https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-01-05.pdf c7bd7aea20720160f2772cf92a0bf8d8 PDF Text Text Hastings* Banner. VOL ALIA. NO. 56 HAATINOJ, MICHIGAN. THURAbAT, JANUARY 5. 1505. IO PAOC5. JI.OO PER3 EAR. Mrs. Marion Goodyear spoke of SHE IS NOT THE HEIR HIS FATHER FOUND Courtesy on the Street and broitgbt out well ths importance of this feature of ■Judge Jewell Denies Mrs. Furnla's And Harry Lahr is Much Rejoiced Claun to- Rose Estate. Over the Good News. HELPFUL TOPIC DISCUSSED AT our daily life. Formal greetlr gs Jack CYCLONE CO'S ANNUAL MEETING much, and the kind hearted way of THE WOMEN’S CLUB’S LAST Judge Jewell today put an end to the HELD MONDAY AND TUESDAY Harry 1. Lahr of this city Is much re­ greeting the passing friend she elt was nEETINO somewhat interesting contest over the joiced Io learn that his father, John iH. OF HOME DEALERS. the truly courteous way. If‘ IKJOpld petition of Mrs. Ida Furuiain the mat­ NO CHANGE IN OFFICERS Lahr, who disappeared mysteriously would stop to realize hoiw can th; ter of the estate of rhe late Benjamin from Lafayette, Ind., live years ago, is MANY SIDES OF SUBJECT greeting accompanied b? the] chw*j7 R. Rose. olive and well and is about to return BETTER SERVICE OF All the Old Biard of Directors Elected tone anti cordial smile meant to the Mrs. Furuia, who comes from Lud­ east fian 1 his tteUern home. HOME DEALERS With One Exception. Lahr iwas the proprietor of the Lahr ington. claimed in her petition to be a Presented In the Various and Inter­ average person they wonk} never fall to esting Papers and Talks on give It. The annual meeting of tihejMichigan hotel of Lafayette. He was of high daughter of Rose. That Topic. Ln considering the Courtesies of Shop­ Mutual Cyclone and Windstorm insur­ standing in the community, and so far Besides That, Trading at Ho.-re Helps Hrr name was not mentioned in bis Build up the Town la Which You ping Mrs. Stauffer felt true epurteey ance Company was held at thh office of as is known, there was not in the slight­ will and she""petitioned to be appor Under the heading of “The Courtesies Are Interested. . eimply required pne to carry out the the Secretary, D. W. Rogers in this -eel reiKfn tor his disappearance One tiont-d a share of the estate just as of Life” a series af helpful five minute The Banner or any one else cannot though Rose! had died intestate. Rol­ talks and papers were given at the club golden rule. She spoke of the long city Monday and Tuesday, and was day ‘however, he was missing ajtd not criticise any person within the trading boilrs and enforced politeum the clerks fairly well attended. The members tine slightest trace was left liehiud. and Clark, administrator, denied that Friday, the courtesies considered being had to assume no matter what their elected all theoW officers, probably con­ Search tor him proved fruitless and not radius of thia city for buying elsewhere Mrs. Furnia was a child or heir.of Hose as follows: personal feelings, and toldjef same of cluding that the splendid success <»f the until a few weeks ago was any word what they cannot find In the stores of and the court after listening to the evi­ In thfl Hum'S-. Mr*. Hiuinwh Bartos-. the most trying things the perSon be­ Company in the past would inake.it heard of tbe ntaaiqg man. His wife Hastings. But we want to say some dence upheld the administrator. He In th-School. Mrs. Elon Henkes. In Traveling. Mrs. Margaret Bailey. hind the counter had to. meet. Court­ the proper thing to keep it in |he same things in regard to buying of local dismissed the petition. died about three years ago. In the Church. Mr*. France* Htnltii. hands/* We doubt if there is another esy and thoughtfulness on the jlart o It was the defense that if Rose had Tbe discovery of Labi was brought tradesman those articles tbat ca^n be lu the Club, the BrasMsul. Company in existence doing1 half the about through ibformatlou given his found in their stocks of merchandise. nt one time married Mrs. Furnla's From Elder* to CUllilreu, Mr*. Geneva Hayes. the shopper.brings a great deal of hap­ Volume of bdekivsH with the? same ex­ attorneys by Jatnee Noel, au Indianap­ For a good deal of money g,»es ffom mother, as was claimed in the daugh­ piness into the life of the clerk. ] Upon tbe Street. Mm. Martan Goodyear. In Shopping, Mr*. Chat de Stauffer. pense that this Vompuny’H very large olis attorney. Mrs. Dwight, a daugh­ Hustings end Barry county every ter's petition, another wife was then Miss Winnie Harper was present and Mrs. Barlow in discusaing the first favored the club with an instrumental business costs itsstp •kholders.i Its rec­ ter of Mr. Lahr, lives in Butte, Mont., uionth which ought to be expended living in an asylum, making the wedord of but one assessment since its or­ and witlii a slight clue went in search right at home, with the dealers in (til*, diitg viid. Evidence was introduced topic of Courtesy in the Home gave solo. Roll call was responded to with many helpful thoughts. She defined, greetings appropriate to th© eeuaon of ’ ganization is without a parallel. x of her lather. Sho found him clerking city and other Barry county towna, however to show tbat Rose and Mrs. , 1, / 1 ' The only change made was the elec­ in a hotel at Belilngion, Wash., under We will say further, that on the wholp 1 urnla'H mother at one time ran away the difference between politeness with the year. its set rules, and courtesy which springs tion of J. W. pawn. of Eaton! Co., asa tbe name of Lewis A John. as good service and as satisfactory together.—Grand Rapids Press ■ director in place <>f 1L. 11 Sjiencer, «f from the heart A great many can ac­ Mr. Lahr, ailas John, says the reason prices could be obtained by dealin#, PATRICIAN OFFICERS. quire the common rules of politeness, with home tMlesmarj, for the goods* Detroit. he left home was to get away from ' Hastings Division Couri^lo. 91 Order but courtesy comes from a deeper UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL Tjhe financial report of the 1 Co. waa worry and work and gc-Uintu a better usually suplled by the catalogue houses of Patriceans installed the following source and is part of ourChrfetian edu ­ presented, and was satisfactory to the climate. ' He changed his name and are of a lower grade than could be had TEACHERS’ MEETING cation. The real courtesy of home life officers Monday night: metaben. It will be published in our gave no notice of hi* 'iisappearance, be­ of home dealers for the same money. Fast Senator — Fred StoWell. begins in suppression. If there is neut issue . cause beldid not d-ant bis relatives and Besides this, support of the home deal Senator—Guy L. Haven.; j Program for First fleeting, Jan. 9, courtesy between parents it naturally friends Io know where he went He er, othor things being equal. Is a matter Counsel — Frank Charnlmre. DUTY TO BE THERE follows thaLthe. children unconsciously At the Baptist Church. came direct to Seattle, and after staying of duty upon every resident of village, Scrite- Mrs. Maggie Falconer. 1 acquire it. Hospitality In the home The first of the Union Sunday School there for a short time lived a while id city or country. If the dealer is hog Questor—Mrs. George, MrConnelL. its broadest sense is being lost sight of Every Barry County Fsrmer Should Tacoma and I’ortland. Four years ago gish or discourteous, that is another teachers’ meeting* wiil be held at’the Fiamen—George McConnell. in the hurry of the age, because we Attend the Farmer’s institutes. in* went ’ to Bellingham, and bus wince! que.-Liou. Such do not remain in trade Hapttist (Church at 7:31) Monday evening, Praetor— Mri Dan Ashaiter. . !E|sewhere we present tbe progrnm been employed in the Hptel Bryon. very long, and we are glad to say thuB January 9th. The following is the make that hoppiiality too formal and Patron —Mrs. Hiram Puhxatier.; elaborate. Cordiality and courtesy is fdr the Farmer's Institute, whicit will He hays he will return soqn and look! Barry county is very free from sucP program: iatrex—Mrs. Chris. Deedrick. Filler ’The BUrpoae'ot John's Gospel”, Mr*. the secret of true hospitality. bq held in this rmtity next week. The ...... _____ after matters connected with hi« prop- tradesmen, Courtesitw in the School was well PLElSANT-SURPRISE topics are of vital intvrest. and!the men ertiee in Lafayette ...... Chicago, which wuikuii >s what w® want our readers to v.v.,and Pap ’ ■TT. hstauftw. * Career oi John, the EvaugtjllM*', brought out by Mrs. Henkes. She spoke have been eetimnte.i eetimnte.i as ns W0t£ now can can It n possibly jiuwiMiy benefit uwqcui Mril ;awtt0< who wiil address these gathering* are hav Monday evening a emkll surprise v beet) worth SIOH.lXJO.i think wi; How Mrs.Ch.ittic Stauffer. of the common courtesies which could party was given In honor of Misses exceptionally strong .men. . There but which be thinks not worth more ||j them to build up the trade of. Chicago j ex|«»-itton or.tawa*: be taught in the home and school, and ought to be a large attendance al each than S23KJ00. But Jie will not May ] catalogue houses? Jan. 15th Ethel and Caline Mills, at the residence 1. ■4A Christian from the Witness pf Another’? how readily the children acquired the of their grandparents. Mt and Mrs. Bession. . ' . j ’ houses do to meet .the running expend east, as he does not like the climate. the manners and courtesies of the If then- is one thing ■farmers ought of your town or city?How much dotbey A. J. Angle. 537 Clinton street nt which J. ''(A ChrhtUn through the invitation of Oth'teachers. The school should try to in­ pedro was the principle diversion. tojdo it is to cultivate the habit of co­ pay for improving the roads and bridg­ ,*r*” T* 41 4.’. Mln Anna Johnson. ABOUT TO MOVE X “A i hrlutlnii through the Personal Gall of culcate in the boy or girl all that is After that came a few sours with . -operation, and of wording together for es? What farm produce do they help meant by good breeding, and special TO HASTINGS make a market for? How liberally do thb good of their vocation. Men In Miss Ethel at the organ, ^hd One se­ 4. ”A ChrUtlxii from Perxoaal Observation" v* emphasis was laid on the courtesy -•lher kinds of business-do bq, why not they subscribe to help the poor or un lection by Miss Leia Woodruff. Th6 4S-S). Ml** Helen MlcluwI. which teaches them to respect the the fanners? They haw much to gain Chss. Young Was Planning To Take fortunate of your locality? When yuu Jan. sznd prizes were awarded to Mr- E. NoMrights, opinions and property of others. smith, Mrs. L. McIntyre. Mr. A. J. •by it, and they certainly lose much by Life Easier When Death The school cannot accomplish much get of a Chicxgo ealalogoo botuer 1. *T. Waitaw. ■failing to do it. Overtook Him. 3. "Jmus making use of *a opportunity to however when the common courtesies Angle and Mrs.-Robert Mills. A merry These institutes are furnished (o it not true that what they want and all , time was enjoyed by all and a parting Charles Y oung, aged Bi years, who iBarry Co. fajmen; for their benefit By they want is your cash in exchange for 3. "Gtarincatlao through Service" v* •11. are violated in the child's home life. “Happy New Year.” waetbe taet greet­ had been employed as janitor of the In considering the Courtesies of co-operating with the state organiza­ their goods, on which they make a big Ing. Peninsula club for thre* years, dropped Round table. oocMutlngof one minute tbought* Traveling Mrs. Bailey said from long tion which plans thee© gatherings, Bar­ profit, and that they care nothing be dead in the basement o’ th© dub house **»<! kugimtlon.-i pretalniag to tbe or experience she Had found th- bea1 ry Co. farmers will promote their own aboutB o’clock last'e. ening, Yuu.ig rood that for you or yon r locality? interests, and show their appreciation Is not tbe fact tbat Montgomery Ward ! mi«» Lcxtte Lak*. Mto* ciiarMte VanAukra. weapons in trayMing were politeness DEATH OF MRS. DAVID PATON. was shoveling coal in the boiler room has made himself ten times a million Mrs. C1um. Bareaby. and courtesy. They would accomplish •f what is done in their behalf by large­ Sunday morning Mrs. David Paton when he fell. Jue Forename, who wav !aire, and lives like a prince, that Sears | . --------------------------wonders and one invariably met with died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. ly attending these institutes. with.him. thinking he had fainted, call­ Roebuck & Co. have piled up millions the same treatment they gave. She H. H. Snyder, of peritonitis. Khe bad We recommend as one of the topics VISITED CHAR­ ed his brother and together they carried called attention to several of the moat in the past few years proof that these for dfccuBsion at these gatherings tbe LOTTE BROTHERS common dkcourtesies constantly met been in’poor health for several months. th© body Into the stock room. Dr. S. ■catalogue houses make immense prof­ subject of soil-vaccination as has been She came to spend Cbrislmaa witb . Mr. Porter TuCtlS was In the dining room, witb. and gave some amusing ana in and Mrs. H. H. $uyder. and whs taken it*. Go toJ the manufactures who sell explained in the Ba.xnek’s columns, was called, but his orrvicee were un­ to them and you wifi find that in all Party of Hastings Odd Fellows Went tereiting personal experiences. ill'the next day with the dtwLee iihat if there is any topic that should be of to Charlotte Friday Evening. necessary. Death resulted from apo purchases made by these big concerns The Courtesies of the Church by Mrs. caused her death. The funeral Sccarred Ute Interest it is surely tbat of restor­ plexy. Coroner Hillikt-r arrived soon Lost Friday evening a party of nine Smith was a sermon in itself. Courtesy Tuesday from the family home ip lia*it is the price and n»»t tile quality of theing fertility to worn out or exhausted Hastings Odd Fallows went to Char­ and reverence in the church are closely after and ordered the body removed to goodo they buy that is their chief con­ •oilby ianocuiation with the nitrogen­ tings township, conducted by lotte to see the North Lansing team akin. Yet one can make place for the 11. VanAuken apd was iargel cern. gathering germ* in the manner sug­ SprattaPs undertaking rooms. Young was a widower and lived at Confer the 3rd degree. The party con­ stranger and yet com© short of what j You want your local dealer to make gested by the Department of Agricul­ ed. She would have been <M _ the club house. Recently, with the as­ a fair profit on what he sells. Be Is en­ sisted of A. D. Maynard, Guy Haven, we coll reverence. She called attention ture. had she lived until the day of her sistance. of Mason Charles, of Hastings, titled to that His prosperity, when H. IL Lewis, Herm Colvin, Chas. Freer, to some of the common courtesies that al. She leaves beside her jiusbi Mich., he had purchased a small farm .founded upon giving good goods at fair Mark Wilkin, John Hinge*. Chas. should always be observed and yet are hons ana three daughters to n VERY PLEASANT SURPRISE near Hastings and .intended going profit as it almost Invariably is, helps Reed and Ed McDonald. They report sometlmfrhwking-lhal of attention, low. She was held in very brj there soon to <;>cnd the rest of his life jhls customers, for he shares their bur having had a most enjoyable time, and the attitude of reverence during prayer, by all who knew her. Ajs a Mr. and Mrs- Frank Sylvester the I He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Allie den of"tecal taxes, helps al! movements were । much pleased with the North the appreciation from the pew to the mother, as a friend, as a w< Victims on Their Thirtieth Wed­ Bailey. N<x 275 Cherry Street-Grand that improve the town, glvee credit i Lansing team. pulpit which can be evidenced in man­ sougbtialways to do her duty. ding Anniversary. Rapids Herald. . ner as well as in words. Indifference when needed, and is a fellow citizen. Thursday was the 3t)th anniversary is one of the hardest things a minister We commend these suggestions to PRESIDENT GLASGOW •f t^e marriage of Mr. and Mra. Frank has to meet with in his congregationHAMPTON FAMILY REUNION the favorable consideration of the DAM GUN LAKE. Sylvester. They had not intended any The habit of attention should be form people of Barry county. The Genial Senator of This District Drain Commissioner Gable, of . A Re­ upecial observance of the occasion, but ed; lounging, the snapping of watches gan county, appeared before ibe taperMade President of the State tbei< friends had made such plans. Ac­ Sixty Years of Wedded Life for Mr. and glances at the clock are not court­ visore Tuesday asking pertnUstoo of CLOTHES LINE AND AXE Senate. and Mrs. W. W. Hampton. cordingly they were inveigled into a eous. Appreciation can be shown the board to build a dam aerom Gue Hon. C. L. Glasgow was honored neighbor’s home that evening, while The annual family reunion of the in many ways. It is important that lake at the point where It empiiw l»Tbe Two Mixed With the U»>l Re Tuesday by being unanimously elected the crowd congregated at a nearby Hampton family occurred at the resi­ children acquire the habit of church to Gun river. This step la taken to suits for Peter Shuman. as President of the Michigan Senate.. house. Then on the pretext that he dence of W. W. Hampton, of Dowling, Saturday Peter Schuman started in It goes without saying that he will Oil going while young. It has much bear­ meet the objections of the* cottageni was wanted over home a minute, Mr. this week. ing on their future conduct in church. and other owners of property along S. went to his home and unlocked the Among the friends from aboard we.re to split wood for Dr. McGuffin. He the position most acceptably, and bring And the Sunday School should not be Gun lake who object. ,to the proposed door. He couldn't understand where Mrs. Florence Graham and daughters did not notice the clothes line above credit to the district which sent him to made a substitute for tbe church. Gun river drain, the suit over which te they came from, but before be had time Gladys and Edith, Mrs. Minnie Wing him. and at the first stroke his axe was lutnsing. He will be fair to all Inter­ Mrs. Reynolds next spoke of to be tried before Judge Smith thia to think twice about forty of the friends and daughter Bessie, all of Yorkville, caught in the line, with the result that ests and to all men. We-congratulate Courtesy in the Club. One's manner month. The property own tn teeni Join­ and neighbors swarmed in upon him. Mr. and Mrs, Will Hampton and the axe flew back and stuck him in the tht* Senate and the Senator on lhl> counts for much. Sympathy is the ed vigorously object to the giving ©f Then h|rs. Sylvester was called home daughter Joyce. This venerable and * face, knocking out one of his teeth and selection. key that unlocks the hearts of others. such permission. The board bak made The evening was very pleasantly spent, epriffhllT couple hexe troreled the rowl , *»«•'»»» three otheni.xud I,rolling the True courtesy desires to contribute to the matter a special order; f^r. this HIS FIFTIETH and Frank and his wife were the re­ o' lite together eixty ,e»re. their ortnl ! ri«htrt"*k quit. I»d|y. Mr. .Shuman the happiness of others, and she spoke morning. I *“*'•» '»■")' ’lnn"«1 blow cipients of hearty congratulations and verrxr, oceurlttg next’sundey. The note year will aleo uxher in Mr. I u« I* «re«lng along ateweH n could be Levi M. Dewey Sends His 50th Con? of how we could apply all thio to club the cordial wish for many pleasant re­ life. Of first importance was the ability secutKe Subscription for the A HOME TALENT PLAV. turns of the day. Hampton’s eighty-fourth birthday expected. to put down self and rise above person­ Banner. which will occur the twelfth of the The Cricket on the Hearth is to be al liken and dislikes. Uneasiness, lack ANNIVCRCELEBRATED THEII EMANVEL SUNDAY SCHOOL mon|h while Mrs. Hampton is in her presented by local talent at ^t. HuseM The Basner has been published 49 of attention, coming in late, leaving SARY. . FESTIVAL. seventy seventh year. - In accordance with-Their usual cus- years. All that time Levi M. Dewey, during the reading of a paper were some Hall Friday Jan. 13th. This play is' The Christmas Sunday School exer Jm tbeVW” girls celebrated the anni- of Johnstown, has taken this paper. of the courtesies sometimes violated in a [dmaatizatiun of Chas, Dickens] masterpeice of the same iiamt-. .The} rives of Emanuel parish were held in PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENING •rsary of the organfeation of tlielr Mr. Dewey believes in reading his own the club. No one is purnoeeiy discourt­ the Parish house Wednesday evening, ub on Friday evening. Dec. 30, at the paper, so be always pays tn advance. eous, but much is done through tbougfrt- present production it to be first rinse the evening of Holy Innocent’s day on Bible Classes of the Methodkt Sunday in every respect, the beet nine lea) tal­ ' • home of Miss Ermena Goodyear, where Yesterday we received his 50th consec­ lessnere. which the church celebrates this fes­ School Have one Saturday Mrs. Geneva Hayes discussed the ent as well as dramatic talent in lluan elaborate five course dinner was utive subscription. tival of the children. The chief at­ tings having been secured for t^e dif­ Evening. Courtesies from Eiflers to Children in served. The room and table were pret­ traction was a beautiful tree, lighted The Young People's Saturday evening the four bible tily decorated with ground pine, holly PROGRESSIVE SIX O’CLOCK TEA. her usual happy manner, and with the ferent i parts. and decorated in a way to delizht the classes of the Methodist Sunday School Club ofi St. Rose’s chmeh, underwhea* spirit that only a grandmother could and carnations, while the mystical "W,” Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stebbins enter­ eye of old and young alike. A brief bad a social evening at the church. par­ brilliantly lighted, was placed at the tained the " W ” girls and an equal bring to tbe topic. One bears much, auspices the play is being glveh. feel program consisting of talks from the lors. which was very enjoyable. There hsad of the table with the picture of : number of - young men at a progressive she said, about the duties of children to confident that the lovers of (he, iegiti rector Mr. Rogers, and Mr. C. F. Field, was nothing formal about the gather the absent member, Agnes Lowry, tea Tuesday night. Small tables pret­ their elders, it is thundered from the mate drama will be afforded an eve­ superintendent of the school, Christmas ing. There were a few readings and beneath the center of the letter. 'Those tily decorated were scattered through pulpit and echoed from the press, and ning of rare enjoyment. They have carols.'suug by the school, solos by Dr. instrumental selections, after which present were Misres Katharine Van the rooms, the dining room table being people often forget to look on the side secured as stage director Harlan F. Hall lately in the cast suppoitiig Edith C. IL Barber. Hilda Dunlap and Mrs. those present were invited to sing a Valkenburg, Mary Grant, Grace Grant. particularly effettlvo with trimmings given her to discuss. It is useless to E. Baker in Ibsen's playt. The1 thicket Hama, recitations by Miss Ream, Syd­ song or repeat a piece which they re­ Florence .Diamond, Harriet Goodyear, of red and green; red ribbons to which expect from a child treatment it does on the Hearth” is familiar to, many ney and Vesta Crowell. Then came membered as having sung or spoken Ermena Goodyear, Fearl Hall, Vera vyere attached Christmas bells hung not receive from you. The sense of people as a drama of intensej heart the all important feature ftf the eve when they ware children in the public Doyle. Clftra Hendershot, Lavinia and from the electric lights and pine and justice Is developed early in the small ning to the little ones at least of div schools or at some church or Sunday Hazel Butler, of Bellevu*^ Hazel Daw­ holly wereNised. After each course brain. This sense of being unfair to interest, depicting, many soenre? of tributlng the fruits of the well laden school entertainment. If they could son, of Charlotte; Ora Bopd, of Ann the couples retained partners and pass­ children she said is what all older peo home. It is a play that candot fail to tree, of which everyone had a generous not do this they were to tell a story. Arbor, and Mr. and'Mrs. I’.T. Colgrove, ed to the next table. Mrs. Wood pie have to regret In looking back on share. The responses were many apd highly Mr. Colgrovg having been made an catered. After tea a pleasant evening their experience with their own chil­ served at Heath’s drug refreshments were honorary member of the dub through was passed witb cards. Donald Van dren. Courtesy is the beet and only price for reserved seam Min Grace Grant returned to-day entertaining. _ Light _ . to school at Knfokerbacker Hall, Ind- served, and all voted the occasion as numerous Courtesies extended to Its Ziie, of Detroit, a cousin of the hostess, way to accomplish satisfactory reeultt night have been reduced to 3Q<bdIh. Don’t forget the date Friday‘.Taw. Ek being very ploasant. members. Mn. Wood catered. dlaanpolis, Indiana. In tbe rearing of children. was the honor guest. ANNU AIMEE URG BUY GOODS Al HOME (OURItSIES Of UfE �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY 5, 1905 2 4 4 IN SOUTHWESTERN « MKHIdAN. < 4 tiil weevjwwj f ROM NtARBT COUNTICJ While;temporarily.insane,Geo. AIcox, living near Marshall'escaped from his home one day last week. His body was found Thursday in a snowbank, frozen Belding's new industry, the Fargo shoe factory, has begun to do business, and will be running a large number of hands in a few weeks. » Probate Court. A Ok jauSkcA SBta A At Final account heard in.relate of A* Christmas greetings to Ex Senator Thos. P. Searles. Hearing adjourned. Thomas W. Palmer and Hon. George Estate of Martha Emery, deceased. (>. Robinson, of Detroit, Albion college Final account allowed. ' conferred on them the honorary degree Estate of Martha Sheldon. Final ac­ of doctors of law. count allowed. Discharge Issued to Orson C. Sheldon. The Ingham County Farmer’s Mutual Annual account Qlediof guardian of Insurance Co. will probably insure auto­ mobiles. At the annual meeting of tbe Dewitt 0. Sheldon, incompetent. Petition tiled for appointment of company at Mason, the matter was left to the executive committee, which will administrator in- estate of t’hilander meet soon. It appeared to be the sense Durkee, deceased, hearing Jan. 27th. of the meeting that the automobiles MASONIC OFFICERS. could not be classed as farm imple­ Marshall Knights of Pythian are pre­ ments, but that they should be insured The new officers of Hastings Lodge paring to build a suitable lodge build­ as are other vehicles while standing in No. 52, F. and A. M.. were duly in­ ing in that city, the lower part of. the lam of the insured. stalled last week as follows: which will 1** made ip to a fine opera W. M., John M. Payne. Marriage License*. house. S. W.w Elroy Tobias. ■ J. W., I^e H. Pryor. Julian M.Potts,Thbraappln.• Treas., Chas. H. Bauer, Marcia E Zerbe, Thornapple.. Charlotte’s new Masonic temple is to si-e'v, 11 H. Snyder. Ransom Hynes, Woodland S. D., D. K. Titmini. be formally opened on Washington’s, Delta Shafer, Lake Odessa. J. D.. E«au Cannon. birthday. . • L J..Connell, Johnstown. Stewards, W. J. Fnild. atul George Carrie E. Baird, Barry.. towel! Trier. John Mate. ' Usually: !the coal mine- near tkaud; Nellie M. Pryor. Hastings... Ledge’ are very busy at this eAufiiLpf Jus. A. Bulrick. Freeport.. . VACANT HOMES. the year. Rat just now the demand is Blanche Miller, Fieeporl. . light* anu ’must of the miners are idle. Jeremiah G.Culler. Delton. re. \either For S'ulr Minnie Mi Norwood, Delton For itt-su. Albert G. Beard. Nashville.. ti.fit jiii’i-.- ah* Mncrol The IL C. Hathaway Masouie lodge. Florence L. Cassvll, Nashville. III MllailelpUlii 111. !',of (Jaivdniiia. celebrated Jit. Johns day Carl M. Dolliver. Nashville pj- owttere «rf v.lut-li k«ep ■tltvm idle Ih*by a; big banquet at which time tbe Cora Ide. Nashville A |s • cause t>f tindvatli therein of a tneiubci; mortgage on their hall which was built Fred Wing, Barryt. 18 of the-family J” said a i t-al eatatu deal­ Befsie E. Russelll Hume years ago was burned. er. L. J. Burghduf. HL.----"In the territory whore 1 do niucb Roaella Collins, Rutland.. busimvs I can show yi'i fifty house* Some I line ago Frank Bliss and Louise that-have lun-n idlp frqm one to ten Advertised Letters. Bliss, of l.ateK.Odenua, were divorced. years tjiul you cannot tfimt for love- or Last week they were married again, Hastings, Michigan, Jan. 2,1904. money. Many of them, were descrte<1 and now there is more bliss amongst letters addressed to persons named soon after the death af a member of them, having seen the error of divorce. twloi' remain unclaimed in this office tbe family nnJ: were left completely and will be sent to the Dead I a* tier of­ furnished, the owners even going to the expense of renting another house to fice if not claimed by Jan. 16,1906. .John >toei, an employer of the Brand Mrs. Sarah A. Stewart, Mrs. Jessie “A beautiful lioiav twilnnglng to an Rapids stationery store was pushing a Young, Mrs Mary A. Young. Miss eccentric old lady whotp 1 know was track on the fourth iloor of. that insti­ Bertha Ferris, Miss Nettie Eldridge, abaudqnod by her and her childreu be­ tution Thursday when he fell down the Miss Mabie Wilson. Mr. John Beyer. cause of the husband's dk'itth lite years elevator .shaft. Though badly Injured, Mr. Orlando Peck. Mr. Phil Sebenlner, ago. Severn! rimes have 1 endeavored it is expected he will recover. Mb. Jerry Wilcox, Mr. E. L. Griffin and to induce her to rent It. ibut my efforts were unavailing. Tbe interior of the J. H. llartgh. fall several prominent Lansing Please say "advertised” when asking house. I understand, still contains the, beautiful furnishings it possessed when boys made' two or three nnspccessftU for advertised letters. W. R. Cook, the faailly moved away. In fact, you attempts to “coon" cider from a farmer Postmaster. can sec the law curtains at soon- of living near the city. At Christmas tl>e windows. They have been turned REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. they were greatly surprised to receive yellow by the sun. among'their presents a nurJng bottle “Neither can you purchase the homes tilled with cider with tbe compliments WABBANTY DEEDS referred to unless poverty forces such families to dispose of them. Death of tbe aforesaid fanner. Frank M. Allerton to Jas. Wal­ den 3b a sec 12 Castleton... .8 450 00 alone bolds the key irf entrance."— Philadelphia Telegraph! The Supreme court on Thursday af­ M. Cpulter to Geo. J. .Nagler parcel Gan lake. Oiangeville 100 (X) ternoon granted the application for Jas. VanTine to Frank West DOUGLAS JERROLD. habeas corpus in the Tubbs'murder 40 a secs '.• and 16 Yankee case submitted to the court that mom ‘.•00 00 Springs ing by Attorneys Dean and Fox. By I^oroy Johnson to Mary E. Bradley parcel blk 6 Kenfield When a prosy old bore's! «pped Doug­ the terms of tbe order the defendants • WtPOO las Jerr-ikl. who wns taprrying on ur­ add city must appear before the court at tbe gent business along Regent stretti wiy> D. J. Tubbs to O. L. Roush par ­ opening day of the January term' Tues­ cel Maple Grove■. 15 00 the question.’ “Well. Jerrold, my dear day, January 3i at which time argu­ boy, wliht is guing-on?" |‘I r.Tn!” retort LG. Hart to Elisha Raymond ments will be submitted on the ques­ 40 a sec 14 Hope '.... 1000 00 od Jerrol-.l, shooting pa«tHlke nn arrow tion of HAU. - Charlotte Republican. Mary Raymond to 1. G. Hart . 80 a sec 17 Rutland .. ifloo 00 Askt*d to eontribate to ji tbiftt sub scrlpti.rti which wns bring g »i up for' Clarence Bishop to A. E. KenAlexander Friedman. a dry goods astoa n L lots and 10 Strik­ a mkliM Grub street writer. Jyrro|ilj merchant, of Mendon, bas received a er’s add city ISO 00 cried impatiently. ’ How rniich dtMH tin-; unique ‘ liristiuas gift which is evident­ Mary E. Myers to Eva C» Kenfellow want this time?" "Well tli^' aston three lots Grant’s add ly । dbscirtice money. The present is a time I think jn.-t four ur*l two naught1 city 500 00 will put'him straight." ?’Tut me ilowij niondy order for 820. sen; by a man an known to Mr. Freidman, but who was Jas. N. Murray to Floyd Qappet parcel Baltimore.... rw 00 A lawyer, replying to die tmst ills indebted U>-bis father before Mr. Fried.QUIT CLAIMS health drunk ut :i dinner of attfcta. niau was born. The debt outlawed -statumenMl out that he illrl not Expect over twenty years ago. No reference H. G. Barber to Milton Nobles 40 a sec 36 Hope 90 00 the honor, ns law could tmrdly be con­ was mad4 to the account, but the name sidered vine of the arts, wlmreupon Ji-r on the njiuiiey order corresponds witb L 1*. Dillen to C. M. Pulman 120 a sec 26 Maple Grove.... 50)00 rokl interji-ctid one won! only. •’Black!" the one uwihg tbe account, which ap A clergyman who was Indecorously pears on Jtbe old books in Mr. Friedanti uncharitably denoinii-mg tbe poor Card of Thanks. min'* possession. for the numlier of children they bred We wish to express oor heartfelt tbauk« to •ur friends and uelithlws who so klndlv assDted wound up with the opinion that the js la the sickness, death and burial of cur baby. real evil of the times was "the surphui Hr. and Mrs. F maxw C bamkk and CmuDRKX. Tbe hundred of little orphans of the population." Jerrold nodded a hearty Haskell Home had a merry Christinas assent, Apertalnly, the surplice popula­ Card of Thanks. at the Battle Creek Sanitarium tonightWe wish to Uuuik the many frtauds who no tion!” a huge tree being provided for them in staidly Asaiited u* ttiroaab tbe alckneaa and bur­ •There’s one song tn the Prodhcue,’’ ial of our beloved daughter and sUter. al«o for the san I tori urn’s big gymnasium. The the beautiful rtowm which were sent her during Cried a musical bore to Jerrold, "which death. Haskell Home is populated by children her sIckDcati and always carries me away.” *’Wocld I Mr». Hattie Hager and Daughter. coaid sing Jt!" ejaculated Jerrold.1 picked up in the slums of large cities Card of Thanks. and brought here for reconstruction, We de-0rr to express our thaulu to the klud mentally, morally and physically. Dr.: friends BREAKING OF THE VOICE. for their aid sad symiiathv shown usdurJ, H. Kellogg has adopted nearly 30 of a the stcktirea. death and burial uf our Moved tXhter and sUter I reh (I. Cobb. thu children so secured as members of Mr. and Mrs. Ire Cobb and Family. bis own family, which is Uy far the Card of Thanks. The peculiar physiological causes of largest family in Michigan living under ? We desire to thank our friends, particularly what is called the breaking of the voice one roof. '| . <xir neighbor* and tbe employees of the Hasthig-f Table Co. for thetr aswlsuuire and great are not quite understood. but it1 is nndneMt to us during the sickness aud since tbe known to depend immediately upon no death of Mrs. Phoebe .J. Hanlins. organic change in the larynx, the organ Joseph M. Harding, A farmer near Scottville had been so of tbe voice, which occurs in the male Mrs. Mary Kevil. often plundered by chicken thieves sex between the ages of fourteen and that bis Lgbearance ceased and he set sixteen. Before that the larynx of WORSE EVERY YEAR. a trap gun for the reception of the boys resembles that of girls, but when the voice begins to break the vocal next marahder who should come along. •‘I reckon that’ll Ox any miserable, low Renty of Hastings Readers Have the chords become lengthened at least oneSame Experience. third, tbe angle of tbe thyroid cartilage lived son of a gun who gets in range of becomes enlarged, and the muscles Don’t neglect an aching back, it," be said, and was going to make which connect the oigans of the voice Lt will get worse every year. further remarks when he was inter­ with the hypold bone and tbe bast of Backache is really kidney ache. rupted by a loud report and a charge To cure the back you must cure the tbe tongue become elongated. of shot struck him in the shoulder, kidneys. While tbe change of form is taking If you don't other kidney ills follow place the voice is unfitted for singing narrowly missing his face. He had Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright’s and should be used only witb great touched tbie combobulation that oper­ disease. ated the trigger of the trap gun. “I * A Hastings citizen tells you how-the care. In other words, the breaking of the voice Is due to the rapid de­ thought it would work,*' was his en­ cure is easy. velopment of the larynx, which takes thusiastic exclamation after the pellets place at certain ages and which leads were dug from bls hide; and he again iad whet) Htooplng or exerting myM-U to a change In the range of the voice. very -harp. It I took cold it always went out and set his gun. nay k>dn*-y< and then no portion 1 The peculiar harshness of the voice . wjw eoniiortable. 1 used uutneruun rsmedies but got little it any lienrflt. I hnd so when It is thus breaking seems to be seen ano heard Doan's Kidney PlUa rec- duo to a temporary congestion and A Battle Creek merchant took a often oatiMnded that 1 thought I would try thorn and swollen condition of the mucous mem­ unique way of punishing a shop lifter, went to W. H. Good year’n drug .stare and got a box. I can say thin tor then;; "1 rarelvetl more brane of the vocal chords accompany­ ■who was a well known married man of pOrmtuient front ttwdr nsir Utan front any ing the active growth of the whole that city who had been caught In the other medicine 1 erm- uwd.” (For sale by all dealers price 50 cents larvor act of taking a fifty cent banderker­ Fpster Milbnrn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. sole Stop IL chief from bis store. The man was agents for thdKJnited States. Remem­ A neglected cough or aold may load let off without being arrested but ac­ ber the name, Doan’s and take no other. to serious bronchial or lung troubles. cording to agreement appeared before Don’t take chances when Foley’s Honev A Life at Stake. the business men’s association of Batand Tar affords perfect security from Ilf you but know the splendid merit serious effects of a cold. Sold by W. H. ,tle Crock ul.4 w«u pointed out to them a- the man who had iieen caught steal­ of. Foley’s Honey and Tar you would Goodyear, tbe droggist -----ing. Thus the man’s family was saved.' w , r be without it, A dose or two prevent an attack of pneumonia or its repo i atleu at the expense of his per- j tppe. It may save your life. W. PANNER aonil huxiiat’oH • * IL Goodyear, the druggist. th© most salve i” '.be wortu. stiff Trendidftvdiz&tiffluhnAH Lines POLITICS ^GOVERNMENT Foreign. Morocco Doiias France. The antlfwelgn sentiment tn Moroc­ co has resulted' In an order Itrom tbe ><ultan'expelllng all foreigners from IFcx and c a u h I n g the powers concern­ ed to fvltbdniw tbeir reprreentStlw*s and to notify heir sub­ jects o leave The the c Wing •tally Fra m e.'( w^rd I Abdul Arix. thWht' ttutt if Friuce Is lo retnlti-lb’r-iltf.ucucq, in the routKry :■ bio.*1y and YrpcusKc war dium j She has mnde domapds for redjcfs, aid If not. aece;k‘<l to troo;*.fronj Altrcfta. 11 Is thought, will be UukIkhI to take p-tm-sslon ftf the principal (torts and Coerce the sultan. Grack Cabinet Racignn. The Gtat-k entdnet reviguMl- Dec. 24 in conscatK u» e of the. defeat of the goveruniAtt In the clmroher an a vote of no cJfldencv laored by e.v-I'rrmier DeiynnnV who sharply criticised the government's general policy. King Alfonso to Wod. » Thj betrothal of Alfonso, 'king of Spain, to the Duchre.-* Marie Antoi­ nette. daughter of tta‘ Archduke Paul Frederic of Mecklenburc Jp.-hwcriu. Gerinnuy . has ix-cn practically settled j and will be formally annow<c<4! on tlic visit of Alfonso to tbe kaiser! in Feb­ ruary. Mites Oecliruc a Salary . Eiectrua'nt General N. A. Miles (rebill It will not be possible to indict un­ der btutpk-loii unless coutrioutory evi­ tinnh by hta' own request .te to be tipdence Is ut 1-nud to warrant tbe prose­ jMjlnUtl inapectcr generur Instead of ndjui.-tiit general of Massnchuiiet.B. cuting attorney >ln taking action. I thus re’.In’nulsljing a salary of $6,000. Planning to Reseat Peabody. ! The Inspector general s oiBce Is with-, Despite th" fnct that Alva Ada mA. cut pay. tbe Democratic candidate for governs.of Colorado, still Iwd IttfXH plurality Cantus Export on Sex. lu c. bulletin written for the census last week, the Republican managers were plunalug io inaugurate Governor bureau by ITofessor F. W. Wlllcog of Peabody fur another term. Recent su­ Cornoli univtentfty it ta assorted that" preme court dectaious on election women live longer than mAi and that,! inirds at Denver ainl elsewhere hare t.ikiug-the population of the world as a! resulted in a Refiubllcau nujorlty > : wlso’e or that part of It whitb has been .distinction, at b-wit thirty in thu leglslnture. wlilrh ■ t:nte«l with regard to there are iwfernl mHllon< more mu'es f<-::Kil?-. in the I'uiied Stnfes lie Fairbanks a Macon Quick. idti t; At tikltanapnlta <»u Dev. 27 Vice Frestill countrim, hlra-.i Elt-cfFalrbniiks w.;s made n L'-? f f< lu.'ilcs. flwlgiil CilriBun in nv>rd time, iutvin*: A'u'.ei ; .'.n. cUire rej>ectally ' Imve more t: ken the Eu!-r-il Appn’U’ito degre.r tlinn'.males ns a ru!0. This he nt -ll» •>’<■! >ck in the iiornlng. tin* Frt- -jitrihv.ra to I hr greater i»pji(>rtutifty in. low Cr Jiwiin dvgr*<* ..t 2 o'clock If. rite'citire f<»r .women ti t'.dfi-employthe nftwa.Km au<l tbe Master Mason .ii'-nt. Prof<*raor Wllhu.. thinks that degree nt night. t'jv < s ofi male* ‘among the^whllai 3 mullilns Is due to the iptlucn.x» Folk’s Governorship Flan. ImaiigrzHiOn. There, lias lKi?n sinceIn n «|Mieeli 'nt St. Louis GovertnEiei-l Folk >'.n:ii>imveil tliul he wouhl IHx) a large Increase in the priqxn-ifon ask tin* legtalature to declare forfMte' of fcnmlre attending school in this all fran<?bls«*4 aej^irvd by bribery and • ountr?.-. in the period of life lx*yoi.d to -pa.ss taw t^reqfeirlng nil frauchlsv- the ace of elghty-1 line women arc more lu future to be soHl to title hiphret bld tnuut-nnhl than. men. Au iqqmrent ex<ler.‘ He promises that the police de­ ter-; of Wuimsj is also noted in the pe partments of all the citire ahnll.be. rjiKl from sixteen to twenty-five, but conducted vithont reEahi to politics the pru.'efisor explains that this is prob during ?»ls administration aud that ”«*. - al ly pppatentj rather tintn n-til,because ery man of every party, dtnill have itba ■ >' tbe -eater number of women "who right to go to the -polling place an claim vironrotosly to belong to tl)ta uge rri.xl/' Among negroci there are more cast his ballot without; futerferejie. nud have-It count?*- aaicnst. and no uraml-s than mules, atul (!>«•.c'tmtrary" ■ • ninuug the Indians. more counted than cast." j Legal and Criminal British Annox Tonga Isles. Southern White Cappers Punished. , Great Britain 1ms awumed centra! of the legal and financial ndm I nitration of the Tonga Islands, with tbe! coneeut of the naihv cldefs. The trade of these southern Pacific isles ampunta to 8L010.000 a year. Judge WllkltuwiB nt ■ Brook haven. Mian., has impewod one life sentence, five of fifty yewrs/one <tf twenty-five years anti oevernl 0T twenty years luu the Lincobi county White Capper* eonvlcted of fiolng violence oxnlnst harm less negroes This Judgment has b«eu applauded threogbout theicountry. Haiti's President Sentenced. Haiti's fugitive president. 8am. has been sentcncixl by tbe court at Portau-Prince to life imprisonment >at hard labor for the nllegetl issue of fraudu­ lent bonds. 31u»e. Sam is sentenced to fifteen yeats. and several membcN of Sinn's inini.strx nml uiiii'i UtgU uraciai.H have tyectJ condemned to prison. Sam ~ is still' residing lu St. Tliomas isle. Danish West Indies. Another Philippine Massacre. In the Philippine Island uf.Samar. Dec. 23. the Pijajane* artEtbusaed and killed nt Dolores a lieutenant and thir­ ty-seven men of tbe Thirty-eighth com­ pany of native scouts. In command of .Lieutenant Abbott. The latter naked! for ri*-enfuh,ementa. Port Arthur Fort Dynamited. The final; stage in the siege <>f port Arthur continues to attract universal attention, the Jnpantw ha ring ^gained a footing on the northeast by tbe cap­ ture of the north fort of Keekwiin mountain Dec. 2D. This was effected In spectacular fashion by the explosion of dynnnilte In aix tunnels driven under tbe fort wall. Volunteers charged through the crevice* and overcame the garrison. Other Russian forts still held out. General To Abolish Grand Juries. By awajurlly of 121.000 Minnesota voted nt, the recent election for the constitutional amendment enabling tbe legislature to do away with the grand jury system. After the passage of tbe SCIENTIFIC J. <’ r.arctay, usslstunt general man­ ager of the Western Union Telegraph company, says he bus perfected a de­ vice whereby messages can hereafter be senr by the oiH*ratfon of an ordinary typewriter keyboanL- During the past week experiipents have been conducted sucrresfully on a wire running from Indiana Official's Shortage*. Many busbiesa firms nn< three, batiks Neu York to Buffalo. The Inventor in Cass county. Ind.,.'nr* thrvutene-l ►ays that the old system of the Morse with ruin beesuse of th< shortage lu operator will be done away with and the account* *f tbe cout*y treasurer. Hint -turesages cm be sent with more c.crueacy and greater Rpe<-<1 by this new it auk Obdncbxtr.. now a ‘ngitlve. device. No man wifi be netsred on the Dr. Chadwick indicted. | n-celvingend. Tboonly work necessary Dr. Lor-ry 8. rbailwirk as well i | will be to see that the paper on'the ma­ his wife. Sirs. Cassie L. C ladwlck. h: _ । -chine ...aw bo Is -. a kept . stralgiit oa^ui nuu and replaced been imitated by the grind jury [j as been exhausted. - - n: , w-> cll - ■■ a non VAUBUUUU. Cleveland (on the cbnrgi » i W^'’a I”’1 in use thlfi ni’w contrivance funre<l nnd Uttered a $5, i 1 is lo revolutionize the whole signed .knilrew Carueg.'e.. Dr. thm. i ;,.|,.sr;1ph gysjem. por ]o‘np distance*, wick is siipjMJM-tl to lie on 1 in way from i .-. here "repreting” of iiiMgngea is esParis tQ_Nfw York. This makes tiiree < nci.il, Mr. Ban lay says he lias an nth lndi.-tmerjt» against Mrs ^’l,:id,Fkk.. mr-inncnt that makes It «« easfr to send but is the first rigninst het bnshann. j tv-luJ j;ew yoj^ ap brim Buffalo. United States Attorney < enonil Moo dy brought legal aetlm against the western pajx’r lie alleges h bis charge filed in United States fftatr'-1-court nt si. Paul has violated t$e provisions of tie Intcretate commtrve b ws by restricting comfieti tlun nfid t gulatiug the1 price, sales, ablpment and territory of ;tbe various mills west of the Mississippi. The companies compriaing the trust ore en­ joined from further dolm? business through the General Papa* company. Tbe price of paper for newspaper print­ ing la said to hare been advanced 50 per cent. City Ownarthip at Naw York. Since tbe publication of the facts about tbe signing of new city light contracts with tbe Consolidated Gas company of New York and tbe court order against further payments to this company by the city, popular move­ ment has taken shape looking to the. ultimate operation of a municipal light­ ing plant at the metropolis. (Thls move­ ment was strengthened considerably when a committee of tbe Citizens* Un­ ion adopted resolutions favoring tbe municipal ownership and operation of public service plants. one training brig., will be added to the navy during,the coming year. More Cancer Among Mon. R<*eon.’s Of several of the largest hos1 ttuta In London1'have been found to show Hint cases of caucer hare 1d' rensod steadily ,-ince records were be;.-un In 1746. whervaa the'number among women had not Increased since 1884. Plant Life Generates Heat. While it was known in a general way.that the lift? process of plants gen< ratc-henL it has remained for a French scientist. M. Dutrocbet. to show tbat the plants have a power of producing a temperature of their own Independ­ ently of the surrounding atmosphere. Turbine Linar Not a Failure. Executive. Seizing Domingo's Custom*. Washington rumor hnd it settled last week that tbe administration wns about to setae Santo Domingo and oc­ cupy It to secure payment of debts. Already art American fiscal agent'hnd seised Porta Plato to collect customs. Mr. Root’s New York speech on the Monroe doctrine foreshadowed- such n policy. Many Worships Building. According to the estimates of tbe I nary department twenty-one new war­ ships of various types. Including five battleships, four armored cruisers, two protected cruisers, two gunboats, five torpedo boats, two training ships and The recmF report cabled from Eng­ lund to the effect tbat the new turbine finer Victorian hnd failed to come up to contract, speed Is naw known to have been a canard. As a matter of fnct tbe turbines were not even in the ship Ht the time the dispatch was nent. The recert trials of identical cruisers of the British navy, one fitted with a reciprocating engine and the other with a turbine, were distinctly In favor of tbe turbine. i Submerged Coal Is Better. Tbe Scientific American says that some of the coal which was submerged nt Portsmouth by the British admiralty in May, 1903, has been raised and test­ ed in comparison with dry coal. Tbe remits showed that the submerged coal had greater heating qualities. Picture Map Showing Position of Port Arthur’s Inner Forts �When tirm' v.»t, -p> ham-* Whc* ' MIDDLEVILLE. you want conxnhitU-a, go home. Wn Mose Roseubefg returned from In­ you want fan. go borne. When you diana Monday after a week'a sfceence. want to nhcwr- others that you have J. K. <k>ates, of Hasting*, was a reformed, gehamejuid let your fatally ' get aojuaiatod with the fact. When ■ business •caller here Thursday. you want s«» show yourself at your , j Ray G-tok and wffe were, Che guests l>est, go home amt do the art -there. I of the former's brother and wife, in When you feel lilt»* being extra Jft*.-ral. l lighten, over Sunday. • go buaM? and ptactide on your wife John Sherman is conflned'to bis bed uud <-hi)ftren firet. When you want to with tagrippe at ttas writing. slitai* with more brilliancy than visual, Ernest ’jveaver returned to Hastings' go tome and Hgkt up the whok^ouseMonday, after a week’s visit with rela hoM. ' lives. The' general.w.iperintendeot w^ rural Lewis Fenton,*ef Ann Aibor, Is con­ free dn’Jvery tans inaued a Mtor of I i^troettona u»'n the duties- of the fined at the home of hissibter, Mi®. EvaiFenton, with smallpox. carriers and the patrons of such/ Qcncan Campbell returned from rtaites. In th»* first place thr.-imtrons should ulo all-they caa to irs-dst the' Stratford. Ontario, Munday, after a week's visit with relativec at that place. tutrriew In the way of bruakhMi roads 4h&ude Eon toe returned to Muskegon ta cai,r- of d«t‘p snenr: on xh».- other i-^nd -csurlfNft must saake the. round Tuesday after a short visit with oW Srip nn matter what the weather, if it friands of this place. '-Kiss Grace Mclntcab, of Grand •r.«n br doce without Imperiling their £tcs xud omveyancea or the* mail of Hppids, forwxtf;? employed by R. T. •Uncle 'San. ' Then. too. if the hlgb- French as stenographer, called «s> wxyH are.BU*luas tp binder Qke proper friends in tMe glace Wednesday. pertorluanee .of the ntediveiy of mall ■fit las Sarah 1’age, of Rutland, ee•wer raich rsoutes. U 1* snore than •eumed her dwtses at the Warreu feather Xikdb* ihat tib! serried will :in ordered ■ boae factor}' filonday, after ‘.-pending ■fbstunrtinited tbe holidays with relatives In HasUugB. | >r LOCAL NLW3 The aupert Isors are la mession if is' week. Bring your job work to the DM.NNEK office. A blister on bnc of tbv ballet? at the Wool Boot factory has cauBto a partial shut down this w^k. We have a fevf of Rev.'lrl R. Hteks’ almanacs to sell! at 25 tents oath If you want to study his'.weather : prey dictions tar 1900, here te your oppor­ tunity. Thnntdav last iwju the 83d blrtnday of Mrs. C. b. Benham. She waajrfvun a surprise. mt the home xif her g.*anddaughter. Mrs. J H, Swanson Din­ ner was served and a pleasant t time enjoyed by all. • An exchange remarks that if the time ever comqe wbem men are as good as .their obltuaiilsB. and women as good as they look, then the -record­ ing angel tn heaven caa .take hte long needed vaantlon. NASHVIIXK. CARLTON CENTER. PRAIRIEVILLE. Julius Hosmer and family, of Lans ing, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. D. M. Hosmer. . Mrs. Eva AHerion left Tuetday for I’lra E. Lewis is confined to tbe house with erysipelas. Mr. aud Mrs. J. I'sborn.Sr. are enter­ taining their son John Osborne Jr. I Mrs. James Brown visited Hasting® ' friends last wek. | Letta and Laura Hyde and Nixm ; Brandstetter returned to Lansing Mon­ Mr. and Mre. Rufus Hosmer spent New Years with tbe former’s parent® north of Nashville. Miss Uhi who has been visiting friends In Grand Rapids for the past two weeks returned home the first of the week Clyde Brotfn, of M. A. C.. who Mae been spending the holidays with his parents returned to Lansing. ' Inez and Marjory Myers are quite ill day. Jennie Drummond, of Buchanato, spent her Christmas vacation al i'('<ne>. Durango, -Colorado, to visit her d*Jfchtfr. Mm. A.,r. HntcMuon. She =will remafti during the winter. id re. Sarah Franck dosed her school in the Hosmer district Friday for a week’s vacation. Homer Ehret has returned from a visit to’his brother Ruhr? at Washing­ ton, ladiana. Laura Wilkinson spent the holidays withCbarlolte rvtatiree. Afaxb Babcock, Gotxlletsville, Term., was the gucet'Of Ed. Smith, fast week. Mrs. Robert Dauls, son and sister Vara Franck, of Battle Creek, is spend Ing (he holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Franck. Mrs. Ed. Palmerend daughter ttUizabeta, visited her parents at Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Abbey, during tbe holi­ days. •Mrs. George IIruuim and Miss t[alas 'Branim, of Portland, Ind., are visiting -tbe-Brumms in this vicinity. bISweld. MORGAN. of this state met at leasing Thurs-1 day and Friday, and had a most inter- . esting nwl profitable seariou. They were tendered a banquet al the Boat club dintag hall Thursday evening. At the business session Friday it was voted that the association have it* own repreeretative at 1-analog during (he session of the legislature. that its member* may be supplied with fair and just reports of what may be done at the eaffcol. instead of haring to take the sensational and , often prejudiced reporta usually supplied through tbe city dailies, especially thoae of Detroit. The aim of the Maociatidh will be to be fair to the iegfstature and the various depart­ ment* of the state government. At the same time there will be no white­ washing. and no attempt to spare criti­ cism where it may be deserved. We are sure the action of the Republican editors will be of great service to the party. . • ’ STOCKHOLOERS’iMEETINa. team. acenBtouaed to a somewhat wratlc Hteersawa, petformed some funsy evolutions. Aoraewhere in their wan­ derings they ups« the outfit an< dumped the driver, and later on they managed to get rid; of the rest of thc-lr load in Chas. Parrot's corn field; thee with the buggy again righted they returned to W. O. Freeman's bare some time toward morning, and not being able to get In turned around aad got mixed up with a hydrant in WU| Reynolds' yard, where they re­ mained until Witt got up and put them In his barn. In the course of time the driver rounded to and di* covered himself in a sand bank near Woodard's, witnopt knowledge of where he was or how he came there. He found his way diown town and with the assistance of i the juarshal and several other parties finally got hie team and hl* load of holiday goods and provisions assembled again and started for home, not much the worse for wear but a trifl'- belated. How­ ever, he won't soon forget “the night before Christmas’ on the load of peaches he had. and he mode tbe re mark when leaving town that Christ­ mas comes but once a year and that he far one was mighty glad of it.— ’ Nashville News. In accordance with sec. 12. of Public Act No. 205, 18^ a* amended, of the rtate Banking Law of Michigan, the stockholders of the Hasting! City Bank are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders of said bank for the election of directors, wiil WATER RENTS DUE. •' •e held at their office in Hastings, I will be at the City Hall for the Mich., on Tuesday, Jan. 10th, 1905 from collection of water rents, Tuesday, 9 a. m. te 12 o’clockjra. Dated at Hastings this 30tb day pf Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of each week. All water rents m«8t I* December. 1904. paid by the 15th of January without A. A- Anderson, farther notice or water will be turned CMbfer. off. J. H. De Pve, City Clerk. ANNUAL MEETING. A social dance mill be given at the Lost Friday while helping H. Fan opera haU, Saturday evening, Jan.', char to get ice out of Thomappie lata under the atupicus «f Fike A Joslin. Harry Six berry fell in tbe water. He quickly pulled himstjf out and then Everyone is -cordially kwited. made a dash for home and dry clothes. Ravtow "Why, Chari**, what do you mean by burning our old love tetters?” “I bare been reading them, my dear,” repl’-d her husband. “After w« Ale Borne Ac who wished to .‘break owr wills might- get bold of (Item and dar them !o prove wr wore Insane." A Floe Ch«»M. Man Overboard—Help! Help! Stranger— Phny don’t yet swim? “I don't kq>w bow.” “Begorry. ye've got an illlgaut rhanee o learn."—New York Weekly. Truth is a torch, bnt It is a huge aue.—Goethe. A Hint <0 taokm In an article on the hygiene of smok­ ing published in the Munich Medical Weekly by Dr. J. Bamberger be says tbe injury that may follow the use of tdbfiwo differs, with the manner of smoking. Those who use a mouthpiece, or. If not, are cnroful^no’t-td' keep the end of the cigar soturdfed with saliva; are much less apt to suffer from tl*} absorytion of the various products of the burning tobacco. i‘‘hry smokers” ran much less risk nf ■finrnilng themsdlvea Han those who chew tbe ends of their* cigars. Dr. Bn mt merger jw gwtt* that :> bit of absorbent cottfin saturated with chloride of iron be plac­ ed In the holder, mid be claims by do­ ing thia some of the harmful products pf combustion are rendered Innocuoun, The annual meeting of the stock­ Its the little colds that grow into big holders of the Hastings Table Com­ colds; the big colds that end in con­ pany will be held at the office of said sumption and death. Watch the little colds. Dr. Wood’s N orway Pine Syrup. Company, at the factory building, on Tuesday, January 10th, 1905, commenc­ “I had a running, itching sore on my leg. Suffered tortures. Doan’s Oint­ ing at two o’clock p. m. ment toik away the burning and itch­ Coughs cured quickly by Foley’s Honey Signed, ing instantly, and anlckiy ettseted per­ and Tar, Refuse aubslitntee. Sold by R. B. Mebner, Pree t manent cure.” C. W. Lenhart, Bowl­ W. B Goodyear tbe druggist. M. L. Cook, Serty. ing Green, 0. ASSYRIA. Port Smith, of Missouri, is visiting Mre. Jewell is visiting her son Henry and family at 0exter. his sister. Mre. Ellen Cranens. There' will jbe a farmer’s institute Aunt Sarah Kline was at a loss to know what to say. when she was pre­ hejd at the M; P. church Jan 11. All sented with a 12 pound goose ou New are requested ». bring their dinner. Y ears dav. IVni. Chamberlain and family enter­ tained friends from Prairieville New Years. Quite a »umber of our young people gave Miss Laura TerpeMug a genuine surprise last Saturday evening. A good time is reported. Mr. Weaver and wife returned the 2nd from Battle Creek after a weeks visit. Mrs. Dexter is able to be up and on the road to recovery. • Tax collector was in Morgan Monday and judging from the smiling faces we see after leaving he must be using them quite well. AU report taxae lower than last year. J. Pltte aud wifeentertaiDed a gentle­ man friend from Nashville the fore part of this week. The thing. farmers , telephone is a sure Meetings are being held in Holmes church this v.e»-k. Vern Loomis and family spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. M. Cock near Minds Corners. There will be a musical entertain•oent given by. the pupils of Miss Nina Mosher, Friday evening Jan. 13 at the M. E. Church. Admission free. •CabbaKe Salad Drr««tn». Beai the yolks of three eggs, half a tesirpottufu! of mustard, mixed for the table, two t.tblespoonfuls of sugar and one-fourth of a tesspoonful of salL Add two tabtespoonfnls of butter, then gradmtJIjr five tablrepoonfuls of hot vinegar. Ntjr and cook over hot water nntil tbe mixture Is thick and smooth. Just before using mix with crisp, fine shredded ceblmge. . JIA V of lace down the center front, narrowly strapped with the delaine, aad tbe whole completed by a cravat of J>row» silk and white lawn turnover collar. Bing — Tbe railroad campania® are drusen robbers! Bung—Quite so» They don't even take the trouble tojrorae their tracks.—Cleveland Leader/ VEGETABLE SICILIAN > Hair Renewer HALLo Alw«yt ratores color to rr»y hiir, all the dirk, rich color it med to nave. The hair atops falling, grows long and heavy, and all i dandruffdisippear-. Anelegintdrettliit.*’-fnargita.rf*- •acMMVMCsawMVWMMwaMmerossMMwaMcaaracM Capital $75,000.00 EAST ORANGEVILLE. The L. A.S.of Cloverdale meets with Mrs. A. F.Johncox Jan. 5th for dinner. A Plain bnt Taateful Shirt Wai»t. /An eminently nrrfei ah>t Is.ipMm in the detUgiL It I" <»f dark brown de­ laine. pin spotted with wane, it* «evi-rity tastefully teuqHnvd by -u inset Aur Mre. Jennie Lober and children, of I’oduuk, called on Mrs. Fred Zerbel Tuesday. Convenmtloo I* an art in which s Min ttells Cote ia quite sick and un­ man has all mankind for competitors.— der tbe doctor’s care. Emerson. S. H. Carpenter is north visiting his brother whom be has mot seen fora number of years. Cbetter Messer, Pres. Surplus $20,000.00 . OFFICERS R. B. Messer. V-Prea. A. A. Anderson, Cashier Leslie Weaver and wife spent New Years with B. Johnson and family. There fe some talk of putting anoth; er telephone line in this neighborhood, Mtes Bessie Martin returned to her home near Augusta last Sunday after a weeks stay with her sister Mrs. W, P. Johncox. Miss Maggie Prince who has just re­ turned from a visit with Detroit rel­ atives spent New Years with L. D. Woodman and family. Deafness Cannot be Cured MiaeraMe Crcnt«m». ‘Talking of matrimony.” said the sage, “there are two sorts of men who are equally miserable specimens." j'And they are?" The- fellow who say* he's sorry he ever married and tbe fellow who says he's glad he never <Md."—Philadelphia Press. 1_________________ Pneumonia and La Grippe. Mrs. Hannah Fanlk is ernfined to her home with lagrippe. * i Harry Hoyvr, of Marshall, was in town last week. Peter Dromm >nd and Miss Ira Foo­ ter, of GrandiRapide, spent last week with inttamation of the ear. with his parents here. The celebrated Englehart, the presti­ 'I'he Infant daughter of Mr and Mr&. digitator, necromancer and skilled James Tans was burled in t|je Prairioartist in ledgerdemain gave- one of his vilte cemetery last Monday. illusive deceptive and toystifying enter­ Mrs. Hasen and son Guy, of Kal­ tainments at O’Copner’s hall Tuesday amazoo, spent last week with her evening. The myesterious cabinet daughter, Mrs] Lillian Patton. charmed all. Verne Linau, who is employeu m Mrs. M. Targiahas teen on the sick a Kalamazoo nursery, spent Sunday list for tbe past week. with bls parents. His sister Be mica Grangers attention. On Monday accompanied him to Kalamazoo. Jan. 9th there will be an all day insti­ Dr. and McKay entertained tute at tbe Grange hail which everyJan. 5th at dinner the ladies of the F. oue should attend. There* will be in M. S. C. and their husbands. . attendance A. E. Croman, of the state Mrs. Bert Deller is entertaining her Mr. and Mrp. Clave Brown, of KaJgrange, aud Prof. E. Burham, of Kala­ sister and husbaud Mr. aud Mre.Uster, mazoo Normal. Besides these then- amozoo, and Verne Brown,iof Olivet^ ■of Tiffin, Ohio. will be local speakers. There will be spent Christtnias with their parent* .'Albert Mct’tettand. of Otao, is the an all day eeesion aud a picnic dinner. here. ■guest of his brother David. Come prepared to attend the entire AVarren Tayioc, of Charlotte, spent program. New Year’s with his brother JohL. Don B. Jewell, attended the Stat ■Mias iJIiian DfiLong, who te attend­ SHULTZ. Teachers Association at Lansing last ing Mible bchoo) at Spring Arbor, was Harry Hallock, of Kalamazoo, is week. the guest of Mi«s>': va Co< New Tear’s. spending several days at F. Hallock’s. Mrs. F. M. Birry. returned to, Ypsi­ Sylvia Kioue, <f Battle Crock, spent Mrs. Carrie Smith and daughter, of lanti, where she is attending school,’ Hie holidays with her parrels, Ed. Richland, are visiting at D. R. Smith’s. Monday. Kln-.te and wife. Mr. aud Mre. J. C._ Tompkins and Mr. aud Mrs. Knapp and little daugh­ Mrs. Weteb ctased her school in the ter, of Benton Harbor, and Mr. and Johnnie AngUf visited Mr. and Mra. I'ejffhner district Friday toe a two Geo. S. Harlom, of Galesburg, Saturday Mre. Arthur Myers, of Cleveland Ohio, weeks’ vacation. i visited at<H. W. Payne’s last week. and Sunday. • 'Attorney-General Blair has.Imaied a warning to tobacco dealers «of the slate, notifying them 'that u-babcu in -W.tou tta . Bell TbMa.- which will fl!ryon Fleming, of Grand Rapids, any form, must not be sold to minors. l»e producto uit ReedW Crpera House I spent New Fear's wilt relatives in tfiris The • circular quotes two section* of . the'Compiled laws of 1897. .one ot xm SHturtiayralght. Jajnary 7. is a new gtince. Than Goudeuough is able to be oat a hich provides for aiftae'of friun J5 Arpartare inrmcMlern Nensattamal metato |50, Jmqrisonment of from D’ to SO dramuB. Although full of exciting Ind-1 again after r. week's confinement wKh ■fteuto 4uu! powerful dranuebe situs- • iiifiammatory-rheumatism. days, or both, tor riolatkms thereof. tuns. :us posHarlty was Dot «ulned by ; Jiunm Byun ana wife, of Graod A .very .fdeasant company met at tbe cn-UJnaryului-trap; metluds usually ; ’Rapids, spent ‘New'Year’s with tbe the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal’ taa'Wmhlp .'faint this ebua of play. < -hitter's pares!teJChartet-Gufim and wife. Marble of Rutland on New .Year's. Tbe kwale of the play is SWbzerlnnrt. Among the guests were Hr. .anil Mrs. M hardeoal Yamiue is feared ki Mid­ 3i*fl tha? roosrmtir cowairy lends Itself1 Win Brow 0r Irving. Mr. and Mbs. C. dleville, as tbo Hoppty is neariy exmuticutarly wi-J! to scnoic ufflects. The , W. VanAttan and iff. and Mrs. E. hMtated aad -ears ane so ocanoe tbet plt« tn laid around tpe monastery of; shippers, eaxme*. ship. M. Hinman of this city. It was a ’St Bernard, with ill* picturesque. very enjoyable gathering-amd A!', did vumltHtotd:angncious Acigs. aDiil a semi-, titd. Ryder and -.wife sf«eDt New full justice to the bountiful' repast redtalnus halo adds sioi-h .to the ef- , Tsar’s with, tut- furrier’s paruxts «t served by tte?. hasten. Bnsreu'a Mitts. . f«-aOvem«s of 'to njtxxaxiv-; On the Lansing wfl! soon have an iGleu Eddy, -suiphwed by the M.1G . ri«* of 'he .curtain ’ tiir lhetsre-goer . to prevent Uh distribution orihrntJug f t7nd> himself tn;a ton atmosphere It.C., spent the holidays with niiluivb.pills, icintiuents. d/ugs or xnedfcines, I’ hitherto ujiloutoif-d py th- ttnodern m tar. hvroeui Mattawfin. • -A arirprise party was given > Kerman or samples thereof, in public places or playjrrlgis. and-the attest loti of the -Walt Fucfier. formerly of Mridle- Moure last Friday-eveuiug by the young on the prvmLM?s or in the vrhielo* of , pn-lubker in heM by the napidjr evolv- ; villa, and fur many years cuaetaide at peopte of this plaot. any ja*rson. without the cimsaat .<»f 1 lag riruatuni.'- that abonn-f in the this :.place, died «t Kalamazoo, Thurs­ ^pee’al meetings uouimeueed at tbe the owner thereof. or of the yeriuu in Tto raiuaius -were buried ax JJowliqg church last Sunday eeenlng | story. Tin- company! ha* bvj<» caro- day charge, in -explaining the ordipano** j fuilv' selected an^< lh| pl<y luo hirer tihaMotte. miss Jfc.il levaagelkt is assist/ag Rev. the chy attorney stated that severer I directed Uy the author. feiveia-Vaie. A.di. Gardner deft tor. Florida T-wee -Brown. How tong they will continue weeks' ago he had be-m notrtted b? i so a performanceIvyitli rot? attention day to spend the winter. depends on tbe interest manifested. the pUI'ce that » >mc person Wno wat to detail^ can bel.-relfi'd ' npun The IxHi's DeYueng, -employed is qbr ■InistSunday David Stiler vias sud­ peddling such samples upon the Street scenic irffentp are^jaut lof the eunsmon. puwtor mills at Grandville, bad the sm- denly called to the bmteide of his torchwas aha- throwim. them into bSbj* car­ The dogs- uM*d Iri-bnls prodactiut,. are fortune to injtme -hi* hand in a cow ■er, of Monroe, wire is-very iUwithpneuriages. 'The little ones might consume full blooded St'1 -^rnatrls. anyng veyurTi tuwday. Me.expects to be aide •menia. some svutrtuuri. wnd unless fatal re­ .them bring tbe wbrbd-famcd Me anver u» sesame his duties Mor-lay of r>tri ti’he A/l>. O. (k nouet next Saturday sults foitpwexl no mmtahment coWtl be i'jSwger. a huus? anfai'ii. whose rcworii tbef&U week. -eveuiug fix: the purpose of InstaJfiug meted car to the person distributing ;*•* 23 lives. -Wien lh<* Bell Tcfiis'' •Hipt.^iebbtns, of .the Feather Booe -ofiisers far the year MNg>. them. l well worthy of a -tiatt. Rwar»-d Co, wm at Three took a oc busieea* Mrs. Bentiee Sayner xvas inet witti -Joe- H-.-tfilee, Hue Eaton Rapids wrats, 50c. *t F-ert HrMth s drug Mure. this wtok. . a good boufie last Suntoy evenin ’ and lawyer win- jean haw the Democratic Etplay nwratag. . Charles- Sweagle recv.rued tahis horn* । nil eq joyed her review of Madsaue nomina'tton -For circuit judge if b« will in Weblffville, Mondfifr.aftet^etaliagg ■ Taiikfi’s lecture very much. । rake it. is ntfi. a candtoiate and in a reCELEBRATED CHRISTMAS the teoUdays with oelatives in this Hitman Moore and Fioyd Stilea.re­ 'rnt Int^-vtew mid the Republican place. . turned to M. A. C. Monday monring that he <iwi to* belle vy the -Dntnorratt I tiovi One Farmec Did it at NaabvUle.; Win. and wife,cC k.'arlt-Mj Spent afur having spent a pteaoant vacation would name a man' to oppose -fudge 1 A ts.rmer wln> dreb heM*'"en Wood-1 New Year s with the tatter's parents, of two weeks at their lioreet.. Smith, "wbo,“ eontinnetl Mr. Hendee. ' lutal t‘enter and Csrlten tenter cam* :Ba!dwiu.j4ihi:8on and wile. H, M. Edmunds has ordered (a$2D •'haa given perfect uatittartion to the • T,o itowu Saturday ,ts> do 4ome ChristThomis J'oung. fornrorly of this fur coat from Chicago for hie wife. entire circuit, and such action would 'mat trading. H« had bought some place, died at-Graud Rapids. Friday, of That ought to keq? o«» warw. tn a fitting tribute to Judge Smith's ' n-.*< drt- sses for his Wife, a J'anjo and The rifa&ius .were Mark Coleman and wife, at Dettoit, lon< and honorable career on the oOtri hqt'day gltt.->jaff»<l to m*Av a sure dyart failure. have been making the fonneTe.parents bench.” Frank A. I»ean of this city. ihijrg- vf having roongii to cat had brought here Afonday foi bwrial “ Mr. “ 'Fredr»ok and wife, of Grasd a visit Cas>l J» Alexander of Grand loaiiKi u quarter! of l**rf bito hl* Heury Bowman and family enter­ and Thomas Sulnvan of HasUlntfH buggy Tkis made a pretty her load Rapids, and Mr. Kennedy and. wife, of are also Democrats of circuit judge fur tlse buggy, bn*’ he wn- not quite Irving, were tl*? guest* of E Dunlap tained a targe company, of yoang and uver^uniday. . older ouea on day. eahber. but it Is nnnnrstnod they arc satisfied as yet. so he w<mt and y»ut u Ed. Craft, of .Battle Creek; is tbe of rhe same opinion as Mr. Hendeq.— load into himself that he might better guest xjf relatives and old friecds in Charhr-ti Republican have made two tritys for. and a* A re­ The Republican Prt-ss association ' salt he test apntrtfi of the relna. The this place. I Mr. Dun Putnam attended the teach­ ers* association at Lansing last week. br loc*I application, as they esuno* *°«,b th’ Utossed portion of the ear. There Is only oue way to cure deafness aud that to by conaUtatlonal condltkMi •< Um> mucous lining <H the BuwiehtonTube. When mis tabe te^inflamed JM. With the New Year Should come a determination to have a bank account. By this time next year you will regret not having started one sooner. THE HASTINGS CITY BANK will accept a email amount u an opening depoeit. When ,ou eee it grow and tbe Interact increasing the Joy of Independence will be yonre. Uoo. hearing win be dtotroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothin* bat an inflamed coodmon of tbe-mu­ cous airfares. We win me One Hundred Dolton for any S per cent interest paid in Savings Department and compoonded aemi-anntlaMy. Money to Loan on mul mm araamr. �H A STINGS HA N NEK, Uncle Sam is justly beginning to ur derstand that if be is to maintain th Monroe doctrine and keep Europea government* from Acquiring territor or setting up monarch!*! goverttmain on the western hemisphere, that tt» doctrine carries obligations with - f One of them is to prevent Venaxuda and other South American parodies ou government from sneaking bttitx tbat doctrine and calling for Unc. Sam’s protection when, their mi. deeda-gfit them into trouble iwli other nations. Your Uncle will ihai bling owr Vie peojile yon liked, let alone the people you didn't like ta meet. . t ,y So he emptied bls trunk, fating up bls garnwnts and went down to talk the dert he bad chasgqd hi* m5nd. Tbi proprietor of the hotel happened to b*. By DOROTHY DOUGLAS In the oflk-e. and he looked greatly re­ lieved over Ferri*’ decision. In fact, CoptfrftM. WCti. i>» T. C. Xcdare he had just been crillcUlug his .clerk for not offering n reduction to Mr. Fer­ Jim Ferris, ntroke on tbe Yule crew, ris if It 'tad been merely a question oi twined bis long brown -legs tight price. Young college invn who could around tbe punt of the South Beach •wlm and handle a sailboat and lent! a cotillon were riot to be permitted tc lookout and pulled bi* yellow duck hr.t leave his hotel without a strenuous ef­ to com I'd these South American statl viciously over bin eye*. Then ho jtfioved fort to prevent such a catastrophe. ' to behave themselves, even if "the b{ It hack again and stared straight out And while this little comedy was be stick” has to be wielded la ideii ing enacted Nell Standish wuk walklnc ' cut uew earnest. It had been a direct cut. innd he dutlfuljy. at her -mother's aide on tin fitting hadn't, expected It of her. He wished ocean pathway, a picture of simplicity Thtf Republican Baiiora na<j a »««!. that some foolhardy twifnlner would In embroidered wbitn 'linen amid tbe Interesting and profitable meeting a go out beyond his depth or be seized elaborately gowned throng. ’ By workim Lansing test week. . “It certainly seem* odd.” aald Mrs Requites no to with a cramp, so that he might go out by Insistence upon part] the lefractiveertur.mnkee nnltfelly, after him *ud buttle fur life among the Standish, with n puzsted expression. pledges being kept -In gou^fult!. U. Nell shrugged her' shoulder hupa breakers, but Instead It proved to be fitting Uently. 11.|.* ; . standing for hteli tftandar<ra\in poblfan nggravaringly dull day. The sea life, the Republican press of MlchSgai "It's the eccentricity uf wealth, not pl wns smooth as glass.’ yet the bn there j genius. It u.sed to hurt me when '•an do their party and their state r Hung u-uaciotalT to tIn- ro|H?s. He liad’al ways looked upon the self 1 were In London to 'hear young uic® splendid service. tastes, but sup!>■ using। men Itt college as fellows to ;] crl«icisi>d criticised for their fn-riklsh fiyii a;a l>rg1uulnfe lieglnulng to feyl there le astings TCUllg II am Senator Burrows will have, ■ the be envied. They were always doing 1 really It took ura.v. nerve.'1- B°uie trots. truth In la 111. the ,-rtUebnn. I |>rt wu,s». It „ tqojt nicttig. .. ■ruHMwJ every mtir<dtty ’ . mornlnx M unique distinction of having received things. b'' In-lMK 4« « Ute •«'«. ROYAL BAKING IS CO., NEW YORK. every vote in the Michigan legislature Uie «.« of nerve Ue'luul felt tile need J - ------------------ ------- _ - lu man"' .or Unites! States senator. That or tl(A >»rj morulnj when he hnd • “n niunleur Urt-ok' COOK BROS .•’Editors | spite of her hot anger Kite couldn't for­ never occurred before with any Can­ ' get how sujH’rbly strong lie bad looked Look out. for Cough.-,, Colds, Croup didate for the senatorship in jthis FORTV-NiNTrt YEAR. l«rched on tbe observptloa tower in his and Whooping Cough, j. They are ■Jiatc, and It‘will probably be a great bathing rjR. “lie had t|ie grace nut tc While the engine w::< taking’ tvnt<*r dangerous at this aeasonff&f the year. wear his college colork. but 1 mu amov ­ many yeats before it will happen the pa'iScneiT with tl:<- Imposing wc|d| They lead to p&eumoniu Rtt cousumpSui)»tript*oa b> M*H. P?«’PbW ed that Jim Ferris tdipald want lu pose Chitin iihd ryrgtasar* strolled put on thi again. ON K' YEAR ...... ~| SIX MONTHS* before^ lot of silly, chattering summer platform and looked with Interest nlw>tii tiorr. Y ou can prevent or cure all such THREE MONTUS' complaints with Bee’s Laxative Honey resorters." him. • ll will be. well for the Republican She speiko with as »nuch scorn as if "l*j- 4<>r<.:- I,r Hull-, ll»H.lUnry •«- •“> 1W-•» improvtm.ut oyer «D Entered at the pantOfDce Mt .HfTetlucv Michl- legislature ot .Michlg<(n-iMt' wilfdo Ran, as mcoimI rta matter. *; < ■he were not one of the datw which she tlve who wns sitting un a Hum barrel, cough, lung and bronichiaj remedies, business as carefully as If it had odly was excorjuting. The next morning "This villnjte fooks just exactly as It | and the best Cough Jyyrup. Sold by she carefully avoided the otaerriitiOD did twenty years ng<>. when I mutvil Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist, ADVERTISING RATES. a bare majority Instead of having no »dv«rtUlnx. rat** :'uru!*h»sj un nppli- opposition i whatever. It should not IHWt during bathing hour* and sat 00 awny from here. 1 driti't bvlievp if Ito* ! ■ „ .... ------— caltoo. • -—» . - lie forgottqn that there is a large and the other wide of the! plef. A certain ehanerda purtWv In nll'tbat tfmv.M > Hastings Markets. l»c«l*;and reading; nollecs. Du bull pup. however, did not share her. growing Independent vote in this “ 1 reckon itoj^Anister.* ’ .wfld the stillI (las: pafl.i.or amonx Brevities. n '• Roe. •'feefeeling and deliberately Rieaked awny tqry native.'biting off n ctaw of «ol>4< • ] wnnre.ee a line. of «v.p words to the state. - | ui> ’. ... from his mistress and planted himself co. ('Your goia*’ away don't seem To . Erai perdu.... SIO9« 'want ailumo. Ge* (or eftch ln«-rt!on. . at tbe foot of -the tower to dis­ have made much dlffereiwie In the did This coi|ntry lai in no mood to] be m’.’. ’. tract the attention of it? oonqinpt from town.’’—Chicago Tribune trifled ,with on the railroad rebate 1 '■ •— . fallow. jMt lb . the bather^ who w<|re risking their •Hated f r—1<- news matter. EB^NoruinmunhwUtvi w.,l h:«; piibJbdW*. u.i question. There is no reason why any Uvea beyond the rope*. dur an* rhciim’iau'-'!' mite*-* U it-W’ Uf public highway like a railroad stanld nb..: ^-r bu . . As. the days went liyi Ferris Iwcamw Writer's 1M|«« MKl vtU oilier Aild»CT». Ethel, ageff .Hix, la just learning _.. ,w. io be permitted to give one shipper pny necustomi'4: but not fccflnclteel to her •1 tell 'and In tna-h rejalatd over h-r I’ork. Rye Udvantagi (over another. A squidre pnteence nt! South Bcm li. He might progress JOB PRINTING. She anDutinced with great' ' • . ......................................................... |r( IIU । The Han-IKK tus on- of Hi- t-.-t equipped deal to all is the only Just method. have felt better if hte life tad been a glee to h’tr fattar t__ Hl- <* er bvenlng tlijit fhWuw. dr<w<i nt) oIUcv* In WcMwn Mlchtgm. and l« mtqMrwl IL-. I '<«» to 34X> more active-one. but lliv]bathers were She knc.w bow to spell "lu'* and prov.pl; o do-ernry kind ot txxik :.nijol» rirlntlnr, When anh’ candl-Mto on the ^rptflilldistressingly careful. I An] j^ caslonn! the awertloti. A few * iuhiuti-1 ’’ 'later shidash ftfter n frightenefl girl or tbe rare can state - ticket runs 16?J)00‘ behind Inquired. " ’ Attorneys' as. Accessories to Crime. of some careioss nuti^:tn|id's charge the preshtential candidate of (hat "Papq. do Itat Ward *p4l! • n«w«w*d At tire 'last session of the Circuit “ • FotMors . was the extent of his duties ns a life ‘out T ’’ party. It siuoly.means something. The. -JuilgcR' aisoclatFon. held in Lansing. •aver. '' . ■ ; ' arty in &|ichtgan. and the governor Judge -Levis’G. Palmer re»d a jrnpec ’ Then came an Angu« nlnrulug when ;hould not nnd we. believe will not fall Jt>r . Mi'll vrt'tou the pungee parasol pawed directly un­ entitled ‘'Leading, and MisloAding vtftlrs tn b . r MMdJnrs. ret After other amusliix rv„ o heed the lesspn. THK 1"ON • ItK PABASOL PAJWEPfbIBFCTM der. bls jM>st. The fl’kn. tanned band ihrsiHnn 'coilmh . «“TA’. »*rJb lawyeto.'' Thu theme wns the Questions, lin examining physielnn CNptoi ai-. m<r. ’’sharp practices", of attorneys and It Is up to the Republican leglsln- looked d t>wu to meet the eye* of Nell which showctl benentfc It clasped a ! Bected with a hlg life Insurance tom- FmI . j*r cord alkpcrbhl ... Kharp prattices ^ere dlwhssvd and •tire to givte-UIchlgnn a conservative Rtuudish ehiinglng from amaxement to large package Of l.-itc-nJ] Evidently Mis-i p.uiy rcl.-rtjM that of a son of Erin wb >. mothy rhnary election law—one that ^ilt a cotta ti .contempt which fay could not Standish's mull hnd been a heavy one. when asked bls ape, declared that ?rpensurt-H. The dlH'.tWsion, was the She sa’t down on Ute tan<| within tbe was ihhty-ttiree years old nnd added. more pprt|nent because lawycre are :lve thp p*^>ple a chance to try it, and understa range of FcrrU’ vision pnJ opened1 the i Before her,<omtng it tuiheen a mef- mall whh it. tie could »eA quite plainly > “But In tuu months 1 will be a yedr wont to descant Butemn|j on! the leetdp it they want more of it. later •Ider!" . ry uiori. I’ttg- Small btiyn^ hnd'Miase I now. bad beo»i forwarded from various . ethl<w of* their profession j and'c’uHhim Joi liusly. fttmu : the bench, arid points. ■ ----------- --'. I t•■marlly plume themselves that they . - ’-dk > Jr.ne. Jane! T1j>’ President: Roosevelt has.ihe couulry pretty g ils :*’id ilirFtfltous .voting ma- | "Pruh.ibly tetters tbtjt tagged derail Mistress tevit fraud in a.more irrm.rtant t< ’ation to ..-oildir.behind *hlm in his demand for .1 trvns fan 1! cast fat:u :i|<j>rovlng glances. ' over Etaropeq he said to hhn-,<-;f. "Wd- ' bouse is on flrt* ■ Jand o-nknlyi-Ycw. ]l tliiM etauaumity than d«s fife layman, ■ jit that tiie Wi;gc>.<>f a nrivate ] *•**.) never ktjow where the# are going j know. 1 -■ tfa<r.d lire in this hqiUte .i’hiy' at - qfllcm of the coin and as air dealing with all shippers by the ri u<kir a fashcHmble bathing । When they seti|rt ou a Jintrnev nud nev- ’ tlmr L : J. d t - taht. ■ iucfaiarwi urged w ith * loyalty to the railroads of this country. s pav|]ioti were d-tybly paid, but now— J fr go wb. re ypu expec^ !<-m x.e." 1 After much seriout thought over the ; .The tn flnjine bobmint In lind drove and <>:> igatium >f a put ? Her slim. Ilrrn I hat*! wtt< turning ’ It is now Governor ‘Warner, and we tlie batli The health nnd frAgrince hup question, -1 haw decided to keepiny ■* nfit. at UH- kart. Hra.-t, goas» I raI,iud. si,,- whiriM- u-wu K,., And-yet th< re ire t<*> row «.i! dirrt who « rapidly] { strength nf-lhe great -pine IvrvWts arie place uf business ottu evenings. I .lay believe he '‘will endeavor to give .the sutxinmhl-d dn’ I •• lw ’ llf * rn sand. | taoiher Ivlth b sttddc:t. exqhe kpxrla. .cannot lie tmiuiud u> forget jth< uttrfl ■ cohdemifed ip Paieuies - » new divcoveriy ! whatever small measure of success, I people of Michigan a g»K»(l. busineter- -aIu .....j j.— KQppeti down; from Jus post •I matiiuj, 1 rite m Bp < afl 1 may Have attained in liitsinans life, not (hide of’Mai and both war am tarned and'• p it--up■ in a^'nrw ivav. .A ----cure for for and tlii’ir public like adinihiiltrjrtton. nnd limped ll:iy the bqiblng ] |koko«I ’ ' ' :it■ hl ‘'in He Jilt himself Cush I Kidney, jMunryi Blood -fHprju and ana’ Bladdvt niaaavr dist-.dH, ni:t- ir«4, alone tv buying, as well abseiling good OunrUuni* ; Ilf bad not rvnhzed till tiien i^veh at till, Rarfraelm Lumbago r.nnthatrrv aud avorv f>>m« itl every,form ert ft ercbandltr., at the lowetd possible • ■ ; .................... .............................- ; nvrn in uim |<Lstr.lU‘C I'erbnps »*.>._ they Backaclm, Thijy trade in shrewdn-xi... They ca|>I lu." Hulitly be liv«l tb»;.e,l bl. lea, , ync„. tu,„. urlous be bad -frit about Khonsutti*-m Phienles ; id tae system । pricee. but by iryitig nt all times to ac­ U.,.;h-l ■ kiiotfledgy of- law forma The cnplfad of '.b»- ijilted States 1ms I riwli.il HI. pi.-llbm lu,l bee, ' H.all... . Ke • was a .bojstly cad. of tiupurhri's. Sold oy Fird !.. HeritH] comodate my customers in every way umi! i‘>ual iechkicalitb^ in criminal been !<M?nted tn diiT'A-eut;. chics ns fril- I an .vnlveiell uni the druggist. * i.-n nr the Ic f s,w.|.-nh the tirl rose j» her fmt. She . possible. I conclude n is more or lesa id a hardship.’ particularly, for shop At rhil.vi.-lp!::.: f.-bm Sept. 3. i wanl btn u.-C splrltjrtl Atorm that I d-na cundngai •i 'rii .they [are 1 more etiger to defeat iinlug^ilrtvtly toward-him. with men and farmers, when the business little '[ tthe |,p French' Hrnrli liullilog <j*perni|j almad. until I •.•-.siibi-r,’ 17"'*: nt Balti- mu-el. i.-A II »-»»|«Oluiy tv be ;.j sUcp thai| tqbceore it. Sharp prarplaces of the city are closed in tbe eve­ ,’J). 1770. to March. harder tiinh lie htul tkt>UEl:t. Theu he ! wore from Plneules is the natfie of. a new iiii • fi<es tacflmij aiipetPH tci’i'-elxnkalltk-l*.; Tbe open letter was still in her hand. ning, in so much as It oftetrihapperff •*t I'tiihnielphhi fr.'in March 4. squared |n4 s|>ou!ders and threw up bls.' •overy put up Ip a new way. A oerta ’ h 1 cjb-lnjcllve . tmkie.c. useless talking. -1 : Suddenly frbm the crowd liubblne that tilings are needed, which they tb .<«■; :t-iubci, J777; nt tarovus- bead „ proudly. - ■ r , I *bupele*siy. n|mlemdy. tn tbe white­ •tire for all Kidney. Blood and Bladtier ■ must get in the evening m their time is «|>u>rtihc lt< >:|niuny, forcing false ':i.. from Sent. 27. 1777. to Sep*. Hint toward pipped surf UkTC r.n».<i :i cn . He re- diFWistit. and even,- form of Rheuthn- wholly taken un-during the day. cpnrimdOTis and c’jutrfbqticjg kuriwl'hm. 1 ‘ iutule-: relieve Backpehe and 77; nt York. P.:, from Sept. 30. .the end inti tlie island] sacred it cr! ' 1 haw no desire to. in any way. be 1,11 the Ilust.mt bi.it It wm no Kidney paint permaneutly. if you’ qdg{- riih! experience to ii-.s'-..ut ;hon* t-> July, 1773: nt .Pbllndelphte lagers. The beach jraw desertml Jjy’ all considered as trying to almpe the policy “ ‘ ‘ smnll demniHl-uj»oa al|l8 ability aud ct-y and; set a pVemium on <Hshbnesty. •save thoke w*;ho lolled lhe. sea for its* strength. Th> jmnri waisomri (Ihtancc need sueb’a remedy let iffi show you the of any other place in the city, but feel wonderful I’ineules. JhiJA by f red ' E. that it is just a matter of justice to oireugiu. 1 nr 1 J.. from June 30, 1781*. ■ own snkt> nj ifad not for dress parade . There are good]lawyers and bsM Jaw.. the ...C*s the ' — roj .jpes. add {bo went down Heath, the druggist. everyone alike. I haye. therefore, de­ ird walk! ^udderdy there r 1783: at Annapolis from I on Its bon; Suddenly • y’»-Hi and good ifad lawyand there for ,. mv the s'-ednd iimv time un-suilB 'ln-foro r Ferris. . • there Iv« i-ltiw. cided that, beginning with tbe evening X". f 1784; TQ.I • ai . - -nt a • Irii; ■ November. 17S3, u. lo-Xuvemtar. at. ...... sprang jich. bulldog, whose j awift nintu-r that he tens, eduld dash • is ample regspa for .lM*H>^fng that of Jany. b, to keep my store open each Trenton ftw NotTrnl-or. 17841 to-Jan- .imrauon, rlArly or tbe mo« | 10to tbc Mlrf A brMkl., eveuidg. ' »th-re’ are want of ij«e iatii-r The TK fad Yn few friendly Oftiimes b.d bad Ferris । ,h,--uh-<nr,-r. bnt be JeM tl.n.u»b It Bc*rxtW rnwwb, sort. «,*t. OUn» lawyer who so far forgets himself and 17S.". to 17BU. when the seat of govern­ been welcomed In bio same fashion. Youre very truly, the obligations ot his profession as ment w:is . chatigis! to rhllmlelphii , and he had fi hard! time keeping bls like an arrow nnd struck out for the tnnn. who'-was going down fur the last iu itse his skin]in securing Immunity where it rtimilnetk HnU) li^X), sine'- bauds in; ids poeketli ns the dog tried time' The sea was like {glass out here, from punishmeril for a pian whom be which time Ifhusbe^n nt Washington again anil agnln to reach them and be­ ■nd t,be man sank slowly. Ferris rec­ stow a claiming caress. . knows to be KUilty/ who is' not con­ ognized nt a gtauce that it was a case Something was also familiar to him tent to aee that '-blH elrem has only the ofcramps. r.A . ' ’ i • cures colds, prevents Dnenmonla All honor tn the num or woman who fair itrlal which! the constitution guar­ knows no such word us defeat. who In Xhe |aletader. linen clad figure, Ferris dived like a fish aud came up screened ]by (he big- pangee umbrella, antees. becomes a i»arty to the of­ follows the pathway of a consistent from wh^ae side tbe dog had sprung at to fight for.hlii own life as well ns tbe fense complained of. an accessory purpose and in the line of duty, even sight of him. Thgt whs why Ferris, bather's. There whs only one way for af*er the fact. , There are many of with tLe dark shadow of failure ob­ deliberately jcHmbed the next flight of]1 It, and ns he felt himself]being dragged tbeijL-MJettolt Free Prfess. scuring the way. To bare the courage stairs leading to the board walk and-[ down be struck the man n mighty blow . 4 --------------------------of one's convictions at ail times and made a circle around tbe figure. Tbe and then floated tbe Inert body to the Th?- opinion seems to be growing under nil circumstance* requires no dog stood nt the foot:of the steps, look­ beach, where the crowd of hysterical £ ft [thltt."Frenzied Finance Lawson" is n small degree of character and deter­ ing up at thd man in a bewildered fash­ women nnd children' closed in upon ft htm. He forced them apart and carried £ good, deal of a qhostnut. Ho has told mination. It is better to go down to ion. which clearly deniamlod an ex­ ultimate overthrow in a cause which planation. Bnt It jiist happened that bls silent burdeu up the beach.. As fan ft nothing about Wall street gambling passed the otaervatlou post he saw one believes to be just and right than that the world did not already-know. to profit by any compromise with con­ the man was thinking moodily tbat the Nel!; leaning against It, white to the explanation was due from the oth^r It sypeant that he was a partner in science or suffer the lowering of the ride, though of course he couldn't ex­ Ups and still holding the fluttering pnges tn her hand. the disreputable transactions he un­ moral tone which must come to all plain this' to a French bulldog.. . folds. And it is certain tbat he Is who lone the consciousness of adhe­ * V rence to their faith rather than wear continuing to play the gambling That night her mother: sent for him, Evidently she bad thought tbe mat­ * least the game In Wall street, and is reaping a the laurels of honest defeat ter over ami repented of her nidcneas, and right bravely Nell met him in ft profit of millions out of the depres­ for that night when they came face to their little parlor. She gave him the articles in the Those "It’* ell very well to talk of writing sion in prices of curtain stocks'which Jor ptarterity." slght-d the poet, "but face In the hotel dining room sbe bow­ letter to read. It was the one her ft know exi>erience. brother hnd written telling of the he has assailed. He is an arrant hum­ posterity Isn't editing any magazines." ed to him, net with tbe old air of com­ radeship, bnt with a forced pollteneesfl wreck of the Ferris fortune and Jim’s bug. He is Interesting only aa any plucky determination to do tbe finrt that be felt almost as keenly ai theline STEW PANS, other self-confessed gambler Is inter­ tnornlng cut. He ixiwed gravely and thing that offered, tutoring some boys esting. His confessions have done How many a cold Is contracted In crossed to his table, which was on the who were staying at South Beach. lined, the intention closing them the spare bed. Ixiok out for it during ' him no good for ho continue* to gam­ He , handed back the tetter, with a far side of the large room. Half an out the ft . ble. They have done others harm and the cold weather. Open -the windows hour later be wns Ht tbe desk In the grave smile. "Yes, It's true. I am. tutoring the Lawson has made a big winning from and air it on a good windy day and let MBce askliij; for bls bill. It was Imthe sun ahlue upon it If possible. If the harm he has done others. That Is company is expected thoroughly air faKslble that be should reinnin in the Douglas boya at their father’s cottage lame house with her under the dreum- on the lower beach, but 1 round I could wholly disreputable. and dry the bed and warm the room ftancea. He had once thought— But pay my boar-fl fay taking tbe life saving ft with an oil atove If there is no other >ne may think many times on an In- job, and L.hnve to count even the pen­ The new year certainly opens very means of beatlug. nies now, you know." »me of seven -thousund n year. auspiciously Xor the United States. Nell looked up at hlm-al<y|y. then her He turned abruptly, climbed the our Weet window). At peace with all the world, with rtair* and commenced to throw thlnga ayes dropped before the blue In his. bountiful ciops and gcaxl prices, with Soak 'thtee large sweetbreads one into his trunk and grip. Then he sat "I—I think I’d like to try my hand at hour In warm water, then summer In twn on the i*dge of the bed and laugb- —at—helping you, dearest.” no questions to disturb business, cer; ft ,at himself. It wa$ all so absurd lately 1905 ought to be a record­ boiling water ten minutes, drain and ft breaking and record-making year of carefuffj- remove the skin. Brtirtkdter ind childish. Thli wns a. fine beglnwhir tauten dredge with breadMrs. Hix—I jfot my bu»band tu adnrogre«!i and prosperity for the coun- crumtf\.dlnJiLincited buttiy, nhep in a - Ho- Mw ho'uHnr down bta col- mlt thht bo was a fool today. Mrs. Dix aj'/XMft ^t;rSbe,ymu !d fruew •-now.dltl you manage itl Mr*. HlxAta Mrs. Htx^2 t-bad jtefXrmd 4. mere different® 1 shuvred-.diimStonjo of. ,t ‘i~ '7*^ — he W ,tlfe lot tern ’ . -■ ’ ■ . " ■ iis rioritt not prevent Iris meet- wrote me duritig our courtship. n hotels to reconstnict tariff schedule* nt this wrtohip -Chi- W 1 JR ng her. •' The re*6$ saatain. That Is a wise position. ‘ was small and cago Tribune. When Love Hesitated - A Matter of Health There is. a quality in Royal Baking Powder which makes the food more digestible and wholesome. This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accord­ ingly endorse and recom­ mend it. Thin ilhietrateg my method of glaBeee_ RETINOS COPY queetiojis find Hitrer. F. R. Pancoast. H b Banner. NOTICE Foley’s Honey *mi Tar w di * fts ftft ft C. H. Osborn Tire-Proof Cooking t&lul not ,,loat wiamental is at one of MOST USEFUL kitchen. who have used it from We have purchased a porcelain with IMMEDIATELY at of of Exfrcmdy Cow Price* of 10,1s and 20 terns each. di (See HAMS & RUSS, The Grocers *£• ■.'THWa-a TATta di .r- ■ �HASTINGS BANNER. DECEMBER 5, 1905 MIXED FARMING WHEAT 5] RAISING AJRANGHING Three Brest pamuils IdjObavt- turain shownwen^■drrful stmla vn (he FREE HMnestead Lands WESTERN CANADA am-. or onnnarwceu »antnng oeroro ft. but this -netd not be inflex­ ibly ’followed. Sometimes thrpo pic­ tures framed alike nnd similar in com­ ATTRACTIVE FEATURES IN DRESS AC­ THOSE HOLIDAY PRESENTS A position or coloring are to bp hung one CESSORIES ANO MILLINERY. RANGED TO BEST ADVANTAGE. above tlie other, ns In the niustradou. The middle picture, which will look better If u size smaller than tlie other two, should be the one lu eye hinge and the space of an Inch left between the pictures above and below. Details distinguish tbe well dressed One common mistake of an Inex­ Besides being 'Works of art. pictures perienced picture hanger is to bring woman from tbe crown of her bead to have an ImjMirtpiiC office to fulfill in into Juxtaposition pictures with dark her artistically shod feet, but It Is at the home as decoration for the -walls, the neck (hat these exercise their most nnd it Is this aspect of them which hi Important office.' Some little accesso­ considered In die following from the' ries may be mentioned as Illustrations. Delineator: Let the render picture to herself tbe Tbe hanging of a picture makes far transformation their adoption would mars its suct-eas ns n .decoration for tbe work hi a costume. The little pearl necklace Ims become a verjr common affair when worn low WINTER FASHIONS. PICTURE HANGING, MAffitoFlCEMT CLIMATE-Farmers pl.--wfag la their a.fcirt sles-vca la Coal. wood, waler, hay in ahundunee Scio.- :» cl:v«ch.■«. n:,rLets convriii.m. Apv>y '“r inl-’rn>Mtio:i fi> Supein-.tl«K'.:'nl of I mniigrancu. C*t law a. Canada, or to M. V. MdMNES, ! Are. TTwatrs Block, fktrott, Mie* / ! BBJC’T^re UAtXWAj KUXO WITH FtCTUfiBS. • and light mats. Hurinonluos results are Impo-alhb* to effect when tills la Miss. Agnes Westley 616 Wells Street M&rinette Wis 8M Well* Street, Mabiksttx, Wis., Sept. 25, 1903. I wmiall rundown front nervonsDtMR and overwork and had to resign my jajaition and take a rcat. I f '.-.nnd that I was not gaining any strength and health as f;vt as I could wish, and »-■* your Wine, ci Cnxilui was ^ravnintended us such a good xntxlicihe -fur thu ills of our «ex,’ I bought a bottle and began using it. I was satisfied with the r- mui from the use of the first buttle, and took three more and then found 1 wasreatored to good health and strength and able k> take uo my work with renewed vigor. I consider itafinotonic nnd excellent for /worn-out, nervous condition, and;am pleased to endorse it. AGNES WESTLEY, Bae'y, Worth WUc-invo HelI*odBo<a«y. Secure a f1.00 bottle of Wine at Cardui aud a 25c. package of Thedford’s BUck-Draught today. WINE OF CARDUI into court ;ui I rupri N-ntN that hr H pre­ Pitted to irni!"r hl» finul aenxmt and iltat iriTIMy Im SxnJ for hearing the «utu<* Aud he !«• discharg’d from *al 1 trutt>.-.Th<’M-ii{co It U orxlwrvd. that Monday, tbt l«th dw pf-lauuary A. !>. luosm u-u o'clock In Un> foreaiirfi. twi H*«lgui’d Jar the bearlug nt said getltlou and iliat the heirs al law of vUd deceased aud all other i'-r>ons InU’nf^ted to Mid rtitate. are r«»tntr»*<t to app-ar at a of Mid Court, then to I—- holden Ut the protMXf office. In the City of HasUng*. In Mid eoungf, and Hbow .caii**: if any there be. wh< tbe prayer ot the i-’ilUonrr may not !>e granted. Am! It la turtb'-r ordered, that <Md ,M*tiboner give notice to the pen-'W ttitereqrd m said eetate of the pendency of aald petition and the bearing then-i'i by cruising a copy of tide order to be pubHAh>*<! In the IfxHTiNue Ha.vnkk m newF ape: printed and otrenlated In told CrMurtf of rry. once in each week for three aucceftittvt week-, prerloo* to »*ld day of bearing. . Kila C. Ilmwv. Chas. M. Mack. 4 J'rntKtUr Kegvter. Judge of Probata a TruaCopy.l . OKPKItOF PUBLICATION. State uf Michigan. nth Judicial ClrctiU— Chancery. Sulf j>»*ndln< In the Circuit-Court tor 1! County of Barry in Chancery at the City of Its wherewiMiuu are unknown, ttMwpforr on motion ofThotBasfc tTyor, solicitors for Complainant. It is ordered that the defendant enter tyls ap­ pearance in said c*um* on or Iwlorrthri* mouths from Ha* dale of this order and ttvnJl wlth’h twenty days ttw coniplAlnant rmiM* thK order toi-o •ptiUlaht-d in tn** llastiar* Banter: *utd pubUimtlon tateeontin*ied unee In raft: woek tor six Weeks In i*twe salon. T»ioMN-*’.t I'KYOtt. Ct.KatiwrHMiTH. . ------------'•*—J-.Judge, idje ol Prcrt of Hmitueh On remling and (1 ling the petition duly verlHeA of AbMe c. Week*, widow of tnld doer*'- !! praj ing that an in-nrunumt non on illn ln ibis eo»ij-t (mrporttug to the fart wIt! and tents nn-nt of >*ld dnewtyed Is- admitted to L'rof>ate wud tpc Executor therein uani<<<! appointed or unw Other suitable imrsoii. Tberctiptai tt is ordernd. tbnt Friday the aotti d'ty of January, A. !».. HMM. at to o'clock III ttiemronooM, Im* aligned for the iiearlng of -aid. petition and tint Hie heirs at law ot said. dewaaed and all other p’rsonn Interested hi said estate, an* required to appeal ax a sessloa of sold Court, then to !<■ hoUen nt tne probata ofil-.v. lu the .city of Hastings. h> said county, audnbow cauw If any there be. why the prayer room. If tfie-tvhra are imbib'd or printed in bright1 toiiett, the degree ot l|ght heeded Is iwtisrn great In the doyj time or evening *a with colors of less Intense hues. Dark ^corners of' the rthiin may be perceptibly brightened by -the lntr**diictlari of pictures of vivid colors—pink-, red* nod'yellows. ’ L»rge pictures exact distance to ap­ pear to their best advantage. Tills rule applies also tuAximpoeitlntw of a cer­ tain character, winding roads and curving brooks that seem to disappear beyond the horizon. Sinall pictures distributed at Inter­ vals. upon a wall Hai’k tbe style that they give wheb grouped more closely together. The saute principle rih true of the small, plaster mn!alllbm*^thM are usually hung, ciich by itself, about Two-’different luethpds of bunging ‘pictures'with a wire cord can tie fol­ lowed. One is to tup- one book for each picture and have illIw cord form an ncuft- angle where It falls over tbe book. The other plan Is to nine two books and two* s^pfarate cords, the cords making two H«-}>:irute perpendic­ ular biies from phiure to hook. The 'latter way i.» bel’ijr tor large, hoary, pli tures. The tor;, i-rt is more suited to pii-Uirec-light in n«<j:t. Tbe proper h'e'iplj at wfilch to hrrug a plot ere is often < leslioited A good * general rule Is to the ohinre wltbiu NOTICE OF UEAIttNG GIJLEMB. Stale L-f Mlehlgnu. Couatf of Barry’. «Notice N hereby given, xluit by an order of the i*ii>l>ute Court fur the County ot Barry, made on tne ufth day of Ihieernber A. !>... lint, four laonCtin from that dale wvte allowed for credit* an to preannt the*r clatq>< against the. cnImu- The oldest architectural ruins tn tbe world are believed to be the rock cut temple* nt Ipsathbool, on the left bank of tbe Nile, In Nubia. The largest of these ancient'temples contains fourteen apartments hewn out of soBd stone. The largest alngle *tone used In tbl* work la one which forms a veranda-like projection along one side of tbe main temple. It I* tifty-»evpn feet long, fif­ ty-two broad and seventeen (aw ac­ count sayis nineteen) feet thick. Thia roloMal atone la, *upi»orted by two rows of massive square pUlars. four h> each row and each tlilrty feet- high. To each of these pillars 1* attached a colossal figure of a human being, reach­ ing from floor to roof. In front of the^ main temple are seated mill other coIomL four, lu numlier.. the two largest being caeli *ixty-five feet high. 'Hie only hint we have ns to ‘the actual age of those architectural rel­ ics is from Smith, the British Egyptol­ ogist. who' says, "The colossi attached to the columns which support the large atone mi iitloned are each paint ml lb gaudy colors In a kind of stucco, appar­ ently as lirillhtnt new after a lapse of over 4.000 years ns when tlrat laid un.f In the courae of ran Arwault case are required tn present Uielr claims to said heard nt a provincial court the other Probate Court, al tl.e FaotMtc* office lu the city day the defeudant was aRkerl his trade. of Ha*>t1m». for examlnaUon and allowance, on "I drive n bus,” wns the reply. * : or Iwforc the !7tl> day of April uext. and that stKth claims will te hoard tietore saltl Court, on "Yoh mean.” suggested the precltui Monday, th>- I7tb day. of aj i'J uext. at Holicltor ott tbe other side, "that yon ten o’clock In the forenoon of that day. HiV-*d Dec. ITlh, A. f> , lint. drive the horses attached thereto?" ■ “Yes, If you would ,rather have it put In tbnt way,” replied the defendant. NOTICE OF HEAKto'G Cl.ALMB. Shortly afterwnrA in tbe course of Male of Michigan, ( entity of Harry, s*. lite' cross examination, the solicitor NoUce Is hereby given that by an order of the i asked the defendant: ■ Probate cam for the County of Barry, made on the Utli rluv <>f t II ' I'mu four ■ "Did you or did you not strike tb«' prosecutor In tbe.fr.ee?" ' Tbe defendant, after 'a thoughtful pause, convulsed the court with the required to present thek Halms to said Probate Court, nt the Probate Office 1u the City of Has­ following: tings. fur examination aud allowance, on or "Well, now. I come to think, there's before the 10th day of April next, and t! at such claims will be beat*! before mid Court, on a doubt about it. I was under the Im­ Monday, tin* loth day of April next, at ton pression that I did strike the prosecu­ tor on the face, but perhaps It would be os well to any thn! I struck him on the nasal organ attn>-hed thereto.”— State of Mli'lilgxti. sth Judicial Circuit-In Ixrndon Mall. Chanoen-. Lenua It. McIntyre. Compluliutn Ji*n.M> H. Meltitryc. . Dcfeudant. . « Bull pending .In tbe Cbram Cour* for th<* County of Burry lu Chancery at the City of Hns Cinos on the 19th day of N'oven>l«-r n»4. ITaoent. the Hon. Clerueat Smith. Ip thUeawte. hapiM-arltw that tin* Defendant A”** B. McIntyre. I-* u nwWcni of this City, but thtt his whereabouts are not knowa. except Chai he Is In hiding lu Hit* -ftate and cokIIuc the MVfkm of. proew: therefore on nmtinn of ThdauUlPryor, solid tors tor the Comi-hi Inant. It H onion'd th *t the Defendant inter hl* apiMummoe In said caiutron or before thrwt! month*. Iroti the data ot this order ami that within 20 <1.v» the Cotnplalnuril caime thia order to t»e puttlkh>.'<! In the Ha-tlast* Banner, said publica­ tion to !>o cmirhmed once each week for‘six wwdfA 1D MtldCMlolK Tii*m as fi PnvoH. \ Clkmkn : smith. Solicitor*for ConjphKnanL Circuit Judge. BosincM Ad4res*, llaxlingit, Mlchttan. A sleeve- can hardly be mentioned as nn accessory, being itself an essential of the gown, yet it has details lavish­ ed upon It. Adapted fur a high dinner gown or dressing blouse Is the one sketched. it ‘ la ' built - — In - prigged net. arranged very full and gauged nlxyre the eltorw, while below come three nar­ row line* of dark fur. the tiniri one en­ circling a pointed lace cuff. • Tbe new tnrban toque *H« well ou the head. I* rather pointed tn front, han an upturned brim all round, though thia show a but little under tbe draping of material., and la worn otralghter ou the head and lew: Inclined to tilt up on on<* aide. Such toques are much trim­ med with a brush algret nt tbe aide. The smart narrow- shape, with one brim awept up very sharply from the face. 1h moatly trimmed with a long ostrich amazon Picture hat* Mid other trig brimmed chapeaux have nioleriited their britua except tor carriage aud reception wear, arid in their present irtylea go well with the dlnv.tiilre motlcw . Tbe marquiH bat has lost much of It* chic, yet It 1* biglily Uieotnlng to n bright, piqnhut style of fa<v. nnd a nov?l variation of it is provided with a pninr In .front and.a j»olnt nt one wide, while the left side is turned back off the fare, and the buck fits closely down to the hair. A hat of moat desir­ able style illuatratnl. tt in fawn col­ ored’felt triiniuod with olive green oat­ In. aict-l buckle nnd hhrnk Ostrich'tip*. Very ricli colors are exploited ‘in many of the beaver* and velvets that form tbe majority of the hats. 'Velvet flowers and wreath* also display warm coloring, so that there is no lack of brightness In thia Item of dr**** to re-' Here the dreariness of dull winter «lnys. ' 1 Again there is talk of the princess gown. From the plose fltilng redlngote Valuable Presents FREE! The Home Soap (o., DETROIT. ' SORE THROAT ALL I ~~|THElc . t wayI | DOWN Tonsiline fiAJTWi My Hair is Extra Long Feed your heir; nourish it; give it something to lire on. Then it vill stop fsliing, end will grow long end beery. Ayer’s Hsir Vigor is tbe only hsir-food you esh buy. For 60 years it hss been doing Just whst we clsim it will do. It-will not dlssppolet you. - M, ,»lr .• .h-r- Bw ^i*r ..... M.lr Vt w * sKawt rm* H »------ yers sa. DR. ANDREW B. SPINNEY REED CITY SANITARIUM Oyrters Half Shell. <‘mrt<er». Crehm of Aapanucus Soup R<>\st IFtirkiy. CrantsuTj’ Hauck. Toi UOM au Gr.iUn. Finger Hollo. Cet4ry S.ilad. xiayunnalne Nrw Year'* Pudding THE OLD RELIABLE - SPECIALIST O YOU WANT FREE CON­ SULTATION AND COR­ RECT OPINION OF ; YOUR CASE Almost any rich .pudding—plum or ether- will answer (of tlie menu. A charming after dinner feature Is to have some friend (nr the host him­ H If you are poor your treatment self prehapsi enter dressed as I'ntheF is free. If you are! discouraged Time, come buck "for. just a moment and we can cure yOu. we will wait from the old year." He can sit In the center of tbe group and prophesy in for our pay until you are well. fortuu«‘‘ telling language the gifts the II Come and see us; this is your y "little New Year Just arrived” will list chance. bring to them ail. In many Wgy* bl* We live to do good, are honest vttalom can be gathered, by tbe pop- with all. Forty-five years’ ex­ ping of corn, the cracking of outs and perience free. This trip and today palmistry itself. FURS OF THE. SEASON. • Meek Scarfs and 1-osgL Boas. Tbe short fur scarfs aud cravats will be welcomed cordially by the msoy women who have tired of tbe longer and heavier stoles, the form of which. to tell the truth, was really rather u calamity to the Impecunious. These cravats, too. are younger looking, less heavy In effect. #The old fashioned boa is another plwisant revival. There Ls a certain grm-e and becoming quality in a bon which the flat stole, especially In a stiff or short haired fur. never posse.-wed. Dlayrboa. and all'fewnt of Liver, Stomach and With the return of tbetbon to favor Bo<et DUeatM. will come some of the wiry haired furs RanartaWe Gures bee* ’n-qlccted or Unskllltollr :rra»«d No «xwhich were unsuitable for stoles. s-rtn-rta w failure Partle* treat*! by mail • Tbe stoles, however, remain tlie most nr:«x:;tei». but personal CTmiullation t» pre­ Imposing style In furs. An effective set in marten is here sketched, on Remember Date S which a fringe of tails occurs below tlie ‘.■'*<dod. A friendly call mar save you future •ufferinw; it hu made life xmw to thouaarala throat on either side of the stole and a who; t.nve U«-n pronounced beyond h<g>e. Bring similar fringe finishes the ends. Tails nnd paws ornamefit the lower edge of tbe big muff. HEED CITY SANITARIUM Rrrq City. Micmi*-^ Chinchilla compose* the second modid. a cape stole formed of lines of the fur, divided by a decorative gray pas­ sementerie. the whole outlhuj! by. n soft double frill of gray chiff^J. As a fnr fitment to meet the requirements of both day and evening this deserves consideration. ' . . Dr. Spinney will be at Hastings, Hastings House, Monday, January pth, NECK Write for Descriptive Catalouge of 200 of Die pendancy of wld pe’ltlcitiiand the bearkig Useful Articles, consisting of liicreo? by causing a copy of th'.s order to be HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB,* ETC. published in tbo haktinos Banneb a news­ paper prink'd and circulated la wld eounty at which are GIVEN FREE with ordera Barry, ouee In each week for three successive weeks prertou* to said day of ft <-arii>g^^ for Soap and Toilet Goods. The sav­ ing to our customers of middlemen's Xlla C. Haoox, Judge ot Probaie. profits enables us to give you these beautiful present*. WRITE TO DAY Foley’s Honey ud Tar . In uiuiy bouses tbe hallway Is qsitc overlo died In •the matter of picture doeoratfon. Tbe op|H>rtunity either In a'Kring or reception hall*Is tqp gbod to be lost and. us shown in tbe Illus­ tration. ' adds to the livable' qualities of the'place. Family portraits liear so intimate a relatlou to the life of tbe household DUI»S ACVKSSOBIKfl. that they belong in tbe living roonu except when tor sonic reason they; fit Upon the throat, but Flip it up and fes­ toon it over the top of a high collar into the-, scheme of decoration for the bund, as-here shown, and note the de­ formal tooins,.Lall or drawing room. cidedly chic effect. Collars and cravats are of infinite variety, and a very de­ For oi|k furniture or woodwork that sirable specimen is tbe nartow hem­ needs renewing take one pint of parnf stitched linen collar with an elaborate fln oil. one and a half gllU of tuiffen elongated cravat. A pretty caprice for tlue nnd three tnblespoonfuls each of tbe- coiffure, suitable. either for high raw umber and wbitlqg. For antique or low dressing. Is found in a light oak a little lampblack should be added. snood of tulle, held nt either end by a Jeweled and lightly embroidered floral In the inonUi of .laudary the wouk| i be boatURS has much to aid her. .The holly and evergnen that belong tai Chrlstinnstide are quite as much, a part ■ of New Year's Iwlonglngs, Then there are tlie graceful southern mosses; Hi our own mirtlH-rn woods the season cannot hidu Muriier Earth's secret»! Moss, ferns yet green. He under tbe i show, and many berries that make aj scarlet touch of beauty. Ro a bosteM cannot go fnr wrong Id planning e New Year's dinner, say* a writer tu Table Talk. With holly decorations perhaps the moat charming effect is obtained by . using n highly polished dining table : without a doth. A long table scarf, of I cream colored fishnet over pale green | may cross tbe table .un a slaut. Twoof the plat»-s will* rest on the two end* | of this scarf: the others having Under them round doilies of like dadgu. nnd these and the scarf aro «lgdd with a most dellente cope of southern inoss; The centerpiece is unique—a round tog] lichen stjilne<l If possible. Is plaetu there- It should be nbwut 'eighteen inches-Ion? and as round In circuit)fer-i enev sis desb’ -I. A deep V is dut In the! top the wiiole length of the eighteen inches, tuitl tills yltb bully. ■ The Yule log fancy Is i-nrried* stiH further in the decoration, hollowed pieces of Kvood. the Intrk left on. serv­ ing ns I»*hHmhi dishes. Name cardn are small slnlm of wood, the bark left on the under sid<- F.tttte calendars are mounted on tin top. and the name of the guest is painted In nil letters be­ from i p.m. to 9 p. m. to the princaw robe seeum a natural and easy step, but it can hardly be the once familiar clinging princoss. To conform to present styles It must pre­ sent breadth of shoulder and fullness nnd flare at the toot. AMY VARNDM. Tarn Ip Soap. Butter slices of bread, have ready ttewed blackberries, strawberries or other fruit that Is Juicy, place a layer •f bread In your pudding dish, then tbe fruit; then bread, nnd so on, until tbe pan is filled, haring the top layer of bread. Bnkc In a rather moderate ■ Boll six small turnips until soft enough to rub through a sieve. Fry an tJEton until it is cooked, but not brown. \ Place It In a saucepan, add turnips, pepper. mH and a quart of toilk. Boil, stirring welt, and when of smooth consistency serve with a little grated cheese on top. Th» StatnocTa th* Tnrkey. Modern cookery will not even let us stuff our turkey with bread, saying ocl•ntlflcally and In the most Idol break­ ing way tbat breed acto like a sponge to draw out from the bird the Juice* and flavnni and. white.it may retain them. Is moat unwholesome eating. CONSULTATION FREE. EDUCATE YOURSELF AT HOME Wr not tuhi thtt» Irrturr eveuinta toproftt by “ *ln« nu.n *• b0»h*«* by nisli? AmWttoiiB vntirw m.d conSe•.» para theti)Klv>*s at hetne for good paring inut ne»a poBlUou* without tnUrte.-mg wlili the dally occiqiallon.A. Practical tninurw. »bor hand aud common IxcUsh branehe* Uughl b corrwpoudena’. bend for fr*e oatataguo? DETROIT CORRCSPONDENCE SCHOOLS, STATION C. -- DETROIT. MICH. �H/ WOMAN'S 8TRENUOU8NE88. SHDEW® WMV In Carlyle's “Past and Preset" w« have mention ot “the strenuoua life," n phrase which baa been brought into current use by our preaident, aad lateJy. through tbe same source, we bav« the phrase “tbe crowded hour.” But long before these phrases came Into common use there were women wbc lived lives so strenuous thnt shine of them were not sorry when tbe thus ‘came to lie down and rest forever. To many, many women, living only with tbe hope that some day things wiil be different, It seems as If Ute | were Ml one crowded hour,'1, tp tn f gut through with souiefauw frmn day I tu day. Even when night comes and SHREDDED WSEAT WITH MILK OH CHEHH BISCUIT and Taiscu/r and tri/ them Bp s ure THtSTtiTAS BVA D. TOAS T OP C‘PCAfPf iRKCUlf ‘The He* Cracker Usedas bread, toast crackers orwajers MakeTHfSCUtTyour daffy bread. COW BOOK FR££ TUeffatareJ Food k Path HI a State Farmers Institute FOR BARRY COUNTY, HICK Carlton Center, January 9th Bacryvilh January 13th STATE SPEAKERS: tn effect Oct. A ISM . A. E CROPlAN.Grass take Mich. PROF. ERNEST BURNHAM, State Normal. Kalamazoo. F.J. EDHONDS, ROSS BURTON, President. Secretary. CARLTON CENTER. *"* Music. ... J. FLBabbitt Forage Cropbfor Cropafor Michigan.................. A. E. CromanGross Lake The Babcock Teeter aud How to Ute It. (Demonetiated.)'. .... J. F. Edmunds 1’icnfc Dinner. Music. . The .Educational Outlook Prof. Ernest Burnham . . State Norma! at Kalamazoo Dairying for Profit... A. E. Croman. ’.Grass I jure *" ” . \ Silo, ‘ L. J. Matthews Question Boz and General Discussion BARRYVIL1.E CHURCH: 10:®) Music. t Do Farmers CoOporate <u> Much as They Might in Buying.. J. E. Lake .Improvement in County Roads • A. E.CromanGrass take Shall we Ums Commercial Fertilizer. *M. 11. Burton Picnic Dinner. Present Educational Advantages in the Country,Prof. Ernt-et Burnham, Statu Normal, Kalamazoo Maintaining Soil Fertility A.'E.CromanGrass Lake Tbe Ideal Home. . Mre. 11. A Lathrop Question Box and General Discussion Fur tbe convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers a£ one time, all subscribers to the Bank eh who are paid up to date, can get tbe Banner and any one of tbe following for one year in advance as follows: Banner and Detroit Daily Free Music. Which is tbe More Profitable for tbe Barry County Farmer. Sheep or Cattle Raising?Geo. Kent Forage Crujm for Michigan A. E.<?romanGrass take The Babcock Tester and How to Use II /Demonstrated ). J. F. Edmonds Picnic Dinner. Muaic. Raising Poultry for the Market. ...'.• L A. E. Stine Dairying for Profit A. E. Croman... ..... Gras* Lake Profitable Pork Production.Chas. Jonew Question Box and General DIbcuskIoW Music. *. Recitation. • Improvement of the Country Roads, A. E. CromanGrass Lake Tbe School in Rural Progress.................. Prof. Ernest Burnham State Normal, Kalamazoo Recitation. Music. Press 83 05* Banner and Detroit Dally Jour- HICKORY CORNERS. Banner and. Grand Rapids HefBanner and Chicago Daily Tri­ bune<except Sunday edition.... Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Livestock Journal.. Banner and.Michigan Farmer... Banne<and Chicago Weekly In­ ter Ocean Banner and New York Tribune Farmer •To those Jiving on Rural Routes only. These special rates are offered as an accomodation to Banner patrons and for a limited time. Get your supply of winter's reading now. If there is any paper or magazine not on the above list on which we can save ybu money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than $1.00 wheather In combination or alone. All special price® are made on tbe other papers in the combination. STATIONS. 10*0 I Brest is til >> I tarrb Costs Nothing If it Fails. I Breathe Hyomei for a few minutes । four times a day, through the neat < pocket inhaler that cudbee with every j outfit, and benefit will be seen at once. Continue this treatment for a shorV time, and your catarrh will have been cured by Hyomei. , This treatment has been bo succeesi ful, curing 99_i*r cent of all who have I used It, that Hyomei is now sold by W. J. Holloway under an absolute guaran­ tee to refund the money If It does no^ benefit. You run no risk whatever In buying Hyomei. If it did not poeeess unusual powers to care, It could not be sold upon this plan. s Tbe complete Hyomei outfit costs S 1.00 and comprises a bard rubber in­ haler, a bottle of Hyomei and a drop­ per. The inhaler will last a lifetime; and additional bottles of Hyomd can be obtained for 50c. - Music. . Co Operative Farming. ..J.M. Elliott Prospects for Sheep Hub ban dry . A. E. CromanGrass Lake Discussion......... Led by 0« Koster Picnic Dinner. 1*0 Music. RecitationMra, Chas. Irving What cau the Farmer do to Better His Condition F. E. Doty Discussiontad by J. M.Brown Degrees In School Success Prof. Ernest Burnham iState Normal, Kalamazoo Dairying for Profit.. A. E. Croman, . .Grass take Farm and Household Improvements, ■ i Mre. F. W Ford. Question Box and General Dissusslon 10*0 Music. Sending Cream vs. Sending MUk to the Creamery..... Ernest Edmunds Pro8|>ect8 for Sheep Husbandry..... | A. E. CromanGrass Lake Raising Poultry for Market 1•. .Mrs. A. J. Woodmansee llcuic Dinner. . . 1*0 Music. The Spirit of tbe Rural School I’rof. Ernest Bui ubam State Normal, Kalamazoo Grain v& Stockraiatng.. . P. G. Henry Dairying fur Profit.. .A. E. Croman, ;....................... ....m.G. ...Gram Lake Shall .the Farmer Buy Commercial Feeding Stuff.D.C. Warner Question Box and General DiReumlun DOWLING. .MUHNINO; KILLS CATARRH GERMS ,16 II -»o Haram Whoever says "dull as a dictionary” caiiiHft ta tvery fmullUtr with «iv. We may sympktblzi with tbeiold lady who remarked nf the dietlonliry. tlutt she “didn't thliik much of thp story." but nevertbvlew no one can uh* a good unabridged edition with any freqtntocy • n<l not . nlUnt to Uh* fact- that it la full of ‘ths most fasdnofclng rending. Indeed, nolwItluituudluB the old lady's opinion, the dictionary often exerts n charm not unlike that of un exceeding­ ly int)ereat|ng povel. To be rare, the narrative {lucks rausocujlveoesa. bnt the work bi full of.iDost interesting When we go to look up u word we air in doubt about we arf at true tod to <>*h«*r words in its neighborhood; they rnllst our curiosity: we are Impelled to .find out their meanings. too, and to make ourselves acquainted with their life hlKtoriev. Very strung.- thing*, moat uimtwpected things, they often tell us. OcvHsiouaUy a very familiar word ttat we thought we knew all about .cereals 'most' remarkable quailtles—much n* mom* commonplace neighbor who for yens* we, have Unfi­ lled to in iMutsing to nnd ft*ol regarding him ns an excellent but rattier dull in­ dividual. rony'chance to Join us In a walk down the street or sit beside us on the. trnlti nnd casually Ibrtruy traits, Interests. ^inallttra of mind or benrt tajme otir opinion of that entire!; him. So we may read on find. on. per­ . forgetting all altoqt the word that wr art out to look up. ui^l finally hare to turn to It again to reassure ouraelvm* as to the precise points we were in doubt about Bositon Herald. HER RECOMMENDATION, f & I L £j .5 , A 1, I, 1 71 I; a .1 fl/ X KNAPPEN, Attorneys. ■i Michigan Tn at Co. Betiding. Grand Rapid*. Michlgau. 1HOMAS A PRYOR. Attorneys at Law. Tuomas. LH. Paros. Offices over BasttaK* Otty Bank. . 1OLGROVK a POTTER. J Attorneys at Law, (Snocr’jM.TM u> ITUbn f. C«U«rov*>Al« in Onion Block. Bubnca Fraction M. KEN ASTON. Attorney at Law. Orar J . 8. Goodyaar A Co.. store. |H. LOW KT. Heatings, Mich. , Uways a large atock of rv* glassm and, spectacles ou tad. . JT A. AC. H. BARBER, *JL« pbysRians aud Surrvods •LU la diy or cxMunr iwpoadad U nrntnpttM*^ day nr night <7 FL TIMMERMAN r . Womcrpathfr phy«ltiav and Snr•on. Office cor. J effenuju and Center itreeta HAN LUN. M. D.. Fnystelan ani • Surxe<»on . Middle villa, Mleh fUi ARLES RUSSELU M. R. 7“ V Physician and Sijrgera. ------- r Fred L. Heath’s drug store. Mie SK. 1 <NDc» pboM IM. V A. SHELDON. J Abstract and Heal fatale office. Aftwrart Block. BaaUaga. «"D*O u> loan on Kral Ratal*. Ra*: Ertata . • ASSYRIA CENTER. 10*0 1*0 Ftme table. THE-DICTIONARY. Hickory Comers. Jan y 12th Our Clubbing Rdtes Chicago, Kalamazoo And Saginaw R R. W. H. GOODYEAB. Druaaint. Assyria Center, January 11th | the tired body.lies down to rtsi the busy;1 icaln fit sfill at work, pjmntng . the duties of Jhe next day or tlie next j! week <»r or month, ns the tire ease case nlaj bebe | until sUp mercifully puts an wid tc | its reaAlbtf Into the future today | that may uever cotue. :! For U;c t wpuien the firat yeate uftci , murrUge in generally the ihjat Mreuu uu. In 4>l tbclr cxiatencr. All that went, to make life deliglitfUl .luring Mrlboud is Ix-ha; crowded out- roust be put usidu iri ibb crowded bour-und the lit. He bride woiidere sadly wliy she B uot, us hupiiy as she expected to. be. 1 bert HeV-nis to tM* no time fur puitio practice, for the ’jK”‘f °r tenuis tbat she uuve en joyed sb much; the late books are lit­ erally eh** • Inioks tu li'*»'- and nil old fnvjorhek are left lying upjm the shelf save when, they nttel <iJMRlng• she■ be­ After a few years- have■ passed gins'to realise that she lias fallen* far behind tbe rat ot the world and h* only competent tu take her place with the rest of the matrons nnd discuss tbe three [>'s—dress, domestic* «id dis-.' ease. She determines to “catch up" again and Im the endeavor Joins n club or two herself, and then life, strenuous as It may have been before. becomes fur more so. She Lan not removed the Jrvt cause, bnt bus added t<» H• Then then* I* the woman who la aj ways getting rend? to Ik* happy, 'll may Im? alie is working hard to educate her chlhlreu. pay fur the home or Tur n!’li it in n "grand" umnnir, expecting sumo «iny to enjoy It 11IL That time will ptbbnbty never i-ome. for when slit* bn* acconipilaBCd her purjww other thing’ tu work for will open before her or shewfl have forgotten bow to rest. The only ’-Uyaliou for Milch llvva !• to vatwe rig'jt In the midst ,uf “the crowded bonr” mid then decide what Ls moat worth w bile. The true bobe rnlau l’ one who knows'how to wring pleasure from .every passing moment. Whatever may be the enjoyment of the^jrewnt moment—whether it Is the pleasure lie or she planned or wished foi or wni'* other bit of enjoyment- It l« grasped and enjoyed to the utmost. and IL would be a bit of wisdom ou tbe ’part of all womankind If this same spirit of the true bohemian wero cul­ tivated for its worth.-Mary Taylor Roa’ In New Idea Magnrine. m am «r va* To Old People If the people of thio town only knew the good Vinol does old people, we could not get enough to supply the demand. With old age comes feebleness and lose of power, lack of strength and vigor. To prove our belief that Vinol ie the great­ est strengthened body builder, and invigorator for old folks, we say to all— try it, and if you are not satisfied we will return your money. Here is the glory nn it wan toM herself of tbe appointment under Genera I Spinner of a woman i •ierk In the treasury department. < “It was In'lNtH," she said. after tbe appointment of women had become a permit nent thing- I was la Washington visiting a sister. I made up tny mind that 1 wanted a |>oaltlon. and so. without saying a word to any one. I went tu the treasury and mpde niy, own application. I simply walked into General SpInneFs otfiiv aud said: “ 'General Spinner. I would like a po­ sition In the treasury.’ The Kcneral looked up carelt-saly and then wept on with Ida work “ *Uow -king have you been In .Wash­ ington?' tie asked. -• 'Three years.' “ ‘What Influence hare ybu? be ask“'What influence? I stammered. 'I don't know what.you mean.' I was be­ ginning to get embarrassed. Music. Farm OrganizationsFred Stokoe Maintaining Soil Fertility A. E. CromanGrass Lake Silos and SilageJ. F. Edmonds Picnic Dinner. 1*0 Made. ALTERNOON. salt' ptociptly attrndiMl. day or sight. Rubber Stamps Can be made useful in print­ ing street and number,etc., ou your printed matter. Made by JAS. M. ATKINS. SWEETENING SUGAR^ There are certain kind* of sugar which fall short of tbe reqmrvyi stand­ ard of- sweetncsa. and thcMe nugara have to be sweetened artificially. There are some establishmcnte lu Eu­ rope where they do thia kind of thing. •• •You’re been In Washington three You are takeu into the sweetening de­ years mid don't know any congreas- partment. aud you aec cu»re of sugar tn«n? In* queried. ’Good! rendy- to ta operated on. A icone is ommenil.ntion enough placed over un upparatw. afpcl down­ ward. Yon notU-v ninny little liolee |u thia app.irutm. close to llw *$>ex or I>oFnt of the cone. $cmw* thiekbii liquid There is a ajmcles of black gunt nbout is poured on the flat end of tbe vane, the*ixe of a young house fir thnt ulidtR ami ttan tbe mnvldnery is wet; In moyon nt tbe dinner tnbte frequently in tlon. Ite’nmrw of u lifetime. Flu la tailored The hoW become the tiwuthw of suc­ to ta the soul of n depar tod friend tion tubwi. and the wwci*tening liquid conic back tn give warning of tbe death is drawn through tta cone, giving it of some one you know. Simple folk tht'OecrMury quality. believe In him absolutely Whenever Another lntt*re>tlug fm-t in connec­ he appears at a certain home In New tion with thia article Is tbat some of York, buzzing about the plate of the the pieces of "lutitj, *ngnr“ are really lord and master, the gnod wife declare*. made up of dust or fragments pressed '■John, who ron It ta next?* She rami together. over on her Ungers the names of such If you will examine certain pieces friend* a» ahe can then recall. John you tv HI observe thnt the crystal for­ frowns. growlH aboilt. female non- mation of go h! augur Is not to be seen, sctise.'’ strikes st the gnat, nnd next ami you will also discover tlmt these morning fiml* in the death notices an close grained “lumps'' take longer to nonnceuiaut of the demise of one be dissolve, though, of course, all sugar thnt takes a long time to melt is not necessarily made up stuff.—tan don gresaman do you know’’ "•| don’t know any.’ I faltered. Thia time the general threw down his |>en, leaned back' In Ida chair and looked at going to school? ' Then puL HOOD'S cm their ’ BOWENS MILLS. 10*0 WM. STEBBINS, 1 ’ ’ Licensed Embahnw aud Funeral Director. • The School In Rural Progress. Prof. Ernest Burnham • •••" -.--State Normal, Kalamazoo Dairying for Profit.. A. E. Croman. jGrau Lake I niit Raising for Profit... Wm. Cridler Question Box and General Discussion Do not waste a minute, not a second. In trying to demonstrate to others the merit of your own performance. If your work does not vindicate Itself, you cannot vindicate It.-Thomae Went­ worth Hfggtnkon. HOODRUBBERS ZhpopX TRACE faBKEBSr) MAUK \ RTOfOh / �' —7".......... HASTINGS BANNER, JANUARY FORTY-SEVEN COUGHS CURED LOCAL NEW5 PERSONAL MENTION T —J. S. GOODYEAR CO Bert Lichty left Saturday for Ohio to Visit relatives. 3 cans of sugar corn for 25e at P. G Bennett’s. \\ ! ■ Last week we sold’ forty­ Tomatoes 3 cans for 25c at Bennett’S Mre. Kep Silsbee is confined to. tier seven bottles of Heath’s Pine the west end store. home by illnetui. and Cherry. That means at The new county oflicers started la Will Edwards returned to the Agri­ least forty seven coughs cured. with their new duties Monday. cultural college Tuesday. This medicine is made from ; Did you turn over a new leaf? E. Tyden left Thursday for a busi­ au old family receipe that we What have you written on It since? ness trip to New York. have been dispensing for the The grip is getting in its work very Miss Ermlna Goodyear was' a Grand past twenty-six years. We decidedly these days.- The doctors are Rapids visitor Saturday. are now selling hundreds of busy. , .John Furniss, of Nashville, was in bottle., every w inter. If you This is the time to settle your sub­ the city on business Saturday. are using Home other remedy scription account. Look at the date . Mrs. Helen Brooks is visiting her ~ i brother A. D. Cook/at Allegan. and do not get the desired re­ ou your paper. lief, Heath Pine andr. The Egiscopil church will 'build a Mrs. E. H. Lathrop aud Miss Olive — —, try ------- -----’s -j —-----Cherry. We guarantee it to ' rehtory in the spiing on the lot west of Lathrop were In Grand Rapids Satur­ stop any cciuglror refund th£)<he parish houM. day money. An hom-M four; IiM, WneWhl>rl a .Bp)jy all Miss Myrtie Crawford, of Big Rap­ ounce bottle for-5c. . . I because of that nine pound boy who ids is visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. F.’Gas­ Heaths Laxative Cold ! put in an appearance at his home one kill. ‘ Cure cures a cold in onb night. • day last week. John Mulliken and family have been . thirty doses 25c. Heath’s, Pjffn. (h, ^4i hoammo-H and after' effects Alwllt lhlrt, of th. grip. 1 he old fashiony „ry p|raKult horehound caiidj . the kind ( pnPe visit Wednesday evening. They your g#ilM.imother made. 111 DO enjoyed themreh-es as only young folks and- rnrsacks. Keep your can. feet wann with the hair and I ,, D livi n„, (.edM cork insoles, sizes to fit any ,.r„,.k bM. In TOtn,)onv wlth ,.-r„lk shoe, l.t'c per pair. Whitworth boupbt a meat market in We have all the t ough medi- Battle Crwk They took poweCTlon cines ailvertised iu this pa^er.. the 3rd. Dining the winter almost Chetcialer. ha. under uoder Chet Cisler. of llMUntn. Hastings, has eyejy family TJl tins city aud the management of «T. Z. Maynard, On Saturday, January 7, We will sell genuine Lonsdale sheeting, yard wide, bleach­ ed, regular 10c value at-7^c per yard. Not more than 20 yards to a customer. entertaining a brother from Northern Hye, Rock and IdlU. thPi Emmanuel cliurch,has moved iutothc ^‘c^*Kftn‘ the great tonic cough medi-' |owec pan o. KoMe coigroW’s Mrs. Bert Walker and daughter spent cine for asthmatic coughs, ■ home'on Broadway. last week in Kalamazoo with Mre. ed 5 W • 1-3 Off on every Coat, Cape and Fur 1-4 Off on every Dress Skirt . Frank Maus. A. A. Anderson and H. G. Hayes at tended the Elks banquet at Grand Rap­ ids Friday night. Special Clearance Prices on Dress Goods. Dr. Wallace Matthews, of Grand Rapids, visited Hastings friends Thurs­ day and Friday,. Mrs. Elva Sylvester, who has been visiting Hastings friends, returned to Charlotte Saturday. Claude Pierson returned to Battle Creek Tuesday to resume his studies In Vicinity will take more or less opened a pool, blllard and l.nnch room .the Business College. quinine, and do you know I- the basement of the Parkhurst block, . . Prof. W. T. -Wallace returned Satur­ is? a difference The rooms have been repaired, paint- day from Jonesville, where he had : been spending his holiday vacation^ a many ’ *<i And Wired for electric lights, and Mrs. Moteakio Gates Miller, of Shelby -different wayit? a neat appearance. Middleville :Obio and'daughter Eunice visited Mrs. We always1 advise taking s,,.n/ Chas. Lunn a few days the past week. •chocolate coated tablets ­ For Salk About 200 acres of land, Mr. and Mrs. Millon Couyer have pared hy John Bros, located at Irving Station, on the Mich­ moved Cloverdale to Hastings of Philadelphia. They are igan Central Kailroad, well watered and are from located at 323 E. Grand street. and suitable for grazing or general A lew Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats, 55.00 and &7.00 Values, choice 81,39. there great in quinine aud great in taking Wyethct pre nmde from pure quinine and aBe very soluble, l<k- per doz*. •en or three dozen for'25c. •Ask for a sample package of< Columbian Stuck R»*gulater. We delitef goods any - kind of weather. It is no trouble to us. PHONB 31- Walter'Hayes, who has been spend­ farm purposy, will be sold at a bargain. Also’house and lot in Fourth ward, Ing his holiday vacation at home re­ turned yvaterday to the Detroit Law i city. Inquire of Thomas Sullivan, Has­ tings. Michigan. 3 w School. , Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. Withey anddaugh-j Mr. and Jtra, •. E Crawford will en Certain a house party of six during the ter Bessie, of Battle Creek, were the j holidays. The party* will consist of guests of Mr: and Mrs. Frank Cramer, • Saturday and ‘Sunday. Mrs. Greene. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sil­ Kellar Stem and .1. C. Barber went to ! ’ I cox. Master Lytle Silcox and little Miss Eudora Spicer, of Attica, O„ and Mrs- Grand Rapids Saturday to complete' arrangements for the furniture exhib­ (Dr.) A. P. Drake, of Hastings, Mich.— its of the Bookcaae-and Chair factories. | Norwalk, O. Daily Reflector. . Bev. Sic-wart B. Crandall was in • \n* overstock of stiff bosom shirt -Litchfield last week to otliciate at the • causes ns to make the following low weddingof his former classmate Bev. i prices for one week only commencing R. A. MacMullen, of Langdon, N. Dak. ' Saturday Jan. 7, .*05, oOcfhlrts for 3ir to Miss Clara Atterbury, of Litchtield. ; ATTENTION I ATTENTION I LADIES COATS Our intention is to clean up once a year on this line, and if price will do it they will go. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST. Devitt Bronson and Bert Fairchild ’ £ This is a chance to buy good shirt3 left Tuesday for Mishawaka where. h cheap. See our window. they will remain this -week and next < 'M o. ” Morrill, Lamiuk amihh A AC Co< week will start out with their samples The Barry and Eaton Insurance Co- fpr the Mishawaka Woolen . Manufact- j hds liven in existence U) years,*and the tiring «.■ ths NEW YEAR ». , tlret time it has been sued in Harry, j Representative Schantz left for Lan-’ .f j county :in ail that time is now when sing Monday to begin his duties in the ’ £ -Cyrus -F. Belson Sues the Company tn 4 IqgHlature. He has promised that Ban- I r recover loss Taused by the burning of .4 I Ni:i: readers,will be favored with items I >'■ his bain. fnni' the Capitol now and then touch- j 4 k • *l)r. Nobles has a horse that is pretty iiig matters that-will be*of interest. ?i wise. Wednesday night ho slipped .his Louts G..Michael whJ hgs been apend- • y'baiter in some way. opened the barn lug the holidays at.home with his para,1'door and made his way to .1. W. Fitz etits Mr. slid Mrs. John Michael, left gcrhld’s barn, where he opened the door Friday fori Ames. Iowa, where he has a ruuiwvni ssw ? and took bis place In a stall. The Dr. government position in the Chemical ■ onrl UAll lAlill ^-phiukstfie*himy! becaviehomesick for department of the Experiment station USy ano you Will hhoM quarters,and with this idea In. there. He has been connected with ■ ■■nnw S,|hi!! he3d made, the change.—Grand Columbia College at New York City for 4 I I.edge Independent. the past yiar. . > —-.................— 4 < 1-4to1-20FF START On what is left of this line RIGHT We also have some ladies’ skirts and a few furs that must go ht greatly reduced prices. 4 By buying your £ Footwear from ? 4 Phone 9 J. T. Pierson &, Son. be HAPPY ana fPROSPEROUS. 1 4 » > » C. W. Clarke & Co. J QUALITY SHOE STORE. > What We Say We Do, We Do Do. The Aftermath of Christmas Shopping Left Over Can l sell out everything bought for Xmas. Wouldn t Jo. you know. people want to buy New Year, gift,. sells the year round, except, perhaps Furs and Coats and a lew other lines. Besides our stock is so good and useful that it These goods we want to clear, and when we say this you know what it means. i® Cloaks Capes Clocks - Clocks - Clocks W.show ten r.ney tel clock, in prices from We mrt«l them down Jo choice Tbe, m due u“® k eight dsj clocks. S boor strike. First come first served. Tur Watch Hospital 1/ alwavs open to receive sick or dis Id vd WatcCe and give them theg Xw and nec*siry treatment. Bring vonr Watches, Clocks and .Jewelry for repairs to our son Louis to insure good work. Suits Waists Skirts Petticoats I ! ■ Thursday, 1-3 Off "On all this On ali this On ali this On all this • JOHN BESSflER, The Jeweler. Hastings, Mich. .<*-«- Money Back Store f XL. J>ff| Fur Scarfs Muffs Childrens’ Fur Sets ,tar‘our Annual Clearance Sale of wiiter articles in every department. This is an opportunity which should keep everyone on the “Lodkout.” The reason for this sensational cutting sale is simply that all merchandise must be disposed of in season, and in order to do so we will make a radical reductions throughout our great stock of fine and Dependable Merchandise. ; ’ season s Cloaks, Jackets, Capes. season s Raincoats Raincoats and and Skirts. Skirts. season’s Fur Scarfs and Muffs. season’s Children’s Seta. ALL OTHER WERA1NG APPAREL AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SPECIAL N0T1CE1 1-4 .1 *♦ WRIGHT BROS flff UII 0N ALL FANCY lamps AND CHINA. Hastings, Michigan. Phone 30 . �6 BARRY (0. MAPS CRESSEY. Don’t forget that our special meetings will begin next week MontUy evenlug ; January 9th Rev. Fisher will be ably WHILE LIMITED SUPPLY. LASTS agisted by Mrs. Crocker, Evangelist, of WE WILL SELL THEM 50CTSEACH Shelby. Ap invitation is extended to •1!.. ,. , T« BANNER.Sutwcribers. Now is Your Mrs. Case who has been the gneet of Chance to Ger.the Best Wall Map her friend Mrs. Jane Barber relumed of Barry County ever Issued. to her home iu Rom Friday. • . Haying on hand a limited number «f Albert Fisher remains about the those line 45 x 50 Inch wall maps of Barry County, wbibh we have been j same. selling st 8150 each and which ate well. Newell Barber and Charles Andrus worth fwice.lhat.eum, we have decided I expect to soon go to the Pecos Valley, to put A price on them tfeat will move |I New Mexico to view the land with toe 1 expectation of baying land and settling them quick. Therefore, while they last, we will 1 there. ' offer these maps to any Banner sub­ scriber who will pay up tw'one year in . I Cloe Cassoday returned to Battle advance at the email sum of 50 cents Creek'Saturday. " each. Any Banner subscriber already Dora Barber who has been qqite sick paid in advance can have them at the the past week is again able to be about same price. ( Theee maps give the location of every the house. highway and railroad jn the county, Mr. And Mrs. ilouvener, of Hickory also of the rivers, lakes aud small BMoau.». .. —- is of most value _________ _ j Corners and Fred Slewart, of Grand streams. What they boundaries ami and uuiuuct number m of“ ■h{apid‘fi, came to see Albert Fisher Sun ; give the bvuuu*ri«3 — , acres of evefy varm farm In in Itarrv Barry flniintV County, || and the name of its owner. t ... for these tt At ,this very low price use- I »Ethel Barber who has been quite sick fol long, a,,, paM week [a improving. fui maps, our supply will not last lang, and the edition is exhausted and no ............. .............. . . more .will be printed. This is your last I C. L. Cassadsy waa the “ guest of bis •. aistcr Cloe Thursday and •Friday ... at W. r.iaiur VIUC iuuiouu; auu ■■ ■ chance. Fiabert. . \ to tne rescue with a renuirkaoi* ion. To supply the necessary 1 The Banner’s Snort Stones THEiR SUMMER ENGAGEMENT By HERBLRT tfcB. JOHNSTON Will you make, me a promise?” ques­ tioned Phyllis. -To’’— "Not ask any other girl either." fin­ ished Phyllis. “I don't see what difference it would nakc.” I canunented. . . "Because if you will." Said Phyllis, "I’ll watt until I’m ready or on the stem throw out heh? and there sr fibrous shoots, which immediately begin growing downward toward the rnrtl). In n sun>rising!y short time they reach the ground nnd take root ■nd gradually Increase In size .until they somotimwi rival the original —* trunk Itself. This new trunk, with its numerous fibrous roots, renews tbe whole life of the tree. Other new llmbe and shoots are rapidly thrown out until finally what was originally n single tree trunk become* a considerable forest each limb nnd shoot of which are curiously connected. j I y uTuABlOQ lL - it cannot j curea D* tn constitutional ; f ----- --- ------ — — — 1 course of the great medidne I i Hood’sSarsapariHa । which has permanently shelf nod then come arouqd and ask ■ 111111* R* iipili HlWRUIUlfWr k. you; only I’d like to be sure you were cured thousands of cases. “Phyllis,” said 1 solemnly, “do you disengaged.” ENGLISH CRIMINAL LAW. 1 guess 1 must have looked a bit know what day tills ta?” “Friday. Sept. 2V repeated PbyUl* blank, because Phyllis burst out laugh­ ing. . glibly. THE GOCOANUT PALM. “How Jong will It be?” I asked. The difference lu Great Britain be- • “Yes," "aid I, shaking my bead trag­ "I really can’t say.” laughed Phyllis. tween bard, labor nnd penal servitude • ically—"yes. this is tbe fated day. tbe Is cme of period and treatmeut. Hard I “If I decide to wait until I’m ready accursed hour. The time has come.” for the shelf I flatter myself It will ta? labor varies us to [mtiwI from u few j When a traveler g-.-ts Li* first sigbi Pbyills laughed. When Phyllis laughs Some Hme yet" dnyk to two years, arid however well a | . of » palm grove-hl- does n;it easily, for­ the prettiest tUniples come In her “So do I.” 1 said sadly. primmer behaves himself the sentence get it. He seen (bc'tr^es springing' up, cheeks. I bare aix-umi her of laughing ’■Well," asked Phyllis, with some as- is never shortened. There are two ns It were, fr.ua tike water in wldeb just to bring them there, but she only pcrlt;v. “you don’t huja? for anything cIAhkCs of hard labor. their shadows are reflected.- Brstdea laughs the more. In tbe first china the punishment ad­ else, do you?" being beautiful onmmeuta to,a land­ “Phyllis',’’ 1 warned her, “those dim­ Bnt the thought of It seemed a long ministered constats of six ter ten hours’ scape these pa Ims are-among the most ples.” work at the treadmill, the crank or the way ahen<l. nsrful gifts which nature hns given to I think they grew ewen 'deeper. “If I were sure”— 1 began. capstan, or at stonebreaking or shot the Inhabitants of tropical Islands. In Saturday evening as onr mail carrier ■ "And Pm such a weak one." I mur­ “If I give you my word,” said Phyl­ drill. Iu tbe second class the bard la­ ■supplying actual hcct-ssltie* hnd in the A clover little geatlentnn w»ll known Charles Fisher was nearing home his mured thoughtfully. bor really constats of such punishment* number of useful; purpose* to which*it lis. In tbe sclcutllic world was one day horse became frightened and broke “We’re getting away from the ques­ “Phyllis.” I snld soberly,"’if you said as may be decided by the Justice* In can be applied bamboo takes first rank, standing with half a dozen tell- men loose from the buggy dragging Fisher tion." replied Phyllis, with swift Incon­ the word I’d wult till the day of doom session. . but tlie |in hr. r<»n»e « next. To injury of when one of them turned to him nnd to the ground. No serious damage wan sequence. "What about the date.?” Penal servitude ta the modem sub- I for you.' dear. BuL you know, little the people of Oyton tbe cx*uai>nt trees ■aid that be had not seen him befotv.• ' done I assumed my most melancholy ata*. stltste for transportation beyond the ; girl, J don ’ t want to. I want you now." shaking none further turtner t^an (pan a thorough ino are everything, mill their very lives de­ as he )vn.x » veryreplied small. tbe little gen- ‘ Jly eye caught the ccwner of my pocket and a b<°ktn bU^' PbylHs* eyes had lost that hard glow. seas. pend npon thfin. Tbe tree suppRe* “Very llkrly,” r r“-* _ iuindkvrcbicf. and I [Milled it ouL A term of jicnal servitude begins most of their wants, besides giving There was only the dull, soft tire of tieman. "I am like a sixpence among "The day of mir parting,” .1 replied biimhbcd copper now. 1 ought to have with nine months’ luml labor In n them valuable ;comnterc!al pro«lucts. six cop|»er i»ennjes—not easily ptrbriefly, sm’otlniring a pseudo sob. taken her In my arms and kissed her probationary prison, nnd after tbat the j In tbis islahd there are estimated' to cctved, but worth the -whole six. to­ Phyllis’ brows met in a perplexed right there., luit 1 didn't know enough. convict is employed on public works Mrs. Chandler, of Concord, is visiting be nearly pialm trees, and gether.”- London Standard. frown. a most,adorable frown. I always, was notKl for doing «ocb lu a penal settlement. The' work ta nmong tbe poorer classes a man’s her slater. Mre. E. E. Buck. “I don’t get It.’] slietauid. . stupkl. things. • Phyllis has told me so eoiqiiarntlvely light and In most prta-: wealth Is vstiipatwl by the number of Geo. Todd, of Dakota is moving his "U’s yuur owi doing," 1 asserted, onsjpwclJ behaved man gets off pretty j since. tree-; 1 c owns. They form the most Im­ There is :< magic in tbo word thAt family into what is known as the old throwing the blame op her.. “It was en­ "Do you really. Jack?” said she soft­ easily. In addition to this, by virtue portant 1 ;• vt of Ills estate nnd by Will nvnn tv lion fhftv »»•« ur. tirely your own suggestion. and you ly. makes mm men. even when they are ho> ' ufnra of a system of marks for good lie-1 lire [;em-.'.;lly divided among his fam­ store. . • ‘ Otto Wood Aitertained his cousin have no one to bljtme hut yourself.” crass and "ignorant tliit ■they don’t “I rtsilly do, Phyllis,- Without you havlor, he lias always before him the j ily. As ont- uf tbe Important traits of; Still Phyllis frowned. I know a way I'm like that soul widch’ the port tells possibility of redudug Ids sentence by | tnow the intuiting ef itj profess n love Walter Ilunua, of Middleville/ last the Clfij.'nles* Im Ida lure o! litigation, I could hirvh enumtijed out tlie wrin­ alxtut, 'that went into the storm ami at most about one year in five. for art.-Chicago Record-Hera Id. , . I lUL-.cfllt ntdCHy M?ent;b:tt an impoft|ntl 1 week. . • . kles. , part tlie palm tree! plnys in the law blm-kness amt lost Itself lietwren the I George Cline and friends froth Grand "Why. our engagement, yon know.” earth and heaven.' ” • , . csises there. There ta-n case■«»?» record AN ODD PUZZLE. •Tot! say Charley Spender is a main-- 1 Rapids were hunting in this vicinity I insinuated. • “It {waif expressly under­ Phyllis sat a little closer tn me. It's in which the two thousand five hun­ * stood, I thought. aiftit it was strictly a n good tkxlge. is that poetry business. ■facturcr? 1 thought he was just n1 | Monday. dred and twentieth pnrt of a grove, plain loafer. What Jlnolis he in?” I There being <10 school iu Middleville summer uff;.4r.“ . I containing only tewtreea. wax the anta “He makes; trouble fo| his father.’*— At Just Phyllis comprehended. For a deal teaome of those poet Johnnies. A picturesque tower Is the oldest_ : ject of dispute.’ 6pe of tbe greatest J Monday it gave the pupils at this place ■moment I thought she was going to : ’That wns awfully dear of you. part of tlie Swiss church at Champery, dirtlcnlttcs Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. ___ which the engineers had to ' who attended High School there a good smile and enjoy the joke, but Instead 1 Jnck.” *hj whispered. . a village which lies In a valley under ' encounter In bnildit*; a railroad across o 1 chance to visit our school. They found her eyes grew wide with amazement, ' ‘inland ‘ I I felt n goodtab bit tike a cad then. the shadow of 1 lie towering Dent du ! the was to determine tbe owner-' Half the ills that man is heir to come from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bit it doing tinely under the leadership of and then she hurled her face in her I It seemed so like taking an unfair nd­ Sll.ll. x, ship of tlx* pnim trees, The ramifica­ handkerchief. Then.* wgs np mistak­ ! vantage. Yet It wasn’t that I didn’t tore stengthens and tones the stomach; Miss Emma Jackson. Dedicated to St. Theodtde. this church I tion* of reBtUonahlpk and the fraction­ makes indigestion Impossible. wna In 17-Xt vit.. of an an­ 1 al cinlnts s«*t up wvn- most difficult was htillr built In 172U <»■ ou the'site Mre. <). A. Carpenter is again under ing It. Tbe sobs Were too violent to be I mean It. for 1 did. every word of IL anything but genuine. "rhyllta.” I half whispered, “shall I cient cluipel. The tower, with Its to understand and disentangle. the doctor’s care. “Phyllis?” I Interrogated in amaze­ break my word?" unique pierce.I crown, curries a gilt ___ , flmt’ •Lawrence • Kirk” snuffboxes. Frank Parmelee is'stopping in Has­ ment. “Phyllis, whut Is tt. denr?” - • Phyllis never said n wool, but just statuette of the patron saint, a quaint «• made at a place of that name In Kin­ A MILITARY EXECUTION. tings a few days. I don ’ t believe either of us noticed ' crept n little closer. I dnred to put old clock and tlie following cryptic in­ cardineshire. were the ingenious inven­ . my arm around her. John Kermeen i« moving his family the last word. scription. which has puzzled many tion of one .Sanday, n cripple, who Then she drleil her ryes and straight-. Now. it’s always been my contention travelers: made hls own tools. Instead of taking onto his new farm, formerly purchased ened up her h^ad. that when a girl says stop In a whisper “The solemnity of a (military execu­ QUOD AN TRI6 MTLCF. PA out a patent be eonfided the secret of of Mrs. Aaron Clark. . “I never thajmlrt.^ark,” said Phyllis, thnt she means the exact opposite. I GUIS T1 DINE tion h about the most imprvsslye and ■ ' cutting them.: hinge* arid all, from the with considefkible Indignation^ "that HOC SAN CHRIS DULCE “Stop!” whispered Phyllis. dramatic net tllut is known in human ■olid wood to a Joiner In the village, PODUNK. you would have. reminded me of It. By taking the syllables above aud be­ . affairs.” said nn ok! nrmy officer. That was when I did it Her bend who In a few year* gt+w rich, while was on my shoulder, but her face sotne- low with th me In the middle it reads; Wish you a Happy New Year. “1 hnd n youug friend in Cnllfornte Banday died |n poverty. SpcdaLtools how got twisted up. nnd ! kissed her QOod Iininib' trim! n>ulcedln*'p«vft. who enlisted in tlie Union army at tbe ■re of-courad fequlred for this work, There’s a man in this place who Hoc oaninil* Christi dulcedlne lavft. full on the lips. Phyllis' lips are warm same time with myself, and.’ coming ■nd tlie mystery of-their formation tai wishes thetheives would confine them­ which may be freely rendered: and noft. east, we were placed in tbe Same com­ carefully maintained. JTh«e curious selves to the Editor’s wood pile and "Oh, Jack!" she whispered. That which the rerpent with sad charm pany. This young-fellow fell in love ■nuffboxes aif genertilly: made of plain leave his alone. That is what I call imbicd ‘ j । Then I kissed her again. But 1 only with a Virginia girl nnd under her inwood; find the actual cost of tbe mate­ The blood of Christ with swjwtnexs has ’ 1 , kissed her twice. An event Is but mo­ rial, with paint and vn^ntah. is atout pure aud unadulterated selfishness. ■ fluence deserted to the enemy. A few renowixl. mentary-. let It la«t longer, and It sinks Charles Biggs is visiting friends in .threepence, in early tones thpy sold --Loudon Telcgnpb. j days afterward he was captured and. to the level of a mere incident. readily fqr|42ll2s, (kt anil ladles’ work­ Ohio., being easily recopiiztxl. wns rotidrmn"Anti It’s’ my family you like. ta It. '<•(1 Ju he shot.' He -had fought like a boxes <jf slmiliir cmuftruetton for £23.Mr. and Mre. Charles-Bach man spent Phyllis?’-’ I asked her. Much as animals dislike rain, none 1 deriton in the engagement which result London Ciiroificle. , a few days last week in Battle Creek. I’hylHs nodded- her bead. She whs of them save (the squirrel build them 1 ed in his being made a prisoner, for be ' Accidents come with distressing fre­ Mr. Bachman went on'from there to too close for mn to see her do it, but I selvt-s sheltrrsfto kwp it off. Monkeys knew well wlurt His fate would be If quency on. tie farm. Cut. bruises, Niles where tie is visiting his brother. could feel It on my shoulder. ‘ most set tlieir iHicks against tree trunks as n j taken. His execution was the .most stings, sprainst Dr. Thomas' Eclectric "Fred ’ or Charlie?" I asked again. Mr. Charles Andrus spent Christmiis Oil relieves the pain instantly. Never protection from driving rain, bnt never [ mournful ceremony I ever witnessed, “I guewt-I think - er—their brother." safe without it and following with W. Loehr’s family. make n protective roof, it la a com- . snd nothing ever seen on the stage After that 1 forgot all that rot about mon sight to see a drenched herd, of was more theatrical—th<^procession te Fred Smith has returned from an ex­ an event being but momentary. Any­ If Baby Is Cutting Teeth. . .... .. • the scene of death, the band in advant* tended visit at Alma. how. what’s the odds if it is? People cattle buddled together on some ex 1 posed common in a downpour of rain playing a dirge, tbe coffin, with tbe •Sy, Mrs. Wtnslcnr'a Soothtn* Hrnjp. for cMIdon’t go through life looking for events Some from this place attended Quar­ tan teething. It soothes the cb'ld. softens the when they have no choice or chance of prisoner sitting upon tt; the guard in all the time. "Commonplace things are terly meeting at Cedar Creek. shelter. But even tbe orang-outang, tbe rear and p brigade of cavalry form much nicer. which bnildH a small sleeping plat ­ ed In a hollow square. The condemned Archie B&nsill and family are visit­ “And you’re going to be engaged to man. sitting on bls coffin, met his fate ing at Afton Smith's. • me now for all tbe time?" I questioned form in the trees, never seems to think like a hero, without exhibiting a tre­ of a roof, though tbe Dyaks say that when 1 got my breath. Scholars and teacher are enjoying a when It te raining heavily it sometimes mor of fear, nnd tbo«e who witnessed his “No,” said Phyllis, shakltig her bead. two wtaks vacation. “Please, dearest." I said. ’fl want covers Itself witb the leave* of a large death were far more excited than b«. fern. It seemed a iqid thing that such a cour­ you so-so much. Please say you will." ageous lad should be sacrificed, but it But Phyllis shook her head. Raaarlaa ■ Berth*. Is one of the necessities of *,war. and School commenced Monday after "No," said she. with a happy little As a youth Daniel Webster was thia terrible punishment was necessary laugh; “It’ll have to atop when you week's vacation between Xmas and somewhat oppoecd to physical labor, to deter other* from playing tbe rota marry me," but he was quick at repartee.' While of trs|tor.”—Washington PosL Of Mre. B. F. Adams, of Marcellus,Mich. mowing he complained to his father Nicholas Acker bad the misfortune Tvtte Hszz&rd Kidney Cure (to.. IUn*or, Mleh. that hla scythe was not properly hung. to lose a horse by its falling upon the In ■ certain town of western Massa­ Genta:—When I think of the years She was magnificent in ball attire. the very day summer is over "Hang it to suit yourself. Dan." re­ ■sy husband and myself have suffered ice and breaking its leg, and causing tool It seems to me you were Id rath­ chusetts two of the most prominent "By what right, sir. do yon tell me I plied the paternal. Tbe boy immediate­ arati kidney and bladder trouble*, and them to kill it citizens are a Methodist brother aud n er al hurry to have it ended.” Whall not wear this gown?" she de­ ly bung It ou a tree near by. "There, the money we have paid ont to doctors Presbyterian brother. These are neigh­ Milo Lehman and wife and John "But. Phyllis"- I blundered. manded. with flashing eye*. aad for kidney remedies and without bors. and, for the most part, dwell on father, it’s Lung to suit me now." “Ye*, 'but, Phyllis,'" *be mocked me. "Before we were married your oM reach relief, aud then to think that five Doster and wife, of Prairieville, spent good term*, except when they^try to father asked me If I could keep yen fea » cents bottles of the Hazzard Kidney Friday with Mr. and Mre. Gid Wilkin­ "I suppose you were afraid tbat if it effect an exchange of horses or to talk ©■re has cured us is wonderful. A bout son It being the latter's birthday. Also ran a day over It would mean a renew­ religion. •T never thought that Tom would clotlio*. and I assured him I could." re­ two years ago. my husband's condition al df the contract, or perhaps you On one occasion the two bud traded have become a silent partner in any plied be and met her look-of high tie­ was something terrible, the urine was Jay Wilkinson and wife, of Cedar thought 1 wouldn't let you out of IL fiance with a look of steady determina­ kind of business." ■canty and very high colored, and at Creek, and Oscar Chamberlain and You needn’t have worried. I assure horses, and. although the outcome tion.—Puck. “Neither would I.", rankled in tbe breast of the Methodist, other times It would be thick and mother, of Wall Lake, were among the you." “Well, be has,"' ' they had met and started a discussion doudy with streaks of blood through guests. They presented her with many Phyllis wusi holding her head very ou the subject of predestination. Ah "What's be Into now?” it He would get up from six to twelve Hosea a night th void the urine. Only numerous presents as tokens of remem­ high. A sunbeam playing across her usual on altercation ensued, when the “He’s got married.” - Dallas News. SiilictAd with With this thia terrible tarrihla disease Hiuna.n brance. brown hair set It afire. Her eyes need­ Mctliodlst lost control of himself. With three affiicted K story is told of n speech recently can realize his condition, aud I wish to made by an Irish barrister in a court Poles are being distributed for tbe ed no sunbeam. I never saw Phyllis mixed emotions concerning horse Bay, although we are advanced in look more handsome. \8peaker— I defy any one In this audi­ of law. He was for tbe plaintiff, whose trade* and John Calvin In his mind, he Cloverdale rural telephone r line which years, tbe Hazzard Kidney Cure caihe And then, while I grew redder and suddenly exclaimed: ence to mention 11 single action that I cow had been knocked down and killed to our relief aha cured us. It is truly is rapidly advancing­ more shamefaced, I saw tbe little vix­ “You’re a robter. a liar and a Pres- piYKjierform with my right hand thnt by a train, and this was the conten­ worth its weight in gold. Martin Chandler h*fi just returned en was laughing at me. PVaiihot do equally well with my left tion : t ... t^tcrian!" ’ MRS. B. H. ADAMS, "Jack.” she said, “there's something *1f the train had been run as tt This proved too much for tbe Presby­ Voice From tlie Gallery-Put yer left Marcellus, Mich. from visiting his daughter Mrs. Charles I like about you. I don’t know what The Hazzard - Kidney Cure, Great Horn, of South Bend, Indiana. terian, and n fight began, in which the hand in yer right hand trousers pock should huve been ran. or if the hell bad tt is. 1 tblnk it must be ^our family." ' Germ Destroyer,sold and guaranteed by been rung as it should have been rang, Presbyterian got the best of it As he Ml—Chicago News. Ritchie and Kenneth Mullen, of That set me on my high Jiorse. Q. A. HINES. ' er if the whittle bad been blown a* It sat upon his prostrate opponent, bump­ Prairieville, spent Saturday and Sun­ "Ah!" I murmured indifferently. ing lita head agaloat the ground, he FRED. L. HEATH, abould have been blew, both of which Hastings, Mich. day with Floyd Wilkinson, of Cedar “Good of you. I’m sure. Perhaps you *ald: - Patient—D«»etor. what do you do they did neither, tbe cow would not Other towns all druggists. •Creek. > x. have even picked ont which one—Fred "Take it back, take It back, or I’ll when you have a cold hi the bead? have been injured when she was silk­ Doctor-Well, madam. I snrezr. mw<t ed.” Gid Wilkinson and wife and* son, or Charlie?" bump your foolteb head off!” "I'm not quite sure.” said Phyllis “I’ll take It back,” gasped the van­ rf the time. Clifford spent New Years with Jay roguishly. The dimples were there quished Methodist, “on the first two Wilkinson, of Cedar Creek. counts. You're not a robber nor a CUT THIS OUT and every time yon fee! the “Phyllis,’' I said, "I’m never going to Mor, but you’re a blamed old ITesbyBee's Laxative Honey and Tar is an ask you to marry ule again.” are pretty hard on shoes. terfan if I die for lt!"-Harper’s Wrokimprovement over all Cough, Lung ”1 don’t want to marry you again,” and Broulchiai remedies. It acta on bowlee—drives the cold out of the answered Phyllis. TRY °ur "You haven't yet,” I retorted. "What system, cures Croup, Whooping Cough, SOUS. Botanists long ago voted the banyan wards off Pneumonia ana siren glens I mean is that I am never again going We make a specialty of re­ the lungs. Bee's Laxative Honey and Io ask you." ‘ tree of India a place in the catalogue tiring all kinds of foot wear for Tar is the best Cough Syrup for child­ "NeverT' asked Phyllis la mock ter­ of wonderful vegetable production. In Men, Women and Children. ren. Tastes good. Sold by Fred L. ror. It* Infancy it resemble* other trace in «s once and get satisfaction. Hesiii, the druggist. "Never!” said I firmly. "This is the | having a single stem or t very last time. Will you many meT’ dense bead of foliage. As "That's once over, right there.' she toughed. TWO COBBLERS. slbJe tor Dor will 1 ‘ out horizontally to aueb a woo extt-nt that they would be an.hU W. J. HOI PARMELEE. I HOPE CENTER. Read This Statement THE CHILDREN WMr IMS ,Bt* Rheumatism Ath-lo-pho-ros �HASTINGS BANNER, jANffAEY J COR.RXJPONDt.NCt. NORTHEAST BARRY. Mr. and Mrs. John McGiockllri will entertain the.L. A.-.S. for dinner Jan. 12ch invitation to all. James VnderhiB is getting along as as well as could be expected. Miss McCallum has resigned her po­ sition at school on account of her dis­ abled fool. The district regret it very much and are in hopes we can secure , another teacher suun.* ; Miss \’i,da Webster Spent part of last week in Battie Creek. . Miss Mary Bunnell returned to Grand ftapids Munday after a weeks visit. , with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Litts are enterUining the latter’s sister fr.om Kalamazbo. ■ j Miss Mary pilgrim, of Baltimore, spent Saturday hnd Sunday at R. *F. Wfibster’s. Vemor Webster has 'hired out'to his father-fur '.he coming year.. They con­ template building a tenant house. DELTON. -CLOVERDALE. MAPLE GROVE. COATS GROVE. GRANGE H \LL CORNERS BOWENS MILLS \ Calvin *tevens and family, of JLaci-y, spent New Year’s day with HpBur roughs and wife. The Bovfreg and Zimmerman |fumllies ate Npw Year's fliuuefcwitfi rela­ tives near Lacey. Mr: and Mrs. French, of Dowling, YVfallbert and family. spen^ New Year’s with their children .Mrs. Maria Gardner of Bellaire. An­ Silas Gaskill and .Wife. trim county, is the guest of her shier shdrm Zimmerman has bought an Mrs. J. B. King. jiorn, to Mr. mid Mrs. Ross Robbins, bd acre farm, located a mile and a half southeatt uf Galesburg. Consideration 33,6Q». ‘ IG. E. Pierson, wife and son Clyd«|. Bartoq Bowser and Grace Bristol atspent Christmas iu Grand Rapids with : tended j birthday surprise ht Jesse . Mrs. Pierson’s mother and brother W. Wilk , s’;of South Bedford. Ic was Wialter Bechtel. Miss Beriha’s 2l>th birthav. Miss Rena Mlnar wet^t to OtsegO V . -. . ’s people are staying at Fred‘ .1 liristdl Monday, where she will remain about Chas.;Shimaker's while,he is attending two weeks with Mrs .Conrad who is ill. t court. y _ !•'red Pierson was home from Has­ tings last week, at the home pt his par­ ents Dr. A. Pierson and wife. • Mc L HOL Ar th unCrites, of Blissfield, spent part Floyd Hunt of Bowne Spent Sunday of last। Wk with his brother Ruehen at!A. C. Hunt’s. Crites^ • (■ L. W.-Smith returned from Buch.Schcnl -has begun once more after anau last week, where he has been vis­ five weeks vacation. iting his brother. Jim Crawley and family spent New Next Saturday is regular Grange day. On Saturday Jaiull. a farmer’s in- 1 ears with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryan. stitufe will be held in. the Grange Hall. Eddie Traver is staying with hi A state speaker will be present : a cor­ sister Mm., Moore for a few days dial invitation Is extended to all. • whih hisbrother.ln law is visiting his old home in New York state. COMBEKSCH’ . • HOLMES CHURCH. Mr. and Mnc Geo. Fuller aud daugh­ ter. Mr. aiid Mrs. Glenn Fuller, and Mr. and.Mrs. V. Oversmith,: ata New Year's dinner with Ed Parmelee and family. Mr. and Mre. DeWitt Murdock of t Hastings, were the guests ot R. B. Mur­ dock and wife over Sunday. r : Mre. Maggie Phillipa of Woodland rUited at M. P. Faller’s over Sunday. Miss Agues Murdock is spending the .week with her aunt Mrs. Emtua.Murdoak in Hastings. Mrs. M. C, Brown of Grand Rapids, visited her sistaF Mrs. Kittie Holmes ’ SE. Mrs. Martin, bt Cambria, N. Y., and Mrs. Copeland, of Abum, N. Y. are the GLASS CREEK. . guests of their brother Mr. Will Buto- Deiaj txt Letter. Mr vid Mre. Edgar Otis and family Ijsh. spent Christmas at Shultz the guests of x Miss Urah Baine is spending the A. Carpenter and wife. ' vsejek with friends in Kalamazoo. Miss: Eva Erway and scholars had Xmas fzeroises Friday afternoon. THE*EDITOR'S WIFE School closed in the McCaljum dis­ 1 Foley’s Honey and Tar 4 day.’ Louis Koble,elder; Harold Kel­ sey, Ira Cotton, Wm. Dove, deacons; Harley Kelsey; trustee. NORTH JOHNSTOWN.- MARTIN CORNERS Wtil Cogswell] made ajshurt trip to Alto recently. . * Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hilton 'entertained relatives-from Hastings Christraar. NORTH WESTCASTLET0N Mrs. Fred Barry is svcktat^ihls^writing. John Mead$ and son are preparing to build a new barn in the spring. Miss Ethel Barry returasjto her school in Ypsilanti Monday The Wellman school begins Monday after a week’s vacation. LANE’SSCORNKRS. Charles Hall from McBride’s, aud Isaac Hall from Greenville, were the guests of their brother John, of Rut­ land, last Monday evening, returning Mrs. Fred Bull called on her mother . Mrs. Dan DouglaK spent the last New Year's. We understand the dance held at Mr. of the week with her mother Mrs.Count. Paskell'8 last Friday night was a suc- HICKORY CORNERS.. New Year’s opened to us bright and - A pleasaqtfamil^ gathering was held fair. at the home of Fred Swanson, of Hick­ We hope for an early spring, but the ory Corners, Monday. Dec. 26th. Din- prospects look as though we may have nei^was served, and mAsic and visiting a sleigh ride yet. rfiade the day pass very quickly. The company left with the invitation to One of Bing's Dyspepsia u'nblels spend Christmas 1905 at the home of after eating even if you eat but little, R. IL Lawrence, of Battle Creek. will digest the little you do eat, and cure Indegestlon. Dyspepsia, Simr Stomach Belching, aud Weak Heart. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Boors'thn^z^r Signature of Mrs. S. C. Doster and sons Steve and Burchett,, spent last week in Toledo, the guests of Mr. tfnd Mrs. Fred Moore. Mrs. Moore was formerly Miss Matie' Doster. * Leroy Warner spent New Year’s friends in Johnstown. EAST HASTINGS Mrs. S. R. McIntyre, of Lake Odessa, '< was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Henry Barber, a couple of days last week. 1 Mre. Ed Birdsel, of Hastings, was > the guest of her sister, Mrs. (>rr Fisher, the latter part of last week. Rev. J.P. Hersheiser, of Lake Odessa, preached to a small audience at the j Fisher church last Sunday morning. W.S. Cotton had the misfortune of cutting an ugly gash in his wrist one day last week while trying to cut a frozen rope. Dr. Barber dressed the wound. Howard McIntyre nnd wife enter­ tained a large number of friends and relatives on New Year’s day. YANKEE SPRINGS. No school at the Springs at present. । The teacher Miss Casaday, is afflicted with the mumps. DOLLAR HUMOR CURE FromPimples to Eczema From Infancy to Age To those who have suffered long aaC hopelessly from Humors of the Blood, Skin, and Scalp, and “ho have lost faith in doctors, medicines, and all things human, CUTICURA Soap, Ointment, and Pills appeal with a force hardly to be realized. Every hope, every expectation awakened by them has been more than fulfilled. More great cures are daily made by them than by all other Skia Remedies combined, a single set, costing but one dollar, being often sufficient to cure the most distressing cases of tortur­ ing, disfiguring humors, eczemas, rashes, , itchings, and inflammations of the skin and scalp, with loss of hair, when all Engineer L. E. ik W. R. R.. ut present) else fails. living in Lima, U.. will be pleased tu; kn(JW of rpc<,very Irom threatened i kidney disoaheM. He write*: *’I waa I ■H,” h.ra HiT'l M .Mr Tri ill L «"inta<>» who «« u.u.11, xlall.rl) "• lh« 1 Fred L. Heath, the druggist. MaiiZan is the I*ile Remedy that reaches the’spot and stops all pile pafti instantly. If you suffer with Blind, Bleeding, Itch ing or Protruding Pile® hndwaaMu Uliie il IM tndureeeiarv to -uFeManZan. the Great PiletSire. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist n. Foley’s Kid.iey Cure 8? ■ • nukef Hdnev; ana bf^tftfer rfcbt- ICBC WHAT THE - >> International Correspondence Schools OF SCRANTON, PA. . Are Doing for Technical Education There are nuny people throuthoot the country who know In a fenerel way that the Interaational Correspondence Schools are ..try ing on n yreat educational work nnd they approve It. but they do not know the exact nature ot that work. y. THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT WILL SERVE TO EXPLAIN: Our Work Courets to the prospective student and our Corps of _ , . , .... . Our work is to gather technical knowledge from all quarters^the Ar industrial world; ------- ------------arrange --it :into .......... special courses for special classes; and impart it to all ambitious of advancing. . TO GATHER THIS KNOWLEDGE and classify it wc maintain our Faculty and intermittently employ the foremen, superintendents, managers and engineering ex­ perts of many of the leading industrial establishments. TO DISPENSE IT, we have our Field Organization for explaining the peculiar advantages of our different Chet Beachfaud family spent New Years at Sid Lord’s. Orangeville. Hie Kind You Have Always Beu'gli1 home Saturday. • t r. f 1 1. ' •lay D-tyia. of,At>syria ( enter, is ti iting relatives in this vicinity at pnvtent. ■ in|Nashville. F" Mrs. Richard Demond is sick with the rheumatism. ~| CZD EX J iProtractedlmeetings arejlnTprogress at the Schlappi church.’*’ ~ . trict last Friday for a week's vacation. on Tuesday last. Mrs. John F. Hall is on the sick list B. M. Jenkins and family spent Xmas with Irving Rice and family of this week. CASTORI.A For Infants and Children. . The «l mce at Doster hall last Wed­ «Mr. and Mrs. Daly Sarah aud Mrs. nesday t venlng was well attended. Scovill ate New Years dinner last K. H. Broward and wife entertained Saturday at the home of John Rose Henry Smith and wife from the north­ near the Stat School bouse. ern part of the state. Sarah Garrison visited her sister at Leo Kelly, who has been working at! Caledonia a few days including Christ­ Cleveland, Ohio, spent New Year's at mas. home. He also gave several of his old friends a short call. J. Miss Maude Cassady, teacher in dis­ Guy Manning, foi manly of this place,- trict no 8 was the guest of her parents । but lately of W’aff ildei Kan., who has near Hastings last week. Fred Gale is putting down a drive been visitlug fri*»ds hqre.has returned well at B. F. Norris’, the old one having to his western home. Harry McGrath spent the holidays in been condemned. Grand Rapids visiting relative*. Ernest Williams and sister. Mrs. Ed. Bristol and family spent. Inst Willitts, of Cart tali, were the guests of ! Friday and Saturday iu Irving, the fheir sister, Mre. ■>. Raymond, a part of j guestirof -Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram. ■ last week. ( Shirley I’arrotl, of Nashville, visited i ----- H‘. relatives here th? past week, returning i The many friends of G. H. Hausen. | and family. Mrs. F. Barry is an the sick list. Henry Kershaw and mother, Mrs. Mina Cummings, are visiting at tbe The whooping cough is raiging yet home of S. R. Rogers. Some of the grown people art? having Nearly all of the young people in School has closed for two or three this vicinity attended the skating party weeks on account of the scholars hav­ at (Fine Lake last Saturday evening. ing whooping coiigh. ' Harry Stewell ' and Miss Jessie A very pleasant Social time was en­ Brooks, of Coats Grove, were welcome joyed at the Aid entertained by M re. callers in tbe surrounding neighborhood Mowrey. The crowd was not large on last week. account of sickness and slippery roads Tbe holidays are past pnqe more .and now we must settle down *to bUKinnss ,D. C. Burpee evidently could hear the and will do so by wishing you all a sweet strains of -Carry me back to Ole happy and prosperous New Year. I>na and Earl Bristol are visiting Virgluuy" and has again gone Jo that sonny clime. ’ . ’ . relatives in Battle (’rev^ihis week. Report ti&ya John Ritchie has gong.to Ernest Quick .and family, of Milo, spent New Year's\witb Amboy Ferris M iddleville to attend school.. The Coats *Grave union Sunday school elected Mrs. Julia Dove, super­ intendent: assistant superintendent, Mrs. Harrison Long; secretary, Harold Kelsey; treasurer, James Long; librari­ an. Carrie Dingee; chorister, Mary Smith; organist, Ruth Richardson. Mr. and Mre. Frank Barry, of Ypsi­ L LACEY. lanti. spent Christmas with Mr. and te’iar.-d! L'MX Mrs. Fred Barry.. Mr. auk! Mrs .^George Grayburn visit..... Several in the neighborhood are ail­ edi in B|t:le Creek Wednesday; and ing with 'coitus and thq grip. Tbursdayi A Ike Wketstohe and Lois Firstar, of Monas pilgrim lost one of bis hbrses Hastings, spent their jjwation ■ with las: week I theit parents, at this place ■ Miss ILqcy Thomas aqd brother Wes Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boyles, of Rich­ ley, of Marenita. are visiting their uncle land. have been spending the holidays Ben Thomas. with relatives, al this place. Mrs. Bert Clark risked her sister MrsMr. and Mrs. Lewfe Felser and Mre. Geo. Clark in Penfield last week. Gerald Joslin, of Grand Rapid* spent .Mr. anti Mrs. A t. H. Weber, of Lake 'Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Odessa, spent ’Christmas with the Joslin. latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Jones. Dr. Kellar has a brother visiting him from Ohio. Miss Mabie Ehret spent [New Years last week. * Miso Iva Wood of Belding, is Bind­ ing the holidays with her parents Mr. Howard Tolles and family, of Lake and Mre. Jerlal Wood. Odeesa, spent Christmas ^t John Norris. Mre. Mamie Todd aud Mrs. "Grace Mrs, Jennie Roe and son Neil are Smith ot Hastings, spent New Year’s at the home of their parent’s, Mr. aud visiting at St.Johns. Miss Parker is spending her vacation Mre. Chas. Youngs. in Battle Creek visiting her parentis. Mre. Horner of Hastings, visited her’ Mr. Jones and family, of Bedford, brother J. D. Rounds last week. spent Christinas with his son Walter MIm Elsie Pettlngill of the State Jones.! Road is spending the week with her Willard Case shipped a car load of grandma, Mre. M. E. BlsseL produce to Marion, Ind.. Tuesday. Mre. Lou Lydy, of Carlton, and Mre. The 'M. E. Sunday school will have a Dale Quick, of Bellevue, visited the formers sister Mre. Ida Durkee Friday. social at the Hall Friday eve, Jan. G. Letter From an Illinois Newspaper Man that is Well Worth Reading. The following letter from S. H. Dun can, editor of the Seaton, III., Indepen­ dent, shows that there Is at least ouf editor that wants to help others. * He writes as follows: “To the editor of the Banner: 1 wish-you would print the following and thus help me to do a kindness to your readers. My wife has been a great sufferer with stomach troubles forthe past four years, and tbe last two /ears practically an invalid. Nothing seemed to help her uqtil I procured a ox of Mi o na, nature’s cure for dys­ pepsia. This gave her so much relief that she continued using the remedy until now she enjoys her inealt is reliev­ ed from all pain in her stomach and has increased lu flesh. S, H. Duncan, Editor of Independent.'' W. J. Holloway has the local agency for Mi o-na and his faith in ita merits equals Editor Duncan's. He in fact offers to pay for Mi o na himself in any cam- where It does not give satisfaction. Carman Tobias ha* returned from a ! George Coats spent last week, visiting visit to Battle Creek 'aid! Hastings. ' ■ Misx Dina Mudge visited friends at [ f» Sends in Grand Rapids. Grand Rapids last week.W ill Kobh* returned to Gran^ BapGlen and Lyle Greyniield, of Nash­ ‘ ids Monday, after spending a week with ville, Spent a part of last Week visiting bis parents. 8choulmates.in this nejghborhood. Will Brooks* mother, of Kalamazoo, Ekie Kuntz, of Nashville, visited is visiting here. Miss Lettie Fowler last Sunday. . ■Clarence Shopbell is visiting' his A. E. Mills has purchawd a regls uncle on the old homestead. • •tered shorthorn Diirham •<< Peter Mabel aud Gladys Ehret are visltihg Kuntz. t -S friends in Nashville.and West Kalama­ David TubKs and. wjfe have been ou zoo. the sicklist the past week. The L. A. S. will meet at the home Charles Lane is preparing to do feed of Mrs. Abbie Farley. grinding at the W. C; Norris sawmill. The Christain Endeavor society will He will grind Tuesdays aud Thursdays. meet at the home of Wm. Smith C. H. Charlton and family spent New Wednesday evening to elect officers for Year’s at Lakeview. \ the’eoming year. Dave Kuntz and Mrshtydia Lathrop, The Church of Christ elected an el­ Year’s day der and three .deaebnt and a trustee at of Nashville, spent the annual business meeting last Fri­ with Charles Fowler aup wifA HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOUSE PINE LAKE. SOUTH WOODLAND. Mr. Clint Parshall, who has been Fred Gibson and family spent ChristI’rotracted meetings at the Schlappi visiting in the east for the past few mas with Hiram Gibson aud family. church are still continuing. days, is home again. । looks now as (though a lodge of Miss Nellie Myers has had it. but it Miss W innie M ah tie. of BattleiCreek, Gleaners would soon be organized here, was the german measles this time. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Man­ r Quite a number of men are working Lewis Oaks spent the holidays in tie, during the holidays. I ______________ on the new telephone line here* and in Canada. Mrs. E. J. Hartman, of Newago, is this vicinity; • Simon Shopbell- entertained over vislting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. ' Miss Edith Gillespie, oQBattle Creek, Christmas a son and his wife from Ma­ Bush. spent'Christmas with her mother, Mrs. son Co., and son of Detroit, also Celia Air. Gus McNaughton, uf Cincinnati, James Cairns. and Foster Eljiott, of Lansing. Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. M<J(iwin, The Evangelical cl>urch was crowded Mr. Rodebaugh has a daughter visit­ during holidays. on Cbrihtmas eve aud the program for ing him from California. Ellis E. Fanlkner went ’to Hastings tbe occasion was well curried out Mrs. Robert Gill, of Grand Rapids, last Monday on business. Born on the 2*J inat to Roy Pennels will spend the winter with her parents, M,r. and Mrs. George Whipple and and wife a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Spindler. little buy are quite sick at this writing. Miss Eva Rodebaugh fell down stairs Rev. I). Feather commenced a series The Delton military band intends of meetings at the South Maple Grove one day last week and was quite severe­ giving a play entitled, “Old Joe Rug­ church on the evening of Jan. 7th. ly injured, necessitating the services of ‘ gles or The Girl Miner,” at the MacTbe storm of last week blew oil part Dr. McIntyre. caboe hall in the near future. Mrs. Vina Perkins is visiting at IL of the roof of the kiln shed at tlie brick Some time ago the members pfithe yard. Perkins' of North Castleton,. • Maccabees decided to have a contest Charles Collins aud several others • to see which side would haw to pay for h.iv^been connected^ to this and oilier NORTH -thesupper.. The side getting the least places by telephone. School began in the Branch district number of members will be tm side J Monday. that will have t<J pay for.the supper. I New Y.-ar’s day u as rather a gj&omy (George Mains windmill on his farm was badly torn th pieces last •week dur­ looking day for a starter. Many in this vicinity either gave a flintier or ing ihn hard wind. ebjoyed dinner with uonm one els^' A. C. Hunt and Avife returned from (kseco last wix-k. where thdy left Mrs. lb E. Conrad contl^ied to her bed. • * Schuyler Bowen spent Christmas in Grand Rapids, the gu.-st of Sgmmjl 9 xgo$. Instructors for guiding him alter he enrolls. There are three phases of our work : It— _^ \Veteach Ve tcach unemployed onemp|ored people people the the theo theory of the work they want to engage in. RESULTS: positions — ’•------—>- -«days of • drudgery shortened, • ■ and some­ easily secured; times avoided altogether; quick promotion. 2- ?We teach employed people? to do their work bet­ ter. RESULTS', more responsible positions; better pay. 3— We teach dissatisfiedpeople how to do what is congeniafto them. R ESULTS: preparation for new work before leaving the old; rapid progress in the new field. Our Plan our plan nmbodlea thn totlowin, dlnlnetlv. feature.: 1-WI, lumi.h all necexary preparatory infraction. We provide drawwg mnraraenu and expenmental apparatus with each cuurae requiring them. 3— We explain facts, principles and processes so clearly that the student quickly comprehends nod remembers them. ' 4— We illustrate purinstructicin with all views, plans, sec­ tions and elevations that will Contribute to its clearness. 5— We give concise rules and practical examples showing Gentlemen—Please explain bow I can qualify their application. . •. . for position at left of which I have marked X. 6— We grade our instruction so that at no stage of his pro­ gress is the student confronted with insurmountable difficulties. Machine Deslgaer Bridge Engineer Mechanical DrafUmari . Raihoftd Engineer . 7—We criticize and correct our student’s written recita­ Foreman Machinist tions, and send him special advice regarding bis course when­ Foreman Toolmaker ever necessary. Foreman Patternmaker Foreman Blacksmith Foreman Molder Cotton-MiU Supt.’ Gas Engineer Woolen-Milt Rupe Some Interesting Facts and Figures Refrigeration Engineer Textile Designer Tsacllon F.n,:-.:'t -r Architect We employ about 8.200 people. Electric Engineer Contractor and Builder Our mailing department handles about 15,000 ’pieces of RlcdricMachine Design Architectural Draftsman Electrician Sign Painter mail every day. Electric-Lighting Supt. -Ab.ow Card Writer We use about |4(X) worth of postage stamps daily. , Electric-Railway Supt. Chemist Last year we issued abovt sixiy-three million (63,000,000) Telephone Engineer Sheet Metal DrsCaman Telegraph Engineer Ornamental Designer page# of instruction. Wireman ‘ Prospective Draftsman Twelve years ago we had only one course of instruction and . Ln-nnmo Tender enrolled our first student. now have 152 courses and , Motorman . Steam Engineer * Stenographer about 600,000 names on our rolL , Engine Runner . Marine Engineer Retail Ad Writer . CivU-Euritneer Hyt!ra\ic Engineer LANGUAGES TAUGHT WITH-PHONOGRAPH | .... | Spanish . international Correspondence Schools Address. City—__ Send for Further Particulars Note tbe enquiry blank In the lower left-hand comer of this BBnouncemem. Finer an X oppodte the jxwUtio.-i you desire to qual, 8.’En y?9r nd,1Trv‘- then o«* tee form and v«,. -Gnf* .•rtolfeaddreaarhca ut the bottom of thia ndvertwement. .anutwoicatiow* torWe'C fU ‘ ,alplcl? I;donaatioa. dddnw all ..Btate. SCRANTON. PENN Guy C. Lon;.vor, Ionia, Mich, p Box w u �HASTINGS BANNER, JANUARY 5. '9°5ADDITIONAL LOCALS. PER5ONAL NENTlONj; School started up Tueaday, after the »(hurch iod Society. < usual holiday vacation. Former Sheriff Courtright moved to Hickory Corners Tuesday. Special Evangelistic services will be­ Do not forget Dr. Driver's “Ultimate gin at the United Brsthem church next Bapids. Sunday. In the morning tbe pastor MM A. B. Hum visited Kalamazoo। America." at St. Rose’s hall tonight. Court of Honor will meet thl* Fri­ will speak on the subject of: MA Great friends Saturday. Revival." In the evening the subject , Mrs-Mj W. Vroomau had a family day evening. Abo installation of of­ will be: “The Power of United Effort.’ ficers. reunion Christmas. The week following the serviceswill A hot trial is on in the circuit court Robert Count is confined to his home partake of a preparatory character. this week. It is the case of the estate • by illness this week. uf Joel Evans, appealed from tbe pro The pastor will give short talks on Mr. Bart meter has been to Nashville Personal Work, The Holy,Spirit-Pray­ bate Court. er and kindred topics. All Christians to spend the Holidays. The Aral regular meeting of the Ex­ are invited to attend .these services. C. R. May wood was in Grand Rapids ecutive Committee of Barry County Special Evangelistic services will be­ on business Tuesday. Ag’l society will be held ot the County gin Sunday evening Jan. 15, at which J. R. Mason attended a party at Char­ .Treasurer’s otli.ee next Saturday Jan. 7, time the Presiding Elder will preach. lotte Monday evening. at 1 o’iock p. m. The following U. B.. Sunday School Geo. Pritchard, of Lake Odessa, wfe While shoeing a mustang last Thurs officers were elected for the ensuing a Hastings visitor Monday. day Dan Lake receivtd a kick from year: Miss Frances Bowne returned to the animal that injured his left arm Superintendent, Geo. IL1 McConnell. aud leg so he has been unable to work Afb’t Supt.. Mrs. Maggie Falconer. Chicago Tuesday morning. Sec., Mias Blanche Jenson. . . Mrs, Geo. Tolhurst1 has been quite since. Tress., Anna Ickes. Invitations are out audouncing a aeriously ill the past week. Organist, Helen Fritz; Chorister, Mre. Maggie Ealconof. C. F. Brooks and family visited Ver- social dance at the Creamery Thurs­ day evening Jan. 12. A dAnciug school mon tv Hie friends Monday. The topic for Epworth League next wiil be organized finder the direction Sunday evening.is “The Making of a Miss Vinnle Butler relumed- to her of Mre. A. D. McElwain. Christian; His Birth." Loader Mr. home in Bellevue Tuesday. The Banner has some subscribers ar May wood. Ali are invited! to be pre­ Mrs. Fredrick Ingram, of Detroit, is_ the guest of Mre. A. A. Anderson. ~ l^dar Creek who have not notified us sent. wm>i» to send their paper since the ofThe Standard Bearer ; Missionary , Mrs. Sophia Murphy went to Detroit I!m( was discontinued. We hope they society will meet on Saturday after­ Monday to visit friends lu that city. will attend to it at once. noon January 7th at the M. E. church Miss Myrtle Silsbee spent the pun The event of the season will be the parlor at 2:30. week in Grand Rapids with friends. appearance of Bi Henry’s Big City The W-. F. M. S. will meet at theFred and George Menhennick were Minstrel Aggregation of Fifty Artist’s, church pariore, Wednesday Jan. 11th In Grand Rapids on business Tuesday one of lhe largest minstrel, organiza­ at 230. Mid winter tea. ■ Mr. and Mrs.S. C. Brock spent Thur*- tions iu the world. They will fill a spare day in Dutton visiting at Edgar Brock > date at the Opera House. Hastings to get The BiggHi Henry’s Mrs. A. B. Johnson, of Saranac, is Mr. and Mrs. James -VanKouvering Minstrels on Tuesday Jan. 10; 50 ar ■visiting her daughter Mrs. Fred Baker. went to Grand Rapids tu spend the list’s, travel fn their special train. Mre. Sparks, ot Grand Ledge, holidays with relatives and while there spent Tuesday with Mrs. S. A. Crowell. their infant daughter Helen, aged three RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE. months was taken ill with pneumonia Miss Ruth Handy is home from Ann Whereas, It has pleased Almighty ■and died Wednesday the 28th. The in­ Arbor where she has been for several torment was made al Grand Rapids. God to remove from our midst our months. Mr. and Mre.-VinKouvering have the esteemed sister, JuHa Barnum, a char­ ’ C. M. Jeffery,'wife and sister, of Grand ter member and chaplain, of Carlton sympathy of ail in their loss. Hapidsf are spending the week’with • A pleasant family gathering was Grange, therefore be it Mrs. 11. D. Selden. Resolved, That we the officers aud held at the home,of Mrs. M. -I. Bowes, James Blake and family, of Lake 518 E. Center street. Monday lhe 26th members tender our brother Truman View, are visiting his parent’s Mr. and Those present were Mrs. Minnie Deus- Barnum find hi* family our'most heart Mrs. P. M. Blake. • more, Woodlihd; Mrs. Sarah Ickes and felt sympathy in this thieir hour of Chas. Hardke Jr*of Ionia.spent New family. Lake Odessa; Fred Mayo and affiiction. Bv it further’ i Resolved, That a copy of these reso­ Years with his parents Chas. Hardke. family, Maple Grove: Bert ('. Bowes, of of the 2nd ward. , Battle Creek, aud Manson German and lutions be spread upon the ,records of this Grange, also a copy hje presented ' A. A. Anderson was summoned to family, of Baltimore. to theBANNEK and Journal for publiMarine City. Tne&lay by the serious Railroad Commissioner Atwood has cation. Mrs. M. L. jWright, ' illness of his father. ordered the Fere Marquette railroad Mrs. S. Roiinds, Mre. Wilbur McDonald spent New company to bring every east bound train Mr*. J. F. Shriber, ’Years day in Battle Creek with her which follows auother train within an Committee. half hour to a full stop pot less than brother Dell Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maus and child­ 200 (eel nor more than 800 feet from ren spent Sunday with her parents Mr. the switch at Elmdale, and that all west bound trains from Saginaw come and Mrs. J. E. Hogle. to a full atop at Elmdale station. John Brock and wife, of OtsegQ. Some mathematical genius bas fig­ visited Mr. and Mis. S. C. Brock, of ured it out that if 250 million* uf atoms flake them known in this, the this city Wednesday. should be placed in a row the) would BANNER’S WANT ADV. COLMr. and Mrs. Frank Heath, of Middle­ UrtN—5 cents per line. LdP 4? ville, ate Now Years dinner with Mr. extend a space of one inch only. There's only one thing smaller that we and Mre. Fred L. Heath. know of aud that is the man who will FARM FOR SALE—40 acre* Sec Mre. Ransom Cooper, of Grand keep taking his paper from the car­ lion 1 Township of Barry. Price on ap­ Forks, Montana, has been visiting her rier or office for years and then send It plication—Hannah Bera, Delton, Rural Route No 2., care R. E. Webster. 4w brother P. T. Colgrove. back “refused' without: paying accent . Miss Hazel Dawson returned to ,or hatching up an excuse. F ovnd—A bundle containing a Charlotte Saturday after a visit witb . Kflli Henry’s Co. seldom plays the Childs cotton want, and material cut Miss Florence Diamond. small towns but occasionally enroute out for another waist. Can be had by Mre. A. E. Holmes, of Eaton Rapids, to the big ci^iee they have an bpen date calling at this office and paying for this visited at G. W. and L. F. Boom’s New which is the case here, hence the notice. Years returning home Tuesday. amusement here. The Press at DeMr. and Mre. Milo VanArman, ot tfoit. Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo. JackFound—A package containing a fig­ ’ Grand Rapids, wer# the guests of Mr. [son , where they recently played speaks ured china bread and butterfr.late; was lin the highest terms of their preform ! and Mrs. H. G. Carter over Sunday. left at this office Saturday. Owner can secure your seats at once as hava tame by calling for it. H. E. Hendrick, of Middleville, and ance;so ! ’ have been put in reach of all 25, C. S. Palmsterton, of Woodland, were Ithey 1 fei, 50c, a few only at 75c on sale at Fred Found—At fair time a ladies’ or in the city on legal business Tuesday. ' child’s black brilllautine jacket with Mr. and Mrs. Owen- Bennett, of 2nd L. Heath’s. gold braid and buttons. Owner can ward, have gone to Sunfield and Lake The Banner last week mentioned Odessa, to visit relatives and friends. the four cusps of smallpox in the home have same by calling at office identify­ ing property and paying for this notice. of Mr. Crossman in the first ward, and Misses ludabelle, Marie, and Lucile \ PROBATE ORDER. Busby spent last week in Charlotte the of the steps taken by the city authori­ guests of their slater^ Mrs. Mark War- ties to prevent the spread of the dis­ Btate of Michigan, County of Barry, nAC a aeadoo of the Probate Court for tb» ease. We are pleased to say that there County of Barry, holScn at the Probate atBc* have been no new cases. Our readers In tbe city of HaaUnm, in aald county on TueaMisses Lavinia and Hazel Butler, of day the 3rd day ot January lu the year oar ean rely upon having accurate infor­ thous ma nin» hundred and hve. 1 Bellevue, returned home Tuesday after Preaeat. Chaa. M. Mack. Judge ot Probate. mation about this matter through the In the matter of lhe estate of John F. • visit with their aunt Mrs. Chester columns of this paper. We have been Kuitcr. deceased. On radio* nnd ffllrc the petition duty veri­ Messer. much pleased over Lhe course of the fied. of Chas. F. Heater, admluhtrator of said Meesere Ed. Block and Claude Aim- board of health. They have acted estate praying for reaaonx therein stated that he may be Hennaed to sell the retd mate of said don, of Grand Rapids, were the guests promptly and wisely. They have not dece&Ded at private sale. Thereupon ft-b ordered, that Friday the Kth of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barber the first attempted to conceal the fach. day of January A. D. jBOSat 10 o'clock tn the forenoon, lie aaalgned for the hearing of said of the week. Many of our readers will remember petition nnd that the helm al law of :said decraa ed and all other peracma tatermed In said estatr Mrs. Miller, of Shelby, O., who has die new speaker of the Michigan House are required to appear al a aeaalon of said been visiting at Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Court, then to be hoHen at the Probate offloe. of Repreeenatives, Hon. Sheridan F. In the City of Hastings. In said County and Lunn's and with other friends here re­ <horr cause If any there be. why the prayer d Master.’of Kalamazoo. For three thepetltfowr may not be granted. And it U turned Tuesday. years his father. Rev. I^vi Master, was further ordered that mid petitioner give notice -Mr. and Mrs. James VanKouvering die loved pastor of the Methodist to tbe pertcu* Intereoted in said estate, of the pendency of said petition and tbe hearing and Miss Maude Peters returned from ahufeh of this city. “Sherry," as every, • thereof by causing a cony of this order to lx tn the HaaUngi Bankkh a new* Grand Rapids Monday where they have body ealled him, was then a small boy published paper printed and circulated In said County o Barry, once In each week for three sucoewve been spending the holidays. but gave promise of becoming one who week# previous to said day of hearing. Chas. M. Mack. Messers Don VanZIle, of Detroit, would make a name and p4ace for him Judge of Probate jN’ed Morgan and Gerald Dolson, of •elfin the world. Hels one of Kala Ella C. Hkcok., i Probate Roclater. I, Charlotte, attended the party given by mazoo’s leading attorneys, aud we pre­ (A true copy] ______________ I_______ the Social club Monday night. dict higher political honor* for him. M/sses Nellie Pine, Fannie McEwen, What might have terminated in a A GRAND SHOOTING MATCH ! and Herman Homing, of Grand Rap­ serious conflagration was prevented by ids, were guests of Miss Mary McEl­ the presence of.mind and prompt action Having decided on holding another un wain from Saturday until Tuesday. of Mrs. Ruth Bell last Friday evening account of the weather. I will have one Ladies’ Wrappers Chas. Kenfield spent Friday in GrandI Your Wants Mrs. Jake Rehor, of the 2nd ward, had a family reunion on New Years day. Friends and relatives from this city and Grand Bapids were present. Miss Dagmar Young, of Bellevue, who had been spending the holiday va­ cation v ithMr. and Mre. H. O. toung, of this city, returned to her home Mon Saturday word came to County Treat* wrw Colt man that his brother-in-law, Prof, ft J. Tooze, of Monroe, was criti­ cally ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Cole* nan left for Monroe Saturday and Mr. Coleman Sunday. Mr. C. returned Tueeday, Mrs. Colemen being still in Mon- st her home in the third ward. Mrs. Bell went into a closet with a lamp in her hand to hang up some wraps. Tbe doset is a large one with shelves on^ one side on whfch summer clothing and bedding is kept. A few moments afl^r going Into the ejoeet Mrs. Bell discovered smoke iu the house and up­ on opening the closet door found the clothing on the upper shelf was In rtamee. Yler first act was to get the shelf on the floor where she could get at the Are and using a roll of new car­ pet, which was standi ng in tbe ctyset, she soon bad the flames under control. The loss was about flfteen dollars and was covered by Insurance. Tuesday Jan. 10 1905. at my residence on lhe old Burkhart farm one half mile south of town. Chickens and oysters. A good warm tent and plenty to eat. COME and bring your guns and rifles as you choose and have a good time. A carryall will run to and from the grounds. OORT FORGET THE DAY AND DATE C. L. Clearwater Prop, and Hgr. R. S. HARTER, M. D„ PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. OFFICE HOURH-tl Co tt a. m„ 1 to 2 p.1n.,T pbone at offloe!“n* prampUy *ne,idp<3- Tele­ P umw kt redduM, Mtoo, Mktb. Special of BED BLANKETS Full 10x4 tan, only, in Pink, Blue ' and Tan Borders. A reagular 75c Goods. l ^This line of good:is IS still complete, a perfect fitting fleece-lindd gar­ ment. ■ All styles, all colors, only. 98c The pair, The same good values you have alwavs had at 60c $1,50 F Open A Savings Account AT THE BEGINNING OF THE New Year, One Dollar Starts a Savings Account. ThrM Pw Cult. IntarMt Compounded Twloo ■ Yiir. Hastings national Bank Only National Bank in Barry County. WEISSERT BROS. Are headquarters for {Holiday Presents In the hardware tine. The first Hue In Cutlery and Shears, Scissors, Ilazore, Strops and f’offee Pots and Kettles In Copper Nickle Ware. lnger*ol Watches in all styles for boys from a SI to $1.75. Guaranteed for one year. Buy a GARLAND or PENINSULAR RANGE for the bouM wife the b«t line on earth. Patrons take no chances on these lines of eU.rre they are made upon honor. We make a apeelallfr of FnmacA wurk °f lhe bMt m*1‘M I’kninsvlab, giblin I U1 UaLCuAY and FUBEIGER and M ACHEBS are the leaden., Bulldor* Hardware of all kinds a speciality Pooplo contemplating baying will do well by getting before buying • WHSSERTBIiOS \ EAST END HARDWARE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-01-12.pdf cb5c6f30f99e6f3533898c66a7de1603 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. Hastings' mich., Thursday. January FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 37. ANNUAL MLITIUS BOUGHT MONROVIA PROPERTY is, im NO DAM FOR GUN LAKE. , Thursday the board of supervisors considered the petition of Mr. Gable, drain commissioned of Allegan county, • for permission> tj/build a dam across the outlet of GutQake, so as to preserve the level of tho lake, The supervisors had heard argument* of Attorneys Fred ,Walker in behalf of the petition and II. E. Hendrick, of Middleville, tn uppenition The board, we think wisely, qpncltided that as the whole qiwalion of the Gun river drain was to come be­ j fore Judge Smith on the 17th, the sup­ ervisors had best not meddle with the question. Accordingly the petition vjas tabled.. 55 TO 206 473845 ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. DOING WELL Small Pox Patients in Crossman Harvey Williams Makes Investments Family. No New Cases Outside hot legal battle over it in THAT IS THE RECORD IN BARRY In That California Toan^ , theCroscraan Home. THE CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY OF DIVORCE CASES The Banner has received the Mon­ Dr. E. H. Lathrop, who has been the TO'MARRIAGE LICENSES rovia. California. Messenger, which attending physician of the CroeamAns UNDUE INFLUENCE CLAIMED reports that all the fo'ur. orgintd cases gives an account of the purchase tbertf NO CHANGE MADE of Ja fine home by Harvey Williams'' OUGHT TO BE are doing nicely, and are In a fair way His Relatives Claim That Mrs. Sarah to recover. Okie new case has appeared formerly of this city and of Milp. He Frances Thompson Took Advan­ A BETTER RECORD The Old Directors and Officers Re­ has alRo invested in other real estate. In the Crossman home, a younger son. tage of His Mental Weakness . But there are no new cases whatever (His friends In this county will be plena elector In Every Instance. to Get Evans to Change outside that home. The health author­ Tuesday occurred the Manual meet­ ed to team of Mr. Williams* giearly im­ The Subject Needs the Thoughtful His Will; ities of the city are very vigilant and lugs of the baaks-and most of the fqc- proved health since he went to the Consideration of All Citizen^. A red hot contest was tried the past propose to confine the disease to tha tciries of the c3ty. All of ‘thorn .were Golden Gale slate. week before a jury in tha circuit court. Crossman familv. As we have here­ The records iu the county clerk’s of­ very harmonions gatherings, in evopr. THE SUPERVISORS tofore stated, our readers can abwlute-The case, as we get it, Is as follows: fice for he last year show 55 divorce •case all the dlrnctmta and officers kefag cases co nmeneed, ^and 206 marriage .Joel Evans, who lived in Johr,'/'wn, ly rely on getting full information <m u-opjxAed, unfl good feeling b»»ii>g died about a year ago. His wire- bad this subject} from the Banner columns. manifested. tn • ah ' the proceeding. Concluded Their Labors and. Adjourn­ licenses issued. A thoughtful jieraon Hereafter the •Banner will go to ed Saturday L*st. cannot oimiidcr these figures without previously died. They left no child.on. This 1 - pleasant to record, and aygurs press on Wednesday afternoon. We Before^ Mrs. E. died, the two executed ' .well (or the future of {he ijxs^huuoajs. The Supervisors flnihbed-their Jan-* feelings <>t sorrow and -.foreboding. I URGENT NEED. itik our good friends’ the corves the future of a society where , a deed for the 80 acres od which they imry session in just a week’s time, ad What of Hastings City Bank. . poudents to pteage mail their letter.lived lo Chas. Blackford, who had The stockholdprs elected the. follow­ journed Saturday, having had a peace­ the divorce* are over 35 percent of the Monday so they ;Will reach us.Tuesworked (or them nearly 20 years. This Of More Store Buildings in Hastings. ing dlrt-cturs : Chester Muster. R. B. ful. harmonious session, and pausing marriage^? Harry County has about lay at the latest. If any very im deed was kept in a bor in the Evans Need Should be Supplied ' ■Messer, R. T. Eic-neh. A. A. Andeir- resolutions df thsuks to their prtaidiug 22,000 people. ^Aud yet five times as portaut news shall occur after tht house, and marked that it was to be de­ •on, D. S. Goo<ft.*ear. Luke Waters arid , Officer, Supervisor MHler, of Johns­ many divorces were asked fo^ of our This Year. cjturl as are granted yearly it ■ ettei- has been sent, such as a lire, livered to Blackford when Mr. and M. L. Cook. TthV directors r» eleat»!'.L town, for the fair and impartial man circuit The Banner has called attention be­ Mrs. Evans both bad deceased. Be­ fatal accident, suicide or homicide, the old officers as foliates • Presidenit. ner in which he bad tilled that pwition Canada with T.uiiOOOO population. fore to the need of more store buildings Counting fo'fir to the average family, The finance commitlee cheeked up sides this at) acres, Evans had another Chester Messer; vjee president. R. B. call No. 15 Citizens' Telephone, and the county treasurer's books, finding these fifty five cases Involve 220 peopk 80. and also considerable personal prop­ on State street. /The need will be even Messer: cashier. A. A. Andkrsou.’ we will be at this end of the line. more apparent the present year. Thferu them correct in every detail. T^he te- ■directly gnd many more indirectly.' In erty, being worth from $10,000 to Si.5,• . Hastings National Bank. 4s every reason to expect that 1805 wiQ 000. . The fdllowjng gentlemen were ciect- tai receipts anti disbursements were -other words in our little county the Some-years ago he made a will dis­ be the best business year Hast iugs has ed directorsVor the ensuing year! -J. $1£5,1H£U5. Of this rum the fallowing Ihome life of w village the sit? uf Wood Iland Is broken up in a single year. COMPLIMENTED JUDGE SMITH. posing of all hte other property to rel­ ever experienced.’ With factories all T. Lombard. J. F Goodyear, F. D. are the largest items: State r.-.X The Barry county bar last week, by atives, and nauiing E.- F. Nye. uf Bed­ busy with orders; with the town grow­ If ’ , county tax drain tax $18,} Think of ! the 5a| broken homes, of ihu Pratt. It. K. Giunt. W. II. Cba». C!»ing; with the country about us develop­ unanimous action, pnsjjw resolutions ford, as executor. " men: Smith and W. D. Hayes. Offi- l.H.81, delinquent taf Sl.2W.Tjl. pr! worse than orphaned chfidten, of the ing and the trading radius of Hastings A year or so before his decease. Mm ceis selected lire: President, j’. T. mury school futid-?1^3R270, bowowed belitllingjof the marriage vows and’of complimenting Jadtfe Smith on his ten years' iervict* as circuit Judge, which Sarah Frances Thompson, of Battle increasing by reason of the new rural the marriage relation, which 55 divorce money 8S.525XU , Lombard; yloq president J. F. Good­ routes, th ere is every reason to expect The supeprisore co deluded to pay the ।coses must involve. And yet there arc closed with 1MO4. This action was very Creek, came to Evans lo take care of year; cashier.'W. D. Hayw. more business. It will surely come October bins of Sheriff Courtright for many olhbr coinnt’es In this and other gratifying to the Judge, who responded him. as his health was poor. It is also Business houses already bore will need Hastinga Wool Boot Co. feelingly. These resolutions have been claimed that the excessive nse of stim­ The directors' elec tod were Clbi- ter the board of prisoners, which' bills were :states with its bad or worse record. Weknjw iu»thing of the merits of; hftndsoiuvly engrosw-d and signed by ulants had broken him down mentally to expiind their facilities. They cannot Mejwpr. ,k. B. Messer. Clement Smith., tabled at the Ocfooer fmsIou. d<J it now. The ouly way out. Is (>y uvw any of tin-st 55 cases. We have, nd tbe entire bar. aud presented to Judge and physically. While he was in this ibusiness blocks. The ground fronting Knrti Tyden. W. R Coqk and M. L HON. ELVIN SWARTHOUT ' wish to consider any bee of them, nor I smith. From present appearances there e’lifeebled mental condition. it is assert- o'q our main business^treet is waiting Cook. The dlnc iors rcM-ieeted the ojfi not only not be any candidate to ! vd tbat Mrs Thompson acquired aJ have we any. in mind? There are nn- I officers as foil era’s: -Freskient. 'dirtsfitpoee ipoee him tn his own party, but the tbe ' g ^lval influence Influence over him. and through for the buildings, and' the locations ire t r Messer: vi$e president, Cl’riAmt Will Dtdher a Leclufe nt the M. E. doutedly (vase* in which a divorce is i only eouree course.[; <^in"*crtt^8 probtfbly make no . jy#, that he was influenced U> change as desirable as any in Hasting'*- Novy .he only Church Next Sunday Evening not only jiwtidable but the Smith: secretary and treasanjr. M.’ C.» win ljy ------- -------------various ---------codicils business houses would be established ’ Subject “Wl’llam of-Orange.” ' that can be just. But we cannot believe I “JHntaation, thus leaving - Judge smith. •’ — — Cook. j \ . i / Ui»t in any cilt.lad ,oetely condition. n''« Wll> I* a f:re«t cornIt I. al«o claimwl that the here if there weie places. We hope tjbe TMr fourth in the series ot Sunday Hastings Table Cmopany. ' can .atcly continue which recall In » ^UI*'** and one be will highly appte-1 box , couUlnlng the deed to Blackford owners of the now vacant business loti­ . Thfe stockholders ehose the foHcw- evening lecture^ at the Methodist W**I disappeared while she wa§ there, and on State street will consider this matter Ing .-p director^:- Clement Siritb; R. church will take place next Sunday divorces among 22 ,(W people in* single and put up some new one and two ■ ha* never been found. year. The situation colls louldly for evening. Hon. Ehvln SwartboiaL of R Mferser. Chester Messer. Em fl ,Ty• COURT OF HONOR. j Une of the codicils of the will gave story cement blocks. There is ample den. ftrthur C. Brown; W. R Cook *nd GrAnd Rapids, will deliver his lecture thoughtfnt consideration of all who need and the ratunis in the way of Mrs. Zoe A. Lock wood, of Lansing,: Mrs. Thompson the fin acre farm which M. U Coo.li. Tho-toilpwing are Uhe cm “William of Orange.” Mr. Swarth- love their country and their fellowmesi. is in the CUy in- the. intervetaof the | was lo have been Blackford's. Other rente would justify the outlay. The undoubted causes of such a statu officers: Preslhnt. R. H. Meeser; out is a leading attorney of the Valley Court of Honor. This society, which : codicils granted her other property of vic? presi.lent, im'l Tyden; sc-crefary city and a fluent and eloquent speaker, of things are* lax laws, wrong social in Hastings. • lq« valve. Others to various ................. ......... gave ---- — ,RURAL CARRIERS POST 'll - has: been tho prescient of th^statv conditions and lax public sentiment. Ims a large membership ... . and treasurer. M. I.. Cook. . ________ I _______ law having been established here about; other arsons other property, and the A national I uniformdivorce < Bp worth Leache v organjza t ion. ^ntTK International ;Se; I and Lock Co. would help mtieh. A social state which seven years, Is one of the best I d its j final one granted the residence to S. The stncki'chlers made the tollowin? a leader in the mnpictpal sffslrs of Advantajres to the Farmer and to ttoe Selections fiif dijactors: R„ R-Mcfe Grand Rapids. We hazard nothkiy in would place leas' emphasis bn outwatC rife. It furnishes life insurance to Laue, of Battle Creek. It is said Chis Local Merchant circumstances' and the outward life, .both sex^s at level monthly premium residence would bo from $3.^00 to ser, Chet’tatf "-’^ser^'A. A. AnderfpUi, say Ing th jt those who fall to hear Mr. ___ _ _______ __________ _____ __ Jrrtt*. based, on age at entry, which, S5/XW. Mrs. ThuiDpsuu died soon af­ out will miFs a rare treat. Thfr, and nfuch nione upon the fine things of Now ihpt the farmers are supplied ter Evans ’ duceaae, leaving a will in ought kG be packt-. uiul -erwf the him lifekKonld de more. «nf *n- '»hUe low euuugb to bo within the reach with tejepbones for talking with tbe aroused and right iniblie sentiment: of everyone, nre still high enough to which the gave the property Eva***, wotitl at lasige. and the written and { dent. R. B. iMe^cr; vice preaidcat. one whb slutll attend will fee! wall re­ • would do moFt of all to stay ’fife evil ! b« entirely! adequate for whole life willed her to her own children. paid for going. printed news of the world is brought io • Emil Ty.’vup treasurer. -A A, AnflerThe case was brought into probate which cannot be regarded with any- , protection, it has a membership of them daily by mail carriers, and bate ■ son: ’ FprnBmjry, Cook. thing less than sorrow and alerm. Nil. over 70,(XX), including many of the lead­ court, and Judge Mock admitted the prospective trolley ‘ roads runn ng The Rookja«c.. anti Choir factories STRUCK BY MICHIGAN iug men pfjllhnois. Indian?, and Michi- original will, but declined to probate through their farms aQd by zheir floods, one should be inrtifferejit to it. held their annual meetings In JulyCENTRAL TRAIN. Proof was subu\,ilted JVhatever arm hmav have-been done jjgan, and lias in the nine years of its the codicils. last and elected; "tbvtr• directors am! by which it will be easier lo go -sojn*» existence record w — divorces ______ __ ____ _____ ieetablished __________ _a___ _ _ n,_forshowing what Judge Mack considered by. Kpast cannot -be ____ undone. officers nl that time. The Hastings Reprcsentatve Schantz Is Minus a Pair But much paisfery and suffering in'the growth which h>» never been equaled was conclusive evidence" lbac"'Evans where than to stay at ho'ma. what is required to increase their comloit and Woodworking company electf their • ' can ’be saved if parents - will •• do ■ •by — -any — .fraternal *-L----- •------r_.. — Mrs. of Bobs, but Escaped Harm future organization. Mrs. ! was very feeble minded and unduly । augment their happiness? the anawar oft-cors and’direbtota hr April. their duty in instructing their children - Lockwood is stopping at the home of influenced by Mrs. Thompson to favor Himself is ensy. and It is given by FOstrnaaUs her and friends of hers in the codicils to be thoughtful about lheir relation : Dr. D. E. F|iller during her stay. General Wynne— a rural parcels po^L r------------:---------of his will. rter.'-e Monday aft« that anight I ships in lite: ip vahie clean thoughts i Aad that w just what the farmer dues The heics of Mrs. Thompson, as well now most Heed, and the ueea is em­ have resulted in' hi- •«ut at Mnsing jand a clean heart above all other things’; CHURCH AND SOCIETY, The Banner will be pleased it |w Awli, uo T M M ,Ved. as S. H. Lane, who was to replace E. havfne to )>•■ declared vacant. H«. with and to reg.:.I -marriage a. . whmn and I „ phasized by the other cunveuteBoea furnish any of ’he- Magazines or his hiryd inan. wn»’ di-awinir a 16-* 1 ar eternally binding covenant, whose ; liestlay niglit F. Nye as executor under.one of the which he enjoys. As Mr. Wynne says i&mufe ont<» <»ne n( his lot* <»rt hte vows muf? never be lightly taken, i other periodicals at Clup rates to codicils, appealed from Judge Mack’s • there has grown up a demand from the . , i ’ ’ . farm !n Ifastlnics towmshlp. and fcnd to* They ahnnid l» t.u*bl not to-wk I “ » Monday decision to the circuit court. ' J our subscribers^ patrons of the rural service for the de­ ciojw the AI!ehUn»n <Jentral nuhxmd. happing *> tblmre ontalde Ibemrelrm. I “n,J' *'-oodjMt a U..on Quite a long time was consumed in which thruUKh hte farm. Tt wan .neb a. title eirrmmdlng. .nd <^,,5 (« gl^n for Jan. mb, on wionnt getting a jury, but obe was selected livery of unall packages -merchandise such as foodstuffs, tobacco) dry goods, fate in the afternoofi. nearly twojhoun* adornment; but that bapplnew I. Ml Im , o'1-uetpeueh..-..lof meeting of that date Wednesday. Colgrove & Putter repre­ di ugs, etc., oa an order tuThe local .mer­ after the schedule time for thn west THE CATALOG HOUSE sented the .relatives of Joel Evans, ward quality; and that "a contented Regular meetlngH of Hastings (, ’ hspb«cind passenger train to go by. and he chant by postal card, telephone or other­ • ter Nb.7 <). E. S. will beheld on Tuesdav while Judge-McArthur and Walter £ wise, The value of these package*' of ' give no thought about a tniiti- In mind is lietter than riches." What One Did for a Portland Man. Powers, of Battle Creek, and Lee H. merchandise Is usually small and the The nriim try might, with profit to । evening Jan 17th. s4ing «jwer .the* tr.tfk the bob M-’-amc How. he Tried to Remedy the Pryor of this city represent the i<jdr.?d. nnd he .atd his nuin were en- the public KasL refuse their sanction , present rate of postage of 1 eeni per Mrs. D. R. Foster and Mrs..I. D. Mpr■'Wroas, ' <'|a.v<»rihK to it ..hen (jh'trlla to the marriage of peiaoDB whom their . Thompson heirs and Mr. Lane. It ounce Is pr*m;icaily prohi'mlv*dock will entertain the Order of Eohl, • From tlni-. Purtlr-nd ObHervirt 'we GnskOI of .rurti rotft*? No, -1-. pasih'd by, Teacher diWared could not lawfully be. i ern Star at the home of Mrs. I). K.JEiw • Is a.,stubbornly contested esse frpm So.'the Fostmaaier General proposes Rfart to finish. .. | ’ married. And- they should recognize . clip tho fa}ipwii!i» Item.- which shows aid tnbi th.-m th-? «|rrrul iLipkla that Cungrcsj tlx a rate of .3 cental per Tli<. y'all tne evil oft uigwees. and not fear to’;' er on Tnebday. January 17th All mvmi’h< case has not yet been decided.} bow one cWtohier of u cataloging h|d r.ut nai’tt.’d through } bers arij cordially invited. pound, ur any fractional part thereof, tig»k .4-itlit’Jiv-.-Iy i.tej'-i etr [ Ispi-ak and 6ench as Christ taught. { ■ house wrin 'pefrini > «l. Jrhe^ n.ethoit ! tfpn.' ,in?i ynbltehcHl the t-atn (rum the ‘ । on packagea not exceeding live pounds The Hastings Musirn| Club will be Bui society- 'at large bus n duty to b she.tnoli to m»t good acHMlsjln exchange ; In weight, mailed at the. .dhtributrog JuH aa the’; train bnn-, |I perform, GUN- LAKE DRAIN. _ i ' entertained by Mr. and Mr?. John Eddy tl^e d^lienlt tint not __ impur for tbh lilfarior grad<- she r>j-rn. It t-'ttUijk tin bob tlicr and ’; postofllce puyaiuiv) for ru. delivery unni-ii to *v patrons on ‘ smsa!ihi4 !t ia bio one of'co|;demnlue error w ithnut. .C'W-er of Park and < enter St. J’-aesriky r 'chived fro e, find ate cordially ItivitM.• (prop* dings were taken to , jtniage the ttain wronging ^e erring._____________ ’_____ >™«- AUw^ietrs *“ lower and j’ not tunia|( transmitted from me '. not t H houonihlr.-. filpo. ___ ou| readers will-jufn v , «» in ; . There will be joint antiJ public ini taiWe know ‘ « , deepefi Gun river with a view of drain-; team pipe. *!, thouel to be calle J -hn to another. This heads oft to some fcxtho h-pe t|mt I'*' - will ^'nmueb itiun <■: G. A. it Post ami. IV. H. C. on ing Gun Marsh. It war proposed In ’ tent mail ofderhuuset; in the cities and nr-n rim,.. SPraAL 'MbH;ISO or' m JK1HR* ’■in Saturday Eve. of this week.! the petition to bring the drain up with- . 'morecred’tttblii. record‘ on divorces . correspondingly- bentfita the dealera in There MH t» 4 Contmunlw-:»«> “ *•*' °r «“ ! tar postoffice i centers of the country. 1 ■* J A IM B.rebf 1-itzp-r.B nre, Barry .couiity, and that the'countj, state and nhtimi may purge themselves llun of tlitlur. Ixxlire. NO. se. F. id I fidget, .nd lud owner. MotmtUhn ’ Im; Is kept It will make pjore work for the post would lower • ‘jihono. A volt p asl’-’-f if. It was the ! No. 125.118 called to meet al G. A. R. of the adriiittijdfy great evirs of our A M.o;i Sttnrdn, tvoulng. .l.n. H. for!1*1"' kno.ingth.tlhl. . , IntrA , . tVrzir-nwAr,, r<r, In. , ■ oilice emplojvsf.ind more for,the rural . . . the Ii.v.rI i hall on khe aftarnoiin of January 21st | divorce sjsiem. If we shall eatti strive l. .el nr of th. th. latjiprocnred »» In- Mrrie^ wh0 wlu t<bl ,illd lhua. prpi>rn:-u»r uiai he m- was •»«> talking' I ... , proprietor that work in third degree. * and :...;na .-U rerrd.th.t .1 wa. not .aM "** «•. '• unetloo from Jndgn Smith re.lr.mlDK ,obh the „r I to make dur own .I’ve*- helpful, our own ; In the evening A|rsAf tn. Ream, assisted homelife happy, w«.' wlll be doing very Rev. W. D. Stratton, preslding^elder ( minty Drain ComnWoMrGable, of ^,ldM lt sUl Q1„ri 10 „ ,o li- could be talked with, and such .tJ-TT' , , . ’ m Miss much. For the rout of-the divorce evil will preach at the L\ B. church. Satur­ Afcg»n onunty. from pr»r«llng with c0,er wish was expressed. The proprietor jj by. ’ her *r ,daughters, 3llp ’ n.’ M>?.--Wood.Auid FT' „ntta>o4 1M will ..Vred wb.t was .anted and tbe ,<.!<■<- Nmw 7"* Fl". receptum. $B and itE cure must large day evening, and Sunday morning aiid th, drain. That rtllclal Mked tba ,wt reM)„ u„„ •tjiipper Vrill be served at 7 o’clock, evening. lock, after jy^ un .>elfi9h .add kelpful living. Barry Conn j .n^rnwr. to pant the mln4 griu8maon, bu, everybody- ehe at th*- other end asked if he could [ ’ which a line program will be^endvred. The postponed mr eting of. the Stand­ right to build a dam acrou tbe onllel ,<nMrl owl|1 hMrtil exchange a coat which did not fit; and ; ' Member? of the Post are requested to t appointments. u g£l „ ,(e,dBr lhe ,<HB1 ard Bearers will be held on Saturday of the lake to matutata the prwent being assured , that he could said he i ; faring Utair wives and ladies of the W would be down next day. supposing it! Sheriff Fprniss has appointed so far ' afternoon. Jan. 14th, at the home of water lerel 11ns requmt amtrefu.ed. aratan^wlJD«Uttk„<l,M,UMf„nt IRJ c. will be accoinpauled i>y their Sexi week 1 u«d.y the care wV eome , o yp <n rarM1 Mrs. Clement Smith. waa a garment that had been pur­ John^Fumiw, of Nashville, asunder, R chased Mt the store above mentioned. husban*. sheriff and Harry Ritchie, of Yankee ‘ lUguUr. service'; al Baptist church brfore Judge Smith on> »peUUonj by L, wU, U||d * Mr. Gablr to dtaoDe.Um Injun« <-».| lnU , Blin clo-r relallomdtlp. Next day in came the ‘changer’ and Springs, as deputy and B. F. Garkifl as Sunday niohwug at lUJJOa. m. B. Y. It wrn be . very Interesting trial with I „ of , MnU , p0„nd w„llld1’DotTh. EVILS OF RACING. produced the goods. The proprietor I?.; U. at 6 and preaching al 7p.m. To the average person who regards court crier. out on »t> . burdensome and at the same time, ue wailtni upon him and looked nt the the sp -rptacle of the race trade with County Clerk Orville 0.- Barnum has ; Morning subject, ' The Path of Life. -------j the Postmaster General 8ays. it would coat, hui did not recognize it. ’Did cohaiderhble equanimity will .come as made C. F. Brooks his deputy, unid Mr. Evening subject, “A Definition of God.'* y«;u get this , coat here?' he asked, j surprise* some facts which David Gra­ LEARNED SOMETHING. I be ample remuneration for the depart­ ' _ Brooks will remain' in the oftice.untll All are welcome. •No.' replied the ‘customer.’ 'I got it ham PElIlip^ marshals In an article In .-------------------------------------------- , ment, because there is no expense for A Mlddlerllle young num re.d In , wtMi „d •f Sears, Roebuck & Co. of Chicago.’ the January ••Cosmopolitan." “There April IsL NEW ORAL. the taper that .ert^u tlrm oSored! 1 Register of Deeds John J.- Doster The sfoiru-keepjT nearly dropped dead. is not a tiorse that is tie better for any 11 cents for W2 pettn ee. Ho mmt ( S. bUlhwl in For the past Jew days Barry county - hut he managed fo gi- pqrpo5e i„K fibort sptld spurts because has made Henry Sheldon of this city sasp, 'Theo takgzft has been without an o th cal seal, the SO roppers oTW mlnUge. «. nr, h.. back there and get ‘t another. nnoaier.'’ .. It w de-- ofitherafce of':therftt.e tracks; tracks; ttere thhre is is not nnt*a nenl. his deputy. a pen!mni, w same haying been broken. .To meet reived an Immediate reply■ Wing that I Probate Judge Mack hois reappoint­ ;baj is not the fuller tbesituation, Judge Smith authorized just .. soon .. he sent 1862 more pen-; fo)| u „ onl.nMlnW| Ing the cnoln from outate parties, turf ZI ftom ,w .T, . „ _... a( _jve|>ty per cent lie­ ed Mrs. Ella C. llecox as register for the county clerk to make a scroll with Dies, sufficient to make up the num-, who norer 'take anytTlng back/ had cause <)f trad of race trackk aud pool room. the probate office. his jieiXwith the double “S" inside. But her of 1902, he would receive his 11 ~ hern charged from $4 to >5 more by THcre is;not a man anjwbere who owes County Treasurer, George Coleman, this will no longer be necessary, as a reals. Then he went out behind the I 1V« hope slops may be taken th* jwtr the mail order house than he eonld oriattribiutesany part’ of that in him barn and kicked himself.—Caledonia1 lo got the Unlrars'tj uutulou wane have bought a much better suit for at which is honorable ©p-^reputable lo has named JoLn J. Doster as his dep-! new seal has been purchased, jmd will Nows. for thi. city. be ready to do duty from now oa. «y. heme.’ rattaf. ' ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OP BANKS AND CORPORATIONS i �2 HASTINGS BANNER, JANUARY 12 1905- Samuel M. Lemon, collector of in­ astings anner ternal revenue at Grand Rapids, has Publlabrd e*wy ThurxUy 11 morning ■« proven that nil wise sayings have their Ha&Uug*. Michigan. exceptions. It used to [be sakl of office holders that "Few die -and none re­ # COOK BROS.,1 Editor*. sign." Cojjector Lemon tried to resign last fall but Senator Burrows refused FORTY-NINTH YEAR. to accept his resignation. Then Mr. Lemon held off until two weeks ago, Subscription by Mall. Poll-PaidOXEvVEAB............................................ ” ®9 when he sent his resignation to Presi­ RIX MONTHS.......... ...................... ............ dent Roosevelt. He has made a splen­ three months................. « did record, and It is flo wonder the Entered nt the nt HmUmp, Mlchb department did not witfh him to resign. H B ODD CHINESE CUSTOM. . 'advertising rates. DiipUy «dverU»H>g. rate, fHHii*h"d on applb ttostotaa localsiand reeling nutlcr-a. <* flaat iwre.or amooc BrevilK*. J. T_... II.... nvMnire 01 Ms’-Mb words io the inn-, h^ rZUXS/dMtU or marrtar- -Hl be printed tree a- news }>•»««• pubiuiwd nh«re?>:•> 'Hiumnulcalwo win w hui --urt~ writer's ntsm? »«d P‘*t cilice bldroM.__ ~__ ■ johprinJinQTtm KiiNl-lt' ha* »ti»' d the.t*p! |,q41pi«ett ob office* to Western Mleblna.»n*J*pr«i'« *j*I rvd o do every kind of book uud Job printing Attorney General Moody is after the‘beef trust.- He seems to have bor­ rowed the president's “big stick." Thi? is what he jsays In a legal docu­ ment tiled In the United States su­ preme court tbe other day : “Tnai there is a conspiracy: to control tile market- price of the nation for fresh meats-, that it does control- it. and that Its control is murcilesj aud op­ pressive are facts known of ail men." Tlte evunuj of the administration 4n .dealing with trusts meets the hearty approval of the American people. When Commerce’Commisskmer.GarIt is claimed that Tsi An, the-dow­ Held.' in his report to congress, pro­ ager empress of Chlnaj has be&jme a posed that all corporations doing .an convert to Christian'Science through inter-state business be licensed by the the efforts of the American ambassanational government, there were those 'dor to China. Minister Conger, and who grew black io the face in de- the latter's wife, who are both ardent noim<lng’‘hi»> a* a” "anarth!s< and Christian Scientists. It is reported populist" But the world moves. No that she is about to .grant sweeping an authority In the business world reforms that will usbe-r in an era of than James J. Hill, the president of progre*>9<that will change the ancient iho Great Northern railroad. and one empire as completely -as Japan has uf the richest and brainiest busfoes* been changed by adopt ihg modern ; men of the country, fully endorses the methods. ■ ' position of Commissioner Garfield,.Mr. •Hill Is. very tar from a populist and is The railroads were at first startled ri'dt»ax» anarchist. His endor«m»ent of by the empliatic manner in which government license has changed the President Roosevelt demanded in his attitude of ninny from thoughtless de­ message that they chase giving re­ nunciation to’thoughtful consideration bates to favored large shippers. But of Mr. Garfield’s- propositions. Briefly the issue is made, .ami, rtfllroafls see. the-plan is that the government should the handwriting on the wall. They are ij^vestlgate such corporations Just as now preparing for thp inevitable (con­ it does banks, and ascertain the exant trol of railroad rateq by the -gov<*mamount of their capital stock, the mein. It Is coming. amount paid-in for Much capital the kind of business it dobs, and issue u Speaker Masti r urge the legisla­ Hqense -which will set forth the facts. ture to cease tbe costly .Junket# about There is nothing anarchistic about the stat.' which its pre^ecessora have .that- Any corporation doing a legiti­ made. A chorus of Am. from tbe mate business would have no four of taxpayers will be given If speakers such ar. Investgaton. program wins out. At last Japan has Tort Arthur. No raor« heroic flefetum was ever made than that of the brave Russians under General Stoswi. When he surren­ dered the fortress, 2o‘.(HW' of the 25.0^0 soldicftt under him were wounded or sick.. N<f mart- daring assaults were ever attempted than the little Jwwn men made in i their efforts to Capture irits ‘Glbrnlter of the. East.'" They ■sacrificed 95.000 men In killed and wounded, audi made the city a vejitnhfe hell fttr life last six months'. With 20 "-(A killed rind as many wounded, Mt'ii only men available to de­ fend tin- fort, with no au. munition and vtiw little food the wonder is not tlsnt the enrriw'ij surrendered. but that they h«-;<i out so lt>bR. j The s’eae and de­ fense nt -Port Arthur will go down in history ns amoug the most memorable ».-vents n£-« arfare.l 1 Wlren torpedo boats were first jn-treduced it was claimed that the bat tleship was doomed. The naval buttb-n In the present war In the far east go to show tbat the battleship Is the principal fighting engine Sqjc_ warfare ou the high seas. Torpedo bouts have bt*-n able to - do damage in cases where surprises were v-todble. But when the men on the battleship were j watchful, the torpedo boat has done so . little damage In the present war that if is nq-lotuner considered a formMabie affair. Whit the ‘submarine torpodo boat may do Is another question which the future must determine. There has been no trie! of the submarine in I the present war. Gradually the Republicans In congrow are coming lo the view that if there is tu be a revision of the tariff, the sooner It c^K be done the better 1Or the business and all other Interests of ahe country. No* sleeping changes are demanded. The country has pros-1 peted under a’protective tariff, and ought not to experiment in the dlrection of free trade in view of what the country experienced from 1893 to 1897. Still when schedules need revision, there should be no hesitation. But that revision should be by* the friends, (and not the enemies of a protective tariff. One & thej great kwsons learned Trom tbe wat1 in the taf east-' is that war is very liangerous business' find those who engage in It are exceedingly liable to’got hurt • . Russia insists that the.-war is n<’t over, but will b<* cotftlnued-utiril Japan Ik thoroughly whipped. Jf thiit- be true then h will he a very proitrurted strug•gle, judging from present appearances. Th? production' of United States in 1904 2iH>. mx-ording to ;ire1lidlnary figures girl-n but’ this week h/' th<*l <Rr»x-tor «>f the mint — | • The Cincinnati Enquirer ahnoqnces that It’Is r.q longer Democrat Ip. There Is tojw a jiew alignment of pardra and papers before another caippaign. Theodore Thomas, the great orches­ tra leader, died of pneumqnta Wednes­ day. -The world Is poorer when such men leave it. Coloradoan politicians are Icing their best ’o justify the worst tbat has ever been said about them and their ■The Socialists are alrftidy planning for 19(>8. It Ls a movement that must be taken, seriously, too. Only two hours are required to transform a growing cedar tree into a printed newspaper.. TBis fact has been established as the result of a wager within the past week. A grew­ Ing tret- was cut down; its trunk hur­ ried to a pulp mill; thence transferredto the paper mill, as pulp; the-paper in a continuous roll was carried to a printing office by automobile and put into the- press. In exactly two hours from the time the ax was laid upon the tree boys were crylug the product in the streets. - “■living of no ability and.bavlag not­ withstanding b-.eif IntnmtiHl with the moM Unporistttt duties. 1 Imvei :vt I tottered along, fillwl to do qiiytplBR meritoriuns. ••When boum*. yjlprti ago I went tu Shangtimg I di‘l u*»‘ •««'•* wnl In subdn Ing the Nienftl. bltt returned to Nankiu nud was-ywer after ashntawl of tnywlf. Last year I was graciously nominated viceroy of (’hill, but • 1 made unsuitable appoiatmenta. mislUrtitHgctl the rtriny and failed to do any good for the Yellow river. I tremble as 1 think of,my'idundera, and in con­ sequence I uiu oleVwbelmed by the gracious'order wbiili directs uif to re­ sume my. foraioMliupurtnnt post and thus (ilspiitys your tuajeaty’s enufldenet In me Instead, ns would lie Just, of reprobating ini- for my worttiMssnesa and dismissing me.” . As it happened, this was from one of the mailt lioncst and bait beloved Chinese who leverf gorerued Nankin and was utmost worshiped l>y the |»eo-pie of the province. The underauward in-setting the taIjje poured a half gta&« vf whter on the clean white cldtb and plac<-d n dish of fruit on the puddle he had- mmlt. He made another puddle and placed on it the carafe. Oti a third puddle he placed the butter dish, aud so on. “Why do you spoil the cloth with all tbat water?” nsktxl a passenger. “Because the weother'h rough, air.” said the steward®aud then, making an-; other pudille. he went on; “We stewards <ut ocean liners must n.'/t be merely pc«xl wultcra- we must be good wet werfther waiters. And we have a number of tricks. . "One of our tricks Is ta set tile heavy dishes upon wet spots. If we'wen- to set them on .dry spots’ in ilie vi'dinary way they •oukl sliile to Ui’xl fro with every, lurch uf tl;r ship. ' By| If the doth is wetted they don't 'slhh* They adhere to the wet place as! ihougt glued to it. “One. of the Ifirst th lugs a steward learus is tucijwt a; stormyi weatltef taUle ... . «kon the clotli nt each —to spill place herif a hea\y dish Ls to stand. This water serves its purpose thor­ oughly, ami it doesn’t look bmi either, for the dish Coders it. Jjo one lit-ows of the wet spi>t underneath."—New York rres<. . ' • F. R. Pancoast. ofJBED BLANKETS Full 10x4 tan, only, _ in Pink, Blue and Tan Borders. mgular 76c Goode. The pair, 1 his une still cdmp’elf, a perfect fitting fleece-lined gar­ ment. All styles, all; colors, only, The same good values you/nave alwa) s h..d at SL50 5301020202010100000200 Open A Savings Account AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 000000020053000001000200532323002323 New Year One Dollar Starts a Savings Account. Three Per Cent. Interest Compounded Twice Beggars reigif diM-ases nre no new thing In tie Streets <>f London. They esi.--.odUu CbaHw Ll/s time, only tiien tiie-bcigu; Ava< c-ullrd a •’rufflet},'* :» "buff" or a ’•sll-ibtmiodu.” If he .Tas :de..f and dumb b«- was dih.-l a •’duu.merer." Tile'w.'fiirm w ba sung,by inns and h*-J l.orruW'd chllfheu by tbe hand was called a ‘'iJsq’|-j,r«lozen.” VagrniKW. ia no now’thing, thmighlit practically did nut exM inmediaeval timed, it was when the cities ceas’d to be cobfined within theie ov,n wall* and long before the day-, of pulit-timen that the ]>eople got beyond the <-U:tH»l of till* ftldcnueu and they ofticera aud va­ grancy became h regular' profession. The first English-law against beggsra wits made by Ileuty VIII., who give lieeuses to |s-g td'the old and impotent and ordere I that al! other b<-ggu'ra should be wbijiped and sent - back to their parishes. bastings Dational Bank Only National Bank in Barry County. Mare Than Skin Tlirhl. Senator Joe Blackburn, who was quite a dnudy hi his-younger days, once ordered a pair of trousers from his tailor/ aud ns the fashion then was to wear tight nether habiiainents he emphatically demanded that thia par­ ticular pair be skin tight. In due time the trousers were sent home and tried on, whereupon the senator sent for the tailor and proceeded to open fire. “What in the blnnkety blank blauk have you done with these trousers?” he demanded. "You told xue to make them skin tight, sir,” faltered the tailor. “Yea; but, by tbe great born spoon, you overdid It,” ruarod the senator. “I cun sit down in my skin, but I can’t In' these trousers.” ' How Chirico la Spellet. in sorting over tbe letters for Chi­ cago a man in the general Chicago of­ fice has kept au account of the number of different ways the v^ord Chicago la spelled. Recently the record showed 197 different wuya. Some ripe scholar In Finland sent a. letter to bls brother and spelled the name of tbe Garden City. Zlxzaxo. Still another foreigner, possibly with a sinister motive, spelled tbe word Jagjng'»- Hlpaliu, Jajljo. Scbeecbacho. Hlaage and Chachieho are also prime favorites. ’ Phis cut illnstratee my new method of fitting glasses RETINOS COPY Requires no questions to find the refrectiveerror,makesfitting surer. Ladles Wrappers THE WET TABLECLOTH >' ‘ According to tbe dally press, control of the New York Central railroad has paased from the Vanderbilts to the Rockefellers. Thus the system which the great Commodore built up with such labor and care,, and control of which by those of his own name he had provided for. has gotten away to stranger hands. In the language of an old proverb, slightly altered. “Map proposes, but Standard Oil disposes.!’ We have been pleased to notice that it he outgoing and Incoming governors, as well as the new speaker of the house and the presiding officer of tbe •Ute senate, all nrg»d the legislature ro practice, e-xmomy at this session The taxpayers of Michigan will unanltrouaiy agree tn hoping that the stale soions will heed this advice; In China, os in Japan, custom re-1 QQj quires that one who has performed a meritorious service should belittle It, joa nnd oue who has been selected for hor. '** ora should ilechire himself unwoniiy. Who can imagine an Ainerk-au'officebolder wHting such a letter of accept­ ance ns this, whldi the biographer of U Hung Chang quotes froth Tseng Kwo Fan, uppululeti viceroy of Nan- r-v, “I meant to' have told you of that bole,” said the kindly batt to his friend, who bad suddenly disappeared, in the course of a stroll through the grounds. Into a pit full of water. The friend climbed out and shook Vhusclf. “It doesn’t ms iter.” be said cheerily. “I found It."—London Globe. Proved Himself. . "That Hustly seems like n pluekr chap.” te i* an right. - IIe has plucked ,everybody In thia neighbor­ hood.”—Detroit Free 1’rewt NEISSE RT BROS. Hue. The Coffee Pots GARLAND or PENINSULAR RANGE for lb® bouae wit® the but line on ®uih Patron, t.e. _______ UeMllna. of ,lo„. m®, » made open honor w“mXj S a^Sm,0'1, Fnmace7 orllof h** mak®®-and feninsi Taar^SM rUnidteMAY and010 PUBEIGEK MA«1EeX (he Bulldere Hardware of all kiada a spadallty Foople contemplating buying will do won by getting prlose before buying WFISSIRIBROS EAST END HARDWARE �’u souiawts HRR i { NIMM. J Eaton county farmers’ institute will be held M Charlotte Wednesday and Thursday next. Mrs. Minnie Barr, of St. Joseph, was thrown from a buggy at that plate Thursday and bo badly injured it was thought she would die. > THE WE EK.VS NEWS < W/ C. Sanfdrd. once a resident of b FRO" >' f NEARBY COUNTIE5 > Battle Creek, was convicted of murder Lfk 'W- ftAAA A A aJ in Alabama last week. SHULTZ. Tbe witip fitefciag hero of this story bad driven an Irascible old fellow n good three mile journey. When the fare climbed Miffiy out and slowly pro­ duced n big pockettxxik cabby #ew a d'*ep breath and prepared to be sarcas­ tic. A watchful constable standing near prevented ail thought of his re­ lieving hla feelings by the uno uf pic­ turesque teroiN. For over sixty years doctors Cabby watched bls fare mnke a have endorsed Ayer’s Cherry leugtUy mental calculation of the dis­ Pectoral for coughs, colds, tance- he had Imvu driven, select the exact legal fare, count It twice over weak lungs, bronchitis, con­ ami then proffer ft to him. with nu ex•prtsslon on his f.^ce plainly indicative > sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap­ of "Novri them you dare dispute it and I’ll take Your number.” %’ prove. Then trust this the next But cabby didn’t dbtputc It. l-.istead ’ he promptly aeeeptedjt; but. slipping J time you have a hard cough. “ I had an awful couth for orer a year, aud bta haqd. into nn;xhcr ixickct, he pro-’ RotlUna awrowd to do m« any ] tried duced a. farthing, which he hundta U the fare.' WMhlB<Uta. P. C. "Wbat’s tills for?" demanded tbe old fellow. “One fardeu. currint coin of the rel . . SARSAPAJULH. lum. Rir," Baid cabby, fathering up his relnA "T druv yer Jest tbe exact dt»- ■ i tauce representwl by uff of tbat there । i shekel under the three mile you Reck­ AyeT'a Pits keep the bowels regular. oned. -1 ain't gut do tirf fnnlen about All vegetable and gently laxative. me. but it don’t matter. You can keep the change. I ain't mean.. Goodby, sir. WOODLAND. and God bless you. Gceiip. ’orse!"— Ixmdon Standard. '• We have fine wheeling but nol good sleighing. F. F. Hilbert has been appointed adQueen Victoria was an expert and In-" Islrator of the Hetekiih Guyefldefatignblc knitter. During tho Egyp­ tian enmpnlgn she and the Indies of the household employed tbeinsOiveH In James M>Sp)ith, John Guy aud Mar knitting quilts, which at the end of iau Shores an ife. were in Hastings the waj were sent to Netley hospital on Monday on busi for the use of the wounded. One of Doctor McIntyre has'Typboid fever. these, mate entirely by her majesty and iiearliig nu elnlKirate V. R. In tbe Doctor Kilpatrick is the ^trending beuter, was the coverlet par excellence physician. Doctor Lowrey, of H of the Institution ntyi In universal de­ ings, was called here for consultation mand for a time. In assessing the on Tuesday. claims of the candidates for the honor Miss Iva Scbw is spending a few of sleeping u;x>n it the medical stuff naturally gave the precedence to the days with frieiKbuni Grand Ledge. ■mat kererely wutinde«l, aud as the Jacob Sebray is ou'.the sick list. most severely wounded w-is the "one L. Prrrrott entertained relatives from most likely to die very soon. ahis, an abroad last week. evil omen nttaclied itM'lf to th--dJMfoo. ’ Frank Dickinson spent a few days tion. the climr < of which vres reach­ ed «me night when a p tor soldier, ficel- with friends In Nashville last week. Ing something toiwhitig bh bedrlotiies. MitF Claudie Benson has malarial woke up with putiplratlon ponsinc fever. down his face am! cried out. "Oh, Kir. The hearing of claims in the John do anything y.iu like with me. but 'for estate will occur on Thursday at CcnFs sake don’t sh e1 me ti e qudtr’ . Bain the prolate office in Hastings. In Calhoun county 124 divorce cases Charles Harter felled a largo oak were started last year. There were tree on his farm recently hnd when 5&1 marriage licenses issued. sawing into the wood found a stone imbedded In the center of the log fully ’ Mrs. Wm. Joslyn of Mason hap been 25 feet from this bottom. It is claimed arrested for causing the death of her that the stone must have been there -husband by feeding Min arsenic. She in the neighborhood j>f sixty years and has confessed. from the appearance the ban! head was thrown In U crotch of the tree and The fine new Masonic temple was the branches later grew together. It dedicated at Allegan January 5th. It Is aremarkabU sight. The block may cdst ‘122,000 and Is very complete in be seen in J. |D. Woodbeck's drug all Sts appointments.store.—Otsego Union. George Aleox. who live* at Marshall The Battle Creek Electric company with his mother and two brothers, be­ paid to the father of Sherwald Sedg­ came violently'i'inHane late Tuesday wick >3,500 for Injuries to the boy night, anil securing a knife,- drove, caused by a live wire. everyone out o< the house. While bis Brockett s hardware. Battle Creek, brothers were ■ hurrying for help he was raided by burglars Wednesday jumped from a window and .escaped night. Rath* Creek will soon rival Chi­ In rbje darkness, without either hat or overcut. Pirtles wort* out. all Tues­ cago In reputation for burglars and day ttlsht and Wednesday scouring the hold ups city and country, but so far have been The trustees of Kalamazoo asylum unab|e to get any trace of bitn. for .the insane will ask the legislature for an appropriation to enlarge that Word has been^rtwiyed at Char­ Institution. They Insist that the’en­ lotte ‘that Roy--Frat j. son of Charles Pratt.* a jroB Known citizen of Char­ largement l« a necessity ------- X lotte. struck and killed a man at Hig Ernest McClelland, a former Sebewa ginsop. Ark.. Christmas day. A drunk­ boy. has been tendered and has ac­ en than had attacked his father with' a cepted a 11.200 a year government ap­ knife Mr. Pratt struck his assailant pointment as stenographer, and will across the hand with 'a board, breakserve hla country In the Philippine-. luq his wrist. Young. Pratt, thinking tils father would bo !stabb«M in the Th** state pardon board is to con melee, hit the -follow across the back ►Her agr.in the caw of McGarry, the ot the head with a board, crushing his Grard P.npldh lawyer who was con­ hktilf. death following. Hoy Pratt is victed of bribery In connection .with well known in Battle; Creek.--Battle Creek Moon. tho wa»et d^a! case*, if the state par­ don board could !>e abolished, or aould !fot» lie I’rofH.’rd, » goiway bark and sit down it wniid.be -How did l.o <i«» ir'J- What did be better for the interests ot taw enforcesayT* inquired n ^::l ltnpu«|e:itly. Then, taunt in Michigan seeing her friend turn aWn'y with a • ■ . . • • ■ 1 The Grand Rapids Herald states that knew you wouhln’t tell. Nolnrfy erer though last year was leap -yenr.—tie­ wftk-Tun will .never get n girl to tell A salmou ta muarreloualy Adapted to women of Kent county did not avail' Just how her. sweetheart proposed to the conditions amid which Jt Ilves., It themscln-s of leap year privileges, but her. She'll toll you enS thing else you can cleave through tons’of water fallon the other hand permitted an actual like to ask her. If they've Lad)a quar­ lirg perpendlcutariy. yet Its fins and Its tall, which seem tn hokl the pndecrease In the number of marriages rel she'may ofren In her indignation pelflng power, ate not Iras fragile than let out the horrid things he sakl to her. in that county. but'she'll keep us silent ss the grave the wings' of a bat. It enn be killed without Injury to its contour, nnd a Mrs. Mary J. Williams, one of the about the way he proposed. When I plaster cast of It can be made, yet no asked my Nister she mt Id that when 1 wealthiest women of Waukc.shina get older 1 shall realize tbat a proposal mechanism can devise an instrument township. Kalamazoo county, commit from the qian you promise hr-marry is which will he lu the water and move ted suicide the other day because she one of tbe things no womin could ever as It does, nix! no theory of dynamics feared she was to be sent to the poor tell another. Aud I’ve found this quite has explained either Its postures in the water or its motion. Simple in house. Rer mind was unbalanced. true. although ix> one minds telling me its organisation as it Heenis. its movewhat ‘he’ said when they didn’t want meuts nre hr Inimitable by any human ’ The supreme court has decided that him to propose at nil.’’ contrivance .as the flight of a bird has the Adventist sanitarium of Battle’ proved to be. A Clever Sor<eoa. Creek la a purely benevolent Institu­ “1 tell you." exclaimed the young tion and that the city must refund the medical student;' "our house surgeon Tbe fatter of M. Caslmlr-Perlor exil­ $60,000 taxes tbe sanitarium has paid is a dever fellow.” ed on Corot one day ami found -him in under protest. If the Judges of, the "How’s that?’ asked bls chum. the net of finishing a picture. “A supreme court shmild have occasion to "W«*ll. a man was brought in with a masterpiece!" exclaimed tho visitor. "I take treatment at that institution they crushed leg. The surgeon said It must most have it." . • might suspect it was aot wholly cfflne off. But by some means or otb "It is yours." promptly replied Corot, benevolent when they paid their bill*. er he cut off tbe wrong leg." “if you if ill ngree to pay the butcher "Rut I don’t call tlmt clever." and baker bills of my illustrious Imt •Wait,a bit. The surgeon said it poor friend. Jean Ffafjculs Millet.” While trying a divorce case. Judge “Agreed." said the patron, well pleas­ Hopkins of the Calhoun circuit paid would be terrible for the poor fellow to go about with no leg* nt all. so he. his r.Wpects to the woman In the case, doHored up the crushed leg instead of ed. The bills were presented to him. who had- caused the separation of hue­ cutting that off. too. and now it Is as nnd they amounted to nearly hand and wife and the breaking-up of good as ever. An ordinary surgeon neither butcher nor baker having been pah! for twelve yeora a homo .with the view of herself suc­ >would have left the* fellow legless. ceeding tho divorcer! wife in that Wonderfully skillful, wasn't it?"* home. Judge Hopkins denounced such An English cabman had brought suit flow Brahmana Meaaarr Time. dmduct. in the most unsparing terms agafhst « woman for not paying the The Brahmans’ clocks divide tbe day legal tnre. and h!s n”istnnt remark and characterized it as wicked and into sixty hour* of twenty-four min­ wns. "Sbo ain’t a lady." •"Do yon' criminal in the extreme. utes each, called gliurecs. Occasionally know n lady when you Hee one?*’ asked ‘ The body of Neil Phelps, the Buttle a twenty-four minute saud glam Is the'Jadge. "I do, yer honor. Ijist Creek man who so’ mysteriously dis­ used, but more oomtuonly a copper week n lady gave me a kov’rin instead bowl with a very tmall bole in the bot­ appeared some tin* ago. was discov­ tom of it. \hl« bowl being placed on of aKshillin', and I called out. ’Beg par­ don. inudnm. I’ve got a sov’rln Instead ered under a bridge In a creek In that the Hurfacc of the water and gradually of a shillin'.’ and she shoots back, place one day last week. It Is claimed flllftl. If the hole in the bottom 1s cor-, ‘Weil, you old fool, keep the change that he was murdered. The roason for redly sired the bowl sinks In twenty- nnd get drunk with It!’ That's wot 1 the murder la said to be that someone four minutes. This regfaters the dura­ calls n lady!" else committed the forgeries charged tion of the churee. Ao attendant there­ to Phelps and then disposed of him to upon emptier tbe basin and strikes tbe hour of the day or sight on the gong. An individual recently went Into a save exposure, and to give the fmpres drug store and naked for morphine. sion that Phelps was tbe guilty one Hon- Carlyle Talked. The druggist objected to dispensing it and committed suicide rather than face I hove beard Carlyle pour forth a without a prescription., his misdeeds. continuous stream of hnpawdonotl dec"Why?" asked tbe customer. "Do I liimntton for more than an hour at a look like n man who would -kill him­ The Vigilants of Ionia county, other- time, arid so kwn wore bis charac­ self?’ . wine known by -the suspicions appdla terisations. no felieftocs bis arrow "I don’t know." replied the druggist. tion of "Horse Thieves' Protective As­ shots of criticism, re rich li!« satire, so "If I looked like you I should bo temptsociation,” though formed years ago. Intense Ids patriotic sympathy with still convene annually. Time waa when nil ffizit belonged tn national life and chnrirter. that' no listener could* wish A SuWKCBtlon. the association had need of itself. But. the wnnderft:! utterance to cease.— "I’m glad you like your suit," said those days are now but a mritnory, the "lletrusjH-crs.'’ the tailor. , thieves who once overran the country^ "Yes. It’s a. fine piece of work."- Rni.l having been about all converted, con­ Cnald See Her Home. Slopay. muchmleasciL •it’s certainly n victed or shot trying to escape. "The Ilvg.Hi • I think Miss de Blink Is very “H’m! ’1—er—hope yap won’t forget Vigilante meet once a year by force rude. Jones - What enures you to think ................. •f habit and curry off, rub down and that1? I never thought her so. HegnA that it’s n debit to you? - Philadelphia —I met her out for a walk this after­ put the old “boss utealing" stories noon and nuked jlf I might set* her' Press. through their paces. borne. She Raid yes. I could see it from the top of the high school building and Jetreler—How long liave you carried A certain young lady in ‘this eity that It wasn't necessary to go any far­ this watch? Customer (more or less thought she would play a good joke on ther. run down nt the heeb-Well. I've had It tire or six year?1, but I bareo’t car­ her best fellow Christmas. So she got A ConaclentlouN Phyatclan. . ried It. much. It lids generally lieen Id a five cent pair of cloth mittens, did One of the tuoet distinguished med them up in a neat package and sent teal practitioners used to say that bo tbe-or-keeping of a relative.—Chica­ go Tribtme. . them to him for a Chrlstmaa-presenL TSuiNld^red n fee so necessary to give Sunday evening the young lady was weljriit to an opinion that when he surprised ud mortified to see her looked at bis own tongue in the glass Nordy—Lots of people arc getting young man* come into the,xd!hurch he slipped a guinea from one pocket married nowadays. Butt*—Yes. Hy­ men is doing n flonriHhlng business. ostentatiously wearing the great, Into the other.—London Tit-Bit/. Nordy— Whnt’s be sell? Carpets and clumsy affairs on hla hands, and show­ MsuZsn is tbe Pile Remedy that house furnishings?—LewisvllJo Courier­ ing his present <o everybody. Then reaches the spot and stops all pile paiu j she was sorry she had given him the Instantly. If you suffer with Blind, Journal. mittens and hastened to make things Bleeding, Itching or Protruding Pllee | If every one knew what one said of aud want to cure it is only necessary to right by presenting him with a real -the other there would not. be four ■Ico pair of gloves.—Lake Odessa se ManZan, tbe Great Pile Cure. Sold friends left In the world.-Pascal. • y Kred L. Beaih tbe druggist Fixnea. -—...— Weak Lungs Bronchitis i/ers WELCOME CORNERS.\ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sledge are the proud parents of a 9^* pounds girl. Born Sunday morning. Miss Ella Scoby is sick with tonsilitls. I . Oar school began Monday after a two weeks’ vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Haff, of Parmalee, and Mrs. Sarah Haff, of South Hastings, spent Saturday and Sunday at George Gappy’s. Mrs. G. W. Cappy was in Hastings a portion of last week, caring for her mother, [Mrs. Casaday Mr. Mark Scott and Mr. Will Scott, of Dakota, and their mother, of Bu­ chanan,! visited at Mrs. Kaiser’s last week. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. The protracted' meetings at Barryville have doled. Fred Greenfield and wife, of Nash­ ville, spent Friday at C. H. Charlton’s. Howard Bell returned to Ann Atbur. Monday] lu resume bis studies at the universijy. • Mln Kmi Kenjon. «bo bn lx»n working in Hlckorj Comer, i» *t home. J. Hom^aud wife visited Arthur Johnson and family of East Orange­ ville, on Thursday ef last week. They also spent tbe day previous with their daughter at North Barry. Will Hallock is sufferh<g from the effects of being kicked by a sharp shod horse. • Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jenkins aud little daughter, ofj Glass Creek, visited at Lee McDonald's one day last week. The orgoDizatioa of the Sunday school -last Sunday resulted in tbe election of officers as follows: Superintendent. Jlermaii Zerbel. Amislapt Superintendent,'Mrs. Clara Loomis. • Secretary, Miss Etveiia Smith. J Treasurer, Lyle Tobias. ’ Librarian. Bessie Smith. j Organist, Mrs. Maude Zerbel. Assisthnt Organist. Mrs. Mary Payne. A. S. Capley, of Ohio, is conducing a series of meetings in tbe Holiness churcli. Tbe poles for the new telephone line are nearly all raised. Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar is au improvement over al) Cough, Lung! and Bronlchial remedies. It acts on bowels—drive# the cold out of the system, cures Croup, Whooping Cough, wards off Pneumonia and strenghtens the lungs. Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar is fhe beet Cough Syrup for child­ ren. Tastes good. Sold by Fred L. A’HILE LIMITED SUPPLY LASTS »'E WILL SELL THEM joCTS EACH To B ANNER.Subocribers. Sew is Vow of Barry Covaty ever Issued. Having ou hand a limited number of those fine 45 x 50 inch wall maps of Barry County, which we have been selling at 81.50 each and which are well worth twice that sum, we have decided to pul a price on them that will mom them quick. Therefore, while they last, we will offer these maps to any Bamneh sub­ scriber who will pay up to one year iz> advance at the small sum of 50 cents each. Any Bannek subscriber alreadypaid icudvance can have them at th* same price. These maps give the location of every highway and railroad io the county, also of tbe rivers, lakes and t-mall streams. What ta of most value they give the boundaries and number of acres of every farm in Barry County, aud the name of its owner. At this very low price for these use­ ful maps, our supply will uot last king, and the edition is exhausted and no more will be printed. This is year last chance. Ths British navy since tbe time of Of the rlgiu ec.uiomy practiced by Alfred the Great has claimed the posi­ Mrs. _, Disrpell ____ ____ there ___________________ is one very good tion of being "first among equals" and story told: Ainu Dhraeii and her hue­ has mslhtuined this posiUou to the band hud Icome down from London to present day. It is acknowledged by spi*nd the Easter vacation at Hugben- the navies of the world in tbe fact that den and hnd called od the various on meeting a British man-of-war they tradesmen at Wycosdbe to order the first salute, the courtesy being returned groceries hud other requirements for. by the Brittab ship. . The Dutch re­ their ten days’ or fortnight’ll stay. It sisted this deinnnd until 1675 and tbe so happeqed that Chelr sojourn was French until 1704. since which date It r ubjuptly shortened, nnd Mrs. has been an-Item, of International law. EUhraef! Jas seen cr.Dlug at tbe groerrs and. ot!) rveydrs. taking out of "Ye" for •nhe’’ ta not now and never the carriage the usutprd wares aud nskiug the sliopkOc .to ___ receive ___ was a proper form of expression. Tbe them back and luhr* them lied won! "yr.” it* it appears in al! old books nud Ibcnl documenta. Hhquld al­ and so to make n rctluct’on in their ’ "way?. If pronounced as •the," the *’y" ■ emmts. Ti)t- grc!jt atatrerudu. with folded iKdriir-qjdy u corruption of the thorn nriria. was leaning back In the arnisge letter, -a s^mtel wbieh «tood in place perfectly nonchalant, but evidently de­ of "Tb" and wIjfrKwas formerly used Mirons t>» Imve uo altare In the frugal by printers wljeii difficult ies wore extrnnsHc»ion. Such rigid econoruv wa« ’j perfenretf In ••^pacing out.’* ' no longer roqulrixl after the old lady Half tbe IBs that man is heir.tu errup who so admired Uta |xk»1.« died a4»d left from ludigetaion. Burdock Blood Bit­ him uer c;ttirt- fortune, amounting to ters steugthuns ahd tones the stomach; over £40.00® —London Tit-Bits. makes indigestion Impossible. ' Some writers liave claimed that the woodcock is sure In dlRhL never becoming entangled in:briers or creep­ ing vines when In swift flight through close cover. That may have been their experience, but th not mine. I have seen woodcocks when Bushed in such ppota become so entangled that they were forced to.cease flying nod drop to the ground to again make n new start In flying. I remember one old fellow tbat sat fax’ ’en before the stand of one of.n\ liters until I-almost step­ ped on him and then, rising nearly into my face, got tangled In a clump of Lronweed aud fell at my feet. Had I tawn so dispcA-d 1 could have caught him In my han du. but my desire was to see If be was Injured, nnd a moment later be proved that be was only . a badly frightened woodrprk, a* be dart­ ed away through cover-while I watch­ ed aud laughed at biul.—Amateur Sportsman. Newlywed-You baclicliMs ore’ fool­ fail. Now. when it married man geta a few dull nrs spved up he doesn’t jo sod lltend.it on some woman be admires. Bachelor—Doesn't he? Newlywed—Jim He buys something for his wife. "He offered her his band and bls for­ tune." “Did she accept?" “Nd. The first was too large snd tbej second too small.” She—It’s no use ulkiag- Her Hus­ band—No. it la not But 1 suppose yoo do it merely from a senss of duty.— New York Press The labor df‘love leads to lore of !»• l-or.-Chlcag--’TriJuine., Accidents come with distressing fre­ quency on tbe farm. Cut, bruises stings, sprains. Dr. Thomas’ Eclretrie "What’s the -matter?? inquired As- Oil relieves the pain instantly. Never cum. “Whut are you searching your safe without It. pocket* for?" "I tied u knot iu my If Baby is Cutting TeethhaaiBcrehlef this morning." said tW Be *un> an-J u>e that old and well trice r>-«r ■baentmindcJ *vnn. "to remind me of My. Mrs. Wliwlow’a Nobthtnx Syrup, far r**tlrotnethihg I wa«* ’»> got for my wife, treu U'rthlnjt. It aootbea tbe eb’W. wotU«>j tho i.0WaswWoMeauCl»we tnd now I »an’t tine ‘.he handkerchief." ----11 irrtioea. Tw»uty-«enta a - Kxcbamh*. ‘ ■x>Ule Jake Fuhrman has returned from his visit to Montague. He brought back a The Malden-I-have a guttering about nice lot'of fish with him. The Ladies* Aid society of the North my heart, and I have ho appetite, doc­ tor. . The Ductor—Ob, you’re In love; I Evangelical church will meet with Miss nin’t fl > anything for that. -You can't. Mary Hayman. Thursday, January 19. doctor*’ “Certainly I enfi t" "Why. The following officers were elected at doctor, you’re not married.*' the Evaqgdicai church for tbe ensuing No matter how tdnpid. uninteresting year: | end tiresome a man may be. there 1* Superintendent. Sam Ostrotb. . Assistant superintendent, George ■always umne Rcntl’.t.entrl woman ready to make n hero of him.—Chicago Hee Knntx. [ ord-Hernkh Treasurer, Jim Fowler. . Secretary, Lettie Fowler. One of th<* tuont Imposing architec­ Librarian, Zoe Hayman. tural relics of .western Europe is tbe . Organise Mary Bell. aqueduct of N!smeH.ln southern France L Assistant organist, Mary Flook. After the lapse of sixteen centuries this coloval monument wtlll spans the val­ ley. Joining hill to hill in nearly perfect PARMELEE. state. The . highest ’ range of arches We are pleased to again call Mr. and carries n small canal Jhst wide enough Mrs. Aaron -herk our neighbors. for n man to creep through and still Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Flnkbeiner. of retaining a thitik lining of Roman ce­ ment. The height of the structure is I.clgbtou were in Parmelee over Sun­ 1-88 feet nnd the length of the highest day. , arcade 872 feel, ft sure was to coiivcy Quarterly meeting was held in tbe to the city of Nbuies the water of two U. B. church Sunday. springs twenty-five miles distant W. II. VanAvery is filling bls ice house this week. Emma Kratofel is assisting Mrs. O A. Carpenter with her house work. A Life at Stake. If you but know the splendid merit of Foley’s Honey and Tar you would never be without it. A dost* or twd will prevent an attack of pneumonia »n la grippe. It may save your life. Wlj H. Goodyear, the druggist BARRY (0. MAPS Hood’s Sarsaparilla enjoys tbe <fistinction of being tbe great­ est. curative and preventive known, ft, b an aD-round Read This Statement Of Mrs. B. F. Adams, of Marcellus,Mich. To the Hazzard Kidney Care Co.. Iteaser. MiWu Gents:—When I think of. theyeam my hnsbaud and myself have suffered with kidney and bladder troubles, and the money we have paid oat to dortora and for kidney remedies and without much relief, and then to think that five 50 cents bottles of the Hazzard Kidney Cure has cured us is wonderful. A boat, two years ago my husbnnd’b condition was Eomelhlng terrible, the urine waa scanty and- very high colored, and at other times it would be thick arid cloudy with streaks of blood through IL He would get up from six to twelve times a night to void the urine. Only those afflicted with thii tefrlble dit^ase can realize his condition, and ! wish to say. although we are advanced in years, tbe Hazxard Kidney Cure came to our relief and cured us. It is truly worth Its weight in gold. • MRS. B. H. ADAMS. • Marcfllus, Mich. The Hazxard Kidney Cure, Great Germ Destroy er.sold and guaranteed *lnr Q. A. BINES. FREUL. HEATH, ‘ Hastings, Mich. Other towns all druggists. THE CHILDREN are pretty hard on shoes. esaaOed effects by purifyTRY Our wiir like vitalizing and enriching IRON SOLE?. blood on whidt the We make a specialty of re health and (trangth of everypairing all kinds of fool wear for Men, Women and Children. Try organ, bone and thsue cte- ( us once and get satisfaction. S W. /-Oley’s Honey, wna ooldt. ore^ents Tar ; Hood’s HOOD’S. J. MICHAEL 1 SON TWO COBBLERS. �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY 12. 1905- x LOCAL NEWS w Don’t forget, the home talent play. •Crlek.c on the Hearto." at St. Rose’s tod.’ Friday, January 13. J, T-, 'Waver has sold out th*- lower jneat market t<« SA W. Clifford of Union <3ty C. O. Hublarrd will continue to work for Mr. Clifford. The body of Rotosrt Campbell of RuVlan i township, who died laid week, was shipped to Guinsburgh. Ohio. Wednes­ day for Interment. Mrs. Ida Woqtt gave a. vtty piwtoint i*U’t*lock tea ^atuadqy fur Sirs. E. »L 1 Lcthrop, who left this week to spend the winter In California. .Covers were laid for Halit. The tnblV w,a» decorated with carnations and the tia was served Mr. Samuel S. Balps'lpf Johnstown and Mi.™ Atu>. May Craven of thfik city ■were united in marringc by Rev. Arthur Trott at the Methodist parson­ age. On Saturday he performed a like ceremony for Mr Clyde E. Cole 'oj Johnstown and Mi.u« Maud S. Campbel! of Assyria. •Hie Byron’ Trinnbadours gave a most exctdkmt entertainment at St. Rost-» holt Tuesday evening, which was a iuost enjoyable otic’throughout. The 1 the highest satlxfac(ion wm expr ••d by all who-h»?ard them. ' The B> i Troubadours are indeed royal entrtrtalneni and wlll be welcogi-si to Hastings again. ’ Persons having claims against tlie estate of the jMhneock.van do so before the eommtoBloners,- J. O, Hughes and Dennto Col­ lins. on the dates mentioned In the notice now running in the Banner nnd slged hy them January 3. The otner itotk'e instructing to present cla^mt*be­ fore the'Judge ot ITobiitc I.” void, but notice of same was not received In time to qrtp* it out this week. ■ The 'lecture ot Rev. John Meritte Driver, pasrnr of the People’s churpti, ‘Chicago, at St. tRosv’s hall Thursday evening, was one of the finest efforts ever listened to in'this city and thor­ oughly enjoyed by the large audience; I>re*#ni. who sat almost spellbound un­ tier th'*.eloquent words of the speaker. His subject was "Ultimate America,” which he treated in an optimistic man­ ner. rorctfyiug hto reasons with good sound logic. We regret that we are un­ able to giA* more space to the lecture. Inn Dr. Driver won a warm place tn the hearts of Hustings peopte, who hope to have the pleasure of'listening to min again iiiAhc futur* •THE CALENDAR OF THE DAYS.” ‘ A inqiu nnd appreciative audience greeted the cantata, “The Calendar ”t the Daye.” Friday ••venltiK. January 6, ut;thc M. P. church. Assyria, there be­ ing preiit'ni from Olivet, vue. Larey. Msyil. Grove and Th- <ltilto by the broom brigade, < sKIng of 1G beautiful young ladles? the Fourth of July “Young Heroes' 14 handioni- ynung men. deserved । .a! in- ipion. while the Irin for W;1 irrgtoiffc birthday, April 1, the Veraftutfe C’unip.. pf ••Today,’' the Jolly Students’ chorus* • £ W voices, the fur October Days. and tin- “Pumpikin’s’Laiiwnt* for Thu:■k.-udviitg responded to-encores (In a Hill, Ausklt|. ‘Elite,: N ’lrton, Briggs, ano iJnrohv pr^i ta upd®" toe 'flrectloti of Ixmtov (ijffanl Smith, teacher of nmslc in the pujfttfc- achnlU. ' Ho greait tins been the demand for a irtun-. that it will be given -Tuesday t-VEtning, Jjariimtjy 17. Don’t forget; tne diltic. TuK«<iqy. evening. January - 17. next’week, next week. l.aay rr«,pTc. not fuhd of lazy a very good way u cart but won't •: w ho :1s pble to wiork , ’hey pni him jn n cto:>• i,u p'tliup Is aitaclu-d. and ihi-ur uf The stream ctotern Juju slow vwsiigh F <> liiKT by lively puippini UtW up «• tifttt girts the greatest piiWict cut of whjt’he :r .< It l-t r.n old (ruth, truer than it la to’olo.j (’BfcfiufD. Elder Sifter—Re.tIly. dear, „you . murtn’t put 11 remain ever your loving Nellie Tontkiqs.'* »Yo.u may put “I. re­ Main your “ fills " " Nellie Tomkina'' if you llki Ihr uuderilnp the “remain” “iioutkittfl.” Father’s been throwing 041. hiirts. about tbe long euurtship. dnfHng! Before and After. Mr. Busybifly—Pardon me for Boning IL bat isn't your wife « little tude to you it times? Mr'. Henpecked -Well, it does aecm so to me. Before We were married she used to Bit on my knee. Now ai>e alts all ofer me.—Somsrville Journal. Sat Oias lt. Mr. Qreen-tMtv I’asstty nays she has > prescription for perpetual youth: Miss SftnuMIc—It’s n wonder Rhe wouldn’t take It to n drug store and have it put up.—Detroit Tree Press., U«cal frr»U»<». Duke o** h acre were you when the!king fell off bls'horse? bnke »f Hobnkus-Olx I w tbe thrown'—Pittpburg Post. PROBATE COURT. Order entered determining heirahip in estate David Wermuth. , Final account allowed for guardian Adelbert Wermuth, incompetent. • Letters 'issued to Gilbert Searles ns administrator estate Thos. P, Searlre. Proof ot will of Harriett He wee filed. P. A. Sheldon made administrator. Estate John DeLoag closed against claims. Final account filed. . Final account allowed in estate Mary E. Young. License to sell real estate granted in estate Henry 1*. Worthly. Sale March 1. Annual nccuur\l of guardian of Mary Amelia afid Wm. P. Goodyear, minors bled. Annual account of gutirdlan of Claud Wilisou, minor, filed. Petition for administrator tiled In estate Wm. A. King. Hearing Jan­ uary 27th. Petition for sale real estate of John Flearing F. Koster 'deceased filed. Jan. 27th. Petition filed to set aside appointment of Andrew J. Roush as guardian of Leia L. Covey, a minor. Hearing Jan. 24. HOLIDAY FANCIES. FLAGS IN BIG HOTELS. RAPID AND ,PLEASING NEEDLEWORK ANSWERS! A POPULAR DEMAND. ILept In Stock. “N^ first class mooppolltan hotel to thoroughly equ.»>ped 5iutU it puasesats on MHortiuent of ibigs tommtt us com­ plete ns that of an a'dmirai's flagship." remarked tbe manager of a proutiueiit caravansary. ' . nad I’botugrapb Fntme. • • 'The lending betels lu the great cjtles Something’new. enuy to Mo, y.l'ectl-.'v have uw for.flajfo of al! nations Home —thto to the perennial detusnd in the time or other, iwteto are pretty nearly world of fnbey work- nt the holluay as ptiurtllious iniobserving certain lit BettKOU. and It hteins to be nsrt by llw tie cercmoalei wiien distinguished visit roe:hod. of |;slug.the heavy novelty ora arrive ns are kutval flwto. If so:n» binid. whidilto called novelty »ippl:quC> high offi. ial of k foreign country b lh*>ign!» and ditofruetlons for thto wori^i- staying In tlse t>|>use it Is tbe proper’ weur.as folHws |n the.Deslj.nfcr: There! thing to display lis nation’s dolors. An are a tiuaibet of braids suitable for two all big hotels am likely’ to entertain Id this n»uak*r. but iu tjn* accompany­ home and foreign diplomat^, 'army or ing illuslrair-Dfl only Ipd huw’lit'A’ navy uhivera. or wen -membeni of royal -.ui '.'litre li.:< emplnyeil, ope composed of lozenge fitml!..-<. shaped -foruto connected by slender to a ncivsaity f«jr au assart xueut ot Meats, -somewhat like hoaltuu. but flags. 'Tbe. hotel may. nut pwcmi a commuch heavier anti coarser, aud a nar .plete ofitfit, to Vedin with, but-ns time rolls along and tllslinguL bcd men -of all lands tire dutcnAbied the collvctiun of bunting to eoutinuaily nddi^l to Tlien there are tlie many fruteruul or4piniX4|tP>us wl’ieb inuke One hotel oi anntbc:’ ifcejr hcnHS^usrten, on the or (Mnion of UftnmiL eelel>rnt:on-. They1 usually have s >: sc Ung or device wblej Is'swung to.the bree>:e ovwr the bouse 0u tlir days of the jolIlflraUona.”E'hilmlolp'hiti Record. TEA WEEK We don't believe there if .-, better grade of tea in the city for 50 cento than U.H, nncoiorw! Suncured Japan. Our cu.tomers back ns up in this assertion. They say it’s simply “immense" aud touches the spot every time. ', ; ’ Other grades at 40, 50, 60, 75, 80 cents and S1.00 are great sellers. HAMS & RUSS, The Grocers ■*« AN AFRICAN INCIDENT. WOJ1KBUX wyin PBAIl/Jw'OKATiOMS. row zigzag braid. Both of these have <» loop edges and are luude.iu various p, sizes, ranging (rem thoM* almost' as small and tihe as lace lirahto to sone7y ’hat are very large and heavy.' . | Tbe braid is first bnste'd over tiieoutgg. lines w ith riosi - stitches, care la-lug ' takfp to follow Ute Hues exactly and 23 .to keep the rurves smooth an 1 flowing. ' Theo twisted embroidery silk. or. lu case of a heavy duaigb. ropO silk.’ Is REAL BSFATE TRANSFERS used. nodtA stitch to put iqto each of the loops on title edge of the braids, Cora Summerville to Merritt while tlireq stitebep are taken from Wood and wife 10 acres sec aide to side aet«w the stems which 10O 00 Join the lozenge furtns together. These 3d Orangeville ’.8 John .1. Mourer to J. A. Sin silk stitches sprinkled over the entire clalr I a see 23 Barry.. 300 00 ■design add v»-ry much to tho richness Alva S. Beebe to Oscar Warren of effect, give a touch of color and and wife lots,Nashville...;.. 150 00 character t-> the braid nnd hold it firm­ Anna Bunnell to Lyle B. Bun­ ly ln*place without further sewing, so 2400 00 nell ti5 a sec I Barry .. that tbe work Is rapid and easy of ex­ Lyle B. Bunnell to Abram ,S. edition. ’ • Bunnell and wife 65 a see I Uneus of title or heavy weave in dif­ 2-100 00 ferent colors have been used for snak­ Barry. Manson German to George IL ing the articles In the Accompanying Foreman 116 3-4 a sec 12 Bal­ timore. 1000 00 Illustrations, hut other muterinM could be cmplnyfx! to qkiite-ns good qdvan­ Daniel Feighner to John J. tage. Duck pique aud canvas would Smith 10 see 20 Maple -Grove....................................... . 2000 00 fortn suitable baokgronnds for the henry braids and sheer white linen and Finely E. Johnston to Frank Csilk for those of lighter qtiality. *As Brooks nud wife parcel Gun for the embroidery silk, in some in­ lake-.’ stances It may? toutcii the braid or the Addie Laphatn to Roy Lap1 00 background, uhd in otiiern may form a bam 10 n sw 21 Maple Grove /.striking rontrtst to them. RometljnesMrs. Nettie Jones to Henry L. Newton Jots Hastings... ’ 300 CO ‘t,M? background Ls ‘inab-lied. ur its dolor J In a lighter or darker shude Im aiu-1. Jacub Odel! to Sberuran .. 4 Rowland 10 a sec 16 Carlton. 600 00 The round. worklox. of canieilnu r/tl linen to stitchfed With silk of a deeper QViTCLAIMS .red, .slid the sipp’-<• cornered photo Dewitt C. Bronson to Newton, frame In dull green to worked with silk J. Bronson and ivito lota city which to very little darker than the Marin Cornell to Roy H. Bale <background. .’ . and wife 40 n sec 23 Carlion For.the photograph frame two pieces of thin cardboard pre tyculred. also a piece of linen :or silk fo? tin* barking. In •Tteeolhx’t.ons Hiid'U'tfvn^of Gen­ eral Robert E. Lee" .Captain R. E. Lee The cardltoard,1 should htt rut the tonto ‘ describe* Ills father's return to private shape as the ;rorci’ing. but rato'ut un. life after tlm surrender of Appomat­ eighth of an bull smaller al! around. A thin layer of sheet wadding jdared tox. He sgy.i; Marriage Licenses. Clyde £. Cole, Johnstown.... Maude S. Campbell, Assyria.. Samuel S. Bullis, Johnstown.. Anna May Craven, Hastings. .Albert E. I leeox, Nashville. . Carrie A. Price, Nashville.. . Frank E. Smith, Woodland .. Bertha Signes, Sunfield “A dnj »’r jtwu after the surrender Genera! 1.4e Started for RHimoitd. rid­ ing Traveler, who had carried.him «o well all through the witft He tvas tiecomtmnied by some of hto staff. On the way, lie ^topptal at the' house of fils eldest brother. Charlw* Carter Lee, who lived bn the upper .lames. In I’owhntan county. He rqaMit the everting in talking., with his brother, but when bedtime eqmc. though tiegged by his host .to take the room and bed pre­ pared for biin, he luslsl’il on going to Ida old tent, pitched by the roadside, abd ptiKscd the "night hi tbe quarters that be wito uvfaistouitsl to. On April 13 he archied In Rlehiuotul. Tlw peo’ ' '' Meu.l q crowded r|i ouud waving hiilH and cae.xnore like the /uqiienir than, i > a dis­ THIS ••Dining several yeirs spent In <x«Dtr.il Africa we were for the greate: part of the time dependiut on goats for our .fresh milk supply,” writes >t ■traveler. Tbe gtiat'kraitl was made Very atr<jfUg. proof agulnat Hons, jeofjonto and other carqlvum. lint a python cnteitHl between the |>oh*s. though they wen' spaced three Int-ho* apart, one night, killed nil the j.o.’t-'* In the compurtinen't by draugbqg them. «wal lowed, two? ! «1 v. us ftkiud gorgej. sluiigb! and tp-if ttappNl within tbr kraal ii the morulug. The »Willlngt> ot hla I >dy wla-re the two goals were _ l»*|.weeh J him fro<:»-<-scitpiug the paiiugK. ns he hail come lu. To look at the snake's amuJI bead nnd slender im k- it rccumhI Impossible foj him to swallow ituytliing larger tban a rnt. but by disluoatiug h’lk J.iw nud stretching his skin he icvompllobcd the apparently impownble feat of guptronoliiy. Tho ginil« wore cut out of him mtn t by our lwy< who evidently.ecmahiered that premature burial lu tbe python did. not affect the edible qualities of the meat, as within half .an hour it wao all roasted and eaten with cimsldcrnblf reliNb." If you have a fair-sized bone, Let 4the other dog’s alone.” rIx>t’H of meat in that advice for the: coveto uh, and it’s a free lunch. Good advice generally itfree (uulefcs ybu get it from a lawyer) and mebbe that’s tho reason folks som.etinies won’t take it. The advice to buy Hard and Soft Coal frurii uh is free (please take it) but the coal costs from to S7.5O per ton, we are putting it into tbv bins of well pleased customers all over this town. Many and many a ton we have sold through a pleased customer telling their neighbor bow well satisfied they are over the coal from Grant’s and advising them to try us. “We are advertised by our loving friends;” not so much perhaps because they love us, as because they love each other. Coal costs money and you’ll want the kind that does it’s work the best.and that coal you'll get by giving your order to us. We deliver promptly. ■ A TALE OF THE COMMUNE. R. K. GRANT A writer In tl«f Cornhill tells of a R-t-ne -that 'Charles Austin witnessed when the Versulllafo entered Purls. He saw oh<‘ day roninlug about Parts—a not. utaomnicu sighi-n group of men unit, women pvt against a wall to be filxit. Their hands were. *iU|H>ot*od to l»e blackened with pt>w<5-r. Among them was n-lud of twelve or fourteen, wiki, before the order to alioot could be 'given, stepped forward ami begged to be allowed to take bnck the watch bis luothtY had lent him. He, produced a huge turnip of a ,wqteh and promised faithfully to return. ... / Mr. Austin xaid It was -a moment of anguish. None could io* wire that the child was tolling the truth, but the offl-. cer commanding, giving him u kick, said. “Be off with you!” The child ran awny. the order to shoot rung out.‘but the horrid 'buNiuess was hardly over before the clatter of feet was heard, and the boy reappeared round a carnet- and. putting himself against tbe wall, pre­ pared tor death. It was impassRHr to kill tbat lirrulc little soul. ' . “It renews one's faith Ju humnn na­ ture.” itald Mr. Austin. We Must Close Out Our Stock of To make room for New Goods. We and Children’s Shoes. There Ln r Ui.tgic' in .tho word that .makes men. even when they are* so' crass and ignorant Hint they don't Ihow the meaning of It, profess n love .for art.'-Chicago Record-Herald. ‘‘You tay Charley Spender is n ma uffteturer? 1 thought he war Just plain loafer. What line is he In?’’ “He lui.lceti trouble for hla father.” Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. your Wauls flake them known in this, the BANNER’S WANT ADV. COLUflN—One cent a word. Found—A bundle containing a childs cotton waist, and material cut out for another waist. Can be had by calling at this office and paying for this notice. Found—A package containlafc a fig. ured china bread and butterfplate; was left at thia office Saturday. Owner can have same by calling for it, Some are only slightly shop-worn; » good A Case ot Qunlity A clever little yentleri.-.n u.Ml known Ln the i!t.- v.-ofhl w;. i one day Standing- with 1^1; a defteeh tall men when •■ne of them turned to blm and' sald that he luui not sect: him before. sh he was ;-in very small. ' Very ’.Ikcly,” filled the little ironttemnis. “1 am like wftpetns among •Lx coi'j-." v<-!imc*>-nnL E'-Aly^-er ;■ look? and reivefl, Lu’. w.*rtii tho whole tjix to idiat puw- father.”• - r.ondoh Etandard. . ter.- were . siftslou*4y awhitlm; Hit... Thu-- hc-roturiied tu that ^wivm.- fuixiiA woa’rui n.-.R L >xi»a.i: • ■ the’firnibst ly life for'which he had aljvii.vs lon^pd and became what hr nlwnya deslaxl to fuiindatiou for the workbo:; and slioold he—a peaceful citizen in n peaceful by well .MudiwfMlmr to make It perfe'fly smooth licturo tlx? covering Is put in land."' place. The Inside should be lined with Oil on thto Coffee. quitted or ruc!:»,d w!lkf.over ffboet 'wad­ The cup of black coffee had on jta ding nud should be fitted tu the box, surface a little oil. This olL shimmer* then • the bottom nnd the side pieces cd. It gave forth delicate, changing overhnnded together on tlie wrong eide. colors, like oil on water^ Tbe man who- The outside portions - should be fitted wns about, to drink the coffee gazed nt and adjusted ip n blmllur manner, tbeu jt with ddigbt. the outside nnd the hndde pieces joined “The oil.’’ be wild, “telte .mo all I by overbn ndlug nloug the tip. want to know about the coffee. Now, ■without tasting it. bam sure it is su­ perb. A friend told me several years ago “The whole secret of ms king coffee," tlmt rice should l»e cooked In cold*wa­ he went on. “lies in extracting and re­ ler nnd in a double boiler. After try­ taining thia oil. This oil 1t is which ing it mice 1 liave never l>cen satisfied gives coffee its aromatic and delicious frith any other lhefhod. , taste. This oil it Is also which stimu­ In waking popcorn balls 1 have n lates you, which makes you feel after ,nan of jdry 'corn which 1-ndd to the you have drunk strong and gay. t corn a* I form them. They look bet-’ “Good coffee-the kind with oil afloat ter and; form much easier, as they are on It—can only be made by excellent not so sticky. cooks. In millionaires’ bouses or In Furs font are uidtted anil worn can hotels where they .ptfiploy French chefs - be muE^t improved by brushing and you are likely to get 1L But tho aver­ coiubiug cnrefnllj with n jicrfectiy age American housewife does not know clean hr ish aud comb. Then shake the how to make this oily kind of coffee at fur* till no dust comes out BuUeVn. Delici c griddlreakto are tunde by mixing flour irtid sour milk tborPneumonia and La Grippe. nttgftly oCT-thef the night m _____ before.___ ' In, Coughs cured quickly by Pofey’s Honey the moritibg add salt, shortening and' and Tar, Refuse subatl tn tee. Sold by soda, but no flour. . have marked down a large lot of Men’s, Women’s as new for whar SOLE A8EKTS FOR THE Famous Queen Quality $3 and $3.53 Shoe tor Women. CLARKE & CO •? S ¥*¥¥*¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥»¥¥¥¥'«•¥& Hastings Markets. । We’re Cleaning I Up Our Under­ wear and Glove and Mitten Lines. Heavy fleeced Shirfa, »2 00 Mitts, for ■ f Buy now. �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY n 1905. The oil wagon will sell kerosene oil for 13 cents from now r-n. | PERSONAL MENTION B-tled timothy Hay at Rowlader’s ete The Druggist vat^ra 810 per ton. Phone 57. Wanted—Good girl for general house L>sander Cook Is viihlnfc ‘ Allegan work. Apply to Mrs. Grace Dunlap. Our Prescription Depart­ frlerds. 1 Tell your friends to meet you at Huffment is backed by long • man’s ct&ar and tobacco store. Tele- W. L. Keats went to Grand Itapi'ds Monday. and intimate experience in • I phone 106. * ' ‘ • this branch of Pharmacy, ' Gilbert Sanders Is laying the found­ Frank Jones returned to Ann Arbor Munday. insuring your always get­ ation for a new hojise on Marxhall Si. •A. C; Brown was in Grand Rapids ting exactly what your in Che secund ward. Fridayi ’ ' . ’ J. AV.’ Wolfe is budding a fine new doctor calls for. No de- bouse ou south Hanover Street. 'Harry Hayes went to Wall Lake Saturday. ’ lays-no subst)tuting-perBuy your Cigais .and: Tobacco at Huff man’s Cigar store, al Ways fresh aud ’J. C. Ketcham^* wv- in Nashville • ffctly supplementing, the Saturday. i ■ efforts of your physician rtiuist. Mr. and Mrs.'Guy IL Havens enter­ Mtt. Estes Rork is very low wi. to bring back health and tained the Patricians at their home*Fri- consumption. . / . . * strength. Few stores are day..evening. It was a very happy so­ Dr. Miller, of Freeport, was in , ! eialigaUieriiig. . equipped ns we are for. city Tuesday. Senator Glasgow was elected presi Mins Ora Bond returned to Ann 4.1this important work. dent of the state' implement dealers bor Munday. . Come to us with your assuciatlonNWhose annual meeting was Miss Leah Bowne reli to Cleveprescriptions. Our prices held in ’ Lansing Thursday and Friday land Friday. of last week. are right. W. B. Sweezey is In Detroit this week We have a fair assortment ■of shirts on busiueos. HAIR AND CORK INSOLES left although many have'taken advan­ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lambie, of Grand tage of the sale and laid iu a supply. Any Size. 10c RcBieml»er the sale closes Saturday Ledge, upent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lambie. evening Jan. llth., . Mo&KtL Lamhik & €<». Mrs. G. W. Lowry spent yeeterday In Tbe life of a welHnade incandescent Kalamazoo. Druggist ianip is calculated at about a thousand Miss Jennie Cook is visiting friends hours. Many users, with a mistaken iu Kalamazoo. idea of economy, continue to burn C. R. ^Iaywood was a Grand Rapids their lamps long.after they, have black- visitor Saturday. e'neil and gone dull. It is a foolish, E. Tyden made a.,business trip to policy, for one nw lamp gives n. light C hiengo Friday. . . ->qu4l to two old jones, and cosh only Mrs. J. II. Deunis went to Grand haif as much for jeurreut. Rapids Tuesday. ’rtie present indications seem to in­ Edward Goodyear returned Co Ann dicate that Judge -Clement Smith of 'outings will lie nominated to.succeed Arbor Monday. Mrs. W. H. Goodyear went to Grand ILmheif as circuit judge of this district. It is Just |M>sBiblei too. that tfxe Dpmo- Rapids yesierdav. dfo’H may Indorse him by ndusing to W. IL Cook was in' Grand Rapids on nominate a candidate against him.—• busintMs Monday. Grand Ledge NevJ-., Homer DaPue was in Middleville on J. L. Heed has Ixiught a supply of roll­ business Saturday. er skates and will open the roller Mrs. Kellar Stem was a Grand Rap­ skating season at Reed's Hall Saturday ids vitdtor Monday. IWeshow ten fancy enameled uian- afternoon; There will be free admission. Lee Pryor made a business trip to t*-I clocks in prices from w).00 to SStX) and skates will be rented at 15 cents for Coldwater Tuesday. Wje marked them down lo $5 (M your ^fiemoori. Skating every afternoon John Freeman, of Prairieville, was. wb~ diu, for cope first served the hall do hot conflict. First class ord­ in the city Monday. Lawrence 4?j|grove returned to Or­ , I er will be maintained. Ladies and chard l.ake Mdnday. • ■ Children are •specially invited. David Smith' resumed his studies at A' young man entered a business 16 always open lo reoi-iTe sick or dis allied watches pad give them the pro- house* the other day and meeting the the I'nivBTBltv Tuesday. ,par and neccreirj treatment Bring proprietor, .aid : “The old man told Mrs.?A. W. Chamberlin is entertain­ yohr Watch?*. Clockc and Jewelry for repair.-* to our son Louis to insure good me this morning that he thought I ing her slater, Miss Knapp. could get a position in your store.” work. _ • ____ Mrs. Rose Colgrove has gone west l.ookiug him square in the face the on an extended busings trip. bu-Jnes* man said, ‘‘If 1 bad a thou­ sand !>oaitiods that I .wanted filled !’ M. F. Jourdan, of Middleville, was in The Jeweler. wouldn’t gjve one of them to a young tha.qity on businres Monday. Len ’Feighner. of Nashville, wm in man who speaks of his father as the Hastings, Mich. the city on huslnees Saturday.’ Mm.: fra Van Valkenburgh wiH rePi’fitin8S'.«-rs' have boon nothldd by the postal i-RhoriBos nt Washing on. luru xo Ann Arbor next Monday. win. 1. ■ -y-rijxo the llabilUy of pentWm. Cashing is now traveling for roasi.-i» in get letters In th? wrong tbe Grand Ra^>id? Stationery Co. boxes; (ha? they have flxdd a ptinuPy Will Dawson, of Ann Arbor, visited oC $2*» on prraouH taking mail.cfut of home friends here oven Sunday. for the at’IctF other than their own and rot Katherine VanValkenburgh return­ rct'irnintz it. Tho idea is to have poo ed io Ann Arbor Monday noon; Ph- lohte at their mall before leaving Register of Deeds Doster spent Sun .be office.’ knd~if they haw anything day with his family, at Prairieville. bearing the address of others, should Miss Helena Davis visited friends in H-turri It nt onee. the city the fore part of the week. Nexer put popcorn’ near the stove Miss Ilairiette Goodyear returned to until It is lu the popper. Many people -4-f’x fart, the majority—-have the. idea her school at Gambier, Ohio, Saturday. Mrs. D. Vought, of Elwell, Gratiot i that -corn Kants to he dry to pop. It i« a pr at mistake. That Is Just the county, is visiting relatives in this city;: Every one a roll of money reason th® ’lr does not pop. When Mr A Elmer Warner, of Sunfield, ■ ‘to the finder who reads "and > on get ready to pop corn pour cold spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Ella A Saving of. from wafer ou it and then pour it right off Mrs, A. E. Heath has been confined lieed^ ». Again. If the ’corn Is very dry let tu the house with a hard attack of the fifty cants fb one dollar. -tand in the water a few minutes. grip. Put it right iuto the popper while wpt. II ecox. Ir popping’the corn it should always Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ManhaH spent. be’kept in motion untjl it has cracked. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jason Air There will her no troubta in having lit ' pop It. these directions wo followed)— KI wain. | C. F. Van Ankeu. of Lansing, visited Kk, IhU L-rother, Rev. 11. IL Van Anhui, : Married, i at 7 o’clock Inst evcnldg, • at the honje of F. A. Norwood.in this Monday. city. Mrs. Minnie M. Norwood to jekThos. Brico. -of Detroit, was shaking! nilab O. Ctftler. Both of the principals hand? . with Hustings friends Thurso iy are roid .-hts of TMnm. Barry #xnm|y. and Friday, v-her ? Mr. ictitlor is a merchant. lite t .1. M. Smith, of Woodlaud, wc-;- in bride Is a • well known elocutionint. the city Monday on biulnvss with the C.*W. Withey officiated. None probate court. • gPHftpuiffiiiifllF’i’ h iTS!Tl!Tnr;t”T'nr<-(ff,!TWW bat immediate i clatives’were present. , IL T. French and Frank Prat’. of A World lhe dinner was served after Middleville, wore in the city on bu:ithe ceremony.—Howard City Record. dess Tuesday*.-"'' . EXphty sIx ty the 136 protestant min­ Spiiimhiiiiiiiiiiiiumii.Himuuuiii.l'iiiilliilMmillllHIw Burrell Newman, of Saginaw, vlriuid isters nf DetrMt have signed on agree­ Hereafter tbe postofll^ will close at ment not to I marry divorced people, his grandparents Mr. and-Mrs. T. Phil­ lipa tho past week. where the .dKcrecs were granted on 7 I’. M., standard time. ( Many sops of-farmers hereabout tin* grounds not sanctioned by the church Mr. aud Mrs. Martin . Gllk^pie, ot taking tbe-qHTial course In Btockraising to which tbe minister may belong. South Haven, are viHitiqg their daugh­ , at tbe Michigan Agricultural Col lege Such a stand will commend Itself tn ter, Mrs. Henry Smith. those ^»ho wish to see fewer divorces Splendid idea. Peter Covert is spending the week » -The pupil? of the Hipds school, dis­ granted. with bis {laughters, Mrs. H. J. Christ Mrs. Catharine Smith of Carmel mas and Mrs. I). R. Foster. trict No 4 Hope, are preparing to give a home talent Dlav in tbe near future for paid us twice on the closing day of the Mrs. Prudence Nobles is very rerious year, once in cash and once in a good the benefit of tbe school.; ly ill at the hoxpe of her son, Anson ejFOUND—A Ipilchfork onl tbejhill story which she will be surprised to Nobles, on West Green street. near the Electric Light plant on State find in her paper this week. She was Mrs. Mary C. Barthell, of Chicago, street. Owner can ’getjtheysame at this Induced to come to America from Ger­ many in 1848, by the stories of better spent Sunday and Monday in the city office by paying for this notice. wages and was the happiest girl on the guest of Mrs. Anna D. Mason. A certain editor and publisher cncc earth when she got a job at five shllJoseph Hooper, of Ishpeming, Presi­ told his employes that one of the' lings per week for doing housework. most effective lessons he ever learned‘ milking seven oows and doing the dent of the State Barbers Commission, consisted of only four words. Having’ churning. The sum Was princely coru- was a guest of Emry Busby Saturday. asked bis grandfatherf to explain to' pjrfed to what she had received in Ger­ Chester and R. B. Messi t attended him the meaning of a certain word, the many for mdwlng, pitching manure, tbe meeting of the Western Boot and old gentlmor. replied, "Frank, there’s1 plowing, threshing, etc. It is a good Shoe Jobbers Association .a Chicago the dHitlonary." 'A great many peo­’ sign when peopld get uneasy and want Friday. ple in the. world might be %euebtted their full share of what is earned by Representative Schantz’left for Lan by a like firm but kindly attitude on‘ them, btrt when one measures the pressing Wednesday.^ He reports tbe usthe part of their friends which would1 ent by the past, ho is protty apt to sion ’of '.the legislature as starting off mean nothing less than: Do It your­• see that times aren’t so very bad, after all.—Charlotte Tribune?1* very A * *smoothly.. ***** self. .. Fred L. Heath | Ji'iat we eay we do,\oe do do. Exactly One-Third Off LADIES’ OR CHILDREN’S COATS No exception from this rule.. Any cloth coat in tbe store will be sold at ONETHIRD OFF. Just think of a $12.00 Coat for $8.00, or a 17.50 Coat for $5.00, or a.$6.00 Coat for $4.00. These reductions are genuine. Our Coats and prices are too well known for us to do any “ monkey business.” Don’t pay anyway, and we want money more than we do Coats, and positively will not carry any over. You can buy a Plush or Cloth Cape at same reduction. Come early and get first choice. $1.25 Black Sateen Petticoats for 89c Nice quality of Black Sateen, prettily trimfiied with niching and frills, considered extra value at tlieir regular price of $1.95, but we have ten dozen now to sell at 89c. These are a little snap we picked up and we turn them over to you quickly. Come In and Look Around. Fred L Heath Clocks - Clocks - Clocks Our Watch Hospital ; JOHN BESSMER, Look! Cook! Eittle Blue tickets C. 41. Clarke &£o duality Skic. I LOCAL OS ; J You will see many lines with a small price ticket on them. We have mentioned a few here, but you'll always find some­ thing to interest you if you are of an economical turn of mind. Th* Store That Never Disappoints. Phone 30 WRIGHT BROS Hatting*, Mich. One Price to And that Lowest If you like to trade at a store where you can feel sure that you are getting just as low a price as one elsi come here, We pride ourselves on the fact that we strictly oneprice store. A child can buy as cheap as buyer. We have a few Coats left which we are selling below cost. A SI 0.00 Coat now §5.00 A 8.00 Coat now 4.00 A 5.00 Coat now 2.50 he prices are lower than you would expect for such desirable irments. ' i IS J. 3. GOODYEAR CO I JANUARY BARGAINS i-3 off on Coats, Capes and Furs 1-4 off on Dress Skirts i-4 off on Waists (Black silk excepted) I .................... ■.......... Black Satteen Petticoats, “Alain” Brand, 14 stitches to the inch, §1.25 values 98c. Better ones reduced accordingly. Golf Gloves. 50c Value Golf Gloves, 25c Value - - . -• 43c ipc 14 off on Kid and flocha flittens. SATURDAY SPECIAL On Saturday January 14. we will sell Cotion Blankets, Values 55c to §2.00 at ' �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY 6 HOLMES CHURCH. Tub Banner's Short Stones | THB BADGE OF SERVICE By FRANK H. SWEET that you -fly back to heaven ,where they keep ze - angels. But eet Is l>«*aveu llutl you make anywhere. Now I know why the place here seem no beautiful— rot is the angel." . May Icughml and gave him her baud. . * "Thank you. count." she said. “I am glad to see yon also. You are sure to like It hero-even without the nngeL May Allyn stepped frpm the eleva­ And you. too. Mr. Bethune." offering aer band to the sculptor. "Cau you tor with a lilt of lace'tn her hand. She wt make a pretty speech like the ralkcd through the rotunda, looking tount?" . - । » right and left among tho .massive "1 am afraid uot.” smiling down at Allan; nntt drooping palms. There ler. "Only that I mu very, very gir.d were few persons In sight. M<»t of » Hud yon here. Ml»s Allyn.- Your toe guests were over on ibe bcacb. for jnetKSicp will ndd much to—to our t was the btitblug hour May went pleasure." “Why. really, that <1cm-s very nicesearly aerpsa the rotunda before she band the object of her search—a worn- y.”She twirled the brush with a pretty. in In u retired corner reading a novel. rnconscioU' movement that caused the “Here you • arc. mamma.’’ she ex- Sps of its feathers to flick across one tiairued rebuklugly. "and reading that jf the palm fronds'near. The motion tovel, as I might buve expected. Don't uiughl the count's attentlou. and with rou -know tbe characters in It would rendering luustenmtlun his eyes went rtay exactly where you leave them If .•rom it to her while apron and do the you should close tbe book for n few jadgo of servitude upon her bead, and sours, aud this glorious weather out­ Ns sloping shoulders stiffened suddenly ride is something of tbe present. But .nto protesting lieserve. •Tardnnnez," he rebuked, "but eet Is icc here," holding up the lace for In?o hurry 1 am now. 1 will see. M. ipectlon, "do you thluk this will do?” Bethune will, tpll you we have not "For what?' "Oh. you know, mamma! I'm to be rroglster yet. 1 will do eet now.” May watched him hurry away with Betty the maid In the play we're get Ung up and am to buve the white ui odd loos of inquiry In her eyes. '♦Wharb the matter vRh the count?'* badge of servitude on my hen*! nnd wear a white apron and carry a broom Mie asked Innocently. "Has be for­ * . k something. I've told it all over gotten something?'' Bethune Inuglicd joyously. A mekefure. only your head's in that book. pent before there b.;d been both reDo please shut it.” • The olden woman obeyed, with a sigh, j terve and repression in his eyes; now lid«tnok tl>e bit bf fleecy luce between I Jiey were suddenly «»agvr. gldwing. de­ i tenufned. for flngerej "The itoUnt's an odd sort of stick," "No. It wofi’t do at nil, May," , she raid Instanftiyi a ripple of. amusement ie answered, "and his visit here Is MnfeKsedl.v in search of u rich Anierl'breaking t4e dreamy quiet of her fare. .•an wife." . “It wouldult be ni'pnipriate.” . He raised Ids hand Rignificantly to­ "But whj ?*' with an ulr of disap­ ward b-T bead, but for n moment she pointment, i "It U so pretty *' । "Yes. and rostb'- ChiW. <-hild, don’t looked puzzh'd. then a quick, compre­ you know that trit of Inre is worth as hending fllisb ruse to her faro. much as Betty the fuahl could earn In . "Oh. thal*:" she said thoughtfully. live years. I You 'must have something “And yotf?' Bethune laugheil again. He could cheap to M in, cliuracter." "I don't eellevd I have anything.” \ nut help. It "Can't you ajtf. Miss'Allyn?'' be de­ "No. I suppose not. You will have to try at o ic of the stores. You will manded. "i fancied it was sticking need"— d re. Allan’s gnse went 1d- out all over me. Over yonder I was*a gidrlngly x bout the rotunda until it 1 P°or d*’’11 uf •“ artlst Bnd y°u * rtch . . .maids । •_ .a__ _a 1 boirosu heiress, Hiiil and n>1«* now— —ah oh. Mnr!" May.”’ found one 1«1 the. .hotel dustlug There, was the soft rustle of silk plant. Bin* whited until she caught tbe moving across jthe carpet May raised girl's eye, t im raised a linger. “I beg your pardon, ujy dear,’ Rhe her Unger. “ Matpma is Coming!? she warned. ■aid aa the girl appruaclicil. "but my "I don't carp." .Impetuooaljr. ‘Tve laughter li|*re Is to be In the church got to speak now: 1 can't wait to­ other day. Where ran I we ybu alone?” She hesitated, then appeared to conrider ' v "Tire maid* and nurses usually walk on the beach at about 3 ©{clock." aba <ald• demurely; -"I expect 1 shall be there." . At' 4 o'clock two wheel chairs swept leisurely down the bicycle avenue and >n past tin* BrdnkerH toward the beach. It nms the hour for Mrs. Allyn's dally anting, aud sluj preferred to take It in i wheel chft|r and leJkiirrly. The oc­ cupant of the jollier chair win Count I'Ortcgan, nnd from the satiafaction-on lib* face he had evidently discovered the mistake. As they turned tewnrd tbe beach'.putli they saw two figure* approaching them only a few yards till V. /■ "MLLE. ALLTN. KES IT POSRAIIIyLe!" CKIED THE COCNT EAlTUnOL’SLY. benefit and will have tume something like you mind my looking . lace cap a mutuent?" The girl removed it, to wear a cos­ yours. Would st your pretty with a pleased “This is exactly what you want. May.” went on Mrs. Allyn, holding it up critically. ‘‘You"— But May had sunt ebed tho little cap from the upraised Augers and placed It upon her own Huffy brown bale, j “Now. let me have your'npron a minute, please,’', she* cried merrily. “Thank you." us the girl complied. and ■be fastened th< apron to her waist ■wrltli deft Ungers. "And now the Host­ ing brush. There, ujamma. bow will thia do?" with a flourish of tbe brush and a sweeping courtesy. The girl laughed, and even Mrs. Al­ lyn smiled Indulgently as May dtanced ■way toward the middle of tbe rotonZU. flirting the brush Indlscrimleately over jardinieres and palm leaves as she passed. Soon pillars aud pains in­ tervened and concealed her from their Count 1'Ortegan and a young Amer­ ican sculptor were Just entering the roton*In. They bad known each other In Pn: ih nnd uttt again on the steamer comln : over, auil now they had come to Gr. y Harbor together, not because they l.:iil much In common, but they were requainted. and nil the people ■round were strangers. May did not notice them until 'tb£y •topped beside her. with •xclamatiohs of astonishment and pleasure. “Mlle. Allyn, ees it poqBalblejr Crted tbe count rapturously. "Eet fie Id Paris that you vanlab thin •‘Tbere's May now!” exclaimed Mra Allyn. "Buppwe we wait a few min­ utes dod apeak: with her." The coont'M face grew eager, and wonla 'of;an elaborate apology liega'n to form in his mind, but as the figures drew near and he naw tbe expresalou on thetr faces is they looked at each other the apology died asdy and a Parisian oath, muttered under . hla breath, took its place. He merely bowed politely and then waited fur Mrs. Allyn to give the signal to go on. JI«atr Obaervatlona, Some years ngo'.au xuthorvM of conriderable note wag entering a place of public entertaiement when the sound of l^er own naine uttered by a group lust in front of her attracted her at­ tention. and she discovered that a gen­ tleman in tbe company of several la­ dles was pointing out another lady at some, distance to his. companions ns herself. M0h. dear, she's not at all pretty!" said one of the ladle*, putting up her opern Klass. ' "Quite vulgar looking,” said another, adust In g hers to a better focus. "So dreadfully masculine." added a third. “Any one might guess ate was a bluestocking.- I pity her husband, 1 declare." . "She Is mascuUn?,*' sakl the jrentlemnn complacently, pleased to have in­ terested his companions. "You <!an we that even from here. ■ But you can't appreciate her ugllaesa without secln-. her full face. She ban a most ap­ palling aqulnt” Tbe authoress In question, who was neither masculine nor ugly nor afflict ed with a squint, had sense of humor anough to enjoy the situation. The health aud fragranefe and strength of the great pine forests are condensed in Pineules -a new discovery put up in a new'way. A cure for all ' Kidney, Bloodfand Bladder diseases, Backache, Lumbago and every form of Rheumatism. Pineules rid toe system of impurities^.Sold by Fred L. rf * , the druggist. rotis. ORANGEVILLE. * MORGAN. ’ The Infant bou ot Mr. and Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. Abram Burster are Frank Harper died Wednesday morn­ spending the week visiting their sues ing Jan. 4. The sorrowing parents at Nashville. have the sympathy of the community. ML Bert Fancher and Mr. J. Smith Miu Aukermau, sister of Mrs. Levi were in Hastings Monday. Groks died at the Wttei’s home Wed­ ; Elder Carpenter rep°rtfl l^at there nesday Jan 4. Funeral service were, ^will bo quarterly meeting at the Free Methodist church in Maple Grove com­ held Saturday at the ehurch. . Lena and Leia Morehouse were in! mencing Friday night and continuing over Sunday next. Plainwell last week Wednesday. Mr. Fancher aud Orville Hyde went Will Collison, visited friends fn this to Battle Creek last Thursday return­ vicinity a few days laat week. Kenneth House, the little grandson ing Friday. Quite a good rptay sucker? and a few of D. G. Cross. Is on the sick ■ list at the pickerel are being netted out of the MARTIN CORNERS present writing. , George Barry, of Bwiington, is The last of the club dances was well river below Tfaornapple late. Sucuuul and Dan Bullinger are put­ spending a few days with his parents, attended. There being 56 numbers ting in a fine lot of logs nt Morgan. called here by the death of bis brother. • out. Mrs. Dexter Jk convalescing quite Mp and Mra. Alex Gillwpie. of Lake­ Mt. and Mra. Willard Pierce,‘of Kai­ view, called on friends at this place amazon, attended the funeral of the fast and will soon be able to be out. auut. Miss Aukermau. Mias Stella Cule is alowly on the gain last week. u Mpn(Uy but will be some time before «be will There will be quarterly meeting at Mr. and Mra. J. V. Wlckbaui, Mr. I k„„„. WOnder how Ion? tbe wood l« able to be around. Dr. Shilling of the F. M. church at Stony Point Jan. nndj B. ’R. Murdock. Jane and {Roy - 3lt1 lafiL Nashville is attending her. 20to22ud. Wickham and Trumie Wilson attend- [ --------Mr. and Mrs' Chas. Boylee, of Rich­ ed tbe Star Grange, south of Hastings, BOWENS MILLS CRESSEY. land, and Mr.Jaud Mrs. Frank Barry, of Thursday and report a good time. I Charles Baughman Jr. went'to Lan­ Ypsilanti, were in attendance at the Special meetings thia week. The sick this week are: Albert Wil­ ding last Monday tb attend the Agri­ School began again Monday after a funeral of theit brother Jal Ibis.place liams, Mary Wickham, Susie Ruundef, cultural College. Sunday. . (WQ weeks vacation. Mre. H.’.B. Baruum, F. S. Barnum aud Fred Barry Jr. died Jan. Rih 1905 of After a weeks vacation, school comEthel Barber went to Battie Greek family. a complication of diseases aged 22 meuced last Monday with Mr. Wilson Saturday for. a short May.J , Mra. J. D. Townsend, Mary Cole, and as teacher. years 9 mouths 10 days. He leaves a Albert Fisher is somewhat improved Andrew Townsend were the guests of wife and little daughter, father, moth­ George Meek arrived from the West in health. . Mr. and Mrs. Jake Yarger. er, six brothers and five sisters to mourn last Saturday, his wife having come Mrs. Mattie Magi new, of Kalamazoo, Mr loss. Tbe funeral wax held Sun­ Mr ud Mra. A. J. Huntenlenwlned ' tht lu , of Julw •*-It is their intentions waa the guest of ber parents Mr. and day at tbe Martin chunfh and waa large­ a corapan, of youngJ. tipla last Tues- to _____ _ „, u place their future home. make this Jfn, C. J. Brown Friday and Saturday. ly attended. Services conducted by. day evening. John B. King, wife and MrvMaria Mrs. Warren Fisher will entertain Rev. Ottau. Interment in the Fuller Gardner visited at Elmer Kings near the L. A. S. to dinner Wednesday. cemetery. YANKEE SPRINGS: Carlton Center the first of the week. . Rose Noteboom went to Kalamazoo Miss','Nellie Casady who Las^been Yankee Grange No. 243 met hi reg­ Friday to remain with bur sister until NORTHEAST HASTINGS. aick for the past two weeks retqir.ed ular session last Saturday at 2p. tn. There will be Sunday School follow­ her dutiet ob teacher in district No. 3 with W- M. in the chair, the third and Monday. Mrs. Charles Honeytett is again car­ ed by preaching at the church next Monday. fourth degrees L-ciug conferred. J t waa ing for baby Katie Barlier. .. Sunday morning. Mrs. Fox has returned from her visit voted to have thelnFtallatiop of offierra ' .-^nuis Whitmore, of Delton, visited in two weekF, Jan. 21st. . ^ith relatives at EatonJRapitlt:. Several from thia vicinity attended friends here Thuraday and Friday, the funeral of Fred Barry at Martin The institute which is to tv held at* Mra. Ben VoortiicB. uf Aliddlevllie, this place next Saturday, the 14th will Mrs. Rupe is assisting Mre. Newell (’oroeni. He leaves a wife ard babe is the guest of relatives here. who have uur sympathy in their be­ Mias{Addie Noiris has revered her be held iu the church, dhiner 'Itaing Barber for a few week*. . Mrs. Philip Barber is quite sick with reavement. connection# with the Warren Feather served In th»* hall. AU are invited. Mrs. Clarence *Kinue ia on Regain tonsilith. bone factory at Aliddleville utd retnruCARLTON CENTER. ed|hon.c w Mrs. Albert Fisher and Mra. Euos after a four weeks ajekneta. ’ Mr. James Muncy baa sold his dryer Miss Jessie Brucks who has la-en Barbvr were in Kulnmazoo Saturday. Chas. Hutchiqwn, of Irving, is the at Dowling. / . guest oijMyrou genaiba ar.djwife. spending the holidays with her parents, Miss Minnie /Wood has returned to’r >fra. Clarence Demond, formerly Miss Mr. aud Mrs. G. F. Brooks; returned lo CLOVELDALE. Grand Rapids after visiting her broth­ Eulah Teller, died last^Sunday at the resume her stupes at Coats Grove the The poles are set through Center er and family, Homer Wood. home ofj.her parents in Orangeville. first of the week. Mr. William Bottrall, of Ionia, spent street for another telephone Hue. The funeral will be held at the U. B. Mra. Orr Ffaher ia very poorly, the Poles are al>o being eet Just south is suffering with heart direase and lachurch Wednesday. Deceased was Sunday with bis wife, Mrs. Ina Bottrall. highly respected. They expect to make further improve-,, of the village for a line to Cedar Creek. firipp* Telephone service is being extended men Is in their atore. Mr. and Mre. Whitlock, of BarryvIHe, At the last meeting of the Ladies also west ami northwest. visited at her Bisters, Mre. Bert Ki one's HIGH BANK. Isaac DeBack and family, A. F. Nor­ Aid Society Mre. *8. Leavens and Mrs. Saturday. | ' . The way mother earth looks today, Plank were admitted to membership. ris, Mark Norris Jr. and wives also your Mrs. • Lewie Koble ie on tbe gain at and If the snow continue® to fall, we Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ketcham, of Has­ scribe were guests of Charles Collins thia writing, Dr. Roberts attending. will soon have a nice run of sleighing. tings, attended the institute Monday and family last Sunday. Mr. Thomas Erwin, the organizer of Sarah Erb is- slowly improving and and were tbe guests of Mr. and Mra. COATS GROVE. the Gleaners here, lost a very valuable !b very comfortable since her removal FredjFleming. Dr. Roberta has all he can do as there .horse las( week, earned 'by breaking from |H as tings, wberefshe was confined There is some talk tbat the old black­ is much sicknera in this locality. ' several weeks|witb a fractured hip. smith f bop and lot are lo: be disposed its leg while Id the stall. Mr. and Mrs. Rddgera who arealek at Mrs. Cora (Cornwell, of Lawrence, Bom to Mr.'aud Mrs' William Bpr- of and the building removed. If such , Michigan visited her parents, Rev. Henry; Rudebaugh’s are not getting any man'Thursday morning a daughter. • is the case it will remove one of the better. ' The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. old landmarks and al) will be sorry to, Feather and wife, last week. Henry Yerty is sick with the grip Rev. D. Feather etill continues to George laciamoreRis sick with pneu­ see it go. ' and. neuralgia. । A Iman Olds and son Dewey, of Has­ hold revival-meetings ae South Maple monia. . Vern Cline, of Middleville,, is visit-, Grove. Mr ^and Mis. Jstnes Freeman and tings, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. * Burt and^ArthurgPatton and their iug friends in this neighborhood. daughter Florence visited at Devere H. B. Gammon. The meetings at the Schlipp! church Hooks Sundav. ' Not withstand ng the siorm. about wives visited the fan.fly of Peter have doted. Mosher lost Sunday. ICO attended the Farmer’s hietitute ou Walter lekt ; went to'Kalamazoo Munday. TbetsessJops wertsSeld in the James Fleming.: the towmhip treas­ Ryan Bros, shipped 1'1 Jambs from last fweek to {purchase a'new stove*for urer, was at Bagla's store Monday church. In the morning after music here last*Monday. the church. collecting taxes. by choir under leadership of Mrs. Row­ Word] comes from Mrs. T. C. Scbiil land Mr. J. F. Edmonds,, the chair from*!, her North Dakota borne thafiI man called upto J. E. Habbiti who GLAJSS CREEK. DO NOT EXPERIMENT Tuesday] after Xmas the weather was ij spoke upon the benefiiH retailing from Jesse;Httrthy, of Outgo, is vlelting on yourself If you have 38 belowf zero. How do you suppose ;I farmer’s organizing, [firat recoginitiou his brother George and family. we would enjoy such weather here? ;I frcrn£telephone companies land second Miss Ella Corbett, of- Stanwood, baa That is not Sad out there but I guess ■ । social benefits. His address Was fol been spending the past week with her we don’t 'care to have it quite so cold !; iowed by an address by A, E. Croman aunt Mrs. Edgar (itia.. . here. IT IS DANGEROUS. upon Forage crops, after which ail i’. R..Kains returned Tuesday from went to O’Connors hall for a picnic The disease can be cured and we it our business to cure it. Jewell and intends to enttd rhe winter GRANGE HALL CORNERS. dinner. In the afternoon then* were make with hia daughter Mre. B. Jen kin a. ■ addresses by Prof. Burnham, of Kala­ We have a remedy Mr?. Ruth Dotiglars is viaiUhgher Installation of officers at the Grange mazoo, County Commiseioner of schools Hall last Saturday night. A fine time is Ketcham and A. E. Crtopan of state son Ola, of Hartings. > reported.J Fried cakes and coffee were grange. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kronewitier visit­ served. ed Glass Creek grange Saturday night H. Burroughs and wife spent Santhat we will guarantee to remove and help install efflerra for the ensueday at Nelson Birds. McCOMBER SCH’L HOUSE. the poisonous URIC ACID frofn ing jear as follows M , W. Harena; O^ Mrs. sherm Zimmerman is under the Miss Sarah Traver has retimed home your system, and a simple treat­ B. Jenkinri; Treaa|» W. Otis: Leek. M. care of Dr. Allen, of Bedford, at pre­ after helping Hrs. Diirffeeia couple of. ment to be followed in connection Garhatn: G. P.. Orvll Burdeff; S, F. sent. | vrithitthat willcomplete the cure. Gorham; Chap. Ida Otis: A.S..F. Ba­ weeks. . vins; P.. M. Havens;C., Mrr. M. Bavens: (Quite a namber from here attend­ Robt Bryans and wife fiaited Mr. The Remedy Is for sale by Fn N. Nt ■ lands, A- S., Zola Otis, after ed the grange meeting at the Grange and Mrr. Jim Crawley Suhday< which all (njojtd a gcotf oyster topper meeting at the Star Grange the 4th. Mrs. Robt Traver returned home and program. Some of the men of the neighbor­ Saturday after a weeks visit with her hood ate cleaning out the Creek’s be­ mother in town. Bert,* Newland who hap be^n several We will furnish you advice and tween the lakes aud they think they Treatment suited to your days north and at Battle', Creek returaReuben Critics is helping Jim Craw­ the r.mr Prw* if will X..* __ are doing better work than the big ed home last week. case Free if you will but write us. ley cut wood this week. dredge did last year and ndtnear eo (Over twettCy y«ts’ experience) Born to Roy Er way and wife a much expenae to it either. daughter. THE ATHLOPHOROS CO.. New HavcB.Com THE EDITOR’S WIFE Mra Lovilia Stevens is caring for School commenced Monday moitotag after two weeks vacation. Mrs. Carrie i Parmelee and Mrs. Hat­ tie Fuller visited Mrs. Will ChaaeWedneaday. Miss Arvilla and Ford Stowell were the guests of their grandma Mrs. H. B. Barnum Sunday. Quite fl number from this way at­ tended the funeral of Fred Barry jr. at the Martin church Sunday. Interment iu the Fuller cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tasker, son and daughter, Mr. Trumie'Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. 15.JR. Murdock, Mr. and Mrs, J Friend, and Mrs. Millie Cole, of Carl­ ton, Miss Bolter Lois, Myra Firafer dn'8 Winn Fisher, of Hastings, were visitors at J. V» Wickham's Sunday. Mr. George£Herrington and faftilly - of Woodland, were the guest oiGeorge E.UI«r-. people S.lurd.y, & >2 TONSILINE SORE THROAT. Rheumatism Mlo-phribs W. J. Holloway Mra. Zimmerman. Berton Bowser and Grace Bristol spent Saturday and Sunday in Battle Creek the guwts of Floyd Budd and wife. ' } Mr. Burroughs and Wife, of Banfield, spent Saturday with .their xhildien near Lacey. Look out for Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. They are dangerous at this Beason of the year. They lead to pneumonia or consump­ tion. You can prevent or cure all such complaints withBee’e Laxative Honey and Tar—an improvement over all cough, lung and bronichlal remedies, and tbe best Cough Syrup. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist Foley’s Honey u,a Tar *or children.vtfc.ture. Noottiaies. Letter From an Illinois Newspaper PROHATK ORUKH. Man that is Well Worth Reading. Cotmty of hurry. **». TT." 011 IV* Prob*** for th* The following letter from Si H. Dun|yrn'..h,4‘1,,p mi ih” ,,rnt»‘« otnA mu, editor of tbe Seaton, til., (indepen­ dent, shows that there is atl loot one day tbe 3nl day of January In the year o»r editor that wauls to help others lie ', ChMsrad nine bundled nud nve. nTTS1' M'Jl’u& Jn<,<* Probate. writes as follows: I K^rr “* “UU * Joha V “To the editor of the Banner­ r’X?d'‘”r.. B,,r« ,hn petition dnly verl. !j2’h y^u» wou,d Print tbt> following.' of raid and thus help me to do a kihdneas to ' entalr praylnjt for rm»on» ■*irntDl»Uah>r tbereln that he your readers. My wife has been a may Iw* llo»nwd to «««i] tbe teal estate of sai.i ^„t„ great sufferer with stomach trouble®! tlix-Muwi r‘*re' and the fo i years practically tin invalid. Nothing * !* ** M* b~r n< prtllhm anil that the heir* at law of sal J u? heJp ber unl11 1 Procured a 1 Hi Jit'll im nth.. . . nat“re’B cure for dys-. m “"frSrS*^SSrtS u,- t »» -. °f ludepeildent.” I W. J. Holloway han the local agency 1 equals ’^ n-inflcti <wi»1r Editor Duncan DuncWLuu offen to pey for XI o-n, f fn any । c*M where ll doe, not glee Utl faction.) In tbe Hatuno Ra.xnkm a t»ew» ,u 5^ ^Ch^lIiack. kllac.h.oox. (rgSUSf-' Deafness Cannot be Cured br local apBlknttaB, as they uoaot wneh tbe iKVlk’ti ot, the ear. Tbe re h oelj cuie way lo cure ileal nrwk. and Lb*t U by etnuttta* UonuIooirdMlon aftbc moeww Hnlns«< tbelto•tacblan TiAm. When this tube In inflamed vou bare a nunbllnt soond or Imperfect bearing, and whMi It te entirelyIr>enclosed . Dcafnen la Cba rt_ ___ 1 .. .-L ..._ ..... ...... .. ...R, .. Ia. OJUIIItton. tM-nrinz will t* <l!stroye« forever; ntM CSMA out Of fi*n are eart-ri by Catarrh, whteh 1« nothlnr bur an Inflamed condition ot the nwcotr* eurface*. . Wc will rlrt One Hundred Italian* tor any <*«• of Itaafnnw (CBuMxi by cwtarrh) that caaauc l>«> cured by Haifa Catarrh’Cure. Send for circuHrn free. F. J. cur.sky « Oo. Tntwo.o. Bold by l>n:«UL«. 75c. Take flair<rnniltt I'liufnr mn«Upattaa. lu the little colds that grow into big colds; the big colds that end in con­ sumption and death. Watch the little colds. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup. .THIMYmIm �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY ra, ijy. IRE FARMERS on™ FREE u . I .• Homestead LANDS , Of Western Canada ' 2E?.J X?er fo? ’kw* of whesr h0 andJwotoerrrata, for 190<. 70,000 PAJ?JfEl?S । receive 155.00 >"*lon^’or*M their Wheat ____________ aversev of ftOO for each far Tbe return, from Oats. Bi FREE Homestead ! Apply for Information to Super­ intendent of I inmigration. Otta- »• aarnes. “No public'library l" safe from book thieves, in the big libraries they have spotters to watch men who ask for rare editions, but in the small libraries we must depend ou the girls employed who happen to detect a thief by chain .*: if possible we catch the book i: |,» rc’cite's Oic.iUpbr and nskhliri if he hits not forgotten to have the volume'checked off at the registry’ desk. If be is an old hand be s*ys; " ’1 haw forgotten my curd, but 1 will bring it around tomorrow.' “Ho hand* back the book nnd disappenra to retfppear in that particular li­ brary no more for many, mouths. Tbe majority of book Thieves do not steal novels/ They go after works nt refercnee, nhnsuues, year liooks and such things, tliut most of them probably nerd in their business, but cannot af­ ford to buy. That is why suck vol­ ume* are milled down In many librarie~. 1 b.io* .actually known a woman to get away with .f city directory un­ der her ehM.k." - New York Press BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION CURED BY ft LACK-DRAUGHT Because the liver .□ neglecb-jl ieople suffer with tMiatfnauon, bflionsneaa, beadnclteHand fi-ven. Cokisattac lungs and c<4:tigiou< " » hold of the svritcui. , 1 bedlord'< Black-Draught liver regulator. j drtv<i»c drug. Hut a : healthful la rati v| that riipatton ruul mar l»c taken by a mere child without ‘ possible harm, The healthful abtion on the liver cur»M biti<H’-n<*.«J It ha, an inJiipjratitur effect on the kidneys. BreatMe the Inert and kidneys do not work regularly, the pvi»onou« acidrt along with!the waste from Ute bowel, gri Hick into the blood and virulent contagion nwultn. Tiutdr* traumeiit wich Thed­ ford's BlM-k-I>raught reiMjve® the d.mg'Ta which lurk iu amatipation, lifer and kidney troubles, and will p>w<l<Miy fon-stall the inroads of Br<giit> di^*.i.*?. for which di»Muto Hi aitranced stages there ia । ho cure. Ask your dealer for a Etc. jtadtage of Thedtonl’s BlackI prsugld rimnvrv iiitiwt* I K (BATE OKIIEJ. . wins, Openr«l up a _ e«i'hhsi.ment. lie got atni^ w«4l fur awhile, bm sa<m all bis custunure 0oa<sl cotoitig. 74o.‘ti]jg u-,v.of t.toin on the stcedt-one nay <u day ntbe Inquired thr cauie. . 'Ttoeuin ..Are you don’t give inguiappe,” was theicurt t eply "But What la dot Ingnlappg;*'' he per­ sisted. “Uli. stnvjily a custom here. When one buy? anything at n grot er?- store the clerk or proprietor uauhlly "gives Iggnlappp nrt ,)IH^n-—that ta, n little aotbethlng in adiUtidn." . . ■■ "Oeh. dot is it. eb?*; rqdied pie 'grocer reflrTt,vrt,-r nnJ his w«yThe next customer, who came In waa served by him In person. After tbe package wni tied and band­ ed over the counter the grocer said suddenly: “What la der sum of sixteen hundert unt forty-seven nut eighteen, bundert unt niuer* • ' ’’Why. whatever do you mean?” cried the astonished purchaser. “Why. dot's your lagniappe—a leetie something In nddltiou, alndt Id?’ The- grocer shop cloned tbe foifffwing week.—New Orleans Tlmeo-DemocraL ‘ The natlvi’s of the Ran Hla* coast, pnrt of tbe^wontern coast of Routh Ameriva. hhve mnny pecnllar ciKtoms. The Inditin' boy after his marriage becornea the slave of hla fatlier-in-law and must submit In all things to his will until einaru-lpnteil by hla own I daughter's innrriagr, when he aeta up bls own home nnd become® tbenco' forth mn-stcr of hla Hou-In-law., The 1 ‘ men nre very* jealous of their women. aud In emu’ of .war or other grave j danger their first step is to kill1 their wives and children. They teijeve | dreauik r.nd Insanity to Ih: the work of | evil spirits, nnd the dreamer upon ielb iDg bis dream is killed. Tbe Inspne I are burner! alive. They .allow ne tor­ i elgner to sta-op in otto of their villages. had a running, itching sore oa my l<wp SuJTerwl torturH. [>oaH-s Uhll. • ment to,’k awar the burning and Itch­ tail uf Barry- h«’4«> nt tbe ftobate otBre, I *nK iMtanUy. and nuickly effected per um> ruy .w H? ttnp. in »id County. <>■ inaneut cure. ' C. W. Lenhart, Bowl ■i«yC!»rt n.tti day of to-remlwr tn'lh<« year inc Green O . nine hundred and totr. i । * ',n»n,/u.___________ Yi-w-m Can-. M. Maok. Judge of Trobu'.e. j rtv- 'iiMt'-r of tb* e-Uatoaf VHiuni H. ’ •' Uy ImiHM for luurtug the and hr lx* j 'h.wif-dfixmisnhl trust. hcreoiMHi *■ ------ ------it la ordered, that Mon Uy, ,K. the | ii day -if Luiwft. b. !»OJat ton o'clock lo tx' Ms-agried for the hearing ot Xfri’lCK OF HK-lKLAt; C 1^.1 MS. .wsua i ’ ,7Ui‘unp’Tu‘ *"7^ ' sit<i i-jMrt.tli«n to im hoidea at .tbe probate ; nrs lo I? 1-J ,vh .ml a7,’J h I.--.1> ’ np-dttoner may not ta-k ratitel.' Audit ■.u:^r ..t tor.-1 that ' ,us- to -lu« per-oii. tnt>T--stod la Mid rebU« p-od-Mcy of ^d petition (Uld.th- hrartM V‘if r‘ ” .1KH..J It. th., it Birotit a n,-u-v •«o ami •■ n-i'!»l« I !u mJi! I'j'-uity of -.ly. in earit v<fk for th red nicwsalvi •k« in to <iayuf Iftsnint. :» C. Hncok. C.Ha.i^VI. Ma< k. f'rahato K-fU»t *i. Jadf* o< i’robata Tn>" Cour. 1 •’that <?a£XrarilawJj toTJpSlt ihrir rinltnt Igalnst the «st*U ; w,. r...n,, thattoallpresent creditor* said ■!-'cea*«J lu|cr.'5 tbrirof ehdmS to nal.i Brul«to Com’, nt th- Croh.-din . lb I -V t r .-xxtntoaUon uad nllowauie. on ! i,aj„rrItH IJth day ut Al.nl uext. riid ,thal ni.rfri.mu* will I h? beard bc/or- said Court.. ou quillv. theJ'rith day of April nrrt, al tan t’ctock tn lhe iqrmnon of that da}. n.-m d nrit. inn. >. b.. n»i. . VltAHLEH M. Mxra. j NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Htal" of .Michigan. County of Harry, si. i > 1,1.iv.» , ■ I r --- - • , - - ---Uli J'iJic;al iareutt-ln PfoMto Cwrt tor the coontj of Barry, ria te tn I ttk* vth day of l>ecembi*r A. 1>. IHM. fo.ir ... ... .... .v_ fron, pmt (j^je nere ajloweit for ctedl; tor, to tb»*h claJins aanluit the ertato ol Tft»*r Coc’nliuni late Of N»hi ronuty. <torefsif'd an<i that aH crmlllftr* of s.U<i ilnwuri nr<* rt-qiilntd to t‘rc.«4tat their claims to salt! Prot-nte Ull. ' :>p«»rhi« thru ■' Co-pt.at the iToPatf (»!Bce iu tim City if H «*Uni-, tor exanusatton .m4 idlowaoce. :ot». before the tothi >taV of April next. 11 at -.-.•th Ohiims n*f!)i be-r-d Wore salt! Csjirtku . . itSuU.ty. the'loth day of April next, sat tea noril-v4th.it U*e •(• I<r, v-infee montan > o'dsx-k In the forenoon of tlmt day. . I that within | iui-nl iwumber sth. A. !>.. 1VM. Chaiillh M. Vxcm. . •utr day* th- cui.u Utcaal cant'! ithi< onJer . Judge ot Probsle. m* In <h>* Bastitqp HMnnrr: Mtlrt 1 .HcakiOii t»l«v«x»T tln-.il <>n«* Injfach ruek State of Mfchigin. 5th Judicial Circuit—In ... r., A I’llVUK. •Gl.KMKXTrtNlTII. • dbaneery. j ■ . ; • r mUcttor* for Com plain® >it. Circuit Judce. Leuna K. Melntfre. . nidtitM Ad'IrvM. HMtlnp. Mlctitypui. • (kj'upbduant. JeMe R. Mctntrye. f IH-tonlant. . . Sult pending to tbe Climilt Cour’, for the pkohatk okueu. Coanty of Harry lu Chancery at tho < Ity ot Ha*­ itxto « Michigan. County of Barry, M. -------------------------------,.T» («• Ifluan on the !»th day of Noveinlier WOI. t »a w.uilou M-tftioa of . Ito the1 ITubSlO (■robsto J.Oitrt COi*'* 1lor the present, the Hun. Clenr-nl smith. mty*ri inty*of Barry, Harry. teoldcn holdcn at nt the FrofrUe Trot office lb jn tiu» esiUw h kppeHriue tbat tim,Defendant. ■ cltr ‘M llasltiiff'.iltoaldcomity <mMcdnvM,ay B. McIntyre. I« a reddeot of this City, but • ■.'Id day at f>i«ctnhej' tn ttri yoir one | that hl< wIierealicnitK nre not knowu. cxcapt rtj-.unl nine hundtM ami four. ■ thm he4< lu bldlut lu this Stole and cva'llox the YcMOt, Gbax. M. Mack. Judye <4 )‘roi»te. serrlee of proceM: therefore on inotieu of ■t the matter of the rattfr- of Saniusl Weekj. Thomas & Pryor, wilcltor* (or tbe C'Jinplkluant. ->AH*d. ■ ....... ' tils onlwredl hut the Defendant enter bta .u»u reading and filing the ix-tinou duly ven- j i^nranee In said cause on or before three month* I.t, of vl AbbtoC. A 0.’,* 1 ’• Weeks, '* ■ n^, wiflow of ml* dtjoeasjjd • . . from the dale ul this order arid that within 20 ■ vtatthatsn instrument now nu flto In this dajs tbe (Xinutlslnsot cau»o this order to be >r£ nun>oitins to l»<- the*hut will and tosta- tiubiiKljcd In the Hastings (tanner. Mid pubilca<'t of Ui<l deoeaswt Im adniltt--'! to Probate lon to lw* continued once each wrekfey Mix I th- Executor chnxetu nnmod appointed or weMkriQsuecesMca.. u- oltow Miitalilti porwiu. Thomas & Prvob. rutMXXT Smith. rhcreuiKM It is ordered, that Friday the Jtolidwrs for CuaiplaUmut. T’lreuit Jada>. ■ti das ot J annary. A. P- 1WS. at to u clock BoslneM Addre*. Basting*. Michigan. . . tbefornDtMtn, lie f,or. the hrartM of .1 petiUou and tlmt the ta-ln- Ml*« of mW -reJwxl and all o.brr tuta*«tod to d eatatr. are n'fiilrrd tn appear at a*iwton s*W (Jeuri. ttmn to Im holdra al the probate -M*. ta d-how Furnish Your Home FREE! Write for Descriptive Catalouge of 200 Mid petition si«l the bearing Useful Articles, cousisti'ng of r a copy of this order to be t.iubod ia uw IlAM-raqa BANxr.aanews HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC. prlatod and clrcuhtft tn said county o< which are GIVEN FREE with order* <nr thr«w HUceeMiVO for Soap and Toilet Goods. The lav­ CHAS. M. MACK. ing to our customers of middlemanV profits enables us to give you these 1 Tree Oc*y.| beautiful presents. WRIyE TO-DAY oley’s Honey colds, prevents Tar The Home Soap (i., DETROIT anfl fajrfcluosptiing the Sobbing girl wllo clthfgj d« <pcrntely to the liniul.o ax! she wy::t down Info the. rushing mdddy' waler. ' "I wiaL k u gs deep enough to drown me," site giispcd us she struggled to- Visitors to a quaint iillle'cliurcb !u Fi I \j England olx-erve n cur.^us «•«<• In the : shape of a high niocl with a Jt-nuier Baf H Irk V l| tup like a nnddlr Th* parish clerk I I II I I I | I shown not a little pr'tie in thl» relKf.ud 1 | || 1 i I | Si i tells its story with re 1 Lili. During the ! Lw ■ I law I "Why. Kathleen, child, .why are’yoh K£veuttenlh and clgfalf-vutii ceiiturie* __ —H By OTHO B. SEKGA the country parsons were aecustomtsl i H i 'v | ! f, out! In tills storin'?” | g | f | g | Is her misery she did not recognize to spend rau.-h of ihelr time hunting} III f'Wirttfit. t»A.hv(M»n Lilli -tire strong, comforting voice, land sht with ihelr country squires. O(ttin-1 I I ■■ I I I lr^^ I'1,11 ■ only cried helpIcMly nw site was lifted times the fox got more attention tlntn | III I I t| tj li *■ She ran down the stattu ^eagerly nt bodily Into a luxurious <*nrrlage and the M*nuon on- the following Sunday. } I I .1 • 8u< h was tho (.use xvjtli Tbe pnnum who } U 1^ | | the x<*inifidf tbe; pb.«tnmn> boll. ’ the door ctoseil. “Don't cry. Kathleen. We’ll be bon* left the saddle stool behind him ns a ' • 1 M I i* Z Z ai'1 "Four or five, with cheek* In. please!" she cried gnyly, bolding.out her hand. In a few minutes, and you must make ‘ yourself dry and wann before you take Ml*s falrlle, who bad •received the mall, pasaed Kathleen's to her reluc­ cold and are sick. How fortunate I home in the saddle than to tbe pulpH. MIIV I IVIIIvl J Will IVI I tantly. Her ex|N!rirnced ryes told ber was passing, and on my way to the so In order to introduce some of the life nnd spirit lirto Ids dlucourw s which Octagon too!” there were five rejected manuscripts. Tbe Octagon was the home ot the lie felt while in tbe hunting field, the Without speaking Kathleen returned reverend gentleman hail thl* saddle bachelor girls, six Of them once, now slowly to ber room. • stool made. It war placed in tbe pul­ "Pnor little disappointed glri!” sighed only two. thanks to Cupid. pit l>efore tlw parson mounted the She was trembling with cold and the editor, who had pasr.cd through just such bitter experiences years be­ nervousness and wretchedly conscious steps. Once astride t.hla hobb.v tbe par­ of her wet. bedraggled, miserable ap­ son was able to reach a much higher fore. “L won't write any more?' poor Kath pearance. but tbe pitiful picture of her degrvt* of enlhnxiaam and eloquence leen waa sobbing. "H’s evident I’ve Imagination was still too strong to be than he could have unmounted. . made a mistake In supposing. I could dismissed. “Did you gvt a job?” she whispered write. Fl! apply for a place scrubbing intensely nnd then laughed hysterically ,Ferdijnind liHSRlrr, the father of tbe offices or washing dishes or something at the unfamiliar phraseology of ber United Staten coast survey system, like that" was odcc waited ripop by a committee question. She put on ber heavy boots and laced Coleridge stared at ber uncompre of congreaH went to Inquire into tbe them up with vicious tugs at tbe bendlngly for a second, and then hl® progre.HS of the work. The committee strings. reached New York nnd wended tlieir . rains hard--pours down.” gianc- fare lightened. way u|wtnirM to the room where Hass­ "I—I have hopes of one.” gravely. •TOg out nt the unattractive street “and ler was drilling bls classes and [in-par­ *Tm glad-si glad. Oh. I wish I I'm glad of It A sunny day would lx ing tliefu-'for the work. Hassler, who could give It aD back to you!” actual mockery!" allowed no intruders, met. them at the "The money you mean? ” She pin on a short skirt and a mack door and Inquired their btisinusR. They Intosb and adjusted her oldest hat. cry­ . “Money .Isn't; all. other! answered that they had cinne to' In­ ing l-Itforiy nil the wldlc. ! vestlgute. "What port of the ft-urk do “That store Hint 1 sent to tbe Impe­ things. Kathleen.” earnestly vvatchlnq •' you wish to inspect?" inquired the her exprexsiva fare. "What would you j rial Is Just.exactly wha/t the e litor sal I think of a womnu who refus«*d a man '' Swiss niutbeuiaticlau. Congress bud be wanted the iitupld uld thing! I no definite Idea on tbat point "Then wish 1 was rich and owned a innga* be<*ause4n‘ hud Ix-come poor?’ you had l»eitcr go and find out.” re­ "Did Miss HairU* do that?" cried sine. Look at that rip In my glove! I turned HaRsler ns lie shut the door In don’t carej scrubwomen'are not expect­ Kathleen hotly., ’ir never dreamed she tly face* uf the ustonlaiied commit­ And CUTICURA Ointment, would be so mercenary." ed to wear gloves!” tee. Tbe commltti-r looked , at ouch the great Skin Cure. “Would you do tbat. Knthlren?" She tramped heavily down the italn. "No. 1 would not.*” passionately. “I'd -.other and on second sober thought cou“Don'turo out. Knlhlccn." called Mi&s eluded that Hassler wns about right love hlntaall the more nud try to make Fafrlie’s gentle voice. "It is such « and quietly wendoil their way dirtrn and beautifying theSk it up to him In other ways.” driving storm, and I have, just received Hands of infanta and “I'd bo glad to be poor If I could stairs nnd back to Washington. a note from Mr. Coleridge that he will afford instant relief as know that you loved me. Kathleen.” call this morning." 1 skin-tortured babies. Sbe gnxed at him with frightened, "I don't want to see him." miserably, troubled eyes; A scientific. journal tells this story poking blindly among thp umbrellas “1 bare loved you n long* time. Kath­ of n toad's cunning: A. brood of chick­ and taking the worst looking one in the leen," be urge^, "but you are so much ens waa f*d with moistened weal in *tan<l. saucers, nud v ben the dough soured a younger I was afraid to ask you." "Please stay. Kathlren." urged Miss . “But you have Just proposed to Miss little It attracted large numbers of Fairlie. “He won't enj^y a call with Falrlle!” she’ burst forth vciiementJyi flies. An observant load had evidently me stoie. It must>seem lonely when "And sbe refused you because you are -noticed this, and every day toward he comes now—only two of us—and now jioor''— • /evening he would make bls appearance there ti-MSi to be so many"— “Oh. no.” quietly, ”1 only supposed in the yard, hop to a saucer, climb In Kathleen stopped cryInc long enough a case. 1 proftosed to her ten years and roll over until he wns covered with to snap out pettishly: "Lot him stay ago. and sbe refused because she cared meal, having done which he awaited away then. What does he come.here more for her career. We have been developments. Tbe flies, enticed by the well until a new Inspector came. After for. a rich man like him? I hate rich good friends .ever since. It Is you, smell, soon swarmed around theacbem examining the meter be ciphered long people! ’ Kathleen, that I want. If you can care •ing imtracblan. and whenever one pass and ettmeMly. At length the ok! lady Mias Fairlie laughed. "You needn’t ed within two Inches or so of his nose anxiously exclaimed. "A’m no' tae bar hate him for that reason. In this not* for a poor mnn-an old fellow like his tongue carted’out and tbe fly dis­ a big itcoount thl* time, am IT* “No. he says he wants us to know that he Ho put out his band entreatingiy nnd appeared. The plan worked so we'l mem." ,suh. tbe luapevtue. “it's the touched her wet glove. She shrank that tbe toad made a regular business other why niioot. The company's owin’ j . you tuppence. Yon bare surely been from him and buddled miserably back of it. b lawing r-;>rra hard this time." Into* the corner. "Don't touch me.” she cried sharp In typhoid - fever the Intestine* are ly, "and don’t talk niore--l can't bear tbe gear of «'ie trouble, aud al! solid Grime*—1.suppose you tell your wife It—now." food- should be debarred. Here nutri­ everything >vben you get home? Grant And then a miracle happened, for a tious broths aud liquids are needed, —No. hot everything. Grimes—Of man comprehended a woman's feelings. but no tuvat should be given-until the course hot. but the things she want® Coleridge reached into the broadcloth temperature has lieen normal for sev­ to know. Grant—Sly dear fellow, those pocket at toe side of the carriage and eral days: lu scarlet fever avoid till are tiieitlihgs 1 don't teU her. 1 use drew uut a hand mirror. nitrogenous foods, been use the kidneys up so iqucb time telling ber the thing* “Ix>ok, Kathleen, see how pretty the and kklu nre .congested, and those are she do-iu’l care to' know that thervjft. rain has made your hair curl.” no time left for her to question m* She 'enugbt-the giass eagerly. “1 the nrgtuiN tbat excrete nitrogen. Their about tbe things she does want’ to ^thought there wm mud on my nuMe." . work should be lessened, not increased: know.—Boston Trunserfpt. For this reason any of the legumes, laughing and crying together. “It's ,u winder there Isn't, the wny I fell beans, peas or lentils should nut be used. Broth made from them would be Stop it. down." . He took the mirror from her cently. most disastrous. wlifie beef or muttou A neglected cough or ooid may lead "You haven't answered my question. broth, which la- less nutritious, can be to serious bronchial or lung trouble®. readily iiKpimilnte.!. Don’t take chancre when Foley’s Honey Kathleen." and Tar affords perfect security from She gnzctl earnestly into bis pleading furious eff-ct of a cold. Sold by W. H. fneo. •'(’ottid you really lie glad to be A worthy dni.ie of Dundee. 'Scotiatul. Goody ear, the druggist. in order to keep down her gas account , "If you loved me. Katlileen. I could was In the habit of blowing down the A/u be glad for eve:ytiihur.'' pipes. thus reversing the bands of the •n airft* irJdneyn an« “Tljen p>ase lie glait.’’ she tnnrtnured Hcftly. “for I hare loved you alway-" Ho took.her In Ids arms nnd held her close. ••KntLl<t*n, dear. 1 am-half Ashamed, now. to tell yon. Hut that LOVED Y0V A I.O.XO TIME, KATH- flute to Mies Falrlle wn« a base de­ LKlsr," HB VUGKD. ception- to you. I wanted to be sure has loit every dollar he passeswd. He that y;>u loved me. me—poor and 'out asks if I[ can boi;> him get the pofrlchiu of itstihl.tout edlh-r on Brinsley’s that •‘Do. you mean tbat you are not Is to l>e vacant soon.*’. 'poor—that you are still rich?" she Knthh on stared nt her with Wide, •Tied regretfully. "Ob, and I thought start k-d 1 could help you"— ■ ?ry, very sorry for him.” turn' "You will help me with zyour love. Ing ber tear stained fare away. dearcst/'nlHl I nm doubly rich now hard to >e poor, even for.those whb nre that I have you." The Rind You Have Ahvnys Bought, and which has been, used to t." She vv.*i« silent for a moment, nnd in use for over 30 years, has borne the RtiYnature of you stay In. Kathleen?* tlicn liivghcd joyouvly. “On secund !'I can's. Miss Falrlle. I'm In just that thought I nm glad yop are rich. I want nnd .has been made under his per­ mood tbi t I must go out and Walk. 1'11 you to buy a magazine?’ sonal supervision since its infancy. edme bi k for luueh. though, if you'reAllow no one to deceive you in this. to Ito het All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Justus-good” are but “I aha 1 stay at' home today. Walk My father was the most punctual Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of off your ‘blues* nnd then come home mini 1 ever knew. He was iflways Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment, and mak: • yourself pretty. I’ll ask Mr. ready for family prayers, for meals, Colcridqit to.Rtay for lunch.” and met every engagement, social or Knthlo u plodded almlanly along In biadnHs. at the moment He expected tlic rain. forgetting, her own misery In nil of us to be the same and taught uh the conti mp'atkm of the changed for­ the use nfid necessity for forming such Castoria is a harmless substHute for Castor OH, Pare­ tunes of Mr. Coleridge. goric, Drops aud Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It *^Iow will |;e endure it?” ahe thought habits for tbe convenience of nil con­ contains neither Opirhn, Morphine nor other Narcotic pityingly. "1 suppose he'll have to give cerned. I never knew him late for Sun­ up (but elegant home and bls horaea day sendee at the post chapel. He substance. Its age ia its guarantee. It destroys Worms and carriages and everything. I dare used, to appear sqme minutes before and allays Feverishness. It cures DiairrlKcu and Wind nay be’ll .lnisa the orchids the most. the rest of us In uniform, jokingly ral­ Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, ciires Constipation lying my mother for being late and for And bis Bummer home and tbe auto— and Flatulency, It assimilates the Food, regulates the oh. dear, how hard It will t>e! 1 didn't forgetting something at -the last mo­ Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud xaturul sleep. ment. When, he could wait no longer think MI-tJi Fairlie seemed very sympa­ The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. thetic.” resentfully, "and they have for her he would say that he was off and would march along to church by been such friends too.” Tbe rain poflred down unceasingly, himself or with any of tbe children genuine always and the told east wind piercer! ber who were ready. There be sat very straight well up Id tbe middle aisle through nnd through. . Bears the Signature of “My feet are sopping wet," she mut­ and. ns I remember, always became tered wretchedly, "and if the wind very sleep.v nnd sometimes even took a blows much harder I’ll have to put tbe little nap during the sermon. At tbat umbrella down. It Is all, I can do to time this drowsiness of my father’s hold it Perhaps he's tramping around was something awful to me. inexplica­ this morning looking for , work and is ble. ±Anow It was very bard for me to keep\ awake, nnd frequently I did cold and wet—and hungry”— She sobbed In pity at the picture pre­ not But why he, who. to my mind, sented by a tod vivid Imagination and could do everything that was right stepped unscelngly off tbe sidewalk in­ without any effort, should sometimes to the gutter, through which a flood of be overcome I could not understand In Use For Over 30 Years. water rushed noisily. A sudden gust and did not try to do so.—"Recollecof wind tore pitilessly at the old nm- flons and Letter® of General Robert B. breUa, ripping the cover from the rita® As It Happened ; f To Kathleen i; am notor slomfort f-wy's CASTORIA What is CASTORIA CASTORIA The Kind Ton Have Always Bought �PRISON STRIPES. SHREDDED WOT *771? standard Ail-da^ CervaZ* Served with mint tian witfifruits,preserves end vegetables. StlRFDDED WMEAT WITH BERR/F5 BISCUIT tinrl “Did you ever stop to think about the origin pf tbe airipes we use 1? oor prisons?" snkl it man with an eye fu: the curious. "If you have not, it will not take you long to figure the thing out If you happen to know anything about tie Bible. ■ ’• “For instance, in the laws and ordi­ nances of Deuteronomy we find tht following, which will give us tbe clew to the origin of die stripes ns a badge of infamy: 'If there lie a controversy between men nnd they dome unto judg­ ment tlmt the judges tpny Judge them, then they shall jimtUfy the righteous and copdcmh the ivlcki-d? And it stall be If the wlckiU niuu he worthy tu Is: beatei* that the judge shrtil cause him to lie down and U» be beaten before hi’ face. m-coriJliiK to his fault, by n ocrtaln uumbdr- Forty stripes be why give him nnd not excoedt less if he should exceed iiud beat him above these with nmfiy ftr|pcfi; then thy brother sliuuld seem vile unto thee.' “Now iifrtca<l Qf inlllctln^ these fihysjcal stripes tit- put striped clotlies or the men who' offend the law or wh<» may come unto judgment tlmt [the Judges may Judge them, ns it Is put in the text, of i-ourse you criufd go intich further bark In history If you cured to trace the origin of marks of Infamy, but you would find tlmt physical ninth Intlon <>f some sort In « nnij-u lty of In­ NEW FUR FASHIONS.| when forkswere new. FROM THE INCIDENTAL CRAVAT TO THE IMPORTANT SHAWL. A lady who’ saw foriui used for tbe first time at u dinner of Henry I1L of , France records her "ImprcMlous" of >f Maar Shape* ' lhe occnolon. Henry had in. 1574 been mail Throai a»-:| tendered u magulfl^Tnt reception in er Skin—Samp- Venice. At this vntertulnment furiu> Cap**were usixl. The royal guest ubterved ■ -.[[ diem with much Interest nnd ImmedlXlnety-nlne women out of- every hun-i, fired feel nt their Iwst when prettily; ately .Intrtxlaced them tu the lYeucb , ani becomingly dreawd. In the nlat , court It ■seciifc* from tbe account of tlte la run* not only tn» uuu . , ten of furs tbtf ninety-mue. nlnety-nlue. but! c tamltalll.. -omnu-mny wily -Aly.WI... ta; u«d ttaw lAforr the one •—— - ----------7— or cuBtanj ln tN "‘n‘r achievec tl.l» thia dr.lr.bl. desirable .Utt state of cuntcut-j >»“■ «“■" meat nt present fdr modeft are many.1 dlcnnnmt She writes: “Tiwy net ft tiuebod tht* meat^witb. extrfUH,!,- .1 ■■■.>.• j.,1 «U*«a to cvetr^. „ ith ,. which . ^a-’r .flngerj', but with fork forks, leuna Thiiex-ltemorrat. CARE'OF A RAZOR. fur ofrt they carried to their mouths, bc-.idlng w,i.|. little mt'.. has h«« l^en iVt> heart! for <■>* some, "»™n!j UtvtrwelMttnill-.m.trttrttxIrt^w. which "There were several Htlads. These srhsons |xi‘it—a sink* and intiff of rftil > beitr. nnd the cut of feach article te d|s4 they ntc with forks, for It- is not von ‘slciered proj»er to totwb the fmxl with the t'Lgvra. However difficult It may be to nmimge II. Lt is thought better t< put ti-e little forked Instrument in tht. mouth tlutu the flugera. , •The Ttrtirhokcs. asparagus, peas ami beans were brought. It wjwt a pleasurf to wwtcb them try’ to* ••at these wltltheir 1»riiH. fur son t- who were leu adroit than the others, dropped af many on their plnU* and on the way to tliv mouth as they wen* able to gel to their months. ••A(tcrn*anl a great silver bimin am pitd.vr of water Were brought, am the gm’sts washed their bands!’ thong! ' it spema as If there would not Ih* muck scent of meat nnd grease on them, fot they had touelred their food only w|tb those i •: kv<l liwfntmrnti.*’ THE. MISSISSIPPI. Be sure and trgjhem WITH AD ftffAVA "The average ni:tn who slaivea him self doesn't- kn*xw bow U> take enra ot hi* razor despite all tig inlYire tluil has lievii given to* him In the publk prints fr mi Hint- to Gi-.ic." says an ex j»ert b.nrb*r. “He will get u giaxl ruzcr and uw,.it d.iy after d.-.y. then w.inder why at tia end »f a short time it loL-s Its edge, even though he strop* it iuo*t care­ fully. A raror nre h brief intervals of rest or it will grow dull, .no matter what efforts jf.re ti|n«b* i<> keep It sharp If you*have a. go-xl razor mad It np peats i<> be loxiti't It* cdgjo Just try n n-st for It instead of having it sbnrpen«\ qp again. Th»* vbanvex are that expiration of tliree or four days it will jRiscun' The Ne>r cracher Usedai bread, toast, crackers or wajers Makerfuscurryottr daily bread. axm book raeei • A win wl<i si.:tve« himselfought to have nt least two rnxarx and,fixe those on trttwnnto mornings. then. If ids rs tors an- nllrfgbt. will have but'lit­ tle trouble ••it l» them. It I* also poealble tn strep a rnxor •‘too much. !♦ .should not be'atrupjpni for more than half a minute liefore shaving, and care should l»e taken never to-bear heavily .on the strop while doing this. Let the razor rest lightly on the leather.,and the brat results will be gained. After finishing n s’>ave. strop the r^zor one* more for a few xtsimds. and this will fhxnre n ipurb betior&ontlltiori for IL" VilCHlGAN CENTRA! " Tht Nuigart Fallt Houit.*' Train?. Weal from Haatlnu*. G. 11. Exp. i:tS p. tn. G.R.Kip. ’.Uli I train* Ksat from Hastingii. Ko. 1M No. lOB No. ich No. to# Det Ex. G.K.fcN. Y. Ex. N.Y. Rv Nft. El 7:47a. n. IJ :4b p. in. 8:23p.m. 2:00 a. tn Trains No. ion M3.108 and 1Mdally. J. HEUKATHOKN. Local Agent. ihiijbgo, Kalamazoo and Saginaw R R. rime table. in efiect Ontnd Stand a rd Tlmr STATIONS. OOLSt! SOUTH. eartllw. l.v Pomeroy .. Kartejr....... h SMUSUOO EsMCOOper -.v RicblMnd Jone j SSf!"::. tteltoc. Cloverdftle... Shultu ,. •Trail*8 HaxtlHB*. ■. Woodland Woodbury Ax. Woodbury Lv Grant Ixslic* • L*iteU>|........... betrdjt Ar-------Grand Rapid* Ar rttATIONS. uotxo BOOTH, ia.ra.ip.iu. Grand Rapid a Lt Our Clubbing Rates. ] W WWW 5F WWf ww F« th^ convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers at one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, c&u set the Banner and any one of the following for one year in advance as follows: Banner and Detroit Dally Free Press J....................................... 83 05* Banner and Detroit Dailv Jour­ nal. J..... 3 05* Banner aud Grand. Rapids "Her­ ald....... ............................................. 3 Of.* Banner and Cblchgo Daily Tri­ bune eXVept Sunday edition.... Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Banner aud Drtrplt Free Ptess Farm and 1,1 »eSteck Journal.. Banner and Michigan Fanner... Banner aud Chicago Wedkly In­ ter Ocean...................................... Banner and New York Tribune Farmer........ L. J... .J.,.;. *To those llvijig on Rural Routes only. ■ ; . These special rates are offered aa an acconKKiation to Ranker patrons and for a limited tilne. Get your supply ot winter’s rending riow. If there is any paper or magazine not on the above list on which «e can save you moijey we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than $1.00 wheather In combination or alone. All special prices are made on the other papers in the combination. er and fox jlt{ various guises appear also among tip rcvlvub. The aoftm-ss. warmth nud rilh tone of the former tit it hurmonionsty into favorite color schemes of tlie Tbe xevom! cut affords a suggestion fqt- the remmleling of a garment and iddl<i.t«*x*th<* contln|«l vogue of the bolero, the increasing favor accorded tu lace ubdersievves"or-wide friils.-’to btnds of embroidery nud large oniamei.tnl buttons -n’lic short fur cravat Uns caught ti;e popular fancy, with ermine a favbrile iiiaierlal It* vxi*chii place lx with the severely tnlb»r made suit, tu which' it adds the Litrst up to date touch. Carenil (otherwise dyed nstraklium In Sil­ ver gray or soft brown tours exploits* to (»erfectlon tblx, smartest of nil the .small fur n'cessorira^ rfhecravat snggvsts tiiirHlender..gracefill thra»«” ‘»f youth and by na mettns consorts.amiably with the double vhin of increasing year*. The comp .rntlve Iftexpensiv/ncBs of this oral and chic little adjunct to the toilet as contniBted with the more, vo­ luminous and elaborate fur confections weiglM in its favor with a not Inconsid­ erable <-ont:ngcnt of aixdety. A long leap takes one from tbe ap­ parently hx-idental vravyt to that other novelty of the yuor. tbe fur xhnwl. or very large enpe pelerine, -an Important garment whose sumptMousnexs Ju quite hb often elected by the younger set as by their elders. FfSfiementerie. cord and taaaela and fringe go to tbe elabo­ ration of this garment. Mink r.nd ermine tuinhlne to form a superb shawl, the rnlbk ns tbe body of Woodbury. KILLS CATARRH GERMS Crate Grove. Br iths iyo h diet 1 bs C-ire I of Catarrh—Costs Nothing If it Falls. dtmiiz . .. ()o>«rd*lt*. Breathe Hyotnei for a few miuutea betUai... fou* (lines a day, through tbe neat MUo I pocket Inhaler that comre with every Crwy Rtehlxnd Juirt. 1 outfit, and benefit will be teen at once. i,’T" ! Continue thia treatment for u short •:0o time, and vout catarrh will have been .m.d iiiii cur‘‘d by hyomei. •!.:» •. » , This tiwtmrat; tp hu been bo success­ !0:«n >;»; ful, cunng curing 99 per.e€nt peccbnt of all who have •Stops ou atgnal only. Agent* muu ilpiil used It, that Hyomei Is now sold by W. trains al Am nut Ions ax noon an they can be J. Holloway under an absolute piarantee to refut>d the money If It does not of th* coinjMBjr. who rewnre tho ristst to cbanfe benMt. You run no risk whatever in rtw Uim al *ooh trams without nouen. No p*»- buying Hyomei. If It did not possess •ancent will be carried on train- ft and e without tMtste. conductor trama ft aud a will ascertain unusual powers to cure. It could not be tf |wnpr» are provide with tlckrt* batora sold upon this plan. The complete Hyomei outfit costs 81.00 and comprises a hard rubber in­ haler, a bottle of Hyomei and a dropM>>ttevtac ttrae of train*, io that axents ” 1 Th.teh.kp Xil I.U.» » u>d.ddl(k>uwl bottle, of Hyomei c.n jAB.H.DKVnxa, H.C. »*rrrTr.B. USkkokawt, be obtained for 50c. Kiral Msr. Ttaflto Msx. »upt. siBtibie nttruttlou for a prrx.m of Im aginative ml nd. but perhaps its mosh impressive yimracierlxtic Is the majrs ty with w b’.eli lt« turbkl. yell »w tlik xw<e| s sttnig bi-tt.een the shires, lui nr, teive by i.s’ sullen nunTuur mid In Mpirlllg awe by Its Itnmriiwr volume.’ . The river is sublime to mutter wher or where yui view It. i<nd one ims only to cutch »i glimpse of, the yellow floqu relied by ruin <»r gll-^-niug In the sun shine, to fall bcuratb’ It-i spell At tint's the river moves mi smoothly an.i peruefully. tlmt you are nlmdrt lulled ti sits-p by the gentle puhing of the wu tor. tlmt eonstiint tehlytug i>ud washing sound tbat is dlxtinctive of the Missis­ sippi. Tlien. agnin. the water will swirl anftriiy around a hidden «nxg or rush Ing with Impetuosity against the yield­ ing bluffs It will ent Into tbe earth, and tons of dirt will rnmbleldown only to Ia* alts'Jri-ed nnd swept Away. For haps for u moment tbe water will a;sun,tf a c!idc’»l.itc color. Imt fur :hfi •. of yellow ride from above wjl!l BOou db alpate every trace of what was om-e nt ncre of:cotton field. Sometimes then ar* trues growing along the shore that are cngulhhl. These fall with a ernst into t’ae flotkt. Hphi about f->r a momeui and tlien dnft slowly down with tbe ‘current, ihelr half drowned flmughs ris­ ing nt intervals from the -winter."—Blr mlnzhSrp .^ge-IIerald. ; rnnoLd?’*^ Al delldoui a« a Freih Orange Snpersedes old-taihioned Cod Liver Oil and EmnletaM . Cu^ued to contain .11 lb. TOdlrlnai uko. p-nnino fn.b cod.’ ..... -I* ors-nto Iron .m- otb«r bodr-bnlMin, l.«r«UenU, tai no «<l "r tt. rreatert strengfh ami fl«*h creator known to m^iwios. For S ^. ^-ny UdldW.*. P-* *?">«• ”“r.^ nwttaX. chronic cold, tackier coogta. Vtaol^* troubles, incipient consumption—nothing equals too. W. H. GOODYEAR. DruaaW . AS A WOMAN LUNCHES. BUSINESS CARDS. I ? F«.r«r or .■^N r. AFPEN. KLF.INH ANS & KNAPPEN, Attorneys. Loti, t'f women order their Jum-Ucons ik merely by f-»rce suggestion. [If you 17 Michigan 1’rort Co. BoiidlM, Grand Michigan. . don’t) think xa. watch the wuwring • K*p>d». ___________________________ ones Hit down. Io.»k on the rani, glance u PRYOR c.H Tnu«*». at Iir;r-tteo.-.-t .neroht^r, plate and T Mtomey. at iTw. L. h. Pavcm. then .. .brder ■■ whatever the latter hpjqx’b.; office*over HaMtntft CKy Rank- . •tableiseating four women b >re <i l tbit. •(Sutx'ewsore U> --------Philip 1— • Cotaro ’f«) Btatelurut. Two of tla* women refresh- | mcr in Untei Block. HasttncB. lT*cu.-* ed tlx'inselv.** on cake and coffee. The । third; wax putting away a ravmff dam ; * t KKNASTOh. ei:o«*h*r. A fourth came in. observed .A the ijakra. gdzod appreciatively on the protrjrtlT am-mird u>. fbowldcr and .reqwxted tbe latter. Tbe I first klmwileo"' finished nnd departed, j nnd the wunum who immrdhtteiy took , •iter rthuv rilaer I'.HAed (•Hiked around h roti nd tbe table and ' l LOWKT. •ted cakes iakM nud and <t»ffee. coffee. ordered HaattMw.- M ‘<b. thte lim’e til*' flrat two rake Iiml B tain l<x»klDg woman sat down on tbat a C. M BAKBKl. side of jj> table. Site looked at tiie pinMelaoa'and MUrgvotw ■»t» or couutv t»*p<M»d««! > tv. । Ippi :e_ gian ml at the c»rd and said. • Briau L.v n dam rbowdvr." s Is a i' .< t. and there is ev<jry re:t'MMKKMAN son L> .-mpp that nothing but tofirt’ H<>tD(H'*ih)r Ffiysietiut and HnrOrtice cor. Jefferson; and Outer aud that table'.:. I the afteniiK’n or at least j .treeI* - 11 F HANLON. M at llj--rbila.jOphiu Bulletin. tpHAHLh^ KL'SSIHLL, M. D. V? 1’h.vsician aud/Surgeou. . Gilcc over Fred L. Heath's drug store. FAIRY TALES. . Tli • fairy V«te‘ ‘-«*• tbe l>.. ’ PtotdclaB and. SunteouB . -M Iddlevllle, Mich tnic’ne- R. S. HARTER, M. D., dertluy. "Jack tbe Giant Kiflrr" Is tbfj ogVlCE Vo r^Pmf. i taVp.m..T emb Kliment *»f tin* first Of-the thrvi p> k p.ni.. Ail rail* promptly attraJ-d Tblogreui. paradotilrS by which men live. It is tbe par.id >x of itrarapo. tlw pnraduX OKNTUtt* which nays. "You niitet defy tin- thing tlmt lx terrifying you: onlm you nre t. WILLISON, D I). S.. frightrutNl y.»u ure int brave." "Cin­ • Ha-l derella" te the embodiment of the arco:ul of the paradoxes by which men live, the paradox of humility, which >. bHKLIXJN. aayii "Look for- the best in the thing Abstract and Krai KoLSU offir*. ignorant of its'merit: he that abaara himself siml) be exalted." And "Befiuty mid the Beam" lx the embodiment of the thlnl of the paradoxes by whlrh men; live, tbe paradox <>f faith, the'ale solnlely nere.tsary and wildly unrennon;ible maxim which saya to every mother with a child or to every patriot IVM. STEBBINS with a country. "You must love the Ueenaed Embalmer thing first e.rnl make it lovable nfterand Funeral Director. • wnnl." These talcs, are far truer than the rhinoceros at tire too, for you know A good i«tozy. is told itimvnilng » what these tiiran. And you can guess call* promptly altrndrd.day or ntgtt. certain intgistrate. who always eu What 11*0 thinuevros tnenns deavatw ts funooth over any little dlf Chesterton. ’ feirnces which m*y l»e brought befort him. . GARGOYLES. On the occasion in qnestihu the war rant wit* one for technical Assault, uni1 Can lie made useful in print­ It conic unt In tbe course of evidemv tlmt the parties were neighbora unt Girgoylet are quaintly formed beads. ing street and number.etc., on bad been on tho boat of terms forsomt ,far0t ur tifurw used iu nnefenf times your printed matter. Made by* yedra. 1 . for gecoralivo purpprat npd chiefiy ap­ JAS. H. ATKINS. "It lx u great pity." said tbe judge plied as the terminate of wjitenqtoUta "that old friends like yon aectn to hint upon roofs or gables, ’Die rain st renin been should’ apjH'ar brfote [me in suet wa^ arranged to flow through the a way. Surely this is a case which muiith, and the word gargoyle Itself might l>c settled out ot! court." l« an attenprt to imitate the “gurgling” “It enu’t be done.", answered Utt Round made by tla* water lu passing plaintiff moodily. "1 thought of that through the thro;rt of tlie grotesque is wearisome. It Is nerve ih”1!roving. myself, but the cur won't tiyhL" monster. Wise people choose th ■ smoother road, Gargoyles were the caricature* of or ,f tlmt road must >e traveled they mediaeval Hines. Many were curved A curiqu.* rviic of sdqie .historic Inter by monkish muaonsl who took the op- try to fill up the rttbtL with, stones and est in to be seen nt I’nn. in the Basse’ |H>rtunity of banding on to posterity gravel. There H stich a thing an get­ Pyrenees. Visitors are shown the l»ed- the dlBtortetl lineaments pt their fei- ting out of the rut. nn.l the world rooui of .tenn d’Abrel. wife of Anthony lows ->r even of their au|M>riors. recog- would l>e better and h ppier if more of of Bourbon. king nf Navarre. Here in nlzalsJe ax likenesses from some promi- us did it. the year 1538 tier infant son Was l»orn. oent cluiracteristlc. Chnrtu nf Fwvrrtjr. who was in after years King Henry The fumn-.’s gargoyles of Notre Dame Poverty m|ds a tliol sr.nd rhanxis to 1V. of Navarre, and by the xldFoP an In Paris are suppose! to have had some love. If there lx more! than enough for antique bedstead of rlthiy carved wal­ such origin, while others of supiajoedty all one never knows[tbe pleasure of nut stands a most curious cradle of the anmc origin nre to be seen in choosing tbe uasttartl piece of lau-sn tortoise shell about two feet long and chun hex throughout Brittany nnd N whop thefc are only itwo on the dish eighteen inches broad, in whteb the In­ umndy ns well us bgre ami theh* in hnd love fits opposite-Hubert Henrv A REMODELED UABUXXT. fant prince Is said tu have been laid at England,--London Telegraph. Davies the wrap, with a liorder of ermine, and birth, an ermine scarf tbat lies once at the , . throat and falls In long end*. “He talks 3 groat dad about his-fam­ A fentuie of low street life In Tokyo |: in In tuts this connection may oe be nouceu noticed me the : Not eve:: tbe best friends of Mrs. '' ' oatrich nnd marabou novelties. Black Cobb could <-iuim for her the gift of is the “knisiin,* ur moxa doctor. Who ily tree." “Yea." answered Mbw (’nyenue. "A applies small puds mad* of cierCihi and white are the leading effects lu gracious xpee.-h. nithou ;h they laid Stoles and muffs, although brown, pink. 1 great stn- s on ber kind lulentlona at •dried herbs to tbe skin, then sets family tree te much like other treesthem alight, the ensuing blisters In-ing ihc smallest twigs do most of the bine and white also appear in the long all times. marabou stoles and muffB to match.-1 “Well, well." said the good lady supposed to l»e moat effective as n cure nistllng."-Washington Star. Very taking are the mardbou four-ln- [ breathlessly us she grasped an *c- for various ailments. Among the doc­ handx. varying in length from sixty to quaintanee by the arm coming out of u tor’s remedies, too. are rhinoceros pills, seventy-six inches. crowded concert hall. "Here I’ve been warranted h sure cure for tightness of AMY VARNUM. i ou a wfld goose chase all day longthe andehesi. gnashing of the teeth nnd I >■ fdud In..you Mvt.lwhere I should I ......... depression of spirits, and "furldashl,'' at last never _____ n popular remedy for coughs tmd colds, have thought of looking." which 1b aald to expel the devils and An osteopathic physician taught me You should promote circulation, while musk pills how to cure an Incipient cold, and have bought throughout at least oue Very severe Deacon Good—Don't you think It uro pre«crll»ed us an Infallible cure for HOOD’S. winter and one New England spring I rntel for you to draw a fish out of bls every Hl. from a red now to aensickhave had no colds .which stayed after active element by a sharp irou hook* netis. applying the treatment, says a Good Ficher Boy - It’s nu fault of mln* Housekeeping correspondent. This When I’m just giving a worm a salt There are scores of girls who are nei­ consists lu placing the thumbs on water bath, what does a fish want t; either side of the bridge of the nose, cook himaelf cn to my Line for?. It's ther beautiful Dor witty, but they are Hood's Pilgrim [tbe thumb pointing Inward and down­ no buslues-i of hls.-B- iton Transcript natural bom coquettes, ami as a con­ sequence are perfection lu the average ; ward toward the Inner end of the eye man’s eye.i.' The beautiful girl gener­ [The thumbs ;.re iben pressed down-’ Quit* * Difference. ward toward tlte eye with a firm, even •'Fatl^r. v. -.it'.i the <T.«erence be­ ally Itankx on her face being her for­ tune. but the coquette cultivates the pressure. The i same movement is re­ tween a lunch and a hinclieoY?" . peated with the thumb* lower down on "About a dollar and a quarter, my habit of guying pretty, flattering things, /mood\ tbe bridge of the nose and the treat- boy.”~Cindmmti Commercial Trib­ studying tbe trick of amusing half a TRADE HARK dozen men nt oue and the name time menj continued until the breath conies une. . aud of making each man think he is clearly and through thd 9* nostrils. clcari -v 1 « nu easily wirougn me nostril **^.^ _'**!**? .‘J’"'? A shadowlw world would be a Bun- *4e one 11,41 ,s being espectnlly farer- NOT MADE BY A TRUST ( ed-—San Francisco Call. . with a firm, rotary motioa helps nlao. ies one.—Chicago Tribune. F p Rubber Stamps HOOD RUBBERS �,7 HASTINGS BANNER JANUARY ia, 1905. |COKKE5PONDENCC. | NASHVILLE. Frank lirowu, who fell on the ice . breakings couple of ribs a couple of weeks ago. is improving. Mrs. Kale Jacobs, of Sunfield, is spending tbe winter with her daughter. Mrs. Ed Smith. ' Mirs Sylvia Kiune has returned to Battle Creek. A dotible wedding took place at the home of Mrs. Agnes Ide Dee. 31, when her daughter Florence and* Cora were joined in holy wedlock to Albert Beard and Carl DdlHv^r ail of this Village. ’ Rev. Lew-is, of Charlotte. officlXtlng. Ed Brumm's children are sick with scarlet fever. Miss Mima Bergman has ‘accepted a position in Charlotte, and will go-there in the near future. Miss Elsie Smith ikhome from Alma the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith. . Miss Mary Gariinger and Mr. Clyde Cassell were li^irried last Sunday evetiiiig. Rev. Tuthill performing the ceremony. 1 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hecox Christ­ mas a daughter. . Johri’i.’arter is suffering from a stroke i* of paralysis. ' • ' Bert Niles went to .Cassopolis last Friday where b': was married to Mre.' /Dora Aubles. Mr. and Mrs. Niles re-1 * turned to .Nashville Monday where* the, win raMe. | Alhflrt U oj>t.v and .>n<l Addle A rlrlte. Price were ' Albert Hecox tSTTi.-.l last loot Ik l-W a.. If..ft, of ..f this married Wednesday. Both village. Tne lecture givbw at the opera house lust Tuesday evening by John P.D. John, of 1 nd 1:111 a, wan excellent. CEDAR CREEK. WEST PARMELEE. DOSTER. t Mrs. Robt Mxr.-hall is better, Mrs. Eddie Farr and children have returmd from a visit at Hastiugii.Miss Lura Wanier and Mr. Clarence Avery, of near Lansing, were married at-the home ofjhe bride Jan. Sth. Mt. and Mrs. Avery have gone to res>de lu Ishi>emiug, where Mr. Avery has a po­ sition a* a teacher. 'Hie Best wishes of all of us go with them. Miss Marcia Warrant, of Kalamazob. John Kermeen, wife and family have visited in this vicinity a day or so last moved on to their [newly purchased wiek, and attended the Avery- WarnerI vt»widiiigr. z ' farm east of the cemetery. , . The Rev. Mr. Kiid, of Irving,, ex­ changed duties with our pastor Rev. Mr. Phillipa last Sunday. George Cline, of Grand Rapids, was the guest of his father, Americus Cline and wife, last week. Ex. Register of tyeeds Aaron Sherk and wife have returned from Hastingsand *we hope will re.-tde here for some time to come. Sorry for the people of Hastings but their lore is our gain. ’ ' Jamea Miller, of Howard City, wa# the guest of bis sister, Mra. David Perrauh. the first of last week. Mr. Perrault accompanied him home. Quarterly; meeting* were held at tbe U. B.. eh.nrvh Satuiiday and Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Gelpir and daughters Misses Pearl and Hlazd.'o'f Dorr, were ia attendance. . E. M. Stimson sold the prize talf of this neighliorhood on Tuesday, It lielug six weeks bld ant 1 weighing* iso Ilis. Albert J. Thpnie 1died at his home Thuirday evening < f heart and lung trouble. The funen I was held from his late residence Mo iday 10 a. m. The family have the our sincere sympathy in this their bereavui •nt. T. A. Bass and J. I. Bas* accompauled by Clayton Lock vood and Herbert Baker, of Owureo, mi de it unpleasant fur tbe cotton tail# Thursday. 'There are at leas; twenty leas. Mi-nday J, F. Morgan Came near having a aerloua acc dent. There not being sufficient snowl 1fob the vw.-sleighing ’lcIglllUK UW . . fronl part of. the sfc?igh , .. .. Mr. and Mrs. Morg n went on over­ board. Mr. Morgan f ucceedvd 'In stop­ ping the horse# without further dam­ ages that: a broken sleigh and some bruises. . ; Maj«i Lefter Mr. Bert Honeywell will return to Ann Arbor Monday after a few weeks ■ yieapon. ; , Mies Grace Warner has returned to Mr. James Cal throp has a new cut­ ter. He is just waiting for snow now. John S. Chandler and bride returned from Shelbina, Mo., Thursday. We wish them a long and happy life. They Will reside on F. D. Wilson's farm. •^Misg Marcia Warner has returned to Yyaiianti Normal. Mr. Troxell, of Hastings, will in­ struct Doster band again next Wed­ nesday eve. Miss Irene Warner has returned to Chicago to resume her study ot art EAST ORANGEVILLE. Quite « snow storm tbe fore part of thfe week.' ■ Ruth and Gladys John cox who have been, sick are convalescent. . Last Sunday evening while Will Johncox and lady friend were out rid­ ing the'culter runners became wedged in the wheel tracks thriwing the oc­ cupants out, frightening the horse, causing him to break loose from tbe cuuer, aud was found in the VanTinb barii in Delton. No oue was hurt bitt the cutter was badly demolished. The children of W. P. John cox are sotue better at this writing. D. Townsend spent a few days last, week with relatives here. ’ Laverne Jobncox, of .Kalamazoo, spent part of last week with his parents. Mre. C.\ Hayward is visiting her daughter and family this week. ; held at tbe home of Mr. and Mre. John HIGH BANK DELTON. Delayed Lotted. Cbweeman's whdre they all partook of Mrs. Hattie Scribner who is doing .. . • a bountiful dinner ahd enjoyed themXmM.ud New l«r, over and we abwt who bar. deputy work for fhe Maecabee’s is visit­ lhfm on lf,|, oocatfon. ing friends in Delton and surrounding have all »>M down lo wdrk »■«« I hw«olo„ more. | } • vicinity. Swab; Erb Who laa bwn auJWn, , R(tt^ Mr. Aldrich, of Hickory Cdrneqi. and Mr. Manning and w|fe and daughter with a fractured hip the pa#t 4 or b after eating even if you eat but little, Myrtle were in I-aiwing one day last.I weeks in Hastings was able to be will digest the little you do eat, and (brought home last Friday but ia atiU ‘ cure Indegwttlon. Dvepepaia, Sour week. I,nn 'Stomach Belching, and Weak Heart. bJ L tht druygiau The Ladles Aid Society met at Mrs. Juu>W« to .it up. Mr. James Breidensteiu and wife, of 1 Pierce's last Tuesday forenoon. Casa-*, spent last week with relatives j . Me. Eiworth Barrett has been quite hfcre [ I'HOBATK XOTTCE. sick with the LaGrippe the] last few Beuj. Eaton and wife, of William- i dQMuS*. days. t * .ton, .pent part ot hut wuiK with f’SS? Mr. John Wililams, of Galeeburg, «r,« b..re going to Uattlv Creel. Toe,’. was in town last week. day where they will visit Bens sister. . Itn pewoos mwitot *»id Last Thursday evening a^surprise Mrs. A. E. Brown, before returning me notice'ttuu we wiu meet at th* Itetldeato of J. «. HurImw. iv rods- WSst cf VHlare ot party was given Mr. John Adrianson, home. * fralt l«ill„.txj Monday. tb«*J«b day erf March. . : A O.. MB. and on Monday, the 17th day erf it being his fifteenth birthday, a num­ A. f». 1»- at t o'deck P. M., of each ot Mrs. N. Latham and daughter spent April said day*, for thr* rmrpctto of examining and ber of his friends were invited in and last week with frieids in Athena. altowluB said claims, and that f<«ir month* from music and games w^re played during the >7th day of ifseember. A. P.. IWM. were alRay Freeman anti wife and Eugene . lowod by »ld coart for creditors to present tnrtr the evening; refreshments wire served, claims to u» tor ereminattuu and allowance. aud pH departed after haviqg spent a Freeman spent New Years with Mr' James Freeman anfl family. , ' very enjoyable evening. ’ JUS N-D* COLt-TlM . ■ commissioners. The Eaton New . Year reunion was Mr. Peter Adrinnwu Jr, ’.hps been a 9 sufferer from the LaGrippe the last few days. , Mr. Fred Ball, who lives; north cf Prairieville, me! with quite an accident one day last week while helping to eet some telephone poles in some way a pole, fell Irom the hands of tbe work­ men striking Mr.. Ball acroesithe back. Dr. Harter.was called and after a care­ ful exam inn tion found there were uo bones broken, but he was badly bruis­ ed up. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Manning and daughter Myrtle visited in Battle Creek JastMonday. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Joijpb who were recently married have'been Visiting In tbis vleinhy last week. Mr. Will Garbcl has been.suffering from a severe attack of appendicitis but we are glad to hear that tbe disease has changed for the]better. Mr. Will Juhncox had a serious run­ away last .SUndayJnight. ANNUAL STATEMENT ! OF +ME j* Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone and Wind-Stortre Insurance Company. For the Year Ending December 31, lpO4. Fees retained for remitted to assured) MEMBERSHIP. ‘ 1 hrprevious year .... Number of members added during the Total.................. f-.f--Deduct number of members withdrawn during the year, and »»oBrte* caaocl- All other dlsburscflieiits (ScBeSijJe B) 23QO a S.7B Total eifeuw actually paid during ------ the year----------- ................... ..t...s...\..| I PaW S.A*. Mi D. W. Kogers. secretary. B. C. B<*grr>: director J. A. F. Sylvester. - .| F. E. Andrews. " ... I_ R. summer.- “ .1. Ntimber of member* now Irtongtng to company.................... |............. .-••• ttlHKS. Amount <rf j»rop*-rty at risk December m «(pr**nou-» year ... S 1 Ame nt ci* risk* added during prcM*ut ytM............'............................................. 4.S7LIU, Total ........................................... tasjwjuw; in Geo.’c. Niebels.' .1. J. Trego. • . David Chandler, J ns. Miller, of Howard* City, is the Sol Stanton and Charlie Cox went'to guest of his sister Mra. David Perrault A, proc*'. " ... terminated...................... -•*.................. f 3W-W*; -• IL ; Woodland last Friday hunting mink. • Rtrt*b<a> llruerftet.- . PODIRSTK. and family. “ -r.... Net .-usrxmt now nt rUk by company..* B&.4M3#! i " 1). A. ItowVef. . The L. A. S. met at the home ot Mr j A very pleasant surprise was sprung Mrs. E-lla Scott andreon Master Will­ Total Schedule A.... i .. ■ and Mrs. Sol Stanton dpe day lust week. upon Kate Biggs - Saturday evening by SCKKDO.t B iam, of Grand Rapids, were the guests ' About sixty took diiint-i and all had a ...» 3.IT3.0I j A number of her friends. The evening Fnld po»ta«c aal cxrhan<e..l ... good time. Tfie next meeting will be •>f her parents Mason Cline and wife Natan* /an 1 urnOunr o< ah other rc•• prlutlug au-1 stationery J... was spent with' games.'music and a -..Bitiy*’. tuonl**-- 'oan-.-d 1......... :........ Sunday. with Mrs. Hart on 'tin* first (Wednes­ .*............ isociable time. Rcfreshm’ents were IntenA:o;j -unc Mr. and Mrs. Chas.! Gaine# and. son, day in February. . Total available.raaarer*... served nnd alter presenting x gift for nf Grand Rapids, are tbe guests of Mre. Pfeter Yauderbrook he.s taovpd to his Gaines* parent* Harlin Hamilton and remembrance they departed at the mid­ LIABILITIES. . POLLEY DISTRICT. । countyclerkj...|... •* -tordork hl re for weeretar) » office. farmin Rutland. Wf" regret* to loose night hour. wife. I •• for telephone Cor office.}.. There was a scarcity of news In this Mr. Yauderbrook as he is u gouu citi­ j Philo Cline spent Sunday iu Grafid •• for furniture; nnd Oxturei for School hxs commenced this week nonevicinity last week. zen but what is oar’lpss E Rutland’s Nature and amoiintof al! caber claim*. after two weeks vacation. office rt-ut (on Rapids, 'lire family look New Y^ars [Miley school commenced Monday gain.* - «pe.wrnr» fug Preaching at tho churph again next - lights tor atwri dinner with Natbarr Mollit and wif(». after a two weeks vacation. Total itatrfUttM ...|----•• express.'... ; Doud corners should be known as | Sabbath morning after an intermission •• attorney (re. . Walter Lewis, of North Dakota, • mail box corners hereafter there are 1 J. F Morgan retunred from Manton REt'KiPTS. •* recording mot caused by quarterly meeting etc. •• assrssmrtit Ml twelve boxes there, an (I more coming.* Friday evening wherti he .has been the visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Houvener convrntlMi J : Some canines about here are suffering guest of Gerwge Thomas and-wife. several days last week. a-n-N*«n><u> rO sixty friends and neigh bora; vc;}' .«ei«iely from a di.vtemper. ■ < ierk hltWulnl Milo Barbour and .Elmer Kelley set ?iuprised Mr. aud Mrs. Vanderbrook ' JT. A. Bas*, of Owqsso, Is spending 4 Bert Merrifield is at home from C4uLWi.i:.' TotalKrtsvdfrlel’ ■ «' one night l-'-t week. A general good : hk vacation a’, the hofne of his parent#; podts and built eighty rods of Ameri­ elMiatl having conlracte-d n sever* cold * u’aw.T?. State ot Michigan, t'uuuty erf'Bm|y. ••*■. ca* 1 fence last week. Who can beat time was enjoyed by all and before the. A»E.Bml. wlijle there. 1 s. W. 5L\*ie>. orenldrtit. and il». W. Koger*. compti'ny !eft_4he>* presented Mre. V. j ‘Aaron Adams aha wife were the thitt for the tin t week-in January. ............ Cli.34 JHvMarr. of *ild comrauy. <lsJ and ,«foh for Tnqipers And huuUTs are busy abJnt - —--------- > hutrt’-lf doth and any.lltaljthfy have ran with a fine set of silver apoonsi which gites w of Mr. and Mrs. Kratofel, Sun­ * George Monroe And wife visited the . . .-.'.LSJri ■ th** forwgoluz M:4rtneut. and know tor contrarta day*. 1 i !Uiew<rf.and t#«-y bavr iN»d r<i«on b\bdk*rB, 'were received with maiiy- thanks. latter's parents Mr. and, Mrs. George 1 eK-fl»iiig the un*u»]*cling mink and *i him • and do beltare ».*Uil statement to aetru»*. • ,r*;1 * The poles are set- fl»r the telephone : School begat* Monday aftei a short Boath. of Cedar Creek last Sunday. *■' - S. W. MAT*RSJl*nMddenL -. .< D. W. KOGKHS. Secretary. Total receipt*.. Mr. and Mrs. base NewtoK. of Wall line from Cloverdale this place and vacation oLoue week.! • j Sworn and subscribed to b«'h<r«*lm". at th«city U'heti you, need n pill it i< slways lot Hastings. In Slav*and i bunty. tht*Zn<i soon we can hello to Cloverdale. | ’ J. F. Morgan and James Kepkey and 1 Laki*, visited Albert SehauffbauEer and best to buy the best. Dade's Little '! day Janiuiry. A. t>.. i»5. . 4.THX,«KO. C, NlCItOlA. . ' '*■ took ! New Years dinner with„ i family Sunday. Live! Pilis- nre th«- lrf»t* Try Jhmn. <------ -----Charles Bailey hxs |hits new hbure 1 familios j Justice of the Peace In and ton Barry County, L-Jl.M; Michigan- , completed and will sbbn occupy tbe ' William Kepkey. and wife, of Wealt John McLeod, of, Cloverdale, Mr. Thfvh'a'e a waj of their own. Soltf I y. Fn»i L. Heath, the druggist. ' Thornitpple. same. It is a very fine ^tie. : [ and Mrs. H. F. Count, of East OrangF ' ‘ ville, also Mrs. t’harles Storr and. We understand ihat Clark A. Loomis [ The Young Peoples Social Club will will move from Deltoa onto his farm meet at the home of T. W. Murphy daughter, Enla. of Milo, were Thursday guests of H. Storr's. in the spring., ' W ednesday Jan. 4th. ( WHAT THE . Mr. Frank Ttjorpe is quite ill at this , . Osgar Campbell and Edward Camp- ' NORTH JOHNSTOWN. bell have traded place* and Oscar will writing, soon move to Battle C«eek. Rev. Fred t Clark and wife called on Mrs. Ernest Reams, of Galesburg, OF SCRANTON. PA. I A. D. Morford and 'wife are enter*1 John Mungereon and wife TuereUy. visited Wm. Rtukes’ a few^days last week. - .tainlDg a son in-law and family from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morgan gave a Augusta this week. j (party evening of ot I partyThursday .inursciay eveningin inhonor nonor C. S. Bristol and grandson James Mra. Joseph Wertmiijm is quite sigh . lheir cousins Messers Leo aud Boss visited the former's sister at Niles last There are many people throughout the country who. know in a general way that the International Correspondence Schools arc carrying on a great educational Very much much. Dr. Clark. Progressivepedro was the princl- Wednesday returning Friday. and does not improve very work and they approve It, but they do not know the exact nature of that. wbrk. pie game of the season. Although we Harter, of Delton, is acteuding. Austin Fexrisjwho has been visiting D. L. Morthland ha# a new fur coat tried at making pigs of gum. Miss relatives in several of tbe western states THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT WILL SERVE TO EXPLAIN: Pearl Zerte won the first prize, it being for some time past surprised his people and now bids defiance (to cold weather. a saving bank in the shape of a pig aud last week by coming home unau I Courses to the prospective student land our Corps of Our Work Jacob Albertson's house took fire one Julian Potts the bobby prize, a qlick of Instructors lor guiding him after he unrolls- Tlicre arc nonneed. day last week but by tbe help of several gum. Among those who enjoyed Mr. Our work i# to gather technical knowledge from all I three phases otour work : School commenced Monday after a quarters of the industrial world; arrange it into special I I—we teach unemployed p the-theory; o( the men the house was saved with some Morgans hospitality were two brides, courses for special classes; and impart it to all am­ 1 work they want to engage in. vacation of two weeks. (SULTS: positions damage and the loss of one bed. two grooms, two brides maids and one bitious of advancing. . easily secured; days of drudgery .shortened, and sotneA. L. Hams and family, of Fowlersbest man who •'.an do better? TO GATHER THIS KNOWLEDGE add claw'ly | times avoided altogether; quick prombtion. . ’ ville, are visiting at Frank McCarty’s it w^jjjaintain our Faculty and intermittently employ the 2—We teach* employed peopie to ‘ >‘ their work betORANGEVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. John Timm, of Middle­ foremen.'kupcrintcndents, managers and engineering ex­ ' ter. RESULTS: more responsible p< itions; better pay. at present. Delayed lAtler. . ville, were the guests of their daughter pert# bl many of the leading industrial establishments. | 3—We teach dissatisfied people iw to do what is Johnstown Grange installed their of­ During the storm ofj Tuesday night, aud family Sunday. TO DISPENSE IT, we have our Field Organization lor I congenial to themi RESULTS: prep: ition for n^w work ficers last Saturday night, they served explaining the .peculiar advantages of our different I before leaving the old; rapid progr< । in the new field. Dec. 27. Walter Brawn’s wind mill Miss Jeasie Wood was the guest of fried cakes and coffee. Following are waa plown to tbe groqnd. her friend Mrs. Chas.Scroder and hus­ tho new officers for the ensuing year : ’ Our Plan Frank Spiekler went to Hooper band, of Caledonia, last week. Master, H. N. Bowman; O., Jessie RlsOur plan embodies the following distinctive features: 1—We furnish all necessary preparatory instruction^. Thursday of last week! Vern Thomas returned to his school bridger; Leet. EmmaSheflield; Steward, 2—We provide drawing instruments and expcriinent.^1 apparatus with each coarse requiring them. Boru to Mr.;and Mr#. Frank Harper duties at Big Rapids last week. '* 34-We 3j-We explain facts, principles and processes so no [clearly Harley Johnson; Ass’t. Steward, Karl that the student quickly comprehends and remembers them. ’ Saturday muriiing a son weighing 2& Miss Allie Stimsoii is visiting in Bristol; Chap., Hattie Bristol; Treas., 44-We illustrate our instruction with all-views, plans, sec, pounds. Frank I# a very proud man Grand -Rapids. H. M. Bristol; Sec. Roy Rice; Flora, tionsland elevations that will contribute to its clearness. Internatlonxl Correapondsnoa Schools. now, 5-PWe give concise rules and practical example# showing Mr. Chai. Butler and sister were the Eda Benkes; Pomona, Mrs. Riser; Gentlemen—Please explain bow I can qualify their, annlication. for poeltlon at left of which I have marked X. Ernest Morehouse left Monday for guests of Miss Allie 3timsnn the first Ceres, Mrs. Tungate; L. A. 8.- Nellie 6rWe grade pur Instruction so that at no stage of his pro­ Mechanical Engtoacr Bowman;G. It, Hudson Burroughs. Lansing where he will attend school. of last week, » gress is the student confronted with insurmoiuntebie difficulties. Machine Designer Mechanical Draftsman 74-We crifidre and correct our -student's written' recita­ Dan Klingensmith has gone to Low­ Mre. O.: A. Carpenter is not very Foreman Machinist UNCOMMON WISDOM tions; and send him special advice regarding his course when­ ell to visit hi# father ForemAn Toolmaker Mining Engineer strong at present She has our sym­ ever (necessary. I . . Foreman Patternmaker Mine Surveyor Ira Woodman, of Kalamazoo, spent pathy. Foreman Blacksmith Mine Foreman I • - ; ' , ' It Some Hastings People Profit by Cotton-Mill Supt., Foreman Molder • New Years al Geo. Morehouse's. John Mungereon was in Grand Rap­ .iGas Engineer Neighbors’ Experience. Woolen-Mill Supt.' Some Interesting Facts and Figures .[Refrigeration Engineer Textile Designer Branch Townsend left Monday for ids Saturday. It’s a wise man who profits by the 'Traction Engineer Architect We employ about 3.200 people. Contractor and Builder Battle Creek where he will attend busi­ William Waugh is iquite feeble at experience of his friends and neigh Opr mailing department handles abort 15,000 pieces of Electric Machine Demgner Architectural Draliaman bora. Here is a chance to do it, aud Electrician mail levery day. Sign Painter ness college. this writing. every, 'man. woman or child It* Has­ Elcxtric-Lighting SuptWe use about $400 worth of postage stamp* daily. Mr. and Mre. D. V. Shephard enter­ Electric-Railway Supt. tings who knows the misery of a bad Lbst year we issued about sixty-three million (63,000,000) Telephone Engineer tained at their home on December 27 th Pinenles is the name of a new dis­ back, tbe nervousness and restlessness Telegraph Engineer pa^ot of instruction. w V a party of young people. All report a cover y^put main a new way. A certain caused by kidney complaint ofjthe an­ wirewap Twelve years ago we had only.one course of instruction and cure for all Kidney, Blood and Bladder noyance. of the urinary disorder**, will Dyranuj Tender good, time In spite of tho storm. enrolled our finst student We now kaVfc 15*2 courses and Motonaan , diseases, and every form of Rheuma­ show uncommon wisdom uT profit by Ream Engineer about 600,000 names ou our roll. . Emrtt Brown ls fn Plainwell visiting tism. pineules relieve Backache and this citizen’s jkdvlce. Engine* Runner Kidney pains permanently. If you . MarineEngineer .1. W. Babcock. hnriH*!*s-mak< T. of JoffisftoH friends for a few days. ■ Civil EhKineer . need such a remedy let ub show you the Htroot. nay«: “Bffiroad all Doan's I Hydraulic Engineer A. M. Nevins Ip in Hastings on busi­ wonderful Pineules. Sold by F red L. KIViicj-Filin la a nio.*t rentable naneto^of aH Send for Further Particulars dlwrdara of the kidneys. My w.l!e bail attui*k» r.AXqUACF.S TAVttHT WITH PHONOGRAPH Heath, the druggist. ness this week, of kidney complaint for two year* and; itsod Hu­ International Correspondence Schools Are Doing for Technical Education - The many friends of; G. H- Hansen, Engineer L. E. & W. it R., at present living in Lima, ().. wl! be pleased to know of his recovery ffom threatened kidney diseases. He iwritca: “1 was cured by using Foley’i Kidney Cure, which 1 recommend to all, especially trainmen who are usually similarly afflicted. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. /O I CASTORIA Tor Infants and. Clr.ldrcn. He Kind Yoa Have Always Bough* Bcpts the //fz?. morous rrmedb.-a but obtained ro rr*l benefit. T liad so often scon nnd heard, liooule K'hlnre Pl Ha recommended that I went to Me.JH. Coutj ■ year’* drtie store and Rot a box."-'*tie effort could not have Loen* better. She beran to improvfrom the n*rj start-and eontlnn*-.! u»di>*n. .To ■wy we think well erf them mildly expttwcN our opinion.** . For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, NJY. sole agents for the United States. Remem­ ber the name, Doan's and take nb other. ' f. Note the enquiry b'.aulc in| lhe Jeft-htod ccrr.CT oft .... lower | epcnHh ' L uonucement. Ftacr an X opposite lhe postti*;: yon tiettire t ifyfor. Si*m yvur name nsnlMKldro.-, -.Ixa Dit out the fru .mail it tn the addtes* riven at the button of thl» adverti* ’ ecehc full aud roraplete tnfosstailun. Addt comtuunicatierjs to Interati n i! C >t ay >ri j e n ce Schools .*.ddrc-.s ■ City—4. .State. SCRANTON. PENN Guy C. Longcor, Ionia, Hich. Locl< w �HASTINGS BANN8R, JANUARY 1«, 1935OH Hritlnb Drinks. ■ In “Recoliretlons and Leiter* of G«?dRUTLAND CENTER Eating Is the first thing we learn to Mead, made of hoaey. water and' tral Lee.” by bta ran, Cnptaio R. Edo and the last tiring we leaiu to do apices: bragget. moral and pigment, ; Lre. a new light K thrown on the great Valencia. Alicante. Murcia. Malaga aod. Born to Roy Erway and wife » j . For «□«.:««<. cool.’00*1 •nd right. Some- bever learn It at all and* variant*, yer# very early drinks in ; commander nt the time of hla resignu- Sovl’le. and In parts oT Valencia *b< fi an &K pound girl. Tator stock phone 199­ end their lives and their bnpplnera Hou from the Vailed State* army. In Bert and Zera Newland vlsised rela­ . through the neglect. As It consumes England.. J L. Crawley, while on the street !• rithe aratl of the tami Currant wine, elderberry. goo-eLerry. d*y'. was prostrated with a severe at- tives at Saginaw and Farwell last week. , much ot our time und must always mullwTjiy. tiKhjit*. fdi|nt and aprirdt a letter to hbt stater be rays: "With all my devotiwi to the Tnlon of heart trouble. Dr. StcGuflln [ do 30 It is a duty to* make it an ade ­ jbck u» *.<-• ---------। Ma'riy from this' vicinity a’-tenued wine aire old fa.shinr.tM- veriotien. Fur.*- and the -reeling <>f hynlty and dmy of van hastily summoned, and repbrta that p(Unona grangc at the Star Weduca­ quate sonree of.pleasure. -It is some­ nips aitd turnips pr.xl|tce a very pow­ an American eitlxen. I hare »u«l iw*n flit- full grown fro . thing which all may appreciate, und so erful qilluve b.-.;s.ly. at time# ng nway te will soon be able to be out again. : dRj. * i* sble to tnakr up my-mlml to ra.ra my t'owsilp tihd rlmbarli wine are very hand against my relative*. uiy;ebUdroa, acajou, fruit lioai A red Hot game of basket ball took. j.-reti otis and daughter Zota called ’ has nim-’.i to do with dfcntocrailzlng ' pleasure. As long as pleasure, ta con- difiercid. the fo/mer viirak and the-lat­ lay home. I Un re therefore resigned place arnl ],art afrt week, creasing, until they are twenty, when place at at the tbe city city hall naii Thursbay 1 JU?"7naeven7he I! lh* c6anty c6nnty ffarm W<*k‘ higher -to music, lltern- ter very, h<T.»ly. aiy comiuiraiOD In the army. and. rave lujj ----------------- --- . - en n ing -between the Wdepeu I AsplnaU of the. citv visited Ray ; lure er cuntemptation—It must be litndegeneration wntaily inHr tree top#, green ifettle top*| birch Clerk’s teams. The former won by aa . week j I|wl .<uJ lK> t|K. privilege uf a few who nnd b<?t’',h rap. bog myrile. .hetth^r— all in defense bf my native state, with tho sincere hope tlmt my lewr services may It was ifiteresting, _nd «nn from I ake ' ean llw required culture. It is pnidmk-*! Iktunr#. And did not a New scoro.of 8 td 7. *. *. —■ very • —- ----never be needed. 1 hope 1 ruuy never ? . *7 r?k j important to secure enjoyments which According iv the trmlltiou-of age* for tbe tlraCUiree innings eieh side go (, ~J“* B,akj’ 7 f. । \ tew visited relatives here last week. , 1(u njpil n|Uy ||'.1Te anj nOf depreciate England rhyme.- iCcant to eurour.’-;•<* be called ou to draw my sword. I there are fourteen wedding aunlrerraing out in 1&3 order. the p;»triot*e itoyeolt oti British fctxxta. know you will blame me, ’ but you rles to be eelebrnted. These nre: First C. A. Newland made # business trip ' the capacity of the poor ° r l° w Tbnt run.• Gleuua Withey entertained sixteen of ( sum think as k'ndly of ate aa yoo cap yenr, rJtfou; gecoBd year, paper: third ' ' this* n.fiy l>e much happlne^ ft must We cs.n mnk* hnuor to 4w>wtrti our lire her little friends «tTier home on Thorn ■ to OHret Isit week. and believe that 1 have rodent ored to ye:r. leather; fifth year, w.xalen; f*v . be In tlie many, nnd these can ha Vo From pumtZ'Ina and jmisnip* ami Walnut dowbat 1 thought-right.” St-Tnesd., evening. A bountiful«>p-- -All thing, com. to those who weitr" [ ool)!-'n! f,w,e-Tb, entb year, woolen; teutb'year, tin: trot cmja.? . Tlmt He really did not expect to tight per was served and all did ample justice , b<» must have thought Llullyeii Burgh. |jfe inngt be found in the Sloe,gin Phd nu* gin Sfe queer drinko. ta atmwii by tin? lollowlug extract from twelfth year, silk uud fine I'nen: fitto it. AfUrWardi Mr. >|Hihey gave dof last Wednesday when he made . wmu.b„ U(.tl, ln tlH| elemeutary things Ncgusj is aherry. hot; water, ieuion. his .wife* ' I do mil kmnv teentb year, crystal: twentieth yeflr. them a s'taighride that will long be ire Miss Rosella Collins hi?: happy bride. • wllk.b :irc nevesrary to life Itself or .sug-.tr Inttd nutrijeg. like London Out­ .a letter what my position will be. 1 should cUiiw; twenty-fifth year, silver; thir­ membered by the little oik’s. . । , Louie Erway after soiv^ti days visit, which > every one will ocemlonaUj’ look rays tlmt pe-.l..y.d|lre womed Used like jn retire to jr.-ivate life lij I rouhi tieth year, pearl; fortieth year, ruby; to drink In secret a "nirwlmwiy intoxi­ be with yvti and tne children, but' if 1 fiftieth venr. golden: raventy-fiftb year, Tbe Michigan Press association will ’ with Jas. Robinson and^fflmily at . tone, enjoyments ' hold i;s annual meeting in Detroit Jan; Walkerville returned home ijub^ed; ! menu * —though all ....... «. » nre such «». - cating'' poibii made u'it of the jiulxon mil l»e of any service v» the state or diamond—i:t. to try to limit enjoyment to the ous foxglove.—New Voj'krWwM." heir C4iw<* I must <i»ntiutie;’’ JU and 2d. with a banquet at the Wayne nr-sday. ; ■ rich ur the educated.—Boston Cooking hotel the evening of the 20th. A good • Protracted meetings are now in pro School Magazine. Tiny were returning from a husking Circtinutlnntlnl Evidrnee. program hay bl?en arranged. i gress al the Mr. E.Church. Kevi Phillips , Nollckcns. the. sc;:l>tor of .George - enrsf OF.' ask it ­ Sir Henry Hawkins, a lu’llliaiit advo­ "And were there nnj^ red HL. hnd n rare gcpcrailty which: uiore the topics The Editorial Page.’’ has : of Caledonia filled the pulpiU Sunday j cate and one of Enghuid ’ s greatest -••Some m*m preach.” raid Sydney timh Imide tip fur his cccontriHtiw’, ed the friend. ’ ■ been assigned to E.C. Reid of Alleg in.. eVeuiug. Suiltk “As If they thought sin if to When (’haalicy; afterward so fatuous. •rinrituri jiid'iaes. expresmi ithe fol; >w"Oil. ves-. ’ ’ rqsponiied'tbfl girl In t-be W. ar. In rettlpi of » rufy n«l j Frsnk Diehl, .lulls sn.lvpUo L.M ; w onl „ ..... .... <US njilfil'iu ill bis "Hrmim^vnicei.” • be token out of- a man as Eye w.m m it Ilia 1‘iist of Horne Tudkr gingham drera “I bttfl two whin pa the CaiUUU.U issued SA .,7 rj are vjB|t|ng relatives it Hastings and ; tak<»n out Of Adam, by coating him ‘•!a-i me ray n word nbout clrqum- enug'-it that city fellow ktaalng ae."calendar by. tbe ............... Michigan -agriexhibition he w#s y-mug ami unfriend­ cultural (loUejje. It contains thlKy-six । Kalamazoo. In a tew weeks, they ex­ into a profound slumber." So at nay ed. NoilekviiM raid lu ih’vra who| were itantial «i>iu.HU5< ihiUir writers have Kennebec (Me.) Journal. , riewfl of coljege buildings, campus and j pect tostart for 111., where they expect rate thought not South, who. preach­ arraitglMK ‘the wortof for the tblbl- ,.p.>’.: I. of II >y:i kind of ’dangefuuH Innovation' lu our criminal pcwetSure. forests scenes arranged in twelve groups. to make their future home. ing one day Whitehall* observe?!- ,tlon: ■ I - It is almost the only crWaun that Is King jCharte*' II. and several of hi The institution has made a remarkable Father And w you want to marry "Thtre's 'a fine, a very line, kvbrk. Peter-Vanderbrook anil faintly have Let tfie man who mu^e it be known. obt.’rimible in all great crunc* and It Ii Mr. Brown, my dear. WMI. now, do growth during the past few years. In moved to their home recently purchas­ attendants asleep- Stooping down be cried out to one of the delinquents. Remore one of my tiitetrf and pii this the Ix-st und m »« reliable.' ;I liave Svit- • you think be show* proper Industry In l‘.r»i the tot.il number of students waa ed here, of Jacob Edger. ne*>”f\l many great trials tor niunicr. hM railing? Daughter rinrijgnantiyb- • *My lord. I am sorry to interrupt you. one in Us plpec." ]• 652 -. Thld year the number will reach ^■hool began at the Edger this week but If you snore so loud you will wake Often aftrwSTd . when lit* w.js re­ but db‘not rtiiH-uilxT one iluge there I Rboufd think so. Why, he's called nearly HOODthe king." Ills majesty thereupon quested to make r. bust he woulll say was au eye witness to the deeA— flow neariy every ulgbt fat n month. with Mr. McWhinney as teacia-r. . awoke and. turning to bis Neighbor, il;1 re-_ lU bif j*ri|ia|itiye. well ulgb ireislsti- is it puraible. then, to brtaj: la»»r.e Uie l-be imuitatkrn of omeG of the culprit hn:.-« you rely un PERSONAL MENTION. me wjiy: p- fharttrey. I!ej« the riiarue Glass Creek grange was held at the, h uu.s! u, llE!dl. n man for a bust. He’ll make n ;.—«sl tirt-TMUMtanthii evidence? ’ 1 ' Mrs. Addie Dunlap, of Vermontville. •Clreuutetanthil evidence is 11>e evlhall Saturday evening, after rthlch all. op n<Jmjn<i ,n0 on the next vacancy." bust i’f you. 1 always rvcomfaioufl Pity tbe manor woman devoid of im«Mich., was the guest of her daughter j • enjoyed an oyster supper. f j Latimer speaks of a woman who suf­ him." : j -> deut’e of cJreUiiit-’tanevs—facts that i agination. but be or she who allows, - Mrs. Grace ;Duiriap, several days last * si^r.tk for ihctitevlves uud that cannot : the Imoghbitlcn too great} liberty be­ I W. M. Kronewltter and wife, the fered from htsotni.hv and who. nil . Yet this same num was penurious to week. t 1 aubordinmo delepii™ were |-tm ent. comes iu it*. ......................... subject rather ........................ than Ito mas»o|>orllta tarlon foiled. «u tnk--n <o a fault and t«y alamltfle frugxtilw’ ac­ fie rontradk-ted < ’irvmustanres have j wunw no motive to devolve, while human lea- i Jer -p|ie L.mu W-|1O w<jtm a rubber Mias Clara Hendershott attended a , ___ _ | I tlie church of St. Thanum. of Acres, cumulated n fortune of fl.<KXi.OOO.j thnony Is too often the produet of ev- | on tj,(l p, ;l.t| attachment to bls cork when she fell nt -»n--e into a refreshing party In Charlotte Monday night given ; , ery kind of motive." _ | .iIV ,^rk foot, aches wltbslumber.—London Mn£L under the ‘Auspices of the Rathbone । LAC Kl. j out the rubbed is as uufortunato a vic­ A wbrtLy .GL-mgaw d.-a r.ir wbl! -CJISisters. I Mrs. Erank Falk ia on the Sick list. Joying! a holiday iff Arraiiu took th ' Ot>: tim n« the Se^tcbmnn who fainted on Mr. and mJts. L. J. Goodyear went to j yijgg Mary Norris |s visiting friends । A bright bid Anglers Imvv noticed tliat list of the j nvon:it cf tire beat in church the first lad w:u» was gwen given a tume dime nie the portmflty al -ug with la friend t> no Lima. Ohioi'uesday morning to spend iu jjaU|e Creek.­ ■ other day b*y a vj-.i-or to Whom he had whiting fishing. During otwnttion i the same xpecioH' caught Jn the name j suistay nfiZr. s toves were rat up. . a few days! with lheir brother. D b.; Mrs.-J. V. Cooper and son, uft <Climax. -------- - ' been exhibited u* the pride of the doctor^ sinker;entuo off and was I rut. atnvnu often differ.completely |n color [ though a fiR’v had not been lighted tn IIcot Was u dilemma. No slnktr. no nnd take protective.linen 0’nt match ’ any of Ihetu. Goodyear. { visited hfi mother Mrs. Geofg* Css'S household. Tin yoiingt'er promptly lost the-coin under tl.e Led In bls room more I'a Hfbc that' day. Hal Happy the prevailing local cotorirtg- of their Mrs. Nesttill, of Pentwater, v. Ito was < Jv.jr SnndHy. and In (•..<. bi rm for It with a llahlf-j thought! Ills flitak. No soonerisapl home*, fiery Otte Gotthltf found by a called here tiy the illness of her .sister, I ! Miss Altn . L_ Bird visited MiiKS Ka candle ret lire to the l>edding- He than <k>nu. The bottfe; wan .filled •with course of experiments with tufbots Mrs. Prndvta’e Nobles, returned tv her' Courtright last week, • found the done anil went downstairk salt crater, carefully torked nnd jpent that’thH faculty, of changing »stlpr in home Friday., accordance withy tlw1 surrcwndlngs is fur tlw- Wratt ru Hbtrtct ot MteWgan. So ;ti«rb Miss Npllie -Stevens is viutlog in without s;tring a wryxl about the con­ down on Itk nitaaiun. Dr. H W. Nobles, of Grand .Lodge, Buttle Creek. flagration. A few mluntes later the .\fter « few iminutes4 Interval. •• H«.*; primarily dur t/> th*1 aetjdp of ;iigbt HHl-Jon. In Urn mxtter of Grren A. Fleaelilug. « p«rthead of the howu* sniffed auspiciously. quoth tiro -!.< tor. "n iiiiei was iff the city this week to sei-his And l p he upon tlx- optic nene. The light does nctehiu. bnrknipt. In bankruptcy. Miss Lucy Thomas returnel to her “I smell smoke." he remarked. “Some­ Tu the creditors ef Green- i 1 i* selbug. » grandmother. Mrs. Prudence Nobles, pulls rt racing kj .«-.-d n fine pa r of not act directly-upon the ej-e. but is re­ naruici'hjt. <rf N*»bville. tn the oounty ot hotuu near Marshall last T tursday. thing’s burning." •Tt'** my rpmrf a‘.!'i whiting, vfit- ott ca.’h hoik. flected from such substanjes nd an 1 .•who la very ill. . Itnrrr. lu dMrirt aforesaid, a l«aknipt- . Mifs .Itnuie Tuqmas acvotnpa ring her mltted tin- youthful prodigy, “but." luaround und affects ILv eob»ring celLNotice l» hereby alien tbat oe tlie sth «.ay U “llu. doctor, twins thin time!” Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Col grove heard fc|r an extended visit added rea*«ui,in:'ly. with u flash of the clalmwl bi-< i-ompaulnn. tiirongh tbe nerve centers <jf the fish. January. A. !>., IKK-., the raid Green f. C>wriling W8- <lu!y adjudicated faaknipt; and that Otis Skinner in "The IlarveHter” at brightneF*in which flhc family took st ITbof of till* was obtained l|y severing tm-nrat me« Ung oi the creditor a « -aid bark- •‘Yi-K" qudlh the doctor. .Harry Stevens has bought hi* father’s rupt Will be )>»4d at the uflk* of tiir Judgecf;. Powers Opera House in Grand Rapids fejriu and will move soon. much\>rli:e. “the tiro ain’t get out. I brought uj- on she hottie toi.”--Lomdon th<*-optic xu-rve of tbe turbA^ wlwu I: ' Crubato erf Parry। eounty. in the court hop*- th • closed nrc-xloor tight." The fire de­ Globe. was found tiuit It no longer pdrae.sscd tbe | Monday evening. city of Hasting* .u «*l-i cowtUy und dte-trirt. partment arrived In jt’me to save the Maude uu the a.'li day <rf Januiry, A. i> . IM*, at 10 Mr. Cldde Cole and Miss „ v the jtower of changing color.—Fesr. Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy spent last in the forenoon .at wbtOr Umr the a*M house.—Philadelphia Record. sonia. • i . . o'clock Campbell iwere married last Friday. • <> .^aa saonrii. creditors may sutwid.prove their c-fain:-. bpc«U)t week in Grand Raj ids. .Mis# Hazel atmatee. examin- the ImnkrnH. nt'd transact The phrase to "ranki- no bonw." Chilson a sistep of Mrs. EdMy’s returned which Is in such raiutuon use. insjy b<' HENRY C. BRIGGS. with her for a-visit. IRVING. Scurvy WHtl to i»o regularly treated genecaJly explained a* Implying ithnt “Quip-" strictly uieaas ^completely'' Mrs. O’Drlei, of Eagle, is stopping S. K. Chamber? and wife 1visited when it whs -possible by tolry.’flg the something is rione readily and widt n<> and is rightly Used In «yj€h sentrnccs Kxkmn.'oo. Midi., .l.u-utkry tvra. mCa. ’ patients up to their necks in fresh such Jmixallment us a. bene mlglit I* as "The flower ia quite faded."' Its at Mrs. Emory Busby’s while^ivr hit#- North Irving-friends on Sunday. earth, n practice officially rvcbmmeml- to one who was tinting food. It ban secondary meaning. * very.” "to a xreat FBOBATE ’»KDKK baud is working- in the city for the Mrs. U. Smith expect 3 toga to New ed In tbe lirithd* navy k«s than h ecu-' beou explained fp I* n niiHhlicatidn of extent.” has the authority of pood 'wili­ } Citizens Teleiriione Company. State if .Mk-hljnui, Count' <rf Barry, m. York in the near future. ’ tury ago. Twenty of tbe crew of tho an older pUrara to "find no bones." er*.-though such oxpreralous ns •iqtdtfe At a M-",ion cl tbe JTvl-au- < wire Jbta U>e Chas. Andrua and wife spent a part ot Barry, hclUeu at Che 1’roVM" offer Mrs.. Kidd has. been entertai .tug her frigate Blonde were «o tn-r.ted on the which stkQBiH to bare bad refeienee. to young" and •'quite hot” have a icoflo- Count) the enrol Hasting*, m m*W Countj w of last ieek visiting relatives lu this father Mr. McQuinuey for a few days. shore of Donna>Marla bay. Santo lio- bohes fotnid In soup nial hindrances to quiul ring ubout them. There Is, how­ In, W»Hlm-«utay.. the tin. day ot .f:ri...iry, m ibe year w e lhw.si.bd :i!i»e hundred and frt«-. mlhgo. Holes were dug In the softest the consumer. Some folk not [only ever. springing up of late the slovenly city, returniugpo Ann Arbor Monday, l*r<-M-n: ( Uh.-. M. Mack..Judge ol ITobai*. Early Monday m rrffing weeluld see soil on.the bcaeh. Into,each of these find but make difficulties ant! 'hin­ pntctii-e of employing the adv«yb where Mr. A. iu taking a law course. in ihe matter erf th.- eatalr of WiUtant a fire off in the southwert. We learn a man was pur and-burled to-his chin, drances. nt Which they are coiitent to “quite" with u ttouti—♦. g., "quite a N'ye, dwvurt. Mrs .John H. Fenton, of Rochester <>u readme and Bling the petition duly rrtlwhile a detach l ent of their shipmates •tick. In Skelton’s ‘ “Elynour itum- panic otisued." If an adverb can mod­ Owl. the farm home of Andrew Vrieriuga of WllSrd H. Nyr. son of said deN. Y. is in the bity as a witness in the, was told off to k»-ep the flies, from myng." 1329, tbe lady so readily be-’ ify h noun, wliere is the distinction be­ cea»rd. praying that an order or drerre may will case on trial this week, and is the was burutd to the ground at -thnt lime, their faces. They were kept In this N-madr-by this Court deterniWng a bo are or tween adverb mid adjective? As a nere HevcdTBe story flint the— and that when the fire waa discovered the lawful heirs of said dnceasWk aafl guest of her cousin, George Bradley tonttcr of fait, the fimctiomi of the ad­ rntiUed to tnl'eTlt nN estate. Supjwj it vp at coca (oac «). it had made such progress that it was position .for tv lours, nnd the treat­ Tberwipoa it is rfrrfrn-d that Friday, A>. and family. She fotind therein no boncx. verb sneut to lx- eiivrouchlng on those 3rd ment was so c -’tire that four days day -rf Fclirrary. a. !♦., ms. at leuo'clocK bard to save some of h's children from , E. F. Nye. ot' Bedford, has been at later nil the ainATcra were able to re­ of the adjective.—Laiidou Review. ■_ lu the fortixa®. N- asafenod-tor Che haartag at C? j*. said p- tltlor. and that the heirs at law of said -tending the seetions of the circuit court buririug. join the frlgnte. drw-MM d and an other persons tntarrated ia An Alahuma s;nte«nnui. was writing •"si'asift Jack footie an old flame of for the past few days, being interested , with a noisy, ftpliitteriUK iKm_ Lnp l-ng yours?* WAR ON MICE. in the Joel Evans case as executor of | One of the anc .--nt i-uHtoms cotittflct- the pen down, he sullied and raid: “He was ■« longf ns he hnd money to the orginial will. "Ome I’ was spending tlie evening cd with Swedish funerals was to plice Prof. A. E.i■ Cartirage. of Alberta. I a small Iwklng glass tp the coffin of with a friend of mine In Selma, j We land Lender. Canada, has bt4in speudiug a few days, United Stales-Consul Jacksou; at La an unmarried fem: lc. so tliat when the sat In tbe dining -ruotu. aud from! the in Hastings. Saturday be entertained Rgcbeile; France, reports that field lust truiup Sounds she might be able kitchou . came a painful scratehlug -Mr. Bert Hubbitrd and his sister Mary mice are becoming n pest In that re­ to arrange ber ttwv» it was the sound. pet printed >d4 drcn!«tr4 In county Ot A reputation cure broken may pj^l- un Barry: care in each week tor thr.-c>ueee«<w “ •-Murtha.’ raid my friend to j the bly be repaired,, but the world will $!• weeks at the Parker 'House. He left Tues gion. • I practice for Scandinavian maidens to jir«-vtov» to Mid dur «rf Marine. Ei.t a d. Hm-ox. > Chas. M. Macx. . To destroy these pests peopleJorrner- . vwear .i-,;r wvir their uuu hair flowing lootw'.y. while maid, •wlint Is tliat scratching In, the ways kdoji lt«< ryes un tlie spot where day f</r home. . ■ I*robntegi, Dr. and Mrs.iE. H. LOthrop left yes 1y nsorietl to asphyxiation bA filling | the matron#’wore It hound ubout the kitchen? it must be.the d<1g trying to die crack was—Josh Billings. ■ I (a tro'1 cryl. . terday for California. They go via the .the burrows with smoke or to drown- in-l ti and generally covered with some get In.’ "Tiuhr Kflld Martha. '•Bat's! no Stig by pouring water Into them or to foim of cap; hem-e tlte iitannrried woUnion 1’acafic and will visit Sacraaowlng poison about the fields. The ra*n w:>» Imagined m awakehlng nt. dawg wrut<-kta’ de do'., htit'H d»- |opk mepto. ban Francisco. Palo Alto, Los- latter method proved dangerous to dmthd jt’.i’.gjjietrf day with' more unthb a-wt .tln' a love I letter to jber honey­ Ayer’s Pills. Ayer’s Pills. Angeles and raireral other points. They nmaticaied animals. Ayer s Pills- K«P saying locks limn her wedde! sisters'nn-l suckle.’ " expect to be awi-Dt thrde -months. At the present day nnotlier methoi! morn la need of a giara.—Westminster Mrs. B. J. Duncan, au old and re­ is used. Infection by a microbe wbie|r. Review. te ’___________ The besi fixative. Beer ban - H sue Invaitauly tumjke-l spected piunee| of Barry county has is desdly to rftts and mice only. In ' Want your moustache or besrd RHPVIMRUAU'Q fiVC been spending the fall a$d winter thus 181K; I»h Danysz while' studying the dnys dtfriofe the-qinilfryftflffo beer tonaro necessary -box ful browner rich wute -SJ.V far with her B: try county friends and habits of field mice observed that ! The coinan.'.t’ Utlhed 1.1 the A i;v‘:. Tiiv»<> <-rouses were relatives. She leave* Thursday for large njimls-rs of mice died from U3wldcli we climb to origidfllhr nut qu-by the wnuks. who task Is case. lie. collected virus, made cub ' northern Mich igau to visit her childTbe ladder which then niailc till the malt It luora, ns n turtM aad assured himself that thera glorious ran. lit made up of soft of; tr.-.d. nuirk. The cti'sscs vfee cultures produced the disease ip Mrs. Nathan ignore, her son and her healthy rate and mice. These expert­ small •vents and small rtetorle’;. In not of the ranirf Hhapp as t|ow shown, Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $20,000.00 daughter, Mrs.1 Wade, of La Grange, inents were made on a large area, near­ the immduty of life nothing la useless but were judre akin to tlie Hhupe of a thing Is wasted. Everything »n crucifix ami wsire inteudpd to show Ind., visited the family of Ec|. Hall­ ly 2th> acres, and seemed conclusive to and nothing OFfrlCKBS ot? Ir I* the tbe best thing for th>c that by "their Mth sworn oti the cross" north Broadway; They visited tho the experts. This method of deptruc- Its plan? i.’liKcr Moser, I’rcs. Au Jetton. (Siuhler I:; a law, not an accident. the lH?er sapplln! was of a fit and factories anH Water works, looked over tfou has been recently commenced and place. IJfe is . uitn-Toaa drinkable ctmdtticm.—London Times. the City-schools, aud expressed them­ carried out syntematically on a surface . —A. J. C. Norris. Cte>UrM»*R. K.T. Ftrwch. Muto*. of 2,800 acres. I selves aa being {more pleased with Has­ I>. s. c..ot,mr. Uteprtn. A. A. AiHt.m-n. The Frenclvpurilament appropriated tings t|an any towuthera had ever seem Mrs. Dearborn—Oo you t»dlei*< In When we think of the physical mar­ 295.000 fames to be used for the deMrs. Parnell Park, daughter of Geol marrying n man to reform him? Mrs. tyrdom the babies go through In the strnetion of the mice by virus. Woodmausee, of Baltimore township, Wabr.sh-Surel t married my first bus­ way, of dress and of the mental tor­ ? t-jg. band to reform him. “What wan wrong w returned from a visit in Muskegon the ture they must rudure when they obicrvc how thoroughly und libpeleasly .first of the week aud is visiting her The beiy-flclal effects of bacteria are with him?” “lie was a. bnehe b they nre ahVayn rnlsundenttood can we aunt, Mrs. Will I am Walldorff In thia no less interesting than the part they | “Oh. I we how you reformed irim." city preparatory to leaving for heij play- in the propagation of disease, I “Not only that; I understand he’s had wonder nt the look of nge and care that throe otlier wires since 1 left ihlu ivtiles hO early, ou their Infant brows? home in the atflt'e of Utah which state and n recent discovery Is that the vege­ 'Yonkers Statesmon. --Marie Corelli. Should conw* a has been her home for the past six table gums found on trees, such ns | gum arable, are the results of their > yeans. Mre. Park has spent more than determination to have A Tmjflta Critle. a year on this vfcit, and a host ot* activity. Previous to some investlgu- • .“Papa," salt! the pastor's little' girl, Tom <who has been uwayj—plfl yon a bank account. By tlons by Dr. S. Greig Smith of New 1 r ­ »nd that girl you were engaged to last friends regret ber departure for that; South Wales it wa«J»elle\ed that vege- j watching .him constructing-nnd revis this time next year y-os far off home. table gums were the result of tlie un- i injr his Sunday sermon. "doys Got' ion rammer get married? Jack—Yes. but .< 2ve nre not 1: together. Tomwill regret not having healthy or pathological conditions of you wlint. to write?” “Yes. iry .child. God tells mn." “ Then what do yoIVhy? What’s the trouble? Jack—4>h, Ilitdtom Ore. / the trees on which they were formed, started oue Kioner. . Tests have befeu made In Vienna With but the-^ntlre subject was one about . scratch it out for?”' io trouble at all. She married another pitch bl-- ide wlricb was taken from the which comparatively little was known. I mau. and I luiirried .-toother girl. ground rs lone ago as 1307, 1814 and. Dr. Smith, believing that bacteria pro- { a 1863. airl the Strength and quality^jf duced the gum. examined two trees . Wlthrrby—I say. jdM you recommend tbe radi-.tm In these samptea have been from which it exuded and obtained i that cook of oura tn my wife? Plnrk«r.d weak. found to be Identical with those In si two varieties of bacteria, of which be Ihgton—Yes. 1 bdlen- so. Wltherby— >ot vigorous uud powerful.* The ScripWell. I wish yon woujfl come round artd synonym is utecttfast endurance. jportion ef pitchblende only newly ex­ made cultures. tonight-nnd take dinner with us. tracted, a fact which further proves Boston Watchman. iCut the powers ot radium incur no j A lean compromise Is better than Alcdtnntlon with time. kii estate sscvmtt j fet lawsait.—German Proverb. local news. TAKaffl A I~k* i 1 A VAFC Ml llQ 1 B. y LI O £ M A10 l*’is over ,n<l 0YCr at’>n. .With the New Year THE HASTINGS CITY B NK Foley's Honey and Tar Money to Loan OK . I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-01-19.pdf f66ac2ac0591df71e52f88fcf6bcdbc9 PDF Text Text reawn to febl gr^tfiled-.at his cornmit*tne assignments, being made chairman } tti the Committee on .Agricultural Col­ lege. a member of the Committiv ch State's Prison, and also of the Com­ mittee on State Affairs In conclu­ sion let in? large that anyone vantltig Hastings Banner. HASTINGS. MICH], THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1905. FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 38' STRONG BANKS LOST AN ARM NOVEL SURPRISE PLEASANT SURPRISE information for having any matter of' Importance or any private requests, should not hesitate to write me; ad­ dressing Laaslng; rare House of Rep-resefitaUves . W. tt SCHANTZ. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. .... ■— SPLENDID SUCCESS SIDELIGHTS ON THE LEGISLATURE William H. Warner, of Baltimore, Fred Menhennick’s Fellow Workmen Lost an Arm By Dynamite ’ UPON DELOS R. MCELWAIN ON THIS CITY HAS THEM AND THEY at Table Factory Give THE SERIES OF ONE DAY FAR­ Interesting Letter from Representa­ Explosion , THURSDAY LAST , DESERVE PUBLIC CONFIDE NCE MERS INSTITUTES IN BA RRY Him One. tive William H. Schantz. Wednesday afternoon last while COUNTY Fred'Menheunick. who has just been Little did any ono think, some .28 working on the big Battle Creek dmln HIS77TH BIRTHDAY si icctefl to take tbe superintendency of HIGH INTEREST FOR DEPOSITS near Charlotte, William H. Warner, sou' years ago,|-wbep 'the-JIpv. Levi Mas­ the Wool Boot Co., was giver, a very ter wax stationed at Hastings, that VERY WELL ATTENDED of Fred Warner, a farmer-living Dear Eleven Other'Gentlemen, All Born pleasant surprise by the employees of bls son "SnerRy," theti about 12 years Should be Looked upon With Dis­ Dowling, had his left arm so shattered in 1823 Attend the Gathering. the cabinet room of the Tabff factory. old. would be speaker and the writer, by a dynamite explosion that amputa­ favor by Those Who Seek a Safe Exccllent Interest Shown in Every Thursday Delos R. McElwain reach- He has tieen tbe foreman of that de­ a meipber |of tbe present P gislaXure. tion at the elbow was necessary. The Bank to Keep Their Money. One of Them-Certain to do <4 hit 77th birthday.^.Mr3J ”»- partment tor several yearn, and by his But euch are the facts, and "Sherry” The past week the Basnek was particulars of the accident we .have Jason McElwain planned and .executed ability, kindm***, patience aud all Much Good. Is proving ihimself a prompt, rfflclest tendered an advertisement and locals brert unable to learn, but it is probable a very novel surprise on him. -They around hustling qualities had .won the Last week a series of one-day Farm­ an<f Impur^al pres id mg officer. Wbat that the the young man was dynamit ­ for a bank in another city which du-* invited eleven ullier gentlemen.all burn good will of the mdn in his department ers’ Institutes was held in various lothe writer] will prove himself io be sired to solicit the savings deposits of ing a rock or stump in the course of in 1828, the same year as Mr. .McElwain. that, whets they learned of his good cSlitle* in Barry county- which, in time’wUl 11. It Is not too much to our readers, agreeing to pay -four per the drain, and was Injured by a pre­ U) come to their home in time for 12 fortune, they determined to give him point- of interest and attendant. de­ spite the disagreeable weath< .sur­ Is ambitious to supplemeat cent interest on them. We declined mature explosion’ Warner is a single o’clock ((inner. Fortunately all were tangible evidence of their Rood will. passed anv and all others eVer held say that h »rk of. Scnattir Glasgow so man of about 23 years, and .is spoken the good the proposition, because we do not be-j able to get. there. and Mr. McElwain They presented him with a flue smok­ within its borders. A novel featur • of the members-from Barry lieve legitimate banking can warrant; of. very highly by those whb .knout him, Sr. wwsmost thoroughly surprised. ing set. This Mr. Menhennlck greatly these institutes was the grouping of hi name at home, and also two topics, both of the greatest value county a that rate of interest on saving .deposits: and all express sorrow over his mi^ Audther aurprBe awaited them abo. prizes, not merely for its intrinsic value to the •agricultural sections. viz., tbe • king body of the state. ' unless the bank can get mitlious of fortune. Mr. J. T. Lombard, learning of the pur­ and the enjoyment he will get out of farm and the rural school. It was ‘ It goes rhout saying that the proethem, which ihi.j bank can not We posed gathering, sent them a dozen It, but because, it will remind him of through Commissioner Ketcham that ent‘ b gislatire Is above the average In • were influenced by tbe further reason beautthil pink roses. These wpre used pleasaiit associations and the good will this plan was Adopted. The result was highly beneficial to'both Interests. Mr, Intelligence and birtihk*sH ability, and that Hastings l.os two good strong lor table decorations, and after a tine of the dononi. K. A. Croman,, of Grass I-ake, who was that -the work deme for the’ people will banks, worthy of public confidence, ex­ dinner, which was excellently served, the leading figure in presenting topics be along sa lines, pne reeommoDdatend ■ ng every possible faccomodatlnn JOHN BESSMER, TriE JEWELER i had sathlk'd the wants of the inner uf s|x!Clarvah»e to the termer, declared varnor Warner uhonld H AD IT DI RING.THE CIVIL WAR. to their customers, and which pay all that in his 15 years' experience In con­ tkm from man. the hostess pinned a rose upon county people—the one ine interest on sayings deposit* that ducting farmers' institutes, those held please each , of the guests. Then Mr. Christ­ In this county last week were the most referring t the State Tax ^Commlsany bank outside’the big money centers CHARGED WITH DESERTION mas. the photographer, appeared and successful one-day gatherings,of that can afford to pay. took a picture of the twelve as they BERT LETTS WAS VERY SERIOUS­ nature he had attended. On the other sion. Afte recommeadlng that the number of commissioner!- should be Because wp ,believe legitimate, safe sat. in the dining room. LY INJURED hand, Prof, Rrnest Burnham, of the But the Record was Cleared up He banking in any city not a money certter Kalamazoo Normal College, stated that reduced fro five to .three The nays tn After the meal, the dozen old men Was Honorablv Discharged Now he had never before had such an op effect that e powers of the commlauoes not warrant 4 per cent interest on ■ gathered in tbe parlor, and -fell to dis MAY TERMINATE FATALLY ___ Get* Pension. port unity aa these institutes afforded sioa spouldl be curtailed; curtailed: that -the deposits, we would not care to publish > wel,r. "old to reach the patrons of the ryral John UUIIU Besemer. UCdCIU'.i. •lb. ••> J" ' ...........<»,■‘ II L . .. day,.-, Il wu » {.Ira ■ J commissioners have no business to go locals or other, advertising that our «... I. rewlded hl» putakta rrr.ro Hhr-le ,0 *h*“ ,“11 * Brcl“'r'» Wm Crating Ne.r. fflf Uadn'n Firm school*. He had talked to teachers of readers could construe as endoft ing Into a farming community. Mich as uLtvOn a ■ . it. . i ♦ 1 ..... n n .. M district schools, and now and then to । them as zwith' animation they rnAallu/f recalled In Johnstown - Scalp Badly Torn what they say. It the writer had money Sam, having reached- th»* age of - 70. tho eveust; of tbe good old times when their pupils, but here he could talk to curs, and trv to equalhe assessments;, and Skull Crushed. the jiatrons It was a splendid idea ihat such work can be done far better to deposit in a savings bank, he would when every honorably di*cKarged eol- life before them instead of being a and was worked out to the satisfaction dier l» entitled to -snob t»cnctit. We • Djrr Dowling. Northeast Barry and feel much less uneasy about it if it by men at bpm?.; To this, I know, our i.emlulscemc. Many were the anecdotes i of all conderndd. . were In a bank which paid 3 percent doubt if ever a soldier in this country and many the stories of humor, hard-[ North Johnstown correspondents send The jjerieu began at Carlton Center. farmers will all «ay Aipen. had an exjierience that cotfid dupITitaU us tin; details of a distressing accident Monday, than in <;ne that paid -I per cent piunuuy. wberp wbi-ij- the me session mtoiuu was held untu ship and pathos recounted by these ; lo Bertie Utts lheoniy son of Mr. and lr th(, Methodist church, with 92 pros­ Our state law compels a saving batik ' Mr. Bessravr's. : veneralilB men, who have done so much | to keep 15 per cent of its savings* He esnre Mm. Northeast Barry, ounf to thir thl: cuumry from • of Ibdhard work Wat hM Impr.iwd lhe ' wh n6Win. Jx-tts. s„„of intav . H. jra vli- ent. At Barryrille. »he next day. 125 nttfn’ed. the gathering being held in depmlls in rah and in tank'. in ISM. <tad lorai.,,1 In l-Mlad. I y 2 - $er i.r eent ...l*ia. ..... .. HI.......................................... , 'Itlnghl'uwlo. H.M. Briwol. InJohn the M. P. church. At Assyria Centeri and the latter only ’ ray round enli>tos«"nt --a- a — tar ataTdire’u and In a -bon time wt>. tbe ,ri>- I »«!l'14o»b. and wM crating on tbe bill the Institute yas held in the M.’P: an dally talarira. It also direnta I her. nn<1 In a -hurt time was the »ro I It W pt > e*nt i r rl. tor of a pntaia r.ru' barber ,hop In. ‘ " SS1' i Mst ol ,|.e bouBe. Ue wu going down church, with 1l«'t present At Hickory inch banks to loan at leas; rl- lor of„a pnwinrous ,h,>t> In. i■ “7*• W“ Wpe, eent I ;r hv qua In .hlbarber . p,rt ol «“ with grra .pood head torramtt. and In Corners, on Thursday, thti Baptist church. h«*ld the 15<» attendants. At of rbeir sariuga drjrolts on morls’ajes! t* - * * * " 1SC2 bard work and long hours tai * “J"” iwute wuy the kletl'werTetlklrd ran Mm D&wllng n crowd ’ of ’ 250. which in­ ■inr) nnrt tntit>i/*iTinl hnnik ’ Phyli and state and municipal bonds. The «o undennlned «*» health that the doot dL U d ? * J, “ , h IlBto * tWiD» bl’ ,C*11’ “”d cluded six teachers and nearly all the ‘former, draw from 5 per cent to 6 per pupils in three districts, were in Rice’s tor. told bln. that he nrn.t take . loon hT. Xa^ta h'’ ban to attend -r*-- v. •• -* B<>w-■ the sessions. interest, the bonds from 3 per ceut.to rent or he would die with ronaumptlon. i . . ... ... . I He w« tarried to tbe home of U . J. Concluded on page 3. I per pent interest. This would not They ndvlied an ocean rnrase in « , ’’,1? h,p,‘? Brah near by In M uncontaom condlaverage over 4^ per cent on 7$ per cent . . / . . lion and l>r, R. X ./lallagber. of Ddwlof a bank's savings deposits. This would Balbnc TCBitel. Acrordlngly. early In. CROP REPORT 1SCI Mr lietamer shaped bls bn.. ; ™’?*"““J? '“k- w*’ «nmmoned. He <1 reMed tbe leave only|S5 per cent of such deposits JcJntn wb^tSyTre rtaXndl^“d *" “* SCORED BY THE COURT to.be loaned at a higher rate on com­ For December - General Opinion Th«t mercial paper. The bopt collateral pap­ Wheat was Injured That Month. Ota When they btated ... Barry , “At ,l" lust reports he was still-alive but er ranges from 3U to 41; per cent: the Judge Hopkins Rebuke* Wcmen Whs Secretary of State Prescott has issued btateod..,^ ,Tr rrota ^todper^-.,,^ in a very ! critical condition. He is a are Responsible for Breaking up ^'tSfc>wy promising young lad, and all are the December crop report. Of course a Home. cent. It ;s ^safw lo say the loans on 1 Gn (|1<? ocean. Ho had plumed to stay ' J«u-•x.-tM-kK K McSwain, it is impossible to state definitely about hoping for t»is ultimate recovery. commercial*paper would average but j in Germaliy until October. In August I kot*rt Uliretw.. Marshall Chronicle: The divorce case the injury to wheat. But 252 eorres , J|ttleabove .-----------tw -------------------------------little above 5 per cent. rThus on 4its , he received word*--------from “ini wife that Match*. Jmm-s m. wring. dB|(uflu, a tank, would not tax b“1 h«-% d»|t■— fted to April 1G. Al’eu, J oom. • pendents say they believe It has suffer­ of Clarence U. Bera va. Misak- E. Bera CONTINUED GUARDIANSHIP ed Injury, while .’M9.say no. The gn ».d occupied tbe attention of Judge Hop­ I June.D. Span Idin*.... urerage S Ar ert.t taureou No bank I “P’ ,n ,h" V?'"« .... David Wolcott... . ’ ..UM Upon h-ceivln^ notice «if this draft 1 July was not eutfietently covered to protect kins until 4 p. m. Friday.. After bear­ under such condition* could afford to • r7s. s. Brssmer went to the provtttt Au*. 14 Burlaw <1. C«rt*r.. Judge \V<ilcoU Did in Case of Mr*. the wheat fuUy in most of the state ing the evidence offered and argumeuta i Aug '.^jMcnpin Jotx**....... pay 4 percent, unless'it had millions I Concluded on pagp 6. Jane McArthur, of Middleville. , Sept -;i Wn>. 8. Chidtwtfrr. N. Y. Stale B.*-, Prices for grains were generally higher of ihe counsel on botji sides tbe court of such deposit*, and a bank cannot get I ■ ' <»«. isijaoob Odeli ...... than a year ago. particularly wheat and dismissed tbe bill and granted a oF Our rwidqnj will remember our men such large savings deposits but’side the ] ] Bop. iriThon..Haary.,.. ....... iTel’and . 1>W 1 tion of the laseof Mrs. Jane McArthur vorce to the'defendant. Tbe quention THE WOMAN'S CLUB rye Horses command better figures | It Will be observed that tan of the 12 । very large cities. The expenses of con-1 of alimony was left open for consider ducting a bank, such as taxes, salaries, । * wen- Iborn in New York $tate. .The] of Middleville, whose great age, to than then, but cattle and hogs are ation. Tbeievidence sIomb that the etc., would be fully one per cent if not | Very Interesting Meeting Friday I wives; whom seven of the twelve first, quite an extenL'in the judgement of worth less. couple had been married overmen years many of hVr relatives, precluded the Afternoon. married an* still Hying. Two are wid-, more. Then there would be only one and most of .the time Mr.Bera's moth­ idea of careful management of her THIS WE SAY way bv which such a tank could afford | A varied and interesting program I| oyrerej The first wives of three others ; er lived with them. They got aluug al­ to pay I per cent in any city outside R’^n at the .Friday jifternoon 1 died Feme time agb-aad they are living ' property,off which she had quite a little. right until Mrs. Bera's health was such Mr. William Keeler, before his removal I in Answer to the Herald’s Question the big centers and make a prolit in meeting of the club. Mrs. Etta Bickel ( with second wives. All of them appear | that it was. necessary ’to hire a girt About the Sheriff** Board Bill. handling the savings of its depositors, !®veuts leading up to Penj ;i to beiremarkably well preserved, with 1 to Oregon, iad at her request acted as Among others employed was a Mr* and that would be by ’loaning them at ■ Expedition and its results in a very , prospects for many years more of use-. a sort of trustee for her, and had care­ The Herald anxiously Inquires wbat Hughes, and the testimony slioweb that fully looked after her means and kept , a larger than average rate to persona । clear au® comprehensive paper. Mra fulr.ese to themselves and their friends. we are going to say now that tbe su­ after-the couple separated Mrs. Hughes । them so iuvjested as to reaJye a nice in- . or concerns to speculate with, or whose ! Mabie Stebbins gave a reamng from' pervisors at the January session paid mother removed to Battit Creek a»i< (come for hfer. After that time there « Sheriff Courtright’s board bill which Mr-.Bera went thereto hoard. credit is not first class. For in these ( SUSTAINED THE WILL were indications that her property was j i Ingale" add briefly reviewed the charm days of easy money, responsible bor- - ... ‘ they tabled at the October session. There was evidently ho doubt is the was not being so carefully managed, * . Just this, Bro. Field. If the board was mind of the"court that tWHugbe* wo­ rowers do not need to pay over to 6 Ing story. But Denied the Codicils- That and fn fact |t looked as though It might * In l-.er paper on Irrigation in tbe I satisfied in January, as It was not in man broke up the Bera home, and is Concluded on png* 3. What Jury Did in Joel Evans* be scattered and leave her with little (October, that the Sheriff’s bill was a Western ■ States Mrs. Flora Benkes I Will Case. granting Mrs. Bera a divorce be scored * for her support in the opinion of some j legal j drew the main .facts from personal personal uuob- I acia irom . ,L, ... bill, we are glad they paid it, and Mrs. Hughes-and her mother sererely GOOD POSITIONS ,K been In Colotadu II It did not lake lhejury long lo d.Bof her frienilB, Accordingly steps were ( servation having Xhere lhe .yol.ni I, : “«th* ’,°*'1 f-r*“ "t’,u taken to Secure a guardian for her. their doing so was an act of justice. Both testified and were tn the court a few years ago Not until after tbe board had acted In roum and heaid'the judge’s n marks. Barry County Member* get them In . largely in use-She Sb. told told of of . h. 'Ml to io -’“'hr'Smith P>’» “>« >»•“,U»*5 . This she and certain others al that j her visit October did we know anything of what They wore a sarcastic smile whe» Organization of the Legislature. j Che mining town of Jjafayettc^ Colorh- bauds. The arguments were finished,' time strongly opposed. As the case tthey purposed doing with the sheriff's Mrs. Bera was on the stand and when and the Judge concluded his charge to was very important and Involved some । Wednesday evening the Legislature j do which was platted out and is large board bill. They certainly received no the jary Thursday afternoon. The I her attorney-, Mr. Tompkins, wm a'-gr. Convened after the recess, and Speaker ly owned by Mrs. Mollie Milled, former- jury then retired, and In about 15 min-1 close legal propositions, Judge of Pro- (suggestion from us in tbe matter. We I bate Mack asked J udge '>mith to set in (commended what they did, and stated uing the case, but after the judge had Master and Lieut. Gov. Maitland an- ly Miss Mollie Foote, a Hastings girl finished bis remarks the smile dhap ( auoDced their committees. I and well known to earlier resident* utes had agreed upon a verdict. They the case foijhim. This was done. After that an investigation should be made. peared and they left the court room a* sustained the original will, but denied hearing many witnesses and the argu­ Because he has been made president here. Many b tree is in the town are unro­ We have no apologies for that position. if they were anxious to get out of sight. all the codicils which granted the bulk ments of atim neys for and against the . of the Senate, and will fill the Chair ed after Hustings friend*. Mrs. Miller This particular board till was larger, When one site in tbe court room and of the property to Mrs. Thompson and guardi&tishfp, Judge Smith, acting for ( most of the time, as Lieut. Gov. Mait-! with several others put in a system of It covered but nine months, bears some of the reason* set «p by her friends. The case was stubbornly Judge Mack, decided in favor of Will- though (than Sheriff Hitchle or McKevitt had land has poor health and will be absent ‘ irrigation for her ranch near Lafayette both men and women aa a cause frr fought on both sides, but those having lam R. Harper, of Middleville, as ( much of the session. Senator Glasgow anrfit tblnuvsMm of irrigation, bv and it was this system of irrigation, by rendered for the entire four, years term divorce, it becomes evident that wtdesired to be freed from Committees I| ditches that Mrs. Renkea described ac­ no interest in the matter wbo beard the guardian. Those opposing that step ( of either. Whenever any sheriff, dem­ should have more stringent divert© case were satisfied the jury could do appealed to the circuit court, Mrs. Me- | woTk as tar as possible. He was made '; companying her explanations with a ocrat or republican, asks Barry county nothing else except what they did. . Arthur signing the appeal to do away Chairman of the Committies on Public rough outline to more clearly demon­ to pay a larger board bill for prisoners with the guardian. As Judge Smith Health and Marquette prison, and a *' «trate the plan. She also described her for nine months than his predecessors SALOON OPENT was di^<pialiffed because he had heard |did for four years, we believe that bill PROGRAM FOR UNION S. S. member of die Apportionment and visit to the Union or Greeley colonies the case In the probate court* he re- tshould be investigated. On its face, TEACHERS’ MEETING Taxation Committees about the most •■ and the Salvation Army settlement at important iu tbe senate. It will thus be Ft. Amity where irrigation is used. Charged that Lewis Flint, Hldory quested Judge Wolcott, of Grand Rap­ unless the board knows the circum ids, to dispose of the case iu the circuit , Corner* Saloonist Had HI* Place Other systems used were described aud seen that Barry County fair* decidedly stances connected with it, such a bill At tbe Presbyterian Church 7:30 Accordingly be came down Saturday ( Open On Legal Holiday. «he spoke of the enormous .value added well in tbe senate. suggests investigation. We believe o'clock January 23rd. , Representative Schantz is highly hon to lauds that would not brinjt 75 cents Monday December 9Bth is a legal and listened to arguments as to the ap- that such a large bill a* tbe one Inques ored for a new inember.being given the an acre if irrigating facilities were holiday. It is charged that Lewis | peal. Since the case was concluded in tion does not evidence regard for the Paper; subject. "The Moaning of j the probate, court. Mm. McArthur had chairmanship of the Agricultural Col­ brought to it—Southern California be­ Flint, the’ Hickory Corners saloonist, John’s Gospel”. Mrs. Clement Smith taxpayers’ interests, on the part of the lege Committee and is a member of the ing made one of the finest garden spots did not respect the mature of Michigan . become satinfied with the guardianship official wbo renders It We do* not be­ Exposition of ktoson. very important Committee on State। on earth through the means of irriga­ which requires saloons to be cloned on and presented to Judge Wolcott a state- lieve but that, in tbe Interacts of the January 29th. tion. Over nine millious of acres are that diay. Accordingly a warrant has j meat signed by her saying that she was taxpayers, the sheriff* office should Affairs. ' . Subject. - "Jesus and Nicodemus.'— jiow under cultivation by irrigation In lieen Issued for hia arrest du that charge i now satisfied w:tb tbe guardianship, be so managed, as it was under Sher­ John 3: 1-15. NO NEW RURAL ROUTES the United States and much more is and he will be brought before Esq. 1 and desired to have.it continued and to iff Courtright’s predeceesors, that such "Nicodemus, Seeking the King­ (withdraw the appeal. Judge Wolcott a big bill would notbave been rendered. bring added every year. Bishop to meet the accusation. dom".Dr., John Wootoa decided that If she was competent to j Until After July First, as the Appro­ Mrs. Nettie Brooks gave a.Cew facts 2. ’’Jesus, Revealing the Kingdom” JOINT INSTALLATION priation is Exhausted. make the appeal she wa« also cotnpe I CRUELTY TO ANIMALS? concerning F. Hopkiuson Smith, tjie Mrs. H. H. Van Alike* tent to withdraw it and therefore de- • ——•'Conditions for Entering the From Washington comes the news popular author and artist, and read one cid?d ttmt Mr. Harper should continue I of Officers of the K. O. T. M. M and kingdopT..... .Rev. Arthur Trott that the appropriation for establishing of his amusing stories typical of bis That Charge Made Against David as guardimj. ;: uo y M M at St Ro<eM MaIJ Ffl. gnardlai|._________ . February 5th. rural' routes haaf all been used, so thjit style “Five Meals for a Doll if” which RagU Trial the 23rd. Subject, "Jesus at Jacob's Well.”—• day -Evening Jan. 27th. no new routes can be established antil was much enjoyed. ' The total receipts of the Hastings Jahn 4: 5-14. Last Thursday, David, Ragla, a far, Next week Friday will be a red lej 1. "A Thirsting Soul’’. It was announced that plaffs for the after July 1st, when the new appropri­ posionic? for BAM exceeded 810.S.U vv »v.m mer north of the city,was arrested , ..aiinary promises to show larger re­ ter Macca^ee day for that order in ! ........................... M!»» Carolyn Harbor ation will -be available. This will l>e annual, banquet which will >e held at v, Friday by ' the city marshal fur leaving his Hastings. In the evening, al St. Rose’s 2. "The Never Satisfying World".. unwelcome infurm.iWon t» Barry the Parish House to morro ceipts than'the same month last year, ay. Tbe t*1*® hitched on the street all day with- i ’Mm. Irving L. Gratify ,, , so flTire is ayery reasdn to expect that Hill,.the new officers of the Knights county people, who hud expected the evening, were well under v "The Water of IJfe” oul r«4 « ««. Uo WM (,jty Mr. and Lady Maccabtw will be installed. ; , Ufa® WUre new county delivery system would be presence of Mrs. Lois Felker, Btate fed ‘ Mr. Chas. Maywood ftallo.. prMldtat. I» a«»ur..d which will Ju»Ue« BHhop «ud denied Ihe chargee Round Table—Each teacher and vis­ mien win «•-»«'" rier service; In order to do so,ho we ver Hon. Perry F. Powers, of Cadillac,' will put in operation before July. But un­ Tb.b.n-lm>dolM»ltal him Hlorae w« <ol th, lhe omet 0lU!ft eICMd add Iptore.t lo ite occMlon. — •--- 1 — act as installing officer. The exercises itor present Is invited to give a one> der the circumstances there is nothing minute thought or suggestion pertata-' -for nett Monday, the 23nd gio.UX). quet will begin at f>:30 olclocl . will be very Interesting to all. o do bnt watt. Ing to these lessons. SORRY EXPERIENCE COA SH NG ACCIDENT Mf: Xt&Xrh,W| I. �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY 19. 1905 Hastings Banner. Preaident Roosevelt has eA out to! Lucy A. Streeter of Grand Ledge got destroy the iniquitous system of rail-' a verdict of 84,847,50 against the Pare HuWhhed every WednMdtr afternoon at roads granting rebates to favored, ship­ Baatfazv. Mlchipm. pers, thus building up one business at the expense of another. Write your COOK BROS.. Editors. congressman and tbe senators just how you feel about this subject. You may POWTY-NINTH YEAR. feel sure the railroad lobby is at work. Tbe people should be equallyalert Subscription by M»U. Po«t-P»id. ONE YEAH SIX MONTHS tiihee: months................. .......... Perhaps there will come a solution of tbe “negro question0 through Lhe X F,<rtrre<! at tbr |XMtotloe at Hasting'*. MlchE ray. Dr. lienry. Pancoast, the noted . mutter ’ X ray specialist of the University of Pennsylvannla, discovered that after ADVERTISING RATES. Diaplny ■dvcrtUtnr. rales furuhhM on appH- treating a negro’s face with the X ray cattpn. — s for lupus for about a month, the skin of the colored man turned white where tUM puRr.ot among Brevities. ttHc a U»c; rUeher.. ?■< u line. Averau.- ol sen'll wotilMO the the X rays got In their work. Obituary. iHwt ry *ixl resolution^, 5c a l>n«oUcra <>» blrth.% dt*lb» or marrteres will be printed 11 re a* paw» nnUU-r. PST-No ronimuhtcatloO wUl be published undor an* cfrcumAaucci' unlew II bears'the writer-!! UAtn- ata! poet oUtee addrew. JOBPUIS1INU. Tbe lUNNKK-hiM oiw irt the bert equipped Gt» officer In WiMti-ru Michigan, and H prepared o do every kind of book and Job printing. One New York city Savings bank of. ftired to iucreMe tbe rate of interest on saving deposits from. 3‘sper cent, as it had been paying, lo l per cent. Asa Jesuit tbe following day 1,000 people lined up with their money, anxious to get the 4 per cent. If those people but. knew it. a bank that paid 3 per cent would be safer than one paying 4 per cent, in legitimate loaning such as savings banks in large cities ought to do, from I per cent to’5^' per cent Is the limit hf interest return. No bank can afford to handle depositors money for the difference between I per cent, which that bank paid, and the 4’4 br ■h’..- per cent which it received. When a bank pays ! per cent interest it is morelban possible that it is loaning depositors money at greater risk than it should in order to get big interest. “1 firmly believe the day of the strike is over” were the words of T. V. Pow­ derly. /ormer head of the Knights of I/aboJ and late commissioner of. immi­ gration. He added “I don’t mean that there is never to be another strike, but 1 do mean that each year will see fewer causes of sigikes, and that natural!v the strike will be a thing of the past. 1 know of nothing so encouraging as the recent conferences, between capi­ talists I and laboring men. They have t.i!ked|things over in many controver siea i'nkbe past year or so. and with the is apparent to everybody else that Rus; sia canfimt hope to regain her lost coBtrdl of the eastern seas. Without tha^ shE* caifnot. meet Japan on even terms Iu Maibchurik. Her only hope Is lo prolong the war until Japan’s resources are exhausted. But Rusria would suf­ fer almort as much, and trouble at home would compel her to cease her Asiaticlstriiggle. ‘ An adequate American merchant tleet would save 8100,W0,000 a year in freights which this country now pays to foreign! vessel owners. It seems to Tbe coroners jury In the case of NeO S. Phelps, whose body was found under a bridge in a stream at Battle Creek, have relumed a verdict of acci­ dental drowning. $ to­ ur Albert Griffln, th6 farmer who. living near Charlotte fell and suffered three broken ribs recently, is inja serious con­ dition. One of the broken ribs was thrust into the lung. S V r > MKHKAN. The determined manner in which Attorney General Moody'haa gone after the tnwt fleems to have startled that Combination very decidedly. The rest of, the county is happy over, his ' action, and hopes he will win out. in Pink, Bl and Tan Borders. © ©■ ■ Hi & The pair, I he same good values , ou have always had at 60c $1.50 ffi 00020002000210000002100002000391 A Bank’s History 185<i i Bank established by William Skinner. 1857-r Succeeded by Henry Goodyear. 18B84-Succeeded by Bowne A- Gilloway. 1870,-Hastings National Bank orminkeii. 1890 '-Hustings National Bank charier extended for 20 years. 1905 ■ Hastings National Bank the only National Bank iu Barry county. ed was 58 years of age and leaves a wid­ ow and three children. . The recent storms have done great .damage to the north pier of the neqharbor at Saugatuck. Although wider at the outer end'-^md heavily loaded j SLARBT COLNTIEJ down with stone it hits-, been raised a number of feet out of the water, in fact । • The Michigan Paper Co. will build a so high, that one can see under It. 'This is not the only disaster of the kind new paper mill at Plainwell. ‘ * along the shore for many of the piers have met the same fate. Calhoun supervisors. voted >14,500 for 0 addition to the jail of that county February 3rd is the date fixed for thf annual banquet of tire Gridley Club al It really looks as if McGarry, the Ionia. Edwin Denby, of 'Detroit, just brains of the Grand Rapids. water deal, elected congressman from the first dis; would not get a pardon. . ttfct and who made such a Sine speech at Belding two year ago, will be one of Ingham County supervisors propose tbe speakers. More particulars . and! that tramps shall crack stone if they definite information will be given later board at the county jail. It is to be hoped that those who go from here will noAhave to go against The bondholders have taken over the the sam? train “accommodations ’that] Malta Vita food company at Battle they did last year coming home, whole Creek- and it has been reorganized., carload came near freezing to death' —Portland Observer. Capital and Surplus, $100,000.00 -------- ;_________________ A______________________________________ OFFICERS J. T. Lombard, President W. 1). Hayee. Cashier John IF. Goodyear, V. Pres. H. 0. Hayes, Ass t DIRECTORS J- T. Jxmibard. John F. Goodyear, W. *" 1) Hayes. . ClementlSmith, Wm H. Chase. Requires no questions to find th«*refraetive error, makes fitting surer. F. R. Pancoast. F. 1). Pratt. R. K. Grant, to to to to Hi * Ur Ur weissert bros Hi Ht Are M»Squ»ner.ror:u0|id»j l-nwnli In tbn hardwxr. i,n, Th« «»4shMr,. Haann., Strop.t'X /qS and Kettles in topper Nickle Ware. Ingersol Watches in all stvinn for boy. Iron a (l td *1.1^ Guarantied “or one yritr “ uy . ’ Ur 9 ft GARLAND or PENINSULAR RANGE * Of & Hi FurnaceS^S,^™^^' W Ur Ur Builder* Hardware of all kind* a speciality those in need of scientific care and In-' structlon, though this fact may not be RETINOS COPY © © w 4 < 4 4 4 VhiK cut illustrates my new ( mctliod of fitting glasses This line of goods is still complete, a perfect" fitting fleece-lined gar­ ment. All styles, all colors, only. 98c A rtsgular 75c Soods. if us .-is if kmnlgresssurely must be able to agree oh sonic plan to build up our merchant inariqe. and save America the huiiilatlon of having her great Hon. Edwin A.Wildey, of Pawl’aw, Henry Johnson, son of Daniel John-i commence Carried on in foreign ships, former state land commissioner, has while dor jpeuple pay the mpney'that been chosen state salt inspector by Gov. son a farmer Jiving near Lyons, died a builds up the vessel interests of other Warner.* raving mauiac at his father's home one nations. » day last week. He went to Lansing a few davs before to take a special colirse It is claimed that Dr. H. Slocum of Andrew bdrnegie has parted com­ in the Agricultural College. It is claim­ pany with | over 840,000,000 which he Ionia is heir to a 81,000,000 fortune in ed that some of tbe older college boys has given to establish free public li­ Russia, afid that be is going to the gaVe young Johnson a mild "hazing" — braries.. j At)d still he is unable to spend Czar’s tand'to get it. such a? making sarcastic remarks 'itq his money as rapidly as he would like. him, and serenading him with a job lot He once!said that a man who.died very Lansing has an ordinance against of ancient tinware. Being very aensitiye rich dlwi disgraced. It looks as though spitting on the sidewalk. The ordinance and construing this as personally aiml-d he would have to be very much dis­ is all right, but the first person arrested at himself, he is said tu have brooded graced when he dies, for His fortune is under it was a mere boy; whom the over it until his mind was unbalanced. still Estimated at over 8400,900,000. police grabbed before he had scarcely let go the spittle. If it had been some At.the recent session of the Associ­ big man who had let a gob of (obacco The buying of skins of fur-bearing ation for Advancement of Science at juice as big as a pan cake out of him animals is a growing industry and one Philadelphia, Dr. Leon’L. Walters, who on the sidewalk, probably the "co#’’ which is carried on quite extensively at has inveutigated-the food supply and who arrested the kid would have had Athens. During the past month M. J. it* adulteration In New York, said “1 his back turned and seen nothing of Wood & Sou of that village have pur­ think I am Justified in saying that the chased skins to the amoutof 840,502.22. the infraction df the law. pernicious habit t>f adulterating foods This represents E>,fifth mink skins, on the increase.’’ Here there is a 10,098 -skunk, 95,1010 muskrat. 2,(M4, titiid for congress and state legislatures. raccoon, 68 liouee cat, 5ft red fox, 36 badger, 10 bear. 3 sable, 8 otter, 3 wild ^u the siege of Port Arthur the Jap cat, 16 Belgian bare. 2 fitch, 1 eroes fox auese lost 95,000 iu killed and wound2 lynx. 198 ermine, 6 beaver, 11 opossum t-d. These were the flower ofjapan’s 8 deer, 22 ooyo(es, 1 wolf, showing the youth. TJie Russian loss was 40,(00 in variety of skins handled. » the same siege. These figures ought .tu'.prevent another war ever occuring. Four graduate nurses of the Battle The world cannot afford to let any na­ Creek sanitarium are maintained, at tion make such sacrifices of human reguldr salaries whose duties are to re life. ’ ■ , spotid to calls from poor people and It was natural that Governor Folk, of Missouri, should emphasize the need of preventing “graft” in the public of-, fiebs of that state. But the governor handled tbe matter without gloves. He would have it a penal tyffence for a leg-; islator to accept a pasa from a railroad. Full 10x4 tan only, Marshall will be very foolish if they give The drat republican electoral vote any encouragement to the Bell Co, in cast for a republican by the state of such a proceeding. Missouri since 1868 was that given the other day for President Roosevelt. James M. Sharrard, a well known The legislature might do several farmer, near Vermontville was buzzing worse things than abolishing the state wood ofi the farm of his son-in law pardon board. nearhere when the buzz saw suddenly escaped from its bearings, cutting off Sharrard’s right hand and crushing his tjead. He died instantly, i’he.deceas- iif soumwisim I< Special ffi nations of the world by which it is a­ greed to submit all questions of dis­ The board of control of the state sol­ pute to arbitration. That is the field diers home want the legislature to grant where we hope always to see UncleSwo •100.000 for additional building s. The lead the procession. ■ legislature does not seem lb a mood to comply. They really are miking economy Pfetddent Roosevelt honored Michi­ at Lansing. gan as well as Congressman Townsend, of Jackson, when he selected the lat­ Notwithstanding last year was leap ter aa one of the three men who will prepare'the bill to prevent railroads year there were less marriage licenses, frOin granting rebates to favored ship­ issued in Ionia county than there were theyear previous. It would seem from pers. X this that the ladies did not take-advan­ tage of the opportunity offered them Two hundred thousand Russian . quakers are planning to settle in Cali­ in a matrimonial way. fornia. These people despise war, and refuse to carry arms. The Russian It la* said the Bell Telephone Co. will government makes life such a burden cut the price of residence and business for them that they cannot live in phones at Marshall to freeze out the in­ Russia. dependent company. The people of i Ladies’ Wrappers of BED BLANKETS ¥ Gideon Baker, a farmer north of Charlotte, has discovered a four foot Very soon the state convention wi|l veid of excellent soft coal at a dept# of be convened to choose a candidate for ten feet on his farm. It will be opened justice of the supreme court to succeed up and put on tbe market there. Chief Juptice Moore. As Justice Moore is a candidate aud there is very little if A new paper mill is to be established any opposition, it is very probable that at Otsego by Geo. D. Bardeen and other he will be selected to succeed himself. capitalists, Mr. Bardeen will be the act­ The United States has concluded ive spirit in the concern, which will treaties so far,with seven of the greater baye a capital of 8150,000. invariable renuit that a peaceful solu­ tion of the problem in hand has come.” t;------------------ -— THL WEEK’3 NLWJ It is 10 be Loped that Mr. Powderly is > > HOM correct. • Ru*dian pride will probably prevent it, but Bast now Is the time when Rus-, slashojild sue for peace with Jap<nult Marquette for injuries received in a wreck at East Paris, Kent Co. in 14KB Paople cootemplaHng buying will do wall by getting generally known. Three missionaries of the healiug art make calls and instruct ‘ the penpie how to apply fomentations how to give a wet pack to reduce fever and so enable Wein them to properly care Jojr fof ...... .-w w piuperiy themselves. The sanitarium i« doing a vast! amount of sltent work of this sort mid stands ready to answer calls for any benevolent work. which comes in its line. -AVpreaent the institution is witaewing what It terms a dull Ma­ son. yet there are a large number of patienitszreristered. U/ m to befcr buying & ib i* w ji s •>. W Hi prices . WEISSERTBROS EAST END HARDWARE » U/ RV U/ <■ �HASTINGS BANNER JANUARY ;g, 1905. ie subject which bad giveni Mrs. F. W. Ford In "Farm and Hous*uu the iur higher 1115UV1 level's ui ....... — — — -been — tn of uuiLivui; efficiency UV" now । • being reached by other institutions in 1 to'JS. A. Croman was "improvement in bold Improvements" made a very innmintn- Roads." Rns.r!«" * By Rv anflcial reonecft ten-sting and valuable couiparisos d special requert other lines of endeavor. Along what Country lines wiff this demand for greater he discussed instead "How We Built the present with the past, especially; Continued from page 1. efficiency in the work of the rural up a Worn-Out Farm." He explained In the way of comforts and conycoper cent for loans. Tbe borrowings of en's Mills, Saturday, the People’s Schools find'expression? In the first that he first plowed the poorest fields ieuces in the home. Dowling. Frank Anderws'.^of Detroit, aud the church housed the 75 present. Total place it -will show itself in a careful and in the fail sowed them to rye. In Ernest Edmunds, without axlvcnth* crash ot the City Savings Bank, of that attendance. 7$2. We will take up each consideration ot the problem of organ­ the spring he plowed under the rye PROBATE COURT. session in order. isation. Smail valuation, small num­ and sowed oats and peas. It was ing either msthod. drecussed Scronnff city, ought to b? t sufficient warning ber of school children and poor attend­ three years before he got a good catch Cream vs. Sending Milk to thr Cream­ Carlton Center. Estate Ikzdkiah Guy, deceased. Or to dejiositors to shuu banks which Mr. r — J.. M E.. ,Babbitt, w. . of Carlton, dis- . dnee In a number of districts raises of clover. After that he pastured ery." Mr. Croman talked of Pros­ der appointing F.F. Hilbert adminis­ tempt people to leave their cash by ofsheep and cows on the farm. A lot pects for Sheep Husbandry." IToL ---- . cussed the subject "The Object of ’ the cost of -Instniction per capita betrator entered. Bond filed. letters is­ fering high rates of interest. ■ In flush Farmers’ Organizations." He thought, yond what If should be. Cousollda- which was a blooming paradise of Burnham spoke of "The Spirit ol the sued. limes’ike the present riskv loans at a utheir object should be. as far as pos- Hon 'in. such cases s<>ems to be the Canada thistles was made Into a sheep Rural School," and Mr. Crotnan talked nf mw nald But > «lb,e- cooperative buying and selling., proper remedy. So far as the sqliool pasture, the sheep being fed on bran of ’Dairyman for Prpfit.’ "Shall tbo Estate John Darling, deceased. Fi­ hteh high rate of Interest may be paid. »*>« [ Of ,mOf<. advanUgc Kti|i was. the dis-‘ premises are concerned the present and allowed to get their green food Farmer Buy Commercial Feeding nal account allowed. tlmeff1 which will-come sure- j s( in tbe hard timed semination .of knowlertge-of their, bust;J «b-mn»d is for better buildings and from the thistles. In* this way th<- Stuff!" was answered by Mr. D. C. - —*■ which such -utganlxations attractive surroundings to the Estate of Samuel Davis, deceased. ly now and then, banks invariably meet fttfaB ----------------- ---pro'/more -------- --------------------------— thistles were exterminated. The rota­ Warner with s'decided Yes! whenihe ..wt.inl.nl good, «vn.wl. l.,k aIT ’h.iMrl tl» n t MU. nil t I.i. pupus nt.i.l’c of nf «, A district tion of crops he .recommended for such could thus supply tpe fool <-tem«!ta with big losses which loan their money, moted. Biff* the principal he Vfelt. <md that the Hearing claims opened. a farm after Its fertility had been cot found In what he could raise on hie sfibuld bo and would be sorln! — the may be influenced In right directions Estate Michael Heit, deceased. Or­ on such questionable paper. Those getting acquainted with one another, sb far as^natorial environment is con- measurably restored was corn. oats, farm., Ho gave some very InierrstinK , T B «. ... — ___ .. of interior fur. jwas and clover. It was not possible Ntatist’lfs from iris own experience' in der al owing* final account of trustee who remember the years from 1893 to cultivating broader nsympathy aud the'-ci rned. in the ■■ matter 1897 will recall many bank failures, purpose to help one another. He felt nlahings the demand is for the best in to take up other topics at the fore dairying, and. the paper he presented entered. j • . ’„ wa* regarded as one of the best In tbe where deposi tore were losers, and where that the knowledge he had gained of qttantlty and quality that the (Bstriets noon session. Estate of John IL Baine, deceased banks loaned their money on risky pap Carlton and what fie knew of its people ran afford. In the afternoon Prof. Burnham dis series of institutes. cussed “The Educational OntlooW* in BowensMills. Claims heard and allowed, pr in hi<r nf I lht* two years through the farmer.Much attention has been given iu er in order to gel big rales of iaierebt.I orRnnlzatlon to xr|,jrh ffie belonged.1 recent years to th# course of study hl’s clear, convincing way. As we have "Farm Orgahizatlons" was the titlo Estate Harriet A. Hewee, deceased. We venture the assertion that there ivas far more extensive’and helpful .fqr rural schools and the demand so fully presented his ideas about of an excellent paper presented by Warrant and invoice filed. is not a bank In- Michigan which can t than the prevtona twelve years, though seems to be in favor of adding Certain rural schools before In this article. We Mr. Frol SUtoe. He strongly orgKl the wisdom of co-operation among Estate of ,Simon Baldwin, deceased. maintain its legal reserve as required t It *’«w the «une township and they branches to the course by way of mak- will say nothing further now. I’. A. Crqjnan took up the topic.. larmers. gtvisK many excellent Hlualaw and which insists on safe loans were 4h<5 8a^e b*'0^j i»W It articulate there' ctosely with the Petition to determine heirs filed, llear- bv Dy taw. ana wnicn insists on sate loam R A Croman af Grass. I^ke. dis-H-qurees offered at dur Agricultural "Maintaining Soil Fertility,** declaring t rations of rfsuits that had been ac­ ing Friday Feb. 10th. with ample responsibility, which caa-* missed "Forage Crops in Michigan." ’ College and making the rural school that tly? way to do this was tn raise complished and suggesting many other things that coold and should be finBo Estate of Willard Nye. deceased. Pe­ realize over5u»er cent interest on Ils de- He recommended the growing ot the , paint toward the farm house rather corn, cowl and clover. Mrs. H. A, Lathrop read a 'Rry in that line. In the forenoon Mr. Croposits on the average. How can ll af- 1 clovers, alfalfa, and oats and peas, thjan away from it. The moat Impor tition to determipe heirs filed. Hear ford to pay I per cent when it gets only Particularly did he recommend the timt factor in making Um* rural school tlnu-ly paper on "The Deal Home.” man talked rtf "Maintaining Soil Fur- • ing Feb. 3rd. which first of all. she declared, must tllity” and in the afternbon "Dairying: ? .-L mi. » i. .k. - »v « « . - lafit two- because the ground feed of more efficient is the teacher, and In Estate of Elias Lockhart, dec«a<ed .. percent., the bank that otters 4 per th<? tW(, was rh.h la pTOtein. Beaid.-s this matter the outlook Is encouraging, be a Christian* home or it could not for- profit." "The School iu Rural per that, oat and pea straw; after thresh- * Tralried teachers are being demanded be Ideal. iMgress’’ was ably present'd by Prrtf. ■ Petition for license io sell real estate cent can gut only 2 per cent or cent on itsidaily balances -in Chicago, • ing. Is equal to clover hay tn value, and on every side and tire rural school Ik Burnham. A very excellent discnwlna filed. Hearing Feb. 10th. New York’br Detroit yields two and one half tons to the asking for its proper share, and Its Prof. Burnham and Mr. Croman cov­ of the topic "Silos and Silage" was Estate of Inez and' Margery Myers, ’ Wm believe in view of what we have' arr€‘ The combined yield of the oats . school board? are offering better ered the same ground as at other given by J. F Edmunds. He describes! e wile , £ . aru] pvas.showid average easily 30 I wages to secure trained services. Mt. gatherings in tie one at Assyria Cen several kinds af silos, and Utejr rela­ minrs . Petition for guardian filed, explained, that a bank which offers i,Ushe)s per acre. He gave much valu-' Pleasant kalamazoo, and the County bund tiled. Letters issued t<\lsal»ella 1 pJk cent un saviugs deposits must able information, based on his own ex- f Normal Training classcK established In ter. Unfortunately neither ot .the tive merits and4cost: also tiwdr rapa­ local speakers were present. city aud how to fill them. Ite also T. Myers. either be doing business without prof perience. as to .the raising of oats and ' twenty counties of tbe state arc reHickory Corners. told how to feed the silage, and the "Co-operative Farming" was the value of silage us a fopd. it-an unthinkable nroDOSiMou - or P’**’ He that when the । spending t«» this qew demand ra best it an untninitajie proposwu or . wag sultably prepaid he first thsy can. but find that the supply they । first topic, and this was assigned to Round-Up -Institute. . Marriage Licenses. taking chances not warranted uy con- dHiiad In the peas, at a depth of about * can turn out is far short of the de- I Dr*. J. M. Elliott. The doctor was un­ The county round-up Institute win , . able to attend.’ but Mrs. Elliott pre­ lw -held In this city February l"th had Morgan Fl Vaughn, Middleville .30 servative banking with its 'depositors n»ur Inches. When the peas liegan to raand. cash. f j sprout then he drilled in the oats | Finally. In the mattej>Af attendance sented his paper very acceptably. The 18th. Full announcements with regard Ada Cdll, Fowlerville. Can2*5 That wm an* not viewing thia suloect crosaways to the peas, the oats being ( of pupils In district schools, there Is doctor pointed to many .ways In which to ft will be given later. Erlo Faller, Woodland-..21 . v u. I sowed shallow. He harvested the crop 1 offered the opportunity for all parents farmers were beginning to co-operate, Marcia Crapo, Luke OdessaIS from a prejudiced staodpoult cau l« h)r hay when ,h„ |1OB> bpgan [o ,1|m । (h|, rurl] rehKfl 10 m«,,urv such as buying and selling, and in Jacob Schondeltnayer,'Middleville.. .5*5 shown by an Incident which orcurred - yellow at the bottom. iupltp its full rapacity for service. It rural telephone lines. But he looked Rhoda Ogden, Middleville fij last summer. The executive officers of I J. F. Edmunds of Hastings town-j coats no more to maintain the school for great developments in the future. Geo. L. Densmore. Yankee Springs .27 the Maccabees controls large sum of Hh,P* next K*ve ft practical demount ra-j ir. a district where the attendance is Farmers must* have cooperative bakBessie L Shore, Wisconsin. 21 ia paid nniri them th«»m to tn meet m.-t th« tion of theam Babcock 100 per cent,wor){ than wherebn It done Is 50wlth per erieri. laundries and other forms of cbmoney which is the •show o( tester, b|iUer which f<t Jn win gny cem ojm-ration to relieve the home and farjn life insurance claims ot the dtceased g.ven ganu,J(. 0/ ml|k. He imd the I podr attendance, to ray nothing of of many of its burdensome labors, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. miunbers of the order. This money has samples of milk go show the workings! wrong habits fostered in rhe minds ot especially in these days qthen it is sb L ivAKRANTV DEKHS - years —... . kept . .... aa»a. a »a « a.-a « - "i'j>u p [I h a 11 o w «»d t o re nr s i n f' u t of. b c b <x>1. har'i to get any kind of lat»or on the * for been in certain ..i-n Michigan ,.r of i>... the *tester, and gave a Alni.. plain •and Fiank A. Trimmer to *William • banks, the order n-alizl«K '">■» 2 per demon.tmUon ot ll. n.k-uThe School is most truly the typical faim. . > Hurdingiaud wife lots city d 75 (M AnxTiean institution since all ages. E. A. Croman hero discussed "Pros­ eent percent on daily balance, i Pr „ r Er „.. s , B1 , rnhaI1 , at , hl . jAfl. William D. Pitt to Frank E. raciiB. creeds and belirfs And in it a pects for Sheep Husbandry.'* He de­ Wilkes -d) a sec s .hinistowu 321X1 <M) Last summer a bank in a certain inter• .t ton and micceedlng meetings, 11s- ••omrfloii center of interest. It should clared -that in Mich torn profitable This is one reason why Ayer's / iorcity-of Michigan offered to pay 3‘t euraed the n»rsl school,aud . Its .pipb. .be made more of a center of common- sheep raising required, the grower to Frank Diekmson to James We will summarize here theyjtv-Hfe jn rural localitleH and in turn selbat the mutton rather than the wool ■ Leak and wife lots Nashvil'e ilS*i 00 per cent to Maccabees on daily bal i le®1‘ Cherry Pectoral is so valua­ substance of his tallcs at the various • shoiild do mon* to advant*? and uplift ■ ■ ' ■ : • : ■ Cyrus Sheileubarger to F. A. ances. The officers are business men, ble in consumption. It stops results would, be secured by crocsing i " rural, life. . Trimmer lots city... no in anxious to get all the interest they can gatherings, Mr. Burnham D deeply interested In Mr. Burnham was given' a cordial the breeds that grew- fine wools with ! the wear and tear of useless Cheater Mdsser to Walter Frost for the lierielit of the trust fund, and the rural svhoul question ami tiis long welcome- at each ’ meeting and the those that grew the medium staple. lute city 1 tn coughing. But it does more Mr; F. E. Doty took up, the quesuar. l still have it safe. They quickly and experience aud cgrefiil study of the hearty applause given him at tho close Frank A. Trimmerto Cyrus various problems connected with the of each address was good evidence of • What Can the Farmer Do to Better | —it controls the inflammation, Shel’enbarger lots city 70(1 00 unanimously turned dowu this 3>t per improvement of the rural schools en­ 'he appreciation the several audiences Ills Condition?” It was discussed in j quiets the fever, soothes, and cent offer because, as they said -jNo abled. him to *kpeak upon the variouh felt for both the speaker and bis mes­ his Usual ciear and forceifuL_manner. Thomas D. Blinston nftd wife bauk doang a legitimate bankingr-busi- topics with clearness and conviction. sage. He will be heartily welcomed He urged the farmer to closely Inspect tp Sarah G. Hennej parcel heals. Sold for 60 years. sec 16 Carlton 150 (X) n«8 can afford to pay 3>; per cehunn We should be glad if space, enabled us should he come to Barry tountj^agaln his farm, his stock, his equipment, and At the afternoon session Mr. Cro- to be guided by this one dominant daily balances,'aixi we would not conK,ve M report of each address. Ezra S. Morehobev to. Delton . ... lint t w>> trike nlt>Mur» In but as It will not we take pleasure in principle of successful farming — get man's topic was "Dairying for Rroflt. ' State Bank parcel Delton.... 1000 on sider the Maccabee insurance fund safe submitting a number of the leading He heartily favored dairying for the nothing and keep nothing but. the best. Frank A. Trimmer to John If deposited in such a bank." These points made by tyr. Burnham. farmer, and outlined his own experi­ He pointed out the unwisdom of vary­ Harding audL wife lots city... 150 on He first called attention to the early ence in the selection, feeding and care ing from that proposition in the man­ men knewdn these days of easy money Delton Exchange Band-to Del aud low interest rates a bank could not history uf the Territory and State of of a dairy herd on his own farm. He agement of a farm. Outside the detail ton State Bank 80 a sec 26 Michigan so tar as It relates to the ugSAPADLLA. 2000 00 get each loans as a conservative benk j establishment and maintenance of our strongly recommended a strictly dairy Work of his own farm, the agricult­ Hope..~...-t..-. cow for dairy purposes, and said it urist could better his condition so­ ought to have if it paid tbe high inter public school system We are greatly was a mistake to try and combine beef cially. and .to a limited extent . nanDelton Exchange Stank to Del­ ton State Bauk lote Delton mi do -est on deposits which this bank offer­ indebted to New York and New Eng­ and. dairy qualltk-« in the same row. cially. by organisation, and also by Richard W, Murray to Oscar __________ ________ ,__ watching legislation. He should try to in this and other________ talks on the subject ed. ■ land for the high value placed upon._____ W. Scramble 150 a sec 4 Bal­ . Legitimate banking consists iu loan­ education in Michigan, and to two men Hie strongly urged the establishment of do away with political ma* hlnee. timore 3450 on — Hon. John D. Pierce, first euperin- creamerlee. ’ and’ urged' 'farmers to Here we think, although we were not ing a bank’s funds safely, and at a low tcn,ilent of public instruction-, and Hon. patrouke them. He believed Michigan present. Mr. Doty was not on .this Johnathan Elsey and wife to AccidentE come with distrv** ng *r«. rate and J>e safe rather than a high rate Isaac E. Crary, chairman of tbe com­ would become a great dairy state, ;x’int quite as clear as- be usually is. Charles E. Moore 40 a sec, 17 queucy on the farm. Cuu oru;M«s Johnstown 4400 00. and take"chances with its depositors mitted on education In the first con- passing eyen Wisconsin and Iowa. If organization Is good in farralng, slings, sprains. Dr. Thomas'Ecleerit money. Both the banks in this city ttituttonal convention—do we owe a While we hat’ not'so many creameries why Is it not good in politics! The Oil relieves the pain inrtantiy. Never special debt of gratjtiate fur the splen-____ ____ we ___ now. what had_______ turned____________ out a better machine is the organization If the" Advertised Letters. are careful to make safe loans. They did work they did in laying, the founds-1 product, and gave promise.of great Im- machine is bad, smash that michir.c safe without it. Hastinu-s Michigan. .Ian. 16. 19G4. pay 3 per cent on Barings deposits, tion for our common school system prominent. . and get a better one. But it would It Baby is Cutting Teeth. letters uddressi>d to persons named compounded semi-annually. "That is and for Its subeeqjidht maintenance Li J Matthews was not present to hardly do for a farmer to refuse to H*> wire rad um that old and wHl r»>» •elow remain unclaimed In this office as high a rate of •interest as any bank anil rapport. As showing that the work, givq his '•Experience with a Silo.” . use any machinery on his farm uer •dy. Mr*. Winslow** soothing Syrup, tor c>UBarryvllfe. cause his self-binder failed to work to Iren U-fthing. 'll wothrs the eh‘ld. «dlrr> tbs and will be sent to the Dead Letter of­ can afford which dors a safe, legitimate so well planned and started by Pierce ailay* ah cutra wind rolk- ai>4 t* tbs and Crary has been well carried on. his satisfaction. We believe »he turn Hpre Mr. J. E. Lake considered anil fice if nor claimed by Ji$a. 23,1905. rrtnody for diarrhoea. Twer-tr e«-»>t»a, banking business. We believe they are Mr. Burnham traced’ the history of very ably discussed the topic. "Do of the farmers and all other .good < ltl• .Mrs. Alice Price, Mrs. Lucy D. Sim­ far mare worthy the confidence and de new legislation up to Che present time, FnrnjerH Co-operate as Much an They r>-ns who are and ought to be Inter­ sale. mons. Mrs Emma Sumers.- Leah Till. showing Increased attention in the Might iu Buying?*’ He enlarged his ested In politics should not >w i<< de­ posits of our readers than they would Mrs. Elwiu Daniela. Mrs. Will Rice. A. new Taws enacted to (he needs of the subject to. Include selling their pro­ stroy all political machines because IRVINS. Griffin, Mrs. Will Slaughter, Mrs. Carrie be if they paid I pef cent. We are sun rural Reboot. ducts. Ho advocated for the member­ some of them are bad; bat tojuake the Mr>. Steven C-arter wenTTo Aua last Walker Mrs. Harry Juhnsou, Mrs. Wm. our readers’, as they think this matter The present status of the rural ship of the Grange the Grange Bureau machines do ’ the work they, are in­ week to care for her mjherlwho la ZobChmill, Mrs. Anna David. Mrs. Wil­ over, will agree with us. schools 1h ■ the work of one or two of Information, which is already doing tended for—to perform the popular bur Lawrsnce, Mrs. S. A. Stewart, Mrs. generations at most, and as It exists very much tn'help them in the ex­ will. When’ it don't do that, get very tick. H. A. Webb, Mrs. Mary Waters, Mra. today it is the best product they could change of products ’ He urged - tbe after it. _________ South Haven has granted a franchise Mr. Charles Frisby while hauling , Belie Surard. Mrs. Carrie Paton, Mrs. bring forth’. Our work fhen Is to take establishment of some market plan for In the afternoon Prof. Burnham dis­ Maud M. Warner, Mrs. Edna Hyde, to Geo. Bardeen and others for an etec wood last Sunday fell off the load nnd Mrs. Una Newman. Mrs. Anna Belk trie line iu that city. Messrs Bardeen. up the schools as they have been the cooperative wiling of the pro­ cussed “Degrees In School Success," broke ttrt> of his ribs. handed down to ns anfi carry them on ducts of the farm. and Mr. Croman "Dairying for Profit." Burke, Mrs. Viola Rogers, Mr. Edward The Ladies Aid Society rcet with Courtney. Lerverne Irwin, F.y. Daniels, Merriman, Williams, Dunk ley and oth­ Chas. Todd, H. O. Altwon, Geo. Ste ers well known in financial circle* in Mrs. L. S. Hill’s for dinner last Friday, w»rt, Chas. Helsel, Abner Marlon. Chas this part of the state are interested Ln Rev. J. Kidd has been on the siek Woodruff, Bert Roush. N. L. Todd, N. the enterprise, which is the construction list for a few d*ys Is some better at C. Coll. Richara Hall, Walter Beeler. of a lake shore line from Bent4n Har­ Wm. Rose, Geo. Campbell., this writing. Capital $75,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 bor to bangatuck. and east from Coloma DROP Sleighing is good these days. John Pryor. to Kalamazoo. Arrangements have al­ Please say "advertised'' when asking ready been made to tloat tbe bonds, pro­ for advertised letters. W. R. Cook, vided a reasonable percentage of cash OVERTAXED Postmaster. Is put into the capital slock by the Officers promoters and others, and those back Hundre d of Hastings Readers Know of the project are very confident the What it Means. Chester ffiesser, PresMtut. KILLS GERMS OF CATARRAH road will be built, and that much of the The kidneys are ovestaxed: work, perhaps all of It, will be done dar­ Have too much to do. R. B. mttser, Ulce Pm. Hyomci Goes to the Root of the DLsing the present year. Of course the They tell about it In many arbor and ease and Makes Astoaiahlng Cures. pains— projected line is through Paw Paw, and Backache. Bidcaches, headache. B. B. Bnderscf. guMcr. Catarrh cannot be cured by the uee the success of the plan means much to •Early symptoms of kidney Bln. •f pills, liquid medicines and so-called the residents of this place, who will Urinary troubles, diabetes, Brights system tonics. Under such treatment disease follow. the germs of the disease will still live hail with aeljght anything that will re • A Hastings citisen tells here -a cer­ In the air passages aud increase and lieve them from the wretched passenger tain cure, multiply. service of the Pefe Marquette. J..M. Bract, breoder of f»it borsr*. Uttar CW Hyomei is tbe only scientific and Mlcblfra Ar«- . wjr»: -Fur mmuHIiw there wm thorough way to cure catarrh. Killing > <iull whins twUns down omr my kidney* no or pcopk wy »e s«i cohm PINE LAKE. the germs in the air passages, it enters doubt by driving k> miM-ti cxeretMv from and golig to tb« horse* Iiwm very ranoylns taXh- ntrbl rad the blood with the oxygen, destroys tbe Delayed Letter , . day. I tried » plutet-but! mlgbt *•• haie microbes in the biood and effectually, A very pretty wedding occured Thumused bruwn i :q*r for all tbe beuefil I rot Irom drives from the system all traces of ca­ day afternoon Jan. 5th 1905 at the home W. A flit-ad adviaod me tr 1 -Dwuf* ----- — * Kidney Mil* aixl I s-rocured a box tarrhal poison. B. ‘ ji,‘h afnM 1 ‘ --. Thousands of testimonials have been Mr. and Mrs. Lester Warner, when their Directors daughter Lura was united in marriage glvefi as to this remedv. For sale by all dealers price 50 eenta Mrs. Le Rendu, 70 Western Avenue, to Clarence Avery, of Ishpeming by Foster Milburn Cd.,.Buffalo, Ji. 1. sole Cleveland, Ohio, writes: “I believe Hy- Rev. J. B. Peatling in the presence of Cheritr HRsstr, agents for the United States. Hetnem orngi saved my life. I am better now ber the name, Doan's and take no ether. than I have been in thirty yevrs. Many a number of friends and relatives. Af­ R. B. maser, alBMt avy day. CWy art m the way to prosperity, doctors, both in • England and France, ter congritulations a delicious supper treated me for catarrh, but 1 was not was served. They received many costly brtefl tbdr sariagi. Urge or man. eared until 1 used Hyomei.’’ presents. Mr. and Mfb. Avery took the Probably the strongest evidence that aMI deposit tbew herecan be offered as to, powers of Hyomei,I eight o’clock train for their home at to cure catarrh is the fact that W. J*. Ishpeming with the good wishes of all. D. $. SoWtyur, Holloway will agree to refund the The Interest commences at once and helps them to add Mrs. RobL Marshall is very much are pretty hard on shoes. money if you say Hyomei has not cured Dd« Ulattrs, their prosperity. Why not join the throng? improved in health. you. ’ It’s the way to wealth and happiness. Mrs. Nomfe Slawson, of Johnstown The complete Hyomei outfit costs but TRY Oar WMr m** H. fl. flWkiwi SI consisting of an inhaler, dropper visited friends around South Pine lake, LZZJL INN SOLES. and sufficient Hyomei to last several last week. weeks. This will effect a cure in ordi­ We make a specialty of re The many friends of John Chandler nary cases, but for chronic and deeppairing all kinds of foot wear fo* will be pleased to learn of his marriage Men, Women and Children. Try be necessary, and then extra boi to a Missouri young lady. They will us once and get satisfaction. j per cat talent pH li Sfflwt DqMrmeit Hyomei can-be obtained for SOc. live in F. D. Wilson’s house. W. J. MICMML a SM Mira Blanche Thorpe, of Richland, M Rul estate Stcirini wiFtiM<ttMt of the Miraee Grace TWO COBBLER* lick and Frances Broward the Court House News STRONG BANKS SPLENDID SIKCESS It Quiets the Cough • JI Cljrifty Cbronq fastings City Bank R.C. m. cm, THE CHILDREN money to Coan �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY 19 1905. | LOCAL NEW5 w | It is said the Lake Shore is preparing to tight trolley lines which have Invad­ ed Its territory with gasoline motors and has let a contract for 100 gasoline engines. Tbe plan is to equip special coaches, with these engines' which will be much cheaper than electric cars, or operating cars by electricity, Each car will require bnt two, a conductor apd driver, and the,cars .'•M be oper­ ated as single units and on frequent Hchednle. Teets have beep made which chow Chat-one of these .coaches can make forty-eight to fifty miles an hour. PAY WATER RENTS Council Proposes that Comsumcrs Shall do that Hereafter. Tbe city council has been noticing that consumers were getting mon* aud more iu the habit of failing to pay their water rents. Accordingly they have Instructed tbe clerk to render bills for all past due accounts of that nature, and for the six -months io July 1st, and to turn off the water from every con­ sumer who fails tu cash up. This is a correct action. This city b fumiBhing water very cheap, and more than it should even at the low rates It should insist on prompt settlement of the ‘ way?r rents. ANOTHER PIONEER GONE John Q Parsons Passed Away Satur­ day-Funeral Tuesday. jwho still survives him 51 years ago |Nearly ali that time and until last year itfiey had lived on the farm , which he । purchased when it was nothing but vlr : gfai forest, and. which be elean-d up fay his own hard labor. . . About a year ago he began to fall There h only one way for the busi­ iq health rapidly, and had been bed* PLEASANT REUNION ness mar. •w’ho has tried to get along ridden • since last March. He whs a without advertising to start, the new ipsin of upright lif^7 am! one who Of Mrs.•George Whitney, her Chil- Khtighl tor do his duty. He Is suryear right. The public doesn’t know, dren and Grandchildren. him- he must get acquainted. He can­ * ; i L- ■ J by his widow; their two children, not depend upon his rivals .for aa intro­ Mrs. God. Whiteley and 19 of her a snn and .daughter having died sev* duction; he must pres’esii himself. chil<b*t*n am! grandchildren had a very citab years, ago. Through the newspapers | he can tell Itappy family reunion lit the home of .■ The funeral took place Tuesday ♦rom the home, being conducted by prospective buyers who he is, what be Mr..and Sirs. Albert. Carwth Sunday.. IC-v. Arthur Trolt. Tbe interment was is, where he is and why it jwpuld' be to Those present were Mm. Whitney. ip Riversldo_________ 1 . their advantage to. know Him. such MUs Maud Whitney; .her daughter, Jailed for violating liquor n beginning of the new year, properly Airs. Albert Carveth and her husband; laws. followed up. will soon make, him won­ her daughter, Mrs. Dgrld RaglaS her j L. Flint, of Hickory Comers, was der, why he ever hesitated to reach oilt husband and their five children, ot . brought before Judge Smith, Tuesday. for success when it was so ejisy of at­ Hastings- township; Wm. Whitney and’ •lharged. as explained, elsewhere, with Ma four children, uf Ashtabula, Ohio; tainment. Joseph Whitney, wife, and daughter Keeping his saloon opien on December 35, a legal holiday. He pleaded guilty Pneumonia is the 'one prolific cause Dorene. j»f Corunna. Mich., and Geo. ami was given a fine of >25 and ten Whitney,; of Celina, Ohio. Mrs. Whit­ of death which-is steadily Increasing in ney's son Ed., ot Hickory Corners, was .days In jail. He is now serving bls our country the number of its victim?. unable to attend ber-ause of the Illness sentence. We eommevul movt heartily tfals method of punishing violation of The New York World says: The open­ of his w|jre, the liquor laws, nnd.jhope It may be air treatment of cousiupptloh reduced tlie precedent which iwill lte followed INTERESTING LECTURE death from that cause from 215 pt*r 100, lit othe r cases, until ajl saloonista will, A fine laudlence. despite the stormy understand that the liquor laws were •000 in 1890 to lit) In HOD. In theisame period' diphtheria under { antitoxin evening.;greeted Hon. Elvln Swarth* ihade to bo respected and not to bn out. of Grand Rapids, who didivered intdretr. ; •. treatment lost Just half its (deadllness his lectiire on William. Prince of Typhoid, diarrhueal disease, even Orange, fat the M. E. church- Sunday ' HOFFMAN convicted. paralysis, declined in virulence. But evening. I The speaker was given the /Much interest has been'expressed pneumonia iu the whole country grew elosest attention throughout, and all !|»Te in th* trinl of Coroner John T. present were well repaid for braving from I to 10 per cent of all causes] of the storm to Hear of the sterling quali­ Hoffman, of Detroit,’ (or defrauding death In the ten, years; ixud Jn the ties of ttha: far-seeing, enlightened the state. There is general approval “area of registration" it now stands Dutch ruler. What was of special in­ <r the verdict of guilty brought in by terest t<^ the audience was tlie enu­ the jury, and of the court's sentence ■.rtU'among tlie causes of death* Notwithmeration; of the indebtedness our own no four years at Jaekson country (Bed to William. Two hun­ sjtandlng his outrageous and criminal dred yeay« before our country was qctlon ns coroner, lie1 had the affronborn. Holland had the first written tery to Insist on serving Wayne county constitution. She first created the as sheriff, for which position he was men three equal co-ordinate branches of nominated by the "primary reform" government—executive, legislative and plan, and afterward elected on the judicial. She first conceived the idea republican ticket.. : It now looks as •of th<« checks of each of these though he would serve four years in­ Mrs. R. K. Grant waa-a Grand Hau ids branches upon the others: first eatiib- side the Jackson penitentiary as a visitor Thursday. • lished a supreme court: firs' instituted prisoner instead .of as .keeper of the township plan of government And Wayne county’s abjxle for criminals Mrs. Ida Pshnatier visited friends in it was the master mind of William Woodland uver Sunday. (he statesman and warrior, who eon Hastings' Market*.' cfllved these ideas 200 years before muter J. ,4 17101* Mis? Anna Ickes who has been - America adopted them. eeriously ill is slowly improving. WILL TAKE A LONu JOURNEY: Miss Ina Garrison of this city visited fcebruilry 2nd Mrs, Margaret Bailey Ky». |*r mt -...... her sister. Mrs. Fred Wood, of Char­ will sail" from New York on the Ddloir. per lb V*... ifal’ txn bu lotte la^Mreek. wm-hl her buk whl ».!t> steamer Arabic, taking one of the U beat, {*t*r ba., rod per t<ib.......... Mitt* Flavin Sisson was Lhp guest of hfank C. Clark lours, cohering I3.S2T, Hay. gork, live... ,-.J. Mark Robinson, of Hines CoVneyi over miles by steamer and 12D0 by Tail. The Pork, dn-s-s'd.. ... Beau-. p.*r Im., i.cntui.B Sunday. trip will cover a three months cruise to Chtelum*. drived.. • to in • ... CM I IM Louis Wardell is improving so he is th? Mediterranean and the Orient. Heef.«1n.*<»rd Beef, live ?.oo tn :< trf viMtlug Maderia. Cadiz..Seville, Algiers. able to walk with tlieaid of his crutches .Malta, the Rivera. Egypt, I’alestiii?, about rhe house. , Mnaria. Galilee, ’Jaffa, Alexandria. Utorursevd .. Potatoes Mrs. Edna Barber, of Laki* Odessa, Oi the return trip, Naples, Rome, Pom­ faun.’pg ton --.or visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. peii. X'illafranche. Monte Carlo, LiverGarrison, last week. . I pewiand Queenstown will b-vhHed. w.ou .ta.oo M^s. Bailey on this trip uriil touch Hujwy. per |b * jrtn K Charles .Shoemaker, of Baufield, was four continents.and journey mvre tbah • ut»!.t.rf too "od. [ter cord iu the City Saturday and had bills print­ ait. per bbl .. half the distance around the globe. ed for his auction the 2fitb. He has sold his farm and is thinking of mak­ ing Hasting! his future home. £perjonal tion > (hurch and Society. < intendent of the elty actols, will s|»?ak at xh? Presbyterian Chtrch Suu.day evening Jan. fc> on the subject ••'llu- Riches of our Father’i House." There will lie special music. • A |1jK|>_cia>5 preparation for the hair. Keeps the hair toft and glossy and preventa prevenre splining splitting at at the ends, Cures dandruff and. glossy always restores color to gray hair. vv fl Stkayed—About two weeks ago a ilf fox bound, black and tan, with littte white on breast. About 211 inchea tall and would weigh about 50 pounds -r Answers to name of “Mage.” Finder ■ will be suitably rewarded by returning to me, or informing me of his where a boule. Cham. Merrick. City. * lit a WANTED Yovng man fium Harry county tojirei are for desirable position in Govt. Mall Service. Salarj Rap id promotion to 81300. Splendid op portunity. Address C. W„ Box One. Cedar Rapids, la. 3t Do),You Eat Breakfast Food? Possibly you may consider this rather personal. but we know that । to-day a’ household where breakfast foods of some sort or other are-not used fa an exception, rather than tbe rule. If you iielong tq. this army <rf breakfact food eaters you will, of course, be inteiest»«d tu know that while they last, we are ottering ., i* VEANA FLAKES. GRANAS FLAKES. * BOSTON BROWN FLAKES, ETC. Ui at the special price of w w U> S 5 w ■S-. Salesman wanted to look after our | Uf interests in Barry and adjacent counties. Salary or commission. Ad­ dress The VicroB Oil Company Cleveland, O. 6 cents * $ Found—A buhdle containing a childs cotton waist, aud material cut — out for another waist. Can be ha'd by ! & calling at this office and paying for this *“ notice. 5 for £ I#. per package Ot 25 cents, SEE OUR EAST WINDOW HAMS & RUSS, The Grocers pb“' Fokmi—A package containing a tig- I ured ch hi a bread and butter plate: was I left at this office Saturday. Owner can I . have same by calling for it FOUND - A pltchfors uit the hill near the Electi Ic Light plant on State street. Owner can get the same at this office by paying for this notice. CITV «*SK BUTOW Krport oi th" fundltlon ot the IlMUmti City Rank Mt Ha-tlngx MlcUgu; at the cIom* <rf burtncA*. Jan. nth. iwn. a« <-ail*-d for by th<* ( <nntfli<>M<xicr ul tlMViianklng l>vj*artni?nt. BiWOUBCKM.. I-oans und discounts. । .ftjnijtx; 6s Roujji, mortgages and wcurUltsg . MLSI3 yc C.71® S3 Banking liotiv . . . iJ^no 00. Furniture and tixtun-*. . ” • It l«*r rml "Uxu*............................... Due from banks In rrwve' _Clll*n....... ..... 3U.,4s W I*, s. and National Bonk Cutreocy on Gold Atta.......................... ' rXoftj Mlw-rcofti........................ t-woo NtekHtandp-ut* ............. lie ( necks. cn»h Iti-uis. Internal revenui* account ..J.; Total.. ... capital *:ock tmid in.... ’ Hurplu* ittnd............ . ' Wittfl Ou t'ndivlded pmnu. het. ' DlnaOMs ti»i>ald ......... . Hi Cmntucrrlal 7»,u»3 31» Havlngi de-po-dto.. .. 1 K.4.-0 *»~ Saving cettllivau**.. . w; T7L71P 3 'Total..........; Bute or Mlc!nit.»n. < ouirtj l.hia i. A. A. Apdonwo. Cashier <>( 1 naiu-'J bank. d.o wlrmnily vwear that sIMriWbl i» true to «;.• 1m-o o! iiiv I aud iM-lli-r A. AXhHHMtiS. I, a.or^t d.*‘1o7'j;in’ mv "*<M" ,o l*,orr U1” HH- itth Aly wn'itnlwlon expire* Nov. iv. iwot A- aIm: ,M“r- “ If you have a fair-sized bone, Let > the other dog’s alone.” Ilxif'.-tof meat in that advice for the covetous, and it's a free lunch. Good advice generally is free (nuiesk, you get it from a lawyer) and mebbe that's the reason folks sometimes won't, take it Tbe advice to buy Hard and Soft Coal from us is free (please take it) but the coal costs from j-t to 87.50 per ton, we are imtting it into the bins of. well pleas*;d customers all over this town. Many and msmy a ton we liave sold through a pleased customer telling-their neighbor |>o« well satisfied they are over the coal from Grant’s and advising them tb try us. '-We are advertised t>v otfr loving frietidsi' not so much is rhaps liecan.se they low us. aslbetause they love each other. («>al costsuione>y aud you’ll want die kind that does it s work the best, and that coal yon’ll get bv giving your order, to us.' ’ We deliver proippt'-y. R. K. GRANT •DirretoiC NANIFACTIRER’S SPECIAL ADVERTISING SALE To Advertise Nt A A-A-A. artt A A A A A afttAat Rev. VanAuteen will take as his sub­ ject Sunday morning at the Presbyter­ ian church "A Beautiful Woman’s Deetehm". in th? evening “Two Men Who Had Enough.’’ Profussor A. W. Chamberlin; s uper* your ' VUI wants ll UII haliso«£ Hake them known in in this, this, the the John Q. Parsons, aged 75. died Sat* flake them known urday at. his home in the Second BANNER’S WANT ADV. COLward, of a complication of diseases. UFIN—One cent a word. Iwith heart trouble the most serlpua ■■ode. ■ Two houses for rent. Enquire W. Mr. Parsons was born In Maryland Andrews, State road. . ’in 1829. he was married to the wife MNEW and Intraduce Our New Line ef Sewing Machines MA SEWING MACHINES 50 Te Be Sold In One Week by the Manufacturer Himself at the Actual Manufacturer's Cost The ladies pedro party wilt be held at St. Rose’s hall Thuradey j evening. All the friends tye cordially invited. The ••Cricket on the Hearth*’ was giv­ en liefore a fine audience at St •Rose’s hall' Friday evening, Local talent made up the cast, and all acquitted themselves with credit. DATES OF SALE JAN. 27, 28 AND 29 The W. H. M S. Wil! meet at the home of Mrs. F. Pryor Wednesday Jan. Mrs. .1. S. anti L. J. Goodyear will entertain tbe “Silver Tea.” at their resideuee un Jefferson St. Thursday. Jan. 2»Rb. Come at two, and stay until five, every one. >I»ecial review K. evening the 20th. OUR PRICES WILL DO THE WORK AND DO IT QUICKLY UIwbIhL1hINQiS SE"JoG «ACHINE O. T. M. Friday The subject at the U, B. Church Sun­ day morning will be “Successful Chnrch.’’ In the evening “A Probable son." Tbe Evangelistic services are in­ creasing in interest, and will continue next week. The Hastings Musical Club was roy­ ally entertained by Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy aud daughter Winona Tuesday evening, January, 17, 1905. Tbe Court of Honor will give a nail­ driving contest and sleighjag social at 6. A. R. Hall, Thursday evening, Jan. Subjects at Methodist chareh next Sunday: morning “A day of good tid­ ings: evening “Brake Benatah, the lion Killer,” a sermon for young men, COMPANY have just contracted HnS.w“ ‘B^Be^^ new S StIS c*rl°?d [50 sample machines) at manufacturer's cost durM sale oJlT It is just like jo customers buying direct from the manufacturer m saving the jobber's, agent’s and peddler's profits. ° ‘ 1 m ' *nd Come to the ttore td buy. No agents or canvassers sent out PAc™inois tion guaranteed or your money back. ' A“ ““hine. brand AU attachments, book of ,~rgh */“*'’ .l,ghl runn't>g. Our reasons for giving awav muhfo’ Mch machine. vertise and intrdduce them. 1 m“hn,M *• f««ory cost in thi, „k Sewinfl to ,d. Machine Co --------- —.I ROCKFORD, ILL. ______________ OFFICE CHICAGO. ILL. by Miller 8 Harris ■Furnifurp c« M I. 1 111 U I VO Manufacture, RsprM.nt.ffve WHI B. Prmnt Durlnp M«. HASTINGS, MICH �HASTINGS BANNER JANUARY rg, .goS | PERSONAL MENTION M’Xa/ «?< There are eight beautiful Lamps, Newest designs with brass Fonts and Trimmings, and Center Burners 2 4 3 6 5 i Fred L. Heath The Jeweler. MICHIGAN K don’t* make a practi< e of holding spec­ ial [.sales, but we do occasionally fi n d res] with odds and nid broken lots on Goods -we always *ready market for, shortly-aftin* offering them at lowered; prices. t ■ zlt pttsent we are selling a lot ofjjdtl shoe? and slip­ pars vriiich^tell their own story of economy when you see them G. W. Glaus 60 nunni' LOCAL NEWS of all. the honor his birds have won. Freeport HArald. W. W Thomas, of Grand Rapids was here last week’in the Interest of the United- Home Protectors Frater nlty. 'I bis is a savings and investment company incorporated under Act No. BS ot Public Acts o\ 1893 and is under the ftipervision of tbe State Banking Department. This makes it safe as a bank A local branch has been organ­ Ised here. For further information call o.n C. R. Bishon or Elroy Tobias. Lawyer Walter S. Powers, of Battle Creek, was in here Monday enroute for Hastings, where he is interested in a big will case. Speculation caught our friend a few thousand iu the health food city, but'his life business was so good he didn’t feel it. He sagely re­ marked that a man is unwise to diverge from a business he understands to spec­ ulate in something he knows nothing about.—Charlotte Tribune. The man who kindles the lire with the catalogues from the department stores, and gives all bis trade to his home merchants, is the man who helps to put a better value on his property. The more a town grows, aud the more business it does, the greater the increase In the value of property— both city and farm. The man who patro. nlzes the city department stores in pref­ erence to his homo merchants, think ing that he may thereby save a few paltry pennies, is simply detracting from the wealth of his own community • A republican' state convention to choose Candidates for regents of the University and a justice of the supreme court will be held In Grand Kapids February llth. Barry County will be entitled to: 12 delegates. *■ The Charlotte Tribune of last week published a line write-up of Judge Smith, stating that Eatou county was pleased u> add its endorsement to that ■of Barry and make it unanimous for ‘‘Judge Ostrander will develop in a his renomination and reelection. second Cooley on the Supreme court Without any tusa about It, but quiet­ bench," remarked Attorney IL A. Latly, the saloons and all other placer ting at tbe I*henlx house, Wednesday, where slk machines and other gam­ after the jurist bad left the hotel for bling devices were kept were notified by the court bouse. “He was Judge Coo­ the prosecutor aud sherif,to get rid cf ley’s sec rotary for many years, after he those abominations at once and keep had completed bis course at the Ann them out of their places or prosecution Arbor law school," continued Mr. Let­ would surely follow. Tbe notice ting,’’ and in that capacity prepared all was promptly obeyed, and so a silent the foot notes for Cooley’s text books but very effective step In the direction on law, which work in ItseR was a won of. better conditions in this city was । derful legal training. Judfce patrander taken. We are sure public sentiment is fifty years old. thorough)/honest, a een student, a level headed and conwill sustain toe officers in their co man, and (me of the beet law­ and especially commend them for go­ ing at it quietly and with deter yers in^ Ideal judgV —Chari minatiou. MONEY BACK STORE Atzornew! W. L. Cobb. 11. E. Hen drick anti M F. Jourdan, of Middle rille, were iu the city on legal .business :Saturday. Mrs. Frank Hams. Mrs. George Menj.hennick und Miss Winifred Harper g-» to Vermontville the 29th to take part in a concert? . Frank Smith severed his connection ; with tlie Table Co., and has accepted a position with a Muskegon house at an : increased salary. Mr, El ray Smelker and lady friend , were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Forman, last Saturday. Mrs. Foreman .5 a sister of.Mr. Smelker. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tuttle- returned Friday from a six weeks trip to Indiana and Ohio. Mr. Tuttle reports very light snow fall in Ohio up to the pre­ sent time. Mrs. Fred Brown, of Sturgis, who has ■been visiting her mother, Mrs. Lyman Jones, of Freeport, returned to her home Tuesday accompanied by her sister, Miss Lena Prosser. i JOHN B6SSMER, S7.00 reduced to §4.98 5.00 reduced to 385 3.00 reduced to 215 1.50 reduced to 115 1.25 reduced to .98 H Our'Glock S ilb (••irit|nuus, our price* are yrky dow-u Now Is the lime lo select a CLOi'K for; inv room.in the house. Fine Mititel knd Wall ('lock.-', down the . v.-ry dxy Alarm Clock. Do no| fail se' chemi Oiir isou L-ja:© i» ;i i-racfiexl Cl.'mk, and Watch Repairer ; Any work left •n his care is fully guaranteed. price price price price price We have 10 nickle Lamps small size that sold for 98c, you cau buy one now for Tie. The rest of the Lamps are reduced in proportion, running from 7*5c up. Ed Mallory, of Nashville, had bpsinear at the county hub Monday. Chas: Osborne, of Albion, visited his daughter Miss >adie Osborne Monday. John Kurtz has rented the L. E. SUmffer residence and will move into town. Walter Gregg visited his father at Dr! Harvey Gaylord, of Buffalo, be- ,the Soldier’s Home. Grand Rapids. llevek he has discovered a serum that Thursday. will cure cancers. So far the experi­ Judge Smith went to Jackson Satur­ ment with it has gone to (he extent Of day tn hold court for Judge Parkinsor^ curing animals by injecting the serum, of that city. the animals having been previously Mrs. C. G. Holbrook- returned Satur iunocuFated with cancer from a human urday from an extended visit with being wbo has suffered from that dis­ North Dakota friends. ease. E. B. Pierce, secretary and manager It we would avoid quail ex torminaof tbe Vance Box Co., of Bay City, was tl «n in this state it will be necessary to in tbe city Saturday. ■ follow the example of France and Ger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maus, of Kale many in which countries the killing of quail is prohibited. There are very few niazoo, were catling on Hartings friends of these birds left Ln Michigan and\un- Friday and Saturday. lore the open suasen as regards thqmTir , Ray Brazee, of Monessen, i’a.. spent el'lsed fur. a series of years they win be­ n lew days with his father-in-law, Wcome as great a rarity as'the wood pig ’ W. Barth tbe past week. ooli. " A. O. Broun was in Grand Rapids Jan. 2t»Sh. “Carnation Day” aud the ■-Friday,’looking after the interests of anuiyexsary of President McKinley's Hie Table Co's lint- there. bifthday. /ails this year oti Sundajr,aud j; T. Phillips and XV. H. Merrick went u has beeu suggested that churches and to Detroit Monday toutceua Uh t-c.^ion other religious organizations take the of the Grand Chapter B.A. M. opportunity to bring out tbe patriotic Mr. and Mrs. John snielker were wel­ features with appropriate services on’ come guests of Mr.' aud Airs; Wm.G‘. that day. appropriate to the memorial, Foreman’s. They an- the iaJtePs par­ and the silggestion has met with uni­ ents. • • . ’ . versal favor. Miss Mina Bentiam. daughter of W. Our friend, R. Henry Mitchell, pro­ S. Benham, living near the city is Con­ prietor of tbe • Springbrook Poultry valescing from an attack of scarlet Yards of this township, attended the fever. poultry show at Detroit last week. A Mr. Frank Diehl left Saturday for -iter from him dated Jan. 9tb, says: -Done them up brown at Detroit; 12 Kalamazoo, and from there will go to prizes cm .12 birds." R. Henry is kY Delavan, 111., where he will spend the eXpert in his profession and deserving winter. regular reguliw regular regular regular WRIGHT BROS, "sr Phon* 30 ^UUUUiUUUUMUUUUUUiULUUUUUUikUUiUUUUUUiUUUUUUUUUUUUUilUUiUUUiUW The S. Goodyear Co. JANUAR Y CLEARANCE SALE Specials for the remainder-of the month. ■ Coats 1-3 off. Furs F2: off. t Skirts and Waists 1-4 off. <3 DRESS GOODS now $1 now 78\ . now 68; 6 ’6*| . now . now 68 . note 88 .note J6’! Grey Clipped Zibilenc. yd $1.75.. G.reen Mixed Zibilene, yd $1. 16.. Black. Blut Zibilene. yd $1.00 .. Mixed Zibilen&t. yd $1.00... ... Mixed Suitings. yd 90c aud $1.00 Black, Broirn. Zildlenes, yd 65c.. Mixed Zibilene. yd 50c................. Saturday Special , SAT (rBDA Y. JANUARY 21 st »ce will mU yemiine Lonsdale iny. yard with, Ideachid, 10c valut- for Not more than 20 yards lo. a cus-\ tamer. This Store will supply all your Dry Goods Needs Better than any other in this city. SKINNER’S SATIN IS YARN DYEb, ONE TARO WIDE AND GUARANTEED TO WEAR TWO SEASONS Dr, and Mrs. G. Lowry went to Kalamazoo Thursday returning Fri­ day,* They visited friends there, and the Dr, attended a meeting and banquet of the Kalamazoo Medical Society. For your protection, the words SKINNER'S SATIN is woven, every inch, in the back - of the selvage. - Price, $1.56 per yard. Mr. Thos>Cbamberlain, of Dunkirk, Ohio was called to the city th’s week to attend the funeral of his brother in-law, John Parsons. He re mains for a short time with bis sister, and his neice Mrs. L. -E. Stauffer. Some merchants are selling the same old A tetter from N. A. Fuller received last week and written the 19th day of December states that he is beginning to learn to walk again, after his injury re­ ceived at the time of the fire in the Dawson hotel where be was stopping. It will be recalled that both his legs were badly crushed. We know our readers, will be pleased to learn that Mr. Fuller Is 'gaining in health and strength, and that the attending physi­ cian encourages him to expect a com plete recovery. From his home Mr. Fuller by phone 'directs his very large Alaska business affairs, including tbe e Yukon Telephone Co. w Of All Kinds At All Prices Cards are out announcing that on W-edneadny evening next, Mr.Fredric Mason Kuappvn, son of L. E. Kuappen, of. Grand Rapids, will be united in mar­ riage at SL Luke’s Episcopal church Kalamazoo to Miss Amelia Lucile Badger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Badger, of Kalamazoo. Lamps, Lamps, Lamps, Lamds. Lamps, w We have about 25 Parlor Lamps left, and in order to clean them out before stock taking, we are making -rest big reductions in price. They are all this seasons lamps. Newest sty-. s and patterns; at the prices we have marked them they will have to go quick, so if you need a lamp come early. Size, CLOCKS tee do. tre do do. WRIGHT’S TAMP BARGAINS Our Prescription Depart­ is by long intimate branch insuring your always get­ exactly doctor calls delays-no substituting-per­ fectly of your physician t<> bring baclj and strengtli. Few stores equipped as we are to us with prescriptions. Our prices are right. mjj w Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Minzey a 12H lb non. At this writing Mrs. Th* Druggist Minzey is very low with pleurasy. L. N. Moshe? was in Grand Rapids Mrs. B. A. Walker entertained the L. Friday. B. E. club Thursday afternoon. Light Mrs. Anna Mason was in Grand Rap­ ment backed refreshment* were served and a very ids Saturday. • and experiencein pleasant time was enjoyed by all. Jas. R. Mason was a visitor In Grand this of Pharmacy, A message from Charles Rogers, of Rapids Saturday. Spokane, Washington, received Monday Mrs. Ella Hecox spent Sunday with ting what your announced that a son had arrived to M IddleviUe friends. gladden his home. Needless to say Will Hair made, a business trip to (or. No that his friends here are pleased and Jackson Monday. join in congratulations. E. Tyden was in'Grand Rapids Sat­ supplementing the The Siiakesperv class held a very urday on business. Interesting meeting Monday evening eQort* it? B. Messer made a business trip to at the home of Mrs. J. S. Goodyear’s, health St. Louis last week. thirteen being present. The class se­ are lected Hamlet for their next study. Ad­ Miss Grace Pryor is now stenographer for journed to meet with Miss Knowlton, nt the Table factory. T. Lombard wm in Grand Radids this important work. N. Broadway, Monday evening Jan. S| dtiJ.business Thursday. ' From the Middleville Sun we learti Come your that J. F. Pierson made a business trip to Oscar Sherk, son of Aaron. Sherk, has the small pox. He was, for two Grand Rapids Friday. years a clerk in the secretary of state’s Mrs. Will Chidester was a Grand cilice at Lansftig, and it is believed he Rapids visitor Monday. Judge Smith was called to Charlotte HAIR AND CORK INSOLES contracted the disease there. He is stopping at the home of ‘Will Gray, Monday by official duties. Any 10c. near Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson went Keeping the leading room open on ' to Grand Rapids Monday. Sunday seems to be gaining the desired Mr. and Mrs. C._ W. Mixer were Grand rufiuit. The first Sunday it was open Druggist Rapids visitors Saturday. there were twenty-three young men L. E. Stauffer is preparing to move aud ^oyt in attendance, eighteen of whom stayed until closing time, nine onto his/arm in Rutland. F. *!F. Hilbert; of Woodland, was In o’clock. Does (t not pay to help main­ the city on business Monday. tain a reading room? i M i iii iiii irtmiwiwimmmiiiiiinifflmfflfflmwfifmiiiffliHwi iiiiiii Fred L Heath For flour, feed, coal.wood, and eleva­ tor stock phone 199. Menzo Turner. fabrics for lining purposes, but we have stocked our department with the best things shown by leading manufacturers. to buy good linings. It pays Why not buy them here? T. PIERSON & SON �I HASTINGS BANNER, JANUAR| 19 '9°5- 6 SOUTH WOODLAND. NORTH IRVING. RUTLAND CENTER. for several years. ‘ John Bessmer, Hon­ CENTER. Meetings are being held al tbe Dnnkorably Discharged.” Sleighing is fine and people seem to Mrs. Alva Dunn spent Friday at There will b» no services at the ard Church. Rev. Sangor, of South And now Mr. .Bessmer is reaping enjoy It. Methodist church next Sunday owning Prairieville. ] the only sweetness he ever had out of Bend, Ind., is tbe preacher In charge. An enjoyable time was had at the his army •xperience—rhe is getting the to the Quarterly conference to be held Ella Lathrop, of Berryville, spent Dor. Meade . sports a new Portland Continued from page 1. little pension which Uncle Sam pays in Freeport next Sunday to which all Saturday and Sunday with Floy Iball last Saturday evening. < cutter. . tn the honorably discharged soldier marshal. Captain Lamb, explaining are invited. Will Payne and Mire Cooley of near Erway. Mr. Bessmer’s absence from (he conn-’ who reaches 7o years. Protracted meetings at tbe F. M. Mr. Bessmer says that long after it The Doras Society met today Wed­ try* and about his illness.. That official Mrs. T. (’.Williams spent a portion Hastings spent last Sunday at George church at Stony Point began Monday be learned real cause of nesday at Mrs. Friend’s. appeared satisfied with the explana-occurred ----------------------- the --------,of last wt-ek with her daughter, Mra Hutchi Asou’s. —Ir» night Ail are Invited to come. tion. saying that if Mrs. Bessmer l; *jr.. hfe _____ sorry experience. It was tsie* this* The The Olner girls have a One new piano T. P. Barnum expect* to spend the Frank Watere. would briny to him the affidavit of j government offered to pay a reward of Mrs. Nettie Miller, of Hastings, is Jas. Grames Is assisting C. A. New­ given them by their parents. the famHy physidan and two otbek*. I g30 to any detective who would cause rest of the winter in New York state. visiting her mother, Mrs. Helmer. setting forth the facts, that Mr. Bees-1 the arrest of a deserter. In order tu He leaves to-morrow for Orleans Co. land in cutting wood this winter. Lots of moving around in this com­ Mrs. Cora Cope, of Clare; i« i.teitiag mer couM report to him on his return ’ get thl* paltry IML charges of deserBessie Moure yras a visitor at Rich munity. The contest in the grange is going from Germany In October. She pro- > tion were trumped UP against innocent friends kt this place. Grant Hendershott has accepted' a cured these pspbre speedily and went men. the ileteetivrs and provost mar.- merrily and each side is/ determined ard Foreman's. Sunday. Our sick folks are ail on the gain to the, provost’s office, only to find, it «ihate standing tn together. Mr. Bess- that their opponents are to wait upon The Woodmen gave an oyster supper position In Jackson prison and will crowded with people who 'iad bm*n mer is satisfied be was.the victim of them at the feast soon to be spread. at the Grange Hall Wednesday soon .move there. drafted and who were therb to ar- that Kimi of a conspiracy. ___ WOODLAND. One was initiated Saturday and more Glenn Moore te visiting friends in range matters with that officer. See_______ ;_____ . • ~ night. Dr. C. S. McIntyre who bad been ccmare to follow soon. ing that she could not meet Captain . John Erway hiss completed the work Indiana. fined to his home for the past two Iambi personally, she left the papers • WEST PARMELEE. Jesse Towle has been quite ill for on Ernest Edger’s house. -Louis Hartman, of South Bend, is a weeks is improving. The Dr. did not with a clerk, who assured her that he., the past week but is how much im­ •Grant Otis and wife, of Mississippi, guest’ at Chas. Diner’s. would! see that they were delivered to . Revival meetings began at the Men' have typhoid - fever as was reported proved. his superior officer. That shoidd have nonite church last .Munday night. are visiting.rtlailvefl Here at preeent. It te very discouraging for a teacher last week Ixit the doctors have diagno® ended the matter, but It didn't 1 । ‘ * Miss GladyH Thorpe returned to De­ One of the merriest parties held in There wert no services at the church to teach school with no scholars as it ed it as la grippe• October 3rd. 1863. Mr. Bessmer bet this vicinity was held at the home of sail from the Fatheriafid to his adopted ji troit with her aunt Mra Stoke where last Sunday on account of the illness has occured so many times at the Pow­ Miss Avis Lyons had a birthday party country, nrrlvlnn In No* kort nbOTt; she will make her home until eighteen ' •IL A. Nichols, on Friday night last. ers school. of the pastor. at her home last Saturday. About B2 20 davn later, anti Irfltor Phltadnlphla : years of age. She will be missed by her There were about 25 present. Music Forest Havens is an early riser since of her friend* were invited aud brought at onco. whine tltne city on Snntlhy. many friends. upon thcrriolln aud banjo was.furnish he has secured a position in Hopkins' He enjoyed the homecoming, and] it her many beautiful presents. Light PRAIRIEVILLE. Bev. Daniel Scbiicht^ has returned ed by Clarence Covert and Leonard Ei was a happy reunion with his wife and Rev. LlHell, of Allegan, preached in refjeshments were served. two daughters. The-Tuesday follow­ from a two weeks visit at Brown City. penhood. Dancing and a good time mill. T. C. Williams delivered a couple was enjoyed by all. Erlo Fuller was married last week to ing he had planned tn go to the pro­ the Baptist chu reft last Sunday. David Benewa and wife, of West Miss 'Jrapo, .of Lake Odessa. h-iS, ! vost marshal's to see If all had been Mrs. Crock ford his been confined «>>. loads of lambs at Hastings, Monday. Thus. Henson died Tuesday morning explained to that officer’s sattefactlbn. 'I’hofiiappte were the guests of J, F. \Mra Wm. Otis went l<> Lansing her house the past few days. of pneumonia at tbe home of John England performed the ceremony. Before h< had left tbe house a ih>v- Morgan's people Thursday. ernment official served notice on him One of the latest, additions to our Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Kogers. He was ill only a few days. Eflu’s many Woodland friebds wish . A number of young people attended to report immediately to Captain Dwight Hinkley. musiciri talent is a mate .quartet com Mr. Benson was a former resident of them much juy. Inmb This he did. ’ To hte surprise the party at Mr. Long’s Tuesday eve­ Rev. Kid and wife.called at the OUr this town. Funeral services were held On aecouut of the bpd weather no : posed of the young men of the Center. and dtemay that officer refused I to ning. They are practicing and it will not be Saturday at the home of Mr. Rogers. services wet* held at the M. E. Church 1 sebpol, Monday.. accept his explanation of why fie had Miss Emma.Kratofel has been assist­ not reported “When drafted In Jqlylong before they expect to appear in Sulday evening. Rev. Young officiated. Burial in Revival* are in progress at the Further than that he directly charged ing Mrs. O. A. Carpenter with her public. *• Prairieville cemetery. ' Farmers are busy drawing logs as r church. • Mr BesHtner with being In. Philadel- household duties. Leonard Eisenhood left Monday to' The Odd Fellows and their families usual when we have sleighing. Harry Otis is minus a ferret as a re• r-hla Julv 15. and that he had evidence Miss Jessie Wood called on Mrs. spend a few days with his sister id1 sulf of hunting dn Sunday. to prove that he went to Germany had an oyster supper at their hall last , Roy Rowlader and George Reiser after that date and had teen hiding Vent Dodge who is caring for her Battle Creek. Saturday evening. have gone to Florida for a three weeks ; ever since In order to avoid the dnift. mother Mra Jas. Miller who has been Many are hoping, that- it will not be Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chapman were sojourn. and that be was a deserter Mr. Begs- ili weot of Middleville PARMELEE. mer. thoroughly Indignant over such a called to Union Citf last week by the The lecture of Supt. of Public InMr. George Perrault, of Dowagiac, long before we have a complete mail A number, from here attended the illness of their daughter. wickedly false accusation, had nevert delivery system iu this township. ■tauctlun, Delos Falls at the M. .E., thelc-vs come from a country where] it has been the guest of bte brother David social at E»M Caledonia. Friday even­ Several are compelled te go to the near Mr. and Mrs. Tip Ketchum and son church Thursday evening was not very isn’t profitable ”to sass an officer.” Perrault by towns because they do not live on ing. even when he was In the wrong So Fred of Martin came to attend the well attended. The.subject, “Up the Walter Cline arid Vnr Auams were Don’t forget the “hobo" social at the oyster the route and often their neighbors are all he did was to say that CapteU. supper Saturday evening, ^mazon" -was ably handled and was* Lamb was in error, and to ash an in Grand Rapids Friday and Saturday recipients of mail when a few rods home of Arthur Griffith. Friday even­ and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark enjoyed by all who attended. delivering oats. hour's time to bring; reputable pebpte ing. Jan 20, fir the benetlt uf the leaves them off entirely. Nofrte ar. Sunday. ' •whom th* provost equid not doubt, ito Eugene Bulkle, Jennie Wright and! One of tbe molt sudden deaths that Farmer** Club, j prove his innocence* Captain Lamh Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hall Jan. Helen.'Hicker are at Ypdlantl attend would hetr to nothing, but on the con Earyiarkley. << Grand Rapids, took^ Kith a daughter. has occured recently wall that of Mary PODI ’ * ing college. . trarv ordered Mr. Bessinerto be examA.'Lydy at the age of 75 years. She a successful rabbit hunt in this vi­ -Ineti by the army swoon to. see If he Henry Fnul ex pec ih to lake a com < Edith Blanchard is attending school ('onsideriug the weather a good num . was fit for service. iThte took place ber at tended services at the church Sun­ was confuted to her bed but a couple i clnity, Friday. mercial course and a course in stenog­ here. f of days and when last ?eeti ,wtu< ap'par in another room of I He jam* huHdlng. Emory Cuiver^^ who draws milk fur raphy and type Writing soon. The surgeon told Cnj>*:dn I ainb that day. Hereafter the preaching will come eutly resting quietly <*» Munday eve­ the Catedonia creamery, had the mis Christina Hurtle, who has t«ea suf-! Mr. Betam'cr was nod In physical con- al twu o’clock and S. S. at^bne. S. S. ning when Mrs. C. Hickerson her WEST WOODLAND. fortune to lose one of his horeee-Stt dltinn for active ser'Ai c. although he will Im: suspended fur a time every oth­ fering from neuralgia aud the grippe, might do certain light duties for a er Sunday but will be held every preach­ daughter marled to give her some med urday by falling and breaking its leg. .1. 11. Durkee and wife were guests te once more atle to be out. Icine she found her mother dead. lime, th* matter being left for further Revival meetings are in progrer at of Tamarac friends Friday. . consideration. But Captain Lamb had ing Sunday at one o'clock. Lizzie Hreterly has tonailitte. She was the mother of seven child­ the Sbtyh church this week. Mrs. Eva Jones, of Detroit, and Mrs. other ideas. He directed thatTlre blue Hairy Waters and Ferry laiighbaugh ren 3 girls and 4 boys all of whom are About 40 teams which have been uniform of the soldier be given Mr. are away choppiug toward Irving. Oscar Sherk, who camo down with Geo. Weed, of Lake Odessa, visited <t left Cb mourn a Christian mother. Her' drawing logs for the Lansing Wheel Bessmer. and that he get ready at once the ernallpox at tbe home of Wm. Perry Stowell’s recently. . Sleighride parties are out iu full, to go to the front. daughters Mrs. C. Hickerson, Mrs. L. barrow factory from IVafnerville have Mrs. Bessmer came into the office force these due njghte and irlth sleigh­ Hickerson aud Mrs. Vester and her Grey, te doing as well as can be ex­ Henry Scbalbly and family visited have struck for higher wages. pected. and sought her husband, and was ing as good as it is; it makes us feel friends in Warnerville Friday. four sons two of whom were at home, shocked to find him in soldier clothes. that we wish we were young again. Ijt Vierne Cline, who bos been visit ' Bessie Weaver has been offered a po­ one near tbe Friend’s School house and Their Interview was brief, but In that CLOVERDALE. Mrs. Gideon Browp, of Hinds Cor­ the other is In Ionia county, with num ing in Cloverdale for the past week, has sit ion in tbe Lake Odessa Telephone time Mr. Bessmer asked her to at returned. A lodge of Gleaners was formed ibere once sec and explain the situation to ners is visiting her daughter Mia. Frank office. erousgrandchildren, have thesympathy two of his friends and customers—one Smith this week< last week with eleven charter members. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mre. Rev. Henry Hewes, o f Edmore, was of the entire community. * a deputy United States marshal, the Mtes Zoe Powell te visiting her sister The funeral set vices were held at F. D. Joels te still under the care of the guest of his brother-in-law, C. Sent­ The following are the officers: Chief other a Mr. DePew. a wealthy and In­ Dr.' Partello, of Middleville. | Gleaner, George M. Conyer; Assistant fluent tel citizen. Directly after bls Mra Clark. er. last week. the Methodist church Saturday at 11 wife left Mr. Hessmer was transferred Gleaner, Arthur Patton; Sec and Trees., Jessie .Wood was the guest of James Monday a tree being felled near Jim o'clock conducted by Rev. Mowry, of Fred and Urab Baine were in Has­ to the barracks, where the drafted and Frod£Green; Chaplain, Homer Green; Miller artd wife, of Middleville, tbe lat­ tings Thursday on< business. enlisted men were assembled before Knickerbackers fell across tbe tele­ Lake Odessa. Interment at Fuller cem Conductor. James O. Chamberlain; being Rent to the front, ztfter his. de­ phone wires breaking them and thus terery. Since the death of her husband ter part of last weak. Grandma Oversmith is much improv­ Inner Guard, Harry Nagel; Outer parture hte two frlend.< came 1n to cutting off connections from this end about 4 years ago she has been a great Louretta Adams, our Caledonia stu­ ed in health. see Captain Lamb. They told him the Guard, Leroy Penuela. sufferer from asthma and valvular dis­ dent, will have a sjhort vacatian this true situation, but he declined to do of the line with Central office for sever­ J. U. Durkeeaud Henry Shaibly were Grant Otis, recently of Mississippi, ease of the heart/ week because of the repairing pf the anything, saying the matter was out al hours. in Sunfield on business last Thursday. was calling on old friends here last furnace in the school house. of his hands. MraLeouard Wonder I Ich and children week. Next day Mr. Bessmer. with the Vnr Adams and Walter Cline were other new men. were lined up at ti|e MORGAN. of Woodland Center visited her par­ Will Chapman and wife have remov­ NORTH EA ST H A STINGS. in Grand Rapids last week. barracks to proceed to the dock, where ents, C. Senter and wife Friday. ed here front/Cheboygan Co. Mrs. Geo. Shaffer moved on her farm they were to take the steamer for There will be preaching al the church Last Friday afternoon Ford Stowell South Carolina. Just before they were Sunday evening. Come one, come all. last Wednesday. Sam Ashby has also come back. to leave the barracks a messenger COATS GROVE. » treated the teacher and scholars to .a Howard Mosher and wife started The patrons on Route Nd. 1 from Mr. Swanson entertained two of his came to the waiting boys in blue, in­ fine sleigh ride. Oscar Yerty, of Lake Odeua, visited Morgan show Cieir appreciation of quiring if there was a man among cousins from Cedar Springs Thursday. hte father Monday] who is aick. Mrs. Perry Stowell and Mrs. Cornelius it their daughter. Mrs. Vcata LudWick. them named John Bessmer. Mr. BossMrs. Freeman Is quite sick at this their mail servlet- by placing their boxes mer promptly answered to hte name Sylvester Hynei han bought Mre. Sergei- visited at James Endsley’s on In the most convenient manner poasi • Isaac DeBack and family and Cbirtes and was told tox-atop. aaide. This writing, the South town line Saturday. ble for the carrier. A convenience for Gould ’ s farm west and north of here. Collins and family visited L. H. Rarshowed that hte two friends had beeu Mr. Frank ■ Edmonds attended the which he thanks them very much. Mre. Tasker and daughter Grace, of nee one day last week. Paid <4,000. busy. -They had gone to another pro­ Farmers institute last week. vost marshal, a Major Gibson, who Fluesleighing and logs coming in The W. C. T. U. will peet at the Assyria, are visiting their daughter and Mrs. Florence Gibson, of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Orr Fisher Is gaining slowly. ranked Lamb and secured his order to fast. It will take but a few days to home of Mrs. J. R. Barnum, Tuesday, sister, Mrs. Dof Stowell. visited her father L. H. Barnes one day detain, Mr. Bessmer. . Mrs. Henry Barber returned to Battle fill up all the available space in Mor. Jan. 17. Ray Hulltberger. of Lake Odessa, last week. Our friend was kept in the barracks *• . at Philadelphia for two weeks., and Creek for treatment last Friday? gan at the same rate that they were The L. T. L. i»et at the home of spent Sunday at J. H. Durkee’s. The Knlamaroo Ice Company , then taken to the convalescent hospi> Grandma Shawman is very smiling brought in Thursday last. Miss Nellie Curtis, last Friday night. •Judge Barnum of the South town tai. where he was detained till the lat­ over the granddaughter at Mr. Clyde harvesting their annual cropoficeat Mr. W.C. Norris reports his’tvlfe as ter part of February. All this time Rev. Purdy is holding revival meet­ line visited at Forrest Jordan's last Acker’s Point and giving employment convalescing after several weeks of ings at West Sibewa. Friday afternoon. 4 he was a prisoner, with the charge of Stedge’s. to many men in this vicinity. desertion against hte name. He had Mr. Will Whitney returned to Ash­ Severe illness. Married, Jan. 9,1 at the home of the no liberty whatever, but was kept in tabula, Ohio, Monday leaving his four The piano recital given last Friday Earnest Golden is on the sick list and bride’s mother, by hev. Purdy, Eugene CEDAR CREEK. / the. hospital ward, while the red tape children with his relatives; their mother evening by tbe pupils of Miss Nina has been for the past two weeks under Hall, of Grand Rapide. and Miss Ethel in Washington was being slowly un­ Mrs. Wertman is a little better at Mosher was listened to by a large and ! wound. Meantime hla wife was left died Christmas. tbe Dr’s. care. Caates. Only a few of the relatives this writing. with their two little daughters. While appreciative audience. Quite a num­ Quite a number from Morgan and were present at tbe-wedding. Mr. aud he was thus a prisoner, she gave birth Myrtle Wright Is working for Mre. ber of tbe pieces were encored and all to a little son. The father was not WESTCASTLETON vicinity attended F.M. quarterly meet­ Mra Hall will remiain here at present. Wertman. of the exercises showed Mira Mosher te • . permitted to go to hla wife tn this try­ Mra. Susie Boyles, of Richland, baa ing at Maple Grove Sunday last. ing ordeal, nor to visit his family at Harlan Wertman has moved into the have been a capable and pains taking A sled of of young people from Mor­ any.time. The little one died, and Mr. returned home after a weeks visit with PRAIRIEVILLE. upper story of C. E. Bailey’s new house. teacher. gan and surroundings drove over to DelayedXstter. Bessmer was only permitted to attend her sister Mrs. D. Towaend. Miss Lillie Shultz and Mrs. Will Our school district has ’taken advan­ the funetal as a prisoner, having an Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Forman, of to Woodland to attend dunkard meet­ Born to Mr. and Mra WIU Norris laueb went to Johnstown to see a tage of the state library offer and sov armed guard to go with him. Think of ing last Friday night. Jan. 4th a daughter] has Its flrst installment of books. the horror of such a situation for an Woodland, visited at John Mead’s last young man by the name of Letts who W. S. Adkins,1 the minister and J.’M. innocent man. It te almout a wonder Saturday and Sunday Wilbur Perry, of| Union City, is vis­ was very badly hurt last Saturday John Mclteod and wife spent Sun­ he did not grow to hatred of. the land The Ladies Aid Society was'well at­ Smith were in Hastings last Friday. iting Prairieville friends. while riding down hill on a hand sled. day with friends in Prairieville. whose officials treated him with such Letters remaining iu Morgan post tended last Thursday at Mrs. A. FarChas. Judin, of Hickory Corners, was The donation at H. W. Newman’s cruel injustice. Mrs. Belle Morwood, nee Adams, ef office: Sekarasy Gideon, postal card, In the latter part of February, 18G4, in town last week. last Friday night was well attended. Pennsylvania, is visiting her parents Mr. Acr Cale, Mr. Earl Pick ell, Mr. F. the overworked war department nt Tbe Freo Methodist Meetings are in and other friends.* Rev. Young held cottageprayer meet ­ D. L. Morthland has a new coal stove ­ ■Washington got to the end ot the red 8. Pollard, Miss Alice Hlllmin card. ings last week, and will begin revival in his store. tape which bound Mr. Bemuner, and progress at Stony Point. Miss Sylvia Titus It at home from Please say advertised. he was set free, given an honorable James Ehret has a sick horse. servicee in the M. E. Church this week. , Last Monday the 9th Levi Fry was Kalamazoo. discharge, and a soldier’s pay from All day servicee will be held Tuesday stricken with paralysis while going I Quite a number of young people sur­ Mrs. John Ehret and son Harry, of July 15th, 1863. to the date of bls dis­ and Wednesday. Nashville called on Jas. Ehret and charge. home from Cal Stanton’s. Otto Maier prised Velma Kingsbury by calling en DOWLING. But thia was not to end Mr. Boss- family last Friday. Laura Drummond-was unable to re­ ■aw him fall down iu the road and got her Friday evening. Both ’phones are in'working order at iner’s unfortunate experience with turn to her school In Hickory Corners I help aud took him home. He Is un­ Mrs. Richard Demond is improving this place. * Uncle Sam. A fow years ago he made Mrs. Ernest Horn and children, of this week on account of sickness. conscious and has been so ever since. a proposition to sell Fitzgerald post. In health very much. The Farmers’ Institute, which wu Cedar Creek. are • visiting • her parents G. A. R.. an organ. Some one who Mr. and Mra LeGraud DePrteeter No hopes of recovery. James Fleming, of N ashville, was at held at thia place, Friday, Jau. 13, waa this week. opposed the .scheme made the charge Coats Grove last Monday collecting are keeping house hi the Chase house. John IIolsworth and wife are here .well attended. that Mr. Bessmer was a deserter, and The Earnest Workers will meet at Ruth Young began her school in from Ohio ;called by tbe illness of the the post should not patronite him. taxes. School opened Monday after a three Feter Mosher’s on Friday Jan. 27th for This revived an unpleasant memory, Delton Monday in place of Ml« Hoff- latter’s father. Levi Fry. weeks’ vacation. dinner. but Mr. Bessmer was sure that with EAST HASTINGS John Stanton, of Kalamazoo, is visit Mr*. Elwln Ormsbee visited at Mr. master, who resigned on account of hte honorable discharge from the gov­ •poor health. ing friends In this neighborhood. R. Ormabee ’ a, Monday. ernment there could be no black mark Mrs.prr Fisher is quite sick at this GRANGE HALL CORNERS. standing against him at the capitol. writing with heart trouble and the grip George GalleUy te ^pending the win­ Mrs. Oberly te here to attend her He accordingly wrote to Washington ter-In Texas. brother, Mr. Fty during his illnare. Mrs. Freeman Is quite dangerously* to find out how he stood on the rec­ «d at Banleld. onr at Mr. WaiMr-a and of • “W die. Mrs. Clara Hughes entertained tlie ords of the War Department. ..The ■lek. There seems io be lots of sick­ oorere ooreiy putrn in a new way. A certain one at John Pltfc.- Dr. Cooper al. Su™.!' ’?3d“*'7“d Bladder answer ••imc back that the record wan ness in this neighborhood. NORTH: JOHNSTOWN. tending. -John Beumer. Deserter.’’ Deter­ form «< Bheutna. Mr*. Dell Calton visited her father J. H. McGrath I, on th. «lrh ||„, mined t’' bare the matter settled and Fred Bristol is sick at this writing. Backache and ■etlled right forever, be went to Hon. and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perry KidM, Kidoej peins permanently, if ,„u Mra. Ja, Wetaiar, ot Portafe Canter, The many friends of G. H. Hausen Bert Bristol went to Baatings, Sat Jas. O’D-mneH. then congreuman. and of Rutland over Sunday. m *how you the |^.8,n®er B- E. & W. R R., at present Who ha. hew billing ralaU.ra hare tor urday, to see his sister. Mrs. Frank -placed all the facts before him. He L. living In Lima, O.. will be pleased to Thomas Fisher’s people entertained xle&th, tbe druggist. Sold b7 secured the record of the steamship •one lira., returned home but week. Sage, who te.reported quite sick. company showing the date* on which campany from Hastings Sunday. kidMv “ reoov®!7 from tureateried We hear that a tad accident happen. Mrs. Bresee visited her children at he sailed to and' returned from Ger । saaay. and gave his own. his wife’s _ „ Mrs. John Shawman returned home UBlni roto^" K’toy Cure, r<lo Will Warner, eonot Fred Warner and other affidavits, and other corrobo- Saturdaj which I recommenrl to all, eapeciaHv while work In, on the Salon Co. dredge’ a week with A 4*om M tbe Orut, H*)l VrtM. trainmen who are usualiv ration records. The reault was that at her daug haring had hie ann blown off at the Seat the record bow stands, and has * druggtet. 50,4 W* ,U‘ Goo<,ycar>the day enotaf. Mbow with tmamlte. Harr not I Fred VMwyd. U Uid », wttk learned the particular, at thia writing CARLTON SORRY HPERItM NK. NORTH �HASTINGS BANNER, J/&UARY 19. 1905. TWENTY BUSHELS1.-^”^.::. THE HOFFMAN ‘ROTARY. CURTIS’ Md Olber Furri«n _ of WHEAT | A strong man with a cinder lu to the Acre eye ,s a“ helP,e*«nK u hu,)e- A Qn tb5 Lindr of "weVtarc CTbB;1^s)ooo1FM tw»in"tbeUnitedSut” wj>o-during the past ■ m'cwiSajxurticiSSo prnspcriiy. The United rill koon become un ini- FREE NOMESTEiD farm la pes,eJn Canada his I speck no bigger than n pin'* head puts h,m IUOMt tionxpletely out of Udaines*, ■■ it were. He cannot remove the sonree of hla agony himself, aud there <re only a few persons possessed of a -finjod steudy enough jo permit tbeintoives to work around such a Ht-nsftlve or - us -- -the ----------- ------a irann eye. Xet for oup having jteady hand and n little skill the re­ ' moral of the tiny tormentor is a sim­ ple matter. i The old fashioned wny of'doing this | was to Insert 11 fluxseed or the hardenJ od eye of a cnb. into tbe eye, aud In • its passage* around the ball It carried : with It the offending object. Children ! and ignorant persons sometimes will help produce it. Apply for Information t.i Superintendent of Imu.lurUtioc. Ottawa, Canada, or tu v. The New York Herukl recently print­ ed-un account of the perfecting of a C A I I By HENRY rotary engine invented by William.F. V-rki-L. WINTHROP Hoffman of Buffalo which, it is claim- ed. will revolutionize the use of steam. Tbe secret of the invention is Mid i'Hu in?apa*i|n iH niH RiyFUIlUWTH*!* i to be .the revolution of. the cylinder outside* of tbe piston lustend of re- JThe institution ___________________ was too new ____ to Scarrolvlng tbe piston imide the cylinder, erest- to be treated with aught save Here are jtome of tbe Hturiling things reverence and awe. but there was more ___new engine:, . than one who dared suggr^t that De* claimed tor the It -puMrtkses /oue-aeveutii of the frtc- Vid Dreacott Und erred in making bi* tion of thTordinarj type of engine. daughter Mnrlou his paying teller. Not There Is practically no limit to the ^‘ut -Marion was uot salted to the place, bvt but that men Sciircnwt Sat rrrest knew Bpec(j There i« no vibration whatever under tbat 0 Fotuau teller was tmuaual. ucnuivjlmu* «t "C not worry Vr-eott. I Continent ‘did Prescott. Floor Hpiice required fur stationary His bolding* In the bank amounted to more than VO per cent of the. capital engine* Ifi reduced by two-thirtla. Cunauuiptlon of-fuel is reduced one- Invested, and at tlie directors' meeting he had offered to make another choice third. First cost of tbe dynamo is reduced •If. the board could suggest any one bet­ ter qualified through acquaintance or 50 per rent. Will reduce the time of freight and expertws* at figure*. That settled the passenger transportation by land and matter officially. and when tbe spick 1 ind spun now office openedit wax Ma­ sea by one-half. This is the way Mr. Hoffman ex- rion's .pretty . blond head which- wan plains tbe principle* <ff bls- invention: tUrougb tlie plate gins* aquare "The steam Is introduced through a l^ttereil j'Pnyh>E_Teller." A ,, Rert.Howard was tbe receiving tel) hollow .shaft, which l« stationary nnd Inclosed In a steeJ Jacket of elliptical er. and thia was further cause. for go*- THE BEST o- TIEDICINE 0 WOMEN UKLSUISU THU KYt, ] Heved that the eye of n crip was posI «w»ed of-^aume miigic power, and iu (.days gone by it wa* no common thing far a person to carry one of these in tin* pocket ready for the rmrrgency. While tbe application of the crab's eye was generally quick and efficacious ‘in its nctiou. It Ih a mutter of some diffi­ culty to find one of these at hand in these days, and the afflicted person' must generally seek some firm fingenxl friend or the service of a doctor. There bus now been devised a little Instrument whjch In desipied to be carried iu tlie pocket of paninns who are likely to be exported' to tbe possi­ bility of gathering up clmleni In the’ eye. Its shape will be seeii from tbe aocompanying Illustration. The essen­ tial portion -nt the device H a loop of same firm yet yielding mnlvriHi: such * as a lioraohnir. or hog bristle.,-Cln case !‘df trouble with the eye It Is designed to puss this over arid under 'the eyel ball, an ojieration w-lxich can be read!j ly performed by oneself, and thl* will . ratiove*any foreign matter in the eye. While the stout bristle is said to be entirety sufij. lent for most purf*oscs,. it; Is designed tv manufacture these lltI tie derl« es also of a thin wire, which will be magnetized, and thus It will | facilitate the removal of the objeef if ■- • It'happens to be a piece of steel or oth( er meta! i For ronveulent carriage itx the pocket ; If you are nervous: and tired out ' eoitiinually you could have no '* d«*Mvr wunnnff of the approach 1 of .*eriou* feiuale trouble. Dj not wait until you suffer un­ bearable pain before vou seek treatmet t. You nocd Wine of Curdui uow just as much as if the trouble we"- more.developed and tlw torluriug pain* of <Ji»ordere<i ruen*tr>i.*tiou, bearing down pains, leucorrhoott, backache and head­ ache were driving vou to the un; failing relipr IhatWine of L'ardni ha- HrougKl hundreds of thousands of women’ and will bring vou. Wine of C’ardui will drive out all trace of weakness and banish nervous spells, headache and back“ acl>: and prevent tlw symptoms H from qiHQklr developing into dan­ E genius trouulcs-that will be hard E to tticck. Secure a $1.00 bottle of R Wine of Cardui today. If your a| denier does not keep »t, send the ffl ;;a.QK-y to the Lubes' Advisory ■ Ik-pL. The Chattanooga Medicine ■ Co.. (JhUtanooeu, Tenn., and the m medwine will lie sent you. B WWE 9 ?AROU1 PROBATE ORDER. ♦etiigjui. cmiut'y of Hairy.**. and Mil n the p« Gtklu «lti!y »eri. Koster. .vlmiui-trnbH <il -aid r-t' uiit lor reasons th-xefu that In-it> ns n :* ordered, that Friday ibe znh >; J tir.trj 7\. t». JWiSut X” o'clock in :b» ... 11. <■ t-^lgncd for th'* hrarftw of -.aid li u «n f 1M1 fan hrin-ut !»* of said d<-cca« ■i.. -nj -i?h-r i>erM>n» Ink-respni In Mid e-asi* rrou.i • I ic appear at a tension of «W TPnxtp-M holdcn at Hi” I’rubateoffice, nr < tty trf Ha'tlncs. tn Mid County n»o 1 or.i^x.-l that Ml-1 p-nilooer iflvr Siatlm >«rviti3> tnlernitfst in -slid estate, of th» -.1 -d<l petition .tti-1 the hearlm hr mu*!na a ropy of this, outer to te t..,4 tn the Ha*tlnipt llAhsr.it a news and circulated Jn ‘mid Count/ o .tmige of Probate itegtater. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. Suo-irf Mirixiran. Mb Judicial Circuit—la « h-imxtf*. . Hup p”n Iintc In tti” Circuit Court tor tbr Count* rt Itarrv Io Chancery nt tbo City of IlasIlXig’On rixeaii day of December HMM. Man-Sweet. < <>mi«l»lnaxit. vs. . • Frank S«<n. I ipfetidaul. Ju iiil-» cauw. It appearing dint defendant. FraakSweei is a reaiaent of thl* State but bls « iu-i” ih sti-» ;ir« unkuowu. therefore ou motion .rf InonixiiK Pty or. solicitors for Complainant. T;'* rvlri” 1 t”al tlie defendant enter hl* ap­ pearance lu s.»H cau*e on or before three montiis Irma tlie date of th!* order and that within t .venty d.iVKthe oomplalnant cau»e thi* order |»- mihih-tuM in tin* Hastings Banner; «ald pnWlcnH'S't'tlH’Contin’wd once In each week for six w«-eks In succ. ssion. , T HUM AS * CHV..H. CJ.KMK5TBM ITM. Soltrilors tot Complainant. Circuit Jud|e. Bn»lnrv> AddreM. Hasting*. Michigan. • PltOBATF. OKDEtt. Hute <d Mlcfll8»n. (’oxmty of Hurry. At a .ws-toii «»f the ITotmte Court for Uie < mini/ of Harry, holden at tbe 1'rolwti- office tn tlie cltv erf BaitlnsiiJn said county an Wednwrfay the sut dav of fxwtnN-r Iu the ><mu oxoi!i0us.ind nlno h.iiidrcd and four. I .. < h.i ■ M. .M.i<-k. .h>-lR<- ot l'r< bat -. in Hie UMtn-r of the estrftom Samuel Week*. • *<iitl'rca<lina *1'4 tUlug th” petition <J'dy verb it -4. ot Ab'ilr C. Week*, willow of said di-cca^d ■iraxinisUiaia'i uu* .....hirtranxSnt .... .....now tux tile .....IiniMtu. mt tin- Exis-itor therein named np|x>Uura! or ^-rtn-re<HH>ti-'ll ’older”d. that Friday tbe <luy 01 -Jatiaary. A. D.. 1W5. at io o clock In ebe fcir”in»>n. b” aligned for th” lirartng of ■*ii<! prtltkxn and that th*- heir* at law of sate ■|.*^;.- :.i and id!, other person* .interested te • it t ”*tat<-. Urc/required to appear at a session o; said • ‘•uurt, thin to 1*? holden al tiw >ro»»ale • -nice, in the clly of Hasting*.la taMoounty. and *h.»w ca-tae It my there I*, why the »ray« i[n- innltiuner may net be granted. And ll • luring ordered, that said pettttojw*r give uotirctothe persons totererted In Mid estate of tlh* ,-.■■(> !< ncy of and tlw- bearing thercot by c-vislng a copy of this order tone ..iibhstn-l In tbe Haktikgs Hannsr arwwsmow printed and circulated in mH county of ’aitx.wwe in mum week for three »uoce*#ive «b au Ac K. ; L* C. H*a:ox. Judge of Probata. rrottttu Register.* J A Tro” Copy-1 Foiey’s Kidney tnaic-f' kidneys tutu bidder right • Yen are Discouraged! Howard went to her aid.' while Cur­ tis fidgeted about Urging Prescott to make haste. There was small danger of interruption from a customer or from Tony, who hint-bed nt that hour; but. being a skilled workman, he Iflxod to sec a job done expeditiouaiy. In a couple of minute® the pair re­ turned. Murlon curried a. package of bills, while Howard swung a bag cov­ ered with wax iwalH. “1 shall have to give you some gold," said Marion sweetly as «he tumbled the bill* on the shelf beneath the win­ dow of her cage and prepared to cotont. “You see. we k<*ep most of our reserve oil deposit iu town, and for local use we Imm-c mostly smull bills.” ■. “Gohl will do," responded Curtis ami­ ably. "1 am not particular, though, of course, the large Idll* are euslor to han­ dle" Howard came around the corner will) the giM. but before Curtis could gra*p the bag of coins it descended up­ on his heiid with force sufficient to knock bls heavy bat over Ids eyes and stun ltfm before the ready platol in bla coat pinket could tie tired. Ten minutes ’later, under the reviv­ ing Influence of Ice water applied ex­ ternally and brandy In .internal npplfsation*. Curtis woke up. Howard stood yver likn. cocxpietiDxr the work of oerurlng him with rope. "You wlll-parddn me. Mr. Curtis." he said blandly, "for uot recognizing yon nuire quickly; but. you see. the slip sent out by the Bank of Tacoma gave your name a» IV’tenx.-ulhui Manvel and other patues. in fact, Mhw Prescott was the first one to see your game. No. t wouldn't linng Mis* PreMott." he con­ tinued us be caught tbe muttered exdumatimi. "You know the proverb about curses and chicken* roosting hoi e. There U that little matter of ktUing-tlxe pivsHleut nnd cashier of tbe First Xationul af Caswell"— He turn­ ed to greet "tl;e sole peace officer of which- tbe town Ikk’shhI. ••’HuiCa hiinr' shouted Tony from the rear. "I saw him walk up and hit him over tbe !:«id." Constable Post looked about awk­ wardly. 'Tin afraid there's some mis­ take.” he growled. "You didn't tell m<- ll was Mr. Howard you wanted You have taken most everything for your »«* i~P 1. »i.^t m . Rheumatism Scfll (he Ache,. PlJO. and SlifacM arc with you. • Have You Ever Tried Athlo-phofts a .remedy guaranteed to remove from your system the poisonous Uric-Acid that cause* the pain and suffering? It is for sale by W. J. Holloway He will give you a Question Blank to fill out and returt to up for our FREE advice and TREATMENT. Proper TREATMENT U HALF. THE BATTLE. THE ATHLQPHOJtOSCa.NewHaren,Com. For the couvenleuce of- those wbo wish to order all of Xbelr patera at* one time, all subscriber* to the Basnkk wbo are paid up to date, can get lhe Banneh and any one of the following for one year Iu advance aa follow^; Banner and Detroit Daily Free Preas.......... ..................... .... M 06* Banner and Detroit Daily Jour­ 3 05* nal ....r..... Banner and Grand Rapids Her­ 3 (C* ald'......................... Banner and Detroit Semii-Weekly Journal1... 1 75 Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and LlweStuak Journal. . 1 50 Banner andiMicbigan Farmer.. Banner'and Chicago WeeklJ In­ ter Ocean Banner and New York Tribune S,'Arre*t Howard!" shouted Prescott. Farmer...................i,..l}.. 1 30 "Why. Ite's Just knocked out one of tlie *To those living on Ro rid Routes afiCkeM b«u!.- tlx eve:; In the “country and waved my life ns well. Dwight, only. These special rates are offered as an you get out of here, you miserable lit­ tle sneak. Bert. I'll dauble the reward accomodation to Banner patrons and the Bunk of Tacoma offer*.’ jind if you for a limited time. Get your supply of and Marion can’t worry along on that winter's reading now. If there is any nnd your aahtry you donTdeserve to paper or magazine not on .kbe above get married. Post.-yon take this fel­ list on which we can save you money low over to the lockup and give him a wo will try and do sp. Remember the ben da rhe powder. 1 guess be need* It after that dip Bert gave him. I’m go­ BANNER is never sold for less than ing to the'telegraph office. Bert, you $1.00 wheather tn combination or and Marlon stnj here and fix thing* alone. All special prices are made on the other papeil!tri the combination. , up ’’ I'tour hi* glance one could not tell whether be meant the disordered office KILLS CATARRH GERMS , or more important matter*, but Bert •' and Marion ’.ui'w or at leant they wed their <:wn jud'.-n. r.«sthe flyon m as 1 bj C »<"8 of Ca­ tarrh-Coats Nothing it it Falls. Breathe Hyouipl fur a few minutes Tho Japanese race,, says the Medical 1 Hyoingl l ' . through the ueat Record. I* a striking example of the fou- times a day, ------- .. — . good effects on the body nnd mind of I !*>ckel inhaler that comet with every । taniMnue Urine. Tber i»r. |irow<l ’'ll'« «?'■ “ “«S^' ” .... innbliniia this frir u ehnrl that a frugal tuantrer of living Is con- ' Continue this treatment fur a short time, and youi catarrh will have been ■ sistent with great bodily strength—in-. cured by Hvomel. deed. Is perhaps more so than the meaf Thia treatinvDR has been so success­ diet of the white man. As to tbe .wa­ ful, curing 99 per cent of all who have ter drinking texbh. which l» so dis­ used it, that Etybmei is bow sold by W. tinctive » custom with them. It i* J. Hollowly under an absolute guaran probably an aid to keeping the system tee to refund the money if it doe* non frfe from blood Impurities nnd might lienetlt. Y\>u run no risk whatever in be-!, followed with advantage 'In Euro­ buying Hyomei. If it did not possess pean countries to h far greater extent unusual powers |to cure,It could not be sold upo® this plan. than Is frt present the’ case. Hy­ The'comph-te Hyomii outfit costa dropathy nnd exercise seein to lie the 81.00 and comprise* a .bird rubber in­ ■ sh»rt anchors of Tbe Japanese training haler, a bottle of Hyomei and a drop­ , regimen nnd.-judging from results, per The inhaler Will last a lifetime; and additional bottles of Hyomei cad hwve been eminently satisfactory. be obtained for fiOe. to’ Marion' ever lince the day* wbeti b(. UHr<| to druR bnr tu yn his B|wj . ■ Many ronilnents bad been ”uiadv iu the po«tofiive and; around the stove in Van Zdnt'it grocery, bin after Ned Da; vis had liven soundly thrashed by Hew.ml for suggesting that if the pair of ehuinls-r. intowhich protrudes.tbe first teller* held their positions long enough -Segmental blade. fitted to a teraaing in they. would have uo trouble starting the cjriinder .niid guided by a < inuk. life properly there was an-abrupt eesDiametrically opposite I- .. diipliciHe Katlnn pf this «Oift of gossip, and the blade, but tlw;-'throw' «>f tbe (fllipse bank qfficera were 'accepted without 1 fun I er comment.i ' But It was not pleasant sailing for chest: Strath is admitted nt the r.id o.' v had Iwen given atfii Marlon. ,. He -s»e not uuflke a bottle. Tbe loop Is the hollow sfiaft into the cllipap ;;nd ' jBert |ls po tion not Lis-an-e Prescott a» JU|(| fjjC litter forms by a iw'rt ust-i |ln- part of the chamber (|,ruvP(| „f for Man»m'a banik the handle by which it Is manipulated. on the \»n'ex Th-.- . ■ the scgUMHifwl (n;1 ukeiMarlon. he laid been *1'1.z. sfmitn ^f.k.niA •■xpsnds ... .... prrsop . .. _ p-> — blade Tbe. .ig.-iln.it I . . nujst’aviJlab!c for the three lace- <if nwlsnitivt- the outer s!.u>;i : hl bl* kart!, deep “j had s runidng. Itching hoe on my surface of the rllipM-. the inner aur-1 fljle|-«^i voice, had a>*ured tbe young hit. dufferwi tori tires. I^kmi's Oiixtl-p eye!. Ol]gl;t n ghtnnee ui-nt t»..v awuv the borniat and itch- fnev -of tbe cylinder ami the convex : |<ian tluil surface of tie blade. Two <,re unre- i ,f |OVe making in]business* hour* there inq.instaiiliy. and quickly -if*-*ud per sponarve: the third and last, the blade, | „ wh| bo un imr.o-,teil teller la the nrmmqit cure," C. W. Lcnljatt. Boiyl n»ceiji!» before;rhe )>re*-.ue aud pushes i within-rivcnrtv-fpur 1i«»tir*. . theQ'litider into rc»olutlon . . p »that imrn and rn.tld Svcre • N'pw. the first segmental blade, np- I !rf.rlrtr,v intent with such sacWfactloa pronging the greater dimension of the CM <x>uJd fr^H1 lhe knowliilge of State of Mlcirfiiarf, County ut harry. M. ' . At a v^«loii uf the I’rotiuto I < uurt ioi th«* ellipse, 1* fonteil back Into It* hoitdng. ;,the‘ other’** f/rdplnhuity. and even Tony t'Jtintycrf lUrrt. holden at the tToteiU* ofl.oe and 'tlie sts-ond reuixieutul blade, re- Dwight. who would have been glad to u> the city of Harting*. >n fXsurty c-r lite .rival disposed of, could find WeiiiH—lay. thp nti> day of Jiunwy. ln.U» lievreTof the pressure of th*- greater di- to mcnai'iu of th^ ellipse, comek out of it* nd cause tor tale bcuriug. hmr oi>” Ui'inMiid nine htindu-d ahd the. iTTM-nt < Ua*. 5k Marie, .hidsecrf Purimt-*. . Dwight. with Prescott. Bert and Ma­ in tlw- matter \ot th” estiije of Wifllanl bousing, aud when protruded steam agali laaues from tin* port in the el­ rion. constituted the clerical force of N*e. <ltic«-.xsed. One of tbe wonder* of Scarborough, tai reodiUK »n<! filing the petlpmt duly vrri fl*l. of Willfard S. Nre- M,a Of Mid-de lipse into the newly formed chamber, the First National, and. oddly enough.- England. Is Its caterpillar farm, a ceoM-d. praying that an order *jr drew Nay the first segmental blade now acting Prescott. usually an excellent judge \< walled In half acre, on which rare spelx tntule by this Court determining who are or -ns an abutment, nnd-the cylinder Is ■■buracter. favpred Tony's aspirations . . des of moth* and butterflies nre reared wt»e th” lawful heirs of Mid mid driven on until the first blade come* for Marion’s hand. The one unpleao- . with ns much care a* the poultryman entitled to inherit bi* citato.' ! Tiien«iP«n It l* ordered Chat I rWay. tbe .Tn! day -xf February. A. D.. woa.iat ten o'clock out again, nnd so on the alternating jnt feature of her nonltlon was the fact 'gives to his prize fowls. Euch female In the forenoon. I>e aligned (or |be txr.ArtnK of process goes. that, she had frequently to consult lays several hundred eggs ’Hie feed­ •wild iH-titton and that tbe firtr.i it lav of -ale "Steira is admitted only during two । Tony as bookkeeper. und he never irt ing caterpillar* nre confined in muslin Jeen-iMsl .uid all other |<er*on* Interrrtod U-,iid estate, an- required to appear al a *e<wtot separate sixths of the revolution, and ! pass an opportunity to press Ida suit bag* or ♦•sleevm." and these are moved of said Court, th.-u to lie holden st the pruhaU from place to place on the tree*. The Offiee, in the City of Hastings, in mW county, the control i* centered in n ■ device and show cause if any there in-, why tbe prayn which I* also my Invention and whose Vault .company enme to Scnrcrest one eggs, caterpillars and mature Insects of the tastttloner may not be gmnt”d. And It purpose and effect only need be de­ uood hour.’ driving over from tbe near­ have cbnaldcrnble market value. Ordi­ is further ordered, that said p-rfMlutn'r rive noticr to the peraotu InterestH ta mid estate scribed No free steam engine I* eco­ est railroad town 1 willnd a pair df. nary caterpillars sell at. 0 to 50 cents of the pendency o( said potlUoa and the hearing nomical. Tbe exhaust part of m.v de­ spanklng bays. Corti* waa the name each, and moths nre not thought high thereof by causing a copy of Oil* order lo la published in the IIastiso* Bcrmanm vice can cause nu engine overcoming a In one rorneV of the card he preqpnted nt $1. while certain hybrids sell readily paper printed and circulated In «ld Countrf 01 friction load iff a hundred horsepower to PreHCott aa he strolled unannounced' at »7iR0 p'T specimen. nnd rarities are Barry, once tn each week for three succewilrr to drop almost Instantly to one-half or Into the prreidmt’* office. weeks previous to Mid •’"'r ”* ,rl"’ often taken nt $12 to $15. For unusual iasJ M. Mack. K1.1.A I*. Hrcox. But seih’ng bank vaults was pot his colors the price may even reach $100. Judge arrrobate. less horsepower. Even a reciprocating Probate Register. engine which ctmld'do that would be principal hnsineas. for after awhile (A true copy |. • hailed by. every engineer and power Prescott came out of bl* otfle/. “Here ' PROBATE NOTICE.; j plant owner ns a wonderful invention. , L* <1 check for which Mr. Curtis wants State of Micblgau. i'ouuty of lUnr. ml » "Thl* control} this mobility and tlie the cash." he said, thrusting tbe slip Enuxr of Jaw* Johncock. dtt-ea^-d. We. th” un l-’r^Rni’d, h iving bren appointed absence of any Vibration whatever al­ ot paper through the window to Ma­ by the Probate Court for the x eoiity of Barry- low me to connect directly. The axle rlon. “You have a package of thou state of Mtohtaan. f'A>tnuils«lon«tr* to rrrelve. t-ikitilne aud adjiwt all c!:dm' aad d«*ni:itiiiH of {of the drive wheels of a railway type sand dollar bills in the comer of the aU person* againrt Mid «iecea*t-l. do hereby of my engine would fie a part of the small safe. There nre twenty-five of' glv>>uottor that we will nxert nt the RiMidrnc” of J. G. Hughe*, * rod* We4t <>f Illag-of cylinder itself, and the only limit to those. He will take the other half in Pnxlrtevtlte. «m Monday. Hja-Wh of March.A. !».. 1903. and ou Mowtey. the nth day ot speed Is the centrifugal resistance of hundreds.'' April A. 0.1905. at I ovwck Pl M.,-of «txch of the st^el of wjiich the revolving parts Marion looked curiously nt her fa«iM day*, for Che punirs of examining and. are built or the expansive speed of ther'a face, white and drawn. allowing said claims, ami that loilr month* from “Are you sure this l« all right?” tlx* t"th day of December. A. DI. lusx. Were al­ steam. lowed by wiit eourt for creditors to present their ‘Two thousand revolutions a minute Curtis laughed* lightly. claim* to us for examliuitlon anil aHawance. is the rate nt which 1 have run my en­ “You nre not going to dishonor yoar Dated January ard. A. D. W. I J. G. Ht’UHR* gine for long’ stretches of time. Com­ father’s own chock, are yon?” be snid Dk>-xi* Cqr.u»« Coinmfcvdout r^. pute that with a forty-eight Inch drivs tn careletw fashion. "Mr. Prescott will wheel. Such a wheel will travel, not assure yoy that it Is nil right." nASKBUPTCY NOTlOff. allowing for auy resistance. 25,000 feet He moved closer to the bank presi­ in the HUrfrict Court of theilfnUM SUn» [ for tho Western IHstriet of Mlcramn, Honttirrn 1 minute, or. ni tklng the allowance and dent. and Prescott; with the muzzle Of lutflsjon. dividing. In 5.280 feet to tbe mile, four a revolver pressing into his side, could In the maUnr of tireeo & ElewiMOng. a part* miles a minute, or 240 miles an hour." only hod his assent. Curtis hud as­ porsidp. bankrupt. In bankrnptev.* To th” creditors of Green x: Flewelling, a sured him that at the first sign of at­ partncrahln. of Nashville, in ‘the county of tempted communication with any of Barry, to dl«xrirt aforraald, a bankrupt. djuiKervuA. Go t<> your ilruKNotice Is hereby given that o> the Mix day of Tx>ng distance telephone connection tbe two clerks ull would be shut and gtirt and aak fur January. A. D.. ttXKi. the Mid Green A Fleweffing was duly adhidlcattMl bankrupt; and that has at last l«ra made from Chicago ttevwouk| be safe in the country before the nrst meeting of tho creditor* of Mid bank­ via Kansas City. Denver, Ogden aud tb<\ Crime Was discovered. Prescott rupt will be held nt th” office of the Judge of Probate of Barry county, in the court house In Butte, with Portland.. Ore., and the was a brave man. but he agreed with the city of Hastings in said county und district, only thing, now to prevent a man in Curtis' argument that the tponey would TOMNIUSE la tbe orMiast throat on the XUx day of January. A. 1).. inn, nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon.it whU* time tho Mid Bouton from talking to a friend on the jo him little good If lie were to be shot creditors may attend, pro* ttv-lr riaims. appoint Pacific coast is the fact that at present for refusing it quickly,l ot in a n trustee, examine tfw Imnktupt. and transact It-.K mid ap -dy । Marion gave one more curioua glance w/ch other husUieas as may properly come be­ the electric current will carry the hu­ fore s.iW meeting. man voice dearly only about a thou­ at the pair nnd turned^ toward the vault In a moment ah* reappeared. sand miles, says the Boston Glob*. Mich.. January 1Mb. liras. p I ilisthiK*. lu old co-.iDiy on Tiki_ • • ... .kl . . । inm<in*<J mrt l! | Biaiovn vixw or uorrxA.x emgjxk. [A. revolving cylinder; U. flrei Hegmoatal blade; C. second negmtotal blade; D. hou-flng; K. hollow shaft admitting •team; F. cutoffs; G, crank* lo •»<mrnbl blade*.? fbrm.t whose greatest diametrical <11tnenskin is a fraction let« than tlie di­ ameter qf the steel im-loaing cylinder. So in. rvixwe the cylinder is su|»portMl on the ellipse. "Tbe hollow steel shaft is not in the •ecnte| of the elliptical jacket., but in tbe gpumetrical- center of the cylinder, aud the distance from the center of lhe sbaftjto the bists ihm nt right angles of tlie Hue of tlje clrtunifeiTuir of the ’throw' of tue ellipse* is equal tu the nidi us of the, >yliii<lrieiil cxivity. so tiiaf the ellipse «u tl.c /throw’ aide Is in ttupli <-.»iHnci jvllli the cylinder.‘und -Oh, Bert," *he called, “will you please come here and help me to move this SORE THROATP TONSILINE Read This Statement Of Mra. B. F. Adams, of Marcellus,Mich. To the Hazard K14uyy Cure Co.. H*n*<5r. Mieb. Gents:— When,I think of the yearn my husband and myself have suffered with kidney and bladder troubles, and the money we have paid out to doctors and for kidney remedies and without much relief, and then to think that five 50 cents bottles of the Hazzard Kidney Cure has cured fus is wonderful. About two years ago. my busband’s condition wan something terrible, the urine was scanty and very high colored, and at other time* it would be thick and cloudy with streaks of blood through IL He would get np from six to twelve time® a night te void the urine. Only those afflicted with this terrible disease can realize his Condition, and I wish to say, although we are advanced In years, tbe Hazzard Kidney Cure came x> our relief and cured us. It is truly worth iu- weight in gold. MRS. B. H. ADAMS, Marcellus, Mich/ The Hazzard Kidney, Cure, Great Germ Dee trover .sold and guaranteed bv □. A. HINES. FRED. L. HEATH. Hasting*. Mich. Other towns all druggists. Furnish Your Home FREE! Write for DeaariptiveCaUtouge of 200 Ueeful Article*, consisting of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. which are GIVEN FREE with orders for Soap and Toilet Goods. The sav­ ing to our customers of middlemen's profits enables ii» to give you these beautiful preeenta. WRITETO-DAY The Heme Soap (o„ DETROIT. Foley’s Honey Duj ceres colds, prevents piMraooal* �HASTINGS BANNER JANUARY 19, 1905. & To Weak Peoples— The Banner s Short Stones Mills PR DAILY -“gjEAD Efcta? r. TheShretfded Whole Wheat Cracker Succeeds Bread,Toast and Crackers in every form now wm tanl. .She tore off.her pretty Kwn and flung It ijcedlesaly across the il and slipped into an easy flowing kimono. Then she RJt dawn by the window. think|ng bitterly that fate had ^heated hwr out of tbe grew text thing, tlie joy of being youijg; Suddenly, ns she sat In the quiet, the sound of a sob reached her ear. Sotnetblug rery By like n patier of bare feet came to her MARJORIE HENDRICKS ■ from the Wall. She sprang’np nnd threw I , open her door' A siunil nctne huddled ' against it fell hi towaril b't-r. Anna Whelan, woke up with a start j -ob. plemre, Tm so frightened all ! LOVE AND j YOUTH If you are thin, pale, lack energy, suffer with indigestion, nervousness and irritability, cannot sleep, and have no appetite, ye guarantee that Vinol will make for you rich, red blood and restore your health and strength. If you will try Vinol and it does not help you, we agree to return your money, Thip shows our faith and fairness. Will you try itr Respectfully, „ , H. Ji. GOOD TEAS,Drugget Michigan Central Thf hidMtro fallt Routt," Tr*lti» West from ttasttugs. .No. 106 No. tat No. 101 G. It. Ex;>. Mall fsc. Exp G. K. Exp. Train* East from Ha'ltng*. Ex. <?.!LfcN. V.Ex. N.Y. Hz. NftBx L«. ■ 12:15 p. in. E 23p.m. 2.00 B.m Trafoj No. IO!. I0J. 106 -»nd 1CH dally. J■ HK< hATHOl:v. Lucai.Agent. ‘.hita^o, Kalamazoo and saginaw R R. nme table. Jn -fleet Ont. z. t»M ; «entnd Standard Time. ’ i STATIONS. UOIXU NOKTil. Pavtllon Lr.. .* Fumutoy...... Realty Kalamaroo .... KH.it lloGptr Riuhlxnd June. Crirwey Milo Delton ClovrixlMle........ Shultz. 11'10 *3 toil’s n»l CO' 3:10, xt-Si 10. -!•:!»! 8;Mf Grand. Urdge Lttuduc----Detroit Ar . Graud'ttapld* ‘T| s< • STATIONS. ■ o— o2 ooofo aoiTii. ja. m.Jp. m.'i Grand Itapuls Lt, VV'» ■■: !■■:• .■ Woodbury Lt. Woodland Costa Drove. Hurting* Bhukr......... List Wil.... J 11:5ft-......... «:»! a:00l umL »:« 5.30 1.40 D '..in Milo..... S2U Lt fl!; tFreirbt traios wUl be no al the convenience of tbe company, wbo reserve tbe right to change the ttme of such trains without notice. No posaoncen wm be carried ou trains 5 and 6 without beforo imTtas time ot tr*la». so that acente may here time toebeck it properly; otbenriM* n may not go forward unttJ next trnta. The man In the gray bowler a size and a half too aiqnll was evidently down on the vpltmteei'a, “They’re no Kokhera.” be said, indi­ cating the local citizen,s«oldleis hurry­ ing to tbe drill ball, •‘’fhey don't know hbw to walk like s ikjlers. Any one could tell they’re bricklayer,!’ laborers and shopboys at a glance if It were oily by the way they milk. Now. here cqmcs a real old soldier.. Great Scot, what n difference! This chap’s been In the rerular*. I can tell by the quick step am! tlie wax he carry's hb» rifle.” •’Not n bit of •It." laughed tbe man with the unclean /collar. ’That’s my brother Bill. 'B’s n lampllgbttt*. ’E got that walk carrying tbe pole."—London Tk Bits. K fHJIOMAS A PRYOR, C.B Twomav. 1 Attorneys st Ijtw. L- H Pktom. Ofijces over Harttaga CUy Bank. 1OLWK0VK a FOTTKK. Ibuaoeaoora U> Philip T. Uolrrove) ®i«ts famn Btoch. Hmuqs»i. IToeUew to nil tbsconrta of lhe state-. C KKNAdTUN, । Attorney «| Law. A < I Al WHY, BaaUtigs, Mint. D «rectar les op hand SC. H. BARBER. Phyairiati! and Sursronk. tfk TIMMERMAN ----- • - Himuepatblc Phystclan and Sur■ ou Office cor. Jefferepn aud Outer Atreete ■ F. HANMJN. M 4 D./PttaktetaD and Surgeons . Middleville, Mleb fl- ill AH LES RUSSELL. M.”D. > . . Physician and Surgeon. . t /dice over Fred I.. Heath’s drug store. iMtOeaw ptane 29S. OStew ptaw bH WBdnGsflau. Feb. isi. t •■4' Wdodhnd . ■.' Woodbury Ar. ATTOKMEYB nappen. kleinhans a KNAPPKN. Attorneys. . I if HlchlKMi Trust Co. BsU^lng. Grand | Rapids, MlchigSB■ . ■ . A TIME GAKD-JUNE hi. ISM. BUSINESS CARDS, Dr.Donald McDonald; :; alone! Muy I come in?" ' J "You suiely tuny." said’Anna ns ahe The Well Known Specialist i drew the sldvcrbig. weeping child into . IS COMING I I fbv rooin3 . y,u‘ t'-eognL-’^l her nnv.. It was the ■ k.o-L.11. fudul !■:*!«« **it-l v lui | serious laced little girl w ho bud a room t two doorw beyond. She had often seen bertm the sand and pu the [torch witii I insljr out h.w u.r- mu.mllt «rwe. Tbrn I ,„ „„ not ul .c Anna .................. herr mirw. „ it did take very . a /hint perfume stole over her shoulder | joug to leuru that tire child was moth | nnd a well known voice sounded be- , wiess. In tlie can* of « young apd lieedbind her. les., aunt hud. an ignorant' uunregiri. in tbe social. “Oh. .Mter Whelan. 1 am «u glad to The -~v former was absorbed ... Hnd ,ou: We ere (rjlng to make up ■ r“ffll.lr;.i,t 11111 ",,‘1 3t In Little game of .bridge. You will play, won’t. gntlieringx “* - -the - -servanls — ’ ball. —' Grttce had treen left quite alone In her you?" room, and n strung draft bad- blown "I »m awfuBy sorry." said Anna, ris­ out the lamp, so that between the dark­ ing, "but 1 am a wretched player and ness aud an JJgly dream she had w«kMY DAD AND ME. always rouse the Ire of my partner. ;■ vh«l up in terns’. BosideH.- -I have a wee headache to- I » irv„ That was the bcginnltig of a new hob f nlghL which would make me more than 1 i(^y7or Ami? Wlretan.^rbe nu?^ and , } Dad say s kill «:*tl ordinarily nt 1110 pm»e Some j young aunt had little to du from that ’ ““ stupid ”* "" Ju fooUshn-w* :»n other time”— ‘ ' । time on save ‘to provide for Grace's "I hope you will feel better touior j. physical wants.-A tuia was Iler constant' piiyNH Ui. wa ■ row. Is there anything I can do for I companion. coiiipttziion. She seemed determined to a.v r>v> ,v, ' * " —- • ’An’ that’s lhe »;i;i t.-r tru.n up tn<-n »■ you? Home tqitts**— « I give this thia si shy ten ycar-ok! girl all tlie Thinjta has •cbanlvd «omv xln<tv th«*e "Nothing, thank you." said Miss •' foiupani<>usb{p..ihe the IM slmun- sympathy,, tuq; IMdays. , \Vhelan. with a smile. Opt dad's id an.. > n' they Je> t -t’iya, (tie. imnffected pk-aaun-s which had He will be in Rhe wished she might have been 'I I|hmd HM>n denleo dHdeu her lier own childhood. child hood. She «..x: more obilgtug. ---T,,e Ihvlutton bad < <n,j nat dream thut lu the moments । rorne from om> of the must popular • M-hM| they were not together Grace in Bob Hunter’s da*!. Through woods ar. women In the bold, popular, but mid ‘ her stiff, unformed writing send At Parker House ter at. div agevUnnd Anna Whelan was not ' iQg a dally chronh le nf tlreir rtunpanreiKly to l»e i^klille aged. Alone again, tomhip to her fut’rerf Nor cuuhi sire sire dropfred Isick in Irer cbnlr. leaned know of tire -.^entuient which filled hb her bead riga nst tbe high wicker bark j mujj against the well paid and trebles* and .h-red h*ir eyes. And for thls-to J cdArtakers of hta child an.1 me curioslsinii* bejrft alone! on tlie plazzar-aba Imd ty regarding tire girl with tbe gray hair Ter hear him fell o’ Mnirnn* thing*; One day only each month. Office SST«! part <k her salary all winter. I and pink cleets who was motherinc Why Up-op* !»• u»e.n>b!n Mny haunt. V x m, to 4 p. m. Jes* wh- r- to .find the cite rmUfkrni' bad inve-te.! pan of her savings in hu wee bairn, for rtrace assure! him An' lots o’' «|cee- t!Sngx'mure-'n tliwt the । plain test! of annltuer finery, hild In every way Hint .Miss Whelan was CoD.viiltatioii. Examination and A drlet Dot rind he don’t: won’t m trd their n counted the Uay« until t her vacation Sjy.< tain't no d»«- io. hc’sn>r he’ s quPr as young ns Aunt'Hattie. began. Dr. McDonald has for years made a When be finally caine down to spend • She recalled the enthusiasm with •a Sunday with bls daughter his first study of Chronic and lingering Dis which sin* 1im<1 lignnl tlie other girls steu was to meet Anna. He smiled esMta. Hht extensive practice and Su­ rni * right in: Plays b.-.l) ■m in’Jltf fdb plan for the k VFtowonsrt. There ns Ins diughjer gravely infn»duecd her perior Knoiyledge enables him lo cure । w-> K’d evxfl AH Chronic *m (n aTTwQh» I!vc<l in n. as ”tny ifriend. Mi s Whelan.” They every curable disease. Diseases of the brain, epine, nerve? bachelor m:iiG«* >mox|i talk. and fur ii moi lb ... mun thl on. ...pt. | nn.l j , | iw v.r, inn. I..»r.k,. |„ Inlrtwi. I kidney, bladder and law,!, M-iennO ?. ” ?’n ! ,e ’ailing । and p!r|i<a»rv><. fivmtd • — frnjnd his his gaze gaze |j callv callv aud and. succpesfuilj successfully treated. Di men. piirtivH, the ddly bnfih >n the oea. the I traveling. .-niiMautly *>»v(-r over .the uruwn McDonald pays sped special attention to if bumps. wt.«. when <|lnnib:ik«<s iiibI lhe nighlly bopi» for I head,of l»j dcrtghtct |won’t ratal! much — tu tire gruy ln-.nl • catarrh, ’’b, Catarrhal Deafness. Dr Throat which Wiscpazet wni famous. The 1 of hfj {u<w fovio irtlJxlr' tour-Jj • nd mm friend, and be tregan 1 1,1(1 Uung DiSMMM Chronic Di^eafes «'t-. s. M'IMj mine peculiar to women. Nervous and Pbysi. girls ’and instated that Miss Whelan* to umfeteUUNl ihe let(< . r ia;*| v!,'.| « iv: lt’« fin-, •know ;.jcr dull., np li« know. <i»roe with tletni, and sire now realized On Munday tn urn ng be did not go ■ cal Debility. Rheumatism. Paralysis, | that they hadjiloire ev'erytliing to make bu«k to fown. bui t dd Ids slater Hut- N euralgia, and all Chronic and Nervcms Diseases of Men. Women and Child­ | Her one of theni sineei their arrival at !;•• t]iiii ike bad only just coiinuenced ren. No. matter what your disease ■Hut dad don’t, r'o wi | the shnre. TW'zv. had [always dragged to ntd xe how <|io ofij.-o had worn him may be, ' My «l.ul an an . j her Into their ui«>rryinteki4«g plans. Sire down He’ nis-ded n week’s rest j 4ns. with tliem. yet oot of them, and 'There is Still Hope--Then Do j she.knew wlrenin lay the fnijlt. It «’ sbelft red corner of the verauda with Not Despair Jlf-» Alivatn when two members, of : Her checks nomehoF hnd retained tlw ehh*r ,i porch brigade strolled slow­ ; but consult Dr. McDonald and gel s । the dellcnte piHk rtiwb of gtrlhaod. l»«ft ly !»/ tJik.ng hi .i.jugh keyed volet ' correct „ ... diagnosis nt your disease and j the soft grey hair wared ubove her wlihb_<-;!hie si।narely tn their accluded I fr*1 assured dial the doctor known cor I reetly what ahs yon. If you are curi forebend told .lire bald tnith of her corner. | years. Her pretty frocks were more " Y<>u wruMii t have given her credit rsbie. he will cure you. Thute unatJe ; dainty, pjore oxtly, than those worn - ' e.’ng - . clever. She probably to call, write for svmptom blank. | by the girls a found her. but MiM Whe­ knew tint child's father was worth a Correspondence strictly cautldentfal. lan's taste lu dresg had always been million." Address., good, and with advancing yearn ahe ■’No; r understand he la not worth Dr- Donald McDonald hail adopter! the more Aubdued color­ anything of the; sort. He Is only :i ings aud simpler style*. Her summer conjuration lawyer, and 1 think she THE’sFECTALirer. wardrobe wna that of n chaperon rath­ liked Gr.tre for-her own sake.” . 2 J8 and 250 East Fulton Str, er than that of h debutante. Yet nt The two women passed out of bear­ Grand Rapids, Mich. heart she was b autnmer girl. 8he felt ing. The pink bad fled fruru Anna's to tire.realization that ns a summer girl she wan not In’Hie ninn’ng. For sometime after tlie young peopie had tripired down the steps nnd across tire hwu lo lhe inn. wliere tho - 1 . I tuuKlclnns were nlrradf^tunlng up for K* the hop, site sat alone gazing unbhnk- . '< He- .Miss Thirtyodd must be a uolly sort of person. She am Iles continually. She—uh. she does that so ptojtlr will think the wrinkles belong to the smilett. Professor Frank IL Bigelow has advanbed the theory, says the American Inventor, that the sun Is a binary star in proco>« of formation and Htigjjeati! that It Is possible that the fla'infug envelope of gas of the sun really con­ ceals two diskk which may entirely separated or as yet connected in the form' of tbe.famlllnr dumbbell figure. Considerable RFtejAlhitlon b«s ■ aroused among XiHirrhiorners by the publlcntton of this theory. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applleatlon. m they cannot reach the dtawwcil portion trf the ear. There only env way to cure deafneas. and that l» by constUv condition tX'li.i, »f the ft.l. mucous lining of the uFu •tUjrial ti''hlxi. *.. o« young am! took na keen nu Interest fa.<-_ Iwtvjing It tired aud white. She In youthful pleasures as any eighteen- rose unsteadily, but the man took her yearwld girl. Sitting there In the moon., firmly by the arm mid drew her back light.'Mhe realize*! that, once robbed of to her chair youth, n woman could not buy the lost "Don’t go. please. I know you care treasure back at any price. —for . Grace for her own«««;. sake. iJV DoJUyou « Her childhood hud been narrow, pen- ‘ think you could care for me for mine? ned In by poverty and an Invalid moth- 1 wanted to ask you thia tbe first er pettish and exacting. Death bad , night." carried away one burden, that of un- • Instinctively Anna's hand reached appreciated nursing, only to lay upon up to her hair, her shoulders another, that of part J "Oh. I1 couldn couldn't! ’t! I’ve known .you short time-people housekeeper, part broadwlnoer. Sire ®ucb a i ‘ , . . would UfiP had g!»ue Into ;» shop as cash girl and —and—I’m really too old to have a hnd attendc I .to the household duties love affair." -night and morning. When she was She did hot apeak bitterly, just alm sixteen years old she sat up until near- P>y. “■ If, a thought long unspoken ly daybreak three nights In succession had found. Utterance. Tbe msu took to set stitches in her slater's coufirma-. both.of her hands in bfg. • tion dress. The stator went through “My defy girl, lore never grows old the high school, as did the younger **id neither will you." brother, nnd"while they studied Anna 1 -*~ was steadily: advancing in the store. 1 “ Wheii she became buyer for her de-1 A strange fact In connection yrtth, partitiont andifook her first trip abroad water is that Its point of greatest den­ It brought luteic tbe pink tn her cheeks sity Ik Qot the fry^aiDg point, as with that flevl liefore her tenth birthday, biff all other liquids, but between the two extremes of Its existence ns n liquid, Anna was now th'ree times ten.» Oh her return from Europe she found at 89.2 degrees F. J'roru this point wa­ that tbe same dtnease which bad wreck- , ter necessarilj- expands with either de­ crease or ed her childhood and carried away her!. y-jr■■ Increase r~;— of — temperature. v-- —,. mother bad again entered her borne. J .5 .. np p0‘nt tbe wn’r®™1<» Thl, time It mined .w.j In quirk ,ucUu' "’“‘i1,110 «•’ ‘t”n> to u’tunll, brother .nd .l.ter, Anna found i •■»»>I»U>‘"1 >W «» mormum ex,.an brr.etf nlooe ami l.mesmne. Rbe led •.’£’5! I117™«111,< •>.*» ttao. to the bachelor mnltls' *>artmcute for: But the behavior of water nt tbe freez­ ing point h companionship nnd wir. made wclR P° ,ni w as 1,8 remarkable, remarkable, owing owing to to J tjt. welrunic by these girls ten years or more ’ peculiar CI7BtffU,ne formation of ‘ pri b,r jnuiMi. Junior Whb Illi .hem Hinn miv lie ><«u bud ijivnu r»-u —........ .. .-...VUWM, Mvaiurw. i* mr young again. She had almost forgotresult, and unless the luflasnatton can !m» takre ten tire gray hair. It had taken tbe out and mt» tube restated to Its normal condt thouglitlfw boys In blue serge and ttou. iparina will dfwroyan forever; nine Four>year-old Freddie had a visit the casesO;t of ten are caujmd hvXxiarrb. which lx white duck to drive the iron into her nothing tat an Inflamril ecmdltton of the mu­ *They — "* •to "her -- * ------were lik-e because other day from bis five-year-old cousin cous surfaces. >ou- that thq trivia nrtt tnr. Walter, and ths two small boys were of DmfnrM (osnsrtf In- catarrh) that can­ they knew that tbe girls would not for­ playing marbles in Freddie** yard n-iw give them If they were otherwise] But not ta curedAy Balt's Catarrh Cure, ttetrt for when Freddie's mother called him to CHKXKV A CO. TOLgbp.O. that wns liot youth and the tight to be Sold by Dinnlsta. no. | go to bed. The little fellow begged for young and joyous and silly. Annp ant Take Hall's Family Ptll« flpr constipation. just a minute more, and several times up very straight. She had become pos­ it:was pmuted. Finally his mother be­ Its the little colds that grow into big sessed of a sudden desire to giggle, yet came insistent, and the small boy came colds; the big colds that end in con­ many a time-end oft she had reproach­ to1 her bolding out a bag full of mar- sumption and death. Watch tire Huie ed tbe little cash girls In her own de­ colds. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup. partment for giggling. ' ‘'Mother.” he said. “If you will give laiugtiter and music floated across me only st minute or two more I’ll send tbe lawn. They hurt. She rose abruptTtnKMVml him home.bunted. and you can hare half the marbles.”—New York Times. •--------- ------J- -— I ,orT° rr0lu G9.2 decrees downward to «*«•.«**• M'bFn tlmt point is reached i , ten’P®wtnre remains stationary ; ',urin« the loss of latent heat, but the Ij exnaiiKimi lniij«. until, — I-------lee. ®*Pttodon ivinf continues when bCT XXI1C’ visible. it becomes It is la SVPti seen It, to ll,» be htllkl bulk: ler tbi.u the water from which It was formed. ।| The health and fragrance and R. S. HARTER, M. D. PHYSICIAN and>it’RGE»N. OFFICE pOVKR-H to 12a.m.. IWi to«p.n».. AH cnlw jm-mptly alp-vltaa. • pliorw- al ofilx-. • Ha-1 inns, Mich. A. SHELDON, P • Abstract and Real Esure office. Abstract mock. Manina*. aJM ooome«ii !> j.rbenl c«oir«yau lavln« a ««plere -ev of Atatnet Booka., plied trot tlie V-eeiBe. cer runjefna* as tracts. - WM. STEBBINS, ’ ’ Licensed Ensbalmcr and Funeral Director. SEE ■■S^'J^asr-K Rubber Stamps Can lie made useful in print­ ing street and number.etc.,on your printed matter. Made by JAS. H. ATKINS. ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THE Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone and Wind-Storm Insurance Company. For *he Year Ending December 31, lp04 MF.MHKRBHH*. Ninnlwuf momtart Deoemtar 31 o( tta provlouxyear ... ........ Number ot members added during tbepresent year. , Total .... ... ........................... “ OvdtKd number of member* withdrawn daring lhe year, and policies cancel­ ed by reason ot »*if or otherwise... ^'rotnpany *winilH‘n’ °°w Mofflflng to RISKS. A mount of property at rl«k December Bl Ot prt;’ !ou.« year........ . ... j। Amount Of risk.’ added during present rP*r TnlMl......................................... Tou* . J aW*7r-'A c-rmlnatpd......... .... (a’h paid on Mons....................... All Othsr dlsbummenta tftched&'B) Xia ^yST0** Paid during |<CIIKUULK A. ,‘?.W ?’•S’’'£jye»« Presldemt ....;...... g .. S’ e J;Win*. vioe-preiiMMrt........ .. r» «■'tveaaorer............ « u’ “°«vrs.i«ecfrtary----. M-^-RoaeiH, director............... - A. F.Byhwter. •• .. .. f’ £’ Andrews. ’’• 1- B. Sneocrr. - • .. ’• M. r. Tr»wne. •• . ' ■ " ” r. W. Moon . •’ ' ........ ’’ W.ILItate. - ............. ”•• ’’ Doo. C. Nichols. •• 4AD.1M ” •». J. TYegn. “ . ............. •’ David Chandler. •• . withdrawn or t »< ,1*5 Net amount now at rKk by company .■ku.4Kt.!t&> HKBOURTEH. Caabtahand .............. g Nature aud amount of al] other re Mi rc<-s. atonies !w-' Interest 00 same.... X1.1W.C0 Total available rrsonrrev....... t S7,7UA4 Total HclMMlute k..................... । tM'HKDtlLK B • Paid postage and exchangea prlntlngiovi stationery ... “KS*. of presWwu adjiuittas ” for fuel for ediire' ...‘‘.7.’. I-IABILLTIES. Fll> u,„ . For Iorsmimh mature! n Nature aijd amount of ail other 'claim.’. sAhwlM and expenses past ye*r.... f 3.QM2 Total iiaMllUM.. » 3.O4A? reckxpth. Cy^Preminui! rwtyed during tho 443141 ltlt..|y™i“r- a* n»t»» <• . ™’®cntar>' * . ................ •• f?r "ocretary................ :: SWfMWk.::::::; •• reSS U5Sl!.*Sh’p °5 «*“<V tai' Ct..r-2mloc'*M,w, or wwcaiedtoCoxh xtnelvtMl from loans ronveutjon .......... refnodM. clerk 2.T».00 ................ 61*Ai TotalAehedida B...... . [... . | Tsm M strength of the great pine foreets are Total ea*h receipts............... ..Szs^sar himself doth d«now untlsnZUnit tUrx condensed in Pineulee -a new discovery AWeasb balance at close preening ' 7 ............................•'........................ put up in a new way. A cure for all Kidney, Blood and Bladder disease Toui rwrtpu............. . U.mxi Backache, Lumbago and every form of rSHOrHka4 DIBBDHBKMKNT8. . pjnettIeB rid t£esyttem Of il >. Sold by Fred L. Heath 1 G»O. C. RjCBOl*. the Michigan. ’ �9 HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY 19. 1905. DOSTER. HOLMES CHURCH. Mrs. Mary Holmes will entertain tbe I. adies' Aid Society, Wednesday, Jan. '25. All are invited. * Mra. Charles Benner went to Gosheu, Ind., Monday morning for a two weeks' visit. - Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Glasgow and Miss Sadie, of Hastings, spent Sunday with Mr. sad Mra. A. J. Hunt. Mr. Hernan Hammond,of Hastings, visited his brother, J. M Hammond last week. , Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Honeywell spent a part - of last week visiting in Kal­ amazoo and vicinitT. Mr. Tom Benson died after a four days' illnees of pneumonia at the home of Mr. John Roger*. He- was buried at Prairieville, Saturday morning. Band meeting at Doster Wednesday evening. DELTON. HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOUSE Mrs. Ellis Faulkner and snn Paul are spending a few days with her parents, Earnest and Walter Farr who have Mr. and Mrs. Elias Matter,in Grand been cutting wood near Bedford finish Rapids ed their job* last Saturday and came School began last Monday in the home Sunday. lower grades with Miss Younger, of The ice harvest is at hand; cutting Prairieville, as teacher. and drawing ice is the business of the Mira Bernier Pennock visited her day. ; grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Lon Hendershott and family ride in Hickory Corners, Saturday and Sun­ a new portland. day. ' School will begin again next Monday Mra. Abraham Craven, of Shultg, after being closed for four weeks. Miss Ruby Betz, of Kalamazoo, spent was in town Saturday. Sira. L. Fetner, of Prairieville, is Saturday with NeDie Chandler. The Ladies Aid will be entertained Mito Carrie Holwte was in Grand Albert Doster's little s<*n is quite ill sewing for Mrs. Nellie Vantyne this by Mre. Traver on Thursday of next Rapids from Friday until Monday, the week. week, January 26. guest of her auut, Mra. Mattie Brown. at tbe present writing. Mr. Louis Williams while-repairing Mr Ernest Farris gaining very rap­ There will be preaching at tbe school Another old pouter passed away h« cistern one day last week. had th* house next Sunday at the usual hour. ' Friday monung, Mrs. Lydy, at the idly. Mra. Robert Marshall is very much misfortune lo slip, falling on the edge home of her daughter, Mra. Charley of the cistern, braising himself ae Hidkeraou. Interment'in the Fuller better. EAST verely. « | *. ceuietcry. • Miss Marcia Warner returned to ’N. T. Diamond, of Hastings, was on Mrs. Scribner, who has bqen away for Olivet instead of YpnHauti, which was Mrs. Hattie Durkee and daughter I the last week doing deputy work for our streets last week. Jessie, of the State Road, and Mr. a mistake on the part of tbe corres­ Lady MaccsbeeA. came home Tues­ Ed Johnson aud WilLJohncox made 1 . • C. Senter, of Woodland, were the guests pondent day night. x " a business trip to Hastings Saturday. of Mra. J. Hunt last week. The families of Sheperd and Brown There was a Joint public installation Mn. Herb Jobncox and children are Ihose suffering with la grippe are spent the evening with Adrain Keyes of ofiicera of tieLadiee and Knights of spending this week with her parenlrin Mra. M. P. Fuller, Mra. Ida Durkee and last Thursday, tbe Modern Maccabees followed by an Leighton, Agnes Murouck. The Pine Lake W. F- it. S. will have oyster supper. A large crowd was in Several ficm here attended lhe mu We were sorry to learn of the death a social in a few weeks. attendance and all enjoyed themselves. sieal recital given by Miss Nina Mosher Miss Hazel Hughes spirit a few days of Mr. William Carroll, Sunday morn­ at Cloverdale. ing^ Funeral Tuesday. ' of last week with Eddie Farr and SOUTH HASTINGS. troit, this week. Rev. Trott preached at the Star t school house last Sunday. Mr. Durkee and family were callers at Mr. Ingram's last Sunday. Mr. E. Pennock is having one hun­ dred cords of wood cut this winter. ■ CRESSEY. . . aud Mrs. Frank ('unimings, has Ijeen R being forty, feet deep at'that place. dj>WK^_ very ill. but is somewhat better at this Fortunately, plenty of hblp vfas near at The dance au W. T. Rose's Thursday writing. hand and the horses were pulled out. night was not largely attended, but Mrs Satu Norton was qaite ill bst Miss Vesta Kenyon, who has been those who ventured out had a good j . working for Mra. CMu. Laubaugb, of time. week. ’ A society called the Loya^ Legion The daticw at Louie Russell's !*Kt Delton, is at home. Wednesday evening-was rather a fail­ Mrs. Mary’ Pa|ne visited at Charley was organizedl at the home bf Fred Hughes Friday! night. ure on account of the bad weather It Tobias’s in the Hind's District. will lie held Ibis week Tuesday ei|ehThose who ttended the neighborSeveral of our meu and boys are •ing: ! working for the Kalamazoo Ice Co., hood dance at 'rank Bagley's report a Mr. and Mra. Lee Gould gave li pro who are putting hp ice at Aker’s Point. good time. gressive pedro party Friday evening to Ethel Richards is assisting Mrs. Abe Misses Edith McQitarrie and Vie abouti guests. Mrs. Vincent Norton Shultz spent Saturday night arnkSun- Hermenitt with her household duties; won the first ladle?' prize and Nl C. day with the former’s parents at Wall The Grangers enjoyed a feast Satur­ Hagermrl the first gentleman's pijize. Lake. day right. while Mrs. Erma I .tipham carrtadioff A pleasant surprise was given Mr. Bessie Rose is assisting Mre. John tfae ladies' bobby prize, and yinqent and Mrs. Shelby Nash last Friday even Hines. Norton the gentleman's booby prize. ing. They were presented with a line Herbert a:sd Heroran'. Moreboure Refreshment? were, served and all voted sec of dishes. loaded a car with lumber for Geo. a good time. G. II. Otis and wife are iu our midst Doster Monday. several of the Morgan people attttrd- again. Having spent the lost two years The L. J). T. M.M.will install officers ed the F. M quarterly meeting last in Tibbee, Miss. We understand Mr. for the coming year Wednesday Jan. week. Mr.OtW has sold his property there, 18th. consisting, of a cotton gin( besides a The K. (>. T.M.. M.vrill give a series farm, etc. They expect to spend the of club dances commencing Jan. 2ft. The team of Chtrley Frisby ran winter here. away, throwing him under the wag|oi>. Mre. Carrie Shultz hnd children spent the wheels passing over his body in last Saturday in North Barry with her 3Ucb i manner as to break three ribs. sister, Mre. Katie Kahler. » There is talk of a telephone line . George Potter rendered hi in assistance Miss Alice Shultz, of 11 as rings, was through this neighborhood to connect ’ at once. Dr. Lampman was called and home over Sunday. with lines at [tylton and Hickory Cor­ he wa made as comfortable ar jjosA sleigh load of young folks attend­ ners. ' slble. ed the social given at the home of Mr. • Miss Bessie Bissell was the guest of The infant daughter of Silas Belton and Mrs. Will Anders, of Brush Ridge, her aunt Mrs. Kd. Bissel, of Hickory is reported tietier. last Thursday evening. The proceed Cornent, last Thursday. . Little Arthur .Hall Is abk to be put were 812, which is to be used for the Mr. and Mra Tip Ketcham and son again. He had a hard fight with tbe good of the school. Tbe teacher. Miss Fred, of Martin, also Redia Bagley, of Grace Chamberlain, is to be congratu­ East Barry, were.the geests of Mr. and gripGeorge Potter and little daughter lated for being so successful iu her un­ । Mra. Lawtie McBain Saturday. dertaking. . ' called at J. F. Hall's. ■ A number from this vicinity attend t in February, at 2 o’clock sharp. _ Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar is an improvement over all Cough, Lung and Broniehlal remedies. Lt acts on bowels—drives tin: cold out of tbe system, cures Croup, Whooping Cough, wards off Pneumonia and strenghums the lungs. Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar is.lhe beet Cough Syrup for child­ ren. Tastes good. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. The neighbors need not dread tujutes J. F. Hall’s for fear of a pup. Thht ‘ dog has taken a walk. BOWENS MILLS Most of the farmers are improving this run of sleighing by getting up their supply of wood. E. <’. Crispe was called to Plainwell Saturday by the illness of his father. Mrs. Eugene Davis has a sister visit­ ing ter from Grand Rapids. Burdette Briggs was in Battle Greet last week on business. Mr. grid Mre. George Meek are visit­ ing lhe latur’s relatives in Grand Bapidi Thei farmers; institut?.-. which was held :» this:place last we<0t, was very largely attended. It was very in structive in dairying, agriculture and education. John C. Ketcham axi^wife werepresent. i5 Look out for Goughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. They are dangerous at this season of the year. They lead to pneumonia ot consump­ tion. You can prevent of cure all such complaints with Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar—an .improvement over all cough, lung and bropichial remedies, and the best’ Cough Syrup. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist • BUT WE WILL-, ALflOST I beginning FOR THE NEXT THIRTY » DAYS SATURDAY, JANUARY aist X S.J5O $5.00 Shoes $20 Suits - - $13 50 18 & $17 Suits 12 __ 29 _ 4 & $4.50 Shoes 3 00 15 & 16. Suits 11.19 SHOES 3 50 & 3.75 Shoes 179 12 & 14 Suits 9.79 CLOTHING others in like cut. others in proportion. Auk other dealers to givu^ou these prices on regular stock- Underwear, Hats, Caps, S Gloves and Mittens all in the general cut aCj Sprin7 c<xxD are lieginning to arrive and room must be made for them. is YOUR OPPORTUNITY. WHAT WE LOSE. YOU GAIN. TERMS, Now spot cash on this sale. 1 C. H. Osborn °^X“d I ed the dance at Hickory Corners last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley and daughter were the guests of Mt. and Mrs. Hotter Kelley, of East Barry, also At this season of tbe - year thousands Mr. and Mrs. George Roach, of Cedar of people are already showing the ill Creek, last Friday and Saturday.. symptoms that are sure cure to result Dorr Backus, of Milo was the guest from the usual winter diet. Indoor life moat eatirffc, hearty food, lack of exer­ of Mr. and Mrs. Lawtie Me Balti Saturcise, overwork, and poor ventilation »day evening. spell “sickness” and poor health. Eva Starr gone to Kalamazoo If the stomach cannot do lu work properly, ill health Is sure to folio.*. for an indefinite time. Mi o nd* is the one medicine that assur­ Lonnie Parks, of Prairieville, was es a natural digestion. that strengthens the stomach, that soothes and heals a’l the guest of Bert Storr from Friday irritation, congestion, and Inriamation until Monday. in the stomach or bowels. Lt Is tills that makes it a certain and guaranteed muii/.aii’ is ta lhe me l lie Remedy tun MunZaii' Pile that cure for all stomach troubles. ■ spot >0t and nnd stops ail all pile pain pain ! if the digestion Is impaired, the blood reaches the is impovished and become, filled with instahdy. If’you suffer with Blind,, poisonous I in purltie*,, deranging tbe Bleediag. Itching or Prtttradftig Piles I whole system and causing sickness and and want to cure ft is only n< tessarv to suffering. Mi oua, acting upon the re MaitZan, lhe Great Pile Cure. SoM ) Fred L. Heath, the druggist stomach aud digestive organs cures sieepje^finees, nervous troubles, head ached, backaches, and general weakness and debility. If jyou are weak aud ailing the ch&oittB are that It is due to a diseased ; For Infants and CLiurn:. stomach, but you can t>e cured by as* ing Mi-o-n/v A?k W. J. Holloway, the reliable druggist, to show you the strors guarantee under which Mi-o-na Boers the Z^r ■ is sold. Ml-o-na coats but 50c a~,box. Signature of f-CCCtJuAt j The Poor stomach’s Tale of WoeJust Now Ml-o-na is Needed. When you need a pHl it is always best to buy the best. Dade's Llltl* Liver Pills are the best. Try them. Thevhare a way of their own. Sold by soluoely nothing. Fred L, Hoath, thp druggist. AND ONLY HOOD’S. GIVE GOODS AWAY 5 POLLEY DISTRICT. WINTER MEAT EATING A Life at Stake. If you but know the splendid merit of Foley’s Honey and Tar you would never be without 4t. A dose or two will prevent an attack of pneumonia or la grippe. Lt may **ve your life. W. | II. Goodyear, the druggist tube for Hood’s, bob in­ sist, on having Hood’s WE CAN’T QUITE LANE’S CORNERS. ; Chas. Frisby has pneumonia of the lungs. The family has the sympathy of many friends in their trouble. its «w- Mr.''-|bel is suffering from a can­ cerous ..dilation on bis face. The Star W. C. T. U. will meet with Mre. Adda Perry, lhe flrat Wednesday [ ORANGEVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hauer were the family, as the weather would not per­ Our special meetings have been post­ guests of Mr. aud Mra Glenn Fuller, mit her to dri ve to and from her poned till lat^rin the season on acSuriday: school. count.of illness in the neighborhoed. Mr. and Mrs. James Mattbew^'and Mra. Green, bf. Prairieville, Is keep children, of Hastings: Mr. and Mra. NORTHEAST BARRY. J. V. Wickham.Miss Jane and Mr and \Miss Joseph! rm Andrus, of Grand ing house fori Mrs. Herbert Doolittle Mra. Win Trasker. were the guests of Rapids, is expected to visit her parents during her illness. Mrs. Newell Barber and daughters. B. R. Murdock and wife,Sunday. this week. Susie and Irene, went to Battle Creek Tou. Ragan and Frekl Darkle arg The children of this vicinity are en­ drawing logs for an Indiana company. joying the crust.on the snow -coasting. Thursday and remained until Satur­ day, when she! went to Celon to visit Th<y are to be shipped to England. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton are en­ for a few weeks. Mra. George Fuller spent a few dan tertaining lhe latter's brother, Wmlast week with her daughter. Mrs jvii. Rev. and Mrs. G.T. Fisher, of Delton McGurn from a distance. visited W. Filhar aud others of their Haner. Mrs. Garrison Rogers, of Augusta, people here a aouple of days last week. Fred Todd, of Hastings, was iti^ihii has returned home after spending a Mra. Herbert Doolittle is still con­ vicinity last week buying logs. While week with his daughter, Mrs. George fined to her bed and is not gaining as here he bought Walter Barnum's logo. Whipple and family. much as her many friends wish. District No. 5 was lucky In securing Thomas Beisdn died last Tuesday MAPLE GROVE. tlie services of Mr. Lome Blackman, of Mrs. Benjamin Pearce was quite ill Prairieville, in the absence of Miss after a short illness of pneumonia at the home of jL Rodgers. The funeral last week. Libbie McCallum. was held Saturday and the burial was (The Free Methodists held their quar­ Mr. ■ Albert Tongate spent a few at the Prairieville cemetery. terly meeting last Saturday and Sun­ days last week tn Kalamazoo and Bat­ Albert Fisher is slowly failing. . day. tle Creek. Mn. Faqny Whitcomb and littij Newell Barbier, Charlee Andrus and C. L. Cassady! start Tuesday for the daughter, spent last week with nelaSHULTZ. Pecoa Valley, iew Mexico. tivceat Lansing. Cornell Somerville came very near Roll HaH is home from the Agri­ losing his team by drowning last week. cuitural College with a bad-looking While they were plowing ice at Aker’s ORANGEVILLE. face as the result of neuralgia. Walter Bruwji has .a new wind mill Poiut it suddenly gave away, letting Elsie, the 3 year-old daughter of!Mr both homesfuto the water out of sight. in (place of tLe one lhe wind blew Hood’s Mr. and Mrs. E Pennock hrre been! entertaining Mr. and Mre. Louis Bed- ( ford aud their two children from De- j CASTOR'A 1 what the International Correspondence Schoojs dr SCRANTON. PA. Are Doing for Technical Education There are many people throughout the country who know in.a. general w ay that the International Correspondence Schools arc carrying on a great educational work and they approve It, but they do not know the exact nature of that work. THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT WILL SERVE TO EXPLAIN: Our Work Ot:r work is to gallic" technical knowledge, from, nil .quarters u( the industrial world; arrange it into special courses for special classes: and impart it to all am­ bitious of advancing. TO GATHER THIS KNOWLEDGE and classify ic we maintain our Faculty and intermittently employ the foremen, superintendents, managers and engineering experts.of many of the leading industrial establishments. TO DISPENSE IT, we have our Field Organization for explaining tlnrTMculiar advantages of our different Courses to the prospective studenjt and-our Cnrjs of l.istroctors for guiding him after he enrolls. There arc 'three phases ofour work : • 1— We teach unemployed people the theory of the work they w-mt tv engage in. KESULTb: poslious easily secured; days <•( drudgery shortened, and sutuctimes avoided altogether; qnick promotion. 2— We.teach empkwed people to do their work' bet­ ter. RESULTS: more responsible positions; better pay. ■ 3—We teach dissatisfied people how id do what is congenial to them. RESULTS, preparation for new-work before leaving the old; rapid progress in the new field. Our Plan Our plan embodies the following distinctive features: 1—We furnish all necessary preparatory instruction. .•2—We provide drawing instruments and experimental apparatus with each mitral rf<minn.T them. course requiring 3—-XVc 3 We explain facts. facts, principles and processes so cltariy that the student quickly cbmprencnds and remembers them. 4— We illustrate our instruction with all views, plans, sec­ tions and elevations that a ill contribute to its clearness. International Correspondence Bcboola. 5— We give concise rules and practical examples shewing Gentlemen—Ploneo explain how 1 ca* qualify their application. for position at left of which I have marked X. 6— We grade our instruction so that at no stage ot his; pro­ .LMechanicai Knvbiecr gress is the student confronted with insurmountable difficulties. . Km L.-jc QtUpU 7— We criticise and correct our etudent’s written recita­ . >Iech»nic«l Drsft'man .Surveyor tions. and send him special advice regarding his course when­ . Mininc Engineer ever necessary, . I‘ X. ‘ JMtac Surveyor Foreman Patternmaker .'Mine Foreman Porcnaa W 1 kwMb . I Cotton-Mill Supt.* . Foreman Molder IWooleu-MUl Supt. C.u Engineer Some Interesting Facts and Figures , R-.-frigeration Engineer Textile Designer .Architect Traction Btigineer We employ about 3.200 people. LJc-.-tric EiiRinrer . ICoatractoT nru! Builder . Our mailing department handle} about L\000 pietts of ! Electric Machine Designer .. I Architectural Drafumau Sign Painter mail every day. • • . .Electrician , .. [Show-Card Writer . [EleCtric-lJiirting BtrpL We use about $400 werth of postage stamp* daily.! • . I Htertric'-Railway Supt. , La*t year we iasued about sixty-three million (C3.0tftDXJ) ..phctt-Metat Draft man . (Telephone Engineer pages of instruction. . ■ ,. [Ornamental lieaigner . ’T< k-graph Engineer ..[Proapective Draftaman Twelve years ago we hnd only one course of instmeti'-n and enrolled our first student. We now have lid course^ and .. [ Bookkeeper about 600,000 names on our roll. , ..‘sicstn Kuginecr ,.jStei><raph5r .. Engine Ruaoer ..Teacher ,. I Marine Knr.new ' ..'.Retail A<! Writer .. xtril Kngiaeer .. k'~mmercial Law . tliyilr..-die gntfneer Send for Further Particulars lancvac::s TAt’cn r with phonograph Occupat’-On Xnaaa_ . The Kind You Harp Ahjap Baigh': ify ft*- *■!« your name : ad ’ mail ii to lb«t*<t<hcr« xivr-u n You will i.i onct recti'c fuU »»«4 cxMnrr.uuicatKoi* to ■ >u desire lutotsiAUju. loterati >» it Z >.- isjrlJsn ce Schools SCRANTON. PENN. City_______ Gily C. Longcor, Ionia, filch, u**1 bo w �HASTINGS BANXER.JANUARY 19. Hen’s Youth’s Children’s Men’s Youth’s Children’s Our Annual Clean=up Sale Of Men’s, Youth’s and Children’s Suits will begi Thursday, January IQth, and will continue for two weeks.-ending February 2nd All Suits xcept a few plain blacks are included;, Also all children's .overcoats. 00 suits suits suits 16.00 suits 15.00 suits 14.00 suits THIS MEANS 7.00 suits 6.00 suits 5.00 4.00 Men’s Trousers This will enable you to own an extra pair i stock that offers a good assortment. trousers $5.50 trousers for $4. 5.00 trousers 4.50 trousers THIS MAKES 4.50 suits, children’s, for 3.00 4.00 suits, children’s, for 3.50 suits, children's, for 3.00 suits, children’s, for 2.00 2.50 suits, children s, for 2.00 suits, children's, for 8.00 12.00 10.00 suits $14.67 13 34 12.00 10.67 10.00 Nothing Reserved very small cost from ajfctock that trousers for trousers । for trouser^ tor 4.00 trousers 3t5O trousers 3-00 trousers ALL HEN’S STIFF BOSOH SHIRTS 1-2 OFF SHIFTS SHIRTS SHIRTS 7SC 5CC 35c sold the lowest Chidester Burton SOFT NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Leading Clothiers. SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS Mi «»«»2 An attempt .fa to be made by the LOCAL NEWS. FJKX IZH. British wnr department to raise a sec­ cgp was an acreage jof 230,000. under REPUBLICAN COUNTV CONVENTION Claude Slawson fell on the ice last ond battalion of tile Irish guard*. It fa crop, yielding 1.200.000 busbeta of Rrpubilran* nt >Urf, .C-Sntf h<r»tr> Last Tuesday some ’JO of tbe neighweek and hurt his back so be Is un­ expected-to be successful, as the firgt wheat. Now tho acreage la over 4.000.­ f Bill'd'tn; tne^M In • ocv*ntloK at Lha ‘ * 110,000,000 uugMtll ronins In th* *Hy 4 Ha»tta*a. un l>oni and friends of Mr. hpd Mrs. Joaeph able to work. battalion nerw han several companies lb* 000 nnd the neniinl yields Thur^Jav. F*hn»artr .>. IHG al M o'clock, for , Power* met at their home and gave ausbeta. while pminula tlun. acreage an J Loan*sod dfaxomt* ................ Bnjr. Cyrus Shellenbarger. who has excess of the e-UablKbiU' iit. output are augme:•ntr.l, at a rote no otbthem a genuine surprise, it being their th»rtr»ft*Mmrwl and ' .\&J Swedish doctors • having found mi ­ rr country can aiipproucli. bought Mr. Trimmer’s house. Is pre­ L. S. b*t>d* to Mcure rlrr-nlattoo ‘ SO floe ■ • Mkh wedding anniversary. AU enjoy­ Bond». nute pieces of enamel from ••granite’’ i»vunu<^. .......... ssooo paring to make extensive Improve­ By direction of .secretary of wnr ed a good social time and fine dinner Hankiw bow*, twniturr and fixtures, ifl.ow ware in ca<*es -of appendicitis, it Is suit Hue fnon bsUooal Hank- iuo< 1>fed carrying into ments on the home, and to build a raised that the’ coauTb-m use of this ankra have tx-o;: The day passed all too soon. Tbe ■erve AseutHi ............................ Jjsrj Slewed retene agent* M barn. ware may have something to do with effect the recon: iicndatlniM of the genguests left a fine couch aud a pair of lh*‘ tram and xdfaT nuh it«-n»»___ j hj trail staff raaklnlit changes in* the uni­ Homer Green, the Cloverdale black­ the prevalence of appendicitis. braes <g other National Bank*....... t «s nice horse blankets as tokeas ot esteem forms of tlie r ay. *It Is also pref r*.-maul |*j*r currency, otokrfa and Of the 4.000 white settle™ scattered smith, has a big run of trade and is iu which the pioneer couple are held. scribed that mo decoration among the total population of Kd ’ t^ernot^ ‘ “ '. ‘ "5' s im *J™ *MM giviug splendid satisfaction. He came from ' foreign gji Rhnll be . Friday evening some 15 dr 20 of the to Cloverdale from Vermontville about In German Southwest Africa not many worn by officer* and while on young friends of Mies Ethel Grover KrdetnMk*> fund Mib U: n. Treason more than 2.000 an* at present Ger a year ago nnd the people of Clover­ met at her home and gave her a surman. and these nre very largely coml fluty with United Statics troops. dale were glad to welcome him. Thirty thousand Socialists demon­ j prise in honor of her 17th birthday posed of the military and official ele» itrated against Iterr. Lurger, mayor of j Mr. and Mrs. ,T. E. Harrison, of Rosa, Mrs. Sturgis is in tho city in the Vienna, on. tlie eve of bls sixtieth Interest of the National Protective There fa more awaking of pipes done birthday. spent Sunday with their daughter. Mn ___ Legion. This society pays $15 per In coW weather than at any other described the SodnHsts hr a lot of rag Inex Raul. week in case of sickness or accident t!m«‘. and. excluding thl* vacation seal imtiffins. On Oct 23 they gathered in Willie Fisk and family spent Sunday and dividends every five years. For son, there are more pipe* and smoking lhe rlagstrasse opposite tlie Rathans, with Chas. Lamonta folks. tobacco sold during the cold weather (baking their flats and waving sticks further particulars call at Pancoast's than during the temperate and heated and red handkerchiefs. A charge of Our farmers have paid their drain Jewelry store. Tomi......................................... w spell*. I.CIO police finally dbqieraed them. taxes. They think it drains their pock ounty ot Barry. s»: From tho Grand Rapids Press we Canada fa pushing for sales in Ja­ The value of real estate In California et books more than lhe land. . Csahfav otf tbe abowMWWti learn that Mra. Ida Fnrnla, of lAidlng- pan. Consuls are being appointed with fa officially estimated to-be worth $882, t auk, du aoler.iuh »ar*r that tbe sJkit* mt* REPUBLICAN errv CAUCUSES. tam. who was denied a share of the authority to pny for early stanstical iC^A'th. tbe improvements on ml es­ * •l’- n*YK"' R*pabUcaa city ea«c«ii»a to alart 4>|p|rataa late 11. R. Rose's estate by Probate Information. Sample rooms will be at­ tate $31'1208,123. the value of personal y tb* ceu’.t) ronvmtlon called f.< Mn,,n NA8HVILLB. Judge Jewell, of Grand Rapids, has ap­ tached to tbe consulates. Japanese property $239,023,282. the money and products will be exhibited Id commer­ tolyent ■•reditu $42.90(1.2 is. nnd tbe to x„, Stanley Stacey, of Lockport, New Flral Ward—Votiac Bootb- t pealed to the Circuit .court. She claims Caamnw-Attast: cial museums tn Canada. Ward— Votlag drlwcatr.. . lai value of property ns returned by York, is visiting his cousin, A, J. Rood Thtr I W, V.r > w..*1Booth . ■ ...-4., to be a daughter of B. R. Rose, and For several years the Santa Fe com­ tudltora.-ls 11,480842.105. exclusive of that her name was omitted from hbi pany has been filling In China basin, in Mra. Elftabeth Palmer is at Jlattle K-.urtb Ward-County Cl«rk a Oflk—-1 drU. the rnllronds, which nre umscsuhI at at«w Creek the guest of relatives. will by mistake or accident, and that south San Francisco, to make solid fOO.tkWKJO by tbe state board of equal By ardcr City rnmmjtt**. abc la entitled to a part ot his estate. grouud on the bay front there for 'zatlon. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Stamp ■ bKK H.-|PRTOK Chairman. Jan. lOth aaon. The twelve young boys comprising freight yards. Tbe woric is done at a; mn to pronibfr juvenile cigarette PKORATK OKDEK. Inst, having cost the company $3,^3.’,Mrs. M. W.' Hicks* Sunday school class W. I. Marble and family and Mr. and OF MirKIGAN-Th. Probate Court for 000. It now owns a fine site of fifty- smoking han passed its second reading iTTA-rr. th* cnoDty of Harr/ . tnr «f the Episcopal church, met at her 'three acres. in tbe South Australian legislature and Mrs. C. C. Price spent Sunday with Mr. Oltkv In the City vf Haatinn in faome -last week and after partaking and Mra. Herbert Munton. of Barry In one of tbe London public schools will probably become law. Tbe age bat* C.ointy. «n vi« 17th 4»y of Januarv. A. n (ms vllle. ' J af fine supper served at six o’clock, a teacher asked her class what turf below which smoking hi prohibited is CHAR M. mack. Judal Of The fact we give lB ,he Of tha-ewtatv of organized the Emanuel Junior's Guild, was. Nobody could tell. She next ask­ Ixed at sixteen years. Allen Delong returned from Detroit tlie cream in t.KO AXT> VKKN MARRHAU.. Minora making In view of tbe notorious laziness of electing the' following officers: Presi­ ed what grass waa. There was a long CharlMi Fowlnr havtn* ftlref In MLl conr, . Saturday. tbe Russian peasant, writes a St. Pe­ pMIUon, timyiny for llc*nw |<, m|1 the latatvat dent. l*ark Green: vice president, pause, nnd then the smartest scholar when we show SLS ,ert.aln *“<• ttSSJ tersburg correspondent, it will be inter ­ ’’Welir asked' lhe imitIm'iI, at public aale. . Mra, Asa Noyes and family,, Mi. and Chester Stem; secretary, I^rie Dickin- raised a hand. esting to .watch the effect of the new non; treasurer, Edmund Wood. They teacher. “Please, ma’am, It’s what you Mrs. C. C. ITIce, George Coe and wife Isnv, permitting labor on Sunday* nnd got to keep off of," 'was tpe reply. will meet every two weeks. and Mr. Knoll and family were guests festivals. A man brought up at St Albans as of W. J. Noyes and wife of Maple Grove Aa n«s«x-lation jn Manchester. EngDr. G. W. Lowry, assisted by Dr. •u Incorriglbffi rogue was proved to Monday It being their tenth wedding Kigterink, of Freeport, and Dr. Me- have married bls aunL Hfa children Isnd, known as the Minnehaha Ama­ aniversary. Oysters were served and a teur minstrels has made a business for are therefore bls first cousins, and he •ruffin, 'performed a very delicate r T’1*’ awhile nottr» good time had by all present. Some the pnst twenty-hve years of giving by raubhrnUcm af a mpy. operation on Mrs, rtred Jarman, ot is hfa own uncle. His grandmother tiroful prtsente were left as a reminder nnd his niptber-ln-inw are the Same performances for charity. Id that time Freeport, Monday. It was for the re­ person. Apparently tbe Judge sympa­ it Im* r:Jaed n? vnh Mpapa. printed and ctnuiatad In Mid of their esteem. moval of a cystic tumor. The sub thized with him. fur -he was discharged CHAR. M MACK, Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott maxillary gland under the angle of the A number of Pbllndelpbhi business JH-ter 4f Pmbac. Jan. 7th a daughter. , the Jaw near tho roots of the tongue had mm have organized, what 1s to be MIm Flora Boston has gone to Al­ and to be taken out. Tho operation was known ns the Downtown club, each one niakej better 4 and Ont-Half per cent Nit Dividend, gonac Mich., where she will teach the wcry successful and the patient Is mrmlwr of which fa pledged to war on wearers, Try tipping. Tliey have become tired of and making good progress. remainder of lhe year. No T»u to Pay feeing waiters nt noon in order to se­ Otis Gokay is at Eaton Rapids work­ raay Wllhirawal no other.' Mrs. I'mory Busby has been instru­ cure reasonably quAT service, and the i“,'rorl»ttM uiTMtment ing In a bakery. mental Pi planning many surprises on Downtown club fa tbckr way of over­ Pneumonia and La Grippe. in Mlrhloan than our Clow.' ITrnald ' Qavid Smith wbo has been sick is her frit nds. but Monday night the coming tl» nuisance. A lawyjw>’ club of Callfoml.; har Coughs cured quickly by Foley’s Honey better at thia writing. • tables were turned on her, and she jFV.’ aubstltutee. Sold by S30.00 and onward, and on which w, been foraird. with a brunch club In was the victim. Friends and neigh­ C. L. Glasgow was home from Lan­ pay cash dliUtndi of I andons half p,r every countj and bendquarV-;s In Suu " • «• Goodyear, tlie druggist. bors to the number of fprty-flve took sing a few days last week. Francisco, Its declared objects lire the poasessloi ot her home, bringing wMh reduction of expense to litigants, the "........... uuainrss. Stop It. E. M. Everett is home from N. Y. Gilt edged axwifa of over them a pot luck supper, Flinch and , elimination of delay In reaching a final Mrs. Orpha Ware is at Suutidd car­ A IWUtecud touehor cold m, ],ad gne-third oi a million ped hi were enjoyed. Before leaving. settlement of caoe-i and the securing DOLL A RS. b;onchl*' or 'W, trouble ing for a sick relative. Mra. Busby was presented with - [a of uniform rules of practice In the va"rite for financial, statement and *:l” “ role','. Hone, R. »L. Tanner died Tuesday at lhe pretty tabouretto in the old mission riova counties of the state. and lit ittord. perfect «eurn, booklet containing full particulars. Along the International boundary of home of Horace Warden north of town, style. jeneni (fleet oT a cold. Sold b, W. H th* Canadian northwest twentv jraaa Goccfjear.tLe drogglit. ' I Capitol Investment Building & Loan with acute bronchitis Th* SattlS!*".?::::..... ; gg: SSSS.'S^1*’ No,One Questions that shoe yon you Lewis A. Crossett's Line of Fine Shoes Always, very latest styles, one pair yon will wear A AssodaUen, Unslnj, Mich. funeral occured Wednesday. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-01-26.pdf 5782ff88ad114dca1fda62c54908bc40 PDF Text Text ■ ' ■ ■ ~— ........... : Hastings Banner. FORTY-NINTH Y-EftJi. No. 39. JUDGE SMITH ENDORSED ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR CARS HASTINGS. MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1905. (IT JZENVJICKET Pere Marquette System Will Have Them on All Its Passenger Train*. SHALL WE HAVE ONE IN HAS­ THE HASTINGS GUIAUD COMES As rapidly as possible the L’ere Mar­ TINGS THIS SPRING? OUT FOR HIS RE-ELECTIOS quette will e^aip ail*, the cars on the system with electric lights to take place THE BANNER HOPES SO TWO C0USTIES1N LINE I of the oil and acetylene lamps now hi ■present Indkatieds arc That no One ' use on the majority of tie cars. Work We Believe it Better to Continue to Will Contest Judge Smith’s Nom­ ha* already been liegun at the various Keep Partisanship Out of ination or Election. repair shops of cbe company along this City Affairs. It is very gratifying to Judge Smith line on the sleepers, cafe, cha r cars, The approach of the time to make and his friends k> hare bis candidacy etc., and it will be extended to the or­ nominations f« citv officers will bring for a ceuomiiiation received with such dinary day coaches as soon as the other, dlscuaston of what policies are widest favor ^’n this circuit. -Leading demo cars are finished. No effort will be in city affairs. The Banner is a re­ cralic lawyers of Eaton County have 'made to complete die work within a publican paper. We do not in ih*n openly urged his re-election, declaring short time, but as each car i.a entered jq matter at all assume to speak for the againnt putting a candidate in* the Held the shops ther necessary nmehibery will republicans of Hastings as to what against him- The republicans of that Ue histalledX The equipment consists of the complete wiring of the ear, and they had beat do in tbs coming munic­ county are a unit for him. ipal contest. That is for the party to • In Barry County Qje situation is even the power is furnished by a dynamo decide in Its own way In caucus and more favorable, if that were pofwibie. attached to the car axle When the car convention. V There is not only po opposition to him is stppped the course of current is au­ Speaking for ourselves aa individuals in his own partv, but leading democrats tomatically switched to a storage bat­ and citizens, the editors of this paper are openly and avowedly for him. In tery which is charged from the axle hope that partisanship may bo elimin­ the Hastings Herald of last week ap­ dynamo. ated from elty affairs. We believe it peared an article highly complimenting will be better to continue the arrangeJ udge Smith, and urging that the demo meat which was so satisfactory last crats suppprt .him for re-election. spring, and which we feel has worked Brother Field coiled attention to the well in practice. . fact that the position of circuit judge LITTLE FRANCES GARRISON, OF Wbat posalble difference can it make BALTIMORE MST THAT SAD is not a .partisan place, and does not whether the mayor of this city la a FATE ON THURSDAY caJi for partisanship in the selection of democrat or republican? What party candidates: and that when a judge, as question Is involved in whether the has Judge Srnlth, has Riled the position NO ONE KNOWS HOW city recorder Is a prohibitionist or a with fldelty and with the purpose to do socialist? The question is simply this: justice, the democrats could do no but­ -The Clothing of the Little Girl Took is he competent for the position, and ter service than to forget their party Fire—It was All Ablaze When does he meet the duties of the position and help re-elect him. Such a stand is She Was Discovered by Her fairly and honestly? creditable to the Herald and compli* Halt Sister. We believe It is better not to raise mentary to the judge. , A terrible accident uccured Thursday partisan issues In city affaire. No city The Banner ia pleased to see these afternoon, resulting iti the death of can hope to make a large growth jx evidences of gbod will toward Judge little Frances Garrison, the four year dept by the hearty working together of Smith. There seems now no question old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gar­ all its citizens. Once gel party dlviaana of his re-nomination and re election. rison, of Baltimore. She was so badly started, or get a city administration to The Banner will of course await the burned that shelled that night The seeking partisan ends in its official ' formal action of the convention which circumstance as we learn, them arc as action, and the hope of harmony In will be held in Charlotte Feb. Vth: but follows: civic action is gone. The hope of prog a.< stated. its action seems already evl Mr. Garrison was Avorking on his res# in our city must lie in getting dent from the position taken by the bar own farm that day. about four miles away from partisanship. of the two country, irrespective of south of the city Mrs. Garrison was We are simply speaking our minds. party, also by the independent press, at the home of Seymour Harris, of this If the republicans of Hastings feel that ajid now by the Hastings Herald. city, being here .for medical trviimenc. partisanship is of more consequence PLAN TO BALK TAX DODGERS Mrs. G's. daughter by her first husUind. than we think it is in our city adminis­ nee Eva Loveland, now Mrs. 1’hilip tration, the Banner will support the McLaughlin Would Deny Them Use Snyder,- was at the home where the ac­ ! party,! action. Individually we strong­ cident ocpired, the old Woodruff farm ly favor a non-partisan movement to of Courts'to Collect Mortgages. Lansing, Mich., Jan, SO. - Tax Com in Baltimore, about eight miles from keep‘politics out of city affairs. mlssioner McLaughlin, of Muckegon this city. This farm Is owned by Mrs. TAKEN TO KALAMAZOO has been giving Jo members of the leg-, Garrison, she having lately bought it. isiature some interesting ideas on the Her son-in-law, Philip Snyder, and wife question of exempting mortgages from recently moved onto this farm. While Mrs. Garrison was in the city James Spragde, Insane Man Whose taxation, which promises to be one of Home is Near Middleville, Escaped the most important subjectr to be 'under the Dr’s. care she left her little from Asylum In 1902,Captured daughter Frances, a bright child, with tackled during this session. The com­ and Taken Back Friday. missioner hat been in Lansing since Mrs. Snyder. On Thursday, in the lat­ James Sprague, an insane person, Monday, ready to act as a board of re­ ter part of ‘the Afternoon, Mrs. Snyder was returned to Kalamazoo asylum says that she and Frances went Into view on railroad assessments, but none fur the third time Friday. His home of the corporation attorneys has yet the bed room and lay down on,the bed. is near M;ddlevi!le. Ip I8TJ7 be wae-flret appeared, and Mr. McLaughlin has put Mrs. S. fell asleep. She says she can­ not say how long she had been asleep, sent to the Kalamazoo instslution. He in most of bis time around the house. seemed to improve while there, arid •Many of the members have askfd but thinks not very long. She states that she was suddenly aroused by pierc­ was released. Four years ago symp­ my npinfou of the proposition to ex emanating from the toms of mental derangement again ap empt mortgages," said Mr. McLaugh. ing screams peariiig, he was returned to the asylum liu, “and I have told them'that if they kitchen, and that hastening there she was horrified to find little Frances, her In MM»2 he escaped from that place and want to do. this they should include all had not been heard of since, until about credits.'—< do not believe in total ex­ clothing in Hames shrieking in terror. emption however. 1 should provide Mrs. Snyddr says she was fo startled a week ago when he suddeutly appear that she could not think what was the ed near his old home. Later, on. bls for a small specific tax-%o small that violent symptoms returned and Sheriff there would be little incentive for the best way to put out the (lames, her first thought being that she must use water Furniss was telephoned. He promptly holder of any mortgage or; other credits to suppress them. Shetjuickly grabbed responded and took Sprague into to dodge the tax. custody, bringing him to thia city “Then .1 should provide that any the water pail, biu it being empty, she Thursday. Friday the sheriff again holder of a credit who does not list it ran to the pump, filled the pail and re­ took him to Kalamazoo, where he will turned, pouring the water over little with the assessor for taxation should be kept under close watch. Frances. The child's dress being of be refused the right to use the courts cotton burned fiercely, and before the to collect his debt. If any person is CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT so mean that he would try to dodge a fire was quenched she was so badly burned that she -died Thursday night. tax of say one half of one per cent, Mrs. Snyder says she was so startled In Small Pox Cases in Home of Isaac when the holders of other taxable prop­ Crossman In First Ward. erty must pay from 2 to 5 per cent, he that It never occurred to her to put oat the flames by wrapping up the little City Physician Burton, who has certainly should get no benefit from girl in the lied clothing., Medical aid charge of the five cases of small pox in the courts which other people pay to was summoned as soon as-Mrs. Snyder, the home of Isaac Crossman in the support." • who was alone, could arouse the neigh­ first ward, reports continued improve­ Commissioner McLaughlin's plan of bors, but the little oue was past help. ment In all of thorn, but that it is prov­ refusing'the right to go to court to the It will probably never be known just able that another week must elapse tax dodger is a novel proposition. Ihow the child's clothing took fire. She before they can be discharged from his was In the kitchen, near the stove, care. They will not be permitted to go WANTS GUY JOHNSON. which was a range.. But there was no until all danger of Che contagion is From the Kalamazoo Telegraph of way that die flames could reach ber passed. Dr. Burton brought to this of­ Wednesday we learn that the North­ front the range except if she opened fice same photos of Isaac Crossman western University, of Chicago, is seek­ the stove door. That was not open which show the frightful nature of thin ing to get Guy Johnson to manage “When ohe was found. She might have disease. One side of his face seemed a their base ball team for IH0&. Guy will been playing with matches. * But It is mass of eruptions, and they were plenti­ be remembered by many of our readers all a mystery, and the truth may never ful over his entire countenance, down as the hustling young pitcher of the be known. on the neck and on the hands. Any Middleville base ball team. Two years The funeral took place Saturday af­ one who would see this picture would he managed the Kalamazoo college ternoon from the home where the little want to get vaccinated in a harry, if base ball team. His success at­ oue was injured, being conducted by that formality had not been attended tracted the notice of the University Rev. H. H. VanAuken of this dty. It to before. of Michigan and last year be managed was a very sad funeral. I^be griaf the U. Of M. team, with such good re­ stricken parents have the sympathy of sults that now the Northwestern Uni­ ROUND UP INSTITUTE all in their great affliction. • versity isafter him. Mr. Johnson must not bethought of as a base bailist only. Excellent Program Being Prepared LEFT HAND INJURED While an enthusiast on that subject, be Will be the Very Best Ever. puts -Ais skill and enthusiasm to the very good service of helping Wtn Eugene Marble Got That Member In­ In our last we gave an account of jured in Buzz Planer at Book ­ the very successful one day institutes through the University. It is more case Factory. held in Barry county the previous than probable that he will remain in Anu Arbor. >. Eugene Marble, while working in the week. These aroused great interest Bookcase factory Wednesday after­ everywhere. The Round-Up Institute, NEW MACHINE SHOP. noon, got the fingers of bis left hand which wiD be held in this city February William Tannawitz, of Grand Rap­ against the knives of a buzz planer, 17lb and l8th„wiU be a fitting climax ids, was in the city last week looking resulting in the loss of the end of the for these one day institutes. Those over ths place with a view of starting a third finger, which was amputated at having’the. matter'in charge are plan­ machine shop. He has not as yet made the first joint, and the mangling of the ning with a view to make this “Round­ definite arrangements, but will come flesh on the little and middle fingers. Up” an occasion to be long and pleas­ this week with a view of settling the Qn Lowry dressed the injured hand antly remembered. Look out for promatter definitely. andTJenaJigettlng along nicely. ' -gram-wfeteb-wlllappear next week. BmpjMEAIII NEW OPERA HOUSE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR NEW TOLL LINES PRESIDENT KNOX W.'H. Thomas Prepared to Build One Of Michigan Press Association Mew If Proper Encouragement CITIZENS TELEPHONE CO. WILL He Was Initiated Into the be Given. BUILD THEM TO DELTON, Rpagh. Riders. CLOVERDALE AND CEDAR It was a pleasure to our people to Tbe action et tbe Michigan r-Yaaw CREEK learn last week that Mr. W. H. Thomas Association at its annual meeting to was seriously considering the building ! Detroft last week, in electing w iuc COPPER WIRE LINES of an opera house in this city, and that president for the ensuing year, Mr. W_ all hinged on a suitable site, and proper They Will Be Fully Up-to*Date. F. Knox, the genial, talented and bn*dencouragement from our citizens., Mr. . Rural Lines Should Connect With ling editor of tbe S&ultSte Marie Nawa^ Thomas has located in Hastings to Them. Advantages of That was a worthy tribute to one of toemake jc bis permanent home. He real­ Course. brightest yuupg men in tbe newspaper izes that oue of the needs of our city The Citizens Telephone Company has clrcles of the state, and into wbuw is a nice opera house. He has ample means to build one here if the suitable lately completed the building of a fine strenuousJife has been crowded uiorw place and conditions can." be secured. copper wire toll line from Batik- Creek than ordinary experience. Though «eSurely here is a golden opportunity for to this city. It has just decided to tively identified with promoting the, Hastings to realize a long felt want. commence at Dowliag and run a cupper j welfare of the association, yet bo great All should feel it a duty to help this toll line to Cedar Creek, Cloverdale and was Mr. Knox’s modesty that It war Delton, construction work to begin im­ uot generally known to tbe members of project along. mediately. The line will he further tbe.press until ‘this year that.be waau extended from Deltuu, but it has uot member of the famous “Rough Ridere yet been decided what course to take as Regiment" so well known inSpai.iaL to extensions from Delton, that matter war history, and an account of hm largely depending on the owners of the initiation into |hat famous regiment M OP THE HASTINGS WOMEN’S CLUB rural lines In the four southwest town­ of more than ordinary interest, da w displays something of the impulse aad FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 10. ships of the county. With monopoly's methods, the Bell characteristics, of President Rooeevr-h . VERY PLEASANT AFFAIR Go. is seeking to shut the Citizens Co. then Colonel of the Rough Ridera. Mr. out of this new territory. It has had Knox lacked a few weeks of comp!ttiug> Was Heid at the Emmanuel Parish all the business up to this time, and his senior year in Alma College, tbto House Was Well'Attended and never shown any particular concern state, when the Spanish war broke ocL. . Very Enjoyable. over its patrons, but now it is “doing He didn’t wail for a diploma, but Tbs annua! banquet of Lhe Hastings thipgs." It offers to give free service started for Tampa, Florida, where K«Women's Club was held Friday even­ to all patrons within the four towns In expected to join a Michigan regiment. ing at Emmanuel parish bouse and question. It* arrived at this decision- Arriving at Tampa, he learned that there were about a ddzen vacancies to was one of the best the club has ever only after Manager McElwain, of the the Rough Ridera. Being of a at re ng, held. At «:30 the members and their local office, and General Manager C. E. robust nature, and having won i dis­ guests had assembled in the waiting Tarts,of Grand Rapids, both represent^ tinction on the athletic field, where he ing the Citizens Co., made a visit td room of the parish house. • To the served as captainiof ' the football teim, strains of a march excellently rendered Cluverdale. The Bell agent at Clover­ he wae iu the very piuk of physical by Troxell's orchestra, those present dale Is said to have “got busy" at once, condition when he applied to (<4. tiled in to their seats at the banquet calling up the Kalamazoo Bell office and reporting the fact of the visit, with Roosevelt for admission to tbe ravfca tables. tite result that this evidence of “en­ of the Rough Riders Regiment. Tto In the south end was the table re­ future President of the United .-tahto served for the toastmistressi, Mrs. Phyllis largement of the heart*' in rate cutting looked him ovei very carefully, felt of ' ’ . Reynolds, and those who Were to re­ followed. his mmscles, aud after a brief. Let These seem to be favorite tactics with spond to the various toasts. During thoroughly satisfactory exauiinatkaa the banquet the orchestra rendered the Bell Co. They first seem to try to gave Mr. Knox a good swift kick Mi several selections, which added to the kill off competition if they can by making the business of a competitor the seat of his pautaloons and saisi pleasure of the occasion. “You’re all right." Thus was Mr. Knax After the invocation by Rev. Trott, unprofitable. That is.the old monop­ employed by the initiated into the Rough Riders R*gF those present, numbering about 100, olistic weapon discussed the excellent viands prepared Standard Oil Co. When competition went, whose gallant exploit in charg­ ing up San Juan hili in written in ni»by the Episcopal ladles, which were is bought off or killed off, tbeu up go tory. Mr. Knox maintains thechansaserved In faultless stylo by several the rates again. It must never be for­ gotten that tbe Bell Telephone Co. is tun*tics of tbe Rough Ridera in that b* young ladies. Following was the is bold and fearleu iu bia newitpapata monopolist in any field which it con ­ MENU work, is a living example of tbe atrentsOyster Zephyretta Cheese Wafers trols aud where it has no competition ons Life, aud aure w be beard flrom Concluded on page X Creamed Chicken Saratoga Chips sooner or later, because you can't keafi Biscuit Piekies Ollvee a good man down. STOLEGRAIN Jelly . Pineapple Salad Long Island Wafers Noble Norman Did. Reimbursed the BON VOYAGE TO MRS. BAILEY lee Cream Cake Owner, Paid Floe and Costa dnd Coffee Is Now Fee. THE ASM BANQUET After a selection by lhe orchestra Thursday last a warrant was issued came the program. Mrs. Phyllis Rey­ for Noble Norman, of Battle Creek, at nolds presiding with dignity and grace, the instance of Wm. Holden, of Johns­ filling the difficult position of toast­ town, who alleged that Norman had mistress* very creditably. * helped himself to wheat, outs and rye Mrs. Lois L. Felker, of Grand Rapids, that belonged to Holden. Norman ww president of the State Federation of brought to this city Friday by Under Women's Clubs, and the guest of honor, Sheriff Harry Ritchie. Saturday he was responded to the toast ''What the Michi­ taken before Justice Bishop. He had gan State.Federation Has Done and Is previously compeiwnteq Holden for the Doing." She gave an account of local stolen grain. He pleaded guilty to movements in various places which larceny, was fined $5 and costs of Bai. women's clubs were encouraging^ and and departed with a full realization of that the aim was no longer solely edu­ tbe fact that tbe way of the transcational, but had become altruistic in greesor is hard. many ways, and that the women’s clubs were seeking to bring better conditions JAMES ROCK IN GOLDFIELDS In the cities and towns where they were situated. Ail these movements had the Wonderfully Rich Gold Mining Camp encouragement of tbe^tate Federation. In Nevada. MisS Gertrude Smith gave an inter­ John Hessmer, the jeweler, has re­ esting account of a “Japanese Ban­ ceived word from his son-in-law, James quet" which she attended in the city of Rock, who Is in that wonderful new Continued on page 2. gold mining camp iu Nevada, called Goldfields. The camp gives promise of surpassing Cripple Creek as a gold pro­ POULTRY EXHIBITION ducer, its mines being marvels of rich­ ness. At present the camp,is accessible Talk of Having One in This City Week only by mountain trail, and everything After Next. • has to be packed in on men's or mules This evening poultry raisers from backs, and in the winter the snows in Middleville, Nashville, Freeport, and the mountains make this exceedingly this city, will meet at Mack Hick's difficult. As a consequence provisions feed store with the object in view of are almost uh high in Goldfields as they having a poultry exhibition in this were In the Klondike the first winter. city Feb. 7,8,9. Some excellent fowls The camp is crowded and there is very are raised in this county, Robert Mitch­ little shelter from the cold. Smallpox other diseases are epidemic, and ell, of Irving, having recently won a dozen premiums at the state poultry tin re will be a fat cemetery as a result exhibition iu Detroit iu competition of these diseases. In the spring a rail­ with the best there are in the state. road will be built into the nAv camp. Poultry raising, properly conducted, is Mr. Rock's many friendo-bere hope he a profitable business, and there is no may ktrike it rich In Goldfields. question but what an exhibition, such as is talked Of, would be productive of much good. SMALL POX AT DELTON In Home of Lacey Jones, the Rural Mall Carrier, Also Mr. Horton. We received word Friday that small pox had broken uut in the village of Delton, first appearing In the home of Lacey. Jonre, the rural carrier, where a boy wBj> lived with him watf taken with the disease. Friday a case appeared in the home of Mr. Hbcton. The schools have been closed, a thorough quaran­ tine of the infected families established and everything is being doue by the health authorities to stamp but the disease. Plca.<ant Party in Her Hoaor Giv^a by Mrs. Carrie Colgrove. One of the-most delightful ofiuL parties given by lhe Uth Birthday Chid, was beld at the home of Mm. Carria Colgrove Monday afternoon. Soon af­ ter four o'clock 30 Indies asM-inbliii to the spacious parlor. Two hours wato spent in sweet gossip. (JndiJh <hakaapear style.. Supper was. annonisreai. As the guests passed iutd the dining: room, a beautiful bight mA their gam. In the center of the table, in a clout! of tulle, was a lovely Azaleer, t-urroantv' lug It ^spartling display of eut glam silver and China, x.t convenient t<iatances, little cabins of various cciorad. banquet candies , adding much to thsbrilliancy of the arrangement. _Xha guests were soon seated by means at place cards. A delicious menu wa« served by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stebbirwu At the close Mrs. Colgrove annoano ed the special object of tbe gatherer* wu to give Mrs. Margaret Bally. wtk» is on the .eve of departing for a ionjr journey to.the Orient, a auitable Boh Voyage. Each lady as her name was called re­ sponded iu some manner. The elecu to button was touched and the electricrty of thought.passed rapidly until eauL had given Mrs. Bally a sentiment to| ra­ member that will no doubt cbeenhetr in her wanderings should bhe. l.aveu lonely hour. PLEASANT SURPRISE. A party consisting of about thirty gathered at the home of Mr. and Bert Philips, of 430 West Clinton Sk? last Wednesday evening and gave them a very pleasant surprise. Music anti cards formed tbe amusement of IU evening. The prizes were awarded to That Now Being Built in Johns­ Mr. Bert Hilton. Miss Lena Mclutyr»w town Said to Be. Will Connect Mr. John Woodruff and Mr. Robert With Citizens Line. Mills. Refreshments were served anti The farmers of Johnstown have or­ at a late hour the merry makers depart­ ganized and built a township telephone ed for their homes. A very pleasant system of their own just to accommo­ time was enjoyed by all. date the people of their own township. FELL DOWN CELLAR. They will have.a central exchange lo­ cated at Lacey connecting with the MrsJ Annette Shively, who lives is independent state telephone Hue. Every the 3rd ward, while going down oeBa> farmer in that township will be able to had the misfortune to slip arid toE. visit nights with bls neighbors. The striking her head and shoulders on Oto. line is already completed. Other town hard cellar floor. Her face wu batlh ships are ready to try tbe experiment, bruised, the akin being tom oft > aa they believe that tbe township sys­ places.- Her collar bone was alsodbstem will be tbe means of overcoming located. Dr. Roehrig wu called au« the bolation and lonlineas of farm soon had her patie>nt u comfortable n life.-Battle Creek Journal. fossihie , BEST RURAL ’PHONE LINE �______________ HASTINGS BANNER, JANUARY sfr, >905. Hastings Bannei Published Bwwy WMneszUy »fu-nw>c n»«ting* Michigan. COOK BROS. Editor*. POOTT.SrVTM VEAR. Kalered at the |xx.toffice at Hastings, Michi­ gan. an Nccoud class matter. ADVBRTISMQ RATES. EHaplav •dvertlalng. rites furotebod on appli­ cation. float !>*«’■.or :unonx Riwltics. ItHoaUoe; elsewUereTrc a line. Averoxe of «ernn wordsto tbo VAIU Ul .1 -V. . Otoltuary. ixxlTr and resolution.*. « » W*. Notice* of births. dcaita or tnarriaac* will «• printed free as news matter. gaF"NoconimiinF-atiou will be published andor anr ciri-'im.s.ances unless It liears the writer's name and pout ofTlcr address. JOB PRINTING. The Haxnku has one of the be’t equipped >h ortlMi In Western Mlrhly.ui. aud fei prepoxpd » do every kind of book and job printing. REPUBLICAN COUNTV CONVENTION in vaadl'date i.T nd c-andldat*'* Qovoraor S. 1WL ti ;»« r«uuw» HuHncx City Jrt , 6'Hope ............ ... , ntmog ... . , 71 Jshnatowa . . .. . 6 Maple Ornv<. . .U'orarmwlU /.. . * Prsirtovliir . Cl lurtland . .. . g.Thomappie ... . glWandlaad . . . . SfT«Bke» *prt'<««. REPUBLICAN CITY CAUCUSES. Ora mH tee - Ju.ctfn Morrill's Prediction.----- . In January. ISili, there was an ani‘mated debate on th? Tariff in the House* •in the course of. which Democratic ; mem tors from the west charg.’tl that, iprotection .worked entirely in the in ‘tcrestii of the manufa^rurera. of New England. Justin Morrill, of' Vermont., afrenvnrrl United... . senator, at: swered these objections with a statement and a predirtinn. He said: “Ln the west a large and increasing amount of caniul is t|enjg invested in manufacturing, and before Jong Illinois and otter west­ ern stUtvs will, on account of cheap coal, td-n out a number of mannfac: tured articles at a lower cost than New England.” This position has been abundantly realized, and it explains in part the selfish attitude of those New Eugiaful manufacturers who, while apxiniis to retain protection on their own particular products,, wish to deny the U uetlts of the system to other American producer*. Sail Francisco “C'hrutiicle.” Tto Banner has mentioned that Uonirn sfiinen Town-end, of Jackson, and E ch, of-Wisconsin, were the choice of President Roosevelt to draft the ad iUittisl •ation bill t0compel railroads to oeasu {ranting rebates, and to make just;ai d equitable rates to all shippers. The two congressmen have pqrfee ted such a t|iil aa in their judgement will meet the situation, and it has been introduc­ ed hr congress. Under its provisions, the Knicg shipperhas Ural to present . / to the Inter-state Commerce, Commission. After investigation, this I commission has power to fix what it may deem a reasonable rate. If the railroad and shipper are both satisfied, the matter ends with the commission's decision. But either party has a right Secretary Hay is without question tbe foremost statesman and diplomat of the world today. Aud hia great tal­ ent and ability are used in the direction of tbe world’s peace and progress. It was he who-first proposed limiting tbe war area in China to the province of Man­ churia, thus preserving that ancient empire. Laat week Russia practically announced that China had so violated neutrality, that Russia was considering au invasion of the neutral territory of China. Secretary Hay promptly met the situation by notifying tbe Chinese that they must respect their obligations as neutrals, aud notifying Russia that the United States could not consider Russian invasion of China outside of Manchuria as anything fesa than an unfriendly act. He was backed by England, France and Germany in this' stand. Tbe result was that Russia has decided to leave China alone. Nagasaki, Japan. The absence of chairs, the presence at each guest’s place of a diminutive table about a foot high,' the small dishes and dainty viands, and the quaint little Japanese waiter girls, were all described by Miss Smith very entertainingly. But the raw fish andpther equally unpalatable— to an American—dishes were not In ducementa for the speaker to over-feed, and so she fcas glad when it was over, to get back to the place where she was then stopping in that far away Japan­ ese city, and eat American-cooked foods, served in tbe American-way. The response to tbe toast was spiced with much that was humorous as well as interesting. Mrs. Belle Hendershot being unable to be present, Dr. Clarence Barber gave a vocal solo, which was highly appre­ Russia is aflame with the spirit of re­ ciated. volt against the rule of the Czar, it is - “Matters Not on the Curriculum,” revolution or evolution. Either tbe was the sentiment assigned i’rof. Bomanoff must grant reforms or the Chamberlin. He discussed them In a loyalty to. his office and his person manner-'that was most thoroughly ap­ which has beeu almost like -the volun­ preciated. Wtftt he had to say in tary slavery of his people in the past urging his hearers to stand for all that is nt on end. Tbe slaughter last Sun­ would uplift the home, school, church day or thousands of unarmed workmen and state was intensely interesting and who wanted to present their grievances practical. He is a clear and forceful in person to thejCzar has fired the work­ speaker, and won the interested atten­ ingmen of the big centers with a wild tion of the banqueters. spirit of revenge. The frightened Czar Next came a fine selection from the is hiding in one .of bis palaeos outside orchestra. the city. Russil cannot much longer “The Making of Stories,” by Miss’ to k^pt down by. the sword of the Anna Johnson, the author of several Cossack. excellent stories, all,written with a pur­ pose to Inspire their readers to right Representative Dickinson, has intro and helpful living, was resjHinded to in duced a bill at Lansing to make all a most pleasing and happy manner. nominations fer'etate officers and memAfter paying her respects to the heroes tors of the legislature by direct vote.! and heroines of the average magazine Such a bill ought not, in our judgement, story, she gave a few hints of what to be passed. believe delegates to real story making involved, doing it all state conventions ought to be nomina- • In such a modest way and with such ted by direct vote, and made as free: choice words that her auditors were from machine control as possible. But charmed. we believe the representative system in Three short selections from Franz, making party nominations should be maintained, and that no man should vocal soloe, were finely rendered by Mrs. Margaret Troxell. be named for any office who cannot * Then c&me the ‘‘Aftermath’’ by Mrs. command the votes o' a majority of Geneva Ilaj’es- We would like to give of the delegates. We. would be glad an adequate idea of the wit aud humor, to see tbe Australian ballot system in­ mixed with it the good, sterling com­ troduced in conventions, so that each mon sense that was woven into Mrs. delegate could vote his convictions. Hayes’ response. If a ^hearty laugh Uncle Sam is finding that the Mon­ is au aid to digeelion. then none of tbe roe doctrine Js no child’s play. Foreign banqueters had auy excuse for com­ .era doing business in Santo Domingo plaining of indigestion after Mrs. and whose rights are ignored .by tr»e Hayes’ toast. Anyone who has ever authorities have appealed to their gov­ heard Mrs. Hayes respond to a toast ernments fur protection. The latter in will uu^erstand th.it no one can at tl?tt-Mjm she said as she told turn have referred the matter to the- teD|pt U tilted States which is under obliga­ it. It was unspeakably funny. -A meric” was snug by Use club and tion to see that these Spanish American countries deal justly wiii foreigner*, their guests, cloaiug O)e program. There -have been ’ otbt r bampiets or else must abandon the Mbnroe doc trine Tnt- siinatkui-may require given by the cliib where the attendance A'merican occupation of Santo -Dumln-'i was larger, but none have ever been more enjoyable thiin the last. 'go. ' . • We sometime--’ hear R Raid that gambling cannot be slopped. District Attorney Jerome hns sucSeeded in clos­ ing all the gnmbling joints, aud tbe proprietors sujr they will not attempt to start again unless the District’Attor­ ney will lei up, which is not a Very probable thjng. And this is in New York.City. Senator Burton, of Kansas, who ac­ cepted a fee which, it was believed, was for no other purpose than to buy his influence as a U. S. senatorin favor of securing certain postal privileges fora gambling wheat concern, has-been ask­ ed by the legislature of Kansas to re sign his seat. <r» Varion*. V l(ho«t CMllinn il.r Doctor. A bit <*f Iron .e:Hi bo r.’.iio. eO frorc die rye with u 0 i-i.vb N< , mu the *ye when it Is affwei. : if the particle ian>ii;g il <■ Hlst^rbf.ucv Is r;.< uryer 5d. drr,w out t!;e upier lid and drtg die biHh^ of tU- under lid ncrowi the inside of tl-e upper lid. IbnerM,- the no­ tion if the dirt i» un the If*.ver lid. a train of tiaxw^d often rnkrs out c ii*cck of dlrf. If tears ttyw, cry the ty<- by-wiping h gently to*v..- i. neveriws^' frum. li:i* no<>-. if antae end is ut a;md to help, let him roll Ifig lid over Hi* point < t a |M*neil nut! remove the ’peek on n bit of cotton wound about lhe point of an orangt* stick ot* the oliiut. end of a .linlrpln, .■ If a child Is Injured or stunned by a tall or a blow take him ationre to the apen air. Lay him Hat on hlkVaek. the bead slightly higher than pie body. Vut cold water or ioe abotit'the head ind prepare n hot mustard bath for the. feet. If the child remains in a atufor It may lie neceaanry to apply warm water to the laxly. The same tren> OMrnt should be given to an adult, Ihotigb tbe treatment can be more he­ roic. If n child chokes, turn film quickly •nd not too gently upside down, pat­ ting him sharply, but not bard, upon the back. In ease of an adult bend the rody forward, face downward, and slap unartly upon the back. If the obstacle will not come up, jerk the n'rms above the bend and force patient to hang his A'clght by his hands. This treatment may start the obstacle downward. ‘1 To pack the nose with cotton soaked with lemon juice will relieve nose pleedlng. If-the bleeding is not too se­ vere a wash of lemon juice will twiyi tbe desired effect. A small syringe can De used to force the\leruon juice iito the nose. One of the quickest <emetlcs is mus­ tard flour and plenty of warm water. Tbe patient should be made to drink cup after cup of warm water until the mustard has produced action. The easiest way to relieve a fit iof fainting Is to lay tbe patient flat upon bls back, loosen tbe clothing, admit plenty of air. uping a fan If convenient.' and sprinkle tbe face with cold water. RETINOS COPY Requires no questions to find the refractive error, makes fitting surer. F. R. Fancoast 9 f Vegetable, liver pills. That I If is wh« they arc. They cure I Ay ers riiis ggga? bus Want your moustache or beard DIIP If I a beautiful brown or rich Nack? Use “W you have a fair-sized bone, Let: the other dog’s alone.” How to Make Sweet Potato Fla. Cook. the potatoes iu tolling water and mash very fine. To one pint of th© potato add one-quarter cup of sugar aud two well beaten eggs and enough milk to make a quart In all of tbe mixture. Pour into n deep pie plate Unetl it ith paste and bake until th? center te firm. j >t’s of meat in that advice for the covetous, t’e a free______ lunch. Good advice---generally am.________ ,---------. is free (unless’ you get it from a lawyer) aud mebbe that's the reason folks sometimes won't take it The advice to buy Hard and Soft Coal from us is free (please take it) but tlie coal exists from $4 to $7.50 per ton, we are putting it into the bins of well pleased customers all over this town. Many and many a ton we have sold through a pleased customer telling their neighbor h >w well satisfied they are over the coal from Grant’s and advising them to try ns. "We are advertised by our loving friends;” not so much perhaps fiecause (hey love ns. as because they love each other. . Coal-costs money and you’ll want the kind that does it’s work the best, and that coal you’ll get by giving your order to us. We deliver promptly. How to Preserve Ueic-«-br»e. Delicate pieces of bric-a-brac are of­ ten brok»n by upset tins them with a dust cloth or by accidentally touching them when reaching for something else on the same shelf Prevent this by weighting down every vase or jar that is not heavy in Itself , with sand or small shot. It will-not require a great dc<-J In each piece and will often save -one from belfix broken in consequeue*' of sumo alight jar*. You will fiud this especially useful Where there are small children who have not l»een trained not to be xnefifileaome. R. K. GRANT Ggease marks can be removed from ; books by sponging th** soiled loalwlth . benzine, placing it betvrecn two shifts of blotting paper and passing, a h« .' iron over It . j A Bank’s History 185(’> Bank established by/Willian> Skinner. 1857—Succeeded by Henry Goodyear. 1868—Succeeded by Bowne <fc Galloway. . 1870—Hastings National Bank organized. 1800 Hastings National Bank charter extended for ■ 'JO years. 1905 Hastings National Bank the only National Bank in "Barry count y. Capital and Surplus, $100,000.00 Birr tc. Hew «o Renew Old Gloves. Thia cut' UluBtniteB my new method of fitting glasses * A * Boll a pint of ciieainnta to « pulp, re­ moving tbe shells first. Add two tabtetpooufuls or butter and s«u»u to taste with pepper and ealt. Beat two eggs well, stir In and whip all until very light Form into balls, roll In beaten egga and breadcrunlb*. then again in egg and again In breadcrumb*. Fry in smoking hot fat until a golden brown. I’reas seasoned hot mashed potatoes through a colander. Let tbe dish be a hot buttered one. . Arrange the croquette* in the center of the mashed potatoes, garnish with parsley and uend to table very hot WE?L TO KNOW. ’ It is claimed that the United Mine .Workers ot America have (^cumulated :i fund of over £1.000.000 and are plan nlug-a great strike next-April. If the I*. M. W. Know what is good for them, they will divide that million aiuong their membership, show tbe walking delegates the back door, and plant the 1 toe of their boot, figuratively speaking,; tinder the coat tails of the so-called 1 leaders who plan these strikes. There is a better way for them to gain their ends. The United States Supreme Court has upheld the Iowa anti-cigarette law. to appeal to a court, which the bill We wish tbe abominable cigarette creates,and their action is final in the could be driven out of every state. fixing <rf'rates. Sentiment in congress is rapidly crystallizing in favor of some such a taeaaure as the one outlined above, and il seems more than probable that it will be passed at the-present .. session of congress. • It cate !the railroad* of the United StatM over #.'*0,000,(MM) a year for the one item of ties alone. On the average each tie has to be renewed once in ten years. Including the equipment of electric lines for ties and poles, and the telegraph and telephone lines for poles, .the probable outlay-ofthese public ser­ vice corporations for timber reaches the enormus total of £100,000,000. And where is the future supply to come from? The forest resenes are dliQinbhing. No satisfactory substitute' for the wood tie has been found. Iron Is used for that purpose hi Europe. But it:is claimed it will not answer in America. Our locomotives weigh three * times as much, our cars will carry from two to five times as much as those on the European systems. These it Is claimed demand an elastic tie or they will: be speedily jarred to pieces. The moral seems to be Plant Trees. But who will do it? • THE MAT BANQUn A black glove may be quite renewed by covering It with ink and when this Is dry rubbing It well with a pollshlBg cloth. It is not at all undesirable to use on such glove* ordinary shoe pol­ ishes which are black, and some, more economical and cleverer than, the rest, contrive- to transform their old jwhlte gloves to black by th? same method. .V'jrreat deal more can be done with coaveulent dyes than is dreamed of by ordinary people, but then they mutt be carefullr treatad.. OFFICERS J. T. Lombard, President W. I). Hayes. Cashier .John F. Goodyear. V. Pres, il fl. Haye-. Ass't DIRECTORS .1 T. Lombard. W. D. Hayes. John F. Goodyear. Clement Smith. Win IL ( haw. F. It. Pratt, R. K. Grant Are You Planning fCyr..": CE?7;-.?ZZ'. ' ’ • • ~ a House? T° build a Barn? To repair your House? Builders Hardware, • Etc We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line. This promises to be a busy year. " .You will be wise to ar- range NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our line. Weissert Bros �Court House News. NEW TOIL LINES GUN RIVER DRAIN WOMAN AND FASHION The following new cates have been commenced in tbe Circuit Court for Barry county: 1*. W. Burgees, drain eoiUmyrtfoner, tb. John Wickham and others, suite to collect costs of Original petitioners for the Little Thornapple drain. It will be remembered that a permanent in­ junction wast. granted by Judge Smith preventing the digging of this drain. Fart of the costs have been paid with money voluntarily subscribed by the petitioners. The balance it is proposed to collect by means of this suit. Stejia Miller vs. Arthur O Miller, Hastings thought they saw’throngh tbe latter openly a/owed its purpose to be divtirc-'. Louisa S. Clapper vs. George M*.. scheme and promptly vat down on It. the lowering of the waters of Thorn­ The result is 500 Citizens phones here apple lake to reclaim the low lauds Clapper, divorce. along the borders of that lake, and to pinrenoe R. I^Clair vs. Edward lx> to lew than ,15 for the Bell. We speak of these things so that prevent the overflow of lands border­ Ctair, divorce. . Mary K Wilson vs. Henry Wilson, those in the southwestern part of the ing on tbe lake and up tbe river But the petitioners for the Gun Riv­ county may guess what may be the divorce. F. T. Colgrova vs. Burwick Auto Car objects of the Bell line, and to assure er Drain do not ask that Gun iake be Corppany; foreclosure of mortgage. them philanthropy is not one of them. lowered. On the contrary they claim The Banner urges the farmers own­ to be opposed to the loweringvof the PROBATE COURT. inglines in the towns of Orangeville, lake. They say that to prevent lhe Estate of Wm. II. Parks, deceased. Prairieville, Hope aud Barry to arrange lowering of the lake they have asked Final account of administrator allowed. to connect with the Citizens' telephone that the drain stop within a mile and a half of Gun lake. They further offer Estate of David R. Scott, deceased. lines for there reasons: . 1st. It will be of advantage to all U> build a dam across the head of the License to sell real estate granted. POX PUAITEX* DIXJVSU Estate uf George Glick, deceased. citizens of Barry county to reach the drain In Allegan county, having per well RUiletl io wear with the jacket Order appointing administrator en­ largest possible number of people living mission from the Allegan board of suit. The sleeves are among the latest tered. Bond Sled and letters issued. Iu the county. The CHIzeus Co. has supervisors to do that; or If Barry of the season—wide and full at the Petition for sale of real estate filed. 1500 phones in Barry county. The Bell county supervisors will permit, they shoulders and Harrow at the wrists, lines have very few themselves and offer to bnlld a dam across the outlet where they are finished with deep Hearing Feb. 17. Estate of Samuel Weeks, deceased. only connect with a few rural lines. of the lake. Th®? point to the large cuffs. As illustrated the material Is Proof of will filed. Order admitting This city, the county seat and business amount of land that will be benefited royal blue' taffeta, with figures of the same color, but all the season's wait­ center of lhe county, has more than by the drain, and ask Judge Smith to will filed. ings are correct. Estatp of;John Morgan, deceased. thirty times as many Citizens phones as dissolve the injunction he granted some The quantity of material required for Petition for appointment of adminis­ have lhe Bell. The same Is substantially time ago and permit the drain to be the medium sire Is - three and threetrue of Middleville and Nashville. The constructed. They claim to have no quarters yards twenty-one Inches wide, trator filed. Hearing Feb. 10. have -t Jtations in Barry wish to lower the lake, on the contrary three and three-cigbtiuF yards twenty­ Estate o( S, A. Parsons, demwct tbMwant it maintained at It* ,-»res seven Inches wlfip oi- two yards fortyPetition for probate of will filed. ! ebunty to 12 for ibo Bell. four Inches wide. . 2nd. The Citizens and allied inde­ ant level. Hearing Feb. 17. Estate of Leo and Verna Marshall, ; pendent Phone Companies have nearly The opponents of the drain, who own minors. Petition for license to sell real 1,000 toll stations in the state, and more farms or cottages and boathouses on SwlM elder Is the materia! at the phones and more stations than the Bell the shore of Gun lake, oppose the head of the list for comfort garments estate filed. Hearing Feb. II. Estate of Lora Booram, deceased. Co., so that it is in better position to drain, claiming ns follows: That it Is purposely designed for'lounging during Petition’for rpecial administrator filed. give state line service. It is putting in proposed to shorten Gun river from its the cold sreson. They arc uiadp up Bond filed. Letters issued to Geo.H. new exchanges everywhere, having just present length of 27 miles to 11 miles. with a dainty binding of stitched silk, installed fine ones in Battle Creek and The fall from the beginning of the' and about the waist .Is loosely tied a Boot am. Marshall, and contemplating others in drain to its outlet is 26 feet. 'The cur­ silk cord, with tassel ends,’ which Tbe REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. I I towns now exclusively controlled by rent will of course be swifter than no*. matches the binding in color tbe Bell Co. . The bottom of the drain will be about Swiss eider ran now lie bought not only‘in the loveliest of plain col ora, WAKRA^rV DEEDS.. 3rd, The low phone and toll rate three feet below the bed .of Gun river, but in.many attractive fancy designs, Merritt Wood and wife to Guy jW. lines in Michigan today are due to the where the drain commences. They say showing stripes and dots of a contrast­ •Higgins, 15 acres section 36, Orange­ Independent Telephone Companies, of that the soft mud and ooze of Gun ing color; also a mottle effect, which la ville. $230. which the Citizens is the leader. They marsh will allow the water to drain new. William H. Frey and wife to Henry deserve encouragement. They make but of Gun lake into the new drain, Children Wear Cashmeres. Knox, 10 acres section 32, Johnstown. reasonable rates. They do not offer to whose more rapid- current will quickly Cashmen*, so enthusiastically ac­ $1,000. give away service at one time and take it away, thus making a sort of cepted by their eNers, are being gen­ Henry Knox to William II. Frey and charge double a fair price at some other. underground drain which would silent­ erously used for the little folks. Those, wife, 40 acres section 32. 81000. They make a reasonable charge.for toll ly but stuely lower the lake. They while soft and graceful and rich In col­ James Curtis and wife to Michael S. service. They propose to make »4ee claim that a dam would be. ineffective, oring, lack some of the serviceable Hynes and wife, 60 acres section 36 of but lOcents to talk to Hastings from because it is proposed-to make it across qualities of the flannels. Then there Carlton. 8-1,000. any one of their stations in southwest tbe stream or tbe drain only, and that ate “wool delaines" quaintly flowered Alonzo E._ Kenastjon to James'L. Barry county. Certainly that is reason­ the water would work around through and a new, very smooth and hard twisted serge and tbe albatross and Crawley, lot# In Hastings. 8730. able enough. It now costs that and a the soft muck on either wing of the the mohair and very light weight L. S. Hills and wife to Arthur D. mesrenger fee over tbe Bell line. dam, and get into the drain. They worsteds. Hughes, 1 acre section 31, Irving. 810. 4tir. It Is the policy of the Citizens claim once the drain was dug and the Arthur I). Hughes to Mauley M. Co. to encourage complete ownership inevitable lowering of tbe lake occurred, Panama Voile. Chase, 1 acre section 31, Irving. 830., of rural lines and phones by the farm­ it would result in a property loss of There is a uew weave of telling, Charles H. Williams to Arthur D. ers. Most of tbe lines In- southwestern more than $150,000 at Gun lake, and quite heavy, railed Panama voBe. that Hdghes, H acre section 31, Irving. Barry county now connected with the spoil ths pleasure ground and the sum Is used for street and agmidress gowns. $600.' . Beil Co. use Bell phones. The cost of mer outing of hundreds of people. It is shown Iu both pliliu and embroid­ Rosa E. Taylor to John Larabee.lot ered effects and In the most fashion the operator at tbe central station and They claim that the only effective dam able colors. 75, l»elton. 835. of maintaining the lines is, so we are would be one reaching from the hard John M. Larabee to Jennie F. Laratold, 84.00 per phone, while the Bell Co. land Oh one side'of Gun swamp to tbe Smart Salt For Ulrte. bee. lot 76, Delton. 8100. we are informed realizes 83 00 a year- hard land on tbe other, and. going down Mannish mixtures lu tweeds and Danian Haberstroh to James E. Me­ for lhe rent of each phone. The Citi to tbe hard soil under the muck.the cheviots make smart suits for young Lee, 80 acres section 31. Assyria. 8200. izens Co. propose to sell the phone to expense for which would bankrupt tbe girls in their teens. An attractive out­ L. A. McIntyre to Wm. L.Thomas, the farmer at actual cost, which ranges petitioners for the ditch. They claim door costume Is.Hholvu here developed lot, Hastings. 85,500. from 81200 to 813.00 per phone. The there Is ample evidence of an under tn brown and tan djetlot with leather John Itochu et al. to J. 8. Baker. 35 trimmings. The use of leather on walk­ farmer then owns it. It should last ground current through the mucky ing suits Is very fashionable this sea­ acres section 26, Maple Grove. $5000. many years. The rental said to go to ground now, and to make a drain that son. The closing Is'mnde with leather John F. Edmonds to‘William H. the Bell Co. on these phones is now would carry off the water rapidly would Rhoades, 40 acres section 14, Baltimore. about 25 per cent., which is a pretty result in the speedy lowering of tbe •1,460. big Interest. In four years the saving water level, and that situation would Harvey HUI to Alson Hill, parcel, would pay for the phone. The Citizens leave the cottagers aud property owners Woodland. 31. Co. want nothing whatever to say about without a remedy, since tbe expense to Charles F.Murton to George B.Heath. who shall operate tbe rnral lines, except maintain the water level would practi­ Lot in Hasting*. 813. that he shall be accommodating, honest cally confiscate tbe benefited lands Capital, ' < . QUIT CLAIMS. aud responsible. They want the farmers TheyxHaim this damage would far ex­ George Main to Ezra Morehouse, lot to completely control their own lines, ceed any possible benefits that could be and their operator will be selected as derived from the drain, and so ask in Delton $1. James Allerton to John E. Barry, 20 the Citizens’ Co. operator if he is the Judge Smrth to make the injunction OtTfctr! acres section 13, Castleton. $285. kind of person we have indicated, and permanent. Hannah Flynn to Mary J.Teller, sec­ he ought to be that kind for the good Cb«ter m«MT, PnsMeit. tion 26, Prairieville. $100 per annum. of the patrons. The Citizens Co. will Advertised Letters. . pay this operator a com mission on all R. B. mow. UkePru. toll line service, and so help to pay the Hastings, Michigan, Jan. 23, 1906. Marriage Licenses. expense of maintaining the rural lines. Letters addressed to persons named John V». Fin^bham, Hastings Tp., 23. X. H Jhatrwi, ZMbkr. 20 This p’an is a great deal better, we oelow remain unclaimed in. this office Lena Roush, Hastings, think, for the • farmers’ lines than and will be sent to the Dead Letter of­ having a corporation of monopolistic fice if not claimed by Feb. 6,1905. INHERITANCE TAXES. tetdenciee like the Bell Co. own their Mrs, Belle Myers, Mrs. Theda Jordon The following additional Inheritance phones. Mrs. Sarah Navue, Mrs. Sarah Crippen, 5tb. If given proper encouragement Miss Blanch Myers, Miss Nina Shaw, taxes have been paid since our last report. It will be seen that this is the by tbe people of the four towns men­ Miss Julia Barbarl, Mr. John Holzsource of a considerable revenue to the tioned, the Citizens- Co. will extend uarth, Geo. Jensen, John C. Blood aud their copper toll lines from Delton to E. M. Wolcott. state: . other points In those towns, and to Estate Hannah M. Upham. Please say “advertised" when asking “ John CoOney.-.- — Richland, so that complete service will for advertised letters. W. R. Cook, 12$ 43. •• DanliJacfcwn........... Ihrttlon J Postmaster. be given, and so they will be able to * JxrttV, ASbctt.......... reach their best market towns. •• EttoKnfcksrbocke.’. i -----------------------------Cbottr m«Mr, •• OrtnlHugtes............ The advantages especially to be •• Mary Ai» Gay...... gained by connecting with the Citizens How to Got to Co. for these rural lines are—complete There are a flew estates on which the independence for themselves, saving of amount of the inheritance tax has not rental for phones, far better county yet been completed. service and outside service. Wecsmmend these considerations to our read­ Don’t throw potato parings into the ers in the four townships mentioned, garbage box. but into the stove, and and urge them to co-operate with the thereby save-yourself from annoyance Citizens (Jo. in the manner we have of having to call the fire department to indicated, being oertrin that that course put out a chimney fire. The damp will be better for them and for the weather breeds favorable conditions for interests of those who want better chimney fin*. The burning of pota'tce county telephone service. parings prevents the gathering of soot. A man who is keeping up a strong soft The annual convention of the Mich­ coal inbis kitchqp range every day during the winter says you can never igan Bee keepers’ association will be Bnd a trace:of soot on the lids, the bot­ held at the Eagle Hotel, Grand Rapids, toms of the kettles, or Any part oF lhe on Wursday and Friday, February 23 Hovels potatoparings are burned dally. | and 24. j • 17. and others in measnring dry couitnodK ties, such as grain, meal, beans an® similar things, has been reecDtiy* brought out This measure Is without a bottom, ntyl It# sides are coUapofblaJ The measure consists of a number of Occupied the Attention of the Circuit Siaiple Shirt Watet. Court Moat of Last Week—Hear­ RlSnple blouses dr shirt waists fill ing Cootiaocd Until Feb. Uth. a need and are always In demand. The Gun River Drain case came up Jiirwever juueli more elabareiei ones before Judge fimity In the circuit court may be liked.* Tbl« one Is laid In box Tuesday. Witnesses against the drain, plaits for its entire length and Is be­ coming to tin? generality of woman­ were heard all of that aud the succeed kind, tyhlle.lt l« Absolutely simple and ing three days. Tb#t side of the case had still several more witnesses when tbe case was adjourned Friday after­ noon until February 13th, the adjourn­ ment being necessary became Judge Smith had to go to Eaton county to take up work in the circuit court of cut rates, in several instance* offering free phones. Byt when tbe Bell* Co that county. was asked to guarantee rates as cheap ’, Many have supposed that this case as the Citizens Co. for thirty years, was exactly like the Thornapple Lake they refused. The business men of Drain case, but that is an eribr. The Continued from page 1. to fear. The wriUr remembers when that company controlled the telephone Held in this state. In Hastings It then demanded 84 R for business ’phones and 836 for residences. When its patents expired, it slightly reduced those rates. When Hastings finally succeeded in getting the Independent Co. to con sider coming here, the latter offering to take a thirty year franchise with: fixed rates of 812 for residences and 820 for business phones, the Bell lie. Nervous people who are troubled with wakefulness and excitability have usually a strong tendency of blood to the brain, with cold extremities. The pressure of blood on the brain keeps It In a stimulated or wakeful state, and the pulsations in tbe head are often painful. If these symptoms occur In your case you should rise and chafe tbe body and extremities with a rough towel or rub smartly with the hands to promote circulation and withdraw the excessive amount of blood from the brain, after which you will probably fsll asleep In a few minutes. A cold bath or a sponge bath and rubbing dr a rapid walk In tbe open air or going up aad down.atelia a few tlmoa Jam before retiring will aid in equalising the circulation and promoting R. B. mwtr, parts/ which are binged. A twist otf the wrist aud this device will collapae and can be thrust Into the month of ■ The bag and measure tbns combine® are then used for a scoop and the ma­ terial Id this manner measured. Tha mvtul measure Irelng then withdrawal from tbe bag. the material Is left with­ in. It is .said that a grocer will uooat become deft at the use of this article^ and he wfil be enabled to save mucM time thereby. covered buttons. The skirt is dbaped with narrow gores and box plaits. Cos­ tumes in this mode may be made of velveteen, cordaroy, ladles- cloth, zibe­ line or melton, with chamois, velvet or heavy silk for trimming. Some suits made of smooth faced cloth are trim­ med with fancy braid. To make the •klrt In tbe medium size will require three yards of material forty-four |nchc« wide, with one-half yard of con­ trasting niaternil for trimming. To make (lie aklrt in medium size will re­ quire five yards of material forty-four In .a rodent lecture Booker T. Wash­ ington said that one twenty-sixth of the soli of Virginia was owned by ne­ groes. according to tbe official records. The negro race baa develoixnl more rapidly in tbe thirty years of Ms free­ dom than the Latin race had in a thou­ sand years of freedom. Al«out tC peq cent of-Italians. 83 per cent of Span­ iard*. 70 per cent of’ Russia ns arid RO per cent of South Americans were illit­ erate, but after thirty years'of freedom only 54 per cent of the negro race were Illiterate. ‘ • i “Ux Georgia,” Mr.•Washington said,1 “f ld.700.000 Is the taxable value of tha SEEING TELEPHONE. negroes- property. Probably the col­ ored man has learned the lesson of bkk Ing Its teal value from his white bivtb-. | en The figurea ought to be over $3Q»A telephone arrangement by which |ooo.noo." ' ' i those speaking may also we the face of the person at the other end ot the line has been Invented by -a Portland/ The Electric Review says that Parle (Ore.) mn«. J. B. Fowler. Ever since wtll finve forty miles of subway when 1878 Fowler has been working upon a tbe work now bcgjm Is completed. It device by which two persons st a dis- Is carried out In sections, aud at pcijhtakre might see one another’s fea­ ent two of tbe.sections are finished and . tures. Two months ago be bit upon have bean In use since the latter part the Idea which, followed out, has re­ of October. One of them runs acroaa sulted in apparent success. the central part, of tite city and coa^ How far it will be possible to see uects nt each end with onetof tbe ex­ faces over the wire must yet be ascer­ isting lines. |t passes the ‘St I^naar* tained, for Fowler baa kc|)t the entire station, lhe opera and tbe bourse The line.within his own residence. To the line runs entirely in tunnel. Qots'ofl observer, ways a Portland correspond­ the remarkable |>olnts of cunatroctlcm ent of the Ihttsburg Gazette, there ap­ Is ^be huge masonry and - Iron work pears an apparatus much resembling block which lies In front of the opera. the front of a large camera. There is It contains, three superposed tunuela, also a telephonic transmitter. To see ns In the ftjtare there will be three over tbe wire one puts hl® eyes to tbe ( *pbe which .corresponds to the lens of roads crossing at this point. Sow t* Ca» Sweet rotator.. a camera. 1 Prepare a rich sirup in a kcttla I* Miss Lillian Fowler went to the oth­ er end of the wire, twenty-five feet another'kettle boll tbe potato**. wUteh away. In another room, and any re­ hav«’ previously been peeled and ahrefi. flection by nilrrors was out of the ques­ Use tin cans, fill with the aticw of po­ tion. The face showed up as distinct ut,ves. and pour the sirup over them, am! clean ss fl miniature painting. As filling the can to tb? ‘brim. Wipe care­ she spoke her II|js were seen to move. fully. put on the top and saal^witb settl­ Tbe observer was In darkness, tlult fie ing wax. lieing careful to cover all might see the more cleairiy. Fowler holes There are dellcioua. has not yet doubled his apparatus so How tn Care lnflocn««. that both peraons may observe one an­ It Is not generally known that eqnei other ns they speak. TTe believes that parts of new milk and limewuter cowthis can'be easily done. stitute one of the best cures for inC»cnz>. surpassing whisky, which is ho COLLAPSIBLE SCOOP. much UMsl.-nnd In case* nfiere there is fexer the white of a raw egg wjH Metal McaaurlaK Tot Which Oroeera not only strengthen the .patient, bat Shoald Appreciate. will soothe the pain. Do not give tno A brand new .idea iu tbe constniction yolk, ns that would increaae the fever. iJ SarplMs, $75,000.00 * $20,ooo.w <■ Cfirifty throng of ptooK Wf wa aatao ma M ooMg to flx listings City Bank aisott ny day. R.C. TraKb, ILL Coot, D. $. Sooayur, Ette UMten, B. fl. flafertMU Oxy smH. nd Oopotit that bort. The interest commences at once and ihelps them to add to their prosperity. Why not join the throng? It’s the way to wealth and happiness. 3 KT cat tatorat prid kt Sniags Deparmat nd coapondcd tatt-nwully. CIkV art a tlx my to ptoMrtty. Mil Mr MMMh arse or money to Loan o* Real €«att Storttf. �I' w LOCAL NtWi'vr j ^ PERSONAL MENTION J Mias Vlnnie Ream gave a towel J. T. Lombard went to Detroit this ■bower for Miss Harriett- McIntyre, morning on a business trip. .who will be united in marriage this Editor Field, of the Herald, took in evening to Dr. Burton. Eight guests the Michigan Press Association meet­ were present and a pleasant time eaing at Detroit last week. Mrs. Field ieyed. A chafing -dfeh lunch was accompanied him. served. Old Jeremiah Jones of Missaukee county, who is the only genuine copper trimmed, rubber heeled and fully patsated weather prophet in the northern country, said the Grand Rapids Even­ ing Press, allows as bow there will be more snow in January, February antf March than was ever before known. That Bellevue-Coal v|>ln has attracted . Aho coal men of Ohlo^ and Homer Dawis, C. S. Torry, Mr. Campbell and oth­ ers have leaisod their farms with the understanding that work begins in the spring. The quality of the coal has been tested at the U. of M. and pro­ bounced as good as any coal mined Ln Michigan. The vein found on Mr. Da­ vis’ farm at a depth of eighty five is eleven feet thick. It’s just a short,simple story. It tells ct thelovq of a gentle little girl for a gullant old soldier who is near his last roll call And yet "The Old Major," by Florence Tinsley Cox, published in tire February McClure's- will impress deeply every reader who cares for ten oerness and sincerity. Thia is annouheed as the first of a series of child ■/cries liv this amber. We trust they will dll be told with the spme charming ■.mcarlty ;tnd grace; ■ The local furniture factories have fared iianpHomely at thefurniture sale whUh bus been in progress al Grand RBpids thia month. The Bookcase and Barber Chair factories report the largest 'sales they <»ver bad at Graud Rapidk The Table Co’s sales are already larger khan in Jan. last year, and hromise to cxcerd'rtvim by 20 per 'cent. The Wood­ working Co. has exhibited its goods at liratid Rapids for the first time this kb&sou. and are receiving quite a few' ordors. The day Of lhe baggage smasher is about^one. At Ypsilanti a new con­ trivance fdr handling all kinds of bag­ gage has been tested during the past two months and is said to be a success in many ways. It consists of a truck, not unlike th*e ordinpry/but has two , elevators operated by a crank that lifts tbe trunks etc., up to the level of the «&r without any trouble.'and it is said that one man can.du more work with it than two cau without. It also saves <Um agl iigthe baggage. »(biircft and Society.< The L. A. S. of tbe U. B. Church wili serve lunch at the home of Mrs. Ickea corner of Hanover and Grand Streets Thursday afternoon February 2nd. The subject of tbe morning sermon at theUnited Brethren Church will te: Mrs. Hattie Rose and daughter Marie "The Price of Perfection," In the Even­ are planning to go to Colorado, to make ing the subject will be; "The Valley of that state their future home. They Decision.” The Evangelistic services will locate in Greeley. are still In progress, and will continue Mrs. Lee Reed entertained a few of next week. her friends in honor of Mrs. C. G. Hol-1 brook, Tuesday evening. Covers were ' There will be no services at Town­ laid for tea and a pleasant evening was send's, Hall next Sunday evening be­ cause of tbe Quarterly meeting at enjoyed by all. Castleton. Mrs. Cordee Jackson, of Grand Rap­ The Hastings Musical Club will be ids, visited at Robert Burch's a few by and Mr?. days the UUyo «l.V JMMIk past week. WDVM ■ -JUU She went wuu, l.VU. from I> entertained . Mr. . Lombard * j .. their • 1.home — —1. aTuesday ’..— this place to Williamston W visit her and, daughters at I Jan. 31. sister, Mrs. Hayhoe. • ; I-n ” Mr. E. J. Anderson, a PlainwellI! Subjects of vital interest to the every Grant was arreetvd by Marshal Phil­ lipa on the charge of vagrancy. As Ibis was a second offeata Paddy wm given two hours to shake the snow of this city from his feet and thereby M-p arafte himself from a sentence to the Detroit House of CotmcUuii. The speed with which Paddy lit out was very commendable, amk.it is to be hop­ ed that more t~amp3 will be served likewise. attorney, has been in the city tbe past day life are discussed in the Men’s class week looking after the lute rests of lhe at the Baptist Church every Sunday at Gun lake property owners who oppose 12 o’clock by Supt. Chamberlin. The pastor's moi ning subject at the the Gun lake drain. Mrs. Duane Bauer was called to Baptist church will be the " Nine Cleansed." Evening, “ The Pool of Jackson, Saturday, to attgiid the fun­ eral of her grandmother. She will Bethesda" remain1 In that city for two jsreeks, vis­ TbeYoung-Ladies Missionary Society will meet at fbur o’clock and the B. Y. iting relatives and friends. ■ Mrs. Monroe Maus, of Sfoux City, P. U. prayer meeting Sunday at 6 o’clock The Tuesday evening Bible Study Iowa, and her three children, Miss«^ Edith, Marguerite and Master Richard, will meet at the home of Miss Jennie are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jiicob Mails Cook. Tuesday Jan. 21. and Other relhtives in tbe city. The Sbakespeue Class will meet with Mrs. Hattie Douglas, off Traverse Mrs. Hicks Moistay evening Jkn. 3nth. City, arrived in the city last; week ex­ The study will 'be the closing scene pecting to visit her parents, Mr. t m .. and of Othello. . Mrs. John Eggleston, for a few weeks, A Gold MedalContest will be held at but was sudch^tily called imthe by the the Church at Lacey Tuesday evening severe illuees of her husband, George January 31. Douglas. Supt. A. W. Chamberlin gave a very Erneet MdGnrn, of Boston, son of interesting and helpful talk ou Practi­ John McGurn, of this city, is home on cal Christianity at Baptist Church last a visit. He h a conductor on the Bos­ Suuddfr nigbt, '| ton & Maine railroad, with head­ Subject Epworth League Sunday quarters at Boston. He will go from Grace : this city on a western trip, returning to night, City.- Evangelization. Pryor leader. his home in March. / BRYAN LECTURE EBB. ZITH. member* «f Star Gran** 1* ta**by tor Crewy 2D yean. He had been oonAned i to bU bed about timer months. He was the fourth child to succtiaab to j that fatal disease consumption wMhIn j six years, a brother and two stolen i hsving proceeded hinvsll grown ag. county papers for putaHcatlea* and atoo ■ ; Albert wm a trustworthy, aaorgetle1 a copy b* presented to the family of young man. and leave* a- devoted and 1 the departed sister. faithra] wife, father and mother, two brothers and one sister.besides a host Mrs. Libbtk Blivin uf friends th mourn h|s loss. Mr*. Addie Pumrr. . Cwnmlttee OBITUARY. ' Word baa been received by the lec­ ture course committee of tbe Hastings Women's Club that Hen. William Jen­ nings Bryan would be here Friday evening, February. SCtb. Further an­ RORK-Mre. Estat Died hi this nouncements next week. * city Saturday of a cMnplicatiaa. of dis ! eases, Lydia, wife of Estes Rork. Lydia Campbell was bom in Canada about GO years ago, moving to this county when । she was a young girl. Jan. 17th ISG4 ’ sbe married Estes Work, and has re­ sided in this city ever since. Ffvechil flake them known in this, the dren were bom to them, four of whom, BANNER'S WANT ADV. COL- with the husband survive: Mrs. F. J. UflN - -One cent a word. Busby, of Detroit; Martin Rork. of Chicago; Romain,of Jackson, and Mary For Sale—A scholarship in book­ tbe youngest, living here. The funeral keeping and business forms in ths. In­ took place Monday. ternational Correspondence school ’a Mrs. Rork was a faithful member , of genuine bargin. i Apply to Jay Mead, tbe Baptist.church, and a consistent Wright Bros. ; 2w and- exemplary Christian. Sins will be Two Houses 'for rent. Enquire W. mourned nut only by her immediate family but by her large eirclp of friends Andrews. State road. Christian Endeavor Sunday at Gp. m. We will sell 10 pounds of tbe best led by Berman Frost. Rolled Oats for 25 c Friday aud Satur­ Work in 2nd Rank K. P. Monday day, at P. G. Bennett’s. night All members -urged to come. A fine new office is being fitted up at Moming subject at the.M. E. church the Wool Boot factory at the extreme next Sunday is* A Faithful Saying.” west end of the factory. Evening topic "IWikbed Corner Stones" Don’t bake cookies when -you can a sermon for iottng ladies. Prof. Chamberlin will speak at th* burJJsPouuds of.giuger snaps for 25 e. Friday and Saturday at Bun nett's. IJresbyterlan (Church Sunday evening .A jolly sleigh load of young people at 7 o’clock on“Tije Riches of Our Fa­ from this city went to tbe home of Eli ther's House." AU inyited: apocial Robinson in flope. They spent a very music. enUjabk- evening. Oyster supper a| A. F. Fausey’* Fri­ , One of fire largest potato growers in Mr. John Fincham jr., of -Hastings day eve F«-i>. 3d. f4>r benefit of Fastop Northern Michigan advocates washing township was united in marriage lu of Welcomi' M. EjT^iurcli. The charge । <i( potatuei for tong keeping. Ife says Mi.-s Lena Rjjish. of Hastings, at the -will 50 cents'^couple. he wash'*>bls potatoes and never lost; M. E. parsonage Wednesday Jan. IS. ' The-ljdll-t A<4umHV C. T. U. of one by ro'. after being put away iu cel­ The.safe iu the National Bank, has Welcome Corners! will be entertained lars. As as they are dug they are tpien causing Rome trouble this- week. at dinner by Mrs. lEdward Gorham Feb . hauled to a suitable rack, where Qie Two’ dogs were broken off cm lire inner hose in turned on them and they are door. Which is now being repaired. w.i ‘iied thoroughly, a bimdreu bushels Luckily the trouble did nou, interfere REPUBLICAN CAUCt S Mmlsj, Township. bMng washed in ten minutes. After HupertHovs room. i?o<in JIouk’. Batunta. with the "time-locking, device, uor iu Fohrtnn sth r»u .r • m i being allowed todry.theyare packed In I any manner make the safe lew secure. crates This man claims the cleaner tbe tubers are When put away the bet- It wquldheeni that the assaults of the pas’: few years, on the forests of this ' vicinity for sa\? logs would have clean­ ed the timber oat completely.' but not su. «■» even a greater number of lugs are being placc-i iu the mill yards here this year law ever before. The Nash­ ville Cooperage company "have at pies«ni • about'20X000 feet of timber In their yards and it is still coming at the rate of 20,000 feet a day. Saturday was | the banner day in the. history of lhe company for receiving logs. On—that day they received 125 loads. They ex . peel t-» have from TfiDjOOOtO $00,000 feet if timber in their yards by spring, H It. Dickinson is also receiving a large amount of timber at his milL The good sleighing lhe past week has great ly benefitted this business.-Nashville News. ' Ruler Md»p «U. Ilb occupation *M «tark In hit tahtrl More uuU«Mtta th* Your Wants t1>* tings Marta ts. lard jMrlb.. K&wTpSk ChMbeu*, dr****!. Itottf. drvwed .. MM, dr- MM GtanrMwd........ Mo*I i« r Um.......... MWUlhix*. J*r toa. REm.BLKAK CAUCUS-«op« T*wn»Mr. Strayed—About two weeks ago At Ckm-rtsls. r i». tn..H*tunUy. Februarj MV. । Kall, rer hbL to the cotint)- euoTrnU-xi.1 Tiaouiy....... fox bound, black and tan. with littte I to rivet fiy white on breast. About 23 inclies tali | and would weigh about 50 pounds. Answers to na*ie of “Mage." Finder will be suitably: rewarded by returning to me, or informing me of his where­ abouts. Chas. Merrick. City. Your Grandmothers Coffee was gooi coffee. It was grown carefully, selected with care, roasted perfectly, sold pure, made strong mid served steaming hot. WANTED—1‘ovBg man from Barry county to prej are for desirable position in Govt. Mall Service. Salary tJSOO. Rap­ id promotion to 8PA). -Splendid op­ portunity. Address C. W\ Box One, Cedar Rapios, la. 3t Our Found—A package containing a fig ured china bread and butter plate; was left at this office Saturday. Owner can have same by calling for it. Oriental Coffee FOUND—a! (pitchfork oti the bill near the Electric Light plant on State street. .Owner can get tbe same at tblsoffice by paying for this notice. has the "goodnessand purity of the coffee used by your grandparent. it is made of Mocha and Java and is put up exclusively. for uh. It conies in air­ tight, pound cans only. Those who have used it are still using it and pronounce it the bast coffee they have ever tried. Have ydu ever tried it? It sells at , ' ' , CUBA-For reliable information ft concerning the climate, soil, produc­ tions, people, laws, land titles, oppor­ ft tunities for Americans in fruit grow ft Ing. gardening, bee keepibg or stockntlsing; for prices of land tn 1 irge or small tracts and for transportation to Cuba, write or call on TH E TROPICAL LAND CO. Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Detroit Michigan. 35 cents the pound. ib W ib . Card of Thanks. .Wr.Irtlre to thank ttaftiraxi. *ttO to klaffft s-Htel durtax il»e UbwA ntxl death of ourhuiband aud father. Mkm. Lkvi FR» * HAMS & RUSS, The Grocers Big Manufacturer’s Sale To advert.se and introduce their celebrated line of NEW ROYAL and other Sewing Machines, the Manufacturers have decid. _________________ ed to sel1 for 2 da7s at absolute factory cost their entire line of High-Grade Hachines. sioelihutson the legislature ’ Thanks tp the persistent efforts of f^aker Master of the house, and President pro tern Glasgow of the Sen­ ate, coupled with the desire of the better elements in both branches of the legislature, the bo called “junketing trips" will not be indulged in this win­ ter. Instead, each separate committee wili go direct to its stale Institution, do necessary work and return. Any one not a member of tbe committee, Seboosing to go with them, will not be «bie to collect mileage from the state. Rep. Towner, of ^ent,haa introduced a bill to amend the drainage laws so as to require a majority of the interested persons to sign tbe petition instead of ten as heretofore. The bill will cover tbe wants of the farmers of this county. A bill has also been introduced look­ ing to tbe abolishment of the state census. The idea is fast gaining ground that tbe taking of the oenshs is a use­ less expenditure of money. The farmers are to have their organi­ sation again, same as the previous sessions of the legislature. A meeting has been called for this purpose Wed­ nesday evening, 40 representatives and 10 senators having signed the call. The’ governor, who has kindly offered Lhe I use of bis rooms for the meeting, has signified his Intention of joining the farmer's club. 27th and 28th If you are thinking of buying a machine this year it will pay you to buy now and save money. The manufacturer’s represent­ ative will be present during this sale and a beautiful souvenir will be given to every lady who calls. All machines warranted for io years by the manufacturer. In order to mafe this sale a rousing success we have decided to offer a big reduction ii price every piece of Furniture in our large double store. Miller 8 Harris Furniture Co 205 to 207 S. Jefferson Street. HASTINGS, MICH. �Fred L. Heath Our Prescription Depart­ ment is backed by long and intimate experience in this branch of Pharmacy, insuring your always get­ ting exactly what your doctor calls for. No de­ lays -no substityting-perfectly supplementing the efforts of your physician to bring back health and strength. Few stores are equipped-as we are for thia important work. Come to us with your prescriptions. Our prices are right. For flour, feed, coal,wood, and eleva­ tor stock phone 199. Memo Turner. Doctors report ajgreat deal of throat and lung trouble, especially tousllltls. The little daughter of Mr. and Will Cushing who has been very now out of danger. PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. G, M. Fox is visiting Jackson relatives. Mrs. Chas. Fredrick Is on the sick list A jolly sleighload of young folks this week. Sheriff FurniM was a Nashville visi­ went to Freeport Friday night, attend­ tor Friday. ing a dancing party there. A. A. Anderson was a Grand Rapids Mrs. D. R. McOmber fall down a’ couple of steps at her home on West vtaitor Friday. Green street Sunday and was quite Mrs. T. M. Mahar returned Saturday severely injured. from Jackson. Success does not strike the man very Get. Menhennlck went to Grand hard who hangs about the streets with Rapids Saturday. his hands in bls pockets awaiting W, R. Cook made a business trip to something to turn up. Kalaiuazoo, Tuesday. Tbe postal authorities have sent out a circular stating that it will be here, after unlawful to put circulars, bills,or other advertising matter in the-jural mflll boxes. The team belonging to tbe Citizens Telephone construction gang became frightened at something near the M. C. freight depot and ran away. The sleigh was badly smashed as was the harness. What would you do QaII 'pm nf rniircP Sell CITI OI COUrSe ‘ ’ - You’n **>• Y«. of course you would but how? 1-3 off? We did that for _____ two weeks and sold a big lot, but --there’s 40 more. Here’s How We’ll Do It. ,Aurthur Brown was in Grand Rap­ ids un business Friday. George Whitney returned Saturday to bls home, Celina, O. 8. S. lugereon, of Nashville, was In city ou business Friday. Mrs. Minnie Cook, of Allegan, is Vis­ iting friends in this city. Mrs. Foster Root, of Middleville, Is HAIR AND CORK INSOLES • Friday night Marshall Phillips arr­ visiting Mrs. J. B. Mulliken. 10c Cyrus Shelleubarger visited his par­ ested Austin Bar num on a charge of being drunk disorderly. Saturday, ents at Lake Odessa last week. mottling he wm taken before Jtwtice Guv. McNaughton, of Battle Creek, Drugglit kRiker and lined SlOJJfl,’ including costs, .isj in Ute city today on business. j which he paid. Mrs. A. Barnaby left for Lansing, The new smoke stacks have been Saturday, to visit her sou Fred. raised at the Boot factory. Some Reuben Webster, of Johnstown, vis-1 further change? remain to be made in ited friends in this city, Monday. the machinery department before it George McConnell and wife visited I will open up for business, It !r hiped friends in North Irying last week. I are necemry before takipg inventory. to begin oporaUon to-day. John Weissert Las been conthn-d to' All lines will be affected by our reMrs.Aaron Dnr.fee. of Baltimore, his home by illness the past week. I snarliably reduced prices. died Friday, and was buried Holiday. Mrs. C. II. Osborn is In Kalamazoo, She was of the Spiritualist faith, 'and her foneral was conducted by Smril- Ute guest of Mrs. Winlfried Maus. nlists. She was a woman very highly Miss Alma Herman, of Kalamazoo, spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Hogle. c iteomed by all who knew her. I If you had still 40 coats on hand, and stock taking about, here. Honest Injun what would you do? for All the Coats that were $5.00 or Jess All the Coats, that were 7.50 to 10.00 for All the Coats that were 12.00 to 15.00 for $2 50 5 00 7 50 These Coats are ini all sizes and in good colors—Fawns, Navy|» Gray, Black and . Tweed Mixtures. Any Sire, Fred L. Heath 43 WOOL AND LUSTRE WAISTS—at Exactly Half Thalr Real Price 23 DRESS AND WALKING SKIRTS -at a Fraction at Their Real Value—1-3 Off Still Further Stock THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS Reductions <’/Omparisou solicited on 1 Wateller. ClocKo. Jewelry. Silverware. Sterling Silver Nov«lii< Cut Glass. China. Jarcliniers and Fred Tungate - visited his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. H.’B. Andrus y^tetday received word from their son Honry- Reuben Webster, of Johnstown, Thunwho is u student at St. Viatenr’s college that he was the victim of quite a severe Howard Thomas left Monday- for an accident, his nose having been broken extended trip through Indiana aud Illi­ in two places. He is expected home nois. to-day. Jos. Simson, of Seneca Falls, N. Y., Sad to relate, the pet crow owned spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I). R. by Covert Freer has frozen to death. Cook,. This wonderfully cute bird which de­ Dr. Marks, of Grand Rapids, was in lighted to call to people frotn^ome the city on professional business Fri­ safe retreat and had an extensive vo­ day last. • cabulary, will be missed as few of. his Mr. anid Mrs. J. 11. Mulliken visited kind would be. their son John, of East Thornapple, Emmanuel Junior Guild was' very pleasantly entertained by ChesterStemm At eix o’clock Mrs. Stemm serv-»d 3 de­ All fresh goods and representing the newest productions. , licious sujiper. which was duly appreci­ ated and dispatched. Art Interesang program prepared by Fredrick Healb was carrka out. " I Umbrellas. JOHN BESSMER. The Jeweler. Hastings, Mich. The Specials for the reniainder of the montf Monday. Mr. and Mrs.-Kellar Stem spent Saturday.and Sunday with Grand Rap­ ids friends. ' . Mrs. .Maggie Hall was called to Law ton Saturday by the serious illness of, hef sister. ' *? . '“'1 Thursday, night, the members of the ■ \\jjlPs.Wui. Mead returned Friday from Presbyterian choir and thdir frtanr* to i twoWks’ visit,with her daughter ii? the number of 14, made a merry party Prairieville. . J of .sleighriders Who on Thursday nftht Dr, W. Q. Knowles, of Grand Rapids, went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will was the gueqt of Lee Reed and wife K rpnewltter, erf R utland. The eveting over Shnday. j wnf very enjujubly spen£ E Tylen was .t^Ut-d-TToAlbirsgo -death uf bls brother Silt is very destrucli’ sidewalks., “ ice trum walks should not Le permitted UNION Mr.’ and Mrs. W. D.' Read went to under any cWcumstanees. Use sand Detroit. Munday, where they fixpect to which is harmless, <,r ashes which fare' spend the yuek. . ■quite so, dnd accomplish the desired re • R. W. Durkee and family and ’Mr., suit without injury to the walks. I iagrahm and, family' visited Irving We notice by the Lake Odessa papers friends last Sunday. that the Faruiere and Merohailts Igmk E; Foster, of Detroit, was in Hast­ directors of :that place unanimously ings this week, the guejt of Mr. and reelected J. J. Eckhardt, of Woodland. Mrs. Chas. Sherwood. president andI our former townsman Harry Eggleston, of Elkhart, IndSaraual Velte, as cashier. Success. to them and to tjielr batik is the wiahi of visited his parents. Mr. aud Mrs- John Eggleston last week. their many friends in the city. 1{.H. Andrus aud family have moved Make it a rule to keep as much of ,into the house owned by Mrs.Spence at yonr earning?- in jflour own locality »w 401 South Jefferson street you can. If you ilnd that your hime R.- B. Messer attended the annual । town cannot supply all your needs keep banquet of tbe SChubert-club at Grand your money tu Your county, and if frou Rapids Wednesday night can not do this, by all means keep your Mrs. H.C. Cook and daughter Ger­ money. In your home state, and thus^en­ COMFORT. SEKVIRK. -STYLE AKD. 15H1 rich your commonweali^ and keep trude went iu Grand Rapids Thursday SiOUALISTY AKE THE KEQVi.SItTES <JF A to visit her slater Mrs. Doane. down your taxation. HASTING- WRIGHT BROS Phone • . MICHIGAN MADE ULSIRAH1.E SHOE* THE ’•IlAINljON” FOK MEN COMPLIES WITH AU. THESE BE4U1KRMENTS. Mr. and Mrs. L. Thlbout. uf Grand W. L. Hall did a very thoughtful act Rapids, have been spending the post of kindness for the children in the week with Mrs. James Silsbee. Kindergarten department of the <ity Mrs. Jesse Erb, Sr., had- a very severe schools Friday. He prepared an im­ OVALITY SHOE STORE. mense box for his bobs, and took them hemorrhage of the head Friday, but is much improved at this writing. all sleighhtg. The little folks enjoyed MMMMNHIIIIII themselves hugely and many were-the W. Bt Cook aud wife attended the expressions of pleasure heard fiom state meeting of the Michigan Press them and of appreciation- of whaf Mr- Association at Detroit last week. ‘ Hall did for them. • Nathan P. Allen, a Grand Rspids Chauncey Barnes, well known to attorney, was in the city Friday on Mr. and Mrs. Levant McIntyre will many Hastings people, was for six years business connected with the probate give a luncheon to come of her lady County Clerk of Allegan Coinity. court. friends this nooh. Mrs. A. T. Trumbull is spending a The board of supervisors of that Co unty Cards are out announcing the marat the January session, presented him few days with her daughter, Mrs. Burt .riageof Miss Hattie J. McIntyre to Dr. B. Smith, 323 Henry street, Grand Clarence Henry Burton to-night. The with a Hue upholstered rocker as a to­ ken of the esteem in which he was held Rapids. ceremony will take place at the home by thejnembers and in recognition of Jdhn Goodyear, who baa been con­ of Mr. and Mr*- Levant McIntyre at his faithfulness in tbe discharge of his fined to his home for several weeks six o’clock. official duty. Mr. Barnes Is now em­ with rheumatism of the eyes, Is slowly We ark our correspondents and ad- ployed In the auditor general's office at Improving*. vertiserejto kindly bear in mind that our Lapsing. * Mrs. W. E. Osborn and son Roswell, press day is now Wednesday. Just as of Kalamazoo, were the guests of Mrs. The B anner received this week an far as is possible,we urge our correspond­ ents to mail their letters on Monday; account of a golden wedding. It waa H. B. Andrus and other friends Mon­ and our advertisers to hand in changes well written and we would have gladly day and Tuesday. printed it. but for these reasons: It J. Collier Cobb who has been visit­ for their advs. Monday. The call for the republican city cau­ was unsigned. It was an account of ing his father Lee S. Cobb for the past an event that happened January JDtb, few Weeks returned to bis home in cuses to elect delegates to the county convention is issued. They will be and so would be over two weeks old Begiidji, Minn... Monday morning. held Wednesday evening February 8th. The Bannkr would appreciate well! Mrs. Wood will leave Thursday of > The convention will be held in thia written accounts of such events sent us, thia week for Cadillac, where eh^ls to | city at 10 a. m. Thursday February 9th. soon after they occur, if properly signedfinot that we care to print the writer’s. catfcr for a large dinner party at the j The judicial convention for this cir­ home of William Mitchell, atwealthy . cuit wiU be held at Charlotte on Thurs­ name, but we must know that the arti­. lumberman of that city. Miss .Vinnik day. February 9th 'at 1:30 p. m, so the cle Is sent In good faith. But au ac­> Ream will go to Cadillac, Friday, her . delegates elected can go •horn the count of something that happened twoI services as an elocutionist being en-l county convention to the judicial con­ weeks before the Banner is printed gaged for the same function. has LittleS news value. vention at Charlotte. C. W. Clarke & Co. LOCAL NEWS DE ESS GOODS Grey Clipped Zibilene. yd $1. Io.. Green Mixed Zibilenex yd $1.15... Blacky Blue Zibilene, yd $1.00 .. Mixed.Zibilene*. yd $1.00 Mixed Buitiny*. yd OOc and $1.00. Black. Brown Zibilene*. yd (15c... Mixfd Zibilene. yd 50c.. now now The New Idea Patterns JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE 1-4 to 1-2 off on Coats 1-4 off on Skirts Furs will be closed out regardless of Cost Ladies’ 25c Underwear now 19c READ THESE MONEY-SAVING PRICES ON FLANNELETTE GOWNS Ladies’ Night Gowns, positively 50 cent value, Ladies’ Night Gowns, positively 85 tent value. Ladies’ Fancy Night Gowns, JI.00 value Ladies' Fansy Night Gowns, JI.25 value Men’s Night Shirts, positively 50 cent value.. . Men’s Fancy Night Shirts 31.00 value. .’. cut price cut price cut price cut price , cut price now Bargains worth coming a long way to get. 89c 67c 79c 98c 89c �| CORRESPONDENCE. | GRANGE HALL CORNERS. SHULTZ. Mr. Loy Wellman has gone to Hast­ Mr. and Mrs. Afton Smith of Podmik, were guests at A. F. Shaltz’ one ings to work in the W ool Boot factory. Mias Minnie Blocher, who has been The dance at the hall was quite well day last week. Erpma Kenyon is working for Mrs. spending a few weeks with her parent*, attended 40 numbers being sold. Floyd and Made Wilkinson spent returned to Hastings, Monday. Wm. Pitt is moving his tools, etc. to Anson Merrill, of Rutland. Saturday night and Sunday at Mage Mr. Clarence^Grave® while drawing Mrs. Kate Kahler and son of North his farm in Penfield. Brandsteter’s near Delton. Barry and Mrs. Mary Laubangb and logs one day last week, bad the mis­ Andrew Ketcham and wife of Bed ­ spent Oscar Chamberlain and wife liftle daughter of Delton, epent several fortune to let "one of them fall on him, Sunday with Shelby Nash and wife ford, And Madge Mortlock, of Allegan, daQrsof last week with their parents hurting him quite badly. were visitors at Joe - Bowser’s Friday. near Shultz. Floyd Nease, who has been staying Mf.'and Mrs. J. Horn. Mrs. Babcock and children visited Moliey Barnes and daughter Wil da Huy and Laura Terpenning are with bis uncle, V» ilbert Smith, for a ®f Kalamazoo is spending a few days her sister Mrs. Stamm Friday. short lime, went to iRke Odessa. Sat­ spending sqme time with their sister with E. B. Payne and family of this Mrs. Merrill has been sick for a week and family, Mr. and Mm. C. Filly of urday, to live. bat Is better at this writing; . Meetings are being held at the Free Middfevilie. Edward Acker and wife spent Sun­ C. Iden and family spent Sunday Claude McIntyre of .B,altimore, vis­ Methodist church, also at lhe Dunkard day with the former’s father N. Acker with Sherm Zimmerman and family. •' ited at bia.uncle's A. Smith, last week. church. •f thisjlace. A special meeting of .the W. C. T. I*, Mrs. Benkes’ mother, Mrs. Wm. BtlsByron Lewis*of Woodland, is spend­ Mrv. Mary Doster of Prairieville aud bridger is in poor health. Dr. Galligher ing several weeds’ at this place, tbe was held at Mrs. Barnum’s, Tuesday. Mrs. Felix Chamberlain of Delton spent is attending her. " guest of Andrew Smith Mid family. Friday with Mrs. Gid Wilkinson. j Air. Hiram Merrill and daughter Mrs. Mre. Sadie Martin and daugter from Gid Wflkinson attended the fnnerel ■ wiU . WickwIm went to Lacey’Friday tonear Hastings, is visiting her sister People In this vicinity are busy filling ■of Albert Fisher near Cressey Friday. s)e ;»Calvin Stevens who is quite rick. Mrs. Chas. Deering this week. their ice houses. ; • The joint insteDation of the K- O. T. | Chas.'.Id&n lost a horse from lock-jaw Mrs. F. Bailey and daughter of Brush The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. R. M. M. was attended by a la‘rge crowd., the past week it was one of his match Ridge, spent Wednesday of last week K. Stanton for dinner Thursday Feb. 2. The many friends of Floyd and . Ma­ team. with Mrs. Fred Zerbel. Mrs. Kmeline VanSyckle was called lieport says Saia Ney has bought the tte Wilkinson met at their home Fri­ The L. A. S. met with Mrs. Mary to Gaines, Mich, by the serious illness H. J. Iden farm. day evening and gave them a pleasant Smith on Tuesday of last week and of her brother Harrison DeMo nd. surprise refreshments being served and was largely attended. A pleasant time Mr. Merrill aud others of the neigh­ hood are putting In telephones. HOPE CENTER. DOWLING - .CLOVERDALE. a good time enjoyed by alt is reported. Mrs. Augusta Weyerman Gid Wilkinson and family spent SuhMrs. Henry Bennets, of Milo, visited will eutertaiu tbe next meeting. day with Henry Wilkinson and family the family of Hei^ry pejjqels, of-CloyThe little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bear Cloverdale. Purl Tuttle who has been very sick, exdBlej Iwl wwk. I Clyde Walton of Maple Grove spent QoxrUrl, m«llw service* Ver. beMp* **“'r “ wri,i'« Sunday with M. S. Bagley and family. will Toblu »ad gt the Methodist church here last Sun­ ™' day, Presiding Elder Calleu was pres­ m«.e to Battle Ciwk thll et and the ordinance of baptism was many friends are sorry to have them f Sleighing is tine and the meii Af® a Administered Iv infapt daughter of Jlermau Zerbel and family were in : proving It by hauling logs and getting Arthur Patton and Wlf«Ndflh Barry, Sunday, to call on their ' sjood. Born‘to*Fred Green and wife od the uncle Jim Underhill wbo recently Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leichleiter visited 21st a^on[weighing nine pounds. broke his leg. .friends in Nur th Barry last Sunday. Mrs. William Hager, mother and Albert Warner of Prairieville, spent Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kellogg, Mr. Mrs. Lena Trowbridge, sister of Mrs. last Sunday at Chas: Kenyon’s. Champion and Mrs. Riddle, all of Bat- Fred Green are here taking care of lhe Mira Lizzie Anders of West Hope, is Gfpek, called on relatives here last latter. lying sick at the home of her cousin, Bunday, The Misses Lottie and Leta Fox are' Mm. Hattie Bliss of this place. 'l^fORTH JOHNSTOWN. '■'.Mte. Ed. Bristol And sou Karl visited visiting friends in Kalamazoo this the former’s mother in Irviug last Sat­ week. urday and Sunday. FrankJFox has resumed work for the Mr. Ernest Quick and family, of Michigan Buggy Co. ■' Milo, visited at Affiby Ferris’ a few Theadore Geib and Willie Gibson days last week. came home from Irving last Saturday, Adam Wolf and wife visited lhe and the latter is quite sick. Grange here last week aud gave a tine Mrw William Ashly is very ill. report of the State Grange, which was, Mre; Holmer Green, while coming out thoroughly enjoyed by all present. of the store one day last week, fell and Th$ many friends of Bertie Letts, dislocated her wrist. who was so seriously hurt last week Mrs. Emma Collins has been very while coasting, will be pleased to learn that he is doing, as well as can be ex­ sick but is|better at present. pected and with fair prospects of re: ©•very. Charles Monica has moved into his new house. Howard {Pierce, wife and daughter The farmers here are very enthus­ iastic over a proposed new independent of ThreeJRivers, are visiting the family telephone line. Hope they will get it. of Ira Brooks. jsb we have kept still long enough. Mark Fox and family and Mrs. Bertha: Kenyou attended the funeral of the little daughter of Bert Garrison at Ernest McGurn, of Boston, Mass., Is Dowling ouc day last week. CEDAR CREEK. DELTON. Mrs. Wert man is getting worse all Presiding Elder M. M. Callen con She time. ■ ducted quarterly conference Saturday Ambrose Cox will build an addition aud communion services Sunday at Cloverdale, at which service Helen to his barn in the spring. Josephine Patton was baptised. . A very nice party of young people at Cottage prayer meetings are being Jay Wilkinson’s last Friday night. held'this week at the homeo of John McBain and Wm. Briggs, of Delton. Mrv. Susan Barry is able to be out The subject at the Delton M. E. . -again after three weeks* illness. church Sunday evening at 7 o’clock will Mira Julia Barry while returning be “And If I Perish, I Perish.- At home from the city had a runaway. Cloverdale at 10 a.m. the subject will Her horse became frightened and rau be “For the Promise is Unto You.’* home with her, but no damage was Also at Cressey at 230. : UORTHWESTCASTLETOfi Mrs. Lrater is quite ill fit this writ­ ing. On Thursday evening last the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garrison met with a fatal accident. While play­ ing with the fire, in some manner her clothing became Ignited and before help arrived the child was so badly burned that death resulted in a few hours. _ WEST PARMELEE. jilje were guests of H. Towns ai-d wife on Friday. Mr. Denis Hager and wife, of W. Sun­ field, visited Mrs. Millie Hager one day Iasi week. Otis Morgan who lias been unable to attend schuuF on account of illness is belter. • Mrs. Harlan Hamilton has returned from Big Bap ids where she has been EAST WOODLAND. caring for her sister Mrs. John Trumble Christian Endeavor leader next Sun­ who is quite ill with pneumonia. day evening Rev. C D. Jarvis. Henry Adams was in Hastings on Mr. and Mrs. John Leedy, of Scote- business Thursday. ’ F. ML Stimson and family entertain­ ed Mrs. Sophia Chase, sods and daugh­ Roy Wise has been sent to tbe re­ ter, of Middleville, oh Sunday. form school) at. Lansing until he Is Philo Cline and J. F. Baas are tilling eighteen, for stealing. their Ice bouse. A chance for ice cream Mr. and Mm. Albert Dilienbeck, of next summer. Woudland, were guests of O. B, Hager Clarence Stimson, of Grand Rapids, aud wife ou Saturday. . . was the guest of his parents F. M. hr. Mburfte Rowlader and wife, of Stimson and wife. His daughter Leta Lansing tare Visiting their daughter, who has been quite ill with typhoid fever Is gaining rapidly. • Mis. Stan Davis, this week. Miss Grace-Sheldon and brother Lee The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. Herbert Johncock on Thursday Feb 2 spAnt Sunday with the Misses Bertha and Estella Ballou. . Will Shedd and wife are entertaining for dinner, ifrs. Henry Hitt received the sad Mark Fox has a new'Portland cutter. • Mr. Willis and wife this week^ news of the death of her father,Mr. A man from Plainwell was through John Nead of Saranac, on Saturday. this town buying furs last week. The Epworth League, of Cloverdale, held a shadow social at Ira D. Brooks’ The remains of Levi Fry were buried Friday evening. The house was filled in Che cemetery one day last week. Mr. with young people. A splendid time JFry was a soldier in the war of the was reported. Receipts, S10. Rebellion aud served over two years in The fimeral services of Albert Fisher the 23rd Michigan. weje held at his father’s home at Jacob Mott caught a half bushel of Cnwsey. Friday, at 10 o’clock. Services perch aud rock bass one day last week. at the home were conducted by Rev. Mira Shultz, teacher iu District No. l, G. T. Fisher, assistea by Rev. J. N. visited at Ruben Webster’s, iu Johns­ Lawrence, of Richland. . Services at the town, last Saturday and Sunday. grave were conducted by the Order of Sam Larabee has a new cutter. Now Maccabees of Delton, of which Albert look a leedle out girls ! was a member. • Edd. Cassady and wife, Fay and Nina Whitworth spent Sunday with Myron Whitworth eatjt of Lacey. Mrs. Lucy Bugbee is (julte seriously ill. Dr. Fritch of Cloverdale is attend­ ing her. ______ Tlaitlng ble father and mother, Mr; and Mrs. John McGurn. Clayton and Floyd Morford are visit­ ing friends in Battle Creek this week. Bertie Letts is slowly Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanton are spend­ ing a week with friends and relatives in Nashville. Little Carl Scofield is quite ill at tbe hofaae of bls grand father, T. Scofield, this week. Mrs. Laura Sheldon and daughter Gr»ce, attended the birthday oarty at J. A. Friths’ tn West Vermontville, on Wednesday. Tbe friends of Walter Boyles, wbo is ill in a hospital In Detroit, are pleased to learn that be is now practically out of danger. Mrs. Jasper Bergman, of Nashville, spent part of last week with Mira ' Julius Hager. DOSTER. Band meeting Wednesday evening al Doster. Calkins and South Pine Lake schools will have a social Feb. Srd. Mrs. Augusta Doster has purchased a new Steinway piano. Mrs. Minnie Farr entertained a few neighbors Friday evening. Coasting aud flinch were enjoyed until the wee hours of the nmnqng, when all depart­ ed, deciding that they had a most en­ joyable time. The Ladies’Aid Society at Mr. George Hayman’s Thursday, the Wth, was well attended there being over 80 pres­ ent. The proceeds were SA30. Mr. John Marshall is quite low al­ ibis writing. Mr. Earale Golden is on the sick list. POINTERS ABOUT RAZORS. The BverngMuan'wbo shave* hlmaeil doesn’t know Tiow to take care of bls razof. d<-splte all the advice that hatbeen gu’efl to him In tbe public print.' from time to fl me. says a writer Id tin SL"Louis Globe-Democrat He ivfll set n good razor and use li daJ STter day, then wonder why nt th* end of D abort time it icwow it* edge even though !»• strops jt most careful­ ly. A raior neeils l>rief Intervals of rest or It will grow dull, no mutiar *wiiat effort* art finule to keep it flllfiTh Jf you have a good razor, and It sp pMrs to be losing Its edge. juaF-try n rest for It instead of having It sharpen­ ed up again. Tbe chances are that when you put It Into use again at tbe expiration of three or four days It wUl prove as Ehgrp a* If it had been care­ fully boned. J A mau wbo shaves himself ought to have at least two razors aud use tl«e*e on alternate horning*; Hen. if his ra­ zors are nJ! right, be will have but lit tie trouble with tlicin. It Is also possl ble to strop a rasor too much. Jt should not be stropped for tnpre than half u minute before shaving, and cart* sbouhl be taken never to bear heavily on |b?.strop whlje doing th’a. Let the razor rest lightly on the Iratlier, and the Iwvt results will be I After finishing n shuve strop (he rqror once more for, a few secopds, and this will insure a much better condi­ tion for It f Can- and a little time are needed. 0 sene orange Jelly .in the fallowing way: Select even sized oranges him! cut them In halves. fatefully remove the pulp, leaving the compnrtmenu unbro­ ken. Fill every other space with a thin orange Jelly, poured in with a spoon, and put the shells on Ice until tbe Jelly Is firm. - Then till the empty compart­ ments irith stiff whipped cream and Tbe long sboqldcrs of the moment •oraeUme* give a lot of trouble to tbe amateur dreaamsk.’r. Tbe correct way to fit them 1* to put the under part In first. Tack tbe full portion of the sleeve* into small plait* and make them perfectly fit the sfu 6f tbe arm­ hole. The effect Is prettier if the plait* are looramed after tl.» bolero is H. Cogswell visited friends at Brook­ fitted; but. If dratred. they can be left field the past week. ■tltcbed for • few Inches from the arm­ Geo. Barry after visiting relatives hole. There are many device* for ob­ here a few days returned last week to taining lhe long shoulder effect with­ out actually cutting the long Ream, bis uncle’s at Bennington. which u ao difficult For example, em­ The F- M. Quarterly meeting which broidery and lace cau lie arranged so was to have been held at Stony Point as to have tlie points running down last week has been put over until Jan over die top of the arm, and this will be found ver?- effective. 27 to 29. CORNERS again after being -.unable to work fur Plainwell, Friday. CRESSEY. some time. Mrs. Betsey Leinaar, who was called Coral Dutcher is working in {lu­ McCOMBER SCH L HOUSE. brae by tbe death of Albert Fisher, reMrned to her home in Jackson, Mon­ tings. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Traver and daugh­ Tbe K. O. T. M. M. installed officers ter Mildred spent a part of last week with Mrs. Robt. Traver. Ethel Barber returned home Satur­ for the coming year Saturday nlgbt. Fred Fisher, Geo. Covey and wives day after a two weeds’ visit In Battle After a long Illness Mrs. A. Durfee visited at D. G. Crate’ Sunday. Creak. departed from this life last Friday morning. She leaves a husband and Mre James Jeffers Is sick at the pres ­ Mrs. Jane Barber and Mrs. Philip Mre. F. Barry who bu been 111 is one daughter. Funeral was held Sun­ Barber were both able to be out Sunday ent writing. day morning at the house, burial at much Improved being able Sunday to after a slight Illness. Ed. Pottef, wife and son went to call on her daughter Mrs. D.Townrand, Dowling cemetery. Plainwell one day last week. ' Mra-VauTarale, who has been having Guy Miller and bis pupils spent lost who livery low with consumption. Jasper Barlacome is husking corn « serious time with a carbuncle on her Tuesday evening at Mr. Johnson’s. for Geo. Morehouse. /•ot, 1b thought to be improving. / E. Brown airtf wife visited the for­ Game* and music were played and at a Mrs. Cairns, who has been visiting late hour dll dejmrted for home, wish­ Mrs. Elmer Reynolds, teturned to her mer’s brother Herb, at Prairieville, who ing for some more parties and sleigh­ For InAmt* and CUUren. is quite sick. *M»e<n Augusta, Saturday. rides like that one. Will Collison has a new cutter. •f™- Morris Brown and Mrs. Charles Frances, the little daughter of Mr. •artMM* kindly entertained the K. O. T. DanKllngetsmith ia home again after R*ar« (Im ~ • -Bud Mrs. Bert Garrison burned to dev b Jd. Fridsy to dinner. attending his father's funeral. last Friday night. ’ Friday evening while JobnGutcheu was watering his horse he slipped on the tee aud fell breaking, bis hip. Your scribe received an invitation to the farewell ball at Annapolis. M’d.. Jan. 30, 11K1S given in honor of the Take a piece of fancy sBk—n Dre* class of IKK by the clam of 1W06. We den design will bo prettier—tirelvd feel proud of our old schoolmate Ray­ Inches long and eight itu-he*. wide, and mond H. Watson who is serving his u pitice of white sathi the same size} country so well^ basting lightly to each p^re-e of silk a L. D. Bass and son Master Alden, of piece of cotton batting the Maine-slxei Lakeview, are the guests of his parents Sprinkle the cotton generously with violet sachet powder and fold all even­ A. E. Bass and wife. ly together so that tbe silks are ou tlte The funeral of William Waagh was • outside. Take satin ribbons of lhe held at tbe Methodist church in Par­ color predominating In*tbe fancy silk melee Sunday at 2:00, p. m. Elder Mof- and about nn Inch and a quarter wide tlt aasiated by Elder Phillips rendered and .bind *11 four edges neatly togeth­ a very tine sermon. Although there er. mitering the corners and Joining were no relatives of the deceased pres­ the ribbon neatly under one of tbe ent, there were many friends. It is not miterings Stick tbe white satin aide known for certain how old the de­ full of black and white safety pins of different sizes rUscing them In rows. ceased waa buj about MJ years. We Fold In three folds, cud on the edge think highly of odr supervisor Amos uf the ribbon of the last fold sew od. Freeland who so nobly cared for lhe a piece of tbe satin ribbon the same as' old gentleman. the binding, long enough to go around A fine load of hobos from this place and tie In a pretty bow bolding all to­ attended the hobo social at Arthur gether. This case, being very rompact, will mkke a most useful addition Griffith’s Friday evening. Miss Sarah to one’s traveling bag. Morgan won first prize. They assembled at the home of Miss Sarah later and had their picture took. Three eggs, a cupful of brown sugar. Ed. Perrault has business in Mao * half cupful-of butter, a cupful of mo­ lasse*. a half cupful of sour or butter Ann’s vicinity. milk, a teaspoonful of baking soda, a A. W. Bara, of Lakeview, was here scant teaapoonfui of cinnamon and gin­ over Wednesday night on business. ger and flour enough to handle; mti. Mira Emma Kratofel who sprained roll out, cut out with a thimble and her wrist last week white jtn her way bake, putting them »o far apart that to church. is reported as somewhat they will not run together in tbe bak­ ing. . better. We are all pleased to know that Mrs Marshall Is again able to receive callers The quarterly meeting st Stony Point William Kermeen and wife were the The first of a series of four dances to guests of his sister, Mrs. Andrew Zerbe ■wm postponed until next week, be­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cbllisou enter­ be given by the band boys of Doster and family, Sunday. tfinning Friday night and will continue •ver Sunday. * tained a card party onb evening last will be held in that village Friday eve­ ning, Jan. 27th. Will Flay is drawing logs to the mill week. MARTIN Teachers’ Reading Circle at Prairie­ James ^Troxell, of Hastings, gave the fer a new house. Alonzo Hilton has a nice new cutter. ville in the afternoon of Jan. 28th. band boys a lesson last Tuasday even ­ Albert Foreman, of Hastings, called Protracted meetings are in progress ing. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hammond were tbe >t John Mead’s one day last week. D. Henry is working in Hastings guests of F. D. Wilson and wife, of at Stony Point. ORANGEVILLE. Mira Gladys Williams spent Sunday the guest of Miss Grace Greenfield at Nashville. Mr. and Mr«. Sam Ostrotb are tbe proud parents of a baby girl. Two sleighioads of young people at­ tended the social at Mr. Garret’s in Johnstown, given for the benefit of the Mc.Keivy school. Proceeds Sh.OO. CASTOR IA Ita KM Yn Hau Ahms Bs^ u nun But I MU|>pc»»e"-t •‘Walt and ire him, Jennie, dear, and youraelf.’ en Judge for yotiraelf." «Dy. “How long have you been In T’arisF' -Weol;4. 1 imvrn'X kept strict qount. 1 hoard last toahr Umr yon were sta^ Ing at the Hotel Rivoli with an ugr-i relative who rome* here drr.ly to play rl.tvs. 1 »ce m> aged relative.". "Gli. UtK'ie George! He and Robert and I tfro staying nt the Rlvell tog«lier. i.ntl .T hripfi unde here dally, as you. -beard, iojptnyji-bera. and Roln-rt fctehi-e me later cub" • ••When will your husband return to dsyr . "He-he I* uncertain. I hope he’ll , nut be lung, im-aiwe I want io lDlr»e duce you. But you see. Jennie. Onclo George likes uy . society: ‘ uud- Ro!>ert tHuliS that as upde bn* not made his* will ret’- . "I underetand perfectly.” ’ "You musui't. think tha^ Hebert ik in­ attentive to me. Ge. would prefer showing me the sights, i’in sure, Isit £ couldn't leave I'pcle George to uihd«<hlDiaelf, ix>uld V: And Rol>ert get* s trifle impatient with the dear old man'll vagnrie* and «<*•* out with other tuen.” ‘Re/'lt* he rvluru* I’ll teh ybu wbnt • brought tue here- today. You know most of tbe vlfelloru at the lUvolt b «upp£**‘“ 7* “Most.” X “I'm Interested in-oue and Want an Introduction-the wife of n man I met at an embusny ball lu the Rvv de LSllia tbe other Week. Mark Lelundhls mtxue ia. But what’s the matter. Mllly?” "Nothing. G<> ou. What about hlp-r’’ • •yjh. wo had what might have been a quarrel last night, only 1 did all the •’•Mkut UlHMlt?” "HU wife.” • •xs “Hi--wife! po you know her, then?” “Mrsl I.dsndYi No.” , ••“i'heu Wbat were you snylpg utovt her ?" "That she ivtpo confiding a wotoua to be dependent upon the fidelity su’di n !..ab Mark Leland." "Jennie!’ "What? *Yuu know Mrs. LeluDd? Wn« 1 not rightf" i ,4 "I know her—yea.” . *: “Tiwn, Milly, be a friend to her. Whisper the advice—experience, 1 dare call it—of sympathetic woman In her ear* and bld her to Jook after her hu.<•bani|." ■ ‘•Experience f! ■ . “Or Introduce me and let me open her eye*. Tbe <>f*eration will hurt, but It's best. You look Incredulous. Your faith in men Is represented by your honeymoon faith In Robert." You want proof?” “Proof! Yes, Jennie, f want proof before I dnre breathe words of Jeal­ ousy into tbejwrs of any woman—be they* my own." ■‘l'nfortnnnt<-ly the proof Is beyond suspicion. I will outline it. Mark In­ land. by bls own showing, is vro au­ thor. EBa name's not familiar to me. but 1 don't care much. Week’* ago 1 met him nt n ball, danced, smiled, chat­ ted and waa generally impreasrd." “Next day we met casually by chance In the Luxembourg gardens; sat in tbe sunshine. listened to tbe band, praised the fynnttilns. criticised the statuary,' exchanged confidences, and I was more Impressed. Rlnve then.I hare met him every day. Have walked, driven, lunched, dined togeth­ er; then- to. the opera, tbe Francaht. the Odeon or the Gymnaae Yesterday. . and not uUtll yesterday, by chance I • learned there was a Mrs. Leland—ia Paris too." "What did you dor "Interviewed Mark Leland., author, and gave him a bit of inv mint!. A big bit It waa. too, Milly. dedr. and a wholesome bit, yet w’.thal an indigesti­ ble bit But I made him swallow tt" "You didr “Milly, I’m a Boston girl, -poitshed. maybe, by robbing* with British abou ders, but unenslaved by British *m"But-Mr. Leland? He Justified bl* conduct, of course?" “That’s Just wbat he didn’t do. I gave him. In fact, no opportunity. I bad found hlru out. and I told him so pretty plainly. Then I left him. But you know what men are. They have «uch an intrepid faith in their own *ttractlvenera that though I said I would nev«t speak to him again, b« !» probably waiting for me now at the usual rendiatvouB m tbe Luxeroboorg. That’s why J selected this tlm* foe my visit It’s obvlora that. If I’m to apeak to Mrs. Leland, he must be absent. And speak tp Mrs Leland f will.’’ "Jennie. It ia quite unneceraaiy.** • “Eh? You, MJIIy, of all people, think that?" “I mean that—that you have already ipokeu to her." "How? Where?" “Here! Nar? Oh. Jenner "You are weeping. Mllly. What * »he matter? Wbat hnve I done to diayou? Tell me. Ten me. de**.” "You-you j bare spoken-spoken, to Mark I^eland> wife." "Your "Mark Iceland is my husband’s p*en lonym."-Black and White. A very good preparation to try when the Lands hnve become rough la made of two ounce* of spermaceti, two ounces of white wax and two ounce* of sweet almond oil. Melt the three in­ gredients together over a gentle fit* aud add un ounce of camphor in aha> Ings. Remove it from the fire wbea 'T°rd the camphor la dissolved and stir ud. What'do you reckon be <ML �HASTINGS BANNER JANUARY «6, WWW WVFW tn THE DISCOVERER ; in southwtsraiN 4 ► NlfflMN J Of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, the » } } THE WEEK'5 NEW! fROI NEARBY COUNTICJ < 41 4 Kalamazoo republfbana are making great preparations for the Lincoln Club banquet. February U lb. ' 1905. BANFIELD. Tbe Lausiog Traction Co. m i vs a flue “graft” somewhere. In the Free Delayed Letter Press of Wednesday we leant that that Tbe friends and relatives planned corporation offers 85,000 for tbe pulling and executed a very pleasant surprise off ofBprtMSgbtiD tbe Ceplcol ell, on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph „„„ „ro_ Powea Wed. vreM to tbu Ibero will i Jaa „ w„g dntetn ,ntll„r . be „o luterferonro by eule. cuuniy,ot flh,lrw-dod||fi AiBraniodtir local authorities. Pretty big outfit that of tbe occasion the company which num­ can make such a guaranty as that. bered about 100 left a very nice couch, Possibly the legislature had better va­ pair of horse blankets besides other cate and turn the whole business over minor prexjnts. All returned U) the|r to the Lansing Traction Co. • homes feeling that it was good to be there. How Many ■ Lewis C. Kelly, of Charlotte, waa a warded the ttnu prize aa the best sheep shearer in the country, at the recent St. Battle Creek aldermen like their jobs lz»uis exposition. tie had plenty of com­ so well thavtbey ace preparing a bill to petition, but easily won uut. He took have their terms extended. . Hie fleece from a sheep iu exactly five minutes, without once cutting the skin. Eric Ericson, a farm hand living near His competitors all clipped tbe skins ofHpllaad. en led a protracted spree by the animals they hheared. It was Mr. committing suicide one day last week. Kelly’s Aral competition. ■ The Marshall News has been sold to former Probate Judge Wm. A. Lane, and D. W. Knickerbocker, of Marshall. The fruit growers aloug lake Mich­ igan are establishing co operative packing houses at various points that will accomodate tbeir business. A two year old son of Martin Kow­ alski, uf Ionia, was playing with bis sister's celluloid comb near the lire, when It exploded into a fierce ‘flame, severely burning him. No ftther female medicine in -the world has received such widespread and unqualified endorsement No other medicine has such a record of cures of female troubles or such hosts of grateful friends as has ' Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It will entirely cure the worst forms, of Female Complaints, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration. Falling and Displacement of the Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and’is peculiarly adapted to the Change of Life. It has cured more cases of Backache and Leucorrhrea than any other rem­ edy the world has ijver known. It Is almost infallible in such cases. It dissolves and expels tumors from the Uterus iu an early stage of de­ velopment. , /rre^uiar. Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloating, Flooding, Kerams Prostration. Headache. General Debil­ ity quickly yield t<rit. i Womb troubles, causing jmin. weightrand backache, in­ stantly relieved and permanently cured by its use. Under all circumstances it invigorates the female'system, and is as harmless ns water. ij quickly removes that Bearing-down ’Feeling, extreme lassitude, “don't care andwant-to-ue-left-alonc’’ feeling, excitability, irritability, nervousnw“1’I™410®88’ Faintness, sleeplessness, flatulency, melancholy or the “ blues” and headache. These are sure indications of Feinah^ Weakness, or some de­ rangement of the Uterus, which this medicine always cures. Kiducv Complaints Ibrekaehv, of either sex. the Vegetable Compound ulwavs cures Those women who refuse to accept anything else are rewarded a hundred thousand times, for they,get what they want—a cure. Sold by Druggists ever) where. Reljec nil substitute*. 4 and One-Half per cent Net Dividends No Taxes to Pay Easy Withdrawal There is up F«fer or belter investment in Michim'u than our Class “G" Prepaid IiiHial’ment Stock issued in sums of 820.00 and upwardu and un which we pay cash di-videuds of I andone-half .per cent. . Fifteenth yvkruf successful business. Gilt edged assets of over . ’ ONE-THIRD OF A MH.I.IriN DOLLARS. • Write for tinanciui statement ai.d booklet containing full particulars. • Capitol Investment Buildinn & Loan AssGClaUon. 1 anslno, Mich. Read This Statement Ot Slrt. B. F. A. r MarroilusiMlA. tht- thnney wc have paid OUl to <i<H.’tors and l<>r kidney remedies.and without much.tiilief. and then to think that five ISO tMiis buttles of the Hazzard Kidney Cure has cured us is wonderful. About two years ago my husband’s condition was something terrible, tbe urine .was scanty and very high colored, and nt other times It would be thick and cloudy with streaks of ablood through it. He would get up from six to twelve times & night to void the' urine. Only those aillicted with this terrible disease can realize his condition, and I wish to nay. although we are advanced in years, tbe Hazzard Kidney Cure came to our relief and cured ns. It is truly worth its weight in gold. MR^. B. H. ADAMS, Marcellus, Mieh. The Haz'iard Kidney Cure, Great Germ Destroyer,sold and guaranteed by Q. A. HINES. FRED. L. HEATH, Hastings, Mich. Other towns all druggists. Furnish Your Home FREE! < Our dubbing Rates. J For ths convenience of those who wish to order all of tbeir papers at one time.'all subscribers, to the Banner who a.re paid ’up to date,.can get the BanNek and any one of the following for one year in ndvanev a« follows:* Banner ami Detroit Daily Free .................. 88 (»• Bain»£f and Detroit Daily Jour­ 3 <Ki* nal............... .................. Banner and Grand Ilapids Her­ ald ..................................... Bai.nttr and jJetroit Semi-Weekly The Home Soap (o DETROIT. I “So he's really dead. Well, be made t hard fight. If over a man had an iron will he had.” x j “TY«t. but I’ll Ebet the lawyers will weak ir.”—I'hllr.d’dphfa Ledger. i are pretty hard on shoes. I TRY Our wear like IRON SOLES. We make n specialty of ire­ ! pairing nil kinds ol foot wear for ; Men, Women and Children. Try I us once and get satisfaction. W. J. MICHAEL < SON TWO COBBLERS. mence this peek Tuesday. Ernest L, Martin, of Maple Rapids, must pay 85,000 for damages to the afTections of Miss Lydia Holzhauer, of Dexter, to whom the doctor made love, promised to marry, and then failed to keep his promise. Fennville fruit growers held a meet­ ing'last week to compare notes off the past year and found things were very gratifying and prospects good for next year. About 200cars of fruit were ship­ ped from that village last season. Dr. George D. Allen, of Portland, has officiated at the' birth of 2,500 babies dnr|ug bis forty years of practice in tbe village and*yet he is somewhat discour­ aged when he looks at the census stat­ istics, which give Portland only 2,000. Purify of heart In that quick and wintttive dvllcm-y to which cvenitbe con•eptJon of sin Is offensive.—Cltahaqni. - Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar is an improvement over ail Cough, Dung and Bronlchial remedies. It acta on 'bowels—drives tlie - cold out of tbe system, cures Croup, Whooping Goxgb, wards off Fneumonia-and strenghtens the lungs. Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar is lhe best Cough Syrup for child­ ren. Tastefl good. Sold by Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist. But.tbe city of Washington has a very MAPLE GROVE strict Sunday law that will compel the NORTH adventist printing, plant to close for Delayed lA*t!nr. that day. Of course the Adventists* re­ Mrs. Henry Lathrop will entertain ligious views compel it to be closed on the Barryville Aid Society. Saturday. Here are two days of idle­ Harley Haymen aud Clark Over­ ness therefore. smith have returned from Benxie Co. where they went to work in the lum­ Charles Smith aged 21, of Eaton Rap­ ber eamp. ids. shot and’ killed Morton Kimes, C. H. Charlton. Ambros Reed aud aged Ifi, in a tit of jealousy. The trag John Lake attended the Special Com. edy occurred Wednesday in Smith’s fa- , muniou of the F. and A. M. at Has ther’s home near Eaton Raplda. Hej tings Saturday evening. became insanely jealous of Kimes, and Miss Lottie Newton visited Miss fired at him point blank with a shot­ Elsie Smith at Nashville last Saturday. gun, the charge tearing a great hole in Mrs. Daniel Ostroth is cn tbe sick his side and entering bis heart. Smith list. made no attempt to, escape, and freely Earnest Williams had a lively time admits his guilt. He and Kimes bad last week Tuesday whi eat Morgan, Bis previously been good friends. horse becoming frightened aud trie^to Two hundred Eittrn County farmers attended a meeting at Charlotte the other day to .protest against the present drain laws, and to demand radical changes. They feel that the present law puls too much power in the bands of the commissioner, and that townships ought not to be compelled to pay part of tbe expense of making drains which benefit individual owners of low lands that are thus improved. ’ About two weeks ago Cass Madison accidentally hit the little Unger of his right hand against the tooth of his home making a very small wound, which in time began to look serious, the hand swelling and symptoms of gangrene developing; Dr. Spencer was called a week ago advising his removal to Butterworth hospital Grand Rapids, Somewhere about Oshumo postof- where he went Jan. J 2 and is now un­ der, the care of Dr. lived who is prepar ,flce,i“onieonr found t<ome copper some ingjhim for an oration, bm bow time last week, which some say is al tno»i *0° P<J <*nJ l”‘tity and in.nugget much of tbe hand is Jost is uncertain: still his friends'hdpe-t two finger- will fuses. . Ear mere about there* are tack­ ing &>wp the edges of tbeir farms since be the limit. Mrs. Ella Gilberton, of Sturgis while getting a bucket of coal from her cellar Thursday morning, fell and fractured her skull/ A physician was called at onc^. but she died within an hour. She was a prominent resident. andTvftteeto tamtexviewed. WW‘*<h are being recorded and. HUppresred c:. cHvnieut eurruundK the atm<>sphvr$. Banned and Detroit Free Press Fanii and Li»eSuck Journal.. Ikm: er and .Michigan Farmer... The lifeless body of Adkm Nelson, Buflw and Chicago Weekly In aged 20 years, waa "found .Wednesday ter U«.-i-an.................................... in’a fanfl houfe two miles southwest of Banner, aud New York Tribune Newi Buffalo.; The upper portion of Farmer....................................... the tKul.l had been blown away by a • To those living on Rural Routes shotgun. With'ione discharged cartridge only. in thl' chamber, the gun waa found ly­ The-* special rates are offered as an ing thirty feet • from the corpse in a accomodation to Bannkr patrons and doorway leading to an adjoining room for a limited time. Get your supply of । winter’s reading\iuvr. If there is any An interesting damage suit will be paper or magazine not ou.the above triediat the coining term of the circuit list on which we can save you money court. Edmund Wilson, head book­ wb will try and do so. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than keeper at tbe Sanitarium,has commenc­ ed action agaittst the Jackson & Battle $1.00 wheather in combination or aione. All special prices are made on Creek interurban for 85,000 for an arm broken July 1,1901, when two care col­ tbe other papers in the combination. lided at Bear Creek, east of here . A number were injured, the most serious In old days there were angels who ones being Mr. Wilson,: the motorman came and Jcok men by lhe hand and and the vice-president of the road, Mr. led them away from the city of de- Spitzer, of Toledo. Tbe latter had bplh ■tnictlon We .see no white winged legs broken, and it was because of' the angels now, but yet iwn are led away long delay of tbe recovery of the latter, from threatening dentruction; a hand 1* put Into theirs which leads them forth who to a witness,, that the trial has been gently town rd a calm anti bright InDd. adjourned so long. •o that they look no more backward, and,, the hand may be a little child’*.— George Eliot Write for Descriptive Culalouge of 200 Useful Articles, consisting of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC^ which are GIVEN FREE with orders “I nasure you I’m nlwnys»wllllrtg to for Soap and Toilet Goods. The sav­ acknowledge tuy faults when I see ing to our customers of middlemen's them.’.* profits enables us to give you these “That’a all right, but I’ll t>et you beautiful presents. WRITE TO-DAY never acknowledge them when ydur neighbor hoc- them.” — Philadelphia Press. THE CHILDREN Mrs. Carrie Joslyn and Isaac Swan, charged with poisoning the formers busband, waived examination at Ma­ son last week. Their trial will com­ No school in Diet. No. 6 on account of scarlet fever. We think hereafter when our neigh bora boys come from college Kick, It would be a good plan to have the health officer call a.nd .'disin­ fect before any contagious disease is • spread broadcast in our community. \ Tbe wire and phones, have arrived for the new telephone line and Will be placed by au expert ready for use by next week. It is said to be the beet Theafiventists moved their big print­ rural phone iu (he state. ing plant from Battle Creek to lhe city Geo. aiKi Mary Wlckwlre are in of Washington Now they wish they Battle Crwk. lhe former taking treat­ hadn’t. This state hfla a law providing meat of an Osteopathy doctor. > that If any person keeps any other day JJ^vid Stiles has returned from Mon-1 than Sunday for the Sabbath he shall roe where he I)as been caring forhts'* not be prosecuted for violating the brother Fred who is very ill. Sabbath In doing any ordinary work. The Kidneys When they are weak, tor­ pid, or stagnant, the whole system suffers. Don't, neg­ lect. them ab this time, but heed the warning of the aching back, the bloated face, the sallow complexion, the urinary disorder, and begin treatment at once with Hood'sSarsaparilla which contains the best and safest curative substances. For testimonials of remarkable carets Send for Book on Kidneys, No. A Q L Hood CoM Lowell, Has C? -a. 0 t o rt x jgk.. Il» Od YaihwUSg BmjM run away. But -Earnle after a guud Ural of coaxing persuaded the animal •to stop. Tbe horse returned the compiinient by kicking1 the dkshboard at njm. . Mrs. Fred-Williams returned home Saturday after a two weeks visit with her daughters at Yankee Springs and Carlton. ’ . C. H. Charlton and wife, also Miss Lottie Newton aud the -pupils of tbe Branch school attended the Farmer’s State Institute at Dowling last Friday. The lectures were very good especially those ou education. All report a good lime and many thanks are due to th* people of Dueling for their kindness in entertaining. The following church officers were elected at Barryvillechurch: Trustees, Barb«*rl Mead and Henry Lathrop: Chorister, Mrs. Gillett; Organist, Miss Lizzie Higdon.- The Sunday school of­ ficers.are ns fuliowy: SaperinAmdeiit. Miss Lizzie Higdon; Sec. Hallie Lath­ rop; lYeaa. Glenn .Deller; Librarian El*-r ijiguonj Artist. Gkmtt Gillett.|* Dr. II. Slocum canje batk last Thriftday* from WasKingum D. C. where he went to nee Amlfjvsqmor Cassini rela­ tive to an estate bf ftl.ttityDOo to which he Is heir. Slocutn‘^father died when hrnvaid the mine. Ju<I .-■> surviy will a he waa 18 years old but Hie family was i“iip-in <■<■(.ur hi t!u» tu-Xi, «iny or Wo. uoi'able to get the money due them be­ S.hup Ltnere* ar<> su]Wri{Htioas about cause of leaving Russia. Three years the tn : ; anj fancy the rma are jeuagp the Czm; grunted the Ionia doctor iknv.tj ;wltb foresight, and so they are. a special permit to probate the estate, but uul.'of the kind that is commonly . and while in Washington thia week the luinginkl. A envc in -never takes place without papers were called to St. Petersburg. warning. For days before n full of There is only one probate court in Rus­ any portion of the roof of tbe mine the. sia, and Count Cassini says there are a earth flintl rocka tire slowly settling inthousand cases ahead of Slocum, but .40 'position for tbe grand crash. Tbe that it will l>e readied in two years. rats feel-tlie motion of the mass, prob­ ably hear the crndcs tltat are caused by the settling of the layers, and Im­ EAST WOODLAND.’ agine. if u rat can lie suTqtosed to have I*elayed Letter any Imagination, -that the earth Is be­ Mr. E. Welch bad the misfortune to coming alive, so they become panic stricken and nisi, out lu swarms. It lose fcijLFdrk horses last week. Itos often happened, both in this coun­ Miss Mabel Kilpatrick is sick with try and ptirope, that tbe miners refus-j the German measles. ed to go into a mine that tbe rats bnd Mr. and Mrs. John Conett, of Ver­ deserter), and the caution was invari­ montville, were guests of their daugh­ ably justified by the event. ter Mrs. Ella Hager oh Saturday. Mrs. Homer Sawdy spent Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Baker at Nashville, Mich. ? By the bursting of a buz-saw on Saturday, Mr. Sharard, of West Sun­ field, was Instantly killed. Roy Wise, of West Sunfield, was sent this week to the Reform School at Lan­ sing for stealing a gun. UNITED STATES ^terJaportinr Canadian Wheat Mr. Henry Poles! Who has been visit­ ing relatives iu this vicinity returned tohishomein Charlovix on Wednes­ day. 422989 There te quite a village, nearly thirty logger shanties on the Ward aud Town­ send Janus in E. W., and those fine acres of timber will be a thing of the past and the face of the country is changing so fast, that even old settlers fall to recognize its cleared bills and vales. Western Canada The large force of men near Warner vllle who are working for the Wheelbpmm C04 at Lansing, have orders to quit work tonight '.Tuesday i not to be gin again until*’hit-xt fail. Tbe company claim to be overstocked as an excuse for this move. It will leave many poor families in straitened cir­ cumstances. You must have hid sixty it least! What? Only forty? Then it must be your gray hair. Ayer’a Hair Vigor stops these frequent birthdays. It fives all the early, deep, rich color to gray hair, and checks falling hair. And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. A Life at Stake. If you but know the splendid meric of Foley’s Honey and Tar you would never be without iu A dose or two will prevent bn attack of pneumonia or la grippe. It may save your life. W.' H. Goody«tt, the druggist. CASTOR LA For Infants and Children. Hu Kind Yu Hm Always BonP Bears the /Tr //^z- . T" PROBATE NOTICE. . Htaln of Michigan, Coaoty of Barry, ss. Estate of JamtM Johooock. Seosased. We. Die umlcr-lgned. having been app<un1 •>< by the Probate Court for lhe County of Barry. Eire notier that we will meet si the'- Kesidrnew ot .1. (J. Hnglw**, •<* rod* West o< VtHsc*> of . at dAy». for tbe I'ltroow of examining and xllowliiK said claims, ano that four months from tlie 17th day of Decemlier. A. !>.. l®M. were al­ lowed by said court for rusdHors to tjrttv-nt their claims.to 11* for exaiuitiailott and alluwumy. . tV.tiMl .tnnrturv A tk ' de»rrtbc<J.--at public sale. PHCHUTE ORDKF. Stale of Mkfctfan, County of R.-i Ota- thiX'KUkd bine Inn iTrv-nt < h.-.Ot. Mnck.-. In Un* Hi< t hi,rrfttjltiE'and - -rillnge the pcbtlou duty tW. ot \VPl41rd s Nyr; wi ot Kik cv!W«M. praying stiat iiu order <*r drrreiItetnadcby Mth C«><irt determining w h«> v were the I'Hiful’ixlr* of '--------* rntitlrJ ton»b« lii hHf-dnie. Thcmipou It J_- arderftb-. u Friday. t»«, :m1 day -if l’ebrt’*rj A. n.. I 1. xt tea o’clock In the fnrraoon.br ;o>Mgned the hrcrluc of said petition and tttai the !>n.,„ ... <Jec«uv-d at.il all other |r-rsoto» lntefr»trd oBlce. hi the <1ty of Ilnstiug*. in m«I<! rauatsand show <->uKr If any there be. why tb* rrnvar of tbevpetlUouer may uot I* granted. And IB Is further 'ordenyL that mM* petitioner gtra Hotlce to the perwtis luterwrted In -aid estate of the pendency ot said petitloa and the heartxiw thereof by catudns a copy of thlv order to te published In the Uaktimih Hafnxk a nev»paper printed and elrralatrd tn raid Count? <« barn. ««ce- tn each week for three Mfccrasttw Pre? .>:«■ Kc-M-t. |Atrnecopy|. Judge of Probate. PKOBATK ORDER. Blate of Michigan. County of Harry, n. .At .u yTf’fn of the 1'rolwte court fo» the County of Barry, hoiden at the Probate offiew in the city of Ha-Ultitn, in «ald county 00 Tun»day the .ird day of Jaauan in the ymt erne tbouawd nine-hundred and dvo. ,._ V Iimi.vi in sill (j, «rOOr> I »■ Hotter, dccrawM. . «n ."•d,uK. “ri n,k « thf pedltoa duty w>r»fird. ol Chas. F. Koster, mlmlnHtratcr of mH deceased al private <m|r. TherrapooK -li ordeiod. chai Frlgay th? ?n>» day of January A. D. IBM a: 10 oWock In tte ed and all other persona totrrem-O uiuw au,<- u any mere ne, wny tne pram the petitioner maj not be granted, am It furtlw-r ordered that raid petitioner give nctl to the perrans tntererted In raid .rotate, of » l*ndi-ney of raid jM-tiilot. *nd the brari thereof by analog a copy of thl- order trpnblUhed l-> th- Hattinat BAM.wfat a rwi paper printed and clreiifcited tn raid County Harry. oncc.Ui each wrrit fur three weeks prevtoua to said day at hearimr. C. Hbcox. BANKRLUTdv MOTlCa* In the IHatrfct 'Courti of the Catted st><m for the Weat-rn DUtrict of Mtehlga*. southern DI viaton. In tbe matter ot Green & Flea elHng. a cartnersliln. bankrupt, Iu bankruptcy. To tbe creditor- uf Green A Fh-welteif. m uartueruhln. of Nashville. In tbe envuty M" Barry. In district afore<iM. abankrupt. • oiling wax duly adjudicated tuuikn the Ihrt meeting of the bredHort« nipt will be held at th«- oftlce of । Probate of Barry roanQv. In the r the elty at Hasting! *- - -1 r ;ti>«l rfi-trisfc. IA. 190'-. M !• * _ . HgNBY C. BR1CG8. _ , Kwfrree ta JUnkrvt trxf lUmuoo, Mich.. January inch, rata �HASTINGS BANNER, JANUARY 86, 1905. [Moo Ditoi's Aligetabk CORIA I The Banner s Sim Swigs !*■««■«■■■« For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought PrepdraliottftrAssirailatinglbeFoodandBeSalatinfittieSU-nartfaiulBowelsof Bears the PSmSEOTHEli Signature rromoles DigcalionChK-rfuP nessarHResl.Conl.iins neitlier Ihnum.Morphine norMincraL NotXahcotic. of j^9rouDrS»/Mimcax Use For Over Thirty Years Ap»vfed Remedy fqrConstipaHun. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea Worms X ’onvukions .Feverish­ ness mid Loss of Sleep. Far ^unilc Signalyrr of NEW YORK 937 EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. HUMOR OF THE HOUR To People with Weak Lunges You know that for centuries Cod Liver Oil has been considered the best aedloine for throat and lung troubles, but its nauseating effect upon the stomach made it impossible for many to take it. Now-adays Vinol accomplishes greater results, for while it is a Cod Liver Oil prepara­ tion, it’ is entirely free from oil or grease, and therefore it is fast taking the place of old-fashioned Cod Liver Oil and Emulsions.--Respectfully, IF. ff. GOODYEAR. Drtmaiu AWILLFUL WIDOW By CATE M. CLEARY CopvTif^it, 1*4. by Knte M. Ckaru rooms The children were to occupy— ilry. Immaculate rooms, with blossoms nodding In st tbe windows. 8he offered him luncheon, which he declined, apologlzeri for the Invisibility of her niece and appointed a day ench week he wax to eonie to visit the children. Already charmed by their surround lugs, they let him g.i without a protest.. When he came down the next week It was to find the . two rosy, radiant and ecstatic over tbeir environment -So altogether I'm In a dicuce of n i [ He took them into town, bought them Isoute-small IreaMtres ami Itoteucd to fix.'' concluded CkimtherN. He fpthng to his feet, looking for all their rapUtrvN -about “Florence.” She the wueUI like a l»lg. pertu'rliqd boy as hud made a mull drew for Dorothy; he paced jvstlesily iicn»s tiiie library she hud goju-* fishing with Eustace: she flour. He was so well farmuj. with played the piano for them .while they 'biN straight Kliouldere and! the flue, were having a game, of hide ami seek, flexible lines of bls' body, tbit he ap­ low or loud ax the^ were "hot” or peared to Ik- ten years younger than “cold.” And ibey were going to have n the lliirty-flvi- allsth-d bliu by) the fam­ party one of these days, with ium-heon ily Bible. Then Jdc broWii lilr would served-under tbe biggest oak. “But who is this lady who fr no kind curl eVch at thirty-live. “1 unilerstaad,1' said Claridge. In to’you?” “She’s ju. t Florence!'' they answered truth. b<i did not nnderataud at all. He bad no k-hlldreu.iof his own. Indeod. in chorus, “dhe’s good ns a real numhe fouuj tbe caprice** of bls fa-tliiou«- ma. only she ploys like the was Just a bie wife quite Ntitfleient to absorb hix Httle girl." ' Always be heard these tales, and al­ ■ttentlo*. -But hr liked Max Carruth­ ers. and It did Nctim to hliu - ; ways, it sM-uied. tbe playmate, Flor“They’re such sdonibl- littk- things. , won the e«‘nt‘-r and- sourey- of Max! And y.-n're ^o ahxunUy wealthy! I ttair Joy. latter in the season nn Im . tt it wre uot for,|nir hous*-ti-ingclosed ; portant l.u* »- s Hutnniunx made It linfor the sumjndr rt|id Clotilde ilolug Eu- t pwnthe that if he .were to iw-e the Chilrope for tho stecath lime llj n.xk yoti I dn.() |...f.m* |,is trip west hi- must run to let ife< take tiie tots. One fancies I doivn fit uin-e that a man with your motiey would j Walking up the avenue, he stopprt Itavouo difficulty in finding 4 jH-rxon"- । 8hnrt ot tlie’bend of the path, for on A nitfi-.T d**s|«*-rutv laugh interrupted j the velvet sward a g»:nenf tag way hi ^lni• I . ' ' progress: A slim, graceful young girl "Ah. .the *per*oi»*' on*' who nn* nn- (Willing willing to । in a pluk.l.;wn gowu-wns the punned. take rare of my little people, people. Claridge, ji "You're it. Flprenrr!" cried Eustace ire tiie bauo of iqy existence. ’ve adtm- ot iuroniMA II'ro n.l- l' triumphantly ns lie sui-l-cMletl In touebvertixed: I’i e met and talked with t ing the fleeing Ugure. Aud Just then, us them: harph-s all. Some would un- the victim paused, flushed, breathk-w. doubtediy give the children pr<«pcr care her copper gold hhlr loosened, from Its as far ns pby»i--al' requirements go, but pins arid falling in a bright shower be­ that isn’t enough. I want to flnd some low her waist. Dorothy caught sight uf »>ir tan or country wind itnd sun wns on bls check. He walked like i con­ queror. with bln head up. and his voice had n ring good to bear. . ■ “Congmtukite me,"" he commanded. “The children are going to have the loveliest ’lmr iu nehc*1 nio mother iu sli Nil the the world!" work!. Ctaridge gripped the other's iu»u*l । ti\irrul». •••You're a lucky dog. Car­ rat lien*!" “1 ku-tw Itr I’larldse. ’Rierv Isn’t a kin-; under Iz-nven l'i’ cImidp- place* .* nd those chllilrcu”-< hTHitgr I ■--.igtiri leniently. “You ir«fpra.-il frnml!" Iu- x.iW. • >• U Baby Is Cutting Teeth. Doctor—Madam, you needn't dread Be »ufc and use that eld had well tried tern the diMuae. lliere Is only abdut one My, Mre. Wlwimr’t Soothing Nyrjp. for e*il- chalice In a ini nd red that you will get dren P^dhlti*. It toothe* th* ch'ul. Mtfuns tbe It. Mr*. Hlchurch (relieved!—II'iu! Some oottle’. ‘ ManZan is the Hie Remedy that thing ou tbe- order of u church fair­ reaches the spot and stops all pile pain chance, eh?—Judge. inktantly. If you suffer with Blind, Bleeding, Itching or Protruding Pllea and want to cure it is only necessary to Aunt Prudence-- Do Mary-and James use ManZau. the Great Pile Cike. s. Sold icflda If they thought their-married by Fred Lt Heath, the druggist life -wail it bletMing? Unde Bach- Well, no, not exnctly a bleHNlug, unless It might Iw u blessing “Life In Hitch a fitful dre«n," In disguise.—WomHn'N Home Compan­ marked tbe peNsimh-lic chicken, “It. ion. * hardly seems worth living. Sooner or When you need a pill It is always later the* end's the Name.*’ beat to buy tbe best, Dade ’ s Little “That’s so." replied the other. “It really doesn’t much matter whether Liver Pills are the best. Try them. one winds up as an omelet or a chicken They have* way of their own. Sold by Fred L. Heath, tflb druggist. salad."—Detroit Tribune. UI had a running, itching sorp on my leg. Suffered tortures. Doa»’s Oint­ ment took away the burning and itch­ ing instantly, and quickly effected per­ manent cure." C. W. Lenhart. Bowl­ ing Green, O. Bly—I bear you were In a atrect car ■mashup tbe other day. That was hard luck;! Sly—I should say so. I wasn't even ahaken tip enough to sue for damages. -Detroit Free Prow. Dh of nss Cannot bh Curd by iocall application, as they cannot reach ibr dlMaaod jKirtion of tlie ear. There la oolyoo* way to cure deafne**. *ix! that U fcy constltu U.oaJ'. 00,i$,u°o •*tbe moeooa Ilalas ot the Fu BtarhlaD Tub*. When thin tulx- in lulUracd yrv have a mabllng aoand or Imperfect brarins “ d ,TheoJt ** enctoaed. DeafneM la tbe “That will be nice. Good nigh t ’."'Bald result, mid unity* the InflanuUkxi c*u t>« uke» she and shut tbe door.—Philadelphia out and thia ttffie restored to It* nonnal rwdl Uoi. lirartnx wfli be dl*troy*d forever, nine Ledger. ‘‘'n eauaed by Catorrh. which H nothin* bnt an lofiamed condition of tbe muThe many friends of G. H. Hausen., cou* surfaces. FTe °°* Hundred Dollar* for any Engineer L. E. & W. R. R., at present * We of Dastarm ioau*ed by catarrh) that can­ living iu Lima, O.. will be pleased to CMe not be cured by hall a Catarrh Cure. Send for know of his recovery from threatened -HTnrav & Co. Toumo. O. kidney disease*-. He write**. “I waa cured hr uring Foley’s Kidney Cure, which I recommend to all, especially Its the little eolda that grow into big trainmen who are usually elmllarly colds; the big colds that end Id con­ a fflktrd. Sold by W. U. Goodyear, the sumption and death. Watch the little drowgist. colds. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup. “Good night,’’ Halil far. Staylate, final­ ly breaking away. “J’ve enjoyed my­ self immensely. Now. next Bunday night—I—er—expect to pass your house Ml Claridge. ■ “Of count? I think wo; but. then, they’re my bairn* I want r-ome our who will give than n’blt Of knothering —ki«N tbe place io make It well and that wort of thing!** "I have It!” exd!almt.-d Clopdge. He brought hi.- Il.-t |iown on rtk- nnn'df hh chair with a unng. "TIir'inoNt Idyl­ lic old- homtr In tin- country thaVyow eyes ever O^ici von. It * u big. rtfmbling h d covered: with Vlrlierr's tin' iiumenae, well kept ) iwn akd <ieinntl* across the porrh. ami tbe hitL«e itwlf is Just filled with the uu.st italic lou; s<V*nto The bedroom* are, pdrfutuy v. r 1:1 vernier. And us for the ifqtwl—why It« some thing tv set an anchorite sighing!" • •'■Bui wbat iiiifii-w you think the posabsF-jr of th;*- itjral home w.n-id wel­ come into It fwo rather lively 'chil­ dren If lt'4 only n question of mon- topatd flight, but the victor manfully held on to her. And. after a laudblog protest, .he came over to Carrntjient, where he Stood , br.rvhrmled. hit jcyes gleaming with admiration. un«l Ibcld nt Ite-r ' ont h-t hand. ••I’ve iMwn doubly caught I’t? an*ai<l. Mr. Carrutl:rrs! 1 did ird dn-am you | were iOinlng today nr I should, not have i»ceti found v-ngagml In suc|» an uuditiiiiiied pastime. My uatncls Flor<-ne. Varlm-" ■ VUK-'. lie h-ni.il forward. daughter . “NtC* ’ Sli«- <■ nlorcil delli toijHly, “I am ; rim-'’ mIk- cxidntncd. I Mr,1 "impossible! - cxclnljDcd (’arrutlterN. ■.Me lo<4u-i a: !rr. amaze J, mjmtUrd. ।' 'THTE body peti its life from 1 food properly digested. Healthy digestion mean** pure blood for the bexly, but stomach trunbiea ari«t from. carnlownu-M in eating and stomach dixorden unset the entire system. Improp<riy masticated food sours on t£e stomach, causing dL>tresiting nAins; belching and nanxea. When ov»c*-ftiHi:g is persisted iu the stomach LtcanntM weakened and worn: ont and dn'pt.'pHia dainuCthc vietun. ' , Thedlord’h Black-Draught cures dyrqejwia. It frees the Koiuach and taweh cengerted matter and gives the stomach new life. 'lhe stomach isquiddr invigorated and the natural stimulation result* in a good api>etia. with the power to thor­ oughly digest food. You can buitd up J-uur stomach with this mild aud natural you fax or me with .-tn uldlgato.” “Pardon the pnaHiliriatien. madam," i replied, tin- bright tradip. "but Chctin J Is tint p'-pt-.l.ir, with me." -Phlludolphiu ' Ledger Pru^ierlty haf ruined many a man. | but If n fellow In going to be rained nt ' ill that Is the pleasantest way.-Pfaffa. I lelphl'i Record . ‘ ' FACTS IN FEW LINES An automobile Inttr*'- In the latest Id ■ lhe Hue of adapting the ganollne motor I tbe mme, U The Cliatreaooga Medicine Co., Chnannoom, Ton:,., nod ■ will w mailed you. A “W-rek liljr" neo to science Li* the I'hilippliHM. THEDFORD'S kind iu ICngb’Ud. is to Im- im*|r.dol In the N<-!eiitifii- cjqulptnmit of BirtuingLam ut*Iwr-.Uy. । Tiu. mjujr frqqi the Netherlands Yu>. tfZ.OpO j poiUtdoL .’>2 IWyOjO p'.niNlti Mini , sub poimilNja ItoH. jftrj „n.l iWXt re f I ’/ 1 Hie Jt: 'tw >'■< I"' . -\J | — rx rx .1 Windsor c.-«kHRLOOtMXNL BLACK-DRAUGHT Bsanthe ftroxUrt insure tlhuu 1 J X4 TX ........ - Dr. Donald McDonald ty! And <1 a ridge bad said that a’.ie vtne it widow*. ' STOMAGH "A mu.tk-ian <»i i of u.»rk. .ire youT’ J laid tin hoiMt-kcepcr. •’U’rll,-:you'll find i i f*-w c »rdi? itf the wood sls-d 8t:ppo*e I -It- Charlt-x Dickens used to tell the fol­ lowing story about a jl< !h<» U-<» preach­ , er: "Ttii< preacher tad been called tn officiate nt me funr*.(l of a relative :of a t'pnscariitive edllnr. and as the pHeu-lrar Ittenself it lined to prmclMv MDueir Mimed to bh t»e a a I.lb Lin .. eral kridv lu the district heland the j Mil tor Had »ftbn rrosdc I sworis. Thin I time the rhamjc came t<»d«-ltvqru homF'H thnist witlp'Ut a chi.fi*- for cither par- ! ry or rej.lt At ih<the de j ckismI la-tjlde whi*-u the 'riit"t and; other moilrncft- kuifa i . th*prenyhor mr.<k- tills np|«c;il; •I.ird, over- j niic this afilictlon to the w.-lfi e of all nssem1*i>xl. incliKllng t-»r -•■’k b- Am |. sprawling in thy p^h-uw. wrlio h.i* 1 frequently abmukl ttb -• r-.Hijt In the volume,* oChis beactlr publieaUon!’ ■ I Birmingham (England) Post I ns if- we should -—4;i, ’ She- It d'M-* ■«'*■get into ro&l society. Look out for ( otirfh**. <’uld«| Croup , never 1 lie- Well. I’p: afraid ypu’re right. ’uid Whooping Cough. They are' , We Mt*::: to s> <taiigerpuk at this season of the year. with , the-smart rv They lead to pneumdnU or q»nsump-1 Uon. You-can prevent or cure all such complaints with ik-e's Laxative Honey I “How d'.i'.* tirn't shoe feel?’’ twkcil the ■tud 'l>r - an Improvement ever all rmerchnnf' “I don't ktiujir,'’ said tbe profpMor. cough, lung aud bninichial reim dies, and the best Cough Sjrup. hold by ।1winding, as bri Mood up nu.l bore Ids weight ou the jfoot. "but I kuow bow Fred L. Heath, lhe aruggist. my icorn f<vli about it. I'll try a size lurfler. If you -please."• Chicago Trib •unel .Downri.-Hrs- if thoey people! la _ the _. fist ufKi jire don't <^xlt br.ugi|ig that lYneuh-s is the name of a new dt-»plant* all „ lhe ___ ____ time _ _I Siu „_._ going w ■ no com Plata. ( Tljvy '. . are .tbfolutcly tie most covery put up In a new way. J A certain I lain alm- <-ur(- for sli Kidney, Blood and Biadut r *w-ylu!.' proyK- 1 diMases. and every form uf Rheums ply c.n|:>ur *hcp ti«it;. Pinnules relieve Back sthe and rpNtelr*—If ibiit bfwllng Unit down i Kidney pains permanently. If you in tl*«- ifat below duoeu't quit is Infrr’ .teed such a refriedy let us show vou the j nal va«|»imr I’ll cllnib down ih«- lire woaderful I’inftulre. Sold by F(ed I* escape ami st■ ankh! *r somt,। night! • •*’ Heath, tbe druggist. 8m- It I <1 ui'f Clucihuatl Couimetvlnl Trihina.-. CURES BUSINESS CARDS. 1 i The Well Known Specialist IS COMING 1 । Varlne'*." sM' «*splnlu«-d "IL- wished | to' leave m«- Ids prupe' :y..' but thenCinrhlge nlioik hit*‘head. ; • would Itnve l-ern contention and lltlgu“Go Nlowj. Tiiit'N the d|lH<-tilly~ it ; isn't a qucNtiun of money m. all. And •। tl<»n on the pssrt of others more Jirarly my potent Qf pqrNiiawlou lUay Im- Iosn related were he to do so. But wti^n be knew h«- was dying be a4ccd me to eir<iln»- tii.-h 1 think with-Mrs. Vuman*}' him tbirt I <• m’glit legally will rluc. but I'llhry T “Your fririfa m|rt v’dqw. Iprexuu;e?y me all he po»*c<..*e-l He dfc-d nu hour after the ceremony w;..-. performed. Cl.-ridge Njjtllcil .* dry. j»!*iw. -curiouN ' smile— It In lefat Ntnllc. <’arrtiU»cr» call­ Mr. Clartdge wbn pr« si-nt." • But." stamuferetl <’amitl4TN. “why ed it. didn't Claridge tell me? M'by waa I “Ym»: >1'0 hapRenN In be h client of mine. Ob. y<w:" |e repented!though i “Oh. I wax afraid if you knew -bow eonvhicing' h|mx<flf of the fact. "She** young and lrr»-«|x>nslb!c I- nun you a widow!" 1 would not Jet me have the children to When ranhtthvrN called few day* take care of. Mrs. t’lnridge hud told later to-axk If ('linage bad heard from me wbat darlings they >erc. and-1 was Mrs. Varin.-, tt>- latter jhtn|»«! up no lonely down here. We've hud such briskly. good times together.’' She paused, “It's all right. Mux. You jore to actgathering up her shining hair. She j tic tbe qui-Mion uf payment with me. looked nt him with luminous gray eyes [Mrs. Varine Hays she'd rather take grown suddenly apprehensive. • “You nothing. She’s vpry lonely, |to awfully won’t take them away, now that you fond of children, and is delighted ut knowT’ she entreated. the thought of having tbe youngsters "ANNureiliy not!” he made quick re­ with her <luring 'their vacation. You’d ply. “They are the most fortunate He will be tn better take them dowa n^xtj Thursday. children in the world. For the first Ob. by the wajj. there’* a condition. time since tiie death of th«4r mother I I Mrs. Varine does; not wish ti meet you have feh quite happy about them." At Parker House personally!” It was astonishing how enslly the Im­ "WbafN * - cried * - Carruthers, portant burinwui niatrerli ^llr. Car aghast. ruthet* rould be set aside, lie grouped “Well, she doesn’t!" reiterated Cur- at the Invitation to stay to dinner us idgc doggedly “ilaybe she has no rea­ though that ineal were in truth to-save son but n w-jmnn’N reason. Anyhow, him from starvation. And when be One day only each month. Office ■he’s eDtithxl'io her caprice. Her aunt. anally did discover that If be would« MInn Howard, will meet you on your catch Ids train. back to the city be hours, 9 a. m. U> I p. m. arrival nrxl show; you over the place." Consultation, Examination and Advice must exercise all haste It was with pos ■ "Queer.” muttered Camithera. He itive dMuogy that be left the three who looked up abirplf- "You any you know stood ou tbe terrace, waving him fare­ Dr. McDonald has for years made a the lady-th.< ewrythlng Is all right?” well. study of* Chronic aud lingering Dis­ “I nay she'* orte of the eweetrat wo­ Tbe next morning he walked into eases. Hin extensive practice and Su­ men God evtr m|idv and that you muy Clarldge's office. perior Knowledge enables him to cure bless your dtara she l« taking your ’’You'll have to take a run out and every curable disease. All Chronic children Into her home—which means Diseases of tbe brain, spine, nerves attend to that Montana matter, Cla'r her heart!" ' ■ ' . blood, skin, heart, lurigs, liver, stomach Idgc," be said. “I can't go." He had sppke-n wkh warmth. Car­ “Can't, eh? Whafa up? Something kidneys, bladder aud bowels scientlO ruthers held, put lil* hand. i . cally and successfully treated. Di more important?'• McDonald pays special attention to "Thanks, dear boy! ^You’re a mighty "Very much more Important!" He catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Throat good friend." It was at the dose of n perfect June was smiling like a boy, and bis eyes and Lung Diseases. Chronic Diseases were •fhlnlug. "Fact In. I'vie not been peculiar to women. Nervous and Physi, day when a Httle party reached Cedar­ seeing enough of Eustace and Dorothy. cal Debility, Rheumatism. Paralysis. rille. A surrey drawn by two fat white I’m going to take a room at the hotel Neuralgia, and all Chronic and Nervous ponlee me: them. About two miles out­ down there—they tell me there’s good Diseases of Men, Women aud Child­ side of town the driver turm-d off into fishing to be bnd-and I'll see more of ren. No matter what your disease a wide carrlnke aoad that wound up an may be, the children." avenue of elms and oaks till a turn Clnrldge stan-d ut him. Then be nod­ brought tn view a great sweep of em­ There is SUU Hope-Then Do ded and laughed. erald lawn, beds of scarlet igeranlums, “Ybti’ye mru that willful little widow Not Despair a fountain flashing hi the golden light down ut Cedarville." and a sleepy,'oil vine covered bouse but consult Dr. McDonald aud get a Carruthers went off laughing. that looked hospitable and picturesque. correct diagnosis of your disease aud “Let us out. jinpn!” implored Eus­ feel assured that the doctor knows cor tace. rectiy wbat aits you. if you are cur“Is It fairyland?" queried Dorothy in The health and fragrance and rable, he will cure you. Those unable to call, write for symptom blank. a timid, entranced whisper. strength of the great "pine forests are The gentle, faded woman who re­ condensed In Plneuiea—a new discovery Correspondence strictly confidential. ceived the travelers bad a face- like n put up in a new way. A cure for all Addreas, cameo and appeared to harmonize nd- Kidney. Blood and Bladder diseases. • Dr. Donald McDonald u>ir»bly with her old fashioned sur- | Backache, Lumbago and every form of | riuudlngs. She showed Carruthers the 1 Rheumatism. Pineulee rid the system , TltEjSFKCIALIBT. of impurities. Sold by Fred L. Heath 1 B48 and 250 East Fulton Str, lhe dru gglst. Wednesday. Fed. 1st. Grand Rapids, Mich N A PP E N , K I. EI N H A N b A KNA PP£N, A ttnrneys. • L? Mlcbltfan Trust Co. Hui.uiuk. Grand Rapid*. Mlcblgaa. K ; rpHOMAS & PRYOR. C.n Thom**. i * Attorney* a: l*aw. I- «• » , <*tnce* ov.T JlNMlni* CBy Baak. | pOLGKOVK A POrt’K ' AtroTii*T» *i law, <Sut»raMr* U> pwitp f. Cutarovei I ar* ID Vnioi. ILoc*. HaNUBsH. Tract; ail u*courts of iu- uam. I \ t KEN ASTON, (-a. Attorney at Ov*r J. r ' -Tiu;4’'r* te^1 D&Lowbt. IlKlDfs. Mich. klwaya a large "toes of er* gists* and ■reetaeies on band LI A. AC H. BARBKft. IXs PhysIcUns end Soratous. alls ia dty or ommtr re«poo4«<i U h. timmerman F • Homcnpatblr Physictam and Bur■ t.eon, vw, Office < cor. Jefferson aud Center hrwta HANLON. M. D.. Physician Sargeooi. Middleville, Mlah A and PHAHI.ES RUSSELL, M.'D. H>y»ician and Surgeon, omoe over Fred L. Hulb'i drug R. S. HARTER. M. D. office at red.Uoo.jMtan, xw-b. DEMTINTS V «. WILLISON. D. D. fl. * * ______________ B*«Unn, Mich. ahatbact **i» n«AL’grTAT«*” P *. SHELDON, ■ ' AA£!m,“j "“»■ , _ Embalmer and Funeral Director Rubber Stamps .vPrI/ate P“id rt»«np» and all the stamps you may require, made to order.. , • JAS. H. ATKINS. 7 S». DIvi.Iq �HASTINGS BANNER, JANUARY 26. 2 1905. 1 tire and Executive As*ociation of Suptbe BoxrJ <-f HupcrvUon : Supervisor Osborn moved to amend ToGentlemSn : Your oommlrtoe oo Judiciary j ervUom of Michigan waa read, and on by inserting in place of 25 cents p«r wouir re-pt-rt fully make ibe fohowlt'X report: ia k j motion of Supervisor Hynes the oom­ W. I. u. wrf... It KMJtv July I.eUetric ibriiM . mile one way ten cents per mile act­ S I municatioh was accepted. ual? traveled. Motion carried. of the bo*ru of; Upervlsore. On motion of Supervisor Freeland. JANUARY SESSION. I Hrnry Ckanbmkun. Motion as amended was carried by Supervisors Hinkley and Cock were . Jobs j.. Doana. e . following vote. Yea 10. nay 1. ex­ ’ j',-h»rtric lights..;.. sent to the convention of State Asso­ ■ . Joav Kurtz. Barry County Court House, cused 1. 8, IMS. eiocuie Uprts ciation of Supervisors to be held in the Hastings Mich., Jan. 2nd, 1905. On motion of Supervisor McLaugh­ I ywtM Fights? ....... On motion of Supervisor Cock board TJlia being the date to which ad­ adjourned until the hour of 1 JO, p. m.. lin the report was accepted. Yeas 16; Clean eblmneys on court house and j*H. 10 00 city of luinsing, Fcbruarv7, 8 and 9th that their expenses be borne by the journment waa taken, the Board met nays none, Maus excused, Williams county nnd they contribute to said con­ AFTSRNOON 8XMION. at their room in tiie Court House, ard absent. < wrh called to order by Chairman Mil­ On motion of Supervisor McLaugh­ Total oost ot Wl and gaaoUne.................. « M vent on their just proportion of ex­ Board met at the hour of 1:30 p. nr. ler Roll called: all members present Supervisor Miller Jn the chair. Roll lin bill Nq 19 be allowed at thirty-four Total ocailOf electric lltfita.................... 277 21, pense, and that the clerk be authorized expenata........... 1.327 « to draw an order, for the same. Yeas except Supervisors Cock. Lawrence, called. All present except Freeland, (34.00) dbilars. Yeas 17, nay none, AOtol fuel and lighting . AMOS FMKLAXP, 17; I not voting. . Nevins and Furniss. A. N. WlbblAMB. excused Maus. Maus and Hynes. • On motion of Supervisor Hynes tbe . ALBKKT LAWXKXCff. ' Communication read from Dr. D. E. .A communication from Barry Coun ­ Prosecuting Attorney. Lee Pryor, WOULD QUOU-T CUtt IC. de:.. was instructed to send the Grand Fuller, Chairman of a committee of appeared liefore the Board and s|wke ty Medical Association was read. On motion of Supervisor Johnson Rapids Daily Evening Press and De­ doctors proposing to meet with a com- to some length upon the traqip ques­ Oh motion of Supervisor Osborn the the report.was ncccpted. Yeas 18. rnSUev to be appointed by tbe super­ tion and recommended the repeal of Ix'ard adjourned until tomorrow at Committee on county property here troit Daily Free Press to. the County House for the benefit ot the inmates. visor.- to fix prices for attending cases the resolution passed by the Board in 8:30 a. m. ' * report a» follows: Yeas 18 ... L-' of eontagous diseases . , January, 1903. To the Honorable Board of Supervbore: Mrs Hecox afpeared before the Motion made to adjourn until tomor­ Ht.unjp. Mich. Jan. 6th 1IM>. Hartley E. Hendrick and. Fred W. Grtittemsn: Your comm Hire on county prop­ row at the hour of 8:30. Carried. i‘i.ird met as per adjournment al the erty would reepiTtluily submit th» follow! K n lx>ard and stated -.vhy a ty W* writer Chamberlain Walker appean-d^iefore the Board and 6 $18 10 $ .60 $18W was necessary in Probate's office. port We recommend for the J*H building as Miller in— the .— I. — — argued pro anil con the right being [•hour ------ of 8:30. Chairman ---------------------------...ktalH .... ’ 6 18 14 84 18 84 On indtion of Hupervisor Williams Cock Hastings, Mich , Jan. 3. * * ’* call, minutes • ' given to build a dam across Gun river ! chair. Roll .off ye«te.r—‘“~ Duster 6 18 30 18$ 1980 Bourtl met as tier adjournment at in the township of Orangeville. vexi and oioun. that nss> linoleum be placed In kfubeii the matter of buying a type writer was Freeland ; day’s meeting read, approvu. 8 18 36 21$ 2016 referred to committee on'county proand hall floors, th U th" office be painted and 8:39 a m. Called Co order by Chair­ Moved by-Supervisor Osborn, 4hut signed. All members present except, papered, that Hie interior of Jail be daluled Hinkley 6 18 30 180 19 80 man Mjller. Roil called all members with the consent of Prosecutor Pryod, 1■ Superviaur Supen-isur Ritchie. . ‘ when Deeded, that tbe eaves be repaired, aud ^On motion of Supervisor Cock the Hines 6 IB­ 28 IM 19 OR priTutin except Supervisor Furniss. Mr. Walker be allowed u> to occupy thi» thii i Bond of J. F. Edmonds as poor cum- coralee and potriiro b- oatnp*d. We would al<o 6 IS 14 .84 1884 I ciion of F. W. Burgess. Drain Com­ pmsecutore room untilliis robins uni missioner read and on motionuf Super­ recommend the removal of two evergreen trees board adjounu-d until tomorrow moni- Johticod Kurtz on tiie court bouse grounds. <mh- iu the southeast ing at the hour of 8:30 u. m. 6 18 8 4$ 1848 missioner. nf Barry county and Elmer (inadv ----- 1------. . v . M)r the same was accepted. ready for him. Carried oornl-r and one in the south west corner, also Lawrene*■ 6 18 42 251 3052 E; Gable, Drain Commissioner of AlliHastings, Jan 7th. 1906. the remora) of other trees that die or become The committee on claims through Yeas 15 nays none. 6 IS 24 1.44 1944 2.in county, ,read asking permission Chairman Nevins made the following Board met as per adjournment at the McLaughlin On motion of McLaughlin, Judge dangerous,and that Uc slierifl be instructed to 2 Maus sea that tbs work is done. Mid that th" cteck be Ill IS 12 « 18 to>construct a dam across Gun river.. partial report;' ' Mack or Mrs. Hecox were invited’ to autborixed to draw orders on the county treaa hour of 8:80 a. m supervisor Miller 6 18 32 19$ 1992 • . Moved by Supervisor Hinkley to ac­ To lite IloocrAtile Board of Supervisors : in the chair. Roll called all members Miller jjome before the Board and state the urer tor same. 6 18 2 11 1IU2 J, Lorwnxo'Map*. Y our committee on nihccil inretis cjnltns anti ’reasons for the necessity of a type­ cept the petition and place the same present eacept Supervisor McLaughlin Osborn 6 Iff 42 2M 2052 ’ accounts respecttolly submit tne fols-wrng u» writer being procured for the probate’s oil file ; motion withdrawn. who ns excused for the day. Minutes Beams Hi-’tr report, rc.-okimeudiug Hie a!lowA«c** *d Ritchie 6 n 18 182 I9A2 Credentials of O. M. McLaughlin as ttie-ev-ral of yesterday ’ s meeting readjpproved Committee. atnoimis as Ktv-n below, mut Ui4t office. Carried. c 18. 10 Spenser -flu 1860 supervisor from Castleton in place of the clerk be autborizeu to draw orders for thS Quporvipor Osborn moves that billa signed. '7^' .On motion of Supervisor Hynes the and same. 30 18.60 6 18 10 Vfcror B. Funiiss, resigned, read. Communication read from william Williams No. 80 and 200 be placed in the hands report was accepted. Yeas In. . 6 18 40 240 20.40 Motion made by Supervisor Doster 1 Serini Digest & Fub Co....... Clmd. K. t.lute, chairman of the committee Nevins of the judiciary committee to report 11 iti The -committee on claims through t hat credentials be accepted. Carried. 2 John Nouasinuh liven . . 4M this afternoon. Carried.’' .their chairman Supervisor Nevins on Legislation and Law Reform. ■I A. H. Smith, supplies ......... $347.76 17jveas. On motion of Supervisor Osborn the On motion of Supervisor Johnson made thei following report: 4 sIM’kAi a o , supplies....... O'. L Sp*scb.k. Bond of Orville C. Bar-num as Coun­ t Char e» Kuiweli. ex. lusyne.... communication was received. 5 Id the Board took a receM until the hour, John Hisklkv. ty/’lerk rend and approved. Yeas 18. fl W. Dovry. ex. insane ...... The committee on judiciary here re5 10 of 1:00 p.m. -• A. M, Nzvins iAFTEIt.XOON HKflHlOX, Bond of Orville C.-Barnumas regi.-- 7 A I. T>.>l<ir.ex tumine . .... counts reap^eifall* mibmu-ibe following i« their potn as follows; 5 Amo-Hanlon. ex.lii»ane . On motion of At||>ervi*or Osborn the •■er in Chancery read and auproved. :• Am.Fimn. * Fnr.Co. exsltmjs Board called to order by the Chair­ report, recommending tbe allowance<<f -he aev. To Jhe Hmeirabte Boxrd of Biif«rrvtroni • • report was accepted. Yeas 17, nays 'i «n.- 17. . ' lo A M- Gardner, supplies... V- man, II,un, Sujicrvisor * > ia*,, Jiur Miller, i. It, nt (WV-UOUI tbe-hour of Gtniteruvn . Your rononiUe* <m iudteisry none. Moved by Siipervisor Chamberlain 1! if. A I’liWrn. ex |usa:te. .. -i-a 1 !'• ”4 Kofll. cajled all membcnt t’Und. AIM. wo<i<l tr«p-ctfulK submit tiie following rep<'»tSupervisor Oaborepresented the fol­ thil-the (‘hairtnni: appoint a eiuumit- t-2 G iliagtiarr *C<>. supplies ... u* iu m w | preflmt. : BII No. find ov.-r/hargr of.S'-'.O. . ’ , • 1 E. Fl. La'-b top- c<»ron«w« feet. 910 70 110 70 • . . Bai No. 3C. we have »-x..niint>d tbe tcconi.* nod lowing; u» eord’cr'iwith’ a commitv njp l in ■ i in in aj 13 as l ummitjtee on immnincd ’ through X E. Morrinnl-r. W<t»Jt*''Tee». flo>i ti more tn<'ortr>Bh.*« favor Umn Hie inil 3 Emma Dlnkte wltnv** te-v pointed by the Barry (’> ;:niy Medical n ibOioa Bron,-»u pli>-«, ... Jt'i ™ their .Chairman, Supervisor Lawrence calls for. iji Doubled >y Bn*. *uoi>ilr«nsipciationl cdmiiosi'd _ ___ of HsioCHitiim; •» "S as follows: . i iu 1 10 Clir.hhiaii. Geo. Miller, far his ttnlform cotirFtiller.* Fuller.* E E. E. F. Hhilliug. ^hilling, 11.. a. i.» Barber; in Saiuut'lVrlhj.wnK-Wf •M on ’Si T'* t*,‘’ hoari ot Aibervlsors: i«.,.ov trr.iiin-ut and conalderathHi during Use 0 11) K. H, l.-rtlmip, coroners Ictu arid I»r J li. ilcGutlin. Moiinp nrc.’l; ,p ,• •'**”w. toelBunu-s*. V«»lte. tcrvitva Msdous uf this board. C..H. os ho un. Gcutlamrii: Y«u|rcommittee Your coniintm-e on insurancercInsurance re- S7 John u S it nA I Geatlwied: .moiuh. pji servi,-,-. H Iifiinls. Jury tee% . On motion ofBuperviaon Maus the sp-vituilytivcseut pifeseuttne tnefollowing followingreport. report,Vizi via: 4 ‘ n » 1 s|>fituily ‘ at Galligan A Co, suppliro”.-.' Walter K>eb. Jury ires...... Supervise} Dorter move* its adop­ rt*|**rt was accepted. Yeas 17, nays 1 hat tlb'.-e is in force on tbr court bou*c btilW- 10!> Geo.Cuigc--*. rite! foliawiiig sujx’rvisijrs were ap- •ft Citrlton township. tiiMufi.sup. jury fo-s ... tion which is carried by an unanimous . pg I'M ou'. dtMributed a* follow : 11 Fred AtiJm*. jurv fees . .. ’ Dr. C. K. Fo.heuHn uffl-i-r . nom*. pojtitiiii a* such, committee: llitikley, 110 l>. B KllpatrVk. fiiruu: .ting.. 12 Danil V.'oitnit. wltio-ss lev. Nsindrvisor Johnson mint'd to take O-^iorh. Williams, McLaughlin and i 2»•— Kef-»rr>i to rax>r board. Minutes of the day read and approv­ Fumltore jiuid ftx'um-SiJKXi in American 13 K.if. Lsturov. (iiron-T* fm bill No28 of October session from the '• Kgrtr. ' . ?-•Kcfrrrwl tn board. Fin-Insurance Co.. SIJW In Continental Fire 14 Hm1Ic> il. Wehh.MTvIccs . ed.’ 15 Isabel! Fulter w mess tees 1 to, table, which wa* carrier.. A. M. N avins . Insurance co .$ .000 in British American Fire aVuiiniis^oner Gable exhibited pn»On motion of Super-visor Nevins 18 M«rv Wurthiy. witurv* tors C4IAKLRB F.COtK. Iri'iuancCo., total *3 900. Hill No. 28 was read. filcof projaised dam aenxs Gun river . J. Hinklrt. I Jail BulMiDg—82,500 tu Continental Fire In­ ''ovrd by Supervisor Doster that bill boaixl adjourned tine die. in the : -wiwhip nf Orankeyillv. •­ I 10 surance Co.. 82.500 in American Fire Insurance Geo. M. Millkr, Chairman I? Frank Kd mono*, jury * wli.fs •; 10 28 lie referred back to committee on Moved by Suncrvispr Nevins the On motion of Supervisor Osborn the Co., total S5.0oo. /O C B arnum, Clerk Court HiUise Building-83JXO tn Florae Ina. Co. clanns Carried. matter of a dam be made-u sjweinl or­ report was accepted and the Clerk of N. V.. S'JJMO In Liverpool. Londort, Globe, bWpervieor Hynes moved to take bill der for Thursday morning. Carried. authorired to draw orders for •' the ftl.ooo In German ,1ns. Co, 82,500 in St. Paul 1- ire No. 81 of October session from table. Marine. «2.Mi0 In Lnndun Laueashtre, ~ -■ ■ ami wimiuu and nmi ......... 1—?? ■■; ■ Moved by Supervisor Doster that the same. C'arried. yens 15, flay none.1 ab­ and av <tnn.-uarinn. u. Brttl-Ui iikifi.i. Am. ■ ...iu r... raw- >.auc»-i>irv. ... t 10 •2.500 in Ins. Co.. fc-.QOO In AurtctilJ » Orncy Flay»ar<L «u IM Ito Hill No. 31 wab read. If u la dip wfck sticks or will not hills in the hands of the clerk Ik- placed sent 3. —.......... trtUmnuv. lu IU 3 ll> tundin*. Co..——S2JIM in Milwaukee M-- ti.iniete •--Xpert ‘Xpert twUmoui On motion of Hupervi or Hynes bill move up and down easily, draw one or ’ *.. ....... o._ < 1 — r. . 11 F kill:... A V ,ta*rt tIHi.it.V in the hands iof the committee on On motion of Supervisor McLangh- W.IW) in GloSnt Falls, |2.J<o Hi Coop»r lux. Co . 25 D E. Fulter. expert »*«£in>on). » no 15 nn C. H TlUil), Jurv tee*........... 4 70 4 7U No 31 was allowed at the amount two nf (lie threads from one side. In lin .... the’ mutter nf paying v^i* C-lerk'i «for chums. Carried. • (| .... VI 81.000 tn AnierL-an Ina.Co.. St.Win Continental -.7 rt David B. Engiund. jH-tire fevs. !E> 25 • claincd which upon motion was done. , loved by SiiiH'rUmlr Hinckley that-, uripyine’ miperviMirs proceedings 1 for lus. Co. tout 828.090. extinguishing ti e flume of a lamp nev-/ 23 D. H. Kllp*>rtek.coroner* frew 6 06 4 U5 mi iiills received lat«‘f than W’> d ;es-’ the printer Im- refered to judiciary » D. B Kilpatrick, ewrotore fees 5 24 4 15 Yea^I", nays none., Poor Houre-8U*<sQ lb Llterpool, London aud 31 Dnnlei A. Milter. con*tob1e fees SOW • cci|iervisor Osborn move, that bill er blow straight down upon ft, but <l!tj night, t'arried < conimiltee. wliichuAuotion was carried. Globe, 8l,50<tl|i Phu tilx 1ns. Co., poor house 32 Mr*. A. G. Cortrithl. waab bbl.. 83 7« « 7* No. 86, October.session of Sheriff Cort- across it. «ajw the Gentlewoman. Tbo .Moved by .Supervisor Maus toad- - ’ On motion of '.Supervisor Nevtnk the aud cniientv 81,30) in Hartford In» Co. xt a. «. <'orirtchf. attend, cte. et 3? ,oo 3.- oo joitrii until 1:3iJ p. m. Carried. -I Board-ndjouriied until tomorrow intirnWood House-S2W m Detroit. Fire aud Ma­ 34 A. <1. <’<>rtrt«bt, Jurv areotint. M «W to W rigit be allowed at $1740.50 us reported wick should flrat be turned far down. rine, V. Carried. Again. when trimming the wick do not 38 A. G. rortrls L iramp.aec‘not 3fl 00 co bv - judiciary committee. am^M» .r.-t-w, . ! Uwat Um- hour ..IS ,30 a. m. Barns- 870n tn Franklin Inaur-tnrt* f’o. i: A. G. C<ntr>xht.rrin*lnfe acct 110 W no vu Yea*. Ift.'.nays 2.Hot voting I cut ott the brown tinder, as if helps Off 37 A. G. < urluglii. 008x4 bill ^.. ^t>2 io Ku to Moved by ••'uiKirvisor Osboji* that relighting. Merely rub a cloth along ft lloard in«it at1 ih<‘-'hour ofiJWas Hustings, Jan. 5th 19dT> • <Jhaiu.ro F. COCK. bill No. 200. October session tn* n-notved tn remove any loose bits. !-t . djournnu id. .Supervisor Miller in ; Board met nt. lhe hour of 8:30 ai m. . . We therrhirv r«>->>mine:ul that the county J ohn uinklkv. l 'lild.icj four hundred and forty-six til—'c:i?.tr. Roll called, all memliers 1 Called t<> order by Chairman. Rtdl .treasurer rldce *&wo more lu,unu>et* orf tne * Iteierred to board. dolors and eighteen cents.Motion I called members all pp’senl ejraept Moved by 5uPcrv’9or Chamberlain j.r.-vailed yeas 17, nay> wine. The e appointed io’’confer i Mnitee i-.ven-ied.. * that the report l»e iicceptcd. Carried RniAN oraameritN. when ;t:vl pdt or b$|rtfrvisor Ijslxirn hen- reads the with ti-H tor.-. nlft'r!' that ‘ i’. was left to J M.iv-d by Su|wrv'isor H-itchic that:the yeas 18. follawing resolution carried. Yeas 11, iaeq’ieml. may be cleaned on : tide ; matter of a dam across. Gun river in flu ? doctors tt»'fix ;t ncIiEi , Moved by-SuiKTvisnr.Crxjk thsG’biih nays 8. absent 1. color giver, to'tl.tin by two . C. |< 0HBOKN. nnd rejHirt -tomorrow ifiorniiig.* Re- : Barrj ■ opnty Ik? laid upbu thetabip. ' No. 28 and 31 be laid "upon the fable. John .hvn»». moiPwscH. Th.' 1ln-t b» to br' .t ’ ;.’l (.‘turned.i. • , purj »•.•••»> i>te<i . j Curried Conuhlttee 'Motion prevailed. tilae Into n line powde-. :hh;. Bfmd •»' trenr|»e E. C'deman aNcnunUn nu*:i<4l> of Supervisor. (.’Ack jbill I JJa motiim of Jiupervhor Freeland t The committee on finance through uiHlerd-immlimei't lo llv cmiiili Jal! f>T Ly Ireu-ur. r rfnd and 'on motion of N'o.,f Andrew Cort right In- taken lhe report was .accepted. Yeas 16,’ their chairman Supervisor Osborn orrm ten it with Noft .niter, rul•’» t g tioti the vaerdnev m l altnil.tr vHrnro«. uu<l furtli-r Ritchiv thv earn*- wa:- np- • from i.Jje table. Carried., Krdrfnrd. Tti-l Hip bill of f ,rr it pHMurn mi- ornamenwj which mnw ;. he-, ted । nd nays none ’ mqde the followiim report: 1«. iiaya nunc. i «>n motion of Supprx’iwr Nevin* bills nibbed d*/ with bruit ;'.u.l , _ Committee un iifvctitory report a-1 io Ihr Honoral'l*- ' !1 airman «cd Ilrard nf Bliprrrtws; «ic.t«>r F- riirnis* as sheriff. No. :i9 be made a special o^ler । follows: : tbv Sheriff. shall wn»hi The sermnl la tt> wash the bm^swork for tomorrow p. m.' Curried. with rock nlum iioilcd iu a strpug lye the Honwibi- Heard ol Supervlwx : Laghlin was approved. Yeas 18. ; On niutioii of .Sijpervi.tor. Osborn the JoGrniletiu-u rto inform : Aourl-oinuilfUt ••n liivvntorv <>( ,' C..H,O8HORX. tn flu* pmprirtlon of an ounce to n pint; Bend <>( J. AL Smith a„ circuit cmirt . Boani adjourned until 1 :(X> p. tn. duly. »nd•tourt liuiro* u-p»rt Uiey havn t«krn Hi* ----I lie followThe con*mit|ee on county property •when dry il •nrixt 1>e»t<ibbe;l oft with Hiiil noted in >nvrn7<>ry ,rf<ir<l. und fliwl 1W|*,» *°JXF***1 ni"‘n'conimishfohi'r. rend andon motion of ttr following Ainount* m ‘be wiverM at ‘‘‘H ceudlUJC ihnkugh their Chairman Maus report* trif-nlL EUiier o» these prtae-/.c* will sijjij rvreuiand it wite api»h»vrd. »>ik>w«: as fnlkjws^ . x : Yen* IK ' give bras* tiro hrhltaucy of gokL: Board met ns per adjournment. Cteta'i* offl re................ . W.UUO to To the lf<»t>«>nib,<- H>mni n| Supervisors ; Bpnd of E\ W. Lathrop as eorunor Koli cidlvil all mumtM.T.s prOecnt exopt Probate office .... rresMirvr's offire • 1S.LV1 Bl G«u>ttem<*n; Yum commote* i<i eouuty pronSuperviffor Maus, excused. “FOUND”. u 0.000 co rrty M whom w*’ re-’ern- l the pureh tsing of a Rrgbter'roffire . .. th.. ... Mau? tin --.line wa> approved, 'lens JR. The. committee on claims through Gouri room and ridre’s « “•*-« !4».W tytte.writer lor lhecowl hou-e. would innke rbtheir Chairman Nevins, report as tbeir rrow'itiow AUorney's office following retrnrt. We f«-omnwnd tbe Odd Notice In Prominent Southern HttenC < office ' ....... • u... aaza I From primary tax piirchivw of « type writer. »'■<! »lml Juilire M.vck that the farmer?, have lhe ifce of the final report on nriandiaiteuus clninis. as Paper of Interest to Hastings Superusers' room uj. ... l>c jitiiotl’.iM to purctoi-w same kii<i tii<- '-lerk const room to hold thein ihstitut<-. follows:Sc&.toi commute nx*m drew ah order »n the county trensurer fur lhe Residents. (.’nrkied. tower hail ....................... 55 re. From county Farm (nock etc., ao'di. in f* th* Honorable Board <•! SuperrtM'rs ; Upper bail ......... -. ----14 »» -From county farm i.noant of man' . One^of tbe best known newspapers ^Thv couHnitiee to Your committee on miscellaneous claims and tlfrerta ................................ 21 •■o Fr<Mii'-oiintv t«rin t-ui'portormniaie) in toe South is the ••Guide" of Dunn. N. physicians through 1 hainnun accounts restH'Ctfnilv submit the following a* Basement . . . , . Jons Krtirz. : C. Its publisher, J. I’. 1‘ilnian. sends Hiilkiy made a report ____ - __ , ibrir report, rc.-oioinending the nllnwandr of .oarer clock................ ........ Oh motion of Supervisor Lawrence ns the following clipping with request several luivmnu a* given Iwdbw. aud that Court house.......................... H-JiiiidiiiKS ......... tioii i>( Supervisor Nevins wioj refvred ; !i.e the clerk be auttiorned to draw enters ,!ur the Utr-ry ................................ h.ixtirnnre udjiiotiiienl ofI»m inre-;: the I report whs accepted. Yeas 17^ to publish: Imiit to the committee for alternation,! i-rer-’c.rti- . ......... .. : nnyi none. , . cin,d. 41i<« ’ Tout ................... •.•Found.-—by the editor of the Guide, |?6,7W> Bl K*u .. • ’ ................ : or Amendment, with orders to report* Tie .committw on inventory nt a bottle of Hyomet.the wonderful treat­ 25 D. 8. Kilpatrick, health officer HUSTEIL Weuncsthiy 'morning. Motion pre-i -•■ D. 11. Kilpatrick. fuinlgaUtig.. Coiwity Farm and jail, through their ment that cures catarrh^ without 27 Johu Brtisairr. clock repair-.. vailed'. ’ -?_ - Chairman Hynes here -report as fol ­ stomach doking. We can speak in-high­ (look & Bentz. nuppuen......... <tn motion of Supervisor Riichic the 2« 2> Aaron Slicrk, expense accT... On motion of Supervisor Hynes the lows: est praire of it*; remarkabWpower to ' Bo$rd adjourned until’ tomorrow 4U J. IL Deiinfa. soldlrr* rrl.com. R 'A report was accepted. To IM Cbairoinr, and Getiltemeti ot the Bo«rJ cure and relieve catarrh of the bead . morning ut the hour of 8:3o. nt $uperviw»: Total receipts ...... 1....... 9t»tt9 45 Tit1 committee on fuel through Y.»ur roinni'ltre on the Invoice of prnpepy at and throat. This menti >n is made not 33 Cook Bros., iwutlux.............. the cfiuntv tnrm And.Jail would respecUuily kuu- as an advertisement, but in the inter­ Chairman Freeland report as fallow*. HastingB, Jan. 4tlr. 1905. IIISHI KARMkNTS. 34 L»ubauih Bros., supplies___ mlt the following report. , est of those whb suffer the torture of c Board met at the hour of 8:80 n m. 34 Dr. it. 8. fl art er. mc*J. services ii5 cn Gentleman of tl>« Board of Hu pen isnrn: <teai emte at county urn -............ Siztxnoq that terrifile disease, .catarrh." ■ tteturtml »t.-»t-tox W7»62. returned Your fuel comm it te« report an follows: Called ui opUk by Chairman Miller. 3« Marshall Norwood, ste-vices . 31 oo Fciusual property in poorhotue ana eui.ntr tos 82is.ai return •<'. drain Lu sending lhe clipping, Mr. Pitman Feb. 2*. 12 tons, 4<o Ito coal nt 14.20. ... Si7» 34 Roll called all memliers prese nt. on poor farm .. ■ .............. 2 -° « lax »Sd5e ................. . ................ 6X1 21 Feb. 13.5 torn co *1 aft *4 40......... «« wrote the following letter: • . The commillex* to whom was refered 39 Mr. Brims, milk ....... ............ ’•.,ie or«l-r» paid ............... .. 40331 r» Personal jirovt’rty lu Jxll 10.000 00 Jail buWing................. W. I. Tnorp*, witness fees.. “I enclose a little piece from my pa­ <>ra<itv orders paid ........ . . . the mailer of fixing a uniform ached ute 40 41 W.<:.Towne, wltiiesn fees. ... Dra'ii onier* i*a>d ...... . ............ of prices t<> i»e paid physicians in eon- 42 Grant Dickerson, supplle* . Total ........ -s. Fil.Wt »' per. issued to day. You will see from 4AU0 OO l.l'i'Nir tax illsb ....................... - ... Ailiot which ia respectfully submitted, this that I deeke to push the sellinglif A3 Bleli-ua Aahby. services ......... rageous disease report as follows: ■ MS> 14 »•.huqueii*. lax .............................. J ohn H ymxk . a0.l*8 05 Ilyomei as far as oossible. .1 am using Pomary «>rfl»r» .. ----Gentlemen the undersigned mem­ 44 W11 klnsdn. services small pox Total coat ot coal. . AMOK FllRRLAAP. 45 Mnrk Fox. fuel ....... ...----7 24 Institute oroers ........................... it in my own family, and find that it J. Lorrrzo Maus. bers of; the cominittoc api>ointed by 46 A. Patton, fuel ...... ................ UaUrtaa ... ....................... ' gives the desired relief, so that I take the Board of Supervisors m the meet­ 47 C.-F. Cock, health officer .. . . Poor fund paid ............................. . Aux, *21. clean chimneysicourt bouse and Moved by Supervisor Nevins that the 4* Dr. Fritch, small pox ........ •­ : Weorumipbera f-os....................... pleasure In spreading far and near the ing held Jan. 3, 1906, to establish a un­ 43 J Al I ...................................... O. B. Firrh. H. O. inmiicatlax3.AM 10 report be accepted. Carried. tkrvi’t conrt orders. .. .............. knowledge of this sure relief for ca­ Feb. 7. paid tor electric Ughta----------iform for for medical services rendered 50 O B Fitch, H.O. ruu.lgatlnK. | Justice c<-uri orders . .............. The committee on claim# through tarrh." Mar. I. paid for electric iizhta............... Mlv-r:lao*Wro«ilers ...................... in said county in regards to treatment April s. paid tut elejtrtcllghto .............. their Chairman Novins, submit the 125 00 l« O» W. J. Hollows?, In preparation for r.'wm enumerator* . ............ «of icontqgious and infectious diseases following report. 53 R. 8. Hatter, ...................... the catarrhal troubles of this season of and disinfection of the same do ad­ m l.iuthbAU.sup.srns)lpix .... WINTER EATING RUINS STOMACHS To the Honorable Board of Suprrri«nn ■ year, has ordered a large stock ot Hyvise and consider fair a fee for the 55 Kta<J. Dinktl. *jip. small pox.. . llouMiot correction ............ 71 » Your c«»mmltt<reV»n criminal claims anil 56 B. Pennock, sun. small pox ... ••Now ia the Time You Need Ml-o.na, ” omei, and sellsjtunder guarantee to re Surrey orders ......... . 18 47 counts rcwoecttuily aubmi.t ih- iolbiwlnRasibrir same as follows: 57 John Aa|h). fuel............... Deer license orders......... » ?0 Kport. recombteuding • • e aUowutcs of the »<»■ fund tbe money If R.does not relieve. Says W. J. Holloway. : 58 Theodore (hbe, fuel......... . Hastings. Midi., Jun. 3, 1905, anionuta as given tx-low. an<i Hint tbecieik Complete outfit coats but 81. and extra Total disbmwenienta ... : |i4t.«0S73 bealanihor-ized Tv>tbe members of on* hi of tun onrry County W Howard Mosher, supplies.,T,. to draw enters for tbe same. Think for. a moment of the extra oo W. J. Hcdfoway. suppnes..,;.. bottles can be obtained forSOceuu. Ask M-di.-Hi Society of Harry (Xiutity. Midi. BlUAI-ITtLATION. 39 A.G. t'urtrtgnl. lockage ....... 24 M ’ Genllrtnen :-Tn«i utioereliEned mruibers of 61 J. W. Klhott. ser. health ofll’r strain vou put upon tbe otomaeh in the him to show you the strong guarantee n A.G.Coririabt, postage.. •> 1<> receipt.................... SIW.M8 45 tits eeinmjite- appointed i>y ihr board of super- 62 Geo. IL Hyde, ser. health nffi’r winter? The hearty food, the late sup­ Total to Orten T. Ltehty. criminal acct, '.w r.i Total dlsbursemwrts .. 142.flt«78 under which he sells it. This remarkvui>r«. iu nieeUux b-od Jan. .1. 1905, to establish 83 Quincy Hines, supplies......... 41 Frank Andru*. deputy........ ’* pers, and tbe lack of exercise and out a liuHotfn lee for inrdi? ii servici-a rendered in 04 F. Hartoh,supplies.. ........ ■....a»)e remedy medicates the air passages, Overdraft J*u. 1.1905 818.^6 48 42 J. F William* Jurorfees... door all weaken and strain the stomach, saul nounw. in regMrds to treatment of oon- d5 C. Ill Burton, health officer... and making a complete cure of the case A W Burpee. Jurortoea. . M) hi order to make matters plain tn yonr honor-' 4j tMf'0®'’ 4,"1 inteetlou. di*ease«. and dirtnfec- <y. Fred U H-atii: supplies........ laying the foundation for poor health Johi Me Hana. Juror fees... of catarrh abl- i«ody, as wrUaxpi ailcittrensnf tbeonr.ty 4t tnm "f the same, do adiise and consider fair lee ST Dennis A Hllngnrland. pfg . ('haaey Btshup- iuattce (»e« ami suffering. .6» Jbhnc. Ketcham, exp. acct., tor rame as follows; w-deemed an explanation uecesmrv. The re­ 45 in E. J. Frighner. juvtke-few Chronic stomach troubles, nervous port would natur illv show Oh- county to he in a 47 I. .-mali pox. visit nod aiteixlance. S5 and 10 rti fobn Kurtz........................... . 1). K rulTcr.iiupileaJe....... •xcatoiK-r mile actually traveled for auendanee Ta Benkes* WaUdorff. supplies much worse condition tlnauc ailv Hinn ou the 4fl Dr. irritability, and serious bowel and kid ­ H A. Barto?, expert 7i Chas. M. Maek. exp. nccl...... of .far uxry 1994. which is turt the ca-e. The 49 David England in IMi}- on* day .......... ney diseases have often dated from a Brst explanation l<ns follows: f l -mgbtberis and Scuriet Fever. 83 vKItand 7-2 E. H. t.idhrop. m*d: servtaa. ThotPM Johnson, detective ......... week of extra -good living " Nearly In the ieiM>rt »(lhe conditioned tiie county on M ■ attend mfeuad ten cents a mile nctuallj trav- 73 Fred L. Heath. Fuel Tht Niagara faUt RcuU.‘ Il Gro. Braith, witnrea.......... »l«M for aUeMtatctrin any «oe day. eveijone is bothered with wore or less Jan. i»L IMH. lhe borrowed money, covered nv M Aiwk MeNeal. Juror......... III. Measles. WhMptnxCaugli and ail other 58 O. H, MuttlMJu. wtiaew ... headaches and backaches, furred infectious diseases th it an- »o regarded by Hie 7« Wm. IL Goedjear. auppliM. HaxUngs,as follows; 54 H. Purdy. wlUiMa ....... ittifEe tioaril af health, ordinary fee of $1 per- 77 Fred Walker, exp. account.. tongue, poor appetite, dry. hacking paid lu WM. Til- condition this y«ir Is entirely »5 Jerry Sproal. deputy ahemr.., EASTWARD yidt ana iitteud.-iuce. and fitly cents per mile 7K A. L Taylor, medical.... ns at Um prroent lime all borrowed cough, heartburn, spots before the eyes, smerent. 8. li. Garrtaon. courtcriar.... 79 ,f. C. Unhpman, fumigating, monies have toen paid., making the debt for W. one way. 17 Daniel Miller, constable to F. Hart/Ri. supplies ............. dizziness or vertigo, sleeplessness, lack borrowed motiev <if 1903 as well us that ot 1804 Fumigation—Small Pox. 85. AH other inteo«1 L. W. Fdlghner. prlnUng . tlous jtlhease* that are risiulred to be furiilf ated, „jw xoraexpms...... of energy, loss of flesh or a general all come under lhl» settlemen:. A plain stateby tbe stole board of health, ordinary fee of 83, io. G. C. Keller, med. services.. No. Ida. NightexpreM....;....... weak tired feeling. Ft Is further understood and agreed that tbe WESTWARD •-Referred to board. I• 10 .1 10 Now is the time when Mi o-ua is Jm». iy. HOI.overdraft ................ board ot health ot each township shall deelde M r. ST. stumer, wiruvaai leeo... 910.M1 II JOHM HINKUHas to who are able io pay above bill s and wbo On motion <tf Ruporvisor Freeland Amount of untM imtrtandlng ............ 4 JOB W needed to repair the ravages and wastes A. M. Navnra. are.not. It i» also further understood and 73 70 the report was accepted. Yeas 17, nays No. M». Grand RapidsexyreM....,...... 12:4*p m the hearty eating of winter has caused A mount of Interest on notes............ No. KO, Mall........................................... »J«aB CHARLB8 F. 0DO8. agreed that said attending physician shall en­ No. 101, Pacific express .............. .........J1KB a m none deavor to collect his bills from his patient be­ in the stomach and digestive system. Total in debt Jan. I, IMM........... >14 536 81 Trains Noa. ill, 105.108 and tea, daUy. fore presenting a bill to the county board of Committee on pav roll through On motion of Supervisor Osbora the- Tfiis is the only known agent that Jan. 1.19U6.overdraft............... . .... Nf ®’ 2! O. W. Kvcg'lks, . "'Ihu committee recommend that a copy of report waa accepted by the follqwing strengthens the stomach and digestive Paid census enumerators, uupro’d for 1J76 M Chairman report as follow*: W. S. Barron, Aient, Chicago. To the Chairman and Members of the this report shall be deilvered to Dr. D, E. Knller vote. Yeas 16, nay none, excused organs, so they can and willxeadlly di­ Hnsttnga. .president of said sqelaQr. , „ Maus, absent Williams. gest whatever food is eaten. A Ml-o-na Board ot Supervisors: riigued John Hinxlrt. . Showing th* condition to he fully m good aa The committee on judiciary thrpngh tablet taken before each meal will re­ Gentlemen ■. Your mimmittee on pay ' O.M.McLAUQHLisr ou Jan. I. PH. . If for example, the borrowed their Chairman Chamberlain reported move all irritation, inflammation and moneys ot iinm. HinouuUn* lo 8sJ35.se bad uot roll respectfully auburn the following Johx Ktrunc. A. N. W1LUAM8. as follows: congestion in the digeetive organa, and l.erli paid anm nf:-r tni-i.o-M-ntM-ittrrrcut.our as their report recommending the al­ would have item shown m being so strengthen them that they will ex­ •renlreti SA.lM.7s (a-yhiR nmhliiK of the amount for cen- lowance of the several amouuiB as giv­ One of Ring’s Dysypei* Tablets tract from the food all that goes to xus-nutn-reimo,) as .v.mnare.l with tbe over­ en below and rhe clerk bi- authorised Stop It. rtmo table. In effect Oct. U, 19M after eating even if you eat -but little, make a good rich blood, firm muscle, draft ftfani.iiH.H0FJan.Y«i«iroommltCentral Standard Time. teewlshScnmmpnd th- trmrtnrtraf 'he oouoA neglected cough or cold may lead and a sound, healthy body. will digest the little you do eat, nnd tvfo* IhA. uiiltnnn corrrctnen ni-hlx books. cure Indegeetlon. DvejM-nsla, Sour to serious bronchial or lung troubles. ... . . .-ca w ro*i'-ctfuUv Mitnmlfted. This remarkable remedy cobts but 50 All CASTORXA Maned r. H. (mhorn. Stomach Belching, and Weak Heart. DonH take chances when Foley's Honey cents, and if it* use diu-s not restore tk. Kad YrorhwMwar K. A. Johxson. and Tar affords perfect security from Jour full vigor, vitality, and health, \V Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist Drtfon o M. MCl.AUGlrt.IX. Bisaunre Harflnn serious e ffect of a cold. Svld by W. H. . Hollaway one of the beet known H. S. Ritchix. 10:40 Goodyear,the druggist ( 0. L. BrxxcRB. druggists, to show you the strong guar Committee. Pncumonia and La Grippe. antee under which Mi-o-na is sold. Mi­ LanXilK —...I On motion of Supervisor the report Grand Rapid* 7:10 o-na costs but 50c a box. If It does not Coughs cured quickly by Foley’s Honey help you the price Is absolutely noth- was accepted. Yeas 18, nay none. and Tar, Refuse substitutes. Sold by cores colds. prevents Dnentnoni* * Here a communication froinLegislsNo opiates. W. H, Gdodyear, the druggist. SUPERVISOR'S PROCEEDINGS NECK SORE THROAT S TONSIUNE . e *15! Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw R R. a?s s Honey and Tar for Foley’s Honey and Tar �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY a6, ty>5- 10 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. A TACTFUL GIRL • Common council-met in regular seaaion Friday evening, Jan. 6, 1905, Mayor Heath presiding. Present at roll call Alda Bennett, Grant. Hall, Beyder, Tobias. Absent, Barber, Hayes. Horton. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. The following city accounts were au­ dited: us 2S.VI HHU labor.. Temin »l»ple Ktectrtc Co,. Iitfbt <- Lumber a CeaJCo. 10L» .*12X27 A. 0. M»yn»nl. (•» u-m and carUer HgkuJjr a »Uwl. Tbe Taylor. 1.air C<«l CaIV. K. Montrurarty. doalUtry AUS F. FWHd. UIm . . . . J7aJ t. E. Htnlth. Utar.. ................................ t-SS C. Hhl. taW< ....................................... ~<5 Moved by AM. Tobias same be allow•y and orders drawn. Carried. ' Aid. Barber takes his seat. Aid. Hayes takes his seat. Moved by Aid. Snyder that lhe bill of J. W. Bromfield be referred to the mayor and if found correct city order be drawn for same. Carried. ' Ayes Bennett. Barber, Grant, Hayes, Hall. Snyder, Tobias. Moved by Aid. Barber that 60g. be deducted from the bill of Goodyear Bros. Carried. Moved by Aid. Bennett that tbe electric light trill be allowed at a dis­ count of 10 per cent. Carried. Ayes Bennett, Barber. Grant, Hayes, Hall, Horton, Snyder, Tobias. The following communication re­ ceived: Dec. 16. 19W. Coraoun Council City o4 Haatioffn: . • tHxatlDCB. I>c. It,1WM. Own moo Council City at limiting*: GuntVmrn: In ttx* nutter o< the takinff »> a <Mupi! ttioo and can diride the exinu»e with the dty. Yuan reepecttaUy. Movcd by Aid. Hall that the proposi­ tion of C. W. Warner I* laid on lhe table for farther consideration. Car­ ried. The following report from fire com­ mittee received: . .« toe aim vommon (.oonoi: Your axnmltvctm fire to petit mi <4 ixnjx-a; i>ive turner '■epurcha-Axl tte.uuw tw <rileo-d. 'try mptrtfulty. Moved by Aid. Snyder name be ac­ cepted and approved. Carried. Ayes Bennett, Barbier, Grant, Hayes, liidl, Horuin. Sn> tier, Tobias. ' Moved by A|d. Hall that tbe roll call of tbe fire department be submitted to the council. Carried. Moved by Aid. Snyder that the may­ or let, the city hall to th-- Eastern? Star ladles for the durpogp of holding an eiilertainttieht < Carried. Moved by Aid Tobias that the p’^chaelog of gravel from F. F|fie!<l be re­ ferred to strvt-t committer with jx»wfr to a<-t. Carried. A\- s Bennett. Har­ ber. Gronj. Haye^, Hall. Horton; Snrder. Tobias. Moved by AU1. Mali m< < 'io>? adjourp. t'orn.,' t riu-:*t-t- . Jack—A: -i you Ir.ve Im cd married a y ear. How du . <u like tin- ties of wvdlx-k'; Jim-.’.like t’:o U • -.11 ri-.iH. Lilt I have to bnik at the cigars aotm llmcs.-*Collicr'- Wce'.'y.' "Ah. you.-pjor devils of Inubriorit! Now. when p nu-rrled nun gefo u litikrent In his clothes" "He'S got to pay H to the landlord. 1 ■ee’."—New Orleans TiUies-Detnocrai. LADY BOUNTIFUL The Christinas Chef ' They were an engaged young couple 8 and were having n q£fa dinner while fl tbe band played alluring music. The girt was sweet aud refined looking nnd « By FRANK H. SWEET the man big and strimg. . Iler manners C were perfect, but bls'left much to be fl lWvrttfJu, IMS, by Fno* H. Srart denirvd as far us etiquette is co:: ■era- J । ed. After they hud finished their meal « I an Interested otraerver noticed that the "Did you get one. John?" big. ’wiMilosume man placed bls knife ; Mrs. Botaford spoke eagerly, almost ami fork like the crossbonea under tin- hysterically.* Iler busband drew off!. i skull. With a blush the girl, whose his states slowly. own Itrplcrnenta were placed correctly "Wly. yes; I brought one up, Julia, ride by side, noticed the break : of tour<e. ' I wnt her round to the "Janiea." she sahl. with quick tact, kltcbrtil entrance.? ’ looking al! around araogjf the tables. , "Can aiienook?" "did yon tuer notice that men nnd wo- ’ "rtw ta neat and very nice looking." nieu eat differently? When a num fin Mr. Utatsford temporized defensively.. ijriioa g uunll Lv always places Ma knife . "She siys she can do every kind of and fprk rc:*ss erch other, while n hoHsekurk from up gnrrent to d<r.vn woman hn'.nrtaLly plartM tliem aide by ,i-ellar. And she seems to be strong and slile. It’s fuu“. but Fr<- often noticed willing.’* "But can she cook-fancy dishes, I "Which h» correct?* unxloody qure • ', tloired her fiance while he gingerly Mr. Botaford looked emterrassel. toyed with the objects of comment , you see. she whs brought up ‘ "Why. .placing them aide by side, on n larm," he explained, ''stid hasn't' dear, of course.’* she.said. "But, then, had much chance at such things. Sire , pion are so busy that 1. suppose they says, however, that she had quite n hare no time for such det.a‘Is." And reputation at home for plain, whole- [ then she became Interested in the band some cooklng.^and she Is willing to leader, while the erring Jhines slyly learn. I told tier whit you wanted." | sdjusted his knife nod fork according Mm. Botsford dropped upon a stool. I to regulations. • her eyas filling. •There's n worunn who is going to "Oh. Jobb!" she ejaculated. "Its 11 manage tier husband without letting o'clock now. and Cousin Edward's him know it." obrerved n sweet old la­ -fiancee Is coming at 3 o’clock to stay dy who had overheard. "It all de­ until Saturday, and she ant! Edward pends upon the way you «!o It whether and some of her people will be here for you can get a mau to come round."— Christmas dinner tomorrow, sbd you Philadelphia Recon!. know 1 have never iwen tiie girl not any of them. We must have things nice. The girl’s worth .n clear million nIen and their hair. in her own right Qh. John, why nred our cook get sick at such a titnr. nnd"— Mrs. Botsford wan becoming Incoher­ The secretive, taciturn barber was ent* and( seemed to recognize xthe ,n aaa ^, fact bMllg induml to talk. Ho reuterkod:, tm. 7b7stappM mrfden'lg. Bnt ■•I mV John nodded ______ ।__ ____ >“I’ve'noticed ve' noticed one neciillaritv peculiarity about my comprebendlngly. custosuers that I could never quite ex"I see,"' he said. "But what else plain—the lews hair a man has the could I do? There's a corner on serv more attention be pays to iv anta, especially cooks, at this season. •There's a man who comes in here Tbe only suggestion of one bee ide* nearly every week for a hair cut, and Sarah was a ten dollar a <Viy <'hef who if I shaved him dean from the back commences on s regular Job Monday. of lih collar to his forebead you'd Of cours** you don't want a chef for never know that I’d touched him. He's two days." * got a short, light colored fringe that Mnt Botsford sprang to her feet, her playa ardiind under tbe rim of hia hat ^face suddenly mdlnnt. like the M»ft. fluffy fringe you see on •The very thing!" she'cried. "He can tlrjse' shawls the women wenr over do tbe art work nnd your cook the their JtiioqiderM. but you'd think, to bear plain dltibes. A chef will be so^-vo him. that.he could braid Hand do It up chic, anti you know. Miss I-cnox has tn calls. Wants me to iW particular been used to everything. He—a chef and trim It cImk* on the iit-ck-' and is be, Isn't IL John?” . around tiie pars. 1 humor him, of, •*Why. yes, I suppose so. That has course. 1 take a handful of Homebody always been tay itnprtaaiqu. though 1 else's. hair and sprinkle It on the cloth don’t suppose there Is any law ■ gainst 1 put on him. and then I snip the air gently for ten or fifteen minutes and make a great ado when I whisk him off. "Ant! when he leaves the clialr and says he mustn’t lot It grow so long agnln 1 say it wan pretty long. 1 hope the Lord will forgive me. Niue out of every ten of the buldliewls nrc that way. but'men who've gut plenty of hair Will keep away from lyre until they b’’ look like edges of an old fashioned .hay-. loft. It's curious, and. -hs 1 said. I m-ver could al-count for it."—Provi­ dence Journal. : [I & ntlon ti farn ot» . i-are” is tUiue witm.«s rwv Mpdlarity. Bin oue nf th-? «tning wt trihutirs ever |*al<l him- was Londyni t hurch., •i th. that ye Mere all like Jack Shvppiird!*'” bi-L’nn the preacher, to tbe stupcfactlon of (ils eougn-gntlijaj. He went on n» draw a parallel fatjreen things of the flesh nnd those of the soul and to paint out that the geniit* showy In housebreaking might have been be­ stowed upon “picking the-lucks of tbe bqart with the null of repentance." ! j ; j •\ . b Tii “too rxcTr xxow now^aiaxi* i am to FJr Walter .Scott began to writh'bte a girl tiling the position. The manager Tl»r Girl aud the Secret. celebrated novels at forty. Milton be­ did not state la this •mute, only that a Clara—We girls are getting irp a so- gun • Paradise I-ost" at fifty. When chef cuttle! be bad for two dayn." ■ret society. "East Lynne" appeared Its author. “W^p. It’s be. of-course. Now, hur­ George—What's the object? Mrs. Henry Wood, was forty-five. ry to the telephone, please, before some Clara—I don’t know yet. but 1’11 tell Cromwell ■ luuiwni hub was forty-oue toriy-oue wneu when oe he beoe- . one cite gets him." <ou after I am initiated.- Jester. gnn his public career. Tbe year of the ..She a-alted until ber husband return beglra was tbe fifty-third of Moham­ ed from tbe telephone, nodding. med. and Mnrlbbrough reached his In ­ "Says the cbef will be up ut 1 o'clock LOCAL ENTHUSIASM dependent command nt tbe same age. sharp. Julia. Now I'll go downtown Oo One Subject People Orow Enthusl In spiritual examples Abraham was and order tbe Christmas trimmings astic. seventy-five when called of Cbaran. and things." At I o'clock Sharp Mrs. Botsford wns The increase of popular enthusiasm ami Moses was eighty when' be Htood on the following tubjecl is almost daily before Pharaoh as the champion of at the window, expectant, anxious. But manifested by public expression and Israel exactly as the clock struck n cab rolled local endorsement. Read wbat this cit­ up to tbe door and a girl alighted. Mrs. izen says, and ■ discover the cause for Bot»ford’s countenance fell a little, but the constant showering of praise which "Count FUcash has the ball mark ot rose as the girl, with a quick glance follows in the wake of Doan's Kidney in aristocrat." said Mm. Cumrox. arouqd. opened the small gate and VUte. "Mayl* so,” anawerwl her liusblmd. went toward tiie side entrance, it was Mrs. I. Thflllp*. on North Broadway, mh: “After stvins J Haul'* Kldnry llllt. prorated St the chef, though but a girl. And tbe "W. H. Goodyvar.s <hus store, a talr trial I can ■But he also ha i th< earmarks of a fact of her coming In a enb and being ■beerfully rwunmend them to anyone raffertns lonkey."—Washington Star. with kidney trouble. J had suffered for sotur well dressed was significant of tbe <10 ttee and tried several remedies recelriu< lltite u day*. Many benefit from Puan'a Kidney J-tUa than •ram all other ranedLes 1 ever took. 1 endorse Mrs. Botafoni did not wait for the Assistant Cashier — If h tnan is all at ■be medicine most emphatically." cbnmber Kiri to answer the t»ell. but For sale by all dealers price 50 cente rea in his account* what, should he do? hurried to the aide gntrance. Tire oc­ Cashier—Turn skipper.—1'hiladelphia Toeter Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole casion was too luotnentouK for cere­ agwnts for the United States. Remem Press. mony. As abe threw open the door the Ixr the name, Doan's and take no other. girl was bending over a fine clump of lnte«ckrys9ntticmnmR that were smlllag dnrin^Iy fato the very teeth of win­ Is It Hard For You To Forget That You Have i ter. ; Mm. BtHafonl'K heart warmed towarn. V-r inxtantl.v. She loved flowera, uridjri girl Who could brad over Jlowers wUg that look on her face was uot an ordinary workman, bnt an nrtlat. As the.plri looked up. smiled, nodded and Try and Remember that the® <mme fothrnrd. Mrs. Botafoni al­ moat cangbt lie,- in her arms. "Ob. my dtfir.’* she cried, without giving the eb^f an opportunity to speak, "you don't know bow glad I am and our Freo HOME TREWMENT Will Cure and that to iee ^ou. I will take you right into W. J. HOLLAWAY the kitehen. and Sarah will show you wliere evorythlng b. I am'so glad. I Basil tor rale sod wtn giro you a qoMdon blank to fill oat and rand to w (or oar UMUnoaL shall not make a suggestion, far I see THE ATHLOPHORQ8 COMPANY, New Haven, Conn. Xa« are perfectly capable and can do Rheumatism? Ath-lo-phd-ros == thing, and—and 1 want to make her like me so much and to please Ed­ A Chrixtma* Story Ward." t ' She had. been hurrying tbe chef By Mwrthx McCtdloch - Wilfiams through the hall toward the kitchen, half taughlug. half crying, but wholly! CwM. IW.W !-,~Cdhri> WAa-» Joyous and anticlpatlve. At the door, to her surpr!»re and almoat conRteroatfon. the chef suddenly bent' forward. Cloud* ata never so black and threat­ pressing a light kins upon her fore-' ening •• »!»*•>• lookrfa be w!:en rtatng «• shut away sHnsldne. Lettice kuew that tread. "If you are as nice to Mini Lenox very ><'U- h<'lu« tUBt ',hr VBM as you are to me.” abe saillw!. "I think bred uta*l spWiauiliy os well a* actual­ fiire will like you. Naw yau may 1eare ly M daughter of tiie open. Bu. lu this h>r in charge. I will do the best I pinch the knev ledge did not help lur-^ that is to sa.". slv <Hd nut think . *' the ron.” ' • ' Mrs. Botsford returned to the draw parallel between donda actual and Ing To-»m. rubbing % her. forebend mtitaphortatl. The sun had shone for ber so blithely, with such slrengtli and tfiought fully. ’ “Wbqfs the matter. Julia." far hue peace the abutting away fat her In a maniwr nulnb. Nmwlttatamilng sbr band .iskrd. “another heudacire?" i "N !»U.” doubtfully. "That'S when had one co*i*ulatl<>n~«*e Farnham jrtrl the chef kbmed me. 1 never had a girl did lurt know. K’.v newr ebould know kiii* tpc as mxjo before. But 1 don't If Lcttk e could help It. no matter wbat rare, if only «he diffuse* her artist lhe keeping her Ignorant might ettot , ...Mltbroligb ...................tire ’ cooking. - «* — *-*foul 8be has -■un Ifatlee'herself. artist soul. John. I »nww It In her . They had never quarreled- Ifatta'e 1 was too thoroughLre! .fur such a thing eye*." Al At 3 : o’clock «Uc WM ojnlu ot tbr owl tbe Iterotam girl too pollth-lwl .widow, but there wu w,^uu„,________ .. no . corrtoce In rrout tbe l«lnnlw Wejr b»«l l«n toajgbt. Two minutes later the tefo tuitlvejy antagonistic. although cnilpi1gj10,ruD^ She did not call Mr. Buts ronuient enforced a certain surface cor­ fmd this time, but went to the trie diality. even friendliness, between them. Both were western, with yet a pbope Lcrscif. . “What's that you say?" she ques subtle difference. Fata bad. it apjieareven mallrious. pleasure tlonvd presently, loaning forward ns ed. — an — eerie, __ ,bough lu U»« .irniKte Ute could smk. to Ito-uw uglbcm lu «•*<£«'• Ute teClror at lK-r nr more intdllgl TUey b><l teen <-lM.w.te. to tbe nme • - fop^i, renter college three years before ble. “Cant come? Why. that's too they found tbcmsulres. wholly by bad! But you will be here tomorrow, chance, follow lodgers In Mrs. Vanstan of couroe? What? Will semi note. t« Well, robte Just ns curl, M goo , Quel’S " ■ ? ’ ’” !',! „ N«,c«*alty and Inclination bad brought _____ Mm tbeui there—each to try for a literary An hour later tbe note «®ecareer. By help of honeat ignorance. Boyonl tend It w tb . twl««l h«.' „ . b«rt oter JoyoM. then pn.MKl It to ber hu-tand. 4 iudunry tb>t never dogged. Lettlee ••1 dldu't kuo» .be nelted ber Mteb n()w ; (u„ tb.t wsy. John, .be nld. ibongb of. twBdrtU7 ,uO. eoum «e .terse nw It r-lted OUL-^.,, „ , whm., Kalth cient ft none too large. whereas Faith One run never tell nmeb from pronun- Fanih,m „ of o„i.„|„hte etee■I — *And m.1 —and t.,1 iPm Bm .rmUl ... . elation. afraid*kliki •!>«*• n.it nutv erncss Joined to a personality as strfleso well edur.'ted as wo thought. Siu* H’ Ing ns It was unscrupulous, bad atu comes from tbe west, you know, nuu Hl tfiurh ndo to make ends meet. lots of families get rich quickly out That went hard with ber In face of th.te. Aod. uf roar.,, a lover. optalun thr |lulI bnd l*vv'r always ..IwnWM reliable. teaYtanlw Poor Selwtertl ”. ..... ■ ... , . isn't Edward!" Hght In luxury and was withal m®»Mr. Botsford nodded vaguely and lent. In exeuwb ahe pleaffed “trmpcfiRopened tbe note, winch read: nient.", whatever that may l>e. With­ Deer Mr. anal Mm. Botsford—Born' i out these kern appetite*, suiwcptiWe cannot come according to.agritnnent. im­ aenrew. whe mid, or with them starvoil perative autStaona el»'where Will «*e and thwarted, she would never t>c site you tomorrow Faithfully, stc. St LEH KNOCKS “ truly tn express tbe gruius burnlig ' "Rather rbrupt for gout! form, isn't, nnd writhing witbin. Lettice had sniff­ it?" queried- Mr. Botafoni. “And ed over the cxeuse^intll *1m^found it squander!*; doesn't there seem a suggestion of! leading its posteHefp* Into sqnnndcrlkg Polish among the anrestwra. or is it ter money.on violets nt their coatih»t German or Irish? The coniblnation — J ’fairing ---- *— *— —---------a---------** ­ nnd ber *“ !upmln.*KS month ”un might masquerade almost any nstlon- paid. although flic poor creature falter­ ality that's foreign. But never mind. ed out som«*tbiiig about hungry chiJulia. We must l»e an nice to her as drtm and rent day. Lettice. overhear­ ing by chance, thrust a hill into the we can for Edward's sake." At » o'clock tint night, after the woman’s hand and mentally act far palms nnd mistletoe aud holly had ar- dowu to be thrive rememt>ered at tbe rived and been arranged In the various Uhrtetma* tree the paper she wurk«l roams to their satisfaction, Sarah aud- for «'•$ e'en then planning. She ss.M denly bnrxt' ujwn them with fare fob nothing to the Fnrnfam girl rXccflL ..... .that K what of con.-iernatlon. ' * waa e'oqpently **” xpuken *" she gasped. "Didn't ye bE ber altered munuer. Unluckily MUm ■The cbe ’ Farnham chute to bear in It other say she was goin' to stay tomorry an' things than It wns m<«ut to exprewi the next dayT “Certainly Why?*' "Brciiure she's -gune-Mrft entirely. I ■ hurts are no «.» have i.ny o iy'jealou? of was at the range, watchin* tlw turkey., me/' Nlue cocoM to Philip Arran e« Ia* an’ she a: -* in with' her hat an nn*;> lire Ih.shri! m :;-. | out mf tl * pari? . •tl Id* tl; ing was .all ready, so With tire li;-:wt brief greeting to th.ire ♦ fntvry It now An’ she left! i me to fa t.ork with till! galore. but thcwe In authority had raid thing set you: no*' C° »brad and make ■poll her ahooldre*. Tfa most part of her coworkers had fallen readily In with her enthustasm. "IXi fwl real Cbrtetmaay ourselves; then everything WlU come easy.” she hat! said to them in. the Winning, going on to tell art­ less tale*, pitberrd Uy the way. of the people the tree was meant for. Before she was done tiie listeners were at onp -with her—evrn the scoffers, silent and sahat ed 'of tlirir scofling. As n result ' opoc rhe t*il of fh-ccmlM-r tl e.l’lg trees groaned u-virr bttr.rre fruitegr. and alt KO fair* tfar ttcre s J'tr to tbe kindly heart, whatever they might have Iwen to an artistic eye- Noffdng remained but to flash up tbe lights, tbe myriad tiny electric bull* strung along tire green Lettice turned away with a long, hum sigh, too Jired to. lie any­ thing but very happy at this goal end to labor. For three days- she - had hardly Miought of anything but tj*e tree. Ten tbouszind gifts. K‘»od gifts, for mothers am! babies otherwise glftlcss. 2O.0OU toys for little bunds otherwise CoyMto. had seemed to tier enough to crqwd ber own cuwerDs aside. Baek In her cosy room «Le run through a sheaf of let­ ters. her face as abe rend reflecting her mood as water reflects the sky. Home news made ber smile softly, but wipe ber eyes at tbe end. -Three notl* from aspiring strangers pink cred ber fore­ head iu.a reflective frown. Other notes, a handful, sent to Santa Claus and by some magic turned over to her. brought Jump* of varying hardness iqto ber throat, lumps that swelled visibly over a litre from Arran, a l»raeechlng line. "Letty. if not for Christmas, can’t you come tbe day after?" She droppctl It and took up tire very last uf the slrepf. ber eyes ton blurred to note the Imprint In the corner, but nftre the first line ate sat up, breath­ ins hard, a Iclght red spot in either cheek, nnd at tbe end sprang up. wav­ ed tbe letter o6-r bar brad am! said y»airdibly. r.incr it wns 1 o'clock: "Hur­ rah. Lettice! Hurrah! Humrti! A knock, hesitating, apolorrth'- made her turn about to see her door open beI fore »he could apeak, revealing 1’ulth Farnham, who came lu. closing it pre cipltatrly tadilixl h«T. and said tn her airiest way; "Oil, Miss Santa Cigna, I've coure to .you like tire rest oT tire poor thing*! Lend.me fl®, please. I've spent every thtag on frocks and frills for this visit. anir~tboae wretched magntine* are holdinjs up al! ipy jchecks"— "How funny.* I gut mine--tuy first." Lattice said, bolding out a note mid fluttering a blue slip sa Faith* cunld . not choose but ace. ' As 1 am $1<X» bet• ter off than I thought to tre. you shall ' have th** money.’* she rim ou. Faith I eovcrrl her Let Bobbing hj «tctiruUy, ' but held out her hand for the bills Jreitier thrust in It. and, clntrhing ♦hem ’ tight, ran ii .ruy without a v.-urd of thank* Let Ln* after ten 'nfti. derifoK at Jtewlf. Thta vcngetuicvt I ought to'b - sw.iet. yi*» tore sli(«.W3B finding it Utter. She was aihauid for ; womanhood, fir hn.::.-nity. tqf this ■ Cluiii .-. !>!»’, • X.i • f .iiig bri* win- ■ ynn Bofy: it at It m:;| let th? n: some uns.’ t .try.f anwI..tapnme. j FUe nmr ehe L I.*:- -AiA.'ly xq. to find y-?Hk Uib tunle -x! - ! it/* th:tt wut< ..u d> *mly law, r.nd common HdngH. rttuid*.: that's her scurrying tu Faith'.- deor. tlire u» her 8W j* rid she I sh iisld alnrre if I tr.'xl nows|»ap<t* Whisper tbriugh tbe bure*f e an crack Wise I ! of it: ' starve titan .fry h. Vet 1 r.m t»o gl?. ‘ Mrs. Botsford •otM'in*d the note with "Don't worry. Faith. 1—w »u t tell trembling ilngerx. As she read she • Ix'ltkT I;- v .*»- ; ;really d.H> . v«.’ry 'anybody. An'.! I hope you'll hnve a will nt It ilnt. m ’ ly fane?. 4c isn ’ t frowiutl. looked mortified, laughed nnd ? finally passed the note to her husband, the rrest i bit satiM«d. Mm. Quigley . reul-tnerry Christmas.’* . : says Sundays — yon know she never j Tiie next twvnty-fuur hoars wuat by with shining <ryes. "She’s alt right." gtM-H to bburcb-Klw writes tilings—*to- . In n whirl. Letlite slept naimalfr. ate waa her only comment ' * triea nctunlly-and sends them to the . hurriedly ;.ud v/urked like a machine. Tbe'Dote read: .miignxlnew!" . |• Nothing*else kept the ... cvmauik’ vtsc ai-pt tne tChrintuuis nrinuiuts tree I Dear Mrs. Benford—You realty must • al tar Iteblml bl> baud. ffltorprtm- (rpm Srttl»„«rad fna.i Forgive* me. 1 had an errand tlownlown. ■ Arr.iu I, ...........s.> 4%,. *, turbu „„ ­ and »o called at your houae an hour wr­ Nature mute |„n, „ .-rille. Fate pn. enb-u. . ... ... .............. |y, no Ininm ’ atzavn.. Ill falaw at. ...a — ■ a . iter than 1 Intended, thinking I would Flint him tnooey: some ill fairy thrust upon lent. so sloppily full of enthui»lnam. atop there nwhll*. nnd th<r. perp.npA you and I would do the errand tORvther.’ A him us’riratlans (or play^ritlng-nspl- The paper had called for volgaleer sight of your lovely chr»>«.-in rhenium a ratiqns that bad lowered into super­ helpers. They caihe In drovv-J aud drew m- straight through th* gate tn fluous success. Lettice Lad written a nearly swamped the distracted regu­ the side entrance; then you opeoxl the door, and some way we drifted mto the Sunday sjxfUji about bim nnd in writ­ lars. But somehow, some way. tbe kitchen before 1 ault- r*efixed wtu»t I Wan ing It Imi.I so managed to strike the bedlam at Inst arranged Itself ta order­ doing Then your strait* and * rein^m- middle Hue between rklh nlc and pane­ branec of former triumphs conspired to ; gyrle as to come warmly Into the klngi ly semlchao®. The ruler of the ebao.-.. without whom It would at once hove do the rest 1 redly do love cooking wad . of Uls -regard. They bad have taken a lot of courses fo rpcctal i। dom ' ------- --------* — - been become upronrious. was mnulllsb and things 1 tltinit I have trailed myself I cheery comrades until .Faith Farnham ------ , — na,u rmiiumd rosy, with the blackest eyes lu tbe this time nnd believe you wfil be satis- had ’ ' somehow ' mauagril to turn the du­ world; uot at'uli the figure of a imiut. ned.wlth the result. At rah and the cham­ ber girl can manage the rest very nicely et Into a trio. After that ■everything yet canonised in ibe heart nnd cm the I shall do my errand now and will stay went wrong. Slight, stnflous. ethereal with nsy aunt at the Marlborough t jnight. tn delicately colored, high wnisted. lips of one decent woman, who stool bugging a warm-,'plaid and looking It will be mnrv convrnleat. You may ex­ pect us quite early tomorrow BMrnfng. trailing robes, .with always n knot of tearfully at her Sock.of five, brare lu violets at her breast, abe easily put Ixnringly. MARGl'ERlTE LENOX. ucw almes and each with n tor and n Lettice. with ber rosy cheeks, ber fnt bag of sweeta. What she Mid tn hearty laugh, ber walking suit and i tbe voinntror who U1.U had brought la.— .. -Ill .— ir.WKHl the UIV At various times it Is recorded that trim hair, out of court. Arran .Munia ---hlnwelf Joyously to her faaclnation*. there has been "blood on the face of down. He itetened Intently arid after­ the tuoon." Some old chronicles tpll of "She's o reversionary type, and a rare •bowers of blood, which, however, an­ one.” he explained to Lettice “1 ilka ward went with happy, shining ryes •tfalght up to Lettfce. who started vio­ nul Tell authenticated. The "bloody to study her. to see how Hhr'mnkrs tq lently at sight of him. • ■now." on tbe other hand, b an actual to bcraelf fjr nil the things her nhcc* , “Ydu'ie overlooked one cane of des­ tldng. Snow is suinetlineH found In tors felt it was religion to fin without' titution." bo Bald, plucking her hleere. polar ami Alpine rogfona. where it Het "Take rare." Lattice hud auawerej . , "I bope you will tio something abput it. umiH-lted from year and the . . to year, ------- — — smiling a smile openly, honestly, un- I Lmb nountltw." . annual fall Is small, rolored red by «tafly. "If only I cnn. But we have omy the prefienee ofInnuinerpble small Ted « — .. . । "Thara yOHr part-jrou are to take plant*, in K5 native state the plant care of me nlwaya." Arran had r.n- gewgnws left tmthlug the least use­ ronsltta of brilliant red globules on a ewere.l. irpre.k'Bs: very low. and trying ful." Ix-ttlee. began anxiously.' Arran drew closer and said, with his Ups sb ♦ ra 1-b. ...... h'mis. I. ... a . gelntinoua mass. Bed snow was ob­ to take her served by the anciputa. a passage tn Then the fe'.,phone !h»H hri-J rune, tuoft on her car: "It's my mother, Aristotle referring to It. bnt It attract­ with the result that Lettice fmn.l bw- fwect heart, ffbffa fearfully in need uf ed little or no attention until 1700. relf whtakctl out of town for a week * n daughter—jumt smh as you. Will •. when Sarnwurt ' rved It In the Alps She came I u!: <o find Arran amutrenvi ron comer' Lett if vows to this day there waa and conclude th..: It was due to the ly a Farnham bind slave. Tbe very! a eonsptrnuy. Certainly Mrs. Vanstou pollen pf a plant It war, also noticed first news ?<bv heart! wns that Faith by the arctk exiNHlitlon under Captain wnn to make one of the Chj-hrtrew Quigley mmrt have bm> in the secret. Ross un Baffin's »wy abnre. on u mner bouse party nt Arranmore. Philhi's However else sb mid t«»th tier lodgers of cliffs., the red color penetrating to rountgy plate, where’ bin widowed have lietm properly dreiwed Rt tbe Arthe depth of twelve fret Ixw fre­ mother still dispensed a noble botpltxtl- ranmore Christmas dinner, where the quent is a green growth of snow. <ty. Lattice was also asked, but with lady of tiie manor nnntMiueed her son's Just Imagine these-Ttah colors deco- Christmu but three Weeks off going •ngngement to Mlsa_Lettie® Lane? ’ •atlug the landiwape d«ar our large was out of the question. She had riel ilthu! Country house parties would ."ber tbe clothes nor th® time. All the “Why. how could you break your lave a new attroctlop which would op- JJODey her comm on sense would let ber peal to tbe artistic and aesthetic sense •pend tad gone Into overfiowlnc engagement with JacN?* r ■ �HASTINGS BANKER, JANUARY .6, 1905. PRAIRIEVILLE. WEST WOODLAND. COATS , &ROVE. RUTLAND CENTER. HOLMES CHURCH. Mrs. Roberts, of Charlotte, to visiting L. Bates and wife, of Podunk, were Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hebei near callers at Chas. Whittemore’s Sunday. at her grandson’s, Dr. and Mrs. Roberts. George Hick er and wife, of Wood­, Vermontville. Marion D&rllng and wife, of Grand A few of the ladles of tbe Helmee NASHVILLE. Rapids, are making an Extended visit land, were visiting friends here the church met at tbe home of Mrs. Angle first of tbe week. with Ira Erway and family. Oversrnith Tuesday and tied a com­ Mr. Anglebright, of Jackson, Micb., Roy and Laura Preston, of Morgan, visited his little daughters who are fortable for Mm M.E. Bissel who is in spent Sunday at John Erway’s. making tbeir home at William Flory’s verv poor health. J. P. Morgan J Woodman deputy, of Mrs. Claude Rogers and Mrs. Knicker­ Grand Rapids, is in the' neighborhood and Royal Myers. Several families here are attending bocker, of West Caricon, visited Mrs, looking after the-interests of the Wood, H. 13. Barnum one day last week. men. It is reported that several new the Dinkard meetings at the Woodland eburcu. . Mrs. Lou Weaver went to Grand­ members have been secured. Gertrude Otis went to Lansing last Sam Gutchees is helping care for bls Rapids Tuesday to work for Mrs. M. C week enroute West Lake View to spend father who slipped and fell and broke Brown a couple of weeks. <4 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sprague aud his hip last Saturday. the winter with her brother. Richard Dcmond and Abe Farley Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stowell were the Mrs. Frank Waters and children, of Xeckley. spent a few days the past went to visit friends near Warnerville gueete of R. B. Murdock Wednesdayevening. week with her parents, T. C. Williams last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Townsend attended and wife. There are a good many- logs being Hany Williams visited relatives near hauled to the rail road and to the mill tbe fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell, of Coats Grove, yard. Morgan last week. Friday evening. . • The Church board of the Disciple C. A. Newland aud wife visited at John Brumm, of Wall Lake, was a Mr. and Mrs. Briggs, of Delton, took . Mrl aud Mrs. Bulling, of East WoodMr. and Mrs. George. Fuller and Mr. church held a business peeling Mon­ «ueat of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis dinner with Dr. and Mrs. McLeay land^visited Mr. Havers people Sunday. Plainwell Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Will Hauer visited at John Blood’s Brumm a few days ago. Little Bernice Otis of Lansing, came day. Wednesday. Ed. Lee-and wife, Elijah BarnumWednesday. i The Christian Endeavor elected these Mr. and Mrs. Leu W. Feighner were Mrs. Mark Norris jix entertained and wife, of East Woodland, Frank Saturday to spend some time with her Mrs. Jjen * Wolcott, of Freeport, ' grandparents, T. C. Williams and wKe. 0 Ulcers: C. O. > Purdy, President; Mrs. at Detroit Friday and Saturday where Laura Drummoud and Myrtle Smith Dillepbeck and wife, of Warnerville, visited her sister Mrs. Forest Jordan Mr. F. attended the annual meeting of at tea Saturday. were guests at Wm. Lee’s last Sunday. Mr. 'Dooley and daughter Nellie, of Ethel Hall, Vice Pres., Ruby Koble, part uf last week. the Michigan Press Association. Charles Helse and' wife were guests South Hasting*, were guests at Leo See., Julia Dove, Treas., Bessie smith, I Mrs. Edward Brown called on Mr. Cbr. Sec., Mary Smith, Organist, Ida Mrs. Austin Barnum, of Coats Grove, of E^st Woodland friends Sunday. Myers last week. and Mrs. William Brown Sunday. Dove, Chairman of lookout committee, was the guest of Mrs. H. B. Barnum DELTON. A very pleaeant series of meetings A. ,J. Senter, of Carlton called on Mrs. Mark Bugbee and family visited Friday. James Ehtet chairman of sick oom. his pirents Wednesday. .. Mrs. Haith*Scribner left last Wed­ at Michael Doster’s Sunday. were closed at tbe M. E. church. We Remember the. L. T. L. meets at J. Mrs. Ida Durkee entertained com­ nesday morning for Detroit where she Jacub Hofer, is canvassing .our town hope and feel that a great Ileal of good Mnand Mrs. Benjamin Temple, of । will do,'deputy work for the Maccabees. from Freeport Saturday. ; has beeu done. Truly’ “No efforts for R. Barnum’s Friday evening. A good pany (\>dar tjijeek, were in town this week. for fruit trees.I program is prepared. Tbe school commissioner visited the th? right were ever vain.” Mrs.. Emma'Gruff went to Battle <3m. Nead, iof Ohio, is visiting his Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Parker.are enter­ Creek ll.st Wednesday fof a visit. school Monday. the Commissioner Ketcham visited The relatives of Mrs. Fred Otis gave daiqihter, Mrs^Leffler. taining Mr. Ray Parker.. Mrs. L. Barmun visited' her.graadher a pleasant surprise last Wtdneeday school Monday. Mrs. faint s I’hiilips, of Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loveluud, of Del Stephen Ingerson, uf Nashville, visit­ leaving her a pair of lace curtains as a daughter ArviHa Stowell Sunday who called |oh Dr. and Mrs. Harter last ton, were in town Sunday. ed hit- brother in-law Win. Lee last token of love. is very sick with muscluar rheumatism. • \ WOODLAND. Saturday. Frida(y. ! Mrs. Stephen Temple was lu Kala­ . Dan Bee tai is doing some painTfng We have fine sleighing now and ‘ Mrs. Melv.u Manning returned from mazoo Thursday; What might have teen a serious acci­ ’ for Chas Whittemore. HIGH BANK. , everybody is having a good-time*. Battle Creek last week where she has Rockwell Drummmond and Rankin dent was happily averted, last Fri­ Elvln Ormsby aud wife, after attend­ bedn visiting. . Frank Gorham and family spent last The Lansing Wheelbarrow Cut have Hyde spent Saturday/with Clayton day, when John Geiger and Mr. Balder- Sunday at Mr. Bishop’s, of South Hasing tbe fum-ral of Mrs. Aaron Durfee laid off all hands and It looks 04 Mr. Albert Fisher, of Cressey, who zene hud a runaway coming from Brandstatter. Hur, though many of the families would Sunday, spent the rest of tbe day with has been a sufferer from cumsumption I Woodland. A badly demolished cutter James Freeman's family. ■. Mrs. E|on Clement entertained her The young i»eople of this vicinity are suffer before spring; died last Tuesday aud was buried last was the result. A bran new Portland Mrs. James-Freeman and Mrs. H. making plans fur another play. This Thursday. A number from here at­ mother Mrs. John Stuart, of Yankee takes the place of lhe old one. Monroe Rowlader aayd family, of Springs, Riis week. same troop have given two before;with Lansing, are visiting Woodland friends. Bechtel and daughter Katherine spent tended the funeral. Fifteen invited ladies met with Mrs. Friday at Willard Ickes’. A Band has beeu organised with 18 marked success which is an encourage­ Mr*. Horace Pennock is visiting her Dr. C. 5. McIntyre is again attend­ Forest Jurdon last Thursday and Sarah En> is greatly improving. rShe members. * ment to try again. parents Mr. and Mrs. Queenje Toll, of ing tu bis professional duties. sewed for her sixteen pounds of car­ sits up a few hours each day. We hope A sleighload of Woodmen from this Hickory Corners, this week. This is Julius Hager Is quite sick. It’s only pet rags. BOWENS she may soou be with us again at vicinity attended-an oyster supper and tbe grippe. the first visit for Mrs. Penuock since Elmer Rising and wife. Ferry and Most everybody is complaining of church and society. Installation of officers at Hustings last she has recovered from typhoid fever­ Dor Stowell with their wives attended F. F. Hilbert.is busy repairing the having a very bad cold. Th 11 rsday evening. H. Bechtel has been suffering tbe Last Wednesday evening the people the wooden wedding of Coy Stowell corner store for/James N. Covert who Mr. and Mrs. John B. King spent past week with lumbi go and sciatica at the hall were entertainod by a maanti wife near Coats provq last Friday ■ will soon pat in'a large atoek of cloth* NORTH IRVING. Saturday and Sunday with Ernest Farr giclail Revival meetings began last week evening; x . ■ ng. and wife at Prairieville. A jolly sleighload from your city and will continue yet this week at the The show at the town nidi last week Mr. 1^. Whitmore and wife left last Eye^yone is taking advantage of the spent . , last Thursday evening at tbe Guy Pierson and wife spent Sunday church. ‘ . * Tuesday for Florida where they—will was well attended. lovely sleighing nnd moonlight nights 1W|U Krongwittw. with Mr. aud Mrs. E. S. FRch in Way i Will Bechtel and family, of South spend the winter. .nd mpne ,)„!),• rnn is taken. Les ||nl, ,ltd h.. rented Mr. L.ne's George D. Barden, of Soldiers Hume, 'Hartings, and Fred Kelley and wife, land. Mis.« Q ■■•’•ule Blackman is on the U^lill.ver nnd wife were guest, of [ ,„rI1| ()n r|Ter ri„d nnd will move G-and Rapids, is siH-udiui a few days hi Hlrikory Corners, spent Sunday at A flinch party and plate supper will sick list. with Woodland friend». ■ IL.'frett-Uloin aud family, at Lake-1 jn April. " H. Itaeuui',. * be held at the Grange Mali this week . J]r M„. chBal„r „,bbtrd nnd Mrs. Lmi Williams is suffering from Friday night aho the quilt drawing ll.kMl-ouBny. Mrs. JauM-.ft Hammond, wbn haslwen .■CARLTON CENTER. ’ a ecVere attack of bronchitis. Mt nr.dMrs. John Hulling,.Mr. »r.d Mr . ,nd.Mni. I » Wlllhti. were |dr=will come off at that’time. Tu ail those tick with lagrippe, is on tbe grin. . Mr. <’. !,. Smith t- visiting a sister in bolding tickets, supper will be free; Mr--. J»col> I nnk, of East U xxilaud, - anti? entertained at the boule of Bert Harry Hammond is getting ou! mnPortland who has Urn ill for tbe past “ .. ....... . ........... u — f Iiear jgftyterilleJ Thnroday FOLLEY DISTRICT. all not, ten cents per plate will be ai.Olr. and Mrs. Siu&llalreet, <»i Has- farter 'rialifur a naw barn which he Jn going tings, few wntikx. tings, is!ted at Geo. Haver’s Sunday. ’ eveiilng; ■I Mrs. Ebon Pennock and charged, Ourscbo.il house ii now resplendent q build next summer. Andrew Jnhncox.uf Orangeville, «a» Mry. ileGiver In assisting; Mre. John r visited Mr. aud Mp. Elmer RCKTHEAST BARKY. with some new linoleum which was al this place iaet Saturday afternoon KU!»-y last Sunday. Trego with her sewing. 1 LANE’S CORNERS. placed in it last Saturday. Our directWm.Conway aud family, of Delton, Tiir U.--U of this vicinity are working : and installed the following officers ip F.vbert Walker lias a line new Port­ A letter from John - Black states be ora, Messrs. Cole, Eisenhcbd. and Car­ , Yankee Grange No. Master, Fred sptfilSunday nt S. Dudley’s. land cuttvC! on the rural telephone line. Ci't be found at Belle Alachua county, •Mlwll.lilie Shultz.of Do.id ’ e Coniers. interests of? penter certainly have th O. Jatokot*;- Overseer, Guy E. Pierson: Mr. and Mrs. George Monroe visited Fla. h miles nearer home. We can the school at heart. LAKEVIEW Lecturer, Mrs. James Jackson; Chap­ spent !*tjirday'and Sunday with Miss f rleud.t at East Barry, Sunday. I look for John when the robins come Ben McKay's brother frmi mar De­ lin,. George Jacksorr Secretary, Ross \ ida \tcbster.. Mrs. inn Battrall spent Sniuday with . again! A few -fron| this vicinity attended a Robbins: ’Treasurer, dame* Jackson; Mr. Hecraft and family, of Gull lake, troit visited him the fore pirt uf last her husband in Ionia. party last Wednesday evening at the Are’c Steward. Arthur Deane; Lady There was a surprise party at Henry Mr. and Mrs. 1!. B. Gatimon attend week. hume of Mr. dnd Mrs. Frdd Slorr for Ass’t Steward, Mrs. Guy Pierson; Gate sjH'ht Skuiday with L. E. Andrus and A sltlghload from thin neighborhood ed the quarterly cont'eren.-j a: Freeport Marks, of Irving, {art Friday evening. wife. * Lounlv l.“arkB;in honor of his eighteenth Keeper, Eugene Knox; Ceres. Mrs. 1. A godd attendance and a tine lime was Sunday and spent tiie dap with Rev. Elw«i>d Bostwick, of North Dakota, surprised Scid Tinkler aiui family Fri­ birthday; All present enjoyed a good N. Hubbard; Pomona, Miss Myrtle reported by all. Duffy aud wife. but a resident of this place about 2*> day evening. time ) John F*. lialtfs health is some im­ Pierson. The newly elected steward The next meeting of the Ladies Aid years ago, visited relatives in this viThere will be a “Shadow Social,” at proved. ' Albert SchaffhauM*r ami family .vi? and lady officer Flora were not present clnity last week. the Lakeview school house Wednesday Society will held at Mrs. Richards Feb-; lied filends at Wall Lake, Sunday. hut will be installed later. ruary !. All an- cordially! invited. 1 <1 hairley Frisby is gaining fast as can Abraim JJuni:<]i will preach at the evening, Feb. N. Girin are requested to Mr. andJdrs. E. C. Crispe were In at­ Charley Robinson £nd wife were the tie expected. bring boixee. We trust that, all thoxe who possibly guests of Mr. and Mrs. George McDou- tendance at the former’s father’s funeral school house next Sunday immediately Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lord visited ai Charles Strickland aud (family of can will'turn uut next Sunday tu (Jie* at 1‘lalnwell last Thursday. Mr. Crlspe after Spuduy School. Aid, Sunday. . Sunday services. Those irho attended Henry Marks’ Sunday, West Woodland pawed Sunday nt Bert Jan. ISlh about 20 boys and girls McKayli. Mr. aqd Mrs. I.awtie McBain visited was born in New Haven,Sussex county . I Miss Bessie Bull returned home Sun-J the quarterly meeting at Freeport were England, July 17, 18S>. At the age of ijclpiihMisH Jennie Willison.celebrate the lattens parents at Martin last. Sun­ Fred Endsley and family spent Sun­ surely repaid, and efforuj for meeting day from a visit at her grandparents 23 he wjis married to MI&' Emma Bas­ her itth birthday. The evening was day. C53 here will .be made if those living near the Mr. and Mrs. Blake. day at Henry Mudd ’ s. sett on Feb. 11,1B52 and un the follow­ sjH;tit in games. Lunch was served, . W«i rdgret to hear that LeGrand« John Funiiss ofjNash .'illd was seen Church will evince enougli |intere«t by. J. F. Mall sold his calf to James ing day he and his wife in company Templeton formerly of this vicinity but with his parents set sail from\London and ali had a good time. attending the coining Sunday meetings. Knickerbocker Friday night last. in this vicinity Sunday. Veruor Webster and'wife are keep ­ cow of Delton is ill with small pox at oh the American Eagle for A merica. the hom| of Lacy Jones. ing. house, for Win Litts and wife After a voyage of four weeks and six Miss Josephine Morse of Augusta, days they landed at New York. They while they areat Mr. Batch's tu Johns* MAS a guieft at IL Slorr’s last Thursday. went to Plainwell two years later aud towu taking care of their son Hertie. Who is doing as well as could be ex­ that place has been their home since pected, but is In a dangerous Condition excepting eleven years spent in Chi­ PARMELEE. yet. All are anxious for bis recovery. •Ray Van Avery and wife, of Kala­ cago, where he became partner in the Mrs. Milton Nobles has been in Has­ mazoo. spent last week with the for­ Garden City hotel. He had been sick tings for the past week helping take mer’s parents W. H. Van A very and since last April, undergoing an opera­ cure of Mr. Nobles’mother, who Is verytion. He leaves a wife and six chll wife. dren, three eqns and three daughters.' sick. BUT WE WILL ALflOST FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS Clarence Stimson was the guest of Last week Friday evening 11. A. All were present at the funeral. hi i parents over Sunday; Seibd and hostess invited about 10 of beginning Wm. Waugh, who has been very ill NORTHEAST HASTINGS. tbeir neighbors nud treated them to for the past few weeks, died Thursday Preaching at tiie Church Sunday coffef. caku, ice cream, candy and pop corn] Tbe evening passed off very at, the age- of «5 years. His funeral morning. was held at the M. E. church ..Sunday, Mrs. Edmend Is quite sick with la- pleaxauUy. Rev.' Mr. Moffitt offeiatrag. LvSther Brown aged nearly 88 says he grippe. , Wm.^Jaas, of Lakeview, visited A. Mrs. Frank Kurtz and Mrs. Michael has tellen 8 or 1< times since th’s- Ice E. Bass aud family at this.place Thurs­ McPbarliu nlsited Mrs. Shelby Tuesday cams 00 and no bones are broken yet. day • He Is in good health for a person of his Mr. Frank Kinne is drawing logs aud aVe. He also has a grandson, Eddie Daniel Brown had the misfortune, getting ready to build a barn. . Hubbard, of Cmifomia, about 25 years last week, to fall on the ice, bruising Archie Wolcott and family, of Coats of age who has Received the appoint, i others in proportion. others in like cut. himself quite badly, but luckily no Grove, Sihidayed with Charles Davis. merit of clerkship of the Panama Com bones were broken. Harold Swanson got his face badly mission at a' salary of per year Frank Parmelee went to Hastings, A»k other dealers to give you these prices on regular stock. scarred up by coasting. whldh aho makes him rejoice. Monday where he has fouud employ­ Mr. Clarence Kinne aud family visit­ ment in the Felt Boot factory. EAST ORANGEVILLE. ed at Mr. George Jordon’s Saturday evening. Mrs. A. F. Johncox is under the Dr’s IRVING. Rev. and Mrs. Bradley were calling care, She and some of the children Mrs. S. Caster who returned from bav» the’ la grippe. , Ada last Wednesday reports her moth­ on tbe sick in ouFtldnity last week. H. Johncox aud children return-, er better. NORTHEAST RUTLAND. edMrs. Sunday from Leighton. Mr. Coulter, of North Irvihg, called He mail Hammond had the mis­ Miss Olive Johnson Is working for ou S. P. Chambeis last Tuesday. fortune to lose a valuable horse from Mrs. Johncox during her illness. Spring goods are beginning to arrive and room must be made for them. Mr. Geo. McConnell and wife, of Has­ an accident. Several of the young folks attended is YOUR UNITY. WHAT WE YOU GAIN. tings, visited the latter’s father onq^day Mrs. Charles Brown is slowly Improv­ the dance at Orangeville town hall last last week. ing from a badly sprained wrist. Friday night. Mrs. S. B. Chambers visited her Mrs. EIm Tobias visited her parents Rankin Hart spent ’Sunday with his daughter in Baltimore last Saturday, Friday of last week. uncle, Mr. Hart. Mrs. Charieo Gaskill. who has been Hernan Hammond has purchased fine new telephone Hue is completed much afflicted with rheumatism. the Messer farm. and another has just beeu started. Our thaw has caught cold. A. A. Matthews returned Saturday When the new Hue Is completed nearly from ~ ~ Ind. after a two everybody in this and surrounding com­ JSend BANNER brother who is in munity wH1_jh: oaw-M-connected by weeks visit wit the rro«t Balina salve lr Che world. failing health. Mr. Herbert Breeze, of Richland, Arvllla Stowell has been very ill spent Sunday here with his sister Mrs. with rheumatic fever. A. P. Paine. J.,H. Durkee, wife and Mtos Esther Rev. Callan, the presiding elder, con- visited at Ellzah Barm urn’s last Fri­ H. D. Wotriug has entered the em-• ducted quarterly meeting servlcea here day. ' ploy of the Farmer’s and Merchant’s1 Sunday. Last Saturday Mrs. Rose Began and bank. Cecilia Chase Is visiting her grand­ daughter Bessie and Misses Delia and Orica Reiglar all of Freeport aud Mrs. Carl Tuttle goes to Lansing in the> mother Mrs. Fenner, at Milo. near future where he has secured ak Clare Thorpe spent Sunday with his Ida Durkee visited at J. H. Durkee’s. clerkship' at the State bouse. mother at Richland. Milton Ebriy aud wife, of Nashville, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Stanton, of Dow­Kenneth and Ritchie Mullen visited visited the former’s mother Mrs. Mary ling, are guests, of tbeir parents Mr. at tbeir uncle’s, Geo, Mullen jr. Sunday. Early last Sunday. aud Mrs. Solomon Troxel. Mrs. Len Wolcott, of Freeport, spent Nellie Mosher is assisting Mrs. Emily Mias Gladys Williams, of Barryville,, Armstrong with ber housework. a portion of last week at Forest .Tor* waa a guest of Miss Grace Greenfield Gladys and Grace VanHorn enter­ dun’s. ' Saturday. Frank Smitband son Forest, of Lake tained about 30 of their friends Friday Odessa, aud Will Snyder, of Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bass and children evening. AH report a pleasant time. word guests at C-. Senter’s Sunday and of Detroit, are viaitiug Mr. Bass's Mrs. William Rockwell and daughterfather Peter Bass. of Hickory Corners, spent the week aud Monday. Mtoa Urab Baine visited at Mr. Emerson Hoemer has gone to Arkau with her parents here, Mr., and-Mrs. sas to spend the winter. Wortley’s. last Friday aud Saturday. Glbbe. ‘ MILLS WE CAN’T QUITE GIVE GOODS AWAY 1 3g SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st CLOTHING §20 Suits - §13.50 ■ §5.00 Shoes S.35O 18 & §17 Suits 12 29 ■i , 4 & §4.50 Shoes 3-00 15 & 16 Suits if.19 SHOES . 979 3.50 & 3.75 Shoes 2.79 12 & 14 Suits Underwear, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Mittens all in the ge.neral cut OPPORT T-^RMS, LOSE, Now Spot cash on’this sale. C. H. and * *• Osborn Op:e±L evening. �HASTINGS BANNER. JANUARY a6, <905- Men’ Youth’s Children’s I m-rew-re Suits 1-3 OFF Suits Hen’s Y-t; , Childrens Sale Our Annual Clean-t Of Men’s, Youth’s and Childreias Suits ends February 2nd. If you need anything in Clothing dont miss this sale. All Suits except a few plain blacks are included. Also all children’s overcoats. THIS MEANS $22.00 20.00 18 00 16.00 15.00 14.00 suits for $14.67 suits \for 13.34 suits for 12.00 suits for 10.67 suits for 10.00 suits for 9.34 1-4 OFF . 12.00 10.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 5.00 suits suits suits suits suits suits for for lor for for for 4.50 suits, 4.00 suits, 3.50 suits, 3.00 suits, 2.50 suits, 2.00 suits, 8.00 6.67 5.34 4.67 4.00 3.34 On all Men’s Trousers. $5.50 trousers for $4.13 5.00 trousers' for 3.75 4.50 trousers for 3.37 4.00 trousers or 3.50 trousers for 3.00 trousers for SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS Chidester & Burton 7SC JCC 3SC Leading Clothiers always Sold the lowest 3.00. 2.63 2.25 ALL HEN’S STIFF BOSOH SHIRTS 1-2 OFF 3.00 2.67 2.34 2.00 1.67 1.34 Nothing Reserved This will enable you to own an extra pair of trousers at a very small cost from a stock that is and a stock that offers a good assortment. THIS HAKES for for for for for for children s, children's, children’s, children’s, children’s, children’s, 2.50 trousers fpr 2-00 trousers for 150 trousers for ALL FANCY SOFT SHIRTS 1.88 150 113 NEGLIGEE 1-4 OFF SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SL13 7S 36 MONSTER SAW LOG. • I tonne conclusion that tne insane star rrouL H uen «ui w ^uxiotnty mfxef TO AVOID PNEUMONIA. MISCELLANY come In the electrical treatment of flour CHOICE ore peculiarly susceptible to a worn One day last week a monster white | together. pour It into a well hotter* rt by the lately patented process of J. N. un's presence, nnd influence. uot only mold. Stand it in a very hot oven, <ssk log was brought to this pity from i Also?) the apparatus consists of two the women, bnt tbe men as well. Ilv bake twelve minutes and serve at once. “ Army men generally. ” remarked a. trabb farm in Castleton, j _, -PC In pBrB uei. wren a cou mane are lamps in parallel, with a coll made says be has been Instrumental la otDuring the winter many |>eradus be­ The log in question was 1G feet long, i to yield an arc .as much as eighteen veteran officer, “are pleased at the ac­ talnlng tbe admission of one woman come victims of pneumonia. Nobody •ras over foqr feet In diameter at Che Inches • " '-long. — The area twe Inclosed by tion of Secretary - Taft in -providing _____ for physician to aa asylum for women In Is Immune from tbe summons ot the waali end, and scaled almost 2,000 feet.[ tubes, and the air within these Is elec- [t,ie manufacture nnd Issue of a new south Genlinny, and the rtvultg are death captain. It is rerved upon tbe until It has rea^hetl *be state moat de’~- previous -----f_4.— simply phenorocnaL The women mo Under regulations aoch logs are very scarce iu this county ; trifled.; producing a gaseous mixture 1 chevron. u«strong nx well ms upon the weak. slrnble to th«? taste, then add on? and a to-day and a few hundred of them ' containing nitrogen peroxide and cqch of the various kinds.of coats re-’ more tractable, aud In the eases where But there are certain rules of living half tumblers uf crated horarradteb tu would represent an independent for-1 traces nf oznn»*. The air Is drawn off qulred ii different kind of chevron, the mental ilteense bi lite result of sexual which win reduce one ’s liability to tbe «ch trnrre) and shake well. This ar­ ___________ r— Uk - '— tune especially, after being sawed into j into a revolving iiexagouHl drum, bunt of which were of the high colored I trouble tiie vamaa ductor works woo- disease.. says the biaigu — Tribune. re!’,’< ^thrr fermentation. After rv where i!t In thoronghly incorporated facing clotiiN, run form tog to the vari­ From the bulletins of the health de- ®u1dJiW ft Tew vprekv rack off and. Somber. with tiie flour. The treatment not only time n<> men physicians will be em­ partmmt and from other authoritative ban|t <*P eloaejy in clean casks. ous ann.i of the service. | bleach* and purifies the flour, bnt is j ’Trr,“,w1U€ . ployed in female lunatic asylums. Ills Tbe’cblors u*-n in dyeing this cloth opinion la supported in large measure sources tbe following rules may be set----------------- *--------Joint Installation of K. 0. T. M.aud i■ rlulmcd to nd'l to its nutritive quality, I down tor-observance: Hew to draw c*>»w. « OPS’*!". Experiments were by another eminent authority. Dr. 1*-O. T. M. Friday evening uiSt. Hose’s ।i chemical annlyris showing- n consider^ cr<“ v,:r>' Do not overbent the boose.' Most! J Clean with with hot hot vinegar vinegar to in which which a a ! Linde tj’ubtuln a chevron that would Kropelin. kali. Hon. Ferry F. Powers will in­ side increase of nitrogen. little Bsalt bin# been diMolved Brass U people habitually dweffl In apartments'j utt,e *,t h is* b ‘*n dissolved. stand attached to the stall Sir Knight officers,.while Deputy the temperature of which Is from 3 to' cipBn^'J Ifi the ►anw way, uaiug either white summer and cotton khnkl coats, .I*sdy <k>mnmuder Hose ftacey will oiB10 degrees toe high. I| r!r' “~r anti salt, — ■ * - salt vlnr-gnr lemon- juice n:xl One of the results of the Rusri'iu. Charles Nnule is n!J Iowa tanner who and finally the color of the olive drab Wear light underwear and heavy I, or m id. But with both brass «*ate in iiktfcapacity fur the ladles. war ..... I* that . , „„ raw . furs ... are hss not! Mat down for six years. Nagle shirting flannel won selected ns the oven-oats retber than heavy under-' *” treatment must not cod I — anti*----------copper the cheaper this season. It wm take some Is mine iu every other nrspect. but has beat. Bars made of cloth of this shade, wear .-mi light overcoats. ! thus or rerdigrifi win appear and tbu a beaftllng fear that tbe devil will sewed ou ». groundwork of olive drab time for the drop la the price of raw Avoid mingling with crowds when article be ruined. A thorough waahcatch him If be ever sits down. . serge, will hurmonlre with the service furs to affect the retail sale ot tbe extremely tired or when food has not Ing with aoap and wat<r should follow Dissolve teaspoonful of alum in o Therefore for a half doseu summers coats and at the same tlm? are sufll- manufactured pro.liict, but the public been taken for a longer Interval than aud every trace of the acid removed. iqtmrt of water. When‘gold sth- in • and as many winters he has lived a Uently distinctive.- Bars of tbe same are already l-eglmdug to gel the bene­ usual. Avoid becoming chilled when and then tbe article must l>e p!v«j a ffiour ennugh to give It the consistency praetirally upright life. ever ready to doth sewed on a grpnouwort of either fit in reductions made In anticipation. overtired • ... • thorough polishing. The appotuttce .of thick cream, being particular to bent Russia Is one of the largest fur buy­ flprint for the tall timber if Satan ap­ cotton khaki or white duck will harAdmit into all rooms wliere you live of |*ronce Is much Improved by nibbing op nil tbe Jumps. Rtlr iu ns much pow­ pears. He sleeps on an Ingeniously monlzp with tbe khaki service and ing countries, Canada nnd British and work plenty of sunlight and fresh the entire surface with a’ cloth wet dered raaln ns will lie on n dime and North America send abroad tbeir sur­ 'obstructed frame, eats from « high white summer coats. with sweet oil. throw In about six clove# to g’ve It n ShWf nnd never rides in street cars or plus of raw furs beyond what the "While the distinctive colon* of the Keep warm whcn^lndoors even If It •cent. Pour the flour mixture Into a •team rars. He does not attend the various arms of the service have iieen1 American market will take. The Unit­ la nereacary to build fires in seasons teacup of belling water, stirring well tiheater and when li? gon to church disregarded In tbe new chevrons. It will ed States, except for some production when It Is unusual to do su. Avoid To make > bo.nrm.dc co-' •II tbh time. In n few minutes it will rtands up, for Baton mav be even not lead to confusion. because the bnt In Alaska, imports almost all of the Indoor chill and dampness ns much as J>e of the consistency of molnssea. there.-Minneapolis ’Hmra. cords show the color of the arm of tiie sxpenslve furs which tre ked here. possible. For this- reason be careful wgne take half a fluid ounce each of Four It Into an earthen or china dish, oils of Invendor and rosemary, a fluid service, and the ornaments on the coat Smaller furs, like muskrats, raccoons, to remove the cblir before moving Into last roo! and stir.In a small teaspoonful mmce' of oil of lemon, twenty drops of coHnra show the organisation to which chunks 41 nd opossums, are produced In apartments freshly papered or caldmeh of oil uf cloves and of fuissafras. I Card of Thanks. . oil of cinnamon and a gallon of akvlarge number* m tbe United States, mlned. We with to extend oar tlurarn thaakn to the un enlisted man belongs.”—Washington' ind a great part of them ia exported. Put a cebrer on it and wit Ju a cool bol Mix these Ingredients well to­ raauy friends and tirighborw who no ktadiv a* Star. B? careful during variable weather jtace. When you need It for use you l raSces ■ thB gether nnd bottle. ** <Wr 1*ioved <,BU«hterWhere there is continual cold or con can take a bit and soften it with warm Chin* «»d H«ul., Mid asi> Mas.,Rosian- F. CAttiuaow. warmth the disease is little The bureau of statistics provides In slant Thia gi im story of the war Is quoted known. from a Siberian paper: A Russian regi­ recent tenues of the consular reports If you have an attack of the grip be ment was surprised by a Japanese am- tables showing the trade for many unusually careful about your diet and buacmh* and loat 2,000 killed. Of one years of tbe United States with China about exposing youroelf to the weath­ company every man waa Wiled or 1 nd with Russia. The former was by er. Neglected colds develop into pmnfor tbe greater every year of the past wounded, only the captain and two monla with startling rapidity. other officer* being able to get cleqr. twenty. ,.yak* Plenty of exercise in tbe sun­ fact that we We sold last year $12JM2.000 worth After Hthe buttle the captain, though light and fresh «ir. As good aurslng wounded, departed by himself. One of of goo-in to China and bought from ber cream ehoe making is practically the only cure for pneu hta friends, alarmed nt this, went to S29.342.LKX) worth. The year before we look for him. He found him on the sold $18,GOO,<X)O and in 1002 $24,000,000 monte. «o good living la practically the only preventive. worth. battlefield seated on a large atone. He had dragged to tb* spot the RursIb bought of us last year $»,. H»w t. Cw,* Hill mtl.a. bodies of the men who once formed H4.000 and sold us $10,712,000. War 1 bI[1Q« ** not always a willful bls company and had arranged them preparation.*! accounted for much the . tn the rapks* they tilled when iilive. largest purchases on record. In six habit to be cured by some uttie ponbUt «n Indication When he revognlxed bla friend, be call­ rears we have sold much more to Chi­ or tbe flrat stage of nervous degeneraed ou^ to him to shoot him for bln cow­ ttoa. The habit should be treated as a ardice in being alive when all hj» men Tea explains why our Chinese fan disease it affects the general health. were dead. Then, losing bls reason al­ torts are sb heavy. together, ke harangued his dead mpu. * ,ba^ ■*»!calling upon them to follow him nnd U,ay CtU"c «PP«rtlcltta. A irrriinry. irttle id ter aloes rubl>ed on the fingsr Always promising them victory. Il lx KrMlv Jcur,. lhf 1X1O<1O11 tips will cure it In children. * When; they did not follow him, be and one lx’’n"1 «P “Tproached thenj. them, but-affectionately. but * »«.!.reproached •i£T2,1■;‘“l ”■*’ “rt «»i* '• I addressing them by their names. He B1MT ,1>e! one pair ’r./’Penang some t. fifu-eu An —or.ug. won,isu dec had at last to be removed by force and *' iweiitv umillioim , "or “J •’•*?'■ euumc you will no , lake it kL-niia »>.‘« m _i_ * o* _m brer Ih th. lun.Ue ..ylum n«r- uifai. tl,„u -'r"lt- u — -*1»» ui one lerwor«ng« Inu, a ix,wli ,M wkmihui. or powdewa IMilIXM Wo«f» Plirsielaaa For I.ua^tira. . . ----- G.rtuan ~.*a i’>’puiation of h». •M **• j-oiia o» tom i*., mi Hfn an mw* _ thousand -* - soulsOne of the most famous of German |lwt*Q Mve ^ Hell ic^eiLar tin poateetl, 'dSTw Full instructions in the “ Royal Baker and Pastry Cook* physlctens for tbe treatment of xneutal ra™. mn ------* ’J; U>«! add tho Jdlc. ot tbe or.™ BaH dboa.™. rrotauor I.ndwlg. j, MtTOWt. I ■dolt msi. l~ r------ --- . w.n, population u,:ai _ » oai. tb« minor. wllh ° book for making all kinds of bread, biscuit, and cake IT ndrocHng the emplo/ment or wo- I °r k,i,Uot- Mulatto I. with Royal Baking Powder. Gratis to any addreoa. W>l --.rerj-wlwre wl'th j, men pbprtdaao In lunatic ------- ----------“ uTr™ " lhe white aufi.. ___ ■*_ — No One Questions ROYAL The the in when we show you Baking Powder Lewis A. Crossett’s Line of Fine Shoes MaJces Cleeux Brea^d With Royal Baking Powder there is no mixing with the hands, no sweat of the brow. Perfect Cleanliness, greatest facility, sweet, clean, healthful food. give you the very latest styles, no makes better wearers. Try and wear other. 'J™ C.H.08B0BN � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-02-01.pdf 3e96b97298a0b29236861551a9bbf5e6 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1905. FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 40. EAR AWAY SIAM INTERESTING LETTERS FROM MRS. CARRIE YUTZ WALKER. HER PERSONAL EXPERIENCES People There and Many Facts Aj>out That Country Are Given. With the Through the courtesy of Mrs. Chas. Yutz. we are enabled to give our readers another interesting letter from Mrs. Carrie Yutz Walker. Extracts are made from eeverallettera, and while not written for publication, they give much Interesting information concern­ ing their life there, and pereobal ex ; periences which will be eagerly read by I Mrs. Wa'ker’s school friends and ac quaintancea. Nakawn, Seetamarat, Siam; Oct. 28.— Our Siamese teacher has' a touch of fever and Mr. Eckles has been acting as instructor for a few days. He went with Dr. Walker down the river last night to see a new patient, liXd they did hot return till after 1 o’clock, and both are tired, so I presume we shall not have a regular lesson today. He is a splendid Siamese student, and told us yesterday ws need not be at all dis couraged in the language work, as we were doing nicely. J ust now we are spelling and tryipg to distinguish what one of five tones is to be used. I was eager to begin and now ' we are all the more eager to .speak and read it. In some some respects respects it in u is io easier than CLOSE CALL TO DEATH DIVORCE QUESTION ROMANUCMARRIAGE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. i S^STIONS “ 10 PATRONS Fred Snore ot Nashville Pinned Down Mies Oiah Lentz, of Nashville, Marries By a Rolling Log—Had a Very MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANY POFredrick B. Sheer, of Detroit. Narrow Escape. . UTICAL PROBLEM The friends of Mies Olah Lentz, of t»oui our Nartnllle Oorreipoudent. , Nashville, were somewhat surprised to OF THE RURAL ROUTES BY CAR­ PRESIOSF ROOSEVELT Nashville, Jan. 31 .—JFred'Snore, Jiv­ SO i hear oi' her marriage in Windsor, Can- ।RIER BURDETTE LICHTY” : ing north of this place,, met with quite a serious accident last week. Told Committee of Churchmen in ' ada, --hl ItnAl/iav Mb- — Freder r.­ one.day last week < fn to Mr.' MUTUAL ACCOMODATION While loading logs in the woods alone Promising Them His Co operation. ick J J. SliCgr, of Detroit. one of pie logs slipped, coming against Washington, Jan. 28.—RL Rev. Wm. Mbs Lents was one of the most The Interests his foot, and' ankle, breaking his ankle of the Service and C. Doane, bishop of Albany, and a com* I prominent young ladies in Nashville, and pinning him fasti Be called for , Those of the Patrons Would be help but in vain. He bnally. managed mittee of the inter-church conference and enjoyed the acquaintance of-many Furthered —Ail Rural Pal­ on marriage and divorce, called on' the rons Should Read to roll tbe log so he coaid extricate his president today to confer with him as friends in tfojs city, who unite in wish­ foot and drove to the bouse. It was a Tills Letter. to some of the results of their deliber­ ing her much happiness. narrow escape us it was one of the Having been carrier on Route No. 2 ations. Bishop Doane speaking for the The groom is a retired pugilist, but coldest days and he would have per­ ‘ for nearly three years, I wish to speak ished withcold in a short time had he I committee delivered a brief address to left the squared circle to engage in the in tbe way of a letter through the President Roosevelt to which the presbeen obliged to remain in the woods. chiropodist business in Detroit. columns, of our County papers to all • -ident replied as follows: patrons of Rural Routes in Barry Co., “Bishop Doane and gentlemen: It is i In regard to carrier's experiences, so all ' a very great pleasure to meet you here, i concerned may know what might be , There is a certain tendency to exalt the done to better the service for both car­ unessential In dealing with our public . rier and patron. HARRY A. KNICKERBOCKER, OF: questions and public men especially I will say that I like tb« work and are apt to get their attention concen ­ BATTLE CREEK, SHOOTS HIS think the majority of my patrons ap­ trated on Questions that have an im­ WIFE AND HIMSELF portance, but a 'wholly ephemeral im- COUNCIL GIVES FRANCHISE TO J. preciate my service. THURSDAY Now for a few suggestions. In the M. OTT, OF ALBION, AND F. W. portahce compared with the questions first place you all know that a carrier FREESE, OF FORT WAYNE that go to the root of things. Questions CAUSE WAS FAMILY TROUBLE starling out on his route has fiom SO like.tbe tariff and tbe currency are of to, 25 miles Co drive. Fleaseremember literally no consequence whatsoever GOOD WORK OF Was a Brother of Carl Knickerbocker, any person carrying the U. S. Mall has compared with tbe vital question of BOARD OF TRADE tbe right of way In any and all places of Carlton -Latter Brands as having the unit of our social like, the False Stories That His on the public highway. Whan you are homo, preserved. New Company to Lay Five Miles of about to meet a rural carrier on a nar Brother Was Drink­ “It is impossible to overstate the im­ Main, and to Give $1,000 Bond ing Man. row crossway or trteep cut through the i portance gviH»ilvc! of in the uiv cause vwb.wt; you jvm represent. That Plant Will Be In Oper­ snow,-it would be proper aud is your Friday’s papers contained the stocy (if the average husband and wife fulation By October 1st. duty to wait, and not drive in and by of the shooting of his wife by Harry qh their duties toward each other and so doing force the carrier to wait there­ A..Knickerbocker, of Battle Creek, who toward their children as Christianity At last there seems to be every as immediately after shot himself, he dy- teaches them, then we may rest absoU>at Hastings will have a gas by delaying the mail, if not for your Ing instantly, his wife living but a few lutt,ly lhat lhe other problems Plaul’ lht! common council having family possibly far your neighbor who will solve themselves. But if we have , Kra,1U"J «• franchise to J. M. Ott, of AL may be waiting on the corner for the minutee. Knickerbocker was 33 yeah old, his solved every o.her problem in the wk*! Won>aud *'• " • of Forl 'VaW mail, while you are holding the carrier • i years oiu, Uu> solved every o.ner prooiem in me wis-1 •back on some crossway or some other ...... z- .• t. . ■is raid ' est possible Way. it shall profit us nuth^ ■ :at its session Friday evening. wife -even years joungen* She MS FRANCHISE IS GRANTED MURDER AND SUICIDE I "Euglish. There are no plural forms as in English, and no cnee forms, no per* | , ..........< _ and I ..gender r- fArni; a . gon, number forms. W We have just im-hi Iffcruing a dozen nites ; to have been a pretty woman. They inK if have lost our own national for tones. Our Latin^Geruian. und J).-.' had two-chiidnn both boss, aged eight »oiii; and We will have lost It If we do Walker's Greek heip. us out nicely. Mr. | au<j llVy years. The papers described i uut have tlx* questions of the relations Eckels says it Is much easier t«> learn ’ Knickerbocker as a "druiikt-n. worth-?of the family put upon the proper basis. naving had at least one language k.KSpaillU.r ” | ..WhUe 1-do m.; know exactly what The securing of this plant is due to f '’ the Ildktlngs . Board of Trade. , After , •that waa uritanized, U. H.Thomas, ?aUoruej’ for lhe Board of Trade, was ।10 TraTen* CUy’ While.there ho In-i TWELVE O’CLOCK LUNCHEON An eloborate 12 o’clock luncheon given by Mrs. L. A. McIntyre Thurs­ day to about 80 lady friends. The home was very appropriately decorated for the occasion. The guests wrrn seated at small tables, served by several young ladles. Mrs. Wood catered. The guests thoroughly enjoyed not only the luncheon but the social pleasure of the occasion. Mrs. McIntyre is soon to leave the city, and this gave special inten-st, for all regret that tbe social circles of this' city are to lose-Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre. (OMMUNKATION BANFIELD TELEPHONE SUBSCRIB­ ER FAVORS BEING LOYAL TO CITIZENS TELEPHONE CO. FINE LINE JUST COMPLETER The Banfield Telephone Line Will Be First-Class in Every Re­ spect and of Great Benefit. Banfield is equipped with one ef the fineet rural telephone systems in the state and the line is still extending being subscribed for as far north m tbe town line of Johnstown, and south te ' the residence of Geo. E. (krfeasan. county treasurer. Much credit ia dee J. E. Chandler for his untiring efforta In pushing the project to a Complete success; every enterprise has a promo, ter. and to this young man the people 6we a debt uf gratitude, not only fot me mduuhi or territory the amount of territory co covered, but narrow place. In such cases, when the also for the quality . . of th* ie material r-Hpriktr carrier lu is rlrelnvreil delayed Lftrnntl several tinnao times n a day, tiwwi usedin in fhu the construction ..rof the'lias* please remember that your outgoing Mr. Chandler argued from the mitaeft mall cjollected by him is sometimes one for a first-class system, consisting of or tyic trains late in leaving the post twenty foot poles, ten pin cross arms, ofiice. coupled with twelve B. B. steel wire to Have your mail box erected on a sub* the center, and that each stockholder stantial post, 42 inches from the ground should suppty himself with *a North to the bottom of tbe box, on level Electric phone, the best on the market. ' Concluded on page 10 His arguments were so conclusive they were adopted by the company. We wou/d not, however, forget the man­ previous. We are indebted to his brother. Carl it is that you wish me to do, 1 can say i v*®tigated tbe gas plan*, in that city , • Several prisoners are going by- rhe ! Knickerbocker, of Carlton, for par-; in advance that so far as in me lies ail!and wcured l**e address of Mr. F. U. I ......------------up lo tb<J lraRe<1y. i wiH dont l0 (.o Opj.rate wllh you lo.! Fre^:e, who Installed that plant. Hav clanking of their fetters in is not Y,»rHrn. particu llcil|ars lady musical — nor is”it distasteful. Carl brands as a mean falsehood the ward the end you have In view. One ,lu? t0 10 ^°uth B®nd»Ind-’ on They are bound together and it glyes story that hie brother was either drunk- [ of the most unpleasant and dangerous “‘*8 800n afler» Mr- Thomas wired Mr. them a very unnatural gait. They enor worthless. He declares that he ; features of our American Hfe jB uie ‘ Freese to meet him, which he did. Mr. work every day. Last Sunday toward rarely ever drank, aud was never Known .diminishing birth rate and the loosen-1 Thomas uxplained the situation in Has ager of tbe-Citizens telephone line at evening we drove a few’ miles north to be drunk, certainly never before his I tig of the marital tie among the old ! l,"<8 and urKt‘d O’*1 «r- 'J*5*? ** It goes j ub*lKb a plant in our city. I he result Battle Creek, Mr Burch, who has aided and overtook about 25 carrying bricks. trouble with his wife did he ever in- native American , families. so liberally Id the construction of tba Either at sight of us or from a low dulge in stimulants. He declares that without saying that for the race, a? for , waa thal the totter communicated with signal each stepped aside, dropped 1u he was a hafd working man. a painter [the indiiidual. do material prosperity. ; L £ <>n:of Albion, .indithe two came ONE ORGANIZED IN THIS CITY line by furnishing material at a mini­ LAST WEDNESDAY EVENING. !Ml ‘ '“?* T**7 ’nbmllled their knees and' pressed their palms by trade. The fact lhat he worked two no business growth, no artistic or scieumum cost to the company. This gen­ Battle Creek under the same ' un'c develupemcnt.-will count if the I 8 francbi’*‘- b’n nt that l,me the council together. This Is a common way of yearn tleman has kept every promise to th» EXHIBITION IN CITY HAII letter. The people of this vicinity have greeting missionaries. These nave contractor - would go to prove lhat he race commits Filicide. Therefore, b’lsh- idid uot Ivel disposed to grant it, so they been gala days for the Buddhists. For Was a sober, good workman. Carl also | op, (count iiysclf fortunate in having |,( ft Meantime others came here-to asked for service to tbe west, rt-nching three days now heavy cars with idols declare# that Harry loved hl? wife and 'the chance tb work with you in this : U£°*Pect th« ll,cal ,b‘,d- But none of February 15, 16, 17 and 18. Officers Delton, Richlknd and Kalamazoo, and. Elected'and Association Starts have been dragged by, by dozens of children, and was utterly distracted matter of vilal importance to the na. ‘hem rented to meet tbe Ideas of the through the efforts of Mr. Burch the i ti'oual welfare." ’ i C°OncB» WP° believed that most of those men. women and children.’ It is-w day over tbe breaking up of his hornet }>e<ition has ibeen granted, th«> poles (Ml Nicely. . M»rv U!H«. ot Lwter- j —--------------------- — • iMking tor fr«nrhl.M wore nrerety .per for airing the idols. Yesterday one car Wednesday evening last n number of being strung via Dowling, and Cedar poultry raisers from various parts of Creek, thus forming a complete net waa decorated w: th Lunches of bananas. .IHre.N Y .re.rlyren ,<•»,. Wo. II hTR|EDT0 GET )NT0 DEP0T j co< oanut, jack frail. beta!, etc. . The Jutneblic relations were happv. 80 Carl | memM.ive^ oui wisneu mi a irno Ihu county met at the store of M. W Work of lines to tiie'best markets in ths | eblw .nd b.wk It around the countn-. betel chewing hafiii Is terrible. It not f,y». unlll after he more.1 to Bottle .. ...................... Hleka and organized the Barry Uonnty country. We were highly pleased at Creek. The ..ttenti.o, Ht another own t -y IJen,l Y « -rk “ < • I air ot . t uin e It to the highest bidder. only make.? the teeth black, but it I Foully Association. Following are the the article in Inst week’s B.txxt « in rraatg,. । w.. aiegled theco.ti.cll baa rated the changes Uie bealthy c dor of the mqcows to Mre. Knickerbocker gti. n d bun. | re'garc^ to the. Bell Phone Co., push ing ofiice rr: " ben Agent Townedt Milo went lo city Hom being it prey to s|wculalore. •lining to a very light pink. Many of :u.d a> argmndnt and reproot ot bls j its way into the Hew territory o' B.irry President -J. M. Bauer, city. wife failed, ns Curl aver* , to vhango ! tbe depot Saturday morning, he found j All the memten of the council were county. For the many Jong > tars ; ast the Chr.ibti.au? have given it up. Vice President - M. W. Ilickn, city. a key fayoritMy mpreesed with Mr. OU and in a few 'minutes I must tlx some her conduct, Ire separated from her last Ilh' door Ir1"* *"d P"“ the company Ip question did nut know Secretary- Robt. Mitchell, Irving. September bv agrecmnit with hi? wife 1 bvokeit ell In the key hole; -But when Mr. Freese. Mr. OH Will be the manptilk fur two Treasurer -C. W. Biggv, Rutland. . nor care to know this section of th* vnw Siamese babies. They j ui n uu ins- »uf, - ---, ---- -------- ---------------- ,------, .. born Monday, 'lhey only he taking their youngest child with i h‘e ««“Uy g<Jt Inside, ho'foumi nothing ager of the Hastings GasCo.aathe Executive Committee- Willard Ter­ country, but nnw they want to link .out four four pounds pounds apiece. apiece. When When him to Syracuse, N. Y. 11la wife’s disturbed. That same morning very • new corporation will be called, and tflll ry, Chas. Schoudelmyer. Middleville; themselves to the county-rural mail weigh about em-ttrat one one was was In In in in a a basket, basket, mother came to see him there .. a few variy, varly,two two tramps frtmpe were were seen seen leaving leaving tne; the | Continued on page 10. I saw them-first F. Parmeter, E. A. Holman and E. L. service and gb to every hous^. I^et ns . the other In a box. Now Mrs. Eckels weeks ago, bo Carl slates, and Induced Milo school Jiouie, where they had ovi- j show our appreciation to tne Citizens Hureley. WEDDING BELLS him to let her take bis little son with deut, y Pta ’ ed overnight Probably lhey ■ has given nice soft pillows for their It was decided to hold an exhibition Co. by being loyal to them. use. Have to keep warm bricks near her tu Lesterrilire. This he did. She ’ had endeavored to unlock the depot for j A St RM’IUBKR. in this city, February 15. 10, 17*and them. I have made blankets for them then took the little boy to his mother the purpose of securing sleeping accom Miaa Harriett McIntyre United in IBth.-and the upper story of the city __________ out of my red flannel skirt. These at Battle Creek. Then the wife wrote I modations.^ hall has been secured for that purpose. Marriage to Dr. Clarence WORTH OF AN IDEAL people are so ignorant of themselves Harry, sb his brother states, that mat- nilQQV’Q DADOED It is to be hoped that all interested in E. Burton. and their offspring. Dr. Snyder says tern were all arranged «o that he and BUDDY & DAHDttl the raising 'of poultry will co operate ■ Friday evening at •> o’clock nt the Hon. William J. Bryan W ill Lecture only- one third of the Siamese babies she could live together again, and urg I SHOP BURGLARIZED •with the Association. The officers are home ui of me the uuuvn bride's paicnvo, parents, aii Mr.. aou and . ... :‘ nuiuo on That Topic Feb. 24th. " Continued on page 7. .ogbhnw con,,. <o . , —— : Mn L. A. Melnljre, Mlu Harriett men of energy and will do their utmost The many who will wish to h«*r to make the organization a success. wm happy t« recelre tbl. new,. On Oeorge Blood .nd . Wilbur Hopkin. . unhK1 | Hon. Wm. ;i. Bryan's lecture on "The Conte- to Oolng the Deed. |)r Re, „ „ INSTALLED NEW OFFICERS go’bg to Battle Creek he wm rerve.l I | Value of an Ideal*' at St. Ruso's. Mali with a legal notice from hM wire that । Friday morning llu«bj« Broe. tiarboi ' Van Auken performing the ceremony, A MILLION FEET OF LOGS Friday evening. Feb. 21th. should plait she proposed to get a divorce from him. shop was bnrgarllzed. abont $22.00 in । .. . j Prompt^ « the hour named, to the The Public Installation of Knights I to secure their ’ reserved seats al one*. Carl states that Harry was depressed cash t»elng taken. The robbery was so | of theWeddlng |Urch, beautl J. T. Lombard Will Accumulate That if they have not season reserves. Srr and Lady Maccabec Officers at and distracted over this turn of evidently the work of sonieone who ' ful|y rendered by Miss Inez McIntyre, Many*in Barry County ‘ St. Rose’s Han, Friday Evening, gle tickets will be on sale at Fred L. events, and especially over finding that knew about the habits of the propri. ■ 6iaUjr of th® bride, the bride and groom This Winter. . a Very Interesting Occasion. Heath's, price 75 cents. Every person be had been trickled into coming back' etors in caring for their cash, that bus- ! marched Into the parlor arm inarm, Large Crowd- Good Time. Every winter it seems as though the buying a single ticket will be entitled here. plolon pointed at once to Wilbur Hop- Rev. Van Auken in a very impressive - Friday evening; wm a red letter occa­ For a few days previous to the trag­ klnn, who had formerly run the shoe-: manner pronounced the words which last of the lumbering operations hi to a reserved seat, provided the holder Bairr .County is here. And yet each shall select such reserve seat and havr sion for the Macehbee order In this city. edy, Harry had visited his brother Car), shining stand in the shop. Entrance made lhenj man and wlfe> the ring <>n that evening, in St. Rose’s hall, in Carlton. He was almost beside him­ winter]appears to bring its regular har­ it reserved before the lecture. The ca­ was effected through the back base | ceremony being employed for the ocvest of logs, and the present is no ex­ pacity of St. Roses ball will not be occurred the public Installation of the self as he talked of his broken home, roeiit. Tracks were discovered in the casion. The bride was becomingly ception. Mr. J. T. Lombard has al new officers of tbe K. O. T. M. M. and and how be had been robbed of his oversold, and sale of tickets will etas* freeh snow. Sbon Under Sheriff Ritchie gowned it. Swiss mull and carried ready accumulated at Coats Grove up­ , L. O. T. M. M., Hon. Perry F. Powers, children: He left Carlton Wednesday. when the llpait Is reached, bale of re­ arrested young Hopkins and his com­ white roses; the groom was attired in ' of Cadillac, acting as installing ofilcer wards of 200,000 feet, and in this city a Tbe night before he paced the floor and panion, George Blood. served seats will commence Monday The boys at conventional black. for the Sir Knights, and Mrs. Rose shewed in other ways the mental ex­ good deal more. He expecta to pan Feb. -ZOlh. ‘ Further announcement* first denied their guilt. But the dViTbe decorations of the fine home uf the million mark if the good -sleighing Racey, oT Nashville, In like capacity citement under which he was laboring. next week. dencc pointing to them was so conclus­ 51 r. and Mrs. McIntyre were very ap­ ' will holdout. • for the Ladies. Both acquitted them­ Carl haS no doubt butthat his brother’s ive that on Sunday they confessed to propriate, the color scheme being green selves with credit. After that came mind was unbalanced by his troubles, PLEAD GUILTY TO OFFENCE the robbery, and the money was secur­ and white for the front parlor,red for the address of Mr. Powers on “Fra­ aud lhat wan the cause of his awful LANGUISHES IN JAIL ed and returned. The Imys are about the back parlor and pink for the dining ternity.” Mr. Powers is always an en­ deed. 18 years of ago, and have not hitherto room. David Ragla Plead Guilty to Crntky tertaining speaker, and he wasupver J. W. Rogers? Drunk and Disorder* becn-suspected of crime. Tt la to be to Animals—Paid $5.00 Fine Elegant refreshments were served more at himself than on Friday night. ly Takes Jail Sentence. hoped that this experience will thoro­ In the dining room. Mrs. Wood cater­ and Costs. COUNTY RURAL ROUTES He is glear, convincing, forceful and A man crazy drunk and seemingly ughly cure them. They will have their ed. David llagla, mention of whose su­ logical, and presented the helpful side unable to'navigate was in tbe C. K. & examination before Justice Bishop to­ Rural Route Agent George Knappen rest for cruelty to animals was ruad<* of fraternal organizations, particularly The bride is the younger of the two S. depot Friday night when Agent ' day, To Meet Barry Co. Postmasters. that of the great order of Maccabees in daughters of Mr. and Airs. L. A.-Mc- Greusel wanted to close np. All efforts in our last, appeared before J unlit*Friday to Arrange for Them. NO NEW CASES AT DELTON . * ntyre. Dr.’Burton is one of the city’s to arouse the party proving unavailing. Bishop Monday morning and wan as­ a way that pleased and captivated the Rural Route Agent Kriappen request­ $5.00 fine and costs. There n« large audience. After the address came 1 young and professional men, and has Sheriff Furntes was telephoned to come sessed refreshments, which were served in the ed Postmaster Cook of (his city to call Tbe Authorities at That Place Are a growing practice. Both have many aud get him. Tire sheriff and under 'some other offenders who had better basement of the hall.' After that thoRu 'a meeting of all the postmasters of this Stamping Out the Small Pox. friends who unite In congratulations sheriff,Hurry Ritchie, went to the C. K. profit by’this case or they may be ctJV From Burton Terry, who was in-the ' ai d best wishes. They have a nice & 8., and literally carried him for about ed on to pay some fines. who desired indulged in dancing. county to meet him at 10 a. m., Friday, Taken all in alt it was an occasion that the 3rd. This has been done. The city Saturday, we learn that*there have I home 225 West Marshall St. where they two blocks, after which he seemed able TAKEN TO THE ASYLUM. all *present will remeinbqf with pleas­ meeting will be held in the Supervisors’ been no new cases of small pox In the | will be “al home.” to move his feet. Saturday he was Mrs: Evelyn Baker, of MiddletOh* ure. The musical part of tbe program room at the Court House. The purpose village of Delton, and those previously! TbeciuNof town guests were: Miss taken before Justice Blshep, giving his for the exercises was furnished by the is to lay before them thfc routes aa Mr. reported are getting along nicely. Tbe ■ Agnes Burton, of Detroit, sister of the name as J. W. Rogers. He was fined | was brought here on the morning trai«a little Mieses Tula Thomas and Edna Knappen has arranged; them with a authorities havea&ed energetically and ' EPoom; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox, and $10 ana costs, in all $15, and In default I Monday, ana having teen previously Marston, and Miss Winnie Harper, and view of seeing what, if any,changes are expect to have the disease wiped out' MIbs Nellie Fox, of Detroit; Mrs. Carrie will serve a ja| 1 sentence .of 15 days. I adjudged insane was taken to the thy him at Kalamazoo on tbe next trad* advisable. , toon. ' I Winters, of Potterville. was very pleasing. The name given Is an assumed one. I in chhrge of Sheriff Furniw. POULIY ASSOCIATION �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRARY, i. 1905 Hastings Banner. ■ Puhllslted every Wednesday afternoon at Sawyer, of the city of Hillsdale, for BeMtehigsa. j of tag University. Dr. Sawyer ie ~ - ~ COOK BROS Editors. •*« to t» qo*ll6«d In orery w., for tbe COUK KKVO . _ ______ I pcltlon, I, en erdeut republican polltl- POOTY.MNTU ve*B. I o*l>r. <" PoMeooed of epleodld bu,lnew ==x ability, and'was endorsed f or tbq posi- I IN SOUTHWESTERN < & MICHIGAN THE WEEK.'J NEW! < | tion by the State Medical Society at Ils FRON 4 »i « recent meeting. He is a graduate of NEARBY COUNTIES j ONK VEAK......... . BIX MONTHS ■_ a the Michigan University, is conversant TMREK MONTHS --------------------------------------=- with its needs, and if selected for the Kotered at the’ pontoffice M HasUngs. Suebi-1 bonor would be the only representative Grand Ledge Tile Works have Bn,MMooodcW»R»stm.| of thb medicd profeMion on the Board been closed twice this winter for lack —~ of Regents. These are ..ii all strong or,Jr.,* points of coal, both times tlpes through the tbe freight advertising Ratios. in his favor and should have no small blockade ou the F. and 1*. M. Display advertising. rales tumistmd on appllbearing jvhen the coming republican j •aUon. . « BaalncM local*:and reading ostlers. On state convention n ames its candidate i Twenty-two prisoners are now con­ **aI nag*. or among Brevities.. M‘$c a line: elseline. Avor.gr of seven word.to the fur Regent. fined in the county Jail, the largest num *Want column; ic a word for each Insertion. her at one time In several years. Some John Mitchell has been reelected ■ C«rd of Thanks, tweuty-0v* cents each. ■ 5?lr.r—.billons, ac a hn thief of the United Mine Workers As­ are awaiting trial and others serving sentences. Sheriff Whitbeck says they sociation. He has shown himself a wise, patient, and tactful leader. What is of eat a bushel of potatoes and eighteen <ui any circumstance* »*&*** it bear* wrttor’n natnn and post office address. special moment about this meeting is loaves of btead per day,beside meat aud the action taken with reference to sa­ other things furnished.—Allegan Press. ’ JOB PRINTING. The BAN NKR h*« one o( the be« loonkeepers and barkeepers. The or­ Ob office* lu Wmtera Mlchlrui. “ ganization, which had 'heretofore per­ o do every kind ot book Md Job rrinUng. Bert Malone is iri jail at Ionia for pull­ mitted these dispensers of liquors to join ing a gun on the night olerk of the REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION the order, now votes that no liquor deal­ Bailey House. Malone wanted some The'Republicans of Barry County »rr hereby er or^mpioyefe of a liquor dealer could cigars but had no money to pay for them eallrt to meetln dalesate convention at the belor^ to the Association. When la­ and became “ lippy ” when the clerk told bor organizations come to realizk that him to leave tbe house; and When the saloons and saloonism are their worst (1.) TO eioci li ---- — —clerk went to put him out Malone pull­ Surficial ConvvnUrfn to .be held at Charlotte enemieg, they are getting very close to Fvbnun 9. 19®. st 130 P- tn.. for th* purpow ed a revolver from bis pocket and the root of tbe evils from which labor <* nomiixAtliiK a candidate for Circuit Judge. i—,a th. Rtat* ( onthreatened to make a corpse of him. and all other classes suffer. . 61 Maple Orove .... .Ifil Orangerille ......... . 6 Prairieville . || Rutland . 6*Thomapple . f, Woodland ; g| Yankee Sprint*., JOHN C. KETCHAM. Chairman. Hon. Andrew D. White, for many The effort is still in progress to secure years American minister at St. Peters­ if possible tbe location of a shoe fact­ burg, deblares that a change in the Rus­ ory in this city. It is a question of our sian government is Inevitable, and is citizens being willing to take a portion approaching rapidly. Let us all hope it of tbe stock, and a few have signified a may come soon. Pity it did not arrive willingness to do this. Mr. J. T. Stroth­ before the merciless murder of unarmed er' is'actively interested in. trying to workingmen by the Czar’s Cossacks. bfingit about, and from his knowledge of the possibilities of such, an institu­ There really is the spirit of economy in the state legislature. That body has tion, feels that it would be a most val­ uable* addition to what wealready have. voted down the costly “junketing trips” to the various state institutions, for It is yery likely worthy of the fullest investigation.—Charlotte Leader. which the railroads have heretofor furn­ ished free passes while the state was bled for mileage. A Belding young woman got to church the other night, and when the services LaFollette, the fighting governor of ha/i scarcely begun her attention was Wisconsin has been elected U. S. Sena­ attracted to a rustling noise in the Tam tor from Wisconsin. He will keep the O’Shanter she had on her head. The Flrat. Ward-Vottor Booth—5 delegaiM. “old boys” in that venerable body from rustling continued and as It was im­ dying with enui. possible to get into a devotional mood F>nrth tVaril—County Clerk"* Office—8 deh as long as lhat continued she left the »t«s ; • It looks as if Russia faced a double sacred edifice. Upon examination she By <wd»r City Committee. I-KE H. PRYOR. Chairman. danger,the waspy Japs in Asia and an found a that a good sized mouse had aroused,peasant and working class in made himself a comfortable abode in Otjeof the members of the Mosely. .Europe. the papers on the inside of the cap. Commission, the group of British edu­ Henceforth she will be just as zealous cators and experts who visited all the in looking Into her hat as she has been CARE OF GAS STOVES. American Universities a year ago, about looking under the bed. writes as follows regarding the Univer­ and Dirt. sity of Michigan: “Michigan is the oldest and most fa­ If the asbdftiM <»f stoves.or fireplaces The injunction proceedings brought mous of the State universIUeeufts act­ .becomes discolored or blackened from by the Michigan Paper company of ual liff dates from 1837, anfl geograph­ |be gas smoking, as It freqilbntl.v does, Plainwell against the Kalamazoo Val­ ically it forms the point of .'division be­ the thing to do is to sprinkle the feath­ ley Electric company tn restrain the Iqt tween the Eastern private university ery fiber with common stable suit, then ter from backing the water of the Kal­ light the gas ami let It burn the same and the Western State university. Sit­ amazoo river up to the wheels of tbe pa­ ns usual, s.iys 'What to Ent. Tbe sooty uated in the small town of Ann Arbor, npprtirnnee of tbe asbeetus departs per mill has been settled out of court.the Which forms a mere adjunct to the Un­ like tnngic. and the mineral soon re- defendants paying 8500and agreeing to iversity. it has developed a strong aca­ suimw its natural trhlteness ngnin. it keep the water down. This was the se­ demic tradition of its own. Tbe stud-j happens, too. that the tiny apertures cond suit started by the same complain enis number about 4,000, of whom some through which the gas Qpws become ants, the first being a case for damage*, gummed and partially filled In. When in which the Kalamazoo Valley com­ 800 are women; about 1,40 pursue lit •wary as opposed to scientific or techni­ such Is tbe case, run n hatpin through pany was defeated In the circuit court. cal sudies. The teaching staff consists the holes, or a round toothpick, and it The case was appealed and has not yet will readily free them. of 12fl heads of departments and inde­ been decided by the supreme court.'— It Is Important also to give particu­ pendent lecturers, and 180 assistant lect­ Allegan Gazette. lar attention to the gas range If .the urers, demonstrators, etc. best results are to be obtained, and this “The primacy which Ann. Arbor en­ ,1s especially true where It is Ln con­ D.C. Piatt of Lansing had an unpleas­ joys among the State universities is due stant service for cooking. Tilings in­ week. to the wioe-poliey of its founders, who clined to boll over quickly, like milk ant experience one night last decided at the outset to establish pre­ and coffee, should be watched to prevent He was awakened from a sound slum­ ber by feeling a pain in one of bis earsit happening, ns they clog the burners paratory schools under university con trol indifferent parts of the country and and' corrode the Iron or zinc linings, He arose, then heard something scamp­ er from tbe bed. Turning on the light causing them to rust and get n stained, not to concentrate the State grant up­ unsightly appearance. he found that rats bad gnawed his ear in on central university buildings. This About once or twice a week, accord­ a couple of places until the wound bled gave the University enormous directive ing to tbe use of the range, the burn­ quite freely. Upon further investiga­ influence throughout the State and ted ers should be lifted out. turned upside to the establishment of many high down and lightly fapped to knock but tion be found that the rats had also bit­ schools in emulation of these branch any 'dust or soot that might have lodged ten the baby in the back of the bead in wuiversity schools.” * “As the high in the circular aperture that supplies several places. The wounds were caut­ ■chools.developed, the University drop­ tlie flame. A hatpin is good for pick­ erized and no danger is expected, but a ped its local branches and concentrated. ing put any particles that resist tap­ lively extermination of the pests Is de­ ' This growth explains the position and ping. When not using, keep the lids sirable/ on the stove. peculiar influence which Ann Arbor Keep clean by rubbing with a dry occupies in relation to the high schools, cloth, particularly the oven floor and The burnt child dreads tbe fire and and out of which has sprung its {accred­ racks. When anything flows over and tbe burdened taxpayer feels a little hot iting system, and also the fact that in burns or grease pops around from bak­ yet over the demands on his purse made post graduate study it is admittedly su ing meats ft should be thoroughly as tbe result of Jaws that he should long perior to the other State universities.’’ scoured with soap and warm water, ago have corrected. A large number then wiped with a dry rag. 'Keeping met at tbe court honse again on Satur­ As ofiiclally declared by the state tax all gas storm polished prevents them day and this time something tangible from rusting. commission, railroad taxes in Michigan was presented in the form of proposed for this year will be at the rate of 810.95 amendments to the present law. chief for for $1,000 of assessment, or one .of which is that a majority of all the cent higher than last year. Based upon persons, whose lands are to be traversed this rate the total amount that will be by a drain shall sign petitions for such due to tbo slate treasuary and the pri­ REPUBLICAN CITY CAUCUSES. count) rcnrrntfon called tar February drain before action can be taken by the commissioner. Under the present law a very small percentage of the tax pap­ mary school fund from railroad taxa­ tion will be 8X527,079.78. The most significant feature in Michigan’s affairs is the very large increase In the revenue of our state recently brought about through increase in railroad taxation, larger returns from corporation fi-es and inheritance taxes. In the matter of increase from such sources, Michigan Ie equaled by very few states in tbe en­ tire union. All the George Peabody Fond for Education in the South, which was 12.200,000, is soon to be all used to train teachers for work tn that section. Last week SI,000,000 was contributed for the establishment of a Teachers Training College at Nashville, Tenn. .The state of Tennessee contributes another SI, - 000,000, and tbe City of Nashville also gives very largely to maintain this col- How would you like to be a Russian Czar right now? Special Sale on ers on theae big drains are able to force a drain through, and ‘it has happened Friday, Saturday and Monday< February 3rd, 4th and 6th, We will have on sale a large assortment of Lace and Inserting at per yard &C Regular 10, 12 and 15 cent values. ‘ W----------------- ---------------------------- Do not fail to see our Spring line of Ginghams. The largest and be»t assortment we have ever shown A. F. C. Gingham ... 10c per yard Searsucker Gingham ♦ ‘ 1>er Anchor brand apron checks • 7c per yard Lawnsdale Cambric • • 12$c per yard e Extra heavy unbleached • • 5c, 6c, 7c, 8c per yard W. E. MERRITT, s 0048482301018102480001000209020002000909090202020200010101010101012300002301 Open a Savings account at the Hastings Rational flank For your child or grandchild. The little book you receive, made out in the child’s name, will help to provide for its future. This act of yours may prove the turning point of the child’s life, as the book is calculated to encourage habits of saving among the young. One dollar opens an ac­ count. Three percent interest compounded semi annually. 020002000201000202005 HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Only National Bank In Barry County. Are You Planning build a House? build a Barn? To repair yOur House? Headquarters for Everything in the Line of Builders* Hardware, that even some of these have been so surprised at the tax that they felt like; hiring some one to mop the earth with them. It’s so easy to contract debtsso hard to pay up afterwards—that tbe This cat illustrates my new method of fitting glasses RETINOS COPY ’ilequireB no questions to find the refractive error, makes fitting surer. F. R. Pancoast present move for a reform in the Ito seems most desirable. One more meet­ Ing is contemplated and that next Sat­ urday at one p.m sharp at the court bouse, when It la hoped that a large number of those interested will meet and lend tbe influence of their presence to the movement. A large gathering will do more to make the movement felt before the legislative committee aud the legislature Itself than any number of petitions. For (hat good reason our interested friends should be nresentat the Saturday meeting aud help to direct this future movements.—Charlotte Trib­ une. , _______________ ____ We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line. । This promises to be a busy year. TYou will be wise to ar-, range NOW for whatever work or .supplies you want in our line. . Weissert Bros �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRUARY i, 1905. NASHVILLE. Mrs. C. Furniss is visiting friends in Hastings. John Gutcheu, living west of town, while doing his chores at the barn last Friday afternoon, slipped and fell, breaking hL hip. Mre. Hibbard Offley is quite sick at this writing. Ira Miller has sold his House and lot to J. R. Packer. Mrs. C. M- Putnam has been quite 111 the past week with the grip. Jerry Vannocker has sold bis house and lot and will make Lansing his future hom*. PINE LAKE. GERKEY. Harriet Sbelp is on the sick list Ella Myers, of Lake Odessa, has been Miss Eva Burchett li on the sick lift spending a few days earing for h<V daughter and grandson who have been Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Zedekar spent Sun­ ill tbe past week. day with Millard Doster and wife. The King boys were at Hastings last Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Ashley are the Saturday attending to their father’s proud and happy parents of ar 8tt> son. estate which Is being probated. The dance given by the Band Boys, Mrs. Cassel and Jastlfer are at Has­ of Doster, was well attended; the next tings today to hear the will of the late one will be Feb. 10th W. Will Cassel. The friends and nelgbors of Mr. and J. Spenc*r aud wife visited at S. Mrs. Frank Minar gave them a sur­ Branch’s in Lake Odessa last Tuesday. prise Tuesday it being their twentyVelma Purdun Is sick with lagrfppe. fiftn wedding anniversary. - Elder Hershiser Is tending the pro­ Robert, the eleven months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Asbliy died Mon­ tracted meetings at this place during fir. Clarence Welch has bought the' day noon. The little one was a patient the sickness df-Elder Lash. Wallace Merriam is at Kaiamo after Nashville laundry and will take pos­ sufferer. The fnner&i will be held at tbe house Wednesday at leu o’clock. session .tbe lirst of March. a load of farm machinery. Charles Helghner has sold his 10 acre Herb Shellenbargvr and Mr Alton went to Kaiamo after two loads of hay farm aud will mart for California the first of the week, accompau^d by his Mrs. L<i> Smith Is in quite poor lost Wednesday. daughter and her husband, Mr. aud health this winter, Mrs. Bell and Curtis, of- Kaiamo, Mrs. Arthur Offley. He intends to C-loe Carsaday was. home from Battle were visiting parents aud friends in locate aml'i send fur his family in the Creek several days last week. this vicinity last week. near future! Dora Barber who has been spending Jim Curtis has sol J the Gould farm About fifty of the friends of Miss some time with her parents.returned to and.bought the A. Hill farm. Grace tlrewtield met at her home last Battle Creek Thursday. . Rose Calkins and children, of Nash­ Friday evening in honor of her 18th Elmer Reynolds has cut the timber ville, and Minnie Myers and children, birthday, lit wae a surprise to Miss on his farn^and is now setting up his of Clarksville, stayed at their parents, Grace, caredtlly planned by her mother. mill preparatory .to sawing the same. C. C. Denary and wife,Friday night. Mrs. Fred Greenfield. Music and games Mrs. Albert Fisher went to Hickory J. Spencer and wife Sundayed at ' were the drder of tbe evening, after Corners Sunday to flpend a short time Coats Grove. which a bountiful repast was served. with her sister Mrs. llouvencr,. The Aid Society which met al tbe Many useful presents were left as a The remains of Addison Davenport home ■ of Mu and Mrs. Wortley and tokens uf their esteem. Au enjoyable a highly respected] citizen, of West sewed rags. last Thursday was a suc­ evening wa spent by all who were Prairieville, were buried in our ceme­ cess in every way. About 50 were pres­ present. j y tery Wednesday. He leaves a wife and ent and all enjoyed a pleasant time. two grown sons. ■ Mrs. Allie Znschnitt had a cancer tak­ Coll*ctor Dr. William Demos Crum, who ban been thrice appointed collector of the port of Charleston by Preaident Roose­ velt. is a well known colored man in South Carolina and a elose personal friend of Booker T. Washington. Mr. Crum watt first' appointed in January, 1903; but, the oenate failing to con­ firm him as collector, the president re­ newed the appointment during the re­ cess of congress. Mr. Crum was .a student in tbe jun­ ior cliiss at the University of South PEOPLE OF THE DAY Judge Charles Swayne, judge of tbe United States court for the northern district of 'Florida, whom the house of representatives bn* voted to impeach, must be tried by the senate, before which body the case will be presented by a committee from the bouse. Judge Swayne wa* accused of Improper con­ duct in n number of cases, but the bouse'committee selected for presenta­ tion tlie charge that he falsified bis ex­ pense account*. The tm|»enchnicnt of n federal Judge Is most unusual. hut four having been trieti-since the founding of the reptile lie? In 1803 Judge Pickering of New Hampshire was removed_ for being drunk and using profane language on the luMtch. In INCH Judge CiMor of Pennsylvania was tried upon semlpo- saucepan uncovered In a moderate en. In fifteen minute* tbe water w?'l, be completely evaporated and every grain distinct and fluffy. A new method *f scrubbing floors has been supplied by a recent inven­ tion. says Scientific American. TImt machine, as shown in tbe accompany­ ing Illustration. I* provided at the ujrper end with a padded breastplate, which may be strapped to the body of the opemtor. Tbe »cndjblng brush I* connected by n universal joint with a driving shaft, which iwsae* up through CRESSEY. PRAIRIEVILLE. Reading circle was held at the school house Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary Smith was the guest of Mrs. Lillian Patton the last uf the week. Ed. Parker Was at Bantieid Saturday. Mr. Dwight Van Horn and family spent Sunday in Hickory Corners, the guesta -of .Mr. and Mrs, Willard Rock well. Mrs. Chas; Smith ^and Mr. and Mrs. La Grande De Priester were at Yankee Springs, Satiirday.- en from her breast last Fridav by Dr. Miller, of Freeport, and Dr. Gapmon, of Carlton Center. She Is doing well JUDGE CHABL at present, and great hopes are enter­ tained 'that the dread disease will not j lltlcai charge*, but not removed. J udge _ News baa been received from Newell 'Peck of Missouri in 1SJ0 was charged Barber, in the Pecos Valley, N. M. He return. w|th arbitrary and Illegal conduct, but writes it.‘is a flue country but not a! Lena Rogers is in a millinery store In not convicted. In 1801' Judge Huinpoor man’s country, as it takes capital Grand Rapids. pbreys <»f Tenmresee was removed for to begin with there. Mr. Herberly. of Minneapolis, Kan­ repudiating hi* allegiance and accept­ Ing a Confederate commbwlon. sas, who hat. been visiting his daughter, Judge. Swayw. who is a native of j Mrs. Nash, for the pant three weeks, re­ Delaware, studied law In PennsylvitW. Madison and wife went to Plain­ turned to his home on Tuesday of this win -arid was ndiultti-d to the bar. He I week. went to Sanford. Fla,, in 1885.- where J well one day last wt»ekf been visiting Laura Dremmond returned to her school in Hickory Corners, Monday. Leia Morehopse Mrs. W. Brown. Mr. StephehTemple left for Missouri Thursday toiattend college there. We are sorry to-say that H. (». Brown is no better at this writing. has The Glee club met at the home of lie practiced law until appointed to the Mr. Reesor last Saturday night. A j bench In 1880, bin appointment being nice program was rendered with niusic confirmed thc‘ following year. Judge Swayne la algty-two years old. taking lead and a very pleasant time was had. BALTIMORE. Miss Libbie Hardy returned home Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown entertain­ Mr. and Mrs. Ld'UrtHide De Priester last Sunday after being absent nearly entertained Laura Drummond and ed the Loyal Legion last Friday, eve­ all summer and fall. Myrtle Smith Friday night. ning. Miss Hazel Baldwin returned home Mr. I oilman spent Sunday at Doster The Masonic lodge serted an dyster Tuesday from a six weeks* visit iu Station. * supper Saturday night. Charlotte. The Jiaud will meet this week TuesMr. and Mrs. D. Baldwin were made d»y ulghj, happy with a babyjjoy, and Mrs. C. H. Thursday, Feb. 2, is Candlemas day. Gillett, of Grand Rapids is caring for The subject' for Sunday morning at her. Mother and Gaby are doing nicely. Delton will .be. “But I will see you . DELTON. YANKEE SPRINGS. . Mr. and Mrs. George Garrison are Ernest Willsams, of Maple Grove, is spending the week at Battle Creek. The At Cloverdhle the subject will be “We 8|>eak that we do know aud testify the guest of bis sister Mrs. Raymond. latter is caring for her sister who is that we have keen: and ye received not • Mis* Nellie Casaday spent Sunday sick. our witness." • with her parents near Hastings, .Mr. Robert Garrison is improving the The W. C. T. V., of Delton, will meet Will -Ward and family, of Orange­ sleighing in a new Portland cutter. with Mrs. Arthur Mantle Friday at ville. spent Sunday at B. F. Norris'. There will be preach! ng at the Hen­ again." 2:30. Ail the. ladies that are interested in temperance are urged to be present. Our Township Treasurer is busy looking after delinquent tax-payers. The pastor G. T. Fisher was called to Miss Grace Courtney returns this Lansing Friday to attend tbe funeral week to her home, in York state, after of his brother’s wife, Mrs. Mathew P- a three months sojourn with relatives Fisher. . here. Owing to the veterinary Dr. Elliott -.J. P. Springerand wife spent Sunday having to be called to attend tbe pas­ with relatives in your city. tor’s horse Sunday afternoon, he was unable to fill his pulpit at Cressey. Cottage prayer meetings will be held this week at the homos' of Mr. Wm. Hall and Clark Loomis. Rev. Thomas Young, of Prairieville, called at the parsonage Monday eve­ ning to see about getting the coming evangelist, R. E. Showerman and wife to assist him in revival meetings at Milo charge. EAST ORANGEVILLE. will also move house. into the old Lewis ber. . meeting and they ask that each mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dewaters who ber will be ready to speak about two minutes. Pastor G. F. Fisher has been came here from Kalamazoo after the asked to speak a few words on her ser. death of their father to stay with their vice to tbe church, to humanity and to mother arid brother, are making plana to go to Racine, Wis. the country. WEST WOODLAND. Tbe W. W. Glee Club metatthe home of Joe Beesors last Saturday evening. Hercie Durkee visited Mrs. Ava Wellman in Castleton from Friday un­ til Sunday. J. H. Durkee and wife were guests of J. I,. Smith in East Woodland last Friday. I / Mrs. MeCollock, of Fostoria, Ohio, has been ill the past wfeek at the home of her daughter, Mrs. .I>hn Sinclair. When Miss Libbie Hardy returned home from Shulu she was happily sur­ prised by a small party of friends to welcome her. Mr. Will Norris has a nice pile of beaqh and maple wpod in front of his barn. M0RGAIV ‘ Mr. Bert Fancher took a load of bub ter to Battle Creek last Thursday. Miss Stella Cole is on the gain. soon be able to be around again. Will Dr. Shilling was called to see Mrs*. Baum one day last week. She Is better at this writing. Frojn present indications there will be a wedding in the near fbture. When old folks make up their mind there is generally not niuch delay. Mr. Samson caught a very nine fish last Sunday which tipped the scales al twelve pounds. J Mrs. Edith McQueen and children, of Lowell, are voting the former’s par­ ents, Mr. aud Mrs. Bevier. Norm Latbnm and wife, of Balti more, visited their daughter and son-in­ law, Mr. and Mrs. B. Fancher Saturday night and Sunday. P. R Holmes and wife virited at Wm. Rowley’s In Hastings from Satur­ Tbe young people are eijjoylng them selves Immensely these fine evening*, day until Monday. sleigh riding aud attending meetings. George Ade has In his possession n number of school ,exercises that he wrote io hla childhood: "One of these exorcise*," be said tbe other day, “was about a river near the school. The teacher told us to incor­ porate In a composition three pieces of information about thia river. I wrote”— And Mr. Ade took out a pencil and scratched on the back of an envelope: “The river. I have Jived near It I have Baled over it. I have* fell Into it Facts!”—New York Tribune. < LANE’S CORNERS. Mrs. John F. Hall was taken ill sud­ A box social was held at Richard denly on the street Saturday last from J oh ncox’s for tbe benefit of tbe Clover­ heart failure. Dr. Burton attended. dale band last Wednesday evening. Charles Frisby is gaining nicely. Mr. Wilkins and family contemplate Frank Ferris called on his uncle, moving onto the Harry Jones farm In the spring. Mr. W’s son and family Wesley Mead, Sunday. The earnest workers of the Clover­ John and Isaac Johnson, Leetie dale M. E. church met at tbe home of Weaver and wife and Earn Jobncox, Nina and Ada Mosher for dinner Fri­ wife and daughter spent Sunday with day. Tbe day was a stormy one but a B. Jobncox and family. goodly number attended; the receipts Mrs. James Jobncox is away visiting were satisfactory. her sister. The W. C. T. U., of Cloverdale will Miss Olive Johnson went to Shults meet at the home of (Mrs. Ed. Titus Saturday to help install officers in the Wednesday at 2 o'clock. The meeting Maccabee lodge of which shs Is a mem­ is to be a Frances Willard Memorial Forest Jordan and son Morris have been very ill the past week ,but are bet­ ter at this writing. , dershott School bouse next Sunday at tbe usual hour. Captain A. J. C. Dopellan of County Cork. Ireland, tnrmbbr of parliament and well known the Protestant “whip” of the Irish in the bouse of commons, told tbe-I’nlted Irish league when he addressed its convention last summer that he considered an English­ man the most pig headed of human beings. To illustrate his theory he cit­ ed the Briton who, while selling a horse, described the animal's height »s ••sixteen feet." “You don’t mean feet, do you?" in­ quired the prospective buyer. “You mean hands." "DIG I say feet?" shouted tbe. Eng­ lishman. "Well, if I said that I’ll stick to It’’—New York Times. The road rounding John Beb>on*s farm is drifted full beyond Sidney Lord’s place to the town ball. People wanting to get to town hall had better keep half mile south. . Capital, FOR THE HOUSEWIFE To break up a. void quickly go 4c bed. .over up well with blankets and have « toot tub of very hot water in which are put two handfuls of m*a salt in reduced under the' bedclothes nt the foot of the bed. Put list- <eet lu it and cover with aq extra doubled sheet to keep the binlciothe* from the steam. Soak tbe feet fifteen or.twenty mlnates and nusmtinie drink a glass of hot lemonade after taking thtee ur four two-grain qalnino pills. If the cold chiefly affects The head, in addition to the foot- bath have a liesid bath—that is easily accomplished by swathing in a large folded towel dip­ ped in cold water. Cover the wet towel with’ a folded largo dry towel. In the morning the cold will have been roken up and tire and geoersysteru greatly relieved. — Ladies orid. Having pieces of flannel at hand to bemlAKO n sure throat or to cover a baby’K body when the weather has changed Kuddcnly cold- or the child hni. c*llc prove* soothing to the baby, to whom cold I* often the cause of sufferidg. Those enfeebled by old age or by lung illness may find great .comfort' in the um of flannel piece* to protect the' chest and back and even to wrap feet and knee* In on cold winter nights. The Japanese excel In cooking rice, and the process is extremely simple. Put one cup of thoroughly washed rice over the tire, with five of .water fast boiling: add salt, and 'When it bus boll- $75,000.00 OHkm Think for a moment of the extra strain you put upon tbe stomach in the winter. The hearty food, the late sup­ pers, and the lack of exercise and out door all weaken and strain the stomach, laying tbe foundation for poor health and suffering. Chronic stomach troubles, nervous irritability, and serious - bowel and kid­ ney disease® have often dated from a week of extra “good living." Nearly everyone is bothered with more or lees headaches and backaches, furred tongue, poor appetite, dry, hacking cough, heartburn, spots before the eyes, dizziness or vertigo, sleepleesness, lack of energy, loss of flesh or a general weak tired feeling. Now is the time when Mi-o-na is needed to repair tbe ravages and wastes the hearty eating of winter hag caused In the stomach and digestive system. Thifl Is the only kuown agent that strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, so they’can and will readily di gest whatever food Is eaten. A Mi o-na tablet taken before each meal will re­ move all irritation, inflammation and congestion in tbe digestive organs, and so strengthen them lhat they will ex­ tract from the food all that goes to make a good rich blood,, firm muscle, and a sound, healthy liody. Thia remarkable remedy costs but 50 cents, and if its use dues not restore your full vigor, vitality, and health, W. J. Hollaway one of the best known druggists, to show you the strong guar­ antee under which Mi-o-na is sold. Mlo na costs but 50c a box. If It does not help you the price is absolutely noth­ ing Cook half :t dozen oniunti of median size in Mailed water until tender. Drain nud lay in a buttered baking dish without -br*aking. I’ojir on half a cup of thin cream. ■sprinkle with salt aud pepper nial cover the top with tine* ly rolled cracker crumbs. T‘ut bit* at butter over the top and set) in the ovea to heat and brown the crufub& When taking feathers from a pillow or u tick to pnt Into a new, one the tet­ ter must Im* stitched all around except for a space, say. of ten inches. In th* former rip a bole to correspond, sew the two tightly together, and by push­ ing and shaking tbe feathers will tutro Into the new receptacle* with not ■ bit of down or fluff flying about. Equal parts of litharge and red lead form, when mixed with a sufficient quantity of glycerin‘to form a paste, a substance which is highly recommend­ ed for repairing cracks in lro:i. It re­ sists the action of water, alkalis nod fire. Aluminium ware is so much u<rot sow that a preparation for cleaning It Wilf be found useful. It tan|tel>e«i qtdfia ns quickly as silver and brass, so teekettles. coffeepots, etc., can be cleniM«fdi as follow*: Dissolve twenty grams at borax in water and a third as tooth Ammonia. Shake well together, nppty and polish until the white; gHtterln® iffect romea that te always on near settlM. Surplus, $20,000.00 'Fl Sorting young EDattr mnwr, Rmkltit. WINTER EATING RUINS STOMACHS “Now Is the Time You Need Mi-o-na,” Says W. J. Holloway. R. B. tn««r, uictPm. fl. fl. UMkrwi, EmMct. 10 mw aoKV suit t*»n hi tlx tun w cmk. Bat wNIc om aaaot atari too Vong, rtatmer It h atatr Surt to-day. Com dowa to tbt Dtrtcwri CMittr mtwer. R. B. mtwr. R.C. find), m. E-Eoo*. D. $. awdyear. E«S« UJattn. fl. fl. fllMlCTWl Bastings City Bank with at saay dollart at you can and opa an account. Year motley will bt safer and you will teel better, find tbe interest will grow with surprising rapidity if yon help it along with frequent deposits. , per cent Merest paid In $aoi»«s Dcpartmeat aid cowuded w«l-anaullv. . gear, which Is mounted on the main frame arid rotated manually by intuiw of a crank. A handle is farmed on tbe tubular member of tbe frame by which tbe Scrubbing brush may be conven­ iently directed while Jn operation, tbe requisite ptroatare being at tye sum* time applied' by tbe bgdy -bearing against the breastplate. • ORANGEVILLE. SCBCBDINO XUCBiME. a tubular member of tbejmnin frame. Tbe tubular member 1* nko connected by a universal Joint with1 a sleeve on the spindle of the scrubbing bau«b.- A bevel pinion at the upper end of th* driving shaft meshes with the driving ' cine. He graijunted In 1RSO and: re­ turned to Chfrieston to .practice his profession. His wife Is n daughter of Ellen Croft, the octoroon slave of Ala­ bama whose escape from her owners, with her black husband, excited much biterest in this country during tbe clril War. Mr. Crum’s grandfather is said U> have boon a Gernuin, and his fam­ ily has been free for several genera dons. He is about forty-live years old.' C. Fisher, the R. F. D. carrier, made tbe attempt to carry the mail Wednespay but was unable ttj do so *d account of bad roads. Several from abiut this town attend Mr. Milan iwaldprf of Hastings, was ed tld- dance at Duster last Friday eve­ in town the last of the week. ning. All report a good time, , Carolina when the state passed into control of the Democratic party in 187(1. He was forced to leave, as were all the colored student.% and Crum mu•triculatcd at Howard university, Wasblington. and be^an the study of med!-' money town ,= on Real Estate Srcnrity. �HASTINGS BANNER. FEBRUARY i, 1905. A SIDELIGHTS ON THE LEGISLATURE »ini Society. < The W. F. M. S. will M fc. church parlors, Wednesday, Feb. 8. IS IT A DAILY NEWSPAPER YOU WANT? Some people and also some editors If so subscribe for tbe daily Detroit stem to think that all the work of the law-making body at Lansing is done Times. This paper is up to date and during the short actual sessions of the each issue tells its excellence, its prime of the senate and house. Such is not object being first of all to give the news the truth. The committees’ work is while it is fresh, print it in a way which done in the forenoon and evening Then the capitol building is tbe home The Young Ladies*Social club of the (of the legislators, their rooms being Presbyterian church will be entertained occupied during hours of sleep and Friday evening by the president, Mrs. boarding । places only during meal hours. Chester Messer. Al! young ladies are But the house and senate rooms are invited. ।never deserted save during the sleeping hours. There can be found groups The next pedro party will beTield at Ing । St. Rose's hall, Friday evening. (of members discussing bills about to be introduced so-that they may be report­ I erue to receive their friends of the <ed on favorably by committees and Silver Tea Just go to their home with istand a reasonable show of passage. The legislature has adjourned for your work and your dime. Go at 2 p.m.; you’ll have a good time. You will ten days to allow tbe committees to visit the different state institutions kindly notice the change of date to and make their investigations and re­ Wednesday next, Feb- 8port. It might not be out ot place to The subject of the sermon next Sun­ explain how a majority of the house day morning at the Baptiat church will 1 was caught napping the afternoon of be “The Man fn a Cave.” Evening, adjournment, and allowed the minority -All Sufficient.” B. Y. P. U. consecra­ to vote for a sma.’! though useless ex­ tion service at 6 o’clock. Leader, penditure of money. Heretofore it has Charles Wilt been the custom for the ways and Tuesday evening Bible study class means committee to attend the other will meet with Mr. Frank Radford, committees an their work around the Tuesday, Feb. 1. state. This year tbe understanding The Hastings Musical club was en­ has been that no “Junketing*’ be allow­ tertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lorn- ed. But on the afternoon of adjourn­ bard'and daughters, Tuesday evening. ment, a motion was made allowing There was a large attendance and an one member of the ways and means latereeting musical program was car­ committee to attend each of the com­ ried out under the direction of Miss mittees. This was voted down by the close vote ofM to 38. Supposing this ]{dith lombard. The Powers (Mrs. Wm. and May) de We are unable this week to give the program for the Union S S. Teachers’ meeting, which will take place next Monday evening at 7:30 at the M. E. church The lessons of February 12th and ifcl'b will be taken up. Let there be a full attendance. Tbe program is ' am excellent oue. , Tbe subject for tbe Epworth League next Sunday evening is “Tbe Enlarging Kingdom ” The leader is Mr. M. LCook. All are invited. There will be a gold medal contest at the Podunk church. Saturday evening, Feb 4 Standard.Bearers' Missionary society will meet at Mrs Clement Smith’s on Saturday, Feb. 4, at 2:30 o’clock. Sub. ject of study, “Sunrise In the Sunrise Kingdom*' Leaders, Alina Bates, Bea­ nie Warner aud -Frasc Lombard. The Auxiliary connected with Eman'isel ch :txh will be entertained by Mrs. George Tomlinson at her home on Mill street, Tuesday, 1'eb 7. A large at­ , tendance is desired promptly at 2 p.m., ! as there is sewing to do. - [ Subjects at M.E. church next Sunday: Morning service, “Christ’s Great Mis­ Amusement matter settled, about a dozen me mbers all voting against the motion, hastily will Interest tbe reader; to be always reliable, to print a clean family paper, and to give its readers more for their money than they can secure from any other source. It is the cheapest daily in the country,and its supremacy Is due to the fact that It is the best paper pub­ lished In Michigan, and because it Is thoroughly in sympathy-wlth tbe aspir­ ations of the masses «f the people. Arrange{9-?bt9 have been , made with the pub’.Thers so The Detroit Times . can be supplied at a very low rate with The Banner, both papers for one year for 82.25. This offer applies to both new and renewal subscriptions, and should be taken advantage of without delay. All orders should be sent to the Bannek Office. THE HALL OF FAME. John W. Foster hns been re-elected president of tbe Washington Society of the Archeological Institute of America. Henry A Cozxans. secretary uf tbe ¥. M. C. A. of Newark, N. J., recently celebrated the twentieth anniversary of hts holding that position. ’ POURS DRUGS INTO LUNGS HINTS FOR FARMERS it Orl«- Boils nbonndUig in decomposed vege­ Blcbafd Guenther, L'l led States eon table matter are generally the must sul general at Frankfc . Germany. U. valuable because uf their loose me­ a rejxJrt to tbe state department, says I chanical condition, abundance of plant Professor Jqcob, first pbpdeinn ai| food and ability to retain an abundant the Hospital Cluritte of Berlin, lectur supply of moisture. If rich, deep fria­ ed a few days ago before tbe Berik ble loam can be found on the farm it Boclety of Internal Medicine on a nes should be selected far onions. The quantity and quality of manures mode of treatment of consumption si Which would make potatoes, cabbages, the lungs originated by him. tomatoes or many other garden crops Professor Jacob started with the pre­ profitable will not give even a fair sumption that tbe remedies usually compensation in union culture unless employed do uot ranch the location -ol favored by soils highly fertile in their the disease st nil. and he. tberefort natural state, if the supply of fertili­ conceived the Idea of Introducing med­ zer is limited It will pay better to ma­ icaments djrectly Into the , lungs j nure one acre thoroughly than two Through-numerous experiments on unl 1 sparingly. Barnyard manure ,1s indis­ mate he became couvteced that sort pensable In the production of superior injections are'very well borne by sul bulbs unlessThe sol! naturally contains mals. The manipulation Is very simpl< a large nmount of humus. (decocnjioHod and can be undertaken by every phyai vegetable matter!.—Farmers* Bulletin. clan who Is familial with the use ol tbe throat ’mirror < Kehlkopfsplegel). When cotupored with tbe expense and After the trachea nnd larynx have becc made Insensible by cocaine or anaesthe­ trouble of keeping a row or her equiva­ sia, a thin rubber tube is Introduced lent In sheep there will 'bo- found lees into tbe luugs. and the-medicine is in­ labor urn! expense In keeping tbe sheep, jected through IL Tbe whole procere aud the profits will compare favorably ia fsvojr of the sheep, says tbe Homo i lasts hardly ten.minutes. Professor Jncob has found that the most efficient remedy is tbe well known tuberculin which Professor Koch used thirteen years ago; next in efficiency is creosote. He succscded lu thia way In making the tnberculoriD bacilli. disappear completely In from four to eight Weeks. So far be bn* treated only five patients by this rnetli ed. though he expects its general adop­ tion. He added that through this dcw method a safe diagnosis can'be'made of consumption of tbe lungx.-whlle this has so far not been possible. Hereto steukl. When they are properly bandied ‘ i be minimum of a tjje, y can kept with . — t expense and. la*bor. They are land cleaners, land renovators, and will, bring to the careful man. as great an income in proportion to tbe outlay as any other kind of stock. Many a man has made money on sheep without hav­ ing had previous experience with them. A careful nnd painstaking man is re­ quired to keep sheep. They will need intelligent handling, and no one need your wanu flake them known In this, the BANNER'S WANT ADV. COLUnN—One cent a weed. Fob 8m.e—Two lota with good bouse and barn in seaond ward. In­ quire 435 X. Court St Sw . dilly bmuIiw te*LUr« . rwnplr<» l-ortatu ne . bend a d< *r to Dally Xrvlew. market raj ling. ChicMu. Hl.____ • _____ • Coca-Ccta_________________________________________ Fob Sabe—A seholarthip in book­ keeping and business forms in the In­ ternational Correspondsnce acheol 'a genuine bargin. Apply to Jay Mead, Wright bros. -Jw Two houses for rent Enquire W. Andrew*. State road. . WANTED—Yovng man from Barry county to pref are for desirable position in Govt.Mail Service. Salary Rap­ id promotion to 91300. Splendid op­ portunity. Address C. W„ Box One, * 3t 1 ' .dar Bapida, la. CUBA-For reMabie inf sanation concerning the titanate, soli, produc­ tions, people, lams, land tlttea, oppor­ tunities for Americans in fruit grow­ ing, gardening, bse-keepibg or stockraiamg; for prices of land tn large or small tracts aud for tranepartation to THE TBOWUALKANDCO, Chamber at Commerce luig Detroit Michigan. fear for the result. left to catch their train home, coming west on the 1». M. road. A few minutes Barou von Heidel, who has Just re­ fare tuberculin was injected bypoder Hastings Markets. signed tbe portfolio of minister of The bureau of anima) Industry has mically to demonstrate whether a perBatter1 sibj suffered frpm tuberculosis: yet If been working on the question of the finance in the Bavarian government beld-it for twenty-seven years. the reaction was positive, nothing was communicability of tubereniosi* from Dr. Henry Pratt Judson of the Upl- known nboyt tbe sent of the tubercu mllk"cowb to human beings. Tbe ex­ lords. Now only ids new metbo<I of periments. it Is believed, go to show verslty of Chicago predicted in a lec­ “lung Infusion.** as he calls It. needs to conclusively that cattle can be affect­ ture the other day that lu the near fu­ ture there-would be a worldwide na­ be employed to determine, whether tu ed with human tuberculosis. They also stances just described. iJB berculcMiiH of the lungs exists. It is re indicate that the children from whom tion ruled by oue government W. H. Schantz ported that the lecture was received the two moat virulent cultures were Winslow 8. Pierce, who has been obtained were either infected from made president of tbe Western Mary­ with great applause. PLEASANT SURPRISE. land Railroad company, succeeding Jobovine sources or that certain forms of human tubercle bacilli are Indistin About twenty five lady friends of soph Ramsey. Jr.. ft-ce|ved bls educa­ FOR THE APPLE GROWER. gulsbnble from borine bacilli. Tbe bu­ VssLBvs............................ I. tion at tbe Pennsylvania college at Mrs. B. A. Walker gave her a surprise reau states'that it* cx]>eriment& not VcnL Crewed................. 1. Gettysburg and later took a law course I Mvuon.droned.... ...Z. visit Saturday afternoon. It was sp at the University of Michigan; only justify but show tbe desirability CbrorsMd.............................. near the 25th wedding anniversary of In tbe packing of fruit, pnrticulnrly of n rigid enforcement of public reg­ IMstoss....................... Several projects am on foot lit Eng­ Mr. and Mrs. Walker that these friends apples, after the barrel has been filled ulations looking to the control and land for honoring the memory of the doubtless had that in mind, only they late Charles II. Spurgeon, the great I it In hccexsary to put the contents uu eradication of tuberculosis In rattle. Mml prrlM... purposed to have it a surprise which It { dey pressure, so that tire fruit i shall t* MMdllnn. Per t Baptist preacher, One Is the plan to Hoary, porlb... tightly packed in order to put the bend might not have been if left until that buy the large niul beautiful estate of Coal .t*rr ton . date, which was yesterday. All had a Westwood and convert It Into a home on the barrel. This o|H<ratlon frequent । Th।who propose to raise geese al. Wood, per card ly results disastrously to tbe fruit, al­ I other season should select their breed Malt, per bM.... most enjoyable social time, and a line of rest for ministers nnd misslonAries. •n.aotey............. ________________ ------------------------------uww. Gi4se In their second Colonel Clark E. Carr, formerly min­ though If It is done carefully the pres-,' ing,stock supper was served. Appropriate re­ sure exerted Is not sufficient to do any i j^r flre for breeders. Younger minders of the occasion were left by ister to Denmark, has written a remi­ damage. I than that they are not so desirable, but the guests that Mrs. Walker might not niscent aud historical account of h|s The idea of placing n pad in tbe fruit1 afterward they coutinuc to produce life in Illinois from 1850 to tbe civil fail to remember the visit and the near-. war. It will be published shortly. Ele barrel to protect the contents hns l>eci> flue goslings yntil quite old. While this 'or children.sefejvre. No oclntea. nees of her silver wedding anniversary. । lately conceived, and the advantages; lg trw of tht, It It post not to was-identified! wltlPtfae early nntlslBXare no great that the hies has already; klX,p yje ganders past the third year. ery movement and went bn the stump DIED AT THE ASSYLUM. A new lot oCyoung ganders should be for Fremont in 1856. after their departure the matter was again brought up and passed by a vote of to 25, so that a little taste of the obnoxious junket was voted in the last moment and under tbe dnjum- tse. Foley ’s Honey *nd Tar sion ” Evening, “ The Question." Word was received in this city Fri­ day that on that morning, at tbe KalsAn excellent address and given splen­ mazoo asylum where she^was an in­ did attention was that Sunday evening; mate, Miss Nettle llendershott had at the Presbyterian church by Superin­ been found dead In her bed. The body was brought to this city Saturday, the tendent Chamberlin. condiwted from her The Court of Honor will meet Friday funeral being mother's home Sunday at 1:30 p. ml, evening, Feb. 3. The installation of Rev. Arthur Trott efliciating. the new otl'icers and reception of new members will take place. Refresh­ ments will be served and a good time MAPLE CITY CLUB. may be expected by all. Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and Mr. and The Ladies’ Aid and W. C. T. U. Mrs. S. Ames entertained the Maple oyster supper which was to have been City club at the former’s home on held at C. W. Biggs'. Rutland. Thurs­ Thorn St., Wednesday evening Jan. 2$. day, tbe 2nd, has been postponed until progressive pedrobeing the entertain­ the 7th on account of sickness in Mr. ment of the evening. Those winning B’s. family. A cordial invitation for first prizes were Mrs. S. C. Brock and the 7tb. Supper from 4 until 9 p. m. U. J. Rickie, while Mrs. Rickie and The evangelistic services, at the Mr. Geo. Benedict received the consola­ United Brethren church are still In tion prizes. Meedames Will Hilton progress. Rev. C. K Knebel, of Grand and Etld Mead will entertain'jtbe club Hapi Js, has charge of the singing. on Friday evening the 3rd at the for­ mer's home on North Henry St j ’I’he morning subject at tbe U. B. church will be: “A Glorious Church." INSPIRATION’ The evening subject, “Getting Some­ TEACHER'S ' thing Fur Nothing." INSTITUTE. The Teacher’s Inspiration Institute The Holmes Church Sunday school elected the following officers for tbe will be held at the High School Has­ tings, Friday and (Saturday, Feb. 17th ensuing year: and 18th. Teachers, pupils and patrons Mrs. C. Senter, SupL of the public schools of the county Jare Mt*. Hattie Fuller, Asst. Supt. cordially invited. Miss Uroh Baine, Sec. John C. Ketcham, Miss Hazel Barnum, Treas. Commissioner of Schools. Miss Grace Holmes, Librarian. Miss Bessie Fuller, Organist DEATH OF THOS. LAWRBNSOH OBITUARY. BRITISH BRIEFS. An English-Irish dictionary lias been brought out by a Dublin clergyman. London paid (150.000.000 recently to take over her waterworks from privsts corporaUoux. Tbe water Is held In 122 rescrvolre. ami the filtration wortes cov­ er 143 acres. Oak beams 1.000 years old recently were removed from Blrfo Bell Inn, Bedlington. England. They have been made into handsome furniture by a local manufacturer. Queen Victoria's correspondence was so voluminous that It will not be pos­ sible to make it ready for publication before 1900. Tbe volumes are to be Illustrated by various unpublished por­ traits of eminent public characters. One of the results of the expose tn the case of Adolph Beck, who was twice sent to prison In England though Innocent and was denied nu opportun­ ity to prove hla innocence, ia a revival of the demand for the establishment of a court of crlmiaal appeal. Thoa. Lawrenson, an eccentric char­ W1THEY,-Francis Wlthey. who acter, but a man of the most upright was born in Canada Feb. 22, 1828, died life, died Saturday at the home of in this city Jan. 21, 1905. He had re­ Frank Pancoast He lived alone; and sided in Barry County 46 years, except his health and strength failing, Mr. and for his four years of service in the Civil Mrs. Pancoast, bis nearest neighbors, FACTS FROM FRANCE. war. When 21' years of age he was had done much to make him comfort­ The stern of the newest French sub­ married to Eiiubeth Ann Eldredge, able in bis own home, About ten days ■who died several years since. Ten before he died he became so weak that marine Is shaped like a fish tall. A Parte burglar lu trying to escape years Ago he was married to Mrs. Hat­ they decided it was not safe for him to tie Wellman, who still survives him. stay alone any longer, so they took him from a shop fell into nl barrel of lard Seven children blessed his first union, to theirxiwn home and kindly minister­ In which be satik up to tbe neck. Over 50,000 Frenchmen'belong to tbe uf whom six survive. ed to his wants until tbe end came. The Legion of Honor. At least 82,000 of Mr. Wlthey was a man of upright funeral was held Monday afternoon, those are connected with tire army. life and strong character and convic­ and the body taken to Bloomingdale, One of the togino- drivers on the tions, and had many friends. Paris Metropolitan railway Is tbe son VanBuren Co., for interment. Relatives from out of town who at­ of a vice president of the French sen­ tended tbe funeral which was held ate. who was formerly' minister of finance. Tuesday were: his son Chas. Wlthey, The Maccabees Installed officers iMt of Edmore; his daughter, Mrs. Cora The 120 doctors of tbe department of Lot et Garonne, France, have agreed, Myers, of Mason Co., Mich.; his daugh­ Saturday evening. ters Ji rs. Mary Harter and Mrs- Frankie George Meek and wife are keeping on consideration of the yearly pay­ Porter and their husbands, of Middle­ ment of (10,000. to give free medical house In J. B. Holes’ house. and surgical nttendance to all poor on ville; his grandchildren. Bert Wlthey Mrs E. R. Deane Is laid up with the official‘charity lists. and Mrs. Nora Chase, of GrandgRaprheumatism. ids*, his nephew, Cyrus Edgett, of Tust­ tiled at his home last Friday morn­ in, Mich.; also Mrs. Witbey** brother, Broil steak one Indi thick eight ing at the age of 58 years, James F. Bert Jakes and wifey of Middleville. to ten minutes; steak one and n half Robbins, be leaves a Wife, one son and Inches thick, ton to fifteen minutes; daughter a sister, also an aged father mutton chops, eight to ten minutes; besides a large circle of friends to 1 spring chicken, twenty to thirty min­ mourn bls loss. He was a mbmber of utes; quail, eight to ten mfnutes. Yankee Grange No. 243. ' 1 BOWENS MILLS always available, tbe old ganders- dticarded during tbe winter of the third year, when they may t»e sold to gool advantage If they have been quickly fattened on rich foods —Feather. Frederick Vanderbilt seldom goes anywhere in society. He 'dislikes it extremely, ami it is said that he fre­ quently absents himself when ills wife has bouse parties. They are a devoted couple, and Mrs. Vanderbilt herself is not much taken with society of today. She is fond of literary people and of entertaining men and women of brains. Ham NghL- the ex-effiperor of Annam. who Is now residing at Algiers nnd who baa lately been at, Versailles, will shortly marry a French lady, Mlle. Laloe, daughter of a judge of tbe Al­ giers appeal court. The ex-emperor hns been receiving up to now a pension from the 1'retich government of (6.000 u year. On hla marriage It will raised to (16.000) having purchased the Lower Market of Mr. Jas. L. Weaver, I hereby solicit my share of the patronage fad on top of rwurr. found great favor with the growers and dealers, no that It is extremely probable should you buy n barrel of apples any time-in the future you will in all likelihood find a large disk of padding occupying a front place among tbe fruit. This is done for the sake of saving the apples and not for tbe purpose of tatting tbe place of fruit, as one might Imagine nt first conclusions. Tbe Im­ proved quality of the fruit la said to more than make amends for tbe slight­ ly decreased quantity. and tbe lasting qualities of the apples are greatly pro­ longed. • Nothing alwut u sawmill goes to waste these days, and the economic features are being constantly empha­ sised. Ten years ngo the sawmill own­ ers would pile •'their sawdust until they bad a large heap, and then they would burn It. getting no return what­ ever. The most of them now have Dutch ovens for drying the dust, and they burn It In their engines, making the refuse pay for the operation. Still others bare established paper mills and use the sawdust for making pa■per. In the olden days great logs were taken and squared, and the slabs were thrown away. Now a very thin slice Is taken off. Then a board Is sawed »nd edged, and in that way hardly a perceptible fraction Is lost with tbe, bark, and even tbe bark hns Its uses. A new railway track layer, with a crew of forty meu. will lay two miles of track a day. The track layer has a huge crane rixty feet long which projects forward over the road and hauls Behind It a train of sixteen fiat cars loaded with ties rmd rails. A continuous double line of cars’ moves constantly over rollers and carries tbe ties with it Both rails and ties are seized at the proper time by the ma­ chinery nnd placed on tiMM^nd In front of the train, where they shortly form ptirt of the track over which It passes. This device is-said to be the most ex­ peditions ns well as economical track Myer In tbe world. They Say "Tbe proof of b pudding is in the eating." So aleo we believe the proof of a . shoe ie in it> wear and ' comfort. Wear one pair of . Lewis A. Crossett’s Shoes of the people of this community. Having had a large experience in the market business, it will be my aim to give the people the very best service possible. a trial order, l am Soliciting aud the matter will be settled to your satisfac­ tion. Thu $4.s0 and $5 kind *r* $3.50 whll* tbe big «al* last*. ' Yours Veiy Truly, F. W. CLIFFORD SUITS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Prop’r Lower Heat Harket. C. H. OSBORN These Nippy Mornings obght to turn a person’s thoughts of breakfast , to thoughts of Breakfast Bacon Those who have ever coaxed a backward appetite with the eweet flavory deliciouen.eBe of our kind aren’t at all likely to forget a pound of pur HONEY CURED BACON will go farther than tbe same amount of any other kind because there ien't tbe slightest particle of waste, and no more salt in it than just enough to make it palatable. And then It’s cheaper than other meat* that dost less, because It goes further. 20 cents a pound. Hams £. Russ, Grocer*. �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY i. 1905. Vester & Carter are preparing to put in a gas plant to light their store. Fred L Heath . Wanted, 10.000 pounds of buckwheat. Hastings Roller Mill Co. Th» Druggist Our Prescription Depart­ ment is backed by long and intimate experience in this branch of Pharmacy, insuring your always get­ ting exactly what your doctor calls for. No de­ lays-no substituting -per­ fectly supplementing the efforts of your physician to bring back health and strength. Few stores are eq nipped as we are for. this important work. Come to us with your prescriptions. Our prices are right. The Ice harvest has been abundant In quantity and of excellent quality this L A. Monday. **&"*$$****+%")$"! # $**"**#) $7 we WAal we ray Any Size, 10c Dniwlit Still Further Stock Reductions areTnecessary before taking Inventory. All lines will be affected by our reMi&rkably reduced price*. T. S. DeMutt visited his sister at Bellevue last Friday. Last week as Robert Blivin was get Cum. Clark made a business trip to ting out of a sleigh at the farm.heslipped and fell against the box in such a Gland Rapids Monday. way as to Injure the muscles of the Mrs. W. K. Cook was a Grand Rapids back. He was In severe pain for sev­ visitor Saturday. eral days, but at present time is much S. Kupf-^was in Grand Rapids on improved. business Saturday. Tbe Tomlinson Lumber Co. are now Fred Meubeunick is in Cincinnati ready for business, with a complete on a busiueas trip, and choice line of lumber, lath, shingles, Mr. aud Mrs. Chester Messer were in sash, doors and finish. Bills gladly fig­ Grand Rapids Saturday. ured. Will. Peck will continue con­ Mre. Grace Anderson will visit Grand tracting as before and is now ready to Rapids friends this week.. figure on all contracts. Joe Wardell is visiting at Lansing Tuesday evening of last week about. & friends of Mr. and Mrs. Solon Doud and other places for two weeks. J. G. Nagler, of Middleville, was in planned and executed a very happy sur­ prise on that couple. It was tbe 22nd the city on uuainess Muuday. John Carvein, uf Grand Rapids, was anniversary of their marriage. They will remember It very pleasantly, and in the city yesterday .ou business. so will those who were their gdests Ed Morrill entertained the gentle­ that evening. men's Whist Club Tuesday evening. JOHN BESSMER, The Jeweler. MICHIGAN UNION MADE OOMFORT, HgRVlCE, STYLE AND 1501YIDUAMTY AUK THE HKUUIB1TE8 OF A UESTBABLE SHOE. THK ••RAfjmMf FOB MEN COMPLIES WITH ALL THESE RE­ QUIREMENTS. C. V/. Clarke & Co. QUALITY SHOE STORE, LOCAL NEWS Li-.miimiu.iiluilil.ilHlHIllilUUmMIMMlMUmmilllling Mra. B. A. Walker gave* very pleas­ ant six o'clock dinner to a . few lady friends Monday. The guest of honor was Mre H. II. Cook, of Allegan. Tbe Banner notes that Hon. P. T, Van Zlle, of Detroit, is a candidate for circuit judge of Wayne county. We hope he may be successful. He was at one time judge in this circuit, and made a most excellent record. amount of postage oh it and either mail it at the postoffice or give it to the car­ rier. ■ . Lucile Busby and Cora Silsbee spent Sunday iu Unarlutte uue guests of Airs. Mark Warren. Hun. C- H. Thomas left to-day for Word was received last we»k of the death ot Lora Carson the 11 year old Allegan, where be will install the.new daughter of John Canon, of Bangor, Maccauee ufficere. who formerly resided in Hastings, and .Idle ShelleuLerger. uf Lake Odessa,' was in the employ of Tomlinson Lum visited Gram Al my and other friends a ber Company. Her death was due to parthf tats week. injury sustained in falling down stairs, Mrs. Dutcher aud daughter Cura, of she only living a few hours after the Orangeville, aiu visiting at Mr. C. Vanaccident. Lora was exceedingly bright, Attau's aud other friends, and her young friends here and friends Mias Ruby Lamb aud Miss Sadie of the parents will regret exceedingly to Sprague, of Grand Rapids, are guests hear of her untimely death. uf Mr. and Mre. WilbnrLaue. The Michigan Central Railroad Co. A sieigliload of the friends of Mr. has begun a rigid;enforcement of a re­ and Mrs. H.. L. Newton gave them a cent edict, that employees addicted to surprise Munday evening. the use of liquor,, would be discharged, Mies Vera Cortrigh’.. of Grand Rap­ by releasing a number of men at Mich­ ids, was the guest of Hastings friends igan City and atpther points along the Friday, returning Saturday. line of the system In Michigan and Donald Smith came up from JackIndiana. The report is current that the high officials pf tbe road h&ye reach­ sou Saturday auu spent that any and ed the decision to release all men who persist in the liquor habit. The dis­ charges are to be made the first of each month. , Sunday with home friends. The Imperial Moving Picture Show Co. will give a two hours entertain­ ment at Rood’s Opera House Tuesday evening, Feb. 7, under tbe auspices of the Knights and Ladles of the Macca­ bees. This show comes highly recom-. mended and the company and the local lodges agree to refund the price of ad­ mission to any one who is not satisfied. Illustrated songs will be giveu by Misses Hazel Robinson and Dolorls who have received liberal Japplause wherever they have appeared. Prices 15,25, and 35. See press notes elsewhere. Mre. Rose Colgrove went to Hickory Corners Monday to install officers of the L. O. T. M. M.; of that place. Cal. Kaier spent Sunday in Grand Rapids and his sister returned with him for a tew days visit here. Mre. Margaret Bailey left this city Sunday for New York. She will start ou her trip to the Orient Thursday. Mr. andMre. Van Al tan, Air. aud Mre. Hinman and Mrs. Young spent Tues­ day at Irving the guests of William Brew. Chas. Lunn’s mother, who has been visiting him for several weeks, return td Saturday to her home, Rockford Mish. • ' Will Doelker, who has been visiting D. W. Thompson, of Grand Rapids his mother and brother in this pKy- went Deputy Great Commander of the to Cadillac Monday,where he has a^ood Maccabees, was in tbe city Monday en­ position Cadillac Gas Co. as route tq Hickory • Corners, where he solicitor. acted as Installing officer that evening. h^rs. Frances 41ale, who had been Mr. Henry Frey, of New York City, spending a^week with her parents, Mr and Miss Amelia Frey, of Cleveland, and Mrs. Quigley, returned to Grand brother and slater of Mrs. Geo. E. Cole­ Rapids Monday. man, visited her the past week. They Hi H. Trask and family were pleas­ left Monday for the Pacific Coast, in­ antly surprised one day last week with tending to make their home there. a call frqm Burdette Briggs, of Bowens Thursday Mre. Wintere, of North The many friends het'e of C. M. At­ Mill*. Mr. Trask and Mr. Briggs were Broadway, gave a five o’clock tea to ' several of her intimate friends. A very kins will be pleased to learn that his neighbors In Bowens Mills. Anton Sherk, who for four years has elaborate seven course supper, was serv­ second apn,Arthur Kennedy Atkins,has ed which was enjoyed and appreciated completed the course of study at the been register of deeds has returned to U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis his farm in Thornapple. Many county by all present. honorably, and will be graduated the never had a more faithful and pains The books of the engineering library 30th of January. The younger son Lew taking register than Mr. Sherk has been. at the University of Michigan, which Morton Atkins is in the class of 1906. He. has always been prompt in the dis­ have hitherto been shelved in the gen The mother of the young men, Mrs. C. charge of his duty, courteous to all who eral library, are soon to be transferred M. Atkins, of Butte, Montana, is with had business with his office, and has to a roou> set apart as a library in tbe them and will remain for a week after turned the records over to bis successor new engineering building. The collec the graduating exercises. Mre. M. with all business brought up to the cion will be recatalogued and regarded Atkins, of this city, their grandmother minute of his leaving. The best wish­ hereafter as a department library. Mfes is in receipt of an invitation to tbe es of his many friends go with him as Olive C. Lathrop has been appointed assistant librarian in charge of the col­ farewell baH-to^the class of 1905, to be he returns to his home town and the. given Monday eventng^Jannary 30th. lection.— V. of M. News Letter. 2^ Wrappers We have ten dozen of these fleece lined Wrappers, they are the good fitting kind and run good full sizes, a good selection of colorings, and every.one fully guaranteed to be absolutely fast color; take your choice while they last for well attended. Tbe meat trust does not seem able to Mrs. K. T. French, of Middleville, keep down the price qf lambs. The was the guest or Hastings mends yes­ farmer who has a nice bunch of sheep terday. is fortunate. The high price of tbe Miss Nelle Coykendall, of Allegan, meat and the increasing price of the is toe guest of her sister, Mrs. L.,1. wool all would seem to point to sheep raising as a very profitable pkrt of Goodyear-. Mre. Alonzo Tobias visited at Dow­ agriculture. ling, Assyria Center and Buttle Creek La Grippe seems to be more preva­ last week. lent this winter than since the first Mr. Trimmer, of Kalamazoo, is year It appeared. ’ Many In Hastings visiting his children here for an iudefi­ have had a severe tussle with it. The nite nine. old idea that a cold whiter would kill Comparison.solicited on Mrs. Jessie Erb who was reported as off the grip germs seems to be wholly 'Watchea.’ClocKs. improving last weeK is again under the wrong. Ths little bug or bugger seems Uuctur’b care. to thrive on any cold snap that happens Dur Bliustou and wife, of Grand Sterling Silv along. • • Rapids, are visiting friends in this city Cut Glass, China. Don’t put bills or advertisements, cir­ aud vicinity. Jardiniera and culars or anything else into rural mail Wjn. Harris, of Grand Rapids, is visboxee, unless you are looking for trouble. Umbrellas. itmg bis--grandparents, George WJ All I fresh goods and representing the A rural mail'box in front of a man's Reed aud wile. bouse is a fiartnerdhip affair between newest*productions. Mrs-J. T. Lombard weut to Grand him and the govdrntaeiit. If you want to send tbe man a bilh circular, letter Kapids Friday lu visit friends, return­ ing Saturday. or anything of that kind, put the proper HASTING: do, tee do do. Pryor went to Middleville K A. A Anderson was in Grand Rapids Homer Warner was the fortunate Friday. one in securing the buggy and harness Frank Fifield was ia Grand Rapids in the drawing of Chas. Daley's last Saturday. evening. Howard .Thomas wa§ in South Hav­ The next of the series of dances giv­ en Thursday. en by Homer Warner at tbe Creamery Mr. Crawford, of Orangeville, is visit­ hall will be given Thursday evening, ing friends here; / - ' # * Feb. 9th. £ Tyden left to-day for Chicago on Tbe dancing school held in the a business trip. creamery hall every Monday evening Mrs. H» H. Cook left ^>-day for her under the direction of Mrs. A. D. Mc. El wain has been very successful and home iu Allegan. HAIR AND CORK INSOLES Fred L. Heath PERSONAL MENTION 89 cents Women’s Flannelette Night Gowns, regular $1.00 for Women’s Black Sateen Petticoats, regular $1.25 for Women’s Coats at less than cost price. Odd pieces of good Furs at bargain prices. Cotton Blankets, full 10-4 size, gray only, 59c a pair Comfortables, large size, the $1.25 kind for 89c 79c 95c MONEY SACK FOR THE ASKING. WRIGHT BROS Phone 30 The Hasttags, S. Goodyear Co announce the arrival of the following lines of new goods: DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS GINGHAMS, PERCALES, DRESS SKIRTS, RIBBONS, YOUR INSPECTION INVITED We are still offering urs 1-2 off. Coats 1-3 o and Waists 1-4 off regular prices. What about Ginghams? We are constantly adding to our line of Dry goodn, and desire to call yonr tention to our new A. F. C. and Red Seal Ginghams. at­ New In Style, Right in price, Best In Quality, Only 10 cents per yard Every department holds ont the most tempting inducements to buyers and you will ' find values and. prices that will prove more convincing argument than any­ thing we could say. And don’t forget that we have a few Coats and Skirts that are going regardless of cost. J. T. Pierson & Son The People’s Store. �HASTINGS BANNER. FEBRUABY EIGHT DAY ALARM CLOCK. WEST PARMELEE. HOLMES CHURCH. Court House News. Marriage License*. Clarence H. Burton, Hastings.. Harriett J. McIntyre, Hastings. LACEY. The next meeting of the Lacey W'. C­ Miss Louretto Adams of Caledonia There will be an oyster supper at the T. U. will be held, with Mrs. Edwin home of R. B. Murdock, Thursday spent Sunday tbe guest ot Miss Gladys Moody, on Feb. 8, al 2 o’clock p.m , and evening, Feb. 2, for the benefit of the Morgan. will be a memorial meeting for MIbs L. D. Bass’s visit was cut short by his church. Frances E. Willard. At tbe meeting Mr. aud Mrs. L. H. Durkee were the being called to attend the funeral of held with Mrs. Ford, a program on Caledonia, -,*“ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee, Mon­ hla uncle George Barber of e “Influence," arranged by Mr*. Donavon, Little Marion Freehney has been was very impressively carried out day. Miss Beulah Gordell Is taking tousle quite ill with pneumonia is improving The gold medal contest at the M. E. under Dr. Pretello's care. lessons of 8. U E. Perkins. church was much enjoyed by those who PROBATE COURT. David Benewaand wife were Sunday had ‘ the courage to brave the severe Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Radford, of In the matter of Leia L. Covey a guests of Jas. Kepkey and family. weather to attend. The selections were Hastings, were the guests of the letter's ainor. The prayer of the petitioner parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Wickham, Miss Mary Beck and friend spent fine Ind well rendered. Miss Lucele allowed and'guardianship annulled. Benson received the medal. Sunday. Sunday with Miss Sarah Morgan. Estate of John Koster, deceai-rd A silver medal contest will le held TbdM from this neighborhood who Mr. ‘and Mrs. I’. IL Holmes-spent Sat License to sell real estate at private urday and Sunday in Hastings, the attended the Puke Social at Duncan at the Assyria Center church, Feb. 7, sale granted. Oath arid bond filed. under the auspices of the Lacey W.C. Lake pronounced it a splendid success. guests of Hurr Howley. . Estate of Philander Durkee, deceased Mrs. Carrie Parmalre suffered with a The sale of William Waugh’s effects T. U. Admission 5 and 10 cents. Order appointing administrator enter Nearly 2100 was ed. Bond Hied. Letters issued, ^laims severe attack of sciatic rheumatism the was weU attended. heard May TTtb. Estate of Wm. A. King, deceased. Order appointing administrator enter ed. Bond filed, letters issued to Mary J. King. Claims heard May 29th. Estate of Algernon H. Peck, Incom petent. Annual account of gqardian Mr. C. Williams visited his sister, PODUNK. Mrs. John Hall, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Murdock visited at Fred Schray’s, In Sebewa, Sunday. Mrs. Emma Wellman. Stony Point, has been spending -the week.with her brother, Mr. Lou Hickerson. Ella Lentz is at home on thtssick list. The dyster .supper at Charm Biggs will be postponed on account of tbe illness of Mn. Biggs. A party of young people from Chis The L. A. S. met at the home'of Mrs. place .arid- vlcirilfy* were pleasantly enMary Holmes and selected the fallow­ u-rtainni by Miss Myra Rule Saturday Evening. In Re. Evelyn Baker, insane. Peti­ ing officers for the ensuing year. Mre. C. Senter, Pres. • tion for admission to asylum filed. Miw Tena Bachman has returned to Mrs. Hattie Fuller, Sec. Physician certificates filed. Order of her work at the Felt Boot Factory. Mre. Ida Durkee, Treas. of Dues. An 8^ lb. boy was born to Mr. and admission entered. Mrs. Carrie Parinaltje, Treas of Mite Mrs. Ausori Merrill Thursday Jan. 19th. Estate of sjamuel A. Campbell, de Box, ceased. Petition to determine heirs Earle Laugbbaugb is visiting in Ohio. filed. Estate of Fred Benson, incompetent. Annual account of guardian filed. filed hearing Feb. 25th. Estate of Jannett Crane, deceased. Petition fur hearing iibal account filed hearing February 24th. Estate of Altiert A. LeValley el al sninore. Petition for licence to sell real estate tiled bearing Feb. 24th. CARLTON CENTER. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Marlow has been 111 with measles for the past few days. Anson Merrill had a narrow escape from falling into the water while getling ice from Puduiik Lake. PARMELEE. A “wood bee” for the Methodist ^Leon Bass and wife attended the fu­ Church was held in Nick Allerding's neral of Geo. Barber. at Caledonia, Estate of Geo. R , Mae, Isabelle and woods Tuesday. Wednesday. Jay W. Hart minors. Petition and The ladies aid society held its election John Mulliken lost a valuable horse nominations of guardian filed. Order and regular dinner at the home'of Mrs. last week, by falling and breaking its appointing guardian entert d. E. L. Smith to day at which there wiU REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Z • WAKKANTY PEE1K. Lav'd Hooper to David Hooper et al 20 a sec 10. 10 a see 23 Thornapple and lots in Mid­ dleville 8 1 no Central'Savings Bank to Herman J. Hammond 11'I :t sec 7, HO a tec 12 Hastings, 3 a sec 36 Rutland 3UU0 oo ,Jehiel Caven to Wilbur N. Hawks and wife 74 a sec 9 Maple Grove 1600 00 .Benjamin A. Matthews to Wm F. Paustle and wife lot Hastings Michael Doster to Jerry Sproul and wife 80 a sec 33 Hope... 2700 00 Jacob Hoffman to Nathan Pureell 40 a sec 13 Baltimore Anson Hall to Monroe A. Die­ trick lots Middleville 10 oo Henry J. Iden and wife to Samuel Nay 80 a sec 21 Johns town 3200 00 Charles Feigbnerto William H. Feighner 30 a sec 26 Castleton 2800-00 JEfiie E. Beamer to Edward F. Bottum lot Hastings Jtorest E. Jordon and wife to James Curtis aud wife 80 a sec 29 Woodland 5100 00 Francis A. Colvin to Ernest E. White and wife lot Middle­ ville be the election of offleiers for the ensu­ ing year. While drawing wood last Thursday H. L. Todd while driving down a hill one half mile north of here was thrown from a load of wood and tbe load con­ sisting of three cords uf wood wa» over­ turned. Aside from painful bruises to his right knee no serious damage was done. J Last Thursday. Mrs. Zussnett was op erated upon, for cancer of tbe right breast, tiy Dr. O. A. Miller of Freeport and Dr. H. B. Gammon of the Center. The operation was highly successful and the patient is making a speedy recovery. A party of young peopie of this vicin­ ity visited Miss Geiger near Woodland on Monday evenin’?. Mias Geiger has beeii confined to the house for some time past and the young people wished to mike her forget her Illness by having her participate in an evening of music and fun. The literary program at the Grange Saturday evening was much above the usual order. The music consisting of duet*, solos, and quartettoe was inter­ spersed by essays, speeches and dialog uee. The dialogue, “At the photograph gallery” made the hit of the evening. Two members were initiated. Another Ql.IT CLAIMS. contest between the two opposing fact­ John 9. Foley to Mary J. Tel­ ler 42 a sec 26 Prairieville.... 1000 00 ions Is waging merrily. .Emma L. Tooze to William H. Frey 40 a sec 32 Johnstown.. 175 00 Oita Frey and wife to Wm. H. The. teacher and pupils of the Lake­ Frey 40 a sec 38 Johnstown.. 200 00 view school enjoyed a sleigh ride Friday. Amelia Isabelle Frey to Wm. fl. Frey 40 a sec 32 Johns They visited Mre. Venab Welch's school town.................................... S-n 175 00 The Hosmer school Was there also. A <terri« C. Coleman to Wm. H. good lime is reported. Frey 40 a sec 32 Johnstown.. 175 00 Mr. and Mre. Henry Merritt were Samuel C. Blood to John 0. guests at Geo. Rockwell’s Sunday. Blood and wife 80 a sec 26 Carlton 1 00 A few of the neighbors called at LAKEVIEW | CORRESPONDENCE Charles Smith’s Sunday and enjoyed some singing. Commissioner John C. Ketcham vis­ ited our school a part of Friday morning. David Dotchert took a short vaca­ tion from bis work last week, visiting his former home'near Detroit, i Mrs. R. E. Stimson and Lavina Watsoli, of Middleville, attended the Mis­ sionary mtM-tnig at this place Thursday. < •■■car Sherk is out again after a short siege of the small pox. Meno Dotchert, of SouthDakota, vis­ ited Henry Simmons and' wife last week. , A number from here attended the Poke social at Duncan Lake, Friday night. All report a good time but however some should take more money with them next time. Mrs. W. H. VanAvery 4>ent the latterpart of last week with? her mother, Mr*. Hayes, of Middleville. GRANGE HALL CORNERS: The Banfleld Cemetery Circle meet with Mre. Eva Bristol, Tuesday even­ ing. The ladies' bring their better­ halves with them, also each bring a few fried cakes. Mre. B. will furnish coffse. Mrs. Arvilla Stevens, who has "been caring for Mr*. Zimmerman the past thres weeks, returned to her home at Banfleld, Sunday. Th© sick seem t-> be on tbe gain. Fred Vansycle and Chas. Iden have been changing horses. Chas.now drives the blacks formerly owned by Fred, and be has the mate to the horse Chas, lost last week. F. Merrill goes to Battle Creek, Tues­ day, with a load of tressed pork. Floyd Budd.wlfe and daughter Doro thy, were guests of Mrs. B’s. parents last week. EAST WOODLAND. Miss Agnes Cote Is on the sick Het C. Extender next Sunday evening, A bigslelghload of young*people from this neighborhood attended the Liter­ Miss Inez Cole. Mr. and Mre. E. C. Farr visited in The M. B. M. will meet at the home ary at the Center Friday evening. Mtaleeburg a day or so last week. Don’t forget the Shadow Social at the of Mn. C. St. John, on Saturday. Mr. Ad. Davenport died Sunday school house Wednesday evening, Feb. Mr. and Mre. W. Nichols were guests evening at 10 o’clock, after a short but 8, Girls are touring boxes. of A.C. Kilpatrick and wife on Sunday. eevere attack of stomadh trouble. Fu­ Sidney Todd of Vermontville wa* on E. T. Cote baa a gang of timber cut­ neral services were held at the bouse our streets Saturday. ter* at work In his woods thia week. Wednesday morning at 10 JO o’clock. The Van Brock ten saw mill ia ex­ .Buried at Cressey. pected to begin work on tbe Welch Mr. J. M. Hammond spent Monday place, near Waraerville, this week. The State Road Aid Society will be and Tuesday In Hastings. Mre. Ware, of Nashville, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Almond Farr enter­ entertained Thursday, Feb. 2nd by Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Warren this week. tained about 30 of their friends and Mre. W. J. Fisher. Mrs. Grace Meyer*’ little son Keath A number from this place are at­ neighbors Tuesday evening. At about meetings at Stony has been quite 111 for a fe v days. aeveu o'clock an elegant supper was tending revival . * Mrs. John Lehman and daughter nerved to which al! didjustice. Mr. Point DOSTER. EAST HASTINGS. aad Mr*. Farr make a very desirable host and hostess and all report a very enjoyable time. Miss Hazel Hughes, our school teach­ er, had quite an exciting time last Fri­ day morning. While driving through some very bad snow drift* the cutter in some manner liecame over turned. The horse became, frightened and straight way took bls departure leav­ ing Miss Hazel to bring the contents of the cutter along with her. But she is a sturdy Michigan girl and picked np her I elongings trudged quietly aloog and telephoned from the next house for come one ahead to stop her horse. Mr. Freeman did this for her, «ad she drove on to school none the vroree for her adventure. But her din­ ner. Ah! Woe! Mr. Troxel will Instruct Doster band Wednesday evening. Mis* Nellie Chandler spent Saturday ^srlth Miss Hazel Hughes. ' • Vernard Cotton and wife visited at Orr Fisher’s Sunday. Mm. Orr Fisher who has been serious­ ly 111 is some better at thia writing. Mr. and Mr*. John Shawman and Mr. and Mre. Walace Brown went to Grand Rapids last Wednesday. There will be preaching at the Fisher church next Sunday evening. FINE LAKE. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy Shumaker, of Grand Rapids, >re visiting relatives at Banfleld. ' Mre. Mamie Carr, of Battle Creek, hf^ been visltlfig her mother Mrs' Frank Doty a few days past. Ice cutting has been the subject oi* the north shore fora few days and fish­ ing on the south shore. Miss Edna Paul, of Battle Creek, has been spending a few days with relatives around here. Were That And <ut That t«M*hrr. with ■ bir. HORSES AND HORSEMEN. realized: past week. ty-four hour iwrtrainent Therefore It I* a matter of some inconvenience to arrange tbe thing every night *o that it will get busy tbe next morning at tbe <le«dred hour. A recent improve ment in tlmcplecen. »«y* th® Brooklyn Eagle. I* that which I* wound and *et only once a week- and yet which will ring out its monotonous message at the same hour every morning. This will I* a' great convenience to the per- Crotwy'A Slrnmoni* ■ ot riiilndelvb’. reeentlv purrb.iw’l ■ tbe luy ttrblbiff Empire Wilber. BSSH. C. 8. Rex. Creston. In., hns Mbld to C. M. i'owan. Liberty. Neb., tbe four-yrerokt stallion Drift Allerton. 2/29^. by Allerton. The trotter Ailabrteve, 2;HH-j. In Jim­ my Brirn*’ stable fit Detroit. Is one of the best of tbe speedway brigade in tbe City uf tbe Stealth. Dr. J. McCoy hns purchased Antly Welch's interest in Admiral Dewey. 2:14KL ami will race the son of Nancy Hank* next season. Al PennodK of Cleveland purchased the trotting mare Carrie Bel. 2:14^. at the recent New York sale and will con-, vert her to the pace. Tlie- famous Rancho Del Paso fans of J. P. llaggiu in Cnllfomia te to be cut up into hwaller funu* ami sold. It is valued up in the mllllbn*. ’ Hazen Wtdcb. Charon. Wla, ba* pur­ chased from N. B. Manor, Hsbron, UL. the two-year old chestnut atallion Man-' orwood. by Highwood. 22!l> • Pat T.. 2;ltfl4. campaigned by Itody Patterson the j«n*t “cnson. started twenty time* on the half mile track* nnd was always In the money. SHORT STORIES. For Improving the navigable waters of Nev.- Jersey thnt flow. Into the I>cl aware river tilGrr ba* been expended the sum of $383.7001 Tin* graders pn the Alaska Central railroad, fourteen miles Inland from Sewanl. bnve ran Into w'.int seems to be nn extremely vnlunble deposit of copper and gold ore. * . The woman ipveutor is broadening her Held of labor. Under tbe custody of Mr. Sullivan uf tbe patent office at Washington are books compiled by the government of the Inventions of worn-' en dating buck to 1790. . A badge worn at the greatest temper­ ance celebration ever held in Exeter. N. II.. isatlli lb existence. It Is of blue satin, on which is stamped tbe picture of a fountain with this inscription: “Cold Water. God's Beverage.” The cel­ ebration occurred more than fifty years ago. Out of 139 decoy prescription* sent out by the llllnoia board uf pharmacy to Chicago druggists to be filled twen­ ty-three contained no trace of the drug called, for. sixty-six were 80 per cent impure, ten were 20 per cent impure and only thirty-one pure. Tbe board will proHecuie 100 drugg lata. EDITORIAL FLINGS. Congre*s opened with "full houses.” but it soon got down to “pair*."—NewYork Herald. It is a fact worth noticing that when the dreMninker got after Mrs. Chad­ wick then- were Immediate disclosures. —Chicago Record-Herald. Two western train robbers compelled •ven the parlor car porter* to disgorge Now the latter will understand bow The comic papers are right some­ times. A New York man hid to sum­ mon the police to help him discharge the cook the other day. — Colorado Springs Gazette. Iter. Dr. Zimmerman of Baltimore asks. "What shall we do with our old men?" Adopt the reciprocity plan and care for them as they cared for us.— Washington Poet GERMAN GLEANINGS. THF.N Sr POPPED A HAKD. For a moment *U head* bobbed from left in Hkht. . Each iryln* Bp*il it w'th all hia ml«nt. Then up popp«d a hand at the-, foot of the know. Awl don't krvp mr waltin* *H o«y. "Well. 1 can’t Btxli her." f*lter*d Jamie. “But you h*t I can eat her up. all t !.< nmo’" ' ’ SONG OF THE HOURS. Even* child knows the rhyme, "Sing a song'of *iX|>ence." but very (ew of them have any Idea that It is anything but a nursery Jingle. It is. however, an ancient Hid interesting allegory. Look in the dictionary and sec what this word means. The four aud twenty blackbirds rep­ resent tbie hours, the lw»ttom <«f the pie Is tbe world, aud. its. cru<t Is the sky which overtirchcwjt, Ttw o|>cuiug of tbe pie tdgnlfle* thejjawB. when tbe birds begin to sing, which I* indeed a sight for auy king. . ■ The king. Who is represented as “sit­ ting in tbe counting house counting out hl* money." is tbe sun. and the golden pirx-es which Blip from bi* fin­ ger* are the golden sunbeams. The queen. sitting in her parlor, is the moon, and tbe honey i* tbe moon­ light The diligent maid who is at work in the garden before’the sun. her king, has arisen is the daybreak, nnd the clothe* she hang* out ate tbe clouds Tbe blackbird which come* by and ends the song by nipping off her no*e la the sunset. Thu* we have the whole day in a pie if not in a nutshell. This game can be played by any . number of-children. They proceed by find chomlag one of the party to act ns the sea king, whose duty it Is to stand in the center of a ring formed ■by the players seating tbemaelves round blm. The circle should be as large as p-jfudblc. Each of the player* having choMcn the name of a fish, the king runs round the ring, calling them by the name* which they have select­ ed. Each one on hearing his name called riaea at once and follow* the king, who when all hla subjects have left their stSiU calls out “The sea ia troubled!" and seats himself suddenly. His example is immediately followed by bin subject*. The one who fails to obtain a amt has then to take tbe place of king, and th* g*me is con tin- sou who sleeps so soundly that he, must resort to the a*aiKtan<4» of tbe alarm clock each morning :ln order to get to hla own Limitless on time. It-will be seen that thl* dock.differs in some respects from tbe familiar timepiece., The method of adjusting tbe alarm is- entirely from the face of tbe timepiece and is aecomplished by the movement of a secondary dial tn the center of the clock f::t-e. In the smaller dial the figures of (We larger ones arc duplicated, and tlie-amallw disk is turned until the hour at which ' it is desired to be called i- covered by an auxiliary jm.inter attaelx*d to the hour bend. If It fis^lmiretl that tbe call I* fr. .,ne monung it fan be nminged'' in tfwt manner nnd If tlx* signal bell Is wanted at the sainf hour each morn­ ing the <-io«‘k can lw iadjwtted «o as to perform this rum tlcto * Passengers ou -ocean liners may. soon be able tu sleep in life preserrera If ttys pinDf of E. Salvator, a New York inventor, do not go awry, says the American Inventor. Uninflated, tbe Salvator life belt I* a light tiling, which would hardly be felt^f worn by a sleep­ er. but when filled with gas it I* blown up to the site of an ordinary cork­ jacket. The i>elt Is made of rubber and I* about eight inches wide and can be blown up by means ot a smalt cylinder. In thl* cylinder 4a placed a composition of acid* which, when act­ ed upon by water. Instantly inflate* the belt Tbe belt has l>een tested in the ocean, and It has l«een found that the water act* upon tbe add* and inflat*** the rubber in less than three second'-. Tbe Ingredients In this composition Mr. Salvator keeps secret. NOTICK OF HEARING CLA1MH. HUlr erf Mlchlno. County of Harry.M. Nollet- is hrrrby *t»ra. that by an order of th* ProbaU Court for the Connty of Rarrv. made on •rstoprerauthnfr claim* agalaM the relate and xllowiuscr. oo !>.. m*. Chabum M. Mack. l. Judfe «f Pro! PROBATI OMDKK £’3?5g^JComparatively few peroom walk cor­ rectly. nnd a bright. IntetNgent person can appear idiotic by tbe poelUon *■■tuned when standing. To eta nd cor­ rectly tbe knee* Rbould be Ann in po-. ■itlon, shoulder* back, with shoulder blade* close. The feet should rest Inherit bls ertate. that Saturday, Ore firmly with one foot slightly In ad­ vance of tbe other, with tbe weight of the body carried below the hip*. Shoulder, hip nnd ankle joint ehould be in line, tbe cheat held high nnd head erect, but not tipped back. Iu walking the leg should be held straight, U further ortmKjrthat ndd pHtttooer five but not stiff, and tbe ball of the foot M** ” ?0 the perms Interested tn raid rebto and tbe heel touch the ground almost slmuItaueouRly. To walk up nnd down ap*r printed apd atn*ilg| ta said County «• stair* correctly will give one a grace­ Wiry, ones tn racb *rok for care* Kweraatv* ful carriage and the fashionable rraasDrovtoustosalddayotbrarlna. straight front figure. aia Cmab M Macje. Another attempt to get permission to build skyscraper* in Berlin has failed. The law permits no building to exceed twenty-two meters In height So great In the plague of rat* In the Berlin suburb of Grunewald that tbe municipal nuthorltlea are offering 10 pfennigs for every rat’s tall delivered. A German journal suggests that postal cards should be printed with maps of cltle* on them. There would. It thinks, be a great sale of these ut all Orpha, spent Saturday with friends In railway stations and hotels. riKMUTiiduU How do you do? American and Eng­ Vermontville. Among the novel methods of torture lish. Archie Holden and wife, of Freeport, of private* by German noncommission­ How do TOO orr, jounwtf! French, f____ _______ ______ _ _ „ , were guests of John Guy, over Sunday. ed officers may be recorded a case How do yon Hand? lullnn. pu»e«,« liMhm.ie SS? Miss Nan Guy, of Charlotte, spent where a fuslleer used to b* flriveri How do you dnd yourrtin Oerman. St hSgWSF.’J, ” “• How do you ran fare? Dutch. 'Fmeut.Chra. M. Mack. Ju4*« of Probate. Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. round tbe barrack room at night with a clothe* beater because be refused to ’ “ tte eKa* 01 wub,mb KHow can you? Swedish. J. Guy, of East Woodland. stay uwnke and tell Rtories while in How is yogr stomach? How bar* O. C. and M. L. Sheldon took a busi­ bed. •,"." «Mo« the prtltkm dutv vrtl,bu eaten your rice? Chinese. ness trip to Hastings on Monday. praylnx that an tn»tnun««t txnr on file in tht< How do yon have yourself? Polish Mrs. Laura Shpldon was the gnert of Advertised Letter*. How do you live on? Russian. “aW <1‘«'*aw<l beadta.lticrf to probate the executor lb*reln nwtw-d appofated or Mre. Lois Swift on Saturday. Hastiko3, Michigan, Jan. 30,19 Xi. May thy shadow never be leas': Per. and •omr other aultabfe nerwu. Th**’’uP°n U t* order* >> lhat Monday the ZBh Letters addria*ed to persons named ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. L. Brown, Mr. and Mr* ‘riicy all main protty much the sums 4ay of February \. 0. inwiat to o-etaek Id the Wolf and E. Racy, of East Castleton, uelow remain unclaimed In this‘office thing. were finest^ at the home of A. C. Kil­ and will be sent to the Dead Ldttfer of­ ed an4 all other i<et*ona UitrieMed !n aaM ratal* are rocuirr.! to auprar »f a Ae-xOcn «f NUd fice if nut clnimtd by Feb. 13, IlKft. patrick on Friday evening. i(ouAS t®. t^holde* tt»' Probate oihra. Mrs. M. N. McKerver, Mn». Lizzie Dr. Benson, wife and daughter, vis­ I» W| innW why on „n the old tub. In th* Ctly of HiuHnra, tn tald County and ^OW *52* “ l*. *»» ike prayer of Billings. Mrs. Mary Becker, Mrs. Minited at E. P. Barnum’s this week. may not be granted. And It ta root, me Elliott, Mrs. Llbtaw .Jennings, further ordered that raid j-etUlener alee noUoe - little r- ...... ... Tbrw were went to th,, i^raoti. Intrrrated la -mid ratal--, of the Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee spent Tuesdav RsySkerby.Cbartey'MvrieAjohnlaoi- •neb tunny P*nd«wy of raid j^titkxi the touring with friends in West Woodland'. , ' zwartb, sherman Budd, M.ufhew Baird not for <mam<nt. a* you TO„ aunnose Arthur Palmes, W. H. Stark. Willlard but were to enable the littl* awJJ-TZ Uwreof to caiuditg . com of mi* order to Clyde W. Mead, Wm. L$!j! reach the'tO puHlteed in ttw llarilng* Koxm a new» paper printed and circulate In M id < oanty cf , . ------On the steen. Barry, ooce la each week for Ultra auagrartv* M. , flanting -*— roof* - - thi* ... would hare been 1m‘ t .handler. weelw prevtou* to wld day rrf hrar'ns. Piease say ‘advertised" when asking possible had it not been for £2 ai . -CkaS^mTmaob, _ JtMiseaf Probate. •r advertised t-.. — «, tractive nttle steps. k for letters. W. » R. «-__L Cook, Itr , a C Probate Postmaster. �HASTINGS BANNER.OFEBRUARY i. 1905. FAR AWAY SIAM WOMEN’S NEGLECT 8UFFERINGTHESUREPENALTV .1 ob Health Thus Lost Is Restored by Lydia *, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. How many women do you know who are perfectly well and strong? We hear every day the same star v over and over again. “ I do not fed well; I am so tired alltbe time!" yUisi KateM'Dcmald More than likely you speak the acme words yourself, and no doubt you feel far from well. Thecatisc tiny be easily traced to some derangement of the fe­ male organs which manifests itself in depression of spirits, reluctance to go la&ywhere ar do anything.' backache, bearing down pains.' flAtuUncy, nerv^ ouaness, nleeplesKneas. leucctrrba’a. These symptoms are but warnings that there is danger ahead, aud unless heeded a life of suffering or a serious operation is Che inevitable result. Tbe nevrr-foilingremedv for all these symptoms is l.ydi^ E. Pinkham’s Veg­ etable Compound. Miss Kate McDonald, of Woodbridge, N J„ writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham : "I Gunk that a woman naturally dialikrsto make her trvulilre known to the 'public, but n-^tortd iv-nltli Las mew nt so much lo me that I cannot heh» from telling mine fur tho sako 0< other tuffr-ring women. “ For n long time 1 suffered unfold agony a utecitM trouble and irregularities, which made me a |4>yviral wreck, and no one thought I woulil recover, but Lydia K. Pink­ ham’s Vegrtablv Comj>ound "has entirelycured me. and made nw well and strong, and 1 frel it mvdnty In U11 other suffering warafc what a s: lenrtid medicine it is.” . If you are ill. don’t heaitate to get a buttle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta­ ble. Compound at once, and write lo Mrs Pinkham, Lynn. Mass., for special advice - It is free aud always helpful. 4 and One-Half per cent Net DlvMends No Taxes to Pay Easy Withdrawal There is no safer or better investment in Michigan than our Class“G" Prepaid Installment Stock issued in stftns of &HOO anti upwards aud oh which we paw cash dividends ol Landone-haif per cent. , ■ FifiiH'iidi y-ar of successful business. Gilt edged asjjets^if over DOLLARS. . Write for financial statement and booklet containing hill particulars. ConllnMd t,on> page 1. rt,L . . Read This .Statement “U 'rom Wn» toto »*>Jcb do not concern them. We have every- thi“B ” *C,U”1J we can tne twin sisters, lies on a Tvofy m»n <■ nnr mnat And jet AHO yet she has h.-l£ a nalane palace rninnatwl compared in to ______ ... , , . . . . ’; spore. We are using Pears’, which I many, as the room has three windows1 bought at Hong Kong. I cau get Casaud high ceiling. Some buta are so low r tile at the dispensary, and wiU'buy that and dirty. One longs to teach them 1 until the Ivory soap can be sent us. better—1 du p. m. Our chief boy Pitt, laundryman, lawnHave just come from Mr. Eckiee’. ■ tender, lamp boy and general helper, Is We are rending an order to Little & line, lie can beat moat of the AmeriCos., Singapore. Tbe goods will be ' cans In hustling. On (he back of SspL here in about ten days, so we can get a 1 4th's letter we readf“Wood & Kai Tr. fre«h supply very often. The babes ' 4, Sept. 5, 1904, Roy Andrus, Sub." art improving. They are warm now We were both glad to read it Always and take more milk than yesterday. put Seetamarat ou our letters, as letters A tiuy snake .was captured by our are often 6ent north to Lakawn, somelaundryman yesterday, about the size 1 times called Nakawn. ‘ of a streaked snake. It was among the Saturday, 9 a. m.—The doctor return­ wood under the house. Some noisy, ed from his operation after 10.1)0 last drunken Siamese are going pint. 1 did night. On the trip down the river he nut see; one drunk in Bangkok aud *aw a tl-foot snake on the limb of a none here till the festivities this week. tree; black with canary yellow stripes Mrs. .JEekh-s says the Siamese wefttfen around it. Also three large betas, one do not Indulge in it as so many. We sev/m feet long, digging up a ‘water met a Mrs. Kellett in Bangkok, who was a teacher inAi’ang Lang schools buffalo lhat had been buried near the before marriage. She then went to live water. The pKMquttoea just swarmed about among the Laus, a people who she nays him during the operation and he had a are inferior to the Siamese. Nearly fire built so the emuke would drive everyone else speaks more highly of them away. About nine people were the Laos. She is just returning to in the room watching him. We are America with her husband and Julian. glad to write that they said yesterday We have had the extreme pleasure of that there is no medicine like our mis­ sampling both bananas and cocoanuts sionary's medicine: Dr. Swartz’s hos­ from trees in our yard here. Our ••size" pital will be a splendid thing when (pronounced cisei horse boy, climbed tlnlsned. Then he can have his patients the cocoanut tree aud got them. I like there until cured. They will have nice the milky, watery substance inside the beds, clean bedding, good food and a green nut very much. Have bad alight paradise compared to now. There are supper all alone, and took jfluen over two small rooeps back of the dispensary to my patieuta with bricks aud milk. which are used now for our in-patients. The babes were the liveliest 1 bare Have two there now. The young girl seen, them, aud the younger has quite a who had the tumors removed has gone fair complexion, but the other is small home. We hope these few cases will and very dark and not bo lively. There give a better insight Into our work. 1 were four adults iu to watch me beside have felt until now as tho my part the parents. Somehow we understand each other, even tho we new ones were very small indeed, but now I know I am helping too, even tho it is have only a few words at our disposal. Last night San. our table bby, who but little. Tbe father of the twins has just brought over 28 nice eggs for us. sleeps here at night, sat studying or rather reading one of our Siamese Isn’t .that gratitude for one’s feeble efforts? He Is Mr. Eckels’ iaundrytuan books until nearly 10 o’clock. Then his head dropped upon his shoulders and I did not feel as tho 1 ought to and 1 had to arouse tfiin. He acted take all, bat it does not do to refuse. shame-faced but I laughed and said, The other day 1 wanted to get nearer the farther babe And started to step Alright. San," and he laughed too. between tbe wall and pillojVB. My skirt Thia morning as I came out to pul the would have passed over the children linishiug touches to the breakfast table, had 1 done so. Doctor fortunately was he had already arranged a beautiful jjreaent aud warned -me that the boquet. of (lowers for us. A Chinese r \Aiswiese do not like to have one person carpenter. has made a very good safe i.j'tep over another. He has Just gone to tor our victuals. We bo tight the screen­ the dispensary with some Siamese ing at Bangkok for It. Altogether it tracts aud I bear them singing a is much like those at home only ou Siamese song before beginning the day’s work. Have spent nearly a half hour attending the babes? (jue feels soMtistied to see them ftnprdve. We EVEN IF Capitol Investment Buftdino & Loan Association, Lansing. Mich. Of Mrs. ILF. Abams.uf Marcellus.Mich. • M NECK notice such a change in the Christian families. They have seen Mrs. Eckels with her children ana are more tidy and careful. What marvelous bhangre can be brOt about by a Christian $nd civilizing . intiuwice! We need more helpers everywhere. The helpers are ready in some numbers to come, but the Board reports lack of funds. The Tn tim Ha/.-ard Kldixiy Cure Co.. Bangor. Niota. lb long as this Gents; Whtii 1 think of the rears my husband aqd myself have suffered fsHcwandhad with kidney and bladder troubles, and Doctor has just come frqnr the dis the money we have paid out lo ductors and for kidney remedies and without penwwy for a few minutes and divulged much relief, and then to think that five the fact that “the sickness in this land 50 cents bottles of the Hazzard Kidney is something astonishing." There were Cure has c tred ns is wonderfuL About seven or eight waiting al the dispensary two yvais ago my husband's condition wbeia I came home. This Siamese in­ was i.omvlhing terrible, the urine was ' scant} and very high colored, and at vitation 1 enclose in the letter is the other times it would be thick asd Doctor's Mrs. Eek les and I have been cloudy with strtigjta of blood through left tout twice. It is an invitation to .a it. HP would gt-t up from silt to twelve times a nlghi to void the urine. .Only creniation. The one for his parents is thoj'e afflicted with this terrible diseat-e an fovltation to a “hair-cutting" cele­ can realize his condition, and I wish to bration, given tty the son of the exsay, although we are advanced in WOULD QUICKLY Governor in honor of his " year old son. years, the Hazzard Kidney Cure came CURE IT. to our relief and cured us. It is truly This celebration of cutting the hair worth, its weight In golu. shows that he Is no longer a child and MRS. B. II. ADAMS. ' has greater , privilege than formerly. Marcellus. Mich. Games and gifts of money and much The Hazzard Kidney Cure, Great ■iBiawniw1 Serin Des trover,sold aud guaranteed by feasting-are a part of three doings. Q A. HLNES. Nakawn, Thursday, Nov. 3—Before FRED. L. HEATH, PKGRATE NOTICE. : this letter can reach you my birthday Bastings, Mich. Mate uf MIcBIkhu. CuiiDt) of HSTTV. RS. and Thanksgiving Day will be past for Other towns all druggists. Estate of Janie* Johtfeoek. deceased. We. tbe undersigned, baring t»een appointed another year. 1 notice the one follows by the Probat" Court for the county of Barry, the other this year. November 24 Is State of Mwhlg.ui. OominlsRtonera to receive, examine au>l adjust all claims and demands of iicv. and Mrs. Eckela wedding anni'all persons against said deoea*«l. dQ’tiCFebv give notice that we aril I meet nt the KreKmoe versaxy, so there will probably be big of J. G. Hughes, ho rods West of VBUge of are pretty haid ou shoes. Prairieville, on Monday, tbe Xdti day of March. doings then. It will not be a case of A. D„ IMS. aud oo Monday, tbe 17th day ot “fatted calf" with us, but fatted duck. Our wear like . Mid days, for the puriwof examining and A patient brot us two fine live ones last f allowing imld claims, and that four mouUurfrum IRON SOLES. -■ the 17th day of December. A. D.. ISM. were al­ lowed by mid court for cntdltar* to present their By the way, I don’t believe J have claim* to ua for examination and allowance. We make a specialty of reDated January 3rd. A. D. B»s i pairing all kinds of foot wear for • Men. Women and Children. Try I up once and get satisfaction. CoinmbataDers. SORE THROAT Tonsilme THE CHILDREN TRY You Have' W. J. MICHAEL I SON TWO* COBBLERS. “ Tht Niagara Fa'di RouU." PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan, County ot Butt, m. At B seMlori of the Probata Court for ths County of Barry, hobton at the Probate oflJca In tho city of Jlaatlucs. In said County or Wcdutxlay. the iltb day of January. In tbe । year one thousand nine hundred ruid five. Premint Ctws. M. Mack. Jtidro of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Willlard Nye. dewaied. — ~ Onrtvullni and filing; the pettUon duly »eti­ tled. of WlUten! H. Nye.. son of uid doeoawd. praytnr that an order or decree may bums to by thw Conn deternilnlns who are or were .tiw lawful bdra of said dcoeaasd, and enllth d to Inherit his rotate. Thorenpon It to-.ordered that Friday, the srd day of February. A. D- 1W6.' st ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, be aaxlgoed for the hearing of w.ld jx-tUlon and that ’the heirs nt law of said deceased and all other persons Interested In and um>w c-suw U auy tbnre !>■•, why the pruvot of too pctltlonar may uot Ito gnuitetl. And It Is furttwr entered. that said jx>Ut!oner give Taking efieef Nov. 27. IWN. Trains leave x Hastings Mfnllowa: — Z=3EAOTWAKD| No. 101 Detroit express ............. ,7;4Jn No. ir*>, Gr il Rapid* A New York Ex. l2:40p Kn I1U Vnw No. 108, Night express westward: f. No. 107. Grand Rapid* express............ 9:Mp t No. kb Grand Rapids Rapid » express eiprw ............ 12:4* p r No. 103. Mall ............... ........................................... ....... M.Mat No. lOt, Pacific express ............... ;.....8:06 a t Trains Nos. loijno, loeand 10s, dally. O. W. Rtxta IJU, P. AT. A.; W. 3. Bakkon. Agent. Chicago. Hastings. Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw R R. nmo table. In effect Lt.tt.iw* ____ Central Standard Time. Frt 5 Ex 3 Ex 1 Ex 2 Ex * Frt C Rheumatism Your case may be a little different from that of any one else, and may need different TREATMENT. The samexpoisonous URIC ACID may cause the pain and suffering in every case; but did it ever occur to you tljat the treatment suited to your neighbor might not be right for you? WE GUARANTEE AHvlo-phofos to<emove the URIC ACID in every tasc, and when taken in connection With OUT FREE TREATMENT, which wc study to adapt to your spe­ cial needs, is absolutely sure to give relief and, if followed conscientiously, effects a Permanent Cure. W. J. HALLOWAY published in I ARTIKO* BAJCMKR R »0WA- Eu-aC. Hacox. Probata RegUtar. [A true copy). Delton ■SMMril e.iHUu. Probate, WHs ATHLOPHpROS. and will give vou a question blank to send to us for the FREE TREATMENT suited to your case. THE ATH LOPHOKOS CQ, New Haven,Coan. L vrtftva you that we bA.ean orpin to lof lb. tag. unoanlat Mil Intba wood, use. Dr. S. has a baby organ. They For dinner ________ we.___ had_____________________ fresh bread and Meare' quite common here for itineration cult, baked chicken, potatoes (white work and are very good too. Dr. Dunlap ’ Java) from Bangkok, pickles, and Mn nno It Tt folds ....__ ____ n_>_ . . . has one. upt.so It.a.-. can___ be car ­■ Eckebi sent us over three pieces at ried very easily. • Sunday evening be­■ mongoose. Tbe meat looks something fore we went over to the song service! like mutton and tastes something like the Doctor and I had a “slug” together,- it too. I wrote you a few weeks ago of l-ast night he played and sang a few• a caatard made from the milkfof a co minutee and then Mre. Eckels and the> coanut. I did 'not know then that the Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral cer­ children came over and we all sangJ green ones have the good milk In them tainly cures coughs, colds, together. , I forgot to tell you in my’ We had a ripe one for dinner. Tbe broochkis,consumptian. And last letter that babies here are namedI milk had been transformed into tin "Help," “Light,’’ “Clean," or words। thick, fleeby meat, and the water wae; it certainly strengthens weak which mean such terms. The other not good to drink. Mrs. Kettles say> throats and weak lungs. day during tbe Buddhist festivities, wei that tbe meat of a ripe one grated with There can be no mistake about saw many children with tbe family hot water poured over it makes a deli this. You know it Is true. And jewelry on. Long chains, necklaces,, cions drink. your own doctor will say so. bracelets, anklets, rings, gold and silver Saturdays m., Nov. 12—Hurrah fui terrible cough. I tried all on bare skin. Nothing but jewelry Roosevelt! U. S. Minister King sent and spots of powder. It is just 8 p. m.f Rev. Eckles a telegram yesterday tell­ and people are wending their way ing of -Roosevelt’s election. We art homeward. Everybody carries a torch very glad to bear of It so soon and et or lantern here after dark. The nights pecially glad to know that so good a are exceedingly dark when the moon is man was again the choice of the people. SAB4PABLU. not shining, but wbdn that luminary Dr. Walker has been typewriting several PILLS. does shine tbe evenings are beautiful. postals to missionaries in Africa, India, Tbe goverumeut has decreed that -South Amerfca, China, Cuba and also eep tho bowels regular with Ayer’s everyone carry a torch at night as pro­ Turkey. These are to Ann Arbor Pills and thus hasten recovery. tection against snakies, etc. Night friends of his now iu the field, lie is before last Doctor Walker was called writing to ask each one to contribute out to see a patient §be vomited up a toward an annual budget letter. 2^ foot round worm. Mr. Eckels Dispensary work has been lighter tbe says worms give much trouble In past two days, owing to the fact thm stomachs here. You 'see they drink many of tbe people are planting rice. any kind of water, eat. raw food or One crop has just been harvested and cooked but little, and, it cannot help every day we see people carrying it bj but have buds in IL-Hvp oum too. He the home to market. Mre. Eckelthas an eye operation on) for tomorrow. brought me a nice bottle of vinegar' Is treating two Buddhist priests now— made from the sugar palm tree. We Saturday a. m. just learned this morning that the Sia­ ’ Tbe Doctor is at the dispemdry vac­ mese have no Christmas as we do, al­ cinating for the Government today. though they have their seasons of gift Wednesday Is the regular day fdr it giving. Dr. Dunlap says some of tbe from this week on. Had an operation nobility who have been in Europe and 213 South Prior Street, " on a child’s eye yreterday. England have Christmas trees on De­ Atlanta, GA., March 21,1903. Monday, Kru Chang, the dispensary cember 25. Am goiugto write a Christ­ I suffered ior fear months with assistant, begins his vork as oqr mas letter to the Oak Park Sunday They will probably support teacher. We are spelling and pro­ school. nouncing words according to form aud some Siamese children before long. Thursday. Np». il 5:80 p. m.—We are to Relieve, and losing my appetite tone marks. Must stop and see about I became weak and lost my vital­ dinner. Cook made a delicious omelet awaiting Captain Madsen, who is lo ity. In three weeks I lost fourteen fried some nice “Hee" as be calls take dinner with us tonight. He was on the • ‘ Baripat ” wtrtn we came down rice. None .of the flab here has tasted a* good as those that papa brot from to Nakawu from Bangkok,. and we health. Having heard Wine of Gun Lake or those we had at Wall liked him very much. He is here in Cardui praised by several of my Ijtke. Very often we cannot tell until the interest of the East Asiatic Com­ friends, I sent for a bottle and was it is cooked, whether it is soft aud. pany. He has a splendid graphopboue certainly very; pleased with the results. Within three days my tneally. as it seems hard and good be­ with him and it seems real good to bear appetite returned and my rtomach fore cooking. Wp both long for grapes it. It has been raining all the afternoon, troubled me no more. I could from Hastings. Today at noon a but a few minutes ago, I went over digest my food without difficulty Malay wedding procession passed the Ker, Eckels; and did. not need to wear and the nenfonsuemi gradually bouse. Many women, a few men and rubbers The sand walks seem to drink diminished. Nature performed childreu, single file. All carried gifts in all the moisture. I have hot worn her function* (without difficulty of fruits for the bride, sweetmeats, etc., rubbers since leaving Bangkok. I wish on their beads. It was a pretty sight .you might all see our pretty hedges of well woman. 1 and all. seemed no happy. Mr. Eckels 'pink lilies each side of our front walkOLIVE JOSEPH, Friday, 10<X’ a. m.-'-At last after con­ spoke *>f the bridal couples taking a trip ou an elephant. Wouldn’t that tinuing nearly all night the rain has Secure a Dollar Bottle of be jolly? Mr. Eckels and tbe Doctor ceased. Tbe air is very cool aud oue Wine of Cardui Today. were called hastily this a. .m. to see a feels more ambitions Ilian when it is so sick child. Had convulsions, due to warm. We had a nice letter from Mr. worms, and,was dead by the time they Cooper, who is stationed at'Piuanaloke. could iiet there, it is such a pity to He congratulated Dr. Walker on the good Siamese he will'have ss assistant I see the little ones taken. For Lung Troubles Wme of Cardui Cured Her. in tbe hospital.. If he is better than < Thursday, Noy. 10 Have just been Krn Chang, alright, but we hope he is out.to make stuffing forchicken. Cook as good. Dr. Walker will have a bos; j says, “No good," but I know it is. This pital there of about twelve beds, ami ' morning tbe ex-governor s son brought will probably be government physician!' F«»r tbe convenience of those who his mother aud retinue of servants to to order all of their papers at one ' as Dr. Toy is, and also attend to thq wish DrTAValker fur treatment. She looked talf subscribers to the Banner patients at th^ jail aud also to the ein- time, ' very bjidly, but he cau help her. It wu are. paid up to date, can get the ployes of the railroad. This road is not who ' he. who gave the "dolnpa” last week iu completed as yet, but the work is being B|nnf.r and any one of the following honor of bis small son. ,, done now, so tho we communicate with 1for one year in advance aa follows:' Monday Kru Chaug began his work Bangkok by Water at first, a good rail- i Banner aud Detroit Daily Free as our Siamese teacher. ■ We like him Press................................................ &3 05* road will soon lie iu operation. 1 think better than Khun Chit It was a great 1 have not spoken of the way in which Banner and Detroit Daily Jour-.'"> pleasure to me Sunday to be able to 3 06* many of the natives protect tbemselvee*. uai.......................... follow' the songs at service in the from the rain. Many carry as nice urn- Banner aud Grand Rapids HerSiamese. It fc so hard to think of you aid........ ..................... 3 05* brellaa and parasols as wfe do, perhaps all iu tbe cold weather now. Coat Ores, better, others carry Chinese umbrellas, Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly . houses closed. We do hone it won’t but just lately I saw some with large Journal............ ................................ 175 lie a veiy severe winter. It Is real palm leaves held over their heads aud Banner and Detroit Free. Press warm here usually from 10 to 2 or 3 Farm fend Li «e Steck J ourua!.. 1 35 shoulders. Today ope man had one p. m. Yesterday we had a very heavy banana.leaf and another had three or Banner and Michigan Farmer... 1 75 rain, and when we awoke this morning Banner aud Chicago Weekly In­ four fastened together. Nearly all ex­ we- found many of our books covered cept the better class go barefooted, so 1I ter Ocean...................’.................... I 75 with mould. Most of our books aie in do not mind the rala. We have read ( Bttouer and New York Tribune Dr. Swartz’s glass bookcase. Mr. three pages of Siamese for-toue and , Fanner...................................... 1 30 Eckels has two cases. They are freer pronunciation, not traiiBlation. Kru *To tho#® living .on Rural Routes from'mould iu such a case. Have not Chang says. “Yoa do well.” “Chang" is j onl-vseen any centipedes as yet, but many his real and only name. “Kru" is' These special rates are offered aa an spiders are arouua which measure three Siamese for teacher." He told us thia «M-comodation to Bannkr patrons and inches across. Just now we have two morning that usually just one name Is for • Un«-- Ge< T°“r •UPP,T of traps, set for a mongo«)&e. It ate ten given. His child's name is Soo’at and w’nler « reading now. If there in any bananas off a bunch Mrs. Eckels sent means “Jovely.” I PaP®r or m,Mrtrine not on the above me a''few days ago. Tien, a SimoCapt. Madsen teemed to enjoy him-' ,,’l°n"bich “J® you money Chinese carpenter, brot a large one to J 1 we will try and do so. Remember the self last night. He Is a Dane; has been BANNER is never sold for less than Mrs. Eckels this morning. I did not in South America .and Africa and $1.00 wheather In combination or know before that they were good to knows Japan, China and Siam quite alone. Al! special prices are made on eat. We were at their home for diuuer well He was in Port Arthur In 1902, the other papers in the combination. yesterday, and it was so good. Chicken and of course understands conditions and macaroni cooked together was the . Continued on page 8 chief dish, but we bad rice, Pennsylva­ A cup of coarsely chopped hickory nia beans, new biscuit, jelly and cottage mits or English walnuts added to ai pudding and sauce, tea and dates from pint of whipped cream, sweetened andj. Arabia. The dates were very good, |»uret! over a dor.cn lady flagers, make* but not quite so meaty as those we a toothsome and acceptable dessert usually get at home. They coat about 5 cents, gold, for 1J£ pounds. ’ Is responsible for most, of “I had a running, itching sore on my leg. buffered tortures. Doan’s Oint­ The mother of the twins has tiegun tbe diseases and ailments of ment took away the burning and itch­ bathing them, so I have that4ime for ing instantly, and quickly effected per­ It se­ manent cure?’ C. W. Lenhart, Bowl­ sewing, writing or studying or napping the human system. if I wish. On these cooler days I do not riously affects every organ ing Green, O. feel like sleeping, but on a day like this and function, causes catarrh, an hour after dinner spent in sleeping Here Is a good way of treating so or even reeling is very benefldal. Dr. called Ivory to see If It Is really ivory Hayes, in government employ at Bang, or only celluloid. Celluloid compounds can be detected by rubbing briskly kok, says he owes his good health to his and worse against .a woolen material, such as a hour's nap in tbe afternoon. Ho takes coat sleeve, until slightly warm. Un­ down the telephone receiver, has no der these conditions they give off a dis­ callers admitted and reeta. We are tinct smell of camphor. ' trying to tako-good care of ourselves. which purifies and enriches I prepare something In the kitchen tbe Hood as nothing else cos The many friends of G. H. Hausen, every day myself and eujoy the exercise Engineer L. E.4 W. R, R-, at prewnt living in Lima, O. will lx> pleased to it gives me. Hake to be careful of too know of bis recovery from threatened much heat tho. A tropical sun is some­ kidney diseases. He writes: “I was what hotter than you feel at home. cured by using Foley’s Kidney Cure, Our stove is a little jewel, steel range. which I recommend to all, especially ItilM T» Un Mum hgtt trainmen who are usually similarly Mr. Eckels uys the iron stoves or iron afflicted. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, tbe castings do not last well here because druggist. pur Clubbing Rates, j Bad Blood Hood’s Sarsaparilla �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY 1* SPORTING WORLD »9°5-. j^AY and «itn«dotu l!$,"«yw2l. The Banner’s Soon Sum Battling Netoon. tbe featherweight fighter who conquered Young Corbett and recently met Jimmy Britt, makes bls home at Hegcwlscb. Ill. Nfllaon’a correct name is Oscar Battling Mat­ thew Nehon^to Battling is not k mere complimentary title indicating fighting A11 hl, servants are Chlueee; he say* whenever . .happens .to leave ____ OrADDlI he money around, some one of them picks it up aud keeps it until he returns, and be knows he has .never had an att stolen by them. He was our flrat guest and 1 have in­ nousers to match. If he was not ability. .j vited tte Eckels family for dinner next k godllng he was st least a most at­ The Dane was first brought to tbe at­ tractive mortal. tention of the fighting fraternity by Wednesday, my birthday. Following was our menu for last night: Chicken Daringly she stood and gazed at him. tingling with the feg'r that he might soup, with macaroni, wafers, stewed awaken, yet too Interested to turn chicken, riced potato®*, corn, picklea, away. The blue of her eyes was match­ new biscuit and butter, choco ate jelly, ed by.the color of tte linen gown aha cream,. Hastings fruit cake (keeping wore. Around her seek a | dandelion By . splendidly except for quantity) Chlneee chain dangled like a gable of rich gold. cakea or nuggets our cook made, and CORDON KEITH With b sudden mot ement she lifted tea. Mr. Eckels is writing on their the intten breaking off a part of It and veranda and 1 am sitting on ours, but I fastening, It Into a wreath. Again she How «O Oeww • Bowk. Trenham. arrived at Cantido at 130. hesitated. Then, with her underllp find It rather too oool with Just a If bteka were rightly treated when At 2 Norton’s silent, efficient serving held .between ter teeth tn a way that kimona on os a waist. There Is u great they are newly bound there would be man was formally Introducing him to showed two very tniny. dimples. *he deal of moisture. In the air aa is con­ lew likelihood erf their back® being the Hutch—his for a month—a squat, took a letter from her dress, hurriedly clusively shown by a sweet potato we broken afterward by rough handling. oriental looking building standing in extracted a tiny pencil from the envel­ have. While In Japan we bot *evere! The cover* shouifi be opened one at a ope. scrawled aome.tqing on an unused the tempered shade of tbe pines and little silk flags by 4 inches, and when time and laid a* far bavk aa the table sheet and tore It off. ) larches and containing all those touche* Almost holding her breath, she tiptoed settling the Doctor arranged them in a upon which the book 1* renting; then of home comfort usually ascribed to nearer. He was’sleeping very heavHy. graduuliv all tout lea vra. a few at the circle in a sweet potato. They make a back and a few at the front of the feminine hand*. but found in the mod­ The scrap.of paper she bad twisted In pretty chandelier, but instead of giving book, ahould te Wd upon the covera. ern bachelor qoartera. to tte .wreath. At lakt she atood with­ light the potato Is sprouting, the long­ The book Will then be Ih condition for At 230, his tweed suit changed for a in an arm’* length of his tend. She est sprout being 3^ incbee. I hope it ordinary wear, a ad the covera will not more Informal costume, be emerged listened excitedly, b|it the lohg, even will make a pretty vine and ran upon break a way if not abused. When called . ■ from the jpw. broad doorway, stirred breath* reassured her. ■ the cord to tte ceiling. Rain, raln.raio! suddenly away fwiri a book which you Slowly she tent over; lower and low­ Jjy n pagan desire to get closer still to er the wreath descvojled Until It rested Saturday a. m.—Have Just duisbed are reading do not lay it face down on nature, out into the dim, clolsterul wiping mould off several leather cov­ a table or Jhrow' a handkerchief be­ places of tbe woods, where be might on the crisp dark hah-. With the brac­ float deliciously upon a sea of silence, ed sir of a person who feels that he Is ered books. Her. Eckels aays we may tween Its leaves, but have a book mark­ whose calm was unbroken save by th* Ukriy to be abut at any moment she ■ :. have a week or ten days of Just aueb er bandy. BATTLD.U NELSON. ripple of a bin! note or the snapping ot straightened up and waited, but he did not' move. Then, with a last admiring Jack Powell, pitcher of the New York dampness and coolness. The Doctor's a twig. Look out for (Roughs, Colds, Croup ginned, for he IooK»41 like »» veritable America ns. Who makes hl* home In BL umbrella has rusted baAly and bioken, ••1 say, this Is great I" burst from and Whooping Cough. They are his lips luxuriously as he drew lu long flower crowned god now. she fled back Louis and wtm was less titan two ycare so yesterday he purchased a large Chi ago manager and matchmaker for Nel­ neect umbrella for general use. It is dangerous at this, season of the year. whiffs of the suave air with -its warm, along the path nnd in a moment bad disappeared 'In the woods. They lead to pneumonia or consump­ son. made of bainboo, having do steel ex elusive scent of sweet growing things. N’elM®- was originally an Ironworker. cept 'springs of which there are two at tion. You can pjrfvent or cure all such Trenham woke from a slumber so “This is life. Thl* Is what man was HH family wanted him to continue at d<t ‘ p that his very hleniity was lost^ dpmplainta with Bee ’ * laxative Honey meant for." the top. The top Ip made uf oiled paper A A» bo craned speaking lie lifted hi* Long, lazy shadows darkened the bis trade, bat the lad! wa* certain that but it keeps these downpours uff from "and Tar—an Improvement over all he could make muefi more money in face to tile soft breeze that caressed swan! about him. Who—what—where a person fur better than clolh or silk. cough, lung and | bronlchial remedies, bls’cbeek like a spirit band and .thought j • Something pressed upon ills forehead. the ring. ■ Scarcely 30 minutes between heavy aud the best Cough Syrup. S4ld by unflattering things of civilization. What nnd Instinctively bls fraud went up; bls showers. Nude children are plajipg in Fred L. Heath, tte druggist. fingers groping eageriy for some mean ­ after ail did this boasted condition, Sportsmen who are tired of skating a big puddle near here. Dr. Walker mean? What but crowded cities with ing. in the *oft. ,datap mass tlmt met enn turn thdir attention to a newly In ­ their touch. Then they dosed upon the had a patient this week who tusked him . stone where turf should be, the roar ot ' trains, shrieking of whistles, whizzing object and brought i( around where his vented devliv—a sled runner attach­ to cut off his nose as he had a tumor, a cool oven, then roll and sift it through ment for bicycles -designed so’ as to of :antws» clattering of hoofs and tbe eyas could help. on it. He has some terrible cases to s flue Put • Pint <rram in tbe He stared at It'In. silence for a uio traiwform an’’ordinary- bicycle into one grii-d. grind, grind of office life. As he that am tw ran on ice dr snow. It deal with, bnt many are doing nicely. farina .kettle on the fire; add half a • thought ot it now, looking as he was meiit. Many patients today. On the west side pound of MiTtir mid stir until dissolved; rean be nt ’ sebed to Miy of the blcyeie •T.’rowned. straight into nature's smiling, iuscruta(UfUgul ni.iv.uaiiurs um, by Jove:’’ was his dazed of tbe city tasvards the mountains, tbe add the remain I n| cream and Set away ble/uce, it all seemed supremely ridic- exclamiitiou when he at last found frame* Id eOuunun use uud is adjust­ ulqus. Fauns and satyrs, hamadryads , speech. Tbe scrap of-paper cuught hi* able to any »lzg tnaeb|ne. The forward people are Just harvesting rice, so plant tn root When cnld. freeze, when fro­ wheel and tire are displaced by a run ­ Jug and harvesting go on at the same zen, beat In the brow:: bread. Set away 1 eye. and he detached IL smoothed It and naiads had been wiser. At the end of on hour's walk be out and .looked at It '’with nbaorbed cu­ ner similar io a Hl»ral runner, while the time, only a mile apart. Oue enter rear portion; sbio. has a. double runner. found that the*peth ended abruptly at riosity. j prising man has harnessed bls Siamese “I aaluto theA. jrreuk Pan.” wn* scrib­ Fustomti toi tbe ba> k wheel Is a tire a grassy knoll. For a fewwuoiuentft ...d delivers I’ineule* is tte name of a new dis pony to his Jinrikisha and Trenham gazed with un appreciation bled- thereon In a girlish band. And'nt having sfMirixl spur* st suitable inter­ Ou the back ! ©o’er/ P»t 'up «n i »V- fA «*!?“ goods in that way now. C.. too deep for wurds. Then, with a algb the .words a light dawned upon him. vals to engage the «ui»w or Ice, tbe tire - cure for all Kidney, Blood and Bladder is printed in Siamese: “If you wish to VUUM> of bmtentment. he sank down upon the Who was rthe, and Whftt was she like' being jnflatnble as In the ordinary bl disease*, and every form of Rheumaknow m, prlre, uk n>,. I ’ ll L B«ik»ete-“iui“d ::czJ thlhk grass and stretched himself out, Hor strange thnt she. too. shtuld have cycle. The ‘run* are alternately acute pains permanently. If you (• । Kidney ”' ‘ bite bend resting in the hollow of bl* l»een thrilled with the snrrte- weird aud I'littise in form, or each .alternate to tell you." spur iMjlhg retatlyely sharp and. dull. Nov. 22, 1WM This morning early need such a remedy let u* show you the clasped bunds, his eyes narrowed to sense of the nearnras of pagan gods'. slits like gatekeeper# who would say The dandelions ,w<jre curling Up like The slAjiMT spurs trill jwnetrute the one of the 1 kictor’s patients brut four wonderful Pineulwt. Sold by Fred L Heath, tbe druggist I tlrid children, but ’ Trenhnin dirrieA snow n(td Ice'Mfiore readily and insure to'the beauties ulxiut them. "One at a packages of “mau’’ or' the green rice time, please." I the wreath home an caref.nlly ns If- It the requisijr grip, .while the duller kernels pressed, it looks very much 4nd presently (he slits iwcai^e nar­ had l»een of the flowers of Eden, and spur* will prevent slipping. With a like rolled oats. When parched it Paper, xllesia or cnlico b<»ob soils or rower ami narrower. , he smoked many pipes ^hnt night In bicy<’le tbns equipped]a-rider can travel •{spring." be murmured musingly, "Is the soft gluotn of Nonon’s roomy porch, over well beaten snow covered roadr tastes like popcorn. Mrs. Eckels sent wear* out. Table oilcloth or enamel over a little dish of It with fresh grated doth, nsit Is often called. wear* well, just bursting Into young summerhood." wondering how and, when and where with great spedd andiease and without Tlien bis Ups twitched slightly, and he they would meet and whether her eyes Jarring or concussion’, arising from any rocoanut on IL It Is really delicious, docs not show the dirt, and whenever snlled can t>e cleansed wlt|i ■ wet tried again. ; were blue <»r gray nuk! whether she whs Irregularities to the surface traveled and we shall use some of it for break­ •tTh*t apple tree looks like some tall or short, dark or fair, his lady of. fast food like Korn Krisp. etc. He cloth or sponge. com hi j. <>nt as good aa swieet. sedate Quaker lady." new. This serviceable cloth’dome* not dreams. brot it done up in large leaves and Ormnad kwlo Races Open to All. only in white, but In many pretty pat­ He stretched his eyes open wide, ns AHerwanl he, plumed himself upon cone-sbapsd. ~To prevent its spilling Considerable criticism having arisen terns tn bln*, brown, green, etc. if »to Hing off some Irresistible infill- having recognized her Instantly, thopgh regarding tte’piqn jrf closing of all: he put a thorn thro the overlapping enie. If the truth wore knawn It required no If Baby to Cutting Teeth. ‘(Good Lord, am I a poet after all?” great perspicuity. A<ka<l to dinner by events at the brwond-Dayton auto edge of leaf, and altogether it made a Be sure and use UuU oW sod well tried rea be* demaml<*d comically of the shad­ the Stantons— the hearrat neighbors, race m<*t in Florida and making entry splendid receptacle. Yesterday passed without a drop of, •dy, Mrs. Winslow s Bootbtng Brrup, for c»-Uowy- self that always attends us. but though three miles away—he had ac­ by Invitation alone possible. It is now ireu teething. XI soothes the cb'M. softocs tbe never »o palpably a* in aolltudes. And cepted bn the ebnnee of getting some believed tlmt thin restriction will te rain, and it was an ideal day. Today runts, allay* »» pali. cure* wind voile sod Is tbe removed nnd that all events from 1 is beautiful, but quite a bit warmer. Sett remedy for dterrtxra. Twenty-own tn * then he smiled and lay staring up iuto clew to the young Indy. «ttle. th« great nreb of the blue above him. ! And he did. At tte sight of him the to 100 mllrx at Ormond will be thrown' Mm. Eckels aud 1 have both taken ad­ MauZsn is tte Pile Remedy that Again the sllta grew narrow, almost only other guest, a young woman with open to tbe world. reaches the spot and atopa all pile pain , vantage of the sunshine to gat rid of Imperceptible. A line from a i>oem the bluest of eyes, gave r startled but Tbe question baa arisen regarding the mouldy odors in bedding, clothing, etc. inatantly. If you *uffer with Blind, (earned In youth trailed across hla pleased look that flashed Into ter eyes value of * championship title won In a Bleeding. Itching or Protruding PUea ; Sunday afternoon we took a long and trant to cure it i* only nrteasary to mind. "Great Pan la dead.” and out again so quickly that be would close rare. and tills has caused a lot From Indications In tbe New walk to the “kloDg” and to the Pres n*e ManZan, tte Great Pile Care. Sold •fit's Jt lie,” be murmured drowsily. •earce have te>en sure save for the of talk ITIuce by, Fred L Heath, tte druggiii “Great Pan la not dead. Great Pan’’— slight flush that backed up his theory. York automobile district recently, when byterian Mission cemetery. The murtniir ended In n knowing Later on it transpired thtjt she was the President Harlan W. Whipple, Secre­ Damrong gave the ground to the Mistary C. 9. Gillette. iC. G. Burgoyne. anjlle, the smile of one who ba* learned one girl In the neighborhood, nnd ma■ hIou. Mre.Swartz is tbe only one buried fotf a certainty what fools most monala trona, Trenham shrewdly argued, would president of the Florida East Coast Au­; there. Then we went back of our Velvet must be carefully bandied. bej and that In turji faded Into gravity. scarcely be up to such prank* or even tomobile association. and n number of , house thru a Siamese village io the In­ the more prominent rempetiton were Trenham slept. It looking fresh and smooth. When a thinking of tbe great god Tan. , undated rice Held®. Some have just velvet gown creases. a I tout the only For the rest there are people who are seen together. It seems highly probable ‘tit’s a regular sleeping beauty of a still scnndMllzed when they remember that the question of possessing an In­. been plowed: here and there was a way to restore It |a to hold the Injured plrt<’c—bn* a breathless, charmed air. the queerness of the Trenhair^Duke vitation to race at Orinonfi will not be> buffalo, sometimes with a rider, some ' part, back to tbe water, over a basin of a*.if it were under n spell. 1 believe wedding. It took place In sylvan style raised nt all and that any driver of' times not. Large white cranes in flocks hot water. A velvet ribbon held firmly there are fairies or godlings to be dis­ s year later on the knoll overlooking any car will te able to drive that car In। flew over the fields and settled in some by one person and Ironed.on the wrong covered.” good feeding spoL For miles we could side by another person may be re­ tbe river, and the bride wore—can yon any event at Ormond. So had N’at lea Duke written to a believe it?—a wreath of dandelion*. look out over the beautiful green iand- stored to Its former freshness. Tbe friend soon after coming to Cantico Hints nn Pnttiaa. , scape, dotted with a solitary cocoanut flatiron should not be too hot. Two or for the summer. There were Jew Jack White, open golf champion of three trials may be necessarv to effect or betelnut tree or birds or buffalo. bonnes In the region —a half dozen a cure. During tbe famous Fenian raids in Great Britain, has Just published n within twenty miles—and her first im­ tbe seventies of the lust century Colo­ booklet entitled “The Art of Putting."■ While passing a native house tbe Doctor pression of the country wa* only deep­ nel Albert Clarice erf Bosjon went to He says among other things: "In prac­. called my attention to a roj»e fastened Deafness Cannot be Cured ened by her long, solitary strolls. She tbe Fenian camp near the Canadian ticing putting I do not consider the• loosely near the bottom, of the side bad a mystical feeling that there was border. The camp;of tbe Canadian large number of puts any one msy holo• This is to keep out the spirits. Many b’local *4>|>hciU1oD. nit they cannot reach th* diwaied potilon of tbe ear. ITu-re I* csity not something to be discovered—some se­ troops was but a short-distance away. as a test of improvement. To learn• wear a cord somewhere on the body for jny to cure deafness, and that l* by cctntltv crat that she was forever ou tbe verge ' One day Clarke, ujearing'a light col­ how to strike the ball properly should1 the same purpose. ttooal •oi'dlttoa af the mucous lining of the Ku Htachlan Tube. When thl-< tube L« Interned n”? be the one alm. In playing nt ft bole of.' ‘ ‘ My birthday passed very pleasantly. have a nnnl.llnw ored stovepipe hat. was strolling along ... 7< * Godling, gnome-or fairy, she fancied, through the fields it mile or so from always pick out the moat difficult an­ cuuLri, rilt-JOH-tl. iimTnfMMa !■ ’ It was a lovely day and such a beautiful ---Tt-fftili,and unites tbe innammioo can betake* might rise in her -path at any —_ - moment I camp. Suddenly the report of a rifle gles. Do not try to do anything to tbe ( moonlight ^veiling. Tte Eckels were out and this tube restore to lu norwzl coculv without causing her any surprise, and j rang out nnd hi* hnt fell to the ground. ball, bnt learn to mnke the putter best! tlon. beartns win t» dlstropx) forever nine tu t[e.n m '■'U17'd ’'V’^terrn. which it ao.lt was without dismay that she | ciarke picked It up and Jammed It do all the work—that Is to say; tbe, here for dinner, and for a surprise gave lufl»med condition of tee mustopped short nt the edge of the wood more tightly ^ver hl* head. An- putter head must come Into tbe ball inl me a nice mat fur the teapot to stand one day upon finding her favorite spot oth„ report Rounded in the opposite dl- advance of tbe wrist*." on, a bottle of nice perfume and two —Wc 7.1* F1”1 <>ne Hundred Dollars lor ant aiready occupied. rectlon. and Cfafcritben realized that . nice bath towels. Made banana cake For the fraction of a second she half | fai, bat was the cause of tbe firing. He for tbe occasion and -it was very good befeved. Then ate wholly disbelieved. 8mrted to run wind the bullats began to With fife hope of developing a good[ for a first one made ail alone. ThanksTake ftan-sY amUy PiU* tor couttipottonr No godllngs would Appear In tan ox- fly thicker and faatrr. When, after a punter Coach Warner of the Cotnell t giving Day we had invitations to their fords. Sandals were the utmost one ’ bard run. he reached a piece of wood* football train has .offered a medal and could concede: Still, as a mortal the that Afforded shelter be looked at his prize for the lonifest punt made In a( home and it was a *plendld dinner. H.w t* Btenek shell CWtaau sleeping youth before her w*s worth . new tile, and to bis dismay it was a punting contest to be held soon amongr Tne warmest Thanksgiving Day 1 have With a sharp pointed knife aUt each consideration. A glance told her that, tntal wreck. There were nil of twenty tbe football (ram*. ever seen. The pink lily hedge was all shell screes one side, Cook one minute and she cautiously drew a step nearer. ! bullet bole* in It. bu| not one struck It* Coach Courtney of tbe Cornell crews1 In bloom for the occasion. How many in boiling water, drain and let dry. He lay so that thp spreading branch j owner. has Issued an order that none of the• times we spoke of home and of you al!! Add a teaxpoonful of butter for each of a tree nhaded tdr face, his aoft linen | The sharpshooters of both the oppos crew men shall’piny basket ball. A1 Tomorrow at morning service Rev. pint of nut* and stir and shake over hat tossed on the grass bteide him. than , fog forces had been amusing them- year ago Brandow. the crack freshman 1 Eckels is going to announce that we ■the Are or in the oven three or four re^eallng the thick dark hair that look ' selves at the expense of tbe editor’s oarsman, bruised his knee and con­ ’ give a cordial invitation to ail church minutes; then romove-tbe shell; and ed: ft» if it might have curled had not 1 beadgear.—St. Ix>uls Republic. tracted blood poisoning while playing akin together Keep tte nuts covered it* owner sternly refused to bear of ‘ basket ball and was rendered perma­• members and their children to enjoy a with a cloth in tbe meantime, a* Yhcy such u thing. Hl* features' reminded social evening at our house. Tbe boys, nently lame. shell tnore easily when hot * her strangely of certain marbles she coolie and table boy, have been clean­ Sand is uot a substitute for grave! in had seen, they were so massive, yet so the poultry yard. The hens usually ing house for us today. No carpets, no Tbe health and fragrance and O. M. Kents of Walnut Grove farm. finished, and with uamifi. uuu wiui glrliah attention to tick up tlji sharpest and moat irregu• matting, and cleaning is quite easy. strength of the great pine Jorrats are drras she bestowed an approving | Horton, Kan., recently sold to Henry The ants with wings fly about the lights ocmlenMd In Plwok. Mw <lh«oT.ry gkince on bl* white negligee shirt. tbe Johnson of Chickasha. I. T., the two; at night together with grasshoppers, pot up In a new way. A cun, for all yenr-old chestnut soft Massodaw, by crickets, etc., but the little black ante “ I 00 " 1 ? nd dlwaaw, Masaowa. dam by Jqckduw. run all over. Hot water kills them »nd wry form of ><?* VEGETABLE SICILIAN dead and I use qultTAblt of. It for that P'O’olea rid tne a,»lem G. G. Blank of Allentown. Pa., re­ purpose. There are ciack* in the floor Xe dfn0^ ^dbT Kr’dL ««‘l> cently purchased In tbe bite grass so I can easily do It Mre Echeto says the matting gather* moisture. I like country tbe promising jouug mare Bilk rags and mats best Dr. Walker has Perhaps you like your gray heir; then keep it. Perhaps not; Bell, by Adbell. 223. dam by Ohsrd i two operations today and Is very busy. then remember—Hell’s Heir Ren ever always restores color to Bqy, a son of Wilkes Boy. Both are well. Love to ail nelghbora, gray hair. Stops felling hair, also. . relatives and friends. Mixpah. uuck j GREAT GOD PAN tl ALE3 Hair Renewer BUSINESS CARDS. NAPPEN. KLEIN HANSA KNAPl’EN. Attorney.- K IT Michigan Trust Co. Building, Grand Rapid*. Michigan. mHOMAS 4 PKTORJ|C H'T«'>“«. 1 Attorney. U Law. 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When you need a pill it is always brat to buy tte beat Dade’* I Little Liver Pill* are the beet. Try them. They havoa way of their own. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. If one has crashed a new derby hat so that It cracks and In spite of vigor­ ous rubbing and brushing refuses to re­ sume Its pristine smoothness of sur­ face. try the simple expedient of bold­ ing a lighted match InsMe the bat close to the broken sj»ot. By the time the match has lai If burned out you will And that the hnt has l>ccuine soft If you will then brush It vigorously with a stiff brash for a moment it wlU re­ gain Its former stnoothwm and look aa If nothing had ever marred Its sur face. .ToTnake a good paste for labels mix together with cold water until they form a smooth cream four ounces uf flour »nd an ounce aud a half <rf brown sugar. Then pour In boiling water, stirring all tbe time till the right conalatency la obtained. Add five to six drops of carbolic add. A Life at State. Jj>on.b U know the «pl»odi<l. merit 2Ll?lK,1J<?']',Dd T*' J°u wou'<! wer be without iu A doee or two 1 __Prev<',lt attack of poenmonia or Il“ay«ave your life. w. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist. CASTOR IA For hifiuit, and Ciuldren. Hi Kind Ym Hin Alnp Bough) Hcutureot �HASTINGS BANNER, FFBBUARY 1.1905. RUTLAND CENTER. BALTIMORE CENTER, Mr. Erwin, who is working In the Interest of the Gleaners, is stopping at •John BeJaon’s. i NORTHEAST Mrs. Jennie Marsh,of Marshall, spent I _ Preaching at the church Sunday evePrayer meeting at John Fisher's S laat week wmaIt with har a nart part nf of. last her rtaranta parents,I1 ning. Floy Erway spent Saturday and Bun­ day with friends near Morgan. Mrs. Warren Foreman entertained the L. A. S. last Friday for dinner. Lewis Wood and wife. Wednesday evening. Miss Rena Holbrook of Hastings, la assisting Mrs. Philip Schneider with her household duties. Mrs. Will Fisher will entertain the Dime society to day. Wm. Havens aud family spent Sun day the guests of L. McCarty land family of Podunk. Evi Wood has purchased a horse of. never came back. Mr. Chas. Bristol. Mrs. Young la visiting her son at Fred Gregg has moved from the old Marcello, Illinois. Freeman farm onto Ed.Mowrey'-s farm. Mr..Frank Kinnie is getting out tim­ " Mr. Chaa Gillespie, wife and daught­ bers for building a>barn. L. J. Burghduf and wife have moved by themselves io Mrs. B's. house. er spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. 0*8. parents near Hickory Corners. Mrs. Fields Havens'. Prayer meeting at the Dowling church Wednesday evenings. A cor­ dial invitation to all. Mrs. Wm. Otis returned from Ltiuslag last week. 4s visiting at . Wm. ASSYRIA.. COATS GROVE. F. M. Barry of Ypsilanti, was. the guest of Chas. Servens last week. The- Ladies Aid society at Charles Fuller's last Thuraday was well attend­ Blanche Tompkins of Galesburg, vis­ ed. Some from the State Road were ited relatives here this week and last there. Proceeds about 86. The Farmers’ Club held at the home There were sixteen of the young of Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Moore, was friends of Miss ftlla Sprague gathered well attended and a good time had at her home Tuesday evening enjoying by all. themselves । till a late hnur playing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moon, of Pennfield, visited Mr. and Mrs. Gus Treat, Sunday. Mr. Bert Kinnie and family attended the K. O. T. M. installation of officers at St. Hose's Hall Friday evening. Mr. Sheldon was on our streets on a business trip Wednesday. James Murray's horses are suffering with distemper. '“Mr. Clark, of Bloomingdale, visited Rev. C. F. Brown. D. C. Stiles is suffering with lum­ bago. carom and pedro. HOPE CENTER. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Miss Elsie Kuntz, of Nkshvlile, wm the guest of Miss Lettie Fowler, oveir Sunday. J. Bush and wife were callers at Gid Wilkinson’s Sunday evening. Mre. Maud Zerbel, of Shultz, is spend­ The Ladles’ Aid Society at Mr.Weektf ing a few days with her mother Mrs. was very well attended, there being Uf J. McQuarrie, of this place. G. Wilkinson made'’* business trip to prestent. Proceeds 810. Hastings Monday. Dan Wolf, living south of Maple Grove Center, marketed 32 chickens last Saturdev, which netted him 838.15. SHULTZ. Mr. aud Mrs. Ora Darling, of NasonThe Ladies' Aid, of Barryvilie, will ville, 1. R. arrived here last week. They be entertained by Mrs. C. H. Charlton, expect to spend the remaiuder of th* Feb. 9: winter-with relatives and friends' J11' There will be a-carpet-rag social at this state. Mr. Sam Marshall's, Friday, Feb. 10, Mre. Maude Zerbel aud little daugh­ for the benefit of the Branch school. The ladles are to bring a ball of carpet ter are spending this week with her rags with their names concealed in parents at Wall Lake. Mre. L^zie Shultz was in Grand Rap­ ids over Sunday. Loren Tbomas, of Tustin, Mich, is visiting his brother George aud other relatives in this and adjoining vicini­ tumbling over themselves to get into tbe telephone company after tbe other u fellow got it started. Frank Whitworth has sold his meat market at Battle Creek. Frank says you can't db business by proxy. Doctor Dockery, of this place, is at Hasting* thiff week in the interest of the Equitable Insurance Co., of New York, which he represents. A. M. Edmunds delivered two fine steers to R. Binder at 4 cents per lb. last week. Good stuff always brings good returns. One weighing over 1400 pounds. We are informed that Fred J. Tooze, formerly of this place, dow superin­ tendent of schools at the city of Mon­ roe, who has been Ko low with pneu­ monia, is convalescing, and hopes are entertained for his recovery. Those frbm here who attended the Saturday, the 21st, about noon. J. E. surprise patty at Mr.Greenfield’s, given in honor of his daughter Grace's 18th ties. Chandler had the pleasure of sending birthday, met with a surprise them­ Miss Linnte Kenyon ie working at S. the first message over the'wires of the Banfleld Cooperative Mutual Tele-, selves. As they were in front of John Howe's in South East. Rutland. Offley's residence, the driver as well Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith and sou phone Cor ’The linesman. M^. Stillman, as the rest having a good time and Clarence visited at Al. McIntire's, of says a better system could not be built. not giving his team his attention, Baltimore, Sunday.' A reception was given at tbe resL so the team left the road and tried to Tiie people around Shultz entertain­ dence of Cha*. Shumaker, Friday even­ walk in the ditch. The consequences ing, Jan. 27. in honor of Mr. and Mr*. ed five hoboes over Sunday, three of wete that the box upset and left tbe them occupying the school house Mrs. Chauncey Shumaker, of Grand gay sleigh load of 17 under the box In About twenty guests were Saturday night and were probably glad Rapids. tbe ditch. The driver, C. H. Charlton, the boys' had brought in an extra present aud a dainty repast was served. took a lively skate of about 10 rods Mr. Stillman, lineman' for the tel* amount of wood fur them. down the side of tbe road with his Mrs. Lucy Bugbee still continues to phone company, returned to his home frightened team. He soon came back, at Ceresco, Saturday night, He will gathered up the fragment* of the load be seriously 111. Her sou of Plainville return, however, and do work on the and wert on to Mr. Greenfield’s. No visited her last week. other projected lines. Mr. Stillman Walter Montgomery and family, of damage 'was done, however, only a few has made many friends while here. Pudunk, were guests at Pearl Tuttle’s receiving slight bruises. . The scarlet fever has abated at last Sunday. A large number o\ men with their and so has the school. On account uf the disinfectant iu the school house teams are kept busy hauling lumber Mr. and Mre. Henry Whitcomb were there was no school last week. Doc. from the saw mill in west Hope to at Battle Creek last Saturday. killed the germs, bouse and scholars. Shultz statiuu.______________ There will be a pedro party next Sat­ Mr. A. A. Burch, of Battle Creek, ad­ urday night at the home of Mr. and dressed tbe people upon the subject of Mre. John Mason. Mr. Mullikin, of Hastings, visited at 1tbe advantages of the independent 1 systems. A large number of Several attended the party at C. R 8. R. Chambers* Friday, returning home telephone citizens were prevent and the line’s sub­ Palmer’s last Wednesday,and all report' that day. MAPLE GROVE. IRVING. < was increased 18, making a Mr. Warner and wife entertained a scription 1 total of 26 in all. The L. ,A. S. will meet with Mrs. lady from Dowling Thursday and Fri ' Ph in Winans, Friday, Feb. 10. A cor­ day of last week. dial invitation Is extended to all. Grace Hills, of Irving, held s social at a good time. •A progressive pedro party was held a; the home of Ray Lapham and wife, Friday night. her home Friday evening for the benefit of the school,proceeds to help get a libra ry. Tbe attendnance was good. Boy Lapham is attending business college at Battle Creek. John Mulliken, of Parawelee. was on our streets Friday trying to buy a horse One of bls having the misfortune to break its leg. Mrs. Kidd will entertain the Irving Aid Friday for dinner. « NORTHEAST BARRY. Mre. Clara Clark will entertain the . next meeting of the L. A. S., Feb. nth e for dinner. All are invited. Bertie Litts is Improving so fast that it is thought he can be brought home Hoon. „ Mrs: Rose* Johnson visited friends near Hastings Monday and Tuesday. 1 Mre. Chas. Kahler Is expecting her sister and husband this week from Bbode Island. Mrs. E. Fifer is confined to her bed. James.Underhill is improving slowly. born, to George Lelnaar and wife/ Jan. 28, a daughter. Stop IL A neglected cough or cold may lead to serious bronchial or lung troubles. Dod’i take chance* when Foley’s Honey and Tar affords perfect security from serious e ffect of a cold. Sold by W. H. Good year,the druggist Foley’s Honey *na Tar' tor cAildrea.sate.sure. No opiates. MERE’S WHAT’S WANTED A Citizen of Hastings Supplies the In formation. OF SCRANTON, PA. , Are Doing for Technical Education There ere many people Ihrooybout tbe country "ho know bi a general way work and they approve it, but they do not know the exact nature of that work. THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT WILL SERVE TO EXPLAIN Couraes to the prospective student and our Corps t Our Work HIGH BANK. The timber. Is being cut off the S. S. Ingerson farm this week by Mr. Daacer'a men from Vermontville. W. H. Eaton and family spent Sub­ day at H. Bechtel’s. Ernest Edmonds ia talking of moyiug to Hastings to live. Andrew Smith and wife of Shultz, spent!Sunday with Al. Mclntrye and family. Tbe IL. A.S. met at hire. David Ickee' last Wednesday, when the following Over half the complaints of mankind officers were elected for the coming originate with the kidneys. year: President, Martha Fancher: vice­ A slight touch of backache at first. Twingee and shooting pains in the president. Amandy HoughtaBn: secre loins follow. They must be checked, tary, Agnes Pursel; treasurer, Edith they lead to graver complications. Bechtel; chorister, Melinda Ickes. Tbe The sufferer seeks relief. Piasters are ^ried, and liniments for next society at -Martha Fancher's in four weeks. the back. So-called Kidney cures which do not cure. “FOUND” Tbe long-looked for result seems un­ Odd Notice In Prominent Southern attainable. If you suffer, do not want relief? Paper of laterest to Hastings . Follow tbe plan adopted by this Has­ Residents tings citizen. A. J. Newton, of Grand rtreet. **y»: "I have One of the best known newspapers had Home rxiwirteuae with Doan'* Kidney Fill*. । tn tbe South Is tbe “Guide’’ of Dunn, N. procured al w. H. Goodyear** drug More and tt haa been exreedlusly sadrtartory, lu tact just aa C. Its publisher, J. P. Pitman, sends —tlif—jnrr aa anything iio«mlbly could be for us the following clipping with request they cured me of a dull aching palu In tbe small of my back that bad annoyed art rar year*. I am to publish: “Found,—by the editor of the Guide, only toaxtad lorecommend Doan'dRidney Pills.', For sale by all dealers price 50 cents a bottle of H-yomei.lhe wonderful treat­ without Foater-Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. 1. sole ment that cures catarrh Agents for tbe United States. Remem­ stomach dosing. We can speak In high ber the name, Doan’s and take no other. eat praise of Its remarkable power to of Instructors for guiding him after be enrolls.. There are tltrce phases ofour work: , 1— We teach unemployed people the theory of the work they w.tnt to engage In. RESULTS: positions easily secured; days of drudgery shortened, and some­ times avoided altogether; quick promotion. 2— We teach employed people to do their work bet­ ter. RESULTS: more responsible positions; better pay. 3— We teach dissatirtiedpeople how to do what » congenial to them. RESULTS: preparation fornewwork before leaving tbe old; rapid progress in the new field. Our work is to gather technical knowledge from all quarters of the industrial world; arrange it into special courses for special classes; and jmpart it to all am­ bitious of advancing. TO GATHER THIS KNOWLEDGE and*classify it we maintain our Faculty and intermittently employ the foremen,superintendents, managersand engineering ex!!« industrial establishments. TO DISPENSE IT, we have our Field Organization for explaining, the peculiar advantages of our different Our Plan Banfield. Good sleighing. The Ladiea’ Aid was at Mr. Henry The Rev. Purdy will begin a series of Bowman's last|week. meetings at tbe Coats Grove church Edith Wood, of Battle Creek, is car­ There is lots of la grippe around and beginning February 5th. ing for her sister, Mrs. Wagner. the doctors are very busy. The weather was so cold and roads The Cooper’s scarlet fever patients Seth Pratt died at the homedf his so]bad there weren’t very many at the are improving rapidly at the present son Frank, of South B. Cn Wednesday, L. T. L. Friday night. The next meet­ writing. Jan. 25, of oauoer. Funeral at M. I*, ing will be at the home ef John Mead. The auction of C. J. Shuma&er last church, Saturday, Rev. Benson. of There was a good number at the Friday was a great success, as over 8700 Lacey, officiating. Interment in Ellie birthday pkrty of Miss Mabie Ehret worth of personal property was dis­ cemetery. He leaves to mourn bis loss Saturday night. posed of. two sons and three daughters. Mrs. Mamie Carr, of Battle Creek, Mr, Reed of Jackson county, visited made her people a short visit last at Garrison Moore’s last week. He also Mrs. Joe Wprtman is very low week. spoke at the Farmers’ Club. this writing. A message over the 'phone Saturday Ray Puffer and Mr.Foreman of PenuThe Delton telephone line is now in night said Mason & Kraft's lumber field, visited .friends here Sunday. operation. yard at Battle Creek was on fire. The Miss Nettle Wilkinson is spending a second one in a year. few days at Gid Wilkinson's. All the old “cranks and growlers" are them and a box supper. The men are to buy the nittnes but not the carpet rags. WHAT THE International Correspondence Schools A large load from this way enjoyed A sleigh load from our street attend­ the mite society at Mrs. Charlee Fuller's, ed meeting at the EastBaltimore brick of Coat* Grove, last Thuraday. But the church Thuraday evening. Hastings gentleman that wanted dinner Mra.Rork, of the city, is spending tbe winter at John Belson’s. 9 HASTINGS. •?U*\PIan M** flowing distinctive features: 1—We furnish all necessary preparatory instrection. e We provide drawing instruments and experimental apparatus with each course requiring them. 3—We explain facts, principles and processes so clearly that the student quickly comprehends an<f remembers them. CrtlttMturfufllii.iteUca! UnwuM , 4—We illustrate our instruction with all views, plans, sec­ ■<**«■ i« <H»a atwwiMr* la thl* ■wwnl. tions and elevations that will contribute to its clearness. International Correapondenoo Schools. We jgive concise rules aad practical examples showing GnUeatoD^Piaaae explain how I can qualify their application. . . for position at left of which I have markodX. 6—We grade our instruction so that at no stage of his pro-Mechanical Enffioeer Municipal Engineer gress is the student confronted with insurmountable difficulties. Machine Deaiffner Bridge Engineer 1 Mechanical Draftsman RailroadEngineer ' , 7—We criticiie and correct our rtudem's written recita­ Foreman Machinlat Surveyor tions, and send him special advice regarding his course when­ Foreman Toolmaker Minin* Engineer , ever necessary. Foreman Patternmaker Mine Survcror FWvsiSU Blackamith i-oreman Molder Mine Foreman Cotton-Mill Supt.* WooIen-MUl Sup:. Textile Designer 1 Architect . Contractor nnd Builder ' Architectural Draftatxran । sign Painter 1 ••how-Card Writer 1 CbemiM 1 Sheet-Metal Draftaman 1 Oraamental TMaigncr 1 Proaperttve Draftaxnau NSyfiMM Bookkeeper Stenographer Teacher Retail Ad Writer Commercial I^w < Gm Engineer R ef nrer■t ion Bngi neer 1 ruction Engineer Electric Engineer Electric M a chine De»iCner Electrician Electrlc-I.iahting Sept. Electric-Railway SupC. . Telephone Engineer Telegraph Engineer Wireman • Dynamo Tender Motorman ‘ Steam Engineer ‘ Engine Runner Marine Engineer Civil Engineer Hydraulic Engineer LANGVACKS TAUGHT WITH PHONOGRAPH | .... | German | French Occupation . ______ N amo Aiddroas Some Interesting Facts and Figures We employ about 3,200 people. Our mailing department handles alxwt 15,000 pieces of mail every day. We use about MOO worth of portage stamps daily. Last year we issued about sixty-three million'(63,OOQ/vXi) pares of instruction. £ Twelve years ago we had only one course of instruction and enrolled our first student. V\e now have 152 courses and about 600,000 names on our roll Send for Further Particulars I .... | Sr*ani*'i 1 givrnzat'thc bottom of thl* advertirement all and complete information. ASdrcrt ail . . International Correspondence Schools. .......... - • SCRANTON, PENN. : Guy C. Longcor, Ionia, Mich. Lock Box 95 I MMM1 2S^cnnnr ANNUAL TAX SALE SCHEDULE A. 2 J FTATK OF MICHIGAN. / c ounty of Barry. .**• The Qnnilt Court for Che County of Harry In it.mcery. In Ch* matter of the peUCiob of .lame* H. Bradl**. Auditor General of the Stale of Michigan, for and In behylf uf Mid HCala. for tb« «ale of certain land* tot Uun in’C'v'J thereon. On rra<lliiff and f1!iti|> th* petition of the Auditor General uf the State of Michigan. i>ra* lug for a decree lu favor uf the Slateof Mkalga ngalnst each ftaroel of land thecrln <!twcr1t>«*d. for tbe amount* therein Bpeclfted. claimed to be dur tor taxes. Intercut and etiargm oti each such parcel of land, and that such lauds be void for the amount* *0 claimed by the State of Michigan. Ita'tlng*. In thr County of Barry, state of Mkhlgan. <<u the Cth day of Harm. A. D.. IMS, at the ofiralng of tbe « ourt DO that dav. and that all prr*m» IntervatM In meb landi or arty part thrreuf. dating to rotib-at th* Hen i-LUtned thereon by the Btate of Michigan, tor such Taxc*. lntere*t and charge*, ur any part thereof, ahali ap(>car In *ald Court, and tile with the clerk thereof, acting a« rv«Htrr In chAucrry. their objection* thereto, 00 or l>eforr the nr*t day of the term ot thii> Court above nieutkuird, and ttuit In deiault thereof the «ame wlU bo taken a* c«nfea«ed nnd a decree will l*e taken and entered a* prayed for In *ald (M illion. And it 1* further ordered that in pursuance of Mid decrv* the land* «le*<T!l»od In mid |*eilUtxi fur whlen a decree of sale ahali be made, will be uld for the *everal taxoe. interest and charge* thereon a* determlued by nueb decree, uc the fln>t Turaday in May ibari-ufter. t>egliialng at ip o'clock a. ro. ou mid day. or on the day or days *ub*equeut thereto aa may tie necraaary to complete the sale of *a;d land* and of each aud every parcel tlrereof. at the offke of the Cooaty Trea«ur*r, or at »iich copmoteiit plaa* a» ahall be acleetad by him at the county aeat uf tbe County of Harry. State i*f Micblgno; • and lhat th* *ate ibeu and there made will be a public arte, and eacn parcel described in tie- decree shall be vparxtely rxpoaed for *aie for the total taxr*. Intervet and charge*, and the *al« nhall t>e made to the per’•on paying the full amount charged agaltevt nuch parcel, and accepting a conveyance of th* smallest undivided fee klmple Interest therein; or. If no person-will pay the taxes aiid rh-jrmand take a conveyance of les* than the entire thereof, then th* whole parcel shall be offered and wild. If any parrel of land cannot b* *nld for taxM. Interest and charriM. Mich i*. reel -i.all lie |uuu>H oTer for the time lielng. and 'ball, on the succeeding day. or before tbe clin* of the *ato. t>e rendered, and If. on -ueh aecotid offer, or during sorb sale.th* uw cannot be sold for the amount aforesaid, tbe County Treasurer stall bld off the same tn Um name 1 f the State Wlture* tbe Hon. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge, and the real of *ald Circuit t.nurt of Harry County, thl* »,th day of J an nary. A. D.. ISM. ( esat. I CLEMENT SMITH. . CountMSIgDM, Circuit Judge. O. C. BARNUM. Register. , STATE OF MICH1OAN. To the Circuit Court for the County of Barry In Chancery; * The petition of Jame* R. Bradley. Auditor General of tbe State of .Michigan, tor aud In le-half of xald State rcapoetfully show* that tbe H*t of land* hereinafter art forth and marked "Schedule a.” contain* a decrlptton of all the lands In aald County of Barry, upon whlrii taxc* were as*e**ed for the year* mentioned therein, and which were returned a» delinquent tor non-payment of taxea. and which late* hare not been paid. together with Ute total amount of such taxes, with interest computed thereon lo the time fixed for sale, and collection fee and rxi'ooMW. aa provided by law. extended against each of said parcel* of land. Your pdtttjpoer further »bo*r* to the Court tlaU said land* were re­ turned to (be A-udltor General under the provision* uf act XK of tbe Public AetSof IS&3. m delinquent for non-payment of said taxes for F*id yean* rrapertirrly. and that said taxee remain unpaid; nxcept that lands Include*! in said "Sclw-dule A” for taxes ot I wo or prior year* were returned to the Auditor General M de)ln<pwnt for said taxes under the prarBluh* of the general tax laws tn force prior to the pasxag*- of Act 300 of th* I^ubHc Acts at 1WL and which taxes remain unpaid. ’ * Your petitioner further shows that In all case* where land* an* Included In ••Schedule A” as aforesaid for taxes dt l*no or of any prior year, said lands Imre not been *<4d for said taxes or hate l*ren here­ tofore sold for said dellmpient taxes and the-sale or sale* so made have 1>ern sot aside Ie- a Court of competent jurisdiction, or have been canceled as provided bylaw. • Your peOlloner further chows and nrtrs that the taxes. Interest, collection fee and expenses, ns «at forth in said "Schedule A," are a valid Ue<i on the several parcels of land* de*rril>ed In said schedule. Your petitioner further shows that tin- said faxes ou said described land* have remained unpaid f<*r more than one year after they were returned a* dellmpient; nnd the said taxes not having been paid, and the same being now due and remalomg inipaid as above set forth, your jw«tltb*M»er pray* a decree In favor of the State of Michigan again*! each parcel ot «H land*, for the pavmecit of th* several amounts «M tsar*. Interest, collection L* and expenses, aa computed and extended in said schedule against the several parcels of land con­ tained therein, and In default of payment of the said several «nm compute!) and extended agulnst «ald lauds, tbrt each of said parcels of land nuv be sold for the amounts doe thereon, as provided by law. to i»ay the ilru aforestdd. । , And rour petltloorr will over pray, etc. Dated January Mh. IMS. JAMES B. BRADLEY. • Auditor General of th* state of Michigan, for and In ttahalf of said Slate. cure and relieve catarrh of the head and throat. TMs menti »n is made not as au advertisement, but in the inter­ est of those who suffer the torture of that terrible disease, catarrh." In sending tbe clipping, Mr. Pitman wrote tbe following letter “I enclose a little piece from my pa­ per, Issued to day. You will see from this that I desire to push tbe selling of Hyomebas far-as nosslble. I am usiog It In my darn family, and fin'd that it gives the desired relief, so that I take pleasure in spreading far and near tbe knowledge of this sure relief for ca­ tarrh." W. J. Holloway, in preparation for the catarrhal troubles of this season of year, has ordered ‘large stock of Hy- *5 5 I If E ■ TAXES OF 1W. VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. Johnwxi * Addition. VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. D. Stair;'* Addition. Lot 3. 01 Township I North of Haag* 7 Wwi. Township s North of Range 7 Wool. Township I, North of Rang* » Went. Lot conrwncins < T-’-loo chain* wn« of north pbM. aouth » A6-IOO chain*. F»-*t 36-UD chain* north <• as-too chain*, cast a » IM chain*.................... Ix>t corn tar m-1 ng 7 *-|ao chains west of north l« 1*0-11. south s &aioochain*. »m1 M-ig* chains, north ? 46-loo chains, east ? 36­ 100 chains................ . Township 3 North of Range 0 West.. * H at a e Si north of raid.13 Township 4 North of Range v West. CITV OF HASTINGS. iw. Township 3 North of Range * West. Eastern AddlUoo. . Hlk. Lot X and south M of Iota VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. Routh H of.... Lota i.2 ant a Lot 3 ...TH .. Lot <...... «l.. Hlk. 04 Ot VILLAGE OF NAHHVlLLEi East 7 f*ei of foUowlDK ■ ilfM-rtitlos- BOtaOadMMS by Mato ttrert north hy railroad. ■ 1 . Hue, south by Fuller street V7 a I VILLAGE OF- WOODLAND. L Township.* North of Range 7 Wert. . . Sec. Ixit commencing IMfnet south of north writ corner J**™'"- "«t * f«-L south -JOfeet. west w, feet, north » fset to beginning 33 omel, and sells it under guarantee to re fund the money if it does not relieve. Complete outfit costs but 81. and extra bottles can be obtained for 5teents. Ask him to show ypu Che strong guarantee under which he sells it This remarka ole remedy medicate* the air passages, and making a complete cure of tbe case of catarrh. __________________ i 30 M- “ 1 Om of Bint* Dyspepsia. r.bleu ■rutMtinr •'«> If ,on eat t.t litUe, will dlf-est tbe little TOO do eat and cure Indegestion. Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Belching, and Weak’ Heart. Sold by Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist. Pneumonia ano La Orlppe- Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar is an Improvement over all Cough, Lung and Bronlcbial remedies. It acta on W. H. Goodyear, the dnigglal. bowels-drives tbe cold out of tbe system, cures Croup, Whooping Cough, wards off I*neumonia and strenghtotu the lungs. Bee’s Laxative Honey and J* (Uinta' Tar is 1 he best Cough Syrwp for childTeetm good. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRUARY i, 1905- IQ. KEEPING THE FACE FAIR. rrow procure a nn or good oara enam­ el, stir it well so that It is of the right consistency and apply as many coats of it to the bath as are necremary. Put on tbe enamel very thinly and let each coat,dry before the next is applied. When finished. leave- the bath for ten days or more for the enamel to harden. Tbe longer It Is left to dry the better It Tbe twentieth century is not rendudve to reposeful or unllned fare*. The atmosphere of crowded drawing rooms la In itself very bad, dogging the pores of the skin and drying it up, and it is always therefore Iraneflctal to cleanse will last. the rare face at mgm. night, nuawuu afterward applying * a ne pure cream before retiring, though the j Covert■« ,. , „ ' Sroing Is by rights the proper time! •^t**'* °r*“ ? uttto for massage. All the Movements must . •.■itootbonks ns a j.rotretiou from little be very gentle, yet firm withal, never | Unt^» »«t dlway* atxnc n-;.roach. Pnstretching the outer'skln, but) letting । l*‘j. H'.lesla ’ r ’’f,au 14 ’U ’'«*•* the -pressure be felt underneath; also uif Table olk b.tlh. or enutnel <4Mb. as <11 the movements must be outward lit often calle;!.jwears w.-,|. dues no. knd upward, from tho mldtllq of tbe | »hfv.- the dirt nnd wbcm-ver soiled can forehead and bridge of the nose tu- ; In’s-IwuumhI n .th h wet «•!-Hh or•■i-oage. ward the temples, from the nostrils tocoding out a« g ‘ W us new This «j>rv. tbe tips of Ibe ears, nnd then gradually I icoiWB cloth’eona-s nut only in white working as far ns tbe neck and throat. OW in many pnEty. patterns In blue, where the upward movedieuts begin i or4wn. green, etc. Tl»o masange should !>e completed by i ■ ----------- --gentle circular rubbing on the hollows * . - . ’Womt-n are cotBiu*. to tbe front rap­ of tbe temples, cheeks nnd underchin. Where it Is possible I always advo­ idly ns imok’.cejlTS and accountant* over 3>.U<W tilled these respoh-' cate steaming In the Russian manner— la that Is to say. applying a 1’"°-* grease jtble positions InVommercial houses of to the face before the steam is used— the Catted Steteit. nnd in 1800 their and I recommend this saniv l«lea before number bad limnsised to’ nearly 74.000. taking a. Turkish bath ,ur even an ordl- ! >r over itiu _per ••cut. The number of nary one. as 4t prevents tbe skin be- ' n*-n-lii business’ in 1S90 was wn«fn the 1 hi. samehnsi coming too dry. or in some .-uses baggy, i ai.OtX). and in 11)00 It wm<\]80.000. an The massage completed, a g<skl skin ! ijx-ret^e of only about M per cent— tonic should be sprayed on and the face , □fjleago Journal. u dry Urv ..r fanned to .Ir,,. dry t» It. n/lnv after U'llLJl which a or liquid powder cau be applied, according to preference. The great thing to re­ Half a pint of alcohol, two ounces member lx to be careful of tf»e quality of spirits of canipiKir. two ounces of of everything usmI. as, for instance,, spirits of ammonia and live ounces of certain undesirable Ingredients iu skin sen salt, to lie added to sufficient boil­ foods may cause superfluous hair. ing water to make a quart In all. when Above everything it ia essential to cul­ the mixture should be placed in a bot­ tivate repose of feature*. — London tle and thoroughly shaken before use. This lotion, which should be well rub­ bed into the skiu daily, is said to l»e es­ pecially effita clous in taking the ‘ *faIMPROVING THE HAIR. tigue out of tired muscles. The first movement in mussaglnR the scalp Is • ••phicblng tho sculp.'' Take tbe scalp hetwecn tbe thumb ami the four flnpT*. covering n comfortable ■pace, then bring them together with­ out letting them quire 'touch. The hair should never Im* pulled or dragged In doing thij«. The object uf this pinch­ ing is to aroti.M- activity lu tbe pores and gin I’d-. It sbuuld not last more than ten minutes. Anotbec important one consikla in . tapping tie *<21 Ip. This aliould In.* done with the ends of the four fingefK which should full methotiirelly, but not Violently, all over the s«-alp for not more fhnn live minutes. This move xnent should tatlgcrate tbe scalp, bring the blootl to tiie aurface and prypmte 'drculatlou. After this should come tbfc movement called “pressure.” This pres­ sure should be vritli the palm of the bund lightly, moving from place to place for about ten nduuteh and al­ ways w|th a lingering movement, as though you wlshc*d (o detuct; some­ thing All this tuassage should be done without tbe aid of any. grease or lotion. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. A week solution of alum ur soda will revive ihe colors in a dusty carpet. Lubricate a “noisy” binge with glyc-. erfn Instead of oil. and it will 'silence the squeak very cffectlvelj To remove stains maile by candle grease place blotting paper over the ■pot and pre*.-; with a hot iron.To .clean aii ' kiiMls of lacquer ware ftrat nib wif.b fresh lemon J trice, then I with clean doth* till ->»mplttely dry ■nd itoUsbed.. ’ Tbe phper bugs in which tloufcomekmay be cteaued by dropping a damp towel Inside mid shaking It until all the Hour adhgreH tu It. Tbe bags may be umnI for many things. To remove Iron stains on marble uj»ply to tlwm n mixture of oxalic acid. and methylated spirits, leave It on u short time and then rub dry with a •oft cloth. Lemon juice will sometimes remove the stains. To repaint a bath begin by removing the old paint by lining Hie bath with boiling water iu which a quantity of soda baa been dissolved, Iraave the bath for twelve hours, then empty It and scrub it well with a stiff brush and •oft soap. If necessary, repeat the process. Tb»n dry and afterword rub well with pumice stone till quite smooth. Before beginning to paint see that all traces of dust arc removed. GAS fRANItHISE IS GRANTtD ■ Continued from first page. move here and take charge of the work of installing the new plant. From var­ ious disinterested sources the members of the coupcil heard very flattering re ports of his integrity and standing as But It’ is probable that tbe matter would have dropped had not Mr. A. C. Brown, the energetic secretary of tbe Board of Trade,kept in touch with Mr. Ott. The latter bad given u/ alj idea Suctions to Patrons ContinnJd from first page, ground and just as near to the main track as possible which would be a di>; tance of about eight feet or not to ex­ new short stories K,<U.h H.mor. Charles M. Pepper, tbe newspaper (dru who w»» appointed a commission­ er on the intercontinental railway eomniiMiion, tell* an amusing story, in which the main figure !• Henry Nor­ man. the British Journalist Norman visited Washington a few years ago. One evening jiwt before the depar­ ture of the Britisher it was determined fo nut up a joke on him at tbe Press elub A Mr. Flecker was •elected to !>e the perpetrator. This gentleman arose In hi* acat and. taking a small bell from bls pocket. addressed Mr. Nor­ ceed 10 feet. Please to always buy stamps ahead, for the time lost In picking out pennies out of the boxes retards tbe carrier sometimes hours, especially In the win­ ter -when his fingers are numb with cold. He often drops the- pennies in (the snoxy. Now juft Imagine yourself (shivering from the effects of biting ,winds, and obliged to. get out in thr man as follows: "Sir. I have been designated by my ; -snow and puli your glove off and dig 'money out of the snow. And yon know follow members to convey to you an ,how cold you get in riding live or six expression of our pleasure. On Iwhalf miles. But the carriar has to ride ,about 25 miles each day with no chances .to get warm. Piraise have your letters of coming to Hastings. Mr. Brown for some time has corresponded with him. assuring him that tbe council's action implied no lack of • confidence in him. and that he was certain that written before time for carrier, and not the members of that body, Iwltb the‘r ask him lo wail while you finish a let­ larger knowledge of tbe gas proposition ter or address one. in the local field would gife fair con­ In leaving letters in box, place them sideration if he would come over again. In rack; and where there is no special Accordingly, prevailed upon by Mr. rack Mt them on end. leaning against Brown's assurance comina jfrom the the ba-k side of box, instead of laying Board of Trade, on Tuesday last Mr. them flat on the bottom. Please when bit and Mr. Freese came to this city, placing several letters lu the box, see and interviewed the tnemijera of the; council. Finding the prospects favor-1j that they are all right side up so car I rier can read the addresses readily, able, lhey prepared thei| franchise, without having to stop and turn them which was submitted to [the council ( every which way in order to read the Friday night, and.by a vote of five to ! 1 addresses. You might say “Ilonly takes three was adopted. | a minute.’’ But an extra minute to 40 Briefly, the Hastings Gas Co. agrees I or 50 boxes a day, means nearly one tp have a Gas Plant with five miles of main pipe installed by October 1st, II hour's difference in the time of making the route. Always remember to put giving a bond o(81,000 for the perform- • signal up when placing ma'l In box for ance of their contract; agrees to pro -I I collection. It Is more convenient for tect the city from all damages while the patrons, when the habit la once installing their plant aud piping sys­ formed, to place a stamped letter in the, tem; and co put all streets in order af­ box than it is to place letter and -pem ter laying their mains. niee there. And we aa carriers hereby The price agreed on for gas is not U> We nre all acrpiainttxl with the vlrrespectfully ask our patrons as a per tues of the hot wste** bag. hut many exceed 82.1X1 per 1,000 cubic feet where soual favor to ourselves, and aa a mark persons are not aware of the fact that used for illuminating purpores, and of their appreciation of the service, and “I AM JNWllCCnCD TO GIVE YUU-TBlb HIMU.' a' sand bag is even better, says tbe uot exceeding 81.50 per 1,000 where e Philadelphia Inquirer. The way to pre­ med for heating or cooking, and the as showing a disposition to help make of the National Press-club of Washing­ “ it still more perfect and satisfactory, ton 1 mu instructed to give you thia pare it is till-. Gel some clenn. tine latter price when used for both pur­ siunl and dry it .thoroughly In n kettle ' poses. There is to be a discount of 10 that you purchase a supply of stamps ring.” on tb- stive: mskr-n laig nbout eight or stamped envelops and relieve us of . As. he ukore.l the won! “ring” Mr. | per cent for cash on all bills paid the Inbhin’squan* of flannel, fill It with <bj; | that phase of the service of Ashing for Hecker rApn-i fhv i>ell smartly am! i I5ch of the succeeding month. dry sand anJ smv tin- bag with cotton pennies iiwbad weather. Some patrons dacttl H on the table. When the product of the company It w;-« plainly to be wreu that the or Haiti «! >th. This will prevent the I j uniformly stamp -all their loiters for ' Englishman wtjs'takffl* nbnek. After a sand from sittkitf ollt and nht> enable- shall reach • 7,'><X),OtO cubic feet per an | which kindness we trust are proper- [ good deal of Lrtnmhijr am! hawing lie the p<w.«ni ttsfag-R to warm it iu the num. the _price is to be $1.80 for lilpmh ly grateful. . . • II replied: / ' oven *>r <-n tup uf the stove^ After once ns ling and $1 35 for beating; when ii We hereby agree to keep a'n ample ,। “Mr. Decker and members of tbe Na*using tb1- no further revjtirsw'w lM 1* I shall reach I5JXX),(CO the prices >hall be supply of-stamps and stamped envoi'। dontil Prews dab, wonin fail me. l ain had to tho hot wutajFbng. and SI.25 per 1,000, with the same open on hand at all times. Now ruryl I dvierwheiiDed. With re*pec» to thia discount. patrons pleate see how many of the ] gift, which I am pleuNrei to receive. 1 The gas is guaranteed to be (coal Curled bacon makes a more attrac­ above suggestions you can follojv. and. vuppoae tb:ii Mr. Decker, as wm only tive bre.ikfcst fllsh than the plain fried gas of 18 candle power. by SO doing learn bow much better the j' natural In the etpbamis»*mc3.t C.* the At tho council meeting Friday eve­ or broiled Miron. Cut the slice* very service will be the coming year than It monieni. for we newspaper men are thin a nd .pres* them with a brqad blad­ ning Mr. S. Kopf. for the Tho'rnapole notoriously pour apcpklrr*, hns made a ed knife to make them thinner., Put In Eleclric-'Cxqnpauy, also presented a has been In the past. mistake, for be hns, as you are. given Very Respectfully a hot skillet, one or two .slices nt a franchise asking for that Co. the privi­ Be RDETTE LicitT\ . time, anti cook- until brown. They Will lege of installing a gas plant iu addition Rqpuhlleau. for Barry County Rural Carriers. curl nicely when this .method Is fob to their electric light plant. Mr. Kopf lowed. « I states to the writer that his object in In our big fire at winter quarters oue MODES OF THE MOMENT. asking the franchise was that his Co. India** Illtr\ Death Holl. of tbe test lions got free--nd took refSeven million one hundred and twelve hm» a great deal of coal in lt» stehm Csracnl is one of the furs fawred for ln “ s thousand persons, a number greater plant in this city. He claimed that | Adams iu McClure's. The inhnbltiiting young girls. titan tiie whole population of Dcuruork. with a gas plant here, the coke and ! cow wiki something te lilm Hist he (Toth and fur are both used for tbe Norway nnd Groeec. died in India In ' coal tar w ould pay the cost of coal, and 1 । didn't like, and the liuu kiUitl ber. Out smart redinglue. i cniic the. woman of the bouse with a U«2. ..-.■ordlnk'-to nil report Ju« be would be., the m a prolll wbltb On the nKsLsh color list there are fRioicwrt Th.. .itn ^maxing, -.inArlTi" hiu ! • . ‘ •. ■ ' . Issued. The trti-iii •flgui’es nre nnd. , bate stick and wiDmI into the lion. De­ he could use for power to drive the Ove shades of copjw. lu fact, the m.irt/Jlt.v rate was higher dynamos In the Company's powerplant 9bn>|rd.velvet Is an admirable fabric ;' Insj tlie king of twists, the Intruder >hnn iu the preceding yh.-r. ;a*liig equal w«s scared almost to death, bouuse iu this city, and tu'sell'.. He fe|; rwtrtmalniporno.,,. . ,;ul nssaH.int wa . „ K,rffrald at alb At t<VS1.4f» iter Hiobband The principal i;l«i was not causes of death are thus mtnnnnrized: that the two prints being under one A e..wu or <1.11,,ii- volrrt lot. tb. i, ura Ibe u „t niov.* be n .L iiret retreated, ruarliag. JiD1„ dl. Fevers. 4JJ01.P52: plague.. 44Tk21»3: dys­ managemetil they could-and would be, yrefen-noo for «rtm™o <v„r. 1 into the dlmuiest n»niu' The wt itiau's entery 336.HK!*; cholera. 221.1.1.’; amntl- run at lighter i xpense and so could Tl><fvaoel. 1. w. huto.aj ,rrlVK| n g..,„ „ml lltM pox. I-IAPT..- London Telegraph. sell both gas ai u electricity cheaper pwlnll.r In drmaml. Tbe otbrr tonu. antral -liou loin tb.. <• rtaw> it,, than now. He also felt that consider- are round, dval, square or triangular. ; suit, he destroye-;F n piece of property Buttons of btilltante. the mure ex- (worth ' alum ought to be given to the fact that hundreds of. dollars, '-whett by A simple wny to clean ih». wall paper his company already had a large in­ pensive variety rivaling tbe diamond la ; merely shutting the barn »U»r he of an apartment which has breome brllllnncy. nre the lenders in the button { wobkl have kept the animal perfrctly vestment in this city. dirty f< to lightly wipe it down with old world.—Brooklyn Eagle. ' ! ImmlesK U’.itu we could have got to Some of the council felt that the flannel: new flannel will uot do. If the him. PpMit-ntly the trainer came hurpaper is not stained, but only dirty, granting of a franchise should be de­ ryihgup. this method will serve tbe purpose layed for a week. But those opposing REPUBLICAN CAUCUS-Nxitag. Township “Have you anything of a lion la without further labor. felt that really the matter had been your barat* under consideration since last June, ■■Lion!" screeched tbe woman. “1 PERT PERSONALS. and that there was no reason for ask­ thought It was a dog.” . KUTLAND CAVCllB. . ing further delay, w hen Messrs Ott and Over she went lh a dead faint and cut Mr. Carnegie wants' it distinctly un­ Th** repoblteans of Rutland lowiuhlp will Freese both said that it-would make a lu raucu» at the town hall. Moudav Feb. Mb i«m her head open. What does tbo husband derstood that Mre. Chadwick is pot in •• - tn. for tbe purpoM* ot rt-jtfoc tSlTetft three <JH- do but want damages for her injuriea material inference lo them If the ~lft SK^y'^'tS'K the library class.—Milwaukee Sentinel. and that aftgr killing our high priced Nat Goodwin is taking boxing les­ council did delay. Therefore th. fam- ‘ nnlmal. Well, be didn't get any damrrivnn to ,V. « rr__.i ' . .iblraiiriH cbise Waq was given the Hastings Gas uhi caucus. sons. Ho many pugilists go on the Cniftt* ' Ry order of Committee. ■gva. , Co./ It is not an exclusive franchite, stage that Goodwin doesn't propose to BAHRY CAt:CU8 NOTICE. be forced Into retirement.—Seattle and the Messrs Ott and Freree both ** teWMNp will nw! Post-1 ntelllgencer. expressed their willingness tb have the . Tmrer’M,.’u.^ ,’kMw7 5«per*(te«Brtay FeU«b Barna bee. the veteran nbtor. 1J05 St . o clock p. a>. loeiect to elect amtandri««tes seven ■h-it-SMte-. to t<> .nr An unknown person hns contributed council pass both franchnes if they de­ j»»a<soejoeMp.a>. 7 .......... uvw, count) invention eunvmtlon CTJlei rafted f~ for r=b.~:. Fotewtiand U-T (llwi,llwi from a .............. fall and listened the county $300,000 for the completion of a church sired. But as the Tbomaiple Co’s tmikUCt KtlV nltu.r lui»lr.„.. .__ I.. k> the condolences ....... of. a dramatic . critic. w In New York, and while tlio roll of sus­ franchise bad been very hastily drawn, '•For years nnd' years,” the writer °n"" * pects is being called. Russell Sage and the council decided to defer action on 1>.W See. m. IMS •aid. “you .haven’t missed a performHetty Green nre both trying to look that document until Friday night of tnce. Now. here you He. helpless as a inpoenL—Washington Post, OftANOKVHXK CAUCUS. rorpee.” this week. • .12*? Tnewlsy Feb. 7lh at 1 p. m. to "At helpless os a corpse,” said Mr. The majority of the council feel that elect Mi delnmit* io coonty convention. . Barnabec, “or as helpless as two ine­ it would be belter not to have both gas briates of whom I bwnl the other day. CARLTON CAUCUS. and electric lighting planta controlled •niese two meu bad dined together Hmmbllran caucus. Cailton township Town by the same corporation. Such a Com nail Tuewlsy Feb. ni> J«6 at rp. m. to elect and after dinner had sat too long over pany would naturally push tbe kind of dHegatea to county convention and transact any '.heir ctHfee, their liquor, their brandy 21m ~.UJ?'”■*' ttuU conn' b<*»e lighting that there was tbe most money­ naiu caucus. tod so on. When it came time for them By order of CotntnIUre. in. It would hardly beexpected that to go home they were In n very bud way, helpless, in fact. They leaned one company owning both plants would REPUBLICAN CAUCUS-Hspc Tewoship. be as attentive to the wants of. the cus­ ,.,A!2 !’• O-Saturday. Febroarj 4th, >n one ansther, going with linked tomers of either, one as would be the to elect me drit><aie» to the county convenUcu, irtna, bnt each, m a reed to Iron on was rotten. . case If two distinct companies owned PROBATB ORbKK. ■•Fln»tl, uey fell. .nd. with . Ioud them; nor is it believed that they would «UU* •« Mlchl<ao. County of Barry. m. WUali. tbe, rolled 1M0 , fuM be maintained .t a> blgh , degree o, I police Offlcer appenrml nod sobbed emcleneylf both were under one con­ tbe upper man by tbe collar. trol. . A Matter of Health There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder which makes the food more digestible and wholesome. This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accord­ ingly endorse and recom­ mend it. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Il would bofarthe.1 from our thought 1 C““ ■Wlra ”’“8*n Antonio UeeweU « Ann Parrott to In an, manner reduct on the ablllt, - Qa rredtne and Ulina the petlUos dntv verl. or Integrity of Mr. kopf In „y|ng wh/t Bed. of Charire M. Parrott. «on of m!<j d>-ci«M->i PWtMt that an ord*r or m2 iVin^by' we do about the durability of having down in my ' to Inherit . Thr* b nn "’d competing companlee lunilah the light­ ii" r,ret»l"f J>wn. mH John Sharp Willlnnra ing for our city. In all of our relation, k *’ f'nl ■^•'hstfiatunlav thr •who did me n K.n-|«.. J:nd j vrnnted “ *-*b»“»ry. a- n„ iiu**t io u eiock with him we have found him obliging In itw forrtioun. l«< .-ire-rui-i! for thr hrariru 11 «nM rxtitton and ttuu thr helra at lav oJaJJ JILrow.’.nl liltii. so ; j,| Xh.*?rtoM’' “n,i dl,p°'^ to do the “•Duel*!, which shall । rou> n °thr J’,'r',OM tinrrreted Jn right thing. V.1* rH’l,,lr«l to appmr at a rreMon ■on of coal or a battle of ivhukyy । Ix’ldrn al Um- probate B"thuman nature!, human nature, L . b John.’ bvre-l aH .know» I burn; wraon “W Mr' KreH* or other Wh« w 10 COn'r”1 bO“' P1*"1’what ye have laid would apply will, £“« force. We btdl.v. t$er J “bOUoed by comoetitlnn _____ . ? '.l'““ th>n Uu,n i‘— 'ygranto, eirtuai ,i,avai » B‘««>uug virtual monopoly to oce --''hopcly one company Mmn»n, Jrf’ti'* to *!?" ItitrtXu.l’hi wll| Lflt. ’* !.< pret iou* to said day of . C«A* M. Mack. (A True Copy.l CHILDREN’S STORIES. -If there is anything a normal child dislikes.” Miya a writer in tbe Wom­ an's Home t aiupunion. “It te a «tory with a self rensHous rootistfcsl moral ■creaming for attention. 1 believe as firmly in the •t'HT *'*«• the »oral as I do to the fnrurftattou of my hat, but do not want it any snore painfully visi­ ble than 1 would want the wire hnt frame shewing, however useful it may be. Through experience I have letirned that it ia te*xt to let the moral sink quietly and iincnnsrlsusty . Into the child's mind, hoping that it may be­ come diffused into bls character. The plainly visible mural. I have found. 1h t*fl'«-.' trv«S In bringing about immediate uimI Hiniiting resuite, one cfflld |>crhap« sltakir.g !:te Ast'In the fare of the mor­ al aud «1 • •liberateiy. dotatg the opposite of its UMchiug. another child forcing an occasion to show that he means to fol­ low Its teaching or die. “And this might bring up the subject uf certain emotional bookh that Uder <-itiidren recd nnd enjoy in nn abnormal way ami which are harmful not only because they nre emotional, but becauss tbe very children who al-e fond uf sorb iMx>ks are the uh<* who arc led to ac­ tions prompted not by the sweetness uf their own cbnracter. but through a Kentlmental attitude toward some can­ onised and unnatural little hero or her­ oine. Inatrod of developing-character., such eroding has a harmful influen. In creating n ■ ’ character, forced and sentftnestal.” GIRLS' NAMES. rt “Grayer. spell It •Maytnlc.” If It Is 'Katbarfnr" do not spell it "Kathryn.” Tbe Ums may ernue when these “y” forma, as one might call tb» m. may cease to Mem Mlliy and affected, but It bus not yet arrived. It you were christened with a name of this description perbar* jour parents will allow' you*to cbengi It iuto lira more dignified nnd . f<v-m If y^n hare te-eti nmned -NeI" nr “I .rele” or “Myrtle” yon may *.q>eeCively • UeL en” or “jEllen.” ”Lu«-y or “Mercy” oe e’.< :i “Myrtle.' Almost anything is bet­ ter than "Mynte" ami tte l »ng list of ♦Ufeeftied awl’lflugubihing name* of the It is true tl«t thr names in the ratalogucs of vur colleges for women are as a rule, suitable and dignified.- but la ■' a- certain targe school fr>r girls the “Maymlcs” and ttre^Lutiro" flourish Mid abound. Such vlolatiuOM of good taste nre not crimes against gwxl morale aud yet w»- wish tlxat scane punishment might t»e devised which might help to ttanlsh them faster than tbe exa spera tiugly slow precess ot "unlverssl education.**-Harper'sBmmr. ' IMPORTANT DON’TS. Don't sit facing a strong light Don't stoop bond over while writ lag or reading. • . 1'ton't gv too long without food.* HuuDon't worry, but. if wurrj you mwL. keep the forehead wmootb-dun't wrin­ kle it • Don't wear tight shoes. ,ln time they bfing a permanent agonised exjtrew4ou that is not beautiful to I cbuki lu even ilNai'i apeak with all the msstcies of thr face, it is very chanaiug aud cap. Urating tb It deeply, deadly in earnest. bit facial grimaces form . creates. Widch iu time become wrinkle*. ’ ' Don't neglect fen mtautro' riat ditf^ ing tbe.day. if you can nuybow mon- } age it. with lira fret raised. It gtvrrJ the whole t«ody n great reuse of rej»cse and works venders lu smoothiRg out tbe lines of the face. • Food odors are not the only odors oaw hM to fight against Many furnlBhimg» nnd floor coverings have odors more or Ices unpleasant. This is n'n Important objection to cheap mntertala; they- nre randy odorless. Yon should m-leet your furnishings with your i^om. Even if the odor it not actually disagreeable tbe presence of any ixlara that are tot a distinct pleasure gives a second rats atmov|>hiTr to a house. 1 wonder if the sense of smell In not deflete^t or lacking in a great many people; Hkfes seems sometime*; the only (XMitfble so­ lution of ,the4£Sn<!lfft-r* nee to the abom­ inable odors In their bouses. How peo­ ple can. except under compulsion, en­ dure bouse* prrvadeil with the smell of moth balls and gasoline. I cannot sthvrwlse understand.—Good Housekeeptag . Bww t» AnvM. tu,, CMUSren. Some one wanted tu know bow to amuse HtUe emro. Perhap* this may help. I have three, nnd some deys I Rm nt my wits' end to know bow to amnas them. Rainy days are a source of re­ gret among most children,'and no won1er they get mischievous. I take aoms pieces of brown paper, such as comes from the store, and cut It Into a conrenlcnt site and rew it in tbe middle, linking a hook. Thru 1 give them each »n ohi msgar.ine and let them cut tbs pictures out and paste tirata in. I make of fiour F=««te, and they t«*Jptaks for bnwUes 1 let tliem nit. tt the kltcl.en t:;'. te. and this kr^ps them busy - B<>-ira> Globe. A Cbiltt'a Meala. A child’s meal l^nra should be ty fixed and under no cirvnmsta^-a^. lave illness, ought food to be given at f.2ie;,rh\Se.aator Hoar *‘ld hla >tber times The contrary pretties win? Isfid frleoii the late Senator Darla of sad to capricious appetite, now abseni Mlrmesatn. “No spark from his train oow voraclnuR. During the second y IrXh”" * Cinder ltt th* * a! >r Ufa there should Ive-flve meals e «y. ^oirra.-rcing !n the morning, tours may be T, 10, 1, 4 and 7. • ' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-02-08.pdf f6147b4dd8b2fedac5fb8f66e00efa66 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 41. BIG BUSINESS YEAR CHARGED WZSS«E, BANNER. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. HASTINGS, MICH.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1905. IlfSPIRATION INSTITUTE DEUSHTFUL^lEiSHmDE., ^^1; [|p mjjjfyjp YOUR DIRECT INTEREST To Buy Your Merchandise in Has­ Fourteen Ladies of the First Ward tings if You Live in This City or Visit Mrs. Irving Fisher, on State i TO BE HELD IN COURT HOUSE, I AT HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL, FRI­ I HASTINGS, FEB. I7TH AND 18TH. 1905 PROMISES TO BE A RECORD H. J- Fowker, of Chicago, was Arrest­ its Trading Radios. DAY AND SATURDAY, FEB. , Rond. BREAKING YEAR IN THF ed Wednesday last on Complaint We want to again call the attention 17THZAND 18Th. A very delightful sleigh ride was ' BUSINESS WORLD of Robert Rogers. VERY EXCELLENT PROGRAM of our good farmer friends, who live Thursday by Mrs. 'Tommy i within the trading radius of Hastings, H. J. Fowser; who halls-from jClii- DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND IT planned Fisher, of State road, for fourteen I PREPARE FOR YOUR SHARE cago. was arrested last - Wednesday All Our Farmer Readers Should that they are interested directly In’ the ladies of the fit st ward to go out to the | charged with’ obtaining money under All Teachers in the County Should progress of this city, the backbone of Make Plan* to Attend This home of Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher which is Its tradesmen, so far as pro­ Gathering. Work, Plan For and Expect Larger false \preienses. The complaint 'was Make Plans to Re Present. to. attend a indie® aid society. . made by Robert; Rogers. He says that moting the growth of the city gees. Things - All Indications Point to The Round-IJp Farmers ’ Institute #An Excellent Program for The day was a perfect one and all Fowser said that he represented, a firm Suppose that in 1905 an addition of Great Prosperity In All Lines Esch Session. seemed to be enjoying it at best, when for Barry County will be held in the 500 should be made to the city’s popu­ The commercial agencies never sent for enlarging pictures and that he gave[ Court House, this city, Friday and Sat­ The Inspiration Institute has become gojng down a long hill a bolt holding 1 out fijore cheering reports than right him'a picture to be enlarged and pkid( a splendid feature in promoting interest the whifiletree and evetier together urday, February 17th and 18th. The lation. That result would make a bet­ and every one pt them id of the most no w him for ii and that was all there jwas in the public schools Commissioner came out, giving the sleigh full control Women’s Section will hold their meet ter market for the butter, eggs, and dcln.e about' it. Fowser, Lt Is claimed, other produce of the farm, and an in­ optimistic character In its prophecies Ketcham and the committee represent­ of itself. By the presence of mind of ing in the Baptist Church. Friday fore­ for 1905. The iron trade is the baro­ kept the moqey himself. He will have ' Ing the teachers of the county have Mrs. Fisher and Endsley we were l$nd- noon and afternoon. A j.>iut meeting creased value to the farm. his hearing next Tuesday. ■ We said this growth depended upon meter of business. Not since 1900 planned lo make the coming gathering ed safely at the foot of the hill where with the*Teachers’ Inspiration Institute have the iron and steel mills of this be held at St, Rose's hall, Friday the business interests of Hastings, and the largest und best ever held here in all unloaded and finished the journey will ' that is true. If our city shall add 500 country received such large orders us Following Is the program for point of Interest and attendance. The1 on foot, giving all a good appetite for evening. 1 to ite number this year, Lt will be due are now booked fur this year. AJ1 rec­ institute: Farmers’ Round Up Institute will be a delicious dinner prepared by the host regular 1 to new factories and other interests ords in the production of both will be Friday, February 17th. held in the Court house at the same and, hdstesa. After listening to a fine like the new gas works that employ broken. Railroads have placed orders THATISTHE REASONABLE, LOGIC­ time. There will be a joint session of’ program by the society, we returned FORENOON. labor. AL AND PROFITABLE THING Introductory Krmark* ByPrMidaDt for steel rails, steel cars, bridges, loco­ the two inatitutes at St. Rose’s hall I home giving Mrs., Fisher a vole of FOR ALL IN ITS TRAD. 10;00 Hllwee und Fertility of the Holl Hastings would not have a factory motives and other equipment that will Friday evening," when topics of mutual thanks, for one of the most enjoyable ING RADIUS today had not it^ business men given require the output of the mills making interest will be discussed. It is hoped days of our lives. 10 >30 Diivmsriou.... . Led by W. H. Merrick money for bonusee or subscribed to the these things for the whole ye^P. The Core, the Culture, Harvesting and that not only every teacher, but as far ‘ price level of all products is good, bet­ FAIR DEALING, Feeding L. W.OviaXt capital stock of theee factories. They as possible patrons of the public DbcuwiooLed by Fred Elliott could not have given money or taken ter than in 1900. There is no question schools of the county may attend the REASONABLE PRICES AFTERNOON. stock If they had not had a good trade of the soundness of our money, no Inspiration Institute. Following te the t:» The Dairy Herd and Its Care which permitted them to do so. If we thought of radical tariff action. The These Arc Given Their Customers by program: get new enterprises, it will be due v«y FRED L. HEATH A JSaRVETH IS laboring people are satisfied with Roose­ FRIDAY FORENOON. Hastings Tradesmen—Better to largely to aid given by th® tradesmen velt’s purpose to give every man & 2: ® Making Money From Milk . THE NAME OF IT. luvoeatiouRev.S.B Crandall Deal With Them Than Buy Colon C. Lime of Hastings, Therefore, whatever you, square deal and to correct inequalities Muric... . .....by Institute of Catalog Houses. 3: 00 IMscusslon Let by H. H. VanAuken farmer friends, can do to build up the .;•’Tkere’s a Good Time < oming " in our industrial fife. The railroad A PAIR OF PUSHERS 3;® Jtattonri Stock FeedingL. W. Ovtatt The Banner’s exchanges continue "Some EvIdcocM of a Good School" .... busineM interests of Hastings will lines and trusts are reconciled to hav­ 4: ® DiscussionLed by 8. Wilber Smith ..................................... Princtpai Grawn to tell the old story of unsatisfactory bring direct and indirect benefits to ing government regulation, so there EVENING. Both Are Business Hostlers and Will ••Reading From the Rook"........................ yourselves. Further than that, on the will be few labor troublee and economic dealings with the big catalog houses of At St. Rows hall, held la connrctton with the ..SUM Margaret Wise Make a Strong and Success­ Chicago. Any one who buys of them Teachers’ insplratloa Institute. average, the prices charged >y the disturbances. Music by the InMltute should know that on any article kept , ."Our Fla*' 7:® Music. ful Team. tradesmen of this city are as low as you Aside from all this, money is in a­ ' Address, The Rural School and Bow to EdraUmect. -can buy the same ancles elsewhere. bundant supply and at reasonable rates. by a local tradesman there is no advan­ With the 1st of February came a Improve It...,Prof. D. B. Waldo. ••Some CDudttlon* of Eany School Man­ tage in purchasing of a catalog house. While Europe is drawing some of our change of proprietorship in the well Principal Western Normal' There may be an exception now and agement" Prindpal Grawn then in an individual article hero sntj Addn-w, The Beat Crop on the Fann... gold to finance Russian and Japanese Of course ail such housee put out a few FRIDAY AFTERNOON. * known drug establishment of Fred L. there in the list., Bnt when there in Heath. Mr. Albert CArveth. who for loans, we are producing in this country leaders at very near to cost to tempt Music. Music. buyers. ' It is an old and very cheap you will find the merchant or eatalag Begtoncrs’ Reading (Method and Mate­ several years has been his efiicient as­ over 885.DJO.OOO gold, getting SlO,(ia)f<X» Add'rmM Bools, Matches. Candles and rial*Miss Wliw more from the Klondike, and Japan is trick. Comparisons are made with sistant, and who in that capacity had ' 'A Other Person*..Hon. H. 8. Jitri house of the big city is making a leader •The Ghlrf Alm of Education these leaders. What profits the big i losing songJ........“America.’’ of that article in order to get traO on sending 820.000,000 to 825,000,000 of the given evidence of a mastery of the de­ .. Principe] Grawn other articles where there is s big mar­ Saturday; February 18th. yellow metal to this country in exchange housee lose on the leaders are more tails of the establishment as well as of Reems. . gin of profit. FORENOON. for our grain and meat products for than made up on other articles where Musk t>rln*(ft ite..’’Row Your Boat" excellent business ability, steps into the consumer is not able to make com ­ o : «A J ’ rofltable Pork ProducUoo ... LW. Ovtatt IlinrirgUVe t^Mqn to Second Grade . On the whole merchandise of all : her armies. Our stock of money is the firm as a member. Those who 10:|3 DiscussionJ-cd by C. V. Edmonds It.-adtor ..................................... MUs Wise kinds can be bought at as low prices in therefore increasing, and it is all good parisons. The local dealer seeks to know Mr. Carveth. know that be will l0:to Success with Poultr)H. B. Cannon Self Cultureot the Teacher........................ make a profit on all his waree. which is add to the firm qualities that will make ii 15 ’ JMscwMlon......... Led by D.Jl. Hoimau Hastings as anywhere. money. ............................... Principal Grawn ' What we have said with reference 11 do Why Should Farmers Organize? There can be but one result of all the correct business proposition. its hold on the good will of the public FRIDAY EVENING. That Sears, Roebuck & Co., are not to ;he farmer will apply with even this—a prosperous year, unless there stronger than ever. He is a young man Music. in business for their health is shown AFTKBNUON. greater force to every resident of thia shall be crop failures. With usual The Rural School and How to Improve of splendid qualifications for the bustIt. 1'rin. D. B. Waldo of Wetter# Normal nees, very popular, a hustler, and/with- 1: tt) Srcteurys Report and Ejection of Officers city, who will reap even larger returns crops, the vear will be a record breaker by the millions they have amassed in 1.® The Orchard and I tv Caro... B.B. Cannon The Best Crop on the FarmJ......................... by being loyal to the tradesmen of this in every line of trade and industry. profits in the past 12 years. That Mont­ al one whose integrity and worth as a 2: 60 Discussion led by M. M. Slocum city. We are not criticising any one The country was never in so good la po­ gomery Ward is not in business for man make him worthy of confidence. 2: 80 The Fann Horse. Its Breeding. FeeJ MuUc. philanthropy is shown by the fact that tuid Care..L-W.Oviatt for buying elsewhere what cannot be sition financially as now. "Boots, Matcboe. Candles and Othi-r It Is a pleasure to see such a man pros­ 3: 00 Discussion .... . ..Led by Nelson Wlilison found on the shelves of the trads'-men Persons". Ben. H.fi. Earle, Detroit This wiU not be the time for wild he has jnade himself worth over 810,per, and Mr. Carveth is being congratu­ 6:10 How to Build and Maintain Good Roads. Haring Song, ••America,”.. .Ry EventMy of this city. But we are saying that - speculation. The;-dishonest and dib- ono/joo Ln the past twenty years. lated on. his auspicious entrance into SATURDAY FORENOON. al! '"ill l>e benefltted by Epending whak reputable promoter should be turned . These firms spend millions in postage the business circles of Hastings. and for catalogs, circulars and adver ­ money they pay for merchandise aa down hard. But 1905 should be a har­ Several years ago, in a very modest WOMEN’S SECTION. "bonne Conditions of Success In Teachtising. Who pays the cost? Who pays largely as possible in this city. Every vest time for all closes, for labor will way, Fred L. Heath established him ­ FBIDAY FORENOON. tot." Principal Grawn of WestcrnNonwaJ the enormous expenses of running their dollar that can be kept IncHasting'iis Mode. be well employed and capital will reap "Number Work"....Wise self in the drug business in this city. Paper.Mrs. Alice Smith a help to the city, and bring? here those good returns. All honest enterprises big establishments, where wages and By close attention, by doing the square I'-auerxl Dlscwuilon. •Our Banner" Music by Institute. hinge that make for a better life In seeking to do a legitimate business in a salaries are far higher than in small thing, by energy, enterprise and integ­ Addrc*«, BctontlOe Hoiwckreplnit m Flag Salute. . towns? Who pays the immense prof ­ city and surrounding country. legitimate way can, as far as human rity, he has built up a business that is Taught st the Agricultural Cofiege Reading to Grammar Grade* . . . .J... .................. ’................ ....Filndpai Xr*" foresight can see, plan for a year of its which these houses make? Their .......... -....... MH* Jennetn* C. CMrpenteT a monument to his ability and a credit customers, of course. SecrrUrj * Report and Election of Exw-.-ises to Eighth Grad.- Reading^ profitable business. to the city. Year by year the busi­ THE TRAMP NUISANCE tiffleers. How much do either of these houses ................ J.................... -........... ...Miss WIm* Locally, with every ’factory busy, ness has grown, each twelve months as dMUfttlfll FRIDAY AFTERNOON. do for Hastings or Barry County ? How with the trading territory .of our city they rolled by showing a growth that non Devotional ’ much of the burden of local taxation SATURDAY AFTERNOON. soon tv. be enlarged by ths extension of was highly satisfactory. No one has I*d liy Mis* Jennette C. Carpenter to Abate It. Music. Paper....How to Make the Moot ol Ute. the rural mail service, there would seem do they carry? How much do they Education of the Teaebcr. Principal Grawn envitdlMr. Heath hisprosperitv. for he contribute to the growth and progress ........................ Mrs. Gertie Last Babbittwinter this county was fairly Nature Study...!'Miss Wise ■ to be every reason to expect a busy and has fairly earned iL All have been of Hastings? Incase a customer needs Dlscusstoa. overrun with tramps, as the jail rec­ a prosperous year for all our people, glad to see him succeed, for the success Recitation. Gertiude Ji lags ords give evidence. The books at the Concluded on page 2. By IrwUtute, Music. particularly the tradesmen of Hastings.of so enterprising a man Is a help to AddressScience In the Kitchen ’Mlchlgav, My MIcMsao” jail show that over (JO prisoners were .. Mirs Jennette©. Carpenter The School and ttw-Child. Principal Grawn the city, and no citizen has done more confined there at one time in Jan. i?(M3 I'ractical Butter Making and the Most WINS SUCCESS ON STAGE GOOD ROADS AND THE to build up the material resources of Announcement* and Report?. of whom the majority wert* these "gen­ Profltalfe Way to Market It. Local Cloatoi Exerdaef. Hastings than Mr. Heath. or Foreign Trade?... Mr«.C. A. Newiaad tlemen of the road.'7 The warm jail COUNTY MAIL SERVICE The conductor of this Inspiration As the business has grown, it has DiscussiooLed by Mrs. Q. Biggs Nellie Loomis a Former Hastings and three square meals a day seemed ' Institute will be C. T. Grawn, principal made larger demands upon Mr. Heath’s Girt Well Received lo London. to appeal to the trampish outfit, and The Question of Good Roads Is of Vi­ of the Central Normal College at Mt. time and energy. He felt it had reach­ SUDDEN DEATH OF THOMAS they considered Barry Connty a good Many older Hastings residents will tal importance to the MaintainPleasant. Special music will be under ed the point where its continned ex­ SPENCE. place. But it is different. Whem remember Mr. and Mrs. “Lolw Loomis. cnee of the County Delivery charge of Miss Sharlot Brumm, of pansion, and especially the carrying This community was greatly shocked Mr. Loomis was formerly a merchant System to be Started Hastings. The law of Michigan allows out of cherished plans, required the Monday afternoon to learn of the death tramps are captured now, the offirtra In Joly. seek to get evidence that will warrant here, and died in Grand Rapids some teachers* pay for the time taken out of help of some one who, like himself, at noon that day of Thomas Spence. fifteen years ago. At the present time a sentence to the Detroit Workhciree. Rural Inspector Knappen of Kalama­ school to attend institutes. School would be actively interested in the Mrs. Loomis is residing in Lansing, and zoo, who was in the city Friday, stated boards are asked to co-operate In ask­ business. Hence the offer of a partner­ Very few even knew of bls illness, and Just the name “work” givee a chili tn those who did were, not prepared for the average tramp. The result af al it Is from a Lansing paper the account that in all probabilly the rural delivery ing teachers to attend. . ship to Mr. Carveth. i so swift a summons'. His disease was is sent us of the success her daughter system would be started in this county There would be no reason for such a pleuropneumonia, and he was taken this is that tramps are not so num eroom Nellie, who was born in Hastings, is on the first of July. While the service A VERY GOOD MOVE change unless it was expected that it only Thursday afternoon. Mr. Spence this winter, and the hope is to eliminate winning on the London stage. Miss will not deliver mail to every farmer's would enable Fred L. Heath and Car­ was 50 years of age. He was born Ln them altogether, as far as possible Loomis went on the stage eleven years door in the county the aim will be to That of the Qty Officials in Compell­ veth to be more aggressive and to still New York ‘City, but had lived in this ago, her first engagement being with deliver it as near as possible to every BAND ENTERTAINMENT further enlarge and strengthen their county nlDce 1872. At one time be was ing the Pool Rooms to Obey the the Wilbur Opera company, where she farm house in Barry county. FrWay evening at the hall, at HeJ. City Ordinance Which Prohibits lines of business as compared with its associated with M. W. Hicks in the attracted the attention of Lillian ton. there will be given by the twotoa It is expected that there will be at predecessor. Precisely that is the ob­ Public School Scholars From Bussell, and soon after accepted a fine least 43 rural routs in the system. This ject, and exactly that is the aim and grocery business, the firm name being Military Band the thrilling plaj? ot Frequenting Such Places. position with the famous “Belle of will mean au annual expense to the Hicks & Spence. Upon the dissolving “Joe Ruggles, the Girl Miner." " Atta* This city has a Very binding ordin­ purpose tn making the change. York" company, which toured England government of at least 830,000.00. And The Banner predicts a laige meas­ of that copartnership, he entered the the play there will be a dance. The with such great success. Two years the farmers ought to and undoubtedly ance for the regulation of billard and ure of prosperity for the new find, and employ of bls brother, W. H. Spence, •proceeds are to go flor the benefit of , ago Miss Loomis severed all manager­ will be-willing to show their apprecia­ pool rooms. Under its provisions, the wishes them abundant success. the shoe merchant, and had been with the Delton band. This band Is ewe foal connections and organized her own tion to the government for this service. proprietor of a pool room is absolutely him ever since. He was a man of very posed of 22 members, and was-orc**company of “Pickaninnies”-, which made Axid perhaps the * best way in which to prohibited from permitting any person few words, always attending strictly to Izod in March. 1908. They liava gtvaa WANT TELEPHONES a pronounced hit In New York and do it is in the construction and main who attends the public schools to play his own affairs. Those who knew him two entertainment* before, both of afterward England. This season she talnence of good roads over which these at bUllards, pool ior any other game, or intimately always spoke of him in «he "rhlcb were largely attended aad wry to frequent such a place at all. Com ­ is starring in vaudeville in England routes mui t pass. This spring will be the Farmers of Carlton Townsnip Pro­ highest terms. He was a good citizen, satisfactory. , with her own company, and is under. time to do this work so that when the plaint has been made to the city offi­ pose to Build Co-operative Line. honest, faithful, attentive to hid duties. contract with the Oxford theater where service begins in July they trill have cers that certain boys and young men In order to be thoroughly up to date He loaves to mourn his. death his did frequent these placet* to their cwn she will remain all the season. A Lon­ good roads to begin on. and to enjoy the privilege® afforded brother. W. H. Spence; a sister, Mrs. don paper says of her opening perform­ BANNER WANT ADS. PAY. The government has taken the stand detriment and Uiatof their school work. by telephone, the farmers of Carlton Esau Cannon, and a niece. Mrs. Allie( ance: that it will not be bound to keep up Thereupon the mayor authorized the are organizing a system of party-lines, Willison, and many friends. Jay Mead had a scholarship bt “Miss Nellie Loomis and company of this service over poor roads. And unless marshal to notify the proprietors of any to connect with the Citizens Telephone The funeral will Uke place at 2 p. the Scranton Corrvepondetr^ dancing girls presented a terpsLcborean enough appreciation is shown by those such place that the ordinance would be exchange of thia city. m. today from his late homo, and will School to sell. He advertised two Met which proved very bright and at­ benefltted by these routes to keep the rigidly enforced, that any onexjf them The plan is for the farmers of Carl­ be conducted by Rev. Arthur Trott weeks in the Banner want eol tractive, not only by reason of the roads fngood 'condition, the servioe will who permitted an attendant at the city ton to own tturir own jthona. This is The interment will be In Riverside iimns and found a purchaser. schools to frequent his place^pr to play clever dancing itself bnt also of the have to be discontinued over those * the correct basis to start with. The cemetery. Chau. Merrick advertised for tbs any games there would be punished to lively music by whjch the same was ac­ roads. next step is to connect with the Citi­ FIVE HOBOES JAILED. return of a loot dog in the samo companied. Misstomiss Is a distinct-' The question of good roads does not the limit. Credit belongs to SupL zens Co., which will make a county column two weeks. He has tk* On complaint of C. W. Rowlader. ly able step-dancer, and the best thing interest the rural mail service alone. Chamberlin for taking np this matter. system of It from the start. The coat of this city, five hoboes were ar-' dog. If you want to buy or tin in the act was her solo, danced to the Itshould.be of fully as much import­ He found the work of many scholars of service will be the very low one of rested Wednesday afternoon for steal­ any article, use the Banner wait whistling accompaniment of one of ance, to the farmer himself in getting was interfered with by their attendance 84.50 per phone. ing coal from him and appropriating columns. her companions.” his produce to the market. So it seems at the pool rooms. Without making ThFUrstlin? will be established soon. Other papers speak in the highest that in consideration of these facts that any fuss about It, he called the atten Mr. Fred Fleming is circulating the the scale room of his elevator for a praise of Miss IxximiB and her trouj>e this spring should see the farmers of tion of the Maypr to the situation, and paper, and expects to secure eight or boudoir. The quintet were brought giving them credit for being very Barry county planning _w make the the latter and Marshal Phillips acted ten names this week. This nuinber is before Esq. Bishop Thursday, and giv­ clever, Uried, interesting and well best showing ever made m/Barry coun­ with cotnmendible promptness. We already promised. With the one line en sentences of 10,12,14,10 and 18 davs SPECIAL SALE AT COATS (MOVE. On another page will be fouat/th* dressed. £S.ll of which will be read with ty in tb® bettering of the highways. are pleased to> note this action of the in operation, It will not take long to in­ In the county jail for vagrancy. Barry county -ought to have a stone pile for announcement of Mr. Henry Ragfa. interest by the friends of the Loomis For their own interest and out of gratl- authorities, and hoj»e they will stand terest others. these gentry. Coats Grove, advertising a tpeufal Ndu' ■ family in Hastings. Uncle Sam they should do this. • . . TRADE IN HASTINGS NEW DRUG FIRM �H A STI r<~c.s BANNER FEBRARY. >. i9"5 TRADE IN HASTINGS President Kooeevelt made an addree* before tbe Union League Club of Phil­ adelphia one evening laat week, in which he took very advanced ground a little credit, how much can he get of in favor of government regulation of either? Not a cent Not a penny do COOK BROS.. Editor*. commerce and industry, so that the they contribute to the moral or material Interests of the people might be better progress of Hasting* or Barry County. PORTY-NLNTrt YEAR. protected. Bls audience was largely There is only one condition that can wealthy men, some of them multi mH* be Justly urged as a sufficient reason I ional re*. He spokeof the organization for any one within the trading radius rar.............. ...................................... blX MONTHS.....................................-.......... 5 .13KKC MONTHS....... .................... -*«%♦• S of the Union League 42 year* ago, its of Hastings going or sending anywhere purpose being to support that great else to buy goods—and that Is that the itt Knb-ved *C Hn* poitofflee *t Miciil- friend of the common people, Abraham goods be wants cannot be found here. & fwu. ■ • M-rou<l cUm matWtr. Lincoln. He felt be bad a right to look On the whole, goods that are kept In •jfor and aik for the support of the Unlou the stocks of Hastings tradesmen are ADVERTISING RATES. l>i-play advertlala*. rate* furnlstod on apptl- League now, when many of tbe owner* sold at as low prices as they can be of big corporations and transportation bought on tbe tne average oi of ueaieni dealers or lines, Instead of helping in devising catalog houses elsewhere. Now apd UmU pwtr.or aown* UravlUw. W*5*’J*}*; **£■ . Tc s line. Avers** of seven wordsio toe some just and equitable method of gov- thNi-an exception can be found in the ernmebt regulation of such enterprise* * Want column ic » word for each Insertion. case of a leader that is sold at cost, or Gar* •( Tiwnk*. twenty Bveonnt* each. in the public interest, were bitterly op* sometimes less, just to give the idea Uttltunrv. iHjetT aud rtwoluUoo*. » n£ ivuax-. of bIrthA Uf-aths or marrtn<n* will re posing such actions. He insisted that that other thing* are sold cheap alto. the owners of wealth mast not fancy Wherever a customer cannot detect that they could use their wealth as they <x iny cTreum*uu»c*unI«w> the quality, be is often badly done up pleased —they must expect, and ought by the catalog houses. And when he JOB PRINTING. to be willing. to have, the the publie is, there is no remedy. interest in tbe enterprise* they control­ ob office* lu WMtrra Mfctatnn, aad u pro Competition in all lines of trade in o do every kind at book and job printIn*. led properly guarded The prosperity of Hastings is very strong. There is no the country required the prosperity of REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION all classes, not that of a few at tbe ex­ chance for any-trade except on merit. The tradesmen of Hastings are keeping W pense of;the many. The man of wealth, larger and better stock* of goods than instead of fighting the government in 'clock. Mr its warfare on railroad rebate*, ought they formerly did. AH line* of mer­ tht rmiovtac purr com: chandise, dry goods, groceries, clothing to help the government put an end to hardware, boots and shoes, drugs, farm the system which aided tbe strong to Implements, furniture, leather goods. •r «on u.itln< crush weaker enterprises. The day of Jewelry, flour and feed, all are represent­ “the square deal” for every man waa ed here by active men, ready to hustle coming, and tbe opposition of men of and work bard, and satisfied with wealth lo governmental regulation of leasonable profits. Hasting* has strong commerce and industry might possibly irf-jpe.-ly come befar* said convention. ___ _r. r.t will sill postpone lb coming, for. a little time, banks, excellent lumber yard* and coal but would be apt to invite remedies yards, and good strong firms actively conceived in the spirit of retaliation competing for all kinds of farm pro­ Upon thu the avrontou- rather thau redress of just grievances. duce. ea 1» aa folio**: These tradesmen contribute largely It is safe to say that the wealthy anditoraof our strenuous President will to the burdens of taxation which sup ?Johruito«n ............... . port our city. These are the people (Maple Orova ......... not soon fdrget his earnest words. It 15 Oranitvilla ............... S Pnurtovilfc’ ................ will be well for the owners of the rail­ who maxe the market here for the RRutland .............. farmer ’s produce and crops. They are roads and other corporations interested *.Thom«t>ple ............ .1 Woodland ................. 1 to follow the President’s suggestion ready to extend every reasonable ac­ 8j Y-mkev Sprlnaa...... comodation to the customers. We be­ ——/ Commit tea. and assist congress in preparing just JOHN C. KKTCHAM. Chairman lieve they deserve the trade of the peo R- KKNASTON. Secretary __ laws, and not assume any Baer attitude n«t*d Hutlnn. Mich.. Jan. Tl. IMG. of the “divine right" of corporate wealth pie of this city and of the surrounding to do what its owners please and that country. Wa beli«ve that ;the things which are regularly kept in the stocks only. . REPUBLICAN CITY CAUCUSES. of yastings merchants will, on the Repabllcan city caurules to elect delecatee A chemist of the South Dakota food average, be boughtofthem at a* reason­ win w n-n commission extracted enough coal tar able prices as from, dealers anywhere, niary 8th. IMG. dye from a bottle of port wine taken or from catalog houses. And they are froq^an original package to dye nine here to make satisfactory exchange c urth Want—County <h«rk'» Ofhca-* de>< square feet of woolen cloth a brilliant if an article purchased does not prove wine color. Dr. Wiley, chief of the ag desirable. rty order City-Committee. LKE H. PRYOR. Chairman. And the prutlts these men make are riculture&l department bcaureau of Chemistryof Washington says 85 per spent In Hastings] Their prosperity, helps the town. Whatever helps this ffewt of the whiskey sold over the bar \t ttin annual banquet of the McKin­ city is a benefit to every citjneri.and to ley Club, in the City of Canton, ()., on in this country is adulterated, wood’al­ every man within the trading territory cohol, a deadly poison, being frequently the evening of the 31st, Justice Dav, of of Hastings.-Vj the Supreme court of the United States, used] We are not mentioning this spli We hope to see] built up more-ana acted as chairman. He teas tbe life jectaf liquor adulteration with any' more in this city and vicinity a sent! hope or idea that any such com 1 >ng personal friend of McKinley. The ape tker of the evening was Gen. ,F.ttz- ment will scare the whiskey drinker in inent Ho promote the growth of the b'tgh Lee. the Idol and hero of the to quitting the habit. The niaft whose city and of the city’ji trade.. It will pay aouth. a confederate general, and also good sense and observation will not pre­ any one In the trading radius' of Has one of the major generals named by vent his indulgence in alcoholic stim­ tings, in direct anil Indirect benefits, President McKinley in thfi Spanish wan ulants as a beverage will not be di^- to encourage that sentiment by every Here Is the tribute which 'this confed­ turbed over the prospect of couvertiug possible means. erate officer and democrat paid to bi* his stomach into a dye tub or poison LAKE VIEW. martyred friend.-“The birth of the man laboratory. The grip has a good start in. this vi whose memory Wt) unite ii> recalling to­ cinlty. night Is a great event and should be an­ 1c is understood that the Standard nually celebrated by all of our people, Oil interests now control the Vanderbilt The teacher had to close her ochopl 'lest we forget;* lest we forget,* that he lines, consisting of the New York Cen Saturday on account of the grip, the was a ‘foe without hate, a friend with­ tral. Nickel Plate, West Shore, Boston teacher being sick. out treachery, a soldier without cruelty, and Albany, New York, New Haven Colvin** family are sick; had. to call a a publie officer without vices, a private and Hartford. Lake Shore, Big Four,> doctor. citizen without reproach, a Christian M ichigan Central and Chicago North­ Mrs. Charles Smith is taking care of without hypocrisy, a man without guilt.’ western. They previously controlled her mother. Mrs. Burt Johnson, of Therefore we all should delight to hon­ the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and North Castleton. or his memory at all times and in all the Gould lines— Wabash, Missouri Pa­ Mrs. Vinnie Weldh, teacher of the places." He closed his memorable ad­ cific, Missouri, Kansas and Texas and dress with these eloquent and deeply the Denver & Rio Grande. E. W„ Har­ Gallinger school, with her scholar* vi* Red the Lake View school Tuesday. patriotic words: “May the harmonious riman and his associates control the The young people sprung a surprise invocations from 45 states rise to the Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Ore­ heavens above invoking on our country gon Short Line and Northern Pacific. on Florence Coolbaugh Friday night. progress, peace and prosperity: and let It is said the two crowds have combin­ Elmer Gillaspie thought be had a all fervently pray that when tbe veil of ed, thus joining 41,000 miles of track pretty cold bath last Thursday when futurity shall be lifted there shall be and controlling traffic worth 8300.000, J1® broke through the ice in tbe river at revealed tbe upward and onward course i000 a year. Such concentration of means the head of the lake. of the union. That a republic will be of transportation certainly demands Will Cogswell is quite alck. visible, representing a power and cal- ,government supervision, and the coun­ Orin Rockwell came home from New ling a respect that the mighty armies of try will uphold President Rooeevel tin York lut week. He I. eu,tag with Caesar and Augustus never won for insisting upon It. his brother George. the imperial eagles; and that in It sec­ George Rockwell visited his uncle, tion may never lift up its hand against President Roosevelt bad his innings auction again, neither shall they know with a vengeance last week. On Mon­ Ira Cotton, of Woodland, over Sunday. war any more, and that the reign of ■day tbe supreme court handed down a peace, unity and fraternity shall be as <decision perpetually enjoining the meat lasting as the home of the stars, as e- >packers from combining into a trust. ternal as the foundation of the ever- <On Tuesday Chairman Hepburn, ofthe lasting hills.” * I ]house committee on commerce, who had been opposed to the Rooseveltplan Russia is having troubles enough, of stopping railroad rebates, not only ^.—auarciyr and riots at home and defeats ceased opposing the proposition, but at the hands of the waspy little Japs in sidestepped and permitted congressman Manchuria Russia has nothing but Townsend to prepare and report, With the stupidity and deceit other brauro- Hepburn's endorsement, a'bill fully cratic rulers to blame for her troubles embodying the President's Ideas for * in .Europe and Asia. Experience keeps ending rebates. a dear school, but certain people who do not give the gray matter under their I’resident Roosevelt has sent to Con­ hats proper exercise are said to learn gress a sped al message asking that body in no other. to authorize the gathering of statistics with reference to the divorce evil. He President Roosevelt has- notified the declares that whatever undermines the This cut UluHtrateg my ngvv home and breaks down the sanctity of beef packers that criminal proceedings method of fitting glharas will follow any attempts to violate the the marriage relation strikes at the very foundation of society, and that the injunction against forming a trust which the supreme court has just made prevalence of divorce is a menace to RETINOS COPY permanent. In other words, the Pres­ the family and the home. In order, to ident in effect says that be will operate provide a remedy, it is necessary to Requires no questions to find know the evil which is to be met — ou any attempted meat trust with his hence tbe request for statistic* on the ■ the refractive error, makes private buzz saw. subject. fitting surer. Hastings Banner. r-.< *<*had every Wedneaday afu-rrocm at >A • -Ure*. Michigan. A BIG CUT IN PRICES is w © In order to close out all our Winter Goods at once, we are willing to sacrifice the the profits. We must have the room. Ladies’ heavy fleeced Wrappers, worth $1 00 Ladies’ or Gent’s Night Gowns, worth $1.00 Ladies’ or Gent’s Golf Gloves, worth 50c • Our regular 60c Bed Blau kenta • Our regular 75c'Bed Blankets • • Our regular $1.00 Bed Blankets • • • Our regular $1.25 Bed Blankets Our regular $1.50 and $1.75 Bed Blankets *• Our1 regular $2.00 6ed Blankets Men’s double back and front Undershirts, regular 45c value Ladies' extra heavy'fleeced, worth 50c • • u n CDtTPIAI • E*AD 79c 79c 89c - 48c 59c • 79c 98c - *1 25 ■ 1 50 89c ■ 39^ • Attorney General Moody and the ad­ ministration scored a big victory In the decision handed down by tbe U. 8. su­ preme court Tuesday against tbe meat trust. Tbe opinion was unanimous, showiag that the case was a very con­ vincing one. w to to - ™DAY AND SATURDAY. ebruary ioth and nth. SrEulAL run F $ 15 down regular 5oc CORSETS, long hip in black and white 39 cents. Iw. E. MERRITT “Uneasy lies the head that wears a *rpwn’’^sang the bard of long ago. Bu’ tn the case of Russia the uneasi­ ness is different —tbe question being whether some nihilist bomb will not knock the head from under the crown, •c smash both. to . _ „ _ . to to ___ _________ ,_______ . ji-jcs Open a Savings account at the Hastings Rational flank Fur your child or grandchild. The little book you receive, made out in r,the child’s name, will help to provide for its future. This act of yours may prove the turning point of the child's life, as the book ie calculated to encourage habits of saving among the young, One dollar opens an-ac’count. Three per cent interest compounded semi-annually. , HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Only National Bank In Barry County. Are You Planning build a House? build a Bam? To repair yOur House? We are Headquarters for Everything in the Line of Builders’ Hardware We will be glad to figure, with you on anything in bur fine. This promises to be a busy year, You will be wise to arrange NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our R. Pancoast Bros �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRUARY 8, 1905. MARTIN CORNERS. WOODLAND. Mrs. John Hynes Is quite sick at the present writing. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Miller have been entertaining a * brother of Mrs. Miller during the past week. Stephen Wolfe and family visited at Z. A. Cornell’s on Monday. Mrs. Erm on t Bates is having a fine time with the grippe. . Mrs. E. R. Lyons also has the grippe and is unable to attend to business. Miss .Emma Bizer, who has been spending a few wks with friends in Allegan county, returned on Monday. Postmaster John Velte na= in Hast ings on Friday on business. Aionzo Derby, of North Castleton.has sold his farm to a Mrs. Bower. The Odd Fellows lodge of this place had an oyster supper on Monday even­ ing. Mrs. D. A. Rosa, of Lake Odessa, is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Della Tyler. T lowed and orders drawn. Carried. BAN Fl ELD. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. Bennett, Barber, Grant, Hall, - Miss Mabel, Bowman is visiting Born <i an. 28th to Fred Stamm and Ayes Horton, Bayes. -Snyder, Tobias. friends in Penfield. wife a 9 pound boy. No wonder Fred Moved by Aid. Hayes that tbe bill nf the city committee tor 8fi2 be allowed. Mrs. Pickle is very ill at this writing. looks so good natured. HOLMES CHURCH. Dr Hyde is attending her. Miss Mary Foley, of South Hastings, Aid. Snyder o"ered an amendment U>at the motion be laid ou the table fcp or<« Mrs. Glenn Fuller spent Friday with Miss Pearl Bruuney has been sewing has been vlsitirg Mrs. H. Burroughs. w.eek. Carried. her sister, Mies L’rah Baine. . Tbe following ordinances profor Mrs. F. E. Doty last week. Clare Bristol, wife and twin daugh­ Ben ted: ‘ Mr. John Sinclair has been doing Mrs. Eliza Trethrake returned to hej ters, Bernace and Beatrice, of Marion, “An ordinance to permit the Thorn­ some carpenter*' Work for John Blood’s Ind , are visiting his parents, Mr. and old home in BanOeld last week. apple Electric Cd., their snroeMtor-. w d people. Nearly everyone has harvested their Mrs. C. A. Bristol and other relatves ashlgns, lo establish gas works in iha : city of HastldgB, Mich., for the puruoia Mrs. Ida Durkee was the guest or Ice and have tine ice and tine weather at present. furnishing said city and the irhabWill Warner, wife and daughter are | of ' Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hunt in North Carl­ to harvest it in. Itanu thereof with artificial ga*. for IL ton Wednesday. . spending a few weeks with Mrs- |.]uminating power and' heating parMrs. L- Stevens, who has been caring W's people. Will who is impoor hedljh i poses. The ptteudauce at the oyster supper for Mrs. Shenn. Zimmerman during i.' ii the I, doctorin, with Dr. GaUarpte ot !i ,“ “An A" ardinanro crdinanc-i uulhnriz'af authorlr r at B. R. Murdock’s was not what we tier illness, is again home. ' D.,w)in: Bauing. ----Ou----Cotnput,. ------- - - ---their r,--- succeadesired, hut a good time was enjoyed , sore and assignees, assigneea. to construct construe:, uhanMr. Stillman has the wiring of tbe 1.3 grippe seems to be quite preva .uln and operate » gag and cokt-, j-lant by those present. east line completed and as soon as the lent in‘our neighborhood m nearly iz in the dty of.Hastings, ----------------in the «*■»’• ...of Miss Grace tloltnee is suffering froth phones arrive tlie line will be ready for every family are having a tussle with Michigan, to make „_L.-----------------------J and furnish -gas and a severe attack of tonsiiitusi She is J ■ enkfi inr fn«il.l hnntlnw tmwar coke for fuel, heating, power ami and ll_ IIbusiness. . lutninating purposes, and any and all some better at this writing. We are very sorry that anyone should Grace Bristol has gone to Hastings purposes toeident to such busir•••».” Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunt, of North Carl take exception to what was: said in last to work for a couple of weeks for her Moved #y Aid. Snyder sam- be-re­ ton, visited the latter’s brother, J'. H. week’s issue In regard lo the telephone aunt, Mrs. Frank Sage. ' ferred to ordinance committee 'obe re­ ported bn at next regular i-.eetiof. Durkee and family Saturday. line. It was not meant for that. Go Motion Jost.) We learn that Albert Williams is ahead boys, the telephone is a fine Common Council Proceedings. Moved by Aid. Bennett that ths very sick at this writing and is under thing, and your scribe Would be willing franchise of Fred W. Freese, Jno. M. Commun council met in adjourned Oil and Seymour Y. Hill be granted. the care of Dr. McIntyre. to be called “any old thing’’ if it would Lewis Hough and family, of Allegan only branch out enough to reach him. session Friday evening, Jan. si, 1905, Carried. Ayes Aids. Bennett. Barber. Quite a number from this way at­ Mayor Heath preeiding. Grant. Horton, Tobias. Nays Ball, county, are visiting their many friends Preseotat roll call, Aids. BennetL, Hayes, Snyder. tended the oyster supper given by the ’ in and around Woodland. Moved by Aid. Snyder that rbe fran­ Mothers can safely give Foley’s Barber, Grant, Hal), Horton. Hayes, Masons at the Hotel at Woodland, and Snyder and Tobias. Mary and Johnny Landis have the chise of tbe Thorriapple Electrie.Co. be Honey and Tar to their children for report an excellent time. Minutes of previous meeting read referred to the ordinance committee. typhoid fever. Mary Is improving, but coughs'and colds, for It. domains no and approved. We tender our sincere sympathy to Carri«*d. Ayes Aids. Bennett. Barber, opiates nr other poisons. Sold by W. Johnny is still very sick. Tbe following city accounts were au­ Gram. Hill, Horton, Hayes Snyder, II. Goodyear, the druggist. Mrs. Fred Barry jr. in the loss of her dited: Tobl&M. ’ ' It is reported that the new village of little daughter which was laid to rest Pat Slattery. pj<.» .. $5.40 Moved by Aid. Bonnett meeting wood cutters at Warnerville is rapidly a Rak.oowplm .... 4.40 in the Fuller cemetery Sunday. journ. Carried.: ' • t • . fcoo C.< j . Trlto.. Utepbcor disappearing. PLAYS AND PLAYERS. Ovrrt Kr»r, aand. .. J. Home* Dmpve, Mrs. II. B. Barnum is tbe feuest of 10112 -The attachment suit of B. S. Holly a City Clerk. of her brother. Webster Rogers and Maud Durbin (Mrs. Otis Skinneri Is Rail Slattery. enow pio*.................................. 4J0 vs. Benjamin Hawkins has .been ad­ a well known writer-fur the magazines Cincinnati Caa. Cuke. Coal 0 Mining Co 11.16 family in Hastings this week. journed for thirty days. and recently bad a charming dialect Mr and Mrs. Edd Parmelee enter­ Uncle John—So you don't.like yonr Claudia Benson, who has been sick ■tory In a Boston publication. Mich. Supply l tained a jolly sleigh load of young teacher. Tommy? Tommy (savagely)— Alf Gibson, who for _tpe past ten 35 Muwy-Lj for the past three weeks, is again at people from Hastings Saturday even­ Ko, I don’t. I wlsht he was at tbe bot­ M. W. Uicka years han been a member of Dumot’s work for B. S. Holly. tom of the re*n ’ Uncle John—Ob, come ing. minstrel company of Philadelphia, Is now. Tommy I That’s too much to eay. ■ Rev. A.R. Lyons has been near Eaton now with George Primrose’s company. This evening Monday Feb. 6th occurs E. Smith . Tommy—-Well. I wlalrt he wan at tbe Rapids, the past week, assisting Rev. the oyster supper of the I. O. O. F. at Mr. Beerbohm Tree has a project for W. Hlltixi 15.40 bottom of Jones' mill pond. tbcn -Ex­ C. R. A.,........................................ Allen in conducting revival meetings. a Shakespearean festival to take, place Woodland. Quite a number from this Moved by Aid. Hayes. same be al- atange. A. T. Cooper has been having the at His Majesty’s theater, to London, vicinity will attend. NORTHEAST CASTLETON. grippe, but is some better; also his wife next April. The performances will ex We have heard it whispered that Mrs. D. Townsend is reported to be is now suffering from the same disease. tend over a fortnight. Dwight Chase has sold his farm to no better at this writing. Tbe recent revival in Loudon by the ’ The Ladles’ Aid society uf the M. E. Evartt Ckim, of Lake Odessa, for the The social at Coats Grove last Friday.consideration of 82,600. . church will serve supper at the home Mermaid society of Sir John • Van­ brugh's comedy. '-The Confederacy,” night was well attended. r Mrs. Frank Dickinson. All are cor^ Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller, Miss 1 does not appear to have bee^ attended Uuraeacher Miss Ryan was token ill dially invited to attend. ■ Bessie anB Mr. and Mrs. Will Hauer by very brilliant success. ■spent a very pleasant evening at the i last Friday while visiting the Coats ' Ed. McArthur and family, of West Among tbe productions to be expect­ home of Mr. and Mrs. M. I’. Fuller Sat- ‘t Grove school. MUlbrook, who have been spending a ed in tbe near future Is that of AngusI Tb» I. TI' L will meet at John few weeks visiting Woodland friends, ‘tus * Thomas’ "The* Education of Mr. nrday, They were very highly enter­ :t Friday night; all are In- : have returned to their home. I’ipp.”. which was miggmted by tlx» tained by ifrs. S. A..Holmes, Miss Car­ [ Meade's next ‘ cartoons of Charles Dana Gllisuu, rie. and Win Hauer with the organ, vited. The Woodland ground hog came out ■ Mr. J M. Barrie’s tbree_ act fulry and horn fijr music. A Surprise party was _given at the . on Thursday and had a good time all ‘play fur rh’ihlreii will he produced at home of Mr. aud Mrs. Ben. Coolba :gh ‘ day. but went in again for six weeks, tbe Duke of YurkM .theater In London lust Saturday night in honor of their being frightened at his shadow. COATS GROVE. ! koonl Gerald Dn Miiuricr, Ninn Uoucb Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Smith visited daughter Floreneojt beiug her twentyThe Masonic lodge of this place bad cttult and Dorothea Baird are engaged Mr. Scidmore’s near Cedar Creek Fri­ first birthday. Thp chief amuse^nt A genuine oyster supper on Friday In It. was flinch, caiom aud music and ^hetT Evening at the hall. Forty-five suppers Jean Rlcbeplh. the TariNlan playday. ■ ! refreshments were served. The merry wrlfcht, who- wrote the French orlcinnl Mrs. Irene Brooke is sick with the i friends left for their homes nil re^urt- were served and everybody had a good of “The Harvester,” Is anxious tn Lave time. Jagrippe. . Otis Skinner “tvcnte” for the Ameri­ i ng a good time. The Ghalk Talk at the M. E. churcdi can stage the role of Don Quixote to Mrs. Victor Rodgers Is gaining very on Wednesday evening of Im: week tbe new comedy which he hns aenrly slowly. „ MAPLE GROVE. was not very well, attended, but was fiulsbetl. • Mth. Edith McQueen, of Lowell Mr. and Mrs. !x?e -Gould were at pronounced very good by all who Were Mich , Ik v’siting friends here. Charlotte Sunday. . there. Perry Flory, of Woodland, and two A secret learned from a hotel cook UMM*. hl. Monda, ‘ fir to cover the knife with u piece of on Saturday. The funeral.services were •lied paper when cutting* butter. This i- IVPtl <Olar liar lost l.xt his hntiia . Ewen house Haby Grx. lire last held pn Monday. Mrs. Jordan was one makes the dean. smooth cut which de­ Saturday. None of tbe furniture saved. Jdke SmRh, of Sunfield, was seen in ( of Wuodland’s oldest and most tfeNjMot- lights the heart of h >housoke<.*per who V» ill Kdble, of Grand Rapids, was this vicinity one day-last week. values appetrauets^. i cd pioneers. t home from school Saturday and t^un A. D. Wolfe lost a valuable horse day. IRVING. . one day last week. A Night Alarm. GREA1 DISPLAY OP WOOLENS IN THE PIECE Steven Wolfe, wife and son. of Lake Mr. and Mrs. k ft. Chambers took A saw mill will be set up on Wm. Will H4nr AT OUR STORU ON Worse than an alarm of tlre-at night Odessa, and Frank Wolfe and family, dinner .withMrs. Benton last Sunday. Blower's place soon.. is the brassy cough of croup, which of Wood land, attended church here ano Mrs McIver, of Rockford, has l>een sounds like the children’s death knell _ FEBRUARY le'AMD 17 _____ ; The Moore and Barryviile schools Sunday. dressmaking for Mrs. S. R. Chambers and it means death unless something is The full line of Strauss Bros., Master Tailors, Chicago, Jias Richard Demond aud wife and Al- 1 lhe N“r‘“n sc,'“,, <,"t' d,» lwt done quickly, Foley ’ s Honey and Tar the past week. been sent to us especially for this event. A special representative never faifs to give instant relief and Farley and wife, visited Ransom Hnxes j weelt■ long skilled in the tailoring^usinesswill have charge of the display. the — Nor­ >Fr»nk Stanton, of Dowling, was seen quickly cures the wont fohnaof croup. Come and see the swell new designs now shown for the first time. and wife Sunday. Abe took his gradho-f The McKt-lvy school visited Mrs. I ’ . U Cordier, of Mannington, Ky., on our streets last; Thursday. Get pointers on the proper thing to wear. Don’t miss this-gre-t ton school last Friday. phone along. writes: “My three year old girl had a 4e chance to order your clothes to the best advantage. Charles Williams and wife, of Hast­ vere case of croup; the doctor said she Winnie Hagerman is at the homo of The Rev. Mr. Miller, of Petersburg, ings, attended the Aid Society last could nut live. I got a bottle of Foley’s her father, N. C. Hagerman for a few . Mich., is assisting the pastor of the Homy and Tar,-the first dose gave Friday. Coats Grove Church in his meetings. days. quick relief and saved her life ’’ Refuse Mr.Char)eeJ^anciHCO,of Lowell, was substitutes. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Potter and chil­ All are invited to atteud. in town one day last week. the druggist. dren of Assyria spent Sunday at Vince Tbe school social at the^chool house Charles WQliams took dinner with \ last Friday night was well -attended. Norton’-*. S. R Chambers last Saturday. May Potter who has been in Has­ Proceeds 88. This will enlarge the Aaron Sherk, of Parmalee, had a school library to one of lhe best in the tings for several days returned to her lively runaway last Friday. No dam­ home last Tuesday. county. age but a broken cutter and harness. $29,999.99 $75,090.09 Mr. and Mrs. John Mason gave a Pineules is the name of a new dis­ progressive pedro party Saturday night covery put up in a new way. |A certain to about 20 guests. Ed Wooj and Mrs. NASHVILLE. cure for all Kidney, Blood and Bladder A. J. Beebe is suffering from a stroke diseases, and every form of Rheuma­ Cora’ Hall won the honors, while Ed . tism. Pineules relieve Backache and Mason and Mrs. Auna McIntyre carried of paralysis. savings 6W' Kidney pains permanently. If you off the booble prizes. An elegant sup­ E. V. Smith was at Bellevue, Satur­ need such a remedy let us show you tbe per of oysters, coffee, cake “and fruit day, on business. eixjttr mcntr, PraM«»t. wonderful Pineules. Sold by Fred L. was served. Heath, the druggist. Judge Smith, of Hastings, was the guest of his father, D.W. Smith, Friday. R. B. m««r. UktPrn. Mrs. Charles Feighner has been en­ tertaining her mother. Mrs. Lena Fashfl. fl. fl»dcrw«. Cashier. may be a financial giant. baugh. >If he is careful and thrifty Ed. Smith and family were at Wood­ .he will never be short in a land, Sunday, the guests of Irvin Eddy money sense. How about For the next 30 days. Every day wiii'be a BARGAIN DA; [ and family. that boy of yours? Why I am doing this lo reduce stock to make room for Spring and Emerson Hosmer, of this place, was not sta man on Supamer goods. . ' married to Mrs. Emma Wentz, of Hot the roa Springs, Arkansas, Jan. 22. Specially reduced prices for thU sale on Heavy Coats Mr. and Mrs. George Abbey, of Hast­ and Blankets. They will go regardless of Cost. ings, were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ed. Palmer, last week. Dtrtaon START AN ACCOUNT FOR HIM Miss Louise Brayton, of Grand Rap­ ids, has been the gueet of Mrs. G. W. AT THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT. 0««er irittwr, Gribbin, the past week. A few Samplers: R. B. m«Hr. Mrs. Frank Caley has returned from Battle Creek, where she went to care R C. Trad,. 7 Bars Lenox and Jackson Soap for her sistir, Mra. Rosa Weller, who 17 cent Bulk Coffee is ill. 15 cent Bulk Coffee Fred Brumm and family and Mieses Rice, formerly 6c, now Commence it with as little as ONE dollar if you like. D. S. Bwtyur. Iva and Mildred Coe were at Maple Soda. formerly 7c, now-'' Then teach him to add to it asjhe can. E«ke mattrt, Grove, Saturday, the guests of Mr. and When I say SPECIAL SALE that is exactly what I mean. Mrs. Frank Cooley and.Miss Fern When he gets older, you’ll be proud of pitn and he of you. Come and you will be convinced that 1 am giving you a chance io fl. fl. flkdtrwit. Cooley. save money. ~ Miss Minto Bergman has resigned her position at Kocher Bios.' store and Highest.Prices for Produce. left Saturday for- Charlotte, where she has a position In the store of A. D. 1 p«r ent lateral paid lit $dei«9» Dtpanani Baughman. | CORRESPONDENCE. | Com. John Ketcham visited our schoolMonday. Rev. Allen was calling on our street one day last week. H. Cogswell visited relatives and friends in Eaton county last week. Mrs. Mary Beach and son Clare of Hastings are visitlug Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ win Mead. Mrs. Abram Fry is nursing a verylame arm caused by being thrown out of a cutter. The M. E. Quarterly meeting will be held at the Martin church Feb. 11 th and 12th. Mrs. Chas. Boyles, of. Richland, at­ tended the funeral of her little Deice at thiaplace Sunday. A slelghload of young people from this neighborhood attended the literary at the Pratt school house Friday night. Dur school has just added 11 Dew volumes to its library. Also has some new pictures framed fur the school roam. ' • . Esther J tine uhe infant daughter of Mrs. Jennie Barry died Feb. 3. The funeral was held Sunday al the Martin church, services conducted by Bev. Bradley. Interment to the Fuller cem­ etery. Mrs. Barry has the sympathy uf the entire community In her sad be reavement. having buried both her hus­ band and little daughter in the past four weeks. Sunday while turning around after the burial of their little grand, daughter F. Barry's cutter was over­ turned throwing Mrs. Bajry, out break­ ing one of the bones In her wrist and rupturing a blood vessel. Upon reach­ ing (’oats Grove Dr. Roberts set the in­ jured member. I AM COMING” FRIDAY THURSDAY Capital, Surplui, ' ' SPECIAL SALE m. r. &»*. money to Loan HENRY RAGLA COATS GROVE General Store fia$ting$ City Bank Aid CMKWMldtd UMl-aMUHf. Winter coughs are apt to result in consumption if neglected. They can heggan broke n-unt by using Foley’s -Honey and Tar. on Real estate Stcnritv �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRUARY 8, T905. THE YOUNG MAN’S DUTY COUNTY ASSOCIATION THE GRANGE Court House News. To His Country—Disco seed by Lee Barry Coaaty Postmasters Met Fri- i H. Pryor at the Methodist day Forenoon and Organized a । Church Sunday Evening. County Association. Despite tbe storm and the very brief PROBATE COURT. Nearly all the postmasters of the notice given a good sized audienca ASSYRIA TEACHERS AND PAT­ License to sell real estate granted lu county were in the city Friday fore­ greeted Lee H. Pryor at the Methodist RONS ASSOCIATION noon. belig called here to meet Rural ;Estate Miron Pennock. Sale March 2feth Church Sunday evening, and listened The Assyria Teachers and Patrons’ Estate of Willard Nye, deceased. with close attention to his address on association will hold an Institute at the Agent Kaappen. of Kalamazoo, who had a map with all of the rural routes Declaration of heirs entered. the topic “A Young Man’s Duty to his Assyria IM. P. church Saturday, Febru­ laid out fbr county free rural delivery ary IL All are cordially Invited. Country." Mr. Pryor is an easy, logical Petition filed for probating will of and forceful speaker, and all who heard Program begins at 9:30 a. nt. Spelling service, which It is expected will be ,Thomas L&urenson. Hearing March him felt well repaid for braving the ele­ contest In the evening. Accommoda­ inaugurated in this county soon after ,3rd. tions provided so people can may all July 1st aext. The meeting was held ments in order to do so. It was a splen­ Petition to determine heirs in estate day and evening. in the supervisors’ room in the cwurt did and an inspiring addreseJ. ' . bouse. So carefully* had Mr. Knappen of Add Parrott. He first called attention to the greatSTAR GRANGE 80$. Petition for probate of will filed in gone over his work that no cbaaffes and glory of this nation, and that Star Grange has had a very prosper­ estate of ’ Wm. E Cassej. Hearing were made or even suggeHtetl. whereby it was worthy of tbe interest and sac­ ous career, ft’ meetings have usually the. jiatrens of tbe routes could be February 27th. rifices of its citizens. He declared been well attended There was no meet­ Petition for license to sell real estate better sefVed. that no young man had a right to plead ing last Saturday night. Owing to lhe At this meeting the question of a filed in estate of Philander . Durkee. lack of interest in public questions. storm and the fact that we have no Hearing February 27th. county association of postmasters sheds tor tmtm it was thought beet They should concern him and be failed Petition by guardian of Emma Bol­ in his duty if he were not Interested in not to hnve a meeting. The next will was sug^sted, and was so heartily re­ be held , February IS. We hope for n linger, an Incompetent person, to be the public affaire of his city, county, good utUndance. It Is expected that ceived that an organization was effected. 1L. W. Feighner, of Nash- released from guardianship. state and nation. He must seek to Deputy L. C. Root of Allegan will Im* have the public life of all these clean present, i': viU«. was. elected as temporary chair­ man of tlie meeting and the following New Cases in Court. and honest, and that meant the eleva­ otffeers wore elected: tion of upright men to public office. Tbe following new cases have been GLASS CREEK GRANGE NO. 425. Presldirit—IL M. Johnson. Middle­ But while an optimist as to the fu­ Glass Greek Grange hold regular started since our last report: ville. ture. Mr. Pryor stated that the thing meetings| the first, third and .fifth Sat­ Emma J. Hoyd vs Chas. C. Hoyd, Vice - Presldent^-L. “W. Feighner. necessary for the preservation of this urday evenings of each month. During Nashville. divorce. land was an unselfish and active in­ the last <»uarter the average atten'Hance Secretary—-W. R. Cook, Hastings. Mary’Warner vs Jerry Warner, di­ Treasurer—John Velte. Woodland. terest in its welfare, and especially co was thirty. Questions pertaining to the better­ vorce. Topic fbr discussion February operation among all those who wanted Provident Life and Trust Co. vs to see the better conditions which all "Has the IHousewife Duties Outside the ment of tbe service were taken up and ought’to desire. He deplored the lack Home?” Our grange is In line for re­ discussed In an informal way. It was Frank McDerby Assumpsit. vival wofk and each member a com­ decided to hold the next regular meet­ of such co operation, and especially mittee of one to secure new members. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ing Tuesday. April 25th next, at w.bich that there were so many men, whose L. C. Root, supervision deputy, will WARRANTY DEEDS. aim was to be good citizens, who yet meet with our grange Friday evening. time a regular program will be carried out i Febnu»ry^24. were cold as an iceberg when approach­ A. E. Kenaston to G. E. Cronk There were present at the meeting lot cityS ed with propositions that meant the Following is the program for Febru­ the following named postmasters: Jane Fisher to Orr Fisher, 4UX moral, educational and spiritual better­ ary IS: R. M Johnson. Middleville a secl4. Hastings tonship. . 1200 00 Singing; by the’Grange. ment of the public life. L. W Feighner. Nashville. J. Van :Mocker to Marie and He closed with a strong plea for a "How Can We Make Our Hall More W. R. Cook, City. Nina Chappei parcel Nash Attractive?"..Z, Newland and others ylohn Velte. Woodland. better understanding and a working ville 1400 00 'Henry Rag)a. Coats Grove. together of the young men of our city RecitationGeorgia Havens Herbert W. Hart to Bertie L. H. H. Sparks. Morgan. ■ Solo.............................................. /Lena Havens for its social and moral good, and hoped Smith la sec 4 Woodland .... 400 00 John Castelein. Quimby. "Name Three Foods that May be to see some organization among them Byron' Fisher. Cressey. John S. to Minnie M. Chandler Consider**! Specially Healthfjil to John Oswald. Doster. • devoted to that end. 2a sec » Prairieville Children",Ella Otis and Mary Havens 350 00 R. G. Rice. Dowling. There were many young men present, Recitation ............... Chas. A Woodniff to Chas. A. Muggle Otis Ed Bissell. Hickory Corners. and we are sure Mr. Pryor’s earnest Select readingMary Newland Woodruff and wife 81 a sec 1 R. Reynolds. Shultz. j qq Rutland wards will bear fruit in a more active Charade John Foreman M. Chamberlain. Cloverdale. Merton E. Bower to Dani Shop­ Sam Chambers, Irving interest in public affaire by these young Solo ...Lulu Repiogb. P. K. Jewell. Assyria bell 50a sec 4 Caetieton »XM) 00 men. who to a larger degree than they "What is tbe Floral Emblem of Our Mr. Van; Avery. Parmelee. -Nation Now and What Dock the Amanda L Derby to Marton suspect can shape the public life of Xll presi-nf expressed themselves as E. Bower 50 sec 4 Castleton 2700 00 National Grange Favor In Its this city for good. Stead?" ........................... Forest Havens exceeding^- well pleased with Mr. Wm. H. Buell to Edward Court­ ney 80a sec 3»> Y ankee Springs 900 00 Recitation ..................................... Mabel Otis Knapp«-n's work and commended his Music Ira McCullum efforts to give the people of this counfy Lydia L. Gaskill to Ida M. IMPORTANCE OF FIRE DRILLS Minnie Gorham. Lecturer. W ells 40 a sec 11 Johnstown... 00 the very li-st possible.service. __________________ ; UU1T CLAIMS Margaret Dooley to J. Gideon DIEDIN HOSPITAL Shown by a Recent Fire in a Sagi­ Hughes 65 a sec 4 Irving. 00 ED. WOODRUFF ARRESTED. naw School Building. J.orado Pierce to Chas. H. Ray­ Sheriff .Furals* arrested. Ed. Wood­ mond 10a sec 13 Castleton..’ on The burning of a large school build­ Mrs. F. E. Herrick, of this city, Died ruff at Durand Monday on the charge Friday In Borgess Hospital. ing in Saginaw a short time ago con­ of stealing a team from Mrs. Angeline ASSYRIA. Kalamazoo. tains a valuable lesson for this city. Friday afternoon’Mrs. F. E. Herrick, Slaight; who he claims is bls house­ Miss Jessie Spaulding visited her The building in question cost 825,000 keeper.' H<) is-iajail. Both Woodruff sister - Mrs. Oliver Tasker last week. aad was a total loss, but the people of of this city, mother of Frank and WJH arid Mrs. Sfkight came-here from Cale­ Herrick, died In Borgess hospital, Mrs. John Tasker will entertain the ■Saginaw did not think of that. What donia. Lewis Beadle has sworn out a L. A. S. Thursday, February 1G. nterested them most was the fact that Kalamazoo She was returning from complaint against him claiming that Sadie Wright visited her brother Asa every child escaped from that burning Little Rock, Ark., where she had been he secured the team of ponies of him building, not only without injury, but visiting her son Amos. While there under false pretenses It Is claimed and wife at Battle Creek last week. Guy Russell’s house caught fire last in most cases without the loss of hat, she was stricken with paralysis of tbe limbs. When nearing kalamazoo or. he traded a mare for the ponies, and Thursday but by promt action It ms' coat or wearing apparel. Most of them that there was a chattel mortgage on tained only slight damage. the Michigan Central she was taken did not even know the building was on the mare, of which alleged fact he did The young people are preparing for fire until after they were safely outside- suddenly worse. Upon the arrival of not Inform Beadfe. an entertainment JiThe Village Belle.’’ The secret of this remarkable per­ the train there Tuesday she was re­ to be held at M. P. church in the near formance was the fire drill. It seems moved to Borgess hospital, where she future. that for years it had been the custom died, despite all that medical ahi could ATTENDED A BIG SPREAD Mrs.’ Chas. Cox is caring for her sister­ in that building to practice signal tire do for her. Her son Will Aras at her . ’ in-law Mra. Geo. Miller who is quite drills.' In this particular case what is bedside when she-passed away. The funeral took place from the U. sick. Lee Hiag, the Chine-e Laundry man known as the “garment drill” was or­ A jolly sleighlosd of young people went to Grand Rapids Saturday dered, upon these occasions, the scholars B. church at Yankee Springs Sunday to Attend a Banquet Given by attended a party at Mr. Puffer’s in taking their garments from the rooms afternoon, conducted by Rev. Crandall. The Interment was In the Yankee I ’ ennfield Wednesday evening. His Countryman Chang and halls with them.^It seemed that Hoy of that City. Only the week before the teachers Springs cemetery, where her husband’s remains were buried. Lee Hing, ourChiuese laundryman, Sheriff’s Notice of Election. bad practiced this particular drill, each was In Grand Rapids where he attended instructing her pupils in all the de To the Inspectors of Election and Un­ MAKES A CREDIT­ aspreadgiven by Chau Hoy. lhe wealthy (alls. qualified Voters of Barry. County: , On the day of tbe fire there was not ABLE SHOWING laundryman and restaurant keeper, to I’urMtant to dnr notice- from tb«- Srrrctarr of his countrymen of this part of the state a semblance of confusion among the ’’f*?’ "f 5li<-hlrisii you are- berebv notified that at Ute tx-oeral Eiretlon to be h,.ia hundreds of children as they marched Thev Jail Records for the past Sunday evening. It was to celebrate 00 Moflda-r April 3rd >wxs. tin- folthe Chinese New Year which occurred !2TJ?Wnmcer'.are^° tw' fVcted and to be voted from the building. In only one of the for In Harry (otinty One Jmtlcv* of the Rn. Month as Compared with the last Friday that this feast was given. WuoJF<0Urt’t*0,tcF'’nt'")r ,h*‘ t'ni'rrMtr^of rooms did the pupils know that there Same Honth a Year Ago. Lee Hing does not attempt to tell all Mlchiran. ot>- mmnfor <X the Slate Board of was a real -fire, and so perfect was the discipline and drill that not even in Tbe records of the county jail for the tbe delicasies, but tbe Grand Rapidr that room was there any panic or dis­ month of January 1905 show a total Herald*! account of the feast elated Vtrrpn B. Fc'knim. _____________ bherlff of Barry County. order, the children marching with the of 2,3 prisoners confined there on all that there was an abundance of good PROBATE ORDER “ r order and steadiness of trained veterans. charges. This compares very favorably things. Among the special dishes were 8tat» of MlchlsM. County of Barry, m. We know that fire drills are practiced with that of January of IWM when bird's nest soup, Chop Suey, duek, Count? ?“ ■ °L 55*' PTohat*- Court for. tho ounty of Barry hoi doo m the Probate oa<v in our city schools. But thejlesson’of there was a total of 92 prisoners lodged quail aud'cbicken. There was lots of <^iturd^ ythf ,n ’'a,d County or tbe Saginaw fire is to have these drills in our county jail and boarded at the tea, but no other beverages. Chan Hoy .d*r ol F>bniary. in the at frequent intervals, so that if a fire expense of the county. This report explained "I no like beer. It make year one thouMod nine hundred and fire ever does happen thejchildren in the will undoubtedly be very gratifying to people noisy and swe ar." The merry­ making extended well into the night. . Hastings school may be as fortunate the taxpayers of Barry county. Lt was riot noisy, but was the very as were those in tbe burning school building at Saginaw. SENTENCED TO SEVENTY DAYS reverse of lawless, being orderly and dignified. Saturday, George Blood and Wilbur WRECKS STILL CONTINUE Hopkins were taken before Judge Smith and pleaded guilty to larceny of a'sum of mdney under 125 from the barber shop of Busby Bros, before they were formally brought before him. the judge had had a private In­ terview with the boys He talked to them in. his ktddly way, and they had promised if given a fight sentence that they would try to profit by their Jsorry experience They wer.e given 70j days each In the Detroit house'of correc­ tion. They werelaken to that institu­ tion by Sheriff Furnlus. penon ,pclnU^ or ‘o other Miltablo VERY ENJOYABLE HIGH TEA. Mra. II. E. Hall gave a very enjoy­ Follow in the Wake of the C. M. & able high tea to 40 lady friends yester­ said^Ulc srefViulZd’toZSl 'nterrated lo D. P. M. Railway Consolidation. day afternoon, at 4:30. Heart shaped hand painted place cards were used When the' Cincinnati, Hamilton & for the guests to find their places at the Dayton and the' Fere Marquette Rail­ tables. The decorations were red and roads Were consolidated it was hoped white carnations, palms and potted by the travelling public Hist wrecks a copy of this order to*be I plants. The .Misses Florence Hoes, would become almost unheard of. How­ Elizabeth Field, Gertruke Rogers and be; „???? lD. cacli week for throe ever the “hoo doo", that has hovered Bessie Hall served in a faultless man­ over the Pere Marquette so long, and Jud<0<* Probate. I ner. Mrs. Wood catered. The out of fA tr^SwL**^’ has resulted in such frightful loss of town guests were Mra. William, Todd, life through railroad wrecks, seems to , BANKRUPTCY NOTtUlL ’ Miss Sprague and Miss Lamb, of Grand have transferred its allegiance to the JAILED FOR STEALING. Rapids, and Mra. Talbott, of Middle­ C. H. & D. branch, as about 30 people ville. Saturday, on complaint of A. S. Fore­ were severely injured inja smash-up in CHARLES F. PALEY. Bankrupt—xn 1 a small Ohio town one- day last week. man, the second hand dealer, Frank HOUSE BURNED IN WOODLAND. Anent the consolidation brings, to Kelley, of this city, was arrested for mind the remarks of a couple of stealing certain small articles from Mr. The farm house, on lhe William’s travelling men who were discussing the Foreman. He was brought before farm, section 82 Woodland, occupied consolidation of the two roads, when, J ustice Bishop the same day, pleaded by Irvin Olar, was destroyed bv fire one of them remarked that the initials guilty, and wasjresessed 810 fine and Saturday. Mrs. Oler was getting tbe of the road should not be C. H. & D. costs or 20 days in jail. He is serving dinner when she noticed flames in the and P, M. but rather should read C. H. tbe latter. ceiling of the kitchen. The fire was "Ud creditors may'ueJd ’an? and D. P. M.. which would stand for under such headway when discovered ■Cheap. Help and D—j Poor Manage ' ^number of the friends and neigh­ that it was impossible then to subdue bors of £lr. and Mrs. Watkins surpris­ ment." it*. Mr. and Mra. Oler saved wbat K’KK B-VVtCKS, Travelling men are not slow In ed them Monday evani ng. The even­ clothing and other effects they could grasping the eternal fitness of things, ing was most enjoyably spent and the from the burning building, but could company left a fine rocker as a token not s^ve all, as the fire made rapid not even of railroads. of their esteem. progress. r SssL"to“K*."5, “J’ajJTs rsrasr i,T CARLTON GENTCR. Miss PattenfiU, of Hastings, has been visiling her grandmother Mra. Wlekea. A merry party gathered at the home of Stella Hizer Friday evening. AU enjoying a good time. A sleigh load of people from this vicinity attended the religious services at Freeport on Thursday evening. Mrs. Ina Battrail is spending a tew days in Grand Rapids. Mr. a W. Rowland, having bought Phia Smith’s barn, sold to-day at auc­ tion, all of his (arm implements and stock preparatory to his taking charge of the barn soon. We are indeed sorry to lose him and bis from our neighbor­ hood Mr. and Mra. K. Wilson spent Sunday with relatives in Coats GroveTbe Ladies Aid Society of the Meth odist Church held its annual meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Smith Wednesday. After a fine dinner, and literary program, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President Mrs. J. T. Roberta. Vlcefl'reaident Mrs. H. B.Gammon. Secretary- Mrs. Charles Brooks. Treasurer - Mra. William Naah. . Tbe society was well attended, guests being Mrs. Q. Hynes, Mra. Myete and Mra. Endsley of Hastings, and Rev. Duffy and wife of Freeport. The next meeting will be held at Philo Fuller’s tbe first Wednesday in March. your wauls flake them known in this, tbe BANNER’S WANT ADV. COLLT1N—One cent a word. CARO OF WtoTper be” wtlto'. |t" bu PoUUxMitl'h-r MlddlluR' C«lj*r un Wood, per cm s*Jt. per bbl. Poothj_____ Foley's Honey ami Tar forchHdrtn.Mfe.Mre M* DISHES You can find aU kinds in my store. Wanted—To buy or rent a second To calll your attention I will band piano. Must be in good oonoffer SATURDAY, nrxt diijbii. Address, Piano, care Hastings Ranker. Came to my home on the Dan Bird­ sall farm, Hastings township. Sunday a good hunting hound. Owner can decorated, for $8,79 That have him by proving property and payday only. Value $12.00. ing for this notice. Georue Colvin. ’ For Salk—Two lota with good i<» pcs. bouse and barn in second ward. In­ quire 486 E. Court St. 3w decorated for $6.98 That CUBA—For reliable informatiui. concerning tbe climate, soil, pruduc day cnly. Value, $9.50 tious, people, lawn, lana titles, oppor tunities for Americans in fruit grow ing, gardening, bee keepihg or-stock raising; for prices of land In large or email tracts and for transportation to Cuba, write or call on THE TROPICAL LAND CO.. ~ Dishes <o Rent Chamber of Commerce Bldg.. Detroit M Ich igan. 1 American Set F. R, Pancoast FARM FOR SALE My 8o acre farm lor sale. Heavy soil, good buildings, apple orchard, ind fine peacb orchard of i too bearing trees, about t ia miles northeast of Hastings. Chas. B. Baldwin, Hasting*. Having purchased the Lower Market of Mr. Jas. L. Weaver, I hereby They Say "The proof of a pudding fe in the eating.’' So also, we believe the proof of a ilioe ie in it’a wear and । omfort. Wear one pair 'Of Lewis A. Crossett’s solicit my share of the patronage Shoes of- the people of this community. Having had a large experience in the market business, it will be my aim to give the people the very best service possible. Soliciting a trial order, 1 am and the matter will be .-ettfed to your satisfac­ tion Th* $4.s0 and $5 kind ara $3.50 while the Mg sale lasts. ' Yours Very Truly, F. W. CLIFFORD, SUITS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Prop’r Lower Heat Market. c. H. OSBORN PERPLE5 ,ug"5',he BREAKFAST Begin the day with some of our famous Oriental coffee, 35c per lb. Oatmeal, fresh at 4c per ib. Henkel's pan cake flour at lOe per pkg.: Dure maple syrup 30c qt. Dellciouji breakfast bacon at 15c a Ib. dinner Com per can 10c. Kidney Beans per can 15c. Peas per can 10c. Macaroni per lb 15c. Cheese fresh and creamy ific. Cabbage Sc a head. Squash 2»4c per lb. Turnips 15c a peck. Sweet pickle, per qt OlWesper bottle 10 25c. Ham per lb. 10c, SUPPER Veal loaf ibc. Potted Ham per can 5c. Salmon per can 15c. *“**00 Flakes per lb. 15c. Melroee Patee per can 15c. Chickeu loaf per can Peaches per can 15c. fcpdtbe day with a our Ujl Tea 50c a Hx. "r Hams 8 Russ.cx �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY 9. 1005. KEEPING A GOOD WATCH Horace Hall is In Wet: Virginia on a business trip. Wanted, 10,000 pounds of buckwheat Hactings Roller Mill Co. is necessary For flour, feed, coal, wood and elevato every ter stock phone 199. Menzo Turner. nun who Don’t fail to attend the big ten days would suc­ ceed in life. clearing sale at. Wright Bros, com­ Tbe kind mencing Feb. 15th. guaranteed Rev. and Mrs. H. H. VanAuken gave to give yon a pleasant dinner party to about a doz­ oueofmau’s en guests Monday evening. Mrs. Wood st ro i: pw t catered. a?5et6 rpunctuality, During the absence of Mrs, Ellen E. ___ f yon will Roblnsefi in the south the Francoobey them. Amerlean Hygiene Toilet articles wfil vTiW'iSSMwBMr ()n'yEt&n be handled by Mrs. Frank C. Brooks. dard and reliable Miss Gertrude . Smith entertained a A 10043 movements few friends at dinner Saturday even­ .dud place here add we willingly guar­ ing In honor of.Miss Margery Wallace antee them to be accurate time keepers. of Adrian, sister of Prof. W. T. Wallade Cased plain, nimple and ornate in of thia dtty. Miss Anna Johnson has sold her rani- 1 either, GOLD, SILVER, NICKLE. dcnce property in the SMbnd ward I and will build a new home on the lot I the school house. Delicate and complicated repairs are she purchased last .summer near a specialty here, as is promptness. JOHN BESSMER, The Jeweler, HASTINGS, ■ Remember the lecture of Hon/ Wnl. Jennings Bryan Friday evening. Feb­ ruary 24. at St. Rose’s hall. Single ad­ mission tickets \ow on sale at Fred MICHIGAN Renkes will entertain at <> o'clock tea. at St. Rose’s hall tomorrow evening. Euchre will be the entertainment. Friday, February 3rd, a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Silsbee When you see bur ofwasthe'First ward. Mother and child are doing nicely, and the proud parents name on a shoe you are receiving the congratulations of know it is not neces­ friends. From Saturday's we learn sary to look further there are few casesTelegraph of smallpox in the Kalamazoo asylum at that time, and for a good shoe. the first one to come dowu with Not enough to look ;' that the disease was,Julia Harrington, a patlenl sent from this county. well, good enough to George Speiker has purchased Wm. wear well. Mishler’s house In the east part of the C. W. Clarke & Co Quality Store. village and will take possession about tbe 25th of this month. Wm. will move to Hastings and care for his parents H. Mishler and wife who are getting, quite feeble.—Freeport Herald. The Toiniuson Lumber Co are now ready for buisnees. with a complete and choice line of lumber, lath, shingles, sash,doors and finish.Bi Ils gladly figured Will Peck will continue contracting as before and is now ready to figure on all contracts. LOCAL MEWS Tuesday will be Valentine day. Frank M. Merritt has bought the >uufle!d Sentinel. Wright Bros, big clearing sale begins Wednesday the 15th,for ten days only. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Irving Cressy gave a very pleasant dinner party to a few friends which was much enjoy­ ed by her guests. A load of six couples went out to Mr. Palmer’s near Woodland Saturday night and spent a most enjoyable evening. C. H. Osborne has an ad. in this issue ■of special interest to all: who want to order a nice spring suit from the goods in the piece, and get very; close prices. From the quality of the weather, and the quantity of coldness there seems to be in it there would appear te be no doubt that the bear saw his shadow on •Candlemas day. The asylum at Kalamazoo is so very crowded that the Advisory Board of that institution has sent out a state­ ment saving that only extreme cases be can received there. .Indoor base ball seem.i to be a very favorite pastime with the young men of the city and some very* exciting games are to be witnessed every week in the City hall building. •Wanted-Lady agents, canvassers, and demonstrators, 850.00 per month salary, and commission. *10 cash se­ curity needed, fully secured. Call for ’ Mr. Eldred at Hastings House. Solon Doud took a jolly load of sleighridevs to the home of C. W. Biggs . jin Rutland, last evening, to attend an ioyster supper given by the Ladies Aid Society of South Rutland church. Republican state convention Grand Hapids. Mich., Feb. 14, 1905 at a rate •of 81.10 for round trip. Dates of sale Feb. 13th and morning trains of Feb. '14th. Return limit Feb. 15th inclusive, W. S. Barron, Agent. From the Prairieville Press we learn1 ’Zhat Supervisor Nevins, of Orangeville, -was injured in a peculiar manner one day last week. He was standing back of a dying beef qreature when the Animal spasmodically threw out one of its hind legs, giving Mr. Nevins a smashing blow on the upper lip. The social clhb of the M. E. church, of which Mrs. Jas. TowWsend is the head, arid invited friends to the num­ ber of 50. metjFriday last and partook of a chickenjpie dinner at tbe home of Mrs. Townsend. Aside from being a very pleasant social gathering, the sum of 822.00 was raised as the dub’s con­ tribution to the church treasury. Lee H. Pryor went to Lapeer Tburs-. day. A. A. Anderson was in Grand Rap ids Friday. Jas. R. Mason went to Grand Rap­ ids Monday. Don McLeay, of Nashville, was In the city Saturday. . Glenn Darling left Friday morning for Butte Montana. H. B. Andrus was in Grand Rapids on business Monday. W. R. Cook made a business trip to St. Joseph Thursday: Elliott Schantz spent last week with relatives In this city. J. T. Lombard was in Grand Rap­ ids on business Friday. ’ . L. J. Goodyear went to Chicago on Monday after new goods. Mrs. Robert Burch is confined to her home by illness this week. Al Barber, of Grand Rapids, was in trie city on business Friday. It mays be an item of information, says an exchange, not known to all, that tbe United States Supreme Court recently handed down an opinion to the effect that poultry running at large is wild game and that the persons upon whom chickens may trespass has a leg­ al right to kill them. Weather Prophet Hicks says we will have winter storms this month as fol­ lows: first period, 8th and 9th; second period 12th to 10th, central 11th, wind­ ing up with cold wave; third period 19th to 21et. bard storms of blizzardous character; fourth period, from 25th in­ to March.M. A. Vester and John Fleming, of Carlton, sold, to Brown Seed Co., of Grand Rapids, 8375 worth of the Red Kidney beans, which were loaded from this city Friday. This would indicate tbe value of the bean crop, and why bean raising is a growing industry in Barry county. » February JircI Heenur to possess some peculiar charm in the vicinity' of the Silsbee home, as there are four houses all In a row’ln which some member of rhe family was born on February 3rd. the persops named being Jake Noiss. and the Misses Ruth Koukle-'arid Ethel Milton and the little Miss Silsbee. Quite a coincidence. Sample Fur Scarfs E HAVE just 15 of these Scarfs and they are ver’y choice numbers. We have decided to dear out these numbers even if we have to ta]ce a loss on them, as we don’t want to carry any ov­ er till next season-. Re­ member you have six weeks of good cold weather com­ ing so you will get lots of good solid comfort if you buy one of these. W 'Mrs. D. C. Bronwon spent Sunday with Grand Rapid* friends. 7 Srttf CHILDREN’S FURS George McConnell and wife visited her parents In Irving last week. Mrs. Silas Dickerson who has been quite sick is improving slowly. Under Sherriff Harry Ritchie made a business trip to Minnesota last week. Miss Fannie Crowell went to Grand Rapids Saturday to visit with friends there. Mrs. Fannie Fowler, of Battle Creek, was called here by the Illness of her father. • Ed Holbrook, of Lansing, is in the city to attend the funeral of Thos. Spence. Clement Rogers is taking a course of study in the Parson's Business College, Kalamazoo. Geo. Abbey and wife visited their daughter, Mrs. Palmer, at Nashville, the past week. Fred Young, of Dowagiac, is in the city. He came to attend lhe funeral of.Thos. Spence. Edward Goodyear aud Miss Ermina Goodyear are expected home from Ann Arbor to-morrow. Mrs. Ed Frost, of Plainwell, who has been visiting Hastings friends, will re­ turn home today. E. F. Nye, of Bedford, was in the City on Friday Having business with the probate court. Al Exactly Coat Mrs. Clement Smith gave a thimble parjy Monday afternoon from 2:30 jo" fi o’clock in honor of Mrs. Effa Hlmj^ son Parmenter of Petoskey. About {JO "''Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Allen went to of Mrs. Parmenter’s old. friends were Otsego Monday to attend the funeral ot present, and all enjoyed the gathering Mr. Allen’s. step-mother. very inuch.- Light refreshrnentk werDr. and Mrs. Parkhurst, of Granc^ LHiiiiiiHHiiiwiiinnniinnwHiiiifflwffrtiwffliiTiwmi! «tiliUhllUiMUIMMIUi.illUlli»illlUUiMMUUilMUIUilMil( PER5ONAL MENTION^ Treasured Coleman made a business trip to Johnstown Monday. Rapids, spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.- Bradley. Mrs. Bert Walker went to Kalama­ zoo Wednesday, returning Friday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. F. Maus. Chester Messer left yesterday on a business trip through Ohio hnd Indiana. He will return the last of the week. Mrs. Effn Slmpssn Parmenter of Pe­ toskey visited Hustings friends the i>ast week, returning to her home Mon­ 1 ooly gwiuitie Sable Fox, -in nn * beauty (3S.0O now L\J UV 1 only sonulne Lynx scarf |-i nn Sne quality 81800 now \L UU 1 only genuine Sable Fox extra choice. 823 W now 16 50 1-only Marten Scarf, poel ’lively undyedS18.S0 now 12 00 1 only Sable OpnoMum. uidely blended 822, now 15 50 1 only genuine Sable Fox full furred (18.00 now 12 00 1 only While Montlong, a - 12 beauty for 88.00. now v Lv 3 : 2 only imitation Bear, 7! E IE inches long, 88.00 now v av : Z 1 only genuine' Siberian Squirrel stole effect, *18.00 now |2 QQ : ; inly genuine Beaver, full 'urred, *15.00 now . THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS, WRIGHT BROS The We are showing a new line oj handsome Mohairs, zirs, Mixed and andp,.... plain colors, very nice for Waists and Suits Red Seal and Toile du Nord Ging­ hams, new and attractive patterns, Fancy Percales for Waists and Suits, yd. 15 c. India Linens, Dimities, Lawns etc. day. Miss Katherine VanValkenburg andMiss Edith Lombard will attend the Junior Hop at Ann Arbor Friday eve­ ning. Gertrude, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cook, has been quite ill with ia grippe but is better at this writing. . Mrs. H. P. Tuttle and daughter Arleue, of Shultz, were the .guests of her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. A. H. Love­ land last week. Register nf ^Deeds Doster was de­ tained at his Prairieville home the first of ttie week by the dangerous ill-ncss of his son. Mrs. Chas. C, Deane and daughter, Marjorie, went Tuesday to Waylaud to attend tbe wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mra. E. S. Fitch. Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Ryerson, Sil Wil­ cox and family drove out to Mr. Fred There are two mem in the west en­ Thomas’ Sunday where Grandma Grif­ gaged this winter on decidedly novel fin is making her home this winter, work. Each is working in the basement Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whltlon. who of his house and has a pile of sand and have bMi nt Trufont for the past two some barrels of cement. The one is weeks during, the Illness and death of moulding handsome blocks with which Mr. Whlilon’s father, have returned to build a nice house next summer, and home. the other is making drain tile from the Bert Ryan and family, who have same material and in the same manner been visiting his mother, Mra. .Mary with which to reclaim the wet places Ryan and other relatives here, return­ on .his farm. Why. is not this a good ed Wednesday to their Jiome in North scheme? Dakota. The First Ward Maple City club was Miss f3«asie Hal! went to Grand Rap­ entertained at pedro by .Mesdames Ed Ids; Friday, and that evening a jmrty Mead and Will Hilton last Friday even­ wah given In her honor by the Misses ing. Refreshments were served, and Dale, nn i the following day she at­ tended a theater party. a very-pleasant evening enjoyed by all Miiss Margery Wallace, a teacher in present. Mrs. Dennis Waldron and Mrs. Will Smith won the first prizes, the State Industrial School for Girls at while Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Waldron Adrian,-was the guest of her brother, took the consolation prizes. The club Prof. W. T. Wallace a portion of the will be entertained next Thursday past week. She returned to Adrian evenlngrby Mra. Belle Brock and Mrs. Sunday. Bailey, at 411 East State Road. Representative Schantz warin Jack A -j family — — < . physician upon being asked sori Wedneeday and Thursday inspect­ tjcenw what is the chief cause of ill Recently health, replied: “Thinking and talking ing the penitentiary with the legisla­ about it all the time. This ceaseless tive committee of which he is a mem­ introspection in which so many of the ber. He said tbe visit was a very inter­ rising generation of nervous folks in­ esting one. dulge in is wearing them out. When Miss Nelle Coykendall, who has-been they -are not worrying as to whether they sle’p too much or too littleu they visiting her sister Mrs. L. J. Goodyear, are fidgeting over the amount of food returned to her heme, at Allegan, Mon­ they take or the quality ofwercise nec­ day. Mrs. Goodyear accompanied her essary for health. In short>hey never and will spend a few days with Alle­ give themselves a moment's* peace. gan friends. Saturday Feb. 1I, wu will sell genuine Lonsdale sheeting, yd. wide, bleached, regular roc Not more than 20 yds. to a customer. . value for 7 i-ac per yd. ' LAST DA Y OF THE SPECIAL. TO MAKE FEBRUARY A BUSY MONTH WeJcnow that we must offer very extraordinary values—We know that you are not going to travel any great distance unless you have to in such cold weather, and when we think that after reading, : : i t : : These Very Extraordinary Values you will agree with us that there is ample cause for you to face the inclement weather. Jut think of being able to buy a $10.00 COAT tor $5.00. A 10 par out Discount on Boy’s and Bon’e HEAVY RUBBERS, thia wook. Think of buying a pair of Men’s Heavy Rubbora for $1.10 which formerly aoM far $1.75. J. T. Pierson & Son The People’s Store. �HASTINGS BANKER, FEBRUARY 8, 1905^ BAND CEDAR CREEK. I Fred Carl has returned from a visit among friends in Grand Rapids. The little sou of Henry aul Daley ! JBergman is quite rick with measles. , Alice Bergman, of Battle Creek, is ▼iriting friends in Cedar Creek and visdnlty. Mr. Mesany, of Kalamazoo, and Mrs. Campbell, of Milo, visited friend# hire DELTON. . CLOVERDALE. last week. NORTHEAST BARRY. Mr. John Williams, of Galesburg, ls Hugh McDonald, of Yorkville, was Mra. Fred Ashby is quite sick. Mra. E. Fifer is convalescing, in town on business. here last week to see his father, who Charles Collins has a new surrey. Frank Newton was.-in Grand Rapids, Mrs. Lowden is very sick suffering is very lame on, account of his fall. I Mra Calvin Dickerson is visiting her The Citizens Telephone. Company Saturday. from heart trouble? j Mrs. •Npencer Pickle is quite sick.at son Grant. Mra. RichArd Quick is suffering from have the poles on the grouud for a line Miss Lena Chamberlain visited Mra. At this tim^ thire will ba givjn the thrilli ng play from Dowling to Delton and Clover­ this writing-. a severe attack of the grip. Emma Collins oue day last week. Elwood Bostwick, of North Dakota, dale Via Cedar Creek. «, Mr. John McBain is suffering from Sadie Deck spent Sunday with friends is visiting relatives in this jilaee this James McDonald, who is nearly an attack of the La Grippe. in Hastings. blind, bad the misfortune, to fail and Week. Mr. Horace Pennock was in Middle Thom is Fox and wife were on the Quite a number -------------went Co see Bertie break the i'ones of one foot about two c-..~ ------------ville last Saturday on business. weeks ago. Since then be has been Litts, Saturday, and found him im- sick list last week but have recovered. Mra. Earnest Piter has been very Myron Chamberlain aud wife spent confined to the house, but now is able , proving rapidly. sick the past few days but is better at A Play full of Tradgey, Comedy, and Thrilling Interest. to be aroundou crutches. j Mrs. Vemor Webster had the mlsfor- Sunday with friends in Hastings. this writing. The remains of Mrs. Leaaark.of Hick-1 tune to burn herself quite badly with Mrs. Emma Dickerson has just re­ Topic -at Cloverdale next Sunday ------ u. V — for . hot coffee one day last week. turned from a visit to South Haven. ory Comers, were . brought here morning will be “Let my Lord speak, burial one day last week. Mrs. Lenasrk A good many from this vicinity at­ Mrs. James Cairns spent a few days for thou hast strengthened me." was the daughter of Jacob and Eva tended the funeral of v^drs. Joseph last week with friends in Battle Creek. Mrs. Ellis Faulkner was called to Moth. She was boru and reared in this Wertman, Friday, at Cedar Creek. Ezra Chamberlain and wife spent Grand Rapids last Saturday od account place. A host of friends are left to The people of this vicinity were Sunday with the latter’s parents in of the serious illness of her father, Mr. mourn her untimely death. Mrs.-Len- shocked to bear of the sudden death of ^Baltimore. Elias Milter narrk was married less than a year ago Mra. Gearge Leinaar. It seemed sad Mrs. Wm. Ashby is visiting ber and leaves a kind husband aud an in­ that a person so young should be taken Mrs. C. Rtebridger returned to her fant daughter who have the sympathy from the family circle. Funeral took daughter, Mrs. Ernest Horn at Cedar home iu Battle Creek Creek after a few Creek. of the whole community. days visit with her daughter Mrs. IL S. place at the Cedar Creek church, Feb. 2, Mrs. Joseph Wertman died very Rqv. Pope, of Hickory Corners, offi­ ' Special services will commence at Harter. Synopsis of Play. the Evangelical church here Sunday suddenly one day last week. The fu­ ciating. She was 18 years, 5 months Owing to the severe storm and bad neral was held at the church conducted and 20 days old. aud leaves a husband, evening, Feb. Ig. ACT I.. . . j conditiou of the roads there was no by Rev. Mr. Hamp, of tbe U. B. church, infant daughter, father and mother, Quite a number of our young people preaching services at Cloverdale Sun­ ttecno i-Centra! R- K. ta New York City. fDebard u><J Tom inert. A queer enMomer from D«ro Ik-vln;uk-a. CAL Two street Arabs. "Darned if 1 don’t Uko yen.: A no* on tbe of which she was a faithful member. several brothers and sisters and a host Attended a social at the residence of day evening. so-tHam ■ of Richard HunHUx. Tbe MlMsa's plot. Tom M>P*«r» OBMar. TTStorJjTXit. M»dre l.wroa her rml o-me A d-mand for money. Who- Why oM Jon Two brothers from Indiana and a sister of friends to mourn and miss her. The Isaac Newton one evening last week. Mrs. Emma Groff who has been talk­ Ru**im>rrom Dare from Kansas, also a daughter and relatives have tbe sympathy of their Mrs. John Barnes, of Kalamazoo, re­ ing care of her sister in Battle-Creek family from Lake Odessa were present. friends. ________________ turned home last Friday after a visit to for tbe last couple of weeks returned She leaves a husband two sons aud friends here. Her busband was here home last Tuesday. DOSTER. three daughters. The afllicted family for a day. Mr. E. C. Farr Is drawing wheat to The Ladles Aid society, of Delton, have the sympathy of this whole com­ i There was a social at Richard John will meet with Mrs. Bertha Bush for Plainwell this week. munity. dock,Jr’s., one evening last week for dinner Thursday of this week. Men Mrs. JohnS. Chandler is visiting with the benefit of the band. Net receipts are especially invitedHOPE CENTER. Mrs. C. R. Honeywell. about seventeen dollars. Ira Hart and family went to Gull The Bell Telephone Co. are going to Socials and entertainments have been The Ladies* Aid society will serve a put a switch board in Mr. Mauniug’s lake Sunday. delayed indefinitely on account of ^o New England supper, chicken pie, etc , residency and now we will have night Mrs. J. McQuarrie went to Grand much illness. from 5 to U p m., at the residence of I Bapids Saturday. Teachers’ Reading Circle Feb. 2f> in Edward Fennel?, on Thursday, Feb. IB. I and day service. Mrs. Felix Chamberlain has been the evening al the home of Mies Hazel 41UIIV Music VJ by V Cloverdale ’lWVIUCMV band. UftllU. ». I| There were a good many vaccinated very sick but is better at this writing. Hughes. At . mwllnv or the CI»..nlakM. V"1 but „ J.l Edward At-kerand wife spent Sun­ Union meeting of Pine -Kake and » A , held here l»« Saturdu, ereidhl. I >•■«' h“ **'" ~ °“» wl,u h" 11,11 •“ day with N. Acker and family'Sunday Prairieville W. F. M. S. at the parson­ 4r new members were illl.led, In. j «nn*oreenoughtobeeaniedldaslmg. The small eluding Dr.*O. B. Fritch. After the " pox scare is ail over. There William Ashby and family spent age at Praireville, Feb 8. Sunday with Earnest Hom. of Cedar Mr. Chas. Ford was quite ill a few iteetiiig a sumptupus repast-was par­ are no more new casts aud the ones that had it are nearly ready .lo be let taken of, prepared by the wives of the ’ Creek. days of this week with winter cholera: raembers. Quite a number of members out. All of the cases were light except Mr. and Mrs. William Shedd spent be is some better at present Writing. oue which was severe. Sunday at Cbauncy Townsend’s of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Honeywell visited of t^e Glass Creek camp were present. Owing to the death Of Mrs. Arm­ Wall lake. C. A. Newland and family.of Glass After supper a short time was spent in social converse and music. strong, of Prairieville, sister of Mr. Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Gid Wilkinson attend­ Creek, Wednesday and Thursday. . The. play will be followewed by a Dance, to which all Titus, tbe W. C. T. U. Francis Willard ed the funeral of Emma Armstrong, of are invited. Mr. Troxel will be with tbe Doster PINE LAKE. Memorial Service was adjourned until Prairieville, Thursday. < band again Wednesday evening, Feb. 8. Prtxatedi. for the benefit of the Delton Band. Mrs. Eliza Barlapotne spent Sunday this week Wednesday 2 p. m. The The Temperance Legion will meet nt with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zedekar, of We were all pained to hear of 'the same program will be carried out as death of Mrs. Joe Wertman, of Cedar the home of Mr. John Killick, Friday poster , ‘ . given last week. Creek, the cause being a cancer of the evening, Feb. 10. Everybody Invited Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Broward spent An important work of grace is now stomach. to come and help this good movement Sunday with the latter’s mother, Mrs. going on at Delton M. E. church. The Wall Campbell had the misfortune to along. Elizabeth Wilson. oh pastor, G. Fisher, is being assisted Tbe Mr. and Mrs, John Freeman will have his house catch on fire.but after ।Mt. aud Mrs. Floyd Minor spent Sun­ in revival effort’ by Adgt. R • E pouring considerable water oq the lire move to Delton to reside if they can day with the l&tter ’ s parents, Mr. and Showerman aud wife, evangelists of find a dwelling house to suit them. We they succeeded in extinguishing it the Christian Crusaders, who earnestly are sorry to Inee them from our midst, Mrs. S. C. Doster. IMiss Mina Otto, who is’employed at urge your prepuce at tbe meetings. but they will leave us good substitutes SCHULTZ. Services every night.- Good music And for their loss, as Mr. l^wreuce Cal- the asylum at Kalamazoo, bpent last It looks now as if we were going to throp and wife will reside on their Thursday the guest of her mother, Mrs. splendid singing. Come early aud bring have some church sheds in lhe near your friends. । Electa Otto. Proprietor of the Delton Lumber Yard farm. future. Mr. Elmer Ashley's family are all Mr. Herbert McGiocklln met with before placing your order for building Mra. Milo Lehman, of Prairieville, material. I will make it an object for Two sleigh loads of this place attend quite sick. The youngest child died wlho lias been curing for Mrs. S. O. what might have been'a fatal accident. you to do this. Au inspection will *d the gold medal contest at Podtink Monday morning. The funeral services Ashley during 1 er Illness returned He was helping to load a piano on a convince you that I have the.stuck you last Saturday evening. at the home Wednesday at 10 o’clock home the first of the week. wagon, from the depot, and in some want and price® are right 1 have l>eeu in the business 14 years. Talk with Mr.- and .Mrs. Marshal Bagley, of We all extend our sympathy to the Henry Kershaw and mother, -Mrs. way tbe piano fell on him and as a re-, my customers and you will be fully as­ Hope Center, and M. Nagle, of Clover­ family in this time of sorrow for the Mina Cummings, who hate been the suit he was unconscious for several sured, that it will be to your abvantage dale spent last Tuesday at J. Horn’s. sweet little babe wbiclris laid to rest in guests of S. R. Rogers and family re­ hours. The only thing that saved Mr. to but of me. Now is the time to fig­ Whats the matier with our telephone Our Heavenly Father’s tender cure. turned to. their home at Grand Rapids McGocklln was a small box of soap ly­ ure for next spring and summers ing on the floor of the depot which in building material. I also keep line’? Come on boys, get to work as we last Saturday. ORANGEVILLE. are anxious to talk with our neighbor?. News reached here that Mr. and Mrs.' some way held part of the weight of Mrs. Smith and daughter Edith from Mr. and Mrs. A. Lemmers, of Cedar Martin visited at E. Hathaway’s last Fred L. Moore, of Toledo, Ohio, are re I the piano. Mr. McGiocklln had a very Creek, were guests of J. Pitts and wife week. joicing over the birth .of a daughter. I narrow escape and he said he did not \ ©unday. They also attended church at Mrs. Moore will be remembered as care for another such experience. ' Frank Hall, of Plainwell, wad iu the chapel. Miss Matle Doster. POLLEY DISTRICT. town Thursday. Mrs. Charley Shultz visited Mrs. Milo Barbour and family Tlsited J. N. Pike & Son are very busy with NORTHEAST PRAIRIEVILLE. Maxwell, of Grand Rapids, the latter If you are going to build come and see friends at Hickory Comers Sunday. their grist mill and custom sawing. kev. Young, of Prairieville, will hold part of last week. me. He will be tn Will Evans and wife were guests at Mark Bagley has a new Portland a series of special meetings at Milo In Mrs. Mark Bugbee, of Plainville I). McBain’s Sunday. the near future. cutter. •pent last week at this place, caring for Floyd Fisher is clerking in Will Abe Hermenitt has been drawing Boru to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Quick, of ber husband’s mother, who is still very Mott's store at Hickory^Comers. At Parker House wood to Prairieville for Cairns & Milo, February 25 a daughter. poorly. Brown. Isaac Houyener and wife made a Mrs. Hebert Doolittle is still confined Aaron Shultz, in company with Arthur Crawford, Harry and John toher bed with no hopes of recovery. business trip to Hickory Comers, Sat­ Afton Smith, of Podunk, stai ted last urday. Monday for Missouri. They talk of Clem are cutting wood’for Wyman Burdette Babcock cried a sale near Hall. Mrs. Parks, also Mr. and Mrs. Fred buying a ranch. • Galesburg last Friday, it being a stormy The L. O. T. M. M. did not bold their day their was not a very large Storr and daughter Nina were guests The Ladies Aid will be entertained One day only each month. Offlosr usual meeting last week on account of crowd out. at H Storr's Sunday. by Mrs. Jake Weyerman on Thursday its being such a stormy day. hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. News is scarce in this vicinity, every of next week for dinner. Everybody Miss Anna Ray was taken seriously Consultation, Examination and Advice The Gleaners held a box social at one la silting by the stove and waiting command help make aprons. ill one night last week with asthma Boy Warren’s last Saturday night. Free. for the gentle breezes of spring. Several ladies were very nicely en­ Dr- McDonald has for years made a Eunice Bagley 1s visiting friends in but is od the gain at present writing.. That a Bank can ahow its de­ A sleighload from this vicinity at­ tertained by Mrs. Hiram Payne ou Kalamazoo and Cooper Center this •tudy of Chronic and ’lingering Dis­ SAYS IT NEVER EXPIRES tended a party at Isaac Newton’s of positors are assured if you leave eases. His extensive practice and SuThursday Feb. 2nd. it being her week. pehor Knowledge enables him to cure Wall Lake, last Friday night. All re­ another’s fiOth birthday anniversary. James Jeffers and wife have gone to your money with the All Chronls United States^ Court Declares a ported an enjoyable time. The day was very pleasantly spent, yet Ohio. _________ _ °fv bndn. spine, nerve* with a feeling of sadness, realizing that Full Railroad Ticket Cannot • PRAIRIEVILLE. CRESSEY. kldneyv, bladder and bowels sciantiff time was fast passing away, and very Be Limited In Time. Mr. H. G. Brown is no better at this Charles Andrus returned from New •uceessfully treated. Dr. •oon the Ast mile’stone of our life writing. Does a full railroad tickrt expire at Mexico last Tuesday on account of illP*5! re**1 *««Rion to would be reached. Several small tok­ C'*,^rThAl Deafness, Throat Jake DePriester, of Hastings, was in the time slatod on its face or is it good neea bnt expects to return soon with ens of love were given Aunt Sarah as jnj Luug DireafM Chronic Disease* until traveled out? This question came hie family. town last Thursday. . • reminders of tbe occasion. EJFrKiS wo“wn. Nervous and Physf, Three per cent interest on de- cal Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysh. . Donald McLeay, of Nashville, spent before a court in a suit some time ago Sam Haight had the misfortune to Neuralgia, and all Chronic and Nervooa brought against the Erie rai'road for lose a good home last week. He turned posits. Tbe health and fragrance and Sanday with his parents here. Diseases of Men, Women and Child­ Mr. Troxel, of Hastings, was in town damages. 8Ix years ago a woman bought it out in the yard for exercise and it strength of tbe great pine forests are ren. wo matter what yotlr disease a round trip ticket for a station for may be. ran slipped aud fell It was helped up condensed in Pineules -a new discovery last week in the interest' of the band. Mr. and Mra, Chas Lawrence, of which she paid 81. She did not use the but died in a short time. put up in a new way. A cure for all • There is Still Hope-Then Di Kidney. Blood aud Bladder diseases, Hickory Corners spent Sunday with return p»rt of the ticket imtil recently. Newell Barber, who has been to the Backache, Lumbago and every form of Mr. and-Mrs. DePriester. The conductor refused to Uke the ticket Pecos X alley. N.M, looking for a io Not Despair Rheums: ism. Pineules rid the system The Pine Lake W. F. M. S. meet »nd put her off the train. She sued and of lmpuT-«les. Sold by Fred L. Heath b’ l"e w,y “ *e««onable rata. Deads mortMeDonaH .nd nt * with lhe Prairieville W. F. M. 8. Wed­ and recovered ft,(JOO. The case was car­ the druggist ' or < oloo and eatne home wld> hl» wifi. moa ­ tof Jour disease and nesday Feb. 8 at 1-JO o’clock at the M. ried to the United States Court and ned dnuBhter Friday Mra. Barber wu g,ge* “nd 1,8,1 P"PC'S drawn, lh?1 Uie doctor kuoxvs cor Judges affirmed thedlcislon of the lower E. parsonage. rebVe7 hT^ni **** you’ y y,,u<r<,curMrs.. Emma Armstrong who has courts, although since Vie ticket was quire Sick When She \iuriwd but Is Im. I New York Dralts, Insurance and ranie he will cure you. Thoee unaLle TuinrMHanteBBKta been ill from cancer for a long time boufsht lhe road bad changed hands, »-ven proving, bui their eldevt daughter Is h a ■ J™1* fHr symptom blank. now Sick Mr i< I. . .S bonds issued, Correspondence strictly canfidential.» passed away last Tuesday morning It’s name. .The court holds that the pur now Ktcx. Mr. ij.» is very entusiaatic Address, Funeral services were held at her late chaser of the ticket paid full fare fur a over the country aud expect, to return home Thursday. Rev. Thos. Young' tijip for the distance called for by ticket with bls family the Hst of this month I Dr. Donald McDonald officiating. Burial in Prairieville cem­ and was entitled to ride at her own con­ end make a home there. Ho met Mr. DELTON STATE RAMV TUE>P1SCIA1.19T. Dooley, formerly of Hastlbga and willl ■,UP' ■S’,A*E BANK, faros eoJda, treveau pnnunMUL etery. —-----venience.—Mancelona Herald. A. A ALXHCM. Pro^at. be a near uelghlor lo him. 248 aad250 East Fulton Str, g Southwestern Barry | ENTERTAINMENT . at the hall., DELTON. - MICHIGAN Friday Eye., Feb. 17 JOE RUGGLES, THE GIRL Arlmiccinn Adults, ” 25 cents ADmiSSIOn Children, - 10 cents It Will Pay Y to Figure With IK. H. Chase Coal, r Cement, Paints and Oils. IV. H. Chase, Delton, Mich Safety and Every Accomodation Wednesday. March 1sl Delton State Bank Honey to Loan t'oley’s Honey Tar B. 5. MOtEMOUSE. Cubing. Grand Rapids, Mich �7 HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY 8, 1905. —- - - ’ ' = Grand I^edge is to have a gas plant. Wishes to dejxirt Marshall, she will ' If a ul.evt of paper be laid at the quietly drop a Line to J udge Haxqm or boil hd of n grate, eo as to prevent Arthur Allwat, a Battle Creek team­ some other ex-Bsttle Creakite who ie air from e*m!ng up between the bars, and a fire bnU( on 'this and lighted ster. has been notified that he ia heir to living there iiecause he can’t help it from tbft- top. such a fire will be prac­ a big estate in England. He will go and have him dump the little town In tically nnokeicM. Appalling’ Increase in the Number of Operations an envelope, flxg one of the fast trains over there and get It—maybe. Performed Each Year—How Women May that whizzes tnrough the settlement, aud mail it to Battle Creek, it would f THE WEEk’5 NtWS Avoid Them. A monwe bale can be effectually Riley Matthews, of Lak© Odessa, is > FROM ’ not be safe to put Marshal* on a raft; stopped for nil time by pasting a doth in jail at Ionin, charged with making a it would slip through the cracks. NEARBY COUNTIES over if if after pasting the cloth te murderous assault bn his father while sprinkled freely with red pepper befarw he was drunk on hard cider, and later applying It to the wall. POTTER’S BOWIE KNIVES. Holland is to have a *uew savings with trying to shoot Wm. Perkins. Hut Fann nad not yet raised her eyes bank, capi tai $50,000. -from’ ber feet, and the consequence ot J. Ward Copeland, of Charlotte tar Ttiuiaan’a checking the regular motioo Tl.c‘State Historical Mwieiy’s mu­ Battle Creek wants an auditor pro­ and feathering fame, has at last ceased seum has just received frmu tbe Miiwes of tbe chain ■broogh’t them together nnd awsy’cd the bunch of bananas from to be an attracts,on in the circuit court. vided in its riew city Charter. Rebecca Lewis 1’otb r aud Fanny Tot­ Its dellc.-.to Jjalnnce. Fann tried to Monday Judge Smhb. at the request of ter of laike BeuhUi some exceedingly right herself, bnt in vein. A moment Prosecutor Peterf, dismissed ail the In Calhoun: County in January' there cases then pending against Copeland’S Interestlug relics of their father, the later tbeie was a kind aplnsh in th© late John F. Totter, who Iu war times water twenty feet below, .-u-eompanled were 15 divorce cases started to 31 mar­ ■ alleged persecutors. was kuowu tbe country over as ‘‘Bowie by n scream from Tamnsn. who was riage licenses'; granted. . Knife", Potter. Jn 1800 Mr. Potter was Elmer Stowell, of St Johns,' got a a member of congreKH from the First Mineral water of great medicinal verdict of til,845 against the Standard district of Wlaconsln, A fellow mem­ value has been found at St. Joseph. Oil Co. last week in the Clinton County ber wns Roger A. Pryor of Virginia. A. 875,000 sanitarium will be built. circuit court He sued for damages to Pryor in a sharp debate on the slavery his house caused by the explosion of a question fell foul of Potter, who gave “ Robert Baker,'aged 61, attends to the lamp, the oil in which was furnished him ns good as he sent Tryor chaidrug business he has at Vicksburg as by the standard Co., and which was lenged the Wisconsin congressman to a I actively as if be were a kid of 30 sum­ proven, to be adulterated. His daugh­ dud, which the latter accepted. When Pryor’s second called on Potter, ac­ Going through the hospitals in our neas, sleeplessness, melancholy, “sU- mers. ter will sue the Co. for damages because cording |o the rules of the "code," to large cities one is surprised to find Buch Ke ” and ‘‘want-to-be-leftaalone” teelof injuries to heraelf caused by the name the place, date and weapons Pot­ a large proportionof thepetients lying l, they should remember there Isons Because we mate medicines ■Or those snow-white beds women tried and true remedy. ter coolly suggested bowle knives. Pry­ Albert Gill, of SL Joseph, was bru­ same explosion. and girls, who are either awaiting or's frlcud recoiled in horror from thb The fqLowing letters cannot fall to tally beaten aud robbed by two high­ drem. W« five them tbe or recovering from ecrious - opera­ bring hope to despairing women. use of "such barbarons weapons be ­ tions. waymen one evening last week. His According to th© Times of that city, fermmla for Ayer’s Cherry tween gentlemen" and at once dropped Mrs. Fred Seydel, 413 N. 54th Street, recovery is doubtful. Why should this bo the case? ShnGrand Ledge council has in contempla ­ Pectoral, and they prescribe it tho affair. "Bowie Knife" Potter be­ plv because they have neglected theta- West Philadelphia, Pa , writes: tion the building of a dam with which came a popular hero In the north, and for coughs, colds, bronchitis, •elvea. Ovarian aud womb troubles are certainly ou the increase among wrote to you far advice. I bad a serious womb It is not bran coffee and health foods to operate their electric plght plant, It was long the.correct thing to present ' consumption. They trust it. the women of this country—they creep and ovaruvn trouble am! I could not carry a alone that can make Battle Creek fa­ which is now run by steam. It is es­ to him bowle knives. upon them ana wares, bat every one of l chDd to maturity, and was arirlaed tlmt an Then yon can afford to trust In the collection.Just presented to tbe timated that it will cost about 850,000 those patients in the hospital beds had j operation was my on!v hop-- of recovery. I mous. That dty i« said to be a regu­ to build a 14-fout dam which is'ctyitem- society and now on display in the room h. Sold for over 60 yean. plenty of warning in that hearing­ could notix-or to think of going to4he hospi­ lar Mormon recruiting station. plated, and it te among the possibilities devoted to Wisconsin wnr relics are down feeling, pain ut left or right I tal. so wrote you for advice. 1 did as you fcthe bowle knife jmd pistol habitually that the city will be galled upo ’ n to vote v*umw, nervuwi oxnaubtion. uam in 1 w,d twk E. Pinkham's the .~-n womb,..anervous 4k. _ ■__ exhaustion, i_ «_____ pain iu Judge Smith sent Ben Lambert, a upon a proposition co bond for that a- worn by Potter bltuself while in con­ married man at Dimondale, Eaton Co., atnount for that purpose at tbe com­ gress In those -stormy days (1&7-G3), the knife with which he proposed to womb or irregularities. Ail of these suffering women to write you for adviis, oa to.'Jackson for life for an assault on a ing election. symptoms arc indications of on anhav® done w> much for tan.” fight Tryor. a long, ugly looking wenp- . young girl. That kind of punishment iusalthy condition of the ovaries or1 n..v.. xt..^ v r on enlculated to stir with horror the womb, und if not heeded the penalty I ? h’ 1 “’“'“"A* would soon make such cases rare. F. A. Shaw, a Klondike miner, was most Inveterate “tire eater:”-two Con-: federate l»ulo knives presented to Tot­ married at Charlotte one day laat week “When these svmptoms manifest them-1 Mrs. Pinkhiun:— ter «•» eercmohlaj oveiislons and n tin Hoh. Robert D. Graham, of Grand to his former wife, Mra. Celia : Barret. •elves, do nut drag along until you aro “1 hsvebeunagraat sufferer with irregular tch .box rnrrirt! In the Ruvoluthm- ' a4d *her Cherry obliged to go to the hospital and subovattan tn-ubte, and akout Rapids, an extensive peach grower, de­ Twenty-five years ago Shaw ieft his’ dlkp: «rj '.rar by Mr. Potter-. Br.n.binete. I Pe«or*1 ln »r~*lng up ■ eokC. rata ta »n ATw»r*««T. ! fhtw montlM agn the doctor, after iidngtho clares that so far peach trees in Mich­ wif^who afterward divorced and marfor the fighting spirit appears to have ’ ' ' 11 that L?d.a L. Pinkhams Xtgetab.e ovnrict and would have to have an operation. igan have suffered *no injury, and he 1 ied Barrett. Her second husband died boon In the Potter blood -Miitlisou Compound has saved thousands of;'My mother wanted tne to trv Lydia E. Ilnk' '" WCnuen from surgical operations ; VegetabW Cwopound a* a last remrt, predicts a large crop. about four years ago, and Saaw having tWis.i lM>fuo<-rni. . ' Vihva woiuen are troubled with jp. i JU'd R opt only^r«I me tram an operaUon made a stake iu the Klondike, it is stat­ I but madq ma entirely well*." regular, suppressedor'paiufnl rnenstru- but nuu,a ,no entin*,v w*nThat Michigan Central has doubled ed, returned to Charlotte-some months ation, weakness. leu<x>rrhuBn. displace-1I Lydia E. P nkham's Vegetable Cent* its ^conservatory:at Niles, so it will fur­ The -rewind of the Inventor who can ago, and a renewal of the old attach­ m«m or ulceration Of the womb, that 'pound hl once remove's such tnrabtea. bearing down feeling. Inflammation ufI1 Refuse to buj^nny other medicine, for nish bouquets for passengers on all ment sprang up between the. two. M re. prodne nrtlfleiril diamonds In so tempt­ trains which slop (here, winter or sum­ Shaw has been a promtueut and popu­ ing th:if lhe Mois*-'>it experiments with thoovarics, baekaoh.-, bloating jlor flat-1 yon need the best. the ctedtrlr- fumm-e. which were, inntlulency). 'gtmeral debility, indigestiufj.'1 .Mr* Pinkhiun invites all sick wonten mer. ;■ '' lar resident of Charlotte for a number •gurarftj Nome eight Jon ytatra it go. and uervonx prohtratinn. w-arie beset|: to write her for advice. Her advice and of years. have U-.-n continued until the pre-turnf with sneli symptom^ m« dizziness, kissi- 'medicine have restored thousand^';to tudc. excitability, irritability, ri-rvous-i: health. Addrc-w. Lynn. Mas.*. tlnngresj will ypte S’iOO.ia'K) to dredge j■ ’, BHrer and make it a navigable I Thodfcfrd'-s Rack-Drangto comes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others Fail. The cosmopolitan nature of a san­ th© laboratory of t’.w Sorbonne Id Parsirftrni..^ ItI nearer is ciffifidently predicted (hatsystem regulating the erittrei itarium has been graphically shown The first dlainouita made hy-tlip ehtc- i I aud keeping thn t>cdy iu hrtjtn than when the nnmey! is all spent a 20 foot this wwk-al the Rattle Creek (Advent­ any otbrr mcxGcine tuadei It. id launch can go io Grand Haven from ist) Sanitarium wh<?re due lecture, was *trii-, ftmiat-r were- of inleroswple skw. j i ’ PROkATE (HUiElt. I a!*'ajK Truly in any emergency toand few in rundjcr. " Htati- of Michigan, <\>;inly of Barrv. k«. Grand Rapid-: and never hit a sand bar. given by Miss,Francis Tfitlps otSend-. I treat ailments that arc fre purt in As the -.v«nk eonflnv.tal various modi-’ <>f .'Ira. ii. F. Adutns.*<»f M;irc-?1 ltd,Mich.1 At a se-'loc ot tte 1‘robm.- Court f< cujDly uf lUm-. Inddeti at the Prole.val. Japan; another by A. Reed of fliriHons were .worl.-d «.>uts t.s the ertja- I I any family, surii ru» in^'.p‘--tion< Toth- iir.n i-f Fidti-y .’.it'.-Cu., Pan.jjr. Mich, j .4 tf»- city of Ha-itiffite. In *ald .cornttv* uu I btfiotmi* cold*, diar»-’..5t‘., and TnoHa^e Dtvid sheperd* *4 Battle rlcjire Treadwell, Alaska: auuth.-- by Mrs. S. V.iorv th’ Olh <>4,* nt January lu the vet. | stomach a^iea.’’ Gents: When think of : . ----- I- ....... . — thfey-*-~ —r yej,n* !I■ tho •.,« r->> ’--ii >d nm* tii'i” luiudieil .nid <nn; tlr«iiti-. . ( reek, founder of the ’Nichols aud Shackeiton of New York the. Chautau­ inintl-1 I Thedf.-rd a BlarkrlTunvin »« the . my hut-band and myhelf.httvt suffered • i Ins. • ered 1I Pr.-stuc. M .Mack. lotlg-of Prot»ated. Shept-rd Company, left all his property qua lecturer on modeling; another, by ,-ely known j I standard, rxvofnijjng rcwv'-Iy for >n ’h*' '" 'ttar of th • e-mui- of Wfll'.-cu'with k|dnt-y and bladdef triniblfas.and : ‘ ........................................ /. 1 I Btoninch. l-uwd. litre :in«l kidney I the money We have paid out to doctora l *■* to his.sun Freedom, cuuing otf' entire­ Miss Margaret llilz, uatiomd lecturer of io-partalc*« of nil t’-\ h-ird’t seriNti.'* «f troubles.. It is acnir for tU-^ouiesI arid for kidney remedies and iffthout! ---------- ------------- ----- -ly his son Alfred. The latter is now the W.'fj. T. U. end a swimming enter­ the diainoh*! |n i hjMtalllnv structure. tic ills wLil.-h Rry frc-quejitly ghmruon : much rdit-1. and then to think that live J-ray In# that an hMtrum-nt UOU on fill- in jhlImrdnesawntl oia-rMt-al eonjpASitlon. . suing for his share of the $HOOO/MM| tainment by W» J Tuttle ut Chicago, I thedociqr. Hi<asg<-> i fuFfilrilfiren &■ iHrttiN or lh<- Itaiurd Kidney j .The largest terrst-il yet .obtwlnod li is for :;rowa pureonx; A dose of swimming champion of the world ou only one-ha if .1 'millimeter iu length, : ( lire ha-5 cured US IS wonderful. .About * anq the ev^ntor tuer.-ii.'nameJjqijiclntraor •edtaXe. ' this medicine every dsy will' toon two years .igo my husband's condition ! .,, , ,, .... several distances. All happened tube and. while thla’is only .i sparkL'lt Indi* cure tire rnc-t obstinate i-asn.of dy>trv votnnthi • terrible ih»Hrii»tns There.qwn11 is ordered, that Monday the Jrrth , Rl. romeUii.... terrible, the urile was day of n-!»ruiry a . t». tsw-at ta o-eftwk Itathe Charlotte’s mayor notified the . sport­ patients at tne same time.cates that .tho processis cnpnhlc of pepp.i yr confirmation, arid when , tcaiityjtnd very high colored. Bud at • Jeronimo, be a-taned for lh<- hearinx <-f tald yielding dlnmonds of good quality nm! taken as directed bri.ngt quick relief. I other limes il would lie thick and I I>"«h1ub *’«l that the b.-;r* at hw <jt -aid.demu ing element of that town who were ar, Ciu.i.iv »1ih »tre»k» Of Wo«l ufrouBb tanging a sparringexhibrtiop that prizb Several people have telephone*! to us, that some tiny in the riot distnlit future » it. He would get up from aix to twelve t om i. tnenioo** nomen m tne iTonate omce. lights would not he tolerated linger hit that two men are going from house jo the laboratory proves*, of Mother Na­ the city of HaMlntti. In *ald County nnd ture. ns exemplified In the Rand, may i times a night to void.the urine. Only iu ’bow ft any there he, why the pWrt of administration, and if there were any house |n Lowell and claim.to be minis­ ihose affiiclt-d with this terrible disease th« be duplicated In man's laboratory nnd petitioner may not N- granted. And ft l» i can realize hi- condition, and I wish to further ordered that said j>etlt><»i*r Rive, nqtlev attempts to mnnkey with the buzz saw ters of 4he gospel. As soon as admit­ In a commercial w.tv.— Chicago Jour­ , nay. although we are advanced in to the persons intermted In Mid t-tate. i-f I the some one would get hurt. ted and began lo uuwiud their bobbin, nal. IHA XL BAPKIL , pendency of Mid prtuion -uri tbe hearlrx years, the Hazzard Kidney Cure came thereof it is found from their circulars and lit­ by eauslng a oony of this order to teto our relief: and cured us. It is tt;uiy published in the Harting-- Banxkk a i»tw» TbcdXbrd’s Black-Draught m4 if he erature that they are filtering lhe Sait Henry Zautop/of Albion, who was paper printed and circulated In said Coiuitv cf does not keep it aend 25c. to The Chatta-*i Worth ies weight in gold. Barry, once In i-ach week for three succeirlve badly burnedtiy Electricity iu December, Lake City form of - gospel. Since the La. Revue, a French JourMJ1S. B. H. ADAMS. w>--k3 previous to said day of braving. ■ Marcellus, Mich. • Ciiak; M. Mack. died Sunday. His arm was burntd congressional investigation in lhesmout net!, declares -that "nial de turre.” or • Judge of Proliate. .lend sicknefos.. Is nn real a malady asThe Hazzard 'Kidney Cure, Great shockingly and his friends contribu­ case, our people are not anxious for any­ Ei.ua C. HKrOX. tli<- "mal de mor.” It desipnatrs n Serm Destroyedsold and guaranteed by Probate Register. ted Mein which was grafted on the in­ thing more smboty from the Mormon pathological condition of modern life, Q. A. 11 INKS. ' f A true copy! jured member. He was thought to be side. They have been ordered out of •principally brought aliout by traveling FRED. L. HEATH, Hastings, Mich. gaining. Sunday while visiting with a several homes and doubtless will be in Pullman cars and by-other methods NOTICE OF UEAK1NG CLAIMS. Other towns all druggists. number of callers he suddenly fell driven from many more.—Lowell Journ­ of transportfition. which causes an nuBtata of Mtchtmui, County of Hany. m. Notice K heroOy riven, that by\oj order of the back in a swoon aud died. al. tomatle movement of the muscles nnd Probale Court for the County of )>krry. icade on a difficulty in preferring the equilibri­ the ’Jrtth day of .Itinuwy A. !>.. 1900. four um, of the heavy onrnntt. This sickness months from that Cute were allowed for credit­ San Jose scale has made its appear­ Over at Guion City a uew use has generally Induces sleep, but n sloop ors to prwM.( thvir claims against the estate of Hamtiel Weeks late of said county, doVery often oeaaed. and that all creditors of said deccaMd ance around Battle Creek and fruit been discovered for the rural telephone which does not rcfrvwb. are pretty hard on shoes. are required to present their claims to said growers are very much worried over the line. A farmer on the road north of this is caused by a sort of vertigo from Probata Court, at the Probate office in the city of Ilastinirs. for examination and allowance, on pest. Tho fruit growers were warned Union City saw a runaway team at­ looking at trees or telegraph polos or beforellie -^ttli day of Mar next, and that along the .ronte of o fast 'train This Ne Taxea to Pay such claims will be heard before saM Cour’, on several years ago, but gave no heed to tached to a aurry daah by his house, aud IRON SOLES. Friday, the ’.rdh day of Muy next. Ml ten it, not realizing the damage this insect feared for the safety of two women that rendition is often made worse by rendEaay Withdrawal o’clock In UM! forenoon of that day. Inc. ’ We make a specialty of reis capable of doing. The pest is said could be seen occupying the seats. He baled Jan. .Sth, A. U.. IMS. There is no aafer or better investment CHABLKs M. Mack. . iairiug all kinds of foot wear for recalled that a mile (town the road a Judge of Prolate. to exist in abundance in fruit trees A nyntism that develops a fine sense .in Michigan than our Class*‘G" Prepaid fen. Women and Children. Try around that city. neighbor was giving a “wood bee." of honor Is worth more than all ths Installment Stock issued in aums of ua once and get satisfaction. ' PROBATE NOTICE. ' Calling this neighbor by phone he told text books'enn teach. It Is more valua­ 820.00 and upwards and on which we State of Mtahlgan, County of Rarrr. M. pay cash dividends of 4 andone-hatf per 1 Estate of James Johucock. drceaM*<l. W. J. MICHAEL S SON Still another Eaton County murder. what was coming aud by the time the ble thnn calculus or lignrithms. Sun cent. I We. the undertfgutMi, baring been appolated by the Probate Court for the dounty of Barry, Alger Pruden, a young man of 20. liv­ runaway reached the spot the road was sitrlt or early Snxon forms. Greek roots Fifteenth year of successful business. T.WO COBBLERS. state of Michigan, Cotnmtadonorx to recrilvo. Gilt edged assets of over filled with husky young farmers who or Roman history. liquor means hon­ examine nud lust all claims aud demands of ing in Grand Ledge, was murdered esty, foarlcosncsN. courtesy ami fidelity all persons agduat *xld decca-<--l. do hi rcby Wednesday morning. He was found stepped the horses. ONE THIRD OF A MILLION Sv e notice titat we will meet at the Jlrshtenco to the standards set by eonscienre. No DOLLARS. ,1. («. IIuRhei. w rods West of Village of in his room at the house} where he college can tench anything better or PKOBATE ordkk Prairieville, on Monday, the noth <1ay of March. Write tor financial statement and Last Saturday a very serious accident higher—New York Wof'd. A. !>.. 1605. and on Monday, tbe Uth d.»yof boarded with his skull crushed. His booklet containing full particulars. State of Michigan. County of Batry. m April A. I).m-.. At I o ’ clock I ’ . M.. of <-aoh ot At«a mwsI'Ui of the iTo'.mte Court (ar the said days, for the purtXMe of examining and roommate, Clarence Jenks, has- been occuredto Mr. Charles Irish, of Carmel, Ccuuty of Barry, holden at the Probate office, ntlowliig Capitol Investment Bonding & Loan m:<1 claim*, and that four mo'itte from while working In the woods. A hang­ , In the city of Hasting/*. In said County oi> the 17th day al OL-ewnrimr. A.-D.. Wt, were al­ arrested on suspicion. < Seplot* Tanner- Pldi’il yon hear that i • Association; Lansing, Mich. Saturday the '-’sth day of January In the your lowed by -uHd court tor creditors to present their ing limb fell from a tree, striking him ouetboii-ami nine hundred nnd (lie. new office boy call you "J oimm ” thW claims to ns for examination and allowiuiee. . With sufficient force'to break three ribs Present Chas. JH. Mack. Judge of Probate. Hated J an nary :ird. A. I). UMS The iHiug.of a mortgage of 8-1,UW,000 and inflict other serious internal injur­ morning? J•••dor Parmer--Yes. hut he's In tb>- matter of. the estate of Samuel A. J. O. Hvunim CampiH-ll. diweared. only been here a week. Glv<khlnr lime; . DWXW COLI.IXR . by the Toledo, Marshall & Northern R. On rending and filing the petition dulv v-s|. ies. He was conveyed to his home, ' ComiDtalanrrs. 1 lied, ot NVnitant A. Campbell stm of said <lwa*R. Co., a prospective railroad as yet, has aud has since been in a critical condi­ he won't liogin to call me Bill until Jhe Niagara Silk Routt."' ed. praying <lurt :•» order or decree nixy be next week.- Exchnncc.. . aroused some interest lu Olivet, Kalamo made t>« tbl* court determining who uro or were PROBATE OKDHK. tion. In some respects ho-seemed a Taking f-ffeet Nov. 27, pxx. Tretar leave KJ \tbe Uwit-.l heirs otMid rfewiMM-d mid entilivu to and Vermontville, ahd the denial ot the- little improved yesterday, and itjis hop State of MktMgsn. County of Barry, sb . Ilastiur<KKt«tlow»: 1 . inherit his estate. At n M«wl<»n of tke Proliate Court -for the Grand Trupk that it hasanjithiug iodo Tfiereupou.it.W ordered, that huturdny. the • .KANTWAE1M editnit he will continue to do so. - Mr. •25th day of Febrnury A. n. isosxt ten o'clock Bi <^>ut<ty of Barry, lighten nt 41*»y 1‘rolmu- office in No IM. Detroit annwi 7 47 a in' Uwforrni'ou. b*- assigned for the hoMlirg of tho city of IhutfngsjnsalJ county on Wota'-nday with it, adds to the interest of these Irish is well known in this community, No..ire. Gr <1 ItupidB & NewS'orkkx llb t&pm said petltlan and that the heirs al law o( said th« 1st day of Fdbruarr tn the year one localities. [ It. will come strolling No. hm. New York express.. .... «:S3nm deceased and n’.l other person* Interested In thousand nine hundred and In and busts of friends will' hope to hear No. i«. Night expressJ ;O> a tn Present. Chas. M. Muck, .'udge of Probate. said relate, we required to appear at a <-H.’riot> through, somtfwhere, sometime. — Char ­ In the matter of Dip estate of inn ParrottWEBTWAkn of his speedy recovery. This makes the Is very often acquired, of said Court, then to be holden at tbe probate lotte Leader. Office. In the city of Hastings. In said enmity, dcc»!3»cu. No. 107, Grand ftapids express third woods accident intht county dur­ On rcadiuk arid fiHiig th- petition duly veri­ and siiuw cause U any there be. why the prayer No. 1(» Grand Rapids express though generally inherited. No. of Charirs MCl^rrott/MNi of ’aid 4tmxd. at the iieOtioner muy not be granted. And it fied. 103, Mall....................... ing the past two weeks', the others be ­ is further ordered, that said petitioner give praying that an order or decree may In made by No. Ita. Pacific axprees ing Mr. Basler, of Brookfield, and a Bad hygiene, foul air, impure nottv-' to ttin persons intere-sted In said estate this court detenninlngwhcarr or were the law­ Trains Noel. hu. 1», ma am of the pendency oftaald petition und the hearing ful lirln- of said dcct aosd am:’entitled to Inherit 0. W. -Kdoouu, man in Roxand, as given in our county water, are among its causes. hw ruftaln. I • Thwvupon It Is oridorod. that Saturday the W. S. Baiihox, Agent, Chicago. news this week. — Charlotte Tribune. It is called “ the soil for ■2Mh day of February, A. !>.. 1005. at to o'clock Women in Out Hospitals > IN MTIIW W 1 NKNUAN. < < 4 4 Why Refer to Doctors yers / GREAT .( FAMILY ) F Read This Statement DRAUGHT THE CHILDREN TRY Our waar Ilka AUchi gan Central Scrofula paper printed and circulatr*! In sudd County of Burry, oua- Lo ••ach week for three successlre In the fort-noon, be assigned for the hearing of uld petition and that tho heirs at law of said weeks cn-nou* to Mid day of liMirtnr. deevased and all oUwr persons interested In EU» C. Hltrux. CHAS. M. Mack. , said white, arc required to afijiwil a session Probate Renter. Judge of Wrobate ot said Court, then to be hold on at tho probata (A True Copy. I office. In the t-Uy of llastlnn. iu said codoty. and show causa if any them lie, why tho prayer of the petitltmer may not l>e granted. And 11 Is further ordered, that said pvUtlvner give notice lo the person* interested in *ald estate of the penderrey of said justltion and the bearing tticr.sif by causing a copy 0: this order to be For Infants and Children. Published tn tho HAr-nxtis Uanvrm b tk-wa* :>sper printed and circulated in said county ofc ‘lurry.once In each week for three succeMlve sueka provloda to said day of hearing. --------- -Char. M. MAck, Boars, the 1XXA C.----------------------------Judge otProbate. Probate ft Signature of (ATrue Copy.I CASTOR IA TI11 Kind You Have Always Beugh> tubercles,’’ and where it. is T Battle Creek aud Marshall papers are allowed to remain tubercu­ devoting considerable space to “roast­ losis or consumption is ing" each other o\late.‘ Tbe following is from the Battle Creek Sunday Re-' pretty sure to take root. Qme talite. eord: The MArabail Chronicle is udusually correct when it remarks that the “report circulated last week to the Removes every trace of effect that Battle Creek would pole a scrofula. Get Hood’s. raft’ up the Kalamazoo river aud load Marshall on and deport it to the Quetu •end for Book on SeroftU. No. I. ITfSilH .. City is untrue. Any time Battle Creek Hastings. Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw R R. TON^IUNE SORE THROAT. In effect Oct. rx Hood’sSarsapariDa Hr. 'vOTit! ’ ionising .Grand itapMs ata �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRUARY 8, 1905^ —----- -------------------------------------------'1 ' — o o CASTORIA nx Bain GT totoi. To the Convalescents— We hold out a‘ helping hand to the aiok who are slowly creeping back to health. Vinol hastens recovery after any severe sickness. After typhoid, pneu­ monia or la grippe, 7inol quickly restores strength, creates an appetite for nour­ ishing food, makes rich, red blood, and, unlike old-fashioned Cod Liver Oil and Emulsions, does not upset the stomach. It tastes good. Try it on our guarantee. Respectfully, . Miss Cordelia helped to unfasten the fur cloak. fit's n wcreL? sb* explained. . "Gracious, bow. Tunny! Does -the btohop know? Who knows?" - . The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been "Very few know," admitted MImCotin use for over 30 years, has borne tbe signature of dflhnr . ' . and has been made under his per­ f .“Mayn’cl pleaded. Nlx!e sweetly. “Hare n white drem nndn cloak." amlb sonal supervision since its infancyBy E. E. GARNETT Ing. "anything to do with It?” Allow.no oue to dereive you in this. W. H- GOODYEAR. Dryout. Miss Cordelia suddenly kissel ;ber. (WyriffM. IXK, I>U A. K. | All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-trood” are but "It’s a beautiful Hvcret Bert will tell Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of you, aud you mustn ’ t be angry* dear." Infants aud Children—Experience against Experiment. “Oh." wild Nixie, and for an mutant ^rm mrt get iwt .u tor »>ucrw. “Whatever possessed you.’* said Miss BUSINESS CARDS. tbe flusli of battle was In ber eyes, “Your Bleigh M wnltingF Cordelia, "to quarrel with ber!?" *Mr. Bert Jordan 1« hore?’ “! didn't She quarreled with me.” “At the curb.” • “You don’t want to jvold him. Tio ••Don’t be an Adam.” "And Nellie CnrlF Ben Ignored the case of Adam. “If you? Since every one knows you bars j He laughed triumphantly aud. rmateb- [TN A PPEN, KLEI SHAHS A CaHtoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­ K KNAPPEK. Atto™,.. ' I could see her alone, ” be said gently — goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It rejected the poor boy. I think,” faltered tng her up In hl« arm*, ran out into the 17 Michigan Tnwt Co. Bulkting, Grand "alone accidentally." Miss Cordelia—"but 1 mustn’t meddle— rtreet, and ready under the great fur contain.-* neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Bapkto. Mtatilgaa. , “Accidentally, of course That's where I think you might show him a little robe* of the rielgh waa the hooded substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms I come In?" rnaoMAS & pbyor,uc,h_tii2ma.. cloak. . » grace." and allays Feverishness. It cures piarfhona and Wind -How ever did Mlaa Cordelia rueaaF 1 Attoraaya at Law.jJJ- h.Pbyob. “How." Nixie questioned frostily, Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation OBom am HwringB Ctty-Baak. BZ—J “Because I am on her ride.” laughed Bert aa be drew it about bar, "does any one know anything?" nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the “But so.” radiantly, “am I. always “Oh. they look at Bert. I suppose.” "or did you tell berF pOLGROVE & POTTER, Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. •n ber side.” “You are two wicked plottan," re­ V said astute Miss Cordelia. “Shall ws Atrerarra at Law, . The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. "Oh. indeed."' turned Nixie Indignantly. "1 aball go go down, dear?* • "Miss Cordelia, she sent me her ring They went down and found Mr. Jor­ back to that dinner.” with a note saying she had changed dan waiting. There was h white roaeBut the groom hnd ntrpp«l back from GENUINE ALWAYS her mind. I can’t go cringing after bud in his coat, anil he was rather tbe horae's bead. l KXNASTON, ♦hat. can I? But accidentally”— . Attorney at "ira greet!” cried Bert, aa they daahwhite himself, but a kind of smolder* “Why." Interrupted Miss Cordelia. >d down the street with the soft, coM Ing fire was lu hi* eye*. "did she change her mlndF ••Will you show Nixie my new or- Jest of the snow in their faces. "And "Some law of the fourth dimension chlds?" suggested Mias Cordelia. “I I can’t stop tbe horse unless”— may explain.” must stay here to receive the other “Well, unlesaf "You’ve no guessT' “Unless you want him stopped. Nix­ B. LOWRY. guests. And. Bert, tell her about ths "Well.” protected Bert, “a man can't Impromptu-tbe bishop’s Impromptu.” Hasting.. Mich. ie.” , . be an,Egyptian mummy Just because □ways a large stock of «v* glaaeu “Do ypA know." asked Nixie demure Mr. Jordan bowed Nixie led out he’s engaged." ■pectactea oo band. ____ ly, “ if either of u« has told the bishop, with a graceful nonchalapce. "I see. And I don't see any hope for They nt once forgot tbe .new orchids, because it would not be respectful to A?*C. H. BARBER. you." though a ivbule end of tbe conservatory disappoint him?” • I’hVBlcianB and Nunreoaa. “Then I’m sorry to be a nuisance. was a cascade with their weird rain­ “But there's one thing. Nixie.” Tills Miss Cordells, but." settling himself bow bloom. somewhat later. . like a rock, ”1 must stay until ehe After n rikmt time Nixie pouted. “Ob. b> tbereF R. TIMMKRMAN comes. She comes often, doesn't she?" “You. haven’t your mind at all on Nel­ • HuoKBpathlc Pbyflctan and 8ur“You needn’t «u!k," »l»e told him. Miss Cordelia began to laugh. “Why,” aron, Office cor. Jefferson and Center "I didn’t main to.” Bort protested in lie Carl have you?’ ehe asked. "don’t you- write to her?" hurried meekmM«. “I was only anxious “Well" said Nlxje. end softly laugh­ “I want to be sure that she cares about—about some roses that I’ve or­ ed. “I don’t see. why you should kidnap 1 HANLON. M. DA PhyBlcian u4 before—well, one doesn't like to be a dered.” tbe wrong gtri." I A-. Sargrocs . Middleville, Mteh ‘ .A steamlug loaf of brown bread re- bound dog for nothing." “Oil, Indeed 7’ * So they dashed on toward tbe biabo? "And bow will you be made sure? ” “Yrs. 1 wflsj wondering If they'd gel j quires a remarkably sharp knife to cut “Oh. the minute I see her.” A»ofher Radin Active Elrm««t. to tbe biriiop’4 lu time.’ it successfully, "nd the best of knives “It must be delightful." Miss Cor­ The emnnhim of F. •HeiiM ix a hypo­ Dfljce over fradJ I become rapidly clogged with Tbe ndbe“You ’an<> Miss Cordelia.’1 she re­ omre alou of the hot, moist substance. Vlcto- delia remarked pleasantly, “to be a marked M«dately. "seem lo have the thetical radio active clement suppOMtl itoddeBee phone 283. For t! ie convenience ’of those who ! rlous the hiusekeeper who keeps her -riiau.” bishop's impromptu quite weighing on to be alliol to lanthanum/ It eolora V. GALLAGHER, Phyrician and "Oh. I'll -know," said Bort, with gen­ bottles violet, causes paper to become wish to rder all at their papers at one ‘ temper through the entire loaf! A most your minds." . •• Surgeon, DowHng. Office hours: time,, al suhscriliers to the Banker satisfactory substitute is the ‘string ial assYirance, "and you’ll help. .and “Oh, it's no great matter to her,” sold brown and crumble and. rencbtH its 7 to V n.m., 12 to a p.m. -.nd 7 to S p.m. then"- He stopped, with a sudden greater arllvlty In if month after prewho are paid up to date, can get the cut." accotnpfished by means of a piece flash of mischief In Uls eyes. ripltntion from solution. Attempts to R. S. HARTER, M. D.. Banner dud any one of the following al cTnnmon twine aud no trouble at all. “But n great matter to you?" “And then?" Miss Cordefid leaned Slip tho string around lhe loaf, cross lU YSlCiAN audSL'ttOEUN. ’solarefr,’n* lanthanum preparations for one j ear in advance as follow?* ‘toward him, with-ber own eyes twit?- . "Well, they’re -bride roses. yon sec." dre ’ FFK ’E HttMCN-fl m«». m.. i w J p.m..? being mnde. the ends, pull tight, and, the result is a - “A wedding!" cried Nixie alertly. Banner iud lletrelt Daily. Free - p.n>., A'l --alls pranipt.’y Attended. Tetekllng. ; tjlenn, even cut. , ’ Fret*; . . ......... . ......... . .......... S3 05‘ \ "Then I’ll klthmp-. her!" cried Bert "Was that what Miss Cordelia meant— im»cr at Dcltou. Mleb. and sjrrang to I As foet> "If she cares. a wedding?*’ • Banner ; nd Detroit Daily Jour : Look out for .Coughs. Colds. Croup •Yc.<’ he admitted, “that Is wb.it she ..... -.......................... 3 05*; Miss t’onlfliii, upon my rouL I’ll kid­ nal. . There i« no virtui* in n dawdling nap her.'-’ and ’ Whooping* Cough. They are UKNT1STS menut. ’ ’ And ho .was white as bls Ban nor . nd Grand Rapids HerI dangerous nt this sMson of the year. , The slow aud languid drag­ “Oh, bow young und silly!’ toald Miss rosebud. aid...■ ........................................................ ... e, willwon, D. D. 8. i ging_ of one foo*. after the other which She looked at him. aud suddenly the They lend to pneumonia or conftump Banner ud Detroit Semi.-Weekly • Healings, Mich. .' some pe«.iple. call walking would tire ■Cordelia nnil aig'sed. • tk>n. You can prevent or cure’ailsuch "Listen. ll'< »|uite! syRKlb'e.” Bert I bajtie was .igain iu bi’r rjra. «5 . uu ntUlete. It utterly exhnuitlH a weak . “ How stupid of me! she saidand ' . .. »-..a th.t i. ib. re., a «!,, । explained joyously. "The engagement made'a low bow to him. “Of cou'rae complaints with Bee’s Laxative Honey Banner hh! Detroit Free I‘rest 33 I ■!. liW .think .i n- ,-nnkw”T Farm nd Ll»e Steck Journal.. only the bridegroom mmds the bride and Tar- an Improvement over all A. SHELDON. nul w.lk. To anrtv. any ben. lit from Jk . . roses. Allow me to congratulate you. cough, lung and bronichial remediet. Bauner 1 nd Michigan Farmer.. • Abstract ano Heal Estate, office. "I*. Mc-reta It U n«<X«ry to walkRJ* Abstract Bieck. IlMrungx You’ve been breaking fc-to me gently— and the tx-st Cough Syrup. Solti by j Banner ! nd Chicago Weekly In ~ j with a light, elaidic stup/wfitch swings j ‘ w’ ■ 1 am eo mn-.-b. obliged to yon-that you Fred L. Heath, the .druggist. ter Ocjjin “ Now the ’ bteak is beifig talked *' | thc^welght of tbe body ko easily from . Banner. »u* New York Tribune bateq are tho happy imfc." I one leg to tbe other that its weight is about, und |lttl<- N’xie. pdqb * Il is my wedding.” said Bert nnd AGE OF A HORSE. . •. Farm© not felt und which produces a healthy tho who!* hnrinbsM.” “It’s quite likely." Miss Cordcilrt put set his teeth •To t! oae living on Rural Routes | — । glow, showing that tho sluggish blood * "Bo kind of you to men'* n It.. Has non !<.»«, Mnj Trll II by EvaatnlM only. ! la stirred to action in the most remote In dryly, “that she especially ihntoi the Miss Car! .come yet?" ’hr AnltHM.r* Terth. talk going "'i atiout.you and put little These ipccial rate* are offered an an veins. Ar ptibli* sHb.-N ope s«f»s -so old “i don't know."----flirt Nellie Ciiri.'* • M. STEBBINS. iceoniodutfuu to Banner patrous Rud ■'Shouldn’t you be finding out?" horse'- f‘dd j’or young <mi>« that bv- wlK “That isn't m.v fault kuyway,’ vi.wa, iiului. Licenced Enlbalmt-r for a lira ted time. Get your supply of j In nmk!nt But here there came a diversion—the can tell their nge feel- no little syiupent 1101ut. with conrlrtion. "this plan xViil make and FuuenU Director. swish of skirts, with chatter nnd laugh ­ thy fOf n'neighbor who buys u [four winter’s reading now*. If there is any 1 shonld be added In autficlent quantity every tiling right.1” teen-year-old and i<nyH n slx-yc-fr-oli) paper or magazine pot on'.the above’ to cause the rnllk to coagulate In ten to “Ob', Injlerii.” i repeated Miss Corde­ ter. going down the hall. coll* promptly otterilnd. day w‘nlfbU, •Oh," said Nixie, ••they’re going In to prit e idr h. Nearly even one can tel) minutes ^nd to be ready for tho lia list on w rich we can save you money' fifteen “ a very, oh! horac from a vety yiuung wo will try and do 30. Remember the cheese knife In thirty to thirty-five "You after all sl>e'* been dinner." Mr.'Jordan gravely offered tfls arm one. i-lnyitienily out’ sec* a sleek| fat. BANNER is never sold for less than minutes, says American Agriculturist. through’ >1.00 wheather in combination or The amount of rennet will depend up­ "Exactly." Miss Cordelia put In. with The girl’s Ups quivered. She looked high Ufrd nuitunl ipassing from genera! alone. All special prices are made on on the strength of the solution. Two or feeling. up nt him in swift appeal In tbe way appearsn<t.« for a five or six year old tbe othea papers in the combination. that is fully twice n* old. “I mean in the way of talk. Shell of the days before the quarrel, three fluid ounces of rennet ought to . •They’ll all know.” she faltered, Tho lower front teeth, if healthy and be sntficlent for a thousand pounds of bate tn begin all ove* agatn.1 ••that you’ve heec telling me. and natural, are practically nu accfiratx Private paid stainpe and all "80”milk. The rennet should be diluted The mayor of New York walked with twenty to fifty times its own bulk "80." beamingly- "we’ll mt the thing they’ll try not to Htare and not to smile, guide, says the Baltimore Run. a year-. the stain pa yon may requin1, and it will be horrid, horrid*.** down the steps of tho city hull tbe oth­ of cold water ami distributed evenly short” Ung has very short teeth.' with deep made to order. "Don’t go," nald Bert. er oveiilr g Hud bought n paper from a through (lie milk. \'And I'm to furnish the knife?" v cups hi the center, the two end ona JAS. H. ATKINS. newsboy .While waiting his change She gave a nervous laugh and slip­ being Hhortcr than the otliera. Bert gave her a nod. "It's great” he said, “Well, my little man. how la he cried and mnde for the d»or. "i’ll ped ncr hand within bis arm. but be A two-yenr-old ha* short teeth, 'with stood EtilL biwiuteirt today?** The little merchant comparatively shallow cups It is generally conceded that the Pe­ see tbe bishop.” looked up and. answered, “On de bum!" kin In tbe best breed of dneks for "We must go." she said and gave a “Mercy on ;is!” protested Miss Cor­ A three-year-old lias two long teeth Wbenvou need a pill it is always . The' mayor thought Tor a moment and market purposes. For' a small home delia, but he only paused to make a little puli and set ber mouth In as Ann in tbe center, with two abort or "colt” brat to buy the brat. Dade’s Little finally said: “Keep at it. iny little man. this bird will yield larger returns for brief request. a line as she could. “It’s too late not to." teeth on either aide. Liver PfUa are tbe best. Try them. iTou bavt a chance to become the pres­ the same amount of time and trouble ’It's rather late lo go," said Bert “Miss Cordelia"— A four-year-old has four long teeth, I key harm way of their own. Sold by ident some day.” The little fellc w an­ than will any other branch of poultry “They’re all seated by now. If Miss with one short one on either aide. “Oh, you silly boy!" I red L. Heath, the druggist. swered Immediately. “Dat might be so. culture. As the small farm seems spe­ Cordelia has given, us tbe placesthat “Ask ber to wear white." A five-yeaiM>]d has air- long teeth, but I'll >eil me chances for a nickel cially adapted to ducks in connection she used to give us’’— "I dare any.” with deep cups in centers. right now!* "ITI tell her the rest myself.” “We'll have to walk tbe whole length A six-year-old has shallow cum. is with the small fruits and vegetables, Blade satin can be cleaued in the fol­ "And when.” laghued Miss Cordelia, of the table." broke, in Nixie and gave the two center teeth. bees nnd perhaps a dove, cote. so .a lowing mttmier; Boll three pounde ef "is she to wear white?” a tittle sob. "I’ll never forgive Miss A eeveu-year-rid has tbe center, teeth larger farm, affording free range. Is WINTER MEAT EATING “Tonight, of course. You wouldn’t Cordelia—never. And where,” sudden­ worn nearly smooth, cups of second potatoes in a quart of water to a pulp; most profitable If egg producing fowls strain the -water through a fine siem are in question with yarded broiler have me live through another day like ly drawing away from him, ’Is Nellie . pair shallow. L*ty the satin flat on a board or table Carl?” An elght-yenr-old lo« th© second pair The Poor Stomach’s Tale o! Woe­ plants attached. — American Poultry this?" and f-ixmge with the strain*! water. Miss Cordelia surrendered. "Coma •tl think." said Bert, astutely bend worn uoarly smooth. Jourual. .. Just now Mi-o-na is Needed. The material must not be rolled, but to dinner,” she told him. "Come early Ing bls bead to listen, “that they’re A ten-year-old Is commonly spoken of । folded down carefully. in cloths for At this season of the year thousands sending for us." Truly a stop came as a "smooth uwtthqd" boree-l. a., no three hourw nnd then Ironed on tbe •f people__ are_ already showing the ill down the hail. Do not feed your laying heps onions “It’s great." said Bert and was off. cups- As the animal grows older th© wrong side. symptom^ that v_________ **—t __ are____ eure____ to result from ' . Miss Cordelia began to feel a little "Oh.” gasped Nixie, "so they fire!" • teeth lH‘ioiue worn in proportion and tbe usual winter diet, indoor life, meat or anything of. this character during eating, hearty food, lack of exercise, the winter months tha^fcs apt to de­ .fluttered. She got Nixie on the tele­ "Let’s cut aud run," said Bert. the. c-orncni of the end teeth become ever work, and poor ventilatfon spell stroy the flavor of eggs. Good, plpln, phone. Would Nixl'« come to dinner? CURES WITHOUT STOMACH DOS ­ In another Instant they bad whisked rounded, •>ickn<jBai” and poor, health. wholesome food means well flavored Nixie would be-delighted to come. out among the etray flakes of the plat­ To tell the nge with any degree of ING If the stomach cannot do its work eggs, says Country* Gentleman. Skim “And I wish.”! calk'd M1Jh Cordelia an. She leaned against one of the pil­ accuracy beyond twolr© nequirea much properly,111 health is eure to follow, Mi milk had better be made use of to mix next, “that yotikl wear white, dear. lars. One baud In a hurried little flutter experience and the examination of Hyomel Cures Catarrah by Simple 9 ria i» the one medicine that assures a the mash for the laying bens rather I—I like you ihyjhlte." Breathing W?J. Hollo wav Refunds of excitement went tn her throat Tbe many sets of teeth.. natural digestion, that strengthens the "It's very fonunnte, then, that Tve than the slop for hogs. Have It scald ­ other Bert held and. felt it trembling. . Drreaiteq IU. Ehe-olory. Money if It Fails to Cure. stomach, that soothes and heals all ir­ ’ "Come on." he said. Joyously facing ritation, Congestion, and infiawation in ing hot, mix the mash with this and a new white silk,’’ said Nixie. A rotorvd Virginia pmaclwr. «o. A long stride toward solving the MburCordelia chuckled. - "Come ear­ the snowy night, “come on!" tho stomach or bowles. It is this that feed tbe mash warm, but not hot nounwl <>□<■ Sun,)., Kornlng: "BredeurlnI eaurrah was taken ly,” she added. “Be sure to com© ear­ makes it a certain and guaranteed cure .totom, ] ,,„n jiecoanw "Come where if” The dismay of it was •torn. with the discovery of Hyomei. Io fact ly, nnd Nixie”— , for all stomach troubles. touching. but Bert laughed. mornto' .m a» power de mlnidt tbe percentage of cure by this treat­ If Um digestion is impaired, the blood A good hired man deserves to bo pro­ "To the bishop." he explained. ’The Ln!!!-'’’!'1! *'r '**• “ «»>»ple de ment proves it equal to lhe final trau. is impoverished and becomes filled with vided with winter work if possible, "There's qfihr a snow beginning. impromptu." rhe folly of taking medicine into the cmllcni of taml incrowin' of do BhI prisonous impurities, deranging the says American Cultivator. I Us better Wear that pretty, warm clonk of yours, "Bnt I don't ward to go there now.” . rn l>fr wu. Maw. on' do brink or stomach to cure caUrrah of the noee, Wbol© system aud causing sickness and for the man to be kept busy the year the long, fur lined one with the bood^ threat and laugs, baa been realised by ••W'hy not? You always Intended, Je », ,n' rlitot Pokin’ bin. wm d. Physicians, but not until Hyomei was suffering. Mi-o.-na, acting upon the stomach and digestive organs cures round and much better for tho em­ We’re all going to a-a little Impromp­ dldji't you—to bp married by tbe blah- nrrnj- of phnrob. An’ nil u ouch. Kitewn, had they a practical method sleeplessness, nervous troubles, head- ployer to retain good help in these tu at the bishop’s and come back to op? Why not now?” bredden^ de nett froxe ©ver e»i solid m ths* would obviate atomach drugging. acbee, backaches, and general weakness times when this klntfof labor is scarce. supper.” And then she fled out of There was 1 pause, wherein vainly a rock, dn’.de chlllem an' Mose© whlkA complete Hyotnei outfit coats bnt and debility. hearing. through tbe darkness be tried to aearch rd ncra.. ” Ip the conkremtlon were of a neat pocket in If you.: »re weak and ailing the Nixie dreMMxl as desired and came ber face. . haler that can be used anywhere with •onm j-onns nogroo. who bed Im to chances are that it is due to a diseased early. Afteufarrowing feed rather sparing­ "Let me carry you to the sleigh." eollt’k. nnd whw orthodoxy h.d boon out attracting attention, a medicine ■tumacb, but you can be cured b* using ly for a few day a to prevent fever and "What sort of Impromptu* ’ she qneadropper and a bottle of Hynmel. Extra Bert entreated, "no that your TTB^e feet •bshtly warpod. One of them arow Mi o«a. Ask W. J. Holloway .the re to avoid too copious flow of milk be­ tlonod hrichtlr _______ liaMe druggist, to show you the strong end aald. -Irby, perton. that can’t be bottle* of Hyomei coat but Sdc. Breathing- Hyomei through tbe in­ ruaraulee under which lll-o-na is solo. fore tbe pigs are old enough to take.lt fwwlble. «Me th., rwvrnpble. tel u. biter, everv particle of air that enters . lti-o-nu costs but 50c a box. If it does aU. that water don. frrere ,t th, eqwtor.” tbeimee, throat and lunge, is charged m< help you. the prioe is absolutely The old own imitated a moment and with a.healing balsam that soothra and nothing. then replied ocomtolly: -1 Jeat knowed aliatys ail irritation, kills the catarrhal Butter la the most condensed product oae of yon young olyxrr. WM gwlne germs and enriches the blood with ad­ on the farm—that most readily marketI* KM ta Iter tor depute de work of de Lewd. Tonne ditional oxone.-., ed at long dlstnnw,_ Eggs and erenm L 2 ~ rectly omhe W. J. Holloway has so much faith iu * IntliM.. --- --follow closely. ten. when the nod K.a froM dar Want your meusti the!pow«r of Hyomei to cure catarrh, •arn t no seorraphy an' tier warn’t no that he Is selling it under h!s personal trittntnr ** or rich black? Use guarantee to refund the money if it does not give positive relief. The Bishop’s Impromptu ' What is CASTORIA CASTORIA A D The Kind Yon Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. F Clubbing Rates. K F P W Rubber Stamps Ayers Pills£S;:S MM'S DYE �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY 8. 1905. WEST PARMELEE. MIDDLEVILLE. WHAT THE Mrs. Bert White is confined to her Mrs. Evelyn Baker of this village was taken to the asylum at K^attfazoo bed with rheumatism. -BrillUtit Reception* and Ball* a Feat­ Bom to William Sensiba and wife, Monday, having been adjudged insane ure of Winter Life at Havana on Friday. ' OF SCRANTON, PA. J an.29 th, a son. Where Mr. and Mr*. Joseph J. G. Nagler was in Hastings Mon­ -The revival meetings closed Sunday, . Emery Are Stationed. day on business. . night at the Mennonite Church. From the daily Havana papers lhe Rev. C H. Conley was the guest of George Haight, of Lake Odessa, has Banneb clips the following accounts his parents In Albion tbe first of the been the guest of his brother-in law T. •of social festivities which will give our week. work and they approve it, but they do not know the exact nature of that work. veaden* an Idea of “how they do things’’ M. Stimwin and wife for tbe past three Miss Blanche H. Simmons, of Sagi­ in our sister republic. ' The accounts days. THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT WILL SERVE TO EXPLAIN naw, is the new stenographer at IL T. A number of young people from ate sent by Mrs. Belie Spaulding Courses to the prospective student and our Corps of Emery, who with her husband are very this place attended the hand social at French’s flouring mill. Our Work Instructors lor guiding him after he enrolls. There arc A. J. Stevens returned home last popular Members of the American col­ Fred Johnson^ Friday. A fine time Our work is to gather technical knowledge from all three phases clour work: was reported. . Thursday from a six weeks trip ony there: quarters of tlxc industrial world; arrange it into special 1— We tettfh unemployed people the theory of the through the-western states. “The Ladles' Guild of the Episcopal Mrs. David Barrault has been visiting1 courses fon special classes; and impart it to all am­ work they wapt to engage in. RESULTS: pcations bitious of advancing. easily secured; days of efrudgtry shortened, and some­ church gave a reception yesterday from Mra Frank Moxon during Mr. Per­ Miss Olive Scotford ia'ataistieg Mrs. TO GATHER THIS KNOWLEDGE and classify times avoided altogether, quick promotion. ' four to six p. m.at the home of Mrs rault;* absence on fur business. He G. W. Matteson with her housework. it we maintain our Faculty and intermittently employ lhe 2— We teach employed people'to do their work bet­ Josephine F. Harris, 34 F. street, Veda- returned home Saturday accompanied Stanley Wlldem and E. J. McNaugh­ foremen, superintendents, manager* and engineering ex­ ter. RESULTS, more responsible positions; better pay. do, to the Right Rev.< Bishop Albion by his neice, Miss Osee,Miller, of How­ ton wefe in Grand Rapids on business perts of many of the leading industrial establishments. . 3—We teach diasatisfiedpeople hdw to do what is TO DISPENSE IT, we have our Field Organization for congenial to them. RESULTS: preparation for new work W. Knight, the newly appointed bishop ard City. Tuesday. explaining the peculiar advantages ot our different before leaving the old; rapid progress in the new field. of Cuba, and Mrs. Knight,-the Rev, T. A. Bass and friend Mr. Schmidt, E. Garrett, who has been making an Mr. W. W. Steel, Mra. Steel, and Miss of Greenville, are tbe guests of his par­ Our Plan extended visit with a son and daughter Steel and Rev. Moreno, of Bolondron. ents, A. E. Bass and wife. and their families in Grand Rapids, re­ Our plan embodies the following distinctive features: 1—We furnish all necessary preparatory instruction. Tbe reception was a very enjoyable ’ J. T. Morgan and John Mungerson turned home Saturday. 2-=-We provide drawing instrument* and experimental apparatus with each course requiring tlierm. occasion and was thoroughly enjoyed 3— We explain facts, principles and processes so clearly are under the Doctor's care at this writ­ Mr. and Mra Moses Rosenberg moveby everyone present. Bishop Knight that the student quickly comprehends and remembers them. ing. Master Olney Adams has been ed to Grand Rapids last week, where 4— Wc illustrate cur instruction with all views, plans, sec­ made a most favorable impression up­ unable to attend school on account of Mr. R.^ylll engage in tbe hardware tions and elevations that will contribute to its clearness. on all who had taken advantage of the Illness. ’5—We give concise rules and practical examples showing business on Plainfleld Ave. Gentlemen—Please explain bow I can qualify opportunity to meet him. The pleas­ their application. for position at left of which I have marked X. Mra. John Allen andXson Glenn are F. P. MerrJU and wife, formerly of ure of the occasion was materially add 6— We grade our instruction so that at no stage of his pro­ gress is the student confronted with insurmountable difficulties. cd to by the singing of Mrs. £arl Hand­ visiting Jessie Allen of Byron Center. Fremont, were guests of H. E. Hend­ Mechanical Drafts ma 7— We- criticire and correct our student’s writtep recita­ Bom to Rolla Carpenter and wife on rick and wife last week. They are en el and the playing of Mrs. Emery." Foreman MacHntat tions, and send him special advice regarding his course when­ Foreman Toolmaker route to Long Beach, California. The following account is of a recep­ Feb. 4th, a daughter. ever necessary. tion and ball given at the Palace by the Mr. and Mrs. Martin Morehouse vis­ W. J. Robertson, C. B. Campbell, Dh ■'orraran Molder President and his wife, at which Mr ited in Bowens Mills, Sunday. Lizzie and Miss Blanch Hendershott Some Interesting Facts and Figures T^S^T*E°n ^nr and Mrs. Emery were guests: We are having a splendid winter as were in Hastings in attendance at the We employ about 3,200 people. « jRlcct ric Engine “The ball at the Palace last night was ,Tar as aleighjng is concerned. The funeral of Miss. Nettie Hendershott. Our mailing department lumdles. about 15,000 pieces oi Electric Machine Design one of the most brilliant scenes which ' young people are taking advantage of . Electrician mail every day. Mrs. Ella E. Dwindell, of Colorado . Electric-Lighting Rupt. has been witnessed at this handsome . it as is shown by the sleighrldM par Springs, Colo., was the guest of her We use about $400 worth of postage stamps daily. . Electric-Hallway Supt. Last year we issued about sixty-three million (63.000.000) home of the Chief Executive. , Sheet-Metal Draftsman | tlcipated in. cousin. J. W. Saunders and wife Tues-' Telegraph Engineer , orsamcntal Designer pages of instruction. The time for arrival had been set for I The Yonng People's Social Club will day and Wednesday. She is spending Wireman . Wcapective Draftsman Twelve.years ago we had only one course of instruction and Dynamo Tender V p. m. and soon after this hour the long • enrolled our first student. \ve now "have 152 courses and Molortnan ■ hold a Valentine Social at the hogne of a few months in Charlotte with her steam Engineer rapher about 6U0JXX) names oc our roil. etreatn of carriages and automobiles । Moses Robinson, Northeast of Mlddle- aged mother Mra. A. H. Munson. Engine Runner began to arrive. Marine Engineer I vilke, Feb. 14th. The Club furnishes Retail Ad Writer Civil Engineer • The decorations and lighting was j| valentines and the ladies bring supper. LANE'S CORNERS. m-Hrquite Englneer Send for Further Particulars superb and most artistic. Festoons of ;i Those from this place who attended We understand our school has been LANGUAGES TAUGHT WITH PHONOGRAPH evergreens were entwined around the 1 the lecture at Caledonia Saturday night closed, the teacher having resigned her | ... j Spanish Doubceir.cnt. riac* an X opposite the I-Miiion you de balustrades .n<I potted pHnu and paltas pronQ,1Ilcwl lt sp|«,dld. position. We hope It will soon begin ify for. Siztl your name and address, then cut out XI mail it to tbe iiddreM glvrti at the bottom of ibis ad stood in ail the nooks and corners of -----------------again. the grand stairway. At the top of the cutnmunici-.ioni to MORGAN. Mr. Ketcham, of Hastings, aud Jas. chtfrs a perfect bank of plants aud ______ Wm. Fox was reported <in the sick Knickvrftacher were calling on the International Correspondence Schools. greenery had been arranged and with 1 list last week, school Wednesday. SCRANTON, PENN. ----- State... tho mtmarou. tiny colored electric I M„ Leth, Adkln, h„ Guy C. Lon geo r. Ionia, Mich. Lock Box 95 Ira Paskill and brother Rue ben is gl.be. pteplmr out from them ptteeut-1 hia with cold Md thrM, ,or „Mr| are cutting wood for Chas E. Powell ed a truly fairy-like and bewitching ap * week past. We understand there Is a man in pur ‘>The"Steld.nt and hl, wlf. roared I M"' V,‘“ community to organize a Gleaner SCHEDULE A at the head-or th. Malm .nd were m- ’"*• d“7 w“k h*’n1' •*“' ,wth lodge. We wish Vim success. James Knickerbacher is drawing logs alstvd by all of his secretaries,’ many of ex r“r e ’ whoi had their wives with them. I JaCub M,,ler- of l’«toskey. landed in froln Chai. Powell. Several of the visiting American Morgan Monday evening, Jan. 30th on County uf Barry. ' NORTHEAST RUTLAND army and navyoflicersattendediu their * mouths visit with his sister Mrs. J The Circuit Court for lhe County of Barry lu ('tranrwy. School Coinmtesioner KpicliKin Visit­ full dress uniforms and rome with dec- j ^park, an<| relatives of ‘Nashville In tli<- matter of tin- inrtlllou of Jamra B. Bradley.,Auditor General ! ? ofthr * tale oFMIelUican. for uud tn behalf of *.»ld State, for the rale ed our school. Wednesday of <a*i week. oratiotis, these, added to-lhe drees uni- an<* Battle Creef. of certain ian<J> lor t*xe« asraraed thereon. s TAXES nF ” forms of tho Cuban officers nnd the ! Thomas Giu^rci, of Blanchard, visited Uhiteles Brown is recovering from । On reading and tiling the |N*tlt!t>u ,4 the Auditor General of the Htalcof Mlcl)lig.>:>. praying fora decree In favor or tb-r-latcof .Mlcnlira •. I many beautiful and fnagnitldent; with his sister, Mrs. Heury'jlydeand his Unit attack of the grip. ugain»t each parrel of lutrd tlu-i-in <|i-*er!bt*L tor the -unotiiil* ih**ri'la ’ Vli.LAGK OF MIDDLEVLLLK. qiecinrd. claimed to be.diw for taxes, interest nral charge* oi:«nu-ti dresses of the ladies made a scene the his brother in Maple Grove last-week, We are turry to lose a good man »i>ch parcel of land, and lUal Mich total* be .-old Tor lhe amount* *u Johnson’s Addition. clahned l y theNtate or .MK-tiliran. brilliance of which will not soon be He will visit the present week with from our town as John Kurtz. He has It t» ordered that raid petition a III !»• brought on t«>r hearing and relatives in Charlotte, and returns forgotten. *' at the March term of thl* Court, to hr held at tire <'ify of proved hitnseli one of our best super­ ' decree iiavting*. In the ( aunty uf Barry, ntatr o‘ .Michigan, on th- nth day of Over 1,200 invitations had been sent home next week. VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. visors. . ‘ March. A. D-. IMS. at the ofienmK of the « ourt on Hint day. and that all perton* lu|rn»ti*d lu -ueh loud* of any part thereof. deMriug to out aud not one of them vent n refusal, Mra., W. S. Adkins and daughter A. A. Matthews is spending a few cvnteuttarh o elxlm-d I hereon by tho sial- of .M'rhlgan.for *«eh D. Staley'* Addition. the consequence was that the^place was Lena were in Grand Rapids'Tuesday days with his daughter in the city see­ taxc*. Intrn— t aud charge*, or any-part thereof. *hall lu raid Court, and file with the clerk thereof, acting x* regl*tcr In chancery, uncomfortably crowded and dancing the 31st. • their ubjrctlona-ttrerrto. on or lirforr the flr*t day of the term ot thl« ing what die doctors can do for lame Cdurt above mentioned, and that In lo ault thereof the ranie will be TAXES OF 1902. was an utter impossibility during the Miss Millie Sparks accompanied her backs. * taken as murfe«.*e«: and a decree will be taken and entered a* prayed eatly part of the evening, but as some uncle Jacob'Miller to Nashville Mon­ foi tu,*al<1 petition. And it I* further ordered that in nurMianonot Township 1 North of Rang- 7 West. . David Matthews Is just recovering raid decn-etbr laud* described iu raid' |w<tiltat> fur which a decree of of the guests left early it became a .litrale shall I-> made, wilt be .void for the *ererul taxeo. Interest and day morning to visit her uncle, L. G. from the grip.charge* thereon a* determined by such decree, on the flrat Tuesday In lie leas so. Sparks. __ M.-y thereuilet . tieglmilug at w o'clock a. m. on raid day. or on the dvy or day* Mit'raqnrnt f hereto a* may be irceaaary to complete the Township 2 North ot Range 7 West. Master Paul Cole has been (juite sick rale of rani land* aud of each aiMpevery purecl thereof, at the offli-r of PODUNK. . lhe f «a:nty Treasurer, or at Mich eonvrurent place as shall be selected “I had a running, itching sore on my tbe past few days, but is new on the by him nt the wunty ocat of Hw County of Hany. Hint- of Michigan; Afton Smith aud Aaron Shultz left •U.......... »* 40 s s: g i« leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's Oiut-1 and that the ral- then and there made wiH-lw a public aylr. nnd oacn Monday morning for a southern trip^ Township t North of Range 9 Want. ment took away the burning and itch­ gain as is his sister Stella. pant*! derarltwd lu the deerr* strati be separately exposed for rale for the total taxi**. Interest and charges, and the sale shall t>e made to the ing instantly, and quickly effected per­ Mr. Gutcher, of Barry ville, is report­ Mrs. Clark. Osborn’s mother .of Au­ person paying the hill .iniount Charged against such parcel, and Lot conitncnctnit 4 72-too manent cure,” C. W. Lenhart, Bowl­ ed as doing as well as could be expect­ accepting a conveyane- ol th* -mallrst undivided fee simple Interest chains west of north M> gusta is visiting at his home. ing Green, O. therein; er. If no p-reuu a-ill pay the taxes and chargesaud taken l>ost. south » nv ice chain*, ed under the circumstances. west 8 38-100 chain*, north Floyd Valentine, of Woodland, is be off-rwl an«1 Hold. It any parcel of Und enonot 1* qoM for tasr*. ■ avioo chain*, coat 2 sp­ Mr. Lombard, of Hastings, com- workiug at Afton Smith’s. tnterert and clmnre*. aucli parcel -hall Im, pa-wM over for the time un chaina......................... -1 PARMALEE. ta-tax. and fliall. on the succeedtUK (tay.or before the clow of tbe Mie, menced moving his lumber from Morlx>t commencing 7 MOG be rooffereti. aud If. on Mich weoud offer, or during Mich *ale. the *<nfq chains west of north The oyster supper at Charles Biggs ’Phe M. E. quarterly meeting [will be gan on Monday morning last. cannot !«■ oold for the amount 'aforesaid, the County Treasurer snail po*t. south it amm chain*. took, place this week Tuesday. A'large held at this place Sunday. Feb. 19. bld off the Mime In the nynie«f the Htate. *e*t" st-ioo chain*. north Mr. Fancher’s team took a load of number attending. Wltne** the Hon. clement Smith. Clrcnlt .ludire. and the msbI of said * mhoci chains, ca*t aj. W. H. VanAvery was in Hastings on young people to Stony Point last Sat­ Circuit Court of Hurry County, tills fith day of Janhan-. A. D.. I'JOb. 100 chains............ -.............. [ «*L ] CLEMENT SMITH. Little Pearl Andrus has been quite business, Friday. Cwuterrigurd^^ Circuit Judge. urday night to attend the F. M. pro­ Township .1 North of Range e West. sick at U. W. Loehr's. A aleigh load of young people attend- tracted meetings which are being con­ The Gold Medal contest at the <xl meeting at East Caledonia, Tuesday ducted by Elder Allen. STATE OF MICHIGAN. church Saturday evening was well at­ night­ Mr. Hyland and daughter, Mrs. Car­ To the Circuit Court for the County of Barry in Chancery: Foxes most be plentiful in this vi-' rie Brandt, of Assyria, visited Ola1 tended. Tbe audience showing much Township 4 North ot Range 9 WesL The petition of Jamra B. Bradley. Auditor General of tbe State of appreciation of the pieces which were Michigan, for and In behalf of said Stalo resjH-ctftilly shows that' the cinity, at least tbe hunters are. Norris one day last week. list of lands hereinafter xet forth and marked “Schedule A." contains well rendered. The judges Mr. John a description of all the lands In nald County of Barry, upotr which Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tungate attended Mr. and Mrs. Gammond, of Canada, Ketcham and -Supt. Chamberlin, of taxes were as'essed for the years mentioned therein, and which were CCTY OF HASTINGS. a social gathering at tne home ot Mr have their household goods on the way Hastings, also Anson Merrill of this returned us dellmprent for non-payment of taxes, and which taxes have not been psld: together with the total amount of such taxes, with South and Mrs. Leon Potts, Friday. to Michigan, Intending to make this place, awarded the medal to Miss Myra Interest computed thereon to the time flxed for sale, and collection fee 1137. and expenses, os provided by law, extended against each ot raid Frank Morgan, Aaron Sherk, F. D. state their future home. parcels of land. ' Rule, she having the highest number Township 3 North ot Hanse R Went. Your petltlooer further show* to the Court that said land* were re­ Joels and John Allen are preparing to Leeter Webb's brother called on him of points. turned to the Auditor General under the provisions of net 30C of the r fl. Of a v Public Aets of 1*93. as deling omit for non-payment of raid taxes for build new barns in the spring. last Monday. r fl. 4 of s a S’. Hl years .respectively, and that said taxes remain ini paid; except of highway. that lands Includedi tn raid “Schedule A” for taxes of 1*00 or i*1or David Benaway. and wife were on, SOUTH WOODLAND. yrnr< were returned ktartfa*. Auditor General as delinquent for said Eastern Addition. our streets, Friday. taxes under the prorUkin* of th" aeneral tax laws tn force prior to the S. Shopbell, wife and daughter Jessie NORTH IRVING. paasage of Act 200 of the I'uNIc Aets of twi. and which taxes remain I Mrs. F. D. Joels is numbered among Unpaid. ImC s and south 4 of lota Mrs. Robert Johnson is very low at have gone to Lansing to visit friends. Tout petitioner further show- that In nil cases where lands are I. and 3,......................,.-2 the sick. Mr. Lewis Oaks is entertaining Mr. this writing, also those on the sick list AT THE CUBAN CAPITAL International Correspondence Schools Are Doing for Technical Education ANNUAL LAX SALE. , I i included In "Schedule A" ns aforesaid tor taxes of tw» or of any prior The many friends of Alvah Huff will are Mra. James Matthewe, Mary Krone be pleased lo learn that he has gone to witter and Gladys Ulner. the home for the blind at Saginaw. Mrs Chester Hubbard entertained a company at pedro last Friday evening. Of course a good, time was had. , Yau Would Give Considerable Their will be a neck tie social at the home of Joe Wlllitts Friday evening To Be Relieved of Your Feb. 17th, for the benefit of JtLe Church. Each lady trlcg two lies alike, also cake. If you wanted to know what a good even for a little while. Would you not give more to be permanently re­ time wasjrou should have attended the lieved? Yon have probably tried a married people's dance, which was held great many things for your Rheuma­ at the Hail last Friday evening! about tism without success. fifty being present. Did you ever try Mr. Irving will work for Mr. -Kurtz the coming year. Tbe Wood school was closed last week on account o£ the illness nf the teacher. a-J 6m- FREE HOME TREAT­ MENT in connection with it? ILBaby ta Cutting Taeth. An excess of Uric Acid in your sys­ Be sure and use that old and well tried rem tem is the cause of your pain: this Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Hynip. for cMP wc guarantee Athlophoros will" re­ •dy. Iren teething. It soothes the child, soften* the move. Take our honp treatment in rnm*. ai'.nys all pain. cut»i* wind voile and Is the connection with Athlophoros am) a best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-oents a lottlo. permanent cure, is assured. ' MauZsn Is the Pile Remedy that reaches tbe spot and stops all pile pain W. J. HALLOWAY instanllv. If you suffer with Blind, sells Athlophoros and will give you Bleeding, Itching or Protruding Piles a Question Blank to fill out and send and want to cure It is only necessarrio use ManZan. the Great Pile Cure. bc|d to us for advice and treatment. by Fred L. Heath, the druggist Rheumatism Afhlo-phofts THE ATHU>PHORO8CO..NewHav«iJkmn. Sear, said land* have not been sold for raid taxes or have been ncreMaloiax and family of North Dakota. dnre wild for said dellDQUOUt taxes nnd the sale or ral«». «o made have been set aside by n 4'ourt ot comi'rtcnt jurisdiction, or have twen: They intend making their future home canceled a* provided by law. here. Your petltlom-r further shows and avers that the taxes. Inti-rest, collection fee and expenses, a* set forth In raid "Schedule A." are a Mr. Oscar Yerty is home and on lhe Valid Hen on the several parcel* of Und* described in said nchednlc. Your petitioner further shows that the said taxes on said described sick llrt. ■ bud* have remained unpaid for more than one year alter ttr-v were returned as delinquent; and the -aid taxes not hv ing been paid, and Mr. A. Derby has sold bis farm to a tiiosxnv being now due ar>l remaining unpaid as above set forth, man in Lake Odessa. your petitioner prays a decree in favor of the state of Michigan Ogalust each jarccl ot raid lands, for the payment of the M-veral Meetings aje still in progress at the amounts of taxes. Hitereet. collection fee and expenses, as computed ' mid extended in said schedule against tbe rarera.* parcels nf fond e<mF. M. church. tain»1 therein, and In default of payment of lhe said wveral sums *Mrs. Myrtie Shopbeil went to Lan­ computed and extended against said lands, Chat each of raid parcels' uf land may be sold fw the amount* due thereon, a* provided by taw. sing to attend lhe funeral of a friend to |<av the Hen aforesaid. And your petitioner will ever pray. etc. these. ‘ Dated January 5th. IMS. JAMES H. BRADLEV. VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. South 4 of.... Lota 1.3 and 3. Lots ............... Lot 4............... ULLAGE OF NASHVILLE. East 7 fort of following description- Bounded •'.‘>1 by Main street. north by railroad, w.-ri by section line, south By Fuller street VILLAGE OF WOODLAND. Township 1 North ot Range 7 WesL 8*'. Lot commencing IttfetX a south of north* est comer of section. en*t as frat, south '-fifi-ct. wrtu W frat, north 30 feet to beginning t.1 Auditor General of tho State of Mfohlgan. HERE AT HOME. . for and in Itahall of bald State. Hastings Citizens Gladly Testify. It is testimony like the following that has placed “the old Quaker Rem Stale of Ohio, City of Toledo. / fc< Lucas county. f Poor Huie Mary Geraldine. . edy” so far above competitors. When ■ t’r.nl I noth Before tbe clock struck: eight. people right here at home raise their .senior partner ot we nra> 01 f. .j. nraey& Htd loat a very precious thing. voice In praise there is no room left Cu.rdnlnK buxines* tn tho dty of Toledo, .county It mode her'brcukfa.-t late: and *tate aforesaid, and that said firm will pay for doubt Read the public statement made her hurry off to school i the sum of one hundred dollar* for each and of a Hastings citizen: , 11 Without one rriddlecnkr; 1 every caw at catarrh that cannot be cured by .1. W. Babcock, harness makor of Jeffenwo Ht *ay*; ••Beyond all question. Doau’s Kidney Illta Is a most valuable remedy for all disorder* ot the kldwya. My wife had attack* of kidney ecmplatot for two yean, and urmI nutnerou* remedied. Bur obtained no real 'wneflt. 1 had x> often seen and heard Dann's Kidney 1111* re.-omniflUded that 1 went to W. fl. QoMHNiril drug store and got a box. The effect could net have tea better. She began to Improve from the very start and continued to do *o. To »ay w« think well of them mildly expresses our opinion." . , For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster-Milburn Co.T Buffalo, N- Y. sole aganta for the United States. Itememmr the name, Dpan’saud take do other. ; the use of Hall'* Catarrh ('tire. It mnde her Rive dear little Ned Fkane .LCukhkv. A really truly shake Sworn to before me and Sute-criiiM In my Because the wind blew toff hla bat: presence, thl* rth day of Decemix’r. A. D. IMO. It made her cheek* feel hot. • A. W. GLKAMOW. And tears kept com I pg a* she nut. {skauJ Notary Ilibllc. Hail's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally nnd And quite a lumpy epot Was In Ser throat. 'Twa* not her ring. net* directly on the blood and mucous «urfBoes of the system. Send for taatlmoninta, free. F. J. GSKXET & Co.. ToMo. O. ' nold by d rugglst s 73c. Hall'* Family 1111* are the beat. Bhc thought, lo trouble her oo much. Bhe hurt It tnh*r bed— Just one short'little half an hour Made all that fuss, she sold. I —Youth's Companion. Wk. BANNER One of Ring’s Dyspepsia Tablets after eating even if you eat bat little, will digest the little you do eat, and cure Indention. Dygj-rwua, Sour Stomach Belching, and Weak Heart. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Ben’s Laxative Honey and Tar is an improvement over all Cough, Lung and Bronicbial remedies. It acts on bowels driven tbe cold out of the system, cures Group, Whooplug Cough, wards off Pneumonia'aud strenghtens the lungs. Hee’s Laxative Honey and > Tar is ibe beet Cough Syrup for child|ren. Taatee good. Sold by Fred L. ' Heath, tbe druggist. �HASTINGS BANNER. FEBRUARY 8 1905. The New Firm of Fred L. Heath CSl Carveth intend to make our store as modern and Pro?reSsiQu’S^“'|| *.A Satisfied Customer is lhe Best Under the above name we i-----------------. ’ We want it to be the most desirable store for you to do business with. Advertisement a store can have. Our line is most complete from the 1c lace top to the *3 ones. - See our Comic Hit ’Em Speaking of Seasonable. Goods. February 14tb, is S T; V A LENT INE S DAY. hard, for friends or foe. ______ PIERCE’S FAVOR­ PERUNA — the great HEATH’S PINE and All of Stuart’s Tablets ITE PRESCRIPTION CHERRY — the Best 50c and $1. catarrh tab­ tonic for catarrh, etc. Cough medicine made, lets 50c and $1, absorb­ Pierce’s Golden Medi­ SWAMP ROOT—large an honest four ounce ent lozenges 25c, cal­ cal Discovery and all other preparations of cine wafers 50c. and small size. buttle for 25c. Dr. PierceNo Cold Feet if you FIG SYRUP, the Cali­ HAZZARD’S KID NEY CURE is all right WINE OF CARDUI wear hair and cork in­ and Black Draught. 50c. . A soles, fit any shoe, 10c. fornia kind, 50c. PAINE’S CELERY KONDON ’ S CATAR ­ LIQUOZONE, y o u THE REX PQROUS PLASTER cures a lot RHAL J ELLY, 25c and have seen it advertised COMPOUND, a true nerve tonic. 50c and *1. OMEGA OIL 10c and 50c. MAPLE COUGH BALSAM regular price 25c, we sell at 15a \ COLUMBIA STOCK FOOD the beet made, ask for sample. KOW KURE curescows. All of Dr. Miles’ Medi­ All kinds of Cod Liver KING'S NEW DISCOVERY cines. you always get Oil ■ Emulsions. Ozo- 50c and JI. results if you use Dr. mulsion SI, 50c and 10c Electric Bit• Scott’s Emulsion regu­ Miles’ remedies. tere, 50c and lar JI and 50c. Wy­ eth's Emulsion regular SI. DR. COOPER’S NEW DISCOVERY audCoop- $1 size 75a_________ ■ er's Quick Relief. A guaranteed Tobacco H INK-LEY’S Cure, one we know will BONE LINADR. SHOOP’S REME­ do the work._________ MENT, 25 and DIES. bring us your or­ All kinds of baby food 50c, | der for free bottles. MENTH0LATUM. the all-round waive FAULKNER’S MODERN MEAT All the Ix>use Killers for stock. 25c. ‘ SMOKER 50c a quart. SCALES PILLS, the best pill on the HOREHOUND DROPS, the New Eng market, 101) pills 25a___________ land kind. 20c per pound, in 5c and 10c CASKA, the 11 size for 35c. _____ • 1 HEATH'S HARMLESS HEADACHE DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS, you have Backs. ■p TABLETS, one bottle cures 25 head­ read about them.__________________ 5c and 10c Box Paper_________ s aches, 25c. BLUE JAY CORN PLASTERS cure HEATH’S ~ROCK, RYE and TOLU. the coin when all others fail, 10S. CASCARETS. 10c. 25c and 50c. the tonic cough medicine. We are receiving new Spring Wall Paper almost every day. want your business. We will do our best to please you. We will have a swell line this season. We make odd size Window Shades the same day as ordered, Fred 11«. Heath tSo Oairvetti., The IDi-OLe'S’ietEt, Hastings, Mich RUTLAND CENTER. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. BALTIMORE. EASTWOODLAND. EAST HASTINGS. Mrs. Jennie Barry's baby, about fe ur J. Lehman is recovering from the Miss Constance visited home last months old. die<i last Friday Feta. 3rd. Sunday for the tint time since Thanks­ gripCharlie Hood is s great .ufl.rer from Tb. funeral «u held Usl suntUj M giving. oue of bis limbs. tbe Martin church. There will be a box social at the ann ulcer on one Charley Cotton, of Portland Mich., Regular communication of Hastings Shirley Meyers lost his best horse Hendershott, school house un the 21tb Lodge No. 52, F. and A. M., on Wedlast week. ■ visited bls parent over Sunday. for tbe benefit of the school. need ay evening, Feb. 15. Little Winnie Johnson h on the Mrs. Will Algeo is very sick with the B. Snyder, of Ionia, is visiting Henry Rev. Geo. D. Chase, of Grand Rapids sick Hat; has not been able to attend lung fever. Dicker. school for over two weeks. presiding elder, Will occupy the pulpit Miss Sarah Daly and Miss Erma Orson B. Hager visited Charles Dean ait the Methodist church Sunday evenThe State Road Aid Society wfU be Musson visited the school on Tuesday in Chester on Friday. and Miss Mary Hardy on Friday of Janies Gay baa a fine new Portland entertained Feb. 16th by Mrs. Henn Quarterly conference Saturday at 7 JO Fisher. last week. cutter, j». m„ at the lecture room. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Sheldon entertain­ Mrs. Walter Berry, of Rutland, vxsit Mr. and Mrs. G. Garrison returned morning quarterly meeting and com­ home Monday. Ma. Garrison leaving ed a party of friends from out of town ed her daughter, Mrs. Dell Cotton part munion service at the regular morning on Monday evening. her sister slowly Improving. hour. At 11:30 will occur the lovefeast Rev. C. D. Jarvis and wife were the S. R. McIntyre, of Lake Odessa, *i» Tbe school children are enjoying Mr. and Mra. Chas. Whittemore and instead ot 9 JO as heretofore. At noon snow, coasting in Darwiu Baldwin’s guests of Mrs. Sallie Towns on Thur* seen ou our street one day last week. NORTHEAST CASTLETON. family and Eva Erway and Lena Hav­ the Sunday school day. Mra. Howard McIntyre la quite riok Mr. Ketcham visited our school last cutter. The subject for next Sunday morning ens spent Sunday at John Erway’s. . * Mr. Frank 1 licker and wife, of Nash­ at this writing. ; Volney Hard is suffering with la at the Baptist church: “Day of Prayer Mr. Erwin pleasantly entertained the Monday. ville. spent Sunday with his father , A sleigh load from this place went to grippe. .For Colleges.” In the evening, “The Otis school an hour Friday afternoon Mra. Rowlader ind family have gone Stony Point to meeting last Thursday to Hastings to live. Giants of Aruack;” Little Ray Garrison was sick iMt Henry Dicker, of East Woodland. with his phonograph. Torrence aud Otto Townsend are night. The Tuesday evening Bible study tor . Mr’ (’harI«e HeJmfer is home from week with the croup. Zera Newland is the proud possessor proud owners of a tine new phonograph. There will be preaching at the Fisher class will meet with Miss Ethel Mur­ of a new gold watch, presented by her Hastings for a couple of weeks on ac­ Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bradley, of Nash­ church next Sunday morning at 11 a at dock. count of sickness. ----- STATE ROAD­ parents January 31st. The topic for the Epworth League The Crabb school visited the Coats Preaching at the church Sunday ville, were guests at O; C. Sheldon two Little Irene Hinkley, of Lansing, is Grove school last Friday. days last week. next Sunday evening is “Christ a Ser­ merning. west woodland. vant—and We Are Servants.” Miss visiting her grandparents, W. II. Otis Mrs. Editha Fay Cooley is '.eriously John Sinclair is doing carpenter Mr. Arthur Myers is working in Mrs. Henry Fisher will entertain the aud wife. Charlotte Lake is the leader. All ill at tbe home of her parents Mr. and work for John Blood. Hastings. Dime society Thursday. Feb. for come. t . Mra. W. Fay. of West Sunfield. -Miss Lillie Grahams, of Podunk, is Mra. Adair Senter. James Endriejr Clarence Helmer spent Saturday with dlaner. The subject at the United Brethren visiting Miss Rose Myers. Frank Scofield was the guest of his and fkmlly of the South Town Ira* relatives in Hastings. A load of sixteen ladies of your city church next Sunday morning will be: Last Friday evening, while the mer­ attended the society at Mrs. Will Fish­ sister Mft. W. Lake, of Vermontville, visited at Cornelius Senter's last FpU x "Why Should 1) Unite’ With tbe several days last week. day. . ’ ■ ' . cury column hovered some few degrees er’s last Thursday. While going down Church.” In the evening, “Of Greater DOWLING. below zero, about a dozen young peo­ J. Catherman and wife, of Lake A sleigh load cf the friends of WUT*' Value Than Goli” The telephone gang are at work set­ tbe Merrick hill, the king bolt was lost ple of this vicinity crowded themselves Odessa, and J. Leedy and wife of Ma ­ ('base and wife from Lake Oderaa The society connected with Em­ into a sleigh box and started for Barry- ting poles. This line will extend west and but for tbe presence of mind of son county, were guests of J. Lehman spent last Tuesday evening at their manuel church will be entertained by by the way of Cedar Creek and Delton. the two drivers,-there would have been vllle, where they had been invited by a serious accident. With a line apiece and wife cm Saturday. home in West Woodland. Mrs. John F. Goodyear and the ladies Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Reid entertained Miss Ella Lathrop to spend theeve­ A number of Warnerville ladies associated with her, Thursday, Feb. 16, ning at her home. After a ride made their brother and his family from Mon­ they reined the horses in tbe fence I*. R. Holmes and wife, J. H. Dot coiner. went to Lake Odessa on .Saturday and at the parish house. Supper served kee and wife attended the Masewfe delightful by eating candy and peanuts roe county the past week. Tbe funeral of a babe of Mra. Fred nearly perished with cold. from 5 to 7 o’clock. A cordial invitabanquet at Wood lend Center last Fri­ amid tbe jlnjle of bells and snatches of The West LA. S. will meet with Mtm is extended to everybody. Barry was held at Martin Comers, Sun­ Mra. Krieger, of Grand Rapids, who day evening. . song, they arrived at their destination Mrs. 'Wertman, Thursday, Feb. 9. day. Tbe mother has our deepest has been visiting her daughter Mrs. C. There will be a regular meeting of at 9:20 o'clock, where they found a Dwight Chase baa sold his farm MS Born, to Philip Snyder and wife, Feb. sympathies in her affliction. In just a D. Jarvis, is spending a week with Mrs. the Maccabeea riext Friday evening. pleasant little company assembled to 6, a baby girl. Everett Clow, of Lake Odessa. few months over a year she has been a Geo. Faul, of Woodland. • Deputy Grand Commander Thompson meet them. The evening was pleasant­ There will be a ciphering contest at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanton visited at wife, mother and widow, her husband b expected to be present. Tbe Warnerville School to the num­ ly spent in games and music, after Sheldon Warner’s Sunday. the school house Friday evening. AI bating died a few weeks ago. ber of twenty-three visited tbe Kilpat­ Revival meetings at Townsend's hall which refreshments of Ice cream and the close friedcakes and coffee will be Gertrude Whitney, of the city, has rick school. A program was given and ■began on Tuesday evening, to be con­ cake were served. In the wee hours of served by the scholars at five teats been spending a few days with her a pleasant time reported. * tinued indefinitely. Services at 7JO morning, after thanking their hostess Delayed Lottar. Proceeds to go toward the library find. cousin, Hazel Kinne. •ach night, also on Sabbath at 10:30 for her royal entertainment, they de­ A party of friends consisting of Mr. The farmers are improving the sleigh­ Grandma Baine, of Coats Grove, vis a. m. and 7 JO.p. m. Evangelists A.S. parted for their several homes where and Mra. W. jKUpatrick, F. Smith and Those on the sick list are: Mr. Wa ­ ing by drawing logs to tbe saw mill. Copley and J. -S. Martin have charge. they arrived just as “Day in its splen­ ters, who has bad an eye removed. Mra. family, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, and Mr*. it«l Urah and Fred Baine Sunday. A number from thltf place attended Tou are invited to attend the meetings. dor tinted again in tbe eastern sky.” Hicks has congestion of the lungs; H. Towns and son Loyd gave a pleas­ TEACHER'S INSPIRATION the speaking contest which was held at Mrs. Howard McIntyre has the la ant surprise to Julius Hager and wife Lacey, Tuesday evenlag. INSTITUTE. grippe; Dr. Howell attending. Mrs. one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stamm are tbe Marks, Mrs. Brown, Mra. Freeman, Mrs. TbeTtacher> Inspiration InstNata YANKEE SPRINGS. proud parents of a baby bey, born Sat­ Orr Fisher and Mra. Edmond*. Also will be held at the High School Has­ Howard Springer has gone to Has­ tings, Friday and Saturday. Feb. I7th urday, Jan. 28. Mra. Chas. Benham is poorly. tings where be has employment. and 18th, Teachers, pupils and patre&e There will be a valentine social at the Roy Courtney and Ira Potter were of the public schools of the county are homd of Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Whit­ MeOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. the guests of the former’s brother near cordially Invited. worth, Tuesday evening, Feb. 7, for the Mta W. E. Algeo, wbo baa been very Charlotte a portion of last week. benefit of “The Gleaner*.’’ f ' Joum C. KarcuAM. ill, is better at thia writing. Mra. J. Raymond and Mira Maude Commissioner of Schools. Ed. Cassady and wife are visiting Dr. A sMgh load from tbla plane attend­ Cassady were guests of friend* near Sheffield and wife in NashVille. ed a dancing party al Chet Beeches, In Hastings over Sunday. Rutland, last Wedneeday nenlng. All report a good tl me and -returned home Chat. Duffey, of Kalamaxoo, spent ADVERTISED LETTERS. Thuraday morning." Sunday at home. Rutlngs, Mich, Feb. 8, 1KB. Reuben Crites rides in a new Port­ Dr. Fritch, of Cloverdale, made a . Letters addressed to pemons named land cotter now. business trip here Monday. leiow remain mwlalmed In tala office „?*"• *n,i Crawley and and will be rent to tbe dead letter once Miss Tbe funeral services of Mra. Dr. Effie Crawley attended a rag-bee if not claimed by Feb. 20,1905; given by Mra. Robe Bryana lost Thors Herriok, of Hastings, were held from Mra. E. E. McMahon Downing, Mra day. the U. B. church Sunday.. Interment Albert. LutterQeld, Mln ArlleBeVer Mra E. Sehwucho visited at Mra in Yankee Springe cemetery. Deceas­ Miss Pearl R^kenwood, Mrs. 8. E.’ 1. M. Crawley*, laat Tneaday. ed formerly resided here. Norton. Mlaa Effie Crawley la suffering with Dance at Earl Buskirk’s Friday eve­ Mr. Wm. Main, Mr. Delleury, Mr. the la grippe. ning. Hall and Stocking will famish Ray Patton, Mr. Karl Lanham, Mr Isaac Jarne. Foley andllatar, Mlaa Mary music. Yatt ferment! the food. Cannon, Mr. Jacob Bailie; Mr. John Foley, .pent apart of laat week vialtAhim baking powden are injuriouz. Everett, the little son of Fred Ray­ Klump, Mr. Leo Ritter, Mr.' Albert mg iu Johnstown. Mira Sarah Traver is assisting Mra. mond,aud wifq, wM quite ^verely Beckwith, Dr. F. Schaufelberger, Mr. George Scott with ber house work at burned by the over turning of a coffee Arthur Fliney. Quimby. j pot last Friday morning. Dr. Fergu­ Pieaae say " adrertuod- when .eking The Ladles Aid sodi son Wm called and the little fallow is tor adverlleed letter. W.R.C001, I tended at Mrs. Traver’s, getting aloag as well as eould be ex­ 1’atnu.Ur. ' present pected. Edgar Otis and B. M. Jenkins at­ Telephone is the order of the day in tended a meeting of the M. W. of A. this vicinity. It is undecided whether at Cloverdale last Saturday evening. the line will be put through yet. George Keller killed a bog last week Mr. and Mrs. Lee McDonald called which dressed 670 pounds, j He thinks at Ben Jenkins’ last Sunday. that pretty good for a two yqar old. Mrs,. Huldati Otis was tie guest of Mr. and Mrs. Q. Honeywell, of Prairieville, spent the fore part of last relatives in Prairieville last week. week with C. A. Newland aud family. No preaching at the McCallum school Orville Burghduff and William Me house, Sunday, on account of the fun­ eral of Mrs. Herrick at Yankee Springs. N utt made a business trip to Battle Creek the fore part of last week. Erny Miller, ot Yankee Springs, is Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dunn were called the guest of James Anders at present. B. M. Jenkins aud family were guests to Banfield last Wednesday on account of Dan Karns, of Brush Ridge, Sunday. of the illsera of the latter’s mother. ROYAL Baking Powder Saves Health .rowder is less of the family food. „ Royal Baking Powder saves health. OINTMENT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-02-15.pdf e0acc6ad8f11d2e8a21adb1de9f754ca PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 42. QUEER IMAI. lANQLf EDWARD LACLAIR BROUGHT HERfe FROM MINNEAPOLIS, APPEARS LIKET USELESS EXPENSE To Barry Countv—Was It a Cue of Using the Criminal Machinery of Bapry Co. to Bring a Settleof a Civil Case? BANNER. HASTINGS, MICH.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ij, 1905. THE VALUE OF AN IDEAL I ] JUDICIAL CONVENTION William Jennings By ran Will Deliver His Lecture on That Topic at St., Rose's Hall Friday Evening February 24th. The next lecture on the course will be Friday evening the 21 th, when Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan will speak on “The Valne'of an Ideal” at -St. Rose's hall. Tickets will be on sale at Fred L. Heath «fc Chrveth’s drug store at 75 cents each, including reserved s^ats.! Only a limited number will Ikj sold, as ■ the Lecture Course Committee do not' propose to overtax the seating capacity j of the ball. Reserves on regular lecture course tickets will be 10 cents. The board for reserves will oi>eu ’at ’ the Heath X- Carveth drug Store Monday. Feb. 20th nt seven o'clock.- Oiily3uo* seats will be ^served, and this wtil i leave 100seals not reserved. Now is i the time to buy your’m-ats. Edward LaClair wks brought to this city last week from Minneapolis by '• Under Sheriff Ritchie 'ou tho criminal charge of havibg goirfe away from the state and left his wife in such destitute circumstances that she- was liable to become a charge on the public. This is a felony under Michigan law. It now appears that as long ago as November last, the then Prosecuting .Vltohwy. Fred W. Walker acting as attorney for Mrs. LaClair, after corresponding with I LaClair at Minneapolis proposed that if LaClair would send him 8131.25 he would secure a divorce frdiu his GREAT NEED OF IT AT THE COURT wife, settle all alimony claims for her. HOUSE RIGHT NOW and he also stated in the letter, so we are reliably informed, that he would protect him against criminal proceed­ BASEMENT ROOM. NEEDED ings. LaClair agreed to send the 8131.25 within 30 days, but failed to do so. • Dec. 21th Mr. Walker commenced Money Could be Saved in Fuel-More criminal proceedings against LaClair, the complaint being signed by hla wife, Vault Room Necessary-Superthe warrant being Issued by Justice visorsShould Give Matter E*r«y Bishop and given to Sheriff Courtright. Judge Clement Smith. Consideration. The latter not having located LaClair, turned the warrant over to Sheriff FurEvery consideration should lead the L'he above picture will be • recognized by every Banner reader as an nlss, remarking as he did so “There’s a county of Barry to take up at an early excellent likeness of Judge Clement Smith, of this city, who for twelve fellow they want. 1 understand he is date a proper system of keXing for the years has served the j eople of this diwwict as circuit judge, doing so to their in Buffalo." Mr. Furniss brought the court house. We never coaid understand matter to the notice of Prosecutor how the present obsolete Sinead system .great satisfaction as is evidenced by his unanimous renomination. This is Pryor. The latter examined the records came to,be adopted in the first placea great compliment to Judge Smith. It seems quite probable that there in his office, and found the proceedings The committee which considered the will be qo candidate against him at the pulls. This will be very gratifying against LaClair to be in regular fcA-m. matter ought not to-’ have chosen such to him as It is to his friends. It will be fitting too. For no man could 1* and supposing all was as it appeared a plan for heating a public buildiug. It* farther removed from the charge of partisanship upon the bench than on the face of the records, that LaClair cost was above what local dealers was wanted for the crime alleged; told would have been glad to have received Judge Smith. While a loyal republican, he has forgotten his party when the Sheriff to push the rase if that was for inAalling a modem beating plant acting as an official. For such an office and with such ^candidate par­ Its cost for fuel is much more. It the wish of the complainant. tisanship can very properly be cast aside. Judge Smith's unanimous re Mrs. LaClair and her father were the, building and buries the records seen by the sheriff. Both stated that under a covering ofdust. It blacken*.. nomination is a compliment to Barry county as well a* to himself. Of his purpose to be just and fair, and to accord even handed justice there is no they wanted the case to proceed. Mrs. the walls and makes'cleanliness in the LaClair made an affidavit that she offices impossible, and what is of doubt. Combine with these bis legal knowledge, experience, good citizen, wanted her husband brought to Barry great cousequeuee, it monopolizes ihie ship, splendid manhood, ideal family life, his Integrity and sincerity, and County, not to* collect a debt, or to whole basement which Is needed for you have the reasons for that public confidence in him as a man and an serve papers on him or get a divorce vault and office room. official which are evidenced in his unanimous renomjnation. The Banner From what we have said it will be from him. but solely in the interests of is pleased to have Judge Smith nominated as he has been, with such in­ public justice. Jan..-17th Mr. Walker, seen that this Smead system never was as attorney for Mrs. LaClair, t»egan di- and never could be satisfactory. But dubitable evidence of public confidence m him as a man and as an official, vorce proceedings against Mr. LaClair. even if it were, it is now in such a state ‘and we hazard nothing in predicting thatjhe voters of Barry county, with­ Some time in January the latter sent of dilapidation as to be wholly inade­ out regard to party, will heartily endorse his selection at the polls.quate. During severe cold days it is Mr. Walker 8131.25. Under Sheriff Ritchie brought La- impossible to heat some iff the offices. A new healing plant is a necessity, Clair to Hastings last week Monday. Then, for the first time, Prosecutor and the Banner believes the supervis­ COUNTY CONVENTION Pryor, Sheriff Furniss and Under Sher­ ors should, at the earliest practicable iff Ritchie learned from LaClair about date, get the matter under way so that The Republican County Convention the divorce proceedings, and also the next spring and summer a new, eco­ Held In This City Thursday. correspondence concerning the settle­ nomical and up-to-date plant may be WHAT IS THE JUST ACTION TO BE The Judicial Convention at Charlotte ment last November. They also learn­ installed. As this will b* a busy year TAKEN IN TI^E MATTER? Thursday afternoon was merely a rati­ ed that Mr*. LaClair did not waul her for building, we believe that arrange­ fication meeting for .Judge Smith. former husband prosecuted, but did ments should be made as early as prac­ There were not merely none to'oppose, ticable. The B anner suggests these want, and was satisfied with, a money SOME TIMELY SUGGESTIONS but eyerjf one of. the delegates from settlement of their troubles. Under considerations to the supervisors. both Barry ami Eaton counties let it We believe ft would be. wise to em| these cireuufttances. and in view of the agreement which existed, prior to the ploy someone to lay out, the system Which We Submit for the Con­ •be known, by every manifestation that “he could‘make Unit he wanted Judge arrest and before the issue of a warrant, who has no system to sell, but who will Smith renominated for Circuit Judge; sideration of the Voters of This it was felt that conviction of the crime prepare general specifications, so as to and. ho was. unanimously. alleged would tie impossible, and the assure the proper apd satisfactory heat­ City to Think Over. Lee, H. Pryor, of this city, was made cose against LaClair was accordingly ing of the building. The Banner is a republican pap« r Chairman of the Convention, ami made We believe it would\>e wise to have dismissed Saturday, and he was dis­ and as such will support the party’s a fine speech In accepting the place, charged. the boilers for heating located-under action, ap long as It does not conillct Prosecutor Pryor. Sheriff Furuiss. the jail, so as to remove danger from with what we believe to be right. If. although he had no Intimation that he Under sheriff Ritchie, Justice Bishop lire as tar as possible and ito give the the republicans of this city feel it to be would be called on to preside until and former Sheriff Courtright all agree entire basement for vault and officej their duty to name a city ticket th's about ten mlnjiU's before that body was cailed to order. that Mr. \\ alker never informed them room. This is the plan adopted in of what now prove to be the facta. All Eaton .county. It keeps all . the coal' spring, and one shall be named by a t Both count les had their full quota of supposed the case what it was purport dust and ashes out of the building, and regularly called republican city caucus, delegates. Several went from this city it will have the Banner’s support in beside the delegation. ed, u criminal case begun in the|intercst of public justice. Not from anyone preserves the records, and keeps the that action, unless it should name men The -nominatitig speech was made did. they ever learn of the divorce ne- walls and building much cleaner. Ea­ who are wholly unlit for office..which by Hon. J. M C. Smith, of Charlotte, ton's court house building is much old­ Concluded on page 0 we are sure it would not do. We shall one of the leading attorneys of Eaton er than Barry’s, and yet the offices in stand by the judgment of the party the Barry court house look tar dingier. under the conditions mentioned and County. In eloquent words ho spoke THE NASHVILLE NEWS iff Clement Smith as a man, a lawyer The books aud records in the vaults loyally support its action. and'a judge, in all of which he sought Suggests Best Plan Yet Offered For are coated with ashes aud coal dust. The Banner does not and will not to ,meet his duty. He referred to his Cleanliness is impossible. Curing Evils of the Present assume to speak for the party as to The vaults in the county treasurer’s what shall or shall not be done In mu­ (Continued on last page. Caucus and Convention clerk’s and registers offices aie now full. nicipal affairs. We submit some con-1 System. More vault room is necessary. This siderations for the republicans as well ’ The Nashvill«< News has a very can be had in the basement If the coal, as other citizens of Hastings to think MAPLE CITY CLUB thoughtful article in its last issue re­ ENTERTAINMENT garding primary reform. Thd News asheMmd furan aces can be taken out over. They represent Only our indi­ of the basement. In the basement vidual views, and are entitled to only cprrectly states the position when it could also he provided office* for such such consideration as they may be Last Wednesday by Mesdames Brock points the need of making hasteslowly, county officials as the draio comniis- worth. and Dailey and on Monday by , and that many who now think they siouer. or they could be rented. Last spring a Citizens' ticket was put Mesdame* Johnson rnd Wood. cannot be happy without complete pri­ Inasmuch as a new system is a neces in the field in Hastings. It was com­ mary reform will sing an altogether The Maple City Club was entertained sity, we believe it would be wise while posed of leading citizen* of both parties. different tune if it ph all be granted. In making the change to provide for the The republicans did not name a city Thursday evening by Mrs. S. C. Brocklieu of what is ordinarily understood and Mrs. Harry Dailey iu the former’s future needs of the county. ticket, but largely voted the Citizens’, home, on State B .mi.% Mrs. Christmas by primary reform, Bro. Feighner sug ticket. 1’fie democrats did nominate and Mr. Jake Neare won first paizes, gests th# nomination of town officers THE BIGGEST TRUST. a party ticket, it was supported by while Mrs Witbey aud Lem Walker had and delegates to county conventions by The biggest trust«afier all, is a country, the Australian balot' system. Then let newspaper/-”!! trireln almost everybody about a fourth of (he republicans of to "go way back mid sit down.” JlefreaftIhe delegatee to county and state con­ end for that reason the people like It. the city, aud about two thirds of the mentH were served, after which the com­ democrats. The Citizens’ tickef was pany was treated to a musical program ventions use the same method, the It is the only trust on earth that is booth and Australian ballot, for nam­ Wdfked to the limit; and the only trust largely successful at the polls. rendered by Mew* S: (’. Brock, Harry The Citizens’ movement did not Da*ley nod Clarence Gogcher. ing state and county officers. This will where the proprietor gets the smallest retain the convention system, which share of the dividends. Every city in the merer- stand for a city ticket, hut for a Ou Monday evening the club wasenhas very desirable' features, and at the state has a branch office of this trust, definite policy In city affaire. Itpledged tertulned by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. same time accomplish a complete re­ and the trusting soul who goes down in the city to do good work with tfre ci'y’s Ida Wuod-iU a Valentin* party. Mrs. form of present primary methods. We his pocket for ths dust to keep this trust funds. We believe the excellent street A rehart aud\.Mr. Jake Rehor carried believe Bro. Feighner ha* suggested going is abused like a pirate If he even work and the greatly improved city off the honor*. After the refreshments the best plan yet proposed for curing hints that the paper needs something schools are proof that that promise has were served Miss Vinnle Ream enter­ the admitted evils of our present cau­ besides air to keep his trust Inhated.— been redeemed. While there have been tained the company with some of her cus and convention methods. Continued on page 2. Otsego County Champion. 1 >. clever recitations. NEW HEATING SYSTEM ----- I A (ITIZENV TICKET? ! ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR “BOB” IS A CHAMPION Make* all the Bull Pups in Chkage Look Like 30 Cents. HELD IN CHARLOTTE LAST THURS­ Some time ago Gard Bennett had a DAY AFTERNOON canine, of the bull dog persuaioori. Hi* name wa* "Bob." He was looked ALL FOR JUDGE SMITH 3 upon as a sort of an unfortunate crea­ ture. An attempt toj kill him by knocking him in the bead proved un­ He is Re-nominated Umnimouslysuccessful, and all attempts to give Very Enthusiastic Convention. him away, and have him remain away Chairman M. H. Burton of the com­ proved equally so. Finally Gard con­ mittee on credentials reported Balti­ sidered himself very fortunate in being more,, Carlton, Castleton, the four able to .present him to a man living in wards of the city, Hastings township. Jackson, where “Bot” proceeded forth Hope. Irving. Johnston. CT^igfevIlle, with to clean out all the celebrated Prairieville, Rutland. Tbrirnapple. scrappers in the prison city and longed Woodland and’ Yankee Springs a* rep­ for other worlds to conquer. He was resented.. Considering the storm, and finally sent to Chicago where he has the fact that there w*s no contest for- gained great renown in the dog. pit. the only office that interested Barry You can't always tell the future of a County, this showy a very active inter­ bull pup with a stub tall and a wistful look in his eye. “Bob" adds one more est In the affairs of the party. Chairman Len W. Feighner for the to the string of champions Hastings has produced. . committee on permanent organization and order of business recommended that the temporary be made perma­ nent officers of the convention; and the choosing of twelve delegates each to the judicial convention at Charlotte and the state convention at Grand EXHiurnoN of Hastings poul­ Rapids. They also recommended try ASSOCIATION NOW IN "That no township or word be perFULL BLAST mltted to name for a delegate to either convention any person who was not a LARGE EXHIBITS PROMISED resident of such township or ward." The report was unanimously adopted. The committee on resolutions con­ Secretary MUcbell Amrtt iu Free sisting of M. L. Cook, C; 8. Palmerton pccts Are Good for From 300. and Don McLeay next reported to 400 Birds-Other Cities through their chairman, M. L. Cook. We are sorry we aro not able to give . to be RepreMated. a verbatum copy of the resplutlans. The Hastings Poultry Association’* ‘ but the *ecretary of the convention first exhibition will commence to.day. . did not preserve thorn. In substance It will take place in the second story of at least these resolutions were as fol­ the City Hall building, which is an ex­ lows; “Recognizing the ability, fair­ cellent place for that purpose. ness and high sense o£ justice of the Secretary Mitchell told the BanmciI Hon. Clement Smith as Circuit Judge; representative last evening that ex­ his clean, upright and honorable per­ hibits had been promised from Allegan, sona) life; and recognizing further Kalamazoo, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, that his two terms on the bench the Concord and Jackson, beside® a large . Continued ou page 9. number by local and Barry county poultry raisers. Ho believes there will be 300 ©r 400;birds, among teem eome which have taken big prizes at other exhibition*. It is settled that Mr. J a*. A. Tucker, PREDICTED BY WILLIAM T. STEAD of Concord, who ha* acted a* judge at two world's fairs, as well as very many THE GREAT ENGLISH WRITER other poultry exhibitloua, will be one of the fudgee here. The exhibition will commence today, and be concluded THINKS THE WORLD al W p. m. Saturday. RIPE FOR IT The growing importance of the American hen Should arouse much in­ Believes the Great Revival In Wales Is terest in this exhibition. The eggs laid in this country are worth much the Beginning of a World more than the wheat crop, and aside Movememcnt. from that is the value of poultry William T. Stead is the foremost marketed. It will pay the farmer es­ English newspaper and magazine pecially to study the hen. writer, and is conceded to be the best TAX COMMISSION in that line of work in the world. He ABOLISH is a close student of history, and a man who studies men and oil movements that concern them. He seems to di­ State Association of-Supervisor* Vot­ vine :he spirit that moves manki.nd, to ed to do That at Their Lapsing have almost prophetic insight. . Meeting Thursday, J He predicts a world wide revival of The State Association of Supervisors religion, and that great blessings will come to the whole race of men because had a meeting at Lansing Wednesday of it. He calls attention to the uplift and Thursday of last week. Among of the world and the progress of civil: the things iff general interest which zation due to the great religious move they considered and upon which they menu of the past, particularly to the expre?sed themselves were the follow­ Reformation in the ifith, and the Wes ingThey voted in favor of gbolfehfag* leyan movement in the ISih century, and to. lesser revivals in particular the stale tax com mis® ion. They also favored a change in the countries, such as that w.liich preceded the Civil war in this ’country, and drain law. so that it would'require a whose moral force was hurled'against majority or the people interested, and slavery a few years inter, and destroyed not merely 10 as now, to Institute pro­ ceeding* to establish a drain. that Iniquity. They advocated a system lite that in He calls attention to the fact that these moral and religious movements Pennsylvania, where the entire state coqje at nearly regular intervals, of expenses are paid by special corpora­ from 50 to 100 years, and that one is tion taxes, thus leaving all matters of local and county taxation to be settled now due. by the people directly Interested. This The signs of it are these: First, the negative. The grots, world­ would do away with the lax commisson wide, materialism and greed for wealth and k great deal of other work which and the world’s having.seemingly lost now coil* the state a good deal of . ’ sight of the claims of religion are them money. selves evidences of the nearness of the Suter.F. Cock, of Hop*, great revival. Just when the- wotld and John Hinckley, of Mapte Grow, has ?etmed farthest from it in the attended thl, tneelln,. The, expry^o d d it knees of unbelief the revival |^as themwlvee u much -pleaeed with the been near at hand. Right now wars gathering. They elated that while Continued on page 9. ’ । they did not expect the lax cotgmwaion would be abolwhed, they did believe IK* power, would be. greatly curtailed. TOOK TWENTY DAYS. Ed. Woodruff who was arrested by They do ant believe the l-eniaxlvania Sheriff Furniss on the charge of steal- plan of railing elate laxee will l» a. a team from Mrs, Angelina Slaight his dopted in thia etale, liecanee to man, housekeeper, was brought'before Jus­ countlea now get their Khoola largely tice Bishop Monday and lined 81U and eupporte.1 from the Mate primary 85 costs or 20 days in Jail. He is now ■chool fund, whieh three count I., .-on. eider very advantageous. Thr»e who serving bis time. • ' are meet friendly to the public ech.wle arealno utlaHed that it la belt, r for PROHIBITION CONVENTION. the echoul, of Ute ,Ute. and that they The prohibition county convention will be maintained at a higher degree will be held in Cloverdale Thursday of efficiency, to continue the -preeenl February 23rd at 10-30 a. m. for the plan. purpose of electing delegates to attend We notice that Super, laur Cork waa the State Convention to be held Id Ka­ made a member of the HxecuUye Com­ lamazoo February 28th. mittee of the _ Super.Hor, Axeociatlon. poorer jssOTAiion, WORLD WIDE REYIYAL �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRARY, 15, >905 2. Texas and Louisiana will soou be able co distance all competition in the produetion of rice. Io India, where farm tabor is eight cents a day, rice cannot be produced as cheaply as In COOK BROS . Editors. these two states, where farm labor costs from 15 to 20 times as much as in India. FORTY-MYTH year. The lesser cost of production is due to the extensive Irrigation system em­ ployed in these two states, and to the ONE YEAR......... great use of machinery. Reapers, har­ aiL MONTHS ... ThHKK MONTHS vest and threshers clean the grain. Steam plows and harrows prepare the -foti'rad (xyttomo' .it Hasting*. Mlchl•oil, and drills bow it. All this com g»i. m second class natter. pares with the hand labor of India and Japan. ADVERTISING . RATES. Hastings Banner. Fubltehed Wedo-dV •«•■««» •« B*'Uoe». Mlctilon. Dlaplay advertising, rate*.lurnlsbad on appB- Hu«ines« locals Zand reading notices. On t«.t page.rir among Brevities. W*4c a liner elaewUerr. 7c rttoe. Average of seven word.Uo the ’^Vant column.’ ic a word for each ln*ertlcn. Card o! Thanks, twenty-Ove emu each. # Obituary. poet ry Blld resolution*, fie a Hoe. NiHicv-. at birth*. deaths or marriage* will be printed trne as news matter. cutnmunlcatloa will bo published on dor any circuuiAu-uietis ttnleas It be.irn the wtlter’.- name and |K»t office address.. JOB PRINTING. ita» Ba NN KB Kk* one of the belt equlp|>ed ei offiees in Western Michigan, and I* prepared c lo every kind of book and Job printing. It is desired by the officers of the national grange and other agricultural organizations that- Washington's birth­ . day observance shall especially include cviisideratioue for the betterment of the farm and home and factory. There Tiways value in united, thoughtful runsideratiou. relating to affairs with which the daily lives of those who should du the tbiuking are connected, but the controlling importance-of the subjects proposed for consideration and discussion on the coming anniver­ sary of the birthday of him who was met in the hearts of his countrymen, will attach to their review unusual dignity and value. Whatever shall lend toward the real betterment of the American home aud the American farm is of greater importance than /questions relating to the upbuilding of our army or navy; and whatever will add to the prosperity of the American factory and make happier and better the conditions of tboee who are em­ ployed therein, will directly and In­ directly add to the prosperity and happ.ness of ail the people of our country, regardless of location or occupation. Upon the advice of the ■ Bureau of Forestry the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe-railroad, eight m jnths ago began to experiment with wooden tie plates. These plates are Intended to protect the tie from wear under the rail. They are cut the width of the bottom df the rail, aud as. long as the tie ia wide-us­ ually 6 or 7 inches—and ate kept in place by the weight of the railj in a flat groove in the tie. The results of the experiment are of much interest both io the railroads of the couiitry and to those who have at heart the cause of forest protection. The Santa Fe placed cypress tie-plates one-quarter of an inch thick on several thousand old and auch-woru cypress ties laid in its track north of Galveston, Texas. After eight months of constant use the plates are perfectly sound and show practical­ ly not a a trace of wear. The officials of the road are greatly pleased with the result of this trial. The house of representatives by a vote of 326 to 17 passed the TownsendRsch bill, -giving the inter-atate com­ merce commission authority to tix rail­ road rates, and prohibiting railroad re­ bates under severe penalties. Thus “the man with the big stick” in the White House has won another big vic­ tory, for there is do doubt but that congiess would have gladly delayed but for the public sentiment which Presi­ dent ; Rooseveil’s square position areused, and which forced the house to act. The senate is much harder to move; but wo believe that that body will bo forced by public opinion to act at this session and grant the people the relief from railroad exaction which they, demand.. ’ Gov. Warner's declaration at the Chandler Club banquet at Lapeer, on the evening of Feb. 3, that he would sign a bill if it should pass, increasing the assessment on Pullman cars, is equal to a suggestion from the govern­ or as to legislation that should be enacted. The greater value, however, which attaches to Governor Warner's statement fa fa the information it gives as to his aggressive interest in matters of taxation through which the interests of the state may be advanced, and as further showing his entire freedom from undue favor to railroad interests about which so much was said by hia opponents throughout the last state campaign. For the tint time, exports of manu­ factured articles from the United States exceeded >500,000,000 per annum last year, the increase being over >81,000,000 above 1003. Exports of iron and steel iead with 1128,553,000 followed by. cop­ per manufactures and mineral ofir, each exceeding 174,000,000. The number of Irrigated farms in the United iStates Increased over 20 per -cent last year, aud the increase will be much greater in 1805. There are found to be many places in the arid regions which can be reclaimed by the irriga­ tion plana which the government la tucouraginjr. . . A CITIZENS’ TICKET? Continued from page 1 mistakes, an there always have been •nd will be, wb believe that the city has been well governed on the whole. The ndfilng of the saloon license to •1,000 Instead of 8500, which will take effect next May, will give the city 8750 from each saloon instead of 8250 as now, as all the 8500 increase will go into the city treasury. We believe that tbit action will meet with the approval of the law abiding citizens of Hastings. The police and court expenses of the The former citizens of Michigan who city largely come from saloons.z Ltl them pay for IL deserted their homes in Detroit for But the Citizens* movement was residences in Windsor, Ontario, in order to escape the payment of certain pledged to do its utmost to bring new factories to Hastings. Some have been taxes and who, by reason of recent Canadian legislation, now hud them­ ungenerous enough to ray that it never selves confronted by higher taxes of had such a purpose, and that those the same sort they sought to escape most active did not want new factories. from, are deserving of punishment ev Thia Is unfair and untrue. We believe en more severe th «n failure to accom­ those who were most active in the Citi­ plish their selfish purpose. The man zens’ cause not only did but do desire who would desert the state or country new factories and are ready to do all in which, his wealth had been gained they can in that<tfirection. in order to escape payment of h illegally The Board of Trade, was the n suit of apportioned taxes, is one whose depar­ the Citizens' movement. That body ture Is to be desired rather than deplor­ through itsoflicere has been conducting ed. a large correspondence with a view of securing new industries for Hastings. Congress has decided that Arizona It must not be supposed because it has and New Mexico cannot yet come Into not succeeded in planting new factories the union as states. And that is. that it has not endeavored to. do n-». right. Oklahoma and Indian Territory Factories are not to be had for the have befcn combined qnd win be made askiug. Inducements must be held out into a state, the 46th. to] theip. Hastings- cannot lawfully promise bonuses to be paid from the MARTIN CORNERS. city treasury. The Board has no large Israel Roush has moved to Hastings. sum iri its treasury to offer for that Mrs. L. McGown is quite Ill with In- purpose! There is no hope of securing (tarnation of the bowels. big factories, because Hastings cannot Mrs. Alice Warner and Mrs. Flora compete iu bonuses with larger cities, Keagle are both on the sick list. and could not house the employees of Will Cogswell has been quite ill the auotheribig factory If we got one. past week but is better at this writing. Therefore, the Board has directed its Mrs. H. L. Newton, of Hastings, and work toward securing some small Mr. C. Biggs and daughter of the manufacturing enterprises, which had Yeckley appointment were in attend­ reasonable prospects for growth. Jt has looked into and turned down ance at the quarterly meeting Sunday. Mrs. Chas. Boyles, of Richland, has some outside enterprises, because it was been caring lor her sister Mrs. Town­ found they were not backed by proper capital and business ability. If we send the past week. had bad a factory buildiug to offer in Mr. and Mrs. John Crawley, of Balti­ more, spent Sunday with Mr. and llrs. Hastings, it could have secured a new manufacturing business fbr HastingsThos. Crawley and attended quarterly It was because Hastings had,the build­ meeting. ing that we secured the Bookcase fac­ tory, and through having that, the HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE. Barber Chair factory. It was tjecause Solomon Pritchard, an old resident we had ’-the" old whip factory building of I’ritcbardrllle.who was reported as that the Satisfactory was brought here. being dead was only In a lit and is alive The city obtained the Wool Bo< t fac­ sUlL tory by constructing a building for it. Little Ray Garrison, sou of Wm. Gar­ Despairing of getting any good factory rison. is very sick with pneumonia. here without having a building to offer Instead of a box social as was report­ it, the Board of Trade is now directing ed last week it will be a neck lie social its efforts toward providing fur such a at the school house on Friday night building, and with good prospects of February 24 th. , success. Every friend of the city should The L. A.S. will be entertained by hope for success for the Board in this Mrs. Frances Hendershott on Thurs­ endeavor, and help their project along day February 23. ' when it shall be in proper form. There will be preaching at the school The direct benefits from the Board house at ten o’clock next Sunday. of Trade are these so far: The establishment of'a gas ptatft in IRVING. our city. Smith Coulter and family made a The cooperation and working to­ friendly visit at S. R. Chamber’s, last gether of the business men of the city, Tuesday. a thing which has been sadly lacking Mrs. H. Smith visited her brother in the past. in Irving the past week. We are confident that to these will Mrs. Randolph has gone to Florida be added another, the providing of some sort of building 'which can be used as to spend the winter to benefit her an inducement for factories to locate health. here. Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap, of Middleville^ What is of special importance is.that were callers on S. Kennedy last Satur­ this Board is at work and has been all day. the year, and will continue to work for Miss Daly, of Hastings, visited her Hastlpgs. It is. the first systematic, aunt last Saturday. organized effort Hastings has put forth, Mr. and Mrs. Qualf gave the P. M\a and it is bound to bring good results. friendly call Tuesday. We are therefore sure that in respect Grant Hendershott had an auction to the material improvement of Hast­ last Tuesday preparing to move to ings it can be said that the Citizens’ Jackson. movement ’has in goodTaith labored for it, and done all that was possible.’ TEACHERS INSPIRATION We want h understood all the lime INSTITUTE. that we are speaking our individua The Teacher's Inspiration Institute sentiments, and not for the {party iu will be held at the High School Has­ this city. But this will occur to everv tings, Friday aud Saturday, Feb. !7|h republican: and ,18th. Teachers, pupils and patrons One-iblrd bf the democrats of ibis of the public schools of the county are city, and that one-third Included nearly cordially invited. every democratic business msu of the John C. Ketcham, city, voted the Citizens ticket, sitbough Commissioner of Schools. the dewoersts bad a party ticket In the Hold, l^st November the city went heavily republican. If d„, publican pvtj- would Inal,l on putting up a party ticket, would It not seom lo be In bad fsltk with the democrats who stood iqysly, by the Citizens- movemenl? Wool# the retbbllcans of this elty not be open to the charge of ac ceptiag democratic aid when they had no prospects for carrying the pity, and refusing to act with the democrats when they thought they were strong enough IO Wl, alone? Would that not look a. If they were ready to place party suecess above the city’s good? '’‘o'’" *,“h g0Od’ much rood, will corns to Hasting, this year This cut illustrates my new than last by continuing the Citizens' method of fitting glasses movement, will»** certainly win If Xct‘u“Mwhich *rH“tln reA«io RETINOS COPY Requires no questions to find the refractiveCrror, makes fitting sorer. F. R. Pancoast what It seems to us they should be gtau to do—placei the city .nd II. progrrw •nd growth first Partisanship has no P cltp alt,lr*. except to make “'•cfcW anl bad feeling. There are ““““U lbatloM Involved lo the city ?"*• T/Iejr "• bu,ta« invTti’£ “? ‘he,r -koRM on n “ 'Orge‘ Plr'r <nl1 ■>»«Inalat I on partisanship where It has uo place. toto A BIG CUT IN PRICES to In order lo cloee out all our Winter Goods at onoe. we are willing to sacrifice the the profits. We must have the room. • • to Ladies’ heavy fleeced Wrappers, worth |1 00 to Ladies’ or Gent’s Night Gowns, worth $1.00 • to Ladies’ or Gent’s Golf Gloves, worth 50c • to . O’Ur regular 60c Bed Blankents • * - ’ to’ Our regular 75c Bed Blankets • to Our regular $1.00 Bed Blankets • • ■ to Onr regular $1.25 Bed Blankets - a ~ to ’ Our regular $1.50 and $1.75 Bed Blankets to Our regular $2.00 Bed Blankets - - ■ ‘ ' to •Men’s double bacR.and frpnt Undershirts, .regular 45c value to • • to Ladies’extra heavy fleeced, worth .50c to © 79C 79C 39c 48c 69c ’ ; • 98c -$1 25 - 1 50 89c 39c Oar line of V3.5O. $4.00 and $5.00 SKIRTS, the beet goods ever offend, for the prices, choice ..................................... $2.87 W. E. MERRITT. -J Open a Savings account at the Hastings Rational flank For your child or grandchild. The little book you receive, made out in the child's name, will help to provide for its future. This act of yours may prove the turning point of the child’s life, as the book is calculated to encourage habits of saving among the young. One dollar opens an ac­ count. Three per cent interest compounded semi-annUally. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Only National Bank In Barry County. 1 Are You Planning build a House? build a Barn? To repair your House? We are Headquarters for Everything in the Line of Builders' Hardware ICravetr Pushing, Etc. We will be glad to figure with you on anything i„ our |ine. This promises to be a busy year, ~~ You will be wise to arrange NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our line. Weissert Bros to_ w LADIES' SKIRTS in Gray and Black. Our regular ■ $1.98 and $2.25 goods at.................................................... W-w W to to to to & to to A to to to to to to to to to . to to to to to ■■j' �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY 15 1905. MAPLE GROVE. | CORRESPONDENCE. | MCQMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. ■ Mrs. Fred Benham, of Chicago, is visiting her mother, Mrs. .Traver. Herman Crites of your city is vlsltipg his brother Reuben Crites of this place. Misti Constance Garrison, of Hender­ shott Corners, visited Effie Crawley a few days last week. On ‘'account of the storm not very ■ many turned out to tbe social at Mrs. Traver’s. .It has been postponed until this week Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs J. M. Crawley attended the Quarterly meeting at Marline Cor ners last Saturday -and Sunday and while there visited Mr. Crawley's brother, Thon. Crawley. Mr. D. H. Evans was seen on our streets last Friday. Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb gavea thimble party to about ten ladies last Wodu.es day. Our mall carrier, Frank Wertz, was unable to go over his whole route three days last week. Min Jennie Endinger, nf Battle Creek, is visiting her sister, Mrs; Cora Hall, for a few Jays. Roll Hall, who is attending school at the Agricultural-College, was home last Saturday and Sunday. •' Mr. and Mrs. Roll Hall gave a pedro party'last Saturday night to about 30 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Slade won first prizes aud Mrs. Wil! Savage and Vincent Norton carried away the boobiea. .A delicious repast was served- •GLASS CREEK. BALTIMORE CENTER. There is to be a novelty social at tbeMcCallum school house Friday eve. Mr. Hall and son Eli,of Shultz, spent Sunday with Mr. Edgar Otis and fam Uy. . Little Hazel Jenkins has been quite sick the past week, but Is - some better at this writing. • Mrs. Count, of Yankee Springs, spent a couple days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Dan Douglass. There was a dance last Friday night at Mr. George Harthy’s, about fifty be­ ing present. All report a good time? Miss Ruby Hastings, of Yankee Springs, Is assisting Mra. B. M. Jenkins with her house work for a few days. Alex French and Floyd Wood were at Bellview last week. Arthur,Glasgow, who has been vefy rick with rheumatism so long, at tbe home of his father, is slowly improving. LACEY. On account of the storm last Wed­ nesday tire Lacey W. C, T. U. did not hold any meeting, but will try again to meet with Mrs. E F. Moody in two weeks on Feb. 22nd at two o'clock. Miss Genevieve Garrett won the Gold Medal at the contest held at Lacey, January 31sl The class is improving finely and their stirring temperance recitations were listened to with good attention bjr the large audience, At the Silver Medal Contest at As syria Center Miss Mabel Cox: won the Medal. There was a good attendance, good order, and much interest niauifelted in tbe work. The same; content will be repeated at the Evangelical Church in South Maple Grove Tuesday evening Feb. 21st. Admission 5 ■nd 10 cents. COATS GROVE. Mr. and Mra. Ira Cotton attended church bere^Sunday. , The school teacher, Miss Brooks, is sick and there is do school. Note the adv. of Henry Ragla, adver­ tising a special sale for 30 days. Clyde Covllle has moved back to bis home. His father and Dick Demond hauled his goods from Sunfield Satur­ day. 1 • Edward Parmater, of Nashville, is visiting Richard Demonds. Miss Ena Teeple, of Woodland, is visiting her abnt, Mrs. O. S. Wood and other friends here. The milk haulers could not make their trip to Woodland creamery Fri­ day on account of tne drifted roads. The Know |bas drifted in so on thp east and west iroada that it has been almost impossible to travel. The mail carrier could not get through Friday. Tne Rev. C« O. Purdy has comment ed a series of meetings at West Sibewa. The Rev. Mr. Miller is conducting the meetings here. He is a very interesting Speaker. The attendance has been -good considering the weather. Therebaa been one addition to tbe church■ The health and fragrance and strength of the great pine forests are condensed in Pineulea -a new discover? put up in a new way. A cure for all Kidney, Blood and Bladder diseases, Baekachf*. Lumbago and evegr form of Rbeumntism. Finetiles rid tne system of impurities. Sold by Fred L. Heath tbe druggist. FATE AGAINST HIM. The box office of the theater hail Just opened the other morning when a young <man with an angry QxprvMsiob on his fih-e looked in anti said: "Say. 1 ought to sue the management of thia place for. JlO.dOp.7 • "Whut’s tbe trouble?" he was asked. “Well, I'll tell you. I came in her*' last nlgbt and purchased two seats." “You got your money's worth, didn't you?" ; : "Yes. the piny was nil right, but R’i about tlie scat* you gave me that I'nj tanking a kick. Then? was it post about* five feet thick between them." ■ "I probably gnve you the only two seats left." said the man lo the ticket office. ''You had u good view of tbe stage, did yon not?" "BqtJ didn't care a rap about s«qn« the stage:" he angrily exclaimed. "I wanted to see the young lady I brought with me. niKl I wanted to see her bad­ ly. In fact. I brought her to the thea­ ter to prqpomi for her hand.*' “We iimke no extra charge for that.” smiled the otlier. "Were you accept- Those who were wishing for snow a short time ago, are wishing it would stop snowing now, so they icould use tbe sleighing. Solomon Pritchard, an old resident of Pritchardville, was found dead at “No. I was turned dbwu. and all on his home in that place by his; daughter, account of those seats! Every time I Saturday. started to talk love to her I'd Lave to Sabbath school at tbe church at 10:30 twist tuy neck around one side of tbe a. m. instead of 2.AO p. m, and preach­ post, and about tlmt time she would be ing at 7:30 p. m. instead of 3:30 p. m. twisting her neck around tbe other side of It to hear wbat I had to say. All are welcome. and It was a case-of bobbing our heads A little stranger came to byighten this woy and that all tbe evening. tbe home of Phillip Schneider and wife Why. it finally aUuck her as so ridicu­ Feb. 6th. It was a 6R> girl and came lous that she could do nothing but gig­ to stay. Mrs. S. will be better known gle. I proposed to her three times on as Eva Loveland, formerly of Hastings. the way home, and also by telepboue A large and merry sleigh load from this morning, but she has hysterica every time bears my voice and this place attended tbe L. A. $. st R, K- thinks of that confounded poet!" StaQtoD's ftnd report a pleasant time. “Well, I'm very sorry." said tbe man The next meeting will be at the home jo the *Vox office as be tried to keep a of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Edmonds March blralght fare, “but"— 2nd. "You can keep your sympathy," an­ grily Interrupted tbe young man. "And let me give you a jKJinter. If I call on STONY POINT. her tonight aud there's any mare gig­ Revival meetings are still progress­ gling about that post 1 11 come back here an<l jua|te H ben for somebody!" ing. And ns the youth stalked away after Arable- Graves is able'to do some glaring a moment In silence nt the work again. man behind the window the latter Woyal Barnum's babies are quite well could hear him grinding IHs teeth to­ at this writing. gether clear to the door of the theater. Tbe mail did not reach.us last Fri­ —A. B. Lewis in Philadelphia Carica­ ture. day because of the snow drifts. John Varney aud his whole family are sick with la grippe but are gradual­ ly improving. Our North and South roads have been well nigh"Impassable in fact were until the farmers went to work with snow plows and shovels. LAKE VIEW. Will Cogswell, who has been quite ill is iietter. ' Andrew Bostater and son Walter visited his father At Morgan Sunday. Tbe Shadow social at the schoolhouse last Wednesday evening was a success in spile of the stormy weather. Only fourteen shadows were sold and the proceeds amounted to 87. Hurrah for Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charlton, Mrs. Alex Gillespie, Mrs. Will Charlton and son Clarence, Mrs. Will Patten and Mabei Faught, attended the Aid Boclety at Cal. Charlton's in Maple Grove last Thursday. jfiM A*Night Alarm. _ _ ' Worse than an alarm of fir® at night ia the brassy cough of cro^p, which sounds like the children's death knell and it means death unless something is done quickly, Foley’s Honey and Tar never fails to give instant relief and quickly cures the worst forms of croup. Mrs. P. L. Cordier, of Mannington, Ky., writes: “My three year old girt had a se­ vere case of croup; the doctor said she could not live. I got a bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar, the first dose gave quick relief and saved her life." Refuse •ubstitatea. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. A prominent missionpry bishop of the Episcopal church, according to the Washlngtou Star, was In tbe habit of Introducing among the Eskimos who were bls special charges many things to amtwe or interest them In order that he might gain thelf- attention to his preaching. It happened, however, that In spite of tbe various Ingenious Inven­ tions which he placed before them these sons of the arctie regions contin­ ued to Is* Impressed by the white man's canned food more than, by anything else he brought with him. Being un­ willing to ent the blubber and drink the oil of tire Eskimos, the white man always come with htuny cans of meat and vegetables. One day the bishop above referred to decided to springs genuine surprise on the natives. He hud with him on this trip a talking machine, with words in the Eskimo tongue. He gathered bls charges all around him in the little' mcetlug house and started the machine a-going. Everybody was certainly puxxled. At- last a smile broke in upon the face of one. "Canned white man." lie, said In glee. "One of the prent pests of Africa," said a traveler; "is tbe hyena. Lions |nd' leopards do a lot of damage, but their skins, if they are shot or trapped, are some compensation for the low* they cause. The average scttlcr.be he farmer, trader'or official, rather wel­ comes their presence near his camp for the sake of the excitement which they afford, and very few men would hesi­ tate to sacrifice a bullock or several head of goats or sheep for tbe sake of bagging a lion. But the skin of the hyena is worthless, and there la no credit whatever In shooting him, as be Is-an arrant coward. He makes the nlgbt hideous with' his howl*, aah In the dark he Is very daring anti win en­ ter compounds and huts and carry off almost anything. Nothing is too old or tough for him. Horns, skins, old boots —anything is grist to bls mill. It was on Nov. 16, B. C. 2348. that Noah and the animals came out of the ark, according to Archbishop Umber's chronology. Several experts have cal­ culated that they had enjoyed ample accommodation in the ark. Sir Walter Raleigh computed that there were eighty-nine distinct species of beasts to be provided for. “or, lest any should be omitted, a hundred several kinds.” He allowed that one elephant would want as much space as four beeves and one lion us two wolves, and found that there was room for Pl, or. aay, 120 beeves. 80 sheep and 64 wolves, which sufficed. One story or room would bold these, anotlier their meat, a third the birds and their food, aud still there was i**And why," she asked her husband, space for Noah and his family. “do you think that my bat shouldn't cost any more than yours?" He smiled In what he Imagined was Mrs. Cassidy--Yer drunk, ain't ye? a superior way. “It's a question of Where's yer hat? Cassidy—Whin Ol beads rather than of hate,'" he said. left Casey's 01 seen two hats on the “It seems to me that the bead of the table. Ol picked up wan o' thim an' bread winner deserves the best that's put it on me bead. Falx. Ol mnsbt ’a' going." picked up the wan that wasn't there!— And he tapped with his forefinger on Louisville Courier-Journal. his high, white forhead. She followed his eloquent gesture. "But there's nothing in that." she Jlgby—Hello, old man! I bear that mildly said. Sew baby up at your house— Popley— Then he gave It u^.—Cleveland Plain You don’t say! Great pair of lungs, Dealer. eh? Jlgby-T say I hear that baby of yours— Popley—Yes. yes. and you live Social Amrnltlo at tbe Koo. two blocks sway. Wonderful, wonder­ Tbe ostrich ynwned. "Does my conversation tire you?" ful.'—Philadelphia Press. asked the kangaroo, highly offended. “Not at all." tbe ostrich hastened to Show your strength to the world, but say. "On tbe contrary, I am greatly Interested. That yawn started five min­ beware how you betray your weak­ ness. even to your dearest friend.— utes ago. while 1 was talking with that tiresome baboon, and didn't get all the Papyrus. way up till Just now."-Chlcago Trib­ What the arts are to the world of une. matter literature Is to the world of mind. "8o you think the cashier of the Steenth bank la all right, do you?” asked ft stockholder. "Yes," said the hank examiner. "When I call around to examine the books he 'doesn't act us if he was spe­ Capital, / / cially glad to see .me."—St Louis Re­ public. One day tlie cbodja prayed aloud that God would send him a thousand pias­ ters. "A full tbouMind! .1 could not take lew I" said he In concluding his prayer. A rich man who bad heard tbe cbodja praying thought be would, try his conKlsteucy and next day placed a bag containing 999 piasters In bis way. Tbe cbodja found tbe bag and counted tbe money, but ua he was turning to carry It home the tempter stepped from behind a wall nnd Cried: "Yesterday In your prayer you said you coukl not take less than a thou­ sand piaster*, and 1 wished to show you your Inconsistency. Leafe that money.. It is mine!" "Ob. no," said tbe cbodja. “This money God sent me in answer to iuy prayer, and I shall take It'home. trusting that lie who sent me 999 plasters will some time surely send me the one outstanding plaster.. There is no inconsistency, but plenty of faith In. me!" And he walked away well satisfied, ' carrying the bag. — Good Words. . The Museum of Antiquities ut Dres­ den has an interesting mnrble relief from Kqnjo which represe..,- tin an­ cient bu&cher shop of oblong shape divided by n pillar Into two unequal parts. In the greater stands the butch­ er. with a high chopping block resting *n three substantia! legs before him, while behind him bang the steelyard and s cleaver, he himself’ being occu­ pied in dividing a rib of meat with an­ other clearer. On the wall above him. Just as with us., is a row of hooks near to each other, on which hang pieces of moat already dressed—a rib and a leg of meat, a pork joint and udders .(a tidbit of tbe Romans*; also lungs and liver, and last of all the favorite boar’s head. On the left. Ip tbe smaller divi­ sion of the shop, tbe wife of tbe butch­ er sits In an easy chair, with an ac­ count book on her knees, engaged in assisting tbe.business of her busband by acting as bookkeeper. The full line of Strauss Bros., Master Tailors, Chicago, baa been sent to us especially for this event. A special representative long akilled in the tailoring bualneaa will have charge of thedisplav. Come and aee the swell new designs now shown for the first time. Get pointers on the proper thing to wear. Don’t miss this great chance to order your clothes to the best advantage. is a savings bankiiook. The man or woman who is wise enough to save now will be Hur© of comfort in years to come. BE WISE. For tbe next 30 days. Every day will be a BARGAIN DAY', t am domg this to reduce Block to make room ffbr Spring and Summer'gouds: . When I say SPECIAL SALE that ir exactly what I mean. Come and you will be convinced that I am giving you a chance to save money. jl Hltbot Prl«J tor Produce. HENRY RAGLA COATS GROVE General Store. OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH THE Dlrwton R.t. Trti tn. L&x*. D. $. 6M<fyur. ratoOMun. fl. H. flafcrwa. fastings City Bank Even if you only have On© Dollar, it will be enough to ntart. Once you begin you will find it ©any to keep on saving. rhe more you eave the larger tbe interest at th© end of the year "Waiter, bow long baa this fish been here?" "1 don't know. air. I only came day before yesterday." Vecdra a LteMl Jimmie was afraid of tbe dark and wanted ti light left In tbe room when he went to bed. When scolded by bls mother, be sobbed. “I—1—e-ean't.see to e-eieepl"-Puck. $20,000.00 WISDOM SPECIAL SALE R. B. m««r, Ssrplit, The Sign of R. B. mtMtr, like Pm. 14c 25c 15c 19c How to flrrak Glaaa Bvraly. If you want-to break off a glass . or bottle' quite evenly soak a piece of string In turpentine and tis it around the glass where you wish the break to come. Then All tbe glass to the point with cold water and art ire te the . string. The glans will ana* all along tbe heated line. By breaklxg off tbe top of a broken decanter it may, if the base be intact, be converted tete sugar bowl or fruit dish. WILL Be MADB AT OUR SVORF Off Cbnttr mtutr, PrwMai Cbttttr rnoiCT. | JAfler the H00 words hacRieen spelled a supplementary listtf-was [sclectedjto determine which of the successful seven was the beet speller. Asa Stanton and AHuia Briggs stood up longest, both being downed by'the word “xineky." The iuteceet in the contest was intense and other townships are to take up the idea. The spelling school idea) ii good one and should reeeiv«[every?f Bible encouragement. GREAT DISPLAY OF WOOLENS IN THE PIECE OITIctn GROCERY DEPARTMENT. KOnUm \n 7 A«.«r!s Hazel HMtings No. » Assyria. Ixxilae Smith. No. I As«yrte. THURSDAY and FRIDAY _ FEBRUARY 16 AND 17 ' fl. fl. flMkrtei. CasMcr. A few Samplers: Lion XXXX Coffee - 7 Bars Lenox and Jackson Soap 17 cent Bulk Cxjffee 15 cent Bulk Coffee Rice, formerly 6c, now Seda, formerly 7c, now A very interesting local teachers' and patrons' association was held at Assyria on Saturday. In spite of tbe stormy weather and bad roads a large crowd gathered at all tbe sessions and listened u> the papers and discussions with marked interest In tbe evening three pupils from each of the schools of As­ syria,! South Maple Grove, Southeast Baltimore andJEast Johnstown joined in a spelling contest. A list of words, made up by(ex Supt H, R. Pat­ tengill, was the basis of tbe contest ■About twenty five students took part and the following succeeded) tn stand­ up during^the'wboie*con test: ' Chaa. Bftbroek.’No. 7 >Ultlnjor«-.“ 1AM GOMlNtf $75,000.04 Specially reduced prices for thb sale on Heavy Coats and Blankets. They will go regard leas of Cost. TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION AND SPELLING CONTEST 3 per cart Mmst inm to Swtags IkNmwii moitv to Coan m Real estate Seoritv �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY 15. 190;. 4 CHARMING VALENTINE PARTY | wr LOCAL NEW5 | PERSONAL MENTION | THE GRANGE Given* to the BirtWsy Club by Mrs. Chester Hesser. BUSSINESS CHANGE, J Homer INFtiebM|>w<*»~< GardMr Bennett- .lock « rnxwrte, aud dry ,oo«l«. and will eouUoire tbe b»lneae at the old -land, drat door eait ot the City Hall. Mr. Dafua haa a lain BANNER'S WANT ADV. COLcircle of friend, in tbl, dty. who »UI wlib him -uooeaa In bl. new venture. For Salk—Two year old oolt, sired Ho will fire the boalMee hl. cloee at­ by Strongwood, dam by Aicrytm, bar tention. Tbe Ba»sb« hope, be may dam by Surprise. Also good three year be rreatly pro.pared. old Durham cow. fresh in March. George Cronk, City. 8. Kopf is In Grand Rapids on busi­ The more a man puffs the lees freight Mrs. Charter Messer entertained the he hauls. 1ness to-day. Birthday Club very charmingly at her Mrs. Carl Weetpinter went to Cleve­ We are head quarters for sausage. RETOLULATIONS OF..RESPECT. home. West Green street, last eveningland yesterday. F. W. Clifford. 1 In memory Of Amanda Durfee. It was a Valentine party, each lady Rev. W. R. Wooton, of Alma, is Wright Bros, big clearing sale begins Once more Baltimore Grange No. 473 present wearing valentines. Tbedecora­ home friends In Hastings this Wednesday tbe 15th, for ten days only. visiting ’ Is called upon to mourn the toss of one tions were of an appropriate character, A uicajine of watches, clocksand ’ of Its members, sister Amanda Durfee, the flowers beings tulips, while heart­ Two big sleighloads from out of who departed thia life January 20th. shaped valentines were suspended from rings will be sold at a bargain. For Salk—Two lota with good ribbons from the chandalier to the . Gu. M. Newton, 128 State SL 1town and some city friends surprised 1905. . house and bam in second ward. In­ corners of the table. The place cards Mr; and Mrs. John Eddy entertained Mrs. Cbas. Babcock Monday evening “Dotib hastened on with silent tread quire 436 E. Court St. And claimed her for his own; were ako heart-shaped valentines. the I’. P. ■ Club Tuesday evening. on 1 her 54th birthday. Jas. Englehart Rejofclnir angel* with wing, ouupreitd. Covers were laid for 18, and a six. Honors were won by Mrs. Herman furnished very amusing sleight-of-hand Bore her to4ifr ctetnal home; entertainment. The evening was very Another course dinner served, Mrs. Wbod cater Frost and Mr. John McOmber. link tn our chain bas been severed / pleasantly spent. Ing. Af er dinner, a vote was taken to And by the Master borne away. Mrs. Jason McElwain gave a very Free from tho palp tyke suffered. decide which of the ladles present wore David Smith, who graduated from pleasant thimble party Monday in hon­ Our Sister waken tu a Brighter da*.” , tbe finest valentine. Mrs. Messar was our city schools last June at tlie bead or ot Mrs. Etta Simpson Parmenter. Whehear. It has pteaaed tin* Al- accorded that Inner. and was awarded of his class, has been tendered aud'has Light refreshments were served. mighty Father to renove from our au immense .pink heart, on which was accepted a position in the general “The proof of a pudding midst our beloved sister we offer the inscrltied the names of all the members Mis* Myrtle Silsbee entertained a offices of the Union Pacific, st Omaha, .following resolutions. company of twenty at dinner Sunday Ik in the eating.’’ So also To call! your attention I will of the Birthday Club A short proaud will leave to-morrow evening to Rksolvkd,' That as a Grange we • gram followed, consisting of singing complimentary to her guests Miss Vedeuter upon his new duties. There can we believe the proof of a offer SATURDAY, next deeply and sincerely mourn the death by Mrs. Hendershott. nhd the reading derand Mr. Hbyt, of Grand Rapids. be no question of his success, as he is a shoe in in it’s wear atid Miss Mande Peters gave a Valentine young man of high character and splen­ of a must worthy sister’ and frieud and from Dickens of “Sam Weller’s Valen­ party Tuesday evening at the home of did ability. The good- wishes of his hereby record odr high estimation of j tine.” by Mrs. Clement Smith. comfort. W«ar one. jiair 100 pieces, her sister, Mrs. Jas. VanKouvering. many friends will accompany him to her character. Resolved,. That <we tender to the | About. 12 were present. Pedro was his western home. VERY LIVELY WEEK. of decorated, for‘ That husband of oun deceased sister our played With a .farmers round-up institute, heartfelt sympathy in, the hour of be­ a teachers’ inspiration institute and a day only. Value $12.00, The annual meeting of the Hastings reavement. WOMAN’S CLUB. : Gun Lake Association will be held at poultry aIjow scheduled for this week, Res<»lvei», Ttyat a copy of these re­ the office Of the Hastings City Bank ou ‘ lack ‘ ' Un account of the illness of the pres solutions be sei* to the husband of our citizens should not suffer for loo pcs. of diversion. Friday evening, Feb. 24 th, 1905, at 7:30 idem, Mrs. Smith chairman of the exe­ Sister Durfee, beipubllsbed in the Has ­ o’clock, for the election of directors for cu tive^tom mi ttee, presided at the tings papers, that our charter be-drap decorated for That the ensuing year. Hastings Markets. Womemfcciub Friday. The first pap ed in mourning flir the period of thirty and the matter will bp day only. Value, $9.50 The Tomlinson Lumber Co. are now er of the afternoon was by Mrs. Isabel Hutter days, and a page, in our record be set ready for ‘business, with a complete and Pancoast ox.the Michigan Agricultural apart as a memorial to her. settled to your satinfac­ | Iua(.Mtp,.r choice line of lumber, lath, shingles, Society, and many interesting facts Single pieces. Chamber Sets and all kind* ' M«. Carf.y EdmAnd.'? • UnLi-rib tion. The $4..s0 and $5 sash, doofjs and finish. Bills gladly dig- concerning this great state iuStitution ol While Granite Ware at Special low prices M ite. Caret Edmqkim» 'wr, 'I1.?.. .Mis. Lottie Delano. I kind ara SS.sO while the ured. Will Peck will do contracting a« were brought out, among them beiug Saturday next before and is now ready lo figure on ail that the Michigan Agricultural college . 1.14 bln sale lasts •LOO to IMO contracts. was the first agricultural college on the Pork, lire .. .... OBITUARY. ChYSter ITyor and his sister. Miss American continent. The paper was Turk. «tre»*4 - . Elzina Main was born in Canada in U«*an«. per fru Grace, gave a very pleasant Valentine followed by a discussion in which var Dishes to Rent . ( lUCkt-DA. 1849. She was lie second daughter of 4.00 to 5.00 14«-r. tlreaMd . party to about 30 their young friends st lous members told of visits to tbe col­ Bcrf. tire ______ SUITS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Albert and Mary'Main. She moved to lege and impressions gained of It) all their home last evening. After enjoy­ Vtel. U re . Michigan in ibbi with her parents, Veal. dreaaeU. ing valentine games, light refreshments of which were most appreciative. Mutton, drewd most of her life having been spent in CIorer**d .... Mrs. Geneva Hayes gave an informal were served. The young folks all re... . . talk concerning school play grounds, Barry County. Early in life she was PoUlom My Bo acre farm for sale. I>ort a very pleasant time. Brao. per tea . converted to the’ Christian faith. She Heavy soil, good buildings, apple Four million pounds of pure copper which was also followed by a good dis­ was married to Joseph Racey in 1871. Mnl tier cussion. orchard, and fine peach orchard of was made in six mouths by the Pennton Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Cook in charge Her husband au£ two children passed MMdunr. iioo bearing trees, about i 12 ■OMSa per ib. Wyoming Copper Co. The stock pays on before her. She was married to miles northeast of Hastings. if per cent, on the money. Write of the reading room the past two Sun­ cures colds, prevents pneumonia Fredrick Hart ^April 15tb 1903, and San. per tbl ... Chat, B. Baldwin, Honing's. Miller Brea., 174 Clinton Street, Grand day afternoons reported good attend­ died Feb. 8th 1(.G5. She leaves a hus­ Tlmothj Rapids, for All facta. If you don’t you ance and interest shown. band, six sisters, two brothers and a A resolution extending the sympathy wijl be sorry. . host of friends. ' Mrs. Ben Matthews Aud Mrs. Arthur of the club to Mrs. Allie Willison and Mrs. Esau Cannon in their recent be­ Laubsugh gavea Valentine party at reavement was unanimously passed. the home of the latter ou Michigan S*WVI_ ER WON OUT. ^avenue last evening. Thirty guests “THROWING MONEY TO THE At the repaid can < state convention were present. A very pleasant evening at Grand Rapids yesterday. .. Dr. W.. if. , BIROS.*1 was spent at rising pedro, after which Sawyer, of HilLUale, was nominated During the extreme cold and because light refreshments were served. of the deep snow. there is liable to re­ for regent :af\ the state university. Represcutative Schantz and Seuator sult the extinction of game birds The Judge Joseph i|. SToOre, of Lapeer, was ’ Glasgow request all who wish to .pre­ legislature of Illinois has just voted to renominated for jijustice of tbe supreme [ sent bills of a local or general nature spend 85,000 to feed the wild game court, and W. J McKoue, of Albion, to forward them at once. It Is desired birds of that state during the continu­ was nominated dr member ____ of . ..stale „ Wa^hiQgton'B birthday suggests Ainerion Patriotism. to make tbe present session of the legis­ ance of the severe winter weather. The board of education to succeed Hon. I bare purchased the stock of Our prices suggest house ltold patriotism. The lature a short one, and so all members quail is the farmer’s beet friend. If Patrick J. Kell y, who was elected are presenting their measures early. Groceries and Dry Goods of P. G. housewife who makes every effort to save any of otir farmer readers know where superintendent <>f public instruction on groceries . ig as patriotic 1'he life of a city carrier isn’t all sun­ there are any of three birds, we hope last fall. Benueu, and I respectfully ark a shine and flowers, as Carrier Robt. they will see that they have something from a domestic Patriotism standpoint as share of your traded My stock of the husband who ivaioiii Lewis is prepared to say. As if snow to live on during this terrible weather. GOT JUDGEMENT OF $50. banks and belpw-zero weather were not goods are tirst-class and prices country. We aim to aid the home bv enough to contend with he was set upon A red hot civilcase ___ ____ _____ was._______ tried before reducing expenses, and out prices on staple KIGHT. OBITUARY. by a faithful family watch day yester­ Justice Bishop Monday in which Med. goods prove it. For inataoce note these: day, fortunately escaping with no more Beatrice, the oldest child of Mr aud Hicks, of Jobnstbwn, sued Hejiry Iden, Mrs. E. J. Bump, aged i4, years 11 mos. of the same towi, for than toru clothing. ' settlement " under 10 bars good lutuudry Soap for 25c Herring, 2 boxes ... 10 days, died at her home in Carlton the terms of a cdtntract Hicks claimed Hart brand Peas, per can.... 10c Mrs, I), C. Bronson entertained the Favorite Succatash, township Feb. 10, 1905, of pneumonia. 850 was due hhr The jury awarded 8 boxes Searchlight Matches for 25c Henkel’s self-raising .Buck Embroidery Club at a 5 o'clock lunch­ Golden Sheaf, prepared wheat When nearly fifteen years ago. a little that amount. V.. W. Potter- -appeared ____ wheat. 3 lb. pkg. Xor .. 10c eon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Wm. . flour, per pkg........................ ioc bird flew though space, as though ball­ for the plaintiff and Thos. Sullivan for • lbs. Rolled Oats........................ 25c Schaubel. of Grand Rapids. Covere Malta Vita, per package.......... lUc "As You Like it" Horseradish ed from realms above, it cau^ao earth the defendant. Maple Syrup, guaranteed pure were laid for fourteen. The’ dining per battle........................... lOe H Special Silt m Onigti. and alighting, bore the glad tidings . P*rqt.................................... sue room was beautifully decorated in red Maple Sugar, freah. per lb.. that a nevr-born babe had come to stay; FORGOT HIS GRIP. carnations and heart shaped valentines. but not so, for she came for oaly a few The Aliases Christine Shumau and Any one who k lows Del Norris will short years to share the joys an<| sor­ Winniffed Harper assisted in serving. appreciate this st )ry. He likes to jolly rows of this world, to cast sunshine and have fun a the expente of other A company has been organized in across the paths of those with whom Grand Rapids which Is to manufacture she came in contact, for none knew her i peoplejand lakesit with equally good humor when he s the " subject. This devices for the automatic working of. but to love her. tbe phonograph. Drop a nickel in the Just as the flower was about to- time the laugh Was on him. He was slot, and the machine will red off two bloom in its sweetness, it woe plucked, a delegate to the, udi?Ial convention at Charlotte Thursiry. He had joshed uumberti of vocal,or instrumental music ‘ never to bloom more for us here, but to or other .Varieties of phonograph rec- [ develop in'a fairer and sunnier sphere Judge Mack. Rev H. H. VanAuken and several other fiei.egates about keep­ ords. 'W. H. Beecher, of Graad Rapldfc. * of immortality. is tbe leading spirit in the nepr concern. I By her winning ways, suuny disposi ing sober while ih our sister city On P. j, Colgrove. of this city1, is one of1 tion and thoughts not of self, but of i the way to the train, the 9.W o’clock p. m„ be had spoken of how difficult ' the stockholders and treasurer. others, she was beloved aud endeared to all her associates, teachers and had been his tasty and yet he had rea­ son to be proud ol the fail that he watt­ BRILLIANT SOCIAL AFFAIR. schoolmates and will be greatly missed taking the whom crowd home sober. in the saddened home and school-room The six o’clock tea given by Messrs where her vacant seat will only be a re­ On the train auc| just before he left and Mesdames J. C Andrus, F. L minder of the one whoso lately occupi­ IL it suddenly dawned upon Del that Heath and A. E Renkes at St. Rose^ ed it, for her sickness was of short dur­ he bad left hk grip at the Phoenix OUR INVENTORY SHOWS Hall, Thursday evening, was the most >♦ ation aud her death came as a shock to house. Remarking that he had for­ important social event of. the season, the whole community. gotten bis valine, Mr. Norris bolted for the car door, Rev. X'anAuken remark ­ over two hundred and fifty being in at­ The funeral was held Monday, at the tendance. The receiving party con­ ing as he did bo piat he fell that the home. Rev. Oltan,of Hastings, officialsisting of the hosts aud hosteseai, Mr. ing. some very touching music being delegation’s chaperon had belter ex­ and Mrs. R. T. French, of Middleville, rendered by friends also from the city. plain what be had'been doing that af­ ternoon. and Mr. and Mrs. John Potter, of Loving friends had decked the white Therefore, we are going to continue the above reduction on Charlotte, were on the stage and after casket with beautiful emblems of floral greeting them, the guesta pawed down tribute, and the remal-as were borne ’ BUILDINO new line. Children^OTEROS 'Sth‘ Th‘S a,S° *nC,UdeS B**’ and and were given their assignments, by to their last resting place in the Ful­ of ibe Citirows, from whence each one easily ler cemetery, with six of her school- : The eoutlrectloo zeo'a Telephone Co. are Lullllnp anew found their place card. A menu in mates artlng as pall-bearers: Wallace toll 1 Quality considered our prices cannot be duplicated. * line from Dowling through Cedar four courses was served, Mrs. Wood Barnum, Harley. Glenn and George < aud Clnverdale to Delton. It catering- Troxei’s orchestra fundabed Ragla, Cleo fUsbridger aud ’John Creek We are closing out our FUR OVERCOATS. ’ will be an up to dale line, and will gire delightful music throughout the sup­ Renkes. , ‘ ।theCIllMM Co. a ch.nee. lo conneel per hour. At the close of tbe latter the Get our prices. A precious one tnm us Ium roup, 1thow place, with la law- county .Is. guests were invited to the basement . A voice w» tovod Is sUlk’d; j tern. aud bowling and a pleasant social time A place Is Taoant tn our home DISHES You can find all kinds in my store. They Say 1 English Set, S8.79 Lewis A. Crossett’s 1 American Set S6.98 Shoes E R Pancoast FARM FOR SALE C. H. OSBORN Foley’s Honey nd Tar, Bn Announcement J. Romer DePue "T Hams 8 Russ,<^ « «> J: « « «? «> 1-3-OFI -1-3 Too many Boys’ and Children’s Suits. « ** •w » K K S 6 i» » » » .<? •» was enjoyed in the reception rooms while the floor above was being frepared for euchre. Those who cared to nlay returned to the hall and were a^ signed to tables, while others, enjoyed themselves as lookers-on from the bal­ cony. It was fr-moflt delightful und charming social affair in every way. tbe care of such a large number befhg looked after in a manner to cause most favosabte comment. St. Rom’b ball proved itself an ideal place for a social gathering of this size. Which never can be tlllei. God In Bfe wisdom has recalk-.l. The boon his Jovn had given; And though Uie body moulder* here ( ADVERTISED LETTERS ’ * COLD N’T QETTHROUaH. So fierce the storms and intense the cold, and go badly drifted were the roads th® rural carriers could not make their trips Monday and Tuesday. Some of them started out to-day, but It I. more than likely they will only s,.t pan way over their routes, it in hoped Try onr home rendered lard 10 cents tbe roads may be opened up by to­ morrow, 3 F.W.rLin-oRh. Haatlnga, Mich., Eeb. 13,1U06 Uttera addreawd lo pen»„, named *< below remain unclaimed Inthl.odlre ad wfll be rent to the dead teller oMce * if not claimed by Feb. 27,1U05: Carolle Humphry, Dora Hendereon Harriet Loveland. a’ikfjehh Davis. Fancea Stanton. Arbee Sunldn. F„d O-Brteu. R. n Wllvon. AlbertCh... Henry Stevens. 7 Wi Plcwe ■■ adrerared" when sAing tor klw. Postmaster. Underwear at 15c per garment. A small lot of odds and ends to close. 38c 55c S 75c X SL25 £ E Chidester & Burton at....,... <3 80c ’Jersey Shirts, now 75c Jersey Shirts, now SI 00 Jersey Shirts, now $1.75 Jersey Shirts, now ftft . LEADING CLOTHIERS _ ■ -» �HAM1NGS BANNER FEBRUARY t5, ,905. Last Week Our prices are right. F. W. CuFFoai. PERSONAL MENTION The infant child of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Webber, of this city, died yes­ We sold 177 bottles of George McConnell is sick. terday. . J^hn Dawson was in Grand Rapids Don’t fail to attend the big ten days' Friday. clearing sale at Wright Bros, com­ Ida Garrison visited her parents over mencing Feb. 15th. We make our own sausage and ham­ and "Nellie Smith went to Cleveland burg. {Best Cough Medicine Made) Lower Market.; Grant Muir's family are sick with A bill has been presented in the legis­ LaUippe. • And not one sin gle complaint lature repealing the act of 1901 which Mrs. Burch is entertaining friends permitted the taking of suckers from did we have. the waters of Wall lake by spear, nets, froni Grand Rapids. etc. ! • Mbs Mary McElwain is confined to An honest 4 ot. bottle jtfc About 25. young people from this city, tbe Mouse with the grip this week. HEATH’S idE, ROCK took a pleasant sleighri^e to the home Charley Brown, of Grand Rapids, o* Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wood hear waa tn the city on business Monday. AND TUEU, Coats Grove last week Tuesday. A Mtk .1. B. Marshall.of Nashville. w<u time was enjoyed, and the time the g>it*t of Mr. aud Mra. J. E. McEl­ A tonic cough luedicine for pleasant was passed away merrily. wain! Monday. the after-effects of the Grippe As the sun rises a little earlier.aud Mri and Mra. Asa Traver were the and hard colds. For sale only mdunts a little higher] each-day, it is guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dill over evident, even amid the abundance of WM snows and edd weather] that spring is -AT------■ Fr<d Heath was iu Grand Rapids on headed this way. We know of several Business Monday. people who will be glad Lo see it come.. Mrp. M. O. Abbott was a Grand No man is worse off pbeause he has Rapifls visitor Tuesday. knowledge. Information is valuable Mrs. Minnie Spaulding visited friends Write to Miller Bros., 174 Clinton St.’ Grand Rapids, for fact about Peqn- in Grand Rapids last week. Grint Hendershott, of Jackson, was Wyoming Copper Company's stock, that pays one per cent, per 'month on your shaki’.g hands with Hastings friends Saturday. money. Frank B. Draper, a Chicago attorneyt Miss Hilda Myers, daughter of Mr. ahd Mrs. Fred Mvers, gafre a delightful was i|> the city on business Monday party Thursday afienioup to a few of and Tuesaay. her little friends iu honor of her third Mrs. Flora Renkes went to Nashville birthday.’ Tlie time wasknvst pleasant­ Saturday to spend the day with Is necessary ly spent and the little ones voted Miss tfriends in that village. to every Hilda a most charming - hostess. / The many friends in thia city i of man who would sucj Prosecuting Attorney Lee Pryor was Frank Bullis, of Johastowii, will : egret teed in life bi town Tuesday morning on bustoass to fcndw of his severe illness. . Tbe kind -but rather than take chances of wait­ Min Carrie Shuman, of Grand Rupguaranteed ing for the noon train made tbe return ids/ishome on a visit to her parents to give you j tripon foot. Very few qonnty officials aud other friends in this city. one of man|s . would take a trip like khat with tbe strongest R. B. Messer Is expected home from ; assets— I mercury below z«tro rathfr than remain his easterq business trip Saturday. ------- -Bfotheir ^haIfa d0' punctuality, !away from office Mrs. .John Busby aud Mrs. Kep Sils-1 rt you will : Sssh.llle New. , *'8 ■ ’ obey them. bee were iu Graud Rapids Tuesday. Only stan I The annual meeting of the Barry*& Mrs. Fred O’Brien left Monday for a dard and Eaton Insurance Co. will be held at the reliable Thomas opera house Charlotte, Tues­ two weeks’.visit at Eagle. A 1004 3 movements 1 day Feb. 21st. There appears to be con­ Miss Nettie Vedder and Mr. Fred willingly guar-j I siderable opposition to !the re-election Hojlt.l of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday find ip ace here aud MMe thru, ur IKJ Mcuriw lime keepers I of s . «• ot Estorf CoA« prvwi!’/■» no n-uai. with Miss Myrtle Silsbee. te time keepers: » • Case* plain, simple :aud —1 ortiate "*—,-L, — . 1 i .is a -feeling< in ‘ dent Up this way the: Mrs/Mark .Warren returned Monday either/GOLD.Sll.VEl NICKLE j tbit Mr. Will Hele, of Inton Rapids, to her home at Charlotte, after a few is a good man for the place. days vftit with her parents, "Mr. and ■Deli Mtv «ind complicated repairs are ' mall ||( a neighboring town who Mrs. John Busby. a here. „ „ pnxnpmw. | h|, wl„ u,robgh , nl,-trhno„|al Cuutfty Clerk Barnum and. Judge DCflCM CD agency is trying to secure 4 divorce. Maci^ffcre among those who attended 11 x Just another instance of . rinding that tbe I^iiicoln-. Club banquet at Grand THa 1 r I »• ‘ mail order bargins are not! just as repre- Rapids las: night. I ne Jeweler. ; seated and that a much better grade Mr. and MraC. F. Field, Mr. and Mr*. HALTING**. - ^MICHIGAN j the same article could Have beenob- J H . Dennis and &|rs W. K. Cook at­ talned at home. Goodenliugb for him; tended the funeral of Mra. J. W. Suuui he ought to patronize home industry derJ jat Middleville Tuesday. ’ The home grown -nrticle is usually the Miss Squtera, of Charlotte, is in the best. city for a several weeks visiting with . A clever swindler has b^en operating her sister Mrs. Stella Squiere.throughout Barry aud Eaton counties, Constance Garrison, an employee at and. has carried away many dollars the Car Seal,was called home to assist in from the unsuspecting people. He caring for her little brother Ray, who Claimed to be an agenttaking subscrip­ is seriously ill with pneumonia. tions for a woman's magazine a 25t ctsA. E. Kenaston. P. A. Sheldon, C. W. for six months. Mra Claude Pope, the Mixer, W. R. Cook, and J. C. Ketcham, authorized agent for the magazine iu attended the republican state conven­ : Charlotte, wrote to the company and tion at Grand Rapids yeetarday. learned that they hud no such agent at Oscar Crook, W. H. Schantz, aud Guy work. j If the roofs leak in the farm build­ Crook were among those from this city who attended the Lincoln Club ban­ ings. slake some lime in a close box. quet at Grand Rapids last night. When done, Bieve it. To every six IL E. Hendrick, of Middleville, is In quarts of' this lime add one gallon of water, and oni quart of rock salt. Boil the city being employed by those who oppoee the Gun river drain, which case and skim cleab. To every five gallons of thte add slowly three quarters of a is now being heard by Judge Smith. Jas. R.-Mason went to. Grand Rapid? pound of potuah and four quarts of floe sand. Apply with a paint or white­ Saturday* to have an operation per­ wash brush, yhis paintwash tooks as formed. the removal of a nasal bone, ‘flood as oil paftit and isdarablemslate; which had become diseased by catarrhal besides, it's lire proof, lasts long, costs trouble. Mra J. -E. McElwain entertained a a trifle. dozen ladies at a thimble party Monday Dr. J. H. .Kellogg, of Battle Creek, afternoon in honor of Mrs. Etta Palma claims positively that ni:»e tenths of ter of Petoskey. A chafing dish lunch ■ those who suffer from appendicitis, in­ was served. cluding a large number of those who*' Mr. and Mrs. R. T. French, of Middle­ undergo operations for the same dis ease, mighube saved the suffering aud ville. and Mr. and Mrs. John Potter, of great periltof life by a-siipplecorrection Charlotte, were among the out-of town of their daily habits. • Women are more guests at tbe party given at St. Rose’s exempt from the disease tlian mek and hall Thursday night. this is because they are not addlcteffTo 11. 1’. Hall, wt>o left the employ of the use of liquor and tobacco. It is the the American laundry last summer to intemperate habits and wrong living engage in other work, has resumed his of men that cause appendicitis. old place with the American laundry. Asa result of the unification of the He is an excellent workman m that We &uy strictly first class stock. Vanderbilt lines, itjs said to be assured Hue aud has many friends who will be that the Michigan Central will build a glad to have him iu Hastings again. Wanted, 10,000 pounds of buckwheat tunnel under jhe Detroit river at De­ Mrs. Wood and Miss Vinnle jfteani troit. It is claimed this would to a wiQ go to CadillaCrMonday.tc be gone all Hastings Rollkr Mill Co. large measure end the freight blockades the week, the fofaper to cater and the Our ham burg is ail right, try it. ’ F. W. Cliffgro. at Detroit, and make it possible for pas­ latter to MBfe: in i series of receptions senger trains to make better time in and dinner parties\to be given by Mrs. For flour, feed, coal, wood and eleva­ severe winters especially, when the ice Wm. Mitchell, wife of the wealthy Inm tor slock phone 199. Menzo Turner. in thtDetroit river makes slow time and iiennan of that city. Monday right A man’t ascent amongst the living poor service unavoidable, Possibly the there will be a large reception, at which counts for more than his descent from 12:45 west may. then gel into the habit Miss Vinnle will recite for tbe pleasure the dead. of getting to Hastings within an hour of the guests at each hour from 8 to 12 M. R. Turner," of Hastings, who has at toast of schedule time. p. m. This is a great compliment lo property on Sixth avenue in our village, In these days it lathe railroads and. Mrs. Wood.and Miss Ream. was here the latter part of last week at­ big manufacturing concerns that are tending to business matters in regard the promoters pf temperance, particu­ The officers of the Penn Wyoming Co his property.—Lake Odessa/Times. larly the jailroad*. They are taking Copper Company are men of national Over fifty thousand dollars per month। the stand that a man who benumbs his reputation in the business world. No •net profits are earned by tlie Penn* brain and loces control of his nerves by bank in tbe. United States has officers Wyoming Copper Company. Write for the use of alcohol,Is unfit for there- of higher character or superior stand particulars to Miller Bros , 174 ClintBn। sponsible work of a railroad employee, Ing. Find out about this company. Its particularly In positions of trust au’4 stock pa$s 12 per cent on your money. Street, Grand Rapids. W0te Miller Bros., 174 Clinton Street, The stock of the Penn-Wyomiug; •, responsibility . . where the lives aud safety .' ■Copper Co. is all-alike. Tbe company of others are committed , into their Grand Rapids. What we nay we do, we do do FEBRUARY SALE WRI6HT BROS. HEATH’S Pine Extraordinary Bargains In Every Department. Cherry Fred L Heath & (aiveth The Druggists. KEEPING A GOOD WATCH When you see our name on a shoe you know it is not neces­ sary to look further for a good shoe. Not enough to look well, good enough to wear well. C. W. Clarke & Co ! Quality Store. has no bonds. Its stock pays 12 per, hands. It will soon follow..-that th*' ■p i Wanted -Men experienced with live cent This is a gilt edged investment.< drink habit will be opposed every where, .1 stock, to represent uh In their own Look this up. Write Miller Bros., 174 and men who indulge in Intoxicants *• I locality. Michigan Live Stock InsurClinton St., Grand Rapids. 1 will not be wanted anywhere. ., r kdhv Co., Hammond Bldg., Detroit We are cleaning out our furs and coats at the greatest reductions we ever offered. We offer table linen blankets, quilts, etc at positively unmatchable values. We never advert i-e with tin horns or blood­ curdling headlines. They .don’t amount to anything simply ■ be­ cause they haven’t got the goods. Reliable Goode at the Lowest Prices. This Is the Quest drinking tea 1 Victory Brabd String’ Beam, can K) that can be procured. It {equalShell Brand Salmon, 3 cans (or 25 j ity. No trading stamps, do I Pillar Rock Steak Salmon. 2 cans 25 That will help you to economize. I -presents, do disappointments. Alaska Red Salmon, 2 cans for 25 Ask for Black Cross Tea. : Continental Sardines. 6 cans for 25 White Lily Flour,.per cwt 83 a)i Good quality Japan Tea, per lb 32 Mustard Sardines, can . . . J. 8 Hastings Flour, per cwt . 3 a)। Black Cross Tea Dust .... 15 Heintz Sweet or Sour Plcktes. qt 17 Lenox Soap, 9 bars for . . . 25 G <St 8 Seeded Kais ins, 31b pkgs 25 ; Sunnyside Ketchup,-bottle • I Searchlight Matches, dozen box­ Alderney Baking Powder, 1 lb tin 25 । Cracked Rice. 7 lbs for . . es for . .............. 50 Queen Flake Baking Powder K:1b > Japan Head Rice, 4 lbs for . . — Pure Leaf Lard, per lb . . . 10 'tin ....................... '. . . . 12 1 Pure Maple Syrup, per gal . 8100 1’icnic Hams, small size, jhst lb 10 Breakfast Foods, all kinds, 2 for 25 None >uch Mince Meat. 3 pkgs 25 Clear Strip Bacon, per lb . . 1 !lJ Wyandotte Washing Powder, 41b j Pearl Tapioca, 4 lbs ..... 25 Salt Pork, per lb................... package for................... . 19 Black Pepper, the best 40c for 25 Coffee XXXX, per lb....... .... 15 Lakeside Peas, Che best, 2 cans 25 Sal Soda, 3 lbs for.................. 5 Combination Wend Coffee, regEureka Peas, good quality, can 10 Pure Sulphur, 3 lbs . . . ... 20 ular 25c for...................................iu । Hart Brand Peas, can , . . . 10 Jennings' or Gillett's Extracts, Extra Santos Coffee, regular 20c Alpine Sugar Corn, 2 cans for . 25 Lemon or Vanilla. 20c for . .. 15 2 lbs for 35 I Floral City Corn, can .... 10 Walter Baker's Chocolate, 40c for 29 Special Blend Coffee, reg. 30c . 25 । Easter Brand Sugar Corn, can 10 Pure Maple Sugar, lb cakes for 12 Sun Dried Japan Tea at . . . 43 I Gladstone Tomatoes, 2 cans for 25 Shaker Salt, always dry, per jar 8 GROCERY PRICES E WRMMT MOS. I There are hundreds of lines we have not room for. just as good bargains as men­ tioned above. Sale Starts WEDNESDAY MORNING at 8:00 O’CLOCK and lasts for 10 days only. WRIGHT BROS Phone 30 Hastings, ~ Midi = liWUUlUMiUUlWMMUMiiMM UiUMMM Will WHHiiUi UUUUUUiU The LINEN SALE We have just received a shipment of Table Linens, handsome new patterns and exceptionally good values. We offer these for. ten days, commencing February at the following prices All Linen Damask, 61 inches wide, All Linen Damask, 66 inches wide, . 72 and 80c All Linen Damask, 72 inches wide, . . l.inen Damask, 72 inches wide, . . . Linen Damask, 72 inches wide, .. .48 and $1.68 Linen Napkins, . . . $| 15 to $4 00 Dozen Special prices on odd half dozens. Sheets and Pillow Cases at Reduced Prices SHEETS 72 x 90....... ;..48o 72x90............ 65c- , 81 x 90............ 68<- CASES 42 x 36.'... .. . 45 x 36....... 2000 Yards New Prints, Best Quality. Making Room yard, 6 cents Spring Goods And to accomplish this we are closing out the winter things at a quarter; third and half off. whatever sells them qnip-kly. PRICES ARE DOWN WINTER GARMENTS 1-4,1-3 and, 1-2 off. We must make room for the New Spring (Toorle which are now couiiiig in and yon can spend your money to good advantage at this Clearing Sale of Heady Made Garments, comprising Ladies’ Coats, Skirts, Furs, Underwear, Men’s Wool Pants, DUCK COATS, ETC. Special for Saturday: 700 yds. Caijco, 3d per yd. J. T. PIERSON & SON (The Peoples Store) Hastings, nich, �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY 15. 1905. 6 lj& the autopyrophon. w F. Wright. American comrul gweral nt Munich, Germany, make* an Interesting report on a new automat* fire alarm, tbe “a uropyrop bon tovented and patented by a Danish *dentiaL C. F. Llllkler. Th* apparatus acts only when u sudden wave of heat is generated in un indom-d spare, but DOSTER. CRESSEY. Is not Influenced by a general and even­ DELTON. Arthur Stocking, of Yankee Springs,’• Farr Broa. deHrared dXoanl hmba at ly high temperature. It to ten centi­ Mra. Lackey, of Battle Creek, is vlsiV meter* (3.M inches) high, *even centi­ Doster this week. visited friends here last week. Ing here. meters (2.7‘J indie*) l*rnad and two cen­ This is the weather that tries the 1 Telephone meetings are bard -on timeters (.7S Inch) deep. It can there­ Mrs. John Larrabee is some better I school-house floors. Why? . nerve of the rural mailcarriers. at this writing. fore be easily fixed anywhere. Maccabees have postponed their oysIt consists of a small glass tube bent Isaac Martin, of Battle Creek, visited | E. Eddy, of Wall Lake, is assisting OF EXCEPTIONAL DESIGN | in the shape of a capital U. This rube. friends here Wednesday and Thursday. 1 ter supper until Thursday eve. Bert Pennock in the store. ' the ends of which are closed, la half Mr. I£ T. Chandler, of Galesburg is Mrs. Morris Brown Is entertaining Last year our Wall Paper stock 3 Mr. Henry Marion, of Augusta, was I filled with mercury, the other upper was an unusually beautiful one. ' in town on business*Friday. her aunt, Mrs. Martha Glynn, of Spring visiting io the neighborhood. half containing a highly volatile liquid But our n^w spring line surpasses Mra. Caroline Wilson is quite, ill at —for Instance, sulphuric ether. One of brook. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dewey, of Ban­ anything we ever offered iu the Messrs VanDewalker and Travis, of the home of her daughter, Mra. Thomas the upper parts of the glass tube is i past. Each design was carefully field, were at this place Monday. Frye. '• ! surrounded by a cover of some non­ ; selected with the object of secur­ Mr. Will Frye, of Johnstown, visited Kalamazoo, were guests of Morris : in~ as large a variety as possible Born to Mrs. Will Harman at tbe beat conducting material, so that n Brown Friday. M. Manning, Friday and Saturday. : of the prettiest ana latest pat­ sudden rise of temperature affects only, home of her mother Mra. William Mrs. Sarah Dunning came from Kal­ : terns. The result is a stock which j the other, or free, part of tbe glass Will Houvernir, of your city spent * = includes papers suitable for evamazoo to assist Mrs. Newell Barber tn Burchett, a son. 1 tube. Sunday with his brother Peter Houve f ery room In the house at almost Mr. J. M Hammond and daughter preparing to go to New Mexico In case the temperature rises evenly nlr. any price you care to pay. The Bertha spent Sunday with C. J. Brown the whole apparatus is affected, and no Miss Fanny Johnson, of Kalamazoo, line includes: Graydou Blackman is on the sick and family at Cressy. warning signal 1* given. If. however, TAPESTRIES, STRIPES, list, also Mrs. Lou Williams and Al came Saturday and remained until lhe teniperuture in tbe room i EMBOSSED PAPERS, Don’t forget the Farmers’ Institute — ---------- -----------—■ !s sudden­ Monday with her friend, Mra. Albert Ashby. . /-■ " of “t a Are__ __________ INGRAINS, and Toacbera' Ini,lratlon In.tltuleat U ra^* 1 •» »? tl. U>» oulbtart Fisher. FLORAL DESIGNS, the ether ’above ,h the H..li„n Fab. IK and IE 'j ....................... * mercury 'In the Mrs. Haynes and daughter Dorothy Slices. GILTS, ETC. Mra. Newell Barber and daughter, glass tube, which is unprotected, evap­ of Kalamazoo, are visiting John LirMrs. Augusta Doster had tbe gainful orates, and the _pressure _________ ___ : These are uncommon papers of­ Susie, have both been confined to tbe of____ the generatrabee and wife. fered at uncommonly low prices bed the past week with illness, but are misfortune to burn one of her legs real ed vapors causes the mercury to sink The Well Known Specialist aud wear® anxious to have you While the storms have been against badly so that she is unable to walk. | . .. ­ i in the tube, while It rise* In the oppo slowly on the gain. see them while the assortment is IS COMING 1 large attendance, yet tbe meetings have site part. Mr. Robert Travis is visiting his aunt it its nest. If you have no present No school today (Monday) as the been very profitable. Both parts of tlie tube are fitted with Intention of papering, seeing these teacher who went to her home In Au­ Mra. C. R. Honeywell. Mr. Trairis ex­ an electric wire melted into the glass, papers and learning the fair Owing to the condition of the roads gusta Friday failed to get back. Un­ pects to return to Klondike In ail short so that when the mercury stands equal­ pricee may induce you to change tlie pastor was unable to get to Clover­ your mind. doubtedly too much snow. time. ly high in both tubes the electric cur­ dale and Cressey Sunday. North and South roads are almost im­ rent passe* through and the apparatus Mra. Albert Fisher went to Kalama Mra. Ellis Faulkner returned from zoo Monday where she has employ­ passable In spite of tbe diligence of sev remains silent But should a move­ Grand Rapids Wednesday where she in the neighborhood with snow- ment of tbe mercury take place be­ ment Mra. Fisher has made many eral । was called by the Illness of ber father. cause Olof ■a WUUWVD sudden r»»c rise V4of taxnpa.Ato.. temperature ^l„_. .Ital.k. 1 CHUB* friends during her two years residence plows and sleighs. | tfae trlc rtrniit contact. Is ImBlit E. Fauikaar, 7LSSL Not many attended the chicken-pie here, who greatly regret ber going away. Mr. Chat. Ford and wife. Mr. Alfred peded,jted any kind of electric alarm supper at tbe Maccabee ball Wednes­ Nevins and wife, Mr. James Calthrop j may be set Into motkm at any dltday evening, owing to the bad weather. and wife spent Thursday eve. with Mr. tance and at as many place* as rePRAIRIEVILLE. Andrew Eddy returned home from aud Mrs. Eddie Farr. qulred Tbe apparatus also indicate* South Dakota Thursday. He reports Abe Summerville lost his driving ... . ■» . . 1 , , Impediments and interruptldus of th* Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Keyes entertain current Tbe substances need some SV degrees below zero weather horse from heart failure last week. ed the famine* of Maurice Mills, Eddie 1 arxl tbe apparatus art* an out there. Born to Mr. and Mr* UM fiord Castle Farr. Almond Farr, Marcus Hammond • indefinite length of time Don’t fail to come and hear “Joe Feb. 6th a son. and John Chandler on Wednesday eve.1 At one of tbe demonstrations tbe HtlfftoTtf “The Girl Miner" Friday Mr. H. G. Brown who has been seri­ An elegant supper was served to the * alarm wax raised within eight wconds night given for the bfRfflt of the Del­ ously ill the past four weeks is improv- pleasure of all present. Music and *ronj tfae time, a small heap of ahavton Military Band. tog. „ flinoh were indulged until a late hour, । >“«■ •*< on flr* ,n tbe ■coroer ** ?n Word was received today that Frank There will be a spelling school in the when .11 d.pa,te<l Mblarin, that Iha. ! “""“"J ,lted "’“j, In VanTyne, who is working in Kalama Milo district Friday evening February bad the u.u.1 ,ood Hmealaan enjoyed! •p^n,”M ,K*? J1”4 Proprietor of the Delton Lumber Yard zoo, Is very sick at the Borgsa Hosplwhen Mr. Mr. and Mm Keyes K.™ entertain. *‘. 'h- .™> »f ,ta« When and Mrs. 17th followed by a short program. before placing your order for buildiug VrLere the shavings were horning. material. I will make ft an object for tai with appendicitis. LeQrand DePriester has rented the It is calcnlated that one /apparatus He will be in you to do this. An Jns)>ection will SCHULTZ. is needed for an aren of .000 to SOO Adgt.'Showerman and wife are prov­ iirkndstetter farm by Crooked lake. convince you that I have tbe stock you Fred Zerbel Is badly crippled up with square feet. Leon Doster, young son of Mr. and want and price* are right 1 have been ing to be very able evangelist*, their in the bnslness 14 years. Talk with preaching aud method of conducting Mrs. John Doster, who has been qbfte rheumatism. Parker Hoose my customers and you will be fully as­ the services are full of spiritual power. ill is better now, Mrs. Xorten, of Plainwell, in caring FOR THE PIANO MOVER. sured that it will be to your abvantage for Mra. Lucy Bugbee, who is a little to buv of*me. Now is the time to fig­ Our special meetings began Tuesday John Carlisle was north last week better at this writing. ure for next spring and summer’s evening with a fair attendance. Owing for a couple of days buying lumber for building material. 1 also keep Aunt Sarah Kline was called to to the bad condition of tbe roads people a barn he will build for Jake Cappon Hoisting large and bulky articles to Brush Ridge last week by the Illness tbe upper Coors of a building takes have been kept from attending the tbe coming season.'~*>v.. of her niece, Mrs. Etta Pierce, skill and experience and is seldom at­ meetings in large numbers. The One day only each month. Office Mra. Ed. Holiday, a former resident faithful ones were there Sunday eve­ of this place, now of Kalamazoo, died The chicken pie supper at H. Paynes’ tempted except' by those aniualnted hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. ning. The house was well filled, Mra. there last Wednesday. The .funeral last Wednesday evening was well at with the business. Tbe method ordi­ Consultation, Examination and Advice narily used Is to put up a block and Showermau preaching a very able ser­ was held Saturday. tended considering the storm.. The tackle. which is always very cumber ­ mon. good program consisting of music, some and In which heavy timber* are I Dr. McDonald has for years made a singing and speaking was enjoyed by •tudy of Chronic and lingering Dis EAST ORANGEVILLE. H you are going to build come and all present. A Canadian ban devised tbe very use­ eases. His extensive practice and Su­ CLOVERDALE. Miss May Hart, of Prairieville, called We are sorry to hear that Pearl Tut­ ful apparatus ahown herewith. It is perior Knowledge enable* him to eurv on Sarah Jobncox Saturday. Mrs. Jamee Cairns is quite sick. designed for tbe purpose of hoisting every corabte disease. All Chronic Some from here attended the Baud tle and family are makingarrangements ufL lhe h™1®1 *P‘D®. nerve­ John McLeod is laid up with tbe la to move to Coopersville in the near fublood. skin, heart, kings, liver, stomacb grippe. boys dancing party at Prairieville Tues­ kidneys, bladder and bowels setentifi tore. They will be greatly missed by Miss Sadie Deck is working In. Has­ day evening. caUv and sneceesfuHy treated. Dr. their many friends who wish them cue tings. Mrs. James Jobncox has returned eras iu their new home. McDonald pay* Bpecigl attention te catarrh. Catarrhal Deafness, Throat from a four weeks ’ visit with her sister Thomas Fox is suffering from erysip­ If it had not been for the severe cold and Lung Discaree. Chronic Disease* near Jackson. elas in his face. peculiar to women. Nervous ar.d Pbysi. and stormy weather the first of the week Mr. and Mrs. Elmer De Waters will cal Debility. Rheumatism. Paralysis. Charles Fox and wife spent Saturday we would have been saying "Hello" to Neuralgis, and al) Chronle and Nerrop* make their home in Hastings, as cir­ and Sunday with relatives here. Dl«ea»re of Men, Women and Child cumstances will not permit them to go our neighbors; ac It was, the boys who were putting up the wires thought it ren. No matter what your disease Will Chapman and family were the to Racine, Wis. may ba, best to go home and thaw out their guests of Fred Ashley last Sunday. The snow is very deep and the roads ears, noses, fingers, etc. Ernest Ilprn and family spent last There is Still Hope--Then D» That a Bank can show its de­ Sunday with tha family of Wm. Ashby are blockaded in some places. A letter A young peoples* alliance was orga­ from New Orleans states it is the cold­ Not Despair positors are assured if you leave nized at the church on Tuesday of last Ezra Chamberlain and wife *are est there that it has been for years. week and the following officers elected: but comuII Or. McDonald and tai • your money with the visiting friends in Kalamazoo this correct diagnosis of your disease aad Pres., Mra. Clara Loomis; Vice Pres. week. HOPE CENTER. feel assured that the doctor knows cor­ Mra. Carrie Shultz. Recording Sec., rectly what ahs you. If you *re curGid Wilkinson and family spent Sun­ Miss Libble McCallum; Treas., Miss The Earnest Workers will meet Tor rabie, he will cure you. Those unable' dinner with Mrs. John McLeod on Fri­ day at Felix Chamberlain’s. Grace Chamberlain; organist, Mrs. to call, write for symptom Blank. day the 24th. Jjlra. Felix Chamberlain has returned Mary Payne; Chorister Vera Loomis, Correspondence strictly confidential Address, A novelty >ox social will be held at from visiting her daughter, Mra. Mary 'Three per cent interest on de- the McCallum school house on Friday Doster, of Prairieville. A man who had kept a hog In Ida Dr. Donald McDonald Mln Lixzie Sch wank off, of Chicago pen for a year and a half was asked evening February 17th. Each lady is thk^pkciallst. requested to bring two articles just will assist Mra, Arthur Jobncox in her why be didn’t kill It and begin to raise another pig. and be replied that he B48 and 230 East Pulton Str, alike, one of which will be sold at auc­ household duties this summer. tion for the benefit of the school. Ed. Aeker and wife have been keep­ supposed he must keep n hog all the Grand Rapid*. Mieh Everybody Is cordially invited. ing house for Lewis Clark while the time anywny and be might as well keep that one an any other. the latter was visiting In Grand Rapids. hAMTKG A Km sod putting through windows in tbe A couple of youug men "started out” CURES CATARRHAL DEAFNESS reasonable rates. Deeds, mortbn,1<1^K«l«rre. heavy Sunday evening, but thought a fire felt A wait may know that be la anand bulky articles Tbe apparatus i proncblns old when be ceaae. to better than a snow bank, so they re fages and legal papers drawn, atnureie io i, llnon, th. nni, Io *> constructed that ft ran be set to One Weefc’s Use of Hyomel Did turned home before going very far. New York Drafts, Insurance and * railroad car when he h« In no partlcu- communicate with tbe first, second and *rlta tor Deaerlpllm Catalan,, nt 3W More than Six Months’ Treat* third stories of building., BDd wben -*r burry. -Philadelphia Udrrr. Uaefnl Artlelea, eonaiitlni ot bonds issued. ment by Specialists. ORANGEVILLE. work Is done it ran be quickly tak HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC •n down and compactly pat together Geo. Cross has been away visiting for In the treatment of deafness which is whlob ar, GIVEN FREE with order, for transportation. often a result of catarrh Hyomel acts a few days. to^.^i?* td,*B'*»'a 1« that tor Soap and Toll« Gooda The u> almost immediately upon the inflamed Coral Dutcher is home again from laraa article, ran be pot tarouxb the In, to oar eaitomera ot middlemen', DELTON STATE BANK, membrane and the hearing begins to Hastings where she has been working. rem^n!at A few daF® treatment “• '» »>« loo the,. I’*r” “* “p lltu» will bring relief, and in three or four * PU°° “““ h°‘«« »IU> oeentlfu) preeenu. W RITE TO DA Y Belle Brown entertained a gentle weeks, accoiding to the severity of tbe man friend from Allegan over Sunday. ” P '" >ln *° th ' ""•ntmemt. case, a cure will be accomplished. . "Hb no daMcr of ■K-ratcbee. It would The snow storm has filled some of “to of MattewaUoN. Y. says: do wttb th. tronble of re Hyomel is truly wonderful. I have tbe roads full We think there will । ar aarro. .talrw.,., and DETSOIT. used it but a short time and see a great Bankkm subscribers can buy i ■<“'» eornera. Tbe artlcl. to change iu my condition. My hearing have to be some shoveling done before is Improving rapidly, and I had no idea they can be travelled. *■ placed oa the ranier I which la rated b, th. m., ro ’ ' the large Wall Map of Barry I would improve so rapidly in so short Thoee who were brave enough to Hammer blova, ateadlly «[>. a time. My breath which was so offen- venture out in the storm Thursday orer nolle,, and attached to a rolte plied, break tbe hardest rock. One wbn |u« been emnlo.red throe •Ito io mrtet ood otbon, bu leal Ito anted p T , erank. Ju^era coaid t»o County at the Delton post office tblnj year. In alaualiter bouaaa an bad odor ooUrolj. 1 bare opeat a peat night to attend the birthday party at Coaching, day after day, jars deal of money with c.tarrh apeclelUta tbe home of Coral Dutcher had a good r’lTL""''”*’- **,te M: T* The map gives all •nd eon truly uy six month, of their time. There were about fifteen who aid tears the throat and lungs I k”,ct“'” "" >“0 hearted la treatment is not equal to one month of attended D' Fw ” T-“'- » «- tortram lhe truth ,h.t to. ta BMt Gamw were Indtffged Id until the healthy tissues give Hyomel." lumber of acres in dtaTer ’ a "" *lW,ln ,K”" •' "I W.J. Holloway is selling Hyomel and refreshments served after which vsy. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral <■!”« nt human btoct ,k_, , upon the unseal plan of agreeing to re the merry makers returned home. stops the coughing, and heals with owners name. Now is the turn th* money If the medicine does , mytery of not cure. • tbe torn membranes. F HemlW. dltoO.W, A complete outfit costa only SI and I^<* out for Cough,, Coidi, Croaa consists of an Inhaler that ran be rar- “d "looping Coup,. ried in the ve« pocket, a medicine dropof mt and a bottle of HyomeL The in- ■taupe™. ,i tai. W>a ----- ano ta rhe, load to pneumonia or conaump•iperiraent tbsa Hyomel for several weeks' treatment Hon. 1 ou can proTail o, core aliened showed ether magnetic alters Additional bottles of Hyomei can be mcn*®nes*- siuminlum and copper ri- I procured for 50 cents. Compare this complaint, with Hoc’. LaaaU.e Hone, vallur east i. b ____ ‘upper ri•mall expense with tha fees eh arged by •ad Tar—an Imprtmmenl ore all BMclalisu .ad then remem berthat if. coatb. lung and broolchlal ramcdlr. Hvomel dara nnt w i __ •* B,P,p' 81,14 ‘T Fred L. Heath, the druggist. SOUTHWESTERN BARRY 1905RJ SORE THROATP i TONSILINE I Dr. Donald McDonald Jt Will Pay You to Figure With W. H. Chase Wednesday. March 1st. Coal, Cement, Paints and Oils. W. H. Chase, Delton, Mich, Safety and Every Accomodation Delton State Bank Honey to Loan Furnish Your Home FREE! Coughing u>rs&. The Him . (( �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRUARY 8, .905. WOMEN WHO CHARM 1UITH IS THE FIRST To Run-down People:— ESSHTUL M Halpi. Women to Win and Hold Menu Admiration, Boepoct and Love Woman s greatestgift s the power to taspire admiration, respect, and love. There is a beauty in health which is more attractive to men than mere regu­ larity of feature. The little Instrument in thin cut la the work of M, Lavler of Raan-l'Etape, France, and has been named by him tne mountain barometer. The appara*tns Is composed of A fine branch of pine (A) fixed on a board (Bi and n little branch (Q. This branch curves more or less under the influence of the hygrometric variations of tbe air, de­ scribing the graduation traced at Ita extremity, a little curvilinear trian­ gle (D) placed on the tablet which sup­ ports the arrangement prevents dis­ placements which might cause the branch to deviate from Its line of dis­ placement or even break. ■ , The apparatus should lie plaLvd lq a roum where tbe temperature Is pot sub­ ject to [irtttlcial variations of I any Su­ tent. Fair weather should be Com­ menced at No.- 7 and ruin, in a con­ trary sense, rtt No. 5 of the graduation. ywv. Chai FDrown To be a successful wife, to retain the love arid admiration of her husband, should [bo a woman'a constant studv. At the first indication of ill-he: Esinful! or irregular mem.trua cndache or backache, secure Lydl Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound begin Its use. Mrs. Chxi. F. Brown, Vice-President Mother** Club, 21 Cedar Terrace, Hot Spriugtt Ark., writes: RAW WGJN3AT 5 FAIR AT 7 Dear Mr». Pinkham;— '' For mm- y«xrx 1 dragged through a miser­ able exbtence, suffering with inffiinnuation aud tailing of th- womb, and worn out with P«uu ruid wvannem. I oneday notiivd a state- > went by a woman suffering as I wiu. but who had Iamuimrod' by Lydln E. Pinkham's Vegelablo Cdin|K>u»d, and 1 determined to try iL At the end of threo niujitlw I was a different w.m»am , Every otw remarked about it, and my hustnnd fell in lorn with me all over <todn. Lydia E. Pinkham’« V egetable Com­ pound bulit up mv entire system, cured thu womb trtxdUe, and 1 felt lilu-n m<w woman. I am suri ft will make every suffering woman strong, well and happy, as it has me " Women who are troubled with pain­ ful or irregular menstruation, back­ ache. bjoatiug (or flatulence^ leucorrlnpu, falling, inflammation or ulcera­ tion of the uterus, ovarian troubles, that ‘•bearing-down” feeling, dizzi­ ness. talntness, indigestion, or nervous prostration may be restore*! to perfect health and strength by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Thieves attempted to burglarize die Merchant Milling Cm's office. At Battle Creek. They entered the basement and crawled up into the mill. The office door was forced, and the caah register pried open. Three dollars was the re­ Fire dlfl. considerable damage to the ward for their'work. stock in the store of Redmond and Wanick, of Holland. The flames tfere F. A. Washburn, of Belding, has checked just as they tfefe breaking been appointed by Governor Warner a thought the first floor. ' member of foe board of trustees of^the state asylum at luhia in place of Wm. On account of the heavy fall of snow H. Mattison, of Palo. Mr. Washburn the part week and the drifted condition is connected with the Richardson silk of the roads, the rural mail carriers mills at Belding and is a hustler at all have had to abandon their routes in a titties. number of places in this part of the state. There ia a movement oujfoot in Char­ lotte for the purpose of securlngjlhepoj Game Warden Jacobi arreeted Am- cation of a new shoe ffactory there. J, birth Hazel, of Edgerton, for shooting C. Blum, of Albion, the owner of a shoe partridge and squirrels out of season. plant in Saginaw is promoting the en­ He was brought before foe justice and terprise. Twenty-five thousand doll are lined 810.50, and oelng unable to pay it worth of stock must be sold before the ■ deal Is closed. Half of that amount has was sent to jail for 30 days. already i>eeii taken and an option has lM*n secured on two buildings for the A Charlotte man has married his plant, which will employ 60 men. wife for lhe second lime. Charlotte men are great on tiling chances. There are more slot machines to the - About the most contemptible thiev­ square inch in that city titan in any ing oi>eratlon recorded in some time occurred in Charlotte last Saturday place of its size in the countrynight when someone entered the Phenb: house and during tbe absence Officera are in t>earch of Eddie Estep of the clerk stole the cradle kept on the and Fred Clark, of Ionia. Charged with cigar case to receive pennies] fop>the attempting to rob Jay Nicholson, of Michigan Children's Home * at St., Portland. It is alleged'that while on Joseph. The thief. If he could bo call- j hie way to the hotel onto or tne other of ed such, secured about flflyjeents. The tbe boys relieved Nicholson of bis oflievre think that they know^the guilty ! watch and chain. The boys are report­ party but have not sufficient evidence ed to have skipped. to convict him. PROBATE OKDKB Hute of .Mfc&igan. County of Barry, ss Al a M*Mlon of the Ivobrte Court for the County of Harry, bolden- ut the Probate otnoe. In tho City of Hasting*. In said county on A-Saturday the teth day of January tn the jour pu" thouviDd nine hundred and live. iTevn: Chas. M. Mack, Judge of Probate. In thr matter of ttio estate of KamueJ A. . (jtnipbell. deceaiwd. On rending and filing the petition duly vwritied, of William A. Campbell son of said deceae»M. praying that an order or decree may be made b» this court determining who are or were the lawful ludrs of Mild deccuscd and entitled to I trterlt bls e-itate. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Saturday, tbe .‘5th day of February A. D. 1S06 al ten o'clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of saM drocaaed a»'I all other pen-on* Interested In said estate, an? required to appear at a session of sajdl Court, then lo be holden at the probate office. In tn- ( Ity of IlBstlngs. tn said county, and show capse l( .uiy there be. why th<« prayer ' ot tho pelltlooer may not tie granted. And It Ls further on'.ered, unit said n-tUtem’T give nonce to tto person* Interested In said estate 1 of the pcndSicy of •«Ud trillion and the bearing thereof by 'cau-lng 3 copy of this order to tie cmbllshed tn tbe HAWrtxox Baxxkh a newi»: paper printed and circulated In said County of KLrt-y. ouee in each w<u-k for three successive week* urerw-is to said day of hearingElla C. HBCfx. Cham. M. Mack. ' PpibK^r Register. Judge of Probate of Election. To the luffpeclbra of Election and the Qualified Voters of Barry County: A VANDERBILT INVENTION. I Young; Cornelius Vanderbilt, whose locomotive firebox Is now being adopt­ ed By many ol the .railroads of the cotintrr. has. uevoniing to the New York Witaid, also Invented and patent-ed n new lyjie of iocnmotlvr tender. It looks entirely different frotn the ordinary locomotive tender. Tbe water tank Is not rectangular. bitt cylindrical. It Is built of steel uno-quarter of an Inch thick anil Is eight feet In diameter and twenty-three feel long, ft Is supportedon a narrow frame. Under tbe middle of the tank there lx a plate steel aadgle, which supports the rear end of the con! hopper, which compceea the forward half of tbe tender. The coal hopper is of the ordinary rectangular form, but Ims a sloping bottom so arranged us to drop fuel down to du» foot plate. The wheels are »f cast fron. with steel tire*. The tender, light, weighs 4T.OOO pounds. Whet) fully loaded tlie weight Is M tons, or IMOOO ponuds The Vander­ bilt tender will carry 14 tuna of coal and 7,000 gallons of water. Tlie railroad-experts say tbe Vander­ bilt tender of cylindrical form is the strong! -c that can be' devised. • Its transv< rse strength la so great that, although twenty-six feet iong. It will carry its load of twenty-nine tons of water without any Center support. Consequently the under frame can he made lighter. The net saving In weight Is about seven and n half tons. An­ other advantage Is the coal carried next to the engine. BUSINESS CARDS. [ZNAPPKN, KLEINHAN84 Ik KNAPPEN, Attorneys. 17 Michigan Trust Co. Building, Grand Rapids. Michigan. • rpBOMAS * PRYOR. C-M Tmomas. JAttorneys at Law. L H. Faro*. OtfiOM o^er Haatlngs City-Bank. /TOLGROVE A POTTER, V Attorneys at Law, (Succeiwo™ to Philip T. Colgrovw) ■moe In Union Block, Hartings, PratttoM Ml the oouxte of the atete. . Attorney at Law. AK.• KZNA8T0N, promptly attended to. M. SMITHS Attorney. Ut Law, ■ Woodland, Mich. Alljbusiness given prompt and careful attention. Collections a specialty. T PHYSICIANS PR. LOWRY,-Hastings, Mich. spectacles od band. . h. BARBKR. H'« aicPhysicians and Surgeon*. F C K F P W Rubber Stamps Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw R R. Catarrh Nervous people who arc -troubled b a constitutional disease •with wnkefillness nnd excitability have I usually n stroug tendency of hlood to I the bruin, with cold extremltl*. The Fauerti«u (to till vacancy) *nd m» Circuit, arid tho rxocutor therein {natnud appointed or pressure of blood on tbi- brain keeps It tn V^fo^thw FWth Judicial Circuit, comprising I w»rte other suitable person. .-stfl treatment acting through In n stimuli;ted or wakeful state, and and purifying tbe blood for the pulsatlotui In the,head are often painful. If'these aymptoms occur in ed and all other persons Interested In »ld estate its radical and permanent your case you should rise and chafe NOTICE OF HBAKLNQ CLAIMH. are required to appear at a ses.«1on of said ktate Of Michigan. County at Barry, m. Be sure to taae ' the body and extremities with a rough Court, then to be hoiden at tbe Probate office, cure. Notice I' hereby gbrvn. that by,ay order of the la th-.' CUy of Hastliifpi. In said County and towel or rub smartly with the liinnds to Probate < ourt (or the County ot Hwrj, made on show o»f"- if any there be, wity the prayer of ttousth day ot January A- !>.. promote circulation mid withdraw the months from Chat date were allowed for credit- the*petitioner may not be xnuited. And It Is to pn-ei.i taelr claims utultnt <-r>iintr lhe estate Nasal and other local formi of catarrh excessive amount of blood frbra tbe JCfiamuri W.-ek* late of, said county, dade- to the person, interested tn ssud estate, of the ild decrated ■ P«tjd«mcy of said petition aud the beirtng ere quickly relieved by Caiarrlets, brain, nfter which you will probably ceaM*d.and that all cn-dllorj of Mid •irnsd«w to said theti'ofby causlnx a copy of this order to be which allay inflammation and deodorize foil asleep lu a few minutes. A cold *re required to present their c.rtms _ _ mln the city published In the HasUbxs Bakikk a newr Ftotete Court, at ttre I’rolrteofflw in me the enty city m in . r r r(uM WK1 circulated in said County of -bath or a spnnljTMxith pnd rubbing or of 'Hastlnipj. for examination and allowance, on Biu-ry. once In each week for three successive a rapid walk in tKe open air or going' □r tirforc tlie - th day of Mav next, aud ttuil weeks previous to said da} of hearing. CaUrrlets, maH order such claims will te> heard before said Court, on CHAS.M.MACX. up and down stairs a few times just Fridav. tlie '26th day of May next, at ten For testimonials of remark Judge ot i^robate. before retiring will aid in equalizing o'clock In the forenoon of that day. ELLA C. Hkcox. lilted Jan. 25th. A. D-. 1W6. theicirculation and promoting sleep. CHAJU.XS M. Ma< X. as Hood'sSarsaparilla Judge of Probate. H. H. GOODYEAR. Hie Kind You Have Always Bough1 PrwuKCiuw. M. Mack. Judge ot Probate. I’lirMiMuk to duf notire from tiir .Secretary of in the matter of the estate of (William E. site for Che state <4 Mlchlnn you arc hereby demtod, "huh rtrte «i Mot* isy’AprttordWM. the fol- * CsStet. >etUton .duly (to rtAdfni reading andfllln« and filing the Lhe tpetition duly verb vertow v offirce- arc to lx- <l.wted nnd to be vobsd I fed. of Carrie A. (A’wl widow of Haldd.-c.auod for In Barty County , one J<utlce of tbe Bu- pr.<ytog that an Instrument now on file »ni this Lm.. i-ASirt. two Itetmtts of the Vnlverdtv of court purporting-to l»e tbe las: win aud testa- 1 Many people think they have some organic trouble or chronic disease because they feel weak, all tired out, cannot ' sleep, have no ambition, energy or appetlte. This condition is probably neneed by overwork, close confinement or worry. To these people we say, try Vinol; if it does not create strength and build you up we will ourselves pay for all the medi­ cine you take.—Respectfully, r. timmbrman « Hommpatblc Physician aad BuClarence Jenks, the man ar-ested ceon. Office cor. Jefferson and Center Streets , ' r suspected of murder of Alger Pruden, of Grand Ledge, has refused to say any­ A HANLOn7~M. D., Physician aat thing Concerning the murder except ix. fiunreont. Middleville, Mich that he knows-nothing of it. It has HARLES RUSSELL. M. D. developed within the"!act few days that Physician and Surgeon. he was injured in a saloon fight some Jffice over Fred L. Heath’s drug tettdence phone ao. Office pb time ago aud his skull fractured, and a For Infants and Children. Chqlly --! -can't live-Without your plate was inserted to take the place' of V. GALLAGHER, Physician aad • Surgeon. Dowling. Office hours:. A horse belonging to 3ohu Chad­ the bone removed, it is stated (that on daughter! Mr. C;:-hbag - Oh. yps. you can. Work never killed anybody yet. 7 to Si a.m., 12 u> 2 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.' wick, of Belding, ran away ou Main St. account of this plate liquor has a pe­ Bears the culiarly bad effect on him,, and when and dashed through a 'large plate glass Signature of R. S. HARTER, M. D„ PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST window in F. D. Lincoln’s store. Tbe under its influence he is an actual ma­ PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. GERMS. OFFICE HOURS—n to 12 a. tn.. I to2 p.m..T airimal was severly injured-. Another niac. It is claimed that he was in this toKp.ni.. .11 crtK promptly attendee. .Toto*. rig wat overturned m the mix-up and condition when the crime of which he ■ pbooc at ofilM-. ' PROBATE ORDER» People With Weak Stomachs Most J Offioe at rreid-iu-c. Delteu; Midi. the occupants thrown to the ground. is suspected was committed. State ot Michigan. County of Bai At u M«..-.loa of (hr Probate Liable to Catch Disease. The damage was about 8150. County ot Harry, holdro at tne Probate otTlcu I»BNTI.«TS When the stomach' and digestive lb the city c? Ha«tiiigs. tn .vdd County or Charles IF. Hackley. Muskegon’s organs are weak, the food does not di­ .•taturday. the 4th da& of February, Iu the K. WILLISON, D. D. S. year one thou.<umd nine Hundred and fiv.i. The Kalamazoo board of trade is great philanthropist, died Thursday <of gest, and there is a sour slimy, ferment ­ Present Clms. M. Mark. Jud re of Probate, « Haatlnxs, Mleh. fn the BJrtter of the estole at Thomas pushing a scheme for the organization valvular expansion of the heart. He ing mass, making it an ide-al spot for «.................. Linn n-on decdMM. the disease germs to multiply. The ABSTRACT AMB REAL KSTATB On rradlns and filing the petlHon duly-verl of a southern Michigan (fair association. | came to-Muskegon in 1856 and entered only way u> protect yourself ’ against n»-d of Crank It. Fancoa-t as exeutor named In It is proposed to include all the count-................. the employment of a lumber firm there disease germs is to strengthen the the will of said deceased praying that au instruA. SHELDON, ni<-nt now on file in ttiH. court pur|>ortiiig te be ies of the three lower tiertf of the state, as a day laborer, he was repeatedly pro­ stomach aud digestive organs, and Ml• Abstract ana Roa! Estate office. the last will and testament ot said dvevu-ted be admitted to prulntr and the executor therein ef which there are twenty-two. The moted until he became bookkeeper fur o-na is the only agent, to far as Is Abstract Block. HMUngs. • slont-j u> loan ou Real Estate. U<-<1 Estate named nppchited or to some other suitable .plan is to lease the Recreation Driving [the company. Then he established a. known, that will acaomplish this. person. The ordinary medicine that is taken IThrreniKMj it Is ordered that Friday, tbe park at Kalamazoo for foe purpose. lumber business of his own and laid for indigestion and stomach troubles is 3td day -X Man-I>, A. !>.. IBM. a| ten o’clock , thefoundation for his immentu fortune. advertised to act upon the food alone, ■Mtractr. in the forenoon', 1*> asrtgned (or the hearing of i said petition and that the heirs nt law of said and bence can give no more than tem­ He has always remembered-Muskegon, । deceased and all other persons Interested In . *1*; E. Robinson of Bellevue was re­ .FUNERAL DIKECTOJ said estate, are required to appeir at a scaston cently lined 81. for an’ assault commit* and has made mans gifts to that' city; porary relief. Mi-o-na is a cure In all cases of ntomach troubles, excepting of said Court, then to be ho'.deu st the probate office. In the City of Hastings. In said eojaty. ed on John H. Chamberlainotthe same among which are the Hackley ManuelI cancer, because it enables lhe stomach M. STEBBINS, aad show cause If any there be, why the pninw Training School, tne Hackley Library and digestive organs to act lu the way at the petitioner may not be granted. And II place. He was arrested and fined before .Licensed Embalmer l.v further ordered, that said fx-ttitouer give Chamberlain had recovered from his and Hackley Hospital. His gifts to thtf Nature intended they should. Drugs and Funeral Director. notice to the (‘ersons Interested In said estate cannot digest the food: they simply de­ ot the iwndeney of said petition and the hearing knock out, and now Chamberlain has City amount to over 8l,.T0U,Ot)0. Itootnn next to Christmas' Photograph compose it. thereof by causing a copy of this order to be rtudlo. Residence 8W Court •trret. All If you suffer with distress after eat­ published in the Ha>t!.<gs Baxxicr a a.-ws- brought suit against him for Bl ,000 dam­ calls promptly attended, day or nlght^i ugper printed and circulated in said County of ages. Robinson was a former U. of M. ing, pains in the head, chest, sides and Barry, once tn each week for three a recessive MAN PROPELLED MINE. back, belching of gases aud undigested week? preriou-s to said day of tn-artmr. baseball star. food, bad taste In the mouth, dizziness, Ella C. Hkcox. Cha*. M. M ack. Probate Register. Judge ot Probate. or vertigo, heartburn, variable appetite, (.^ tn:C cojA-1. , sickiheodaches, svots before the eye% The demand for Grand Ledge chairs Tlie Herrcfthoffx of yacht building and have a general feeling of despond­ Private paid stamps and alj has grown to such proportions that it'■ fame., says Everylu-Iyta Magazine. ency, weakness, ami debility you should PROBATE ORDER. . Ftrtflof Michigan. Couaty of Harry, ss. has been deriddd by the company to have Invcntctl it torpedo ••’tuveying nnd at once strengthen the stomach and di-. the stamps you may require, At a session of-ike Probate Court for tne. ljulurgo their plant. The building is to gestive system by the use of Mi o-iia. made to order. propelling s.rirteni whkh if xacwssfnl Cauuty of Barry, holdrn at thu Probata affiw In tbe nlty <if Hastlnin.tn <ald county ou Wodnesday ' JAS. H. ATKINS. does awny with tlie torpedo limit nnd .There is no liquid, no alcohol, no th® ixt day of Februaiy In tho year one be 625 feet long and foar stoi lee high, reduces the snbiunrliie in lu possibili­ Spoonful doses with Mi o ha. Just one thousand Dlt»- h ind n-d and five. . including the basement aad Is to be simple tablet out of a fifty cent box be­ Present. Ctias. M. Mxek. Judge <A Probate. ties. Tho bustaetut of the tnrpetlo l-ont fore eating, and o.„^ avustomach will DWW11 your soon In tta> matter of the estato of Ami I’arrott built of cement blocks at an expense of In to convey the tori’e-ln wifolti sitik- ! become j-ostrong and healthy that vuu ._.t dtMMML On n-adlng and fillnz the petition dnly verf- about $40^00. The present plant will Ing hl" distance <liirt:i itr<> of <>f the Ilin battlcsblu h-tl 1 !<■ Inn or crulsr-mls. will will be lu>r-;>rin nrnnf' Ask A sir W. \V J. f Hollo llnlta.­ germ. i»roof.* fidi. of Chartex M. Itarrctt, son of said deceased. be used fur the finishing rodto. When way to show you the guarantee under er and to discharge the torpedp. I'taylng that an enter or decree may l»c made by “ Th» haw* FaLU Routt. tmicoortdetermlnlux wboareur were the taw­ the new plant is complete tlipy will em­ The Herwhoffs projioM-. to ronstrui't which he sells Mi ona; costa nothing ful heirs of-sald deceased and entitled to Inherit 'ploy about a hundred additional men. a larger torjicdo than the present stand- unless it cures. her estate. Hastings's* follow* • Thereupon It Is ordered, that Saturday the | ardized Whitehead nnd to use It Just 13th day of February. A. D.. >«r.. at io o'clock EASTWARD! A good action is never lest.- It is a In the forenoon, fie assigned for the hearing of The prosecutor and coroner of Kent i as a small whalehack boat would be said petition nnd Hurt the heirs at taw ot said employed. Two men wearing life pre- treasure laid up and guarded for tbe decva»ed and nil other persons Interested In cuuuty are investigating the death of acrtcra set out udtb It from shore or doer's need. — Calderon. said retate, are required to appear ata *cs*oi; Mo. KM, Night express, of xald Court, then to bo bolden at tho probate Mrs. Thirza, uf Lowell, wh > died last from large vckm-Ts'-rod navigate it offlcc. In the city ot Hastlnxt,ln Mid cousty. August under suspicious circumstances WESTWARD Within striking distance of the [enemy’s PineulM is the namp of a new dis­ No, 107, Grund Rapids express. and show cniue if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not tie mnted. And -tt Her brother, Emmanuel Scott, thinks craft, point It. -hx.-fc the ateeriAg gear, covery pump in a new way. fA certain No. lbt>. Grand Rapid* expnywIs dnrtber ordered, that said petitioner give No.im, MigL.Ti.......... cure for all Kidney, Blood and Bladder slip off Into tho waler and wait to lie that she was poisoned aud is causing notice to the persons interested In said estate Pacific express diseases, and every form of Rbeuma No. 101. of the pendency of said petition and the bearing the investigation. The coroner has picked up. Trains Nos. ibl. 106, ioc and UH, dally. thsreof by canning a copy of this order to bo O. W. Kuoat.Ks, - -- The torpedo thus launched witli far tiam.. 1’ineules relieve Backache and published in the Haxtixoh Bannkb a news­ ordered tbe body to be exhtimed in orKidney pains permanently. If yon W. 8. BAiiifob -, Agent, paper printed and circulated In said county of Chicago. better alm than from a tube aiad with need such a remedy let us show you the Barry, once In each week for three suecostlre [tder to make an analysis of the wo­ Hastings. a longer carrying range could scarcely wonderful i’ineules. Sold by Fred L. weeks previous to said day of hearing. man’s stomach. The coroner has learn­ full to sink Its victim. As It] Is now Cham. M. Mack. IiXaC-nxcox. . Judge of Probate. ed that Smith acquired considerable the percentage of torpedoes that "ar­ Heath, the druggist. ; ■ Prolnt- Register. . property under his wife’s will. Smith rive" Is but one In twclto. If n man . f^True Copy. I Mothers can safelv give Foley’s treats lhe matter lightly andgdeclares can cross the north Atlantic [p a six­ Honey and Tar to their children for I'ROBATK ORDER. that his wife died a natural death. teen foot dory, ns has been-dohe more coughsand colds, for it contains no Tbnntablo. In effect OcL. 23. im Ceettal Staogard Time. opiates or other poisons. Sold by W. State Of Michigan. County of Barry, m. "T! than once, two men should be able to At a session at the Frobato Court for t>«It. Goodyear, the druggist. . navigate a pneumatically sastained foanty of Barry. liolden at tlie Probate office tn tlie city of Hastings, in said county on Mon-, Herreshoff torpedo In some very rough day me JOtli day of. .January In the year ose weather. Delton S-.MSU t nous rod nine hundred and fire. CASTOR IA For the convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers at one time, all subscribers to the Banker who are paid up to dale, can get the Bannebiftpd any one of the following for one tear iu advance as follows: Banner and Detroit Daily Free Press.I 83 05* Banner and Detroit Dally ‘Jour­ nal. l.j............................................. 3 05* Danner and Grand Rapida Her aid...];...................................... 3 05* Banner and Detroit Semi Weekly Journal.. Banner And Detroit Free Press Farm And Lire Steck Journal., Banner and Michigan Farmer... 15 Banner and Chicago Weekly In­ ter Ocean Banner and New York Tribune Farmer............................ .............. 30 ’To those living on Rural Routes btily. ' . These dpeeial rates are offered as an accomodation to Ba:snek patrons and for a limited time.- Llet your supply of winter's reading now. If there iu any paper or magazine not on lhe above list on which we can save you money । we will wy and do so. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than $1.00 wheather In combination or alone.. All special prices are made, on the other papers in the combination. Nolle, PINE UL’ANCH FOHCTE1X8 THE WKWHEII. If It is set’ll font -the data obtained from tho apparatus do not agree with thorc of ordinary airometer* jit is tne.reiy necessary to curve ur Ht$i|gbtcn the branch Iu such a way'as to place it ut the ptflnt liidlcfiipd by tkei ordi­ nary barometer. In reality ibis barometer I* a hy­ grometer. which is Included In the n: inber of those little Instruumts In which varied movements are oirtninwl by means of dilation or contracting) un­ der the action of humidity and (irytiess. The instrument, however, is to fee <-onP ineudwl for the case -yf its manntartnre and for its decorative asjavt. Andrew Sprague, of Allegan, who waa injured in the East Paris wreck a year ago last December, has settled with-the I’ere Marquette company for 84,070.11. , OH i'rton.l U your part very diffi­ cult to pinyBarnstormer—WeD. ratliThe Richardson Si Ek company, of ,*?r! I'm liv’ig on one meal a day and Belding, recently shipped a carload of playing the rule of a man wttli the silk thread to a customer , in Chicago. gout.- Detroit Fns- Press.. Tbe consignment consisted of 82 cases, whose combined weight was over 0 tons This shipment with that of the .two days previous made a total of over 12 tons shipped in three days. 10ur dubbing Rates.» Sheriff’* JL TWIG BAROMETER. COASH’S ijsn siia llwdtags , lv vu p m <r. Lanstog Grand Rapids S:B6:( 8 S6 4 J ......... *•.: 7:10... OINTMENT derftil CURES. We Guarantee every box. If not entirely nttafactory to you ess house in our city. COASH'S OINTMENT cures Etnuna. Salt Rheum, Tetter. Ptl««, Uicors. Plmfles. Bolls, Poisonous Sort*, and far tehlng Piles (X)ASH’S(HNTMEXT has no equal, and also braL cuts, burns, bnitees, scalds, chapped cracked or rough Imnds and all Skfu Disease*. If your druggist has not COASH'S OINTMENT tn stock, dont letblmseU you *oim«thlBghe elalms is just as good, lor WASH'S OINTMENTomlbe eqnnled. but send dln-ot to n* acts In postage or eotu aud we will mall you.a full sized 3 ounce box port paid to any addres*. Joseph fl. Goash MtQ.Go. Goshen, Indiana G.F. A. THE CHILDREN are pretty hard on ahoea. TRY Our *Mr IRON SOLES. We make a specialty of re­ pairing all kinds of foot wear for Men, Women and Children. - Try us once anfl gel satisfaction. W. J. MICHAEL a SON TWO COBBLERS. �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRARY, ts. W , WHAT THE International Correspondence Schools The Banner s Snort Slones! Rheumatism Wh»t KIND » k. *nd WHERE ■» from CONSTIPA- OF SCRANTON, PA; Are Doing for Technical Education work and they approve it, but they do not know the exact nature of that work. THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT WILL SERVE TO EXPLAIN THEI'R J^IGHT _ OFF & Hitichman Courses to the prospective student and our Corps of Our Work Instructors for guiding him after he enrolls. There arc • Our work is to gather technical knowledge from all three phases of our work: I—We teach unemployed people tbe theory ot the quarters of the industrial world; arrange it into special Copvrtphl. 1*1. bu T. C. AfcOurr oxuracs for special classes; and impart it to all am­ work they want to engage, in. RESULTS; position* ■6 easily and some­ bitious of advancing. . . , secured; , ... days . , of dnidgeiy shortened; . quick promotion. TO GATHER THIS KNOWLEDGE and clarify times avoided altogether; quickpromotjun. Twoml)lr> hnd Imh-u tratc|itos with . 2 ; it wc maintain our'Factilty and intermittently employ tlie , —We teach employed people to do ineir work notHlent finttafacUon the rery urttatle ter. RESULTS: more responsible respousi..^. positions; better pay, fofnmen. superintendents, managers and engineering ex- ' ter.^ 3—We teach dissatisfied people to do■ — what ts mwke K’irl«n'l» he wira rtpeltoff off bl» pertsofmany of] the leading industrial establishments. ~ - - how — — — ,.,, .. congenial tothem. RESULTS: preparation >o»i for new work TO DISPENSE IT, we have_____________________________ our Field Organimtioa for luncheon cigar. Suddenly hta ___. 1 I.... .1. .I..,". — rrnrm mt explaining the_ peculiar„ —advantages of our different before leaving the old; rapid progress in the new field. fiance fell to of tlie girl bending over a deak by the window. Our Plan Evidently ahe wu» puazled.by tbe let­ Our plan embodies the following distinctive features: 1—We furnish ail necessary preparatory instruction. ter be hnd given ber to hta father’ll 2—We provide drawing instruments And experimental apparatus with each course requiring them. Venezuelan repreaentptlve. She ahlft3— We' explain facts, principles and. processes so clearly fd her position to throw a better light ... . that the student quickly comprehends and remembers them. Crt <l>b Ml uU nufiil to tM tax’ Reprrxexfativr whew 4 — We illustrate our instructioniwith ’ all YiewsTplans. scc»n the book. Iiwldentalty It brought atams it (hea daewhere is (Ms •a&asnccmeaL tions and derations tlntf will contribute to its clearness. her profile put sharply against the early InUimational Correepondor.ou Schools. 5— We give concise rules and practical examples showing Gentlemen—Please explain how Lean qualify ; their application. tfternoon nunllght Twombley forgot . . . for position at left of which 1 have marked X. , ill about the amoke wreaths. 6— We grade our instruction so that at no sjngt o( his pro­ Mechanical KnpneeT .. Mnnldpal Engineer “By Jove.” he said to blinaelf. gress is the student confronted with insurmountable difficulties. . .. Bridge Engineer Machine Designer 7— We criticise and correct our student’s written recita­ ... Kailroad iSigtneer •that’s a profile for the sculptor. 1 Mechanical Draftsman l orrman Machinist ... Surveyor tions, and send him special advice regarding his course when­ wander where ahe sjirang from and ' ever necessary. foreman Toolmaker t ... Mining Wngfarer where the governor found her." Foreman Patterarnnker .. Mine-Surveysr Foreman Blacksmith ... Mine Foreman ■ ' ‘TTbe governor,’' otherwise Thomas ... Cotton-MillSupLT Foreman Molder Gas Engineer , Some Interesting Facts and Figures Twomljley, Sr., bad l>eeii calks! aiul.. Woolen-MiH SupL Ref riserat foh Engineer ... Textile Designer , dealy to London, and Thomas Twom... Architect < Traction Rnxtnrer We employ about 3.200 people. Electric Enxtnt-er ■ .. Contractor nnd Builder •blcy, Jr-, was sjwndlug hta summer in Our mailing department handles about 15,000 pieces vt Klectric Machine DeMgne- .. Architectural Draftsman the’ ofllce instead of at Newport or on mail every day. • Rlectxictan , .. Sign Painter EJect ric-Ltahtinc Suf.. ... Show-Card Writer •ome friend'd yacht. «» was hta usual We use about 1400 worth of postage stamps daily. WectrioRallway Supt. ... Chemist Last year we issued about sUty-tliree million (03,000,1 * <0) •ustoui- The summer. nights in town Telephone Eugtncvr . .. Sheet-Metal Draftsman pages of instructioc. were something of a revelation to the ... Ornamental Designer Telegraph Engineer ' Wireman ... Prospective Draftsman Twelve years agefwe had onljyone course of instruction and young man, who. despite his city birth, Dynamo Tender ... Navigator enrolled our first student. We now have 152 courses and Motonoan t ... Bookkeeper knew little of city life, so mud. had about 600,000 names on our roll. z 1 . -if.W ... Stenographer be traveled with hta mother. « Ragtag Kusner ...Teacher Marine Engineer The girl swung round to her desk, ... Retail Ad Writer Civil Engineer . and tbe typewriter clicked Insistently. ... Commercial Law Hydrstnuc Engineer Send for Further Particulars Tom Inld down hta cigar and bent for­ LANGUAGES iTAVGHT WITH PHONOGRAPH ward, watching her vurioualy. It must | French | .... | German | .... | Spanish 1 be devillls^ iutrd to work like that when you know you were meant for better things, thought the young fel­ (•m* low. and the light of a strong resolu­ International Correspondence Schools. tion shone on hta smooth, square ent tddr«M SCRANTON, PENN. face. ■* Ttv. . ............... . Guy C. Longcor, Ionia, Mich. Lock Box 95 “I wonder how she'd l^e to spend _________ _ _____ _ _ _ _ ______ an evening us I do around Town?" Then he paused uncertainly. Would she bare tbe clothes to I Wear? He remembered the filmy, jextravagant SCHEDULE A. gowns he bad seen at tbe casino the nlgfit before Then he mi quickly de­ ckled that she’d look- well no matter wbat she wore. He sttoiled across FTATB OF MICHIGAN. / . the room to draw down) the shades Count! ot Barry. f""Jqst 1 trifle. ‘ The Circuit Court for the County of Barry h; Chancery. ' I ;ln the matter of Uw patlllon of James ft Bradley. Auditor General “BeaHtly hot. Isn't it?" ‘ . •M cteBtatai'f MlchlaanJfor .and In behalf <>t said Stale, for the rale “Very wiirm.” replied Miss Carrutix ■ not certain buds tor Lixe- aiv*ex*ed tbareon. ■’ . • On reading aad filing the peiltlon of. the Auditor General of the without looking [Up from her work. TAXES OF neo. Matoof Mlchlitiin.praying fora ddcrreln favor of the State of Michigan. “If I owned the Stock Exchange or Mrtust well parcel of land therein described, ior lhe amonnU therein VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE controlled big busliietis interests I'd eptwified, ctalmcal to be (due for taxes, hitereat and eharxes on each «>ch parcel of lun>!.and that such land* be sold for the amount* *0 Johnson's Addition. stop everything short In bpt weather.” xiirtnirxl bj tile Stale of Mlelilgan. It is ordered that raid -petition wilt be brought on for hearing nnd She looked up al him v^lth a gravfc -b-a-rer at the Marell tarin of this Court, to l>e held at the City of smile.. “Then I'm afraid you couldn't ILtslltigs. in the County at Barry, state of Michigan, on the ,5th day of VILLAGE OF NASBVILLE. March. A.!».. tm nt the o|M-nlng of the Court ou that day. and that own a yacht and X shooting box lu the aUiwxuis intererted In sueh lands or any part thereof. desiring to Adirondack*.” <ontmt U10 lira claimed ithnreou by the State of Michigan, for such l>. Staley’s Addition. taxes. Inten->t aud charges, or any part thereof, shall appear In raid “That's so. The wheels af >onlmeree < ourt, and file with Um: clerk thereof, acting as register in chancery, must grind ou the ycar~annind. I suptlwar objections thereto, cm or before the first day of the term ot this - ANNUAL TAX SALL above mentioned, and that lu default thereof the same will be lak'wi as confessed and a decree will be taken aud entered as prayed for hi said petition. And It Is further ordered that In pursuance of raid decree the hinds described in said petition fur which a decree of ■sale shafi l»- made, will be sold for' tbe serrral taxes, interest and v-haxges thereon as drb-rmltied by such decree, on the first Tuesday in May tbcrealU-r. beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. od raid day. or on the •Jay or day* *ul-u qnt-nt thereto as may be neoesnary to complete the rale of raid land- aud of each an<1 evety parrel thereof, nt the ofiire of the Oouuty Treasurer, or at such conwnlent idact- as shall be selected by him at the county seat of tbe County of Barry. State of Michigan; arid Chat the sale then a tai there made will be a public • ile. and each vare.al deacrilied in the decree alisll bo separately exposed for sale for tbe total taxes, interest and charges, and lhe rale shall be made to the person paying lite full amount charged against such parcel, and uccepUag aconieyanck- Of tbe .smajii-st undivided fee simple interest tb>-rcin; or. if no person will pay tbe taxes and charges aud take a .-onveyaucr of less than the entire thereof, then tbe whole parrel shall be vlTerod and sold. If any parrel ot land cannot be sold (or taxes. >»tl -re*i and rhargv*. such parrel shall be passed over fdr the time being, and shall, on die sneered lug day. or before tbe close of the rale, be reofiered. aud If. ou Mth second ortor. or during such sale, the same cannot ixi sold for the amount aforesaid, the County Treasurer shall bld of! the rame In the name u( the Stale. WUues* tbe Hon. Ch-ment Smith. Circuit Judge, aad the.seal of raid Circuit Court of Ltajry County, this 6th day of January. A. 1»„ l»(B. I AKAI. I CLEMENT*SMITH. Couiiteralgned. Circuit Judge. p. r. BARNUM. RogUU-r. TAXES OF W.>. Township I North of Range 7 West. Township s North of Range 7 West Township l North of Range s West. ixrt commencing 4 73-100 chains west of north M port, south * »Ido chains. 100 chainsi Lot commencing 7 *-ioo chains wret of north \« post, south a u iso chain*, west 1 as-ioo chains, north x 55-100 chains, oust I 36­ 100 chains Township 3 North of Range » West. cHofnej*...... J........ ...12 STATE OF MICHIGAN. To the Circuit Court Cor the Count} of Barry in Chancery: ’ The pettUoa of .lame* U. Bradley. Auditor General ot thv State of Nt'uhlriiu. for aud In behalf of Mild State respectfully show* tliat the -Irtof laodB hereinafter set forth aad marked "bchndula A," contain* .1 description of all the lands in said County of Barry, upon which taxes ware aaseetsod for the years mentioned therein, and which were rrtumsd a* delinquent for non payment of hues, and which taxa* nave not been paid; together with the total amount of such taxes, with mtrrert computed then-on to tho time fixed for sale, and collection fre -mH expenses. a» proridnd by law, extended against each of said parrels of land. Your petitioner further show* to the Court that said lands were re­ canted to the Auditor General under the provisions of act J» of the Public Acts of imo. m delinquent for non-payment of said taxes for said years respectively, and that said taxes remain unpaid; except that lands Included in said ••Schedule A" for taxes of imio or prior : yews were returned W the Auditor General as delinquent for said । laxot under the provision* of the Reneral tax laws in force prior to tbe I vasaage of Act -joo of the 1’nbllc Acta of ItVl, and which taxes temain unpaid. . . Y our petitioner farther show* that in all cases where lands arc inchidea in "Schedule A” as aforesaid for taxes of IMO or of any prior Oir, said land* have not been sold far said taxa, or have been frcreorv sold for said delinquent taxes and the sale cr sales so made bare been set Midi- try »Court of competent jurisdiction, or hare tx-eu canceled a* provided by taw. Your |M<UUMM-r further shows and avers that the taxes. Interest, .-otleutlon fee and expvtrBCs. as set forth In said "Schedule A." an- a valid lieu on the M-vend parcel* of lands deterHx-d in said schedule. Your potUtosjcr furtherHhows that tbe xaM taxes 00 sold described tands have remained unpaid for more than one year after they were returned as delloquint; and tbe said taxes not ha’ing been paid, and the same being now due and remaining unpaid as above set forth, your petitioner prays a decree in favor « the stale of Michigan .....I. .......I f n... .......... ... ■urd extended in said sehedide agalnrt tbe several pnreeh of land conlalned therein, and In default of payment of ctw* said M-vera! sums -omputed a»d extended agalmt said lands, that «wh of said parrels land may be sold for tho amounts dur thereon, a* provided l»v taw. to hay the li--n aforesaid. And your petitioner will ever pray. etc. Dated January 6th. 190&. JAMES B. BRADLEY. Apdltor General of the state of Michigan, for and in Itahalt of Said State. A fulgurite is formed by a bolt of lightning. A geologist gives this ex­ planation: “When a bolt of lightning Atrikf* a bed of sand it plunges down­ ward Into the wind f<r n distance less ■or greater. tranNforfning simultane­ ously Into glass the sHIca in the mute­ rial through which it p.iwes. Thus by Us great heut It form* ut once a class lube of precisely its own sire. Now and thea such n tube la found and dug up. Fidgurires have l»eeri followed in •To tie sand by excavittoas for nearly thirty fret. They vujy in interior di­ ameter from tbe sire of a quill to three Inches or more, according to the bore the flash.” ' o«of s o M north of roed.12 neliof n»M............ Township 4 North of Rango* West. n H of n w J4. CITY OF HASTINGS. 11S7. Township 3 North et Ranges West W n. !4 Of D W W................. w fl. q of a w fl. H north of highway Eastern Addldou. • Blk. Du « and south q of lota >.2«u»4 3....................... *• 10 05 VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. Blk. South H of.... Lota 1. food 3. z VILLAGE OF NASin'ILLE. East 7 feet ot foUowtng description: Bounded eart by Main street, north by railroad, west by.aeetlon line, south by Fuller street s • VILLAGE OF WOODLAND. Township 4 North of Range 7 West. txrt commencing 193 feet sonth snreet. wort oi fret’ north » feet to bottaniiis Btate of Obta. City of Toledo, f M Lutau County. 5 Frank J. Chaney makes oath Chat he lathe senior partner Of the firm of F. J. heney A . Bdoing lualneiM Id the city of Toledo, count* state aforesaid, and that said firm will pa* sum of one hundred doilani for each and y case <tf catarrh that cannot lx- cured by me of Hall'a Catarrh Cure. r /F«axk,J. Chi-.nkv. Sworn to before mr- and subscribed lu my presence, this rth day of fMcember. A. 1). ism. A. W. GI.KAMOX, (hkae.) Notary public. Hrtl> Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acta dfevctly on tta blood and mucous surtace* of the system. Send for torttmontab. free. ''Hail's' SANNER SALVE sola by Fred L Heath, the drurgfcfi Lautlve Bone, and Tar la an Improrament over all CowL I and Bronlehlal rrmsdl,,> It anu^S boweU-drlrr, the TO|™ out nt ,25 35S5’-S"S,Cro"P’ "'booplnrtinrt wards off Pneumonia aud strenahtenc' “And what a lot of poor people they grind dowu-f The girl »nke to her­ self rather than to him. ‘ “Ob. but-the town's not iu» bad in summer,” he said. “It's corking jolly if you know the right sort of |M«ople. I’ve.ltnd some good times the last few weeks.” She looked at him almost pityingly, but he did not notice It. "You know, there are tbe roofs and the gardens, nnd nearly all the fellows lii town bare their automobiles. Oh. It’s not half Imd.” She did not answer, but resumed her writing. He went back to his desk, but the idea of giving ber. an evening out had become tharoughfr imbedded In his mind. About -I o'clock be rose with Htiddcn determination. “Oh. I say. Miss Carruth, letta knock off for the day.” “Knock off?” she said wondertogly. MI don't understand.” “Let’s take a trip ground town.” The girl swung around in ber chair nnd looked at him iu silent amazement. Twombley looked back at ber with an engaging, boyish jsmlle. and the faint flush which bad come into her face died down again. “’I think'we have been working pret­ ty faithfully since tpe governor went away, and we deserve a holiday. I'd be awfully much obliged to you If you'd have dinner with me tonight and then we will go up on one of tbe roof gardens and see the show.” A faint smile curved the girl's lipa, aud ho felt encouraged. “It’s awfully jolly, don't you know, and if you have never seen that aort of tiding you'd like It.” “Ob, I understand,’’ said the girl— “you’re going to give mo just a taste of lhe life you and your friends lend. But It might make me very dissatisfied with my surroundings, you know.” Twombley found himself actually blinking nt her. She put It 1*0 baldly. “Oh. 1 say. that’s not fair. Just for tonight I think we might l>e jolly good pals and forget that my father pays ronr salary.” Tbe girl laughed. Twombley pulled •down the lid of his desk with a snap. “Wnlt.” said the girl; “you must algn these letter*!'’ “Oh. hang It.” he said. “I forgot" XJ’bile he dispatched that work the girl was eloalng tip-her own affairs for Hie day, ihd when she took the letters jmcv u**." «•••.■-----. fired tjat she hnd her hrt on ore-t pair of gloves were caught through tbe handle of her purse. "We’U have time for a spin In l*1* park before we go to dinner." be said. -1 most go home first and change tnj He looked ber over critically Tbe «hlrt waist suit was simple, but It hnd <tn air. He dbln’t fed qnlte so safe about the flnery she might deem neces­ sary for evening weftr. “Oh. don’t bother.4 he «®W quickly. •You look very fit to that.” She Ebook her bead. “I must, go home, oecnwte mother'would worry, and I have no *ar of telephoning- to her.” DID YOU EVER HEAR OF AlMo-phofts Thr rontij ^ari»ttrd to rmr. e . tho Uric Acid and nr treatment tlMtmllkert’itntofjnrtyftmT Vi. J. HALLOW Al­ li,' AtWophoroi lor Mie »nd "ll oh-e von • Question Blank to-fill out 5i‘ utunt to n. tor our Specu.1 FRltE TREATMENT wited lo . your ca<c. Twombley saw that it was useless to smH lhe question. “When nn<1 where shull 1 call for THE AlllLOrHOkOSCO you?” , The giri flushed suddenly “Oh. I will meet you at Tbe park entrance. It’s not fur from our bouse, and I would much rather <lo that than give you the trouble of calling." “All right." said Twombley cheerful- ' ly. find under hta brentb' he added: ”Anbaiued of mamma and the little flat. 1 suppose. You. can’t exactly blame her when she’s made something of berself." At tJ o’clock she met him at the park entrance, and just for an instant Twombley felt actually jUixxled. Her statuesque figure was draped in some soft, billowy gray stuff. He knew sumebowvthat If took nu artist to dr- I sign nniMnake such dress. Her face was shaded by a picture hat of softest Are you a sufferer’ gray chiffon elondtog pink roses. Twombley hailed a hansom, find restful? they drove rapidly through tbe park Wouldn't you to the casino. With n thrill of sathifnition he noticed that as they passed down the aisle between tbe lines of Nearly 1.500,000 women have tables all eye* followed the slender bought Wine of CmiIui from gray figure and low murmurs of ap­ their druggista and iave cured proval reached tils ear He wondered whether this wm a twentieth century down and ovarian pains, ieucorCinderella, this graceful figure nt hta side, transformed by shimmering gray dirtiness. nausea and deaponJaffk from the tailor uiade stenographer eocv, caused by female w^aknew. who bud worked beside him for the 'These arc uot eany cases. past few week*. She was /perfectly Wine of Cardui cures when tbe self |»ossw“‘rd. only a slight flush and­ a sjngutarly bright light In her eyes i pain showed that she was excited. ______________ thing All juitrutuige died out" of Twomtonic of htaling herb*, free from biey's Iwnitng. He was genuine!) anx­ strong and drastic drags. It is ious now to pleaM* ber. AS for the girl, she <lisplayed n knowledge of books, plays and pictures of the hour Wine of Cardui can be'bought which astonished Twombley. Wonder­ from your druggist at 11.00 a bottle and you can begin this fully qdajitivr erratures are the Ameri­ treatment today. Will you try it? can girl*, he divided. That uifert bo the reason why It was *0 bard to tell whether a family had Veen ln»ru to money or boru to make'll Hefqre they re-cntenxl Hie htm-oin to drive tu the Y-oof garden be imd Ifleclded that ■ money really didn’t count after all. ' Th” roof garden m*c:uc<l stupid hdi! I cheap. He looked at the girl ut> bis 1 able, then at the m-cupints in the boxes around him; then be 1<iuuh1 toward her and whispered: “I-OHl get out«of Rubbers in one Winter? this I know It's boring you. We’ll Y ou should go over‘to the Beaurluire for a bit of supper nnd bear the mandolin club have boaght play ” HOOD'S. She rose with evident relief, and they walked through the quiet sl'lf street to an odd, foreign looking rafe ou whore roof the mandolin aud guitars tinkled iimpidly. Here no llgbu blaaril, for L Hood s Pilgnm the moirtilight, flooded the scene Heel Tie girl- leaned back rystflilly in ber chair, nnd Twombley smoked iu si­ lence, studying her profile the while. • Somehow his father’s brownstone man­ sion on the avefiue seemed very fat away. Hia austere aud etitlctd mother / HQOP'X TRADE (sangHSSf) MARK faded into n vague, bavigrtnind. It I , would not be any ointlexetURlon on bta pari, be decidvd. They cualu slip away NOT MADEBYA TRUST to Italy or Japan or some other far­ away place for the hdneymoon, and the world would get through tnllctog about It before they catoe back, a "I Kec” mIJ Twombley. rining. with filmy cloud paused over the mbou. The girl's hand, white uml slender, lay on an npjttaed :amUe. “and If you’ll look after Miaa Carruth for a moment I’d the table, temptingly close within hta reach. He k-.incd forwnrd impetu­ like tq bare a chat with an artist friend I see burled behind a row of ously. atelns.” “Hello, Twombley! What ure you do­ Without ho much as a "thank you" ing In town at thia season of the yeurY’ Twombley scowled at tlie Intruder; Davldsnn droppod into tire vacant chair. then hta face cleared. “Helen, I’ve come back to look after ’.‘HeUo,- Davidson!- When did yon you for always, and. dear. If you’ll for­ land?" Tbe girl Imd made a move ns if to give my aelfiahnews m promise yon rise; then she sank luick in tbe chair, can study sociology and found work her face white nqd set la tbe moon’ Ing girls’ clnlm and endow imliMtrlal achooia-anything, no you will come to light. . • • “I enme in ou tlie I.ucnnia yesterday me." and thought I'd sec surnctbing <rf UHle fwombley had forgotten all* about old New York before starting for ’—' He hnd/turned slightly toward MIm the artist frfend, He wan leaning over Carruth, and just tlM»n the moon slip­ the parapet looking down on tbe flar­ ped from under the cloud, aud the clear ing street Limps. "*^n’l to tiring I patronized her nnd light struck her face. “Helen!” thought there was need of a secret He leaned heavily against tbe table. houeytnoon hi Italy or Japan. Tom. mr The girl's head was bent ao low that boy. you're n foal!” Hr ginneed across tbe urea o]r tables. he could not look into her eye.*. ■ "Jlft•k.,• she stud softly, but not so 1 he gray picture hat and a stiff, white softly that be missed eltlwr tbe word Itraw were dos« together. or the tender accent with which she Itogered over hta,mime. They hnd forgotten Twomblcy’a exAdd oue letter to e»eb or th, follow­ tatence. Now the newcomer pulled him ing ,nd ww wli,t word, mull: self togrther. \,MtlT W ,h' opponlte ot -dr,t“! beg your pardon, old mra. but «od make the opposite ot “krealMt.Mtaa Carruth nnd I were snee-veryv“* or th, race CfXxt—— fHptidw fitul'-... and muk, a disturbing eonnd. “°*! I<’l<” to * and make , aweet ataelUnx Plant TAKE WINE*' CARDUI AT HOME HOOD RUBBERS U A I I ^^X5G,iTAAf-E S,C,LIAN ** Arc von ever aCID b Do ;.>u know ehat . URIC ACID ra the came of yoar sa6enafl£ What have you ever done to kct ta“ Urfe Acid out of your system aad keep it out? Hair Renewer Srnn«\*^n haik Vuw i.ong lnd and t«ps it soft and flossy Stops falling hair and cures dandruff. And it ala-av, color .0 gray hair. Sofd for flf” years. A iHwbtt ..krf |,r dMJ to n!’ nai, Utw?!' »r >b, ™t t.n>** **’< °» •«> tbre. utu. �HAS 1 INGS BANNER FEBRUARY i$, 1905. NORTH MAPLEGROVE. CARLTON CENTER. Frank Miller, of Ohio, is visiting old friends and schoolmates in this vicinity. Mrs. Ben Demaray will entertain the Berryville Aid Society Thursday Feb.23 Mr*. J. K. Fowier wili entertain the Lad lea Aid Society of the North Evan­ gelical Church Thursday Feb. 16th. . Mr. aud Mrs. William Strong and Supt. aud Mrs. Bennet: of Naahville spent Sunday at Mr. George Heyman’s. David Roush Is quite low with the rheumatism, and little Mabel Ostroth and Abe Caxier are confined to the house with bad colds. Nearly every one in this vicinity is suffering from the grip. The Dorcas society met yesterday at-the home of Mrs. John Shriber. , Mra. S. W. Rowlaud was confined to her home with threatened pneumonia tbe first of the week. A good number from here will attend the Round-Up and the Farmers' Insti­ tutes in Hastings, Friday and Saturday. Quite a number of the younger men in this vicinity attended tbe initiation into the ’•Oriental” at Freeport, Monday uight. JONdAl (ONVENTIOH QUtEfc EE4AE EANGLE better qualir, him tor further Mrrlcr ! ?0“*ll0“ Pro««<iiDP. "or wm It .9____ THE HYDROSCOPE. OPENING LETTERS. With A very clever instrument iuu» beer A abort time ago an arromeat wm as judge; the republicans of Barry intimated directly or (indirectly that devised by an Italian Inventor. Cava County ' in convention assembled LaClair was not wanted for the crime here Giuseppe Pino, by which the bot carried on in iny presence that greater j alleged. aatoniahed me. Tbe tjueation dlacnaaad recommend that the delegation chosen toai of the sea can Im? examined wilt was concerning the privilege of open­ j In view of the situation as it now by this body to attend the Fifth Dis­ a clearness nnd ease which have hither ing. letter* coming to the home regard­ trict Convention at Charlotte to be ’ proves to be tbe tax payers of Barry to_been impossible. The inventions an less of the fact that they were nddreaacounty, who foot tbe bills for tbe ex ­ at"present in dally use, says the Lon td to Nome member* of -the fatally act held" this day shall not only give Judge , Smith their unanimous support, but tradition papers, travelling expenses, don Sphere, tbe operations being super present at tbe time. As I listened to rised by the inventor. the arguments I realized haw tight a shall do thqir utmost to bring about sheriff’s fees and other chargee, may The hydroscope--such Is the nam< bold the desire of gratifying curiosity his unafiimous renomination. We are > pertinently raise these questions; given : » tbe instrument for seeing ob­ had procured upon us. \ confident that the republicans of' HowemldMr. Walker, while prose­ jects i.i tbe sea or on the sea bottomSome hold that tbe opening of all; Barry County will not only give Judge I cuting attorney of Barry County, with Is constructed of steel and in shape 1* letters was a privilege allowed parents' any degree of consistency, tho ’ acting LasC week Wednesday about 20 of the Unde Joe Smith in a fit of violent Smith their hearty 'support, also' as attorney for M rs. LaClair, agree t<r like a huge teiesco;>e painted down alone. Others ueeniedfo think that a ward into coral caverns or sunker friends aud neighbors of Rev. and Mrs. coughing last Sunday ruptured a blood that .tiiy voters of the county without protest Edward LeClair from criminal ships instead of upward at the sun ot lettet; was household property. A few declared that. ;is a rule, they did not John Marshall gave them a very pleas vessel in the left ear and suffered con. regard to party will with pleasure give proceedings, when It would have been tbe stars. . their votes to a Judge who hus.fitfo<l lielieve in the Indiscriminate opening ant surprise. All report a good tune. siderably until relieved by medical Its complex system of lenses, twelve of mall. Still, they felt that as an ex­ the place without the suspicion' of his plain duty to begin such proceed­ The Social at Mr. Sam. Marshall's wax assistance. In number, answers to tlie objective ception to this rule huslmnds and wives ings if LaClair were guilty of crime? partisanship!governing any of his offi­ not well attended on account of the Great interest is being manifested by 1 To be sure Mr. Walker wrote the letter 'glass of a celestial telescope. Togetb gboirid consider it their prerogative to . bad wmther. There will be another lhe people in this vicinity In regard cu cial actions.’? |*in which this proposition was embodied er with the internal mirrors they pro open’until addressed to each other. The* convention then proceeded to’ carpet rag social at the same place Feb 'phones. There will probably be-several After listening to tlie oplulonsi brought as the auoruey for Mrs. LaClair, but dace a very clear picture of the sen bottom, the rays of light passing up forth' I fopud that I -stood alone in 24th. The ladies are to bring a lap sup­ "phones in tliis vicinity as soon as spring elect the foilowihg twelve delegates' does that excuse him? the tube to a sort of camera obscura thinking that a letter should be opened the'Judicial Convention to be held > for per instead of a box supper. work commences. Why should Sheriff Courtright be al ­ at Charlotte:! Rev. H II. Van Auken,' only by the one to whom it Is address­ to mmus think lAbimr LaClair WM was iu in ’.nuiiaio .Buffalo Deputy Hoot, of Allegan, will be here P \ C21. .1.. t- n u n , , ,, *lowed ’»’»» W Last Thursday Mrs? C. H. Charlton ed. I felt timl. although I might have i S'; r >heu »•’<’ entertained the Ladies Aid Society of Friday evening, when he will inspect some curiosity concerning the contents. .. . ,"1' ’ ' ‘ ‘ bad reason lo believe that be-was In BarryviHe also the teacher and pupils •work in the Grange in the second and Nurrl. I would have no right to open that Hop-; Drilwrt Moore. Hi,Hand, j MlnnM.„llh-, epistle even though I felt that I might of the Branch School. The school en­ third degrees. After \he regular work Frank Mclx-rby, N-b-me^M. H B..«wh, dw h. „ot lntorm „„ Bul!C(>M<)r ‘never be accorded the privilege of joyed tbe treat very much and wish to refreshments will be served.. wk w 00, l^Ur- otmeifMUta tbe oue .0 that Barry reading It. . . ' thank Mrs. Charlton for the interest she There will be several changes in this " Sunl'lr " | county could bate bw-n aared tbe ex As'far aw, parents are concerned I takes in them and their work. vicinity this spring. Mr. S. W. Row. The deleitaiton to the Suu- Coit.en | p«JM. ^dlUCUIr lhe trouble-UiaTSS must nay that I feel sure that n ma­ land and family will move to Hastings, tion to be held In Grand Rapids the caUl.ed'> jority of children take jnvat delight in RUTLAND CENTER. and Mr. Davis and family from near Hth eonslsle* of th- f.,l>wlnB L. W.' lt .p'pwrs from tbe rorre.pond.oce showing their letters to their parents. Mrs. Parker Erway will entertain the Lake Odessa will take their place. Mr. Folgbner, NMhvlll,-, chairman: Don. |l»,lween LaClal, and Mr. Walker that We all know how happy it mnk’« a Rufus Hosmer will be succeeded on the McU-ay. .Xasb'tn-: K. T. French and . A..S| for dinner Friday. Frb. 17. child to receive's personal letter. How* fl3| i5 w0, ,l0. ,,,.4 wilhl„ lhe much, greater l« the delight when they Chas. Whittemore and Forest Havens t^nlWor/.,n,r„b.r Mr^R®luh- J. G, Nag I er, Middleville: C. Grt^- j t[Ine ttJfrtt4.d. Was the warrant issued are allowed to open and reed it! If are bits? putting up ice. We ' “ understand ““*“''J 'that' ** Mr” *" Elmer ......... E Kii g ‘nner, UrxxUfmd; O. V. Sunt. Rutland; ; wllh , ,iow 0( harrTillg lb, wtOe. parent* ba'.c the full confidence of wili rent his farm and go to Kansas J- C, Ketchum. J. M Bauer. A. £ I ment? W xfi. Havens and family s|»ent Sun­ Heir children I think they wili not find and that Mra. DuBois, of Grand Rapids, Kenaston, Wj R. Cook. P. A. Sheldon ‘ It looks as though these criminal proday at George Havens. them wanting In thia little act-of filial will occupy her home, now occupied by and C. w. Mlker. City. I reedings were instituted by Mr. Wicker resjieet. * Alice (Barghduf went to Morgan last W. Osboru and wife. f I camiot understand why b*sbands The t'luvcntlon then ndjourneil. I to assist in effecting n settlement of a week to cure for her grandmother who nnd wives think they can lay aside the Th*; conventloiT was very heartily Id 1 civil case, ip view of the fac( lbal is ill. HIGH BANK. common courtesies of life in the home, favor of Judge Smith, and took r-h«-i the terms of the settlement were agreed AtintjLiza Wood has gone to Wm. among them respect for each other's Miss Edna McIntyre is assisting Mra’. property. 1 hope I a to not speaking Havens^tu spend the remainder of tbe Sam weejU’ with her'househoid duties- sure In manifesting its approval of his ji upon a month before the warrant was nomination. Back 01 Judge Smith are issued, but which LaGlair had not car­ too strou'g.-but I .think that where there winter. ? F. G. Silsbee has sold his farm aud the united, solid ranks of the repub­ ried outjiince he had failed to send the In lack of trust there M frequently lack As there was no school at the Normal expects to move off about the middle lican party In the county. ?C'I of love.;- Brown Rook. ' cash. In one of Mr. Walker's letters last week, Ella Lathrop and Floy Er. of March. to LaClair he is said to have observed way speot the week visiting schools in There have been several teams haul HAIRPIN HOLDER.^ that he, Walker, understands a warrant this viefcity. ing logs from the S. 8. Ingeraon farm is out for LaClair. A Pretty «n<t t'srfal Ornament Fnr Wm. Otis went to Charlotte Tuesday the past week to Quimby. If tbe facts are as given ns, it looks thr l)rr»»lag Table. CAVALIEKT. 1’IXO'S HTDIMMCurE. in the interest of the Eaton and Barry James Freeman and wife and Wil strife, greed,commercialism and mater­ to us as if Mr.. Walker had mode an A pretty ami useful ornament fS 'Insurance Co. lard Ickes aud family spent Thursday ialism seem to dominate. Instead of unwarranted use of his official position. house nt the top. which floats about any woman'« dressing table and one The house aud contents of Wilson at Ray Freeman's at Dowling. Believing that the matter of putting the surface1-and is capable of holding llmt cnii easily be made nt home with indicating the decline of religion they , but little expense in n hairpin basket. Wbitright burned to thu ground Sat­ I Will Hoffman had the misfortune to rather point lo the reverse, to the near Barry ^county to such an 'expense as four people. .■ The amount of light, tuidcr the' sur­ A five, cent basket Is filled with loops urday night about ten oclock. I lose one of his nice colts last week. He coming of a movement that shall lift was incurred^iu the case should be in­ face- is considerably greater than is of thick worsted and trimmed with tllmAri them out mit to tn exercise avArnlu. and atiH it It got the world co higher jmd better things. vestigated. Prosecutor Pryor brought The funeral of Mr. Jacob Scheurer, a !’ turned generally imagined. The inventor of bows. Into the worsted are stock the former resident of Rutland occurred at ' its leg broken. It was a hard blow, as While there is reaction froju all great the case to the attention of Judge the hydroscope fca-s himself Ix-cn.able Smith, (askingjlthejappointment of a to read a newspaper lying on tbe sea' . the Podnnk Church Friday. Interment' It was one of a matched team and a line religious revivals, civilzation never loses committee to Investigate ana report bottom nt a depth of .'Utt) feet from the what it has gained frotp them. In the Brushridge cemetery. horse. The positive indications pf the near upon the action-i of the sheriff, the surface by tl>c ordinary daylight pene~ present prosecutor and bis predecessor, tratlng tbe water. A special meeting of the Grange will • revival are these: Mr. Walker, in the entire proceedings. be held Friday evening Feb. 21th. The Tbe water at the bottom of the scat NORTH IRVINQ. Greater earnestness for better govern­ is very often clearer than nt the sur­ Deputy yill be present to* instruct the Not much going on. All are sick ment of cities, states aud nations, members. Now is lhe time to learn with la grippe. A celebrated Irish lomwllun Went In­ face. as the sediment “ink* in the still Greater philanthropies, and lhe setting water, whereas at tlie surface sand something. . Mra. John Trego and Arthur Wiliitts of higher standards uf public life by to 11 barber's shop to get slur.e# and, nnd other matter nr»‘kept In solution by finding the barber- out. be determined visited the latter part of the week at those who will be powerful influences iu lo have a little fnn la-fore his return the constant movement of. the waves, MORGAN. Woodland. tbe moral upHfc of the world. Wider So h? tqok off his i-out. put on a thin- the force of which to not felt a very . Elder .Carpenter attended district acquaintance with the needs of the net one and quietly wattid for a cus­ few feet beneath the surface.Maud Hutchinson began school Mon­ quarterly meeting at Sarnac last Sun One of the most romantic things yet world, better understanding of the ha­ tomer. An old gentli-miui nunc in soon. day after.two weeks' vacation. day. •‘Sbave, sir??' srfld our pretended bar­ accomplished by the ’hydroscope and Ben. Newland and sister Gerai of voc which sin works, a larger interest; i ber. tbe raising apparatus has been the — Clarence Iloughtalin is again worse, in the needs of those who have In the The old gentleman took a chair aud bringing to the surface-of u,n old Bpnn* his trouble taking a decided turn for Glass Creek, were guests at Joe Willitts’ past been neglected All these are posi­ Sunday. the comedind iH-gau to lather, expect­ ish galleon, one of a numerous tii-et the worse. tive signs. • ing every moment the barlwr would sunk in the bay of Vigo in 1702. • Frank Travis returned lo bis work at • John brinkert has moved out of Mr. Stead believes that the spark appeiH- Five minutes pnsMx! and no Unfortunately the old hulk proved to Shultz, Monday. ! which will set the world aflame with barber. Five mon- and still* no barber. have so rotted away that It rolled over, Morgan aud on the Delong farm, south­ A .ll ASX.Hr HA1RHX UOXUIKK. The Joker Itegan lo get desperate and broke in pieces and again sank .to the hairQins. nnd the colbr of the basket east two miles. religious zeal and enthusiasm is now in STONY POINT. Wales, where a revival is in progress, von.-elved a bright Ideu. Putting Up bottom. The metal Isilts which held decorarious should match that of tho ' Miss Stella Cole Is now able to be out, Iteiayed Letter. under the lead of a converted miner, I his irrush lie quickly 'changed bls coat the timber* together find evidently other thiQgs upon the dressing table. having entirely recovered from a very Arch Graves is affiicted with rheu- which has moved Wales as it has hot again, took his bat. and was about to rusted almost completely away. To tnaife sucVa basket even more at­ severe spell of sickness. i quietly step out behind the gentle­ tractive have « set to match it Feath­ matism. been stirred since Wesley's days There ; man's back when that worthy turned Adam Eberley broke through the ice erstitch n dainty acarf. pincushion too TO ABOLISH SPECTACLES. Mra. Solomon Varney is able-to do is a complete absence of the denomina­ bis bead aud exclaimed: on Tbonmpple river last Tuesday. He and handkerchief bn< In the color of her own work again. tional spirit aud only active interest in "Here, sir. aren't you going to shave silk used in trimming tbe basket and went iu up to his arms but got out with­ men for their own good is seen. ,Thealue'f • ' ■ Mrs. Bewy Brooks, eighty years Old. usb Imws of ribbon of tbe same,color. out 'assistance. Hope no serious results “No. *ilr," promptlj- replied the’ <-otera and dance halls ih the mining dis­ OpUmiHtM believe, says a Britl’-h is very sick with dropsy. will follow. tricts and cities are empty, while in incdlanl “The fact is, we only lather newspaper, tluit Dr. Btepbcn Smith; ■ Royal Barnum's td-iu babies are im ­ The poetmaster of Morgan was off Cut out a pretty picture, following every city, hamlet and country district, bore. sir. They shave four doors lie- surgeon of the eye department of But• . duty two days last week on account of proving from a severe attack of lu­ the churches and hails where religious low.". trraen Park lioi«plt:il. Nottingham. tlie lines cftrefully. and lay It fare • Then lie bolted out of tbe door, leav­ downward upon a plate or platter the .a severe attack of the grip. He has ll uenza. services are held are crowded and have ing the Indignant old fellow to his England. ha» discovered a; new treat­ ment of tbe eye wblclrwill practically renter of which suits tbe site-of tbe Rev. J. A. Allen,'of Hastings, will been for months. It privacies all class now however, resumed his post of duty, abolish spectqckw. It i-»-5ty!etl “manip­ picture. Mix a little piaster of pnris attend district quarterly meeting at es, the rich, the poor, tbe titled, and the wratli. {although not fully recovered. ulation of the rye" am! In gentle and with cold water tn Um? consistency of Saranac the last of this weekt lowly—-ail are laboring unselfishly for j gradual, otvnpylng a few minutes cake dough, stirring constantly until . The n<T0j*slt.v <>( tipping with n InvNORTHEAST CASTLETON. , The quarterly meeting herelast week the good of one another. dully, causing hji pjin him! having no all lumps are , reducM. Then place' hand In strongly cnfbrcwj In a res- injurious- effect of any sort. Some pa­ was a decided success with Rev. Hud’! There ia plenty of snow now. carefully- upon tlie picture, smoothly Mr. Stead pointe io South Africa 1i isb fniirnnt. 'near tu.nr the 111«> station Hlitlloii at -it . IPontiuMI taunint ’onqieiL Tbe infant baby of Mr. aud Mra nutt iu charge. We say Brother Hud- where a great religious movement. is In n prominent .position Is placed a tients tire cured In a; week, and lu all* filling the renter of the dish, but not catsra Improveiricnt Is 1 rapid. displacing the picture. In twenty min­ niitt come again. uniting the Briton aud Boer,after years gaudily framed sketch of the interior Barry Wellman is very sick at this Thirty pntUmts who had been obllg- utes the piaster will Itccome bard Tbe revival at tbe Free Methodist uf race antagonism. He believes the of the dining room, with two «-ilents.■ ed to wear spcvtavles for a lung time enough to be readily removed, las one '.writing. 1. The Coabs Grove Ladies' Aid Society church is still in progress with good Anglo Saxon countries will first be inking their departure. One of them, bare so far 1*000 fronted by DE Smith, would remove a pic from rt| plate. imet at James Ehret's last Thursday results, some have been converted and moved, and then Russia and Continen­ n cowed looking individual. Is strug­ and, with a single oxeeption. all have Make little holes with. a penknife tal Europe, and that it will be world­ gling Into his overcoat, while two discarded glasMUi and can now read, where ribbons should Im? run through a number have been sanctified holy. ;aud sewed carpet rajjs. wide in its extent, and will mark the waiters stand near-IRm. tbe one smil­ nt cither long or short distances, as to hang the plaque. Choose ribbon to The L. T. L. did not meet at the ASSYRIA. beginning of a reign of righteousness ing derisively nt the other, who dis­ well ns people who have never needed harmonize with the color In the pic­ plays a tiny coin with a gesture of mlstahce. home of John Mead last Friday night ture and run through the holes, Jetting in the kingdoms of the whole earth. .lay Davis has the mumps. tierce‘contempt. Ob the opposite side ■on account of the bad weather and Tlie cures of myopbi. hypermetropla Ihiws or rosettes appear on tlie face No one. whatever his religious doc­ of tlie room n guest Is seen surrounded J. Edgar Cole, of Woodland, was'the iroads. trines. can fall to be other than desir­ by three waiters, one helping tilth with nnd astigmatism are said to be perma­ of the plaque. Tinted plaques may guest of Berl Tasker last week. nent. be made by using one-third alabastine The quarterly meeting was well atous that the day of the .moral aud bls cont. another brushing bls hat. tlie of the desired color with two-thirds of Mr. and Mrs. Garrison Moore are vis­ iteuded last Saturday and Sunday at the spiritual uplift of the world may be at third bowing obsequiously nnd holding tbe plaster, mixing them thoroughly iting friends at Hanover this week. Martin church. Elder Chase, the pro­ hand. We can all help it along by liv his walking stick. One of the much disetuutod questions before wet’.:ng. This requires several Mr. and Mrs. John Ketcham attend­ ing our beat, and doing our best .0 em­ The moral is obvious, but allowance of 4he day on which there are almost hours for drying, but comes out all aiding elder, delivered some fine peris made for the proverbial obtuseness ed the school association here Satur­ phasize that quality of Jiving in mons. as many opinions as individuals is the right. of northern nation*, and underneath quantity of food one should eat. The day. private and public life. ’ THE PERFECT WAY tbe picture is Inscribed In large letters. most reasonable estimate yet made is Married at Paw Faw, Feb. 5, Miss ■•‘The Results of Benevolence.''—London probably that which: fixes ono-twenin every bousehoid should be act Margarettv'Tompkins and Mr. Sanford REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Chronicle. tloth of the average weight of tbe iaide a small room (if this be Impossi­ Scores of Hastings Citizens have Plumb. They will make their future ' WARRANTY DEEDS. ble, then n large closet) -for the pur­ body ns t ’-e .average daily quantity re? Learned it. home in Paw Paw. pose of disinfecting all street clothing, Watson O. Woodruff to Charles A number of years ago. when the quired. If you weigh 140 pounds, you lucre are many dislnfeclajnts on tbe . If you suffer from backache, A. Woodruff 80 acres sec 1 lliould consume seven pounds of food. At th$ spelling contest Saturday eve ! There is one way to cure it. ' Rutland......>8 2400 00 United States by its congress was muk- This Includes drink ns well as solid market, inexpensive and effective, that Ing. a tariff bill one of the- sections Tbe perfect way is to cure lhe kid there were eight pupils that spelled Nehemiah F.ConklinjoGeorge s'lll not barm the moat delicateTabri? the eight hundred words. The result of -.enumerated wimt artlclra should Ije ad­ food. But It in "ridiculous to set down »r coloring. A formaldehyde generator neys. Conklin 50 acre# sec 3, 24 aa a hard nnd fust rule. Such a quantity A bad back means sick kidneys. , . 1100 00 tnltifed free of duty. Among tbe many the contest was a tie between Asa sec 2 Johnstown might kill some, and tlier> is 0 case on will be found entirely satisfactory for Neglect it, urinary troubles follow. articles specified were "all foreign fruit ­ Stanton, of Briggs, and Alululah Briggs William Shafer to William L. this purpose and well worth tbe trouble Doan's Kidney Pills are made for plants," etc., meaning plants imported record of a man wasting away on a tnd expense. This exlgeary is doubly Herrick parcel sec 4 Orange­ of Ellis schools. diet of seven or eight pounds of food kidneys only, ville.............................................. W 00 for transplanting, propagation or ex­ a day. He cut down his diet to three- mperative regarding the clothing of Are endorsed by Hastings people. periment The enrolling clerk in copy­ John L. Young and wife to, Elmer Sponabie, foreman lu tn«»<-!c Boot lonsemaids. Thp place* they visit If Baby is Cutting Teeth. ing the bill- accidentally changed the qy:iTiers of, st pound of liquid and the ire naturally unknow-n to tbe mlitreu taetorr, living on Grand street, says: “Doan's William Merrick parcefsec 4 xSoey ITllikrelb- l*»t remedy of lhe kind 1 lame of solid food, and as a result be Ke sure aw! uw'tlUrt old’and well tried rem Orangeville..... IKS 0D hyphen In the compound word “fruit­ jrew stout and lived to n rl|»e old age. it the house and l»cyond her jurisdlcidy. Mrs. Winslow's Boothtng Syrup, for cMlplants" to a comma, making It- rend, Iren teething. It soothes the cb'ld. softens the John L. Young and wife to don. and mneh contagion conveyed on ealn in Ihr small ot my beck. Whenever puns, allays al) pain, cures wind uoHc and Is tbe “all foreign fruits, plants," etc. As 1 William Herrick parcel sec 1 I sauebt coM 1: settled In my Kidneys, causing 5«t remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-centos their clothing has entered our homes Orangeville................................ 52 50 result of thia simple mistake for n faMooWnlenre and suffering. Learning about bettla./ l>oan'3 Kidnoy Pills. 1 procured a box at W. H. The pulse register of Dr. Gartner of jy this means.—Harperis Baxar. year, or until congress could remedy Homer C. Lowden to William ManZan ia the Pile Remedy that iioodyoars drug store and took them according ■Vienna has proved very sitcctMmful in N. Lowden 80 a sec fi Barry.. 1006 00 the blunder, nil tbe oranges. lemons, to direction*. In a short time they relieved the reaches tbe spot and stops all pile pain teckaebe andjsit my kidneys lu a better condi­ Instantly. If you-suffer with Blind, J. Dwight Chase and wife to bananas, grapes and other foreign lessening the surgeon's work in watch­ Leave tbe bathtub clean. . tion than they hmi boeu in for a long Bleeding, Itching or Protruding Piles Evererett Clum and wife 40 a fruits were ndmltied free of duty. This ing the cinuh'tlon of patients under Wipe the marble around tbe face boFor sale by all dealers price 50 oenta and want to cure it is only necessary to see 19 Woodland 2850 00 little mistake, whV.-h any one would >e- anaesthetics, it-consisth of a watch­ dn. ' Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole use ManZan, the Great Pile Cure. Sold like box. wlm.-b Is attached.to tbe pa­ QUITCLAIMS liahle to make, yet could have avoided agents for the United States. Remem by Fred L. Heath, the druggist Don’t leave the mirror splashed and by carefulness, cost tbe government tient's forearm nnd with bands that ipeckled. Carrie Kress fo Jacob-Kress ber the name, Doan's and take no other. lota Hastings....,..................... 300 00 not less than $2,000,000. A pretty cost­ rfre moved over .the dial by n sensitive 1'ut everything back In Its proper Wheu vou need a pill it is always spring, very accurately showingtho ly comma that. • . Winter coughs are apt to result iu best to buy the best. Dade’s Little pulse ami poise and uioou blood pressure vibrations. viurauoiw. , place. ■ , Marriage Licenses. Pills are are 1the beat. Try them.'; tt even reve.1. note, .ctlon K twbl. | ■?*"*! "" “ T* ,re consumption tion if neglected. They — can* Liver rm.— - ----------7 of own Sold by up lby using Foley ’s £he7 J1*??* .T* a Elray C. Smelker, Irving be soon broken — - — *• lh«t ti» cannot f«l tt. »*“ ,both,'r '» ob’‘'"8 U1W* the druggist. ad jar. ■ ^ red « Haxel M. Price, Irving Honey and Tar. WORLD WIDE REVIVAL Folly’s Honey >«i Tar cures colds, prevents orwronh* �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRARY, r$. *9° 5 IO NEAftLY 102 YEARS OLD WEST WOODLAND. GEftKEY. Snow is getting very deep and roads are drifting badly. f Our school teacher’s rig bad to stay in this vicinity last Friday, tbe roads, being In such a bad condition. Protracted meetings are still in pro grass, no converts up to the present time. Cards are out announcing the wed­ ding of Charley King and Valenta Cunningham on Feb. 22nd. John Demary and wife are visiting bis parents and other relative* at this place. COUNTY CONVENTION PEARY’S NEW SHIP. Continued from first pageMildred and Agnes Reesor are sick twelve years’ service on the bench, with tbe grippe. AD that experience and all that the and that he had so served his district cunning of the naval architect can John and Anna Volte, of East Wood­ that every citizen felt secure in his •uggest <»y» the Scientific American, land, visited at Henry Schalbly’s lait personal and property rights so far as will be combined tn Commander PsiThursday. The W. H. M. S. win Meet with Mra. these rested in the fairness, justice and ry's new ship that he Is having built J, T . Lombard on Wednesday Feb. 22 Miu Esther and Hereto Durkee were Integrity of the judge. He concluded In Maine for his final effort to reach guests of Jay Hunt and wife in Carl­ at 2:30m. by naming Judge Smith as the unani­ the north pole. Fashioned of unusual ton Sunday. The subject of the Thursday evening mous choice of Eaton County repub­ strength and girded and armored as prayer meeting will be “The call of the Mrs. Heise is spending a few days in licans for the place he had so well was never arctic craft before. It is .Nations” at Baptist church. . Grard Rapids, caring for ber Bister, filled. ’ Commander Peery's belief that he may Mrs. Geo. Schneider, who is very sick. The Hastings Musical Club will be Rev. H. H. Van Auken, in behalf of be able to force hta way through the entertained by Mra. Cora Busby, at her Mrs. Lillie Barker was the guest of tbe Barry County delegation, seconded, Interfering ice until be has carried hta , home next Monday evening FetT. 20 Miss Urah Baine last Friday. the nomination of Judge Smith. He vessel within reasonably easy striking The Epworth league next Sunday referred to tbe clean and Ideal home' distance, of the topmort point of Uiu Mrs. Bitset Is much improved iu evening will be led by Mrs. Chas. Barn­ health. , • ' Mrs. Gilbert and son and George Sears, life of Judge Smith: to his sterling Klobe. Tbe cross sect iofl of tbe bull here, aby Subject “Glorifying God itx Onr Mahlon Senter and wife, of Carlton, and family visit* d Charles Sears at worth as a man. to hta high ideals of Home.” manhood and'citizenship, his broad shown glvea an Idea of how the vessel visited at C. Senter’s last Saturday. Freeport last Sunday. On Friday evening tbe youug men of sympathy and love of his fellow men. will lie braced to meet the arctic ice Mr. Wolcott and family, of Wood­ Frank Short had a sick horse last floes. ■tbe Baptist church are invited These combined with his good judg­ land Outer, spent last Sunday with Friday night. As can be seen, tbe craft is built to to spend a social hour at the church DEATH OF MRS. J. W. SAUNDERS. Forest Jordan and wife. ment. knowledge of the law. his fair­ withstand very bun! pressures acting Mariah Woodard is visiting her sister parlors. ness and high sense of justice made Her mauy friends in this city were The W. W. G. C. was royally enter­ The subject of the morning sermon greatly shocked to leant Saturday of tained by Mr. and Mr*. John Bulling and other relatives in this viciniy. him an Ideal Judge. . Roy Dlllenback and wife bad a pro at the United Brethren Church next the sudden death of Mrs. J. W. Saun­ at their home in Woodland Center. The Convention by unanimous vote gresilve pedro party last. Thursday Instructed the secretary to cast the Sunday will be “Faith Triumphant ” ders, of Middleville, wife of tbe editor Herman, Louisa and Amelia Hauer evening. Saturday and Sunday Evangelistic ser of the Sun of that village. Mrs. Saun­ ballot for both delegations for Clement and Wesley Hookes visited Ora Add­ vices will be held. The Aid Society meets with Mrs. Smith.' This was done amid much en­ ders was a women of such genuine ington’s school in Carlton Center last I Hatton on Thursday of this week to Saturday evening Feb. 18, at the womanly qualities as endeared her to thusiasm. Thursday. r-> sew rags. G. A. R. Hall, a Club of .the W. R. C. all her friends and acquaintances. She A committee of which Judge *Stine. A sleigload of young people surpris ■ ladies, wi>l entertain the post members was a good wife and mother, a Christian Mrs. Tasker is the first to report see of Charlotte, was chairman, was and lhei4 wives and tho W. R. C. and woman, who sought to have hrrJIfe Miss Bessie Weaver at the home of fug a couple of robins this week, but we chosen to bring Judge Smith before their husbands. Supper at seven. A tell for what was right, lu his 'great Miss Urah Baine last 'Thursday eve. think they must have been hunting for the Convention which had so heartily short program. sorrow, Brother Saunders will have the Tbe evening wan delightfully spent I something to eat instead of spring. renominated him. His appearance was cboos sEcnox ox hvlu with music, songs aud game*. Apples The* Lkdies Aid Society of the U. B sincere sympathy of his brethren of the and popcorn were served. W. tiutolpb has rented the Burdick the signal for hearty applause. .He normally on the «kle*. bllgex aud bot­ church till! serve dinner at the G. A. R press and all who knew Lis beloved ' thanked the Convention for the honor, tom. Mini tbe shape of ber irows sec­ farm. There will be al box social at the . Mali ou Saturday Feb. 18 for the benefit wife, aud who can appreciate how " Edith Barber returned to her home and feelingly referred to this added tion is such as to tend to raise the ves­ of the Teachers'and Farmer’s Institute. much' it will mean to him to lose home of Andrew Geiger Thursday for at Morenci last Tuesday. expression of guod will of those whom sel out of tbe water as tbe ice pack A cordial invitation is extended to so true a wife and help-meet as she the benefit of-tbe U*. B. class in Wood­ he had tried to serve faithfully. He said presses upon ber below water. Ed. Stairs and family from Odessa A heavy white oak guard. 8 by »»» was, and one who tilled so large a place land Center. everyone. Price 15 cents. he knew that he had made mistakes as Sundayedat Mrs. C. Stairs in Carlton. inches, will be worked abreast of tbe in the life of her husband and ber fam­ Rev. John Smith solicited aid for any man would in his position, but his plank sheer from Mem to stern and so The subject uf the Sunday morning Jule. Sbelledberger was visiting his ily. The funeral took place from lhe Mr. Oier. who so recently lost his house­ fixed aim bad been to discharge his securely fastened to tbe fraiuea, plank service at the Baptist church will be home this forenoon and was largely at hold goods by fire,with excellent results. son at Hastings last week. duties fairly and impartially, and to see ■beer and waterway that It will be •'State Missions." The annual offering tended. J. Spencer lost a due Syr. old colt -for this work will be taken al this that every litigant who came before able to supjiort tbe weight of the en­ I'Austifi Barnum and wife. Deck . time. TMv theme of the evening will be THORNAPPLE VALLEY PIONEERS Sprague, and wife of the South town last Friday nlgbt. him had his. just rights. He would tire ship: On tbe face and underrid<William Lee ia uo better. . Tbe doc continue tn that line, and believed that tbi» guard strake will be protected by “Progression or Retrogression." • The eighteenth annual meeting of line, Frank Wellman and family, of Young people are especially invited.;! the Tbornapple Valley PioQfflr Assocj Castleton, Mrs. Ida Durkee and Fred tors says his limb will have lo be ampu- bis experience of nearly twelve years a heavy angle bar of steel. Tbe pur­ pose of this guard strake la tw«dold! tated. Mr. Lee has been sick along time on the bench would be of much assist­ The Men’s Club of Emmanuel church , ation will be held in the Village of Durkee, of Carlton, were guests of J. . j with a sore toe. He ha* had It taken off ance to. him and he hoped of much flrat. to add gTvntiy to the longitudinal will give another social entertainment |j Caledonia Wednesday of next week H. Durkee’s the past week. stiffness of tbe ship. and. second, to but tbe wound does not heal. benefit to his circuit. on the evening of Feb. 28th, the pro ' commencing at 10:30 a. m. An excelserve to lift the craft out of the wa­ oeeds to be devoted to a fund for the I lent program has been prepared for the The republican County Convention ter. either by jacks played Qpon tbe ’ EASTWOODLAND. PARMALEE. building Of a rectory. There wiU be IJ meeting. Judge Smith will deliver an was held as per call in tbe City Hall Ice or by tlie upward pressure of the The cold is severe. The snow deep. Ice park Itself rahblng Under tbe coun­ , address. Judge Perkins, of Grand Rap Willis Wood, whu was numbered on Thursday, and was called to order dancing, a short program ot music and j Feed the plrds. among the sick last week, is better. readings, games etc. Music will be । ids. Is also on the program for an ad­ by John C. Ketcham. Chairman of the ter of the guard. Will Euper visited at the home of To tnke the worst of tbe rub of pass furnished by Troxel's orchestra. Re­ I dress. W. H. V’an A very is suffering from a County Committee, who read the call, John Davis «-n Monday. freshments will be served and every­ and then called Lee H Pryor to pre­ ing ke the l>uw. the stern aud tbe wa­ severe attack of ueuralegia. ter line will 1* armored. Tbe bow pro­ David Leedy, of Scottsville, visited thing dons to make the occasion enjoy­ GUN RIVER DRAIN AGAIN. The revival services at Shiloh have side as temporary chairman., A. E. tection will consist of ouc lueb steel able. The entertainment wili be given Judge Smith opened court Monday, bis sister Mrs. 11. Townsend last week. closed and the Moxon carry all has Kenastun was made secretary. plating worked from the keel up to The usual committees on creden­ at St Rosefs Hall, Tickets *50 cents. Mrs. Ida and Phlla Hitt were guests been stored away until another year. taking up the Gun River Drain case. tials. resolutions, permanent organiza­ ' three f.'-et above the water line and exteudiug aft for teu feet Tbe stern Those opposing the drain had not fin­ of Mrs. Laura Sheldon on Tuesday. tion -and order of business were The valentine social given by tbe Y. protection will be of like strength, ished th^ir case when the adjournment E. T. Cole and E. Welch are hauling P. C.,at the home of Moses Robinson, chosen. SILVER TEA. reaching from • the keel up- above Un­ was taken. There are a guod many wit­ the ship lumber, cut on the former's Tuesday night, is tbe special feature of Now Mrs. Rogers on Broadway, water line and extending forward for nesses to tie examined in behalf of tbe place, to Woodland. , Will celebrate the natal day this week. Tbe Japanese, like tbe Chinese, bare fourteen feeL -Tbe water Hue armor­ drain. Tbe probability is that the case Of him renowned from sea to sea, Mrs. Vila Baroz .ls ou the sick list Mrs. Frank Linsenmayer is very ill no alphabet lu tbe ordinary seriM*. ing. extending completely between tbe will consume lhe better part of the week. this week. • By giving then a silver tea.at this writing. every word lu their written language bow and tbe stern protection, will b< On February twenty-two, “Uncle”Clinton Sheldon who has been Vern Thomas, who is attending the being represented by a separate char­ of three-eighths Inch plating, five feet With mirth and song and much ado. CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF quite ill for some days is reported an Ferris Institute at Big Rapids, is ex­ acter, says Csssiar's Magazine. In wide, one foot only being above board BARRY A EATON. One thing so plain that all may see telegraphing U these languages, there­ at load draft. W. H. Griffin, ex-treasurer of Eaton better. pected home the drat of next month. There's nothing like a silver tea. , fore. about 10,000 wools are selected, Tbe vessel will carry two deck Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee spent a day Come one and all aud bring your County, desires us to announce his erfhJessie Wood is stopping a few weeks and figures ranging from 1 up to 6.999 houses, and tbe forward one. whkb didacy for the presidency of the Barry with Mrs. Elina Miller Guy in Sunfield, with Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder, of are allotted to each word. Each word' friends, will be portable, will be large enough And note the charm your presence A Eaton Insurance Co. Mr. Griffin will lately. of n message to lie transmitted by tele­ to accommodate Commander Peary, Caledonia. be remembered by our readers as the lends, graph in these languages Is then first tbe scientific staff aud the uffieera ot Mr.and Mrs. J. Lehman was called gentleman who ran three years ago for gheu its proper number by the tele­ the ship. When the ship has reached And if a dearth of dimei you toll. to Campbell by the death of a friend CARD OF THANtSS. tbe same place, receiving over 200 votes graph clerk by means of n dictionary as far north as it Is possible to force Two nickels will do Just as well. last week. Wr newly Uuuik oar Mad nHfhbom and ' which fan*.been prepared under tbe au­ ber this deck houm* will be carried at that time.______________ Mr. and Mrs. Meyla,of Holden, Kan­ friend* who Mibted u* durtn< the «lekunu. | thority of the government. These ashore to serve as winter quarters and. PROBATE COURT. death MdtMrU] of oar beloved wife and Uster; ' AN INVITATION. sas, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. -Jeo. tn tbe mlnlMrr (or bls comfortlnz word.._____ , । numbers nre then transmitted by the I upon the departure of tin* sledge expe­ Estate of Elias Lockhart, deceased. '• I Mon* alphabet. am!, when received, dition, as a storehouse for the more Im­ A special invitation is extended to Hitt .for a few days. cbdir for tbe Macing rendered, and to tbe W. c’. U» i| ta translated - ------------back u>iv into luv tbe portant supplies. he citizens of Hastings to attend the License to sell real estate granted. Sale T. IK and W. IL C. and other friend,Uor for tbe Mrs. Ruby Downs aud son and T. March 31st. Chlttwe or Japanese characters by benuUtul Oorsl oaerin<«. joint session of the Teachers’ aud Tbe motive power will consist of a 1 ml crick Uart. I reference to a corresponding dictionsingle invent'd compound engine, driv­ -Farmers* Institutes at St. Rose’s Hpll, Estate Simon Baldwin, deceased. Or­ Barnum and wife were the guests of E.’ P. Barnum and family one day last ing n single ten foot screw, and a three FTiday eveuiug at 7:30. An interest­ der determining heirship entered. week. masted scbtxiucr sailing rig. ing program will be presented by some Wm Mala. Estate of John Morgan, deceased. Steam w ill l<e supplied by two water <•• Main of the best talent in the state. No ad- Order appointing Geo. E. Coleman ad­ I Bfarcle races wlthont leaving the C. Scofield and family, of Woodland, tube boilers. Under forced draft the ndmission fee. starting ptace. which nre said to be lhe ministrator entered. Bond filed and spent part nf last week with his father in­ latest craze In places of amusement In engine will l>e able to develop T. Scofield In East Woodlaud. J. F. Edmonds, Pres. Farmers' Inst- letters issued. ’ ■ Barta, are described In Popular Mechan­ dicated borsepuwer,and.under natural J. C. Ketcham, Com. of schools. A very .tnricnl origin, dating buck to Estate of George Woolett, deceased. | Mrt. II. Nichols and Mr*. A. 0. Kil­ draft Ijfi.O txxlk-sted horsepower. ics The wheel ta fixed la a frame Tlie vessel** .principal dimensions Order for hearing Huai account of ad; Patrick and daughter Mabel visited at the time of tbe old Egyptians,.has the fastened to the hoar. 'When the rider 1 ministrator on March Gth entered. | L. Brown’s in E. Castleton on Wednvb widow's cap. The Greeks tmrruwed tagins t«> j»edn! a belt from the rear arc: Length ou load water Hue between MEN'S CLUB ORGANIZED. from tbe latter the custom of sharing pen>eudlciilnrs. 1S1 fevt; length over day last. Estate Sar<ih R. Flemming, deceased. Tbe Men's Club of Emmanuel church the bead and beard in time of mourn­ wheel drives a small electric generator. all. INI feet; beam, maximum, at load The current thus produced ta conducted "was permanently organized last week Petition for appointing administrator Married, on Sunday at the residence, ing. The Roman* copied, but. being a to a ^iuotor on whevta nnd carrying a water line. 32 feet;.Iteato. nutxirouiu. at a meeting held in Colgrove A Potter’s QltMi. Hearing March 10th. of Rev. C. D. Jarvis, Miss NanieGuv, smooth shaven people, hud uttly the flag The track on whh-b thertnotor oxer gw.rd strake. 34 fret 2 inches: office, the object being ta promote the Estate of Frances E. Herrick, deceas of East Woodland, to Mr. Louis V bead upon which to operate. This, travel* ta marked In distances, and mean draft, if. feet; full load displace­ social aud financial interests of. the ed. Petition tor probate of will filed. Jobn^n, of Charlotte, Mich. Cengra- when shaved, they covered with a wig. ench foot of. track requires ra much! ment. about 1.5ou tons. ‘ The womeii did not necessarily shave ohorch. The following officers were Heating March,3rd. tulations. their liendK. but they were careful to work by- the rider as would have car j elected: COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY A large company of friends and (hide their bnlr beneath a cap. The use rled the bicycle one mile had It been’, ’rec to run ns under ordinary co nd IFree. P. T. Colgrove. of FOR SALE. schoolmates on Friday evening helped । crape upon -the arm Is a' naval and Hons of use I Secy. M. W. Ricks. Small farm, or exchange for a larger. Master Loyd Towns to remember that (military emblem of iH'reaveinont. come .to us from days of chivalry, Good buildings, fruits of all kinds, Friday was his fifteenth birthday. Re- down • Treas. Will Stebbins. ’ Although the problem of color pho­ ____ ___ > *.inamUl. ladles fair bound scarfs upon It was voted to hold club gatherings good soil; three and one-half miles fresh ments were served and a very when ’the arm* of their champions a, they |; At Alkoo hi Denmark, n dynamo has tography is still far from solved, from Hastings. at intervals of three or four weeks dur­ happy time enjoyed by the guests. । been connected to a wind motor and went tn I m ’ ti — «• progress is -being occasionally made. A to teat their -kill and courageto conn ^ , « ’ “ » « w|, OTIS H. DenOTT, ing the winter. UO Incand-M-rnt lamps run very ef- new Gertpan discovery—that of Dr. tbe tournament RURAL ROUTE NO. 6. .oVtively Difficulties as to the steadi­ Koepig—relates to printing from tri­ HOLMES CHURCH. ness of such power have t>ecn overcome color uegutivea and depends upon tb«« Kl*ht Dolnff. The L. A. 8 will meet with Mrs. Jen­ One’s rightful work is'often halted by an Ingenious American farmer In use of paper coated with collodion so nie Barnum Feb. 22nd. i.ll are invited by fear of what others will say about Kansas, who has Installed a water mo­ lotions of colorless . coni)K>unds of tor or turbine, run from tbe tank of hta Miss Ruth Handy, of Hastings, visit it Thia may be even more a barrier large windmill and connected to a dy­ green tab blue, cherry red ami yellow dyes that develop the original colors un ed ber aunt. Mrs. M. P. Fuller, the lat­ to the work than the fear of hot doing namo. thus obtaining lights for his res­ tbe work at all. It takes courage to ter part of the week. exposure to light The set of three do what we believe we ought to do idence and buildings. Wind motors negatives ta first made under the usual The many friends of Mrs. M. C., when we thhik we shall be criticised ind dynamos were carrjed on a recent j light filters. Brown, of Grand Rapids, who has been , or misunderstood or scorned. But the Polar expedition for the same purpose. | The printing paper ta first coated at tbe U. B. hospital undergoing an real calamity Iles In not doing what | with the solution of the dye that is Forestry ReservM. 1 changed by light to greenish blue. and. operation will be pleased to learn that | we ought. Of this it is well to have The first forestry reserves were made she has returned to her home and is so strong ia fear that we shall have for the general object of preMWlng the 1 after drying It ta exposed clout thirty courage to face whatever others may' forest and without specific relation to seconds tinder 'the negative taken improving rapidly. % of our right doing.—Maxwell's Tai-1 the great problem for which later they through tbe red filter. When the re­ Mrs. Sarah Strickland, of CarltoJviB- j say Is man. ' Red Mra. Sacket Friday. were to provide tbe only solution. Now quired depth of color ta reached It ta they are seen to stand nt the center of I fixed In n solution which removra the Chancey Williams visited his brother .----Wyndham, io u««rn M. P.. In hta . out k-wuM. muu come poncy public land polkytheofwood the nation, for unaltered dye c-?m|iound. The paper Mr. George at them Albert, who is sick, Sunday. ta then recoated.- this time with the Glasgow address as -rector of tbe uni-1 ‘out “r of them *1'*'----®se the ' wood and tlie wnMr. Hebei, of Vermontville, is buz­ rersity alluded to the story \lmt the : ter and the sntsa which are indLspensa- collodion for the red print, and exj»osed In exact register under the gnam nega­ zing wood for R. B. Murdock. Scots who founded the kingdom ot i ble for the founding of horuM.—Gifford tive. After this Is fixed tho thlrtl coat­ Pinchot. Beatrice Bump, daughter of Mr. ahd Dalriadn killed nil the men nod women | ing is made, nnd the yellow image ta Mrs. Ed. Bump of the town line was who were Picts and spoke their non­ Cereloped under tbe blue negative. buried in the Fuller cemetery Monday. Aryan language. “I know thut. only : At. pnbll. ®.l« Of five w’onta of the Pictish tongue reMies Ada Kenfield, of Hasliugs, vis-, imiln.” he said. "In nu examination _____ _ ,-nnrrt ef Enercy. wm ..-ry koocked down but„ ,boe_ ! Water power Is the most natural ited her cousin, Mire Jennie Pariualee which allowed to candidates a free,wLH, ........ ......... innocently, I aud moat truly ecouamica! Mmrce of m»k,r.nmmwiuent who my |nD 1)u, recently. choice from nil languages I should se- • KfTptof„„.,„| tbe vcrowd, grept amum-iuent O f •> _ . enetUy. Every ton of coal burned In ran asked if ♦»—. There was no service- at tbe church iect'the Pictish language. It It to «ked If thm , producing power la. so far’ as our mastered In one minute. Sunday on account of the condition kliocraaklnk to iw ,oid knowledge goee. Irretrievably loat; the of the roads. proevti* involved in its utlUzatlon is Ir---- ---- mnlMCK. I reverstble. On the other band. In Tak­ Mr. Everet Clum, of Lake Odessa, is “Every time you speak.” said the^ \ Ho- (entbuslaaticaHy)-l love erery- ing advantage of the energy UMMeasly moving on bis place which he recently goo<! fairy, “pearls and diamond* will • . Thing that poetic drop from your Ups Ups.’’ -<• is - grand, ‘ue benutttnl. P«'rl«u». tn* "*• expended by rlvera and etnauns, use Is bought of Dwight Chase. ! and lovely. I love tbe peerleM. the se-. made of a cycle provided l»y nature. •Hut'."” faltered the gentle maid, I rrene *ne and IBuf. ami the n— perfect In life. iu«. Sta-How aue—How Miss Beside Fuller and Miss Jeunie “don’t you thltik that, under such cir- F°n ma,rt ,'1Te me- dnriing! Why did Tbe water used In producing jxmrr Is cnm-tan.'Mi pea Hr nnd " diamonds may । T° u not Pr-MX-e before? Parmelee visited the former's sister, |I cumstancea, yon must tore me. darling! Why did raised again by the evaporating antion . ’ you not nrnnoa* • Mrs. John Bulling over Sunday. of tbe sun and falls aa rain, thus re­ bKV“" Smufun, „>m g •9TM MJUIM PQWDU GO.. N£W YORK. plenishing the rivers from which tbw supply taken. At that Advanced Age. Mrs. Lucy Jackson Myrick, of Middleville, Died Monday Fu­ neral Today. Monday, at tbe borne of her oply earvlving child, Mra. William Shontell, of Middleville, Mrs. Lucy Jackson Myrlch died at the great age of nearly 10S yrs. She was born in Vermont March 20th 1803, and lived in that state until 1885 Since that tlmeshe has resided in Indi­ ana, Illinois, Minnesota aud Wisconsin, । finally settling in this state. Her bus­ I band, after CI. years of happy married jife, died at Rochester, Wis., in 1884. ^he was the mother of seven children, of whom Mrs. Shontell alone is living. The funeral will occur today. Home Made Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis­ cuit home-made. They will be fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco­ nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer­ cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-02-22.pdf cdef868f7ae7f1f1e01bd415a8ed5d26 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1905. FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 43. VERT LAME DtftHSE BANNER eroKE s5i",cmNE Irouiimip msiinjif The nan Who did the Deed Unpun- I ‘------- i.shed-Owner HELD IN COURT HOUSE FRIDAY ished —Owner Dare not .Take IS THAT MADE FOR EX-PROSECU­ A Complaint. AND SATURDAY LAST TOR WALKER IN LaCLAIR A young man from (Jwosso went in CASE to a Corunna restaurant arid dropped a quarter into a slot machine. The VERY EXCELLENT PROGRAM quarter stuck - and the young man de THIS DEFENSE ADMITS rnanded and received bis quarter from Small Attendadce Due to the Fierce BANNER’S CHARGE the proprietor. -He tried another Stormsand Impassable Roads. quarter, and that stuck. He demand , ACCIDENTLY SHOT. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. C. H. HACKLEYS WILL INSPIRATION INSTITUTE Miss Grace Mead Received a Revol­ ver Bullet In Lower Right Limb. The Michigan Trust Co of Grand Rapid*, and Thomas Hume of FINE SUCCESS DESPITE THE Muskegon, named as Co.ExecuMonday forenoon‘William Foreman. BUZZARDS AND BAD ROADS tors and Co-Trustees. hiH cousin. Miss Grace Mead,his niece, and Mre. John Mead, of Castleton, her The will of Charle? Hackley was filed r another, were with Mr. :A. B. Foreman in the Muskegon Probate Court to-day VERY 6000 ATTENDANCE !in his living room over Lebenschn's by Kuappen, Kltinhaus, A Knappen tailor shop. Noticing a second hand counsel for the executors and trustees. revolver lying -on the taole, and not It was executed in Grand Rapids Nov. dreaming that it was loaded nor that it Inspiring and Jlelpful Addresses— 14,1‘>03, and consists of 17 pages of type­ The Farmers Round-up Institute was was a self cocking weApotF, Wm. Fore­ ed a like amount from the proprietor writing and is divided into 4J clauses. All who Attended Very Well held In the court room Friday and The Mich igan Trust Company of LG rand That the Criminal Court Machinery who.refused payment. Becoming an­ Saturday. Owing to the hard storms picked it up, examined it, and pressed, Pleased. gry, he smashed1 the machine. The and impassable roads the attendance against the trigger. He was shocked! Rapids, and Thomas Hu trie of Muske­ of Barry County Waal Used to proprietor do?s not dare arrest the wak small. But the program for each when there, was a loud report, and hor FRIDAY A. 31..SESSION OF THE TEACH' gon, are appointed-execuTors and trust­ Force Settlement of. Civil man, because slot machines are .uot session was curried'ont. and all pres­ rifled when ho saw that the bullet had ees, and concerning them »Mr. Hackley EKS' INsFIIC.tTIOJi INSTH CTK. Case--Other Points Not supposed to exist under-the laws ot ent enJoye<Hthe gatherings and re­ aped through the lower right limb of The Institute h*-as called to order says that having unbounded confidence ceived much profit from them this State. M b s Mead. Dr. Burton was soon sum­ Cleared Up. promptly at 0:30 by Commissioner J. in their integrity and business capa -ity, It was nearly eleven o'clock Friday moned. Be found the ball had struck before President Frank Edmunds of Ketcham. The Misses Pancoast and he waives their giving bonds. In the Banner of last week, we the Farmers' Association called the one of the bones and glanced so that it Warner renderedji pleasing piano duet Mr. Hackley d&reqts that the partner­ commented unfavorably upon the ac­ gathering to order. tnUklng « few re­ produced only a flesh wound. Mies ship of Hackley A Hume shall not be tions of F. W.- Walker while he was marks relative to the work before Mead was taken to her home, and will and Rev. S. B. Crandall conducted de­ dissolved by his death, and Authorizes votional exercises. Aftei a rousing prosecuting attorney for Barry county them. . no doubf -soon recover. It was fortu­ "Tillage and Fertility, of the Soli" song by the Institute Prin. C. F. Grawn his co-partner, Thomas Hume to carry in the case .of Edward LaClalr; against nate that the injury, was .no more of the Central Normal college of Mt. on the business of that firm ifMr. Hume whom that oflicial instituted criminal PROJECT UNDER WAY FOR BAN­ waa the first topic, which jvas pre­ sented by Mr. 11. B. Cannon, who serious.\ ■ Pleasant was introduced and piesented so elects, fora periodmot exceeding ten proceedings December 2 ith last. QUET TO BE HELD‘FRIDAY placed much emphasis oil thorough a logical and helpful discussion of the years. A defence of his course in that mat A BIG SUCCESS cultivatlpn of the soil, laying? special X EVENING. MARCH J. The estare is disposed of as .follows: subject "Some Evidences of a good ter appears in a local contemporary, stress upon good plowing. . W. H. He gives to his wife. Julia^E. H tekley, Merrick led the discussion of the'sub­ which seems evidently inspired by the The First Exhibition of the Hastings School.” He began by asking th? ques­ ject. . former prosecutor himself. fre wish to tion,-Supposing that i am a Commis­ his homestead and ail its belongings, WILL BE INTERESTING AFFAIR Poultry Association A Winner. “Corn, the Culture. Harvesting .-and sioner or Superintendent, what should and horses and carriages, and also th call attention to a few significant - kSi Feeding," was presented by L. W. the Hastings i expect to see when I visit a school?" sum of 85,000 a year while the estate is The first exhibition of F points which are not cleared up by this Oviatt. Like the preceding speaker, Poultry Association was? a a splentlicT splentlio p It Will do Much to Promote Interest he emphasized goo.d cultivation. He He answered the question under three being settled; to his adopted son, defense. made the statement ihdt 1( the ground success despite the storms which inter­ ■headings. 1. Physical surroundings. ■ Charles Moore Hackley, 850,000; tn his 1st It does not even pretend to ex­ in the Progress and Good of were properly prepared, he could, by fered seriously with tho attendance, j2. Work of the papHs. X Work of the grand niece, Eva LoulseGraffe, 810,000: plain Mr. Walker's agreeing, while he Hastings. thorough cultivation, ruiw a good crop and with the number of birds exhibit Teacher. Under the first he mentioned to his niece, Helen H. Brachvogel, 8100; was prosecuting attorney, if.'LaUIair of corn even It there were no rains Thursday evening a largely attended from the time of planting to harvest­ ed. There were over 300 entries. The a neat, well-kept school ground and’ to his cousin, Helen C. Clark, 85,00b; towould send him 8134.25, that he would Benjamin F. Deming of Chicago, 85,000; secure a divdree from his wife, settle meeting of the. oflicers and executive ing the crop. Ho maintained that no entrance fee and small admission fefe school room, a room well warmed, light­ to his aunt, Mary A. Clark of Crown her claim for alimony, awl vrotcr-t him committees of the Board of Trade was one could get the full feeding value paid the entire expenses; and left a ed and ventilated, and with comfortable 1’oint, Ind.. 83t4»a. year during her life; of a crop of corn who did not have a surplus of 834 The officers of the held in the office of Thomas & Pryor, seats for the children, a program pro ­ / from criminal proceedings. Neither Mr. * i After discussing plans for securing the silo. Association have great reason to con­ riding* definite periods’ for study, recita­ to his aunt Martha Fuller ofkalanriT Walker nor anyone else can wake any In the afternoon. Mr. Cannon dis­ , n, Dairy cussed "Thu 1 miry Herd ami Its Care." gratulate themselves and the Associa­ tion. rest aud recreation and anade- zoo, Mich.;’a house and lot In Kalama­ legitimate defence for such copduct by erection, of a building that could be clwslxJ used for’ a factory, and by that means' j!j .<-omi ended ,,e v n afcrndod the the selection of tion on’tbeexcellent showing made. piate supply of the needed apparatus-, zoo and 81,000, and to each of her ■ five a public prosecutor. proper brn-d first, and next that the When it was first intimated that there toT* living some’etidences of a good। children, 85()0; to Mary Jane Herron, 2nd. What will not fail to impress obtain the location here of a new manu­ cows he kepi tn quarters that were facturing enterprise..the meeting dis ­ was to be a poultry show in this city, chool on the material side. UndwCthe for her faithful services in his family. the pvoplo is that this defense, of Mr. cfsufortable and well ventilated In cussed the advisability ofalljardof order to insure the best results. few thought, it would be much of an tecond he should expect to eee the pu- W.OOU, to his coachman. Tjtylor Bullis, . Continued on page eight. . , 10 Mre- Katd B. Nellis of .New Trade b'ftnquet. All agreed it would ‘Ftfrther. he Insisted upon feeding such affair. Not. many had any Idea of >i!s regular a;id pup'ctual in attendance. be very desirable. , | I a herd wl’h filo food. sitting and walkihg erect, stendirig , Y°rk City, 82.1W; to Julia?. Wood of what a poultry exhibition was. After considering the subject fori1 .-‘Making , Money from MHU" was fereet in topical recijiatious, not moving I Muskegon, Sl.OtXltjtojsusie BI. W ood of But when in spite of blizzards, 300 PHIN SMITH’S SUCCESSORS He birds were qn exhibition at the City Or speaking without permission, obey- : -Muskegon. 82,000; to Charier Henry some time it was unauimously voted presented 'by ‘Colon C. ■> Lillie. recommended first the selection of to hold the banquet, the time, pliiv cows that produce a high quality.of hall, and the exhibits' were from ing signal-' for better reciting definitely, '■ Hackley Lee of Muskegon, 8X<XX>, and The Rowland Bros. Take Pos*e*» and all arrangements to be left with milk; the feeding of such cows the several outside towns as well as from neat in perwnal apm-arance and court- if hechangvs hisname within two years the following committee; Luktf Waters, silo, food > great care to.pro<h»ce good this city and surrounding country. It euus to teacher and to aix-dates. Un- to Charles Henry Hack ley an additional •■ion of the Jefferson street Feed sum Ul of © 810.000; lb Thomas Hackley , , .... ,• . . . . . sum iv.iam; it> i iiuiuna iiavr.iv» r .ContHi tied on page P. ' A. A Anderson. George Mvnhennick, was a genuine surprise. der the third beadltf hr .hould dxptret Uum), 0, U1„|ler,n. #1,(i00; to JiilU Bprn. Then when one went up to the to Fee the teacher in neat appearance, Hackley Deming of Chicago. gjQtl; to Let M. Pryor. C. l-\ Field. P. A.Sheldon 1‘bln Sniilh has sold his Jefferson St- and! F. L. Heath. This general com-’ second story of the City Hall, and saw havingiier work eoprepared that pupils Ethel Hackley Smith, Helen Smith and GAVE the ... te . ronlinually .. .. .mpl^ed . . .nd . , In- 1 I -ifh Mnrklfv Smith f*'°'.ih children of his feed barns to S. W. Rowland, of Carl mittee was authorized lo select sub how nicely it was swept and how order will . . .. , adopted daughter Erie L Smith, each ton, and.I. L. Rowlaud, of Durand, committees to take charge of all mac Boxing Contest Failed to Come Off ly it was, and the orderly rows of clean terMted, pot allowlnn her rcclUUoiMi lo ,o Juli, UKkle, H,|„bow ot ' who have already taken <MB»ession, ti-xs and were given entire control of aa Advertised. coops filled with all sorts and rarities be interrupted,boldiug pupils toproper j Muskegon, 8100; to his cousin, Mary They are bath young men with families, the function. Neatly printed, card posters were-put of chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys, preparation of work, requesting rather ’uiterly of San Diego, Cal. 82.500; to hustlers .P-fr.0 Tbto -.cummUtefi ’met Friday aud tip iwound the city announcing a " box he realized that he was attending an than corrr.-.nothTS'td’-d’-ncv, not allow-! ,^'“2 \ . , ,. , ; . . ... the Muskegon Humane unwn, run a strfeuy up to-date business. decided that the banquet should be thaCotJrTgalloiwI Clmrcb ol Motka ing contest” which was to be pulled off exhibition that was full of interest, nip hn .dlKlpbnt to approaco the | They are already planning to etilarge held Friday" evening. March 3rd,.‘at St. last Thusday. night at Parkerfs hall. and well worth his lime. breaking point and giving clear and gon, of which his Wife is a member, their already large bairns. S W. Rowland Kusels hall, it was decided to limit Another yepr-the show will be much Coni ludtd on page two. deflnite instruction. * . Local talent and outside (ace punchers has leased the Kelly property on Mich­ the sale of ti.-kj-K to the easy seating were io edify the spectators and bruise-. better, for both the Association and* Miss Margaret Wise of the Michigan igan Ave. and taken possession I L; fapricity of the hall when furnished the'public will have gained much for Normal college at Ypsilanti was. next each other's counSenknceR. Thursday FROM FLOWER LAND Rowland will move his family here with tables. It.-is sure already that night Citme, future no*. their .................... _ ; guidance from the one introduced and presented a discussion came, nut but ine the conirsv contest iniuc came not. from Durand in a few weeks. there will be a big attendance, and those The s-Utnles of the state of Michigan • held last Week. full of practical blnta and atucwtlona Lrtl<.r From Dr E „ L,throp. w h0 who desire to go should secure their outlaw prize lighting, and deline as a ] to teacheisof reading ih primary grades,1 wivm 13* i Writes From San Diego. Cal. upon the subject ^Reading from the , T„- ,.IM DR. EMMA CUMMINGS PARK'. tick41s very soon. The sale of banquet prize flzht any so called boxing contest I | In a letter to The J1an,nhk ordering tickets will terminate on Tuesday, where an admission fee is charged Ph® , Mvi'dieciWe. 3rd .>»•»;: it. e. Erraj FAbruary 28th. so that definite arrange peace oflicers of Barry County could j Prin. Grawn closed tfte prograin of his paper sent to Sau Diego, Cal., |Dr vnd b-n. v-t pullet-. Frank Giddings srd .be preeaikd .. > .upon . .. .to. look ibltelMfoiMtetlWat ........ l.tl.rl Is-rrv inf hr, I Krd cockmenis can be made for that gathering. the forenoon with aictoar and convinc­ • E. H. Lathrop writes as fol towf: RcturneJ MiJkil Mtwloaary Will * t , ... . . . . it I. ,-ud pullet. te-l ptt.;,-L A. Barcunr, leko**- ing discussion of ;the subject “Some This city has grown sitiee i»ur Sa|urday afternoon the committee on other way .. ..e while u-hi 1*. the thp . bruisers bnt.ktprK bruised brillfit'tl . ................. .... ... . ...... ..... siw. Kt c6cJw*irt;' C. NvhuiidfhnfjerMlJili -vtilr. Speak at the Haptist Church Mon. . progi am me.i ami completed ail arrangelast visit from 12,000- to and is and the . managers pocketed the pro­ Kt h<«; Geo. lnj«r ?><! pullet. day Afternoon and Evening. i ■ i!!!11 ‘’“‘J0’””' mentis. The program will be as follows: ceeds. We are glad Barry county has White th K'm-k*. M. W. Htok> t*t cvek. 3rd ben, Ktipen; frrejHjrt JUU-hery (to.. iiieut as a^ilttyj’To flake a school go." We found Ed. Burton wife ‘ “ and*-1*-•here The wamen- of ll.vtuigs will bavd liu<K!«ilvn .. .................. . Rrv. Fr, (tonnor* such qilicvts.________ ’ Kt uud .-nd «x.’kt*el. Kt ain! 2nd lien. 1st pullet. the rare opportunity next Monday to liaiKiiiet.......... :........................ • At <i:aop.m. The primary object In nch<»ol manage­ nicely, settled in a five rbuin cottage, BETTER R. P. 0. SERVICE doing “light housekeeping" and enjoy­ hear Dr. Emma Park. \vho has been hitrodirotton of Tov’tmn'ter.... .•........................ dlevilte, 1st cocVKt pullet; Emerson Edger 1st ment is to make theijHipil self-govern ’ .. President Kellar Stem ing the wonderful climate. Dr. i’olfor years doing the work of a Medical Ton'tnjav.er......... ......................... Lne H. llryor . ■ ccockerel. 1st and 2»*d hen. Sod and 3rd itollet, Kt. jug. The secoiMjary1 objects'are to se­ Should Be Given on This Division of i jitwld .. cure good' order and easy movements hemus and wife and our other friends - Missionary nmong the Zenanas, of the Michigan Central Railroad. are well and happy. India, where none but a medical mis-: ** Board of Trade. Orxanlziitlm; and Objeet,” of classes. As ’ tlw ^teacher bears the hen;. J. M. -Baiter, city 1...iC.F.FIeld After leaving Denver*and Colorado An effort is being made to secure J responsibility for “making the school sionary conld enter. Mrs. 1’ark is very pullet ••What the Ihi'tlne- Board of Trade Baa W hite Wt inbptte *. .John and Will Slathighly recommended as a speaker. ’• go" she must give catefnl consideration Springs with the thermometer al 22 AcfrWltolvd ’’......... Secretary A. C. Hro«i> additional railway poatoiflee service on the afternoon' she will speak to the .. ......... ................................. I ........... QMrtdto trains No. 101 and No, 100; No. 101 itrrjr city. 3rd pop; lied Fuller 2nd, 3rd cock, 2nd to both the physical and pagchlcal con­ degrees below zero, passing through cockerel. 2nd । ull.-t. 2nd jh-iu Freeport Hatchery arriving In Grand Rapids at 630 a.m. 'Co.. 1st cock; C. El Kctebepsw. Grand Rapid*. ditions that tend tv make a good Sait Lake City and over the mountains, Woman's Circle; in the evening she Talks <d> Board of Trade Tojic* .......... L. F Knappeu Grand Rapid* through forty miiee of snow sheds hov­ and N». 106 leaving Grand Rapids at 3rd heir, G. H. Scott. Quimby. 3rd eockrrri. I.. school. Under physical he referred to will lecture on her work in India. the necessary conditions of heat, light, ered with two or three feet of snow, we Ml'* Vlnnte lte;mi 12 o'clpek noon. If this service can be Recitation ., came down the mountains into seem­ 3rd pullet. Kt pair. etc. mentioned.hi a previous discussion secured and it ought to be. it will be o Advantis)-* u( a MIUtud Benefit A-swclatlon, Golpkx WyasdutTkm, G. E. (Jardncr. MidI.C. Barter great benefit to all people living along and added the thought of attractive­ ingly another kingdom and into the HONOR FOR Mu»lc ............ .. . ......... - ........Vocal Soto the line M the Grand Rapids Division of dl'-vllto, 3rd cecKt-rri; Springbrook Farm l»t. ness as a prime consideration id mak­ beautiful >acramento Valley and! sun­ 2nd and 3rd cock. 1*1 and 2nd cockerel. 1st. 2nd EUGENE DAVENPORT Co-opciatloD NeOMHuy to Municipal 1’ru1 the Michigan Central, as far as giving and 3rd to-u. 1st. aid and 3rd millet. Kt |>cu. ing a school easy to manage. “When shine with! ruiLs and flowers on every greK" CKmont Sm'.ih Light Biia’hm.w. Geo. DryeFStd cock. 2nd beauty comes in, mischief goes out." side. ’ them better mail facilities is concerned. What the City Can Ixi to Ah! Ute Work of ami 3rd hen. Fraak B. Shaw Middleville. Kt We spent ten days in Woodland the Board of Trade .'Mayor F. L. Heath Despite the enormous increase of mails Under psychicalcondilions Be mention­ Given Charge of Centralizing the cock'lM ben, 1st pttltol; IhinlHte Sutton, city. Music.1.. .ff-- Quartern­ within the past few years it is a fac 1st cockerel, 2nd ;»«1let. ed the authority ot the teacher, her picked jranges 12 and 14 inches in cir­ District Schools of Illinois. Our City Schools ^ jpt. A. W. Cbjunberllo that the people living along this Divi­ ‘ Bt.A' K LAMaHHj^N. E. V. Allen, Kalamazoo. scholarship, and her ability to hold cumference, visited the Yolo orchard Our City a”<l Ito Opportunities : • her school in critical periods as being of WIO aerc-j- -apricotF, prunes, grapes It will be a matter of pleasure to the sion of the Michigan Central have no Kt cockerel. 1st Feo. 1st and 2nd pullet. ... LRev. II. H. Van Aukea White Lex.khax. C. Sutton 1st cockerel, of the highest importance. and frnitt cf all kinds under a perfect . ....By Everybody many friends of Prof. Eugene Daven­ “America more, or tio better, R. P. O. service than 1st and 2nd puljrt. • state of cultivation. Then visited San port, formerly of Woodland, now Pres­ The supper will be prepared by the they had 15 years ago. Wheii the morn­ I>AKK BitAHMa. J. M. Baner Kt pullrt. Bi rr Cochin, .1. M. Bam-r, City. Kt cockerel, MADE ident of the Stake Agricultural College ladies of the Star lodge. DIFFERENT ARRANGE­ Francisco, the Chicago of the Pacific ing train from Grand Rapids misses ret and 2nd hen. Kt and 2nd pullet. coast. Spent a week at Palo Alto, with of Illinois, to know that the question of Music for the banquet will be fur­ connection with the trains from Chi­ * MENTS. Single CONU Whjtk Minomcah, t. Schonits Leland Stanford University, en­ the centralization of rtrral schools, in nished by Troxell's orchestra. - Mr. and cago and Northern Michigan's happens drltncyrr, MlddlevRle. 1st and 2nd cockerel. l»t Saturday a devoted couple called at dowed with 836.OXMMX). Viiited -The that elate'was placed in his hands for Mrs. Troxell will also have charge of very frequently, especially at this titue 'and 2nd hen. lot. 2nd and 3rd pullet. SisutK-CoMii ici.ACK Mi’nohc.k. Ed Mor­ the court bouse for the purpose of get­ Big Trees” and Saqta Barbara, “ liie investlgatiotf. After visiting several the music for the literary program. of the yeaJ, mail is delayed practically ting that precious little document so Gavdeu of California," then along the stales, where rural school centralization Tickets will b^.25 cents each. ' They an entire '.day, for the reason thapit gan. Middleville, Kt cockerel! 1st. 2nd. and 3rd necessary in etch cases—a marriage hen. ‘ shores of the I aclflc ocean to Ix>s is in force, and thoroughly investiga- can be procured at Fred L. Heath A canuok leave Grand Rapids over the1 Single Comb Knows Lkgiioiuk, Chas. license. They went even further than Angeles the -boom" city of Califprqia ing as to expeuse and effective work, Carveth’s, W. H. Goodyear's, Quincy Michigan Ueutral uAtil 530 p m , and Campbell. Middlcyllic. tst cockerel, 3rd hen; that, going so far as to phone one of (the second city in tije United States in he reported most heartily |n favor of Hynes* or W. J. Holloway's drug store, this makes it too late to be of any ser­ R. <». Erwny Kt and 2ml hen. Kt. tod and 3rd the clergymen of the city to arrange rajrid growth) vrtth its 150JMX) popu|acentralization. He fancied! it to be far or of the following named committee:: vice along the line that day. With R. pullet. (or the ceremony. Everything was .turn. Here we met many' Hastings more effective and cheaper to operate. Geo. Metihetmick, F. L. Heath, P. A. I*. O. service on the train which leaves QuUiibx. 1st ban. l*t an.! ;tk! pbtlfiX. put in readiness in the pastor's home, । people—Mat -Hall and wife, hale and Much’better teachers are employed;bet­ Sheldon .and W. R. Cook. The sale of’ Grand Raj^ds at 12.o'clock noon all lo-. BtlFF'I.HGHoit.x. Jm. A. Mat­ but the coming event didn’t seem to ! ter schools result and the children have tickets will begin Thursday, tomorrow,. cal mail cdnld be delivered al) along thew* Bt .antl 2i>d recker rl. Kt. -2ud and 3rd b<gi (wine. They waited, and waited, and hearty; Mtn. Spence and her sinter; Mre. Hessmer Clark and her husband: the line, and all eastern and western Kt/’tid aiidpid fHifbd KI peii. a better home life. Twenty states now and close Tuesday, February 2b;h. G.S. Hawi-uh**; Emerson Edser Kt eock. then they walte<| some more. Finally :, aHenJ‘»yh»g the best of health, and like have rural school centralization and are mail cottjd be drlivert'd to R. 1*. O.’k at the reverend gmftleman telephoned tb<* ’ all tht people here, loyal to California. greatly pleased with, the change. Prof. JnCkfCti. With R. I’. O. service on court house and learned that the ar ।i The “gude wife" stood the trip w|ll QUIET WEDDING. train No lOUeaving Jackson *ht 2:30 tery 1st cock, miuti. * .< JDavenport is one of the leading ed­ dent couple had changed their minds,! and thinks she can breathe better here At the home of thfT^briderf parents, a. m , and arriving in Grand lipids at Pit (James. John NoMm, city Kt ruck. 1st ucators in Hlinoh. and his Barry Co. and concluded opt to get married. pulltC than in our Michigan home. How hmg friends will -be pleased to learn of his Mr. and Mrs James 'Wooton, on Wed­ HJIO a. m. all mail on this line could, lie we may stay Is ye’, an unsettled qu-enesday afternoon, Mias Mary Wooton worked and delivered thename^iorning. torn for Geo. Dryer. । success. x • z • PLEASANT ENTERTALNHENT. . ___________________________ tion and deinxids somewhat on the was united zKl marriage to Mr. Roy With th? splendid improvements in the Emoks Gekhk, Rttntette Snuon. irt janitor Saturday evening Meedames Thomas, *h‘<h . Andrus, Rev. J. K Wooton, brother of mail service nf the country, with mail and goone. THE DELTON BAND BOYS. I Intend soon to sample. Km I X in <-.KA. Mre. Wm. Mitchell l«t drake. Elsewhere in this issue wil$>e found the bride officiating. Only immediate delivered at present to the homes of a Kt. Garrison, VanA.ttan, Young and Hin­ a i-l and 3rd dndk. IU iown Uitj > \ GEMK. J. M. Bauer 1*1 gander man entertained the members of the BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL. an adv. for the Delton Military Band, friends of the couple were present. large portion of the people of this coun­ and goq#e. “S . Friday last the body of Mrs. W. D About 250 birds wertfonexhibition, Fitzgerald post and the W. B. C. very who will repeat their play “Joe Ruggles Mr. and Mrs. .VhdriiB took the (5:fi5 p. ty every day, it certainly does not seem m. train for Harbor' Beach, Michigan pleasantly at the G. A. R. hall. A lap as though business meu along the line Barred Plvmoutb Rocks leading with Eaton, nee Murphy, was brought to the Girl Miner," Saturday eve. Feb. 25, _ of ______ this Division of the Michigan Cen- 46 while the White Wyandotte® were a supper was served to the 75 guests. A this city, and interred in Riverside at the Delton ball. Delton has a band their future home. Both groom and _ close second with 44.' The Association feature was the sleight of-hand enter­ bride are very well known in this elty, trel ought to be compelled to wait cemetery. Mrs. Eaton had been failing that the town can well be proud of cleared about 830 and arrangements and the boys are entitled to the patron­ and are social favorites. They take 04e whole day before they can get a re- will soon be made for the next e«hib tainment of Mr. Englehart, and a very in health for about a year. She died age and encouragement^of all who witb them the best wishes of a large p|y from Grind Rapids, only 30 miles ition, which itift expected will beheld interesting talk on the Philippines by Wednesday. She will be mourned by Frank Enrich art. in the early part of next December. » circle of friends. her many friends in this city. away. live in that part of the county. BOARD TRADE BANQUET 1 Up fight I �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY «. iy>5-___________ — RUTLAND CENTER. Lillie Shultz visited at John Erway’s fUMl«b«l orery WodnoMaJr afternoon at last Saturday. HwUlan. Michigan. P. M. Blake and family are suffering with la grippe. COOK BROS.. Editor*. Zola Otis spent Saturday and Sunday at John Erway’s. ' Hastings Banner. A number from this vicinity attend­ ed the Teachers’ and Farmers' Institute in Hastings Friday and Saturday. Very quiet at present is the telephone talk. Frozen are all of the ideas. Oh, Eutersd at the jwtofllcc al Uastlngs. Michi­ never mind. "There's hope as long as gan. a» aecoud eUss matter. there’s life." ADVERTISING , RATES. Just now the order of the day is Ash­ Display advertising, rates furnUhad on appll- ing for bullheads in Woodman lake. ttlon. | Business local*; and reading notice». On Bert Newland was a caller at Shultz east tM&or xni->i>« Brevities;--ft'4e a tine; cteo- Sunday. , where Jc a line. Average of sevto wordilo the Several from this vicinity exhibited ’want: column. U a word for each Insertion. Card el Thank**.twentj Uvr cents rat h. at the poultry show in Hastings Satur­ day. printed ?(<*•* »-* new* matter. Emerson Edger and family spent Ur-Nufsmununlcattun will bo tHibHhed un­ der aui e!rcttm<HHice* uule>* It twars uw Sunday at C. A. Newland’s. writer S nkme and l»>'t otbev address. Geo. H ar thy aud family were callers . JOB PRINTING. at Lewis Edger's Sunday. Tl-* li.ikxv.H has one of the best equipped Several attended Pomdna grange at ob 0flteito|tn \Vaeb-rn .Michigan: and 1« prepared o do r»< ry kind of txxik aud Job printing. Prairieville Wednesday. An Mute conflict is on between President Roosevelt' and the senate. He wax to that body certain treaties of amity with other nations. The senate insfsted ion so amending these treaties as to make them valueless, President Jfoosevelt insists that as these treaties only concern individual citizens who have claims against other nations, no question is involved which gives occa sion for senatorial interference. We believe he is right The senate seems to be getting in a mood to obstruct President Roosevelt's plans for ending railroad rebates, and giving the inter­ state commerce commission power to Dx-sallroad rates. The first thing the senate of the United States knows it will find itself as shorn of power as the English house of lords. The Ameri­ can people are in no mood to trifle with that body, nor have that assembly trifle'with what they purpose to have ei.dcted Into law. One of the pleasant things to note is the growing popularity of President Roosevelt in the South, where he has been slandered and vilified as has no other preaident in American history, because of his Inviting Rooker Wash­ ington to dine with him at the White House. To be-sure Gov. Vardaman, of Mississippi, who appears to be an irrecx oncilable demagogue, sulks and de­ clare* he will never go to Washington to see Roosevelt inaugurated, and re­ fuses to be comforted. .But the South is coming to appreciate the fact that .a ' man that received a popular majority of over 2,.’$0,000-for president cannot be such a terrible monster. Aj the southerners study our sturdy president, they are coming to admire him as a ' man of convictions and the courage to • stand by them. The American laborer’s condition has advanced step by step with the. country'.; growth in wealth. The ordi nary laborer in this laud to-day has bet­ ter command of the world’s products than kings had in Washington’s time. His standard of living is getting con­ stantly higher and higher. Though working fewer hours than he did in 1850. he gets much more for a day’s work, and every dollar buys more com­ modities and services. He wears better clothes, lives In better quarters and has far more leisure. He spent twice as much for newspapers and twice as much for the education of his children in 1105 as he did in 1880. Some day this country will fully wake • up to its duty to public school teachers, aud when ii shall, it will be ashamed of the small pay which they tecefve. No occupation demands such patience and tact, or a finer spirit The pay should be such as to make the profes­ sion an inviting one. Much of the fu tore of this nation depends upon the quality of the work done In its public schools. The country cannot afford to be niggardly with its teachars. The United States has i but 6 per cent of the world’s population, yet It produced in 11NXJ over 22per 'cent of the world’s wheat, 3ff per cent of the gold, 32 per cent of its coal, 33 per cent of its silver. 34 per cent of. all the world’s manufactures, 85 per cent of its iron. -18 per cent of 1U steel. 50 per cent of its petroleum, 5) per cent of .its copper, 75 per cent of its, cotton, and 84 per cent of its com. The locality is deeply grieved over the death of Jacob Scheurer, whic\ oc­ curred recently at the' County farm. We remember him as the honest, trust­ worthy German, who patiently endur­ ed the hard thing of life; who did his duty to his home, his family, his neigh­ bors, and as a citizen. After the death of his wife in 18jK), this poor man spar­ ed not himself’ in any way to keep to­ gether his four' motherless children. It was hard work in and out of doors that broke down his health, and brought on the creeping paralysis from which he died. When his own health gave way, the little flock was scattered. When, in order to receive proper care he was taken to the county farm, he received the tender ministry of his lov­ ing, faithful daughter. Mr. Scheurer was 5fl years old, coming to America when but a young man, and located In South Rutland 27 years ago. He leaves three sons and one daughter to mourn his loss, Mary, of Hastings, Lewis, of Chicago, Henry, of California, and Johnnie, of Lansing. We can say of him that when be left this world, there went out from it a brave. m»n, who made a brave and honest struggle for those whom God gave him to care for;" and all that time he did his duty to others, and forgot only himself. The primacy of Great Britain ns a manufacturing nation was wrested from her by the United States in 1880, We passed her in iron and steel produc­ tion in 18%, and in coal production in 1900. We are increasing our load in all these lines every year. One man on the farm in this country in 1905 can, with the aid of farm ma­ chinery, do as much work as four men Aid in 1850. Ouf'JIneof CORSET COVERS shows all the The line of NIGHT GOWNS Is sure to please SKIRTS, the life.1 25c, 39c,50c,75c,SI00 best line qp . • m*d'..“d 50c to $150 ""85c to5'J z PANTS, the best goods, the best trimmings, the best workmanship 25c to $1.25. A FEW WINTER GOODS TO CLOSE OUT REGARDLESS OF COST IRVING. Mr. aud Mrs. Kennedy visited E. Dunlap, their daughter at Middle-, vllle, last week. Smith Coulter, of North Irving, was on our streets calling on old neighbors last Saturday., f irther sum of 8301,600 as an endow­ S. R. Chambers and wife, of Irving, ment fund,for Hackley H ospital. if tne cost of erecting and equipping Hospital called on his son Frank last-Sunday. shall be lens than 8200,000, the differIrma Musson of Hastings, visited .erence between the cost and the sum her aunt, Mrs. Will Smith last Satur­ of 82W,CW Is to be added to. and be day and Sunday. come a part of the hospital endowment Mr. E. Warner had-company from fund. Whatever sums wore paid by Dowling last Friday. the testator in his lifetime to the Bark­ ley Hospital for these several purposes C. H. HACKLEY S WILL are to be credited on these respective bequests and deducted therefrom. To Continued from page one. 85,000; to The Michigan Trust Co, as the Michigan Trust Co. as trustee. trustee, 8250,000, to hold and invest the 8200,0(0, the income of which is to be same and pay the net income in each paid in each year perpetually, to the year, perpetually to the Public Schools Public Schools of Muskegon, to be ex­ of the city of Muskegon, which income pended by the Board ot Education for is to be expended forever by the Board the support aud maintenance of the of Education of said Public schools in Hackley Public Library. To the Pub­ providing suitable Instruction, free of lic Schools of Muskegon, $150,000, to charge, to the boys and girls of Muske­ ' “ tided by the Board of Education gon in the Hackley Manual Training hi the 4inchase of pictures of the best Hack. in the . school, and for maintaining enlarging kin*11 b« ,placed ami kept and equipping the building of the Man­ ley Public Library. To the City of ual Training School. The will declares MtiBkttghu, 81,000,. to be Invested, the that the testator had already given the net Incoint of which Is to be.used in car­ sum of S^W.OOO as an endowment fund ing fori the testator’s mausoleum in for the Manual Training school, and Evergreen Cemetery, aud if the income the 8250,000 given by tlje will Is to be in any year is more than sufliclent for in addition thereto, maxing the total this pttjpdse, the balance is to be expend­ endowment fund for this school 8010, ed in ts^iiigoare of lots in this ceme­ 000. The will directs that whatever tery owned by non-resideuts, which have sums shall have been paid by the testa­ been neglected and need care. To The tor during his lifetime and after tbe MichigaiijTrustCo.and Thomas Hume date of the will, on account of this en­ as trusteel. 835,000, the income of which dowment fund, shall be credited on tbe is to be;ti|ed in paying the premiums bequest of 8250,000 and deducted there on a twenty year endowment policy from. To the Hackley Hospital, 8200, for 833,(JOO, in the Mutual Benefit Life 000, for the purpose of erecting and lusaranM Company on the life of Chas, equipping a hospital building, and tbe Henry Hackley Lee. All the rest and residue of his eetate is designated as bit “residuary estate, and is dipposied of as follows: From a carefully made test of the waters of the ocean, .it is calculated that the salt waters of the earth hold in solution 100,000,000.000 tone of gold. Help yourself. By the way, an En­ glish company with large capital has been formed for the purpose of extract­ ing gold from the walers of the ocean. If they shall succeed, solid gcjld dinner services will rank withjlasr year’s oys­ ter cans in value.■ IT IS OUR AIM TO KEEP UPJOUR REPUTATION OF SELLING THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICE. This cat illustrates my new method of fitting glasses RETINOS COPY Requires no questions to find theVefractfve error, makes fitting surer. F. R. Pancoast Wage Earning We invite the attention of every wage-earner - to the advantages.of the Savings Department of this bank. It affords a safe and profitable place for the accumulation of small savings. Money may be withdrawn without notice dr undue formality. 1 894530 Hastings National Bank, Only National Bank in Barry County Established 35 years. Capital and Surplus, $100,000 OFFICERS: J. T^LOMBA^D President, M. D. HAV ES, Cashier, ’ J. F. GOODYEAR, Viu,. H. G. HAYES, Ass’t Cashier. DIRECTORS: J. T. LOMBARD, JOHN F. GOODYEAR F. D. PRATT, W. D. HA YRS ' One half of this residuary estate ia. given to the Michigan Trust company and Thomas Hume as trustees co hold aud invest the same, and pay the net income thereof to his wife Julia E. Hackley during her natural life. Ma. Hackley is authorized to dispose of one half of this trust estate, by her will, to such persons or corporations, and fpr such purposes and objects as she may desire, ths same as if it were absolutely her own property^nd is also authorized to dispose, by her will, of the other half of this trust estate to enlargement support and maintenance of the Hackley Public Library and the Hackley Manual Training School, and to such charitable or benevolent organizations or uses, or tq ,uch churches or chareb societies In Muskegon, as she may by her last will and testament appoint All this trust estate which Mrs. Hackley shall not dispose of by her will |B to be expended tor,ver by tbe Hoard of Education tor the enlargement, fnrnl.hing, equipment, vupport and mainten­ ance of the Heckle, Public Library and the Hackley Manual Training School or either of them. After deduct­ lug from one-fourth of the entire of hla residuary estate any Indebtedness which his adopted daughter, Erie L, Smith or her husband, Leigh B. Smith may be owing_ to the testator or hla es tate, the balance of this quarter Is giv­ en to the Michigan Trust company and to Thomas Hume, as trustees, to Invest the same and pay the net Income there­ of to his adopted daughter, Erie f. Smith, during her natural life, and af­ ter her dHth the principal goes tAthe Mich,*an Tn,flt Co., IB I enuaren divided children of of Erie Erie L. L. Smith Smith to to be be divided Treat company, In trust, to hold and Inreet the same torevnr, and lopay the net Income thereof. In each year carPotually, to the Public Schools of Mus­ kegon, to be expended by the Board of Mucmlon for the enlargement, f umlah mg, equipment, support and malntanMOS of the Hackley Public Library and the Hackley Manual Training School or either of them. The remaining undivided one-quarter of tbe entire of his residuary estate !«• given to his friend and partner, Thomas Hume. . Moat of the legadea are to draw In­ ternet at tbe rata of 5 per cent par an­ num trem the date of the taautor’s de­ cease, to be paid semi-annually. The trustees are authorised to Invret In X\n^daQ<,uDT*tlh‘’ therm U e in jJh d ^>Pa7 016 ,ncOB1® thereof । Smith leaves no children or descendants such securities .nd prop„t, u may deem Judicious, and to sell and Schnnhi P?peUul,lr’to the Public then all the trust estate which was creatoota of Muskegon, which Incom® is1 ed in her favor is given to the Michigan convey his property. If »ny legatee contests the will his CLEMENT SMITH thereof i, gHw u* m jchlgsa Treat company Ir, treat, to lnve.1 the same locoia' 10 the Bo.nl of EducaUon for the benefit of tbs Hack 'u 1 Ltbrw7 and the Hackley Manual Training School. ’ i ??' Tld“' of Uw '•Ute la estimated to be between hMBO/m ja^oo.ooj. h thj™ta5s «jit™ “f a™ «ttiibt £ £ ennek rwuuv dose gave �HASTINGNNBR, FEBRUARY >5 igo^ WOODLAND nesday. Their nldret: daughter Edith ASSYRIA. WEST PARMELEE. was married to Bernard Black. A re Mrs. Gertrude Stowell and sou, of T. A. Baas was in Grand Rapids ception waa given at the home of the Thursday. Woodland, visited relatives here last groom in tbe evening. A granite Your scribe has been enjoying a few William Wunderlich, one of our old shower was given Saturday by the Geo. Packer, and Pearl Leonard, at­ days with the Grip. pioneers, is quite sick. young ladiee of this ;»place. Mr. and Liat ot Jurors tor March Term. Mrs. Bert White is improving some­ tended the Teacher's association at Has­ Irwin Oler has moved into the L E. Mrs. Black will be at home after March tings last Friday. Samuel Allen, Thornapple. what at this writing. Crites house in the south part of our 15th on his father's farm. ‘ Albert Gorham, Rutland. Mr. aud ,Mre. Pollock, of North Da­ village. Saturday forenoon the men met on Elbert Edmonds, JohnstoWn. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. the road and enjoyed a few hours shovel­ kota, visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jones, Miss Daisy Tyler, who has been in S. E. Durffe, Ma pie. Grove. Born to Mr. and Mm. Charley Gut­ ing snuty after which they returned to and Mr. and Mra. Chas. Ser run, last Detroit for a few weeks, has returned. Will Leinaar, Orangeville. chess Feb. 18th, a 10 p<|und boy. their homes, took dinner and then start, week. Prof. Eugene Davenport, of ObamBernard 'JCerpeuning, Prairieville. Mr. and Mrt. Hugh McKelvey, of ed to town to see if other people bad Mra. Chas. Tuckerman, will entertain Frank W allace, Hastings, township. paign, III., spent Saturday and Sunday been at diligent. t ‘ the L. A. S'., Thursday, Marcb.2nd. " Battle Creek visited at R. J. Bill ’ s last Frank Bro -ks, isl and 4th Ward, city. with his parents in South Woodlond. week. They were enroute to their farm Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Phillips, visited tbe A goodly number were out to hear Guy Gidflings, 2ud and 3rd Ward,city. F. P. Palmerton aud Ed Martimwere near Gun Lake but were compelled to the presiding elder at the Methodist 1 ater’s parents Mr. and Mrs; Gunn, of Andrew Carpeutes, Hope. in Hastings on Saturday. stop over longer than expected on ac­ Chinch Sunday forenoon. Urbandale, last week. Lewis Sisaiou, Irving. The bids for cleaning out, enlarging count of snow drill*, Oral Olmstead, who has been quite David Renews and wife also Claude O. M. McLaughlin, Castleton. ana extending the Woodland Center The Misses Ums Mudge, Mary Pil ­ JohnV Fish, Carlton. ' West spent Sunday at J. T. Morgan’s. sick, is better. drain will be received ou the 27th, and grim, Lottie Newton, Bertha Mead, Wesley W. Norwood, Barry. A sidgbluad of young people enjoyed for tbe McArthur drain on the 28th. NORTHWEST CASTLETON. Emma Lathrop and Minnie Lake at­ Irving Phillips, Baltimore. La grippe and pneumonia are quite tended the Teacher’s Institute at Has­ the themselves Sunday evening In try­ Soul Wolford,' of Campbell will Arthur Wilbur, ^seyria. ing tbe snow drifts east t>f tbe riverprevalent here at the present time. . - tings last week. work for George Flory this eomming ‘ Dan Bradley, Yankee Springs. Miss Allie Stimson is spending a few summer. Levi Daeg has sold bls farm in Nbrth There was no school Friday at the Jacob A. Moat, Woodland. weeks iu Grand Rapids tbe guest of her Woodland to V. C. Rosa. Mrs. D. Townsend remains about the Branch school on account of the Teach­ Winfield Miller, Thornapple. brother and sisters. same. F. E. Jordad has sold his farm In ers Institute. Elmer Tungate, Johnstown. Mrs. L. D. Base was the guest of her . Bert Furman left Monday jfor New Southwest Woodland and will have an Frank Smith. Rutland. Clement IHgdon, Sr. has been on the husband's parents A. E. Baas and wife Mexico. auction sale on the 28th of this month. sick list the past week. Harvey Marshal). Maple Grove. the latter part of last week. bards are out announcing the mar James Ryan, Orangeville. Martin Covert, and wife>of Three The remains of Mra. Will Green, Old Winter has come in earnest the Albert McAlister, Prairieville. . Rivers, are spending a few weeks with formerly a resident ofj this vicinity, riage of Bernard Black to Mies Edith Otis Hill, Hastings township. the former's father, James N. Covert, were brought here last Thursday from past week. But we can say with Whit­ England both are well known in this tier ’• Blow high blow low not all its Charles Sutton, city] 1st and 2d Ward of this plate. community, i Dakota by4. Mr. Green. Mrs. Green GeorgeCrwmer.city.^nd and 3rd Ward snow can quonce our heart fires ruddy Earl Earns, who attended our high was a sister of Mrs. Clarence Bachelor. Miss Grace Mead was accident accidently shot glow," At least when we are sitting C. C. Robinsun, Hope. school during the school year of 1902 The remains were interred , in the iu Hasting Hastings. Dr. last Monday while while in around the fire. Don’t know what tbe John Smelker, Irving. and 1903, whs run over by a train of Maple Grove cemetery beside those of Burton was called and dressed the milkman and mailman say. JL M. Hosmer, Castleton. cars at Belding oue day last week. the mother, Mra. Hanchett, wound. There was quite a bit excitement on Ttife ciphering -match at the Lee Don’t forget the carpet rag social at Will Flory, Harve Woodman, and Windmill St. Iasi week. While after a PROBATE COURT. school house, was a success. Herbert Meade attended tbe Institute Mr. Sam Marshall's Friday evening load of corn stalks, Lorren Tungate’s Estate J.-Q. A. Parsons, proof of will The K. of P. lodge of this place will Feb. 24th. team ran away, demolishing two com last Saturday, i filed. Order admitting will to probate have an oyster supper on Friday even­ cribs for F. M. Stimson besides break­ \ COATS GROVE. BALTIMORE. entered. Lecters issued to Chas. H. inging his sleighs. Lorren was fortunqte- ' ' Eugene Davenport of III. is visiting Miss Ina Garrison, of Hastings, visit­ Bauer as administrator. A Washington supper will be held at iu securing another pair as the next day Mrs. " Geo. Coats and other friends here. '''Estate O A. Hughes. Assignment of ed her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Jacob S. Reisinger’s on Wednesday was milk day and it would not do for Mrs. E. Coats was sick but is । better. Garrison last Sunday real estate entered. evening. him to be out of the ranks. Mrs. Victor Rodgers is able to sit up Estate Jas. F. Robbies. Petition for Clyde Hendershott is suffering at Albert Long has changed his location probate of will tiled. Hearing March this writing with the grip. again. He now pccupiee the Ben Lan­ 15th. Little Kay Garrison who has been so dis blacksmith shop. Estate Ernest C. Armstrong, minor. sick is slowly improving, George Berckle has purchased a fine Nomination of guardian filed. Letters Mr. and Mrs. Aiwood Slocum visited span of horses. . issued to Geo. R. llydeias guardian. W. U. Garrison Sunday, Mrs. David Landis is slowly improv­ Instead of a box soei.il It will be a MAKKIAGE LfCHNSErf. ing. Earl D. Oimalead, Assyria necktie social and box supper, Friday Orlando Grant’s little boy Clare died evening of this week. All come and Erma-L. Neal, Kalama : on Saturday. He bad pneumonia. Roy Andrus, Harbor Reach have a good time. . i Mrs. Grant and three other children are Mary A. Wooton, Hastings Mrs. Fred WoocJ, qt. Charlotte, is ■ : »ick> Charles King, Wijodlatd................ 3i) | W. IL Lee is still very sick and it visiting her parents of this place. Valeutra B. (inmlngbam Miss Co.nstauce Garrison has left her John A. MacLeod, Grafid Rapidsi.... 23 f may ue necessary to amputate his foot. work, for a time, at Hastings to.help Edna Van Tassell, Prairieville .. .. 18 ‘ " .Grant returned to her home her mother in caring for her little Windsor Buvee, Middliville. 251 al Beaverton last week. brother. % Besse Saunders, MiddjRville.. David Leedy, who has been spending Oh account of the blustering weath­ ■R. W. Garrison. Baltimore.. a few weeks with Woodland friends, er our maiHailed to reach us two days Mabel Hale, Hastings. 1 has returned Co his home in Season of last week. Henry J. Ryan, Hastings.... county. Olivo Wood, Hastings.!... Mr. Henry Tobias, of Prichardville, Charles Farlee has sold bis farm in s very sick at this writing. South Woodland to David Landis. Mrs. Charles Hall -is sick at this REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. E. Lucas sold a tine pair of Percheron writing. . WABRANTY OEEPS. cotta to C. E. Rowlader last week. Morgan Jones and wife to Chas. Mrs. Kart, of Lake Odessa, has sold DOWLING. and John Vincent, iow.city. STfiO 00 her Woodland farm toG. F. Cutler. Augustus Reid and wife are visiting James F. Robbins and wife to L. Parrott and wife are very sick. Of a brother at Quimby this week. Ross Robbias and Rai th Rob­ course it’s la grippe. Alfred Ormsbee is confined to. the bins, parcel, section 19, Yankee The snow storms of the past week house this week with kidney trouble. 250 Springs81 have made our roads almost impassable. Our roads are again opened so that Levi Deeg aud wife to Valoisa C. Roosa and Deborab A. Roosa, James M. Smith was at the county travel is resumed after, the blizzard. 74 and 95-100 acres, section 4, hub Saturday on legal business. Mrs. W. R. Ormsbee is on tbe sick 200 Woodland82 Johnny Landis Is some better, and list. La grippe is her guest. Edward W. Steveus and wife to Mary is convalescent. Our doctor is a very busy man these Board A Wood, 50 dcres. sec­ days attending to sick. . tion 23, Assyria 8550 00 WEST WOODLAND. There are wedding bells in the air Ira J. Miller and wife to John R. Arvilia-Stowell is suffering from in- again. Oh, these old bachelors. Parker and Wife. l-»t. Nashville,81 050- tlamatory rheumatism^ A. J. Hoffman visited at Wm. Frank Silsby hud wife to F. L. J'. H. Durkee and wife visited at Jay Renkes* Sunday last. Morton,' 20 1 acnj:-. section 2, Hints iu Carlton Sunday. Baltimore . '....18500 00 E. J. Stanton will build a barn thia John Haver and Albert’Reesas car­ spring Jerry A. Warner ami wlftHo Wm. ried off the honors at the ciphering con H. Olney. -17 acres,section IS, M. E. Ormsbee and wife visited at test. . . Rutland.. ' .’j. .h- 8250 W Mark Skillmans of Maple Grove. Mrs. Dor Stowell and son are spend­ Mary J. Todnfler io Charles IL Frank Wilkes and wife visited Wm. Thomas; lot, Haithnirs:8200 <>0 in? a few days in Assyria, the -guests Pitts and family Sunday. JIarvey Wise and fwifA to Seo. of relatives and friends. y E. J. Stanton and wife' visited at Clum and wife. M) acres, secOpr faithful mail carrier, John Haver tioA 5. Woodland. 182 HOO delivered the mail every day through Sheldon Warner's Sunday last. Court House News. John Johnson h» returned frqm the northern part of tbe state. Tbe roads and weather hare been so bad the past week that the attend enee has beed. small at the meetings, how­ ever they will continue another w eek. The special rale given by Henry Ragla will be continued lor the next two weeks, read tbe advertisement on thia page- SPECIAL SALE The Sale will only be continued two weeks longer. Tbe stock is to be reduced to make room for spring and sum mer goods. HEAVT COATJ 222 DWNKET5 will be sold regardlees of cost. . < , Some Sjieciat J-rtces In tbe. GH<»* EKY ' . DEPARTMENT: < Uoo XXXX Coffee . Hp s l*ro I^nox and Jackson soap are' > 17 «ent Bulk Coffee----- im ia rent Bulk Coffee Uc ( Hire, fornieriy be, now <r. Soda, fonnrrly ”c, naw < pennds rolled oat* ..*............... ,1 -.-ar; 12 bars gbod WashlDi 8Mp............. 55 e( Cera Nut Kl*ke», a pkgs for ei Dr. Price's Tryablta Breakfast Food 3pkcslbr ,,........ «ei NOW IB THE TIME TO SAVE MONEV J Hlgbret Price* for Produce. HENRY RrtQLrt, tOATS OROVE QENEKAL STORE. Are You Planning ; To build a House? To build a Barn? To repair yOur House? We are Headquarters for Everything in the Line of Builders’ Hardware, We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line. This promises to be a busy year. You will be wise to ar­ range NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our line. , Welssert Bros Benjamin 11 ha-Uus itv John the fearful weather of. last week. Abbott, 30 dcres] section 11, We heartily .'.welcome Everet Clum I Carltonj ....I .................................. 81 300 and family to our community. Joseph L. Aahblter anil wife to 'I’lluse in attendance at the Cunning­ Daniel Ash liter nind ivife, lot, ham-King wedding from W. Woodland city., ... . -8125 (*• Were Mr. Haver’s young people, Mr. Shermmi W. Row land and wife Reesas’ young people, Misses Esther to George II. Davis and wife, Durkee aud Pearl Nash. 50 acres, section Wj Cart ton... .83 GOO > Leonard Wunderlich and family, of PhineaS Smith to S. |W. and J. L. Woodland Center, IL J. Senter, of Rowland, lot, .city . .1. 85 OCX) CarRon, Mr. McCuHock and wife, of John W. Lawrence an«| wife to Fostoria, Ohio, John Sinclair and Tbaddeus B. Jioat h and wife, the 68ai acres, section 27, Barry . .82 000 were guests at Cornelius Senter’s past week. Eva Wachtel and 'hubband to Jens J. 4Ienson, 80acres, section SOUTH WOODLAND. 17, Oraugeyillfl... .j.. .*. 180 500 Mr. J umesjHelmer 1s very poorly att Charles IL Nortibrp;to Klzey W. present with heart trouble. . Mead, »W acre^ 28 Castleton.. .82 000 Mr. Chappell and daughter Jessie re­ Conrad Cleaver W Mary M. turned from their three weeks visit att Cleaver, lofe, Middleville8 1 00 Mason last Friday. QUIT CIA1MS Mrs. Libbie ..Johnson is laid up with Ella M. Brunuqy to Ining D. a very bad leg. Brunney, 30 Acraj, section 18, There will bejan entertainment at the Johnstown...’1 .. .118400 00 Siuth JordonJIschool house Friday Addie C-undall ti» Irving Brunney, 30 acres.sectiori 18. Johnstown.8 50 00I evening. All are’lnvited. Estella F. Hiple to Irvfng D. Meetings will continue at the F. M. Brunney, 30 aertts, section 18, ( church this coming week. Johnstowni .8100 QO ' Quite a number aUanded,the inrti tnte at Hastings anil report a grand, CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. Tie Kind You Have Always Bough' Bears the Blgnaturo of . FOR SALE. Small farm, or exchange for a larger. Good buildings, fruits jaf all kinds good soil; three, and one-balf mite* from Hastings. OTIS H. DeHOTT, RURAL ROUTE NO. 6. t STATE ROADHoward McIntyre started on his milk route Monday ihorning. Mr. Burkholder is suffering with rheumatism. • Mrs. Charles Benham has been visit­ ing her granddaughter,Mrs. Bert Lichty, of your city. Mrs. Ed. Birdsall visited her sistei, Mrs. Orr Fisher, Sunday. Mrs. Lester Kinnc has been sick with la grippe. All will be pleased to hear that Aunty Mark is recovering. There was no preaching at the church Sunday evening owing to the illness of the pastor. Services Sunday morning at usual hour. Mrs.'Withey, of your city, has kindly invited the Aid Society to her home March 2nd for dinner, All are invited. The Dime Society at Mrs. Henry Fisher’s last Thursday was a success notwithstanding tbe bad weather. Mrs. Mallissa Fisher went to Hastings aud got a load*of 18 ladies,.who enjoyed the sleigh ride as well as a sumptudus din­ ner and good program, ail for 10 cents. The proceeds were f'i.OO. If Baby is Cutting Teeth. good time. Be Nture and use tbst old and weU tried rem Roads are/almost impassable, but ♦dy, Mrs. Winslow’s Southing Syrup, for eMlteettftux. it the obUd. *»ft*n» the Woodland have some gritty mail car­ tIren n>n> allays all pain, cures wind voile and is tbe remedy for fiirrhom. Twenty-oents a riers, as they haven’t missed a day. bottle. ■ • Little Donald Grant the son of Or­ ManZ*n Is tbe Pile Remedy that lando Grant, passed away last Friday reaches the spot and stope dll pile pain evening after a short illness. Funeral Instantly. If you suffer with Blind, Bleeding. Itching or Protruding Piles last Sunday at the Shlappie church. and want to cure It laonly wceesary to David Smith left home last Friday uao MnnZan, the Great Rile Cure. Sold morniug for his western employment by Fred L. Heath, the druggist and future home. He has the beat wishes of hie many young friends. TMUMYaHre Bantb A veiy pretty' weddin^took place at Blgutan the home of Jerome EnglftutHaaL_Wed Capital, - < $75,000.00 orn«r$ Chwttr JI. H. JUderwn, Caihkr. m. E. CooK D. $. BoMyrar. EuHc Ulattn, B. JI. flsdmon. OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH THE pastings City Bank Even if you only have One Dollar, it will lie enough to start. Once you begin you will find it easy to keep on saving. The more you save the larger the interest at the end of the year. 3 per cat linrat paid la Savings Deparmai and compounded soil*a»manv. $20,000.00 is a savings bank book. The man or woman who is wise enough to save now will be sure of comfort in years to come. BE WISE. Directors R. C. Trench. ‘ WISDOM R. B. mewr, Ul« Pro. R. B. mttttr. > The Sign of Prtildtnl. Cbtsirr ttlciMr, Slin^Mt, money to £oan on Real Bute Secsritv. �HASTINGNNblt. FEBRUARY i; 1905. 4 M MNMM | ** LOCAL > (liurch and Society. < 1 IHE (MIKE Of the Barry and Eaton Our prices are right. F. W. Clifford. Em. Busby entertained the gentle­ man's whist club Thursday evening. The “Jolly Four" Club meets with Mra. J ulius Russell next SaturdaynigbL We make our own sausage and ham- . Lower Market. Goodyear Brothers have just received a carload of the celebrated Studebaker bprg. wagons. Mrs. Baker Shriner gave a very pleas­ ant party to a few friends Friday eve. i* honor of Miss Carrie Schumann. Ac the Methodist parsonage on Sat­ urday. Henry J. Ryan and Mita Olive Wood were united in marriage by Rev Arthur Trott. Jacob Cox, and Miss Carrie Clark, both of this city, were united iu mar­ riage at the M. E. parsonage thto morn­ ing by Rev. Trott. Tbe infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Will Andrews died Tuesday night The bereaved parents have the sympathy of their many friends.. . Thursday night 30 friends surprised Mr. aud Mrs. W. W. Logan, of the first ward. Pedro was the feature of the evening. Light refreshments were ser­ ved. Get ail that your mopey earns. Don’t let someone else profit by using it. En­ oy one per cent per month on your money. Buy Penn-Wyoming stock. Get interesting facta from Miller Bros. IJI Clinton St Grand Rapids, William Townsend was brought be­ fore Esq. Bishop Saturday on a charge ot being disorderly. As he has made a strong effort to keep sober of late be was let off on payment of 86.00 costa and his promise to keep sober in future. J Mr. aud Mrs. J. C. Ketcham entertain­ Tbe subset of Rev. Trott’s sermon £aple leaf grange. at the M. B. church next Sunday toorning will be “The Chief of Sinners." In Maple Leaf Grange held a special the evening “The Strange Story of meeting, Saturday night, Feb. 19, for Baahm:’* Epworth league at*»6 o’-» clock, —*• tbe purpose of conferring degrees. • ' Subject Miss Anns Johnson leader. There will be. an open Grange meet­ “Medical Missions.’’ ing bed at the M. E. church, in Maple A regular meeting of the L. O. T. Grove. Feb. 23. L. C Root, county M. M. will be held March 1st. All are deputy, will be present. All are cor­ dially invited. * invited. The subject of the morning service A closed session of Maple Leaf rill be “ The at the Baptist church w“ ‘ Grange, No. 940, will be held atxhe Unrecognized Coppanlou " And the Quail Trap school house, Feb. 23. evening “One Thing." Neighboring Grange members cordially Subject of B. Y. P. U. at 6 o'clock invited. “Heroes of Home Missions. What they teach.” Leader A. VV. ChamberCARLTON GRANGE. A special meeting was called last Ila. ” The entertainment to be given by Friday night at which deputy organizer the Men’s. Club of Emmanuel parish L- C. Root, of Allegan, presided, and next Tuesday night hab been placed al gave the ritualistic and unwritten werk the low price of 50. cents a couple in of the order. But there was inch a order that all may go. This price does small attendance on account of bad not include refreshments which will roads. However, Mr. Root promised to be 25 cents a couple. Thus the entire make us another visit as soon as possl bill will be 75 cents instead of othi dol- bk. 1st as at the former party given by the club. Tickets are qow on sale in the hands of the members of the club and will be on sale at the door. The club desires it understood that this Is to be an old folks party as well as young, and they propose to make it even more enjoyable than tbe first. A program of music, readings, etc. will be provided at intermission. Morning subject at the U. B. church “Old Wine in New Bottles" evening "The Power of tbe Blood." Tbe lat­ ter will be illustrated by a chemical ex­ periment. A Workers Training Class will be organized at tbe home of Geo. McConnell Tuesday evening. DePiit’s Windows for Salts EXAMINATION. ' Pineulee is tbe name of a new dis­ cover? put up in a new way. FA certain cure for all Kidney, Blood aud Bladder diseases, and every form of Rbeutna ti*m. Pineulee relieve Backache and Kidney pains permanently. If you need such a remedy let us show vou the wonderful Pineales. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist —-■ / Winter coughs are apt to result in All tbe healing balsamic virtues of the Norway pine are concentrated in consumption if neglected. They can Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Na­ be soon broken-up by using Foley's Honey and Tar. ' ture’s own remedy for coughsand colds. Energy all rone? Headache? Stom­ ach out .of order? Simply a care of tor­ pid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make a new man or woman of yon. Foley's Honey *r.d Tar cures co/dai, prevents pneirrouli Farm to Rent I DESIRE TO RENT HY FARH OF 120 ACRES, Section IS, Irving Twp. inquire or address, R. MOORE, Rural Route 2, Hastings, Mich. | ROWLAND BROS FARM FOR SALE DISHES Your wants Olatch PIG PORK SAUSAGE A TRIAL. Uegttdhltt, CamKd II We deliver to all parts of the city, and all orders by phone are given our prompt attention. F. W. CLIFFORD, Two doors east of City Bank. Phone 22. Goods, Oysters, etkry, Baked Goods. 8« « I O* Ngbttt prkt ter Product Coat aid See me. 3* fiomer DePue « « « « 1 English Set, loo decorated, for $8.79 day only. Small Prices piece?, That Men's Boots, Best Grade, 1 week Value $12.00. ' only 1 American Set decorated for $6.98 loo pcs. That $2.89, day only. Value, $9.50 AT H, Osborn’s R R Pancoast Tbe Bargain Store. Dishes to Rent, Open Day and Evening. w well. There U no choicer, cleaner or better stock * * » HAMS & RUSS * of Groceries anywhere than onrs. There is nothing in food that might not please a husband, brother, mother, son. sister or daughter we haven’t got. We make It a point to fill your orders promptly, We’re always busy, but never too busy -to look after your orders. * We are sure vou will be pleased- with |t, as our many customers are. « « « «« « « * « «? « ♦? M To call! your attention I will offer SATURDAY, next and just as you order them. GIVE OUR « « RUBBERS You can find all kinds in my store. To reach the human heart is by feeding the body How meat is dressed and also how it is cut up. as to whether it will be tender or not. We have an ex­ pert meat cutter, and are prepared to give our custo­ mers the beSt of service. « RUBBERS RUBBERS j The Best Way ~ iii . . MAKES A DIFFERENCE Groceries and 8 Dry Goods. i«« Traits, A rnan who had kept a bog in blx p«n for a y*«r and a half wa* asked why he didn't kill it and begin to raise another pig. and be replied that he sxmposed he otut keep a hog all the time anyway and he might as wail The annual election of officers of tbe Barry and Eaton occurred at Chariot te Are Safe and Well Tak­ yeeterday. HTbe following are the new en Care of. officers: President Frank Andrews A man may know that be Is ap­ Vice President R. A. Brooks proaching old age when be cesses to Secy. D. W. Rogers struggle to be a too ng tbe first to leave Successors to Ph in Smith. u railroad car when be la Id do partleuDepy. Secy. Clement L. Rogers .ar hurry. -Philadelphia Ledger. Treas. George Deckee. The directors for Barry county are W.H. Otis, Geo. C. Nichols, 1. A. Os­ •Tommy. 1T» 10 “al good.and Will Kronewilter: Eaton Pm bosrse!” My 8o ■ acre farm for sale. ••Don’t blame me for all of it. mamma. Heavy soil, good buildings, apple county, I. C. Norton, W. Z. Mitchell You know you talked a lot to• P*1« orchard, and fine peach orchard.of J. W. Dann and W. E. Hale. before he left thia morningr-lonkeia xioo bearing trees, about i 12 . Public sentiment is growing stronger gtateMman. miles northeast of Hastings. against the closed shops in tbi^country. Cha*. B. Baldwin, Hastings. Labor has its rights, but one of them is not the privilege of saying to any man ready aud willing to work -that be shall not have tbe right to do so. Of wealth, the United States more than double Great Britain, her nearest competitor. By 1920. at tbe present rate of Increase this county At our last regular meeting Mrs. will have more wealth than Great Shriber’s side of the contest presented Britain, France and Germa* com­ a fine program, and next Saturday bined. night Mn. Fleming’s side will carry CARD OF THANKS. out the following program: We wish to esprem our thank* to our friend* ’ Speech.................................... H. A. Nichols and nefshbor* who no kindly assisted us during EssayLaura Usborn Quartette — Mrs. Rowland, Bertha Fleming, Will Ushorn and Leonard Eisenhood. Duet—Mra. Rowland, Bertha Fleming SoloMary Nlcbob RecitationMary Nichola Reading.-Addie Wilson Intrumental Music by H. A. Nichola, Will Ushorn, Leonard Eiaenhood, flake them known in this, tbe Addle Wilson. BANNER’S WANT ADV. COLUflN—One cent a word. PROGRAM OF GLASS CRREK GRANGE, MARCH 4TH. Wanted -Wen experienced with lire Song by the Grange. stock to represent us in their ore Topic for discussion. “Does improv­ locality Michigan Idre Stock Imror. ed machinery increase or decrease the anc»> Co., Hammond Bldg., Detroit. cost of production of .. every. crop, thing taken into consideration?" Fox Sale—Two lota with good “ By C. A. Newland and others. house and barn in second ward. In­ Recitation—George Havens. quire 435 E. Court St 3w Selection—Mary Newland. Recitation—Bessie Oth. FokSalk—Nice weight folding bed, Music—Forest Havens. antique oak, large bevel mirror in front­ Should a farmer join the grange mere-, Will be sold cheap. ly to make or save money by so doing, Address Lock Box 117, City. I Edgar Otis. . Miss Charlotte Van Auken enter­ tained Tbe Dorcas Daughters of the Presbyterian church Monday evening. ed Principal Grawn,of the State Nor­ There was a fine program, which all • mal, Ml Pleasant, Principal Waldo of enjoyed. the Western Normal, of Kalamazoo, Good wood at Bauer Bros. Phone 254. and MLm W ise, the three speakers at tbe Inspiration Institute, at six o’clock HARRIED FORTY-ONE YEARS. din ner Friday evening. Forty-one years ago Wednesday Mr. The sale of single tickets for the W. J. Bryan lecture to-morrow night indi­ and Mrs. L. C. Beadle were married. cates that there will be a big attend­ It wae planned by their cnlldren to ance. Practically all of the 300 re­ duly celebrate the event on the anni­ serve sare sold. But there are 400 seats versary day. but the storms and bad not reserved, and when the seating ca­ roads prevented. Accordingly they de­ pacity of the ball is filled there will be layed until Sunday, when all tbe child­ | Recitation—Maggie Otis. Song by the^Vorthy Master. no more tickets disposed of. There ren and grandchildren who could get are yet plenty of good seats for all who ' there were present, and enjoyed a Hue I dinner and a good visit. PROGRAM FOR SPECIAL MEETING OF buy single tickets. GLASS CREEK GRANGE FEB. 24TH. Music—Ira McCallum. A dispatch from Seattle says that SECURES A. H. NOBLE'S. The Grange as -an Educational fac­ Robert Ballaw, under arrest at Juneau A. II. Nollies, or better known as Ana for murder, it is beHieveAto be Cbaa. IL tor—Eva Erway. has entered the employ of W. A. Hall. The Grange as a Social Center—Zera Maids, the lawyer formerly of Battle Mr. Nobles has had years of experience Creek, whose sensational career will be Newland. In the implement business, and his goodThe Grange as a Business Organiza­ remembered by many our reader?. natured ways and honest and upright tion—W. H. Oth. dealings have won for him many friends The State Grange Information bureau M. C. EXCURSIONS. - hence, he needspo introduction. Mr. Democratic state -convention Battle by the bureau correspondent-C. A. Hall has been iu the implement bustNewland. new for six years, aud through his eff­ Creek. Mich., Feb. 28, 1903" at round Music Zera Newland. . orts to please patrons by selling good, trip rate of’82.80.; Dates of sale Feb. L. C. Root, of Allegan, will be pres goods and standing behind them in a 27th aud 28th. Renurn limit March 1st ent in the interests of tb'e Grange. inclusive. ' . way that is satisfactory to his customers, Minnie Gorham, Lecturer. State round up Farmer’s Institute has earned for him the position that he now occupies, as being one of the larg­ Battle Creek, Mich., Feb. 28 March 3 Hastings Msrkets. 1905 at 82.80 for the round trip. Dates est and moat popular merchants In his Buffer ....... line. The Banner wishes him suc- of sale Feb. 27, 2$ aud Maich 1. Limit Corn, per bu . F.W* ’ l* r doit lor return March 4 inclusive. ce«s in this new venture. llWM.(rr tb Mardi Gras Festivities, New Orleans, Lard, ixn lb... Hye. ;-rr mi La, Mobile, Ala.’, 1’ensecola, Fla. Mar. Tallow, per lb VERY USEFUL ORGANIZATION. 2, 7, OF*. At one first class limited fare Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Flora B. plus 82 25 for the round trip is author­ Wbou. ,»-r i.n. Henkes invited about 30 ladles of the ized? Dates of sale. Mar. 1st to Gth in­ Hay. |-»r ton ForX. Uve... Methodist church to her home to plan clusive . Return limit, Mar; 11th. by Fork. dn»w4 Beam, per bu for an organized effort to have the paying a fee of BO cits, an extension on Chicktii*. I 00 <O I JU tltrssrd lifrf. drr—v-d . ladles of the church get acquainted eturn limit can be secured until Mar. IfeH.llVK............. with the many new families in thia city 25th. ‘ V«U, live \ Vrol. dr.-sa.-d and to promote sociability and friendli­ 7.tn toA.no Mutton, dn-i—d Presidential Inauguration Ceremonies Honrsriad «« . ness generally. After discussing the 7-00 to (LM Washington, D. C. Mar. 4th, 1905. A I'oUUors............. ' 3 to 30 matter, an organization was formed, Bran, per ton ... Z.’.no ▼ery low round trip rate Is authorized. । Frrd ‘ . per ty ( for which, a name will be selected later. Dates ot Mie. Mar. I. ’ and 3rd, llelurn I Mral i*r tun. Mrs. Renkes was made president, and ton limit, Mar. Sth Inclusive. By paying a MMdlluiti. woo Mrs. Sadie K. Cook secretary and treas­ Hooey, per lb fee of 81.00 an extension on tbe return urer. Mrs. Renkes served light refresh­ limit can be secured until Mar. 18th In­ ments to her guests. There can be no clusive. doubt that much good will be accom­ Very low one way colonist rates to plished by thU organization, and that it will prove very effective in many points in Washington, Oregon, Californ­ ia, Montana and British Columbia will he in effect Mar. 1st, and will continue TO PUSH NASHVILLE. until May 15th inclusive, good coach Nashville business men are organiz­ accomodations will be furnished. ing to promote the growth and prosper­ On March Slat only, there will be very ity of that town. Nashville is a wide­ cheap colonist rates to points in Ar­ awake village, backed by as fine a farm kansas, Colorado, Indian Territory, ing country as there is in Michigan' Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New She has hustling business men with Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tex­ ota of push in them. They will make as and Wyoming, tfbr further instruc­ Na bville grow without question. We tions in regard to these rates call at wish success to the movement for the the ticket office. progress and prosperity of Nashville. W S. Barron? Agent. TEACHERS’ Elected at Charlotte Yesterday. Dry beach and maple, Bauer's No. 254. Tbe regular teachers.' examination will be held at the Court House in Has­ tings on Thursday and Friday March 10 and 11,1906. John C. Ketcham,. Commlssionet of Schools. YOUR HORSES NEW OFFICERS. ili K Phone 16 The Grocers <!» 9i i-3—OFF—i-3 OUR INVENTORY SHOWS Too many Boys’ and Children’s Suits. £ » $ s» Therefore, we are going to continue the above redudtion on J also . .includes ’ — vnuil Mil these goods till MARCH 15th. Tu This Boys ’ and This also includes Boys’ and Children’s OVERCOATS. Quality considered our prices cannot be duplicated.1 * We are closing out our Fi^R OVERCOATS. » Get our prices. !» * Underwear at 15c per garment. A small lot of odds and ends to close. ",0c Jersey Shirts, now 38c 75c Jersey Shirts, now 55c $1.00 Jersey Shirts, now 75c $1.75 Jersey Shirts, now - $1.25 Chidester & Burton LEADING CLOTHIERS » I<♦ !♦ S » !» Ie» �HASTINGS BANNER, FEBRUARY m. 1905. better look out for them. They make a lot of trouble. HEATH’S Pine and Cherry, wont raise a man from the> dead, but will prevent a lot of trouble from coughs and colds, if on hand ready for business' as soon as the cough com­• mences. 1 •• More good Is done by dispensing good cheer than by giving away dol- Georger Munger, of Assyria, who carries the mail from Lacey to Battle Creek has resigned bis position, and is succeeded by- Wm. Spaulding.—Battle Creek Journal. I Don't you want to know bow to get ' 12 percent on your money? Write for information about Penn- Wyomlng cop­ per Co s stock to MillepBros. 174 Clin­ Fred L Heath & (arvetli The Druggists. WATCHES tell the right time all the time Where is the Best 'Watchmaker? AT OUR STORE OF COURSE, Louis Hessmer, of many years’ exper­. ience. Bring your Watches, Clocks,, Jewelry or afticlee to be engraved, andI you find your work done artistically and reasonable. JOHN BESSMER, The Jewel r. HASTINGS, - MICHIGAN[ ‘ RUBBERS TO FIT Buy a Rubber with Reputation. Never accept a Rubber wlth’a hole punched in the edge. That la the mark of imperfect’Rubbers. ....... «i ■ i • What we nay we do, we do do Rev. C.L.Bradly is sick with tonsilltis. NOTICE! On account of continue trade Saturday to remain a few days. (. W. (LARKE & (0 will th* Big have bad SMe condition ot for opportunity an the roado wo have decided, to another week, so that all our country to some get of the [BARGAINS. WE’RE BUSY AS THE PROVERBIAL BEE. Claud Pierson is boms from Battle ■ Creek business college on a visit. Mrs. Robert Dawson went to Ham­ burg Saturday to visit her sister. Editor Grozlnger of tbe Woodland News was In the city on basinets Friday- WELL, WE THINK SO. Bargains? SO DO YOU. Mrs. P. A. Sheldon made a visit to (Grand Rapids friends the first of tbe ,week. J. W. Ott, of Albion, is in the city completing arrangements for the new ‘ 1gas plant. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mixer attended The Tomlinson Lumber Co. are now Shriner's party at Grand Rapids ready for business, with a complete and the 1 Friday flight. choice line of lumber, lath, shingles, Mr. and Mrs. John Weissert went to sash, doors and finish. Bills gladly fig­ Woodland to day to attend tbe wed­ ured. Will Peck will do contracting as of a neice. before and Is now ready to figure on all ding • Loren McIntyre left yesterday for contracts. Giflf Port, Miss., where he expects to An editor sums up tbe matrimonial question as follows: Two women start­ locate in business. Peter Covert, of Hickory Corners, Is ed out to win a man. Each entered the race with a different plan One pbt vim ling bls daughters, Mrs. Christmas ■ on fine garments to dazzle his eve; the and Mrs. D. R. Foster. other baked for him an old-fashioned E. J. Burdick, one of the prosperous pie. The dresser did nothing but giggle merchants of Montaguf, was in the and talk; Hie baker said nothing, but city yesterday on business. . won in a walk. Mr#. Brad Deane, of Grand Rapids, From our old friend Oscar Schumann visited her sister Mrs. H. C. Cook and we have a copy of the Hudson, Mi|h. other friends the past we<i. Gazette, containing an account of the Mrs. Rose U| dike, of South Dakota dedication of the betutiful new public visited at Henry Smith’s and with other library at that place. How pleased we Hastings friends the past week. would be to rend out a copy of the Ban­ Mr. and Mrs. James Troxel went to ner with a write-up of the dedication Middleville yesterday to furnish music of such an institution here. And we for a K. of I’, party that evening. hope to do it too. ■ J Miss Edith Lombard represented the The Michigan Central, it is reported local Epworth League at a missionary will build an extension of their line convention at Grand Rapids yesterday. from Allegan or G[and Rapids to Grand Mra.'Burt R. Smith, of Grand Rapids, Haven. The road has long owned the is spending a few days with her mother most desirable dock front and will add Mrs. A. P. Trumbull of West State St ferries to Milwaukee. The congestion Frank J. Maus' many friends in this at Chicago, impedes rapid transit to city will be interested to know that he Milwaukee aud other northern points has established another drug store in and this new outlet will bring a large addition to the business in this resprt Kalamazoo. Wayland Bronson and wife, of Cadil­ town. Ln the solution of the problem of scar­ lac, are home on a visit and may con­ clude arrangements to return to this city of timber for lies confronting the railroads one of pie,eastern roads com­ city permanently. menced the cultivation of trees last year. The report of the engineer of the maintenance of way, just issued, says seedlings two or three years old were planted at a cost of 6 cents each, averaging about/ 400 to the acre. He estimates that to-supplv the'lncreasing needs of this one road alone it will be necessary to plant 1.300,000 trees yearly for thirty years, the time required for a tree to mature. ALL NEXT WEEK Mrs. H- D. Selden returned last even­ |ing from a visit with friends in LapeerDr. H. Winn Nobles, of Grand Ledge, iwas in the city on a business trip Mon < day. . Rev. Arthur Trott attended a mission­ fary convention iu Grand Rapids yester ( day. MONEY BACK STORE, WRIGHT BROS Phone 30 H«ttng», Nick. aiun»miUiuuuuw»ininiitiWffliywmnnmnnunmfnwnnHmmmmmwimnwwm The 5. Goodyear Co LINEN SALE We have just received a shipment of Table Linens, handsome new patterns and exceptionally good values. We offer these for ten days, commencing February 16, at the following prices: All Linen Damask, 61 inches wide, . . . 48c All Linen Damask, 66 inches wide. . . 72 and 80c All Linen Damask, 72 inches wide. ’ . . .98c All Linen Damask, 72 inches wide, . . . Si.15 All Linen Damask, 72 inches wide, ■ $1.48 and $1.68 All Linen Napkins, . . $115 to $4 00 Dozen Special prices on odd half dozens. Sheets and Pillow Cases at Reduced Prices: CASES 42 x 36 45c 45 x 36 SHEETS 72 x 90..... . .43c 72 x 90........... 65c 81 x 90........... 68c Qafnrdtiv Cnprtab we have oecidedto hold one more lonsdale LJalUiUdy special. SPECIAL. Saturday. Feb. aS, We will sell genuine 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kelly returned last evening from Traver® City, where they went to visit their sot! W. W. Kel­ ly, who is critically III. Lonsdale Sheeting, yard wide, bleached, 10c value, for 7jkc yard. Not more than aO yards to a customer Mrs. F. M. Younglove, who has been spending a few days'wfth Rev.and Mra. VanAuken. left for her home, Constan­ tine. Mich., this morning. Mr. T.C. Wear, who has been under treatment with Dr. Lowry fora tumor on one oY his eyes, left yesterday for Those who are la the habit of spring* his home. Southern Illinois, entirely iug their new clothes on Easter Sun­ day, as well as those who appear in cured and very happy. Doctor and Mrs. D. E. Fuller, Mr. their old ones pressed up, will be inter­ ested in knowing that this day comes1 and Mra. C. W. Mixer and Mr. and within two days of as. late as It can Mra. P. T. Colgrove went to Charlotte possibly come on April 23rd. Only to day to attend the dedication of the Quality Shoa Store. three times in the last century did it• new $10,000 Masonic temple. come so late, and only twice during the Word from N. A. Fuller, of Dawson present century will it come so late. ’ City, speaks of his continued improve­ In 1886 this crowning feast of the . montj, and that he is again giving active church came on April 26th the latest [ attention to his business. He expects possible date-pin 1858 it fell on April[ to return to this country in August. 21th and in 1848 on April 23rd. Ln 1V43 The Misses Mary Grant, Clara Hen­ It will again fall on April 25th and ini dershott and Florence Diamond will at 2000 it will again fail on April 23rd. A man may be loud and yet not say 3 tend the Maamie hop in Charlotte givFrom an Interesting letter from the, en this evening in honor of the dedica­ much. Rev. W, L. Holmes to his father we are We buy strictly first class stock. tion of the pew Masonic temple In permitted to glean the fact that the Lower Market. that city. Michigan people now in CubaaregreatThe faith that removes mountains ly delighted with the climate and soil Yesterday Mrs. O’B. Salisbury, nee always carries a pick. of the fertile island. The temperataure Young, left for Arcadia, Neb., accom­ We are head quarters for sausage. averages about 80 above and they are panied by Miss Luly Cudney, of Grand F. W. Clifford. . living on green peas, cucumbers, lettuce Rapids. Mrs.-Salisbury will make her Wanted, 10,000 pounds of buckwheat and all garden vegetables right along.. home in Arcadia. Her many friends Land is rspidlyadvancing In price and in Hastings will regret to lose her from Hastings Roller Mill Co. the company with which he Is interest­ our city. Our bamburg is all right, try IL John C. Ketcham will leave to-mor­ F. W. Clifford. ed will have fifteen acree of orange For flour, feed, coal, wood and eleva- trees opt In a short time.- Eaton Rapids row for Hart, where he Is to appear Journal. Mr. Holmes will be remem­ twice on the program at a joint meet­ ter stock phone 1 W». Menzo Turner. bered as the husband of Miss Mina ing of the Grangers, Patrons of Hus­ We all. hold the doctrine of total Mudge formerly of this city. bandry and teachers of Oceana county. depravity—as applied to our neighbors. The copper companies of thecountry The object of the gathering Is to extend Only a very few of the giant copper paid a larger amount of dividends to what has become known as tbe Hes­ companies make over a million pounds their stockholders last year than was perian Movement to* Oceana Co. This of copper per month. Three quarters movement has for its object the devel­ paid by ail the rail roads of the United of a million pounds of pure copper is States Write Miller Bros, for Yacts opment of the social side of farm life, made monthly by the Penn-Wyoming ' * about the Penn-Wyoming Cooper1 Co. and is very enthusiastically praised Copper Co; Write for facts to Miller where it has been established. It'pays. Bros. 174 Clinton St, Grand Rapids. We sell only first-class Brands from the best Makers. our Sale Ends Saturday, March 4th Mrs. G. W. Lowry left Saturday to ’ visit friends in Ann Arbor and Detroit H. E. Hall returned Monday from an The reason you ought to buy Peunbusiness trip to West Virginia. Wyomlng Copper Co’s stock is because extended ’ From all parts of the state come the thrilling news of killing and crippling boys who have formed the habit of jumping on moving sleighs. There has been so much snow and sleighing that tbe boys have become reckless. WALTHAM ’ ton St.. Grand Rapids. you get a dividend of one per cent per month on your money. Address Miller Bros. 174 Clinton St. Grand Rapids. F. E. Andrews of Bellevue and W. fl Otis of Barrycounly, directors in the Barry and Eaton Insurance Company are spending tbe week in Charlotte settling with Treasurer Deeke.—Chariotte Tribune. WHAT " PERSONAL MENTION j Bert Walker went to Allegan Monday. - Round up Farmer’s institute will be. Chester Messer was in Grand Rapids held in Battle Creek Feb. 28- March X A very Interesting program has been Monday. prepared. Chas. Warner was in Middleville Governor Warner has signed a bill Tuesday. permitting the Maccabees to elect as of­ Mrs? Frank Kurtz was in Grand Rap fleers persons who are not residents of ids yesterday. this state. * Monroe Maus and family have moved The practice of dumping ashes in the to KalamAzoo. street ought to be disc«uraged by the Emil Tyden made a basin ess trip to city officers. A few arrests and good Chicago Monday. . stiff fines would end the practice. . A. C. Brown was in Grand Rapids on The democrats have decided to put a business yesterday. candidate for circuit judge in the field Emil Tyden made a business trip to evidently, for they have called a judi- Grand Rapids Friday. cial convention to meet at Charlotte. Miss Minnie Harper went to Chicago Au honest 4 oz. bottle 25c,' Goods Delivered, Phone 31. R. F. D. Orders Shipped Same Day as Received. 4 iffimninw i miimiiiiiiiiMfiiiiiii Those Bad March Coughs Try our home rendered lard 10 cents. F. W. Clifford. & FOR X7 Fit, Style, Quality and Price, Our Spring Assortment of ANNEX SHOES Cannot be matched. We are glad to have customers subject our shoes to tbe closest scrutiny and comparison. The better posted they are and the more careful their investigation the more' certain we are to obtain : : ! : their business. We are showing something new 4n a Patent Leather Shoe For Men and Boys made in Blucher and staigbt last. (They are winners at $3.00 OUR GUARANTEE Every pair guaranteed not to crack previous to first sole wearing out. The soles being anvil oak. the wear is there, yon run no chances J.T. PIERSON & SON W The Peoples Store �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRARY. ». 6 BA entertainment Modern Miracles Were performed lest Summer in Grand Rapids and tbe other cities by Dr. Cooper with his fa­ mous remedies, the N E W DIS­ COVERY’ and QUICK RE­ LIEF. The people of the com­ munities he visited were astound­ ed by his marvelous cures. We have secured the agency for these valuable medicines. Call and get booklet describing them. COOPER’S NEW DISCOVERY costs $1.00 per bottle, 6 bot­ tles for 55.00. The assistant Remedy, COOP­ ER'S QUICK RELIEF costs 50 cents per bottle.} ELLIS E. FAULKNER, THE DKUOOI5T. DELTON, *1ICHIOAN. It Will Pay You to Figure With W. H. Chase Proprietor of the Delton Lumber Yard before placing your order for building material. I will make it an object for you to do. this. An insjiection will convince you that I have the stock you waul and prices jire right. I have been in the business H years. Talk with my customers and you will be fully as­ sured that it will be to your abvantage to buy of me. Now is the time to fig­ ure for next spring and summer's building material. 1 also keep if you are going to build eome and W. H. Chase, Delton, Mich. Safety and Every Accomodation That a Bank can show its de­ positors are assured if you leave your money with the Delton State Bank interest on de- posits. Honey to Loan Deeds, mort­ at reasonable rates. gages and legal papers drawn, New York Drafts, Insurance and bonds issued. . • DELTON STATE BANK, A. A. ALDRICH. Prcaidetrt. H. 5. MOREHOUSE. C««kler. Banner subscribers can buy the large Wall Map of Barry County at the Delton post office • The map gives all the roads. with owners name. Mow is the all gone. The pric^, while they last, Is 1!fty cento each. MICHIGAN Saturday Eve., Feb. 25 At this time there will be given the thrilling play Joe Ruggles, The Girl Miner A Play full of Tragedy, Comedy, and Thrilling Interest. Admission Rev. G. T. Fisher will speak at |he Cloverdale church next Sunday morn­ ing at 1'0 o'clock frum the topic: “Tbe Lord knowetb how to deliver the Godly out of Temptations.” Don’t miss coming out to the special meetings at the M. E. church continu­ ing every night this week. Col. E. Mayhew, of Mt Pleasant, the State Divisional officer of the Christian Crusaders will be present over Sunday and have charge of the revival services. last Tuesday. Notwithstanding tbe almost impass­ able roads, the Indies’ Aid at Mra. Jake Weyerman's on Thursday of last week was well attended. Your scribe w-w unable to get there, for she was snowed in, which was rather unpleas­ ant. The next meeting will be at the home of Mra. Mary Payne, on the third (3) Thursday of March, when new officers will be elected. ied by Charles Huff of the same place who came after her. • There will be quarterly meeting ser­ vices at the Evangelical church here on Sunday March 5th. Martin Nagel and Clell Conyers have a mile of very bid road but. they keep it open in spite of the snow drifto.while some on the main roads stay in the house waiting for some one io shovel J­ them out. . . Our schooi tea- her, Miss Myrtle G«. ..Bert ............ ................and ............ .. „ r4r quite McCallum wife were Epworth League topic Feb. UHh. hr, atlroaed tbv tvaebvre'iostllute In alek las: wwk bulate now mu. b ball,-,. '•Glorifying God in our Homes.’’ Lead­ yo^nr elly Friday .nd Saln.day nr 1ml I The mu. ers, Ira McCallum and Millie Ashby. I meel al Cloverdale on Thursday of this Miss \ eata Kenyon is assisting Mrs. I week. . CEDAR CREEK. Frank Kelley, of Hickory, in her house­ Mrs. Herb Stanton is a very sick bold duties, PRAIRIEVILLE. Avotnnu but is a little better today. Teacher and pupils of our school will j Mrs. Elon Clement was in Kalama D. L. Mortbland started for Hastings have a social at the home of Mr. and Pi l|8t Friday and only got about two Mrs. Fred Weyerman’s one week from MrsHonwwell is entertain miles, got his horses down in the snow­ next Friday night. Everybody invited. In* a nePbew from Alaska. He intends drifts aqd had to tqrh around and come - , — ' .■ _ i, to ihiike Iv weeks. make a stav stay of nhnnt about k six back home. \ HOPE. Mr. I). Putman attended teachers as •We did not get our mail last Friday The “Novelty” social at the Me sdciutiun in Hastings last week. aud Saturday on accouut of the bad Callum school house was postponed Mr J. H: Drummond, of Grand Rap­ until March 3rd ou account of bad ids, is visiting his parents here. roads. , , Roads! Yes. we have good roads If roads. !f he Helping Hand society met with Ellsworth Barrett, Of Delton, was the Mra. Ed. Parker, W ednesday Feb. 22nd. one will dig down, from six to ten feet in the snow to find them. guest of Ola Waters, Sunday. Afr. Don Putman entertained at tlinch Ray Barnes is quite sick with Friday evening. Those present were Dr. Hyde goes through the snow drifts standing up in bis cutter and asthma. Ralph Calins, Venueth Mullen and laying on the whip, the horses on the G. B. Hartley and family and Lena Rockwell Drummond they report a run. and .Mabel Otis, were guests of I^wis pleasant time. Popcorn and candy J. H. Valentine and wife were snow Edger, of Rutland Center. Sunday. were served, bound in Battle Creek four days last Mrs. ira Osgood was called to the ■ Mr. and Mra. Carl Iceland, of Del week. They were to be away two days bedside of her niece, Miss Alice Hay ton, spent Sunday in town. but doubled the time and had a good Ward, of near Delton. Monday. visit. Ed. Otis and wife were guests of R. A. Carpenter, Sunday. Mrs. Mary McKee, of Kalamazoo, was the guest of Llbbie Douglara, Mon­ day afternoon, returning to Kalamazoo Tuesday. ft One trial fffttt Proves ft ft —— I Delton Rolkr mills! ft ♦ ft ft if not we would like to have you give us • sample order. One trial will make you a steady customer. The high­ grade Holler Flour made by us gives splendid satisfac­ tion wherever used. Cus­ tom Work >Specialty. 4 Jlslted relative here Sunday. ’ ’I 4 .nd'r‘h-‘!<!J,lda' tlu“ 1,0IW Cwtw 4 and Eaa» Orangeville wore vlalting . I Hille loo much laat week, as wo are I Hope comer bad Hme Kaat Orange, i rille Item., llm we have vet t0 £ . the person without mistakes. Delton Rolkr mills, ? OrttMi mkhky,. t EAST ORANGEVILLE. George llsywud I, «|rli w|lh ,b. grip. Tommy Prlnee bu Sobbed working for Tom Murphy. Sdrool eummencee a week from Moeday March 6th. Miss Maggie Prince, of Cedar Creek !j Are you one of the many patrons of the number of acres tn each farm, lime to get oce before they are DELTON, Children 25 cents 10 cents Proceeds fi>r the benefit of the Delton Band. Coal, Cement, Paints and Oils. Three per cent The poles for the telephone line from SOUTHEAST PRAIRIEVILLE. Dowling to Cedar Creek are set as far Little Leon Quick, who has been as the Doud school house. Wire and quite sick, is slowly improving under phones are in at Cedar and the line will die care of Dr. Hyde. . be continued to Cloverdale this spring. Wm. Brown, now living on the place Ernest MeGum made a twelve day owned by Mr. Gorman, is at work for trip to CbicaigQ, SL Louis, Santa Fe W./A. Spauldtng for the coming fear. and Albuquerque, and has returned Mrs. Ed. Vanderhof Is visiting her to finish hie visit with his parents, Mr. John McGurn and wife, before return­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Storr. She returned to her home at Kalamazoo, ing to Boston, his home. Saturday. . Mr. aud Mrs. Lon Morgan, of Kal­ HOPE CENTER. amazoo, were visiting the latter’s par­ Mrs. Isaac Newton celebrated his ents, Mr. and Mrs! Almount Nye, one 51st birthday Sunday. day last week. The mail man was detained several Rex Waters, of Milo, made a business days on account of snow drifts and bad trip to Kalamazoo, Wednenday, In the roads. ' Interest of Burdette Babcock, he being Gid Wilkinson and son Clifford made confined to his bed with la grippe. Mra. R. Lowden Js very sick at this a business trip to Hastings Saturday. The spelling school that was to be Cast of Characters. writing and there to little hopes of her \Glid Wilkinson and family and Felix held at tbe Milo school house last Fri­ .. K.E. MeHaln recovery. day night, was postponed until the IDetarQfemlBai............ .................................. . w. Houtrori Chamberlain aud wife visited at Jubn The .Misses Renaiaud Alta Pifer have Doster’s near Prairieville Sunday. roads are in better condition. • X»rtr Smith..................................... •• Tom Howarth . been suffering witij the Scarlet fever A; pleasant party was held at the I*n ...................................... ; Marshall Notwwa CRESSEY. . the last week. Rena has been danger­ Qum« Blarlunai MaSie ftaiaflloo. tbr «lrl mln«r ur Mark l.yticb home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gates. The Mrs. Philip Barber will entertain the ously sick, her fever was 100 and she Hamilton guests were entertained by music and L. A. S. at dinner Wednesday. Kata — was delirious for four or five days, but t Graydoa Hlamnaan card;playing. Light refreshments were , WHD»U«ek Dr. Harter reports the cases gutting No church services Sunday, preeumserved. along as well as qould be expected. ably on account of bad roads. Jerry, “The Great Horse Trainer” C. M. Gilbert went to Colon last week ORANGEVILLE. Synopsis of Piny. who is staying with W. A. Blackman Minnie Van Volkenburg after an ill­ to visit his parents and other re'stlves. ACT I. this winter and breaking horses, met ness of three weeks, Is able to be out Dora Barber came from Battle Creek RCKNK 1—Cmtral B. K. to Near York City. Ktehard and Torn meet. A queer customer with what might have been a serious again. Saturday and will rem'ain a short time from DanUlertUiScb. Cal. Two Str.-H Arab., -DoroM tf I don’t tehi- you.- A ny cc Pw SS l * ’ i?rl-HoS. cd KltearS 1 Um liter The• YUltanY accident last Sunday. He was driving Mrs. tevf Cross Is spending a abort with her parents. Thr lovers mere. Madrr l«*rn» her real wow. A demand for axmey. Who. Why old Joe some horses in the barn, holding a Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barber and New­ Kugxlc* from thuw Devil Gulch. Cal. time with her daughter in Silver Creek. pitchfork in his hand when one of the Mr. R. Pierce bad the misfortune to ell Barber and Charles Honeysett were horses kicked Jerry knocking him over in Kalamazoo. Saturday. Keg*!; i—D»re IM1 Gulch. Cal. The Ferry mw-- ■* vlsHts at the Gulch. A xhoat and hitting the fork! in such a manner .fall down stairs last Friday night aud Mrs. and Mrs. Newell Barber have lake. Hlrah quarrel. Yankee! Yankee! A collWon." A drwpwatc jUniggle. ft oiled ag.<! that twu of the tines run into his arm, break his leg above the knee. A dlrn’oitraited DutchBiuu. Another ijnarveL "The Bteaneat man i postponed their journey to New Mexico han! life KrrxF Eunice Bagley Is working for Cash parallel with his arm, about six inches. miner. J u mefl a until March 7. on account of the poor -Hau * bar room.. Smith on another money qurat. The root® ISO. A UIW, *’ cratihlng through ieur tiraln.” A idodae. A. frjichtrjHxJ Dutchman. A IPMne mr tH ”^**7 After the wound was dressed and Jerry Blanchard. health of Mrs. Barter. oi< the Mime. A funny Dutch aong. Hamilton cotnea went. Old JixJ«m- llt<„k-* Ilnggle* asaln. again. /> was resting comfortably as possible, he Eva Burkett, of Doster,-is assisting Mrs. William Cooper, who has been . ' ALT III said that he had broken a good many Mra. Frank Brown with her household the guest of her sister, Mrs. «W. Fisher n: I-In the wwdji. ' go thvy think'Joelti-atlm K«R»d.’ horses and driven a Rood many on the duties. and other relatives, -rettgned to her ••Dost you flare to follow ber another ur<>." b» *xn track and driving some iu«s good time hoUMT” w kxk S-Th." inspuJvtrt Iriahmwi. A detrrtlve eogitfM. Edgar Btiuce and wife visited at Abe | home in Battle Creek, Monday. ■*—Ju tbe ■owls kjpiln. Sobw t>t« Ito*. BCKliS S-Ainuttg the rocks. as 2^1, but never had met with such Hemienittes’ last Sunday. • The captive. Fotf-d again. ... :. mother.' an experience before. CLOVERDALE. The K. O. T. M. M. will give a danc­ ' CIIVKClt (NOTES. Miss Hazel Feather wm the giiest of ing party at the town hall, Wednesday Pastor G. T. Fisjier and wife are eveuiufc. Feb. 22. Martin Nagel and family last Sunday. > r. J .'rn IIUUT. r-Uiaill - -V" .mu ---- ------evatb oqJ Don't you wnnt'tv adopt a leodk- jx>y. An unwr^oar rtsttar. The dance. FtaaW. both confined to the house with la James Brown, of Prairieville, was a Revival services,which had l»een post­ grippe. guest of J. N. Pike, Sunday. poned on account of the weather have again bwjn resumed at the Evangelical The L. A. of Delton church will meet church. with Mrs: AM Mantle this week to sew SCHULTZ. carpet rags. The Earnest Workers will meet with Mrs. Ella Loomto was called to Hick­ Mrs. Floy McDermott will serve din­ ory Corners last Friday on aceout.t of Mrs. Charles McDermott on the 24th ner Friday of this week for the Earnest the serious Jllness of her ten, Fred instead of at Mrs. John McLeads as Workers band of the Cloverdale M. E. Kelley. stated last week. church, furnishing the entire dinner Mrs. Norton, who has been caring for Miss Matilda Finkbeinder of Leigh­ heraelf; All members of the church <Mrs. Lucy Bugbee, the past two week?, ton, who has been visiting friends here and congregation are cordially Invited. returned to her home Id Orangeville, returned home last Sunday accompan­ DELTON. -. Bert Pennock was in Kalamazoo Fri day. Roy Cutler, of your city, was In town Friday. Mr. and Mra. B Perry spent a few days last week with their parents at Hastings. Mr. Clint Parshall visited at Mar­ shall over Sunday; ' Mra John Larabee ia some better at this writing. Mr.’Will Pierce is threatened with pneumonia. Nearly everybody In Dalton is sick with the grip at this writing. ' Mrs. Lew Williams is threatened with pneumonia but is better at present. 4 Coughing Hammer blows, steadily ap­ plied, break the hardeat rock. Coughing, day after day, jars and tears the throat and lungs until the healthy tissues give way. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral stops the coughing, and heals the torn membranes. Wagon Excellence Strength, durability, safety and utility are com­ bined in The Studebaker Wagon !}««* of selected material! - Lumber seasoned fottr to five quality: tires hand set: durably jxnnted. More k-Tk?c. ‘-MK-nonce l>eiund everv wagon made get a Stud .Laker waguu !xx>k and let us ahow you how good they are- • Lightest Running Wagon Made We the Sf-udeBqker because wdcan . guarantee U, Goodyear Bros;, Hastings, Mich AMBITIOUS PEOPLE If there are is ambitious people in Hast, ings they will do well to read this little ad. I have twelve Scliolarahips which I w.Hsellat 1212 per cent diecount from regular prices before March ">1 .These 12 scholarships cover any branch of study you may want. I will be in Hastings during the week ot March 13 and will give an exhibitor students' work at Fred L. Heath <fc Carveths, the • Druggists. During the week 1 will give away a prize worth $35.00. SAWAPABJLU. «agb..nd told n GuyC.Longcor.St®® �HASTINGS Heallfy of American Women A. Subject Much Discussed at Women’s Clubs— TTie Future of a Country Depends on the Health of Its Women. the mail tip to within a few days his death, at the age of W). i C. W. Post, the cereal miLionalre. ’of Battle Creek, is about to build himself a line 8100,000 residence at Greenwich Coqn. Lie will divide his time between the earn and his “home town.” Battle Creek. . At the wew York state Assembly of MIm Mnttie Henry, Vlcc-rresldentof । Molhvra. a prominent New York doctor Danville Art Club, 420 Green St., Dan­ told the 500 women presen t that healthv ville, Va., writes: American tvomen were so rare as to biDear Mrs. Pinkham:—“Many vajw’iiulfcr. •almost extinct. ing with fernnlu weakness, ir.lhunination and This hc«-uis to be a sweeping state­ a broken clown system niadn me more auxment of the condition of American ioUBto dioth:u>tolive.butl.vdlal-lPinkluun's women. Yet how many do you know - •gr.gv. “y 7°° well— And du not haveiouuu suffering woman to know what LvduE.PinkTV ho are --- perfectly ■ ------ .-------lutnuiuuau,»u(iwwiia:.L'rau;r..riilK*ome trouble arising from U some n dertiMgedeniMge-1 haul's Vor»..t»i,i.» Vcgi-table,Coiapound will do fur bcr.'»’ xnc-nt of the female orgunism whichl When women are- troubled with wauifest* itself in headaches, back­ aches, nvrvdusnesi. that bearing-down irregular, suppressed or painful menAx-lir.g. paitLful or'irregnlar nienstriia- strualion, weakness, leiieorxhtba. dis­ tion. leueorriioia. displacement of the placement or ulceration of the womb, uterus, ovar|an trouble, itidigestion or that bearing-duwn feeling,'^inllaminatiou of the ovaries, backache, bloating, «leeplessiie*4? There is a tried and .(or flatulency), general debility, inditrue remedy for all these ailments. stion, and nervous prostration, or are Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ K’-set with such symptoms as dizziness, pound ha.-, restored more American faintness, lassitude, excitability, irri­ women to health than all other reme­ tability. nervousness, dleeplessneas, dies in the! world. It regulates, strengthens aud cures diseases ot the melancholy, “all-gone” and “wnut-tofemale organism as nothing else’can. be-lcft-alone" feelings, blues, and hope­ they should remember there For thirty yeprs it has been curing lessness, is one tried and true remedy. Lydia the worst forms of female com­ E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at plaints. . Such testimony as the following once removes such troubles. No other mediciue in the world has reeetaed such should bee mvincing unqualified endorsement. No other Mrs. T. C. (Willadsen. oi Manning, medicine has such a record of cures of la., writesfemale troutdrei. Refuse tri buy any Dear Mra- Pinkham:— “1 can truly say that you have raved my life other medicine, for you need the best. A light heart, a cheerful countenance, and I cannot expo» my gratitude to you in words. For two rears 1 spent lots of money and all the charms of grglcc and beauty: in doctoring without any benefit for mcn- are dependent upon proper action of the utrual imtgulariricg and I lutd given up all bodily organs. You cannot look well hop-* of ever being well again, but I was pemiadisl to try I.ydia E. Pinkham's '’ego­ unless you feel. well. table table Compound Compound and and three three bottle, bottles hxv. have re-1 re- , Mrs. Pinkham invites all dek women store! roe to 5-rf.x-t ta-alth. Had it Dot l-vn to '''.rite her for advice. Her advice aud for you I would have been'Tmny grave medicine have restored thousands to , today.” ' health. Address, Lynn: Mast. I Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others Fall Lorin Wise, ff young man of Otsego is; in-jail in Kalamazoo, awaiting the action of tbe authorities in regard W) sending him to the asylum: ’ He came tO'Kalamazoo towork in the paper mill For the Vonvenience of those who and soon displayed symptoms of Insan­ wish to order all of their papers at one The Lansing sugar beet factory has ity by refusing to work or to leave tbe time, all subscribers to thd Banner been purchased by tbe Owosso com­ mills. Tbe sheriff was called aud plac­ who are paid up to date, can fret the pany who will operate it this year to ed him under arrest. Banner and auylone of the following its fullest capacity. Representatives for one year in advance as follafvs: of this company worked among Walton The trial-of John C. Mitchell for the Banner and Detroit Daily Free farmers the past week to get them in­ murder of Henry Devonshire last Sep­ Pre**.................................................'.S3 05* terested iu growing the crop. tember was begun last week Monday Banner aud Detroit Daily Joum nalp.::U 3 05* before Judge Hopkins in the circuit .1; 3 os* court at Battle Creek. The state has Banner and iGrand Rapids Hefli Martin. Freeman, of Charlotte, aid............ j......... ............................ !' " — a strong case against him but his at­ H 3 08* while at work at the Widdicomb factory torneys say that they will explode all Banner and Detroit Semi-Week!] on Tuesday was unfortunate eqougb Jourrial ...I of the theories aud evidences of the to get his left baud next to the buzz state on the ground of sei/ defense. Banner and Detroit Free Press saw. The saw cut into the Joints and The testimony of about ilftyjwituessea Fann and Livestock Jouni|d. J 35 mangled the hand terribly. Dra. Weav­ will have to be taken, so’the trial will Banner and Michigan Parmer... 75 er dressed the wouncl and hope to avoid undoubtedly be a long one. The court Banner and Chicago Weekly In­ an amputating. room is crowded and considerable in­ ter Ocean..; terest is being taken iu the trial by .the Banner and New York Tribune A great deal of interest is being neighbors aud friends of tbe deceased FarmerI................................ 30 shown at the coroner’s inquest in the and the prisoner. •To those living on Rural Route# Pruden murder case at Grand Ledge. only. A purse was made up among the citi­ All Charlotte people, but more es­ . These special rates are offered as an accomodation to Banner patrons and zens, aud the opera house was rented pecially the Masonic fraternity are for a limited time. Get your supply of for the purpose. Clarence Jenks, the proud of the new Masonic Temple winter s reading now. If there is any accused man, has "waived examination recently completed in that city at a Kper or magazine not on£the above and was bound over to the circuit cost of 840,000. The building will be t on which we can save you money we will try and .do 60. Remember the court for the April term. opened to the public for the first time BANNERi* never sold for less than tbe evening of Feb. 22, when a l«eneflt $1.00 whether In combination or Fred'Culver, froze his face last Mon­ entertainment, concert and grand ball alone. All special price# are made on day evening in doing tbe good Samari­ willbe given. The building is construct­ the other papers in the combination. ed of paving brick and Bedford stone, tan act of pulling a man out of a snow bank who had selected that place for sleeping off his Jag, and 'ivould surely have frozen to death had no one taken core of him. Another - example of inrterfcrence with the rights of “personal Lbwiy." - Eaton Rapid* Journal. * and is finished throughout iu the most complete manner. The. top door is given up to tbe lodge room and the projwrty rooms of the various lodges, each one having a separate room. The lodge room is claimed by the members MAPLE GROVE. Margaret.Mclutrye is quite ill. _ BUSINESS CAKDS. ^TTOKNKYS N Al’PEK. KLEINHAN8 A . KNAl’PEN, Attorneys. 17 Michigan Trust Co. Building, Gntad Rapids. Nichlga*. - K WHOM AS & PRYOR. €.H Thoma*. ,-L Attorneys at Law. L- H. pkyobOfflces over IlMtlug^ City-Bank. ( 10LGB0VK A POTTER. V Atturuers at Law, (SucceMoni to Philip‘I. Colgrove) ffice tn Union Block. Haatlng*. Practtga* all tbeaourta of lbs state. A E. KEN ASTON. ' Attorney at Law. Ovw J. S. Crckxlyear A Co., store. -racllore In all court* of the atate. ColleeCd promptly aueaded to. . f M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, •’ Woodland, Mich. Ailjbivuness given prompt and careful attention. Collection* * specialty. R.. LOWRY. Hastings, Mich. . Always a large stock of ejr® glasses and spectacles on hand. D A.* C. H. BARBER, r «> Physicians and Surgeons, taita'ln city or comity reeponded to with promptaera, day or >l<aL_______ ■ H B. TIMMERMAN « Homtepathlc Physician and Surtoon, Office cor. Jefferson and Center streets A HANLON. M. D., ’’byirtcian and rl. Sanctons . Middleville,Mlcb pHARLES RUSSELU M- D. V -Physician and Sargeou. JCice over Fred L. Heath’s drug Offic- p& 1itealdenue phone 280. Milan Andrews entertained a cousin from Oklahoma last Sunday and Men- . 7 to V aan.. 12 lo 2 p.m. ".nd a,,. ; Chas. Whitcomb, of Battle Creek, R. S. HARTER. M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. passed Sunday with bls son Henry and OFFICE HOU KB—It to lira. in.. I to? p.m..T family. to*p.u>.. All <-alt« prampUy ■ttendrd. .Totophouc at offioe. MORGAN. Jake Shoup and Orson Swift are both Office nt re-dd-uM. Delton, Mteli. Mrs. Henry Hyde is on the sick list- very low, with; but little hopes of as is also Mr. J. A. Hyde. . recovery. ’ Some of the citizens are becoming Rural mail carriers have been forced E. WILLISON, D. D. A ’ Very indignant because bf the throwing to abandon their routes for. the past . Habitogi. Mfch, in the-- creek of a number of dead week, although they have supplied their shoat*. customers as muph as possible. . Mr. Will Main went Co Grand Rapids Mrs. Arthur Nelson died at her home A. BBELDON, Tuesday ostensibly to bring back with in West Kalamo, Saturday morning, • - Abstract and Real Estate office. Abstract Block. Haa-.ing*. him tbe household goods 6? Mr. Letter, Feb. 18, after a long illnees. She leaves Money to loan on Raa! Ent ate. Real Estate who will work Tor Frank Price the a husband aud tire children to mourn old on commission. General cunverandos. lar n< a complete ret of Abstract Books, comcoming summer. her loss. [>ll»»a froi_thc Ket-ords, can bmlsbcom Ma .onracteElder Carpenter, of Morgan, was at Another pedro party was given by Cressey., Mich., last Saturday. His Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton last Sat- > business was to join a couple in mar­ urday evening to nearly twenty guests. riage. We failed to learn the names of Mra. Roll Hall and Ed. Wood won first M. STEBBINS, the contracting parties. ' Licensed Embalmer * prizes, aud John Mason and Mrs. Em- i and Funeral Director. The rural mail carriers have had a ma Shafer carried away the boobies. Room* next to Christnu**' Photograph hard time of delivering the mail the Refreehments were served. Btodlo. Residence xe Court ■krcet.AU dills promptly attended. day or ntghLV past week on account of snow drifts. Cltlxens Phone. Ro. 6o, Otflcajd. The Morgan parriur was unable to HOLMES CHURCH. serve* h|s entire route. For two day* B. R. Murdock attended the farmer’s * last week he battled with tbe drifts institute at Hastings Friday. each day, but had to give it up as a Mr.'and Mrs. J. II. Durkee were the Private paid ptampH and all. had job. guests of Ed. 1’a rm alee and wife Wed­ the stamps you may require, nesday. ■ ' WINTER MEAT EATING PROBATE. ORDER Lust Tuesday afternoon u worktrain FllDHAtE ORDRIf State of Michigan. County of Ila: ry. on the Fere Marquetto whs stalled in AC u --xstou of the Probate < o-irt for the State of Michigan, county of Barry. *». ’ County of Barry. hohten the Probata effiee, At a session of tta’ Prolate Court for tbe tn the < "Ity of fucolng*. tn miI-I County co County of Harry, tiojdeo at the Probate office the suow near Holland. Two engines .-aturday the .«h 4»yo! January lu rthe year in th>- rity of litwting-. Iti said County or and a way car were sent to* help them out- thousand mne taimlred ui»4 Pte. ।out. They were running at iterate of I Pre-f'iit ».’ba«. M. Mack. Ji.-dite'of Prebab-. I Iu tbe matter «t tbo wfate of Thoma- |30 miles an hour and crushed Into the Ciuapbeli. <> •—eased Ou reading aud fiBJig the 1‘cfHJm.- duly. v«vl-1I lump n-ua dtvcu-wl. rear md of the other train. There tied, of WUlMm A-1 * mu-ta-J •*«> of said d«sr£*- i On rtsullnu ami fibnx the (Tuly yeri ••d. praying that an t>rd«-i or decree rosy he fl-ni of Frank R. Paanr.-t ns uri.-iUor uaoted in were 1»; men in the car at the tii me of made by t id» court <>»teriiiln1ng who art- or e •re the will of *al.l <!<••••• y*-d praylnr tbsd an Instru- the crash. The coach was smashed -to the lawful heir* of >aid •Incvared and entitled to ; itn-nl nowori flic hi this court purporting to be i the l:v>t will ami te-lauicni of -aid deceased tx> splinters aird it is a'wonder they were luberit hl* f-tate. • Tberropoo II i« ordered, that Saturday, tbe !I admutwl toprolnt* and the executor therein cJth day of ffebrttary A. D. lW&*t ten o'clock In Jj naniVd appclnted or to *ome other suitable not all killed, but as it was five of them " T th* forenoon. 1>* asMgned tor the hmring of rwr-on. said petition and that the heirs at taw of said I "Ihervipon It I- ordered that Friday, tbe were badly injured. deceit.--<1 aud *B other |Hir*ons Interested In i ~r«I day of March A. !>.. 1A». at ten o'clock s-vld estate, are required to appear al a session |I lo the foremwn, be asHlttned tor the hearing of of said Court, then u> be holden ut the probate I -aid petition and that the heir* r.t taw of said The fruit crop of Berrien co&ly had office, la the Ciry of Hasting*. In said county, | d*eex*r<l and all Wh«r per.wn* Interested tn aad show cause if any there be. why the prayer ' said eajate. are required to ap|-e rr at a -emlon a close shave last night. It was thought of the p-tlilonw may not be granted. Aljd It ;' of said Court, then to l-e holden al the probate lv further entered, that said itcUtlowr give office, in the City of Ita-Ungs, Id said county, for a time that it would be mined by notice to -the persons Interested In said relate I| and show can -elf anythere be, why th* prayer of Clio pendency of said petition and the he-arlng i of tbe petitioner may not b* granted. And It tbe <-old, but a wind from Lake Michi­ thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be Is further ordered, that Mid petitioner give published In the llAmxas Baxnf.m a news­ notice to the person* interested In -aid estate gan moderated the temperature. The paper printed and circulated in **ld County cf ot the pendency nf said petition and the hearing crop of fruits in tbe county usually mm-, once In each week for three sudct-sslve thereof by ruuslnit a copy of this order to be averages' about 2,000.000 bushels. The pubUahed in th- IIa*tinIm> BAXNXU apowsweek* t>rrvlou* to said day of hearing. • paprr printed aud ctoc Hated In •*!<! Comity of temperature went down to ten degrees Klla-C. HK< ox. Ch *e. M- M w k. Probate Itegi -ter. Judge of Probate llarry. <mce In each week fot‘threesuccessive weeks previous to aal.’ below here, and dispatches from other (A True Copy. I .............................................. Ei.m < ■ Hrcox. Prutuite Kevtater. Judge of Probate. ppints ■ In the fruit bell say it did not Sheriff's Noiice of Election. | (A true copy I. fail below 15, .so tbe damage was not To thq Inspectors of Election and'the great. Qualified Voter* of Barry County: PROBATE ORDER. Pursuant tn thie notice from tic- Secretary of St'ite for tlw <t;>te of Michigan yon are hrrel.v State of MIchlffHO. •’otibly <"*1 Barry. s<. nutir.ed that nt tlwGewmi Election to lie held fl'he readers of the'Tribune remem­ At ‘**Iou of tkc Prototr ClVirt for the (Citron •tvloy April irJ Mb. »•the fo> (-01l lIlt‘ay m 0{" In this »C “----- ”M...... ’ *' made to order. ---ny. boldcu at th-' Promt* office Iu officers lowing nJ ---- uro to he riwHrd and to b- voted tft ei|-y of Haitfiu dluxs.in ■‘aid cotwty eu Wwlurwlay ber recent mention of a fracas in which Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Decker spent* JAS. H. ATKINS. Harry County: <>»>• Jitrtk* ot th- 8u» .... th„--------------------t’M d>y „( Febnrarv lii the year ona a drunken Arkansaslte while making - turmc’t>irt. two^genteof < '4 irt. two Regent* ot thr the Uniter-dtr LnBcralty of tbou-Mixl ttjous;in<1 nine but The Poor Stomach’s Tale ot Woe- 'Sunday with Lon Lydy's people in ulti- hundred and live. ' Mlctuuan. our member of tin- state Botirdof a vicious attack on Chas. Pratt, former­ FrrMlit. Chan. M. .Mark. Judge of Probati1. North Carlton. Just now Mi-o-na is Needed: Education ito lib vacancy) arid one cnrrult In th* matter of the e*tateof Ann Parrott ly lot this city, was hit by a scantling Judge for tbe Fifth Judicial UiretiiL comprising deo-tixed. ■ • In spite of the storms and bad weath­ At this season of the year thousands the counties of Barry and Eaton. On rvadtoR and Rlln* the |>etitloh duly verl- in the hands of Mr. P’s seta Roy and Vjl'Toll B.Ft ItXlss. flM. of Chartea M. I*arrott. son nf said d«cw»<?4. of people are already showing the il! er Mr. Ober brought our mail every Sheriff of Barry County.lira vine thntnn order or decree may t«e rbad* by '■ killed. The unexpected result of tbe symptoms that are sure to result from . *' The Ntagam FcClt Bouti-” day last week. thia court dptonntBlnit whoarn or were the ta*- ’ trlkl is that Roy was convicted and die usual winter diet. Indoor life, meat xrrit P OF HEAKl.xG CLAJtW*tnl heirs of aald 4><eea«od and entitled to inherit | Taking i-ff.-rt Nov. S7.1SKM. Trains leave M Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barnum spent her estate. sentenced to four years imprisonment. eating, hearty foddrlack of exercise, State of. Michigan. County of Barry, as. Hasting* a* follow*: Thereupon It ordered, that Saturday the . Notice I- hereby given, that by an order of the over w'ork, ana poor ventilation spell Tuesday with Perry -Stowell's people EASTWARD} Probate ttottrt for tho County of Itarry. made on ■.Xh day of February. A. D., ISM. at io o'ffiock The case will be appealed.—Charlotte “sickness," and poor health. in West Woodland. • the ath day ut Jamury A. D- tw®. four In tbe forenoon. Im‘aaiijtned for the hearing of Tribune. If the stomach cannot do its work months from that date were allowed tor erodtl- wild petltlou and that the hidra at taw of aa}d Mr. aud Mrs. John Wickham spent ora to pn*sekt their claims avalnit the »«tate deceiiM-d and all otlHT l«TH0iu luterttded Iu properly, ill health is sure to follow, MLXo. IW, Sight exprera............................. t:00 of Samuri Weeks IM- of -aid J* ‘aid ratate. are required to appear nt a season o na is the one medicine that assures a . Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence •ea-sed.and that *11 creditor ,of said dreeiwd of «ald Court, theft to be boldeii nt Che probate WESTWARD MraL A. B. Hall, of Marshall, was natural digestion, that strengthens the Rogers in Hastings. fcse required to present their claim* to >a d office. In the city ot HaatlnRsIn said county, No. WT.Grand Rapid* rxprea*..«4....»:ffil] Probate fkwrt. at th« Pi oltatr office in Uw city and show cause If any there be. why the prayer burned to death Tuesday, morning. stomach, that soothe* and heals all ir­ lt». Grund Rapids expressI...18:0-1 of Hasting-, tor examtastioi! and allowance on of th*petitioner may not bo granted. AiuT It Mra. Sarah Stewart who has been vis­ No. No. 103. Mall........................................... 8:8# or before thts -stti May ot May next, and that Is further ordered, that todd petitioner five Mrs. Hall was 85 years old, aud ritation, congestion, and intlamation in Itactfk'exprra.*................. I.;, .sffi# the stomach or bow lee. It is this that iting her neice, Mrs. May Townsend, No. lax. such claims will be heard before said (ourt. on notice to the person* Interested In said estate Train* Nos. 101.1<B. ub aud 1». daily. Friday, the Wth day of May next. *1 ten of the pendency of said petition and the hearing being nearly blind carue in close coh-' makes It a certain aud guaranteed cure returned to Hastings Monday. ther-ot by causing a copy of thin order to bo O. W. BUUGUKe, * " o olock In the forenoon of that day. punished In the HAWriro* Bannkr a hewn- tact with a stove while warming her­ for all stomach troubles. Dated Jan. ISth. A. !>.. 1*^- „ .. W. H. BARKON, Agent. Chtaaco. A few from this way attended the paper printed and circulated In said county of self. J. C. Powers, in whose house she CHAWLfta M. M.u k. If the digestion is impaired, the blood Hastings. Jud kb of Probate. Barr*, once tn each week for Threo successhe social at Andrew Geiger’s Friday even­ is Impoverished and become* filled with weeks previous to »al<J day of hearing. lived, succeeded in smothering the poisonous impuriiiea, deranging the ing. Tipped over going and coming. I HAH. M. MACK, ?U.a C. nacox. Judge of Probate. ; Hames with a blanket before the old whole system aud causing sickness and Mra. Jennie Barnum gave a pedro Probate Iteglster. ■ lady was burned. Half an hour after­ suffering. Mi o na, acting upon the (ATrue CopyK Mra. Dora ward Mrs: Powers, Mrs. Hall's daugh- stomach and digestive organs cures party Thursday evening. sleeplessness, nervous troubles, head­ Murdock and Walter Durkee received ter,went upstair to see If her mother table!■ effect Oct. S3, tSM aches, backaches, and general weakness the first prize and Mra. Hefbert Sprague rime • O*nto*a Standard Tbne^. PROBATE ORDER. was all right, and, found tbe old lady and debility. • EXSEK4Frt« and Mra. Dwight Barnum tbe second, Blate of Michigan, County of Barry, Mb <enveiloped in flames, her clothing again If you are weak and ailing tbe lv Kalamazoo ar Wrisfit? IS At » ftcnfltm of the Probate Court for »r- , prizes. County of-Barr. hoWcn at the Probate office having caaght fire. Ab she entered the chances are that it is due to a diseased Dattna 8® 6:38 <:M in tbe city qf liattlnw. iu mM county on Mao- .room her mother fell dead. It is proba­ stomach, but you can be cured by using I* known this world over for the won­ Hasting* sffiBftjCo iff. day tfic 3Mh day o< January tn the year o»e derful CORES. We Guarantee every Mi-o-na. Ask W. J. Holloway, the re­ 10:40 4:14 Cd* *rvi'a’r'M,3y'T 8:IS4SO 11:4* HIGH BANK. box. If not enUrely satisfactory to you taounnd nine hoodraa and five. ble that after Mr. Powers left Mrs Hall liable druggist, to show you the strong FrwM-nt. C-bxM. -M. M*ck. Judge of Prebate. we return your uwney. as to outJim>Tbe roads ate beginning to be quite lonatag ' ..J.-. 8J8. In tbe matter of the estate of (William E- ।she again approached too near to the guarantee under which Mi o na is sold. csty we refer you to auy bank or bustnlt*B 6:18 Grand RapM* 7:<O Cawl. decca.-v.-d. es* house in our clly. Mi 6 na costs but 50c a box. If it does passable again tbe mail was blocked • »n reml Ing and filing the petition duly veil- stove aud her drws again caught Are not help you, the price is absolutely two-days last week. fled, of Carrie A. Vaiwel widow of said deceased the same way. . nothing. ' praying that an Instrument oow on tile In this H. Bechtel is taking possession of E. court purportin* to be the last will and testa| mentof said deceased-beadmitted to probate C. Eamond's farm and F. G. Silsby is and the executor therein tmuned appointed or moving on the 8. 8. Ingereon farm. rough hands and all Skin BUfMf*. ’ some other suitable piraou. ■ Thereupon it Is ordered, that Monday the rib James Freeman *nd wife and daugh­ day of Fenrugry A. D. 1W5 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Im-axaipmd for the hearing of said ter Florence aud Marine Pilgrim and are pretty hard on shoes. petition iuxf that the heirs ax taw of sald deceaAed and all other pereons Interested In said estate wife spent Sunday at Jessie Erb. , are required to appear at a tension of sal* I Court, th«n to be holden at the Probate office. Ilka 3 ounce box j>cat paid to mjy addccbs^ Sarah Erb is so Improved that she in the City of HasUngs, In said County and IRON SOLES. Try and Remember that ~'y can walk with tbe aid of a chair. show cause If any there be. why the prajrer ot Che peUttoncr may not be granted. And It t» H. Bechtel and family spent Sunday We make a specialty of re­ farther ordered that said petitioner give notice to tbe person* Interested in said estate, of the pairing all kinds of foot wear for at W. H. Eaton*. pendency of said petition and the hearing Men, Women and Children. Try thereof by causing a copy of CM* order to be us once aud'get satisfaction. published In tbe Hastings BAXXjre a newr One uuo ci of xtiug Ring’bs Dyspepsia xryupvpeia uauicus Tablet* paper printed and clroutated in said County of f.,r (hr™, anmvHUilVA and our Free HOME TREATMENT Will Cure and that after eating even if you eat but IltUe. i W. *L MICHAEL S weeks' previous to said day of hearing. will digest the little you do eat, and The Banner wants your wants Ch Ab. M.Mack. W. J. HOLLAWAY cure IndegMtlon. Dyspepsia, Sour Judge of Prabat TWO COBBLERS. ba»;; for sale and will giro you a question blank to fill out and send to us for our treatment. for Its WANT COLUMN. Bex* O. Hkfxix. Stomach Belching, and Weak Heart Sold by Fred L. Heath, the drugR-iat. 1 THIL-ATHtXlPiroROa^OMPAMY, New Haven, Conn. [Atrueropyl '— F P W Rubber Stamps Chicago, Kajamazoo and , Saginaw R R. COASH’S OINTMENT Is It Hard For You To Forget That You Have Rheumatism? Ath-lo-pho-ros THE CHILDREN TRY wiir �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRARY, m, 1905 selves, 6at te say that a charitable) people could afford to take no other i course.. But Mr. Walker is a lawyer. ’ and must know the high ideals which ■ I Walker, after admitting tbe agreement j 1 should govern a member of that pro­ । to pay money to settle the LeClair ।fession, particularly when be Is acting troubles, also admits in almost so I as the trusted agent of the people to many words what'we believe was the secure a just enforcement of the laws. truth, that Mr. Walker used the crimi­ He caunot plead ignorance, nor that it nal court machinery of Barry county was merely a mistake, when he, as to compel the settlement of a civil case/ such trusted agent of the people, Here are tbe very words used to defeud .agreed to protect Edward LaClair from Mr. Walter, but which in reality con- t criminal proceedings. He had no demn his 'actions in this case: “Tbe business to make or even suggest such money was a little slow in getting a proposition. It wa« not merely a around, and to provide for any failure mistake, wheu lie let the mattwjrest of the man to make His promisefgood, and allowed large expense bills to ac- •' a complaint was sworn out December cumulate for bis clients, the people, to 24th, 1904.’’ Wo believe such action by pay, when a word from]him;.would a public procecutor as this defenw ad­ have.saved it all. It is not merely a mits is gross official misconduct, and an utterly unwarranted and indefensi­ mistake for a public prosecutor to use the criminal court machinery to bring ble use of a public office. about the settlement of a civil case. 3rd. This defense of Mr. Walker That itn’i a mistake. It appears to seems to proceed on the theory that us, and we are sure it will to our read­ Prosecutor I’ryor ought to have preaum ed that the proceedings against La- ers, as a wrong which amounts to of- • Clair might not be iii good faith, andj fici&i misconduct and a flagrant mis NECK VERY LAME DEFENSE: MST0RI1 For Infanta and Childrea. The Kind Yen Have Always Bought AfteelaWe Preparation torAssimilaimg nicFoddanJReguteting the Stocwrte and Bowels rf Bears the awAUiwijllIjlJjM Signature Promotes Digestion-C tee-ful­ ness andBestConlains neuter Opium.Morpliine norMineraL Not Narcotic. At Parker House of j jj^earoU DrSAMVELPtTVaB Wcdncsdau, March 1st. One day only each month. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Consultation, Examination and Advice Dr.Donald McDonald A perfect Rcmedy'forConstipaTton. Sour Slotnach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ ness and Loss of Sleep. The Well Known Specialist INCOMING 1 use of a public position. This matter is now before Judge Smith. If the present prosecutor, sheriff and under sheriff have done what they had no just or fair grounds for doibg In bringing Edward Laf'lair j to'this city bn a criminal charge, they , (should be censured for either their ex­ travagance or misconduct or both , ,whichever It may prove. If on the other hand, it shall be found that they acted in good faith, but that Mr. Walk­ that case. 4th, Thia defense of Mr. Walker as- er misused t^is prAilic trust to helpjhis Berta that Prosecutor Walker did in­ clieuf, .Mrs. LaClair. settle a civil case: form Sheriff Courtright not to serve that he even went so far as to agree]to. the warrant against LaClair until noti protect LaClair from criminal proceed­ tied. Mr.Courtright unqualifiedly denies ings wheu he was the prosecutor; that ever having received such instructions. he failed to tell Sheriff Courtright. On the.'contrary he believed the pro­ Sheriff Furulss, Under Sheriff Ritchie ceedings were in good; faith. The or hie successor, Prosecutor l*ryor, or charge that the BANNER criticised ! Justice Bishop, that this was not a Sheriff Courtright's actions in this case | bona fide criminal case: then action is untrue. Everything indictee that . i should he taken that will not encourage he acted in good faith wheu he handed such official misconduct in the future. the warrant which 1’roeecutor Walker We believe a committee of investiga had given him over to Sheriff Furniss, Ifon should be appointed composed of saying as he did so, “There’s a fellow men who will be fair, and who will fix they waul. I understand he is in Buf­ the blame where it belongs. So far as Prosecutor Pryor, Justice Bishop, falo.” 5th. .This defense of Mr. Walker Sheriff Furniss and Uunder Sheriff fails to explain why Sheriff Courtright Ritchie are concerned, they court such wasAilowed to think LaClair was in an investigation. so should have asked his predecessor if they really were what they pretended to be. Exactly thh opposite should haveJ been the procedure: If LaClair was1 not wanted, it was Mr. Walker's plain duty to have explained the situation to his successor. It is not pretended however that he ever gave any information or intimation to the present prosecutor. sheriff or under-shfhiff or to Justice Bishop, that it was not a bonaflde crini- FacSincle Signature of NEW YORK ■EnZSQIfflSSEIBI I Di. McDonald has for years made a atudy of Chronic and fingering DineoRit*. His extensive practice and Su­ perior Knowledge enables him to cure every 'curably disease. All Chronic Diseases of/tbe brain, spine, nerves blood, skin, heart, lungs, liver, stomach / — 1■ ■ kidneys, bladder aud bowels scientlS eally aud successfully treated. Di. McDonald pays si>ecial attention to fcatarrh. Catarrhal Deafness, Throat aud Lung Disease*, Chronic Diseases peculiar to women, Nervous and I’hysl, cal Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis. Neuralgia, and .-ill Chronic and Nervous Diseases of Men, Women and Child­ ren. No matter what your disease Write for Deacriptlve Catalpuge of 200 may be, Useful Articles, consisting of There~is Still Hope--Then Do HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC Not Despair which are GIVEN FREE with orders butconsult Dr. McDonald and get a for Soap and Toilet Goods. The sav­ correct diagnosis of your disease and ing to our customers of middlemen's feel assured that the doctor knows cor­ profits enables us to give you these rectly what ahs you. If you are cur- beautiful presents. WRITE TO-DAY rabte, he will cure you. Those unable to call, write for symptom blank. Cotvespondencc strictly caniidential. Thirty Years■ — m ®5gCKT0RIA Furnish Your Home FREE! COMMMV. *<• TO—V*U. _ ~ ADVERTISED LETTERS. Hasting*. Mich., Feb. 20, 1905. letters addressed to persons named below remain unclaimed in this office and will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed by March 6, 1905: Ladies—Miss Nettie Stauffer. Miss Betsy Oak, Misa Grabe. Stilson, Mrs. A. J. Wright, Mrs. Emily Welsh. Gentlemen—Willard Bellows, Henry Cahoon, W. ‘P. Hoyt, Clifford’ Kenyon, W. J. McDonald. Bert Moot, Mr. Pasco, Mr. Clay Perraboya, Mr. C. B. Randall, *Mr. Geo. Stewart, D. W. N.Tcft, J.F. Williams, Richard M. Frost. ‘ Drop*’ Geo. A. Brown. Please say advertised'’ when asking for advertised letter. W. R. Cook, Postmaster. SORE THROAT would ouoar am it. ChMren y SOtaS to Miool? T^n put, HOOD S Ask for Ptymouths. X A J MAOC FOR V the Whole Fsoafly HOOD RUBBERS /zhToop~~\ TRADE MSHBtESMs) MARK. notmade^/^st Foley’s Honey «<■« Tar W. rhil-lrrn^le.^rr NnacMa. MODES OF THE MOMENT. Caracul is one of tbe fura favored for young girls. Cloth and fur are both u*ed for the ■mart redlngote. j ' On tiw modish color list there sro five shade* of eopper. Shaded velvet is an admirable fabric for trimming purposes. A gown of chiffon velvet has the preference for afternoon wear. The long pear shaped spangle Is e»peclally In demand. Tbe other forms are round, oval, square or triangular. Buttons of brilliant*, the more ex­ pensive variety rivaling the diamond in brilliancy, are the leaders in tbe button world.—Brooklyn Eagle. Buffalo.. LAKE VIEW. (Jth. in this defense of the ex prose cutor, the claim is made that Mr«. LaWill Charlton and wife have the grip. PLENTY~bF PROOF. Clair told the officer that she did not Arthur ( rook and May Draper visit want her husband brought.back. That ed at James Bolter's Sunday. From People You Know From Has­ claim is inconsistent with tbe facts. Milan Waldorff, of Hastings, drove No men stand higher for integrity in । tings Citizens. Address, into Daniel Erb's last Thursday night DETROIT. Tbe greatest skeptic can hardly fail Barry codnty than Victor Furnits and about nine o’clock t J stay all night, the to be convinced in the face of evidence Dr. Donald McDonald Harry Ritchie. Both deny the state­ road being blocked with snow. like this. It is Impossible to produce thX*specialist. ment attributed to Mrs. LaClair. Ou Daniel Erb and his daughter Verl better proof of merit than the teatime East Fulton Str, January 10th, both went to the home nY of residents of Hastings, of people Grand Rapids, Mich of Willis Martiu, her fatber.^-to ask if were called to attend the funeral of his who can be seen at any lime. Read ■I will Show you bow to make Pa day at> solutetysurv; wo furnish th«f work and When you need a pill it is always l >ey wanted tbe case pushed. Mr. wife’s mother in East Lowell Saturday. 'the following casco? it: ! teach you free, you work in tbe ibcallty *}>"■ best to buy the best. Dade's .Little Martin declared that he did, and that Mrs. Erb lias been helping to care for you live. Send us your addrms and we will ev plain the business fully, rememberJguarantee Liver Pills are the best. Try them. LaClair deserved a four year term in her mother for the past ten days. <WI|'Uiut, ciu«ln< pain dm low *•«>•* a c!.«r profit of P for every day's work. »b*> | They havea way of their own. Sold by Henry Fisher aud Frank Charlton prison- Mrs. LaClair said she wanted lately sure. Write at oner. . | novaa wanuracTuinno co.,d*f<. io,o»w»a,H»—. j Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist. Iher husband brought here but did not have opened a road through their farms want him sent to prison. January .'list so that all persons who desire to cross one day I saw Poan’t KMdw Pin* adrer Under Sheriff Ritche took the affidavit | from the]State road to the Center road' ■oo-l.«nd SCHEDULE A. thlnkina they might help me I pre necessary for the extradition of LaClair can get through with ease. It is im­ wired a bov at W. H. Goodyear'sttrac More, final will cheertuUy *ay. tte-> did mc-'roor.to .Middleville. In the court of Justice possible to open the cross roads. p-od than any remedy I ever took ', For sale by all dealer* price 50 cents Whittemore, of that town, this affidavit Irving Charlton came home Satur­ BtATK OF MK’HW.AN. > was read to Mrs. LeClair by Mr. day to recruit up after the fire at the Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole County of Barry. f ' agents for the United Slates. Remem The Circuit Court for the-County ot Barry in Chancery. Ritchie, who asked her if she under Agricultural -college. He lost about ber the name, Doan’s and take no other. I >1 ii the matter of tbe petition of James B. Bradley. Auditor Genera! stood it. She affirmed that she did. forty dollars woilh of clothing. He *0. I In brtnur ofMLlfSlUn.rorlb.ul. of »*-rtaln land* lor taxes a*'*‘*se«l tbercon. . Before Justice Whittemore took her: made two trips up stairs 'for his apparel ’ TAXES OF 1W0. FINS'LAKE. (io r. adlng a»J filing the |>etltlon of the Auditor General of the oath to the affidavit, he asked her if she all right, but the third trip when he 80x14-of Michigan, praying fora decree In favor of the State of Michigan, VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. The beautiful has fallen and it looks .aniiint each twrcrl of land therein described, for the amounts therein understood what she had* signed. She went' to comeldown. the fire cut him snreliled claimed te be due (or taxes, interest and charges on each as though the most of it had stopped land, aud that such lands be mid for the amounts m» Johnson's Addition. declared that abe did. No matter what off in the stairway in his ward. and£he in tbe woods. Moat of the roads are r’’uteordcrJil ttati*will l>e b">'f^tho51jULbthel(?trof ...... 01 03 affidavit she may now make to rescue had to retreat to a window and jumped open to the Helds. ?^.\«Xhty^ her attorney from his unpleasant no about seven feet across to a window VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. Man-11 a 1> i Kiu nt (lie Aliening of the Conrt on that day. and t’.ort B. F. Grover has returned from cen toriety in this case, the plea that ahe from tbe third story. He says he don't an i>er»oti* Interested In aneh land* or any part thereof, desiring te IL Btaley'iCAddltlon. ountnl the ll«n eUlmod thereon by the State of Michigan, for■ suoli did not then know what she was doing want another such experience as that. tral Ohio, where he went with a car of taxes interest and charges, or any part thereof, shall appear in said potatoes. cEurt, and file with the clerk thereof, acting a* register In chancery, is indefensible. Did she know what He leaves for the college Monday. thru objections thereto, OR or before the fir*l day of the ‘-}l* TAXES OF .1902. We are surrounded or will be by she was doing when on Dec. 24th she Court almr mentioned, and teat in deteilt tbere^ themme w«iIj taken a, confessed and a decree will lie taki ii and entered as prayed : telephone lines. The Fanners* toll line swore to the complaint under which the Townihlp I North or Range7 WA*t. NASHVILLE. fc-.lt, said petition. And u I» further oNvred that <*■ original case was commenced by Prose said d<s-rrcthe lands de*cr1i>e<1 In *.il<l petition for which a decreo of Sec. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dell Williams on the east and the Bell on the weaL ■ale shall he made, all! I* sold for the several taxa*. Interest and ..........H !•» 22 72 6 91 cutor Walker? eta «>•* thereon as determined by such decree, on the first Tuesday in February 9th a daughter. Mav (hereafter, lieglnuing at 10 o'clock n. m. on said day, or on the NORTHEAST BARRY. "tin This defense of Mr. Walker al Township 2 North of Range 7 West. dayot days siik-sjurnt thereto a.* may lw« ^5 Mrs. Will of WHWII Carson City, is vis. ... . 1 a » II __ I n m Crab, VI » .tat« that, when MkoU by I'-osw^L trtMld ,VIMI. lhe ,H| sale of said lands and each and every iiarrt-l thereof, at the Farmers are busy keeping the roads the county Treasurer, or at such convenient place as shall tor 1Prvor ’ryhr to name a committee to in • open. bj him at the county Mat of tire tounty of Jiarry. sta»e of Mlct Ig.ui Mrs. ('hades Herring went to KalaTownship i North a! Ran<e o Went. ■ad lba» the sal- then and tbete made will a public »«le. and each 1 vestigate his own, hre predecessor’s, • Miss Rena Piter, who has been very In ind-err. .hall l»- y|««WE V'ST1,™ uSK.'S I Sheriff Furniss’ and Under Sheriff maxoo Thursday to have her eyes treat’ see. ' . til-- total taxes. Interest and charges, and ihe sale shall be made to the sick the past week with scarlet fever, Ixtt conunruclnx 4 73-1 no ■ person paying th* full amount eliarg-d *Rln»t sn<! chain* Ritchie’s actions, Judge Smith, after we«t o( north >> ■orepting a conveyance of tbe smallest undivided fee simple Interest ia better at this writing. ther- ih; or. tf no perou will pay the tax— and charges and take a I Hint, wuth k »-100 chain*, Mr. Lorenxo Hart who has been hearing Mr. Walker's statement, said nonvevance ta less than Che entire thereof, then the whole parceHhall west fi 3B-100 chain*, north Tbe school has . been closed for this 8 6&-100 chains, east 3 ® ■that "the officials had acted hastily, to seriously ill with pneumonia, Xia con­ too chain*. ......................3 3 57 13 week on account of scarlet fever, also Lot com mend hr 7 4100 5 say the least’’ aud had then dismissed valescent. no Sabbath school next Sunday. chains west of north the matter. Judge Smith declares and Mabel Marble, little daughter of Mr. po-U. mxith e 33-100 chain*. west • ss-ioo chain*, north the court stenographer’s record shows and Mrs. W-l. Marble*has been quite । Clifford Pennock is home on a visit "wiuJ^UwYion.ci'^SSTit'K.cfifult Ji.dr' .nd Uh-mlof mm R 55-100 chains, east 3 35- ' from Grand Rapids. ■ 100 chain*...... ..v....... 3 2 57 15 that no snch language was used by the ill the past week. The Home Soap (o., a Day Sure ANNUAL TAX SALT. John Willison carries the milk to the Tbe funeral ot Porter Barnes occured Friday, and was largely attended creamery while E. Piter is quarantined although the weather was bad. HIS 35TH SUBSCRIPT’ON. The remains of Mrs. Will Green, of Matthew Young, of Carlton, paid Dakota, formerly of this place were his 35th consecutiife subscription for brought here for burial last week. the Banner last week. Mr. Young There was a debate at theJFelghner can remember baany things connected school bouse last Friday night. %The with the earlier history of-the Banner question, resolved that Lincoln was a and of the county. He came lo Michi­ greater man than Washington, was de­ gan In 1859 from New York state, and cided in favor of the affirmative. started working for a farmer near Galesburg at W a month. Later he drove a team from Battle Creek to The great rule of health'— Hastings hauling groceries for Abram KccP the bowels regular. Ryerson, tbe grocery being located on tKe corner where the Banner office now stands. By such work- as this be Want your moustache or beard Dll ft Vlllft U1 UIQ nVE earned the money to pay for the farm a beautiful brawn or rich black ?Use .Jit where he now lives. court. Nor has Judge Smith dismiss­ ed the matter. On the contrary he has reserved it for further consideration and investigation. Tbe defense of Mr. Walker closee with a plea for overlooking mistakes of public officials. Surely that course 1s the just one If we felt that in this matter the former prosecutor’s conduct was the result of a mistake, we would not only be glad to overlook It our- Township 3 North of Rance 9 West. O. ( . BARNUM. Re«l«ter. e S of s 0 h north at rood.12 STATE OF MICHIGAN. To the Circuit Court for tbe County ot Barry ia Chancery: Township 4 North of Range 9 West. TH. i-tiUou at Jame« B. Bradley. Auditor General of the State Michigan for and In b-hslf of said stale resp«Mtfully shows that the tht of lands hereinafter set forth and marked “Hchwlule A.icontalus adfvrli'11-m '.t all tt»> lands iu said County of Barry, upon which for the yesra mentioned therein. «nd which were । CITY OF HASTINGS. rebiru»d as delinquent for non-payment of taws, and »hleh taxes tave not been paid; togHher with the total amount of such taxes, with South H of lota itwand __ _ tetercst computed thereon to tbe time fixed for sale, and collection fee 11B7........... .............. — ’78 ®8 Townihlp s North of Range 8 West. PVour mtiMwir further show* totbe Court Hurt «dd tao4>wereretilk“ Eu>" ,i>£; «under in. praewon.rf KJ W « Ure P.itJiC Actaof 1*3. s» dellnqtw-tit tor non payment of Mid taxw, for t«d ywv re*poctively. and that aaid tax- remain ttnu lands Included la Bald “Schedule A for taxes of two orpdoj EMtero Addition. Tmirt wrvr returned to tire Auditor (lenecal as delinquent for said n.M^ thr urovlZoB of lire general tax laws In force prior to tire Blk. AdT^O <rf IbT l-ubllc of 18M. and wto^h taxes remain south W of lota A •11 /\ 17451*0 L/l I IO Ay erb r nib T1XAGE OP MIDDLEVILLE. Blk. roilXoaPwTad oxp^ws, a» set forth in said “Schedule A." are . ▼>11 <1 th® on the —rend parcels at lands devribrt! in said sehrdulj-. Y^it iHjtlUooer farther shows that the said taxes on said d-srrll-s south K at.... Lotel.2ind3. Lots............. VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. • JLXXJL JLAJLJLJt JL 41111JLJLXB forth, ouuewuo jo.dtyof Tolreo.* _ rrju L: , At Parties and Receptions 0<-Z31 00 VILLAGE OF WOODLAND. ——^Towrnhlp 4 North of - WeU_ Lot oonuneodng 183 ■outb of Dorthwr-jt corner loot to beginning n J5 sap” - A man's linen should be speckles*, flawless, distinguished Uu bj lU»nowj wbluow.. A.old’cbe -reltow^TS "blues* by having your linen laundered by ns. We know ■ our work and tackle It “like a major." We'll win your fa good opinion If you give us a trial. : -a M "• - "------ ---------- —------- ILOUUMS. Notary Public. Phone 24^ •TTTT AMERICAN LAUNDRY ttHs are th* beat. �HAM INGS BANNER FEBRUARY 31. ,905. INSPIRATION INSTITUTE FRIDAY AFTERNOON SESSION OF THE TEA OH EH*S INSTITUTE. fredLHeatti&Grvet& Every seat was occupied at the after­ noon session and the singing of a round ■"Row Your Boat**wu used for an open­ ing number. Miss Wise gave a talk on Beginner's Reading—Method and Material which was meet interesting. The most important queetion is how to teach them to read and what to teach them to road. She discussed the old and new methods and told wHy the al­ phabet was obsolete The advantages and disadvantages of the phonic, word and sentence methods which had all been in vogue at various times were ex­ plained. From ail these had developed the combination method, in Which the best features of the foregoing had beet retained. By all means begin with script she said in teaching thp child to read In regard to the materia! it is not the word itself than counts hut the power the child gets from the word. They come right frdm the world o f play and it should be the alto of the teachar that this activity.is not lost for it can bo directed and used iki many useful ways. Emphasis was laid on having variety in material. Enthusi­ asm is needed too. for a teacher who is indifferent gets indifference from the -children. She then gave a practical il­ lustration of the work with a number I of primary children from Miss Furniss' room. > In considering the next topic the Chief Aim of Education; Prin, Grawn said: If we attain this highest success io life we must have a well defined aim. and then bend all our energies to the Genera! Orders No. 2706.. accomplishment of it. The period of infancy has a wonderful siguiflcauce in “Yqn will at once open an active campaign against the common enemy Dyspepsia and Indigestion, who posess tbe city of Hastings education. It is necessary that the “Attack the enemy In force aud lescue every Dyspeptic, now held prisioner. ' * child get his physical environment first ‘•Next Saturday, February 25th. you will bring to our Headquarters, Fred L. Heath & Carveth’e store, all prisoners of -Dyspepsia, then follows the Spiritual and Mental adjustment. The chief aim of educa­ where each will be furnished, absolutely free, a full size (25c box) of llexall Dyspepsia Tablets. . tion is to produce character and in a "You will inform any Dyspeptic located outside the city of Hastings that they may obtain a free package (full size) by sending a two-cent •concise outline he demonstrated the stamp to Headquarters. ?• . , j ' methods by which education accomp­ lished this end.* Scientific, literary, aes­ "Instruct Fred L. Heath A Carveth to charge twenty-five cents for each package after 50 packages have been given away, and to inform thetic, institutional aud religious each purchaser that if prompt relief is not obtained, the purchase pribe will be refunded at their store. CAPTAIN REXALL, Adjutant. knowledge helps us to live more com pletely, to be useful, and happy in our Free Distribution one day only, Saturday, February 25, beginning' at 8 a. m. work and labor, and on gall these does character test. After recess a class ■ of second grade pupils rendered a pretty songjin a inert Money will be refunded, exactly as printed on package, in case of dissatisfaction. Price, 25 cents, at our store or by mail. . pleasing manner under direction of M<ss Brurum. Miss .Wise then-look a number of second grade pupils from Mias Fitzgerald's room land gave a practical illustration of the Jmethod she.used iu conducting areadiug class, were the speakers. " 1 2 •i’foP'Fsor Waldo gave some start* hbw our thoughts unconsciously it:- •‘Boots. Matches. Candles and Other * regulating the length of time trains which wm enjoyable as well as instruc­ The meeting was opi ned promptly i ling statistics and some 'logical rea- fluence our minds one way *>r the Dersons.” may hold crossings. Carried. tive. . . on time .the curtain raising upon a suns for the consolidation of rural o^hcr; and for that reason we should The total enrollnient was ISO. of Moved by Aid. Snyder that the Light­ chorus of young todies who sang a schoolsIn the state of Michigan farm the habit of looking at the bright these exactly 125 Were tcaefavnl. the ing Committee secure a competent Prin. Grawii closed* the afternoon with a magnificent address on the “Our beautiful H'-’ec!iov<t the singers being I therj- are l.l’"4* rural schools, which slide of things. He vividly drew pic­ districts rcpre«-nt<«l being as fol-1 electrician to test , the street lights. • . under the leadership of Miss Shurlot j have tin' arcrag.* attendance pf about tures (rum real life of men who looked lows: Carried. Ayes Aids. Bennett, Grant, Common Schools and the Democracy" Brumm, of. ......... music .... in the This means Axsyrlu. district No 1: IMltiniore. Hayee, Horton, Snyder. Tobias, »>«uum>, instrtfctor ««,v. w ____I eight ^.O-T _sdiofar-i. ____ r--.......................... - that -r-r l.onf M fkv bright side add those who could which was listened to with (absorbing •city schools, the , metolM?f» of the i teachers are employed to do the work । s<ii* nothing but the dark aide, and Nos. 1. 2. 3. 4 and Barry. Nos. 5, Moved-by Aid. Tobias meeting ad­ interest and frequently applauded. In chorus showing th- careful training I that 2(»o or 25" teachers could do. and । comparing the influence of each on and No. 4 by two teachers; Carlton, journ. Carried. have received under' Miss I do better. Both teachers .and kctyolars scholars j the home life. ‘ ’ under every district as follows: Nos. I. 2t 3, a masterly manner he brought out the they Brumm's instruction. j would do better work If there were In the-home we should cultivate 4. 5. fi. 7. 9. 10. 11 and 12. Qutletonresponsibilities and glorious possibili­ t.’ommoo Council met in regular ses­ County Commissioner Ketcham in a , 40 «lr ■ 50 scholars in each grade. It cheerfulness, and express our igratl- Nashville by 8 teachers, district No. 2. ties of our American school system; its few appropriate wotd» thanked the j'would be far, better if »eho«ils were •ttole for the many courtesies and kind- 2 frl.. 3. 4. 7. 8 and 10. Hastings sion Friday evening February 17,1905. Mkyo'r Heath presiding. ' disadvantages as comparedl^with all large in..... number r present fnr nhn-.vinL' eriiisiiiidateil ’ and : cheaiier aiso. Bv ntjsses shown. township, every district as follows: for showing consolidated' and : cheaper also. By Present at roll call aids. Barber, Hall, iMr.. Ovlatt’s address was one tend­ Nos. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7, 8 and f«; Hastings others past and present. Through his­ their interest m^ioth Farmers and consr.lidating rural schools the town­ Hayes, Snyder, Tobias. ship* could riff 0yd to pay,wages that ing to the uplift of the homo and we City. 22 teachers. Hope. N oh . 1. 3. 5. Teachers institute by braving the tory he showed dangers of education Minutes of previous meeting read would attract the best talent, because w|sh that every, person in Barry fi, 7. 9. 10 and 11. Johnstown, dis­ and approved. when confined to the classes. Self weather, and in well chosen words in­ one teacher would be doing the wopk County could have heard it. . trict No. 4. Maple Grove, districts No. troduced Supt. A. W. Chamberlain, of The following City accounts were education is the basis of “self govern­ the city schools, as chairman of the now done by three or four In Barry kvocal solo by Professor Wallace 1. 2 frl.. 5. 7. and 8. Orangeville*. Nos. audited: Couiity there are 50 schools tijat have was next rendered and the singer won 2. 6 and 7. Prairieville, village by one ment and all our government is and meeting. W. VaaKdan.mow plow. ........ ...4 n 30 teacher. Nos. 2. 4. 7 and 8. Rutland. C. Superintendent. Chamberlain said an average attendance of less than 15. c<^npellcd to respond to an qncore. < h*». I.. k«*sl. repaint ....................... |s is can be.rests on our system of education. A fitting conclusion to the program Noe. 1 .2. 5. 7 and 9. Thornapple- A it. MajuanLfrrotht........................ Districts that, have so few »cholara M that such gatherings were always The statement has been made that the don'i feel able to pay good Salaries, cape when all were -requested to Middleville by 5 teachers. District No. American system of schools in r mon­ strengthening; tliat it 0oes everyone and have the best talent for such a stat’d and sing "America.’’ 1. 5. 6 and 7. Woodland, vlltoge by 2. !•*: Huttcrr. mx>w plow............ . good to break out of the narrow chan­ .. i» is archy would change that system of nels of life And’touch shoulders with light:attendance, and the result is that paturdny. forenoon's session opened teachers, dlmrict No. 1. 2. 6. s. 8 and F. I- Heath. oappllM ............................. • •& c . Baker. lalwc TT.................................. »w government iu a quarter of a century. one another In ahy work tending to the rural schbuis are not. w hag they at 8:30. Principal Grawn., ot the Mt. 8. frl. Yankee Springs. Nos. 1| -i. 6. 8, A. V. Maynard, frelcht ................ » Ha«ttnr* Btvsrn. printing . ........ « The school is the place jwhere the mo­ the upbuilding of organizatlonk In should be, and'scholars are not given Pleasant Normal, tqok for hla topic 9 and .10. *-"»l«ear Hroa.. «appllr«.. .................... 'V-*» the training and encouragement they "Same " Conditions of Success in which we have a common interest. Alev Y. Malcmnwm. cua!........................ .. m 3 mentous questions that confront our shuufd have, statistics showing that Tcpchlng.” We meaaure success- in a COUNCIL PPOCF-EDINOS. In a few fitting words he introduced '• • • K IL. fr«cht.................................... 77 S government can be sjlved. One H. T. WUm ('Sal Co . con. ............ ;. 4^rf Prof. D. B. Waldo, j of the Kalamazoo four j times as many scholars in the factory by. the excellence of the prod­ Common Council met in regular ses­ city schools pass the eighth grade ns uct and the avumulatioh of a good good pdiut followed another in this'ad- State Normal. Moved by Aid. ^uyder same be al­ , sion. Friday evening February S, 1905. lowed aud orders drawn. Carried aves Professor Waldo. spoke briefly of there are In the country, and children t bank account. In law success Is dress and it is impossible to dwell on Mayor Heath presiding. In the country are Entitled to|Junt ns measured by the number of cases Present at roll cal! Aids. Barber, Aids. Barber, Hall, Hayee, Snyder, To­ but a few. One most important duly his past visits to this city: of the friendships he had formed and paid a good Jan education as children in the won; in medicine, by the number of Grant? Hortoif. Hayes, Snyder., Tobias. bias. । placed before our schools U to .counter- just tribute to the memory of the late city. : patients saved. 9ucces« In school Absent Aide. Bennett. Hail. The following resolution presented. j act the growing aversiun-Jto manmil Daniel Striker Professor WAJdo chose I Teiohcrs should possess n Ipcrson- teaching Is measured by its product, Hftolvt'd. th.u tin- city m*U or leaie to Joeepto Minutes of previous meeting read AlwtnetolNo. 3tt original plot DOwdwnedby ■’ labor. The graduatejWill^accept posi* ft>r his subject "Our Rural Schools.’.’ aiity. and th. speaker gave instances th4 culture and cJHzcnfdiip. of the and approved. . ♦ m^clty. a:idoonip*r.jby the old MT.Mna Mill. . . . .. . . I ..« <...... h.t.l uc.l|olar. The problem for the teacher Tbe foilowiug City accounts were In the first wan!, the Mine to lie used by him tions as cheap clerks, cheap office help and gave hi« audience a lot of good of severe! careers Hint had been is then! What are some of. the con ­ strunpdd with the personality of the lor mauhtacturtns puruosen also the use o( audited and the like rather than positions that things to think about as to how our teacher. , ditions necessary, for the teacher to < . W. VnnEttwi,snow plow. ............. > tl oo Henry St., near hit tnlil for • piling lumlwr etc. until the-aid street is wanted by the city proi bring more pay, but are not considered rural schools could -be built up. and Teachers in order to do the best get the highest quality of culture-and E. Rork.»now pl<iM....... ......... . .. •-•40 fortified his remarks with some quite E"«s. Ltjht and Power Co., light 165 ar. dwd by thc'cRy ° V‘K*U’ •’naraPt!y ,rh0D 40 or as genteel because they involve manual startling statistics work; shquld at' least pass thrqugh 10 citizenship In the scholar? The first liaAthiRA HattinKi Eiiv. Light and Power Co., n|ht a 35 Moved by-Aid. Barber same be reIk-nuett. lnl*>r............................ «... i ffl i labor. I t must be Jlanght early that He said that the rural schools,, of or 12 grades, and receive! some condition Is good education of the academic instruction before I being teocht'r. In the judgment of Principal W. Cobb. ImImh........... ................ ........ 1 50 fered lo City Property^Committee with Barry County were well known in this j hard work is the heritage of the human qualified to reach any school. Those Grawn a ’vneher should have an cduMoved by Aid. Hayes same lie allow­ power to act. Carried. j race. Manual training in |ita various state, both through the excellent work cntSoH at least foq£ja»des beyond the The following resolution presented: ed aud orders drawn. Ayes Barber, of Commissioner Ketcham, and Mrs. who pass through but eight grades I branches does much towardjencourag- 'Flora Beadle Renkes. his predecessor, and then go out to leach, bring only higin st grade he is To teach. Good Gran --------’, Horton, ----- - —,-------Haves, , Snyder.------------Tobias. Mica., Feb.. „ , .. iiar>uq*>. llaetliiir*. Mich.. Feb., 17, t;, imb 1000.. Moved by Aid. llayee that the bill . ing the boy and girl to use their hands, whose, reputations as active- and able the same methods in teaching that ! physical health Is another. Sell com­ mand and the cultivation of a strong of the City Committee be takmi from I —— forelrctlon on April wi rrd - “’d iu teaching them that honor belongs to workers were recognised throughout they have received in their work, and personality were other necessary con First ward-Votlni booth. the table for further conssderation.' the school routine gets into a ' rut'’ service. Education is not accomplish­ the state in educational circles. Mecond ward-Voting ixxHb. Carried. # from which it is impossible to get out. ditiops.Third wsrd-llwpjMic of Jlotel Barry. He spoke ot the Importance of rural ing the most, unless it) gives the child It: discussing "Number Work'1 Miss Aid. Bennett takes his seat. I mirth ward -Connell room. The speaker said that the schools schools, placing them above .all other Moved by Aid Snyder that the bill Wise gave a number of very helpful H. H. Nnvdkk. the power and willingne« 3 to "doeducational, factors, but despite the should be made the 'social -centers of Moved by Aid. Hayes same be adopt­ things. A graduate from a High school great improvement in farm life, there the communities In which they are lo- and practical suggeHtlona which were of the City Committee lie refered to the City Committee for a report upon ed. Carried. appreciated by the teachers present. must l>« able to answer the ques­ had not been a corresponding Improve­ crited; the grounds, should be well i "Reading In the Grammar Grades" same. Carried. Moved byAid. Snyder meeting ad­ tion "What can you do’’ as|well as ment In rural schools. He told of how kept up. there should bo- plant y of was the basis of a fine talk by Prin­ The following comniunicatian from journ. good books. He longed for'the time J. Homer DePce, “What,do you know?’’ Another im­ the monotony of farm life was broken to come when there would be throe- cipal Grawn. The two points of read­ the Board of Education received. by the installation of rural telephones City Clerk. Hkiitimit'. Mich., Feb 2. IMS. portant question ^discussed was the and of how j he heard of one farmer’s day conventions in each county, when Ing should be that it should be Intel1 To the HnooraMe <1ty Council: llgible. Intelligent. value of Impressing early on]the child, wife, on aaparty line with 14 others, teachers, scholars and parents could Gvntleinea- Inasmuch a* the conduct o! certain The topic. "Eighth Grade Reading, ” billiard halls and pool rooms hi our city by al ­ in the publicIscbool. a reopect fur the was found doing her washing with the all meet and discuss matters .per­ was omitted. Ifook out for Coughs, Colds, Croup lowing thdr piners to )>»«come tlx- indbcrlmlnatu taining to school affairs, and he tdace and rvudevous at certain young laws oftmr state and nation. It is a note telephone receiver strapped to her knew this to le the dream of County They are Miss Wise gave a very helpful talk lonoginx n-.i-n of our ItibUc Behooto. seriously tmpalrln* and Whooping Cough. worthy fact that prosecutions for tbe ears so that she could hear all the School Commissioner Ketcham. on "Nature Study." She urged that tlrnlr work thereby, therefore we. yokr Board dangerous at this season of tbe year. neighborhood news from 14 families of Education, respectfully ask your honorable violating of ordinances comprise the while she was doing her work. Mich­ Mr. C. G. Mhyvrood favored: those children be taught to love nature. body to .take ut> this matter Immediately aud Tney lead to pneumonia or consump­ bulk of legal work In our <jlties- Pat­ igan is well to the front in rural tele­ present with a beautiful vocal solo The teacher should employ ©very do away with thl* feature of these plaow by the tion. You can prevent or cure all such means ar hand to cultivate this love patMgc at|d enforcement of such ordlaances as riotism Intelligently taught, also the phone tines and leads all other states and responded to a hearty encore. - complaints with Bee’s laxative Honey of kindly nature. She especially shall be doenu-d noeessary. 8limed by J. T. Lomhakd. Pres. In a few appropriate- words Super­ recommended that each season the importance of' obedience, respect for in'the construction of rural electric and Tar—an improvement over all W.-D. Hayes, Nec. age, and tbe opinions of others, if railways. Rural free delivery is also a intendent Chamberlain introduced Mr. things Immediately at hand should be cough, lung and bronichial remedies, big factor in improving farm condi­ Moved bv Aid. Bennett same be and the beet Cough Syrup. Sold by taught In the home and school would tions, and the Grange movement, L. W. Ovlatt, of Auburn, Mich., whose used—such as In spring tbe birds and subject was "The Best Crop on the growing plants. In summer the placed on file. Carried. I go far in renftdylng this;»andl«olring which has become very strong, tends Fram." He spoke as a farmer and Tbe Bond of Fred W. Freeae, J no. M. Fred L. Heath, the druggist. flowers, in autumn the fruits. many other vexed questions that con­ to build up all interests for the uplift said thad better education and more In the topic "The School and the OU and Seymour Hill in the sum of of farm homes and agricultural Inter­ thorough business methods were Child" Principal Grawn gave a brief 81000. Fred W. Freeee, .Jno. M. Ottand front our nation. Tbe Rand mines In South Africa pro­ ests. He stated that the Department bringing the farmer up to !ije posl> Seymour Hill sa Meuritlee presented. -America" fittingly closed this inspir­ of Agriculture is one of the foremost tion he ought to occupy. He spoke summary of what leading educators of Moved by Aid. Grant same be accept­ duced 879,000,000 gold last year, The this country had written him as to ing address, and the afternoon session in Importance in the National Cabinet product of those mines is expected to . of his coming to Michigan. settling in what the schools can. and should do ed and approved. and Is--doing a grand good work. Moved by Aid. Snyder that tbe Mayor pau the 8100,000,000 mark in 1006. a dense wilderness, and of seeing the for the child. It was very well pre as well. order tbe steel for tbe Michigan Ave. The speaker well said that there is forests give way to fertile fields. sented. Bridge. Carried. Ayea Alda. Bennett, no better place to live than on a farm; Good, healthy children were pro­ In the afternoon the teachers went Grant, Horton, Hayee, Snyder, Tobias. The health and fragrance and Tbe Joint meoUOK ot the Teacbeni no better place to 'be born than on a nounced as "the best crop on the to the court room, where they heard The following resolution presented: and Fanners IneUtute was held IT St farm; no better place for a child to be farm," and the speaker truly said that Hon. H. S. Karie's talk on "Boots. strength of the great pine forests are Carried. the farm home is the best place on How’s hall Friday eronln* and was brought up than in a rural school in a Marches, CandlesX and Other Per ­ condensed In Pineutes -a new discovery Uraely attended. That It was Inter- community .where there are good earth for them, because if they are sons." They were highly entertained. - SoMived. itiu the city attorney be Inatnuted put up in a new way. A cure for all to take the neoMrary atep*. to compel tto Michi­ estlntr was proven hr the close atten­ homes and good people. But despite surrounded by the best /influences it gan Central R. K Co. to place rate* or watob- Kidney, Blood and Bladder diseases, The teachers al Ispeek tn the high ­ will shut out al! those conditions that meuat the Broadway crossing and at Creek tion given by the large ^dlence pres­ these facts the rural schools have not Backache, Lumbago and every form of ent: that It waa Instructive It la only kept pace with the improved, condi­ tend to drag down the lives of boys. est terms ot the Inspiration Institute, street crossing. Rheumatism. Pineales rid the system E. Tobias. necessary to state that President IX B. tions in farm life, nor has there been First they should bo taught to be men. especially of Principal Grawn's ad­ of impurltlee.* Sold by Fred L. Heath dress on "Democracy and the Public Moved by Aid, Snyder that the Ordi ­ and should be encouraged to look upon ■Waldo, ot the Kalaxazoo State Nor­ progress in proportion to the improve­ the bright side of life. He spoke of Schools’’ and H. S. Earle’s talk on nance Committee draft an ordinance the druggist. mal and U W. Ovlatt ot Auburn, ments in city schools. Dyspepsia Tablets Company—Attention! Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are Warranted to Cure all Forms of Dyspepsia and Indigestion. FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH, The Druggists. �HASTINGS BANNER FEBRUARY 22, 1905. IO ROUNDUP INSTITUTE ton loatltute, friendless and penniless, he was given as his trial task the cleaning of a room. He swept it three times, dusted it four times, and hunted tor and extracted the dirt from eVery hiding place. When the lady overseer came to test his work and found, when she applied her spotless white handkerchief to the wood work that she could find no dust,-and that there were no forgotten corners containing dirt, she quietly said. ’ You'll do.” And now. Booker T. Washington, as the'resuit of his training in the Hampton institute, was flooding with the light of truth and education the bumble homes of the colored people of the xonth. and the light ue brought them meant their emancipation from the slavery of ignorance ami Vice. That Cranky old woman- in West Virginia wu the old boot. Hampton Institute ahd the personality of General Arm­ strong, ita founder, were the match. Booker-T. Washington was the cundle. We cannot enlarge upon this address, but it was full of helpful suggestion and encouragement. "The Orchard add Its Care? was the subject next taken up by H. B. Cannon. He-believed the orchard was w'ortli and should receive much more consideration. In trimming the trees, care should be taken to cut the branches close to the limb. He warned all to be on the lookout for the S&n Jose scale .otherwise their orchards would be destroyed. The remedy fof this pest was the Bordeaux Mixture. He recommended applica­ tion to the Secretary of State at Lan­ sing for a pamphlet lately issued which would give full Instructions for spraying, etc. Instead of discussing "The Farm Horse. Its Breeding and Care.." by request. Mr. Oviatt discussed the gen­ eral -subject of stock feeding, with particular reference to thd food value and fertilizing value of the usual farm crops. It was a very Interesting and profitable discussion. The last topic was "How to Build and Maintain Good Roads." Owing to lack pf space we will not discuss what Mr. Earle said on this subject at this time, but will consider It in our next. life happy and enjoyable. A recitation was given by Eben Pennack Jr., Mta* Carpenter gave another splendid talk. Officers elected for the ensuing year were: President, Mrs. Addie Edmunds; Vice President, Mra. Julia Fisher; Sea, Mn. Celia Pennock. hODUNK. Several of our community are on the sick list Including some of the children. We are glad to note t^at some are on the road to recovery. LIQUOZONE butter. He pointed out that every pound of poor batter spoiled the sale ot a pound and a half of good butter. Several pleasant surprises are doing the principal distributer in this market of this well known Remedy, w?iieh destroys ail Germ Diseases, by destroying the People who bought th* poor did not now among others was one planned throw It away.»but would eat It much and carried out Saturday evening upon germs which produce them. more sparingly than the good product. EAST WOODLAND. Miss Mae Montgomery, our popdip What are Germ Diseases? Rev. H. H. Van Auken, in discussing All that tiegin with fever, all inflamation, all catarrh Part The roads are passable once more. teacher. The excitement of the sleigh this topic, said that he had been very of the l»ody,jui contagious disease*, all results of impure blood. German measles at E., T. Cole's this loads getting there through the Helds Blow •about putting a silo on his farm, but he did ao last year. xThe confllThe Company will give von a 541-cent bottle of Liquozone week. . and over fences, while snow drifts were tions were no more favorable for profit FREE for trial if you will call at my store. piled high in tbe road making them im­ Mrs. Ruth Sawdy Is slowly failing. from milk than the year before, and something thrilling.The little child of Mr. and’ Mra. passable, was yet the accouht book showed that Inst However tiie dim of the community year the nerprofit from hla co wk -was Murry, of M*. S. te very ill. $2J>0 each more* than the preceding are out with shovels now, cutting chan­ R. Austin and wife, of Mulliken, year. This he attributed wholly to nels through the drifts and making the the allo. He antjunced tlrnt he was a were guests of J. Hitt aud wife last highway passable so thst our amiable thorough convert! toVllo feeding week. mail man of R. -D. 1 can get through. The next aulijecf was "Rational Mr. and Mrs. O. Grant have the ay tn Stock Feeding * Ip- Mr. OvIatL It wan The Yeckley Ladies Aid will meet pathy of many friends In their bereave an excellent address. It waa largely at Mrs. Allie llatbwayta Friday p. ra. given to dlscuBaipn of the advantages ment. and supper will .be Served from 5 to 9 of the allo. Mr. J. M. Sheldon, of Buchanan, In the evening. The joint laecfting'of the farmera Mich., visited bis father D. C. Sheldon and teachers’ institutes Friday even­ Mrs. Nora Karns is keeping >>0066 ing w«’ give elsewhere. over Sunday. At Parties and Receptions F for Jackson Laugbbaugh. Saturday forenoon's session was A man’s linan should be speckles, flawle**, distinffutahed fcg Mra. M. ITindle, who has been visit­ opened with a discussion of "Profit­ John McAlravy is placing a 500 canby its snowy whiteness. Avoid the "yellow peril” and . ing her sister Mra. H. Hicker^returned able Pork Production" by L. W. uh We know . "bluee” by having voty linen laundered by us u? “ vr.«w le power gasoline'lamp in the church. to her home in Saranac on Saturday. Oviatt. He recommended the keeping We’ll win your, our work and tackle it “like a major.” Wof some good brood sows on the farm, JS Edgar Cole, of Big Rapids will A much needed adjunct. good opinion if you give u* a trial. and that not more than two titters of Protracted meetings which were to far and drllvarrwl spend the spring months at his parents pigs- from each be raised in a year. commence last week were postponed home in E. W. Of course care must be taken to get W. J. Star*. Propr. Phone 243 AMERICAN LAUNDRY on account of the severe weather. the right breed of hogs. Three cheers for our mail carrier, "Success’ with Poultry" was pres Mr. D. Ober, who has not failed to de ­ seated by H. B. Cannon. He recom­ liver mai’ every day In spite of baJ mended plenty of light and air for The Yeckley Ladie* met at the home the chicken rang,?. Fur coops, good roads aud weather. CARLTON CENTER. ! GRANGE HALL CORNERS. of Mrs. Chas. Bigg* Tuesday p. in. Feb. ventilation, and a sixe which required Mr. J. Sidman has moved in with his the chickens to get cluse together on Religious meetings will be held in A specialist from Battle Creek caine 7th. The W. C. T. U. program wtu> father-in-law Mr. Lee Ferral and will the roosL so the body-heat would keep church beginning Monday evening Feb. I to see Wifi Warner the pa^t week and listened to with pleasure. “Down in work for him this summer. . them warm. I). A. Holman, of Free­ ’ the Licensed Saiooq’’ was sung follow, 27th. Services will be conducted by we understand give* every encourage­ port. discussed the paper. Among Miss Inez Cole and others from East ed by devotional* led by Mra. McCarthy ment that he ma? soon be letter. He Rev. Duffy, of Freeport. other things ho gave the following Woodland attended the teachers Insti­ the preaideuL The' Rev. Ottan mode cure for chicken Hoc: Take the The Dorcus.society will hold their is still- attended by Dr. Gallagher, of tute at H Mtlngs ou Friday and Satnr- au warneat prayer. Miss Jessie Kelley chickens affected and soak them thor next meeting aj_the home of Otis Lan­ Dowling. day, and report an interesting aud In­ oughly in th^rartn soap suds used on as leader of the Mtijal Contests gave don March 15th. Mrs. Warner,of South Bedford, spent wash killthe lice on “"*■ day. This will‘ spiring meeting. an account of the five contests which the birds themselves, Thoroughly At* the special meeting of tbe Grange Saturday and Sunday with her son at Mr. and Mrs. Sears, of Vermontville, were concluded on Feb. 4th with a Gold clean tbe coopt* and as thoroughly Mr. MerrilTa. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. H. -B. whitewash them. In this manner the and Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Jordan,of South Medal contest and reported 88.9$ for H. Burroughs went to Lacey Satur­ lice wiU be driven away. Woodland, were guests of Mr. and the W. C. T. U. treasury. The contest* Gammon and Mra. Leaven* took the "Why Should Farmers 2nd. 3rd, and 4th degrees. Deputy Root day to see hi* brother-in-law', Calvin ------------ Organize?” Mra. J. l^ebam on Tnreday. have been enjoyed and profitable. Lt was the the: ‘ presented by L. C. took charge of the work and after tbe Stevens. He found him a very little­ The schoolmates of Glenn* Hager was decided that Sunday the 19th an Root, who tya led It In a most thor-' completion of degree work, gave a short better. ough manner. If ____ __ _trades ____ ...... The condition of the roads, the weath gave her a pretty Valentine party at i observance of Frances Willard Memoall other and talk upon exemplification of the written Tbe Cemetery Circle will with business found k to their advantage, er. the unusual amount of sickness in­ the home nf her narents Mr. and Mr*, rial Day be held and a program given, ■ . . , of parents Mrs. Mt*. Hiram Bristol, Tuesday Evening, uu.n.lrn ...r< oHhe order. surely tbe farmers should profit by terfered largely with* the Woman’s Julius Mager. Refresnments and plea Mr,. McCrdtx and Hr,. Bin. gat J like organixatlot. They needed it. March the 7th. Fried cakes and coffee ■{ readings. An eta-ay read b^the Rev. • The so.dety of the Methodist church first ,for their ovth direct grxxl. They •eetfoq of the Farmer’s Institute, but saut games helped to make a happy its next meeting home will be served. A fine time was bad at Ottan upon “The Vanishing Sabbath" will *hold “*J ** * “* at ***“theu"'" “ needed it .tn fight'Organized monopo­ despite all these draw backs the pro­ time. lies with a cpmpact organization gram as Carried out proved interesting deserves mqre than passing mention. of Philo Fuller March 1st- There Will Mrs. Elva Bristol*. F*b. 7th. -■which would compel respect. and .those attending gained many viuYANKEE SPRINGS. Other things hr said, the statesman and be literay exercise*,. Floyd Russell, who has been under Saturday- .aftetnKxm's session was our teacher Ora F. Addington at­ quarantine for diphtheria, is getting Howard Springer has returned fromi psychologist agree that such a day is , opened ’With the; report of Secretary uable and helpful ideas. The presence» Carpenter of the> his Work at Hastings.' necessary. All our states have laws tended the Inspiration institute/in better mid no new cases in the family. Ross Burton. The old officers were of Miss .Jennette re-elected, and a vice president chosen Domestic S fence Department of the1 Frank Johnson and wife, of near u^t>n their statute books regarding the Hastings Friday and Saturday. Mits Grace Bristol returned frutn for each township. Agricultural society,was greatly enjoy­ . observance 6f that day. These , influ­ Leonard Eiwnhood who has beeti Hastings. Saturday. ■ Hon. JI. 8. Earle, of Detroit, who ed. Sbepjveentedhertopicsln'n bright Middleville, spent Sunday with her ences tend* U> break down the*proper quite ill for the past week, is able to i>e parents John Carter and wife. could not reach- the -city in time for There, will be special meeting at the observance the day: R. R. Corpora ­ the Friday evening exercises, gave his 1I informal way and showed herself well around again. . Report says Jessie Grover has traded Grange hall, Tuesday p. m. and even­ tions,‘Sunday Newspapers, rum traffic. address on "Bootfe. Matches. Candles qusliflA to handle the subjects assign­ farms with parties near Jackson. The Rev. A. T. Luther will give a stere- ingand Other Pefcoijk." Like- the ed her. community will feel thkjiws of his The latter is the most degrading. There speaker, the addness] was Interesting opt!can lecture at the Methodist ehureh Messrs. Bowser A Zimmerman vtith The opening session was called to family gieatly. is a non enfurcemfent of the Sunday k and original, and die large audience of latfs. Why ia It? The million* of Monday evening. Feb. -7th at b p. m. their families spent Sunday afternoou teachers and others were well enter-’ order by the president. Mrs.-Addie Ed­ Addie NOzrls spent .Sunday with church mt-U)tiers all uver our. fair land subject “The man of Galilee." All of | al Will Pitt’*, talned. He held up aimateh, which he munds, and a well rendered duet was. aaid was not muCh good unless you given by theMtasee Patton with Mra. friends in Orangeville. out number the brewers and dietillers the old tongs “Rock of Agro." "Holy A number of the neighbors of ML had an old l>oot to Hght it on. Rut McCoy as accompanist. Mrs. Carpen­ *Our R. F. D. carrier was unable to 3) to 1. Beware the big Sunday din­ City" etc will be illustrated in addition Pitt and wife made them a very pleas­ the match would isonn burn out. and ter then addressed the ladies presention cover his route but two days last week. ner. Preparation for it can be made to the story of Christ. Price of ad­ ant visit last Thursday evening. They Ita valtMi Im? gone, unless its fire bo Last Thursday evening a lodge of Saturday.- Put away eecular things mission adults 15 cents, children 10. are soon to move to tbeir new home io given to the candfe. and then it would !"?ci*ntifk’ Housekeeping as Taught at George Wodlson was called to Mid­ Penile id. give forth a steady light and perform the Agricultural college." This depart­ Gleaners was organized here with IS from our conversation. Sunday ex­ a useful ■ service., If his humblest ment was the last X<> be organized at charter members. The following of­ cursions are to be deplored. Quota­ dleville the first of the week- because of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tangate, of Bao■ auditor felt he couid pot be a candle the college and is now its ninth year. ficers were chosen, for the ensuing year: tions from the Scripture were than giv­ the illness of his mother. . firld,>pent Sunday at Fred Bristol’s. lighting up the pathway for toon, ho could be the match irlilch communi­ Tbe college course aims not only to de­ C.G., F. E. Kaymond: V. C. G.. Ernest en as to what the Lord says about Frank Barry is confined to his home It was the occasion of a double birth­ » light to the candle: cated the ** or’ if not velop a student but a practical house Cook; Sec. Treas., Mrs. Mary Buskirk; keeping the Sabbath day holy. Mrs. with grippe and rheumatism. day. Mr. Tungate being T5 and Miss that at leai^ he cteildlbe the old •ia boot oooc I a* well, enabling their young JX’hap., Ira Potter: Conductor, Will Jennie Loehr gave a- reading and Mrs. Grace Bristol 1" years old that day. ■Which the match ! cotjld- b»- rubbed Several of those interested In phones rubbed I। women to take their places in the Ward; Aea’t Conductor. Carrie Cook; Jessie McCarthy read a paper upon against to give iifht|to the candle IJ world and home. She jKescnted brief Miss Bertha Milkes.of South Bed­ Lecturer. Mrs. A J. Potter: I. G., "Purity Department of the W. C T. gatheied at the home of IX Gammon Then he gave som.} vfepy helpful Ulus-1 , ly the methods used in their laboratory, Abram ■ lleisland; (). G., .John Dawnon. U.",which covered -the subject thoro­ Saturday evening and discussed the ford, and Tom Clemens, of North Bed­ tratlons. A crahlty Old woman in ,, , . -• W«tt Virginia, sol pqrtlcularly neat u“’ ulen“« and appliance* provided Rev. D. N. Stocking is dangerously ughly. Mrs'. Thoma* Kelley‘sec’y of cost of constructing a phone line ford, visited Grace Bristol,Sunday. about all kinds of Housework that she wuh girl, and outlined the work and 111. V the society, read au original paper up Prices of all the material were present­ could not keep a sv-rvant but a little study in this department from the DOSTER. on "Why do I belong to the W. f. T. 1ed and it was decided to hold a meet ■while, had Booker T. Washington freshmen to the senior year, showing STOhV POINT. U." Among other passages 1 note 1ing at the home of Al Nichols Thurs­ The ma?i man has nut been able toj when a small boy tin. her home as v John Varney’s (Lolly are well again. the following: I have always been in day how thoroughly every branch is coverevening and elect oflicers and form 1 deliver mall to u<sihce Friday. •ervant. Under tujr t: •Inge he be ; - ------came the sworn enqmyl . dirt and the td- “ important, feature being the favor of temperance, what true mother 1a co ojn-rattve company. Pomona at the Grange Hail Wednes Mrs. Brooks is no better. , paragon of honaeboiil neatness. When fours* in child feeding in the junior is not. M y eyes are ojienvd wide with day Feb. 22. Willie Mead ha4the grip. Df. H. B. Gammon receivedhl* notary a few years later h4 walked to Hamp- year, for as the speaker mimL we axe the enormity of the work. Women are * ■ seal Saturday last and is nbw able to The Misses Reda Bagley, Char lotto Revival meetings still Su progress. gradually learning mure and niore.it working for purer homes, purer legis­ legally execute all papers and pen Barnum. Hazel Hughe* and Nelle depends on the mother what the child's Yet for the last ten days the roads have lation. Thirty one years ago this re­ sloneis' elaitns. Chandler attended Teacher* Inspira­ been so filled up with snow that the health is. and what kind of men and form began. The work began In a few Cecil Croekford. the only daughter tion institute at Hastings Friday and ■ women they make. In everything tlfey congregation has been sma l. towns in Ohio. Now it Is world wide. ' Rev. Allen has been arllicted with Scientific temperance is taught general­ of Wm Crockfora, living north of here Saturday. are taught exactness, MissCarpenter The home of Lee Chapman, of Doe | stating truthfully there was no such a stitch in his back, bur is belter at ly iq our schools. Liquor is prohibited died Munday night at one O'clock of ter. burned* last week. Mr. Chapman thing as good luck in cooking. The this writing In the halls of Congress. Beside* the uraemic poisoning. She had been taken result is either due to carefulness or The mail did not reach us two days W. C;,T. V. has investigated many re­ sick a few days ago with grip, and had was not at home. Mr*. Chapman aud children scarcely had time to escape. only been confined to her bed since Sat carelwwness—accuracy aud exactness last week. forms and appropriation .for good count for everything in cooking. In We were reminckd jvhile in town causes have been made all through the urday. Sunday night it was deemed nec Nothing wm saved. the senior year the girls are each re yesterday that could the snow haulers earnest effort* of the W. C. T. U. What tesary to hold consultation and Dr Tbe lot beard from Ell Doster and q aired to plan, serve, give full directions come to Stony Poim they could be kept do these workers depend upon for fin­ J. G. McGufiin and Dr. Gammon, after sister. Mra. Isenhood, they were then iu to cook and waiteress and preside at a busy for seme tim«. ances? Our local unions perhaps ladies an examination, gave little hope. She Chattanooga, Tenn. They expect *oun dinner for tour guests, the menu not to njj*ed a till Monday evening. In to reach Florida their destination. James Helmer is (very bad with heart I feel we ought to be more energetic in exceed in expense $1.00, which includes our work. To be earnest workers we torment Thursday at Fuller cemetery. Remember tbe “Teacher** Reading trouble with no chance of recovery. a laundry bill of 1H cento. Servirt* at Methodist church Thursday Circlb” at the home of Miss Hazel should be earnest workers. Mrs. Bores Mr. and Mra. Newman were visiting 11 a. m. C Sewing begins in the sopohmore year gave a reading and the program ch-sed Hughes Saturday evening. 1/eaaon. Mrs. Brooks this week. The manufacturers of Royal and from the easiest and most simple Ai.die Brooks 1s i|ek with grip. with a roll call. first ten chapter* in -The Social Spirit tewing tbe girls are lead through the Baking Powder have had in America. DOWLING. ' Rev. Allen did not go to Saranac asl CURES WITHOUT STOMACH DOS various stages of cutting and fitting years of scientific experience. Mr. Thomas Frye has purchased, a Mr. and Mrs. R. Ormsbee went t until they finish with an outlined cotton he intended because of the blockade of ING new violin. Hickory Corners Monday to attend the Every method of bread-and- shirt waist suit, and a wool dress, which of snow. tiyomei Cure* Catarrah by Simple funeral of Mrs. Ormsbee’* aunt. Miss Nelle Chandler has commenced cake raising has been exhaus­ they are required to draft aud cut them­ The pedro party at George Fry's her school again after a few days vaca­ tively studied in this epuntry and selves. Laundry work aud ironing has Word was received Sunday that a son Breathlng-W. J. Holloway Refunds Money if it Falls to Cure. ’ been added to this department recently. had arrived that day at tbe house of Mr. last Wednesday evening was welFat tion on account of bad roads. ' abroad. , Much of the blame for the ignorance and Mra. Clare Fumias of Nashville. A long stride toward solving the tended. About twenty-five guests Maurice Mill* delivered lambs at The result is a perfect prod­ of our girls in regard to household {nai­ Tbeir many friends) here rejoice over mystery of curing catarrah was taken were preseuL aud a good time was re Richland Fridry. He said it was not a. uct in Royal Baking Powder. ler* rests with the mothers—they should the good judgement of the stork in with the discovery of Hyomei. In fact ported by all who attended. delightful trip. . *\. percentage of sure by this treat­ There is no substitute- fpr it be laught at home about bouse work. bringing this little boy to a home wher< the ment proves it equal to the final tests. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rice and son The folly of taking medicine Into the The purity and efficiency of Many mothers are content If their he will t>e so much appreciated. Clarence spent Sunday with Mr. and stomach to cure catarrah of the nose, PINE LAKE! Royal Baking Powder have daughters simply "do the dishea", this throat and lungs, has i-een realized bv Mra. Frank BulHi>. Mr. and Mra. Ed Zedekar of Doster the real drudgery of housework and physicians, but not until Hyomei wjw been commended by the highest Is There will be a progressive pedro are the proud parents pf a Rib. girl. becomes tiresome and hateful, and they Inovn, had they a practical method authorities luionnes of or rhe rne world. world. . are left in Ignorance of the real knowlI^uu ChspBau’i family, vho lira that would obviate stomach drugging. party at Daniel Warner’s Wednesday 1 hese tacts mean two impor- edge of household duties. iAllofthe A complete Hyomei outfit cost* but evening February 22. near bo.t>r, h*<l the misfortune to born 81, and coastals of a neat , pocket In “** ,U'J----- ---*' ’ ’ j, Idomaitic8 science : work al Che r Mr. and Mra Ed. Cassady spent Sun- ‘ out last wt-ek. They lost everything college' taot things to all housekeepers Is .a, constitutional disease , haler that can be used anywhere with day at Frank Whitworth's. endeavors to produce a love of labor Harvey Burchett la on the sick Hat? out attractisg attention, a medicine and re«qyct fur It. and above all it gives droppe: apd w bottle of Hyomei. Extra Mr. ahd Mra. Gnr. Reid aye spending No mall trains from Thursday eve. First: that Royal Bakins’ I'oilleN of Hyomei cost but 50c. the girls confidence In themselves. A a few dajs at Qnimby. until n'edueeday mornlulr. Powder Is healthful and Breathing Hyomei through the In discn»ion followed in which Miss Car- treatment acting through hJer, every particle of air that eutera makes wholesome food. The Band Boya will hold auoUior of ■penter was , asked various questions, and purifying the blood for the now, throat and lungs, is charged bread making and flour being dKcty»ed then clubdauoea Friday eve. Feb. Sfth. Second: that Royal Bak­ with a healing balsam that soothe* and its radical and permanent allays all irritation. Kills the catarrhal in" Powder makes food The many friends of Min ('alia Miner at some length. » cure. Be sure to take germ* and enriches the blood with ad good to taste. aud Alvah Boneyaelte will be pleased In the afternoon the topics "How to dltional ozone. • Make the moat oyjfe” and “Practical to learn of their marriage which occur W. J. Holloway haa »o much faith In Buttermaking" ware discussed, the for ed Feb. 15th. The young couple have the power of Hyomei to cure catarrh ' N««l «d other lool form, of esurrb e Laxative Honey, aud Tar is an that he is selling it under his personal mer being led by Mra. Julia Fisher the best wishes of all • POWDER guarantee to refund the money If it improvement over all Cough, Lung and the Utter by Mrs. Emerson Edger, and Bronichial remedies. It acta on does not give positive relief. In the former topic tbe general trend bowels—drive* tbe cold out of the It ’ * a mistake to Imagine that Itch ­ ABSOLUTELY system, cure* Croup, Whooping Cough, of the diacuiaion was that one should Hundreds of live* saved every year wards off Pneumonia and strengbtena ing piles can't be cured ; a mistake to Ciurrteu, make tbe effort to live above work, not PURE by having Dr. Thomas’ EdectricOil In the lungs. Bee's Laxative Honey and suffer < day longer than you can help’. to'let it predominate to tbe exclusion the house just wheu It i* needed. Care Tar is the beet Cough Syrup for childDoan’* Ointment bring* instant relief croup, heal* bums, cuts, wound? of of everything else which goes to make gOO.d* Fred L. and permanent cure. At any drug store every sort. Heath, the druggist 50 cents. W. H. GOODYEAR The Druggist. 1 • JkJkJt A JUk A JUtA JUUUfclJUUtt Hj : 9WW WW VW vwww HEALTH is the Most Important Catarrh ROYAL jit Hood’s Sarsaparilla � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-03-01.pdf d90f43aa477be9aeed4b447524bcc617 PDF Text Text THE FORTY-NINTH YEAR. HASTINGS No. 41. DEMO(RATI((ONVENTION BANNER. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1905. STOLE A PURSE Fred Stafford and Clyde Shupp Stole Purse of Mrs. Wm. Swecxy— Sent to Reform School. Fred Stafford aged 10 and Clyde Shupp aged 11 were arrested Thursday, tor stealing a purse containing 811.00,“ bejobging to Mrs. Wm. Sweezey. which the had‘left on the counter while she was looking at some articles in W. II. Goodyear’s drug store .last week Mouday. T’he lads confessed the* crime. 'They were taken before Justice Riker Friday, and after full investigation of tlie matter,it was decided that 'it $vat> best not to let-them off on fc-.mjvended ■sentence, so they were sent to (the In­ dustrial School at Lansing untlll they were 17 years old. There is nol better place'for such wayward boys than thp Industrial School at Laig(ing. | ^MAKE GOOD ROADSANNUAL SCH0OL MEETING fIRSI ANNUAL BANQUET ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR SURPRISED GEORGE COLLINS Changed to July by BUI W^hich Pass­ ■His Friends Have a Very Pleasant Evening and Make Him a Fine OF THE HASTINGS BOARD OF . Present. S. EARLE. OF DETROIT TRADE PROMISES TO BE A ; Monday evening. George Collins,*who Last week the house of repreeenta GREAT WINNER , has accepted a position at Kendall, Ind NAMED CANDIDATE ghveat Lansing passed a bill changing and Will leave for that,jdace in the VERY TELLING POINTS the date for the annual school meeting FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE near future, was happily surprised by In districts from the sec< nd Monday in RECORD BREAK­ the members of the Epworth League, September to the second Monday in ING ATTENDANCE of which he is the*president, and other Are ’Those He Makes in Favor of July. The object of this change is to Robert Dawson Jr. the Candidate-­ friends. The affair took -place in the give the newly elected school officers Thorough Work on the Publk ■ Elected Twelve Delegates to M E. church parlors, and was ao man­ the right to elect the teacher for the Highways. Democratic State Con­ The Four Hundred Tickets Issued aged that the surprised party was sur­ term. It is' believed the change will Nearly AIL Sold and the Demand vention. prised. After an evening very pleasant­ Hon. H.iratio 8. Earle, of Detroit, gm* la-ner satisfaction. Not Satisfied. has been called the ‘-State Highway! ly spent in playiug games, light refresh­ The democratic county convention The success of the tint Annual Ban­ ments were served. Mr.* Collins was Commissioner.” As a member of the was held in this city Saturday after­ given a fine watch chain as a reminder quet of the Hastings Board of Trade state senate he labored "in reason and noon. Except from this city aqd one is already certain. The 4W tickets i>i the happy occasion aud lite good out of season” to get the law maker; of or two townships there ware no elected were placed on Dale Thursday. Three well of his many friends. •* Michigan to enact up tu date laws fordelegate*. But this difficulty was roc hundred were taken’ the first day. Nearly the making of highways. While he suc­ • cvssfully met- by scouring the streets FOR THAT TIME D. W. ROGERS all were sold when this article was writ­ ceeded in calling public attentiuu to for democrats who happened to be in HAS BEEN SECRETARY OF ten, and the managers of the affxir are the great need of this work, he was not the city on business, and so a gather I THE BARRY A EATONI satisfied to let the matter rest, nur to struggling with the problem of how to ingot 10 was rounded up. REELECTED THIS provide for more. cease laboring because the Solons of Thus. Suliivau, Chairman of the Co. YEAR It goes without saying that the menu TfllS ANNUAL BANQUET GIVES BY Michigan made a beginning In (his Comm., called the convention to order will be fine and well served, for the field where so much refur^n is needed. OUR CATHOLIC FRIENDS WILL naming R. M. Bates as temporary ladies of the Star lodge have charge of He keeps talking good-- roads, and A PROSPEROUS COMPANY BE HELD chairman. J. H. Dennis was made the refreshments. thinking about good roads until he is temporary secretary. The temporary The literary program will be as an­ knuwu as “Good Roads Earle.” This were made the permanent officers. Figures Which Show Its Splendid nounced last week. President George TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 14 is how he looks: Fred W. Walker was elected Chair­ ■RED RAYMOND, OF RUTLAND. IN Growth and Progress During the G. Whitworth of the Grand Rapids JAIL WITH THAT CHARGE man of the democratic county com Last Twenty Five Years. Board of Trade will speak on the sub ­ m it tee in place of Thus. Sullivan, who AGAINST HIM Al the city of Charlotte last Tues­ ject “A Successful Board Of Trade.” At St. Rose’s Hall—A Fine Program resigned. day, *D. W. Rogers of this city, w^s He knows what be is talking about, for Prepared and a Very Good Time Robert Dawson, of this city, was elected Secretary of the Barry a .Eaton he is conceded to be the best Preaident Assured to All Who Attend. CLAIMED HE ROB­ \ named as candidate for circuit judge Insurance Company for the 2flth time, which the beat Board of Trade in Mich­ Tueeday evening March Uth will oc­ The following delegates were elected BED JACK DAILY a record we believe without a parallel igan has ever had. . cur the annual St Patrick’s Banquet at to the democratic state convention to It was originally Intended that ladles in the mutual insurance companies of St Rose’s hall, supper to.be served at be held in Battle ('reek: R. M. Bates, should attend the banquet, but the Michigan. 1 o’clock sharp. These gatherings have And That he Committed a Fierce As ­ J. M. EUidtt. A. G. Cortright, M. HarIn this connection it is interesting to j great sale of tickets-has precluded the always been very pleasant, and judging sault Upon Dally, After Rob­ tom. A. G. Kent, Albert Shepherd, J. show the growth of the. Barry A Eaton idea, as there is no place iu the city frqm the attractive program the one bing Him. H. Dennis. C. F. Field, George Nicholsduring the quarter of a century since' large enough to accommodate all wb.oi this year wib maintain the high stand­ and C. R. Bishop. Those having ard of excellence. Following is-'lhe’ Fred Raymond, of Rutland, Is in Jail Mr. Rogens was tlrst elected secretary would like to attend of the company.February iflth, 1NM». At the* banquet in charge are having 'program: ' on the very serious charge of robbery. I troubles of their own to accommodate The facta alleged an* as follows: tin . that tim^the number of Members was THE BRYAN LECTURE llnuxl Xarcb . ...,........... Troxel*0n-h-4r» 3.309, amount of Insurance, f?,5HO,7OS. lb* gentlemen alone. Tb»tm»-'ti'r......... J....................... Tho». Sd'ltvan Munday. Feb. 20th. Raymond and Jack ' Haa<i-<o)o......... ........ vtrrV-StebblQ-i The following were the officer* arid Daily of Rutland, went, to Middle V«pl Sok» . . .Mi,a P.-itb-r. Kulntijiuoo Largest Attendance of the Course— ville. They satppled the quality of j directors at that tithe: IT PAYS TO READ ) ”b »-h Poetry nnd bon<"...h».lR-- neowiu binith The Eloquent Nebraskan laIked President D. B. Hale, Eato» Rapids Middleville booze frequently that uf- j THE BANNER of the ‘‘Value of an Ideal.” tenmbn and evening. Abvo?U;3C» that' -Th|-1>1> Wc Oietirati|”..iloD. M. J. CarSody.' Vice Prw.-S.|,J. Bidlemati, Has* All record;* of attendance at any club icght they started home. Uapldn j dugs. . •VboilSvlu......... »!•• 1‘rar! lM>u!i-:iv. Jaa-k-on lecture in this city were broken Friday Secretary—Clement Smith, Nashville- A Certain Man . in This City Read \ iokh A Io ...... Daily clnima that when they wen* u Camnilih* N*-oj>«>Htanl .evening', when lion. Wm. Jennings couple of miles or so out of Middleville It, Only to Find That his Wife Dep. Sec.- L. Durkee, Nashville. I lu E<!ui';<lon''...... Supt. A. W. r :«». Bryan discussed "The Value^iil an Raymond assaulted him, knocking him had Commenced IHvbrce Ixylaiu Treas.—C. E. Chappell, Charlotte. Ideal” al St. Kime's ball. No doubt SdTo...... jMenberl Metrot-olltnn Opera CoProceedings Against The directors uf the company on that down and beating him severely. Blood ••<>nr Country" HonlJac HammlH, lani'ing many more single ad mi EBion tickets on the snow.-at that place *eepis to con­ Him. 'rvlION. HORATIO 8. EARLE, date were: . ■■The Ijvllri*" J?hM. MHjarrlu. KalanuuM* ST.AXLHIGHWAY OOMWtWIONER. would hare been sold had not the ttory firm Daily's claim. Healsospys Ray­ . A certain man, living in the second Tickets for the banquet will be on been circulated tjiat all the seats had mond threatened to kill him. At the recent Farmers’ Round-Up ward, for roine time past has not been sale at Jos. Renkeo' bakery and at W.. ‘ H-en taken. The proceed.*- from re­ enjoying the most pleasant domestic E. Merritt’s store. Daily, however, got up and went Institute among many other good served seats and single admissions for along with Raymonii. The latter, af­ thing! he said on that occasion, we relations. It seems that the wife owns this lecture assure the complete fiiuiu- ter a little, made another attack on quote the following: a farm in tills vicinity, and a few days CLAIMED AN ASSAULT ciaf success of me lectm-ecaurte this Dally, knocking him down, jumping on I Lt taken brams and money to build ago asked ber hutosnd for money to year. and kicking him'‘and pounding him ; good roads.”' . pay the luxes her place wRh. ' Im­ Jay Carpenter, Carlton Treasurer, The large audience was a tribute td unmercifully. Daily avers that Ray-1 “More money, than the farm property agine the husband’s surprise when upon lias Warrant issued for Clark the magnetic personality of Afn Bryan? reading the Banner last week he mond purposed to kill him, and evl- can afford to pay.” Barber— Latter Had Not Paid. to his eloquence, forcefulness nnd lead dently felt he had completed the job. “More brains than is usually used on found that she had commenced divorce Taxe«—Claimed he Threat­ prod dings. It is presumed that any ership in public affairs. For he bent over him. so the injured ' road, work.” ened to Club Carpenter if The lecture was devoid uf spread man asserts, rilled his pockets, taking i *“Of the interpal revenue money col-' possible contribution .for taxes will not he Took Any Livestock eagle oratory, and f.ewned on the con 83.50 cash, some tobacco and a jack looted on the manufacture and sale of now be forthcoming. to Satisfy the tax. trary. to be quite the reverse—plain, knife. j cigars, tobacco, cigarettes' and intoxiJay Carpenter, town treasurer of Not daring to move again Daily lay eating liquors, the last of whfch the ex easy, simple, but never dull nor com­ MeNAIR FARM PURCHASED Carlton, finding Clark Barber of that monplace. With what the speaker had perfectly still, until he was sure Ray-■ evasive use of, according to the New. township delinquent in the payment ot to nay or tin* value of an high ideal to mond war out of sight. He is sure i York \V4>rld, creates one half of the Will be Platted and Controll.d by his taxes, 'cajte to see Prosecutor the individual life in shaving in* course: Raymond would have killed him if he criminalsaud lunatics which thrfarms Pryor Thursday to ask what ■few Real Estate Corporation — to «ouh« worthy end. there could be no had nut taken that course, and believes ■ were Obsessed to build and run, the conld legally do to collect the he Judge Stine and C. W-. Mor. dissent. It was expressed with such he thought his victim was dead when [ owners of which du not participate iu money. The p.-.»se<-ut*<r told him be' rill, of Charlotte, P T Col clearness dignity’ arid force, imd .the he left him. the profits -some ought tu i>e given as could go pi. c<> Barber’s farm aud lake grove and P. A. Sheldon good idxal painted iu ^uch fasdinafieg When the injured man dared, he gut national aid for highways, so as to away sufficient livestock to satisfy ; the I the Purcbasrrs. color-.' that all who heard him must up, went to the bam of William Holes, help to take care .of the unfortnriatvs Barber aujT> have been moved with-desire to attain where lie crawlvd in,and slept that j created by a business that from the I 1 Yidtoy a real estate deal .was consum­ claim, retuniiug to that which was nc^ilv-ahd true; Like­ night. He was found there the next I profits, in Michigan alone.'a lax is col mated that means much to the future surplus from the tale of the stock so j Eaton Co. grojvth of Hastings. Judge Stine and taken. Carpenter went -out that day wise what Mr. Hryirii said iu commenn mori.ins bv Mr. Holes, ovho Link him ' lected each year of about four million I). W. Rogers .1. W. Ewing iug high {deals of citizenship, in busi­ medical aid. He was ’ dollars. ‘ “” C. W. Morrill, of Charlotte. 1’. T. Col- to do as he had been directed. He * was met by Mr. Barber, so he claimli in “Michigan's conBtitatio|i does not Lorenzo Mudge ’ J. B. Nickle grove and I’. A. Sheldon, of this city, ness and- professional life, was not otie eye was badly U»B. Bentley permit of a state highway {department merely well : said, but worthy of putfhaiwd the Pled McNair farm, pay- anything but a cordial manner. Barber A. D. Carlton higjS 12,(KX) cash fur the property. The | using very lurid language and thneatZ. II. Hoyt thouglitlui coiihideiatlon, and added was arrested Tuesday and existing, and as’.the ^ilLm etmgrest Carpenter «. S. AV. Mapes ’ Il .ram Coleman inspiration to striw for-tbe attainment' tu-<i Charlottegenilvmeji aietl.e mov­ ening him with i *'hib. lie wan brought Lielote provides that the national aid that will be granted, and .Michig^nls share fin (» the officers of.25 years ago all arei ing ’pirits in the 'Eaton County Real came.to tbe.city pild >worv out a (rarwaiv**d examination, and ot such ideals. three yevun* wilfbe over seven hundred alive apd well except Lewis Durkee, Evt ;te nnd Loan Company, and have lain for' BaiUr's arr*i-c cbargiugl an When one considers the intensity *>f aM.miL Barber pn(m|>Uy paid the thousand dollars, must tie expended ut Nashville. Of] the Barry voutitv di . sue ewifuliy handl' d several, pieces of Mr. Bryan’s nature, the power which tax. through thektafb highway department. rectors, all are di awd with tbe-single acre property in Charlotte. Judge bis ‘ beliefs have «*ver him and the ' we shall not get a ( eni unless we exception of Mr. Rogers. Stiu h informed the Banner reprefetnastrong personality of uuv the man, .. it would ^unaniy m ........... WARRENwTlLIANIS DEAD ch to 1 change the constitution.” I At the meeting held February IGth tiv*l that they would soon lay out the l>e too rruic^.. expect that *■“* his political I .“At tbo April election a ijmstltntion- Mr. Rogers ws« first elect'd Secretary! pi.|kerty into city lots, which will be .uvo, — ...!! as ideals would not come ! 1 ‘ I Was Otte of the old Pioneer Reslddnta ideas as well a । al amendment will tai handed .to every succeeding (.'ienujntMknUh, who had on easy terrhs. in evidence sum-where in his address.' of the County, and Highly Re-(Hied that office for several yean*, but I voter, which will read. ' . ie property will be handled through spected. To be frank- we thought he would i»e i Amendment to constitution relative declined further service. a I eal Estate corporation which will • Warren Williams who will be remem­ more apt to bring them tnffure his andUn February tilth KKft. when Mr. to Good-Roods. Yen] No. ’ ’ be । Jer organized. • ien- e than proved to be the fact. How­ bered l»y many as a resident of this “If a majority vote yes, then a con­ R >gers-was elected for th- Sfitb time A I wiU be pleased that the McNair ■ city for'eevcral years,coming here from ever, wlu •; Mr, Bryan' discussed his stitutional state higl|way department the number of inembers .was 8,3f»'l. pni] eny has come Into the hands oi . idea of proper iti^ul* for political parties • | Mih>. died Saturday morning at Plain, «b0 win develop II Into » need | No. Jl»y will be created Then #e Will get our amount|bf Insurance *12,088342. aud of government, we think that it, share of national aid for roAds, then we These figures tell their own story of • d addition to the city. was not diilicult to detect that he was from the old farm, home at Milo, being the prosperity of this old reliable com ­ will undoubtedly give sonie state aid. a radical democrat iu politics, and that conducted by' Rev. H. 31. VanAuken. Of this state aid, farm property will pany and of the progress of the two his idea’ of proper government for the A VERY PLEASANT EVENING Decensod came to- this county in an pay live thirteenths. Eight thirteenths counties. During the quarter of a cen­ United States was one wherein the early day. aud by industry and p«sewill be paid by that other property! tury Mr. Rogers bus labored unceasing­ democratic party dominated by his verei.ee accumulated.’ a< _ competency that now pays nothing toward the ex- ly’for the company’s good. His work Reception of Mr*- Mary Goodyear in .1 hamper mi tied bim to enjoy his declin­ ideals, held the rulqig hand. Possibly papsejofJbuilding g]»otf rbad< The has had much to do with Its splendid Honor of her 73rd Birthday . ing years iu peace and quiet cotn&irt. it would not nave been a Bryan lecture whole will oeZexVended in the country record, for upon the Secretary devolves if Mr. Bryaii did not inject bls individ­ A (pleasant event of the week was , lie was well known and highly respect for labor (nnd material and the roads most of the active detail work of the nn informal reception, given by Mr». ual political opinions into it. But the ' :■ will be left there io haul the products company. But it can also be said that I*, ’ll Colgrove Thursday evening for effect of the good points made in favor of the farm to market on ” ‘ hebns had the active assistance and of high ideals in other Walks of life is, her mother Mrs. Mary T. Goodyear, the MAHLON SENTER. OF CARLTON, co operation of all the officers and di­ oecsLion being her 73rd birthday. Mrs WILLHAVfJ A SALE AT HIS n our judgement, greatly w»mkened IIEHIDFJNT rectors, and the hearty good will of the Goodyear In one of the very early pio with people who not follow him politi­ ueorge a more Wednesday . AUCTION IN JOHNSTOWN policy holders. of the iieers of this city, and ?i»ctically her cally by his evident desire and purpose MARCH 8th Under the mtitinl plan, all the more whole life has been spent in this city. to saturate his ttearera w th the Bryan than 812,000,000 insured in the Barry She has always been very active in all On ths last page In this issue will be C. H. Stevens, Living One^Iiie West ideal of politics. And that too on a and Eaton becomes capital stock, so movements of her church, and the up fouud an Auction sale advertised for platform and under circumstances of Lacey Will Have One Monday that the payment of any lo^s is guaran­ lifting of those who came in contact Mahlon Senter, of Carlton township, where a man occupying Mr. Bryan’s teed by over twelve millions of property March 6th. OUT FOR TRADE with. her. She was remembered with an Wednesday March Sih com mtnd ng position in the political world ought to which is probably worth at least 25 per many beautiful floral tributes, and was at 10 o’clock a. m. Read the list of observe, the proprieties of the Occasion in >n.other column will be found the cent more than the Insurance. given the sincere congratu Is lions of articles to bp sold aud you will observe and refrain from obtruding his peculiar three column announcement of C. H. The Barry & Eaton is wise in con­ that a four year old stallion, sired by W. H. Chase, the Delton Lumber Stevvtiii of Johnstown, giving a de her friends. political ideas. tinuing the services of Mr. Rogers. Strongwood la to be sold. W. H. Couch I ---------------------------scription of the live stock, farm tools, and Coal Dealer, is a Hustler. We hope he ma^be spared for many GIVE BOND TO KEEP PEACE Next week Wednesday there will be will be the anctlfteer. vehicles and other articles be will sell more years of actlveSwork, and that the an aiction sale at Mahlon Senter’s farm In another columa will be found the Register of Deeds Doster has moved * 1U tUlWMw--- - -------on bis rarm farm at at waron auction aiuusaj, Monday, juaiuu March Edward Bird, of Johnstown, was ar­ adr. of Wm. H. Chase, the Delton lum-1 0,11118 company may enjoy'even greater pro­ a mile and three quarters east and a his family here from Fraireville, and rested last week charged with making ber and coal dealer, who desires all Ibeginning at 10 a. m. ^mong otbgress in the future than it has In the quarter of a*mlle north of Carlton Cen- has rented the former Joseph VanArthreats to do various kinds of harmful partlea who contemplate building to I erlu,m> wlu be noticed several bead of pa»t. ' ter. See adv. od tenth page. things to George Frey, and was com- I call on arcorrespondwith him. man residence in the fourth ward. ’blooded cattle. Free lunch at noon. polled to give bonds to keep the peace. * HELD IN THIS CITY SATURDAY. VERY LIGHT ATTENDANCE. is oimtD WITH ROBBERY THIS IS THE GOSPEL BY HON. H. ed the Lower House at Lansing Last - Week. QUARTtROT A CEhTURT si. MmrsMun. �Hastings Banner, Hastings Banner. COOK BROS.. Editors. a*Kt or nmotiR Brevities. IVHc a line; H*ewbere, 7c a line. Averace of seven vordtto the Want colnein. lc a word for each insertion. Card ot Thank*, twnnly-fivecents each. Obituary, poetry and resoiuUoas, ac a line. Notice* of births, dnatiu or marriages will be printed free a* news matter. HT'No communlcatlou wlU be published un-<«r any drcutnsuuicxe unxws It bears the writer's name aud post office address. Kansas has been doing things to ithe Standard Oil Co. It will not be sur­ prising-if Kansas all all lead the Way for this country in the anti-trust move­ ment. The Standard Oil Co., with Its usual smooth tactics, first Induced Kansas producers to put down thou­ sands of wells by paying 81.38 a barrel for crude oil. • When the field was de­ veloped, the price dropped to 70 cents a b* t ?early product was over «,000jXW barrels. But the price of reflned|oll kept up to 20 cents per gallon. The Standard next built a big refinery in Kansas City, and a pipe line from the Kansas oil fields to Kansas City. Then through its hold on the railroads, freight rates on erede oil were raised 75 per cent, thys^huttlng out the inde­ pendent refiner and putting the pro­ ducer wholly in the hands of this mer­ ciless, greedy trust But Kansas did not tamely submit The oil producers organised and put the facts before the legislature. The governor called on that body to sot, and they did, despite the Standard Oil lobby. They first made pipe lines common carriers, com­ pelling them to pump oil as cheap for the individual as for the Standard. They next voted to establish a state oil refinery, to be operated by convict lalxtr, for which the legislature appro priausd 3200,000. They then created a commission to which they gave power to fix rates on all common carriers in the stated They then passed a law compelling any company which did business in the state to sell oil lu all parts of the state as cheap as in any fiinglelcity. AIL these measures »<ere passed in a single week. And the peo­ ple of. Kansas are not through yet. Standard hoggishness appears to have • reached the limit.of endurance in Kants4as,,a»d will soon do so iu the whole " country. Food adulteration is a subject wbidh must come up for aggressive legislative action in this country. ’Examination by government experts shows that fully three quarters of the food products sold over the counters of tradesmen in this country are adulterated by the manu­ facturers of such articles. This is not merely a moral wrong: It Is a crime to adulterate the food of any people, and proper punishment should be handed out to those who do it. This week Saturday, at Washington, will occur the inauguration of ITesldent Roosevelt No chief executive ever received such an endorsement as has Presfcient Roosevelt. The country I® pleased with him and his program. The American people have confidence that he means tyhathc says when he de­ clares that he favors a square deal for every man. Their high mightinesses of the U. S. senate have decreed that no freight rate bill shall pass at the present session of congress. Some day that senatewill wake up to the fact that the rest of the conn- : try has no use for such a slow moving, tinprogressive body, and it will become as useless as the English House of Lords. mabch t. iw MAPLE GROVE Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb and son passed last week with relatives at Bat­ tle Creek. The Misses Glenna and Gladys Wolfe spent Sunday with their par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wolfe. Orson Swift is some better, hut- is still. quite weak. ' J^ke Shoup is a little better at this writing. Margaret McIntyre, who has boen ill. is some better. • Mr: ■ and ; Mrs. Roll Hall visited friends in Sunfield last weeks A young people’s party was held at Geo. Bdson’s last Friday night. About eighty friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Rocho perpetrated a sur­ prise (?) upon them last Friday night .previous to their departure -to ihdir new home near Climax. A most en­ joyable evening was spent in card playing and dancing. Refreshments were served. • John Rocho had a sale Wednesday. Henry Whitcomb and Wm. Cooper have sales in the near future. , A pedro party was held at ‘Rd Wood’s last .Saturday night. The masquerade at Maple. Grove Center, the 32nd, was well attended, fifty-eight numbers having been sold. Mrs. N. C. Hagerman served supper. MUSLIN^ I'ftW.'TSXt' See the Auction Sale notice on our 10th Page for C. H. Stevens of Johns* town. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. I Howard Bell ‘is home from Ann । Arbor. Carmen Tobias, whoHias been very.ill during the past week, is much better at 1 this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cramer and daughter Rena, of Hastings, visited at the home of Frank Tobias and Albert Mills last week. Mrs. Carrie Edmunds of Baltimore visted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. SaffT Marshall, last week. Miss Minnie Bailey is visiting friends at Nashville. ’ Mrs. Lorenzo Mudge is on the sick IT IS OUR AIM TO KEEP UP OUR REPUTATION OF SELLING THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICE. 1 1 j best line off f fit AA ............ Mc to w w OurUineof CORSET COVERS shows all the The line of NIGHT GOWNS is sure to please SKIRTS, the 1 I ] novelties 25c, 39c, 50c. 75c, $100 trimmed . m*dc *n“ 50c to $150 "cr PANTS, the best goods, the best trimmings, the best workmanship 25c to 91.25. . . The carpet-rag social at Mr. Sam Marshall’s last Friday evening was very well attended. The proceeds were $to.id Earl Mudge is home for a few weeks. Rev. Archie Soule made a short call on Barryville friends last Friday. James Fowler was at Battle Creek a few days 1.1st week. . Charles Gutchcss has sold his farni .to Mr. Oran Fa,sett of Charlotte.. H. J. Mutton-is moving his household goods to Union City, preparatory to go­ ing to California. . । MORGAN. Mrs. Charles Carr has been on the sick list for sometime past aud at this writfbg she is slightly on the gain. Elder Parker, of Morgan, spent a few days the latter part of last week visit lug old frfends In the northern part; of the state. • ' Ed. McKinsey, of Bellevue, Eaton county, visited Mrs. C. J. Norris-last week. Miss Tryphena DeLong has purchas­ ed Mrs. Charles Bronson’s house and lot in Morgan. They made tbe deed last Thursday at Hastings. The Morgan Schqol was closed last Friday. Mrs. Etta Mead, the teacher, we understand will not accept another term which we very much regret as she gave universal satisfaction. L. G. Sparks and .wife, of Nashville, attended the K. O. T. M. party at S. L. Ballinger’s last Thursday night. Mr. J. A. Hyde has been on tbe si$k list sometime andjs attended by Dr. Baker, of Nashville. He is very feeble on account of his eicknesB and old a^e. The many friends of John Bates, commonly called Winn, will be pained to learn that he died a short time ago at Lansing where he has been located for the past four years. Mr. Devine was In Hastings Monday the 27th to attend the funeral of Mabel Rowley. Mrs. Henry Hyde has been in verjpoor health far sometime past. Mre. Brooks, of near Stony Point, was buried last Sunday. Funeral 11 a. m. She had passed tbe 82nd mile The perplexities of poor old Russia continue to increase. So great is the M. Miller, of Petoskey.returned home terror Inspired by the murder of Grand Wednesday after some four weeks’ Duke Sergius, that neither the Czar nor visit with relatives and friends in any of the imperial family dare Attend Barry and Calhoun counties. his funeral. Quite a good many bass are being caugfat’from Cole’s dock. There Isa proposition before (he Mich, legislature to put in |a plant to make ADVERTISED letters.' binder twine at Jackson. It appears Hastings, Mich., Feb. 27, 190K they will have 3(X) Idle convicts next ’ Letters addressed to persons named summer unless some such plan is adopt- below remain unclaimed in this office and will be sent to the dead letter office If not claimed by March 18, 1905: The best {thing for Russia and for civ­ Mrs. John Pattison, Mrs. Caroline Saunder, Mre. Jeesie Sbupp, Mrs. War-j ilization and the peace of the world is ren Kidder. Mrs. Elizabeth Caldwell, the good licking the Russians have re­ Miss Ella Corbett, Richard Hale, 'Nj ceived at the hands of the little Japs. Franklin Smith, G. W. Ross. Cash Mowry, Veeta Herrick, Fred Pierson, Lt may seem a great thing to be calk Campbell Lumber Co., Austin E. Wil­ ed the “Czar of all the Rnssias:” but the liams. Please say “ advertised” when asking present ruler of that country is finding for advertised letter. W. R. Cook, very littte fun in the job. Postmaster. We wish. Congress would pass a par­ You can apply ManZan inside, right cels post bill for this country. It is where the pain is. It is put up In col­ greatly needed. lapsable tubes with nozzle attachments for introducing 1L tyManZan stops pain THE BIG DOUBLE "UNCLE TOn” COHPANY. Stetson’s big production of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” will appear at Reed’s Op­ era House on Friday March 3d. It has been organized this season in a manner that will make it far superior to any previous production ever seen here. Special attention has been given to the staging of the piece, and the scenery faithfully portrays several scenes of Southern life during ante bellum days in the far South. A large number of genuine colored people, who introduce cake walks, buck dancing, Southern ju­ bilee singing and funny scenes in the cotton fields, add materially to the pro­ duction. Misses Kitty Morgan and Bertha Crosby are the two topsies;Mes sere. George Harris and Nick Glinn are 'the two Marks, ruffi Stetson’s origins1 Uncle Tom," Mr. Fred Bennet, will al*so be in the cast. Of late years the stage has been deluged by so many cheap . "Uncle Tom? co mpanles that the pub­ lic has been led to regard an announce merit of its production with a great deal of distrust. Mr Kibble, the manager of this comnauy, has, however, succeed­ ed lin organizing a cast composed of specially selected players, chosen* for their adaptability for the parts assign­ ed them. Wage Earning People We invite the attention of every wage-earner to the advantages < ’ the ’ Savings ~ ‘ :s.of Department of this bank. Itt affords a safe and profitable place for the ac: umulation of small savings, Money may be withdrawn without notice or undue formality. Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County Established 35 yean Capital and Surplus, $100,000 OFFICERS; J. T. LOMBARD. President, W. D. HAYES, Cashier, J. F. GOODYEAR, Vice President, H. G. HAY ES, Ass’t Cashier. DIRECTORS: J. T. LOMBARD, JOHN F. GOODYEAR F. D. PRATT. W. D. HAYES, ’ . W. H. CHASE. . This cut illustrates my new method of fitting glasses RETINOSCOPY Requires no questions to find the refractiveerror, makes fitting surer. CLEMENT SMITH R. K. GRANT, I Mr. and Mrs..Robert Garrison visited BALTIMORE CENTER. Miss Constance Garrison who has the latter’s parents Sunday. Clyde Hendershott is on the gain. uvruw ivi me mu weeKB Miss Cora Smith who has been visit­ ’assisting her mother In caring for her brother returned to her work in Has­ Ing her unclb returned home Sunday. The saw mill on Mr. Nicktebolt’s tings Sunday. will bt^in work- this week. ’. The sprayer meeting of Wednesday Carson Eldred, of Clarksville, is vis­ evening was well attended. iting E. Eldred, qf Rutland, and A. D There will be revival meetings at the Smith, of Baltimore. Hendershott school house beginning Mr. and Mre A. D. Smith Tidied tbe Monday night of this week by Rev. latter’s brother at Podunk Sunday. Otton. . Mr. win Norrtata very bu>y drawing The neck tie social at the school beech and maple wood from beyond house was not very well attended, but Prichardville. they were nicely entertained by the school teacher Mr. Warner. Mrs. Fred Wood returned to her home in Charlotte last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gurd and family, of Cedar Creek, visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs J. Bryans Sunday. ’ MCQMBER school house. MIm Mary Foley baa returned borne Kalamaeoo. Hund” Tr*’“ returned home Sunday from Quimby. ’ 2^“* “a **'• *>' Dowlinit “ Cr*wl'J “I«1'« Sunday. , ""d <i»>Mthter Mre.Suther >«> maple grove. Mr “I1 “took, r eb. 24th a son. Carl and Orilla Archer visited their uncle, Ca-lus Gould of CharlX Mr. and Mre. Ray Gould vWtedhh father-in-law, O. Gould, of 800^1- �HASTINGS BANNER FEBR^RY, J3, ,905 MISS MARY E ELLIOTT. Mis* Mary E. Elliott, n well known Massachuaeftn woman, has been dtlurtnlent «e<-retnv of the Woman’s Relief corps in M:msac|itumtts for near­ ly iw.-nty year.*. ,\s this grand work develops Sind 'enlarges MLs Elliott proves .spiiii to any emergency.. She is a cor.y.\ correct tW<f ready writer, and ns dial”:-,nn of the press com'uiitiee hrr work Jm- the national encanipment has been as -valuable as exfenaite. in all her actlvftfcs mi«.s Elliott Is taetfnines* , uuu u.r mere suggpRUon •» enough roouxn to keep me wide awake. My preference." say*. Margaret E. San er in the tlm Woman's iVi.m.-*: Home ,»___ . t In - - -7—-- Cainpaulon. --are a -TlM-kln.r __ ■ .f<*dtBtool ' . . . a|d n . lnK c,,— ia— *r and . -- — 8<n>u>iuvi .11.1 bright story In the half hour uftci the .............. midday meal, a neighbor of mint always a white shawl en hand uuu and knits when slra wants io relax,-’I <mild not tell yon how ninny white shawl* this indy baa ipgjp andiglven a’my. but she Is so proficient tn their manu­ facture that sho knltx like an nuioiua ton. This pastime If. her tteda ive nnd she would not .forego Ji on .1 ny atoount.” in hanging pictures the guiding prin­ ciple ub to height U the levpl of the fve. but combined with Unit ar< equal lyjfm|>ortant-consideration* of size, ttlmpe nnd color. In relation Inkh to wull Wacc* and to- each other. The Inclfaution seems to Im? to’ hang pictures .loo high, giving an impression ot btirig skied. ; > Too high, too far apart..poorly bal­ anced and fospHmr steps or gables Ire pitfalls to be avoided. When one's flctores are large nral can be hung odd In a (dace. with a thought for the proper height apd llghtlng.Nhe problem Is n comparatively simple oie. The ejre must real directly upon It; It must, not give the Impression of weighing heqvHy upon tbe piece of furniture beneem, nor must It float ofT into space abb^e. The shapes must hnrmonlzp with the shape of the piece of furniture benenttu ms well as with the space. That tie drtkK places must be llghtoi up wlili the light pictures and the dark photo­ graphs hang lit the high illghts can easily be neon.—Harper's Bazar. Vagaries of Uste. the errors of tbe color blind. are rendered till by the Choice of white or black. It was Mr. Gladstone who used to say tiiat a wom­ an, however old. always looked her best In white auttn. and, though the Grand Old Man was the laat one to be a peraonintd Alw.y, ready to give any Judge of the chic, he had a great eye ' necessary Information regarding the for the beautiful and a decided weak­ work of the order, her wfinngneas has ness for the fair sei. Oulda also main­ charmed all tbe newspaper folks whose tains that women should wear white duties have brought them within the and has always gowned her heroines' sphere of her activities. Miss Elliott in white and gray velvets without re­ ■was.tbe first president of the Somer­ gard to cost; but. then. Otrtfia is tbe ville Woman's Relief corps. She is a moot extravagant clotheehow novel­ member of the Somerville Historic ao- ist of her day. Court ladles of St Pe­ cJ?ty nnd also qf Hunker Hill chapter, tersburg are said to buy white satin ns Daughters of the American, Revolt!- other women buy white cotton, by the tlon. and the New England Historic piece, nnd rarely appear In any other and Genealogical society.—Boston Trav­ color or material at the daEzllng. ftxnetionA of the rear’s court. Ab a founda­ eler. tion for rare laces and rnngntfirmt jew­ els white satin has the pas. It Is a fab­ “I hold. In theory, that every woman ric with royal aseociatfons.—Bostod should He down ivety afternoon and Ilerakl. relax, taking an hour's Interval of en­ tire repose, not even thinking of any­ The best way to Lave a smooth. unthing that taxes her. and thus repairing tbe waste places of her life after a wrinkJed skin !s to keep tbe wrinkles busy morning. Tbta is my theory, •ut Unpleasant wrinkles can be kept firmly bekl nnd warmly recommended out of the face by avoiding those ex­ to you. Let me whisper. In strict con­ pressions which tefid to make deep fidence, that this is not a thing > ever lines. The woman who Is tbe victim of the do myself. To take a nap tn the daytoe would be for me one of tbe Im- smelling Balts bottle Is said to wrinkle years before her time. Frowning brings, lines, as do all wor­ ry andi fretting. . Going bareheaded in-a burning sun brings wrinkles about the eyes and forehead. The eyes naturally try to protect themselves from tbe injustice, done them. And worse than some other wrinkle producing expressions la the rush ex­ pression which so many women of the present day are wearing dally. These Wrinkles can be avoided by remember­ ing Hint another day Is coming and that a mad pace wastes time and never makes more minutes In the day. When you have Printing NEB when you LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT’NS In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. EAST WOODLAND. There b*s been a death, birth and Master Loyd Hitt ia on the sicklist. a wedding in this neighborhood within Earl Lehman aud Jennie Barry have a week. the measles. PLEASANT RECEPTION. The M. B. M. will meet with Edna There was a grand reception at the Cole next Saturday. home of Jasper Black In honor of his The t. A. 8. will meet with Mrs. Ella son Burnard and wife, Wednesday Hager on Thursday at 10 a. m. . night, Feb. 22nd. There was over one ". Luke and family, ot Vermont­ hundred guests present. The rooms ville, were guests of T. Scofield and were trimmed in red, w"hitft and blue, grarertilly decoret^d with flags and wife oii Sunday. Mr. W . Broomfield. of Hastings wan bunting. The bride was dressed in the guest of (). B. Hager part of last white silk and wore a boquet of blue and pink rto.wers. Mr. and Alni. Wayne Week. Mrs. Lena Jarvis was the guest of Merrick introduced the guests to the Mrs. Nellie Hitt ud Washington's couple. They received many beaut Ifnl and useful prvsentk Refreshments birthday. Mre. Frank, of Castletou, Is quite of ice cream and cake were served; Mrs. •II at the home of her daughter Mrs. The new couple will be at home on the farrh afler March llitb. Murry, bf W. Sibewa. Mis* Mabie Kilpatrick spent part of last week with Mre. L. Brown of East Carlton. Mr. Andrew Plot who died in Indi aha was buried in the Baptist cemetery on Sunday. Mr. James Jordan who died at the Soldiers Home., in Grand Rapids, on Saturday was buried in the Baptist cemetery on Monday. The pupils of Miss Elbe Early's school and a few friends spent some pleasant hours at her home in West Wobdland’on Saturday evening. Mrs. Krieger who has been .visiting her daughter M'fi. Lena Jarvis and other friend&Jn Woodland returned to tier home in Grand Rapids on Thurs­ day. A party of friends consisting of Rev. C. D. Jarvis and wife, - Homer Hager, wife and daughter. Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sawdy and Wfll Euprr, helped Mr. and Mrs. J- St. John to enjoy some pleasant social hours at their home on Friday evening. PARMALEE. F. D: Joels is out again after a short siege of the grip. tJ. F. Morgan was In Grand Rapids on businers|TueFday. Miss Lillian Moxon, of Middlevillecalled on friends at this place one day lasRweek. Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Hookton were the guests of Thoi. Tungate and wife Friday. KLeRoy Sherk, who has been very ill for theSpast two weeks, is slowly Improvlngfunder the care of Dr Swift, of Middleville. . DrJJTarkhurst land little daughter, of GrandTlapids, were in 1’armalee Saturday. A number from here attended tbe horse races on Caledonia lake last week. Tbe lecture and entertainment given by Mr. Erwin at tbe school house Mon day evening was well attended and en­ joyed by all. . Otto Wood bad the misfortune to break through the river ice Saturday^ No barm done but a good wetting. Owing to the tine weather a large crowd gathered at the auction sale on the Baker farm Tuesday, It being the largest turnout in this locality in a number of years. COATS GROVE. George Coats returned home last Fri day from Lansing where he has been taking a course in the Agricultural college. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Chase Feb. 24th an 8^’ son. Miss Marie Wolfe, of Hastings, was . CARLTON CENTER Mrs. Frank Barry has been confined •visiting friends here Saturday and Sun. to her home with diphtheria the pact day. .. There was a large crowd at h orest week. DEvery Olds, of Hastings, is fil­ Jordan's sale last Thursday, but the things did not sell very high. ing Hubert Gammon this week. James Wolfe and wife, of Hastings, Religious meetings commenced Mon­ day evening but owing to the great visited at O. S. Wood's Sunday. The' meetings will continue this number of sick but few were in atten dance. The stereopticon lecture sched­ week. There has been eleven come out in tbe meetings and the Interest uled to be given opening evening was postponed owing to" Rev. A. T.Archer’s is increasing. The church is filled with people nearly every night. illness. A number of friends gathered at the home of Ben Fisher aud wife Sa^ur day and gave them a surprise prior to their departure, Frank Barry having bought the farm they occupy and ex­ pecting to occupy soon. A pleasant evening was spent in playing pedro. Jack Wright, Misses Odell and Dick­ inson. of Hastings, were guests of Mrs. Owing to the extensive sickness tbe literary program that should have been held at Grange Saturday night was postponed two weeks. Bantis r— ) Ito Kud In Htn Let us have the next order. OTIS H. DcHOTT, HEAVY CO ATJ PLANKET5 HaMinrfs. MicH. nr Mldrcn.sofe.sure. No Total Taabilittes . . . .. $8,893,758'73 Increase in Assets $538,440 14 Policies in force December 31, 1904 « -.t3jJ23 Amount Insured thereby, including Additions - $45,415,750 S6 Total Amount Paid Policy-Holders since Organization, $12,107,494 77. O.R IXXIKKR • ■ President C. A. KENT, 1st Vir^Prwddent and ('ounwi "-r HOYTPO« • M Vlce-PrwSent Vloe-Prwddont A. F. MOORE “ ----• flccn-tary THERON F. OIDDINGS G. W SANDERS . . Aetnarr ij- XSDQiiS'- S® " Amtatant SocrrtarjB. A. WBI^TEAD —- *---—J. P. DAWBON <W.Jrr Are You Planning To build a House? To build a Barn? To repair your House? We are Headquarters for Everything in the Line of Builders’ Hardware We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line. This promises to be a busy year. You will be wist to ar­ range NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our line. Weissert Bros Capital, $75,000.00 Directors will be sold regardless of cost. ebeskf messtr, “toc“v R. B. muwr, Sarphu, $20,000.00 0. S. Swdvwr, Lake Waters, is a habit you will nev­ er regret having ac­ quired. The only thing you will be sorry •for 1b that you didn’t begin sooner. But it is tetter late than nev­ er. So commence now to make your old age comfortable and inde­ Start a bank account now and start it Bastings City Bank m. LCook. • •• tllglrol 1-rtc*- lor l-rwloor. pendent, with the R.C.Tr«cb, 17 cent Bulk Coffee........... is omit Bnlk Coffee.................. lUce. fonnerly ec. now.............. Sod*. lornimly -c. now............ It’s one of the beat banks in the state: It pays in­ terest at the rate of 3 per cent nnd accepts deposits of $1.00 or more in its Savings Department; 2 HEHRT RrtQLA, } COrtTS 9R0VE QENEKAL STORE. < J 3 per ceat lateral paid hi SatHw Deparmeai nd coaponkM ual-anuny. RL'PAL ROUTE NO. 6. Pt- BANNER, Fo/ey’s fionejrtn Totai. Auwra...................................................................83.893.7S8 73 LIABILITIES. . Amount of Ib fx-nT- l'und, American Table, 4% and from Jonuoryr 11)03 . . |8,4Q1,(M5 02 ' Premiunut Paid in Advance ... 8,647 35 Dividends on Defemsl Premium* . . . 542 83 Death Losses, unofik-ially rejorted . . 8,388 80 All other Liabilities ..... 14,200 85 Surplus . . . . . 462JM8 88 H. JI. JlBdtrwt eaihttr. NOW 18 THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY Small farm, or exchange for a Good buildings, fruit* of *1} kinds, good soil; three and one-half miles from Hasting* ASSETS. Cash in Banks . . . m * 212.788 17 First Mortgage Lions on Real Estate . . ।1,073,688 81 Real Estate, including Home Office Building, cash value . . . . . 379.SOO 64 Loans't o Policy-Halders, secured by Reserves . , WI.M4. 76 Agi'dta’ BalunceH • . . . . 10,738 80 Bund*, cash value . . . . 28.730 00 Loans on Collateral . ,. . . 6,300 00 Inu-ret t duo and accrued . . . . i2e.5S4 m Rents due aud jux-rued ' . . . toss i» Net Outstanding Premiums secured by R<-serve Fund 48.730 _. 07 Net Deferred Premiums secured by Reserve Fund. . 106,1.54 02 R. B. m««r, (lire Pra. WEEK 3 pkgsfor................. for sale. For the Year Ending December 31st, 1904. Otflttn 8igt*turo orK will be well done. MICHIGAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO The special eale will be contin­ ued only one week longer. The stock is being reduced to make room for spring and sum­ mer goods. Here #e some of tbe bargains. Sec the Auction Sale notice on our 10th Page for C. tl. Stevena of Johns­ town. IRVING. \ Mrs. Will Jordan departed thip lift Tuesday morning. Funeral Thursday at 10 o'clock at the home. ' Burt Dally la moving to Quimby on the Colgrove farm. OF THE Shelter mttstr, Pmldnt. ONE HORE Stillwell Sunday. , Mr. Uhl, of Charlotte, is spending a few days with blister Mbs Uhl. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nash spent Sun­ day with the latter's mother at Clarks­ ville, Mrs. Nash's mother being quite NORTHWEST CA6TLETON. Mr. Orlando .Grant died Sunday night1 of pleurisy. His funeral was held Wed. i morning at the Schlappe church. ■ H fa Itttle sori was buried just a week ago. The afflicted family have the sympathy of the entire community. Black- England. A very pretty wedding was celebrat­ ed at high noon Wednesday at the home of Mr. and-Mrs J. J. England when their-dHilghter Edith was united in marriage to Bernard D. Black. In the evening a reception was given them at the home of the grooin's parents, Mr. apd Mrs. J. T. Black. The house was very prettily decorated In red, white, and blue.- Mr. and Mrs. Black were the recipients of many beautiful presents 37th ANNUAL STATEMENT prevents pnena:oai* IftontV to Coan on Real Estate Security. �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH r, 1905. 4 Your Warns flake them known in this, the BANNER’S WANT ADV. COLUHN—One cent a word. .. Wanted—A position in this city as stenographer. Address Box C. Care Banner. * For Sale, fine Imported 'German Coach Btailion, a beautiful animal, and a splendid colt getter. For particulars address George W. Shnelder, R. F. D. No. 38, Lake Odessa Mich. HEAT ORDERS Many orders were placed with us the past week for pig pork sau­ sage, and every one that eave us an order was well pleased. Special Rib Stew, 4 cents a pound, Saturday only. Give us your orders by phone and we will deliver promptly. Itemember we are still making pig pork sausage. F. W. CLIFFORD, Two doors east of City Bank. Phone 22. Now is the Time To try the good things at DePue’s EVERYTHING. Full Line of DRY GOODS. Staple and Fanty GROCERIES. CELERY. LETTUCE and all VEGETABLES. ORANGES, LEHONS and BANANAS. SOCIAL EVENTS The Musical Club was entertained last week by Mre. Henry Withey add Mre. Will Richardson at tbe home of Mrs. Withey, on Thorn St. Retreat)ments were served. Those winning the honors were Mre. Ream aud Mr. Baker Shriuer. . Thursday evening neighbors and friends gave to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pryor a very thorough aa well as nappy surpiae. An evening that will be very ^pleasantly remembered was spent. A potluck supper wa» served. A fine rocker w«s presented to inem as a re­ minder of the occasion and a token of good will. Mr. and Mrs. John McOmber enter­ tained the P. P. club in a very charm­ ing manner Thursday evening of last week It was Washingtou's b rthday, and she ladies came gowned iu appro­ priate costumes, with powdered hair. The national tlag was in evidence everywhere through the house, aud ths score cards also bore the siare and stripes. A very pleasant evening was passed with pedro, Mre. Herman Frvsfc andJ.C. Barber winning the honors. Delicious refreshments were served, a unique feature being the ice-cream and cake, the former being served iu the shape of a candle with a lighted taper in the end The cake was in tbe form of a tiuv log, presumably a cherry one, in which was imbedded a silver hatchet. Mr. and Mre.F. R. Pancoast gave an informal five, o'clock tea, Friday, in honor of Hou. William Jennings Bryan, who was in the city to fill his engagement ou the Women’s Club lecture course. Red carnations were used for a centerpiece and the menu was served in four courses. Mre. Pan coast was assisted by Miss Glenna Pan coast and M|re. R. M. Batea. Uovers were laid for thirteen. Those present were Messers W. J. Bryan, R..M. Batea. A. E. Itenkea, F. L. Heath, Thoe. Sulli­ van, W. F. Hicks, Dr. Fuller, John Dennis, A. II. Nobles Clement Smith and F. R. Pancoast Mrs D. C. Bronson gave a beautiful 5 o'clock tea Wednesday In honor of Miss Carrie Schumann, of Grand Rap ids. In the dining ruom ribbons and tiny Hags were stretched from the chandalier to the corners of the table. The favors were small hatchets at the twelve plates, which were appropriate to the national holiday. Mrs. A B. Hum and Mre. E. Tobiaa will entertain, with euchre Tuesday afternoon, March 7, at the home1 of tbe former 722 West Green street. Another of the 44th birthday parties was celebrated at the home of Mrs. Ella Holloway on Broadway Feb. 28. Invitations were issued for a lunch at 1 o'clock. Soon after the guests found their places at small tables by means of place cards. A delicious four course menu was served, Ida Wood catering. The afternoon passed most delightfully with songs,?-readings by Miss Vinna Ream in her inimitable manner, and in general merriment. The decorations were red and white carnations. As it was a real birthday, the guests departed wishing most heartily that Mre. Hol­ loway might have many returns of the day. VERY INTERSTING '-WATCH Our windows for Sat­ urday Sales. 3. fiomer DePue YOUR HORSES Are entitled to shelter from the severe weather. When you bring them to the Jef­ ferson Street Barns you al­ ways know that they Are Safe and Well Tak• en Care of. ROWLAND BROS. Successors to Phin Smith. I We Buy Cheaply, We Sell Cheaply, That tolls you why wo give you A 1 LYCOMING RUBBER BOOTS for Man for $2.89 par pair. ADDRESSESDr. Emma Cummings Parks Delivers Lectures Monday Afternoon and Evening at the Baptist Church. Dr. Emma Cummings Park, of Boa­ ton, who represented ihe Baptist For eign Miuiouary society , in India for live years, as a medical missionary waa in Hastings this week, aud gave two talks at the Baptist church Monday afternoon and evening, under the aus­ pices of the Woman t Circle. In her afternoon talk she dwelt first on the physical conditions of India, then of the natives, their homes, dress and pe­ culiar customs. The language is diiHcult there being over 500 cnaracters, and many sounds. When the •mission­ ary has .mastered the language they stiff have a great task before them in understanding the people. One has to forget entirely their dirt and degrada­ tion and be in full sympathy with them before he can get hold of them and ac­ complish satisfactory Jesuits. To reali ize the enormous tatk that confronts Christianity in ludln, she stated that there were over three hundred and thirty million gods inthqt country, not one but what is malignsnuand wicked, and whose lives are too vile to bo read. She then spoke of the benefit of local organizations for the missionary cause, aud explained the system of apportion­ ment from the general mission board down. In the evening she spoke at greater length along these lines and a good audience was present to hear her. FARM-FOR SALE March Winds ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? Tbe season for building is almost here, and you should commence to figure on your building material. We carry a very large line of LUMBER and all kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL which we sell at tbe lowest Uvtug prices. We take contracts for building, and will cheerfully submit oar prices for anything you may re­ quire. So, no matter in what part of tbe county yon live, it will pay you to let us figure with you. BEECH AND MAPLE WOOD We have a large stock of beech and maple wood, of nice - qual Ity. When you need anyjust five us a call. Also have COAL and BRICK. SEE OUR LINE- OF ROOFING. t. H astings Lumber •• Phone 254 S2SE.L LIQUOZONE I & I am the principal distributer in this market of this well known Remedy, which destroys all (term Diseases, by destroying the germs which produce them. What are Germ Diseases? . All that begin with fever, all inflamation, all catarrh in any part of the body, all contagious diseases, all results of impure blood. sany wfil give you a 50-cent bottle of Liquozone Hal if you will call at my store. W. H. GOODYEAR Chappoline OBITUARY. Robert Thompson was born in Scot­ land in October 1834, and died In Hast­ ings Mich. Feb. 2*lth 1905, aged 70 years and 5 months, fie came to America in in 1852 settling on a farm bear Kalamamazoo. About 35 years ago be moved on a farm Bjitf miles south of Hastings. Here he continued to live until a fear years ago .when he moved to Grand Rapids. ' About a week ago he came to Has­ tings to visit his niece Mrs Belle Patti­ son. Soon after his Arrival he was tak­ en sick, becoming rapidly worse until death came on Sunday morning. He leaves one brother anc£ many rel­ atives. He was a kind-hearted man loved and respected by all who knew him. The funeral was conducted on Monday afternoon at the home off Mrs. Belle Pattison by Rev. B. F. Fritz of the U. B. church. The interment was at Irving cemetery. WOMEN'S CLUB. America.was sung at the opening of the Club Friday and roll call was re spanded to with quotations about Washington. The first paper was giv­ en by Mrs. Ellen M. B. Sweesey, a char­ acter sketch of Saigo Takamori one of Japan’s great warriors who wielded powerful influence in his time, aud whose memory larhighly revered. “The Arc of Letter Writing^ was the subject of an interesting paper by Mrs. Ella Hecox. To write letters well, she said, was a high attainment; letters reveal much of the character. A few general principles were given which should beobserved in all forms of letter writing The most satisfactory letter was the one iu which the writer used the sen­ . timents they would in conversing—a friendly letter should not be a literary effort. Brevity would be the keynote of all business letters, care being taken to write only what we have to say. Of special interest was the paper on “Sun­ shine, the Light aud Life Giver" by Mrs. Efile 1’. Goodyear. “Without the sun I am silent" is the translated Itatin Inscription found on sun dials, and this the writer said would be true of the whole earthifor without the sun every source of power on earth would be cut off save the rise aqd full of the tide. She spoke of the wonderful potsllillltles which would come with the develop­ ment of the sun's energies which is only yet lu its infancy, being one of the great problems of the to morrow. Delightful music was furnished bv the Misses Glenna Pancoast and Bessie Warner who played a duet, and Miss Maud Smith whose sweet voice was heard in a sacred solo. The next meet­ ing of the club will be Reciprocity Day, and it is expected an address will be given ’ by some club women from abroad. Mahlon Senter will sell at public aud tton at his farm north and east ofCarlton Center on Wednesday, March 8th, at 10 a. m., a lot of live stock, faim tools, etc. Bee bls adv. on our 10th page. Card of Thanks. We wish to express pur aMwrettuuiks to tbe. many friend* aud neighbors for the klndnna shown during the death and burial <g our dear beloved Etandpa. also to Ker VaxiAukMi for the 1s* friend* tor tbe beautiful nSral tribute. "U° Kit. Axd Maa. Hal l. Bku.inokr. Raw or Inflamed Limbs. Yield quickie to tbe wonderful < uratlre aud healing qualltle. of Foie,', Hone, and Tar. It prerenla pneumon la and consumption from a hard cold settled on tbe lungs. Farm to Rent Inquire or address, R. nOORE, Rural Route 2, Hastings, Mich. & Coal Co BAUER BROS., Proprietor*. ■5SE2 Chapped Hands WITH THE ISLE OF SPICE CO. The friends of Mrs. Maud Mudge Kurtz whose beautiful voice has been heard in this city many times, will be pleased to learn that »he has joined the “Isle of Spice" company, an organi­ zation that enjoys an excellent reputa ttbn In the theatrical world and plays in the larger cities. She baa a minor role to begin with, but Is studying for a more important place. Iler friends will be pleased to learn of her success. = MRS. HENRY A GOODYEAR If you want to buv blooded stock, go to tbe auction of C. fl. Stevens, of John­ Celebrated her 86th Birthday Satur­ day and Received the Best Wishes stown. See adv. ou our 10th page. of Many Friends. The twin babies of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mead of Rutland, also her mother have A very pleasant social function ocpneumonia and are very ill. Dr. Lamp­ cured at the borne of Mrs. Henry A. man Is the attending physician. Goodyear Saturday, It being the 85th See adv. on our 10th page for Auction anniversary of h'er birth A large Sale on Wednesday, Mar. 8ih. for Mah­ lon Senter, a mile and three quarters number of friends And relatives called east and a quarter of a mllfc north of during the day and paid their respects Carlton Center. • to one of our most respected citizens, Having secured a designer and litter one whose long and useful life baa been from the Amsfleld Co or Cleveland, I spent among us, a life whose years are am now prepared to fill all orders for crowned'with good deeds and kindly shirt waiais aud ahirt waist suits. thoughts towards all. Mrs. Goodyear, Mils. Edith Runyan though advanced in years, still takes an 418 South Church St. Mrs. Mabel C. Marble, of Nashville, active interest in all affairs of church, filed a voluntary petition in bank­ society or the welfare of the commu­ nity in which she baa' passed her life. ruptcy in the pnited States district court at Grand Rapids on Monday. She was tbe recipient of many choice The reported debts are $3,757, and no flowers, tulips, violets, roses, hyacinths assets except those which arc exempt. and carnations. Congratulations from An ordef or adjudication was made, people living in other cities and slates and the matter was referred to Henry were sent her. Among the many call­ ers was Ex-mayor W. J.’ Stuart, of C. Briggs, of Kalamazoo, referee in bankruptcy. It is said that sonle cred­ Grand Rapids, aud her daughter, Mrs. itors Ypay take an interest in the pro­ Anna Hoff also of Grand Rapids was present The occasion'was a very pleas ceedings, ant one and the venerable lady received CONSIDER ABLE MOVING AROUND the hearty good wishes of all for many returifc^ijf the day. Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas are nicely located In their new home, recently purcaasedof Levant McIntyre. Herman Sharphorn and family will move Into the residence recently vacated by Mr. Thomae, and Mr. and Mrs. John Task­ er will move into the house now occu­ pied by Mr. Sharpborn. Mr. and Mrs. Gard Bennet will move into the hoase make you think of to be vacated by Mr. Tasker, which is owned by Mr. Bennet. As soon as Mr. Bennet vacates the room* over Mr. Depue’a grocery, Mr. aud Mrs. Depue will occupy them. That should make you think of Tbe attention of our readers is called to the auction sale adv; of C. H. Stevens of Johnstown, on our 10th page. It should interest every farmer. BECOMES A FULL FLEDGED FARMER, Sir. and Mrs. L. E. Stauffer wifi move onto the farm recently purchas­ TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION. ed by him, well known as the Gardner The regular teachers' examination farm, the latter part of thia week. Mr. and Mre. John Kurtz, of Rutland, will will be held at the Court Honse In Haa. move into Mr. Stauffers residence in tings On Thursday and Friday March the fourth ward as soon as it is vacat­ 9 and 10, 1905. ed. Mr. Stauffer will soon be a . John C. Ketcham, full fledged farmer. Commissioner of Schools. FELL DOWN STAIRS. This morning aa little Aletha Fuller daughter ofj Mr. and Mrs. Rqf'Tuller, of the first ward, was coming up the cellar steps, she slipped and fell, her head . striking against the atone wail In such a fanner as to cut a big gash over her left eye. Dr. Howel) waa called and after taking a couple of My 8o acre farm for sale. stitches, aud rendering medical assist ance, left her In a very comfortable Heavy soil, good buildings, apple situation. orchard, and fine peach orchard ol i too bearing trees, about i 1-2 _ -Th« Hastings Legion No. 1071 N. T. miles northeast of Hastings. L. wUl m«M In Uh C A. R. hall Mil Chai. B. Baldwin. Hastings. 1 iMdij .TMlug March 7 at 7 A»h»rp C. H. Osborn. LOCAL NEWS. The Druggist. An elegant preparation for CHAPPED HANDS. FACE. SORE LIPS, SUNBURN. TAN. FRECKLES. PIMPtES, and ALL ERUPTIONS. Excellent to use after Shaving. OUR PRESCRIPTION Take ooe -N0 77" before each meal and ju.t before tolar to bed. The “*O 77 la the best nickel clrar made. Aak for “NO 77". JOHN JONES. Prop’r Prepared only by W.J. HOLLOWAY Sign of the Elephant,- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. 3 5 TEMPTATIONS i A Fortune For a Photo We fnaybe beset on all sides with various tempters, but the tempting qualities ol our I teas, once tried are as enticing at any. Here are some of the tempters: Ui How many people there are in the world to day who would give a great deal if they only had a photograph of some loved friend or relative But like many.qthers, tbe time for having the work done was put off until too late. You should profit by the ex­ ample of others and have the work done now, and have it done ft Uji. uncolored Japan Tea____ soc Compadour, green, Japan............ 50c Green Tea In bulk, highest grade per lb___ 1............ Good Green Tea. per fb . 40c Lipton’s Best Black Tea. per lb , • .................. I.......... 60c and 80c Lallo Rookh, black, per lb .... 80c Light of Asia, black, per lb . $1.00 Black Tea in bulk, per lb 80c niilar’s India and Ceylon Tea. . 1-4 lb package ................. 25c 4* U/ *** ft * * ft We only ask lor a trial, for we are convinced, oace a Tea custo­ mer here, always a Tea customer of ours. AT CHR1STHAS STUDIO. ft HAMS £ RUSS, * HASTIMOS, MICHIUAN. rirst-cl.ss work and prices reasonable. Phone 16 $ The Grocers, ifc One=Third Off FOR FIFTEEN DAYS Only a short tilne longer in which you can . tn in YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS ‘8 A great many have taken advantage of it. , Have yon? It will pay you to buy for the future if you need nothing at present. Children’s $6 00 SUH'S AND OV ERCOATS tor 5.00 u •< 4.50 * « . 1.00 “• “, 8.50 <• " 3.00 “ « ±50 “ •• $4.00 . 3.34 . 3.00 - 2.67 2.34 . 2.00 • 1.67 Youths’ *laS! SU-‘W A? “ 0 8.00 •» .. “ 6.00 5.00 4.50 “ - «» « .. .. „ See our east window for the Latest . sortment of new Stiff and Soft Hats in th^newelt shadw Chides LEADING CLOTHIERS r»r. " • • “ • * • $8.00 6.07 ... 5.34 . 4.00 . 3.34 3.00 �HASTINGS BANNER MARCH, 1, tgoj ! *******************%ww»%w*ww» The Board of Trade Banquet will be a humms, about 400 tickets sold ; already. COME TO THE BIG DRUG STORE £perjonal MENTION j What we nay ; ‘Friend From Arkansaw.” with ! that well known actor Robert Sherman in the leading part. • W-L Marble, of Nashville, was in the city Friday. E. L. Madge, of Charlotte, was in the । First rank work on four candidates city Saturday. । at K of P. lodge Monday night. A full Frank Heath, of Middleville, was in the city Friday. p attendance Is desired. Albert Pattison, of Jackson, was in ■ All of the factories of the city report the city Monday. । a rush of orders and prospects for tbe Fred Heath was in Grand Rapids on [ biggest kind of a business year. biwlneas Thursday. See our window display of spring I with Your order for free medi- ; Senator Glasgow, of Nashville, was In tbe city Saturday. ;■ clnes. We honor orders of the [ styles In stiff and soft bats. । Liquozone Co., The Shoop Medi- ; Mrs G. W. Lowry visited Middle ' Morrill, Lambie &. Co. I cine Co., ’The J. W. Brant Co., Ville friends Friday. z . _ • Mrs. Elmira Rork who has been quite ; The Columbia Stock Food Co,, ; Mre. Fred O’Brien returned from ill at th* home of Mrs. John Beleon, in Eagle last Thursday. ! and the Bexall Co. i 5 We have all the Patent Medi- ; Rutland, with heart trouble, is reported C. H. Thomas was in Grand Rapida I vines advertised in this paper. as being much improved. on business Monday. ; 5.We are doing bur best to C. G. May wood returned from a busi­ !. A good wholesome play instructs as > please the public. ! J We. want your business and well as entertains. * My Friend From ness trip to Ohio Friday. ! in your deal with us If vou have Lewis Wardell is able to walk about Arkansas" Is such a play. It will be at tbe bouse with no cane. ; any fault to find you will do us a the Opera House Tues, night Mar.- 7th­ ; favor by calling our attention to P. T. Colgrove made a business trip ; the matter. ' Fred Leitzerand MiasTrttU Alwine, to Grand Rapids Friday. MIm Ethel Brown spent Sunday with of Hastings, were married at the Pres­ R. F. D. orders filled the I same day as received. byterian parsonage, Thursday evening. her parents in Prairieville M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in Feb. 23rd. By Rev. £4. H. VanAuken. the citVHsn business Monday. ’ ■ Don’t you want to know how to get Mrs. Arthur Trott visited Nashville 12 per c«it;o.n your monby? Write for friends Thursday aud Friday. information about Penn-Wyoming cop­ Ralph Huffman, of St Louis, was in THE DRUGGISTS. per Co’s stock to Miller Bros. 171 Clin­ the city over Sunday on a visit. Minn. 31 Goods DoHvorod. G. C. Clark, of Mishawaka, Ind., was ton St., Grand Rapids. in the city Friday ou business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pancoast gave a Cha*. Brown, of Grand Rapids, was six o’clock dinner to a few friends in in the city on business Saturday. Don Smith, of Ann Arbor, spent Sun­ honor of Wm. Jennings Bryan who was their guest during his stay in Has­ day with his parents In this'eity. Miss Kate Eggleston is spending a tings. • few days with Middleville friends. The entire company of “My Friend Miss Indsbelle Busby and Cal. Cater From Arkansaw” is said to »>e capable. visited Middleville friends Sunday ' You can judge for yourself by seeing Mrs. James Troxel went to Grand them at tbe Opera House Tuesday Rapids to day to hear Paderewski. Lem Brown, of Grand Rapids, visited night March 7th. The farmers around Pontiac are us­ Hastings friends Friday and Saturday. Carl Wesplnter has accepted a posi­ ing steel‘laid rollers instead of snow* tion in a factory in Jamestown, N. Y. plows iu opening up the roads. It is Mrs. Thos. Etches, of Jackson, is vis­ claimed to be a great improvement as iting her daughter, Mre. Duane Bauer. it leaves a Hard icy road bed. Mrs. A. G. Courtright, of Hickory The reason you ought to buy Penn- Corners, is visiting Dr. and Mre. Lowry. Herbert Shellenbarger, of Lake Odes­ Wyoming Copper Co’s stock is because you get a dividend of one per cent per sa, visited at Grant Muir’s over Sunday. Cheater Messer left Monday on a The Otting of Glasses is a matter month on your money. Address filler business trip to Cincinnati and Louis­ that requires both experience and dell- Bros. 174 Clinton St. Grand Rapids. ville. •cate skill. Dea Moines, Iv, Leader and Register Judge- Stine and C. W. Morrill, of says “My Friend From Arkansaw" Charlotte, were in the city ou business This awaits you here, and with them drew a good hohse and pleased the peo­ Friday. unusually ample fadilitiee for execut­ ple.” You can be pleased .by it at the Miss Gingrich,, of Middleville, was ing the necessary work when, the proper Opera House Tuesday night March 7th. the guest of Mrs. James Troxel last Monday. lenses are determined on. The copper^companies of the country Miss Vera Courtright, of Grand Rap­ paid a larger amount of dividends to ids, spent Thursday evening, with Has­ ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING AND their stockholders last year than was tings friends. paid by ail the rail roads of the United F. C. Parker wenttof-hicago Sunday, ENGRAVING DONE ON SHORT States Write Miller Bros, for facts beitfg called there by the death of his ulicle, John Morgan. ’ about the Penn-Wyoming Cooper Co­ NOTICE. MMera W. G. Coburn and F. A. Alllt payr. wkrdl. of Battle Creek, were In the city It is reported that Fred McNair, who Saturday on business. recently sold his firm in the city for Jason McElwain attended a meeting $■12,000., mention of^which is made else of the independent pn phone people in wherp in this issue, will move to Call-1 Rattle Creek Thursday, foruia and makf bis home with his sis- j jlu. ’ I’lvri.)». lUnkcs visited her sis H.TST1NGS, MICHIGAN ter, Mre. Alice McNair WHIiatns. A , ter, Mrs. Clare Furniss, of NashvUle, last week returning Friday. llfeot Indnury and bard Wark anllUe. , Mr r „ r Mr. F. W. Freese, of Ft. Wayne, was McNair to a long rest and his friends h n tthe he dty I iu city Monday getting ready tor for will he pleased to see him enjoy it. j the establishment '-••-* - of * -the gas plant. It was originally intended that ladies! Mre; G. II. Brooks is expected home Allegan this week, where she has should accompany their husbands and from ■ friends to the Board of Trade banquet 1been visiting relatives and friends. E. A Treadway, of Detroit. Travell­ Friday evening, but- the demand for . ing Freight Agent of tlfe M. C. R. li­ tickets among the gentlemen of the !as in th* city Monday on business. Mrs. Ik. T French,"of Middleville,'at city has Lefn so great that it has been absolutely necessary tri limit the attend- 1tended a meeting of the Birthday Club I ance to gentlemen exclusively, owing <at the home of Mrs. W. J.Hollaway ' to the limited hall accomodations in yesterday. : I this city for such a function. , Thomas Thompson, of Mattawan, was in the city Monday being called | The origin of this, which is going ।here by the death of his brother, Robert , eastern newspaper rounds. Is unknown. Thompson. Miss Myrtle’Walker. of Kalamazoo, I “1 am n it much of a tnathematician. ” I said the -cigarette, •‘but 1 can add to a aud Claude Gates, of Lake Odessa, were the guests <-f Miss Clella Illsman’s nervous troubles, I can subtract bridgerhver Sunday. ’ from his physical energy, I can mtiltiB. C Hollinger. of Villasci, Iowa, I ply his aches and. pains, I can divide wiv- In ithe viiv Friday. He is the his mental powers, I can take interest editor of the Villhsci Review, an enfrom his work, and discount his chances terprhiig up to date paper. Never accept a Rubber with’a Mrs. Wfellie Groat and her two chil­ for success. \ hold punched in the edge. That, Thursday evening, in Nashville. l dren left here Monday morning for Galt. IqwSj,fn. response to a telegram Is the mark of ImperfectjjRubbers. Rev. Arthur Trott united in marriage stating that her stater was dying. Miss Greta Belle Young and Dr.Frances Wc sell only first-class Brands Mrs. Archie McCoy and Miss Sharlot Law. both of Nashville, at the home' Brumm Went to Grand Rapids today from the’best Makers; of the bride’s mother. The many to visit the Public Schools and in. tbe friends of the bride in this city unite evening.take in the Paderewski recital. Mrs. Cordelia Jackson of Grand in wishing Mr. ami Mre. Law a long Rapids, is here caring for -Mrs. Robert and happy wedded life. The bride was Burch who has been quite ill for sever­ a former teacher in the high school al days, but is Improving at this writ­ building and made many friends while ing. here . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bristol, of Marion, Not long since the choir in one of the Ind., have been spending tbe past two Quality Shoe Store. fashionable churches of the south ren­ weeks with Frank Sage and family. They returned to Johnstown this morn­ dered a long arid difficult anthem -one with many frills and furbelows. The ing. J. G. Nagler, Dr. Hanlon, H. E. good minister sat patiently through it. Hendrick and Mr. and Mre. R. T. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnu but when the anthem, was finished he French were among the Middleville arose and, to the amusement of both people who attended the Bryan lecture congregation and choir, began his pray­ Friday evening. er in deeu earnest tones, saying “O Lord Mr. and Mrs. John Barry, Mr. and we thank Thee that we are still alive." Mre. C. L. Bowen, Mr. and Mre. Henry Wanted, 10.U00 pounds of buckwheat Roe and Mr.arid Mrs. J. B. Marshall, of — Feb. Lippincott’s. Nashville, rime up Friday to attend Hastings Rollek Mill Co. A man told us. the other day that we the Brygu lecture. Good Intentions should be supported did not publish all Che news Weed Mrs. J. T. Lombard, Mrs. Dr. Fuller, toy principles, not used for paving ma­ mitted that we did not; neither did any Mrs. Sage. Mrs. S. Greusel, Mre. F. other paper. If we did. if we published Hoes and Mrs. H. E. Hall comprised a terial. The man who cau successfully cope all we ourselves know, while it might jolly sleighload who went to Mrs. S. F. •with a lady book agent is fairly well be mighty interesting reading for some Hinchman’s. In Baltimore, to attend a Ladies Aid meeting Thursday last. there would be the darndesc falling -equipped for Che battle of life. Rev. and .Mrs. Trott, .Misses Lettie Only a very few of the giant copper over each other to get under cover by Garn, Winnifred Harper, Edith and •companies make over a-million pounds others that this town ever saw. Not Anzojetta Lombard. _ Jessie Wood. -of copper per month. Three quarters only that, bifl'we would be an angel Sharlot Brumm and Messrs Geo. Huff­ man, Shlrlev Crook and Lee Pryor are •of a million pounds of pure copper is pretty soon If we told the truth In lots among tbe Hastings people who attrfhd made monthly by the Peqo Wyoming of other cases. We know enough news ed the Paderewski concert at Grand Copper Co. Write for faeu to Miller thte-^inute involving this one and that Rapids today. one to make the most readable paper Bros. 174 Clinton St., Grand Rapids. Charles Weissert, who has been at­ we ever issued, but if we published it tending Harvard University and yVould Reuben Pierce, of Orangeville, an er next June, was taken ilia timable citizen, going up stairs Wo bed we would doubtless be Incapacitated for’. graduate short time ago with la grippe. He was Saturday night bad a slight stroke of getting out another W*r for some quite sick for about a week, and before time -Portland Observer. he was fully recovered suffered a re­ *nd ,el1 down tbe “ulr W,J lapse of the disease, and narrowly eabreaking bi. right leg »ho” t,ie *““■ One of the most successful dramatic; caped typhoid pneumonia. He was so Owing to his age. 77 years, be only snr; weak from the effects of tbe malady offers of the past two seasons is Wised the shock until Wednesday when Sherman’s character cornedy“My HriendI that, upon the advic* of his physician, ho left for home as soon as he was able be passed away.- funeral serelces at from Arkansaw.” It will be at the Op­ to travel arriving here yesterday. AU Baptist church, Orangeville Friday af­ hope he may soon be restored to health. era Housa^ueeday might March 7th. ternoon at!o’clock.—Prairieville Press. FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH, A do. we do do FAY STOCKINGS Will Give You the Best Satisfaction for Summer or Winter. Ladies’ and Children’s Stockings, both Cotton and Merino, have the re-en­ forced knee, heel and toe. Dyed with non-pbisonious black dye, and are made from tl^e best stock obtainable. ’ QUARANTEE--We guarantee every pair of FAY STOCKINGS to give the customer perfect satisfaction, after a fair trial of four weeks. If you find they are not just as represepted, bring them back and we will give you a new pair, free-gratis. Fay Stockings Best for Wear Health, Comfort and Economy. • | Ownmtee “ F1Y STOCKINGS") •utuo to Warn. Fay Stockings Need No Sup porters. Try them the next you buy. U, la <Uy. FOR SALE-ONLY AT WRIGHT’S MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. Phone 30 WRIGHT BROS Hastings, In the Dress Goods line Mohairs are the thing for Spring. We have them in plain and fancy colors, per yard - -, - 50c, 60c JOHNBESSMER, The Jeweler. We are also showing new Trimmings, Dress Skirts, Waists, Ginghams, Ribbons, Bags, Combs. Pins etc. RUBBERS TO FIT Buy a Rubber with Reputation. Saturday Special For Saturday, March 4th, we offer 6 des­ pairs of Ladies’ Kid Gloves, black and 69c colors, §1 ,values for pair £7 FOR Fit, Style, Quality and Price Our Spring Assortment of 2155 I • LOCAL NEWS | ANNEX SHOES Cannot be matched. We are glad to have customers subject our shoes to the closest scrutiny and comparison. The better postal they are and the more careful their investigation the more certain we are to obtain : : '■ their business. We are showing something new in a Patent Leather Shoe For Men and Boys made in Blucher and staight last* They are winners at OUR GUARANTEE Every pair guaranteed not to crack-previous to first sole wearing out. The soles being anvil oak, the wear is there, you run no chances. J. T. PIERSON & SON The Peoples Store �HASTINGS BANNER MARH THE NEWS OF SOUTHWESTERN BARRY Idea Some people seem to think that 'Vail ' Paper can .be bought of agetito, mail order or catalog houses for less than the prices of a large local dealer who makes as clowiprices as we do: There could be no greater mistake. There Is' no possible way in which pur prices can be beaten except by supplying poor paper or old designs. Quality Considered, we can meet tuiy price! inHde by anybody anywhere, and' also save freight charges, bother and poesible loss. We Sell all the Patent Med­ icines Advertised in this Paper. ELLIS L FAULKNER, THE: DKLOOIJT. DELTON, MICHIGAN. HOPE. DELTON. !• | Mr. Horace Pennock was in Kalama- . R. McKibbin has the grip. | zoo Wednesday.Lulu Replogle'entertained Maggie I Mre. R. Lowden is slowly on the Prince of .Hope Center Sunday. i gain. Charles Callins and family visited ; Mr. Geo. Hudson, of Shultz, Was in relatives'in Prairieville Sunday. Delton Monday. jeMse Osgood aud fffmily were the ' Mrs. Emma Groff is spending a few ! guests ul Ira Brooks Sunday. weeks in Battle ^Creek with relatives, j F. S. Jhnkirts And wife of Prairieville Ellis E. Faulkner and son Paul were I, < ! I----------- J..s John .Osgood ;an<l wife 5 in Hasduga Friday. I ""‘/‘T.8 <J i Mre. J W.-Gwhiog, of'BattleCreek, ’•t,nda-v i < The- phopkf in this . vicinity were S ' visited Mre. R. 8. Harter last week. <* • Mrs. Humphrey has been visiting her .shocked of the death ’of Alice ----------- --to —hear .................... <, | parents Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis Williami. Hnywar^ Monday night. S Mr..and Mrs. Norm I^athorn ahd son Ed McKibbin and family whre visit­ <» John, of Baltimore, spent Saturday and ing John! McLeod Sunday at: CloverSunday with-Mre. Nellie VanTyne. II dale. ' , * ? A new switch board has just been <> HOPE CENTER. ’»! put iu the hardware, giving us conuec<’; lion with the Cedar Creek, Wall Lake, Arthur peeler attended tbe lecture a*. ('loverdale, Prairieville aud’ Hickory Hastings Friday night. _ : Cordiers lines. Many from this vicinity attended the [ Mr. Lewis Williams received the sad d^nee at Cloverdale Wednesday.eve. all 1 i news of the death bt his brother, Mr. reporta good time. ! j Wanen Williams, of Plainwell. FuWilbur Burse, of Lowell is visiting ! I neral was held at the old homestead friends and relatives in this vicinity. 1' south of here last Monday. Several from here attended the Del­ ' Mr. and Mrs. C. Risbridger and ton Band Boys play Saturday night. . ’■ daughter Nellie, of Battle Creek, also Mre. Floy McDermott entertained • Mr. Chancey-Risbridger and John Pen­ the Cloverdale L. A. S. Wednesday. ; tecost, of Pentecost, spent Saturday [ • ‘ : j » » » ' 1 i , ; 57R1NQ I HONTtl 1 is here. Now is a good time to let us figure on the material for your new house, barn or other buildings. We can eave you money ou 1LQHBER » » I 4Nb /ILL BUILDING J , rt^TEKI/JL- » Make a drawing of what you want and we will tell you the eost. Come in and let us talk it ft over. Wo ho CIMSEp DELTON STATE BANK Per cent on Deposits. We loan our money on Real Estate or good Bankable Paper. We do not loan our money awayi , from home, but do business only with people we know are all right. i , , Was the Play SUCCESS “Old Joe Ruggles” Given In De'lton Last Saturday Ev­ PENNOCK'S the head with a snow ball. Mr. aud Mre. Newell Barber and , Charles Andrus expect to start for tbe , Pec« Valley, New Mexico, the seventh The Up-to-date Grocer. Korn Krisp, per package... Grape Sugar Flakes, l>er pkg Anchor Oats. 5 lb package, a nice dish in every one 12 bars Dandy Soap, a good washer fr...... ’..3;....... of March. ening- and will be Repeated in Hickory Corners March • Honey to Loan at reasonable rates, Deeds, rtortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. New York Drafts, Insurance and Bonds Sold. DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH, President. J. U. HUGHES, V. President. *E. S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. DR. McLEAY. 1 WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERPENNING. .JAMES COLLINS. > 2(k SCHULTZ. Harry Kelley returned home Monday ; 4 th. after spending a week with his brother I 25c From osh IX-ltdu correspondent. , Thb play “Old Joe Ruggles, or The in Hickory Coruera. If you want Oil that will not Mr. and Mre. 'J. Pitta entertained Girl Miner.” given by the Delton Mili­ smoke your chimney, call for r tary Band a week ago last Friday «« their son-in-law, Mr. Homel, of Nash- • PALACINE, a guarantee with appreciated by a large audience to ville, over Sunday. every gallon, per gal............ 14c Pearl Tuttle and family left here last. such an extent, that the play was re peated last Saturday night by request. Saturday. They expect to make their । Each and every character was well future borne In |Cooperevil)e. Their represented throughout the whole play. ■many friends here wish them success GOLD MINE FLOUR p • • Willie Houveoer taking the part of in their new home. I have the exclusive sale. I. Crossman and wife, of Hastings, Richard IJamilton the pretended father Tbe beat Spring Wheat Flour to Madge and Bessie Hamilton, took were guests, at Frank Hallock's Satur­ sold. his part well, also did Peter Adrianson day and Sunday. Ask for 2 pound sample package. Mias Emma Kenyomspent from Fri­ representing Gbo. >mith, a friend to Richard Hamilton. Marshall Norwood day until Monday in Cloverdale, the taking the character of Hans Van guest of her brother Jess and wife. • Mr. and Mre. Geo. Kenyon and Bosh,a German with red hair and wear­ ing large wooden shoei, running a hotel daughter Amy, of Ceylon Corners,spent and saloon, -certainly represented his Friday until Sunday at this place visit!Delton. Mich. character to perfection and his rival relatives and friends. Mrs. Maude Zerbel and little daugh­ Dan Doomsday (Wm. Quick) a ferrymin and hotelkeeper was not far be ter attended tbe meeting of tbe Clover­ hind. ‘ Queenie Blackman taking the’ dale earnest workers which was held characterof Madge Hamilton and Mark at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mc­ and Sunday witlNDr. and Mrs. R. S. POLLEY DISTRICT. . Lynch or the Girl Miner, took her part Dermott of Hope Center on Friday of Harter. Mr. arid Mrs. George Monroe were well especially rthe character. Mark last week. The play “Joe Ruggles” or “The < very pleasantly surprised last Friday Miss Elsie Wetzel, of Hastings, visit­ Lynch. (iirl Miner," given by the Baud Bqys a evening by-about thirty-five of their Abo did Bessie Hamilton (Bell Cut ­ ed Mre. Frerf) Zerbel Friday night and week ago Friday night and which was friends. Dancing and music were the Are you one of the many quite well attended considering tbe features of the evening. An elegant sup­ ler). Kate Laurel (Mrs. Wm. Quick) the Saturday. patrons of the city lady saw many strange things ,W1U Martin and family from near bad weather, was repeated Saturday per was served and all returned to their after she came west, but Haus Van Bastings visited at Chas. Deering ’ s Sat night with very satisfactory results. homes feeling that.they had spent an en­ > DELTON ROLLER MILLS? Bosh tried to persuade her to place arday and Sunday. Tbe Hall was packed, many being on-. joyable evening. great confidence in hie sayings assur­ A. F. Shultz returned home last week able to get in. Every character was Mrs. Emma Murdock of Hastings is Friday from a three weeks’ trip In the you give us * trial order. The well represented, all doing their parts caring for her father, Andrew Schaff­ ing her that he would protect her. roller now flour made hign-graoc rosier maur by ny Old Joe Ruggles (Roy McBain) show­ south. He says the weather was not ■ high-grade splendidly. Delton may well be proud hausen who is ill with the la grippe. ed a great deal of courage and bravery, as warm aa he expected. of her home talent. 33 below F us is giving splendid satisfac­ A number from this vicinity attended tion wherever used. , । being disguised, turned detective to zero. i the Band Boys’ entertainment at Delton Miss Llnnie Kenyon left last Satur­ find Old Joe Rugglee who was supposed CUSTOH WORK 'last Saturday evening. CLOVERDALE. to be dead and his ghost remaining, but day for East Hastings, where she ex­ A SPECIALTY. Quarterly meeting at above meutoned • Messrs. <E.%nd H. Kelley aud families instead, he faced Richkftl Hamilton pects to spend tbe summer. . church next Sunday. of East Barry were the guests of Elmer and Geo. Smith with a revolver In tacb DELTON ROLLER MILLS. Al McIntyre aud family, of Balti ­ E D. Waters and wife have moved Kelley and wife last Sunday.’ hand .In tbe dark cave and saved his more, spent last Sunday at Andrew DC.TOM unilll to Racine, Wisconsin. Eva Storr has returned from Kalama­ daughter from being taken back east. Smith’s, Arthur Patton was a listener to Bry­ zoo. Tom Howart (Mason Norwood) al Miss Libbie McCallum is visiting her Albert Schaffhauscr is ill with the la an last Friday evening. though not belbg mentioned before sister in.Kalamazdo ibis week. Mre. -William Chapman, of Delton, grippe. has not been asleep for lu the mean There will be no services at the church visited her mother last Monday. time he has won the love of Madge next Sunday during the day on account PRAIRIEVILLE. PH TS1CI AN and SUBGEON. Mrs. Edward Pennels visited Mrs. OFFICE HOVKb-n t012a.nl., 1 toip.m.,T . The teachers' reading circle met at Hamilton. of Quarterly meetlug at Cloverdale. tofp.ni., James Bates at Delton last Monday. Al! calls promptly aXieDdM. .TelaThe Miners, Graydon Blackman and :>i;.t home of Miss Hazel Hughes Saturday Wm. Tuttle will conduct the young Miss Rena Chamberlain of Cloverdale Office at mMiacr, f triton. Mich. , visited William Chapman over Sunday. evening. A very pleasant evening was Wm. Quick enjoyed card playing people’s meeting Sunday evening. \ throughout the play. Jew Kenyon and wife, of Cloverdale, The revival services are being contin­ spent, Mr. Ed. Tarher and iKenneth Mullen This play was strickly home talent visited al Chas. Kenyon’s last Friday. ued this week at the Evangelical church were at Otsego Saturday. and each and everyone took his and See the Auction Sale notice on our Vera Loomis and'lamily spent Sat­ here. her part without a single mistake, and urday ulght at Brush Ridge with Mr 10th Page for C. H.Stevens of JohnsMr. D. Klingensmith, of Orangeville, A load of young and old people from we daresay that this play was enjoyed and Mre. Willard Payne, parents of here attended meeting at Delton last was In town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hughes aud daugh­ by the people of Delton more than any Mre. Loomis. Saturday evening. There will be a social at Charlee ter, Jennie, were at Kalamazoo Friday. play ever given here before aud this Mr. and Mre. Grande De Preister spent can be substantiated by the large crowd KlngBburys’ Friday evening March 3d. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Law­ last Saturday evening, there not being Everybody is invited. even standing [room in the^ball and Mrs. Marlin Bates, of Kalamazoo rence at Hickopy Comers. . Mr. H. G. Brown is improving at this many sleigh-loads of people had to re­ spent Sunday and Monday with friends writing. turn home not being able to get iu the here aud at Delton. Mre. Mary Green Is assisting Mre. hall. Mre. Stella Shepard has returned from Strength, durability, safety and utility are com­ ; This play will be given in Hickory her visit with her sister Mrs. Earnest- Geo. Hayward with her housework. bined in Mrs. Milp Lehman Is entertaining i Corners Saturday evenlug March 4th. Harn, of Cedar Creek. A member of the Crusade Band oc­ her sister, Mrs. Williamson, of Chicago. I and-we will assure the people of Hickory Mins Anna Dietrich and brother, uf Cornersand surrounding, vicinity that cupied tbe pulpit at tbe Methodis; Hickory Corners, visited Mre. Burwell It will be well worth their time to at­ church here last Sunday. tend the play. Glenn Dewey and family are remov­ Scudder Sunday. Mre. Herbert {Doolittle died at her ing from Banfield to Cloverdale. than fifty vesrs of wagon making experience l>c!iind eveev wagon made ?cu?<ke^kera' . 111 ,tl,e jna“y styles and sires. Come in and They yill occupy the Milton Conyer’s home near Milo last Thursday. Fu­ get a Studebaker wagon book and let us show you bow good (bey are. neral services were held Sunday, Rev. house.! NORTH EAST BARRY. Young officiating. Interment in Prairie ­ Tbehouse occupied by John Ashby jr. The L. A. S. will be entertained near Qoverdale took fire last Monday ville cemetery. March 9th at ten o'clock by Mr. and but thinks to tbe telephone, help reach­ , Mr. andJMrr. Elon Clement attended Mrs. R. E. Webster. All are invited. Ive sell the ed there iu time to extinguish tbe tl&mes the wedding of the latter’s sister, Miss Bertie Litts has come borne tn stay. Blanch Stuairt to Mr. Grey at Yankee before imuch damage was done. Studebaker Misses Rena and Pearl Plferare get­ Springs Wednesday. ting along as well as they can after a because we can Mre. Mary AnnJMoshier Is caring for EAST ORANGEVILLE. severe attack of scarlet fever. guarantee it. | Lizzie SchwanMoff commenced her aunt, Mre. Catherine Hart. Charles Letcbleitner is moving on Mrs.___ Arthur ijohnson the first Miss Nellie Moshier entertained Mrwork or HHL, == ___ H. A. Seibel’s farm this week. Russell Tilley, of Caledonia, Sunday. of Match. f Lyle Bunnell is moving on Wm. Fred Wilson, of Plainwell, was in Mar ha Hayward . vihltcd her . sister, Wertmari’s farm. town Thursday. Mrs. Jc hncox, part of l^st week. Mrs. Frank Newton entertains the Fred Laumeule, of Gull (lake, called Harr " Doud’s Corners Ladles Aid this reek Nagel .passed through- here en Prairieville friends last week. Wednesday. route f »r Leighton Sunday. Miss Vida Webster and'gentleman Miss Anna Johncox visited May Hart DOSTER. at Prai icville, Saturday knd Sunday. Mr. and Mre. C. B. Honeywell spent friend spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. McBain, of Polley District. The people of this virility were very Saturday and Sunday in Kalamazoo. much surprised to hear ojf the death of Mr. H. G. Brown, one of our Prairie­ Alice Hayward. She wjas ■ the oldest ville merchants^wbo has been very ser­ CRESSEY. daughter of George and Phcbe Hay­ iously ill is^improving. PomonaJJGrange was well attended Mrs. Etta Cairns who is staying with ward. She was taken with lung fever, and dicql Monday evening. She was a and a large number of Granger from her daughter. Mrs. Reynolds, went to member of the Baptist -church. The different parts of tbe county iwere repre­ Augusta on business Saturday. sented. Raj Gilbert, of Battle Creek, visited funeral |ook place at her home Thurs­ Miss Charlotte Barnum spent Satur­ his sisters the Mesdamee Enos and day at half past ten. Rev. Young officiat­ day and Sunday with Mre.Earnest Farr. Newell Barber one day last week. ing. Sh: was 'buried ' in the Prairieville Mre. Brandstetter|and daughter ICdith A Dumber of friends met in the home cemetery She leaves to mourn their of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber Tues­ loss a fdilher, mother, three brothers, spent Monday tn Kalamazoo. Mr. AlbertJ'Doster has purchased a day evening to help them celebrate Wifi and Gttes of Alvah-oi California, flue team of|horeee. their wedding anniversary. Idahn, and one sister, Mrs. Daisy Hall, Mr. John Ketcham our County School Edna VanTassle and John McLeod, also of Idaho, besides a large circle of Commissionerlatteuded Pomona Wed. of Grand Rapids, were married recently other relatives and friends. It seemed Feb. 22. at the home of tbe bride’s father. They very sad lor the family to lose lheir be­ The Temperance League met with returned to Grand Rapids last week, I have twelve Scholarships which loved daughter and Sister at such a time, Mr. Chas. Ford last Friday evening. where they will make their home. ' I will sell at 12 1-2 per cent disoonnt as Mr. and Mrs. Haywaxd were both In spite of stormy; weather and bad Will Calms, of North Irving, is as sick with the la girppe. and were unable • from regular prices before March 21. to attend ker burial and her brothers and roads theregwas a large attendance. slating his brother-in law, E. Reynolds The next meeting will be a week from’ In his saw mill. These 12 scholarships cover any sisters cotHd not come. Friday evening. . Mdvin Bassett and son Eddie, for branch, of study you may want. I Mr. Troxel will not be with the Doe- mer residents of this place were in town Croup i quickly relieved and Whoop­ will be in Hastings during the ing will not “run its course” if' ter Band this week. Monday. , Leeson for the next Teacher’s Readweek of March 13 and wjll give an you use e original Bee’s Laxative, Mrs. Sarah Dunning was called to Honey Tar. This Cough Syrup isi Ing Circle will be the last twelve chapexhibit of students' work at Fred 1. •different all others becausp It acta[ tecs in B. A. Hlnsdales *'Art of Study.” Kalamazoo last week by the illness of her daughter Nettie. on the . You can not cure Croup Heath & Carveth's, the Druggists. Marshall Calthrop is suffering with and W ________ ______ Cough until you rid___ the Mr. and Mrs. John Clinton, Mr. and system or congestion, by working off> an attack of L&Grippe. Mrs. Kovlstra, C. Honeysett and C. the cold through a copious action of Prairieville Band is organized with bowel?. Bee’s Jkixative Honey and Mr. Troxel as instructor. The Band |9 b isber were in Kalamazoo Saturday. Tar does (his, and cures all Coughs, Lee Reynolds was the victim of a Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. No opi progrewlog finely, st least It aounds w, surprise party ’ Thursday evening by atee. Sold; by Fred L. Heath the drughis school mates. J_________________ The L. A. S. will give an oyster sup­ s<»"7uloua mre. cow­ La grippe coughs yield quickly to the Stai!."; ed by body. I Hotned beyond cure B. per at the home of Mr. and Mre. Philip wonderful curative quail lire of Foley's B B. bu made mo a nerrsctl, Barber Thursday evening. Hpney and Tar. There is nothing else ’o™*n " Mn CbM. Hutton, Berrine, Harold Reynolds was sick several “Jurt as rood.” Bert C. Pennock, YOUR TRADE WANTED ► » R. S. HARTER, M. D., The Studebaker Wagon Lightest Running Wagon Made Goodyear Bros., Hastings. Mich. AMBITIOUS PEOPLE If there are 13 ambitious people in Hast­ ings they will do well to read this little ad Banner subscribers can buy tbe large Wall Map of Barry County at the Delton post office Tbe map gives all the roads, number of acres in each form, with owners name. Now is the time to get one before they are all gone. The price, while they last, is fifty cents each. Foley’s Honey 10c 10c Wagon Excellence, DELTON, niCH. We Pay A GREAT AT Tar During the week I will give away a prize worth $35.00. G uy C. Longcor,^™^ caused by being hit on �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH 1. 1905. A HEALTHY OLD AGE OFTENTHE BEST PART OF LIFE Help for Woiu.u Change of Life Throp«b Providence hu allotted us each at least seventy years in which to fulfill our minion in life, and It U generally our own fault if we die ^maturely. 7 X A^aiyKoehne Southwestern Michigan THE WEEK'S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. ‘ Court House News New Cases. The business man of Portland are. Almira C. Kovlstra ys Ralphs. Kovl­ John Kraal of Bureulo, just north of planning' to form a business meift Holland, returned from the nortfe with’ stra, divorce league in that village to look after the a severe case of stuallpox. His strange Ina L.Monk:vs Clyde Monk divorce. interests of the town. appearance was a wonder to his neigh­ Sarah Shepherd vrf Alva* Shepherd bors and.he was visited by all of his divorce. /* 1 he jury in the Mitchell murder case frienda. The entire population of the Zoe A. Lockwood vs. Joseph B. Lock­ village was exposed and an epidemic Is at Marshall rendered a verdict of not wood, divorce. . feared. guilty. Mitchell was charged with the Minnie E. sale vs. Leonard S. Gale, murder of Henry Devonshire at Duck divorce. The examination of Patrick Kelkfcer Lake lastjall. Chas. E. "Siorr vs Lillian S^orr, di­ the engineer of the Pere Marquette vorce. train which was wrecked at Elmdale last The general store of Mamnel E. MetLillian M. Powers vs Rollo O. Powers fall, was begun in Grand Itapldtf last cher of New Troy was robbed Thursday divorce. night.' .Jewelry and cutlery to the val­ Thursday afternoon. Kelleher asserts John L. Roush vs J. G. Roush et al. that theZaignals showed a clear track ue of 85000 was taken. The burglars for him syheu he saw them and that Bill to set aside deed and for account­ made good their escape. ing. they were changed afterwards. The coroner's jury which is investi­ Jay Rolfe the nightwatchman in the gating the death of Alger I’ruden. of sewer pipe factory at Grand l^edge had Grand Ledger returned a vprdlct tbkt he a narrow escape from death one day came to hisi death at the hlnids^of koine last week, He was taking a hath tn the person unknqwu to them. warin room when something broke in the boiler aud the steam and fire V. V. Robinson of Lake Odessa lost was bU*wn from under the boiler on him. one of his big iron&rys horses last week. He was badly scalded aud burned but The animaljgot loose rn the baru and will.be around again In a few days. ate an over supply of corn and died’ a few days later. A large bonlder of snow and Ice feB from the office building of the Battle There is an epidemic of measles in [Creek Moon and crashed through the Lowell, twenty-five cases being reported skylight of E. Parker's jewelry stored in three days. It started in the ward |A clerk in the store had just moved school, tbe whole school being exposed away from the spot where the boulder before it was discovered. iof ice fell. If it bad lauded on hixn it. would have meant almost certain death as it weighed about 50 lbs. William E. Whiling who up |q four years ago was a resident of Loweli was Henry Volkema and Joe Smith, of convicted of murder in Seattle? Wash, and sentenced to hang. His father Jack Holland, pleaded guilty to stealing chickens, and were sentenced to pay _ a Whiting is in the Ionia county house. fine and 'costs and serve 20 days in jail]. Now it has developed that they were I Mrs. Calvin Demaray of Lake Odessa not guilty, but found th** stolen fowls was badly bruised by the overturning In the hands of another man. Theis 'of her cutter while driving one day last reason for pleading guilty was to gel week. No bones were broken but she out oLthe difficulty easy. was badly bruised around the body. Nervous exhaustion invites disease. This Ktatement ia the positive truth When everything beeomea a burden and you cannot walka few blocks with­ out vxi-'-ssiTe fatigue, and you break out into perspiration easily, and your face flushes, and you grow excited and shaky at the least provocation, and you cannot bear to be crossed in any­ thing. you are in danger; your nerves have given out; you need building up at once I To build up woman's nerv­ ous system and during the period oN change of life we know of no better medicine than Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, Here is an illustration Mrs Mary L. Koehne, 171 Garfield Avenue, Chicago, IU., writes: ” I haveuwd Lydia E. Pinkham'* Vegetable Compound for years in rnv fmailv ami it never disappoints; so wheaT felt that I was pcanng'thc 'change of life I commenced treat­ ment with it. I took in all about six bottles and it did me a great deal of good. It stopp'd my dizzy mins in my back and tl»e b. adnctxs with which-l had suffered tor months before tiling tlw Oimpound. I feoi that if it had not been for this great med­ icine for women that I should not hare been alive to-dnv. It is splendid for women, old or young, tui l will surely cure all female disarders.” Mrs. Pinkham, of Lyno. Mass., in­ vites all sickand ailing women to write her lor advice. Rer great experience The Portland high school building |s at their service, free of cost was badly damaged by Are a week ago Thmsday. The fire occurred while Joseph fl. Goash ttto. Co. Medicine Foley’s Honey m Tat and prevent pneumonia. W. H. GOODYSlAR. Dru.jgiit BUSINESS CARDS. I Our Clubbing Rates. > K P aw to OINTMENT We are anxious to have you ail know that Vinol is a new formi of a very old Is a Cod Liver Oil and valuable remedy. It is preparation, because it contains all the medicinal elements actually taken from fresh Cods' Livers. By a new process we are able to make it without oil or grease and give you a real Cod Liver Oil preparation as delicious to the taste as a fresh orange. Respectfully, PROBATE COURT. N A I’ PE N, KLEIN BANS B Estate of Albert .A. LeValley et al KNAPPEN, Attorneys. minors. License to sell real estate at For the convenience of those who t7 Michigan Trust Co. Builrling, Grand private sale, granted. wish to order all of their papers al one Rapldu. Michigan. ' .Estate of Jenuelt Crane, deceased, time, all subscribers to the Banker rpHOMAS & PR YOB. r.H Thomas. Order allowing final account entered. who are paid up to date, can get tbe X Attorneys at Law. L. H. I’urna*. Offices over Hastlozs City Hank. Banner and any one of the following Discharge issued. : / 1 HA4ROVE & POTTER, De- for one year in advance as .follows; Estate of Samuel Campbell. V Attorneys at Law, ceased order determining heirship en­ Banner and Detroit Daily Free tSuccMKoni to Philip T. Colgrova) PressV............................................ 83 05* tered. fltoe Id Union Block, Haeunga. Practii all the courts ot th* state. Banner and Detroit Daily Jour. Estate of Ann Parrott, deceased. nai; ...................... 3 05* 4 K- KENASTON. Order’determining heirship entered. Banner and Grand Rapids Her­ A. Attorney at Law. Estate of Tbos. Spence, deceased. ald............................ ........................ 3 05* Petition for appointment of adminis­ Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly promptly attended to. trator filed. Hearing Mar. 17tb. Journal T M. SMITH. Attoroef at Law, . •I • Woodland, Mich. Estate of Moses Shultz, deceased. Banner and Detroit Free Frees Farm and Li re Steck Journal.. 1 35 Ailjbusinees given prompt and careful Order for final account entered, hearing attention. Collections a specialty. Banner and Michigan Fanner... March 24th. Estate. of Aaron Clark, deceased. Banner and Chicago Weekly In­ ter Ocean:................................... Rfeport of sale of Wayne counts real TTR. LOWRY, Banner and New York Tribune estate filed. — -L’ Hastings. Mich. Farmer......................................... ... 1 no •To those living on Rural Route* spectacles on band. MARR1AUE LICENSES.only. , . A. ac. H. BARBER, Francis Law, Nashville34 These special rates are offurtd as an , Physicians and Snrxeons Greta Belle Young, Nashville29 accomodation to Banner patruus and hi* Id dty or county rrepooded to with prenspuusa. day or nlgbt. for a limited time. Get your supply of Fred Leltzuer, Hastings Trella Alurin. Hastings.......... . .It* winter's reading now. If there is any R. TIMMERMAN 23 paper or magazine not on«the above Jake Cox, Hastings • , Bomapathic Physician and Barlist on which we can save you money Clara Clark, Hastings we will try and do so. Remember the <®on. Office cor. Jefferson and Center r Arthur E. Deane. Middleville.. BANNER is never sold for less than Itreets / Ethel M. Roflcon, Nashville.. $1.00 whether In combination or A HANLON. M D.. Physician tod Bertrttrd D. Clark, Castleton.. atone. All special prices are made on txSurgeons . Middleville. Mich ■ Edith England, Woodland.. . the other papers in the combination. ' HARLES RUSSELL. M. D. Chas. Finkbeiner, Thornapple Physician-and Surgeon. IS Belle Knapp, Tboruappie Office over Fred L. Heath's drug STONY POINT. A team belonging to Abbey .the livery­ man, in Battle Creek ran away one day last week and out on the Grand Trunk tracks. An out going freight w^s just school was in session but tbe fire drill coming along and there was a mad race NirriCE OF HEARING CLAIMS. was used effectively in einptying the for nearly a'half a mile. During their, Slate ot Michigan, county of Harry, ss. Notice Is hereby given, that by an order ot the REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Probate Court for the County of Barry, made on building of the students and no lives run they dodged an incoming passenger Che 3Hh day of Jauusry A. D.. 1W*. four were endangered. train and ran on unhurt. When they WARRANTY DEEBS. months from that date were allowed for credit­ were finally stopped it was. Jouiid that Frank N. Culver to John Finkors to present th.-ir claims against the estate Of Samuel Weeks lute of said -wwuty, deeverything was intact, even the blank-, beiuer Ix)ts 5, 6 aud 7, Blk. 65 c*ased. and that all creditors of said d'-ceascd Last Thursday Judge Smith denied Middleville ...8 "875 00 are required to present their claims to said ets.were still on the seats. Probate Court. *t the Probate office In the city the motion of change of venue of the Marshall Allen to Beu B. Bow­ of Hastings, for rumination and allowance, on --------' man. 75 acres, sec 8. Rutland 2000 00 or lefore the -jeth day of May next, and that . Tubbs murder triaL TheTubbe’(claim- A' such claims wlH t>e heard before said Court, on ed that they would be uuable to get au Tbe^American Express Co.’s sale of Catharine Baker to W. B. Gar­ Friday, the •-'6th day of May next, at ten 0t) rett, parcel, Baltimore o clock In the forenoon of that day. impartial jury from Eaton County on tlnclaiuHki goods in Battle Creek was Dated Jan. -.«ch, A. h.. Ivo.*. closed last Wednesday. A .number got Webster Garrett to Catharine account of the publicity given the case Charvks m. Mack. 25 00 Baker, parcel, Baltimore. ... good bargains for their money while , .Judge of Probate. by the newopapers.^ others did not fare so well. One man Geo. W. Brown to Flavius Feighner, parcel, Nashville.. . PROBATE ORDER paid £2.20 for an old trunk Jo be deliv-1 Swarm# of'intiskrats have invaded ered at his home and on opening it Then. H. Barrett to J. C. An­ Bta e of Mfchlxa. Coimty of Barry, m. . drus 40 acres sec 11. Hope.... 400 00 ai a se**lon u the Probata court for the Kalamazoo the past account• found a small ----tin box which con imitj . uu.ui'u at me i ruonio oaicr week • - —on ■ County of Barry; ho'den at< uumj th/ ITobate oT.ee in tbe city uf Hartings. in «aid County or . of a rise hi the Kalamazoo'river. ■ They tallied a *1(000 bill and a WffOO bilk Hastings City Bank to John M. 730 00 . Utt, Luts r.27. 628, 620 City.. Sator,11>. tbe tiin 4th <!ay <!av ot Eebniary, bcbniiry, tu ____ Ulc . . , ,, . . , ,, -• and fiv?. [ get tn the cellars aud barns and nibble Another man bought an 'old satchel in year oat- tnu-.t«au«l nine ntnfired Pr'-wni ('has. M.'MM'k. Jiulffttof Trobate. . . everything in the vegetable line that which there tvas some old clothing and Rhoda Bronson to Trypher.a De 00 I. >ng, Lots 11 and 27, Morgan. In the matter o< Hie nf ‘Tbornu , Lait:. iimmj dennuted. .[ they can gel at, and what Is worse they an old sock Ju which there was wrapped Gqorgiana Pauli to J. F. Lense­ Onreodtux :-.ud fliltiR the petition duly vert ' 775 00 man, parcel. Middleville ilt!d of Frank R. I'ancoMt exeutoi :uuned lu . frighten the. women folks in tbe houses. up 8165.00. A man who paid 81.00 for the will «»I said deccawd (.raj lng that :m itistru- j a bundle of babies clothes did riot con iM»nt now on flje In this court purporting tube i the la>t will aud Cesiameul of said di’cciiM’d be HOLMES CHURCH. . eider himself al all luck/. ntiniltt'il U> protnie and th.' executor therein ; ’ Sheriff Sbean of Kalnmaxoo, found a name.! nppclnu-d or to m>.th* o<b-r Miitiiblo 1’. R. Holmes was in Hastings on person. . Urge grip under a lumber pile which on business Wednesday. Thereupon It t* ordered that Friday.. the Will Morgridge of Grand Ledge at­ 3rd day of Marek A. D.. IMO. al ten o'clock opening was found to contain a quantity Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scbaibly spent In the forenoon. 1* usslzned for the hearing of of silverware and three table cloths. tempted to hasten a Are In the furnace Mid petition and that the heirs at law ot saro ' Friday with Mrs. Ida Durkee. deceased nnd all other person* Interested tn What is puzzeling the sheriff !s that no of the opera house by pouring on kero­ said estate, are required to appo ir at a session 1 one has made an inquiry after any such sene, and as a result he Is laid up at Mr. J Lou Lydy and wife, of Carlton, of said Court, then to be holden at the probate . office. In the city ot HMttnr*. In said county, articles and no,reports of a theft of home with a badly burned hand and face visited at Mrs. Ida Durkee’s Sunday. and show cause if any there be, why tho prayer Mrs. Mary Velte, of Woodland, was of the petitioner may not be granted. And It them have been received. Is further ordered, that said (*tlUoner rive i A number of boys with snowballs the guest of Mrs. Evert Clum, Friday. notice to the peraons Interested In said estate ot tbe pendency of saM-pelltica and the hearlnr , created a good deal of excitement in Mrs. Ennna'Moorten. of Woodbury, thvreol by cruising a copy of this order to be । Ths Charlotte city band has secured published In the HasTryus Baxnkh a sews- the services of Prof. Roy D. Wagner as Galesburg the other day by snowballing was tihe guest of Miss Utah Baine, paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry, once In each week for three suocesaln ! director. He.is the son of W^ D. Wag­ a horse aud cutter that was passing. Thursday. wonks preriotu to said dav of hearing. The horse was hit aud frightened and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clarke, of town, ' ner, wb? is known to the musicians of Eli.a c. Hkcgx. Chas. M. Mack. • Probate Register. Judga of Probate. , the state as the “old pioneer band direct­ ran away. The occupants were thrown were the guests of Walter Barnum's [A true copy|. * or," and has spent most oh hn life in out and the Sboree proceeded up the people Sunday. street and collided with another cutter the study of music. He was leader oT Mrs. Barnum spent a few days of and badly smashing it but luckily the Lansing band when but a lad of last week with her grand daughter no one was hurt beyond a good shaking fifteen. Ar,villa Stowell who is quite sick. up. . The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Ida Durkee, Wednesday I Geo. Goodwin, the well known bee­ MIDDLEVILLE. March 8th. All are Invited to come. keeper and.honey dealer, of Portland, Mln Adeline Gingrich wu the rural Mr. aud Mrs. J. V. Wickham, Mr. says the present winter and the cold of friends in Hastings Monday. Is known this world over for the won­ and Mrs. Bruce Murdock attended a weather we have been having will be derful Cl’KES. We guarantee every Miss Glenn a Clever, of Hastings, grange meeting'"TfT' Prairieville last the death of thousands of colonies of box. U not entirely satisfactory to you was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Oliye Wfl refnrn your money, as to our hon­ bees in the state. Mr. Goodwin lost week. esty we refer yon to uny bank or burin­ Patterson Wednesday. house In our city. • I over 100 colonlee last winter and be says Some from this way attended the COA8HH OINTMENT cures Eczema. H, C. Smith of Ypsilanti, is clerking he will be pleasantly dissappointed if Bait Rheum. Tetter. I’llre, Ulcers. Pim­ Washington Birthday party at Wood­ for Frank E. Heath. ples. Holl*.. rolsonous Horea. and for he does not suffer a corresponding loss land Wednesday evening and report a itching I'HeaCOAHH**OiNT.MF.NT has Mrs. G. W. Lowry and Miss Vera no euuai. and also hixds cute, burns, this year. brutsea. scald*, ehnifoed cracked or Courtright, of Hastings, were guests line time. rough hand* *od all Skin »»**«??: H|IM Mrs. Homer, of Hastings, fell down of Mrs. O. L. Taylor Friday. If your druggist ha* not COABH b OINTMENT In *U»ck. dont let him sell Our buttling druggist has bad a gal­ the cellar-stairs of her son, R. B. Mur­ you some thing he claims Is Just a.* good. 'for ('DASH'S OlNTMBiTcaot be ciuallery built in his store, which makes a dock’s, home Wednesday and hurt her ed J,nt send direct to us zacla In >H»tage self quite badly, great improvement. • or eolu and we will mall you a full sized 3 ounce box post paid to any address Mrs. Vina McKevitt was in Caledonia Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, aud Miss last week In attendance at j the mid­ Minnie Matthews and Mrs. Bump, of Hastings, aud a sleighload from Coats winter meeting of the IHoneere. Goshen, IndianaW. O. <jAtolan returned Thursday Grove attended the Aid Society at Mrs. from a two weeks’ business trip to New Jennie Barnum's Wednesday. York City. ’ Mr. and Mrs. 1’. R. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs- I>em Gale Ijbs resigned her po­ Mrs. George Fuller and Mr.-and Mrs. Sbc-ll nnd blanch one-half pound of ■ Ayer’s Cherry Pectorsl Is not sition in the poet office. Miss Gladys Ves Oversmith attended the funeral of nuts, cover vfith boiling water, add a a simple cough syrup. It Is a Prindle isansistlng in Mrs. Gale’s place. Mrs. Mabel Rowley, in Hastings, Mon­ bit of nuice and bay ler.f nnd the roots Mrs. Julia Green and daughter, Mrs. day. strong medicine, a doctor's of a bunci) of relery and boll until ten­ G. E. Gardner were guests at Robert der; drain nnd when cool cut them in medicine. It cures hard cases, Mrs. R. B. Murdock gave a pedro Greens in Hastings Saturday. slices. Prcpnre an equal amount of party Saturday evening to about 25 severe and desperate cases, Mrs.- F. R. Anderson was in Grand sliced celery and when ready to serve other friends, Mr. James Matthews chronic cases of asthma, pleu­ cut two tart apples, pared and cored. Rapids Friday. and Mrs. Elsie Decker carried away Into eighths nnd then in thin slices. risy, bronchitis, consumption. Miss Hazel Hendrick, of Kalamazdb, the first prizes aud Mr, Walter Barnum Mix tbe three and add sufficient may­ is spending the week with her parents, aud Miss Edith Stowell the booby Ask your doctor about this. onnaise to unite them. ' H. E. Hendrich and wife. prices. IL T. French and wife were in at­ u certainly tendance at the Masonic party given Backache Is never known to thoee Dangers of Pneumonia. > in Charlotte Wednesday evening. persons who take an occasional doee of A cold ,t thi, Un. It Miss Ella Inghram, of Hastings, was Pineulea. The Mine of the resin ob­ liable to cause pneumonia which la »o the guest of friends hi the village over tained from the Pine tree has long been SAXSAPABLLL recognized iu the treatment of disease* Sunday. 'PIUSof the bladder and kidneys. One dose of Pineules will give relief, and one bottle will cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath ior chlidrcn.safe.surc. Nooniatea the druggist. COASH’S To our Customers C Theodore Knapp and- wife, of Six V; GALLAGHER, PhyaiciM and Lakes, Nancy Curtis, of Bellview, aud । '• Surgeon, Dowling. Office hours: Mrs. S. Curtis, of Nashville, were in our ; 7 to 9 a.m , 12ao 2 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m; vicinity attending the funeral of their n >'-.■>> 1 -v—■ mother, Mrs. Brooks. | R. Revival meetings are still progressing^ SURGEON. * I ”FFICE HriVlLS-n totex. nu I tocp.m.,7 The snow has settled down greatly, to*p.m.. AU,adi* promptly axtendni. .Teu, , , , . phone at offijr. ao much so that the road« are good Office at residsne*, Delton. Mleh, again. E S. HARTER, M. D., Willie Meade has gone to Hillsdale for a two weeks’ visit. WILLISON. I). DVS. H&Ntine*, Mich. Wesley Shafer’s little girl l« wry hick. George Barnuni, of Woodlaud, is helping his brother Royal cut wood i this week. - ‘ Andy Brooks *has fully recovered from his sickness. It is difficult to cure a cough or free yourself from the discomforts ot a cold unless you move tbe bowels. Bee’s Lax­ ative Honey and Tur acts on the bowels and drives all cold out of the system. Then comes its soothing effect and strengthening influence upon the throat and lungs. For Croup, Whooping Cough, Colds, and all Lung and Bronichal affections, no remedy is equal tb the original Laxative Honey and Tar. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the. druggist. LANE'S CORNERS. Mrs. John J. Hall was confined to her bed the past week. Mrs. Sidney Lord is on the sick list. We are glad to note that Charles Frisby is able to be out again. Paul Blake’s folks are all suffering with bad colds. ’ Mrs. Rork is sick at her. daughter’^, Mrs. John Behan. Frost has -visited many cellars around here. A. SHELDON. • Abstract and Real Estate office. Abstract Block. Hartings Mine) to Ioan mj Real Heal Estate oia on coznmtaeSon. Geucral convi’yanetag(kj n r a complete mu of Abstract Bocks, conf- P WM. STEBBINS “ , Licensed Embalmer amj, Funeral Director. Room* next to Chrtwraa*' Photograph. Studio^ Residence 30# Court street. Jul calls promptly attended. day or night. Rubber Stamps Private paid etanipe and aJi the Rtamps yon may require, made to order. JAS. H. ATKINS. Michigan Central "The Niagara folia fiouto.” Hasting- as follows: EASTWARD^ PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST GERMS. WESTWARD Nd 107.Grand Rapid* «rpre«5 No. KB Grand Rapid* eaprrm People With Weak Stomachs Most Noi 103. Mali.......... O'-'---------- lB:80a No. 101, I’aclOe expiirrns ...J................... 5:06a Liable to Catch Disease. ; Tralnx Nos. >1.101. KB,. l<* and 1®, dally. Wheri the stomach and digestive । . o. w. ltuuGi.K». organs are weak, the food doea not di­ W. 3. Barmok, Agent. Chtaaco. Kt, and there Is a sour slimy, ferment­ Hastings. mass. making it an ideal spot for the disease germs to multiply. The oifly way to protect yourself against disease germs Is to strengthen the stomach and digestive organs, and Mi o-na Is the only agent, bo far as Is note table. In effect (H-L », 1W4. Central Standard Time. known, that will accomplish this. The ordinary medicine that is taken for indigestion and stomach troubled is h Kalamazoo ar 10:13 6 17 advertised to act upon the food alone, Dcltoa •ffiSBi* and hence cau give no more than tem­ Jfarttoga . s^us.-oo porary relief. Mi o-na is a cure in all cases of stomach troubles, excepting lAbltDR .. cancer, because-it enables tbe stomach Grand Rapid# 7:10 ’ am and digestive organs to act in tbe way Nature intended they should. Drugs canuot digest the food; they simply de­ compose It. If you suffer with distress after eat ing, pains in the bead, chest, sides and back, belahing of gases and undigested food, bad taste In tbe mouth, dizziness, are pretty hard on shoes. or vertigo, heartburn, variable appetite, sick he&dachea, snots before tbe eyes, TRY Our wear Ik* and have a general feeling of despond­ iSi 'MN SOLES. ency, weakness, and debility you should at once strengthen the stomach aud di I We make a specialty of re­ gestive system by the use of Mi o-na. t pairing all kinds of foot wear for There is no liquid, no alcohol, no Men, >Y omen and Children. Try spoonful doses with Mi-o ria. Juat oue • os once axid get satisfaction. simple tablet out of a fifty oent box be­ fore eatiug, aud your stomach will soon become so strong and healthy that vuu W. J. MICHAEL A SON Mill be geim pr of. Ask W. J. Hollo TWO COBBLKR8. way to show you tbe guarantee unfit r which he sells Mi o ua; costs nothing unless it duns. . Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw R R. THE CHILDREN �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH If All Else Has Failed Try Just Once More This may be the one time yoll will get relief. It has been the experi­ ence of others. If you Have tried nearly everything for your Rheumatism -without a cure or even relief TRY AtMo-phodbS and our FREE TREATMENT Hn connection withdt A Cure is. surtj’y worth a trial. We have had over twenty years ex­ perience, and your chances of reewcry arc even better than the thou­ sands we have aireddy cured. 4. W. HOLLOWAY has Athlophoros' for sale and wifi give you a Question Blank to fill out and return to us for our advice and FREE TREATMENT. THE AT H LOP HOROS CO-■ New Hsveu.Cwm. In Rubbers if There' only on< bast . HOOD RUBBERS HOQD\ NOT MADE BY A TRUST /r.rou camvot err rnrsrpub£&?S KWA Sheriff’s Notice of Election. ector* of Election nnd the To the Q inlifled Voters of Barry County: Mkhifan. »m«* pi-mber of 4li- state Board of Kiuouiou 'to AU vacancy) and cmr Circuit Jn<I<cfur tbr Fifth Jistficinl t.lrcnlt, cojuprtUui th" cuuijdf— <>( Bstty and Eaton. You arc al.«o h«fl»> hntitlt-J that. !h pur-u-int to dof untie.' .from the Secretary <U State. of the State of Mfvhlrnn. that a Kpeclnl elrethul .wl'i i»> nehl lojto?; State wi Monday April ardf r.«UVfor th-- |ww* of riwtlmr a Mr>t>ta*r of tint -t-te Bonn) of Education for th- term ending ttecetnlMT 31. t-J". and to AB tin- vacancy canned t>« tbe r’"»<Rnaliwi ofTW-rtok n. Keller. rrequenriy auaxen. Mnny peopie nave no idea of what dusting to to accom­ plish. nnd instead of wiping off and removing the dust it to simply flirted off Into the air and soon settles back again on the dusted article. If care­ fully taken up on a cloth It can be shaken out of a jrlndow Into the open air. It Is much less work to, cover up furniture while sweeping than to be obliged to clean the dust out after­ ward. Tbe blessing of plainness In decoration to appreciated by the thor­ ough |iouwkccper who Attends to her own dusting. ■ OLIVE OIL TESTS. Iu selecting ©Hye oil both tbe eyt aud tlie palate must be consulted. If olive oil is dark in color or pOssessei .the least l»ad odor It may be condemn ed at once. Good oil should be bright and of a tine golden color and possess a delicate taste of the fruit, says the Pittsburg Press. ’ The oil obtained front unripe fruit has a greenish shade and a’rough, peppery taste. Overripe-olivet yield a very pale oil, deficient in fin vol arid, if not already rancid. Hable to be come so. At itawltoh, in Devonshire." England, Under the influence of cold fine ollvt they ring the church bell during a oil loses !:•» brightness and turni thunderstonu toAcure away the light­ cloudy, but this natural pbenonkeuoi ning. • Lancashire agricultural labor­ to- of no moment whatever. As th< ers credit. certain of their fellows with contents of the Lottie warm, the flout­ power, to cast good nnd evil spells. At ing' flakes will disappear nnd the oil Dunstable men carry a live snail in a (wcotne clear. A little sediment kvtlit pill bi>x to' ward off toothache, eat bottom of t> battle Is also unimpor stewed enrtliworms as a cure for Jauntaut, ns new olive nil. wbm bottfed ,di<e and fried rlouse for whooping early in Hie season, is apt n> deposit cough‘and cherish all the old supersti­ Mdlmetrt ereji after careful iHterinjt tions is to the dead which made MerTVe uhlmnie ic.-n if quality Is! tin rle Eiigland sad. • ptilxle. hut litis I'oquln-.; a nice disVrimlf’.’tijn. 1. r.ti or prtivtlcr. Aieord Jng to a'a vtuiuenrt authority on th* A little thought’will show you how subject, it has lieen <Icir.omttratcd that vastly ,your own happiness depends <»□ while’ the tip’ of the 'tongue discrbril-1 the way other people benr'TbeiUMJlv«< nates let ween punftent tastes, such h« S an! you. Turn the Idea a round anil pep|HT arid tnuMMitl. mid the. central leuiber that just so. much nfc you ' part «s to swtvl-i and Hitters, the back adding .to the pleasure or the misery of pari of the tongue and throat must Ik other pwiple’s days. 'And-this is the called upon, for jthe proper tasting ot half of the that ter which ynu can conoils, fats and butters. trol.—George S. Merriam. Good olive oil when tasted by itself' should be pure nnd sltaple. Olive oil does pot improve with age and should “Du you. enjoy your wife’s tens arid ii'O lx« bought in qunutlties that would receptions 1” hold over more t!\n a year. Properly “No.? nnswenst Mr. Cuirirox. "to lie kept. whe:e It Is dry. coil amt dark; candid. 1 do hot. 1 can’t help harbor­ it may retain Its fiwvettjcsw arid fresti ing a suspicion that if I didn’t happen nt<s for full two yearn, lait not longer. to be her husband Mrs. Ctnnrox wouldn’t i-riflder me of sufficient so­ cial constHpij-tiv'e to be Invited."— Wash­ Ington Star.’ ' ’ White ar light kid glow may lie. cleaned at h-Jint- v. iih -tjery little trou­ ble. Bub the glt».‘e.-j first of all with •,’reffm of tartar, leave them for nn hoilr. then rub them with fuller’s earth »i>d powdered ulum mixed in equal prri portion^. Leave the glares again until tbe next, daj-, when they must bip brushed unti| all the ipowder • to. re­ moved. The*, next prots-ss is <o rub tiie:n with, oatmeal to (Which a little powdered tv Id toning inis been added. WIpo ail this ioff with n dry cloth, and t!nf gloves arc ready to be worn again X ' •• T^ct. George (pcrrouttly)—I'd like ever so much tb marry you, Kitty, but I don’t know bow to propose. Kitty (promptly and practically) - That’s all right. George] X^tfve. finished with me: now go to pjip«. , lion i>uo< n Know. Soft, cloths Imakc r’i<- farsj. dusters.' In ducting ; ny piece of furniture be-; gin rt the : qx and dust «fi.wn, wiping . ■•••.retullv wi b tbex-h.tlx iwfi|ch which <mjj tan ba bs | I WJT V M Ex pert rd'. Lsndbidy—The coffee. I am sorry to »ay. is exhausted, Mr. Smith. Mr. Etnith—Ah. yes. poor thing. J .was ex­ pecting |that. I've noticed that for some time It hasn’t txien strong. __ " An . ..’ Winkle-rCount Duello to daring swordsuum. _..Twinkle—Yes; he ran through a cool million without any trouble. | < P4C< VEGETABLE S1C1L1AN| U Hair Renewed •Is it true you want to look old? Then keep your gray hair. If c then use Hall’s Hair Renewcr, Mnd have ell t‘:c d rh, rich c<•; Of early life restored to vetir hnlr. u. . .- —j .- ea;j H——rawa—ar—■' —• mi n. rTOru-.^-jr ANNUAL TAX SALL — ----- ■ x. • • SCHEDULE A. SFATE OF MICHIGAN. > County<M Itarry. J9*- , The Circuit Court for the Cbunty ot Barry in Chancery. < In th • matter of th« petition of James B. Bradley. Auditor General < I of Uw> State of Michigan, for and in behalf U »*ld State, for tire sale of certain lauds lor tat~» as^-MSl thervou. CTJ • On reading and tiling the j-Utlon of the Auditor General of the TAXES OF 1100. State of Michigan, (•raying fora decree lu favor ot the Stateof Michigan, agalust e.u-li pui-el of iaml therein di-scrll-ed. for (be amounts therein VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. apvcilKsi, elalmtxl to !«• due for •taxes. Interest and charges on each siuffi parrel ot kind, and that siuffi lands be rold for the amounts so Johnson’* Action. abtlmed by the Mate of Miehlgau. —— It is ordered Hurt Mild petition will la-, brought ou for henrtog and dyerre at the March term of thl« Court, to b<« held at rhe < uy of i Lot 11 • Hasting-. In the County of Barr*, otate of Michigan, on the dth day of1 VILLAGE OF NAHHVILI.E. March. A. !».. HK». at the opening of tbe court on tlmt day, and that all persons Interested m such lauds or anv part thereof, desiring to ooptest the Hen claimed thereon t«y the State of Michigan, for such D. Staley's Addtlou. tarc«. Interest aud charge-, or any part the-,y>f. shall appear In said Court, and file with the clerk thereof, acting as register In chancery, th<-lr objections thereto, on hr lietore the flr-t'toy of the term ot this f ourtatmv.' mentioned, and teat In default thereof the same will be TAXES OF ibttt. taken as confessed awl a deerre will be taken and entered M prayed for lu said i-etitlvr;. And it is further ordered that lu pursuance of Townihlp l North of Itange 7 West. said decn«e the lands <1ererll»ed in said j»-tlt!.xi for which a deerre of sale shall b* made, will t>e sold for the several taxes. Interest and a! TO 4 hi eta-gr- therren a« determined by such decree, on the nng Tuesday iu May thereafter, beginning at 10 <rcloeKa.ru. on «ald day. or outteday or day-siibaequcrit thereto *, u, complete tbe Township i North of Range 7 West. sale of sard lauds and of each and every parcel tbcraoL at the offlre irf tlte County Treasurer, or at such enuventont plaw as -hall lie selected See. v by hIm al th" ewujtjyscat of the County of lUrry. State of «lcblgau;1 and that the wito thrtr and there made will Iw a nubile sale, and earn Township 1 North vf k inge f» Wont. parrel descrltMri In the decree shall be seimrttcly exposed for sale for the total taxm. Interest and charges, and Hie -ale shall be made to the Sec. jrerson paying tbe full amount charged against -nch parrel, and . Ix>l cotnnicuclng 4 72- loo MiWMlng a coptwyanre. of the smallest uudirlded fee almple Interest drains west-of north therein; on tf no person wiU pay the taxes and chergesand taken is»t. sooth x ss-ioo chains, conreyaiice of leas than the entire thereof, then the whole parcel shall wwt 2 SO-MO Chains, north tauilUL ira xuu 101 ULxra. s 55-100 chains, east 2 35Interest and chaw*. «uch parcri shall l»c passed over for tbe time loo chains....... ....... being, and shall, on the sikvw.MIdr day. or before the elow of the sale, Jx>t .commencing 7 s-ioo be reoftered. and If. onsuch second offer, or during such sale, the same chains west of north k* cannot be sold tor the amount aforesaid, the County Treasurer snail post, smith 855-100chains, bld off the same tn the name of the Ktate. west 3 35-100 chains, north Witness the Hnn. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge, and tbe seal of said s 55-100 chains, east •.* Circuit Court of Harry County, this fltb dav of January. A. D.. 1». too chains....................... CLEMENT SMITH. township 3 North of B*D«e b West. STATE OF MICHIGAN. To thhjCtrcuit Csnirt for the County ot Barry tn Chancery: .The peUttoa of James B. Bradley. Auditor GenerMl ot the State ot MtohiRM). tor »nd in behalf ot said State resjMcttuIly -hows that the lixt of lands hereinafter -.-t'forth and marked-Schedule A." containadescrlptkui of all the lands,lu said County of Barry, upon which taxes were assessed tor the year- mentioned therein, and which were returned as delinquent for non-payment ot uxi*. and which taxes use not l*«i p»bl together with the total amount of such taxes, with interea computed thereon to the time fixed ttn side, and collection fee and expense*, as provided by taw. extended ngalnM each of said parcels ot land. • Your petliloner further shows to the Court that raid lands wrre re-. ‘i2r.n.?d 1!",d’’r th,J ProriWoMofartSMof the Pultlc Acts of IMS. as delinquent fur non-payment of said taxes for Mid rears respectively, and that Mid taxes remain unpaid; except that lands Included lit said “Schedule A" for taxes of or prior Cra were returned to the Auditor Geueral as delinquent for Mid I e« under tbe jirorisions of the traeral tax laws lu force prior to the 1 pastaae of Act suo of the Public Acts of w. and wtfleh taxes remain < VwlLJTUl,£Q?r.h.'rtb?r *h9w* lu a’1 «*• where lands are Included Hi "Schedule A" as aforesaid to,- taxes of iw» or of any prior Bw. Mid lands hywe not bwn sold for said faxes or lure beeu hereore sold fbr said delinquent taxes aud the sale or sales so made have lieen set aside br a Court of competent jurisdiction, or hare beeti canceled as provided bylaw. Your petitioner further shows ami avers that the taxes. Interest. collection fee and expenses, as s»t forth in said ‘•.Schedule A." are a raild Hen on the several parrels of lands desertt>ed In said schedule. our petitioner furtlirr show*; that the Mid taxes on said dcecrlbed binds Imre remained unpaid ter ninie than year after ttery were returned a.- delinquent; and the -aid taxes nut harlni bcMPpald. and the same being now dur and remalulug unpaid m a’-ova set forth, your petitioner prays a decree In favor of tbn State of Michigan against each parcel of odd lands, for tbe garment of the several iM'-s. lnteres’. collection tr" and expense*, as computed I®.4 "* sMtato't -GM- several parrels of land con­ tain M therein, and hi default of rmvmmt of the said several st** computed and extended against said lands, that each of said parrels tewnounto“proTW*1 ***" - A»5 jour poUUooer wi.‘ ever pray Me. JAMES B. BRADLEY. Auditor General of the State of MtehU Township 4 North of Range 0 Wmt. city of Hastings. South Ji of lota 11M and ”"7—....................... . are 15 Township a North of Range 8 West.' wfL Koi B wk............ ' w fl. s of k w fl. north of highway..... . ........ . Eastern Addition. x»t » and kouth s of lota L2.an4 8.......... s < I 1 io o& VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE. Blk. VILLAGE OFNABHVILLE. Eiuut 7 foot ot foHowlDt ,■!v-eilr.l-in ,<(!•!: .1bv Mala ftreet. north by railroad, west fir section ttoe,«on(h by Fufier (trrec m VILLA'GE OF WOODLAND. Township 4 Norte of Range 7 West. See . !x>t coaimeoclnz ifcj tert . raoth o< northwest-comer north to feet to beginning c 1 00 tIJJfl 1905. BANNER SHORT STORIES Letter Br I * CHANNING POLLOCK Copyright, WM. by Channing Pollock 4 * *o*o*o*o*o*o**q*oao*o*o*o* After they had comp to an under­ standing Frank Claxton took Virginia Carter to dinner at Glovani’a. Thto nodiTHtuuding. tbe result of many mtoUHder^tamliup*. l»nt uu end to their ‘en­ gagement, and they choae to hold the wiike over their deA.l love at the tiny nwtuurnnt whflre it bad been born.. Neither talk's] much during the meul. nnd when, eitlver Rpokt, for aome rea­ son not cattily explained, it was in a very low tone. Tbe man aald; “I auppose i had better return your letters?" ‘There must be a great mnny of them." rcjqtomli'd the girl, the .eorncrw of bcr mouth trembling Into a faint unite. “Yes. in—in three yenrti”— “I ahall rend vyount tomorrow—that is, I sball send all but one. 1 should like to keep one—lu mcmoriam. May 1?" “If 1 may.” "Certainly. 'A fair exchange.’ you know.” Claxton left her at the door of l.icr apartment something low tlian an hour later. Ou th.- way to hto own borne he ninfvelevl that lie should regret what hail happened so little. The petty quar­ rels of the past few months bad worn out his endurance, he thought, and renden*i him Imllffercnt to their culmina­ tion. He wotklered how she felt about it. At all even to, the would leave him with more ttm^—more time to work, mere Hine tri* devote to the friends be had neglected since he hail begun caring fur jb’i-r: • In the matter of tin- flunrreto he dlfi not consider IiliaMilf blamejeMt lie realized this, and gdminnl iduwelf n bit for tlio inherent goncroaity which pre­ vented Ills iiakiing her solely to ac­ count. Claxton reni’hed hto ••place" lu rather a.relieved frame pf fnh»l. lie opened the door w ith a fuy fastened to a silver ring that she had gi-.iiu ^iinj on hto birthday nnd walked vilrnlglit across the library to, ills’ typewriter. Beside’ tbe imu-bine was.’a :!ny cushlqo she had made for him to rest bls elbow upon when he wru* "raiding copy.” He recalled that it hat! <-n»e wrapped In humberless piists <if p^ppr. «;ch one InctuAedUmiide tlio other, like the eggs lu n ClAnese piiszfc. Tltat was about «fie’.lime, that the Intmjd nrmwed by fits tain of Central Amefl--;«n life had opened the hearts of clllt'w toward him. Epmehow tbe detective, siory he had intended -to begin did not Jiy from his pe-ted. The first paragraph. aft»-r writing which, hr tohl films,-’.f, ihiuga would g<» liptier. shxxl riloiK* on tin* page, a sucx-ewlon of sUl|(*d un i unin­ viting sentence*. ‘ - “Not In the Mood.’’ I;r' confe*sed at Inst nnd xtrulh’d down Brkadwny t » his rink 'Hu? b.»y nt the d »>t didn’t know him. and when, afu’-r satisfying the stu­ pid fellow of lito tnembcntiilp, he saun­ tered* into the lounging yoom be was in an bsecedlngly unpleasant humor. “Parsons bren here this evening?" he inquired brusquely of nn attendant. “No. sir." replied the man. “Hedotv not cothe very often now, sir. . MarriMl. I bclteve.”Claxton cursed Parsons from the txsttom of hto sjul. "Graham?" he asked. "Mr. Graham was in about a week ago. We don’t see him more than once, a fortnight.” "Funny.” mused Claxton. “By Gears?. I wonder If there's any bue In the place?" .There was. in the writing roomFrcderick Ford Ferguson, a youth just copxlng a timorous mustache Into ex­ istence nnd tolerated only for the sake of hto father. Major Ferguson, former­ ly of the Ninth infantry. Claxton would gladly have passed the young­ ster by. but he was hailed before be could regain the hall. “Stop a bit. old chap.. I want to read you n line I’m sending to ri friend of mine at Daly's. Rather a ciever’lettcr. you know." Claxton tore hhnself away and went back home. Wbat was Mtos Carter do­ ing? He would have wngcre.l a hun­ dred that Phelps had called and taken her out. Confound Phelps! ’ Tbe story went more smoothly; stim­ ulated by the resentful energy of Its author. From 10-o'clock until nearly daylight the typewriter clicked Inces­ santly. M'bca- It stopped clicking, seven pages of manuscript, much marred by pencil marks, lay on the table near r.t hand. It was a'good story, be felt sure, although tl»ere were two or three de-, tails concerning which ho would bare ilkwl a conservative opinion. “IU take Virginia out for luncheon and read It to her." be thought. Then he remem­ bered that they had agreed never to ree’eacfi other ogaln-coluntnrily. that The day. which began with hto rising U noon, dractred nJons- mbnoUiunmtlr , It w«« bonl to rmltte tbrt b, ml»bt Mt to l-'-r over tbe WtepboM Hut ,too<l oo H« d«k and W><-r wnrtoced tbiit «be would not cull him in. Toward raldattenwon Claxton un­ locked a drawer and took out tbe bine pack-w» ot bcr letter, that reproaentrd a correspondence of three years. He mwt choose tbe one letter nnd return tbe rest to her. To do thto lie most read every epis­ tle in the nine bundles. Ctoxton, In common with most men who write or act, was a sentimentalist, mid he want­ ed that the one letter should be the dearest of all The first that met hto •ye he told aside In the i>ellef that it would prove the dearest. M1M Carter find penned it when he lay HI of fever at San Jose de GuntMnalii “Tour es bie was repeated to me at Chicago,H was the mcMtige. “Otherwise I should have been with you now. I know that If your illneris coutlnued i you would need a nurse, and I felt ibirt 1 could not delegate to strangers the privllegr of attending you.” It was a womanly letter—tbe letter of a woman mature in heart and brain—and Claxton pondered a long while ta'fore putting It aside. Next came -a telegram, -sent to JH*i apartments before the telephone had beeu Installed: "I’lease come tonight. Am blue. Have wired Minnie stay home.” A very sweet, dependent lit­ tle message, but of’ course uot to Is? thought of. as tlie single memento of so close a friendship as theirs had been, it was even preferable to retain the'short note which ta* bad always "ascribed to her literary genius rather than-to her feelings. “Each thought of you. dropping lulu the waters of my heart, iin«duee,i over widening circles of tender recollection." . . • Then there was an envelope from her. on the faibk of which, lie had com posed n fcuiffiieut <>f verse. It began: at Miss. <’nriyr’N. The tale xrns one that slinlhnd sent over hto signature tu rin editor of whose opinion she had felr •certain, and It had In consequence been returned to him when that gentleman •hud cto’sel it as “unavailable.” "I thnoght .yu . , ’d r get a cln-ck." Virginia „ tuMi find car ri-ireil. "uml I knew you’d hjicixI it hvlthojit coliNidoring wby« np । wherefores. H’k jast like rbcljw: He wag cntlirwuigUc over the,plot when I tuld i: tnjhim last weefr.” . “Vi.-gfrila.’’ lie find rnmonMrtited. “it was IlkebfTering nir charity.” "No.UMitMte! I shouldn’t tariff thought of iiandlijg you money. I <simp|>r wrote n story ^>r you that you might have written fours<.-lf if yoH find taken time." । Takenltimv! Good Lord, bow much time he had taken that year In Jrwt such dtacpunixinjt. unrvmuneratlve fo. bor! How uul^ppy lie itad beeu ami how awfrjUy. awfully hard up!- Uu hadn’t ta^un spending every evening with her| then, find ho hadn’t begun selling whatever ho wrote either "No­ body ever dkl-at Ann.” gfie had a> mired him. For twenty minutes Claxton sat si­ lently on bln chair inland In the middle * •‘•‘b’"'- Hto fingers clung to the rejected manuscript, but hto eyes looked beyond it into the rmsi. AH the half forgotten htotury of hto love for Mrginia- Carter had been recalled to him with wonderful •. Ivldneas-iu-r un varying goodlier, tbe sweetness of their Intertonrse, tbe erstwhile strength of bto uffH-tlon for her. A ship’s clock In the adjoining room struck 2, Um? nautical fiwhlon of anylngthnt the hour was 5. and with <julck resolution he be­ gan climbing into hto evening clothes. "I’ve come, to Dike you to dinner.” be "aid to Mtea Carter when she resIK>nded to hto pressure on tbe button nt tan­ door. •‘So you were lonely, too?” »fie asked him. -lonely’ By <;«rCT, nnd tboa. M Shn mi too clm-rr n ttlrl not to ■nnirtnet. o»l te could not look throucl. tb. .Ida ot her trunk lnt„ tl„ re""wj •wwsl ,0t^er* t«» her. unsearched on- Ihe Kind You Have Always Bough’ Ball » Fwnfiy pills Mre tbe’bwt. o- \ Beal’s the — ' Tar ^e2^Wo"e^"-Tar ^orchUdrea.saf^tun. No opiates. Tonsiline WOULD QUICKLY cunt IT. . . fem 'r'/ cMrrot.mw. JQaDaySure^ S* Will show you tare to make $3 a day I sohiu-iy rare; we furnish tbe work a teach you free, you work In the loealHy wta you live. Send us your address and we win « lately sum. Write bi oner. I tainted from ihun ■‘1. met' while an friend’s brsaid a lawyer. “Tl*/ hovKe wa» iu tbe suburb*, -ml wi occhpyi tlie.i CURES CATARRHAL. DEAFNESS One Week’s Use of Hyomei Did More than Six Months* Treat, nicnt by Specialists. In.the treatmer.! of deefnegs wi.i4i to Otien a rcnii ot eaurrti ’ Ibomei : tete _£, j u (.uU in,upon Uie mn.i lull, tied membraite and the hearing begttfc to 28.?U-®S W*?’*.. A few days ttrntment I?.?.?** - aud In three . orrj W11I bring relief, Soar weeks, according to tbe wverily off the “ffk* 1urT win •" •ccomplisl-.ed. MIU Meek, uf Matlewau. N. Y„ un llynmel i< truly wonderful. I £,e used It bpl a abort time aud aee a gSat change la my condition. My bearing la improring rapidly, and I bad no idea 1 n™.'1 '“frox’ “ rwpldly In ,0 ,hort^ * “T breath which rru ao otteu ‘n mytt'K xnd other,. hasloetAta b^d odor entirely. I hare .pent a great deal of money with catarrh rpeclallata and un truly aay alx monlha of their h“ 'n“‘ 10 ol" nlontb of W.J. Holloway la wiling Hyomei t.K" th* P*M «t agreeing to re­ turn the money If the medicine dnee uoi cure. A Complete outfit costs onlv si and ri^ ,t’,KOfan iQha,er tittfnKSr rie<l u> the jest pocket, a medicine drto> per and a bottle of llyomei. The in Ha?r W|H l*8t a and there to i,L°1“e,,<?r*rral wwk*’ ‘reatmern. Additional battles of Hyomei can be procured fur IM) cents. Comtuue this stXi Jto!*,l^W'£h lhe charged by l?vnmL?!TMbd lben reni*’nitH‘r iharia i-H? doeh 1101 cure " ■ J- Holloway will return yourmoney. y One who han brim employed fheke tldrty years in slaughter housea as bookkeeper, saleman. etn, telto me: “To ■ay that batcher* are lie rd tearted Is rar from tf>e truth-that to. in’ most cases. Let me explain how the Hbeilding of human bipod aflecte them. J “ !>atel,‘*r cu‘ «‘to hand ywt ■evereiy. and not one of hto twenty or more omx-tateg could be Induced to go near to awfe him. I had l0 bandage him up iw we’l.aa I coukfand send him .b?*p,,tBL Another butcher wbc "laugbter from 2.000 to LOGO bogs a day for years saw a worn u throw licraelf before a freight tram, wfix-h mangled fier fearfully Hri For Infanta and Children. eonntty for jeani nod Is n nwutarTrSiiintiJ , S>i5BSX, SORE 4(fTHR0AT S j denr amt. ob. so ntre*.- .ir> !. Claxton remembered lh;tt she ‘had prized the poem above anything elm? out. asked tin tic had given l>cr. "It is ho fine to be •No. I Imw-n’t/ he.said. Why .don’t ilfOUiriit •mxN’ssarr,’ ” she, b.Hl sakL you um‘ a towel T ’A towelT 1 rt ••lied. ;• ’ in tiris tnsbrns? he progressed through •Tes> a towel. Here. let mi flve-ufjt’ic nine p«ckagte< Each lette:' Take n corner of the towel, ic.fijy the seemed mure dtriirnbie than the r»-sj. point in tbe hPel of your al e. > : put nnd every moment made a m*1wSIihi go. right your foot lu ns far as It W leas trir-gy. Thto scrnwfi was a t eassuranc»‘ vffilch site had penciled on the on t ip of the towel. N -v gnti tbe buff 4-.T«y leaf of’lrtT programme-at tta- theater: 5 In? it's fa tter*t! an a that slieet of tdu» paper bore thk^first yiflir foot., words or affectinn he had ever n-x-elved efiaehurn,' from h|r. At the bottom of the fifth bundle was The ciwC >’i( of pairing to -quit ■ una» lung: envelope with the name, of .i publishing cuiupapy on ft s' upper- left knpwn to the f.vfms <if pariiutne tj it­ bam! Varner. The |w»>tmarit was over self. Any nnnktiou. of it wlt|i|n « liber two yedrs vid. "ID-Jectwl manuscript," chamber would to* •altogether oi l of pleasant fiction CluxtiMiii, cnnchide!. toysing It'to <»ne order, but tin-fe side x-blteutp.noiMdy. That find come that it to a purely private arrange nent to be made nt the •lls«*retl<in of hone back in-the days wl»en rejected mnnuscripts [bad not been tarif so rare ns coecertuM. Tlito to tru" euougli good dihiten. or money with which to limited extent and ‘‘or a abort Ime. any great party div pay hmA. Something approaching cu­ buLpatring riosity gir.de hftn .pick cp tiie «r <-|o|M; can not be lightly rn Fried ou*. m again arid draw the contents from Its ■inrht>.-T who desires to pair at sispb n mouth. - The Story that lay fa-fore film tinif will P.m! that this etn <ml, • ‘ was lienrttal. "From Frank Claxton. 211 done safely through tbe whips ant 1not u West Twenty-first Street,” but the atrl! unle-cs some really good re ison tyiie ims.totakably belonged to tbe ma­ can be gi.cn for abitetire. — Luj <tl-iU . 1 , chine wbii.-li wtil) remained a fixture T[rti‘i«. ar “»■«®. gssajss® C ASTOR IA CATT4RAH cannot be cure NECK • bnndrwl tight, nt .fnuctit«r U.XT' I1'" lot MW a butcher «»^Pt to UM n k»ir..-NeW y«S If Baby to Cutting Teeth, tie sure and ufe- tt �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH r. .one WOODLAND Marion Shores and John Gny were in Ionia on Saturday. James M. Smith was in Ionia on Sat­ urday on legal business. ’ R. I. Wolcott has enstalled 'counter in his meal market. a . new­ Z. A Cornell is making improvements on the interior of his house. ' Jesse Guy of Sunfield, wab in town on Tuesday on legal business. A. W. Dilfenbadc and’ wife are enter­ taining friends from Detroit. -It -seems that the usual January thaw was postponed to February. Rev. Lyons went to Lansing on Wed­ . nesday to attend a ministers’ convention. Alvuh Cox and wife are entertaining the former’s brother and wife for a few days. guests of Utah and Fred Baine last Thursday. The West Woodland Glee Club met at J. H. Durkee’s last Saturday even­ ing. A very good program was ren­ dered. The club is doing a good work. Leonard Wonderlich and family; of Woodland Center, spent last Friday with James Long and wife, prosperity wherever they may locate. The sale of Forest Jordan called together a large crowd of people. Everything went for a good price, f he tommunity regret losing Forest and Lena, and wish them happiness and Wm. Lee docs not recover pis health as rapidly as he thinks he might, and last Friday had Mrs. iieroy. a Christian Science healer frt|m Grand Rapids, see what she conk! do for him. We have not learned the.re­ sult. •Burt S. Holly says that the Washingtrton supper was quite expensive for him SOUTH WOODLAND. Mre. Betsey Brooks, of Stony Point, J. W. Booher of Northern Michigan passed away last Thursday, after a is spending a few weeks with Woodland abort illness. The funeral was held Sunday at tbe F. M. church Rev. Allen friends. officiating. • Miss Leia Jordan of 4lasting* has been This community was shocked last spending a few days with Woodland Sunday afternoon by the sad news that friends. ' • Orlando Grant was >dead. He was The auction sale at F. E. Jordan's on taken sick a week agb Sunday with 'Huirsday was well attended and every­ pneumonia but was not thought dan­ thing sold well. gerously 111 until Saturday. Sunday David Ober and John;Hauer took a morning Dr. McIntyre and Dr. McGufvacation last Wednesday*. -They spent fin held a consultation and after an ex­ amination gave little hope. the day in Hastings. Ton will rememlier in last weeks pa­ ’ IGeorgc Washington, Thomas Jeffer>4»» and Benedict Arnold were in our> per of reading that Mr. Grant had ‘■buried bis little boy on Sunday, a week village last Wednesday. before his own death, with the same •Frank Dickinson, who has been in the disease. Mrs. Grant is also confined to •employ of W. H. Sease 'far the past two her bed with the la grippe, and her two yqars. has gone to Lake Odessa. little girls have been very sick but are C. D. Garn has taken out the tables in better now. It seems that a shtfwer of his drug store and has seme bran new affliction has reached this home. All •counters which are a great improvement that can be done by loving hearts and The Washington party at J. S. Rei- hands is being done for this bereaved sinngcr's on Wednesday evening was a family by kind friends and neighbors. success. ‘ A very large crowd was in at­ tendance. GERKEY. James Cramer and family. Sunfield, Mrs. J J. Fuller is no better are spending a few days with Wood­ Mrs. C. C. Demary, who was so land friends. Mr Cramer expects to seriously hurt by being thrown out of go to South Dakota sooe. her cutter last week is getting better. Mrs. Rush is staying with her sou , Bernard Black and Edith ’ England were married on the anniversary of Leslie at present J, Spencer and' wife were al Coats Washington’s birthday. We -wish them -much joy apd a life full of happiness. Nirs. R- Russell I.as lieen caring for . Airs. Rose Colgrove was in-our village • last “week trying to organize a Lady her .sister the past [week. Al Hines and wife, of Lake Odessa . ilaccrtbee Lxlge. We -understand that . the prospects lit organizing one-are very visited Will Clia>e. last Sunday. Will Gavitt and wife visited his father M-xhI. last Friday night and Saturday. ■ James G. Jordan, another of our old Five dedths in Campbelkand Odessa, ^oncers, died’it tlie Soldiers’ Home on were reported Saturday morning. tbe OJth Inst. The remains'were brought Rawson Curtis has sold his farm of 40 . t<> our.- viilagc and'buried in the Baptist acres to his brother Ira fifffli nUar-Ionia. etmetcry. i • • . • Will Campbell w;ls at Hastings last I The man who found "B. S. Holly > Saturday in the interest of hi* father's Jcasel skin, ought to return it. Mr. estate. He will^mpve *to Sunfield this Holly would gladly accept the commits, spring. . • i b|tt thinks that the purse, at Ifast. shoiuld Miners are very -plenty on.oiir street' be returned • at present Orlando Grant. Aho has been vpry Miss Loia Goddard of Lake Odessa, sick with pneumonia, for some. time, visited Mrsf Valcnta gpenccr last Fri­ died at his 1 ionic in Woodland on Sun­ day. . day. This is the second death in the The Ladit>' Aid-society meets with family within a few days, and Mrs. Mrs. Laura Short on Thursday of this Grant is very ill. and three more of the week. children are very sick. AH liad the la ■ Elery Punlun ami wife.attended tlie ■ grippe and pneiawnia. tnaupierade ati Freeport last Fridaynight. . , WEST WOODLAND. Mr. Wise has moved to Like Odessa Vrah and I re4 Baine- visited their grandparents neat i oat's Grove Mon­ and Mr. Clum lias bought ami moved upon Mr. Wise’s place. day . . F.’R. Ho|mcsjand wiic. S. Ovcr:.ntith and- viit’4 Attended the funeral late m-wing to Girlt-m Center this week where he .ha* purll:««ed thv Kershner ,.f Mrs. Bt.rr Kowky in Hasting-. Monday;. ’ Mrs. Wm. Bahn-’ - and Mr. Sarah Tlif pedro drtb had their party at the houie of Byron Beard Jast Thursday eve. Mr-l Wachter won first prize and David and Fred Bamc jjumlay. ’ • Frank Smith and- son. Forest, of Klingvnwin second.Charley King and Va!cnta\B Cun­ Lake -.Odessa, visitrti ' the former's ningham were married at the home of /parents, Mr and Mrs. Cornelius Sen-' •hr bride last Wednesday eve at « ter, last Saturday. . o'clock There were about one Hundred Arvilla Stowell is still very ill. We invited guests and many and costly writ Vyrnpathize with her in her detention the presents. They took tbe morning from school at this time, as she was train for Ohio.and will lie at home at tUe ■expecting to graduate in June. groom's home after the first of March. ' M rs. L. Barmin}, A- J- Senter a=u wife, of Carlton. C. Senter and wife, and Miss, Gertrude rnuth, were the RUTLAND CENTER. guests of Perry Stowell and wife last Thomas Gorham and wile of SoiUli Delton spent Sunday a’t Frank Got-; Friday. . . A company of young people from hanrs. here drove over td Mr*. Dctnond's in Bora to Trail Oil. and wile Eeb. 2). North Carlton last* Friday evening. Royce Baine, of Coat's Grove. Wal­ a 9-lb. girl Mary McCarty, of PodunK called ter and Will Wortl’ry of Lake Odessa, Glett apd Ethel Fuller, of Carlton, Mr*. Mdrtiti and sonj of Woodbury], were SHOWINO-THE WAY ■ l Geo- Haven's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.'C. A. Xewland and Mrs Emeraon Edgar are visiting ralaiivr- al OrSel and Battlc Creek thi. week. Mrs. Rouse, of .Freeport; is visiting -Thl. Publteisutemeat of a Haatlnp. l^cr daughter. Mrs. Ed Myers. Citizen^WIH ;be Appreciated. Mr>. Rork is quite sick at the home Man. a' reader ot thl« In Haatlnga <i jchn Belson. has gone through i Mr. L. C. Root instructed the once iu part, and will be glad to be Zwn thPe\vay * rid of eomtau Grange in some of the most import­ aches and pains of a bad back. Profit ant Grange work last Friday evening bv a Hastings citizen's experience. He also gave an interesting talk. After a short program light refreshments w niSIi r-i— “ Little Irene Hinkley gave her grand parent* nuite a scare last Friday even­ ing by getting a bottle containing eye medicine. Dr. Fritch, of Cloverdale, was summoned in tiyne to render med­ ical assistance, and soon Pron°™^ her out of danger. It ’* was decided J that the contents didn't reach the stomach, or there might have been no help. THE GRANGE The Free Methodists of Stony Point, I had prayer meeting vat Joe Demoud’s MAPLE LEAF GRANGE. Thursday afternoon. Tbe young people of this. vicinity | The rven Grange meeting held Feb. attended the Literary at the Center 23rd was well attended and a good last Thursday evening. time enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith attended, j Closed session was well attended by tbe funeral of Mre. Betsey Brooks at the members. Eight new members Stony Point, Sunday. were given the work. After lodge ^2. number of Min Letha Coolbaugb’s fried cakes and coffee were served. friends and schoolmates surprised her at her home Saturday. They stayed to IBVING ORANGE NO. 55. dinner and in the afternoon had a good The officers of thia Grange are: time eating crackerjack, aud playing M.—Wm. Kronawitter. games. The occasion was Miss Letha’b O.-C. Woodruff. eleventh birthday. . Lecturer—Anna Kronewitter. Mr. and Mre. Sidney Todd and child­ ren, of Vermontville, and George Rock­ well and family, speut Sunday at Hen­ ry Merritt’s. There was a surprise party on Miss Alene Gillespie, Saturday evening it be­ ing her seventeenth birthday. The evening was very pleasantly spent play-’ lug flinch, caroms, and other Rimes. Refreshments were served and the guests departed, having had a very good time. Frank Charlton and Daniel Erb went to Grand Ledge, Friday for two loads of tile. They returned Saturday. There will be a Shadow Social at the Lakeview schoolhouse, Wednesday eve. March 8th. Ladles bring boxes. Sc—F. Olner. A. S.—F. Travis. L. A. S.—Kittle Woodruff. Chap -B. Travis. ' Sec.—Ida Moore. Treas.—Charles Olner This Grange holds regular meetings every 1st and 3rd Tuesday eve of each month with fine programs at each meet­ ing. It has a membership. of 35 all taking an active part to make the meet­ ings interesting. It has three candi­ dates to Initiate at next meeting, also topic for discussion and a fine program. GLASS CREEK GRANGE. The supervision deputy, L. C. Root’ of Allegan, gave a very interesting ad dress to the members of our grange Friday evening. Feb. 24th, Over forty members were present. His talk was principally upon co-operation, grange loyalty, pure food aud degree work. He afterwards exemplefied the unwrit­ ten work. Eva Erway presented the subject “The Grange as an Educational Factor" in an able manner, as did Zera Newland the “social center” of the grange. “The Benefits of the Infor­ mation Bureau" was brought -before the meeting by C. A. Newland. Spec­ ial music Was furnished by Ira McCal­ lum and Zera.Newland. Light refresh­ ments were served at the close of tbe meeting. “Company, Attention!” “ForVecreation you will now listen to a story from headquarters." Cart. Kkxall, Adj. THE HBMAN LOCOMOTIVE A certain man, because ne was so strong and hearty, im­ agined he was a locomotive. There was, be thought, nd limit (o his vitality. He regarded his stomach as the firebox. All he had to do was to keep the firebox fall. He followed the Mississippi steamboat plan, and crowded every sold thing into his stomach One day when he was pull­ ing a heavy load the firebox didn't burn right, ao the Human Locomotive stopped to Investigate. He found the flues choked, the firebox full of clinkers, and so stuffed with fuel that it couldn’t even show a red glimmer. Somebody told him to keep a clean fire with a good draught, and feed It regularly, with only a certain quantity at a time.’ He was further advised to use Rexail Dyspepsia Tablets for the purpose of putting himself in flret-class shape. He did as he was told, and was soon able to pull and haul aa well as ever. Besides he puffed less under a heavv load. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are absolutely guaranteed to cure all the distressing forms’of Dyspepsia and indi­ gestion, or’we’ll pay for all the medlcine you take. MARTIN CORNERS. Lewis Hilton and son have been hauling logs to Coats Gjove. Mre. W. H. Joslin attended the mis­ sionary convention at Grand Rapids last week. Mr. and Mre. Chas. Offley and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Ed­ win Mead. Mrs. T. Barry has been caring for her daughter Mre. D. Townsend the past week. ■ There was a surprise party Saturday evening at Alex Gillespies the occasion being the 17th birthday of Miss Alleen Gillespie. There was also one Saturday afternoon on Letha Coolbaugb It being her 11th birthday. NASHVILLE. We hope the next time some of our Ollie, the little five-year-old son .of young folks start for a Literary society Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Downing, under­ they wont take the wrong road and went jin operation for abscess of the find themselves in the woods. brain Thursday, performed by Dr. Weaver, of Charlotte. . Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. purniss, STONY POINT. Mrs. Betsy Brooks, one of the old Feb. iqi a son. Mrs. Brooks, mother of Mrs. John! and honored neighbors, died of heart Fred L Heath £ Carveth . failure Thursday- xrihe whs boru in Varney, tlied last week. O. M. MclteugHlin has sold his| ' DRUGGISTS. . Fayette. Seneca county, £ew York, stock of clothing.shoes and gents ’ February 17th, 1821 She was married to Whaley Alexander Brooks in 1811. ,furnishing g*:«>ds recently purchased She, was the mother of nine phildreu. of of Green & Flewelling, to. O. G. Mon-j whom <*ight! survive to ihourn the loss Married Feb; 22. Miss Ethel Roscoe; ofiatTaffectionate mother. The funer­ al took plates from the F. M. church in and Mr. Arthur. Deane. Mr Deane Castleton, being conducted by Rev. J. is from Middleville. They will make A. Allen. Tne funeral was very large their future home near Middleville. Miss Joe Downing is at Union City ly attended. tins week, the gucirt of friends. Mr. Bert Hullinger and ’family, ofPODUNK, Villisca. Iowa, are visiting relatives . Meetingin--this village and vicinity. • Will Hsillingcr and wife, of Mt. ported. Pleasant, is visiting his parents’here. Ora Hullinger, of South Bend, Ind., The sun iK and family, arc guests of relatives and sick are g< friend*. oupe. more. W. A. Smith and Roy Brumm were The- crus at.Jc.sMv Kelley's suf at Grand, Rapids last week, attending prise party Saturday evening- was the'tTTecting tji the State Dairymen's such that i awes were quite impos­ Association. Miss Xlinnie Furniss. nf Hanings. sible. All aj es were represented, from old age, and all seemed was a guest of Mrs. 'E. V. Smith over infam _ ’ , • to enjoy themselves. Music frhm the Sunday*. Miss Nettie Stauffer, of Ckntoht trued to with IRVING. Ohio, is the guest .of Mrs. II. -E. ■ . S.| R. Chambers went to Freeport iteigHiu-r. Mi-c Ke past [Tuesday bn ibusiness. * Clarence Grohe was at Kalamo SunCJ T. Benton went to Grand Rapt >t!rrr mid family from ids last Tuesday tn srec his. daughter. Clarksville tlie jpast w< ;Mr< A. Berry. - ' Afton Sm’ th and Aaron Shultz See the Auction Sale notice on our , Mrs. Lancaster. «»f Ntirlli Irving, turned Frid iy. :froni a three weks' 10th Page for C.H. Stevens of Johns­ IcalldH 7»n Mr>. L. M. Chambers Thurs­ town. day |c»f la-t week. • trip throughj Missouri, Kansas, Okla­ homa and as;far. south as.Fort Worth, Mr. Erwin gave a lecture at the Irv­ ing pchooT1 house-Wednesday evening LANE’S CORNERS. Texas.. A few from this vicinity attended on the subject of life insurance. Whited in F-idtink one day last week. the poultry show. Cbaflcs, Williams and’wifc. of Hast­ Archie Jlataitt and family; of Cedar Jaines^Grames called at J. F. Hall’s ings; were in Irving last Thursday Creek, visited at Afton' Smith’s Sat­ last week. .Visiting his brother Levi. • urday and Siinday. Some of the farmers are still busy Mary Jenkins came home -from drawing manure f^pttkthe.clty. ’Middleville, where she had been at Mrs. John F. Hall has beep confined worti, and is very sick. See the Auction Sate notice on our 10th Page for C. H. Stevens of Johns­ to the house for over two weeks. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. town. church last Saturday and Sunday.' . HIGH BANK. Rcv.'Jacpkcs took the preaching eld; EAST HASTINGS. Ernest Edmonds and family visited Mrs. Orr Fisher, who has been sick all winter, is some belter at’this writ­ at John Freeman’s Sunday. Rev. Kidd is on the sick list. Born to Mr. aud Mrs. F. G. Silsby ing‘ Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Chambers called Mrs. Dell Cotton is under the doc- Feb. 21th an 8 pound boy. bn Mr. Wild last Sunday. He is on W. H. Eaton and family spent Sun­ •t<-r’s care, and is "topping y ith her the sick list. Viarents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perry- day at F. G. Silsby’s. Miss Nellie Arnold Is spending a few Mr. and Mrs. Levant McIntire and When n very dense fog settled over doctor ami Mi’s. Burton vi.sittfd How­ days the guest of Miss Florence Free­ man. the Ilin mew valley a few Sundays ago ard McIntyre^and wife last Sunday. Mrs. James Freeman gave a six nnd most 'densely over Ixndun It im-, There was a big sleigh load of peo­ o’clock dinner last Tuesday evening in posed n complete silence on animal life. ple from hei4 yent to Coat's Grove honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bechtel, cov­ London ’ wiih Uaelf ns- silent as tlie Sunday night to attend the meetings ers being laid for eight. grave, for all triilBc was utopiied. and* ■ there. There have been some very pleasant its on Sunday traffic of any kind is re-There will be preaching at the Fish­ days in the past week. It looks as If dueril to a minimum, the great city was almost us still ns n country vil­ er icburch next Sunday evening at the we were going to have an early spring. lage at midnight. The streets and even usial hour. .• Mrs. A. Edmonds is in Lansing help­ the river were almost without a sound, . The next Ladies’ Dime Society will ing to care for her invalid mother. for not a single tug was moving oh be entertained Thursday, March 2, by The Aid society at Mre. John Fanch­ tlie Thames. In tlie country no bird Mrl Thomas Fisher instead’pf Mrs. er's was well attended last Wednesday. Uttered n sound. They till sat still."si­ Withey, as was reported last week/ There were several from Quimby and lent and moping. Mr- and Mrs. Fred Keech, of Hast- Maple Grove present. Tbe next one ingslwere on our street last Sunday. will be at Willard Ickes’ in 4 weeks. March 22nd. ’ One night is all the time necessary to {»rove that Pineulea is the best remedv Hive* are a terrible torment to the n the world for backache and all kid­ ney and bladder troubles. If you have little folks, and i\ some older ones. rheumatism or any other blood disease Easily cured. Doan’s Ointment never a single doee will give relief. Sold by falls. Instant relief, permanent cure. At any drug store, 50 cents, Fred L. Heath, the druggist. It is a pleasure to take Dr. Dade’s Little Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic effect upon the liver. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the.druggist. Pinesalve acts like a poultice. Best thing In the world for bolls, bums, cracked bands, tetter, etc. Sold by F.1 L/ Heath, the druggist. "Hate you eyes hr the back! of youF oeadl’j naked a country ningistrate.'of^ i wotnari. nnd the ‘woman promptly J •epliet| that.«d:v liad. She won perfect-'* ly ri^at. Tube any average num and my, average woman.’;question them as to the dress mid deportment of the peo­ ple In any assembly where they were together, and you ’vjlll find- that the woman has seen more than tlie man. • for woman hnx tx-en compelled to en­ large the angle of her vision nnd to sec alt around her bat without shifting an eyei From an early age instinct tells the girl, and convention seals the Instinct, that she must not look directly at the man Jo the street, therefore tbe bonast woman walks through London look­ ing straight ahead. The direct look at the stranger Is forbidden. yet human curiosity couqiels. so develops nnd en­ larges that 'angle, of Vision, for no wo­ man will deliberately blind herself, nnd therefore by continual exercise those calm conventional eyes that look to the horizon and the Infinite Lave trained theirtxelves to see the world out uf the corners—obliquely. — London Chronicle. People are apt to think that, though their actual lives are :»oor and self centered nnd such ns they are half attained of, If. some great crisis arose they would lx? aide to gather up their hutting will nnd raise themselves to its height. Yes. no doubt Only life’s stoniest calls never come In any such fashion. Things don’t arrange themselves.for ns to gather up our fee­ ble will nnd settle with our souls that we will l>e heroes. They come hardly aud sharply, testing not what we have resolved to lie. but simply whnt we are. We have a sort of feeling that it Is the opportunity that makes the man. Not so. . The opportunity only shows him for wliat he is, and tbe spirit of prompt duty, of quirk, instinctive Joyaity to right under whatever tempta­ tion may ever «*»me, may be cultivated and grow to tbe very capacity for her­ oism even In life’s lowliest place and poorest work. �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH <■ '9°5- •X X JUL XXX.XAX. XXXXXXXX-g M M and “Receptions At Parties A man’, linen diould be epeckle.., * Kll L dlitiuguigied fa. by Its snowy whiteness. Avoid the "yellow peril Rntl “blues" by having your linen laundered by us n e know .*. our work and tackle It "like a major." We'll win your (9 good opinion if you give us a trial. : : : M Wood* called for asd delivered. Phone 24J AMERICAN LAUNDRY ™ W. J. SUrk. Propr. DEATH OF MRS. BURR ROWLEY ------ ------- . — auction sale. Friday morning death came .to the relief-of Mrs. Burr Rowley, who had been ill for some time with bronchial pneumonia. Last, fall she was taken with a very severe cold, which left her with a persistent cough. She de­ clined^ medical aid until about a month ago, feeling, as she expressed, it, that "it was only-a cold." It-began a few The undersigned, having rented his farm will sell at Public Auction, on Wednesday, flarch 8th, 1905, weeks since to develop, into the se­ Among the Churches: west parMelee. LeRoy Sherk is no better at this writing. A consultation was held by Dre. Swift and Parkhurst Saturday. A. E. Bass started for his old borne in Canada Monday morning, called there by the • serious illness of his only brother, R. Bass. He will visit nu­ merous friends and relatives before returning. LaPierre Stimson was the guest of friends and relatives in Middleville Sunday. LiVern Cliee is quite ill at the home of h(s parents. Dr. Taylor is attending him. Miss Osee iMiller returned to her home at Howard City Monday accom­ panied by her uncle, David Perrault, who ia called to that place on fur bus!- Subjects at the Presbyterian church Sunday arc as follows! Morning. •Sunshine": evening, “Th* Greatest Thing tn Do.” Friday afternoon the Presbyterian Ladies’ -Aid will be entertained by Mes dames Nobles and Harper at the home of Mrs. Nobles. An interesting program has been prepared. Members and friends of the Society are urged to come. ’ The Young Ladies Social Clnb of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Gardner Chidester Friday evening There will be; an interest­ ing program. The young ladies-arc urged to come, and bring their friends. STATE ROAD. Preaching at tbe church Sunday eve­ ning. . Mr&» Melissa [Fisher entertains tbe Dime society March 2nd. instead of Mrs. Withey. Lt was thought best to accept her invitation in warm weather. Mrs. Shelby attended the funeral of her niece, Airs. Will Andrews’ baby, in your city last Wednesday. Mr. and Mra.. Willis Bayne and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Bayne vihdted at Geo. .Nichols on tbe town line Wednesday. Mr. Henry Fisher is sick with tonsi­ llitis. Mre, Della Cotton is caring for Mre, Jessie Chase, of Coats Grove. A Tittle sou came to their home Saturday. Mn, Shawm an has the grip. Mre. Bert Klnnie and daughter Creeale visited at Will Whitlock’s Wednes­ day at Barryville. A good many from this vicinity are attending the meetings at Coats Grove at 10 o'clock a.m.. at his farm one and 34 miles ea^ and 1-4 mile north of Carlton Center the following property, to-wit: Strongwood PacingStal­ lion, 4 Years Old the 12th of May, weight 1.000 lb». This Stallion ie extra well bred, and gives promise of developing, good speed and making an extra good prodneor. 1 Three Years Old Colt to \nrnd the funeral Were Mr..and Mrs. Lrpard of Lake Odessa, Mr. and Mr,-. Holmes of Woodlabd.. Mrs Jas. _ Snyder of Milliken, and the Misses Emma Wool of MantonJClara Pater- ' son and Vita Dtckinsoff of Grand Rap, j The Auxilliarj- connected with. Emids. manual church will be jhcld at the home of Mrs. J. S. Goodyear on Tues­ THE L. U. B. A. CIRCLE. day, March 7. AXork will be .pre­ pared by the executive; committee. Ladies of- the Methodist congfegaRoff call, to be responded .to by mis­ lion Sunday :School and friends to the sionary items. A large attendance is number of about seventy-five were en- l desired. tertained by Mrs. Flora Renkes. Mrs. Ray Damouth is ill with pneumonia the home of; his parents. Mr. and MrejMartin Morehouse will leave us Monday for their new home near Irving. We are sorry to lose them. Ed Perrault attended a party at the home of Miw Grace Beck, of Leighton Friday evening. Vern Thomas Is expected home Mar. -4th from Big Rapids where he has been attendirijfihe Ferris Institute. .. morning o The subject ‘al the U. B. T. A. Bass and F. W. Murphy spent | church will be: ‘‘The Paraclete”: Saturday in Grand Rapids on business.' evening the subject will be “The Chief Calviu Beach and wife, of Charlotte, of Sinners.” . ■were the guests of .1. F. Morgan and wife Thursday. We were delighted to The subject of the Christian Science eee their genijffaces once more. sermon at the G. A. R. hail next SunJ. F. Morgan spent Tuesday in Grand ■ <|ay moriiing will be “Substance." Rapids on business, jj Otis Morgan has one of the best "Silver Tea," Monday, Mairch 6. en­ drivers in the state, If you don’t be- ICT uuneo ,»>• tertained l»y aio Me.'dames Jj C. Andrus leive it ride with him and bee. I and E. Lunn. hL.uv .... . at. U.w the hpmc orthr Thanks to Vur Adams your scribe I |atlcr. 514 Broadway The ladiev apf enjoyed another one of those delight I requested wear lomethaig new, no ful sleighrides Sunday evening. • matter how trifling, and bnog. a pen। cil, as tfirre will In- a guessing edn- Otto Wood had a narrow escape from drowning Saturday. He shot a duck and in going after his game ven „­ tured'too far out on the river. Otto > will wait until warmer weather before ' he goes swimming again. ' vere. malady from which^she died. The funeral was held in the Methodifit church Monday afternoon, the ser­ vices being conducted by. Rev. Trott. The body was tjiken to Lake Odessa for । interment,- the business houses of lha| place being closed out of re­ spect to her memory. 'Mrs. Rowley was but -’4 years of age. She was the daughter of'Dr. Chas. N. Snyder, of Lake Odessa. She was a very estimable woman, loved by all who knew her. She leaves to mourn her loss a husband, a son aged three and ah infant daughter but seven fnonths of age. 'Hie stricken family have the sympathy of the community'. Among those front out oFthe city test. Fred Myers and Mrs. Minnie Olner at the home of Mrs. Reukes Tuesday'1 afternoon. All of the ladies brought . their work and enjoyed an informal social time from .’:jo to 5:00 o’clock. Suggestions for a name for the newly organized society were asked and-out of some thirty different oges pro­ posed. that of U. B. A . the inter­ pretation of winch is. “Let Us Become Acquainted,’' seemed the most fitting ' and appropriate, and was chosen. Cof-: 1'New Milch Cow. 4 yin old I Cow 7 yrs old, due in April' 2 Yearling Calves 5 Pigs 4 months old 1 Riding Cultivator, with 3rd Section, nearly new • \ I I Walking Cultivator ■ " | \ Double Shovel Cultivator, nearly new | 1 Shovel Plow I 1 Two Horse Rake, nearly new I 1 Spiral Tooth Drag I 1 Diamond Tooth Drag I I I | | TERMS OF SALE All sums of f52(X) and under cash. Over that mi in. twelve months’ time will be given on good bankable piper, without Interest. ' dining room, which was prettily dee- ■' orated with carnations. Mrs. Myers * and Mr< Olner poured coffee, and the Misses Lombanl and-Hods assisted-, in serving. Nirkcis to the amount of • four dollar- were received. Mrs. J. Subjectnext Sunday at the f. Lombartj, Mrs. Mattie Spaulding Methodist church; Morning. “Back and Mrs. Lois McElwain .will be host- j to Bcthd"; evening. "Joiiah’s- Com­ esses at.the next meeti^which will mission,” which will‘be the first, of a occur iiK two, weeks at^tiic'lmme of , series’of Sunday evening sermons on Mrs. Lombard. Once in three months 1 "Jonah, the Runaway Prophet."-meetings will be held in the chirch j parlors in the evening, when gentle- 1 GRANGE HALL CORNERS. men will be invited. . i ’j Spring is peeping through the douds at last. . DOWLING. All report a good time »t the grange Mrs. R. Ormsbee Is quite ill with the hall Friday night 28 numbers were grlp’ — sold. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silsbee are the SS Will Warner is better at this writing. [] His mother has been staying with him pH- ul parents of a balo )->y. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanton were in flp' the past week. [ M| 8. .1. Zimmerman and 4rife spent 'Nashvilleji few days last week. Mr. Stanton made a business trip to' Sunday at Chas. I den’s. Mrs. Bresee and family are entertain­ Grand Rapids Thursday. Mrs. George Cheeseman, of Maple j ing relatives from Hastings Grove visited her sister Mrs. Rice! F. Merrill is on the sick list. Tuesday. Will Pitt and Frank Wilkes expect John Ormsbev is moving into Sieve to move to their respective homes this Lester’s house, week. Frank VanSyckle and wife spent 3 , J Lots of gossiping over the phones' Sunday at Dr. Gallagher’s. now days. Hastings Markets. Berton Bowser and Grace Bristol hotter spent Sunday with friends near Bed­ < utn. per bu . Em, per dor ford. llWea. per lb Ijini. per lb... Kyr. per cm Tn)low. per lb <r*U. |«cr lm .. Wheat. p»tr bu. Wheat, per bu. Hay. per tou\ fork. Ih.. . \ Pork, drrwel Keans, per bu Chlekens. dn-Med Heef. dr—w-d Heuf. lit.. .......... Good Health to the Children Children especially are fond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food.. As good cake can be made only with good eggs, so also a cake that is health­ ful as well as dainty must be raised with a pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar light­ ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc., and what is more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young and old. kOYAL BAKUM POWDCB CO., NEW YORK. 2 Mowing Machines 1 Trotting Sul key 1 Bond Cart ' 1 Light Double Harness 1 Single Harness 1 Open Buggy 1 Set Bob Sleigh* 1 One Horse Cultivator 2 Big Milk Cans 2 Cider Barrels 1 Drill 1 Jfew Banner Plow 1 Hay Knife 1 Breast Collar Harness 1 Cook Stove 1 Steel Kange. nearly new 1 Extension Table 1 Bed Room Suite 4 Toth Timothy Hay And other articles too numerous to men­ tion I Mahlon Senter, Prop. W. H. COUCH. Auctioneer. Wm. Bromfield, Clerk AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming. 1 will sell at Public Auction, on | Monday, March 6th, 1905 at niy farm in Johnstown, one mile west of I.acey, commencing at 10 o'clock, the- following named ,property: M ttoa. dre*<w.| ('lurrrMxsl . Potato™ Kr*n. per lotj ... Meal |<r u»:i Middling*. per lloorjr. par lb. Coni.per toti Wim..|.| .-r cun Kalt, per bbl . Original Bilt. ’.wnilauiuM. »< Egger.e.Hnrv Hanburn. IlaMitup U:ty 3 head of work 1 mare, Il 1 1400 1300 1100, with ! f?Koad 0,*i>,.Wv.agon Bwt£8ry 1 colt l 1 1 1 1 1 1 «■'"»• xva:u« it. cuwXJ*tat ti den, ilcfeudaniL • » Crow Milk lliilo A. Shctdnn and IUr»e: W. WUlkuai lompUinanu. v» >•-“««> .Harthorn. Sarah K. . Harthorn. and J«hn J. Sir wart, drfrndant*. .. .. ... < r<>»« Bill. . < Whitarv. Rida-d Whitney. Pat­ rick H. Gilkry. Aia Stratton. WaBatt W , Dewey, hlu» \\. JUranun and Rell F. Wil•oil, cumplasnants. t t”,"' “‘I''”.":- ’t-X R U."L™ Jotai J. Stewart, defcnilanu. In pursuance of a final decree' made in the shove cau«- by tlie ( ircyii Court for the a«nccry, dated F>bruar£’ 25 £ ‘"T ,b5m<3r'L ninc ha ired *• '»«<lenU«l>ed. Circuit Court ComniMiAner for Harry -County, Michigan dull itcfl the nmnt.e. __ rt.. t ' 1 cow, 8 years old just bred 4 heifer, 2 years old. in calf I calf, 1 year old in June 1 calf, li uhis old 1 lull!. 2 years old iu June. 3 head of thorougbred cows, hot registered . 1 new milch cow . ■l yearliugf and 2 calwes 3-> head of Shropshire ewes, good ones 1 Shropshire Buck Poland (Ihina Boar Br<x>d sow due to pig firs! of April Champion Drill used but little Binder Mowier 2 Two horde eulivators 1 Blow set of Bob Sleighs Cutter Milburn- Wagon ret of double light Hamess Power Coni shelter Power feed cutter • TERTIS OF SALE “» «ar -• • —C. H. ^tevens, Prop. Datetl February il, iab&_ n-j, r™ r___ ,2.^. PHIL RITTER, Auctioneer. one fteel ur body. ,a directed by-!d d«r£ ** h* ’old ,rt dr’cr‘t^ »» ** u.or,h5”1 tfu,ncr <M- W. of .Sccuon number thirty (go) in Town ooc (X) North of Range number nine a^r>r?'07,i.COd”a”,in“ hun,!rcd »i««Y (ISO) FREE LUNCH AT NOON ’ , � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-03-08.pdf 56b68a54162a1d2e2fe3cac12a2278c1 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 45. fAR AWAY SIAM VERY INTBRESTHNQ LEITER FROM MRS. CARRIE VUTZ WALKER. BANNER. HASTINGS, MICH.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1905. RECIPROCITY DAY Mrs. > utz will Demonstrate and Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hayes Lead Im­ portant Discussions. lesson and the effect be wholesome, not only this year but In future years, if we should see the* entire citizenship of Hastings .cheerfully putting aside MAKE IQoS A YEAR THAT WILL their political partisanship, and in all city affairs being partisans of Has­ MARK THE TURNING POINT tings. aiid not'partisans of any political FOR HASTINGS party? . And again we ask. Why Not? ns, WHY NOT? ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR FOR RURAL PATRONS ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE BARRY CO. RURIAL CARRIER'S ASSOtlAtion REDUCED PRICES M. J- Christmas, the Photographer, Offers Them for this Month. It may not generally be known, but photographers send their old negatives A very interesting program has been HER PERSONAL EXPERIENCES away every few years to have them prepared for the meeting of the Wo cleaned so that they call be used again. men's Club. Friday of this week it be H. J. Christmas has several thousand of With the People There and Many Ing Reciprocity Day. Mir. Chas. Yuli, FOR ALLEGED AND ASSURE VERY GOOD SUGGESTIONS these negatives and at the end of this Facts About thzft Country arc who sometime ago was requested to month will tend them away. Before CRUELTY TO ANIMALS Given, STEADY PROGRESS give a demonstration In cooking, will doing so be will make a reduced price Petthas just taken down the last of do 10 at this meeting Two discusWe Commend Them to the Careful to all who have photos taken from our decorations fur last night, when we slons—The Need of Nurses at our By Cutting Politics Entirely Out, and Clark and Delos Barber, of Carlton, these negatives. This offer will hold Consideration of our Reader* Who Arrested on That'Charge Monday . good for this month only. Read his entertained the church members and County Poqr Houses and What we can are Served.by the Rurial Supporting but One and that a do to light the White Plague? will be their families, hnd the males were in Carriers. ' . adv. on page -L On the charge of failure to provide Non Partisan Citizens Ticket. majority. We have a nice company of considered. Mrs. Smith will have charge Always bave your mall addressed to Citizens of Hastings, why not this proper food and shelter for their cattle young people in the church and pl’eas- of the former ard Mrs. Hayes of the and-their horses, Clark an j ' Del«»s you so as to give the num Jer of the year forget that there have'ever been latter. Special music has been arrang­ ant hours spent thus can not fail any differences between us. and devote Earlier, brothers. Jiving in Carlton, riyal route on.Which you live. For. have a wholesome influence. After a ed for by Mrs. Hendershott Member 11*05. to united effort for the. good of wt-rv arrested. If the facts are as instance, suppose a letter is addressed! are requested to comt\>repared to take short charade given by our teacher and our - fair city? Would It not be an alleged, there is certainly ample rea­ "James Smith, Hastings. Mlcii." When I A MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION one or two other* we had ah eating rate part in the discussions and are also re Inspiration if (he entire citizenship of son for making the arrests and meting it reacl.es the postoffice, the clerk WILL BE ORGANIZED IN THIS (feeding each other cracker* while quested to bring a fork. Hastings would place the city’s wel­ out severe punishment. thtfre first looks to flnii it any Jamf* cm Saturday Evening blind folded * potato and driving racre fare so far above party that no party Smith gets mail in any of the’ boxas numltera and then I served hot tea, tea ticket Would be named In Hastings or general delivery In the city of Has­ caket, peanut and rice candy and an WILL BE BENEFICIAL this spring? tings. He may find there is a man of other Chinese delicacy!to them, not to United effort only can bring to our that name getting his mall at the gen­ u»; gnd dates with peannte in. As a city the blessings of a prosperity TERM OPENED MONDAY LAST eral delivery. In a day or so a James To the Members in Time of Sicknesrf people they do not like milk ur butter which will so jjplift Hastings as to Smith calls for h(s mail and gets this WITH LARGE CALENDAR and Death, Providing a Fund that ANNUAL BANQUET OF so I did not even pass milk, instead FIRST make Its progress in all lines a cer­ letter. Finding it not for him. he will be of Assistance. BOARD OF TRADE AT St. ROSE'S of waiting for Mrs. Eckels aud our ta tainty. brings it back tb the office. A James HALL LAST FRIDAY EVENING. SIXTEEN DIVORCE CASES In accordance with (he plan out­ ble boy* to take their empty cups, each And why not? Smith may live on Rur$l Route No. I, lined by him at the Board of Trade took his own enp to the table where YES. WHY NOT? and he is next tried. He finds he Is we wash all our dishes—on veranda be­ We arc speaking only our individual Evidently There Willbe a Bus j>Term not the right man. Finally it may get banquet. J. C. Barber Iras already A VERY FINE AFFAIR commenced work looking to the orga­ If all the Cases Shall be Tried. tween kitchen and main building. sentiments, and- not for any party, to the real Jam<* Smith, who may live Then we all sang several hymns. Rev. The spring term of Circuit court on Route No. 5. He is annoyed to nization of a Mutual,Benefit Associa­ when we ask WHY NOT? tion In this city Saturday night. Eckels offered prayer and socn they The Sumptuous Spread Was Follow ed Will the cause of the republican or opened Monday with the following find the letter open and that it has Petitions bare been drawn up and left but before leaving the veranda the by a Fine Program of Music and • been several days since it arrive<! lb democratic party be made to suffer if calendar: : circulated In the factories for those boys fired off several cannon crackers. Toasts--Four Hundred Present. Criminal Cases. we shall forgot partisanship in Has Hastings Can. he blame any one? who wWi to become ’members/ The Then our coolie and size entertained People vs. Theo. Pennington, dis­ Had the letter been addressed ' James The first annual banquet of the tings this year? Can It make any posus a few minutes Jonger by using kero Hastings Bini rd. of Trade held in St. slble difference wlth either whether posing of chattel mortgaged property. Smith. Hastings. Mich., Rural Route association' will doubtless be extended to Include clerks and others who wish aene in a bamboo trunk. The explo People vs. Emil Engler, bastardy. . ­ Rose's hall Friday vveuing last was an the city officers of Hastings shall be Npi 5" in the first place, everybody to joinj ' r . sion* were rather 1loud" and' sopae very unqualified success, surpassing even of one political faith or the other? People is, Robt. Coburn, statutory would have been saved troubleThe plan is to pay in 25 cents per pretty. The dispensary ” has a large the most satniulne expectatlons*of Its Hut if those officers are ejected on rape. Therefore, rural patrons should first of month, and after three months from, number of Chinese lantenir. fised on promoters. The .... capacity «, .v UQI People vs. Chas. A. Teller, statutory all instruct their friends to always ipuf of m the hallt partisan tickets do we not all know trie time of organization benefits of His Majesty's the-King’s birthday, etc was taxed, and’yet so well bad al) the that the temptation is strong to con­ rape. the number of the rural route on every l'». per week will be paid in case of aud these with a green vinb and fine • committees committees planned People vs. Arthur T Crites, dispos­ letter sent 'to them. pfanwd and and worked worked that that sider party advantage when’ the sickness and In case of death. white flowers made the house very ’ the nearly 40b banqueters.were sealed thoughts of,the rity officials should be ing of contract property When you/sfgn a letter to any one. There will be a meeting at the People vs. Arthur Smith, forgery, pretty. Four of oar six frontdoors had fad no one ....... ......... ■•for the’ city’s good and that only? uncomfortably always give your poKtofllce address for sentence. Council room Saturday erening at festoons of the vine and lanterns. crowded. Can we afford to hazard the future of People v». John Dickens, malicious and'the number of your rural roate. 7:.'<u and all who are interested are In speaking with Mr. Eckels about The people began to assemble at the Hastings by inviting partisan feeling injury to property, for sentence. This will help your correspondents' to Invited to attend. their carrying their own dishes out, he hail at six fifteen, and until nearly to divide our clthensblp? ‘ get your correct address and save’ time said that in the Siamese home the W- have had a year of non-partisan Eckardt & Becker vs. Jbhn Yarger. and trouble. guest is supposed to rinse out his own arrivals. On entering the hall, the rtflr- In this city There have been assumpsit. The carriers have found some pat­ DON’T LIKE THE IDEA rice bowl. The evening was as rainy guests Were asked to step down into mistakes, as there always will M. F. Jordan vs. C, F. Brands!etter, rons too lazy or too indiffcrent-to keep as the day had J>cen, we .having had 10 the basement where thefr overcoats trespass on the case. a clear roadway to their mall boxes. Geo. Redding vs. H. E. Downing, This has not been pleasant. Of a Gas Plant Near their Homes-Reor 11 heavy showers, but nearly all the and hats were checked and cared for. been made to give this city a good assumpsit. . Kidents of 2nd and 3rd Wards ask people of the church came. This feature saved much time and con­ government, and to promote its progC.-F, Brandstetter vs. M. F. Jordan, ' Please do not allow rigs to he Company to Get Another Site. Last Sunday afternQdn Annabel, Dr. fusion. and was greatly appreciated, rcss. If you look at the city streets, assumpsit. hitched near the mail box, or any other Walker and 1 took the path leading as each one could secure their belong­ it is conceded that they give evidence ’•'rances E. Beach va. City of Has­ article to get in front of your mall The new gas company has pur­ tings. trespass bn the case. out to the rice fields; again we found ings In very qftort. order. of the l»est street work ever dene In chased the old Whip factory site In Hahn A Weil vs. Mabel C. Marble, box. it you dn, the carrier cannot de­ plenty of water and dozens of people In liver your mall. . the Second ward for Its plant. As this The doors to the banquet hall were Hastings. If you consider the public attachment. Continued on page 7. Sturges A Burn Mfg. Co. n Geo. H. A rural carrier has to work hard. would bring it very close to some of opened .at 6:45. and a little before schools, you will find them in the best There is the long drive every day. the best residence property in the dty, seven, all wpre comfortably seated, all conditV>n and doing the, best work in Potter, assumpsit. CyruHJT. Kelson vs. Barry A Eaton rain or shine; over bad roads and the owners’* are naturally interested, marching in In single file and without their history. The city has been or­ Ins. Co., assumpsit. .confusion.' The refreshments, which derly. The saloon tax been Increased Letton A Wheeler vs. Mabe! C. good, as often bad as good. Then the and are taking steps to protect their postal regulations require him to, regis­ homes. were plentiful in quantity and excel­ from $500 as it has been heretofore to Marble, attachment. P. W. Burgess, Drain Com’r.. va/ J. ter the time of his departure from and There is no spirit of antagonism to lent in quality, 'were served by the Il.tlOO per annum, and all the increase LOREN D. BINNS. OF MULLIKEN. ladles of the Eastern Star lodge. A Will go into the city treasury. It is W Rule et al.. assumpsit. arrival at the post office. He must the new company. On the other hand Misbawnukee Woolen Mfg. Co. vs. MET HIS DEATH MONDAY IN but rtjdit that these places which are they are all pleased to have the com­ make a record of the number of pieces noteworthy feature was the ease and L. W. Feighner, trustee, attachment. Provident Life Ins. Co. vs. Frank of each kind of mail he .delivers and pany locate here, and deslra to be­ WOODLAND TOWNSHIP. celerity with which the guests were so great a source of-municipal expense Mcrierby, assumpsit. collects. Periodically he must take a come its patrons. But they feel that served. In just one hour from the should pay a larger share than they Martin Goodenough vs. Jas. Aller­ complete census of the patrons on his a gas plant phould not be located in time the guests were seated all had have of the burdens they Impose on ding, replevin. LIVED ABOUT EIGHT HOURS been served and the toastmaster was this rity. Surely no fault can be route, including all the members and the mldsg of a residence district, and Chancery Cases. employes in each household. This is that It cannot fall to be objectionable Introduced. We consider this a re found with this increase by any good Terence Corrigan vs. John Yarger, and to depreciate the value and de­ easier said than done. citizen. markable record. receiver and Injunction. • Leaves One Child -• Remains Wore last spring there was grea£ bitter­ During 1904.' on Route No. 2, Has­ sirability of their home property. So Dewitt McCallum ya.. Happy L. After the banquet proper bad been Taken to His Home In Mulliken De Mott, foreclosure. believing, several of them met at the ness engendered in the municipal con ­ tings. I delivered 71.341 pieces of mall, discussed, the “feast of reason and ixittle M. Fox vs. Thos. Spence, bill and-collected 9.827 pieces, a total of store of C. H‘. Osborn Monday evrtriqg. for.Burial. flow of sou!” betfan. Kellar Stem. test. Happily that Is not evident now, in aid of execution. From our Woodland Corr»->pondent. and after forming an organlzatltki, although it isn ’ t as dead as It ought to 81,168 pieces. I have also Issued about President of jthe Board of Trade, tn Ellen M. Sweezey vs. John L. Young. Loren D. Binns, of Mulliken, was-the 30 money orders a month. selected committees to visit other ’ well chosen w rds Introduced Lee H. be. That feeling arose largely over Injunction. victim of a terrible accident Monday H. J. I den vs. J. F. Nichols et al., Trusting the suggestions given may cltleg to visit gas plants there. They Pryor as toasi faster for the evening, the assessment of the factories. There Injunction. afternoon, while at work on the Je­ In his Introduj also signed a communication to the would seem to be no occasion what ­ be heeded, as they will tend to better ion. Mr. Stem spoke of Iva Rossiter vs. M. F. Rossiter, rome Palmerton farm, one and onethe service rtor both carrier and pat­ Gas Co. offering40 buy the whip fac­ the old New ! Ugland town meetings. ever for such feeling now. No com­ divorce. half miles west of the Village of Wood­ and of the gpod *■■ ron. I remain, tory site at the purchase price, as the plaint is made of the factory assess ­ Mildred McDonald vs. Jas. McDon­ they — accomplished. land, on the south half of sec 17, as can ald. bill for separate maintenance. . Yours truly. company would have no use for It U In these busy times, he said. It was ments last year. Two of the five mem­ Frank Potts vs. Martha J. Potts, be seen by reference to the Banner It should buy another. This would BURDETT LICHTY. impossible for those charged with the bers of the Board of Review which sat divorce. map of Barry county. neeni a fair proposition, and show the last year opposed the Citizens ticket Stella Miller vs. A. O. Miller, divorce. The accident occurred aSout three duty of making plans tor the Board of And yet'that Board unanimously ap­ good faith of those making the pro­ Almira Kovlstra vs. Ralph Kovlstra. Trade to discuss the situation With1 o'clock Monday afternoon. At that PAID THEIR DEBT posal. each citizen, so the next beat thing proved the factory assessments. This divorce. Frank Sweet. Mary Sweet time the victim was working In the Of course there have been great Im­ element of division is then eliminated. was done, and the citizens were called divorce. woods with several other men. He had Why . not then bury all past divi­ to this pleasant gathering, that they Isabella Fuller vs. Philo Fuller, Lawyers Gave the Doctors a Banquet provements In the manufacture of gas. Just chopped down a big maple tree and there is no question but that sions and agree as one man that for divorce. might discuss together the work of Monday Evening. and was watching it fall when it struck Marie TennanCvs/Jos. R. Tennant, Messrs. Freese and Ott Intend to have promoting the prosperity and growth the year 1905 we will wholly eliminate divorce. a beech tree, the top of which was dead. That ball game between the doctor a plant that Is thoroughly up-to-date, of our fair little city. In this way, partisanship and every feeling of dis­ F. W. Zill va. I-ela Zill, divorce. The rebound from the beech tree threw and the lawyers last fall will tn re­ and keep it as clean .and ntdu as a gas Maus,. divorce. we were reviving the old town meet­ cord in city affairs? May we not have Fred Maus vs. Elgin '* ” the-dead top back 40-or 50 feet, strik­ Chaa. Pomeroy vs. Beatrice Pom­ membered. in which the pill dispen­ plant can be kept. But the residence ing. He was happy to see such a this feeling of harmony so strong that ing the yictim squarely on the head, eroy. divorce. sers walked all over the disciples of owners interested feel that any pas representative gathering, and was sure all will join in the Citizens non-par­ Jackson Laubaugh vs. Amanda Lau- Blackstone. It was agreed that Ute plant is objectionable, ao matter how crushing his skull, the blood streaming it meant much for the future of the tisan movement, and select the very baugh. divorce. from his ears, eyes, and nose. vanquished should banquet the vict­ modern, and should not be placed in a best and most progressive men of both Catharine Roush vs. Israel Roush, Dr. Kilpatrick, of Woodland, was city. ors. Accordingly the M. D.s' have residence district, but on the other Mr. Pryor then assumed the duties parties to do the dty's business? Shall divorce. summoned and rendered every medical Flossie I-a Clair vs. Edward La bean working up a tierce appetite all hand should be located where there is we not insure the defeat pf partisan of toastmaster in a way that showed Clair, divorce. service possible. The injured man liv­ winter. Thev considered themselves the least possible residence property. that he was perfectly at home In that advantage to either party by selecting Mary E. Wilson vs. Harry W’ilson, in proper trim Monday, so the limbs The committees will this week con­ ed about eight hours. position. The manner in which he the nominees so fairly that partisan divorce. The home of the deceased was in 1118 clude their investigation and make Mary Warner vs. Jerry Warner, of the law paid their debt, met the demands upon him was proof advantage cannot be gained if any Mulliken, to whlbh place his remains their reports. What further action function took place in G. A. B. hall should be so unwise or unpatriotic os divorce. were taken for interment. Deceased of the wisdom of his selection for the to attempt itf P. T. Colgrove vs. Berwick Auto Car Monday evening. 21 lawyers, doctors may be taken will depend upon de­ Co., foreclosure. was 28 years of age and is survived by difficult post of toastmaster. , and dentists being present Bacnaby velopments. We freely admit that it would not be The first on the regular program one child, bis wife having died some Bros. * catered. It was a very pleas­ was a baritone solo by Mr. Wallace wise to have\but one ticket in the OBITUARY. ant social occasion, which all enjoyed PREPARING FOR SPRING time ago. field every year. But this is a crisis Brown, of Grand Rapid*, which was so hugely, even the lawyers admitting Mrs. W.O. Green died at her borne, well rendered and appreciated that an year for Hastings. Wo believe the good of the' city demands the surren Jesse Townsend has Just Received that it was “more pleasant to give’’ in Eckelson, North Dakota, Feb. 13 BARRY CO. MAN HONORED encore was demanded and given. a banquet, “than k*ecelve” a drub­ of paralysis, act’d 56 years. der of all partisanship until our city The first speaker was Mr. C. F. a Car Load of Wagons and a Car Moo. Wm. J. Stuart Appointed bing at the bands of .the doctors as Miss Anna M. Hanchetl was bora Field, editor of the Hastings Herald, shall have entered upon a course of Load of Buggies. Collector of Internal Revenue they did last fall. In Hillsdale county bot came to whose topic was "Boards of Trade, assured progress. Even then we be­ Jesse Townsend, the hustling imple­ et Grand Raplda. Barry county with her parents, Mr. lieve It will be BETTER TO DIVIDE their Organization apd Object" It ment dealer, has Just received a car Hon. W. J. Stuart, of (Irand Baplds, and Mrs. George Hancbett, settling DROPPED DEAD was treated in Brother Field's usual ON POLICIES AND NOT ON POLI­ load of wagons and a car loadof buggies, has been appointed collector of inter­ Id Maple Grove, where she lived for carriages, surreys etc. as will be seen by clear and excellent manner. He TICS. F. Skinner’s Father Dropped o. val revenue at that place. ;Mr. Stuart many years. She was married to W. For the present there is no way in bis adv. elsewhere in thia issue. Mr. argued'that every city should have a Dead at Greenvillewaa born in Yankee Spring*, taught O. Green In 1872, ano they reaided in Board of Trade, whose work should which the purpose of the citizens of Townsend is preparing for the spring Frank Skinner, aged 65, a resident this city for several years. Mr. Green school and waa admitted to the bar In be to promote the growth and pros­ Hastings-to place the city and its In­ trade and will be better prepared than of Greenville, dropped dead on the Haatings and It was here that he waa being foreman of the BANNER office. perity of the place, in moral and in terests first can be so evidenced as by ever before to suit his customers. street in that city Saturday, married. Therefore Barry County To them two children were boro. teilectual as well as material affairs. cutting out all politics, and putting the father of 0. F. Skinner of this city, Volney aaed-2M, and Lloyd aged 2z, claims him, and te prepared to make but one and that a non-partisan city This body should lie so organlzezd as and formerly resided in Hastings. good bar claim. And we all rejolre who with the husband survive a lov­ Lent begins td-day which is Ash it Is In Hastings that all classes of ticket in the field. <n the post, lack over bia good fortune and unite In ing wife and mother. Wednesday. Easter Sunday will be citizens can belong and contribute to of harmony and the presence of par­ wiahlng him a very prosperous admin­ ' The infaul eon of Mr. and Mr*. Solon The retrains were brought here its labors. Among the worthy objects tisan feeling have hindered the prog­ April 23rd., which is very late, only istration In the important o!B» to once in a century will it be later in Doud, of W. Green SL, has been quite Feb. 16. and Interred In .Maple Grove for the local Board, aside from Hhe ress of Hastings. Can we not banish which Preaident Booaevelt baa choaen ill this week with bronehitia. cemetery Mb! de hai mother. April than that both tbi* year? And would »ot ths Continued od page 4. FOR TUT WORKMFN IT WAS A HUMMER KILLED BY fALLING TRH Uaa. HIT (10(1111 COURT �HASTINGS BANKER. MARCH 8'190^ Hastings Banner. COOK BROS.. Editor*. FORTY-NINTtt YEAR. tUX MONTHS . -• 'THREE MONTHS ON INSTALLMENT PLAN confidence In IL And this is unfortu- j nate; for a fair as well as free press ta very desirable on every account. But1*J. jA. *p * * *Brennan; F. * H. Representing the under the conditions existing in thia ' Gately &.Donovan Co., Has Ar­ state, it can easily be true that the peo­ ranged for Their Line Here. ple of Michigan will discredit any state J. F. Brennan representing the|Gallay ments appearing in the Scripps papers and Donovan Co., one of the largest because of the source they would Complete Houae Furnishing concerns emanate from, and because those papers in the country, was. in the city last persistently belittle and abuse the lefts week and arranged w.th Wm G. Fore­ lature and the state administration. man, the Jefferson,street merchant, lo­ When one recalls how easily Mrs. Entered at tho' postofflon at .liMtlngs. Michl­ Chadwick tricked the bankers aud _„ ,.lUM matter money-loaners who were her dupes, it seems as though the comic papers and ADVERTISING, RATES. almanac jokers could - afford to change Wtptey ■dverttalng. rates furnished on SppH- their subject for the victim of sharpens from the so-called “verdant" farmer to the dead easy bank president, cashiers and money lenders who bit so easily and greedily at the bait this woman Carder 1 nantu. rwcniywy Obltavy. poet'y aud resolutions, 5c a n«. dangled before them. Notices of births, deaths or inarrlajjcs win be pr'.dted free as new# matter. ,„ . . tS’-No communication win be publishes un­ der anT circumstances unless It liears the writer** name and post office address. WOODLAND JOB PRINTING. The letting of the job on the Wood­ land Center drain has been adjourned till March 30 and of the McArthur drain till March 21. THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY. James M. Smith was in Hastings on It now seems quite probable that the, etatetrf Kansas will enter upon the ex­ Wednesday on legal business. William Warner has sold , his house periment of pumping and refining its own kerosene oil. The people of that and lot to David J. Ober. We wonder state have been practically forced to what will come next? . this procedure through the exasperat­ L. Parrott Itad wife are improving. ing efforts of the Standard Oil Com­ Charles Shriner, of the couity house, pany to obtain possession and control was in our village. Wednesday and of the recently discovered Kansas oil Thursday. fields. It has long been the expectation A. EStabrook's house caught fire on of intelligent observers of modern in­ Thursday, bat a crowd soon gathered dustrial .movements that sooner or later and put it out before muchi damage state ownership aud state control would be utilized to meet and compete with was done. John Valentine and family have re­ industrial combines and commercial turned from Warnerville, where they monopolies. , The Standard Oil Company’s course have been spending the winter. in Kansas has thus hastened the begin Fire started in some unknown man­ ning of a contest which may lead to a ner in Z. A. Cornell’s house on Thurs­ long era of demoralizing loss and day, but was soon extinguished. The waste before the problem involved Is loss on- furniture Is about twenty dol­ satisfactorily solved. lars. At the Republican caucus in pur vil­ Of one thing the citizens of Michigan lage Wednesday evening, the following can be assured despite the croaking of persons were placed in nomination: the Scrtpps'league of sensation mon­ President, C. S. Palmerton; clerk, gers, that the legislature of Michigan Wesley Meyers;; treasurer, D. B. Kil­ will pass a primary reform bill which patrick; trustee*. John Hynes, Guy will fully redeem the platform promises Bovee and WUlard Bawdy; assessor, of the republican party. Inasmuch as William Miller. the legislature is the sole department F. E. Jordan and family have moved of the state government that must Into the E. Lucas bouse... originate such a bill and the legislature Rev. I. E. Crites, of Caledonia, was is unanimously republican and every member elected on the platform adopt* in our village onf day last week. Th* Banskk has one ot the bast equipped 4b Offices m WesU-rn Mfchlnii. and ».prepared « do every kind of book ana Job printing. Simon Nelthammer lost a good horse od in Grand Rapids, they are under no obligation to go beyond that platform, one day last week. : < not even to please the Scripps league. . P. Schray was quite severely poi­ soned with sumac last week.< but is The prompt aud summary action of belter now.' CJov. W arner in the case of F.N. Dutch­ John Raffler is now working tor W. er, the member of the upper peninsula H. Sease In his hardware store; asylum board who violated a state law There seems to be a good (leal of by making purchases for the asylum whistling-on our 'streets, but James N. through which he i personally profited, Covert is to blame for it. Hejtas will be commended by the citizens of been handing out over- five hundred Michigan. The demand for the resig­ whistles to the boys. nation of the recreant official coupled Our new clothing store will have an ■with the stinging reproof for hls mis opening next; Wednesday. deeds which the governor administered Chauncey Priest has pneumonia and will not soon be forgotten by Mr. Dutch­ er, aud has created a favorable impress­ Is very sick. Beatrice Hfll has the pneumonia, but ion everywhere. j is better at tills writing. Jay Strickland has purchased the For January thja year, the imports of material for manufactures was over 50 John Aspinwall farm. Frank Flint, of Battle Creek, who per cent of the entire imports. Most of UUs 50 per een£ was raw materia). has-been spending a few days wRh his sister. Mrs ; H. E. Hall, returned to 'I’liis shows to wiat.an extent this Battle Creek 6n Moadny. . . country is becoming! a .manufacturing Mrs. Ida Case. -of Caledonia, Is ' nation, and is a demonstration of the spending a Tew days with Woodland wisdom of a protective tariff. We will friends. soon reach that point when more than Ermott Bates has the grippe and Is half'our imports will be raw material's for mahufBcti/ree, dud an equal pro­ unable to work. portion of our exports will be manu­ factured products. I WEST WOODLAND. Mrs. Weaver has returned from Grand Rapids. J. H. Durkee and wife attended a gathering of old friends at the home 1 of J. H. Wickham In Carlton ; last Thursday. Misses Bertha Heise and Gertie Geiger are on the sick list. Mr. Genrbeart, of Lake Oddsea. called on Mr. Senter last Thursday. Fred Baine has been quite ill with tonsilltis. but is better at this writing. Mrs..Roxy Farmington is under-the doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curtis attended the- U A. S. at Mrs. Short’s^near 'the TaJharac church last week. A_ J. Hunt and wife and Mrs. Pamela The Tailure of the j Dptroit trading stamp newspaper sebfeme is the ex­ Martin, of Lockpart. N. Y.. were guests at Henry’ Shaibley’s last Friday, j pected result of an Illegitimate and unThere was a nice crowd to the busineM-llke venture.! The trading stamp shark who sought to utilize an social at Andrew Geiger's list Friday expensive newspaper as an adjunct to evening. Proceeds, nearly Rix dollars. Frank Pannington and his’ mother stamp swindle kpows more than he did as to the limits of public credulity aud with their guest, Mrs. Case, of Sara­ is possessed of some two hundred nac. visited at Geo. Rowlader’s Sun­ thousand dollars less tlian when his ex­ day. , Our teacher and scholars sent away periment was entered upon. It is to be and purchased two beautiful boqueta hoped that this trading. stamp news­ paper fiasao will be soonj followed by the of carnations and presented oae to Mr. aliaudonment of the whole miserable Haver.fthe other to Mr/Ixte, to extrading stamp business! so far as Mieh- prvac their sympathy for them in their affliction. ngan is concerned. A bill has been Introduced in the Michigan legislature! to make the pay of legislators 81,200 for the two year term. That bill wouil cost the tax pay ere of Michigan abo rt 890,000 more in legislative salaries than now. But if coupled with it were a clause making it. a crime for a legislator to accept a pass, and compelling sessions from noon of Moaday^to Saturday noon it would be a big jnoney saver. It would attract bet­ ter Business talent and result in greater care in preparing billi, closer scrutiny of .appropriation bills, and greater econ­ omy. Everything thing you eat will taste >ps dailies have opened up goodand do good if you take Ring s jtheir mud batteries ou the Michigan Dyspepsia Tablets. Sold by Fred L.' administration legislature and slate .................. .......... Heath, the Druggist.I Just criticism is all right and to be es- ; ■pected. But that which the Scripps league has the habit of dishing out is so ,11a IW Ya tai far removed from fairness that the peo­ ple of Michigan cannot afford‘ to pat Our Spring line of corsets now ready for your in­ spection. Including all the best makes from the ba>t makers. cated in the Jones block, to represent them. All goods can be .purchased on the monthly installment plan, and on easy terms of payment Mr. Foreman, also buys and sells second hand goods. Read his adv in this issue. HOLMES CHURCH. Mrs. Carrie Parmaleo entertained company from away. Mre. Randall, of Lake Odessa, and Mrs. Alice Franks, of Portland. Mr. Rounds, of Courtland. N. ¥.. vis­ ited R. B. Murdock's the past week. J. V. Wickham and wife attended the Board of Trade rbanquet at Has­ tings Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. L. Townsend were the guests of Mr. Richard Townsend’s peo­ ple in Nashville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Graham, of the town line, were the guests of their daughter. Mrs. S. A. Halmes. recently. Mrs. Sackett entertained the foillow­ ing named persons Monday: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parmelee and Mrs.. Alice Frank, of Portland. .. Mr. aud Mrs. A. J. Hunt. Mrs. Mar­ tin, of Cambria. N. Y.. and Mrs. Ida Durkee visited at Mrs. Hattie Durkee s □n thetState road. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling, of Wood­ land. were the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller. Mrs. Lou Weaver returned from Grand Rapids Friday. K Mrs. Mamie Todd and children, of Hastings, have been spending a few days with her parents’ Mr. and Mrs. smt fo*l' I’ The well known Royal Worcester, American Lady, Cresco, and Her Ladyship. E. Merritt Charles Youngs. Mrs. 8? A. Holmes entertained the senior class and teachers of the Wood­ land high school, of which Miss Carrie is a member. Light refreshments weje served. They spent thp evening hf games. and among the rest was a fruit contest. Miss Flossie Bawdy carried away the first prize and Miss Maud Bates the booby prize. They all voted Mrs. Holmes a royal entertainer. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wickham enter­ tained a company^pf friends in honor of J. V. and WarrerTWic.kham'H birth­ day. The following named families were represented: Mr. Warren Wick­ ham. Allie and Lester Van Brockien, J. H. Durkee and Harlow, Frank and H. Myers. Henry. Stevens, of Clarksville, was the guest of George Fuller’s people Monday. . The Three P’s Pluck, Push and Perseverance —are all essential to fi­ nancial success. A sys­ tematic system of saving is of equal importance: and this often has its be­ ginning with the opening of a little savings account. Possibly you would like to talk with us about the matter. We pay 3 per cent, on savings deposits, Compounded scmi-annnally. Hastings National Bank, HASTINGS, MICH. Only National Bank in Barry County This cut illustrates my new method of fitting glasses RETINOSCOPY q Requires no questions to find the refractive error, makes fitting surer. build a House? F. R. Pancoast build a Barn? SPRING SUITINGS To repair your House? It will soon be time to order your Spring Sult—I am al­ ready prepar­ ed to show a full line of cloths of ev­ ery conceiv­ able style for the coming season. , We are Headquarters for Everything in the Line of Builders* Hardware. 1 trust I mayhave the pleas­ ure of serving you before the month is over, and advise you to make your selection now while the cream of the stock Is un­ disturbed. We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line. This promises to be a busy year, You will be wise to arrange NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our line. C B. LUNN, FINE TAILORING. Hastings, nich. Are You Planning I Weissert Bros �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH 8. 1905. ITS ONLY 10 Cents MOST ANY LADY WOULD ' GIVE THAT FOR SOME­ THING TO HANDS KEEP SttOUTH HER AND SOfT. ITS JUST THE THING FOR THOSE WHO DO THEIR OWN HOUSE ' WORK. A LITTLE DUR­ ING THE DAY, AT NIGHT- A ' GOOD APPLICATION. GOOD RESULTS WILL BE PLAIN IN THE MORNING. W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescriptions prepared as if for the Doctor’s own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. REDUCED PRICES FOR MARCH I have several thousand nega­ tives that I will send away at the end of this month, to be cleaned off so they can be used again. Perhaps your negative may be among the lot. Lu order that ah who desire photoe from negatives I now have, may get them, I will make a Reduction In Price for this month only to all who have photos made from any of these negatives. .So do not delay, but place an order at once or it will be too late. H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, : Hastings, Michigan Announcement. an1 wish: to that I nounce returned «have from' “ Chicago, where I jhave ta­ . ken a .Post Graduate Course In diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. I am prepared to treat all diseases of these organs and Scientific­ ally fit glasses. - C. H. BURTON, M. D. Office over Horton-s Grocery Store. Good Printing When you have Printing done you NER want it nicely -when you are in LETTER HEADS NOTE HEADS BILLHEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS ’ CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS • ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITATNS In fact, almost anything in the. line of printing in one or more colors. >11 don*. Let us have the next McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. PAYS TO BUY AT HOME Mrs. Garland is very sick with the grip. ' Mrs. Tebo visited at Mrs. Traver’s Another Instance of Whire People one day last week. Did not Save Money by Purchas­ Mrs; Era Bristol, of Johnstown, vis ing Groceries of Outside ited at Mrs.- Sweet's laat week. Firms. MIm Erma Musaon, of South Has The Lansing Republican of last Wed tings, called on Elfle Crawley Sunday nesday contained the statement that owning. . iJohri Cheney, Rutlaud, visited ai two Carloads of general -merchandise Mr. Strimpack's last Wednesday and had been received at that point the 'day before fron, a Dayton, Ohio, flrm Thursday. Jim Clark, of Hendershott Comers, for distribution among the farmers of spent a few days with his daughter. that vleinity. Mostof the gtnxis were gro-> cedes which had been sold in advance. Mrs. Charles Hall. Jim Crawl»y and Reuben Crites have The retail grocers of Lansing secured samples of the.goodsjwhich will be'sub­ rented (the Allgeo farm and wilf move mitted to the state'ebemists for analy­ in ithe near future. sis and if found impure proceedings Mr. Keech is going to have a shiv Friday. March 10. We are sorry J to against the flrm will be begun. The article says lensing grocers would be .have them leave us. The boxing school Is still progress­ glad to sell the same kind of 'goods at ing under the management of Profes­ 10 per cent lees than was paid for these goods. Large numbers of orders, ag­ sors Miller and Hall. W. a Allgeo has bought -a store at gregating quite a sum of money, have been secured in this vicinity by this Carltoii Center and will move there | Urm and others. These good* are all *oc«i. We wish hlm'succvsK. ' cash on delivery—they give no time on Mr- and Mrs. Schwbuchq gay-e a । anything they sell, no matter how re­ dancing party for their daughter Ella. sponsible the purchaser way be; Fort All present report a good time, ' land Observer. These same parties took a number of LAKE VIEW. Claud.' Mead Is preparing to build a orders for groceries here some time ago but when these goods arrived some uf new house this spring. J- G. Holmes, of Charlotte; called on th? purchasers touk pains to investigate his daughter. Mrs. Will Charlton, last and learned that instead of saving money they had lost; for they found Tuesday. Henry Fisher and wife visited her that the same articles could be bought father and mother, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin of our own grocers’ as cheap and some­ times cheaper than of this wholesale ■Bowers. I Friday. • Ed Fajught hat hired out to Gilbert Ann. This is only another instance of where it pays to buy at home. . and Ernest Todd, and will move onto the Parsons place. Ask Loya! Fisher what kind of SUNDAY MORNING FIRE suckers he was after Wednesday when he and his horse broke through the £Small Blaze in Charley Gardner’s ice into the lake. Hume. VeryJSmall Loss. ^Sunday morning the chimney of Chas. PODUNK. Ella lleutz spent Sunday at Afton Gardner's home in the third ward burn­ ed out, aud probably some of the burn­ Smith's.' ing soot set Lire to the roof, fur it was The young 'popple surprised Aden discovered Jto be burning soon after. Ransom*!»t. her home Saturday evdn An alarm was speedily turned in, but 1^ the Oto department was slow in arriv­ EnH Ijsugbaugb. who jias been visit ing because of not .knowing where it lug In Otel.i and Indiana, has reiuntf-d was located. Meantime good work by after an extended visit . j individuals contint-d the lire‘to small Mrs. Gt>ur«e Rajnsum, we are glad to limits, so that little was left for the hear. Is ^btuewhai bepter. after having firemen aud t^ey subdued the tlames .-mffeYed a relapse last week. • with very little loss or damage. The meetings which have been in progress at the church are closed on EAST HASTINGS. account of pour attendance. Mrs. Orr Fisher la improving slowly Hugh Johnson is moving into the , Mrs. Howard McIntyre is quite seri­ Van Wagjtten house and will run that ously ill. farm. Hip sister Olive will keep house -^_Mrs. John Shaw man Is Improving for him. 1 ‘ < slowly. Mrs. Rena Clift, of Nashville, Lloyd Valentine has returned to hia is at home caring for her. home in; Woodland, after having Mr. and Mrs. Will Hopkins. Mr. Wal­ worked three cw four weeks at Afton lace Hobbs and Mr. C. C. Olmstead, all Smith’s. of 'Hastings, were guests uf Orr Miss Lords* Johnson has returned Fisher' Sunday. . to her work, at Dr. Rhoerig’s after The ladles’ dime society at Mrs.having spent a few weeks' vacation in Thomas Fisher’s Inst Thursday was a this place >nd vicinity. success In every way. There were A tramp slept at the school house two big sleigh loads of ladles from the other night and kept himself warm Hastings who attended. Proceeds, with the teacher's wood, which she seven dollars and fifty cents. • bad .so carefully left for the following There will be preaching at the morning. church next Sunday morning at the Several of the children have been usual hour. . . or are under the bane of chicken pox .Mrs. Dell Cotton, who has been sick whlcb, though conceded to be a light nt her mother's, In Rutland, has not disease, is nevertheless a most dis­ returned home yet. Dell says he agreeable one aud many of them are doesn’t like to keep bachellor’s hall. quite sick with it. Mr. Nelson Kennedy has mpved near Frank Smith had a cow fall into the lA»ec(i lake. lake the other day, but after the heroic Frank Kennedy-will movfc onto the efforts of Mrs. ijmlth. a minister, and place that Nell has just vacated. three'w four others, she .was rescued There will be a spelling contest at from her watery bed and at last re­ the’school house Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ed. Birdsell. Of Hastings. Is ports was doing well. Mrs. Hctory Bliss was much sur­ stopping a few days with her sister, prised Saturday evening when a num­ Mrs. Orr Fisher. ber of her, friends cam* in to remind • MAPLE GROVE. her of her; birthday. Music and con­ Mrs. Cora Potter, of Jackson, and versation wore enjoyed, and a -bounti­ Mrs." Ella' Larkin.' of Detroit, visited ful repast was served. Afterwards a their father, Jake Shoup, who is quite substantial and’ comfortable . willow ill. rocker was presented, for which Mrs John Shoup, of Climax, passed a few Bliss showed, much gratitude. days with his fathter. Jake. Shoup. th. BANNER, Hastings. Mich. Jones Block. St' Hastings, filch. , We tray and *U Second Hand Goods. Demands a Larger Stock Have you seen DePue? He has the Everything in Groceries and Dry Goods. Highest-prices for produce. Ba sure you see DePUE Before you buy or sell. Phone 86. HASTINGS REALTY CO. Organized In This City Friday. Capital is $15,000. The Hastings Realty Co. was organ­ ized in this city Friday by the purchas- • ers of the McNair property, with a cap-1 ital of815,000and the following olflcers: President........ . ................... Wm. F. Stine I Vi<* President.............. . .(J.-W. Morrill I secretary............ . ................ p; A. Sheldon j Treasurer............................ p. T.-Colgrqve: It was decided to straighten all the j Street* running through the property, I and not hive them conform to the an- I gie In Green street. This will be greatly.appreciated by all who do not like crooked streets. PRESIDENTS NAME NOT PROPRIATE. ANNOUNCEMENT Two I wish to -announce to the people of this vicinity that I have just received ONE CAR LOAt) of len­ sing Wagons, sold here for many years They arc made on honor, fully guaranteed, and reasonable in price. Car t I have also received ONE CAR LOAD of Buggies, Loads Carriages, Surreys. They are all high grade, some of them have rubber tires, and comprise the best makes in the market. Give me a call. AP­ Had it been different, he would have been named Theodore Roosevelt Gard­ ner. But as the little arrival on inaug­ uration day was a lovely daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner, tbe^parents, are considering appropriate'Teminine names for the youpg lady who put in her appearance Saturday March 4th. Mothet.and daughter are doing nicely. FIRST DOOR NORTH OF HOTEL BARRY, HASTINGS. MICH. LIQUOZONE 1 ani ths principal distributer in this market of this well known Remedy, which destroys all Germ Diseases, by destroying the germs which produce them. I , What are G» rm Diseases? , ! I • Air that begin with fever, all inflamj/tion, all catarrh in anypart of the body, all contagious discaste.’ ail results of impure bloou. The t'ompany will give you a 50-ccnt bottle of Liquozone FREE for trial if you will call at my store. Jt will interest our readers and the many friends of Homer DePqe to learn that, since he purchased Gard Bennet's stock df groceries and dry goods he has doubled the patronage of the store. & S W. H. GOODYEAR The Druggist. -Homer is perfectly at home in this line and Is adding to his stock of goods.and by treating everybody right and hust­ ling all the time proposes to still further increase his business. Please note his announcement elsewhere, and look, for it every week, as he will have something of interest every time. fl fl The Arion Male Quartette has acquir­ ed a reputation for giving concerts of the most popular and pleasing character Their repertoire Includes some of thedif ficult selections by the best composers | fl fl fl but Is characterized chiefly by songs of a more popular character, Including many humorous songs,plantation songs and the old aongs which everybody knows and likes to hear. These’ are given with just enough variation to adapt them to quartette singing, and the perfect precision and harmony with which their songs are sung by the Arion Quartette form* one of the most pleasing featurea’of their singing. A novelty string quartette will be a feat ureof this Beason’s prpgrama. FOR SALE. Small farm, or exchange for a larger. Good buildings,. fruits of all kinds, good soil; three and one-half miles from Hastings. OTIS H. DenOTT, RURAL ROUTE NO. 6. Capital, A CAR LOAD OF WINDOWS, DOORS AND SASH THE ARION MALE QUARTETTE: ROLLICKING SONGS OF COLLEGE DAYS YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Wm. G. Forman. The last number of the Women’s Club Lecture Course will be a concert by the Arions, a male quartette, with Miss Elma B. Smith as reader, and will 'be-given at St. Bose’s hall Thursday evening March 16th at 8 o’clock. Miss Smith has a wide reputation as an im1 itaior of birds and children. Price of single tickets .**0 cents, aud fur students 35 cents. Reserved seats 10 cents, Board for reserved- seats will be oj»en Tues day March 14th at 7 o’clock at Fred L. Heath's aqd Carveth’s. Homer DePue Reports His Grocery­ Trade as Having Doubled. ' NORTH IRVING. Milroy Hutchinson moved his house­ hold goods: to this place Saturday. Jjon Norton, has rented the Powers buildings for the coming summer. There will be a necktie social at the home of Joe Willitts’ this week Fri day evening. March 10. Ladles, bring two ties, also cake. Flora Gam spent last week with her parents. . Moving around and auction sales is Inst. । ' _ the order of the day. Charles and I larry Maaon are quite J. Kurtz will soon move to the city. iAIso Joe Willitts to his farm ill with the grip. near Hastings. . D. H. Evani oC Battle Creek, was seen on fur streets a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mason gave a progressive pefiro party last Saturday night to about Xwenty guests. Ed. Wood mid Mrs; Roll Hall received first honors, while MrK D. R. Slade. Mrs. With UB. We have a large stock Ed Wood and (Roll HaJl carried away of goods that we will sell you at the boobies. Refreshments were served. 1 reasonable prices and will ar­ range terms of payment to suit One night is all thetime necessary to your convenience. Our stock prove that Pineulee la the best remedy consists of in the world for backache and all kid­ CARPETS. RUGS. ney and bladder troubles. If you have rheumatism or any other blood disease > CURTAINS, a single dose will give relief. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. nHherV Mid wb will sell fou anything A Large Increase in Trade OnfClub Lecture Course by the Arions, a Fine" Male Quartette. VERY GRATIFYING INCREASE Orson Swift is no better at this writing. The 12-year-bld ion of Mr. and Mrs., Matt Wilcox died iu his home in East Kalamo. The funeral services were j held from the Maple Grove M. E. church last Friday. Interment in the Wilcox cemetery- [ . Grant Shafer's folks have moved on O. N. McLaughlin'^ farm. Henry WhitCumj» has a sale the Sth order. 3 LAST ENTERTAINMENT has just been received by us and we are better prepared than ever before to satisfy the wants of all who intend to do any building this year. If you intend to do any building It will pay yoq* to come and see us before you place any order. We will be pleased make figures on any material you may desire in our line. . REMEMBER j fl : jai ! ! I fl 1 " fl fl fl fl that we keep In Block a full line of LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES and everything you may need in building. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK, OF CEDAR FENCE POSTS, TOMLINSON LUMBER CO, t HASTINGS, MICH. $75,000.00 PrwMeitt. R. B. fflcutr, Ul« Prt*. fl. Ji. fl*l«rw«, Casbkr. Director* EMstir mesitr, R. B. ntawr, R. C. TrffltD, rn. LCtsk. D. $. Ssodyur, Dike (Hater*, B. fl. flMkrw*. $20,000.00 leaking fttposits OfflttB Cbctler Surplus, is a habit you will nev­ er regret having ac­ quired. The only thing you will be sorry for is/that you didn't begin' sooner. But it is better late than nev­ er. So commence now to make your old age comfortable and independent Start a bank hccount now and start it with the bastings City Bank It’s one of the best banks in the state. It pays in­ terest at the rate of 3 per cent and accepts deposits of $1.00 or.more in its Savings Department > Rt «m taterat imM M $*tog* Dcwmran nd cmpnukM wa-MMMliy. money to Coan 01 Real estate Storitv. il �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH 8. »; 4 Your Wants Hake them known in this, the BANNER’S WANT ADV. COL­ LITIN—One cent a word. *C nW Ad H A A UIIIAMFn President, of the brand Rapids Board nUrlriLK ot Tra^e» wIth a membersnip; of brer 11,100, and Is regarded as iui best offlContinued from first page. I mm station. His topic was "A securing of factories, should be the ' Successful Board of Trade. ’ His adestablishment of a good public library, areas was full ot excellent advice tor Mr; J. C. Barber discussed “The nue local Board. We aie sorry taat Among the Churches The members of Emmanuel Guild were pleasantly entertained by Mast­ 1er Messer Nevins hat Friday evening at his home on WestGreen?StreeL Af­ ' ter a short business session which con slated in the election of Messer Nevins as treasurer of the Guild in place of Edmund Wood, resigned, a number of enjoyable recitations were given. Playing games wm the next in order, after which the serving of delicious re freehments by Mrs Nevins brought to a close one bf the pleasantest evenings the Club has enjoyed. The next meet­ ing will be with; Leon Tolhurst Mar. 17. BAUER BROS, hold an unequaled reputation of sending out the beet quality Advantages of a Mutual Benefit Asso , uu cannot give a more exienaed re elation.’’ He told of several instances ' vww, He emphasised two qualities that had come.under his Immediate mat must be prominent in every eno notice of the good work of such asso­ cessnu Board or Trade, and every suc­ ciations in relieving the families of cessful member ot such a Board— the sick and in helping the widow and namely, service and sacrifice. Bach Wanted—Pure 8. C. W. Leghorn and orphan when' the bread-winner was member must do what he can, give White Wyandotte eggs wanted iu large taken away. He hoped to see such an wnat he can ot time" and money and obtainable at the lowest price. Whea you build you want quantities. Write or phone. : association formed in this city. the beat material at a reasonable price, you will get It here Freeport Hatchery Co., worn, tor tne good of the city, and tne and we guarantee you will be auited. We always keep on , Freeport, Mich. Mr. Barbers well-prepared paper DOura must lauor to,that ena. Mvtai hand was followed by a solo by Frank objects were not to be eliminated from The young Ladies Club of the Pres­ Fob Sale—House, barn and 5 acres of Horton, which was so heartily liked tne endeavors of a succesmui Board, byterian church was most’delightfully BEECH ANB MAPLE WOOD, COAL ARD BRICK. laud on North Broadway. For further that he was compelled to respond to tjucu a nouy Qiust strive to matte Citi­ entertained Last Friday evening by Mra. particulars inquire of P. A. Sheldon. the enthusiastic encore. zenship higher and cummuuity hie Gardner Chidester. The evening wm SEE OUR UNE OF ROOFING. Next came Arthur C.- Brown, Secre­ meaner and better, as wen as to pro­ pleasantly spent with music and games For Sale—Two good houses in second it was a after which light refreshments were ward, four blocks from City Bank. tary of the Board of Trade, with a mote industrial growth. splendid response to the sentiment, splendid address, and very well re­ served. Three gatherings of the young Also good work horse. ‘ What the Hastings Board of Trade ceived. Joe. Renees. ladies and tbtir friends are proving a Has Accomplished.” We wish every Messrs. Brown and Horton next gave great success, as evidenced by the large For Sale— Pair good farm horses, BAUER BROS., Proprietor*. Phon* 254. citizen of Hastings could have heard a uuei, which was exceptionally tine, number present and collections taker. weight '-’BOO, 4 cows, 2 calves, 1 brood it, for if all could have done so, we ana mey ytai called back despite the The next meeting of the Club will be­ MMMiaMaa sow. Terms to suit purchaser. Resi­ held with Mrs. Tydeu on Green Street dence sec 12. Baltimore. Address, would bear no more of the charge that lateness ot the hour. Manson German,XR. F. D. 1, Morgan. the "Board of Trade .isn’t doing any­ The next response was by Judge March 17th. thing."' He called attention to the Clement Smith'on the topic "Coopera­ The .subject of the morning sermon Wanted—A position in this city as fact that the Board was organized in tion Necessary in Municipal Progress." at the U. B. church will be "The Price stenographer. May, 1904, for twenty years: It was We Are Showing the . He spoke of the importance ot frlendll- of Perfection.” in the evening the Address Box C. not the city v.vru>u could uv be 1IV( expected thht IUV ..... . ,, ... Buy Care Banner. revolutionized in the ten months since an.d hdpru,neS8 in all walks of subject wiil be, "A Startling Robbery." Digest Line of life. Nowhere was co-operation so The Young People’s Society will be re­ For Sale, fine Imported Germani that time. But nine different propo­ Carpets. Mattings, Coach stallion, a beautiful animal, and sitions to establish new manufacturing essential as in the building up of a organized Friday evening. March 17. Carpets a splendid colt getter. For' particulars1 enterprises had been considered in city~ He had been pleased arid sur­ The L. L\ B. A. Circle of the -N. E. Linoleums and addresajleorge W. Shneider, R. F. D. that time, all of which had had to bo prised at the extent ot the work done church will be entertained by Mrs. J. Now No. 38. Lake Odessa Mich. Floor Coverings turned down mainly because not by the officers and committees pt the T. Loinbard,‘ Mrs. Mattie Spaulding ______ _ Tuesday For Sale—Good Automobile Bargains1 bucked by 'sufficient capital and busi­ Hastliigs Board of Trade. He felt.that________ afi'd Mrs._____________ Lois McElwain next —Fur oue week we will offer several ness Ability to insure success, but also all good dtlseu, without regard tolwnLra™n. March H. Iron, S:SO to 0 th‘s reason, ever shown in this city, and at LOWER second hand automobiles for 850 to 81001 because neither'che Board nor the city party, should stand together fdr the o’clock at the home of Mra. Lombard. PRICES than you have ever bought the same grade of less than they are actually worth aud had a factory building or big bonus to city's growth, and that party and par­ No formal invitation is necessary to goods before Our enormous sales on Carpets and Lin­ lens than we will take later. We waul , offer to larger institutions that might tisanship should be cast aside it by attend these gatherings. Ijuiicfi are oleums more than testify to the fact that the people fully appreciate our efforts in this line to place before that means better progress can be cordially Invited to bring their work the room aud money at once as the new have been secured. To the Board was them the beet to be had In the market in these liues of . goods are arriving. made. He pointed to the Cafnegle and enjoy a pleasant afternoon. Stran­ due solely the credit of bringing to our 'j goods. Before yot» *btty come and sec us. We are al­ 1 IbOi Oldsmobile In tine condition library in, Chariotte~as“iui“example ot gers and new-comers especially wel­ ways glad to show goods and know we can please you in throughwJUr with top, hub brake, brass city the neW gas plant, and it was now what co-operation had accomplished comed. Cdme.and bring a friend with . both quality and price. • lamps and horn all complete which cost maturing plans that would result, if | there, and hoped to see one in Has­ you. . •TOO................................ t.........................8123’ ;as successful as hoped, in building a tings. *' The Standard Bearers, organized ‘factory building that could be used as, Superintendent Ctaamberlln dis­ 11903 model in perfect order250 nnd contributing, will meet with Mrs. ■a factory-getter. Meantime the Board cussed "Our City Schools.' it was a 1 but little-used Cadillac with tonneau Clement Smith on Friday evening, ' had done k much to build up a more wel|-tuned. splendid address, full of never sold, with all the extras cost March 10, nt 7:80. Program followed ’ friendly and harmonious spirit in the SW1U. good things. He said the alm uf those Jefferson Street, 900 by social evening. , city, which is the foundation for united Come in at once aud secure one of In charge of the school» was to> turn action for its development. The first Rev, Arthur Trott’s subject for |?un. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN these great bargains and save money. out the highest type of cultured Amer­ year hnd been given to laying wisely ican men $nd women ot high charac­ .day morning at the M. E. church.will M JCH1 <; AN A UTOMOBI LK C()., and well the foundation for a success­ Grand Rae ids, Mich. ter and exalted citizenship. In. this be "Christ’s Appeal to Utter." Itil.the ful Institution. If one went to Chicago, evening the second In series "Jonah's work, the most important, without ex­ he would find 'that with the ten or Disobedience." fifteen story ijullding. It took ■ more ception that was being Mono in Has­ tings, be invited the cooperation of limo to make the foundation than to all classes ot citizens. construct the rest of the building. It The closing- address was "Our City was IwixjrtanL to build, a good founda­ and Its Opportunities" by RevJ H. H.v STAR GRANGE. tion, and that had been done by. the Van Auken. The hour was late, but Board. Now by united action, with he made the subject assigned him so ■ Ther’e was an interesting meeting of \h ’ the machinery the Board of 'Trade full_of Interest that he was given the <trfr Grange Saturday evening. Owing When you are in a hurry for placed in Its hands, our city could go closest attention. He spoke very en- to* the absence of the Lecturer no regu­ we may be beset on all sides with meats of .any kind jdsl call for on to the larger growth ■' that was thusiastlcaliy of ouKjiity and the lar program was followed, the chief dis­ various tempters, hut the tempting "No. 22" hnd your wants trill be easily possible. Of the nearly |45u of progress being made, but Wter things cussion being upon the subjects "What qualities of our teas, once tried given prompt attention. We aim is the average cost of a Farmers Meal." .dues collected, only |30 had been ex­ to give all orders by > phone qut }re as enlicing as any. Here were In store for us if we were fiaitiiiu mediate attention. pended, and that was for' printing, I ful. Amucg other opportunities he and the “Cost of Feeding Stock.," the some of the tempters: .1 udging from the expressions discussions being led by Mrs. Emma jiustage and stationery, and the of satisfied customers, i>ur wished to see improved was that of1 Uji, uncolorcd Japan Tea BurtonandM.il Burton respectively. 50c Board's funds had not been touched Compadour, green, Japani.... ' ’ 50c converting the city hall from a horse; even for this banquet. While making stable Into an up-to-date reading reom The next meeting will be held Satur­ Green Tea In bulk, highest grade day evening March 18th. no promise of definite results? Mr. per lb 60c and gymnasium, He was cheerefl to Good Green Tea. per lb. BroWh said the Board was organized the echo on this suggestion. 40c Lipton’s Best Black Tea, per lb is giving |he best of satisfaction for 20 years. With the 'experience PROGRAM OF GLASS CREEk The program was veipr fittingly con, 60c and SOc as we knew it would. gained by its first year it was in better GRANGE MARCH rath. Lallo Rookh, black, per lb . 80c culded by all singing “America" with Light of Asia, black, per lb.... ;$l.00 position than ever to serve'the city a hearty good will. And so the first Singing.Ry the Grange Black Tea in hulk, per ib . ■ «0c and he would pledge not merely bis banquet of the Hastings Board of Roll call...................... nillar’s India and Ceylon Tea. own, but the loyal, united and hearty Quotation from your favorite author. Trade became a thing of.history. 1-4 lb package .... .... jgc labors of the Board to do its utmost SelectionAbbie McKibbin The MEAT MARKET Man for Hastings, not merely this year, but We only isk for > trial, for we Music.... vijina Havens Gleaner Banquet at Cloverdale. for thk 20 years for which it Imd been Two doots east of CKu Bank. are convinced, once a Tea ciistoTopic .How can we Inculcate in our The members of the Ancient Onier Children^ Habits of Industry. Frugal­ incorporated. To this end, he invited met here, always a Tea customer Phone 22 Hastinas, Mich. of ours. the eci-operation of all citizens in mak­ of Gleaners of Cloverdale gave a ban­ ity and Thrift... .Mattie Havens and •..................................................... Ella (Xis ing the labors of the Board as success­ quet to the six members initiated ihto their arbor Monday uight fonrof whbm Recitation................................. BeMie Otis ful as possible. SeleeUon.?Mary Newland Hon.‘L. E. Knappen, of Grand Rap- were ladles. Two large table* overflow Orville Burghduf |iln,' formerly of this city, was next Ing with luxuries were spread in the ’ Minnie GoKitAM. Leet. banquet hall. Every seat was occupied introduced and gave "Just a Little Talk." He said he had not been asked, and a few had to wait for the next ta ADVERTISED LETTERS. and could not pretend, to discuss bles. Hastings, Mich., Mar,6, HO5 Less than two months ago this arbor Board uf Trade topics; but'he did de­ Letters addressed to persons named sire to express his great pleasure in was organized by Thus. Irwin State below remain unclaimed in this offiice people of thia vicinity 4, visiting again, and under such pleasant deputy with a membership of eleven. lew line of < circumstances, the city, where he was Now they can boast of a membership of and will be sent to the Dead Letteo of­ fice if not claimed by Mar. 20 1905 born and grew«to manhood, where he thirty-fl^e with several names to be “«■ D- <•- VongbL Mre. Mary J. [GINGHAMS and PRINTS! had married hbr wife and where his balloted on. Mr. Irwin wm present Wellman. Mrs. Azuha Coles, Mra. Mary I also keep a stock uf children had been-bora, where he had at the banquet and assisted In the in­ Fdley, Mr. Ed Trethric. Milton Valzey, Milton Kennedy, Jim Stanley. • ORANGES, LEMONS, BA- ’ formed the strongest friendships of itiation. JOHN JONES, Proper. Please say “advertised” when asking his life, aud which had been-the scene J NANAS, FRESH CELERYJ ot his hardest work and earliest efforts HARRV U. JONES, OF IRVING, DIED for advertised letters. W. tt. Cook, . . probate order i Po^TMA.WTER. AT HIS HOME SATURDAY OF in his chosen profession. He had State of MJchlaan, count, Of Barry, ■* At a peasloc* the Protiate 'ourt for th- • PARALYSIS. always been proud of Hastings, but Cotintyof Barry, ofholdrn at the I’(rohite'o^ REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES afZ of llMtiuip.. In Mid CcuuSron never as much so as this night when Harry G. Jones, died at hi, home In IWMlay the «th day of March in the jtwr i he saw such an outpouring of its clti- Irvin, Townahlp Saturday of paralyoaethou-wnrf aloehundrrtl and five. ,0,U 1 Present < tiu. M. Mack. Judge of Cronansens from every walk of life, animated ala. aged W. years, t months, 22 days. To Nominate Township Tickets Will III th® mattpr nt vK. _>r.L .. ■ . 1 Ileeeaard settled on bls farm In Iry by the one purpose to make a better be Held as Follows. On rckUlna uwl filing the petition dniy verb I Ing township 56 years ago. and lived future for their city. Red. of I.yniMii. .Ionc«. ^ou of *a.t<r , BARKY TOWNSHIP, at Hlekrirv Own®*® praying that an inKinunent now on flirtuthta ’ Miss Vlnnie Ream next favored the there until hla death .-Saturday. He ••ourtininortiugtoba Up- lam win > > ’ ■ ■ < moat of »*l.i be admitted to t>rnti*i.. ! gathering with a very laughable recita­ waa well known In the township and and that Itanwn Wukott or m I I Dry Goods and Groceries, J tion entitled ‘’Women." it was so had the distinction of nerar havlrgt * FOL'P DOOR5 EAST OP (JOODYEAR BROS < on a railway train In March jrd, at x p,-tu. L. IL narnes chainaan. greatly enjoyed that a hearty encore ridden » HARDWARE. T.twwnpon It hi ordered, Atut Friday th® I bls.llfe. He Is survived Uy a wlfe.aged the1 furor,,SL o'clock tn ! brought her before the audience again. ‘“f forenoon, be aMlghed for the bearlnr of i Al Keith died at tne Soldier's said petition and that th® h®i,« r! There can be no doubt of her ablHty *• years, and two tons, Loren, of Chi­ cago, and Lyman, who Ilves on the Home at Grand Rapids one day last to charmingly entertain an audience. farm. ■ The remains were Interred In week. J Judge Stine, of Charlotte, htfhpening Irving Cemetery. Mpnday. Jacob' Kress, a lon« time resident of to be iq the city on business, attended the Second ward died Monday night I he”banqiiet; and was cailed'out’by the J. P.RENKES SOLD OUT. of congestion of the hraln. which was toasuntmter, aud gave a very pleasing brought on hy an attack of the Wednesday forenoon of last week W address. As President of''the Char­ That Ml* you why we glvo When you are in need of lotte Bustnres Men’s Association he H. Fairchild of this city, purchased the •Mpi*Coal we would be pleased stock of J. 1*. Kenkes. aud took posMwaI0" A 1 LYCOMING RUBBER gave some ot the methods adopted by to have you place an order KUa Hiieox. with us, and with our ex-' "• .0. MACK. that body which hnd proven success­ Ion of the same. Mr. Fairchild is well BOOTS for Mon Judroof rrobnu cellent grades can guaran­ IA ful. He complimented the local Board known, having been engaged as clerk tee vau good service. We on Its Ruccessful work, land especially In some ot the more prominent bnslneaa handle such well - known upon the banquet, which was one of places of the city. He will enlarge hla grades as: the finest he had ever attended. . stock arid carry a full line of Maple dry Having Just completed our LEHIGH, both EGG and NUT goo'ds. groceries, fruits and confoctloua Mr. Fred Spaulding so pleasingly HOCKING VALLEY new bulldktg, we can take My 8o acre farm for sale. PERE MARQUETTE rendered * baritone solo that he -was His many friends unite In wishing him care of more rigs, and give Heavy soil, good buildings, apple WASH NUT, MASSILON | compelled to respond to/a hearty success. the best attention. We will POCAHONTAS SMOKELESS orchard, and fine peach orchard of I encore. . ' Having secured a designer and fitter guarantee to please the pub­ i too bearing trees, about t t H. MATTHEWS & CO. This was followed by the address o! from the Amsileld Co of Cleveland I lic and want your trade. miles northeast of Hastings. I the evening, which was given by Mr. am now prepared to fill all ordeni for Chas. 6, Baldwin, HaMln<s. PHONE 194. I George G.' MraitworthT^rho 'was IasT shirt waists and shirt waist suits Just west of C. K. de S Depot. Miw. Edith Runyan 1 -winter chosen unanimously as . the . SucceMor. to Phln Smith. •118 South Church St. Fob Sale—A span of good horses, har­ ness and wagon. Inquire of Earner Lanfear at Spangemacher’s hardware or 419 Michigan Ave. LUMBER Lath and Shingles HASTINGS LUMBER & COAL CO. 1 Miller & Harris Furniture Co,, ISB55S3TOK3! CALL FOR "NO. 22.’’ THE GRANGE U/ TEMPTATIONS iii 4 iL «k •k * PIG PORK SAUSAGE it F.W. Clifford w HAMS € RUSS w Phone 16. THE NEW STORE The Grocers. OUR PRESCRIPTION • W. H, FAIRCHILD,; ttSl? ‘«»-2 We Buy Cheaply, jgraMzvaws;1 COAL We Sell Cheaply, ssn&wssijI new M STALLS farm for sale rowland BROS. ■ >/^’s ^ney^ Tat ,Or $2.89 P***" C. H. Osborn ■nudren.safe.sunc. NoooUtta, hkSHhHI �HASTINGS BANNER MARH 8, 1905. For floor, feed, coal, wood and elevatw stock phone 199. Menzo Turner. Uoodyw Brochure h,,e jQ,t ™»|ved a carload of the celebrated Studebaker wagons. PERSONAL MENTION ymflimi J. W. Ott, of Albion, was in the city ' B. Kurtz Is very low with heart Friday. trouble and his recovery is considered E. Tyden was in Chicago on business doubtful. . Thursday. Spring top.coate and light weight C. G. Maywood was a Grand Rapids overcoats to suit everybody, just tn at visitor yesterday. Chidester & Burton’s. C H. Osborne and Dnane Bauer went Mrs. Ellen McOmber Is convalesing to Jackson Monday. from a severe attack of the grip fol­ Ferd Thomas Wednesday, and spent a lowed by heart failure. most enjoyable day. "The nicest line of bate in town” our The R. B. Messer .left Monday on a bustmatter customers say. that requi delinesa trip to St. Louis. Chidester & Burton. cate aldil. P. T. Oo I grove was In Grand Rapids Leta Woodruff, daughter of Mr. and This awaits you here, and with them Mrs. John Woodruff, has been serious­ on business yesterday. S. W. Mapes, of Oil vet, was in the unusually ample facilities for execut­ ly ill with peritonitis, but la better at city on business Friday. ing the necessary work when the proper this writing. Bert Smith, of Nashville, visited hla lenses are determined on. Don’t you want to know how to get 12 per cent on your money? Write for brother, Judge Smith yesterday. AND information about Penn- Wyoming cop­ per Co’s stock to Miller Bros. 1174 Clin­ ENGRAVING DONE ON SHORT ton St.. Grand Rapids. NOTICE. Mr. aud Mrs. L. N. Mosher spent "Suqday with their son In Onandaga. W. II. Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, was’ in the city on business Saturday. Indications are that there will be a lot of building done In this vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Townsend spent this year. Bauer Bros, sold three bills Sunday with Nashville relatives. of lumber Monday for two fine resi­ Frank Barry, of Ypsilanti* was call­ dences and a big barn. ing ouJIastlngs friends, Saturday. Jeweler. Rain Coats when it reins, 11 ght weight Mrs. Harry Waldorff, of Albion, vis­ MICHIGAN Coate when you don’v care for your ited friends in this city over Sunday. heavy one. two In one, thate what our Mrs. Mark Maher will leave for Jack­ Cravenettes are. Ask to see them. son, her future home Wednesday Morrill, Lambie and- Co, D. W. Smith, of Castleton, is the Daniel, one of the twin sons of Mr. guest of his son Judge Clement Smith. and Mrs. C. (». Maywood, whose life O. F. Skinner went to Greenville to w»s despaired of several days the past attend the funeral of his father Monday. week is slowly recovering although a W. D. Koger? who Is attending school nurse is still in constant attendance. at Big Rapids, was home over Sunday. Get all that your money earns. Don't Ralpn Rogers spent Sunday in Ka?alot some one else profit by using it En­ mazoo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. joy one per cent per month on-your Keate. . money. Buy Penn-Wyoming stock, W. O. Green, of Eckelson, N. Dakota get interesting facts from Miller '0ros. was the guest of -Hastings friends the 174 Clinton St. Grand Rapids. past week. The Tomlinson Lumber Co. are now Dr. C’arence Lathrop spent Sunday ready for business, with a complete and choice line of lumber, lath, shingles, with Hastings friends, returning to Io­ sash, doors and finish. Bills gladly fig­ nia Monday. JOHN BESSMER, The HASTINGS, We At All Times • Sell You >u Honest • Goods at close X prices tee full We carry only the better grade of goods. Bear that in mind when comparing prices. If you can beat our prices and quality we do not expect your trade. (. W. CLARKE &(0 Quality Shoe Store. FAY STOCKINGS Will Give You the Best Satisfaction for Summer or Winter. Ladies' and Children’s S^crkin^s, both Cotton and Merino, have the re-en­ forced knee, heel and toe. Dyed with non-poisonious black dye, and are made from the best stock obtainable. GUARANTEE—We guarantee every pair of FAY STOCKINGS to give the • customer perfect satisfaction, after a fair trial of four weeks. If you find they are not just as represented, bring them back and we will give you a new pair, free-gratis. . ' Fay Stockings Best for Wear, Health, Comfort and Economy. | G Ciaran too arnoo ti wiki. F1Y STOCU1BS~| Fay Stockings Need No Sup­ porters. Try them the next you buy. up t> «t>r FOR SALE-ONLY AT WRIGHT’S MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. Phone WRIGHT BROS Hatting*, Mich. ured. Will Peck will do contracting hs Miks Flora Swegles, of Middleville before and is now ready to figure on all was lite gueste of her uncle, Tom Swe­ contracts. gles and family over.Sunday. The copper companies of the country Mr and Mrs. Irving Root, of South paid a larger amount of dividends.to Bend, Ind , were the guests of Mr. and their stockholders last year than was Mrs. Henry Smith the first of the, week. paid by all the railroads of the United Mr. and Mrs. C. W. VanAttan; Mr States Write Miller Brop. lor facts and Mrs. Sam (Iprrison and Mr. and about the Penn Wyoming Cooper Go Mrs. E. M. Hinman visited Mr. and Mrs. It pays. Miss Nellie Labick. of the City Representative Schantz wants us to Schools, spent Saturday and Sunday say that he will be glad to get for any with her sister. Mrs. Nellie Dougherty, Veteran of the Civil War. the war rec of-Kalamo. * ord of bis regiment. If those want- | Jmlge Stine and C. W Morrill, of Ing them wall kindly leave their names CharidKe, were in the City on business ; and number of the regiment in’which they served with they County Clerk, Friday, and attended the Board of Mr. Schauta will’, get the records and Trade banquet. : i : :• > leave them at thetlerk’s oflice. I WAat we eay we do, we do do LOCAL NEWS eUUHMlUUiMUUUMaMiUUmUMMUttMMUUUkMBMUUUiBaB Wanted. 1O.O0O pounds of buckwheat Hastinob Roller Mill Co. Chidester and Burton's Special sales of youth’s aud children’s suite closes Mar. 15. Any one desiring to sell a house and lot In the city, please address Box 346, Hastings, Au expert at Washington has dlscovered that paper money will carry disease germs for a month, while metal money 1will carry theu| but a day. Oar friends need not be afraid of doing us injury 1 1by paying' in either paper or metal. By our system of finance there’s always ' £someone waiting-Xor a dollar as soon as we get it and. as we have Something of the sunshine spirit, we "pass on” both j the “kiudnesa shown’'and the dollar, be­ ( fore the germs have a chance to unload ' themselves.- Ex. Do you need a raincoat? Ours of Stein-Bloch, Clothscraft makes are here, flood for fair or rainy weather. . Chidester & Burton. The reason you ought to buy PennWyoming Cupptr Co’s stock is because you get a divide^cTbf one per cent.per month on your mopey. Address Miller Word from Dr. and Mrs. Lathropwho are in'SanDlego, bat. renor/R them as well and happy, and not disposed to be In a great hurry about starting for home. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker will leave to-day for Kalamazoo where they will make their future home. The best wishes of their many Hastings friends go with them. THE LODGES. At the regular communication March 15th, Hastings lodge No. 52,. F. A A M.,will confer the 2nd degree. The Foresters will hold an open meeting Tuesday night. March 14th. High Chief Ranger IL J. McDonald, of Muskegon, will be; present and talk on fraternal insurance. Al! invited. ~ Re freshmen te will be served. A certain young gentleman of the vil­ lage, so theatoqy goes, was calling upon his lady love, on Sunday afternoon. A I knotty Bible question had their atten­ 1 ’tion and after repeated unsuccessful at­ tempts to find ithe'answer the young, ' lady suggested phoning io the minister * So the young man called up Central in Regular meeting of Eastern Star Bros. 171 Clinton St. Grand Rapids. thiswise. “Hello Central; Has Rev. March 14th. Work is expected. Win Peck the well known contractor , , me?" and the answer has jt^st finished .a line balcony to the ’camp back “No) but we can give you store * occupied by . Frank Heath - in ,^•’Justice of the Peace, w 11 he do? * Middleville, Mr. Peck also reports I Lake Odessa Times. that the Tomlinson Lumber Co., of The B. Y.T. U.jwill give a sociable which he is a member, is enjoying a at the home of Di-A. Bowker. Friday good jsaie of lumber. evening March 10th. All are cordially invited. Price ten cents. A B|nall-Marshall boy being told that About thirty friends of Mrs. Nettie a large stork had brought him a little B Y. P. at 6 o'clock subject Brooks gave her a genuine surprise sister for a present, was ssked if he "Christ the Great Physician.” Leader wanted to see her. He studied a mo­ Friday evening, taking with them a Grace Radford. ment apd replied that he didn’t, but Itountifal lunch and a very pretty jard The Young Ladies missionary sod* inere as a reminder of the happy occa­ would like to see the stork. iety will meet at I (o'clock and begin the sion. study of Japan. Text used is “Sunrise Our line of Men’s Boy’s and Children's Mrs. Watkins entertained the T. F. in the Sunrise Kingdom,” by Dr.-Forest. spring suits ye here for your inspection. A Public Musickle will be given at They are up-to date in every particular E. Club Saturday evening in a very de­ and a mbre complete line has never lightful manner. The gathering was in the Baptist church Friday evening honor of Mr. and Mrs. B. A, Walker, March 10th at 7.30. Fee five cents. been shown in Hastings. members of the Club who are so soon Morrill, Lambie andCo. Tte subject of the sermon at the Bap­ to move to Kalamazoo. Gards musfc, Again we are in receipt of an un­ dancing and a fine luncheon; waa enjoyed tist church next Sunday morning will be “The Temple Building,” in the even­ signed communication which we would Miss KUzabelh Field gave a delight ing the "Trial Balance," special music gladly publish d[d we know the name ful dinner to twelve young ladies Satur; at the evening service. . of the party who wrote it. An editor day in honor of. her triend JMIss Fletch­ can do but one thing with such a com­ PROGRAM FOR UNION SUNDAY munication. consign it to the waste er of Detroit. . TEACHERS MEETING A nbmber of young jK-ople enjoyed a basket. hop at the K,_ P. Armoijy, Tuesday Only a very few of the giant copper bight. । At the Presbyterian church, companies make over a million pounds March 13th, 1905,7:30. The Maple City Club wad entertained of copper per month. Three quarters of a million pounds of pure copper is Thursday evening by Mrs. Frank Sage Paper: "The Problem of Securing Reg­ ular Attendance.'.’.. .W. T. Wallace made monthly by the Penn-Wyoming and Mrs. L. Arehart. Light refresi. Copper Co. Write for .facte to Miller mente were served. Those;winning the Exposition of the Lessor, for March 19 Subject:—“Healing of the Man, Born prizes were Mrsr-Lillkin M,«-ad and S. Blind.” John 9:1 11 Bros. 174 UlintonSl. Grand Rapids. j -The Bliudbeas of Sin.-'' *■ The Banner editors wish to thank C. Brock. . Rev. B. F.Fritz THE SILVI'll llEA. our Woodland dorrespondepte fur send­ -2 "Jesus. the Light.of the World.’’ EfitertMined by Madatnes Lunn and ing ns accounts of the sad accident that Miss Gertrude Bentley resulted in the death of Loren It Binns Andrus, was a auccess in every’ Way. 3 "The Testimony of Him that Was Healed Miat> Eliza Fitzgerald Monday, .and permits us lu give n The Ewsaing contest caused much toer Paper:-"Some Suggestions on aS. S. good account of. it.g.We are Biways riment, and the fortunate contestant Library." Miss Anna Johnson thankful for such assistance as received her reward for her brightness Paper:—"The Best Way of Conducting a Review.” Mrs, H. H. Van Auken the Banner wants to publish all the with graceful acknowledgeinente. Tea Mrs. W*. A. Lampman. and wafers were served. news, j ANNOUNCEMENTS. SOCIAL EVENTS. Our new Dress Skirts are unsurpassed in Style, Fit and. \Vorkmanship have them in different materials, plain ® colors and mixed effects at prices that | will please you. % Ladies Kid Gloves, Black and Color | $1.00 Value, 69 c pair. SPRING 1905 Broadhead Dress Goods We’ve been planning ahead for you and Are now ready with new EASTER DRESS. GOODS in the Broadhead weave. Every one. nearly, is familiar with this parttcblar weave and find that nothing else in the Dress Goods line is quite so satisfactory. Variety of colors to select from Price per yd 50c to $2.00. MOHAIRS are especially attractive this spring and you will agree when you see them. Variety of shades, . Price per yard 50c to $1 75. Special, Friday This is good news for yon. We have made arrangements with G. B. Fulmer to exhibit and take special onierrfor , Priestly Rain-Proofed Cravenettes These garments are made from a very high-grade covert, cloth, both in plain and striped effects. • • Don’t Forget the Date J. T. PIERSON & SON -^Th^ Peoples Store Hastings, Mich. �HASTINGS ,______________ ____________ BANKER MARCH, 8, 1905 THE NEWS OF SOUTHWESTERN BARRY Important Subject We have handled wall paper for years and .are thoroughly poetted on all phases of the waft paper question. We buy from the best wall paper manufac­ turers for cash, getting all dis­ counts and concessions. Is it not reasonable to sup­ pose that we can make lower prices than agents or dealers who buy a few dollars worth at a time? CRE88EY. Mrs. Lee Smith visited in Kaiamasoo a couple of days lam week. Mrs. Dunning, who has been caring for her daughter tn Kalamazoo, came home Monday. Mrs. Dora Barber, .who has been quite ill for several days, is some better. Hale Gilbert, of Battle Creek, is spending some time at his uncle’s, Enos Barber's. • Mrs. Jennie Fisher and Atfuflla Note­ loom, of Kalamazoo, spent Sunday at their respective-homes. ’ We had church service Sunday for the first time In several weeks, on account of bad 'roods and bad weather. . The L. A. S. social at P. Barber’s last week was .a success, and netted the society >15. D. P. Flower was the guest of his daughters In Kalamazoo Wednesday and Thursday. John Clinton will occupy the house vacated- by Newell Barh-r. and will work far Clayton Barber, who has charge of his father’s farrtT ^Newell Barlter wife and two eldest daughters and Charlies Andrus start for Noir Mexico Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Barber will leave their year 61<1 daughter fof the present with her aunt. Mm. Charles Barber, on account of the poor health of the mother. At their last meeting, the L. A. S. elected the following officers for the coming year: President. Mrs. Philip Barber; vice president. Mrs. Arthur Shorter: secretary. Mrs Charles Honeysett: treasurer. Mrs. lone Bar­ ber. Mr. town. ness. .Mr. spent Ralph Webster, of North Johns­ was in town Tuesday on busi­ t Ellis Faulkner and son Paul a few days in Grand Rapids last r Miss Lottie Foi. of Cloverdale, visl (fed her unde. CeorgeE. Mosher, last j week. • • Mr.-and Mrs. Sam Now of South Johnstown calfed on Dr. and Mrs. | Harter last Tuesday. ELLIS E. FAULKNER, I THE DKUGGIIT. Mr. and Mrs. Pr Van de ld$ter, of Gr.ll Lake, visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace ,Pennock'last Friday. -, j Miss Bessie Faulkner, of Grand Rap­ Ids. is visiting he/ brother. Ellis E. Faulkner, this week. Mr Will Pierce, Sr., of Long Island., came home Tuesday, after an absence MICHIGAN. DELTON, We can take care of your wants In the window- shade line. All the desirable col ■ ors. Special sizes made to order. A A. A A ArfW; Mbs Nellie Rlabridger. of Battle' Creek, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Harter, Mrs. Gaskill returned Saturday from Toledo, where stje hhs been visiting for the past few weeks. The farmers are hoping that ice will npt cover the wheat flelds-and spoil the • prospects for a good crop as happened last year. The Misses Rena and Pearl Plfer. who have had a severe' attack of scar­ let fever, are njile to be up and around the,house: These are the only cases. I The Old People’s dance, given by the ladles of ’he Wall 1 Ake telephone J j line lasr Tuesday night, was well at- । tended Every one report*s a Jolly time k j The play. "Old Joe Ruggles. Dr the » Girl Miner./ given In Hickory Corners I last Saturday night by the Di-lton} » » 4 THZ' HKST 57R1NQ > HONTH !> 4 4 4 is here. Sow is a t?ood time to tel us flguto on the material tor your new house, barn or other building^/ We can mive. you money on । 4 LUHBER 4 4 - ULL BUILDING H/ITER ML. • F Military ■ Band, was largely attended J ' and npptaciatedt by,th® people In that J | vicinity.. - 4 Isaac Capon and Lacey Jones, the L", rural mail carrier, are preparing to f | erect large sized barns this spring. W. * II. Chase is. furbishing the lumber for Make a drawing of what you r ] both structures. want and we will tell you the cost Como in and let us talk it over. SHULTZ. I. Crossman. of Hastings, was on our street Monday. 1 Mrs. Amanda Smith spent Friday of । last wwk at Coats Grove. , 'Mrs. .Mary Smith visited her son and family of Ch'qglotte last week. * William Tattle and wife are enter-' DELTON STATE BANK We Per cent on Pay Deposits. We loan our money on Real Estate or good Bankable Paper. We do not loan our money away, .from home, but do business only with people we know are all right. ( , , Honey to Loan at reasonable rates. Deeds, Hortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. New York Drafts, Insurance and Bonds Sold. » DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH, President. J. G. HUGHES. V. President. 'E. S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. DR. McLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERPENNING. JAMES COLLINS. Banneb subscribers can bay the large Wall Map of Barry County at the Delton post office 1 The map gives all the roads, number of acres In each farm, with owners name. Now is the time to get one before they are all gone. The price, while they last, Is fifty cents each. NORTHEAST PRAIRIEVILLE. ' Our sleighing going Vapidly. We will nil be rejoiced when the robins tome to stay, Charles Griffen, of Now York stab', has gbn<- to work for Maurice Mills for the spmmer. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Quick visited his mother near Galesburg last Sunday. She Is in vefy poor health. Charles Garrett and wife moved their household goods Wednesday to their new home near Delton. Mf£> A. Soochmen's three brothers are oat from Knlamnzoo. They are4 having a good time fishing. . Miss Eula Storr is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ed Vandergrof. of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Irvin Garrett’s mother. Mrs. Seesins. Is slowly recovering from an artack of la grippe, to the great de­ light of her many friends? Charles Sedgwick expects to start for New Mexlca Monday, in the hopes that the climate there may be bene­ ficial to bls health. His family expects! । to start later on. Mr. Thomas Whipple Is on the sick rams remedy hllsys *Dfor p*!l. cures windTwenjy-ocnts colic and Is tbe fest diarrhoea. a, bottle. L Asldgiiload of young people from this locality attended the surprise on Miss i.fllis* Shultz, of Doud's Comers, last week Wednesday wen Ing. and re­ port a fine time. . Mrs. it. E. Webster has been called io Lake Odessa on account.of the sick­ ness <>f her father, so the L. A. S. hasbeep pul off for one week anyway, and may in1 longer. HOPE. Mina Otis, of Rutland, was the guest of Ix>na and Mabel OUs, Sunday. Mrs. Huldah Otis returned Sunday from a five weeks’ visit with relatives In Prairieville and Orangeville. The play "Tony, the Convict".will be given at Glasa Creek Grange hall March 1|T by local talent. Admission 15 cents. Th*- novelty social at the McCallum school houm- was a sneros both so­ cially and financially, netting the school |l<u*>< Much-credit Is due the teacher. Miss E. Sivercnce. for the: splendid .program show In pm hat she is painstaking in her work. About twenty Woodmen from Cloverdale visited Glass Creek-camp Wednesday evening. March 1 and lielped them Initiate several candi­ dates. Several from Glass Creek re turned .tjie visit to Cloverdale camp Saturday evening. Un-1> Unfetter wit Uvirvf; that tb* J The Up-to-date Grocer. >*^>tvkt cd for bd conn* ot I •11 10o Korn Krisp, per package.. tUensdter Grape Sugar Flakes, per pkg lOe f4,lfiiwu*stoA jmeETMareh «h- *«*• Anchor Oats, 5 lb package, a nice dish in every one tl 20c 12 ban Dandy Soap, a good BANKfiunCY MUTICR. 2 Sc In the IMsUlct Ctort of the I’nited States, far washer tj.......................... the Wrvtera IMrtct of Mk-hlcMi. Noulhem 1 ‘.<>n. In the mutter of Motel C. Mar tile, bankrupt. Iti If you want Gil that will not Baukrupiry. I smoke your chimney, call. for To tte eredUors at Mate! C. Mat bus, ot Castle­ ton. tn Hit- r««nnt) of Harry, aud dl»tth< iCtor^ PALACINE, a guarantee with, said, a tanknr* Notice is hereby given that on the 2»th day ot every gallon, per gal............ 14c February. A. Hr ISM. tte said Mate! C. Marbia ua* duly bankrupt.and thaitte Br< tnrettng of her etadlU-r* will te held at the 06 dee oi the Judx- <t f’rubat.- -»f Barry eoupfy. lu tneeltyof Hs*dngs. In Harry county in »ai4 GOLD MINE FLOUR «ti«tnet. <u> tte 31< day of March. A. D. at lOo'clock lu tte forrauon. al Wtticb time the mid creditors may alt-nd. prove tlietr eUlm*. 1 have the exclusive sale. appoint a trustre.. etambie the bankrupt-*ud , The best Spring Wheat Flqor r tranv-w-t such other 1-oltM* a» may properly con» teforc atld nn-cltog. . . I sold. i Krfrrre lii Bankruptcy. , j A«k for 2 pound sample package. ' Kalamjuou. Mich J March i»k tvM. . rented a farm near Radford, will move on the same this week. Their neigh­ bors and friends regret their moving THl ( IK< l lTCpL’RT lOR THE COUNTY OF KENT. 1R CHANCERY. (Migtn*! Bill. . tr.hr. 1 -if. t'unr>*.la,'..j m , a l'u...r It...— Bert C. Pennock, Delton, Mich- llatiK. Hattinx* ILnk of Itaalinn. Mich.. Httlo .ViSbrMnp. H*r,tv W. wil­ liams. Norman S. Wbitwjr, Richard Whitp.1,,1 it t., iv.I. YOUR TRADE < WANTED Are you one of the many • patrons of the ► » > > I > I » > 4 4 DELTON ROLLER MILLS? 4 We would be pleased to have you give us a trial order. The nigh-grade roller flour made by us is giving splendid satisfac­ tion wherever used. 4 4 4 CUSTO.T WORK A SPECIALTY. 4 DELTON ROLLER MILLS, DELTOB. MICHKAN. Wtetm. William H. I ha«e and J.*hn *Hold«i, defendant*. • Ciom Bill . Philo A. Stetdon and Harvry W. Witham*. Complainant*, v* Fujren' Hanbom. Sarah ». Hart horn, and John J. Sw-wart. defendant* Oom Btll. Norman f». Whunry. Richard Whitrvry. Pat■ nek IL Gilkey. Aaa Stratum. Water* W. Iteary. EJu* W. Bowman and Kelt F. Wil urn, complainant*. Eugene Hartnocn. Sarah R. Hartkorn and John- twetnj. in the yjar »nr th<.-it«*n<t. rtnr hundrr an I Ave. I.' the endroptauerf. Circuit CuMt Cixntr.Metier for Barry Ceastr. Michknc *ball »efl the-prem»>-» hrtvtnaftrr drarrdw-s. ■ Poutt H«tu4 ii 4 y tin triBkrr» and Stat* «»t Michigan. k-w>n rrjted ■» tte t>p«»hwc«t Zfrtner (X. W. ScvtMin mmbrr IhittT <ZU) in Town one JLS) North of Kstge rtuoter mar •«. curtaining m* ktiti.l»rd lixtr (IMF 4 R. S. HARTER, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. OFFICE B0CRB-I1 to Ha. m.. 1 to3 pan.;» to a pun.. All call* promptly attended. .Trite CLOVERDALE. I'tMXM* al oHlar, Miss Clara Linderman, of Harbor otter al mMaure. Brilon. .Mich. Springs. Is visiting friends In this vicinity. The band boys hold their last club dance Friday evening. March 10. The ladies interested in the bond will senfc supper at the Maccabee hall to all who wish. B*or*tbe ’frtMOn Hrett.fr Bart James Slate and wife spent Sunday i art S. O. Ashley's. J. F. Oswald is quite sick. TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION. Raw or Inflamed Limbi. The regular teachers' examination ’W° the »O"««rful enrtt. will be held at the Court House In Has ‘ill d ^U“8 qnalltlM or Eolm-. Honey and Tar. Itprewnlapncntoon tings on Thursday and Friday March la and consumption from a hard cold 9 and 10,1W6. setJed on the lungs. John C. Ketcham, Commissioner of Schools. . it5011 ’V110 buT Wooded itock .0 HOPE CENTER. to lb« .action of C. H. Steven., olJohn Blown, nee .dr. on onr loth page. Mrs. Edward Gates Is quite sick. 'fai Ahojg B«(M Vern Ixxjmls and famify spent Sun­ It is a pleasure to take Dr day at C. B. McDermott's. Little Liver Pilis and enjoy their tonic Andrew Shaffhauaer and family ??®ct Qpon the liver. Sold by Fred L spent Sunday with Isaac Newton. Heath, the druggist. . । Mrs. Herbert Stanton, who has been very ill, Is slowly Improving. Plneaalve acta like a poultice Beat Mrs. Florence Wilkinson has been ‘“»h® *<>rld fo? boils, bun? assisting her sister. Mrs. John Doster, F-’ In settling, (’as they have just, •'moved L. Heath, the druggist. etc' 7 to Hastings. Ba Mtre hnd use that old and wall triad rent Sm Srthlng. Window's It soothes MooUlog ma cbUd. Syrup, MfUmsUw tar ebD- PENNOCK’S School began again this week in: district No. 5, after being closed for two weeks on Account of scarlet fever No new cases. John McGlocklln mid family, having was enjoyed by all present. ; Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ixmmls and son j Glen were guests of Charles McDer­ mott and family of‘Hope Cente r Satur­ day night arid Sunday. The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. Mary Payne next week Thursday. All the members are requested to be pres­ ent. as the election of officers will take place. Mark Bugbee and wife, of Orange­ ville, visited his mother last week _ Tuesday. She returned home *wlth /them to spend the remainder of the | winter. La grippe cougW yield quickly to the wonderful curative qualities of Foley*■ Honey and Tar. There is nothing else "just aa good." AT list • James Underhill 4s able to go about the house on crutches. . ' Mrs. Eben Pennock spent a part ot last week In Battle Creek visiting her sisters. E. Piter Is afflicted with rheumatism lu one of his feet so he is unable tb get out of doors. Homer Kelley and wife will move on the George Main place vacated by John McGIoeklin. Cassius Clark ipent Saturday and Sunday with Iceland Sutherland of Hendershott district. Fred Monica and wife are quite sick. Mrs. Charles Kingsbury, their daugh­ ter. is taking care of them. Miss Jessie McBain, of Petoskey, is visiting her niece. Mrs. Frank Leonard. ; talnini^their grandson of Woodbury. PRAIRIEVILLE. Miss Edith Gillespie, of Bittie Alvah Kenyon, of Ceylon Corners, is Mrs. Lehman Is visiting friends in Creek," spent Sunday with her-mother. making an extended visit at this place. I Hastings. Mrs. Belle Shepherd, of Orangeville, i Mias Cora I-anderman. of Harbor Laura Drummond was at Kalamazoo was In Cloverdale one day last week. Springs, is visiting at J. Hall's and A. Saturday. The M. W. A.,"of Cloverdale, and Carpenter’s. Messrs. Sam and Will Ritchie, of Vesta Kenyon returned homo last Yankee Springs were In town Friday,, guests from Rutland banqueted at the | residence of Frank Sayles last Satur-1 called here by the serious Illness of Friday from a two weeks’ stay at day evening. their mother. Mrs. Margaret Ritchie. Hickory Corners. Rev. John N’yce. of DeTtoit, former | Mr. H. G. Brown is getting better. Louise Johnson, of Hastings. Is vis­ John H. Drummond returned to his pastor here-conducted quarterly meet- j iting relatives arid friends in this and Ing kervices here last Sunday. His home in Grand Rapids Saturday. adjoining vicinities. The maple sugar social at McLeay’s old friends were very glad to see him. Clyde Deering Is ill with inflamma­ tion of the -bowels. Dr. Fritch, of hall, held for the benefit nf the band, I after his absence of about thirteen | years. Rev. I. Marshall, of Nashville, Cloverdale, is attending. was well attended. A program was Mrs. Fred Zerbol was a guest of given that was enjoyed by all present. was also' present. Mrs. Burt McCallum is slowly re­ Mrs. Obed Chamberlain, nf Cloverdale, Th» boys are progressing nicely with ttfelr band. Saturday night and Sunday. covering from a severe illness. Hugh Campbell is kept busy most Will Le|naar left the employ of J. A large number from this place at­ to take up-again the -man * drlnnssnn tn .1- »»-—- ­ ' of the time putting in phones and tended the quarterly meeting at 1 Adrlanson i agement of his farm. Cloverdale Saturday and Sunday. th«lr connections. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Shultz and daugh­ Rev. .and Mrs. Thos. Young enter­ Our school is having a vacation this ter l.ilah visited at Archie Banslll’s, of tained Ma and Mrs. E. J. Warren, of w<Mfk. Cedar Creek, one ‘day last week. Deplain, tins state, last week. Willard Payne Is confined to the Clayton Breeze®/ of Prairieville, is house with the*grippe. spending some time here, the guest PINE LAKE. | of his uncle. L. Terpennlng. and Miss Florence Ives, pf Martin. Is the I family. guest of MisS Eva Burchett. n ,R- 11 j" Put o|' In col. I The school social at F. Weyerman’s Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Honeysette will lap-abp. tube, with nozzle attnehtnent. "ton. pain । last Friday night was well attended. live in F. W. Mhiar'shouse near the Initonu011”'!,1’ Il' btoidlM UchtoS"" h " kh,<i“ '"nd’ [A fine program was rendered, which Minor school house. I Foley’s Honey «,<: Tar NORTHEAST BARriY. DELTON. Mrs. Amanda Norwood is on the sick UaL Peter Adrianson. Jr., Is also quite .sick. • '' Archie Houvcnlr is quite sick at this Vrriting. The W. C. T„ U. met with Mrs. C. Laubaugb Friday afternoon. ’•-The band toys are good actor*-as well as good musicians. Foley’s Honey end Tar c-fiiidren.sife.sure. No ooietMu WagoiC^^^ Excellence, ~ Strength, durability, safety and utility are com- biued in The Studebaker Wagon. Every piece of selected material. Lumber seasoned four to fivq --------years; v iron and steel of best quality; .tires hand set; durably painted. Mor® ' than fifty years of wagon making experience behind every wagon made by the Studebakers. We sell all tbe many styles and size*. Come in and get a Studebaker wagon book and lot us show you how good they are- , r Lightest Running Wngon Hade. We sell the Studebaker because we can guarantee it. Goodyear Bros., Hastings, Mich. AMBITIOUS PEOPL E If there are 12 ambitious people in Hast­ ings they will do well to read this little ad I have twelve Soholarehipe which I will sell at 12 1-2 per cent discount from regular prices before March 21. These 12 scholarships cover any branch of study you may want. I will be in Hastings during the week of March 18 and will give an exhibit of students’ work at Fred L. Heath & Carveth's, the Druggists. Durins: the week 1 will give away a prize worth $35.00. »-..r Guy CLongcor,collector �HASTINGS BANNER MARCH, 8, rsoj . MR AWAY SIAM Continued from page one. it. A box without the cover will give you an Idea of a meaning of the field here. There are no fences and no lim­ its except a mound of earth a foot (more or lew wide) corresponding to the aides and end of box. We found we could walk for quite a distance ou there paths and get nearer the people who were working there. Several wpmeu wefis wading to their knees and we watched them transplant the rice plants. It is sown first in a small field just lik® grass; is allowed to grow to a height of 10 or 12 incbee, when it is pulled up and two or three stalks are used for each hill or place. There stalks are simpty set Into the mud, about 12 inches apart. I counted three dozen men, women and children to say nothing of many buffaloe. Siam, like China is a great rice producing nation, and I am very glad to say that 1 have been able to watch the people at work in these immense tracts of land. Venison is now in the market.. It cannot be obtained usually—only when the rains have flooded the swamps and forced the deer to seek drier abodes. My-cook has just come-to me with a paper and pencil. He learned “James” last Sunday, as we read from the 2nd chapter in responsive Siamese reading. He came to me after church and asked me how to pronounce it. Tonight he had “James" and “riee" on paper. 1 wrote the whole English alphabet for him and gave him several easy words to write. Mrs. Eckels asked little Chua, brother of the tiuy twins, whose babies thoVe were and he . said “mem’s” or *ad “salaamed" a great deal to Kru Chang and him as a token of gratitude. Yesterday a man came to get some medicine and he brought two talking birds In a large cage. They are “Nok cun tawng" are very black with- a little orange on them. We are trying to teach them “Thank you’’ and “How are you" in Siamese. The Eckels family are happy over the advent of a little girl, Margaret Kin-' cade, who was born Sunday morning. She is my charge now, until Mrs. Eckels can be up. (Saturday P. M.) When the mail came we had nine splendid letters, a book “The Octave of Life" from Mrs. Hoyt, of Auburn, N. Y. whore husband Qr. Hoyt was pastor of the Oak Park church, and who wrote this book. This makes two she has sent us, Several of the members of that church sent a parcel which contained several nice handkerchiefs, a Christmas card, a beautiful lace collar and greetings from all. One of the letters was from Ham­ ilton King. It closed by wishing us a Merry Christmas and Happy New. Year and rending a special word of good cheer to the little lady from Michigan. We are so glad you have mail carriers now and won’t b&ve to travel through all sorts of weather to the poet oftlce. One of the Royal ’Surveymen has Pott’s disease or tuberculosis of the spine, and Doctor helped him. So to­ day he came over bringing a three year old monkey. He is very strong; has red streaks over his eyes and long hair and short tall. His name is Ling Sang, but we like J acko better. He is fasten­ ed to a tree and can go up the branches quite a ways. The Siamese are very fond of pets especially birds. The donor of tbe monkey still has one or two, besides two cubs and some birds. dead. The other waq wrapped in filthy clothes, something which looked like fine tobacco was on its head. They found a kernel of rice in its mouth, and having been fed such food natural­ ly gave it “jep," Siamese word for pain. There was a man in the bouse who had. cancer of the jaw. Monday morning one of the Chinese who is a member of the church, sent us a nice dish of fine milk. It tasted just like cow's milk^ood Jer­ sey at that, but in reality was a water­ buffalo’s. I sent Mrs. Eckels some and she enjoyed it too. Rev. Eckels said usually the buffalo’s milk was strong aud “cheesey” and he could not account for this being so nice, but nice It was. Of course we boiled it first We wash bananas, lemons, oranges, dates, etc. before using. We go to the market ourselves enough to see the people who handle these things. The largest lem­ ons we have are about the size of a dollar piece. Oranges are best when green on the outside. They do not turn very yellow. Mr. Eckels sent us over a nice slice of vension yesterday. Today we finished St John 6th chapte* We are able to translate quite rapidly now and enjoy it very much. We shall soon be writing the language more, then shall I send you a Siamese letter. We snend about two hours each evening now in reviewing and prepar­ ing new work. Four hours each day is all we can do without trying our eyes too much, We are very happy in qjir work and home. I shall send you by this mail one of our weekly papers from Bangkok, which will give you some idea of our weekly news/7 This one tells of Prince Adalbert’s, of Ger­ many, being in Bangkok. Rev. Eckel# children have been writing and sending letters to Santa Claus, Everywhere Town. They will hang up their hoee Friday night (Friday p. m.) Our coolie has just come to call us to see a big snake he caught under the house, about six feet long and quite large around. This morning a harmless green one sprang from the limb of a tree near the house. Our rainy season is over we think. To-day we have a typical spring day at home. Old Sol is getting near­ er aud nearer to us now and it is so pleasant. I just have to forte myself to think of snow at home. It does not seem like Christmas here on that ac­ count. It is almost Impossible to use an ordinary salt' cellar even with corn starch in it. Mrs. Eckels usee the little individual salt dishes like you have but I use the little -vaee like dish with tbe Hastings High school on, which Mrs. Davenport gave me and our Yoiahoma spoon which Mrs. Derr, of China, gave Doctor Walker for being so good a “horse" on the Doric. Even with plenty of starch the salt becomes very damp. We have eto use about twice as much gelatine here as at home, in order to make the fruit salad or if doesnot harden. wm mine. They call me by a word which means “strong." So I am “mem" the This has been as'cool a day as some ‘‘strong.” We have not learned why of our October dkys at home. Just a I am thus called. fine breeze all day. 1 received a letter and a birthday the dispensary this week for medicine card this week from Ma (Miss) Cham for his two mouths old babe. It had Buree, of tbe Wang Lang School, fever as a result of feeding ft rice and Bangkok. I have already rent you a bananas. We have nine chickens now tatted doily she made and now I and three chucks. Come to dinner to­ send her letter. Coming from a Siamese morrow and you shall have some nice To-night aud one who showed great interest in chicken and noodle soup. us, and one who has been educated in we are going to have (Armour’s, ham and eggs. It comes sliced and trimmed a Christian school, I thought you might enjoy it The card is hand painted and in tins and is fine, except salty. Have I told ypu that the Siamese in is very pretty. (We insert the letter below, which with its quaint but ex­ shaking hands with us, always place cellent use of English will interest their left hand on their right wrist as they extend the right hand to us? In our readers.) handing us anything they do this too. Dear Mr*. Walker. Howl would likietoeeeyou when each I am so glad to receive your nice lonn letter this afternoon. Ye*, I do wish to go aril ,we of our letters arrives and a uniform­ your new home, and to stay there with yoa and ed carrier leaves it at the dbor! Yotfc help you sew, aud help 1’r- 'Volker with his medical work. I am still going on wtttt my shouldree us now. We have not been medical work. Every morning and afternoon I so busy since bur arrival. Saturday, one have to "look after mj» patient*. In the First of tbe twins of "'whom I have written -Grade that I teach there an- sixteen glr k. I before was taken very ill, and we de­ love Co teach them. because they seem to'like learning. They llke.to sing too. Every .Sunday cided to take' care of it here, where they come and ask me to sjrig hymns. 1 then everything was clean and so we could read a few verses in the Bible and explain iim give it our help by day or night. It and sometimes ask them some questions.. Ail could not swallow so had to be fed by. The other day toward evening Dr. the little ones come around me nearly every Walker and I were in a Siamese store evening to ask me t j play games such as "catch­ a tube, leading toward the stomach. ing." "Ruth and Jacob ’ etc. My girls le*sons We did all we could but it died yester­ owned by a white-haired old lady. She are Arithmetic. Ccmposltlon. Object Lessons. day P. M< and_ was buried last night came up back of me, placed both hands Grammar, Translation. Reading. Spelling, Geog­ The .other babe was taken sick Mon­ on my hips, took my 'hand in hers, felt raphy, (Drawing and Etiquette. The exami­ of wrist and arm, and then said some­ nation for the whole school will Is* held soonjiud day and we took it Tuesday, sb had 1 imjs- <wery one of the girls will pass. Dear both for a while. 1’he living one has thing to her daughter. Tbe mother of Mri Walker were you not glad to bear tint I always been the stronger, but last the patient whom Dr. Walker visited havfe been bapttsed on the eth of November by night from 6:00 to 9:00 we worked over yesteiday has just come for morepedIter. J. B. Dunlap at tbe New Church? You icine. She fed the babe rice and it died. may guessbow my heart jumped for joy and it and it revived. About’5,-00 this morn­ happy- I have been a Christian by heart for ing she had another sinking spell but She just told our teacher and he trans­ years, and wished tb be baptised, but my father we again helped her, altho I went for lated for us, that when one of a pair of would not let me. 1 walk’d until November Alb, the parents Ht 6:00, so they might be twins dies, the other does too. What my mother came to soe me. and I asked her tod here lu case she died. They know we an erroneous idea! Doctor told him to she gave me the consent. lj*st month was the tell her the best way to kill any babe -Thot Kratln Holidays' here In Bangkok. Tbe are doing what we can, and that Is far was to feed it rice. She said the dead word 'Thof mean* -’to Uy down' aud ‘Kratln' more than they could do. babe looked nice. How much nicer it •the yellow robes for Che priest.’ This ceremony We shall take dinner with the Eckels Is held in every October. This lasts'for one might have looked if it had lived! I just whole month. The ceremonies are celebrated family Saturday a.« they prefer to use long to show these women bow to be by procession* on land and water. Those by that day to “celebrate" Christmas. 1 dean and keep their homes clean. We • water are especially magnificent. The- g:illy shall serve New Years dinner on the are very pleased to notice that since we dressed j>eoplr In beautiful boats decorated with following Saturday. \ told the mother she might take home branches and Hag* «o%pn the river and caaaWto A gaily dressed Malay (mostly Mo­ offer tbelr gifts such «•> yellow robe*, food etc to the babe, we have been caring for, they the priest* at the temple*. I always go with my hammedans; crowd just passed by with have been Meaning house and getting family to th® temple. But this year I did nut go music—a bridegroom’s processioti go­ things cleaned up a bit. How long it because It was tho day that I was going to be I . . the <home of .the v... kbride. — ing to Their will last remains to be seen, but we told baptised, aud besides 1 never bowed to the priest since I know something alsNit Go>L Yes favorite colors seem to be bright! red, her this morning that she must keep it I will eat a big piece' of turkey for you and Dr. yellow, and purple. AU have very clean. (4:30 p. m ) Rev. Eckels aud If I cam gel some on tbe Thanksgiving l>ay black hair and these colors contrast Yesterday I went to shopping to buy some ma­ nicely. The Siamese have black hair Dr. Walker have just gone to call on the Governor. He speaks some Eng­ terials for my coat aud enb-nalnment dress. I wish your letter did come to me tbe day before too and no matter how old the person lish. a fact which makes it less embar­ yesterday; then I could buy a present for your I have never seen a baldhQad, that does rassing for C. Yet it is quite remark­ birthday, as well as not. But however 1 will not say none are bald, however, does it? draw and paint a card for the gift. But Itl* not Rev. Eckels says very few people are able how much we can understand even without an interpreter. (Friday live­ good -because It Is the beginning of practicingThe rainy season Is now all gone here, and the bald here. They all seem to have heavy ning.) They had a very pleasant call cold weather Is creeping tn its place. It was hair and curly hair is a rarity. Every on the Governor. H.e said he would very cold, in these few days. Now, while I am man and woman wears his and <;‘ier return it to-morrow. The Commiswriting you. Is wry cold also. Now I must clow hair as yon see the King does—pompa­ sionei has a daughter at Wang Lang, my letter because I have sort eyes, and they are growing dim. I must be very careful of them. dour. The other Sunday an old China- whom Mrs. Eckels likes very much. I’lease excuse my writing, and many mistakes tn ( j man died at the dispensary- Be was a She has taken up with American ways the letter. Please remember me to Dr. Walker. Christian, a Baptist. Rev. Eckels and rapidly and seems more like a foreign­ With beat wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving, a Dr. Walker made tho coffin, and cover­ er to Mrs. E. than a Siamese. The Merrv ChrlstuiM and a Happy New Year. May ed it with white cloth, white being a father has just come for his babe. We God help you in *11 of your ways. Pleaw an­ swer .to mo soon, because 1 love to hear and symbol of mourning. Then it was car­ are going c*rer to Rev. Eckels soon to write to Jou. Good night. With love I remain ried on a pole, on the shoulders of two take the little gifts for the children, Yours rlnreroly Siamese to the grave. knife, whistle, vase, ribbons, cup aud CHAM BURKk. Dr. Walker and Kru Chang have saucer, handkerchiefs (from America.) T)r. Walker performed au operation to day on aChlnaman tor osleomyelllla, Just been called co see a woman who It is quite hard to find anything real gave birth to twins last night. So'of- nice here.' (Saturday a. m.) This letter to morrow ou a child', eye. ten the relatives do not come to the is of the “to-be continued" sort, but Dec. 14, 1WM. I Mould on clolbea and hooka, ruat on dispensary until the sufferer has ex- about an hour after the babe was taken • hausted all their strength. A day, or home, the father came saying it was in Iron and »«»1 and the inceeaant errugeven a few hours means so much ale tor the anta to get into the sugar ‘ pain.’ We both went and did what we bowl are thing, we try to do away sometimes r-forgot to tell you the i could for It, leaving it reeling better. with. Daring oar language lewoo thl.i reason the first twins were sick was morning I happened to look down at due to the mothers giving them rice: It died tho shortly after we came away. । and-llananas, only a little she said. She 1 Really it Is much better off in our the door and there waa a Kring ot ant, turning right angle, a. nicely aa could i8 over here now, alternately watching the babe, and then coming to watch he, and each one carrying a reed or the monkey In the front yard. Dr. egg * Walker came home from seeing his tVe ate tranalating John 3rd now. It new patient just before supper. He For Infknts an$ Children. 1. bo much oaaler than at drab- The had cut up bls handkerchief, as the Doctor baa a tubercular oneratlon thl. eyee of both father and mother were r M la bnay at 11 now. He took out very sore, and had to be washed ttie Blitchee from tho lid. ot hl. lot and they had Bears the /'j? S/fz? j no clean cloths. natient UH. a. nr. aud let him go home. The mid-wife was giving the new Signature of T&CC&Ai The man relzed him by the hand, and mother a cold bath! One of the twins placod them on hir head and forehead CASTOR IA Tki Kind Yos Hara Always Bough* 7 Heavenly Father’s care than In theirs or ours, altho we are sorry to lose it. . It is another summers day and very beautiful. Our servants (Rev. E’s and ours) and a few friends are preparing a Siamese dinner for themselves and will have it on the back porch veranda I should say as it is so large. Annabel gave me a nice pin cushion, John some buttons, we have had a great time finding large flat buttons, aud Mr. and Mrs. Eckels gave ns a beautiful tray with blackberries and leaves burned into it. I do not know what it is made of. They all received a good many nice presents from Amer­ ica and two boxes coming later.- Rev. E. is supported by a Washington, D. C. church. We gave each of our servants some money to use as they please. The girl whose machine 1 rent, sent me a vase and boquet this morning. 'We hope you will get one or two of our letters for Christmas. Last night we bad a dureen. I sent Rev. Van Auken a postal having Sla■mese fruit on and that Is one of them. Lt is tbe vilest smelling fruit we ever got hold of, but fortunately one does not taste the smell and we found it very nice, both of us liked it, much to cjur surprise. Some people learn to eat it by holding the nose, others by putting salt on. We did neither. It is a very heathful fruit. (Saturday 6 p. m ) The Governor has just gone having been here over an hour. He is a very plain man and .very interesting in conver­ sation. He has spent sometime in India and much time in the wilds of Siam. It is now time for the mail to go. UTILIZES THE SU.N'B HEAT. A solar motor which has receutij been invented by Dr. E. P. Brown ol (Cottonwood Falls, Kan., is illustratec Ip the accompanying engraving. Tlx apparatus aa described in the Scientist American embodies some very usefu improvements over solar motors ai •Ijfrctotore constructed. Tbe large re Cectnr xnny Ln time of storm be re versed and lowered, as indicated lx One of the figures, when It will present much less resistance to the wind and thus escape injury or destruction. Pivotally mounted at the left end o; the base frame Is a tower, formed wlti TD Bnaz 0 VQHK To Mothers of Ailing Children Many little boys and girls in this town are weak, thin-legged, hollow­ cheeked and bloodless. We wish every mother could know what our Vinol will do for such children. We promiee that it will create fleeh, build them up and make them strong, robust and rosy. If it fail* to do this we will cheerfully return all the money paid us for the Vinol taken. On these terms it’s your duty to try it. W. H. GOODYEAR. Druaaitt tbv xaxrarST .r,A» a spitAAe. wheel, which baa chain connectlor wlth'gcarlag operated by a clock meeb anisui on tbe base frame. The clock trulu in driven by a weight suspended from the pulley at the top of the tow­ er, and nt intervals of two minutes 11 releases tbe reflector, which thereupor Is rotated -through n small angle by s secund weight similarly bung. By thl* menns the reflector is made to always bear the proper relation to the sun. m as to focus the sun's rays on the boiler The -vertical movement or inclination of the retlector is attained by operating tbe gearing which meshes with thf segmental racks on tbe reflector. BUSINESS CARDS. ATTORXEY8 nappen, kleinhanba K KNAPPEN, Attorneys. 17 Michigan Treat Co. Bonding, ^rt Rapids. Michigan. fPHOMAS & PRYOR. C.H.T1 -L Attorneys at Law. I- H. 1 Qgtoe.1 over Hxstlnrs Cfty-Baak. pOLGlOVK A POTTER. Attorney!) at Law, (BMDM8OTW to Philip T. CoIctotb) ttoela Union Block. HwtoiiPnisttosB.l all nf «V.K V Ak. kznaston, Attorney at-Law. I c * rx • ELECTRIC IRRIGATION. Valnelesa California Deaerta claimed by Motor Pompa. Re­ From the city of Los Angeles. Cal.,' on tbe FaHtlc coast to tbe Sierra Madre mountains, a distance of abont ninety miles, says tbe New York Press, the electric current has taken an active part In converting hundreds of thou­ sands of- acres of absolutely valueless desert Into farms and fruit ranches worth from X200 to *500-per acre. Streams from the constantly melting snows of tbe mountains are turned Into !>ower bouses, and tbe current generated la run over many transmis­ sive lines across this formerly great desert. A well la driven for each seventy-five pr hundred acre farm and tbe water raised and turned into irrigating ditch­ es by electric pumps taking current at very low cost from the transmission line. No expert attendant is required, It being only necessary to throw a ■witch and leave the motor to do tbe work. The wells are deep.’ ranging from 200 to 800 feet, but when water is struck- the supply seems to be. In­ exhaustible. T M. SMITH, Attorney at Law. • Woodland, Mich. AlljbusineM given prompt and earefai attention. Collections a specialty. PHTS1CIAWB R. LOWRY, HuUngo, Mich. always a large stock of CT* glaaoeo spectacles on band. A?A C. H. BARBER, • ' Physicians and Surgeons. D B. TIMMKHMAN ’ a Homeopathic Physician and Sar(oon. Office cor. Jefferaon and Oeotar itreets P HANLON. M. D„ Physician Sorgeoos . Middleville, Mich A ftHARLES RUSSELL, M. D. V Physician and Surgeon. Office over Fred L. Heath’s drug store, aariinw* phono Offlw phooa au V. GALLAGHER, Physician an*• Surgeon, Dowling. Office hournr 7 to 9 qjn., 12 to 2 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. R DKMTtSTB IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW What a Heap of Happiness it Would ’ Bring to Hastings Homes. a^ K. WILLISON, D. D. S. • Ha«tlriKB. Mich. F Hard to do work with aching back. . A. SHELDON, Hours of misery at leisure or at work. . Abstract and Real Estate office. If women only knew tbe cause. AtMitract Block. Hw-ungh. Backache pains come from sick kid­ Money to loan ou Real EcUU- Real EMata old on corumt.Halon. General conrayaactas. neys. lav nraeompleuraetol AbatractBeoka.comDoan's Kidney Pills will cure it. pUro moL.’Uac Records, can mhiahcom <Ma Hastings people endorse this. cstrarUi. ' P | OIL u slide block two-guide rails, on Tbe block 11 is adapted to the desired post raised there tlon l»y menus of i shelve whee to. [which passes and is.wound at the top of the up on a drum nt tbe TV* block support* oue end of : tubul.-ir shaft, which nt the oppoeiti end Is supported in n swivel bearing carried on a bracket fastened to tbt basi frame. The reflector is mountec on this shaft by means of a pair ol seuihental racks, secured to the re fieetpr and adapted to mesh with suita hie wearing rorried in blocks on th* slrnfi. The shaft nt the /•enter open* intol'n spberhml boiler, nt the focus of the reflector. Steam generated in th* bolldr is. conducted by a pipe passing through the tubular shaft to an engine EXPENSIVE tarME FOR INpIGES- TION W. jL Holloway has Simple Remedy that is Guaranteed to Cure the Trouble. No one word better expresses the condition of tbe sufferer from weak stomach or indigestion than "misery." The atomach is weak and cannot digest the food, so that there Is no appetite, there are pains and gripingin the stom­ ach and bowels, the head and back ache, and the misery goes to every or­ gan. Strengthen the stomach and the di­ cestiVe system by the use of Mi o na. This । is the only ptomach remedy knowh that gives relief by.strengthen ing ttie stomach and digestive organs. It is this principle that makes it a cer­ tain cure for indigestlqji. Other tnedidnes may give temporary relief by helping digest the food, but they do not strengthen the stomach, and that organ gets weaker and weaker Blithe time. W. Holloway the reliable retail dealer has so much confidence in this remarkable remedy that he guarantees a curt% or the money will be refunded, Ml o-na costs but 50 cents a box. Ask to see the strong guarantee given with every box. Mi-o-na is in tablet form and should be taken before each meal. Other re­ medies for stoikach troubles and indi­ gestion are taken after the meal, and decompose the good food you eat, but but Mi-o-na used beforeeating strength­ ens tbe stomach, soothes and. heals all (nations and inflamation, enriches tbe blood, and puts the stomach in such a healthy Condition that it will take care of tbe food itself and there will be no pain and suffering. Backache is never known to those >ersons who take an occasional dose of ’ineules. Tbe value of the reein ob­ tained from the Pine tree has long been recognized in the treatment of diseases of the bladder and kidneys. One dose of Pineulea will give relief, and one bottle will cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath the druggist. rUNEBAL DIRECTOR M. STEBBINS, Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. Rooms next to Christmas' Photograph RtuiUo. Residence aoe Court street. AD calls protpptly attended, day er nlghLja Cltlxens Phone. Res. 60; Ottlca 7<L W Pneumonia Follows a Cold but never follows the use of Foley’s Honey aud Tar. It stops the cough,' heals and strengthens the lungs and af­ fords perfect security from an attack of pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. Rubber Stamps Private paid stamps and all the stamps you may require, made to order. JAS. H. ATKINS. 67 So. Division St. Grand Rapid* i Our dubbing Rates. > Michigan Centra^ “ Tlur tiumara Falla Boult.*" For’ the convenience of those who Taking cffi'ct Nov. 37.19(H. Tmliit le«vo j wish to order all of their papers at ope HsMlng* follows; ' time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date! can get the Banner and any one of the following for one year in advance as follows: Banner pnd Detroit Daily Free Press................................................ 83 05‘ Banner and Detroit Daily Jour­ nal. ..........L.................... .I... 3.05* Banner and Grand Rapida Her­ ald/................... .................................. 3 Ofi* Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal............................................. 1 75 Banner aud Detroit Free Press > Farm and Livestock Journal.. 135 Banner and Michigan Farmer... 1 75 time table. In effect Oct. 23, ism Central standard Time.. Banner and Chicago Weekly In­ Ex2Ex4Frtt ter Ocean......................................... I 75 FrtsExaExt ampmam ' amnmpm Banner and New York Tribune 7: 15 2:30 6:20 lv KalAmaxoo&r 111.138:17 3:30 8: 353:10 7:00 - -------- --- — Delton Farmer............................................. 1 30 UastlDRs ar Woodbury iv ♦To those living on Rural Routes Via P M lly only. ' ’ ’ Ijraslng i:20 5:ii Grand Rapid a 7:10 These special rates are offered as an accomodation to Banner patrons aud W.J.K«ALar, G.P. A. for a limited time. Get your supply of winter's reading nqw. If there ia any Raper or magazine not on tthe above et on which we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than $1.00 whether in combination or are pretty hard on shoes. ■lone. All special prices are made on the other papers in the combination. Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw R R. THE CHILDREN TRY NOTICK or HEARING claims. BUlA of Michigan, County at Barry, n. Noth* Is hereby given, that by an order of tbe 1‘robale Court for the County of Barry, made ot the 38th day of January A. D.. ins, four mouths from that date were allowed for creditera to preset.I their claims against the eetote of Samuel Weeks late of said county, de■oeaiw3“and that all creditors of said decraaed are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate office In the city of Hasting*, for examination and allowance, oo orlmforethc 36th day of May next, and that such claims will b« heard ixrfore said Court, ou Our wear tike IRON SOLES. We« make a specialty of re­ pairing all kinds of foot wear for Men, Women and Children. Try us once and get satisfaction.' W. J. MICHAEL a SON TWO COBBLEEIS. Foley’s Honey ua Tar Judged FrobMe wrtstnMs. prevents saewvzafa. �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH 8, 1905. A Rheumatism r Curable Disease A remedy to remove the poison­ ous Uric Acid, together with the proper treatment suited to your special case, will relieve you almost instantly and cure you in the end. W. J. Holla way Sells the Remedy Atklo-photos Southwestern Michigan Railroad Has Plan to Build Citizeus Telephone Co. has proJoseph W. Davis, for many years a.The -------------------. well known resident of Battle Creek | cured am injunction ^restrain ,nK in*­ dropped dead in the rear of his proper- Palmer, of Sunfield, from selling his ,n dependent telephone exchange to the ty, the S. F. McKay Grocery Co. Bell Telephone Co. Tbe Citizens' Tel­ . The Supreme Court of thia state band­ ephone Co. held an option on the ex­ change for 83,000 and the Bell Co. of­ ed down an opinion last Monday sus­ fered 812,500 for tbe same exchange taining Judge Smith in refusing bail and Palmer wanted to sell out. for the Tubbs’ who are in jail in Char­ lotte charged with murder The friends and neighbors of Heury Devonshire of Duck Lake, Calhoun CoBattle Creek ia to have the largest are not-satisfied with the verdict of dot freight depot in the state according to the statement of a Grand Trunk official guilty against John Mitchell, who was The building will be commenced as charged with his murder. A number soon as the new passenger depot is com­ have written to the prosecutor ®f the county asking if there was no way in pleted- . which to bring Mitchell to trial againIt was reported that Miteheli was A stock company is being formed in hung in effigy in Springport last Satur­ Eaton Rapids for the purpose of manu­ day. facturing axes on a larger scale than this in the near future. A. J. Chapman, of Battle Credit, a switchman on the Grand Trunk, was killed early Thursday morning while coupling cars in the yards of that city. He slipped and fell just as the cars were coming together and was caught be­ tween the bumpers. Then they re not HOOD’S HOOD RUBBERS trade /hoopX feasneatsr) \^O.*TON / mark. NOT MADE BY A TRUST ✓z- rm/ csHHOT cer rnese/wB- \anfS you#O£M£#-rMTt/3 H a Day Sure Up will show you how to make $3 a day abaolutely sure; wo furnish the work and teach you free, you work in the locality where you iivo. Send us your address and we will ex­ plain the business fully, remember we Ruamntee a clear profit ot *3 for every day’a work, abso­ lutely sure. Write at once. Shariffs Notice of Election. To the Lrispectors of Election and the Qualified Voters of Barry County: J^usuant to due noUre from tlir Secretary of Btitt* tor tho <Ut«* of .Mlelihtnti you nre hereby notified thu at thr Central HrcttoB to tf ; twl 1 in thl* stale on Monday April .ml 1W>. tlifl folloerinx officer* are lo lie rii-cted nod u> ta- Voted - for in Barry County: One Jueth* of tbrSu'pretnf t ourt. r«-o KwnU of tin- Vnh«r*ltv of Mfetiisan, <mm rnetnlwr of the State Board of; KdauaUon -flu AH vacancy) and one Circuit JudceYortb*- KifUi Judicial Circuit, comi>rhln< the oountie- of Barry and Eaton. Vou are al*o hereby notified that. In pursuant to due notice from the Secretary ot Stab*, oftbe state of Mlt'lilnn. that a special election wIP Ih* held tn thl* State on Monday April tird. (MK (or tlm purpose of electing a Memlier of the State Itvar-l of EdtiaUloti for the term cndlns Dooecnber si. km*, and to fill tin* vacancy camxx) by lhe re*lanatlon of Patrick H. Kelley. I FVicroh B. Fvn> nut. Sheriff of Barry County. BANNER Foley’s Honey Tar and for children.safe.sure. Nn Qdates. Tbe Detroit, Toledo and Milwaukee railroad has closed down its shops in Marshall. It is bettered that it is for good, and that the machinery will be moved to the M. C. R. R. shops in Jack­ son. The Marshall citizens, who put up a bonus of 825,000 to secure the lo­ cation of these shops, are suing the M. C. B. R., which acquired the D. T. and M., for the amount they put up. > to Hastings. Is thr Pert Marquette planning to build from Freeport into Hartings?Cer­ tain things seem to indicate that inten­ tion. There have liecn of late reports of surveying parties north of .this city, who were evidently not out in the win­ ter weather fof the benefit of their health, it is claimed also-tljat the old liastines-Lowdl roadbed above this city lias been receiving a good de.il of uispccfion from people who were not walking for. exercise The P. M. has completed a fine depot at Freeport. It would not have done this if its terminus was tri.lie Freeport, ft certainly cannot Ik profitable for the P M. to operate the The Circuit Court .jury gave Mrs. Sarah P. Clark, of Charlotte, a judge­ ment of 84,200 against the Grand Trunk railroad. She brought suit for 86000 damages, representing the loss of a> warehouse and contents by fire in Nov. 1903. The tire was caused by sparks from an engine passing the building. Frank Colvin,of Marshall, was found guilty of assault on Patrolman Strick­ land and wai sentenced to the Detroit House of Correction for one year. This was a great susprise to him, as as he believed that he would be found not guilty aud that would be the end of the matter. A real estate grafter worked Mra Frank Wright, of Albion, for 850 the other day. He represented that he was a real estate agent, and as she had a house- for sale, he offered to sell it for a commission of 830. He .returned lo her a day or so later with a certefled check for 8750. which he.said was tbe prie he sold the lot for. He turned the check over to her and said that he had been called to Brittiah Colombia and would appreciate it very much is she would pay him his commission which she did. Tbe next day she took the check to the bank to have'it cashed when it was found to be a forgery. As yet no trace of him has been found. § £ israble for the P. MThe.C. K & S. appears to be the |cey to the situation. It is well known that the Perc/Marquette wants that line, and it could not afford tn let another road own it. There is a suit now pending, which, if decided favorably to parties friendly to the P M.. will give that line control over the C. K. ■& S. With* the latter, a line from Freeport to Bastings and another from Kalamazoo to Lawton would make a through Chicago short line for the Marquette system from Chi­ cago to Detroit and Buffalo, and from the Saginaw valley to Chicago. The geography of the situation would burglaries Id Ionia the past week. The therefore, appear to favor the idea th?t slot foaebine in the Pare Marquette de­ these parties of injectors and surveyors pot was robbed of its contents, and tbe had some business of importance on till of the Bailey House was pried open their minds. We hope they have, And‘ and about four dollars taken. The that Hastings may get the P. M. theives overlooked a number of bills, amounting to a considerable larger sum. The Callow House was also visited by NORTH JOHNSTOWN. the marauders but they secured no booty Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robinson visited except a small quantity otcanned goods relatives in Bedford last Sunday. The dance at the Grange Hall was There have no arrests made although well attended and all enjoyed a good there are some suspicions. time. John Haugh, of Battle Creek, visited relativea'and friends here the past week. BUSINESS CHANGE. I^eua Bristol who his.been sick with Weldon Bronson and Jake Cox have pneumonia for some time, is slowly on purchased the barber shop formerly the gain. The Johnstown Cemetery Association owned by Clarence Olmstead and will Number 2, meets with Mr. and Mrs. Ilicontinue business at the old stand first tam Bristol Tuteday eve. March "th. door south of Wright Bros, store. They Fried cakes and coffee will be eerwd. will give the business their close atten­ Everyone Invited. Bert Letts who was seriously hurt tion, and will be glad to welcome all while coasting is on the gain, as he is old customers aud-many new ones. able to go to his home, in North Barry. These two young men have many His bead haslo bedreesed every day yet. The Independent Telephone line hero friends in the city who will wish them is nearly completed then every one will success in thelrpiew venture. know every one else’6 business. But they are ail right all the same. A Very instructive and interesting meeting was held at tbe Grange Hail There should be comfortable chairs Tuesday'Feb. 21st. L. C. Root of Alle In the kitchen, a table with drawers— Sau was present and all pronounced itn a good entertainer and instructor, a settle table, which may. be so ad­ justed ns to provide an ironing tabla or a comfortable seat, and the box seat CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED. may Ih? used as a receptacle for kitch­ with local application*. a» they cannot roach tbe en lore, magazines of domestic science. scat ot the abea-w. Catarrh !« a blood or conThere should also be* a Rood clock, a rtltutlotial JL»ct»«c and In order lo cure It yon calendar, a slate for memoranda and a mu*t take Internal remedies. Hall'* Catarrh Cure I* taken internally, and acta dinette on the thermometer. hlood and raucous .urfwev*. Hall'* Catarrh Cure In not a quack medicine. It waa pre­ The Kind Toa Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for pver 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been marie under his per­ sonal supervision since Its trifhncy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Jnst-es-good” are but Experiments .that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OB', Pare­ goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium* Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and* natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. country for years and Is a regular prescription; I* conivo'.ed.of the beAt tout.-* Known, eomMassaging the corners of the eyes -It hk>e<l with the t«>t blood purifyer*. acliui di­ will remove crow's feet L*se a good rectly on the mucous Mirfacv*. The twnvet cream nhd work by putting tbe middle combination erf the two lnsr«llrat» Is whal prpdacr* such wonderful result* tn curtiw and first finger lieslde Hie vjrner of tbe catarrh. Send for teaUmoninh fnv. Ve; then wpar.-ite the fingers, which .. .?•?• & r<>Toledo; O. Sold by drusxhts. price rac. will smooth the wrinkles out. Mpkn HkDS Eaniily nn» are the best. each motion smooth the wrinkles. No stroke must go with them all being ngninat. t A fastidious housewife w^ili always make her o’wd lard. The best is from what is called the leaf of xmaU pigs. It should be cut Into pieces so sijial! that it melta quickly. Draw the fat out over a slow fire and In a clean raucepnn. Drain ns It melts and put sway in earthen jars. In France the woman bank clerk has come to stay. The Credit Lyonnais was, a French correspondent jxilnta out the. first bank to employ women. There nre now In that great institution 1.000 women clerks. Tuikiah towels may be cut Into squares and "finished round the edg» with buttonhole stitch in bright colored­ cotton, the result being cheap but use­ ful mats for the washstand. Sunlight tuwl air nre the very best sanitary agents; therefore they should be freely Invited to enter every room of the house. Before dtaldfecling make the room as nearly sir tight as possible and don’t disinfect books; burn them. Court.House News MARB1A0E LtCKN’SES. Ch«rle« B. Qalat. Noohrllle .. Georgia A. Wat, Jtaahrllle... ArUur E. Cn»», liMtlnn <WPMon Draper, Haatlnn twp.. Benjamin Baird, Tbomapple Mary Hubbell. lr»ln* Krunk G. Fighter. Freeport. Era Engles. Idaho. Francla Lew. Ji»*»llle...... Greta Bell Young, haaheUle TONSILINE CURE S SORE THROAT ■SSS'tKS'JSSS PROBATE COURT. Eatata ot William B.C«a«l. deceaaed Proof ot will Bled. Order admitting It entered. Bond tiled. Letlara laaaed lo Carrie A. Caaael. SBaiate of Henry C. Wqrlhley decoaaed. Report ot «ale tiled. Estate Francla E. Herrlck| deceased. little stub line-to Freeport. Proof of will filed. Order admitting Would it lx- any object for the^P. M Will entered. Bond filed: l.eltera lato build to Hastings? Certamly'nol if aued to Wm. L. Herrick. Claltna heard this were to be the terminal. But if July 3rd. that line desires to get a shorter route to Eetate of Thomae I.aurenaon., De­ Chicago from ‘ Saginaw and desires to ceased. Proof of will filed. Order ad­ make profitable its line from South Ha­ mitting will entered. Claims heard ven to Lawton, then we can understand why that railroad would want to come July 3rd. Estate of Mary CoIUdb. Incompe­ to Hastings, am! go from this city to Kalamazoo, and build from that place to tent, annual account of guardian filed. Uwton. Then if the P. M could get ^Estate of Maria Densmore, incompe the C. K. & S. it would Have a short line tent Annual account of guardian to Chicago from Detroit and thr Sagi­ tiled. naw valley—both of which are very xle- <In Re of Maude Josephine Whitney Thel’n ted States Food Coj plant of BattleCreek was broken into last Thurs­ day night. The theives were evident­ ly after electrical supplies, as they bad a quanity of wire, a volt meter and anumbebof other fixtures laid out ready to take away, when they were frightened and left the job. There have been sev­ Tbe managers of the Independent eral thefts of electrical supplies here Telephone Companies of the state met lately, and it is evident that some one in Battle Creek last week. They held intends to start in business as an elect­ their usual buisness session after which rical engineer. they were taken to tbe Sanatari um where they were treated to a delightful health food banquet. There have been a number of petty Charles McLaughlin, of Belding, took his own life last Wednesday. He was one of beet blacksmiths in tbe state, and had fine business. His death at his own hands is attributed to liquor to whsch he was addicted occasionally. CASTORIA GENUINE Some Things Th& Indicate That THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. He will give you a Question Blank. ’Fill out this blank fully, send it to us, and we will furnish heretofore. A machine having been you the Treatment, FREE. * perfected that will enable them to do THE ATHLOPHOROSed., New Haven.Coan. IS PCTE MARCUETTE COMIWT ’ Speaking of uUctipikS and auctioneers, U book dwtler aajte; "The firat book auction in England of which we have any record Jr of a date ns far back aa 1G70. when tile library of Dr. Seamhn wns brought- to the hammer. 1'reflxed to the cnbilopne there in an address which thus-begins: •Reader, It bath not been usual here in England to make sale of biMikw by way of auction, or Who will give the most for them; but, it haring bC]*n practiced in other coun­ tries to the advantage of both buyers and neffera. it was therefore conceived (fur the encouragement of learning) to publish, the aule of thesq books in thin mabner of way..’ ” It is difficult to cure a cough or free yourself from the discomforts of a cold unless vou move the bowels. Bee's lax­ ative Honey and Tar acts ou the bowels and drivt-H all cold out of the system. Then comes its soothing effect and strengthening iniluence upqn the throat and lungs. For Croup, Whooping 9?u?k» Colds, and all Lung and Bronicbal affections, no remedv is equal to the original Laxative Honey and Tar. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Hon to Improve Oilcloth. Ysur oilcloth will be Improved If rub­ bed over with skim milk after wash­ Croup isquickly relieved and Whoop­ ing Gough will not “run its course" If ing well with warm water and wiping you use the original Bee's Laxative dry. Honey and Tar. This Cough Syrup is Dangers of Pneumonia. different from all others because it acts onlbow®ls- You can i)ot cure Group A cold at this time if neghj is and Whooping Cough until you rid the' liable to cause pneumonia whic system of congestion, by working qff often fatal, and even when the patient the cold through a copious action of has recovered the lungs are weakened, bowels. Bees Laxative Honey aud making them peculiarly susceptible to /m-doeethis, and cures all Coughs, the developement of consumption. Croup, Uhooping Cough, etc. Noopi- Foleys Honey and Tar will atop tbe aH ‘ 8014 b7, **** Ll lhe dr°8‘ cough, heal and strengthen the lunos and prevent pneumonia minor, application for adoption and change of name tiled. Order of adop­ tion and change of name to Maude Josephine Whitney Carvetb entered. Estate of Orin A. Hugbea, deceased. Final) account of executor allowd. Discharge issued. Estate of Charlee T. Armstrong, de­ ceased. Petition for admission filed. Hearing March 31st. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. WARRANTY HERDS. RUlTfCIaADiS. Laura E. Searls to Thomas A. Searles HO acres sec 31, .Johns­ town, 20 a sec 1, Roas Kala­ GOO 00 mazoo countyL.... 8 Ida M.MiUset al to Lydia L. Gaskill 40 acres sec 11 Johntown................................. 2 00 Orin W. Rockwell to Georae J. Rockwell 40 acres sec 24 Hds. tings............................................... 360 OU John T. Shelp to Christopher A. 1 00 Merlau, parcel fValrieville... John Acker jr. aud wife to Minerva-Jones, parcel Prair­ ieville................................................. 1 00 Georgiana Paul to John G. Siusenmayer et al. lol Middle ville Charles A Curtis and wife to Eva M. Bunnell, Lot Freeport 75 00 l^wis W. B&rily to John L. Shupp 40 acres sec 23, Carl­ ton 2500 W Francis A. Colvin to Ernest E. '700 UOf White, lot Middleville . Electa 4- Gordon to Llewellyn S. Campbell and wife 40 acres sect’s \ ankoe Springs .......... floojw Oliva .Van Arman to Philip T. Colgrove, lots. Hastings... . 1250 ou Addie Christie to Charles W. Smith and wife, lots, Hat* tiugs...:....... ....................... ISO co Georm F. Laukerd and wife to Lynn H. Lankerd, 27 acres iw 31, Hastings 1300 00 William Pincomb and wife to ■ EiisWorth D. Johnson aud wife, lot, Middleville 730 00 Merritt Wood knd wife to Catharine J. Hart, parcel, sec 2, Prairieville £500^00 Amanda A. Jewell (perattyj to Altert D. Lee aud wife Kit a sec 15 Johnstown. 1800 00 Jay W. Strickland and wife to Birchuel I’. Farrel 40 acres kec.23.Carlton TpO 00 George Sfanson and -wife to Howard. M. Hayes, 160 acre* sec 34, t» acres s*.-c 33 John­ stown. 72OU 00 James W. Briggs and wife to LeGraude A. Templeton, parcel Delton 175 00 Wm. H. Fairchild and wife to Joseph P. Renkee, lote Has­ tings........................................... 143Q tK) City of Hastings to Joseph AL Wine, lota. Hastings 50 00 Henry C. Peckham and, wife to Job Chevaebrough. lot, Free­ port 250 00 Dorothea M. Moblar to Laura Searles, lots, Hastings 600 00 J. C. Andrus and/wife to Al­ fred Bishop and wife 40 acres sec 11, Hope 425 00 Warren J. Willlaips to Hattie Bullinger 100 acres sec 24, Prairieville 1 00 Amelia Dysou la Mary E. Spriggs 5 acres, sec 31. Maple Grove....................................... .. 00 Lynn H. Lankerd and wife to Gria H. DeMott, 71 acres sec31, Hastings.............................. ;31(A) 00 Otis' H. DeMott to Lynn H Lankerd 20 acres, aec 31 Has­ tings! 1400 00 Levi D. Barbour to Thomas Retries et al 100 acres, see 34 ljMTy................ '-......................... 1600 00 Fredrick F. McNair to Has­ tings Realty Co. 187 acres sec 18, Hastings112000 00 Lothrop Estate Co. to Mai * colm McCallum, 130 acre* sec 12, Orangeville 1700 00 Trolley car devices. (Mliard It nin>ean» from tbe report of thi MsNKacbusetts board of railway com mlssioners that tbe decrease tri tin number of surface car aeddenta in Um state during the past year was dm largely to the adoption of improve meuts designed U secure greater safe ty. A writer In the Bo-ton Transcrip' regards as one <rf the most imj>ortan of these Improvements' the are head light, which brilliantly illumhrulirs th* track for a long distance la advance enabling tbe motorman to avoid col lixlons. It also Im-codiM an object ol sueb glaring promlncneein all the sbr rounding landscape that no one cat be unaware of the approach uf the cat at night. It is more effective as a pre vention of accidents than any warning signal yet devised. . ♦ The airbrake is now'regarded with such very high • favor by progresslvf street cur nmnngvca that the time-ap pears to bo not f*r distant when sb trolley lines on which rars run at higt speed will have airbrakes on all thelt other reason. The cost, large as It ta will tie found to be very much lees than that uf paying damages. Curiously enough, tbe motorman't vestibule, which wad opposed so strong ly by many street car officials when the question ot Its compulsory adop tlon was before tbe Massachusetts leg­ islature some years /ago. Is now dedar cd by tbe same officials or their auc ceasors to be an important element of protection from accident liability. A minor but not Insignificant safety factor Is mentioned by street car ru prrintviMlents and other officials, coo sitting'of a newly Invented bicycle seal for tin* motormati; They say that hr can do hla work just as well and be it much better condition for doing It.to war! tbe close of a hard day of strsii upon the mind and muwhw if much n| the time he is permitted to occupy this Ingeniously contrived , seat, wblcl needed action, except perhaps in.cmer gcuch H. when he ran losiantly cbaugt to n Standing posture. > On all tbe l>rat managed Interurbar roads Sn Massachusetts cnri are now run In' accordance with orders frort tbe central offices transmitted througl te!<>pbo0es At each turnout on a sin 'gle tragk road. If it has up to dab equlpnient, there is a telephone station Within the past few months ver? many such telephones Imre been in closed in Imotlis. This method !■ analogous to that In use on all Cnr claw steam railroads, when* trains an run according to orders tvlcgrapbe* from bmdqnartrrs. Finally tbe very latest applied in vention nf nn Important ‘kind for so curing safety is an instrument to means of which tbe dispatcher at th< central office can almost Instantly sbn off the power all along tbe line. Includ Ing every branch line. In rase be learn* that sotoc one ha;; blnoder-ed and tba therefore a rolHslon is imminent. 8< near ficrtection lias tbe present systen of Information at and control from th« central office boon brought that the dtk patchcr iconics'very near to knowing where nt? his can* are throughout. <>v taost cxScnalvo street railway systou at each ifooi&cnt of time. ' , not a patent medicine . Hyomel, the Guaranteed Catarrl Cure, Pre5cribcd by Physkiana. No one should confound Hyome with the patent mMIcinea that are ad vertlsed lo cure catarrh. It is as faj superior to them all aa the diamond ii more valuable than cheap giara. Thei composition is secret, but Hyome gives its formulate all reputable physi clans. Ite base i« the valuable eucalyptu f?r. antiseptic qualitiw Thia ia combined with aromatic am healing gums and bateatna, making i pure liquid, whic^ whru ln “tl Hy<im.l pocket inhaler, ffll, the alt ,al Lren-hf with Rerm hilling, dl^are de lit"Jarerei* id that kill all catarrhal germa there ma, be Ih th throat, nw and lunge. i.!;kT.fO1J!,l'.11 !• “ and cure c« Jarrh by awallowlng tablet, or liquid! lhe only natural way to cure this dl “n* •>* ■>«•>« direarce ot the re ‘f 10 breathe Hyome G^aunent bar been eo sneceefu "iJwr “M ot all who hare um h. that Hyomel la now cold by W. J Holloway under an absolute guar ante "fund tbe money If It doer not cun ii2U rUt° r,Bk whatever In buyiu Hyomel. If it did not pueseas unnnua KTm? CUre’11 <»«« not be sold ur on inis plan. r .3lU.co,aPleUl Byomel outfit coat. . “i inh»**r. • boule u Ki d it d">t’l",r' Th’ inh,Ue £ ,i™‘, A B»« me; and addithma w'cmit * Hl,o®el ““ *» obtained fc No matter how long you have had the cough; if it hasn't Vreidyd^etap blSd’ta puts'pure, rie: blood In the veins; makes men and m “d beaRhy- Burrtoc Blood Bitten. Any drug store. . ed into consumption Dr. Wood's Nor way Hne Syrup will cure it , Years of suffering relieved la a night Itching pilM yield at onoe to the cure. NewfX1 o °f P0‘U’8 Never fails. At any drug store,60 cents - .. suffered for months ■from* rut Uut>*L Bclwitrtc Oil currtL" scribed �HAS, UNGS BANNER MARH 8. >905. ASSYRIA. IRVING. . Mr. Walker, of Indiana, visited at Mr. G. McConnell, of Hastings, was 'Will Hoover’s last week. At Irving on business last Thursday. Mr. and Mra. E. Dunlap, of MlddleMrs. Thomas Tasker will entertain vllle. wore Sunday visitors at 8. Ken tho L. A. S. Thursday. March 16.Mrs. Dan Olmstead is on the sick nedy’s. James King has Middlevllh-. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Tompkins-visited Mr. G. Bixler, of Middleville, at Ralph Rogers’, in Maple Grove, last moved to Irvip*. Friday: • There will be a,social at the home of Gwn-ge W. Tompkins, Wednesday evening. March 15. for the benefit of th| church. Box supper for the-young people, and picnic supper for the mar­ ried people. A good program la being prepared. . Mr. Scott, of Pennsylvania, a brother-in-law of Mrs. Garretson, will preach at the church Sunday. March 12. at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 .. and at the Austin ischool house 30 p. Reuben Baggerly visited friends nt Hillsdale last week. ■ . Everett Shepard visited Mrs. L&Feyre Sunday and. Monday. BALTIMORE CENTER. RUTLAND CENTER. Mra. Warren Foreman la under the doctor', care. Mra. Ono. McNutt and tamDy ot E>«i Ha«tln» vialtud at Burghdur, Sunday. ' ' Jas. Wood spent a portion qf last week with Frank Tobias and fam II}of Maple Grove. The Woodmen initiated several new members last week Wednesday even­ CEDAR CREEK. ing. A supper was served. Mrs. H. W. Newman is quite Kick Rolla Williams spent Sunday the With heart disease. guest of hlsj sister, Mra. F. Waters, of Henry Bergman's Uttle boy 4s quite Podunk. j . • sick, the result of having the-measles. A spelling confest. of the Rutland - Mrs Herb Stanton tehrbry sick. but. schools will be held at the Podunk Is a little better at present. ’ church Friday waning, March 30. Doctor Hyde. Of Prairieville, was Eva Erway visited her. parents Sat­ called as counsel In the case of Mrs. urday and Sunday. Stanton last week. alsoiDr Ixiwry. of Mrs. Collins is spending a few weeks Hastings, waa called latjt Sunday. with Al. Burghduf and wife. . ’ The telephone meeting at this place Thu play. "Tony, the Convict." will last week was quite wellj attended, and be given by ihome talent at the Glass many'more farmers nortji of this place Creek Grange Hall Friday evening, will put In poles and connect at the; March 17. Everybody come. Dou'd corners. Grant Otis; and wife Visited the Otis I school Monday. Parker Erway and family visited at NORTH E^ST RUTLAND. No wheeling, no sleighing, but they Wm. Havens Sunday. got there just the same. MARTIN CORNERS. E. C. Slocum will move on the Rus­ Mr. and Mrs. F. Barry visited st W. sell place. Sorry to see him go. Harry Mr. Aaron Durfee visited friends in Merrick’s In Hastings last Thursday. Maple Grove last Monday and Tues Waters will take his place on the Mr. Ofid Mrs Gerald Joslin of Grand 1 Brooks farm. day. . ‘ . Rapids visited relatives at this place Mra. C. A. Brown spent Saturday James Crawley has taken the Al geo last week, j and Sunday of this week1 with lipr son farm and will move soon. Miss Julia Barry called on the sick Chas’ Giliaspie and family spent Arthur in Hastings. In the. Fisher neighborhood one day George Hutchinson anil family vis­ Sunday with his people near Shultz. last week. i Our school is progressing finely ited Daniel Matthews last Sunday. Mr. and Mrk. Ix'nn Hopkins, of Has-i Low Norton will mow to Hastings under the management of Miss Clark, tings, visited at Orr Fisher’s laAt soon. This means the iss of three ot Hastings. Thursday. | of the nine scholars from district ko. 1 Mr. anil Mrs. .John De Priester en: Mr. ant! Mrk Clarence Crocker'have Mr. Irving will move back the tertalned relatives from near Prairie­ moved In-the house with their mother. Kurtz farm. ville two days lAJt .week. Mrs. Israel Roush. A fried-cake and coffee social at Carey Edmonds' in the near future, NORTH MAPLE GROVE. STATE ROAD. the date announced later. Born. March 3. to Mr. and Mrs. Orio Preaching at the church Sunday The L. A.. S. at Nat Edmonds' last Roush, a daughter. morning. Thursday was a success in every re Orno Warren and wife have |win The Hastings ladies who have been epect. A large crowd did Justice to girls, born February 28. attending the societies in this vicinity, an ample dinner, and after an interest Mr. Higdon has a bnfther are going to entertain the same in ing program the ladies sewed while 1-eslie visiting him. HiptingF. March 16. visiting. Miss Eva Scoby, of Freeport, Is visitSeveral neighbors of Mr., and Mra. ing her grandparents. and Mrs. Harry Waters met at their home Fri­ HIGH BANK. Fred Williams. - ? day evening. A very pleasant time Born, to Mr. and Mra. L. C. Schill, Ernest Golden And family have was enjoyed'by all. Mr Waters will of North Dakota, a daughter. February moved on a farm north of Nashville. soon move onlthe Doud farm west of 24. Mrs. Schill was a former Balti­ Jim Wood, of Rutland, is spending more girl. Etta Eaton. ____ . a few days with bis sister. Mrs Mrs. Shelby Norman Latham and wife' visited at Frank Tobias. pie’* Tuesday. James Moon's Saturday. Mr. George Kuntz* and Mr. and .Mra.' A. D. Kennedy visited Mrs. Mrs.-A. Edmonds returned from l-an- Janjes Fowler aijqnded quartesQy Bishop of Woodbury last week. sing Tnursday. Jkr mother. Mrs. m^tliig at Shultr la|t Saturday ind" HowardI McIntyre, while Sunday. Chase. Is slowly, failing. turning home i Ifrom, the party I of the little girls of this place George Hayman hgs ihuved •n'to Friday ev ’nlng. In getting out of. th* Barry vliie., shook hands with fcilllarn Jennings Mr Kilis sleigh slipped and st-ained herself In Francis; Maurer cut his foo quite Btfth a manner ar to rupture a blood Bryan when In wgs In Hastings last badly vuc day iet wefek. whilo •.’•ttf-ig WoHbl; which twarly ended her life. w eek. • Mrsi Edna'Edhionds spent Saturday wood. By the prompt attention of Dr. Burton ■ There will’be a Pedk-a-boo social at at'Einest Edmonds'.* . she is- oh tho road to recovery. Alifitond McIntyre and family spent D. J. Flook'S Friday evening for ti»u Frank Kennedy’s folks will Saturday and Sunday the guest, of her benefit ot th* McKelvey ^chool. Pfefylc .»n to his mother's farm brother. Andrew Smith, of Shultz. Scarlet fever Is reported Phillips’. a Wil! A party at Mrs, Harper’s Tuesday evening.'. Ah obi fashioned spelling school at the school house Thursday evening. Proceeds to go tor library books. MORGAN. Lydia E. PinKham s Vegetable Compound is Espe­ cially Successful Disease. Of all the iiseusca know®, with which women are ' ease is the most fatal. In fact, unlre early and correct treatment is applied, the weary patiekw seldom survives. Being fullV of tbi«. B»n>. e,rlv In hrr«nre>T. F*v*'exha°-' Ire .Unlv’lo U.e nubjnet, and 1,1 dneing grant remedy ills—I.ydin F.. linkbsms VegetsbI. Compound—wse egreful to see that It nontalnod the eortcet combination of which ™ ',»ra to contra that fatal diraase. woman s kidney trauhlra. The Vegetablr Compound acts In har mony with the law, that govern the entira-female system, and while thtrv Ira Stny rallied remeilles for kidney troubles Lvdia E Pinkham* Vege­ table CompiiuiKl Is the only one raperlslle n reps re J for women, and thon2mdkba4 been cured of serious kidney derangements by Itthe feminine organs iSTmb pain*, lolni, backache.* bearing down irh coP* swelling under tbe eyej * •b*rP,P* ?" lu th. heck running down th' ‘""A' „f her groin she may beM Lydia E Pinkham's v<*e“bl,„r°^. pound, the woman's remedy tor wo­ man's illsThe h pepsiaTablet Fair Offer To Scoffers We Knots’ That Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Will Cure You. Thia We Ure Safe in Offering to Return Your Honey if Dissatisfied, You take no risks. We take no risks. We know that Rcxall Dyspepsia Tablets will cure you. Our free sample packages alone brought health to hun­ dreds of sufferers. Dyspepsia is caused by the absence in tiie gastric juices. Rexall Dysi>cpsia Tablets supply this element, and stimulate the digestive apparatus to natural, healthy, action. Nine out of ten people have dyspepsU. Many do not know that it is dyspepsia that causes their constant suffering and wcak_J*re you dizxy ? If you stoop and then suddenly straighten bp, does everything turn dark before your eyes ? Does a hot, bitter fluid rise .in your throat after eating ? Are you short of breath ? Do you feel a. weight in the pit of your stomach ? Is your back weak ? Is your tongue coated r These are symptoms of dyspepsia. . • Dyspepsia never cures itself; never wears itself out, Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets cure it quickly and permanently. Remember if you want your money back, it’s yours. 1 ! • One Woman’s Experience . I । ■ B ) *’ Before I commenced taking your Rexall Tablets, I was troubled with terrible pains in uiy stomach, and I would use boiling bet water for relief. It would some­ times give relief, but it was not permanent There were certain things I could not cat After taking three boxes of Rexall I l>egar- to pick up. and now I feel all righL I haven’t been so well for years as I am now. I would advise all who are troubled with dyspepsia to try Rcxall Tablets.—Mas. W. F. M axdkn, 54 Grcftou Street Worcc»tcr» Mass.” . Price 25 cents. Sold only at our nore or by mail. FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH NA8HVILLE. 37th ANNUAL STATEMENT Clarence Grohe is quite ill with tonsllitls and la grippe. Mrs. C. L. Glasgow entertained the different ladles' literary clubs uf this village at her pleasant home Friday afternoon. Light refreshments were served, and a jolly time’had by all present For the Year Ending December 31st, 1904. Mrs. W. I.(Marble has been under the doctor’s care the' past week. Ruth Bacheller is home from Has­ Cash in Banks . ,• . First Mortgage Liens on Real Estate . - tings on account of sicknesal Mrs.-Hibbard Offley lads sqrlously Real Estate, including Home Oflice Building, cash 379,300 64 value . . . • - J ill at this writing. 88^,554 76 Loans to Policy-Holders, secured by Reserves .. Born, to Mr. ami Mrs. Omo'Warren. Agents* Balances 10,733 80 . • • • 28,750 00 Bonds, cash value ... . • e February 28. a pair ot twin girls. 5,500 00 • . Loans on Collateral . ... Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Vance. Interest duo and accrued . . . • 120,524 56 Febniary 25. a tod.' 2.033 CO Rents due and accrued . ' '• • John Mi’sslmer. of Detroit; has sold Net Outstanding Premiums secured by Reserve Fund 48,730 07 J-K . 106,154 92 hit house and lot on South Main Mretlt Net Deferred Pre.rn.inmt. secured by Rrearvo Fund MICHIGAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO Last «^eek the minister from Morgan was called to go to Sylvester Lanq** home to labor with hls mother, who hnd taken a foolish noting to leave her husband, C W. I-ane. The minister's labors wjere not without ^oo<l results, as tbe old lady consented to return to to:Mr. Asa Bivens. ' . 71 Total Assets her hushknd. Dr., Law has iakrn his brother. LIABILITIES. Frank and Mrs. tsenhath spent a John Ij»w. of Grand Rapids, as a pari Amount of Reserve Fund, American, Table, l;1,, and few day* visiting at H. H .Sparks’ a net to assist him in his growing veterijJ.’v'Vi from. January, 1WJ3 • $8,401.4M5 02 short tftne ago. after which they naj*y practice. Premiums Paid in Advance . . . > h.647 33 moved lit Elwfll. where he will reside Miss Farmy Worldard wap bitten by Dividends ou Deferred Premiums 6,333 80 Death Lories, nnufficinlly reported and cultivate his mother's farm. a :dog last Sunday morning on the All Othor-Liabilities 14.2«» 85 . . Last. ■Tuesday’a load of Morgan peo­ chin and lower ll|i She was playing Surplus 462,888 88 . . .. ple went to Nnahvifle on a visit to with th«- dug when he suddenly be­ L. th Sphrks. They report a pleasant came mad and bit her.. time. ‘ I Miss Ethel Root gave a party to $538,440 44 Increase in Assets The lioard of health were in Morgan | seventeen ot her iyoting friends last 33,623 Policies in force December 31, 1<XM last Momlay looking after the reported Thursday evening; Ice hogs thrpWB into the creek. $45,415,750 56 Amount Insured thereby, including Additions cake weretseryed nnd a good time was Sheridhn Sparks has put shoeing Total Amount Paid stocks in His shop, and Is now pre- had In playing games and music. Policy-Holders since Organization. Merle and Verdan Knoll have moved yoivu w - --horses He ran put the shoes on them on their farm north of town known $12,107,494 77. without hurt to the animals, or danger as the Gutchess falrrti. to himself. Milton Sheldon, who hks been visit­ ing friends hi this vicinity, has re­ QUIMBY. turned to his hamv tit Buchanan. Mr. Vwn. Green, of North Dakota, is' Frank Price has put in a saw mill the gueai of Chas. Bldelman for a few across from the old Garllnger farm.7 Madeline Wing has a cousin visiting days. W. R. Cole, and wife have moved on working in Hastings, came home Wed­ her from Portland. k • Mrs. Charles Casteldln invited about their farm north of! town. nesday sick with tonsilltie. thirty o^her neighbors, to ar^old fash­ Leo Hendershott. who ha* been sick. Then- will be a social at Joe Wil­ ioned carpet rag bee’ last Thursday. A BALTIMORE. Is on tbe gain. . '' letts next Friday evening for the l»cnemost qpjoyable day being spent. After Joe Renkes is going to make im­ flt uf the church. Moving seems tq be the order of the a most i bountiful dinner, tbe ladies provements on the old Toliias farm. Mra. Isaac* Cunjilngham received Meily Hendershott Is sick witA the took odUskm to organise a Ladles’ Robert Bryans i| moving to Hickory word from her sons, in North Star, Aid Society. Mra. Janies McIntyre Corner*. grip. • who arc victims of small pox. that they was elected president;, Mra. Bachellor. Mr. Ix'Wls Howe him bought the are improving. Floyd Garrison Is moving on Glenn vice president ; Miss Minnie Bldelman. Dewey’s farm west of Banfield. Jim Clark farm and expect1 to move Thefe will be a dance at. the Grange $( cretark; Mrs. Ida Bldelman. treas­ • We hear Mr. Hilles'and family are In the house tn the near ftiture. hall Saturday evening. Ma^ch 11. Good urer: Mfs- Leena Casteleta..chorister; ■going to leave uh. Mr. Will Garrison has s*ld his team music. Mrs. Eble Casteleln. organist; pro­ I*. D. Smith is working for J. H. to his brother. Robert Garrison. gram writers. Mra Mary Bldelman, Wlokwlre this week. Mr. Alwood Slocum and family viaLena Cnsteleln. Elsie Casieleln. Mra. Daly and Mrs. Holcomb .visited ited W. O. Garrison Sunrixy. The next congress, according to com­ . Mrs. Rena Bachellor-and Mre. James at. Mr. Hendershott’s Sunday. While passing the mall farrier Mon­ plete but unofficial return*, will have Jd lntoah will entertain at the home of Ed Hall and wife of Rutland visited jhave it to ™ day. Lon Hendershott's horse ran In the house of representatives 134 they nil praise it ver? highly. tli-i latter on March 15. Every one Is at C. Hiffl's Friday and Saturday. away, tipping over the cutter, and run­ Democrats in a total of 3*6 members. Mn* Pinkham’s Standing In­ ’•.vited. Dinner will be honed at 10 Mr. Jim Rogers has sold his farm ning down to Will Norris' yard, where This gives the Republicans a majority ci nts, and 5 cents for children. vitationof 118. All but twenty-six of the Dem­ and is moving on Mr. Hoover’s farm he was stopped. . 1 Women nuiTorlng Mra. Charles Cruso was called to in Woodland. ocratic members are from tbe southern trouble or anv form of female Weait Nashville Thursday night; by the seri­ states. Three states. Loulslnna, Mis­ ThereVas no preaching at the Hen ­ nessare Invited ro promptly COBB ’ S CORNERS. sissippi and Texas, send sold Demo­ with Mra Pinkham, at tynn, ous illness other sister, Mrs. Charles dershott whool house Sunday, as the cratic delegations. Ten state*, Callfor­ “m. Ont of the great ralnme bLex- ErfieidLWilliam Kronewitter 'expects • teacher forgot to leave the keys and Ma. Colorado. Kansas. Maine. New e-tnruv* which she has to draw from. Several, from this place went to the crowd was uiiable to get in the build an addition to Ids barn this Hampshire. Oregon. South Dakota, spring. Hastings Thursday night for an even school house. Veripont, Washington and West VlrThe "Old Folks" dance Her advice is free und always help- Ing visit to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Striker, Miss Libble Hardy spent Sunday in glnla, have solid Republican delegahall last Friday night and the youngt folks went to see Uncle Shultz. , tlODJ*. . Beaedy ftr Hk. Tom’s Cabin. All report a fine time. . . illfes Ina Garrison, jvha has been leaded. �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH 8, 1905. IQ— DELTON. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. The revival meetings are still going on. Several have sought the Lord Cor pardon, and several for a clean heart. Evangelist R. E.. Showerman and wife are most excellent help and filled with -the spirit. They 'take well witli the people. The Ladles' Aid will serve a ten-eent dinner at Mrs. W. L. Hall's Thursday, Mnrch 0. A general Invitation Is given to all. .The Rev. Thomas Young and wife, of Prairieview, with a slelghload' of friends, were over Monday night- to the rstretlngs. Several from Cloverdale have been In attendance at the meetings. Last Sunday was the first that the Rev. G. T. Fisher could be at his ap­ pointment for three weeks at Cressey, <>a account of sickness nnd bad roads. A very pleasant evening waa spent with Mrs. Eva Bristol last Wednesday evening by a number ot her neighbors and friends. The time was spent in progressive pedro. Edgar Bristol and Belie Zimmerman secured the first prizes and Mrs. Eda Benkes and Berton Bowser carrying off The booby prises. Light refreshmnets were served. ’ Mrs. Will Warner Is sick at .present. Mrs. Clara Wickwire ot Banfield has been helping care for the flick at Mr. Merrill s of late. William Renk.es and wife spent Sun­ day at Joe Bowser’s. . Erank Wilkes is on the sick list. Caleb Jltabrldgrr-will soon’move back to his farm. Enough of Battle Creek for Cale. ; • , Clare Bristol and family returned id their home «( Marion. Ind.. Monday. Hla brother Frgd and wife went us far as Battle Creek with them. . STONY POINT. Wesley Shafer has sale bills posted. Henry Derby has gone to York state. A number have been converted at the revival meetings which haw been In progress for the post eight weeks. Rev. Allen was taken quite ill at the meeting Monday night. We were reminded of the kind of going we have by seeing a man drive by tbe other day with wheels tied onto hbi cutler. Clyde Evarts expects to move onto the McIntyre | farm, three miles east of Hastings, next; Monday. We all widh him well. . ~ • * Free Methoblst mwtlnipi at Town­ send's hall next Sunday night. All In­ vited. Subject. “Salvation From Shu” PARMELEE. j CARLTQN CENTER. Vern Thomas is again numnered Miss Trunk, who has been visiting among the young people of 1‘unnelee. Sfriends In this vicinity for the past two .Mr. and Mra I* W.‘ Potts of Grana weeks. returned to her duties as Haplds visited relatives in this locality teacher at Grand Ledge. last week. Mrs" Fred Fjemlng. who ■ has been vt-rj- 111 for the past week. Is somewhat Caledonia Sunday better at thia writing. evening. Abe Hubbard Is.vlsitlng Mr. and Mrs. • A letter has been received from Alex H. B. Gammon this week. Potts of West Palm Beach. Florida. At the meeting of the Hastings and He is enjoying himself In that city of Carlton TeTephone company last Thurs­ the tourists and would be pleased to day the following were elected officers near from more of his Purmelre friends. for th»- ensuing year: B. P. Risbridger, Remember ■ the auction 'rale on the president; Fred Fleming, vice presi­ Coldwater farm next Friday. Mr. and dent;; Mike Vester, secretary: und John Mrs. Frank Ltnsenmaycr. who are hb.w Shriber, treasurer. Poles have been living on the place, having purchased a cut,and will be placed in |M»sltlon land house and Jot In Middleville, will move as soon as the ground thaws active work will be pushed. to that vilhigs soon. Aaron Sherk has carpcqiters at work !' Harry Williams Is suffering from absceM •>» of n«>the ««. ear. remodi-iiTig his house. «•> Alton Brown is nble to !* B; Gammon, has been. io attend aufini school scnooi I' , .........; who . .............. , again after a week’s con fin-men t with : confln^ to the house for the past week. » ir--— • ' , in much improved. aTflpnilned ankle. ” : Dra.-Miller and Gammon removed an Mr*. 6. a. Carpenter Is sun in ’’ i epithelioma from the right eye of Jonas poor health. i , , John Mulliken was Inj Hostings on Crouse last Sunday. Thomas Erwin, deputy state vrgunbusiness Saturday. rtzer of the Gleaners, gave a lecture und .Mrs. ,Swin Abrams of Di-and Rapids entertainment at O’Connor's hall Sat­ Visited Mr. and Mrs. Rsbert Allen Sat­ urday', evpnlng preparatory to an or-urday. gunlsatloa of the Gleaners tn this vi­ cinity. The lecture was well received and considerable Interest manifested.. In’the near future he will make a per­ West parmelee. sonal canvass. . Andrew Zerbe's Infant |son Claire Is, Mrs. Ina Bott'rall, who has been con­ very sick at thia writing. ducting the ’'Carlton Center store*' for kUsa Jessiu Wood of Caledonia vj*- the past few months, has sold herstock of provisions and general mer­ ited her parent* Saturday evening. to Mr. W. E. AilgeO of Balti­ Frank Kepkey of Oregon is the guest chandise more, Mr. Allgeo expects to move bls 5?^ ty.8 •‘••’’ter, Mrs. J. F. (Morgan, and family here as soon as possible and Is ztunlly. / selling out the old slock and sVIll o|H*n Mrs. Lewis Potts of drand Rapidsi up the store with a complete new stock has been the guest of-heri parents, Mr. soon. Jay Hogle Is assisting for the nnd Mrs. J, M. Stltnsun.j having been present. Mrs. BottraH will make Grand cal ed her to attend thd surprise bn Raphls her home. Julian Potts and wife Thursday. Services will be held nil thl* week at liavld Perrault return**! from tie the church. Much Interest is being north Saturday. m.inlf.'stcd and the services are being attendefl with increased numbers. Xlttle Miss Orrril Kepkey has been very III, but Is improving tinder the Next Saturday evening the literary. vmtHd efforts of her p n-l-mg and t»r. program Scheduled will b<- given at the grange. Music by a new male quartet Word has been received from A F will be given, nnd th.- ppstponeff liter­ Baas that his brother died Tuesday at ary program of Mrs. Fleming’s Ride I&s well. . the nt-.- nf Mrs. Jfcjeyers was called early this The sick mentioned last week to see her daughter Blanche at Improving. Quimby, who wax In a critical condi­ tion. ■Caledonia were the gu.-x t The last meeting of the Ladles* Aid Adama and family Sunday. society wim unusually well attended. Thornapple This next meeting will be held at Mrs. Sqndayed with friends on Windmill Charles Brooks', the first Wednesday in .Samuel Flnkbelner and family oo copy the house vacated by Martin Morehouse. Miss Sarah Morgan hnj accepted a *0*4tlbn In Korl, Knott & Co.’s mUlb ncry establishment. We are sorry to lose her. but talent will bb reongnlxed. Walter Cline Is rejoicing in ihe pos­ session of a camera. Expect wt- -.-an all have bur pictures taken now. Runaways seem to be the! order of the ♦ay, as Frank Morgan and Philo Clino i have both taken part In dne the past F.. M. Stimson had a very serious ac­ cident Thursday. While Riding logs east, ot the river a lumbez hook gave way. letting a log slip badk upon Mr. Stimson. A broken bone in one foot jwd numerous bruises tell t i.- tale. Ed Perrault la sick at thl > writing. COATS GROVE Mrs. Ray Sprague of Grand Rapids Is -Tlsitfng friends here. George Townsend Is aawl >g lumber Tills week at his mill. ’’■Mr, and Mrs. John Ehret qf Nashville Thdted their son James last) week. Mrs. Victor Rodgers is st-ill confined to her bed. Mr*. J. R. Barnum Is taking care of the little babe of Mrs. Grant's until she George Flory apd Harvey Woodman .Are loading cars here with haj- that they sold to'Lake Odessa parties. . jThe Rev. V. H. Miller returned to Monroe county last Saturday. His ef­ forts were not tn' vain. There were eight baptised Inst Thursday. u T?he Aii! society will meet at the <9mrch and serve dinner this week Thursday. Mr. Earl Tnrbeli nnd Mlns Elsie Ehret of Nashville visited at James Ehret's Monday and Tuesday. The pastor at this place w|ll continue the meetings here. Four men came out in the meeting lost.Monday night. DOWLING. Full instructions in the “Royal Baker and Pastry Cook* book for making ail kinds of bread, biscuit and cake with Rbyal Baking Powder. Gratis to any address. A SQUARE DEAL” This popular saying aptly describes our business methodsand our constantly increasing trade shows that pur customers appreciate what we do for them. We here * numbei;or sood barfeln, tor both rorU end city trade tor tbe coming week. Here are a few of them. Massillon Soft Coal............................... $4.00 per ton Hocking Valley Soft Coal .......... 3•«<~ Best Lehigh Hard Coal........................... 7’?H. ’ < Bran............................................................... 1.10 per cwt. Best Timothy Hay (baled>................... IOaOOfperjton , These are yard prices. We are in the market for anything in our line at the blgheet price*. supervisors. . The asking for’ an appropriation to establish a binder twine plant in the state prison, of which mention was made In last week’s Banner,, was from the committee on state prison, of which your representative Isa mem-1 ber. While the report was agreed to I hy the committee, some of Its membera were not sure that it would he advisable. One’of the chief objections would he the cost or outlay for ma­ chinery an.d the funds fur buying the raw material. The amount nt^ceasary to equip the plant would'approximate half a million dollars. Three states now have binder twine plants in their state' prisons' and only one of them.' Minnesota, is making anything oat of it. Then the twine trust is intending to make a cheag flax or hemp twine to sell In the states where the hard' fiber twine are made by prison labor, ao that the success of the undertaking does nbt seem flattering, ut Is proposed to sell the twine direct to the farmers of the state at about 2 cents less than tbe usual price. The better way for .the farmers would be to all Join the grange, as the State Grange has been furnishing twine to the sulxirdlnate granges iat about the reduction ih price proposed by the new move. It may. not be generally known to DOSTER. , ,, ,, , . , . i . I Barry coflnty people that (or the presJ. M. Hammond mode n bimincs* trip ' ’. ' * * . . - . ent the .governor ot the state resides tc Kalamazoo last Thursday. ! in this cdunty. Governor Warner and nirig's Friday eVenlng, March 1ft. Lieutenant Governor Maitland haring EvejJ-body Invlteff. both gone lu Washington tor n few Mr. and Mrs. S, It. Rogers ••filrrtaln^>! a few nclghborff Wednesday evening. days, our honored Senator, Mr. GiasA dainty sup; <-r was served and greatly'’ gow president of the Senate be.\Xr~u,'- a LSTbSS! 1 mor Wanted at Once—BALED HAY. ROWLADER BROS. & REISER Phone 57Warehouse opposite C. K & S. depot. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. 'The ll-yeur-old »nn .of Marchinati Wilcox died al his home with sugar diabetes February 2& He was a bright lad. and leaves a Either, mother, slater and brothef. to mourn his departure. Mrs. I* C Buijheo of Fenyirl'.le h spending..a few w?.-ks with Thomas. Gould and family. ■\ Will Stephens has moved to Marshall, where he has rented a farm. A; very pleasant surprise was given by Mrs. M. D. Herrington in honor: of her daughter May. Dancing was tho amusement. Fred H. Fuller closed hie school In tho McOmber district last Friday. ■ • Devillo Ashley and wife vIMtfd Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Decker Saturday and Sunday. • z Clyde Gould is moving his machinery to Bellevue In;Cyrus Higgins’ machine shop, and will soon be ready do do all custom work along his lines. Mr. and Mrs. Rnx Gould and little daughter Clara L»Ola visited Oliver Gould and family. Cawlus Gmiltl jand wife returned to their home tn . Charlotte Saturday, March 4. when all departed, thanking their host and Senaior all at the same time. It arid-hostess for a very pleasant, evening might be a good lime tn politely Inform Mr. James Calthrop-nnd Laverne Calthrop nnd wife nradA-'i business trip to Governor'Glasgow what we ♦ant over here. Otsego Wednesday. "' \ W. H SCHANTZ. Little Lawrence, son of C. Hammond, has .beeif vt-ry 111 again, but Is much better at present writing. PICCADILLY Mrs. C. R. Honeywell fa visiting In I N 4 Mr’ BarrY camo near breaking one of his limbs this week. As It is, be has to be on crutches again. ’ » 2aK°r’H “righbora gave her a treat on Thursday evening. Some fine musical numbehi were given; . A load of East Woodland fr&nffs spent an evening with Will Warner aad lttnd Md had a merry time one night last week. “ Hastings Markets. Butter...... 1...’........................ Mackes Clea^n Bre<\.d With Royal Baking Powder there is no mixing with the hands,no sweatpf the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest facility, sweet, clean, healthful food. A bill to amend the drainage laws. House bill No. 24, introduced by Mr. L. L. Kelley, passed the house cm Friday last. This bill first Included Clare. Saginaw and Joseph coun­ ties. but from time to time -other cuuntiek. including Barry, were added to It. so that when, passed nearly’ a do/en counties were under Its provi­ sions. Tho bill provides that the drain commissioner ahan In part be under tho control of the board 61 Mra. D. Townsend still remains aboftt the same. Grace Meade la Improving from the shot wound she received two* weeks ago. Harvey Woodman Is baling his hay. Mr. and Mrs. John Ehret, of Nash­ ville. spent part ot last week with their son James. . Meetings arc Ln progress at Stony Point, ii being tho tenth week. Mr. Charles Ford lost a valuable young horse lust week. The’Inst’of tne club dances to be given by Doster band boys will be given at Doster Friday evening. March 10. The Lady Maccabees will 'furnish sup­ per at 25 cents per couple, the pro­ ceeds tn be given for the benefit of the -blind boys. Mr James Barker Is the guest of Mias Born, to George Van Syckle and wife, Bessie, Thomas. March 7, a baby girl. ’ Mr. Albt. t'Denier is quite III. ' Mrs. Caroline Wilson still continues NORTH JOHNSTOWN. ou'te HI. A number from this vicinity attended the auction of C. H. Slovens last Mon­ EAST WOODLAND. day. Vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, of Bellevue, visited at D. A. Bristol's and Walter Rev. Crites of Caledonia visited at J. Bench's last Sunday and Monday. Hitt's lately. Caleb Rlsbrldger Is preparing to move Miss Gracn Sheldon spent Friday nt back on his farm this spring, os he the EUsmark school. ■ thinks Battle Creek bi no place for him. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cotton spent Sun­ A very pleasant surprise waa given day With Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee. to Mrs. Eva Bristol last Wednesday' Miss Vera and Wilbur Ingerson ot evening. Progressive pedro was the Tennessee visited at E. P. Barnum's amusement of the evening. The first last wefck. . ladles' prise was awarded to Mra. Belle Zimmerman, theladles* booby prise was. Hardly a family Is free from la grippe carried off by Edith Benkes, first gen­ or n.caales In our neighltorhood. tlemen's prize to Ed Bristol and gentle­ Mlaa Inez Cole, who had the measles men's booby to Bert Bowser. A good las*, week, returned to her school on time was enjoyed by all. Monday. Will Clemence find wife are the proud Mrt. Sallle Towns entertained quite parents of a son, who has come to n large company Of friends on Saturany live with thorn. Will has passed the evening. . cigars. Mr. and Mra. SoHzer gratefully thank Clare Bristol and family, of Marlon, the East W<*>dlnnd people who re­ Ind., called on relatives and friends sponded so generously to their nce-ls here last Saturday. last Monday. A slelghload. of provlH. M. Bristol spent the past tyeekln slons and comforts was gathered and Battle Creek, attending the round-up taken to them by Will Euper from will­ ' of the farmers’ Institutes, and reports a ing givers. Returning from a funeral on Wednes­ big attendance and fine time. School is closed in the Bristol district day, Orlo Weeks and mother had the misfortune to have their cutter tip on account of sickness of the teacher. Miss Trout. All hope for her speedy over, throwing Mra. Weeks out. Then recovery, that she will be able to teach the horse ran away. It was not thought tho lady wan much hurt, but later the , the spring term of school. • fright and shock brought on an attack of heart trouble that nearly proved ?!'to. •u'1 vcrT 111 h'r In West Sunfield. Mr. and Mrs. II. Towns were called to SunfleW last week by the Illness of ToewnB.PaPPnt"’ Mr’ “nd John Baking Powder Representative Schantz Writes a Very Interesting Letter on Legis­ lative Topics. NORTHWEST CASTLETON. Our sleighing is getting quite thin. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Freeman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Frecnrnn; _ Mr. and Mrs. Will Clemence ar« the proud parents of a baby boy. Mr. Reid has been quite sick, but Is some hotter at this writing. • Charley Rice was In Chicago a .few ROYAL SIDELIGHTS ON ‘ THE LEGISLATURE ”i Hay. per Cos..*. Pork, tire............ Porkdreaaed...... Bnana, per t.u.... Qdotans. dr—ssd. Href, dressed ... £»ov«ra«xl...... FMatoSZ...-. Bran, per ton . I-red. per ton. Jour, per cwt. X o—. 1 *m die. Stand me a drink!” SXOtoMO MB to MO 7X0 to MO MO 7X0 to MO » to 00 SS 13 tOH bbl. Basra nnd UtewHrt went to Cromer to spend a‘.fortnight’s holiday together. Que day. wuiry ef gulf, they went fur a drive and stepped at a cottage.' A 'pretty little girl upewxLthe door, one of .those Urge eyed, sweat looking six teen-year-olds -ui Iw seen lu English country villages.. Stewart was eiulttuu. -After that lie drove eut to sue the girl every day. and in le*s than a week tbe child adored him. Dacre saw the way things were going nod fidfsorry. One day when bo nnd Stewart were alone he spoke. “Is this little play going to have an ending er will It simply leave off;’’ he asked. Stewart laughed, but would not dis­ cuss the subject. When Dacre came back to town he left hla friend behind him. and alx ■weeks passed before they met ng/tliL By this time Dacre was almost engaged to Lucile Davenport, tbe bankers daughter, a charming girl and very pretty. It was In Mra. Davenport** draw ing room that tbe two met again. “What about the Cromer romanw?” Dacre took occasion to nsk. “Oh. my dear boy, the incident fa closed. By the way. who Is the pretty girl In white—Mias Duvenjxirt? Really -the daughter.*,, I wonder where she gets her looks! Wil) you Introduce me? Thanks!** One evening about 11 o’clock Dncrit left the newspaper office, where he had been engaged for some hours, and strolled along tbe Straud. He made bis w-ay through I^icester square to Picca­ dilly circus, lie wns In »n excellent frame of mind. Lucile bad .accepted him, Mrs. Davenport was agreeable nnd the banker hlmaelf had bwn pre^ vailed upon to give his consent. The theaters were Just emptying, and while Dacre stood fur a moment watch­ ing the people a girl paased him. Something in her face seemed famllto Dffcrv, and he looked.hard at bur. She stopped and turned back. Then he recognised ber. "What are you doing hsre?” he ufed Rhe made no reply, but stared al him. Her face waa pale UOw U!U]er tho £f b.L„hre Pye“ Bunk*n’ and •" ‘“new of beaut) were gons. But Dacre knew he was not mistaken This waa the lit tie Norfolk girl who had served to amuse bls friend Rtewart. , 5’a‘'re. t’Cgan once more to questl n her, but suddenly she broke out fieree- r“ ‘"OOT' I I to epok*’ *°4 1 “era •Hwd bra b, th, nnb. Too b .ow >«« twain.- son nau nmi a rough Hind of it. Iler father discovered what was go­ ing on and made ii scene. The lialr run away to London. Stewart.tired of fils fancy In o week or two. procured tbe jd'rl n situation In a ntllllncrj’ eatabHah- j tneut and then quickly deserted her. Vary ’ soon the girl lost her place | through Incompetence That was thine the BARGAINS in order to still further reduce, my stock to make, room for ,spring and summer (roods, 1 have( concluded to contluuejmy Spec­ ial Sale for one week more.. waa ferritih anti 111. anil he not up hll Qa that evening Mra. Davenport and her daagbtftr1 paid a visit to tbe Cri­ teria ta* ne Wyndham In "David Gar- HEAVY COAT J — BLANKETS At tbs end of the play, while they were waiting for their carriage.' they wltMaaed tbe little sees* between Dacre aml-thb girl of tbe London paremeots IamUs clutched her mother's arm; Mra. Davenport puraed.up her lipa. Thea Daerr and bls charge drove off in their batwum "IpfaHeu* 1" ejaculated the banker’s wife, and with ber trembling d* tighter on her arm she passed majestically down to her carriage. Of yourao tbe engagement wav bro­ ken 'jC. When Dacre visited the Da­ venports they were not- at home, and In reply to several letters he was given clearly to underatamt that his further acquaintance was not desired. will be sold regardless of cost. Home Special ITires in tbe GMM'EBV DEPARTMENT: IJ00XXXX Coffee................. i....... Hr »tar.* Lruox *i>d Jacte*uu smuti.__ nc 17 crut Hulk Coflw.......................... lir is cent Bulk Coffer .... ......./, . 1.- ban* good Washliti Hosp ,.......... -jjc Cera Nut Flakra. 3pkz« fur ...... Dr. ITK*’« TryabUa torrekfaot Fpod 3pkgsfur._... .. i,......... ae NOW is THE TIME TO SA\E MON ET । Highrat I’rlcra for Produce. > “HEART RAQLA, j 5 COSTS qROVE QENEKSL STORE. nd; but. as ber mother aald. she con­ trolled her feelings like n brave girl. < > niatck was universally admitted to be a gaed etw. Mra. Davenpart wtts dellghsad. for. aa she remarkad to ber husbasd. "the rnsrab of Mr. Jttewart room table and each girl ’trie* fa lift one with a silver spooa. As the po­ tatoes roll all over the table before lodging ou a ap<K>n iiud sometime* tall 'te the floor thia is almost as much fan •a trying to blow an egg.off a llae. This is dase .by pricking the egg to let A reveler slave mart still exists In out the coaleuts and placing a number maar reentry district* nf Finland. about six feet from a chalk line. The Ones a yssr sueh paupers, aged peo-' Iden is to blow the eggs over the line. pie tad lunatics us cannot support If n more InteliectunL party Is desired thMMalvaa are put up at public auca uumtor af cards may be prepared Tkw and oanslgned to three people who with thr letters of at least twenty w®l board them nt the lowest price flowers seattered over the surface. Tbe offered hy the parish authorities. The girls who’are invited to tbe party are hriplem creatures arc made to work asked to put the letters together to feM much as possible by tbe owners. make twenty flowers. . wlx> have tbe rifcht to chastise them ead wbe nre usually moat Inhuman In IMr treatment of the wretched luna- I Naturalists consider the elephant’* ties. trunk the most marvelous miracle of The aged folk nre physically unable ' nature. It contains over 4.000 museIra. to perform mnth hard work, hut the Which is a great many mare than ar" Jjnatlra, though mentally deranged, are often bodily capable of undergoing found in the entire human body. By aid of these muscle the trunk will up­ * ffroot deal of strain. Consequently the farmer shows little mercy towanl root trees or gather grass, lift n can­ them, harnesses them to his plows sod non or a jHjanut, kill a man or brash t brashes them with his whip as If off a fly. It is ns good aa a hand with they were oxen, while the piteous ap­ all Its Angara to supply the elephant peals and driveling wanderings of the with food and, being hollow, is used » Wiota do not soften tbe blows -Pear­ a suction or a force pump. Its lerytK serves its owner better than a long son's Weekly. ‘neck, which could not carry the heavy head nor be stiff enough to make the FOR THE sharp luakii of any value In defense. No other animal ban a single member This Is H gnme In which no one la or organ so perfect and’ so useful as allowed to smile er laugh. All the this. players except one sit in a row or bnlf Exporinleuts have been carried out droit*. One goes out of the room and by the British naval authorities with "returns with n stick or poker in bb a new method for combating subma baud and n very grave nn<! solemn ’ rine vemwU Thin device comprise a race. He is supposed to have just re-1 hew type of qulcK firing torpedo. This turned from n visit to Buff. The first | missile ia Iras than six Inches in diam­ player asks him. “Where do you com.- eter nnd carries a smaller explosive from?" -From Buff ’' The next asks. charer than the eighteen Inch weapon, Did he say anything to yout’ To while, furthermore, it l» not provided which the reply fit: with a gyroscope. The new torpedo “Buff mid 'Raff' ta fired from an above water tube, and And *«ve me thb staff, / the mechanism Is so arranged that the m "•.« *Uhrr to TO,,e nor «»ugh weapon sinks when It has cached Its Buff says -BalT to all hb men. * Jmit of range If the object at which a,i:i "BstF to you again. nTSJ’.t Uu«h8 nor smiles. •t was disc-barged Is inbmad. B^t h1’ rac* *lth » very good I CHILDREN If be ran ranrat all thia without lauKblns he .lellren, up l.|» ,UB M acme onej-W and take. lu. bu| If be laurha or even Mmua, h, , forfeit before idling It up. M. C. Excursion*. ’ •'a1 ■ incJu’iTe. good coach A prettj fwtur, of ■ prosrw.1,, *ceommodatk)M will be furnished On March -21M only, there win 1W. of pto. .0.1 u^ua,. A J! “J?” Irirt I*11" thread tb, wiwto iT "°'1 “* " tnot *n" » -pooolng poutora*. Ck.u pouu>” *1. on tb« bon mm,.. low, but rather given to do ecceatrU. things. After all, if a man consent, m i ' live In tbe world he ought to pey soue to the worid's prejndi^ T. never would do that, and .X ™ frequently misunderstood. He called a hansom. Disced th» aiwt Kb*’"1 b" ,b™^ lb. o.bbT to bl, <w» a™ ANOTHER WEEK OF tini?d5 " yom 58‘ t or furtt»er iustruc 10 tbw *•*“ W. S. Barron, Aokht. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-03-15.pdf 2fda0528b05ffdc6f426dcb307d01814 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 46. ABOUT (ITT TAXES THEY AVERAGED LESS LN HAS­ TINGS LAST YEAR THAN IN OTHER CITIES OF THE , ' SAME SIZE. A BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT To be Erected in Middleville Ceme­ tery to the Memory of Mrs. Silas Stafford Packard a Black & Son Furnish the Monument. ST PATRICKS BANQUET SPLENDID CROWD—ELEGANT RE PRESHMENTS-AND A FINE * PROGRAM. (inztTs Wests cant store in Hastings. MACCAftEE SOCIAL EVENING. Hastings Tent K. O.T. M. gave a so­ cial evening and smoker at their hall last evening. Light refreshments were served, and a short address given by Deputy Groat Commander E. W. Thompson, of Grand Rapids. All re port a splendid time. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR HASTINGS, MICH.. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15, 1905. Next May, the Messrs. A. Black &. Son will erect the finest monumunt In the Middleville cemetery, and one IN ST. ROSE’S HALL NO FOUNDATION FOR ,of the finest in the county. It will LAST NIGHT THE CHARGE be erected in memory of Mrs. Silas Sndler Packard, of New York City, Was the Best of all the Fine Ban­ That Taxes are Excessive in Hastings wife of the -manager and owner of quets Given by our Catholic ’ the Packara ffiomiuereial School, of The Figures Prove They are Light­ Friends. New York pity, but who will er Here Than in Other Cities The St. Patrick's day banquet war. be remembered by many Banner of the Same Rank. . readers as Mias Lottie llill. held last evening at St. Roee’s hail, Though her husband is very wealthy and was Jargely attended, about 40U Aliout t tie only charge that lias been being present. Four tables the. en­ made against the present felty govern­ and owns a fine lot in one of the best- tire length of the hall were tilled and ccmeterit’s’in New York City, it was ment which whs elected on the Citi­ one table filled again. The speaker's Mrs; Packards* request that, her re­ zen’s ticket has been that the tuxes table was on the platform, and was mains be^brougbt to Middleville to be have been increased. But such is. not beautifully decorated in green an<i laid by the side of tlu»e ot her moth­ the case: they have not been increused. The refreshments were ele­ er. The monument will be ef Barra’ white In November. 1802, the city coun­ granite, 10 feet square at the base. Its gant and the service faultless. Trox­ cil, which was not elected by .the lines will be very simple and its sim­ el’s orchestra furnished music during Citizens, apportioned city taxes for plicity and plainness combined with the banquet Thomas Sullivan -presided as toast­ almost the entire calendar year of its graceful lines wl'I make itsnrtistlc W03. and they were collected tue to)-' beauty. "1 he design was made by the master and Ailed, the place with great lowing December andJanuary-Early in Messrs. Black & Son, and submitted credit, as be always does. seeming al­ 11)03, the city charter was so changed ways to have the appropriate thing Xn competition with others. The se­ that city tax<» are collected in July, lection was matte by the faculty of the to say at his tongue's end. Judge Smith’s sentiment was •'Irisly beginning with July 1903, for the year Packard school. and the choice was running from July to July. As taxes unauimosuly in favor of the design Poetry and Song." and he spoke of were collected in December, 1802, for furnished by the Messrs. Black & Son. the world's debt to Irish bards, and gave several beautiful quotations from nearly the wnole of 1903. It was not , Moore. His response to tjio subject necessary to jaise by tax in July, 1803. j was excellent, and greatly appreci­ for all of the ensuing year, ns it In­ ated. cluded six months for which the taxes had largely been provided. The re­ Hon. M. J. Carmody, of Grand Rap­ sult wsh that on a low valuation, the WILL BE HELD MONDAY AND ids. spoke ot "The Day We Celebrate." comparatively light city tax of 75 cents TUESDAY EVENING NEXT He discussed the problems before the on each *100 was h.vicdin July LSMKi. WEEK. Irish, demanding their solution in In the fall of that year, tl>e state their own country, and of what the taix commission boosted the valuation world, and particularly this country, CITY CAUCUS MON ­ of the citr about 40 per cent, and owed the Irish genius and patriotic wiien in July,1904. a tax of 85 cents DAY EVENING love of the country of their adoption. op each 8h)0 was collected, many Supt. A. W. Chamberlin gave a fine thought the city government was ex­ Ward Caucuses .for Nomination of response to the tnast. "Our Debt to travagant. But as it will be seen Education.” Prof. Chamberlin Is cer­ Ward Officers will be HclJ Tues­ this 85 cents on the 810q was to pro­ tainly very apt and- pleasing as an af­ day Evening. vide tor the whole year from July, Luke Waters, Chairman and Roy ter-dinner speaker. 1904, to July, 1905. while the 75 cants Hon. James Hammel of Lansing was tax on the *100 of July 1M3 on the fuller, Secretary of the Citizens com­ ■ unable to be present. Charles McGurlesser valuation was to pnovida.-for mittee. have called the Citizens cau­ rln of Kalamazoo gave the toast to cuses as follows: only about 8 months of tb<* year from ! "The-LadjeR.” Well, you have to hear City caucus to nominate candidates July ,1903. to July 1904. It will thus Mr.^McGurrin to appreciate him. He be seen that a fair comparison could for city officers Monday evening March | is a mfisttr of wit and eloquence, and , not, be made of the tax levied in July, 20th at 7.30, at Reed’s Hall. >■ Ward caucuses for nomination of bis audience had no reason to suffer 1904. with that of July. 1W3. aidermen and other, ward officers Tues­ J any bad effects from the fin'* banquet Owing to the billy land on which day evening March 21st, at 730 at the i if laughter promotes digestion. Hastings is located, it* costs much following places: 1st* ward, city elec­ j The recitation by Mrs. George Mcdmore to pnt streets In order and keep tion building: 2nd ward, city election l Lennlck was rendered In a very pleas­ them so than in a town where the building; 3rd w&rti, A. E. Kenaston’e ing manner. land is level, and street wqrk is a law office: 4th ward, common council The musical numbers on the pro­ large item in local city exjenses. Let room, city hall. gram were exceptionally 1100. Miss us compute Hastings city taxes with The call reads. "All citizens of Hus- i Carrie Stebbins was a splendid accom­ those of other places of about the tinge who desire to see all city officers panist. The vocal solo by Miss Ellnc same size, and see if our citv govern­ elected on a .non-partisan ticket, and Butler, of Kalamazoo. was very well, ment is extravagant. Because we therefore in a position to consider the received. But the musical feature ot baw rhe data, we will Lake the city good of the city and its progress ex­ the evening was undputitedljr the of Hastings tax for July, 1904, and clusively, are invited and urged to at­ vocal solo ’by Miss Pear! Donnelly, of. compare with other cities whose city tend these caucuses.” . Jacksori, a Miss of fifteen yeatfe. Her tax [was paid in January, 1904. was enthusiastically ' ap­ The Banneh’s position is well known selection Albion, population 4.94-X valuation We do not pretend to speak for the re­ plauded. For an encore alm sang "The 82,712.0<X». rate SS.si per 81,000 for Wearing of the Green." All who heard publicans or the 'republican organiza ­ citr taxes. Belding,'popufotlon3,654, tion of this city. We will accord the her say they never had heard it sung valuation 82.lul,COO. rale 87.7.' per Banxeb'h support, to any republican so beautifully. The violin solo by 81.000 for citv taxes Greenville, pop­ city ticket named at a regularly called Prof. Neopblitano. of Detroit, and the ulation 3.421. valuation .81,385,000, republican city caucus, for the Banker vortir solo t>y a member of the Metro­ rate 816.77 per 81.000 for etty taxes. politan Opera company were excellent, is a republican paper. * Ionia, population 5.222. valuation But speaking !&'ourselves as indi­ and well .received. 82.d6o.00lh rate 815.89 per 81.WO for In every detail and feature, the ban­ city taxes. Nile*, population. 4041, viduals, the editors of this paper hope quet was a great sureqss. valuation 81,870.000,tax 87.00 per 81,- to see partisanship cast aside in the OOd fcr city taxes. St. Johns, popula­ • city affairs, and a non-partisan Citizens ticket nominated andadected. SETTLED WITH ALL tion. 8,768, valuation 82.U97.OOO. tax 8a,9$ per 81.000 for city taxes. Three We believe officers so nominated and TOWN TREASURERS Rivera, population 3,913, valuation elected are in a better position to serve the interests of this city, and bring to it 82,082,000. tax 810.00 per 81,000. for city taxes. Hastings, population the good things needed for Its progress County Treasurer Coleman has Clos­ j.558, valuation 8l.M8.000. tax 38.50 and prosperity. ed the Treasurers Account With per 81.000 for city taxes. It will thus all the Townships. ONLY ONE TICKET bs seen that but two in this list have Last week Conntj* Treasurer lower city taxes than Hastings. We Cjleman completed bls settlements believe that when the excellence of Named in Caro. There too the Citi­ with all of the town treasurers of the street work done last year, the zens are Laying aside Party and -tbe various townships of the county. line City schools, and the other advan­ • Uniting for the Good of the He reports a very small amount of tages of this city are considered, no Town. land returned for unpaid taxes-so places of its size in the at«te can sur­ We were pleaetd to read in the Caro small as to be hardly worth consider­ pass it in th'e value received for city Advertiser that but one ticket had l*en ing. taxed in the year 1904. placed in the Held In that city. Polities are not to be considered in Caro. All MORE ROOM NEEDED SHERIDAN F. MASTER are to work for the town. To show the unanimity of feeling, there will be but Great Need of Store Room in This one city ticket, and that non partisan. Won obt in Kalamazoo County* for We hope Haanngs will follow' that ex­ City Right Now. Republican Circuit Judge Nofni| We agaip call the at tent Ion of our ample this year. __ I____ _ nstlon. readers who are owners' of lots on RICHARD MURRAY FARM SOLI! Many of our readers know Sheridan our business street the urgent need of F. Master, son of the late Rev. Levi. more store room. Bastings is a O. W. StruMe. of Arlington, Ohio, Master and speaker of bouse of repre growing town. It has a growing trade. Is the Purchaser. sentatives. They will be pleased that The business interests of the city O W. Struble, of Arlington, Ohio, he has won out In the contest for tht are expanding. The business man wbw oifieU thia situation must meet has purchawd the Klchard Hurray republican nomination for circuit it wiih a large* end better selected farm of 150 acres on Sec I, Baltimore judge in Kalamazoo county. The con­ . stock. Some bare been able to do township, and wlllsotm take possession vention was held Saturday. .. ot the same. The.sale, was made this by addition to building or utiliz­ through A. D. Cadwallader, the real REPUBLICANS WIN IN NASH ­ ing mpre room In the building they VILLE. already occupied. But unfortunately Mtate dealer of thia city. there are some of the tradesmen who are already utilizing every available foot of apace in the buildings where they are now located. Some of thenp. would like more room and cannot get it in Hastings., And it is Impossible to bring new merchandise estab­ lishments bore, as there is not a va­ BANNER. The. village election occured in Nash­ ville Monday and a very large vote was polled. The entire republican village ticket headed by L. E. Lentx for village president was elected, except assessor, Henry Boe, democrat being chosen for that office. The average republican 'majority was one hundred. APPOINTED THE COMMITTEE To Investigate the Bringing of Ed­ ward LaClair to this City by the 'Officers--Judge Smith did so Wednesday. K)ar readers are familiar: with the bringing of Edward LaClaiir to this city last month from Minneapolis on a criminal charge, and of the dis­ missal of the case, because on known to Paosecufor Pryur and Sheriff Farniss, an agreement existed which virtually settled the charge on which LaClair wds arrested. As wc bavs explained, before the warrant for LaClair’s arluston tbe criminal charge wrs issued, while Mr. Walker was prosecutor, who. ir Ih claimed, knew of the agreement which'negatived the criminal proceedinis, and yet tailed to inform the pres­ ent prosecutor and sheriff of tbe facts which, bad they known them, would not hare Justified the sending of an officer to Minneapolis at s large ex­ pense to Barry county. It will be retuetuber'ed also that Prosecutor Pryor asked Judge Smith to appoint a com­ mittee with a view of fixing the re­ sponsibility for creaking this needless expense and also to pass upon the use of'the criminal court machinery of Um county to aid In the settlement of a civil case. On Wednesday Judge Smith named A. E. KeuiisGpn, T hos.S ullivan. ano IL E. Hpndnck as the committee to look into: the matter. BUY VOTING MACHINES? PROPOSITION TO PUT IN THE ABBOT VOTING MACHINES SHOULD BE ADOPTED Wil Save Mistakes as well as Cost of Elections if Adopted. Mn O. R. Pierce, of Hudson, pres­ ident and manager of the Abbot Vot­ ing Machine Go. of that city, in Hastings hat week, bringing here one of the Ahbot machines, and making thq foliowing proposition: He would put four of the machines, one in each ward, on trial at the coming city eieepon. An sxpession would to ask­ ed of each voter on election day. if a maforitv favored adopting the ma­ chines, then tlio four are to be pur­ chased at 8350.00 each. Tbe Abbot machines have been In use nine years in Hudson, eight years In Adrian, and there-are 150 which have beer, pure linked by municipalities or town­ ships in Michigan. In Lenawee county all but tnree towns use this machine. Tbe advantages are as follows: 1st. The result of the election In the precinct is Lkriown and declared within live minutes after the polls close. 2nd. Mistakes are irnjkissf ble with the ? bbot machine. The voter cannot make a mistake ar spoil bis ticket. The machine, will not operate at all unless it is operated right. 3rd. Corruption is an impos­ sibility unless the election Inspectors are parties to it, hnd unless there Is collusion between the voter and the Inspectors, which would .be easily dis­ covered by anyotie one Interested in preventing such collusion. 4tb. Tbe ease with which tbe maebiue can lie operated by the voter. The machines will be on trial at the city hall so that any voter can step In and give it a trial. We are glad they are.to be used this year, and hope the majority of the voters will favpr tbe adoptloii__ _^he price Is #150 per machine less than was asked previous to 1904. As using the ma­ chine will save the printing of tick­ ets and reduce the cost or counting the votes and prevent all mistaken, we (eel sure the investment will be a profitable one. ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A DOG Big Lawsuit injustice Bishop's Court over the Alleged Shooting of James Springer’s Dog by Lewis G. Mullen. James Springer, of Yankee Springs, alleges that Lewis G. Mullen, also of that town, maimed and disfigured bis dog by shooting him full of holes. Accordingly he bud Mullen arrested and brought before Justice Bishop Thursday. A large crowd nt inter­ ested neighbors'attended, .nearly all o^. whom sympathized very openly with the defendant. Tbe hearing was adjourned to tbe 25th. BOUGHT SHOE STORE IN LOWELL. Phin Smith has purchased a stock of boots and shoes in LoVell, and has tak­ en possession. We do not understand that he has fully decided as yet wheth­ er to move to Lowell or not. RE(JPRO(IH DAY THE HASTINGS WOMEN’S CLUB VERY GOOD SUGGESTION To use increased Saloon Tax for City Improvenents. CONSIDERED THAT SUBJECT ALSO I Al is generally known the presen council fixed the saloon tax at 81,000 instead of 8500 m heretofore, all-the THE WHITE PLAGUE SnOOrincrease going to the city. W. F. Hicks Suggests that this 8500 increase which would aggregate probably 84.000 next year, be used .for public improvements, the city council plac­ ing it where it would build up the city. As Is well understood, the city cahoot lawfully spread a tax for public improvements. But as Mr. Hickssoggests bere is a fund that no one could feel aggrieved over lensed in prcaoote the material interests of the city. jWe com mend’ the auggestlqn to tbe consideration of the'citizens of Has­ tings, who desire to see the City grow, (and who realize that a taxjcannot be , spread for tbe public Improvements .needed to make it grow, ani who also ,realize that It is unfair.to aak^t few ,citizens*to make up tbe amounts need­ , ed to secure the institutions that are , needed to make Hastings.prosper. Mrs. Yutz Gave a Veiy Interesting Demonstration In Cooking at the Meeting. . cltib Friday ■ Reciprocity Day at t ■ best of tie afternoon was ©ne of year, and the largest In Int of attcn< ance, pver eighty being! present, den­ ons Crating that Hastings ladles are Irteretted In 'domestic pcicnce. Mn. Yutx's demonstrations Inlcboking bein r the •chief feature bf the program. Tho clpb gang '•America" as an opep ■ ing number, and Mrs. Si^tth then pre •sented th'- subject of the need of nurse at .county .poor fartns. She rear extracts from Mrs. Caroline Bartlet Crane's address! before-the State Rm! oration at Bay City last!fall, followe; with a few remarks of l|er own bear­ ing on the great need and importance of such a movetient. And at the close ‘THE BARBERS PLEAD GUILTY u motion was made to have a commit­ tee apjwinted td present jt.he matter to thr- board of sipervisors, which was Assessed Thirty Dollars Fine and Costs Each or JO days in Jail­ unanimously cap-led. j Pay Their Fines.: Mrs. Yutz then prepared a sponge , Clark and Delos Barber.; tbe two cake and pineapple salp! before the Carlton farmers, charged with cruelty ladles. Although Hastings housekeep­ to animals, were brought before Jus­ ers are noted cooks, all learned seme-’ tice Bishup Thursday^ After giving thing new and much ef value from: the matter a-Iittle thought, they de­ Mrs. Yutx's methods, ijhe recipe fori cided to plead guilty, and Were fined the cake and method of preparation 830 each or-30 days in jail. ihe.y.pald was as follows: Ingredients—Four! their flngs. In view of the aggravated eggs (five If small). 1 cup sugar (scant nature of the offense, many will think an inch tn measuring), a level cup of this a vert light punishment, as it flour, two tablespoons of lemon juice. certainly is. The Barbers liave great 1-4 teaspoonfu! salt. The cup used was reason to be thankful for the mercy a measuring gkws obtainable at any l.-azaar store. /Method qf putting to- shown them, a mercy wbieh they de­ nied to the poor, half starved brutes geler—First beat the eggs, yolks and on their farm. Before the sentence white separately; rauefew depends was imposed, tbe two brothers made' largely bn the beating. [For the yolks -all sorts of promises to properly care Mrs. Yutz used a Dover egg beater of for their stock in the future -promImproved pattern, beating until they -tses which it will be to their interest were as thick as palad drpming; a wire to keep, yinife they will ’ have no beater was used for the whites.’ Add right to expect anything less than the one-half the sugar to thejyolks, a lltdc limit of the law if they shall repeat at -a time, then the lemon juice, and allow this to stand while the whites the offence. It IS hard to reconcile, are beaten. Add the rest of th® sugar such misconduct with sanity. The to the whites, a little at a time, and mo4 of tire stock on,the Barner farm the salt, then mix the yplks with the U blooded stock, whirls. If kept in whites and stir In the cup of flour last. any kind of condition would bring a Mrs. Yutz used the wire, egg beater for good price on tbe market. And yet this mixing entirely. Tie batter was they permitted this stock to decline then poured into an ipigreased tin. par­ in value uiany’times tbe worth Of the ticular care being taken tb push It high food which would have kept them in , on the sides, as coke Is inclined to rise a healthy condi tion. Why did they do highest iii the center. When taken out it? J*io answer that is consistent with of the oven it was turned bottom side sane minds for the two offenders can up rind allowed to stand some time be given .4 before removing. This, she said, was a wise plan to follow with aill cakes, as it WOODLAND TIL­ 'prevents falling. Neither soda, cream LAGE OFFICERS of tartar or baking powder was em­ ployed to raise tho cake, the beating of the CRgfe producing sufficient lightness, Elected in That Village at Monday’s , Village Election. and the result ns shown .u|lien the cake was sampled proved It a itiost satisfac­ Tbe following are the new officers tory method, as 1 It was df a feathery the Village of Woodland who Wwe elect- | lightness and delicious toj the taste ns ed on Monday of this week: PresidentH well. F. F. Hilbert: clerk, Wesley Meyers; The’pineapple salad recipe called for treasurer, D. B. Kilpatrick; Assessor, two cups of plueApple (usf-the canned Lawrence Faul; trustees, ’John Hynes, pineapple and cut in chuinks) to one Willard Sawdy and^laeob Iteisinger. of celery cut same as plnpapple The purely the affairs of W oodland are safe salad dressing used was prepared by in such good hands. Mrs. Yiitz at home and is the one found A SPLENDID PAPER. In the Episcopal Jadles' coak book. con. tributes by Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Yutz added a cup of rich sweet cream, a lit­ Editor Fitzgerald, of Flint, is a Hust­ tle more sugar than the original hr.lpe ler and is Getting out a Great and a bit of tobasco sauce. . ■ Paper. •What Can We Do to Fight the We are in receipt of a copy of the White Pfoguel" was treated by Mrs. Flint Daily Journal, recognized .as one Hayes in an interesting manner. She of the best dailies in the "United State* laid much strews on the importance of In a city of its size. The paper has a getting jfifoymat Ion about the disease sworn and guaranteed circulation of and felt it shoqld be talked about and about 7,500 daily, there being not,to ex­ discussed -much more than it Is. It has ceed four and probably not that many been demonstrated that it is a curable dallies in tbe atate, outside of Detroit disease—except, in Its last stages. Out­ and Grand Rapid*, that,, have as large door air, exercise, rest and' wholesome a circulation. 11.11. Fitzgerald the edl food have proved the best means of tor and proprietor k one of the biggest lighting It. The danger of communi­ hustlers in the state aucj is giving the cating the disease has been greatly ex­ people of Flint a paper they should all aggerated. the great danger In spread­ feel proud of. ing it Iwing through the dried particles of sputum floating through the sir. CHARGED WITH LIBEL. This led up to the discussion of the lack of observance .of our anti-expec­ Mrs. Eliza Lowe, living ntar De­ toration ordinance. A widespread troit. but formerly of Bownc Town­ movement is on foot ail through our ship in Kent county, was arrested and country to enforce such ordinances and brought before Justice Bishop Friday, stringent measdres are being resorted charged with criminal libel. It ap­ to where they ore violated. A motion pears ahe gave a note to John JJebty was made at the close to appoint a of HasttingH township. It is charged committee to take some steps toward that she accused Mr. Lichty of. alter­ seeing that our ordinance was enforced. ing the date of this note, she pub­ The musical part of the program was unusually good. Mrs. Hams render­ ing a vocal solo, and Mias Clara Hen­ dershott a piano sola Before .closing a rising vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. Yutz to show the club's apprecia­ tion of her kindness In coming before them ^nd furnishing such an enjoyable afternoon. lishing that accusation in Ute Freeport Herald of February 23rd. She will have her trial before Jpitlce Bishop March 24th. CONSTABLE’S SALE. Constable's sale at C R. Hull’s barn, in Baltimore township March 21at at ten a. m. —Geo. W. Read, ConsUbte, �HASTINGS BANNER. MARCH 15, 190* Hastings Banner. COOK BROS., Editors. wage earners, and one hundred and forty four percent in wages paid. Hatttle f'reek ranked second. President Roosevelt has just ap­ pointed another southern democrat to a fedral office. • So •be •is •1 leaping coals of tire upon the head of the ■oath, where he lias been abused most shamefully. But as tbe south comes to understand they will learn to admire him as does the rest, of tbe country. BARN BURNED Irvlng Phillips, of Baltimore, Suffer­ ed a Loss Monday Morning by Fire. Monday morning fire was discovered in the bam ot Irving Phillips, who lives on tbeSam Weeks farm on section 29 Baltimore. Mr. Phillips had been at the barn lute st night doctoring a couple of sick horses and ^4t is preumed that the fire started from the lantern in some manner. We ate in­ formed that all tbe stock was saved, though onfc horse was quite badly burned. We are unable to learn whe­ ther the property was Insured or not. It has been proven that the Santa Fe railroad gave back, to favored shippers over $1 000,000 in rebates in a alngle year, When corporations do ‘’that they are not only wronging tbe EAST WOODLAND. competitors of favored shippers, but Want column. lc a word for tach Insertion. J. St. John made a buxlneas trip to are setting a premium on commercial Card of Thanks. t*enty-il«n cents each. „ Hastings on Saturday. dishonesty. Obituary, poefy and resolutions, ac a line. Mrs. Mark Coraelt is under the docMottoesof births. dsaltK or mxrilagev will be printed free a* nor* matter. Republicans should see to registra­ HrNo coaimuntoatlon will be published un­ Mtas Mabel Kilpatrick and Ernest der any circumstances units* It bean tbe tion in all the townships. This is Racy were guests ot Will Nichols and writer's name and post offlea address. not merely due to their township wife on Bunday. A Mr. Haight from near Nashville has ticket, bet also to tlie excellent state moved into J. Lehman’s tenant hbuse and judicial ticket they have in tbe -on the Joe Hence,place. Munroe Rowleader has disposed of his field and which deserves tbelr tiearty property in Lansing and.is looking for support. Barry county should roll up Mrs. Charles Smith was called to a good majority for Judge Smith. Lyons‘on Monday by the, death of her VERY RADICAL CHANGE If the committees appointed by the father, Mr. John Mason. Mrs. Ella Hager and daughters. Gall last co ng res* to investigate tbe oil and Stella, spent Sunday with friends If House Bill No. 24 Shall Pass, the trust and the beef trust shall do the In Vermontville. Drain Law will be Greatly Mr. and Mrs. H. Townsend were pleas-' kind of wdik that is expected of them antiy surprised by a party of friends Modified. the n<*xt congress will have tlie data and neighbors on Monday evening. Music and light refreshments helped to If House Bill NO. 24 shall pass, the before them tq iqake effective remed- entertain. ‘ board of stroervlsors of this-county iarieglslation. Returning from Nashville on Sunday, Mrs.- Albert Barry's horse run.away, will determine what drains shall be throwing her out, breaking the cutter, Tbe U.S. Senate committee is go­ and when the horse was caught it had constructed, and have control over all official acts of the drain commis­ ing to make a business of investigat­ hut one strap of the harness on. For­ ' sioner so far as laying out drains etc., ing the railroad question during the tunately no one was hurt. Messrs. Herman and Clarence Weeks may be conevr,,ed- The bill will also spring and summer with a view of of Ln Porte-, Ind.. Ralph Week* ot Big give the supervisors the right to de­ leg is) 11 ting on tbe subject of railroad Rapids and Wilbur Weeks of Nashville, were called home last week by the dan­ termine tbe number and kind of em­ rebates next December, when congress gerous Illness of their mother. Mrs. S. •Weeks «»f West Sunlield. ployees of tbe drain commissioner and wifi again convene. Mrs. Hugh Nichols had an unpleasant tlx their compensation: they may also one day last week, when If Japan shall show herself equal experience require.him to make a detailed re­ Will Treece, who was staying there, port underneath of all his expenses to the task of waking up OH rm and took poison with suicidal Intent. Help­ ful neighbor* and a doctor’s stomach for time actually spent. In short, if starting ’hat sleepy old empire on tbe pump brought'the young vnan around tbe bill shall pass, the drain commls- highway of progress, clvilizalon will all right, but the general sentiment of East Woodland is that it was all "love’s have gained much from tbe Japanese soner will be almost entirely under the labor lost.” £nd a deplorable waste of victories in the far east. control of liie supervisors. Diaptay advertising. rates furntabxd on appBtattoo. Baain«i locsli «nJ reeding notices. On fiast paao.or among HroklUas, itHcaltne; wfcere. 7c a line. A i erage of seven woedsto the ULTRA p-^oT-CURVING WAIST MODELS Our Spring Line Of Goods was never Larger or More Complete than this sea. son; nothing small but the price. We offer 1000 yards of fine lace, all widths and kinds, regular 8c to 12c ratals Special 5c pier yard DOWLING. Under tbe system of traveling and Marquis Oya ma, the Belo marshal of Augustus Reid, who has been sick registered libraries developed during tbe Japanese army, is proving him­ the past week, is some better at this the last ten years, it has oeen made self a veritable Napoleon in strategy. writing. Ray Freeman and wife visited the possible for any community in the Tbe Russian army has been made to state to obtain from 4he state library feei his ability and power na a master former’s parents Sunday last. Well, well! We were wrong about a loan ofj fifty to 8 hundred wisely se­ of tile science of war. those wedding bells. lected-volumes for three or six months Judge Mack was at Moses Aldrich s All parties should pick their nest on Sunday last. on, payment Ohly of the expense of The young people’s, party at Mr. transportation, with privilege of re­ available men for local oil Ices. In Wise's was well attended and a good newal and repetition indefinitey, pro­ this wav good local government is as­ time reported. , viding a magnificent system of home 1 sured no matter which party may R. 6. Rice and wlfg spent- Thursday education for even tbe most remote j win. afternoon with friends away. Chas. Klee and Irving Phillips were and needy localities * Granges ana Geqessee county proposes to pay her at Chicago ■ last Wednesday after farmers* clubs reading and study i eounty officers entirely in salaries and* horses. clubs, literary and ladies’ aid societies Tbe quiet of our village was broken do away with tho fee system alto­ Sunday schools and young peoples’ so­ by the appearance on our strpets of a gether. This is a correct position. gentleman dressed in neat attire, in­ cieties,library associations and groups; of petitioning taxpayers have thus ^Hont Perry F. Mayo, of Battle Creek, cluding patent leather shoes and silk become custodians of these loan 11-1 won the Detriot Tribune prize for tbe tile. He was inquiring for a pair of scales that weight just ji braries, to the number of 411 in the ! best essay on primary reform, and re­ weigh myself and son." past two years, who received la tbiat • ceived the 850. Born, to Walter prmsbee and wife, wav no less than 897 libraries. These ' March 7. an 8-pound. son. Wheat crop prospects never looked A. J. Hoffman spent Sunday at have reached almost every county in brighter In this coantry at this seas­ Bellevue. tbe state and their educational value on ot the year thnu right now. extended thus to communities whose STATE ROAD. facilities are meager or nil. is beyond 7 Tbe Michigan legislature seems dis­ Preaching at the church Sundav evening. Will reorganize the Sabbath estimate. The system has been de­ posed to pasa a law to publicly flog school March 26. vised and developed by the librarian, wife beaters. Robins singing, tapping of the sugar Mrs. Mary O. Spencer, who has been bushes and moving seem to be the or­ der of the week. connected with the state library eight­ CENTER ROAD. Mr. Paddock Is moving in Bert een years, and in charge of it ten KI line’s tenement house. Scott Cotton Delayed letter years, and in It our state has heen the Mr. CENTER ROAD school Is progres­ mores to Portland this week. model for many others, and ranks Sherman’s family are moving In Harrv second to none unless it may be tbe sing finely. The district made no Water’s house. John Marks is caring for his mother, state of New York. * mistake in hiring Mr Ed. Waite. who is very low at this writing. Spring moving will soon begin. Mrs. McKnlght had an old-fashoned -Tbe crushing defeat of the Russian B.McIntyre*goes to his farm which rag bee "Wednesday. army by the Japs is a victory for the he recently purchased. Phil Baine visited Mr. Smith Sunday. Russia that will be. Had success Mr. Paddock moves out of the Mrs. Shelby attended the banquet at crowned the Czar’s lorces In the far Todd tenement house and n family St. Rose hall Wednesday evening. Hirers Teagles of Barryville visited cast, the hope of government reforms move in whose name we are unable to his niece. Mrs. Bert Kinne. Sunday. and tlie trlumph of the people over learn. The school children are enjoying a the autocracy would have been long Will Payne went after chickens one vacation this week. deferred. As it la now. Nicholas dar and came home with empty Mrs. Charles Cliff has returned to her home in Nashville. must grant some form of representa­ crates. tive government. He must provide for Mr. Larkin is slowly improving.Mn. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. the education of his subjects. One of Larkin is very feeble. Miss Sadie Fuller la on the tick list. tbe reasons why tbe brown men have Mr. Douglas Slade la very 111 at this Mrs. Myra Harvey came home from won has been the great intellectual Kalkaska to care for her mother who writing. superiority of the Jap over the Slav I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Archer were at is very sick. Bellevuq Thursday on business. soldier. The former is no more brave Allen Larkin cblbo Saturday from Mr. Walter Rase received a carload or hardy, but he knows more Aside □ear Climax to visit bin parents and of' cedar posts from an bld neighbor from that, he is intensely patriotic, and friend, Jehial Caven, from the friends. lores bls coantry, while the Ruwlan upper peninsula Nathan Larkin and wife have beea The Infant daughter of Arthur Nel­ has little reason evea to respect the arbitrary and cruel government of his married 64 yeans tbe 10th of February. son Is very ill at the home of her uncle. Fred NelsonThere are seven c111 Id re a living and country, which appears to be by one Mrs. H. Herrington gave a danc­ man, bat which is really by a clique two are dead. There baa not been ing party at her home Friday evening. Matt Howell is doing a tittle car­ a death in tbe family In forty years. Of crafty, corrupt inedmyetenta. penter work on Thos. Fuller’s house. pow many enables in this county Ml» H. D. Herrington will hold a The nomination of Judge Vernon can boasL of this? Mr. Larkin is .80 public auction on P. L. Bowen’s farm, H. Smith of Ionia as tbe democratic Only and Mrs. Larkin is 81. three-quarters of a rpile east of Caven's candidate for justice of the supreme court, in opposition to Jndge Joseph HOBOES SENT TO JAIL. B. Moore, the republican candidate, NORTH JOHNSTOWN. James West and Joseph Phillips, gives place iu tbe contest to a man Born—To George Van Syckle and wife. wbo, although an aggressive partisan, knights of tbe road were arrested Sat­ March 7. a daughter. Arietta Bristol is spending a few days is well worthy of tbe distinction urday by tbe sheriff,, brought before In Battle Creek, the guest of her sister. RUTLAND CENTER. conferred by hia party. ’ win“ Justice Bishop, sod given ten days Mrs. Loren Van Syckle. Ed Whitright and wife are the proud Mrs. । Edith Renkes and Mary Beach therefore be necessary for the re­ each in jail. Pity Barry county has visited parents of a little son. Mr. nnd Mm Dr. Harter of Del­ publicans of Michigan to give, time not a good stone pile to Rive these ton last Wednesday. The spelling contgfif at Podunk Is Caleb Rlabridgcr has moved back on the .'Hat instead of the 90th. and atttentlon to the contest before gents a chance to exceroiM their hta farm. Charley Lechleltncr having them in order to insure for their own muscle, Don't forgot the play this Friday moved on Mr. Sclbie's farm In North Barry. All regret to see Charley go. state nominees the deilraoly large evening at the Clots Creek hall. Bert Ferris returned home last Friday majority of which they are in every Frank Waters and family spent Sun­ from visiting hta stater, near Milo the Very low one way colonist rates to past week. way deserving. day at T. C. Williams. Kinta in Washing*— n — >n, Califoro Bretol had one of hta horses There will be preaching at the lumbla Montana ana----------------------- will — kicked; quite severely last------' Tbe census of manuactures, taken church again in ,two weeks. be in effect Mar. Is;, and will continue by national authority in conjunction ubtU May 15tb inclusive, good coach doctor being called to Lena Havens of Southwest Rutland with tlie state census last year, show# accommodatfens will be furnished. spent Sunday with Zola Otis. — in its repoct now made public' that On March Slat only, there will be one morning last week. Small dam­ Lansing leads all Michigan cities In very cheap colonist rates to polrita iu age. , the rate of gain in manufacturing in­ Arkansas, Colorado, Indian Territory, Leo Myers spent a portion of last of Thanks. dustries in the last four years, one Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico. Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tex­ week with his daughters In Kalamahundred and eighty seven per cent in as gud Wyoming. For further Instruc­ and Jr,eDd<i for tbe capitalivaion, one hundred and thirty tions in regard to these rates call at ■yznoainy shown us In otir Chaa, Whittemore is sawing for Mr rateful. Ahoto four per cent in value uf product, one the ticket office. -nv ™nnn«l by ;>lr ministry of sone Pronsky. do we extend our sincere tbitaks 1 “ **°1, School closes at the Otis this week hundred and thirty three per cent in W. S. BABKON. AaE^T. Mas. Jacob Kxaaa and Family. iQTJLtwoweeks' vacation. 2000 yards fine Hamburg embroidery worth from 10c to 30c per yard Special 10c per yard Largest line of Corsets ever shown in Barry County. MERRITT The Three Pluck, Push and Perseverance —are all essential to fi hancial success. tematic system of saving is of equal importance; and this often has its be­ ginning with the opening of a little savings account. Possibly you would like to taik with us about the matter. ay o per cent, on savings deposits, Compounded semi-annnally Hastings National Bank, HASTINGS, MICH National Bank in Barry County ’wiyMr'l White Mm and Ttr ~ ■ 80 °*nt* '* *** eui’ T“r "OB* • IS Mate Moeur1! Uffr Naming HmUm*. Cura, I keep in stock a full ljne of gjjelf i fine line of Box Letter Paper. also w. H. Goodyear. DSttl �A HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH j 5,_ x905. LACEY. visited at Dr. Gallagher’! on MARTIN CORNERS. I house for Willard Cw and wife while ■town Thursday. Oudlbchool Is enjoying a tyro weMts* they are gone to Marion. Ind. Ed. Canldy was tn Nashville last vacation. Henry Stevens and wife started for Nearly everyone has their sugar REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, | Ashland, Wis., Monday. March 13, to Tuesday. * ■ Man" Coats is helping her slater, bushes tapped. (attend ths’marriage of their son, J. S. Mrs. William IClemence. The protracted meetings which have _________ ' HASTINGS. FUCK. Stevens, formerly , oil Lacey, to Met* Mrs. Sprague Is working for Mrs. been in progress at "Stony Point have closed. Kuntz of Ashland. Wla. Walter. Ormsbee. ■ • Frank Barrj" of TpMlantl spent SunIt Is reported that George Campbell Ed. Coats will work the William dsy with bls parents at this place. has bought Tom Nnrris' farm. A nue little farm nt thirty acre* for sale— Clemenre farm this summer. Several from tbit cu-tghburhood at­ mlcht exchange for city property; a r»d Born, tn Harry’ Hinkley and wife. A fine yearling colt l>elongtng to tended the auction sale of Leon Hop­ day loam and sand loam aou !u Hue state- of Tuesday. March 7. a girl baby. cultivation, ail Unproved tmt two acres: a Charles Rice put one of Its eyes out kins. north of Hustings, Monday. Have you seen DePue? He Kas the " George Miller and ifnmily visited nt. laet Wednesday. Charles thinks h* good HiM momedhouM- with a good stone Mnr. SusiB Hilton was the victim of a wall cellar, a good aictnU cistern and tubular j Bert Clark’s last Sunday. has more than bls share of troubles, surprise which her family and a few of well with gumps; goal granary, corn crib Everything in Groceries and Dxy Mrs. Runner of Buchanan is In Lacey as he came near loosing one of his fine her neighbors "gave-her Saturday evttiand poultry bou»e with a nice llU’e duck |ng. She was presented with a beauti­ Goods. puuduw fo; a good old barn with IcanXo organizing n Royal Neighbor camp, work horses last Sunday. on each Hide- x»ll Is good for all kinds o( parlor btrap and a very pretty glass auxiliary to the Woodmen. Highest prices for produce. Those who attended the party at ful crousand wool* make a tine po-. Hry farm. set. Refreshments, c*natsttng of fcre Professor Dunham and Elder Ben-1 Mrs. Wise's all report a fine time. K. 1. L>. and t-l -phone line about Um rods cream, cake, coffee, etc., were aervec. from door: 2‘, inllee from HasUngprice aom are camping on Bristol lake. Now K. J. Stanton has purchased the A very ideasant time wax enjoyed by $1,900 would take $•«) down and balance Ou look out (or hsh stories. George Robinson farm and stock. very llbccal terms at • ysr cent. Jim Hill and Will Cooper, both of MIm Ola Pilgrim sjfent Saturday and Be sure you see Before you buy or soli. And 1C0 other farms for sale. Maple Grove, have traded farms. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. ' Sunday With her sister. Mrs. Fay CleI^ jwIr Phllllpps qf Assyria Is .mov­ luteuce. A good nix roomed house In Hasting* with The members yjf the grange here. Of Phone 86. ing on to Sam Jones’ farm and will two Kone w all o-lUrw. good arrived cistern Charles Rice, wife and son Clarence, which Sherm Zimmerman and wife are and cement well with pumps, a rood painted work it the romlnjt summer. visited at Frank Bullis' Sunday. nlso members. gave them a very "pleas­ barn a)«cut IOx2S. fine shade and some fruit Bom. to Glen Bristol tind wife, Mon­ Earl Stanton has most ot -the lumber ant farewell party hist Friday night, H acre of land. 8tie street and good neigh­ day. Marci^’l. a girl haby. borhood. Price fWX). • bon.c for n new barn. about O' being present. Dancing :ul« Vida .Norris has had to quit work card playing passed the time alt t$o Miss Ethel lister spent Sunday And IA other places tn Hasting* for sale. for Herbert Butler in (the stor« on ac­ with Susie Ormsl.ee. • soon. Light nefreshmeqis were served. count of sickness E. Ormwbee and wife look dinner at Sherm and tamrty g(> to*" their new home, pear Galesburg, today (Monday.) We he?r that Mr. Bretz lia>i traded .Mark Skillman's Sunday. Hiram •Babcock i» quite sick at prefTh one Savins bargain, in Knal ' his farm-for a store nj 'Stanton. MlchJ A. • J. Hoifninn Is In Maple Grove It Is reported that Horace Cole, for-1 with his brother Charles. . kslale tn exchange for caiii , merly <?f Ijiccy. .nowMt Hastings, ftufl | The barn belonging to Irving Phil ■J. iZiiiini*-rcan's people Sunday test. should remember that a Real Miss -Susie Pilgrim, art* married. , lips burned' early Monday morjifug. Bert Bristol expects to go west <ig.nr Estate Exchange furuishes the ■ The next meeting of the Lacey W. Q. In his Chicago horses was burned In about two weeks. best .of facilities for the buyer . T. U. Win be held with Mrs. Maud Mil­ I ndlv. also Rena Mott’s hand. Some ler on March 22AJ. , Subject. "Miss of his clothing was burned from- his to rtnd wbat he wauls at ,rock Mtss Bertha Milker «f.South Bedfottl you Jessie Arkemiaq. ” second round-the,bddy. bottom prices,- for .those ’who | world missionary for Hie W. C. T. C. - Mrs. Herbert Stanton died at her has bi*r. visiting •Gracd Bristol a few are anxious to sei! are those days. ■ । Miss Margaret Baser will Lave charge home Saturday, aged 22 years 11 Fred. Bristol has tiecn spmdfrsc Whoiist their property. I nf the program. Everybody ’yplcome. months nnd II days. Funeral was held a-Mrs. week In. Rattle Cn- k. , A gold medal contest will be held at Monday nt the Methodist Episcopal Glen Bristol, wife and little daughter. I the Dowling chtirrh Tuesday evenlnr." church, of which she was'a member. Genevieve, have m<?vt-d to n farm <iew TRADES NEGOTIATED. March 21. under the auspices of the She leavt-s a kind Ixpsband. two chil­ tbe-Fills school, house dren. n father, sister and host ot Tlie silver medal contest conducted I friends to mourn her loss. HOLMES CHURCH. Non-resident nnd other propertv hy Miss Lucelc Bens<|n and eight nf| Mr. and Mn, Henry Batilch. fnmi The Aid sodlrty nt Mrs. Ida Durkc*^ 1 cared for and rented. ' her scholars of $h* Dunham school re- near Cltinnx. -attended th* Pineral nf was well attended. Much credit fn tlected much credit i$pon themselves their nei<T. Mrs. Stanton: given th»« little o’nis (or,the program । . rendered. .■ ‘ for the good work .acchmpMshed In so Office over Pfcn*on’j» Grocery. Mrs. M. P.’Fuller. Mrs. II. R. Bamunq.' sbdrt a time. While the judges were Mrs." J. D. Townsend and Charles Bcnf-. NORTHWEST CASTLETON. reaching th Hr decision MlssiVhtflps. n "tier arc <»n the sick list. ' \ ; Jyspi-r Black has bought a house nnd ’nistdonnry from Japan, gave n very Gv^rgr Nash of Kalun;.i&Hi bw'vlaltthg '.nterewttng talk on her work there. Al­ lot in "Hastings and will move there in hi? niece and nephew. Utah nnd Fred • _z • together it was « verv pleasant affair August. Buinc." । y' Fnmk Johnston and wife of l*ake and worthy" of n much larger attend­ Vera ahd Wilbur Ipgurvan of Tennes­ ance. Miss D’ailnh Aspinwall won‘the Vl»w called on hie sister. Mrs.’ William see were the guests of avalter Barnum’U Jefferv. Saturday. people Sunday nnd Monday. .. medal. , The Martin school district Is enjoy­ Stephen Harry of Stony Point has ing a two weeks" vacation. been visiting friends tn this vicinity for MORGAN. a few days. Those that have tapped their sugar Funeral Directors. Iff-. R. P. Comfort of Hudson. Mich., bushes have not made much sugar yet. Mr. Alvah Fuller of Coats Grov- waa Phone store, 25; Res. 85 or 90. guest of his aunt, Mrs. H. P. Bar­ visited at .H, H. Sp<rks* Monday night. The protracted meetings are having the num. Friday. . Rather a short visit, as the doctor was great success at Coat- Grove. Mrs. K. B. Murdock entertained the in a hurrf. being on business. John Meade has sold his fine "bunch . Br-rant Carr will not moxe onto John of fairhogs; they averaged 200 pounds following persons Inst week: Mr. and Tjik^a farm thts spring as Intruded. a piece. B. Jkirnum, Mn. Hattie Fuller and Mr. F. Price "la again nt work on the Slid Mrs. , Charles Cheng}' of .North roafis and bridges ot Castleton town­ Carlton. THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY. WEST PARMELEE. . ship. Frank'.has done a good work Mrs. Jultn Yn'ungw irf s;widh^r n few Makes-a specialty of getting out special orders on short notice and if it flim-e his induction In oflice. and the Otis Morgan has been visltYug his days In Hustings, the gnrstt ot her is impossible fur you to bring your laundry toue, just telephone us and township wottm do well to keep "him In uncle. WUllaro Kepkey and wife of daughters. Mrs. Grace Ssifrh and Mrs. Mamie Todd. we will dotae and get it. Otir constantly increasing business is evidence office for a time at least, as hlu work West 'Thnrnnpjd*. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Durk*r were the that we ate giving excellent satisfaction, but our aim is to do better. will prove tn tie the cheapest to (ho T. A. Pass returned tn his work cm go.-sts of latter's panvits. Mr. and PHONE 243. W. J. STARR. Proprietor. township that has ever been done, as the- telephone lln* Monday. Mrs. John Donley, neur Freeport. Tu-■what be does is done to stay nnd will Mrs. lames Kepkey has 1ie*n under day . the doctor’s care, but Is Improving at not have to l«e repeated every year. Mr. and Mr«. jay Hunt of Carlton w«ry the guesta of A. Hunt and wife Mr Dancer shipped quite a lot of this writing. logs out of Morgan last Thunulny. Nine .Jin "David Prnewn- was ;tln- guest F riday. .arloads: all (or the old country. .of her sister, Mrs. J T- Morgan, last Hastings Markets. J A.'Hvde was reported as sllyhtly. Unprtn'ed. but still unaHg tn be around ’ lirivjd Porrnult Is very slpk xt this Butter . ft Charles Bronson Is packing hl« goods writing. \U and effect*, getting ready to move to Work -on the Sherk resldenre is pro fl Orcgim this spring. greasing finely. Then will be 'yuslderable changing Lloyd Leonard of Lansing was the Tallow. f-*r lb around this spring. Every hot* that guest .of .‘Miss’ Ixniretta Adams Friday fs tenable will lie occupied. Judging OF WINDOWS. DOORS AND SASH Ur The Y. P. social at, John Allen’s from fhe pinatwr of those tn quest rfi Friday evening v.-rs a decided success the same. has Just been received by ns and we are better pi epared than ever Many beautiful bouquets and splendid before to satisfy (he wants of-all who intend to do any building refreshments were brought forth at 12 Chicken*. droasM MAPLE GROVE. this year. If you Intend to do any building it will pay you Io Muy Potter basigone to liastinga for o’clock ami th** wants of nil wen* sat­ Fref. drrward . come and «ee us before you place any order. We will be pleased isfied. a few 0d>. make figures on any material you may desire in our line. 'Write for Descriptive Catalogue of 900 Miss. Gladys Thorpe has feJurn’ed A. D. Wolfe was at Battle Creek last from Detroit; Useful Articles, consisting <if Mt.non. drraartf Saturday. Miss Betty Sherk returned from roUtmw Caryl Skillman "began work for A. JWUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. Lansing Monday evening to assist her Rraa. per ton which are GI VEN FREE with orders D.'Wolfe fast MonBay. ' that we keep in stock a full lineof LUMBER, LATH. SHINGLES • Jake Shoup is no better at this writ­ mother with Ihe, housework. Vur Adam- and the Mlasea lira Bass for-^oap and Toilet Goods. Tbe sav­ and everything you may need in building. inga. and Flossie Culver vl-'.ted his unrie. Mr*I per ton Mlddliur.. pet ing to our customers of middlemen's Wm. Oooper had a sale tbe 15th ipsff X..00 Aaron Adams of East Caledonia. Sun­ Honey, pet 1b. I). H? Evans was here last week. profit* enables us to give you t|iese Tod.per tun WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CEDAR ’ Wood, per eord Henry Whltromb and family havv day. beautiful presents. WRITE TO-DAY T. W. Mwphy. wife and daughter, Kalt, per bbl... moved back on their Turin FENCE POSTS. visited -at. A. E. Bass’ Sunday. Mr Geo. Cannon ami family Have moved Murphy's span of colts are equipped -on D. H. Evan’s farm. in a new brass-trimmed hirnes*'. One night is all the time treoeeoary to Roll Han and family have gone to bought, of E. J. McNaughton. DETROIT. prove that Plneules is tbe best remedy Spring Arbor to visit his parents. Mr in the world for backache and all kid­ and Mrs. Janie.- Hall. ney and bladder troubles. If you have HASTINGS,. MICH. 1 jiurn Cheeaman haw been very sick. QUIMBY. rheumatism or any other blood disease Mrs. Ijiura Swonablc and two a single doee will give relief. Seid by NASHVILLE. । vtalteR friends kti Nashville over Sun-' Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist. I H. C. Prl«of Sand l-akr- is a guest day. School closed Inst Friday for one I of his brother. C..C. Price, and other wdfii vacation. "Mrs. Warner, teachtr. Having just completed our I friendr. of this place treated the achtftara to a taffy pull, new building, we can take : . Ix-wls Loekhart Is serlous|y Hl with which was appreciated by scholars nnd " » care of more rigs, and giye | pneumonia visitors. ' Mrs. Selah Xnyes of Graad lx?dge la There was quite a crowd out to hear the beat attention. We wilj Capital, visiting her parents. Hiram Coe and Bev. Crandall. His w-rVIces are greatly $75,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 KitaranUe.to please the pub­ appreciated at this pince. wife Lloyd and Leleva Castelein and Fred Mrs. Clarence Welch closes her lic asd want your trade. school In the Felghner district Tues-, and Blanche Bldelman were Invited to day with an entertainment, Tuesday the party given by Mlsa Gay In honor of her advanced ’scholars nt Mrs. Miller's evening. Officer* Friday ••vening. They, report a moat There will be a box social at Jack enjoyable time. Successors taPhin Smith. Miller's Tn<*sday evening for the Bene— About 2>* of the yomtg friends and eitonr mtsMt. Prsjidtii. fit of the Gleaners. schoolmates of Leleva Castelein gave Mildred Cor has been absent from her n very plrnxnnLsurprlse lust Mon­ school since last Tuesday on account of. day night. It being her fourteenth blythr R. B. m«wr,' Utce Pm. day anniversary. The even big wAs sickness. . Roy Brumm lias gone to Dowliftg. _ spent in gamca and music. After boun­ tiful "refreshments had been served she where he has accepted a pi iiitlon in was fl. fl. flndtrscs, Caihkr. presented with a beautiful toilet Nothing is better than a nice the creamery. and rannacure wt combined. At n W. A. Smith was at Chester Monday late hour they dqpnrted. wishing her Rug.. I can make handeome rugs out of your old Ingrains, Brussels on business. many happy returns. About -IO relatives and friends gave W. 1. Mnrble was called to Harbor or Moquette Carpets and at a very yours Springs last week by the sfrjo’>8 ill­ Mr. arid Mrs. Clarence Lewis a pleaflnnt moderate price. Any work in­ sugT'rlsc Monday night, the evening be­ trusted to me will have my care­ ness of his mother. Miss Sharlot Brumm- entertained her ing sjs-nt In games. After a bountiful ful attention. If you wish any supper they were "presented with a tine 'Information Just drop me a card friend. Miss Bessie Kellogg of Adrian, rocker. Mr. and Mrs. Levels Are to nnd and I will call at your home. last week. move from this neighborhood |hls week Mrs. Arthur Dean of Bowen's Mill* to the Maloy farm, north jof town. was a gu'stt of Miss Florence Groho They ‘will be greatly mte.-wd In this vicinity; Thursday. Mrs. I. L. Cresay has been la the vil­ Directors lage the post week, caring ’for her POOUNK. mother. Mrs. H. E. Felgbner, who is This is the half-way season, when sick. ' Chester Duster, neither sleighs nor wheels are com­ Humphrey Atchison has aold his: fortable. ’ ■. house and lot to Thomas Fuller. R. B. Dlwur. Some from this place attended the Frank Barber has sold his property sale at Samuel Howe’s place last on Main street to H. G. Atchiiton. Mr. R. C. Trocli, Barl»er has bought a farm near Belle­ Thursday. Miss Lillie Greams has been work­ with us. We have a large stock vue. m. LCook. Ing at Anson Boye's the past week, of goods that we will sell you at Mrs. George Wellman has been quite, Mrs. Boyes being ill with the grip. reasonable prices and will ar­ Hl with lagrlppe the past week. D. $. fioedyur, Frank Smith is attending court range terms of payment to suit The roof of -the laundry caught fire your convenience. Our stock Thursday morning by an over-heated these days, being one of the Jury. tikt OIMtn. The chicken pox patients are recofI stove, but wm extinguished without consists of ering slowly. I much Ramage. Mrs. Bachman was the latest sur­ prised party. Last Friday evening a company -of her neighbors and friends DOWLING. and many other things we have Looks as though we were going to rushed in suddenly upon her and really to enumerate. We reprasout • surprised her. You don’t find Mrs. ------------..nomnlateH have more sleighing this morning. i Mrs. Clara McGlocklln is entertaln- Bachman napping often, but her s per ctff Merest Depamrat ' ing a sister from Nashville this week. friends actually astonished her this What makes that smile on Walter time. A social time and games by the Real Ornsbee’s face? It’s a boy, born on young folks were enjdyed. After a supper of sandwiches, pickles, cake Joow Block. St" March 7. 1 "Mrs. Emeline Van Syckles is heip- and coffee the guests returned home Hastings, Hfch. We buy and ‘^cood Hand Goodsing care for her daughter Grace. t well pleased with tbe last surprise 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bird of JohQ- . party of the season. A. D. Cadwallader's A Large Increase In Trade Demands a Larger Stock DePUE I We are AFTER YOU Again We want you to see what we have got our store. Perhaps you will find something you want. We want to see our couiches. ' Next week we are going to give 25 per cent discount on each and eyery Couch in the Store. ' Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums Wall Paper! Wall Paper! Renkes & Waldorff Pianos, Organs. This cut illustrates my new method of fitting glasses , RE.T1NOSCOPY Requires no questions to find the refractive error, makes fitting surer. A CAR LOAD F. R. Pancoast Ur Ur a Furnish Your- Home F ree!r fl fl fl fl Ur REMEMBER a a fl The Home Soap (o., a a 1 new M STALLS TOMLINSON LUMBER CO. • ROWLAND BROS. LET TJA ^AVIJtGS^ does nobody good. Let us invest along.with others nnd start it working for you. No matter how little yon have, deposit it with the A. M. BUNNELL, Bastings Citv Bank YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD CARPETS, RUGS. CURTAINS, j] Idle INVB5T ITI To Beautify The Home fl. fl. flwkrw«. It will earn its proportion of intereat and pay you a profit That’s a thousand times better than hoard­ ing it in an old wallet A thousand times safer, and it draws interest at 3 per cent too. money to Coan Wm. 0. Forman, / Ur oa EMile Stogitv Ur Ur S Ur Ur Ur �HASTINGS BANNER MARCH, 15, 1905 HASTINGS Eighth Anniversary of That Organiza­ tion Held Friday Evening. The large audience that greeted the H. M. C. Friday evening at the Baptist church was delightfully entertained. The first on the program was a Sex­ tette, Donzetti, by the Misses Acelia Leach and Chrystal Barber and this was followed by L’Aiglon by Beatrice Manton. These were very well render­ ed. Tbe mandolin duet by tbe Misses Anzoletta Lombard and Edna Dole was so well received that a second se­ lection was called for and given. Miss Vinnie Ream gave a very humorous recitation which wan thoroughly ap­ preciated. The vocal numbers “Dream of. the Rose?’, by Aldrich and “Rest Thee my Little Due", by Bartlett were given charmingly by Miss Inez Me Intyre. A piano duet, “Fantasle", by Weber was rendered by Mrs DePlanta and Naomi Wentworth. This closed Part 1 of the program. Part II opened by Miss Clara Hall, “The Palms", Eeybacb, and Miss Hall displayed fine technique and express! ok This Is the time of year when colds are most prevailent— ■ T have sold the Weeks “Break-up-a-CoId” Tablets for 15 years and can re­ commend them to alL It is a splendid tonic for all who are tired and run down-conditions usually resulting from colds. Give It a trial and you will be pleased. Other cold cure* com­ mon to this market kept iu stock. W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescriptions prepared as If for the Doctor's own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. HARCH I have several. thousand nega­ tives that I will Bend away at the end of this month, to be cleaned off so they can be used again. Perhaps your negative may be among the lot. In order that all ’ who dec ire photos from negatives I now have, may get them. I will make a Redaction in Price for this month only to all who have photos made froortsny of thebe negatived. *j do not delay. ImiI platte an order at once or it' will be too H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Michigan SOCIAL EVENTS. CALL FOR "NO. 22.” When you are iu a hurry for meats of any kind just call for “No. 22" and your wants will be given prompt attention. We aim to give all orders by phone out“ immediate attention. Special for tbe coming week Home Rendered Lard 9c a pound Guaranteed to be extra fine. We are receiving many orders for our Pig Pork Sausage, give us a trial. F. W. Clifford The MEAT MARKET Man Two doors cast of Citu Bank. Phone 22 Hastings, Mich. j i i [ > ! ji । [ i ! [ i The Maple City Pedro Club was entermined by Mrs Fred Konkleand Mrs. DwAYaldron at the home of the former 531 Henry St. last Thursdav evening Mrs. Ed Mead and Mr. Burt Lahr car­ rled away the honors add Mrs. A rebar t and .Jake Neice the boobies. Lunch was servd in two courses after which all wended their way home thinking they were glad they were there. , The next party will be given by Mrs. Luke Waters and Mrs. Jake Neice at the home of the former 135 E State Road, hext Thursday evening. ' The Eagleofield Literary club met on ! Friday with Mrs Leow, Mrs. Brown be। ing chairman for the afternoon. Mrs. Zimmer read a paper, “The Spartans.” Mrs. Troxel of Hastings sang beauti fully “The Song That I Hear In My Dreams," and graciously responded to an encore with “Under the Old Apple Tree.'' Mrs Troxel also played a piano solo.. Mrs. Loew gave character sketch­ es of Demosthenes, Diognee, and Hom­ er. Mrs. Bentley. U15 Quigley avenue, will entertain the club on March 17th. —Grand Rapids Evening Press. Monday was the 27th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. If. D. Selden. About 40 of their neighbors and fello'w members Of the O. E. S. gave them a very pleasant surprise visit that evening at their home 502 £. Green St. It was an occrslon that will be very pleasantly remembered by al! present. ' Maadames Aady Hum and Elery ;GINGHAMS and PRINTS! Tobias entertained about 80 of their ; OVERALLS and SHIRTS ; ady friends at enchre’ at tbe home of the former last Tuesday afternoon, I aUo keep ■ stack of card playing being followed by a live ORANGES. LEMONS, BA- 5 o'clock tea, the rooms being tastily !NANAS, FRESH CELERY.! decorated with carnations in honor of tbe event. The occasion was most, k l am making a special rue on TEA an4 « enjoyable one. : k.... .k... ---I-. ' iSTOREi ANNOUNCEMENTS. k I want your Butter and B<g* and will pay 4 * the hlgfacat market price• < The “Dorcas Daughters'* of the Preabyterian church will meet on Friday evening with Mrs. Tyden on Green St. All young ladles will be cordially wel­ » Dry Goods and Groceries. < comed. A fine program will be one of the features of the evening. ,Be sure » FOUR DOOR5 EAST OP GOODYEAR BR05 4 » HARDWARE. PHONE 4 and come and you will enjoy the eve­ ning. ; W, H, FAIRCHILDJ A WARM MEAL is thoroughly relished after driving to the city, and especially so, If It is well cooked. Dont bother to bring your own dinner when you can get a fine meal at our restaurant for only 25 CENTS Lunch room in connection and we make a specially of order cooking. We also carry a full line of Baked Goods, Cigars and Confections. - Barnaby Bros., First door east of Banner Office. Hastings, MM. BANHER ILLVE Just an Ordinary Day in the Local Telephone Exchange Means Answering 3,000 Calls. The life of the telephone operator 1* not one of unalloyed- pleasure, as may lie seen by the following record ot calls at; th* Cltlteffls Telephone Ex­ change In this city from March. 1st to 7th Inclusive. Taking March 4th as an example, which was an. average day. but not the largest, the calls were as follows, nqt/ including toll line mes­ sages: No. Calls. Hour ••The Hymn That Mother Sang”, was sang by Mr. Frank Horton, who so captivated the audience that he re­ sponded to an encore. Tschaikowsky's Romance in F. Minor, given by Miss Edith Lombard, was characterized by her supple and delicate touch, clean cut pleasing andXmasterful technic. Her playing is at all times chaste and finish ed. The chorus, under the direction of Miss Shsrlot Brum, Instructor in music In the city schools, was one ot the best numbers of tbe evening. In the | “Legend of the Organ Builder." Miss | Ream was at her beet. She is certainly | a reader of exceptional merit, her man ner is so natural, and withal original. ML’Alliance," Beyer, a piano trio, was given by the Misses Edith and Anzolatta Lombard and Mrs. Archie McCoy,and this closed the excellent program. The entertainment wa? given under the direction of Mrs. Archie McCoy and the Misses Edith Lombard and Lena Dennis. REDUCED PRICES FOR : LIBRARY 'BOOKS THE VERY BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICE Cures Your Cold While You Sleep. Hastings, NEW NOT A PLBASANT JOB MUSICAL CLUB For the Hastings Women’s Club Which Have just been Added. BAUER BROS, hold an unequaled reputation of sending out the best quality | . Tnore have teen placed on the shelves ol the Women'* Glnb library tbe following new books, which will add much to tbe value of the library and to tbe enjoyment of tbe club mem­ bers: . Russian Life In Town and Coun­ LUMBER Lath and Shingles try. Handbook of Modern Japan. By the firekldf. , ' The Quest of John Chapman. Vergil I us. 'fbe Clansman. The Masquerader. Tlie Common Lot. Letters of a ’Self-Made Merchant to bls Son. % Letters ofa'Son to bis Self Made fa­ ,825 ther. - . 2GP Old Gorgon Graham. .278 Tbe Yoke. Whosoever Shall Offend 1p.m. 21U The Prodigal Sou 2 p. m. .241 1«R» God’s Good Mau to 4 p. m.. .163 Tillie .to 5 p. tn. .186 Tbe House of Fulfillment .258 The Prospector .158 7 to .123 Graustark 8 to Beverly of Graustark Turk 10 to 11 Colonel Carter's Christmas 11 to 12 Tlie Motor Pirate Total .................................................. 3.(120 The Lightning Conductor The calls for the seven days 'named A Little Union Soout were as follows: The Boss/The President March 1st ........... Strong Mae Maroh 2nd ......... March 3rd .8711 The Singular Miss Smith Man-lr* I th . The Seiners March 5th Tbe Green Diamond March nth . The Ladder-of Swords March 7»b * obtainable at the lowest price. When x°< tbe best materiel at a reasonable price, you1 and we guarantee you will be suited. n< hand BIRCH AND MAPLE WOOD, COAL AMD BRICK. SEE OUR LINE OF ROOFING. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. !• to 10 a. m. ' ILF IMSEL TRIEDTO k h F Total 18.0W Six op*Tuton» are employed, four -lay, one relief, and one at night, the George Geiger, of Woodland, took average number of calls per day being Paris Green—111 Health Probable about six per telephone. Cause of the Rash Act. DEATH OF MRS. ROY FULLER. Tbe city was shocked over the sud«5en death of Mrs. Roy Fuller, who ex­ pired at yesterday forenoon. • About two weeks ago she was,taken with la grippe which left her very weak. Yesterday morning she feave birth to a child, and from that she was unable to rally. Myrtle Odell was bora In Carltoft township. Juner2»>th. 1874. and wae qiarrled to Roy Cr-^uller September 27th. I89!». and had since then resided in Gils city. To them were born three children, all of whom, with the hus­ band. survive. She was a woman be­ loved of all who knew her. a fond and loving wife and mother, and a sincere, earnest Christian woman, who rever­ enced the high and holy things of life. TO noUilng can one look in a case, like this but to faith tn the good­ ness of God to be reconciled to tbe taking away from the home ot a wife and mother just when her gentle mln-' istry was most needed. feat He knows: and some day we. His chil­ dren. will understand. Till then It Is a mystery so Impossible of human knowledge that we cannot hope to fathom It. The deepest sympathy ot the whole city goes to the mourning father and the motherless children. The funeral'ot Mrs. Fuller will take place tomorrow from the home at 2;30 p. m-. and be conducted by Rev. Ar­ thur TrotL SUDDEN Those desiring to procure one of-the splendid flashlight photoe of the Board of Trade banquet can procure It at Fred L Heath's and Carveth’s. ' The Grand Rapids papers announce that Judge Newnham has declined to dismiss the cases against John J. Lud­ wick, and has directed that, they be tried at once. . Mrs. James Troxel goes to Grand Rapids each week, where she has resum ed her vocal studies with Mrs. Bruce Wickstrom.whols one of the beet teach­ ers in that citv. Miss Linnie Bennett, who has been clerking for Wright Bros., has accepted a position with a large departmnt store in Albion and will leave for that city about April 1st. George Geiger, of Woodland, at tempu-d to commit guicide by taking Paris Green Saturday. All that defeat­ ed his intent was that he took such a large dose that It caused him to vomit, and so emptied his stomach of most of the poison. Dr. McIntyre and a stomach pump relieved him of the bal­ ance. Geiger has beep iu ill health for a number of years, and being unable to do any work and brooding over his condition was undoubtedly the cause of his deed. . ANOTHER AUCTION SALE Albert E. Shively, of Carlton, will Have an Auction Sale Wednesday ’ March 32nd at 10 a. m. Wed. Mar. 22, at-10. a.m. on the Shive­ ly farm in Carlton, one half mile east and one half m’le north of the Wel­ come church. AIbret R. Shively will sell a lol at horses, cattle, farm tools at public auction, W. 11. Couch being the auctioneer. A hot luDOh .will be served at noon. See announcement on another page. RUTLAND W. C. T. U. MEETING. rou want* it here keep on BAUER BROS., Proprietors. Phon* 254. House Cleaning Time will soon be here and you will surely want some new piece of • FURNITURE or a CARPET this Spring. 5 Yoe will always find a full stock of both at our store on Jefferson street, and you will always find OUK PRJCE5 THE LOWEST Ixjok over uur hue befor buying. 51 Miller £. Harris Furniture Co ik W ik ik Food for Thought and Food to Eat* W ik Even if you raked the whole town over with a fi tooth comb yon would find no better food than i sell, and then it's always fresh. These prices arc food for thought. Th I, year', p*ck ol Com, tender, creamy and flae ol navorpercan . . . 7c or B caa, for 2S< Ui k Alan a fine line of Soups, Tomato consomme. Chicken and Vegetables, per can .... 10 cents Special for Saturday. The Rutland W. C. T. U. held a Frances Willard Memorial at the YeckWith enry imrehue «t *1.00ar more we will giro aw,». next seturday, a dish from a nice assortment of dishes. ley School house Feb. 19 which was very interesting and merited the at­ Watch our window for a sample of these dishes tention of a much larger audience thau was present. The meeting was opened by singing followed by prayer. , A poem entitled “Love and Do." was read by Mrs. Biggs and a selection “In Memorlam" by Kate Biggs. A biographical sketch of Miss Will­ ard’s life was given by the Rev. Ottan, this was an exhaustive paper exceed ingly interesting and listened to with the closest attention. ■■ ■■ T«k* one afttr M0h mul an* bo “The Law of Habit" was read by Hhrry Kelley. Augusta Waters read “The Shoe­ maker and the Little White Shoes." I : ask ASK your YOUR otALtnr DEALER FOR IT Mr. Biggs read “Turn on the Eights” and with much feeling made very ap­ propriate remarks upon the same. A selection was read by Mr. Herbert. REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES The program was closed by Thomas Wells reading “Why i am a Prohibi­ tionist." To Nominate Township Ticket. Will 0i Hams & Russ, Ui Phone 16 / Z The Grocers, ik The best 5c T THE GRANGE be Meld as Follows. Coal has been discovered in Chester, . IRVING GRANGE. township, Eaton County, which is said Had good attendance at last meeting to be of tbe best quality. It is said op tioua are being secured on several farms owing to the condition of the roads. A missionary Convention will be that are supposed to be over the coal Ira Cobb and wife were Initiated In held at the Welcome M. E. church veins. I . first degree. IIABTINUa TOWNSHIP. At th*. Town Rati March 21, at 2 o'lock p. m. We hope A short program was then carried Nashville Republicans nominated *r<l time. W. H. sciunu. ebalrman. for a large attendance of the members the following villnge ticket the other out as follows: and friends. Bev. A. Trott and M. W. Singing, by the grange evening: President, L. E. Lentz; Duffey will address the meeting. Roll call, Officers responded by re­ towmhipclerk, L. R. Stout: treasurer, G. H. peating from memory that opening of Tbe morning subject next Sunday at Young; assessor, O. M. McLaughlin- the grange. Ln“ C*.P? da‘”’ ,or town omcYHt. r s the U. B. church will be "The Dead trnstoes. F.F.Shilling. H.C. Zusbnltt Reading, Grace-Giner Letter Qffioe.” Evening subject “The and WB1 Liebbauser. Ringing, by the young folks “MassaYi in tbe Cold Ground " Devil's or Christ’s Fool—Which?" Tow» Ml. Little Daniel Striker May wood, one . Recitation, William Moore Tbe morning subject at the M. E bong, “Beautiful Golden Somewhere." of the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. church Will be “The Angel Face on Iva Moore Maywood, died Saturday morning, of a Man." and the evening “Jonah and the Tbe next meeting will be held Tues­ complication of diseases resulting from Stbrm at Sea.” day evening March 21. Topic—To ex­ t m o s an attack of the la grippe. The funer­ There will be a missionary rally at al was held Monday from the home, tend tne privllegee of the parcels post the M. E. church next week Tuesday conducted by Rev. Arthu r Trott. Lit­ ■0 that packagec of at least twelve evening. Rev. M. W. Duffy, of Free­ tle Daniel, by his sturdiness and cap­ pounds may be carried through the REPUBLICAN TICKET. port. arm Bev. J. K. T. Lathrop pastor tivating manner, had won the affections malls. Dlvlson St M. E. church, Grand Baptds of all who knew him. It is indeed .a The regular meeting of MapieUeaf will deliver addresses. There will be mystery, and one we cannot solve why *’»'■« HUI. held Saturday night with aa . %. . ------- "“J Grange —° was•Mwujwmuaj uignc witli special music. ho Bboula be taken-a mystery one can good attendance. Eight new anollcaServices will beheld next Sunday at only leave) good Kether' leave with the CTfwH Fath*. “who. tlnna ‘ lion, na~> were pieced on the ... table. arc.it. c&Mt&nh. tbe M. E. church, at Dowling, at 3 doeth ell thing, well." Tbe Borrowing There wlU be e special meeting of o'clock instead of the evening as here perente here the eympathy of the com­ Meple Leaf grange, Seturtey night tofore. All cordially munity In their greet effllctlon. March 18. Shoes Well I guess we can please you. The American Lady, $3.00 and The American Girl $2.50 for Ladies are leaders in their respective prices. 5^ £X SS”!T “*•J"" ,»». sass*fe&rssr “Crossetts” Shoes for men need no introduc­ tion. 1 SELL THEM C. H. Osborn �HASTINGS BANNER, 5 Special review of K. O. T. M. Friday evening. '» Just Fred L. Heath What w My we do, we do do »t Fred Standlky press your suit at C. H. Osborn's," For flour, feed, coal, wood and elevater stock phone 19V. Menzo Turner. •S. Kopf-was a Urand Rapids visitor Friday, Barry Co. Pomona Round-up will Mr. Charles Whitlow is very ill with be held in G. A. R. Hall April 5th. lung trouble House and lot for sale, 714 East ;j H. I). Selden is confined to his home Grand St. Enquire of Geo. M. Newton. ; with (hr grip Goodyear Brothers have just received |j E. Tyden left Friday for a business, a carload of tbe celebrated Studebaker ■trip to Chicago. wagons. , C. H.Thomas was in Detroit on Harry Sixberry and Resale Hollister, bualneas'Thursday.* both of Nashville, were united in mar­ Mr. Lee Cobb is seriously ill at bis riage by J ustice Bishop yesterday. home West Bond St Mrs. Etta Berge and family have Mra. Kate Brown visited Grand Rap­ moved in tbe Esau.Cahnom house re­ ids friends Tuesday. cently vacated by B. A. Walker and | E. J. Feifhner, of Nashville, was family. i in the city Thursday. . * Married at the M. E. parsonage by I Rev. Charles Otton, Mr. Frank H. I Mrs. Flora B. Benkes spent Sunday Prentice, and Miks Mary Cooley, both j with Nashville relatives. I Fritz Frederick, of Niles, spent Sunof this city. Will you invest your savings at 12 I1 day with relatives in this city. ’ per centTf J. cun show you h clean I| f James Fleming, o*. Nashville, was edeed safe proposition secured by real' in the city on business Friday. estate? Highest references. Address ‘ Homer DePue marie a business 100, Banner Office. trip to Grand Rapids Thursday. Sinclair Brock has sold his reaidence I Frank Leins of 8auit Ste Marie is in the first ward to J. F. Black, of Castle 1 »in the city on a v^it this week. ton, who will soon occupy tbe same , We .re glad to h.,e .ucb eilluiu „ I Mn' w“he-’ »«» «>'• w«k-look' Mr. Blnck become rwdentsot Hastings - n* .tier new .tylu iu millinery. Attend the caucuses, and see that! 1-"on VanVehor.oT Middle,Ilk-, Let- I Fish th" Lenten Season We have managed to have a good supply of Fish thoroughout Lent. Buy one of our Trout or Whitefish and you’ll come back for more. They are teasers for Lenten appetites and will sell at sight. Smoked White Fish Whole Cod Fish, very choice, per lb Whitefish in Kits, per kit Holland Herring, per keg Smoked Herring in boxes Hackeral ... Bloaters - ' . Halibut Smoked, per pound 15 cents 13 cents 55 cents 75 cents 15c or a for 35c * ioc each 3c each 20c - We carry line of canned fish at popular prices, Our stock of green stuff is always fresh we order every Celery, Lettuce. Onions Redishes, Etc, good turn are named tot ererj clly «"diug the circuit court thia week, office. This la to be a good year for . I)r- Lowry was called to Vermontville Hastings, ami the test available nicn ' y«terday on professional business. 1. v n u1 ■ fc MONEY BACK STORE of. the city should be given the offices. ‘ Mrs. ■ N. D. -Marsh, of Charlotte, is vis- fc~ • At the United Brethren ptireonnge.in Baltimore. Mr. HoraceF;Cole. । of Johnstown, and Miss Susan! Pil­ Of Grand Rapids friends Thursday. ; fc . ’ grim. of Baltimore were limited in ' ^'UUUUiUUUUUUUidiUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUlUUiUUdi^ bWd.T'Xnui'' MoX’ WUUWMUiUUUUldhUUUUhUUUUhUUUUUUHhUhUh^^ marriage March 8, IK by Rev. E. • Tecumseh Friday returning Monday.! A. Olmstead. । E. Tyden and Chester Messer were "r -WRIGHT BROS * YOUR EYES are snrely worth more to you than the price of a pair of glasses. If you value your eyes have them properly fitted at once. Delay and your eyes may be-' come so bad that no glasses will help them, then you might regret it the rest of your days. . Varied experience "gives you the as­ surance that glasses titled by me will give perfect satisfaction, and prices thb lowest consistent with good frames' and clear lenses. ‘‘Should tint city Of Hastings main- «n Grand Rsplds on business Tburs- • tain a public library at an npenke not ■ day. to exceed $7,’>00” was a question Mr.and Mr?. Martin Covert are spend- j debated by 'one of the High School ’ ing a few days with friends In Wood- 1 literary societies Friday. The land. affirmative won. \Ve wish tlto plan j ”| Mrs. Ans. Nobles went to Grand would be put through. • I Ledge yesterday to visit her son Dr. II, To retain an experienced man on tbe '** ’ W.‘ Nobles. » bench is certainly desirable. Barry county voters, without respect to party.1 M. F.. Jordan and H. E. Hendrick, will desire to keep J udge Clement Smith of Midddleville, were in the' city or on the bench, and so have the benefit business Wednesday. Chas. Grozinger, Editor of the Wood­ of his long experience and service in that place. We are sure they will with land News, was a .welcome caller nt the B anner office Monday. pleasure, roll up a good majority for him. i Andrew Harper, of Detroit, spent with bis parents .Sometimes people mean weil.Jiut Saturday . and Sunday ... lack words to'express their exact: ^r- aU(^ Mf®• J.ohn Harper. intention. An exchange says that « 1 Mrs. John Bronson who han been sick life insurance company recently re- j the past week with a severe attack of EYES TESTED FREE. ceived |tMs letter from a bereaved grip is belter al this writing. widow: '1 take pleasure in inforaL Mrs. Kate Houts tatter and son Voigt iug you of tbe death of tuy husband, of Woodland, were-gueets of H. Cwho was insured in your company. Palmatier and wife last Sunday' night. Wia JOHN BESSMEB. <l>» lewefer. . Please send me the papers quick, so Optician, Watchmaker and Engraver. Mr. and Mrs. H. fl. Lewiz are enter­ i can prove that be Is dead.” • taining their daughter Mrs F. II. Hen' Arthur E. Crook and Miss May j diick and children of Grand. Rapids for Louis Bessmer, Draper were united in marriage 'Wed­ nesday-^ last week at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Henry Cham­ berlain In Hastings township, at high noon, only the immediae friends and relatives being present. Mr. Crqpk lathe township treasurer of Hastings townnship and’the brldp is a very estimable young lady. ♦ We At All Times ♦ ♦ Sell You Honest ♦ ♦ Goods at close j t prices and guarani i i tee full value, ♦ On. Tuesday. M'irch 21.. the Detroit t ' I Daily Journal will begin the publics* ttop in Its columns of’■GrauHtark" : We carry only ; oce of tire most charming stories of the day. The principal characters are ♦ the better grade of : a strenuous, handsome young Ameri­ and the princess of a quaint prin­ ♦ goods. Bear that ♦ can cipality in Europe. “Craustark' was t in mind when » written by Geo. Barr McCutoheon. which Is a suffioYpnt guarantee that : comparing prices, ♦ it is full of stirring Incidents. * J Williams. alias Howard Russell ♦ „ , : u 19-ycarrOld lx)y whose home is in t If you can beat ; Lyons was arrested in Charlotte, of last week. It is alleged I our prices and i Wednesday that he took subscript tons for a well known magazine at very tow figures, t quality we do not ; nod without authority. He is said have operated quite extensively in t expect your trade. : to this county, and some ef our rend­ ers may be-pleased to hear that, he h. W.(lMK£&(0.,? has been captured. The man who Is the icssewor of a piece of laud has the game in bis own Quality Shoe Store. -♦ hand*, There is no promoter or stock gambler who van jeopardise his in­ vestment. Where It is purchased with judgement, land is always worth the money paid for It and it Is found to * increase in value. It can not be de­ stroyed nor carried away. U requires only industry to make it profitable iilllllllllllllliillllllllllillllllliilllllkilHUMMII^1^* and productive. It constitutes a Clothing cleaned and pressed at C. H. source of independence in any con­ dition of the money market, and amid Osborn’s. Born to Mr.and Mrs. Martin Skinner all the mutatiens of speculative en­ terprises. March 13th a son. Last Sunday evening Dr. C. B. Wanted, 10,000 pounds of buckwheat Burton gave an oyster supper to Mes­ Hastings Rolukr Mill Co. srs. George and Walter Wright, Mr. Bai low & Waters have ordered a Walters, of/Buffalo, and Prof. W. T. ten horse electric motor for their eleva Wallace. It appears that two years tor. ago these same parties occupied the Waited, a good active boy, not a- same table at Barnaby Bros restaurant f raid of work.to learn the printer^ trade. They then entered Into solemn com­ Inquired Banner office. pact that the first one who should Read the ’ auction sale announce­ take unto himself wife touat give an ment of Albert E. Shively in another oyster supper. Dr. Burton redeemed his obligation l»wt Sunday. It ap column. Any one deeiring to sell a house and pears that »hey all enjoyed the coca’ lot in tbe city, please address Box 346. sion so much that they ware all anx­ ious for another oyster ^supper, and Hastings, Six cans of brook trout from tbe state took a vote to decide which one should hatchery at Paris were received In this be the next victim to give her supper city Friday and placed in the creeks underJ-be agreement. Id this vicinity. t LOCAL NEWS r It IMIVM ■ ■ 'X# V-J Hasting*, Mich. ear We are showing some pretty new effects in Wash Goods, suitable for waists and suits. Also ntw Ginghams an d Percales. Metallic Mohair 25c Mohair Cccilian 25c .’Mercerized silk 25c Embroidered Voiles.... 20c Dimities and Voiles 15c Shirt waist Percale. . 15c Indian head suiting...; . . >14c Red seal and Toile du Nord Gingham 10 and 12 l«'2c NEW SILK Waist PATTERNS Mrs. H. P. Tuttle and daughter . Arlean .left for Coopersville Saturday morning, where they will make their future home. Lewis Striker came home from Al­ bion Saturday, being called here by the death of the little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. May wood. Mrs. Agnes Hayden Barbour, of Ish­ peming, who is vaitiug her parents at Charlotte, spent Monday with Mrs Anna D. Mason. Mrs. G. R. Johnson and ’Mrs. F- C Black, of Grand Rapids were in tbe city Monday to attend the funeral of little Daniel Maywood. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Whittemore, of Campbell are the guests of Mr.and Mrs. H. H. Lewis; they expect to make Has­ tings their future home. . Mr. Del Bevington, of St. Johns, has entered the Banner's employ. He comes very highly recommended aS a man and as a workman. Charley Brown, of Grand Rapids, was jollying hfs Hastings friends Thursday, and incidentally selling the BAN XER a new dress of type. For SAI URDAY, MARCH 18 we offer 160 yds. Corset Cover embroideries, pretty, new patterns, t 30c, and 35c values at, per yd. j COFFER' Miss Gertrude Dodd, of Toronto, Canada, is expected to arrive to-day to make an extended visit with her sisters Mrs. Fred Ryersortand Mrs. Sil Wilcox. Ernest Edmonds, one of the hustling farmers of Baltimore, has rented his farm, sold his stock -Kb auction and bas entered tbe employ of R. K. Grant. Judge Clement Smith went to Green­ ville Saturday to deliver an address before the Good Citizenship league of that plaoe. He also went to Car­ een City to visit Rev. George D. Bul­ len and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Deane expect to move to Kalamazoo in the near future. Their many friends will regret to have them leave our city, but as Mr. Deane is connected with a Kalamazoo estab­ lishment, which be represents on the road, he finds it much to big. advantage to make tbe change. The many friends of Lem S. Brown will be pleased to hear that he is the happy father of a fine lb. girl, born Sunday March 12th. Lem has ordered a bat three sizes larger, and his friends are prepared to see him monopolize both sides as well as the middle of. the street when they seehim next We ex­ tend our hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brown, and feel sure that Miss Brown will bring mpch sunshine into । their home and lives. GROWjv CHASE & SANBORN, Importers, Boston. When you wake up in the morning, And do not feej just right, You settle down to breakfast With a want of appetite, There is nothing tnat is better To revive your sinking soul, Than a cup of Seal Brand Coffee Steaming in the flowing bowl. It is Seal Brand Coffee— Don't forget the special brand, It is such a splendid seller; And our patrons call It “Grand,” Buy it once and try it; You wiil find it out of sight, All our customers want it And the price is always right. J. T. PIERSON & SOIN. The Peoples Store Heatings, Mich. �H4MINGS HANNER MARCH is ALL SICK WOMEN READ SHOULD MRS. FOX'S LETTER In AU Parte of the United State* Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Has effected B'.mUar Curas. WOODLAND WOODLAND. As the snow is now nearly all gone, we fear that wheal will suffer. Most ot those having sugar bushes are anxiously waiting for sugar weather. A few have tapped, but as Many wonderful cures of female ills are continually coming to light which have been brought abodt by'Lydia E. ' William Treece took a dose of rat Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, aud poison one day Iasi week, but Dr. Me j Intyre said he would not die and | pumped it all out George Geiger took a liberal, dose ot Paris green one day last week, -but on account of the liberal dose, which was a helping teaspoonful, was saved. Dr. McIntyre was called and gave him energetic treatment.'and George is still with us. We have learned that the cause of his taking the dose was de­ spondency, dueto III health. The two children nf Charles Ingerxon of Tennessee, who have been'vlsliing Woodland friends for the past few weeks, expect to rttura to their home Fannie D.Fok in about one week. The ijody of Loren D. Binns, who'was through the advice of Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn. Maas.; which is given to sick fatally injured while felliug timber Iu women absolutely free of charge'. the woods of Palmerton Bros, last Mrs. Pinkham has for many years made a study of the ills of her* sex p Monday, was taken to his home: in she has consulted with and advised1 MulUken Tuesday evening. Deceased thousands of. suffering' women, who was a native of .Ohio, and had been a to-day owe not only their health but resident of.Mulliken for the past efght even life to her helpful advice. years. About six ya^rs ago his wife Mrs. Fannie D. Fox. of 7 Chestnut died, leaving a little daughter two Street. Bradford, Pn., writes : ■ years of age. He leaves a daughter, Ix-ar Mix Pinkham “ I suffered for a long time with womb two \sisters and three brothers to trouble, and finally was told by my pliysician ; that 1 hnd a,tumor on tlie womb. I did not mourn his loss. His relatives In Mulli­ want to sulunit to an ofwratian, so wrote you ken were called np by phone, and two for advice. I receive! your letter and did as you told w, aW.to-d.-.-.- I am completely brothers and a brother-in-law drove cured. My ductor sty* the Unutir ha» disap- from Mulliken here in time to see him leanxi, and 1 am oner more ■ well woman. 1 die. He was a member of the Wood­ I believe Lydia E. I ’inkltatn's Vegetable Com­ pound is the best medicine in the world for men order, in which he carried an in­ women " surance policy of $1,000. We arc also The testimonials which we are con­ stantly publishing from grateful women । informed that bo carried some accident establish bcyor>d a doubt the power of jnsnrance. Lydia K. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ Chauncey Priest, whom we formerly pound to conquer female diseases. •mentioned as having pneumonia, died Women suffering from any form of at his borne Ip our village on Wednesfemale weakness are invited to promptly communicate with Mrs. uay. Nir. Priest left a son and daugh­ Pinkham, at Lynn. Mass. She asks ter and one grandchild to mourn their nothing in return for her advice. It is loss. He has been a member of Wood­ absolutely free, and to thousands of women lias proved to be more precious land lodge No. 304. F. & A. M.. shfte January, 1X73. The funeral services than gold. wore held at the Methodist Episcopal : church on Friday. Rev. Lyons offlcli sting. The burial was in charge of the THAT LONG ’ Masonic order of this' place. Mr. James Crawley of'TlastinRH conducting the teremony at the;grave. He was buried At the Wheeler cemetery’. , Overcoat Cannot long conceal that winter suit. Here is the newest, tbe NEW SACK SUIT, The smart double breast­ ed sack with Dntcb Legs Suits to your order, from $20 to $30. Trousers to your order, from $5 to $9. Come and look my stock over before placing your order for that new spring suit. C. E. LUNN, ANE TAILORING, Hastings, nicb. Three d»or» »eit ot National Bank. Che I People’s exchange Having rented tbe Kelly build­ ing north of the National Bank, I am prepared to make any­ thing to order in the line of woodwork, aud will do all kinds of... . Furniture Repair Work. Will alto buy and sell second hand good*and solicit vour pat­ ronage and will merit it by GOOD VOBK AT SEASONABLE PS1CES. W. R. JAMIESON DR. C. H. Specialist in Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses carefully fitted. Offlae over Horton's Grocery Store. J^on® J Residence 158. husband's scceuat fax overdrawn. Mm Lamode—Oh, overdrawn, is it? I knew something waa wrong when be signed It without waiting for me to go into hysterica. bls buggy Into a snowbank, and. bold­ ing onto the lines, was dragged through tbe snow and water. Luckily a heavy fur cost saved him from a thorough wetting. Dyspeptic Cynics LAKE VIEW. Miss Nane Bump spent Wednesday and Thursday at Ben Coolbaugb's. Will Charlton has been laid up with tbe rheumatism and is unable to do muco work, a • The social at the schoolhouse was well attended. The-proceeds amount­ ed to $9.15. We will soon have a new organ. Daniel Erb was tailed to East Low­ , ell to act. as clerk at his father-in­ i law's auction last Thursday. ’ When we say to you that modem science has produced an absolute cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and kindred ills, we can use no words that have not teen.used already in telling of other remedies. Consequently, if you have tried other remedies and found them un­ successful, you may be inclined to regard our statements with cynicism. But when we say to you “We know that Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets will cure the most stubborn case,” and. we back up our knowledge with a positive guarantee, you cannot doubt us. That is exactly what we say.' . Read What Mrs. Jarvis Says • MIDDLEVILLE. Glenn Smith of Chicago was the j guest of Coivln Barrell.. Jr., over j Sunday. ' - Misses Adeline Gipgrich and Eliza­ beth Pierce were guests of friends in. Hastings Monday forenoon. Harley Fox of ' Vermontville was the ^Ucst of W. C. Sackett and fam­ * Rexall Tablets are simply wonderful. I don't believe that any one could suffer more from a bad stomach than I have during the past few years, but Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets havp cured me. My general.health is now excellent , and I can not express the satisfaction I feel from the relief I have experienced. I. want everybody to know what this \\ onderful remedy has done for me. I can recommend them to everyone who is afflicted with indigestion.—Mrs. Rose Jarvis, Leomihkter, Mass.” ily Friday,John Campbell was in Hastings on business Monday. .J. W. Saunders and daughter Bes­ sie are sp<>udlng the week In Detroit, the guests of his sister. Miss Alice Saunders. . W. A. Quinion and wife were guests of M. S. Keeler and wife In Grand (Rapids Monday and attended “The School Girl,” by Edna May. at Pow­ ers on Monday evening. \ Mrs. Coon tJf Farewell is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Dietrich. ' Miss Grace Williams of Grand Rap­ ids vwas the guest of Mrs. Olive Pat­ terson over Sunday. Mr. Chilson of pavilion, N. Y., was the guest of W. A. Quinion and fam­ ily Thursday axyi Friday. Mrs C. Clever of Grand Rapids is spending a few days in the village having ber houJb papered and painted preparatory to moving back to the vil­ lage in the near future. ' Mrs. C. B. Allen ot Grand Rapids was in town last week caring for her mother.-Sirs. Mary Paul, who has been quite sick. Mrs. Miller returned to her home in Grand Rapids Monday after spending a few days with her uncle. Frank An­ drews and wife. Mrs. Van Tyne, who has been «pendlngva few days witbhvr.mother. Mrs. Jacob Rrandstetter1, returned to SOUTH WOODLAND. Meetings at F. M. church closed last her home In belton Monday. • psialabl TRADE NAME A full-size package of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets- will cost you only 25 cents. Try them. If you are not more than satisfied, say so, and we will cheerfully refund your money. * If you can suggest, any way to make our guarantee stronger or broader, we will gladly adopt your suggestion. -* Only at our store or by matt FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH Are You Planning Friday evening. * NORTH MAPLE GROVE. • Mr.. Quy Milibf was home Friday. Schol has closed in the Branch dis­ He attended the funeral of Mr. Preast, trict for a three weeks’ vacation. bis uncle. • George Baird returner! home Thurs­ Rev. Alien’s horse broke loose from day from Honor. Benzie county, where under the shed last Friday night at be has been at work during the winter. the church and ran to Mr. Helmers Ida Tubbs went to Mulliken Saturday and broke the buggy up quite badly. *1 The order of the day Is getting j to rare for her sister, lira. Brown, who _is sick. sugar rigs ready for business. Mr. Fasset and family of Charlotte Ltlllal De Long of Spring Arbor are moving onto bis farm lately pur-' visited at Nellie Myers’ last week. phased of Charley Quchess. Mr. Clyde Derby and wife are visit­ The “Peek-a-boo" social at Mr. D. J. ing friends in Battle Creek and Kala­ Hook's Friday evening for the benefit mazoo, of the McKelvey school netted them School closed for two weeks at tbe about fO. -Jordan. Mr. Hutchinson resigned the Tbe Ladies' Aid society st Mr. R. J. spring term. . Bell's was well attended- The proceeds Miss G. Ryan, teacher ot the Crabb were $5.10. school, went home sick last Thursday. Miss Minnie Bailey returned home from Nashvllje last Monday. WEST WOODLAND. Daniel Case and wife are keeping • Russell Sinclair has been very sick the past week with bronchial trouble, IRVING. but is better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Willits gave a 7 o’clock Ava Wellman of Castleton visited tea to a number of their friends Friday evening. \ Hercle Durkee last Friday. Miss Gertrude fltnith is keeping Dudley Kennedy rejoices over a 12 bouse for her brother, Frank Smith, pound boy that camo to their housa to in Lake Odessa. stay last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hills gave an oyster Miss Effie Early is spending her vacation acting as cashier for a cloth­ supper to a few of their friends last Friday evening. . ing sale in Nashville. Jeff Brooks of Morrison Lake waa HIGH BANK. a caller at C. Senter's last Wednesday. Ernest Edmonds and family visited In a fit of despondency George Geizer tried to end his life by taking at Frank Bush's Saturday and Sunday. Paris green. Prompt and vigorous Ernest Is preparing to move to the city measures taken by Dr. McIntyre de this' week, where he will take up bls duties in tbe Grant elevator. tested his object. W. H. Eaton and family visited at Frank Wellman and family of Cas­ tleton. Mrs. Hattie Durkee and daugh­ John Cheeseman’s Sunday. John Fancher and wife and H. Bech­ ter Jessie from the State road visited Of 160 Acres tel and wife visited at James Freeman's at J. H. Durkee’s Sunday. In the Great Csnsdlsa Northwest. Cheap rate* addresrWfa,rS IU>*1 *’tUera- ^°r Information Esther and Hercle Durkee visited Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. N. Latham and son vis­ ‘ CHARLES BULLIS. their uncle. A. J. Hunt and family. In Government Commissioner, »?. P. Railway ' ited at .Elry Houghtai in's Tuesday and Bolt 7. Major!* Blocks Battle Cr^“«irt. Carlton the first of the week. Miss Urah Baine is spending the at Jessie Erb's Wednesday. It Is reported that*Tom Norris and week al Mr. Wortley’s west of the PROBATE ORDER Tamarac, and while absent will at­ wife will move on the Jacob Erb farm Stain of Michigan, County ot Barry, m in the near future. tend the Wortley-Durby wedding. ? •*slon of th® Prohatn Court forthr D. Ickes and wife visited at James the tltT of HaMlug*. tn caM County on Freeman's Thursday, and Tom Norris’ i to Ttsnday me .th CarMarch tn the tear STONY POINT. one thousand nine hundred and Are. ’ Friday. Present Ohaa. M. Mack. Judge of Probate. Revival meetings closed at tbe Free Mrs H. Bechtel visited at Rob Bech­ tbe e * uto 01 ,urry °Methodist church Saturday night. tel's Thursday. Rev. Mr. Alien's horse broke Its hal­ On reading and niing the petition duly vertThe Ernest Edmunds sale was large­ Lyman Jones, kq of said deceased ter and backed out of the church sheds ly attended, several 'of the neighbors fledrot praying that an instrument now on tile In this Thursday night and was found at W. entertaining a house full of* company «»urt I’linoftiug to I* the last win aud testeine.D* oI ’*IJ deveawd 1« admitted to probate Helmer's gate at 12 o'clock. The top at dinner. and that Ransom Wolcott or woe other suitable person may be apj>oUited-*dnitDlstrator with the and seat were broken loose from the wiu annexed. body of .'the rig. and one wheel was NORTHEAST CASTLETON. badly damaged. The horse was sot School closes Friday for a two seriously hurt weeks' vacation. Clyde Derby and wife returned from Grace Mead, who was accidentally Kalamazoo, where they have been vis­ shot a few weeks ago, is able to be at iting friends. school again. Farmers are preparing to make J. F. Black baa purchased the home maple sugar. of Mr. Brock on East State street, Joe Messenger is afflicted with lum- Hastings. Mr. Black win move there B**”* * new> in the fall. ( dkcuteted to said County, o» George Everts hu rented his father’e Mrs. Ray Sprague of Grand Rapids ice the spent the latter part of last week with Rev. Allen had a cool « Royal Myers and family. other night when be waa LATtUBOopy.] To build A House? To build a Barn? To repair your House ? We are Headquarters for Everything in. the Line of Builders* Hardware, We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line. This promises to be a busy year. You will be wise to ar­ range NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our ine Weissert Bros. “Dee-lighted” “Hello central, give me No. 67” “Hello 57, is thia Rowlader Bros. <fc Reiser’s elevator?” Yes. "Has that car of Jackson Hill Coal come yet?* .‘‘Yes, it came Saturday.” “Dee lighted, send me up a ton right away.” “Wbat is the price?" “$4.75 per ton de­ livered or $4.40 perton at tbe yard.” "Alright, cheap enough, good-by.” “Good-by” Do You Bum Soft Coal? Don’t you want to share the coal satisfaction of our •‘dee-Ughted” cus­ tomer? Discriminating buyers say there Is more beat value for tbe money in Jackson Hill than in any other coal in the local market. Let us prove It to you. A ton at your door for M.75. We have other coal if you proffer. Massillon 84.00 per ton at yard. Hocking Valley 83.40 per ton at yard. Lehigh Nut Hard Coal 17.00 per ton at yard. * ROWLADER BROS & REISER, Phone 57. Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. ■50000000°OOOCXX)00000000000< Hastings Banner $1 a year �HASTINGS BANKER, MARCH PSORIASIS I AND ECZEMA Milk Crust, Tetter, Ringworm, and Scalled Head, and Every Form of Torturing, Disfiguring Humors from Infancy to Age. Court.House News When Stanton MARRIAGE licenses. J°huatown...................25 Susan Pilgrim, Baltimore......... » AlS Jobnalowo....« ahi and, Bedford...................... M^HuhPrt?u‘?: Mary B. Goofey, Hastings Wm-C. Mugridgu, Irving Amby C. Palmar, Irving? Chat. F. Darby. Campbell. httaM Wortley, Woodland REAL estate transfers. CURED BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES WARRANTY DEEDS. Eunice M. Fuller to Jas. Bow­ erman parcels, Yankee Sprigs.................................. g HOOOO F;F2.M^nir lo Haatlnge Real The ogonixing itching and bunflng tyco. 1J7 acree.city Hastings 12000 00 of the akin, as in eczema; the fright­ . Brisby tel2Bik. II, Kenfleld Add. ful scaling, as in pioriasis; the loss ...................................... «00 00 of hair and creating of the scalp; da M. Ringler to Dan’l B. Erb, 95a in scalled head ; the fuciril diatigkreSec 18, Castleton...................... 38qq qq ment, as in pimples and ringworm; JColeman to Albertus the awful suffering of infants,’ and Downa,.40aeec2i. Irving. \ 400 00 anxiety of worn-ont parents, m in. milk crust, tetter, and suit rheumG. A. Robtnaon to E. J.’ Stan­ all demand a remedy of almost super­ ton, 80 a sec 12, Hope......... 3000.00 human virtues to .successfully cope Della Garrison to Philip School with them. That Cuticura Soap, aer 40 a »oc 15, Baltimore.... 1 00 Ointment, aud Pills are such stanas proven beyond all doubt. Ko state- • Ann M. Hayes to tV.D. Haves •lx lota city Hastings........ .. went is made regarding them that is 1 00 F. H. Oversmith to Levi E. not justified by the strongest evidence. Holme*, parcels. Maple Grove 1500 00 The purity and sweetness, the power to afford immediate relief, the cer­ A. D. Dawson to Jacob Krtws tainty of speedy and permanent ctoe, lots «and 7, Blk. 11, Kenfleld the absolute safety and great economy Add , City................................. 1 00 have made them the standard skin Sarah Bowerman to Jas. Bow­ cures and humour remedies of the man, 130 « bec 10, Yankee civilized world. ■ Springs.......... ........................... 400 00 Wm. Pauitle to Wm. PausUe and wife, lol » BH. r, Kwifield Add. city.................. . I 00 IL G. Alehinson to T. E Ful­ Of Distressing Humour. ler lot, Nashville.................. IfflK) 00 EleanorRitasell to F. E. Barber Captain W. is. Graham, ijix Eoff 40 a sec 24, Assyria................ . St., WTiecling. AV. Va., writing under 1800 00 date of June 14, '04, says: "I am so Barbaria Drier to C. H. NorUv gratefnl I want to thank God that a rup 12 a »ec 2b Castleton........ 450 00 friend recommended Cuticura Soap St. Clair Brock to J. F. Black, aud Ointment to me. 1 suffered for a lot 7, Blk. 15 Striker’s Add. long time with sores on my face and city u....................... . . ............ 1200 00 back. Some doctors said I had blood J. H. McLean to H. W. Pavne poisoh, and others that I had barbers’ parcel, Hope.......................... . 850 00 itch. None of them did me any good, H. W. Payne to Anna Shuitz (but they all took tny money. My 'friends tell me my skin now looks as parcel, Hop*................................... 300 On 'dear as a baby’s, and I tell '.them Cuticura Soap and Ointment did it.” Josephine Hoover to <’. H? Northrup .parcel Castleton.. 10 00 F. McNair u? P. G. Bennett parcel, city............................... M (X) That mutilation should eves’ have Jesse Erb to Jesse and Amanda been adopted uslu penalty tty the!Chris­ Erb, hOa Baltimore... u.... 1 00 tian church one! finds it 'difficult/to heIte-ve. yet tbe e</cl«*sl::stlcal authorities PROBATE COURT. Inflicted It for comparatively trivial cf- CAPT. GRAHAM’S CURE' fienses. and wv^rnl councils emnbatlcaliy nttetnptrd tp suppress IT Tlius the thirteentli canoui of the <*ouncli of Meri­ da. in 600, deprived bishops and priests at th* right of mutilating tlie servants of the church. The sixth canon pf the cotnufii of Toledb. in 673. while forbid­ ding bishops to exercise exclusive ju­ risdiction iu offenses Juvofvlng tbe cap­ ital penalty, also Interdicted thqai from ordering mutitation of the limbs, even in tbe case of their own serfs, and or­ dained that bishops violating this law should hr deposed, exconxuunieated ahd denied the last rites of tlie church when in urticuloj mortis. Tbe cigtiteenth canon of the coiuni?il of Frankfqrt, in 704. forbade abbots to blind or muti­ late their monks whatever might t-e the offense.—Pearson's Weekly. Estate of Sarah R. Fleming, deceased. Order entered appointing DeanS. Flem­ ing administrator. _ Estate of James F. Robbins. Proof of will filed. Order admitting will en­ tered. Bond filed and 'letters issued to RosBandRnth Robbins. Claims to be heard July 10th. Estate of Orlando S. Grant. Petition for anointment of administrator filed, hearing April 7th. Petition for ap­ pointment of special administrator filed Bond filed and letters issued to Jahn M. Smith. Estate of Jane McNaughton deceased Petition for administration tiled. Hear­ ing April'8th. _ Estate of Ross F. Walrath minor. Nomlnatiou of guardian tiled. In Re of Big Tbomapple Extension Tlie fishing frog buries himself In the Drain, Application for special commistnud and Iles partly concealod: in •sloners tiled, hearing March 30th. weeds. where, with his huge mouth Estate of Henry G. J ones. Petition open, he-fishes for hta dinner. On the back of hta hrad-there are three spines, for probate of will filed. Hearing the long<*st of which he bends forward March 31st . .irt front of bis mouth, gently swaying It in the water At last it attracts a HRS. HALL S MIRACLE. young fish, which makes a spring for the supposed worm, when—snap—the mouth ta closed nnd Mr. Fishing Frog Experiences Similar to This Havcpchas had his dinner. The archer fish casioned Considerable Comment in catches bls dinner in quite a different Hastings. way. Just out of hta reach on the leaf Few women are better known in Lock­ of. a plant growing on the river’s brink rests a fly. basking ta the sunllgbt port, N. Y-, than Mrs. Pattie D. Hall,as , Suddenly a little stream of waler she belongs io one of the best families and has a large circle of friends and ac­ strikes It; it loses its balance and falls, quaintances. In a recent interview only to be caught by the cunning little Mrs Hall said: archer below.—Field and Stream. “The.experience 1 have been through in the last two years seems like a mira­ cle. I was so badly off that life seem­ Mumming is derived from the Dan­ ed almost unendurable^ and my deaf­ . lab mum me, n mask, disguise, and ness increased so that I could scarcely took its origin from tlie ancient Homan hear anything. Tbe suffocation in my chest and the indigestion caused by my Saturaalte. In early English times it catarrh, produced very severe suffer­ was the custom to Indulge In burlesque ing. 1 hnd live different, physicians, sports after dinner on Christmas day* bought everything that anybody re­ when masked performers, called mum­ commended to me, but finally gave up mers. would disport before tlie assem­ in despair. "One day my milliner asked me if 1 bled guests. ’ This custom Is still kept up,In some parts of England, specially had ever tried Hyomei. I'began the In Nortiiainptoushlre, where tho vil­ treatment, and can thankfully tvst ■ fy that Hvomei dbes cure this terrible dis­ lagers go about during the Christmas ease. Since using it ray hearing Is holidays from house to house, i»craon- greatly improved, and the only time I atlng several ridiculous characters in have catarrhal trouble is when I take cold. 1 then use Hyomei, and always tbelr’mock play. get instant relief. My friends and ac­ quaintances marvel at the change in . The Persians bfclleve that the waves mv health and hearing." Hyomei has made many cures of ca­ of 'tbe Persian gulf are caused by air tarrh, and in connection with Hyomei entering caves which have subterra­ balm, of catarrhal, in Hastings. Mmb nean outlets under the ocean. One of lar experience® to that of Mrs. Halls tbe moat curious beliefs of ail—one have cheated a large sale for Hyomei closely akin to a certain ancient orien­ with W. J. Holloway. The complete outfit, Including the in­ tal bell tielletrto that of the south sea blunders. According to their notion, haler, coats but 81, white extra bottles the rolling of the sea is caused by a are but 50 cents. Ask W. J. I loilmj "thunder gqd." In old times this for the strong guarantee under which . "thunder god" killed the chief deity of he sells Hyomei. tlie islands and was confined under tho ocean as a punishment Hta rolling ‘TM my boy', sot ■ portion In * Mok. and W. solns to be rrMldont Women love a clear healthy complex­ ot tbsf iMtltuttoo K>toe d»r ion. Pure blood makes it. Burdock -Wen. ^.Ir. bn onu ■’n’1 bl'* QV”0 *° Blood Bitters makes pure blood. that no one can pomlb>! <"•* **” Iien,ture "-I’bnadelpl>la Ledger. BantU Itchnees of tbe skin, horrible plague. Most everybody afflicted in one way or Everything thing you Ml another. Only one safe, never failing goodand do good if you cure Doan’s Ointment. At any drug Dyspepsia Tablets. Sold by Fred L. store, 50 cents. Heath, tbe Drugfiat. Apologized >905. 7 Tbe Indian believe® there are boa constrictors In the streams of North Ameri‘% and also that tbe South Amer­ ican tapir lives in North America. He calls the boa constrictor the tete-achwar-nayer and calls the tapir noca*-oh- (Copyright INN. by T. CMoCtora.) Tbe butler returned with Stanton’s card and the impassive announcement "Mias Carver’s not in. air.” Tho Indian belterets ho has a cure and Stanton smiled grimly. preventive for rablaa, or hydrophobia. "Very well, Howes." he said, calmly He also believes he can cure any snake picking up a magazine and settling bite on earth, from a ground rattler to back comfortably. "I’ll wait until Miss a velvet tall or diamond rattler. An Carver is in, and, by the way, Hbweo," Indian never was known to go mad bo added as tbe butler turned to go, from dog bite or die from a rattler's •’you’ll favor me by conveying that bit bite, while other races succumb to the Venom of a juxake or go mad from tbe of information .to Miss Carver at once." bite of a rabid ‘dog. He fished in hit pocket and drew out The Indian when in battle and fatal­ n half dollar, which he flipped to tbe ly wounded believes that If hta medi­ butler, with a tuetinlng'iMxl, aud Howes cine man can reach him with hta bitter departed, the ghost of u grin showing medicine before he dies it will give him at the corners of hta mouth. instant relief and he will be able to es­ A tire burned on tho broad hearth, cape from the battlefield. He thinks BUSINESS CARDS, and. us tbe stairs creaked beneath the every man ta honest until be finds him In one of the published letters of portly Howes. Stanton piled oh wood out, in which event he loses all confi­ Ibsen he snys that while he wgs writ­ ATTORNEYS dence In him and never gets over IL -. ; Ing one of Uta plays he had on his desk aud worked tlie bellows until he hud a ’ The Indian never makes up after nappen, kleinhans a small sized conflagration roaring cheer-' falling out with any one. He may speak j on empty', ale glass with a scorpion in KNAPPEN, Attoroeye. j It Now and then the animal would fully. He was just hanging up the bel­ to an enemy us he passes, but dies with grow sick, and the author would throw 17 Michigan Trent Co. Building, Grand lows when the portieres were whisked the hatred Id his heart.—Eufaula Jour­ •' a piece of soft fruit to It whereupon ’ Rapids, Mlchlgaa. • angrily aside, and Katherine Carver nal. ' the scorpion would fall upon the food ffHOMAS 4 PHYOR. C.H Thomas stood before him. a spot of rod burn­ furiously, empty its’ poison Into it and A Attorneys at Law. L H. Pktok. ! then get well again. “Is it not a good lag in either cheek and bard lines Offloea ovnr Haatingx tlty Bank. Tlie woman born boautlful doozn’t.' deal like this *wlth us poets?" Ibsen show'iug about her pretty mouth. OLU ROVE A POTTER, bother to educate her intelligence, l« •■Hello!" oald Stanton cheerfully. («ontlnues. "Nature’s laws apply In the Attorneys at Law, "Buck early, aren’t you? Glad I walt- spoiled by flattery. Is unable to bold 1 domain of (he spirit also.** (SuccMfSurs u Philip T. Colrawr) tiie men sho attracts. The womau born See in Union Bluet, Hastings.Pr*cUct "Well?" she said shortly, coming a borueiy is driven to develop her char­ A DANGEROUS HABIT K. kenaston. step nearer aud giving uri unpleasant acter and be. mind, aad so more than over<r'otnwi her handicap as against her • Attorney at Law. lufiectiQU to the word. pretty sister. The man born clever!• Gladstone’s Physician Gives Warn"Very welt, thank; you," said Stantou loses because he wins too easily and Against a Growing American promptly attested to. Imperturbably.. •• aud-you?" has no Incentive to that s.ufltainod ef­ Miss Carver glared at him. Custom. T M. SMITH. Attorney at Law, . “Won't you sit down by my fire?” be fort which alone achieves success. The Woodbind, Mich. Tbe growing habit amongst Ameri­ »’• went ou polhply. T had no end of man born “slow” develops patience, as­ cans of taking a mint tablet or some Alljbusinees given prompt and careful siduity, balance and. best of all, tenac-1 trouble to get It gulng/’ 1 other so called digestive after eating a .attention. Collections a spacially. “Wbni hove you come for?” 'she I uuun; hearty urvar, meal, >o is ovuivuiiug something win* that uu Sir XXki An­­ ’ lt comoa near to luring a universal drew Clarke, Mr. Gladstone’s physician PHYSICIANS asked frigidly. Btror —’ " saying. - - - "It ---------------Jngly against, Stanton looked thoughtfully Into the rule that strong pointe and weak ones ‘ ..advises R. LOWRY, just about offset each other Iu dpy hu­ Is absolutely daegerous to take into the fire fora moiuent Hastings, Mich. stomach remedies which are popularly Uwaya a large stock ot ev® glasses and "1 didn’t cpiue to irqb the house," sajd man being at the start nnd tliffttbe de­ ----------- -1 to jn the digestipn of ter for ' the ' mtn him- supposed "peetacks on hand. he. "nor to ioinmlt murder. 1 think-I velopment is a matter seif to dou-nniue. jAnd L.. , o.™ there Is no fa ; must have come to apologize."' There is nothing known to the sci­ tai handicap except the disposition,to ence of mefficine that can perform the A. A C. H. BARBEL. "It ta too tele.” said she. « Physicians and Surgeon*. ’Then 1’11 come earlier tomorrow," 1 regard one’s, handicap’ as fatal.—Sat­ i work of the human jtomacb. Drugs ■<’* ta rtjy or eauntv' responded tc | do not and cannot digest the food. promptuesa, day or nl«hu *■ he returned. "Muy 11 nsk what time tlie urday Evening Post > | 'They simply decompose it. What can receipt of ujMrioglosi ceases?” Wflrd corruption. I be more revoltiugi or disgusting than R TIMMERMAN "It cvmied lust evening at 10. uud It "I lately heard." says a writer in T. ’ the thought of taking something into . i Homutpaihlc Physician and Sarce i«el forever, ’ said Miss Curvet. P.’s Lon.lon Weekly, "of a country lhe 6l”Iuuch that iE KoiuK tur" the ceoafc Dflice cor. Jefferson and Center "Uh. 1 suy," Stanton i»rote$tt*d. “re­ Inn Wbleli Uxi-ncl fot It. >Ik». Tint >'*« into a m»M ol corally that’s m>t fulfl.? JnricnKx.’ \Xon! eorraptlnn like this ■ rUfb"“ I1|y way u overcunie indigefl “It’a quite ns fair ns your remarks of A HANLON. M. D.. Itintetan and has*Rlven many quaint sign* to our . tion BIld evll efJecU p, (o rem(^>all 'Yteal evening.” she replied. Surgeons . MIdtllev!!te. Mich •{Honestly I’m furry,” said Stanton. hostc-lrlcfl. -Among the better known I irritation, ’congMtion and inflammainna are Tho Gout and the Compass.* ; linn from the stomach, liver aud intespHARLES RUSSELL. M. D. "I was l>eniile myself." • Physician and Surgeon. "So It would -Vem," «lie observed corrnpteil from tin: wonte. ’God eu-! tines, and'Mi-ona is the only agent V compossetb us:’ -The Bun and Mouth/ ! known thaywil! do this. Office over Fred JL. Heath’a drug store, tartly. ' " OOce fbobe 1M. from ‘the Boulogne mouth,’ after the!, " hen a Mi-o-na tablet is taken be- fiesldenw pbooe 3C. "And when 1'called yon n heartless nttt-.l coiutmt tofon BooktgoJ bnrbur. ,o7."'h lrr"?“ V. UALLAdHKK. l-byMciM vid flirt and the rest xof it I was Irresixm- .... i --ri i><. . । u-it . f ... I and inflammation la removed from the and ThMg and Ubtetle. from ’ the । 6lonIach dlp Hlive system, and • Surgeon, Dowling. Office hoOra: sible.” said be. "I take It ail- buck ex­ peg nn«l wubsnll. alluding to the pegs chose organs will extract from the food 7 to 9a.ni-, 12 to 2 p.m.'Nnd 7 to 8 pun. cept”-— He pausetlJ ’ driven into th.- old wassail Ixrwl to all that goca to majte good, rich blood, "Except wtat?” site asked. -"Well, 1’4. take |t‘all back—no ex­ mark the paint to which the toper । firm muHcle", steady nerves and a Round DENTISTS might drink ns hta turn comes round. healthy body. If you suffer with head­ ceptions, If you sayj «o," he sold week Tbe sign, common In Lancashire, of the aches. indigestion,! flatulency,' spots be­ I. WILLISON, D, D. S. fore the eyes, vertigo, or ditxiness, pal’ Hastings, Mich. I “Ot^'-lt doesn’t matter!” she mused Stanley arms, nf eagle carrying- a pitetion of the heart, sleeplesanesa, or child, is popularly referred to as The Indifferently. . 'any stomach trouble, get a fifty cent "No, I suppose not." be-said. "Still Bird of Bandin'.’ ” box of Mi-o-na from W J. Holloway one of tbe most reliable dealers, whose I’m really sorry. Won’t you sit down S. SHELDON, faith in the remedy is shown by his • Abstract and Kcal Estate offlon. by tin? fire op’d bear, ray side of it?’’ Bev. Mr. Wnilutps waa the Congre­ ofier to return tbe money if Ml-o-na Miss Carver hesitated. • does not give complete satisfaction. gational minister Iu the village of "Won’t you?” he pleaded. She came to the fire and took, tbe Winslow. Me., sevdrnl years ago. One evening, says a correspondent of the choir be had drawn |yp for her. “To what do I owe the' pleasure of “Proceed,” she said, -still practicing ■Bostop Gloi»e, four young jteople called meeting you here. Miss Snappy?” at the-parsonage. Two of them wished rVNKKAX DIRECTOR an ei'onomy of words. “The fact that 1 did not we you com* to be married. "katherine," lie said slowly, ’^ou The pa'ppm In tbe case wore legal, so tag. Mr. Sappy."—Houston Poet. know how devout ‘a worshiper I’ve M. STEBBINS, Mr. Williams performed tlie-ceremony. been; you know how patiently live Licensed Embalmer Nothing can make a man truly great wttlted und whnt—er— what encoura|p*- Tlie other couple .acted as bridesmaid and Funeral Director. I but being truly good.—Henry. ment you’ve given iue.' Well, yrsti'r- and best man. The groom was .the son Itocta* next to OhrintnuW Photograph Htudk>. ReaMenos 300,Court strert. AD <tey when I beard cf your engagement of n well known* man in the town, and calls promptly attended, day or night. Backache is never known to those ns the happy couple were leaving the to Cawtliorne”— persons who take an occasional dose of ’To whom T she gasped, suddenly parsonage the young man whispered to Pineulea. The value of tlie resin ob-1 Mr. Williams: attentive. , . "Just charge it tn father, parson. It tained from the Pine tree has long been “To Cawthonie.” he repeated. T recognized in the treatment of diseaeee will be all right" heard it nt the club." of the bladder and kidneys. One dose of Pineuk-s will give relief, and one Miss Carver suddenly burst tint Private and all bottle will cure. Sold by Fted L. Heath laughing. She covered her face with There was a time when people ■ in thq druggist. »• the stamps yon may require, her hands and went Into eonvulaions England were forbidden by law to play, of merriment Stanton stared help­ made to order. ■-_ at cards, even In their own bouses, on jas. h; athins. ' lessly. Lottie— Ob. well— let’s kiss and make "I wish I might see It In that humor­ Sunday, in tbe royal proclamation against vice, -profaneness and Immor­ up. Dottie—Ail right. dear. I’ll do the ous vein.” he »tid gloomily. "Do you intmn to tell me that the ality, rend every session nnd assize, Is kteslng. but you’ve hnd more experi­ announcement of Mr. Cawthorne’s en­ the following passage: "Ami we do ence with the otyr'part of the pro­ gagement was responsible for your out­ hereby strictly enjoin and prohibit ail gramme.—Cleveland I>eader. " n» FaU» RcuU.“ burst test iitgbt?’\abe asked between our loving subjects, of what degree or quality soever, from playing on the Taktos effert Nov. 27. ISM. Trains leave hysteric giggles. Pneumonia Fallows a Cold Hastings a* follows: ’ Lord ’ s day nt dice, cards or any other "Yes." he sold. "I waa angry then, EASTWARD] but -today Txo comej to offer apologies game whatsoever, either in public or but never follows the use of Foley’s No. 102. Detroit exprros................ .. 7:4T n m and to add my conjrratutetions. • He private bouses or other places whatso­ Honey and Tor. • It stops the cough, No. loo, (Jr’d Rapids a N«mv York Ex .12 «p m heals and strengthens the lungs aud af­ No. 1M, New Tork express.............. ....tt:23 n m ever.’' has a mint of money. I hear.” i:00am fords perfect security from an attack of No. 108, Night express..................... "Oh," she- gaaped. convulsed |ln pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. WESTWARD laughter again, “It’s too funny! Mr. No. 107. Grand Rapid* oxprea*.;........... 9:38 Enlarged finger Joints are the source No. 106. Grand Rapids express............ u-«5 Cawthornc ta engaged to Miss Cyntijln of annoyance nnd mortification. Some­ Carver—Aunt Cynthfet. It’s the cul­ times they are tcauaed by pulling the No. 101. Faciflc oxiirvsa........ .... .. a.-m Trains Nau ibl. im. u® and ite. dally. mination of n romance thpt began be­ fingers to mnkeThe joints "crack." O. W. Ilv«oi.KS, - -fore I was iKirfi." . ,. Sometimes they are the result of hard W. S. Hamko.n, Agent. hlcago. “Ob, Lonir said Htnnton softly, but work, rheumatism or gout They may Unstlur*. In tones of Infinite relief. be relieved by light rotary massage He picked up hta bat nnd coat At (nibbing around and nround nnd Fur the convenience of those who the door he turned. around on tlie Joints with the thumb wish to order all of their papers at one “Not going*/* shc.nsked. nnd flnsfors nnd stroking upward), ac­ "Yes; I’m going to the club to on companied by the nppllratlon of oil of time, all subscriber! to the Banker In Ort,' 93. IKH nouncc your engagenu-nt to me.!’ lie ; Wintergreen who are paid up to date, can get the Ozno table. Central Htandsrd Tlmr.. said, with aji air of flnnllfr. B/lXNEH and any’one of tbe following EtaRnrrte “I haven’t given rhy consent," ehe for one year in advance as follows: 7: 15 2:30 8:20 Iv Katatruuocar tot TRUTH TRIUMPHS said, with reddened face. . ’V sIbS 2:F Banner and Detroit Daily Free 8: 36 3:10 7:00 I Hr1 ton C. Stanton chuckled. Haattar8­ l*iess........... ......................................B3 06* 10:(JU 3:45 7:33 10:40 4:14 8:0a ar \\«Kidbury ir 8: "Well, in response to your urgent in­ Banner and Detroit Daily Jour ­ Via P M Ky. vitation. I'm coming back to'dlne with Hastings Citizens Testify for the ■■■■ 9:03 iJUlUttR ... nal.................................. '.............. 3 OS’ .-■■■ 1:30 5.19 .... Graori Rapids 7: the fitmlly. and I’ll get It then," said he. Public Benefit. Banner and Grand Rapids Her­ LEQ5ARD FRANK ADAMS. A truthful statement of a Hastings ald................................................... 3 05’ citizens, given in his own words, should Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly The Wicked Boaom Fin. convince the most skeptical about the As ■ every 01,0 knows, in tbe early merits of Doan’s Kidnev Pills. If you Journal........... . days of Methodism7a considerable de­ suffer from kidney ills, the cure is at Banner and Detroit Free Press gree of strictness wm maintained in hand. Read this: Farm and Live Steck Journal.. 1 35 regard to the wearing of Jewelry or John Mate, blacksmith, of Grand rtreot says: Banner and Michigan Fanner... are pretty hard on shoes. costly nttlre. , An eminent divine of "For six years of! aud on f was troubled with Banner and Chicago Weekly In­ back, no doubt brought on by bowshoe1ns. that church gives an .flamming Incident my At first It was a dull pain low down across my ter Ocean.......................... .............. I 7» A preacher hnd just gone to his new loins every now and then, but the last year It Our wear Ilka charge nnd was in the nfldst of hta ser­ clung to mn tUJ the time aud d t honcli hued pvwy Banner and New York Tribune IRON SOLES. remedy which came to my nptireT ™ unabte Farmer................ . ................ mon when a woman rose nnd went out. to check the cause, let alone remove It. Finally We make a specialty of re­ I began taking Doan ’ * Kidney Pills, procured at •To those living on Rural Routes stemming the door with unnecessary W. H. Goodyear'* drug store. I have ndtfrft ttie pairing all kinds of foot wear for violence. Of course be supposed he palp In my back to amount to anything «'ner. only. % Men, Women and Children. Try I arn always pleased to say a word tn favor of These special rates * are offered as an had said something which gave offense, Doan’a Kidney P!U».” us once and get satisfaction. but on making Inquiries he learned accomodation to Banner patrons and - For sale by all dealers price 50 cents for a limited time. Get your supply of thnt the woman left because "tbe min­ J. MICHAEL SON Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole winter’s reading now. If there is any ister wore a bosom pta." The fun of Agents for the United States. BememTWO COBBLERS. it was that be bad driven to the serv­ ber'the name,-Doan’s and take no other. paper or magazine not on the above list on which we can save you money ice over bad roads nnd one drop of we will try and do so. Remember the mud hnd settled os hta immaculate A wheelman’s tool bag isn’t complete BANNER ta never sold for less than shirt boaom. deceiving tbe tender con- without a bottle of Dr, Thomas’ Eclec- >1.00 whether in combination or ►dence of the good stater. trlc Oil. Heals cute, bruises, stings, alone. Ail special prices are made on tbe other papers in the combination. sprains. Monarch over pain. cores colds, prevents pnetunoai* K C A P H P R F P W Rubber Stamps paid stamps Michigan Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw R R. THE CHILDREN TRY W. a Foley’s Honey m Tar r �CUT THIS OUT and every time you fad the pain take * look at it—It may hdp the pain. Rheumatism Athlophoros ano following the Athlophoros Co.’s Free Treatment. Southwestern Michigan THE WEEK'S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTY’S. Cbn. W. Waler* or Lowell »•» buri Thursday rcomluK. having bl< right leg broken above the ankle. One ol Ola riders waa thrown from a Walter H. North, of Battle Creek, horse lo nls training yard, when he wa* nominated for circuit judge by tried » catch the horse he was struck the republicans * at Marshall last by the rider wooes toot was fast iu Tuesday. . tbe stirrup. Mrs Ellen Giaxier was struck by an inter urban'car near Gilesburg Wed­ nesday and instantly killed. W. .1. HfiLLOWlY Ada Clark, living near St Joseph, wus arrested the other day charged with shop lifting. She has since be­ come insane and it In believed , bej The Winter palate of the czars wa:; mind was unbalanced when nhe com­ built ih blood. Almost every stone ot mitted tbe act for which she was tak­ tlie walls and every square yard of ’the en into custody. piaster lining them cost a life. Nich­ olas bad given tho order that the pal­ Arthur Day, a young man living ace must’ be rebuilt In a year, aud what wns human life against the des­ four miles west of Marshall, who was kicked in tbe bend hy a horse last pot’s will? Six thousand men were kept at work dny and night, with the Friday afternoon, is making remark­ able progress toward recovery, con­ palace hentiM (it 30 R. td dry tbe walls rapidly, while the temperature ojit- trary to ull expectations at the lima side wax often 30 degrees below zero ot tlie accident. His central skull R. The men could only work with ICo bone was fractured by the blow and packs on their beads, and. exj»evieuc- with a hole io his'Uwtd two inches Ing a ilaliy i-haugc of 60 degrees, they died by the score every day. By She long and tin inch deep over his right eml of Die year tbe death roll was eye. his no«e crushed to a jelly and some thousands, but the palace was otherwise frightfully injured, he will Qntehed. Tn understand tbe full menu- recover. Physicians have removed Ing of this achievement it should be re­ splinter* of bone from his head emmembered lliat tbe Winter palace is as beddeo to the depth of an inch. He large as Burkinglmm {miace, Kensing­ is fully conscious,ba* been ever since ton palace nnd the National gallery.— tbe accident and the doctor* marvel. London Globe.. ■ fietaAUUuptMrr*. ’roctr»taM!DV»enldlroctfront THE ATHLOPHOROSCO,,NewE»rcn.Corm. I' Rubber , Boots? Royal OaK‘ Kind HOOD RUBBERS Zhqod\ TRACE (BS8E»«2=S) \ PWTW / MARK • , I • . | | •; i ’ ■ : NOT MADE BY A TRUST ccr rn£S£/wa~ zx rot/ $5 a Day Sure ra> will show yon how to make S3 a day absolulcly sure; wo famish the work and plain tho business fully. remember wo guarantee a clear pront of fci for every day’s work, abso­ lutely sure. Write at once. . Sheriffs Notice of Election. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hardy, of Upward of sixty sjiecics of East In­ Homer, were recently found dead in dian plants, mostly of the f -n family, bed, each with a ballet hole in the with n goodly sprinkling uf grasses head and heart. The. theory of tbe ■ lit) r reAlli lie vitlAV nix) ?! officers is that Mrs. Hardy killed her ami creeping vine*, nn> are lllttilnntla luminous, aud it is Mid that die sides of the moun- hus&nd, and then committed suicide. tains In tin? vlplnlty of Cyree are nightly Illuminated by the pale, white Judge A. H. Mills, of Kilamazoo. light which they emit The root stock of u plant from the Ooragfauni Juhgle, is again made the head of the board near Laykl (supposed to be an orchid), of tbe Kalamazoo asylum for the In­ possesses the peculiar properties of be­ Sane. coming luminous when weft while when For the third time in five years dry it is quite lusterless. Ono Jointed plant, supp<HMjd to be a member of the • Olivet college has wan first place In rush or eaine family, emits n tlery red ; the oratorical contest of tbe Michigan light from Its leaves, a pale white one Ir.'er-folleglate league. This gives Oli­ from Its Htnlk. while Its flower* give vet a record of three firsts, three sec­ out capricious flnabeti, like that of our onds and one third in these contests •lightning bug*." in the last seven|jears. To tjie Inspectors- of E eetion and the ■ Qualified Voters of Barry County: Purmwnt to due notice Iron .the H!- .wrrrary Secretary m of *****£ f?r‘he ®f Mtehtan .ww are hereby ...... nt ... «hr ..... GeuenU r. .x-tlou to !«■ arid notified nut In tbl* state ou Monday Apri snl IMS’j. the fob lowing officers are tn be tlncta<1 aud to be voted for In Barry Count): one J ustice of the Bo­ prezne Court, two Rmrvuts of L_.. th* L. ’nireralty of Michigan, one tnemta*r uf tri> State Board of. Education (to nil vacancy Hand one Clredit Judge for th- Fifth JudicW circuit. c^nprWn* CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED. the counties of Barry aud Eaton. A. J. Chapman, of Marshall, was an‘ ■!*’ hereby noiit.xl that. In punuant with local appUcaUous, as they cannot roach the to due ttotfee fropt the Secretary of .State, of seat of the disease. Catarrh !«■ - •-■—--------- “ll“1 tat-eenlbebom^r.un.Gmnd M.L°.hl5*n- tll*‘ * ’l^clal election wfU be held )n this State <>u Motidav April 3rd. must take Internal remedlo*. Hair* Catarrh Trunk freight neac Klcbota Station, IraV '» Metalw ot Che &J^iX^'ASi”“^%aB:li.tU.Oreekoh.d.,!»t week. He Btate Board of Education fnr'the term ending Decemlierfli, i«js and to till the vacancv caused 1 I .".Plowed tard swlteliui.n. by the resignation of Patrick B. Kelley. ! for years and Is a regular prescription. ’ : ; Vi<To* It. FuRNtaS. 'country . , Shurin Barry County. ।It Is conirxxed of tbe Iteat tonics Jtudwn. com- i E. Q Hasner of Greenville arrived at the Hotel Central in Lowell Friday evening and said thvt he was aoout half sick .and told tlteni not to call him. He was around on Saturday and Sunday, but did not eat anything. On Monday when he did not get up by noon, bis door was forced open when he was found dead. After an exatuioilion Lt wan given out that he died of congestion oi the lungs. irara .Xdi Foley’s Honey and Tar «... b.io. CASTOR IA ortml- SORE THROATt TONSILINE Battle Creek will vote on the ques­ tion of bonding herself for 1100,000, for a new. city hall. A long serie* of petty thefts was brought to a termination at Bedford village hy tbe capture of two boys. John D. Payette, a hardware dealer, went to supper leaving lifs young son In charge ot tbe store. Two boys cime in and under pretense of want: •Ing to borrow a step ladder, followed the Payette boy down the cellar, one of them remaining up stairs. After tlwt-r departure it was discov­ ered that tbe money drawer had been rot)bed of 117.50. The boys were capured and with the money on their persons and after being put In tbe sweatbox. they .contested to the thieving that bai been going on in the village during pie past year. On account of their parents the boys will not be prosecuted. Waiter 8. Straub was electrocuted at Ionia Thursday while descending by a cable from work upon wires of tbe Citizens Teleptfoe Co. The wire cable came in contact with a live wire of the Ionia Electric Light Co.’s line and Straub received- a shock of 6,500 volts intantly killing him. Albion has begun against uomuzzled dogs. crusade wheir you NtE " . Charles Wiley and Susie Wiley, of Arlington. Van Buren Co, have begun . NOTICE OF HEAHINlJ CLAIMS. combination of the two Ingredients Is wtuU'Tal, broke out-of the Marshall jail suit for 910,000 each against the produce.-, snch wonderful results In curtnj [er114W»-v State of Michigan, County t*I Burry. 5*. catarrh. Send for testimonial* free. I LUCSOay nigllt. Kibbe Telepboue Co., which owns Notice Is hereby given, fivrn. that lit an -----• - - nf the >oue»» order F. J. Ciieskv & Co.. 1‘rops., Toledo. O. tlie telephone aysem of that county. madenti .< . L5mrt !°.r. ‘hr County v. Jtarry.. .u-u.OT . Sold by druggists, price 7Sc 1 Marcl},* A> J1- — JUK’- <««r ™OpH15 ---------Half’s Family PUh are tbe brot. I The round-up farmers Institute at They allege that they were badly in­ ’rent ro “ wer ® allowed for creditors lo pre ­ sent ti^rclaims*a^nsr tbeir t-lalin« unln«l ,the rh-UUuS,2^hc£jM _ I.___ । -------------------------------Battle Creek was^the most successful jured while riding along tbe highway on’e night recently. Icing swept from •pdred u> present it»eir claims to said Probate Here is a sentence of thirty-two their horses by a telephone wire Uw<“,»S£'?Sy£lXdi!,U"<«Mbi wblcli MimHwnloM ptwoo li»» across tbe pulic highway. In the 92,500 damage suit of Alice tero Uw* 3rd day of July next.' and that constructed of the slx’letters found Id Monday th.- 3th da? oTjuiv orxTutS “» ’»"> "»•><*«»•■: "io*- « ■»•««: ■ Shuck against N. L.-Fonda, a saloonmean mnn nnmud Ned Dean, and Me­ ist of Ulla city, the jury last Bight re­ «.!!»■ ■‘w. - “In * Santiago, the (.’hilunn capital, ' din. a mad dntne. made me mend a die turned a verdict for the plaintiff for in.Its M. Mack, and dime nnd mind n mine In a dim 83Oo- She alleged that Her husband when* 1 tune been residing for aotn? Judge at Probate. flen lu Maine.” j — was furnished liquor after being post­ year*. It In commup to see people put on their ov-rcoata when they enter a NOTICE. I ---------- ------- ’ ------ -ed.--Ba tile Creek Journal. ■ house :iiid take them off upon.going T. Whom K m., Commr.:, C™*P "“'«<! •nd Into the street." said a vis!lor to the Please take notice that a petition has Im^o ln& Cough Will not "run 118 Course” if ?,e?JD.t,h0 C,rc,"‘ <’ourt ter the County ot Barry you use the origin*! Bee** Laxative __ Prosecution Attorney Booper receiv­ capital. Honey and Tar. This Cough Syrup is ’CThe raw of this la that tbe ntof wSnunKet.flDiin‘ingadM'totttty tf differeDt fro™ aI1 others because it acts ed a letter yestarduv from the 0. S. mospbere oo the outside Is warmer HasHnga; care. Denton and Young streets ivine on the bowel*. You can not cure Croup district attorney at Detroit, enclosing than within the residences. The south olJValnut street tn *ald addition; all <5 — J whooping ------ "----------*- until — -------and Cough you rid the sald blocks and streets being a part of the taads system of congestion, by working off a second tatter from the dist rict attor­ ChlleatM do not bent their domiciles herelofoni ptaaed by James Dunning, which ney a Juneau. Alaska, inquiring after to any extent, nnd they are construct­ cold UvtfrLai.uVe through a copious action of I 1,1 th0 01 th” Itegia- the bowei.7 HnMy.ua I: Malns ' wb ° b -" Vs?’ on th'’ •nh dur °l ed of and* thick walls that they are a May. ikT?. That -cud Hiustings Realty Com­ Tar doM this, and cures all Coughs, I itied as tlie Robert Ball who is held good'deal on the order of refrtgernpany haw* filed their petition to vacate said lots .and street* ior the purpose of roplatting said Croup. Whooping Cough, etc. No opi- ! there for murder. Mr. Hooper replied, tors.’’—Washington Post. lands together with the land* south and west atea. Sold by Fred L. Heath tbe drug- ■ calling attention to tbe supreme court thereof; that the reasons for vacating said pint. ______ • । records of Main's dtabaruient froai Y ‘ * ,ontl ,tJ P"“»ten now on B8 ’ file with the C lerk of tbo utrcuB Court for the Arabian horses ‘ show remarkable counts of Jkirry. That said petition win be So in ibis state, 30 Much jiurn For r or Momma. ■iiiiu*. , practice ----------- which --------- - will --— brought on for bearing before the circuit Court .courage in battle. It Ik said that when Pnpa—I hear you were n bnd giH to- | sofficleat evidence of hta record Ju a horse of his breed finds himself for tte county of Barry on the sth, day of April at the opening of court on said day or as soon day ay nnd hnd to be whipped. Small .! this state — Battle Creuk Journal. and hnd to be whipped. SmallIbis state -< inereafler a* counsel can be heard. wounded and knows instinctively that ilArruru* Ri;ai.tv Comfaxv Daughter—Mamma Is awful strict. If he will not be able to carry his rider COLftnavn & Pottkr, I’d ’s' knbwn »he used to be a school- \_ Solicitors for Petitioner.* much longer be quickly retires, bear­ le Socialists are the first to get a TW ’a’ told T-nt, Tint to Trwiri'v thited Hastings. Mich.. March «h. iVCB. teacher I'(T you not marry party ticket in the field in Battle ing ,hls muster to n place of safety her. while he has yet sufficient strength. i STATE OF MICHIGAN. , But if, on the other hand, the rider is It is difficult to cure a cough or free i THE CIRCUIT,COURT FOR THE COUNTY wounded and fulls to the ground, the yourself from th^ discomforts of a cold | OF KENT, IN CHANCERY. faithful tuxlmad remains beside him, un­ C ’ .W. Whitehead, on Thursday, se ­ unlesa vou move the bowels. Bee'e Lax­ Original Bid. ative Honey and Tar acts on the bowels cured a verdict of 110,000 against the mindful of danger, neighing until ! John J. Srewart. Co*iplalnu>t, Ejgtne Harr| horn. >an»h R. ’ 11 art horn. Hasting* City and drivee all cold out of the system. St. Joseph & Benton Harbor Street assistance is brought. I Bank. Hasting* National Raufc cf Hasting*. Then comes its soothing effect and I 'Micli., Philo A. Sheldon, Jlarvcr W. WiJ- strengthening inlluence upon the throat railway company for injuries received liam», Norman S. Whitney, Richard Whit- and lungs. For Croup, Whooping in an accident on that line. “Are yon sure yon know all about ncy- Patrick H. Gilkey. Asa Stratton, Wai­ Lace W. Dewey, Eliav W. Bo»rr.an. Rell F. Cough, Colds, and all Lung and Bronthat subject you are going to make a ’ W ilavti. IVilluun H. Chase and John Hol- ichal affections, no remedy is equal to speech on?” ’ i den, defendants. Kalamazoo has a band of 121 pieces the original Laxative Honey and Tar. “No.” answered tbe .sagacious states­ Crow Bill ■ Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Gee! ! Philo A. Sheldon and Harvey W. Wiilumi. man. “I bare put in- my time coitectComplainant*, v* Eugen- Hartitorn, Sarah R. Tbe expiation of a gasoline stove in Ing epigrams and anecdotes. The sur­ Hartkorn, and John J. Stewart, defendants. Casey—’Tte hard luck about Kearney. the lunch deparment ot the Smith est way to make an uninteresting Croat Bill. and Pullman’s billiard and pool es­ speech is to make a thorough study of 01 hear he had to have bin leg ent off Norman S. Whitney, Richard Whitney. Pat­ rick H. Gilkey. Aira Strattnn. Waliicc W. bechdne tlia ankle an* the knee. Cas­ tablishment at Allegan, destroying your subject ”-Washington Star. Dewey. Elia* W. Bowman and Rcli F. Wil­ sidy—Ay. tile docthora decided that to the interior fixtures, valued at 1500, son, complainant*. lave the whole leg they'd have to cut and caused damage to the building *1 stapect,’ sakl the fair maid who Eiwene llaithorn, Sarah R. Harthorn and John off part of iL-Philadelphia Press. estimated at 8700. J. Stewart, defendants. bad talked for fifteen consecutive mlnIn pursuance of a final decree m<de in the ute« without permitting him to get a Dangers of Pneumonia. above cauw- by tbe Circuit Court foe the The whistle of the Lee paper mill word in edgeways, ••you are tired of County of Kent, in Chancery, dated February A cold at this time If neglected is twenty, in the year one thousand, nine hundred hearing me talk." . and nvc. 1. the undersi<ned. Circuit Court liable to caaee pneumonia vrnlcb is so at Vicksburg was sounded for tlie first “Not at all," replied the gallant CommiMMncr for Barry County, Miehinn, often fatal, and even when the patient time Thursday. Tbe whistle is about shall sell the premises hereinafter described, at has recovered the lungs are weakened, q get shaved nt a bar­ 10 inches in dlameer and 3 feet long young man. public vendue, at the north front door of tbe Court House in tlx- city of Hastings, Michi- making them peculiarly susceptible te and Is like those used on the targe ber’s and am ured to that sort of tbe developement of consumption. thing. —Chicago News. ocean steamers. It oan. be beard a Foley ’ s Honey and Tar will stop the premise* for sale both tn two ttarcel* and in one parcel ur body, as directed by said decree. cough, heal and strengthen tbe lungs distance of .IS miles.. Tbe prei.niie* so to be sold ate described as and prevent pneumonia follows: p*- wh*t ta “ All that certain piece nr parcel of. land situ­ Walters. Straub^a lineman for tbe -niptj till.? P«—An fitnpQ uu. m_ ate and being in the township JI Barry, in the rotemn. County of Barry and State of Michigan, known Citixena Telephone Co., was electro­ •on. 1, your mother1, wej Miss Witherspoon — Do you believe, and described as the northwest quarter (N. W.* -tomo u th. heed ot tho how when of Section number thirty (SO) in Town Mr. JI ms by. that there is in tfll sixth cuted Wednesday after noon at Ionia. ore rloltor. pre^t-aiMtow number one'' (1) North of Range number nine (®) West, containing one hundred sixty (160) seme as yet undeveloped—perhaps nev­ He was doing some repairing at er to lw developed? Jlmaby — Ye*. tbe intersection of ^Main street and Well Tral.ed, Kimble alley about 4 o’clock. Hav­ Dated February if. 1W5. JAMES M. SMITH. Flr-t Uttto 0U1-M, t.tber „ „ ing finished hta joo; he started to Iretut Court CommlMioner in and for U County, Mkhigius. UtuJ' J°ur’ a°’ Se«nd make' a descent to the ground by Uta. Oirl-Wbat.Tef mamrn, un, means or a wire cable which passed l»ehim.—London Fun. tween two live wires . In some man­ For Infant* and Children ner his hand came tn contact with ope for chUdren.Mfe.aure. No opiates. of these and he received a charge. ■ K”«*• knw TOO Bears the /y 1 "57“ He was 22 years of age acd is tbe hot b. mow. to first man)electrocuted in that' city <M»k b. built . 30,1^1. Good Printing “Wbeuever you’re puffed up like a toad and happen to ne thinking pretty . well of your personal <pj>ean»Dce.’*. muttered the man about town as he tried to remove a permanent spot frotv, the sleeve of bta coat, “just atep into n high priced tatter's and survey your self Iu o couple of tbowe long mirrors they have—filer glasses, 1 tblnk they call them—that show you up fore au<1 nft. You’ll come out with a chartered spirit. I don't know what it ta about the deadly polished aurfnee of those reflector*, but I du know that they re­ veal «s«ry imi»erfectlou midi you’re more JMan half tempted to throw n brick at them and clean out the shop •nicy make you look a« If you’d never j been shaved, am If the hair on your . neck bad biieu growing lu riotous pro fuatexj since childhood, as if your bands 1 weren't any too clean and *aa .If your I clothe* had been made by mother while I you waited. And If you’re trying on » garment they’re fashioning for you, al- ; though It’s covered with pin* basting ! and chalk marks, tbe contrast between : the tiling ‘rotisen1 and shoes i you’re wearing make* you wtab you were In a skirt with a train to It. As J said. I don’t know just -bow to ex­ plain tbe effect produced, i’vv a no­ tion it's- ti trlek of the trade to drive you to ordering a brand new outfit. It generally sends me. Into a Turkish Luth."—Providence Journal. LETTERHEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS . BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT’NS In fact, almost anything in the line of printing iu one or more colon*. ■ end that the work will b« Let us have tbe next order. Every family should have, its house­ hold medicine cheat, aud first bottle in • ic should be Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine' Syrup, nature's remedy for roughs aud colds. BANNER Hastings. Micli. fl Tali About Money Making Thu- is the title of our free book telling the most interesting and instructive things about the financial world where fortunes are made every year. Our country is the richest in the world. It is the "Land of Opportunity.” This book is not an advertisement of anything for sale. j It clearly explains the rules applied by the greatest bankers and financiers in judging of the countless investments offered to them. Would you like to know the methods of these expert money makers? You can do so by writing us—Send me a “Talk About Money Making.” It is free. EQuitabie Securities Gomoanu. Title and Trust Building, Ghicaoo. III. , < ') ) > { ? Nervous, Diseased Men ORB. K. A K, ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. Consultation FREE. Question Blank for Home Treatment sent . FREE. Prices Low No Cure No Pay. .A NERVOUS WRECK We i Guarantor Guarantee ___ - Robust manhood DiuKENNEbY&kERGAN TktKM Yon Haw Alwayt Bought In four yeers. Hastings Banner $1 a year �—r 9_ HASTlriGS BANNER MARCH. 15,_£9®S THE NEWS OF SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DELTON. .Mrs. Clark Eaton ot Augusta spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MeOlocklin. Mrs. W. M. Renkea and Miss Mary Brach ot North Johnstown visited MrsR. 8. Harter last Wednesday. Mr. Clint Parshall was in Kalama­ zoo Saturday. , Mr. J. Bates has been quite sick. , Mrs. Nellie Van Tyne spent Satur। day and Sunday with her mother at /Middleville. . . -Mrs. C. Rlsbrldger of Johnstown spent Saturday and Sunday with her j daughter. Mrs. Harter. I Mr. Horace Pennock is very sick at I tliis writing with tonallltia. Waste Avoided 'If WALL PAPBRS are bought away from hoipe and you run short yon have trouble aud needless expense. If to make sure, you buy an excess, that is another‘waste. As'e take back all tall double rolls, and can furnish without delay any extra paper needed. [ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Acker, I March 11. a 7 1-2-pound girl. Dr. Harter had the-mlsfortune to run I a nail through his foot last week and । has.slnce been visiting his patients on ! crutches. We have a full line ofHouse Cleaning Supplies | The dinner given by the L. A. S. at । Mrs. Hall's last ^hursday was well at­ i tended. Every one enjoyed a fine i dinner. ■ The Maccabees will gh-e an invited . dance at the hall Tuesday evening. | March 14. I Mrs. Hattie Scribner Is home again for a few days. ELLIS L fAULKNER, THE DILU'OOIJT. DELTON. MICHIGAN. Watch our show window for our Saturday specials. < TIE FIRST 1 ; ■ I 5PKINQ HONTtl 4 4 » > > ► » h here. Now is a good time to let us figurt* on the material for your new house, barn or other buildings. We can save you money on 4 4 4 LUHBEK AH’* ALL BMlLbiNG » » 4 Make a drawing of what you want and we will tell lyou the cost, Come iu and let v.r talk it over. > ft 4 4 4 DELTON STATE . BANK We Per cent on Pay O Deposits. We loan our money on Heal Estate or good Bankable Paper. We do not loan our money away , from home, but do btuinm only with people we know are all right i , Honey to Loan at reasonable rates, Deeds, .Tortgagts and Legal Papers Drawn. New York Drafts, and Bonds Sold. , Insurance DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH, President. J. G. HUGHES, V. President. ' E. S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. DR. McLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P.-TERPENNING. JAMES COLUNS. , Banner subscribers can buy ' tie large Wall Map of Barry County at the Delton post office The map fives all the roads, . number of acres in each farm. with owners name. Frnnc-es Titus and Addie Wilkinson called on Mrs. G. T. Fisher, who was sick, last week. The first quarterly greeting of the Barry Township Sunday School iuux>clatlon will be held at the M. P. church at Hlckoey Corners Wednesday. March 22. beginning nt 10 a. m. A splendid program has been 'prepared, and all who attend will be profited. CLOVERDALE. HATEKIAL- 4 Adjutant R. E. Showerman and wire closed their meetings with us Thursday evening with ‘ n full hou^e. Several have started Ilit the Christian life. Rev. rhonins Young of Prairieville preache! two most ehevitent sermons WedruMflay and Friday nights and will be with us this week to help in the meeting^. . Tin- nwetlngs vwlll be continued every night this wevk'except Saturday. Millie Ashby and Ada Mosher of Clo­ verdale were callers nt the parsonage Now is tbe time to get one before they are all gone. Tbe price, while they last, is fifty cents each. CEDAR CREEK. HOPE. Mrs. Herbert Stanton, who has been Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson, who has very jslck for "the last four or five been visiting her brother, has returned werksi Is dead. The doctor saw her to Chicago. about | lo o'clock in the forenoon and Mrs. Edward Gates is quite sick at, reported that he had hopes that she this writing. would get! well at that tlmb. but she Edward Acker and wife are the proud was taken-very much worse-about'12 parents of a baby daughter. o’clock, ndon. and died In a few mlnWe were all pained to hear of the death o! Mrs. Herbert. Stanton-, the Mrs. H. |W. Newman-is very sick. cause being blood poison. Mrs. George Simpson and ' Mrs. Mrs. Hattie .Scribner is visiting at Charlie Tiler, frrfm Big Raplda, are Gid Wilkinson’s. here on account of the sickness of their Several from this vicinity attended mother. Mrs. H. W. Newman. the masquerade ball at l^ake View, Mrs. Ed. Gates Is very sick, but we hotel Friday evening, and ail report a hear that she is a little better at pres­ good time. ent 1 ’ Nickalatm Acker has purchased a Eugene Corwin and wife, from Ot­ span' ot black horses. sego. are here to attend the latter's M, M. Manning, wife, and daughter mother. Mrs. H. W. Newman, who is Myrtle, spent Sunday at Gid Wilkin­ very sick. ! son’s.’ We understand that there were seven ■ BALTIMORE CENTER. sick ones jin the family of Samuel Wm. Hammond, who cut his foot Dunklcy last week, and no girl could severely a short time ago. is getting be had to do the work In the house, along nicely. The toes which were and that John Pease was doing the severed are healing very fast. housework.} Arthur Glasgow is out again after a Joseph Campbell and wife are quite long and severe illness. sick with the grip Charles Dubois Is moving back on his Mrs> Mary Owen is on the sick HsL farm, having resided on a farm near Delton the past two years. . POLLEY.DISTRICT. About twenty friends and neighbors There has beep a scarcity ot news of Mrs. Chas.' Gillasple gave her a in this vicinity Mrs. George Monroe and little son complete surprise Friday evening, the occasion being her birthday. The l/co ar? Ill with scarlet fever. Charles Sedgwick, who has been in evening was spent in a social visit A few recitations were enjoyed and re­ falling health for some time, has gone to New Mexico, hoping to regain hfr freshments served, after - which the health. His family expect to remove guests departed with, many kind . there soon.*' We’regret to lose them wishes. The many friends of Mrs. Herbert from this vicinity, and our best wishes Stanton, were pained to hear ot her follow them to their new home. The Misses Vida Healy and Etta death Saturday noon at her home Storr were in Hastings last Thursday one-halt mile east of the .Doud school and Friday taking the teachers' exami­ house. Bird Granger., as she was bel­ ter known, was reared in this neigh­ nation. Ruth Rupe left lust Thursday tor borhood and was loved by all who Vermontville, where she will make her knew her. and her untimely death home with her sister. Mrs. F. Hankins. casts a gloom over all. The funeral Eva Storr is spending a few weeks will be held at the Dowling church at the home of her uncle. A. 1* Storr Monday at 2 p. m. The sorrowing ones have the sympathy of the entire ot Milo. ’ Eula .Storr of Milo was the guest of community in their great affliction. her cousin. Beulah Storr. last Tuesday. BALTIMORE. Word comes from Will McLeod of. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Haynes were Pratt. North Dakota. that they are en­ made happy by the arrival of a baby joying flue spring weather there, and boy Saturday night. have the ground fitted ready for seed­ Miss Ina Garrison 'returned to her ing. Wonder what is the matter with work in Hastings Saturday. Fred Gibson and family of Kalamazoo spent- Sunday, with the former's parents. __ ____ Frank Bheperd has moved tu\a_ MichiganI-ast Saturday, while on his way to place near x.edar Crdvk. I. Hastings. Mr. Will Garrison's .horse DOSTER ITEMS. Harvey Karns and family have re­ The' roads are almost impassable, became frightened and. Jumping -to turned from the north and will occupy either, with sleighs or wheels, but “Old one wide, kicked off the dashboard and tho Ed Penhejs house west of (Jlover- Sol" Is <l<ting his best to level up the threw Mr. Garrison out. but he hung to his horse and hindered what might dale. snow banka. Mrs. Jotham Travis' dnuKht«-r is mak­ have been a oerlous &ccl<enL Roy Panels has movbd back to • Mr. and Mrs. LlchtlMtner visited the Cloverdale and vflll occupy the Will ing her n visit. The dance given by the band boys laAt latter's sister. Mrs. Haynies. Sunday. Chase house again. Friday evening was a complete success. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ’Garrison vis­ J. J. Ludwick was in Cloverdale About 30 numbers wen- sold tieside the ited- the latter's parents (Sunday. last week. 40 season tickets which had been sold Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Garrison vis­ Dr. Fritcb has rented the brick for'ail, four dances. The supper was bouse formerly owned by Ansel Kings­ furnished by the Maccabce ladjes and ited their daughter, Mrs, Elwood Slo­ bury. ” was fine. It sweMed the band boys' . cum. Sunday, their little;daughter be­ Homer Green and family will oc­ treasury about $21.oO. for which they ing sick. Mr. and Mrs. Fuhr have 'bought the cupy part of the Kingsley house. were very grateful. Albert Doster* Is mudy better, "and we Wooton farm, which adds three chil­ Mrs. Lizzie Pierce of Delton Is visexpect to see him at his. work agaliF' dren to our school. Ring her sister. Mrs. Ira Brooks. ■ .Clarence Hardy Is sick with the Mrs. Arthur Patton is tbe recipient soon. Pine Lake W. Fi M. 8. m> t with Mrs. of a very nice quilt, presented by the } Almond Farr last Thursday ntternooh. grip. Mrs. L. Smith and daughter visited ladies of the W.- C. T. V. In spite of bad roads there was a good Fred Monica and wife, whom 1 re­ attendance. The program was good at Wm. Hardy's Friday.. Mr. and Mrs. Huffman of-Hlghbanks ported sick last week, are/touch bet­ and well responded to. ' ter. | Tlie I- T. L. will meet at Mr. Kfllick'd ■and Mr. and Mrs. Hendershott visited at I Ed Monica <»f Hastings was in town home one week from Friday evening. i Mrs. Holcomb's Sunday. Mr. Penney bos bought the Jim March 24. Be sure " to alttnd .these last Monday. "Winslow place and Is moving on the Llbble McCallum is visiting her meetings hh much as you can. ‘ ■ Miss Hazel Hughes has closed her ।same. brother Bert and family. school for a vacation <>f three weeks. D, H. Smith of Van Buren county EAST ORANGEVILLE. The Rev. Hamilton of Grand Rapids has bought the old Pierce place and Miss Ethel Johnson han resumed will preach at- Warner church next . will move on the same. her dntlei as teach** after a two Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. Every­ Mr. Frank Bishop of Kalamazoo was months' vacation. body. Is urged to at tend. here on business Wednesday. Mrs. Ida Enzine of Otsego vbited Mrs. Ubble W. Honeywell has re-, Miss May Hardy visited her slater turned from a visit at Jackson'. relatives here part of last week. , at Mr. D. S. Baldwin's Thursday. John Deback commenced hewing PRAIRIEVILLE. LANE'S CORNERS. timbers for Earnest Johncox's barn Mr. and Mrs. Van Vranken and daughter Beulah spent Sunday with the • About 30 young people reminded Monday. ■ Mrs. George Hayward is a lltthf bet­ latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Clarence Frisby of his twenty-second birthday 5iirah-^. Light refreshments ter at this writing. Higgins. ' Misses Maud Deck ot Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie were in were served and the young people en­ joyed themselves aud all report a good and Sadie Deck of Cloverdale-visited town Thursday. friends and relatives here over Sun Isaura Drummond spent Sunday with time. Wc hope health, joy and happi­ Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rockwell at ness may bring them all together an­ day. other year on the same occasion. A ''Robin’' passed through here, Hickory Corners. Mrs. Sidney Lord has returned home singing his merry tune, last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Ear! entertained Neighbor Spring cannot be far away. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Weaver of Rutland after taking care of the sick at H. Mark's at Irving. Several people from here attended last week. Mrs. Charley Frisby and Mrs. J. Y. the masquerade dance at Cloverdale Clare Brown returned to her home Hall were the guests of Mrs. Fred Bull Friday evening. All report a good time. in Kalamazoo last Saturday". last Friday afternoon. Ijyle Alfred Johncox has been quite Mrs. Ritchie, who has been seriously The friends of Oliver Atkins will be ill, is better and hopes of her recovery sick.__________________ _ pleased to learn his health is very are enttuialned. Raw or Inflamed Limbs. Mrs. seth House of Kalamazoo has good so far this winter. Yield quickly to tbe wonderful cura­ teen spending a few days with her tive and healing qualities of Foleys parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Cross. You can apply ManZan inside, right Honey and Tar. la aua consumption from a bard cola Mrs. Mattie Benson is Quite ill.. Her where tbe pain Ib. it Is put up in col­ lapsable tubes with nozzle attachments sister from Grand Rapids is here’car­ for Introducing It. ManZan stops pain settled on the lungs. instantly and cures all kinds of blind, It yon want lo boy blooded elook, S9 ing for her. Messrs. ,M. Doster and Dr. McLeay bleeding, Itching, and protruding piles. to the aucllon ot C. fl. Sie’™. ot JohnSold by Fred L. Heath tbe druggist. ■town. See ady. on our l°tb P»8’spent last week in Chicago. Mr. Lent of Platpwell was in town last week. Tta Ind Yn Hiw Er;-: Bmnib. The Prairieville cornet band are ar­ Bignatus ranging for an old-time exhibition- on ' ’ Plneaalre acta like a poultice. B«t April 1. Miss Edna Nelson, who has been thing In the world tor boBa. hurt* La grippe coughs yield quickly tp the cracked bands, letter, etc. Sold by F. quite 111, is now getting better. wonderful curative qualities of Foley’s L. Heath, the druggist. Our school is having a week of va­ Honey and Tar. There is nothing else “ just as good." cation. . If Baby Is Cutting Teeth, G. A. Blackman has bought the Mrs. tohia iu. Riire and cm, that old sod well tried rem Abe Summerville ptace. Mrs. Summer­ k tai ville has bought the house formerly owned by Mr. Lehman. bottle. • It Is a njeasure lo take Dr. Dades Little Li™?PIIW»nd effecl upon the Heer. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the drugget­ ,1 Foley’s Honey Tar cures colds, prevents pneiunooiA SHULTZ. YOUR. TRADE ► AreWANTED you one ol the many > patrons of the Zerbei npent Thursday of last week 4 DELTON ROLLER MILLS? with Mrs. ports Cock of the Hinds dlstrict. ■ ’• We would be pleased to have Miss Lllah Shultz made a business trip, you give us a trial order. The to Grand Rapids last Monday. high-grade roller flour made by Hiram Payne and family expect to us is giving splendid satisfac­ tion wherever used. move onto their farm, near the Hinds school house, this spring, having sold CUSTOn WORK his property here tt> A. F. Shul tz. A SPECIALTY.. Dr. Lowery of Hostings and Dr. Hyd> of Prairieville were called here larft^.. DELTON ROLLER MILLS, week to consult with Dr. Fritch over ] DELTON. MICHKAH. Clyde Deering, who is still very low with peritonitis and appendicitis. Mrs. Frett Horn and little son of Po­ mona. Mich., arrived at this place Tues­ day. She expects to spend several days here visiting relatlvm and friends. IT»>^ Lands of Thei*e are bright prospects of our hav­ ing a new millinery store in the near future. . What's the cry? Hello’, ond good bye. John Hinds and little daughter visited friends in Hustings over Sunday. Floyd Terpenning visited his sister in Star ittraotioni Middleville the lust of last< week. for 1904. Owlrig to the severe Illness of the lit­ tle son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Payne, the L. A. S. will be entertained by Mrs. Clara'Lootnls on Thursday of this week, chase front Railway Compan­ ■ 3, instead of Mrs. Payne. ies. Land Cocporationa. ale. There will be preaching at the church next Sunday nt 3 o’clock p. m. Miss Vesta Kenyon is In Hickory Cor­ ners working for Mrs. Will Perrin. ’ Mlns EnmM Kenyon Is making an ex­ tended visit at her uncle's, iGeorge Kanyon. of Ceylon Corners. Canada increasr-d X2&000 by itnBANFIELD. ntifrration during the fisurt year, Arthur and Lillian Brown are visit-, over 50.000 being Americana. Write to the nearest author, ing friends in Bloomingdale. ized Canadian Government There Was a box social, at Cooper's Agent for Canadian Atlas and other lufornaation; or addrcM hall Wednesday evening far the benefit ot our pastor. Merchant Edmunds i| attending M. V. MdNNES, 3 Ave. Theatre Block, Detroit, Mich. court at the county seat. Oh, for a vehicle which has both runners and wheels! ft. S. HARTER, M. D., School begins next Monday. / PHYSICIAN aud-SURGEON. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Dockry have OFFICE IIOUR8-11 to IS a. n>.. I to 2 t-.m.. 7 to 4 p.m.. AU calls prumptlj attended. Tele­ moved to St. Ixiuis. Mo. phone at oft;*-. ■ The .quarantine has been lifted from ■ ontce at rt-aldsnce, Ueltoo, Mich. Mr. Wegener's home. , Floyds Stiles and Herman Moore have returned to the Agricultural col­ «<r lege. /• cures colds, prex—nts pner’scoaUt 4 » 4 4 4 4 The FREE Homestead Western BraS] Canada ’ The Great Attractions Foley’s Honey Tar MV- ABOVE a ‘ EVERYTHING ELSE the Studebaker Wagon stands for the qualities tb‘.t make wagons desirable. Light-running and easy on the team, durable because the lumber is sea­ soned right before being finished. Made to stand up under heavy loads. THE STUDEBAKER WAGON Is built from first-class material doWn to the minutest detail. The slowgrowing, fine-grained, tough-fibered black birch from the rocky hills pf New England is used in the hubs, select white oak is made into spokes andifeb loes and choice second growth, butt cut hickon- is used 'or the aafles. Ever)' other part as carefully selected. Tlie skeins, tough and hard, -'are ipreed into place on the axles under 100 tons pressure. Studebaker slope shoulder spokes arc driven into the hub under the same tremendous pres­ sure. Best and toughest iron and steel strongly reinfoices every part where needed. The Studebaker is ' The Unapproachable Wagon and we sell it because the name is the best guarantee we can give of its ex­ cellence. We keep them in stock, and if we haven't the kind you want, in Blxe or style, we can get one for yourtn tbe shortest possible time. We shall be glad to talk wagon lo you and if you will come in wo will give you some interesting reading matter about wagons. Goodyear Brothers, Hastings, Michigan. AMBITIOUS PEOPLE If there are 12 ambitious people in Hast­ ings they will do well to read this little ad. I have twelve Scholarships which I will sell at 1212 per cent discount from regular prices before March 2k These 12 -scholarships cover any branch of study you may want. I will be in Hastings during the week of March 13 and will give an exhibit of students’ work at Fred L. Heath Carveth’s, the Druggists. During the week I will give away a prize worth $25.00. Guy C. Longcor,^1^ r �HASTINGS BANNER MARCH 15. i<i"S IO Michigan, are expected home in tbe TOWNSHIP SPELL­ near future. ING CONTESTS Dr. Fred Buck, of Oklahoma writes that spring has come, farmers have Arrangements Made' for Them by sown their oats and gardens are being Commissioner Ketcham. prepared. What a contrast to their Commlmioner Ketcham has arranged former Dakota home. for township spelling contests to be held during this month in the townships of CENTER ROADS. Hastings, Rutland; aud Woodland. Dock Larklu and daughter Maggie I have on hand MX) yards of a The contest in Hastings township will are home again. flue grade of Calico that sells every where at 6 cents )>er yd Mf. and Mrs. Ed. McNeil have be held in the Court Room at Hastings and upwards. I must have moved their goods to her father's home Friday evening Mar.24ib. The Rutland more roum for spring stock as they have hired out for a year at the contest will* be held at the Podunk and in order to get it 1 will County farm. church Friday evening Mar. 24. The sell this 800 yards at... Frank Prentiss and Mary Cooley were date and place of the Woodland contest ma'ried Sunday. Much joy and happi­ has not been definitely fixed. All these contests will be based upon what is ness be with them. Mri. Ellis has muscular rheumatism. known as “Michigan’s 800,” a list of 800 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McNeil and daugh­ words compiled by Mr.H. R. Pattengill Dou’t delay your purchase, ter Gladys have gone to Bedford, during his.term of office as Superinten­ hut come a: once while the stock is complete. Hickory Corners and Cedar Creek for dent of Ptibiic Instruction, consisting of common words misspelled in cor­ a weeks visit with friends. I have a fine lind of Mrs. Birney McIntyre is reported tick respondence, examinations, etc. Each school will study and practice upon the with the grip. list as much as they please and will se lect by any method they choose the FURNITURE REPAIR WORK. of all kinds, nud can please three best spellers in the school not you in quality and price. W. R. Jamieson,* of Grand Rapids, above the eighth grade to represent the district at the township contest. The Has Rented the Kelley rrBr-' for Produce. list o£ words upon which the contests Btiilding. found In Patternin’? W. R. Jamieson, of Grand Rapids, will be based has rented the Kelley Building the flrat Orthography commencing on page 48. COOTS QROVE The spelling will be oral and it is hoped building north of the National Bank, QENEK/IL STORE. who will do all kinds of furniture .re­ that the patrons of the schools of these pair work, and make anything to order townships that are to hold.these contests in the line of woodwork. He will al­ will encourage their pupils to do their COBB S CORNERS. so buy and sell second hand goods of ■ beet. No admission will be charged . Milroy Hutchinson has resigned his all kinds. Mr. Jamieson in a hustling, Everybody invited. pjsidiJta as teacher in the Woodland energetic young man, comes well re­ commended and solicits the patronage school. He expects to take up farming. ■ Tbie social at Joe Willett’s waa well of thi^ community. The arttat makes a model first not always llfi* size, but almost none of a'.tended owing to* trad roads. Pro­ B KURTZ DEAD. them actually dwj ■ the cutting .In th* ceeds, ’88.00. marple. This work Is intrusted to high­ James Matthews visited In Yankee ly. skilled liiilwins, who du the work Spring! over Sunday, the guest of his Died This Afternoon Alter a Linger­ under thHr direction, nud the sculp­ ing Illness—Aged 78 years. brottier-in-law Andrew Southward. tors HU|M»riuteh«i nil the finishing 'There was a good crowd at the grange 1 B. Knrta-died at his bom<* in the touches and even occnsloJially do some hall Saturday evening, there being 21 And ward this afternoon, of old age. of the rutting on the face and hands. tiged “A years. Deceaaed was taken ill Tbe ’hctual rutting of the stuno ta a numbers present. last fail and never rallied. ‘ He was most difficult process and reqntrea Hay seems to be in quite a demand xyeli known and .highly respected by great exix'rt skill. In case n full steed this spring. model Is made tbe sculptor sends it to all. He is survived liy a wife, four a p no fens tonal marble cutter, who Ira Moore is on the sick list. sons. John. Frank and Dick, of this roughly shapes the block. The general cjty and Fred, of Jackson, and three shape Is often given lo the block be­ CARLTON CENTER datighers. Mrs. Bige Benham. Mrs. fore It braves the marble yard to save Servifxa will be continued at the' Frank Hc«» and Mrs. Clara Fuller. 4he extra freight. The rough carving churdhjduring this week. The funeral will be.held Friday af- is then done by the marble cutter, who so shnpes tlie block as to give It tho .lotCi'5hupp has moved his family to tenuxm at two o’clock.. general outline of the figure to be re­ the D. R, Foster farm which he has produced. He drills n series of holes ADVERTISED LETTERS. bought* In tho block, the depth of-each of which List of letters remaining unodllecl Henri Wllliami is much improved al­ corn’S|>onds to an external point ot fur in this officefor the week ending the statue supposed to be Inclosed in though siijl suffering considerable from March 111 UMJ5. his ears1; 1 tho atone. After n sufficient uumliofi These lettera will be sent, to the dead of these boles have born- made In'dm Mrsi jiviright anti J. E. Cole are the letter office March 2T. 1903. if nut de­ stone lie removes th«* entire perforated latest ones to join the Hastings aud livered Before. In calling for the above phtase say** Advertised." giving date of portion. an«1 wbnt. remain* gives the Carlto^i riy-lephone Company. broad lln^s of the statue. The! Ijadies Aid Society will be held LADIES—Mm. K. E. Williams. Mra the 2‘ith of March one week earlier than Jennie Wellman. Nettie Bennett. Lor­ When the wise nnd witty Sir Thom­ usual.; This has become necessary be­ etta Burgess. Sarah Mudereon. Pearl Cora Prichard: Drop. as More was tM'bended fils bead was cause pf-a meeting of Fomona Grange Hopkins, Adelin Holcomb, Sophia Marshall. stuck on a pole on lx>ndon bridge, upon the date originally set. . GENTLEMEN-Harry RJnsie, Harry where It wna exposed for fourteen A week from Sunday the Sunday Howe, \ days, much tn the grief of his dsiigp Wm. K. Cook. P.M. school of. the Methodist church will ter, Margaret Rojier, who resolved, to secure it. "One day." says Aubrey. "u.< elect officers for the rest of the year. ; • she was passing under tbe briilge. look JAILED FOR BEING DRUNK. ing nt her father's bead, she exclaim Delbert Fisher, for being drunk and ed: ‘That bend has lain many a time PARMALEE. disorderly Saturday, was arrested by in my 1pp. Would to God It would fall Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stimson and bod Marshal Phillips. He waa taken before into my lap ns I pas* under!- Sl>e bad Harold were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Esq. Bishop, who thought a ten dollar her wish, mid it did fall into her kip." Philo Cljne Sunday. William or 90 days in Jail would , be Probably she bud'bribed ono of the Miss Betsy Sherk has finished he about right. Not being the fortunate keepers of the bridge to'throw It over school course in Lansing and become owner of the first he is compelled to be jnst ns the boat' approaclied. mid tlie once motte a resident of this place. au unwilling boarder at -the county's cxclnmtitlon was. Intended to avert the suspicion of tlie boatmen. At nlL Mr. Job Cheesebough, of Freeport, expanse. events, she got p<Mts<>Nxion of .It and was on b|xr streets Sunday and Mon­ preserved It with great care In a leaden day. By dlr&nion of the postofllce depart­ casket until her death, and it Is now Mrs. John Moxon is very ill at the ment. a pouch is now being made up in Inclosed in a niche In tin- wall of her home of her daughter, Mrs. 1. D. Reed the local p os to 9i ice for train No. 103 tomb tn St Dunstan's church, Canter­ arriving in this city at 8.50 a. m. This bury.—Notes aud'Queries. of Middleville. A number from here attended the contains all the mail for Grand Rapids and points west and north, and will in­ show at Middleville last week. "Speaking of luugbtvr, 1 have often sure much saving in time on such leiwondered If the laughing intut and the Mr. IrWin acting as agent for the tera, owing to the fact the 12:45 p. m. laughing woman really get along bet­ Ancient Order of Gleaners, is still in train ta almost invariably so late that ter In the world than tbe man and town. The order is growing in this it misses connections at Grand Rapids. woman who do not In ugh. or if they vicinity. The trial of Fred Raymond, of Yan­ laugh nt all merely grin at some George Todd aud family have return­ kee Springs, charged with highway rob­ amusing tiling," snki tlie observant ed home after 8 two weeks visit with bery has been proceeding In the circuit man. - "I do not know, I nm sure. Of the former's brother, Homer in Allegan course you will find that men and wo­ court so far this week. The case was men of both types probably .In your Reuben Huff was in the village Mon given to the jury this afternoou. The own acquaintance' have »>een able to day. concensus of opinion of those who get along fairly we!) In tbe world. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunsberger heard it seemed to be that Raymond Laughter Is no doubt good capital In a were in Grand Rapids the flrat of the and the man he is charged with aseaultgreat many Instances. It Is equally ing, Daley, are two of a kind, and that true that the grim face, the sour look, Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Joels, who has society would lose nothing if both I may miy. lias often proved nvaluabto asset. Tlie which would seem to indi­ een spending the winter in northern [ should get prison sentences. cate that there Is a time to laugh nnd a time not to . laugh.”—New Orleans Times-Democrat. AUCTION SALE 800 Yds. of CALICO . J will sell atPublic. Auction, on Tbe undersigned having decided to quit farm g. Wednesday, March 22nd, 1905 5cperud. SHOES HEKRT R/4QL/T A Matter of Health There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder which makes the food more digestible and wholesome. This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accord ingly endorse and recom mend it, ROYAL BAKWO POWMR CO., NCW YORK. Once In Moscow, near the Borovltch•kala gate, Count Tolstoi saw a per­ sistent beggar, asking aims, who ex­ claimed, “A little penny, brother, In tho name of Christ!” A police officer approached. He was young, martial and wrapped Hi tlie reg­ ulation sheepskin. At sight of him the beggar fled, hobbling away In fright and baste. ’» "Is It possible,” said Tplstol to him­ self. “that people are forbidden to ask charity. in Christ’s name—in a Chris­ tian tandr "Brother," he said.to* the police, "can you read?" "Yes,” Raid the officer pplltely. ."Have you read the Bible?" "And do you • remember Christ’s orders to feed the hungty?” And he cited tho words. Tlie policeman was evidently troubled. He turned to hta questioner and asked: "And you,'sir—you can read?" "Yes. brother.” • "And have you read the police regu­ lations?" "Yea, brother." “And do you remember that begging in the main streets 1a forbiddenr—Sue- 0 g a *2 ri M H Ul fi B 3 IJ S I‘Wood mowing machine 1 riding cultivator 1 walking cultivator 1 spring-tooth drag 1 steel land roller 1 plow 1 hay rack 1 hay rake I set of liob sleighs, nearly new 1 corn shelter, new 1 single-buggy 1 set of double harness 1 set of single harness A quantity of clover hay and oats 1 black gelding. 8 years old. weight 1300 • . 1 bay mare, weight 130Q 1 bay gelding, weight 120U I cow, 7 years old,' due in April 1 cow. 6 years old. due in April 1 new wilch cow. 0 years old i cow 10 years old 1 yearling heifer. 1 O I € brood bow. due April^lst 3.young ewee * 1 good wide tire lumber wagon 1 Deering mowing machine Terms of Sale: All suniH of $5 or under cadi; all minis over that amount eight month's time ongood, bankable paper at f> per cent interest. HOT LUNCH AT NOON ALBERT E. SHIVELY PROPRIETOR. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer your wants Hake them known in this, the BANNER’S WANT ADV. COLUHN—One cent a word. For Sale—A^pan of good bones, har­ ness and wagon. Inquire of Earner Lanfear at Spangeraachert hardware or 419 Michigan Ave. Wanted—Pure S. C. W. Leghorn and White Wyandotte eggs wanted in large quantities. Write or phone. FttKEfORT II vfCHERY Go.. Freeport Mich. Fon Sale—House, barn and 5 acrex of land on North Broadway. For further particulars inquire of P. A. Sheldon. For Sale,—Two good house^in secund ward, four blocks from City Bank. Also good work horse. Jos. Henkes. FOR SALE CHEAP, a good house, and lot io tbe second ward. Inquire of Chet Cisler, Hastings, Mich. WA N f EjD. Want (a buy a lot In HaaIngs. Will pay all or nearly all cash down. If you have one to sell address James E. Clark, R. F. D. No. «. Has­ tings, Mich. . For.Sale—Two yearling percheron colts. Good ones. For SaLb ok bkst-M, farm of 105 kerre, ilx milM south ot Hating,, Inquire ot Joseph Henkes, HaaUliga. Quality McCoys fieans Go To. For House Furnishings in all its branches Musical Instruments, Musical Sundries, Art Goods Frames and Mouldings nave your Sewtftg Machine Repaired for Spring use ARCHIE McCOY’S SEWING MACHINES, all grades. NEEDLES and all repairs. {Hastings, Mich. ANNOUNCEMENT I wUh to announce to the people ot this vicinity that 1 have |nat received ONE CAR LOAD nt Lan­ Two sing Wagons, sold here tor many years They are made on honor, fully guaranteed, and reasonable In price. Car Loads I have also received ONE CAR LOAD ot Buggies. Carriages, Surreys. They are all high grade, some ot them have robber tires, and comprise the best makes In the market. Give me a call. JESSE TOWNSEND Wbnt n vn.l dlir-reiin* thpre |, twoen on., Iw.m nniI nno(hrr. Ik th- l.)ne nntreu.m-lml Iwanl. I,mud and Uilck. whreb tire ownin' cartwww u »r It wore nn Infant. M-n will, uncfc bt'atd, tuny. 1 tlilnk. u . rure. p, truat. «l mllirr more than nil,, men. Can ynu Itnuklm, a Venetian dnm, or a member of the council ot ten without a beam; I cannot. It y„u Sort! re ’"*rk r°°dU’ “* l0"S •«« durlmt Ure prowwa of reflection you wui be ypbi to wonder whether or not Me mind would low it, 6.lu|||brllun |( "J."! “ “'e dean ■—All the Y e«r Round. FIRST DOOR NORTH OF HOTEL BARRY. HASTINGS. MICH. ■ lorapM1,l„„ at Dinner Franx Abt. the fatuous composer SX.’l^!*nw hoffie °°“ u?dTta ■rrt'"4- ”*» -Ton srenn rerr bapp,. dMr fellow H_»vo you bre„l ,n, orwMj.. ' tb^rep”;: __ \°° ®r*dently enjoyed It Whnt did A turkey,- repUed AbL ta- «U»RU1rXn. t°7. “ " rpc”nl,,<1 th«t th. "croro,,. ln UrT •“rW IF-eu. A tew later .crlet •:>,! bUt* wm Rdoptwl. FuaenU MrrltU o< dWCTMd raomlwr, -were stteodrd with nrach .bow ot nogeantr,.- At the tart.! ot Sir Philip lUdo^.wbrwM * °f <he Stlld. bl. XtT1"" “• Oro Ot M,- tb?So7* "Tb'> tabey." replied Abt RR> now preptred toaiiLn 1 “rraoo osd otb- i «.fnW.I&ta re w<” "rydltw. In parple. —London T.lwtmob. COAL Lehigh, Js Pocahontas Masslion Washed Nut Hocking Valley H. MATTHEWS & CO Just west ot C. K. & s Depot, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-03-22.pdf 042ea3dc59209c1fd2e2fc2310517546 PDF Text Text HASTINGS FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 47. onewaytoharmonize BANNER HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1905. RAYMOND CONVICTED EMPHATICALLY NOTTRUE OPPOSITION TO BIG DRAIN ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR BROKE THE RECORD DEMOCRATIC NOMINIEES But Only of Assault. The Jury not Castleton Citizens Sign Remon­ Full Democratic City Ticket NominaConsldrering the More Serious strance Against Proposed Big IS A CONTEMPORARY'S CHARGE THE CITIZENS CAUCUS MONDAY Charge of Robbery. ’ Thornapple Drain. EVENING WAS A WHOPPER. At the democratic city caucus held Fred Raymond. whoee assault upon OF BLACKLISTING BY HASTINGS March 30th. proceedings - will lie nt the city hall'hurt night the following FACTORIES one Daily, was narrated in the BAN­ taken to appoint tqxxial commisHioneni ticket was named: . • 309 VOTES WERE CAST NER but whose trial on the charge of City-Clerk—.James Patton. to examine the proposed Big Thorn­ SLANDER OF LEADING highway robbery had- not been con­ NOTHING OF THE KIND Treasurer—David Titmnn. apple Extension Drain, which will CITIZENS cluded when the BANNER'S form* Largest Number Ever Cast In a Cau. Board of Review—Thomas Sullivan. EVER DONE HERE carry the big Thornapple ditch from were cloned butt week, was convicted cua in the City of Hastings. A Supervisor 1st and 4th -Lorenzo Maus. Eaton county to the Naahvillb dam. Of assault by the jury. Daily, his vicSplendid .Ticket Nomin­ Supervisor 2d. and 3d—George AbA remonstrance against the building of Does Not Promise Much in the Dlrec-4, -iixn, was shown to be a. worthiest! sort On Contrary Discharged Employes tbjs ditch Has been very largely signed ated. tlon of Harmony or Prosperity of n feBow^The.jury seemed to think and Other* Who Left Other Factor, in Castleton. It appears that the coarts ’The ticket in.'a strong one. There l*he Citizens City Caucus was held in for Hastings. both of them w'iw.tp blame for what­ les of their own Accord are having prevented the lowering of Reed's opera house Monday evening, were 57 votes polled at the caucus. One of our local cpntesnporariee ever happened. as they were both Employed in Every Factory I ’Tbonmpple lake Wy drain, the fanners and was a record breaker, surpassing In declares that’ Hastings will grow pro­ drunk, and so they convicted Raymond in the City. of Castleton feel that they may suffer interest and attendance the most san­ ANOTHER AUCTION th*' of which ho w*< ecHoinlH ^.an^o(111„„e,ir tw.h(>, vided ‘that ali work together to moke • by the building of the big drain above guine expectations of the supporters of I’uiltv nnrl ** . every effort a succew in the way of in­ guilty, and n-ra were omit., quite on in a. .-.^,1 mood to sprjngXMTtiun, we presume. th>- fact-'■ NuhriUr further, many uf them ob­ the Citixens non-partisan movement, ducement for outsid«*Tw to fnyest their hnve given Daily some sort uf a punish­ cries art* being again discussed and, ject to tile expense. 8u we underxtand and proving conclusively that the pub- •James E. Clark, of. Baltimore, will .• sell a lot ot Live Stock, Grains money, to IxxxMne a part of mi. " i ment also. their methods made the subject <rf’ tb°>’ purjxme to come up here the ISith. I lie sentiment of this city is in favor of and l arm Tools. • As oil understand, the Board of Trade campaign deliate. No good con cume। to enter their protest. But according divorcing politics from city affairs. of this city is organized for the sole FINED FOR BEING DISORDERLY. of it. and there whs no reason for in­ to our understanding, this Will avail Luke Waters, Chairman of the.Citi-' On our last ]«ge will is* found the dnrpuse of promuting the city’s pro­ .John W. Riley was before Justice jecting thjs matter into city politia। nothing The drain hoe Ireit establish-1 tens City Committee, called the Caucus .quarter |>agv announcement of. James E. gress. andjnducing uuMiders h* well us Bisbop Monday morning on the bluirge tliis spring. ex4M«pt the purpose may cd. the right; of Way practimlly to order, L. .J Goodyear wu made Sec- Clark, , of Baltimore, .in which he ad­ insiders to*invest” their money in Has­ 1 of being disorderly. Marshal ffcillips bo to aruusu prejudice against the all secured, and nothing con stop the retary. Jason McElwain, Will Shul- vertises an auction sah of flpe stocjc. tings. . making the arrest. He jdeadod guilty, Victories. And will that help this, drain now but an order from the court. ters, W. N. Chidester, G F. Ch Ideater grains, hay and farm tool* to tie held But hare is how this city contempor­ and paid the $10.(15 fine and costs city! • , his premisre four and one half mile* The drain commiwioner, as we under­ and Guy Bauer were made tellers. . on ary is promot jitg this spirit of working which was ax*es*sd against him. But a contemporary state«fthat there, stand it. must procewl with the drain A formal ballot was nrat taken for straight south of the x:ity on Wednes­ together in unity. It Jap$aks of the is a blacklisting plan among the city unless hindered by legal proceedings. candidate for City Clerk, in which 290 day. March 2»th.. at one o'clock p. m. Ikxinl of Trade as follows: ‘Tf this softictories. in other words, that a.man votes were polled, of which Frank W. -H. Couch will act as nwtioneer, POLICIES NOT POLITICS called Board uf Trade was only a di-rliargtal from one of them cannot VOTE FOR THIS AMENDMENT Hams received 157, Floyd Davis 70, H. and Chas Hall as clerk. sincere organisation, much good might obtain employment in any other. It H. Snyder 37, R. B. Richards 96. Mr. .come fr«im it • • • But it 'was On the Former not the Latter §hnuld will be easy for any fien«>n' who cun* Hams was dedared the nominee. AMONG THE CHURCHES conceived in iniquity ntid sin. its to know the truth to leant that such To Provide for the Improvement of Divisions be made in City A formal ballot wan taken for city the Public Roads. founders profKwng an lion«*ty they do .• h lections. nqsirta of bbrnklisting are ateolately treasurer, in whish 309 votes were cast There will be tlirce Comjfitationol of wbichpi2 wire giren.lo C. E. Bene ■• Th«- Young" Pewjiea $ocietat of the fidac. We will guarantee that there is When it is remembered that all the .Our mild <nntempornry the Herald , i^tt a factory in Hustinngs which is Amendments mibmittad tn the volert diet and 07 to Chns. W. Clarke. I’. B. church. rkcted the ftdlnwing mimufact|iren<. a large majority of the scolds at the BANNER for our article xjot to-day employing n«K one Init sev-1 of this state tliis jewing. Tw» <rf.thcni The tellers were instructed to cast officer* at the baeinew* meeting-held business num., and a large number t»( urging that rm jjartv tickets he placed oral men wfiu have his-n disclmrged! are jHtrely for Genesee county alcair. the vote uf the caucus for Marcus W. ,Jost/Priilay evening: Pretulrnr- Mise lulMiring mini jot this city, are mvmlie^s in the field in this city this spring. Jil j fpi«n. or <»f their own accord have left one relative to the circuit jtalgi*. the Riker for justice of the peace. Alta Cowell; Vice ^Rnwidei* Mire of the Board i<if Trade, numlirring in taking that ]M>*itiuu. we wen* nut crit-1 M’tuc of the other factories. This । other to provide county auditor* for Three ballots were necessary to nom-z Blanche Jen**n; Jt'-ecri-tary Mm|« Helen - all about 2(I>. । it wiR lw how un­ arising nominees on Hie democratic Would not be the ease if this blocb- that -ctrnnty. The third anumdment inate a candidate for member of the Fritz- Treasurer - Miss Fltredn Ruomm;. just is this contempuray. how unfair, ticket in this city hut spring. We listing story were true. Nor can any ■ concern* the whole state. It is entitled Board of Review. On the third ballot Organist—Mire Myrtle Darling: Chor­ and bow conducive to anything but were Maying that we beleive, that a- ♦ bo show luty’gu's! reason fur a black- I ”An amendment to tip- cunstitutiun ul Herbert H. Snyder was chosen. ister—Mr*. Maggie Falconer. / city administration elected on a non­ 1 Siting jirupoaitiuu. or any good that thin state relative to providing for the | unity and hannony. The caucus then divided Into super­ t According to this contetpporary. partisan ticket would be loss hampered would come from it to the factories. I improvement uf the public wagon 1 visor* districts, the 2nd and 3rd wards consistent policy for • Every up-to-date factory m’an reali­ roods " ANNOUNCEMENTS. these mcmlxTS of the Board of Trade in carrying out renotninatingU. H. Osborne for super­ If this amendment shall carry, then visor. Mr. Osborne asked to be reliev I The Woman's Home Mlfetuyni are engaged in a disreputable scheme the city's growth and prugres- than un zes that evwy employee is entitled to administratiun elected because of the ' the State uf Michigan u ill adopt a to deceive thn citizen* ot Hastings, the best componsatioh his serviom cat? ed this year, feeling that be had already- ciey.-will meet.at the home * f Mix command. We w'ill guarantee that stab* system uf improvement of the made as much sacrifice in giving his Mary B. Dennis March 29, »t 2:80 and to oppose its real.interests. If the party affiliations of its nominees.^ But tiie Herald concluded its article every superintendent of every factory public wagon r<wula. The United time, to this office as ought to be asked o'clock. aiiu of this ^contemporary were the g<s)d of the city, one can hardly con­ with a very meritorious suggi^Uon, in Hastings would not only not hindenut States government is al re inly moving of a business man, and urginglhat some The L. UI B. A, Circle of th E. ceive any couree more inconsistent or which was that there lie two nun;|vu*> employee getting better wages in on- in thi* matter, ami jtho propedtiun is one else be nominated. But the caucus vhffreh will be entertained ' nnxvi«| If. how’ever. the aim be to. tisan tickets in ^lasting* this sprtwgj 4><her fiwtory. but wouldencourag him fig the general guvemment to appro- was so well satisfied with Mr. Osborne afternoon, of next week, by Mr If that could have been arrang’d, it to go where he could get the Irst pay pirate |25.009,(100 for this piyi*"*'- and his work that it gave him an un arouse prejudiii’e. promote division* working in connection with the vari­ animous renomination. We are sure KenasUm, Mr*. F. Nausel. and «!rs. H. array citizen* against each other, then would b- exactly in line with the sug- |>0ssible fur his M>rviceo. C. Andms. at Mrs. Kenaston s homo gxstion'of the BANNER editorial, The only thing that could ever have ous state*. Michigan's share of this the voters of the 2nd and 3rd wards will on Jefferson street A pensmal invita­ this eontemporary's slander of leading appropriation will hi- over |7lM),0(<0. appreciate Mr. Osliorn's work and his citizens can b6 .understood. We doubt which urgfd divisions on -policies nut happened that would furnish a basis tion is unnecessary to attend thire jioliticN. Now wh will see how much fur this silly story of blacklisting' But until our state constitution shall spirit of self-sacrifice in this matter. however, that. this contemjnrarv' will j meetings. Ijuliiw are cordially invit­ weight the Herald's suggestion may j would be that some in on <liwharged be amended, Michigan cannot get a The 1st and 4th wards unanimously ed to come and bring their friends. A lie, able to convict the nunnbership of cent of tihe national appropriat ’ on. haw with the present leaders of its nominated AJonzo Woolley as candi­ special invitation is extended to the the Bynj-d of T.nulh of pbinning harm 'own party ir. this city. Wo Imagine from one factory had applied to the others and Iren unable to get employ-1 ’.Vc all want better ruads. We nil date for supervisor. Mr. Vtooliey had to our fair city. Any unbiased citizen we see those who assnme' to lead the' ment. iMwause they hail no" place to i know we will never get them until all along'decllned to consider any sug­ toachcra uf the city schrxils. who can can easily convince him.Melf that the democratic party in Hastings rising off»-r him. But such » comlition as some eyitem shall H* adopted that will gestion of himself as a candidate for spend a pleasant hour with fha circle Board of Trade as a body, and its * abovu their partisanship! It will be that happens frequently' with-other! give stato and national aid and super­ supervisor. But his qualifications'for after the close of school officers and members are laboring un­ Next Sunday morning the pastor of when the/iemucratic party in Hastings men who apply for work at 'the factor-1 vision. Let us all vote for this amend­ the place are so excellent, and be is a selfishly for the city’s good. Just let ment, which will lie a long stop in the man who has the confidence of the peo­ the U. B. A. Church will begin a series repudioUe its present leadership that it him join the Board, attend its meet­ will rise above party considerations in ies and with new, men who have never direction .we nil want to go. ple to such an extent, that the caucus of sermons on the general topic of ings. and he will se»- that thi* organ­ city affairs. Thf rank and file <>f that Iren discharged. determined to name him, doing so un “The Master". Tho sermons will be For ten years the. writer was mana­ ization is ami has lx*rn working for DOES IT NOT GO TOO FAR lured un inc.identa.in the life of (Tirist. l«*rty are no doubt willing and ready animouslv. , the city’s good, and imrposm to con­ to do so. and Brother Field correctly ger «*f the Hastings .Wool. Boot 'Cb. The bill 1ms been passed by the legis ­ During that entire .time he never ask­ Luke Waters was unanimously re, The Special topic will be “Tiw Mission tinue that useful service. voices their si-ritiments in urging ed any other factory to refuse employ­ lature granting the board of supervisors nominated as chairman of the City of the Master, ’ * In the evening tho Our contempirary certainly ought Subject will be "Wanted - A Man. ’’ of Barry county a» w.-Il as certain divisions on jolicie* not politiis in not to teekto discredit. an orgination- city ehvtimi* But the present city ment to any man discharged from the other cvtzntiea. full control of all drain Committee, and L. J. Goodyear secre­ The Sunday morning subject, ar tho tary. ' of 2UD meinbcre. competed of niann- leadcni’of th- Herald’s party will not Wool Boot factory, nor was lie ever matters, and remleritig tho drain comThis Caucus was not only the largest, Methodist church will !*• "Thu United ■facturerw. Inislness and profewsional fall in line with the Hendtl's timely Risked by the management of any other missioncs pcwi-rle-w to net except .as Heart;" tla> evening sulVnei. "Jonah but one of the most orderly gatherings and laboring men, by rhprging that suggestion^ This, is to be regretted. fadtory in this cify not to employ a they mnydibect. That than* h&vebeeto ever held in Haiti ng*. It was typical and the big nsh. " man they hud discharged. In that tltey. whiKJxwn homes and all of whose evils in the old dram law go«-, without Musical at Ilaptist Cluinji March. of its progressive spirit, and it meant true the writ-r gave employment to interests are here, are m».an patriotic 28.-at 7:3H p. tn. Admissidn 5 cents. DESERVE THLIR GROWING PAT­ several men wbo-had Iren dischargvd saying. It hit* often worked hardship to business and did it from the start. ' that tls'v will pretend to shrve the city RONAGE. The pghlin invited. ' from other factories. Without doubt hnve n drain put through on the |KrtiW ard N ominations. while in reality they plot against it tion of -top men In some case* alto­ On our hist r-;tg<" will l>e fi/ ind the evttry manager of every factory in the Th«'Yeckley I. A. S. will have a At the Citizens Ward Caucuses 'held But i»ossibly this contemgporary will gether too heavy a tax has been spread announcement of W. H. Myers A- Son. city has had the same ♦ xjsTicnee. dinner tins wwk Friday, at thi* Yecklast evening the following nominations say that -his criticism* were only.inFor the goixl of the city ami for its on a whole township to help pay for were made. . the harnessdeaicrMATbey need no intro­ ley school hoosr. • All invited. Now s drain which has benefit ted but a few rondedfbr a.few of the Boafil of Trud<* prijgress. there ought to lie an end of • 1st Ward—Aiderman, Elroy Tobias, offi«x*rs will be elected. members. If so. the criticisms are duction to our readers, as they are the such slanders', about the factories of of the citizens of that town. This has i The Union S. 8., Teachers Meeting equally unjust. It is certainly anything oldest dealer* in the city. Tins enter­ thb city. They are conducted liy hon­ lieen done under the jilea of "benefit to Constable, Fred Keech. 2nd Ward -Alderman. Chas. Sher­ will he held nt,the M. E. church on prising firm have equipped themselves the pnlJio health'* when ’ the public but creditable to 2»m> manufacturers. orable men, abure the mennneas and wood, member sf school board, John next , Monday evening at 7:30 o’clock. businHa. profeeaionai and laboring men with the brwt of up-to-date machin­ littleness of trying .to prevent their em- was healthy enough before.. But we Weinert. Constable, George Kelley. Those present will be orgntuzed into a to charge them with lieing such fools ery and appliances to produce the finest plorMB from getting work anywhere feel that majorities have a right to 3rd ward—Alderman, Geo. Hlnch- class . and best grade* of harness, and employ and the Rev. Arthur Trbtt will rule in this county, anil if the majori ­ thatthey will pennit a few to lead that it is to their advantage, and who man, member of school board, A. E. teach i it. Cdme prepared to discuss them to oppose their own and the only the best workmen. ' They fully hare never eren thought of blacklist­ ty of jieuiio who will bo interest**! in Keuaston. Constable, Wm. Waite. i the Ieie«>n of April 2nd. guarantee their work, imd their guarhaving a|ffrjtin constructed want one' city 's good. 4tb ward — Aiderman, Frank C. I ing any man. | unty is good as ♦•very one who know, they ought to have the right to have Thu purpose of this blacklisting talk them nmlerstands. They keep a full it. Howitver we fi-el sure the I ward uf Brooks, Constable. Guy Haven*. i stock of thinks, valises, robes, blankets, would seem to he tn arouse prejudice, sujwrvisovs will desire to do the right A RARE TREAT whips and everything in their line, and to make lew. pleasant the kindly thing, and will give to the majority WILL SELL MIDDLEVILLE SUN having as fine a stock iw you u ill find rvlatiuns that have always existed be-, GLASS CREEK GRANGE. Was the Entertainment Given by the in cities much Inrgor, than Hastings. tween employer and employee in this interestediiii any prop<**sl drain tl»* J. W. Saunders Desires to Sell That right tu ctbnpel it* construction. Program for Glass Creek Grange, Excellent Paper. All Will Regret Arion Male Quartette at St. Rose’s And the beat uf all is that they do । April 1; HLs Leaving This Field. Hail Last Thursday Evening SEVERE MISFORTUNE. business npon honor. ENJOY AN EXCELLENT TRADE. Brother J. W. Saunders, of the Mid­ Singing by the griutgi. The last numlier of the "Women's One of the horserf belonging to Mm Barnaby Bros. the well known Roll call—Quotations from the Bible. Club lecture • course was given last ' MA>Y CALLS FOR PHONE U. David Bennett's dray team died one Inkers, are enjoying a constantly in­ dleville Sun, will dis|>ose of his news Select reading—Lens Otis. . ’ Thursday evening in St. Rose's Halt F. W. Clifford, the market man. is day Just week, and the other has lieen creasing-trade. In their linking depart­ paper property In our -sister village, and Recitation—<leorgic Haven*.. ' . move to a more healthful climate out The Arion Malo. Quartette with Miss. tbsroughly convinced of the efficiency sick a very long time.} This is a severe ment they lose nothing but the cele­ weet, where his daughter has already Topic — To what extent is houMholid. Elina B. Bmith. os reader, closed tho of BANNER advcrisiDg. Immediately blow to this plucky, hard-working brated Gold Mine Flour, and fur all located. Barry County newspa[>er cir­ accounting poMilde to the fanners wife . most successful lecture course held in after placing his adv. in this paper for wonyp, who has st' bravely made her cooking aiid baking they use nothing —Horence Harthy. this city. It was a company of artists i his delicious pig jmrk nausage. made way-in the world: after the death of but pure leaf lard. This is the reason. cles will regret this step on the part ef Song- Edgar Otis. Brother Saunders, for he has wffn a nod their entertainment was of a high >by him. orders oumnienced to cntne.in her husband, taking upon herself the । doubtless that a g rent many families Selection--Abbie McKibbin. order anil enjoyed by all in the house. by phone front all jiarts of the city, care and responsibility of continuing in the city, use nothing but Barnaby’s warm place in their hearts bv his kind­ Topic---- How can a man manage The selections by Miss Smith were, and hi.s business has trebled in vol­ bis bu«Snres.' meantime rearing the bread anti, (MUitry. When you place ly ways - The recent death of his sou, the farm to increase iw incamo- B. followed soon after by that of his wify exceptionally well rendered and tvere ume. Several clerics aro kept on tho large family of children. We believe your next inter for baked goods of any Jenkins and otters. were a great shock to him. Ilfs only re* encored repeatedly. The Women's jump most uf Um time. Mr. Uliffonl, that here is a case where the liberal description ask your grocer for Burna­ xnaining child, Miss Bessie, was oblig­ Recitation Delia Jenkins. Club of the city are to be compliment­ the proprietor, is an experienced man people of this town ought to show their Vocal inn sic—Jiera Newland, by's, and don't accept any substitute. ed to quit this climate because of pour ed or> the good course presented. himself, and has very valnable assist­ benevolent qualities. Minnie Gorham, Lecturer. They also fiirnith excellent meal* and health, and the father desires to Hue ants in Messrs Joe Mcrrierr and Roy lunebes at till hour*, nt very reaanmt- with her, and It Is this wish that haw WELCH-DARROW Cliffonl7~his jtentlemanly clerks, tho HAMS & RUSS hie price*. Read their ndv. on ng** six. made him decide to close out his busi­ STAR GRANGE No. 306. | . A very'pretty wedding uoenrred in former being an exjxirt meat cutter. ness in Middleville Wherever he may this city Wednesday' at the home of The last meeting of the grange was The Well Known Gfocers, are Enjoy­ locate, the good-w ishee of all who know held Saturday evening Mar. J8. There THE LODGES. ing a Lonstatnly Increasing Trade.r' MILD CASE OF SCARLET FEVER. Mr. and Mrs. 'Chas. D. Zahm, when him will go with him. . . . I Miss Hilda Newton, whose* parents ' tl]eir niece, Mia* Rena G. Welsh, was was a good attendance and a good pro­ To morrow evening at the home of gram rendered. Hams & Rum, the well known gro­ 'live at 82H-Hanover St., has a mild' united in marriage to Edwjn Darrow, j Wedenes'♦<tay evening. March 29'. na .a special communication, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. VanKoevering In cers, are enjoying a fine ^rade. With J case^scarlet fever City Physician. ’ of Grand Rapid*. Rev. Crandall oftici- . there will it The next meeting will be held Satur­ the fourth ward, Miss Maud Peters, day Apr. I. and the following program a large, -complete and varied stock to Dr. Burton, has taken hold of . ating. Tho following gneeta frpm out ' of lust+iys ’ lot^ge. No. 52. F. and A. for ttVpurpose of conferring the sister of Mrs. VanKoevering. will be has been prepared: __ select from, this firm is drawing the the matter energetically, having qnar- 1 of town were,present: Mr. and Mrs. I M., for Roll Coll—Attractive features of the patronage of people living far from the , antined the house and the family, so Dennis Ward. Maple Grove; Mr. and 1 th ini degree. Refresbmcnta will bo united in marriage to Mr. Chas. Keqcity. They know that hero they can its Ui prevent the spread oAtbe disease. ( Mrs. Roy Raj won, Maple Grove: Mr. ■ served- and company is expected, field, Rev. Arthur Trott performing home. ! the ceremony. Both the contracting Vocal SOlo— Carrie Pattuc. Mik Ray Sikes,' Nashville; Miss Please take due notice and govern get the highest |x»sible prices for pro- As the case is a very mild pne. it is 'and _____ । parties are well known, and very popuRecitation—Clare Burton. dneq ami at the same time have the Miwill ™ Georp, I yonneln, H.H ^Mingi, ** M“J'' N-hrili. OroTa . JyJ,, | lar among the young people. __ Select reailing—Jnna Perry. advantage of making selections from ' a very large stix'k. —J BLIT THE OUTLOOK FOR SUCCESS IS MOT ENCOURAGING THAT WAY. A CITY CONTEMPORARY’S THE GRANGE �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH ». iy>*_ kz. Hastings Banner. PubUiihftd every W«1n«4*y afternoon *t Huttags, Michigan. COOK BROS . Editor*. FORTY-NINTH YEAR. Subscription by Mall. Past-Paid. ONE YEAR BIX MONTBS THREE MONTHS Entered at the [>osto01<»' at HaAtingi. Michi­ gan, as aecond cUas matter. ADVERTISING: RATES. Diaplay advertising, rates furateh-d on ap?!l- printed free ft* news matter. 0y-.No communication will bn tiubfisbed un­ der anr ctrcumaianoes unless It bears the writer's name and post office address. JOB PRINTING. The lUxsrkR haa one of the best equipped ob offices Ui Western Michigan, and la prepared o do every kind of book and job.pclntlng. REPUBLICAN TICKET. ricincr. William J. McKone. Fur Judge ot Circuit Court, jth Judicial In iin address* before & “rongrree'of mother*'' .•i-.sembled in Washington last week. President Roosevelt' fave utternuce to winestriking things, which are worthy <rf the most thoughtful consider­ ation. He characterized aS co,n>nlly as well as limtidly Selfish and\ sinful the Increasingly large numlier Of homes which were childless, and stated tljijl the glory of woman was .trite motherhood. Among the many notable things he said were these: The birth pangs make ajl men thp debtors of all women. On the whcle 1 think the duty of tho-woman the most important, the more difficult.. and the more honor­ able of the two. No piled up wealth * * • will permanently avail any people * * * unless the aver­ age woman is a good . wife, a good mother,'able and willing to perform the .first great duty of womanhood, able and willing to Iwar and to bring up as they should be Brought up. healthy children, sqjind in ixxly. mind, and character,. and numerous enough so that the race shall increase and not de­ crease. No mother has an easy time, and most mothers have very hard times: and yet what true mother would barter her exjierience of joy and sorrow in exchange'for a life of selfishness. which insists upon perpetual amusement and the avoidance of core? ■ • oped it into a fine farm as may be found in many a long ride in that pros­ perous country. He provides five hun­ dred comfortable homes for his tenanis, and a number of schools for the children. There are vast quantities of cotton, corn, wheat, oats. potatoes, turnips, cowpeas. - and tons of hay and forage cultivated for the hogs, mules, horses, beef cattle and dairy cows, that ore found on this farm. It will he time to revise the tariff when the demand for such revision comes from some one except a small coterie who hope to make larger pro­ fits by lower tariffs and care nothing for the interests that may suffer by it. The present tariff schedules are not infallible. The . time will come when they must be changed. That time may now be here in the case of some partic­ ular articles. If so, 'let revision be made by the friends of the protective system not its enemies. And let it be done only when it is certain that more good than ill shall result. It is evident that the tide of im­ migration to this country will be stronger than ever this year. But what would become of this country if it were not replenished from tl\ other nations? We still have much.to do and few to do tho work. But the United States ought to insist on a butter grade of emigrants. Those from the south of Euroiie are not as desirable as those from the northern part of that continent who used to constitute,the great In^lk of the immigration to this Twelve miles from Athens., Geo'rgia, Colonel James Smith whan the war of the reliellion was ended, purchased twenty-three thousand acres of land in the sunny south and gradually dcvel- Miss Josephine Trimmer United In Marriage to Mr. Cyrus Shellenbarger, of Lake Odessa. On Wedneedayeveuing. March 19th. at the home of Mr. ard Mrs. Bradley Cowell, occurred the marriage of their granddaughter Miss Josephine Trim­ mer. to Mr. Cyrus Shellenbarger. The wedding waa quite elaborate, the rooms twing decorated in roere. sweet jieas. and violets, with drapings of white, pink and lavender. There were arch ways of ever-green hung with Chinese lanterns, through which bride and groom with their attendants. Mias Alta Cowell and Mr. Claude Mosher, passed on the way to the parlor, where the friends had gathered to witness the ceremony. The wedding march was played by Mr. John Martin, as the bridal party took their stand beneath a large white belt Rev C. E. Cliff, of Naahville. officiated. Shortly after the ceremony, the guesjg took their places at the din­ ing table, which was heavily laden. A throe.course dinner was served after which the guests’assembled in the re­ ception rdom. wKere the minister made a presentation of the gifts which were many and will be useful. The guests Wore memlters of the im­ mediate families find near friends. The out-of-town guests were. Mr. Frank Trimmer, father of the bride, of KalarnaztMi; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Slwllenbarger, father and mother of the gvobmi Herbert and Mabie Shellenluirger, I«ake Odesaa; Mr. Claude Mos­ her, Cloverdale: Mr. - John Martin, of Chicago: and Mr. and Mrs. Bell, of Kalamazoo. ^Tlie usual prank* were played on the Wedded conple and tho guests departed al a late hour, wishing (he couple a long, happy and prosperous life. . TOWELS S-W® The legislature should get to work and give to the people of this state what the republican platform promised, a workable, optional primary reform There were 52.J48 applications for pensions last •year, an increase of 2.000 over 1903. Evidently the inventive faculty is not dying out in the United States. The money in circulation in this । country is $2,560,621,125,'an increase of 103, (XX), (XX) in the last year. . TWO CAR LOADS OF PIPE FOR GAS PLANT NOW HERE. u* week two carloads of pipe for the new gas plant arrived, 'and were unloaded on the gas company's lot in the second ward. We understand two cars more will arrive in the near future. While . , I 20 Doz. Towels of all descriptions, | Regular 15, 18 and I 20c values at.... OUR LINE OF SPRING GOODS BEARS INSPECTION. all to Inspect Invite this Line Quality-the Highest. Prices-the Lowest. STYLE 487 We are sure ■ that if the voters of Barry county felt that there was any danger of the election of Judge Smith there would be a large turn-uut at the polls on elect ion day. The only pctnible danger uf a large majority for him lire in this very confidence of his elec­ tion by a large majority. It 'has haje HOTLY CONTESTED LAW-SUIT pened that majorities have been cut down under such circumstances. We hope the voters of Barry county will Cyrus Beison Sues the Barry & Eaton Insurance Co. see to it that Judge Smith's name is ou the state ticket they may vote. I ast summer Cyrus Beison. of Rut­ land. lost his barn by fire, the build­ We must get away from the idea ing being insured, for $(KX) and contents that Japan is a heathen- country. A $450 in the Barry & Eaton. It appears n ation where all children are compell­ that Beison was not at home when the ed to go to school, which tolerates all fire occurod. It originated from the forms of religion, which has.l.-Sbi) overturning of a lantern *which his daily newspapers, and which is so full wife carried into -the barn, psing the of patriotism as Japan, may not be light, she says, to hunt eggs in the Christiart but is certainly not heathen. hay mow. The company declined to pay the According to Mulhall's. Dictionary of Statistics, the amount of money an- loss, alleging "that it was not nearly so much as clajmod, and further that the uallyexiNMuled on alcohplic liquors in the United States is $323.0X1.(*»». $15.(X)d.- burning of the~l>im had been planned in order to get the insurance. OiM) going for wine. $21(LOQO.(KX> for Mr. Beison insists that the loss is beer, $5.000,(XX) for spirits: One iiungenuine, and that all the property dred and eleven million dolirnw are esti­ claimed as lost was consumed in the mated to be paid in taxes. fire, and that the fire originated from’ The debts of the nation of the earth the accidental overturning of the lant­ aggregate over $30,000,000,000, The ern. He claims the property destroyed United States has by . long odds the has been fairly. inventoried. He .a»smallest of any of the nations of the nerta further that neighlinrhood jealousy first class. and this country has more and the enmity of a local director of than twice as much wealth as any the Barry & Eaton is ‘at the bottom of the trouble. He has therefore sued country in the world. — for the insurance. . ■ At the beginning of the present year The suit began Wednesday, and will there were 5,555 national banks in this probably not !x< concluded' before country, having a capital erf 085,411, - Thnraday or Friday of this week. (JOO, a surplus of $593,000,000 land de­ Colgrove & Potter represent the Barry posit* uf $8. TUT.706.531. The (deposits & Eaton while Thoa Sullivan and F. have more than troubled in the JMLHt W. Walker represent Mr. Beison. It is eight years. being hotly contested by both sides. The voters of Barry county certainly can afford to put aside their partinahip and give their votes to Judge Clement Smith. His two terms on the circuit bench qualify him for far more efficient service in the future. He has arrived at the time of life when his judicial faculties should be and are at their best For forty years the law has been his profession, and for twelve years he served on the bench. The people of Barry county will be trying no experiment in elevating Judge Smith to the ‘bench for a third time. There is the least of partisanship in connection with a judicial ’office, and the less of it tho better. Therefore we feel wo are-guilty of no impropriety in The intere< bearing debt of the calling upon the voters of Barry county United Statre is $H95.157.470. cf which to ignore party linesand re-elect Judge $543,000,000 bears but 2 j®r rent in­ Smith. terest. and these Ixmds are at h pre­ mium. This country has the bast ereaide investment: Ita conservation of dit of any in the world. ' the productive forces of the state would far out-measure all its cost, and A bill was-introduced in the last well justify it without any appeal to congress to prohibit divorced people' the humane and benevolent considera­ from holding office. If congress had tion's. Other .states are cx|»erimenting made it a law, it would have done hopefully with institutions fur the more good than a great deal of the leg­ open-air.-enre—one in Illinois makes islation that body passes. most gratifying reports and they seem to have' demonstrated that we Tiave | We urge our renders not to let con­ I hero at home all of the eilmatic cotuli- tests over township or city elections Itions that are needed. If that is true, cause them to forget the state t iciest (the money that the people spend in and to reinemlnr that Judge Smith, of : seeking those conditions in distant this county is a candidate on that tick­ . (states wonld equip a sanitarium in et for circuit judge. every county. . The Indiana legislature A bill is in preparation to provide a hoe lately appropriated $187,000 for an institution for that?«atr. and a confer- sanitarium for the free treatment of consumption. There is no'question, aw wi the iml^Mtwill be held in Dethat from a purely economic staud.point such an institution that could The Scripps league of newtpapers is produce good results wonld he a profitUrging the Ixmefits (?) of having all party orginations dispensed with so far as they are maintained to make party nominations. The zeal of the Scripps newspapers in this matter will repay a little study. And when you get down to it yon will find, in our judgmennt. that enhanced profits for die said newspapers is the animating, controlling purpose. It is commonly understood that the columns of the Scripps newspapers arc a matter of merchandise to the candidates or party that will come down with the ready cash. When such a league begins a crusade for political pnrifcy, it is -a spectacle to make the gods shed buck­ ets uf brinry tears. WEDDING BELLS A new and complete line of Banner pattenm in stock. " Call and get a fashion sheet. The Three Pluck, Push and Perseverance -7-are all essential to fi­ nancial success. A sys­ tematic system of saving is of equal importance; and this often has its be­ ginning with the opening of a little savings account. Possibly you would like to talk with us about the matter. We pay 3 per cent. on savings deposits, Compounded semi-annnally. Hastings National Bank, HASTINGS, MICH. Only National Bank in Barry County FIFTH GRADE OBSERVED ST. PATRICK’S DAY. Pupils of the fifth grade. Miss Min­ nie Matthews teacher, observed St. Patrick's Day. Friday with a special program in the afternoon. The room was decorated in appropriate vcolors, and the -scholars sang familar Irish melodies in a pleasing manner, and an article on St. Patrick "was read by Miss Matthews. The latter half of the exercises was a mothers program, com­ plimentary to the mothe’ra present.and absent Quotations showing careful selection were given by each pupil, and verses of home songs rendered. At tho close each visitor was presented with a shamrock on which was a familiar quotation from the Irish poet. Moore. The visiters, fifteen in number, then examined the work of the pupils which was in evidence all about the room and on the tables. It was a most entertainning and interesting after­ noon. People who do not visit the schools are missing much. MANY NEW RESIDENCES This Will Surely be a Busy Year for Carpenters and. Masons in Hastings. That' the hammer and saw will make merry music in Hayings this year is already an assured fact. A. E. Kenaston is planning to build ten hoiwM if he can get the necessary .help. He If you have the grip, with all of ito attendant symp­ toms yon should call for.„. CooSyW, Coid tnd grip cur. n wot, CosdyMr’s White Pine end T»r will eure year cough - 15 cent. Goody..,', tarty Morning Hwd.eh. Cn „,lu<,a, ,g manti for houses in this city hs there is right now. and if he had his pro­ in ?<** a f,1U KSe t,f posed new ones erected ho would have fine line of Box Letter Paper. no difficulty in Helling them. Morgan Jones is planning to erect at least half a dozen in the second ward. C. H. Bauer will commence work on throe naw homes in the first ward as soon as the frost is out of the ground. Sinclare Brock will build a nice home in the first ward this summer. Mire Anna Jphnson ia planning a fine home on the SETTLED WITH STATE TREASUR. THEIR NEW OFFICERS lot she Ixiught some time since in the fourth ward near tho central school Woman s Club Elected Them Last building. Friday Afternoon. At their meeting Friday afternoon BROKE LINE SHAFT. the Women's Club elected new officers Saturday the line shaft at tfce Table for the ensuing year as follows: factory broke, compelling a shut-down. President—Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds. Vice President—Mra Flora B. Ren- A new section was ordered and arrived in time so the factory started up again k.-s. . ; Monday. Rec. Secretary—Mrs. Louise Evartii. Cor. Secretary—Mrs. Sarah Huffman. Republican city caucuses are called Treasurer—Mra Mabel Stebbins, for the following dates : City caucus in librarian—Miss Resells Goodyear. the City Hall on Thursday evening Directors, for two years- Mrs. Nettie March 23d, and ward caucus^ .^Fri­ VanAuken and Mrs. Sadie Cook. On March ’21st only, there will he day evening March 24th, first ward at «O Point, io Membership Committee—Mrs. Nettie verting booth, second ward at voting Ar7.nb'*P Brooks and Mrs. Carrie Grant. L? orl^o> Indina Territory booth, -third ward at A. E. -Senaston’s The election passed off very harmoni­ office, fourth ward in thAcounty “’Il“.9kl»liom*.s<onu> Dakota, Te^ ously. The officers elected will fiM the Clerk 8 office. A chairman and other places with credit to tbemaelvte and members of the city committee will be th. ticket 6a« C"1 “ the dull. elected at the city caucuses. Shelf P“Peri W. H. Goodyear, W. S. Butaos, Aoknt. a �HAS BANNER MARCH 22. igoj. Shoes Court,House News Well I fcuess we can please you. The American Lady $3 00 and The American Girl $2.50 for Ladies are leaders in their respective prices. “Crossetts” Shoes Ar men need no introduo. don. I SELL THEM C. H. Osborn This cut illustrates my new method of fitting glasses RETINOS COPY Requires no questions1 to find the refractive error, makes fitting surer. F. R. Pancoast. I GENTLEMEN! We invite your particular atten­ tion to our beautiful new stock of Spring Woolens for:... As the past we sh'tll strive tb matnUin our position at the head of the list for line work and satis­ faction in every way. Suit* from $20 up. • Trousers from $8 up: C. E. Lunn Floe Tailoring. WARRANTY DEEDS. » Che People’s Exchange Having rented the Kelly building north of the National Bank. 1 ain prepared to make anything to order in the line nf woodwork, and will do all kinds of... Furniture Repair Work. Wlllalso’buy and Bell second band goods and solicit Your patronage and will merit it by ] 1 ; , < < < GOOD WORK AT REASON ABIE PRICES W. R. JAMIESON, First Door North of Notional Honk. DR. C. H. BURTON Specialist in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses carefully fitted. Offitw OTW Horton', Grocery Store. TOinn. J Office -.8. 1 h0M | Iteelaence 158. “Do\vou shave yourself all tho time?" Baked the burlier. „ •'Ko. I stop occasionally for meals." iKild Jim pin u savagely. Next to excellence Is the apprecia­ tion of IL—"Hiackirajr. SIDE Some Well Turned Observations by a Patron of the Rural Route. Mr. Editor: As Mr. Lichty has been airing some of the grievances of the carriers, perhaps it would not be amiss to let you know some things that are not so pleasant for the patrons. ■For instance, quite often the-carrier fails to bring .the county paper to the rural patron. If we ask him where the county paper Is. the reply is given: “I don't know. Yon will have to find that out. at the postoffice.' ’ I suppose we ought'to consider our­ selves crompletely muffed out by this answer. But I am bound to say that I believe the carrier who knows that his patron takes a county paper-,, and knows that that has been delivered at the postoffice, should see to it that this patron had this paper which the car­ rier knew the patron had been taking right, along while he had been on the route. Further, when the carrier gets a let­ ter from a box to be ■ delivered a- few miles further oil he ought not to keep that letter until the next day, when it has ceased to be any good to the one f*ttt or the sender, and thereby causing a lot of inconvenience to both. You see thern are two sides. ■ Yours truly. A Patron. THE.. WALL PAPER SEASON IS UPON US AGAIN and we are at the front with a well selected stock and are well ’ prepared to meet your wants in Everything In The Paper Line. We know we have pome stiff competition in the mail order houaee and sample book men, and we are not afraid to compare prices with any of them. Just give ns a-cbance and we know we can convince you that we can paper your rooms for a little less than any of our competitors.' We have all of the now things; two tones in stripes and figures, in the yellows, 'browns and greens for narlors; fruit patterns, floral patterns, stripes and figures for dining rooms; forestry patterns, tapestries, orien­ tals, etc., for the living rooms and libraries. A goo/1 line of new hall . papers. Dainty stripes and florals for bed rooms. Ingrains and crepes with or without applique borders for all kinds of rooms. Our line Is particularly strong In --------------------------------- ------------------------------------- The New Ideas and Novelties In buying ogr line we have the co-operation of one of the best Wall Paper men in the state. We show you paper at - 3, -4, 5c and up. Window Shades, all colors, all widths and all lengths. Wide shades made the same day as ordered. Room moulding. Plate rails, Photo rails and Cove mouldings, all styles. Everything you need in House cleaning. /. Fred L. Heath << Carveth The Druggists. Phono 31 R- F- D- ORDEfts Hastings. Mich. DELIVERED on the SAME DAY AS RECEIVED. RUTLAND CENTERPQDUNK. Elia luithrop of Hastings Hpent Sat­ . Doubtless many will attend the spell­ urday and Sunday with Floy Envay. ing contest which is to lie held at the Richard Foreman and wife. John church Friday evening, March 24. . Fppeman. Forest Haven* rind Eva Er.School closed last Friday for a short ivtiy were callers nt John Erwriy.'s Sun- vacation and the pupils and teacher are resting from their labors. fl»r ' . Wnrren-Foreman was called to PlainMiss Emma Loahr andJbrother. Elmer wtil this week by the 'illness ■ of his arc enjoying a part of their vacation bn|th»?r. at their grandpa Gorham’s at Welcome ;“jlrs. Newland went to Phiinwell Sat­ Corners. urday to attend the.funeralj»f an un-: The Julies Aid and W. C. T. V. • erf clt. ' . ■ .. Yeckli-y.. are to meet at the school | The play given nt the Grange Hall house Friday, for a picnic dinner and 1 Friday evening was a grand success It in the p. m. will elect officers for the is to Im- given at the K. O. T. M. hall criming year. at Shultz. March 29. Be. sure to see Tho Quarterly Meeting uf the I’ B. : ‘-T<»ny the Convict. ’’ church will occur Saturday and Sun­ " John Bolson hml the misfortune to day. J lose a valuable horse last Saturday. -It These lire the days when the men are was injured by slipping on the ice courting from early mom till late at and had to l<e killed. Orville Burghduf and mother visited night and their fran’s are at hottie at- I tending to the chores. relatives at Alorgan Sunday. Wo shall find it quite convenient, to Zorn Newland -will give a musicale drop into the new millinery store which at her home Friday evening. Lena- Havens. Ray Otis and Harry Miss Lilah Shultz is to open at Shultz Dunn have. been chosen to represent when we tnke our butter arid eggs in the Otis- school in the coming spelling that direction. contest. Jessie Kelley and Geo. Payne sjxnt . IRVING. Sunday at W. M. Havens. Harold Conlften of North Irving, vis­ Sunday school will he organized at ited his gnmdfiili^r. last Saturday. the M. E. church Sunday. April 2. Our blacksmith-has left us and struck Heath’s Beef, Iron and Wine, The House cleaner's Tonic. . McCOY ,sthe MAN For House Furnishings in all its branches Musical Instruments, Musical Sundries, Art Goods Frames and Mouldings Sewing Machines, all grades. NEEDLES and all repairs. Hastings, Mich. List of letters remaining uncalled for in this office for the week ending March 2d. 190.1 \ Mrs. C. W. Smith, Mrs. Frank A. Clark. Mrs. Hattie Foreman. Mrs. Owen Lancaster. Alice Andrens, W. z\. Winters. Mary Baker. Mis* .Mary Landis. Ida Murphy. M. Snyder. Anna McCarty Mr. ,.W. I* Beers Orlando is the most useful vehicle on the farm, and no farmer should be Peck. Mark Greig jr.. C.H. Fafmw. without one. The wheels are made of wood or iron, the tires be ,1/onis Hancock. Oscar Anderson. Ed­ ing very broad. They are easily drawn and especially over the ward Travis. Kelson G. Wise. Myron soft plowed grounds of the farm. The wooden wheels are very Thompson. Frank Johnson. O.-s-ar John­ solid and Bo construeted that THEY CAN’T BREAK, as are the iron wheels.’ These wagons are built very low, thereby Having a son. 'Robert Hntchous Lawrence RitzMORGAN. great amount of unnecessary liftitig. A good many of these 3 Mr. and Mrs. E. Dunlap, - of Middle 1 mitn, Lawrenco Rower. wagons are now in use in this community bv some.of the most 5{r. Baywood., of Freeaoil. Mason Co.. ville./wern guests of S. Kennedy last These letters will be sent to the dead qirominent farmers, and they are giving the best of satisfaction. letter office April 3. KXKY. if not de­ 11 former resident of Castleton town­ Saturday evening. CORE AND LOOK THEM OVER. livered before In calling for the above ship. arrived in Morgan.the i-lth inst.. Mrs. L. 8. Hills is very sick. please say “Advertised. ” giving date of on a visit to his children and grand* children. ' THE WEARY WAY. Mrs. 'Sophrona Wilsoti. who has-been FIRST DOOR NORTH OF HOTEL BARRY, sending the winter with relatives ant? REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES HASTINGS, MICH. friends north, arrived in Morgan on Daily Becoming Less Wearisome to the evening of the 14th to jL>k after' Many In Hasting*. To Nominate Township Ticket* Wlll^ some goods she left behind when go­ With a back that aches all day, be Held a* Follow*. ing north. Jlh? expects to return to MARTIN CORNERS. With rest disturbed at night. HARBY TOWJH&IP. at Hickory Corners. the northern part of the state to make Annoying urinary disorders, Blake Barnum is working fi>r S. Saturday. March iMth, IP06. at 2 p. m. Albert her future home. ’Tie a weary way indeed. . Ijtwremce. ahafrman. Doan’s Kidney Pilis drive- weariness Endsley. Mr. Harry has t^ken unto himself a . avay. Hope they may prosp-r. “itorF. TOWNSHIP, at Ciorerdale. nuraday, partner. Will Hale will work for Lafayette Are endorsed by Hastings citizens. ... _.» — 1 ti v.ir«in« ,*h»!rvnitn Mrs. B. Fancher and Mra. Norman McKnight the coming summer. Mrs. Sidnev Beach,of Jefferson Street, Latham took the mornng train Mon­ UABT1NGS TOWXSHU'. A< U>. Town H.U Miss Juna Perry of S. Hastings spent says: .“I sunered from backache for Lehigh, m o. icuurd.*. March sslb. at on. o'clort. ,Und- day for Edmore on a visit two years, starting with a tired feeling vd ttm». W. H. SchanU. cli^rnwn. , Clarance Houghtalin's trouble has across the loins, later on backache now a few days with Julia Barry last week. Pocahontas again broken out and he is quite bad and then, it finally became 11 regular " .Ed Faught and family have moved CASTLETON -TOWNSHIP- Opera House. thing. I tried to get rid of it by using into the Todd tenant honse. He will Nashville. 2 o’clock standard time. <or nomlliat vS in consequence. simply household remedies but was un ­ InncaiHlIdAtesfor tenro ofllces. Ix-n «. reignMasslion Lota of water and the roads' overfly®’- . successful. Seeing Doan’s kidney work for Mr. Todd the coining year. nwr. Chairman. ed. making travel dangerous in places. 1Pills highly recommended I concluded James Bolter had tbe misfortune to Washed Nut RUTLAND TOW NSIHI’-At the Town hall. . There are liable to bo aoineaeusation- to try them and procured a box, it did Tiw-iutav. March ‘Jrth. at 2 p. m.. to nominate me so much good I bought a second.;1 lo sb h horse last Friday in a very candidates for town offlwrs. Delbert Moore, al developments near Morgan in.the The treatment acted very promptly re peculiar manner. While drawing wood Hocking Valley chairman. ■ near future. lieving the pain in my back. Doan’s Mr. J. A- Hyde is slowly on the Kidney Pills-in my case, performed up to the hottao through tho deep mow. Carlton. Town Hall. Monday Mareh '-rnll_?L2 gain. He is able to be up and take what they promreed. 1 am pleased to the horses were pulling quite hard fl. MATTHEWS & CO, p. m. tar Sc^mmSSi recommend them'to all sufferers " . and an iron crow bar was sticking up ,his meals with the family. Marion Matthew*. ChM For sale by all dealers price 50 cents. PHONE 104. Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man a Mrs. G. P. Turner hits Iwen having Foster-Milbum Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole < in the snow which penetrated quite a Just west of C. K. & S Depot. clear head, an active brain, a ."trpng a tm«lo with the erysipelas. At this (agents for the United States. Rentem- Seays into the horses breast. It Jitted vigorous body—makes him fit for; the writing sho is on the gain. beretbe name, Doan's and take no other. hut a very short time. battle of life. ADVERTISED LETTERS. OOOOCJ ‘ PATRON’S Hattie Nesbit to Jennie and L. F. Cook. Lot 6. Blk 16. Eastern Add. City, " ................ ........................... 700.ue Alice E. Horton to.Sarah Kohler. East half Lot 1 Blk 9. Eastern Add. City ‘.........;................................... «5.06 Dennis G. Waldron to Wm. H. Mor­ rison. jiarcel. City fjfio.oo F. M. Hazel to Minnie D. Spaulding, Lot 426 and south half Lot 874. City ............................................... 1000.08 Harlow D. Johnson to Eliza J. Bregg. s7 ac. Sec. 11, Thornapplr..6000.00 Fml Tungate to Chas. Thouipwn, Lot 4, Blk 84. Eastern Add.. City ................................................... 100.00 Carl 8. Pferdesteller to CL F. Wol­ ford. fk) ac. Sec. 11. Thornapple. 1800.00 Walter Haywood to M F. Jordan. Parcel. K(iddleriUe................. ijoo.oo Eugene Cain to Sarah Herkenvm. »» ac. Ser'.-13. Carlton................... HJodoil Jasper Carpenter to Gea J. Nagler. Izjt 4 and half lot 3. Blk. 11. Freeport. ..1800.(10 Bnrnie Jordan to Sidney Thomas. -10 ac. Sec. 7. WoodlandINU0.00 I Floy P. Dnvis to James M. Rtfwlader. Parcel Woodland fKl.OO John D. Davis to .Taines M. Rowlader. Parcel Woodland Peter S. Myers to John 1). DEATHS DURING FEBRUARY. Parcel Walland. »un Th»- following are. the death* in Walter Bidlvtnnn . to’Win. t A. Bidlo Barry cnUnty as reported to the County man, 80 ac. See. 3 ‘ r 34. HastiAgN. (too.00 Clerk for the month of F.ibruary. City of Halting* Hannah M. Priest Wot to Delaphine Jordan. Hope Townalup Parcels Woodbind? Village. Woodland. Township ... ‘............................ .?i.oo Village of Middleville.. jQL’IT CLAIMS. A.Myria Township W. W. Putter tu/u». B. Benkes. 105. Barry Township ac. See. 18. Baltimore 1.100 Orangeville Township.. Wm. H. Olney to P. T. Colgrove. Castleton Township.... 40 uc. Sec. 18. Rutland............ 18.100 Johnstown Township... Mqple (Trove Township. MABKIAUE LICENSES. . Hastings -Township. Cyrus shelleuharger. Lake Odi^ra.. 26 Total Josephine Trjmmer. CityIK Geo. R. Foreman. Woodland-’..21 GOT 30 DAYS SENTENCE. Inez M. Hier. Lake Odessa.1H John Daloy, of Yankee Springs, was Harry Sixherry. Nashvillerj Bessie,Hollister. Nashville... .IL.... 19 .brought larfore Justice Bishop Friday, rimrged with flrunkenewi, entered » Edwin It Darrow. Grand Rapids.. .flO idea of guilty.and drew 30 days in the Rena Welch. Nashville;....................22 county jail. The offence was commit­ ted some time ago. th.- circumstances NEW CASES IN CTRCl’ITCpURT ■being fully detailed Jn the BANNER Since our last report tho following .When Daley and Fred Raymond. also. new crises have been rtarted in the eir-. Aif Yankee Springs, lioth got drunk at cult court-: >■ 3TutdleyilIe. Raymond assaulting Daley Carey I’. Edmunds vs. Emun-t M. on the way home. for which offence Evarts. Assumvpit. I .Raymond was convicted’ in the cir­ Jesse Townsen^ va. W. • E. AUgeo, cuit court last week. attachin.eut. PROBATE COURT. Estate of Valentine -Lein.. claims heard and aDowed. ■ Application made for lulmiadon of George Geiger, an alleged insane per­ son. to akylum. Physicians certificate filed and order of admission entered. • Application made for admission qf Mary VanHout. an idlegM insane per­ son. to asyl'.int. Physjcians certificate ; filed and «>rdej‘ of admission entered. Estate of Jacob Erb. ! Petition for license to M.-n real estate ;fi!«L Hear­ ing April 7. j Estate of Philander Dnrk«s>. Testi­ mony of freeholders 'Sit'd. License issued for private *wdc.’ Suits, Overcoats Trousers. - REAL estate transfers. THE RURAL THE FARMERS HANDY WAGON Jesse Townsend.. COAL 2 �WOMEN NOT TRUTHFUL ROMANCE OF A DIAMOND tOrigtaal.] • tVhen the It wJapawoa war_ broks 00t l^ero * tlon at Hot Springs. Art, seem to have (Original.) prpvsd conclusively that there is ra Tottori on tke western cooot uf This Statement Has Been Unjustly Made, Because I was born lu Golconda many years 1-cd nt Jipan. WM ubliketl t° 1MM Mo dlum in those springs. It t» well known ago and have lived an eventful Ufd. I SX Ina . rnnnn lOrl. OklML -bo“ that radium la the only euMUars Modest Women Evade Questions Asked By was cut and polished In Hollnud, then POTATOES PENWIPERS. lovttl nna Who Inred him eery dMTMale Physicians. sent to Paris, where I was exjtosed for ff to f. nn.1 llsbt tbe Itu-UM. _ sale. Being purchased by a woman of -Mt eon will never com, bock. >«• Homely, ugly, without beauty of «»> faahiou, for a time 1 shone in many a denied bl« mother scene of social splendor. Otte night kind, yet serving a pun>oee and "But. mother, think bow prond my ftls purpow mo well that no substitute after she had come home from a sup­ omMlor. will be ot me 1» the ote per, having drunk too much wine, she can be found which will i>erform the world ir 1 toll *'l*b ’"t' ,0” *" “* same task M well, the Irish potato, left me on her dressing table instead that protector of the hungry and stan • of putting me In her safe, as was her by of the poor, Is still belter than any "oktku who WM yoonr end full custom. One of the servants took me • penwiper which can I* devised, by the eoutb'e o|.llml«m, wm Inclined to toko and buried me In tbe earth till the ex­ Ingenuity of' man. It Is used not only a different view. -'Batbw let M think, which will produce a photograph upon citement atteudlng my disappearance by the small country hdtel. but also by ebe Mid. -that leboro will coot.back a ■roaltiaed plate without the a|d of had blown over, when I found a habi­ the most fashionable and costly In the ,n officer I'rrbaiw be mar be a cap- light Tbe tetters shown in the accom­ cities. It is simply plain potato, too. in tation; in a pawnshop. Bold at unction, U-So hope or that." replied tbe moth­ panying Illustration were made by the 1 was bought by a manufacturer, of •all place*. No attempt is made to.dis- er. "He lias never been rood or llffbt- waters of one of ths Arkansas hot curios and set lu the blit of a Moorish guise Its appearance. In the Galt Ic*. He’ baa alwaya been a thinker, springs, acting through a copj>er rtrodagger. A nobleman bought me, and I House nnd in Seelbach’s hotel the po­ r.werer UuutUff a canae t« every er- cll on an ordinary photographic plate. hung tor years on the wall of bin libra­ tato Is the main reliance. The Louis- feet.” The two plates were placed In a cov­ * vilte hotels all use them, and tbe bill at ry. One night he took down tbe dagger tbe ’end of the year for [totatoes which Lsbero. bldfllng;hla mother be of good ered bucket and immersed for several which I adorned and, going upstair* are used for this simple purpose Is not cheer and charging Oklki to comfort hours in the spring. When tbe backet was taken out and tbe plates .removed with IL plunged It Into the heart of his small. ' ' bar while be was gone, marched 'Sleeping wife. . Airs.JJtFarmer Just who discovered that tbe Irish aboard n steetnkr with n gun on bls the photographic plate, previous)* Airs. Ella Lee .The murderer died of remorse. He potato is the l**t pen receiver which shoulder and was trnnsportud to Man­ blank, was found to bear the letters was never suspected of tbe crime. I churia. There he campaigned with hl* the stencil. Nothing but the prefix _ An eminent physician says that Mrs. Ella Leo, Frankford, Ind., write® was sold with his effects and placed in enu be found Is not-known. The mnu regiment. I>nt slr^-e he was not brevet of radium in the water, the sciential* remains unfamed, and his name is not “Women are not truthful: they will He, Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— aay. could have accomplished this re­ the center of a gold cross being made to their physician ” This statement •' I want to thank you for what your medl- for a bishop. He wore me suspended written on.thy long list uf American Itwn tbe otherst there seemed no chance suit. Further experiments of a more inventon*. But he doMrvts something* fur his promotion! Indeed, lie tixik lit­ should be qualified; women do tell tho ciimi baa done for me. truth, but not the whole truth, to a ” Three vmni ago I had Inflanimation of the from his neck, put he seemed to be ill Some historians, delving into the past tle interest In.kilHng people. IT he saw elaborate nature are now being made male physician, but this is only in re­ Ovanes and ulcers on n>v womb. I wax under at ease at my touch and one day threw nnd endeavoring to dig up test events a bin! flying* ovifr bis bead he would at Hot Springs, and bottles of the gard to those painful and troublesome the doctor's care for about three mohths. and the cross on the floor, trampling on 1L of the past which are Important in the stop firing to wodder how It supported radio active water have been sent tn th®1OO?£ 1 n 't ln 1*^n *hen disorders peculiar to their hex. . under the influence of morphine. The doctor exclaiming that he believed It was ac­ present, should find tho name of the Itsdf in tbe thin |ilr. -So be iamn wne eastern colleges for examination. Tbe -possibility that the Arkansas There can be no more terrible ordeal flnaVj'.■a J n*yw "'mid ho better, aiid cursed. Then, picking it up, he laid It man who first Jabbed a pen into a !»■» to be rrganied :i» a drenmer by. his would be an invalid the rertof my Mfc. I had reverently lu bis bureau drawer as if hot spring* might <-ontain radium was to a delicate, sensitive, refined woman ' . . up in doajmir, but one evening I came remorseful at having committed a sac­ tato and found that It.would cleanse corn nidi*. , than to be obliged to answer certain given suggested by Sir Willihm Ramsey, the . due day tbe brigade of wblkh he was nnd pre-erve thH.peu telthout attaching one of your advertiwmenta and ilecidcd questions when those Questions are arrow to write you for advice. 1 did ao and com- rilege. But he never wore the cross a part was standing on u r(ver bunk, eminent British chemist, who -found asked, even by her family physician. inenradto take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­ again, and in time 1 was taken out of to It small fiber- which would smear the general fretting and fuming lie radium In the waters nt Bath, the Eng­ This is espennlly the case with un-: table Compound. I begun to improve at onco, it. sold to a manufacturer of Jewelry the Ink if tbe pen was put to mie. and to-day J am a well woman, and I know Louisville hotqjs have been uslnfr the cause, he <-ouhl not get Ute men acron* lish health resort. It is believed that married women. and set in a bnicetet formed to' repre­ it ii all duo to your advice and medicine. to p;irti<!ljMiU? lu ;( fight In progre.-is on, tbe curative properties at the waters Is it- any wonder, then, that women sent n sensruL 1 with a mate forming Irish I»otat<> for yeprs, and they still continue to suffer and that doctors Mrs. V H. Farmer of 2809 Elliott tho eyes. The bracelet was purchased use It. On the desk In each office is a the other bank, lit so happened that both at Bath and at Hot Springs are laberq stood very near the general due to the presenci- of radium therein. large potato, and In It Is n bridling ar fail to cure female.discitees when they Avenue, St Louis, Mo., writes: by n celebrated actress. With tier 1 cannot get the proper information to Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— ray of penholders, the points stuck lsbero had something to say . to him and • I cannc? thank you enough for what vour learned how little uf real romance d<«p into the inky sld-s <if the tuber. finally musierWl courage to sv it. work on ? '■ aflvtce and mcdicmra have done for me. there is in Ita portrayal. In her Many substitutes have been tried, but "I think, general.” he said, ’’that This Is the reason why thousandsand I liey have done me more good than all the .cramped dressing room, tliat looked "I never have tbe least bit of croubiu thousands of women 'are now corre- doctors I ever itnd. tb’v^ is a bridge ob a ford abeut a mite ifike n (ialnt shop, she wocM clasp her all of them have been f»tmd wanting, dxylng my hair after a shampoo." said spending with Mrs. I’lnkbnm. To her nnd tile potato rule* supreme. At Si* ’ la clever woman. ”In the flrat place I Way cun and do give every symptom, with female troubles: was v.-rv week- Imd bracelet on her wrist and pass to the bach’s hotel recently a new d««ktstand The general JooSed at the little pri­ so that she really knows more alrout nervous prurtration, and could not do my wings, only the unadorned backs of was bought It iuul an arrangement finish the shampoo by dipping it Ln the work; but I am happy to say Lydia E. Pink­ which -I could sec, waiting to be c-alletl. vate who dared thi a address him. the true condition of her patients, ham hottest of water, into which 1 have ’ s Vegetable Comjxxiid 1 um made a “How.flo you know?" !»»• naked. through her correspondence with them different woman of me. I am in perfect Unc evening the call boy neglected her. for holding the pens, but « few days’ previously dropped a little alcohol Yoq "1 doii %• kii<ftr. 1 only think than the physician who personally health and have gained in Weight from Bti whereupon she boxed his eurs in u fit trial S'Miu convinced tbe clerks that it have no idea bow-much mure quickly questions them.pounds to 123 pounds.”. Turning tn one c ’ bin staff. the gen­ of npiper, then went ou to the stage to was no good. The steward was call«-d 2 the bank' It dries after this kind of'rinsing than, If you suffer from |ny form of trouble No other medicine in the world has personate n pure aud noble womau up. a potato was hurried to tbe front oral ordered him rifle down peculiar to women, write at once to received such widespread and unquali­ struggling with a stage plot. office nnd soon was occupying tbe place and find out Hie truth of Ishero’n sur­ when it 1» rinsed In cold water. Then. Hrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., and she fied cudoracment No other medicine mise. The officer <Sd so and'returned, I rub it well with alcohol and .;rin< When I imssetk from her I found my­ of its aristocratic substitute. will advise you free of charge. "Tliore Is ii peculiar arid In the po- _________ ___ vfas . has such a record for actual cures of stating that_there a narrow bridge It out as dry as possible. After that The fact that this great boon, which female ills m has Lydia E. Pinkham’s self! in s box with many other Jewels tnto which nvutr.tllres tbe Ink on the i capable of erwssixij 1 the men in single I take two or three towels and wipe aijjl was put Into the hands of an artif­ is extended freely to women by Mrs. Vegetable Compound. pons anil prevents them from rusting. ’ ’ ' phe brigade ras mart-teal down each strand. Just as 1 would wipe any Pinkham, is appreciated, the thou­ Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women icer and Uy him worked luto a king's ---- crowd — * the iriver, came up In article of furniture. I alt lu the sun sands of letters received bv her prove. to write her for advtec. She haa crown, Tito crown finished. It was tak­ explained II M. $.eeor of Swlbacii's ho 1 -■there, Many such grateful letters as the fol­ guided thousands to health. Address, en to a cathedral,’ where It was loft all tel. "and that is one of*the main rea­ rear of the <mem\ and turned defeat i anil fan it Tor a few minutes and it i* 1 ” ;; keep the |Ul(, victory. When lit wan all over the aa dry as a bone.” lowing are constantly |>ouring in. ' _______ They Lynn, Maas._ ’ night under guard. The next morning sons for using them. T envraj sent for ror Is isn^ro. ; Ok Bra. Pinkham's Aihkz A >xm tal loderatunij A Wgm'i ffij. the cathedral began to fill with (>eo- pens dean. too. and .there Is nothing j general hanging to the p-n when It Is drawn i • ___ _____ ■ What made you kuvs>* there was a ple In splendid nttlro. and when it was For lace or delicate bite of laundry ?” .he asked. rh!*?. bri-‘.-.v.!:ifull the king came. After a ceremony out. It Is the Itest thing we can find. ! bridbolo.w an archbishop took up the crown n»l and I suppose the potato will Im* used * ”1 naw a clump or bouses on either work where soap cannot be directly placfid ft on the king’s head. Then for a Ione time to come."—Cleveland“t i bank and gue*»«\l jthiit the inmates rubbed on the piece yoii are washing ' I would have ateue means, of visiting <>ue soap Jelly is the most, satints ctory 'wuy all we Jewels glistened arid sparkled Plain Dealer. ( of getting them properly soaped. 1 another." nnd aciutillated before the asaembled T,k<' *“ “kl bl1* «•!> 7«d throng. "H’m! srunt.d Ur Itatml. Sir William Laird t'ioivra advocates I you are .w good at guessing, yon may bgre, cover them with water aud stand, In the crown I remained many years, back of the range, healing and adding, and tills wete-the.most tiresome part of a novel remedy for refractory cases of remain at these h. adluarbTs." my life. Tlds Im so with many mor­ insomnia. "I have recommended such So lsbero remained with the general ; little by little, wore water, until tbe whole cooks Inta a Jelly. Cover the oo koi s tals. Tbe higher they mount in splen­ people, after having iiscertaihet! wbnt and was made un uUlFer. is likely to t* the most t-omfortable jx>Tor Infants and Children. dor and power tbe more they are cut Later the general was ordered to ‘ piece to be washed with this and let off from those simple enjoyments that slUon for sleep.” he says, "to affix n march through a wixxl to relieve a R stand awhile before rubbing. , It will ordinary people may have in abun­ small bright light two or three feet Japanese force that Shad lieen cut off I loosen, tbe dirt and make the actual dance. A revolution occurred Id the- above the head, so that in order to see from the main army knd wm about to i cleaning easy. kingdom, anti ode day a iuob attacked It without moving the bead the eyes be overpowered by shiH-rlor numbers. the palace where the crowa waa kepL must be rotated upward. Th? brigade started nt evening, guided i ’’For this purpose un onllnnry elec­ aolely and it was carried. Into 'the streeL by the sumul of firing, but after' Castor oil and other drugs should ba Awgctable PreparalionforAsThere it was trafiipl&l upop by an ‘in­ tric glow lamp, covered with opaque dark the pound* ceased. and the gen ; black paper, in width Is cut a hole the : simiLMingiteFoodandRetfutafuriated people, and when it waa end did not know width way to go. It ' erally both children and adults will • l ling (he Stomachs andBoweis of picked up-1 had fallen out nnd lay in Blxe of a pin's 'head, is very suitable, was moonlight, the ground was flat, I. find an excellent sutwtitute for them in tiie gutter unnoticed. A rate came and rrovldeil. of course, thnt the hole Imj the woods were .deme, and no one tigs-stewed in olive oil. Take a quarter washed me into a sewer. It jvas arranged so that it is In or near the could see a hundred yards. Tbe gen- : or half a pound of figs and stew them montlis before 1 came to, light again imaginary line Joining tho blowing lHa- i era! called for. Isht-ro. i ‘.‘Can you guess •’ slowly bi olive oil In a double boiler. and then only after a great! flood, dur­ meut and tho position which, tbe eyes rhleh way we are to goy he asked. •I When the figs are done add honey and 'Vbeu ,he Promotes DigcsIion.CheerfuFWhen_TOkl lhey ing which I was washed but of the will 9<rupy. The brighter and smaller _ ; at the PV.UV! emon isiiero looked sky, then pointJQ­ ice.------ — • . to Ullte ______ nessandRest.Contains neither mouth of the sewer on to a ^andy tract the point of light the better. Let the edil eastward.__________ * * । ready for use One fig ot more Opium .Morphine nor Mineral upward rotated eyes be directed stead­ where the tide rose and fell. 8ucces•That’s pot the right way,” said tbe may l* taken, accordlqg to rpqulreNot Narcotic. slve tides washed me up the bench, fastly at this, a persistent effort being general. eneral. menu. ■where I lay on tiie side of a dune look­ employed not necessarily to keep the "I think It is, general” eyelids open, but to keep the eyes them ­ ing out on the ocean. There I rested Zkr^r arM^I)rSMUn.P{TCiaR ” Huw do you know?f amid delightful surrounding^. I loved selves bent upon tbe required apot." Half a gallon of bolted linseed oil ■ “I see sj»ecks circBug In tbe air the passing ships, the circling gulls They must be birds havering over tin heated In an old Iron saucepan until nnd, more than nil, the plash of the 1 almost at ths boiling point when apdead. ’ 1 The Loudon Standard, which recently waves. Tbe general |are tbq order to tw. UKV < pUed . ------------------- -------chauce to, ““ ol,td hardwood -floor with a One day a young man catflc and sat changed ownership, early received tbe directions, m.arebed ti 1 2 o'clock. ■and . clean c*an brush will will prove tn to be an an ex­ down on the dune beside me. He nickname of “Mrs. Gamp.” while the nt idawn Ihitii full ........ •*.. . .... cellent etefliuter cleanser. Thrun Three coats should nt fell upon lhe Ruanlans. The Homing Ilernld ’ wuH called “ Mrtk Har ­ looked out on the waves, land from two Japanese -forces bombinod drove be put on tbe first time and then one what he said 1 knew he wks.a.pocL ,ris.” The jmint of the Jest, according them Apetfeci Remedy for Cons Lipaoff u>e field. coat every six months tc keep thp flour He possessed not only man|y beauty, to the Buffalo Commercial, is explained Hon . Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea For this shrewd gfie- lsbero wa> in good condition. Such a floor its ex­ to be that,' white l>oth paper* were but an appearance of puritty. As be Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ owned by the same proprietor and made a colonel, nnd. bis general bar­ cellent In a kitchen, ns it only requires •framed his verxes lie grns[>ed the sand ness and Loss OF SLEEP. wiping with a damp doth' once u >ve.k. In his baud and let It slip through his ,were under a common management, lug IW1 proinotwl to iiie command of fingers. I was with tbe 72 “:' t; Tac Simile Signature pf sand lie they were In the habit of gravely re­ an army, the young .-officer Occupied a very n*f>on*ible p.*ltio n . He was ferring io each other — of courw always grasfied, and ns I did not slip through A TRUE APPETIZER AND TONIC he looked at me. The sun was shining; In praise- n* If'they wore separate ora­ railed tin- guessing aifl. nIMi the get»':’.v YORK, aud I sparkled my best, for I' wished cles of opinion, much na Sairey Gamp era! used him solely fni- hte faculty for tracing effect from cause. ni-ona Will Make You Feel Hangry habitually quoted the tosrimouyof Mrs. to attract his attention. As ox>d an be' One more gueas made lsbero « gen- ' and Hearty, and Give Strength and saw me he exclaimed: “A (diamond! Harris to her own virtues. The paral­ •rai His commander, was following lel was carried even further by aq ir ­ How ’Helen will prize It! Vitality. He took me to a modest b< use some reverent humorist who explained that the Russians on retreat, and they were Ask auy frieud who looks thlnJ pale, distance imck from the bench anti, en­ the Jionilng Herald was canetFXMrH. burning the bridge W|1Q(| and out of health how many meals he EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Coming to a river ever which the tering. asked If Helen wns athome. ______A Harris’’ because no one ever saw IL ^‘‘•Leau a d*J. <«d the chances are Ss S d°.WU' U,W> “w * young girl came down with a glad lih^ wU1 ** ““o1 OT*r bnlo floating down the stream and noAutoa and Ovrnhnra. and I dou t foel hungry then.” Tbe look in her eye that I bad never seen Automobiles have raised the price of tleed It, n-m.rkaM, Utwynucy plump rosy, and robust eat three anuare in any eye before. He took her in his "tt-lteral.- h. Mid,-"I c,„ m,k. overshoes and rubber boots. Pam rub­ meals dally, and their perfect hearth b arms and kissed her. to mt ,ctm, tn, due to a strong stomach aud digestive "Helen," he said, “while loqnging on- ber, which a year ago could be bofight ’ ,£?• "* l“ for less than a dollar a pound, is now the beach awhile ago I found some­ a Vite® uke* <*t of "Howrthe food all those elements that make thing which will make yon happy. •worth 51.30. Before bicycles were pop­ Pdr® Woo^ kbd give nourishment aud । Of all bonmwlvea in Europe proba­ Look.” ular the same grade of robber could be vitality to the body. bly the German Is the hardest worked; hr.d for 50 cents. He produced me, and. lylt^ in the v.Th,eJ?ne “PPOli^r and tonic that and of ail European mothers tho Ger­ hollow of her hand. I flashed up Into The demand for robber tires for bicy­ Um «tr nor,. Get them. Inc... u„„ should be taken Is Hl o na, the only cles increased the price of -rubber 50 Write for Descriptive Catalogue of 200 man practices most completely the art her Innocent eyes. agtnt known that will strengthen the of swathing and padding her baby and per cent. The automobiles with their lh? h*”k “boT« wbnT th. colt,, Useful Articlee, consisting of “ How beautiful !’ ’ she exclaimed. of putting It on tiie shelf. The German ’’But surely It must have an owner. heavy weight require proportionately tai, lad com. from wu toIlnd , w HOUSEHOLD FURNITqHE, ETC. baby Is swaddled In a long, narrow pil­ more robber for their tires, and rubber tata which are GIVEN FREE With orders low, which is made to meet completely Wo have nb right to keen It” . number of "True. We will advertise it and re­ shoes correspondingly gO up In price “~d M It™ dl. for Soap and Toilet GoodaJ The sav­ round him. being tucked up over his The luxuries of the rich thus pinch turn it. But the claimant must prove "M ttatr tattying to our customers of Liddlemen ‘** ‘’s feet and turned under bln solemn chin. that the toes of the poor. it is his.” profits enables us to give ‘ | you these Three bands of gay blue ribbons are Well, they advertised me. nfldj had then passed round the whole bundle beautiful presents. W KITH TO-DAY many claimants, but no one could s°rta.rt“,r’?„m,Mi th* 8*n"™1 aud tied In ’’large. florid bows about prove his ownership, and noae knew Irate Wire- That's tho flfty-second lous liver and kidney troubles result where bls cheat, his waist and his an­ that I had been in a kingly crown. falsehood you’ve told mo this weak. fora thg beadBebT*’ h*0****®*. «poih be­ kles may be supposed to be. fore the eyes, dizziness, sleeplesaneaa Then tbe young man had me set In a Unabashed Husband-Well, now. you In thia guise he can be deposited as locket aud gave me to his love with a .can nee what Is meant by tbe expreaDETROIT. I tongue and bad breath, all of wh‘cb an ornament either on the sumptuous gold chain’for n necklace. I was al­ slon “a pack of lies.’’- Pittaburg Post Minn n* n?dl1’ 0Tercom« by the use uf beet bed or on the kitchen dresser or ways happy when suspended from her Ml-o na. (costing but 50 cents a boxi on the drawing room tabled How fond ‘ ■' “ ■ “ • “ ‘ I «< tbo Firth There are no greater wretches In the neck and especially so when her lover nerf/’t^'h r,?ul foundatloa of "Why W.oul.1 women be cooks Inworld than many of those whi*m people the Germans are of this presentment of quoted: . When lahero’a mother hesr,! nf perfect health, ’he stomach­ baby may be guessed from the fact •tena of nmliorar a«k» n Cblcaso woIn genera! take to be happy.-4 Seneca. "And I would be the necklace . people in this state that It figures largely In their picture nmn . club le.aer. Welt, tor one ’™., remarkable rise she wondered. ”1 flit Im! iV>r’’ bankera, And all day long to fall and rise books, among their dolls aud even In •on It le more |wontMb>e.-w,rttolrtm Upon h*r balmy bosom and their families, gladly u»bfr tu tha With her laughter or her aigha. the bakers’ shops at Easter time, made my boy posreesw, to kill people I And I would lie so light so light. Ths (nd I«i8 Hm of dough and covered with sugar, to be M1 0 “• ffurthermore, W T X acarcn should be unctlnsped at night" hoped he might be a Drof«akmIn Prussia the price of t Heine la always one of Ibe moet reliabt dcvcured by greedy live babies.— tut never a soldier ” ^n^or. FLORENCE WIEL CROSBY. ln tW‘ *cllo“. eeiis Ml-trm regulated by tho state, a ne< trice list Strand Magazine. And Oklki said. "I told you so.” being published every ymr uarantoe 10 refund the money luts? °l Prance satlsfactSyrZ S'- A. MITCHEL. k 9 1) » ) CftSTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of j 'icss^u,. Use For Over' Furnish Your Home Free! TOe Nome Soap (o �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH 22. 1905. HAS A RIGHT TO LIVE PLENTY OF WOOD NEXT SUMMER There probably never was a' time Expert Examination Proves that the | when there was more if as much wex-d REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Robin’s Commercial Value is Far I piled up in Hastings us there is right now. This makes it certain there will Greater Than tho Harm He Does. HASTINGS. niCH. Should Have the BEST that Honey Can Buy. Iw. no serious shortage next summer as When the fruitgrower sees his cherry there has occunioiudly' been in the last tree full of robins whose appetites few years. At Reed’s Opera House Apr. 7. If he trades with He gets it. A Uno IltUJ seem to be something fierce, he is apt might ttxcty uge for city property; a good clay loam at< 1 sand loam sou In line state t>f to think that he would like to sep cultivation. | ill Improved but two acre*, a PLEASE SPARE USS good .octi t m otnrd house with a good stone every member of the robin family ex­ Company Is Strong One ..wall Mliar.R good ai r|>eJ cistern and tubular We. underatand that already plans are terminated. But Jefferson Butler, wHl wfdh piimps; —..... good granary, corn crib being discussed for another t street and Scenic Effects and poultry: house with a nice little durk state secretary of the Ornithological t<ond near Ijf.; .. a goc good old bam with lean-to carnival for next spring. . -For the »; soil is good tor all kinds uf Society, has demonstrated scientifical­ We have just received a line of Ginghams, Calicoes, Beautiful. nwwaow -uuld make a fine poultry farm; good of tbe city and the peace of mind ly the robin's right to live, and that it. r. 1). and telephone Hue alxxit ten rods Etc. Call and see. of its citizens we hope the project will from dote:miles fro* Bastion "price Eis extermination would do great harm. weuld’take teon down and balance on "The Holy City" as presented by the very literal terms al • yer cent. From the numerous autopaiew on be abandouud. A street carnival is an Gordon & Bennett companyjat Bosse’s defunct robins, with careful notations infernal nuisance. opera house last evening was all that as to the relative amount of bugs and A good ids otued house In llastltiR- with had been promised, and tbe vast aud­ two stout- w> cellars, good arched ddrm worms eaten bh oppoeed to cherries, the RAISED AN ORDER and cement s 11 with pumps. a good painted ience gave the closest attention to the conclusion has beesi reached—that the barn n»crit ...... shade and ----- ...... SO.. One sow fruit 4 acre ot lank, n n<- Itml and good nvlghgood the robin dues as crotn pared with And Now Reposes in the County Jail sacred lines wBich permeate the play. lorboud. 1'MMfMO. There was little applause, not that the . the hikm. >s in the ratio of 7 to 4. on a Sixty Days Sentence. And is ott placet In HsMlnrs for sale. characters were not faithfully portrayTn other words for every four cents Deputy Sheriff Appleman went .to ed^but because of their connection with worth of cherries he consumes, the Ohio last Friday in search of one George the history of tbe lime of our-Savior. robin saves seven cents worth of gar ­ Those having bargains in Real Northrup, who was wanted on a charge It is a difficult task to criticise this play. den truck 'from the bugs and wdrms. exchange for cash Estate Mr. Butler k(atea that the robin or obtaining money under false pre No other production comes as near to should tLmember ihat a Real tenses. He returned Tuesday with his tbe passion play as this. There Is no wonld nvvei-^havc acquinxl an ajqo-tite Estate Exchange. furnishes the We want you to see what we have got.in our for chernes had the Wild fruits of the man and took him before Justice Me actual Christ on the program, yet the J best df facilities for the buyer Leay where’ be asked for an examina­ crucified Jeeus is the living one. No store. Perhaps you will find something you woods teen’left. To prevent tte de­ tb find wpat he wants at rock tion which was set for next Friday, by play writer has dared to go so far as to j want struction of cherriw by thia robins, he McLeay. In the meantime be will await bottom driote, for th<»e who recomirtends that a few Russian uiril- trial at Hastings under the care of present this imitation and encroach up [ are aiixteus to sell are those on the realms of ^be sacred and holy ! Just received a large shipment of teny. trees te planted in the orchards, who isl their properly. . Sheriff Furniss. ’ ground, yet every part uf Mr. Bennett's ; and that the robins will leave the I Northrup is a man’about twenty-one play is so nicely arranged and presented ' BABY CARRIAGES cherries alone and feast on the mulyears old, and was employed by A.C. that criticism adversely is rarely heard, j TRADES NEGOTIATED. Now on Display. Willijtiu.-* as a member of a threshing The story circulates and relate entire- ,< i ig last fall. During ihu first of Septem­ ly to the time of John the Baptist ana * Non-residc nt and sdhcr property A COMMUNICATION. ber his employer gave him au order on the Christ. Herodias and her daughter ' care I fbr and rented. LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF The Editor of -------the Hastings Journal A. A. Whiteman - -------------------------------------„ mit-UlUU * •>« Salome are the chief female^haraoters, i lor two UVUIMC. dollars. 'Vhe in his remarks on the Bo^cd of .Trade j lad- came down town and presented the with that of Elizabeth, mdttierof John., office ovter Pierson’s Grocery. has given the readers of that paper . ordei. Which when presented called for Here we see the fradgedy of the weak anotherbxhibltron of that-Editor’s buei : twelve dollars. Mr. Whiteman paid it and vascillating Herod whose life bends ! r._---- i»----- — new. sagacity. He suites th&t the i aU(j 5’urthj.Qp departed. As soon as it to the dictates of Herodias, and the j Wall Paper! Wallpaper! Board Of TradA was born in iniquity was discovered a warrant was issued by faltering Pilate, who turns the Savior : and sin, professing an honesty it does order of the prosecutor aud given to over to the rabble to be crucified. | not feel, and con* tap 11 y endeavoring to Applemitn. who last week located him Many of the acenes of that are faith- ' divert to their advantage and the ad­ at his home nt 1'nyne, in the western fully pictured, which are presented with vantage of the republican parly any part of Ohio. The case seems to be the vast scenery which the company 1 ) benefits that might be secured. pretty clear against him as several peo­ caxries, producing an effect which few ' Funeral Directors. Plannft Phone store, 25; Res. 85 or 90. llallMO, Ul ^(3110. 1‘ardon me for referring Jo the Edi­ ple claim to have seen the order before ^eel like criticising, unites it is wrong 1 will Lio a> ntnetlng irr building ' tor's business sagacity, but as he is not thin summer and anything in tiie it whs presented, aud are sure it was to applaud such sentence as"go thy way line off cahMiuter work. If you < a member of the Board of Trade you for the smaller amount.—Nashville and sin no more," and similar pasages are thinking pf putting up a new will readily see that it must be by that News. •. of the Bible. bapse, bani, ok other buildings,; 1 well kuufrn business ability of his that Later -Northrup pleaded guilty to the rW»uld like itu figure with you. Viewed, as we say, in a certain spirit, he discovered this plot against the Inno­ charge, and ^Justice McLeay gave him It tends to impress one with the beauty THE AMERICAN LAUNDKT. ’ Cement Work. cence uf the business men uf Hastings. sixty days in the County jail. He is and awfulness of a tragedy, such as is M&kn & xpi-ci&lty of getting out special orders on short notice and it It 1 use the term plot on the business men now serving hia sentence. I also have tSe latest machinery is Impoeaible for you to bring your laundry to us, just tplepteue us and contained lu no literature outside of for the manufacture of Cement J of this city for the reason that nearly all we will come and get It. Our constantly increasiug business is evidence the Bible, and we believe that the auth­ Blocks, for the construction bf that we are giving excellent satisfaction, but our aim ii to do better. or has sought to hew along the line, buildings and walls. "I—will also ; of them are members of the Board of PHONE. 243. W. J. STARK. Proprietor. BACK FROM CALIFORNIA which is a most delicate task, and he build iemdjit walks and anything ( Trade, and had a voice In itn formation in the!line bf fcement work. । and election of Its officers. has done well. . * i Adilnva or call on ' The characters,incuding Mr. Bennett, gets into activity antt tries to aecotu Returned Home Tuesday. are exceeding strong and each part is L. H. RANDALL, plish something or one who-tils on the ' 117 UmtiO Street. -IlaMinurs. Mich. ] J. J. Spencer., of Carlton, father of* played with great strength and beatfty. ience and criticises those who dp hon­ I beven pastors of the city churches were estly try to da something for the id- slop. n-ufr.Msl bum., Monday from nn 1 present nnd we have heard none make , FOR I vancement of the community? extended visit with hi, non Eugene. ! adverse criticism.- Journal. Decatur,1' I* ! The Editor seems to think that it is in Fresno. Califomiat the-latter hold­ Ind. Iff I unfair for the Board -of Trade to di ing a respoiisibh* position with the .To Beautify ■ Verj any of the credit-or benefits from Saute Fe railroad) Though 82 years Judge Mack went jto Wcuxiland The Home the birds on the fence, but 1 think that of age. Mr.ttpencur made the trip alone. Thurmlay and while there had George | Nothing is better than a nlee there are a good many men in this city It wasn’t calculated to lie. that, way. Geiger. m<-nt|on of wh<w* attempt at ' Rug. I can;make handsome rugs Who think differently. as his pon Oscar went to Chicago to suicide wo.- mode last week, examined • out of your old Ligraina. Brussels I do not expect to convince the Journ­ meet him. but as the train 'was 18 as to his sanity. It aojiears that he or .Moquette Cirpetsand at a very al Editor that he is making a mistake hours lute from the west, father and hail made a previous- attempt at a-lfmodemte price. Any work in­ trusted to me frill have my care­ CO TO THE in thinking that all of tbe members of •ton failed to -meet one another. dest ruction. . There appuarkl no dm;fit ful nttentioin. If you wish any tbe Board of Trade are fools and are . Mr. Spencer-went to, California the in the minds of tte examining physiinfurniatioti just drop me a card not working for tbe common good, but latter part of Noretnlxr. He <-nJ<)yed-f ciao, that Iw wa, inaana. and he was aud 1 will call at yuur home. 1 will have accomplished my purpose if । tho trip Utonmghly. but" aay. that he j thorrfore rommittial to । tho KalamaA. PI. BUNNELL, I am able to show the public that the i» glad to get back to old Michigan. »<»> tnatituHon. Grotgo wa-. tvhrn in The oldest and l*st stocked yard in Barry County. We will membersnip of this body is composed "which ho love* mom thandi- .-ver did normal health, a liright. ambitious ik be pleased to make figures on any building materials you may ‘ of meu'from aii the walks of Hfo, and la-fort'. ■ He wn- that in. California {young .man. But poor] health and £ desire in our line, and it will pay you to come and t>ee us before most of them are property,Owners and, them ia a great deal or malariu. and brooding over hia inability,to do aa ho you place any order. ”* di I believe, as capable of working for fevers are very entuniou lis a result of desired had unsettled' his reason. di • tbejr own and the public good as the it. • One night is all the time necessary iiectwuiary to so I average of mafikmd, What ,may seem strange to many liest remedy retnedv | 'T? , It the Journal Editor Would join the reudem bf the BANNER, is that the ■ prove that Pineules is the t*st di ‘in the world for backache iand’ all Kid- m । Board of Trade and would work with farmer^ I nronnd. ,Fr6sno commenced neymnd bladder troubles. Ir HASTINGS. MICH. I f yon you nave have ] Ur । them instead of trying to forest*!! them with as| We have a large stock . their haying Ihfe week, while early rheamatisin or any other blood disease j of goods that we will sell you at | j with that business sagacity of his he wheat is well hivultel out. ‘When'he a single do-^e will give rriief. <vld by reasonable prices and will ar­ | j might perhaps become one of the bitsFred L. lle^th, the druggist. left the ijoldrux8tate fruit . trees were range tirmti]of payment to suit j inass men of the comt^uuity in reality, in bloom, nnd many onmges and your cbnveaii-nce Our stock 1 and make a useful citizen. . consists of I * leuions were yht remain i»g on tbe] I believe it should be a great eocour- frees. CARPETS, RUGS. ' agement tb the workers of the Board CURTAINS, of Trade to notice that all criticisms Capital, hdi! kuuiv bttier.tliln*i we have not ipare Surplus, $20,000.00 come from men who ore not members, tort.ntnerit*. We »<-prr*jut (lately e. MADE BIG FORTUNE Dohomn Oo.. the "COmplrta House Furwno refuse to become members, who nlsbr.-s-a»d will, sell you auyUilng you msy want mr iM Home on moathly will not pay a cent or do a thing (except । Installments, (five u» a call. kick) and who know nothing of what The Hisses Fannie and Florence Lees Have Done so in Washington. the Board has done and nothing of Wm. G. Forman. Many of our city rea<lers will remem­ Jones Block. Jefferson St. LETT what it is planning to do. Hastings, filch. Outer m«icr, Prtsldtnt. ber Isaac Le<«s, who lived in the brick . ▲ Membkh. We buy nnd will Second Hand Goods. ' house on North Broadway nepr tho R. B. m«$cr. Ulct Pro. Farmers would be more enthusiastic city limits, ami his two daughters the Misres Fannie -and Florenn*. It will for good roods if they thought the roads bo recalled that several years «ur«>. Miss • riTk HANK HKPOlcr. JI. Ji. Jlndcrwo, Caihicr. would not be monopolized by automo­ Fannie, who was a teacher in <>ur city Import of the <wM« of ,h* Ha*Unp Citv What Bank nt HrtlM* Mlehlpn. at the Hw*e «t biles h-r gpeeilway Iwmkivania. dops nobody gooiL tmslb< m. March nt®, H®. a* called forbythi fanner wants to pay heavy road taxes schools, went to the state of Washing* Comuil!>HioD«*r ot tbft r^uMltut Department. ton. where she Mvureti a |x»sition as Let us invest yours to make afamOoCh pavement so that a , teacher. Soon her Hitter followedfew chug chug enrs can scare every They were both so w^ifi pleased with Ixxin* anddHchutiO*.......... • • • ■ .......... .UtfiAM' s along with others and horse^hey meet into 'tte side ditches? Booth. mortga*-* slid Mssiritles ....... »i.ow their new home that they induced (mranfts +-•• .................. —Albion Recorder. » aud start it working their parents to go later on. They are Banking horn*’. --■•*--•—•.................... Furniture and tixUttcs.......................... It may he an item of internet not all residents of Whatcom. Washington. Otter real ratafr-.-;...........j---............. for you. No matter bosl little yon have, deposit it Due from Mks th rescrre knywn to all, that the United States It nppeanr'Jhat the two sisters saved ... . 1....U............. 31,-* 61 supreme court has recently handed quite a good num each year from their u. 3. nnd Natlaial Bank Curwith the down an opinion tn the effect that poul­ salaries. This 'they judiciously . in­ Dlrectcn < told'%n -1;'............. i’oi! 00 try running at large js wild-game nnd vested In the t;inter land uf that state, Mlwr coin............. -.................. Nk’tehnnd cents • • • •• • • • .“ I that persons upon whom chicken tree* evidently using excellent judgment Checks, rash items, internal revenue Chester messer, [MWs have a legal right to kill them.' They now have about 1,000 iicres of as R. B. messer, Itememter this next summer when fine timber land as can he found on the your neighbor's chickens gut in your Slope, mostly covered by • the straight R. C. Trench. tn*-* that are used for the masts of garden.—Err , It will earn its proportion of interest and pay you a sailing vessels, and for which ttere is m. t. CM, The following is a letter from the profit. That’s a thousand times better than hoard­ Argh Deacon, nf kanjuia. to Rev. a big demand at big prices. It is said; 0. $. Boodvejr. Morony, Rector of Saint Timothy's that it would take’six figures to repre­ ing it in an old wallet. A thousand times safer, and it jflo.yw -■ Cute Waters, church. Iola. Kans. Used by permis­ sent the worth of their holdings. Their WIJSW 07 many friends will be pleased<to learn draws interest at 3 per cent. too. ■ sion. • Ji. JI. Jlwlcrsoii. ArknnsaM City. Kans.. Feb. 8. 11105.. of their good fortune. My Dear Mr. Morony: “"uwSbml I* rtore^o’^SiolhtaA You will enjoy “The Holy City. ” Go and take your friends with i TOOK OVERDOSE PF LAUDANUM Mrs. Mary A. Warner, of Rutland. ( you. Mr. Richmond, agent-pf Com­ took an overdose of laudanum Monday, 3 per cent tuertst pant Ii Sarles Deparmeit pany. says, textend an invitation to which woh tho indirect cause of her and ccBpcMdcd KBl-aa«<allv. any of the ministers whom you may death which oocured Thursday. She on Real Orate Stcuritv. evidently took tho laudanum to ruleivo '-—-^Fraternally yours, ■her sufferings-—t*o4-jiot with suicidal Crawford, and Tdf -hrtentus had been neixirtethx^ Arch Deac3n-<rf Kanw;—: No ODltteS, A, D, Cadwallader's “THE HOLY (UY” GOOD PRODUCTION The Laboring Man DePUE Groceries, Canned Goods, Frnits & Vegetables Watch Next Saturday’s Sale. J? HOMER DePUE. We are AFTER YOU Again Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, CONTRACTOR and Builder. Renkes & Waldorff LUriBERj Sash S» T * »»» * * * YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD otneen and Doors TOMLINSON LUMBER CO, TOMLINSON LUMBER CoP Idle Money bastings City Bank ssSiritexTC fe-W money to Coan �HASTti^GS BANNER MARCH, aa. i9°5 THE ABBOT VOTING MACHINE Cures Your Cold While You Sleep. Tbta ie the lime ot year when colds are moat prerallenl... Now on Exhibition at the City Hall. Will Be Used at the City Election, This Spring. i have sold the- Weeks “Break-up-a-CoId” Tablets for 15 years and can re­ commend them to all. It is a splendid tonic for all who are tired and run down-conditions usually resulting frqm colds. Give II a trial and you will be pleased. Other cold curve common.lo this market kept 10 stock. W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescriptions prepared as if for the Doctor'^ own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. REDUCED PRICES FOR fl ARCH I have several thousand nega­ tives that I will send away at the end of this mouth, to be cleaned off so they can be wed again. Perhaps your negative may be among the lot. In order that all who deelre photos from negatives I now have, may gel them. I will make a » Reduction in Price for AN OPEN LETTER. Mr. Young Man. Dear Friend i Have you a farm? If not. do you wish to own one? I treat your answer to thia question will be “yet." for a farm la the best property that any man> young or old. ever had. When all else fails, the farm remains. You knew that fkrma are constantly rising in value. If you ever hope to have a fartn. why not make the mart now. and take ad­ vantage of the rising prices yourself. Instead of waiting until you have to pay more for the same property? No man can make a mistake In Investing now in wild or partially cleared lands at a fair price, as the annual Increase in value will be very much more than the current rates of Interest. I offer for sale ten thousand acres of choice wild land In the south part of Midland eounty. at from £7.00 to $12.00 per acre. This land is from « to 10 miles from railroad, but nir schools and mostly on good roads and generally on R. F. D. routes. Soli Is first-class, mostly hardwood. with scattering plne. and hemlock. Some «f these tracts have • enough wood on thysi to pay for same. Tho title Is perfect, with all taxes paid up. I will sell them In forty-acre tracts on contract, with a-down payment of $.’50.00 and annual pttym'ontg of $25.00 or more, at- purchasur-may desire, with six per cent Interest on deferred pay-. do you meot*- What <cu.l<-r want? In this way, who is willing both to work^»nd to save bis rarnlnxw, may ^sye a farm and hardly realixe that he’ has pakf any­ thing for IL Much of thia land Is weM adapted to beet raining, and will' be worth from $5QJ)0 to $100.00 pt-r acre when subdued and developed. My young friend, can you afford to neglect this opportunity?. If you think well of the chance, call upon or aildn'sr, FRANK G. KNJCELAND. ' St. Louis. Mleh. thli,month only to all who have photos made from any uf these negatives. So do not delay, but place an order at once or it will be too late. The above cut illustrates tho manner precinct is known and declared within in which to operate the Abbot voting five minutes after tbe polls close. machine, one of which is now on exih- " 2d. Mistakes are impossible with bition at the city hall. These machines the Abbot machine. The voter cannot will be used in the coming election make a mistake or spoil his ticket this spring in this city. The machint-’will not operate at all un­ These machines are here on tri^l. lift­ less it is operated right, ing placed here at tiie expense of tho 3d. Corruption is an. impossibility company which makes them, under the I unless thc'fdectipn inspectors are part­ condition that an expression be taken ies to it, ami unless there 'is collusion from each voter on election day aa to between the voter and the inspectors, whether he would favor their purchaw) which would l»o easily discovered by by the city. If a majority favor it, anyone interested in preventing such the machines are to be purchased at collusioxL •3S0. each. Theee niacbinus ha ve 4th. Tbe-eaae with which the ma­ been in use in numerous cities in the chine can be o[»erated by the voter. state for some time, and have invaria­ Any voter is invited to step in and bly given satisfaction. ’ give the machine a trial before election The advantages are as follows: 1st. The result of the election in the H. J. Christmas, THE PH0T06RAPIER, Hastings, Michigan CALL FOR “NO. 22." . When you are in a burry for meats of any kind just call for "No. 22” and your wants will be given prompt attention. We aim to give all orders by phone our immediate attention. Special for the coming weelj L EVENTS. Home Rendered Lard 9g a pound Guaranteed to bo extra tine. We are receiving many orders for our Piff Pork Sausage; give us a trial. F. W. Clifford The MEAT MARKET Man Two doore east of CltD Bank. Phone 22 Hastings, Mich. GINGHAMS and PRINTS OVERALLS and SHIRTS I also keep a stock ot ORANGES, LEMONS, BA­ NANAS, FRESH CELERY. The Maple City Club were charm' .ingly entertainod at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Waters. Thursday eve­ ning by Mrs. Waters afid Mrs. Jacob ! Neaae. Pedro was the diversion and ' there were eleven tables fillet!. Elegant 1 refreshments were Nerved. The near ness of St. Patrick's day led to the choosIing of green as the color scheme, and the house and table1 decorations were in harmony with this idea. i Lack of space last' week prevented mention of the L. Ui B. A. society of the M. E. church, which met at tbe pleasant and hospitable Home of Mr. । and. Mrs. J. T. Lombard. There were ! tfB present, and they were very pleasantj ly entertained by Mesdnmes J. T_ 3 L ombard. Jason McElwain and Mattis ! Spaulding. Light refreshments were < served. J A merry crowd of about 40 friends I of Rev. B. F. Fritz and wife gathered J at their home Saturday evening and i gave them a complete surprise. Light l refreshments were served, and an even­ } ing of great pleasure for all was spent. | Mrs. Dr. H. A. Barber will enterI tain the physicians of tbe city this evet ning at her home, in honor of theDr’s { birthday. | Wednesday was the 00th’ birthday j of Mrs. Minerva Handy and her 1 immediate relatives concluded to j give her a surprise, which they did [ very thoroughly at the homo of her 1 daughter Mrs. W. H- Merrick i Saturday was the 80th anniversary I। of the marriage of A. Wilmont and «' wife. The neighbors and friends in1 tended to celebrate the event by giving ! them a surprise. Bnt the illnees of Mr. Wilmont prevented the carrying out of the plan. Therefore’ they sent them a beautiful dish and a fine bou­ quet of carnations, which were greatly appreciated by tho recipients. A party of eleven young people from thia city went to Woodland yesterday and spent the day with Mrs. Margaret Phillips, of that village and had a very enjoysWe time. r—*■ •; In spite of a stormy evening a good­ ly number of the young people of the Dorcin Daughters society, of the Pres­ byterian church, met at the home of Mrs. E. Tyden Friday night. There ^yas an interesting program, also music and games. A special feature were the fine recitations by Mrs. Geo. Menhennick. It was a very enjoyable «vening. Light refreshments wer« served by Mrs. Tyden. who in her happy and hospitable way marie every one wel­ come. aud proved herwlf a royal enter­ tainer. The next meeting will be held with the Misses BjurpeTzC. ;W, H, FAIRCHILD,; ’ Dry Goods and Groceries. * roes doors east op ooodvbas mo, A WARM MEAL is thoroughly relished after driving to tbe city, and especially so, if it is well cooked. Dont bother to.bring your own dinner when you can get a fine meal at our restaurant for only 25 CENTS Lunch room in connection and we make a specialty of *vrder cooking. We also carry a full Hue of Baked Goods, Cigars and Confections. Barnaby Bros., First door east of Banner Office. 123 Hastings, Mick. lu the etty of Uaatln*B. lusaid county ouWednoday the ?.’nd day of March tn tho year owe thousand ulna hundred nu4 Err. Present. CtumaM. Mack. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the ratate of George Green Arid, drenued. Ou reading and filing the petition duly veri­ fied, of Emma Grrenfield. widow of nald deceaaed. praying that. .idmlnUtranuu of wild mute rnny tn* granted to .Jarut-s Covert .or to some otl:cr>-.Ptab)e perwjn. Thereupon It la ordered, that Monday the 17th day of Abril A. P. 190* at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, be aealimcd for the hearing of mdd petition and that the belra at law of said deceas­ ed and all other |N>rsons Interested In said estate are reoulred to appear at a anwioa cf wild Court, then to be bolden at the ITobale office, in tbe City of Hastings, tn said County and show cause tf any there be. why tbe prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. Aud It U further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the pereoiM Interested In said estate, of the [tendency of said pelttloti and tbe hearing thereof bv causing a copy of this order to be published In the Hastings Baxxu a news­ paper printed aud circulated In said County of Barry, once tn each week for three successive vreeks previous to said day <rf bearing. "HAS. M. MaCX. Judge ot Probate. About 20 young friends of Miss .Teeaie Wood gave bej- a very thorough and enjoyable surprise Monday evening. All prurient report a good time. JAPANESE DAY AT WOMEN’S CLUB, Friday will Iw Japanese Day and in open meeting for the Womens Club. As the name suggests, this meeting is open for al! who desire to attend. A cordial inviation is given to ail women not members to meet with t!w« club. Therefwill bo special music by Mrs. liobt. Burch aqd Mrs. Shackleton. Here Is an explanation of tbe old horseshoe superstition: St Dunstan was a skilled farrier. One day while at work In his forge tbe devil entered In disguise and requested -Dunston to shoe bls “single hoot." The saint, al­ though he recognised his malign cus­ tomer. acceded, but caused him so much pain during the operation that Satan begged him to desist. This St Dunstan did. but only after be had made/he evil oue promise that neither be nor any of tbe lesser evil spirits, his servants, would ever molest. the In­ mates of a house where tbe horseshoe was displayed. When King Henry VHI.’s name was spoken In lite presence in the Louse of lords every peer prostrated himself wltb Asiatic servility. An entry In the records of the house gives the sub­ stance of a speech delivered by the chancellor on Jan. 10, 1541, In which tbe king's goodness and wisdom are extolled, and It tells us that whenever his majesty was mentioned, "which happened often,*’ all the lords pros­ trated themselves, bowing to the ground ns one man. Force of th~ Future. Cut off the future.’ and man Is tbe most timid of creatures. The demons and dragons are too terrible for him to face and attack. But spread before him the Illimitable .future, and he will dare all things, certain of victory at last. Any night, however filled wltb weeping, cun be endured by one who known that joy Is coming In tbe morn- Artist—I’ve jtm finished old Cashley’s portrait, but I haven't done him justice. Friend—Haven't you? ArtistNo; htfs paying me handsomely for not doing It.—New York I’rens. Old men’s eyes are like old men’s memories—they are strongest for things a long way off.—Eliot ’ , Wednesday the and day of March a. D. idm. ^Present lion. Chas. M. Mack. Judge of Pro- n‘*,u’r 01 the estate of Aaron-Clark Ou reading and filing the petition duly ven­ ded. at John Carveth and Mury Clark the ad­ ministrators of said estate, come Into court nnd thM‘ ,.h*T Ptri'ared to render their anal arsswtnt .O, « , Mid Graft. Tberetipoa liHordsred. tli»l Friday tbe lath day of April A. D. tan. al ten o'clock In the forenoon al Mid probate office. b« and In hereby appototod 5“ *«1 that all pZrajus to T1'?-*1'1 7UUaPl<*r before n*Jd crurl. at said time aud place, to nhow cau.v. If any lbC l’r*Tpro< »*»d Priltemer^e uo. grsiriieti. It •• farther ordered, that public notice there­ of be giveu by publication of a copy of this order, for three successivo weeks prevtain to said day Ct hearlut. ID- the lluttlnei H»wwww - paper printed H you are going to do any building this year, it “don't cost vou a cent" to let us figure op the bill for BUILDING MATERIALS you will need, and it may SAVE YOU $ $ Lumber, Hard Coal, Lath. Shingles. Soft Coal, Wood, BricK. and we know we can not only SUIT YOU, but PLEASE you aa well. SEE OUR UK OF ROOFIN8. HASTINGS LUMBER & COAL Ct) Phon* 254. Mraaasas; ARGAINS NOW We cao give you big values now on CARPETS. MATTINGS. LINO­ LEUMS. Call and aee the : : Largest Line Ever Shown in This City. You will always find a big stock bf up-to-date FURNI­ TURE at our large double store. We ai nV to suit every­ body both in styles and prices. Come and see us before you buy. Miller S. Harris Furniture Co. PHONE 226, To Have and To Hold We have a mighty good trade on Coffee, We have it and we hold it—once a coffee buyer, here, always c„„. one. We handle nothing bnt the best coffees in the market, and as we buy often, onr oof­ ’ ' ire an- some of them F 5 ?u haven't need any of these—Just STEW~BLQCft~ / till I get my Rai coat, you say fcy—most any night, a,though the stars [IJ/'ZlT1 /' may be bright V/7 overhead. Thus unconsciously 1 you'testify to its all-around useful­ ness. If you haven’t one, you’re shy a necessity. If you ' have one, maybe it’s too ancient. Any­ way, get inquisitive with ours. woolens-purt fabric-and Bloch made. Stein Priced at - $15, $18 and $21. Chidester«Burton �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH 22. 1905. ( No man is above even the critic. WATCHES » A good, service­ able case whether of Silverine or Solid L Gold, only 1 protects 3» I your •9 ■ watch r movement from in­ juryThe time you get from your watch depends en­ tirely upon the kind of ••works” you hate. We have a number of dif­ ferent makes in stock. When you want a good time piece, please re­ member we can flt you out with any grade of movement For any kind of watch see us before you buy else­ where. WANTED—House for small family. Inquire at Banner office. PERIONAL’MENTIOnJ Will Olner was in Grand Rapids W anted. 10,000 pounds pf buckwheat. Munday. Hastings Roller Mill Co. EUUyu,llu„r. of Dolton. wu ti. tbe Please note the auction ad. of Jam re city yesterday. E. dark on our last ]»age. Frank Englehart went to Grand ’ When in need of clothing see J. N. Rapids Monday. . Covert the W’oodlaud clothier. Misa Linnie Bennett left for Albion J. N. Covert has a fine line of cloth­ Monday morning. ing in his store at Woodland. Mra. P. T. Colgrove was in "Grand Note the call for township caucuses Rapids Saturday. published In another column. John Dawson made, a businem trip Highest market price paid for poul­ to Detroit t’o-’day. try. atC. W. Clifford’s market. Prof. IW; T. Wallace visited Grand Cha*. Thompson has the foundation Rapids Saturday. laid for a new house en South St. Donald McLeay, of. Nashville, was M. M. Davidson has moved into Mr. in the city Monday. ’ . Denison’s house In tbe second ward, Mias Frances Crowell left for Chi­ George Booth, of the 4th ward, cago Saturday morning. Wolden Bronson was in Grand Rap suffered a stroke of paralysis last week. ids on business Tuesday. Shoe repairing neatly and promptly John Weinert made a business trip WKU. done J. C. Woodruff.' with C. H. to,Grand Rapids Monday. Osborn. D. J. Kehoe and M. J; Boynton were Burn to Mr. and Mra. W. J. Wuolirton in Grand Rapids Thursday. 7 1 NF. WATCH MAKING AND of Carlton. Saturday night, a ten INOBAVINC A SPECIALTY. Arthur Patten, of Cloverdale, is in pound son. the city Jon business to-day. Henry Mishler has begun work on JOHN BESSMER. Albert Edmunds, of Banficld. called tbe foundation for a new residence on THE JEWELER. HASTINGS, SUCH. •in Hastings friends.Sunday. ' . Hanover St. Glenn W. Greenfield, of Grand Rap­ Sunday's storm of tdeet and ice made ids. was in tho city Monday. Monday morning's trains all a few Register Dokter went to Prairieville minutes late. last evening un u brief visit. The Banner force is indebted to Mrs Barton Cartright, of Hickory Camera, Lewis Tuttle, of Irving, for a sack of is the guwst of Edmund Wood. delicious apples. Mr. anil Mrs. L. J. Goodyear were Carlton taxpayers will note the call Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. for a caucus at the-town ball Monday .Mr. anil Mrs.Ed Burton are expected March 27th, at 2 p. m. hom^ from California early next month. Wanted, a good active boy. not Mrs. F. M. Wood. of Freemont, . afraid of work, to learn the printer's Mich., spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida trade. Inquire at BANNER office. Wood. | L. H. Evarts has purchased five Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heath, of Mid- . acres of land south of F. E. Johnson's dleville, spent Sunday with Hastings in the second ward and contemplate" friends. 1 building a new home. Mrs. Weldeu Bronson left yesterday From present indfeatfons the build­ for Cliicago to care for a sister who is ing record of this year in Hastings will very ill. exceed that of la-%t year Miss Bowie Willison, of Toledo, spent ■The river h:u» been overflowing its Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Julia | Imnks the pqst week, but the high •Willison. water has not come within three or C.“G. Stokoe.c;f Grand Haven, visit­ four feet of last sjrring’s record. . ed at Qeo. Tolhurst's a few day the Sinking of auction bills, if yob past week. , want th-'in printed in tho best possible J. T. Lotnlxml left Saturday mom- | form on good, heavy paper, call At the ing for a .business trip in Northern BANNER office. Price $1.73“for ail> Michigan. I t bills. .\ Mr. Baldwin aud wife of Mendon. . W. DeYoung, of Detroit, was inThii' are visiting at his sister's, Mrs. Alice city the past week looking for a loca- Blanchard‘s. tion-to establish a -basiness here, hut Mrs. M. R. Turner was called to could mot find a single emptyjitoro Woodland Munday by the serious illnetw I building. Quality Shoe Store. of her father. . Tobias Garn will have an auction Mr. and Mrs Isaac Taylor, of Grand m-m «-»♦♦♦■*♦***♦♦*< sale at his farm in Carlton six milre Ledge, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. ■ straight north of the city on Friday, G. W. Lowry. March 81st. at ten- a. m. W.‘ H C. J. Webb, uf Chicago,, was in tho ' Couch, auctioneer. city the guest of Emil Tyden, Monday Miss Yinnie Ream went .to Pentwat­ and Tuesday. er, Hesperia.. While Cloud and FreeBti.lillilliliUiiilillMililillilllilllMIIIMIIIMliilHMIMiiMiUilg moDt, this morning, and will awiot . Mr. and. Mrs. John Wickham are visiting at their son's, Jas. Wickham's It looks as though the maple sugar Mra. J. W. Scott, of Chicago, a soloist in Grand Rapids. in entertainments at those places. season wonld 1* a little short. Dr. J. G. McGuffin went to London, 1 We notice by the Nashville News Just rceibvedia carload of wood plast­ that Senator Glasgow has been taking Canada, last evening to attend the fu­ neral of a-brother. er at Rowlader’s elevator. on a new business, having added a Volney Ferris, of Allegan, spent 1 J. N. Covert, of Woodland, is offer­ grocery establishmvnt to his hardware and furniture business in that town. Saturday and Sunday with friends in ing good bargains in clothing. this city and vicinity. The BANNER will print 200 auction For flour, feed. coal, wood and eleva­ Miss Indabelle Busby and Mr. Carl tor stock, phone 1W». Menzo Turner. bills on good, heavy paper for $ 1.73. If ytfu want auction bills printed, Cater visited the latter’s parents in House and lot for sale. 714 East Grand Rapids Sunday. Grand St. Enquire qf Geo. M. New­ call at the BANNER office. We will .Tule Shellenberger and wife and Mra. print 200 on good heavy paper at $1.75. ton. Miss Maude Harper, who has been Robert Bell, bf I^ake Odessa. visited at Auction bills, printed on good heavy­ Grant Muir's Thursday. ’ paper, 200 for $1.75 or ’100 for $1.50 at at the homo of her parents Mr. nnd Miss Gertrude Fialey, of Limn. O., Mra. A. M. Harper for the past seven the BANNER office. weeks recovering from the typhoid was the guest of Mr. nnd Mra. J. S. Andrew Severance has bought the fever, returned to her work in Grand Goodyear the post week. Will Fairchild bouse on East Court Rapids last week. " Mrs. Minnie Olner left Monday to St., in the second ward. There was an error in oqr announce­ accept a position with-the Spring Dry Dewitt Murdock is making .some veryfloods Co.. at Grand Rapids. ment of the Rutland 'spelling contest extensive improvements on his resi­ to be heM in the Pwlunk church. The Dwight Goodyear, of Lima, O.. has dence in the fourth ward. BANNER stated it would lie Mar. 24. lieen the guest of home friends the past P. A. Sheldon has been overseeing This is a mistake. It will lie held week, returning to Lima Monday. the plotting of the McNair land re­ Thursday evening Mar. 30. J. W. Otl returned to Albion Sat­ cently acquired by the Hastings A bill has passed the legislature for- urday after a abort stay' in the city Realty Co. biding divorced jicraons from marry­ in the intercut of the new gas plant. The rapid rise uf the river last week ing within a year. That will help Mrs. Roy Tift will soon go to Kala­ after the rains shows the effect of many Home. As the law is a couple may <1 rains emptying into the Thornapple in marry before the ink is dry on thi? mazoo to juin her husband, who has rented his father’s farm near that city. this aud Eaton countie. decree which tnay have been issued to Mr. Herbert Dustin and Mra. Anna Lost Iwtwren W. Green St. and either. EHzaliethSt. a centerpiece, embroider­ James E. Clark, living 4tf miles sout^ Shaug’ of Kalamazoo. wore guests of ed in American beauty roses. -&nder o€the city and three fourths of a mile Mr. and Mrs. Ahram Contant over Sun­ please leave at this office and.receive north of the Hendershott school house, day. W. R. Cook wpnt to Detroit to-day reward. . in Baltimore, will have an auction Judge Smith on Monday sentenced sale Wednesday. March 29th. at one to attend a meeting of the executive Fred Raymond of Yankee Springs to o'clock p. tn. Read the ahuouncement 'Committee of the -Michigan Press Ah•Hociatiou. 75 days in the Detroit house of correc­ on quf last page. tion. Ho was convicted of assault on Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cherry were There are two realms why you John Daley. should buy Top-Round shoes. 1st. be­ called to Vermontville Wednesday night by the death of Mrs. Chas. When one sees the beautiful new cause they have tbe best style and the Michigan Central depots in Nashville most wear for tho money. 2d. because Cherry, of that village. and Charlotte it makes oae wish for they always fit and are comfortable. Chas. A. Weinert, who was compel­ an equally good M. C. passenger sta- No breaking-in needed. See bur new led to come home from Harvard "tion in Hastings. spring line. Price $8.50., College because of illness, will return Morrill Lambie & Co. Will yon invest your savings at 12 to Cambridge this week. per cent if I can show you a clean gilt "a representative of the Abbot Vot­ Dr. G. W. Lowry went to Clarksville ^Iged safe proposition secured by real ing Machine company, on his return today. Iwiug called there to operate estate? Highirt references. Addrres from a visit to Hastings last week, upon Mra. James Sullivan, of that stated that for a town that is up to’ place, for cancer of the breast. 100, Banner office. ' Lost between the Presbyterian church date and a genuine bustler in al£branch-। Miss France* Crowell went to Chicaand the’ BANNER office, an oval esof business life that city is as good, go Saturday to attend the dressmaker’s shaped, gold locket marked with tbe as there is in Michigan for its sixe. He, convention. Mra. Frank Newton left monogram. J. R. M. Finder leave at . says that Hastings is good, but its peo­। Monday to attend the same gathering. ple are better, and that while he was this office and receive reward. Mra. John Goodyear went to Oamthere ho received from tho officials ot: The north and south roads have been the city, the businowmen and tho peo­ bier Ohio, the latter part of last^week a fright fur a few weeks, but the wel­ ple in general, everyt possible courtesyr to visit her daughter Harriet who is come rain of last week did a good deal and consideration that could be exten­■ attending Harcourt Seminary in that toward settling the highways, and put­ ded to s visitor.—Hudson Gaxette. place. ting them in condition for traveL_—_ Ti' ® ? : ♦ ♦ t ♦. We At All Times Sell You Honest Goods at close prices and guaran/ tee full value, : : : i : We carry only the better grade of goods. Bear that in mind when comparing prices. : t, , ♦ ♦ : • ♦ : t If you can beat I t our prices and i ♦ quality we do not : I expect your trade, 6319 7 criticism; not Wfial we k'vj w do, we do do SUPREMACY IN DRESS GOODS There was a time when we did not count much on onr DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, but now it is of great importance, particularly at this season. We have surpassed in variety, values and completeness any season we ever had. Have you seen them yet ? It is a pleasure for us to show them to you You will be delighted with their newness and choice. Now GordedBSolB Nbw VoHbs and Garivas New SlGllllans and Lustres New Eollans New TUlbst and Broadcloth an(1 Gaslwres. We are gradually completing all departments and will show you a fine selection of all goods. The quality is right and the price is right. If Anything is WRONG you’ve got the REMEDY MONEY BACK STORE. WRIGHT BROS. Phone 30 Hastings, Mich. The We are showing some nobby SPRING JACKETS in tan Caveat trimmed, with buttons or braid, satin linied or good Sateen lining at $5.00 We have a new line of Handsome Lace Curtains from - - Door Panels 75c to $-4 per pair. *25 and 50c. LOCAL NEWS h Saturday Special, For SATURDAY, MARCH 25, we offer 6 doz. Fancy Collars, Turnovers, etc. Values up to 50c for, each - - - - - - - - - - Ladies’ 17c 81LKS-|g Are still fashion’s favprite for the separate spring and sum­ mer wrap. Our splendid assortment of fancy silks easily place onr silk department in the lead. Compare onrs with what others offer. , 36 20 36 20 in. Spottsprufe Taffeta, per yd. in.' Peau de Soie silk at, “ “ and 27 in. Black taffeta, “ “ in. Black Taffeta only “ “ $1.50 1.00 1.00 75C Colored Taffetas for silk Shirt Waist'Suits, priced at 50, 75, 80c, $1.00. Skinner’s Satin in all shades, 36 inch wide, Guaranteed for 2 seasons. Price per yard. $1.50 J. T. PIERSON & SON The Peoples Store Hastings. Mich. �H A STINGS BANNER MARCH, «, '9°5 . a 800 Yds. of CALICO I have on hand bOO yards of a fine grade of Calico that sells every where at fl cents i>er yd and upwards. I must have more room for spring stock aud In order to get it I will sell this 800 yards at. ' SCHOOL NOTES The mock trial was given last Friday afternoon in the high school room. Tbe case was that of Victor Hilbert, who was arrested for robbing tbe Woodland Exchange Bank -of Messrs. Brown & Co., on Oct, 12, LWM. The result -wMs that the accused was found guilty and sentenced to work in the Michigan Post-hole factory for ten years. Several of the young friends of Har­ old Warner together with the teachers, gave him a pleasant surprise at his home Wednesday evening. The event celebrated Master Harold’s 10th birth­ day. The evening wm spent very pleasantly in playing games after which dainty refreshments were served. The evening win enjoyed by all and we wish Master Harold many such oc­ casions. . • The’ fifth and sixth grades are read­ ing Moloch'a Little Lame Prince. Last Friday Mrs. Benson,, Mra. Wol­ cott, Misses Nina Esterbrook and Rena Wolcdtt visited the high several room. the church every Wednesday eveningEveryone is welcome. Mias Eunice Hall returned Saturday from a week's, visit with, friends in Nashville. ■ Their is-a nice lot of logs here at the railroad as ever was delivered here. Fred Todd brought one million feet of logs in all. and they were all delivered. Sound Sleep Depends On Good Digestion IwomnU U * CARLTON CENTER Grandma Eisen hood has been upon tho tdek list tho past few days. ' Mrs. Ina Bottrall and son Willie left Tuesday for Grand Raipds, where they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. 8.W. Barker, of Grand Dou*t delay your purchase, Rapids, and Mra Barheit, of Luther, but come al once while the are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rich­ stock is complete. ards, being called here by the serious 1 have a fine line of illnetw of Robert Forsyth their father. On last Wednesday Mr. Forsyth had three violent hemorrhages of the lungs and Tor a time his life was despaired ot but is a httlojwtter at this writing, of all kind?, and can ptease though very weak. you in quality and price. John Fuller of Hastings is doing the JUgliest Price* for Produce. • masonry work on Jesse Knowles new Delayed letter. house. The senior chum will begin Child'a Mr. W. L. Allgw and family arrived COATS <5R0VE History of England next week. Sunday-nnd are now Mjttled in their GENERAL STORE. Last Saturday evening Misnes Curnp- home-over the store. bell aud Hinea, and Mr. Ham ill enter­ The past few days has stopfied the tained the sanior chow at the home of Mr. 'njid Mra; Velte. The evening wan making of maple sugar but it is hojaxl we-shall have acme wanner weather jq-ont very enjoynhly ia playing games •. and jesting. । All were! sorry when the soon. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Will Allerding hour to adjourn drew near. With a WOODLAND. Sunday a boy. ’ • Mr. anil Mrs. S. VanHouten were cordial invitation to come again and a goal night the guests departed^; Mrs. Gnu-e Wooteti^t i» now a happy called io to Woodbury on nnmruuv Saturday uigiu night■! hearty uniiwi wwumn in: , • . , , , mother, a little Ixiy- coiping -to their the .leatb uf Hri -VauHduteir. “k,n‘: w‘* V“m ““X . home early Sunday morning. father. Mr. Geo. Huy. who iunwed i hurting memuncs. Next Fridnjthe literary society will Frank Burry is moving liiH house­ ateay 6n Saturday evening. .1. M. Smith wusal Hastings Monday give a imxjk trial. Victor Hil­ hold effects upon the B. Fisher farm. bert i? accused of, robbing the Wood­ Mr. Fisher will work tho Rogers farm . op legal business. bind Exchangi.' Bank, on Oct.. I'XHKM. in Irving noxt^ycar. z.-S- Kuthennun and -Tolw M. Smith The Junior class was very succeseful Rufus Hoamttr having decided to quit /were subpoenaed to appear in circuit lit the Iwx social last Friday evening, farming will still his stock at auction court hu*t Wednesday. in clearing about eight dollars. on Friday, and as mmmi asposniable Ernest Densmore has closed his. thereafter will move into his house sch'Mil in the F*fth district in Carlton just north of the store and make his towmdiip, COATS GROVE. future home there. George Geiger was pronounced insane Delayed letter. P. Roush will occupy the farm va and was taken to Kalamazoo on Friday Coral Fuller of Hastings visited cated by Mr. Hosmer. . last by August Gpiger and C. S. Pal­ friends here Sunday. 5c per yd. SHOES| . ?LJZdrerinz stomach sets rour nerre. on wire, banisho sleep mA jea-es j-oo and a terrible, opprend.e of Impends calamity Y^^hln m.d acrawny; your f^e U pinched and W M dmM vnn In the morning a bad taste and bod breath. » We have a remedy « know.will correct three conditions. Kexal' >sm Tablets laoicxs will w»u make ymir atanach - --------------- w^lmd ---------------* 7 <TM ____will 111 quiet your vonr.lPrVM' VIH1T veins VCIM with With rich, rfCh , red They nerves ; fill your blood; brighten your eyes; put flesh on your bones; make your complexion clear and fresh, and bring you Bound, refreshing sleepWe guarantee they will relieve you of U>e load that is breaking you down physically and mentally. HENRY RflQLfl, rive Yews' Suffering Ended WOODLAND years I ruffe red •cutely with indigestion, my prinTipo! Complaints being headaches and feclimr of fuilnean and distress after eating. with this I suffered severely with a belchi ng of gas and a general down condition I took the Hexail Dyspepsia Tablets and I cannot my too much for what they accomplLshed for me. My headachca and all the accom­ panying ills have entirely disappeared. I sleep wril and my p^nend health has im Geo-see SL, Buffalo, N ----- ----- -------------- Fred L. Heath & Carveth -M'l j ** * | Uwn f -w* f MM merton. ’ . (J. E. Rowlader shipixxl a car load of QUIMBY. G. C. Garlick’s homes run away on Ihogs from here Monday. Mr. Wm. BonrJqn called on friends Thursday afternoon. leaving his team Mra.-Victor Rogers who is helpless for a moment untied back of. his store.- ,with rheumatism at the homo of her in this pl are last Tuesday, having just they took advantage of his absence and father T. H. Rodelamgh is some better. returned from a three week’s visit in Ohio. _ • started home on a dead run but when The meetings closed Sunday evening, they came in front Of hi*, home they them will lie several baptised this Mrs. C. GaaV.'loin sr. has gone to turned in aud ran astride a shade tree, week. Buttle Cri-hk aniTAugusta on a short breaking his harnesN . and delivery .visit with her son Frank and daughter Geo. Townsehnd has hjs mill yard wagon to quite a considerable extent. Mra. O’Brien.' . nbdut all clear if logs. Mr.'Ruling of Mr. anil Mrs. Warner gave a surprise Hakiings has Iwen doing the sawing. An April fool'school 0ocinl will be on their son Harold on Friday evening held at Maccabec Hall Apr. 1. for tbe in honor of his tenth birthday. The ' Mr. Gary Crook and family of Hast- benefit of the library. I^adies bring wening was spent in games after inp». attended church here Sunday. boxes.- Let everyone come out and Mrs. Harrison. Long is caring for have a good time. which ice cream and cake were served. .Mra. Stephen Wnlf, of Lake Odessa, Daniel William is suffering with a There was quite a good many at the . very l»ad hand the result of his pet cut who is seriously ill. L. A. S. held sit. Scott McIntosh’s hurt luting and scratching him, while playr i Tliere was a largo crowd at the L. A WedneMiay. Mjs. Jaa. McIntyre will uig with it. Eryesipcjaa has set in S. at the church hurt Thuraday. Pro­ entertaia in three weeks for sapper. " . and he has -had quite a considerable ceeds $B.4O. We hope "to see a large attendance. , trouble, liut is a little better at this Some o£ the farmers have contracted Mr. Htory Bidlernnn has moved on writing. to raise sugar beets next summer for his father's farm in north Baltiniorev Rowlader Bros. & Reiser started up a Ijmsihg company. where he-will try farming, his father baling hay last week with a new gasoMr. Cortis is moving on the farm and mother having moved to Hartings. . line engine, being the M*cond one they recently purchased of Forest Jonrdim. Charlie Rbid has taken his place on have in use at the present titne. Several have applied for carrying the the scctioa. James Cramer and wife formerly of mail on the rural route t^iat will start this place, but fpr the past' few year’s from •here. Muny,. gideed. are the curious cue­ editor of the Sunfield Sentbifl. left for Jcihn Aspinwall has moved on the torus coUTHTtrd with tin- Russian MerceFeounty. lx Dakota, where they Garj- Crook farm. ’ army, says n writer in a Ixmdnn jour­ will settle ujxm n claim jothieh Mr. Miss Jessie Brooks, the Coats Grove Cramer has taljen up. He i f|xpects to schblil teacher, spelled the school down nal. For kisfnnce. none hut giants are allowed In .the ‘PreriiiriiNhcnskl body­ farm it for a while nnd thru ho may at the Fisher schtxil house at-the spell­ guard regtnent To the Isinallowsk* start up in tho newspaper business ing match. regiment none but fair men are ad­ again. Their many frirmMan Wood­ Miss Bessie Smith came very near mitted. wliflc a turned- up nrHc in the land wish them success in 0ieir new ; qualifying adormimut of the'Pawiow line gettiiig run over iby the cars Tuesday. home. _ guards. Th'- Guards chasseurs, on the She wks returning from, the Holmes Married, on Wednesday qvtaing, at school, where shq is teaching. She was other hand.' are composed exclusively the M. E. parsonage, by the Rev. driving near the crossing when the of dark haired men Then, too, the dlstlnrtkyn between officers of the Lyon. Mr. Geo. Forman, son of Mr. train from the north came and she did 'guards and thosq serving in line regi­ ■ and Mra. L. R. Forman, anil iMiss Inez not she it. A couple of men were at ments Is mast marked, a guard llenHair of Luke Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. the dej-ot and they saw her danger and tenapt tmti! recently taking precedence Forman will go to housekeeping at ■ ' yelled but the bells on the horse made over a captain trf tho line. Further­ I once in Baltimore township^ so much noise that she did not hear more the pay of Infantry officers hi line Mrs. Kate Hofstetter was in Eaton the warning. She just got across as regiments is ludicrously small. What the Infantry private’s lot is can better Rapids on business last week. the engine appnmehed the crossing; be Imagined than describad. Mra Joshua Dillinbwk.received word The hon»e became scared and ran that her father in Ohio was dead. Mr. throwing her out. She held to tho Of 160 Acres In England the penalty of tar and ?? and MraDillinback started inlihediatc- lines and was dragged several rods. CnnxHan XorthwcsL Cbe»i> ratra ly for her old home on Friday noon. The horac got away and ran home, go­ feathers was jntrdduced In 1189, when '■ f' “ *:Urr'- For ’ ’ CHARLES BffiXIS. Ira Cotton has’ moved into Rev. ing into the barn and taking tho cut- Richard I., before setting out for the ‘ ^TV.ni’n.p.nl Coauntaslooer, t p. Kail war tor in with him. breaking the cross Holy Laud, oidnlnod. in order to pre­ Sult.. Majorle Block. Battle Creek. Mfch. Crites house. serve the discipline of his fleet, tha\ Lawrencex Royer has ■ moved into lw. Miss Smith was hurt some but whosoever shofld tie convicted of theft , , Jacob Rcisingpr’s tenant, house and not seriously. should first have his head iffiaved; that PKOBATK OKUEK Mr. Cook went to Muskegon Friday boiling pitch should then Iw |»oured Stole of Michigan, County of Barry, as will work for him tho coming season. npon It. and a cushion of feathers (de a Mrs. Susan Flory is suffering with on business. pneumonia There was a spelling tqatch at tho la plume d’ornll}er) shaken over IL Ife to tbe Lltv of IUaUui, inJid0 was afterward to be p^t on shore at Tuesday the 7th day of March In Mra. Ermont 'Bates sperft the latter school house. Three or four schools tbe first place tho ship touched nt, ouetbouaand nine hundred and five ,e*r were represented but the Coats Grove though, after a baptism of boiling I’re^ut Chas. M. Mack. Judn of Probate. part of last week with Mr. atid Mrs. H*ny O. school was victorhm. Gertrude Ehret pitch, tho poor wretch would have lit­ jX.'SieXM.’ S. Overamith of West Woodlaud. tle life left in him. In modern times P. R. Holmes is moving Onto his spelled the school down. l*tlUon duly vertThe Rev. XX O. Purdy of this place, the practice has round, favor with the fied, of Lyman .loves, son-of said propery in the village. Fret! Durkee populace aa a means of readily exe­ has rented Mr. Holmes farm and has Iwptised four men and two women last cuting Justice on an offender whom Friday in the Baptist church baptistery the law perhaps ahows no anxiety to moved onto tbe same. reach.—London Mall. Mr. Stanton of Mapte Grove jwas in at Hastings. Mra. Wm. Flory and Mrs. A. Slooom. our village on Monday to "bid Ion the cleaning and lowering of .the Woodland were called to the bedside of 'their ’Tho only perfectly beautiful wo­ father Mr. Williams, of Woodland. Sat­ Center drain. man,” said a well known sculptor, Edith Bond left hero on Saturday for urday. He had another stroke of i«lr- -must have been a goddess I never of aald Court, then to be hoMwi u the In tbe City of Hautugs. in Florida where she expoota to make alysis. His recovery is doubtful as he saw a perfectly beautiful woman In ofilre •nd show cause if any there be. wh^ ra7. had a stroke about one year aso. my life, nor even heard of the. exist­ her future home with her father. The L. A .S. will meet at the church ence of one. A h for Cleopatra, n learned notice George Hauer of Lowell was here on Englishman has discovered In some an­ Saturday and Sunday, called 3|ere l>y andj^erve dinner this week Thursday. i order to t» m -u Mrs. Sam Gutchess visited her par­ cient gossip written on papyrus that pnbltabM - Ils' terious illneas of his father. Geo. aho had tbe foxy red hair and die ww printed < ov.nty'ol Hauer, who is suffering from rheuma* 1ents Mr. and Mrs. Shdden, of East freckled skin of all the Ptolemy family Barry, oooe tn i Castleton, Friday and Saturday. tism of the heart. and was obliged to n-eort to hair dyes Prohkle Register. Mrs. William Smith and grand­ and ceameUca to keep up her reputa­ [ATn» Copy.) Phil Burgees, our county drain com­ missioner, was in town on Monday daughter. are visiting her sons Ber­ tion far looks. But perhaps the severand Tnewday selling the cleaning out 'nard, of Kalamazoo, and James, of Al­ eat shock to the feelings la to learn that Mary, queen of Scots, actually squint­ and lowering of the Woodland Center bion. ed, and that Mma. Du Barry wore a drain. There will be a 'orchlldren.ntfe.mrt. IVoooUto. Are You Planning build House? build a Barn? repair your House ? We are Headquarters for Everything in the Line of Builders’ Hardware i We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line This promises to be a busy year. You will be. wise to ar range NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in bur I Weissert Bros FREE HOMES Foley’s Honey .„<> Tar Hffilloi central, give me Na kt” Rowlarlpr £ u • , 15r 0< “trails er- • Hello 57, is this riuht 'twav tO' rerton^L^J." wi « • Silted, sendU75 me up ton^ a ton iive^d enough, good-by1^- “Go^d-by ^fd' AlnS<>t, cheap Do \ ou Burn Soft Coal? market. Let per ROWLADER BROS. & REISER Wuxhouee oppoelte C. K.a S. fe^.116 57 �CUTICURA1 CQBB’S CORNERS. Newman Cobh wax expected home for a vacation Saturday evening, from Alma where he has been attending school. * The Man Who iVASHIMGTON LETTER Was Wronged THS H032B 07 VDTOL To Thin People Let us advise you to tahe Vinol; The reason it is the best strength and flesh creator is because it actually contains all the medicinal elements taken from genuine fresh Cods’ Livers, without oil or grease. These combined with organic iron and other body building ingredients create the greatest flesh, strength and tissue builder known to medicine. Try it on our guarantee. Respectfully, Discussion has been general among all classen of people In Washington for [Copyright. M06, by T. C. McClure.) Mr. Koch, tbe state agent for the Jim Cnsaldy was a brute of a man. some days a» to .the opinion of the Dis­ National cn-am wparatorx. sjient Thura- That was no more hi* fault than If trict court of appeals bolding that Sat­ day| and Friday at Z. Moor’a he Mil beeu txpi a wolf. His mature urday afternoon la a legal half holiday Friends and neighbors of Mr. Joe ' bad ««“* Jown to Wm from others. "for ajl purpose*.” Much speculation has been indulged WUUt«a ......wo and .xuu wife win, gnre gu.ru them Xbem avena ven-, and Tf., bnt u““lived “cu it , ' . J I W11PU ... 1term __ In In ns to what the effect of tbe opinion ' pleasant surprise Thursday evening fbeu lYi Qu—*ul.t,H,,b’ hta first PDIPC TUT CFT rhl Ab°Mt wer« prceent. Dancimr and f^0.0 U Wn* fw burK,»n'- He bad en- will l>e on the Operations of tbe gov­ ernment departments nnd tbe transac­ rnlbt I nt SET $| i^PhyiwweTX amiXSts u tions of business ordinarily suspended Itheevtmimr. ■Mfftohm money and goodA Tbe own■boemui^. Refn«hm«nt. wore served. er ef tiie place wax a well off man. He on Sbndaya. Tbe consensus of opinion I Mr. and Mrs. WiUiha go to their new could spare what had been taken nnd among tbe lawyer# seems to be that home near Hastings today (Monday): never miss IL The burglar could uot the departments will be tn bowise em­ w. «,rry ta !«. them from th» understand why. so much fuss was barrassed or hauipcrvd by the opinion neighborhood. ma* over'It He felt injured when the In the matter of keeping op*?n Satur­ day afternoons. The question ban been Wi H GOODYEAR, Driwal* Sidney Fifield is moving on the Geo. lawyer spoke of him as a criminal and considered at length by tbe office of the when papers bad something to say The agonleiaj itehlnj aad bamiw HnbbuJ pl.ee, tw Habb«d will about the his hangdog look. It seemed to corporation counwl. and -the attorneys ol the fkie,, aa in ccecma ; the irighttnl mow on what ia known a. the Lane him to tie a combination agnlust him, who have gone into tbe subject care­ •calreg, aa in psoriaai,; the loaa of pltoe In Rutland a conepiracy to prevent him from llv-, fully express the opinion that, despite SS-hS^f^ffe» ing bto/natural life. ■ the fact that there can be no contro­ Mr. Megi ver who baa l„n versy about Saturday being a legal By and by. when It so happened that half making in the • neighborhood returned holiday, the government .employ­ Kg“,j & to her home Wednesday tbe detectives were giving Cassidy a I ees can be lawfully required to work rest fqr a few weeks, be got married. anxiety of worn-out parents, u in There will be-a dance at the Grange In his way he loved tbe young woman. that day until the usual closing hour. , milk crust, tetter, and salt rheum, .ill hall Saturday evening. oitri! stanOwd Time. Hasting* m follows: In another way sbe would, be of help demand a remedy of almmrt snperIn Uncle Sain'w dead letter sale, to him; He knew and respected other TOTWOTj----------------which take* place annually, there were No. 103. Detroit expressf 7^ men who lived on what their wives with them. That Cuticura Soap, Oint­ HOLMES CHURCH. No. ins. Gr'S Rapid, fc New York tills year (5.272 pieces, exclusive- of ment, and PiRs are such stands proven earned at the washtub? and he had no L. N. Durkee js suffering from a se­ No. liM, New\ork»-xprees....... . ..............g;« J lowrtfalo beyond all doubt. No stateinerM is >o. 1M. Night expressi;( doubt it being respected lu his . turn. hooka and jewelry, of Which there were r Shultz made regarding them that is uot justi­ vere iittack of tonsilitia Ra£mrs. . WESTWARD He bad been married a week when be 1,098 lots of the former and 487 of the J0:W 3:46 7 fied by the strongest evidence. The CoateUJroTr Mr. mid Mra M. P. Fuller attended blackened his wife's eyes and broke a latter. Xo. Kg, Grand Rapid* express, Wool land J* taPlds express, P«n2?r1and the power to The articled, which are sold at auc­ ao. 103. Mall ...'.^L...... afford immediate relief, the certainty the birthday party of'tbe latter's sister couple of ribs for hw. He felt that It tion have accumulated in the dead let­ 5o. KU. Pacific express \T.”.” ’s:'(* of speedy and permanent cure, the ab- Mra Handy, at the home of her daugh­ was his, privilege. When tbe police and ter office of the post office department I-anMns Trains Noe. ioi. laviiK and 1«, dally. tbe judge differed with him lie looki^l Grand: Rapids ■ O.W. Kvuoute. P.&T. A.. j 7— ' nave ter Mra. -Will Merrjck in Hostings. within the past twelve months. They upon it । ns a put up Job to discourage niade them the standard skin care* Martin and granddaughter Mi« Chlcafo. W.J. Kkaley, G.P. A. were either held for postage, incorrect­ Md humour remedies of tiie civilized Pteari hwkw . Hxirtlnxs. 'ockwood returned to their home . blui from seeking natural enjoyment world. I ■ r ... ■ While be was serving his sixty days ly addressed or seized because hi trans­ The grandest testimonial that can | *“ Can^riait through the malls In violation of the a fellofr prisoner told him that the be offered the Cuticura remedies is Itostal laws and regulations. , their world-wide sale, due to the per- i brother A. J. Hunt. guaranteed every man certain rights. V. U1OTC wuo son- al-----------recommendations of those who ,I When .George-Bi (.’ortelyou becomes -honic from There were eight or ten of these rlghtx, have b —.e used them. I-roui From usmaii a small begin- Ii , Gttorgw Hatter was called ~ ATTOKNKVM ■ __________ PHvsiqiAMa__________ ning in the simplest form, against ' ^iwell Fridny. by the Uhiem of his uccordlyg to the man’s list, and Cas­ postmaster general tn the next cabinet Ding sidy came forth with n determination It Is ndt considered likely that be will KNAPFEN, KLEINHANS 3 pj. LOWRY. prejudice :^nd and onnoxitimi opposition, against -I fath»*r father. to have tliem all. The law had hereto­ rttflgn his position ns chairman of the monied hosts, countk-xs rivals, KNAPPEN, Attorneys. ' Hastings, Mieh. • mis, and Ih and — Mrs.-•‘Ed Pannnlee iuhI fore dqiended on hlx Ignorance and ■ Republican national committee; On the 17 Micmgau Trust Cu. Buiidtag, Grand Al *ay» a large stock of eye glasses and trade indifference, Culicura remedies 17 Mr.. — ■•■■•mcv iu>u — । 'taken adrquthge of him. He. wouhl other hand, it Is thought to be perfect­ Rapids. Michigan. ■ have become the greatest curatives of i ouugou dHa«»‘err wm will attemi attend the Keuneld Kenfield• ractacles on band.. tbeir.time, and, in fact, of all time, ’ * ” wAHinx ' Feler, , »t Herting, ... Tllnr4m,v - . “ f I »ow show the'law /hat he knew his ly proper that be hold this position. not­ THOMAS A PRYOR. IL A. A C. H. BARBER, . for nowhere in the history of uicuinac medicine evening. " privileges and yvax bound to maintain withstanding Ids cabinet office. ---- The -r— Physicians and Sunreons. Attorneys at Law. is to be found another approaching I m™ e. hM .j wumoua _ th," •"> b.“"1 r',k™» !"*' "n? *!; I’“.J.ne w“ 'lc*' them in popularity and ulr. In every I Officrs over Hxnllngs City Batik. man of the Republican national com ­ e^r, people pe^th^« S, <berMnlth th.- U “7""; Clime and ** with every they have '! S’™ 1 R ,U“M w” dlfferesl with him alxmt mittee and frequently ddvlscd wltb the COUfHLIVE a sot+kk. ‘ " met withi the same recention. reception. n.. The the wwk F. R. TIMMERMAN Attorneys at Law, status of state's prison, stol- president as to appointments, especial­ confines of the earth are the only uh Homcepathio Physician and Sur(Saccwneon to Philip 1. Cotarove) Mra Bill Lee of Imlay City) Mra en :i wagon and robbed n dniukeu ly In the postal service. Head quarter* fflceln limits to their growth". They have <eon. Office cor. Jefferson and-Center Union Block, HMllnss. PracUc conquered the world. all Xherocrtaof thextate,_________ Streets Session of Fennville an< 1 Mr. Elmer ; Q,nu With the constitution on his *W.e of. the national committee will be in Washington, and Elmer Dover, the sec ­ A. E. KENA3TON, Rising and ^family of Woodland, viwi- I he fo,t th,u 1,e w“8 Kettlng along, A .HANLON, M.. D., ted at Walter Barnum's Monday. c“*M1dy would have come In for retary of the committee. will be in Ow J. 8. Goodyear & Co., store. . ,, , ' , . , another gating lu time, but she hits- charge of affaire, ns In the past Physician and Surgeon. Ucm in all oourta ortho stat*. Cbllocuos" Mr. and Mra. Atispaugh viaithd the , tened the event by becoming a mother. promptly axtenOod to. Middleville, Mich latter's parents in North Carltoil Sun­ Being busy at the time, the husband The report of the faommisaioner of in­ J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law,/ day. adjourned the beating for a week. ternal revenue shows that the ciga­ CHARLES BUSSELL, M. D Woodland, Mich. / • Physician nnd Surgeon. Then he blackened her eyes, broke her rette habit Is steadily• growing, and Allfbusiness given prompt and careful Will Chasepias^t|ld his farm to THE CHILDREN Jfflce over Fred L. Heath’s drug jaw and dislocated a shoulder, and he during the present year 200,000,000 attention. Collections a specialty. ies west of Lake Odessa. took It very 111 of an offielouH^tielghbur more wore smoked than during 1903. are pretty hard on shoes. . UKNnSTS who hastened away and 'inforthed the It also shows that New York leads -in IL V. GALLAGHER, Physician and ASSYRIA. Surgeon, Dowling. Ollied hoars: the manufacture of cigarette^ while F. K.IWILUSON, DU D. 3. police and secure# bls arrest. TRY Our wear like Bern to Mr. nnd Mra. Ed. CnqxifT Hastings, Mlct 7 to 9 a.m., 12 tp 2 p.m. and 7 to 8-pjn. The wife died, opt! Mr. Cassidy was the cigar habit Is apparently decree*Liil IRON SOLES. put on trial for manslaughter, lie con- Ing. aud this la Indicated by a decrease Mur. 16. rvdaughter. of M>,OOU,UOO In the output of cigars. We make a specialty of tbCharlie Serven is"quite sick with the sidend It -altogether unfair, lie was Sairing all kinds of foot wear for privileged under tbe constitution to ntUmin. len, Women and Children. Try boat his wife, while she was not privi­ The secretary of agriculture has laus once and get satisfaction. A fine lime was find at the social at leged to wm dio- under uuut-i ii. it. oue She uuu had'died uieu io to num urn un sued uu un nut-, order that all niapiv staple urucivs articles Geo. AV. Toinjikius last Wednesday sj»lte him, nnd he looked uj»en It ns ■ of food that have been colored artifi- I W. J. MICHAEL < SON P. A. SHELDON more spite when he was somehow sent dally ' ” must be branded us such. This Wm. STEBBINS, evening. - Proceeds $14. . Abstract and ReaF Estate Office. to prison for fifteen years. action follows a thorough investigation '. Licensed Embalmer . TWO COBBLERS. Sira Shay will Mitertaifi ,the L. A. S. Abstract .Blodk,Hast Inga. and Funeral Director. Of all the things that hurt him most br Dr. Wller. the chief of the chemical Money to loan tin heal Estate. Kral EstTbnnday ijftemoon Mar. 'M- JPicnic were the word* of the prosecutor. He laboratory <»r tne urpanment, into tne Rooms next to Christmas' Photograph ■ tate sold on commission. Genera! coorryStudio. Residence »9 Court street. All BUp]MT. aucinx. HarlDK a complete wl of Abstract had called direct attention to bls evil methods of coloring foods. calls promptly attended, day or n>(hLau Books, compiled from the Records, can furnish complete Abstracts. . Mr. nnd Mra. LaFevre are imreing to face and Ills previous record, and had Notice. effort Is being made by several Buttle Creek this week. A number of vowed tliat he was more of a wild oldAntime telegraphers to hare added to i’h-MSc take notice that a petition ha* ta-e.n beast tlinn a man. Nothing else hurt like Cit'd In t tie Circuit Court for tbe County of Harry their friends and neighbora gave them the interesting exhibits tn the National by the HasUngn Healty Company.a corporation, a pleasant surprise last Saturday even­ tills, and he determined on revenge. From the day. he entered prison Cas­ museum a genuine curiosity and relic to vacate block* ffve, six, seven and eight smith . of Walnut street. Punning addition to the city of ing. sidy lived only to escape, and secure of the stirring wartimes tn the vicini­ Hastings; Cask, l*nton and Young streets lying Mra Peter Lowe of Pcnnfield. died revenge on the man who had hissed at ty of Washington In the sixties. Tbs south of Walnut street tn said addition, all of said blocks aud streets Iwlng a part uf the lands him lu eourt He didn't blame tbe relic in question is the original old of pneumonia butt Friday. Interment heretofore platted by Jan>>» Punning, which judge or the jury. As for the neighbors .Morse register. one of tbe first of the said plat was recorded in the office of the Regis­ in Assyria Center cemetery Monday. ter of Deeds for Barry county on the 4th day of who hnd volunteered their testimony, telegraph Instruments, which was used May. 1x7!. That said Hastings Beatty comhe would knock them about and let It at Manassas. Va.. by the Confederate pony hare filed, their petition to vacate said tots NORTH MAPLE GROVE. and streets for the pur.xsst of rephitting said go at that, but the prosecutor should army officials to transmit the news of lands together with the lands south and wret "Str. nnd Mrs. Earl Powers art* the die by his hand. IDs words were re­ the first battle of Mananas, or first thereof; that the reasons for vacating said plat, Bull Run. ns It Is called In the north. or Iiart thereof, are iw-t forth lu petition now on proud parents of a son. who came to -membered' morning, noon snd night, fils with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the For the convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers at ♦ and day by day tbe convict thought of W the Confederate capital at Rich­ ••oautv of Harry.. That raid petition wilt b« make bis home with them Mar. Hl. mond. The venerable Instrument was one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, can get 4. brought on for bearing before the Circuit Court, / . Jim Wood was at Hastings last week escape. tnr tne county of Harry on the Mh. day of April similarly used for reporting the second tbe Banner and any one of the following for one year in advance, as ♦ Hoven long years passed by nnd then at the opening of court pa said day or as soon and also visited his mother in Rut­ follows: • * a day came that a guard relaxed his buttle of Bull Run. ' land. ■ . vigilance for a moment, nnd Jim CnsBakner and Detroit Daily Free Press.......................... $3 OS* Postmaster General Wynne in bls solicitors for Petitioner. Mrs. L. E. Mudge, who has7been*ill uldj- made hlx escape. Another convict 3 05* Banner and Detroit Daily Journal............. ................ bated Hading*. Mich.. March Mh. 1006. for some time, wm taken^to Grand would have tri«l to get nwny as far annual reiwrt recommends the provi­ 3 OS* Banner and Grand Rapids Herald........................... Rapids last Friday where shelunder- and as fust ns possible. Not so with sion ot adequate punishment for those B anner and Detroit Seml-Weekly Journal 1 7S who reckkuly endanger the lives of Her Opinion of Boya. •went an operation Saturday morning. Caiuddy. He had only twenty miles mall clerks by transmitting snakes, Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live Stock to go to n-arh the prosecutor's house. A little girl wrote tbe following cssny Fred Rowden uf Grand RapuR spent Ho hnd kept track of his enemy live tarantulas, scorpions,1 loaded re­ 1 35 Journal..: ................... •niboya: "Boys are men that have not through visitors. He knew that he oc­ volvers and other explosives. ’ I 75 Banner and Michigan Farmer gut as big ns their papas, nnd girls are Sunday at home. cupied a house In the midst of grounds Frank Charlton and wife of Lake­ Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean 1 75 women that will 14» ladies by and by. ‘ Banner and New York Tribune Farmer .. I 30 When God looked at Adam he said to view. visited at CL H. Charlton's Wed­ just outside the city, and over and over again he luid planned how be WHAT IS CATARRH? ti!m**]f, ‘Well. I think I can do better nesday. *To those living’on Rural Routes, only. 4. would approach, how enter tho bouse. If I try rignfii/ and he made Eve. Boys how surprise the man In hl« sleep nnd These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Banner pat- * are a trouble. They wear «>nt every­ Hyomel Cures this Common and Dis­ iXaple GROVE. take'bls life. He made bls Journey rons. If there is any paper or magazine not oh the above list on which thing bnt soap. If I Jiad my -way the agreeable Disease. . .we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember rtie BANNER Smith and; family have moved across tho country in a doggeff sort of world would be girls and tho ront onJake is never sold for less than $1.00 whether in combination or alone. ♦ their farm recently purchased of j way. nnd ho would have kllktl any Hyomel cutes catarrh by the simple 4 4|All special prices are made on the other pa]»ers in the combination. 4 living thing obstructing his pa tit for a method of breathing it into the air pas­ Backache is never known to those Dan‘ I Feighner. moment. He was a wronged man on sages and lungs. Il kills the germs of nelsons who take an occasional dose of Reuben Norton took a' load of goods his way to ^Ight himself. the catarrhal poison, heals and soothes Pineniefi. The value of the resin ob­ tained from the l*ine tree has long been to Otsego for Juliette Cooper last week. Tho eecnpe was in rule In the early the irritated mucous membrane, outers recognized in the treatment of diseases Mr. and Mra. Lee Gould gave a pro­ morning. When evening fell -the con- tho blood with the oxygen and kills the of the bladder and kidneys. One dose Viet was at tbe end of his Journey. gc-rms present there, effectually driv­ Blue jays never go south, but stay An Alpine guide who has bad many of I’ineulea will give relief, and one gressive pedro party hud Saturday Tbe grounds contained two sores nnd ing this disease from tiie system. bottle will cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath night to about twelve gnents. Harry were full of trees and abnlbbery. He Tf you have any of the following years' experience In mountaineering north during the coldest winter*. It Is Mason and Alice Norton received firat descrllieti the behavior of differ­ said they live to be n hundred year* the druggist. easily found a biding- place ami then symptoms, catarrhal germs are at work thus honors, while Mr. and Mra. Will Sav­ waited. There wns no thought of somewhere in tbe mucous membrane ent nationalities when they get to tlte old. Very few people have ever seen their neats or young. They can sing a Perfeefiy "iatwr*!, age carried away boobies. Biscuits turning buck. Years hnd gone by, and of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes or top of a peak. tissues of the lungs. A German.'be says, aa soon as he ar­ dosen different tunes. I never kill them, Old Gentleman-How old are you. my and warm sugar were served. the prosecutor was now an old man for they once saved my fife. I had been rives at tbe top wants to know the ex ­ dear? Little Girl-1 was eight years breath Harry Sliger and wife, of Rockford, and no longer had to do with tbe. law, offensive dtechsrge from Uro of the nose act height of tbe mountain ba Is on and lost in the woods for two days. Ntgbt old yesterday. Old Gentleman-Inbut that made no difference to Cassidy. drrneM pain acrons the eyes was coming, and it began to snow. I of the nose of every peak around him. deeds Too don't look to be that old. Ill., are visiting his parents. Mr. and Let him bnt- secure bls revenge and [tain1 to back bf the a bead A Frenchman goes Into rapture* ovei built a bough camp, nnd while cutting Little Girl -Ah, bow you naughty men Mra. Chaa Sliger. tbe prison officials might pick him up aching of tho body in the front of the Twenty seven numbers were sold at the next hour. It was midnight before pain wood cut a hollow stub. When I split dropplDirs lu the throat the wlldoeM of tbe scenery and-'the do flatter us noor. weak woxqhj’1 head mouth open while tendency to take cold beauties of nature and sometime* .ac­ It open I found four blue Jays nnd the dance at Laphams Hall last Friday he moved. He hnd beard the growling sleeping burulng pain in the about a bushel of bread and meat I ticking back of the pal­ companies bls remarks by an attempt Pneumonia Follows a Cold throat of thunder for the last half hour, bnt night. ate built a fire and ate about a peck of the to clear the to embrace his guide. Irene Horton was quite ill last week, had given It no heed. Now, as he final­ hauktns but never follows the use of Foley’s formation ot crusts In throat The Englishman, when be has “done", provisions. The Jays did not go away, the dom‘ Honey and Tar. It stops the cojtgh, but is better at present. ly rose up tOAipproach the bouse, tbe pain In tho ehesi dryness of the throat his peak, plunges bl* Ice ax into tbe but came up to the fire and appeared to a cough heals and strengthens the lungs and af­ in tho morning W. C. Clark started for Colorado last storm broke 'over bls head. atlch In aldo snow, looks nround him nnd then eu.yA enjoy the heat. My feet were cold, arid fords perfect security from an attack of low of strength loahjs ot flesh Monday. He will spend a few day# It did not delay him a moment. He variable spasms of coughing I commenced to dance Xo warm them. appetite “ I say, open the baskets aud let's have pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. cough short and hack­ spirited at times with his brother-in-law. Wm. Warner, went forward with less caution for the low Then the blrda Bang tbe prettiest jig something to eat.” | ing raising of frothy mu­ swish of. the storpi, nnd he had drop­ cous cough worse nights tune I ever beard. Tbe storni lasted after which he and his wife will re­ ped . N*< Too Mwch of « Fool. and mornings under a tall penr tree within ten expectorating yellow twenty-four hours. When It was over loss of vital force •♦rather says that Algernon hasn’t turn l»ome. matter feet bf the comer of the house when (•’-'Ung of tlghtnoaThis will help you to figure out Just I climbed a tall pine, but I came down in breathing Jacob Shoup is a little Utter at this a bolt of fire suddenly shot nrrpps the dfficulty any Iden of die value of hioney.” she across the upper part frequent sneering mad ms a wet ben. I had discovered how. large Texas really Is. If you oftbeciumt exclaimed plaintively. black heavens. He saw It. and the heat writing. have a star seared his eyeballs. beard the niatbenintlcinn in your the lumber enmp about fifteen rods dis­ "Tour father wrongs him," answered Hyomel will cure tbe disease, destroy He tant —Lewiston (Me,) Journal. family tell him tbe number of square activity of all germ life in the respira ­ Mias Cayenne. "1 have observed that crash, nnd he wondered If the heavens LACEY. miles there are lu the big xtate, then Algernon never proposes to anybody and tbe earth had come together. Then tory orcans, enrich and purify the The next ’gold medal contest, he neither saw nor heard anything blood with additional ozone, aud af­ tell him. the population of tbe globe; Dr. wood’s Norway ^ineSyrap seema except hrfrwwwM.” under the aaspicee .of the Lacey W. C. more. It wns as If he had never lived. ter a few days use of this treatment then ask him If all the people In the especially adapted to the needs ot the the majority of these symptoms will world wen- placed In Texas nod its children. Pleasant to take;soothing in “Bless me, but he -was nn escaped have disappeared. In a few weeks the I soil divided out among them per capi­ its influence. It is the remedy ot all Ten thousand demons gnawing away T. U., will be held at tbe Wilcox IM. hit by tiie bolt that cure will be complete. Catarrh or at one’s vitals couldn't be much worse E. church' in Maple Grove, on the eve- convict an<j remedies for every form of throat and than tbe tortfares of itching piles. i et ning of March 28. I shook the house so!” said the old prooe- catarrhal colds cannot exist when Hy­ ta how, large would the man's farm be lung disease. who hnd a wffe and two children? there’s a cure. Doan’s Ointment never Miss Marion Slade won the gold cutor as he walked out next morning omel is used. This is a strong state­ When he get.t through figuring,- then instantly relieved. Dr. Thom­ fails. . m.’xlal at the Briggs church. Mar 14. and almost stumbled over tbe body ment, but W. J. Holloway emphasizes whisper In bls ear, “More than half an asCroup ’ electric Oil. Perfectly safe Nevit by agreeing to refund your money ScwUt u-a. well attended and pro-1 dotbed in Mrlpea. M. QUAD, r fails. At any drug store. acre.*’—Texarkana (Tex.), Courtor. if Hyomel does not cure. nr children.safe-sure. No oolite* nounced a success in every way. Soap, Ointment and Pills the World’s Greatest Skin Cures. Complete Treatment for Every Humour, from Pimples to Scrofula. Railway Time Tables. Michigan Central MuS: PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Get Your Year's Reading i NOW! j i Foley’s Honey nt Tat �HASTINGS BANNER. MARCH «», 1905- 1O DO NOT EXPERIMENT on yourself if you have Rheumatism IT IS DANGEROUS. The disease can be cured and we make it our business to cure it. We have a remedy Athlo-phoftS that we will guarantee to remove the poisonous URIC AClb from your system, and a simple treat­ ment to be followed in connection with it that will complete the cure. Tbe BinalJeat mammnl In tbe British tele bi the shrewmouae. Thia la not only the amaUeat British mammal, but with the exception of one other of the same genus, the smallest in Europe. The harvest mouse la sometimes thought to be . even smaller, but the length of its bead and body is often two ahd one-half Inches, while that of the lesser shrew is rarely more than two inches. The tall measures about one and one-third Inches, and Its teeth are sb extremely small that a lens is required to detect them. According to the Korean idiom. It is dishonoring to use "jthou” or "be" of God. In speech Korean Christians are often heard\to twe "Kex> yang ban" (that gentleman) In order to avoid the objectionable terms. Instead bf say­ ing "He (God) says" they say "That gentieman says.” Then tiie Korean language does not poeaesa tho article and has trot Idiom to represent terms like “faith." "love." "grace," holi­ ness," "justification.” "truth" and “eternal life."—St. James’ Gazette.- Southwestern Michigan NECK THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. A big revival has resulted in 70 ac­ For several weeks the work of taxing coal from a depth of only from seven to, cessions to the Baptist church at Law­ ten feet in Chester has been proceeding ton. by the slow procwi cf rope ansi wind­ law hoist, the estimated output being Paul H. Schuh, of Waybtod. is mid about fifty tons which was sold at $3 at w lx. ine Ollie-n. Odd Fellow — ---to be the oldest in — Michithe mine. Excitement basnet run high ! gnn, having joined that order in 1847. for the reason that the find seemed to I lie a sort of an upheaval at the point William H. Budd, of Fennville. i» struck. But the more the work pro-! said to be a confirmed chicken thief, gresaes the better the outlook ahd last 1 and is under arrest for plying that week an option for six months was favorite vocation. taken on 4410 acres of land belonging to Robert Hubbard. Lawrence Bauer, Albert Tenny was nearly pounded to Gideon Baker and Fred Wright, by death in a saloon row in Battle Creek Harry Webster of Eaton Rapids. lost November. His wife has com­ menced suit against Chaa Brackett, It is thought that a certain juror, on the saloon keeper and his bondsmen the imnel that tried Mitchell at Mar­ for 18,000. . shall recently for killing Devonahire. was corrupted^ A fund has been C. W. Post, tbe Battle Creek bran raised to use in an investigation. .coffee millionare. has commenced a li­ bel suit for *SO.OOO against the Michi­ A mortgage, given by the Toledo, j gan Union Advocate, of Detroit, a Marshall & Northern railroad to the ]»jx-r published in the interest, of union* Knickerbocker Trust Co. of New York : labor. for U^.OOO.IKX) is being recorded, in I —, • the Register of Deeds office of Eaton | The old Catholic church on Sherwood Co. The * mortgage contains. IS.000 [ Ave.. Plainwell, one of the oldest words and will be recorded in Calhonn. । buildings in town is lining torn It IM WU. Branch. llllimLUl-, ( .................... Eaton. Hillsdale, 1UUIH, Ionia, VlitlClin- down. •• __ _________ _____ ___ ton, Gratiot, Midland nnd Bay counties, tpuxe. ns the CauboHcw have? <li’<*mntintlcil chqrch services Plainwell. The mortgage Is given to raise money ' * ’ •in .« j------for the compfetion mid extension of The Dnnkley-^Villiams Co., of South the old roodlted that was built through Haven, have purchas'd the fine and' Olivet over thirty years ago. 1 fleet ’pri-wenger jateamer Iroquois, to , . ply between that citf and Chicago. The Benton Harbor fruit growers 11 ' will t.kp all (bait fn.it t. »«ntnu| .st(,n. x. clarkj,vU| „ big piano p^-kinK hmw-.wh.-r.. >t w 111«- grmW Hlv„„ and packed by an ntwociation <rf grow' era. The commiietion men will lie cut The Holland citizens of Kalamazoo out and prices fixed by the association. Fruit eaters are the brainiest fieople in are demanding a larger share of offices the world and they will do well to un the party tickets in Kalamazoo and adopt business methods in disposing of propone to have more or make trouble. their products. SORE THROAT tonsiline wouu) ouKXir tun Good Printing When you have Printing CrMMllr I”*”1 tul.*M could ocarcrir dlnloxulOi Uttt from dnrkoess. '. One day while she was sitting atons she heard tbe door to the room open The Remedy is for sale by and some one enter. A footstep ap­ LETTER-HEADS proached, and she felt beroelf encir­ W. J. HOLLOWAY NOTE-HEADS cled in a man's anna I "Whois Itr • We will furnish you advice and BILLHEADS "I." the Treatment suited to your It-was a abort word, but the voles RECEIPTS case Free if you will hut write us. with which it was spoken ^sufficed to (O.-»r twenty year*' experience) I tel! her she was In the tinn» of her BOOKLETS .THE ATHLOPHOROS CO., New Haren,Conn. lover. . FOLDERS A hansom cab driver bad just picked "Why did yqti hot write me of year up a fare nnd wax driving furiously mtaforttine?” he nsk«3. DODGERS along a crowded street .when the wheel "It seemed so dreadful to me. I felt of his cab Just managed to graze a that It would force me to give you up. POSTERS horse which n very thin youth was I couldn’t Why did y«J not gire me 7 Rubbers m one Winter? driving. ' BOOKS the cause of your canceling our en­ You should gagement?’’ • . ENVELOPES ed out tbe latter angrily. "From a similar cause— the one that "No,” was tho reply} "yer whip’s in affects! yon. I had met with a mis­ CALENDARS front ot yer."- London Tit-Bite. fortune which 1 felt neeejwltated my giving -you up. 1 preferred that you SOUVENIRS shsuld not know the cause." STATEMENTS The following note of excuse was re­ "Bet tlint cause still exists ?’ ceived by n New Voracity teacher que "Tn one sense, yes} in another, no. CALLING CARDS Hood s Pilgrim day: Your mlgfortune has neutrnlteed it. so Deal- Tcach«’--Ptra»<j excuse Emma for Heel BUSINESS CARDS Si far as you are ronremed, nnd you alone hav-lnk be-ri nhsejit ywtrrdny, tta 1 nnd to made mine an overburdening calam­ take her with me to help an old lady who ANNOUNCEMENTS tiled ind had no one to do her work. ity.” . s "What Is itr^J WEDDING INVITAT’NS "Dear heart, it has nude me a differ­ “Ydu're wasting n lot of time and ent man from the lox'er who wooed and In fact, almost anything ZhoodX monejr trying to capture that widow.” won you. I wish you to think of me as TRADE (E2S21»‘22!*») MARK in the line of printing in “Why? Don’t you think she’ll marry the same. I beg of you to penult me to \ BOSTON / me?"i always keep you in Ignorance of It” one or more colors. ■ "Sure. She told me the night she met NOT MADE BY A TRUST She was silent for n time, tihen as­ //■ FBI/ CAHNOr C£r TH£S£ fiUS- you that she was going to." sented to bls requeat “There Is nothing now to stind be­ tween us. Give yourself to me. You will accept no sacrifice .from me. By CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED. Charles Gough, claiming to he from permitting me to love, to cafe for, to with local applications, as they cannot reach the Battle Creek, isevery ill in the Muske­ the -work will be -well done. seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or con­ lOrfrinsl.) administer to you, you will give me ex­ ■w will show you bow to make S3 a day *b- stitutional disease and In order to cun- It you gon hospital, the result of excessive She was but twenty when she notic­ quisite happiness. If you deny tne, my «nsumi,ui me war* ana mil*t takf- taternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh .toaeh . youBwuKMxaure; sclntoly sure; wefuralxli tbe work and froe/you tSTh^toSl^ wbSJ Cure Is taken Internally and acts directly on tbe drinking. He claims he lost- ail his ed that tbe vision of one of her eyes life Is a wreck." you lire. Bend us your address and wo will ex- J,.*00<1.Wm1 mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh fortune through ■ investing with the waa impaired. An oculist told her that Let us have’the next "Are you not rich?” : plain the Business fully, remember ire guarantee ...i Sno ‘thf’talS ‘iThv «i V ImV a clear profit of f3 for every day's work abso- scrl!>,d on' 01 *t physicians In Ibis late Neil S. Phelps, of Battle Creek, the trouble was In the optic nerve and lutolysuwL Write at once V '• co""try for years and Is a regular prescription. and that'the fact that he is now penni­ <je would eventually Jose tiie sight of ’ “Then you have the world to choose MOYAL MANUr*uTUR1NC MANuraoruaiNc CO.,D.Hco o»<h 10 io .Oatrelt,MM. mra. ' u!nrt 11 l* | cwU «H,,f, l’u'*ed of the best purify,.,., tonics known, cornorder. WOYAU Wood d|. less drove him to intoxication. from." both eyes. ------- —.—)------------ - ------ ------------------------------------- I recUy nn tin- mucous surfaces. Tiie perfect J combination of the two Ingredients Is what She bad n lover. She could not nt "1 choose you.” Sheriff’s Nofice Of I nrfinn produces Midi wonderful results In curias Ho took her In his arms amt at the', wIlQIlllO nutlGtt ot | OGIIOn. ,-atarr^ Send for twtimcuHals free.. . It is alleged that Albert Hindenach, once make up l|er mini! to tell him P.J.CHSKKr ti Co., Props., Toledo. O. name time In a mirror caught Sight of To thte Inspectors -of Election and tbe Sold former city treasurer of Marshall, neg­ what had occurred. what must Inevita­ his fare that had been disfigured by. by drunt<its.*prlce 75c. Hall ’ s Family nilan the best. Quaff fled Voters of Barry County: lected to "turn in all the taxes he col­ bly separate than. He had gone to an explosion while mining Rut he Hastings, ~Mich. Purmian* to due notice froth the Secretary of lected in l»01 aud 19Q2.aad.he has been the gold ‘fields to seek Iris fortune. fid not shudder as when seeing it be- ! State for the stab- of Michigan yon are hereby ; Young, handsome, full of vigor, he was tore.ANNIE K. NiriUHA called to account for the ^bertftge. notitled thut nt the General Election to be held In tills state-ou Monday April 3rd tsoj. the fol­ a perfect man. She. prior to her inteYoung Professor (who has taken her lowing oftluers are to be elected aud to !*.• voted for in Barry County: One. Justice, ot the .8ur ' down to dinner)—By the way. Miss ■ Fred Hutop. proprietor of the Ameri- fprtune, had been a perfwt woman, Bttme C ourt, two Regents ot the UnlvendtV of ”1'Hoard of --- Goaweil. have you ewr seen -the nebula 1 can house, Kalamftkoo announces his and ns yet she still appeared to be uhlgan. one member of the 'stai State Hoard of -- -r—--------------------------------------------------< 'r™» of Xmlroiuodn’ MIm Omw.II-Xo; 1 w&ingnMb to build a (100,000 hotel in ’ physically jterfect. No one suspected Judge for the Fifth Judtclm Circuit, comprising ! , , . thecountlcM of Barrv and Eaton. abroad wltb papa nnd mamma the slow Impairment of lier vision, nnd the celery city if the people of Kalama­ so long as- It was confined to one eye !h“’whcn that played- But I've beard Sfc? that It <lrow enwaed boOT«.-CHm»o zoo will find a .buyer for^his present she could see objects as -distinctly as the State of Michigan, that h special “ eleetlot. wllf Ik- bold lu thia Slut- on Monday April 3rd. Tribune. ’ hotel property. . before. . Itos, (or ttw purpoM of electing n Member of thi This is the title of our free book telling the ■ State Hoard of Education for the term ending [He wrote that ho hnd bought a claim 'Dectemlier 31. tajs, and to till the vacancy caused most interesting and instructive things \ Three Rivers is in the midst of an by the resixnatlon of Patrick H. Kelley. Croup is quickly relieved and Whoop: that was proving very valuable.’^Vithabout.the financial world where fortunes ( You are also hereby notified that at the elec­ ,ing Cough will not “run Its course” if exciting contest for city officers, with In n few mouths he would return to tion to l>e held in thL State, on Monday, the you. use the original Bee’s Laxative are made every year. * the issue on increasing the saloon tax the oust for the purpose of organizing third day of April, nineteen hundred tiro, the following proimaod Ameadmonta to ffo-constitu­ Honey and Tar. This Cough Syrup is Our country is the richest in the world. It '■ tion of the State of Michigan, are tu t>e voted in different from ail others because it acts to *700 and compelling the saloons to a company to work tbe property. your county, A month paused. on the bowels. You can not cure Croup close at 9~p. m. . is the “Land of Opportunity.’’ • \ A propote-j amondmeot to.the eodxtitution of this stale relative to the comp'-uxalon of the and Whooping Cough until you rid the He was sinking n shaft over a vein This book is not an advertisement of any- \ Circuit Jtldge In the County of Genreec. Sstem of congestion, by working off that was widening ’ and growing richer proMwod aiiiotidmeut to tiie co«»tltu:lon of Two Russians, Frank and Peter Zuzthing for sale. ? e cold through a copious action of thi-s:.u.-t- atn.. to providing for ,a Board of .bowels. Bee’s Laxative Honey • and iiisky arrived in Kalamazoo one day ns It descended. County Audltorafor the Connty of Geneses-. It Clearly explains the rules applied by .the A Another month paused. . A proposed amendment to the const itu tian of Tar does this, and cutes all Coughs, joined the Russian this State rotative to providing (or tie Improve­ ('roup. Whooping Cough, etc. No opi­ hurt week- and greatest bankers and financiers in jti^ing of • He Lad been offeml n fortune for his ment of the Public Wagon itoa-.ls. ates. Sold by Fred L. Heath the drug­ colony in that city. They Udonged to claim, but still thought be -would go the counttess investments offered to them, j a lluHsian military company, and gist. Sheriff of Harty County. Would you like to know the methods of J were on ‘their way to tin- Japanese to the east for capital to develop big war. but when near the Austrian bord­ mine himself. . Then for a time there these expert, money makers? You can do so < NOTICE OF HEARING CLMM8. was a cesaatlan of letters, at the end of er the whole coni|«ny descried and State of Mleblx&u. County of Harry, M. by writing us—Send me a “Talk About \ "Did the inquest show what caused crossed the line, all who could coming which he wrote that he had been 111, Notk-v Is hereby given, that by an 4r<ler of tho Money Making.” It is free. ( Frobatc ourt for the County of Hartw, rundv on his death?" to America. They rejKirt that no one but was recovering. There was a mel­ too art. day of March. A. b, Itonr months “ Only too plainly, it seems that long from ttiat date were allowed for creditors to preamong the common people of Russia ancholy tone to this letter that she at­ .sent their claims acalnst the estate of Thomas after midnight, when his vitality was tributed to bis recent Illness. She was Laureuson late ot said county; deceased, has any love for the government or any and that all creditors of said deceased are re­ lowest, he ate some health food. His troubled and wrote him.to tell her all quired to present their claims to said Probata constitution could not withstand the wish to fight the Japs. They think the Court, at the Probate Office in the CIO of Has­ shock, and today we mourn his loss.* nation has been dragged into a foolish about himself, the cause of his Illness, tings. for examination nnd allowance, on or be­ Title and Trost Building, Chicago. III. If bls mine had after all proved value­ — Brooklyn Ufa • fore the >rt day of July next, and that wicked wan such claims will be heart before-odd Court, on lees. When he wrote ngnln he made Monday the 3lh day of July n<txt, at tea It Is difficult to cure a cough or free o'clock in tho forenoon of that day. no mention of bls disease, but said that Dated March art, A. D. tuos. yourself from the discomforts of a cold Battle Creek citizens are trying to the mine was proving all that had been Chahi-kk m. Mack. unless you move the bowels. Bee’s Lax­ get the American Cereal Co. whoso Judge of Probate. ative Honey and Tar acts on the bowels plant recently burned in Sioux City, expected. After this there was a long silence and drives all cold out of tbe system. STATE OF MICHIGAN. Then comes its soothing effect aud la., to build their new plant in Battle that troubled her greatly. None of her THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY strengthening influence upon the threat Creak. There are good prospects of letters were answered. Then’one day and lungs. For Croup, Whooping securing the concern. AJiiAmiur OF KENT. IN CHANCERY. I came a huge envelope In which was a Cough, Colds, and all Lung nnd BronOriginal Bill. established as years? certificate for a large number of shares John J. Sicwart, Complainant, vs. Eiiene Hart­ ichai affections, do remedy is equal to of stock In the Eureka Gold Mining horn, i Sarah R. Harthorn, HaMiows City the original Laxative Honey and Tar. The Advance Thresher Co. can l»ast company made out In her name. She Bank, Halting. National Bank uf Hastings. Sold by Fred L.! Heath, the druggist. Mirh., Philo A. Sheldon. Haney W. W-lof Home heavy work teams as well as flung the paper aside and seized a let­ , !ias>», Norman S. Whitney, RicUxd Whit­ ney, Patnck H. Gilkey. Ara -Stratton. Wal­ the other manufacturing institutons of ter contained In the same envelope. THE MASTER SPECIALISTS OF AMERICA lace W. Ik-wey. Elias W. Bowman, Rell F. W jtain William H. Chase and John Jib!Brown—I have just (Uncovered what this city, as noted in a recent local She shirted ns if stung—not at what she den, defendants. We bare Lwa cuHn^’hcm'ta- 30 ?“ '5“ “ °pe0 b00,L It is that destroys a man's memory They, have four teams weighing re­ read, for as yet she had read nothing, 8,800 and but at the discovery that her blindness It, ar.d Ulou.aadB upon thousand. ", hY° **”“ °"r UvM to Philo A. Sheldon and Harvey W. William*. completely. Green—What is it? Alab- spectively. 8.530. ComplainantM. va Enzen Harthorn. Sarah R. boi or tobacco? Brown—Neither; itta 2,840 pounds. Total. 15.130 pounds.— ore today Vitality hnd extended to her other eye. Her de­ Hatlborn. and John J. Stewart, defendants. doing him a favor. Drs. Kennedy & Korgau Wo never 1* m 11x1 ’ucctas ot Battle .Creek Journal. sire to bear from her lover Induced her undertake a case we cannot cure °Ut fa 8e h°P*». *'u never Nonn»n S. Whitney. Richard Whitney, Pat­ to rend the letter, before which there of all tho diseases of men_ w >C in'c mada-Fo thorough a study rick H. Gilkey, Aaa Stratton. Wallace W. Dangers of Pneumonia. Dewey, Elta« W. Bowman and Roll F. Wib The Michigan Central is now double was a blur. He announced In a few H,dr««le. Narwa, o,b|u,x Btood kki, cucapUitumis. Olaeau., O.a.ra W«kne.a, Loa. or Vi'ta^dv V ,rZ ,!K1 K‘d"*y A cold at this time If negleciM is tracking from Kalamazoo to Niles, words that tiie prospected marriage thousands of cases that if th .r<. r v'1*1'*/’ *n(l have cured'so many liable to cause pneumonia which Is so which will make, when completed. ? between them could not take place. will find It herT When ce unXi A? tor TOV* r“u Eugene Harthorn, Sarah R. Harthnrp and John often fatal, and even when tbe patient J. Stewart, defendant*. as failure. We charge nothing lhero no ”uch thing haa recovered the lungs are weakened, double track system for the main line? He had transferred to her half Lis ln. terest In bis mining company. If she aklll and experience are at vour ■JS*’1’??" Wl’1 our ^wiedfe, ■Sore' cantM by the Circuit Court for tbe making them peculiarly susceptible to Ceunty of Kent, in Chancery, dated February the developement of consulnption. declined to accept It her refusal would tHhoWvand,^hy We Ca" Cure Y^’ Why'ke rtta e^,,dn t0 ’’°u’ ♦wentv. in the year one thousand, nine hundred Foley’s Honey and Tar will stop the Chas. Barber, erf Galesburg, is in tho breast bls heart. the knowledge and skin of MastJ* ck^ u fliaeaxes of men require and five. 1. tbe tmdereigned, Circe it Court experiment with yo!, ia" ComnriMieQor for Harry County. Michigan, cough, heal and strengthen the lungs toils of the law, having been guilty, Here was misfortune piled on mis ­ shall sell the prennucs hereinafter deecribof, at and prevent pneumonia thousands of cases exactly what taTnrl^rih^f ^Perienev in treating so it is alleged, of both forgery and fortune. That she had at her disposal be discouraged If you have treated for your B’’njHoms. Don’t larceny. Electric Belts. Free Trials Jt? v!^°°lgU.CCe“ w,lh Fakirs a fortune did uot lu the slightest de­ alone can cure you. Our Ne^ Meth^ Ket, ^^—nd Doctors gree palliate either of the Ids from yirst Shopper—Sometimes It Is bard the test for 25 yeare-whv shnnM u of has stood to find what you want. Second Shop__ _____ __ the __ which she suffered. The certificate of Portland women haVe_____ secured case prove Incurable yOu ,n ’rour c»8«- Should your per-Ye>; especially when you don’t assurance from Andrew Carnegie that stock tar unheeded. Tbe mystery In folk.**:' know what It ta-Judge. ....................... he will give that city 18.000 for a pub­ the case she thought little of. She lic library if the city will donate a knew that her lover was not a man to S’£AJ5' site and 10 per cent on the investment announce such a decision unless It was number ntxT (1) North of Rance lumber nine to maintain the library. The women irrevocable. We«. oniMiniac cue hundred »taty (ISO) In a few days she hjd regained suffi­ aerva of land, more or lew, according to the are now hustling to have the townjneet cient calmness to write accepting the the conditions. For In&ntji and Children. situation, but not the half of his for­ JAMES M. SMITH, STREET, DETROIT, MICH arcuit Court ConnnU»i.-r.rr in and far B tune. Indeed the tatter was not neces­ County, Michign*. Th Kind Yea Hm Always Bought William J. Stewart was nominated sary, since her father was able to sup­ port liter. She did not blame her lover at the primary election in Grand Rap­ for she was sure that he had discov­ Signature of ids Tuesday for judge of the municipal ered soma cause to prevent their mar-. for children.snfe.sure. No opiates. court. HOOD RUBBERS A Neutralized Calamity $3 a Day Sure gg The BANNER fl Talk flbout Money Making Equitable scouring Gonipanu, rriijy TIL 1 CASTOR IA Foley’s Honey *na Tar ^JSNNEDYAKERGAN Hastings Banner $1 a year �.11 _ HAS UNGS BANNER MARCH it, ■903. THE NEWS OF SOUTHWESTERN BARRY FYOUR TRADE WANTED GOME DELTON. NORTHEAST BARRY. sent camping at Lake Arthur. 12 miles Ix>oka After Che CenfB. Are you one of the many Th.- Ladies Aid SoHety at R. E from Roswell and will spend the time A simple Illustration will show the r patrons of the Webstore, Thursday Iasi was quite well, for a while -trying to regain health care that is takcii of cents by one of j $ the big banks uf Chicago. Stumped ! * attended considering tte roads. Pro- ’ and strength. DH.TQN ROLLER MILLS? 4 postal cards are not used, nnd not one j f eeeda 12.50. ; Mr. a- d Mrs.LeeSmith.have received of tbe thousand* of r.outlue letters that! F We would be pleased to have At Any Time . School doses thi* wqg c in .Bunnell • word 8011 who is in Arkun- a^e written every day is stamjied or ; } you give us a trial order. The diatrict. Miss McCall® n expects to ut,-------------present. ,u HRS ---------«caieu sealed train until uie tbe waoie whole routine routine man mall or of' a high-grade roller flour made by us is giving splendid satisfac­ We cordially invite you to in­ tench the spring term. • Chas. Fisher has sold out bin mail the day La a*»embled lu the afternoon. spect our Wall Paper at any . — , T 1: — Will—2 1 'Phon nil tho Then all the /'•Mu card* nnzl and letters to to />'/• one । F tion wherever used. time but ’ more especially now Mr. Fred VanSycle, of Johnstown, ’ Scfriot fever cases are now out of j n”>to to I^eelio Millar who will take correspondent are put Id a single en- | $ charge of the same April, 1. CUSTOrt WORK while our line is complete. was in town on business hurt Wednes­ Come whether you are ready to Mr*. Cha*.,Andru* expects to start I velope. and, except for letter* from tbe " A SPECIALTY. day. Albert Tungute who has teen very officer* and the like, the bank‘comes as paper or not. for New Mexico Tuesday, where she * near ns possible to get it* entire mall Roy Gaskill is visiting hU brother sick with plenrasy i* on the gain. We feel that we can beat any D L1CN ROLLER MILLS will join her husband and they will I Bea at Comstock. Clifford Morford, of Hope, has hired camp at Lake Arthur, for tte benefit prices that can be made you and DCLTOH, MICHMAN. for every postal card instead of often we hope to have an early oppor­ Fern Gwin and John McBain went out, to Bert Tungate for the summer of the health of Mr. Andras. paying 2 cents for a quarter of an tunity of placing the evidence Methinks there must be some attrac­ to Battle Creek last Tuesday. before you. ‘ ounce, ns It*would hare to do If every tion for Clifford down on the town communication were scaled and stamp­ A. M. Fisher, of Lansing, has come DOWLING. Come as soon and as often u separately. This little matter of you can. to spend a few months with his son line. Thi* making tte third or fotirth Mra. E. J. Stanton visited her sister ed time he has worked on that street. getting full value out of a two cent Rev. G. T. Fisher. Mr*. Sheldon Warner last Tuesday. stamp makes a saving of from $25 to Archie Newton was the guest of Harry Jones is moving to a place two Mr* . Brown, also Mrs. Christie, who $30 a day.-World's Work. , miles west of Hickory -Corners and in­ Miss Nina Tungate Sunday. rfomer Kelley has lately moved onto were numbered with tho rick are much tends to give up his rural mail route improved at this writing. the Geo. Main place and eXjiecta to. to John McBain. “Lead pipe wjh keep your razor -Quite a number from this; place went sharp." confided the garrulous barber. THE DR.UOOUT. Mr. Clark Loomis is moving back work tlw same tte coming year. to Mr. Allgeo's sale lari Tuesday . t “Get u short piece of the smallest, Xiaggie Kahler visited at Ed Gates ’ onto his farm northeast of here. DELTOS. ISICH1OAN. ’ Mrs. Myra Rice of Johnstown, vi •issoftest lend pljw your plumber has in Sunday., — Mrs. W. Pierce Sak is quite sick at ited at R. G. Rice’s lari Wwlnmlay.. j( stock, and keep It bandy when you are Mia* Edna Kahler of this place is as­ present. 1 . Mra VanSycle relurnccl home from ' «™Pl’i”K «'« ™,or. with If you need WINDOW Heorgcs Salurdav. 1 'liio ’HCbcme f’™’ Is to rob the s.trop ’ *“• Mrs. Jessie Robinson, of Banfield, sisting Mrs. E<1 Gates, -of Hope, with h« • ' the pipe.. It works work* test l*cst with a plain . During'the month* of March aud SHADES don’t forget is raring for her mother. Mrs. Amanda her {household duties Mrs.' Gates be­ Roy Fret-man traded horaes with Ela leather *trbp. Apply tte pipe. Just ns. ing laffiivted with quinsy, and at the April there will be excursions on us. Our stock is large, our Norwood, who is quite sick. Wagoner Saturday afternoon. j you would strop the razor, to the un | last irejiorte the rest of tte family, were the variou* line* of railway to I School began again Monday after a prices right. We make R. G. Rice will hgve some repairing teiahed aide of the leather Strop your ] entertaining the “grip." . the Canadian West. special shades to order. ; : week’s vacation. done on his house this week. Frank 1 razor ou tbnt wind up with a few ! Hundreds of thousands of Annt Sarah Brutal seems to think CHURCH NOTES. du the work. I ’,dp ,,ro“ I acres of the beat Wheat and that; winter will last all summer, as VanSycle will • I nnd you will have a drat class edge on The topic for Sunday will be found she |ifts lately made a purchase of. h Grazing Lands on the Continent Floyd Clapper took Miss Haines to . the tool. I never took tte trouble to ■ in Amos l-t>. "Thus" he showed me: fine Stew bloak. . free to the ’settlers.' . . her home in Nashville - Sunday, after get a scientific expliymUon of the vlr- , | ( ami tehuld. the Ixird stood upon a wall Adjoining lands may be pur­ a two wteks visit with relative at tws of lead pljx* ns uu aid u» whetUug. ' made by a plumbline, with a pliunlichased from railway and land this place. ; bu* B I-** |r* "good In that respecL*’ 1 Tile quarantine was raised from the line in his hand. ” .. ’ \ . • —Philadelphia Record. companies at reasonable pricee. Mary Coats who has lieew^helping ! For information a* to route, cost Program for Missionary I Rally at home of E. Pifer last Saturday. No m.-.cmI n.b or Ceylon. m*>r| cases of Scarlet feyer- Mr. -Pifer her ristrr uas called home l**t .week ; of transportation, etc.,, apply io Delton March 28. at 1 :R0 p. m. the on accunnt of sickmM nt homit, Clara . Every bay nnd Inlet on the const of is still suffering with rheumatism in pastor presiding. . M. V. MclNNES, Stanton taking her plac«< .. . Ceylon abound* with musical fish. ’■ Seeds 2 Ave. Theatre Blk. 2:(M) Systematic and Proportionate one <>f his-feet We hear it rumored that Dowling : Dielr song. If It can te called n song, is j Mr.S/irne Blackmaji of Prairieville • . Detroit; Mich. of all clvsiil tfae winter term of .-tfhool last will have a new handware su>re this 1 a multitude of tiny, soft sweet sound*. ' Missionary Motives-- C.' summer. weelj inDiri. No. Brown tI eacn each dear ciear and ann distinct distinct In in hbcii Itself. , sr»mesnjnrKinds. Cluttu Lester and MLss Walsh spent . tiling like the vibration* of a wineglass .3 :(M Ih> Murion* Pay*--J.’ W. LawMik Maggie Kahler will entertain Rf. S. HARTER, M. D., rence the Hickory Comers Missionary Soci- Simdsy evening at Walter Ormste-e’s. when Its rim . is rubbed with the mois­ Sec me PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Mrs. Bert Stanton culled on Dowling tened linger. In the harbor at .Bom­ Missionary Machinery in tho ety, March 28. in the afternoon. OFFICE H0V1IS-U to 12 a. m.. I to 3 pan.. 7 bay. India, there la a fish with a soug loop.m.. BEFORE fronds Monday afternoon. Everybody welcome. I^ocal Church--Thus. Young All calls promptly attended. .Tcielike the sound produced by an aeolian pbone at otRae. SfiM)andK:tX) Address by Presiding * Mias Lula Nobles will spend thia They will finish sawing out the logs harp. OHlce at ml diner, Delton. Mich. You Buy • Elder. M. M-. Callen at tbe mill this week. week in Hastings with relatives. It Is a1 pleasure to take Dr. Dade's The public in general are invited to Mr. Robinson worked at the cream- ___ _________________ A good many are having the tele Little Liver Pill*and enjoy their tonic these services. The revival is still go­ phone fever, fiqt John Willison is reap­ ery 'Monday. Mr. Brumm did not re- ? effect upon the liver. Sold by Fred L. ing on at tte M. E. church, dur motto. ing ai harvest of telephone poles. t.ira Monday on account of sickness at > druggist: cures colds, prevents pneumonia “Delton for God. " We earnestly urge • ------------------------------------------ ------Clifford Penhook returned to Grand home. the Christian people of this section to DOSTER. I have a large stock of Cedar unite their faith and prayers with Rapids Sat unlay to begin work for the Fence Posts. They are eight S. R. Rogers delivered lamte at Dos ours, and w far as pL-ssiblt- to be pres­ summer., after a few weeks visit with feet long and of nice quality. his parents in this Ideality. ter Friday. ent at every service, that God may be If yozu need anything in thi* glorified and- sinners converted. We^ 1 zVL. Keyes nnd family have all been line it will pay you to come a EAST ORANGEVILLE. long distance and look at have the devil un the nhi now. Several^ ill of La Grippe. them. have accepted Christ as a Savior ami1 31 i«s Mary Fox spent Saturday aud Dont forget die L. T. L. meeting Full Stock of deep convidtiofi is on tbe i»v.p).- Lok j Sunday with Anna .Tolmcoi. next Friday evening at Mrs. Killecks, Lumber, Lath, C Shingles. up. telovedl Got) * ani’ *s not short 1 John Hartman lias coihmenced work Henry Kogers has a new jxinv, and ened. Expect great things. Come J for Herb Johncox. he rides horse back now early and late. If you are going to build, let me over into Dalton and help ua. Youre Hnrry Jones moved lari' week on tho figure on your, bill of materials. Ou account of a general breal^ down for souls. G. T. Ffeher, -Pastor. farm that he lately purchased of Gone in health, Mrs. Jhcob VanHoht has Hartbora. been taken to the hospital. We sincere­ PRAIRIEVILLE. Mr. Wilkins moved on the place ly wiah for her speedy recovery and re­ Delton, : Michigan. Mnt. .A. P. Payne and daughter where Jones lived and will work tbe turn to her home. Florence were guests of Mrs. Peter same] ■ A. C. Doster is still quite ill. Letaaar W ednesday. Dr. Hyde is kept pretty busy on- our A surprise party was given Master Mr. and Mrs. Tip Ketchum of Mar­ street* attending the sick. Clancy Farr last Wednesday afternoon, tin were in town Wednesday, tho Ben Silcox returned tu his homo in to celeteate his*0th birthday. A nice DELTON EVERYTHING ELSE ' W guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nonis. the west last week. . supper was served and a good time reSTATE Mr. and Mrs. Will Leinaar have the Studebaker Wagon stands for the qualities Ib-.t’mako wagons desirables pjrted. . Light-running and easy on tho team, durable because the lumber is seaBANK adopted a liaby girL HqjE. aoned right before being finished. Made to stand* up under heavy load*. No Teachers Reading Circle meeting Mr. Donald McLeay of Nashville Tte play given at the Glaas Creek until April. spent Sunday with his parents. Grange Hall, Marojy 17. by the “ Glass Per cent on We Mra Myra Kooistra moved to Creasy Mim Lena JLoveland visited Mr. and Creek'Theatrical Club” was a decided Mrs. Karl Loveland at Delton Satur­ succesH. Tho club gives the play nt last week. Deposits. Earl Bellingham Ims a nice new cor­ b built from first-class material down to tbe minutest detail. Tbe 3I0WShultz. Wednesday evening. March 22. day, and Sunday. growing. fine-grained, tough-fiberpd black birch from the rocky hills of New Rev. James Hamilton..of Grand Rap­ Seth Otis of Eaton county and Mr. net. England is used in the hno», select white oak is made -into spoke* and fel­ ( We loan dur money on Reul ids. very alily filled th4 pulpit at the aud. Mra. Frank'. Jenkins of Prairie­ Mr. Floyd Anson has been quite ill loes and choice second growth, Butt cuthickorv i* used for tte axle*. Estate or good Bankable Paper. M. E church Sunday morning. Every other part as carefully selected. The skeins, tough and hard, are ville.*, were guests of Mrs. Huldah Otis with lui Grippe. We do not loan our niouey away forced into place on the axles under 100 tons pressure. Studebaker slope । from home, but do business only ' Mr. John' Brandstetter was the re­ Saturday and Sundaf. shoulder spoke* arc driven into the hub under tho same trcmcndoc* pres­ with people we kncAw are all cipient of some fine lake trout sent Mra. Dell Replogle and Mrs. Angie sure. Best and toughest iron and steel strongly reinforces every part right where heeded. The Studebaker is > from Oden by his friend John Capren­ Osgood spent Friday in Prairieville Tbe phrase "1lie length of the law” j owe* Its origin, to the enormous length ter of that place. \ with Mr*. Ada Jenkimt , Honey to Loan some <>f the parchment rolls upon Mr. and Mnt Courtland Strobridge Mias Ella Corbett of Stanwood wax | which at reasonable rates. Deeds, the ancient stntnles of Great of Baltimore, who have leased tte J. tte guest 61 Lena nnd Mftble Otis ,wl : Britain wen- InsrrllsMt. .The present Hortgages and Legal and we sell it because the name is’ the best guarantee we can give of its ex­ J. Perkin s farm, were the guest* of week. Papers Drawn. । day otlirlnl title of the "master of the cellence. We keep them in stock, and if we haven’t the kind you want, in Mr. and Mra. A. N. Higgins. Tac*da$. Abbie McKibben of Glass Creek was size or style, we can get one for you in the shortcut possible time. t rolls'* ---------------Is n reminder of this — ancient ---- -------- — — cus, New York Drafts, insurance We shall be glad to.talk wagon to you and if vou will come in va will Miss Ixiura. Drummond ia at terne tte guest of Mary McCollum Thnradny. ; tom. Smn.- faint Men of the bulk of : and Bonds Sold. give you some interesting reading matter about wagons. J I tbe Engll^b iwordn may te obtained ; for a work's vacation. j from the fnet that n single statute, the ! Goodyear Brothers, Hastings, Michigan. Ben Silcoi who has h-en the gpest DIRECTORS: CRESSEY. j jiu1(| tnx ron|mlxsionprB net. passed of his brother for some time, left for A. A. ALDRICH,JPrealdent. C. M. Giltert ft employed in paint- i In the first year'o?Xlw reign of George S. Dakota Wednesday evening. J. G. HUGHESJV. President. ina IV- n'cuxun** when unrolkd upward ing in Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo. E. S.’tMOREHOUSE, Cashier. AL Eatyn has purchased the JJ IL Mrs. Myra Kooistra has moved into of.OOO feet! ‘ DR.jMcLEAK. Mosier farm, and has removed to II. a jwrt of Mrs. Stella Saxton’s house at WILLIAM ELLIOTT.? the corner. A collector of old and rare china orig­ CLOVERDALE. L. P. TERPENN1N0. inated a most attractive way of show­ in<- family «f J. J. Ludwick are ex­ Clayton Barter was in Battle Creek ing JAMES COLLINS. off her treasures. She bud made If there are 12 ambitious people in Hast­ pected here ’ soon. They, will occupy Saturday. for her dining room two quartered gold­ their cottage in the grovi. Mrs. Enos Barter who haslieen very en oak china closet* of colonial de­ ings they will do well to read this little ad. Mrs. Pattop went' to firand Rapids poorly of late, is improving under the sign, with four shelves. She covered this week to purchase mi|linery goods. treatment of Dr. Onontiyoh of Plain­ the walla of tbe closets nnd the shelves with glazed dowered chintz of rather Sum Ashby accidentally shot off ore well. Banner .subscribers can buy showy pattern. She tried to pick out Hugh Honeysett is ipovifig’into Cliff plates and other pieces of china with a of his toes last week, but Dr. Fritch I have twelve Scholarships which Doolittle’s ^touae. was called to finish the job. flower design. China closets could also tbe large Wall Map of Barry I will sell at 121-2 per cent discount Mrs. Homer Green. Mm Fred Green, Mrs. Jane Barter entertained the L. bo lined with brocade or even denim, but the one* lined with pretty flowered from regular pricks before March 21. Mrs. Roy Fennels and baby, who have A. S. Wednesday afternoon at tea. County at the Pelton post office chintz seem to be tbe most attractive. aU Ijeen quite sick with the grip, are . These 12 scholarships cover any Mrs. Samuel Haight and sons are China shelves bordered with chintz and all some bettor. visiting ter mother in Yankee Springs. hung on the wall are also new and very The map givps all the roads, branch of study you may want. I Mra Ira Brooks who has been suffer­ A gentleman visited our town last effective.—New Idea Magazine. Will be in Hastings during the ing with erysipelas is much bettor. number of acres In each farm, week trying to interest the farmers in week of March 13 and will give an You can apply ManZan inside, right the building of » creamery here. where the pain Is. It is put up in col­ Raw or Inflamed Limbs. . with owners name. Now is the exhibit of students' work at Fred L. Joshua Brown who h&s teen in poor lapsable tubes with nozzle attachments Yield qulcWl to tbe wonderful cura­ Introducing it. ManZan stop* pain Heath & Carveth’s. the Druggists. tive and4heeling qbaliliee of Foleye health all winter, i* not so well of late. for Instantly and cure* ail kinds of blind, time to gel ote before they are Honey and'liar. Itprevenupneunion Mrs. R. C . Gilbert and ahildrenzare bleeding. Itching, and protruding piles. la and consumption from a hard cola guests at Enos Barter’s. Sold by Fred L. Heath the druggist. During the week I will give away all gome. seeped on the lungs. Leslie Miller and family late of tte a prize worth $35.00. Pinesalve acts like a poultice. Best Junction are now living in a part of TblKind YaHre The price, while they last, la Bean tte thing In the world for boll,, buroa. Chas. Barter's house. cracked hands, utter, etc. Sold by F. Bigaatare News has been received from Newell L. Heath, the druggilt. fifty cent" each. Barber and family of their safe arrival If Baby is Catting Tooth. in New Mexico. Mrs. B.. on account La grippe cough* yield quickly to the n. «,lr,, Md um tn*t old and well tried rem of whose poor health they went, stood wonderful curative qualities of Foley'*, collector the journey well and seemed to be con­ Honey and Tar. There i* nothing else ailars *11 P*ri. cure* wind voile and Utt* stantly improving. They are at pre- ‘‘just as good.” Mrs. £ c. Dinkel and children, spent a few days last week with her daughter Emma in Kalamazoo. Mr. Um. L Hall is very sick at this writing. Frank VanTino, of Kalamazoo, call­ ed on his mother last Tuesday. » EXCURSIONS Free Grant Lands tins [. fAUlKNfk, WESTERN CANADA Foley’s Honey ami Tar Fence Posts W. H. Chase, THE STUDEBAKER WAGON 3 The Unapproachable Wagon AMBITIOUS PEOPL E Guy C. Longc or, Foley’s Honey ami Tar vurcs colds. prevents pneumoois. boUle- �HASTINGS BANNER. MARCH aa, 1905. on Saturday. .Mrs. Frank, who has been sick ao tong at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Murry, of West Sunfield, returned to fluke them known in this, the her home in East Castleton las’ week. On Sunday Mrs. Melvina Wheeler BANNER S WANT ADV. COL- alipjied and fell’ on an icy rtep. No LH1.N—One cent a word. bones are broken, but she is badly For SAXE—House, barn and 5 acres of bruised and shaken. land on North Broadway. For further WEST WOODLAND. particulars inquire bf I*. A.-Sheldon. Mr. Clum and wife of the Tamarac FOR SALE CHEAP, a good house visited their son Everet and family last and lot in tbe second ward-Inquireof Friday. MIm Bessie Weaver, of Kalamazoo, Ubet Cider, Hastings, Midb. was the guest of Mira Urab Baine the WANTED. Want to buy a lot In Hasinga. Will pay all or nearly all cash Mrs. J. H. Durkee and daughter. Miss down. If you have one to 8^11 address Esther, attended the rag bee at Fred James E. Clark. R. F. ik No. G, Has­ Jordan's last week. Mrs. Minnie Booker Evert, a former tings, Mich.’ resident of this, place, 1s- -married to a For Sale— Two yearling percberon Mr. Mert*. living near Evart. Osceola ' oolte. Good ouee. , < county. Mr. Haver, who has been 111. so long, C. H. Osborn, Rural Route 1’ City. was taken suddenly worse last week, FOR SALE CHEAP—Goat with har- but is now improving. ntws and nice sulky. It was deemd best to send George Messer E; Nevins. SIH W. Green St. Geiger to Kalamazoo for treatment, nnd last Thursday he was taken there In STOP RENTING -80 actes of land lor sale cheap, r>V» miles we< of Hastings, charge ot his brother August. P. R. Holmes and wife have moved Write Mrs. Lnella Wiley. Weidman. to -Woodland village. The community Isabella Co.. Mich.. R. F. 11 1. is sorry to loss them, but cordially NOTICE—Wall paper and fresco work welcome Mrs. Ida Durkee and son'i cleaned »p.> *' that* '* it will look as niceL nnd» Fred. • who have moved'onto Mrs. draii tas k-he.n new. And inside psint- Holmes' farm. Georg.? Haver. Jr., of Lowell, visited ing Adilrew. F. L.Boorn. ):W High St. his parents over Sunday. Cty- Will Chase has sold his farm to a n,«ir Mr. Wade and brill soon move away. H<>VSE KOK RKNI*— k> and good location, situated on 2® East Mrs. Anna Sessions, of Allegan. and Hikh st , first ward. Possesion Ito Mrs. I. Belle Lee of Imlay City were liegin alw nt April 1 F«»t further p<r- guests at Elmar Hlslng’ft the first of tho week. x ... tii’|ilnm ii Mr. ■ Glenn \y. Greenfield. Mrs. Funk of North Woodland visited 24-JJfi Moii rue St. Grand Rapids.. Kay Hulilbergter and Miae Frances WANT’ 2D— Work l>5’ the month on a farim by * young nutn. .Single—will Demond of North Carlton visited at Anspaugh'ii over Sunday. marry if icccfwary. Adn-ss. Fanner. Milo ■C. FI*Paul of Buttle Creek sjten: Mon­ enrp Bam icf. day oh his farm. your warns GLASS CREEK. ilxt spitej rain nnd bp<i npids qiltte a ftw en'jbyed the play at jthq hull Fri­ day nlghJP given by th-' Glass CrWek Tboitrlcdl club, entitled "h'ony. the Convict.”« Mr. Setb Otis, of Chartrrtte.’ nnd Mr. un-i; Mra Frank. Jenkins, of Pfairievifae. visited their mother and sliter, Mra. George Hartly^ Saturdoy rtlght and 'Sunuay.- ’ M js. C. A: Newland and riistijr went to PlaSnwell Saturday to .attend the fundrnl of a brother-in-law. Mrs. Edgar Otta and niece, Ella Cor­ bel. visited Mrs. Will Anders In Brush Ridge last. Thursday. Mra. Abbie McKibben and daughter kdnit and Maggie Otis visited .Mrs. Will Mt’Ciillum last Thursday. Mr1. Dan' Douglass spent part of the week with his mother, Mrs. Count, In Yankee Springs. Mrl Helstand of Yankee Springs drove a wdM for Ben Jenkins the first of the. week. Mr. P. R. Kams and son Daniel are building an addition on B. M. Jenkins’ housk- EAST WOODLAND. Mrs. Sallje Towns Is on the sick listEL T. Cole took dinner with J. St. J rum on Monday. ' Mrsu H. Townsend reports the first chicks of the season, hatched last Thursday. A few East Woodland people have tapped their sugar bushes. Mrsi. - S. Week, who was so ill last week, is reported as some better. . Mrs. Edith Fay Cooley has been taken t<Av Charlotte hospital for treatment. Mvsdames E. Baril and Philo Hltl were I guests of Mrs. H. Towns -oh Wednesday last. i_ i Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson, of-Char. lotte.ja re visiting her parents. -Mr. and Mrs. John Guy of East. "Woodland. Misses Mabel and Velma Landis end Celesta Good ate warm sugar at H. Townsend’s on Sunday.' Mies Calla and Roy Jarvis of the Woodland school spent Sunday with their parents in East Woodland. The Van Brocklen mill has been moved onto Homer Hager’s place and will do several’ small jobs of sawing there. Rev.C. D. Jarvis and wife are enter­ taining a friend, Mr. Cherry, of Char-' lotte, tills week. Frank Scofield, who has been under the doctor's care at Woodland for some time, y-as able to return to hfe home SHULTZ. .Miss Julia Titus of Cloverdale visited Miss Ijbble McC*allum over Sunday. Tho Ladles* Aid society met with Mrs. Clara Lootn|son Thursday of last week and was largely attended. ‘GO being present. For the Iqck of lime th? pro­ gram arid elM'tlar. of officers was postpon-d until the next meeting, which will be announced later. . Miiis Alice Shultz, of Hastings, was home over Sunday. Harry Hulluck, of Kalamazoo, is vis­ iting at F. Hallock's. Sr.. Mils week. The little son of George and Mary Thonuu* is very’ sick. Clarence Shulrz visited hts uncle and aunt ri»—Delton over Sunday. Frank Horn spent Saturday and Sun­ day at Charles Kahler's, of North Barry. ,J. Hom and wife were greatly eur-! pr ised on Tuesday evening of lo*t week! when over 50 of their frienda and* . neighbors entered their home and .took; possession of tho same. Mr. and Mts. Hom sobn became reconciled when they were reminded that It was their thirty-eighth wedding anniversary. Th* evening was very pleasantly spent In a social way. with music, singing, also scripture, reading and prayer by th# Rev. D. Feather of Cloverdale, who, with some- very -appropriate remarks presented the host and hostess. In Irehalf of those present, with a beautiful couch as a reminder of the occasion, after which a bountiful repost was served and enjoyed by all present. All went away feeling that the evening had ireen well spent. . There were no services at the church weather and bud roads. Our pastor will be with- us but once more before conference. ■ There are a great many sick In our community. The Rev. D. Feather of Cloverdale dined ut Fred Zerbel's Tuesday. PARMELEE. Mrs. E. E. Buck was in Grand Rapids Thursday’anti Friday. Minor Allen of Byron vlstted his par­ ents. J. D. Allyn and Wife. Saturday. Two of our young men, while return­ ing from a trip to Irving one day lust week, lost their way, and upon Inquir­ ing th* road, were told to follow their noses and find out. The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Joels has been dangerously Mck with pneumonia, but is better at this writing. Fred Smith, of Irving, was on our streets Wednesday. Mrs. John. Moxon, whose illness was ROYAL Baking Powder Saves Health mentioned last week, is some better. Owing to the storm, .there was n<» preaching service at the M. E. church Sunday. . ' Ejnrn.i Kartnfel is moflxtlng Mr?. O. A/Carpenter with her housework. The latter In still In very poor health. The people of this plttct* are !«>rry to hear of j lhe severe Illness of Elder Glass. Former ^<u»tor of the M. E. church. ' A number from here attended the K. O..T. M. banquet. Middleville Mon­ day night._______ STATE ROAD. There was no preaching at the church Sunday bn account of bad wqather. Preaching next Sunday morning at the usual hour. Mrs. Jobe Olmstead will entertain the Dime society March 30. Cbme early and bring'your thimble, us we Intend to sew rags fdr Mra Olmstead. Mr. Loren Jones, of Chicago, called on his cousin, Mre.' Orr Fisher, last week. Mrs. Cressle Stedgc is spending a few days with rcr mother. Mrs. Shawman, this week. • Grandma Fisher and Madams Julia and June Fisher visited Mrs. Lester Klnne Thursday. Mrs. MteKnight bad 29 Indies .at her rug bee. A 'good time and rags all sewed were the results. Mr. anil Mrs. Wayne Merrick enter­ tained Mr. Harry Stowell, Miss Jessie < Durkee :»nd Miss Jessie Brooks Sunday. Mr. anil Mrs. Clarence Olmstead, of your city, spent Sunday with J. N. Murry, . Mr- snj Mrs. Scott Cotton started for their nek’ homo 4n Outland- Morxlay morning.; Manning just returned fasin miiea from the city. In 18® from al few weeks' stay with relatives they came.to Michigan nnd settled on a in Eaten Rapkfa. farm In Rutland township. where tney lived until eighteen years ago. wnen they moved to Hastings. / OBITUARY. He Icaves'te mourn his departure his Baltasar Kurtz was born in Hirrwife, .the companion of over, tlfty-one Clngcn. Wittenberg. Germany. January 1. 1827, and died In Hastings March 13, years, four eons and three daughters. 19®,-aged 78 years 2 months and 12 Mr. Kurtz wan a quiet, unassuming 'days. lie was united in marriage to man.' a good citizen and highly re­ Mun- lleins on Muy 2-1. ISM. and the spected in this community. He was not a member of any church, I following year they came to America. They settled Iti Indiana, living for some but was a believer In the Christian re­ years in Mishawaka, and later on a ligion. and during his sickness was led Bean fix The lad Tte Rm AUCTION SALE Tbe undersigned having sold his farm, will sell at Public Auction, at his residence in Baltimore, 44 miles south of Hastings city, J of a mile north of Hendershott School House, oa Wednesday, March 29th, ’05 Sale commencing at 1-o'clock. p. tn. the following property, to wit: .GRANGE HALL CORNERS. ThAfi-w spring days have brought the bird* back to ua once more, and right gkul w<r lire to welcome the little songsBlossomTungatb, who haa’been assist Ing Mm. Merrill with her work, was taken very sick one night laar week. Dr. Goillight-r was phoned twice, the second time before he reached home after attending her. She was takeq home and we hear Mrs. Rogers is help­ ing in ker place. . Mrs. John Stevenson and friend, I Mrs. Mbrgan. of brand Rapids, were callers al Joe Bowser’s one day the past week. . The Cbntury circle No. 2 will meet with Mrs. Lucy Bristol Tuesday after­ noon, April 4. ■ Harry Bresee and sister, Mrs. G. Munger, attended the funeral of an aunt at XAWton lust week. The sick at Mr. Merrill’s are not much better at this writing. Hiram Babcock' and family have nearly all been on the sick list of late, Dr. Cootier attending. Another dish washer at H. Babcdck'a Hllas Gaskill's little-baby girl has been very sick .for a time aerlously so, but Is better now. to confide more {fully in Jesus Christ as his Ixird and Saviour. After a.ioing and wearisome. sickness, during which, tor several months, he was not able to take a restful ntgnt’s slumber, he quietly tell asleep. The funeral wvlce was conducted in his late home by Rev. Arthur Trott, and the btfrlul .was in Riverside ceme­ tery. hie fotir sons and two sons-in-law acting as pill-bearers. horse 12 years old. weight 1100 horse (1 years old. good roadster, 1100 Durham cow giving iriiHr> 12 y'ra old Durham cow giving milk, 7 years old Durham cow giving milk, 3 years old Durham cow, 6 years old aud calf weeks old 1 Durham calf 10 months old 13 good grade ewes, coarse wool 1 Lincoln buck age 4 years 35 hens 150 baskets com 35 bushels oats A quantity of hay 1 lumber wagon double box 1 carriage, nearly new 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 single open baggy 2 single harnesses, 1 nearly new 1 sot double harness 1 McCormick mower I Gale hay .rake 1 hay rack 1 set of bob sleighs 1 cortrsheller 1 fence machine 1 post hole digger 1 Bissel plow 1 spring-tooth harrow 1 spike-tooth harrow 1 grain cradle 1 scythe and snath 1 log chain 1 hay knife I double shovel cultivator 1 fine tooth cultivator, steel frame 1 corn planter 1 extension ladder A quantity of lumber Forks, shovels, hoes and other articles not mentioned. Terms of Sale FINE LAKE. The use of Royal Baking Powder is essential to the healthfulness of the family food, Yeast ferments the food. Alum baking powders are injurious. Royal Baking Powder saves health UKIHO KWDU CO., NEW YORK. We sire glad to welcome our old neighbors back. C: E. Idee and family. Of Battle Creek, who are •moving Into the Frank Coleman bouse. We are sorry to lose our neighbors, Willis Quick and family, who are mov­ ing to Battle Creek. Mrs. Myra Brininstool Is visiting rela­ tive m Battle Creek for n few days. Mrs. Inez Paul Is visiting friends in Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. J.- H. Norris of Corn­ stock are vlsttng In Banfield and vicin­ ity. W. H. Flak returned Saturday from few days' visit In Battle Creek. JAMES E. CLARK, AW.H. COUCH, Auctioneer PROPRIETOR. CHAS. HALL, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-03-29.pdf 60bd562688dcf2080e11a5b89f1c2c7a PDF Text Text THE FORTY-NINTH YEAR No. 48 HASTINGS HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1905. for making tannic acid. Besides go­ ing up and over mountains we went .through two of them. Sitting on the rear end of tta train and watching the AN INTEREST1NG LETTER FROM hole into which wo entered growing FIFTH IN THE SERIES OF LETTERS MRS. ELLEN E. ROBINSON FROM smaller and nmullcr, until a pin hole • FROM MRS. CARRIE YUTZ MURPHY.’ NORTH CAROLINA. was no more seen, gave me a queer, WALKER FROM NAKAWN sort of sensivtion, as though I hud sud­ denly been swallowed by an earth BEAUTIFUL SCENERY quake. I felt supremely glad to A SIAMESE CREMATION euiergo at the other side of the ground. Wouldn't it be fun. if a tunnel! could Pretentious Jails And Court Houses be put straight through the earth, to More About the Strange Custom* < Of* start for a trip through? This wrak I A North Carolina Nigger Who Did These People--Dr. and Mrs. Wal­ am going to drive in another direcNot Appreciate Northern Cour­ tion^owr the mountains to a town, ker Change Stations and are tesy. known in North Carolina wnincnlnr Probably now at Pitsanu’ as “Hanging Dog” Nothing melodi- 1 loke. We publish the fidluwing letter from ous iiImum the name, but therm' lots1 Mrs. Robinson wno is spending the The’ letters talow which Mix Walker of bark there 1 imagine. Will .has winter in the *out| with her'nephew. some tnthber to’inspect. 1 believe, and has written to her parents h«*re will be. W.. H. Woodbury and family. The j* going to have me see tta couptry. found very Yoteireting. perliH|N more letter was a private une to Mra C*«»k ' He is planning all sorts of tri{«s f.irl so Hum any published yet. At this bnt contained so much of interest con­ me. I am certainhc enjoying this lazy time Dr. and Mrs. Walker are ■ (rotacerning the country, and existing con­ life I am leading ■hly rattled nt Pitsanuloke. in northern ’’ ’ There are any ditions we feel our; readers would en­ Siam, to which station they ex]iectcd quantity of darkie* here A more joy it also, and took the liberty to pitta shiftless rat I never saw. Did you to ta tranaferred about the second lisb it: week in February. CoAllaird ou two. FROM Hit SOUTHLAND Murphy improves upon acquaintance. 1 At first it seemed like Mrs.. Wiggs! Cabbage Patch. The houses still look as they did in that famous spotetfMl though they were playing hop scotch up ' and down the mountain sides, and they | face in all directions. but I find on ' closer inspection they all fare *‘streets’* or “fattie trails’* roads of some sort. The strpets themselves are un­ tangling some now us I am more sure of the {stints of the compoM; in the town they are croiked as the drives over .the mountains, which accounts for the morning uncertainty of the front doors being “straight” or “on I the bias.'' BANNER. IRON FAR AWAY SIAM C^^A Nakuwn, Jan. <5, 1U0& First letter of 1IMKU I wrote ten letters last week and was so tired l«y Saturday night I havo not attempted writing since, bnt mail day GEORGE SIX BURY MEETS WITH is coming so 1 must Ingin this oijp to­ DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN day. It is n beautiful day here, with a SAW MILL very cool breeze. Imt warm in the- aun. 1 wns speaking about the coo*^^lust SOME CHANCES FOR RECOVERY night, ha we never dreamc Accident Happened in Lane’s Mill on I such oool days near the cquuv^r? tafore we came. I try to imagine you all the Farm of Wesley Norris In’ at home with snow everywhere and Maple Grove. having to wear your heavy wraps. George Sixbury. aged 45 and mar­ Rev. Eckels says we will find it cooler ried. whose home is at Barryville, was in the cool season, and hotter in the terribly injnn-d Monday about one hot,season at Pitsanuloke,aa the winds o’clock while at work in. the saw mill Last week I spent a delightful day of Chaa. luuie on the farm uf Wesley there are not effected by water as here at Nnkawn. Dr Walker made ar­ going with my nrphew to Bryson City. Norris, of Mapk- Grove. * rangements yesterday with a Chinese, sixty-fiv<i miles from this. town, with He wits running the slab saw at the the Irish name, to anything hut a time of the- accident, when in some photographer for picture* of tho house, We stall {lave the “city” however it is named. I noticed manner the, saw, while in rapid mo­ ditqietaary. etc. as to show the R. IL Co.. had wisely or unwisely, tion. jumped from its place striking Eckels family in it too. painted out the “city” on the end of him on the right aide/ the teeth cut­ the einire missionary force Tuesday noun Dr. Walker came home and said the depot building!.* Jt’certainly was ting and gashing the muscles in front misleading if ^left • in sight Like all of. back of ami under the right arm. “You-uiro goi.ngsto have a little mon­ the towns 1 have seen in North Caro­ severing a number of muscles and some key. .-knottar one of qiy patients lias lina. ciinrt houses and jaiR“nre preten­ of th«‘ larger arteries. But for tie: bro’t me one.” Just’niter dinner (he tious. while school houses and churehes thoughtful new of his "fellow employees bro't it over.; Jt ,is.8 or 9 inches high “when it sib. up; was'w.ns caught just are exactly the reverse, and Bry*»n he would have bled .to death. Thefi tvw> <liiys before it was given us.?so the was no exception. ' I enjoyed - -the — trip - -« . did not lose their heads, but pressetl 'pltfhsuje (*} devolves upcin us to tame home exceedingly. Tor through the Rgnimu the arteries so that the flow or him. {He is n trifle (?) eager to get courtesy of tbt*’ ctinductor. I had a blood vas stopped, and k».-pt up the away mid likes to bite. My thumb chair on the piatforui of the rear car. • pressure until Drs. Schilling and'Morwas a little tix> near his mouth last _ , for . ,i._ __ ________ 1 for the jour-1 - f --Nashville, and the.-time rMuired o arrived. When - the. nigh* and une tooth mt near the nail. c.vy home felt ”monarch of all I ^vr it was wns within a quarter quarter ot ot >aw stopped stopped it within u Thd Doctor cauterized it nt once and ____ v:..i artery, whora veyed” and there was little that.eraap- __ HI1 1of th«‘ IIrachial it is doing well. Big Jacko is;so gutsl, ’ - —•iston. ? It was itfdelightful day, pulsations could ta plainly seen. Over now. He lets nie pat his head and | like days in May. in Michigan, and ■ pitches were taken by die doctors when 1 gave him water yesterday he ■ the haz- peculiar to warm taring, add- । 71,^- did n<,t hold out much hope of tuuk it in ls>th “hands”, and drank el delicacy to the distant outlines of Mr. Ki^bury's recovery. Bnt at this jpst like a little child. Little Jocko the Blue Ridge mountains and softin- wrjt ing he raenw to ta doing far beted those further :olf. . with a dainty v.r than Dr. Schilling says purple veil.. The R. R- follows the I injured man's reebvrry will dewindiug of the river, or rather of£he JX?nd Up^n the sloughing of rhe wounds, rivers, for ■there is a continuous «mc-; jf jjjat is accomplished without involvces^ion. commeiicin* at Muti’hv with । jng tju» large arteries he will get well the ‘.‘Valley”, ttat flows into tta , ^11 hu{«o tor the h*t. . 1 ‘ Little T'-ri>’.i-.-six’.-” and together J - - * ' bwvils th»? •‘Naytatodii. ” finally b'fci rvsjHmdent for n*ws uf the m-rktout. , their identity in jhe “Tnckaseeft , We appreciate ht» thought fulness, and1 The wi]| |x. t<. bn*.- <»ur corrwqion- i rivera are notd^p |ttd in many piaeca deoU tfie BANNER in mind when, form “rapids” «>f nd mean pretenttor.-. <.f <mp<»rtatit' news like this a-the w;it.-r tlrov> j.-vor the stony Uni wni(.p tll„v h, ar „f they have taneath. Tlie jnoujiuunti an v^ry ifntheir regular letltvrs. like th» R s-kies ortiierras 'tf the west, but. are really more picturesque ta­ rn use of th»; .lino U-ninre that* H al­ BANISH PARTS ISM FROM CITS’ AFFAIRS. ways on them. Pirn* uf various kind. have to write the bi-monthly letter to the Board. Rev. Eckels leaves next week for a two or three weeks trip, evangelistic, beyond the mountains. This is not only tv gain, new converts, 'but to see.taw the native Christian's are holding out It must ta such an inspiration to tell the Gospel story to those who have never heard it! Dr. Walker made some statistics the other day and finds that less than one in every 10.0W) Siamese is a Christian. Also that each worker here in the Siam mission, exclusive of the wives. has a “field” of 20). 1)00 in which to work; . I believe we have not written that the re^on for the Siamese women wear­ ing their hair short, dates from a cer­ tain war. ninny years "ago, .when the women wore forced to ent1 their hair and fight with the men. It raetnri the enemy on seeing them thought they were men. anti were reinforcements. so withdrew their troops. Since that vic­ tory they have regarded it us an honor to wear .thl-ir lmi*r short. . # Contlnufit on page three. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR graduate* i» not tta best •best test uf the efficiency of our 1 5. We must inaint on _ --------- oknowlodge of the “common branrhes. ’ ’ these are fudnmentid. • 6. The eightli grade diploma ohould mean something. Itshould stand fur SCHEDULE OF THE TIME AND ability to think. When a pupil tas PLACES FOR SUCH EX AMINA. received one he should ta perfectly aldo TIONS to enter any high Abhool and do the 1 work satisfactorily. SOME RULES AND SUOOESTIONS visited Their Kalamazoo BROTHERS. For the Aid ot Teachers and for Pu­ 8IH GRADE EXAMINA ’ TIONS pils Who Expect to Take Such Examinations. At the fall meeting of the Bxrry Cqunty TWiclirnr Associptibn the sub-ject of Eighth Gra*lo Examinations was-brought up for discussion. As a result of this.hiscjiuwion the Association About 22 members of Barry Codgv, K. of P, went to Kalamazoo Friday to witness a contest between tta two teams, reprrranting the two Kalama­ zoo k. of P. lodges cunfflr the Lthird rank. Grand .('hancelh-r Haujiton. .Grand Vice. (Jtancellor Palmer. Grand K. of Jt A b' Curtis and bu|remv Reiiresentative Clhtae were present. After the degree work a line Iminquet was served. The Hastings Knights speak in thw highest tenon of tta hos­ pitality of their Kalamazoo bnrahren, and report q vftry enjoyable time.'; appointed a kxntimittae consisting o f Cummr. John Ketciuun. Supt O. S. ’ Finnegan'and Miss Curolyn Burlier to take tin* subject Hinder' further consid­ eration 'and r»-|x>rt at the meeting of the Inspiration Institute. This com­ mits advised with the miperintendants, principab i and teachers of rural schools and rejiorted’as follows: 1st HAPPY WEDDING That the present plan of. bolding the eighth grade examinations should be Miss Maud Peters United iu Mar­ HE IS AWARDED $968 OS BY THE modified Mimewhat f»» that it will con­ JURY THURSDAY LAST riage to Charles Kcnfidd, form mure closely to the plan common­ Thunriay evening at tta home-of the . ly used by the graded schools * of the county in determining what students bride's sister. Mrs. Jas. VanKoevering VERDICT VES l|NI> of tbeir eighth grades are eligible to 1 in the 4th ward, Mira Maud Peters was j united in marriage to Mr. .Charles Ken­ VERSAL SATISFACTION. enter the high school. 28495697 This Verdict Clears Mrs. Belson From the Charge of Setting Fire to the Barn. The jury in the case of Cyrus Belson vs. the Barry At Eaton Insurance Co. brought in a verdict Thursday night awarding the plaintiff fiMK.06, ataut fiHO.00 lew than he claimed. They gave the full amount claimed on the tarn, cutting the schedule of contents to the extent named. ■ There is univcrwil approval of the verdict. The suit ought never to have, been permitt­ ed.. Mr. Belson <>nght not to have bwn forced to go to law to .protect his wife from the charge of burning the tarn. The,claim "tight to have ’heen rattled witl^ful resorting. to the courts. But it isj[too lute to consider that n«>w.. Mr. Bel<M>n*has the verdict, and the jury has cleared his wife from the charge 6f setting fire to his tarn la-t August. 1 the jury cannot »-nd the bitternww .engendered in Rutland over the law trait. That is the unfortunate part of it. There has been stene talk of litaj: suits. For the {fence «< the ncightarhtood and the good of the township wu hope th*- matter may ’he ended. ; field, Rev. Arthur Trott performing the ceremony. There were about,forty present, being largely tho immodiato relatives and near-neighbors,'and a few of the * most intimate friends of the bridi* and groom. Mias Lucile Busby played, the wed­ ding march, and tho bride and groom unattended marched to their places in the parlor when*' the ceremony was performed. The bride was tastefully gowned in blue . voile, .with white trimmings. After the ceremony fine refreshTIME AND PLACES menta were aervtsl in the dining • The oxaniinatiqmt will be held on the room, which was boantifully diJCoratfollowing named Idatea and at tta. fol­ <d in red and white. The Mi.sras Mario •ft roinnwncinga^ lowing named plao* ’ * | Rushy.-Hazel Mead and Com sjlsbeo ’ nine o'clock in each instance. •_—: [ ' waited u{Kin the guests. Monday. May 1 -jf- Delton rahbol taara, i 1 Mr. <nd Mrs. KerffHd left Thun­ 2f—Woodland town town tail! belli * ~............... . Tuesday. May 2^-\\<Hxlland . day night for Woodland where they ■ Wedn«d»r. May 3-Mi,LU.viUe hisU wi'u '^^^“They’ * | will visit ' friends. They are , both school. I social favorite* Hmong the young peoThursday, Ma.’ 4—XMhTilte hfell I T,|, of thi„ rilv H-UJ havv an,,™, scho<il. I many friends, who wish them prtaper■Bns. .1*.,, tattle. । it). >nJ jn Friday, May Saturday. May B—Court room. Hastings. CLASS HONORS GIVEN OUT The whole Board uf Examiners will be pnssmt at each! place and will have charge of the ‘examination. Teachers Supt Chamberlain Awarded Them for the Class of 1905 Last Fritfay are invited to acxyimpany their puptil-» ,■ Afternoon. if they desire to J 21? That the Board of Examiner Ot.ould have charge of the eighth grade examinations and should deviae some plan for determining the ability of the applicants to do high school work in addition to that shown in the prepara­ tion uf written uaswers to sets of ques­ tions. Thera recommendations were adopted and the Board of Examiner* make the following annouacemcnt of the jJan that wilbta used this year in conduct­ ing the eighth grade examinations. ' The seven honora ■ fur this ytoar’s THE EXAMI NA-i grmlnatiug rbuaeieTci*?* together with The general character of the exaitii- j the subject'uf their claw ••xerciMM. Were awarded Friday'a* fbttowa; nations will be varied ramen tat frt>ni ] Jst‘. Mi^a dura Hvndrreliott" Vale­ ttat used ) n funner year*. The’ques- j dictory. . tions prep(n4l by! tjie 'Dopantmcnt i>f ii 2d.’ MiraGlenna Pancost—Salutalury. Public Imtniatiop will ta tirad. n» A |I 3d. Miss Florence Diamond---(’lass basis of tta exauiination but will Obe *। Motto. ’ varied enough to relievo any ernlair* |I 4th. Mr. Parnell SIcGninesfer-C’laaK awnent that might arira^from ^>e , Oration. . ! same qu«siti«»ns I* j-ng urad ia any two) Sth. Mi* Brtisle Warner- Clam ^oet. placea. Recognising tta fa^t ttat all nth. Miss Minnie DrVino-J Clara । pupils cannot do qiual|y well in show­ ! .Prophecy. ing ttair knowledge of a subject on a' 7th. Mira Mae Smith—Clam Efeay. I written examination tta Benni willi make part of the exiuninatam in each CHANGES IN CITIZEN’S TICKET cane. opal. Teai-hers are requested to; We have not and do trt-t criticise the rtaxIiMb-ndrons. laurpl and many other present to tta BonnFat the time of the evrrgn'vns. prevent jany appearance uf nominees on the party tickets in this exnininrtth® the daily class record of The Ticket as now Blade up Rcady . barrenness and tta knountain streams city personally. We ask only that the pupils in order ttat it may ta con­ for Election Day. ” added tho-music uf their falling water every citizen of Hastings *di|UI ttynk Dr and Mrs Char Walker’s first home In Sunny Siam, taken Jan. 5th, W>. sidered in case the Board determines B«<cau.M- it would conflict with his to the picture;^ev<^- changing, never of the principle Imck of every {tarty Thrpicture shows Dr. and Mrs. Walker on the steps leading up to the spacious- that such conaideriition is necessary to other duties. H. H. Snyder felt obliged tin-ts>:nv. O, the laiiuty of these ever- ticket in Hastings, which is that party a fair determination of thixpupil’s qualiveranda. . to decline the Cijinens nomination fur 1.1x1.ing hi 11 a!‘The words6f the Psalm- membership is the test and qnalfication ti- -at ions. An average standing of fib Board of Review. The r-nme of Arthur for a city office in Hastings. We be ­ iciune to’my mind. ”1 will lift up JsquealM and squeal* when angry. They Certainly Mflc_Bel.sun has no reason to per cent and not less than.70 per cent mine eyes unto the bills, from whence lieve that principle is wrong, and can require very little care and do afford find fault wi^jlhe verdict. He can will lie re<|uirod to entitle pupils to n C. Brown was substituted. Mr. Brown is home sick in lied. He- ncde{iM the «.'' m.^4.4 my ...» help. ....... ” - There -------- is . such 11 never tend toward h high degree of a groat deal of amusement to aH. afford to let tta matter drop, for ho diploma. Tta ^crimination in reading comi/th place solely as a matter of duty. His K-’nse of the “everhmtingneas” Go»l j efficiency' in 6nr city government. The I To-day for dinner woare going to have and his wife have lieen fully vindicat- will ta liased upon “The Barefoot Boy'' friends and friends of* the m<>veiiu*ut about the monnta|ns, that I always !• nam ing’of of party'ticketa naming party ■ ticket* mid and the dritwdntwMost of them J e<L All he will lose will be the time lw Whittier. should seo that he gets a big vqte. He feel nearer to the Infinite there, among jng of party lines in our city affairs Siamtwe string lieitns. The program will Im as follows: were e^jht and nine inches long before and trouble of the suit add - his law­ •is amply qualified mid deserve* it. them, than anywherq else in the world. ', will - not work • fo» - - the •«------good• -■* of ‘the Y.-.,city 9 0(i a. m.--Sjclling and Orthogra­ broken up. Rev. Eckels says tliey of­ yers’- charges. Furthur lit igation could Alonxo Woolley'becauae of ill hwltb amply proves. There. is One peculiar i*-ak rtae almost perpitn- ; as the imst ___ , ten grow three feet long- mid are good not do more to vindicate him or his phy, Penmanship. Arithmetic.Govern- declined to ta a candidate for supeydicular from the valPy. and hail I been । more harmony and lew strife in this t<io. Just now we are learning the famiy. and certainly would not restore men! Reading. Visor.. John Kurtz has lic-m suLa tout­ ambitious as I used to bo. I would ' cjty than ever ini its history. We l>e1 00 p. m.—Physiology. Grammar. ed. Mr. Kurtz accepts the nomuiation whatjhis suit may have ’costjiim. in* lilp fo have gone to the top uf it, but ‘ ynvv this ifj directly due to the Citi- Lord’s Prayer in SiiUD«te-: soon we cun trouble or money or injured feelings. History. Geography. say it in three languages. We just be­ ha a matter of duty. Ho ta* been su­ i----- --- encountered --------------------wW n man num ' zens xxm-partiBan Tw^.nnrUaan movement of last Tta following suggestions from the not to have what n gan practising writing again this morn­ pervisor in Rutland and was long a Department of Public Instruction are did who rode up the trail on horse­ year. .^Ttat work mx-ds to be made ing. We.have finished the translatiiin LEFT HAND INJURED resident uf this city. He will make a / complete and permanent this year. To very helpful and the hoard will take back. He drove too hear the edge and Lof 11 chapters of 8t. John. the^n into careful consideration 'in the first class supervisor and ought to he over ■ th« horse and rider plunger! this end we lielieve that all who desire । I hope Io he an expert in cooking elected. They went up in Macon county but in tho prosjierity of this city should by when I come home. It is such a relief L. F. Cook Had His Hand Drawn Into work of tta examination. Charlrsi Weimcrt’s .mum l»as Been the Gearing on one ot the Pickers 1. Thoroughnera and accuracy aku the plunge landed in Swain county. their support tafbro election day. and to go out to make a salad or jmdding substituted for that of George *Hiachat the Wool Boot Factory. demanded in all Hchool work. . Thera We passed one^mountain that looked their votes on that day, do their ut­ or something after our twc> hours lerann men as candidate for aiderman in the most to banish party ism and partisan-, n* though there were caves in it. and Lysander F. Cook had his hand badly Htand first.' csjMM’ially. Tho Eckels' tad never -eat­ 3d ward.. and Chas. W. Clark for A. Thu purpose of tta eighth grade ex­ upon enquiry, I found there were five ship forever from our city affairs. en fudge or frnit salmi with so many lacerated last Friday while at work in E.' Ke nasion's for the school Board. amination is nut to mm taw many can different rooms, e.»ch one showing the fruita in. I had no pineapple, bnt I the. shoddy, picker room* in the Wool Both are excellent men and it wip ta BROKE HER ARM. | used dates.' and a few graixw and juice Boot factor}’. In Homo way the coat lie crowded and crammed through. open front doors, as “we’ hurried past j no mistake to elect them. 2. Each jxipil .should stand on his •sleeve of his left arm was caught in Then the*mound Irailders were in eriMrs. Chas. Barnes fell one day-last left from a can of California Muscat the cogs on the machine and his hand own ability and merit. He is nut to deuce, and how I waited to get off and GRANGE RALLY. ET week and broke exje of the small bones grapes. Our oranges hero turn bitter go on a private excavation tour. in her wrist. At first it was thought when exposed to the air for raveral was drawn into ttam. The hand was be “coactad.” There will !«• a Grange rally in G. 8, Absolute homwty, fairness., and Again I felt on inclination to take up to be a sprain but Bunday Dr. Burton hours, that is when the skin is removed badly cut and bruised but luckily ho A. R. hall this city Wednesday Apr. 5, justice must be observed and ftdlowed with “placed” minipg fas we passed wtft called and found the fractured His Majesty, the-King, is reported'to bones were broken. Dr. Lowry droascommencing at 10 a m. In the fore­ in all cases. * by a field where considerable gold had bone. He set the Isine and is it getting be coming to Naliawn some time in ed the wound. . noon will he an exemplification of de ­ 4. Tta examinations should be suf­ April and the Governor has mon nt work been found not many years ago ; now SENT TO JAIL FOR TEN DAYS ficiently difficult to really test tta pu­ gree work by Carlton Grange. In the it is abandoned, but such a nice place along nicely. now planting trees, mending, fence*, Marshal Phillips arrested Henry pil's ability. The tendency to rtxsh pu-. afternoon Deputy L. C. Root, of Al­ it would be to pick up ‘tauggets” etc. etc. .. The rno Governor vnrvuiuw* has expressed ~-r-------- ----a . I wish to teach Dr. Walker. Siamese, Englehart-Saturda<y for beingdiaordrly. pits through the gra-lt* and out of legan. and a speaker to be furnished from the shallow stream flowing lei­ EASTER OPENING. i in return for English lessons, but ho He was brought before Justice Bishop school is one of tta evils ttat the eighth ।by the State Grange will deliver ndsurely down from the mountain side. । has not decided as yet. as our time is Monday who gave him ten^days in grade diploma hari engendered. This Sarah Horton wil have on Quarries of granite and marble are « largo lino oi Barter hats. Tne^ny should be ctieckeik. The number of Mrs. E. F. Osgood, Lecturer. taken up so. much. This month we jail to calm down. , worked in these mountains and at An­ and Wodnortiay. Al»il 4 anddix drews. I think, there is a large plant CHARACTER �HASTINGS BANNER MARCH, Hastings Banner. COOK BROS. Editors. ADVERTISING j RATES. DUpUy advcrtUlnt. rales furnished 00 sppU- For Rrtenta ot the University. Arthur Mill. Walter H. lawyer. For Mesnber State Board ot Education, to till vaKsncv. William J. McKnna. For Judge ot Circuit Court. 5th Judicial Circuit. Clement 5mlth. maintaining the gold standard. The only trouble that can possibly arise is that gold may become too plentiful. fROM THE SOUTHLAND The country is glad that there is to be a probing of the Iieef tnwf. They want the job to be a thorough one. and there seems even’ prospect that it will be. Some of the trust’s employees took very sudden notions to spend a few months. abroad when Roosevelt sent his inquisitors after them. ever read the “Clansman" and “The Georgian"? I don’t feel they are much overdrawn now that I have seen for myself the jfood for nothing “low­ down niggers. " I give myself away sometimes, although I have endeavor­ ed to keep my tongue with “bit and bridle* ’ while 1 am south. The other day I wanted to ask a question of one The Michigan legislature is getting of the workman about the place, and an unenviable reputation for idleness. addressed him as ’“Mr. Wiley.” He To be sure most of the work of that answered me very civilyT but told Het­ body is done through committees. But tie. his wife. laughing immoderately the fruit of present inaction will be a at my ignorance, that he gn eased Mia scramble to pass bills at the dose of Robson want much ust to niggers case the session, and as a result a lot of ill called me “Mt. Wiley. ” I presume ’ ’ considered, foolish legislation. he classed me with the poor white The twelve years experience of Judge trash down here. ' Well. I didn't start out Clement Smith upon the circuit bench is certainly worth a great deal to the book about the south. I have *ot people of Barry county. They cannot been into Georgia but once and then afford to run any risks in thin matter. only a few miles. I am going to At­ The voters of the county, -without re­ lanta and possibly farther, but shall gard, to I»rty. should give him their give up going to Florida this trip. It is getting too late now to go so far support. south. I shall return to Michigan. I Kansas is now talking of building a am having a good time and keep welL state pipe lino to compete with th^ Read and walk and talk from morn­ Standard Oil system of‘ pipe lines. ing till night and then the “sleep of Kansas led the way to terminating the just" until morning again: this slavery in this country. The Sunflower nqieated day by day. makes up the State may lie‘the leader in the great daily routine. I mist the Lenten ser­ work of emancipation from the trusts. vices for the Episcojial church has no settled rector. Bishop Homer will be President Rooeevelt contemjilates: here next Sunday. There is reading calling congc^K in extra session in Oc> every Sunday excepting the third in toiler to prepare and pass legislation to each month when a missionary comes prevent railroad rebates and to pro­ over from Waynesville. Tiro Church is duce a larger revenue for the country, a very pretty building with I Georgia as the income of the government is not pine finish, and handsome stained glass windows, but the attendance of wor­ sufficient to m<rot the expenses. shiped slim! glimmer! I slimipest!! I I The election will soon be .over, and ever saw. There are four chnrehes-in then all can drop any little friction the town of .Murphy,, with wk* inhab­ that may have arisen, and settle down itants nil tuld, liesides two negro to friendship and neighlxirliness a»-l»- churches, and put all the congregations fore. Don’t lose any time in dropping together in the smallest one lielonging any animosities that may have arisen to the white people and there kvouhlbe over tiro battles of the ballots. room and to spare. Remember me kindly to all enquired. President Roosevelt felt that.the Pan­ ama commission'was nut doing busi­ * LACEY. ness very industriously. He acted with “ Japan’s great Mie«M>«’*i»'won bv what base bailists’call "team-work." ..They all work together. They are fanatical ini their loyality to' Julian and revernnlee for its emperor. They will hold li& cheap if Japan’s fortunes can be advanced in any way. There is obedleapce to orders, and uo questions asked, anti harmonious working together for the cniMtym end. Exactly the opjiwito is p>en in Russia, There is dissatis­ faction with the government. hatred of ita autocracy. quarrels among general^,' anil no heart in their work by the troops. The Russian is as brave as the ' Jap. 'if capably led he would make a belter soldier, if he were equally well educated. But-“team work*’ is;i spicuous by its absence from Riimian army—hence its defeats ami disasters. . Hiram Stevens is on the gain. his customary promptness. and called for resignations which have been made Stanley■ Warren and wife arc, visitihg Forty years experience os a lawyer and now he is reorganizing' the com­ their son iand family Vance Warren of and twelve upon the circuit lunch Glare. qualify Judge Smith to' serve the peo­ mission on a business basis. ple- acceptably imeireuit judge. They know he will be careful, faithful and just; they know his aim and purpose is to do the right thing in every mat­ ter that may^ come Ixafore him. He doen not pretend to infallibility and no one makes that claim fur. him. But those who know him believe in his in­ tegrity as a man and his uprightness as a judge and that ho aims to do justice 1 in all matters. When a circuit lias. such a man on the bench, is it not un­ wise to take any chances of losing his services? Will it not la? wise for the votpr, no matter what hia party, to see that Judge Smith’s name is on his. tic­ ket? We believe it will. Judge Smith's opponent for circuit judge is a young man with very little experience as a lawyer and with none whatever that would qualify him for a judicial office. Contrast this with the forty years experience as a lawyer, twelve of them on the bench, of Judge Smith. Just this hare statement -covers the whole matter. Is it wise to run any risk of losing the services of a judge who brings to the service of the people of this county and circuit such experience and qualifications as Judge Smith! We believe not. and we believe the voters of Barry dounty, without re­ spect to party, will ■ think as we do. and will vote for Judge Smith. Local conditions may often make it seem best to republicans hike part in nou-partisan nominations for office in their respective home cities and vil­ lages and towns. But they should not •forget that a state ticket is to be voted upon Monday. April 8, and that a reduced state majority will be re­ garded as a republican loss if, not a re­ publican defeat. Make it another splendid republican victory through do­ ing your own individual part in secur­ ing such a result. ' Jennie 1 Secreary of State Hay was compelled for a few days. She i< working <u*r to go abroad, last week Itecause of ill Marengo. healt.h. This country will hope for his Henry Stevens has returned from a sfieedy recovery. Without doubt he i? • the greatest living statesman, and -visit in Ashland. Wis. Miss Maria Manning has liden visitAmerica cannot afford to lose his serijig at Sam Jones’^for a few daya We cxjiect to hear the saw mill in The requests for appropriat ions for our midst in a few days. the various state institutions and for " School has commenced again in the general state expenses reach tiro great Stevens district, after a week’s vac*total of $». IKK).000. Governor Warner can Iro relied upon to cut the** requests Mr. Bretz has moved his goods fo figures that are reasonable and just. Stanton where he intends to like, nnd The name Michigan is to be giren to a family.by the name-of Shepherd will one of the two new battleships ordered live here on the farm where Mr. Bretz by the last congress. The ship will be lived. It don’t do for a muskrat |to show the best of its class, and' the name is appropriate. his head around the old lake, there are five hunters to one rat. The excellent state republican ticket Mnj. Frank Clark of Marengri is visa­ headed by Hon. Joseph B. Moore for ing nt Ben Thomas’. justice of the supreme court is emin­ Mrs. Wooley has returned to her home ently worthy of the support of all voters. in Lacey after staying awhile with her son Perry Wooley of Assyria CeaBarry couunty vutera reganllow of party will take pleasure we are sure in The Lacey W. C. T.- U. will meet rolling up a good majority for Judge with Mrs. Ione Clark. Wednesday after­ Clement Smith. . noon April 5. for a mothers meeting. Everybody but the Czar of Russia Is A good attendance is desired. convinced that the Czar is whipped, and liad better make peace on the best terms possible. CORRECTION. In the BANNER of March 13th. we mentioned the tiral of Fred Raymond, speaking of him as pussesing a reputa­ tion not at all to hia credit In the article we said his home was in Yankee Springs. This api*ears to bo an error, as the Fred Raymond arrested and con­ victed for assult upon John Daley re­ sides in Rutland. There is a Fred E. Raymond, who lives in Yankee Springs, but. he doesn’t belong to tho same class as the Fred Raymond mentioned in the BANNER of the 13th. On the contrary he stands well among his fellow men. We would be very sorry indeed if any man should think Fred E. Raymond of Yankee Springs would be guilty of the things charged against the Fred Raymond who lives in Rut­ land. hence we make the correction. The Illinois legislature is having the same difficuly in deciding upon the jmattar and manner of its primary re­ form legislation as is being experienc­ ed In Michigan.. It is quite certain, however, ;that Govervnor Deneen of Illinois will see’to it that some practical and desirable legislation on fbis sub­ ject is enacted before the legislature of that state finally adjourns, and the WILL MOVE TO HASTINGS same with equal certainty can’be said Sheriff Fumiss has prevailed upon of Governor Warner and the Michigan legislature. Deputy Harry C. Ritchie to move to this city with his family and take up As Kuropatkin could’ not induce the his residence here, so as to give his Russians to stand pat. tho Ozar recall­ whole time and attention to his official ed him. giving the command of the duties. This will be good news to Russian forces in the far East to Gen. Harry's many friends in this city, who Lineritch. The latter is now busy try­ are pleased that he is to again make ing to show the world, that the Slava this city his home, and there is ho Are. better runners than the Japs as he. question that Sheriff Furnisa has select­ races for Harbin with the remnants of' ed the Iwst available man in the county thefdefeated remanants of Kuropatkin’s for his assistant 'air. Ritchie is an exceptionally geol officer, and bis in­ shattered legioua tegrity and worth us a man make him South African mines last year pro­ very v& liable in any work he underduced nearly *80.000.000 of the yellow metal. It is expected they will yield over *100,000,000 this year. There in no present trouble or difficulty about 29, igof We have a new and complete line of Curtains now in stock. A nice ruffled Mull Curtain at per pair 65c and 75c, A fine Lace Curtain, 2j4 yds long, 60 inches wide pair $1.00. Others ranging in price from 50c to $3.00. Curtain Mulls 5c, 10c, 12c, 15c and 18c per yard. We also have a fine line of PURITAN DOWN PILLOWS, odorless and warranted not to pack. 2(i in. PILLOWS at 35c 18 in. PILLOWS at 25c 24 in. PILLOWS at 50c 22 in. PILLOWS at 40c Spring Line of BANNER PATTERNS in Stock; Call and get a Fashion Sheet On or Before April 5th Money deposi in the Sav ings Department of this Bank on before APRIL 5th will draw interest from the FIRST DAY of that month Compound Interest at per cent Hastings National Bank, HASTINGS, MICH. Only National Bank in Barry County Miss Maliel Cox won the medal at the gold medal contort, held at Dowl­ trained nurse is caring for them. ing March 21. The program was fine J. T. Bass is suffering with and enjoyed by all prttjfint. Grippe. La- Mrs. Warren has been the guest of • RUTLAND CENTER her daughter Mrs. Philo Cline and Nina Otis, of Marshall, is spending family. She is very spry for an old her vacation with her parents here. lady of her age, Iroing considerable Bernice Otis after spending the part few months with her grandparent A number from this locality attended here, returned to her home in Lansing tho Maccatiee social ia Middleville lart Sat unlay, accompanied by hw Monday evening. A good timeLia^reuncle Rollo Williams. ported. . We undeiNtand that Grant Otis and David Perrault is again able to drive wife’ have bought the homestead of Leo Myers. We gladly welcome them A delightful surprise was sprung on to our neighborhood. Ed Morgan and wife Friday evening, Jas. Wood called on his sister Mxa itlroing their 80th wedding anniversary. Frank Tobias in Maple Grove Sunday, About 43 persons gathered to remind Eva Erway begin her school in the them of the occasion. They left a nice Otis district next month. set of dishes in token of their esteem. Floy Whittemore is spending the Mr. Henry; Adams and family attend­ week at John Erway’a ed the play given by the Caledonia A play entitled "The Village Belle- high school Friday evening. will be given -at the town hall. Satur­ Miss Louretta Adams has returned day evening. April 1. home having completed her course at Bert Roush has hired out to Chas, the Caledonia high school. Newland for the summer. Vacation at the Parmelee school this John Foreman will work for Mn week, L ockwood this season. • IRVING. Mrs. Wm. Otis will entertain the L. W. P. Fifleld was taken very sick A. a the 21st of April Friday, but at this writing is a little The school mates of Hoy Whittemore gathered at her home Monday p. m, better. to remind her of her tenth birthday. Charles Hills leave for Montana next The afternoon was spent in games. Tuesday to'stay two or three .rears S upper was served at fire o’clock, after to teach school. which the little ones returned to their Mrs. Ridmrd Smith starts for Nunhomes. day. N. _Y., Wednesday evening to make her home with her brother J. WEST PARMELEE. Chambers. _ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Morgan were Sidney Fifleld is moving*\n the Grand Rapids Thursday. George Hubbard farm in north Irving. Mrs. Andrew Zerbe and r^>- zrz rz George and 8. R. Chambers were in in at thu writing. Mia, Sherrick? Hastings Saturday on business. SiSESiBE'ISBJ t th?Jgril?-, ?'ith a11 of to attendant symp­ toms you should call for.... . Goodrur’. CM tad pl, curt . . Gowlrw. won. Mm *od Tm Ml our. ,w owF, CKX/Mf. Udy M^nlog HaMMh. • 20 nnts 15 Mtrti 10 centi 1 keep in stock a full line of Shelf Paper, fine line of Bor Letter Paner ’ also a stock of 4 a IN BULK IN PACKAGE And we would like to supply y0nr wants theVciaty D°.Of Gr®“rie? aud Oliver to all We also parts of _ •" Telephone orders promptly filled. �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH fROM FAR AWAY SIAM Shoes Cmmn.Mtrmp^one, Well I guess we can please you. • The American Lady $3 00 and The American Girl $2.50 for Tjadiee are leaders in their respective prices. ‘Crossetts” Shoes for men need no introduc­ tion. 1 SELL THEM C. H. Osborn Thie cut illustrates my new method of fitting glasses RETINOS COPY Requires no questions to find the refractive error, makes fitting surer. F. R. Pancoast We invite your particular atten­ tion to our beautiful new stock of Spring Woolens for<.‘.. Sults, Overcoats Trousers. As in the past we shall strive to maintain our positional the bead . of the list for fine work and satis­ faction in every way. Suits from ............. $20 up. Trousers from............... $5 up. C. E. Lunn Fine TaHoring. An Increasing: TRADE. 2 Q 2 X Q 2 8 0 2 •5 Since renting the Kelley building i[ just north of the Hastings Nat- C ional Bank, 1 have enjoyed a splendid trade, for which I wish to thank those who have patroulzed ine. To those who have not dealt wSth me? wish to announce that I have some splendid bar- ], gains in Second Hand Goods g Q 2 ft f also makefanything to order In i the line oPWoodwork, and do all [ kinds of Furniture repair work, x* Prices’very reasonable. c 8 The People’s Exchange, ? 2 , w. R. Jamieson, • Prop, c OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ DR. C. H. BURTON Specialist in Eye, Ear, Nose aud Throat Glasuee carefully fitted. Otlice over Horton's Grocery Store. (Office 273. l^on* | Residence If8 0A A Row Qnra * < a uay ours ■«t night had a temiMraturo of H»de, It I. coatagimu. and we hope .to eecapeit. Some prisoner, are jmit Kolog by. For the paat few day. they have boon carrying botea of ticala paot here. AU thb> money, chiefly taxea. goca to the government at Bangkok. These people have a very small poll tax to pay. tat they hare to pay . ux on their property, tree, on it, cattle etc. dan. 9. The steamers have changed their schedule so I am writing you to-day^ Have just finished a letter of congrat­ ulation to Nellie Pryor Jones. In go­ ing from here to Pitaanuloke three weeks or more may possibly be con­ sumed. I may not be able to send a letter each week, but as soon as we arrive we will begin our regular writ­ ing again. The photographer came this morning and we are very much pleased with all. and it will give you a better idea of our life here. (Then’ follows in the letter a description of the photographs, four in number, which Mrs. YuU has received, and one of which we used for the half tone.) When working these people just wear the jienung, or trousers. The wtmien usually wear a long scarf wrapped around the bust The men um the same kind of scarf to protect" the head or simply to throw about the shoulders. Jn meeting us if the scarf is on the nead it is placed on the shoulders- or if on shoulders tret then is placed on hips. This signifies the same as tipping the hat. Baby *!‘Suat" plbys nearly all day in bare skin, but he has j? few little dresses which Ma Bai. his mother, uses for “tlresn up" occasions. He is a vetry healthy child.good natural,and enjoys 1mm ng held by “Mem “I meant to have told you that the “peuimgB” are of every conceivable color—purple light blue, green, yellow, orange, maroun. cerise, black, brown, etc.' The Malays mod'especially fond of purple aud orange. When on a festive dgy of some kind, one sees a dozen or more men and women together in gayest drew, the brilliant colors fairly make his eyes dance. It is hard aomotimes to tell a man from a worxjan. Itecanseof the same cut of hair " and style of garment. Many wear pretty hose and slippers of velvet and leads, or plain velvet or leather. We had a splendid game bf basket hail last night just before dark. It makes ,us feel so much better to exercise this way for 15 or 3) minutea "A few days ago Rev. Eckels and Dr. Walker were playing foot ball and as tl» former" had never played very’ rrju ch wje had a good deal of spurt at. his expense. But he had the exercise and that is best of all. His washerman, our coolie and the syoe joined the game and with their bare feet made some just as good kjeks as Dr. Walker with his shoes on. I have just set .the coolie aud table boy to working underneath the house brushing down ants, spider webs. etc. We killed hundreds of small black ants this morning in the l»ath room, with hot water. They were carrying nearly tm large as themselves. Their sense of smell is very acute. In a few seconds after a grain of sugar has dropjaxl onto .the table we find a dozen or more around it. Dh Walker lias just come from the dispensary, where he has had an operation, bringing our student lamp home. We find much comfort in this lamp. Dr. Walker uses it at the 'dispensary quite a bit for the eye work. Jan. 15. Onr plan now is to leave Nakawn for Bangkok. Feb. 18. and join Mrs. Cooper and Emma, her 8 year old daughter, who have come to Bangkok for a few weeks vacation, as they return to Pitsanuloko. We shall have jtolfty in-pruviriuns fornix months or until mis­ sion meeting in September. Our goods which are still at the ‘ go down" (miwion freight house): those which we are using here, and those to be purchased at Bangkok will have to be packed into the big Wt, which takes us up. The l»«t is Dr. Toy's. Mr. Cooper reaches Bangkok in it about 3Iar. 1st and he comes nn down here to Na* kawn for a few weeks rest with Rev. Eckels. We are all glad Mrs. Cooper guee luick with us. as wr feel it would te rather a difficult task for us to take up the work, satisfactorily after Dr. Toy leave* inasmuch ar we have so limited a speaking, knowledge of Sia­ mese Mr. Cooper leavew Nakawn in time to meet Dr. Toy and family in Bangkok and then he goes up to Pitsanuloke in the same bunt they come down in. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper have charge of the school there, of which I can write more later. It may tate us three weeks to go up river. How I wish von all might sit h«rs on the ver­ anda with me and watch the siinset. For the past nights we have had a mackerel sky with van’ing colora (To­ night >t is n Iwautifnl golden wtth light'mue above It. Last riight Dr; V>. had a call to » woman near the Itcv. &*<•!.»2- I Post Office so I went with him j and ,ta.ruA.I. utataDtauvn. couia tat ta moro bMOt we e«ne hum.' by moonlight. The nine riuujv ----------- o you uro. Bend u» your ftddrML’^JLu*ra1t<M> moon now n(,w is u directly overhead overbend mid nni we Sngh^l .taut tadking ononrodxte.- M • I So nuny people are taring dengue <taroetay)L.itXl ecxnxlj .1. Yesterday was marked by a Siamese cremation in the ‘ waf next door. ”eex]»ected sn “odoriferous " time but fortune was kind in letting the wind blow so us to carry the odor away- The deceased was step father of our teacher's wife, and as Kru Chang asked ns to go. we did. When we arrived we found several musicians (?) at least one man with a sort of fife, and the others used drums and sytheshaped sticka to beat with—at the right of the pyre. At the left sat a group of 15 or 20 friends and relatives. In front sat several priesta in yellow robes chewing .betal and using cuspidors. As soon as we entered the wat yard, some of the relatives asked us to come over where they were., But we de­ clined as we did not to care to stay long. We sat down on a mound of brick and earth at the base of a statue of Buddha and commenced asking Kru Chang questions. In a moment a man bro’t as a • ’horse"’ (wooden) and made us all the more conspicuous, but we could not refuse thia The man had been dead four days and you ran imagine something of the odor. (I took precaution to use a liberal dose of per­ fume before going.) Dr. Walker said I must show these native women that I did not faint so easily, so I kept a •’stiff upper lip." When we arrived tho coffin wks in a path back of some bushce and a prient stood looking down nt it for some moments. As soon as the fire wood xvas piled high enough, a strong Siamese. (Chang said he was the only man around • who could go near the body) unwrapped the Ixxly and turned ite-face downward. Why* Be­ cause if left lying on the Imck when the heat began to affect the ’body, it would sit up. Then several men car­ ried it out and around the pyre once (sometimre it .is curried around three time*), then wit it zon the wood. Orte or two quite heavy sticks were Ihid in on the liody. Then eahh one of the friends lighted torches and placed these with incense sticks in the spaces Iss tween the wood and on the coffin also. A torch, and Ixix of matches were bro't to Dr. Walker-and he had to light it and place it tinder the coffin too. After a good blaze was kindled, a pritwt took his place on an oriental couch and l>o gan a sort of chant. The widow of the deceasetl dropiwd,' to her knees before the priest and sat-with her head bow­ ed up^n her hands ■ which wore placed ixdms. together la-s is their custom. Several times during his reading from their “Bible-” the Buddhists dropped forward with faces upon the grotuiiL The'widows hair had iss>n cut close to hAr head, as is their custom also. She werelT'4alack jwtnnng and black and white scarf. The Buddhists believe in cremaiton.—not burial. ■ Unless a person has no relatives, or was a pris­ oner or is to lie taken up and cremated later he is not buried. Ktu Chang said a l»ne would lie taken from the ashes and ]>ut into n bottle and kept by the widow and once r in each year each relative would take it out in memory of deceased. One of the things the priest read was that in 2U00 yeara the world would be destroyed by fire. You can get but Ijttle idea of the weirdnesH of it all. from this, yet your imagination will help you some what. ■ Monday) Km Chang is sick with dengue so Dr. W. is doing his t>e?t to-day at the dispensary- without nn interpreter. Wc are getting along nicyly with the language, yet one can­ not get it at once. We made the few­ est errors in ringing yesterday that we have yet. Yet there is plenty of chance for improvement. Yesterday was com­ munion Sunday. One young inan was Imptiaed and received into tho church. There were over a dozen children there; a dozen women and twice as many men. and it was a vary impressive ser­ vice. Last evening the song service was held hem again—1« present, 4 Sia meee women. The men are the church goers here usually, arid it r. ally seems good as men at home are ,in th" mi­ nority. There are over HM) mwnliers of the little church here scattered tho’ by MOTHER’S BREAD, ed so much fight they had to take U longer route. Near the village to which-they went an owner of a buffalo had boon killed by it, just a few days’ before. They found the man hanging on its horns. The men told Dr. W. the path they were on in rhe woods was not safe at night on account of tigers. They showed him a place wherejhe tigers come to drink, and a place where many monkeys live. Rev. Eckels arrived home Thursday morn­ ing after a w alk of 70 miles or more. RejiortN a successful trip. This is the .coolest day in several weeks; the sky looks as though it might be preparing for a rain, but as it. is the hot and dry season I donbt onr getting a downpour. ’Our.lawns are becoming quite parched and if it were not for the very, heavy dews at night they would soon be burned up under this hut sun. We got a splen­ did breeze through the day sd in the house we do not notice the heat so muck . Rev. Snyder aud family are to visit Rev. Eckels and family, and will ar-: rive a few days after we leave. They will sleep here in "our house. " He will probably go with Rev. E,. for a few days trip beyond the mountains. ‘ Here comes an elephant with driver and howdah (the covered seat where the driver site.) We passed a young elephant last night having a load of attap—palm leaves on it Then we turtred down a narrow street, and lo. a mother elephant stood by her little one. which she seemed crowding into the hedge, for fear we might hurt it We did not turn back, but our pony carried ns quickly by. These big crea­ tures are all afraid of tiny Prince, so we do hot feel afraid of their attack­ ing us. Su Nooang. a Chinese mer­ chant here, has arranged a ride for us on his elephant before we go and I hope we can enjoy such a trip Our language work is progressing. We are ahlc now to write short sentences and our vocabulary is increasing. Exami­ nation next week. A man. represent­ ing.the Educational department of the Siamese government was at Rev. Eckels one day this week to iiuqiect the school. He expressed his approbation of the work being done. This week we have been enjoying two new fruits. many miles. _______ Port Arthur has surrendered ’ are the The one we likeLtins better, is some thing like a chestmit burr on the outside, thrilling words with which the Bang­ kok papers greet ns to-day. It hjis just but very red and has a white pulp ad­ dawn*‘d upon me that my Hong Kong hering very closely to a. seed on the letter did not reach you. I am M sorry inside..' This pulp tastes like a plum, as I am sure yon would have f</und it and with the exception , of a special inlieresting. I remendwr sitting |in our kind of banana. tasting like a musk­ roim at the Pelham House ahd writing melon. is .the only fruit to remind us you about a Chinese girl, whom I saw of home fruits. The dnrien, which arranging her hair und alxjnt our vis­ smells so badly on the outside, bnt the iting a Chinese Joss house, our ride up seed pulp of which is so good, is fast the Htak 1800 fe«t etc. A mon has just becoming a favorite of ours. Rev. E. bro't us a beautiful ptacack jjhad I shot sent one over yesterday noon. I told thru' the bea;l. Our coolie>a« spread Doctor it tasted likd ice cream und all its wings and put it out in the sun to other good things added only not quite let the skin cure. I wish I could send as cool as ice cream. Am wondering if we shall be at Pitit to yon without breaking just as it is. Yesterday was vaccination day. and Dr sanuloke when ^this^reaches-you. We W. vaccinated 43. and could have made more children cry. had not bis supply of vaccine run out. A fresh supply conks every week from Bangkok; I just learned to-day there are peoplkln Siam u*h” are “debt slav»>.' Rev. Ecki-ls' coolie’s wife is p 'Melrt slave", tbal i. «h« mn»t work for wn>« here a ireuilori 'of years, perhaja for life in order to pay oil i-imo debt- If I were home 1 should not hat e any e-rvanta. tat hero my time is need*! in other ways and leeidro 1 could nut stand washing, ironing, taking etc..in thia tropical climate. I had to do the cooking when cools had dengne. and I know even a few weeks would A be enough to do one up. I trust this of 18 months—based upon waxing and letter reaches~yon safely, and find.* you waning — moons. -r~ ■ itold y°u our all well as it leaves us. 'favorite ' favorite song song was was “Jingle Bells, — -— -----------| Jingle Bells"? It may seem ludicrous, j Saturday. Jan. 28., It has iwen a very busy week for all , but it is merry and reminds us of snow of us he.ee especially the ductor, arid and home. myself as we are sending from three to five hours on the language each A FORTUNATE ACCIDENT day. When Dr. W. wfent to the dis­ pensary last Monday morning he found many patients, among them n A Log Roll* Down the Bank and Mita the Rear Truck ot the 8.50 A. m. woman who is inclined to dropsy. Tryln Near Horgan Thursday, They put her on the operating table Little Damage. and took away eleven quarts of water. Wednesday he vaccinated 48. That It sounds strange to talk about a afternoon our monkey broke away and lucky accident, and yet nothing abort bit a little girl on the foot He wasn't of that seems to express what occured loose more than, two or three minutes Thursday to the train which reaches bnt he had time to bite, although we this city at 8.50 a. m. It wtw uruler did not know it till about 15 minutes good headway slowing up for Morgan, later when the father carried the child when a large log from under which to the disjieuaary. Later Dr. W. kill­ the snow had melted, no doubt started ed the monkey. We both felt sorry, by the jar of the train, rolled down and but it seemed best, os he might have the end struck the rear truckjof the bitten one- of us. Thursday Dr. W. smoking car. The truck.was so badly was called to go a two hours walk to smashed by coming forcefully against sec an obstetrical patient. He and the log. which was hurled twenty feet, Kru Chang left with the men at 9:45 a. that the car was left at Morgan. m. arriving at destination at 1 rtf) p. The injury to the track was all the m. They left at 4:00 and reached harm done. The train was delayed here at 7:00 covered with mud and so about half an hour. weary. The doctor can endure a great deal, but the hot sun nearly used him The Business Men's Association of up. especially his feet as he had to Charlotte are planning for a public wear his rubber boots. I have al­ banquet to lie held Friday Mar. 81. ready explained the general plan of a Burdock Blood Bitten gives a man a rice field, and you can judge . of the difficulty in walking as rapidly as clear bead, an active brain, » strong vigorous body—makes him fit for the possible on these narrow paths under battle of life. ' a tropical sun. and continually in dan­ ger of angry buffaloes. When he ar­ rived at the house he had to rest liefore working and when he did com­ mence) he did not stop for over two hours.'ail this time on his Knees. under mj low a roof he could not straighten The kind «ro all like. Made up. In going, ono water buffalo "Snow­ shall begin „to q>ack the last of next week or the first of the followipg week. It„wi11 be harder each time ah our be­ longings increase. We have been learn­ ing the names of the months and days. Siamese time is divided into cycles of 12 years mid each represents something .1styear, rat; 2d. cow; 8(1.tiger; 4th rabbit: 5th, serpent: Mth. snake; 7th, horse: Sth. goat: 9th. monkey: 10th. fowls: 11th. dog. 12th, pig--so a per­ son says be was born in the year of the “pig '. another in the year of thei ‘ • tiger- ’ etc. Tlv’re are twelve months in tho revised calender. These months have the same number of days as our own calendar. 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CURIOUS ROCK FORMATIONS ON THE a woman's none ring, but >o-many ask lOrictnaM It was during those few days In IECMD Uf * NEiT MEBIttlE me. 'What is that f.ower they bold in “Prisoner at the bar, have you any­ COLUMBIA RIVER. their mouth?’ thnt I must tell what I the spring when the foliage takes on a thing to suy why the sentence ot death Prominent, Cincinnati Woman Telia shouldn’t,” nays Edmund Russell. "It pale green, which too soon deepens Into should not be passed upon you?" is the badge of wlfebooji. even more ths ordinary summer shade. A young Compound Completely Cured Her. “Well, judge. s«*!n’ that these hon’M«nr Bnwltlc Col sacred than our wedding ring—set al­ girl sauntering along a road was cost­ alile twelve gentlemen has brought me ways with the costliest und most l>eauta gul|ty, It would be highly dtareapec*- [ tlful Jewels a woman iwaaesses and ing e>'‘*uuw ryes over s stone wall *n fui for me to say anything ag'ln their The person who gave the name Pil­ the last she will part with. A ruby among huge trees, at the-base of which the women of America is attracting verdlc’. Howsoever, mebbe they lars of Hercules to two picturesque with two .pearls ta the favorite, as grew clumps of violet*. Going, to the the attention of many of our leading wouldn't mind my payin' that whew basaltic columns rising* from the edge symbolizing a heart , between two wall, she leaned her arms on It and acientiata, and thinking people gencrthe crime waa committed .here in Ari­ of the Columbia river. In the Cascade guardiniw of purity. This ta somewhat feasted her eyes on the flower*. There •Uy zona I was nghtln' in vCuba." ' — .the dagos um*. range, on the Oregon side of the river, going out of fashion under English in­ was no sound of any one near or com­ fluence. Die Sorunji ladies nnd Zo- ing, only the bird* singing. Climbing "Why did you not bring fdtwurd evi-» choae a name that was peculiarly ap­ rva#trinu sisters do not wear them, the wall, she slid down on the other deuce of that during tbetrialT* , propriate. One- of the Interesting nuts but every orthodox Hindoo woman side- and began to gather violets. "Well, - Judge, tbe regiment 1 foa’t which the geologists ln^ this country has her pak chabl. Or 'noae key,’ as It With wasn't recruited from th«w parts.* It was very pleasant in there. The have bad to crack has been when nnd is also called, usually two, one of pre­ sun's rays poured through the tiny and most o' my comrades left their how the majestic CoTjmbln burst clous jewels nnd costly pearls; the oth­ leave* and fell pleasantly warm on her carcasses’ on San Jfcan hill. No, there through-the basaltic Cascade range and er a little jdaln- gold safety pin. which shoulder*. She #at down on the root of wouldn't be no. use tryln* to prove a; alibi. I’ve bad a fair trial. ■ You, found its why to the foaming margin ta slipped in just as the grant circle ta a tree and, putting,tiie violets In her judge, have made tiie persecutin' at­ of the Northern Pacific ocean. Who being drawn out, for. the nase must lap. was culllug thorn when from the torney treat me right, and tbe jury has knows if the mighty Hercules—who. never for a moment be left free.”— road she heard a voice: constated .me ou the best kind o’ clxaccording to"the ancient Greeks, when Jewel Crafts of India. cumMantlal evidence." ’ Turning, she Haw a man leaning, on returning from the western kingdom •There was something so honest <»pthe wall ns she hud leaned on It. lookof Geryou tore asunder the European "Man Is the coldest blooded animal leariug in the old soldier’s manner tiiat and African continents in order that there Is,” said a well’ known doctor. judge, jury and sjH*ctatora were visibly jt/rjJara Wiljon "I beg your |>ardon." he said, raising the waters of the Atlantic nnd the "Man's low temperature,** the doctor affected. Or>e of the spectators edged . Mediterranean might mingle—did not went on, "is responsible for more than hta hut. "Perhaps you. ladong In the k around ’ rand to where wHere the tbe Jud; Judge >at* and place." j 0 iTlra following letter is only one of g^ beyond Erythia, Geryon ’ s island Whtapereil something In hta ear. | . Stealing. half his ailments. Your normal tem­ The girl rose, with a guilty look,, ntanv thousands which are on file In !"ThiH gentleman," said the judge to] It was then thnt the judge, the jury kingdom, and perform- a like service perature is ttKVj degrees F. It 1* only stood without reply, her eyes’ cast' the Pinkham office, and go to prove the prisoner.."says that he woa in Cuba ' •nd the spectators discovered that they for the Columbia river? It certainly when you have a bad temperature that beyopd question that Lydia E. Pink­ would have been a feat worthy of bls you get as warm as any of the lower down nt the violet*, and then threw tho ham’s Vegetable Compound mast be a during the Spanish-American -war, nnd bad been sold by two of the worst des prowess. The Columbia river, after animals—that Is so say. when you flowers on tho ground. perhaps yqu might prove your case by H'radoes. murderers and horse tiiieve"Might as well be hanged for a 4herp remedy of great merit, otherwise it pursuing.its placid way across the arid are in a high fever, with a tempera­ him.” could not produce such marvelous re­ bat disgraced Arizona. wastes of laud on the eastern side of ture of 102. you are nt the normal heat as a lamb." said the nu»n. "The sin of sults among sick and ailing women. CDon’t remember ever to have seen J. ADOLPH SAUNDERS. the Cascade range for nearly 200 miles, of tiie cat. tiie dog. the ox. the nit, and committing a rolibery I* not atoned for Dear Mm. llnkham:— the gentleman.” remarked the prisoner, .by leaving the plunder tn a ruined con ­ “ About nine months ago I was a great «nfapproaches the stately row of moun­ so on. ’ In the coolest of seas the por­ scrutinizing tbe person referred to sus­ CUSTOMS IN MOROCCO. farer with womb trouble, which caused" mo tain peaks and pushes through between poise Is never cooler than 100 degrees. dition." piciously. The girl cast a hasty glance at the quart headache*. from which the doctor the towering i>eaks. Mounts Hood and The bat, the rabbit, the guinea pig. the PYou say," said tbe man, “that you Adams. After descending In a boiling hare and the elephant likewise are ail wall to the right and left of her tor­ tailed to relieve me. 1 tried Lydia E. Pinkwjerc ut San Juan hill?" “From time to' time wt* are taking cascade, from which it is said that the cool at 100 degrees. The hen has the mentor. She wished to get out of the our meals in the open air," writes a range of peaks derives Its name, the highest temj»erature of all the lower place, but not to puss him; r’What regiment?'’ boCUeeof it I we» entirely cured. I therefor* “You may t as well make your traveler to Morocco. "1 see the shep­ Colurobia. ori as it has often been call-, creatures, and It Is n good deal warm­ "The r-th New York.” made your entrance.” "It’s plain you're lyin’, since no such herd boys staring at us from a respect­ ed, the Oregon, rolls between ever er. too. when a chicken. Its tempera­ exit where ’ ful distance. To them , we must seem widening bunks to tiie white bulwark ture then is as high as 111. but age and be said. “I'm not going to hurt you regiment wesx^up the hilL” or inform on yoti. You’d better take “Reckon there wasn't, but there was no better than savages. In the first erected by the turbulent sea across its experience cool Its blood by ■ 3 de' the violets too. They’ll soon be wilted .. a man as got separated from that regi­ place, we sit ou chairs and not on the mouth. greea.”—New York Globe. lying there." ■ ground. We cut our bread, which, as K One with a good strong arm could ment aud fell in with the —th Illinois, Now, the girl was but seventeen and nau.Ottax the company on the right end o’ the every true believer knows, is a wicked throw a stone across the river at the If you have suppreaaed or p&infnl bud never been in such a-fix before. line, and the feller thnt fell in was act and defies Providence, since bread point where It enters the portals of In tiie days itoforc the ports of Ja­ ta from Allah and may be broken with ti*e mountain*. Literally the river has pan were opened to foreigners. tiefore Had she been older or of®a different menstruation, weakness of the stom­ myrelf." ach, indigestion, bloating, leucorrhasa. "Why, yog cussed liar, I commanded the band, but never touched with u turned itself on edge in order to telegraphs. railroads and electricity temper she might have retorted. As flooding, nervous prostration, dizzi­ the company on the extreme right of knife. Dieu we do not know bow to squeeze through. Some distance be­ bad found their way into, the Island It wo*, she concealed her pent-up feel­ ness. faintness, ” don’t-cajre-'’ and eat with our fingers, but use knives low this point tho river pours over* a • the —th Illinois myself." " want-to-be-left-alone ” feeling, ex­ empire, the Infrequent malls were car­ ings by keeping her mouth abut. With faltering step she-started to­ citability, backache or tbe bines, these “You didn't—no slch thing. You're and forks and spoons. *tbat ufter mere succeNslon of rugged ledges; then It ried by post runners.) who wore the playin’ some game on me. Got some washing are common pro|K*rty. We do smilingly pauses on Its way to the sea; merest apology of n loin cl«fih and blue ward a point of the ifall considerably are sure indication* of female weak­ grudge to send an innocent man to the not hhve water poured out over our The scenery In this cut through the and white rags around their bends. to the stranger’s right, but when ho ness. some derangement of the uterus or orariaa trouble. In such cases there lingers before the meal begins—the mountains ta thought by some to rival hangman.” They wore for the most part an elab­ moved in that direction also rile turned is one tried and true remedy—Lydia “I ought to know," said the other In­ preliminary wash in the tent is invisi­ in sublimity that to be found any­ orate suit of tattoo, with n red star on and went to bls left He otao cbaxiged K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. ble and dries not count — and we do hot where in the world. Pinnacle* of vol ­ bls direction. It was evident he/lndignantly. say 'Bismljlab* before we btart eating. canic .jbek tower toward the heavens’. each shoulder, the mark of their call­ tendod to Loud her off. The girt locked , 'T tell you,” roared the condemned ing. The letters were incased in a NOTICE. Qur dally bathing seems to puzzle On them have -lodged seeds carried indignant, but through rising tears. In man. “Cap’n Josh Bingham command­ waterproof package and secured to the them greatly. 1 do not notice that lit­ thither the wind or Unis.- From end of a bamboo pole. With this over an instnnt the man vaulted the wall ed that company.” Hraw take notice that a petiUou ba* .l«eo tle Larbl nnd bis brother Kasem ever these s<-) ‘ ds trees have germinated. and joined her. UfeC In tbe t’lrruttx’onrt tor tbe. Couuty of itarry “And I tell you.” retorted the other his shoulder and a pair of fragile san­ tempt the sea to wash or drown them. Diese cling to the rocks with a remark­ "I didn’t think you would take me by the HasCtart itmlty ’Company.a corpora:ton, angrily,’*“I'in Cap’n Josh Binghnm." data on his feet ,th<* runner started on to vaeato blocks hn*. nix,’ unvn nn* right scttih At; this tho captain lifted bls over­ Yet theyTdok- healthy enough and are able tenacity, nnd some of diem, oue his Jong journey, nruking from 75 to so seriously." in- said. aud. picking of Walnut street.!tanning addition lo the city ot wouldthink, hove n precarious living. 100 miles per dnjy. Tiie distance they up the violets she hud thrown down, he Harting*. Caw. Deatomuid Youur rtrert* lying full of digiilty. ” shadowing sombrero to mop his brow, xMilh of W alnut street id mM adiliUoo: ali of Vividly delincatetl. too. by the same On the tjery summit ^f one of these nnd the prisoner scrutinized him.. *aid block* and rV«*i« l-lns a part of the lands covered seems incredible. but the men banded them to her. "I see no more reason why I should heretofore platted by J»nw» Pawning, which "Great Scott, cap’n, bow you have writer are the scene* in the slave, mar­ Pillars of Hercules a -aiuglc repre­ were trained to speed aud hud remark­ said plat was recorded Id the ofltee of the Begistake them from you." .she said. ”thnu ter of itoeds for Barry cxiuuty on the -Uh day of changed!" be said at last I’d never ket at Mn'rrakteh. "The various booths sentative 'of tiie evergreen trOes which able endurance. ’ where the {talesmen keep their, slaves, abound on- the western slope of the gather then* myself.» You have no .May. 1«72. Tturt said HnrtlugB Realty Comba' kuowed ye." . tony hart* filed their petition to vacate wUd lots qf nil ag« ’ s and both sexes, are care-, Cascades ^leyates Rs foliage with all rigtit to give them." But the utber would not hdmlt the and streets for the t>ur,-o»e of rrpiattinx said fully screened from sight until the ¥tbe Impudent audacity nnd farcical Und* together with tbe land* south and west acquaintance. Close to the frontier of Nepal Is the 1 “I can pay for them." thereof ; that the reasons for vacating said plat, market o|>enj). Then one at a time dlminutlveness of a clown’s .stovepipe “Judge," be said, “this man has un­ or part thereof, are set forth in petition now on mountain of Sandook-Phu, which I “So can I." these booths empty themselves o? their tat. There it stands uh securely fas­ “If you will not accept them from doubtedly got bold of my army record means In’ tiie Tibetan language "tiie contents and men. women and ehlldftn tened and Its foliage as rakishly in ­ me I shall know that I'm not forgiven.” and is endeavoring to make something Urcult Court are ma/cbed around the Inclosure, the clined as the bnt on the clown’s brow. hill of the poison plant," or aconite. day of April He gave per an appealing look which out of it I never saw him before in Thia plant is so abundant and to dead­ auctioneer crying out the latest bkl, What dcjith of soil It bus in which- to mj life.” ly in ita effects that ail sheep and cat­ she could not resist, and she took the tturmner and the slave owner pointing out the plant its roots doubtietts not many IlASTriros Rrju.TrComr.*SY violets. ' "You set there. Cap’n Josh Binghnm, tie (Missing over the mountain are muz ­ COLABOVe & POTTKM. best features of hta article® for sale. know, for the ascent of the column has “If you will, come with me." he said. and say you never saw me before lu “They are till gorgeously attired,.and probably been accomplished by few. It zled by their driven). An English trav­ *1 will take you Into the house—I know your life! I>o you forget bow when decked out to show them off to the beat is said that in the early days of com­ eler saw at Its foot great heaps of dis­ the owner well—and allow you sonx* of we got to the top o’ the hill a dirty carded bamboo muzzles. Curiously advantage. One by one the youngest, - mcrce on the Columbia, when sailing N'dTTCfl OF HEAB1XO CLAIMS. bta treasures." dago started to club you with the butt and the fairest and the fittest are ships plowed their way up the stream enough, only those cattie.that are new­ He had a winning way with him that State of Mlchlraa, County of Barry of his rifle and how a man stepped In chosen until at the end. of tho long, hot into tiie heart of the country, the yard­ ly Imported from the plains are fatally NoUoe Is hereby riven, that by an order of the she could not resist He escorted her and, after receivin’ the blow on big day only a few aged and weary and arms would often become entangled in affected. The native* believe that the shouhler"—here the veteran tore open sheep of the district learn .to shun the to the hooiMi. opened the front door his Hliirt and exposed a healed wound— worn are left. They have tramped tiie branches of the trees which over- youngest leaves, which are tho most without ringing, left her for a moment from that date were xlk’wed t sent their dtahnr nrslnrt the ertstr of Thomas round and round the market all day ljung the water. To tiie sailors after In the great hall and then returned. "run , hta bayonet through the dago. long, but they are old and therefore their long sojourn at sea it was like virulent. A more likely explanation is Do you mean to say you don’t remem­ "Cope with me," he said. “It's all qnlrrd to present tbelr claim* to said Probate that they glow habituated to'the drug not wanted." entering paradise. Beautiful water ­ right." Comt. al the Probate Ofiice tn the City cl Has­ ber that?" by taking It In small quantities. falls add to the charm of the scene. (or examination apd allowance. on or be­ He led the way to tho conaervatory. ting*. *‘T^» I do rei.iemt»er that, but you fore the 3rd day of July . next. iu»<t that They come imuring as if from the, sky A GREEDY CORMORANT. she following, wondering nt hla assur­ Royni MkM Bodrvnnrda; WAsnt the man that saved my life. over precipices feet high and, hid­ For mon* than jWO years a body of ance thus tn make himself. nt home That man carried me offthe field a few : afc' k In the forenoon of that dny. den In m!“t. plunge into the serene Dated March 3rd. A. D. lint. men known ns the Monteros de Es­ another's house. In the conservatory Ik* moments Inter when 1 was wounded, Vo^um of the great river. pinosa have enjoyed the exclusive plucked flowers right mid left and and be got a Spanish bayonet in his When I wan a keeper hi tho National There are a number of other striking Juder approbate. foreiiood that left a wound like a Turk­ privilege of wntcbipg over the slum­ whenever he had a handful would giro Zoologh al park In Washington I ob­ formations of basaltic columns besides bers of the kings: and queens of Spain. them to her. She took them, supposing ish scimitar. I'd know thnt would served a remarkable example of the ’ . ORDER. the Pillars of Hercules. There are bat- They are bound by tradition to be na­ alie was to carry them for him. Wficn . anywhere.’’ State cf Michigan. the Prolate Court for the we!) known greedinow of the cormo­ Uementcd castles, rounded domes anil । ’ . tives of Espinosa and to have served •lie was well loaded .be led her to tiie <ounty o< Harry. ••Wirnt Was bls name?" the prisoner rant. a thousand rocks of other fantastic At a seston of aid Court. held at the Probate . _• with distinction' in the’ army. One of on trance to , the place. demanded, growing angrier and shout­ omce In the city of Harting* la said ( minty. ons Fonr little eonnoronts came to the shapes. Oue group of pinnacles, down •The owner l»cgs that you will ac­ W>dneada* «be x*»d dayut March A. 1). 1W». ’ these is on guapl at the door of the ing louder with every word. too und were placed In a cage In which which ndtattrous small streams descend, •‘Jltii Hicks." bedroom of eitclj royal personage In cept these flowera," he said. “He also dbg* bud on<i* lw*cq kept. Outside was la called Cape Horn. Dominating tiie the, pslnce, and the others, Armed with wlsln*s you hereafter to take all the dvraawl ....... Tiie spectators startwl. The prisoner VI Ji nion scene everywhere through this region a pebbly yard In which the dogs had huge halberds and wearing felt soled violets you like nnd call' few ’flowers had been tried'under thnt name. •‘rt’A’tok ««■ Petitivn duly exorcised. The conuoranta waddled are the two extinct volcanoes, snow­ shoes, trend silently nil 'through the from ills conservatory whenever you n«xl. of JtOn carvelh and Mary Clark the “Jim. Hicks; yea. that war him—Jim about this yard und seemed to Ire har­ capped warders of the pass. Mount Ad­ Hicks, and that war jne- You'd recog­ ing a fine time until one morning 1 no- ams on the north ana Mount Hood on night along tiie corridors nnd balta. feel Inclined.** "But bow did be come to take' so Their necvi.ce begins at midnight and nise tjie *a ar anywhere would ye.! <M‘'IM a uay nc nxeo tfccd that one of-them was sitting on the south. ’*n’p M,‘l4 ,bry d>*fl’*nr«-tl tron> ceases nt 7 In the morning. much Intervet in me?” asked the aston­ cap’n?) Well, what d’ye think o' this?” the ground nun bio to rise. He did not ini-). I tK-reu|*ou The Indians have a legend as to the ished girl. . ’L? or‘V!r’^- «>*t Vrtdny the uth day oft \ He pushed aside a lock of shocky waddle up to get hl* meal of whole origin of the obstructions to navigation “•»o'clock In the foienocn’ S "Oil, I told him thnt you were very hair and displayed -a scar the exact duh, each usually about hnlf an long as which form the cascades. They say that counterpart of a sclmiter. The captain hi* own body, and us the others came An east side klndergurtnta* was about the two earth giants, the mountains, She left him at tiie gnte and went rushing toward me to got their share jealous of each other's power, once to give her class, a Ivtwon. with "Dio aotmntta" reouooer -.w I knew that he was 111. I went Into quarreled furlously. They 'belched forth Kitten" as the subject. She lx»gan by home to drimm of the adventure. Four year* later she. returned from NOT A PATENT MEDICINE the engv and lifted him up. What was fire-and smoke und hurled groat stnnes Baying: “Gnr leHtmn this morning will It is further ordered, that public notice tbereforf n ?''T I,T S eoi'y Of thl* order, juy amazement to hear something grat­ nt each other. Borne of these stone* be all about the kitten. Now,, can any college. A fete was given by the own for thn-r Mwrewiie week* prerkouv to mH day little lx»y or girl tell me which grows er of the place on which she hAd tres ­ ln Bam MKB ■nrwi ing nnd clanking inside of him! And passed across tho river, while many Hyomel, the Guaranteed Catarrh passed. and Invitations came, including paper printed and rirenlaird lH mm oonntv. he seemed surprisingly heavy. I at others fell into the stream. In the fiery on the kitten, fur r»r feather*?" « h am. M. Mack. Cure, Prescribed by Physicians. A dead silence followed for a min­ her. She .accepted, desirous of seeing once called tho head keeper, who de­ conflict a roof of rock which spanned No ms should confound Hyomel cided to investigate by moans of a sur- the river was, broken Into fragments. ute, when bne little boy salij In a loud tiie owner who through his friend bad .. ’^KM’ofProbate. voice: "G-o-o-d gracious! Haln't you given her such lx*au1 1 fui z flowere. On witii the patent medicines that are ad­ glcal operation. (A true copy.) . Die lodging of all these fragments nnd coming down from the dressing room vertised to cure catarrh. It is as far He took out two pounds of stones, stones in tiie stream created the cas­ never seen a kitten7’—Life. superior to them all as the diamond is one of which "was four inches long, .two the host, assisted by an elderly lady, cades. more valuable than cheap glass. Their was receiving his guests. Tbq moment Settled theJDUputc. The white man has several theories. composition is secret, but Hyomel and a half inches wide and about half A New Yeh-k baiiker-telte tho story of the girl saw him site know him for the ‘•Jtmea,” cried Mrs. Tim mid, “there gives its formula to all reputable physi-^ an Indi thick! The poor chnp seemed One is that the ledge of solid rock over two. IrlshnxTi w!h> dtacusscd the "namon who had caught her stealing vio­ bury I are down-ataire.” to feel relieved. In a few days he be­ which tiie current sweeps was deposit­ cians. tlonailty of the American states." Bald lets. “Ob. no. there ain’t, my dear,' Its base is the valuable .eucalyptus came convalescent, ate hta food regu­ ed by a great rockslide down the Bl^ea ' She bad never been quite satisfied piled Mr. Timmid. oil, f&mousfor Its antiseptic qualitiea. larly and seemed tp be doing well. of tiie gorge. Diose mountain sides lire Put, "Faith an' be jabber* If tills grate “I’m *tue there are.” I This is combined with aromatic and Then that hooked bill reached under wildernesses of broken crags extending countin-y ain’t overrun wid th’ Irish, with his Interference or bta explana­ “I’m sure there ain’t.” heaiing gums aud balsams, making a the feather* and tore out some of the to the summits, 3,000 feet high. The nu' ylt out of all th’ states in th’ Union tion. She wo* not now an innocent “I tell you there are." pure liquid, which when used in the surgeon's stitches, which were un­ ledge is crowned with large bowklers not wan hns an Irish namo." “Sure schoolgirl, but u young woman of the' “I tell you there ain’t.’ Hyomei pocket inhaler, fills the air you doubtedly irritating, as the wound was so great that the massy body of water an' yer wrong.” replied Mika "What’s world, and was considered n very ’•Y our husband is right, mum," interbreathe with germ killing, disease de­ the matter wld O ’ Regon?" attractive one. She resolved on mak­ R™ed, “ low browed Indlrldual who stroying and healing powers that kills beginning to heal. As a result of this cannot move them.—New York Tril>ing tiie gentleman pay for bta amuse­ thrust his bead luto the room atTthis all catarrhal germs there may be in the interferepce the wound ojiened, and. une. ment She was much pleased to dis­ juncture. “We’re upataira.” as the weather was hot, the patient throat, nose and Jungs. "My ancestors,” |srild the man whose cover that he did not remember hav­ And as be started down he was beard How foolish-it is to try and cure ca­ died five days after the ojx?ratlou.—St. ha inc hap|>ctied to be Endicott, "came ing ever seen her beforq, and she did to hii pal; “I always believe in helping tarrh bv swallowing tablets or liauids. Nicholas. ____________ "Don’t you think,” naked Mra. Old» The only natural way to cure this dis­ not remind him that he bad. She laid a husband out whenever 1 kin. I’m a sastie, "that everybody la affected more t>ver talthe May dourer." "And mine,” observed the man whose every snare for him of which she was married man myself."-Pittsburg Posi ease and all other diseases of tbe re or less by environment?" splratory orgaus Is to breathe Hyomei. "Yea,*’ replied Mrs. Packeuham, "If name was Adams; ^were the original capable, nnd they were many and of The most elevated river in the world This treatment has been so succesfuk they’re foolish enough to take, such occupants of the garden of Edeu."- great variety. In six weeks be was is the TMmguadero. in Bolivia. It is j Norway Pine Syrup seems curing 99 per cent of all who have used Chicago Tribune. H y ®dapl®d to the needs of the at her feet but she condemned him to it, that llyomef Is now sold by W. J. of a considerable depth, nntfits whole things, but I always turn dawn my remain there in suspense for six cbUdrrn. 1'leuant to lak.;K>olblng In Holloway under an absolute guarantee length, from the village Desaguadero. glass and never touch It"—Chicago 11 ’ tbe of*,11 t ■>, usuiatn. months. Then she accepted him. to refund the money if it does not cure. at tjie south extremity of Titicaca, to Becord-Hcrald. Nothing ta Fo contagious a* enthuslI™ 1. for.every form of IbroM and On their return from their wedding lung You run no risk whatever in buying the north eud gf tbe lake Aullagas, ta direare. nm It Tt Js <» the .n-----taJo_ asm. real- o i.nejfOty of Hyomei. If it did not possess unusual about ISO mile*. The average eleva­ Jrip, which took place In the spring. of Grphcus; it mor** powers to cure, it could not be sold up­ tion of the valley or tableland of De«ais stones; It charms \ji<* ltd him one day to where the vio­ Croup instantly relieved. Dr. ThomHe—Ito impossible to please every­ on this plan. brulew. Entitusbis u is the genius of gwidero above tiie level of the sen is body in this world. Isn’t It? She—I •tacwltf. ua-j In;|. lets grew. He remembered the episode _____ The complete Hyomei outfit costa 81 h Rct'ompllshea no that had occurred there and told his r fails. At any dins store. and comprises an inhaler, a bottle of about 13,000 feet The river whose don’t know. I never tried It—Detroit Victor!.-, tvlihon, It-Bulwvr wife of It. --x Hyomei and a dropper. The inhaler source lies highest Is the Indus, which Free Press. “Yew. I wua the girl." sbe said. "But Wjtll last a lifetime; and additional rises on the north of the Kallas Parbat To moke knowlklB.. mliubto you bottles of Hyomei can be obtained for mountain, in Tibet. 22.000 feet above I got even with yod." The small courtwftes sweeten life: must have............ the < — her rnita™ ot wMom. 50 cents. see leveL th* greater ennoble IL—Bovm> You married me." —Emerson F. A. MITCHBIj. How you have changed. Jim! That campaign has told ou us both. Your hand, old comrade." . While he was speaking he was edg­ ing around to when? the prisoner stood, and, flrat grasping his band, lie after­ ward took him in his arms. The spec­ tators. having witnessed this dialogue, on which a human life bung, no sooner saw the denouement than they set up a ’about that made the log courthouse ring. The judge rapped for order, charged the jury to retire to reconsider their verdict and to bring in one in ac­ cordance wnu coruauce with me the new evuience. evidence. This they did, prouount'lng the prisoner not guilty. Jim Hicks nnd bls "vet” copip&nion left the courtroom together and Mtuitervd toward the outskirts of Che settlement, their arms around each Other’s neck, followed by the good wtalies of every settler. When they reacbetl a point where two horses were hitched they mounted and rode away. "Somepln beautiful in thnt friend­ ship." remarked oik* of tiie observers to another. ' "Beautiful! Takes battlefields to make them frieudshlpR." . A few hours inter a sheriff rode into the place, described Captain Bingham ,od nt,t he wanted him tor borne I �HASTINGS BANNER MARCH 29. 1905. A.. D, Cadwallader's REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Office over Pierson’s Grocery. WAS II WORTH WHILE TO COMPEL THE BELSON SUIT AOAINST THE BARRY AND ■ EATON? HASTINGS, RICH. An M acre farm, M turren upland. 30 acre* bot­ WAS THERE NOTA tom land, upland a Iktln roRIng and food rrav eUy Iosin. t>oltom La«d Jins pasture and Hl Lab e BETTER WAY? 5 tu'rwLtlmWr on bottom land. 3 acres orchard. good T-rooined house..good barn 35x«0; 1 mile trom achool. church.'; store etc. Price Is much Company Might Have Paid the Actual lower than it should be. can and see. Loss On the Building, and Made a .V*> i*crc farm all Improved but 8 acres of Tender of What It Believed wood lot hi which there Is 5 acres beech and Would Cover Its Contents maple timber; soli Is good clay loam, lays well For nearly two weeks the suit of Cj< fine spring, fences fcoed. good apple orchard, well fenced; tlnr 8 roomed house -with good cel­ nw Belson vi the Bnrry &. Eaton Inlar. cistern with punip and sink In the kttebon; .Hurance-Co. has been in pnigrem in the good barn ■jox;w and i painted and other good out circuit court. As a result of it friend­ buildings; tint class farm nnd buildings aud in a nne-section; S miles from Mpres. shops, church ships have been broken, and strife nnd and creamery and I mile from school; R. F. D. bitterness engendered that will harm and milk route by the door. Price $3,000. wouM* the township oCRutland for tbe next Uke one-half down. 25 years. Thin is much to be regrett­ An wiser*farm 2 miles from Hastings; .One ed. We believe very few will blame day Joam soil, lay* a little rolling; Macro* Im­ Mr. Belson. for bringing suit.' We proved plow laud; 10 acres bottomland, balance cut oft pasture land: ■flue »-roomed house with und(«rstand the Co. ? absolutely refused good .done with cellar, good well and cistern; to pay his loin*. A failure to begin, timbers cut for baarineut barn 32xM all except suit on bis pari could not have been outside covering and shlnglt*. good corn crib, construed aa Anything else than congranary; poultry house etc; fine location. R F 1» nnd telephone line. Cheap farm. Price $3,000 feeing fraud, and admitting that his wife was gujlty of crmie. Any man would take one-half doin. with a spark of manliness, would figh An "O acre farm In the City of Hastings t mile from Union school, fine location, tae building*, t i 11_he"dropped.*and sjend every dollar l-.’-roomwl house with furnace aud good tenant he had, before he would submit to bouse; good basement tarn 00x50 and good shed have his wife cutnpromijsti in “that about iBo'fret long; soil» good clay l«un except manner. The ref< >r<we>e) i'vetlw; Co. about 20 acres of flue bottom land thnt Is Ollable upland luy* well except 30 acres quite rolling; not merely inyited, but" it forced this a good Mock und grnla farm. City aiid farm life law. suit would be happily blpttded here. Price $.’..000, N There was no question btit that the would take part down; barn and whatever was in it were And tqq other farad for sale. stroyed by fire. That, tire originated from* the overturning of a lantern SEND FOR MY PRINTED whidj Mrs. Belson carried up . into a descriptions. dark corner of the npper loft hunting for .hen's eggs. There ia no ques­ AN OPEN LEITER. tion but that carrying a lighted lantcni Mr. Young Mini. Dear Friend: Have you a farm’.’ If/not. do you into such a placed was a cnrvkw, foolwish to own one? I I trust’your answer iah thing to?du. It will tai found that to this question will lx* ’•yes." for a many tires , are ckumm! by earek»w or farm is the beat pwmy that any man. fta»ii*h actions young nr old. cveg had. When all else It occurs to ns that the Insurance Co. fails, the farm reroaina. You know that coaid have well afforded to have acted farms are convtuhtly rising In value. on tho theory of- an accidental fire in If you ever hope to have a farm. >‘hy this case.’and given to Mrs. Beakw tta not make the start now. and take ad­ Ixmefit of tho doubt. Then it would vantage of the rMng price® yourself, instead of waiting until you have to aeem to have been wise to have ^mid pay more for the’same properly? No Mr. Belson*n fair price for his tarn, man, can take a tnlatake In Investing and tendered him what the Ca’s- of­ now it. wild or partially cleared lands ficers had'reaeon to believe .should fairly 'at a<fnlr price, as the. annual increase cover^the contents" of the tam. That tn value will be vlwy much more than would have placed Mr. Belson where he the current rules df interest. ■would have had’to prove his lines'only, I offer for sab- ten tpousand-acnjs of and not as" was really done, compel choke wild land In the south i>art of him to protect hi* wife from a criminal Midland county, atj from 07.00 to $12.W charge. .. ! per acre. This Itifid Is from '> to 10 We are nobqnestioning-ttagosxl faith ■ tidies from rahyOtid. but jienr schools ! ,ir|d mostly on good roads and getfcfaMy of President Mapes of the G6. He had no personal interests at stake. Un­ on U. T. D. routes. Soil is first-class. । mostly hardwood; !with^Scattering pine doubtedly hethemght he was protecting j aid hemlock. Sonin of these tracta.havc tta-Co. 's interests :Aid ttat ta* was do­ I enough wood on them to pay for same. ing his duty. The general feeling ta i Tho Mtle Is p-rfefC. with all taxes paid tluit a Rutland'Director of tta Barry & I up. I will sell theri in fortyjocre tract* l^atun is more to blame tlxan any one Ion contract, with L. down payment of else contacted with the Oimpany for j JmO.Imi und annual I payments of S25 lx) forcing this law suit. We know that <-r more, as purctiatar may desire, with liad Secretary Rogers ta-cn listened to. six per rent interest ou deferred fjaythe Co. would have taken just tta ; meets. What easier terms do you course we have outlined. Some uf tta .want? In this 4'4y. any young man ; who Is willing iMitlr to work and to save other Directors stood with- Secretary 'hta earnings, inajy; have a farm and Kogers. It is to be regretted that their hardly realize thjif he has paid any­ good advice was not followixl, and thus thing for it. Mudh’of this hind is well saved all the trouble, bittenuw and {adapted to taet [raising, and will X expense of this* suit. We are sure !worth from $»-4M.*4» fto SHM-OO per acre (when subdued uiml developed. My our readers will not blame the Barry i young frl- nd. can you afford tn neglect. Eaton Insurance Co. because they I this opi-ortunl’y? if- you think well of may think its officers have taken, a It he chance, call upon or address.’ wrong cMiunie. The" Company has an . . FRANKO. KN-EELAND. . j St. Louis, Mich. honorable record, and is worthy of. the respect and confidenix* of all. Even in this matter, it was:undoubtedly tecausc I’nwident Mapes thought he was protecting the policy holders that he sanctioned a ct’airee- that compelled a taw suit. It is at the . most, on his This Is itm MMriph of the year' when part, simply nn error of judgement. people are ttiluk!i« of warm weather, The Barry & Eaton haw always met ita comfort- I have .a fisw Second Hand GASul.l NK STOVfi which will 1*e Hold obligations faithfully, and we believe at * very low price; ! this is the first time it was ever sned for refusing to pay any jiart of a loss SEWING MACHINES in Barry i-onnty. Weta lieve the Com­ I have some good1 bargains in Second Han! SEWING MACHINES '.They pany and its officers and memtars can are in good court 11!<K1 and will do good mIo'refit by -This suit that the experi­ Rernecnber that weiaro representatives ence will ta helpful fur guidance of the (.lately a Pasbviui co., the "Coinin future cases. We are sorry on pleh< House Furdb|en«." am) will sell yon anv thing 5oti Want for tho home on every aceodnt fdr this unfortunate monthly ■! suit. It ought never to have happened- GASOLINE SI OVES Wm. G. Forman, DEMOCRATIC WARD NOMINATIONS Jobes Block. Jefferson St. .Hastings, filch. We buy and sell Htaond Hand Good*. Candidates Put Up by the Democrats for Aldermen and Other Ward Offices.’ ^GROCERIES \ \ ) 1 \ \ 1 cordlldly invite tbe people of Hastings and vicinity to call aud examine my stock of Groceriee. 1 have a nice, complete stock and give all orders prompt attention. . t Garden Seeds ( ) \ ( I \ I have a fresh stock of Anything YOU want in the GarSeu Seed line. No old, worthless, leftover stock to work off. Goods delivered loalLpytaof the city. । ' ' Give me a I KIAL ORDER and you will be my steady customer ( I CAN PLEASE YOU. John Woodruff, The Jefferson street Grocer. Phon* 314 XfRSlx Following out their plan to inject jiarty polices into city (taffnirs, the denux-rnt* held their ward caucuses Wednesday evening, making the fol­ lowing nominations: First -wurd—Aldemnm, Albert Hil­ ton; constable. George Reed. Second ward—Aiderman. taraue IBis­ bop: memtar school board. Elbert Harahtarger; constable, Leroy Rickie. Third ward—Alderman. J. T. Pier­ son ; memtai' of school taard, M. D. Hayes; constable. Romania Brown. Fourth ward-^~Alderman. W. F. Hicks iconstable, Pat Slattery. It will be seen that youi1 Uncle Wil­ liam ta Scheming to get back into the city ioundl again. But the voters of the 4ili ward ought to ta able to see thnt William i, di»ai>|>oint«l thia trip. M. C. Excursions. Very low obe way colonist rates to nointBiu Washington. Oregon, Lajiforu in Montana aud British Columbia will Mar. UL aad -111 ■*■>«£«' until May 15tb Inclualre. go»J «*»>> accommodations will be furntahed. S. Bakkos, Aoknt. PLEAD GUILTY TO LARCENY Archibald Kennev, the Colored Port­ er for Cox and Bronson, owned upto Taking a Package of Collars Left in the Shop L&st Saturday. . Archibald Kennedy, the colored (por­ ter who has been working for Cox A Bronson for tho past two weeks, -was arrested Friday for larceny. It seems that,James Ironsides who clerks for Chidester. <Sr Burton went into the bar­ tar shop aiid laid down a puckaigr con­ taining eight Millars, and when he left the shop he forgot the package. W‘hen he called for it again Kennedy said that ho saw a couple of fellows pick up the package and walk out. A watch was kept for the collars at the laundry, and Friday Kennedy brought two of the same brand and size collars which had never been done up and were unmarked. He was arrwted on sus­ picion and later was taken hefofe jus­ tice Bishop. He plead guilty and |wn» sentenced to 81) days in the county jail. “THE HOLY (IIY” GOOD PRODUTION The Laboring Man DePUE Should Have the BEST that fit ney Can Buy. If he trades with At Read'* Opera House Apr. 7. Groceries, Canned Goods. Emits & Vegetables Company Is Strong One and Scenic Effects Beautiful. We have just received a line of Ginghams, Calicoes, Etc. .Call and see. ’•‘The Holy City” ns presented by tta Gordon & Dennett company nt Dofwe'p opera bonne last evening wa« all thnt had been promised, and the vast.audience gave the closest atten­ tion to the aacred lines which permeate the play. There was little applause, not that the characters were not faith­ fully portrayed, but because of their connection with the history of tta time of pur Savior. It is’ a difficult tank to criticise this play. No other pnxluc-. tion comes as near to the passion play as this. There is no actual Christ on on the program, yet the crntcified Jesus is the livingunel No play writer K SATURDAY EVENING has dared go so far as to present this imitation and’ . encroach upon the STORY MENTIONS HAST!NA A BRIGHT AND SHINING Ml realms uf the stared and I holy ground, OF yet every part of Mr. Bennett’s play is so nicely arranged and presented ttat THE STREET FAKIR’S LOGIC criticism adversely is rarely heard. Tta story circulates and relates entire­ ly to the time of John tta Baptist and Times Have Changed and Jake Clelant* the Christ. Herodins and her daugh­ tbe Fakir. Bemoans the Greater ter Salome are the chief female charac­ IntelHgcDcc of the People. ter!*. with that of Elisalieth. mother In tho^Saturday Evening Poetof I uf John. Here we see tbe tr/igedy of March 25. Karl Edwin ' Harriman ha* the weak and vascillating Herod whose an interesting story entitled “The life bends to the dictatesi of Herodias, IMming of a Graft. ” It is of especial and the faltering Pilate, who turns the interest to tta people of this city and Savior over to the rabble to ta cruci­ virinity. inasmuch as Hastings is men­ fied. tioned. ttaX*tory dealing with the Many of the scenes of that are faith­ guIUibility of-our j«ople under the fully pictured, which are presented with the vast scenery which the com­ captivating logic of the oily-tougu«l pany carries, producing an effect which street fakir of by-gone days. Jake Cleland the hero of theatnry few feel like criticising’ unless it is was a founrr street fakir, recognized wrong^o applaud such sefftences as'’go jw among Ita best in the profesafen and thy way und sin no more.'’ and simi­ had sold premium soap, electric taits. lar passages of tta Bible, jl Viewed, as we say, in a certain spirit little giant "coruXeradirators and gem roblier nowities*?!^ about even* hamlet it tends to impress <me wrth the beauty in the vu«2t<,rr’tery east uf the Missis­ and awfulnesR of a trngecfr, such as is contained in no literature ‘outside of sippi river. ' and »v we, talitve that u«« the Wf-alth^had liecn fairy showered up-. the m«- Bible, nuu ucnsve um on him by* a gullible public* as he । author has nought t» hew.along that stood ou »lreet corners; under tta flick- !'line. which is a most ifclicate' task, crifjg rays of a gasoline damp, and apd he has done well. rithtadted tta dictionary fur tulj'vtivf* J The rharacterA. iiwhiditjig Mr Ben- Largest Special Sale of the Season to^lwrita. theZmerits of Ihe medieine nett, are exceeding strong and each or articles tliat'ta snkl These were i>art is played with great ( strength and the palmy days of street fakirs, when j beauty Seven i«stors .>t the city the weekly’New York Tribune was churches were jirvsent tad we hnv>> about the fenly newspaper in the i heard none make adverse criticism. — household, and its contents’ wpre ac- Journal. T-------- ’ ............... Decatur, Ind. cirjged as goqx‘1 truth, and the people rarely traveled outside'of the township HER LEFT ARM BROKEN. in which they lived. Jake said thnt Mrs. John Bain living cm the Slayton ha tad a Him, uf novelties many a time farm on tho State road, ftil hist Thurs­ with which he separated fhe village day and broke one of the|tbone» of tar wits from a !’hundred plunks” anight. left arm. Dr. C. H. Burton was call­ Speaking of Itastings^he said ; ‘•And s town that would ta Uigged ed and set the broken bene. At last to he cleaned up like I’m telling you reports she was getting along nicely. ►AY- at Nothing so much in demand these bright sknny days Garnets, Wall Paper and Go-Carts. GAINS NOTORIETY alxmt wasn’t any excepMcft either. They were all alike. Why. qjie night in Harfings. Michigan. I nnloaA-d more’n five tarrels alf. rainwater mixed with two quarts of wood alcohol mid put up in three ouinta phials with s fine red laliel. marked ”Mother Alor­ ton’s Ono Night C<rrn Cure. ’ Ami they went nt tan cent* a tattle like 1 was giving 'em away for the sake of inunnnily." A. it luilirnlinx th*-* linleyon day. thi* hirw-t fnkirnaain say,: ■‘Sny. de y<m know whid would huppui t.. me if I went l»wk to Hartinta. Michlmut. u«d indled off tbe lush pitch there to-morrow night? They’d run tne In tor olwtrurtinx traffic, und the next day they’d have me up l.-Toro the .fudge of Priilote. Mid by ni.ht I'd I- linking through tlw At. of the ,ad­ ded room in the State bug-hour.' ’ At the time the story was written Jake Cleland. the ex-Skir. wsa dealing taro in a gambling joint in Allmiimlrquo. New Metrico.' and attrilmlKl his downfall to electric interurban car linto. niral trw delivery, rural tele­ phones and all tho .modem improve­ ments that have gone toward uplifting tbe rural popnlntion of tho country, and put them ”imxt ”.so to speak to all tho wiles of the oily tonkned gen­ try, whose solo object is to (separate the ,.,.ple from their dollars without giving them ah,-thing in return. The story V well worth reading. While there may 1» « little Helion mixed in with it. yet there is no quration but what tliero is a large ixtrtion ot it loaed on truth.’ Thousands and thonimndsolTMlnnt have Iron , spent in this city buying stuff from fakir, that might just as well have Iren sunk in tho river a. far a» good from the investment la concerned. Such people always have to sell an inferior article at an exorbitant price, and wail may Jake Cleland bemqan the advent of electric lines, telephone, and free delivery which have combined to put him out of Istaincas. and have educated tho people to tho fact it in always the beat, irfi’st and cheapest plan to deal with those -whom you know: in whom yon have sufficient coofldance: and who cannot «J> three ounces of rain­ water for ten cents under tho labia ot "Mother Morton's One Night Corn Cure” and expect to remain inbuaineffl. He gets It. WE HAVE THEM ALL Bright new designs and fancy colorii igs il fn Carpets, . and you do not have to pay a large price for a pretty one. WALL PAPER 1 Just keeps ns busy. You should see our line before you buy. Renkes& Wa Idorff Platlfl1s, Organs. Funeral Directors. Phone store, 28; Res. 85 or 90. I APP L-HvL. .a PIIRTAIN^ vUn I AllvO ■ lOIIW- We are doing lots of work in thia line and dur service is pleasing our patrons Telephone xis aud we will call and get your work and deliver when I niahed. T ARI F I nULL P| <rL-V I I IV Phone 243.-THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY W. J. STARK ProprteMr. —- -THE- !!» <!» Tomlinson Lumber Co AT ** & 120 NORTH BROADWAY Want YOU to figure with them if you are doing to build. They are tbe Oldest and best stocked yard it the '-----*county and just fro look at their fine stock of Lumber, Finish and Doors 9 THEIR PRICES is to ta pleased. WILL PLEASE tOU 0/ tie ik Ui TOO. Also, they have a very tine One night 1s all the timeJm cewary to prove ttat Pineulee is the ibest remedy in the world for backache and all kid­ ney and bladder troubles. I f you have rheumatism or any other blood disease a single dose will Rive relief. • Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. ' rtW Always >ltoK*d B fl fl fl fl fl Cement Block machine and you will findl the handsomest and best dement block you ever saw if you are going to use any for your house or your wall. Come and see them! Btauturo Capital, $75,000.00 Ottlctn $20,000.00 Idle Money President. €lx»tcr Surplas, R. B. m«ser,1 dice Pro. R. H. Hnderwn, Caehler. does nobody good. Let us invest youra along with others aud and start lit working for you. No matter how,little you hive, deposit it with the Dlretton Hastings City Bank Chntcr HWitr, R. B. m««r, R. C. TrttKh, m.r.eo»it, D. $. fiwdyur. trte Outers. H. R. R»4erwn. It will earn its proportion of interest, and pay you a profit That’s a thousand times better than hoard­ ing it in an old wallet. A thousand times safer, and it draws interest at 3 per cent too. 3 p«r cntlittmt paid ta Savlw Dtparmni and c«po«d<d wn-anmany. money to Coan on Real ettait Sooritv. 0/ 3 �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH —6 PLRJONAL MENTION Ladies! I have a fine Hue of Writing Paper and Envelopes All of the very latest and bought* direct from the factory. I would also like you to call and see one of thoe-e moore't Improved nondeakatle fountain Pens They are the very latest and best Fountain Pen made and do not soil the fingers. W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescriptionx prepared as if for the Doctor’s own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of tbe Elephant. Enlarged Pictures Don’t plaoe your order for en­ larged pictures with any agent, who. in -99 cases out of a 100, cares nothing about suiting you, I All they want is Your money. I take orders fur enlarging [pictures and will give you LOW­ BER PRICES than any agent can, for the same grade of -work. 1 am. in buainee* in Hastings; -I ihav^'a reputation to sustain, aiid cannot afford to “tlim-flam" my ’patron* as su many agents do. Place your order with me. ■ H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Hastings, Michigan : PIG PORK SAUSAGE made by ub has become a staple article in a good many homes in this vicinity. You will like our other meats just as well as you do our sausage. We deliver to all parts of the city and give tel­ ephone orders prompt attention. When'yon are in a hurry Call for No. 22 We’ll be at the other end of the line. Well be happy; so will you. F.W. Clifford The MEAT MARKET Man Two doors east of Citi; Bank. Phone 22 Hastinas. Mich. to the Citizen* non-partisan movement of last spring, there has been leas strife and more unity in the city council Republicans are Therefore Free to J. C. Ketcham was in Middleville than has been known in this city for* Support Whom-They Will for Friday. City Officers. years. There has Ixsen no charge of Jas. Troxel was in Grand Rapids anywhere. Will it. 1® The republican caucus called for partisanship Friday. wise to disturb this condition, which ’ C. D. Garn of Wpodhmd was in town Thursday evening was attended by so has in it so much promise of good? very few that no ticket was named. Monday. • ' No doubt the severe storm and the feel­ Will it be wise to deliberately elect’ Mrs. A. Hum was in Grand Rapids ing that a jiarty ticker this spring any man for the council who. judging Wednesday. i 7~~ would be unwise account for the light from his past nwrd, will promote A. F. Burroughs was in Grand Rap­ attendance. Each republican is now factions, stir up strife and tiring party ids Thursday. free to vote his individual convictions. divisions ifito the council? Will it not D. K. ■ Titman was in Detroit on So far as the BANNER is concerned, be litet to eliminate partisanship from business Thursday. we will give-our support to the Citizens, that body and have the council attend Del Bevington spent Sunday with ticket, and hope for its success at the strictly to the city's needs? polls. friends in St Johns. " Frank Lancaster returned from a It is a condition not a theory that Mrs. Mane Upjohn was a Grand Rap­ trip through Alabama last week. He confronts the citizens of Hastings. If raw several growing towns in that and ids visitor Thursday. they want the retum-of party strife other states, but declares he saw none Glenn Greenfield, of Grand Rapids, and party wrangling over city affairs, so pretty and clean as Hastings. was in the cdty’Monday. they can get it by voting to return to ^Miss Nona Michael visited Grand partyism. If they wish to place first the Rapids friends Thursday. ' city and its interests and the .harmo­ Prof. W. T. Wallace went to Jones­ nious working together of citizens, ville to iqiend his vacation. without regard to party, for the city's P. T. Colgrove was in Grand RapX good. they should vote the Citizens tic­ If you have anything useful ida. on business Thursday. 1 ket.. that you want to sell, or if there An element in this city seems deter­ Elliott Schantz was home from is anything useful you want to buy . place an adv. in the mined to.bring back the old condition Grand Rapids over Sunday. BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. Fred Spaulding made « business trip of party strife with the . ill feeling it engendered. This element has back of to Grand Ratpids Thursday. If you have a buggy that’s lying it this year another element which will idle In the bam; a stove you E. . H. Mallory, of Nashville, was in work to get the saloon tax for next don’t use; If you have any stock, the city on bu^lnetN Thursday. you want to dispose of; a house year reduced frum where it has you want to sell or rent; if you D. W. Rogers is rusticating at Gun been placed for the next "year, begin­ want a girl for house work; in hike for the lienefit of his health. ning with May. to 1800 where it is fact if you-want to buy, rent or George Walters, of Union City, was now. The citizens of Hastings will sell just try our Want Column. It brings buvers and sellers to­ in the city Friday and Siiturdny. know where to stand on this proposi­ gether, and* ofily costs ONE Emil Tyden made a business trip to tion. JVc are not saying that all the CENT A WORD FOR EACH Chicago Wixlnosday. returning Friday. num ineon on party tickets will favor INSERTION. Try It. | Dr. M. F. WocmI. of Fretimont. Mich, such a reduction, for we are confident not. I)UI But the aim. OJUf ... them’"will •> u< auu uro unu. 1 STOP IV RENTING -HO acres of land fur ’.'spent Sunday with friends in the city. some of will bo to So control the council that __2.. J__ r_ 85,-’^ miles weat of Hastings. Mrs. Etta Wykom has gone to Grand Write Mrs. Duells Wiley. "Weidman. this tax will be reduced. Rapids, visiting relativerand Mends* Isabella Co.. Mich..*R. F. D. 1. Wo believa that the only thing, the Mrs. Mao Powers and her sister Mrs. element which is bound to force party ROOMS, to rent for small family. Miller wore Grand Rapid* visitors Fri-1 politics ‘ into -city affairs will under­ Enquire of O. I). Spaulding. day. • stand is an emphatic defeat. * Then let WANTED—I will pay yon the high­ Mira- Agues McNaughton went to us divide,, in tho future on policies est market irices for Second Hand i Rattle Creek to spend her spring vaca­ and men and not on political lint*. Gocxis of nil descriptiqiiN. If you have anything to sell it win pay y«i to adtion. There are some excellent men on the drem W. R. Jamieson. Dx-k Box t!8. Mrs. Eva A. Gray, of Grand Rapids, party tickets in this’eity. We are not Hastings., Mich. visited at the home of H. H. Trask last opposing them personally nor saying WANTED—At once, a reliable ener­ aught to reflect on their standing week. getic, married man to work on my Dr. Howell went to Livingston and character as men. We are look­ farm by the month. Must understand । county Saturday to attend the funeral ing at tbe principle hack of them, farming and die care of stock. Wife which is partyism. and the element must i>e neat' and tidy hotire-keeper, । of a relative. • which is. through them, trying to re­ good iiutter maker, neither of “them afraid of work. Wife has K of nutter ! C~H. Oslwrn and Fred L. Heath and store party division* and strife in our of poulry and egg*, board help when । families went to Wall lake for a few city affairs. neceorary. Good wages and other ! days Tuesday. things furnished. A splendid chance ! . Chas. Dean and family left for Kafor the right family. None but a DIED VERY SUDDENLY Christian and a teiujwrance man need [ lamazoo Monday where they will make apply. Satisfactory n-ferem-es re­ । their home in the future. . quired. For further particnlars enquire Miss Mary Baker, of Ben ten Harbor, [ Sirs. John Watennan Taylor ^nd M. M. Chase. Prairieville. Mich Died at the Home of Mrs. P. R. । son Jack, of Chicago, are visiting Mr. FOR SALE Farm of 18? acres . fine Nausel Last Thursday After­ [ and Mrs. .P. A. Sheldon. houJe. barns, sheds etc., good water, noon. [ rWiH Ketifieid. of Battle Creek, was fruit. Pleasantly situated on main Mrs. Mary Baker, of Benton Harbor, road near school. ' One half mile from [ in the city Thorsday .to attend the who has lioen here vimting her son R. R. station. Mary Delaney. Doster. i marriage of his brother Charley. Mich. R. F. D. 1 ' who lives in Mrs. Bancroft’s house in । Howard Thomas was iq Fenton 'FriFOR SALE—Fine well bred driving ! day night to address a Maccabee Imn- the 4th ward, died very suddenly Thurs­ mare, three years old. good size ana day afternoon. She had been visiting quet held in that place that evening. M ra. John Mullen and was returning all right 028 Valley St. Mr. and Mra Frank How and the home about half past four and when latter’s sister. Mrs. Clara Fuller, spent passing F. K. Nausel’s home she was Thursday with Grand Rapids frienda taken very suddenly , ill and want up , Frank Bullis, of Johnstown, who was so dangerously ill last winter, was in town Monday greeting his frienda Miss Pearl VanKcievering. of Grand Rapids, attended the Kenfieldr Peters wedding in-the city Thursday evening. Mr. anti Mra. F. M. Lamont started for Kennewick. Washington,y<Mterday. where they will make their future home. WINNERS EXCELSIOR COFFEE, the J5c brand for........................... 30c EMPRESS, Java and Mocha 25c BULK COFFEE .... 15c, 20c, 25c Give us an order and you will be pleased. ALASKA RED SALMON, extra nice at........................ SPECIAL CORN, every can guaranteed .......................... CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS 10c Iw, H. FAIRCHILD, * Dry Goods and Groceries. k FOUR DOORS EAST OP GOODYEAR BROS » HARDWARE. PHONE 393 A WARM MEAL is thoroughly relished after driving to the city, aud especially so, If ft li well cooked. Dont bother*to bring your own dinner when you can get a fine meal at our restaurant for only . 25 CENTS Lunch room in connection aud we make a specialty of order cooking. We also carry a full line of Baked Goods, Cigars and Confections. Barnaby Bros., First door east of Banner Office. Phons 123 Hastings, Mloh. Dont Cost a CENT If you are going to do any building this year, it “don’t cost you a cent to let us figure on the bill for BUILDING MATERIALS you will need, and it may SAVE YOU $ $ We have a large and* complete stock of Mrs. J. T Lombard and daughter Franc went 'to Grand Rapids Monday where they will spend a few days with ; friends. and rat down on tbe steps to rest. She hailed Clark Doolittle as be was passing and told Mm she was very sick. He assisted her into the house. As no one was at home he went over to C. W. Mixer's and called Mra. Mixer and they, soon found Mrs. Nausel and sent for a doctor. She was unable to talk and it was some time before it could be learned who she was. She died within an hour after l>eing taken into the house, the cause of her death being heart trouble. Her son was in Chicago at the time and his wife was in Jackson. The Ixxly of iMra. Baker was sent to Benton Harlx>r for interment Satur­ day. t Mrs. H. G. Seeley, of Bewabick. A PRIZE WINNER. Minn., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Michael ami other frienda The Great Percheron**Mfetral”Stand> Mra. Phyllis Reynold* went to Lake ing In This City, is Second to none. Odeofe Monday to spend a few days As a business proposition and with with her brother Jay Diamond anil the view of bettering the grade of family. horses in this county, about 30 of the leading fannera and business men of this city and vicinity united in buy­ ing ono of the best Percheron stallions that could be found. “Mistral"’ was Ed wan! Hopkins, of Munising, and selected by competent' judges of horse Miss Louise Packard, of Charkrtte. flesh, and the fact thnt he has won spent Sunday in the city as guests of over all competitors goes to prove their wise selection. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Stabbins. Mistral is a beautiful animal, at­ Mrs. Frank Horton and son Russell tracts attention at once, and^is admir­ and Mrs. Wm. Hall and daughter went ed by all who see him. Hfii legs are to Nashville Monday to visit relatives as trim and smooth as a trotter’s; his and friends in that village. body is shapely and hb Ixsautiful head Mra S. J. McClintock and daughter and neck tower gracefully above bis Mrs Isa Dickerson rotnnred from heavy shoulders. He was imported Grand Rapids last Wednesday, where direct from France in 1901 by M. H tho former has been under treatment of Dunham, owner of the Oaklawn Stock Dr Marks She came home greatly im- Farm at Wayne, DI. from whom he was purchased.’ pro ved in health. Mistral is the sire of' many valuable Mrs. F. N. Maus, of KalnmaKoo. wari colts in this county. The only one in in the city last week, coming at tho the county, however, to go into the request of her mother. Mm J. E. Hogle. who has givorf her a birthday raising of thorough-bred Percherons is F. B. Nellist, of Hastings township, party each year during the 18 years she has been married. She returned who is the owner of tihe •only pair of registered Percheron mares in the to Kalauu*?.<M> Saturday. county. One of his mare’s colts weigh­ Chas. Hills, ut Irring, started Tues­ ed 975 pounds when only 1! months day night for Rosebud, Montana. ।old. The colt was sired by Mistral where he him secured a position as ;and is a valuable animal. school toacher. We- wish him tueem*. . Tho of this have I -------- —— xuo fartiiyrs. uwuirio ui mis vicinity vicinity nave 1 be people where he locates will find I every reason to feel indebted to the *yT* ““ 01 hW> cl*r»a«r lp.reh.ron Hur® Oa. (or Wording bWh,)r' *nd wonky their I then, th. privik*. ot liNwliog to soch ootUMoiwe ’ I an animal M “Mistral." Going Away . I am going to move to Char­ lotte. Anyone wishing RUGS made from old carpets should drop me a card and I will call. All work will be given my careful attention. Lath, ' Shingles, Soft Coal. Wood, Lumber, Hard Coal, Brichs and we know we can not only SUIT YOU. but PLEASE you as w«H. UK OF SEE OUR ROOFNG. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co WANTS Marcus Russell and wife, of Albion, were the guests uf Dr. aud Mrs. Rmteell also Mra Lottie Russell over Sunday. TRADE NO REPUBLICAN TICKET NAMED 1905- GOOD ‘ CONDITIONS'. O KEEP. BAUER BROS., Proprietors. Phono 264. Don’t Delay. Buy Early. Our stock of CARPETS. MATTINGS, and LIN­ OLEUMS will never be larger than right now, and our Prices are WAY DOWN Considering the grade of goods offered. You will find everything in the line of FURNITURE and HOUSE FURJNISH. ING at our large double store on Jef­ ferson Street. T r * Miller £ Harris Furniture Co. PHONE 226, HASTINGS, MICH. LiKe a Spring Song Liat of Green Things South and the North, Radishes, crisp and fresh.. Lettuce, fresh......................... Green Onions ............... Celery......................................... ..per bunch. ---------1. 5 cents per lb 20 cents . per Lbunch _ *■---- 5 cento 4-.per stalk 7 cents Going to Mahe a Garden A . this spring? We can supply the seed for the beds of Let­ tuce, KamshM, Carrots, and all other Vegetables, as well as all kinds of Flower Seeds. it a * Specials. Peas, thia years pack... .......... P®r can 7 otihta •r 4 cans for. 25 cents per can 7 cents Or 4 cans for 25 cents ... per bottle 5 cents Corn, fresh and tender. Catsup............................... . Hams & Russ, A. PI. BUNNELL, Chidester Burton wish to call your attention to the new Spring Line of «« l^TRAGOOTy* Mrs. C. F. Brooks and Mra. Lee Matthews went to Jackson Wednesday to be the guest of Mra. Thoa M. Maher for a few days. CLOTHES For Boys and Children. One of the styles, the ADHIRAL BLOUSE SUIT for Boys of 8 to 8 years at $3.50 to $5 aw » is very popular, made with f bloomer pants. The other illustration shows one of the styles of coats for young men, the prices are $5 to $12 We have a large variety of patterns in different styles which we desire you to inspect Most every boy that’s well dressed wears "Xtra-gooD' Clothes” L now-a days. *8 �HAM INGS BANNER MARCH a9j_i9oj For 3 cent Wall Paper COME TO US. FOR. 5 CENT WALL PAPER. 5EE, U5. See us for any kind of Wai! Paper. Let us quote yon prices and show you our samples. We cert­ ainly have, a fine line We make Window Shades all sizes aud all colors. We have all styles of KOON NOULDINO5. CURTAIN KOD5, ROLLI We have all colors of PAINT From the 10c can to the 5 gallon pajl. Varnishes. Hard Oils. Shellacs, Wood Stains, Enamels, and in fact everything needed in House Cleaning Time. Fred L. Heath &. Carveth... . ....................................................... . Bert Christie who runs a buzz. planer at the Woodworking plant got the mid­ file finger of hi* left hand cut off and | the next one clipped, in.his machine । Monday. He was taken to Dr. Lowry Street and yard cleaning is the or­ who dressed the injured memlter. and der of die day. ■ K i* now getting along nicely. Oet yuur spring suit at J. N. Coverts ■ The \ ermont ville Echo had an accistore. Woodland.. .■ dent to their big press last-week just " anted, 10.000 pounds of buckwheat as they were about to. finish their edi­ Hastings Roller Mill Co. tion. One of the ink rollers got loose Good bargains in clothing at J N and before. the press could be stopped Coverts store. Woodland. it was damaged to’ the extent of about AU the new styles in clothing at J. •100. QO. N. Coverts store. Woodland. ’ An old criminal'whs once asked what ,L. C. Harris has purchased the E. T. was the first step that led him to ruin Stearns house in.the 3rd ward. Three farm horses for sale cheap.. and he said ’ The first thing that led to my downfall wan cheating an editor Spence’s feed Um next Saturday. For flour, feed, coal, wood and eleva­ out of two years subscriptidn. When I had done that the devil had ifuch> tor stock. phone 199. Mens© Turner. House and lot tor sale. 714 East grip on me that I could not shake him । lot AL NEWS Grand St. Enquire of Geo. M. New­ ton. 1 | ■ AU lovers of good literature should remember tbe light and cheery reading room. Shoe repairing neatly and promptly done. .7. C. Woodruff, with C. II. Osborn. The April “Ooamopolitan'’ contains nil 'unusually large projiortion of noted names in literature. The contributors i■elude Israel ZangwelL Alfred Henrv towis. David Graham Phillips. Arthur Sjinorw, (Mett Burgem, Poultney Bigelow. Maxim Gorky. Charles Wagntr. Cyrus Townsend Brady. . George Ironside &- Michael will have, their display ‘of spring millinery, Wednes­ HiUiard. Edna Kenton and Herbert (Jtoibk. Thia brilliant array places the. day Apr. 3. i«ue second to none in interest and Three pounds of sausage for 25 cents merit of the magazines of the month. next featorday at Weaver’s new market. •The house o£ representatives has Phone 288. Born So Mr. and Mrs. A. L Waters, pawed the sparrow bounty bill restoriiyr the two-cent prize for the scalp of of this city Monday night, a seven tbe taucy little-alien.’ though it was , pound sou. f.Might viagorously in committal of the A number uf young people from this whole by Mr. Holmes of Gratiot, and city attended a dance in Middleville others. Representative Harris of Mehlast Friday. ominee introduced a bill Wednesday, Come and see ’The Village BeU" applying t(» the upper peninsula the at the Rutland town hall. Saturday slim'! pnesengcr rates on railromls, Itasca night, April upun eahtinm* per mile, as in the low­ . Df. D. E. Fuller is preparing to er; ]»ninsuliL build a fine office just- soathof his home IFred Raymond's jxiworful melodra­ and connected with it. matic dumeily. ‘OLD ARKANSAW’’ Aucti<m bills, printed on good heavy wjll' bo ii»e Attraction nt Reed’s Opera paper. 2$0 for $1.73 or 1U0 for $i..*o at the BANNER office. The Druggists. Phone 31. R. F. D. orders tilled the same day as Sarah. Horton will have on display a received Heath’s Beef, Iron, & Wine, largo line of Easter hats. Tuesday und the House Cleaner’s Tonic. Wednesday, April 4 and 5. WATCHES A good, service­ able case whether of Silverine or Solid Gold, only protects 5? y°ur watch movement from in­ juryThe time you get from your watch depend* en­ tirely upon the kind of "works” you have. We have a number of dif­ ferent makes in Block. When you want a good time piece, please re­ member we can lit you out with any grade of movement. For auy kind of watch »ee us before you buy else­ where. 'Xi * f FINE. WATCH MAKING AND ENGSLA.V1NG A SPECIALTY JOHN BESSMER. THE IETELEJ). HASTINGS. MICH THE R,K,L,tco WORK SHOE Wanted, n good . actite boy, not afraid of work, to 'learn the. printer’s trade. Inquire at BANNER office. Roy Fuller has purchased Dr. Rus­ sell's boise on Jefferson St. nnd will occupy tiie same . in the near future. The supreme court yesterday revers­ ed the decision in rhe case of Haywdsj. vs. School District No. 9-. Hope town­ ship. Special side for Saturday.-three ponihU sausage for ^3 cents at Weaver’s mar­ ket. Corner Jefferson and Court streets. Phone »». We cordially invite you to attend our spring opening of millinery, next Thursday. Friday, and Saturday. April t (. W. (L ARK t & (0 Quality Shoa Store. FLOWERS TNn Is tbe season wbjra you Win to think of Flower*. Wo have * >!ce Jne of CARNATION*. ROSIB» . i in! etc. In plants wn have GrranlHms ana Eeros for ■nnd lots of other plants. All order# promptly filled. *• F. Burroughs * Son New Shin waists New Goven Jackets New silk Shin waist Sults New waikina Skirts now Silk Underskirts GOOD STYLE. GOOD TASTE. GOOD VALUES You will find all three in our new gar­ ments. WAISTS, Lawns and Linens. $1.00 to $5.00 WALKING SKIRTS $2.98 to >18.00 RAIN COATS Jhe — $10.00 to ... Saturday evening Mrs. E'lna M- Ten­ nant was unit'tl in marriage to Mr. Bert Plat*. Tho ceremony was perormwl hy Her. B. F. Fritx..t tie horn- at Mr. AUral Onrl.tyt on J«-kson street A snbocrirwr wrote to nn editor and a.kid what the weather forecast for-tbe month ot April wan, and the editor anawered that it «» like hie account The BuHcriaber utadied for wane time before la- thought of •‘mwottlrd." Ho paid up the next'week. Thio city Io to >»’ congratulated up­ on baring a find claoa Orcenliouw. ' where flower, und plants can be M■ con'd at very rraiaonable pricea, then.by saving the expense and annoyance of having to send outside ot the city for them Metro A. F. Burroughs and Son. tbe proprietors an- thoroughly re­ liable. and lh,,ir prices are very reason­ able. Tfa-y are worthy ctf th* patronago of thia community and anyone de.u-lrft-p'.nO' or iiowern should patron­ ise this homt-4adustry. __ - repri nted by Llevn Castelcin. Blanche Btleltnan and Floyd- Gaskill; Fisher dirtrict by Anna Brown. Ilxa Meintyfe,' nnd Cressie Kinney; Gregory district by Fred Bush. George Stewart, aril Allie Young; Altoft district by LaM-na Nichols. Florence Bump, and Minnie Clary: Star dbirict by Grace Ingram and Elsie Mead; Center dis­ trict by Bertha Larkin. Iva Pratt, awl Florence Cooley; Pratt district was not represented or. account of a moot­ ing of their literary’ society. ‘ Pattengill’s R00” formed the Imsb of the contest and some excellent .work was done liy a larger part of the contwtanta. Floyd GaAill and Florence Bump succeeded in spelling through ths whole list of 80) word* without tn swing. A second list was selected to determine which of these two was ths better sjiellei; and the former won on thd ward ’ ’panel. ” Presbyterian social supper at G. A. K hall Friday afternoon this week nt the usual hour. All cordially invit- f Designed $18.00. MONEY BACK STORE. Phone WRIGHT BROS Hastings, Mich. Goodyear Co. For Waists and Suits we are showing some new and very attractivewhite goods, including the following: Pino Crepe, a new mercerisedfabric, very desirable, yd 30c Mercerized Madras, handsome patterns, yd 25c, 30c 35c, Pique, good quality, yd 25c Indian Head Suiting, a medium priced fabric, which has been very popular, yd I4c, TWO OVERCOATS STOLEN Lc»st. a brooch, having an opal cen­ Fred Lilley' or Briggs who has been ter nnd brilliants encircled about it. working the part week for BarbSt Mainly valued Isjeanse of associaion*. Bros. as a rubber, is wanted here for Finder please leave at BANNER office. the theft of a couple of overcoats from Speaking of anction ' bills, if yvn the Parker House. It is claimed that want them printed in tbe best possible ha stole one of the coats last Thursday form on gixxl he^vy piper, call at tbo from the cloak room and took it over BANNER office. Price $1.75 for’JOO to the second hand store where he sold it for $1.50. The second coat was billa ’ A special ino'ting of Hastings Chap­ tidten Saturday night and belonged to u guest by the name of Spaulding. ter No. 7. O. E. 8.. will be held on Tuesday evening Apr. 4, in commem­ Landlord Parker was informed of tho oration of the 35th anniversary of the lota* Sunday morning aud a close watch has been kept for Briggs but as yet ho order. \ has not been' found. Tho last seen of A Marshall man took his watch to a him was Sunday morning, before tho jeweler in that city last week, and up­ low was known, as. he left the Parker on calling for thf timepiece later was house. Justice Bishop issued the informal that a tied bug hai^ gotten Warrant for his arrest Monday. Later, between the ticks. after a hard chase Briggs was found at A colt belonging to Silas Dickersun. Nashville, when ho was captured. He while running Saturday, tell in such is now serving a 90 day sentence in thb a way as to break its neck. It will lie Detroit House of Correction. quite a 1<MW to Mr- Dickerson as the animal was a valuable one. HASTINUSj TOWNSHIP SPELLING Lost between.the Presbyterian church CONTEST. and the BANNER office, an oval shaped, gold locket, marked with the The Hustings township spelling conmonogram. J. R- M Finder leave at telt held at- the court house Friday owning drew a good sized crowd anil this office and receive reward. The BANNER will print »)0 auction praved to be very interesting. Each entitled to bills on good, heavy paper for $1.73. school of tl»e township If-yofi want auction bills printed, tlirn- contestants who were selected call at the BANNER_office._)Ve will bl competition. Quimby' district was SILK SUITS, in plain Taffeta,, and changeable, newest style, all col­ ors $12.00 to $20.00 SILK UNDERSKIRTS, In plain Taf­ feta, and changeable, all colors, grand values $5.00 ta $10.00 COVERT JACKETS >5.00 to $ 12.00 The pupils in Miss Charlotte VaaiAukeh’s room, 3rd grade, sold enough And A Warrant Has Been Issued for the Arrest of Fred Lilley alias flag buttons so they were enabled to Fred'Briggs for Stealing Them. purchase a fine flag for their room. ^hnt'200 on gorid'haavy paper at $1.75. There is no better work or Farmers’ Shoe made to sell for $2.50, Has double sole, plain or capped toe. Fibuse, ApriHSd. Mr. Raymond has rembdeled the piny somewhat this season, lulded more comedy nnd spocialitiesf and trimmed^ down some of the talky scenes. All the scenery i^ bright and ndw and the production is on a much 'gmndbr scale than’ ever before. The rale of Jeremiah Snodgrass is in tho hands of an cxcepional clever comedi­ an. This langh icqvoking character , is;undoubtedly the most original idea tlMt has ever hpen introduced into a p&iy. His every word. look, action and speech provokes laughter. It is 'pwlmlily the most talked of character on the American stage to-day. •‘Yodng America” will talk About Old Arkannrw for . years after it appears and nmny of the older. ones will join in imitating the fwuliaHtiesof Jeremiah Srfodgrass. ' r UrAot try rau ire do, we. do do New Spring Jackets," New Brilliantine Skirts, New Waists. High Time For Dishes I ■ ' • Two Crates Just Arrived Alfred Meaken’s White English Ware, in sets or open stock ' just $8.00 per set The famous W. H. Grindley’s & Co. finest Eng­ lish Imported Ware, having a very delicate gilt dec­ oration in sets or open stock. only $14.00 per set 3. T. PIERSON & SON The Peoples Store Hastings, Mich. �_6 INGS BANNER. MARCH* 39, 1905. tbe Carlton Center M. E. church. At gate as buttjr maker in the creamery Sunday school the following officers1 at that place thKcomiag year. were elected fot (he rest of the’ year: W. A. Smith was at Charlotte on AND VICINITY. Supt., Mr. Richards: An’t Supt. Mr. Im sine® Monday. Smith; Sec* *y., Emma Leavens; Treaa., • " The Nashville News.' reports the re­ Mattie Lnavena; Organist;. Pearl Davis; WOODLAND. publican township caucus held at the Miss Mauh Bates had a birth-day Libraian, Clara Richards. opera house Wednesday p. m. to have I>arty Monday evening. About 25 in- -* aThere will be a maple sugar social been the largest and warmest cancaw vited guests were present, and all had at the.home of Wm. Nash at Carlton ever held in the township, although it a fcood time. / . A ’ Center. Friday evening of this week. waa harmonious and a’grxHl. ticket nom­ V(e will have tliree tickets in the Maple syrup, hot biscuits and other inated. The follow ingttickrt was nom­ field tliis spring, the republican, the refreshments served. Price 10 cents. inated: Supervisor. E. V. Smith; democrat, and the prohibition. All Let everybody come. Clerk, L. E. Slout: Treasurer, .Tames parties have nominated good men and Flemming: School Ins.. H. D. Wot­ WEST WOODLAND. we are sure of good office holders. ting: Highway Com., Fred Brumm; Mra. Nellie Hitt of Wamerville, vis­ Board Review, John Ftxrni®; Justice, Mra. Christina. Barnum has just re­ ited Mra. Climena Schaibly Tuesday. ■ Daniel Erb; Constables, A. N. Apple­ turned from Detroit, where she has1 Rosalia Geiger is sending the week man. Clark Titmarah, Orr Fisher and been spending the winter with her vacation at home. Ralph DeVine. Township committee daughter. Mrs. James France. Ernest Kenyon of Freeport, spent was named with Len W. Feighner, Joshua Dillenbach and wife were Sunday night and Monday forenoon nt chairman,. .Frank McDerby and Von W. called to Adams. Ohio, one day last C. Senter's. • * • Furni® ns the other members. week to attend the funeral ef Mrs. Mr. and Mra. McCullock who have Diltenback’s father. Maple sugar making as the order of lx*en spending the winter, with their the day. Miss Edith Bond left our village one Mra. Eva Allerton has returned from day last week on her way Jo Florida, daughter Mra. Sinclair and family, re­ . where she expecta to remain with her turned to their h«me in Fostoria, Ohio. a visit with ■ her daughter Mra. Dr. Wednesday. 'Hutchinson of Pueblo, Colorado. father. By mistake we omitted to mention J. E. Lake has purchased the imple­ : William Chase has sold his farm in 1 west Woodland, and will soon have an 1that the Glee Club met with Miss Jen­ ment business of V. B. Furni® and nie Parmelee two weeks ago. will do business at the cid stand. auction sale. i 1 MisscN Dell and Orlo Reiglar, of In honor of the annixieraary of Mi® P. R. Holmes has moved into his were guests of Mra. Ida Dur- Fannie Crosby, the choir of IheM . E. house on north Main street. [! Freeport, . Mrs. Sumo Flory took a d,~- of io- | 1,11 ut *“' ’mekchurch, under the direction of Mra. dine one day last week by msistake. | Several of the relatives of Mrs. Henry John Scan-ell, gave a xmg service at The bottle was setting besideXbottlc&’h«iibly,^elped^>er celebrate her birth- the Methodist church lakt Sunday. of cough medicine nnd her eve sight day hut Thuradny. • Miss Blanche Power*, df Battle Creek, being poor she reached the wrong I Kit­ , Mr. Hehfe and family spent Sunday is visiting friends in the village. tle. Doctor McIntyre was summoned in east Woodland. Mrs. Barl»ra is entertaining her and soon had it all out and Mrs. Flory ’• The Wcsit Woodland Glee Club met cousin Will Feighner of Ohio. was not much wone for tho mistake. r wi.th Mi® Bessie Fuller last Saturday Mra. N.1 C. Rasey was at Charlotte Rea*. Milton Kidder is spending» night. over Sunday. few dajw with WoodlaaU friends. | ()tlr progn^,, towdtor Mito Mi® Rhoda Bnel has returned from E. S. Coville, of Lake Odesaa, was • Mabel Landis and scholars are trying her visit at Mnskegon. ; on our streets Monday. j a novel method to raise money to buy James Crawley was in our village Jmore library books. That of welling NORTH MAPLE ttROVE. ‘ ' soap orders. The;scholars are rashing Mrs. E. A. Hawes has I been confined on Friday. <>f last week.'■ business with a good natured competi ­ to her bed the past week ;with infiamnR. L. Wright has purclnued a parcel tion. tory rheumatism. of land of Mary Baitinger. Miss Ida Tubbs returned home from Mra. John Lee. of Imlay City, has Mulliken last Satunlay. ■ STATE ROAD. been spending a week with her many WOODLAND The Secret of Long Life If you would live long, guard your stomach. ’ Most cases of sickness and death are traced to the stomach. A disordered stomach shuts off food nourishment—the active principle of life. No other disease accomplishes this as quickly or so effectively as dyspepsia. Does your food distress you ? Does a bitter fluid rise in your throat ? Are you weak and dizzy ? Does everything appear dark when you suddenly straighten up from a bent position Is there a bad taste in your mouth and is your breath foul f Do you experience a sense of impending calamity ? Are you becoming thin and haggard ? Then you have dyspepsia 1 Many people think these symptoms will pass away of their own accord. Thtjf mil not! Dyrpcpsia nreer curti the best scientists often fail to cure it. We know of but one remedy that will positively cure this disease— Bexall Dyspepsia Tablets. These tablets furnish the one element necessary to enable the stomach to digest food and to again take up the work of supplying nourishment to the famished body Wc have seen them effect many marvelous cures. We do not know single instance where they failed to greatly benefit the sufferer. Wc want you to try Rexall'Dyspepsia Tablets, and agree to return your money if you are not more than satisfied with the result Fred L. Heath & Carveth Mra R. G. Bell visited friends in Preaching at the church next Sunday , L. Parrott has erysipelas on his left evening. ------- -<». -Sunday ------school was reorgan- Hastings this week. arm. I ized. The old officers with the exceptFred Williams bought a team of The wann weather has started the ; ’on ^rsFisher. Assistant horses last week. maple bud^and it looks as though the , Supt: Miss Ilxa McIntyre, Secy.; Lon Roae is moving his .family to maple sugar season would lie very short; l Misacs Cressie Ki line and Bell Fisher, Hastings this week. Librarians: Mra Melissa but sweet4 Fisher Dave McClellen i« ver ill nt this teacher fiir class No. & writing. James M. Smith. Marian Shores and. Mra. Phil Bayne while papering slipJohn Guy were in Ionia Tuesday on James Rowden jr. anti wife have I>ed and broke her arm. Dr. Burton legal business. • concluded not to m^vk^or :o their farm was called. She is doing as -well as near G- un Jake this isprinj*. It. is reported that Mervin Early possible. and family will soon return from Beav­ Rev. Fbather preached his last serMrs. Shelby entertained 'several of erton to our village. 2 jibr neighbors Thursday. A good thnj mon at the Evangelical church last SCHOOL NOTES. Sunday evening Ibefore —'— attending The high school is about to organize enjoyed by- all. the annual conference n "Elkton next Alex Berkholder in moving intos Mr. week. a Uise ball team. The ground is now . dry and the boys are practicing every Jain® Townsend’s house and will work School will be resuniwl at the Barry* day. for Mr. Curtis this summer-. ville, McKelvey «nd Branch schools Miss Anna Brown, Cressie Kinne next Munday: * Miss Elsie Holmes visited school Mr&L. E. Mudge, wife was taken Munday. . and Ilza McIntyre, attended the spell­ The average attendance in school now ing school at Hastings Friday evening, to Grand Rapids a few wk«ks%ago. is as contestants for our school. so much improved in health that she is about 98 per cent. Winnie Johnson entertained a few is expected home spma tinge thia week. Monday night Mias Mande Bates en­ Dannie Deller and son egpect to leave of her school mates Satunlay. tertained the senior class in a trip to soon for Tenn., on;account of his son's the Thousand Islands. The fore part health. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. of the evening was spent in playing games and guessing tbe names of Mrs. Kate Dillon is ill at this writ­ COBB'S CORNERS. islands: after this refreshments "were ing. Willie Payne nnd Bertha Cobly, of served and then they departed home­ Mrs. Lodema' Russell and daughter Hastings, were guests uf Mr. and Mrs. ward saying that they enjoyed tbe eve­ Katie are very ill at the home of the Roy Hutchinson,Saturday and Sunday. ning very much. ,• • former's father', Samuel Hill at Nash­ Alien Mathews has tinted John John Landis is at school again after ville. Kronewitter’s farm in RiJtlaiid. He a long absence on account of ^ickneau Mrs. Rhenhma Matteson visited her expects to move this week; daughter Mrs. ’Wm. Weeks Friday. Newman Cobb returned’ home from Nearly everyone is busy making Alma Fiday nnd is in verwpoor health. MAPLE GROVE. sugar. The eeaaon wilThe short bnt all Karl and Lena Bristol, <»f JohnaMiss Mao Potter returned home from report a large run of sap. town, visited their grantIn other Mra. Hastings last Saturday after a two Geurgfc Rprraluun1 over Sunday, also atMrs. N. D, • Harrington has moved weeks stay at the liome of her brother tended the dancing dancinL jiarty , at the Grange on her farm in southwest Kalamoo. W. W. •Putter. • Hall Saturday evening. _ Mrs. Ivu Martin is dangerously ill at Tl>v Norton school will have an Master Arthur Moore has been quite present. exhibition in tho near future. ' "Mra. Geo. Long, Mrs. R huh ma Mat­ sick tho past week/ He is Jtotne lietter Lee Laphnm and Miss Minnie Sntton, at this writing. teson and Samh Matteson called on Of Vicksburg, were married last week. Tho«. Gould and family Friday. ASSYRIA. A gold medal contest was held at The infant daughter of Arthur Nel­ the Maple Grove M. E. church Tues­ Mr. und Mrs. F. M . Bar of Ypai son is will very sick, the oldest daugh­ day evening Mar. 28. We are unable lantL are visiting her pare Mr. and ter is in care of Mi® Leah Walker. to tell the outcome at present. ,Mra. Chas Servon. . Mr. and Mrs. ’ J. F. Wright visited Mias Greta Wolf spent Sunday nt BALTIMORE CENTER. the former's son at Battle K'reek Suntho home uf her teacher. Mi® Alice d»y. Tbe L. A. S. meet with Mra. Elwin Reams, an Assyria. . . Mrs. Watrous and childreq, of Toledo, Ormsbee Thursday Mar. 150, for dinner. Mm. Lewis Wood who lias been quite are visiting her parents Mr. and Mra. CARLTON CENTER O. H. PhillijM H/ Crockford has l>ecn visiting sick thupast two weeks is improving The repuldicans held a isancaa last friends in Eaton Rapids the past few slowly. Thursday afternoon, nnd | placed in days. , Chas. Mackinder is preparing to nomination the following ticket: Mr. and Mrs. D. Slocum expect to build a basement bam this spring. Supervisor. Leand«r Reaqm: Clerk, Floyd Wood is moving on a farm move to Hastings in the near future Wm. S. Fruin; Treasurer, Chas. T. where Mr. Slocum has lots of work in east of Buttle Creek. Jones: Justice, Fred G. Potter; High­ ■his line.dccorating and paper hanging. Mrs. Chas. GiDaspie was called to the way Com., Irving Briggs. ; Woodland friendk Mr. and Mrs. Plank will Boon leave for Elgin, where they will make their future home. Carl Knickerbocker will move into the house they have occu­ pied and be near the farm of Elmer E. King that he will work the coming year. .. Are You Planning build A. House? build a Barn? repair your House? We are Headquarters for Everything in the Line of Builders’ Hardware We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line This promises to be a busy year. You will be wise to ar­ range NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our lines Weissert Bros FOUR CAR LOADS Our aim is to keep on hand at all times a large stock of the best quality of supplies for our line of trade. This week we have added four car loads to ourstock... bedside of her parents Mr. and Mra. Wm. C. Robinson, near liickory Cor­ ners. who were sick with the grip und heart trouble. She left them slightly improved Friday last. Tho democrats held a caucus Friday afternoon and placed in nomination i the following ticket: Supervisor, Har­ ry L. Mayo; Clerk, Albert'll Shepard; Treasurer. Iris W. Cargo; Justice. Al­ Sunday school at 2 p. m. and preach­ bert G. Kent: Highway Com., John F. ing at 3, at the church for the present. Wight. Miss Jessie Brooks who has been teaching at Coats Grove, is spending NASHVILLE. her vacation with her parents. Mr. and Born to Mr. and Mra. Roy Brumm Mra. Chas. Brooks. Mus Stowell ac­ Mar. 19,k daughter. / companied her. . Russell Marble has the chickenpox. Will Bromfield and Miss Fisher of Ethel Root has a relapse of tonsilitis. Welcome Corners, spent Sunday eating sugar with Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and and it serionjay ill. family. w : . Kearney Root accompanied by his Fred Fleming has been confined to son Jesse went to Battle Creek the lat­ tho house the past few days with wry ter part of the week called there by the serious illness of his father. Several of the farmers' in thia vicini­ Mias Grace Baker commenced her ty have started plowing and are eager spring term of school in the Fcighner to licgin spring work. district Monday. _On Sunday nine were baptised and Roy Brumm is home from I>.wTingthree received into the membership at and has accepted a position at Appel- , PROBATE ORDER 'St&te of Michigan. The ProtMUe Coart for the County of Barry At tho t-aalon of said coart. held at the pro­ bate otnee. in the etty of Hwiteu, ta said county, on tbe 27th day of March A. 1>. tflor.J I'resent: Hon. Chu. M. Mack Jttfgc of Pro tiate. In tbe matter of the estate of Peter Cockburn dncoaM*d .lanw-a Cockburn haring Bled In said court his petition Praying for reaaons therein stated that be may be licensed to sell real estate of said deceased at public sale. It In Ordered, That the 2tst. day of April-A. I). 1906. at ton o'clock lathe forenoon, al said probate office, th- and Is hereby agpolnted for bearing said jietltlon; It Isfiirther ordesed. That public»oUoe there-, of be jfirnn by publication of a copy «f thia order for three buc«w*1 v*4weeks nrerlouM io said day of bearing. In tbe HaMItets Banner « newspaper printed and circulated In said county. .Chas. M. Mack. Judge ot Probate. KUa< A Car Load of Salt: *•«« •«................................................... Vour» “.............................................. SI.so per bbl. A Car Load of Wood Plaster: Yours at, ........................... lOcpei-Mck A Car Load of Selected Red Brick: ■ ’ Of 160 Acres Cheap rate* tt"d ’MttorsInlortnatlan ? Charles bblus. <>overnnentOommt«Moticr. r, p. Railway hull T. Majorte Illock, Betite Cr et mX. PROBATE’ORDER State of Michigan.4.ounty of Barry; m per bbl. A Car Load of Portland Cement: - FREE HOMES , Yours atj10 p,r thousand Oor tuan Is rooTlng .fast at »1.10 per cwt. Middlings atSlSSmrr^ .r«LTt'XY.t7^OT w,n“d “ Ou, M. Stock. JMr-« 1-roKto. Jit'a. of tjman .lone-, sou a! Mid drcMMsl Instrument bow on file in this ST XdS1 *■111 anw-xte.1 aommiMrator wun the ROWLADER BROS & REISER, K*& 5’ depotPhone 57/’ puHUlied tn tl P»;«er prints (ting's Banner $1 a year (AlrtwCcpy.l bountyof �HASTINGS BANNER MARCH BABY’S FACE MASS OF SORES Ears Looked as if Thsy Would Drop Off—fedj Entirely.Covared with Humor—Three Doctors Could Not Core—Child Grew Worse. CURED BY CUTICURA IN TWO WEEKS THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. vict at Jackson but at that time an in­ mate orth. jail at Grand Havre made a ■murd«*»ns*'a«^ault upon tho then Sheriff Dykhons, shooting him in the mouth. He*w»« couvictod for^the crime and sent for 20 years to Jackson. He rrfnsed to tell where ho secured tho revolver. He wiil-now rutum to Grand, Hawen and telT th? fcacta why-h appaato be tlrnt a fellow uuned Fox. also' an inmate of the Grand Haven jail for a Tbe dredge whidh is doing tbe work on the Rat-tie Cr-wi: stream is now in the Bosworth district, near the bridge. Owing to the high water they have had to Nn.«fwnd operations. They run tbe machiae day and night with two shifts. which stood aermnodatmgly at the side QUIMBY. of the road. He rubbed once, twice, thrice, and down came the pole. Con­ XV« only hojie that spring baa come tinuing <m hm journey, he rubbeti lov­ to -stay. ingly against the second pole, then the “ John Castelein took a load of pupils­ third, the fourth, and within two and their teacher Frankie Warner to hon'ra. fifta n mitaa of telephone wire* Hastings last- Friday evening to.at­ were ou the ground and communiaoa- tend the Hyelling contest. There Were tiou was shut off between Detroit and thirteen in all. Grund Rapids. A search Ing party was Remember the L. A. S. at Mrs. Jus. sent oat after nhe hog but could make McIntyre's, Apr. 5, for dinner. Every­ no ImpreHNion upon him. He was so one welcome. thin that ballets would pass through There will be a hex social at the hi™ without having created an imhall. Saturday. Apr. I the for KaOcftt pwwdon. ’One of the men tried Co hitof vhe school library. Gome eeeryhim over the back with the shot gun, body. Hot coffee will be served with hat -the barrel was sawed off, short as the sapper free of charge. the hog continued his way. When There wax a gootl tarn out at church hat sren he was going toward Kalama Sunday. Immediately after, a Sunday school was organixvd. j Thu following Nidholim Kipen a farmer Jiving near is the list of the oSmt*. Snpt. Mrs. BureipS (’oruere. ADoganOx had been Bachdlor. Assistant Supt. Mrs. Cruso; liawng tronlde with hi* -wife. One Sec., Virgie Bidehnun: Treas.. Pearl day .hw,t week be januMled her cruelly. Bi del man; Organist. Lelera Castelein: Gaskill. Sunday When the officers -w«it to »rrert him. Librarian. Floyd lie mn from tbe hause. -Mushing his srho*-’ will he held at 2 tab, everyone walcomu. tkront with a nan-, hh died from his iMdf inflicted injurieti. The' pupils <J Quimby have been -gullying on "Piittengillii'’ Ht.M» words, sugpreted by O«nmr. Ratchain, for thtCharieu Dsyhanli. u f&rvuuui on the G rnud Trunk was. aariuwdy if not ' township spaDoog contest held at tbe fatally wakird ia- an uevident to his a-ourt houstl or last Friday evening. engine near Bank- Oeet one day l«st (There were fnar who «p«dled the words •oonectly, namely: Floydtlaskill. Lekua -Castelein. Prawl Bidehuan and Blanch Sideimaa. xU Hastiogv Floyd For -«ne time there law been a sink 1 ihole in Bre»ktield »eur Galboun! TThere are -ruaie half down of the fourth county line. Tb(- dnrr from Narrow graders that spelled tilra whole HUti. Eake, 25 rods distant <cmw«ed bydredg- ’ cared the revolver and smuggled it to Mrs. George J. Stcexc, of 7oxCt>burn kirn. Fox was nent ^to the jail from St., Akron, Ohio, tells in tbe Miowing Zeeland. letter of another of those renmrkablc cures of torturing, disfiguring akin humoni daily made by Cuticura Soap, The’Gmnd^'ruti^railroad is dtioptassisted by Cuticura Ointment, ing;the“<«Rpatite tek-phone"^! u-L,after physicians, and all else had failed: ”1 feel it any duty to paredte ped 20 tek-.graph-operator!, iu*one <1 of other poor suffering babies to ttSl you what Cuticura has -done for Dtv little daughter. She broke out xtfl o\xr her body with a hum or. and we Tbe NxmdljKkX is <3ut\>tj>he used everything recommended, bnt Michigiui aiyylem Kalnmazoo. ' * " without results. I called ifa threr deb­ tors, they all claimed they could liefp her, but the continued to grow Worst. Tl»e funeral of^ Ex-Goveranr -Cyrus Hur body was a xnass ol sores, and her G. Lucw owured at^CuklmMar Ikieslittle face was eaten 4»wayj her cars looked as if they would- drop off. day and wm very largeJyJatVjndud. Neighbors advised me to get Cuticura Soap;ind Ointment, und before I fold used, half of the csike of soap and . Mn». Sarah K. 'Austin, <uf Vermontbox of ointment Shu sores had all cilir, celebrated her^,bt»nd liirthday healed, and ’my litfic one's face *ad Tiwu-MUy last, by giving a rectQXion to body wax as clear new -boru babe’s. her frimwis. She is still no well ' and 1 would not be wfeliout it again if it cost five dollars, instead of sta enty-five «t«mi£lhat she does the tamily w;wb cents, which is aS dt cost us to cure our baby,after spending many dollaw on doctors and medicines without any benefit whatever.” * BaDle Creek claim* the Standard'Oil Co. -nCM-llingr mighty poor oil in that ing Battie Greek Jim. । cannot! antther city, and wants «nfcw«msnt of break forty mak unith of the old sink­ the state oil inx|)ectiuu law*. hole. on Friday. It itt probable Unit all Rest far Mothers. (the road will jgu down. Instant TtErf and refreshing sleep John Kirk, a w«stithy and eceontrir for skis-tortared babies, and rest for Sootuhman whirs* inoe wais in Abertired, fretted •mothers, in warm baths Battle Cnotek is brmking all record* 'dt>eiu S. D.. dfedXat tbe Battle Creek ■with Cixticura Soap and gentle anoint­ ings with Cuticura Oiutmcnt.the great Sanitarium one day last areek. jfefore |n the number of candidates for the skin cure, und purest- of emollients. hi*,death he made abequ-Ht of f.-VOJMX) mayoralty, Tbe repablican notninaCutfevir* XHaautM. mt PUte er» Ihnmfhowt for an educational institution and.&5 <brwnr'.4. |'<rt1w Imu«Ckna.C<>TW .B-w«»»,5vWPrvpa. - Hjw w Cun IUby Humvn * Four and themx'itiisti three, while the for a public library ut .Aberdeen citixcnx tielaet has not been heard from. "Expert on Fish. 'Mrs. Mun- Armstrong'’ of Ktimnn* ^senator Merryof Ar Kaunas, tells of a has U'gnn suit against her .ton j Last Friday night lightning stuck happy old darky who came down the the large gcaiii taira on A S. Bur­ country road singing camp meeting Franklin Armstrong of that city tileg- leigh'S farm in Campbell.* • The build­ hynms. when another old, w-xdlypated ing his refusal to support her-after .-he oue f topped him aud asked the reason hatl deeded him xu ncrps_ of land with ing and ctmtrnts wsn a total baa. alien) was about ♦rtbtfta* inshrance on fur hlt> bappineea. The reply was: -the agreement that he should uare for . iij'yp’ toy 'tigion mo’ and mo’. the building but this will not uiw Petah. W-e's be’u revivaiin’ at ouak her. It is said he utterly. refuse* to do Vhu'ch all wiutah.” • •'Any convertin’ be'it done?" -Yas. Fetah suute it bein’ saved by Mn and Mra Saniuel <>irtiA of WaL -Walter Howard. of Ktiamatoo. is the hund’ds. We has oue gre’t preach ion., celebrated theirIMh anniversary ah. He cole us t’night all ’bout Jonah under arrest charged with the xb»-ft of ■about $75 worth of articles from the hull Mimday- ’ They -moved to Eaton su allerin’ de whale.” “An’ whah did, dis Jonah comefum? ■trunk of Thirty Cumming* of that city. connty in 18ft€ anil-lun e lived then4ver siDce. They had feuv children all ArkansawT' ■ ‘i dunno, Petah. 1 dunno, 'rase de of whom an- now living. preacbab didti' say. But I specks Jo­ The Kalamazoo National Bank has nah was a Tagthny niggah.” increased its caiJtaJ stock from$-!50.-•Au whut makes yo’ say Vaginae Mr. Marion L. Cumin. <>f Vermontogo to niggah?" rtlle. baa just Ixmn gramed :i 'patent •' Well, retab. dem big-mouthed V»tin a sealing und iMlading cap for pyegiuny niggah? was — ou tishA—i’itttRejx>rts from St- Joseph and Benton burg Dispatch. ■ fttrye jar*. Tin- -ficientifle .American in Harbor predict the groab«t fruitcrop ^■-akingof it 'miw: “Inuhia instance the lake shore has ever had. Raw or '.inflamed Limbs. the im|rf*oveaeent in the nature of a siiinph-, cheap, and-eonveniunt cap for Yield quicWy to the wonderful cura­ tive and healing qualities of, Fogy’s A cliMs of thp* hundred-applied at waling the tops uf preserve jjirH, jellyHoney and Tar. It prevents pueumou •tbe last mt-eting of the stajte.phiiranidlaiMM. nn*l^ similar nsceptech-ji'to e.v in nnd coudumption from a hard ©old •acy board nt Grund Raj>i£s stekbig tiudeiair. duw. nnd inM.Tts.xwid which settled on the h:njp. -cartificatos »w registered pharmacists - ui7abH> »<* constructed an to Is- nnivt-rReed’dWay Out of It. 4dly applicable as a l*l*-l to indicate. While Mr Reed was speaker of Che t|ie corttooW vfjth’1 receptacle Montcalm connty will haw house he had occasion one day to call thing doin' nt the election in April one of his politicti heiichmen to Wash­ Betides Voting »>n &e qaentitm of local i Tho Charlotte city -council is about ington. s« sent himthe following tele­ that system now l^ing in­ •to grant a franchise to (’. J. Austin of gram: “Come al vuceto Washington.' optian, There had been a severe storm' in force in ’the county, tbe wtore will ex- Hattie Creek. Tho yrnptwd lire will Maine, which bad impeded traffic con­ premtheni-Milvi* upon die proposition ?un from Battle Creak to Lusting, siderably, so Mr. Reed received the fol­ lowing repiy: ‘ Cau’t come: big wash­ submittal by the anperriaure whether touching BeUevnc, Oiiwt. Charlotte or hot the comity scat shaU Imj cuntin- aiul Potterville- The work wil be­ out oh the line.” To which Mr. Iteed. with bte ever­ nod at Btanton. Monday of last »«*k gin on the road within the wxt :Stx . ready wit, replied: “ Never mind; bi»y Greenrdle voted 6y a very Urge maj­ months.. a dean shirt and come anyway.” ority to lamd for W.000 to have tbe Tbe Michigan Central ha* derid.-d to . Backache is never known tb those county aant removed to that city pn>persons who take an occasional dose of vided the vine is againal koepanglt al alow the dreilge on the JUrnuprle Piueules. Tbe value of the resin ob­ Stanton, the amoimt to be coed in near Vermontville to ctwa its right of tained from tbe Pine tree has long l»een erecting a tx-w court house, jail and way !<«■ Hie corwidenition of $5'I>. The .recognized in tbe treatment of diseases railroad it to remove and replart- Un* ot the bladder aud kidneys. One dose sheriff's residence. of Pineuies will give relief, and one Iwidge. ■ bottle will cure, sold by Fred L. Heath A new sUfl bridge near. Fort land the druggist. was recently, wpt off its fcmndnti<ft» *"lVil!iutn Davin living near Three by the ice. Tbe structure was erected Hivenit fell through an open trap door ■ His parting Shot. «nd lM*n in in'his barn striking on the stone floor. “Mr, Spoonamore.’’ she said with cut­ at a cost of Hbi jaw was broken, and .he received ting scorn.“I wouldn’t marry yoii if you use but six months. were worth a million dollars. Is that some internal injury. ZLZ plain enough?” The Grand Trunk will spend >1,500.“No; It tlatters"be replied. Edward James a fanner giving near 000 for new car nhops- and $75,000 for portrait on the mantel. a new depot in'B«ale Creek this year. Marshall w«" ju«t leaving for home Thenhe took his hat and hie de parture. when on attemjiting to cross the M. C. R. R. tracks bin team was struck by a Steamer, have be*nn regnlar tripe Pneumonia •Follows a Cold jMiseenger train and One of the horses but never follows the use of Foley’s acroas Lake Michigan from Holland. so badly injnfcd that it had to bo kill­ Honey and Tar. It stops the cough, ed. Jamre himself escaped uninjured. heals and strengthens the lun£B anaI af­ fords perfect security from an attack or There in 0 i»i'» >n Calhonn roMt)’ pneumonia. Refuse subetltutee. who bw » raxor back hog. Thia i» tho Nicholas Kipen. of Bumijw Corners, „’rt of oniinol that b-- bwn .hwinbod Alk'gan county, committed suicide by Unconscious Confidences. aa being m thin .that ho doosn t cart cutting his throat laat Tuesday, when «Does your husband tell you bis buria shadow and in oonw soctiona of the the sheriff was about to serve a warrant neas troubles?" . “ Yre, but be doesn’t know it. I wait country they arc used for window on him for beating his wife. He was till he’s asleep, and then I shake a little gloas. This Calhoun connty hog is w 87 years old and a well-to-do farmer. and ask him for money.” • very attenuauvl-that t> farmer wm Tho M. C. R- R- 8h°l« >n Marshall Ten thousand demons gnawing away keep him from jumping Uirough » holo which were recently closed have beep reojM-ned and a force of 50 men are at one’s vitals couldn’t beimunh worse than the tortures of itching #iles. 1 et in thMbnoe- O-> now eowloywl Tb<— «L"I- will <*•» there’s a cure. Doan’s Ointment never mor had neglected to tie the knot. Mr_ tfie .urplw. work from tbe jAckwn Kazor Back ewwped through a crack ahnp, which h»ve been overcrowded fails. ___________ ,or ,ho ,™t 5wnr. Field Mae,n.LL Ovama H Hid “ between tho boned, and be « member of Ue I'reebjrlerisn cSbrch tho highway, friiking his ind In good ,l»nding. Gen. Kou'"rp“', mil purely from the joy of freedom C.E . Mason, an ol^resident of Plain­ kin, if we mistake not, is a member or and lifted his contralto vous to tbe well died very suddenly Jast Thursday the Greek church In good running. It was while broom In happy ,R afternoon. He WM 85 years old and be was friA.ng about In this fs-N- n had lived rn Plainwell for nearly 20 all nnoteerved. ttat he decided, t<> ■Italic! til ft* wretch his tack ou a telephone pole. Bjgjstcro SLEEP FOR BABIES < Southwestern Michigan 9 1903. ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of -let tern raoud niog obcdBed for in thisuftiee for uLe week ending March 27. T-MV. To Nursing Bothers . There is no time in a woman’s life when she needs strength more than when she is nursing a child, She must sustain We never sold a the life of two persons , remedy equal to Vinol to create such strength. We cordially Invite any weak and run-down woman to try Vinol on our promise to return her money if she is not fully satisfied. Isn’t that fairt Respectfully, W. B. GOODYEAR. Druagv< Railway Time Tables, Michigan Central, Ontra! Standard Time. hr Katonaxnoar Dtatcp CloTrrdale Shults Hasting* WESTWARD Coats Grave Wood Und ar Woedburr It via-r M Ry. Lansing Grand Rapids grtO — Mtn W. J. KxaLby, G.P. ■ml M»u......................................... .,aoi tot. PaclSc Mprwi............ . .... 1 Trains Nas. ML »06. JO# Md K*. daily. CUsgo. Hastings. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, PHYSICIANS KNA^PEN. KLEIFHANSA DR. LOWRY, HsflUngB, Mich. KNAPPEN, AUornej,. •17 Mlcbigap Trust Co. Building, Grand spectacle* on band. Rapid*. Mietigaa. THOMAS A PRYOR. H. LAC. H. BARBER. Physicians and Surgeons. Mils tn .city or count? responded U> wtta promptness, day or Might. , COU4HUVK a POTTER. Attorneya at Law, (Hncen—ora to' Philip '£. Ootarove) Meats .Caimi BlosX, Hartlngw, Practtoea F. R. TIMMERMAN ~ . Homeopathic Physician aud Bur­ geon, /Office cor. Jefferson and Center C.H Twomax Attorneys at Law. L. H. fbtom. <Mtees over HxaUoxs City Bank. tis. Mra F. C. CJrauAerlin. Mrs. Caro­ line Andaman. Mrs. A. E. Ixswis. Mrs. JL M. HKNABTON, Mimtie ■ffcmh-on. Mina Aby Fisher: Mr. IL Mrrrs, Mafjey Robinson. A. promptly attended to.______ ____________ W. Ciuhmui, Jason Jnrley. Jay ©srjt-nter. Harlan P. Hell. Theron Awill. J. 3L SMITH, Attorney at Law, Woodland. Mich. These tetters will be seitt to the drawl AQfbafline^ giveu prompt and careful letter office -April 19. 1005, if mtt .de­ actuation. Collections a specialty. livered before. In railing for the above list. Taking effect Nov. 37, tab. Train Hastings «s follows: EASTWARD] F. EJWIU.ISON. D. D. 8. HaetlDirs. Mich. A .HANLON. M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Middleville, Mlcb / CHARLES BUSSELL, M. 6 Physician and Surgeon. Office over Fred L. Heath's drugstore Saatdenofi ybone W3._________ Office ptxnw IS*. R. V. G ALLAGH ER, Physician and Surgeon, Dowling. Uflice hours: 7 to 9 a.m,, 12 to 2 p.m. -‘.nd 7.to 8 p.m. TAKEN TO THE A5YLUH Friday ramming Ju<gu Mack went no Wixxlluxr*- to exinciM- Mra Sarah J. Clark asiM-ganlM te-r sanity. Sip wras found to he violently insane and tvas taken to the asylum on the aftrroooB train by Shor it? Funks. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. tF. A. SHBLDON Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Hlodk, Hastings. OUR 3NAUGURAL OATH. The oglb of office taken by the incon.’tnx juvsMent mt tbe United States •la the tiioEtext nprt -the Kimplert re■quired of mjy ruler onerarth. It l» pro-ocrilted by itbe copatittitton and lx as tfolldWn: •‘I do solemnly Mwv«r tfor tiffirm) that I will ftiflifuDy execute tbe office of protident of the Uiiifcd Stat«», an<L to tire beat of my .ability, protect, preserve and defend zbe-crinstiluthBr of the Unit­ ed States." This oath ta tiowly repeated by the prwWent. elect after the <hlef justk-e of the BUpreme -enurt. in tffe presence of the pnbllc n|M>n a platform erected in from of the ttudu- door on the ensteru ■ fchle 4<f the cnpItoL While tta* oath Is Iteltyi -repeated the president sdect and the «4jtaf justice Lw each other nnd hold vJdi tlieir rlclu bands .between :them a Bible furnished by some person Interested or ••siavlttJIy j»rocured for tlic oventrton. tvlih-b. becoipes the jprqperty of tte- president after It has'been appropriately Inscribed ami sealed by the chief cl-rk of the supreme court. At the ©Into of the oath the president elect Iwwm his head nnd ktases the open page of the |H»ok. nnd It has been cus­ tomary for him or for Lift wife or a friend to select some appropriate pas> sage nt which tlw? V<s>k shall be opened and the vers^upoirWhich he shall press bii lips. Sonietinivs. when those Inter­ ested forget or ucRlwt to choose a pas­ sage, tbe Bible Id opemnl t|t random, but the clerk of tbe supreme court ta always careful to note nnd mhrk the exact pMce where tbe lips touched tbe pflgei—Chicago Record-Herald. MUST BELIEVE IT When Well-Known Hastings People Tell It So Plainly. When public endorsement is made by a representative citizen of Hastings, the proof is positive. You must believe it. Read this testimony. Every backache sufferer, every man, woman or child with auy.k’duey trouble will And profit In the reading. Emery Busby, living on Market street Bays: “Mrs. Busby and I are only too pleased to endorse Doan’s Kidney Pills, procured at W. H. (Goodyear’s drug store. They are the best kidney rem­ edy on earth. My wife suffered for twelve months with a severe pain across the small of her back. At times it was so severe she could hardly get around and If she exerted herself or took a slight cold she suffered excruciatingly. She tried several remedies but received little or no benefit from them. Seeing Doan’s Kidney Pills highly recom mended she concluded to try them. They did her more good than anything she ever took, inX-iet cured her.” For sale by all dealers. Price50centsFoster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. New York sole agents foe the United States. Remember the name- -Doan’s- -and take no other. Wm. STEBBINS. Licensed Embalmer aud Funeral Director. Hauns next to ChtUUnW Phototraph filedk>. Jtisldsice aopcairt street. All eaUs prompUy atteudr-l. d»y or ulght-J^ Cltlxens Phone, Rer. flo; Office 76. HORSE SHOEING FARMERS AND TOWNSMEN I give especial atteetion to horsee that interfere frjr travelling. Am nowshoeing some of the beat horses iu Barry connty, and would like to Rhoe yours. . W. Ji FLEMING, Hraydoorr-artof Hrtck liarn. alike introubr our llarlter BUSBY BROS., Usder Hasting* 01 ty Bank. ROWLAND BROS.. DAN LAKE, Pror«te'?r' «f ttie JKFEEBS4 M FEWEST FKRP JIAKN hare addrtl H u-w duulrfe ►ta'.!.* U luromniixwte pairoti- They hateiliio nut Ju Mime new I.JVEltV KKJSaiu! aallrtt your patronage. THE "OLI . HEUA8LE" BLACK­ SMITH. CIGARS We bavrf a tell llae of CIGAHS, pfrSS and TOBACCO. Tblxt* the oldwt rxciiuilrr Clxai »»ore ta tfi* L-Uy and we carry all the be*t brand*. A. PARKER & SON. ’WW A V W - All work neatly and promptly don^. Also do all kinds of repair world Satisfaction guaranteed. C LlfACC FOR MEN, on vjco .for boys. I make a ipecUlty of hxnd’lnjt.MEN'S and HOYS' jUIOKS. See my tine iTfora buying, KepbJrinft neatly and promjaty done PHILIP LJJTZ, Secund door Muth of EoetotDc*. VEGETABLE SICILIAN ilALLS Hair Renewer Always restore! color to gray hair, all the dark, rich color it used to have. The hair stops falling, grows long and heavy, and all dandruff disappears. An elegant dressing. “—fTtuTgUgcrC-'- | Get lour Year's Reading i NOW! j For tiie convenience of those whJ wish to order til of their papers at one time, all Hubscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, can get X the Banner and any one of the fallowing for one year In advance, as 4 follows: ’ -j Banner Bannkr Banner Banner I 4­ I aud and and and Detroit Daily Free Press Detroit Daily Journal.....;.......... Grand Rapids .Herald .................... ............... Detroit Semi* Weekly Journal ...J.. Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live Stock J ournal j, Banner and Michigan Farmer.................. .......................... Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Banner and New York Tribune Farmer. •To those living on Rural Routes, only. $3 3 3 I 1 I 1 I 05* 05* 05* 75 t 35 75 75 30 These special rates are offered aean accommodation to Banner* pat ♦ rone. If there is any paper or magazine not on t(ie above list on which 4 we can save you money we will try and do *0. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than $1.00 whether in combination or alone. * All special prices are made on the Other papers in the combination. > �IO HASTINGS BANNER MARCH, a;, 1905 Yon are Discouraged! GOOD ROADS You have taken most CONVENTION everything for your Rheumatism Still the Aches, Pains and Stiffncsx Have You Ever Tried AtMofKofts a remedy guaranteed to remove from your system the poisonous Uric Acid that causes the pain and suffering? W J. Holloway He will give you a Question Blank to fill out and return to us for our FREE advice and TREATMENT. Proper TREATMENT is HALS THE BATTLE. THX ATHLQPHOftOS CO., New Havwo.Com. Then wrt. HOOD'S Ask for Piymouths. HOOD RUBBERS ZkoodX TRADE (sH£*f£SS) HARK, TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS 6w<wr G£r rHcsr /?ub - Excellent Tickets Put up by Repubiicans In the Various Townships. The following nominations hate t>«en Sheriffs Notice of Election. made by the republican. in various townships, as far as we have learned. To the Inspectors of Election and the JOHNSTOWN Qualified Voters of Barry County: Pursuant todue notice from '.fir Secretary of The republican nominees for Johns­ Stato far the state of Mtchlna you. an- heFttev notified that u the General Election to be bnlJ town township are as follows: Suierviaor—George M. Miller. Clerk—Ferd J. Merrill. Treasurer- Frank Coleman. Eu wntion (to «l one Circuit School'Ina;—Clarence Idem Ju<|ge for itw Fifth Judicial Orcutt, cotnprlrina the countte-. of Barry and Eaton. Bd. of Review—Frank Cherry. ■too are al»o hereby notified that. In pursuant Highway Com. —Edgar Bristol. to dne notice from the Secretary uf. State.of tbe State of Mlchlnn. that a “ficUI elrcUon Justice—Frank Cherry. will be bald ta thl4late ou MooSayApriUML Constables- John Jones. Fred Bris­ >*».fdr tbe purooeo Of electing a Memter of the State Board of Education for the term enditMt ’ December 3i. 19te. and to nr. the vacancy caiiwl tol.. John Codart. Sam Nay. by thd resignation of Patrick H. Kelley. Him is the only ticket in the field'in. You are also hereby notified that at the eteo «<*;to (* Held tn this State, on Monday, the Johnstown. third day of April, nineteen hundred fire, the HOPE TOWNSHIP 12; 1““ondmenta to the cod sumtlob of tbe State of Michigan, are to be voted in your county. The republicans of Hope township . I.U 10 the consUtnUoa of this Blate relative to the eompetnation of tbe have placed the following excellent tic­ Circott Jndfc in the County of Genesee.' a®«'ndmcnt to the coovtituttoQ of ket in the field: this State relative to providing for a Board of Supervisor—Charles'S*. Cock. County Auditors for the County of Genesee, .nf ■«*’ndntetit to the constitution of Clerk—Lewis H. Barnee. Ibis State relative toprovidlns for the Improve­ ment of tbe I*ubiic Wa»on Roads. 1 Treasurer------Grant Dickers'll;. Bd. Review—William J. Wilkinson. Sheriff ot Harry County. Highway Com. —Peter Leinaar. Justice—Mark Fox. PBOBATX OKDER. School Ins. -Myron Chamberlin. 8Uto o( Mlchlpm, County of Barry. «. Oonsables—Oscar Campbell. Au­ frebAto Court for t>r County of Barry, boldeo at the Probate off o­ gusto* Kline. John Osgood James ta the cm of Hytlus-. In said county day tbe -.’nil day of March ta the year oae Chamberlin. tboumnd nine hundred and Ore. Sextons—John McBain. Allxartus W. Pease. . „ *>u2r"^,n< “j1, flUn< petidoo duly varlThe democrats have a full ticket in 0*1. Of Eninia Greenfield. widow of said dethe town headed, by Lewis Hine for cnueil. nravlnv that _ ...... ... suiwrvisor and Edward Titus for clerk. The prohibitioniste also have a ticket headed with' Aaron Shultz for super­ visor and Herman Zerbel for clerk. • aofs s. °s.’ssi£“„“sss?i'g tn Mid County to tbe ixrwnx Iptere'ted In bald evtate. of the pood<mcy of said petition and the hearing puoHsbed tn tta- IlMtino Bannkk a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry, oocetaeaah week for three auccewdre weeks previous to said day of heartas. Cha».mTmacx. S..WC.HK-OX, 1‘rolMite Hechter. f A true copy | | STATk OF MICHIGAN. ' THE CIRCUIT (JOURT FOR THE COUNTY ' OF KENT. IN CHANCERY. ,u j John J hern ’ llanl ^ri<,r'tinant. ’ Bi!l- v*.’Eugene Hutt* CASTLETON The repaid icijns of Castleton held a caucus Wtslnesjiay attended by 134 voters, whicli was one of the largest ever held in the township. The follow­ ing excellent ticket was nominated. Supervisor— E. V. Smith. Clerk—Lewis E. Slout. Treasurer—James Fleming. • School Ins.—H. D. Wotring, Highway Com.—Fred Brumm. Jnstiw—Daniel Erb. Bd . Review—John Furtiiss. Mr. Smith is a brother of Judge Smith and a man whom the voters of Castleton can rely ujion to act justly in looking after their interests. irtbnrn. Hasnnga City nnal iteitk «jf Hastings, iltlon, Harvey W. WilHASTINGS TOWNSHIP --•v n. Whitney. Richard Whitnry. ISOK-k H. lui.-y. Am Stratton. With v'- iJevrey. I.liks W. Bowman. Bell F. The republicans of Hastings township wilana. U ill.ami H.| Chase and John Hol­ den. ik'fciKlants.; , are in the field with a very strong tic­ Crow BIIE ket as follows: Philo A. Sheldon;and Harvey VV. Williams. Supervisor- Henn- L Chamberlain. Coimtaiaanls. va F.ugen Harthoro. Sarah.R. HarUMsrn, and Jphn. J. Stewart, defendant*. Clerk----- George A. Burgess. Qro«il RtIL • , Treasurer—Arthur E. Crook. N<yna»,s- Whi’nvy. Richard Whitney, Pat­ Justice —Harrison H. Hilsinger. ■ rick H. Gilkev, Am, btraiton. Wallace W. Dewey, I.luw U. lk»»nun and Bell F. UHHighway Com.—Chas. P> Bidelman. cumplainanik. • Bd. Review—Morris H. Barton. School Ins.—Georgu I. Rockwell. R. Hanhprn and Join Constables- Henry B. Lewis. George In burMunce of i foal decree m»d- in the alxhe can* by tbe Circuit Court for tbe! C. Scott. Br., Chas. H. Waters. Frank County of Rent, in Chancery, dated February ♦wenty, in the ycSr anc Thousand, nine hundred O. Bush. aruf five. I. the imdemfaned. Circuit Corxt PRAIRIEVILLE Coejtnu-^nfr for Hany County, Miction, shall sell, th* premises berenafter deacribcdTat The repnhlicans of Prairieville town­ pubhc vendue, at the north fnxit door of the Coart Hmm In tbd «Wy of Hastings. Michi.1 ,,,» ip, •• rut I. . 1 n. « aa. _ . ship nt their caucus Saturday, placed the following ticket in nomination. Snpei^ isor—Ruy Thorpe^' United states Survey. Dated February 2., l»0S. „ , „ JAMES M.SMF iri R. Hicks Predicts A Variety of Weather for the Month of April. According to Weather Prophet Hicks. the first storm period will be April 1st to Sth. In which some violent storms FINDS IT WORTH WHILE. GOOD nu»y .be expected. The *7th and 8th IDEA FOR BARRY COUNTY are dau^ for reactionary storms of less auvoritv. The 18th^ to 15th will see storms in many sections of the MUST GET GOOD ROADS country. From the 17th to the this weather prophet watns us to expect If We Expect to Retain County Rural storms of merited severity. * The next Free Delivery. Why Not Have A - storm period is central the 94th, cover­ ing the time from the 23rd to the 27th. Good Roads Convention? On the 29th and 30th reactionary Barry county i« soon to enjoy the storms are due. The month will end great boon of a county system of rural with much wanner weather. free mail delivery. But it must be understood that the continuance of this HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE. system dejiends upon greatly improved Charlee Hendershott had the mitt­ roads in this connty. where they have fortune to cut hia foot very badly, been a fright in some localities. Unde Sam will be patient, but he is not to while cutting wood laat week Wednes­ day. Jt will lay him up for a while. be trifled with. He will not be cen­ sured for .demanding if ho pays 880,000 a year for free deliver}* in Barry county that its people put their roads in pro­ per con di ton for rural service. In the city of Caro, Tuscula county, they had a convention Friday to pro­ mote the cause of good roads. Of etwee Good Ronds Earle, “highway eomiuuMiom-r of Michigan" was there. So were very many citizens of Tuscola county, to whom the matter was one of great interest, and who manifest that interest. \ Papers touching the subject of build­ ing-and maintaining go<?<l roads were read and disenseed. We bommend this matter to the Grange of Barry county and hope they may lead oflP’in this matter in which its. mentliership as well as every citizen of Barry criunty is vitally interested. Clerk-Ed Parker. ' Treasurer—Arthur Shorter. Highway Com.— Levi Waters. Justice—J*n Dnimmond. Justice, vacancy------ Chiyton Barber. Bd. Review—A. Bmith. Sc1mx>1 Ins -Ci*., K yeteun. Constables, A. stymryerville. Chas. Gage, John Clinton, klbert Chase. Court,House News -------- :------- -------------------------- (-------------- TUSCOLA COUNTY HAS ONE AND NOT MADE BY A TRUST //■ APRIL WEATHER FORECASTS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. WARRANTY DEEDS. John Olmstead to Morgan Jones parcels city♦ Jessie of the State road, -spent part of last week with A. J. Huat and family. Mrs. M. P. Fuller, Mii. Handy and 1SU 00 Mra. H. B. Barnum. visited Mrs. Jim 00 Gladys and Jim Radfopd, of Hast ings Sarah Hickerson to Eugone are spending their vacateon with their ' Cain, parcef Caatlelon two 00 grandarente, Mr. and MiL John Wick­ ham. C. W. Benton to Geo. W. Ben­ ton. 40 ac. Sec. 28, Irving.. 1.2(>0 00 Mr. and Mra. Allie Ch any were the W. H. Chase to Randolph Pol­ ley. lot 104. Delton 1.000 00 Frost, lot 996 city................. Eliza Smith to Chas. E. Wood, Lot 1077. City... Manager (of great exaxmltioo)—What •Jnrrus me is our mortality list. Assist­ ant-Mortality list? Why. It's next to nothing at ail I "I know better than that. More than one-third of the people Rjnt come through the turnstiles are deadheads.*' M. G. Barnum and fax lily visited at Elmer Rising's bust Tuesday. 8UU 00 800 00 Chas. C. Marlow to-Lillie Par­ ker. 19^ ac. Sec. 12, Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Charii i Kenfleld. of Hastings, visited the'/orn er'taunt Mrs. Carrie Parmalee Friday md Saturday. A DANGEROUS HABIT ., Gladstone’s Physician Gives Warn­ ing Against a Growing American Custom. PROBATE COURT. The growing habit amongst Ameri­ cans of taking a mint tablet or some other bo called digestive after eating a Estate of Moses Shultz deceased, final hearty meal, is «omething that Sir An­ drew Clarke, Mr. Gl^dBtone’a phyalclan account allowed, discharge issued. adviBea strongly against, laying. “It "In. Re. of Sarah J. Clark insane, is abBolutely dangerouB to take into the aplication for admission to asylum stomach remedied which are popularly filed, physicians certificates filed, order Bupjoeed to aid in the dlgeetfon of to convey entered. There is nothing known to tbe sci­ Estate of George Greenfield deceased, ence of medicine that can perform the appetition for appointing administra­ work of the human stomach. Drugs do not aud canriot digest the food. tor flld. hearing April 17. — They aimply decompose it. What can Estate of Aaron Clark deceased, or­ be more revolting or disgusting than der for hearing final account April 14, the thought of taking something into the ttomach that is going to turn the 1905. food you have eaten into a mass of cor­ Estate of David R. Scott deceased, ruption. , The only way to overcome indigeereport of sale filed. tion and ite evil effecto is to remove all Estate of George Woelett deceased, irritation, congestion and Inflamma­ final account of administrator allowed tion from the stomach, liver and intes­ tines, and Mi-o na is the only agent ^ul discharge issued. ‘ known that will do this. Estate of Lucy Edmonds Hicks, mi­ When a Mi-o-na tablet is taken be­ nor. release of guanlinn filed by warded, fore each meal every traceof irritation and in Ham mation is removed from the discharge issued to C. U. Edmonds. Estate of Walter Roy Matthews de­ stomach arid digestive system, and thoec organs will extract from the food ceased, order to place money belonging all that goesto nuke good, rich blood, to heirs not found, with county treas­ w y ner™and B BOUnd iUffer beadurer and discharge issued to J. G. Nag­ achds. indigestion, flatulency, spots be­ iev administrator. , • fore the eyes vertigo, pr dizziness, pal pitatlon of the heart, eleepleuness, or any stomach trouble, gel a fifty cent MARRIAGE LICENSED. box of Mi-o-na from W. J. Holloway Dry Bennett. Woodland one of the most reliable dealers, whose .26 faith in the remedy fB shown by hfa Elia Brock, Sunfield .25 offer to. return the money if Mi-o-na Wm. T. Stransbaugh. Carlton. .28 does not give complete satisfaction Allie B. Craig,. Rutland Estate of Miron Pennock deceased, claims heard and allowed. ...26 ...18 S/V swrrr. waa_ Good Printing' When, you have Printing LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITATNS In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. .Bonablw and tho work -will bw well done. Let us Kave’tKe next order. The BANNER, Hastings. Mich. ra E3 •rmpioms, but live fo!I..«lns vytwptom.? dna out. ar hlna vain 'III 80U01 _ YANKEE SPRINGS. Rev. D. -N. Stocking is very low. no hojje® of his recovery. C ASTOR IA Bears the . • ••Il- Wm. Norria of Hastings was the Dangers of Pneumonia. gu.-st of relatives hero Saturday and Sunday. 7 A cold at this time if neglected is liable to cause pneumonia which la bo The Gleaners will initiate a ebum of often fatal, and even when the pitient haa recovered the lungs are weakened new memleni at their next meeting. making them peculiarly- susceptible to Let the work go on. tbe developement ot consumption The republican cancub will be held I'oley’a Honey and Tar will atop the cough, heal and strengthen the lungs at Bowens Mills next Friday afternoon nt 2 o’clock and the democrats the 8fatand prevent pneumonia urday following at the same hour “How In uronlion did jou mt the Scott Cook of Hopkins was a recent pre,Ident to ap)K,lnl you io .uch > high caller here. otfice when he was dot even acquainted The. community wm startled last with you? . Tuesday by the report that John D«w«on was dead. HtTwas a young man 24 years of age and unmarriedDeiith was the result of infiamatiun of the bowafa. Funeral was .held Friday at the U. B. church. Services conducted by Rev. Stone, burial in the Yanhyj Springs cemetery. -. For Infant, and Children. Ite Kind You Han Alwajs Bougb> ILD QUICKLY CURt IT. ...58 Father—Did you break this vase? Cluw Kcnfidd. Hastings Johnny—Yes, father; I cannot lie. Fa­ Maud Peters. Hastings .18 ther—No. and you won't -be able to alt Bert Place. Hastings.20 either when I've done with you. Go Edna Marie Tennant. Hastings and fetch the strap.—New Yorker. Of all the cants In thia canting world, though tho cant of hypocrites may be die worrt. the cant of criticism la tlw most tormenting. - Sterne. Tonsiline Mr. and Mrs. Jake Yai ?er spent Sun­ day with the latter's parents, Mr. and M rs. Jim Townsend. • 500 00 A Troxel to L E. Cole. Par­ cels Sec. 19. Castleton500 00 It fa difficult to cure a cough or free yourself from the discomforts of a cold unless vou move the bowafa. Bee's Lax­ ative Honey and Tar acts on the bowels and drives all cold out of the system. Then comes its soothing effect and strengthening influence upon the throat and lungs. For Croup, Whooping Cough, Colds, and all Lung and Bronichal affections, no remedy is equal to Wade Town. Barry the original Laxative Honey aud Tar. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. MhIh‘1 Willison, Barry Wm. Maynard. Hastings............ Betsey Wellman. Hastings SORE THROAT guests of R. B. Murdocl Sunday. H. D. Johnson to T. H. Wood. lot 6 blk. 2. Middleville 1.100 00 Troxel, Parcels Sec. 19, Castle­ ton Croup faqoickly relieved and Whoop­ ing Cough will not “run. its course" If you use the original 'Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar. This Cough Syrup fa different from all others because it acts on the bowels. You cannot cure Croup and Whooping Cough until you .rid the system of congestion, by working off the cold through a copious action of bowels. Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar does this, and cures all Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. No opi­ ate®. Sold by Fred L. Heath the drug­ gist. NECK "fownsend Monday. Martha Bechtel to E. C. Thomp­ son, lot 802 city8 825 00 Miss Tillie Gerlinger, ■ if Woodbury, F. E. Barber to H. G. Alehin-­ Sarah Daly is at work for Mrs. Wat­ 9000 00 was the guest of Miss Bessie Fuller son. Lot. Nashville over Sunday.. , son in Irving. Win. E. Buell to John Apple­ Early last Monday morning it was Mim Bessie Fuller entei tained the W. 900 00 man, Parcel Nashville discovered that- there was a buggy piled । Chas. Russell to Roy C. Fuller. W. G. C. Saturday even: uj» in the fence corner on Crooked Lots 965 and WW. City.. 8000 00 Mr. and Mrs. Donley, of Freeport, _treet. SaNpicion wm that some young । A. E. Kenaston to T. C. Wil­ were the guests of F. M. Durkee's peo'ellow who had been oat to see bin girl 1000 00 pie Wednesday. liams, Lot 1286 City 1 had got to jleep and his horse had takH. D. Weeks to A. E. KenasMr. and Mrs. Chas. Benner visited 1 en the advantage of him. But upon 425 O0 the former's parents near Woodland ton. 4 Lota, City.......... investigation it ww found to belong to. T. J. Norris to Geo. Campbell. the latter part of tbe week. Clyde Hendershott. 00 60 ac. Sec. 12. Johnstown... 1800 1 The L A. S. will meet with Mrs. QUIT CLAIMS. Robert Bechtel ou Thursday, Apr. 6, LAKE VIEW. Chas. Dynon to Amelia Dyson. 5 for dinner. School tegnn Monday after a two ac. sec 31 Maple Grqve .......... 25 00 The teacher and pupils of this place weeks vacation. gave a surprise on Katie and Minnie Mary Spriggs to Amelia Dyson. C. J. Clark and family and Henry 5 00 5 ac. Sec Hl, Maple prove... Allgeo. AH report «; good time. . Althbuse an<Kfamily spent Sunday at ' ----------!----------Amy Houghtalin Holds to Mag­ Frank Chariton's. gie Honghtalin, 57 ac. Sec.3 CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED. .There was no" meeting at the wJool Baltimore...... 000 00 with loeal appBcaUotu. w thri cannot reach the house Sunday evening. seat of the dlte iM-. Catarrh te a blood.or con- Arina Kester to A. A. Aldrich. ’sUtuCtoaat anil la order to cure It you Chas. Smith and family spent Sun­ 1 00 Parcel Prairieville must take Internal remHtaM. Haji's Catarrh day with Mrs. Dura Lake at Hastings. Cure l>< taken Xiterunlly, ahdlacts directly on tbe blood and mucous surfabei. Hull’s Catarrh Anita Mayo to Myrtie Elston. Lew50(1 Smith Cure h nt>t n quuk uir4lctor>. It was pre­ (X) is visiting his brother scribed by out' of the t»MC physicians In this Chas. Smith. He return!, to the Klon­ country for yqars and is a regular prescription, it is eoinno-wd of the te'st kinks known, com­ Anna Mayo'.to Chas. H. Mayo. dike next week. bined with the best blood purtfyers, actins di­ 500 00 80 ac. Sec. 11. Assyria rectly on the mucous surfaces. Tho perfect Henry Merritt and wife inured Sun­ combination of the two Ingredients is whal M. B. Reynolds to E. B. Rey­ produces suer wonderfid results In curia* day with Sir. and Mrs. Geo. Rockwell. nolds, 14*) ac. Sec 83. Pfiftiriocatarrh. Bead (or testimonials free. F. J.ChkXXY ft Co., Props., Toledo, O. Orie Rockwell has returned (from vilie....................... ....................... 1850 00 Bold by druerists, price ffae. ■ Jackson having failed to obtain work. Hall's Famfly Pills are the best. Cora E. Bpice to Solomon Cortneys are the Net nntured people undef* the sun. It ta notorious that a’ big London crowd Is of al! crowds In tbe world tbe moat harmless and tbe easiest tn manage. Bnt see them also in their ordinary collections, outside the gallery door of a popular theater or crowding In the carrlff^Ps of an excur­ sion train—what fun'and kindness and wholesome give und take! A deliber­ ately rude or offensive cockney la hard­ ly to be met—G. S. Street in Pall Mall Gazette. EVEM IF Mrs. Handy and daughter Ruth of Hastings, visited the formers sister Mra. M. P. Fuller last week. • H0LME8 CHURCH. It seems like spring as Charlie Hunt is plowing for oats. Mrs. Hattie Durkee and daughter^ I pe.A.tiuuowiTnouiw.int.eoiBtKt. ■ W.n HAD BLOOD POISON 12 YEARS A After Treatment 5* mad. a ^ctalty e I dred they ourht to rant I but 1 took hte «dvlr«. tin D8HE r&KENNEDY&KERGAN iBV 8TREET' • ogrSgTSl: Hastings Banner $1 a year �HASTINGS BANNER, MARCH ,9. .905, COME TRADE j The News of Southwestern Barry t YOUR ---4 WANTED At Any Time . We cordially invite you .to in­ spect our Wall Paper at any time but more especially now while our line is complete. Come whether you are ready to paper or not. We feel that w can beat any prices that can be made you and we hope to have an early oppor­ tunity of placing the evidence before you. Come as soon and as often as you can. ELLIS t EAULKNER, THE DR.UOOITT. DELTON. MICHIGAN. if you need WINDOW SHADES don’t forget us. Our stock is large, our prices right. We make special shades to order. Full X Line of Seeds ot all Kinds. See me BEFORE You Buy Fence Posts W. H. Chase, Michigan. DELTON STATE BANK We Per cent on Pay O Deposits. We loan our money on Real Estate or good Bankable Paper. We do not loan our money away < from home, but do business only with people we know are all right , < noney to Loan _ , New York Drafts, Insurance । and Bonds Sold. , DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH.lPresidcnt. J. G.;HUGHES.|V. President. E. S-fMOREHOUSE, Cashier. DRJMcLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT.’, L. P. TERPENNINO. JAMES COLLINS. Banner subscribers can buy the large Wall Map of Barry County at tbe Delton post office Tbe map gives all the roads, number of acres in each farm, with owners name. , Mrs. Myers is quite sick with the qsu-nmonin. DELTON ROLLER MILLS? » > • Wje would be pleased to have Boo give us a trial order. The igh-grade roller flour made by us is giving splendid satisfac­ tion wherever used. CUSTOH WORK A SPECIALTY. DELTON ROLLER MILLS, MLTOM, MKIMUL Now is the time to get one before they are all gone. The price, while they last, Is fifty cents each. Foley’s Honey «o<* Tar v,re* coUl. »re< ror< noenwonia. < < 4 4 4 4 4 4 EXCURSIONS Free Grant Lands WESTERN CANADA Daring the months qf March anti April lheie will be excursions dn the various lines of railway to the Canadian West. Hundreds of thousands ot acres of the best. Wheat and Grazing Lands on the Continent free to tbe settlers. Adjoining lauds may be. pur­ chased from railway hnd land companies at reasonable priced. For Information as to route,.co« of trans]iortAtion, etc., apply to M. V. MclNNES, 2 Ave. Theatre Btk. Detroit, Mich. You can apply ManZan. inside, right where the pain Is. Il is put up in col­ lapsable tubes with nozzle attachments R, S. HARTER. M.D., Alls.-rt Doster is very much improved for Introducing!t. ManZan stops pain PHYSICIAN aud SUBGEON. CLOVERDALE. and we hope to sec him out at hie instantly and cures all kinds of blind, OFFICE Jl<n:l!S~l! tn 12 0. BUT to--‘POT-. 7 bleeding, itching, and protruding piles. ,to.s pern.. AU calb promptly attended. .T?l* ; Tiie •’Earnest Workers" will ?w»rve woi k agaiti soon. Sold by Fred L. Heath the druggist. phoiH- at oflioe. Offlc* st rrsldmee. Delton. M!eb. . Banner a*, the residence of Homer Green iss Haze] Hughes will coinmcnce The thirtl quarterly meeting will bo »>n town meeting day her .spring term «>f school next Monday. It is a pleasure to take Dr. Dade’s held at Cressey. April 9, at 2:8(1 Rev. Workmen are busy putting through Little Liver Pillfl and enjoy their tonic is reported that Fred Foreman Thomas Young, of Prairimjille. will k|telephone line to Prairievilht. ■ has purdiased the Day id Scott farm effect upoii, the liver. Sold by Fred.L. Heath, the druggist. cures colds, prevents pneumoaus assist the pastor. j ’J. O. CliauilwrUin is working at his »te for honesty, industry and clean' The Earnest Workers of. -CloyerdMe trade qf 'plasterer in Kidninazuo. new of character. The .Is-st man for M. E. church 'will serve Imeals at ; All thoeo whom I re|K»rted on the the jffice is what you want. Horner Grip's, town meeting day. kick list last week are much better. T »<• L. F. L. meeting was largely A inisjwiinun, rally will lie held at M. Martha Graham, d^tothter of Hugh atte idtsl and Chas. Ford’s side is at E. church Banfield Friday afternoon Gralutm. of Kalamazoo, .is spending a pre-lent ahead in the contest. and owning, commencing at 2 ..o’clock! Cj R. Honeywell • has engaged a man ,'teeek with her aunt Mra. Dugal C«mpp. m. The following jninistera will ronj near Richland to niu his farm give addresses and papers: Rev. P. J. , ;Jaiaea Cairns is working at his trade fur pirn 'this yeax, Mavety. oFBattle Creek; G.T. Fisher, M*i-ss Nellie Queen and Roy Chand­ of Delton: :Thos. Young, of Prairieville in "Kalamazoo. Mra B*rt McCollum is attending to ler $pent Sunday with their iwrents. and J. W. Lawrince. of Richland. Let Fred Wilson spent a couple of days every one come and make this a great the telephone exchange at(the store of at qls farm lost week. Ctonpbcll Bro*. and enthusiastic Missionary Rally. Supper will !<• -served at the M. parsonage. i*C. F. Brown. Pastor. at reasonable rates. Deeds, nortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. Are you one of the many patrons of the - DOSTER. Foley’s Honey If you are going to build let me figure on your bill of materials. ' hope The thirtl quarterly eyuferece of Delton church will Im held at. Cressey. April, k at <» o'clock. All members of the official; l\»ard are urged to be pres’ea>t. Dr. Callen the pr*»idujg elder will preeide Lumbor, Lath, I Shingles. : oelton. DOWLING. SHULTZ. Jl. n. John Ormsbee Ormabee vi.itM her I Mn>. Lirzle Sbnlu i. in Battle Cnwk Mera. .. । ftcuoywn School honse liwt Saturday •Mm Ur. Ini Rice of Johnstown lut 1 lhi, .tK-ndin* the Holineaa <oaMra Wagner, of Baltimore, is visit- aight the district votM th buy new Wednesday. vention. Ing her brother and wife, Mr. and *»t«. Miss Mary Pilgrim is spending a Mra Geo. McGlocklin. I Tteii rr. ■ , Nina Mosher was in Lake • ■ . Ed Otis and wife were guests of An- wwjIo, vacation with her sister Mra Odewa over Sunday. Mrs. Miimie Polly and j»on Ronald, drew Carpenter Thurmlny. Fay Clemence. ' I of Howard City, vinited J G. Culler J Mr. and Mra. Wm. Tuttle-artTenter-' ' B. M. Jenkins and wife started for and wife last week. George Powell who has been sick twining their grandson of Woodbury. Orangerille last Saturday night, when for tbe past few weeks is able to lie Miss Queen Blackman is on the sick it began to rain, they came to a house The new school shots will linearly out again. list. completed'by the last of this wAek. ere the folks were gone and put up Oat Altman is drawing logs to the Mrs. Pierce who has been spending for the night, spending Sunday with Mrs. Fred Zerbel visited friends in mill. He intends building a new hou.se Hastings over Sunday. tbe Winter north, with her son. re­ Irva Rice. this seawn. turned home Monday. Several from here attended the sugar Our pastor will preach his last ser­ Miss Ethel Robinson is entertaining mon before going to conference at the Pater Adrianson ar.. is quite sick. party and the "Maccahee” quilt, draw­ Bern Bates of Kalamazoo, is visiting ing at Orangeville Saturday evening. a cousin from near Hendershott cor­ church next Sunday at 8 o'clock p. m.. ners. his brother J. Baton. Mra. Sarah Count, of Middleville, la Mra. Mae Rice visited her (Mirents Mrs. Emma Groff returned from visiting her brother here. NORTH JOHNSTOWN. near Lacey last Wednesday. Battle Creek last Tuesday, where she There will be quarterly meeting at All rejoice in the coming'of spring. Mra. Lashell formerly of this place, has been Spending a few weeks. tiie McCallum school house next Satur­ but late uf Kalamazoo, called on old ' Herman Haugh, of Battle Creek, Dr. J. W. Gething, of Battle Creek, day and Sunday. .friends one day last week. • ■ • ’ i is spending his vacation visiting rela­ called on Dr. and Mra Harter Friday. Edna McKibbin returned Sunday What makes our* butter maker look tives and friends in this vicinity. Mra. Halttie Scribner after spending fronts Yankee Springs where shtf has a week with friends in Delton, started been visiting her grandparents Mr. and so pleasant lately! Oh. it’s a little, - Charlie Burg, of Hastings, is visiting daughter, come to stay with him. at Frank McCarty's at* present Mrs. James Potter. Tuesday morning for Ionia, to resume Mr. and Mra Wallace Eaton visited School will begin in the Bristol dis­ her work as deputy for the Maccabees, . School commenced in the McCallum hcri sister Mra Fay Clemence last 4isrict Tuesday. trict next Monday April 3. with Maud where she will stay four weeks. Dur­ Badtrday. • Traut as- teacher. ing her six weeks stay m Detroit she Floyd Chipper spent Sunday- at Nash­ HOPE CENTER. initiated applicants in the order ofMr nnd Mrs Will Henkes visited at ville. Frankie Hairies returned with tho MaccaljeeR This being the great­ ; Mra Ed Gates -who^has l»?cn sick for Roy Rices’ near Bedford last Sunday. est number initiated by any one of the unite a long jieriod .is not improving hitu. C Rishriger has had his house re-' 21 deputies sent out. 1 r. Sheffield, wife and son Harold shingled, J. Haugh of Battle Creek and <>f Nashville, called- on friends in 'CHURCH NEWS Mra Mary-Doster of Hustings and Vet Munger doing the work. Revival meetings will begin nt Cres- Mrs. Florence Wilkinson* went to Ka- Do1 k’liiig Munday. Tbe Cemetery Circle Nd 2, will meet I seyi Wednesday evening. March 29. Ihmaxoo Saturday. 1 r. Reid entertained a brother and at the home of Mr. and Mra. C. S. Bris­ I Tho ]xistnr. G.T. Fisher will.U- assist­ Mra. Imuu- Newton haul a light wit ? from Quimby Saturday night and tol Tuesday afternoon "Apr. 4: everyone• \ ed during thy meetings by a hand of stroke of paralysis but is butter at this S u iday. invied. Crusader*. two yvuug ladies.; An earn­ writing. I J., StanLn will have tiw wall . z . . Karl and Lena Bristol visited their bn It for his|liani this week. est nspiest is made tluit the .< Christian j Mr. and .Mra. John Doster, of Has­ grandmother Mra. Ingram of Nonh people of all denominntioiLs will render ( uts. Rice has sold his niHtchisl tings. have Ixx-n visiting friends and I wing, hist Saturday and Sunday . all the iisftistance they can during the i tea 11. n-lalives in this vicinity. * ipeetings. I have a large stock of Cedar Fence Poets. They are eight feet long and of nice quality. If you need anything in thia line it will pay you to come a long distance and look at them. Full Stock of— Delton, II E CRESSEY. James Brown, of Hinds Comers, was in town last week visiting rela­ tives. Clifton Doolitttle is again at home after nearly a year's sojourn in the west and north. Miss E. J. Mead is in poor health and under the doctors care. Mra Hattie Reynolds of Plainwell, is the guest of relatives. Mra. VanHoutte who has been in poor health for some time, was taken to the Kalamazoo asylum, last week. Mra R. C Gilbert and children re­ turned to their home in Battle Creek Saturday, after a week’s visit with rel­ atives here. Mra Mattie MaguinnV. of Kalama­ zoo. spent several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brown. Mr. and Mra August VanPratt have returned from a vifflt to their native land Holland, Mra Alb Jrt Fisher, of Kalamazoo, made a sho t visit hpme Friday. . CEDAR CREEK. Mra Maier who has been very sick, is slowly improving. Dr. Harter of Del ton attending. t . Mary Robinson, of Hastings ^visit­ ing at Sol Stanton’s this week. Mra. Ed Gates is very sick, but a little better at present. 3ol Stanton from Doud’s Corners, will move to the town of Barry this Tar, MBss Ethel Br,.inard spent Friday evening and Saturday with her teacher Miss jiellie Chandler. Mra Mary Brazee is spending a week at Shultz visiting relatives and friends. Sheep shearing is the order of the day in the fanning profession at pre­ sent. ■ _Mra. VanHout still remains about the same. We realize again ’tin spring. For birds make the air with music spring. ring; Edward Campbell will work for D. Life, warmth and work again are U Mprthland this year, and occupy here. the house vncatesl by Sol Stataton. To fill our hearts with joy and cheer. Mra H. W. Newman is' somewhat tietter, ao much so that her daughters have gone to their several homes.. NORTHEAST RUTLAND A few snow banks on the north side Hemand . Hammond received a of the hills yet fto remind us that we couple of fine collie pups Saturday. We expect to learn of a man making a good have had a winter. John McGum had tlje misfortune to fort uno raising stock now. fall one day last week and hurt himself Allen Matthews will move on John Krouewitter’s farm this week. quite badly. Mr. Manning and another man from Mr. and Mra Kronewitter will retire Dolton were through this town and in­ from busy life and move to Hastings. to Baltimore, looking up the route for Mra Charles Brown was called to the extension of the telephone line tin) city Sunday tn care for her^sori from Delton. the Studebaker Wagon Btands for the qualities tb'.i make wagons desirable. Light-running and easy on tbe team, durable because the lumber is sea­ soned right before being finished. Made to stand up under heavy loads. THE STUDEBAKER WAGON The slowgrowing. fine-grained, tough-fibered black birch from the rocky hills of N®w England is used in the hubs, select white oak is made into spokes and fel­ loes and choice second growth, *butt cut hickory is .used tor the axles; Every other part as carefully selected. The skems, tough and hard, are forced into place on the axles under 100 tons pressure. Studebaker slo0s shoulder spokes Are driven into the hub under the same tremendous pres­ sure. Best and toughest iron and steel strongly reinforces every part where needed. The Studebaker is ’ b built from first-class material down to the minutest detail. The Unapproachable Wagon and we sell it because the name is the best guarantee we can give of its ex­ cellence. We keep them in stock, and if we haven’t the kind you want, in size or style, we can get one for you in the shortest possible time. We shall be glad to talk wagon to you and if you will come in we will give you some interesting reading matter about wagons. Goodyear Brothers, Hastings, Michigan. Arthur who is quite sick. S. J. SheTod of Diicatur and Leet. La grippe coughs yield quickly to the NORTH EAST BARRY. Lawrence. >f Hickory Corners. . have wonderful curative qualities of Foley’s U,.n worki ig the part wek in the in­ The L. A.2S. will bo entertained by Honey and Tar. There is nothing else “just as good.” terest of a retimery to l« built at this Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoffman April fl, fiw dinner. Everyone invited to come place. and bring thimbles to sew carpet rags Fred Viukle Walker, df Kalamazoo, • . visited his brothr-in-lkw C. J. Brown, fur Mrs. Hoffman. ; Miles Fisher will move thia-week in­ Friday and Saturday. to tiie house owned by Jieljwn WillisonMr. Brown who has been very feeble near the school house. all winter is now bettfer. Sol Stanton of Douds corners will Beelore your wall, with Al.fcfcltfcn A letter received from Jacob Dearing move into the house vacated by Mr. —the most beautiful coating ever formerly ot thi. vicinity, fctfcte. be Fisher. t made. All kinds! of£tinU, colors ■old out hi. form in North DfckoU. and AaroO Bunnell. of Hastings, was in and schemes are possible. h„ pnrehMeil • H» fccre farm near this locality over Sunday. Knli.pell. Montan*, for which he paid ALABASTINEfiisrthe^noet sanitary, Mra. Emma Armour is on the sick XlCf.l caah down. Mr Dearing left hygienic and healthful o’f wall cover­ list Barry Connty fcome eight year, ago ings. It is^not put"on'lwitbHrancid Mra. Fred Robinson is convalescing. with a very few dollar, in hi. pocket, pastejnor smellylgluejbirt’is’&pplled H. A. Seibel will move this week on and hl. friend, will l>e glad to hear of with clear, coldjwater. hi* imwperlty. Mr. Dearing liked his farm, .lately purchased of Warner "C Your dealer can send a man who North Dakota very well but changed Messenger. School began Monday inDistrict NJo. will put it on forfyou—or you’canhi. location-hecauee of Montana', bet­ apply it yourself. Be sure and ge» 5. Miss Libbie McCallum teacher. ter climate. _______ Alahastine In the original pack­ Mr. and Mra Charles Kohler enter­ age—properly labeled. -4-lneMlre MU like • poultlcfc. BmI tained their sister, Mra. Fred Horn of thins In tho world for bod«, burofc. I Pomona. Mich., laat week. cricked h|Uid». «•<“'. e,<:- 80,4 b)r R The people of this vicintiy are sad to Ask your dealer, or write for’ L. Heath, the drugglfct. beautiful card of tints and learn of the serious illness of Mrs. Wm. -kee suggestions. Louden and that only those who are It B«l>y I* Cutting Teeth. ALABASTINE YOUR WALLS I caring for her aye allowed to see her. Mra Luther Brown will entertain the W. C. T. U.. Saturday at 2 o’clock. ABOVE EVERYTHING ELSE ALABASTINE COMPANY. ___ Grand Rapids. Mlcb. _ AMBITIOUS PEOPLE If there are 12 ambitious people in Hast­ ings they will do well to read this little ad. I have twelve Scholarships which I will sell at 121-2 per cent discount from regular prices before March 21. These 12 scholarships cover any branch of study you may want. I will be in Hastings during the week of March 13 and will give an exhibit of students’ work at Fred L. Heath <fc Carveth's, the Druggists. During the week I will give away . a prize worth $25.00. Guy C.Longcon^ecTOR �HASTINGS BANNER MARCH, ag. 1905 ANEW STOCK I have just received a NEW STOCK of DRY GOODS NEW STOCK of SHOES NEW STOCK of HEN’S FUR­ NISHINGS. and am better prepared than ever ( to please all patrons. HARSEILLES SUGAR CORN Extra fine, 3 cans ^5 cents. I cordially invite, the public to make my store their headquarters wk He In Coats Grove. Hlgtid-tot Price* for Prodiwv, HEART RrtQLrt COdTS QROVE QENEKrtL STORE. FINE LAKE. । Mr. aud M rs. Alva Huneyaette have gone to house keeping in tneir cosily fitted up home near Minar achool house.' . Mr, and Mra K. H. Broward spent Bunday with the latters mother Mrs. ■ E. Wilson. I Mr. and Mrs. 8, R. Roger* are tependiqg jhe week with Grand Rapids nlntivea; * J. F. Oswald made a busineaa trip to Kalamazoo Monday. “ Frank Sears and family have moved into Lester Warner's tenant house anil will work for same. • Arden Chadderdon will work for N. H. Broward this summer. Eltrie Watson is visiting her parents Mr. and Mra D. Watson. Mr. and Mra Chas. Ford and son Robert apent Sunday with relatives in Cooper. EAST WOODLAND. The M. B. M. will meet at the church on Saturday at 1 p. m. , Rev. C. D. Jarvis will preach nt Kilpatrick church. April 2, at 11 a. m. Memn John Guy and Marion Shores took a buainesN trip to Ionia Tuesday. .31 rs. Ella Hager and J. E. Cole; are jiwt recovering from the measles. " Mi-w Grace Sheldon was the guest of Miss Blanch B.-irae* of Vermontvilleon Ttutsday. . ' Miss Ida Bergman and Max Purchase, of N’ushville,. were Sunday gues.s of Mr. and Mra Julius Hager. Mrs. Eddie Hager and Dora Mohletspent Mrmday with Mrs. H. Towns who is quite ill. Died, at her home in North ; Carlton on Saturday. Mra S. Sprinket, of heart trouble. Funeral on Wednesday. A party of little friends helped Leona Dorman celebrate her aixth birthday on Tuesday. It was of courae a happy occasion. Janice France of Detroit, was the Kost uf E. P. Barnum and family on eaday laat. ' ~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kilpatrick of Beaverton, are visiting their old home and fri.mds in East Woodland this week. Miss Dora and Jack Downing of Nashville,, are spending a week with thoir cimsin Mis* Glenna Hager. Sir. Cherry who has been spending a 'week with R«v. C. D. Jarvis and wife returned to his home in Charlotte on Monday.­ *" Mra. ’134’11 Leo of Imlay.Citv and her brother Elmer Rising of Woodland. Vitdted. E. Lee and wife Tuesday. ' - Married on Wednesdiu* last, by Rev. • C. D. Jarvis, at his residence in East Woodland. Ella Guy Brock to Ora Bennetjt, all uf West Sunfiekl. Mr. and Mra C. K. Meyers who have l<*en sjiendihg the winter irC-ihe went, have returned to their home in Went Sunfield,. Norman Wright of North Dakota and Mark Wrignt uf Kalamazoo, visit­ ed their aunts Mra.' R. Wright ^and Mrs. C. J. Morgan the past week. ~ “7Willmr"Hynes gave a sugar party in his “trash-’ to neighbors and friends on Saturday. It is rejKirted as a very enjoyal>le*smuir, by one who was there. EAST JOHNSTOWN. Some of our farmers took their wool to Bellevue last week. receiving 2tic a pound for it. Mra. Ixittie Bead) is slowly recover­ ing from her recent illness. ’ Will Beach attended caucus. , Geo. Lee was in Lacey on business one day this.week. Mra. Emmet Lee from Battle Creek has been visiting friends in Johnstown.' Warrie VanSycle has bought him a new driving horse. ' Mra. Nettie Fleming and Mra. Min­ nie Smith were at Bedford one day last week. ~ Our school opens Apr. 10, with Mb® Grace Stanton as teacher. "Frank Bullis is able to be out again alter a long illness. ^*Gill Fleming traded horses with Mr. Conklin one day lan week. Mr. Gaskill's baby is sick with chicken pox. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. " The dance at the hall Friday night was fairly well attended. ^Herman Moons is at home at present helping with the farm work. t f “2A number of. the Johnstown lx»ys have the western fever this spring. Among them Berton Bowser and Roy Parker, who started last 'Monday for Portland. Oregon. . Berton han ’ rela­ tives there whom he will visit while there. • Hudson Burroughs and wife visited* the lattera father of South Hastings last Wednesday. ^Hirani Webster is spending a couple of weeks with friends around Kalama­ zoo nnd Galesburg. C. Iden anil wife spent Friday after* noon and evening at Joe Bowser’s, at­ tending the dance later. Grace Bristol is visitixig her sister at Battle Creek. X Wallace Rnshell and family spent Sunday with relative* here. ’ Howard Brevere. of Bedford, is do­ ing pajiering for Mesdames Merrill and Bowser this week. HIGH BANK. Mra N. Latham returned homo Fri­ day after a few days visit with her daughter in Edmore. Tne L. A. 8. at Willard Ickre was well attended. The next one in four weeks is at Mrs. Walter Ickca The High Bank band are planning for an entertainment in the near fu­ ture. Hone they may have success. II. Bechtel has purchased new horse. Mrs. Lucy Edmonds Hicks, of Bed­ ford. is visiting rejative<at this place. MORGAN. Liast Thursday morning the west Ixnujd train struck the end of a log which had railed down to the track, causing some damage to one the coach, which had to be side tracked for re­ pairs. No one hurt. Prohibition caucus Monday 2 p.m., for the purpose of putting in nomina­ tion <a temperance ticket. Mra -Ellen Sparks, son and daughter of Hastings, were the guests trf Bert Sparks* parents at Thornapple List Saturday and Sunday, I . Irast Saturday Elder Gillette and wife. Barber Mead and wife of Barryville.) were called to Mra C. Carr's pine*: as mediators between Mra Carr and Mr. DeLong. We understand a -settlement was consumated. a .'Mrs. Chas. Vandleu had a birhday party last Monday. x . Miss Grace Adkins home for a weeks vacation. Mra Bert Fancher returned home Friday evening last after a few days spent north. 2 J. A. Hyde is now able to be out and has walked as far as Tharnaj>pk> and hack, which is doing well consi­ dering how sick he has been. We understand that Clarence Houghtalin is going to the hospital at Grand Rapids. His going will take a great burden off of his wife. ~ ~ MISTRAL I Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis­ cuit home-made. They will be fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco­ nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer­ cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or, grocery does not compare. Royal is.the greatest of bake-day helps. Weight 1850 lbs Owned by the Hastings Percheron Horse Co., Hastings, Michigan Composed of about 20 of tbe leading. farmers and business men of Hastings and vicinity. Officers. ’ A. F. Sylvester, - Pres. * E. G. Coats, Tress. F. B. Nolllst, - • Sec’y. J. M. Bauer, Mgr. .TERMS. Single Sendee $10. To" Insure $15 j Mistral Can be Found at the Barns of Jas. fl. Bauer on Michigan Ave. AMONG THE CHURCHES Yeckley L A. S. and W. C. T. V. met at Yeckley school house the 24th. Tho old officers were to-elected. We had the pleasure of a visit and inter­ esting report from Mrs. W- A. Lamp­ man. of Hastings. ANNOUNCEMENT. 5.0CIAL EVENTS. CLUB. Japanese Program. The Club Clears $111, From the Lecture Course. Fridiiv was Japanese Day And "Open Meeting." so there was an un­ usually large attendance of visitors. The three nnpera of Miss Roaella Goodyear. Mra. R.K. Grant and Miw Gertrude Smith were all on JapAnrae topics, and very interesting, showing much research and careful preanration. Two pleasing solos were given by Miss Inez McIntyre and Mra Saxe Shackleton. The report of the Lecture Course Committee, which had lieen awaited with great interest was read, and was so surprisingly good that Iw-artv ap­ plause was given. Notwithstanding the courae cost $100.00 more than the $ 11 LOO, which is certainly very flat­ tering and a great credit to the com­ mittee, Mrs. Clement Smith. Miss Rowella Goodyear, and Mrs. Chattie Stauffer. JUSTICE COURTS. John Monahan was brought * before : Justice Riker Friday charged with being drank and disorderly/ He was given his choice of a fine of 35. and costs or 15 davs in jail and he took the latter. John Fry was brought np at the same'time charged with vagrancy. He was given a similar choice and also took the jail sentence. Hastings, flich. of Lewis G. Mullen charged with shott­ ing a neighbor• *H dog. at tho adjourn­ ed hearing Saturday. The dinner given*by Mra H. A. Bur­ Eliza Lqwo ctuae Wore Justice Bish­ lier on the evening uf March 22. in op last Friday and plead guilty to honor of Dr. H. A. Barber's birthday, libel. She paid a fine and costs moved a very Tenjoyabltr^affair.. The amounting to $8155. house was prettily d«x»rattd with wil­ ted plants- and trailing vines. Red carnations were uard in the dining room for n center piece and fawrs. Justice Bishop discharged the case Coyers were laid (pr ten. After enter­ children.fiafc.fmre. No oolites. ing tho dining room, tho doctors quick­ ly found their places at the table .-.nd soon proved themselxES adept in par­ taking of the good things of life, mi they are in raring for the ills of others. Truly they were gtxal to look at as with uleasant smiling fae»«s they dis­ cussed not only tbe dinner but various items of interest pertaining to their chosen nrofertiun. After dinner they adj. ranted to the parlor, when Dr.' Burton railed the attention of the host\ Are now in deuiind for thwe who er]wt to trivel. ‘ h»re a full and to a colonial rocker, pt wrating it to Him in the num*.- of those present. i ' Oiitnuloto complete linn line t.f of.... Although completely surprised.the doc­ tor responded in n • haiipv manner. Some time was given to pleasant‘Inter­ change of thought la-fore they separat­ ed. and as the “Good nights*’• were raid, cxpnseions of delight at the TP-yNnS ’bleb.re rer, ovuve. lent plamntjie.xs «.f the unusual gatla-hng were heard from every one. it being the first time the physicians were ever assembled together In a llxe man- Foley’s Honey ana Tar TRUNKS I runks, Telescopes, Bags, and Suit Cases Rev. Arthur Trott’s Sunday morning topic will 14* “The Love That Makes' Us Sons of God” evening. “Jonah’s. Prayer audi Dtffivery.Evening ser­ vice at 7:80jheNjtfter. Card of Thanks. Next Sunday Evening at the Preshy We wish to extend otir Mocere thanks to the tenan church. Rev. VanAuken will many friends and nehthbors who kindly assist have for his subject ‘‘The Would-be ed us at the death of our defovrd son JohAirF* Ma. „........... Destroyero of tbe Homo and their Methods Exttjeedl ’' WOMAN’S Home Made is recorded with pedigree in the Stud Books oL Prance and America. Black; foaled May 40. 1W»; imported IUU1; bred by M. Valle, commune of St. Hilaire le Llerru. depart­ ment of Sarthe; got by Diogetw dam Liseta (««») by Meroberi (MMlbi 2nd dam Valerie (3MIW) by Leecaut (20636); 3rd dam LaBleue(l77M>) by Favora 1542 (765;) 4th dam Julie, belonging to M. Pierre V olet. ; Diogene (KS») by Gout nrier (4470) out of Dorioe (24710) by Lafayette (1637) Couturrle (4470) by Rom­ ulus (4443) out of Cadette (4460) by Picadora, be­ longing to M. Jnmols— Romulus (4443) bv Sonsonnet, belengiug Co M. Tach eau, out of Reatlque, be­ longing to M. Jaemeele. Merobert <38418) by Rocam bole (5163) out of Margot (13373) by Deeire (HMrt)Rocambole (5168) by Lord ; Byron 3648 (398) out of lireibis (5162) by Pierre.belong-' ing to M. Tdcbeau.—Lord * Byron 3648 (398) by Favora 1542 (765) out of Suxanne by French Monarcn 205 (7311—Favora 1542 (765) by French Monarch 206 (734) out of Marguerite by Favor! —French Monarch 205 ( 734 j : IIderim (5302) out of daugh iter of Vieux-Pierre (88^).— illderim (5802) by. Valentin !(53W) out of Chaton by I Vieux-Pierre (894).—Vaijentln (5301) by Vleux-Chas,lln f7l3) he by Coco (712) I out, of Poule by Sand!.-Vieux Chaalin (713) by Co co (712) oat of Poule by sandi.-Coco (712) by Mig­ ln its account of tbe West Michigan Fair In 1902 the Grand Rapids Democrat said:—“Without doubt the most handsome non (715) out of Pauline by burse in the bhow is Mistral, tho beautiful 3 year old Percheron stallion owned by the Hastings Percheron Horae Co., of Vieux Coco—Mignon (715) Hastings, Mich. Mistral weighs 1850 pounds but he handles himself with as much ease and grace as would be expected of a by Jean le-Blanc (739).— racer a thousand pounds lighter. He out classed his competitors to such an extent that the Judges readily awarded him l^eaut (30636). by Saint Martin (6755) out of Berflrat prixe.” thine (6120) by Comet (719) Tookfirat prize at West Michigan State Fair Id 1903. Has ALWAYS won flrat premium wherever shown. __________________________ Was one of the Eight horses taken to the State Agricultural College at tbe expense of tbe State, whore 75 Professors aud students gave him V7|*i0 points, the highest given to any shown, and pronounced the most perfect specimen of horse flesh they oyer saw. y ' Annual election of officers of Baptist missionary Society Tnemiay April 4 at 2:30 p. m. Will meet with Mra. I. L. Cressey. L, A S. meeting Wednesday NORTH PRAIRIEVILLE. at Mra. John Michael s. Election of * Marion Rune and wife have moved officers. their household goods from the, place Sunday uairning subject at U. B. owned by L. Williams, to Mrs. John­ son’s farm. . church '•The Mind of jhe Master”, Bom. to Mr. mid Mra. TBlaine*Ray evening. '’Tli» candle worth the burn­ Thursday Mar. hi. a sun. , ‘ Alidount Nve has sold his^fanri’to ing.” Sunday school Mdiolara'an; re­ Fred VmiLuke who expects- to take quests! to inbet, at thii chbreh at 3 possession aliout Apr. W.i * o'clock. ■ ■ Mr.1 and 'Mrs. Burdette Babcock have Epworth .league meeting Sunday just returned from Lake City -where thej- liava lieen 'Visiting tho formers evening. I»juler E. F. Botnm. Topic, unde Ed IlaV. ' The making of h Christian—His Food. News has i>een very scarce in this !>.>d^ue meets at 0:R0 hereafter. a Vicinity of Me. Chas, btorrmade a business trip to Kalamazoo Saturday. • Mra. A. B. Francisco expects to have a sale in the near future. Maurice and Millard-Johnson are home from -school. Mra.! Irvin Garett is improving in health .and also her mother Mrs. aeesing.^_ HISTRAL 44936 27368 I ,.T DOOR ,o|m< „„ p Q POUR QOUI PAS Jr. Hartings Markets. Hastings Markets are corrected every Wednesday morning and can be relied upon as correct at that date. Conected-Wednesday, Mar. 29 1905. w. H. MYERS & SON, JEFFERSON BT. ! ’r'*t p"T'>eron, who won more Cret nrlre. In Slh' Old country than >ny other hone known 1-our Joi^plS ■ PRODUCE. .IiuU«t-t«e-dto per lb. Hooey Oark.- iOe; whlte.-Hc /Vegktabeer. FRUITS. ETC. PoUlos^-20c per bu. Cabbar*—wc-me per dw. MEATS. MAGNAT II. H.'?.n.°b^hd on'hi* US? Heef. lire weight—So—<c —Ior“« Hop, allr<A-S4.iw-»a.O0. Sheep—so—*c. .’ hom* W|" ‘™1 ta mu. the poultbt; hides and wool. CMekens. alive—9c—joc CMckena. dreaMd-tic-lse Chleks-KSc Beef H;do»-7>wc^ Hors* Hlde*-r!.t» । u.fto. Calf SklM-»e Tallow—sH—4cJ. L Wilkins is‘calling on Hastings Bheep Pella, estimated waah wool—Me per lb, friends this week. OILAIN. »«• 5 Mrs. Cope who has been visiting her SSSw,”'1 *“** daughter, Mra J. A. Allen, returned Cora—2So—3Oo In ear: soc ahelled. __ to her home, dare, on Monday. 'Orin Rockwell, who’haa been in Lin-4 Wood-wrft, 81.75; mixed, tj.oo; hart43 so ' HAY AND 8TRAW. denville, N. Y., for tho past four years No. 1 Ttmothy-ffXfc . 5O.-.-T motby-fg.00 Hay-* OS-|MO north of the-city. V 7. 8c*d-«La Timothy »?r ’>* '“*• P t "K,wlth t»regular, or breeding Uw« «» for tbl 'O™ knowln, them to with T to «nne other bone after brewdlmriA .m! abo.e ln.uren«™it",. r- S. CLAPPER, Dowlin* . Mich.. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-04-06.pdf b9654b0b9baa3719e7f94cae935f1f99 PDF Text Text BANNER HASTINGS THE FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 49 HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1905. 00127455 PHYSICAL CULTURE P ELECT THE CANDIDATES THEIR CITY TICKET CITIZENS CONTROL ON COUNCIL Electing Three of the Four Aldermen, Alakes New Council Six Citizen* to Two Democrats. S,xsm,th. of Grand Rap­ id*. ha* Orgaaized a Claw In This OUR JJMIttSt SISTERS City. INTERESTING PAPER READ BE­ Wm. Sixsmith. of Grand Rap­ ids, has organized a clam in Phvsieal Culture in this city, giving lemons to gentleman every other evening of the week days, and in the afternoons of those days u> the Prof, sixsmith, or “Jimmie Murphy” as Lb whs formerly known in the roped are­ na, is a splendid specimen of phnneal developeuwnt. and to his experience jn physical culture has aildcd a course in a medical college, which especially fito Him for his work as director of physical culture. He ha* been very successful in his work in the east, where he has spdtit most of hi* time fyr the past few years. Ho has evolved a system of exorcfees without the use of any' gymnastic appfratus, whatever, and which will cire many bodily defects if given proper attention. FORE THE WOMAN’S CLUB BY MISS GERTRUDE SMITH THE HOME LIFE OF THE JAPANESE It was a democratic day anyway. It And Much About the Little Brown rained and that made people in a Children'Told in a Very Eatern gloomy mood, and of course "they voted talnlng Manner. accordingly. Then the arraagemont of the ballots on. the machines gave the Although you will all agree with me democratic city ticket a big advant­ that this pajier is long enough, yet I feel age. In not a single ward did the vote, there are many things lacking in it on aby single office foot up to the total Wbtvi I came to write it I found it was voU?. the shurtage reaching for the such a large subject that I must either city fully 80 vutea. This ojierated sketchily cover the whole tiling as best against the republican state ticket and I could, or I must take some few asthe Citizens city ticket. Vnder the 1«cta and make them as clear to your circumstanoee tiie Citizens ticket fared minds aa puasible. I chose the Utter very well, and with the Mayor, the way, and have tried to picture to you Citizens will control the neat council,* the lifo of an ordinary Japanese wo­ having six of the eight alderinen. The man from liabyhood to old age. She is result on aiderman in the 4th wa^d i* neither of the noble nor of tbe peasant very gratifying, and about the only class. Neither is she a product of changing customs an<1 ideas of tbe consolation the Citizens gee this year. The democrat* will control the Board WE BELIEVE IT SHOULD BE CON­ present time. The evolution of ?voman of Review, a* they elect both supervis­ in Japan is becoming a rapid process TINUED IN FUTURE ELECTIONS, and also, in a measure a jiainful one. ors and Thon. Sullivan as a member of as iC is ever the lot of those who bring that body. Following is the vote in change and znew ideas, to lie themNO REASON FOR detail: selvfjs the sufferers, during the transi­ RECORDER DISCOURAGEMENT tion-period. The old conventions will Hama Citizen.........'................................ 4ttr> be a* iron bands around the foreheads of Patton, democrat................... j.............. 469 No Doubt The Movement Is Favored the new women of Japan, Irat the day . Patton's majority 4 TREASURER by The Majority of Our Citizen*. is surely coming i^hen these bands Benedict,' Citizens................... shall be burst asunder, and they shall .470 The Citizens movement in our judge­ Tiunan, democrat................... | .470 work in the light of changed ideas and ment, should be continued. The new ' No majority. ideals that actuate the new Japan. method of voting lost the Citizens’ JUSTICE I am greatly indebted for the facts candidate for clerk, treasurer, justice, Batea democrat.J...| in my paper to Miss Bacon’s book Riker,- Citizen......................... ..L.456 supeA'hor of 24 and 3d wards, and the ' ’ Javanese Women and Girls” and I memlxir of school board in the 2d xvLrd. Bates’ majority 14 wish you all might read .that Ixxik BOARD of REVIEW It was a hard proposition to go agnjnst, Sullivan, democrat................. I_______ 519 the voting machinesywith a democra­ where many phases of my subject ardealt with’ that I have not been able Brown. Citizens.;.... . ......... ............ . .415 tic city ticket under its state tjeket Sullivan’s majority 104 and a Citizen* non-pertijum ticket rin- j• oven to mention. SUPERVISOR In- studying the characteristics of der no state ticket, and tucked off on | who txdong to ji race so entire1st and 4th Maus, demcpyratl............. 820 one far corner of the nuuhinv. f But I, wonjen t. Kurtz. Citizens................ .....L.....j. .201 I ly different from oirre. one meets a fvrfthis. there wojild have liern btxt one Matts* majority 119 ipecmiar situation. A biibit 01 thought ward, the first, carried by the denu." ' . SCPERVKOR I lias certain fundamental foundation 2d' and 3d AN>ey, democrat .1..... 1.. 226 cruts. and but two aandjdaiea o rr t.lG'ir , Our vi-ws of life, our fixed idea* and Osburn. Citizens.^..'.............. . ““ city ticket would have l.xs n dpCUM?* oY-ituons <>f things, have their begin­ ...213 Abbey's maj< 18 Next year there will be no state tic­ ning long ago. and the years of looking FIRST WARD pFFI(} kets in the-field. We lielidvc the issue at things from our rthadpoint* instead Hilton, democrat alderinah............... 102 lw*twaen paijyistn and niMi-pttrtisanTobiits, Citizen*, ahioruian...... 4.. .«2 ship in city affairs can then be square­ of broadvuing vision has in a way uhcdnsciotndy narrowed it. Tim are Hilton’s majority 20 ly drawls If partyism is the choice race® distinguished ]>efhupa more than Reed, democrat, constable................... KM of the majority, they- should have it; in aiiy other way, by the difference Jn Keech, Citizens, constable. |............. 78 bu.t we believe the . resnlt^ would not their.process of thinking. A difference, Reed's majority 31 have favored that side but for the new so vital and fundumenta! that one race SECOND WARD OFFICERS 116 and unfamiliar method of voting; Sherwood. Citizen. *ddennan. can never jierfectiy understand or judge We cheerfully accept the results of of .another race. Thus it is when we 111 Bishop, democrat; alderman..._________ Sherwood's majority 5 Monday“s contest. The power priced study'* people like tbe Japanese. As Rickie, democrat;constable.I ........ 121 in the hands pf the democrats of this Kelley, Citizens Constable.. 1............. 108 city can be uhsI to the city’s g<iod or far as the east is. from the west arc th-y different from us; and probably Rickie’s mapoyity 13 Harnhbergvr.demix.*rat-.schouj I-oard 121 to its harm. We cannot see why they always will' lie. The Japanese may should feel di|q>OM*i to use it against acquire, may adopt Western - civiliza­ Weissert.Citizx-ns, school board........ 105 Uaribberger’s mAjority 16 the interests |of the city where they tion, they may become Christianized?' THIRD WARD OFFICERS live. We hope they, may use it to the they may and will doubtless become city's good. Weisscrt-.-jCitizen*. alderman 1............. '! entirely different from what they are Six of tl^ eight aidermen and the now: but they will never be like Angte Yreer,democrats alderman-.................. • . r.!_crt y«ji*sert’c ’s majority 10 Mayor were elected on the Citizens Saxons. Tile thousand years of Bud­ 108 ticket. These can carry out therCUi- dhism. the hundreds of years of Shinto­ ’ Brown .democrat, i constable. Wait. Citizen*, constable... i •aaens plans for city improvements. Thon ism, mingled with Confuscinnism. the Brown’s majority 9 the voters of ’ Hastings will be in a whole attitude of tlie old Eastern world Hayes, democrat.school boartl...... 1 hotter position to judge. civilizations will always leave their Sheldon. Citizens, school iKiqrd...... Our columns will l» ©pen for others impress on them, and their inftuenoe.Hayes’ majority 49 tb presen their views whether for or the good and the liaii will always- be a FOURTH WARD OFFICERS iw i^ainst cont inning the Citizen* move­ part of thei r fundamental characterisBrooks, Citizen, alderman.. Hicks, democrat, i alderman................ I 156 ment. ' ti(«. . . Bruuks* xn.ijbnty 24 Continued ou page three. Hgvens.Citizens. constable 181 ELLIS E. FAULKNER Slgttoiy,democrat, constabe........ 147 A HUSTLING FIRM Havens' majority 84 There was no. doubt much feeling The Delton Druggist Is Making a Rustle for Trade—and Getting It. against the voting macliinea by ninny Aldrich Bros., of Delton, Have an of the voters, but; the majority found Important Announcement in Ellis Faulkner, the enterprising it a convenient method of voting and druggist of Delton, is making a lively This Issue. the proposition to buy the; machines hid for the drug and wall paper trade On page 11 in thia issue will carried the city hry 24 majority. When in his section of the country. Mr. found an adv. for Aldrich Bros., the the people understand using them, Faulkner is an experienced druggist hustling hardware and implement deal­ thgy will lie glad^ they vote?! jo buy and qirrie* a fine stock of geods, giv­ ers <if Delton, tliat will be of especial . them. Wo Lope |tho city council will ing especial 'attention to the com­ interest to the farmersof Southwestern conduct a vigorous voting | *chool be­ pounding of prescriptions. He also car­ Barry- The finn an fore another election, so that Bower ■; new a fine stock of wall paper, embrac­ putgtion for fair :uid square dealing mistakes and lest* trouble inay • arise ing all tl» very Intort shadea. cdlora and carries a stock second to none in from their n*e. « and designs and is able to quote prices gize and variety. Baying in car loud This election gives much power into that will be very attractive to pro­ lota laying cash for what they-get and the hands of the democrat* of this city. spective, purchasers. Mr. Faulkner is cheap operating, expenses, enable Al­ ’The we they make of it will be of vital a young man, a hustler, and enjoys drich Bros, to quote pricea that are cuincern to the future of Hastings. th<4 confidence and. respect of Ml who very attractive. This firm’s [business know him. By laying strict attention the past year was thezbert it. ever had, •INCREASED POSTOFFIC RECEIPTS to his burtnem and studying tins wants and this year promises to be a rocordThu haw r-'v«-a of the people, he is enjoying a con­ broakir. Aldrich Bros. adv. will lie a yKBTiJunent feature in the BANNER the *11,000 mark tor the year closing stantly increasing business. and it will pay onr reader* to read April 1st The receipt" by quarters wlurt they have to say from week to COIN S THURSDAY NIGHT are as follows: THE (IIIZENS MOVEMEHI 2d 8d 4th 1st quarter HMM-*ffiO3 quarter 1904— 2488 quarter 1 *.♦<> 1— 8127 quarter 1905— 8078 67 411, til 54 Total 211.291 81 For a like period the preceding year the receipts were 810,499.82. There was an ihcreaae for pvery quarter. AUCTION SALE. Barry Lodge K. of P. Will Have a Special Meeting That Night In Honor of Grand OfficersCards are out announcing a special meeting of Bafry Lodge No. 18. K. of P. Thursday night, April 6, at at 7:80 .p. m. This meeting will be 1i."fJ’on°r of Grand Chancellor William E. Hampton, of Charlevoix, and other Grand Lodge officers. There will be work in first and second ranks. After the lodge sdjonrn* there wiU bo Because he is no lunger able to look after his fann. Jwao Erb whose farm is on Sec. 2, Baltimore, Vill have an auction sale sale on on Turaday Tuesday April auction April 11, u. at hl 10 w t a. m.. wb«> b. will di.p«. .of « large lol of live Mock, farm iuir.lemrata and . »OT>« ■P*>*■ welcome grain. W. H. Oom* will *1 a. anc- ; Kn.gbtean,marri a beany ■ tioneer. end a good umr. TOOK NIGHT LEAVE THE PEOPLE’S MARKET Ha* Added a Fine, Large Cooler and Is Now Prepared to Give Patron* the Best of Service. Mr. M. J. Weaver, who recently purchased the meat market, comer of Court and Jefferson streets, has thoroughly overhauled and remodeled the place. The market has been new­ ly painted and papered) and new fur­ nishings purchased throughout. Best of all he lias purchased one of Orr & Lockett’s drop pan coolers, manufact­ ured in Chicago. This will permit Mr. Weaver to let hi* meats hang and cure' -before they are sold, thereby guaranteeing customers greater immu­ nity from tough, unwholesome steaks. Mr. Weaver proposes to run a strictly first -clam, Ujt-to-date market and will­ keep the choicest cuts. He. especially solicits telephone orders, which will be riven prompt attention, and deliver­ ed <o all parts of the city. WRIGHT BROS. BUY NEW BUSINESS ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR THE tlKDffll RESULTS I . FINE NEW RESIDENCES ■ MICHIGAN ELECTS REPUBLICAN Dr. Charles Rauell and Dr. J. C. Lampman Will BnUd Then, Thia JUSTICES AND REGENTS BY Dr. Charles Russell has purchased a lot of Mra Juilus Russell just west of jjer residence and fronting on Center St, BARRY COUNTY RE­ and has let to William Peck the con­ . PUBLICAN BY 500 tract for a fine new home. Dr. J. CL Lampman will soon begin the construction of a fine I kiuso on his Supervisor* Stand Ten Republican* lot just east of the Baptist church. It to Eight Democrat*. Judge Smith will be very complete in aU its details. - Ha* 1200* Plurality. Cement will bo the material used, and The battle of ballots has been fought the residence will have a alate roof. and the results can now be surveyed. WON FAME BV FINE PICTURE. Michigan electa the republican state 100,000 MAJORITY ticket by 100,'000 majority. Barry county contributes 500 of that margin. Judge Clement Smith has carried Barry county by not less than 1200, and Ea­ ton by 2,500 which is a tplpndid per­ sonal tribute. Tho lioard of supervisors stands ten republicans to eight democrats. The rejuiblicans lose supervisors in this city, Rutland, Hope and Y'anhee Springs. The result in detail i* as follows: Purchase the Manufacturing Business Assyria—Entire republican ticket Of P. Shultz A Co. Will Enlarge elected by from 35 to 60. Leander the Business, Reams supervisor. Wright Bros, have purchased the very Baltimore—Entire republican town­ successful manufacturing ■ ihisineas of ship ticket elected by 1U to 25 majori­ P. Shultz & Co., have taken possesion ty, except? Albert William* supervisor. and Mr. Walter? Wright is now in Barry—Entire republican ticket charge. This does not mean any change elected by 40 to 50 majority, Albert in their mercantile bnsinea*. on the con­ Ijiiwrencc supervisor. trary it is calculated that the new en­ Carlton—Entire‘democratic town tic­ terprise will operate to the great ad­ ket elected, majorities ranging from 22 vantage of their large and growing to 45. David Williams supervisor. trade from the double stores. They will add new machines and other lines .Castleton—This town comes down than those heretofore made at ’this the pike in good order, the whole re-1 factory, and propose to make the busi­ publican ticket winning by majorities of 18 to 150. Bert Smith supervisor. ness expand in every way. Haatings. township— Republican* This business which was founded by Mrs. Paulino .McOmbcr. nee Pauline surprise even themselves by the com­ pleteness of their victoiy, electing Shnltz, lias Ixx-n wonderfully success­ ful, and will remain a monument to. every Candidate ^by ‘22 to 45, Henry her enterprise, and her business and Chanilieriain supervisor. . executive ability. The mine r.iune . Hope—-The republicans lust* supervi­ will be coninued, and so there will be sor. Lewis Hine democrat,; being elect-; perpetuated the name* of the one who •si by 6. The .balance of th« rupubli-j hy her skill, pluck and energy has won ran ticket is elected by 4O;to 50_inajorT1 J ■ j . a splendid sufoeww.. Mrs. McOmlier was ity. dusirpua of disposing of .the business Irving—All republican by 50 to 80, tucause her health had lx*en impaired Ed Johnson sntoervisor. by her ckme application to it. • Johnstown—0nly one ticket, repub­ lican. in the field and only 41 votes polhd, Geo. Miller supervisor. LEG BADLY BRUISED Maple Grove—All democratic, John Leo Smith Mad his Left Leg Caught Hinckley supervisor. . Orangeville - AH republican by good Between a Couple of Log* and majoritim. A. C. Nevin* supervisor. Badly Smashed.. Prairieville—Entire republican tick­ While working in the null yard near the C. K. &..S. depot Friday forenoon. et elected by’15 to 25 majority, Roy Thorpe supervisor. Leo Smith luul his leg caught between Rutland— Democrats i^lect Anson a couple of fogs and badly bruised. While handling a log it swung around Boye* by 34. Ib-publicaii? elect clerk, ami caught his left leg against another treasurer and justice. Balance demo­ ' •_ 1 ! one. It was at first thought that the cratic. leg was broken, but on examination Thornapple—RepulHicaris • successful Dr. L/Ary found that there were no electing Aaron Sherk, sujrn-ihor by 9|i fractures, but one of the muscles and and every candidate on tii-irtieket by a blood vessel were ruptured. At last good majorities. • ’ reports he wax getting along nicely. Woodland—Whole repUbliiviu tick­ et. except highway • cduumsnioner, NO MORE SCARLEI FEVER elected by good majorities -John Hynes riaperrixor. ’ Disease Thoroughly Stamped out By Yankee Springs—John Youngs, dem­ Prompt Action of City Authorities. ocrat. elected supervisor by three ma­ Another Haatings boy has won fame this time in the art of photrography At the. meeting of ths Ohio—Michi­ gan Photographer a Association held in Toledo last week. Mr. Will Newton, of Oberlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Newton, of this city, wm given .the highest award on the picture he offer­ ed in the competition entitled “The Village Blacksmith. ” FATAL ACCIDENT TO • WOODLAND FARMER Daniel Baitinger, While Trimming an Apple Tree, Fail* and Breaks His . Daniel Baitinger, aged 42, and liv­ ing on his father’s farm in Woodland, fell from an apple tree ho was trim­ ming Thursday and broke his neck. Strange 4o say he lived until Saturday. It seems he was reaching up, and either to brace himself* or to save- a faB grabbed hold of a limb he thought wj» sound but which was dead, and the limb quickly breaking he fed back- ’ wards to the ground, striking on. his head and shoulder, breaking his neck. He was carried to the house and Drs. / McIntyre and Kilpatrick, of Woodland, promptly snmnionwl, tart gave no hope.' Then Dr. Smith, of Grand Rapids. w;is summoned. He was completely paralyzed below th*.* neck. Hu could speak a little. All tliat could be done was done, but to no avail, and he died' Saturday. He left h wife and three children to mourn his loss. Hi* father, mother and two sisters survive him also. The bereaved ones have thtf sympathy of a large circle of friends in their affliction. MRS. HARRIET HARRIS OF THIS CITY, DIED FRIDAY OF PAR­ ALYSIS. Mrs. Harriet Harris died Friday at the home of her son, Seymour Harrin, • in the first ward, of paralysis, aged 76 years. 4 mo®., 19 days. . Deceased was born in Genesee county. New York. Oct. 12. 1828. In 1845 she was united in marriage to Alfred Harris in Dumfries. Canada, .where they.lived until 1861. when they moved to this County, settling in Rut­ land township. To them one son. monr. >yiw bom, and who' survive® her. her husband dying in 1886. In 1898 she went to live with her son, iukl made her home with him?" to tijo time of her death. The fnnend was" held Stu___iy_ aftei . noon at two o'clock * from the home dt jority. Balance of ticket repnbli can her son. Rev. Trott, pastor of tiie M. by good majorities. E. church, officiating. The remains were laid at rest in Rutland cemetery. THE CITIZEN’S MEETING We mentioned the case of scarlet fever in the second ward in one ofonr recent issues. Min Newton who had the disease was last week dis­ charged as cored by City Physician BnrThe Citzens mass meeting was held, ton. and there haw been no new cases. in Reed's opera house Saturday even­ We are pleased that the disease has ing, was largely attended for aJSaturday been ilioroughly stamped out. night gathering. Luke Waters. Chair­ nun: of the -Citizens ’Committee, pre­ sided. The Chairman^ Lee Pryor. DEATH pF MRS. EARL BROWN. Mayor Heath, C. H. Thomas. Rev. 'fhe manyfnends in this city of Mrs. VnnAuken. Judge Smith and M. L. Earl Brown/ will be i»ainod to leant o Cook made short addresse* which were her death from heart failure which well received. Afterwards coffee and •secured in Kalamazoo Saturday after­ sandwiches were paxsed. All had a noon. She was past her - 73th yiiir. good time. Such gatherings certainly The iKxly wuh brought to this city fend to promote a better spirit and Tuesday and interred in Riverside. greater interest in city a^airs. For several years Mr. and hire. Brawn were residents of this city. She wmh a FRACTURED BOTH BONES. kind neighbor and a good woman. While loading a high spirited . colt She is survived hy her husband and two children, Homer of Kalamazoo Sunday, Willis Baine, who lives on the and Miss Genie Brown, of Chicago. Cantor road in Hastings township, was The sorrowing ones have the sympathy jerked violently to the grtmnd. He threw out his right hand to save his of their many friend*. fall with tbe reault that both lx>yee of the forearm were broken. Dr. C. H. Burton .was summoned and reduced tbe fracture. Last week we recorded the accident to Mr. Baine’s mother' who fell and fractured an arm. | Notice to Subscribers | Tejjeler the Tailpr Depart* Between J Subscribers are requested to 4- look at the figures on the label of ♦ Two Day*, Several Creditors I their paper, and if they are not j Are Left. correct, notify the office. In hand- T ling so many names, errors some- f H- F. Tegler, the tailor, left for parts times ooeur. If paper is not re- ♦ unknown some time between Wednes­ ceived promptly, or there 1* any 1 the matter at once. day evening and Thursday morning. + cause for complaint, send a postal ♦ He is also .said to have taken his to the office that we may adjust ♦ stock of clothes on which there was a chattel mortgage. He left. several iug address, always mourning creditors. He is a good dress as well as new. workman when' sober, but liquor is *♦»♦♦♦> said to have proved his undoing. E ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of letters remaining uncalled for in this office for the week ending April A 1005. . Mrs. S. J. Bronson, Miss Gladys Ervin, Miss Edith Smith. Miss Mary 8. Smith Miss Rena Prindle, Ann E. Haight,Chas. 'Bowers, Milo Andrews. Wm. Pancreft, Sana Deerihg. F. Q Kellsy, Gen. Wm. G. LeDnc. Geo. Stewart. O. W. Bteulle ; Burton F. Nichols. THE GRANGE STAR GRANGE. The next meeting of the grange will bo held Saturday evening Apr.’ 15! Tlie following is the program: Music*by the grange. Recitation, Don Biivin. Question, “-What Are the duties ami privileges of a boy on the farm’, ; Runs Burton. Recitation, Carrie Patten. Topic, “Hints for..exhibits at the fair", M. H. Burton. Question. “What are some of the homo methods of preparations sorts for dinner meals?*’, Mrs.___ , t a. Bike There was a gtwd attendance at the last meeting and the lecture hour was obrerved. , GLASS CREEK GRANGE. Program for the Glass Ceork. Grange Apr. 15. What are the principal points of good butter making on the farm, Mary Newland and Libbio DougRecitation, Delia Jenkins. Vocal music. Zera Newland. Selection, Lena Otis. . Reading. to get different mem­ bers to aid in the program. Mattie Havens. . ' What should be the relation of the Pomona, to the subordinate grange in ita jurisdiction. C. Ar Newland. Song, Ed Otis. Singing by the grange. Minnie Gorham Lecturer. �•n- thinking of putting up , boUM.bjn>.or„iherbu|ldiuss would like to figure with you. HASTINGS BANNER APRIL 6, 1905, 2 material clique that free wool means astings anner free woolen doth, and free hide# for shoes. Protection is not a one-sided Published every Wednesday afternoon at affair as some alleged Protectionists Haatlnrs. Michigan. . seem to think. —San Francisco ‘ ‘Chron­ THE MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT, G icle.’! A. R. ASKS FOR THEM ON GIVEN COOK BROS. Editors. H j . B COMPETITIVE ESSAYS I Lace and Mull Curtains tte TOPICS. Judging from the fact that Cuba is buyiijg more and more in the United State* each year, it would seem that CONDITIONS OF COM■uSatwcrlptlon by Mall, Poat-PaM. her people appreciate what this coun­ ONE YEAR............................................. PETION STATED * try has done in her behalf. Qur exBIX MONTHS ...................................... . THERE MONTHS...... ........................... portsito Cuba in 1903 were $22,000,000 In 1»<»4 they increased to over $80,000,­ We Hope Many Barry County Schol­ W ‘ Entered at the pajdoffioe at Hartings. Mlchlars May Prepare Assays on 000. , w gaa. as second class matters the Topics. John D. Rockefeller offered to give advertising: rates. © The commendable zeal and prompt­ Display adverlit.ng. rates furufsb-d on appli­ $100,000 to the Congregational Church news displayed here-to-fore in prepar­ cation. missionary society. The proposition to ing ess-ys on patriotic subjects, en­ have that church accept funds from ; among Brwrttlwi. ll%c s ttna: elwcourages this Department to believe him has raised such a storm of pro­ that a still larger number of pupils will test that it may be the offer will bo de­ welcome any opportunity to compete clined. . for prizes this year. It has been deem­ V ed advisable to classify grades, in the ft prlnted tree mb uews matter. The history of economic conditions alignment of topics, as follows, viz: writer •« name and port office address. in the United States during the last 7th and ttth grades—Topic: Ulysses S. score years will show that tariff dis­ Grant, JOB PRINTING. turbance has wrought mischief in the 9th and l0t)i Grades—Topic --Thomas The Hi N.x ra has one of the bert equipped jb offices In Western Michigan, and la prepared industrial world and done great injury Jefferson and his influence upon the o do every kind at book and Job printing. to commercial and trade interests American people. We also have a fine line of PURITAN DOWN PILLOWS, odorless and wargenerally. 11th and 12th Grades—Topic: What ranted not to pack. in your opinion, was the decisive T President Cassatt of the Pennyslvania railroad system, which includes Michi­ ' At last the Czar of Russia seems to event in favor of the union cause dur­ 20 in. PILLOWS at 35c 18 in. PILLOWS at 25c gan’s GYand Rapids & Indiana road, realise that he is licked by the “little ing the Civil war; state your reasons. 24 in. PILLOWS at 50c 22 in. PILLOWS at 40c MSB. must be plainly written with has expressed himself as favorable to brown men." All the rest of the world intelligent railroad legislation and has known it for some time. It is jxm or typewriter, on one side of pa­ evidently is inclined to admit that the probable that negotiations for peace per—letter size’ preferred—and .mail­ ed flat, not folded or rolled, to Winfield ft system of relating which some rail- are already well under way. A Spring Line of BANNER PATTERNS in Stock; Call and get a Faeliion Sheet. • S. Sly. 217 north Pine street, Lansing. $ n>ads have practised is a power for enjury to thus-' against whom it may bo ' We must no^ forget that -the United Michigan, Special Aide for Patriotic Instruction in Public Schools. directed which ran not longer I* enEssays are not to exceed -W00 words, (lured. Taking it for granted that I Stauwlhaa a hard competitor in Argen­ Mime legislation of a1 new and advanced tina fjr farm products. Her agricul­ and must he sent to the Special Aide character must be entered npon, pre­ tural qirea is 250.000,000 acres. She him not later than May 15. 11)05. -Those de­ sent conditions and circumstances mAny more million of sheep and half siring to retain the mutter contained in their should keep .copies of . seem'«p^ciiilly fortunate. President as maay cattle as this country. the same, as the department reserves Roosevelt is not a demagogue and will The j World’s Coal production for the right to make such use of them as be as desirous of preserving to the hiil-1 nuuL their proper rights and legitimate 1903 uuis'h«4 millions of tons, of which may be deemed best. Designate your MS. by a fictitious freedom as to prevent the assumption the United States pnxluced 810 mil­ -of impiwjier privileges and the dispen­ lions of tons, leading 'every other name and write that and your real name in full, with your grade, name of sation of" illegitimate ’ favors. -It is countrjf in the world. ■ more tXtui pro!mble that the legislation school, and age upon separate slip, projx>Mil will be helpfnl to the rail­ The tropical products impirtwl into . enclosing it with your MS. together roads themselves. and it is quite cer­ the United States reached 071.943 with a certificate from your principal tain it will give to the great ma.* of last year. Of this sum. •$.'»?. ink).IM*) is or teacher, confirming the same, and railroad shippers the equal and fair rniwid in tropical islands owned by this your jwrsonal authorship of the MBS. submitted. chance in business competition which country. A competent committee will be stf. they have-not possessed in the past. If th» sun were hollow it would hold hvtod to pass upon the merits of the 300.(kN)!globeB the size of onr own. In JfsS. and declare th names entitled to The enrollment of students at the other words, we are just a fly speck on awards which will be aa follows, viz: Western Normal is' steadily increasing. the face of old Sol. First Prize Gold Medals. Over 250 students will linve registered Second Prize—Silver Medals. by'thepnd.of the first year. A total Third Prize—Bronze Medals. FAKE ADVERTISING SCHEMES Mtttandaftgo of 51X) students is now -The -Superintendfint of Public In­ looked for during the second year. struction, Hon. Patrick Kelly, will is­ Not Worth While to Spend Any MonSixty-seven towns, villages' and cities sue diplomas of hpnuriible mention to •ey:On Any of These. of. Western Michigan are represented ' The Bu\?«NER received a letter from the authors of the ten - next best in in the student cqnsituency of the a man an another city saying ho xyould each classification. school. The bill recently introduced by. beiherejMxm with an almasutc adverti­ County. Superintendents and princi­ Representative Hudson providing an sing scheme, and requesting a bid*on pals of sch<x»ls are esixt-ially requested appropriation of $10.000 for current ex­ the printing. There are three news­ to bring this contest to the attention penses during the six months period papers in Hastings which will Pertain- of their attustants and pupils. More extending from January 1 to June 30 lyjaverqge well with those in other circulars will be furnished if called has been enacted into a law. A jwr- cities. We believe whatever money for. George H. Hopkins, tion of the funds thus made available can be wisely invested in advertising Department Commander. is being expended in the purchase of in this field can most wisely be exFayette Wyckoff. books, science apparatus and other jiended through the local papers. This Asst. Adjutant General. items of equipment to aet*ve the daily alamanar scheme is probably no better needs of; the school?. and no worse than many others That NORTH MAPLE GROVE. bob. up now and then. We hope if thei Mrs. Darrow of Charlotte, visited According to what he claimed to be alamanac or other fake advertising. her daughter Mrs. Abe Cazier a few Veil coined and digested figures pre­ schemer shows up, he will bo invited davs last week. Mrs. J. B. Mills of Hastings, was the sented hy the Rev-. O. R. Jonkes, in a to go to ihe next town. guest of her son A. E. Milts Sunday. sermon recently in the .Advent Christ­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler were at ian church-at Chicago. “fJO.OOO drunk­ Batttie Creek the latter part of last LEFT HAND CUT. week. ards die in -our country every year. School Iwgan in the Branch district Ray Qnigley had his left hand bad­ Since the first grave was dug over 17, last Monday after a three, weeks vaca­ 000,000.000 have -perished through1 ly cut last Friday while working on a tion. * . Only National Bank in Barry County strong drink. This means that more rip saw for the Tomlinson Lumber Co. Jim Wood who has been spending a than 400 nations like ours, or 17 worlds Dr. Lowry dressed the wound and took few weeks with his sister Mra. Frank like the’ one we inhabit, have been several stitches to close it. The injury Tobias returned to his home in Rut­ land last Thursday. . damnod !by rum. There are 400.000 white not serious is a painful one. Mra. L. E. Mudge came home from teachers employed in the public schools Butterworth hospital last Thursday MORGAN. much improved in health. of the United States, and they jare paid M. Gammon of Morgan moved .into -Mrs. Loyd Mead of Charlotte, spent about $10,000,000. There are 1.200,Mr. Boram’s house, one mile west of the greater part of last week with her (XX) barkoepers and saloonkeepers, and Quimby, on ' Wednesday of last week. CreAts and was joined by her husMr. anil Mrs. W. S. Adkins were in the whole people pay them more than nd on Saturday, returning to their Detroit Ikst Thursday. home Monday. •l.ooaooiooo a year Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Weaver are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendersliott entertaining their daughter and son­ and daughter Minnie, of Baltimore, spent Thursday at C. H. Charlton’s. One of Armour & Co. ’s managers in in-law frbm Battle Creek.Election passed off very quietly Irat Mrs. Hendershott was called on by in’trohbte. He asked a witness in the not a full vote. The hardest fight was several of her former pupils, as she I win do contracting in building government inquiry to his home and on road cbmmissioner. was a former teacher at the Branch inis rammer and anything in the treated him with such considrmtioh ■ Loyd M<‘ad and wife of Eaton R^p- school Last Thursday there were two sepa­ that the ’governmdht authorities ;be- i'l-i are vihitiug their parents at Barryrate parties out soliciting aid for liOved-his ipurpora was to tamper with ville. Frank Price finished the bridge over George Sixberry, the man who was this wit miss. Accordingly he was ar4 : High Bank creek at Morgan. It is a injured at Chas. Lane’s saw mill last rested and will now face Uncle Sam fine job and w<> are very sorry' to learn -week. Mr. Sixberry is getting along himself. There is -no question but tliat he was turned down at the cau­ nicely and will recover if nothing sets Lt’S h th.e l*’”‘ ‘owblnsr, that wbrdihas gone out from Presittent cus. for the reason that he was the best in. tor tnu manutketun- of Cement commissoher we ever had and his work Irving Charlton of the Agricultural Roosevelt that the beef trust investi­ will provdtobe the cheapest that Cast­ College spent Saturday withTliis unde ' tOT,th<’ comtructlon of gation must lie an honest one. with leton township lias ever had done. How at this place. ~~ 1,0 ‘nd W,M’- 1 «l«o mt Mrs. Fetor 8. Maurer >ame’"’home . ever we hbpe his •successor will 7path>Oth.<Hm"’l and aufthlng no'-favora anywhere. in the line of cement work. tem after him and’do as well as Frank. from Battle Creek where she liusjbeen | We understand that Mr. Potts of taking treatment, for cancers. “ The | Manjr young men mips their chance Baltmore [was on onr streets Sunday p. cancers have been all drawn out and ' to rise in the world Iwcause they are m.. ask aicertaiit widow^.about it^and she is gaining rapidly. she may toll all about it.’ M — Henry Althouse and family of Bridge­ nr Grand strew. Hurtaji. not ready for the next step up when street spent Sunday at C. H. Charltons. the opportunity comes. ,\s long as we EAST ORANGEVILLE. YANKEE SPRINGS. 1 are satisfied with jtwt' eaough know­ Mable"Johncox isSgetting along very z Addie Norris is the guest of rela­ ledge ot skill to perform the work in nicely with the scarlet, feyor. tives in Hastings. hand, we shall never rise any higher. The new telephone line was complet­ Chas. Williams and family have Those who have fitted themselves for a ed last week and is working fine. moved onto J. L. Young's farm. ■ Miss Lizzie Sdhwankoff spent Sun­ Ira Pottor has engaged to work for sphere of larger usefulness by diligent toes and choice second growth, butt cutfel* study and careful preparation, usually day with her aunt’Mm. C. Kahler and Mr. Silcox of Orangeville this summer, i Eve™ other part as carefully selected The alSLM*£ lho axl<* familv of Hope Center. School opened Monday at Yankee! get the opportunity sooner or later. forced into pJace on the 1 ^ard- Rr« Richardw7Johncox and family and Springs with Miss Early of Woocland ' --- ;-------------- !______ . should^ spokes are driven into the hub unde? «kSUre' Studebaker slope Andrew Johncox and wife spent Sun­ as teacher. —1' * _ ' _ I* ■■ I Will Ward and ■ fam ily a re^in o'vi ng ’ day with Earnest Johncox. Where, would this epunrty l» today Rankin'* Hart is working for his into the John McLeod hoiw.**" Z~T;1 if for the past forty years we had such uncle John, again this summer. i—- • > Report says Dan Duffey has bought Tariff as we hiul from 1898—1H97’ tho Herrick farm. Isaac Buskirk and wife have return­ Our tin industries, our steel industries, Card of Thanks. our tropical fruitToriihnrds, scores of We desire to thwk tbe mviy friends and ed from Harixjr Springs, having spent the winter with Mr. B’s daughter Mrs. nelsbbors for their khidnes'-'hud sympathetic industries which did ndt exist when the aid during the Illness and death of our beloved John Burpee. —-—.—; "" gX'S ^^nvU1’^’s"*“•fa Bourbons ran the country “in the good Mr. Hughes of Prairieville, w£Tm old Democratic times. ” now are foig thiSjVicinity last week 'buying young J. E. KnWAMjnr pre you wme interrrating rrradi^ nratta^t'UXr11 “‘”"’”21 8. B. EDW ABPA ing ahead with wonderful success. , Mrs. Anna Raymond'"spent Bunday —Lewistan (Maine) “Journal." with her parents in Rutland. : Card of Thanks. Election passed on off quietly. quietly. KepubRepub-; rtfelt thanks to .. *'«<>«)«* ‘0 extend onr bwtfelt nnu , ______ ■ . I,I MMisted‘ lians elect entire ticket I..,. but supervisor -"*----------Representative McCleary talked the friends and nelshbora who so Ikindly u« In oar Ute bereavement tn the « death of our by good majorities. Jas. A Young ' ------------------ —______________________ ___________ — straight from the shoulder when he mother and pand-motiier. Sktmovk Harjus warned the Maasachusetts free raw Lkwih Ham bi a. HASTINGS BANNER FORTY-NINTH YEAR. . We have a new and complete line of Curtains now in stock. A‘ nice ruffled'Mull Curtain at per pair 65c and 75c. A fine Lace Curtain, 2% yds long, 60 inches wide at per pair $1-00. Others ranging in price from 50c to $3.00. & Curtain Mulls 5c; 10c, 12c, 15c and 18c per yard. ® w ur ft ft W. E. MERRITT. On or Before Apilr 5th Money deposited in the Sav­ ings Department of this Bank on or before will draw ini APRIL 5th st from the FIRST. DAY of that month Compound Interest at 3 per cent Hastings National Bank, HASTINGS, MICH. Cement Work ■ - ABOVE EVERYTHING ELSE L. H. RANDALL, THE STUDEBAKER WAGON ICOAL The Unapproachable Wagon itxx <x x. • Goodyear Broth^k, Hastln,,, WIohl„,H, Lehigh, S Pocahontas Massllon Washed Nut Hocking Valley •r,dffiHEws*ca �HASTINGS BANNER APRIL 6, 1905. OUR JAPANESE SISTERS Shoes! YES! Lots of them in tbe New Styles. Clothing! The Best in the Market for the money. The Same Goods at a little better price than the other fellow, is what holds our cus­ tomers. The Proof ie easy; “Insi>ect niir Line.” C. H. Osborn This cut illustrates my new method of fitting glassee RETINOS COPY Requires nO questions to find the refractiveerror,makes fitting surer. F. R. Pancoast. Wint TO R Me! Largest stock in .Barry County to select from. Suits, Trousers Overcoats To order from S20 up. To order from $4 up. To order from $18 up. _______ ... u-te-l and vary Aorktituu-itiij'- Coms and r.wk C. E. Lunn Fine Tailoring. Increasing TRADE Since renting the Kelley building just north of the Hastings Nat­ ional Hauk, I have enjoyed a splendid trade, for which I wish to thank those who have patroniz­ ed me. To those who have not dealt with me? wish to announce that I’ have some splendid bar­ gains in Second Hand Goods 1 also make anything to order in the lifie of "Woodwork, and do all kinds pf Furniture repair work. Prices’very reasonable. The People’s Exchange, W. R. Jamlsspn, Prop. MOTHER’S BREAD, The kind we all like. Made “r6JOcu,,,k and made only by us. We also make “Home-made and “Quaker bread, and a full line of plain and fancy goods. ' • / We originate; others attempt to follow. Oar goods are handled anddelivered by all leading grocerfl. the city bakery, VESTER a CARTER. Phone .67- Mkir. Foley ’s Honey for children.safe. sure. No opiates. Thus in reeling about Japanese wo­ men, we look with western eyes, and think with ’ftesrern thoughts and form estern opinions of habits and customs that have grown up under Eastern eyes, thoughts and opinions: but this is all we can do, and we try to judge as unprejudiced as possible. ’ In studying about Japanese women it has been impressed upon me that in those qualities that have universally been praised in women—modesty, fidelity, care of the home, love of children,’cheerfulnefw, neatness and -I knowingly add morality, she stands as a whole on an equal footing with the women of America. In the develop­ ment of her mind and in that broader life of American women, she may nev­ er be our equal. not because of kwr qualities, hut because of generations i.f repression aqd a suppression of- hnything outside of her home life. The motto or aim of a Japanese w«>man may bb summed up in the follow­ ing r“Give up. love, help others, efface thyself. This tells a long story, and gives us a picture ia u'way of their lives, th© keynote. ‘'Giro up,love,help others, efface thyself, and it is a minor key. but it is the minor key. with its undercurrent of sadness that gives forth the sweetest music. To begin with a Ja]>aneMj baby, be it lx»y.or girl, has a pretty easy, pleasant Mime of it. It wears for clothes siuiply several little kimonas that can be all put sleeves into each other, so that all the baby has to bear in being dresaed. is to be put on its back im ihe kimona that is to be worn ne£t its body, get into two sleeves, have a sash tied around the outside kimona and then it is all dnvwed, sleeves come­ down over the hands, and the kimonos all long enough to cover the feeLf It is said that under the good conditions, with a soft matting to fall upon When it is learning to walk, with no trot­ ting. or jolting, or rocking, and with out having to go through what is airoul trying period to all. the wearisome‘pro­ cess of pinning., buttoning, tyir^g of strings and putting arms into tigh t starched sleeviw. that tbe Jap^nem* baby learns early to tak^ life with M>ine philosophy. A Imby is tied to ’ the liaick of mother, sister or nurse and mh-s many interesting things from it's high and comLwuible position and has some interest tn life bt-fere, it is very old. It Ivarns very early to cling to 'the l>ack like n kitten, rvn'd to adjust itself to comfortable jKisitions. Amer­ ican babied in Japan strenuously prefer the back of thbir. amas or nuni«*s tv their baby carries. A girl baby wears much brighter colored ki monas than. the little- brother. As the little girl grows older her position will he an honorable and happy one in prtqxjrtion as site early learns the lessens of obedience.. cheerfulness, cleanlinras. neatness, and pleasing manners. Self control, and usefulness in her own home are what she wi.-i>ws most for. ;The cultivation <<f the intellect is a secondary consilleration. altho as a rule nil Japanixi girls a're taught to read and writd ' Under the most dis­ tressing circumstances none but a pleas­ ing and chcerftil- face must be prerentid. This is a’law of their life, gnd it is wonderful to what extent it. has all true politer**** and their great mor­ al leMon. -self ak-struint and self abne­ gation. .The effect’ of this teaching, early and late, is seen in the wwn of Japan, their quiet dignity, the utter lack of self consciousness; the thought for comfort of others, mnkuthem verj much to be admired. Bad manner* among childrep arc unknown and one writer ha* said that for some reason, possibly- its qniet surrounding.-*, and its inherited gCKHl manners. “A Jnj>anes« child coxiep into the world with little of the skvitgcry and barbarian toul manners tliat distinguish many of the children in! this' country, and the first 10 or i » years of life, do not seem to Im* pa-wd in one long struggle to acquire a corttiig off good manners that will help to redder |t lew* obnoxious in pdite society”. Formalities pw. be­ tween brother and sister, and respect .ia always shown to age. the graml i»renta innst alwnxs bo helped first, the parent* next, then the-older children. A little girl is the pet of the family and -nweivos ranch love and rare. She must learff many thing*, and the duties are as many as pre to be learned in onr homes by a young girl, but whereas many of our girh grow up without this needful training, such a thing could not happen in a Japanese home. EVcry Japeneeq girl take* a rmponsibility in the houwliold. she must see that tea is rightly prepared for chance guests, she must learn bow to serve thia, and that intricate study of polite, enerw. tbe serjjng of ceremonial tea. Honored guests are serve* by the daughter of the family, not U-canse of scarcity of sen-ants, but ns a mark oi ing or rtudyiag. All the visiting and ANOTHER SALOONIST OLD PIONEER GONE theatre going comes in the day time. | ARRESTED and when the ahoji or sliding doors are ' drawn for tbe night, each family is. Mrs. Jabcz Rockwell, of Hickory Leo J. Cooper Whose Woodbury Sa­ Corner* Passed Away. Her An­ as a rule, by itself. Many all day loon Is in Barry County Arrested • Flower and Doll Festivals, games, all cestors Prominent in the His­ for Running Slot Machines. d ay occasionally at the theatre, fairy Wails are smoky and grimy after tory of the Country. t ales etc.. add to the pleasures of her Leo J. Cooper runs a saloon at Wood­ the winters’ coal and soot They The door of life has again swung out need cleaning with AMmUm. The little life. bury, the building for which is just and one of the oldest pioneers of this new color schemes art harmonies At tbe dawn of womanhood no’comirg across the line in Barry county. He for this year can only be done with place has passed over the portal to the has not been obeying the law with re­ out dreams are in her bead, no flirta­ Alabasttne. The coloraare the rich­ unknown. spect t<| slot machine*, having in his tions Ind romantic adventures fill her est, the lints the moat permanent, Mrs. Jabez R. Rockwell died March tbe hues the moet beautiful in Alami nd. She thinks of menwben she thinks place one of those appliances for teas­ 37. 1905, at the residence of her daugh­ bastlue—there isen’t any wall cover­ ing nickels out of a toys pocket. at all of them, us higher beings to lie ing that is just as good. ter, Mra Albert Lawrence. deferred te and waited upon. She ex­ Wednesday a warrant was issued for his She with her husband came to this AhbstsdM does not need washing arrest, andhe and the offending machine pects to marry of course, practically place 51 years ago .and has lived here off before a fresh coat can be appli­ every woman in Japan^doea, but i*er continoohly eves since. The deceased which is said to belong to Byron Dick­ ed —you simply mix Alabasttne parents will choose thez young man; whose maiden name was Rachel Boman inson. of this city, were brought 'to with cold water and a^ply with a Hastings on the 5 o'clock train. Coo­ she is not obliged to marry him. if he was the second daughter of John and brush. Any decorator or painter can is distasteful to her. but it is is expect­ Miriam Boman. She was born April per was taken before Justice Bishop, apply it—or any woman can apply ed' that she shall be dutiful to her par­ 14. 1822, in the town of Palmyra. waived examination and give bonds it herself. 'ents in this matter. At the ago of six­ HayneCo.. Penn. She was descended in the sum of $500 for bis appearance teen she is a finished product. Pure, 'from some of the early settlers who in the Circuit Court. We are glad.the tn bulk. If your dealer can’t supply sweet and amiable and knows what to particiated in the early struggle for Barry county officers are moving to you. send us ft!.- n»n><- Mid we will do on any occasion. Her deeper or Indefiendence in the jrtirring and try­ have the laws respected. Public senti­ ment is with them. higher nature is quite undeveloped, re­ ing period, of Revolutionary times, ligion has- little real meaning to her. that had so much to do with* the early Plnesalve acts like a poultice. Best but ns far as she goes she is wonder* history of our country. thing In the world for boDs, burns, ALABASTINE COMPANY. cracked hands, tetter, ,etc. Sold by F. fully efficient She is prepared to do _____ Grand Rapids. M14h. ---On her mother's side she was descend­ L. Heath, the druggist. her dutyqm wife, mother and daugh­ ed from tbe VanVliew who settled ter-in-law. She1 is obedient to a point along the Hudson river some time in Auction bills, printed on good heavy­ of violating her very highest instincts 1600, and later at the Delaware Water Bears ths ■TiittdYwbwAlwrsBwM paper. 200 for $1. 75 or 100 for $1.50 at for the sake of others should necessity Gap, Penn. Her great grandfather tbe BANNER office. demand it. she is self abnegated to an John Staples, was an Englishman, extent almost unknown in any other bom in. London-, the son of a deceased race. But here the happiest period member of the East India Tea Co. He of hoc life is at an end. The compar­ waa 19 rears of age when he cam** to ative feedoni of the lifer in her own thia country, on board the ship that home ceases and she goes to the home brought the tea for • that “Boston Tea of her husband to nerve him. and to Party” in December, 1773, when 342 be under the domination of her chests of tea were thrown into Boston mother-in-law from whose decision Harbor. His sliare of his fathers es­ there is no appeal. tate was invested in the cargo of tea The marriage sen-ice takes place at until it was thrown overboard. He the home of the groom. n::d consists soon afterward became interested in of drinking "sake” the national liquor America and deserted the British and from a two spouted cup. It is a sym­ enlisted in a Maryland regiment and nave your bol of the equal shari ng of the joys and fought for independance in tbe Revolu­ Sewing Machine sorrows of married life. You see a tionary war. He was Beverly wounded Repaired for Japanese girl docs not have to consider at tlie battle of Brandywinu and was All Grades and Sizes in StacK Spring use . whether she will have to ask the min­ nursed back to health by a kind family, The LOWEST PRICES for the ister to leave out “obey” from the ser­ the lady's given name being Rachel. BEST QUALITY. vice, but on the other hand she would He named .his first born. Rachel in never think of not obeying her. future memory of the kind old lady, and Mrs. husband. Her trousNeau consists of Rockwell was also named in memory drosses for all seasons and lovely obis of her* all grades. NEEDLES and all repairs, Hastings, Mich. or sushe>. as Japanese styles do not Her frtther was a soldier of 1812 and change they last for years, or oftep for his family were among the-first settlers a life time, two -sets of fine bed furnish­ of New Jersey. She was married to ings. these consist almost solely of the Jabez R. Rockwell Jnne '12, 1845. at big padded futon "or qui|ta which are Tafton, Penn. Mr. Rockwell having. . laid on the floor xvach night. She iasaedlivvrAy in 1895; brings to her new home rj bureau, a Five .Children were born to them, table for writing, a work- Ikjx. two Mrs. Emily R. Johnson, of Lansing: hicquer tabl.-s for fix4 serving, and Mfiraiti M. of Hickory C orners-; Gcordishes for them, including chop sticks, giamiH. jwho died in 1800: Dr,'George twijake the place of our silver. Four T., of [Emex County Hospital, Newark. ot( five'tbousnnd yen. equal to sSkiXX) in N. J. aid Florence A. wife of Alliert our money is not vxtniyagcnt for a Lawremjv. • She leaves seven grand­ wealthy family to spend ou a brides children and three great grandchildren trousseau. This is like a dowry for of this iplace. The funeral -was held True. should -she be divorced, it is still her Wednesday, conducted by the Rev. D. There are TEN REASONS why the Detroit Vapor Stove-ls the own. A trosusoau must include all B. Pope. best. 1st—It is the simplest. 2nd—It is the most durable. 3rd manner of presents to every one, Ja­ Mrs.'Rockwell had the love and re­ —It requires no generating. 4th—It Is absolutely safe. 5th It is pan leads the world in present giving spect df I all who knew her and had perfectly reHable. 6th—It cannot get out of order. 7th —Explos­ ions arc impossible. 8th__ —it ___ has _ ---------“ *9th “*- —There ------ *------__ r___ ____ _____ pure**fire. Is no apparently. The young couple do not lx-en a steadfast member of the Metho­ smoke. 12^*— 10th—There is no smell. Ladles arc especially invited to establish a nc^v home as a rule, but a dist Protestant Church since her girl­ inspect it. . hood. lii the early pioneer days, be ­ wife goes into the home of her hus­ bands parents. Divorce is -very com­ fore there was a house of 'worship; in 1st Door .North of Hotel Barry. HASTINGS. MICH. mon. A man can send his wife back this place. her home was always oi»cn to her parents.. for any ,niason pr no for tlie public Sabbath service. In the reason. -Wives can'get divorces but as spirit of-her Master she sought ’every the children with no exception belufig oppirtunity to do good in his name and to the fatlwr. a woman will, as a rule. in the larger life of .reaping what she Ijearall things- rather than, leave her has Miwti. Mrs. Rockwell has gone Into children. A young wife is something a fullnrifc of existance that excludes re­ like a head servant. She lis honored gret and: that says with no uncertain by her own aermnts Isi-ausc. she note, “lio thou so live. ” Calmly she looked at. either life, and stands next to the master. I She .must here! makingitime will, and we Wish to look after his ' comfort in every way. with no thought of hcraelf. She must Saw nothing to regret.-or there—to fear. $t©ek ALABASTINE YOUR WALLS WINDOW SHADES! McCOY’S Sewing' Machines, LADIES WillfielnteP ARCHIE McCOY’S The DETROIT yapOf 8foVeS ested in this. •Tried and Found JESSE TOWNSEND, Your Needs in Seeds wait tijwn her paripbein-laiw in the utmost submissive obedientw. She is not an iwlviser of . her husband, she muij render him serrice in ia cheerful manner always. It is she who makes the homes pledsant. * nothing of this devolves upon the huslHind. No mat­ ter where the' canw'. if the home is unhappy the blame falls upon her. »A11 this sounds rather dreadful, yet in the minority of homes the situation is a happy one. It is her joy and pride, to conduct her household in a perfect manner, to uphold the honor of her huslmnd and their home in*every way possible, to pnquire feasts for his hon­ ored guests, and to care for her child­ ren. If there is a mother-in-law. it is a pretty serious .question to the young wife, as she is the real ruler of the house.; the son must also oltey her and she must have first consideration in all things. . When the moniing first dawns the little wife arises, puts out the -night lamp. <>i>ens a sliding door apt! dresses herself. Then ahe awakens/the, ser‘vants and helps pre|iate breakfast. Then she arouses her husband i id his parents and heli» them with their dressing. helpaHhe servants remove the night shutters, foldspway the bedding, directs the wiping of the mats or polish­ ed floors, so that even-thing is clean, and open to the morning sun and air before breakfast. She bows low and smiles sweetly as her husbaiid starts for his’work. It is said' that it is no wonder there are no bachelors in Japan. It is a wonder that some of onr men <To not migrate there. The husband gone for the day. the wife goes about her many duties. It would seem at first thought that a house with no furniture, and carpets, looking glares, iaMca. pictures ixctunw and frames, stoves or ffurnaces, withchanges of of style style few ornaments and rtb changes to carvMb- «■>,! ntotly. bho ha» a certain care 4.r her yomucnr broth*" and airtere Sb* »>»’» t'ooking' Mwing. arrangement of lluwere cmbroidery, and the endlro. fb>e !«>>■><• « Juun> «iqn*to. Th.' ereninge are in clothing that there would be little for armJth. family h.i»chX or Xvre. in gamre. in which the fatally Continued on page ten. including the am enta join, or in sew Garden soon lie here i announce that we have a. large, new, fre^h SEEDS of all kinds TAKES FIFTEEN DAYS IN JAIL. Henry |Goodrif*h partook too freely of Jefferson Street “Oil of Gladness, *’ and whk run in Tuesday by Manhall Philipps. Justice Bishop thought $10 or 15 (lays in jail would ba the-proj>er figures, dnd Henry is numbered with tho«j who partook of the hospitality dispensed by Sherff Fumiss. of- IN BULK IN PACKAGE. A nd we would like to supply your wants. We also have a fine line of Groceries and deliver to all parts of the city. ' ::: Telephone orders promptlyjfilled. COOK & SENTZ, TH E GROCERS, HASTINGS. HJCH. HRS. HALL’S MIRACLE?. Experiences Simkarfto This Have Oc­ casioned Considerable Comment in Hastings. Few women are better known in Lock­ port, N. Y., than Mrs. Pattie D. llall.aB she belongs to one of the best families and has a large circle of friendsand ac­ quaintances. In a recent interview Mrs Hall said: “The experience I have been through hi the last two years seems like a mira­ cle. 1 was so badly off that life seem­ ed almost unendurable, and my deaf­ ness increased so that 1 could scarcely hear anything. The suffocation in my cheat arid the indigestion caused by my catarrh, produced very severe suffer­ ing. I had five different physicians, bought everything that anybody re­ commended to me, but finally gave up In despair. “One day my milliner asked me if 1 had ever tried Hyomei. I began the treatment, and can thankfully testify that Hyomei does cure this terrible dis­ ease. Since using It my hearing is greatly improved, and the only time I ave catarrhal trouble- is when I take cold. I then use Hyomei, and always get instant relief. My friends and ac­ quaintances marvel at the change in my health and hearing.” Hyomei has made many cures of ca­ tarrh, and in connection with Hyomei balm, of catarrhal, iu Hastings. Simi­ lar experiences to that of Mra. Hall’s hnve created aJnrg . ----------_ ’_Tge sale for Hyomei with J. riundway. Hollaw 'iiu W. w. a. . The ohl Tbe complete outfit, including the in-, haler, costs but 81, while extra bottles are but 50 cents. Ask W. J. Holloway for the strong guarantee under which he sells Hyomei. POUR QOUI PAS Jr. A son of McLaughlin’s great i’ercheron, who won more first prizes in i this and the old country than any other horse known. Pour Qoiii Pas Jr. is the exact image of his sire. He is coming 4 years old (weighs L«00 pounds, stands bands high and is a coal black color that Will not fade or look dull. He has an excellent head and neck, carries up well. Is well quartered, han an extra good back, well muscled, stands clean sound legs aud is an extra mover for a draft horse. MAGNAT II A son of old Miko 44 aud grand-son of Herr Arhens on his dam’k side. He is a high grade coach horse and his stock all show like pure breed colts. Of course his colts will not be Uigible to register but I will put his colts up against any sired by imported stock. Any one iishiug something good for the very reasonable-price will do well to ese this coach horse. These two horses will travel in company and make the season of {1905 as follows; SI 0.00 to insure colt 9 days old. I 88.00 to insurse mare with foal. 80.00 for single service, cash in hand. Persons parting with mares be­ fore knowing them to bo with foal, or not tending regular, or breeding to some other horsu after breeding to either of these will be held for the above Insurance price. :: Care will be used to prevent accidents but 1 will not be responsible if any should occur. Interest will be charged at rate af 6 per cent per annum on all sums not paid on or be forb Judy 1, '06. TERMS: F. S. CLAPPER Dowling Mich. �4 HASTINGS BANNER APRILS, 1905, STOP! WOMEN ALL-IMPORTANT FACT That In addressing Mra. Pinkham you are confiding your private ills to a woman — a woman whose experience with wo­ man's discuses covers a great many years. You can talk freely to a woman when it is revolting to relate your private troubles to a man—betides a-man does not under­ stand—simply because he is a man. Many women suffer in silence and drift along' from bad to worse, knowing full well that they ought to have immediate assistance, but a natural modesty impels them to shrink from exposing them­ selves to the quest ions and probably examinations of even their family physician. It is unnecessary. Without money or price you can consult a woman whoM- knowledge from actual experience is great. Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation: Women suffering from any form of female weak­ ness are invited to pt-omptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Maas.."All letters are received, opened, read and answered by women only. A woman can freely talk of her private illness to a Woman; thus has been established the eternal Confidence between Mra. Pinkham and the women of-America which has never been broken. Out . Of the vast.volume of experience which she has to draw from, it is more than possible that she has gained the very knowledge that will help your case. She asks notnIngin return except your good-will,and he advice has relieved thousands. Sut-cly any woman, rich’or.poor, h very foolish if. she/ does not take advantage «if this gencrons offer of assistance. — Lydia E. Pinkham Medicin«4'o„ Lynn. Mass. Following we publish two let­ •’ As you know, I wrota you that my doctor ters from a woman who accep­ mill I must Itava an operation or 1 could not ted this invitation. Note the Hva I then wrote you, telling you my nil* menu. 1 followed your advice and u>i eriresult. V'4? ">XN>N tiruly well I can walk tnitai without an ache or apain, and I owe my life to you and to Lv<Ua E. Pinkhain't Vegetable Compound. 1 w[«h every Buffering woman would read this te«timoniaJ and realm* the value at writ­ ing to you and your remedy.”—"Mr*. Mary Dimmick, 59th and E. Capitol Btnx.tn, Ben­ ning P. O., Washington, D. C. When a medicine has been successful in restoring to health so many women whoao testimony is so unquestionable, you cannot well say, without trying it, “ I do not believe it will help me." -If you are ill, don't hesitate to get a bot­ tle of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pink* ham, Lynn. Mass., for special advice— it is free and always helpful. a CASTORlAi The Kind Yon Have Always Bought* and which has been in uho for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per­ sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and ** Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is u harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­ goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Didrrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—Tbe Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bean the Signature of The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. A , Ta* X X Ayer’s Pills. Ayer’j Pills. L/f'l |O Ayer’s Pills. Keep saying VCI ■ aI zI >I kj The ‘fcis best overlllx and over again. 1/-% J W1 a KJ z ,tivej\ BUCKINGHAM’S DYE Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black ? Use nm «». w mb. r. sau.* co, xuau n. Furnish Your Home Free! Write for Descriptive Catalogue of 200 Useful Articles, consisting of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. 1)4. C. H. BURTON which are GIVEN FREE with orders for Soap and Toilet Goode. The sav­ Specialist in Eye, Ear, Nose ing to our customers of middlemen’s profits enables us to give you these mid Threat. GrlnRHPQ r*n raf1111 fitted. fif-iz./l beautiful tureents. WRITETO DAY Glasses carefully The Horae Son (o DETROIT. COLONEL’S VALET [Copyright, II®. by T. C- McClure.] Colonel Bennett of the native Sixth Infantry, stationed in tbe province of Bombay, bad 'taken a native valet be­ cause that was the fashion, and he ex­ pected the fellow to assassinate him some day. because that was the .custom of native valets. He jbought the event might happen the, first year, then the second, the third, and when four years bad gone by and no* attempt had been made on his life-he culled*Nlzam to him one day and said: “How te It that you have let me live AND CONSIDER THE • First letter. “Dear Mrs, i’inkhtun:— “ For Might year* I have Buffered something terrible i-?try month with my periods. The pains are excructaUng and 1 can hardly stand them. My doctor says I have ovarian and womb troufato, and I mtut go through an op­ eration if I want to get well. I do not want to submit to It if I can jxwlbiy help it. Plmse tell me what to do. Ibopoyou can relieve me.**-Mrs. Mary Dimniiek, 59thand E. Capiud Sts, Benning P.O., Washington,D.C. Second letter. ‘ Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— , “ After following carefully your advice, aud taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, 1 am very anxious to send you my tortimonial, that others mav know their valuumd what you have done for me. I THE 0flice over Horton's Grocery Store. Office 273. Residence 168. Bouie time In the tblrtlre of tbe last: century Prophet Joseph Smith. St., tbs MonuoH.Kand a party ofXiis followers were proselyting iln Musklngutn coun­ ty, O. He appointed a certain day when he would, show the people his wonderful powers aud that be was a second Christ by walking on tbe watore of Mud creek. The water was, always muddy. A day or two before tiie time, set grandmother's brother Robert and a couple of neighbor boys were accidentally attracted to .toe Mormons working at the creek and, rouceailug tbemaeiyes, watched toe Mormons put dowii stakes gnd put planks on them from bank to bunk, tbe plank resting about six Inches un­ der water.. Alter tbe Mormons left tbe boys went down and took out toe center plank, where tbe water was about ten feet deep. The next day Balaam Smith came down to the creek and, after a long exhortation, started across toe creek. He was. all right and on top till be came to. toe center, where bls "powari" seemed to leave him, and he went to the bottom. This was the end of Mormonism In that county. - "May the sahib colonel live for a thousand years," was the reply of tbe man with the impassive face who stood before him lu cringing attitude. "That’s a’’ gammon, Nizam, and you know It Like all other Hindoos, you have a deadly hatred of tbe English. You wish for nothing so much as an­ other rebellion and a chance to cut our throats. Do I not speak the truth?" “Great aud powerful are the English, and their rule Is merciful and full of It was lu a subway train. On the Justice." lap of n woman, apparently her moth"All sheer.hypocrlsy on your part. Nl- .er, sat a girl of some eighteen months. , zam. You’d like to put your knife into Next to them was another mother with a' dozen of us today. You have now her two-year-old sou. Each woman been with me four years." petted the other's child, and the' boy “Four tong and happy years, sahib, liked the attention and laughed and colonel, ahd It would break my heart pranced. The girl maintained a to have ybu send me away." straight face. She did not fret, nor “More rot. There has not been ' n apparently did she want to cry, but If wtok In the four years that I have not the. word can be used In the case pf knocked you about I arn quick tem­ one ho young she was bored. Tbe pered, and 1 strike first ami talk after­ petting of her own mother and of the ward. I have cuffed and* kicked you. other woman clearly had no rffectnftd I have bad you whipped. and I'm Then the 1'ittR* boy entered the lists. not fool enough to think you have pass­ Edging up to the child, be put his arms ed It all,by." around her neck and said. ”1 love *oj!’’ “In my heart ■there Is nothing but Then! it was that there broke over the love forytbe sahib colonel,” replied the .baby’s face the first smile that had ap­ viilot. ’ / peared since tbe long subway ride fAil right, Nizam. You won’t tell the truth, and 1 dhu't make you. rind so from! HiiMetu began. And us for the mother*, tbe usual and natural com­ we will let this subject drop. Take n pointer from me. however. When you ment* as to prescience followed.—New York Tribune. set out to kill me make a quick Job of It.’ If you don’t 1'11 have you roasted over a slow fire.” Letters of marque and reprisal, ns Nizam went away to falx room to ponder. It was true that be hungered they were called. were first Issued in the time of Edward I. to give leave to for the cotonel's death. He would have retaliate beyond the marches or limits given everything but bls own life to bring It about. It was .true that for of a country for wrongs suffered at the bands of u power nominally at forir years-'he had been ready for any pence] In This first instance they were opportunity and bad never been with­ aimed nt Portugal. About a hundred out, poihou, but he feared tbe white years' Hater two Hanse towns In Meekin *. They could trace the most sub- I lenburg, wishing to relievo their tie poisons, ami they wen? always sus­ prince, who was Iwfeiiguered In Rtockpicious. He knew of several valefl* holtpt Issued letters .of marque— who had killed their sablba, and each thieves’ jotters, ns the sufferers called and every one bad been found out and them-lto all the rascals of the Baltic, punished, uo matter how sharp they were. He had often wondered If tbe authorizing them to*victual the besieg­ sahib colonel suspected bls feelings, ed city. This done, they turned them­ and. now pint he knewlie^lld he might selves into n • confederacy of sea rub­ bers known us Victualing brothers, or be taken »ut and shot any day. Tbe St. vitallus* brothers, and rendered Hindoo's alarm lasted for a month. the Scandinavian suns unsafe for half The* be tognn-to pluck up heart again. a century. Tbe simplest and easiest weapon at hand was one he bad never thought of. and the Idea came to him Hke a flash A .wise editor say»: 'A man told us, one day. An hour later he was acting tbe other day that we did not publish on It Two days .later one of the beg­ all tt>e thiugs that iMkppctDed. We gars visiting the compound to ask for should say noL Id tbe first place, there food carried a basket When finding is somebody else depending on us for himself alone with Nizam he said: a living. -If we.printed all that hap­ "There in tbe basket you will find a pens we would soon to with tbe an­ cobr* fresh from the Jungle, and tbe gels. In order' to please the jieople we slightest scratch from his fangs means must print only tbe nice things said death. Let him be turned loose Ln the of (hem and leave the rest to gossip. sahib colonel's room, and be will do Yet it's a fact we don't publish all the the rest, When serpents are found ev­ news. If we did wouldn't It make erywhere, who can say that you had spicy reading? But It would be for anything to do with tills T’ one week only; fiext week you There were guests at the mess that would read our Ubltuary. All the night, with much drinking and s[>eecb- news is nil right 4ben It's about the maklng, and the colonel came in late other fellow." and staggering under bls load of wine. He was not so far gone, however, but that be remembered certain things, A curious ceremony la performed In and while being put to bed he sleepily Japan by the court musicians at cer­ said: tain Shinto festivals. Both stringed "Nizam, you liar and hypocrite, you and wind instruments are used, but It know you'd like to murder me, but you Is held that no sound should be allowed haven’t the nerve. You are a coward. to fall upon unworthy earn, aud. as You naven't the courage of a woman. aotne of the ears present might be un­ I’m drunk tonight and shall sleep like worthy, all the motions of playing are a log\but I shall bare no fear of you."' gone through by the musicians, but not "I shall watch over the sahib colonel a single sound is heard. Tills strange as a mother over her child," replied the custom dates back many generations, valet as he turned his face aside to but since the advent of civilization has hide n smile. , rapidly lost favor. JUulf an hour later the basket was ujsM-t in the colonel's chamber and the hosing and angry cobra turnwl loose. A New York woman tolls of an ex­ Ho .would find the sleeper wlihln ten perience which she bad recently in quo minutes and bury hit? fangs In bls flesh. of tbe large department stores. She' Nizam sat down In his own room tn was looking for. some bouse furnish­ enjoy the sensation. In the course of ings and, walking up to one of the an l|aur be would go out on the veraufloorwalkers, asked where she could On and push one of the screens aside see the cnndehibra. . and give the cobra a chance to escape. “All canned goods two counters to It might be said be bad been cansthe left,” answered the Official guide kwa ai>out the screen or they might sny briefly.—Harper's Weekly. tliftt the sahib colonel bad blundered around after being left for tbe night. There wav a bright moon, and it Extreme's sometimes meet in the shone, full Into Nizam's room. There malls. In a recent pile of exchanges were neither screens nor glass to keep toe Yukon New from Dawson. Yukon It out, Tbe natives of India care neb territory) was In ■ juxtaposition with ther’for heat nor insects. As the valet the Isle' of Pines Appeal from San­ sat crouched on his haunches, ?vonder ta Fe, Isle of Pines, and the Freethink­ Ing pnd listening and smiling, home) er of London lay cheek by Jowl with tiling came wriggling over the sill of the Christian Intelligencer of New the window and dropped to the floor; York.-New York Tribune. The cobra had got out through the screen of the colonel's window, but had not made off to the Jungle. For two Aunt Jane—What n man Henry Is to minutes the serpent remained quiet. tear and swear! You used to sny he Then It began crecjflng toward the never lost his temper. Emily—Yes, valet H!« eyes were fastened updn It that’s when he was paying attention and dilated In horror, but ids muscles; to mo. Evidently he was saving until were paralyzed, and be copld make no afte? be was mnrried.-Boston Tran­ move. Nvorar, nearer, and thou the script. cobra erected Itself and hissed and struck. “I thought he was a confirmed bach­ “Nizam, where the devil are you?" elor, but lie's engaged to Miss Capset­ shouted the colonel next morning as ter." he turned out of bed. “Oh. there you "M'ell, I suppose we shouldn’t be sur­ are, you Imp of Satan! What—dead? prised. Eternal vigilance is tbe nrtve By George, so he is, and from the of liberty.” \ swelling 1 tliould say it was the work of a cobra Sorry fbr the poor beggar Nd human l>elng. man or woman, can that he died without getting n whack net up to a sublime standard without M. QViD.' giving offense.—(■banning. TONSILINE SORE THROAT PROBATE ORDER. Stale of Michigan, the Probate Court for tbe PtamM Hon. Cha*. M. Wtack, Judge ot Jh'du- matter of the ratate of Aarto C d'ot^rraditix and filing the petition duly Bed?ef John Carvrth and Mary Clark the M* mlnWraton of «*» esteta. «>»«■ >«’0, c0'?r‘ reprweut that they are pryjwred to render their n::sl awuut aud ask that b day to fixed for hearing the name and they discharged from Mild tru.*t. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday the JMh day ot April !A. D. WM. at ten o'clock In the* forenoon at said probate office, to and 1» hereby appoiotad for tonrtng bald petition, and that all pertoos lslerested In said estate sp|*ar tofore said court, at said time, and place, to show cause. U any thereto, why (he prayer of said pefltlaier be not emiiled. ' 11Is, further ordered, that public notlw there of to given by publication of a copy of tblsorder. for tbrre mmccmIvr weeks previous' to mW day of hearing, in the Hasting* BAXSKB a new paper primed and circulated la saM county. 1 ‘ ' chas. AL Mack. Judge of Probate. ; ELLA C. HZCOX.* KngiiU-r of Prolate. ■ (A trepoopy.) 1 ’notice of beabikg claims. State 4f Mlehlxan. County of Barry, m. Notice is heteby ft ven. ttist by aa order of the i*rot>4tc ourt for tlie County of Barry, lusdr on the M. day of Mitrch. A. 1>. tsofc. four raouUis from chat data wcje allowed for creditor? topre­ sent tnelr claims aitnlnrt the estate of Thomas Iaurra«<Hi late of said county. de»"«»*ed. ami that all dredllors of said deceased are requtrrd’to prp*-i>t their claims to said Protiatr Court,»t CQe Probata Office in tbe City of Ha*llnn.ior rxamlnattou aud allowam». on ui lvfore th- 3rd day of July next, and that Mich ekiInis will lie heard l««-for>' said Court, on Mond*F tin- 3th day of Jifly »e: o'clock tn the forenoon of Hurt day. l>at»« March 3rd; A. 1). inns. Judge at Probate. Notice of. Letting Drain Contract. X<rtl4 l» 'Hereby GKrt». Tb«t I.’ Philip W. County Hf on the rrnWenjr S it::, icc acre- Hampton-</>' u UM ' tatai) and CommlJi’U”; ‘“e’.K* *’f “* ‘>“n» Drain "r <b ' **M < <‘r Harr*, to Which tvil'ri'nro n.nv .. . a....... <■ . ’.. H. L McKelvey. loretioon until fivi went DUtrl/ta win '•r the completion .rf »u<-h -uu [W,U [I :>lacw of Mtihc. nt rtnrfts. | J>tM. HMtiaga. Mlch..Mareh ». = Get Your Year’s Reading NOW! , , one tirnr MUufariten to JSbakkfm whtO order*i^of thelr papers at tbe Banner and r 0« of th 'rai Pa‘d UP can gut follows: 3 01 t!ie ““lowing for ope year in advance, as : Bunotn BaSKXK Bakskr Burxxrt and Detroit Dallr Free Pi™, and Detroit Daily Journal ................................ and Grand Rapids Herald ........................... and-Detroit Semi-Weekly JoitmM....................... 7o?mLnd D'lr°,‘ Kr” !‘"* *“» Basnkh and Michigan Farmer ..:. . ” BAS-siat and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean ’ B*>txitH and New York Tribune Farmer *1 o those living on Rural Routes, only. ’' $3 3 3 I I 1 I 1 05* 05» 05* 75 35 75 75 30 rons5!TrtK“rI^papertor'mii«'lI^!CO?n,l><1?tl011 ,0 Banxiib patwe can san yon mone’y^iiu tJ^Sd^k. ,n‘ SLIS' *£”' H“ on ’^ch . I* «ver «dd f.r lei. than JI M ,1,e BANNER t Aii Prio. ar. made on tVeX^‘i’nT'™’ �HASTINGS BANNER APRIL 6, 1905. A. D. Cadwallader's REAL SUCCESS TO ANOTHER BARRY ESTATE EXCHANGE. EXAMINATION Office over Pierson** Grocery. HASTINGS. HICK. ' No. 340-A farm ofgllS acre*; toil Is clay loam and aaud loam and lavs well. 70 acres improved, 18 acres bottom land with nice creek, balance wood lot. Plenty «tf fuel limber. -.Flue orchard, fine buildings, barn is a basement 34x46, 30 rods from a fine church. 1 mile from school, fine flowing spring near build­ ings. ' • No. 308—A fine farm of 125 acree, boil 1b heavy clay Ibaxn, level aud free from stone abd .Mumps, all improved but 10 acres wood lot Fine buildings, including scale house; barn is basement 40x64. Fine location % mile from school, church, stores and creamery. No. 445—A farm of *30 acres, good sandy, gravel and clay loam and lays a little rolling and borders on a tin* lake. A good 8 room house and out buildings. Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acrea. R. F. D. and telephone line,2^ miles from Hastings. Might trade. No. 301—A farm of 47 acree, fine clay loam soil, lays rolling. Borders on a fine lake of resort, 3 miles from two little railroad towns. Fine buildings. No. 449—A farm of 1W acres; 105 acres under plow, 85 acres of fine beech and maple timber. A fine -large sugar bush. Fine stock and grain farm. Good buildings, including silo; barn is base ment 40x60. Fine location. No. 44ft—A farm of 120 acree: 115 acres improved, balance oak wood lot Flue fruit and plenty of it. Fine large buildioga. Soil is a tine clay loam. Near school-and fine location. Atid too other farm* for sale. SEND FOR MY PRINTED DESCRIPTIONS. AN OPEN LETTER •ung Man. Dear Frl Mr. t. do you a farm ? If Have one? your answer wish to “yes." for a to this q ■tfon property tltyt any man. fiirm la the r had. When all else young or old. In*. You [know that flail*, the farm: re flu-mu are constant r’.nlna in value. If you ever hqpe to have a farm, why not make the start now, an|l take ad­ vantage of the rifling yricef yourself. Instead of'waiting until yoh have to pay more for the same pronecty? No man can make a imistake inf Investing now in wild or partially clc .red laud* at a fair price, a* the annul I *Increase ---------Ip value will be very much nore than the current rate* of interest. I offer for sale ten thousar 1 acres ot choice wild land In the soul fF part of Jjriilland county, al from $7.0 1 to per acre. This — land .,v-1. lo frot ‘ . t •» to 10 mile* from rollrohd. bat ne•|r echooia and mostly on goop roads nne generally tin R. F. D. routes. Soil Is 1 rat-class, mostly hardwood, with Seatt ring pine and htimlock. Some ot Uwr«- l acts huvv t for «ame. The title ia pt-rfe.3t, with nil 1 nxe* paid Up. I %vlil sell them-tn A»rty-t ere tract* >i y.inent of an torttract, wlthi Sct'iMi and annual payment* of $?*OO or more, a* purchaser may di Blre, with tax per cent interest on def« Ted pay­ ments. What t-anier termt do. you want? In thl* way, any yt ung man Whoda willing both to work a: id to save fils ettrtdngs. may have a ’arm and hardly realize that he ha* bald anything for It- touch of thl* h adapted to beet rnislng. anh will -be worth from ?.’>(>.'«) to per acre when subdued and dcvelofib-d. My ■jtoung friend, can '♦ ou afford jut neglect thin -opportunity r If you think well of thej'hanee, rail upon or addte»s, . Mich. tme u. s. NNAP- CHANCE FOR SOME BARRY COUNTY BOY Examination Will Bo Held at Niles, Wednesday April 19th, 19M. A competitive examination conducted by the representative in congress from tbe fourth district of Michigan to en­ able him to make selections fairly tunong apidicants for appointment an midshipman in tbe Unilwl States Nayal Academy, win be hold at Bullard's hall. Niles, Michigan, on Wednesday. April Hl. 1M05. Tho mental examinati will be con­ ducted by a Ixxard of. ree competent examiners and will r the branches ordinarily taught>K grades below tho high school •hysician will be in attendant to amine applicants ns to their physi qualifications. The date having the highest standi ill be nominated midship* man the candidates haring the igheat standings will be nomifin>t, second and third alternain accordance with their standing. The nominee for midshipman and the altraates will be required to take an admission examination at Annapolis, Maryland. on the first Turaday in June l‘.Kk\ and at the date of such examina­ tion nominee and alternates must not be less than sixteen nor mofe than twenty years of age. lLn rase the nom­ inee for midshipman fails in tho ad­ mission exam|nation. the firsf alter­ nate will bectyne nominee; in cave of hi* failure tl?e second^alternate will be-‘ come nominee, and in case of his fail­ ure tbe third wil£be named. * Candidates mnst^be actual, legal resi­ dents of the fourth congreseional dis­ trict of Michijcan. and at the earliest jKxnible date should inform E. L. Ham­ ilton. Niles, Michigan, ofx-'their inten­ tion to tak%the preliminary, competi­ tive examination. April 111. An epidemic of felons seems to have broken out this spring.' among the afflicted Being Albert Patton and Henry Andru*. ' , FINE LAKE. Navigation ha* ^opened on the lake and tbe waves are washing the xhores of old Fine lake once more. The lake branch of tho Banfield rural telephone line is in operation now. Mr. Stillman has the work nearly all done. The line M>uth to will Frey’s will be won in. Wheat has univr looked much letter than it does now. Courin Coleman of Battle Creek spent Sunday with his folks at houu. C. hl Haul and son Roger of Battle Creek, spent a few days last week on the farm. Chas. Hutchins of Kalamazoo, was the guest of Ed Bowne and family last week. " Mire Mabie Bowman-led the Epworth League at Banfield Sunday night. Some very g<**l talks were given on tte sul»ject. ••f^dod for the Christian. ” -Seme very fine music'wa* <>n the program. Mire Nellie Bowman H “n” *’***’ and a lady from Battle Cnwk render­ ed some nne violin eolos. NORTH EAST BARRY. GASOLINE STOVES Pr-Hv dull towrt meeting Monday. Farnu-rs have U‘gun plowing and th<ladies liave commenced house cleaning A wwiid will lie given nt\ the horn, of Mr and Mra Frank Nhwton Fri­ day evening April 7. A cordirt imi­ tation ti« all. Calf’* and coffw and so forth will U- served. ElizaU'th Hinds bf Hind** Corners, visited relatives ‘"er Sunday at this ’ 'uhit- Kahler and family spent Sun­ This I* the «eAMQ. of th- yatr when* an- thin kin* nf warm weather comforts. 1 have a few Seeood Hand GASOLINE STOVES Milch Will be sold SEWING MACHINES I hsvo «ome goo4 bargains In Second Hand SEWING . MACHINES. They ar<* in gocxl condition and will |do Rood work. • Remember that Fi» are rrpnutytattve* of tbe । lately & Dpnovnn co., the "Uom|.|ete House Enrnlsbers." and twill se’-l you anything you wont for the home oc monthly lnstallinetiti>. day with th.- latter gphrento of -Shultz Vernor Webster and wife visited near D-fiton Satunlay and Sunday. Sol Stanton will move tbi* week. Miiw Lula Nobles bogtm school at C«lar Greek Monday.. CaartUs Clark commenced to work for Harry Bellinger Monday Mire Gertie Fisher went Sunday to liegin work for Mra E. Muwry of HendeHbott corners • R. E. Webster’s tenant house will be completed this week. Wm. G. Forman. Jone* Block. Jefferson St. Hastings, filch. We Miy and sell Second Hand Goods, k—■— M Humors FREE Ar, impure mature which the Birin, Brer, kidney, and other orgami can not take care ot without help, there la With every cash purchase at my store you will get a ticket free of charge, for the amount equal to the parchase. Return TEN DOLLARS of these check* to my store aud you can get FORTY CENTS worth of any article in my stock FREE. . i A Complete line ot Orocerlee end I deliveries made to all parts of city. \ John Woodruff, 1 The Jeffersun street Grocer. Phone 314 , < i such an accumulation ot them. They Utter U» whole system. Pimples, boils, eczema and oUier ampiiona, low ot sppetito, that tired twUnf, bUIous turns, Its ot indiges­ tion, dnU headaches and many other COUNTY BOY Roy Will, a Brother of Cha*. Will of this City is Chasen Cashier of the Big Rapids Savings Bank. Roy Will a brother of Cha*. Will and formerly of this city was recently choean cashier of the Big Rapids Pav­ ings Bank. Mr. Will was a harberin Bushy Brothers shop for some time and went fropi there to Grand Rapids. He married a stenographer in that city and she induced him to take a busineas coarse in the Ferris Institute at Big Rapids. When be graduated from that institution, three years ago, he secur­ ed a position a* bookkeeper for Hood and Wright of Big Rapids. He filled that position with credit. While they were sorry to part with his *ervioea. they did not stand in the way of his promotion. Irat gave him a tes­ timonial that was indeed enviable. He will take np his new duties on the first of May. We are glad to note the suceesa of Mr. Will. a/Tlie was a Barry County boy an<J they are always bound to succeed. ENGINE RAN OFF THE TRACK. M. C. R. R. Freight Engine Derailed Near the Roller Mill Thursday Night. f One of the engines on 'the doable header freight train ran off the track on the Roller Mill siding Thursday night. The freight was a special and was switching around the yards about 1 o'clock, when the front engine ran through the derailing switch. The brakeman cither zdid not know the switch was there or forgot that it was open. The engine went down in the sand and a wrecking trai® was called from Jackson to act it on the track again. Had it gone much further it would have undoubtedly rolled down the embankment, and the accident would have been more acriotm. Do you trade with DePue? IF NOT TRY HIM. We get a fresh supply of Vegetables and Fruits twice a Week. EVERYTHING FRESH. Be sure you get my price* before you buy or sell. Bring your produce and get GROCERIES, DRY GOODS or Anything you want. J. HOMER DEPUE Phone No. 86. Garden Seeds. IT IS EASY TO PICK WALL PAPER PROPER THE DESIGNS more Attractive aggregation New and Artistic Wall Papers PARMELEE. Wm. Kepkey and wife were guests of James Kepkey and wife Sunday. A number fruui Middleville attend'd the Missionary meeting at A. M. Clines Thursday. - \ David Peraixlt returned Satyraay from a fur buying trip in Northern Michigan. f School rommened Monday after a weeks vacation. Philo Cline was in Grand Rapids one day last week. Mra A. N. Warren who has been visiting her daughter Mra Philo Cline the past few weeks, returned to her home in Lacey Friday. Daniel Brown has 'greatly improved his lot by enclosing it with a now wire fence. Gedf)ty Todd having purchaiMMl a farm near Cadillac, moved bis family to that place last week. Mrs. Z. M. Jones who has lieen for some time sorely afflicted with rheuma­ tism is slowly improving. The election of the Sunday school, officers last Sunday fdr the . following year resulted as follows: SupL, Mose* Stutz: ‘Asst. Supt., Mra J. F. Mor­ gan: Secretary. Miss Ina Bass; Treas­ urer. O. A. Carpenter: Chorister. Miss (dadvs Morgan , Asst. Organist. Mire Mabie Carpenter; Tho teachers will remain the same as last year. POLLEY DISTRICT. ■will tell you the price. We have (arpets, Ru^s, Linoleums, Draperies To match all shades of Wall Paper. Renkes& Walldorff Pianos, Organs. PhTJ^sX.83 0X90. Mra. Charles Sedgwick anil children leave Monday for Roswell. New Mcxico, to join her husband who went there some time ago for his health. A farewell party was given at the hiune.of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley last Tuesday evening, before, their re­ moval to Delton. We regret to h>se Mr. and Mrs. Kelley from‘our vicin­ ity. but our Io--, is Deiton*te gain. AJonzo Dickson and family will oc­ cupy Elmer Kelley’s house. _ \A’dvHw!rt Munroe was at Kalamazi'u Saturday. uemiie McBain of Holland and Ford LAKE VIEW. . McBain uf Ypsilanti, sjient a weeks vacation with their ptrents Mr. and Gil Linsed and wife visited at Bert Mra D. McBain. • Fred McLeod’of Ornngcvilli spent a McKay's Wednesday. Mrs. John .Varney and daughters few days la-t week as the gm*st «rf his sister Mra 11. Storr. He left Tnesdny Rilla and Lillie, visited at Bert Mc­ ,v for Orr. North Dakota .where he will Kay's Thursday. •Ask Warren ^Coollmugh how nurty sp-nd the ^tiinmer. bushels of potatoes it tykes to get a । Andrew Schaffhauser was in Has­ marriage license ' tings lAst Saturday. ’ Mr. Fero and daughter arei visiting his daughter Mrs. Daniel Erb. . • Irving Charlton of the Agricultural ASSYRIA. College spent part of the week at home. Mr. and Mra C. C. Gage entertain­ ed two pf their grandchildren from M. C. Excursions. Battle Creek la<t week. * Milton Hart'im. Jay Holton. Dessie Very low one wby colonist rate* to and Howard Severn are rldertaining points in Washington, Oregon, Vallforo ta, Montana and British Columbia will the mumps. Mra (ieorge W. Totnpkint will en­ be in effect Mar. 1b;. and will continue tertain tin- 12 A. H. .Thursday after­ until May 15th Inclusive, good coach accommodations will be furnished. noon April 13. A number from here atteml«l the , W. S. Barron, Agent. funeral of Mra Asa Wright, st Battle Creek, last Thursday. Mr. rfnd Mra Alvarez. Wik-ox and >Ibt bad Ym tire Mnn BacjM children of Bah If Creek, visited rela­ Boors the Biyuxutr* tive* here last week. . Vance I*ark of Battle Creek, virited , his grandparent® Mr. and Mra l>»n Park last week Jereie Sjumlding visited her sister Mrs. Oliver Tasker Saturday and Sun­ I APC LHbL CIIRTA'N^ lUniA.IlO We are doing lot* of work in thia line TAD L and oar service ia pleasing our patrons > n ML L Telephone us and we will call and get your work and deliver when finished. vLV I HO Cl f)Tk|S Phone 243.-THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY-. -THE- '<1 $ "■ '** Ito Tomlinson Lumber Co. t AT 120 NORTH BROADWAY ift S • ' 39 Want YOU to figure with lhetn if you are'going to build. They are*the oldest and best stocked yard in the county and just to look at their fine »tock of Lumber, finish and Doors THEIR * * PRICES is to be |deased. ’ WILL PLEASE YOU TOO. Also, they have a very fine Come and see them! Perry Wooley moved hack io Lacey thi4 week. ' : Terete Wooley was given a ph-iwunt surprise- last Thursday evening, by j about 4<> of' her friend- un«l school j mates. The evening was fqient with rau»ic and games. ' Capital, ' $75,000.00 Surplus, ' ' $20, 000.00 MARTIN CORNERS. Mire Ethel Barry of Ypsilanti spent her vacation nt home last wwik. Mr. and Mra Edwin Mend apentSundny at Chas. Offleys in eMt Ca«tle: tOlOi r Mtre Juna Perry and lady friend pf Hwrtiiiga. spent "Sunday with Mire Julia Barry. . " Mire Minnie Roush of Hastinp, ■p-nt Sunday with- relative? at thia 1 Bert PUI«y Of Jackson. vftRod rela­ tives and friends a this place.tbe part week. . Miw Jessie Bolinger of Hasting*, vished friendtai at this plane a couple of di»y.“ last week. - Mito Orslxwm had the mirfurtune to a horse . It dropped dead in tbe road comingifrom Morgan Mrs. Alice Whetstone and Miss Alice Whetstone, visiterl Mra Lizzie Crabb a I’onple of days last week. There was a warm sugar party at Lewis Hiltons Friday evening in honor of Bert Pialey of Jackson. A plea,-uuit time was reported by all present. Umw. Farley and family moved into Shard Endsleys house Monday. Mr. Farfey will work for Mr. Endsley thia summer. IRVING. Mrs. H. Smith made her brother. S. R. Chambers, a farewell visit last Turaday before leaving for Now York. Mrs. C. A. Gaskill and daughter Rtrbv of Quimby, viaited her mother Remove all humor*, overcome all Mrs. Mra S. R Chandlers last Thurs­ Kheir effect*, *treugtben, tone and day and Friday, going home Saturday morning. _ __ ' • Invigorate the whole system. Mary Strong starts Tuesday for -1 had salt rheum on my hands so that I Lakeview to attend school. Mrs. Strong goes to Grand Rapids —Id not work. 1 took Hoods sawrIUa on business. . X It drove out the humor. 1 Town meeting passed of! quite mild. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills The BANNER will print 200 auction Bareaparllla promisee to *bin» on good? henry paper lor fl. 75. Lmq* the proml*e« Officer! Drawing Interest Clwter Rinser, President. R. B. messer.' Ul« Pres. fl. fl. Anderson, Cashier. all the time your mon­ ey is in the savings bank it grows at an as­ tonishing rate. Every dollar is like having a man working for you. And evert time you add a dollar you have another worker. Put your dollars to work at Directors Cbnitr m««r, R. B. mnwr, R. C. Trt»d>, nt l ew«, w & and yon will find the handBonevt and best cement block you ever eaw If you are going to use any for your house or y nut wall. ! , fit w uj Cement Block machine sf i Fo/ey’s tioney end Tat troubles are due to them. Its use till the sores las O. Beomr. Bumrord Bans. Me. GERKEY. The whole community wm shocked i to hear of the death of Mrs. D. Smith ‘ of Lake Ode»-<a. Sunday evening. She J wm taken with typhofd, fever about a ■ week ago but not contidercd danger-1 ous until the last day, or so. She was a model woman and one that will lie greatly misted. An active church member and an every day Christian. Let Rush’s mother is very low with' cancer of the stomach. She is an old pioneer of Odessa township. Mra. J. Mvera has’ returned home from Lake Odessa where she has lieen attending meetings for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Wood of Muskegon, are visiting friebds and relatives in this vicinity. 'They spent Saturday night at Mrs. Myera ana Sunday night at Will Gavits. Mesdames Hatton and Merriam at­ tended the revivkl meeting several days at Lake Odessa last week. The three cow boy* have certainly had iwme wonderful succees in converting people a that place, over 800 have lieen converted in the two weeks of their stay there. School began Monday morning after a two weeks vacation. Will Gavit and wife visited an unde near Morgan, Saturday and Sunday. Jesse Barlier from the Pere Marquette railroad spent Sunday at the home of his sister v. Spencer." J. Spencer has the foundation nearly completed for his Ism which he in­ tends moving very soba Winslow Amiable of Berlin spent Sunday at home. Mr. Haight of Middleville has moved Into the homfe with his father on the .Branch dace, and will help work the farm this summer. Bastings City Bank D. S. BooUytar, Ertt Watert, fl. fl. fladerKn. 3 per cow mtrtit paM hi SavW Department awl wspouSW whl-atawflV If you haven't many to start no matter. Start anyhow. It will not be long before the dumber will grow to a very respectable size. money to Loan o* Real Eitate Srcuriw s �6 HASTINGS BANNER APRIL 6, 1905, THE LODGES. Judge Smith went to Charlotte Fri­ day to attend the banquet of tho Char­ lotte Business Men's Association, A large attendance of Masons wit­ which was tjeld that evening. The nosed the raising of Homer DePue to banquet was a fine affair, . about 800 tho third degree Wednesday night. Asa Wilcox is home on a visit. If you are going to do any building thia year, it 1 have a fine line of being present. "don’t cost you a cent" to let us figure on the bill J. R. Mason was in Grand Rapids After the lodge closed refreshments Mrs. Eater Coon, who spent last were served and a good time was had gatnjday. . for BUILDING MATERIALS you will need, week with relatival in Hastings, re­ by all present. A number from out­ - was in Middleville and it mpy turned here last Sattfiiiay and will re­ side the city were in attendance. • Mr Th . main a few days more with her daugh­ Greenmon . past master of Valley City Hagrald Townsend has returned to ter Mra M. A. Dietrich, before return­ lodge, Grand Rapids, was among tbe Spring Arbor. AU of the very lateat and bought ing to her home at Farwell.—Middle­ visitors. _ direct from the factory. I would Dr Sheffield, of Nashville, spent Fri­ ville Sun. We have a large and complete stock of Barry Lodge K. of P. is taking on -also like you to call and see one day n the city. Mesdames E. Busby. Walter Watkins. new life,. initiating new candidates of those ' Lath, Shingles, Lumber, 2 M as Isola Abbott visited Bellevue M. F. Abbott. James VanKouvering 'for the' various degrees at almost every ffloore’s laproved frier ds last week. Kep Silsbee and Belle Seward sjient meeting. Guy Crook as Chancellor Coal. Wood. Coal, non'Ieakable in Wednesday in Charlotte the guests of Commander is taking great intereat in e. H. n Mallory, of r Naahville. was _ Bricks Mra. Mark Warren. Mrs. John Busby the lodge and its work, and is being the City Thursday. and we know we can not only SUIT YOU. but Seilian DeLoug of Naahville. is visit­ and Mrs. Ed Holbrook, of Lansing supported loyally by the membership. were there also.,, > They are the very latest and beet ing friends .in town. PLEASE you as weB. I Fountain Pen made and do not A preacher out in Kansas is re­ The Barry county Pomona Grange E. Hendrick and wife drove over : H. i soU tbe fingers. SEE OUR UME OF ROOFNG. meeting Jn G. A. R. hall yesterday sponsible for this: “I had occasionjit to this city Wednesday. one time to hold Christmas service* in Mra. Julia 'Willison spent Sunday was a very successful affair. District a little town not far from Topeka. The Deputy Root; of Allegan, and State with Naahville friends. Prescriptions prepared as if ' for Deputy E. A Holden, of Lansing, choir was composed of two old maids the Doctor’s own use. Lo > H. Pryor was in Middleville on were the principle speakers. There and two old bacheora’ When the choru, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. legalI business Wednesday. BAUER BROS., Proprietor*, was a large attendance- and much in­ to the official Christmas hymn was Phono 254. Sign of the Elephant. A. Sheldon made a business tri^p terest manifested. reached the old maids sang "Unto us to Grand Rapids Thursday. a child was bom’ ’ and the old bachelGeorge Menhennick was in Grand SHOWED AN UNFAIR SPIRIT lora followed up with ‘iv-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-1. w-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-1. * Then some wag in Raju, is Thursday on business. the front-rt>w had to snicker. That set­ A. C. Buxton, of Nashville, was in We Believe Two Democratic Aider­ tled it The choir quit abruptly and Our Don’t Buy the c ity on busineess Thursday. men Did So in Placing Their City the service came to a end. ’ ’ 2 Mr i. C. W. Warner and daughter CARPETS. MATTINGS, and LIN­ Ticket On The Voting .Mach­ were in Grand Rapids Thursday. ines. never larger than Card of Thanks. Mils MinnNt Knapp spent last week An unfortunate contention arose right and our Tv tboso who so kindly BMlsteduxlu our Ute in Nashville and Grand Rapids. Saturday over the position assigued tHT«arwo<!nt tn tbe drain of our belowd wife and Don’t place your order fof en­ W. ,A. Hams was in Vermontville, the city tickets on the voting machine* mother, we wish to extend our <1 larged pictures with any agent, \ The many kind sets shown v* wl who, iu 99 cases out of a IDO, Monaay to see his mother Mrs. Lake. by the election commissioners. Under cred memory. cares nothing about suiting ypu, R. A. Colwell, of Lake Odessa, was the Ijafiot system the state and. city ! All they want is m th । city Thursday on le^jal baiiness. tickotsfwould have l*en on separate j MONEY. Ro<. H. H. VaiiAuken and daughter ballots, and required as much know-.' Grand Rapids visitors Thum- ledge of voting methods to vote one; I take orders for enlarging city ticket as* the other. With the ma­ day. t Statures aud will give you LOWchines it was possible to carry out the !R PRICES than any agent ~ Mr. Ed Sage returned to Chicago spirit as well as the letter of the law Considering the grade goods offered. can. for the same grade of work. Thun day after a visit with Joe/Sage by placing the two City tickets apart I atm in business in Hastings: I If you have anything useful You everything in line and f on Uy. have a reputation to sustain, and from tlic state tickets, placing the dem­ that you want to sell, or if there cannot afford to ‘•fiim-Ham” tny FURNITURE and FURNISHE. L Holbrook and daughter Isabel, ocratic city ticket first and the Citizens is anything useful you want to patrons as so many agents do. buy,' place an adv. tn the of La wing, sjient Sunday and Monday city ticket liv$t. Then it would have ■ our double storeion ­ Place your order with me. in th« -city. ' BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. taken ru» much pains and as great a ferson Doi aid Smith came up from Jackson knowledge of voting methods to vote If you have a bugjfy that's lying idle in the barn; a stove or Satur lay. spending Sunday and Mon­ one city ticket as the other. But plac­ other household goods you THE PHOTOGRAPHER, ing tho democratic city ticket on the day with Hastings friends. don’t use; if you have any stock Hastings, : Michigan Mrs C. A. Hepburn, of Grand Rap- machine where a democartfc voter you want to dispose of; a house Would have to take pains not ’ to vote it. you want to sell or rent; if you ids, was the guest of her sister Mrs. PHONE 226. HASTINGS, MICH. want a girl for house work; in while the vqter of every other party W. B. Sweexey the past week. fact If you want to buy, rent or would have to take paixfs in order-not E. .1. Smith, of North Star, was in sell, just try our Want Column to vote blank on city officers, docs not It brings buyers arid sellers to­ thi-_ci y Friday in the interest of the seem to us ns fair. gether, and only costs ONE IsMuih g Beet Sugar Factory. CENT A WORD FOR EACH - In making up the election commis-.: Mra S»VB. Wilcox was called to Paw INSERTION. Try It. sionera, Mayor Heath, though elected Paw Satul the serious illness of on tbe Citizens'ticket, selected two ,her aunt ’ A. Crandall. • j afdermen who Were efocted. two years FOR SALE Farm of 187 acres . fine Mr. and Mrs. Ek A. Burton returned ago on ■ the democratic city ticket. house, haras, sheds etc., good water, W e are making a special run just friiit. Pleasantly mtnated on main now on steak and are selling good Thursday from California, where they These two made the majority of the road near school. Gne half mile from cuts for Eight Cents. Our trade have ijeen spending the winter. « commiraion and insisted on doing as R. R. station. Man- DeLaney, Doster, is rapidly growing and we ask Mich. R. F. D. 1 Mrs.; Will Chidester and son Keith, we have explained. you to give us a trial. , South and the Nortl It probably is true that they liad a returned Thursday- from a few days FOR.SALE—Fine well bred driving Premium Hamsand Bacon legal right to give the democratic city­ mare, three years' old. good size and visit with Grand Rapids friends. Radishes, crisp and fresh cured the same as it Is cured Id per bunch_______ 5 cents Lettuce, fresh...................... Mr. land Mrs. Wm. Keats, were home ticket tho advantage they did. But all right (1& Valley St the country. Guaranteed to be ------ per lb 20 cents Green Onions..................... the finest made. .per bunch 5 cents from Kalamazoo tbe fore i>art of the they had an undoubted legal right to Celery.................................... TAKEN — From Frailk Herrick's place both city tickets apart from the .. per stalk " * 7 cents When yuu are In a hurry week tp visit relatives in xhe city. State tickets as we have shown, and as Wednesday evening an umbrella be­ J. M. McElwain and EL G. Hol­ longing to me. The one who took it to MaKe a Garden they were requested to do. ’ Had they will please return it at unco and avoid brook tamo over from Lansing Satur­ this spring? We can supply the seed for the beds of Let­ done so, they would have shown a fair further trouble. Hprcl.il ntcnntlL‘3 aiven each ord»r. ai;d Alonzo Still. day to cast their votes on Munday. pronipl dellverleM made. tuce, Radisbee, Carrots, and all other Vegetables, as well spirit, which we do nut think they did. as al! kinds of Flower Seeds. Supt; A. W. Chamberlain want to Had the voters of tbe city been famil­ FOR SALE—4b acres of improved Ann Arbor Thursday to attend a meet­ iar with the voting machines, it would land 8 miles from Hastings, small ing of the htate Teachers Association. not have made so much difference. house, stable and granarv. noil heavy clayjoam Half hilly haff level Price Miss iGenevieve Rider returned Mon­ But tho machines were used for the p00. Address, A. P. Wood. Hastings, The MEAT MARKET Man Peas, this years pack.. .........per can 7 cents from a weeks visit with her sister first time, and we think these two ai­ Mich. Two doors east of Clin Bank. [ day or 4 cans for 25 cents Mrs. James O’Meara of Kalamazoo. dermen could have well afforded to Corn, fresh and tender .....per can 7cents FOR SALE—Ono horse, weight 1100. Phone 22 Hastinas. Mich. [ Miss Grace Zagelmoier, teacher in have waived the advantage thoir action Good or 4 cans for 25 cents roadster.. Also one three year old Catsup per bottle Scents 1 the Alma schools, spent last week with gave to their jiarty ticket colt. M. 8. Senter. Sea. 14. Carlton twp. Address City, R. F. D. 8 • her parents and other friends in the Titman Won Out. city. ’ LOST —Between Hendershott school Mr. Young, of Grand Rapids, rep­ . As a challenged vote in the 4th ward houHe and Hastings, . patent end board resenting'the Murphy-Young Adver­ yfis overlooked in the count, Monday to dow Harrison wagon.Finder addreas R. F. D. 6. or tising Co. was in the city Friday on night, it left D. K. Titman and C. E. H. R. Benedict tied for City Treasurer. In business. . ceive reward. Miss Mary Bradley, of the Battle the draw last night, Mr. Titman was » EXCELSIOR COFFEE, tbe , Creek schools, returned home Saturday th\lucky man. and won ont » 35c brand for............................... 30c «[ after a weeks visit with her aunt Miss » EMPRESS, Java and Mocha 25c ! Lida Shaw. } BULK COFFEE .... 15c. 20c, 25c I Holland Is said to be the home and Rev. H. H. VanAuken goes to Grand birthplace, of skating. and without Rapids Saturday to officiate at a com­ doubt skating was first practiced there Give us an order and you will munion service in the Third Presby­ and in tbe far north. -In a country of be pleased. lakes and canals the necessity of writ­ terian Church. • tALASKA RED SALMON, ing and running on Ice must have been Dr. J. C. Andrus will attend the f extra nice at............................ 15c felt from the earliest days. In Hol­ Southwestern Michigan Dental Associ­ ’ SPECIAL corn, every un land they show the bone skates which ation meeting in Kalamazoo Tuesday were found In one of the mounds of • guaranteed............ .................. 7c and WtMlneeday. which a Friesland village was built » CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS 10c A. A. Anderson and daughter Jo The skates were fastened to the feet > I want your Butter and Ufta and will nay < sephine retnraed Thursday from Port by straps passed through holes which » the blafcut market price. ‘ Huron and Marino City, where they were made hi the lames. A Danish historian mentions the sjxjrt in 1134. spent a few days. The bone skates were also first used In Henry Smith and family were called England. A writer In his account of ^^ELL creased trousers moving a spotless covert alonf Lake Odessa Saturday to attend the the amusements of the young people of » Dry Goods and Groceries. ! to the avenue make a happy sight on a spring morning. funeral of a relative which occurred London lu the twelfth century men­ , FWR DOORS RASr OPOOODYEAR BROS « tions the fact that It was'1 usual for I he contrast sets you thmking that it s most Easter. Our top , HARDWARE. PHONE < the following day. them to fasten the leg lames of ani­ Roy Smith and George coat, are just the shade and the cut that go well with an op­ mals under the soles of their feet by left Monday night for tbe tying them arottnd their ankles; then, timistic spirit. northwest where they exjiect to] take taking a pole shod with iron, tAey push­ Cherry man. come over and take a try. ed themselves forward with great ra­ up farms and locate. ; pidity by striking this pole Into the ice. Mrs. EL A. Rider returned Tuesday from Grand Rapids where she spent Cklee an. the week, the guest of her daughter Mrs. McJarvls had inrlted a num­ ber of friends to dinner, but the cook Mrs. Claude Campbell. Cra-venettea for rain or shine S|O to S21la thoroughly relished after driving left her on the morning of tho appoint­ to the city, and especially so, if it in Miss Mabie Spaulding who is attend­ ed day without a moment's notice, well cooked. Dont bother-to bring Sec those 5Oc "Famous" shirt, that we are showing. ing the Kalamazoo seminar}-,, spent the •ays the Chicago Tribune. your own dinner when you can get •spring vacation with her mother and In this emergency she hunted up an a line meal at our restaurant for e never before had such fine pattern, and good values. old friend of tbe family. Aunt Chloe, other Hastings friends. only! wife of Uncle Ephraim, and asked her Rev. L. H. Humphrey, of William­ to take the cook's place. ston. was the guest op Rev. Bradley •Til cook de dlnnah, missis," Hald Lunch room in connection and we Wediuwlay. aud attended tho evening Aunt Chloe, “if you’ll give me wofs make a specialty of order cooking. left” service at the Fisher church. We also carry a full line of Baked Mrs. McJarris agreed, and within Goods, Cigars aud Confections. Supt. % R. Washburn, of Dexter. a few hours the dinner was well under LEADING CLOTHIER..S. Mich, . schools has l>een re-elqcted for another year. This will be good news Later In the day she visited the to his many friends in Hastings. kitchen. Fiwt door east of Bsnner Office. ••Why. Aunt Chloe." she said. “I bare M. J. Weaver and daughter Miss only five persons to entertain, aud you Ronc returned from South Bend Mon­ ore cooking^ everything there Is in tbe flay. where they went to attend the house! What is that?” ’ funeral of Mr.< Weaver's “father, B. F." "I want to make sho’, missis,” said Weaver.' auntie, ”dat dere’ll be sum’n leF." Ladies! ( PERJONAL MENTION Dont Cost a CENT Hinting Paper and Envelopes SAVE YOU $ $ Soft Hard Toiraiain Pens W.J. HOLLOWAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co Enlarged Pictures stock Early. Delay. of OLEUMS will now, be Prices are WAY DOWN YOUR WANTS of will find the of HOUSE ING at H. J. Christmas, large Street. Jef Miller & Harris Furniture Co,, STEAK LiKe a Spring Song Of Call Phone 22 w w * Going F.W. Clifford Specials, •* ! TRADE Phone 16 •WINNERS I fW, H. FAIRCHILD, i A WARM MEAL 25 CENTS Barnaby Bros., Prices - IO. to $15. Chidester 8 Burton ft ft ft �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 6. 1905. For 3 cent Wall Paper COME TO US. FOR. 5 CENT WALL PAPER SEE, UJ. See us for any kind of ' WallPaper. Let ue quote you prices and show you our samples. We cert­ ainly have a Sue line V^e make Olmdew Shades Mias Gertrude Smith was in Kala­ mazoo Thursday aud gave a talk be­ fore the. Twentieth Century C5ub, re­ lating to her jiereonal experiences in Japan, which was spoken of as a very Got your spring suit at J. N. Coverts interesting and entertaining effort by "tore. Woodland. . the papers of that city. 10(11 NEWSI We have all ROOM CURTAIN KODS, ROLLi. all We You Act ^as Judge and Jury, Shirt waist suits from $2 to $ 12 at Haying just-purchased the property H. & M. Witbey's of Hiram C. Palmstier in the south Wanted, 10.000 pounds of buckwheat. part uf the city, Leo Myers of Rutland, expects to occupy his nice new house Hastings Roller Mill Co. Good bargains in clothing at J. N some time next week. The sale was made through A. D. Cadwallader s Covert# store. Woodland. Real Estate Exchange. AM tbe new styles in clothing at j. .A Hastings lady in conversation with N. Coverts store. Woodland. an acquaintance recently said: “When­ For flour, feed. coal, wood and eleva­ ever my husband com<w home >. late at tor stock. phone 199. Menzo Turner. night he brings me a novel. ’’ “How is A. E. Davenport han sold his driving that, •' inquired her friend. “Oh he al­ horse to Dr. Waddle, of Kalamazoo. ways has lota of fl ction on tap at such Note the announcement of Jesse timea, ’’said the lady with the late hus­ Erb’s auction saloon our 12th page. band. The many friends of John Thornton will be pleased to see him out again with two healthy sound legs. He brake his leg last August aud several times it be­ came so critical that Dr. Burton styles of thought he would have to, amputate it, . NQULDINO5. There was a very pleasant dancing but by careful treatment he is able to -report the leg as healthy and strong. party in K. of P. Armory Friday eve­ Prof. A. A. Stanley, Prof, of Music ning. \ have colors in the Univ, of Michigan, 'speaking Shoe repairing neatly and promptly of the company which will appear un­ done. J. C. Woodruff, with C. H. der the auspices of the senuir class at Osborn. St. Rowe’s hall, April 14, says: “I . Ira A. Baldwin has sold his fine, flock have no haltapey whatsoever in re­ tbe of registered Shroishire sheep to P. T. commending the Ann Arbor Concert Colgrove. Company. All of them are ineml>ers pail, Not less than thirty new bouses are of the Univeristy 8ch<x>l of Mimic Fac­ Hard Oils, Shellacs, Wood already planned to be built in Hastings ulty and are girxxl and wordiy artists. " Stains, Enamels, in this year. Oxi i»age eight will be founiil an adv fact eveajjthing needed in Fred Myers mid Fred Bush have com­ for C. H. -Oslwrn. adveltfsing the pleted a comfortable new cottage at Chas. Kaufman Bros, line of jrlotliing. The Kauman clothing is noted in* the Wall lake. The Sunflower (Hub .held a {pincing clothing world for its fitting and wear­ ing qualities; aftf for its low.coirt, suits party in tho creamery building Satur­ ranging from WO to $20 id p0ce. Mr. day evening. Osborn carries a full line of this cloth­ He is likely to have the most religion ing and invites the pulJic to call and who allows others the largest liberty inspect his stocK, which embraces a in religion. fine line of loots, shoes, and gents fur­ Tbe Druggist*. t Phone 31. While we should profit by the exper­ nishings, as weir as an excellent stock R. F. D. drders filled the same day ns ience, of others, we should try to lie u‘ of clothing. received Heath’s Beef, Iron, & Wine, little original ourselves. George W. Perry, who will be rethe House Cleaner's Tonic. The Shultz* girls will ‘display their menitered as the editor of the Belle­ line of millinery on Wednesday Apr. vue Gazette and later of a paper in 18. in the brick store at Shultz. Coldwater, and who was for two years Wanted. a good active boy. nut Secretary of the Michigan I^ress Associ­ all sizes and all colors. What we say roe do, we do do We Stand By the Verdict feeling confident that yon will indorse.onr judge­ ment and declare the attractive assortment of Petticoats now on exhibition, the high­ House and lot for sale. 714 Emit Grand St. Enquire of Geo. M. New­ ton. Kqllar Stem is building a cottage at Wall lake, just beyond tbe Renkee cot­ tage. est art in petticoat making. Their very name is a symbol of excellence, and »e believe you will find their quality in material and making to be the same. They are snappy in design—made of specially lus­ trous materials—and remarkably reasonable in price. , of PAINT From the 10c can to 5 gallon Varnishes, and Plione 30, WRIGHT BROS. J House Cleaning Time. Fred L, Heath &. Carveth... afraid of work, tj> learn the printer’s ation h]is purchased the Elk Rapids Progress. Mr. Perry's fronds among trade. Inquire at BANNER office. the press of the state will ils: glad to Thu only way you can get into the welcome Inm l>ack to tbA newspajier Kingdom of Heaven is to carry tlie field, and wish ’him prosperity and Kingdom of Heaven in your heart. success in Kia new ventunj, The peo­ If you want auction bills printed, ple ot Elk ILifiiils will find Mr. Perry •call at the BANNER office. We .will a live newspaper man. rfnd we are sure print 2U) on good Jieavy paper at he will endeavor to pnmish a paper Rev. Arhur Trott delivered it mis­ that will be up-to-date in every way. sionary, address at the Trinity M. .E. Chnrch-in, Grand Rapids Wednesday evening. Th J. S. Goodyear Co. are Seamless n- our •a Rep«r>DC ol E*C” JOHN BESSMER. THE JEWELER. HASTINGS. MICH. THE R,K,L,aco WORK SHOE t ♦ t ♦ There is no better work or Farmers’ Shoe made to sell for $2.50. Has double sole, plain or capped toe. J J J + 4 | (. W. (LARKE & (0., i X Quality Shoo Store. t BLACK TAFFETA. 18 in. FLOWERS *ud lot* or ante |iuu.«. promptly Ailed. - Burrouah**** ,'T^ pghtfol land. 1 ■ - . j-ii—ms= ' - - BLACK PEAU de SOIE. 21 in. WHITE PEAU de SOIE. 20 in. ■ - - - - yd $1.00 - BLACK. WHITE CREPE de CHIEN. 24 in. COLORED TAFFETA SILKS yJ 50c yd 75c - yd $1.00. $1.25, $1.50 - BLACK PEAU de SOIE. 24 and 36 in. - - BLACK TAFFETA. 36 in., wear guaranteed Miss Lida Shaw ’entertained a small company of Indies Thursday afternoon at flinch, complimentary to her neice Miss Mary Braflley. of Battle Creek. A number of Maceabeni and Lady Maccabees of this city . and Quimby, gave Howard Thomas a very pleasant surprise at his homo in the seepnd ward Thursday evening. A very enjoyable and miich appreci­ ated feature of the Methodist Sunday School is the orchestra of twelve pieces led by James Troxel. . Rev. C. A. Glass the blind evange­ list. will lie here soon to assist Rev. Allen in revival eerviceti which will be held, in Townsend's hall. The Free Methodist quarterly meet­ ing will be held in Townsend's hall comencing April 7. and will extend to tho following Sabbat II ANNOUNCEMENT. - yd $1.50 - yd $1.00 - - yd 50 and 75c - - yd $1.00 JAP SILKS. BLACK. WHITE AND COLORS. Saturday Special f?r SAIJR.^AY’ ATP jIL J ~ 8th, we offer 2J4 aoz Ladies White Shirt Waists. go^d material, nicely trimmed, $1.00 val­ ue for 69 cents each. Panamas and Mohairs < * New Panama Skirts in the new pleated effects with twenty three gore, black,only $7.50 and $8.00 NOVELTV WALKING SKIRT— in good quality EngWsh Mo­ hair, black, brown, champagne, $3, $4, $4.50, $5.00 navy, WALKING SKIRTS*-made ot wool thlbet, with Ptrap trim­ ming of self goods over hips and down side paaels, colors: green, brawn, tan, mode, navy. Special at $5 and $6. SKIRTS—of fancy grade mix■ tnrvs duished with double in­ verted foot pleats, trimmed with cloth covered buttons, . at $4 and $5. We have several other good numbers, excel­ ling any spring line we ever carried, bn, “The Christians Assurance" and in tho evening “The Message from Joel." . Hon. E K. Mohr, of Grand Rapids, will give an address in the Presbyteri­ an chnrch Sunday morning, subject “A Truth Illustrated.” In the even­ ing at 7 :80 his theme wdll be “Power to Let. " Don’t fail to hear Mr. Mohr as he is an eloquent speaker. - BLACK TAFFETA. 27 in., wear guaranteed W. N. Cole and family have moved from Kalamazoo and rented the Throop house owned by Mrs. £ A. Holbrook on Creek street. ' W. H. Hams. Frank Herrick and J. W. Bentley have bought new launches to be in commission at Gun lake the coming summer. ■ At the home of the brides parent*, in Baltimore. Miss; Effie Crawley was united in marriage to Reuben Crites Rev. E. A. Omstead officiating. Read the notice on our 12th page, of the auction sale of Josae Erb. which will lie held on his farm. Sec.3 . Balti­ The W. C. T. U. will meet with more. on Tuesda\ April 11. at 10 a. Mrs. Campbell. 416 E. Grand St.. Apr. 11 nt 2:30 p* m. A good at­ Speaking of auction bills, if yon tendance is desire*! want them printed in the liest possible Rev. C, A. Glass,tho .blind evange­ form on good heavy pajier. call at the list, will preach each night in the BANNER office. Price tl.U for »*> Townsend hall. ' The Standard Bearers will meet with Hills. Riley Waters while at work in the Mrs. Clement Smith Saturday after­ Rhoddy room at the Wool Boot factory noon Bt 2 :80. Sunday morning subject at the U. had his scalp cut. by coming in contact with a wheel. Dr. Unvry took six B. church will I* the third in the ser­ ies on “The Master." Evening sub­ stiches in the cut. ject “A Talking Dea»l Man. " Young Married. Wednesday afternoon March I»eoples service at (k 80. 29, at the Presbyterian parsonage Presiding Elder Cnllsn will preach at by Rev. H. H VanAukun. Miss Elisa­ beth Andera, of Hope, ami Mr. Jacob Week’s school house Thursday evening Apr. 1« at 7:80 and bold »d quarterly Brinkert, of Coats Grove. conference. ’ The Hasting* Musical dub was en­ Sunday morning subject at M. E. tertained by Mesdantw DePlanta. Wm. Chnrch “The manifesto of the King” Michael and Mary Manee and Mum Evening “/onah the preacher of judgeNaomi Wentworth at the Bapist church nmnt." The Epworth League topic is Wednesday evening. There, was a fine “Wbat does Christ’s life show us program and a largo and appreciative about the father. ’ 'Leader. O. D. Spauld­ ing. The W. F. M. S. will meet at tho audience. The best musical of the season will M. E. church parlors. Wednesday. Apr. 12 at 2:80. Easter tert. b. that ft iv~ »*X ot Music Faculty, ut St. " 1“11’ The Wesleyan Methodists will organ­ ize a Sunday school next Sunday at tho AnriI u._ Proccwh. go «“ d'fr"> commencement Mpeneoe of the High Advent church at 2 in. Preaching School Senior Chue. Admiauon 23c. at 8 p. m. ~ , Ticket, call be reeervod at Heath’s Soil The subject of the sermon at the Bap­ Carvrth’s Thursday April IS at I r m. tist church next Sunday xnorning will Whatever pertains to Japan.the little “ Kingdom of the Rising Sun.’’ is of «p.oial interest thee" days Th*"*’" the paper nwl hy Mia. Gertrude Smith at the Womens’ Club on Japanwe Home Life will be well received we are rare by our readers, the more so as Miss Smith sjsmt several months in Japan, and gives a picture of, what she saw 'experienced herrff in that die . We are showing some particularly strong numbers in Black Taffeta and Peau de Soie Silks. Especial pains were taken in selecting these silks and we can recommend them as worthy of your confidence. SOCIAL EVENTS. Don’t fail to hear tho Univ. School of Music Faculty, St. Rose's Hall, Friday evening April 14. Admission 25 cents. . Hate hurts the man who nurses it all selfishmsB role the mind-of its divine insight and cheats the soul that would know. . • ......... J. T. PIERSON & SON. A The Peoples’ Store. Hastings, Mich. �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL 6, 1905. EAST WOODLAND. yWitkYour Heavy Garments. V/ xth the approach of glorious Spring, how gladly wc discard W inter s subdued garments and eagerly attire ourselves in lighter, brighter clothes. Never have we displayed such fascinating styles! Neverhave we shown such exclusive, nobby patterns! Never have we offered good clothes at such moder­ ate prices! • Tbe reason we are so enthusiastic about our splen­ did line of clothes for Spring, lies in this sentence: We sell the guaranteed to-wear garments that give the utmost satisfaction in every important detail. For early Spring we highly recommend a dressy Top Coat or Rain Proof, light weight Overcoat. We show all the nobby colors and various styles of these two useful garments at moderate paces— $l(Xto $25 C. H. OSBORN WOODLAND AND VICINITY. WEST WOODLAND. ! Mr. Oller lias sold his farm and ■ bought the Mra -Rodebaugh fann miles south of Woodland. Considera­ tion* 4500. • Harrison Blocker has bought Mr. Oller’s farm 8 miles south of Woodland. Consideration $3200. Miss Grace Early is spending her vacation at home. Edith Downing of Carlton is work­ ing for Mrs. Bisaett. Misses Bertha Heise and Gertie Smith are under the doctors care. Thad Cain of west Carlton has liegun work for Fred Durkee. ’ Grandma Oversmith has gone to Nashville to stay with her son Frank, and wift. Miss Viola Geiger returned to Kalamazi«> Monday, after a weeks visit with her parents. To celebrate her daughters birthday. Mrs. King invited a large number of young people with their mothers. The latter did quilting. A very nice din­ ner was served. August Geiger has teyi ■ having a verylsore band caused by rutting it with glass. Mr|v Barnum of Carlton visited nt Perry Stowell’s last Friday. Our school takes no vacation, teacher and jtebohinf pruferiiig to keep to their work; until the close of the school year. Mr! and Mrs. Heise were in*.east Woodland Sunday. Mra. Charlie, Velte of east Woodland visited at Geo. Haur’s Sunday. Lewis Clnm and wife of inorth Wood­ land visited at Event Clum’s Sunday. Mri Binset died very suddenly Tues-’ day morning. She hiid been i’u poor health for some time, suffering from dropsy. HOLMES CHURCH. . Rev. Lyons and wife and Mra Mag­ gie Phillips, of Woodland, were the guests of Mr. and Mra M. P. Fuller Thursday. Mra. Ida Durkee and son Fred visited at A. J. Hunts Friday. Miss Louis Firater of the State Road spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Jane Wickham. Mrai M. P. Fuller was the guest of Mr. and Mra. Ed -Burton at Hasting* Saturday. Mr, Overamith took Grandma Over­ smith to Naahville Wednesday .where she will spend a few months with her son Frank. Orrin Wickham of Freeport, was the guest of his cousin Roy over Sunday. Mra George Fuller and Mra Bruce Murdock, were the guests of Mra J. D. Rounds Tuesday. , Canlie Godell had a fight with a blue racer. one day last week and suc­ ceeded in killing it. It measured five feet and eight inches long. Mra II. B. Barnum is ‘ in Hastings this week helping to care for her brother. Webster Rogers, who is quite sick. Mra Mamie Todd of Hastings, .-was the’guest of Mrs. Kittie Holmes -Fri­ day. * ■ Mr. and Mra Ves Overamith visited the latter’s sister Mra Frank Rpwlay, south of Hastings Saturday. Milo Ansbaugh is building a new tern. • SOUTH WOODLAND. • Miss Clare Rising of north Wood­ Mim Vina Derbery spent Sunday land was the guest of L. N. Durkee’s with ‘friends in Hastings. people Sunday. • Leonard Hazeldine from Everett, visited friends nt this phuts last week. Mr. English has moved on Daniel COATS GROVE. ’ Snoptell'a farm which he expects to work this season. Delayed letter. School commenced this week with The school is having a vacation this Miss Elsia Wheeler as teacher. week. Guy Miller cam<* home Saturday to Will Koblelis homo from Grand Rap­ ids. 1 vote. ’ . I* Arthur Meyers left last Saturday for Victor Rogers wife who is addicted Valparaiso, where he expects to take a with rheumatism was moved to her commercial course. sister’s.at Lake Odessa. ■ Jiminie Helmer is very poorly. Owen Townsend has returned -from I House Cleaning Time j ) f ) Will soon be here and you will need Paints, Olis, Shelf Paper, Alabas- 1 tine and many other articles necessary for this time, of the year. We ( haye the largest aud most complete drug stock in Barry County and will ) \ quote you prices as low as any one can, when quality Is considered. \ . .t:—-..... 1 -We also 1 ' ' \t \ ( Concentrated Lge for making soap, Household Ammonia. (' ( "Daddu soap." Pumice soap, Due stuffs. Etc. J solicited- - W. H. Goodyear. FOUR CAR LOADS Oiir aim is to keep on hand at all times a large stock of the best quality of supplies for our line of trade. This week we have added four car loads to ' our stock... A Car Load of Salt: Yours st....................................................90c per bbl. A Car Load of Portland Cement: Yours at......................................... H. Rowe of Nashville is. well known and has held Hie office of supervisbr several term* James Fleming and John Appleman who are candidates for treasurer have loth held the office. A few from hm>nv»uit to Morgan to vote. < '' ■­ Miss .Marie Wolf and Mins (trace Comings of Hastings. were visiting friends here .Sunday. The Rev. C. 0. Purdy will go to West Sibewa this week to hold a ser­ ies of meetings. Garry Crook and family of Hastings, visited James Ehret the first of tho week. . Miss Ada .Johnson of -Newago, who has lieeu visiting at H. Johnson's for a couple of months, returned home this week. Harve Rodehangh was at Kalamazoo on business one day last week. Howard Mclntvre of tbe State road, commenced hauling milk to the Wood­ land creamery Monday. His route goes through here. ’ William Chaw of Lansing, and his sister Mrs. Scott of Quimby, visited friends hero the first of the week. The Rev. C. 0. ihirdv who was Bent as delegate to tlie Christian Endeavor convention at Kalamazoo hist week, gave a very interesting report at the Endeavi>r meeting here Sunday eve­ ning. Married, at the homo of the bride’s parents-Mr. and Mra Geo. Bump. Man 2»L \\ iirren Coolbaugh aiid Mi.-s Nane Bump. Rev. C. O. Purdv performed the ceremony. A few of the near rela­ tives were present A wedding dinner was ser ved. MAPLE GROVE. L. B. Potter has lieen- very i'll with neuralgia. D. H. Evans 4f Battle Creek, is spending a short time on his farm here. V. W. Norton and wife passed Sun­ day Fred Potter's in Assyria. The Misses Glehna and’ Gladys Wolfe of Battle Creek. passed Sunday at the .“I? S ,thoir Mr. And Mrs. A. D. -Wolfe. __ W. C. Clark. wife and son returned from Colorado last Saturday where Mrs. Clark and son have been spend­ ing the winter, and Mr. Clark ten days. The gold medal contest at the M. E. church was quite well attended. Dumob Spencer won the medal. •T*1? kmeet with Mrs. J. C. Dillon. Apr. 14. A cordial invitatiofi is extended to all. The L. A. 8. served dinner at Clark's hall on town meeting day. Mrs. George Cannon has been quite sick the past week. V The dance at Maple Grove Center was well attended. A good time-was reported by the voung people. Mrs. Ella Larkin will oj.cn a milli­ nery store at Naahville in Mrs. Aller­ ton's old store. • . S'S??1I'1"'*1 in Uie Norton district last Friday for vacation. Benj. PMrc£ptaHl Snndny at Bat­ tie Creek. . ,$1.50 per bbl. A Car Load of Wood Plaster: Yours at................................................... 40c per sack A Car Load of Selected Red Brick/ Yours at....................................... $10 per thousaad Our bran is moving fast at.gl.10per cwt. Middlings at 61.25 per cwt. Clover and Timothy seed for sale. Wanted at one?—200 bushels of rve at the hjgheal market price. ' ROWLADER BROS & REISER, Phone 57. Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. (i Kalamazoo where he has lieen an at-, tendant- in the asylum. James Ehret and daughters Mabie and Gladys were visiting friends in Nashville and West Kalamo the first of tho week. The L. A. S. will have their anni­ versary at the church Thursday of .this week. (Jhicken pie will be served. In the Charlotte Tribune we notice tho Rev. A. R. Farrar, formerly of this place but now of Charlotte, has recently been Asked by Prof. Riddell to become his business manager and co-worker. Such a call from a king of the platform like Riddell is a suggesion that he found in the voung man some most excellent timber both for business and for spiritual work. Some of the township candidates for office were around here smiling ar.d shaking bands with, the good farmers this week. E. V. Smith republican candidate for supervisor in Castleton is a son of David Smith of east Castelton and brother to Judge Clement Smith, of Hastings. a successful fanner and cap­ LACEY. Perry Wooley is moving on his farm west of Lacey. Henry Stevens ia no tetter at this writing. Mrs. Henry Stevens lias returned from her visit in Wisconsin. “ Frank Darling and Roy Dunham of Battle Creek were in Lacey Monday Mrs. Harry Hayes of Hastings, visit­ ed at Henry Stevens last week Mrs. Alice Nead of tai* visited at J. St. Johns this week. Will Hicker of Nashville, was the guest of Lee M. Sheldoh on Wednesday, Miss Sarah Townsend is the guest of her friend Mrs. Lena Jarvis this week. Mr. and Mra. Grant Mliir and daugh­ ter of Hastings, visited J. St John and wife last week. Elizah Morgan of Kalkaska is the guest of his sister Miss Laura Sheldon this week. . *Mra. H. S. Drake who has been spending the winter with Mra. J. Hitt, returned to her home in Ohio lately. Hugh Kilpatrick of Levering and Mr. and Mra, J. Hitt, were guests of Mra. Alice Grant on Tbnreday. . E. Morgan; of Kalkaska, avas the guest of E. T. Cole and wife part of last week. The C. E. S. organized on Bunday evening. Pres.. Earnest Wheeler; Sec.. Orto Weeks: Trona. Herbert Rockwell. Thomas'. Hood who has been the guest of his -brother Geo. Hood and other friends, returned to his home in Detroit on Tuesday. An epidemic of rag tees has broken out in east Woodland,. Mrs. Chas. Smith bad the 4‘lucky thirteen. ” They sewed 16 pounds of rags for her. • Tho VanBnx’klin mill has finished sawing on Homer Hager’s place and has removed to Geo. Guy’s farm in west Sunfield. Mrs. Henry Hitt received the sad news of the "death of her sister Miss Lilly Read of Charlotte last week. E. Welch has moved back to his own farm and H. Rockwell is. keeping bachelor hall in his home on the Baker farm. The log house across from the Kil­ patrick chnrch ia being torn down to make room for a new ona The old landmarks are fast disappearing. Forest Hagar has moved onto the J. Grant farm which he has purchased, and John Guy moved into the house vacated by him last week. On Saturday Henry Hitt fell from a bu ilding and dislocated his shoulder. It is the second time he has met with the?samt£ accident. Everyone know, that we have been adverting and .ellmg Rexall Dy.pepua Tablet, for the part few month., and al­ though we made tom extraordinary claim, for them they rn.de good every time. Rexali mean. King-of-all, and the Dy.pepua Tablet, certainly proved their claim, to thi. name. We were not .urpttad at the reiult. becauK we know they were dertgned for that one .pedal dtaam, and they aecomplUhed their purpow. They were right in line with our idea, of medicine. A .pedal remedy for each ailment, and that they were .pecialiit. in their line ha. been proven time and time again by our curtomer.. Home proof ia .trong proof. We believe that any medicine prewibed for a .ingle trouble i> going to give better re.ult« than a remedy adverttad a. a cure alL Now the manufacturer, of Rexali Remedie. have a well-tried remedy That Positively Cures Catarrh BALTIMORE CENTER. ha.i Mrs. Jennie Marsh, of Marshall. ---been caring for her mother Mrs. Lewis Wood the past week. Mr. Risor has moved into Aaron Durfee's bouse to work the farm and look after the wants of Mr. D. The L. A. S. will hold a warm sugar social at Carey Edmonds Wednesday evening. April 5. * Glenn French, of Hastings, is visit­ ing her people. Alex French and wife for a few days. Joseph French bought a horse in Hastings last Saturday. Mias Sarah Garrison of Hendershott Corners and Mias Pearl Garrison of Hastings, visited Mrs. Dells Garrison ’ one-day last week. • ( A quiet wedding took place at the home of John Crawley Tuesday eve- • bing. Mar, 29, when their daughter । Effie P. was united in marriage to! Reuben Crites, wm of Rev. CYitesof' Caledonia.' The best wishes of their many friends go with them.Harry Johnson and wife are spend­ ing a few days with the formers jiarents Mr. and Mrs. Orson Johnson. HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE Bert Daly and wife, formerly of this I place hail a nice little tey come to “*¥b"ri.,bwi$tqntoto a3'" i.tok.. made ia ' some;wav ..... ’ 1/wt week. ...xa. The item ut-ui referrvier-;1 rx^to*^ instead of In-longing in the Hendefhott. should have been in the McOniter School House items. Your oorn*spondemti knew nothing about it. Pearl Garrison whtrwas visiting her sister -at Mrs. Holcomb's hist week, was taken very sick there Sunday. Dr. HoweJl of Hastings was summoned to her relief. . There will tie Sunday school here next Bunday commencing at 1 o’clock. Foley’s Honey and Tar contains no opiates, and will not cmi.nlpale like nearly all other cough medicines. Re­ fuse MibsUtUtes. bold by W. H. Good year< the drnggisu That is a strong statement to make, but with the confi­ dence we have in Rexali Remedies from the success we have had with Rexali Dyspepsia Tablets, and from the reports of cases already cured with Rexali Mucu-Tone we have confi­ dences this claim and are selling Mucu-Tone every day on our own personal recommendation. Confidence begets confi­ dence you know. We want to tell you about it Rexali Mucu-Tone is made only to cure Catarrh and its after effects—it cures Catarrh by driving every trace of the'cause of . Catarrh from your system. Don’t you see for yourglf that a remedy Eke Mucu-Tone, prescribed for one specific purpose, is going to accompEsh that purpose much better than a cure all that claims to cure every disease in tbe dictionary. But that’s not all. Mucu-Tone is different to any medicine you ever bought > or heard of for Catarrh. Mucu-Tone doesn’t heal up the in­ flamed mucous tissues like the old-fashioned catarrh salves and keep the trouble in. Mucu-Tone doesn’t deaden the Catarrh poisoned surfaces like the old style snuffs and make believe you are cured, but Mucu-Tone gets right at the source. Mucu-Tone gets right in and absolutely drives out the. Germs That Cause Catarrh and besides all that — and as its very name implies — MucuTone tones up the mucous tissues that have been diseased by Catarrh and fortifies your system against any subsequent attacks. If you are troubled with Catarrh in any form — Internal or external — whether Catarrh of the Head and Nasal Passa­ ges, Catarrh Intestines — , ofe the , Stomach, . _ Bladder,' Kidneys -. or — ft---------LJry Catarrh of the Inner Ear or any catarrhal conditions of •*•!«», »nd if you ..nt to be cured of it and prevent it from attacking you — jvw ugnui again then uicu juu you 1UIUI must unvc drive Cabsolutely «"«y of of it out of your .y.tem with Now don’t dispute us because we are not going to ask you a single cent on this claim — you only pay* for it if it works. If it doesn t work we don’t want to keep your money. Fai * enough offer, isn’t it — but we have yet to hear of the first case that was not, greatly benefitted from the very beginning. We have a large trial bottle at fifty cents that we want you to try on our personal recommendation. FRED L HEATH & CAPVFTH Are You Planning kuild a House? T° build a Barn? To repair your House? We are Headquarters for Everything in the Line of , Builders Hardware, ( Eave Troughing, Etc. We will be glad to figure with you on anything in our line 1 his promises to be a busy year. You will be wise to ar range NOW for whatever work or supplies you want in our Wei^sert Bros. �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 6. 1905. BABY TUCKER’S WONDERFUL CURE Covered from Head to Foot with Humours —Forty Boils on Head at One Time —Doctors and Drug Bills $100—Baby Grew Worse. CURED BY CUTICURA FOR FIVE DOLLARS Mrs. George H. Tucker, Jr., 335 Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wia., is a grateful mother. “When six months old,” she says, ” my little girl weighed a pound aud a half less than at birth. When one month old a a rah formed on her face, spreading until it ■completely covered bcr from head to. foot, followed by boils, having forty on her head at one time, and more on her body. Then her skin started to dry up, and it became so bad she could pot shut her eyes to sleep. One mouth's treatment with Cuticura Soap * and Ointment made a complete cure, and now my child is as large, strong, and healthy a.-, any child of her age. The doctor’s and drug bills were over one hundred dollars, and my baby grew worse- all the time. Then we spent less than five dollars for Cuti­ cura and cured her." CUTICURA A BLESSING To Skin-Tortured Babies and Tired Mothers. The suffering which Cuticura Soap and Ointment have alleviated among the young, and the comfort they have .afforded worn-out and worried parents, have led to their adoption in count­ less homes as priceless curatives for birth humours, milk crust, stalled head, eczemas, rashes, aud every form of itching, scaly, pimply skin, and scalp humours, with loss of hair, of infancy and childhood. Guaranteed absolutely pure. The position of brasher Ru tlie barber ahop of a large hotel.In p.'ew York is worth lit least $30 a w<H-k If a young pian attends to his bualni-SH. Hotel pa­ trons are liberal tippets. ,Tiie bnish»-r Is expected to find Acais fbr customer* if the barbers’ clifib-.« nn-lfllli-tl and to hand around the mornhu: juul lllustrat«*! pajiers. The boss Itarlier pays them no satarj*. I'ermbalen to!work in tbe shop considered sutficlent compensa­ tion. Tbe hours are long, jnnd in most cases brusliers ore nlltywedi a boy as an assistant. Backache is never known to those persons who take an oecasitonal dose of rmeules. Thu value (if the resin ob­ tained from the Pine tree t»s long been recognized in the treatment of diseases of the bladder and kidney*. One dose of 1’ineuleH will give relief, and one bottle will cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath the druggist. Mnudle—Pn. will our new mamma go mad after awhile? |Fatber--Wbat a qnertlmi! Why du yoiu think such a thing? Mnudle— Well. ■! b^ard her tell tlie eobk yestehlay that sHe gut badly bitten when she married you! CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED. “For ten years I bad chronic broDcbitis so bad that at time® I could not speak above a whisper.” writes Mr. Joseph Coffman, of Montmorenci, Ind. “I tried all remedies available, but with-no success. Fortunately my employer sugfested that 1 try Foley'fi Honey and Tar. ts effect was almost miraculous, and I am now cured of the disease. On my recommendation many people have used Foley’s Honey and Tar, and al­ ways with satisfaction.” Sold by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. •*¥00 will have to accompany me,” said the new and zealous officer of the law, laying a firm bond on the arm of tbe seedy young man who was making night hideous with a cornet. "Certainly,” said the musician, af­ fectionately linking his arm in the po­ liceman's "What do you wish to sing .and in what key.?” Southwestern Michigan THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. Eczema, *cald head, him, of the ,»kin ot any sort, JustantJy re lievee, permanently curet^ voau» Ointment. At any drug store. B^nthe lha Ind TH Hiw WHITE PLAGUE ■ What Dr. Knopf, The Great Tubercul' osis*Specialist Says. Poes Not Advise People To Go Away Hilmer and Carl Kvarnstrom. of KaJFrom Home To Effect a Seventy eight barrel* of oil and gas­ Kmaxoo, aged 10 and nine years, mCure. *P®ctively, had a narrow eecape from oline belonging to tbe Sun Oil Com­ . . caught —- --------The wide spread movement now on pany fire from aparka irom from an drowning in tbe river at the Gull street urvrif... ... 1.. . bridge Thursday. ~and were saved at engine at Belding Monday and started foQl *n the United States against the the last moment by quick work on tlie afire that threatened great damage. ! “pre,wi of tlie “Whtt® Plague” or tuPart of Lafayetc Uptbegrovo who Ab it was. nothing but tbe oil burned ’*rcnl,W1"- continue* to grow, ' t-1-*—"’.—5 — c being formed tuberculoais societies “ are witnessed the accident. The children and it made a great blaze. in many large citieaand the movement were playing on a raft made of three 1 must ultimately reach towns the size railroad ties and were on the flisxled 'An effort is being made to start a lands along the river, and were swept knitting factory, employing 23 hands of Hastings.- The benefit to be gained out into tbe current. The raft was at Saranac. John Post is one of tbe from this agitation cannot lie estima­ whirled round and round and sent promotori of the sch9me. John pro­ ted. for as the jieople become enlighten­ down stream 100 yards to the bridge. moted a good factory for Plainwell, ed and informed in regard to the best Just aa it struck the pier the boy* leap­ now why not for his own home town. method for combating this dreaded disease, just so much sooner will its ed and caught bold of the pewta support­ ravages be materially checked, and the ing the bridge, while their raft tipped enormous rates of deaths annually be The MacSimBar Paper 0o. is the over and was swept away. The toys decreased. clung to the post with their feet in name of a new pajter company organi­ One of the best authorities on tuber­ the water and cried for help. Upthe- sed in Otsego last Munday. The capital culosis in this and foreign countries. stack of the company is H 30.000. Ar ­ grove was fishing from the bridge and Dr. 8. A. Knopf. Df New 'York City, started at once for help. He secured rangements fur the construction of the has beeh- spending a short time the buildings will begin at once. a boat and reachtxl the Ixjys just as guest of Dr. Kellogg at the Battle they were about to drop exhausted ’in­ The Michigan Central has acquired Creek Sanitarium, and in a-lncture on to the rapid current. the St Joseph. South Bend and South­ the “White Plague” given while in that city, is much interesting and ern railroad. 4 miles long. which con­ At Galesburg was helabrated the fiftynects the first two elites This Will valuable information which we repro­ first anniversary of Dr. Q. Burroughs give the M. C. some very valuable duce in part. In opening the lecture Dr. Knopf de­ graduation from tho University of traffic. scribed the disease and the various Michigan. A somewhat singular fact ways by which R communicated, of isthatat that time, although Michigan The bonds are urrnngf-d for and every- .course, making sputum of the afflicted was then in reality a “new country. thitig planned for the u . building of an first on the list.of communicable sour­ its medical diploma wah the only one granted in the United States, recognize­ electric line from Knlntnazoo to Grand ces. Tlie sjieaker did*not regard hered­ Rapids, There will >>■ brunch lines ity as of great importance and laid the edin Greatpritain. I)r. Burroughs is 78 spread of consumption'to more practi­ years of age an<l has lieeu in practice running to Otsego and Gun lake. cal and natural exposures. Poverty in Galesburg .since 1816. having sur­ vived nearly all of his early contem­ The contrac t has been let for the and oftimes carlessnesa ate strong fabporaries of tho “old school. " Although construction of an electric road from tors in tuberculosis and certain trades occasionally seen on tho streets, accom­ Kalamazoo to’ Grand Rapids, The hlso contribute largely Peopl(\should panied by the familiar “case." the roiul will l»v (X) milt*s I long and will be educated to have a care whe»-coming in contact with this dread disease doctor has virtually retired from prac­ coat about ^LoLXl.lhM). ! which Dt. Knopf stated emphatically tice in favor of one of the two sons, was not sucsceptible to either the faith who sudcred their.1 father in the med­ A Buisnoss Men’s Association WHS ___ euro or alcholic treatment. Rational ical prolessioit fotmed in Eaton Rapids hu»t Tuesday. measures, good food, plenty ot fresh The object of the association is the upair and cold baths were the bffit means A hone with a stoneboat hitched to bqilding of that city. ■ for combating the plague. him came down Grand 'river last Fri­ As to what can be done to stop the day afternoon far as Island No. 1. Ernest Stanford was caught in the devaalaions of consumption Dr. Knopf where the harness and • ’boat' ’ jvere re­ shafting at the San itos Nut Co. factory said he hoped that before leaving Battle moved and the carcass cast adrift again. in; Battle Creek one day hurt week and Cr^ek he might see organized an antiThe horse belonged to Carl Nolwck. who tuberculomfi association for the pro­ badly injured. has a small place along the river in mulgation of methodit for combating Danby. He was dumping stuno down the plague, and for a j thorough system Tho Michi gun Centra! has decided to the l*ank of the stream,>when he yelled reopen the car Ifehops at Marshall. Thia of information and enligbtment. nt the horse, and it and its burden jkmnng the things he urges against a went over the I tank into the river and crtn^s.great rejoicing in that city. consumptive going away from his own the stiff current soon took him away. climate for help. Hii oliservation had -Nobeck aava he •‘hollered" at him but SCORES SCHOOL SYSTEM liven that a pat-ient who. was cured re­ he wouldn’t come back.—Portland Ob­ mained cured if he {stayed at home server. Prof. Cooley Says That a Thief In a while those benefited abroad most fre­ ^Reformatory Has a Better Chance quently came home to succumb at last. Than an Honest Boy. Volnoy Day. living at thn home of1Sanitariums for the care of this class of NelsonM . Hay near Neellrwy’s mill, Prof. (,’. H. Cooley, of. the Univer­ sufferers were highly comipended and northeast of this village, shot himself sity of Michigan, one of the recognised he suggested that public spirited people with a target rille about eleven o'clock authorities on sociological problems, stop building libraries, churches and Saturday morning, dying instantly. made some startling statements on the monuments and build better and more He went into a fence corner, placed the question of tho attendance at schools. sanitary homes for the laboring classes muzzle of the gun in his mouth and He said that Michigan was one of the -■ which are the ones must afflicted with ' tired.- Deceased was 84 year* of age. most successful states in the Union to tuberculosis. was badly crippled with rheumatism hold the pupils in school. A Charlotte man, describing the coun­ and luul become despondent over his He has found, from a careful study condition. His remains were Sent'to of the subject, that only about, one try in Oklahoma and Kansas, says there Augusta Monday, where the funeral I third of the children who enter the are the most rivers and tbe least water, services were held.----- Plainwell Enter- -.schools ever take more than the first the most cows and the least milk, and grade. Leerf than one * Half take more you can look farthest and see least of priseJ ; than the second. Only three per cent any place he ever saw. He might go The Scandinavian si»ort of skeeing is go as far as the high school, and alxnit still farther and say there are more big becoming very popular in this country. three tenths per cent graduate from tho stories told about that country and the Many of the Battle Creek boys have high school. In Michigan however, he least truth of any place out unless it akeee made, and the past winter have claims that the conditions are better, is California. enjoyed great sport skeeing down the and about sixteen per cant of the num­ Jacob Riis tells an anecdote of a hills stout the city. They will be in­ ber of students who enter school, take­ young lady who devoted a good deal of terested in knowing that Aaron Anron- work* in thp high schooL her time to settlement work and who The cause of this is duo to the defi ­ son. a Swede who lives at Graham lake, 'has a twelve foot pair of skees ciency of our present school syatems. was a particular favorite with all the children. “Why do you loveMiss Mary upon (which he has walked to and from On.this he said: •The work for the lawyer or the pro­ so?" they asked a little lad one day. Battle Creek all winter, outdistancing “ I like her, ” he replied, "because she the fastest teams. —Batte Cree<Journal. fessional man is.all laid out for him. He »tarts in at the primary grade and looks as though she didn't see tbe holes finishes at a nniveratly. With tho in my shoes." G. Andre wbn lives \near Marshall laboring man ft is different. The lost n|l confidence in dogs as protectors ‘•There's justi two things that break school life of today has no definite re­ up happy homis," observed the 1’obick of property. Mr. Andre is the owner of lation to the future life; of the hand­ three dogs which were supposed to be •philosopher. I working class.'' good watch dogs but Thursday night “What’s them?" enquired the SqueHe spoke in particular of the lack of Seymbr DeMott carried off 11 chickens schools where tho boys \can get a tech­ dunk ignoramus. At the time of the theft all three dogs nical education nndsaidin part: “The “Woman’s love fer dry goods were within sight and hearing of the reformatories are the only places which man’s love fer wet goods, b’goeh'." coop, but made no disturlmnoe. De­ offer this kind of training. The boys SHOWING, THE WAY. Mott Jwas given IW days in Detroit for who steal and get Into these places re­ the tHeft. Wiliam ami Harold Dolph, aged 14 and 15 vears respectively, were taken into Custody by the policeof Omaha and are bling held pending the receipt of word (from their uncle in Battle Creek. Michi, froth whose.homo they recently ran away bpcause their aunt insisted that lhev eschew meat and potatoes and Here on * diet of breakfast foods. Croup ia quickly relieved and W hoop­ ing Cough will not “run its course if you use the original Bee’s Laxative llouey and Tar. This Cough Syrup s different from all others because it acts on tho bowels. You can not cure Croup and Whooping Cough until you rid the system of congestion, by working off tbe cold through a copious action or bowels. Bee's laxative Honey and Tar does this, and ernes all Gougns, A coroprulion ha« l>«m formed at Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. No opi­ the French Paates. Sold by Fred L. Heath the drug­ NUm under the style icr'Co. for the purpose of manufactur­ gist. ing and scllltw wood pnlp and )iaper. Tbe company has an authonwd capital *How are you getting on with your rtock.d of which has music, my dear?” Inquired a lady or Isien sulwitwd and paid in property. -Well,'of course," replied tbe niece diffidently. "It wouldn’t l»e proper for me to compliment myself, but some or the neighbor* have told me theyhave stayed awake at night for hours listen­ ing to my playing.” ■ _9 CONCERNING THE John I- Bean has the distinction of having iMsve ol«Wl constable of Mar­ shall for St yearn it, snccemmn. Ho most bo a good one. ■ Wm H. Hamilton whs arruflted in Mishawuaka Tneaday and brought to Kalamazoo.; He is wanted for alleged bigamy. , Ionia .man* W.«» hard flood one day last week.. from a ceive a training at public expense,-but the boys who are morally honest • are This Public Statement of a Hastings Citizen Will Be Appreciated. out of it. Tho whole fault lies in the Many a reader of this in Hastings has fact tliat our- present school system is gone through the self-same experience not adjusted to the times. ” in part, and will be glad to be shown the way to get rid of the constant aches Wanted, a gu<Kl active boy. not and pains of a bad back. Profit by a afraid of work, to learn the printer’s Hastings citizen's experience. trade. Inquire at BANKER office. Anthony Wilmont, Molder, of Wash­ ington Street, says: “Like the majority The BANNER will print 200 auction of men who • follow my occupation, 11 bills on good, heavy paper for f 1,73. was annoyed with a dull aching pain in j If.you want auctipri. bills printed, my back brought on by having to stoop call at tl^p BANNER office. We will so much. At times it was severe, es­ pecially if I did an extra hard day’s print 200 on good heavy paper at |1.73. work. I tried several backache cures but got little relief. Seeing Doan’s Kid­ ney Pills spoken of and recommended One night is ajl tbe time necessary to so highly 1 tried a box. They helped prove that Pineules is the best remedy me from the first. I have taken two or in the world for backache and al! kid­ three since and have derived much ben­ ney and bladder troubles. If you have efit from them. I have recommended rheumatism or any other blood disease them to several of my friends who used a single dote will give relief. Sold by them obtaining beneficial results. Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist. This was about two years ago. I am working at the bench now and have no “There isn’t much difference between trouble with my back. I gladly en­ me and Eve." said a little girl wiw was dorse Doan’s Kidney Pills and you are at liberty to use my name if you wish." compelled to wear her big sister’s oast Just such emphatic endorsement is off skirts. “How Is that?" asked her plentiful In Hastings. Call at W. H. chum. “Why, Eve had to wear leaves Goodyear's drug store and a«k what his customers report." and I have to leavings." . For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts. Foster-Milburn Co.,Buffalo, New York, Ita tbe little colds that grow into, big sole agentsflu the •United States. colds: the big colds that end consnmRemember ' the name-Doan's-and tion and death. rt'Mcli the HtUe colds. oTwoiSS Konr., take no other. Railway Time Tables. Michigan Central lime table.' In effect Oct. Q, 19M C«jtral Standard Time. TWdng effect Nov. 27.1SCH. Trains leave Hastings u follows: • EASTWARD] ' a m pm pm No. 102. Detroit express ....................... 7:«7aw • Kalamazoo ar 10:U«:17 Si-jo No. to#, Gr'd Rapiiij VNew York Ex-.isusp a I Pl- ft OU Xn HU Vaw Vcrlr ... Cloverdale ShuRz WESTWARD * Hastings Goats Grove Ko. 107, Grind Rapid* express. Kft IfW WnnliU ..t.r-.u Woodland’ r Woodbury Via P M Ry Ko. 101. Pacific expmi f.anslng Trains Kos. Hl. 10a. iob *i Grand Rapids . O. W. Rvootas, W. 8. BxHUoy, Agent. Hxstlngs. PROFESSIONAL CARD, PHYSICIANS KNArFEN, Attorneys. <7 Mlchigau Traat Co. tSuildltiK, Gntucitapld-i. Micnigaw.______ __ THOMAS A PRYOR. C.H Thomas Attorneys at Law. t- H. fbtob. Officer dvrr Hastings City Bank. DK. LOWRY, HmIIdkb, Micb. '•pectactas on hand. . H. A. A C. H. BARBER, Physicians and Surgeons MBs tn city or county reepooded to with C fl.oKUVh A POTTER. F. R. TIMMERMAN Attornevs at Law, Honxepathlc Physician and Snr(SuccMaora u> Philip T. Oolgrove) ■eon. Office cor. Jefferson and Center Oeo in Uu1o-j Block, Haatlnga, Practto* all the court* of the state,________ Street A. K. KENASTON. Attorney at Law. ILNLON. M. D.. Over J. S. Goodyear A Co., store • Physician and Surgeon. -rwucea in all courts of the state. Collection, promptly attended to.____________ Middleville. Mich J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, CHARLES RUSSELL, M. D Woodland, Mich. . Physician and Surgeon. A II'business given prompt and careful Office over Fred L. Heath's drug stare. attention. 'Collections a specialty. DKMT18TS R. V. GALLAGHER,. Physician and Surgeon, Dowling; Office hours: F. E.IW1LL18ON, D. O. 8. Hastings, Mich.. 7 to 9 a.m.,12 to 2 p.m. and 7 to 8 pirn. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. i I ' P. A. SHELDON Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate. Iteal E»ttale Mild on couuulMloti. General conveyanclnfl. flavins a complete set ot Abstract Books, comp'.'.cd from tbe Records, can furnish complete Abstracts. Wm. STEBBINS. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director, calls promptly attended, day or nltht.^ HORSE SHOEING FARMERS A^D TOWNSMEN I give especial attention to horses that interfere in travelling. Am now. shoeing some of the best horses in Barry county, and would like to shoe yours. . alike patronUe our Barber Shop. EverythiM new. cl apd up-to-date. We Invite BUSBY BROS. W. J. FLEMING, Under IlMtingB City Bank. First door east of Brick Harn. ROWLAND BROS., Proprietor* of the JEFFERSO STREET FEED BARS hare adfied 14 Dew double stalls to accommodate patrons. They have aho put In some new LIVERY RIGS and solicit your patronage. ■ . ' CIGARS DAN LAKE THE “OLD RELIABLE" BLACK­ SMITH. All work neatly and promptly done. Also do all kinds of repair work. Satisfaction guaranteed. ' ounce FOR MEN. OnUEJ FOR BOYS. ' We hsre a full fine at CIGARS. FIFES and TOBAC4X1. This l> the oldert exclusive Cigar store lu the city and we carry all tbe best btands.' % A. PARKER & SON, I make a snectalty of handling MEN'S and BOY8’ SHOES. Sre my line before buying. Repairing neatly and promptly done. PHILIP LUTZ, Second door south of PostofflCc. Take one after each meal and before going to bed ■ ASK When you want FLOUR FEED SEED CO A L ano WOOD YOUR DEALER FOR DT TfjQ IT I will make rugs for.. ..BO and 7tc Let me figure with you. 1 give yard price* to farmers on Coal. North of Hotel Barrj ■ By sending One Hundred pounds of carpets, I will pay freight both ways. Write me your want*, letters promptly ans­ wered." Address L.A. EATON, A. M. BUNNELL, SrA'S®: a Day Surest K* will show you how to make $3 a day ate soluteiy sure; wo furnish tho work and plain the bualneu fully, remember we ruarantea a clear pront nt » for every day’s work, abso­ lutely sure."’ Write at once. FREE HOMES PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan. Tbe Probate Court for thp Couaty of Ba/ry At the s-sslon of said court; held at the pro­ bale office, lu the city of Hastings, In said county.’on the CTth day of March A. 15. ltm.v.1 Preseat: Hou. Chan. M. Mack Judge ot Pro bate. In the matter of the estate of Peter Cockburn deceased .1 antes Cockburn having tiled inlaid court hh iwtltton praying for reasons therein stated uiat ho may llceu-u-d ComSI real estate of said 4e<-eased at public sale. it Is Ordered. That tbe mat. day of A^rll A. I>. 1M&. at ten o’clock lu the forenoon, at said probate office, be anil h hereby appointed for Leartna said petition; Ills further -ordered. That public notice there- Of i6o Acres for three sacceMlve weeks preriou to said day In the Great Canadian Northwest- Cheap rates of hearing. In the Hastings Hanner a newspaper to hotui.'-svekt-rs and sAtlers. For lutormatton printed and circulated in said county. Clute. M. Mack. HMnMG . Judge of Probate. CHAgLES BRLLIS, EllaC. Heeox Government Commlralaner, cL I*. Railway Resister of Probate. Hull 7. Majorie Block,Uattte Creek, Mich. (A true copy.) ______________ Foley’s Honey na Tar BAN NER br children.safe.sure. Noooitttt, QA LV �HASTINGS BANNER- APRIL 6, <905. IO Is It Hard For You To Forget That You Have Rheumatism? Ath-lo-pho-ros Try and Remember that ■nd our Freo HOME TREATMENT Will Cure and that L W. J. hol away as H for aalc «ad vriYl give you a qutstta blank ta fill oat and tend to n* Ior our truun—I. M ___ TH* ATHLOPHOapa COMFAHY, Mew Hawn. C«i»n. MR. LICHTY REPLIES Tbe great prizes of life do not Call to the most brilliant, to the cleverest, to tbe shrewdest, to tbe most long headed or to the best educated, but to the most level headed men, to .the men of sound­ est judgment. When a man Is wanted for a responsible position his shrewd­ ness Is not considered so Important as his sound judgment Reliability Is what is wanted. Can a man stand without being , trlppisl, and. If he Is thrown, can he land upon bls feet? Can be be dei>ended upon, relied upon under ail el ream stances, to do the right thing, the sensible thing? .Has the man a level head? rias be good hsrae sense? Is be liable to fly ’off on a tangent or to-go off half cocked r' Is be •’faddy?" Has he “wheels In hl« bead?" Does be lone bls temper easily or can he’control himself? If he cao keep a level bead under all circum­ stances, If be cannot be thrown off bls balance and Is honest, he Is the man Wanted.—Success. . PNEUMONIA IS ROBBED TERRORS. OF ITS by Foley's Money and Tar. .. It — stops the racking cough and bealsand strength ens the lungs. If taken in time it will prevent an attack of pneumonia. Re­ fuse substitutes. Sold by W. H. Good­ year, the druggist. Wanted.—A match for an independ­ ent, • beautiful young widower of thir­ ty-six years, of resjiectablti and very rich family. Possesses handsome amount of thousands and numerous golden ornaments of his previous wife. —Lahore Tribune. It is difficult to cure a cough or free youraelf from the discomforts of a cold unless you move the bowels. Bee’s Lax­ ative Honey and Tar acts on the bowels . and drives all cold out of the system. Then comes its -soothing effect and strengthening influence upon the throat and lungs. For Croup, Whooping Cough, Colds, and all Lung and Bronichal affections, no remedy is equal to the Original Laxative Honey and Tar. Sold by Fred L. Heath, tbe druggist. Wife'(who |h always ailing) — You will bury me by the side of my flrat husband, won’t you. dear? Husband— With pleasure, my dear. , CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough1 Bears tho Signature of PROBATE ORDER. btata of Michigan, County.of Barry, ss. At a somIoo of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, ho'.den al the Probate office lathe ally of Halting*!. In sold county <mWedne*-j Present. Cha*. M. Mack. Jpdg'o of Probate. In the matter of the estate of George Green­ field. deceased. i on reading ami filing the'petition duly veri­ fied, cd Emma Greenfield, Widow of said dectMMd. praying that administration of said ■ estate may be granted to Jatues Covert or to eome othfQniltable person. Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday the 17th day of Anfll A. D. iwftat io o'clock In the forenoon, bo assigned for the hearing of said petition and Hurt the heln at law of said deceas­ ed and ull other persons Interested in said estate are required to appear at a session ot said Court, then to be ho'.den at tho Probate office. Gives tbe Carriers Side of the Delivery of Newspapers and Letters. Mr. Editor: ■ I wish to make a few statements to those whom it may concern. When a patron asks the carrier where his daily or county paper is and the carrier re­ plies ,4I don't know, “those three wards are the truth, in as small a sentence aa it can be stated. All daily and county papers for rural routes come to the office ti^d up in bunches. Now then, if there |are 50 patrons taking a county paper, arid there are only 48 or 4ft .pap­ ers in the bunch, the carrier knows some on^ is shy a paper, but who he OUR JAPANESE SISTERS Court. House News Continued from page three. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. WARRANTY DEEDS. Calvin Stanton * and wife to Herbert C. Stanton, 44 ac Sec. fl, Baltimore 11.00 Albert Troutwine to St Clare Brock. S lots 10 flr 11. Hastings 300 00 Fredrick Miller to Zina Clark, Parcel Sec. 1. Woodland.... 660 00 Fanner’s State Bank, Middle­ ville to Albert Carter, 100 ac Sec. 19, Irving 3000 00 Baker Shiner add wife to Leon­ ard H. ivarte, 5 ac Has­ 625 00 tings Adelbert E. Heath and wife to Walter A. I^mpman and wife. Lot 298. City 800 00 Allison M. Bostwick to Albert C. Hampton. 4 ac Sec. 8, 1100 00 Alonzo Kenaston .and wife to Leo Myervs, Lot 13. City.... 110 00 Alonzo E. Kenaston and wife to Lewis C. Harris, Lot 12, 'fcitv....... 120 00 Leslie . Weaver and wife to Charles Pennock. 5 ac Sec. 81 Hope 400 00 couldn't [tell until he gets to a pat­ John L. Kemp and wife to Charles Porter? 40 ac Sec. 80 rons house, and then finds a certain 81, Johnstown 1100 00 paper massing. When you have from 10 to 75 papers of various kinds in rolls Joseph P. Rcnkcs to Elva you can hot pick out on your routing Tfaomas; 45 ac Sec. 17 and 60 desk jns4 whose paper is missing. We ac Sec. 1 . Baltimore 1988 00 don’t knfw always the cause of a paper Charlotte Russel! to Charles being shy. but some times find the Russell and wife, put of lot label stuck on the inside of another 046. City* ................................... 1 00 patrons i»p<?r. But we have no extras Charles H. Strickland to Daniel in. the bunch, so bow can the carrier A. Dunkelburger, 48 ac deliver something with nothing? Oh! Maple Grove 1200 00 I see. Take a run to the publishing William Harding and wife to house and get an extra or two. an d if it James L. Crawley, Ixit 2 blk is an outi of town paper, just go some­ 26. Eastern add. City 800 (O where and telephone the publisher that Mary E. Shaver to William H. a certain {paper is missing and send it Burd. Parcel Nashville..’.. 1450 right aloilg. as the'patron must have it. I have ha|l patrons say,to me. “Why I QUIT CLAIMS, would rather go without my supper James H. Phillips to W. H. than the paper.' ’ But how about when Phillips, 48 ac Sec. 21. Bal­ their subscription expires and they ne­ timore f two 00 glect to renew, and the paper is discon­ Orton B. Lichty to Milton Notinued fori throe or four weeks? io 00. blre.<4o ac Sec. 86. Hope... I might say that ifythe publisher would put.in two or three extra ones Frank L. Smith to Eliza A.. Smith, 80 "ac Sec. 26. Has ­ each time the carrier could supply his tings 500 00 patrons. Then again, some times the whole btuSfli.' for some unknown cause Charles V. Riegler to Sey­ or other, fails to reach the post-office mour E. Riegler, Lota'! &’ 2 or the puldishers fail to print -on their blk Freeport 00 regular day which its 1 understand James E. Rtiush tv .4'ymonr happened with the BANNER the week Riegler. Lots 1 & 2 blk 6. of which “A Patron" speaks But of Freeport 00 course the carrier should have with John Riegler and wife to Sey­ hiih each and every paper due that day. mour Reigler. Lots & 2 blk or know the reason it failed to be in 6. Freeport 00 the - mail. But how does the carrier know when a paper is missing or butwhat perhaps the patron has had the MARRIAGE LICENSES. Jacob Brinkert,’Orangeville.'.. same discontinued? I will say as to a letter picked up on the , Eltatath Anders, Hope.............. route, to be delivered further ou and is1 Warren Coolbaugh. Morgan... not. tliat in such cases it is a mistake ..Marie Bump. Castleton 22 on the part of the carrier, not done in­ Reuben Crites, Hastings .30 tentionally.-and. does not happen very Effie Crawley. Hastings .18 often,-as the carrier knows it is his duty to deliver every piece of mail car­ PROBATE COURT. ried by him directed to a patron of his Estate of James Johncock deceased, route, and he grieves over a mistake of that kind just as much if not more license to sell real estate tatted. Sale than the patron. But we all make mis­ Saturday May 13.at premises. takes. iir every vocation of life, and Estate of Dottie and Flossie,Boorum the best we can do is to try and not let minors, order appointing guardian the same mistakes occur again. entered. ,tand let and letters taued. . _Dear Patron. I know that every car­ In Re of Big Tlioninpple Extension rier in Hastings serves' his patrons-to Eaton <Sr Harry, demand for jury filed, tho best of his'ability and they idl jury summoned to meet Thursday Mar. have good ability a« carriers. Tlie few W» at 10 o’clock. sngg«vrti<jns heretofore, pulnished at my Estate of Charles T. Armstrong de­ request was for the express purpose only: ceased. vflder appointing Wm. E. Johnof working in hartnony with tho pat­ cock administrator entered. rons, to better the 'carriers ability and I Estate of Harry G. Jones. deceased, better the service for the patrons. Wp proof of. will filed, notice of contort filed. all have from one to three papers miss­ Hearing May 1. . > ing every day, and when noticed at the Estate of Peter Cockburn deceased, office we try and get an extra one to petition for license to sell real estate. supply that patron. I will further i that each and -every daily or county Hearing, Apr. 21. •hew cniM« If any there be, why tho prarer of tho tMtitloiier mgy not be granted. And It Is further ordered that nald petitioner give notice to tbo pontons Interested fn said estate, of tbe pendency of said |>etiUon jad the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published lu the Hastings Haxxf.r a news­ paper printed aud circulated In said County of Barn-, oqec in each week ter three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chas. M. Mack. z. „ Judxo of Probate. Ella C. Hzcox. . Probate Register. pajier directed to a route which reaches (A true dopy] our ]>ofrt office is delivered to the pat­ OBITUARY. ron the same day. Earcarm Freeland was born in Balti­ STATE OF MICHIGAN. Very, truly yours. . more, Maryland Apr. h 1828. Died nt THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY Burdette Lichty,, OF KENT. IN CHANCERY. her home in Carlton Mar. 23 1905 being Original Bill. # 76 years 11 months and fifteen days John J. Stewart. Complainant. v». Eugene Hartold. hotn. Sarah R. Harthorn, HaaUtig* City Bank. Hasting* National. Bank of ’Ha*tii>g», She reaidwl in Baltimore nntil at the How's This? ■ Mich., Philo A. Sheldon. Harvey W. WilWe otter one hundred dollar* reward for any age of noven, when her parents moved Lams. 'Norman S. Whitney, Richard Whit<'km> of catarrh Hurt cannot bo cured by Hall'* to Morrow Co. Ohio. ■ Catarrh Cure. WUron. Williwi H. CIme'and John Hob w t V. J. CHZX1!5 & Co.. Toledo. O. , July 4 1848 she was united in mar­ We. the mideralRned. hav known F. J. den. defendants. ‘ . Cheney for the last jft years, and believe him riage to Samuel B. Edwards who con­ Cr&M Bill perfectly honorable In all btulOMi tnuuucttoas Philo A. Sheldon and Harvey W. William*. ind flnan;-hilly able to carry out any obligation* tinued to be her devoted husband until Complainants. v» Eugen Harthorn. Sarah R. made by tbelrtlnn. Harthoru. and John J. Stewart, defendants West & Thvax, Wholesale Drugglsta, To- his death Nov. 19 1887. Of thh union ledo(>. here were bora four sons, three M • Crow Rill. ' . Walihxg .Kinxax & Marvin, Wholesale Norman S. Whitney, Richard Whitney, Pat­ brundsta. Toledo, O. whom together with six grand children rick H. Gilkey, A*a Stratton. Wallace W. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and Dewey, Elias W. Bowman and Rell F. Wil- acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces survive her. •on, complainant*. Of the system. TesHnionlals sent free. The family lived in Ohio nntil 1853 bSJJ.‘e*_8o,d <n dnwt’M’when they came to Michigan. Here by Hall s Family Pills for constipation. Eugene Hartltorn, Sarah R. Harthorn and John J. Stewart, defendants. . ' 7 yeara deligenee they hewed from the In pursuance of a final decree made in the aliove cause by tbe Circuit Court for the: The Baltimore professor who thinks forest*their home, where she lived un­ -County of Kent, in Chancery, dated February til the time of her death. men are of little account after they ♦wenty, in ibe year one thousand, nine hundred She was the oldest of a family of and five. I, tbe undersigned. Circuit Cdurt have passed the age of forty years and Cocnmissiener for Barry County, Michigan, shall sell the premite* hereinafter descrilxd, at should be chloroformed when they eight'children, four of whom survive. public v< ------- “• ------ --- — -­ reach the age of xbety, says nothing She wks a firm believer in the Christ­ Court 11 about the women, no doubt because he ian faith and for many years a mem­ ber of the Mehodixt Episcopal Chnrch. 1 in two parcel* and in realizes that no woman ever gets sixty directed by said decree. Her true character was best shown in e »old are described «* years old. her home life where she was ever a fellows: Ordinary household accidents have no loving mother and kind neightar. Be­ County of Barry and State of Michigan.' known terrors when thore’s a bottle of Dr. sides the immediate relatives,, relatives., she and described a* the northwest quarter (N. W. Thomas' ElectriiTOil in the medicine leaves a host of friends to mourn her cheat. Heals burns,cuts, bruises, sprains departure. Instant relief. (9) Wnt, eoctainwg acre* of land, more The funeral was held Sunday morn­ mako» a lazy man. Bur- ing a eleven oclock^at Welcome M. E., d0CJt.w 00d Otters is the natural, nev­ Church. Rev. Otlet( officiating. Burial er failing remedy for a lazy liver. , in the Carlton Cemetery. tho Japanese wife • to do, yet there is enoogh left to keep her from idleness and an infinite round of duties to be done. There is the cooking, the clean­ ing, and dishes, washed in cold water, there is marketing, the same things that have to bo done in our hotnre and altho' they do not have to make over and change their dresses on account of no changing styles yet there is alfvays a great deal of sewing to be done. Most of the Japanese clothes are taken to pieces when' washed aud are turned dyed, made over again and again until they are absolutely useless. A kimona seems an easy thing.to make, yet every stitch and seaih must be done correctly and in a certain way. Ah in our country there is something in tee style of a garment apart from its quality of texture and manner of making, in Ja­ pan the apparently simple garmenta can be well or ill made, and it is essential that they be just right Many Japan­ ese womens cultivate the silk worm industry in their homes and send the silk away to be woven and dyed and when it is. returned to them they are very proud of their work as in the old days when tee homespun garments were the pride of our Puritan ancestors. Present giving forms no small part of a Japanese woman's life. When wo re­ call some of our feelings as tho Christ­ mas season has approached and when we are forced reluctantly sometimes to admit that of our gift-giving is a Inirden and an unnecessary tax. we should take courage and be thankful we do no live in Jjqiaii. Why. to road a Japanese book. one would imagine that fully three-quarters of the’time of a Japanese woman must lx* taken up sending and receiving gifts. That wav the old way of paying, an obligation. A doctor did not charge for a visit, he was sent a present; a lawyer was not feed, a teacher never had a certain price set on his services but was al­ ways given a present suitable to the occasion. Hence now wlivii contractu are used and men are paid, the old custom of present giving still remains. A housewife must receive, acknowledge and return presents received. A birth of a baby calls for presents, a’chance caller, children visiting in a family, tnulcjun*’!! of all kinda, ml servant#, firemen, watchmen, teachers, patients to their physicians. Every’oiie it seems must hav«> presents sent to them on { different occasion* and all wrapped up j in proper manner. It is a saving^ thing thflt presents may I« received and sent on to others, or the expense would be too burdening. With the coming of the last month of the year begin the preparation for the great New Year festival'and the Japan­ ese woman in a large household has ho much on her hands she should lie thankful teat with it all. «he doesn't have to write a » paper for theWomen's Club, see that the .city Ordinances are enforced, keep the grass green around the soldier's nionoment or agitate a public library. She has in December as Miss Riu»n say®, “spring house cleaning, preparations for Christmas, New. Years. Thanksgiving and Easter, all at qiice.’’ Every man woman and child ini tho household must have new clothes, and all striving as a rule is done in tee home.- It is astonishing how much house cleaning there- is to do without any furniture as we know it. One cannot but help but .admire the carrying.out of those instincts common to. all wtiinen, for I believe much as she troubles herself and hard as slw’ works there is a deeply inborn love of houHe cleaning in the heart of every woman, just, a® there is a deep inborn hatred in the heart of every man for the same thing. So the Japanese woman ojiens every bqx and closet in the house, take up ahd puts down again the mats, washes the wood work all • over, airs and suns the quilts and clothing, un­ packs tha family curios and heirlooms, and cleans and repacks them, and cleans up the garden. This takes about a week. Then the preparation of food for the festival comes on. .-This is elaborate and intricate, but it is as distinctive anil necessary ah turkey, cranberry sauce and pies are to us on certain occasions. Then the henna and grounds must be decorated appropri­ ately for the coming feaivala Before the new year comes, presents must have been sent to practically every­ body, who has during the year that has gone been of any service to the family, then all the yearly bills are settled at this time. I should think tee Japanese housewife would draw a long breath of relief when December was over. From what has been written on a woman’s duties yon can readily under­ stand that the women have enough to do.and salt is donbtlem true thatfruch happiness comes from work, and pride in doing that work well, the Japanese woman must have many happy hours when she looks about her at her quiet well ordered home and her contented husband and well. tahaved children. As old age is respected and looked up to. a Japanese woman i» not sorry when.it comes. She is old at thirtyfive and dresses to tell her age minute­ ly. No Japanese woman trie® to ap­ pear younger than she ia She may be in the enviable position of mother-in­ law herself now and be waited upon by her children and grandchildren.’ She now becomes their adviser, and is the honored member of the family. As Mta Baoon expnwea it “Is there wonder that the young wife, steering her course with difficulty among the many shoals and whirlpools of early married life, looks forward with anticipation to tho period of comparative rest and security that comes at tbe end of the voyage? As she bears all things, en­ dures all things, suffers ‘long and is kind, as she serves her mother-in-law, man-ages her hunhands household, cart® for her babies, the thought that cheers and encourages her in her busy and not too happy life is the thought of the sunny calm of old. age, when she can lay her burdens and carea on younger shoulders, and bask in the warmth and sunshine which this Indian summer'of her life will bring to her. ’ ’ Weak Lungs Bronchitis For over sixty year* doctor* h«ve endorsed Ayer'* Cherry Pectoral for couch*, cold*, weak lung*, bronchitia, con­ sumption. You can trust a medicine the beat doctor* ap­ prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard couch. TWO FALSE ALARMS. , SUSATASUXA. A little after midnight Sunday morn­ niu. ing nn alarm of fire was turned in from box 48, which, proved to' ta false. It is said there is strong evidence as to Ayer's Pills keep the bowels regular. All vegetable and gantly laxative. the jiereon who sent in.this alarm. JI 90 prosecution should follow, for there is no reason why the annoyance and expense of such a criminal proceeding should be submitted to. Sunday forenoon about 11 o’clock. Chief McMurray, of the Fire Depart­ ment. tested tax 42. There seemed to be some misunderstanding at the station about the matter, for tbe mocking bird broke loose in its most vociferous fash­ ion, and the department promptly got busy, but soon found no occasion for its services. . Good Printing A TRUE APPETIZER AND TONIC "When you have Printing Hi-ona Will Make You Fee! Hungry and Hearty, and Give Strength and Vitality. Ask any friend who looks thin, pale, and out of health how many meals he or she eats a day, and tee chances are that the answer will be “not over two, and 1 don’t feel hungry then.” The plump, rosy, and robust eat three square meals daily, and their perfect health is due tq a strong stomach and digestive system, as such a system takes out of the food all those elements that make pure blood, and give nourishment and vitality to the body. The one appetizer and tonic that should ta taken is Mi o-na; the only agent known that will strengthen the btomach.and digestive system, and put them in such perfect working order that they will digest easily and natur­ ally all the food that is eaten, and send you to the table positively hungry for the next meal. Without a.strong sfo'mach digestion will be poor, the olood impure, aud ser­ ious liver and kidney troubles result causing headaches, backaches, spots be­ fore the eyes, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervousness, Irriatablenesa, a furred tongue and bad breath, all of which can be readily overcome by the use of Mi o ua, icosting but 50 eenta a boxj, as it goes right to the foundation of perfect health, the stomach­ Scores of leading people lu this state including editors, ministers, bankers, and their families, gladly testify to the t^nic, strengthening and health giving effects of aii o-na. Furtherrodre. W.J. Holloway one of the most reliable druggists in this section, sella Mi-o-na under a guarantee to refund ti if it does not produce satisfi suits. LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS !’ ' BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT’NS In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. SALE OF STATE TAX LANlis. .STATE OF MICHIGAN. Av'niTon Granai/s I'kl-aibmknt. Ean>lnic. April i. «<u. UMloJ In the County nt Itarry bklofi to ib». state ter tax<«* ot iwi and prerion* year*. at*< de*crit>wb*®b w,n ’** (‘T*ard<>d to the office nt tlie Treaxurer of said County, aud mav t* 'ren at mild office, previous to the <i*y of udr. ><1 .Treasurer Mt the Vnuntv I'uWlc auction by m__ I the work will be well done. Let us Kave’the next order. Annual Tax Sale if no! preview*!? r.-d* CNneelled mcordfii< to law; Said *r <™>taln a full 4mcnpUoa of each p»rce: BANNER JAMES B. ERADLEir. • Auditor General. Hastings, Mich. K t VARICOCELE CURED ' K •A" NO NAMES tSED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. IK Confined to. His Home for Weeks. double yuicocale. When I worked hard the aehinr would K; . ... T ".-vjMnon wa* ray only nope— L'J? “L * cemmwvd to loo* open *1! •a. ,oon rc*und out-, K K ------------- ............ lnlto rool Ith a compl*ta;cun. I rould only IOt> before Iree'meer T ._ ‘wuh •” SIBSB? £“4!SSt HAS YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED ? -will cause *erlou« compllratlona. ?»o£"!n'DbL^^^^ Ila were Of down your mirni. You feel thn evmntnw,. READER l*?Ud. ,rom tfc* *?■•«■* eLSyrSEET" *?f**'*" b*ve broken yt,u .* victim? H*v* oofowrr. d^kennedy&kergan Cor. Mich. Ave, and Shelby »t„ Detroit, Mich. ' Hastings Banner $1 a year �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 6. .905, We Guarantee The News of Southwestern Barry To Save you at least 10 per cent on your Wall Paper Purchases. All we ask you to do is to bring along your samples and prices ’ froiu your sample book men and mall .order houses and compare them with oars, then if we can­ not make it an object to you to buy of us there is no harm done. We will not urge you to buy. All we ask is an opportunity to convince you that you can buy cheaper and more conveniently at home than you cau of sample book men or mail order houses.' ELLIS E. fAEJLKNER, THE DKUOGI5T. MICHIGAN. DELTON, Faulkner's Sarsaparilla will relieve that tired feeling, a •1.00 bottle for75c Full Line of Seeds of all Kinds. See me BEFORE You Buy FENCE POSTS & - 1 have a large stock of Cedar Fence Posts. They are eight feet long aed of nice quality. If you need anything ur this line it will pay you to cornea long distance and look at them. . . Full Stock of Lumber, Lath, & Shingles. If you are going to.luild let me figure on your bili*uf materials. W. H. Chase, Delton, Michigan. : NEW SPRING CLOTHING :: 4Nb :: CENTS’ FUKNISHINQS We wieli to announce, that we have a new Block of Clothing and (lente Furnishings, com­ plete and up-to-date in every respect. All the latest styles and novel, ties in color and design, and will be pleased to, have all intending pur­ chasers call and see us. Onr STOCK is COMPLETE Our Prices REASONABLE. We Solicit your Patronage. L. L. Loveland & Son, The Clothiers, Delton and Prairieville, Mich. EXCURSIONS Free Grant Lands OF CANADA During the months of March and April there will be excursions on tbe various lines of railway to the Canadian West. , Hundreds of thousands of acres of the best Wheat and Grazing Lauds on the Continent free to the settlers. Adjoining lands may be pur­ chased from railway and land companies at reasonable prices. For information as to route, cost of transportation, etc., apply to M. V. MclNNES, 2 Ave. Theatre Blk. Detroit, Mich. 11 DELTON. PRAIRIEVILLE. "ilcox, of .Kalamazoo, spent Sunday in town. Mr. and Mra. Mark Ritchie, of Hartings, were the guests of Mr. and Mra. Mark I Norris sr. Sundav. Miw XUry Smith visited Mim Maud Ruggles 1mm week. Miss Jennie Drummond, of Buchan*?•’ BIWnt ter weeto? vacation at home. Mias Tatem. music and art teacher spent the week with her. The Misaes Gladys and Grace Van­ Horn entertained Miss Shorter, of Cressey Corners Sunday. . The hand exibition was well atten­ ded. Receipts $20.00. The Misses Lota and Lora Hyde and Nora Brandsteter spent a week with their parents here. Rev. and Mrs. Young attended a mis­ sionary rally at Banfield Friday. Mra. Silas Doster entertained the Helping Hand Society Thuraday. Themeeting was writ attended. Ice cream and carke were served. Mra. Jas. Capron died at her home near Orangeville last Friday, after an illness of about four weeks. Funeral was held in the M.- E. chnrch. Rev. Young officiated. Burial in Prairie­ ville cemetery. Perry Havens visited Battle Creek Church notes friends last week. The revival meetings closed Tuesday Mrs. John Stuart, of Yankee Springs. night. Dr. M. M. Callen preacning was the guest of her daughter. Mrs. the closing sermon. From • die excuse Elon Clement last week. ■ point offerd by unbelievers. ” and the sermon was'one of the strongest ever delivered on that subject. Rev. J. W. . CRESSEY. Lawsence took the after service and Mr«. — Albert Fisher of Kalamazno made an earnest appeal to the unsaved. spent Sunday at home. Captain Root with Lieutenants Wil­ The many friend s of Jushna Brown son and De Water commencedL special will lie glad to hear that he is feeling nnM'tiugs at Crt'ssCy Thursday evening ibetter. . with a good hon.**. I>*ilie Miller zcommenced carrying' Rev. G. T. Fisher anil wife'went to the rural mail.Monday. Banfield to the mifflioiuiry rally Friday. Miss E. J. Mead is' sick and thr<«atThe. third quarterly (^inference will ened with pneumonia. lie held at Cressev’ Raturday of this Our special meetings Commenced week at Un. m.. Dr Cullen presidipg. last Wednesday evening with threeA young peoples prayw meeting will young lady crusadera in charge who lx* held in the lecture room of the with our pastor Rev. Fisher, make church on 'Tuesday evening from this a strong force for the cause of Christ. time until furthei notice. Mrs. L. N Great interest is already felt and Bush leader. ‘‘The Crnsadera” not only preach the A young* married txxgiles chee was go-qiel but siug .it, and are also, fine formed in the Sunday school, E. E. musicians on a number of instru­ Faulkner teacher. ments. . Come everylxxly and they will Onr church’ lias IxMm very -much do you good. Quarterly mixiting will blessed by tine' revival'meetings just be held next Sundav ut two oxilock. closed and the revival fire still nurna as Miss Minnie Mcllonald. of Grand evidence by th* mid-weefcprayer meet­ Rapids’, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs., ing attendance. Jane Barber. ’ Rev. G. T. Fisher went to Lansing Ralph. Kovijdni and family have Monday. moved near Hickory Corners, on n farm they have recently, purchased. Onr creamery did not materialize but DOSTER., it is thought it may w in the future. Annie Whittemore of Delton, sjient Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rogers and non Sunday at Byron Fisher s: Henry haye ’returned from a weeks ’ Charles Fisher sold a fine span of j visit ’in Grand Rapids. * . horMvrto Dowling jmrties last week. Jacob VunHout and family will ocTlie Crusaders. Cant, Ross, and cupv the farm of Mrs. A. B. Francis­ Lieut's. Di'Walker aiid Wilson, occupy co for the year/ a part of Mrs. Saxtons hpuM* at the Misses Nellie Clark anil Renn Koxta- Corner. . tra of Kalamazoo. are visiting their Mr. VanTa^sle has moved into the parent* this week. H. J. Brownell house on Nfirth street. Don’t forget the L. T. L. meeting Friday evening' SHULTZ. Mra -Mary Brazee has returned from Shultz whore she has been visiting for A. F. Shultz and wife und Mrs. Alice Shultz who have been spending Mrs. VanHuut is so much improved several days in Buttle Crej.'k attending that she is expected homo about Tues­ « Holiness, ani vent ion. returned home day. ’ Monday. ’ . H. T. Chandler of Galesburg, is Mra. Felix Chamberlain,from near spending a few days at Marcus Ham- Delton is spending this week with mund’a her son Wm. and-family of-this place. Mrs. A. B. Francisco's sale was well Miss Grace Chamberlain and brother attended and things were sold quickly John visited their grandparents hear at good price*. , , Delton last week. Laverne Calthrop has purchased a School began Monday after a weeks fine young team. ’• . vacation. Marcus Hammbnd spent Sunday in Zen Wallace of oast Hastings spent Kalamazoo. I Saturday night and Sunday at Chaa T. D. Wilson of Plainwell, was at Kenyon:& Miss Emma accompanied his farm a few days last week and him'home to assist hta mother with visited <»ld friends. her household duties for the'suinmer. IL White of Scotts visited Vera lxx»uiis and family over night! lluu week. Perry Lewis and Mr. Jeffries of HOPE CENTER. Mrs. Ed Gates who has been quite Coat's Grove, spent last Sunday at Andrew Smith’s. . sick is on the gain. Miss Grace Chamberlain began her Walter Logan of Hastings spent bun­ school at Brush Ridge Monday. dur with Clifford Wilkinson. Rev. H. Spitler of Marcellus former .Mrs. Isaac Newton ta much better, pastor of this place, visited at Fred after a slight stroke of paralysis. Mr. and Mra James ' Calthrop of Zerlwl’s from Friday until Tuesday. Doster Station, spent Sunday with He also called on other old friends. Wm. ClunntaTlaiii qnd. wife visited Gid Wilkinson and wife. Mra. J«hh Hines of Cloverdale, syynt friends in Coats Grove over Sunday. Mrs. .Barbara McCallum was in’YanSundtfv with her parents Mr. and Mra. kev Springs Monday. E. B. 'PayW of this place. Mrs. Chas. Laubatigh and little G Wilkinson and Charles «hitney attended the Masonic lodge at Hickory daughter visited her parents J. Horn an:l wife over Sunday. Corners Saturday night. Herman Zerl»el and family spent Arthur Oesler of this place sold his span of bay horaes to Laverne Lalthrop Sunday at north Barry, the guests of their grandparents Mr. and Mra. J. of Doster Station. Underhill. • Chas. Kahler, wife and son of north Bn'rrv spent Sunday ut J. Horn's. HOPE. Mr. and Mrs. O. Ixximis visited the G B. lUrtlrv «»'■ »tt™W latter's children in.Hickory Corners th- Slav »» tlie Hutlanil town bnll over Sunday. . SnturdM evening wn.l were itnwtn of Mrs. Abba Henson of Richlhnd Junc­ tion. recently spent r week herp with Lewis Edgrtr Sunday. •‘The Gins** Creek Tbeatnoal Club her aged parents Mr. and Mrs. «m. cave their play ’Tony the Convict nt Pfflk who are both quite feeble. Mnccabeu Ml Shultz. Saturday eveHerman Zerlxil has oveft 10Q chickens a week old. \ . ’ . "Quarterly meeting at the McCollum Mrs. Lee McDonald wax in Prairie­ ville last writ Friday. Her daughter school nbm® was well attended. Rev H. Coles., of Lowell, was the Mim Gladys Collins accompanied her guest of Malcomb McCollum during home. Shtf expects to sjiend the summer here and tewli a class in m?sic. We tl Sunday t^hodl will be wish her success. i the McCollum school house next SunThe Miwx* Alice and Lilah Shultz uro very busy in their new millinery dM^dRhU Jwtkiiw Bntl children spent store, which they expect to open on Friday ., with Mra. Mary Rice, of Wednesday April 12. Thj new church sheds are finished Orangevillehorses are happy. Rev. H. Spitler of Marcellus gave a CLOVERDALE. very intererting talk to our young [>eople at the church Sunday evoking. S You can apply ManZan inside, right !wrwi«l th" pv'r't “id ch"rch lMt 8 nfer Duan™. of Kntanawo. .part where the pain is. It is put up in^co!lapsable tubes with nozzle-attachments foVhitrodudng It. AiauZan stops pain qifndav 'with relatives hero. 8 Ite?: Dortri Father i.«« instantly and cures all kinds of blind, bleeding, itching, and protruding piles. Kavangelical conference this week. ^ H^wartl Mosher and wife arc ex­ Sold by Fred L. Heath the druggist. pected home from Now Orleans this Wr>?’ Fritch reports a very mild case ofDdiptheria in the family of Rh?’ If Baby ta Cutting Teeth. Be sure and uss that old aud well tried rota S& Pierce near Brash Ridge. Arthnr P.ttr.n >« ing,, brick addition to hr. .tolr- and bottlo. „T11 w» it for • dweUtw. 1 , Thanks are due to the L. A. 8. • foi • ---------ns contribution of ten cant jiastors salary. dollars Foley’s Honey Tar coMa pnnaU pneumonia 1 Are you one of the many patrons of the DELTON ROLLER MILLS? Floyd Wood is moving his family School begins Monday after a two near Marshall this week. , wwkrt vacation with Mias Ryan at We would be pleased to have Section has come and gone bringing the helm. J vou give us a trial order. The with it an old fashioned rain storm. Mra. D. Townsend is reported to be . high-grade roller flour made by Frank VanHycle and wife, also Ed vep- low at this writing. “ ? us is giving splendid satlsfacCassidy and wife spent Sunday with j John Mead is framing the timber for tion wherevex used. their parents Mr, and Mrs. Augustus . “,B new l>arn. Reid. ., .. J . .iiheep Sheep shearing seems to be the order > CUSTOM WORK Mary Coates and daughter Olive spent <_ °f,the day. A SPECIALTY. Harve Woodman and Orvcn Town­ k election day at Wm. Clemence's. Miss Pilgrim after spending a weeks send have commenced building tho Wolf fence. I DELTON ROLLER MILLS, vacation with her sister returned to Arthur Foreman of Hastings, visited her school near Barryvlle. MLTM, TIMM Mr. and Mra. Alfred Grashe visited Herbert Mead Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Ehret of Nash­ their daughter Mra. Art Gorham west of Hastings^Tuesday and Wednesday ville. called on their son James one day last week. Miss Ethel Barn- of Ypsilanti, is Mra. Powell spent^lnst Wendnesday • -ures colds. orevents doearn onia. with her daughter Mrs. Wm. Clemence. spending her vacation at home. Born. to Ira Rice and wife Mar. 28. an 81b. pound daughter. It» no wonder Ira steps no high. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ricevisited friends near Climax last Wednesday, We have just received a Car Load of tbe leading his matched team that he sold to jiarties near Augusta the same day. famous... • MissLiziieSmith and Maine Pilgrim visited the Dowling school last Tues­ Page (El Michigan Cd. day. Mrs. Stephen Lester is entertaining a brother this week. Miss' Ola Pilgrim spent Saturday night and Sunday with her sister Mra. Clement* and Mra. Pilgrim. Lena Bryant visited last Wednesday Come and see them and get ouf prices, at Fay Clemence's.' Frank Webster and wife took dinner THEY ARE BEAUTIES. with the formers parents in Johnstown last Sunday. We handle everything in . Ed Trethrick and wife spent Sunday at Frank Willie's in Johnstown. Mra. Augusta Reid who has been Hardware, Agricultural Implements, confined to tlie.ta«<l for the paatN few days is better.nt this writing, Buggies and "Wagons. Mrs. Fay Clemence and sister. Miss Pilgrim. visited at George Fry's one We have the day hist week. Oliver Plows, Spike Harrows Mrs. Sprague returned to her homo Oale Plows, Kraus Cultivators, in Maple Grote last Tmsduv. Syracuse Plows, . Iron Age Cultivators, Mrs. Porael of Battle Creek, is caring Peerless Plows, Gale Cultivators. for her sister Mrs. Chas. Lester who is quite Rick. Disk Harrows, Ohio Cultivators. John OrmslMe anil wife spent Sunday (Wood and Steel frames) Superior DHHf, at Ira Rice's. Spring Drags, Harrier Drills. Laura Bryant returned home from Vali»ariso last’ week. Dowagiac Drills 4 4 4 roley’s Honey ud Tar Car Load OF Buggies Dowagiac, Peninsular, Garland and Ashland Steel Ranges and Cooks. American and Elwood Fencing. DeLaval Cream separa­ tors. ALDRICH BROTHERS, SIXSMITH'S SYSTEM OF THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES THE , You can if you w I| ; J Wl V< U 1 r * ; f Nervous Troubles, Conitlpatlon, Indigestion, Bad Circulation and Weak Lunga. Are all the outcome of inac­ tion in the different organa. - Ninety per cent of adults die before.their time of these dtaeases. Keep your nerves and physical system in good work­ ing order by rousing the nerv­ ous centers to do their duty. CONDITION Exercise Means Life OF THE DELTON STATE BANK 1 At Delton Mlchlgkwr'at, the elo*e of busluct.* March H. wo*, assailed for by the ilomnilMloner ot Baukliig . RESOURCES. . Loam and discounts...f! BomIs. MortKSges and securities......... I Premium* pud on bonds..... Orerdndta............................................. •••00 no Hanking boose. Furniture and natures Due from other bank* and bankers... I u. 8. and National Bank Cur­ rency ............................ >1.830 00 Gold cotn..... .......................... HM00 Silver coin................................. 44115 Nickels and Cents.: 2 22 Cheeks, cash Items, Internal revenue s,«s w LIABILITIES. Capital Ktock paid In;....RO,«» no Undivided profit*, net. Commercial deposits.. . .WH9 SarinRs deposits....... : . :n.43S37 Bavins certificates V-0.917.M State of Michigan, County of Barry. *»•: I. Ezra 8. Morehouse.. Cashier ot the above, named bank, do solemnly swear that tlw> above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. „ . Ezra 8, Mohkiiousk; Cashier. Subscribed ami sworn to before me on this 27th day of March. ltw>. • My commission .•spires Aux. 7. luffT. Ellis E. Fallkxkb, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: A. A. AI.DHK H, Wm. Elliott. J.G. HVOHES. . Directors. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. OFFICE liouns-ll ta 12 a. m.. 1 to 2 p.m.. T to 8 pun., AH calls promptly attended. ;Telapbotie at offioe. Office at resldsooe. Delton. Mich. , To the Mature Men—Because as we advance in life we lose vitality, our constitutions have pot the spontaneous ac­ tion belonging to youth and our habits have induced Blugf;tah conditions. Exercise is ndiapensible to men pan­ youth, for stagnation means death to them. To the Young Man—Be­ cause* he needs to brace him self, and develop all his pow­ ers tn enable him to fight the battle of life. Nothing in the work! will quicken the action of a young man’s brain, and develop hta mental ability like good, thorough and scientific exercise. To the Mature Woman—Because to her a sluggish, relaxed condi­ tion-of nerves and body means untold evils. Exercise reatores nerv­ ous energy, puts life and action into every organ, corrects misplace­ ments by strengthening the loosened muscles,-and thereby averts painful operations. . To the Young Woman—Because it keeps the nerves In tone, strengthens the internal organs, aud fits her for the duties of wife and mother - Total.................................................... 8BOJ17 M ’ Total. Live a Hundred Years Cultivate and use the phynical and nervous forces as you do the mental powers. Exerelse and maintain action in all the internal organs. Avoid dlaease and premature death by preventing stagnation from occurlng in any section of the body. Foley’s Kidney Cure make« kidneys and bladder right. Don’t delay taking. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. . DELTON, MICH, Bell Phone Exchange. Furniture and Undertaking a Specialty, It is a pleasure to take Dr. Dade’s Little Liver I’illB and enjoy their tonic effect upon the liver. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. REPORT OF Buggies Smith. Flint and Weber wagons, also Saginaw Farmer's Handy Wagon, BANFIELD. Mrs. Andrew Adams is suffering with quinsy. The L. A. S. will meet Wednesday n. m. April 12. ut Dr. Cooper s half. Wann maple sugar will lx,- served, supper l<* cents. Subject for discus­ sion "'House cleaning. ” Herman Moore and Floyd Stiles have returned to the M. ‘A. C. after ten <lays vacation. Miss Pearl Brunney visited Mra. Harry Carr of Battle'Creek. last week. Mrs. F. E. Doty is in Battle Creek caring for her danghter Mamie who has n fine baby l»y. ■ The King school took up it* work Monday after h rest of one week. Oh what h time we have Hello!! Hel­ lo!!!!! all tlx* time. Saturday evening March 23. D. C. Stiles and wife were much surprised by tbont sixty of their friends and neighbors coming in to, inform them that it^was their 20th^anniversary. Mra. Stiles had thought, of the event how ver ami had made h cake, from the name receipe’ she had made her brute's cake twenty years before, and plaoxl it on the Krtmr-' cake stand. A beantful leather .Morris rocker was left as a remembrance of the occasion. The only ones who were present- at bcitli occasions were Mra. Stiles’ father and Mrs. Grant Adams. The-E. L. was well attended last Sunday evening, led by Miss Mabie Bowman. Miss Hanchett of Battle Creek, gave two beautiful violin solos, and Miss Nellie Bowman a vocal solo which’wHs highly appreciated by all. Leader for next Sunday evening 31 iss Pear) Bnmney. R. S. HARTER, M. D., , - YOUR TRADE WANTED NORTHWEST CA8TLETON. DOWLING. Mra. George Sheffield of Hastings. ent one day last week with Dr. and rs. R- S. Harter. Mnin WBB Bt Creek n euiM-sday on burtnees. Timmerman of Amsterdam. Holland, was the guest of Mr. and Jim. Peter Adrianson sr., for a few days. Mira Zulah Haugh of Battle Creek, has been the guest of Mra IL S. Har­ ter the past few days. Paul Faulkner ta quite sick at this writting. • We regret vert much to lorn Mr. and Mra. John Laranue from our commu­ nity. They left Friday evening to spend the summer with Mra. L’s mother, south of Kalamazoo. • from there they intend to go to California, where they will make their future home. Mra. Lackey who him been spending th® winter with her daughter Mrs. J. . Bate®, was called to ’Battle Creek Mon­ day by the serious illness of her grand­ son. . N Frank VanTyne' lias just returned from an extended trip in ’Ohio. Indi­ ana and Kentucky. > EVERY DAY ACHES AND PAINS, । Neryous or neuralgic headaches relieved In five minutes. Colds, due to conceited nerv.es. are cured in a short time by relaxation induced by scientific exercise. Rheumatic pains are due to impeded -circulation,causing irritation to the nerves. Circulation is at once aroused, and the acids are dispersed. FAT IS VNNATURAL, UNHEALTHY AND UNSIGHTLY. My Therapeutic Exercises will effectually and permanently reduce weight . WILLIAM K. SIXSM1TH. PHY SICAL TRAINER OP NEW YORK. Classes for Men Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 JO p. m. Classes for women, eame days at 2:30 p. m. PARKER HOUSE PARLORS, Hasting, Midi. �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 6, 1905. 12 The school ia proud to say that Hudson Burroughs peopie visited among them ia one qualified voter. friends,over east Sunday. The W. H. S. did not have any vaca­ Harry Breeee and mother were at tion last week as most schools did. Cedar Creek. Hiram Babcock is confined to hte bed with rheumatism. . STATE ROAD. NOTICE Having started my Planing Mill east of the Table factory [ wish to announce that 1 am now prepared to do all kinds of CARLTON CENTER The ancient order of Gleaners are preparing to organize won. there be­ ing a rapid increase in members. Mr. Lewis will move this week to his old home in Maple Grove. The poles uro all m position and the wires are being strung over the Hastings and Carl ton;telephone line. It is hoped the lino will be in operation tins week. , Blanch.' Mvera will spend some time visiting in Hastings. At the Mission Rally held here Wed­ nesday. Mrs. McCoy of India, gave a talk upon Mitafona. After the rally tbe lad tee aid society gave a literary program, and two new members were received. Mrs. H. L. Todd and Mra. Lawrence. . Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gammon enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Benham and son Fred. Sunday, at dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Plank will leave the last of this month for their^new home in II lino in. Ciaranw Covert left Monday for Lansing where ho goes With A. F. Fans?, to assist in . railroad construc­ tion. . The M. E. church will hold appro-, priate Easter exercises and preparation are all reiuly in progress for special music and speaking X,“0H Bill" a horse belonging to John Fleming.died on Monday morning. He w»*8K years old and well known by all in tills vicinity. Planing a!,d Matching Make all kinds of Moulding, Window Frames and Door Frames, Porch Work, House Finishing I will be pleased to figure with yon on any work you may wish. Jos.' Alwine, I Just received a car load of White Wood this week. We have all the latest novelties In WALL TAPER ) ‘ ' ’ i ( -u-=== Such a» H-’r.-r7- Burlaps, Crepes. Ingrains, Pulp, tints, Two tones, Varnished Tile. Fancy Gilts, Granite. Heavy White Blanks, Highly colored Browns, \ i \ J ) ALSO \ \ Window Shades of all kinds > ) At Reasonable Prices. !Q. A. HYNES NORTH JOHNSTOWN. Nearly everyone hns begun to' plow. \*tit Robinson us sold his driving jmrtse to Vern Doty of Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. Irn Rice are the proud parents «>f a baby girl, born Mar. ,2tJ. The infant son of Mr. und "Mrs. Fred St»pnl is very, sick at thiswriting. Mrs. Orson Canfield and daughters ut Kalamazoo, -are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. WeWer at pres­ ent. ; * Frank and Byron Ketchum of Battle Creek, visited their mother Mrs. Wm. Clark last Snndity. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. Mrs.Merrill's mother from Ohio is visiting her at present. Fnink Wilkes mid wife spent Sunday with his Tn-ople near Lacey. Mra. Tulmndge has been assisting Mrs. [Melvin Beach and Mrs. Babcock during their sickness. Miss Pearl Junes is working at Mr. Merrill’^ Onr buys who went west send home glowing accounts of the country. They say they nro living nmong Howers now. I They are working in a nursery at Woodbum. Oregon, getting good wages._______ HEALTH is the Most Important The manufacturers uf Royal Baking Powder have had 40 years of scientific experience. Evtery method' ot bread-andcake raising has been exhaus­ tively studied in this country and abroad. The result is a perfect prod­ uct in Royal Baking Powder. There is no substitute for it. The purity and efficiency • of Royal Baking Powder have been commended by the highest authorities of the world. These facts mean two impor­ tant things to all housekeepers ; Hrst: that Royal Baking: towder Is healthful and makes wholesome food. Second: that Royal Bak­ ing- Powder makes food good to taste. ROYAL POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE AUCTION SALE Preaching next Sunday morning. Willis Bayne had the misfortune to break his arm last Sunday while driv ing a colt. Dr. Burton was called and ireduced tho fracture. Mrs. Will Kennedy and daughter of Grand Rapids, visited at Mrs. Ken­ 1 1nedy's Saturday and Sunday. Ernest Cowles is visiting his father’s people at Vermontville. ! L. Olmstead has a very bad sprained ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kinne visited at Wm. Whitlodk’s Sunday. . Mrs. Lotid Kinne will entertain the ।society Thursday afternoon April 18. It will be for supper. The republicans are jubilant over election. The undersigned being unable to work his farm, on account of ill health, will sell at Public Auction, at his residence on section 2, Baltimore township, 5 miles southeast of Hastings and one-half mile west of Striker School House, on Tuesday, April 11th, 1905 Sale commencing at 10 o’clock, a. m. the following property, to-wit: Tlie tlr-Ht Ixtndnn omnibus wm really much more gorgeous than Its wiwmor of today. It was an imposing vehicle, beautifully decorated and pointed, with accommodation for twenty-two passengers Inside, and was drawn hy three handaomo iMtynf"driven by a smart coachman in livery, and its con­ ductor wan gay in a-blue cloth mrtfUrm. like,# midshipman. .Thia conductor, by the way, wm tbe son of a naval cap­ tain and spoke French so well that It was quite common far tbe poke bonnet­ ed young IhcUm from PtHdlnftoon . to ride as far as the city aDd*b»ek with the object Improving tbir Precdi COBB’S CORNERS. Mra. Isaac ..Cunningham received by chatting with him. Tbe fare frotn word Saturdayv that her father near the Yorkshire Stlape. at Pftddto^toa, to the Rank was a abtlfing; halfway, Lake Gdt*ssa is very sick. ■ School commenced in the Cobb dis­ slx|>en<-e. and newspapers r.nd books trict Monday after a two weeks vaca­ tion. Ixuxlou Globe. Joo W’illitta and family of Hastings visited at John Tregote Sunday. There will be a dance at the Grange Take tbe harness to a rOocn whare hall Saturday evening. George Mitchell drives a fine new you ran unbuckle It and separate tbe sjian of horoeo. v parts completely. Wneb oucli part well Mr. Leavitt and family went to lu lukewarm water to which has bean their new home near Detroit Thurs­ added a little potaeh. Scrub well with day. a brush until' all th* greoee and duet have been removed. Wor> the pieces well under the hand nntil they boooma PODUNK. supple. It won’t do to oil until K be­ Mra ____ Fields ht^ _moved __________ into____ the comes so. I^t tho porta dry ta a place house Which she bought of Dennis where tbl-y will do so etowty. When Dunham some time ago. Our school opens for the spring just motet, oil. For this purpose um cod liver ell. It te the beat for the pur­ term this week. John Lenz is recovering from his pose. Besides, If you wi-ro to use neotofoot tbe rats and mice are yonr enorecent severe illness. The L. A. S. and W. C. T. U. of mien at once, while they will not touch Yeckley called together a large num­ a harness oiled with cod liver oti. Giro ber of members and friends last Fri­ u good dosa of oil to all - ports, then day Mar. 24. Two interesting papers bang up to dry. When dry, rub well were reml. One by Mrs. Stella E-impinan—.while Mrs? Montgomery read with a soft rug. about ‘’Mother's Meetings and orginazations. ‘ ’ In 1859 the ftusalnn emperor saw a Emma Loehr waa thoroughly surpris­ ed Saturday evening when' a large soldier in the mkldJo-of. a gratw plot tn ■ number of her friends came' iu upon the'-palace grounds. Why-'Was there a | । her and presented her with a hand­ dally guard, relieved at stated Inter­ some ring. Games were played .and vals? No one knew. Curiosity -was , ice,cream, fruit and cake vvere seh^d. 1 The spelling contest was attended i»y aroused, and at last a veteran wns dis­ ;> goal -number of people Thursday covered who remembered bearing his evening. The children showed them' father say that the Empress Catherine selves to l>e good spellers and Miss "Ha­ —she died Ln .1727—once saw a snow­ vens was the last one to go down. drop in bloom ut that point unusually early and. asked that a guard be sta­ tioned there to protect It And there a RUTLAND CENTER. sentinel remained for nt least 132 Nina Otis returned to her school in years; rx> one knew bow much kmger. Marshall Monday. Rolla Williams returned .from Lan­ sing Saturday. — Gertrude Otis returned from Lan­ sing last week. She expects to go to Lakeview this week to visit her brother. Roy Douglas Bpent last week in Has­ tings visiting relatives. Frances Van Arman of the city was the guest of Zero Newland the fore part of the week. Mrs. Ed Myers entertained company from near Shultz last week Tuesday. Lena Havens won the town open­ ing contest nt Podunk • last Thursday evening. ' « Sunday schwl was organized at the M. E.' church Sunday with the follow­ ing officers ' Supt. Eva Erway; Asst Supt., Warren Foreman; Treas.. Hattie Erway: Sec.. Zolo Otis; Organist, Zera Newland: librarian. Bessie Erway. Mrs. Warren Foreman. Mrs. Parker Erway. Mrs. ’Ed Myera and Floyd Er­ way were chosen as teachers. ' Frank Waters and family visited at T. C. Williams Sunday. Homer Shively of the city spent Sun­ day with relatives here. ■ LANE’S CORNERS. Mr. Paskell and family have moved back ou bis own farm. ’ Henry Maynard is helping Silas Belson. Geo. McNutt and .sons are cutting wots! for Silas Belson. Quite a crowd witnessed the play en­ titled “The* village Bell" at tue town hall Saturday evening. “A letter from John Black states he | now can lx* found at Jennings Lake. ! Ha. Bethinks he will return home about May 15. Thos. Sullivan from the city called in this vicinity one day last week. .Mr. Paskell butchered lastjiaturday. Election came in a little wet but we are in hopes every man was able to cast his vote. Henry Marks of Irving, called on Mr. and Mra Lord one day last week. ^We understand Bert Gorham will soon move near Wexford .county. . Sidney Lord went-Monday morning to work on the railroad. ' . Mr. Hubble of Irving, has moved on the Lane farm. WOODLAND. School Notes i grade began review in grammar the first of the week. Mildred Cramer entered;school Mon­ day, taking up fifth grade work. Saturday afternoon a number of small friends spent a very enjoyable time at a party gi\en by Mr. Fauls, in honor of hi»son Karl. J. C. Ketcham visited school last Thursday. At tho close of school Mr. K, gave the pupils a very interesting talk, his subject being the ‘’margin’’. On the following day Mr. Shigley our last year principal gave us a speech relating to school and college loaming. Those subject to sore throat will find tho following preparation simple, cheap and highly cfficncJous when used in tbe early stagti: I’our a pint of boiling water on thirty leaves of the common sage and let the Infusion stand for an hour; add vinegar sufficient to make It pleasantly acid and honey to taste. The mixture should tie used as a gar­ gle twice a day. There te no danger if sonic of it te swallowed? . Hasting, Markets. Hastings Markets are corrected every Wednesday morning and can be relied upon as correct at that date. Corrected Wednesday, Apr. 5 1905. PRODUCE. Itattrr—itt-L-joc per lb. Honey dark.—ioc; wWte.-nc VEGETABLES, ERUIT8, ETC. Potatoes—20a per bu. t TERMS OF SALE Ail .sums of $5 or under ca-h: all suidh over $5 a credit of one year will be given on good, approved bankable notes with interest at 6 per c$nt. HOT LUNCH AT NOON JESSE ERB W. H. COUCH, Proprietor Auctioneer. The People’s Meat Market TRUNKS^ Are now in demand for thoee who expect to travel. complete line of.^. Having lately purchased the Meat Market, corner of Court and Jef frr8.0.UuKtree;lA’1 wish toannounce that the building has been-'thor­ oughly over hauled and, remodel­ ed. 1 have also put in a new, ?rge’ U?1J v date cooler, and even thing will be kept ueat. clean and first class. Kveq- order will be Rivan prompt and careful atten­ tion, and telephone orders prompt­ ly tilled. ' We have a full and Trunks, Telescopes, Bags, and Suit Cases IVe also handle STEAMER TRUNKS which are very convenient for the home or travel We have the largest and beat selected stock in this portion of Michigan, aud will guarantee to please you. "You aab.l (he house wan only five minutes* walk from the station," com­ plained the victim. "To say Um least. I’m disappointed in you." "And I’m disappointed In you," repUeck the agent. "I thought you were, a very rapid walker."—Philadelphia I’resw. “You think u gwxl deal of your hu»band, don’t yon?" asked tbe vteltiug relative. “You have the wrong prv position." anaWered Mr. Meckton*B wife, with the cold tones of tho superior woman. T think for him.” 1 grain drill 1 fanning mill I plow 1 drag 1 corn shellor 1 gasoline stove 1 dinner bell 1 500-lb steelyard Kope and takle 1 tool chest and tools 1 grind stone 1 copper kettle, 32 gal., almost new 1 barrel iron kettle 1 small iron kettle A few tone of good timothy hay50 to-100 bushels of potatoes 50 gallons of. cider vinegar Seed sower and many other articles not mentioned blooded Jersey milch cows cow nearly due cow giving milk since December cow giving milk yearling fall calf large Poland China brood now, due in July 40 or 50 chickens 5 eboate 1 McCormick binder, in good orderv 1 double canopy top buggy I tingle top buggy in good running order 1 corn planter I wagon 1 five-tooth cultivator 1 horse rake, John Thomae’ make 8 I 1 1 1 1 1 W. H. MYERS & SON, TRY OUR COLD SOILED LOINS. W« make a specially ol Sausage and aollch a trial order. 16T DOOR SOUTH OF P. O JEFFERSON 6T. People s Med t Nonet ANTISEPT1NE GUARANTEED WOOD M. J. Weaver, Prop. Cor. Jefferson and | Court Btreete. PhofiB 238. w’ PRESERVER. A<i timtei becomes .esreer ll increues In rsluo and price. It theretoro Mtoovea ever, farmer who uses,poem to make them lut u lon« as pos'nA"'l“l,0-ie. the great wtwai>re.er,er. will do th" Ifofnu k?d 11 <VR<?T COT,,.r11*' “» "°°<1 l»«« »ud csoslm; a?£‘ AutisepUue peuetratee the wood tissue and retards the action of the elements for any length of time, preserving the wood from decay above or below ground or water. It is guaranteed to prevent decay. ANEW STOCK I have a full line of Builders Hardware and will be pleased to figure with you on any line you may have. FRED The Hardware Dealer. SPANGEHACHER, Pbooe 311. U^ 8J.,!JQS MICHIGAN. Lhave just received HMtln*,, Mkhlgau. NEW STOCK of DRY GOODS NEW STOCK of SHOES MEATS. Beet, live weight—3c—ic Mutton. dresnert—7cPOULTRY, HIDES AND WOOL. Chickens, nllve-ec—10c , Chickens. drcMod-llo—12c <£icto-S«c Beef Hltak-TUe Horse Hldes-22.00 | 22AQ. CbN Skins-#c Tallow—2 li—4cSheep Pelts, estimated vnuh wool--jfic per lb, GRAIN. Wheat No. 1 white, tt-OE; No. 2 red, 21.02 Kye-75c. BYisns-handpIckcd. per bu. 21 JO. Wood—soft, 21.75: mixed. 1X00; hard42 50. HAY AND STRAW. No. 1 Tlmothy-r.00 No. 2 Tlmoctor-^MO (•lover Hay—2C Oo-tow Clover Secd-to.oe-W.OO Timothy The hero feara not that if he withhold the avowal of a Just und brave act it will go unwltnceeed and unloved. Ono knows It—himself—and la pledged by It to sweetness of peace and to noble­ ness of aim. which will prove tn tbe »nd a better proclamation of it than he relating of the Incldent-Emerson. NEW STOCK Af HEN’S FUR. N1SHINQS. "Mrs. Quschley remarked to me that It must -be pleasant to bo married to a clever man,’’ aald Proudley's wife. “And what did you say?- queried Proudley. “I told her, of conroe, that I didn’t Inow; that I had enly been married once.’’ , “ »«<« Pren»rH than mr to please allpalron,. TARSEILLESESIKIAR CORN Extra Hne,|3 cans {2s cents She RMmtned It Owt. I cordially invite the public to Ethel—Mammae If a little boy te a lad, why teu’t a big boy a tedder? Mamma—For tlie same reason, I sup­ pose, that, aitboogh a little doU te a Soil, a big doll te not-a dollar. Ethel froflectlvelyj-That’B so. My big doll was $2.—Kansan City Journal “X "tore tbelr he.dqu.rfo,, while in Coats Grove, PROBATE NOTICE. HEART RrtQLrt Witts shove GENERAL store. lho , ro,1“t< <nnre in ttwTcwy tinp. for examination and ailowarX SS, hSS?’?1 Bsnevolsa! Old Lsdy (to one at ths anemplbyed)-Poor man: What have Fou done to your hand? Unemployed —iiroko my knuckles, mum, knockin’ I *t peopte’i doors askin’ for work. D«4 AprtUUl. A. u“ MB ” Cl'imnv __ Btanor Adru ^wjvt „ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-04-13.pdf bdab41b7d63f54cf43c4b0cdcdcc7fd8 PDF Text Text the FORTY-NINTH YEAR. No. 50 PROVIDE SOMETHING BETTER mortgage of HASTINGS BANNER ------------HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 13.. 1905. $10,000,000 «“•>■*«> ™AW~k by Rer. IkUr Doster. Ulwo by MUhljso W® HAS TINGSMAItltADS | ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR SPECIAL SESSION CALLED i Of the Supervisors,Will Meet In This . City Monday April 17th A call signed by six supervisors has IN THE GREAT CONTEST IN JUDGE been made » special session of the WANTY’S U. S. COURT, GRAND ; ,x>artl to convene in this city, Monday pa Pine. ’ ; I?- Th® object stated in the call kahili*. . . ___ _ _______________ . | is the construction of a new heating apparatus for the court bouse and jail, HON. L E. KNAPPEN TO and for the transaction of any other MAKE LEADING ARGUMENT business that may properly come be­ fore the meeting. We are pleased that the matter is to be taken up, and hope In the Celebrated Railroad Cases, In that plans may be formed that will Which Michigan Railroads Ask . secure,an economical heating plant for the county buildings in this city. to Be Relieved of Most of Their State Tax Burden. Ohr readers will remember the passing of the laws by the Michigan login-. lature repealing the special railroad j uuure repeating ---------clumers. and bringing all Michigan NEED OF FT TO MAKE HASTINGS roads under the state law. and giving ! GROW AND PROSPER *“ the state stata tax O« comnnmion th.'rijbi I to VERY TIMELY WORDS CARRIED EVERY PRECINCT in Eaton County, Judge Smith also Carried Every One in Barry County Except the One Where His Op­ ponent Lives. • Judge Smith has reason to feel pleas­ ed over the splendid run be . made in this judicial circuit. He carried every ENFORCE THE CITY Voting precinct in Eaton* county, re­ ceiving a majority there of 2109.. In ORDINANCES this county he carries every precinct * except the ’first ward in this city, Which Prohibit This Practice, And where his opponent lives, and ran 10 W’hose Enforcement Would Help ahead of his ticket in that ward. to Stay the Ravages of vide Such a Place. “The Great White Plague.” There is no question but what the | ' tmloon influence was worked strongly ' About three years ago there was eh- ! . Kttd by the city council «n ordinance W|LL SOON BE hsTABUSMED bv i against the Citizens ticket. And sa-1 prohibiting expectorating ‘upon the ■ loonists have been altogether too much ! j■ THE POSTAL DEPARTMENT .side walks of, the city. in evidence in our city and county js»l- ' I This action was induced through the itics. It is not surprising therefore! efforts of persons who hiul by reading ' that there is resentment over this la- i FOUR UENERATlIiNS PRESENT ON ' MAY 15TH THE DATE and observation become convinced, that, i' to ANNIVERSARY OF JACOB *“ fix the ““ assessments of Michigan railtest manifestation of saloon activity. • the expectorating habit so prevalent i ‘ roads, and the rale of tax they must 1 SOME SUGGESTIONS The majority of the council and the ! MAUS’ BIRTH. When the New County System Will here, Was not only filthy and disgust- ! mayor were eh-cted on the Citizens tick-' pay. Under these laws, the'state tax I f)N THAT THPIP Be Inaugurated. This Is Sooner ing in the extreme, but also the moot ; commisison employed experts to deter- 1 uriu et. There seems quite a disposition to ‘ Than Expected. HISTORY OF HIS LIFE prolific source of the spread of certain . mine first the value_pf railroad proper- i . -----press the city administration*.for rad- , Word has been received that county throat and lung diseases, whose ravag ­ ties in Michigan and the average rate ■ Which May Merit the Consideration ical action; fora tax much above the > es upon the community are nothing free dplivefy will be established, in , of texatiuo. Whon th. Commhaion of the Citizen, of Hating, »r,«X>on saloons, or tor larg»lyxin- Born In Historic Herman city. Is bad decided what the MK-Muiente zhould short of appalling. Consumtipon, Barry- county beginning May 15th. sanuuMsl twinilt. nr ' creaked bonds, or fnr for mnnh much nnrltor earlierI! Veteran Of Civil War. “The Great White Plague’' annually This will be very welcome news to Im. and.the rate, the Hate demanded 1 Th * t old ,Mh ' r in Amop ’ . fable closing hours. Some go so far as to ; payment . Thl« the railroad, n-twiod I had not been In the habit carries off in the state of Michigan the readers of this paiper. Because the Four generations were . present advocate county Iwal option and the K s^i.a.S — f * “ v » I, ’r’In __ st__ ,honor <,f C1..J.W v! mu™. Alt.UlHT 'r tj Thoy however tenderwl the full a mount 01 •>»« walk .-ailed them t o alone, enough persons old and young appropriation for the hind service for' » bundle of i to people a city almost as large again the fiscal year ending July 1st had ■ Il:i«not dtBioult to uTHl’-ratand. the of held voter­ of their tuxm under the old mrthtxl of ’ hlm *n<1 h»"'k'd growing ngai„.t 1 mL X ^khr'iJ aewwing railroad. The «tato ac- I t”i«’ b<’u“‘1 ‘‘Wether. Ho «M emth as Hastings. As the result of scientific been exhausted^ it was not thought that county delivery would become a it has been ascertained to be M10OM. They hive benu bold, open S^khridge knauo. A copied theee payment., with the under- ! *n tunl to break the bundle. None of ' research, .» them could do so? Ho then unbound one of the most communicable diseases ! fact until next July. But to the. pleas­ standing they merely law-uremiPFs. *.of 25 children, ’grandchildren ’ < -------—-r, that ...w 2 were u.v,v Vlt<i ,;apnjr . . , law-bn ’akers. incmng inciting anu and encouraging | company - -„---------- „— under certain- conditions, anti that the urable surprise of everybody the clo­ what waaeri! mid harmful inciricHfe. X “ d“» I £ '.’Jf-X, City.Iowa, Grand Rapids, Has- from the railroads, and waiving none j the mms, asked each tobreak it. This most common medium of infection is ■ partment has given orders that it shall They have sought tu so control oftic- .■ Sioux , was done very readily'. Then the old through the sputum of those afflicted 1 be established at once. 8o get ready ! tings, -and Lima, Ind., to.do hqnor to , of the state’s rights or claims. ials in the city and the county that The case htis been fought through rea<1 his ft !•**>» on“getting If this sputum was disinfected or bnrn- ’ for it. . ’ , Mr. Maus on his seventy-fifth birthday. . “ their lawbreaking would go unpunish­ the state courts, the railroads losing. ' ” by showing that when they i ed before drying the danger is very I One u'f the first essentials should’be a : Jacob Maus was born in Bingen on ed. -They have succeeded to a greater 1 the Rhine, April 1KW. At the age Tb‘-n tin- railroads appealed to the 'did *>their roromon purpose could not , slight to others. But let the expecora- ; gootVorginization in every road disextent thaq they, should. Their per­ of 14 lie came to the United States and U. S. courts and it is tiefore U. Si ,Di»- easily be broken. But when each want • live lx.o<me-dry, and mixed with dust tric^ to put the highways iponjer and nicious activity iri jK>litic*.-their open tbe others,' 1 and be blown about the streets; into j keep them so. It can be set down as a made his home in Cleveland.*Ohio. -In trict Judge Wunty. of Grand Rapids his own way’ nnm‘n,Unl efforts to screen lheir-law-breaking by ; I Mh individual plans coilia be readily up-! stores, over fruits and vegetables ex- > fact that one of the principal reasons 1834 he moved to Hastings and in 1877 that the raw is being tried. getting officials jelected who would For the railroads there is a lo|^ arHet ' ' posed for sale.tracked into homes upon ,! for discontinuing the rural esrvice on turn a blind eye ajid a deaf toward tu Grand Hapids. where he engaged in ray of legal talent, headed ‘by [Hon. The ciUenship of Hastings is 1 the solqe of the shoes, and carried up-i any route will be had roads. Unchi . the grocery bnrinesr. He is a veteran . the. saloon, have brought their legit i- ' no. one.high or— 'Sam— will not stand for indifference dr of the Civil war and past commander - Benton Hanchett,‘ of Saginaw, wwj . - awakening- io the necessity- of pulling • ~ on woman's skirts, -----.—„.and -----------------------mutate fruit, and ;there is a large and of Fitzgerald Piwt. GfA. R. In March, stands aa probably the leader <.f the i t**etber for the ►°‘xl of HMtings-j low, xW or’poor, ta exempt from dan- neglect of the highways over which his growing element jin this city which Haxting, lodge. I. o O. F.. em» bar in Michigan.' Hearv Rureal. uf I Tll,’r'’*" d>"™d“l •>"" “"1 ger. Xbt eVeryon» will rtuiUart eon- rervant, mnat travel.. rusente their uiischievons political oc­ rtwejitiun in he. Ii..nor. He had h»n Detroit, and othen uf reputation ’ ’■«*• 1,nl ’“» •« «“» «•’ ”"1’ M.mption. bnt this pm. ami IM-one. We hope the Barrs- On. Orange will ti kity in this city. The saloonists of a member of tint ksig.> for N) vmtnt • will argue far tha railfeailA , rargre .mtwlv.. in faction* and .-on- here and there wbow p.w.-r., ot n-scs- tab. holds.! thia matter and use in. Hustings have thems«*lv<«r4o .blame for Ho Is also a pAmlnent member of the For the Male uf Michigan the utter- | ,, nd •*»““' *”»»•!"■ Tb«e wlm taut., nre not su«lc.-m w throw off tin- ' great influence in behalf of gpud ruad*. this growing feeling against them Knighta of I’vthias - ney« will be Hom’Cbarlre Blair „r I «"»'d hre.-<l strife and faoUtna bad poimn. will droop and die. and the When Uncle Sam spends a voaf It will be stronger unless they make a Y*.terdayhe rorurimd hi* children - .Tackwm. former IttoffeyUeMTOll'and I 11 iH ■»“ ""™7*ry p ople wjll marvel at Un-way* ofTro. ; to bring the mail daily to every farradical change in jheir tactics. bv prerenting each of. thorn with a 'who begun thia raft againsr the mil-1 •» ■* 2!eIn ™“k . vidouce. Dr. Vaughn, the’ Mghrut an- , mer, surely the latter should help to What is the wise eburse for the city bill Tbev in return gave him a rujfc ’ roSh: Hon. Chartre S. Townsend, ata. I ““r ><««■«»• ”1"’ The>’ ’«• •“>" ; thority in ortr state, ■ayajUjt "if all maintain that aerv.rt by. doing good oouncil to take with regard to the ing ehair l.Mmb.om.ly uiholrtered in oUretaon. and who m, rountadotml. "" ’* ; "p"cto™iT * "[.“’."’““r ' "7? _________ ...... saloons? That is the Council's matter. , leather. tive. oonld be properly canal for. inIt will take Home time to get the new by President Rousevelt to have charge »ill care what " they ”* *do. ~ Meanwhile, we hope there, may be . telligent treatment offered ’patients in ! service running smoothly, but by July bpt we are sure ifvrill not be inapproLuncheon was served at onei o’dock of .thl’ Administration’s anti-railroad priato to have an expression of individ- ■ and at 6 o’clock a five-course dinner. , "Wt® b*^ ; and Hon. piyal R. Kniq>- no luck of unity and of purpose to • the early stages of the diaeaae, (when 1st all will be working nicely. make Hablings the pnaq^rous city it * it is curable), in fifty yeuii. tuberou-! Barry county owes much to Congrwwual opinion on the-subject. The dining-room and. table were de- ■ P®n» (-*rHn{I B*pidSr First we believe thaj no mutter how corated with roses and ferns and the i The attorney# for the railroads will I may easily become. If we will all plan ! loris would be as rare as leprosy." ‘ man Hamilton for securing the com­ 1WF> the beet year in the his- Now when other cities are being ' plete county service, which will so irritating or provoking has been the reception room with carnations. The laltBck the constitutionality of the ' to makeHastinmi it will I* «>. * " course of the saloons in the election. . evening w» oecuptal with music. : ^bigra, taw. taxing railrradm Ben- ! -.u No-■ roused to a municipal responsibility in J soon be realized can Mt stand in U the way ” of *a com- this matter, is it not time that Has-! :_______________ <’m Ham-belt will make th. argument |j thing <<n *"d ,n “ '*? care should be taken not to do any- , speech^ and gamra. purpose and united effort for the tings demands an enforoemt^nt of the . TUCV’DC (.caurisir* u/nnn '»» thing that.looks like retaliation or hit­ Mr, Mau. has thee ronmF M. Maus. | «> this bnmcb uf the rabjret for the . mon o. salntey law which it hm..' ?Nn law or' bAWING WOOD. ting liack at them. The council’s stand ' at whose home the reception was held, i f<’n*’rat,onj‘--------------------------. 2ordinance will enforce itadt Persons! ., -------• for a $1,(XM) tax has been indorsed by .1. L. Manx of Hasting*. .1- M. Mans. Ty Hon L E. Knapp.-., ha. burn m VER y .FUNNY EXPLANATION I i a group of men oil the City j And it Will be of an Advantage to . ..... w... . — — ' have seen the voters. Further, and especially qx- of Sioux City. Iowa, ami one daughter '’"rd“1 th- great htmdr o .. 1)aBkk lx>rnor . ---------comer, watching watching the the uuuulud marshal ' ' Farmers to Encourage Them. t reme. steps should Ibe taken only when Mrs J. M. l!m-hmu.n. of tlrand K..1- “W"”™' >■> r ■>'»•>'' (liven t „up th Given by by th. the Herald Herald lor for th. the Defeat Defeat ; j)Ut tij.e prohibitory prohibitory signs, ri^w. meanmean- j Whatever Charlie llnwiader.of Woodthe necessity for them is so apjiarent ids A gromtam. Itolan.l M..u« of th. »'“X uf th. Mtehtgra laum Mr. knaps,. o( ‘while - -- punctuating ' - -by land, takes hold of has got to.hum. of the the Citizen Citizen’’ss Ticket. Ticket. their rdmarks tliat public sentiment demamfe thei^: Howe milltaiy wh.s.1 in Lima, In,I. !«•’• friend, in this .uty wtere be was . .... It is quite amusing to hear the wide- ( exi>ectorating with their customary ■ He has t^e energy of a 40 horse iXfiler, and they should be. in our judgement, was alro prtremt Tl..-'two great grand-: “d «•*" >»w .u.t.1 ,. d, ,j lanatim„ „fz.. whv 1A ft regularity. -ur„„, A few arrests | and fmus*. and the stick-to-it-iveuessof a ■ porous taken when no suspicion even of rctal- children me 11 mtd « yean. old.-Kai- - “ f-’» S’van. ago ray plemtal ttaft he Mznsral*' happened ” wirlt with reference t/> to tht» the , nm re- would l>e tijrelleijt stimulants to mem- plaster His .wsociates in the firm of iation can be suggest®*! iUi the motive amazou Opzette Neww ; bra taea raslgnod the lading pflft for 1 cent city election. Possibly the most ory in this matter, and consfqrient ag- ' Rowbrier Bros. & Reher have Imbibed ■ the state s side of what is undoutrfetlly . for .them. : \ .. • cumieal is Hie Hearld's .grave an­ itation of the subject would U* a start anni^e of his enthusiasm and are making ’ the must .important suit evVr tried in But in our judgement there is n way _» as ._ u i » .u_ »_. x •hustle. u-isR to ,.ny tliw the line of• campaign of the _A cA- i athings nouncement thtit the cause of jdl causes along A PLEASANT SURPRISE of rieutralixing the had influence <if • ,i Michigan federal courts. uf the defeat of the Citizen's ticketi ucation which the people must .have; special attention of out read this . Should the trtato win. the railroad the saloon in iTmaiiner which not even ■ K. & fuHy wiouj the tax now lev­ . was the BANNER’S announcement before they will rise to the irresponsi- week to the adv of Rowlader the saloonists can oppose. I>kig years Given Miss Grace and Master Glenn taxw •previous tn^th® election while its edi- bility in the efforts being made to save Reiser in this issue. This welt . . _ -------— -------------__j_ _iown ago a very wise and very good man ingram by About 20 Young Friends. • jej by the state, so that Barry county ’* ! tors were individually opposed to nam­ the homo and state from the losses, firm has the elevator actons from the Chio of the burnt pleasant events of , primary school money would «iual the ing a republican city ticket, and would advised others tu “overcome evil with they are: now compelled to bear in con- j C. K. A* 8. depot.. They buy grain, good. " There is no better way. and the season waa a surprise given to Miss -hare this county now pays of the state vote and work for jthe election of the jsequenc*. of this terrible scourge. seed, hay, live stock. and sell most ' Grace and Master Gimm Ingram, hist | taxes. _____ i none so eff«*ctive. , Citizen’s ticket, still, if at a regularly everything. Their ady in this issue is Applied to the. case in hand, the sa­ Thursday evening, by kboi^t 25 of tlieir INDICATES 4.000 POPULATION called republican city caumis a ticket straight businees from start to flnish, ' loons of Hastings, this overcoming voting friends, who regret to have them . BELSON LOSS PAID ; made up uf competent worthy memand they solicit their share of the pat­ leave the neighborhood where they j An Even 1.1HI0 Votes Polled, and lira of the psrtyjwerejmmed wo CoHtlnneJ on p*«e Uirto* ronage of this community. : have lived so long. t [ would feel it the BANNER'S duty, President Andrus, of the Barry & Over 100 Failed to Vote. MAKE THE DIRT FLY ‘ After a most enjoyable evening spent । j as a party paper, tokupjort such a ticEaton Was Here Yesterday DR. MCDONALD COMING. —— in playing games, small tokens of the ' The new voting, machines registe red 1 keL We do not feel that a party pa­ and Settled the Loss, Wm.andOm.rgeMltch.il and Whit high releem in which they are . tajd _______ j just an even J,000 votes as beingi per cast , Elswhere in this issue will be found could take any other course and 1* The suit of Cyrus Belson against an adv for Dr.' McDonald the well were left and the guests departed wirii- < in tllis c;ty ittst wcek Monday. The consistent. But thd BANNER made Benham went to Niles Friday. books show that. nearly 100 who the same. ^umqundement before the the Barry & Eaton Insurance Co., at­ known sjxviali'rt, in which ho an­ Friday William Mitchell and son ing Grace and Glenn many more such j I were registered. and. entitled to vote city election one year ago. Then the tracted no little attention during the nounces Wednesday April 28, as the and Whit Benham left for happy evenings I failed to do no through indifference, Citizen’s ticket wad successful. So it last session of the Circuit Court, and । date of his next visit to this city, his Niles, near which city they hayo quite (j ! sickness or absence from the city. appears that the same announcement the verdict of $968.03 in favor of Mr. headquarters being at the Parker House. - a job of grading to do for the Michigan SACRED CONCERT The Dr. , has been making regular Many more, probably 73 at least, failed elected the Citizen’s ticket one year and Belson gave general satisfaction. Central railroad. Mr. Michell and son Several persons who took a more or monthly visits to this city for several took 10 horses and Mr. Benham took h At M. E. Church Next Week Friday to register on the 14th and 15th of defeated it the next. This is indeed less active interest in the case attempt­ years and enjoys a good practice. March, the days when they should funny. But the Herald is funny some­ eight, together with all the grading have attended to that formality. There times. the more so when it is most ed to have it apppealed. but without Evening. machines and jiaraphanalia used in|| success. Yesterday President An­ .!• The. Methodist choir arointed by sev­ are without donbt between HOT and 1200 serious. _______________ Geqrge AdeSi comic opera. “The such work, of which they own com-1! drus of the Barry & Eaton was in the eral of the other 'ringers of the city, voters in this city. Taking the usual County Chairman" will bo on at city and among other things made IjITOey'“m™'''‘»"'contract for all the „iU give' a sacred concert. ■ cantata multiple of 8J4. and it seems certain A BEAUTIFUL SPAN arrangements to pay the judgement. | Powers opera house. Grand Rapidfl. team work for abunt seven miles of ; entitled The Cross and Crown, at t e that there arejl,000 people in Hastings. The total expenses of the unit up to , Friday and Saturday nights wi£h Of Stalllooa, Owned by F..S. Clapper I Saturday matjnee. This is said to bo roailbed. anti expert to complete their M. ft. church Friday evening April 21. date are as follows: . of Dowling, Attracted Much I Mr. Ade’s best production. Several " work in four or five weeks. They have The cantata is principally concerned Q. A.,HYNES THE DRUGGIST Belson judgement$®(W 05 Attention Saturday. from this city are planning to attend it. other contracta in view and are look- with the passion of the Savior an< Witnesses Barry & Eaton. 137 10 Saturday a beautiful span of stal­ Court Costs and Belson ’ ing for »busy season. with his crucifixion. Mra Has Been In the Drug Trade Over lions owned by F. 8. Clapper, of Dow­ Witnesses5(72 02 • ----------- ;--------------- i--------------- ----------- - Troxel will have charge of the affair. 20 Years In This County. Attorney fees. Barrv & . ling. attracted considerable attention BANNER ADS. PLEASE j Eaton....................................... *99 SO oellrace in »11 the p>rt» and <l«i»ib< ot \ Quincy Hynes, the well known drug­ and comment on the streets of this Total -------- — $1778 87 the enntat*. An ediniwion of Hl rente gist of this city, has an announcement city. They were splendid types of the 4 Cook Bros., * This doubless will end a case, which will be charged, the procosLs to pay in this issue that will be of interest to two great classes of the ho He horse — Hastings, Mich. all who desire to buy wall paper. For Percheron and Coach—and speak in had Secrettary Rogers been listened to. 4 X for now music for the choir. nearly a quarter of a century Mr. Hynes j most commendable terms of the dispo- would never have been commcDrel t Gentlenu'n: J X Subscribere are requested to 1has drno* trade aition of thethe people in encouraging siting of the a people in encouraging a One regrettable feature is that Mr. i been connected-with drug trade I wish to compliment you up- t • GOT TOO, HILARIOUS. 4- look at the figures on the label of raising of the standard of breeding of Belson is compelled to go to no small 4 «n the excellent manner in which 4 in this county. 12 years in Delton and Last Wednesday Otis Hall looked 4- their paper, and if thev are not horses in this county. It goes without expense for attorney fees, saying noth­ X you set up my adv. in the iusue of '4 X correct, notify the office. In handupon Jefferson St. bug juice when it 10 years in this city. Something over X' April 5th. If I could get such X saying that tliis span is a very valn4 ling co many natnef, errors some■4ras giving its color to the cup. In a year ago he purchased his present aHe one, neither one of these stallions ing of the annoyance and bather to 4 ads. set in the city papers it 4 t times occur. If paiper is not re­ stock of Dawson Bros, and is enjoying which he has been subjected. X would certainly be more of an in- 4 fact be looked several tirnca until he X ceived promptly, or there is any ever having to take second place X ducement for me id advertise X ♦ cause for complaint, send a postal 4 Raw all the colors of the rainbow. He an excellent trade. He has a completed wherever they have been shown, 'rhe 4 more extensively. I stock and just at present is •making a 4 to-the office that we mar adjust was run in by Marshall Phillips that Yours Very Truly, 4 Never at this time of the year liave X Percheron was bred by McLaughlin X the matter at once. » evening, and Thursday morning was special drive on wall paper. Intend­ Bros., of^Columbus. Ohio, and was the prospects for a bumper crop of WM. K. &XHMTTH. 4 ing purchasers will do well to give t ... . (“Jimmie Murphy”) 4 assessed $11.80 fine and costs or 15 days wheat looked more flattering in this the best colk they had in their' great In changing addrew, always ... in cni in jail, by Justice Bishop. He is board­ him a call and ban be assured of honor­ ‘ 1 address as well as new. vicinity. + give old importing liams. able dealing and courteous treatment. ing at the county’s expense." Bell Telephone Co. BEST WAY TO FIGHT ADMITTED Register Doner W u„,k EVILS OF SALOONS IN THIS or record a mortgage of »IU. 000.000, CITY. • payable m loss Ingold coin, and draw?.per cw,v <nOn«L given by the (IW,> TdepboneCo.. A READING AND ROOM £^°“CUOT*T™t<><-.l>tBo«on. RECREATION nUUm This mortgage is given as security for a like amount of bonda The mortgage Ought to be Secured for This City. ! covers all the lines, stations, buildings We Believe There Is a Moral Obliother I«piwrty and franchises gallon Upon Tills City to Pro' Telephone Co ! MANY (HILDREN Al ([LIBRATION PULLING TOGETHER BANNER CORRESPONDENT WRITES ABOUT THE SPIT­ TING HABIT AND ITS DANGERS. COUNTY FREE DELIVERY Notice to Subscribers | t �HASTINGS BA 2 H B . HIGH SCHOOL TEACHaJ astings *■***. anner i"u7',' “rr toThe,! —_________________ . ber of foreign^ now”rhrf coming this™u"rn"'’ 1 ERS REELECTED | I£F — * every — - afternoon PubUstoed Wednesday al. 1 county are from Italy. Austria and Uaattoga., Michigan. — I Russia. That the most of these peojile j will become desirable citizens of the IBoard Elected Nearly All Present Fac COOK BROS. Editors. United States cannot be seriously quee- . ulty and Took Other Action Mak­ FORTY-NINTH YEAR. Ing for Progress of Schools. tioned. but that some of them are un- ! desirable from every point of view is as ; At Thursday evening's meeting of ' in body doubtunaniMuch: time has been the school liourd.little that This line of goods is sure to please you. The latest styles and the re-elected Superintendent I S? given in congress and through the mously press to the discussion of more deair- ,Chamberlin, making a contract with ' prices are lower than ever before. Entered at the pontofflcc at .HmUd<>, Michl- able immigration laws than we now him ’ for two years. At the same need of Iwtter laws is AS A SPECIAL VALUE WE OFFER. meeting Prof.possess. Edger. The Prof. Wallace. ’ advertising: rates. evidently becoming greater and re- Mtos Barber and Miss Allison, now ' advertlslny. rales f urnlsh-d on uppllatrictive legislation that will sensibly teaching in the high school were also .yc. A plain Chanbury Suit in brown, blue and .grey st 8.00 A nice white Indian Head Suit, with turn over collar belt at ..................... and helpfully restrict should be provid­ chosen for. another year, as was also r? , or aaioog Breritte*. ITSc a tnc else- ed as soon as possible. A fine India Linen in white, tan and black, tucked and lace insertion at... Miss Puckham of the Normal depart­ :..................; 3.25 and 3.50 meat At the same meeting the board The largest tunnel in the world, the also voted to establish a commercial Also a large line of White Waists, ranging in price from 50c to 12.50. Simplon, was opened for business last course, which should inclade typewrit­ week. It is 14 miles long, anil con­ ing. stenography and bookeeping, re- -kprinted tree a* news matter. These goods are well made and perfect in style and fit PF.Xo cvcimunlcxthMi will be publshed un tor any drcutsMancm untose It bears the nects Switzerland with Italy, and is qairing that any scholar taking this q? through Alpine the mountains coarse shall have pompleted work all the way. Workmen started from opposite sides of of the 10th grade. A teacher will be ' ilT JOB PRINTING. It is easy to explain the reason for onr ever inthe tunnel and worked toward each^th- employed who can take the department . The Bannkh has ooe of ths bwt cqu xj (.jagging trade in this line of goods. Quality and b offices tn Wrertrru MichUrMi, itnd la pro er. When the two gronpa of work­ of history and the commercial course. I do every kind of book ana Job prtntlsr price do it. The line this season offers some extra value®. men met, there was not a variation of an I ’ We are pleased over what the board ' .'x 1 inch in the lines, so perfectly hud the II him The election of „ Judge Dunne W as may... uuk., UUU.H. mu,-.' “ “ —'- ~ ----- ----------------j dhas done. In re-electing Superinten- 1j rn „ k -X "T1, ““‘ Ctoburlin .nd .in, hi“b .cbonl' $ Ladies’ Vests, tape necks, at........................ ...................... or of Chicago by 24,000 majority may Ladies’ Vests, drop stitched, tape necks at............... ........ 10c, 15c and mark the beginning of a a new new era era in m ii "ater was met in plentiful quantities. , ., • . . 1 aAs mark beginning of ___the . xLvtad. — S <>n on. .ide of .he tunnel It wn. iee ' ‘ . S? IQc, 15c and Ladies’ Vests, wing sleeves, out sizes at this country it may I xhowiiw the or imi«»iihilitv of n moder- ™ld; « Mother point und farther ’,U ,nd Shirt Waist Suits TTKTDFD'WF' AR vv nx Ladies’ Vests, long sleeves, ati.......................................... nte socialistic -Xietie proposition. JZ-i.,,;. It t. appears „.ne.re I down down the the tunnel tunnel a a huge hnge spring .pring of of toilb“*’^ h“ ’“v™1 ate boil--i Ladies’ Pants, umbrella lace trimmed, at.......................... th.tthefnmuhi-. of manv atteet ittret ear iir *ng wnter wax encountered.। The high© that the franchiaes of manv nm.z.;..i, Ladies' PantB. ankle length, at.......................................... — ... - ... , ____ ... 1 n—re—ren. t. ,t„ ...nr mg the oommereml eourae. the board • WT corjxirationH of the windy city have ex- i temperature in the tunnel to 137 has certainly done that which will ** Ladies' Union Suite, all sizes, at......................................... pi red or are about to terminate. Judge degrees, which would indicate that it I make tke work of the school more i W Dunne advocates the immediate acqui- wus ne*r some suhterrannean hot, place, practical and profitable for such stu- I sition of all street car lines, and their i -------- - - •-----------dents <14 desire to enter commercial J ownership anil and operation by the city 1i present of nunwnu national on eduJuBt one case of thxistf Ribbed Top fast black Hose at owner^nip oy Uie f‘ck*ou‘' system vz U- । u j i rA government. This Thia will will mean mean if if carcar- |' 'ration If — any — account . , . , ' , , goyurnment. “**'*“ takre little- «/ ....... of W° riidout. an invretment of »l«l.«Xl-; pmetieal agriculture, yet the aiicceae' 1K”‘r,i <1<”‘, riell out. an investment of 110(1.00(1- ■ oodby the city, and It. overawing all ’ ™ fanner o! today, a. i, coming to great deal d‘”‘l to build b',,kl up nD the manual « BANNED training department, making it some- l 'at the details of the . management of a ! 1)0 Dloro and more generally reengniz- 1 PATTERNS in thing that will interait and attract all ■ stocK. businesH which employs thousands of wl- ulust possess some technical knowl- , pupils of the lower grades, and belj>men. ’ Graft and corruption to already ’ *^ge of his business, more than his ing to edncAe the hand as well as the the "Lone of our large cities. What will father or his grandfather knew. The brain to a useful and helpful work. We it not be when a city nndt'rtakes the ^ften competition which has invaded hope no backward step may lw taken, street car business!* Mnnicij»al owner- . farming as well as commercial occupa- but Jhat the developement of our ship has proven highly suceeMfttl in tions makes imperative the introduc- schools to their highest usefulness in the city of, Glasgow. Scotland, and in t*011 into our educational system of training those who enter them tor cit­ several English cities. But there the practical farm studies if American far- izenship and pracitcal work may he the system of “graft” is unknown, be- : mers arc to maintain their supremacy steady aim of the board. We believe • cause the city officials are appointed, in competition with other daasea, or if. . _. . . and the merit system extols, so that American agriculture is to continue-to2,. Thursday evemng is a long “ step in that direction. direction.' W. We tobe­ the tomjitatiou t>> graft i. not prewut ' ><•*•> the world TO in lieve the past year has Iwen the Iwst as it is in the cities of the United ■ ----in the history of the public schools of. ’'States. The country will watch what . .. Exports of iron and steel products 1 this city. is done' with the street railways in from the United States the first six I Chicagq with much interest. For if months of the present fiscal year were the experiment of municipal owner j *n excess of $ 85,500,000. which was PYTHIANSHAVE BIG ship and operation of street car lines ** 000.000 larger than in-1901, tha best\j TIME THURSDAY EVE shall succeed there, it need not fail previous record. In 1885 exports of , anywhere in this country. products were fl 1.500.000. in 1893 ' — ■ they were $20.600.000. which shows the Qrand Chancellor Will Hampton Vtothe The United States still owns 500.000.- ; Riant strides this industry is t&aking. : ’its ** ** ”* *Local Lodge. ’Two r““' Cand­ idates Initiated. Enjoyable 000 acres of land. Of this about 75. - । Th® exports of machinery lead all othBanquet Afterward. 000.000.can. by carrying out the gov-i er items, reaching a tothl of ' over rail, the next : Thonalay evenim: wax a red letter emment‘8 irrigation plans, be made*. *3®«000,000. 8t±d, rr. ’J- wax th:Into good pr-dnetive farm., and cap- ■argeet. of over ZS.UOO.IMO. Builder , oceaaion in the hiatory of Harting, able of growing imnienae (Top. and hardware over S7.000.000 name next. < Pvthianum. Grand Chancellor Will . ' ‘Sewing Uwimr Tw,«^binna at . Hampton. of Charlevoix was priaent. sustaining many millions of- jvople. machines made <.n up nearly 84. and 98 members of Barry toxlge Na There was a time when no one seemed 1 of the total. 18 were in attendance, the largest to think or care what *lwcame of the The Congregational ministers of the < gathering ever held when no oatside government’s ■western lands. So cor­ porations and individuals got them country are stirred up over the quesion visitors were present Two candidates through our timber claim and pre­ of whether that ehnreh’s muedonary were given degrees, Roy Davis taking j emption laws. They skinned* off the society should accept a gift of 1100.'- the first and Wayne Woodruff the sectimber, robbed them of what they 000 from John D. Rockefeller. None ond. An orchestra discounted fine j thought was of any value, and then seem to approve the Rockfeller busi- music while the brothers were amembi- i permitted what was left to lie sold to new* methods, bat there to a great di- ing in their Castle hall. After the in- ; people that really wanted to make verrity of opinion as to whether the ; itiation Grand Chancellor Hampton j homes. The country was indifferent taint of questionable methods will fol- gave a half-hour talk to the lodge to this spoliation of the public lands low money which is used for good par- which was greatly Apreciated. Then j came the banquet in the armory, for Bat now an aroused pubic sentfammt posea which Barnaby Bros, catered. is demanding care with 'regard the In certain quarters Governor DougBarry lodge is taking on now life i half billion ocrea. , It to no use to la­ las. of Massachusetts, to regarded as under the leadership of Chancellor | ment over the past. Init all will rejoice that tbcTgovernment seems disposed to the logical democratic candidate for Commander Guy Crook, the younger j the presidency. He favors tariff “ Reelement is taking hold with^great zeal care for what to left of the people's Only National Bank in Barry County form.” Remembering what the country :.and the lodge is doing excellent work ' land.. experienced in the line of tariff reform knd growing rapidly. 25c and 10c a pair. W. E. Merritt. If you wish to deposit money and get interest, bring it to this bank and take one of our Savings books drawing 3 per cent interest, compounded semi annually. The principal is payable on demand at any time without notice. Hastings National Bank, HASTINGS, MICH. References recently made to the sate ■ undor Gr6ver Cleveland, the probabili- j debts of some of Michigan’s neighborwould not seem to favor a very GET AFTERjSAN JOSE SCALE ing commonwealths, in some of which Kr, -'u rush to get under cover <rf the ■ the limit of burden in that direction j boom, Orchard Owners Should Do So At ; seem almost to have been attained. ........................... ■ Once. Great Loss Unless gives additional opportunity to the . ODe w‘h w>*h liasty. action by the They Act Promptly. people of this^state'for self-congratula- i^islature. Bnt it to certainly duo to ‘ tion. Michigan has not a dollar of a11 interests that something in harmo- , The San Jose scale, one of the worst state debt, and with.one excoptiui has n-v with republican platform promises i pesto that ever infested the fruit l»ara larger income from corporation taxes Inud‘' lnst fal1 for primary reform be ! ing tree, threatens to do groat damage compared with’ita total expenditures. ^»pted. We can see no reason for not in this state unless the ravages are. ttam any ottor slat- No other »t»te °“l into “;*• .Bn‘1 “>'tlnK promptly checked. The only successful ; and squarely in the matter. way to deal with this pest is by spray­ in the union surjiassee otir own state plainly " * >PeopleW4*"J’^* ing the trees. Prof. R. L. Taft, of the in the character or merits of it varous Senator Cook’s bill to prohibit lx»k- State Agricultural College at Lansing, institutions, and no other state has u Know. higher standing than Michigan, in the making and pool-selling on hone! races will give full informationn on the aubTh-y don't tnako lines uf distincVon which give especial has been favorably reported from com­ ject to all who will write him. many mbaakM. They have mate mittee. It provides fines uf fifty dol ­ value and prii|e to, citizenship. These M. C. Excursions. things.have sometimes been stated as lars to five hundred and inprisonment j L O. O. F. Grand Encampment and camjuiign claims. It to well that they ten days to six montha.kone or both in K tamooa bocauao they hare hongbt mora of them Grand Cantonment Partriarchs Mili- • should lie stated as unquestionable facts discretion of the court. than of any other make in the worM. We want every user of power in this tant. Muskegon. Mich., M^y 2-4, 05. , when they will hive no relation to oaunty to come Into our sU-re thia President Roosevelt I has decided to ; At a rate of *2.40 for round trip. Dates partisimuihip or to politics. year and have a call an extra session^ of Congress for of sale May 1 and 2, return limit _ May | The joint hearing by the liquor October 1st, 60 days in advanca’of the 5 inclusive. K with ua We dosz't believe In rxa^rrr-^A traffic committet's of the two houses, regular session. The matters to 1* 1 Epworth League Kalamazoo District; atloni and will tell you nothing but the^A W truth, but wo want you to ace W I for arguments upon the Hodson local considered are preventing railroad [ Convention. Bellevue. Mich., May |2thia mill thU year. ‘ optiou bill Tuesday evening, attracted rebates and providing more revenue. , 3, 03. At a rate of^one and~one-third | fare for the round trip. Dates of sale. ' much attention, and the temperance There is b prospect that a duty of May 2 and 8. limit for return May 4 in- j forou of Detroit and other cities were , J on hand with strong delegations and five to ten cento a pound will be levied elusive. on coffee and tea. This would add able advocates, and the house has been May Festival, University of Michi-j deluged with petitions in behalf of the many millions to the nation’s revenue, gan. Ann Arbor. Mich., May 11-18, 05. I bill. The measure provides the same apd the money is needed. At a rate of 82.65 for the round trip. I system which is now in force in Ohio, The Michigan house of reprmant ives J Dates of sale. May 11 and 12, and morn­ by which the voters of any township, ing train of the 13th, return limit ' village, city, ward or election precipct has passed the anti-cigarette bill, mak- 1 Moy 15 inclusive. ing heavy penalties for manufacturing. 1 may vote out saloons from their limits, selling iir giving away these paper j Free and Accepted Masons Grand ! though local option may not prevail in GOOT Lodge,Detroit.Mich..May 28 and 24.05. 1 . the county or the city embracing such covered coffin nails. Hast) At a rate of 88.40 for the round trip. smaller division. Grant M. Hudson, Reports from Boston and Philadel­ Dates of sale May 22 and 28, return limit sponsor for the bill, to a mercthant of phia lead to the belief that good prices May 25^elusive. . Schoolcraft, and is chairman of the / W. 8. Barron, Agent, j PIXLEY, OF BELLEVUE for wool will be maintained this year. NOTICE house committee on the Industrial Very low one way colonist rates to ( That will be pleasing news to the farARRESTED. School for Bora. men. • points in Washington, Oregon, Califon* ; On® cuargo 01 charge of bastardy. Charles la, Montana and British Columbia will j Pixley, of- Bellevue, “" ; Was brought beBy those who think there is reason President Roosevelt has appolirted_a^ be in effect Mar. l«j^ajld-wttt'"conllnue iToi^^nstice Btoht wiae Btohop Thursday. He for fear in that direction, some alarm complete new Panama Canal Commis­ 'tnrtU-May ISUj—rtclusive, good coach gave bonffgfor HW for his examina­ ^m.M. Bnooon. has been expressed over the fact that sion. and instructed the new body to accommodations will be furnished. tion which wiB occur May 1st. The immigration thus far this year is great- get to business at once. W. 8. Barron, Agent. complainant livbsin Assyria. STAR WIND MILLS g Star Talk CONTRACTOR and Builder. L will do contracting in building Ibis summer and anything in the line of carpenter work. If you are thinking of putting up a new house, barn, or other buildings, I would like to figure with you. Cement Work. I also have the latest machinery for the manufacture of Cement Blocks, for the construction of buildings and walls. I will also build cement walks and anything in the line of cement work. W COAL Lehigh, 2* Pocahontas Masslion Washed Nut Korting Valley fl. MATTHEWS* CO. Marton Mattbewa. ChaaJto«m. PHONE 194. Just west of C. K. A S Depot. B*nMr AdvU ahray, pay. �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 13, 1905. Shoes! YES’ Lota of them in the New Styles. Clothing! The Best in the Market for the money. The Same Goods at a little better price than the other fellow, is what holds our cus­ tomers. The Proof is easy: “Inspect our Line.” C. H. Osborn This cut illustrates my new method of fitting glasses PMWSOMf ItlINft BITTER f JURY FAILS TO AGREE A.,„,h .. TT* CHINESE OISCOV- ERED AMERICA Fishermen Attention! A® to the Necessity for CoastrucUng the Proposed Big Thornapple Ancient Records In Pekin Prove It. | !Cootlniwd from rage one. Drain. Matter Postponed j Ruins hi California and Mexico | to May 1st. Confirm the Pekin Records. ; With S™*1’ *ould .uggrat that some counter attraction to th© saloons Four hundred artificial baits, Fly rods, Cast­ We have «ucunonea. mentioned, me the proposed The report that American officers i ing rods, al! kinds. Reels; all makes. Spoon kin *>me place B1K Thoroapple Drain, leading from have unearthed ancient feconls in Pe-, hook*, Fly spoons. Trout files, Spinner®, Snell snail be warm, well lighted. th,! E»ton county line to the dam at kin showing that the Chinese discovered hooks, King fisher, and Italian silk casting , where men wiU be welcome, and where ' N«d»riUe. A Urge sired petition was America 1,500 years ago and erected Hues, Trout baskets, Tackel boxes, Bait cans, the surroundings will be otevating and Prreentpcl at the probate court against temple* in Mexico ha* aroused the Minnow buckets, intact everything for the tshfiifl, ‘ - ... . • ■ . n■ ■ j renJUn4P where men can meet the ™*king of this drain. A jury greatest interest among the scientific r froe,y in a 80ciM1 WBy U ' w“ therefore required to go over the me® of Monterey and throughout th© FREE—Guesting Contest—FREE. j should not bo th© effort to provide a Proj»**l drain and determine whether coontry. The Chinese temples alluded j We are giving away to the person who guesses substitute for Ha? home. Those who; TOch a drain-wa® nnceasary. On Thure- to are located in the state of Sonora, nearest to the number of Baits shown in our lutye home® ought not to need a sub- J day Judge Mack selected the following on the Pacific coast. The ruins of one ! : stittite. But there are many young i"J«ry: of these temples Was discovered near j Costs nothing but your time. men in this city who have no hom<^ ; 0. F. Brooks. City. ' ' the town of Ure® in that state about two I Come in and* look over oar stock. OPEN ~ DAY AND EVENING. here. What is there for them in the Henry E. Turner. Rutland, Rutland. j years ago. John Carter. Orangeville. way of recreation? They car© little fur • One of the large stone tablets found j A. D. Smith. Rutland. the omventional social pieaaurra. But ■ in the ruins, wm covered with carved George Coman. ThomapjJe. . like all men thry are social creaturra John Brundstetter. Prairieville. । Chinese characters, which were partly ', who like to meet their fellows social-. I^eonartl Stedge, City. deciphered by a learned Chinaman who i ■ For such there is no place of j Milton Nobles, Barrv. I visited the ruins at the request of the | Fred Nausel, Ci tv. ’ meeting now but a saloon, and a young i Ira D. Brook*, Hope. ' ' Mexican government -This Chinanum Gideon Wilkinson. Hope. man must Unwell fortified- in good । made th© assertion at th© time that the I principles who is not attracted to the Nathaniel* Edmunds, Baltimore. ! ruins wore those of u temple which had saloon with it.* boisterous welcome, its i . The jury went to Nashville F’triday j Iteen erected many centuries ago by,the I light and warmth. He will lc only' morning and sprat all day viewing the J Chinese.’ Init his statement was nut re- I ? humi|n if he is tempted' from the'patii.;'proposed r-drain. They spent all of ceivwl w.jth credence. of Strict sobrirty by saltern influences. b nday night in an effort to agree on j it has long been claimed that the In­ Is there not' a moral obligation to a venjict. Elov.-n favored constructing «Hhx» of the state of Sonora are de- I of these earlv Chin.-w setprovide some other place than'a saloon th© ditch while one opposed, and stood th,m They IK)mew mHn.. tradition* i whore men can meet each other sbcial- bv- hia position. lv? It must be no Jcharitable institu- ! A® the jury failed to agree, further and characteristics of the Chinese. If I I Will put a SELLING price on all COUCHES and PAR­ tion. Those who gi» must be in a posi­ consideration of the case wm adjourn- , the report of tlie finding of these re­ - in Pekin • expedition tion to pre&hre their se.lf-reHiwct It ed, to May 1st, by agreement, i when i cords is verified an LOR GOODS. I am boun4 to close them out and will give new jury will lie impounded. j will go from here to explore further mnst not be on the •‘goody goody" orBARGAINS ? j d^r. nor must it permit language or i the, ancient temples of Sonora.—-ExMERITS OF JIU JITSU ; change. • conduct that will; be degrading, It rich and rare. Get first choice and make a few $$$ at must no be a dress |«irade affair nor a ' . loafer's -paradise. It must stand for a ‘Quite a Controversy on That Subject. 1 ADVERTISED LEI TER$. ! rational recognition of the social ©le- ‘ Mr. Sixsmith. -Physical Trainer, ' List of letters remaining’uncalled for Discusses the Question. in ‘>®ce for tI,e week ending April ment in mankind, and a rneanj of ’ The Furniture and Carpet Man. Phone 76. ... ,, „ . ,, , • , "T , showing interest in, and appr<\-iati<»n ' Most of our readers have ho doubt ’' ,0’ ..... .u:. r t , ' Bessie Lucy Johnof. men as men. read something of jib Jjtsu, the Japan... Wolf, . ' H. .. LePuer. e ... ,.... ,, .1 of ..r physical . u. • i training, . • ■ r wm. b. Smith. Eflie Holleni Welhope to see something done toilam* method for . . Miiw .r Mary /... , , . L . . beck. Mr. H. A., Woodman. Frrrv Tola-v provide this cotmfi± attraction to the ,..,,.1 uhich many extravagant claims are L. . . ; . ... , r-n ’ .. ' . ... . . , David l-scwis, Lome Blackman. Chas, salo tn* made. Mr. bixsnnth. who is conduct.. • ... e .... e , .... . , . , . S. Sutton, W. S. Miller, Seelv Miller, ing a physical cnlture chi-**, in this,• • city. dise.u*ses these claim* in an arti­ CURE FOR CEREBRO­ A DANGEROUS HABIT cle in the. Grand Rapid* Herald last w. J. MICHAEL & SON, SSgS- COUCH and parlor GOODS SALE at McCOY'S COMPARE PRICES SPINAL MENINGITIS Thursday. He declares that; as a me­ Mv competitors lav down 4hen it comes to the price on thod of fighting, it is defective, and Gladstone'* Physician Gives Warn­ STEEL STOCK TANKS and say Given Out by Dr. George McElvenof as a method uf physical devolopment ing Against a Growing American (Detroit Said to Be Absolute "I don’t see how that fellow can sell them at the price . it i* 'useless... Custom. Requires no questions to find Speck. It appear* a Jap. had written the he does.” And it is about the same on other goods. The growing habit amongst Ameri­ the refractive error, makes Ou^ readers may have read of the Herald stating that the w^j- to tist .‘ cans For instance on Steel Frame Harrows and all of taking a mint tablet or some fitting surer. terriljle ravages xhih .spring yf r»*rehfo- the jin ji.t*u propoeiton, was to lock a . other e<> called digestive after eating a Steel Plows. Then there are Steel Ranges also spinal meningitis,’ sonniimcs called Japwene expert in the art and a prize hearty meal, is something that bir Au buggies and wagons. spotted fever, in tht- city of New York. fighter in iixoom. and th© Jab promis- ) drew Clarke, Mr. Gladstone’s physician advise® strongly against, saying. “It a wood hub; wagon wheel with 16 spokes in it? . l)r. George McElvtii, of Detroit, has ed^the utter undoing of the latter by I is absolutely dangerous to take Into the DID YOU See Come in and ludk them over. Cali aud let me shew ■ given to the pnldicia prescription for his brown antagonist. Prof.'^ixsmith stomach remedies which are popularly EVER you something, j •, corebro-spinal meningitis winch he as­ douHs the genuinem-H* of this chai- i suppoHOd to aid in the digestion of ” •] sorts 'is an ubsulujts- tqieciiii! for the lenge.' but asearts -that' if (sincerely !1 food, 'There is nothing known to the sei | <ljscai|e. He hmd.*' his claim* on his metric In? will funiish the prize fighter. I ence of medicine that can perform, the 1st Door North of Hotel Berry. HASTINGS, MICH experiments at MayNville. South Cnro- aud/haS’au.hlea there wont ibe much’; work of the human stomach. Drugs in 1R88 The cjlaease was epjdem- left of the brown man if it goes to a , do not and cannot digest the food. Largest stock in Barry 1 , lina. They simply decompose it. What can finish. . • ic there at that timie. he say*, and hi® i be more revolting or disgusting than County to select from. j prescription was u-eid^in 25 case® with the thought of taking something into RUSHING THE WORK the stomach taht to going to turn the i the malt that a recovery was nccom■ food you have eaten into a mass of cor­ | i plishfjd in everv «!*'■. The preacrip* I ruption. • tion is as follow®: . • On the New Uss Plant In the Second Tfieiotaiy way to overcome indigos ! Bi-ehlbride of mercury, one grain; Ward. ‘ tion and its evil effects is to remove all To Order from $20 up. iodide of potash, feinr drams; fluid ex- . Manage;* Ott is hustling things at the । Irritation, congestion and inflamma­ from the stomach, liver and intes। tract of ergot, three ounces:; water, new gas plant in the second wanl. An , tion Are the Kind we Keep. . tines, ahd^Ii-o na Is the only agent t onp ohnee. The done is a teiwpoonful immense reservoir S3 feet in diameter I known that will do this. We guarantee the Quality and aim to every:three hours regardless of age or and IS feet in depth in being oonstnuU- F When! a Mi-o-na tablet is taken be sex. Dr. McEIvch- was formerly a ed for th*> storage tank. The fonnda* ' fore each meal every traceof irritation satisfy our customers with FIRST CLASS GOODS and To order from $4 up. and Inflammation is removed from the surgeon of the Third regiment of the tion walls an* being laid fr»r4the build­ stomach and digestive system, and PROMPT SERVICE. Weldeliver to all parts of the Michigan National Guard. He is a ing. The material and piping for the those organs will extract from the fbod city and solicit order, by piione. plant are arriving, and there skeins to all that goeato make good, rich blood, graduate of Baltimore nniyersity. firm muscle, steady nerve® and a sound be no question but that the company Try our Chautauqua and Number Six Blend Coffees. let off on suspended sen­ will have all in readiness tv turn an healthy (body. If you stiffer with head To order from $18 up. aches. Itidjgestion. flatulency, spots be Also our floniior leas. ✓ tence. the gas before October 1st. which is fore thei eye®, vertigo, or dizziness,-pal f><*rr rirntv-nl guimntMd to fit perfect Iv. fevrt of tnnuuine' very Will Townsend t«und himself in the the date named in the Co’s franchise. pltatiot of the heart, sleeplessness, or finest workniatKhlpj t’-om* aud tow , any stomach trouble, get a fifty cent toils of the law again Wedmwday. The box of EMi ojna from W.~ J. Holloway h the bright luster of Jefferson St. hoi| of reported deaths for march our one of most reliable dealers, whose . . . .ini-r. wn bybyhis The following am the numUr of faith the remedy is ^ shown his joy'' ^vas in his eye, hut his limbs reTHE HROCERS, HASTTNCtt. rtlCH. , deaths n.qx«rted if. Mi o-ria qwi for *04 the nionthiof -March v*»« offer to.'return ... -the J if-money Mio-na fusodito carry him in a straight line, Fine Tailoring. the County Clerk* office, does not give complete satisfaction. r so Marshall Phillip took him. Wil­ a* filed in t liam tested up in the jail, bat was re- It wenw’that town anil city clerk* must negligent about this matter, for we i leased Friday on imyjnent of ciwts in Tiis wise. He was let -off on su*;* tided are certain there must have been deaths sentence. The aathoriti<J« tried to in some of the townships and villages learn where he got the liqno^but were not reporting, and wejmow there were ' not snccessful• • . in this city. But here is the number as reported hot kid ball game. We not only haw a nice line of Baltimore ■Gasoline Stoves for sale but also i It was oil'the McNair field Saturday Barry.... make a specialty of Cleaning and 'afternoon that the savage Hastings Carlton... Repairing them. Irving...Tigers fell ai»n the Hastings Juniors, Johnstown and pra-stM to oat them up to the Orangeville tune of 23 U> 11 in a nine Inning game. We also have a fine line of tables Rutland... for sale from the small kitchen Wood, for the Tigers fanned out T of Woodland.. table to’ the large 12 ft. extension Woodland -Village are the#ierits for whichi we claim the attention of I the Junior batters , while Cialer or the table. We abomake anything to Yankee Spring*.. Juniors made a of the Tigers bite the the Furniture Buying Public to be turned our way. order in the line of Woodwork ■ dust. We understand that the Juniors The immense volume <>f bueinese we do, enables Total and do all kinds of Furniture re pair work. Give us a call. have plann.sl to meet the antagonists me to make prices which cannot be duplicated by con­ additional local ) on the field again nest Satnnlay. cerns doing a smaller business. In order to make The People’s Exchange, It pays to study ono ’ s horsou. They W. R. Jamtewn, * Prop. loom for a large consignment of goods which we are t.w valuable to 1st injured or per­ In Kellev buildlog, Just north of are expecting shortly, we shall manently disabled willully or tgnorNational Bank. antly. It coats to buy hone's, and not Come to inert people and cause many tnanv of us ran afford to spoil them, troubles,—Pimples, boil, and other and e«n if we can it is wirkHi to do •raptlons, besides loss of appetite, yr if wo can help It. place a special low price on ' ‘ The above Library Table in beau­ that tired feeling, fits of biliousness, Ki-sidents of\Thoroapple and adjoin-1 tifully hand polished, made of select Oak. the nlze of the top being 28x45 Indigestion and headache. inn townshij- intend to put a check ] inebea. It ha® large 5 inch leg®, The sooner one gets rid of them the on tire illegal scaring of Hah on Dunnicelv turned and fluted. This table aetter, and tbo way to get rid of them raui lake. Deputy State Game Warden has always heretofore .nold forSlO. and The kind we all like. Made and to build up the system that baa Hoyt, of Gmnd Havetf haslieen notilled but and offender^ will Io severely dealt .utfered front them 1, to take with. If the other lakes in this county aud also in miminnding counties wenthe price will be reduced to nK.re carefully looked after it might and mide only by us. We also make “Home-made peoro ipiite bedeBeUL -MltUUerille j Forming in combination the Spring and “Quaker” bread, and a Sun full line of plain aud fancy , Medicine par excellence, of unequalled . The fact that railroad ownehj havo-i f°.r “i" goods. x . some quartered Oak, Pedestal Dining strength In purifying U>« blood M ordered immense- amounts of materials We originate; others: Extension Table. This table has a 4M rt,own by unequalled, radical and per­ for betterments during the coming attempt to follow. in. (op and is beautifully hand polish Heason indicate® that nothitlg has as. ed. S20 has always been the regular Our good* are handled and de manent cure® of «rice on these tables but for ONE yet lieen done in nation or in states, to iivered by all leading grocers. Salt Rheum Scrofula /EEK we will sell them at THE CITY' BAKERY. ’ Bolls, Pimple® give them .occasion for worrj’. So long Scald Head ns there are crops to be moved and VESTER 4 CARTER. Propfl. Psorlaelo All Kind® of Wumor Phone ,67. latino- Mkhlumber and coal to be .hauled to con-1 Rheumatism i Blood Polaonlng Dyspepsia, Etc sumers and the. people 'have money Catarrh , for busineaa the rajlroads will be able i Accept no znbztltnte, but be .uro-ta to make profits. jet flood’*, and got it today, for chlldren.fiJife.sure. Nooptoes. RETINOS COPY F. R. Pancoast. JESSE TOWNSEND, Suits, Trousers Overcoats ROCERIES COOK & SENTZ, C. E. Lunn Furniture Bargains GASOLINE STOVES For One Week TABLES Quality, Style, Cheapness, Spring Humors Only Dining MOTHER’S BREAD, MOcim,es For one week Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills For one Week $7.98 Library Tables Only $17 48 MILIER & HARRIS FURNITURE COMPANY, Phone No. 226, Hastings Foley’s Honey i*Tar flich. $17.48 �HASTINGS BAKNER, APRIL 18. 1905. 4 iglect I our Personal Appearance & fA u to place a senous obstacle xn to success and happiness in 1 almost criminal to wear shabby, ill-fit­ ting clothes, when good, reliable garments with snap and style to them can be pur­ chased at such moderate prices. * AVe are referring to the guaranteed, ready-to-wear Kaufman Garment t 6 These icrviceable clothes far Men and Young Men have all the essentials that should commend them to the economical, discerning buyer— exclusive style—perfect fit—superior workman­ ship-reasonable price. Wcsre showing a- complete stock of fine KAUFMAN CLOTHES from which men of every size and proportion can find their exact and individual style. “Thlx' artificial limb btwinew 1» gotting to be something wonderful," said a Cleveland man. “When > man can wiggle the Angers of un nrfiflclal hand it Is uncanny. Practical jokes of terrlMe effect are possible with the artificial ■ limb, and the victim la Kuch In the true ' sense of the word. 1 saw a man in j Denver about three weeks ago who walked up to tbe hotel clerk and in a friendly way reached across the coun­ ter to shake hands. Then he wheeled I away and left his band In the grip of | the clerk. The clerk fainted—actually I fainted, although he realized, I believe, I that the hand be held was but an artl' flclal one. The man who wore it bad devised a scheme by which he might ! throw It off by pressing a spring. The 1 deMght be took In the joke reased when ' the victim collapsed."—Milwaukee Sen। Clnel. _______________ ■ | | ' • Tallyho! , SALE OF STATE TAX L AND8. w STATE (w MIOBIOAN. AVDiTHB'O»fa«AL* DarAMTMawr. n*lands sltit<ount/JBarry Wdoflto tijr Bute trurta or SptcUI Ai N E •% < a-rU<»n 1; I Ha quickly found fhe cover Too hot for him to stay. Ahd soon Ned Collet spied him StrallnK across Ibe way. ; “Tolle aux!" then CaJlet cried And save a xlbbec Shrill. He tossed his brush as who should PROBATE ORlXER. . State of Michigan, tne Probate Court for the « scL’toa of' said Court, held al the Probate office in the city of HasttnisJu mM County. on W. duoMlav the 2«>d day of March A. D. ML ^WJ'jsaa.'S mli>Utrston» of mH estate, coino Into court and reprmeut that they are prepared to render their final account and ask that * day be fixed for bearing the same and they dUciianteiffrwD <ialdtrurt. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday tho ifltb. day at April A. D. IWA at Irno'docK in tho forenoon at said .„ probate UVJlLcva-a«-. office, t* and Is hereby-y-r appotnted ——• •_ ...1.4 anA that all tn. Butterflies may be Imprisoned and uninjured In the midst of a whirlwind. Gales In a grn,ulne typhoon are so ter­ rible that the stoutest ships can scarce­ ly hope to weather them, but there Is a Spot at the very center of the storm where something like a dead calm pre­ vails.’ From the outer edge of the dis­ turbance. which may - t»c 300 miles across, the wind velocity increases to­ ward tbe center until within a few miles of that point there comes a sud­ den lull. There tbe rain ceases and the sky often clears. In this little calm area, wfliich sailors call “the eye of the storm!" a group of butterflies has frequently been Imprisoned, and their dainty, delicate forms are as safe In’ this aerial cage as If hovering in sunny meadows, but ns helpless as in a collector's bottle. . say. I .PROBATE ORDER Some, however, derive tjie cry when flute of Mti'hliss. a fox breaks cover from “talllls hors," the French for “out of tbe coppice."— London Globe. M SiHpninn ' n,Knt ut “ ntt,L‘ f4rmbouse- ^e only *" ’v ^iUtAiatt I occupants being an old woman and her Pvimm T nvg> - I*rt,,n tuoment I sow the * L/VVC olece nl<?ce j fe)t thajt ajje alone could take Intc. la the matter of the aetata ot FKer Cockbura deceased James Cockhuro having filed lu said court hia petition praying for reasons therein -----------the . place ofniy love. I Gwapdu. the Imprisoned place of niy imprisoned love. aI native town In Africa, stated Chai be may U< licensed to sell real eetato (Original.] chatted with the two women’ till the contains between 10,000 and 15,000 In­ of said deceased M pul lie sale. It UOrdered, That tbe -J1st. day oC April A. Tick,tick,tick.----------------------------------- aunt went to bej. The girl was about habitants and bi surrounded by a palik * .. -rcjock lathe forenoon, at said It was my firstnight In a Siberian to follow her when I, fancying from a : ‘ isade ‘ of‘ poles, the top of every pole and is hereby appointed for ion; . prison. But twenty-two years old, ou ' sadness skimped on her face that she ' being crowned with a human skulk ered. Dint public aottoe tbere' There are six gates, and the approach the very threshold of life, and con- ' might have suffered ob a political pris ---------------------- --- -------------------------- -------------. of be lived by publication of a copy of this order demned to spend twenty years-from oner- tapped wifli a lead pencil on the to each gate Is laid with a pavement for three racMrirs weeks previous to said day human Hkulla, akulta. the tbe tops ton. being --------------------------------------------------------------------Gl­ ’ of bumnu tbe youth to the iH-tfnnlug ot old .gn-ln t"ble ,<‘rT’ °' hl,b''- ’P'1110* ronanetnent .won1’ 1 bnd °n'“ 1D tlcU7' "ck; Pr^nun. ! love you." Some one is rapping on the beatlug ln We u.fore mp WM pipe which runs up to the floor above, astonishing. She turned tint white. All political prisoners know tbe code, then n rosy red. catching,nt tbe same and I was not long lu spelling' out '.the time at the table, remainder of a sentence. The begin- I “Are you"—. ulng I hud last. ' "Yes. nnd^ou?" "—so lonely." ' 1 started forward and clasped her In I n>u«t coodewe two ymre rat. « OhbsPPlo*~ tb»t few rouuum. The rapper, ocenprfng 'mbr""' E’-»* our brart. brat„ ■ b Ing against eadi: other there was si­ . cell dlreetlr .bore mine. w„ . girl. , „k<,, her lf Anna Gronsky, tbe daughter of a fove the real as she had loved the Ideal, university professor. She had been I She said she would. . sent to Siberia for teaching tbe peasThe woman with whom she lived ants. She had been placed lu solitary was no relation to her. nnd she had confinement and at tbe time she made , wlth l,er •n>J a months. I my acquaintance wos on the verge of i Anna awity! with ipe. nnd we have lived In a wilderness insanity. To save her I exerted ‘ comparative ------------- for I each-other alone ever'sliice. For a time Belt to the utmost, encouraging • J Dot even our parents kneW where we telling her of escapes of which I lin“ j were, but at last we found means to beard and of escapes I Invented. For ! Inform them witbout risk to ourselves UU. Wmp.Uiy >b. wu gr.t.rul,---®od ; or „ to them. And now since the work . wu not long In turning bra gratl -1 «■. .uffcrwl for may be neeou>pU,>i«l t0 . we <r- looking forward to tbe day , Th«»,*■“>““« b‘o l“’O to BUrau. . ben w. may reaume our Idontltlea. late both bop. and endeavor. I q>«ut IlfllSEI.T. THOENE all my time tn planning on escape both I _________________ for her and me. Escape was not !m- I Words of Violence. poaalble, fortheprlaonay.remwa. bad 'Words of violence nearly always and the prtaon official, corrupt It wa. wlth .. , L recapture that I feared. To mi gain In time __ do you masar “How , after leaving the prison and by time that woras words or of violence nice like ai..„„~, r kL a. < . ' —“1 “moan wnn wui SSXu"ptoD°{->*“k•***“'— only partH that show above ground. ' More than 2,000 skulls are used In tbe Ella C. liecoj .pavement leading - _ up . to each -rgate. .! . AgMttOt The pavement is of snowy wbltonesa. (A trse copy.) polished to the smoothness of Ivory • by the dally passage of hundreds of ! naked feet. । i ,I । 1 ebas. M. Mack;' Judge of Probate. Notice of Letting of Drain Contract. j CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED, “For ten years I had chronic bronchitis । ------- --- --------------- --------- .. . „. so bad that at times I could not speak i «»'•<’»■. <’*>unty Drain 'aimn-.iMti .nrr ot th* | above a whisper” writes Mr. Joseph Mth*^ JF , Coffman, of Montmorenci, Ind. “1 .v t cunua'n'. ’•2'tfoaVia tried al! remedies available, but with-no ' !,WQ,h<i> «f J»bn»tnwn.« m <ai»i c&aty ot success. Fortunately my employer sug- < ^‘vrT5L,*'jy J?/ th*: j gratM that I try Foley'. Oone1; wd Tar.: 5?.' ] -------------------IIW. i ------Ils effect was almost— miraculous, and -----------* certain--------------drain known— »ad .Ut’cnatrd an "thr { 1 am how cured of the disease. On my ' j10 „“t', wn w" j rceomnmnd.don many -"-L puopte bare n”,. gj foitows^u “My °f used holey s Honey and Tar. and alcommrnrtn* «t a. t»i»t tes n. e «rid in ways with n- * '* ow,SLcrwwl. '• «“thenew u,t **»«• ti I____satisfaction." J_______ ___ 1-. Sold by 1 W.; nirfth. rerun on linl. -• t«r H. Goodyear, the druggist. ■ > «. W. l.anin-.iiti <N -,v l. nt R F 1.. BW “I must confeM." remarked Mrs. Mivn z>. a 6-<i.sre«. U’ w n. ibices <» Crabbe. "I don’t believe there ever was ?’n<> w . rrally ~rt«t m.u,- “W.H." rapn«l J Mr. Crabbe, “Adam would have been , w' n ti^-nre fl «i jeer***, w j perfect..! eupprae, 1! Ere h».l ualy (.'TS been made first." "How do you * { n E "W* of •» w 'x. section 2. ibrare toranr- -Well, .bold b.ra ItVrJ' । tbe job of making Adam."—Phlladei- !i!rn'-n 8 V- ■i-xrvr«. w «. iO a point tH nhla Presi. Eh « of said post on k- mcf ot b w k. I North 100 scrr- J I’TWTI 2 E N E mTx? a ~” * T*1' To,T"'h'p »*'.'X‘V ,Urr,r --------------------------- —th*nc* "" **nJ» ownsd by Wtn, Clark Croup I, quickly rellertd .nd Whoop m n Ing Cough will not -run lu courae-lf J . r,'eKT !F£! you nee the origin.! Bee'. I.«r«llro f—• w «» n . s «• Honey .nd T«r. Thl, Cough Syrup la ' !kj V U1" —■ I different front .11 other, bee.ure it mu <*naiia-<.ti i „r m w on the bowels. Y ou can not cure Croup * ot aw aicuon ». Mtfwm. Htnptr.n tan and Whooping Cough until you rid the I y? of * iL"* s ?rten?^.ueonRt8tion' off tar,X N n & I the cold through a copious action of ' w » ft, to, a noLt 8? n. n\Liiso bowels. Bee's Laxative Honey and , t x ,hFn« Tardoee chia, and cmee ill Coughs,: n^'^TwViLX’ Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. Noopl ” ----------------- K *rth* atea. Sold by Fred L. Heath the drug­ Buxton, Hant'l Oauolh. . gist. dummies in our cells. s and p. For example, besides spank, This plan I communicated to Anna. a clear word of violence, we have tbe suggesting that when the guard brought ' sp beginning for such words as spurt, her meals she should always alt in the j split, spring, splutter, spasm, speed, same position and answer no questions. | spill, spin, splinter, spurn, spar, spun, Thin was to get the guard used to what spike, spat, and so on."— Philadelphia a dummy would be. Anna began the ' Bulletin. process at once, as I did. By our rap- | ping code othre prisoners told us that • there was an hour, supper time, when 1 “Bay. ma," asked little Willie after one might walk out of the prison un­ he had been in conjunction with the seen; but, as Anna and I could not Ir paternal slipper. “did anybody besides Johnson—He said I woa an addle pated jackaHB. What do you advise me to rely upon escaping nt the same time, ! pa ever ask you to be his wife?" we were to meet, if possible, at a dis­ “Oh, yes. I had lots of proposals be­ do about it? Jackfion Bee n good veterinnry.-Leslle'B Weekly. tant town where exiles having served | fore your father came along." their terms lu prison were permitted '• "Well, do you think you gained any­ Bodily pain Iobm its terror if you've to live. thing by waiting?" a bottle of Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil io I made a dummy out .of my mattrees the house. Instant relief in cases of and my bedclotblng. Every time my burns, cuts, sprains, accidente of anv guard appeared J sat with my bead 7 Miss RJche—I lost my heart last Bort ’ bent on my bed us though in melan- I night, pa. I accepted Mr. Poore. - Mr. WHAT !1S CATARRH? I choly, I arranged by tbe code with a i Riche—iPm! You didn't lose your prisoner at the end of the corridor heart—you must Im ye lost your head! “I can shave inysdf as well ns anv Hyomei Cures this Common and Dis­ that at three cougha from me he was barber." agreeable Disease. | to shriek. One evening 1 gave the slg“Ah. but you can't talk to yourself • fihe—Why did tliut brilliant woman while you're doing It!" Hyomel curee catarrh by tbe nlmplt? nal. The guard, without relocklng my method of breathing it into tbe air pas­ cell, hurried to Die prisoner. 1 set up marry huc!> a Htupiu man? He—Be­ Backache Is never known to those sages and lungs. It kills the germs of । my dummy aud walked out I sue- cause her Unit husband was a genius. persons who take an occasional dote of the catarrhal poison, heals and soothes I ceeded in getting out of the prison —Detroit Free I’rvKs. rineules. The value of the resin ob­ the irritated mucous membrane, enters . without being seen except by one man, I tained from the Pine tree has long been the blood with tbe oxygen and kills the | who supposed I was a privileged con- ' recognized in the treatment of diseases fterm* preBent there, effectually driv , vlct. It was refy dark, and I hid in a j **i notice you never wear a watch °‘ «J® bladder and kidneys. One dote □g this disease from the system. I corner of the wall. I bod noticed from I with yxiur evening clothes." of Pineules will give relief, and one 11 you have Buy of the .following my cell window a place where one ! -no. j never have both out at the bottle will cure. Sold by Fre^ L. Heath the druggist symptoms, catarrhal germs are at work i could get on a low building with a Mme tlme."-Coroell Widow. somewhere in the mucous membrane j chance of escape. Finding a piece of . of the, nose, throat, bronchial tubes or , scantling In tho prison yard, I used it ■ IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW. tisaueff of the iuugs. Judy—Will ye give me yer promise, । first to climb on the building and next ’ , to reach the top of tho wall, from which What a Heap of Happiness it Would Dennis, that yell love me forever? offensive breath dryness of tbe not |discharge | from the ! I jumped down and escaped. Dennis—Sure, an’ Ofd like to do that Bring to Hastings Homes. pain scrtxw tbe ej a stoppage of the nose j' *“7 W°r.7J 1I,rd d° homework with an aob. same, Judy, but Ol’m hardly of the opinion that Ol'll last aa long as thatpnln In the front of the aching of the body . . cennfully, for I was not pursund, and jng back. H< 'of' misery ‘ ' droppings in the throat if pursued I should surely have been j Joura atleisure or at work. New York Times. mouth open while captured. I went to the rendezvous '* If women only knew the cause. ' ! ' burnlne fpaln lu the sleeping One night is all the time necessary to Backache .pains come from sick, kid prove that Pineules is the beat remedy throat ticking back of tbe pal­ and waited there as long as I dared for J ate banking to clear the eys. J“ in the world for backache and all kid throat ; .formation of crusts in Anna Vronsky, but she did not appear. neDoan ’ s kidney Pills will cure it. the nose Then I reluctantly made my way to ' —-.---------■>, . ~ ir;pain in the cheat ney and bladder troubles. If you have a oourh dryness of the throat Russla, stopping just beyond the bor- I Hastings people endorse this, rbeumatlsm or any other blood disease slleli In side tn the morning — ,,Sold^J ... Mrs. Ed. Barlow, of Michigan a RintrlA single nzwa dose will ^1... give relief. dor, where I remained under an as-> ** mi-ui . Ave. A losing of Jli-sh loss of strength “ For several years I was t subject Fred L. Heath, the druggist. 3 variable appetite spasms of coughing sumed name. Indeed, my identity with . iva:a ' ’ and --j wheu ; ■ low spirited at times cough short and backto a severe pain in my back, my former self was unrecognizable. I ; . a raising of frothy mu­ or exerting myself it came worse nights j made a living trading In tura and kept stooping ' COUS , In order to love mankind we must rery Bharp If j lt expectorating yellow and mornings I o lAAWAttr aaaranruaA prisoners, nrlannnra from feAH, ,settled tk. ----- |T8 End lookout for escaped expect too much of them.—HelveIhmyLU kidneys and tllCU then DO no pOfli “*3, not exp loss of vital forefi jI a fteellng of tightness ,I some, of whom I hoped to hear some­ tion 1 assumed waa comfortable. I ub- t,U8- ■ dtfloiilty |n breathing frequent sneezing aoroHS the upper part i ed numerous remedies but got blamed . thing of Anna Vronsky. of the chest ?f h??orrh“l11* w»rathe plegue It seems strange that a man should little, if any benefit. I had so often Af Hyomel will cure tbe disease, destroy seen and heard Doan’s Kidney Pills re “f my Ute Wudfemt wUt Koin-, and continue to love a girl activity of —all germ life >in the icopiitt reeplra; -love — - * n'-**-** U .UV ----— he has Ointment cured me quickly sue perm. tory organs, enrich and purify the never seen, but there was^more be- commended that I thoaght I wonld try nenUy, after doctor, had failed " c F blood with additional ozone, and at- tween mb and my fellow sufferer than them and went to W. H. Goodyear’s Cornwell, Valley Sc, Saugerties, ». t. drug store and got a box I can say ter a few days use of this treatment ‘between most lovers who had been this for them. I received more’perma’’“P10”" »'1‘ 4trut.pl,t up tosethor. And thio 1. the nent relief from their use than from Nothing rale,, the price ot a bkrelnt c” “o'r 1 *“•'“'0 >* *° "• any other medicine I ever used." like Its removal—Moore. catarrh al colds cannot exist when Hy-1 waB 1118 moBt dangerous position in For sale by all dealers. Price 50 eta. omei is used. This ia a strong state- Ku“laBiberlan border. Foeter-Milburn Co.,Buffalo, New York, ment, but W. J. Holloway emphasizes | Blx y®ars passed. Ono day I went up sole agents for tbe United States. it by agreeing to refund your monev to Kara bay to make purchaaee and on Remember the name -Duan’s-and if Hyomel does not cure. * | mv war back stoDDod for sunnar and { | Eyen of wine, so cheap aud abun­ dant in Spaing the natives seem to use very llttlej They are frightfully in­ temperate. ihowevvr. In their use of to­ bacco and coffee. They drink coffee ' at all hours anil apparently every hour. The clerk who takes bls morning cup at 9 has another lat- his desk on hour later, purclnisdl from a street vender. Tho business men, passing through the itreets pause while a fellow who car­ ■ ries hot coffee, hid milk, sugar and »poon« harnessed upon him serves : ■ them on the sidewalk. If the Spaniard does not smoke tn bls ! deep It Is his only respite from the : . aablt—Rosary Magazine. sctlvn 11; X W U Tbe Townahlp of of be zlveu by pubMcatton of a copy of thlsmder. for three succdssIvB weeks previous, to Mid day 1 .---- .— •»_ jiannmr anewa1 fa said county. i papw ’hah. M. Macx*. Judge of ITobate. RuaC. Hat-ox.* Register of Probate. (A tmeeopyj “Come, kiss me if you wfllT' . A lobster lays thousands of eggs, most of which hatch, bpt few ever live to grow up. This Is not tire fault of the unxbcr, for she carries them about with her for nearly a year and with admirable instinct guards them as she does her own "life. When the young ate set free her duty Is done, for they must then shift for themselves. Though llkrdly larger than mosquitoes, being about one-third of an inch long, the little ones leave their parents on the bottom aud swim toward the light—to the surface, where from ■ one to two menths,. If fortune favors, them, they lead a free, roving life. The open sea is a poor fiursery for such weaklings. Which become the siwrt of every storm and the prey of numberless hungry mouths. Out of a brood of 10,000 It would be a rare chance fur more than one or two lobsUrs to reach maturity or finally to end their career in the kitchen or the chafing dish.—St. Ntch* ronaUtutlnc thu JAMES B. BRADLEY. Auditor General. A very early equivalent of similar sound and purpoee to the tallyho with : which a huntsman dow cheers on his I bound, appear. In . qMtat <dd .ong JSTS.S. J printed In 1730 called ^The Death of J at ^^4 Ume M1] pure.to show csum, If any Reynard, the Fox." by Sir William tba PW"0* “*d ba It<&further ordered, that public notice there Young: - $ip to $25 C. H. OSBORN j ; ‘ n»ll» Norton.* »r Michigan ■tralghtanlng of mU<1 • Jewell Dreln." la lh» nv,nn.v __ ..... ..... .. ...... .13 . . ... I’ni-r- pertaining rn«nt Diet rid*, will ueerarti.-i~‘ 1 Mn<’ received «ccardln<ly. Contreet* win tx- maj.. , wltb ^‘urttZTr.r’Th bWd’’r «««««« sOoquMr ® CUTIt) lor til- :.TfIlf’T.n, - V. _ __ . Pyaly Drain CwntnlMiloner of the County of placa ot lettmg. Dated. Hastings, Mteh.. March », A. D. 1MC |Get Your Year's Reading! i NOW! | i I on. Hm.lh.UC.'Xri^u Wb° wUYto oniw »’ “>•*' !*«*" « 1 the Bannfr aS a7v w.hoPB,<I 6P * <UtA«ng®t t ;: follows: y One ot the following for one year in advance, as -V IUxneb and Detroit Dally Free Pre., S3 05« Baxsik and Detroit Dally Journal 3 05* Ba.nnek and Grand Rapid, Herald 3 05» BaSskb and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal..................... 1 00 Baxxkk and Detroit Free Prera Farm and Llro stoek J ournal 35 Banner and Michigan Farmer 75 Bonskr and Chicago Weekly Intrf'oeean 75. Banker and New York Tribune Farmer 30 •To tboro Bring on Hnral Routes, only. ....................... n.n.T^Tt^l,ir*a^pTp:r,'"l^nr»““^‘'«ntoBAKs„pat.. we can save you moneywe will trvES 1? Ue a£°ve list on which la never sold for iSJuin e a AH .p-tUI price, „ made oj !? B ™ER ■HHIHIIIIHHniu„„,,||M,t)1|||||H|||||[| : �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL 13. 19*. '/K. D, Cadwallader’s / REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, I, Office over Pierson’s Grocery. SIOiK riRM s™E FU™L “'.. MOST CONSEQUENCE THE GRANGE LEWI6>4 Do you trade with DePue? TON.OF MAPLE GROVE IRVING GRANGE NO. 55. The Prorres, ol the city and It, A NICE HERD This grange was well represented at Growth In all Rlyht Line., Should I Pomona, held at Hastings last Wednes­ fetBREO No; 340—A farm ofgl!5 acres; soil 1b OF THOROI he the Flrat Concern ot Every clay loam-and sand loam and lays well. day ' ' • IF NOT TkY HIM. 70 acrea improved. 18 acres bottom land \ HEREFORDS ■Citizen. This grange holds regular meetings with nice creek, balance wood lot. . We get a fresh supply of Vegetables and Fruits twice a Week. The BANNER will nut attempt to 1st and 3d Tuesday evenings of each Plenty of fuel timber. Fine orchard. Recently PurchaJkTbi fine buildings, bam la a basement 34x46, * * conduct a just mortem on the late month. EVERYTHING FRESH. 30 rods from a fine church. 1 mile from ners Showl» at Vaiiteu Prize Win. election. We expressed our opinion i Ira Cobb gave a very interesting' .^County ( school, fine flowing spring near buildFairs in Severn^ , last week that there was no valid rea| t alk at the last meeting about using ; Be sure you get my prices before you buy Si logs. I LewisNorton, of MuA or sell. Bring your produce and get son -for abandoning the Citizens’ move- ' fertilizers. No. SOB -A One farm of 125 aetm, no Qi , soil Is heavy clay loam, level and free . ii . ... e, has ment. We still think so; but our col- i Have two candidates to initiate at ] GROCERIES, DRY GOODS or from stone and stumps, all Improved 01 thoroughbred Hereford cattle, kuwder umns are open for any dissenting opin- j1next meeting April 18. ; btft 10 acres wood-lot. Fine buildings, ! the possessor of a herd nf «>»“'■ is ion’ , | < uiuuua grange win meet with Irv-1 LOW. of athat herd of about .< Pomona will meet with IrvAnything you want. including scale house; barn is basement all ofpoaseamor this breed, |, What intereete tu most is the future. । in« gnuigegrange the fourth Wednesday in j f tut4Or«. Fin. location X mile from Mhool. s-ot u 11.^, is hard to beatSl We . ..’e feel that all should work in the , , Jsot content toOXt “let well church, .tern. stores and creamery. enurcb onnugb ^ne. - however, b. wont to “ Fgre kyeajest possible harmony, for the fn-----.andy.Vra’a' '>*7 ‘“a™ “,ld'ln?’ » Ind“"'*- U>" fon> part of lart week and that' whal turp progress of Hastings. Wo feel ' MAPLE GROVE. little tolling and borders on a fin* lake, pnrehasted two line thoroughbred Here- | been that' made whatever mistakes may have j Maple Leaf Grange met April 8 regGarden Seeds. Phone No. 86. A good 8 room house and out buildings, fords that were prize, winners at all the ested ii^-1 in the past by those inter-! ular meeting with a large attendance. been made wit]----- 1--------” Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. 4L falrg ln several states where they were I affonFto ested in the Citizen’s movement,all'can I■ uiar The meeting lecture hour | The lecture hour waa improved diocus"-‘»9 >5 ^..f. overlook them, and that the" sing (erection of fa new hall. A few of Leaf meml*; Xo S>1 A tarn, of 47 acre., One clay I pnreha.wd are a. ntea one, , recently uff-r. of all interested should be con-! Maple Maple Leaf members attended the loam soil, lays rolling. Borders on a ; in this state. One of themas there are ’ centrated in working unit<xlly for the : Grange rally held ji wat Hastings last fine lake of resort, 3 miles from two , -* —*- ‘ ‘ * i was shown progrewi and growth of thia city in i week; •t nriw fair. In MirhlpMi hrt little railroad towns. Flue buildings. rt year every direction. Let us all profit by ! “ • yeading, amiO.hi tlw dtM n,- waa N<x,44l»— A farm of 140 acres; UK IJ shown through P^t mistakes, but let us "not be weary • AN OPEN LETTER. acres under plow, 35 acres of tine beech ~mtni.kv • ... iann, and in well doing. *’ Much' can l»e done by I Mr.I Young Mau. Dear Friend:' ' and maple timber. A fine large sugar K’ntuiky . l><h awarded' the taking the poettton that the intereats bush. Fine stock and grain farm. Good , honors Have yon a farm? If not. do you 1 buildings, including silo; barn is base ‘ We a . of th* city are supreme for every citi- 1 wish io own one? I trust your answer ment 40x60. Fine location. u to thja question will be ”yes." for a prominent far- zen of Hastings, and that there umv mere No. 416-A farm of ISO, acres; ll"» ,t4.llti give their at- ujxm-.ts tfitizenship the obligationrests to ii.hu; :on, iwteJXk "G «o j; fttrm jM the best property that any man. ^ckctlnr Wall Paper is largely a matter ot acres improved, balance oak wood lot ” its jj young or old. ever had. When all else as it , do all that can be done to promote taste. We have everything in COLOR, Fine fruit and plenty of it. Fine large . falls, the farm rwhuins. You know that . buildings. Soil is a line clay loam. Near j DESIGN and GRADE. We will aid you , famig are constantly risiug tn value. school and line location. I If yoij ever hope to have a farm. Why I 'n making selections that will harmonize with I not make the start now. and take adSaJ 1.00 other tunas for sale. your other interior decorations. Our line of ■ vantage of the ruing prices yourself, X SEND FOR MV PRI ’ instead of waiting pntil you- have to \ DESCRIPTION^. ; pay more for the same property? No ’ man can make a. mistake’ in investing are as good as you can buy anywhere for tbe • now in wild or parttally cleared lauds price. r at a fair price, as the annual increase' Carpets, Lace Curtains, Draperies. In value will be very much more than • the.currcnt rates of interest. . v I offer for sale ten thousand aexos of .choke wild land in the south*part of i Midland county, at from 87.00 to 812.00 jsLij.k arc thlDklag « wxrtn ( per acre. This land is from 0 to 10. comfort-. I have a few Srcoud Hand ! miles from railroad, but near schools ‘ GASOLINE STOVES which will be sold Funeral Directors. DI—— A at a low prior. I and mostly on go6<I roads and generany Phone .lore, 2S; Re». 85 or 90. on R. F. D. routes. -Soil is first-class, SEWING MACHINES mostly hardwoqd. wHh scattering pine and hemlock. Some these tracts hate ciMits no more to raise good one* than growth «nnd progress in all lines, ch- enough wood on them to pay for same. . it doe* to raise the kw valuable kinds. arc In sood condition nnd will do rood pecially not to neglect what will place The title is perfect, with all taxes paid work. And when it cornea to selling tjjem. higher values on right' ideals in life as • Krnu-rDb»«r ttut wr arc rrpm**QtaUve« the good one* al way command a far well as promote the industrial mid ma­ up. I wUl'sell them In forty-acre tracts of thr Gaiety & Donovan co..the “Ctom k. ! on coMBract. with ti down payment of I Arp We are doing lots of work in this line ; ARI p !•>!<• Houw Eunihlier*," him! will j sell better price. LfibL and our service is pleasing our patrons • mmll. you anythuw you Want for the ln.m" ou terial growth of Hastings. 850:00 and annual payments of 825.0U monthly Installments. Barry County, or nt least a good jxjr! or more, as purchaser may desire, with Cl IRTA'N^ Telephone ns and we will call and get C | OTHS tionofit, is Well adapts! to stock vUri I n llu your work and deliver when finished. VL.V I I IO six per cent Interest on deferred payA CLOSE CALL raising, there being plenty; of spring i rnents. ’ What easier' terms d<> you Jones Block. Jefferson St. lirooks anti streams to furnish the lu st Phone 243-THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY­ Proprietor.' this, way, m..,, any young man ; •want? In-»n> young Hastings, filch. Birney Jordan, of Woodland, Threw who h* willing l»oth to work ai\.l to sav.of water, and plenty of fine raising We buy .nnd wl| Awood Hand Good*. a Package of Guripowder in the htl' enrnincs, may have a farm and .land. Stove bv Mistake.' hardly realize thaj hr has paid any­ Mr. Norton has a fine farm of !1M» , ,, .. thing for It. Much of thia land is weE acres near Maple Grove anti for some N-eUlIrw «^unJ.Cour.,«...„L ,dnplrf anJ time past has made a specialty ol rais­ Be careful of gunpowder^. One day worth from 83O.AO to 8100.00 per acre My ing thorotighltrul Hereford cattle. At )a»^\ week Burnit* Jordan throw some when subdued and developed. -THEthe present time he has a herd of about liaise |>a,'p»r into tho stove and there Young friend, can you afford to neglect \V 80. and lias, found a ready market for haiqarned to la, among it ,n {tackage this opportunity? If you think well of all he has to .sell.- and at good prices. containing gun powder. Of course | lhe c,»*6Ce.’ dull upon or addreas. I Hereford* from hia, stock farm have there waa an explosion and thb stove, FKANK G. KNJEELAND, ' been sold largely in Ohio. Indiana, and was wrecked and' if it had not been Sl LouIb, Mich, for the prps«*nce of mind of Mra. JorGovernor Warner is right in calling fl With every cash purchase ) in this state. Stock men who have visited his farm dan who waa up staint at "the time, on .t^e legislature to enact a Jaw to at my etore you wilbget a \ Want YOU to figure with them If you are going to build. ticket free of charge, for the 1 compliment him upon having two of the houflj and Mr. Jordan and his ' have private hanks examined tbe same They ar tbe oldest and best stocked yard In tbe county amount equal to the pur ( the best and most conveniently ar­ brother who was with him. would have ' aa other banka. We believe this is a just and just to look at their fine stock of , chase. Return / ranged stock barns in the state, one l>een burned up, for Mr. Jordan and : position ahd one that ought to l>e welof them being 40x68 feet in size and | his brother were so stunned by the ex- corned by every sound private hank, tho other 3Ux70 feet. plifcwn that they were unable toldo any ; If such an institution objects to an exla to be pleased". of these checks to my store < Through the courtesy of Mr. Norton 4 hi ng for some time: Irnt M>*. Jordan ’ aminatem by state authority, it is a THEIR PRICES WILL PLEASE YOU TOO. and you can get / we present a picture of Roland. ‘ • No. j rushed down stairs and putxiut the fire ’ pretty good evidence that such an. exAlso, they have a very fine 135.787. “the thoroughbred Hereford and saved them a heavy loss. Mr. Jor- 1 amination is n«>ded. dan’s eyes were burned quite b^Uy but ------------------------ 7ull owned by him. ••Roland” weighed It lff*a pleasure to take Dr. Dade’s north of any article in my ( 2,800 llw. as a three year old. He was not seriously. and you will find t^>«S.^ haudBomest ’ , ■ Little Liver Pills aud enjoy their tonic Cr^ aDdtSOIneBt and *ud best t**1 cement cement w«v»v block stock FREE. f sired by the&WlLtM bull”Marrh On"13. you ever caw if you are going to use any for ydur bouse or effect upon the liver. Sold by Fred L. No. 108.675; his dam was Rosebud. No. your wall. QUIMBY. Heath, the druggist. A Complete line of Groceries and 72.724. that told for $•’. KUO at a tale in deliveries made to all parts of city. Maylmry Ftaley has quit the Motion Kansas City. • and Byroii Edmons takes his place - Ite Knut You riire Always 0oB£St Monday liiorning. Mr. Fasley iitmov ing’onto hps farm south of Burryvilfe. ‘ Foley’s Honey and’Tar contains no Jay Editons is moving here also to The Jefferson street Grocer. \ opiates, aud will not constipate like work for his brother as a hand on the : nearly all other enuuh medicines. Re­ section. • 1 ’ , Phons 314 JlTlES? • fuse substitutes. Sold by W. H. Good­ Tayfield CaMelein and Wtn. Boorain year, the druggist. of Nashville, spent Sunday at thia place. : A very jileasant time was had by all 1 who attended the L. A S. at Mrs. Me-1 Capital, $75,000.00 Intyrea Tim ariciety 'will meet again $20,000.00 in three wreks at Mrs. JohnCastelcina j There was a fine turn, out nt Sabbath • school and church. Hop* it will con-1, tinue. • ; OfTktn 1 We could not help but notice the ar- • tide in the Journal in regard to the \ Will sooii be here and you will need Paints, Oils, Shelf Paper, A lahasCbnlcr me<Mr, Praldtat. spelling contret, it seems funny that tlm contestant just got around to neo !' tine and many other articles necessary for this time of the year. We the supposed mistake Why didn't , ‘■"r/fr- • R. B. WttKr. (Ike Pre*. have the largest and most complete drug stock in Barry County and will .. they make it known nt Hint time? Bequote you prices as low as any one can. when quality is considered. j cause then' was no such mistake made. ( Mrs. Frankie Warner spent Sunday fl. fl. fladersoa, &»bkr. h’----=We also have— • ----- ■--­ \ I with Mrs. Venah Welch at Nashville. Mr. Lewis Smith of Dawson City. Concentrated. Lue for making soap. Household Ammonia, ) I formerly of the State Road, spent Z Wednesday with John Castelein. He "Daddusoap.” Pumice soap. Due stuffs. Etc. \ । expects to return Monday. HASTINGS. RICH. J. HOMER DEPUE WALL PAPER TALK 2*^ Floor Coverings ga: SIovfes Renkes& Walldorff “131108, UrgSHS. Wnj. G. Forman. % FREE fl fl 07767265 fl AT 120 NORTH BROADWAY * flafl Lumber, finish and Doors a fla» *a Cement Block machine a flm » Come and see them! TEN DOLLARS' FORTY CENTSj John Woodruff, House Cleaning Time ! fialf tbe time** MAPLE GROVE. W. H. Goodyear School began in the Norton district I i j Monday after a weeks vacation. Ii ! Jake Shoip is able to l» alxiut after ' ANTISEPTINE Orson Swift is b little better at this j Writing. There aro rereral cases of mump» in this vicinity. ; Mrs. J. C. Dillon lias lieen quite ill1 the past wwk. The L. Aj S. will meet with Rev. Tutbill nndiwife Friday April 14. in- j stead of Mrk J. C. Dillon. ■ solicited- T GUARANTEED WOOD PRESERVER. Ab timber becomea scarcer it increases in value and price. It therefore behooves etery farmer who uses posts to make them laFt ns long as pos­ sible. Antiseptine, the great wood preserver, will do ibis. Faints and oils afford but a superficial covering, filling tbe wood pores and causing DRY ROT. Antiseptine penetrates the wood tissue 'and retards the action of the elements for any length of time, preserving the wood from decay above or below ground or water. It is guaranteed to prevent decay. I have a full line of Builders Hardware and will be pleased to figure with you on any line you may have. FRED The Hardware Dealer. SPANGEHACHER, Phone 311. Hastings, Michigan. ? ) ) \ \ i ■ !" IRVING. I Mr. Watson and wife are thejiroud parents of a baby girl, born last Thunt- j; day. r Mrs Reeee entertained the L. A. R. last Friday for dinner. Mr. Chat* I field’made it very pleasant lay bringing his talking -machine. Gladys Coulter is visiting her grand­ father S. R. Chamoni thia week. Mr and Mrs. Kennedy went to Middleville Sunday to see their daugh­ ter. ‘ , Mr. Wilkes has moved on th Charles Francisco place. - . | his severe ilnees, Directors ■any people rtaaiit poor btCMst they baw «ewr comneiced to mol • • O*V have imeided to, tntt Kept , waitiMg ntll they could start with a goodly sun. Don’t you wait Che Cbwttr Itlnur, R. B. R. C. Iraki,. Bl. L Coos. D. S. Boodyur. rate Olaten, fl. fl. fladerwa. bastings City Bank advises you to stan depositing there now. Che snallcr the sunt you commence with, the more anxious you will be to make It one to be proud of. Commence with what you haw if it’s only $t.oo. 3 per ent literal paid la Satlagt Depamaeat money to Coan «■ Rtal Bute Stoutly. Uf ill ' 5 iii ili Hi ife Mr �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL 18. 1905. 6 BIG FIRE AT LOWELL Miss Ruby Parsons returned to her! in Lowell Monday after a few PERSONAL MENTION . home Th»r» Is But Ons days visit with D. W. Roger* nnd Loss $100,000--Insurance S 55,000-•r j family. Grand Rapid* Fire Fighters John Busby went to Charlotte SunMrs. E. C. Barnum and daughter, of Called On. day. . | Petoskey is visiting at County Clerk Tuesday evening Lowell was visited Archie Ayers, ot Lowell. in the Barnum's and with other trienda in by one •— of -the most fires .in -«a-----■.—>— I this city and vicinity. r- - - - disastrous... .city yesterday. Grand Chaucellor WJU Hampton, of «• htatory. About o'clock m tee J. M. Smith, of Woodland, was in There are several imitations of in th* fiK- Thumlav evening smoke was discovered coming Charlevoix, was in . . the city Thuqriay. from b^ment of R. B. Boylan ’a the city Monday. Rubberoid on the market, but and was a callerat the BANNER office. Mrs. J. Rehor was a Grand Rapids there ie nothing the equal of the. genuine article, of Mr. Hampton is a newspaper man,z hardware More. An alarm was turned , visitor Saturday. ’ in, and th® local firemen were doing publisher of tho Charlevoix Courier. which we have the Exclusive Agency for this city. good, effective work when three violent Hale Kenyon, of’Freeport was in We understand that Dr. and Mrs. explosions of gasoline occurred, which the city Thursday. CAUTION We warn all purchasers of Roofing who. de­ Lathrop win return from &lifo™i. ; Clair Furniss. of Nashville, was in next week. Dr. will make the fellows I: scattered the fire to all, of Xbe snrsire to get the genuine Rubberoid, to look for the label i rounding-buildings. It at once liecame the city yesterday. who h»vo been teUing big fish storiw, "J "blM,’ would M“Ruhbiroid”. If it does not have the label “Rubbiboid” QO nantewko. nresfsi ♦V.T-rsnrels 4 _ :. _ ’tbTtoi Dr. A. Q. Miller, of Freeport, was look 1.1.A like 80 cents when K*. he gets through I ^"mch'^^purtions^tUt you can bank upon it, it is. not the genuine article. in the city Monday. talking. i.iv,-™ , not oope with it, so Grand . Mrs. R. K._ Grant was a Grand Rap­ YOH CAN By buying your Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Coal, Wood and Geo. Wright Sr, and wife will soon Rapids was called on. Department Na i 1 ee TJrkk of us. Bring in your Contracts and Lumber ids visitor Thursday. " move back to their former homo. Oah- 9 resjouding, and with the outside 1 SAVE $$ Bills and let us figure on them. Supervisor Smith, of Castleton, was awa. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Wright assistance the flame® were gotten under : in t he city Thursday. have made many friends in this city control about eight' o'clock. Among the heavy losses were R, B | Loe Pryor was in Middleville Thurs­ who will regret theic^leaving our city i very much. Boylan, hardware: R. Sturgis, drugs: i day on legal business. F. A. Mills and family, of Grand Marx Rubin, clothier: A. R. Weyrick. ; Lee H. Pryor made a buaineea trip BAUER BROS., Proprietors. Phono 254. butcher: B. C. Smith, tailor; King: ______ ________ | Rapids, were the guests of friends j to Middleville Monday. L. E. Hinchman. i>f Battle Creek. h»re -«*• T1“.v ”iU •*«"। Milling Co., cooper shop: three candy ! wa. in the city Monday. . for Odifonti* their future borne. The>' and fruit Mores, and several tm Iler . ,, , , . best wishes of many friends hero will : : buildings. Snpen-mor Sherk of Thornapple. , h ■ was in -the city Monday. ■ . . .a J ri 1 i Clarence DePlauta. of Youngstown. Mrs. Albert Hessmer visited Grand .. „ ., , ..... x. a., Ohio, was m the city Friday and Uf Rapids friends over Sunday. . , o ' ...» | * ' ■ . Saturday. He left Saturday night for At the regular communication of it ti EL Tyden left for Philadelphia last Vancouver. British Columbia He will evening on a business trip. live in that city and Seattle hereafter Hastings Ivdge, No. 52, F. A. M.. on Wednesday evening April 9, there will be • W. W. Potter left Saturday on a busi- I representing the Ambrose Petry Co.. We don't believe there 1b a better grade of Tea in ness trip to Galveston. Texas.’ i of Detroit. w4mj look after street ad- work in the E. A. or F. C. degree. the city for 50 cents than our UJI TEA, uncolored ■ H. H. Snyder.. Mr. and Mm. J. M. Smith, of Wood- vrrtwing Japan. Our customers back ug up in this assertion; A regular review of Hastings Hive land, were in the city Monday. ' Tbe many friend, in this city of they say it's simply ' ‘immense” aud No. :<W L. O. T. M. M. will b» held I Frank Mana, of Kalamaxo.,. waa in Boon Baner. will bo pioa-sl to learn in Maccabee hall, Wednesday evening ! the city Monday on huainwi. ‘ bae l«m unanimously chosen April 19. A cordial invitation is ex­ ' , . . _. . . • suiwrintendeht of the Spring Valiev, I Mrs. John Pendergast is expected in, , : • i? ; Minn., public schools, at an advpnce in tended. I, this city soon to visit friends. , , »ai.> „ J salary. This is Ins third vear there. I J. W. Fleming, ot Naehrille. was in i He is „ filw , rapsr. Uf WOMEN’S CLUB. ; the city on business Thursday. - t. j intendril There was a good attendance at the County Tremrarer Coleman wa. in . Mr Mnt Charlo, Thomae of ____ .... Women's Club last Friday afternoon. • Nashville on business Saturday. ‘h“'"■“1 ‘"fiinmf ’m^tiw'the ' CLOSING OUT WALL PAPER I have concluded to cluse out my stock of Wall Ptyper, con­ sisting of all grades and all colors, and will make prices < accordingly. If you are going to do any papering it will pay you to look at my Htock and get my prices before placing your order. W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescriptions prepared aa If for the Doctor’s ewti use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. Enlarged Pictures Don’t place your order for' en­ larged pictures with any agent, wh<\ in 99 cases out of a 100, cares nothing about suiting you. All they waut is YOUR MONEY. I take orders for enlarging pictures aud will give you LvWER PRICES than any ageut can, for the same grade of work. 1 am in business in Hastings; I have a reputation to sustain, and cannot afford to “flim-flam’’ my patrons as su many agents d<>. Place your order with me. And We MM Handle It RwliSfl. Hastings Lumber 8 Coal Co. THE LODGES. 3 Uf ft 3 u< 3 3 3 * "Touches the Spot Every Time," Of course there may be people who have formed a | Mrs. J. W. Sage and Mrs. Eddy were Thomas, their O.W.— and ..-.i rfamily —.i.. yestcrday.on .,—i... program was given. preference for some other brand but we have noticed I Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. return from New York where they at­ Mrs.* Allie Willison read a carefully that the great majority of those who have tried UJI ’ Commissioner Ketchum was in Irv- tended the funeral of a relative. This { . , . . ... : prepared and able pnj>er on “Th© have become steady drinkers of this Tea. _ on official business Monday. . > . Mr. Thoma, iiret mart to thi. oty T„knj(,w, f ing Uf THE PHOTOGRAPHER, ’ Will Chase, of Lanning, wa* in tho *n ycarh- “>d it goes without say . Mra>L onijie Evarts subject was “JapHaxtinflB, : Michigan I city calling on old friend. Friday. . tog that he wa. pleawd wrtb the many FmtlvlK.. Thi, Uf Mr. mtd Mm. W. I. Wait went to ,1“t ‘‘“L J*'"? ,J,,“ u-red a. holding high rank among the Gull Lake and Kalamazoo Thumday. *lnc0 e • or . nor , rn om<. mluJy excellent paper, given in tbe Mrs. G. Williams went to Onuid’ 1>““ >>*’ cl—'' clnh this year on Japan. Mrs Evart. Ur Rapids Satunlav to visit friend, there. «PPli“twn to husinere, D. M .Roger, K„v0 considerable .pace to a careful ’ ,, , ’ , .. . has been suffering, from nerrow, prow- ; consideration of tho great New Year'. Don McLeay, of Nashville, v,..- Festival o —i • with its manifold .. . . • __ was in trillion lor some little time. He has cdft-crivinir the citv on legal 'business Thursday. th. ' , . mamtoiu gin gn ng given his insurance business into the . &lll] jong continued ceremoniea J. G. Nagler.of Middleville, was charge of his very capable son Clement, Among the fete* drecribed were the I in the hub on *business ■ county h" u— —:r KEr —i day. -y. who is demonstrating his capacity to Festival of the Dolla the Festival of We are making a special run just ,j Writ Clement and Miss Gertrude handle it satisfainorily. Meantime Mr. ' t)jL, Flags and others now on steak and are selling good ; Smith wore in Grand Rapid. Thum- Rogers is taking it easy. H« ha. boon ( "Tlw relation of mo.lorn Ism. to Re­ cuts for Eight Cents. Our trade . putting in -mio good time at flan torm ' was the -topic amignM Mm. M. is rapidly growing and we ask Hday. you to give us a trial. . James Watkins, of Three Rivero. and shows the good effects of the J. Timmerman. This somewhat weighIs to BUY all kinds of GRAIN, SEEDS. HAY. ' spent Sunday with his brother in the outing. He is preparing to rest up-; ty subject was handled in a most in­ Premium Hams and Bacon WOOL, and LIVE STOCK at the Highest Mar! c ji V( . | all this year, and Gun lake fish will ^tractive • • ------ -nnd’ entertaining manner. cured the name as It it cured in xr vg d to 8e" BRICK. BRAN, COAL. the country. Guaranteed to ’be , Mrs. Timmerman spoke pt some length Miss Mane Busby m went .to m.. Charlotte i have to take to deep 1 water. , tbe finest made. CEMENT, FLOUR. GRAINS. HAY. MID­ ' of anarchism, socialism, nationalism, Friday to visit her sister Mr». Mark When you are in a hurry DLINGS. SALT, aud WOOD PLASTER at the - ( and communism. ’ Warren. THE NEW ADDITION . Lowest Market Price. * Last on the program was a selection George Barney, of Muskegon, was , be given by Mrs. Marian Goodyear. shaking hands with Hastings friends Qty Lots s^n to be Offered *or ’ to Special attention given each ord ar. and She gave the clubr-in her own inimit prompt deliveries made. Saturday. |>y Hastings Realty Co. ; able way. a chapter from Anne WarDr. Andrus attended the meeting of i. , „ i ,,, . , , *. . ... .. ; The Hastings Realty Company are ner s book, Susan Clegg and her the state den taste association the first 1 , „ • i •• , . . now ready to offer for sale their lots. fnend Mra. Lathrop. Your business is to sell what we buy and to buy | in the New Lincoln Park Addition to what we sell. 7 The MEAT MARKET Man Edward Houvenir took a vacation th(. city of Hasting*, formerly known last week. Roy Downs, substitute car- „ thp McX.ir farni. A decree has | Two doors east of Cltu Balk. rior, taking his place. . taken vacating a part of the old ' Phone 22 Hastings, Mich. Sam Velto. Cashier of the Fanners Dunning addition and the new plat is Phone 57 and see how willing we are to do our I Bank, of Lake Odessa wa* in the city now ready . for record. The streets If you have anything useful part. »I yesterday on business. j have all been straightened and run that you want to sell, or If there J | Rev. H. EL VanAuken is attending due north and south and cast and west. is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. in the < i the meeting of the Lansing Presbytery Alleyways have been provided for. J 4 I at Dimondale this week. Iron stakes have been placed at^ the ' BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. pt,one ,, : • i Mrs. Harriet Knowles is visiting ^,rner of b,ock ttH wo11 M •* th® If you have a buggy that’s lying ’Wxxxxxxxxxx>000<»«»oo«oa»oooooooooooooooo^ 1 Ijer son. Rev. Frank Knowles and c”rner of th* ,UI«rn- Work wil1 "°°n Idle in the barn; a stove or other household goods you family nt Iron Mountain. commence in opening the streets and t EXCELSIOR COFFEE, the 4pn’t-usc; If you have any stock I ,, i • • t- i planting shade trees and other im► 35c brand for30c « ; Mrs. Fred O Brien,, of Eagle, spent * . • ... you want to dispose of; a house I . o , . T? • ' provements. Those desiring to pur, . you want to sell or rent; If you » EMPRESS, Java and Mocha 25c < I Saturday-and Sunday in this city the, . , . ,, „ . , . J chase early should call immediately want a girl for house work; in I BULK COFFEE .... 15c, 20c, 25c J I guest. of... Mrs. „ E. .. M. i. Busby. : . ! upon air Mr. oneiuon. Sheldon, tno tho secretary, secretary, or fact if you want to buv, rent or sell, just try our Want Column to . ... 4 i Mrs. R. T. F. Dodds and sons, of I --. xrr Cnlirravt' ww the wavtetetewvw trejmtirar va nf the [ J Give us an order and you will J-’v,, ... u._ _____ *ir' .uolwwww^wwwv, «rov’• lue treasurer oi tne It brings buyers and sellers to­ ’ ktanistoo, arrived in the city yesterojm ,^ nv mak ,, Uleir wlwtium . » be pleased. '" gether, and only costs ONR* • day for a vi.lt with relatives Romamabie price. wlU be placed upCENT A WORD FOR EACH » ALASKA, RED SALMON, 4 Mrs. Allie Rock, of Grand .Rapids, on these Ipt*. Those desiring to ptfrINSERTION. Try It. ► extra nice at melt our Top Coat piles because people know where ’ s i spent Saturday and Sunday with her : chase and niake monpily payments * SPECIAL CORN, every can• | sister Mrs. D. 8. Goodyear. ! will be accommodated and without in- ' FOR - — SALE—10 a««cn acres m of improved to get the best and most stylish coate al the lowest pos­ ► guaranteed ................. t It..*.'__ small jOc*i Frank Wolcott has obtained a good J terest. Some of the most i»irotiful, _ itort M Hastings, » CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS Stable and granary. aoU heavy sible prices. Now put one of our < I position in Kalamazoo, and with his residence spots in the city arc now at []. house. clay loam Half hilly half level. Price < I wife has moved to that city. • the disposal of the citizens of Hustings. [ $70.i. Address. A. P. Wood. Hastings, » the blE&cst market price. ' Mich. Mn Sevniour Iterri. loft ymtonlay ”“'1 th'r not fall to improv. J for an extSnclml vl.it will, frirnd* In ■>“» opportunity. Thi- rOwpany purpose to make it possible for everyone , FOR SALE-One horse, weight 1100. between yourself and your Top Coat and you'll be pre­ Good roadster.. Also one three year old who wants a lot to be accommodated. __ ,TC, n colt. __ M.r _S. ,JTm Senter, Sec.. 14. 'Cdrlton i Dry Goods aad Groceries. I Parties desiring to purchwe one or tw^ z\d(irwe City. 1C F. D.’ Jf>“ruon pared for Easter as. perhap,, you never were before. two acres or jnore of the farm west of ;—*-------- ------------------- ------ ------I Km>w5m5 EASr-° rfiohrn’re*11 «I ft‘Mnd the Hi“ M»‘Wir tho creek will also be accommodated. !. LOST—Between Hendershott school Our Thru* Button Sln<l. Breo.tea S.eJl w_ Sheldon ------“be... P»*nt * । Dwight B. Hincklev is now...located1 Mr. ----------------- ,-------will pleroed to «ho«-!, l“b'nt end «n<l board lx«rd in Salt Lake City, hi, oddreto Xing „y pn.^-tive porehtearo the property H. T ti. n. Norria Hastings BrE lTT'or I . .... ‘ ? 1 Room «tl« fill, Desert \'o«Newsu nriilrlintr Building. . furnishV prices. leave at the BANNER office and reI Mr*. W. H. Johnson, of Alpena, will | THE HASTINGS REALTY Cfo. I ceive reward. lie the gnest at the Presbyterian par- j ---------- r----------— Prices _ $jO f $2O FOR SALE—House and five lots, or sonage the latter jiart of the week. FRANK BEAMER SOLD OUT any portion of .sameL On Blair St. first ward. C. H. Williams, 701 Mich ­ Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Woodmansee, igan Ave,, City. of Grand Rapids, visited the latter's Fred Wolcott Is the New Proprietor is thoroughly relished after driving mother, Mrs. Mane Upjohn Jast week. WANTED- To lease a modern, first A larger line of and Will Continue Business to the city, and especially bo, if It is Black or Brown stiff class house, centrally tocated.-—Addrere at the Old Stand. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolcot moved well cooked. Dont bother to bring or inquire-BANNER office. your own dinner when you. can get to Kalamazoo yesterday. Mr. W. has Frank Beamer has sold his stock of at $1. and $1.50 a fine meal at our restaurant for ieenred aTpoeition in one of the fact­ Cig»«. Tobacow. CMdlm. Nnu.;.,WANTED Mt—A small house to rent- by from 32. to $3.00. only “. fanuly of two. Address box 24B Hasthan we ever have ories there. Fruita and Canned goods to Fred Wol-1 tings. Mich, Black or Brown soft had before. Roy Will, of Big Rapids, was in the cott, the later taking possesion Tuesday.. “——— hall $1.00 to $3.00 E~A fine bniiding lot in city Mkmday visiting his brother Chas. Mr. Wolcott is well known in this teity the 1st SAIj Lunch room in connection aud we ward, splendid-locaWnn. en­ make a specialty of order cooking. Will, and calling on old acquaintances and has lots of friends who wish him quire at C25 Boltwood St. F&\ BronWe also carry a full line of Baked success in his business venture. While around town. Goods, Cigars and Confections. ' there will be no immediate departure' Prof. D. B. Waldo, of the Kalama* ■ WANTED—A small"" second hand ! from the usual conductor the businew, Mich. Inqntre WrlKht &o«., Hastings. zoo Normal School, was in the city Leading Clothiers. it is Mr.- Wolcott's purpose to add to Tuesday and addressed the teachers in First door east of Banner Office. the stock as the demands of the trade WANTED^We want to buy 200 or the afternoon. will warrant. Ho cordially invites hydrJn?ple. tor Panting on Luwrunco Colgrt roy-who is attending his friends in to see him. and wo be­ Lincoln Park Addition to city. Partthe Orchard Lake MiliUry'Aeadgmy, speak for him a eonrinuat-rnTT' 6T~thtF Jfigwishing to supply them should call BANNER 8 A L V E spent his spring vacation with P- A. Sheldon or P. T. ' 'P*U2a?ge_-au-**«iy^built up by his °n rwt a«lv« te* w©SE ■ parents in this city. feiST-Ca\a,rt,Dgs’ Mick H. J. Christmas, Ui Phone 16. STEAK The Grocers, Our Business Call Phone 22 Your Business , F.W. Clifford WANTS TRADE s WINNERS Can t We Get Together? ROWLADER BROS. & REISER, March Winds in | April I ;W, H, FAIRCHILD, j 5Uch.. Md New Spring' Suits A WARM MEAL Shirts Hats 25 CENTS Barnaby Bros., Chidester CgL Burton Hastings Banner. $1 a year �sPrincipal Copic,,.W[ Hastings banner, april is isos ..--------------- At a Bomion of the circuit court on Saturday an order was entered vacating of conversation now-a days among the j £ so much on the former plat of this city good housekeepers is the different,! •’ «» was located on tbe McNair farm. methods of house cleaning. The I This will permit straightening the ' See our special Baking Powder prestreets on the new plat which will -be 1 miums. • made. probably causws more iUicumIoii than ; Alway. aA for Uji Tea. if, the beat M. J. Weaver, proprietor of the all the other 'troubles that bother the Hjuxuj & Rtua. Tfaea-Nectar (pure Chinese Teas) (jOc *'People.s Meat Market'", comer of good housekeeper. Now we hare tried Court and Jefferson streets, will have to relieve you ot a great deal ot this pound 0 checks. trouble by presenting to you thia spring Wright Bros, want all your produce a special sale Saturday on sausage and a line ot M all Paper that will meet all picnic hams. Mr. Weaver has a good, requirements. We can show you a forcash or trade. Regular pilgrimages to.:Gun lake fresh stock of everything in the line of distinctive assortment of patterns for freah and salt meats, and ail’ who deal each room .in the house. are now in order. with him mayffie assured of fair deal­ we *how r>u * nice Une Road Wright.- special Gruoerv price, ing and right treatment of Kitchen Paper from 3c, 4c and up including the granites and varnished for one week only. By the way. why not make a pull 1 Dining Rohm Papers in the reds The street commissioner is already to get an up-to-date Michigan Central paasenger station in this'city* There greens, browns, tapestries, fruits, etc ’ mending the highways at Sc, 6c, 8c and up. ' Wanted. .10,000 pounds of buckwheat is no station between Grand Rapids In the sitting or living room we are Huatings Roller Mill Co. ar.d Jackson that givqa the M. C. so showing, tapestries, forestries, etc , the High grade coffees and teas at cut much freight or so many passengers as all over patterns, with or without bor Hastings. When one looks at tho fine dors. 1 ou get some good things at 6c, >rate price®. F. 0. Spaulding. 8c and up. • ,, now iiaasenger stations at Nashville Our line of Parlor Papers is as'exten **’ Iy<1Pn has begun extensive alterand Charlotte it makes na realize Has­ residence on •• Green St. sheas in the large citv stores. We - ations in his-----«-•! tings*' need the mure. ’ have everything that is new and up-toWill Harding, of No. 430 Clinton 8L0 date. You cannot be disappointed in •*! George Kelley who lives in the ( has started to build a tine new home. the showing we make surprised num-! Fna , 1I second -------- ward - — ~ was ““ si" sow by vj na nuutIn Bed ------Room r patterns have the ----- -- ------ we — *»«>• o tut ........... '<y.m eight twin room how and good tar of his friends and neighbor, lust ■torrent, strlj — “ — .. rites, ( oral, ana all the good. thing., tarn un Michigan. Ave5- R. tin.-Avo TJ C. n lx .ii..- | g _.___ ■ _ . .... . Fuller. Saturday evening. The evening was am. _ up id we start prices»t 3c, 4c, 5c and „ a . w, ■ i wn' POT I riul hor tlillir flour, fleech coal, < wood and eleva-1 meet enjoyably spent nt card.*. Ernest to th., the trartch most —expenaiye; If you are considering buying of tor stork, phone Ifty. 'Mcnzo Turner. ■ Fiirr winning first prize and Mrs. sample book men or catalogue ' tried Uji Tea. its the ! ()wcn Bennett the second prize. o. :..re iu -------- Haveboqses, you ever Resee our line that. ------- ■ UUOteprier«w?dramp^tamptoI! “M>^'" tu™’*'redJlal»ai- t"r «>• «By « !wEre att* r which don’t ask for your business If we can’t Hmu1* * Rus**|K««rts departed, having spent a save you money. x Don’t i»y out your money for kitch- VWy l,lc,wnnt evening. ?out Jrom nail holes and ; en' utensils—will fumiab them free 1 Dr- J- B- Bradley Is "already being F-0 8^’u"” "honvV“ ‘,u,ur",,or 's i is -a logical conse have.it. Plate, photo, caid and cha’ir i The The ““Open Open Letter**of Letter”of F. F. G. G. Kneelaud Knoeland । governor. r’nv“mnr This - —­ quence of the executive ability he dis­ — Wludow - - -------- --------rail,. Bh.dre, .... Ml «izM .ml .11 ]1W .55 w tWj jinne ia!ne will Ulx. fannrt tounll ( 111 on Piute of uu> this <-nl«lFK W a “ malrn arart Kanre ... plays in the conduct of the office he GetTurpri« Ug alreif—'! I “> youmg men. now holds and of the political inHu- . I Have yon seen those Top-Rouhd ox­ cnee aud popularity that he has won I Ageotsfor thffvrkhrat'Mi i>eVoe l*atDt, llmtb’s Href. Iron & Wine makes your sprint'I fords displayed in onf west window? throughout the state. It is more than . work riwler. It l» Justly catted the "House- ' L Morrill Lambie & Co. cleaner*' 'Toole-.? a possibility, it is just what might be t i Married, at tho if. E parsonage by , expected. Why not?—Eaton Rapids ( Rev. Arthur Trott yesterday. Mr. Fred Review. I Ingrain and Miss Mina M. Thornton. .... . , , . I 1 . . At th<? directors meeting of the Citi- • Again w. urge ow g.*J fric„.]B tl#, | Tcl 11(,„e th„ r l„ The Dfungista. Phons 31. Goods delivered. , . ) rorr™I.,ml.nU to m»l iteir letter. ,,11Brt(.rlv dividend uf two per <™.t. . Monilny, and an early tj>«t day » po,. , waMl, April .j,, w„ deehmd. Thi. j R. F. D. orders filled the eame day as rec?iv*d Heath’s Beef, Iron. & Wine, . is the thirty-first dividend the com-' the House Cleaner's Tonic. | Will furnish your hou«- from liase- pany has declared. Since Jan. 1 of i ment to -attic. Save your checks, this year the company Jiafc had M4 or-1 Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. F O. ders for service at the* Grand Rapids) Spaulding.; ,> | exchange, and there are now tt.385! The wmrint mixing machine inopcr- phones in use in Grund Rapids. Since , at ion at the new gus plant has been .lll,: change to the automatic system; the object of much curious inspection about fifteen months ago. thf> conqiany j the past week. • has had a net growth of i.271 phones. ( mail Paper Question 7 . What we xay we do, we do do SPECIAL GROCERY PRICES For One Week Only FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR .. »3.00 hundred HASTINGS BEST FLOUR..... 2.90 hundred LENNOX SOAP, 9 bars for'L. 25c RIVERSIDE CORN, guaranteed, 4 cans for. 25c SEARS’ CRACKERS, the best, 3i lbs for............ 25c BLACK CROSS TEA, worth 60c forlb 50c COFFEE all grades, in bulk, from................ 15c to 35c LARD, strictly fresh, regular 12ic, forIb 10c POTATOES, very choice qualitybu 30c BREAKFAST BACON, finest quality......lb 12ic PICNIC HAMS, four to five pounds each at...'. ..lb 10c CLEAR BACK PORK, the bestlb 9c SWEET CUBA TOBACCO, dark or lightlb 40c' These prices are for one week only. Cash must accomepany order to get these prices. Just call phone No. 30 and we will do the rest in a hurry X X -X X X PRODUCE TAKEN SAME AS CASH. Phone 30 WRIGHT BROS. Fred I. Heath & Carveth, The ”chug!’chug!” of the automoFreeport hits-a bam, ball aanociation. '­ bile is heard in the land, and thc Is Hastings toliave one? Wo hoj»e bo. • hOHKMi hold Ihqir heads hlgli'INte-^t' W.D. Quigley was here, thc first of j steer in the com ' ‘ ' the week and packed his goods pre|»ar> Ten car Inads of oak logs suitable for utory to moving to Hastings, and de- ' teneert live’heen aliippeft from J- parted with hh goods and family yes-1 T. Lombard's log yard to the Grand terday. Will has secured a good poei-; Rapids Veneer Co i tion in the Table factory luid thinks’ MarrtaL ». ite M. E. p.nwmM!. will te well to mate tta rhtag.-, : Sunday by tee Bov. Arthur Trott. Mr. Th‘'>' ’T* 1 ’E? B.H. Mutt and Mta Maute Granger. ” 4”*“ l'*’ *he,n- ?”* bulb ol Baltimore. I 8Mn-r"--eportJ Married at the Presbyteriiui |>ar)vm- . Herald. There is no pari of our stock of which we are more proud than our assortment of rings. This includes every variety of set­ tings in both precious and semi precious stone®, aud a wide select ton of plain Gold, Emblem ।and Seal rings. Seamless Wedding Rings are t> our particular hobbg. -o JOHN BEAMER. THB JEVELEJ. HASTINGS. MICH age Monday afternoon. Andrew J. ; jj; j.;. Bartlett, of Jackson, i Townsend aud Mary Cole. Kith of Carl- . known as the - “Orange Cider Man. " ton. Rev. V’anAuken officiated. has engaged about $20 worth of space The festive sucker has l>een having in concession row from the Secretary life made very miserable for him by of tbe Barry County AgricultundSothe youngster- just now. Some of the. ciety. for privileges for the next county older ones are also taking interest in ) fair. Secretary Schanti informs the the sport BANNER that nearly every mail brings ;.-.,w of one grandmother, letter, from people who desire .race at The old idea and wife ran live Jointly tbe nert fnlr. This eitak relume, for that a man . ««.d on lees than either of Item can live' the Agricultural Statetr and the bmnto our promt Mta-Uke way in which everything 1. : separately is not suited . conducted. method of living. H. Fairchild readers of the BANNER! J. H. DePue and W. n. *Itk will pay — i desire the BANNER to announce that to pey (done attention to onr advertis-1 THIJ. S. GOOODYEAR CO We carry a complete line of CARPETS, includbest grade of Ingrains manufactured. Considering the recent notable advances in the prices of Car­ pets, you will find our values of particular interest. .... COTTON INGRAINS EXTRA HEAVY COTTON INGRAINS, SULTANA COTTAGE CARPET PART WOOL INGRAINS - - ALL WOOL EXTRA SUPER LINOLEUM - - yd - yd 35c. 45c, 50c - - yd 55c. 69c - - - • yd 70c - - - - - BEST ALL WOOL EXTRA SUPER CREX GRASS TWINE CARPET - - . y<i - - - •- yd 50c - sq yd 50c - STAIR CARPETING. CARPET PAPER. RUGS. FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 15th, we offer a line of new Ribbons, in black, white and colors, all silk, widths 60 and 80 at 12c a-yd. Saturdry Special they will keep their grocery stores open ! ing columns, because in them onr home ■ < TOUR - EASTER SHOES Mean Something of a Problem to YOU. They most be latest style I They most fit and wear welljl They mtist please you and your pocket book. Here are the Shoes that will do It. ’ Patents, Tans, Vid Kid and White Canvas Oxfords and Shoes. Every member of the Family can be fitted out Here. (. W. (LARKE & CO Quality She* Store. We have a flwnne or r icy.auuim. All order* promptly Ailed- _____ A F. Burroushe S Son evenings until’ further notice, for tbe I merchants announce the Imrgnins in. various linre lines. Furniture buyers «xommod«tlon •¥ thoir p xtrota. - their tteir v.ripta Imyvra : CWUta- Jo.™ ten* for pub- w«Ita I in the advertising of tl^ej furniture I lie improvements this spring. 1*^ nn‘ in dealers. For one week MiUer and Har- ; purpNM) really, to pay that amount in bonus to secure the St.- John’s Table. Table- I ri» Furniture Company will have a ; (special sale on Dining attd Library) Co which will move tu Cadillac. • table-s McCoy luw reduced; prices on . . An Easter hat and tiff is something “ , Couches and Parlor gtxxK; Rbnk<> & yon will soon want. We are supplied I Walldorff have Wgains i<1 the time, with a fine line of both and invite yon and in additon have an annonneement ! to call and sce^hem. that will be of interest to| WaU Paper Sfihilb Lambic & Co. buvera. ' Damage to Ita smokestack which , ho IJiko (Messa Wave if hurt week . rbrotordra U.V drotb ot Mrs. Dayid | com- Smith, fpruwrly Mire ll» My-te of. »ibly injura Homo ot it»omiteyw» com-1I Wo.dU.nl. nnd . g™l"»t« of tte Htadint down pulled the Table fot-tory to 1 ting* high scbool class ot I88H. Mrs. . . : _smitn Smith was was «ta loj-al member of , the .1 a *part of last week- * ■ • ...v-ta-*"— ______ -— j[ W. H. Steer. Ite Woodland lurdwore Alnmni and nearly ulw.ra. __ 1mA ♦to rant. ._ . • reunions. - -e i - oldealer, waa compelled put tx a lI'ldHt trust I thc annual She— I( ------------------mortgugo on hj« «oek ot good, for tho ri<t)nI-■ln rolmlenhlp u» u•'! benefit ot his creditors. This is mote , student ln in (be h^h ^hool end was, to he regretted, as he is a finetaan ana | chosen vdedjcftorian'of valedictorian'of her class. class, The ine Ii a valuable citizen of Woodland. Wi,™ paid fine tribute to ter etarteter ( We believe a good subject for the weoenere- »—----- , in - the obituary printed. She wta Board of Trade to Uke up would be . min,.nt |n ^1 good work in that the extenelou ot the Pera llanjuette vilbMre „J her lore I. keenly felt She from Freeport to thi. city. Sueh a line 1MTOt „ but no children. Her would «dd greatly to the ehiyping fa- (festh w„ dm, w tyhold pnenmonin. cilitiea of thi. citr. Uonbtlere many have noticed the Mg From what we nan learn., a pickle wtre telephone cable, that are itretch■ - a - ralnaHo foctorr or station is ralo.H,- itati.tat - nd overhead on the telephone pole, po.ee.in n tStor'a town, and very |lMln.We clt>, bat perhai» few realirevhat the nearbv fanners. Tho growing \ is in Item. The cable, look like a , of tetemtara'for the market ia profit- i rtretrh of w much leaS pipe. The. ■Bln. and the crop chinks in very nite- BANNER is in rere.pt ot!.™a> ptae . puuuv — ----. .uch .Ultatitulion might ta taeurte j p hc«h quarter Latere la diamotor, tat lta.de for Hustings. of it there are 200 copper wirea or The fourth annual select party given sufficient to connect 100 phonm. The by Troxel’s Orchestra, will W held in wires are put in in pain, one set ta­ St. Rose's hall Tuesday eveuiag April ins wrapped in blue tissue paper, and Mat 8:80. These paries in .the past tho other in pink tissue, tbe wires be­ have teen meet pleasanf. and the one ing so closely packed in the load pipe thi. year will te no ™ that it la almost impossible to pull foUorehretrsof 12 pi«« »-iU fnntahthem out A sample of tho cable nirodc. and tbe occasion will be a most at thia office. delikM^Fon0 for all who attend. Panamas and Mohairs New Panama Skirts in ths new pleated effects with twenty-three gore, black,only $730 and SS.OO NOVELTY WALKING SKIRT— in good quality English Mo­ hair, black, brown, itavy, champagne, $3, $4, $4.50, $5.00 WALKING SKIRTS—made of wool tbibet, with' strap trim­ ming of self goods diver hips and down side panels, colors: green, brown, tan, mode, navy. Special at $5 a^d $6. SKIRTS—of fancy grade mix­ tures finished with double in* ' verted foot pleats, trimmed with doth covered buttons, We have several other good numbers, excel- ling any spring line we ever carried. J. T. PIERSON & SON The Peoples’ Store. Hastings, Mich. �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL 13, 1905. 8 SCHOOL NOTES COATS GROVE. Flovd Hitt entered school Monday i Mrs. Hiram McKay who was danger- ‘ takiw-np ML grads work. jmtdy ill tot week i» «.me totter nnd Beraie Wrarer vi,i«d rotool toto-cnieruinM for tor recover,. Fridav afternoon. L ’211 ■ *“ h°n‘1' ■me 10th grade are atodyink review R grammar. ' ' JerrJ’ Elliot.and. w»fe. of Maple; Grove, visited Wm. Demond’s.Bunday. kxac-a-r ...nnniAun Burt McKay mid wife of Lakeview WEST WOODLAND. visited Hiram McKay’s Friday. Mr. Hauer in again slowly improv-> The Misses Bertie and Ada Johnson ing in health. ! are visiting friends at Grand Ledge. ' 1 have just received a Miss Maude Durkee entertained the George Ehret and family of west W. W. Glee Cub last Saturday eve- Kalamo. visited his brother James. ning. Saturday and Sunday., 5EW STOCK of DRY GOODS Mr. Wade and familyare nicelyset- j ~ There was ' good attendance at the NEW STOCK ot SHOES tied in their home. local meeting of the W. M. A. at tbe NEW STOCK of HEN'S FUR­ Mrs. McKay ., hasbeen very ill the j home of Mra. J. R. Barnum last week ■ retail druggists who are the leaders of the drug NISHINGS. past two weeks, but is some better at Thursday. ~~------- --- ( this writing. I The 13th annual session of the’ Mich- I Iff 1|Iff | trade of the United States, and that means the Mr. Bissett entertained his sister igan branch of tbe Woman’s Missionand am better prepared than ever JLXJ VF Kz world, and who are rated by Bradstreet and Dun from Vermontville last Friday. ary Association, will be held at the ; to please all patrons. Frank Wellman and family of Castle- ' north Castleton church Aril 23-26-27.7^ j , ------ at $20,000,000 and whose retail business aggregates ■ ton. . and Mr*.; Henry Schaibly and ' ..The doats drove school won the vic­ MARSEILLES J SUGAR CORN children, visited at J. H. Durkee’s tory at the selling match at the over $70,000,000 annual sales, have agreed to give their name, financial last Saturday. | Woodland town hall last Friday night. 1 Extra flne,f3 cans &5 cents. ■ Emory Kenyon and wife of Freeport, - Gertrude Ehret spelled the schools' backing and endorsement to the guarantee that Rexall Mucu-Tone Frank Smith and son Forrwt of Lake down. There were six contestants 1 cordially invite the public to i Odessa. Delbert Senter and Wife of standing..<jut of twenty when tho 800 I will cure any disease or trouble arising from Catarrh or they will make my store their headquarters I Carlton. Leonard- Wonderlick-and wife ; words wen? spelled. Frank Mast. Carl ! of Woodland, were visitors at C. Sen-1 Heis. Frances Reesar. of the Lee dis­ while in Coats Grove. refund the money. . ter’s the past week. ' trict. Gertrude Ehret and Nina Woods, ; We are proud of our connection with the Rexall Remedies, partic­ , '• of the Coats Grove school, and Grace Highest Price* for Produce. EAST WOODLAND Holmes of the llolmes district Grace i ularly so of Mucu-Tone. . ' ' Holmes was the last one spelled down. A Mr. Skinner/of Ohio, visited Rev. Miss Ehret wks rewanled by five perHENRY RflQLfl Why ? Because a remedy must be something out of the ordinary ■ C. D. Jarvis this week and with him \ons giving her one dollar each, tOrtTS DROVE inffnected several east Woodland farnu. that will get our backing. It’s not all profit that leads us and our 1,000 ; with a view to purchasing one. QENEK/tL STORE. CARLTON CENTER associates into endorsing this remedy. It is our years of experience i On Monday Mrs. J. Beardsley met On April 22. the thinl quarterly i with a serious accident. She stepped with medicines and our knowledge of them that teaches us that . through a trap door and fell to the cel­ conference will be held at the Carlton - lar floor, fracturing two rilw and oth- M. E. church ‘at 2:30 p. in. , erwise spraining and bruising hem'lf. Tbe Easter services will he held at It seems a miracle she was nut killed. the M. E. church Sunday evening The Kilpatrick school will give a April 23. Appropriate music and ' .. speaking will be-given and practice ■ J shadow social oik the evening of April AND VICINITY. 1’1 for ,1>fk is a bona-fide discovery for the cure of all ailments due to Catarrhal i 19. the lu>nl,li* benefit of their’'Kl.s.,.. librafv. ,,lM>n has already commenced. | I Everybody is invited tocome, and The directing of tbe little onea will lx? i affections. We know that it is not a cure-all, but a remedy built on WOODLAND. I Julies' will each bring abox withsup-' under the can* of Mrs. Leavens. scientific lines—not a patent medicine—each one of the 1,000 druggists • .- » I per for two. , Bon Backus and family will soon I (Palmerton, was in Kalamazoo; James Bcardslei- visitedfriends i;C move to their new home fourmiles knows its formula and its value. It has one great additional value one. .lay last week to meet w;th the | charlotte .last week. north of Lake Olessa. besides curing constitutional Catarrh—that is as a system builder. No asj um jm . ; Mrs. Lyman Brown, of east CastleFrank Friend and family, of- Ionia i such tonic was ever before designed for the curing of inflammation of Hamson .Blocker has purchased the was the guret of east Woodland «n.»nty. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Asahul Olar farm three miles south fricn(19 on TugJJt L. L. Knowles Sunday. the mucous membrane -nor can it be improved on in the present age. nurnfto iuw*an<l* live ^rerinsTTifa e p K^nek spent? this wck Just stop and reason with yourself for one minute—we are doing James M. Smith and Edward Martin Sunday with friends in Portland. held at he home of Mr, and Mrs. were in Ionia last Woduesdav on legal ; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hager an ddnugh1hour, being changed business right here in your midst -could we afford to offer our name btuyne*. ’ t’-r Cscil. visited west Sunfield friemb frt*7 ‘ m;_. and endorsement to Mucu-Tone as lee do if we did not know that it is Mr. and Mrs. ? Cheater Messer, of! ! Mrs. died at her home in 1 on Sunday. . ’TT’ ‘'“♦"’u'ii an honest medicine? Can we afford to agree as we hereby do -that Wood)and last Thursday. The funeral Miss Grace Sheldon was the guest of the Walnut Hill servi.vs were held at the Holme* ' friends in Nashville aud Maple Grove furm an“ Ht *he Center Sunday. we will refund you every penny you pay us for the medicine if it does Geo. Vester Chas. Her children over “ Sunday. . chun-h on Saturday. II.. ’’ ‘ and’ rn '““ Becker moved' ‘ not benefit you ? wen? nil pnwnt except a son who ' Sam Grant, of Levering, was the a building for D. IL Foster in Has- i lives in Kansas. guest of H. Hager and wife Friday. tings the first of the week. All we ask is your word and the empty bottle and we’ll give your A Sabbath school convention will be L. Parrott has moved into the Christ* — j Robert Barry. <»f Sunfield, is visiting money back. No signed certificate. We believe the public, especially held at the S. D. A. church beginning inn B|irnuni house in onr village he ' friends in east Woodland this week. Friday evening April 21, and lasting ' ha. lately parchamsl t1 ,Mrx the sick, are honest and we hope that they believe we are honest Mrs. Gertru Gertrude Lake and family, uf until Sunday evening. The president Revl E. IL Lyons was at Eaton Rap. < Vermontville, were visitors nt’ the aniVsecretary of the West Michigan also. If they do, certainly every sick person who suffers from any of ids laift week <>n business. !y ---^ « »---home.of her father T. Scofield on Sun- conference will have charge. All are the following ailments should take advantage of our offer to-day. Willurd Sawfly is junking improve- 'lay. cordially invited. meats 'on his village property. Cr.~. Geo. Andras, uf Maple Grove, who Rexall Mucu-Tone cures: An attornej' from Grand Rapids was . is past W) years old. walke.1 13 miles on HOLMES CHURCH. in touli one 4ay last week investigat- -Mondayr-to. visit his friends Mr. and Mrs. Few younger ing the Benjamin Rose will case. xr~ Ev P. nBarnum. “----- — c’" Mys. A. J. Hunt entertained the folJohn Gay and Marian Shores were would think of taking so long a walk. ‘ lowing jx'nuins Sunday. Mr. and 5ir>. Symptoms:—Chilliness, lassitude, feverishness and a tight sensation Quite a party of friends Sent Friday J. V. Wickham. Mr/mid Mrs. O. Con­ in Ionia one day last week on legal and fullness in the head, obstructing the nasal passages. At first with E. P. Barnuni wife and Mr. nor, pf Carlton. Mfiw Anna Brown and business. ' • -------------------- ------- , and —- -------------------there is a watery discharge, but later this becomes thick, yellow and MArrmn Sborra bin, teen Bppointwl I ^ra. K Lee. jit tboir tome in Miss Jessie Durkee, 'of tbe State Road. . tenacious, constantly dropping into the throat. r.n-i-ntur of the bun wiU end toitament ,'‘“t Mimic and pb-nrant “Mrs. Louise Kenfield and daughter ■ of Maw E. Kiblinger. deceaaed. bl-tto I tonveraallun helped to paw « delight- । Ada. of Hastings, spent Sunday with If neglected ulceration and decay of the cartilage and bones occur, prolmte court of Ionia county. : J*n* **en„*\. „ < Mrs. Carrie Parmelee. often perforating the palate. Headache, foul breath, weak and watery Mrs. Hager Mrs. L. Q. Crocker, of Nashville, is ’r~" Millie ” 1 *is“ entertaining * L~ -‘ Mr. and MnuJ. V. Wickham attend­ eyes, inability to think connectedly, and loss of memory are further spending a few days with Woodland coinpany, Mrs. Juaper Bergman and ed the Pomona grange at Boatings symptoms. daughter Ida. of Nashville, are spend­ Thursday. fi ienils. ing a week with her. ; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Townsend, of j Mrs. Frank Dickinson, of Lake Odes­ I X’aahville, were the guests of Mr. and sa was'in town one day last week on WELCOME CORNERS. j Mrs. L. Townsend Sunday. , business. Symptoms :—First, an irritation and sensation of heat and dryness, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Page and niece I Mr. and Mrs. IL B. Murdock s;>ent i The appraisers have completed the with a constant hawking; later, copious expectoration of phlegm, inventory of the asserts of W. H. visited the formers jwrents in Rutland Sunday with Jim. Matthews people in Sunday. ■ ■ throat sore, breathing difficult, and voice affected. Hastings. Sears, i Harry Scoby and family of near Free­ Mrs. Lottie Cain and daughter Gol­ Mrs. J. M. Smith and daughter, were in Benton Harbor last week on busi­ port visited John Scoby and family die. of Lake Odessa. .were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sackett Sunday. * ness. The Lee school met with our school SymptomsSufferer is weak, dixxy, emaciated, hollow-cheeked, Alvah Cooper and his sister Gail, j Luther Loehr and family of Podunk: dull-eyed, restless and nervous; his sleep is troubled, he has liad visited at the home of their father spent Sunday with E. E. Gorham and Wednesday afternoon for a spelling J contest Grace Holmes spelled down. • A. T. n. *. Qooper inra* last oaiuiuay. Saturday. ;, ' dreams; is despondent and fearful of impending calamity; has dull, Mr». Albert Burkle and Mra Eman. M,*O’ Wellman «'U In Hastinp Mrs. George Fuller spent Sundav grinding or sharp shooting pains in side or stomach; suffers nausea nal Broadbaek, were in Heating, un ov'r Snnday .taring with her daugh- with friends m Sebewa. after eating, is short of breath, and has a hot, bitter fluid ruing in businesk Mondav. , j tcr' a.lso attending the F. M. quarterly Mesdames May Townsend and Julia throat. JamuH M. Smith and wife were in i ,neetinK। Youngs went to Hastings Friday to ■ Hiistings on business Monday. I -, i spend a few days with friends. ’ D. S England was in Hastings Scrofula, salt, rheum eryaljNilaa and 1 .Miss Maud Durkee entertained the; Monday on krai business. other distressing eruptive diseases yield W. W. G. C.' Saturday evening. j- ' M Sr,.;.,, Q«nfi-W-.$♦». Quickly and permanently to tbe-cleans Symptoms:—Constant dull, grinding fSain in the bowels and a weaken­ tab in1 B1OO<!'. Mr. ;uid Mrs. John Bulling, uf Wood­ ing diarrhea, consisting largely of watery excretions with floating itripa land, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. I Geo. Fuller. • .„ . . William Scbmiiltzriet is ennjoying —■ -4-.--..— of detached bowel membrane, which later develops into bloody flux a-new uHndmiU. ' ' ■ I’iuesalve acts like a poultice. Best Mrs. Biseett died at her home TuesEmaciation, inability to extract nourishment from food, nervousness Ben Tarlor nnd Martha Milk of thln? •“ tbT w°rld '°r hell,, burn,..• day April 4, The funeral occured Friand sleeplessness. Saranac, ri.it.nl reiatir.w in thi. ricin- Sr“ked •'"“J’. «t<;- Sold hr i . I, day at the Holmes church. Rev. Lyon Uy Satu rdar and Snnday. L- He*th. the druggtal. . officiating. Those from away to attend the funeral were. Mr. and Mix Wallace , J“hn Smith, wife and .laughter, left c Anrarc-an T A . PettingWe and Bert Pettingale of Chilent THiiraday for Sparta to nttond XX.T a. • ft* Kral Ycc Haw Ahtsyt BeojM j cago: Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Buchanan Symptoms:—Skin drawn and yellow. Sight blurred with black tho wedding of Mm. Smith’s niece. | Wm and Hugh Pettingale of Battle spedxs floating on field of vision. Sufferer feels weak and dixxy. Mabie .Iordan visited relativea in ■ Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Len Stowe and ! Rising suddenly after stooping causes everything to turn dark. A dull Saranac last week. rMra. Bergman of‘Vermontville. pain in the small of the back which gradually uses up all vitality, leaving ANEW STATEMENT STOCK We’re Proud to Make REXALL MUCU-TONE WOODLAND CATARRH OF THE NOSE CATARRH OF THE THROAT CATARRH OF THE STOMACH CATARRH OF THE INTESTINES CATARRH OF THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS Foley’s Honey and Tar llao last week, whert^be bus lx”u work . ing a roundhouse. <— <iq ------------------atm coIde, prevents pne"moal» MEW STOCK INow IN CLOTHING I have recently opened a new etore in Woodland and solicit the patronage of all who desire good, reliable goods at reasonable ’ )le prices, My stock is new, £fresh and strictly up-to-date. Now is* the time to think of that NEW SPRING SUIT As all of my stock is now in, I invite a call from all intend­ ing purchasers. Fine suits from $9.00 up/ Don’t forget the place. J. N. COVERT, THE CLOTHIER, WOODLAND. MICHIGAN. WEST PARMELEE. Will Kenkry and wife spent Sunday I at J. F. Morgan’s. Mias Allie Stimson has returned to I her home after spending three months in Grand Rapids. Henry Adams and wife were the I guests of Rudolph Stoeby Sunday. , Mr. Porter, of Caledonia, filled the i Methodist pulpit Sunday. j Mrs. Wm. Eggleston and Mrs. Lewis Potts, of Grand Rapids, are guests of ; ! their parents F; N. Stimson and wife. I Mrs. Grace Zerbe Townsend and 1 daughter are calling on her old friends ; in this vicinity. . I T. A. Bass is filling Mr. Bovee’s position in the creamery, until his 1 eyes are better. » . Mrs.. Hemling is the guest of AikeriI ct» Clino and wife. Rollo Adams nnd sister Nora called on their cousin Louretta and Veer I Sunday. Maurice Wadd was the guest of Laj vern Thomas Sunday. i Francis Parmalee began work in Hastings Monday. ; Harlow Morehead .and wife called on ' her parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I -! Todd Sunday. LANE’S CORNERS. Mr. Wing has moved on the Lamp- ' man farm, occupied until recently by I Bert Gorham. . Mrs. E. D. Bull called on her mother I Mrs. Blake, one day last week. Mr. Colgrovo passed through this j vicinity with bis automobile Sunday i evening last. Mrs. Ella Atkins called on her mother Sunday, with afriend. ~~ ”Mr. andj Mrs. (John T. Hall < Sila^Belffon’a^ Sunday evening the victim trembling and exhausted. Also a constant desire to urinate. CATARRH OF THE BLADDER Symptom] .’—Storp pain. i„ th. lower .bdomen .nd . lou of control Con.Unt droire to urin.lt, with inlenre p.l„ u water rore membrane.. A, a re.ult, the victim i. continually •training and 1. >oon brought to a .Ute of nervou. collapro fj drawn and pallid, eye, dull, palnu of hand, .nd feet damp and clamm, of the none, PELVIC CATARRH Symptom]:—A eon«t»nt leucorrhea, j exhauitlng and often ofenrira b7 <lr*«irin« P.1n in the back .nd hip., lower .bdome^ S^?°“ch duturUnee. mid .kin eruption., lick hcd.che BROKEN-DOWN SYSTEM Symptoiru:—The •ymplomi preceding phyiic.l and menUl cotlaroe are lou of weight and .trengtb, pallor, palpiution of tbe heart ihorl ind dfuiu“ h’ de.pondenc, .nd unrertfulneiu; tonlud. and dullneu; lad. of energ, .nd in.bllil, to concentrate Irregul^ .ppetile «nd bowel.; dp.pepu. .nd heiUche. ’ ' You may not believe what is printed above tore k.. -Jyou buy Rexall Mucu-Tone or an? ot£ Si . ,, we are wrong we will give you back your money as cheerfully as we —« '"ta~ Fred L Heath b Garveth �Hastings banner, april 25 YEARS OF AGONY ENDED Southwestern Michigan is, isos. 9 NEW HEATING AP­ PARATUS NEEDED THZ HOME fff VINOL To Old People If the people of this town only knew the good Vinol does old people, we could not get enough to supply the demand. With old age comes feebleness and loss of power, lack of strength and vigor. To prove our belief that Vinol is the great­ est strengthener, body builder, and invigorator for old folks, we say to all— try it, and if you are not satisfied we will return your money. six months’ efforts. 1 suffered on and concluded there was no help forTHE me • For the Court House and County Jail. this side of the grave. Then I heard WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. of some one who had been cured by Need Is Imperative Culicttra, and thought that n trial We believe the supervisors just elect- i could do no harm. In A a surprisingly very peculiar and u»,i,ual accident Charles Hodge, of Grand Ledge, ed should at once take? up the matteS j short timeBy I was cured?’ Boston Business Man Cured Cuticompletely ­ to SH Erwin, ot Battle superintendent of the electric light of a new heating apparatus for tho P™Pr*etor th* city drug,tore. works, had a narrow escape last Mon­ cura of Awful Humor Covering court house. It would seem m if the I I night As he wu stepping I tut of Head, Neck, and Shoulders After ins store his foot slipped and be fell day. He was standing beside the board could select a committee to in- . engine in the plant when the piston vestigate the subject thoroughly, and against the side of the doorway, strik­ Hospital and Doctors Failed. ing a wire nail in. such a manner that got loose in the cylinder. He. heard recommend action at a later susion. I it rattle and ran to the boiler room to Probably the board will meet soon and . it entered hi. ear. iu,prfi„K hlm o„ Scptember 9> 1904, the spot. People! passing were sur­ phut off the steam and had just readied talk over a basis for making asses- j a well-known busithere when the cylinder head was menta. That would save trouble for I prised, but could not understand Mr, 149 Congress Street, blown off. The engine was wrecked 'the equalization committee if the Boston, Mass., Erwin’s strange and frantic actions beyond repair but no one 'was injured. board would agree on the basis for aaW. ff. GOODYEAR. Drutgixt •ays : “ Cuticura M he attempted to free himself. Mr. sesments now. did wonders for Cady, a jewder. ran and secured a Banford Kidwell. an employee in me. For twentyAt ite first meeting a committee five years I suf­ pair of tweezer*, and by cautious the rolling mills of the Spring Har­ could be chosen by the board, consist­ fered agony from work drew the Mil out of ite fasten­ row company, of Kalamazoo, was ing of such of ite members as it deeira terrible humour, . ing in the door casing. The nail was completely cover­ extricated with difficulty. A surgeon burned so seriously yesterday morning 'ed and any outsiders in whose know- . that he may lose one of his^limle. A ledge of the subject it had confidence. I ing my head, neck and shoulders, j was called_and the wound dressed. red hot iron, with which he was to investigate tbe hewing proposition. discharging mat­ working, bored through the calf of Last winter it cost Barry county |1, ter of such offen- i ' Edward .lohnsun and his wife, of sivencaa to sight Kalamazoo, each about 23 years of age, his leg. . It is feared the leg will have COO for coal to heat the court house and to be amputated. and smell, that to my friends, and jaiL It ought to be done for.mnch less. even to my wife, I became an object pl.wled guilty <jf asHault with intent •A saving in insurance can be made of dread- At large expense I consult­ l to commit robbery. The husband was Bert Bjiyton, of Three Riven}, .the col­ by having a different beating system. ed thc most able doctors far and near. sentenced to ten years at Jackson and Tbe records can be better preserved. Their treatment was of no avail, nor i the wife to from one \nd one-half to ored boy who created much excitement last February by driving away with They »re now covered with ashes and was that of the----- hospital, during ten years in the house of correction at Miw Hazel Dougherty, a young white dust, blown all through the building Detroit Abotit three, weeks ago the girl.’to Kalamazoo, was released from by the antiquated Smead system of pair went into the room of Andrew jail at Centerville Wednesday, where beatinjg. ■ Lansing Reed, a stone mison, with the inten­ he has been confined ever since, Bail The Abasement of the court boute is Grand Rapids tion of relievingihirn of a large roll of was fixed at 11.000. needed for additional vault room. It is money. In trying to chloroform Reed now filled with furnaoesand coat the pair awakened him. Johnson and The Big Four Printing Ink Co. of The ■ present system is inadequate. \his wife escaped but were arrested two Chicago, will occupy the building of Extensive repairs will be required in । days later in H sawdust heap near the the American Pure Food Co. ii£Battle any event. The money spent in at­ Complete Treatment for Every j city limits, Where they had made a Creek. The'location of this plant was tempting to repair a bad system is ____________ PHT81OIAMH , । dugout and were in hiding. Humour from Pimples secured mainly through the Business worse than wasted. Men’s Association of that city, They to Scrofula We hope the suiien-isors will ^ive KNAPPEN, KLEINHANS A DR. LOWRY. Hastings, Mich. KNAPPEN, Attorneys. Bathe thc affected parts with hot : Mn*. A. Hartzhoin and her* three will begin to install their new mach­ this matter the attention ite impor­ 17 Michigan Trust Co. Building. Grand Always * large stock of eye glasses and water and Cuticura Soap, to cleanse babies will be deported to the Nether­ inery at once. . tance deserves. ‘ spectacles on hand. Rapids. MicntgaB. the surface of crusts and. scales and ' binds. The woman says that in Holsoften the thickened cuticle; dry, i land she had to work hard and under*’ THOMAS & PRYOR. c.H.Tbomab H. A. AC. H. BARBIR, Mrs. Nelson Fowle. of Sebewa, was MADNESS IN PLANTS. without hard rubbing, aud apply and Surgeons. Attorneys at Law. h. H. j'aroa. all* in cityPhvslclans ar county rceponded to with Cuticura Ointment freely, to allay j stood that she would .hot haw to work instantly killed last Wednesday eve­ Offices over Hastings City Bank.. promptaces. day or night itching, irritation, and inflammation, 1 at all if she came to America. She ning by lightning. A tree nearby was and soothe and heal; and, lastly, take | saved money foe three or four years. struck and the lightning glanced and |I MarUiuntu. 1. n wevd nwM by itMple CiHAiKUVE dl POTTER, 1 K, B. T1MMXKMAN ' Cuticura Resolvent Pilln to cool and Attorneys at Law, struck her in the temple and came.out Hoincepathlc Physician and Surcleanse thc blood. A single set is landed in New; York three months at the rjght foot Mrs. Fowle was 30 I of the lower class mid sometimes by (Successor* to PhU’.p T. Cokgruve; i soldiers, but those, who make larger Cm in UnlM Block. Ha.iUng*. Bracuoa a re on,. Office cor. Jefferson and Center often sufficient to cure thc most tor­ ago, and came direct to Kalamazoo. itreets , . turing, disfiguring skin, scalp, and She immediatly -became a charge to years old and had l>een married about i use of it are prisoners seuteuced to I long terms. The use uf the weed and ■A. K. KEN ASTON, blood humours, with loss of hair, I the county. Mrs. Hartzhoin posiUvely a year. A .HANLON. M. D.. Attorney at Law. its naje, especially In barracks and when all else fails. Over J. 8. Gondmar A Co., store ■ refuses to do any work whatever- She Physician and Surgeon. | Mrs. Henry Townsend, of Port and, I prisons, are very aererely punished, yel ■•TacUcoe tn aii courts of the state CollecUon. Middleville, Mich • says she nerved - her time and earned promptly attended to. _________ was quite badly burned last Saturday. , It baa many adapts, and Indian women , ■ the living due Mr in this world. I cultivate it because they sell it nt rath, J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, She poured some kerosene upon coals CHARLES RUSSELL. M. D Woodland, Mich. PROBATB OKDER. Physician and Surgeon. which she thought were dead, when i er high prices. given prompt and careful Office over Fred L. Heath’s drug store. . ; Elias Matter, one of Grknd GrAnd Rapids the flames shot up and burned her face., I. Tbe dry leaves of marlbuann. alone AJlIbusincM State of Mldhlgan, County of Harry, m. ttesldonoe phone 283.Office phofl* 1*4. or mixed with tobacco, make the antok- •attention. Collections a specialty. County ofeBarry.Ch(rtdeuI*t>bthr <l'roN»te°o.T.ce pioneer furniture men, died last Tues­ hands and hair, but not doing any j er wilder than a wild beast. . It is said K. V. GALLAGHER. Physician and * day ‘S’ night of parklysta. He wa* one of serious injury. ' ' that immediately after theifirst three or Surgeon, Dowling, Micb. Office thousand nine hundred mid flvt-. ‘ the firm of Nebcin. Matter .<& Co. one four drafts of smoke smokers begl* to F. E. (WILLISON, D. D. 3. hours: 12 to 2 p. m. And 7 to 8 p.m. «ttoS^w« G^Sfil^u of th. m(rn imp.rant1 manufacturing Hasting*, Mich ■ Telephone at Reuse Day or Night. Mrs. C. B. Fulkerson, of Kalamazoo, feel a alight headache: then they see SSTLd r.,,„, th. , «n« dalr vert- eatoldiahmenta in that city. H. retlr- was'seriouly injured Thursday, by be- everything moving, nnd Anally they , fled, of Knuna Grrenfteld, widow of. said dr- , ed from that firm 1U years ago aud has irig hit on tbe back by a basehalL She , lose all control of their mental facul­ erased, praying that odmlnUtraXIou of said _;n_p lwM.n w.iifnir fnrhitnrn rotate maybe granted to Janjes Covert or to I 5ini>! ,x*n ^ngagix.. tn selling furniture wasYvaiting for a street car, when the ties. Everything, tbe smokers any, takes the shape of a monster, and men soaie othe^uitebte perooti. supplies to the manufactures. bull was missed by the catcher, strik­ look like devHa. They liegln to flght. Thereupon It ta ordered, that Monday the I.th day ot Avril A. D. IK»a: 10 o'clock Hi the ing her in such a manner as to injure nnd of course everything {amnstied la u forenoon, t>e assigned for the hearing o( said P. A. SHELDON A number of. citizens of Sturgis her spine. Wm. STEBBINS. petition and that trie heirs al taw of saw deceasI monster ’’killed.” But fliere are 4mAbstract and Real Estate Office. Licensed Embalmer have past Sa"'i?'7wi!« u n,ve i*en l*'n losing ""lnK jho%es n"rTO" during “"ring the <ne pun । aglnnrj' beln^a whom the wild man ( Abstract Block. Hastings. and Funeral Director. .-AbA^n. of^PkJrtland. ............ .......... : cannot k»L and these Inspire-fear unUl Court, then to bo bolden at the Probate office. , week by death from some unknown Money to loan on Real Estate. Heal ErtMrs. George Adams. Rooms next to Christmas’ Photograph Ulc sold on commlwlon. General eonvey»Aow Mu-^tf°an^toere<tH'.1%rhy,,tb<e<>^aycrUof ranre. During the week four quite b»llr burned l«t ■ W«ln«toy , «>. n.n U panic Rlrtcken and mn. Studio. HeMdence 30* Court rtrreL All was so I— .. I. Not lone ngo a man who bad smoked andtag. Having a complete set of. Abstract oall» promptly attended, day or night. . ' . ------. . . . Bodk*. compiled from, the Records, can dtod of ton rem, evening that it Is fenred she cannot a marihuana cigarette attacked nnd ' furnish complete Abstracts. to the persons intercwtsd In said estate, of the . ailment.' All uf 1 the horses died sud- ----live, tier night gown caught fire from [ n. policeman and badly wounded : KSSTt’r Su®; ,'X“rt‘Sf. SSJTrtl i denly. .nJ it i. briioved by »» th.t a lamp and she was terribly. burned i killed tlirw Dthers. Six policemen were need- j I’-*--** 4 .before the flames were extinguished. | wI t0 dtearm him nnd inaf .-h him to, tho ! HORSE SHOEING FARMERS AND Barry, once in each weep, for three suce*wlve . ■ — ' police station, where be had to be put weeks previous to said day of hearing. ; ... , I give especial attention to horeee TOWNSMEN chas. M. Mack. i Fireman Burodtt of the Grand Trunk Thc Michigan Traction Cb., of Bat- ; Into a straitjacket. Such occurrences that interfere in travelling. Am alike patronize our Barber . F.I.LA C. Hkcox. Judge of Probate. , wftjj thfr of a peculiar accident tie’Creek, are io double, track their | are fne<l»enL Strop. Everything new. clean now shoeing some of the beet horses There nre other plants: equally, danand up-lodate. We Invite you in Barry county, and would like to Probate Register. ; Tuesday nighti He was walking lines on Main street this summer. Iron j to calf und call again. gerouB, among them the tolvaebe, a [A true copy I shoe yours. I through the yards when he ran into a trolley l«lt« will 'lie-substituted for the . kind of loco weed. The seeds of thia BUSBY BROS., W. J. FLEMING, switch target. His nose and lip were wooden ones now in use and numerous ■ plant boiled nnd drunk.' ns tea will Voder Hastings City Bank. First door east of Brick Barn, STATE OF MICHIGAN. I badlv cut that it required a number other improvemfflits made. make a person insane. Among some , THEOFl K^ vr ^NUCH\NCERY E COUNTY ' stitches to cleue the wound. classes of Mexico It Is stated that Cartire, Mid burgUrir.' loti,, thr ..upre.. ot MdOco. tort b«r DAN LAKE, Original Bill. . • ! ..' Ionia has more t , in proportion propoB1On to .owe ,-puto.ton.ho., any ’ " ....... John J. Stewart, Ctxnplainant. va. Eugene Hart j Tjje snn.Hpox epidemic is spreading in the papulation than any THE "OLD RELIABLE” BLACK­ Proprietor* of the JKFFERSO STREET ■ iGnk. ii*M?ng*S»*twt«l’’R*nk of”lE*tin|/ t in Kalamazoo. Eight have already place in* in-Michigan. Jq th(B statp Mlchoaettn Michigan. There are very few j। , SMITH. FEED BARN have added 14 new double ..... ... .. A. . Sheldon. V. ........ U. qaaranti|wd Ma M tbey ftrv al! Isaura Mkh., Philo Harvcr W. w.1 W. • insure of of the tbo papers paixmi of of that that city which | ttnother pInnt the effects of which upon stalls to accommodate patrons. They have All work neatly and promptly done.’ hirat, Nortnan Whixncy. Richard Whit-; Also do all kinds of repair wQtkn nr-. Patrick H. Gilkey. An Strauon. Wai:­ . laboring men aitd* living in rooming do not chronicle one or more <rf either. I organism are very curious. , alLo put in some new LIVERY RIGS and lace W. Dewey, Eli*» W. Bowman. Rell F. solicit your patronage. ’ Satisfaction guaranteed. —-—. I The plant grown wildly, lu soinp parts Witaon, Wilfiam’ H. Ch**e and John Hol-l- .। houses, it is feared that there will be The Busioere Men s banquet at Char- of MJchoacan. and natives hrtve obden..-'ll-fend* nt*. » many more cases reported* soon. Crow Bill MtelHst Friday. the first^tberjrn^th-t Phito A. Shcldoh and Harvey W. Williang. ■ CUfACQ FOR MEN, Ctrtnuhi'wn’"- *• Eugen Harthorn. £*r*h «■ . On a $1 wage* last night. Samuel ing of its kind in that city. °'tr ^ Jlhnt, thl.y )o,e all notion of places, OnULO FOR BOYS. Harthorn, and John J. Stewart, defendants. ’ MilUiurn. a'fanjier living near Potter- were seated at thb tables and a ier> reason when a jvcnwn reaches ' I make a apcclalty'bf bundling MEN’S and Crort Kicluird BillWe have a full Hoe of CIGARH. PIPES Whitney, I’m- ville* sucked . "J eggs, h’’ Said ho interacting progrkm'carried out. BO YR* SHOES, Sre my. lbw before buytSg. j , Q ploe< , whpre tl i Pre .A-.many of these . and TOBACCO. This L* the oldest etdtniye Norman >. Whitney. Richard Whitney, ra• Repairing neatly and promptly done _ «•-> . wonld pot d)) ' 18 n|ore jf aotnotariy C'aar store In the city and w« carry all the riek H. Gilkey. Aja ---Stratton. WaUarc uW. ----। plants he forgets where he ta going. best brand*. * :)r,<cy. Elia* W. Bowntan and Rell F. Wil­ PHILIP LUTZ. Lutz & Schram the big pickling I whcr< . pince ta nnd even where he | ; would pay for them but no one darson. comj'lainanl*. , Second door south ot P^tofficc. firm of Alleghany. Ptw. have deejdod 13 nnd what he ta doing there. It takes | A. PARKER & SON, ! ed to pay for mbre. . -Eugene Hartborn. Sarah B. Hartbnrn and John j __ , to establish a brunch plant In Battle from three to four bourn for a Py™11 CnTk “dwitl build u lrtFeptobllng affected -----------------.b. ntou. n. 1, Stewart, detetiftarita. . •' bv the smell oftotbe plant to re-1 A. Q C. HarrA. Harris.: Il ii civil war veteran Of of In pursuance of a fn*l decree^made « “e , A cover th.- full control ot Ulu rnentnl faccSTntvCi.f‘KenZ iu Cha^y. dated | Kalnniazol), dW Tuesday as a tf«ult plant in that city. Take one after each meal and before going to bed ultles. . , , gm UH Another very curious plant is the one , ■ JaFTJ.0 aSif“court i of injuries received some time ago by The Business Men’s Association of; ,called <le las c^rreras In eome fdaces ConimiMtancr tor Barry .being run down by a street car. j •bail aril th< pretntao hereinafter dracribe.1 . at _______ it grow*. WO a person drinks Portland, held their annual banquet - where . pubiic vendue, at thc iwnh front door of U* I “ ASK YOUR DEALER FOR'If.' TI s- ii a brew ot the leaves or iwmsIb of the bu,-. H.« in ite 'FA^a4T“lM7w . Th. O.lbnrt htock of Cirand BxyMn. last Wednreday. It was a most succem: ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT. plant he feels an Impulse to run nnu I R toK?>dSSX,'.r«J*to! which i« OccIm by Mono * Oto. tul «R»ir. »b«i< TO being seatod at ; , will run until be drops dead or exhaust- j • .'m’rer.d'nr i^ir. >; wre dumngiri by tin. to the cxU-nto the table**. ed.—Mexican Herald. , Th. to » to •" tow"" Ulloa, iret Moil.lay. The proposition to raise $2,250 for ; When you want remix rirev orre-1 rt£-V£; ------------------------------------------------------I will make rugs from a WIFE’S DIARY. the building ot » nrw u,Vn h*U for,...SO ud ?Sc FLOUR FEED SEED (W. P»™«lby a majority of SW9. A word to the wt«e l« n-eent«l. sending One Hundred pounds of Tliis make* a now hall look like a sure COAL and WOOD By Menr ere eallol, bnt few p-t op. carpets, I will pay freight both ways. Let ion figure With you. I tire yard price* to Where there', a will there'e u law- j farmer* Write me your wants, letter* promptly axiv thing. . on Coal. North of Hotel Barry. wered. Addreas suit. I A bawball wwociattan wae fonnwi in A. M. BUNNELL, SltiiwTj1. Fools rush in and win—where angels j L.A. EATON, Hartings. Mich. ' ’8&>i!Sw^’>*{|!S M. sMrri^ WALLS Freeport lart Friday for tho purpose fear to tread. Corel, CreH In .to »; County. Michigan. _______ _ ! • Just ask the doctor If there tan t of organixinf and ropporting a team Misery loves company, but company danger of disease in your walls. does not reciprocate. In that>illageW W VEGETABLE SICILIAN ClfANCERY.OKDERDon’t take our word for it- wk him Lot, U nenantlc. Matrimony la de STATE OF MICHIGAN. Mb Circuit. Make him tell.you. Tho wall i*per dock of A. D. Studr. cldedly a matter of fact. There is only one perf^tly “"‘tary When we bear of other people's trou- ; gi, ot Lowell a, damaged by Ore to tho and hygenic wall covering. 1 hat is A high-class preparation for the hair. Keeps the hair soft and extent of about tSOO.OO laai Thursday bles It reconciles as to our own. —made from alabaster rock We never know how goqd we are glossy and prevents splitting at the ends. Cures dandruff and -then colored with mineral colorings. evening. going to be until the opportunity has always restores color to gray hair. " William Stone. defendant, Wil-1 AlabMtine ta cleanly, because It; Is ?w ‘ *~ passed. - A now food company hx» recently made from pure rock--Alabaster rock and pure water. It Is not »tu(ik« been located in Battle Creek under the , If you bettow a favor forget it, but 1 if you receive one it Is wise tc re­ on with soutpnste nor smelly gluePROBATE NOTICE. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. name of the Orange Meal Co. plMiuuu. Il l»,or*r«<. tour member. When ^Sd State of Michigan. County o< Barry, sn. of Michigan. County of Barry, aa. Happiness Is the greatest of tonics, State Notice ta hereby riven that by an order of the Notice Is hereby riven, that by an order of the Firebug, attempts! to deatroy the the best of cosmetics and the envy of Probate ourt for the County of Barry, made on Probate Conrt for the fkiunty of Barry, made on die lird. day of March. A. 1>. IKS. four months tho 4th day of April A. D. IWK. tour Judd livery .table in Battle Creek dyspeptics.—Detroit, Tribune. Mild publication to continue^ one. from that date were allowed for creditors to pre­ month? from that date wrro allowed for eredlYroek for six weeks In sucoessloa . -------|I sent their claims against the estate, of Thomas Wodneaday morning. Ocmcnt Smith To “ flS B Railway Time Tables Michigan Central, CUTICURA-THESET,$1. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, BUSINESS DIRECTORY ROWLAND BROS., CIGARS The best 5c Cigar, T~) Y T /-■* Q 1\UU2) §P^O$SS^ALABASTINE -------- HALLS Hair Renewer Circuit Judge , State dental aociety ia in evasion at Kalamaxoo.. The meeting window HSSSSifor^-l’Wnant. tint card and free suRro«t1on.. Spoking of xoction billA lf >“ wwt them printed in to. bwrt P**1^ form on good heavyI-P^ “ f" BANNER office. i*i« *1"5 1 bills. ' ““alabastine COMPANY. FREE HOMES today. ‘ . Aa a convincing kign that to. good old summertime will toon t>e here, maress; farm implements are being unloaded in Sult 7. Majorte Block. Battle Creak. Mick. great quantities by the local dealers Ixurouson late of said county, deceased, and that all creditor* of said deewd are re­ quired to nreswit their claims to Mid Probate Court, at the l^rcbato Office In the City of Has­ tings. for examlnanon aud allewanoe, on ot bo1 fore the 3rd day of July aext, and that I such claims will be beard before said Coutt, on i Monday the 3th day of July next, at ten o'clock In the foreeoon of that day. Dated March 3rd. A. D. 1K». Chaalks M. Mack. required to present their claims to said Probate ..... I'.ni.in , l> rebefore the 4H. day of that - ------------- before said Court. cm such claims will be h<*ard Friday, thr 4th day at August next, at tea o'clock in the forenoon of that day. Dated D„ — UN ” ' ’*-•*- April *“" 4th, •* A. ‘ ” ChiblmM. mack. �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL You Have meet after forty Court House News years 18, 1905. | COKKfL5PO.NDE.NCE | SLABS CRE1K. Mrs. Rath Douglas* b spend; •w days at Cedar Creek »1th It Quiets the Cough H. F. Marble, Formerly of Hasting*, REAL EATAIE TRANSFERS. Mr. and Mm Edgar Otis spent Sun­ Meet* a War Comrade ta Port­ WARRANTY DKEDS. COBB'S CORNERS. day at Sbultx. land Oregon. lYour case may be .a little different Quite a few from this neighborhood I Mrs. Isaac Cunningham visited her j Susan E. Main to Daisy M. from that of any one else, and may From the columa ot a Portland. Ore- I attended the grange rally *t Hastings gon. paper tbe following article i* dip- c s^maker^o4 Frnn^Pa^ 2«3 00 father at ladce Odessa last week. Deed different TREATMENT. gon. ptoDAr th« frvllow ing article i? d* n last Wednesday. Flowy Hayes who has been quite The same poisonous URIC ACID *_ o t- iri ,_ J. buoemaker to a rank FarMr. and Mrs John Texter of Irv- | sick with tonailitis is some Imtter. may cause the pain and suffering in ped. relating to H. F. Marble, until melee, 80 ac Sec. 21, John­ ing spent: Sunday at Mn. Douglass'. Thto to one reason why Ayer’s every case; but did it ever occur to recently reaiding in Rutland and very Karl Bristol andAlbertLee, of Johns ­ stown 2900 00 I Dan and Harry Karns visited at B. i you that the treatment suited to your well known in Hastings: town, visited at Geo. Ingram *a Satur­ Cherry Pectoral to k> valua­ David Matteson to Amanda neighbor might not be right for you? day and Sunday. 2L Moore and family M. Jenkins' one day last Week. A- strange and pathetic scene was 40 ac Bee. 19. . visited at L. J. Matthews' of Huttings Mm Lee McDonald and daughter . ble In consumption. It stops WE GUARANTEE witnemed at the Union depot early Sunday. Several from thia neighbor Gladys, of Sbultx. were seen ou our Thoraapple................. 1600 00 the veer sod tesr of useless yesterday morning as the passengers hood attended the Pomona grange. at streets last Wednesday. Anna Johnson to Jacob HH.-urtings last Wednesday. They report coughing. But it does more were alighting from jhetipokane train. Haney, south half Lot* 1 & 2 r fine time and were much benefited The principals were two aged veter­ —It controls the influnmatten, blk 19 Eastern add. City 850 00 by being present. t McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. ans of the Civil war, who laughed with quiets the fever, soothes, snd Farmers are very busy in this vicin­ to remove the URIC ACID in every tears of joy streaming from their eyes Frank Hazel to Dora Hamilton. Everybody is plowing for oata and 750 00 ity preparing their ground for oat*. twine have them sowed. Lot* 1184 &■ 1135, City > heals. Sold for 60 years. case, and when taken in connection as they clasped-hands for the first time with our FREE TREATMENT, J. A. Ernsberger ta Caroline J. M. Crawley and two daughters j MORGAN. which we study to adapt to your spe­ in 40 years. Gertrude and Cora spent Sunday with 1 The men were H. F. Marble, resid- j Pancoast, Lot 9 blk 10 East­ cial needs, is absolutely sure to give 1000 00 F, M. district quarterly meeting will Robt. Bry*n» and wife at Hickory Cor- ; relief and. if followed conscientiously, ing at 801 North Fourteenth street, and | ern add. City be held at Morgan commencing April nem Caroline McBride to Richard effects a Permanent Cure. A. S. Quant, of Alba, Umatilla county Frank Blivins and wife called at A. i 20. 1 Poff, Lot 9 hlk 10 Eastern who parted company at the end of the Elder Carpenter visited at Allegan N. Williams Sunday. add. City......................... i. W. J. HOLLOWAY ooo oo Wednesday and Thunolay of last week. "Mews Crites and Crawley are now ■ Civil war. and who have not seen each JUtMFAELU. tells ATHLOPHOROS. and will other since. From 1BH1 to 1805 they O. G . Bretz to J. O. Shepherd. Dancer commenced loading lqg» for settled on the Allgeo farm. mix 91 nc Sec. 1. Johnstown... j., 4500 00 I export give you a question blank to send to Wednesday of last week. _____ __ Traver _____ who __ ___________ Miss _Sarah has been 1 rode aide by side in the Eleventh Mich ­ «s for the FREE TREATMENT Ernest Pennock to Fred Smith. luct Wednesday night acme xniscre- helping her sister Mra Moore, return। igan cavalry, and side by side they suited to your case. j 80 itc Sec. 3. Maple Grove.!. P<x» .00 nnt entered the house rented by John I ed home yesterday. Hasten recover THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. ,N«w Haven, Coam. ■ rode through many battles. JUurn but not th-n ..-copiol and com- ' otenn Mowiw und l»dv friend called bow^l regular John Miller to Michael SuUkAt the end of the war they parted 11MI <» tnitted n dlrtr mren act for wbteh , „„ R,ut„, a„d:wdfe Sunda# ________________ I and lost all trace of each other. Several I van, 5 ac Sec. 7. City , they should suffer tho pcnhlty of the | evening’ ; H.\'. Pahnatier tu L«-o Myerk • i law. — 1 years ago Mr. Marble oune to Port­ l(B0 00 . On Thursday night of lust week some j --- ------- :;;■. Lot 1273. City , - land, where he has tUnce resided. W. B;(. Chase to IL'uisom Wadk ' Some time later, by chance, he heard ^"’roT !■ 40 ac Sec. 29, Woodland.. J. a™ oo1 of a man named Quant who was a i>rodejtot. east to the road crossing. to W. P. Jarninl, , in inent merchant and postmaster of i ElmafStreeter JIrs- Mary Sjiarks is again un tbe i The Well Known Specialist 40 ac Sec. 11, Maple GroveJ. HXM) no [ Alim. A* the name was uncommon i sick lira. A doctor from Hastings was (A Carter to iFrank M. IS COMING I I called Monday. । and the initials identical with those H.Hanel. Parcel. Cityj. 1250 00 E q Hyde has hia house ij far com- ; ‘ Having lately purchased the Meat । of his old comrade he wrote to the Ester Messimer to Asa Bivens. pleted that they are now occupying it. ( Market, corner of Court and Jef [ Quant at Alba to inquire -if he was hi* Lotll blk 6 Phillips add, ’: Sunday was an ideal day ns was evi- I fersun streets, 1 wish to announce > friend. Within a few days a reply ma that the building has been thor [ received from bis comrade of the war. 900 U0 j denced by the young men taking tbeir I Nashville ougbly over hauled and remodel­ ; Ixwt girls out riding. Some middle ■ Edward Myers to Leo Myers, ..im>oo “wiL r „ ed. 1 have also put in a new, i • Mr. Quant came to Portland yesterlarge, up to date cooler, and every­ I j day; Us he ighted from the train Mr. ■' 80 a* Sec. 29, Rutland..... |n 1 Letters remaining in the Morgan , Leo M jyts tq, Grant Otis, llj) thing will be kept neat, clean and *' Marble recognized him, and us he lookL ' jMistoflice unclaimed.Mr. SumDeiachWhen you have Printing first data. Every order will be . 5300.00' lev. . Ernest Toby. W. F. Hedey. I 3ac Sec. 82, Rutland............ given prurtipt and careful atten­ l । ed about. Marble spoke to him. done you -went it nicely (j. Rev. W. Roberts,. ClurW. IL Mishler to George Sm<j1 Mark Seagur. Seagur, Rev! Olartion. and telephone orders prompt­ I] '‘’Don't you know me?” he asked. Iker. Lots blk 7 Rond) s add JJ. C. printed, end on good pa­ ly Oiled. [ They gnuqied hands and Stood facing . . Daniels, Mm Granger. Susan Mead. , Fr«J»rt................................... j ,00 00 ££ i per. Remember the BAN’ each other; they forgut where they TRY OUR COLO BOILED LOINS. I were nnd looked over the heads of the Otis Nlewton to Gwirge HmeL NEE when you are in We make a specialty of Sausage I1 crowd of curious jieople gazing at them i ker, 30 ac Sec. 8, Carlton, .i. 1450 00 arfd Bolick a trial order. need of HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE > to the tented field* of ‘67. Then they A. E. Nye to Fred VanLukei 50 ac Sec. 34. Prarieville^.j 2900 CO • School commenced Monday with I ». hurried off. arm in inn. to the home Mias Laura Bryant as teacher. ; I' of Comrade Marble, who will entertain | Man- A. Brockett to A. M LETTER-HEADS DaviR 80 ac Sec. 10. Assyria 2000 00 ! Pearl Garrison in still under the ■ ' > Comrade Quant for several days. ductors care. Her tosister LLydia. of . j Martha NOTE-HEADS M. J. Weaver, Prop. Hastings, is Morrill raring furD. her.R.| Fos­ ’ ter, Lot 18. CiiyJ .. I2.> oe Lant Smith hired out for a year*to t Cor. Jefferson and Court streets , CAN’T NET SUCKERS IN WALL BILL-HEADS Geo. Eugeri to -Herbert <?J | Phone 238. Henry Wickwire, uf Johnstown. He LAKE. Pennock, Lot 47, Delton...! 200 00 will more his family theni and. Rob ■ RECEIPTS • Tbe present legislature has passed a Valentine Dipp to (leo. 8melk|i • I Garrison and family will hccupy hia 0000000000000CX900000CO0000 He.will be in ] I BOOKLETS luw prohibiting under severe penalties Lots i &*2 Blk. BJ Freeport 2. 1200.00. Jiouse. • the III netting «r apearing VI of BULIVin suckerenr inHattie this place. wh< BtyanA vfell known j lj /s CZ '_T' 1 KJ ,,,u^ VM VI Martha E. Gilbert to Estella Crawley FOLDERS in this place, who recently moved near , 1 any in *the -------other *’—“fi-h v “ ’ waters of* Wall ■“ Parmeter, Parcel; Prairieville 380 <X): Hickory ■Comers. "U...,. J i. has hod flhe mlafor* | At Parker House I lake. It has been customary for some Geo. Wilson to Mary Abbey; DODGERS tune to get her hand badly smaahed. j time to catch suckers in that manner The L A. 8. at Mm B<4htvlN last | Lot 1 blk 24 Eastern add City 30 O'* POSTERS in the spring, but it is claimed* that Gertrude Palmer to Geo7 W.; many other kind of fish were taken at BOOKS ' Abl»y. LoU2 * 3\^1k2.-i . the satue time. This was so greatly Eastern add, City... .j.... .*>_: *!'<• «•»+■ One d»y only reel, month. OUre Having started my Planing ENVELOPES t reducing the quantity of fish in the Chas. F. Brandstetter to Jand 190 011 “I H>1* ,“nk' Mill east of tbe Table factory There will be a social at Ixm Hen- • hounC, 9 a. m. to'4 p m lake that the law above referred to has CALENDARS I wish to announce that I am Cialer. L)t 10 blk 22 John­ m i Cot-ulUUon. ^notion m,d Adrie. | been passed. The penalties for violh-’i now prepared to do all kinds of son’s add. Middleville SOUVENIRS Free. tion are very severe. /'rank" • cakes, and coffee. , ..™... J„. Bratton to John Dr. McDonald has for years made a Gutcheo, Lot 41 and half STATEMENTS study of Chronic and lingering Dis Lot 42 .Phillip’s add, Nash-' NORTH MAPLE GROVE. eases. His extensive practice ana Su CALLING CARDS : । Xt was the first Sunday In tbeir pret­ Make all kinds of ville ......................................... 1400 0UI Daxi Erb <«f Lakeview and D. Fero of perior Knowledge enable* him to cure ty new’fiat, and Mrs. G. determined every curable disease. All Chronic BUSINESS CARDS John H. Gutcheas to Chas. E. near Lowell, were in thid vicinity Moulding, Window Frames to celebrate the joyous day with a Diseases of the brain, spine, nervee Thursday linking fur horse*. " Gutchesa. 80 ac Sec. 81.; 11 dinner which would make her young ■ ANNOUNCEMENTS blood, skin, heart, lungs, liver, stomact* and Door Frames. ggOjj (jq I Earnest Williams will wori for Fred kidneys, bladder and bowels scientlfi I Castleton j! i husband think be bad married ndt only , . Brumm the coming summer. callv and successfully treated. Di | WEDDING INVrTAT’NS —■ Porch Work. House Finishing | "the sweetest girl in the world." but --------------- ~ _ B. F. Baird of Assyria and Roy Pat- McDonald pays special attention to "the best cook.” It was perfectly L. Pierce. W ac Sec. 18, Rut- _ —r— 1 .. ... ten of Lakeview, spent, Sunday with C. catarrh. Catarrhal Deafness, Throat In fact almost anything lovely to set tbe little round dining land.................................]•..... 500 OCI* .' H.**C%aritun H. Chariton and and family family. ’ and Lung Diseases, Chronic Diseases I will be pleased to figure with you room table with thc ulcest presents. 1 John 8. Harper ’to"-2Richard in the line of printing i The Adventist school lie, an tbeir peculiar to women, Nervous and Physi, ou any work you may wish. ■ and the preparation of a tempting *' Murray, Lot 1 blk 4 Ken field ( spring te.nn of school April . cal Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis one or more colors. salad and dcHsert was not exactly a add. City................................... 120 (10 George •>»-*SixU----rry— wa»•-•take: I, to his Neuralgia, and all Chronic and Nervous trying ordeal. bu| the roasting of the Diseases of Men. Women aud Childhome nt Barryville last Frida L. QCTT CLAIMS. . 'Iren. No matter what your disease ■ chicken made her a little nervous. AftMr*. Charie* Demcray dit r<* i er succeeding, with the assistance of Bertha Brace to Jan. H. Mei home in Vermontville last ' Fri.U,* “•>' beI B large oilcloth book, lu getting the loy, 60 ac’Sec.5. Hastings.. 50 (io consumption. The funeral There is Still Hope-Thei Do you fowl into tbe oven she sung from sheer Adelin Weeks to Isaac Weeks, j I Sunday at two o’clock, at tl the work Just received a car load of White Not Despair relief. A little later, when the musi^ 60 ac fSec. 18. Baltimore.... j 500 00 I F. M. ’ church. Slie leaves i L null . । children to moiim the low ol la loving; bad ceased aud the silence In tbe . ' I 1 Wood this week. * kitchen became suspicious, Mr. G. '"Mw' nTd GrwnHeM and thildrcn. but consult Dr. McDonald 1 and get a . NEW CASES -------- - j. . iFea*e and Oj»encd the door. Kneeling down be­ Let us have the -- • at assured that the doctor ----------USED kuowe _uv.4a corWRITTEN i NAMES WITHOUT fore the oven, jwltb flushed face and . . Mowing . w Staeewr tarf r^rtltb.! . ’r"'“ rtiindav TUDC «*•••—•• —CONSENT. - —-----------------1 ’ I rectly reftly E7NO »e “. ATturrs If ycu av ex cur what aits you. If you pw i-ir.-tiO <w,H 1,.. v_„ — .. .. 1 . tearful eyes, was Mrs. G. On the new circuit court caM-s have betmrom। table,he will cure un ,l lc* i.* M.SII —..~ you. Those 11 order. Mr.at^^ivrS and Mm. the\nit A. E Mills iq_fn_t bun• to /.n ------- — - ~ floor beside her was the cookbook, aud menced uh shown by tho Clerk's re- dav ’lG;* ull BIr!’ 2Si' “**■ ...-t,.. write’r« "•ymptom (link. tu one hand wan a long needle with cords in the Clerk’s office: Mrs. Clark Durham. II* i -------- r----I Correspondence strictly cantldeutfal.' white thread. “Ob. dearie, * she cried. Bill filed bj" James Fleming Fleming to to dis-1 disMa Lvdia Lathrop and •»< daughter- Address, Bill filed by Junes vP <*•»«• "it Is going to. bum uiy hands Ju»t J cl)nreo m Jnlfn of Soshtille. visited ht-i ......i— ‘ „ Jnlia. mother ' 1 drendfully to baste this chicken every . o- Dr. Donald McDonald ■ luiura Bowser vs. Lucy S. and. Thue. Mm CbAS. Fowler, the latter imrt of fifteen minutes If—What to Ent DR. C. H. BURTOST, j Daniels, bill to set aside de«L - !। ure wret’ Hastings. MicK. the’specialist. 1 Jnelah Slaugther vs, Wm. Slaughter, -r ( , Th'IS wiH * 'ocil‘1 « OU­ i 248 andZ50 East Fulton Str, ' ’ । lett’s Friday evening for the ti mefit of Specialist in Eye, Ear, Nose It Is doubtful,! said a biographer, If I| the Christian -Endeavor. Grand Rapids, Mich Banner Advta always pay. In <1*11. any’ repartee ever, .nm.e.uui surpasneu in ueii- 1, Lizzie Stone vs. Vim. P. Stctie. diand Throat. eacy the reply made by un East Indian vo”-e. Glasses carefully fitted. QUAIL TRAP CORNER!. <br K K & K .1 K rt servant of the Into Ixird Dufferiu when There were no marriage licenses is- I * K K K& he was viceroy of India. | sued last week. Dffioe over Horton’s Grocery Store. I Fred Fuller baa Inught John Phillips' “Wei!, what sort of sport has Lord • -----rarm. — h.<i!” ibild Uw ricoroy one <l»y to MABB1AOK UCESSM. t^one hj,|denoe Il8> , j Will Weeks has bought Ellen .hMhey’a bio ^ilkirre. or «i,orttos •orvsnt. who I farm. OCR NEW METHOD TRHATMEXT will curs yott. and ^0. a man hod attended a young KuglW. lord ou R- H-. Mott. Baltimore or you. Loder IU Influvnce th* turn bteotan McUve, tb« blind nurttUd to that Mr. and Mrs. Devillo Ash ley. of a ahootlna excnralou. I “»udf 'integer, Baltin,or. ail pimplca. Mett hr • and ulcera KOI up- the to-rves tweame etrong aa eteeS. M ' Charlotte, arc visiting at ! Itephen that nxrvau»n.-»; bonruineso and- d«-»ponden.-y disappear; the ey«B betotr.- ■. rijtht. “Ob," replied the scrupulously polite J Fru3lk Chamberlain. Middleville. the race full and clear, enerpy rciarno to the U4y, and the moral, pi-.yahal ana I Decker’s. oniual eyatemi are Invigorated; al| drains ceaee-no more vtlal vait« from tse Hindoo, “the young sahib abot divine- Anna K Nickolai, Sparta....*... j Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gould ar visitlynrrn. The varkoua organ* become natural and manly. You tr«l younelf • man ly. but Ibovldeae. wan very meretfnl . T Y(inkee 8prtap,.. 1 and. know marriage cannot be a (allure. We Invite &* the afflicted to commit u« ! ing his sister Mm Arthur Crai conndeatlaliy and^ lite at charge. UxmU let quack* an.l fakir* rub you c< your X' etui, to mind ou. toM by Ethel M. Hydenherk. Waytad... Write for Descriptive Catalogue of 200 • Bedford. hard-ramwl dollar*. WE WILL CURB YOU OH RO PAt. Useful Articles, consisting of ' Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Docker invited the writer of some reminiscences of • THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS, | in their friends and neighbors t HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. Sydney Smith. On one occasion the,PNEUMONIA IS ROBBED OF •T<; i last night. ’An elegant supp I a hap which are GIVEN FREE with orders celebrated physician. Sir Henry HolTERRORS, • served and all'.report a good t in for Soap and Toilet Goods. The sav­ land, told the witty divine that hejiad I bllitr tor mane- >• at night wc Munce Manning was at Hastit Fri.'| JitoeUoa ttjl ing to our customers of middlemen's JRiled to kill either one of a brace of . by holey s Honey and Tar. It stops . day. a?h<d, had pain* 1। • M. Andrews entertain- i ■uewM bj >OUl.h. t hSCtotM that bad risen within easy tteriwng cough and hellsand strength | Mr. and• Mm profits enables us to give you these ribeasants nlL Kmfth’s house H* lhe ,nDgt ‘2 ^k*n ‘D ““J® V T,U1 neighbors Ttiiwlnv : beautiful presents. WRITE TOdJA Y range near Smith s house. present an attack of pneumonia Re i evening! to a little music I I lm*aiaauv« “Why did you not prescribe for | 8obHUutw. Sold by W. U. OoodiIr fZ.i “n ” Rheumatism AHvlo-phofts (Dr. Donald McDonald Meat Market Good Printing J- People’s Meat Market NOTICE SSSteiWemu, ftprli 26. Planing *kd Matching Jos. Alwine, Th' BANNER, Nervous Debility ( Furnish Your Home Free! The Home Sodp (o„ thamr ea.ua reply. ! year. Ih. drug,l.t DETROIT. $3 a Day Sure gr “What do you suppose this hat weighs?" snld the batter, taking up a fine eight dollar top hat of allk. “About a pound.** tbe patron baxard- 1 will show you bow to make S3 a day at>solutoty sure; wo furnish tho work and । ’‘Only » little over a quarter of a teach you free, you work in tbe locality where —five five ounces, to l>c precise. No you live, bend tu your address and we will ex- pound pound— pialn tbe business fully, remember we guarantee : good hat," isaid the batter, “runs over R. S. HARTER, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. OFFICE HOURS-ll to 15 a. Hl., i to 3 p.1 Office at mdikmoe. Delton. Mich. ,jtir fonr or Are «re ounce* nowadays. “This wbitk felt hat—ft la worth $25— weighs less than an ounce. This new five dollar derby bat weighs four ounces: Straw hats run from two to four ounces in we^tbt. “It pays a man to make the weight an Important consideration in tbe chooalng" of a hat for a light hat Is a prevention of headache, and Its Injuri­ ous effect on thc hair is reduced to a mlaimum."—Philadelphia Bulletin. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children, (lie Kind You Hare Always Bough' ^S^VahwiX^'Z. Goucher loimb will work fc r Wil- I j liam Andrews tho coming sn timer, j j Mias Nora Kennedy is world ig for i [-Mm Fred Williams.i i1. Mr. and Mm Roy Gould and d sugb-1 ,w.’ uou»l aim <*tugn- l Sunday at Oliver ! Gould ’a in halamo. 8 How’* This? (•2i.^rfn7»on^Lmdr,'’1<Jun*r’ reward fcJr an» ! <'^b < !Tre C’DtI0‘ ’* CWW1 by «*“■'» I It is difficult io cure a epugh or free w. .i?•«•’!«.¥ BCo.-Totedi. O. i yourself from the discomforts of a cold tST’ *?' h"Tr known F. J. i miles* you move the bowels. Bee’s Lax­ I -<^2. <« s honorable in all traml-Mou* ative Honey and Tar acts on the bowels and drives all cold out of the system. gai™1'10 Then comes its soothing effect and XZJT WtedreU. linu.lM.: To. strengthening influence upon the throat MaO. and lungs. For Croup. Whooping Cough. Colds, and all Lung and Bronidial affections, no remedy is equal to the original Laxative Honey and Tar. Sold by Fred L. Heath; the druggist rn-E « —«• - -m. . DrsKENNEDY&KERGAN J48 SHELBY 8TBEST, DETROIT, MICH. Hastings Banner $1 a year �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 13, 1905. We Guarantee To Save you at least 10 per cent on your Wall Paper 11 OPERATION AVOIDED The News of Southwestern Barry EXPERIENCE OF MISS MERKLEY She Wu Told That an Operation Was DELTON. The Evangelical church here hax been When a physician tells a woman suf­ SHULTZ. DOWLING. I..1? ®JieUi^v inTyne "P®11 a few d*y« newly papered. a much needed im­ fering with ovarian or womb trouble Mr. and Mra J. McDonald, of Cedar A. J. Hoffman has a new phone in that an operation is necessary. the very . vnie.WOlk Wlth her ,not“er at Middle­ provement. All we ask you to do Is to bring visited their spn Lee and family his hardware store. thought of the knife and’ the operating . P* Lwill hold their meet­ Creek, last Sunday. Archie Hall rides in a new buggy table strikes terror to her heart,. and aloqg your samples and prices ings ,hereafter in the Gleaner hall — l“ “““»«• over Mra Alice Shultz visited relatives in purchased of Wm. Hall. our hospitals are full of women coming from Tour sample book men and |hf blacksmith shop. Vicksburg last week. Mr. Reid entertained a sister and for ovarian or womb operations. The Epworth League will have a mail order houses and compare Mrs. Christa - Aldrich and son, of nephew from near Hastings. Saturday maple sugar social Friday evening them with oura, then if we can.and Sunday. ~,Z ’ [ w. B. Eldred has closed out his meat April 14. at • the residence of Homer Grand Rapids,' spent last week at this nbt make It an object to you to place, the guests of Herman Zerbel Mrs. Mae Rice spent Saturday even­ | market, and will buy butter and eggs, ing with Mra. Risuridger and wife. of Bristol buy of us there Is no harm done. j Mra Ellis Faulkner was called to Mrs. Lucy Bugbee entertained her Corners. We will not Urge you to buy. <^?nd.R*T”ls l>y the death EAST ORANGEVILLE. son ’ s wife and Mra Carpenter, of Eld Cassidy and wife visited at My ­ I V b?iLfMth?r; Mr r Mr. Orangeville, Sunday. ron Whitworth's east of Lacey last All we ask is an opportunity to | ranlkner left Friday to attend the John Hartman spent Sunday with C. Preparations are teing made for an Sunday. - funeral, which was held Friday p. m Kaher of Hope Center. convince yon that you can buy Easter service which will be held on . Clara Stanton commenced work in ' at the reeidence. cheaper and moreP conveniently Tlx? quarantine for scarlet fever was Mr. and Mrs. Manning. Mra. Emma raised at Herb Johncox's one day last the evening of Easter Sunday at the Webster’s store Monday morning. at home than you Qin of sample Evangelical church. Mra. Clara Wilkes and lady friend . Groff, and Dyer Manning, of. Kulkas- week. ’ book men or mail order houses. Mr. and Mra. Olner. of Clovenlale, from Johnstown visited the formers i ka. attended the funeral of their Mimes Maymo Adams and Martha ; brother-in-law. Newton-Wing.of Hick- EUy ward visited the latter’s sister Mra. were guests uf Wm. Chamberlain Sun­ parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warner day. • Slbnday. ' __ Z ■ ory Corners, Sunday. Sarah Johncox last Thnraday. Mrs. E. E. Warner from Irving is ■ Mrs. R. S. Harter visited hor pirDr. Fritch of Cloverdale.' was on I , Miss Glaidas Collins visited friends in Kalamazoo over Sunday. . visiting her brother'E. J. Stanion^for onu Mr and Mra ,C. Kialrrirlp-r, .ot our kyyets Sunday. ■ Miss Nina Mother has lieen having a a few days. >’ Johnstown, a few days last w<s«k. . Mp. Wilkins anil children. Leslie serious time, caused bv the hard Fay Clemence'and wife spent Sun­ ! Mr. Rice it moving into the house Weaver aqd wife and Fred Bail iynl very „part of a kernal of pop coni lodging in day THE. DKLOOI5T. at Wm. Clemence’s on the town formerly occupied, by Mrs Amanda Emewon “nd iher throat. .----- . ’ She co^lw >ugtied constantly for line. Norwood. DELTON, MICHIGAN. famili buxulay. three hours. Dr. Fritch _j was called and Mrs. Gertie McCartney and children ; Lashalle Furbee Ija*. been suffering Aljr. L. D. Voodmanand Miss Mag-| it was with great dii __ , .----------——„ ------ „difficulty that he from near Nashville, are visiting her ! from a severe attack uf tonsilitis. gie Prince — 2^ : the corn. Miss parents, Mr. and Mra. Erwin. IPnnce went to (fttsegr Otsego Friday, to ~~~ see ’ succeeded in removing There are cases where an operation . Faulkner’s Sarsaparilla Horace Pennock while shearing iihcep the patter’s father who has Been d. been sick. iNina I Nina js is still confined to her tx bed. Leoti Moon takes his old place at the is the only resource, but when one con­ uno day last week Juul the misfortune will relieve that tired feeling, a 0»w day last week while little Bernice The many friends of .our pastor Rev. creamery now days as Mr. Brumm has siders the great number of cases of ot sprain his ankle quite badly. 81 00 bottle for 75c ovarian and womb trouble cured by .Ji> um-i.x wa# walkings along the road D. Feather, were a’lmost shocked when i The L. O. T. M. gave a snpjwr At side, sin- eiiugiit her foot In some way they heard that he was* tn be their pas- given uptheFwork. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ Drs. Gal lager and Sheffield held pound after physicians have advised the hall last Monday night, for the causing i. Imr to fall, runbing a sharp . tor n(t j0Uger fjut conference ,nad council at 2|lra Lester's last Thursday. operations, no"wor»u should submit Ur , Ivnefit of the lodge. A large crowd stick through the roof uf her mouth > deen fit to remove him to Mt. Pleasant. Ed Cassady and Al!»ert Woodmansee one without first, trying the Vegetable into tlw‘ nasal passage. Dr. Hyde was ' We wish him success in his new field J attended the supper. of labor. J. Marshall is to bo his suc­ were in Nashville last Wrednesday. Compound and writing Mra. Pinkham, | Jim Bates. Deputy, for the M. W. of called and-she is doing nicely." Albert drove home a new horse, buggy Lynn, Maas., for’advice, which is free. cessor. A. is organizing a "lodge her.- and is and harness purchased of Dr. Sheffield. Rev. .Fred Hom came here from con­ Miss Margret Merkley of 375 Third I meeting with .great success, having 25 Full Dr. Galbiger has a new phone. CRESSEY. Street, Milwaukee, Wis., writes: ference to spend a week with his par­ I charter members. Chas. Riortuix bought a work horse. ' Fred Lcinjmr, of Kalamazoo, visited j ents and friends beforej-eturningho his Line of Roy McBain, who has been’eonfint d ’ . • home in Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheffield spent i to his bed un account of sickness Tpr | friends here-ovfcj Sunday. Ora Darling was ,in south Maple Thureday opast week at Ed Cassady's. . shooting pains throogh the pelvic organs, i some time, ia able tu he* out again. S«*d* Mra Rupe is at Prairifn-ille as honseGering down psina and enwrap* ccxnpelJed James Green rides in a new buggy. I ran to •eek medical ndvira Thc ductor, after , Frnuk Holden .of Richland and Miks kedipor for Airs. C. Doolittle for a short Grove Tuesday. 1 ■ Nettie Shedd, of this jdace. were nnit- time. Ed PrichaAl and Henry Lenhart are making an examination, said I had ovarian of all trouble anti ulceration and ad vised an opera­ NORTH JOHNSTOWN. ed in marriage Wenlnesday at Kalama­ driving a well for E. J. Stanton. The special meetings are still contin­ tion. Tq this I rtrongly objected and decided zoo. Th'ty will lx? at home to their ued. Much!interest is felt. Mary Coates has lieeii suffering from to try Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Com­ Kind*. Every fanner is busy preparing fur many friends, al Richland. The good the effects of stepping on a nisty naiL pound. Tbe ulceration-quickly hmlcd. all Eber .Smith has returned from his his oat crop ! wishes ot their many friends in Delton wqstem ramble. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bullfa visited tho bad symptoms disappeared and I am * Mary Beach is on the sick list. See me ! go with them. their daughter Mra. Mae Rice, one day once more strong, vigorous and wolL” [Ettes Burlier drove to Johnstown Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Robinson, of BEFORE Mrs. Emma. Groff ia staying with Saturday returning Sunday. lait week. Ovarmn and wpmb troubles are stead­ Bedford, visited their son Vert last, her sister Mrs. Xowton Wing, of Hick­ Yob Buy George Ferguson is helping n\o»t ily on the increase among women. If Mr. and Mra. Cha1*. Andrus return­ Saturday and Sunday. ; ory Corners. the monthly periods are very painful, every one clean house thia spring. ed! from New Mexico last week, tho Karl Bristol and Albert Lee went to or too frequent1 nnd excessive — if yon Miss Beasie Faulkner is keepiag donate not agreeing with the formers north Irving last Saturday to attend have pain or swilling low down in the ’ house for her brother Ellis Faulkner, health: Newell Barlwr who accom- ; the Bt the Grange hall. Some PARMELEE. left side, bearing down pains, leucorduring the absence of his wife. pained him youth has purduuwd a farm other attractions methinks. don’t neglect,youraclf : try Lydia luike Arthur to which they, will ». n..«r Mr. and Mrs. Lew Potts, of Grand rhesa. George Kern is putting up a fine two at i ,i.; Mr.. Schwacno and tamii} or near Rapids, spent Saturday and Sunday R. Pinkham's vegetable Compound. J story brick building ju^t north of his ...... ,k;, ... „.i. mvi’i,ed “ "ento wlth relatives at this place. , saloon on north Main street. E J" ’X win .n.eH.i,. I ‘ Xr. ’m,d Mr. L.om.of B..tle Om,k. Frank Parmalee Is working in Has­ During the severe electrical storm I have a large stock of Cedar * last Monday evening, the new house of th.ML s*’-*? tings. Fence Posts. They are eight Jerry Sproul, not yet completed waAirs. Lenna Eggleston, of Grand feet long and of nice q'uality. struck In- lightning knocking the Rapida was the guest of her parentis If you need anything in this chimney off and damaging the nouise over Sunday. J considerably. Mr. Sroul was working anumijon. line it will pay you to come a i „ . . . . < ,. .______________ • | Pearl Jones who has been working Simeon Lawrence, of Middleville • upataira at the time and the .shotfk long distance and look at I for Mra. Merrill, returned to her home was on our streets one day la^t week. knocked -him down -stairs, bruising ' them. , Mr. and Mra R. E. Stimson, of DOSTER. । last Sunday. Full Stock of him quite .M-verely. He was tmconMnMiddleville, also Mr. and Mra Jacob omLfdr two hour*, but is improving as James Calthrop. wife, and son Mar- I Finkbeinor, of Leighton, visited rela­ We Per cent on Lumber, Lath, £ Shingle*. rapidly tw conld be rxincted. Mr. shall, spent Saturday in PlainwelL FINE LAKE. ‘ tives in Parmalee Sunday. Sproul" had a very- narrow escape and A. C Doster is improving rapidly Samuel Cooper has returned If you are going to tuild let me from Pay Deposits. ■ says he dosn’t care t«> have lightning and is again aide to sit up. I Fowlerville where he was called by the figure on your bill of materials. Foley’s Kidney Cure makes kidneys ! strike quite so cloee next time. Pine lake W. F. M. S.. will meet rickncss and death of his.father, and biaddei right. Don't delay taking. , We loan our money ou Real CrfURCil NOTES with Mrs. Turpening next Thnraday [ WiU Warner is verv sick at the Sold by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist. Estate or good Bankable Paper. Thu third quarterly’ meeting of the aternooii. tea will be sened 'and all home of her parents Mr. and Mra. Ferd We do not loan our money away , Delton" and Cloverdale’ charge, was members are urged to he . present as jferrj|j Delton, :: Michigan. , from home, but do business only bueinrM of ijmjxirtance .will be attend- ’* Newton Wing, ’ Foley ’ s Honey and Tat an old and respected held at Cressey Saturday April 8,’ with ed’ to with people we know are all I . childr*n.stff?.nure. No on fates . I ... , .. ,iI reeideUt rvwiuenv uf Barry, passed away last Dr. M. M. OoUen in charge, l^he pneright. ’ -i lavvme and wife.made n . Thurauav. Thursday He leaves a wife and one ■--------- (Yilthrop -j—- .-----• 1 tor gave a verbal report for the pant trip ' I x>n to to mourn inotirn his loss. Fnnernl^serFuneral serto-pl^nwell Saturday. |son Honey to Loan quarter, sliop-iug marked-advancement William Burchett hasijwldjbis fann to , vices were conducted Sunday>Jiy -Elder ft NEW 5PRINQ ! in all departments over the pn>ce6di!jg Dul'liert Euzjan. Mr. Burchett will reC Pope, of Hickory Corners. The tuulat reasonable rates. Deeds, main on the fartn farm at present until he hr dened ones have the symfuithy sympathy uf of the 4 Hort gages and Legal j quarter. csv. snit himself with a farm of small- ’ CUlilC entire VA community. AUAAM AUA» MJ • ' Papers Drawn. The meetings at Creseey are ndvanr- er size. ‘ . . . . . pretty | The telephone has worked i ing in interest, some have started nnd New York Drafts, Insurance MiwwH Hazel Hughes and Nellie g<»od u> far. only it has lieen cloggrtl Are you one of thc many ’ and Bonds Sold. i others have expresaed a desire to. Chandler spint Saturday in Hastings. j some with “wool” but no damage dope. :: rtNb :: 4 patrons of the Rev. Thue. Young, of Prairieville, The line is in between Carl BrllingEli Doster; and sister Mrs. Cornelin communion 4 k conductisl *the v ' ' :'*“ servicys Isenhood. have returned from Florida, era and Henry Bowmans and will . 1 DIRECTORS: QENTS’ FUKNI5HINQ5 iI Sunday □ELTON ROLLER MILLS? at :30 at Cressey. . where they spent the winter in hopes soon be in as far south as Will Frrya. l A. A. ALDRICH,JPresident. Dr. M. M. Callen called at the |»r- of benefiting Mr. Doster’s health. We 'J. G.’HUGHES,|V. President. We would be pleased to have are glfjd to pote that thc trip was very sonage Saturday. you give us a trial order. The 4 f E. S.’MOREHOUSE, Cashier. YANKEE SPRINGS. ! Rev. G. T. Fisher will assist Rev. lieneficiai in .that regard. We wish to announce . high-grade roller flour made by J DR.McLEAY. It is reported that F. D. Wilson has Young at the quarterly mooting ser­ Chas. Duffey, ‘of Kalamazoo, ia ", us is giving splendid sathfac- v that we jbave a new vice at his east Pine lake appointmerit said his fum: to Manley Billings and spending the week with relatives here.. J WILLIAM ELLIOTT. tion wherever used. will give poamnwion this week. stock of Clothing and next Sunday at 2 :W). Ide &. Ravmond are building a barn ' L. P. TERPENNING. Ezra Morehouse and family and Mrs. wall for .I aim’ Cappun of Orangeville. ft At the services Sunday morning at Gents Furnishings,com­ CUSTOn WORK JAMES COLLINS. several nwmlwrs of the Null VnnTvne. of Deltdn. and Mrs. Elon Clement and wife, of Prairie­ fc A SPECIALTY. plete and up-to-date in. I Clovenlale. 4 Evangelical church were present, there Harrison Brownell, of Plainwell. *I*mt ville. spent Hnnday with the hitters ft every respect. All the lx?ing no preaching at their church, Sunday with Mrs. Augusta poster. parents’ Mr. and Mra. John Stuart, Stuart. | r grants DELTQ|( ROLLER MILLS. J4 the pastor Rev; D. J. Feather absent L. T. L. Friday was well attended, latest styles and novel: Ben Norris and wife spent Sunday I £» one more meeting'closes the. contest, in Orangv Ville. at conference. A DELTON, kDCHMAN. ties in color and design,, oley’s Honey ana Tar A ven- appreciative andiencc* attend­ dont forget die meeting one Week from Harrv Ritchie nnd family will move •■•/res colds, Dre^entf onenmaakL Fkidar evening at Fred Hughes. and will be pleased to ed the Delton church Sunday evening, to your city this week. the house was well filled, and were have all intending pur­ Daniel Duffey while at work on a, favored with a very excellent w>ng ser­ RUTLAND CENTER, chasers dall and see us. building ar Gun lake last Saturday, vice led by the choir, assisted By knril fnhn thl« vich.ity attended fell a distanqe of about II feet, in such J jw-reral hand instruments, which were manner us to break a rib and other­ We have Just received a Car Load of.the skillfully, handled which will be « th, Pomona grangv in the city last a wise injuring himself. He was taken : famous... feature of our services m the future. woek. i to the home of Thus. Powers and med- j Regular prea< hing service* Sunday * Mr. Meat! pf Grand Ix-dge. spent the ical aid summoned and at last reports 1 monting at Delton at 10d|0. Sunday last few days at bis farm here. was resting eas>-<-x Page CEL Michigan Co. school II :8ft Young Pejmles Praise mid L Whittcinure and wife uf. Wall Isaac Buskirk and wife are the guests Song service at 7:80 led by L. N. Bnsh. lake and Geo. Hartliy, were callers at We Solicit your Patronage. of relatives i.n Hdpkins. Of ■ i Preaching at Cloverdale Sunday eve­ Oas Whittemore's Sunday. ! ning at 7:8V, Epworth league 8 :•«>. Jas W<xxl has sold his tram and .GRANGE HALL CORNERS. expects to go- bi California soon to w<irk at remi'iit business. NORTHEAST BARRY. It looked for the west few days ns if Come and see them and get our price: A novelty box supper social will lx? it might lx? early March. Th« K A. S. sowed Id of THEY ARE BEAUTIES. at the home of Ed Myera Friday Since onr last writing Mrs. Clara cans-. nM» for M™- Hotrmsxl. M their given The Clothiers. evening for church purpose^ „ Warner has been very much worse. m> mWlinylMt week, and » good t.me Delton and Prairieville, Mich. Wm. Havens and wife • of southweet much so that two doctors were called. We handle everything in , was enjoyed by alh ' Rutland visited nt Geo. Haven s Sun- At last accounts she was resting easier. I Miltoll Nobles was in Charlotte a I>art tiny. . ’ Hardware, Agricultural Implments, I of last week on htwin'tsa Mrs. Roy Ertvay and children after of her. I The*eialat Frank St"'*? " "g spending ' the ]Ki"t week' wilh hcT H. Babcock is some better at present. Buggies and Wagons. ! well attended. Proceeds to K moth, r at west Rutland, returned Mradarnnt E. Mbore and J. Sheffield, I apt.lied on a new organ for the home Sunday. visited Mra. Bowser Wednesday after­ We have the ing Canadian ,ai r,rpo"■’ ,bf h Grant Otifli is moving onto his farm noon. Spike Harrows Oliver Plows, h“tu.-rt Hoaeh and wife moved to and Mr. Myers i» moving t<? the city. Miss Grace Bristol is expected home Kraus Cultivators, dale Plows. < Frank Gorham expects to move in­ from Battle Creek this week, her cou­ Wheat • Hickory Corners last week. Iron Age Cultivators, Syracuse Plows, . sin Mim Tesiie Doud will- accompany "v 'r^r Wriwtur Mid wife will go to to his new house this week. Gale Cultivators, Peerless Plows, Harry Wiliams i’ laboring for Chas her. i vurxivi ----. housekeeping this week. Ohio Cultivators. Whittemore. ’ Disk Harrows, Parties were looking over the Crock­ Uriah Bergman and family of lias­ Grant Otis lias purchased a ream of er farm tho (Hurt week. Superior Drills, (Wood and Steel frames) ' .. -V"‘Ti»tedat Bert Tungate’s Friday Harrier Drills, Sowing clover seed and plowing for Spring Drags, P,Uk A.^'iit' Mrs Wm. Otis Friday uats keei» the farmers busy now days. Dowagiac Drills. W C T. U. at Mrs- Luther April 2L for dinner. Fred Bristol is at his old trade shear­ Broum’s Saiunlay ,wns well attended. ing sheep. . You can apply ManZan inside, right Joe Bowser and wife went to Gales­ where the pain is. It is put up in-rol- burg Saturday to see their children and lapsable tubes with nozzle attachments take the little grand-daughter home. for introducing it, ManZan stops pain She has been with them for five weeks. instantly and curee all kinds of blind, John Mamliy’s people of south Bed­ Dowagiac, Peninsular, Garland and Ashland Steel Ranges and bleeding. Itching, and protruding piles. Cooks. American and Elwood Fencing. DeLaval Cream separa­ ford. visited the sick at Mr. Merrill's Suld by Fred L. Heath the druggist. tors. Sunday. Mra. Dr. -Watson of Ohio, sister of The little folks love Dr. Wood’s Nor­ way Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take; pdr- Mrs. Merrill Amo last night to see her f ectly harmless; positive cure for coughs .niece Mrs. Warner. Frank Wilkr. and Und Burro^ta colds, bronchitis, Mtifma. Furniture and Undertaking DELTON, MICH, went to Battle Creek to-day (Monday > a Specialty, Bell Phone Exchange. with hog*. If Baby is Cutting Teeth. Mra. Wilkes spent Monday with iw. <iiro and use that old and well tried rem aiy Mr>. Winslow's Sooth I of Bfrup. for crib Mary Burroughs. uS J™” ,1"’ir wi d-wi toeihtnj. It soothes the chUd. softens the USoTuavs aU pain, cures wind colic and Is the Hiram Webster returned Friday from THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. is assisting in the tar-rSs?» for diarrhoea. Twanty-oenua his visit around Kalamazoo. Mra. Mina Patton store. Purchases. ELLIS L EAULKNER, FENCE POSTS & DELTON STATE BANK W. H. Chase, CLOTH 1NQ ; YOUR TRADE ft WANTED j ft ft 4 4 4 r Our STOCK is COMPLETE Our. Prices REASONABLE. L. L. Loveland & Son, Car Load Buggies Buggies UNITED STATES FREE homestead Western Canada Smith, Flint and Weber wagons, also Saginaw Farmer's Handy Wagon, ALDRICH BROTHERS, �HASTINGS BANNER APRIL IS. 1W&. 12 -------------------- -------- -—’—"t'ffihSST 01 ?pntyRURAL CARRIER’S Among ' r rednek Runner, of Buchanan. The I __________ . । now selected the name Alpha, be- j EXAMINATION ’ . ,, . We have all the latest novelties ___ a _ _ S T ft T * . the Churches Spectacular -er^laT^h. iigt the first camp of its kind inBarry; _____ | (.realer intenw than m.r More 1. ) . .auity. The iollowing ofticen. wen' | _ ,, „ ,. , c . . Wing taken in the Easter aavic.*, not I I -i-.-teMl. Oracle. Mn. Mae Itegern To Be Heid In This City Saturday alone by the ohnirhea in £e city bnt ; V V JL JL a \ Vico Grade. Miss Winnie Norris: Past April ISth lor lhe New lath, fhnirhm in Omtownshentehunt _ A v. ,RUrdR0“‘“a K Always this dey ite. mrant much to j 1 |J 1> Ii ■ J ) i Mamie Cartrighf; Receiver, Mist Olive j >»otice« have been received by those • the ritualistic churches, but it has nut j, r Bw RTan^t: Marshall. Miss Lucile Benson; ; who have applied for tho pHition of i been until recently that protestant IZyounfl Ladies and Little Girls ©C ) \ AsaL MarahalL Mrs. Elsie Tasker: In- I carriers on the new rural routes that ! churches generally have made much of 1 I rfi. day. ._____ ,________ -' —= Such aft1' ■-r.TT......1 Z eoteruteme7oFr»l merit ne«r 7.1110g to pl»« matter bov .1I Organist. MtaMabl. Stanton: Mana*- next July, when the county «>-atem ------Burlaps, Crepes. era, Mrs. Jennie Moody. Mrs Carrie gom into offset, •- *«--x that the examination. Mllng the .udleno. Under tbe .u.plc« of tho Epworth Lregn. Soetaty will be held in thia fRy on Saturday ANNOUNCEMENTS. c Brandt, Mrs. Lottie Donovan. Tbe Ingrains, of the M. E.Church ahd personally directed by Carroll E. Johnson. I Graces are—Faith, Mire Jessie Spauld- April 15. probably in th. high school Th.ro will bo a gold modal route* I Pulp tints. Two tones. I ing; Modesty, Mias Olive Brandt; Un­ No Extra Charge for I sclfiahnere, Mrs. Dora Brandt; Endur- room, aud as near nine o'clock as pea- , •* tbe Fodunk church Saturday ore- Varnished Tile. • ■ "ing Apr. 22. A musical program in ! 25^ Reserved Seats. {ance. Mire Grace Stanton; Courage. gible. Fancy Gilts, Granite. Miss Sadie Swift: Drill Mistress. Mra. The uhual method is for the govern- , °°nnect*<,n1 Maud Miller; Camp Physician Dr. rnent to send «ie questions for the ex-' K®v. Trott wijl preach Sunday morn­ Heavy White Blanks, Guy C. Keller. amination. sealed, to the one who has > iftg.on the subject “Christ Crucified;" Highly colored Browns, charge of the exaimnation. who will I *n the evening, ‘' Jonah -the Petulant I ALSO NASHVILLE. ( — rut* 1 \ l be Mr. W. N. Chidester, of Mon." ■ window Shades of all kinds) 'Chas. Feighner is home from Cali j probably local The seal is broken — in || Thc Epworth will meet Sun, the-----— pffice. ....... “ .......... ..................League r-.................................... ) At Reasonable Prices. \ ।| tonua. fortlia\ I Mrs. Howard Sweigle. of Canada, is the preackce of all the applicants. The day at fl:30 p. m. Subject: Glorifying j \ i visiting friends here. ! questions'on the different topics are God in our recreation, Clinton Lahr. । \ Mrs. C. C. Price was at Grand Raje ' then handed to the ones taking the leader. • Having pm-cb.ispd the stock of Tobadcox Can­ C>d" from Th’.inrifty nnlil Tureduy vi.lt- examimuion No onr i. permitted U. The morning m«eet at the V. B, dies. Fruits. Nnte and Canned Goods of F. G. \ . k. > ...1 an___ *1"' nnlil tbe l'x'1<uinotion church will be, “The Frit-mi. of the I Hiram Perkin4. has txiught. 80 acres.: • Completed. »i*t.ui When eu.. ,. — . . , I Beamer, 1 wish to an nonnee that it will be my the. papers papers are are Master Master." Communion in connection : •I of the Elias Lockhart estate. . is completed. When thi . Communion aim to not only keep up the stock to its presen t written,- they Lewis Lockhart has bought ten acres ■ wntten the\ must IPUhl he handed in to :j witb wi|h lhe thc moriUMg mOrni»g service service; in the eve- i high standard, but add to it as trade warrante. .. man who q * of the Elias Lockhart estate and Elmer Jj th® «n® onc having having thc the examination in ning njng qh. object subject will lie. "A ■I Muter the remaining 29 acres. charge. When all tlij^ papera have ‘ goiQ himself tc the Devil. 1 cordially invite my friends to give me a call, and by Young • handltng'the beet of g’dods. and selling at a reasonable , । ‘ Miss Esther Thomas, of Kalamaxuo. been written-, they are all sealed up by people'*, meeting at fl-SMl The quarter­ profit, I hope to merit my portion uf their patronage. . is a gu<®t of Mine Florence Grohti. \the examiner, in the presence of those |y conference will bt held on Friday .- - ---------- Give Me a Call -rr jir1 ■■ i i Lwant Price ami family, uf Saginaw- taking the examlnatimi. and then for- evening. ’ ' have come to May the summer with • ; their rnotner Mrs Anna Hyde. i w.tt ? ? C1 ‘ vice Conuni. •, ;^, mCeS OI nnrt cnnrcii Services of the the First Chnrch of of j Hundreds and hundreds of , I Mr. md Mm Gwrg.ApFi.nte,. ««»b.ngt<m. t11rt< IMwUrt. wflt b. IrtOrtU. A. ! satisfied customers through ' have adopted a little bov. arrive at the National Capital they R. hall next Sunday at' 10:30 iu in. ; out Barry county-speak loud­ Succmwr to F. G. Brnmer. Third door tooth ol I’. O. Tte BUlre renuWlmn io lie -x«mta«l ...<1 r-ml by th. officii Subject "Probation rra.„llra after death."; „™la. , er than anv words can. of the Sw’nS’lfef then. Tl-mm™ ...toltertelond BVeniBB nwlillR .t:,„ J • QUALITY of the Harnesses we make. We use the best ranging rum i? to-ii. there is nb way of knowing at Wash• . of Leather and have the best j I Mm W. E. Rpell I. quite ill M thin • inKt0„ w(w tl,e —is nho „ i Th.' of tbe V. B. ehureh will , — of workmen, which combine ; writing. . , • serve dinner at the home of Mra. I r* Mrs. F. B. Sheer, of Detroit, is n , if‘Ven number. ; Rachel Erb on Friday A aril 14 i to give a Myers harness a de ’ guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. ■ The papers are marked and thc rat- j ■ ’ ’ grve of style, strength aud durability that cannot be se­ I E. Lentz. ’ jug,, made at Washington, and there is I cured in any ready-made ar­ I ' Miss Edith Fleming visited her j no chance for any local influence to < FOUND HIM SUFFERINO WITH ticle. OELERIUM TREMENS. ।। brother nt Jackson last week. . change the result in ahy particular, -°- M. McLaughlin was atGrand ' whatever. Of the fairnem of this meYesterday YestoniAjr about daylight the bight night.■ Rapids one day last week as a witness thod - - of- examination, and of its entire •' • « telephoned Sheriff Funtiss .« _• I11 watch that in the Welch trial. We have a nice line of Sweat ~a^ «« K — , ..... « .... freedom from political or mid ’ other there was avideiiily something wrong ! . Mrs. Mary Clay and niece Wilda Pads and Guarantee them to , ‘■ Gorthy, »were v...va *at ' Gran-l iRapids >... *.1 — last kind of influence, there* can lx* noques- ] w’^* Patrick Kehoe. The sheriff went is almost here and we have In stock be all right. Com*! and see ! '''week, —’ " visiting ’• Mrs. Clayjs daughter : tion. over where ,he has rooms and found I a complete line of FISHING TACK­ us when you want anything ' I1 Mrs. Blashfield. LE or every dtsoriptlou, each a* All will be’glad when tli« ncwcuunty ; J>J‘» tulknqc to imaginary j»eujile. In the. Harness line. ;; Mabie Marble has Uen absent from system shall lie in operation. rids, reels, •h-wks, lifter, flies." phan। When the sheriff went to him he insist- i ।1 school on account of chicken-pox, toin minnows, spiimers-lmfact any . ed there were several men after hiin. thh g you want. ' ■ '. Miss Iva Coe was absent from school MERCHANTS CARNIVAL , and that they wouldn't let him sle»'p. ,: a couple of days Iqst week on account Come in and look at one of our The officer did not arrest him bnt pre­ n Hastings, Michigan. । J of sickri'ess. X Jefferson st., 1 door south of P.O. Will be Given at the Opera House vailed on him to come srith him t» the BRISTOL jail As the man evidently -needed Monday and Tuesday Evenings OCXX>OOOGOO<XXX>OOOCXXXXXXX)O medical aid Dr. Lowry wm summonevl UnderTEMPLE Auspices of ’___________________________________ DEDICATION OFNext, MASONIC STEEL RODS und fouriil him suffering fropi dexriuni, Epworth League. . । Wednesday April 19, will witnere the They are Light. Stfoufe and Service­ LACEY. . . । dedication of the new Masonic Temple l^ie Epworth league society of .the tremens. It is said he hiui been drink- ‘ . able. ing heavily for the past two weeks. Grace Stanton commenced her first ■ 111 Cluirlotte. Thc Asscxtiation have • M. E. .church atu preparing an indoor It is said that when not in liquor he is , term of school in the Bullis district1 worked out a plan which they think [ spectacular merchant! carnival to De We make a specialty uf all kinds of last^Monday. I will be l»th instructive and entertain- 1 given at Reed’s opera liouse next Mon­ a pe&tenble, g<xxl natnr,«l fellow, hut ’ Tin Work. . . Henry Sleyen. la ahi.- to be out again. : Ing. Tho Miratory Sonfaa. under 1 day and Tn.wlay evening., and it mn«t when ho has a few drinks, he i« $i>- ; posed to Nquarre.lw.-me if things do j ' (;bar‘., 1-ureill and family yialted the direction <if the Grand Ualge Ofii- bel». flattering liatteriug for fi.r th«»e thw ladies' iadiaa' to to note note M Hrelmry Urrttet. Saturday and bun-. y. * A. M. .,f Michigan, will be- that that they rwreriing the tbe hearty hearty coore not wit him. He will sober up at the • they are receiving Sam Joubi and wife riaitod at Lake I Pr',mPtl-'i 0 I* ln- Immediately onenttioii openttion of ot cvifv? cvlry rttternrisimr mte^rieiag bus!* teal- jail and will then leave for Grand Rap--! ids wpi'ne 1*® bas relatives. Oilereu lost week. following will.be a program of enter- j Dess interest in thix city. Mra. Elsie Stevens and grandsons i ^inment. consisting of speeches by The {Carnival in itsdf is a most uGuy and Harold visited at Mrs. Halt-i.tlia Grand Lodge Officers, also toair nique bne.consisting as it dues of many riu Tuiunde's at Bonfield, Saturday: and instrumental music by foreign atid ! unique and original features, among Sir Robert Ball, the noted British as- I . o-.o. K . p, ita?*o!lei”' ,1*ni bcing ns’-ramilotu ranging • tronomer, on one occasion went to a ' m’w. vratted ltBatt'Scrik the^. I At the eom^non ot the entertain- from tbe ridlculuua to the anbllme. remote town in Ireland to lecture ou ' part of the week. | program, the dedicatory bal] I Pan'tomihic features that are really his favorite topic. Arriving at the ata- | Wesley Greyburns baby is on the wi“ A pamptudusJunch wiU be ; funny, brilliant and dazzling electric­ tion, he looked for the expected, convey- | gain now. She has been very »ick with । served by the Ihuliea' of the Eastern ; al displays,little tots in fairy delsaru** , once, but found none. After all the I other passengers hnd diMippcared a i A W “nd cv'-'rythinF wi“ > *»» *»1 laughable aituationa «ta An enter- i man. stepped up and said, “Maybe i viSted at ? Ia£ s£d2£ I ,hi* O,’e.Ot ““ “* iOyOM "nJ »'hi'h «‘H plernw all t-la-W. you’re Sir Robert Ball?" On receiving I Fred Brown, of Bellevue, formerly I ,.nKt™cU'° entertainments ever given and never receiving ur.kind criticism an affirmative reply tho man hastily of Lacey, was in Lacey the first of the ' ,n Charlotte. ” no matter how exacting the audience. apologised, saying, "Sure, your honor. ^T<Mik. j ---------- --------------|’ The The price price of of admission admission will will lie'withlie'with- Tin sorry I ki*pt you waiting, but I was The Imliea’ of the Lacey W. C. T. V. | The BANNER has received two in re*ch of alt 25 cents to all ]«rts of touid to look for an Intellectual gxutjecopies of a neat little jiaper published | the house and no extra charge for re- man.’> Sir Robert thought Unit under ____________ \ clean ‘ ‘ ~ Jackson |ien-.• mjn’ed seats, although you may reserve tbe eircumsUinces It would be better o’clock, after which they, will the :-T ^n® prisoners .at the not to Inquire what was tbe man's idea i church preparatory to chnrch io the coming ' itentinry. S:._.. Strange n. to ....j say the name of .y<,ur wats Saturday —.- morning April l*>th of intellectuality. jA.I.n •fConvention •_ ... IkmLx I the luq^r - is - "The Optimist. - • Cyiuity to 1... lie l.nlal held •there " And - *“. U the usual place. Slav 17 and 18. 18 .-J ; ‘ ‘ । May yet not so strange, for if optimism I —The R< ynl Neighbors of America ‘ A SURPRISE Third class passenger coaches lu ' auxiliary to the Mjxlern Woodmen if. would be worth while anywhere surely ' would seem thc pro]ie.r place Englaudmovd to be coupled on u.-xt to i America, have completed an organizi- a prison tion of that kind at Lacey under the for its exercise. Miss Mary Wlkox, of This City,Vis­ the • cglnv. The travelers came hi fof terrible treatment when any nccidept : ited by Kalamazoo and Hastings occurred. At pines the engine vas j Friends.. driven .tender first, tu whl. h ’ case i Last Thursday morning Mire.Mary frozen bonds coufd be wanned at it* , Wilcox was genuinely surjirised by a smokestack. The passengers were ' of them. iht<» a truck . ' party of lady friends coming from Kid- -packed,• seventy amaaoo on the 7:23 train t« spend th« ’ e,ghtPei* fwt ,n i®n»th by se\co ami | day with her. bringing with them a n ,iaIf 1-11 There was no ri:s>f moot ixiuntiful rnipply ottbww -good' * ™l'‘ pTO1'" »">““>'?■ ■ things." As ninny more finnings i ’ friends were invited, tho lunch hour , - --------------------especially was an enjoyable and,lively If you j want auction bill? printed on®. cuUat t£e BANNER office. We will lhe ladies returned on tbe4:50 train । print 2<X> on good heavvpaper at $1 75 declaring themselves well pleased with j ' the day sj>ent in Hastings. Opera House CARNIVAL! Mondau ^Tuesday Evening, Apr. 17.13. Admission announcement Q. A. HYNES Harness Fred Wolcott, “£”■ Vse the BRISTOI SWEAT pads ™TROUT SEASON W. H. Myers & Son, Thc Percheron I Stallion] Good Health to the Children Children especially are fond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food. As good cake can be made only with good eggs, so alsp a cake that is health­ ful as well as dainty must be raised with a pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar light­ ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts,jetc., and what is more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young and old. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. HatUngs Marietta. I U. OF M. FOOT BALL SCHEDULE. Hastings Markets arc corrected er.rv ' Suptemter 10- Ohio Wesleyan at ®on:lng and can be relied I Ann Arlor ' "^b " e,,rT’ct U1*! <*«*I Ooteber 4-Kalamaxoo at Ann Arbor. [ Con't',Bd "><>..e«lay, Apr. 13 1005. j October 7—Case at Ann Arbor. ■ I’KODUCE. I Octelwr 11—Ohio Northern at Ann | I Arbor. ' lard-Ac P«r Ih. October IF—Vandarbilt at Ann Arbor. Octel,er 21-N.bmaka at Ann Ari.,r CouueiS- iXe. • ( I Qctolwr 28—Drake at Ann Arbor. ! November 4—Illinois at Cha&ipaign. i cabtik^itte ®« per doz." .......... ........... ’ , -. —M. MWOSW—BV- .c. T™;*-*’ msMYs-MUon. • and Illintiis. The Vanderbilt team Is I coaclied by Dan -McGugin. a funner - Hoom* nidt-N n.oo | tuw. .17. of M. Star, and Drake by the well Tano^r-^^- L knpwn Hetrton.and interest will be felt' Hbr<’P Pritv, estimated wash wooJ-ac per lb. in the showing these teams make ■ GRAIN. againsCthe Varsity Ann Arlior has 1 oJK^£0'1 whjto'Xo-2 red* *1-02 tried hard to gvt [an eastern game but! without avail. B«au»-luwdplcked. per bu.f 1.4a Timothy Se«l--R.oo ' -W1600 POUR.QUOI.PAS JR. will make the «««.„ of loos as follow.: November 25—Oberlin at Ann Arbor.. Hogl'. Noremlier SO-Onrago at Chi, ago . This gives Ann Arbor a fine schedule. s,ie*'i‘-• Four big games can be counted on i POULTRY, HIKES AND wool. 'wTtn?Viron^ Neb’^ J ; HAY AXH STRAW. Auction bill, printed on good heavy No. 1 Timothy<7.(0 psper. a*) tor »1.7J or H» tor fl. SO Clover Hcwl-jaro-SB.oo the BANNER office. .P0UR-QU0I-PA5 JR. D"‘"' 1 onr Qu.,1 !>„ Jr. |s . dwreudwt of . nobl,. ,lra|n Of P. rr boron, .nd has always won a first prite whenever shown. I -y«v N>M«siup<ugD. Nit <*Sa_ at ... Ann A —fc. Ara VIFAT*' November 1.1—.a^lim Ohio State | bor: . : ’ ■ Beef. live wt»tKht-«r-4e November 18—^Wisconsin at Ann Ar­ > Beef. dre.*t'U‘ij—r-c-ec. . I hOr. UH.M.HIgh \ fotU.* • '."tim’Xb'h’.nd"1' •.at,nt .... ........... 'SZ?ULIXU:“* “ 1“rtl“ b.ri»pon.lU ,botW auy X“*W‘ ,° S? “>-> -bor. but t wiii not Wood—soft, 11.75; mixed. S2.00; tuudX* W. F. S. CLAPPER, MlcK � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-04-20.pdf 20eb132f9b9df731d5fd16327edecb2f PDF Text Text THE yoiri-v-S'tVGi YEAR Nu- 51- jHl SPECTACLE lll0 tHiKMEKClASTIMlS »tv- JOSEPH EMERY, FINE CONCERT HASTINGS BANNER } i HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1905. TWELVE PAGES. COMING Given by Ithaca Concert Company of Ithaca, N. Y. At Baptist Church April 29th. THE BANNER’S IMPROVEMENTS ANCESTOR IN TEA PARTY £| f f IN MONTANA Descendants of Peter Slater Living in Kalamazoo—Genealogical History CHARLES A. HILLS WRITES EN­ Being Prepared. TERTAININGLY OF HIS line of typo in front of the operator Mrs. H. E Hoyt, of Kalamazo. who j EXPEDIENCES enough , to make a line in a news is well known in this city, has been THRANS DO NOT F0R’ column. This the spacer “justifies”, delegated to prepare a genealogy of.the ! T 5E1 THEffl BENEFACTOR that is makes it so it will exactly fill “Peter Slater” family, -for the state TEACHING SCHOOL Urin onccDlin ■ 13 eins pica in length. To do this library, unearthed an interesting biCof ’ local geneaological history yesterday WEAR HUbtBUD thin strips of type metal are used, not . nkte Squadron Peter Slater-waa an Englishman bom. 1 ■ .. so' high as the type containing the : Their Apwho participated in the famotn Boston | Te | U iM>oy | O terestlng Things About Tajutib'e !>• !J letters. ’ Sails Awajr Thia, machine^ made by the Unitype Tea Party of 1773. His son. Leonard , the Country, the People, and i fended by I । j mot r : > Co.-, df Brooklyn, New 'York. The Slater, is. it is discovered, grandfather used is the famous instrument sold at the Opportunities There. type was from Barnhart Bros. & of Mrs. Conrad Miller and Miss Alice ■ the Chicago World’s Fair for 11250. 00 j Spindler, of Chicago. The power to St. John, who are enjoying the pleasplea.­ The.BANNER editor is in receipt of and is played by a first class artist , operate the machine is furnished by an ' m»t discovery that they are lineal de. ___ lunv-is luraisuou uy an । tA»oyv»v.» .*■«.. »mvj ...v , n jx-rsonal letter from C*has. A. Hills, This is the Co’s first tour of, Michi­ his • electric rnirtor. Two skilled operators ' scemfcnts of uno of our most copspicu- ! who recently- went from Irviag to anner s gan. ami they are appearing in nil the with this machine will distribute and , oua revolutionists of flood okl colony Rosebud. Montana. :-fo teach' school, larger cities of the state, with marked set as ranch type as iriX'iteraoua setting ' times, Mrs,. Hoyt’s father conducted The letter has no mni'h of - general inuivcib. l*n i’tssls of entertainment to by hand. With this machine, we arc a mission for the Indians in the south- terest about Montana and about Mr. £•> toward church ’repairs. Admission enabled to take care of the largely in- ern part of this county in the early pio- , Hijls’ work there that we pulilish it ’ ’23 -.suits. school children 15 cents. We entire. It is dated it Rosebud, April creased home and county news we are neer days. Kalamaxoq Telegraph. 9th,and reads as ftillews: fumishAig uur reader*. The first and busieU week of school But we rprftd not produce the BAN* w With thi-, iteuo tl •? BAKNER ap- BANNER without is done. If hns Ren! the most perplex­ ________ __ ___ NER,in its present form with tni old an equal if possible ix*ars as a seven rojui in ivqt-y. We in a Michigan city the size of Hastings!, t Pto’flfc It was both tw small and too ! in’g of any similar ptnod I have ever had planned to make the ' 'dbgnge " on Here too vyo will let the future deter- ; slow. We could not print a seven passed. You will wbnder at the truth mjign: the 49th anniversary f the founding . _____ n minehownearly we may accomplish this ' column paper on it at all. mid it was HAD HIS IDEAS ABOUT PRIMARY wheat told 'that only six attend; but besides preparing work for ami teuchof tii is ppper, which roulfil lie the first desire. Our readers will pardon soiuo to° s1”"’ t« handle our present edition ‘ ‘ * REFORM AND VOTED THEM ing the various Hussis. I had’to reor•kw?) twelve page papera weekly.' HOW THE PEOPLE VOTED ON isiue in May. But ot r goo-1 friend- reference to the new mechanical ap- • I ganize the school completely and coptIns advertisers have made such de- 3»ltHTiees we have added. i .CfoOHequeutly we were obliged to buy | WOULD NOT BE MOVED STATE AND JUDICIAL OFFICERS i form the wy.rk, ne fir us lossible, to First we will xj-c'ak of uwdnew Sim- • n new press. This we did. purchasing ; limnds on our space H it w • have felt ami polled to enlarge t he BANNER ut 1'lex tyi«'-wtiing machine, a ent of i °f Barhhnrt F-~ Brtx. -«* & Spindl.u <d : Bv intlmmlen. That Ml» Pet Bill the course of study -established by the state. ■ So general bed been the dinaronce. We believe tliy- improvement which appears elsewhere. ' , i Chicago, through .... their -------------------------representative. Would Meet Opposition o< the JUDGE SMITH HAS nuigement,- that 1 copnot jierceive any will merit the upprovi J of this paper’s This machine sets actual typo. The I Mr- C. S. Brown, a Bul^xrk Standard Administration. •' • 1053 MAJORITY large and widening cifclr of friends. । definite plan enveloped in the work of top of the cy)in«!cr shown in the cut ' press, a cut of which we give below, 9i American:. The position of ;; Representative | 1 my predecessor, other than to draw It will be oir aim t<|| add new feat­ revolverzin such a way thatit automatThere are <no finer i~ i u a -kv und pnsMis nip . . on primary* ’reform was well her monthly salary, i ' ; ‘ IKvmnt Mr-! Republican State Ticket Has 872 ures from tirnp to tlm| as they avn to ii.-sllyrt.opA iu.such a inauner that the than the .Babcock, and this . t.u one is IS a un(ler}lloi(ltl |lt.f,,rc eteetion. i ConwiI am quarterotl 4'itlj a good and {very satisfactory press indrtsl 11 ‘j ' quently there was no surprise when he Plurality In Barry Cunnty. '.very agrees bio family in a ranch-house, tsipeh-ss delivery, has the b’rhki aU’ voted for tiie ^ill, wt^k'h haii passed ' Light Vote Polled constructed qf cotto|i wood logH. the lievcnje motion so the operator has it the house ami which, if ratiiitfl the The County Canv&tsers did under perfrtrt control. It can be safely I people in April llMB will hii-reafter only available limlsy here. -The-.fur­ • the t-ompletc their lalxirs until Thursday, nishings are vmy plain, like those. of run at a sistd of 2.1)00 an hour, or;; cause nominations for goverimr and i •which Wh-i ro<» late to present the tiftijimmy huthtia honu-s in Michigan. double that jbf our old pres».. We have a lieutenant governor io lie Uude nt / ci:i! ligircti in. ouri Ia*t tarn}. Below / Very few jiersc^i* w<jrfld Consider tl*d rtdid cement foundation mode fur it. ; primary elections. The administration we givi them! on the 'repubtican and the ranch very iifcd 'it' runs smoothly and perfectly. *! at Lansing opposed going further than gepcral ffi’iM’arjuce ic candhWp’S. The total vote pleasant* giving a much bettet print also than tii« last rvpnhiicnn platform; It whs' ix .|j4). ofAvhich the repnbli* The schoolhouse is in the buck yarjl vie wen-.able to obtain <>n the old pn-ss. proj'cr for the govaniuk to take that .•Ki i.S <|.-mpcmt 1736. prohibi| But we found still another change position, ati'l fur him and hisjp-'r* mil ii. few steps- fnim my hoarding place, , tlie cun’-euienl'.* tterefore fully Oynls<<eii|il>*l 27. social pabor 14. ihil-'rativu. Oupold folding machine itnd/ufticial friends ut ■ the Qipito! in Retail on tlw democratic Th would MiCrtWully fold «n (fight page ; use nil reasonable and-ionoraWe iheaw pfcntateM for ttu* rather nninviiing • nsps-t of the premiso< Thenovelw of paper ak'iie. but wquM not fold in the to ■-secure’the end they deairvl. the surroundings haying passed away. ktrn two or four pages with it, so its Bui we regret to say.that.j in onr >taTe officers. ‘ L make tla'm a. part of the paper, i judgment, ORC’.of Governor Warners I ran still nay that 1 tm well contented ’ £T“cijicl ; bis neecMitated a great deal of extra ofitetnls tran-sgreAx-d the Iwunjiarjvs of :m<l have no desire to return to my Rep. peonative state. But to return to the and work whenever we printed ten or decency and propriety in attempting Askyrini had : school Imilding. it is an abandoned irelvr page*, saying nothing of the Baltimore. to«^-un-1he<.n»«itmilof R*<M», ranch „„„ „ hopse,„of primeval ,m construction.------------ Barry tuch long-tr time demanded More- tlv.-Sehm.Utoth.mewmn-thitiMv-Kl, hnU| o£ KU ns Captuni........ Li A. ■ |er our old folder would only take in the Imw*. We b<>|« to loom that the w|(h * Sw41 , j, Uaktletuii IstlPrec. a six column paper. It was ? not large omriJ-. COUIMWrtboul a, ^ne- , ,n . log u tald trrm . ftiah uf emo- Castleton 2d Prec. enough for a seven <*olnmn sheet. We lion of the Kurenior. »tbcnr>» the , (hie Hastings Twii'.. q( one w tbc nerican sailors Citi)’ 1st wanl;. therefore purchased through Mr. C. 8. a,lmit>iMr«tion ™n be feirly . harged , K,y (hij |og u )h<| (hey 2d ward..'. 7 he Babcock Standard Press. Brown, of the Messrs. Banthart Bros. with not rwT-et.ng the mdejeteltnct (U taiwing two pnrli,^ "pressing than City 3d wardij. . & Spindler, jui Eelipae folder, which of the legidetiro branch of the Mete . (lu?h >ldf Tb, throe ion Urn. w»<I me v The first City 4th wardL tw required.and to make the BANNER ..spaces abov4 are in line with those of wi 11 fold a ten or twelve page seven r.t' Kobe. I government. . about 19 fnehee in diameter. The pur.;s tfi'/.llagship Irv&ng 1st Proc. in all respects an'up>t^date weekly pa- the lower jmrt uf the cylinder The column paper. This This folder folder is is shown shown in in Thle official did not aeok to brtte |lnc> ,I tted th„ „nuJr , „ 1 • trt the many Irving 2d Prec.. per. We feel that our growing city of type, in limis. just ns it comes from the^tjlti following picture. Mr. Schmitz with the promta of pntb,.^. tb , in tbo peA .lonnstt -n.... Hastings and onr splendid and prosper- forms uf the paper is automatiatUy 1 ----- — - cut. trim ron^ a. i« all.'K«l >n »m,.-in«tanr<w This folding machine will |ikewj„ „wrtd fn.m U» Miqple Grovrt. .. ith* municiof this moving and fold four. six. eight, ten. twelve, ops county deserve toi ls* represented ' 'fed ’ tinto “‘“ *tlie lJ ’ iiqiaccs ■“ ida Oningetille .... Ent he knew that. to. m np-to-\l.t<riiBat 01Un„Kood rJ|M of ri«ht known an the “distribu­ or'sixteen j^age BxVNNERS of the pre­ fana.-r and Chairman nt thrt Hou~- kngth Pniirieville .... by sucIvji newspajH-r as we hope to top. which then „.lii into halve, and Ruilaxd............... make the BANNER. U We shall en­ ter.” Eucli] of tlie open spaces sdiolvn sent size at the rate of 2.000 an hour. G,punitive OB the Stair Agricultural ,wtb,r „ Thoniapple ... in the loweii part of the machine con­ We believe theft* is Hot in Michigan Collrge. KeiUtooniatin Schantz wu, whb 8’ ADVERTISERS deavor to fully cover tne field of Has ,ld,, ln .h, ...iWolidlaijd......... n .108 tings and Barry conutyi Onr na<lf.rs tains the type |or-jn&t nn»l-letter-that in any city the size of. Hastings-a deeply intorrated in t|,e Inll; >i- >tol tj .„ of ,b„ roof i, «.vwedYankee'Springs,. . IM h one Bpa<-''will have all another mon* complete printing plant tluin the tatr«ln«d»*lng a large appropriation will nut expect us to inn 1 .'! the general Total lbi , (1 „u„|anon a lavr ..f dirt and Patron.1736 news of the state and nation a feature ••b”,_ etci ihkieh letter, is so nicked BANNER'Sr'AMide from the* machines t„ build a new dormitory in iplmc <-f a,wd( l!lh.k (s , ■ Banner. lirpubliran Purality 872. of this paper. The jaHge city jApers that , when thi* dw»ributer brings it shown we have a Baitcock )>ony cylin­ ,1... ..to., coutotl, 1 Iwirnful nt Irlflt r-tilloi*,' * the one recently burned at thatjcolleg- . CoiiUaued du |*a«r tr.rcr. lib;.result in this county on circuit can do that much liejh’T. In these over the opcai 4pi»ce in the lower part der, press for job work, and two Gor­ He tla-reforetold Mr. $chnntZthnt IE judge, shows Judge Smith’s ofiirial days of daily mail iWhveries every- of the nuiHhnt* where it belongs it don job prex^es. We have a very cm- Mr. Schantz would line up’ #ith the majorit j t<i have l>een lOVt. His ma- wlie.ro few would thinWof looking to », fab- into th»t ppm--, and will not go plet. line <4 type also .for newspaper, administration forces against .'a, state­ THE SUPERVISORS’ MEETING NNE.H j-.riiy in Eaton county of 215U will country weekly like tho BAN .'.E.!l for* .... Into «ny otii-r. Thus' it is impossibh- advertising and >»b work. wide primary bill. lit- could iwmri We shall take pleasure in giving vis­ him of very powerful help *o‘ get his Passed Resolutions Practically Doing ■firing the' total to 3203. which is a thai kind of n. wa. Btj| we shall t ryt" to get a Ifttfer J into any other than the itors the opport unity to inspect our Agricultural College Approjirialion Away With Drain Cominj-Ltloner’s wry gratifying one indeed. Had there give the news anil «dL ’>ib'- news <;f Has­ right plam-. j j y--e8 A ftill vote, the figtyrs would hot tings and Barry connty-that iaof pubIn front of the operator is a key- new machines. .The bjg press aud fold­ bill through. This was,a plain inti­ . Office. Named Co mm Lit ce to ■ havp been !es»i than S,000. Below ia lie interest. and whatever shall pro board, somewkat resembling that of er will lie in operation Thursday fwre- mation that IF Representative Schantz Consider New Heating |UC ________ noons.and the typesetting machine al‘ ---------—*- or,}county, ie typewriter.' Each key is connected th*- vote on circuit judge in detail. did not line up as dwired hifc bill.. System. ’ mote the growth of theicity or add to thvit pmsi4rity or welfare, with ow of the open spaces of the'most-any time except Thursday fore­ would encounter the opposition of the . CIRCUIT JUDGE The sft|«r,v isors met in sjiecial aes- will -find it lower partu>f t|he machine which con- noons. « Dawsofi shall have our heArty s«pp»it. same people who would help him if . he i sion,Monday, organizing by electing Smith Precinct ‘ ; t _____ ■’expressing Wh cannot refrain from 64 Of course it wilr mon* than double tains the ty]ie. Thus touching capital obeyed their wishes. ' ...116 Assyria... j George M. Miller, superviaor of Johm111 ...144 and Baltimore. Conttnncd ou put* tour. ' onr expense to publish jsuch a -paper as i tow. as Chairman, and thus recogniz­ 46 ...130 Bulky.... the BANNER initsprertmt form, with ing the abilityatul fairness with which 111 ... H9 Carlton ...----- r 119 seven columns instead W. s’* t*’ NOT UP TO EXPECTATIONS i he has filltsd- the place heretofore. Castleton 1st Ptcc. 51 imge, and 1" or 12 |Mfces instead of Castleton 2d Prec. 60 The board paiwed resolutions requirIH Halting*. Twp eight as heretofore, and giving 3L<The Concert Friday Evening Was • ing that hereafter 30 per cent of aD 92 S6 City 1st ward ... colums of ks-ftl and exjuhty news each । who are Hable to nxaSomewhat Disappointing. f “ ’ » ’ *• “ »*' ♦» iwwewment.and^he - Murtha ma107 123 '■ NBFLAC LIKE HOME City 2d ward week instead of 12 to IJ'as we formerly 83 • jority of the town lx>ard.intervated, must ,106 City 3d ward Tho entertainment giten Friday eve-1, 137 did. But as a ncwsjmper is » F ‘ blM ’ petition for a drain la-fore it shall be l ... City 4th ward ... ,169 ning at St. Roae’s hall iby members of H'.'5-.i;th irn-li s'lawman Have( • 127 ..................... enterprise in many ways, wo aiticrundertaken. This practically mean* a 53 the Unireftity Schoo! • of Music was . Returned t.- :n the Canadian Irving 1st Prec... .110 nate an increawsl jiatronuge that wil\ vacation for the -drain commissioner. 24 49 very largely attended, the senior clow, Irving 2d Prec... make the additional outlay ^rrtible. There is a question as to whether this 10 Jnlmston. .b .... • . 41 under whose nuspiceal it was held, 14,:.'. • Smith* and __ Maple Grove , 93 88 action of. the board will affect the The prompt response flivrii to oar re­ clearing 159.00. The siiigers liad very , .103 cent efforts at improving this r«ai9<r is ■' to the Canadi- ' Orangeville fine voices and the pianist was an ur- ' drains which have been passed Upon .PndneviUe ........... ■ding to remain ~ " and commenced in good faith uuaMuramv that we will lx* surtiunL-d in tjst. But we believe t|iey could have . 79 Rutland.;............... der the old . law. . ■ f-jinid suitable. 110 this larger enteqirise. ,298. Thornapple arranged a much more juxeptable pro­ 99 ’ Tile boanl named Supervisors John­ retarded home. Wood land...,.... ,196 Wherever .the BANNER may go gram than they did. Had they used son. of Irving, Hinckley, of Maple •■■■ -t glowing ac- Yunka, springs .. .1<« thenvwiU tto n friend to Hastings.and Hivtings talent for the “Rcatlings” Grove, and Nevins, of Orangeville.* an • xperiencwL to Barry toUHty. We hope to tnake it the pleasure of the audience woujd IHTX 2731 a committee, to consider the mthfecl °* .!•.<.■ deirgrtl for . worth-- <-«I.>liri>l o' to- '«■*' to-iUgM have Ix-en • increased. As a mirth-pro­ Smith ’ s majority 1053. a heating'plnnt for tbeccrart hnm»-aud • •irniiously ohand uapiration* of to.- l» »t in.ltto and voker the ‘•Reader’1 woe. a’ vucccsh. The Ecllpnc Foldink Machine. pvhi b|g prrcjail. The committee will meet lw.ro character of the people Iwithii |he|11eld — . though not exactly in ’the manner in-, PLEASANT SURPRISE. the 19th of May. and decide, wliat to ' --------- \ u'e want to stand, for * tended. Noone criticises the senior! nt thin time <rar grntitmis for the As Mary McElwain went home we repres-jnt. recommend. There will be- another i that which ie d«“> ln art nothing A-' on the kej-btori wiU rdeuM- one many appreciative worth we have re­ class, who acted in entire g<>41 faith, Thursday evening after work she wi». t— — ■nasion of the hoard June 8. to deciJs capital “ A ” tv|w from its appropriate ^ur ,W torpriKd to «W- » mto-k of tamlleu on the inmiiv lemlly twrai LL- bf 7^ceived from all quarters for the im- and had a right to expedt a-satiefuctory what to du in the matter, after listen­ G:,IW into UH, Mt- ™nl'.'"d0Be ,|a™>nthel..»-ri«t;oftb.pravemente ).u>»clnne we ________ have (been making in entertaimnent., Nor •!<> we believe it ing to the report of the. committee. the dining table. Going into the sit- can t TOLI ES. A rnpidly rovidving det dl.k l« Jmt B XNNEK- an,| ^poeielly to our dtinbtful that the same j»eople could ,,g zoom we ww fi,nh<-r eurpri-J to «md Tlife ‘ I U «•' The three getnleaOivn named arp careful, ting room she was f below the «1H» ™ mtroto for flint getierons pntronago have given on entertainment that ejnaervative men, . and will no doubt -uddeniy cf heart ,.0lMUt-,>0f htoy S«HJ to.rtz... -C 1her --- ------- fnead, from tvpen. When O'-- oup'inl witl,ol,t which it would >-e folly to would have Inien considered a good find a satisfactory eoludott of th« heat-. ■ ■ g . at the home • the.firat ward evidently very much at tioail strikl. this revolving disk « llndurtok „ do whni we have done. one. But they would inert! to prertuit Iaik>- Odessa. : h.-r • ing problem. ! vie enu only sny thni we will try to a different program. health for some tlH-y pto.-Naedto.nake w.• -<»„ Is thrown outward townrd Its ,j IUUUM --- ! ‘t*— ••'•'L.W' rff the rt-ntrifngnl force. It is gained , (ho BAKJrE!{ B,vh n paper as of age. He ibeffitiT.riteSpto.yfeel « inane toto oattea W (mlriv ... .hail Under the connty rurtd delivery syaTl** Boanl of. (founty C«nv<».-.-w»ra . .'“"ILL. As to how lu-arly we iholl thence ton belt; wMfh enrpt-n it to a kmd „ >nll t 1 i,. nl ti ll n. oy many of our.'-I- ura-n-bip A ta" “nd “,tr> reach our idetoi letei .ml tern which will go intq effect Hay 15. con-isting of Dr. George R. Hyde,Chairand theie«pe<MtioM«' the txl<«UtioM of little sn-aratus to th- right of the ----- ,----------------- ---Hope tvwn*hip. j ri.'l th, mail •njoya1,le.:vOn>ng(«M»l«nt. HastingstvilFhirt’e nine route-i ahd suj- man, and Walter iiohinson of Thntnfor. bjajp, „THE CROSS AND CROWN." 01,r friends wo will |« tot- f>'tore operator which tnakw- it assume the ^athkei:'. ply two from Dowling. Now the city, apple and J E. Delaiia <*t Baltimare, . courae of this Journal speak «■ upright position requited * inii> , b o titleof acantnta to bo given tirCYeek and Banhas six and supplies ondfrom D< .vling. met Tn< Uy of Inst week and compjet-. AUCTION. Above the keyboard H the groove a) Uw M e. church Friday evening of nromlse only to do our U-t. .•-■ regarded.. Th' Middleville gets two new route* '-d their labun Thursday night. There ; ilersigned wUl^oeU at auction 1 „ prodll0e ,nch a paper •» where the type com<» out in line, the wuek, bv the Methodist church Tl.e un<L..—o~— - - » Asavria 1, Clovenlale LiCoate Grove 1. weff very fro cnvH tuutpj in any vt ’to -------------raad .it " an "■ it " ! choir-Msistod by seroral niter singers I£rownell otliciat- at his former residence on west Green the B YNN'EH manj- improvemi-nts in opBnrtor |,ing uMe Irving 1, Nashville 1, Shultz 1, Wood- thc-rrturns tr> the Beard, had a utueb .a. w, „r ToihoMl of the th.- operator . lhf c|,y It will well worth ni­ ■ ■ re interred in St., nestings, on SotunUv April 22. ; lt,Mulpment have Iwn required. We patoes him.. rc.. jun(j j, • I shorter sesriwi thaw uimd, . , ■y. He kavea three 1903. Eight head of horse; and.dolts,' havu not hraitated at the exl^nnf- for ls the*‘spacer.** who taken from the । wnding. oar purpae 1-"k" °* To them the and farm machinery and tools. F. F. McNair, i “sends is extended. ■ v ilAl-M HARBOR The Ithaca Conservatory of Music Concert Company, of Ithaca. N. Y., will giw an entertainment at the Bap­ tist church, or. the evening of April 29. under the auspices of the B. *Y. P. U. The company, is composed of a soprano, contralto, reader and harpist, and the entertainment will consist of both so­ prano and contralto solos, duets, trios, readings. anA harp solo* The harp INCREASED BUSINESS COMPELS THE EDITORS TO ENLARGE ' TO A SEVEN COLUMN NEWSPAPER NEW PRESS AND TYPE SETTING MACHINE OffKIAL UK TION IlGURtS Added to the B ' Epuipment, Making It One of the Most Complete and tiplo-D.ite’ Coufity Weeklies in the State. SCHANTZ STOOD PAT ? I �HASTIN Hastings Banner,' A 1-OI,itowd nw TOwrtsy toreoara si I other, by those In control of great onrSartlna.. MMUaan. i__________________ porations. like railroada. the immense : combinations of capital, are sowing COOK BROS, Editors. -'for a big crop of socialist, in this FORTY-NINTH YEAR. =! ONE YEAH « MONTHS a| . ,U. .-..W. ; - .^7. san. as second eUsa matter. ’ ' . -.a- :..c- tn. . . -ns------------- -- — ------------ ■ The Nebraska legislature has passed a rery rtrlngent law prohibiting all ,por? taieor.tion Day. and Governor Mickey has signed.it Thia is to be i-ommondod. Either Decoration Day STATELY SPECTACLE ..... i the Free Methodist chureb at Morgan. Otelteuodnae eagawe. ..unmeaning, Friday evonint April W. t.nJ on th. tug Cuba striking up ’ E1<tor Ol*" “ '* “ld w1'1 b'" Bonner. The tug. '“>«’■ then fell in beside the ember and as-; corted her out of The harbor, while the K,.ntncky and Mimouri fell into line Md followed, the former at about six leogU> from th„ fUgship. the Mbwouri same ten lengths further beck. As the Qlvinpla passed the Mono her band. Mr. and Mrs. Adkins were in Orsnd : Rapids last week. Mr. Adkins to purchase goods and Mrs. A. to visit with ■ Mrs. Jessie Cola. The deputy abend raided the Resort hotel and confisicated Mr. Cole's slot I ’ machinu. ■ This line of goods is sure to plewe you. prices are lower than ever before. The latest style* ami the AS A SPECIAL VALUE WE OFFER, A plain Chanbury Suit in brown, blue and grej’at. ... „.. A nice white Indian Head Suit, with turn over collar be t at-------- . A fine India Linen in white, tan and black, tucked and lace insertion ,t.... W.rt.r-yX5?",’^Sa,l^^ELd<».pW1.;0"l!hl'<, ** •teB-ted. « •>"> “1 'stationed on the after deck, played 1 bo SL Eugene Weavers and wife ««rs Iff I gome®, »j>ortA. foot races and horse inspiring strains of the>Cuban national • to Battle Creek Monday morning r r““ Which *re ."ow,°°«l\‘ ‘-ymn. wMe her marin.s rtood at pre- „„ ^,Junt Jtheir daughter being-very ft wbere*?c * Un<*. Averax-sof •*Jr«Cwor“io'’mT to on thb.day which is wt apart „ a wlute to tho Cuban Hag m ............ ........................... .................................................................... ■■■■■ j to honor the memory thoje, whe> flying over The ^cUn. ^ome M Also a large line of White Waists, ranging in price from I gave themsolvre and all that life had , (ollowed this with the Star Spangled; Wtttury. [O'iry 8D(i reKiution*. 6c a ,1', Uns. ;; for them to the rervire uf their com- Banner, and wound ujVwith ”Tte Oirt J ** . ’' . These goods are well made and perfect in style and fit. NoUees <rt birth*. deaths or rnarriaget. wll;“ be try Ju its time of greatest peril. I L. ft Behind ^fo.’’ which doubUiw. old “0,ter Bilberry w“b°ri"1 ft printed free as news nutter. GF*No<*om runnier, tlua will lie published tin ------------■ awakened soft kmging, in the heart. *' the X ’ ft dar anr clrcumnauco? unless It tiears the ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ’ The figure, for tho gold production bf many voraigoOicers of the squadron. ' fVu“. . , । W) « and J.S) 50c'to $2.50. It is easy to explain the reaaon for imp every, UNDERWEAR of the United Staten ter 1»M are not bringing liefon* their Sintis eye the JOB PRINTING. LACEY. creasing trade in thia line of goods, qnality iu The Rax.nfb bus one of the b<*t equipped yet available, but seems probable * lovely imhge of some star eyed senorit i b offle-ss li: Western Mich lain, and Is preiiar«*d Mrs. Jesse Miller.visited u few days price do it. The line this season offers stane extra values. that it will be the largest in the coun­ with whom their, acquaintaucv had do every kind of lKX>k*nd Job printing. last week with her mother Mrs. Lil . try's history: Fur with the add­ txx*n all too'short.. Udiee' Vesta, tape necks, at■.. • • .. To ' the reporter "bf Tl»v Post the ;i Hill of Battle Creek. President Roosevelt is being urged ed production of" the big new gold Dr. Keller has gone to Pennsylvania 1 Ladies’ Vesta, drop stitched, tai* necks at J"c. Lw and camp at poldflelds, Nevada, which is whole scene was .wonderfully impressi to reconsider his expressed purpose nut ■ ■ his • • \peoifle. 7’^ .Dr. Gallagher is j Ladies' Vests, wing sleeves, out saw at.... . the richest in thi* country.' ive. As the Olympia moved forward. ; to visit •d' and jjt to be again a candidate for the presi­ said tojbc J attending to his patients. mainly jn her spotJeMwhiten**. Kt“ "a dency. No one doubts his sincerity in the production will cross the W.00O. Ladies' Vests, long sleeves, at• •.■••• Mrs. Jewe ErhofHigh Bank, visited | $ making his explicit declaration tlnu (MR> mark prulmbly. and within a dec- it W1W hnnl (o iw>]iPVt. S)M. had ixen Ladies’ Pants, umbrella lace trimmed, at.. he would not be a candidate. AH his ode this country alone will is* sliding .^^nd the World, had buffeted the seas her daughter Mrs. Clair Erb one day j “* Ladies’ Pants, ankle length, pt...................... and taken a fierce part in last. week. actions and selections of -appointive ♦HK.».WKI,(hM.» yearly to the world's stock: for Ladies ’ Union Suits, all sizes, at.................... and 66c j^ent-s of bqntal carnage as the officers show- that, he is nut planning of yellow metal. ProfeuHor Dunham and Eltier Bensom ’ for a renominntion. He never courted ------------j iiattle of Manila, far on the other side were in Hastings j the fore part of the , political {hffuence to any large degree, In February the exports of the . of the world. "She walked the water week with muskrat fur. . Just one case of those Ribbed Tip fast black Hose at 10c ami is rtow doing so less than ever. Hr United States rvi-eodefl-------------------- an }ikc R ^h|Bg of nfa •’ on(l the blond red If there is any law fur cruelty to ani * is not in th<l favor of those who are increase of .JH.(XM).lMM) over the same lining <if her ventilators added to the mats it ought to have been put in force l i commonly tiilieved jo have the most month last year. The exports of man-, impression of a breathing animate one <lAy last week in our town, but * ij • infiueuce inithe n-pnblican party. Bnt ufactured article exceeded thuse uf thing. looking ns they did like the the party that didj the hone pounding < here Is the aittmtion: President-Roose- fam products. Tims the •United ,Bwide I...................................... distended nostrils — of-a spirited ?£WTN"s°f„ velt has raised the trust and railroad f>taies is b&cominfg more and mor a horse. The great battleships.-viewed lives iq Maple Grove. Stock. * L John Reams kas eoinmeneed work Manufacturing nation. o Soon practicallocjk rebate h&u«». A senate, whyse mod " » f-n(in rhe - front, - - so massive that it for Jesaa Miller for the summer. r-a-SSi Lnilnencial tnemlxm opi>ose his ideas, ly all our farm products will he con- ' taxes tine's credulity to believe that A few from Lacey attended the dance stands in the way of the near lunromp* suined at home, and manufactures will they an* ‘ moving. Such |xmderoiis " liahment u&ouch legislation as is m*,-d- be the great hulk of onr exports. things. <»nd thinks.must surely rest up­ at Maple Grove last Friday night. ed to curb the trusts and prevent rail­ There will (be1 a dinner scx-idl at Mrs. on the Imttem. . road rebates. Public, opinion must ne Ben Thomas. Aprjl 28. All are invitThe United States was in never ho MAPLE GROVE. brought to hear on the senate to com­ sArong a position financially as right v pel obedience to popular demands. now. Its credit is the bcM in the Rev. 'John Marshall has received the There will be n temperance lecture That tak>** time Meanwhile his term world. Every dollar uf its 'money is appointment at the 8. Evangelical at the Congn gartionnl Church nejt will end. apd these unsettled questions worth 100 cent* in gold. Its resources church. Rey. Marshall is a native of Sunday nt 10:3'1.1 On account of the • It is generally conceded that Illatclrford’s Call Heal is the I will do contracting in Lsildja*' might liuvc to lie taken up by uimthei! are being developed marvelously. and Maple GroVe and his friepds are glad lecture there Will j»e no Sunday school j rdisiug greatm*t article ever put on the market for f------~ this summer aud president who might opposed tu the nation's wealth is increasing five to welcome him to-the work. at th t M E (.’hunch. line oPcarjHUte f Wijrv If yx | ■eral I yuant calves. Wtf have handled this meal for sen such laws as are desirable for the pub­ times as f$ist os that of any other na­ are thinking ..t puttfijit up j । Sam Norjon jr. lias hired out to The Misses Kate Cummings and ’ lic weal, or who might be so radical tion on earth. bouse, barn, or o’.her kuwhji [ and it alu'au* tplendid satitlfdption. One pound James Hill for a few weeks. Mabie Cox and Mr,. Roy^Moure visited would like l.. tigmr wi'Jryil as to do great harm to till the bus: nesd at Henry Stevens ’ Sunday. of it will do the work of a gallon of fresh n ilk, and is D. H. Evans went to Battle Creek Interests of the country in Bis desire Thc h'gwlature and governor • are Dr. Keller Us expected home to-day much cheaper. Oiyejt a trial. ■ to. exterminate tnists and curb the piwiliitg, over the question of meeting for a few days. (Monday.) 1 also have the l»'<-i<t'mxciiotfy Fred Smith'has the mumps. railroads. • Pxvsldcnt-Roosevelt is both'i th« the increasing needs of for the msnufaciureibf Ckmi Albert Lee. Ernest Dingman and John We have a full stock of Groceriee and give special atreasonable and just, and in a mowt^our growing commonwealth and not. Ora Belson has begun work for We»Blocks, for the •' Lftruciccof Rhems ride in new buggies now. marked degree jxjssewtes the confidence adding,t<» the tax burdens of the peobuildings and walls. !I «i| teution ution to orders by phone. of the American people. And if the';Ple- It is.not ns easy u question to :bull<i cemenvwiifct tmd anplitf DOWLING. The dance st Lapham's hall last Fri­ jin the line of cwneut prork, ■| issne.sdie has raised .shall not be settled ‘ solv'-‘ as scime people imagine, not if day night was well attended. 3R num­ Looks like spring again although we J at jhe end of His present term, which j il,!rt’ee »»^o"be done all around, bers being sold. This is the last dance w»;re visited by uni old fashioned blix- i is the first to which he has lieeu elected, ■ — = of the season. zard Sunday. THE GROCERS. HASTINGS. ttJCM. , Ph owe the popular demand ter his reflection ; President Roosevelt's vigorous prose­ ll>Grand 8t«ret. . . Hvrtsim W.- A. Brubaker Vf^Chicago, will Mrs. Chas. lazier is not much, if will l>e so imperative, that it would bef cutton of those guilty of the Oregon give a lecture at the oiout&'Rrangelical any better at. this ivriting. : unpatriotic for him not to comply. If land frauds4ms the hearty coinmendachurch at Maple Grove. Saturday eve­ E. J. Stanton law* wife returned| j-p the senate shall lie blessed with a spasm tioa tlje American jxxqile. No iriatning April 2?. Subject uf interest to three dayg viait i of good commiin seiute at its next ses- I ter how high up in life the guilty one® all live people. Hu is 'interesting, home Sunday after with the L. .T’s Mr. and Mrs. : gef !»ion, and shall full in line with const-r- ?nny lx*, thpre is a disposition •to • — * eloquent, enthusiastic, witty and in- Troxel at NoshvilU*. i vative legislation to curb the trusts: them all. spiring. Admission free. Parties from PnchardvRle are driv- : and forever epd railroad discriminn­ ing a well for Ed Tethric. ( Tlu' growing number of serious ac­ ' tions in favor of any tihipper or any QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. ______ j, th**n the issues raised by cidents in this state due tu the careless .locality, Ches. Orsbj tind Ei Cms fly -at­ Devillo Ashley and wife returned tended the exmnihatiun aL Hastings President Rootevelt will have been set- running of automobile® should stir the . tied, and settled right, and he can Michigan legislature to paas reasonable home Tuesday. Satunlay. , carry out hla purpose nut to again be h*"” for the-regulation of the funning John Herrington was in Nashville Uncle John of Cijdar Creek has E. J. . a candidate for the presidency. Wo uf tbese ™Pid road wagons. Monday on business. Stanton *s barn'wall completed. Shoe As Good 4s Its Name.! hope the senate may so act that the ----. . Wni. Archer and wife visitaxl. at The young people who attended the and- credit among Thus. Gould's Sunday. president can adhere to his.resolution* -Japan•’s standing ■ • • dance at Maple Grovu Center Friday 1 not to run again. But the country tb® nations of the earth are shown by Cold and rainy weather is hitting evening report''a fipe time. ' may have something to say about his l^e fftrt that her $150,000.000 loan offer­ the farmers with their oat sowing. CIuul JtfcKinder will commence the candidacy if the senate shall try to in Ixmdvn Ind New York was largeDora Harmon and Archie Calkins wall for his new him thia week. । resist the popular demand for laws to) iy oversubscribed. Here are represent­ Menro Briggs is inoving from Johns­ gave their farewell dance at Lapham's regulate trusts and railroads. --------------------------hall last Friday night.a good time was town to his new home purchased of 1 - --------- .■ ■ -J--— The house of representatives has ed a FEW of the had by all. Mrs. Arnold. . Hon. C. L. Ghisgovf has introduced/ P^cd the Ming bill which prohibits Mrs. Viola Hagerman ‘ has .tieen what we believe to dm best bill yet hazing in colleges in this state, many popular styles ASSYRIA. ' suffering with the inuunw and there presented to the Michigan legislature ’I are several other cases. Wallace Hartotn. of Saginaw, visited for choosing candidates ter office. It' "W. E. Merritt. Of Interest to Stock Growers CONTRACTOR and Builder. Cement Work. COOK & SENTZ, C. H. OSBORN. does nut do away with conventions bnt. does provide safeguards for nominating , all delegates to such conventions, also U s®ek,“K Business On Merit and all candidates nominated by such conHaving a Fine Trade, i> relatives here Hist week. ■ RUTLAND CENTER. Ch*®. Serven Sr.'.jCharlie Severn Jr., The social at Ed Myers Friday, night Jay Prescott, John'Tompkins and Don netted $8.10. fur church purposes. Jewell wen> at Hastings last Saturday. , Zol&Otis is assisting Mrs. Grant Otis > Mrs. Hay visited her daughter at in her Household duties. Battle Creek hist w|eek. Marion Darting and wife want to Elsie Vannocker ; began teaching her »«» Ann week wucrv where they infirst term of school at' the McOmber tend to make, their home, Monday. Florence Miller of east Hastings Harty Braday and Grace I'asker baye ' spent Saturday with Floy Erway. the mnmjA | , ventions. The bill doen not provide for Our readers peed no introduction to any nominations.by primary vote, thus Mr. Osborn. He has mode a succe«sdoing away, with minority uomina- | ful record in his business and he---has - --------------— ations. Party caucuses would nominate wide acquaintance. He I' never 'Ixats town and ward ofliceih and appoint ; around the bush.P You do not have to delegs^es-to city' and | county con ven-> guess at his iutent ions. He plainly tions in the spring, aial suggest name* states his positio*. He wants his share fur didegates for county delegates for of patronage und has gone after it in a Mm. Sarah Crippen is spending a Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Austin I fnll oloetions. delUgatet so suggested to , legitimate way. and has lx*eu successC~r be voted ter at primary elections to be ful in securing wliat he went after, few days with Mr. and Mrs. Linning- April 13 a son. held throughout the state ou the second ' He has increased his stock of shoes. ton. At the election, of officers of the M>J Bert Roush spent Sunday Ttlewlay These delegates clothing and furnishings; he has mid. in TMay. _. - ---------------------------------------- ---------------. ; in the city. , P. Sunday school April V the following ’ elected at the primary election in May 1 fed to his store room and increased his- ’ Stella Edger spent Saturday and Sun- “ftieers were elected for.^e year: Supt> would pertunn the same functions as j stock again. He studies the wants of ’ day in the city. •* ... *— Jay Prescott: Sec;. Helen Jewell; . I . ।w Nr*at present in the county conventions, j the people whose trade bodes ires and i Jas. Worn! has gone to Caledo nia in- Troas., Philip Smith; Organist. Lyle except that this bill. w*ou Id, compel all; then tries to meet their wants. By stead of California. .‘Tasker; A«L, Berl Tasker. x-otiDK >n„nU county duUri.-t »nU Mat,, rangy .nd hurtling, by doing m ho ,„r 11ICK uclccllv Lopk out for quack detectives, they . IRVING. bo by the Anorrtian »gr»o« with hi., mrtumcr., h. Inc, are numorwu. in thi. vicinity. cx>„ c . , , ’ r. Don’t load ol of gypdr. gypsies wore were camping on IrtBot instead of u now. re- built uP a large businoas and I. deter- teil OT, y0„r dim.( e„I; A iMd quinng booths, printed .ballots etc. i mined to increase it. With him to form rfVe your opinion on anything that tK outsklrts our ,,url? Inst week.! ■rtin erudi delegate would rots his own 1 the purpose la to exortlln It. In an- can bo talon into court, jr vou may <1Udy" Oonlter visiting her isdrrtdnsl conviction. II the purpose ..thcr column will lie found hi» quarter haTB vonr uarne written on the lirt of Kn™1(«ll»r «» *’re part of last week. O1 the lawmakers of Michigan is to page onnouncenunit which will be an j the untruthful. The Grand Rapids Press man is in , sec tre pure primaries and end corrup­ Interesting feature of the BANNER. H.ttie Erway went to th. elt'y thi. ' *«>“■* for hi. pation in this state, let them pass the Mr <>bom certainly dreervm the ta • wofk > per and giving away mail boxrw Glaagvw bill. tale he enjoys, and hi. enterprise will ’ I* S. Hill, ha. a new cream seper,. bring further rewards In the way of Worf w„ ?ridaJ. tlu>t .dor. Mark H.'nnu's prediction that social­ ism would i.•• the storm center of the was dead at 8u Mary’s hospital Grand ing friends. • next great political tattle in this EDITOR SAUNDERS DOES Si™ Jr taX*"1* uk'” “ Kidd ",‘1 'ir' *»« • ’ “ Vock 1 TO NORTHERN CANADA. country was regarded as greatjy ex­ I Allegan for burial. tea to a few of their friends. aggerated at the v me. Butthemarch Brother J. W. Saunders, of the Mid- , Bert and Zera Newland visited rela------ ----- --------------- uf events shows tha the famous Ohio dleville Sun. has gone to Northern1I tives in Prairieville Saturday and Sun-! , How's This? senator was a prophe. It will be well Canada with his daughter. Miss Bes- : day. ”’•«byleranr , . I , to!'<orM lull’, therefore for those who wish to do their site, where he expects to remain some F.J.ltari sr,, Toledo o duty when that struggle diall come to time in the hopes of Ixjjwfiting her i Fred Otis spent a part of last week I study socialism. Ono ought not to be , health. He has sold h'is home and1 in the city papering for Dr. Roehrig. ---------------------------£rrif‘Tt,1.y??n1?ra% lP a11 UanMuillons ! : a woialiat without knowing why; and household effects, but we understand • one ought not tooppoeo socia. ism with­ tau not yet disposed of his newspaper j NOTICK X' Whol«*le PrugfUt!, U out knowing what it stands fox There­ property, although arrangements were । When*» ■/wlfn Bfary E. liltgood has left my IndoO fore study-it. Probably not i.- 1908, tinder way to that end. All will wish . I -but certainly not .many years after prosperity to attend Bro. Saunders I debac? sa.ajsX’rKi.'dS;w ■» ■ that socialism will be alive issue i.- the wherever he may go.* and that good United States. The hogishness of tru. ta. health may be restored to Miss Bernie. . -■> WM.rt.Bnoooo.. I L H. RANDALL, we carry in .. Shoes and Oxfords In all the “NEW” Color EASTER BUYERS Win be Interested , In the NewjCnU we otter lor THEIR In. spectlon. Wm. Martin formerly of this place i Mrs. E. Warner is in Dowling visit- “THE AMERICAN LADY” SHOE, oS °f«e| "a”esake’ CAN’T BE BEAT. Wonderful values m Men* SHres»»' xfords. Button, Lace, Black and Tan, of every descri ,tion. Everything my guarantee as well as that of the maker. ‘ c. H. OSBORN, Always Open Evenings. East Main Street. �--------- - —--------------- Hastings banner, april so, 1905. 3 UH III MONTANA I tav. iMmed wry litUr yet ot the topography of the count ry beyond the ' alley. To the north-feast arothe Bad 1 ______ ywomnwetmtn wm, Lands with their many places of inter­ ™pi™' it would bepoeolble to imitate est. I have heard of a small lake there, th« Jew. of „Wra „d ^ve . 4 c. uiplctc stock of Fishing Tackle. The biggest line of skirted by petrified Stamps of trees, garden on tbs mot. if the leaching uf borne day I will make ah excursion to ' I r1-vdt•Tire - »ld Supplies ever shown In the City of Hastings. each-. ’ i , ■ 4’ - ^•tervthroaKh the roof could be them, Northwest are plains contain. .$1.50 Casting poles from$1 to $5,00 indured; but even then to think seri■i^jng many elevations called buttes. 1 3)Single' •*' J ‘' 1.75 Jointed fly rods..... . ..85c to $5.00 „ onsly of god, an undert^i^ wr single , \'v vfftwhich slope abruptly from the plains , Fishing lines5c to 1.50 would have to irrigate, which would ... 2.69 Casting minnows35c to $1 ■ Id a height of fifty feet or more_ end. Spoon hooks and baits.... 10c to $ 1 ’’Si, J?° fccaad<*ree of.efigta^ring ! ingjn a broad level summit. Here is • । l.f ' l '".■I'.reprodf Trout flys and fly spoons.. .3 to 50c ... 2-59 will. The only door is »<> )ow that n the largest range in-'the country, I am Reels, the best makes,.. 25c to$10. . .. 2.39 person of average height must stoop in ■ told, three-hundred miles long and one- I 1(1 Double tu.x Nice 10 qt minnow pall with .2 50 to 3.50 , l*«»ng through. The advantage and huhdrecl wide—the common pastures 0U*’ «rt‘ . . jLcid bars float, the best made, atis -$’c w'",“ V’ar;.' intention of. such a door. I imagine. of many sheep herders and ranchmen. 1 Tackle boxee. .’.25c to $1.50 .A 29c . 1.55 . All kinds of wcedless hooks. j though there is ample room for one of • Moat of the cattle owners have already 2.15 Fine line of knives at....25c to $1. , proper height, is to remind ttie instep- ’ turned their cattle pqt to range, 1 .;;e«nber dur Free Guessing Contest. ping teacher of the humility of his ' where th«y are free to roam until the pueition, that in addition to bumping round-up in the fall. heads of pupilxthe teacher i« constant­ I have thus described the country as ' ly in danger of the xume punishment. my limited oliservation hax permitted. a--=. , I or to excite the mind of the tmeher to1 I consider ' this a land of opportunity i gpooooocKX.-.-.aoooooooooo found BODY OF PAUL JONES । a proper or rather improper animation. for the young who are willing to hustle. | -4 1 ® --------[.often times productive, of grave As a rule the residents are easy going. | Remains to Be Brought from France ' d° ,nJnr>‘ to something. Money piuwes freely. But it is truer | And Will Rest In the United States » «i‘eve that doorway actually here than in the east that young men ; f 1 ‘ ■ “‘mmtahes* a sympathetic . side in the must have gond character and thrifty | EtatyAra.-ncun Mas thrill of pridoiuuche,-, nunir.-, which after the habits. Here once allured into the at th.- meat .m of tta. name of that gal- ,hock h i>v«r quite prutcet, ths child saloons and 'gambler’s lairs, he. is1 >"h .OO,m'S? F ! fmm 1U“ I know that i almout-sure to meet a fate much more I John 1 uni Jonsk He died '■> Fraud ^tieuco is .h,ruin,xxi ftom ektaritae.. j ...nl Jef .tare than too year, ago. Utriy then, j ,„d nw^. ,lwrt bfl^,: th. paiui sudden and mcn-ileiw than befalls ope ; No Easter costume will be complete .j .mnoance where, lawlesness is not so open.' So I , has teffl n 'novtuent. to ti.ul h.» n-mains ■ »t„ield|y i„dnral t;,r want pf an J.purwithout a pair of gloves to harmonize Veen thorfeel justified in saying that here lalwr <| remodel»,,J hrtog Uwm.tn the eouutn- whirl, .unity to gin, oral .,-apr.w.iou to the with the general color effect. Our new' earns double and economy saves double ! hr served ta.th ,ueh n.gual alitlny and thoughts Tl..- ^nip.u.m would ta what it is possible to in Michigan. ; spring assortment embraces every .ievonon. Ambaamdor ftwtef. who'a credit to any rural whw.l The imaginable shade, in tans, browns, Never before have we ever offered while in idle pleasure. The savings of ; irdlf will be rei.roeat, thi. country at Paris was ln„ „tahli,),n fro.. ul..i .mifor,,, modes, champagne and pearl, together such a variety of Parasols as we are at month can lie Mj'nandcrtsi in a day. • ••arpfitl aiteu<*c>mintaNionMl to find the burial .place houks. i Trusting that what I have 'been able ' with black and white. showing this season, from.the plain col­ .• dtit promptof Admiral .1on«i, and if possible sc-- The cUmatu «very dry. The night, to write will interest and pleAse you, i ors in Coaching Parasob to the better ij #**»•• ' earn the Issly and have it <ent lo lh\ ari. roW „ld Btiu. tVil>,u w„„. 1 am w-itli best regards. Price per Pair $1 and $1.5Ot grade of Silk Parasols. TRY OUR COLE BOILED LOINS. laud. Amltawddor porter has been ually thnjngh tta dav. Scateeiy «... Vours sincerely, •ausage sn.-o-s.tul in his s,-arch. the location of , mow M1 ]„»( winter.' It is sprinkling • ' Cluw. A. Hills We mBt' the grave and tta irt.lentific.tion of now the first ran. drain of tta Iring tta- remains tamg conclusively estab- : The ground is so iw.-he.l ths. upon J.T. PIERSON AND SON lished. When the leaden cotlln was . tta arid i plains only tl.- wigb' and ..psmed. the body was found to ta care- ■ cacti manifest a sign of lift-. Even Have Met with Splendid Success in .ally im-kwl and wrapped in tin foil, tta tops of tta cotton wood. ..tang the Their Business in This Cjty. 0 m| J. «e.e rr.Rrop. Q presamably for sea transportation as! Yellowstone knee partis- died of thinrt French’s White Lilly Flour, 25 lb sack X ( - .’t-i: -streets, g A few years ago Mr. J. T. Pearson ! ii'.dicated in a Inter of ■ the Admiral's i wtau tta river 1... .tan so low is not 3 m. — HASTINGS. Q ?5c Hastings Dictator Flour, 25 lb sack.. .* located in the village of Irving and ; friend and pall hearer. Col. Blackdeu. within the rlctabctl.m of the oldest o Fncne Z3b. muhiuan. p Ix^xxxxxjoc.^.^Kxxopoooo^ who at the time; of the fnnreal said. I .wttlnra Only the stuhlilo of last vein. conducted a general merchandise bnsi-1 25c 14 bars Acorn Soap for. ness. He was "at himself" all. the ■ ■His body was per in a leaden collin thin growth [of igraas rwm.liw. Ttaso that in ease the United .Stalos. , herdsmen finfi difficulty in obtaining time, and by careful attention to its ; deaita, honorable dealings and enter1 which he bad ta easenCially served. ; water for tS«ir h«udsof sbe<qr upon the prise, was greatly prospered. Hixson ■'..... .................................................. ............ Thnjeboie .should claim hbi n«miiins. they, might J nVuge. landwajw leks a. Morris was given the benefit of a be more easily trumqiorteL Every ' though suiflf-F' otiorehing wind hod; good business training under his i juitriotic American will rejoice that Ulightwl erdr^tfling. father’s* direction. Having expanded 1 the Ixxly uf this naval hero "is at lust ' ■ A large irrigating ditch a mile away his trade at Irving to the limit* and • to rejxjse in the hind he loved and for i» ’ about completed. Some water in feeling that, he. .wished to be where I which he fought; although at the time running through it »uw. ,ZTh<i work ia : of th'* revoliitioiiary struggle he was twenty-two milew long and average* there was ample ^opportunity to build i tip a larger and growing business in the«ub>ct uf another couniry. ulxjut fourteen fort in width at the , a growing field. Mr. Pierson looked • bottom. Tliis would seem to l» a gi- , about for a new location, “.and found SOUND. STRONG.SUCCESSFUL gniitic project; but dik» s nre construct- , just what suited him in this city, pur-[ rd on either mde [from- the excavated dialing of U 11 Stauffer the latter's The Hastings City Bank Has Greatly dirt thus, alxjut on" third of the laltor ; flourishing general merchandise buslProspered and Deserved To Do So. a to expended, that -would be, if it were nrstt~4^e associated with him his son No bank itf Michigan -to more con­ for drainage. In a few' yearn tbis Morris under the firm name of J. T. servatively or ruqefaliy managed than valley will he an Eden in comparison Pierson * 8on. That Messrs. Pierson T,.i?ciit il;ii:rtra!-s my new the Hasting* City Bank. . Ita capital to what it nuw ds. Jfnmerons oppor& Son made no mistake in their calcu­ cirthM of fitting glasses of $7.\U(M). and the >nlditional stock­ ! tunitiea are opening np with the lations is evidenced by their splendid holders Imblity to 4eij>aaitons of ?7.‘>.(>W ■ ditch, especially for those who have ; success in nut only holding, the trade RETINOS COPY more, make its neaworcpB for the pro- some capital. kNew Mures could pros­ their predecessor enjoyed but in add­ RfcquiM uq 'p..;.-:/ins to find tvMuu of depqsitoni the largest of any per in a little while, many buildings ing tn it. Careful attention to the business, an accomodating bourse to th- tefraltii- erfpr, makes bank in the copniy. it pays 8 percent will lk» erected(Tame is becoming scarce. It is un­ their customers, keeping an up-to-date compounded semi annually, on savings fittiug -’■’.Mr. dejHwita. Ita directors are among the lawful to kill many kinds of game at stock and selling at reasonable prices, most successful business men of. th is any time, and an annual licence of ond these epuditiys and hustling, and doing dollar is all residents before city and county, i It is a strong, safe, what they say, will account furrenuiradof the ] they can hunt afifl fish legally. Sage line record they have made. conservative brink with a successful I OHkm It deserws the strung hold it ' • hens and prairie chickens are plentiful, caret-r. lias ujion the confidence of the people Prairie dogs arc innumerable. A Bruises can be removed -from fine of Burry county. The announcement *bounty of ten cento a head running .of-th to well known institution will de for three yeara nearly drained the furniture by means uf what In known TAILOR the steaming county treasuries and had to be repeal- In the cabinet trade found elsewhere in this issue. process, and any intelligent i»erson can ; cd.Z Men made it a profitable businefs Pitiltt mtntr, Prt»l4«t. MADE SUIT. do It by exercising n reasonable | for”the time. 1 think the only way of Sunning the baby to the latent' thing extermination • is to import some amount of care. The objec., of > ,“rxe. Is to raise the grain of the wood to 1 R. B. Itlustr. UktPrti. In baby .culture. i Xu .bousehobl Is t»p u to think poor to iwasesk nie c< these patent nd- Irgorottes fl think they apell it) from the same level ns before the damage. jlout a new ■ve all the the Philippine*, turn them l<xx*‘ and Take a piece of wet felt or heavy flan­ justable sun parlors. H. B. BiMkrwn. Cashkr. •an make nel about the sisO of the dent to be They are unde iof-aoine kind <jf hard let them glut their’ aplite for dog removed and a hot Iron. Lay the felt.. wood and built by the carpenter to ex­ flesh upon these cousins of the wood­ i>n the dainne^l spot and apply the । Perhaps the Ix-cf trust could tend bfiyond the window. The top r.nd chuck. Iron so a i to ? ike. the wood hot with from $20.00 up sides of the little {platform are covered to- interested in manufacturing a new the steam, itejwaf the process until with glass. and strips of carpet are laid brand of “deviled ham" out of prairie . the grain of the v.-oixl lias risen some- , oii the floor to stop up any cracks theh? dogs. I have endeavored, to secure a what higher (uin tk<‘ rest of the sur may !«?. No matter how fiercely the Specimen with a shotgun bu\h*vc fail. face. Allow it t > dry for some hours. । winds may blow or how low the tlx-r^ Directors cd. A rifle is tta? onlyeffertnal weaiwq. Sandpaper It . with . fits nicef. mometcr may sink, tin- suu parlor Is al­ Some time-fin strolling over the prairie smooth’ then refuMi. If this lM>ropprf Some times insiruiiiug'd.G prc:r:;: ~ . ........ ; ; LO0I1| BETTE.il ways ready for thi? lutby. . . . . ... . his |y done t'ro surface will be U.te ne.v a jack-rabbit will lx* rtartled fn.ni his ly done tee snrfm-e will Ik. IM, i e. Ebatcr mawr. a’ pillow Is piai-ed on the carpeted, nt /X 'Very luird I hav«J shot - twice M *” • ,ul - 1 wood will xii.-cumb to this • t i dhliiZ. door, then the baby is warmly dressed concealment. one wUh B-Bsltut and always hit tee treatment, Jrnt *»» R. B. messtr, • wh*t I -----------------and well covered for its morning «>r one with B-B »h<>t and always hit teu than ■w.-xh’s like mahogany or black . ■ risJr^ -The VT-t. .. t.> aS iu cunldn tl t. ' nnernwn nap. Matheys who have tried . Russians R. C. Trtnth. walnut. _ tills method’of wnntng sunning the tartfr butfr are this method an- outrun a pM-k-rabbit. They lx>uml boasting nf the gain In weight and i . tiimenduons sjiet-d that , m. £.€»*, .health . . and. .have the jiruud —« — i , A celebrated German bhyitolah’s i satisfaction makes pursuit oven on Iwirse back fu- , D. S. RoMvcar, of knowing they iwe strictly up to date. tile, Burney Oldfield could bent all the redpe widt h Is said to re-tore the roloe _•! to gray hair after IBm-i is to ghe Mil I —Philadelphia ----• . Ib-cord. ; . world’s automobile rccqnhjif he would L»kc Ulatcrs, nhur iin»! iron Internally and by anoint­ . ■>.<. only «on» » ioU-mbHt ..ml follow ing the scalp with yolk of egg. A hair JI. JI. Jfmlcrsow. All tbei»-.lfous •iklntmlug and strali< pace. j _________________ • restorer Is made from one dram of sulI phnte of iron, one-half drum of suling of soup can brt uvdlded If one take* ■ phume, vne ounce of tincture of jabothe precaution to put h> n amaU unpeul, randl, four drams each of extract of ed onion at the very Htnrt and permit ; rosemary and extract of tfcyme, , one . It to remain until ine Is ready, to thick.... ounce, enc each wplrlt* and gtycglye- ; tn the aaup. When lifted out. it will be f a1 I oauc( h of rectified splrlto . .. pint - I... «< r..r’ '..lllnw rtnwnr • foumUlial ttilf. Vta'-tolil. ha. "vrv.J a« 'Ty. 14-^plf .,rtn nn<l. one-bnlf a magnet to draw r, Ita'lt nil tta floatJ.U ,mtw. AM the Iron to the MriU»« t Ue for the Ing wallment. leaving the troth a» clonr _h,t lt'what it does—COH- ctyCertn to Uf fltrncta and JhKTOre, .. I! t:oronly a. cryatol, ,-et In nowlM Impairing Its “ blood-curlfyinrr, Mhe aul|fl>ume m the tartBrned water, Fishing Tackle sBS. Easter Offerings If you hav^ put off the buying of your ■ Easter Costume and Furnishings until now, a selection from our superb stock will fulfill in every detail your most ex­ acting demands. W. j. MICHAEL & SON, Easter Offerings i The People's ;Mcat Market foryoya Silk Parasols Hid Gloves Special aii Saturday colora 1 42Q liOO Watch A.d Next Week J.T. Pierson&Son Hastings, Mich The People’s Store $75,000.00 Capital Surplus :: $25,000.00. F. R. Pone oast. Your BEST Help When you need it .will be a Good BANK ACCOUNT. ONE DOLLAR starts such an account with the Hastings City Bank E I unn Famous Heme Made BREAD! 5c a Loaf Wr.alfohm, " Mother- Bread Quaker BreaU Bfadts Fined < *5'1 box gomir. . IOC SC wolatee, ' m aii sine rd: * *wm Dinner lor 15 Ceirte. IXf10 e*KERY. L * c^m“; hrw. *3 a Day Sure Interest compounded nually at 3 per cent. Peculiar Semi-an­ Interest nonrisbmg qnality. 1 . ' — . caiMury*. S jchimneys taX lamp from To prevent cracking wrap but entirely In a cloth; place them “ together In a kettle and i cover with tatt coM water Bring the wat#r to a boll, co*•' fifteen mlnutea tlnue the heat teu or] and then cooT off. ByJXt,e.T<^ ; they lire toughen**! d 1 uarr IntnD heat. ' I nr its PNEUMONIA IS ROpBED °F IT TERRORS. / . tailing the bast bloodjuruying, ■ Bitters. ,lnit „1Iturv to tn alterative and tomo substances and the araoart. mid =. .t- ."-1... laMly unite »h«m ttam lo the the effecting the most radical and per­ third. Apply W, scalp nnO hair nightly ^nent cures o! all humors and j with massage. > (1 wupUonfl, relieving week, tired, ( languid feelings, and building up ; the whole eyatem—ia true only of Hood's Sarsaparilla No other medicine acte like it, no other medicine has done so mini real, autatantnd good, no other medicine has refltc.no health -T wm troubled with •erofuls and owns eus the lungs. If tak® in time it will -j[.utata WM trouble with rorrwu-ntantal «roruu « prevent an attack of pCeumonm. Re- .s«to«ta<w | fuse substitutes. Soldjby YV. H. (Mod- | year, the druggist. , ______ fin*ado we will ex■l« tr®*n'tor we guarantee «Aii™?7 dv'* thco fc lJ o.n « Ham. . A lw<W. Ukc « eima. 1" »“ educator. It bn. »u ollilcol nad .i.lrtluul luilupoc commcuHuhtu- with »• economic . 'value. With the ucbool ot ttioug™. now , «>mewl>ut tn evldeuw. which- would Mud the raothvm out Into Luetnwu and ' nrotcmdoaol life, “tonn out" the tables. . tn nurwrita an.1 Mcb the food supply (torn u cooiwrotlee Utcbem we taro little In common. The r.rnlly, united nnd ennctlhed bjr a happy tamcmnklnj. I |. the unit of eocletp ami the bulwrt of home buHdDI the UJU nation. unwM. Ou w«b --r- the Inn'‘ simple Simple ruralahlnga ruml.hlng. are ore Iba tta talflbt beljt . Um .. _ _______ «Hau Urv-fnr anil of eaahlou now. end Uw doctor and the the or raauiou — . -t.— .io.. Drencher rise »,r» up and andcall call tliem them blessed. blcasad. Practice the simple life and have a borne.—Good Housekeeping Paid on Savings Deposits. money to Loan Your money WORKS for you while you sleep. <You can add to it while you are awake. It will be the reserve fund that will give you a comfortable feeling of INDEPENDENCE. on Real estate -Security No better time to start a Savings Account than right NOW. �HASTINGS BANNER, APfilL 80. IMSPLANT A TREE ■ A place of rare interest to urni»holo- I 1 gists is a herons’ rookery, on'the bank ! of the Kalamazoo river, just west of ’ . Friday April 28th Is Designated by Augusta. There are now only a few------------------------- ------------------------ - —— the Governor as Arbor Day. nrating place* left in Michigan of the Um! BANNER’S portion with re­ : Governor Warner has officially pro­ great blue heron, and this is one of sjiect to primary reform is well known. claimed Friday April 28th as Arbor J them. It is made more interesting We believeThe Glasgow bil|, on which Day. He requests the residents of city j from the fact that The others are inaces- vve comment elsewhere, would be far and country, by precept and example, to j sable swamps, while this oue can be more efficacious in promoting pure turn aside from tbe ordinary duties of easily reached and inspected by the . primaries and securing fair nomina­ life “and inculcate lessons relating to , bird student, being only a short dja- j tions. But we rrejMJct tbe convictions the teanty and nsefulnaw of fometo to • tance from the interurban, getting off' of any man who does not agree with humanity by planting trees and pubile nt the Hewhtt switch. The birds of us. We respect Representative Schantx this colony 40 in-number returned last for voting in favor of the house pri- discussions of tbe subject of forestry. ’ * He recommends appropriate exercises ' week and have commenced rebuild; xnary reform bill if ho believed in it ana nave commenceu reouuu- mary rerorm mu » uO ing tuexr their UC3«® nests to summer,. ■ auu and felt represented :_f „r frnr' w be mc used u-nxrij this Mixa ouioutav. gc*i- that ku<M, he .wj-. u— — the —— wish — —— 'T’K always build tn 4. sycamore trues. | rofr tbe majorityofhi« entente. He _ They hisrnnxti constientente. He ftn“ usMnlness of tne trues. । as the color of the bark and tHb.tint of was doing his duty and acting within. JUNIORS WIN FROM WINNERS ( the leaves harmofiizes with the plum- his rights when he voted AYE on pri-The Juniors and Winners base ball I age of the birds and protects them in mary reform. And though we dissent ! their newts. They lay. from three to radically from the primary election teams crowed bats Saturday forenoon, SCHANTZ STOOD PAT At a Small Cost. -- —_ — ft oc iiyuuujr avurca. but can not afford Ut pay the custom tailors e have solved thia problem for, you. The clothind wc are offerin,f Pomcm all the requirenkents that make them desirable. They arc eut in the very latest styles. They are tailored from the best and nobbiest fabrics. The work- witkin the reach of all. The name on these fine clothes u their guar- \Vc arc displaying hundreds of different styles; atnpea, checks, plaids and every con­ ceivable, effective combination of weave is here your immediate fit. $10 to $25 C. H. OSBORN Dr. Donald McDonald I The Well Known Specialist Southwestern Michigan ISjCOMINGl THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. , four bluish green eggs, ! tan-, w larger than a plan of making nominations, we stand . —itatta right rf . reprrerotatlre of tta * -loM. tta «re MtadtngIS to people of Barry conntv to rote hi, own ! In favor of tta Junto™. Onroey burn-M wnrictiow aid to reperewnt c'*1'r taodr,! ont.oork acrew apit-talla Shari™ stiegman. a fanner four no- . wh>t ,o 01r wi>h lhl, for tta Jnnion. while Hany Wood l« raot of Lake Odeeaa. drove to town him We pri)U„ I mowed down tta Junior, with curve, t nday and tarame tnloycated. |n „<] twiriere- hnt not enough to-wln. । Shortly after he left town on his way | .... ... I - -------------------------— his effort to coeree a legislator. His | ! home that night his team ran away. TRUTH TRIUMPHS sense of official decency and propriety ’.He was thrown out and the heavy must lx- very obtuse if nut wholly lack-! ! wagon jNuwed over bis head. His jajv । ? ing. We are glad KcpmwRtative Hastings Citizens Testify for the ; was broken and his Meuli , crushed, j ' Schantz paid ho heed to him. Public Benefit. I Later on he was found lying in the road ' A truthful statement of a llastiugH I and taken to a nearby house. He can- i But ought the mutter to stop there? Can Gbvernor Warnet afford to have in citizen, given in his own words should I nut recover. Steigman is wriF to do blioOrtali’tanily. ouu. who <!<.« mH cS’,r.boU,,'!* ; but uui addicted Buuiiu-u to drink, uritut. and luiu his ms name uainv merits oi JAOsn a Kianey 1 ms. .it you i w. prah-d « .11 tta «k«.n. in t««. >«“>'' -<*«■ ttan to du „ IM. B,,„„ frow nerr0UH1K., K,.* ♦*.«. ------1 <1W ’ Governor Warner cannot be held sleeplessness, urinary disorders or any but notwithstanding this he managed urrountablc for the acts of his ofiicials form of kidney ills, the cure is at hand, to procure liquor somewhere. which he does not know or sanction. , Headlbis: ,, , . . , . , ... « - * I John-Mate, blacksmith, of Grand St, . lint ta mmt know whirt thi. oihviri , „y,. .roI ,|, off „d „n j „„ g Robert E. Jacks an employe of tl e has done. He xnust know that it is a troubled with my back, no doubt Dayton Folding Box Co.. uf Allegan. | m-yst discreditable action on the part brought on by horseshoeing. At first । was fatally scalded at the mill • last of a irum who is the holder of an office ’ |fc.was a Pftlu j**. do*jn ,mT For Childreji To aucceed rheaTZ?* muKhive plenty of jrt.J* Me,«trenph. HovhhX’ the children ? Arc ^.delicate? Dojf'*’ Ayer a Sirsap,^^? know it miles the •nd rich, tnd bulku un*! general heilth in even ® Tbe «Miei^ r»CMt tian * •'» la A •ers%£ Until further no-: tlce we will de.i liver Lehigh 2*. Coal in ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. Tl„. g,.neral Tore of W. R I klomta,jutf Won noon. 11.- wm, on t„ which tta mnemor appolnW him. i''clun”° o*°v 2l ita^m^'d”’ Here „„ dretroyed and a number of■ ■ u scaffold over one of the large vats ! He ought to lose no time in rebuking though I used every remedy which w.axlen .tore buildings. A brick wallI : where the straw is boiled and in such tniseonduct and utterly repndiat- came to my notice I was unable to, I some way lost his balance and fell in- ing ing sudli such aa cunraconr»* by by cneuf <neuf bis bis officials, officials. i check ^eck the the cause, cause, let let atone atone remove remove it. iu fnr”“’r I’bWrewof the fire to the ImiliDg water below. He wiw We -say this in all kindness ft. MATTHliWS&Ctt ' taking ’s Kidney to Governor Finally I began J? W* Doan 5^ Goodyear's but aa It was tbe lore will roach Mb • ■ iUllw. procured at W. H. Goodyear's Martoo Matti,.-*. ' • rescued as warn as possible but was Warner, whom we i>er»jnally regard drug store. I have not feit theipain drugstore. 1 have not felt th ’iu (kju. PHONE IV4, ■ futally burned before he could lie tak- very higlily, and who nve believe de- my since. myba-k bakto to amount amount to to anything anythii -----<tot sires nu«t of all and first of all the wel- I’ am always pleared to say a Word Jn tv,., a.^si* ** , ! favor of Doan’s Kidney Pills.” °"°M ’ ----------* fare and progre» of this state. But For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts. , J““ *‘‘“V ““ There-an' Almeda Weeks,one uf the pioneers of when one of his satellitea, by impliCa- Foster Milburn Co.,Buffalo, New York, R. S. HARTER, M.D., ",“rder, ,nedthreat of administra- tole agents foi the United States. ' Ionia, died at her home at Cook’s Cur- : tion. gives out “a ** ' ™ontville. the Smith . lion opposition to a legislator's pet bill 1, nen* at the age <rf N4. . ■ Remember the name -Doan's -and case of Biiton Rapids and the JefiksJ ♦SHOPPING DON’TS. windows. Neverless. the burglars in order to coerce that legislator into take no pther. case of Grand Ledge. There are also violating his conviction* and his emth went in during the night and removal I 80 pieces of silk. No window’ was a number of other cinninnl cases and of office, thrin tlmt satellite should be Don't try t-i do too much In n day. ! Broken nor door disttirl«d, so the bur- tweljve divorce cases. I Don't v ei - a iratling skirt to'sh »p In. eclinsed. and the eclipse should l» glare must Bare-entered the front door . , Don’t mik«- n list of articles and then total and final. And for the good <if The. only newspaper published in the ; leave ft-hqme in your desk-. ■ the state it might to be suon. ’ ' j with a skeleton, key and relocked it. I The burglars also entered Charks Ash- Bul^rian language iy the United . Don't *4-lng your juinie recUetsly. ' I by's installment house and Klocking's States is edited by S. J. *- -4ihnoink<.ff. -tihoomkuff. Others may care for- It If you don't. Roavra Euay. i He will be in ■ second-hand store, where the losses are living near Hopkins Station? It al­ i Don't drag the little children around People who were present smiled at My competitors lay down when it dome- b> the nric-ao .' not .yet figured. - - ,-aa.j a^.n rc,M, J!’ a circulation of over PX) and To get necessary twh with you-<m tbe wearisome purchasing the little pMsqge of arnjs which took ■ STEEL STOCK TANKS and say. place between two young ladle* at a I broke into Hurtle’s blacksmith «n>wipg rapidly. It is a semi- | tour. “I don’t see bow that fellow can sell them at tie prio1’0^5/ I m«Dthly publication. ,,1 Don't let your generous Incline tions • luncheon recently. One of them, a > At Parker House , do vtolence to your financial limltu- bride, shaking hands In her character- : hedoes." And it is about the sam>- >u uther goods a---------: latically cordial way. said to tbe oth- : tlana. ’ For instance on Steel Frame Harrows and all . A feeling against a number of Italian ’7^ * raipt rov, a Don't warn wxtlk mne» tulles to to sav^ a f^r few pen pen- er: •‘I'm so glad to meet you! You ' have afforded me so very much amuseSteel Plows. Then there are Steel Ranges also laborers who had crowded out Anwri- vi„ J?,!?* ,WednWday de-, nles. Shoes, strength nnd nerves coat |pent just lately.” buggies and wagons. W I can labor on railroad work in the yards 5 U 'V 8ecor^ bettei*, money. , . ,»1KrT‘°'- The “cetin, wa. L„..’t. get cross „„„ at „ the o,.. store attend­ . •'Amusement7” said the other. j at Grand Ledge, culminated in a riot I e moetln $ WM Don a wood hub wagon wheel - with io Tro ' Oeg day 0^7 €.,acl? month. Ofllce DID YOU See * -:-ht in cehirh miM I| euccCB8fu succeBStui* as the Pere Marquette offi- •j ants if If they reem reein allgbtlv nightly languid, for K , ‘ Oh. . yes,” . wept on tbe bride. • ----Come in and look them ov«r. Call and U-l me diav tam.! 1. m. £ 4 p. nt. ! 6n ™-' KW, tiSSd. ptilirad. -m. CW J<Uy l * hSW B ncw w bedu,e to b,lvc tronb ’ '* *•*" ‘h™0* 7? ba’b?Dd B ,de“k ““’J -j.i. a..— i j a n(?w to j they Lave troubh.il as well ” uh Tou. you. EVER you Something. i—a > Mau. i----- -«« nuuzecL -ine i_t__ > ’ * ■ nave read all bin old love letters. 1 take effect May .1. Don't forget to take along a bag In J fouiul several very affectionate letters j Couoltatltm, Examination and Adrlee Iudiln5 „„ u lm(, which to put the small parcels; then , from you. hnd 1 enjoyed reading them | F,ee' I town, which they have done, In the you will not be minus several st tbo . really ever so much.” 1st Door North of Hotel Barry. HASTINGS, MIC« Orin Robinson, of Battle Creek, close of the day.—Chicago News. Dka frac“ Zono Wdb W“ 81101 “ the “™. ”I*m so glad you enjoyed them," re bum. Htieiunsive practire an5 Sa- 1 Thc were attacked in a house charged by Mrs. Cleo Reid with having piled the other. "But do coma and sev 1. perior Knowledge enables him to cure | they have been occupying near the thrown carbolic acid on her face, inc very soon. Here la my curd. I . does not neceral- have the answers to all those letters, ’ I************************ ***■***%•*« every curable disease. All Chronic . freight depot. They were thoroughly causing several severe burns, was 1 To 1x1 wel1 »' riuUUnx. It rath- and you might like to read them ns | 8!iTXiSfb2!K with water and considerably iJared under arrett lari night by Can- U,c blood, skin, heart, lungs, liver, stomacb ' . ■ *u;r. vi er ro^nns » few w|(hthings carefully cbooeu I well. Mr. X/s letters are so much | kidneys, bladder and bowels scientifi frightened. Some of the foreigner tain McCarthy anil Patrolman Ely. more affectionate than those 1 wrote to j- J cally and successfully treated. Di were employed by tbe Pere Marquette, «—•• , well fitting gown is worth more than a him. I know yoo’U enjoy reading them ] McDonald pays special attention to and it Is said that the company* ill i • . . half dozen indifferent ones, no matter Grand tadge » try,nK to »ran-the Khnt Bu( ([ thm ever so much more than you did ’ ’ catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Throat „„ .4,. ' • and Lung Pisoasea. Chronic Diseases c»■“!“« •“ mrertigatum with a view । loettitaot tbe Crawford Chair Co.. ntu,t 1,|raty 0, tlre ||nl„ h„t necM_ :, mine.” peculiar to women, Nervous and ITiysi, °* arresting the leaders of the attackJ-. Canwhich Wds recently incorporated with , Mry thlngs thnt dlsttoguWf.tbo well j Huviug purchased the stock of 'I cal Debiiiiy, S^UlDfttiatD, paralysla I ing party. , a capital stock of $110,000. The com-; groomed woimih from tbe frump. It Is • .f F. G. .Neuralgia, and all Chronic and Nervous ] dies, Fruits, Nuta and Canned '• Walking on_vtin ’ outskirts- ~ of Bolton I $ pany will utttploy 100 men for the manthe old Itfiljy of (be small details of ol „. .„ ------Diseases of Men, Women and ChildutarturiM bt high grade chain. I "to* <"•«£ departtw-nt ur Uta 1. tallt j ,m„, | Beamer, I wish to announce thai it "ill be ray ran. No matter what your disease A couple of burglaries took place in ' aim to not only keep up tlje sto- k t.> it- ptufeii t B1S^r ’ Plainwell last Friday night though in .■ up—the absence of good results when . ... . । * high standard, but add to it as trade "arraats. \ U. I tlw-y are neglected and the traturforina- Ita otaemd that they MaSrta i I There k Hone-Then Bo neUher C4U * w,ls any of value 1 Tbe Virginia Plrli Honor, a large Him canoed by brooking them up- We I motion taforo' rel.-t.lne * uX < 1 nere is mhi nope i Den vo Grand Indiana 1 cordlOl, Invite my friends to pisr me . I mimmer hotel nt Maratawu,wao tanrnd °t><-n target ttalr power, but they tare gn)Uml i„,,a|rtn. Into tho'earae i buidlinc the beet of roods, .nd selling at * H-.e-usMe Not Despair depot WHS entered by a window, the profit, 1 hope to merit my portion . f th, if iwu. i.six to the ground Thnmday morning. It • «V •< »*• our elbow, till wo tataj iat “ ri^tly turuwl ■„ „ppu.lt. j j but consult Dr. McDonald and get a »ash of which w:u» pried np with a w„ one ot tta larg« and tari holul, ■JU.".’ ■ ■ -=—T. Give Me a Call correct diagnosis of your disease and chisel* and a trunk belonging to-a man on the bay. It was built five years ago, 2taveler. which caused them to revolve in fall- . i Hartings, fee) assured that the doctor knows cor Carter, who has buen stopping rootlsr nf.fl vnn If vnn nr# rnr. . ’ . rectly xwi.wf what alts you. If you are curat a com of mOOb. A c,^_r I ‘“X The ld«> of m.klng . w-rew proMich. rable, he will cure you. Those unable here a few days, was broken open, and I pellcr on this principle at once occur- ! f ----I Place three tablespooiifuls uf rice in to call, write for symptom blank. a pair of boots and some other articles red to him. i S Third door foalh ft I'.0 Successor to F. G. Beamer. While taking down an old building I a double boiler over the fire; add u pint Correspondence strictly canfideatial. of clothing taken. The residence of tGalyuul, a natural philosopher of ' J _________________ j. W. Hicks was also opened by a win­ at Eaton Rapids Tuesday. Lyman 1015 a bolf ot Inllk “nd half n pint of Italy, was dlasectlug a dead frog one wwmwmwuwwwww Address, dow-pried open in the same maimer Hunt was caught under falling timber c”>am- R«n»on with half a tcaspoonful day while a pnpll was making cxj>eri- j- ------ — anil iratantly crualittl to death. C. H. of ,“*• f0" Ublrapo-mful. of augar Dr- Donald McDonald ,, as the other—and the burglars rum­ - . . .... and a tenspoonful uf extract of vanilla. meats in electricity by his side. Ho ■ THE^SPEClALIBT. maged around in the pantry, but seem Jackson, who was helping him, was i Cover the kettle and let the rice cook In observed that the mufcles of tbe frog, "•trW With that “never-brcak starch,” we are tie* i ' the milk until It Is soft; then turn tlic being exposM, gqve signs of motion 1 248 and250 Eut Fulton Str, . nut to have taken anything but a pail badly injured but will recover. ,|r » llurM. J} can be folded as clone as a piece of paper and rjerci li’srvoW Grand Rapids, Mich full of eggs and a can of fruit I whole Into a well buttered pudding whenever the nerves came In contact ; your linen will retain ita shape and will stand pt-ii-p ---------*._------——w.w. The ministeriiU •lliuoo of K^arn.- ----Jbh;. S™'" lltd'—outtnett over the top. with the scopeL Galvani discovered able to wear and saves tbe goods, See? the existence of a new principle In , ■ , .« , . , R»Hti/l tta* (Itfili —.I. oven, ..and ..^ stand tthe dish In tn na mwl., moderate xoo, including the clergymen of the Henry Seaman, of East Leroy, a far­ let the pudding bake until It Is like a , this phenomenon and originated the > methodbt, baptist, reformixi. presbythick cream and Is a light brown over j fertile branch of physics known by mer about 50 years old, was held up er>an and several independant churches the top. Do not let it bake too long. A I the name of galvanism. Tuesday night, robbed of his purse and' has begun a crusade against prize­ few raisins added to the pudding be- । his face beaten to a pulp, in Battle fighting in that city. fore placing It In the oven will Improve .Creek. The crime occured on it Serve cold'with currant jelly. IfllllUL Hti Jackson street, in the_business district, Having started my Planing and the assailants were a negro and a i The contract for the new Portland Mill east of the Table factory female companion. No two men could town hall will be soon let and the I wish tn announce that I am When you have a handsome serving now prepared to do all kinds of J have been morq brutal in their treat- ; woric begun at once. The building is' tray In burnt or lacquered wood, one [ ment of their victim. John Hofakcr | to be 40x200 feet and two stories high on which every stain shown ami which or Do They Frighten You 7 ♦ I saw the assault and ran into a restau- and is to be erected at a cost of $5,000. Is yet so pretty to hand n glass of wine | rant to call the police. \Yhen he came or water or n blm-tift. have n piece of There ia no xcmod why any ordinarr ’ X ---------------mortal should not mt^ytlS Z glass fitted to the bottom. Any glaaler lortnl abould rv.t __ . ry I । out the assailants had fled and Seaman Make all kinds of The private l>ank of M. L. Stewart can cut n piece correctly by exact ! cKx*«-—if l»c chews it carefully * . | lay semi-conscious on the frids walk. For the convenience of thoae who wish to otder all - - 1 pi ♦ & Co., of Owosso, was forced to clow! measurement, and it can be such a How about you ? Moulding, Window Frames | His money was gone. ope time, all aubacribers to the Banneh who are paid •? a* 7°“ afraid of every good-lookirur. i‘ j its doors last Saturdaycaused by the tight fit that It springs in and needs 1 the Banner and any one of tbe following far m e >• ‘r 11 and Door Frames. ' nothing To hold It. or It can be fas- ; ,r5plcil,nK. good-tasting thing on the I follows: ■ . f . •w/x .LindebtednwB of the Owosso Carriage tened nt each corner by small brads. 1 v~,” »£w^~bccausc »t “don’tagree with A stock company captained at $.A).- C<J the ljank Porch Work, House Finishing U00 has bought the Rusk manufactur$3 05* Bannm and Detroit Dally Free Press J OS* w Bannkr and Detroit Dally Journal ing plant of R Arendshorsi & Sons, 3 05' I will be pleased to figure with you ofHollMKl. The new oompMy will be CeMi^raWn activity ran bo .een Don’t starve yourself. Dieting Bakner and Grand Rapids Herald A traveler says that a curlons weak­ on any work you may wish. I 60 known . tbe Holland Krak rompMy. 1 •roa”d Ou)l 1 ”«> «’»■ The con^.^dyspej*-- If you cut off e Banner and Detroit Setai-Weekly Journal ness of grownup Moore hr tbe love of Mtide of food tlwt disagrees with and win continue tbe nmnufactun- of ,”c<" f“- over cottage, for 1,1 ta-fnr. L..,r,,wu uini uiwgrees you. Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live St. k it have ... with .left rating newly baked bread. 'The raid bc£’rc h»ng you will nothing I J5 raak. on a in* larger arale. The I,h'’ »“»« >«■“ *<• Journal.................................................................... uncovered . ^.n‘c •enflbk way is to get your »temof Aremmoor, In Morocco, discovered I 7> __ _ stock in all ownad in Holland, and a ’ that old bread was thrown away as ^Ch in lurh a Banner and Michigan Farmer4.................................... 1 75 “d digest it w controlling interest in the new orglrii-' A new knitting factory . has been in- waste. To waste food Ih ii serious of- | Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean?1 30 j zatiun being retained by the Arend- , corporated at Saranac under tbe name fenae In.the eyes of a Moslem. Tbe 1 this.' Banner and New York Tribune Farmer d " DJrIpn»u Tiblrt.' gl,. ™ y_ Just received a car load of White ■horsts. ' ' *’the "Saranac ' Spitting Co., with a‘ cold of Asetnmoor therefore Issued a I Ka.il of •To those living on Rural Routes, only. 4 bylaw prohibiting tbe baking of bread capital stock of $10, 000. ' ““ W*il. Wood this week. Thwe specia! rates are offered aaaa acoommodatiou t<» ,J^n’ njKMi oue day In each week. The clti-Sunfield had 1 disastrous tire last «!us, be declared, must eat up tbe .............. ... ...... . '" rons. If there is any paper or magazine not on the stou "* B x\nER ! Tuesday night. It started in Cole & we can save you money we will try and do so. Rememher tne^r>k)a«. 4 Portland is now hustling to secure a bread already baketl. and he fixed I all stomach troubles. “ cure lf1i“evef 1«®“ 1<* lew than $1.00 whether in combm.y io# J J »A LVt Lish's hardware store and spreiidiiig ita for their Carnegie library ^which Wednesday as the "bltnlah,” or hollPrice 85 cwts per full sue ixduiga. All special prices are made on the other papers to the t '<0. -e.esr S-U.B MrsH. theswrtT rapidly under a high wind that was bey'rocanUy secured. TN---------At our store only, or b* m.;i A myatorvM. ctarmg burglary »«■ i,I, wing. ,“,7 committed in Battle Creek Thumday n|ght. hourly »1,U)O worth ofailka ST drJ “,are of .the L. « Bubmaou company, tbe | largest in tbe city. The odd feature of , the matter is that the detectives and ■proprietors fail to find any sign os to how the tbel™, entered .he atom, . which i. located on a prominent Stain atreet comar and the interior ia ' to viaion owing to the largo dia^.y COMPARE PRICES Wprinpcri;)Il DUllUuUuy RnFll 9A npr11 2r0« ■ JESSE TOWNSEND, ANNOUNCEMENT wX^X » i NOTICE Fred Wolcott American Laundry- I WELSH RABBIT! Planing Matching Jos. Alwine, BANNER NOW! i �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL 20. 1905. a D.Cadvyalladerh MILLER & HARRIS SIDE LIGHTS ON THE FURNITURE CO, E',„feiArr,HXc"'Nua 0>«r l-irr-on-« Grocery. ZlHASTIMlS-i LEGISLATURE Have Made A Gratifying SueLAKE VIEW. tof Their Business. Story of Will Gillispie as .gone to Carlton Representative Schantx Has an inter­ Its Growth. esting Account uf Some of the • • Just a^p\v years ago, George Miller to work. I , i i <‘ ttilS acres; sod ta Th Ings'Being Done by Our Mrs. Daniel Erb made a trip to east and Lew H|J ' started in a small way State Legislature. /v • 1 -i -tere* bottom land iu the buiU Lowell Tuewlay and returned Thune ’ then known as the dsv 1 rn(t ‘ ilance wood lot. ! Robinson blc The past week has been one of un­ .doing upholstering.re tihr’cr Fiae. ure-bard. l^et work. As they • Calvin Charlton and family of I usual interest ip the legislature. The pairing'and T mile from ■ were both practicm^men Maple Grove, visited at Frank Chari- ■ bill to •wtablish a “Township' Road i at the work System'* passed tbe senate with slight near build- ! and attended strictl^te business, they ton’s Sunday. amendments, and will be signed by ijjooa. had till they c«‘'x Then There will be an Earner program at I the Governor. Harry N. McCracken, ;in of J25- acre®. Jia ' iture by the Lakeview school house Sunday [ the author of the hill, h from the level and free they began making fine .< al.' improved' hand, and found they coull 11 it faat- evening April 2». Governor’s home town, and both ate frCBSWlM' •fine buildings, i er than they could turn it Frank Charlton returned from Ohio well pleased with tbe z workings <»f the Their batio*-^. bar® is basement ability and experience as Saturday evening, while there he at­ new law in Farmington township. I jaetad’tiit * a rule from school. Ddp 1'“ has given them that good j tended the funeral of au aunt and al­ hope the matter will be agitated in anreh. acres. good the selection of furniture that has bjltei so visited many friends and relatives. every township, in Barry county, so Xo-H'1 ' *' and lays a the foundation of their success in bu*uw| l The Misses Hazel and Jessie Smith that it may lie adopted in all the ’town­ a du» lake, nes-i. The buikling they then occupied ^tere completely surprised at their home , ships at the next spring election. * Ultle r ’li'u^ it buildings. became too small, so they moved to FfWay evening, tty a uumlter of their A 5<wd«■ flGefrW’--;1 their present location in August U»03. friea^Lraud school mates. The evening f.p.in-iw-L. a iding a fine line of pianos and organs waa jicasantly spent jilayiiik game* bnt after the matter was settled and Hutton crS^m-and cake v^ere M-rvnl. " tmler prevailed, the opinion was voiced anti greatly increasing their stock ol furniture. M. J. .Brown purchased on all sides that no letter bill could interest in tho business in Januaij have been agreed to that wqtild be like­ NORTH MAPLE GROVE. They now occupy, 14.(XX) .feet ly to piws th..- senate. It is the general floor The Barryviile Sunday school opinion that the hill will best serve tbe -.pace- and haMe a cotnplf weU will sch-cted stock of piaut irgtuis. and observe Easter with au appropriate interests «if the js-ople of the state, and fiitt-iturt?. Their Imij has grown program ‘next Sunday at . the rugnlar will also preserve peace and harmony­ Irt raid last year Surnlay school hnnr. rapidly from I in tbe republican party. Among the bill* of great courern to witnes-sl a bp L'aae. They do a* C. H. Charlton and family spent ^fney always satisfy the Sunday at luakevjew. tls* {teople of the state to Is- diseussM if. Hill lol thi* week, is the onr to reduce tbe liey tend strictly to bori­ F.ltt largr Mr*. Blake who has been sjM-mling ne prompt, careful and the winter with her daughter Mrs State Tax Commission- from five inrmobli^^r in all their ways. Add to this l<ers to three! and to- alxdish the field Peter A. Maurer, returned to her home kj^ledg«» uf their Isisiness. integrity in Jackson tLe first of the week. force of the Connni.**ion. . The Ixivell ^FTl hustling, and you ran undertsand bill along these lines ha* been rcjsirtod Earnest Gregory now of Ethan out, favorably, by tho ounmittee .on why they have prospered. They have Allen's Troop K- Wth Cavalry Ver­ gem-nil taxation. Another bill of mented tluur aucceaa.’' mont. who had the mivirtune to get rqna! importance, rs the exemption*of his h-g broken while trying 1 to ••ide a mortgages mil 'i ndite. Th - bill bus THE J. S. GOODYEAR CO. bruncho.'bns recovered so a* !<> Is? oht been made a. special onb-r for Tuesday DiR\<r on crutches. April 18th nt :(u'cluck. In voting on Stand for Enterprise, Good Goods and these two bills, your representative Honorable Iteallng. will md«-avor to take Congressman CEDAR- CREEK That enterprising and reliable firm, Al McManhis is hewing tiinber for Townscml's seiwiblo advice to “kwp in sight and hearing “f the people." tin* J. S. Goodyear Co., have a v.iry Will lauch Rejk J. W. Hojnn-d; author of the readable annua nemnent in this issue IM. CnnipU‘11 is working for D. L Automobile bill, actsilmpanted by the of the BANNER. Every week they Murthland writer attended a mwfling of the *enhave Miniething of interest to our read­ Harlan Wertman is clerking in th«- atei cuthinittee un «taU- affnir*. before er*. audit will pay them to. keep an store of I>. 1. Murthland. wliich. were ate- tin} n-priwntative* Ae or. thi* firm’s »)«<<- in the B.-\NE. Bailey i* t»n the runtl buying of thr Automobile industry from the .'CEIi. This •-stall] ishiuent' ha* had n he is al*w Imying hogs .-ual’riUtlc. city of Detroit, it is needle . ! ng, v.inNmftil and Inmonililr career. « George Wilkinson has gone to Kala­ that Mr. Holme# took g»x*l enre’uf.tbe Mr.1. S. (localyear, for -many year* mazoo tu work this suminer. hill which ,is of h » much «i.t< p st to the < wnud and had active charge uf the1 A big snow lust Snnuay a regular comfort and <tH«vcnien->> o( the farbn-iinuss. Alsxit three years ago he meh The proposed bill is aiberal in iw up his connection with the es­ western LHzzanL nrr. Th. tablishment. and turned it over to hl* Harry Wcrtinaii is working fur Eu­ mate ami two Dwight and U Jv^lpudyt nr. gene Harthora at carpenter work. A WARM MEAL I:?-.-. . if it is to nring yvtu can get 25 CENTS ■... T. Ixinw.i-irj Aud we >t- i;t| .: kjdtrco. king. ■ .. ry ■»i.]"i'.| | ■ e. of Liked Barnaby Bros, Hastings, Mich. Almost a year ago the former took a reapoiuriMe position with the Hastings & Lima Oil ON, and removed to Ohio, yeildiug ter J. limdyear entire charge of this firm's large and growing husinww. He gives to ita every detail clone and Careful wijiervisiun. The new management have, completely remodcled rne store, making ita anoint­ ments thoroughly up- to-date. They keep a fine stock of dry’ good**. dress goods, trimming* and all that should l« found in a first class dry goods es­ tablishment. High qualities of goods, reaannalde prices, fair treatment and n .norable dealing arc the methods this house had employed to bnild up their Jagre and increasing trade. Uatiiid :■ 'Jed to -eloee out my business here 1 2'‘ing to offer my entire stock of seco: D HAND G JODS for sale Regardless of Cost ■ii 'rf Anything in my line will b|e to call at nnce. FORMAN Hastings, Mich HouseCleaning Time “>u frill need Paint®, Olfr, Shelf Paper. Alabas­ : irits accessary for this lime of tbe year. We Complete drug stock iu Barry Gounty and will 1 a-; iuy <»n<» can, when quality Js considered. -We also luve-—■ ~ ;i Gorentraif;! Liie for making soap, Household Ammonia, soap.' i umice.soap. Due stuffs. Etc. *. f ix a solicited. MENTS are ready for your inspection and in every department we have something new and attractive to show you. . • In our White Goods Department we are showing: Mercerized Madras Pique, plain ribbed.?. Pique, with white dot. .. Indian Head Suiting Dotted and Figured Svi[French Lawni things lively along the line to Clover­ dale iu ktrurS informed. . . Elwio Cole, of Thornapple, is Against The Slate-Law. 25c, 35c 2530c, 45c Our line! of STAPLE WHITE GOODS, including India Linens. Persian and Striiiped Dimities. Nainsooks. Longdoths. etc. cannot be excelled in valui EASTER GLOVES Our Servi e Glove at SI.00 and La Force at 81-50 are two of the best Glove^on the m irket. Try a pair for Easter and be convinced. New shades also black and white. We Have just opened an :assortment of COLORED SILK UMBRELLAS. handsome) new designs, $2 50 $3 25, S3 75, Our line of MUSLIN UNDER-VEAR is neat/dainty and aftractive. These garments are nicely made and good values. In Laces and Embroideries we. ire maintaining our usual high standard. Corset (’over Einbrbid' l ies 25c, 35c. 50c, 75c Allover Embroideries. 50c io 82 50 NEW SHIRT WAIST PERCALES ARRESTED FOR RUNNING School will commence in tbe Doud district this morning (Monday). Mim Shultz teacher. Our attractions are our gooJ goods and reasonable and reasonable prices. Our SPRING ASSORT­ NEW GALATEA CLOTHS Harlan and Zena Wertmac’-* little daughter is Very sick. Dr. JUrb-r of Delton is.attending. ’ Now the telephone gang Jill make D. L. Murthland who has been at Ann Arbor the jiast two weeks with his wife fur euTgical treatment, rettirned lost Saturday and reports that Mrs. M. is doing a-> well a>» can lie ex­ pected. The Michigan crop report for April And now wm- of iht democrate are l.*t stataa that the condition of the saying that they elected the inp-rviior wheat crop on that date was exeption- in Hope, but they are way off, it was nlly fine, and that rye. like wheat, n few son- In-ads that onild nut run the premium oxeiwdingly well. ticket and have office just when and what they want/xl. that went Itark on C. F. 'Cock, after Mr. C. bad voted anti worked for them heretofore. ING OUT SALE Blofi . J.-Beruoo cttect. Mr*. Mni‘-r'who ha* been very sick, is so *l;e run be up a part of the time The J. S. GOODYEAR Co IDEAL WAISTS for Children NEW IDEA PATTERNS, the ones that fit. 10c SLOT MACHINE Up Eivin Cole, of Thornapple. wiw brought lieftrc Justice ?ishop Friday, charged with running a slot machine. •He waived examination and was bound over to the ■circuit court in the sum of $500. The determination of the officers to clean up thc.slot machines is upheld by piihlir sentiment. Aside from the gambling features these ^machines, they an1 n fraud that ought to.be suppre.*»-d for the .public good.. ~ “Does hr think fbere Is any money In rnis’fg cbltflfvtwY’ •‘Yes. he *:ifs for every grain they give a p«-rk.’’—Yale Record. OPEN LETTER. Min. IWr Friend: HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE do you * Mrs. Bert Daly 'with her babies is । I trust your answer visiting this week at the home of to this ijuestien w|(l b< "yes. ” for a James Daly of this place. \ farm I* the best property that any man, Frank Hillis and family have moved | young or old, ever had. When all else onto the place owned by Frank Gid­ falls, the farrh remain*. You know th.\i farm* are constantly rising in Rvalue. dings of Hastings. Pearl Garrison is very much irtfpro- ' If you ever hope tn have a farm, why not make the Mart now. and take ad­ ved fn health, she is still staying with vantage of the rlfclriK price* j-vjurwlf, Mrs. Holcomte li.stead of waiting until you have to Lydia Garrison commenced work pity more for the same property? No Monday fur Mrs. Frankie Hendershott. , man can make a mistake In Investing Sarah Daly returned home from Irv­ now tn wild .or.partially cleared! lands, ing last Saturday- where she has been 1 at. a fair price, as the annual Int-rensa in value will be very much mord than spending the past four weeks. the current rates of Interest. I offer for sale ten thousand nciTs of There will .be an Easter program next Snuday at the school house. choice wild land In -the south part of Mrs. Burton and son Perry from the Jlldlond county, at ftom $7.0Q to 112.00 Star school house and Mr*. Merrick pur hdre. This hind is from tl Rq i0 s^hoola from Hastings attended church here miles from railroad, but near nkyaay and mostly on good rends and genl last Sunday.. < on R- F. D. routes. Soil Is f first' -a-lass. We were misinformed about Roh mostly hardwood, with scattering Garrison flBcupying the Smith house us and hemlock. Bom.- «'f these.trjfctq ‘enough wocm! on them to pay for i we reported last week. Mr. Mowrey was culled to Augusta The title I* perfect, with all taxes paid last week on recount of the sickness up. I will sell them In forty-acre tracts of bis brother who is not expected to on contract, wjtti n down payment of $50(>0 and annual payments of $25.00 live but a few days. or more. n« purchase!- may desire, with deferred tpaysix per cent Interest ‘ COBB'S CORNERS. ments. What' easier terms do you Charlie Cobb of Ann Arlior, is home want? In thta Way. any young num who Is willing 1x>th to.work ant! to sAvo for a vacation. Miss Marshall of Nashville, is visit­ 1 his’ earnlbgs. may have a farm'and he Hbs paid any। hardly realize that ‘ ing at Ira Coblrtfc> । thing for It. Much of this land Is weK Mr. and Mrs.’ Isaac Cunningham at­ ■ adapted to beet raising, and will Iff* tended Mrs. C’s. father s funeral near j worth from $50.00 to $100.00 per acre LaktrUdessa last Thursday. i w hen subdued and developed. - My , Sam Craig is buzzing wood in this I young friend, can you afford to neglect vicinity. He is doing good work. ' this opportunity? If you chink weir of chance, call upon or address, Sunday school was organized at the FRANK G. KNEEI.AND, M. E. church lust Sunday with the St. Louis, Mich. following officers: Snpt., Mrs. Win. Mitchell: Sec.. Leia Cunningham; »»lTe i«i like » poultice. Beet Jrens.. Ray Matthews,- Organist,k(r*. In the world for Will, bon». • ' tetter, etc. Sold by F. Frank Lancaster. Teachers will (be Iruggist. appointed next Sunday. i. called this week to onr fine line of PIANOS and ORGANS. We handle tbe kindu you would be proud to own and woiild be and ornament to your home, and a comfort an'well. We handle the Celebrated Putman Organs in all their many styles of cases. We can give you the names of Satisfied Customers to whom we have sold, for^refereuce. Prices range from $33 tO $90 We handle several makes of reliable and fiigb tirade Pianos at "live and let live” prices. If you are thinking of purchas­ ing a piano this year it will more than pay you to see us, or -. jjjjF ' ‘ drop us a card for catalogues, as we can save you mniiey Wo always have in stock, at our large double store, a full and complete line of all kinds of HOUSE FURNISHINGS at very attractive prices. Call and see our largo line of LACE CURTAINS and SHADES. IMUIer 8 Harris Furniture Co, Phone 226. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL -1*1. ^05L SUCCESSFUL CLOTHING FIRM There Is But One And We Handle It. PERSONAL MENTION j ______ Chidester A Burton Hav^’Madc a| Strong and Very Successful Team. [ Roy Fuller was in Grand Rapids It is always a pleasure to'speak of a Tbunday. succeesul bnainesa. whm^-ou know that Fred Parker who has been very ill is success has been earned by honwrt ; convalescing. methods. When you see industry. i»; Min Mabie Russ went to Grand Rap­ tegrity and busiixfle honor rewarded I with prosperity, when you see fair, ids Thursday. There are several imitations of Mrs. Dr. Lowry was in Grand Rap­ dealing meet the recompense it de•wrvea.no one can envy the good things ids yesterday. ' Rubberpid on the market, but that come to the man or the firm who j Mrs. M. Howell is visiting her sister succeed in that manner. Chidister ® there is nothing the equal of the genuine article, of ' in Williamston. Burton can be fairly said to have won , which we have the Exclusive Agency for this city. •_ C. G. Maywood was a Grand Rapids by merit the large measure of success I visitor Thursday. they have attained in the clothing! CAUTION We warn all purchasers of Roofing who de­ . Judge Mack was in Middleville Fri­ business. They use up-to-date business methods. They study the needs pf I day on btuincwi sire to get the genuine Rubberoid, to look for tile labe | Dr. Sheffield, of Nashville, was in their customers. They keep a fine .and • ‘-Ri-BSKRom”. If it does not have the label “Rubberoid” weD assorted stock of clothing, hate. , j the city Tuesday. cam and gent's furnishing goods. ; you ran bank upon it, it is not the genuine article. : J. T. Pierson was in Lansing Mon­ Their aim is to pleas© and satiny their ; day on business. cu«totnen»-. and they stand l>ehind their I YOU CAN u-'* ImyiDgrour Lumber. Lath, Shingles.Coal,Wood and , A. A. Anderson was in Detroit on goods.and their assurance w ith regard ; eaur « Brick of o». Bring* in your Contracts and Lumber Monday. uwitrctB .•luuuAjty jyjy purchase is taken, liecaua© they . ;' business qAve. » Bills and let -us figure on them. j “Luke Water* made a Imsineas trip to , are tfiere to make that aasuranre । j Caledonia Saturday. They give thorough attention to their p B. T. F. Dodita. vf MiuMce. tavtaSi- bmin,«t all tta. tiin». «"d tag Hwtira frtanita. oounrey to Uwlr trajl.-. Therefore no -ni.« s .f f—n.1 RtanttR one can !«■ other than pleased over. wSUtbedt^Mfondiv01 I their prosperity, for they are entitled wm » MoudH-'to it Their business han prospjred Phone 254. BAUER BROS., Proprietors. Will Field was among the Grand fro|n tjip siart anj th<5ir trad*' lias Rapids visitors Tlinrsdny. grown steadily every wear, and was | Mrs. Emma Shnpson, oFPetoakey. is ‘ »' ver so ikrnriAing as thia year. They ; Visiting Hastings friends. will tell you «hat they have to offer iJP... , T. . : , through the BANNER. sty Hale Renyor.. of I-reepoit. was in the m , city op busineas Monday. FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH Im W. B. Sweezey and S. Kopf went to . xv Detroit Tuesday evening. A Pair of Hustler.* Who Are At It All Miss Ethel Brown.spent Sunday with the Time. Worthy Goods. Honestly represented, Rightly priced, ’ her parents in Prairieville. ■ You have read it before. ‘‘Fre«! L. .J. G. Nagler. of Middleville. w,as in fl all poipt bnce more, “Buy here”. , Heath. th« Druggist' ‘ It has cost a the city on business yesterday. fl great dual of paint and printer's ink gm I Prosecutor Prvor was in Gm Grand* ” Rap to indellibly impress thoae words ott xv ids .ds Monday Mondayon on legal legal businow. busincMt. '' the mi mis of the |«<>ple of Barry -Mr -ml \lm I C4 rif Pmi- Coujuty. Imt Mr, Heath is a thorough £ Lettuce, crisp, fresh and only $ Fi”u>e“n»e"'?,.& 1 in •>£ Lemons, round and perfect aoc lb. at, per doz25c M . rieville. were in the city Friday. A. ’, But tuai success ouvvvw, iniu bis a**c business meant io<«... Radishes to tickle the palate fl i. C. 8. Palmerton, of Woodland, was that he must be a thorough advertiser, w Olives, appetizing and at­ per ibuneb5c ill in the citw on business Tuesday. He sUurtod started in a =~" small ----wav2“in the drug tractive per bottle ige Z Miss Anns Whitmore, of Delton, vja- JW*1® in thJ? L. 22But there was noPeaches; from California and moei luscious, per can.. ..20c thiug small about his *plan.*, o;n.ij his W ; ited Mrs. F. K. Nausei yesterday. thing v Asparagus, green and fresh J ■ business and his trade has continually per bunch10c gm Eggs, from the farm and XT? * Mra. Hattie Myers is spending the ineream-d. Then he moved to (ria prestrictly fre*h, dozen18c .'week with her sister in Detroit. ' *' ■'renting the store' ‘ —ior a Kent location, Grape fruit, freah and ap Dressing, one dash Then he.. Itougnt the store. And. petizing. at each 10c fl Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker spent time. . $ Salad and there you are, a dain­ two '.-an. years w> ago ho he more more ttan than doitblad doubled Sumtay with (tnuiil Itapi.ta friendu «■> ty. from common food, Pie Plant, just the kind for • • floor space, and could have used j ... J * his fl per bottle 10c Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benham, of Chi- more room if he had it. He is a widepies, at per bunch7c gm wide- ‘ cago. are guests of J. L. Crawley, awake puaheij and baa gone after trade ....... ................. ............. xU "Mrs. Uj. Rickie and Mrs. Win. Ream with the uj»-to-date. methods of honor­ were Gran^ Rapids visitors Monday. able dealing, reasonable p rices, doing just what he says, keening what people vL J. M. Smith, of WoiKlland. was call­ want in his line, ana tfluiting people ... ed to the city on legal btnincM •a. misiness Thorninnm- so that when they need«*d nnythuig in W .day. bin line they wanted to buy it of him. Ijiist .January Mr. Heath a-wociatdi Mim has Coraburned Cope, aiater of Mix J. A. rilOlie llie VJTOCerS, A1Ien to her h-nne in with him Mr. Albert Uarvcth, for many years his trusted employee. Mr. Carvetn is a wide-awake young m«n Charley Grote, of Philadelphia, was who stands deservedly ........... high ... in this !----- :------------------- |------------------------------- r-----------------=----------- :—=—:--------------- :----- in the city the first of the week oh' city, and he has added' strength to the ----- — — — — — — — — — — — — ‘ business. ’ flrii firm ot which he he is now a member. member. of Ann Arlx>r is Then new firm are out for bnatnem in NX Donald Smith. ?«* varnudt-, / 1 npeudeing a part ot hiaBrnttr vacation , “l« >'P« of WW-■ es find wall paper. Tlu-ir announce\\ at Bohm*. C\ irumt* elsewhere will tell yon inorc nill Dawsun.^ of .-Vmt Arl<or, spent I about it They rt-tort a nice increaso Sunday with bis parent* and other •* uVer Inst year, hi tMir t rade,mid have friends. . fairly earned their succrss.- Watch ■ Chas. Fredrick, who has lieen vory their sj»ace in tb» r- —- I have moved my Jewekry repalrehop hi the store now occupied ill with la grippe, is reported somewhat by T. Phillips, first door west of Chidester & Burton's. Any improved. • FREELY VOLUNTEERED one having watches, clocks or jewelery to be repaired should give Stuart Knapjien. of Grand Rapids, tpe a call. was in the city on legal' business To Kun the Hastings National and Thunklay. ' Citv Banks Monday Afternoon. Look for my Advertisement In next Week's Issue. . Miss Viun’-e Ream returned Monday Monday afternoon a traveling man from a four- weeks, stay in Northern came to the city, evidently- not from Michigan. option county. HcprocecdHr proceedI XI- T X. n «V» ..1 zs_ « •» any local optiiM> Mre. Jas. Miller, of Battle Creek, is e<i at once to do' a few st unfit ut the vtaitnjg relittVCT rui.l fnends In Un- H„ker homWi ,ul)] mi„„, h„ hat city this week. ... ... one cuff, proceeded down Main street , Mrs. Sarah Bancroft we nt to Grand He vent into the National Bank and Rapids Monday to visit Bishop Gillis­ started to run things, Imt was promptly “fired" out. Evidently having a prepie and family. ferenco for I tanks he over to Mrs. Fred Woodruff, of Grand Rap­ the City bank, and just got to going id*. visited Hastings friends the latter nicely when Marshal Philli])s put in FIELD DAY EVENTS part of last week. an appearance and led him up to the ’ Mesdomes W. R. Cook. Anna Ma*on, Hotel Fumiiw, wh*ire he sobered up. A Fine Program for Field Day Exer and Miss Franc.-* Crowell, were in As he was a member of the Travelling Men^s AstMM'iation several Knights of else. June 34. Gnunt RnpiU. Mondny. I _ j.™ _j<r went | The committees reprewnting tta. var- th^ Mi^EMHh Md Amo ’iere in h’bS appearance Tuesday moni„ .. , . —said that this- was the first' ; ious high schools of the county met iu Grand Rapids Thursday. • time jn two years that the young man ’ this city Saturday, and prepared the Misa Marjorie Fleming, of Detroit bad taste*! liquor.but he evidenly tried I following program of event* for Field , spent Sunday with her grandparents hard to make up for lost time. ’ . —■ ' -’ i Day, which will occur Saturday. June Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reed. with one of my cameras and they 3rd: Mrs. Helen Brooks will leave to-day will be pleased with results. So ; for an extended visit with friends in ■ will yon. I have placed an order 50 yard dash. Kalamazoo, Allegan and Union City, for a large Hue of Kodaks and 100 yard dash. j Miss Fannie McEwan and Mr. Wm. 220 yard dash. Cameras and.e full line of Half mile run. I Britton, of Grand Rapids, will be the If you have anything useful 120 yard, low hurdles. Easter guests of Miss Mary McElwain. ] that you want to sell, or if there One mile bicycle race. Is anything useful you want to ; The Misses Maggie and Lovina IronPole vault buy, place an adv. in the J side went to Grand Rapids Saturday, Running high jump. j and spent Sunday with friends in th BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. Standing high jump. Anyone buying from me will be Valley city. Running brood jump. . If you have a buggy that's lying Instructed bow to get ths best re Putting 12 lb. shot. Mrs. D. R. Root left Monday for the Idle in the barn; a stove or suits. Don't bny before seeing Foot boll drop kick. north. She will close up her affairs other household goods you. me. there as soon as possible, and make .' Half mile relay race. don't use; If you have any stock' " you want to dispose of; a house Base ball game for the championship Hastings her future home. you want to sell or rent; if you Fred Hughes' many friends in this of tbe county, to be played at Hastings want a girl for house work; In city Will be pleased to learn that he on Saturday June 10. THE PHOTOGRAPHER, fact If you want to buy, rent or has been tendered and accepted a fine j sell, just try our Want Column I position in the First National Bank of Hastings, : MloMgai It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE ATTRACTIVE SHOW WINDOW. c ... George Collins was home from KenCENT A WORD FOR EACH Wright Bros. Easter show window is dalville the past week. He left Thurs­ INSERTION. Try IL day evening for New York, where he tractina'deserved attention. An old dav will superintend work for the firm with ben with a fine family of chicks oc­ which ne is employed. FOR SALE—One horse, weight 1100 Good roadster..Also one three year old cupies the window, and is at home in Many of our readers will remember colt colt- M. 8. 8 Senter, Senter. Sec.. *"147 14. \Carlton the coxy place fixed up for her. Allie IL Durkee of Nashville, and of twP- Address City, R. F. D. 8 his appointment to a position as rail rail­ ---------- - --------- - — For Your Easier Sunday Dinner way mail clerk ’" "- ’— "I- ago. a— — clerk^seteral years They WANTED —To 1<leas© a modern, first -- -■— will be pleased -------------- ------... now . clam house pleased to learn Ithat bets house, central centrally located. Adilms I will sell the middle cuts of a chief clerk in the railway mail aor-!; or inquire BANNER office. Premium Hams at Hi© regular | vice, with headquarters at Detroit. price. Place your order with me WANTED—A small** second hnnd j Jas. Hoonan, of Kalamazoo, was in and be assured of the best. Hastings, i the city over Sunday. He recently Mich. lDquir® WrlKht sold his restaurant business in that BUTTERINE city and is as yet undecided what will FOR SALE—Two milch cows, bay • Don't be bothered with poor but­ benls future occupation. weight 1200, sow i ter. Try Butterine, a sweet, Frank Jones, Edward Goodyear, and piga f Tbe John Woodruff store on *" ‘ At~mj"\>remif^ ‘‘ Timmira ^ra aarara. !' wholesome substitute for butter. Volney Wilcox. Mort Nichols and the mU«» west, and one south on Rntland T Jefferson street, is dow closYou will like IL Misses Ermina____ Goodyear and Katherine Hna. A. J. Hopkina |T'' ed. Tbe stock of Groceries, _ ______________ _____ _______________ VanValkenburg ar© home from Ann 1 *------------------------------------When you are in a hurry HOUSE TO —In In third Wftrd w.rd. *• Including fixtures, is offered X Arbor, spending the Easter vacation. I j T..? <?U8IL? tLIRENT iEI,‘T~ for «de. M.d must b. »ld « ? Mr. rmd Mm Frank Matthew, return ! «■ Seasonable Goods that you should see us about for the reason that we buy them in quantities, sell them at ROOfiltga Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Easter Eatables TEMPTING INDUCEMENTS * Fresh Strawberries HAHS & RUSS, S? Phone 16 The- Grnrprc ATTIVUOM Reasonable Prices and guarantee the quality. Everything in WALL PA­ PER. from'the 3c paper to the most expensive. • X A large SPONl ,E f0I ing wood work 10k. BERKEY’S FURNITURE POLISH, makes the old furriiture look as good as new. 15c per bottle. COPPERAS - WINDOW SHADES, from DECORATIVE CREPE the 10c felt to the extra wide. , We make shade, any length TISSUE, new patterns. ’ or width. • i__ _ . □HELI rzv r-nnp. a Dig ROOM MOULDING..Plate assortment. Rail, Photo Rail, Card Rail. HOUSEHOL D AMMONChair Rail. .• IA. the stronj kind. 10c per CURTAIN RODS, Curtain pint. Poles, Picture Wire. Hook-, A good LAUNDRY BLU­ etc. ING. 5c per pint. JAPALAC, the kind that is PAINT BROSHES. VaradygAised. GOLD and ALUMINUM BRONZE. Enamels in all colors. Hard Oil. Varnish. Turpentine and Linseed Oil. Agents for the Celebrated DeVoe s Mixed Paint. CHLORlDt ■ 10c and 15. m...n MULE .TEAM BORAX. 5c. 10c and 15c. ' SAL SODA. 2 pounds for 5c. • DIAMOND bYES.-PerfccThe House 1 K.mers Tm-g HEATH S BEEF. IRON ■& WINE. 5U_- per|ottle. tion Dyes. Putman Dyes. Eaze Dyes, the new kind and all kinds of Dv c/StuiL C3l*VBthi Goods! Prices! - A LOOK at our 1line of Min’s. Boys ioiivince vrvi that the or Children’s suits will convince \ above statement is NO DREAM. THE MEN’S SUITS The Men's Suits at $10. to $16. are made either three or four button sack after the latest models. than the average tailor can give you. H. J. Christmas. Call Phone 22 Special attention xlven each order, and prompt daUverW made. F.W. Clifford The NEAT MARKET Man Two doors eist of Cits Bunk. Phone 22 Hastings, Mich. • ...... ua.a.auvwB IBIUUI . im.-'Ultp. cnee. Here is a—t «1 Trait, trow Calliorain. where ------------ l i ------- 7T-----------------------they wait last fall expecting to make i . "ANTED—A good homo for an orfor some one. tiiat state their home. But txith’ have I p . g,rI’ 15 y®w».’of age. Adrem Salor addrMB. ooncluded that Michigan is good i R«cue Hom©, Grand enough for them. . Rapids. Mich. Thomas £ Pryor, HASTINSS, MICH. Mrs. Clara Walldorff went to Kais-1, SALE OR EXCHANGE-tN>i maxoo Friday, and will remain there lot Would take cow or horke several weeks with her .daughter Miss j ^or Payment. C. R. Bishop. Nina, who is attending the Normal FOR RAJ.K------------------------- ------------- LYF CARBOLIC AGD aJ Bed. Bug P.'.^. T ” Brushes. G.. ,D.»:.,.d. WANTS | For Sale! i LIME a w ■' Fred L Heath & “Shoot Your Friends” SPECIAL !pomi CONCENTk XTED i0c»ai2. GEO. NEWTON] CAMERA SUPPLIES. X The fit is better BOY’S SUITS The Boy a Spits (long pants) are made iu the same styles as the men s. CHILDREN’S SUITS The Children's Styles are double breasted suit, at $1.25 to $6.00 Russian Blouse Some with -Boater Brov" paut,. .ome w.tbout ... $3.00 to $5.00 Admiral Blouse Suita, double breasted $3 JO to $5.00 PWtprtterMl. to„r.lo.h>nd,lre..|T., ours at.................... p«nz-u c^v « ySodcrtMc. ~ 30 ri additions In the past v Lwxe.axxortment. j| xml without cottars. Chidester Leading »hirw lj**R Burton, Clothiers. �•r--’ ---------- -- ------------ Hastings banner tiprslous. :: Encampment and tr.dichs Mill* LO(AL NEWS . They are rushing work on the new gas plant. , District Oriental once tried, always used. May I-’- Hams &* Russ. 'cue-third H. G. Carter bus moved into his new sale, home on the Highlands. I inWanted. 10, (XX) pounds uf buckwheat Hasting# Holler Mill Co. of Michi Hare you tried our Oriental coffee, n-13. r.iind trip, it's the beat. Hains & Russ. JU} r Boni, to Mr. and Mrs. O. Warner and mumM.ti limit Saturday a six pound daughter. . W. B., SweeMQr has moved his law office over Hams & Russ grocery. For rent. eight room house and ham, inquire iU Q. A. ^Hyncs Drug store. ' Preparations for Easter services are Mug macle in all the. city churches. For Hour. feed. coal. wood and eleva* V-r st.-ek, phorte 199. Menxo Turner. Robert Dsvwm Jr. has npdnod n'law ol*i.v *»v» r Ham* & Russ’and is ready fur clients. j- A. J. Sev<-rmuT. anfl family are now located' in the I mine They, recently purc based on Eist; ’ ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Fairchild have moved into on<* </f W. IL Ginxlyrar’s houses fronting on th«' park. ■ < 'nil it Picrauns & Son Grocery 'Satur­ day .mi get a H»af of Grand Rapids City Bakery hmnL. free of charge. ' Gw-rife Smith on Monday was given APRIL 2Q, 1905. Troxol-, Orchretru wli| g|ve th,ir' ■Ith utmuul party, Turedxy evvuiu,. foreclosed chat *'”■i1®’ “ SlHall. (Udi tel MORTGAGE thore hoUmg ticket, win >„ wlmittcl as the- full limit ba, been eold, On John Woodruff,stock ol Qrocerte, Ionia county minirterij a«g.tal|„n ha. adopted a n«l„tio„ to tho S-tyday lut the . Worden Owry that hereafter the member, trill „„t Gi iwthutod proceeding, ^inM knowingly eoiemnixe the marriage of Johli "“elrult . which compelled the ^„‘liv,Or“d >■"»»'■» win* had no clrnng of hi, grocery «iaMirf,„ent on r™'"1* ,Wr dl™“ JeHemou St Mr. W. began bu.in«« aak21.h d“'n "n "S”"-1'- an.ih.ro Imre la»: mimm-r aud had worked naked the legislature to add u elauM .hard to build up a trade. Rpt the 111to the tmurtuge llrenae law calling (ur nem of hl, two imu,. of which we have tnformatwn of th, exirtauro „f me.!, mention, nut only look a great divorce. if>oy. ,-,ui theramw (ur„T1 deal of hi, ready mean, but al,> wi time, away frwri hi, businem. Hl, STRONG FINANCIAL many friend, here regret hi, tnlafortun* • ­ INSTITUTION INDICATION OF GROWTH Is the Hastings National Bank Estab­ lished 1856. Now Well Along On Its Second Charter. The Hastings National Bank of this city is one of the string, .and conser­ vative financial institut;«ais of this part <.f Mifhigiui '.Jt wasoriginalh established in and orgmii^nl >k n National Bank in 1H?V. and nui well lie called the -u|d reliable, the almost half <*ehtury of it it han never failed to open its 4x>ra f<>r bnsinvsi. and, meet every oMigation ih full on demand. Thm "uirfitutinu en­ joys the distinction of being the first, and only National Bank ey?r (.rgtuiiz.xi in Barry countyi aud is now well along, on iu second dmrtcr from the I'lnted States government. .As will’tie seen by its iulvmis* inen: in this .’’ssur of the BANNER, its.officers anil directora are among th? prominent business • men of this community' Shown By the Growth of the Busi­ ness of the Local Postoffice. Iu April Of neo. when the prasmt IKMUnaster Was appuintcil. the yearly receipts of tlx- local ^Ktoffiw Wrre Now they have grown to he $11 nn increase* uf <K.5ub. Tliose ’.hen einployv.l ih the local offie,. then numbered three. Now there are in the three city •*urriers and. after May loth, there will Im* ninp rural carrier... making .fifteen employees. Thinri seems to pt- every retri H**ct a handsome inerraM*- iij e»*ipts this year, All this indicates the steady growth anti prosperity of Haatings, and the gruwjng imp rtance to the city of the local poetoffiec Easter OF LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR-GOODS Ladies Covert Jackets. 3 priced from $5.00 to $12.00 Ladies Silk Coats, . " priced Trom $5.00 to $20.00^ : Ladies Walking Skirts, •< > Y'i\ priced from $2.90 to $15.00 .-yiK Ladies "Shedrane Coats, ( \ priced from $4.90 th $15.00 . \ ’A Ladies Silk Underskirts,'1 tl’' . priced from$5.00 to $10.00 It Ladies’ Mercerized Underskirts. /.J1 |V\>. priced trom 79c Ito $4.00 6^ /• / | .1 I ft \ Ladies Shirt Waists. i . \ I u\\ \ \ priced from 50c to $6.00 [fl I \ Ladies. Whitewear, all kind.-,, . Qarf— I priced trom 25c to $4.00 h Fremont dug of an shade you Our SHOE STOCK is n? with a full line of Ladies, M Gif 1 s, and Children s most Shoes at prices that cannot1 anywhere, quality consider^ a fine nt:d costs of for being drunk, i Justice Bishop did the needful. Miss Edith May McNutt of Has­ tings’ and Mr. Lynn Mallinon were married by Rtw.. VanAuken. at the I'p.-sbyierian imrsoqage Friday eve- / ictlon Kid Glove Al re guarantee every pair we sell. You will find want here and you can have them fitted, pric $|QQ to-date beaten SHIRTWAISTS gnl. pretty ones, too, from the very cheapest gingham to the line Wash Silk Waist®, ■very reasonably.priced: a c ill u itt The high scln*d, physics class were taken to Dr. C. H. Burton's office Monday afternoon to witness a practic­ al demonstratives with the Dr’s. fine’Xray machine. . ' Marned. at the humc of the bride’s sister <iu Park St.. Saturday afternoon A-prjil in by Rer. Trott. Miss Jessie U-nnis; of Trying’.. and Mr. Duane (iuldriig. of La we (klvsj,a. We re prepared with a beautiful and fully - assorted stock , .11 *'hat you w^nt in the Dry Goods line you;will hnJ the full hssortthem. We believe in small profits, ith th« smallest living profits tacked 1 is the up-to-date method. The BANNER received a communica­ tion-thU week,urging'-tbe.adopt ion uf - • text l»uuks in this city. But at. the anivle was n<n signed, we cannot give it a pl.-ice ill uur columns. TH!: MONEY BACK STORE, Phone 30. The Hastirigsiliuiiqra cleaned up the Royal Tigc-ra inla hotly contested gain** of hall at the fij^r grounds? last Satur­ day afternoon i-y a score of 8 to 13WdimI who pitd|sl for the Royal Tigers struck but four.j jtehile Cisler, the )x>x nianag»fr for1 thfl•s .tiipiora. struck out. Hastings National Bank Judge Smith w- nt to Charlotte Monof court. He s? day tp pjtn thejitenu 1 nls-to .-.peak tie■ the dedication of the ■tuple in that city. new Masonic re* Remember the sacred concert, the ■•mtata 'The C|Us and Crown” at tbe Metbobst church Friday evening of this wuck. ' Likrti is the BANK that PAYS kiiehet On.the 12th I'ip* will be found the annuunc'.m“nt of F. S. Clapper, of THEY ARE HUSTLERS IVowtinp. advertising the famous million Fuur-Qnoi-Pxs jr.. who can be found at the f:u;r ground every Satur Wright Bros. Have (lone After Trade best. day. The fair ground will he quite an And Secured It. , also attract ion for horsemen, as several The Messrs. Wright Bros, have j se­ cured their large and pro-qierous htisi- have engaged quarters there. Friday of this; week is what is called new. in this city by going after it. They have been liberal users of print­ SMEP parents day in ’the Charlotte public schools, and hundreds of people of er’s ink to invite the people to «me and see what they had to offer. When Charlotte attend: the sessions on these ‘ JOHN EHSSMER, response was made to that invitation, days. Would it not be a good thing neiweh: their customers were not disappoint­ to inaugurate a parents- day in the ed. They have learned tbit what Hastings schools}' From it there might Wright Bros, say they d«. they/b* <ln. grow up the custom bf patrons visit­ ing the schools, which is altogether too They give prompt and cjnrtipns at­ foley’s )' tention to the wants of their custom­ ''Scolds. jrt’t-iTi . nricumooia. rare in our city. er.,/ They keep a large and up-to-Jnhstock of merchandise. TJiey St reasonable prices. Onr readers will find an interesting announcement from them in another coininn. They have something of interest every MW Tn the three years these enterprising young men have bee.n here, they have been persistent pushers after trade, ■IITHING OF A PROBLEM TO YOU. each year bringing a handsome in­ crease. They give- close attention to all the detail* of their large and grow­ {they rnbst be latest style! ing bus'inwa, and deeerve their splen­ tloiie. and Tar They must fit and wear well! They piust please you and your pocket book! HERE a re the SHOES tkat WILL DO IT Patents, Tans, Kid and White Canvas Oxfords and Shoes, dauber of the Family can be fitted out Here city. given*by the Christian Enu< ?vor Society, has the following to say of Vinnic Ream of this city, who took part-in th- prograih: Miss Ream, by whom th.- Michigan Veteran** swear, was at her best and there seined to be.no limit her reportoire: First the sublime and then the ridiculous, pathos and vehemence, and the audien-e all tbe time clamor­ ing for mor^ No greater praise can b? given any artist than that every listener was pleased, and Miss Ream had the satisfaction of seeing it ex­ p .’.jml. She is a talented ■ reader inibtnL . • UP La.st Saturday. So Chas. Pixley’s {Father Had to Get New Bond for Him. !<!„. Pixlvy. of .ttelk'vu,. ch«rg.<l with bu-ftwitly. was «irrenduretl Srttur,!»>■ bv hl, l«uul«in»n Suin'! Moon, ofi^yria. Pi^leyS father hurtled around hbwerer. nod procured a tww bond.man in the penwn of Mt. Fred Quick. n» caac will be brought to trial nouie time next mouth.__________ TAKEN TO THE COUNTY FARM. Monday afternoon j* patbetic eight rem to be wren in. thi, city, when the DIRECT FROM CHINA four little children of Jerry iYaroor. of Rutland, wen, taken to the county farm. ' In the experience of there little Lee Htag. the Chinese Laundryrmub orphans. Um d.rk and bright .idee of Ha.sa Nice Line of Articles for Sale.. life were in' .harp contrast. The oldLeu Hing, the Chinese luundnTnan ret child ie only nine year, old. end the yonnkcet two years. The mother re­ h„ branched out in ..laced in .wek a line of Iwnutlful »lk cently- died, leaving tbe little one, Lwo spread. handanilef* «!*•"« motherlere. It I. » cumulation, how­ and various other articlre. all made ■» ever. to know that the little onre will Chinm iml Wantifully “ have a good homo re long as they are only the Cliineee can do that wora. under the rare of Mr. and Mp. Llchty :Xha. -»« P­ at the County Farm. . Ho ha. pnt in two K™1" ; green and one black, one coming from did success. on Deposits in its Savings Department. Inter est Compounded twice a year. All deposits pay able on demand without notice. This Bank was established in 1856, and organized as a National Bank Bank ever organized 1870. It is the first, and only National Barry county. . ■ QUALITY JHOE STOKE. _______ • , BONDSMAN GAVE HIM The Backbone. When mmIco-1 by her teacher to depcrilx’ the backbone a Norborne school­ girl said. ' The backbone Is aomethlng that bolda up the bead and ribs and very re-n.Ho keep.' one from paving ,ef’ cleftr up to ‘ ioi See hi. advertiaement tn thi. thA. nr<* .•’-Norborne I-eadw. Luc. page »«. firat col4m“ ’ CAPITAL Fifty Thousand Dollars. SURPLUS Fifty Thousand Dollars. ADDITIONAL LIABILITY of STOCKHOLDERS Fifty Thousand Dollars OFFICERS: DIRECTORS: J. T. LOMBARD, President. JNO. F. GOODYEAR, V. President. W. D. HAYES, Cashier. T1^.RRY G. HAYES, Asst. Cashier. J. F. Goodyear, J. T. Lombard, W. D. Hayes, R. K. Grant, Clement Smith, F. D. Pratt, W. H Chase. �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 20. 1905. SHOES CARLTON CENTER HOLMES CHURCH. econd year here. Site is very well liked iu this community as a teacher. The L A. S. will meet with Mrs. i The weekly prayer meeting this A. T. Cooper has commenced tbe car- Lyon at the parsonage in Woodland I was held Wednesday evening at home of and Mrs. Wm. Nash. ' penter work on John Kahler's new . Wednesday April 26. The ladies' will 1' home of Mr. 1 Mr. anc and Mrs. D. Slocum have moved ‘ honse. serve suppefr. f I Jdr. WOODLAND AND VICINITY. My Store Is open Evening WOODLAND. j v. C. Room went to Kalamazoo last Miss Arvilla Stowell is spending tbe into Mr. Watt McKibben's home. Mrs. Ina Baitrail has been visiting { Robert Barry, of Sunfield, was in town : week to work for the Osborn Machine week with her grandmother Mrs. L. friends in this vicinity for tbe past I on Wednesday of last week. !Co., where he expects to work in the Barnum. I Mr. and Mix Albert Room, of Green- future. Mrs. BisaeCt visited friends in Mid­ few days. Sunday afternoon tbe north wing I ville. visited their ncice Mrs. Della - George Cramer started for Cadillac dleville the latter part of test week. | bundsy toe norm «of — .j ---- firn : [ Tyler' last ;week. ..." He will remain' .. . Mrr Flora Boodle of Haatinga. vi.it- Truman r.__Baroom a homo caught fire ■*'Monday morning. I — .. — * *jjere B William Chase went to w. Hastings .... last।. tthere a f1 ew dayH ^4 then go to North ed her .iater Mm. Julia Youngs put of j trom a defect!re chitnrwy. • «!«» or laat week. ■ about Um teet «pare w^. bunted, and ' Wednesday to commence work on the Dakota. Mr, Clarirea SUIltam at KnUm^oo. owing to th. high witri new gas plant. . J. A. Abfalter has his now launch : rouble was experienced in extinguish- I Mrs. George Carpenter and dangh- 1 nearly finished. He wijl place it on is visiting friends in this vicinity. i ing the flam.* It was insured in the | ter. of Lake Odessa. Mrs. Lottie Davis Jordan lake. . The funeral of Albert Williams was ' and aon. oT Rmoum and Mr* SVttio ; citarire Baitar and wife, at Cincin- held at the church Thursday. Inter­ Mrs. Chas. Hickerson has been ail- I Ralaor. of Cincinnati. Ohio, viatttd: Mli Ohio, were euiiting reUUees In ment in the Fuller cemetery. < ing the past few days with tonailitis. Woodland ii*nds lart Wodnewlay. . thia eicinity th. latter part oflart week. Mix Julia Youngs and Mrx Flora Mr. W. E. Allgfo han made fxten- I Wallace Pettengill and wife, of Chi- . Mrs. V. C. Room visited Mrs. Tyler Beadle, visited at A. J. Hunt's Satur­ 1 si vc repairs and aUerarion» in the store cage, who were called here by the ; last Sunday. day. • : and has added a complete new line of | Jath pf Mrs. Pettcngill's mother Mrs. Van Simmons is again working at Mr. and Mix IL B. Murdock visited dry goods, boots and shoes. Everything SiwctL Bissett, returned returnNl to to their their home home last last I ,s tnule^painting and paper hanging. ' at Henry Ragla'a is in fine condition and be is enjoy­ . Friday. WOODLAND SCHOOL NOTES I Mr. and Mix Harry Kcnfield of Ann ing an ever increasing trade. , Mr. Armstrong, of Lansing, wa* in 1 The Kniors vs. juniors _____________ had a cipher- ■ Arbor are visiing the former's aunt p Maidon Senter has moved a house to j Woodland an Wednesday, looking after jng match last Friday aftrenoon. re- I Mix Carrie Parmelee. p ^uuuou - ----------------- -- -1 • . , Ins farm and will make it over for a tbe in^eresta of his piano company. - uniting in favor the seniors. Last week the of tencheni finished nwi• , n’*'iden,'*‘ for hi* ,enant Frnnk HoMner i Mrs., Anna Race, of Lowell township, __ ;~ “ ing the book on going wret. to Uw <W’' with hi. ongitwtfeo. .Vader and Joey yiaited heY mother Mix Eiiatpeih Eut jng jjlv b.»ok on 'going west. „ — tartar.r.1 hr fhr, ,v.,. 1 n t<!nter *«<“> I Smith dtd the wqrk. last Tuesday. . school, which was enjoyed by the pn. ' J. Unborn is building an addition Al and Ed Martin have commenced pita very much. ’ l GERKEY to his home as a residence for his work un Moggie Smith s «w homa b^ token out of tbe Cunulngtaua b» gone « Will wlfc MrxH.:iRl,...t<tarn<l R,qn.K vtaite.1 whoul «n-l the «i.U, urnuiged in their , bnith(.r Mfe. Dwir Phillip. la»t week. old order m»ii> ; Jamni Klng „ lh(. ]M„nt ,leatb STATE ROAD. Uncle Philip Schantz, of Harting*. The senior H . if aU succeed In jIer motijer Mix King of Lake Odessa, Sit’ j a nice line of Shoes and desire to call your attention, es pecially to the RADCLIFFE Shoe The peer of any thing on the mar­ ket at tbe price. Cail and See them. Special For One Week Commencing Friday, Apr. 21, J will sell Jt,' lbs. of Sears o_ Crackers foreDC Highest market prices paid for Butler end. Eggs. HENRY RrtQLrt COUTS QROVE OENEK/1L STORE. c Good Printing When -you Have Printing per. Remember the BAN­ NER when you are in need of & & LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADSRECEIPTS BOOKLETS POLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT’NS In fact almost anything in the line of printiag in one or more colors. the worn ' Let us have’tlie next order. Th« BANNER Hastings, Mich. J. HOMER DEPUE Garden Seeda. 5 CLOTHING I have recently opened a new store in Woodland and solicit the patronage of all who desire good, reliable' goods at reasonable prices. Jtfy stock is new, fresh Ind strictly up-to-date. Now *is the time to think of that NEW SPRING SUIT Afh'lo'phoffis J Fred VanSyclo had wood i; Friday. As all of my stock is now in, I invite a call from all intend­ ing purchasers. .Fine suits from $9.00 up. Don’t forget the place. J. N. COVERT. THE CLOTHIER, MICHIGAN. WOODLAND. ■ Rheumatism ■ ■■ aawyeni : Frank Wilke, and wife visited j friends near Lacey Sunday. j Mrs. Alice Bristol and daughter 1 Grace spent Friday with Mrs. Bowser ] Harry Bresee ia preparing to put in , . a field of corn in Mr. Burroughs farm this spring. ' Mrs. John Wilkes of Battle Creek .' and brother Floyd, took dinner at Joe । Bowser’s Thursday (mronto to IIastings on business. J. W. HOLLOW AY THE ATHLOPHOMDSCO. New H«ven,Q®a.- , Our now neighbors on the Crocket | farm did not stay long. Moved in one . 1 day and out the^ext. • '1Cures colds, prevents pneumonia Foley’s Honey Tat OAOTOTIIA Our line of Floor Coverings are as good as you can buy anywhere; for the price. Carpets, Lace Curtains, Draperies. Renkes# Walldorff PlaHOS Funeral Directors Phone store. 25; Rea. 85 or PO. Ordant rlOIIUS, UiydllS, i Our Business Is to BUY all kindo of GRAIN. ^EEI'S ^Ai WOOL, and LIVE STOCK at thE,.het Price and to sell BRICK. I!RAX. COAL CEMENT. FLOUR. GRAINS HAT MID­ DLINGS. SALT, and WOOD PLASTEtl at tie Lo’ceet Market Price. Your Business Your business is to sell what we buy and to boy what we sell. Phone 57 and Bee how willing we are to Jo our part . ROWLADER BROS & REISER. Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. Phase S7. DQf'OOOOOOOOOOOD Vse the. “BRIST TROUT SEASON Is almost here anjwt haxeir»t«t a complete line oTFISHINO TACK­ LE of every description, such » rods, reels, h.wks. hu.fr.es, pbftH ___ tom'minnows. ■ • •> infsetaey » 'thing you want. Come In and kn kta: oce of cor BRISTOL STEEL RODS They are Light,’ Strang and able. We mske a specialty of all Tin Wort. WEISSERT BROS. J) (( niONEM. TUB HARDWARE DI AL.BRS 4 Aj •" ffl m 2; m ™ xnd our FREE HOME TREAT­ recognized in the treatment of diseases j of the bladder aud kidneys. One dose , m MENT in connection with it?. An excess of Uric Acid -in your sys­ of Pfaeulea will give relief, and one > Ytem is the cause of your pain; this ’ bottle will cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath we guarantee Athlophoros will re­ ■ the druggist. move.< Take our home treatment in connection with Athlophoros and a permanent cure is ^psured. Cells Athlophoros and will give you a Question Blank'to fill out and send to u» for advice and treatment We will 8id yOU your other Interior decorations Backache is never known to those . .-rsons who tukn iui occasional dose of ffl The value of the realn ob-1 Fineules. talned from the Pine tree has long been We fcave everything in count. DESIGN and Gr’ADE. n making selections that will harmonize With ,T. A. Btam. Ray Dmnonth and U-I Pear Stimson, attended th* tbe ROT K. O. T. j M. lodge at Caledonia Friday evening. | Croup Isqulctly relieved and Whoo| croup isquicaiy relieved and Whoop-1 ing Cough will not "run 'Its courae" If ; you use the original Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar. This Cough Syrup Is ; different from all others because it acts | on the bowels. You ean not cure Croup and * hooping Cough until you rid the | system of cougrstion, by working off the cold through a copious action of bowels. Bee's Laxative Honey aud1 Tar does this, and cuiea all Coughs, j Croup. Whooping Congh; etc. No op I ates. Sold by Fred L. Heath the drug-. i flat-________ ' ; taste. >x.-ooooooooooc He is g hard drinking man. They M onday. Mrs. Ed Mead, of Hastings, visited her grandparents at this place one day j E. T. Cole and family entertained a have a family of small children. small jiarty of friends on Saturday eve- ! Mix James N. Covert who has been ning. COATS GROVE. . and son » ' Mr. and Mi*. Chas. Offley under the doctor's care for the part Mra. Beardsley who was so ~ ‘. a short I June. -TotaUtaM moved to.Co.ta '’ °*^ week, is mnch better at the present ■ w.rjously hurt by a fall, lis slowly re­ Grove. ; visit at Edwin Meads last Thursday. ■ time’ covering. Ella Sprague went to Grand Rapids ; A short Easter and missionary pro­ Scott Priest has a new Singer shoe- Arthur Arthor Holden family of Freeport. । Monday to vimt friends, Holden and and family of Freeport. : gram has beeen prcjiared in connection ' ! maker’s sewing machine. , jhave moved into the H. Guy house for | jjp,. y><vj Qj^on and son. Ulen * with the S. S- next Sunday at 1:5*0' On Saturday from 2 o’clock to .1 j th* the summer. t visited friends hen- Sndnay. i o'clock. All are invited to attend. o'clock a company of invited friends ; Mr, Cyrus Hnger of Sheridan, Arkan- 1 Hex Richardson, cif Ann Arbor, in ! . ' and sch<M>lmates helped - Vera Ford tu mls, has. returned to East Woodland and ! sjM.ir.ding the vacation with l;{, parents WEST PARMELEE. remember that it was the anniversary wiU in the fnture make Michigan his Sam Gutche* m.1<1 a three year uld 1 Efflr Gainea of Grand Rapid*. uf her ninth birthday. Refrerimients home. l» ll‘*‘ K'Wrtt of Ler parent*. Mr. and ; Rev. C. D. Jarvis was called toI1 colt for ♦1<U). , were served and games played and a I1 I Andrew Townsend will work his 1 ^rM-' ' very hajipy time /injoyed by tbe guests. ; 1 Seliewa on Sunday, to organize a ,C. father* farm. 1 >>»*. Warner Is the ^uest of her j John Palmerton is on the sick list. E. society at that jJace. Harry Seas<* and wife have mov-xl on ; daughter. Mrs. Philo Cline. . P. R Holmes has lately moved into ’ The Bulling Bros, are putting up David Demands farm and is working Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan were the j his house in the village, and is im- some fine new wire fence, but many the same. < guests of bis parentx Mr. and Mix t I proving his pfuperty by Imilding a say it encroaches on, the roadway and Andrew Townrend And Min Man- ; &lw»nl Morgan Sundny. | new barn and cutting down a few will have to be moved. Cole were married Tuesday at Has- j1 Mi* Mae Dooley of Freeport, visited i evergreen trees in front of tbe house. Mr.- Harve Towns was surprised on ' ting., our school Friday. . It is U/o Iwl to see these beautiful Friday evening, when a number of Oscar Cooper and wife of Woodland. j trees wasted for they^could have made neighbora and relatives came in to help Master Lloyd Zerbe, who has licen • visited David Demond Sunday. 1 I so many happy hearts at Christmas him celebrate his 48th birthday. An i quite ill (or some time,..., will .start for j ■| time. Ume. I elegant supper was served and the n>« L. T. L. met at J. Barannf. «*“>' Monday. Watson Howard Howard of of Lakeview, Lakeview, is is callcall- .| I Carrie Heiser has hired ont to district . pleasant occasion will long be rem«-m- Friday night and elected the following । Wataon officers: President, Nettie Curtice; j ing on old friends in this vicinity: No. 2 for another year, this being_her bered by alL Mr Herbert Baker ol Caledonia, I ! Mrx Jensie Miller and children of Vim Prea.Carrol Bnmnm See . Mary । Assyria Center, are sjiending a couple Smith: Treaa. Sylemter Curtice; wa. tbe gnart of T. A. Bam Sunday. ’ fof weeks with her j>arenta, Mr. aud Smith. Mrs X Beardsley of east Woodland. • ! Mias Floosie Sawdy of the Woodland 1 high scluxil. entertained her teachers You Wduld Give Considerable ! and a few frieniW on Friday evening, To Be Relieved of Your at the home of her lirotber Homer j Sawdy in east Woodland. Dainty rej fronhments of ice cream and cake were j served and a merry social evening re- . । (ported. even for a little while. Would you I not.Rive more, to be permanently reGRANGE HALL CORNERS. । nevedf You have probably tfied'a. ; How .was Sunday for a winter's day* I great many things for your Rheuma­ tism without success. , Mrs. Warner ia now considered out Did you ever try of danger and is improving alo^ly. I ! A few of our mon have their oats i ' *owe<l and ore waiting for spring to ' • come. J elding Wall Paper Is largely a matter of Wallace Lovewell, of Lake Odessa. . visited. Woodland friends on Wedneo- New Stock Wta tvanta,, D*ne WAIL PAPER TALK m homo of her st<-|>- | Mr ,uld Mni c Ifeamry vHted their ' Mrs. Shelby. Gertie McPharlin and .Uughter Mitmie Mren, al Oarltarillr Mat* Ryan attended church at Nash- . ville Sunday. • of H„IibK, 1Mt woek. <(mi]g of Mh. Harper has Ireen spending the I w eek at Grand Rapids. JuAbun Dllleotavk WA« At HMtlUg. , nJM „„ Mnt L1„ia I)urk„. |<>t . Saturday, on business. . • j . Mix Meliatu^ EiAer called on her David Landis and Mrs. Kate HptrfHoy Parmington has done some very 1 * U ' ‘^r’>'n 1 .mother Mrs. Endsley, Friday. Me. E. ' stutter made a tmainaw tripto Roxand. nice papering for aim. Schaiblv and i Thc forn»er» who Rn' l*agR«»g about , imdttr th* doctor'.* care. Euton one day duv luxt week. I Mr* Aator. Ho now gore to Wooi-.l eating their oat. »,>rn .> uarly are Eaton conntv. county, one last week. not saying much almut their l>eiDg up I MARTIN CORNERS. Mrs. G. C Garlick and nephew Rob- land to fill order*; there. 1 just at present. We guess the weather ' Milo Barry is working fur Thus. ert Boru were ic Grand Rapids on Fri- ■ Arvilla Stowell is in Carlton visiting is a little too frosty. • Fisher. day of last week. ’ < her grandma Barnum. We think revolvers must be venJ. L. Smith wa* at Hastings on busi- :-------------------------• ! u. D. Sampson Dnui)>*>i; is building fence for' plentiful at Lake Oth-ssa the way some Crawley, nets on Saturday. I EAST WOODLAND. are using them. The latest victim is ’ । Michael Doster, of Prairieville, visitMiss Pila Hitt and mother Mix Israel Roush is caring for Ed — Heath's „ ^A.j. wife. He 2*hot at her ed J. M. Smith and family on Friday, pvictimk of the grip this wefek. twice last Saturday night, one ball j Mrs. D. Townsend! returning K,,™'i home_Saturday morning. 11<jnl to J[r |u]j Mnt w. Clark on grazing her temple. She ran into the Albert Hilton of Hastings. i« doing Mrs. Myrtle Eckart, of Irving, visit- Sunday, a seven pound boy. street screaming and he after her. carpenter work for his father. 1 ed her parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ' Mr. and Mrs. John Benedict of Has­ Officers were chiec by and succeeded in Harvey Hale is quite ill, being con- 1 ! Miller over Sunday. tings. called on Warnerville friends on disarming him and placed him in jail fined to his bed part of tbe time. I Fresh lettuce, Onion. Asparagus, padi Ribbon, Pie Plant, Or>nt< ------------Underwear, Strawbcries, Lem,“' Ill ana Bananas ' -----------Calico, Hosiery, Preaching next Sunday morning fol- l visited Woodland friends for a few day* getting diplomas, will bo the largest , W(,nt wjth lowing Sunday school. Cottage prayer. last week. elate that ever left the Woodland j • I। Mix Myers and Mrs. Campbell were meeting at Grandma Fisher's WednesJ. M. Smith was at Hasting*, on * hool. There are now olxteen in thq visiting friends in Lake Odessa last, 4HV crafting. Thuntday on circuit court commission- I class. Th»™l»r «X1 Friday. . Quarterly M.v S and 7. er work. V .1 WEST WOODLAND. Herb Calkins and wife of Nashville. ltl.r Brace wi|| ctet Rev. Bradley. Mix : Tupper, of Lake Odessa, xisited . Ejjjah Barnum and wife of east j visited the last week.: Mrs. Will Fisher and Miss Bessie 1 ♦»,« latter* *-♦♦— parents 1.^ her niece Mrx '.Erlo Fuller last week. : Woodland, visited at Mr. Densmore's j and finished moving their goods from I Barber attended the temperance con­ Miss Emma Bizer went .to Grand i fast Tueeda#. ' this place. . vention at Lnife Odessa this week. Rapids on Saturday morning to spend Will Naid> and wife of Carlton Center. Alpha Demary has moved into D. Some .noTcasary improvements are a few weeks with friends. were gnesta of Perry Stowell and-wife ' Haskell's bouse. bejng made at the m-hool house. Mix O. L Crocker, of NaahviUe. Tuesday. | j. Spencer and wife viiited their ■Mi* Johnson is on the sick list. . who hae been spending tbe port wwk Mix Heise and 3lre Durkee attended .laughter Allie Fuller and famUy last Mix Frank KurU and Mrs. Robt. ■ with Mrs. J. M.Smith and other Wood- ^ie ra^ nt Henry Geiger’s last - Sunday. ta.xltri.-njA returns w b<-r h<«n<- ™ Wuodanl vlrfled Lewis of the city, attended the society at Lute Kinne's Thursday. Friday >last. jju qUjte jjj g,,. I wj|] Garitt last Saturday. Mr* A. T. Cooper biu ooM her > houw- :md lot fe Bev. Kidder who ox-1 fAth,.r Mr peutoimt out exten.,w repair, on , the Mtae 1-fonl mo-rutg into th ------------ tty ri*5 Ginghams, Cotton, r* JI ill i, * di j li li CEMENT BLOCKS ii "THE TOMLINSON LUMBER CO, iiii '*• are to be found at No. 120 N. Broadwav. with a ii complete line of Lumber for all your needs * hen ii building. .ii <i �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 20. 1906. ME HEAR DYING ; evil vnron. . remarkable engineering. I China ns |uon as bought abould .be placed in a pessel of coH water, each < piece being separated from another by a little hnjl cr turn >>< ><Hi>apcr. ■ me r*ci< or lora up m-w.p«per. • Tlw JWrjtlOc Amortcun ilwrtbe. a from in Anflil Humour. Gradually that tbe water until It‘be : remarkabU ,«.i w cugLuuciiM*. urc ru- I ’ einarkabw feat of engineering, tlie recome-K near|y bulling, then let It fo ; movol of a large two story brkcfc build- | Scntched Til! Blood Ran. j come cold. Remove tbe china from tbe lug sixty yearn old, weighing over 200 | As delicious as a Fresh Orange Wasted to Sktleton. . water and wipe. This treatment will j tons, frpni its former location ax Sharps- t old-fashioned Cod Liver Oil and Emulsions ! render tbe bhlna- much lexs liable to ! burg, a suburb of Pittsburg, to Alle- ' member these things and watch her­ MHS. ANDREW CARNEGIE. crack than. If used fofare being boiled. { gbeny, a distance of nearly four tulles. !d to contain all the medicinal elementa, actually taken self constantly she would have no need I CUREDBYCUTICURA I-----------; This in itself waa n vdry clever piece line fresh cods’ livers, with .organic iron and other for gymnastic exercise when she grows j Ont men» Paste. 1 Of WOrk; but, to make it all tbe more Little For Society. up.—New York I'resa. ling ingredients, but no oil or grease, making tlie . Oatmeal jmste can fo made at home wonderful, most of tbe work was perMrs Andrew Carnegie Is a woman OeeAppllcitldn Soothed Him' itrength aud flesh creator known to medirina. For * t. i| by rolling ordinary oatmeal to a powpow i formed upon the water. who Is continually doing:deeds of phi­ k, puny children, weak, pale women, nursing cintuin* Her Girls. | der and ulftlng It* Add to this flfittr J to Sleep. Cura Speedy lanthropy and chnrity of which tbe A busy housewife and mother who enough sweet almond oil to make a |' From tbe moment tbe bouse was liftchronic cold, hacking coughs, throat and lung a ed until It was placed upou Ita new world never hear*. Columns upon col­ has long been a Rource of wonder ' moderately stiff paste. C-.c. and Permanent. ' incipient consumption—nothing equals ViaoL Cover loose the • foundation there arose one complication umns hk\c been printed about Andrew among her friends because of her per- • bands with tbe imste nnd sleep ., . - .7 -T------ I 7--------------------- — *^v—«• VI ucr per- ; annus wiw tne paste nnd sleep in in loose — * “ * * notnflllw well ...—11 stocked -*—• • llneu ■■ ’-----■This “ ' will ”■ soon show a grant after another. • The king stretch of | Carnegie, the great steel magnate, and ' Penally closet nnd 11 —gloves. I-" bls peculiar philanthropic- enterprises, the many fresh frocks her children I Improvement lu tbe condition of the ground lying between It and the river ' W. ff. GOODYEAR, Druggist was of such a soft, marshy nature, ap- | but very little is said about his eatl- wear has thia to say: ' bands. . , 'W**- --T'C ■ J 'by and ran parently wlthoht bottom, that the | nihble wlf*. This Is mainly due to the “I have two little girls to dress, and --- ; z ' 'uS'’hi!LV‘ building waa constantly In danger of We tried fnct that she Is of n very modest nnd I mY plan te to make one dress a mouth ! Vshplstereii Furniture, aoMcn*-” . collapsing,. but even wfou these obsta­ rvtirlnx; dlsposRIon. ‘ for each child alternately. This keeps ' Upholstered furniture may fo clean hfo arms, Born Miss Ixnilse Whitfield, the tbera comfortably supplied, for good 1 by rubbing over wllh'dry bran and cles won? overcofoi bud the house placed upon tbe shore of tbe river a of au old New England fam­ jjauw.*1111.-, I materials wort them more thuu a flannel. Of course the ciudr. sofa- or t body. »nd |daughter ..r ily. Mrs. Andrew Carnegie differs -----Kar- rj^ic lt possible to ' whatever It may fo should flrat fo •everv flood rose, surrounding the house t-hid ho ’ to a depth halfway to the second story 1 markedly In one respect froth the gen- give careful thought to each little frock, beaten with th«* i*iW BCir T ' band or a cane carj»e ’ the carpe* I ran, am! a I and placing It in midstream, in order । vrality of American women, especially to take nil the time necessary to xnnke Venter lentrr and ann then brushed bru«hetl to remove ns tn . 1" $*■<*' Taldng effect Sot. 27.Tn ‘ 1 To prevent It from being washed away. I rime table. Central standard It ns perfectly as possible, and. great tiuch dust as possible. Time. I to put HaaUngs as follows: ; the blocking nnd milers had to be lumfrom -est advantage of all, tbe children al—-------EASTWARD weighted down with immense beams | no weak ’ i ways have at Itrfiat one dress that ii ' v When purchasing . ------------- — rarpeta Delect thou- j m piu am am P m pm ' am! steel rails. The rushing waters . . wtrnld tt*r°S i perfectly .fresh nnd modish, while the. 1 ni,on which light win have the leant of !iav;».e:« It KMlnmarooar i:30 Juft-V*/' abating sufficiently, the bouse was 1 others are graded back tn various de- j fw’L Never shut up the house to save Lwltoo i.-OOam tfcit tnc No’ >«: NI«Iit express....'........ i ’hands were t'lovci J ale grees of shabbiness to the really old | can»et;[lt means man. y Id doctor's' .moved and lowered upon a large coal j • WF»TWAR1> Sbulu ' forge. — Other ..I — — - I bill*. frocks. Tl The plan means every- 1i JO’D 1:45 T: li-T No. 1W. Grand Rapids express. This folng tloue and everything made . Cokta Grove No. lift Grand Ba»>M» express. thing bright and pretty in spring and . “Hl Woodland ready. It was gradually towed down No. tax Mall Mustard water Is aald to fo excello.?. fall and everything old at once too. ; the Allegheny river; but, due to the ' Bo' to® .id got “Where the mother has - more that; ' for cleansing the bands after baudliug Landot ■ — -- ’ O.w. RUGOUM. r.AT. A^ ittorv odorous Ruixtnnces and the saying li four law bridges between it nnd Its rrus ail Grand Rapid" 7;IO two girls she can do more monthly •t tbot he A4 ' deetltaitlon. tbe forge hud tn be nett‘ ‘ W. ABSKMOS. AfMrt. . Chicago. true. [ ■ : • . • make two dresses a month for a- ftyuHurttnt’. tied before, faming each bridge, tbe Dy of four girls, etc., according to the water ‘being pumped out afterward. To I necessities am! circumstances of the I Whip crtSED in a pitcher. It whip- add to the excitement. It had to fo ’ more qulrldy (han In jin open bowl, ;ra Soap fandly.” towered tlittough a lock, nnd even when ' with leas setter. V>1 pct 02 , the rieor trip was completed three j tracks of tin* Buffalo, Rochester and FBTKICIAlU You don’t “A pe*rl fn the mouth la worth- two I An»xn.mlk will prevent stove black ATTOfLMITR UMlp’-L Pittsburg railroad had to fo crooaed { a he felt bet* ^nrln^ brown. kw*bow|t on the neck.” le I au np . to date adag „ . tn uya Ointwithin thirty minutes. KNAPPEN. KLEINHANS A DR. LOWRY. w. Rh»k which Women would do well to ponder , Haatincs. Mich. keofcntfcur^ A LESSON IN GRACE. KNAiTEN, Attorneys. Al vays • Isrite ateck of gl*»<* *»« over. A 'woman of many charms will | .ottle of Cutb 17 Mtebtean Trust Co. Building. Gr»fo SEPARABLE HINGE. oftrr> •fall of Improwluu If for teeth <ixrtaeles oa band._________________ I think Kaplds. Mlctolgaa. _■ ore not delicately clean and whole. C.H T«o».. i II. A. * C. U. BAKBBR, ..mly foc^Jhe There are autny factors wbteh go t« THOMAS A ITtYOR. **&rajcte,’i ssys a young woman Whoj ' PhvaietaDs and Surxnona determine the soundness of one’s devotes much of her lime to »coacfi!ng Attorneya at laxw. In many hourehulds it is the custom Mitland teeth, hut none mure potent than thul fashionable folk In tie* art, “, H - -• - '* ,_8y ‘to take down the doors or laddc shutof u»c. Gootf, vigorous action is neces tauch a lisuvon l>oru ljle*udug -irn it is a F. R. TIMMERMAN sary In [order that u supply of blood matter of bard, per*intent Work. NoU| tern In the spring not! put them up C»G-v.KUVR’a PUTTKK, HoDKBpathlc Physician and Sar­ urv K»v again In tin* full. but tfo work is very I ■may fo k-:ili«sl to tbe teeth to Dourhm ■every one i« the pnAWssor en, Office cor. Jefferson and Center a pretty trying to tfo uninitiated, and It is them, slys Woman's IJfe. Give a <treets^ - ,• MRS. AVVlfXW C.ULVHiiX face nor jn-al richer, ubit+i. like ehnr- j hanlly a jib of siVQelcnt Inqiortancc A-.l tbe rourte of Xtor state. muscle no exercise, aud the werlcat Ity, cover u imUtiruile <>t detlelencies. j th---*- nmt>n$ thorn wlu happen to fo K, KKNAMTON. novice knows it will get soft. Give ' bnt naost if us can lIolffoMoihlng in tlie : A HANLON. M. D.. tfo |wiy«i of mnltlmilHtmnires. Iu that Yorker bn* Invent rd an Inpr »ved tyj<c the teeth *Bo work, aud thdy become physician and Surgeon. VTTX .. O. • -----। way of improving the figure ttad cun , of hinge adapted to overtime this dlfii Rhelcarci Hide or iiothlng for social k*mct>res In all cnnrta of the Mat* Collection* chalky ynd an easy prey to decay. Too learn to Sauve a bit mor*- ornvi-rnlly— ! Middleville. Mleh (Ji>*tiu<*tlun. culty. much ciMikiug of food and tli^uae uf Tjjr coustructton nhus provides «tsy ,1. M. SMITH. Attoniey at Iaw, Fibred In 1RS7 to the wealthy steel soft prepared dishes have had uiUch not st a single found. Hit with bnpl. CH ABLES RUSSELL. M. D porshdont work and cJosf ationtinn to 1 access to the pintle for tbe application king, the iutirriagt* has proved In every to <lt> with ip*ttlug people out.of Thu' Woodland, Mich. Physician and Surgeon. derails na! -ctmatant nra cilice correct AII*bu6i<M*»H given prompt and careful .Ifflee over Fred 1.. Heath's drugstore. I I wa-' iil^ny happy c»ne. Agreeing habit of chewing. Those who lire «»ii I i__ • Farnsii^ntkMn Collections a specialty. we nhot.e MB. (ifBcr phone IM. ‘ ‘ :n for liuifoctl's famous illHtnm "that coarse foods requiring thorough, uan! viotrnk'DU’’ There is ’ r.udj tor the “ tad ” Idea tlie miUitWhd *lle.« rich die* dlngraced.” cation have the perfect teeth of -nni , UKNTien K. V. GALLAGHER. Hiydician and am! more' pratnieal <ajnni*in scuse Iu Mr*. Carnegie not only threWs herself mute, white mid tonril and even. . The I Surgeon. Dowling, Mich. Office heart aud wul Ini» all hrr buNbumTN blood supply is perfect on account of.i tlx* fon»daliou*prl»ciph- <*f UpUmrte’s F. K. WILLISON. D. 1>. S. hours 12 to 2 p. m. and 7 to 8 p.m. method thaa i* tt^fo fnupd m a whole THephonr at Hoti'*'lrt»y or Night. Hastings, Mkt phRnnthreplr amterpriaea, but doe* no the stimulation given by Uuruugk ex , ng of . volume of eertalc phyw al cnititre gibend of good <m her own account In aai jth orders! unostentatious way. Xh-.- particularly •SfnuctP at i!m center stub freedom dvlighi^ in holding out a helping lined at tfo rxtrewiltte»,“ reads Vfoh law. and ‘The aav to Htruggllpg arrteta or students or beIt all turns on will aud exercise. Be-1 ----------------------- -—.—----------------------- —— :d<llrmt*ti*s friemllng any waifs or stray* who are .fore golqg :a>lA o* sleep a- few exercises1 fiillg. rnsclsallug charm < ali*il "grnce.” ; i ■ ■ * . * you these lucky enough to come usa*r her mshould be Roue through with qjmh win- j Mov> fbe arms, the f»*ct, rhe head nnd V. A. SHELDON Vi m. STEBBINS, down. Iutilling the good fresh air. A ' allow the rest of the 1>«ly a«> remain Abstract aud Real Estate Office. Licensed Embalmer stophidder to. run up and down is n1 Abstract Block, Hastings. reasonably nottaaileas—mwfhuiless, but and Funeral Director. Money u> taaa on Kral Estate. Ural Estgreat incentlx'e to health; wind exer­ not rigid. Fvrrxknu duea not mean join., next to Christmas- rturfocrauh lute sold cosnmisrtoa. GcnerU convey1’erhnps nol>ody rmffers greater agi­ cises. hip exercises, rotary motions, •'laxity.” tudio. Krs1der.ee 3» Court strret. AU auctac. JtavtMxcomptete set of Abstract “directed ease.“ .It may aUIs promptly attended, day or night, nk's of mortification than rhe round .all keep the body lissom aud prevent Rooks, rotnpll.-d ln<n tbe Records, can be acquired a®Jy by ranking “anrsy moCitizens Phone. Res. 6o; Office 76. (tirnl»h complM/" Abatraeta. shouldered girl at Xhr “growing” age. stoutnew. say* the London Quern. The tlon*’ a habit. The girl 'al fourteen ran easily avoid .diet Luis to t»e considered. Too much Hold the arms beirt at fhe -elbows, round shankJcrs aud cultivate an erect liquid should never be taken wltli close to the sldm. Drop the bands from carriage If she will. First of all let her meals; too much meat is bud. Thrre is tbPArrlsts nnd thru wRh as IlttX-effort HORSE SHOEING FARMERS AND get used » sleeping without a pillow .nothing better for the figure than as possible rtake them. This start* the I give especial attention to boraee TOWNSMEN A pillow pushes the shmtlders forward. househfthl work. It takes a great deal circulation. N<rr, holding th** .body that interfere in travelliJ• —■ alike patronize dur Barber of a lubricant thereto. The pintles are Vslng a pillow at night is. an unTintura! 1 <6 persuade an ordinary woman ttint firm at the waist line, rotntr* torMv'lmtid. Shop. Everythin* new. clean now shoeing some of theU-. my. -and may and up-to-date. We tuvltr you in Barry county, and would like fo habit which eirUIxnl folk have culti­ Jx is ixmtinqjug thesa things rtiat, arms. Here yon have the rudiments of formed Integral with the leaves which to call and call again. are attached to the door Jamb, while shoe yeure. vated. Bahtas tla not require pillows. •mnkes n success of It. not starting •the aforvsnld young-woman's Immou -the other leaves »f the binges are form­ BUSBY BROS.. W. J. fluming, .them aud :lbeu k-avlng them to fair. In graee." New York Mall. th--. Tiftj rather object to them. ed with slotted knuckles adapted to Under Haahngs City Bank. Hn.t door earn uf Erick turn. *1 or Ail duy lang the round abonkterod fit Into yece*sca Iu the pintle hinges girl aliouhl walk as tluwqtb she were HEALTHFUL HOSIERY. QUd eiigtige tbe pintles. Tbe slbts In OTtcu eevueiuton) house wives are an balancing a book upon her bead. If the knmjcJcs of the door leaves, how­ s . !m» cannot keep fids th -ught in mind noyed itecause tin* white linen shirt •hontd ever, are oppositely (HhjkmhxI.ho that let her remember to keep ih^ back of bosoms show worn spots uround the THF. ‘‘OYO RELIABLE-' BLACK­ when mounting the door the upper leaf rrqprisMrs ot U>« JKiTKBS*) STREET neck when the rest of the garment is her nock- pressed against her collar. No matter bow pretty « stocking I* first uioyefl into engagement with Its SMITH. i'EED BARN haw added 14 new double This will keep! the hea l nd sUottldcm apparently good. • This can fo, cushy Jooks. It should acver fo worn until it corresponding pintle leaf, and then the «UH» to accommodate patroa*. Tbey bavr All work neatly and promptly done. greet arid help h«-r to avqu’jw a .good remedied. Iron the bosom aa usual, bus lx*en thoroughly waafod. This lower one is xnbved Into position. The mIao put In von»«* new 1JVKRY HIGH and Also do all kinds of repair work. place a piece uf okl linen or cotton may'seem .overparticular to^nrany. but door is ketrt Llius In lunged position by carrta&e. M>llelt your palruua<i . Satisfaction guaranteed. To Dtr.-ugthen the shoultler mercies gobd* over tbe foauhi; over that wet th* dye .us^d to color some hosiery con- he,action of gravity, but can be uuand broaden the chest take this exer­ piece-, lay a dry j'lece for a moment; tabu, h certain element that Is poison- . binged by a livrizoutal pull. The upper run die Iron ovur this dry piece mice or cise every day, fifty times In the.worn FOR MEN^ <»«„■>. ami. .-m.-rlue Ulr tt. ihflkiu .aid Ing' nnd fifty times at night; Standing twice: remove this last piece and iron skin riirough u slight abrasion. wfH fre- 4t)Or Wj4jc-’oneu O1 1VLO FOR BOYS. n¥f* herein in n doorway, spread both arms until securely the wet pieQe over the bosom. quenfiy canse s<*riou.< trouble. Rod I make a apecialty of handling-MEN’S and We havo a fuU line of-CIGARS. i'lPEft the hands toneb the door ledge on ei­ Certainly It will come off when tbe stockings nre the most likely to fo In- WINTER EATINU BOYS’ SHOES. See my line before buying. and TOBACCO. Tbtsi# the oldest excliiMre Repairing neatly and promptly done. ther side on a level with tbe shodtdera. shirt is laundered s|nlu. but it Is worth Jurions. RUINS STOMACHS Cigar store tn thertty and we carryall the doing wnny tlnws over If the gnrmeut best brands. HMR.lntM tor Grasp the h-dgr firmly and then step Another thing to guard against Is the ■ PFHLIP LUTZ. stoi'king that Is loo short. One of tbe I *‘Now is the Time Vou Need Mi-oforward as far ak you can without re­ Is of any value to the ow>ter. Secuad door wuth of' i*osto«ce. Now step backward as far as you can. gren test on uses of bunions is the stock-1 na,’’ Soys W.J. Holloway. moving the hands from their jtoaftlon Ing that does n«K give the toes sufficient ' Think for a moment of the extra 8oug is n most valuable medium of room. Light ns the pressure is. It is strain you put upon your stomach In Walk back nnd forward tills way fifty tlno-s. Each time the muscles of your expression for a child. Tbe averagu yet so steady ns to cause thia painful the winter. The hearty food, the late Taka ana after eaeh meal and before going to bed condition or th. joint.., Attar puttlnc .uppers nnd the lack ut eiercl.0 and cheat are stretched and brought Into child with small encouragement can be led to sing the livelong day. Chil­ the knocking ou It should be pulled out door “I i play. When you sit at your desk Iu trw the to,-, to r--e them greats !5‘,l0“,!£b;n15’;^'LL‘,U"d*,10D fOr dren love to hum to themselves; they school be sure Hint you are well trnck t'roX .nervous Ir- ' love to gather about a piano, and aoms rreclom and In. Identall, preraut tbe on tbe seat, not sitting on your spine. children are so fond of singing they stockings from wearing out. riUbility. and serious bowel and kid : : ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT. : : If -the fourteon-year-old girl would rewill hum whatever they are doing. A stocking shbuhl not fo too long, ney diseases bavFoftcu dated from a ■ ' I ... order at the Children who sing cannot be unhappy, however. If it Is It will surely wrlu week of extra “good living." Nearly Mat. i-itylurry, msde^n Ith and It is so easy to win them to this Rle and cause the foot to blister. A everyone is. bothered with more or less । v l>. IMS. four - -.:io«.*d for rrt-mhabit with little' effort. Music la a good plan Is to have tbe stocking half i headaches and backaches, furred ton- I - <<«in>t th* male erfi DTirjC I will make rugs means of discipline ns well us a source an Inch longer thnrythe foot measure- guq. poor appetite, drypacking cough, , NORTHROP KING i CO'S .■i nutaty. 4e-l ’o! ■ t utl<! d* • -aaed are of delight with children. Tbe caHlest ntrnl thia InmnJLnit anfflclcnt to Sterling Northern grown tented llUvJkJ for.. ..SO and 76c -la!m« to ■wM Probate' 'he,fr,|TT Tl0"’ WlhStTpiiririeak way to divert children from some wild - uthr ( t.- of liasBy sending One Hundred pounds of GARDEN SEEDS prank la to play and sing inuole they run no risk of burling It Id any way. tire(f fa.||ng, carpets, I will pay freight both ways. • 'u*'t nexLaod that | of Minneapolis, Minn., for eaie. —Baltimore Sun. \-ow )a the time when Mi o-na is 1 Write me your want*. letter, promptly «h»‘■■i. *aid Court on enjoy. Frtfa*. weml. Addrvw •• »t next, at tan L A Lrt FATON r,,<,NE XoMich. -“ ------------------ - -----needi 4*to repair the t avagee and wastes L..M. 1 L/IN, Hastings. idea I: * ttxu day. A. M. BUNNELL, WSK the hearty eating of winter has caused * Datr-I UOriKlDH 12V N. <Yeek Street. laundry LINES. Perhaps no vegetable Is more abused In the stomach and digestive system. by the enrelesa or Ignorant cook than Ji.dfwcf I'rohatr A LABA ST J KX I»k . P-or bjjmbj da/a a dt.y.r dndcr, .. d,«.‘ Aqu^J’ura (M aten qts. VIII the bJmely but particularly wholesome • organs, so they can and will readily di ■ onion. 'Hie oil find rank flavor which better than fresh coal. Sig “Dnrn the luck! I lost a peach of.an Apply at once with brush. When .washing silk waists always g^et whatever food Is eaten. A Mi o , are objectionable to many palates find ...Ivdlrni tlroult. Iron then, upon tbe wrong side. na tablet taken fofore each meal will , umbrella today.” Jloctor 8m<te. stomachs may be dissipated by soaking Mildew <*l linen should fo soaked for remove all Irritation. Inflamation and j “Yes, people don’t seem to have any After the Epidemic is over this is am hour or so In warm water, after onrt Itonu on the consclonco about swiping umbrellas. the most valuable prescription that which rinse in cold water. wlj>e dry -y.1 tT .ad u.» How- did you lose it?” can be offered. It will completely and put on to cook In boiling salted wnslicil In thi qsuei w y. tract from the food all.that goes to ’•Well, ft .was standing against the kill any bacilli on the walls or any. water. Salt tends to preserve the |>eThrc*« ounces of borax nn<l two ponntls make good rich blood, firm muscle, wall In tlie restaurant. I kept my eye t that d*-f.-tidant. Wildeadly germs that may fo lodged In of sliced white bar soap dissolved iu an j R sound healthy body. cullar flavor which Is tlie onion ’ s life, lit Of-tbh State. but •n It"— DR. C. H. BURTON two quarts of hot water will make n This remedy coate but 50 cents and if j your ceilings. and no amount of after salting can re­ If the room has been papered and “You hot you (pre to! -Well?" splendid Isthffr for washing clothes. its use does not restore your full vigor, P-f-udMit enter hl» store it.—What to Eat. "And Just as I was getting up the Never launder table linen when stain- vitality, and health, \\. J. Holloway , the paper is in good shape — put A l- on m Ixrfore four fellow that owned It eame along and Specialist in Eye. Ear, Nose abastine right on over the paper. ii- order, and that .4L.n ... ..up......r -d. u Ilinia r«n- --------- ... U lA'.nunt cau*e this Ao ounce of pre volition Is worth a took Itr’-iClevelaial Leader. and Throat. The raufir-thlnff Is to realize that a remove the spot*, as It 1.-* almost im bouuded faith like' this deserves your ton of cure. Do not nut It off. Do man is as be I*. You can’t change him * possible to efface any discoloration art confidence. Glasses carefully fitted. POSHIOIV i» --- _ It now. much. And the sooner you leave off . i... . aiilnnerrfM in ----------------------er the cloth hu-) been .sulnrmrgM In Any oneicnn put on Alabastine, ’ 1-ment Smith and as toon ns a room' is fumigated trying to reform him the sooner will Circuit Jud«e Office over Horten’s Gioctry Store. soapywater. , ’ Ai.abastine should be applied. you fo able to make him go through his To v. tisb white lace boll some rice to Of 160 Acres S Office 273. ■* paces and do the cute tricks be Is ca­ a pulp and, having diluted this with I hone j BetWence n.8. Write for card of tints and book For Infants and Children. ■ XOL JJUKUM OUU VMXMMVM. pable uf. Indeed, be can fo made vfatPT. wash the lace In It. Rffise in u — let entitled,“Unsanitary Walls.” If „ I* n n-.—kf Id the Orwit Cassdlan Northwest. Cheap rate* quite, tame by gentle treatment and frenb supply of rice water udc! then your dealer or decorator Hoes not .Win. may In tlme'kuirn some of tbe finer pin out to tlry. This method of cleans­ —> “ ’ CHARLES BPLLIS, have It, send us his name (and yours) i 'i) Lum. if you thlngs.uf life from bls mistress. The ing lnc<* makes It a good color 'ami »tot them । Bears the Govcrnmuit Comm fotauer. C. J’. Railway and we will see that you are sup in the best powible Plgnsrnrw Ba,t '• M*Jor,e Block. Bsttte Creak, midi. •utm caJds. orc^enlt Dnnimaota. proper Rtu<ly of womankind is man.— Just stiff enough*. t piled. paper, call at the BINnei: .1 ALABASTINE COMPANY. Svrncuae Journal Price 11.75 for 200 bOL. • -------------- Grand R»pidx. Mich. „ .■ WOMAN'S WORLD I nol Body Builder Railway Time Tables Michigan Central RSTAM RELIEF PROFESSIONAL CARDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1 flame Soap (o. DAN LAKE, ROWLAND BROS CIGARS A. PARKER & SON. 77 -ALABASTINE YOUR WALLS The best 5c Cigar, • CASTOR IA Oil Kind You Have Always Bough’! FREE HOMES r°' "<»■•««» roley’s Honey m Tar �CLOSING OUT WALL PAPER I have concluded to close out my stock of Wall Paper, ronslating of all grades and all colors, and will make prices accordingly. If you are going to do any papering it will ■pay you to look at my stock aud get my prices' bafore placing your order. W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescriptions prepared as if for the Doctor's own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. GASOLINE STOVES We not only have a nice line of Gasoline Stoves for sale but also make a specialty of Cleaning and Repairing them. We also have a fine line of tables for sale from the small kitchen table to the large 12 ft. extension table. We aho make anything to order in the line of Woodwork aud do all kinds of Furniture re pair work. Give us a call. The People’s Exchange, W. R, Jatnieton, Prop. In Kelley building, just north of. National Hauk. • We have * (!&• line of Flower» *ud Decora­ tions for E ABT EK such m Caster < 111 Us. Call* until. Mid *11 kinds of DnooiUloo*. All orders protn|>Ujr filled. £ Son REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. It is reported tliat the Chicago & Al■ ton-railroad has recently issued rules ' through which its employes are for| bidden to visit race tracks, dance balls, i or any resorts where liquors arw sold or gambling permitted Good survioe.the ; railroads hold, depends upon steady habits, and both help insure public , safety. On the same day the railroad 1 announcement was made comes a de­ i duration from Governor Hanley, of I Im^ana. that he would not knowingly WAH&AXTY- DKKDS. John Harding to Cyrus Shellenbarger. Lot 10 blk 26 Eastern add, Ci.ty♦ BREAKFAST FOODS i: W, H. FAIRCHILD,; I wittput a SELLING price on all COUCHES anj PAR­ LOR GOODS. I am bound to close them out and will give BARGAINS Get first choice and make a few $$$ CASTORIA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ' Tromoles Digeslion.Cheerfulness and Rest .Contains neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. A perfect Remedy forConstipoHon. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Christiiipk Barnum to Lafuy* ette Parrott and ivife. Parrel, Woodland 1WK> | Asahel Olar nnd wife to Hkr। rison Bluckernnd wife. 80|ac Sec 33.- Woodland 3300 00 Charlra F. Burton et al tcTPhilip. Col^ruve. 4” ac Jkfciff. I Rutland at McCOY'S A\<?ee|abie PrepacalionlbrAs­ similating ttieFoodandBcgutain^lhcSteuiacteiarklBowels of • PRETTY EXPERIMENT. It Re««ir«B C«refill Work, but the Keaolt Will Hrpuy Yon. Amateur magfclnut as well as aniaJeur scientists will like this little ex­ periment: Get two goblets of exactly tbe tame size and shape and plunge them Into a tub of water. Hold them under tbe water until both are completely filled and not a bubble of air remains in them. Be careful about this; then while they are still under water bring them together, brim to brim, one up­ right, the other inverted, and lift them carefully out, standing them in a piap? provided for tbe ppr|NMc. One gobl«*t is now standing Inverted upon the other, aud both are full of water. Dry them carefully with a cot­ ton cloth and then move the upper Estate of Rachel Rockwell deceaMMl, petition for appointing administrator filed, hearing May 8. Estate ofMatilda E. Bissett deceased. ]»etition for probtote of will filed, hear­ ing May 12. “ Estate of Daniel Baitinger deceased, pstition for appointing general and special administrator filed, order ajP I>ointing tqiecial administrator entered, bond filed, letters” issued to .Caroline Baitinger. Estate of Emil J. Baitinger et al 200 00 minors.-petition fur appointing guar­ dian filed bund filed, letters issued to 1UUO 00 Caroline Baitinger. Nettie Jones to Robert Daw­ son. Lots. City i Olive M. Knickerbocker to Wm. Knickerbocker. Parcel i i { 1 have a full line of all the Break- J 1 Sec 8. Yankee Springs fast Foot}*, such as j Ella Lamb to Wm. S. Week*. • 80 tic Sec !M.Maple Grove.... QUAKER OATS, * MALTA VITA 3 ' Edith H. VanLuke to Seth A. ADVERTISED LETTERS. » KORN KRISP, 4 1 Gaiuder. 40 ac Sec 17. Barry HANNER OATS, ■ List of letters remaining uncalled for J CRESCENT FLAKES. J Jane Fisher to Hamilton Fis­ in this office for the week ending April , her. 68 at? Sec 9. Mgstlngs.. 2000 0<» .17. IIWO. » When you want Garden Seeds jnst « ' Mrs. Margaret Tracy. Mrs. J. R. * kt me know, I have a new. fresh * ! I^ewis C. Harrix to Earnest । stick of everything. ] I Farr. Lot 1277. City1250 00 ' Smith. Mrs. Ben B. Bon in an, Mrs J I also have a full line of J ■ Elizabeth Ickra to Jatne* E. Mary L. Robinson. Miss Nettie Turner, Miss Emma Scloot. Mr. Wm. Conyer. Clark. Ix)t 8 blk 10 Eastern ; SHIRTS, OVERALLS i U P. Hall, Chas Fuller. Fred Leitzand HOSIERY I add. City 1100 00 ner. E. Millyden. Chas Austin. Pres­ John W. Saundeni to John Me » I have a complete line of groceries < sed Brick Co . L. Kane. Reuben Critea » and deliver to all parts of ihe city, j “ Queen. Lot 8 blk 16 Keelerjs Irvin Taylor. Jerry Blough. Herbert add. Middleville2.U0O UC * I want your Butter and Ecy» and will pay « > tbe hlgnr.tt market price. « Fml Phillipm Uj,Ann M. Miller Sanborn. John Tanner . (8). Fiank E. .’ NH of lota 129 and 130. City 1003 SO Smith. Gen. J. H. Kidd. J/'L. Stiles. Edgar Huuhs m. Ira Hopkina Dr F. Chloe McAllister to J. Kran» Henry, L. Kane. D. H. Jordan. W. » Dry Goods and Groceries, j and wife. Parcel Sec 3», » FOLK DOORS EAST OP GOODYEAR BROS * J unea » >i .nnu'rnn nwnvi'---- ! Prairieville COUCH and parlor GOODS SALE 9ooDkoi-s Y2UNG Roush aud wife. Lots 0 and The Masonic temple’at Charlotte, one 7 blk 8 Roush's add. Free­ of the finest ever built in a city of 300 00 port that site. was dedicated with apropriWalter J Robertson to Lyman ate exercises yesterday. , . S. Bliss. 40acSec. 24. ThornFoley’s Kidney Cure make: kidneys ■ apple•fT.. 430 (MJ and bladdei right Don’t delay taking. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. , Aun M. Miller to Olin E. Butterfield. Lots 4 and 5 blk lUBtriker's add. City.. you oo [ i ich and Estate of Jacob Erb deceased, license to st-ll real estate entered, sale June 2. Estate of Jane’ McNaughton de­ ceased. order appointing administra­ tor entered, bond filed, letters issued, ,W. J. Hayward, and wife to Luka L. Hyman. 80 ac Sec. ■ 2000 00 4. Yankee Springsi claims beard Aug. 8. . C. U. Edmonds to Samuel Mar­ Esate of Peter Coburn deceased, shall. Pared Sec. 14, Balticlaims heard and allowed. H00 00 Estate of George H. Crabb deceased, Chaa Hill to Lida B. Prine. no claims presented ►or allowed. Lota 1. 2, 3. 4. 5, aqd 6 blk Estate of Henry C. Worthley' de­ 9 Striker’s add, City Jiie ceased. claims heard and allowed Olin E. Butterfield and wife Estate of Geo. 'VanTyne deceased, to Kathron Brown. Parcel claims heard anil allowed. Eastern add. .City. Estate of John Sweigler deceased, Samuel Roush to Isaac Aller­ claims beard and allowed. . ding. Lota « and 7 hlk 8 Roush*a add. Freeport...... SOO 00 Estate of Aaron Clark deceased, final account of-administrator allowed, dis­ J. VanNocker to H. E. Down­ 100 (X) charge issued to John Carveth and ing. Parcel. Nashville Mary Clark. . ’ Isaac Allerding to James E. i appoint to office any man who drinks | or wlu> ]>uaMMBes other habit*, which would lessen his value and standing as a public officer. ^Evidently the practi­ cal requirements of life have reached a point where the posscMiun of high grade qualities to men who would do something and be something are abso­ lute essentials. There is food here in abundance for the moralist and tboughti ful observer of pawing events. i TABLES ITjone -JS. A. F'• Burroughs Court House News j Has the Liquor Drinker, Gambler an<1 “Sporty” Man to Succeed. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. PROBATE COURT. Estate of David R. Scott deceased, claims beard and allowed. Estate of Orlando 8. Grant deceased, order appointing administrator enter­ ed. claims heard Monday (lug. 7. For Over newvdrk CASTORIA BOATING ON THE NILE. Three TI turn n Dur. Navigation on the Nile Isjt plicated a mutter as uponi the north Atlantic, writes Alonzo Clairkc Robin­ son in Outing. To run at full M|M.<ed too oo upon a *mud bar Is an occurrence of such frequency as hardly to elicit a QCKT CLAIMS. comment from the passengers. Th-' Hurt Milks ut Geo. J. Milks crew take more interest because they and wife, 0! ac sec 7. Rut­ are obliged Jo-push th- boat off again landJ. with polpa. and this entails a great Eumce^E. Green to Martin L. amount of shouting and some work Stevens. Lou, Nashville.... Tbe Nile below the first cataract is » Mary A. Lockhart to Hiram J. fairly broad, muddy river, fiowlqg be­ tween deputed bunks varying from Perkins and wife, 40 ac Sec 12. 40 ac Sec 13. Castleton.. 540 (JU rlx to eight to twenty, to thirty feet In 1 height. Its surface is Interrupted ev­ Mary A. Lucknart to Ixjwis erywhere by sand spits and Islands Lockhart, 10 uc Sec 13, Cast­ upon which are to be awn thousands leton bf birds. 1Tiie channel, If such It can Mary E. Bitgood to Wm. W. be called, winds from one aide to the Bitgood. 40 ac Sec 16. 20 ac other nnd changes completely-wrlth er Sec 18. Orangeville ery flood; benre even the best pilots Harriet M. Lee to Olive L. run aground two or threw times a day. It is, of course. Impassible to proceed, Barnra. Parcel. Woodland.. at night, and each day’s voyage comes Eugene Harthorn and wife to to an end wherever darkness happens Harry W. Jones and: wife. 100 . ac Sec 30. Barry to overtake one. The twat’s nose is | simply run p|unlp on the bank, two Dan W. Reynolds and vile to men leap out and drive stakes to which Mrs. Rose E Colgrove. Par­ cel-Sec 28, Hope SOU 00 to make fast, and there you are for the night. A very simple ■ and effective Myrtle D. Wilkes to Hiram G. method, without any ostentation and Webster, 00 ac Sec 11. Johns­ requiring very little knowledge of town mathematics: It fans also the advantage Floyd A. Webster to Hiram G. , of variety. Sometimes one finds one­ Webster, ffi) ac Sec 11. Johnsself alone beneath the wooderfnl Egyptian moon lighting up the river, the distant cliffs and the silent, empty James W. Edwards and wife to plain, of perhaps one stops nepr Home Sanford K. Edwards et al. little native village, In which case the Parcel Sete 19. Cartton bank Is lined with silent curious flg, tires, who crouch for hours wrapped lu MARRIAGE LICENSES. their white doth coverings. Onpe wo fled up beside d lonely brick kiln. The , Duane Goldring. Lola: Odessa..., eight was n weird one. The rod flare Jaw Denn is. I Irving of tbe furnace, fed With sugar cane, Lynn Malliaon. Curlton cost Intermittent flartira of light Into Edith McNutt, Hastings the night, In and out of which moved . black half nnkefl natives, while over Fred Ingram. Hastings.head Was the clou-.ilofw. star lit sky of -Mina M. Thornton, Hustings.... Egjpt. Lee Johnum. Middleville Vera Pike, Middleville It is difficult to cure a cough or free Ira D.3Cummings, Maple Grove. yourself from lh6 discomforts of a cold unless you move the bowels. Bee’s Lax­ Elnora Clark. Hopkins Station... ative Honey and Tar acts on the bowels Andrew J._ Townsend. Carlton... and drives all cold out of the system, Mary Cole, Carlton........ lhen comes its -soothing effect and strengtheuing Influence upon the throat and lungs For Croup, Whooping COURT MOUSE NEWS. ( oilizh ( nldn anrf nil T ...... ...j • On Saturday Judge Smikh filed his decisions in tbe following cases: Frank Overmnith va Mary Gilmore. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. npj>eal from Justice Court of Donald MeLray. of Naabville. Finding in justice court reversed with costa. In the matter of the appointment of a guardian for Lydia A. Baker, of Middleville, appeal from decision of the probate court. The decision uf the lower court reversed and order ajr pointing guardian set aside. In the divorce cswe of Harty Shields va. Drncie Shield^ and Caroline Roush va Israel Roush, the judge granted the divorces asked for. Tknn Hperlal Work. The woman who keej>» but one serv­ ant generally has more difficulty In ob­ taining her than the woman who re­ quires two or three, .each specialized along certain Hues, such as cooking, chamber work- aud waiting. Apropos of this it Is later-eating to note In the Bulletin of Houoefaold Re­ search an Interview with applicants for general housework, which brought out tlie following facts explaining the preference of a very few women for general housework rather than for epc clal work: ’ The general girl ban more time to her­ self than the girl who specialises, be­ cause few famlHes who keep but one girl expect her to answer tlie doorbell In the evening, so the. day’s work Is practically ended with -the washing of the dinner dishes. One girl, who seem­ ed to have thou gilt tbe matter over, said that people who <-ould. afford only one girl “belong to the class who have 0 o'clock dinners, so that everything la DO YOU WAKTFREEtm SULTAT1ON AHU COt. out of the way by 7 JO o’clock.*' Employers are now allowing general RECT OPINION OF girls every Sunday afternoon and ev­ YOURCASF; ery Thursday afternoon as well, while If there are several glrbv In a house­ I If you tre poor your hold they have only every second or is free. Ii you ate third Sunday, according to tbe number, and we can c re you, of employees. J-pbecWI It was also alleged as nn advantage • for our pay Come and r ua; fci a Jhnt the general girl is mure independ­ last chance. j ent and that she la euro of a room to We live to do P»d, stiaaa berself. while In more complicated with' alt r :-ly-1ive Jpn a households the girls are obliged to room together. perience fret. Uhis trip LADY FINGERS. Mow TO AJUUXUB THX ULASHZS. glass very slightly to mie side so as to leave visible barely a thread of water If you do th Im sklHfully and gently the water will not nm out. On tbe foot of tin* inverted glass n'uAv place ii email glass tilled with alcohol colored with carmine, and. having dipj>ed Into tlie alcohol a fiber of tapestry wool or a piece of candle wlcki arrange 4t with its two ends bunging over and down from the isige of the wlnrtriax*. Capillary ntiracth*n will now act in, and the col (nil ak-obul will begin to run down tin- fiber, dropplug on tbe foot of tlie Inverted gl«!»s and overflow­ ing tiienc* down the sld.irof the glass. Thus Uh- r<sl liquid wfll run gently toward the brims of the tWO gliiMses, nnd then. Instead'of continuing Its de‘scent. It will flow sideways between the rima ntgl tiicnce upward to the In­ verted glass, so that lu a few mtuut<w the small glnsM on top will be empty, the middle ilnvertedi glam will be full of wine colored fluid and tlie lower glass will Im> full-of clear water. Take a round box with Ont surface* (such a box uh druggists put pith lu); through tbe center of l>oth lid and box pierce n hole, through which a well sharpened pencil Is allowed to pas*. Put a t»lt of sealing wax around the pencil to bold it firmly In place. Twirl the pencil na one would spin a top, ami a numlter of strange di-slgmi will bo found traced upon the paper placed benenth. ’ Paste this paper on a piece of card­ board. nnd If this be held firmly with odt hand and tilted from aide to side with the .other many extraordinary de­ signs will bo made ■ _ UprlUns Day In DrlKluxn. ’isjM’ll •motor car.'" said th<» Belgian tftjK'l cr to his class Jn apelUng. “8nelpniirdoloozootideerj»oo!Twn:pvtrt»!lrjulg.* replied the lies: (qtellrr In the claw. “Motor car." in Belgian. Is “rapidboraclww-without - ralls-drt ven-by-petroleuin.” AutomoblHng seems to I*' quite as hard upon tbe stny nt home, earnest Htudcnt toys nnd girls In Belgium as It' is uiK»n stray rats nnd dogs and hens . Th«- blii annua! acb to the mxy.i ed both hot] lature and same law j., «us shall UAugust UH x only. Mix well together with a wooden spoon the yolks of fo'tr eggs and fout ounces of pulverised sugar; thfn add three ounces of flour and mix well again. Rent the whites of ths four eggs to.a stiff froth. 'Have some one to turn two tnblsupoonfuki of the mix­ ture into the whites as soon as beaten enough and which you mix with the egg-l>eatcr; then turn the rest of the mixture in. mixing gently wltb-a wood­ en spoon. Tills must l*e d<>ue quickly to prevent tbe whole from |»ecomlog liquid. Put tbe mixture into a pa«ir> liag. with a tin tuls* st tbe end'in order to s<itieese It out In stick* al4*ut four laciies long Into a'baking pan slightly buttered and dwted with flour or-else on n piece of paper pinrod In the bot­ tom of-tbe pan; thru dust them •Jrlth sugar (pulverized* aud bake In a rather alow oven. They must not cbnng? In the oven—that h. they must not spread or swell, showing the oven la either too hot or too cool or that the mixture ha» not t*en proj»erly prepared. They must be like small sticks, round on the up­ per "Me nnd flat underneath. They nnused to make charlotte nusto or eaten KILLS GERMS OF CATARRH Hyomel Goes to the Root of the Dis­ ease and Make* Astounding Cures. Catarrh cannut be cured by the use of pills, liquid medicines and au called sys tem tunics. Under sudh treatment tbe germs of the disease will still live In the air passages and increase aud multiply. Hvornei Is the only scientific and thor ou^h way to cure catarrh. Killing the germs in the air passages, I renters the blood with the oxygen, destroys the micrubra iu tbe blood and effectually drives from the system all traces of catarrhal poison. Thousands of testimonials have been given as to the astonishing cures made hy this remedy. Mrs. !>e Rendu, 76 Weetern Avenne Cleveland. Ohio, writra^T believe Hy utnei saved my life. 11m better now than I have been in thirffr years. Many doctors, both in Engl&tS and France, treated me for catarrh, but'l. was not cured until I used Hyomel ” Probably the strongeel evidence that can be offered as to the powers of Hy ume! lo cure catarrh is the fact that W. J. Holloway will agree to refund ’.he money If you say Hyomel has not < ured you Thu complete Hyomel outfit coats but 81.00, Consisting of an inhsler.drop per and enough Hyomei to last several weeks. This will effect a cure in ordi nary ?ases. but for chtonle and deep seated cam of catarrh, lotoger use may t-e nectesary, and then extra bottles of 1 Hyomei can be obtained Iter 50c. Remarkable Carts Remember Date REED CITY SANITARIUM Run Cm. »<<">*• Dr. Spintaty will be at Parker House, Monday, May ist, front i to o ps m. Consultation Pree. The Chlekrn Part of It. due of the neiglibor's children hav Ing chicken pox.and being confined -to tbe house, the mother of a little fellow, In order tu get him to bed ono night, told him he. would get chicken pox nnless bo went straight to bed. “Mam­ ma," he cried the next morning, “I’m sure goln* to got chicken |k»x. I found this .feather In my bed.’’—Good House­ keeping. One night ia all the time en iwic-, unaanroin* Sreai -«un*r:ng. *bl temporary r-ltet. I w»» Snaliy f try th. NKW METHOD THSATMKNT •( ’Dr; K. a K The »»te« Ma*pp«er*d It »Jx wr-k^. tin efieturv tltiuo wax rrtnoY’ l •> el<hl »«b and my »<• ual raeriy and VttsWr tetvrnrd re I «aa otn In •v.ry I rtcauoaeoa rou docton with’my whole ney and bladder trouble®. If you have rheumalhm or any other blood disease a single dose will give relief. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Bodily pain loses its terror if y<rou’ve a bottle of Dr. Thomas* Electric O)U In the house. Instant relief in eases ease of bums, cuts, sprains, accidents- wf of any CURES GUASAMTEED. 1 pl"r 4Al*d..lhen ’ "Adieu1 bock, J I! burry home to you." But mortiy «be a American, *hen 1 "M*. “Don’t cry; r£X0,nK to you. <kxr ■he\H*y. t<) me, --Ooodby’ —Touth’a Companion. NO CURE NO PAY. DrsKENNEDY&KERGAH 148 SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MIC" �Hastings banner, DIP SHEEP april The News of Southwestern Barry iniuiv the anl- DEATON. “P"" rtL«u- IF J Mr* Art Mantel in on the aiek IK. I, . PRAIRIEVILLE. F 20. 1905. _„r a«l (raH). of VenM,t. Bofar 11 PAINFUL PERIODS Suggestions How to Find Relief from Such Suffering. CLOVERDALE. CRESSEY. Bora, on th. 13th llut, to John AnMuch interest is felt in our meetings dera and wife a aon. and a numtier of conversions are re­ Mre. It Lowden ia gradually railing Mrs. j. j. Ludwick and Mire; Foeter ported. Tlie “Crusaders* ’ will stay with little ..m or ni> -- . • 1, lab*!.. .. hopea _ of r 1her recovery ! day Putnam waa nt Kalamazoo Satarareumw raiding in the Ludwick cot- with us this week at least and perhaps Parnell Bates of North Dakota, is I Mr* Rh«<u i a longer. aying with n.i • in V returned to her home staying with his his brother brother Jim Jim Bates O and Mrs. Howard Mosher accompanied Charles Fisher is employed at Kala­ inn«,„g, saranu, mnch Att eridjng school. her sister Mrs David Murthland to mazoo in painting. Ann Arbor last week, where Mrs. Mrs. Ellis Faulkner and son Paul.reLeslie Miller was in Hastings Satur­ ,h» ’“»«• Murthland was to undergo a surgical day. t timed‘from Grand Rapids Friday eve­ ’ . F«rt „f th., wrakradih hvr aiater Jta. operation . , . ning. where they have been making an Jennie DePriestcr. Philip Burlier has lieen confined to . extended visit. . The young ladies of the Cloverdale the bouse the past week with a severe Mr*. Dr. McUay entertaiiM Mt* I Mrs. Hattie Scribner is home again for school assisted by local talent will en­ cold. . . Catbonno Hart ,lnJ Mnt -■few days. act a drama entitled “The Milkmaid’s Arthur Vantfewalker of Kalamazoo, Thursday. Convention” and a drill, interposed j 'MY. and Mrs. !M. Manning, iMr. and spent Monday with his sister Mrs. C. Horten Bra«o „r Hichlan.! waa in with vocal and instrumental music, Mrs. Gid Wilkiuson and Mr&i Hattie J. Brown. for the benefit of the school library, at bcribner. visited|Mr. and Mrs. G. Mfiro town last Tuesday. ‘ Dale Barber who lias lieen having last Climax. Satprelay and Sunday. Rev. Fi«hor a, Dolton r„v ' the Clovenlalo XL E. church, Friday* scarletina is again Mile to be’in school. evening April 2H. ’Dr. nnd Mrs. Harter were iin Has-* Young Snmlny wiilt th.. .,„arterlv Rodney-Flower of Richland, visited The .Iwicklayers have aboit complet­ m.tet ing M South Pi ho latke. tings Thursday, i his brother D. T. Flower and attended Mr* -fitter Loinimr and daughter ed their work on Arthur Prita-n’b new I The lx»ys of ttii* Dolton Military Band church Saturday nnd Sunday. * ’ building whigh wril 0 gn . ttl lm . clubl>ed together and built a fine band ttarnite have teen viaithig friends in Dora Barter went to Battle Creek ’j ' . prov^m.-nt to our village. stand on Main street. They ^intend to Kalamazoo. Rev. Daniel Feather has been assign- Saturday fur a few days visit. gi vi* some fine concerts this summer. “ 0O"fl’”d “ h"Tilh-- >“«■ ">0-1 ;. ■ u,vJ °n M. M. Chasse’ j farm south of town.' ’ Kreso Sheep Dip beu*4-!Ml" funiiel i’-lies. It is nd woof, it n. snd the We can ! any qnanti- 8484 THL OK« *’C‘UT. DtLlO-.. ' HIGAS. i id:- : ।, I lull ‘Line of I Sssds of all KlntfS. ISFORE s’.: Buy FENCE ' POSTS & , aihy thi* R>»y McBain ij suffering trom an uttack of rheumatism. EAST JOHNSTOWN. Lucas Cusri nurrowiy escaped n seri­ M> - Annp Whitmore went to Grand ous a.-cidcTxt one day last week. - While Rapids the latter-imrt of .last week for sinking abrne very large stone the dirt an extended v isitj. gave way nearly burying him. CHUh’fll NOTES Ben Thomas lias Kmght a new horse. Mrs. Nellie Fleming has sold Iter The topi*; for r|*xt* Sunday morning “E ister l ;i-i>.etingj*. Come we the place driving honus tu Mr. Dell Roman’s. Our spring wems tii have a uq Cuhl. when- th** Lord : lay.,’’ Matt. 28-0. A special wi vift* iA beifig prepared I^e Norman has sold his gray team for next Sunday inuming's Easter ser- to Battle Creek parties. -.ice. The children ’ are to have a. Fraink Clrirk is buffering? with ,a I*h>minvnt J»art also the -choir has Mime Iqme back. tipe selecti«w agisted by the church, Frank BuUjs has bought a n»m- hors-. •rchestra which is rendering som*> fine Geo. L*e was in. Battle Creek t wo iriusic at the church services every Sab? days last week. ’ ; Niti* .A cordial invitation is exten­ A big crop of lamlw. we should say. ded to all to be present at all the ser­ One fanner reports twelve hunlw from vices four ewes. Is that no Walt! ’iRev, G. T. Fisher assisted Rev. Mrs. J.’ Bowser visited her sister Thomas Young of Prairieville in the quarterly meet big service at h1s South Mrs. Lottie Russell uh? day Insj. wt*efc Pin*: Lake church Sunday ,.nfternin*n. The Epworth I^eagne'’ of^Qoverurite will hold their services next 'Sunilay morning at 1f» o’ffiock. in place of t$-311 in the. evening. **o as to unite with!the Evangelical chtmzi in union Easteriservyres at 7 :HJ at their church. The topic “The Powir of His Resurrec­ Charles Wilkes wjll. take care of tlie toiwn's cash for the next year. Orville Durham buzzed wood for scene of our neighbors last week. «J to th*- Mt. Pleasant chuniiand Rev. J Murwhall will bo the evangelical IWMtor here during the coming year. ' Tin* demand for houses to rent ex.coeds tin* supply here. 1 he I.. A. S. ha*< had Gio'Evangeli­ cal church newly papered, mid tarnish­ ed new curtains for .the witidotys. Prof Milh awl wife, lat* .if Grand [Rapids were the'gnats' of Arthur Paton and wife one- day last week: they are nn their way to California. fhe residence of Mrs. Jam**** Cairns caught fire .last Sun/luy bnt. prompt action extinguishtMl the flames before much damage was done. Wm. Gillispie visijed relatives here last wG*k. _ Dr. Fritch has a lady cousin visiting him. Rev. Fn*(I Horn preached at the Evangelical church hen* last Sunday evening. . J. J. Ludwick arrived iu Clmerdulu last Srit unlay. Mias Elida Shaw and Mrs. Andcraon Of Hastings wore the guests of Mrs. Arthur Patton one day last week. I DOSTER. ORANGEVILLE. Be sun.* to attend the L. T. L. meet­ Leia Morehouse left for South Dakota ing next Friday evening at Mr. Fred tion ” .leaders Mrs. Brooks and ’ Frankie Lumber. Lath. &-Shingles.' Hughes’. thi» meeting .will close the last Thursday. "Mr. and Mrs. Henry j'olli.Min and contest. i T’M kt me The L A*. S- jut th? parsonage (was Mrs. Cornelia Iscnnpod returned to VRr. and Mrs. Ed Lewis visited relalargely attended Ihst Thursday. 1: w#s fivS hr. Kulainuxoo Friday and Satan her home in South Dakota hist Thurs­ . i -itinuited that 7.'» ate dinner. Thu re­ day. Mis? Lelia Morehouse went with day. ret uni ing Sunday , in the snow­ ceipt*--were $10. Several of the bnsi- her for an extended vikit. storm. n?-.< hnnses closed; up’..for the dinner Michigan. Delton. John Piera*.anil Geo. Cross went to John Chandler ffnd wife moved into '• bonr and brought fheif families with Grand- Rapids Saturday. John intends them. It iilwny^ pays to take time to John Holden’s tenant house one and to continue his journey fo Bellaire. n quarter mik< cast of Cressey last eat. Come again. • Bella and Emcet Brown visited their Thursday. Mr. C. will work for Mr. ’ Our praise’ and pong service Sundayj sinter Zola at her school near Kalama­ Holden- thia year. ■ evening in the absence of the |iastur zoo Sunday. W. J. Warrant and daughter’ Miw i.-very other Sunday evening is proving Bernice Hughes bt*gan teaching school Marcia visited old neighbors and a great success, the young people tak­ * in the Gun lake district Monday.- • friends in this vicinity the latter part ing hold splendidly. You miss 41 real - Mrs. Mary Morehouse had a tele­ treat if yon absent yourself from tie of last week. __ The Douglass hoys tl ided one of . ■: AND. Bert Honeywell is home from Ann phone put in her hou*e Inst Wednesday. services, Come mul bring your friend . their horses with P. T Connor the . GENTS’ FUKNISHiHQS The orchestra renders fine music f< r 'Arbor on a short vacation. 'a other (fey. !1 ’ ■ 1B PINE LAKE. Manley Billings, and family have the occasion. Don't forget the L. A.; S. at Will A Delayed letter moved into their new home, he having farm We I L,‘*,n i,t,rrW v,f Silver. Creek spent Otis’ nbxt Friday April 21. for dinner. 1 purchased the F. D. Willison Wt SHULTZ. ’ Sunday w ith his brother Raj- Morrill. gladly welcome them ,as friends and a new Mr nnd Mrs. R. Reynolds an 1 PODUNK. Sabtiath School was organized at Dok­ neighbors. daughter Florence visited relatives* in hg and ter Sunday with Delphi* D<wtLT Sn|4. All are looking forward with inter- I Miss Marcia Warner is home from Cqopersville over Sunday. . 'itWFlll 1g6.comand Mm. Henry Earle Aunt Supt. est to the coining gold medal contest, I k : John Clines and' family have moved Olivet college fur a ten days vacation. p!et>* ar-'i -date in • Mias Eva B’uriffiett, of Doster, spent to be given at the cbnqch Saturday Kotert Travis, nephew of Mrs. R. every T-<[ int » Charley Shnltz’ tenant house. | All. the Friday with Maude Merlau. evening April 23. The Speakers are ? Honeywell, has returned to the Klon­ iate^’ sty ’ Miss Gladiot* CXtUins has a fine new Miv» Amy Allen of Gun inandi is' selected from the older ones who now _ dike after an extended visit. . ' a.xi.tiliK Ml* Eniret Kvt with -i....*hel*>silver ter .ilvir meHals mrilob and consists co _ of the B pion<r. * de**i/n. A. L. Keyes has purchased “ I following: Mrasrx Albert and Elmer , *। ! h .n-hMlil Iluti-w. |r..U..wing; Mm-re. Alter. ------------aid wiir :.* pli-4<rol to Fn-il Kelley nnd wife of Hickory young cult. , , . 1‘ Hathawa\ Hathaway and Fral Smith. Mrs. Grace ■ *■!iar.< “ all‘ ir parCorners, visited the former’s mother W. H. Burchett was through here.I Merrill, •’ Mrs. Jennie Lzaihr and Miss John nnd Robert Wilson of Plain­ circulating sale b^Ib Monday, which j ./Mtj PoweII Mrs. Orin Loomis'. Saturday and Sure rha*>r<. < ■ til s*q- US. I Zoe Powell well spent Saturday l^ith Henry •lay. is to take place Tuesday 'April IK . WoRogers Really the surprise party of the sea­ understand that Dwll»rt Enziin has Miss Edith McQuarrie of Wail Laki* son was given Mi®* Lizzie Waters Mbs Charlotte Barnum spent Satur­ bought hia 'farm. spent Saturday ««nd Sunday at this Saturday evening when shtreame home day and Sunday with her friend Mrs. place*. Hattie-Farr. The little folks love Dr. Wo »d’s Nor only to find her friends from all di- j ! A series of meetings are being held way PiueSyriip. Pleaaanrto take; per­ rations had come and taken ixisseas' in the Holine®* *'hnrch conducted by ’'t "•ulrri tl 1 ' i* i'onagt;. fect y harmless; positive cure fur coughs, iun of .the house liefore her. A NORTH JOHNSTOWN. colds, bronchitis, asthma. thoironghly good time was had by all two young lady evangelists of Battle Prospect** ar? good now for winter : Creek. to last until July. more ! Herman Zerbel And wife .visited at Mrnzo Brigg** has vnrated the Web- ■ thiiji filled was served. ' Frank ' Kelley’s of Hickory Corners ater farm and lia« moved un the Free­ Levi Laultaugh is a very busy man the, Cloth* Saturday. } • man frirm hi Baltimore. these (lays preparing to enter in the frlta.i aaj Priori j Mkh. ■ There will be Easter services at the Mrs. D. A. Bristol spent hist.week in market garden business on K larger church-nextf Sunday evening. Assyria enring for her sister Mrs. scale than last year. Davis who is very sick. Cliarlio Laubangh js working for HOPE CENTER. Our teacher M.iss Trant received the Jolai Ixintz. We Per cent on Ross Burdick and family are moving sad news last week of the death of into the house vacated by Vern Loomis. her youngest sister at Edmure, Mich. Pay Deposits. CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED. Word has lieen received from Mr. j Julin Anders and wife are the proud “For ten years I had chronic bronchitis Merril that their daughter Mrs. Clara jiurents of a- boy. ■ so bad that at times I could not speak , We loan our money on Real above a whisper." writes Mr. Joseph Gid Wilkinson and wife of this place Warner is very low at tIlis wr‘tinK ’ Estate or good Bankable Paper. All sincerely Coffman, of Montmorenci, Ind. “1 and M. -M. Manning and wifi? anti (Monday morning.) We do nd’. load our money away tried all remedies available, but with no »from home, but do business only . Mrs Hattie. Scribner of Delton spent hope for her jecpvwy. success. Fortunately my employer sugwith j>eople we know are all • a I f - or. Mrs? Orah Waite and Mn*. Ed Park­ ’*•'*■crre.nr irreat n-wr..!.. pur*uh* . ■ Satnrday and Sunday at Climax, the geflted that I try Foley’s Honey and Tar. ' right. er of Prairieville. visited Walter EUKTri1 *"*.*> -f c. F. Moreen ol that plec-. Its effect was almost miraculous, and I am now cured of the disease. On my Beach and family last Saturday and Honey to Loan CrK3ETE> I Geurgt Whittemore nnd Arthur recommendation many people have h ’ i Gunsenhauser have been building fence Sunday. used Foley's Honey and Tar. and al­ at reasonable rates. Deeds, Mr and Mrs. Jesse Lett” North ways with satisfaction." Sold by W. flortgages and Legal for David Bowker. H. Goodye-r, the druggist. Barry, visited at W. J. Beach’s last I Papers Drawn. Jinny Irani from here torn attend-J attend u the rao sukiu Many sugar Barry, > W la O lu| ’s of New York Drafts, Insurance racial -• at Homer axon Green's ol Cloverdale. Sunday. “Itchinghemorrhoids were tbeplague ► and Bonds Sold. of my life,'Was almost wild. Doan’s Ointment cured me quickly and perma­ You cau apply MauZao liulde. right fiANAHA ‘ EAST ORANOeVILLB. nently, after doctors had failed.’’ C.F. DIRECTORS: OKIlflUn ’ Sowing oata D the order,-of the day. Cornwall.Valley Street,Saugerties,*?. Y. A. A. ALDRICH,’President. John Jobnaon vialted hia parent, J. O. HUOHES.IV. President. Foley’s Honey and Tar contains n the n-.-t::..; ; ■.gvW;’A^?€VC* ln Sunday evening. opiates, and will not constipate like, E. S.’:MOREHOUSE, Cashier. nearly all other cough medicines. Re­ Frank flRrt Md fwni,y si)Cnt Sunday DR.JMcLEAY. fuse substitutes. Sold by W. H. Good­ iwith M*rk Fo’Bnd ’ WILLIAM ELLIOTT.’ year, the drugget. ______ It Baby 1» Ciittint Teeth. L. P. TERPENNING. c?nvr-'irai' '*bur^° ° j Fred Biill^has snld his place to Mage JAMES COLLINS. A.nb / ;to Sop. Brandstetter. W. jAyersPills H. ctiase, NEW SPRING CLOTH INQ » 'hrSIIH.k COMPLETE MIWBLE. Il Lowland&.Son, DELTON STATE BANK FARMING wh«t Rn RAISING KpJ-RANCHING Homestead Lands in?ST*tl0,u Ot' 1 Mrsl'illieHart fitsMlle Holmes While no woman ia entirely free from Vegetable Cumj>otind sooner; fori hare tried periodical suffering, it does not seem to so many reotMiiv without help. •’ I dreaded the approach of my menstrual he the plan of nature that women should suffer so severely. Menstrua­ tion is a severe strain on a woman ’ s James Reed has purchases! a new . (.'oinpotin ! two month* I became regular and vitality. If it is painful or irregular natural and am now t»crfactly wdT and tree piano for his daughter Ruth. something is wrong which should be from rmin al my monthly period*. I am »ery Mrs. Arthur Shorter nndtson Willie . set right or it will lead to n serious de­ grateful for what Lydia’ E Pinkham’s Vege­ who were b*»th sick are reported bet- ’ rangement of the whole female organ­ table Comjjotiwl has done for me.” Such testimony should be accepted ism. More than fifty thousand women by all women as convincing evidence testified in grateful letters to Mrs. that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Haight arc <*n« have 1 that Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound stands without a peer as a tertnining a sister and her husband. Pinkham ] Vegetable Compound overcomes pain­ remedy for all the distressing ills Of A freak chicken belonging to Mrs. iful and irregular menstruation. women ' The success of Lydia E. Pinkham’s It provides a safe nnd sure way of es­ Philip Barber ’ came to an early death Vegifrtriblo ComponniT rests upon the cape from distressing and dangerous hy the indescrution-of the hen. it had * Xvell-earncd gratitude of American weaknesses and diseases. four perfect legs and four p-’riket wings. ; The ,twq following letters tell so con­ women. When women are troubled with irreg­ one set as usual and the other on the vincingly what Lydia, E. Pinkham’s two sides. What a fowl if woukkhnve • Vegetable Compound will do for ular. suppressed or painful menstrua­ tion. Icncorrhiea, displacement or ul­ been for a garden or flower^, lira as it women, they cannot fail to bring hope ceration of th? womb, that bearing­ to thousands of sufferers. . could scratch until tiljed with a couple Miss Nellie Holmes of S10 N. Davi- down ' feeling, inflammation of the ovaries, backache, bloating,‘(or flatu­ of its feel and then Hop over aud sion Street, Buffalo. N. Y., writes: lency). general debility, indigestion and *<-mtch with the other two while the Dear Mrs. Pinkham nervous prostration, or are beset with ’’ Your medicine is indud on id**al medicin** such symptoms as dizziness, faintness, first rested. I think after rill perhaps, tor for women. worui'ii. 1 mutereu nuiTered misery mtwry for tor years with , "J ....I*. K t .• iwila J," iuI■ r... the hen was wise. tMtinful peri-vl*. period*. hoadsche*. headaches, and bo*u-ing-down painful K-aring-down lassitude, excitability t irritability, ner* jainx uhyriciatw vousncsH. vousncss. sleeplessness, meiancnoiy, melancholy _. ixtins l.cuiwuluxi I .consulted two different phycicuuM but failed to got any relief. A friend from they should remember there is one tried •GLASS CREEK. , the East advi-e-d rao to try Lydia E. Pink- ;and trua remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s . [ haru's Vegetable ConipountL I did *0. aud Vegetable Compound at once removes Al Burgdnf had his hand badly-cut* no longer suffer m 1 did before. My periods .sucn troubles. Refuse to buy asy other natural:every echo nnd pain bgoiw,.and while sawing wood with u buzz saw, ' are iny general health is much improved. I im- Heine, for you need the beat. 0IU'*klV last Week. Don’t hesitate to write to Mrs. . 1 a-fviiw all women who suffer to take Lydia Pinkham if there is anything | E. Pinkham'* Vagetable Cotnjound. ” Adellicrt Robinson and wife" of Rpt• Mrs. Tillie Ilart, of Larimore, N. D., about your sickness you do not land, visited at B. M.- Jenkins hist 1 writes: ' understand. She will treat you with kindness and her advice Ls Turodny. j Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— “I might have have been spared many Tree. No woman ever regretted Mr. Titus and son of Cloverdale. ' monthi of suffering and pain had I only writing her and she has helped drove a vgell for Edgar Otis last week. Mass. known of tbe efficacy of Lydia E. Pinkham s thousands. Address Lynn, _ Master Claude Edger visited hia Isk Mrs. Pinkham’s Adrice-A Woman Best Understands a Woman’s Ills. grandparents Mr. and Ms. C. A. New- j land last week and visited the Otis school Fiday.Sugar-coated, easy to take, Mrs. Lee McDonald and daughter mild In action. They cure Gla'lis visited -nt B. M. Jenkions constipation, biliousness, WedneirfLiy. ’ sick-headachfe. Francis Gorham has his house about ready to move into. Mr. aud Mrs. Grant Otis have got moved onto their farm. He liad the njisfortnne to l<»se a horse one day last week. ., V. ill -Otis lost quite a valuable cow t Banner subscribers can buy lavri w-ork and Charlie Newland • wise 4 lost five good sheep. Will Havens .lost .the large Wall Map of Barry a sheep nnd a hog. w® understand Foley’s Honey and Tar there is to be a BUCKINGHAM’S DYE YOUR TRADE 4 WANTED Are you one of the many patront of the DELTON ROLLER MILLS? We would be pleased to have vou give us a trial order. The high-grade roller flour made by us is giving splendid satisfac­ tion wherever used. CUSTon WORK A SPECIALTY. DELTON ROLLER MILLS, DELTON, MICHIGAN. 4 4 4 County at the Delton poet office The map gives all th? roads. < < number of acres . in each farm, 4 4 4 4 4 time to get ote before they are with owners name. Now Is the 4 all gone. The price, while they last, . «flfty cents each. -t* 01 SV S ilOriSy and i 31 nbUdren.ssf~ bfo ooiat» ...A., Car Load or Buggies We have Just received a Car Load of .the famous... Page CEL Michigan Co. Buggies Come nnd see them and get our prices, THEY ARE BEAUTIES. ri We handle everything In Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Buggies and Wagons. We have the ' Oliver Plows, Spike Harrows Gale Plows, Kraus Cultivator^, Syracuse Plows, I Iron Age. Cultivators, Peerless Plows, Gale Cultivators, Disk.Harrows, Ohio Cultivators. (Wood and Steel frames) Superior Drills, Spring Drags, Harrier Drills, Dowagiac Drills. . Smith, Flint and Weber wagons, also Saginaw Farmer's Handy Wagon, Dowagiac, Peninsular, Garland and Ashland Steel Ranges and Cooks. American and Elwood Fencing. DeLaval Cream separa­ tors. ALDRICH BROTHERS, Furniture and Undertaking a Specialty, DELTON, MICH, Bell Phone Exchange. torchUdren.^ftaure. NowUto. ’ OtttSe' ( ,, » �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL 20. IMo. 12 NINE RURAL ROUTES LdPIZdL I THEY WILL START MAY FROM THIS CITY talcum DESCRIPTION OF THE ROUTES POWDER is a perfumed antiseptic toilet powder, hygienically prepared, specially adapted for women and children. 1 also have the ) ( ( ) LAPiZrtL TOOTH PHJTE ; which cleanses tbe teeth puirfies tbe breath; kilts the germs; is an antiseptic, and prevents the teeth from decaying. ) \ ( Q, A, HYNES. Hastings, Phone 143, :: . IjTH | As Laid Out By Inspector Knappen and Approved by the Postal Authorities. We are in position this week to give; a description of each of the nine rural routes from this city, as laid out by Inspector Knappen and appioved by tbe postpffice department at Washingmi Beginning al the Baiting* poaurfhee. thence we*t to the dty linjito, 1 ptllc. . South to Sheffield corner, Ji mile. Northwesterly IJj, we»t ijl to angling road, 2S mllf*. ' ■ • Northe.mnrly t<> angling road. ?i mite. Sooth tn Bimocd'c corner, IJj rails*. Michigan. Northeasterly to Foreman'* house, :kmile. : Southwesterly to Four corners, Jt nrileJ | , East y,; north to angflsg road. mile. . Harness Hundreds and hundreds of satisfied customers through out Barry county bpeak loud er than any words can. of tbe QUALITY of the Harnesses we make. We use the best of Leather and have the best of workmen, which combine to give a Myers harness a de gree of style, strength aud durability that cannot be se­ cured iu tuiy ready-made artide. SWEAT East to Knickerbocker'* corner. 11 South R, *r»l Ji. south to J Ea*t to Boye*'corner, THE MERCHANTS i 14; lumber of house*, 12—; jtupnUtica. 549. . ! We*t S tq DeMottV houw and back J», 1 mile. Sou Hi to Hen<ler*bott xhool hou-e. 1H mile*. West *» to AV. A. BemJerwhoU'-. i*>a« and J back, h. >* mile. J I |S>u(h to Fa u*ey’» corner, J-j mile. I Sv>uth-<«e*tcrly K to Kline'* houwrmj Lack ', I S mile. ' I North and nurtli-ca-terly to end of toad. 1' W. H. Myers & Son, LANE’S CORNERS. ♦ • Miw Maud Bull has liyvu Home tlie ! .pa>t ■ past w&k. vafek. ^Miu ^idne.y Lor i has returned home after luting aliscnt* hearty twoareeks. Shirk*- Weaver v•jsited Ulareuce Lord Sunday.: • . 'Harry Blake :Cnd family visited his sister M're. Ed aiull Sunday-. I Mrs. Rork is in very poor health, she 33 w ith her dauglner Mrs. John Bel- ■ Bon. ’ Mhc Ed Bull visited her mother Mrs. Paul Blake one dav last week. I Mr. Jos© Atkina and Mr. Laubangh visited John E. HbII Sunday. Jesse-Atkins \yill break tlie colt of John Black’s, making it ready for Mr. i B. on his return May 15. I ___ ..... I BANFIELD. Plowing and sowing oats is the order uf tbe day at present, who could ask . for finer spring weather than Michi- 1 gau people have had this spring. The L A. S. wks well attended at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.-Stiles last week, there being about 60, jyexent anij all report the sugar excellent. Tno kilo rendered by Miss Jessemine Bellinger was fine. A company of Banlivld musical peo­ ple were invited tc| the home uf Mr. and Mrs. John Sheffield last. Fridav evening. They 'gmtified people with' music all abmg tl;-- line 1 t« i. phone of | Course) and all enjoyed the.same very much but would have liked to have known from whence it came. Next Sunday' evening the E. L. will,4 be led by A. M. Edmunds. | tn flu*h's hdoMs. '• milemite*. IWcst north 1 to Fighter's corner. Ui mile*.•; (West to-M-nitum ebunih. 1 , m-l<>. North to city li Nortb4:i«lrrly 1 Southeasterly tv’ dty lilult*,mite. ^Suutbeauwij; to p<*itoffi.'e, •« mite. length route, 2t mile*; area *quaro mile*. U: n,mbCT °< w, population. 450. *OVTB xo- 3- (AM B*®uu»faxat Ha«ung»vu*toffi«, ibena- north U) City limit*, mix *'orlh u,,ni' M r*ilrvad ct'—'w- ’ * »“«• **th Barber', rower. mile*. ea*’1 '* u BragdoaS hou*e and back wtle’Nottb toAluXt'#romer, U4«nlte«. x Ka,t K to Shriber** Domic and back K, J4 mite. Xtn., >. ttJn.lt*. West to Barnum** house. >4 mile. * Beginning at Baiting* po«t vflke, tkeoewutbt easterly to city limit*, >9 mile*. , Earn to BirdaeB'* corner, 3 Nortteto township tine read Among the Churches ANNOUNCEMENTS. ROYAL Baking Powder Mackes Cleaurv Brea^d With Royal Baking Powder there is no mixing with the hands, no sweat of the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest facility, sweet, clean, healthful food. Full instructions in the “Royal Baker a,nd Pastry Cook** book for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake with Royal Baking Powder. Grady, to any address. MOYAL BAKINQ FOWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM NT., NEW YORK. Cl QQ We have them, ranging from *" ■ $2.50 : TO The American Wirt fence is the Re*t ; CIKc fully guarautru’d aud always satisfa*• i1 Cheap.’ er to day than ever before. L »i ; imy ing until rou see uf. ' You know & / you see it, and you know wbtu a g-d-ti hi ihtii.. Ik constructed on the mo"t scientific principles. U ill save one-half the dairy wofK on tin- farm, aud eave both cream and milk. Cali and get a booklet free of charge, explaining the Tubu­ lar, and don’t buy until you The PAINT QUESTION Is easily settled when ‘ j you use Lowe's “H. S” , (•High Standard) paints. It is the cheapest "be­ cause it costa no more to apply, and will last twice ab long. Wagons, Carriages, Implements. Studebaker Wagons, Flint Wagons. Lull car­ riages, Kalamazoo. Clark carriages. l-anslng, Deere Hay Loaders. Side delivery rakes. Riding cultivators, Corn Planters, flollne Plow Co’a Cultivators. Harrows and Corn planters. A Full line of FISHING TACKLE C°me ’V"! j 'Lem. AHERICAN FENCE ins Tubular Cream Separator OLIVER PLOWS are retogphttu hf the lUtdard of i xor-ilehCt- sthotif fanneru have t^cm. of Ev^ry Kind and DESCRIPTION. Harness, single and double GASOLINE STOVES, REFR! > RATORS. Bros M Goodyear THE HARDWARE DEALERS. Phone No. I. Hastings, Didi. Hastlnp* Markets. Hasting. Hark.u are corrected erery :^^ “L«berei,’s I ine Conected Wednesday, Apr. I'J 1905. I PRODUCTBut tor— i»c--Xte per lb. rercheron otallion " -f J——i»- - *3 Houey dark.-lOe; white.—lie VEGETABLES. FRVITH. ETC. rotate**--'X)e per bu. Far*4>lp»-30e per bb. Ouloo*—75c. il-DOfw-r bn. CabNiito- - 3oc -40c per _ MEATS. Beef. llw'w<-lsht.-3c—* Brtr, <lrr*w»l -5c - DC. • : — —-1 —. - & Hog*, nllve••■-♦4JO--»(*>. Hog*. dn*M-<iLunb-., M)lvo-»<*>-Pun. Mutt< ”i. rthmed - Tc - «?. Sheep—3c~ -4c. POULTRY. Hi DBS AND WOOL. <hMk»-n*. attvo-w-10c Bed |lIdee 7' 4c' Uotm- Hide* fc.or> S2j£>. < «ff Skin*-we Tallow - ■.•l-4c' Sheep reK».e»tlrnntrd wa WoqI CMIM'-S>. Wort fil GHAI\ The Choir of the' Emmanuel Church, i Ea»t through Podauk to end of road. H P>ite. I under the direction, of L>r. Clarancn I South Ji. noutheaaterly 5-8. noutbweotcily % to I Bnrber, has prejuired some very fin© I Carpenter's corner. 1 5-8 mile*. ; and appropriate special music for Eas­ ttye-K*. ' ter wrvioea to be held next Sunday. Lack Bean* handpicked. prrbu.Si.w. ' ' qf space forbids mention of the differ- Wood-soft, gl.75; mixed. F.'JO. iuudX.' W. 'anner** corner*. Ji mile. HAY AND STRAW. j ent numbers much to our regret, ex- , . |1 cept irpi umi that Mrs. .uni. Hains ntuns will wui sing "An "In Uie the .; »<2'-Tlmotl nS: *• Timothy " 'of the Cross" jat the , ” Shadow theSunrise Sunrise> Clover I CloverH*yH*y-« oo-jbjx) ■ lU.D- .l iu .•-"'I ~- - W j, service, and *;iPraises to the Risen Easterly to city limit*, 3fl mile. : Lord" at the 10:80 service. ’ Dr. Bar-: Tltnoth> Bred-t..«> Easterly to pobVxBcb, >1 mile. Arthnr KnlHvun •XI.. Is T«. ------- - - . — . lw»r Iwr M-ill will uinnsing Arthur Sullivan's ‘"He I'ltOBATK OKDKK. . 1 RiMin"'at the 10:80 service. State of Michigan, County <X Harry, ns 10; number of hou*c*. 7b; population, 341 : Epworth League Sunday evening at i i H^i<m T ^!S^J e rro^°M Hi rt, Re8Ur ‘ Beginning at Baitings postoffice, thence n irth- , I . Leader. George Heath. day the I7tb day of April In the year owe westerly todty limit*. K mile. ’ . Iho VS Oman's Home Missionary SociLLttwasand nine hundred and flw. ;*>• *iU,T!tiaLHle R_ £&rMofM& K. Grant Wednesday the 1445th at 2:80 RiSey droea~d. o'clock. On i-ndlng and Bling tbe petition duly volNorthwesterly to Olner’i. corner, 1 3* mites. q, ,1 r , fled, of Henry II. Bailey, husband ot said de1 be St. Agnes guild of the Episcopal <en*e<l. praying that an tnstnunent now on West to Sutherland's ennw, 3-4 miles ' church will give their annual Easter nie in thi* Court, pumating lo tie th- la*t will Tuesday Tea at the imrish house Tues- aud te*tameni-nf «a»d decwmed-I* admitted U> Ncrth to Hutchinson's corner, 1J« mik». dnv AvoniHc/ AtJh .3 n n / - ’ w Probate nnd Hie lx. tutor Ibeteln r*n.<dapday evening April 2. Bill for supper 2ft pointed or some other suitable ;-erson, cents. ' Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday tbe 13th The subject of the sermon next A’ ■** * W- 0 forotiooii, to- uulwned tor the hearing of said W<MI to Walker'* corner, K mile. ' Sunday at the Baptist church willi lie ,m; petition and tluil the heirs alJaw of said docea* Went M and return to Walker’* comer, <4 »*• "The Risen Saviour" at 10:80 t_ ", 04 and all other persons Interested in said estate are requited io appear at a session of said North to end tX road. 13-4. ..“Removing Obstacles" at 7:80p. __ m. Court, then lobe holdsn at ths ProbateofBw, | Special muflic in — the . ,----------------- — - evening in In theMil.A CityOofAn..Hastings. HasUiiR*. d ssaid *W»XCounty and ■hrtw IS-.— X— Ilu —.Xw — —J “". MU-mnn ,"!™on •loUK rE-ESWS S-.’SJT s ■ ■^1^^ The sulnect of the Christian'Science bnstiau Science meeting next Sun- further ordered that said peUUouer pettUonrr Ktve~n6ck> gtre notk> ... ’ I.... will ...Ill l>e •• Everlasting ... tn tKn l*r^.n, Inl.r^l^l In ..l.l m.. (Uy morning 5° of J tor South tn Hutdiimon’* corner, 1 mile. 16 Hands High ~ vS; ■ HUMwMwm.M, Weight ,j by MrlJHHt* 'I133 "L* ; POUR-QUOI-IJAS JR. will make the season ol lun- I™™•'?? ss: =£»£•«£r-S =£~ $Xr JX* "r?Si , 11SM8). 3rd dim L'Amle (4SSS) by DrcUe (<5> Pour Quoi-I’w Jr. Is a descendant ot * noth-in Jim always Won a flrs, prir. whenever shown. .SLMR S’KrcA^’.’i -1 d.SS.Wii ’LA' P0UR-QU0FPA5 JR Black, both hind feet white; foaled |lay 2nd. lit> Brothers, Columbns, Uhio. Sired by Pour-Q i dam Jenny 57578 by P|4u<Mr (WWI),1Snidim *Un:‘ _ . (Jiurcn will lie entertained Tuesday Barry, once In each t»w . Sjuth todtr limlta,2S mite*. 'afternoon. April 23, at 8 o'clock by : w‘w,“ p,,',r.,OU1’to 88,4 Souu*a*i«ly u» iKMtoffiro, q mite. [Mrs. J. C. Lampman, Mrs. L. A. EaJ nd ie of Probate. Lemcth uf route, » 3« mites; area of tquxro ton- Mrs. Walter Lrimpman and Mrx. , F-U-a C. Hecox. rnilw, 11: number ol bou*e«, population, 4*,. ' A. Chaffee, at the home uf Mrs. J. C. rrobau-Itegtster. -------------------------------- Lumpman. Ladies are cordially invit. < a true copy 1 • od to bring their work and eniov a ” L. ----••----- r~ 1 SURPRISED MR. AND MRS. social hour. Bring a friend with von N’mcB OF U1AIUN0CLAIMS. . 1-rtend.^d neighton, ut Mr. nn,| tlJk Lur new Will be started in Barry County May 15th Every patron must provide himself with one of the APPROVED Rural M ul boxes. Something About the Men and the Methods That Have Made i his Firm So Successful. The late Hon. H. A. Goodyear was a pioneer business man of HrtMings. He had the far sightedtiess tu prepare' while he was able tu du so to leave his business in good hands. He trained up Iris two sons, D. 8. and John, so., they nuwtered its details. Thfen when the weight of years made necessary hi* ■ releaNc from business cares, it was hand* ed ovpr to two young wen who knew il tiiurohghly. But since that time much has lieen a&led to the original i hardware stock. They now carry an I immense line of farming mac'ninerv. and have also added a line of plumb­ ing supplies, and keep a plumber <-ohstaritlv employed. Their stock uf hard­ ware is more than double what-it was when the business was given into their ■ bands. A large addition to their.'store has lieen built find i.s crowded full. So is the basi-nivnt. They also occupy 1 the flour al ovr tlie store, algo the big : fluublo store so.long occupied bv Meaner ‘ Bros. Near the M. C. tracks they have ; a largo storage warehouse. And all ' this sjia<s- is needed in their inisincss. ip This will give nn idea uf its growth 1 9 and extent. Hew Imi" Lite-y built'Up ' S such a trade? By going after it That 3 means getting th- confidence «>f the.M |>eoji!«! th-y deal with using uj>-to-date g inetlaxls. giving careful attention t«> £ details, and making the firm name n synonymous with integrity and a fl square deal. They have earned their 2 Frte Methodist'meetings still in pro| grew. Rev. Glass )x>ing present helping . , the work. One convert Sunday night. South through Coat* Grove to cad of road. Morning subject at the U. B. church ! "Resurrection Lessons**. In the eve’ Wr»t to Merrick'* rornw. 1 mite. ' j ning the Sunday school will render an South to nirdroir* coro-r, i mite. i Easter program. A Sunrise Praise East 38 to Bird*eii’. hmm and back 3-3, ; Service.will-be held at 6 o'clock Sunute’ ' day morning. *»lb 1.1k. At «to Metto.li« chnn-h DMtSunI day there will lx* no morning preaefii ing service. At the reguhtr--morning We*» to Tinkler’* corner. 2‘i mile*. [ hour 10:U(». th© Sunday school will reh­ NortbonMerly todty limit*. 1 5-8 miles. der on appropriate Easter program, fn Ixngth of route, 25H mile*: area square mile* the evening the pastor will preach a Went H to Jones bouse aud back Hi1 “Ite. i sermpn suitable to Easter.. . | Easter will be'observal at the PresNortheasterly to end of read. <4 mile. Heirinning at Basting* post office tbet we*v ■ byterian church in the following man- • South to Barber's comer, >>» miles. । tier. Regular moruing preaching wrerly to.city limit*.7i mile*. . West t’> Malloy's house, 1 mile. ! vice at W-.80 with sj-rei&Lmusic. Sun­ WesteAy to Sheffield's corner. 3-8 mile. ! day school at noun with aline program Jk-u'-h to end of road, 2 mile*. of recitations, songs, rlaas exercises We*t Ji. (outh K todty Hmit^vI and special inusie. In the evening Skiuth to pcattoffice, K Ulile*. ’ th(‘rc will be a sacred mnxicnle consist­ ing <>f anthems, vocal solos, instrumen­ 13; nunibcr <>f botiAeH, 114; population. 513. tal solos and a flute-duet. ■OVTKSO.M. IMAMCroia.) Th<- Yeckley W. (’. T. C. nnd Aid Besinnintf at Hasting* jmttoffice. thence *outh . , . , .. | will meet with Mrs. C. W. Biggs Fri­ day April 28, for dinner. Everybody ,,J3 mile. , Southerly to fork* of road. | I come. MaMtw.w.wd J’s..—-. >«»«. >, mil.. BALTIMORE CENTER. w«»t toGarriiwa’*bvu*e. k mite. News ia scarce, farmers are busy ; Earn to end «t road.)» mite, sowing oats and repairing fences. ’ , Southerly to MuOrplicr «h«rt bouae, 1»S mites. A necktie social at John De Priesters We»t •, tu Slocum * and back H. 1’. mile*. Thursday evening I April 20, for the ' Southeasterly to Bryant a corner, J, mite, benefit uf the ‘’Gleaners”, so your coria»t m ta Greenfield house and back H. M respondent has been informed. -■ The next L.' A S. will meet with-1 Mrs. Edmonds of High Bank the last J Hast W to Warner'* hou«e and back K, Jf mile. Thursday in April. South to Dowling pastofficr. IJf mile*. Another'wedding in our midst, Ken- 1 nie Mo$t and Maude Granger, are the happy couple this. time. Congratula- I West M and north 3'A to Striker *ck«il hou*c. tions. | it Sou th-ea»tcriy and aouth to Week'* Corner, l'» PADS Hastings, Michigan. Jefferson st., 1 door south of P.O. . Beginnltv at Il.-t«linc» ;>oa toffice. thence woutli to city limit*. ?, miles. South and southeasterly to forks of road. 1, ! Beginning at the Halting* poatoffiffc, thence I ■ »>rthwe«tci1y to the city limit*, S mile. We have a nice line of Sweat Pads and Guarantee them to be all right. ( Come and see OS when you want anything -iu the Harness line. Fifteen Rural Routes GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE mile. Eaat to end <X the road, i, mile. Southeasterly to Sheffield'* a-mer. ', mile. ■ North J4,gaat todty limit* JJ tullr. Ea*t to |w« toffice. I Length of route, 27 uul^; area »«]uare niijei number of bou*e«, 95; population, 428. CARNIVAL Given under the Auspice® 0? the EP" Worth League Monday and Tues­ South to*B*!il day Evenings Was a Very Eni Joyabld Home Taiant!? North 1, north wot K to C3ty limit*, ]g .mile*. Production. ' The merchant's carnival at Rood’s | Opera House Monday and Tuesday evenings, under tbe auspices of tbe ' Keginninp at Bantings postoffice, thence north­ Epworth League, was a great succeas easterly to city limit*. jj mite. as an entertainment aa well as finan­ cially. About 40 of tbe loading mer­ chants and businees houses of th© city were represented by an equal number of young ladies’, in costumes, showing the bustnoffl of the merchant represent­ ed. Each one was introduoea to the I audience as the firm which she repre­ sented. The program consisted mairdy of drills and marches interspersed with j pantomimes. There were a number of : striking and beautiful ’display® whi<£ ’ we hWve not room to mention, but we : think the Thornapple Electric Co. de­ serves a special mention on account Of | ita uniqueueft, and beauty. Tlie drill i of the little girla was another feature, ; and the director.'. Mr. Carroll K John­ son. deserves great credit for this, one South tv town»hip line, I mile. alone. The whole entertainment wr.s ■West to Barnuni's corner. JJ mile. a credit to him and to’the merchants j South to Fisher Fi»hcr church. 2 mile mile*. who were represented. A large and apreciative audience witnessed the carnival lioth evenings • North to PayneV corner, Ji mile. : ow-wd' ns follows: nemwi: >, TERMSi 610.00 lo insure colt 9 days old. $b.W to *’■ foal. 86.00 for single service, cash iu hand. Inters ’■ "■: > t:U or kefcl* the rate of h’x per cent per anmita on all sums net j. •July let, UKMk Mares must be returned as instructed or parties will Ih inn t » “ ** insurance price. Care will be ueed lo prevent accident . be responsible should any occur. firetw-ix*? andniJ!?WrlA<BW'i'Btt W°“i ' Ilen,WB- and the musical program un- ' pw/for ex»mlimHou^Kitowan^.^n0wHb<- i beHUt«^tPiCtUre’ were serveo. to4 Ll^1 refresbments of Mr. Troxel will assist. | begin prumptly BppoinledtimT s Aprtimu, a.a>. wo. 7. £। r^ie 1 1 F. S. CLAPPER- k Dowling, . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-04-27.pdf 4531078d085347393a8464e207236375 PDF Text Text p MM THB ^TV.NIV 2_FAR , LEGED STONE THROWING PROPERTY — I Rufus Weaver, of Rutland, Charged I With Heaving Hard-heads at ^UlMlRMX^n.UDINMiTON. LATE H. k HOSE Silas Be I s on. Wednewlay a warrant was ireued on the"complaint of Silas Belson charging ; Rufus Weaver with attempted a*anlt by throwing stones at Belson. The • nlleged awwiult took place, according to iun SAYS SHF. iS the complaint, late Monday afternoon, i AN THE SOLE HEIR Bolson had no witliess to the actual j estate JtVhich He Uh. C stonf throwing, ibut his hired man claims to have heard all the talk lead­ ing up to the event. -Weaver charges | that BsImhi threw stones at hiiii. and that he was the sjKinlted and not the i in Grand M**a’tiring pirty The affair grewout . f the ill fw.'ing .that .luis existed beIW’S-n the two nipn for n long time, on 1 which was n- «t diminish d by tht? ’’ lAW-ni: „r ’.rt. . Bnniy Laton Insurance Co. tuned fid I till.’Ill । widonl. and her nhtu bvr Uftli if Wat- rim tatirrsL ' "• ’ ~~ TWELVE PAGES. — ' ”— ------ '—...... ‘m GuN RIVER DRAIN THREW STONES AT miwtcAttlHt HEW MS PLANT ",ssedvthi<t™i Pill 111 JUDGE SMITH HAS RENDERED1 wood, of city,.„d Hlrvcy THE WORK IS BEING RAPIDLY HIS DECISION IN THAT Winger, of Allege, Arre.teO HURRIED TO COMPLE­ CASE, , # for Offense. TION w Fay Wood of Hastings and Harvey _____ RRANTR PEDUA , anMn,J> • tKMA---------! ot Allqgan. two lads about FNTIRF PI AMT , NENT INJUNCTfflN •gh^Fn yearB were JnN~ nt i-LA., L_ _ tie© Mcleay Monday oh~a charge of' WILL BE UP-TO-DATE ' ! throwing stones at a Michigan Central I . Preventing the Construction of the train. They were let off with costa , . upon promises to l« good. The boys A"d C<roP,ete in AU ,ts Appointments Gun River Drain. Case May Be | had been working in a factory in Has" * Something ’About the Appealed. tings and got on the train to beat their ' Process. Saturday Judge Smith filed his de­ way to Charlotte. They were put off ’ cisionTu If tin Hasting Gits Company shall | in the Gun River Dhiiu Case. at Morgan and when the train started Knuitiw« . . —-------out the Wood boyfriend up n stone and Ho all -its business with the spued tind : ■ —J a purmiibent injunction against the cottktrurtion of the (train. *,?t ** ^-v at Pullman car attached thoroughness with whidi it is putting Tli.is-is the cBse commenced by-Wm. P. Streeter. Oliver England. Oren C. j oti CUr. B.”oi|I Tu T S.™, .... .. .. . UMOTter • -• and• Frankie S. freight against Elmer E. Gable, county drain coinmimianer ' of Alh-gan Co.; and Philip W. Bur­ to the train Luckily the rock struck ^ere Jt ,‘Ha no luirm. The iofticera "’ re and picked the Ikijs up ,lwre-* Nashville Nows. pp its new |Jaht. it will bring ita.de•ires into realization in very short or4cr. It was only week before last thayit began work on its brick building 28 X7I'. Now its walls are- completed. Soon the slate roof will be commenced, and when done it will be a neat look- : ing*buU<tiqg. Soon eight gas genera- ; tor* will Im) installed in the west room -*1." taiHfog. — o' Tfo, highly | WILL hn.tr.1 dnrd. Received Anaounclag That May 3rd She Will Wed Mr. John Wm. Evans,of Brooklyn, N. Y. | Cards are out announcing that oi Wednesday May 8rd.at the rdsidence ok BENffllS Of HOME BUYING WHY PEOPLE SHOULD PATRO­ NIZE THEIR LOCAL MER­ CHANTS her mother Mrs. So)4ua S. Kcnftnldi ws> dwx.j a»<,„ chtemro, mi™ Edyih Standish Kenfield will be united ia WILL PROVE MOST marriage ,»o John Wm. Evans, of SATISFACTORY Brooklyn, N. V. They will be at hnmei 12tt Dean St., Brooklyn, after May 13: Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chidester, of thi» And Will Keep Money at Home and city, will attend the ceremony. Build Up Local In­ . tercsts. NEW PULPIT DEDICATED, The BAN NKR wishes b- speak far­ Sunday mornjng at the Episc<q>al ther with reference to the png option church there, was dedicated the fine of baying g<>o^s ns far a>> H-tsilJe of n«w pulpit. 4.he gift of the youpg Indict the hope dealers. We would go as far. of St. Agnes Guild. . :lh to । cuse for not buying of tho local tradraimin is that he dore not keep the gixxls ! desired.’ • ‘ • . i gc«s county drain commissioner of j To Ix-gin w ith, the mail order auks ; Barry county. ■ I just one thing «•£ ybn. and' that in your The cijinplainants are pro|«erty ownTHOMAS SHOWS IF BY THIS DIVISION OF THE M. C. WILL erfoSongVh. AurToI GanCHURCHESJIFTHB Citi. AP. i cash. T<» induce a man to part com­ gas will go from the................................... ov^ns to the cuUwhich aaptfo, into Gau river. A. « PROPRIATHLV OBSERVED — '----- •>' DEEDS AS WELL AS pany with his cash is the aini of-every GET THEM AFTER MAY ing room, and tlien to the purifying I catalogue Bouse. That they maktf im- • matter of fact all the resorters ownTHE DAY WORDS. I4TH. X room, where the by-product* are ex- i mens»- profits, is shown by the fact ing cottages along the shores of the _____ . tractcd. Chat Montgomery Ward is worth fcJJ,lake stocal together in opposing the | (X.-0.UW and Scans Roebuck nearly as [ From the purifying room the gas will IT MEANS NEW Uniin. The ground for doing so was EASTER PROGRAMS AND HASTINGS LED OFF । much more and all made in a few be conducted to the birge storage tank j that it would inevitnUy lower the I OPERA HOUSE ■ years. Their high ex|iensre in Chicago ’ SPECIAL MUSIC , now libing erected. For thty tank it IN THE EFFORT . waters of Gun lake, andfliy so doing I more than offset the advantages of ’ ■ wa.* hoped to excavate to srffepth of 1« | would ruin the property uf the rei large purchases. The rest is a clear Buys Four State Street Fronts of the Tr.ro. I •n,upi A* th'' 1"k« ’.«» acrw, lu Keepiat With the Spirit of the , feet, but at about j 3 feet depth a-watercase of false1 pretense. * To Get Better Mail Service. Itearing gravel was found, and work Burton Estate. H ill Build Next “,ni‘ and ha* a shore line of ninety'iniles. ' The sulyect is too extensive for ono Day. So Was Com meme inorated had to caanc. The bottom ot the tank and a.s bundrvffs of j<s>jile make it ■ 101 and 106 Will Have Postal" ' Spring. ■ article, but we wjsb to discus, some the Resurrection of the Savior. ’ "?' f * “ * ‘j their resort during tho summen Clerk. Will Thoma# is showing Bis faith in phresre of it this subject .and will take depth to hold Ui feet of water in the >130.0X1 .Ihegrowlngumdv-m.-yrunm.g.dlthv unk_ For tl,„ 0M (our f„t. the cir- diastings by his deeds—in this case the matter up again in our next. And , .... ; rI months, . , ami . •.have iirobably 1 ..Xf, .Vi.luvuv. <mi<uiik iui me tunk s..:n- III. .nth. ago |.dtt>on> were pre- Invurted in property thdro. it an!,- ,-hun-h.- t.. ulre-rv. FjGtur dnv with re­ deeds to four fronts on State street, 1 here we quote froni an article v.suBscement wall will lie two feet |>ansl in the BANNER office |mking seen that it was an important matter ekereises • ’ ’ • its spirit ■ • tfriw in 1keeping with thick: for the mvond four feet 20 in- which lie tonight of the Burton Estate cently read. It refers particularly to . the postoIHre drftiartment for : letter to them. . Aside from t3ic individual .1’. markedly shown by the churches' of Monday. These four lota covert 88 feet thel building up of tla- local town or , eh«a thick ; and for the Imlanrio of'the . until - tvice at; Hosting* over tfie cuttagu owners, there are glub houses yot i ‘ Hastings, . y|lt lung jUJ1}, ago ,W) th# t|ltf nunvillage, and it is very appropriate we t(i f.-et th” wall will l»e 16 inchea fronting on our main business street, Michigan Central. These were ntuner- owned by r odents of Kalamazoo,ritualistic denominations wotihl have f’ • . .arougb. The tpnk will be filled with ■ commencing at the east side of the .think: ■ ■nsly signed. At the s<une time peri- Wayland. FbUnwell, Hahringx Martin declined - - to do ■■ ■ anything ilmt . could water. All the gas from the purifier Journal oflice, and running thence etwt We know it is a fact thnt many: have M-emed like following .their ritu- must <YHm» up through the 16 feet of to f'refk street. The purchaw-also in­ artides are prk-ed in these catalogues * oflii’e to Mifldleville. Niuihvilh-. VerGun lake really cu&visCs of live- ali-rtic Irvtbren. F ‘ ' ' is WBter-into the stepl top of the storage eludes a)strip uf property Iwk <«f these cheap-r than you cun find them in Hut the aVofkl moutville Charlolt** and EaUm Rapids. । lakes, knirwn iu« Eairt lnk«- and West growing letter and if. metf ,i the »»... sjiirita.r Thia top rises as the pressure four lo|s. and which will br u uonven- ■ your home store* Have you ever with the request that they Im- largely lake. <xmo«-ctvd by a narrow and shal- broader nnd denomination^) Bries ... are of gas is applied, and reaches to a ■ ieitt addition to them for she inirposc thought of the reason why that is? It signed by busineea men interested. AU low channel. The water in East lake l>eirig obliterated. So it it that wv height of 10 feet above the level of the designed by Mr. Thomas. i* not because be cun not get, theee thi»wiv..lMne.»miiill file l«-titu>n» for-,!, quite d„|>. while lake i. ii„,l ttl| elnwliB. uiak.eK murfi ..f E.n Walt.r whcu tj... n^-hes thi« 2— t_€. . . — L— — j ' This purchase is of great importance goods anil sell thejn to you at just as wv>led to the eh let .-h-rk-of Uie railway mainly very .hall.,w. anti lowering' it. ler Sunday In thi» city thii. w» M| height, ii conwun S5JIOO o.—' cubic nhe • to — - .».«-it contains the future v. of this w.,. city, ......... for • Mr. low pfices, but it is because he is afraid mail Herrin nt Detroit, who no doabtiwaura l...t or tw.. would make it gmat)y in erideaae feet of gw.. ’ The tank in « fwt in di- - Thoraaa-lua l>Uu» for the improvement to sell you articles that have no merit, took ni; the matter with the poper; utterly uaelem for huntite ami would EPlSOti-AL I .meter. From tho tank the gm. will , ot thia property that mean aiueh to . liecausp you can reach him daily and nntboritiro at Wmbington. tend to convert it into n «wnmp. ' The Epacopalian. have ulwuyit ole go to the main, and then hv .mailer Hasting-. Ho ami the parties aiaoelat- i — expect1 him to make good. Ix-cause you Friday we were informed that the Bun river haaita rf.urce on the . -nth >ho lUv Incoming pip™ th.- *or« and reddane™ cl with him in - the , in „ manner ----------------- - - — -ojrinto .,.—__________________________________ , — deal will nert expect —,--t to get goods, of. satisfactory/ rw|uwrt had Iwuu granted, and that, i aide ot Wert lake. run. in a wulh- to its importance to the ■ — .. -------------------_ r _ . ... or lie mhy lose your trade. He Christian Manager Ott exprerees -no doubt,'of spring begin the erection of an opera ■. quality loginning with -j.-, Mny— 14. service would • westerly into'World. This year was no exception, the ability of his Co. to complete the house block, which will hare four fine i is your personal friend and is afraid to ------------- --------------------------. direction and empties . Is? granted on tb> two trains. No. 101. tho Kalamazeo river, running mainly 7^.^ firet Sunrise Service with required work by October 1st, as stores, all fronting on our'business i sell you goods be can not recommend, going west at 5 o’clock a. in., and r ’-------u------- —Gun i_. _ . - — a.; 'm । and• specified -..................... •• ’—- and the ----------------------- seen yon dot expected I No. !i *through .marsh, which commences Communion at 3:80 in the franchise. street, upper part- to *---«••be utiliz- I<’If*-■ he i--« had never ADDED MAIL FACILITIES <ifr’- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. APRIL 27, 1805. THE ARRESTED FOR AL- gISALl lib BANNER HASTINGS HIE LASTER SERVICES i HAS f Aim in HASIINGS nt the lake and extend* in a southerly Communion Service. again at 111:80 a. The plant will be equipped with all ed for an opera house. Those who to. and was several hundred miles direction for ** ten “ — miles, «»— varying -• in - m. At the early service service'Mrs * Thomas understand that he ■ away and eould get the money first and Mrs. Frank i the latest appliances for the economi- , *know- ’Mr. width from two to thrfe miles, Hams sang the offeratory ttbk> “Praises 1 cal production of coal gas. and will be will put up a block and make an opera bold onto it, bo would be in a different I house that will be n credit alike to I jnsition. The drain ixwnmissioners propel to tft the Risen Lord:'* and at the 10:»): ready for business in the course of a himself and tp tho city. At the same Remeihher we do not, want to say construct a drain through thi* marsh. ..^.j-vicc she sang "In the 8>.~i..w Shadow «f of 1 few months. time this enterprise will be made an i that yon can not get good goods from following the general direction of Gun tbefrow.’’* At the second- service Dr. investment .proposition. And that i.4 j three cuncerim. for we know you can, river, and intending the drain to take C jj * _Barlier sang "He Is Risen.’' II* CHANGE IN DRAWING JURORS why we are the more pleased. What- ■ but these letter gnules cost .you as ' place ‘ ‘ aa to make k'“’“ The music by the-choir wan "Kyrie the cP the river, so ever may lie done with a view of hav- much and more than'they do nt home. t he channel deeper and ihorter. The and Gloria Tibi" Uy Syria: B«-nedicHereafter 15 Instead of II> Will Be jng profitable is the best ureuranc* with tho exception of a few baits and riwr is 23 miles long. The drain tuk ___ by _Morley: "Sanctus” and Drawn for Each 1 ,000 Inhabitants. that it will l»- desirable in the Iqng leaders. would shorten-it to about 11 miles. ‘-Gloria in ’ Exeelcis’ ’ by Rimper^ Judge Smith bn Saturday entered a ' jpin. But that a block will l«e erected This drain was to login about 'three Agnus Deii” by Gilbert ■ "Nunc There is still one thing more to bear ‘ n ‘ will la» a pleasure to see. and• an mimPntid which we thiuk a m.-Hoiu> ’ by Titrlc and the anthems formal orderjhat hereafter a panel of that CALIFORNIA’S A NICE STATE quarters of a mile from the lake, and Dimitris* I \m Ho That1 l.ivvth" • ‘Why! Seek 30 instead of 24 jurors should txi drawn opera honre constructed that will be a oM< S upposinjifthe mull order houses at that place it would be two fefct and ,v..ry. each- term of court, and that 13 credit to a city like Hastings, gobs COQid sell gccd|, vii<;.H.r eight inches lower than the bottom of Vo the Living Among tile Dead:” for *O llie 1.1 . >l>g ztmviiK ............... th* for 2? without saying wlu-n one knows that i^iy woykl order their goods from But Hastings Continues to Suit Dr the river.- The fall of the drain would •The Savior^ Has Risen‘ Hu I* I ..v.... ..• r.^.. Mr. Thomas is behind the project . r from ’ • iahahil.ants. •-*- — -- which • them—the local storey would soon l>o Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop le much greater thm of the river, and Rfeen.”. At H V the .Sunday school one thousand namr> the jurors should Ixs drawn.', As further evidence <if his faith in Returned Thursday. held. their Easter festival having a the enrrent far swifter. ' .... . < Ct.Uuucd UR pffe threat' Heretofore ten homes tor each'LOOD Hastings, Mr. Thomas is preparing to li-wiLs Dr. and Mnt E.’H. Lathrop return„ . . contendwl by . the complainants program of ’songs. recitations etc. .. .lower J,, .... ||lte. scholars e hare teeo returned to the County huild two nice houses on the lots he ger•xl Thursday night from Califnniia. that this drain would eventually XIM. .. ■ ‘ Ixiught last year of Mr. Jaa. F. Mba>i. , having spent several weeks in San the waters of Gun lake, as the soil aniums .is Easter gifts, asking them t«» Cler• .. He i. might. freB1....' the <mtM< Ohe ,,- ,r ■ ,”1 • STEREOPTICAN ■ << ANNUAL PARISH •MEETING Diego, in that state. L_ . •.. .... ... * ' riv-r ’ -t;> ._h« e,.™■ ■ •| «, ■• —’*•» well pleased with California as a place menoement of the pr4i«M*d dra.n is flowere for Churt-h decorations in ENTERTAINMENT towanLthis city, which is now hi* j to spend the winter, and commends porous and mucky, and would inevitn- future. home city. ’ He has the ability to lie of Of Emmanuel Parish. Reelected Old FHE^BTERIAN ----------th’- hustling qualitiesof the* citizens j bly permit the water\o soak through murh help to Hastings and all are Vestry. Flourishing Financial The ohservdd tHe day AtMethodistEpiscopalChurchTuesof that commonwealth. NevertbeieM. this muck nnd empty into the drain. ------Prcsbytcriim* _ greatly pleased to we that he Is disCondition. he is glad to get back to Hastings. He To meet thin objection, it was proiswed .appropriately ,nHnui«a«-.; ••• in all --1 tHeir Servin*. day Eve. May 2nd. posed to give his aid to the upbuilding The annual meeting of Emmanuel special Easter mimic at the | Tuesday evening May 2nd. Rev Wilsays Dr. Polhemus and wife, who went to build a cupent dam acres* the out- there «being -= «™i v. , of its interest*. Episcopal parish’occumxl Monday eve-" from this city to am Diego many years id of the lake so a> to prevent tMlow- morning service; nnd the termun being jiHm Laufman, of Grand Rapids, will ' i ning. The irecter, Rtv. L. C. Hoge™, . in, harmony with the* day. I h-- Sunft stercOpticun entertainment m: 1 HE’S A HUSTLER ago; are well, and the Dr. i» proajjerhad invited memticr? of the Htixidliary .1 onttmrd on !»•<•» two. day sch«x>l hod th*c following program ; & 4.^^. under the auspices ing nicely. Dr. Lathrop tells some , g , on |j10 subject of Looks Carefully After the .Wants of societire to attend, and arranged that big fi-Jj stories nod brings back the fontfauod on IW flM,F reports . "Our Father's Business.” Perhaps should be made of all depart­ His Customers. Pictures to prove that ho captured ATTEMPTED SUICIDE inerts of the church's work. Ab a re­ J we had best"sa)- that Rev. Ixanfuian Among our advertisors this Week unit there was a veyy large, attendance latge specimens of the finny tribe in FREEPORT THE FIRST BALL GAME will deliver a lecture on that topic will be found 'Frank Horton of this , thu extensive salt water pond to such, a gathering. C. F. Field. OF THE SEASON illustrated with stcreoptican views. city. Our rraden run ronuunber when | for chnroh treannntr. r.wl thc hn.'inclsl re­ west of San Diego. Mrs. Frank Waterman, Temporarily ’• Ft will open with the birth of Jesus. -------. ................. T". -------- " ; ~,77 Mr- Horton piirrluu.,1 the grocery Ix,rt for the yurt ver. It showed the Insane, Tries to End Her Life. ’ Hastings and Na ihville High School and the discovery of b» panose in life of & E Philli[x The vt«k w.v. church and it« aoeirtiee to be in fine ~---------------atthotrtnple when at the age of ai)|dI , Horton and condition condition financially linxnrtally as well as M ip in oth| Mrs. Frank Waterman, of Freeport, . Teams. Cross Bats Next Satur­ snail. bn( Irat u Mr. Horton *s imrpotk. irarpoae and an well othA REGULAR WHOPPER twelve He doclarod He must be about „,tCTprl<l. were H, gsve rjMe i er BtteiuptM to oummU suicide »t ta-r day P. M. ji*. going east at 12:43 p. m. This will largely ijurease the * mail " iacilitiea’of all the towns on the Valley । .v num pamed division of the Michigan Central, and w:ll e#i«ecially Aid in the getting of . mail from the wrot. 1 Lui the departof Mr. Ho ment granted the reqiient exactly as? ik claiti* ask.-d in the petitions, on the trains going west nt B:3Q a. m. instead yf 3 o'clock a. m.. it would have ls-n much better. ' iii I’JOl. p. Ftimia •"ing CHANGED LOCATION Otwj; Newton Ax it Found fait Philllj Building. t. ftom. Vet him vifl Ui • •-ii’.— and rings? nher additions hi- fritinda to "flpattion he first nail game gnue 01 w*c sea­ • >’ al eJ.8 ^1.1/ >t hun nipr-. Mare Owned by Wm. Ullery, of | hum<Tue«laybysUshiuKberself nc^ta ( "The first »<aae l«ww ball of the toko place at\ the fair grounds I ^urifunydiwvered in tte rd psalw. th.’ throat twice with u raxor. Mr. son will Carlton, Four Years Old, Weighs t.I“ 1 * . * . ’ " ■ WK PHYSICAL CULTURE Waterman rushed into the kitchen of I next Saturday afternoon nt 2 • 1680 pounds. their home upon hearing her fall, and We think a four year old mare own­ I im^hediately sumxnoned a physician. . Sixsmith Ha/. Uood her rwa.,- | U * ed by Mr. ‘Wm. Cilery. of Carlton,forlOwitefotbelom.d is I Owing to the loss of blood her recovJkm Clut <n Phy,til Culture. bigness. She weighs >«. ptmtef..» : ™y iin 1>M,r! ‘ „ MA|~L~WA„0N. O^Rnpideted other Mate -pep™ H. wttention to his businesa He sought to ; whaf has been accomplished that an plwe anJ satinfy hi9 cttttolnerB in aUtmimons vote of thafiks was tender­ , Mr. Horton has prospered. He adrlrd a stock ot dry go.«R Thia proved a winning feature. Then lie bought the h®. r"TTiP.‘*^'. J"^’d^ili. ‘Prur; — ^.nuturtyfothisex. .ellent work a. rector of the panrrh.fnrt j (or hie able eadatance in putting the . church on such a sound flmrorial fout'ing. The old vertrj were ro-.-le.scd. Xt.^7.!. shown by the Fairleuiks scales in 15 • • , city Monday morning. She is not fat. fieultk eve ■ ' but urce. and a line looker for one uf 4m the Pare MarquH*• ■■ * WM-mgrm-u on one of such immense proportions. pBri. wreck ‘ , ... speak of It in the very highest terma. Kmxtiy increaatd his stock. Harns John t. He He Hu* Mu aa Biker Riker. W W. A A. Hams', John F F. Good Goori-­ . n„ intend Monday I* Honfataturr drove tjremnrl at H o'clock. Admiseion. i.rg,. and growing buainsea. requiring i year l. J <fo.aly.-ar X T Diamond . . -------------- ■ .-a yean # l--------------------T. Diamond ■ KWOOfrfjote()nrtfo. earner of Boule b1u|B 15 neat* chiklrdn 10 oai I™. J. roaaryeer., — .v. . -I. t, Diamond two delivery wagons to make promiit ,ula c. F. Field The vwtry .eganired ■ ; wh,„ near the Burgduf place in 1 --------------------* Bi was- terribly injured. It It is is the tnortg RnUand on M. his W. way ir>. and aatirdaotory deliverioa hy electing J. S. Goodyear and energy, push and enterprise.that ho has . Rjker wardens. M. W. Riker secretary that Um Shock at. the ll« • ,d ! ho met P. T Colgrove with his atrfo T^h.)'was the day apjointrf tor 4® Ult|. a m Mt— WMentt" ivrerarrnMii «’ uuaaa. — mobile. . Mr. H . ’s horre . t. di. : into h>» burinead. together with bin j .nd c, F. • Field treoMurrr. DIGGING TRENCHES ’, meeting ----------------------------------------- i put ■ teorted affected Mrs. Mrs. a attempt to' mobile. Mr. H's horse was was badly le^lX [h of the Barry County Portdore snpervfolon of aU its detail*, that --------------------------FORGAS PLANT. I ultimately rwraltwl run « muod. Tho rued waa narrow, teHre masters Aosx-iation. There wen-pre- have given him rrach a large measure EVERYBODY ATE HAM. Work began tho first of the week on (.4injmit anjeide^ the two vehicles attempted to paie. the I J(ent ^following: L- ... ----------the trenches for the new gas company, j auto xnuuhed tho hind wheel of t he j of Nashville; R. M. Johnson, of Mid­ V..V. ...<vr.., MiaiNPSS man. think, that ererylrody are have nnd the laving of the mains will hood , mail wagon and also broke the harness : ^€Vjuc; John Velte. of Woodland; F.■ SELLS HIS LIVHRV Bl SINESS. hiul ham for Easter dinner Bnndav. On ED GREGG RESIGNS. begin. In a few months gas will I*5, ------ :-----------------ho „u lu wbola hams. 1«-------- -r------------------i «■ a Adama AilsniH. ot (,f Delton and W. R. Cook. ! Cha*. Gardner fort week -old his : ’^SFoimas, Ed Gregg who ha" *° faithfully cared available for illuminating and cooking. < THE HENS ARE BUSY. N„ program was prepared but various livery business to J. C. Macey, of Gib- ,idM rii the other meals disirueal <£ All will welcome the speedy comple­ for the city> team and been no prompt ... . w-pjcB . . Saturday Homer DePuo took in 1 _W of intercut to the ixwtal service sonbarg. Ohio. Mr. Macey him gone ’ ‘ in In WILLISON. to respond to fire cnlln hits decided to doJten a large were tion of the work. . of egp8 . .t.b^jdee •------'• diaeuwed. d. to Gibsonburg for hh family, and exThe Grand Ledge Independent of the • th. nuinlieM uf the ” defeated the go to farming, and w’U move to . Mr DePueisen-, No regular t:: time wan mt for the next pecte to bring them to thia city next ■ 21rt come* to hand with a fine and ’; i'A.aant Surprise The Hastings “Lions’’ aeienuju ww . »----- ----n■ —twI Rapids. Wt I • in_ ft splendid trade and is making mucting^\ bei wing left optional with . week. Mr. Gardner will conduct the beautifully illurtrated write-up of that -A ; -Bxt Broakem” in . gmuc of G™a ■• it her home. as good a man to ; R Of ‘handling nice batter, the President, >1 Mr. Johnson. bnsinem until hia return. hustling town. ' 5 'lecftsion very >«U at tho fair gronml. Saturday after-1 the city may noon by u-wore of >0 to 11. . him. lira have : I-iiysifal culsuxnd of the • ■ ixificltided all right. as in nuv>• (iorrect. '• •• rgunixed •weal culture. rn.»ins a week S' THE PO “ ‘ W �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL 2T. 1905. Hastings Banner. joJXu^hl k^sX^tbu What Came of Throwing Rice PLACE ON STAFF This Season’s Purchases Satisfy th Requirements of ' rshHated every Thur*day (orsntxn st! state since January. emphasize* the Capt. Holbrook Gets One From Gen HsMinn. IDsNaaa. need of some system of state inspection Loomis of^K. of P.. With i of such hanks. There is no reason why (OrtxtasLj ’ COOK BROS . Editors. Rank be of as Major. a iirivate bank cannot safely and I The train was standing In the depot, Capt E. G. Holbrook, who up to FORTY-NINTH YEAR. carefully managed as a state or nation­ the engine had backed dowfi and cou­ al bank, and no doubt many of them very recently was commanding officer pled on. nnd the eoialuctor wnlked rap­ idly forward, tuaktog motions to the are so conducted. If so, they have nothing to fear from state supervision, yesterday received a commission from engineer to pull out. A boyish broking fellow and a girlish Major General Loomis of Grand Rap ­ and so all private banks should make their regular reports and have the ids. He was made an aid-de-camp on looking maiden sat in the same seat waving adieus to a party of young the general's “ staff, with the rank of same careful inspection as state and major. The'announcement was made people outside. As the train started ADVERTISING rates. national banks. shower of rice came lu at the open to the Lansing company at rehereal a Display advertlwlnr, ratca furutih-d on appll —1.------ ■________ ... window, and shouts of merriment, kx.i. rod r.tol., ,-Uro^ th, Th*1 >■> Gorernor Warner'. last evening and the new major was mingled with adieus, died away in tile 44 inch Sicilian, extra value. distance. The young man looked Ual put,or among Brevities, i?Hc a line; rise- ’tatement touching the present status given a rousin^'reception. . Major Holbrook lias been a' member sheepish; the girl blushed crimson. wlrorv.Tea line. Average of auto worJsto the <rf primary election legislation in English Mohair, plain and fancy, of the Lansing cqmpany for a (lumber j The train was _______ ___ which __ nn express, was Want column, le a word for each Insertion. which be says. "I believe it to be the Fancy Wool Voile ’. usituary. poefy1'aod reaoluUomk.^ac^a line, honest desire of both the senate and the of years and its. member* were highly ' not'scheduled‘to stop’ for two bodrt, elated over the honor that has been i and that n hundred miles from the Grenadines and Soie Boucle„ SlJSd marTta«tt‘ WU1 ' house to keep faith with the people of conferred upon him. feeling that not ' starting point; consequently the coaGT"No oommunlraUon wi;i-be puMtabsd on- this state, and that before adioura­ Mercerized Vestings * the company but the city has re­ ductor did not hurry to take up the; dar any clrcumsmnce* -. tuilcas It l>tera the ,,, , _ _ . . only writer's nam-aad post offloosaaraia. tof nt every pledge of our party plat* | tickets. The joung couple said little Mohair Novelties.....•• — - 1 ‘ =. form will have been redeemett" is au ceived a deserved recognition from the to each other, and what was said came Embroidered Voile, a 25c value........ irom <ur young man. " •n u J°B p®,*'iT,Na' awrarance^that can wall he accepted by highest officer in the Uniform Rank. | mosuy mostly from the young man, who was 5^,. oh offic e bi W«tera Slkiuisn'.'anT'l- propared 1 ®ven those who desire to b? hostile in Knights of Pythias.- -Lansing RepuNi- tryln|C to pacify the K*rl nbuUt Flake Voile, very neat pattenm throwing. Nothing more noticeable 0 do every kind of tsrok and Jub priming. their criticism until legislative events Home tpnn Suitings . tljun this occurred till the young raab : wk --.---v. j vorify or disprove. • was hoard to exclaim: ’ • A-. an evidence that Mexico is pros'-'-11—!--------- , * . "By jiminy!” pering nothing is more conclusive than It would prolxthly not he po-riihle to. He was plunging his hands into his facts given out by the U. 8. bureau ! frame or adopt a primary election bill pockets, one after another, nnd when t'conUaued from put one of commerce. In 20 yearn the revenue that would meet the approval of all ■ ho got through ’Ahern nil twgan over 1 case Dlimity and Batiste, worth from 12c to 15c.. of'Mexioo has increased from $10,(XX),- the republicans of Michigan nnd tbere- erihg of its waters. But the com­ again. UDO to U'MXXJ.OC'U: the impirts from fore it is well that a spirit of.conros- plainants contended that, owing to the "Whatever 1n the world is it?" said *20,rtlO,(XK) to *?&0030,000: the export* «i<m ahd compromise exists at Lansing nature pf the soil, this dam would be the girl. ’5 pieces A. F. C. Gingham "Pocketbook gone, with nil tho mon­ from t7.wJ.000 to over M3.00b.0IX). which will earnestly endeavor to meet ineffective, as there were evidences of Of the imports more than half are frurfi the wishes of the majority so far as it an underground current west of the ey nnd the tickets." The voices in tills port of the-young All the latest novelties in Lace. Stripe and Fancy Hosiery the United Sttfar: of the exports, is practical and irossible through state proposed, dam ,that would make the C(>up|e.s dialogue were not suppressed; alro.it half are sent'to this country, legislation. dam aieleas as the whole south shore in(jee<l they could Iro heard by the Mexird has a well developed school of West lake is mucky and iroroiw. whole car. xml cinn).-!. pv.rv chilli of T1"1 S«pn.mo Court of the United Largent Line of The drain commissioners were act"I la«lk*ve It was Bill Slocum did It," uchool age to attend ih.t puhlfc rohool. States hue jnxt dt^arod Invalid a In ing for the owners of Gun marsh, wild the swain. "He was monkeying x^RIBBONS^ Much more rapid d-velo^ment inav of N>'"' York ’rhi,:h Ptohibif. any whose 20, (MX) or 30.000 acres would 1* ' ground me tn the depot He-must in Burry County be exproted in the tnturv. If only a h"k"r in th*t »“>» fn,m employing at.y immensely benafitted by tho proposed h*vc d6uo u !for?a.Jok.,‘,’’ . , , . •, "-n'm' <IU1 ItIt for “H’in! Trtfeto.' >1X0 He .did fur suite splta atrtng man like Froaident Diaz innv man tnorv than 10 hoars ,in anyone drain. These owners disclaimed any rarorod him. — the --------future program of -'“X Tl,e decided wish to lower the watcni of Gun lake. , He was jealous." . c,,urt uf u , ’' , ---------------"Jealous of whom?" ■ Mexico win l» , Mtorea. The only I U1*1 •nd' * II"' pn*ibitM tho right : preventghis, the damming of the The girl made no reply to this. Idcloud on hef-ftoriwn is the uncertain- of 1‘Hvato contract anti was on that river at the outlet of the lake was-pr^- deed, the passengers sitting near needty of, Dias’s successor, and the inborn 1 nccount invalid. posed. . ed uo reply to judge of the situation. tendflney of the Latin-American to ~ ---------- ■ Judge Smith in ‘ his finding declares The couple began to talk over their organize himself into a revolution. it i* estimated that over, fSOU.tXMM that in his opinion there is no stature l<*» In lower tones, nnd the more they ----------DOO of American capital has been in- which permits the building of a dam Always calls for a quantity of Supplies such as away with­ A'cloud np on thn Pnciflc .lope in Mexico in the fast 25 ye»r». under the circnmstances surrounding left " * on “a train " *|>eedlng far —— —— Thu labor npfons of San Fmaciseo anil ' Th’' wo»«erfol progress of that repub- this case, and even if there were, it1 out a cent to pay their fares was a Laundry Soap Scrub brushes very uninviting condition. The young othercwit citiM are demandinK tie lie ■'In no small d-gTW-diie to this in- would prove a very uncertain and un­ man looked rueful, aud the girl began Toilet Soap Mops and Brooms. exclnsion of tho Japanese from this 'istment. which has developed tho satisfactory way of dealing with the to cry. Presently the door of the car conntry. claiming their imiuigmtion 111the ranches and the railro,uh of situation, aryl liable to result in end- opened nnd the conductor entered and We have a nice stock of everything in these Imtt. If to this land is a menace to the UniKai tt"'< Country to a remarkable degree. lets litigation. began to take up tickets* As he ap­ you are in a hurry, just call for Phone No. 37, as we The closing words of the.decision of proached the young couple the young States. Japan wiH not patiently per•— --------- ----- — man went through bls pockets again, deliver to all parts of the city. mit discrimination against her people The producers of maple sugar are Judge Smith are as follows: 4‘In my judgment the sole question though this time he wm doing It to froth the country whose ships and car.- urged to do in this state as'they do in Our stock of GROCERIES. FLOUR aud FEED is give the conductor some premoni ­ non compelled the brown men to open Vermont, form an association for the in thtycase is as to whether the con­ tion of what was to come. The girl complete and our prices are right. Give us a call. their doors to -American commerce, promoting of their industry and its struction of this drain will have the sobbed aloud. When the official stood Japan, in tho light of recent events, protection from counterfeit syrupa and effect on tlie waters of Gun- lake as >la front uf the couple and reached out claimed by the complainants. If it' for the tickets the young man told him must nut be regarded as a conntry to sugar*. . think construction of the lie trifled with.. Lal»r agitator* have ———— bls story and would. begged Ihim to [the him them alw»;-s hs-1 big fallowing on the Owning th- Pmm railroad. M tho drain should lie enjoined. If it would through, but the heartless conductor THE GROCERS. . HASTINGS. fUCH. - —' Phone >7. • United uumcummho the bill should l»e'disinissevL On said that they must get off at the tint coast, and have shown a deposition States. now do™, the govern. ment will I* in position to help force P°lnt the evident^ h»very conflict-1 stop aiid went on punching tickets. and great ability to cause trouble. If I' All tins wm too much for n benevo­ between organia*! lalior and Japanese ghe traiwcontinonta! railroads to make ing. The <x>mplainiu;ts?^lride 'from interewted parties. showed hy a number of lent looking gcDtleninu sitting Dear, pride and inai.stance of the Mikado up- reasonable rates. who arose* took hla hat In bls hand on the rights of Ills people to be accord­ witnesses who are civil engineers, and and walkiNl through the car taking up who have made the subject something a collection. All the world loves a ed the same treatment granted to the subjects of other nations, there shall | tire. h» pareed Gmeruot_ LaFollete . | IropMd d„jn wonU |qww Inmt cinrriuo placed In mirh such n a Kltnutlnn situation just starting not be a clanh some day. we may count j measure regulating freight rates m proposed drain would surely lower thin ulnrss! lake frpxn two to three feet The de- on their wedding trip apjK>aled to the ouhM'lves most fortunate. that sjate. The vote was 75 to 12. fence al-1 luul a number of witnews .ympitible. of every one to the car. some ot them civil engineer., who wh<'" l>«wr.,lrot xeutlemuu lud / The laying bare of the inner working LACEY. have miule U» matter . ... Mtdy. who lu, f14 of the Eqni table Life Insurance Co.. .. that . . propoM»d- drain - George Campbell has , moved on his ' testify the would poured n lot of bills and coin into her is not calculated to inspire confidence | lap. She locked up nt thefr benefactor . farm which 'he Irodght a short time have no effect on this lake. " in the man who has been its active; with a happy smile that should have Shoe As Good As Its Name. 'i ago of Tom Norris. ‘"I am of the ’ opinion that prerepaid aaaaaa biui muxpQ amply IW for >'Uttk jvbat UU he IlHU had manager, Mri J. H. Hyde. It appears — . the . .».»roa.aa Norris and attended the ’ ■ponderance is notuul onlyun done.. be wanted something more. he Has been paid a salary of f 100,000 ’ John .......... ----- — — wife ••••- --------------.... of the evidence -—r—-------wauteuBut HUUlCtDIUg more. . ' ’ of* ’ * — • 1 »Wy. i- *but — * largely with *the ’ "Akina kissfrom fromthe thebride, bride,please." pleaac.” ■ for looking plMMnt. aud has had per- ; funeral Mr Toller at n Cedar Creek complain"A sonal servants on the Insurance Co’s i Wednesday. anta, and from the proof in the case it The girl colored up to the roots of pav roll, and charged up ax Hpeiue. ; Mr» Elsie Slmena ri.ilcd her brother ™c th»’ the construction of-her Lair.uudIthe ben-rohmt gentlemmr of the company part of the cost of eu- in Battle Creek Thuhulay aud Friday. dr“m’ ‘1 n"teri*“>' if ^^w? Why pay ^3.00 fo/ tertalnmrnb, given by himself to hi. Mi» Etaie Thoma, returned homo "°‘ <»• •»°™'»' prto^d 7 kl^ XreX tlmre ™ Spring Dress Good THE ON 1 RIVER DRAIN a y<i a yd :1 15c SPECIAL E. Merritt HOUSE CLEANING TIME COOK & SENTZ, contractor] and Builder. I will do eotitrai Uog In buildup this summer vid .my thing it lljie of car)* : . If y« are tbtakibg< f puUlhg up s t*s house, barn. or other I.oildfcgt. 1 would like ttniiijre withpu. Cement Wgrk. I alto"have 'I t J.rjM maddutyi f<ir the uj*:i..In1 tnte qf Cctnert .Blocks, for the euuswuctioa d building- and walls. 1 will Dw build ccmf.it w.tlkt and Mjthiqi in- the line of-temwit wort. • L. H. RANDALL, 117 Grand SB: LADIES! * spontaneous burst of laughter, accompan,ed by a dapping of baud,, ^romttc other donors. Any bride and groom under such drown,tsnro. wonk! be ,.u,bars-ed. »■«'?»■•« did nut think herd of youthful couple that they did uot r*P<>Ud to the friendly spirit by which *they had u been relieved K ” * "from an unpleasant position. Their fare was - T _ . . ... .. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gravburn visitpaid, and there could be no reason for a Japanese patriotism and tlie. unity of J > GROVE. ed Mrs. J. Hinchman in Battle Creek 1 further worry, nnd yet there seemed its people Have furnished an object last Friday and Satunlny. is quite ill With something unsettled. The youth was lesson for the thoughtful consideration whispering to the girl, apparently en­ George Clark nnd family of Penfield, of tho civilized world. Before the .John McIntyre Sr. had a valuable deavoring to obtain her consent to spirit which animates the*‘little brown visited at Bert Clark’s last Sunday. something he had proposed. Several The lecture given by Mr. . Brubaker home killed in. a rtuiaway last Thnrsman." Russia with.her a greater num­ hours passed, during which the train bers, -rent ami toni by strife and dis­ of Chicago, was well attended and ■ day. kept up its monotonous clatter, and the tention, is humbled nnd crushed. If every one . we “heard eay any thing Tho Norton school hail a box social young co’ipib seemed still uneasy. At Inst the girl was observed to put her equally intelligent and equally devoted about it thought that it was fine. at the school house Tuesday night. | band into that of the young man and to their • country, there could lx* no Will Jones and family visited in Miss Nellie Reese has been quite say soiuethlug softly. Ih a few mln»doubt of .Russian success. But with a Lake Odessa over Sunday. sick for several days. ates ----- be .... arose nnd, ....... igoing «uiiik to iu the uie gengovernment they cannot ' love, and Clarance Garrett and mother Mrs. Tho Easter exercises of tho M. E. S. • Genian collector.' said something, to therefore lacking unity, the Russians Orson’Garrett’visited at Lewis Phillips’ 8.- were well attended and were re- him which seemed to surprise him are not equal to tho conquest of her Sunday^ : greatly. ported good by those present. ' «w othurwiM' inferior foe. «... .1. "You don't mean it I Whj- didn't you The attendance at tho temperance ' Ward Quick and family of Nashville, ny so?’ visited at John Hinkley‘s last Sunday. lecture last Friday night at the M. E. The young man sold something more; The United States is finding a hard _. . „ . .. . ... < 4 . . ,, The following item was handed to us church was small. the gentleman roee and asked: pronriMtion to meet just now in Vene- . ... ., .... . Several from thin vicinity attended । "Is there a clergyman r present?" ! ron. 1 _> • . for publication: Gentlemen, if that zuela. The Monroe doctrine compels . . . . .. , _, ,, , the F. M. quarterly meeting at MorThere was no response. . a , - > , A. is what you call yourselves Those fish us to aet aa a sort of policeman of the . , , Q , . n "Tills young gentleman and lady are •’ m . . . . *„« , . you slaughtered Sunday April l», on gan tho latter part of last week. Western hemisphere. Venezuela is a . , / . - , , nb . ; very conscientious. They have accept­ . . . .. . , ,. Long lake in Johnstown, did not he. . ., , .. . i ed help under the assumption that they verv had actor, repudiating her debta, ■ . . . . .. Amro-rtn, lto..l , long t-nw resident , brtd(. |[room an) . . , , y ■ , long to me. but those traps yc*i pulled and misusing foreigners doing Imffi, . . ’ . .... A . . and stole the rate from were mine, Of Baltimore, was stricken with paraly- married." newj in that country. When foreigners n ,,;UI . , * . .. . . ' . . Don t think you were not caught at it, sis at 6 o’clock Friday evening,! and i There was a moment's silence, and try to comjx-I that country to como to . ’ . .. . "T . ... ■ , « ,- zs । for we were not not ail asleep at that died at 11 o’clock Sunday forenoon. । Iben some one shouted: terms, she dodges behind Uncle Sam ... .. ... . There was a short service at the home ! “‘ Then they'd “ better bo right off.” J At. >g > • nru rt i late hour. Mr. W. Dunham, and the Monroe doctrine. When Uncle "That's the -point. lady conat one o'clock Tuesday afternoon, but -—The ---------j has *.w S.m Mtemptol to intorfcre. theVene-Tb. MXt meeting of the Lrocy W. the rwlu funeral «rvi« took pl.ro 10 wh *' •>» drromrf of xnelinns call us dictators,usurper, nnd T- V- xHU be held' May 3rd at tho ,t the Dowling chnrob K 2 o'clock "r“* all sorts of tool names. 1°' Mi” Margeret Baker at two th»t Jternoon. Mr. Reid was a ye.re . ° ” o, h* passengers went from vnr Onc of.’the cur , o’clock. The program will consist of to car for a clergyman and at last . . . . e. 1, .. Matrons’ Silver Medal Contest. Ad­ of age, and very' highly esteemed. A decision of far reaching imjx/rtan™ , ' of the comedy. has just been handed down by the .rawKm How * Thia? If 4he Whole train could not get In Vo hundnxl dollars we ofler oner one one hundred doltars reward rowanl for for am any , one car to witness the wedding all ITnited States Supreme Court, It A small boy was reciting in a geogb " “ " d W congmtutohrf lbw bride. unottw1 affirmed the constitutionality of a Mis- rajihy class. The teacher was trying CfatarrU Cure. 'F.lerdpM. J. Co..Ttde<lo, 0. .1 coupon collection wm w*b — to ---------’• ■ouri state law prohibiting the inspac- j to teach him the pointe of the com- , KYb*v/ J kommk°'j Insisted on enable social friends. He hna been compelled to cover buck into th,, Co', treasury some of the monev ho- has unlawfully used Hyde owns a mgjoritv of the at.wk. He Will und.tobte.il,: will I.. ferrod to make the Equitable a rnutnaf comnanv and irive the nollev holder* control ov»t it.s affairs * •.' ' Thursday after a three weeks visit at . RJn?n ’ Marengo. . I'0 ‘o«vnag the w.len. of the lake a. churiit. nirVurw,., i^v, bnintnI, Ua,!2.ed thein,‘ \ "4 rf nSted for fa the MU fa “Lj’Tt "WK” !*?. T,™" doc,’">"J”11 «“S >■' Mirf Nel,i® Stevens visited Miss all rewrters aiyl property owners who Mabie Cox in Assyria a few days last are interested in property around Gun j week. ■ lake. tion of beer offered for sale in that j pass. She explained: ‘'Orf your right suite. A Milwaukee brewer objected is the south, your left the north, and in to this law, claiming it was in re- ■ front of you is the east. Now what is j Straint uf trade between the spates oh Irohind you?* provided the federal constitution. The boy studied for a moment, then The law was upheld in the Missouri ; puckered up his face and bawled: ''1. courts, and is now sustained by the 1 knew it. I told ma you’d see that highest judicial tribunal of the country. | patch in my panta." MMaiit Otbe” to <w>«bute. this time to a itble to carr j out any obligation 1 WwI<UnK present When the couple “!*.S“U“U?0 * committee1 West fc Tbuax, Wholesale Druggists. Toaccompanied them to tho bride's home MME walpiko .Kinman & Marvjx, Whoiewe tn order to vouch for their explanation 1 Dnigriu*. Toledo. O. *nd make sure that the wedding rX’ “i” made fry thrlr firm. F wurirau. leunuro -re r all dnjggtau. ipadou. jplclngs were not spoiled by trste' oareata. ALICE CH EEVER. oxfords wfrtwn we sell you equally as good for $2.50 ? Guaranteed Patent Leather, Brown Kid, Russian Calf, Finest of Vici All for the one price, course we have koto of’ others ranging hi price from SI.00 to $2.00. It not thoroughly satisfied, your money refunded as cheerful'y ■ a* ’twas taken. “THE AMERICAN LADY” SHOE, Typical of her namesake, CAN’T BE BEAT. Wonderful values in Mon ■■■ r‘‘*srri(t found one and brought him to the scene Oxfords. Button. Lace, Black and Tan, of every description. • Everyth"'1' 1‘ my guarantee as well as that of the maker. C. II. Always Open Evenings. OSBORN, East Main Street. 1 �Hastings Attention Fishermen bikeihs or HOME BUYING The Trout Season opens Monday. May ist. hj„ for voiir trade and have FOUR BARGAINS to offer this »<"v 5 ] red. I rice Bamboo rod and Extra Up ' i' - silk ,lne I 4M tl W. 2 st U7» I **“ t at UM. t at U.25 J-.___ ___ < ‘•upueM from Mire one. i . banner, april 27, 1905. BILL l-»- TO iu PREVENT rntVtnT ., Mil DREDGING NASHVILLE DAM Passed by Legislature Last Week j I “•““'j'i*™ vAiMig^ LAGE CURTAINS Senator Glasgow introduced a bill in •yyyrtw.-. iumrai»r * •« l» kept up with u,, Muall the senate at Lamo ng lagt week. pro. We recommepd “Kingfisher Lines.” h |hl”">. ““ *‘"nt •*■•!■ fur 'an'? that n° dred^’nK »>r other work , -ir . are made so One the, last a mao no end uf time; Yon l>ren sue- shan he done on the Thornapple river -TM : . .rr i'v raring your nooks, to eay nothing about jourown TWI-'I rtrntug your home tr^U within tho corporate limits of the vilibau lire ehrairesl grades, [good looks 22,2'' l"m h'lp’d W ta*iW «P an tage of Nashville without the consent The! <*'•' ■ jr akV lbs kinks, the snarls and bad words tho, Bars." BatllM ft >*.>■ • Onr line of Lace Curtains is right as to both quality and Himmuxu «rpor.tio[. ln j of the common council of the villag.. 1 .... Trout baskets, Tackle boxes, Trout Itlas. Fl, Spoons price. These bright spring days mean house cleaning, marlw u?" consumption and [ Th® bill paaeed the senate Thursday ‘ ' Let us tigure with you. ( market would decrease the value‘of . evening by unanimous vote, and. was ' papering and general beautifying of the home. The ef­ FREE Renumber our Guessing Contest- FREE fect will not be complete until the curtains, snowy white, v2La?.rm*'°r h°u'“ ”ro°M«o>T«™ ; *mt to the house of representative*!, when* it waa pixi-d Tuesday afternoon, hang giving just that touch of bright light and airy, are hung bright-­ ’J* va!"” of it undlta'.nr- and now awaits the signature of the I HASTnicHiaAN. ness and cheerfulness so necessary to pur homes. It is roumbsr. damwne.. Semi your money governor, which it will undoubtedly ’ ’' ' sa‘. .lay Evehitig as long as you’ll stay. impossible to give a description of our ct rtains here, only ’Z *''■' ““'Mug but the good,; I receive, to become a law.—Nashville as to size and price, but aak you to come and see them ' apeml it « lx.me nnd it will come i«ck i whether you-care to buy or not. o you in better town,, better More,, ,-ocoooocooo LEO COOPER PLEADED GUILTY t’ettflr Mchouls. Utter churches iynl Iwt■ AOCCO^’0'-"7’' , ter HtK'ihf Mdvantap>* ’ ’ NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 3f yds long, Is not the building up of your small To Running Slot Machine at Wood­ 54 inches wide. Price per pair town n^re to yoji than the buildihg bury Paid $10 Fine and Costs. from the mail boxes in this ! far----'*Way Is ii u not not aa . iJlaatJ. .-eA— j *.-? rcity Ia‘u Cupper, the Woodbury saloonist. ,l our tbwri had W.’OOO popuBRUSSELS and SWISS TAMBOURCURTAINS, 3i who was arrested sonic ILL — ago for 2„. ’ntiop instead of l.iw it-would* *be bet­ time 50 inch, Price per pair.... .. .i. .•.......... ....;•.............. running a slut machine was brought ter for ns. all ' Wmlld there not l« THE TIME SCHEDULE before Judge Smith Saturday, and much mum employment;- would not made a plea of guilty. It appears that these people consume more products CABLE NET CURTAINS, 54 inches wide. 3| yards this machine belonged to Byron Dick- ami yonvquently make a lwtter mnr. For the Carriers to Gather the Mail pairJ Also Location of the Boxei. iusoii. of this city.- who uhipixxl it to ket. moult not the small homes with Lake (.>d*‘-sa thinking to put it in an­ one lot Isj iloubled in value and every There has gone into^ effect a regu- : other ptace than Cooper's. . But objec­ farm, within a radius uf ten miles l» lar Uehedule fir gathering the mail 1 NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Si A, nn a -jj- < ja SPECIAL FOR . -----------v...mi ----------w’”-th WO to *50 an acre* more? Then, from the mail: boxci in this city, by • tion^ were raided. Mr.----Diekinsqn yds long 54 inchep wide. Price per pair. »pl UU, I Zd, 1 Juj WilVM ar.d H—ll 11.iv»litv snys. h,iviiig linf but n liHL, little time b? ”* *’ l,nl-v «K Wxri.thing for the mer- the city, carrier. Ah this is u matter : SAT.lJfDAY... tween trains ht| asked the privilege of • cbani or trailej-man if you buy of him* of much iutereit to our city readera. ’ letting it remain ink (Amper's pafoon, Is *5 r°^ 4°*^ “ K00*1 a thing for yon* we give below the location of tho boles | NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 2) yards long, 16 inches wide. Per claiming he did not expan it would lx* i ''Mien you are ’in need- and- deserve it mid the time* when mail will bo taken : pair, only..................... .1. put in use. and that it would lx? sent yuur .hmue merchant will hdp vou out. from them by the carriers. to >jiue other locality later on. It was bell® to keep sip the M schools and Box No. 1. Comer Creek and State; claimed lx>’(.’ociper that some one in his ‘'barchcK.. He contributo his share fur ^Streets, at >«|Q'and 11:05 a. <n. ; ) MUSLIN (JURTaINS, with rufflen. 2i yards long. 86 inches wide. Per .saloon got hold of the the . crank, which '. roa*k- etc ""here there is need foe.a 8nrl 3:!i0 and B-.3U p. m. j '- " ' pair only ........................................................ i. was. separ&te from tlie machine, at- i f’u,4 be usually heads the list: i Box No. 2. Corner Jefferson and, inched it to the machine ami began wbert there is a-''picnic or 'fair for State S'roets, at fl :8b, 7:35 nnd 11:85 a. ; playing it fur nickels. In view of thcae ' ebnrch i>r wxjiety he is usually there* •m. and 2:15 and 5:20 p.< m. is jvby we say yun get hi ore than Box No. 8, Cbrnor Clinrch and State circumstances, opd while commending that ‘ th*i course of the. sheriff mid prosecu­ the intuy goods, from your homo deal­ ..Streets, nt B:30i 7:15 mid i! :80 a, m. ; tor in their {rarpose to rid Barry ers. Anovh.*r thing, you prolmbly mid (f:2O mid 5 ‘30 p. m. B<ix No. 4, Corner Broadway and! county of slot machines. Judge Smith liave a family—sometime one of your felt that its then! hud been no intent on suns jnap- think of going into tfli«iui^ State Street*., ajt 0:30, 7:'.ui and H:43 a. for hjmfcelf. : Where is th-re a chntv• m. : and 2:'i0 and 5;25 p. jn. the part of Cuqpcr to vlalrtV* the law. Place a standing order for things needed in average quantity, Biix-No. 5. Connr Mill Land Broad­ leniency shoiilq b-* shown, 15? was for the yonng-man with a hmiwl capitai tr* Over l$*bbme a merchant when way. at brio a. m. and 2}lo p. tn. week after week and th^ larder will never pm dry. tiw»*Air»* on, paying Box No «. Corner Market and State the ppahle wad thiur money to build tine and costs. . ct.rp.Xti>>n. to com­ Streets, at 7:2.* ipid 9;uo ttpm.these and giganti.2rW , pete wifu your s*in or your - lion's wn? THE CROSS ANO CROWN Box N’o. 7. (.-tinier Markik and Green. ! True citizenshiii is not air in rally around the "Star Sjumgitd ,Banner" at 0.15 a. ju. aryl 3:00 p. tn; Fine Cantata Rendered at the M. E. uf uur ; country aud singing "Hail Box Nu. 8, Corner Park mid Miulisun Churchjp’riday Evening. Columbia-" The spirit nf trm* patmit- at, 11:00 n. m. mid 3 *10 p m. r. ,B«»x No-0, (kiirnrr Church and Mar""The Methodist church was crowded isrn is shown by the man who jmtronizes liome.industry fiiwt\ last and all Vaull at 11:20 a. m. an J 4:00p.. in. , to ils limit Friday evening uy * largo > BoxNo. jO. Conittr Broad and Jef- • the time. nnd appreciative audience whvihrard fereun, at 0:10 a. m. and .2*15 p. m. ‘ th*- sacred cantata "The Cross and Box No. 11. Corner Green and Jcffer- > VISITING SCHOOLS Crown" rendered by the Methodist son, at 11:110 a., in. aud 3:10 p. m. This cut my new choir assisted by other, singers jof the Box? No. 12, Cjurncr Clinton and Han- . city, under the direction of Mrs. Some Excellent Suggestions From over, at 0:40 a. I m. and 2 p. in. • method < -i fittingyla^ee An Interview With Prof. Cham­ Margaret Troxel. The enertaihment Box No. 18j Corner Dibble and | was so thoroughly enjoyed that it was berlin. RETINO5 COPY Grund, at 11:05 a. m. and 2:40 p. m. repeated by 'request Sunday evening. Our readers may rememl>er a local Box Na 14.! Comer Clinton and ■ jtaftiree ti(f *p* sr -m? to find and was equally well appreciated by reference to "Visitors Day ~ ” which is State, at 11:25 a. m. and.3:(X> p. m. ' | the irfrai'tive Giror, makes the many who heard it. Great credit H feature oft he schools of a sister city, Box No 15, Corner Mill* and .Eliza- ' is due to Mrs. Troxel for this s^endid and our -suggestion that some such a beth. at If:00 a. m. and 3:15 p. ,m. ' . - : fitting sgd-t. musical production, as well as to the jay might hoof-advantage tojthe local Box No. 18. Corner - Michigan Ave. singers who participated. They, have -----------schixils. ----But?------------------an interview with Prof. and State Road, at 10:20 x m. and j «... --------------been practising every week sineje the ' Chaulberiin convinces uh that there is 2:50 p.m. last of Februrary. We believe there‘should be at least! Februrary, ami and tho the excellence , R }>etxer way. which he is quietly Ottlc«n rill none less 212 more mail Ixixes in the city, three [ . of their Work was due to this earnest working, but which w!2 : 2— the .. ...... practice, the finb leadership of! Mrs. f re<iuire the co-operation of‘ the each. ward.It will be well for ’’ patrons . * . for._*. Troxel, and the co-operation Of the of the lii-al schools. ‘ th<«e intorested'to petition the depart- ( singers. • • , ; I Prof. Chamberlin considers the pa- ment for more Imxcs. As it is now 1 irons is die .stockholders owning a large sections of the city would have ei)«tcr ffleMtr, Prokkut. . . the public schools, in whose to go from NO to • 100 rods to. mail a j SUIT CLUBS CONTRARY TO LAW ’ plant. product. men and women fitted for letter. Surely there ought to lie an 1 Morris J. MeP|iee. of the S<x* who i! die reaponsi hili tie!, and duties uf citi­ improvement over this condition. But R. B. miner. (lice Pr«. :u tu think conducts a merchant tailorinng e>tab- f zenship. the stockholders have a com­ it is doubtful if there will bo any ' abou: a .yve all the liflhnvmt. organised suit clnhs and con- mon interest. He wants the stock­ rfinnge unless tboM interested nak for ; ‘atttt j. fl. fl. fl,d«rw«. Cartier. can make ducitxl drawings; Someone, di-satisfied holders n> visit their plant not when ii ' . with the arrangement, had McPhee tho teachers are on dress parade as arrested for conducting a lottery and he they www would w be ,UM on Visitors jbay. but Frankness begets Frankness. R from $20.00 up mvi convicted. Tbo anpreme cotikt of „,,;n th(). ,n. dol„g tliir onlinary Be straight forward in your manner, t Michigan on Friday .flirm.-l tire conn,^Br „ork H, w„ullI ||kc to TallAfoWeci iniuK । Many ■ . ,.! >! .u_. —v.ji_ »ka am. «iool worn door In all the Frankness begets (rankness. viction. holding that while the inemotherwise honesi men talk in a dis­ WEARS LONGER. liern of the clnb eventually received a school buildings of' the city the name ' Director* FITS NICER. . suit, axording to the arrangement, it of the teacher nnd the grade she teach4 honest vray merely -because they think , J LOOKS BETTER' was .none the kiw a lottery and ■*” C’ eH,and an invitation printed ther^on.so they are meeting the dishonesty of the other fellow. Make a man honest with , g eiKittr m«ier, Phea's conviction stands. that with any jpatron would than an> ■, :y clothing. you by lieing huwst him, but g know he or she ; J Call and kt ■ | was welcwme to come in and see that under no circumstances let him make L R. B. m««r, show y.m what I PNEUMONIA IS ROBBED OF means comfort in old age. j deparimwit of the public school plant b»Tt. ■ you dishonest. R. C. Trtfirt. TERRORS. I. JU ttAlVai. cataaa —7— | in curation, and . doing ----------its normal Instill that idea into your by Foley's Honey and Tar. It atop# j worh. To rtbort a Felon, ’ children. Get them into m. l eo»», ihneBrt^kto^OUgK tok^ln^lme k will h tMrWt \dr* « » claimed that— -• •a felon -----------’ many has If is the habit oFsaving now and D. S. Goodyur, prevent an attack of pneumonia H<v ipt we wonlil hk-to aeo »oim-thing . )(^n by |„n(lir>g ,.n pulvemml they will bless ydu in after fuse aubatlttllea. Sold by W. 11. Good- jone to .tart the Mm-kholdcm to doing salt - and-■keeping it moist ->•>. *tur]»en--------- j with Fine Tailoring. Cikc Olitert. year, the druggiaL I impacting. But we mmoede that | tine. The methdd will dwarf a boil or, years. Why not start them R fl. flnderwfi. T-„ I Prof. u entirely right tn a carbuncle. iwno are * *w- Chamberlin v~t-------------„ on tlie road by opening an The minister, of Kalamaxoo an- i. stating . ...con----- : ________________ that i.fia far better for-all _________ ______ ______ the schools doing their I| ' making a hard struggle to “b“* off 1‘ cemed toihave b'aio tL account for them at The prize fighting from the Celery City. .... -j- .। j regular work when the visit* — an) — made. The M. C. and P. M. railreads will ■ V *5 I - to make«3 a diy ab\ Ooms to most peoplo snd esu,o msnr tr.-‘ rnn'n’F*"1’ ; ' *'ul*b tbe work and build new depoto in South Haven. PERE MARQUETTE SE­ mi50,1 : — ic-Mitty where troablos,—pimples, boll, sod other t Bil-tLi2i< ' -iL'e-is and ue will cx­ “Now good digestion waits on app* | CURES ANN ARBOR R. R: srnpUoos, b«,id« loss ot sppsiiio, *&a we gusranWe tite, and health on both.’’ If It doesti t r/ ‘l3rt WOrk, that tired feeling, fits ot billonrasM, try Burdock Blood Bitters Good News to Michigan Shippers. indigestion and beadsebe. Wil! Work to Their Advantage. The sooner ooo get* rid of them tho ' The report that the Pure Marquette । anj the way to get rid ef them -.... the Ann Arlmr Ariw.r . to bQjjd up th0 gygtem that has interents have inquired । railway i* welcome news to Michigan •uttered from them is to take Are yoiPpar". u|ar what you Eat? Would yon eat bread that j shipped of the ■s, becatwe because the tne acquiring ac-pui / iai 1 n..1 ly hgshipped to this city in*baskets which are tlx) Gould syndiciit'i would m» Hood’s Sarsaparilla t line by tue -v--------• i-ablv to d t. . t-rnis, and dogs? Would you care for bread that t traduce as oll^i influence which could I--* !i UMS. live or six times, perhap- by people who have 1 not fail to work to the disadvantage of | •UI-a * ' * dogs Or cals? Would you knowingly patronize Forming in combination the Spring '•utudv • . ■> rV- v.hcti you can buy goods just as good, much ♦ Michigan yeopfr'■■‘Vifi ami ... wholesome, in your own city? >ff you are parMedicine par excellence, ot unequalled ♦ ’cu.tT r.titi .n’if it, buy wholesome clean bread that is madp at A CHALLENGE itrength in purifying the blood as It will only require one dol­ u'liEf aui ton are loyal cUizcns. call for ihown by unequalled, radical and perlar to commence. And ♦ The ••Tigers” are After the "Ltona' ( m&ncnt cures of once they get in tlie habit * and "Bat Busters.” Salt Rheum Ibt- br<-jil fej wrapped^ in waxed paper (dust and dirt proof) as The Hurting. Tiger, wiH rtalbutgu | Scrofula _ uf depositing it will be The Wi baketj (iur uame fe on every loaf. Accept do Bl,b8tit:b Bolls, Plmplaa ■cald Head •L-. i-r.vare-imitaiium:. Call for the original. If not handiea IV tenth in the city or out of tho city. KJnds of Humor best lesson they could learn. -rail at the CITY BAKERY, Hasting/, and we Z players umkr U the ---------Ikjrau*-.tear. . g|ood . Rhauhiatlam J with agoL of16 Po|BOning . ur_nee4gt yours Respectfully, ♦ for a game two week*, from-^Mirday, Catarrh . Dy.papala, Kto : » Scxir "TO’I Accept no substitute, but be sure to ♦ to Harr, Woodroff. _Capt“‘“. Hl !“’• nt Hood’s, and get it today, w j. MICHAEL & SON , CATHERING THE MAIL WEAVER’S $2 50, 3 00, 4 50 New Market §a ld'b! $5 00, 6 00 :<.".‘g.r.riw,er $4 00 SPF CI A T . ™ L vu CO/-> DvU- D0N T F°RQET t0 ORDER a LOAF ot * Grand Rapids City Bakery Bread. J. T. Pierson&Son The People’s Store, Phone 9, Hastings, Mich. $75,000.00 | Capital Surplus :: $25,000.00. F. R. Pancoast. SAVING IN YOUTH I ■ ■ C. E. Lunn $Ja bay Sure Spring Humors 5 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Deposits. To the People of the City of Hastings and Pills sanitary bread City 22 to Eoan _^eal estate tl 'ESTER & CARTER. Hastings Securitv- Bank �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 27, lt»OS. THE EASTER SERVICES I HL | The First Impression u the making or breaking of many a man both in business and society. When you stop to think that, your head, hands and feet are the only portions of your body that are not covered by your suit, you will realize the importance of wearing good clothes at all times. If you wear the guaranteed, hand-tailored Kaufman Garment the first impression you create will always he friendly and favorable. ' ' | i : I | i I J | I i I . j । J The moderate price of these popular clothes, u one of their very ttron^ features. The guarantee on C«l> KAUFMAN GaR­ MENT—satisfaction dr your money back—is an­ other item not to be overlooked. $10 to $25 I ; : I ' I LHaJILIV coutlaned from page eoe. Bong. School. Prayer. liecitation. Elvira Durkee. Recitation, Violet Harper. Recitation. Marjorie Menhennick. Song. Infant Department. Recitation. Ganlncr Chidester. j I Recitation. Margneritte Matthews. I■ Recitation. Lillian. Townsend. | Recitation, Ellen Sullivan. I Class Exercise nnd Song. • Recitation, Earl Coleman. I Recitation. Hilda Bennett. Class Exercise. Recitation. Richard Johnson. Recitation. Grace Edmunds. Recitation. Greta Edger. Recitation. Kate Ironside. Song. School. . Recitation. Ammwavc C-ileman. Recitation. Chrystal Barber. . . I Collection. Distribution of Eggs. • Song. ’ .• In the evening a sacred musirale was rendered as follows: Anthem by thb Choir. Solo, Mrs. Frank Hams. Flute Duet, Messrs. Lahr and Ander- , son. Anthem b'yj the Choir. Solo. Fred Spaulding. i Cornet Solo. Dr. Clarance Barber Quartette. Grand Trunk engineers running into Reading.Mrs. George Menhennick. Battle Creek tielieve they are lieing ( UNITED BRETHERN made the victims of h Mafia. An or,. Tho United Brethren began the day ! I gained effort has been made to put two ,! t with a praise service at 6 o’clock in i of them out of the way. At first it THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. . was thought' to have been a rather ex-" the morning. The regular 10:30 ser^ ' ■ aggerated idea, but three or four vil- vice was as follows: Dfixology; invo- I pratical demonstration of the some artificial means of their develop- I lirno'w attempts upon the lives of the Object**“The1 Mean- I raul wirtes- te1M<raphT wo tntmt Dr. Kimhail. tb. । I enced in Battle' Creek Monday physician, at once thought of an incu- | *®'erR* tho Grand Trunks expert • ...but was unable -- *to - - one in *detectives have been -placed on the . । eu,L‘,un . evening, when Mrs. J. E. Nelson re- liatir find . ------- -i.i >—,---- ».— v_i— n.u_ j In the evening the exercises were in i I ceived a message, it being the first of the city, so'had one constructed pur- <*•***» w>th instructions to bring the . : charge of the Sunday school, with the its kind ever received in that city.uoti [ posely and to-day the babies were I to justice if possible, no mat- l j I following program: ! fying her of the serious illness of her moved to their new quartern, where it jttr the expense. ' Song, i i husband. J. E. Nelson, who was on j is expected that they will thrive and -----Prayer. i Herman McCullough, a big burly the steamship Minnehaha, several grow to be bouncing children.—Battle. Recitation. negro of, Kalamazoo, while an inmate of 1 hundred miles out, homeward bound Creek Journal. Recitation. . I Borgew hospital tecame poaAesaed of , for the port of New York. This great Dialogue ' the delusion that bejtad divine power ship carries a wireless telegraph out­ Recitation.; Fred Litter, aged 12 'M*anl Ritters of »ucu such uiuri order that he wmu could take n high nt, »t Deing aesirom* uint , „ , , , , i• »* uu»v nv iaw » uigu fit, ana and U,.pvriXl it being desirous that oira. Mrs. Duet. * N<U».n uf Mr bu.Mndto 8 *"d *"> Mire tra. the »euml . rtory window , t ix.yv ii'.u. luv nwcaxiu nM/»j w iny'”■ I Recitation. ... “ a , , , .. io years, of katamazoo. remembering remembering w................................................ j4hbut harming himself. He lighted >M«m. tte new, wm Iterfwd Iron tho, L iunl . « ■.. on that , . . . , I Clans Exercise, by Primary Cla.**. dnp to the reeeinnx ntolton nt .Sew mocb II idl right enough, but hts internal or- ( Recitation. York, nnd fn™ there wtonent by ,to „ath. ran ,lw.y (n„, their horned gans are IhuILv shaken up. and it is Dialogue. telegraph to Bbttle Creek, the who e toU]<)(.l lietiBitonr ., ., . . feared he may not recover. Duct, with violin accompaniment. । week and tn­ operabun of ending the Wra while u>ntol fc, go t„ thrae he Dialogue. Five boys and three girls. . fields. They ■ the ship was jn.ny mile, from land. R (r(..ght ------------------------------------------------------id at Mendon, «on. Luren D. Dickerson, of Eaton Recitation. ' • to its dostinatii.n, rarpnnng .only a wcro plj[ ,ltf 1,'y ’ a brikeman They . mnaty. ‘ . is being complimented very Recitation. short spade of fime Immediately h„m„ t>klng llir„. dny4 ,uul. highly tor having pushed his primary Recital ibn. upon receint receipt of the news Mrs Mrs. Nelson haj unon pat Tfce election bill to a successful issue in the Solo. j* left for New York and will undoubt-'■! distance is twanly-o»u mites. The->*fchlgan House of repretonuativra Recitation. edly arrive there in time to meet the • parents of the boys, as soon as they H« ,nld" a plucky as well as a wimitag Recitation. ship upon which Mr. Nelson is when1 i missed them, had telegrams sent to all j b«htRecitation. it arrives at its dock. parts of Southern Michigan and north- j ■ ■ Duet ! era Indiana, but could get no trace of ! Janfes Winney.of Kalamazoo, doesn't i Offering, for Sunday school causes. Ingubator babies have aroused much them, feel that life is worth living since Ola j Closin&song.. Benediction. interest at the expositions and fairs, McCarty threw her engagement ring METHODIST EPISCOPAL but the residents of this city will not , , , t into his face when he accused her of f It is the custom in the Methodist berompelled to go out of the city to see Tracked to the village of Athene by j flirting. James was kept under guard an ‘‘incubatr baby, ” for there are two the bloodhounds of Depity Sheriff JerEpiscopal church of this city to give , , at the jail to prevent him from destroy­ , up Easter morning preaching servHe. pretty babies now in an incubator at omc Buckley. Tonv K»—‘-------------™ *™’ "l hbn«lt. and in its place the Sunday school house of hts , ° tho Nichols Hospital. The midgets for buixlnrising the far Easter exercises take .place. A fine are the twin children of Mr. and Mra. i employer. William Norris, south of George Tomlinson.2fW Champlin street. ; thia city. On Kent’s person were agold l Rev. Clarence Welch,formerly of Nash- program was rendered as follows: ■ ’ — • *-x. an ------o.t-----suit a.»* df Je clothes -i.,l„ and __j h _ i rille, _««.-----— j and were •born Tucslay night. They — watch, entire nowwof Grand Rapids, who wax I ppeniug Song—Choir and School. Southwestern Michigan NOTICE - Having started my Planing Mill ear t of the Table factory I wish t<> announce that 1 am now prepared to do all kinds of Planing Matching Make all kinds of Moulding. Window Frames and Door Frames. Porch Work. House Finishing I will be pleased to figure with you on any work you may wish. Jos. Alwine, J list received a car load of White Wood this week. until further no­ tice we will de­ liver Lehigh 2^. Coal In ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton._______ H. MATTHEWS & CO. Marton Matthews. Chas Hotter*. PHONE 194. Just west of C. K. A S Depot. B A iJ ii E R Buckley travelled all day without food until the hounds found; the scent and drugged the officer nt full speed into a saloon. M. A. Watts the man who passed a b^gus check upon Landlord Cnlalian, of the Hotel Bismark. in Battle Creek, lust Decemtier, found it to be an ex­ pensive job. He was arrested at hi« home in Celina, O.. and brought here, • and to-day made a settlement. The , charge of getting money under false pretenses was with drawn and a charge making it a justice court pffense sub­ stituted. to which he pleaded guilty. He was fined *10 and *7O.U3 costs, and liesides paid Landlord Cal ahan *102. S. K Janis, of Lansing, who pro­ poses to build a 23 foot dam in Port­ land. lias donated a sight for the new Carnegie library in that village. Throe I lots. about three blocks from the pust­ office in Kent St, are given to the township, tho only consideration being that the Ladies' Literary club is to have a suitable room for dub purposes. The club is trying to secure 120 feet adjoining this property for a park. The property will extend to tho nv«Jr when the old C. J. Warren mHl is torn down. The promoters of the Grand Rapids & Ionia interurban have completed their right of way entirely across Ionia county. The route has been changed to enter Ionia via tho highway. The -track will run through Main street aud tho company has agreed to do its part as soon as the city is ready to pave East and West Main street. The. Ionia franchise expires May 12 and work is to begin before that date./ As a token of esteem, 23 new silver dollars, direct froux. the mint, were given. Mrs. A. S. Benjamin of Portland, who wm elected for the twenty-fifth successive time as pre sident of the W. Q T. U. of the fifth district. olawrved Barter by special w)d the vnnon on ‘ The Risen Savior” taught forcibly its leaaoDS. There wm special music for the eve[ ning service. . C. H. OSBbRN. are not fully developed, and to save two dollar bill owned by Norris. their lives it was neoMsary to secure Kent admitted spending the farmer'e : money and throwing the pocket book, empty other than a note df *90, due 1 next Friday, into a brook near Athens, _ —-- -------------- Prayer. Scripture Lesson. Recitation—Dorine Whitney; Song—Boys’ Choir. The Missionary Spirit and EasterMiss Evelyn Kopf. The fine new ‘Masonic Temple at Solo—C. G. May wood. Charlotte was dedicated with appro­ Recitation—Wallace Osltorn. priate exercises Wednesday evening. •Chorus—Girls -of Grammar Division. The officers of the Grand Lodge F. & Exercise—By Four little Girls. A. M.’of Michigan attended the ser- ; Song— Kate Heath. vices. . । Talk—The Gladness of Easter—Rev. । Trott. ■ Song—Harold Lampman. Wallace The trial of George Tubbs, of Eaton " . county, will begin next Monday iu the’,i Osborn. circuit court \at Charlotte. It is ex- j' Recitation— Madeline Gardner pectcd that the trial will bwt nt least a ' Song- By the Sunday School. । Rending— Mia Phyllis Reynolds. week and jx-rhajw two. “ Sok»— Mottie Striker. , ■ Exorcise -By Five little Girls. Grand Trunk officials wire in Battle Chorus—-By (Iiris of Grammar DiviCrdek last week preparing to lot the siom . *. contract for their new,shops which are j Recitation—Elaine Bauer. •; lo cost *l.5)J,UJl an 1 th> n?w depot i Memorial Address—Mrs. Flora B. Rretcosting *100.000. । kes. ■ Memorial Solo—Mrs. Burch. ’ Clinton Platt, a graduate of Albion i Collection by clawea College, won the Cecil Rhodes Oxford , Presentation of Gifts to Sdiolan. Announcements. scholarship. This gives him a four Quartette—The Misses Brumm and years scholarship in the leading College I McIntyre and Messrs May wood and o f England. j Warner. Eight Grand Ledge Citizens have1 mu’ic for the memorial Solo been arrested for assisting in the re- sunff ^y Mrs Burch was cornjiosed by cent mobbing of Italians in that place. f>ro^- DeMuth, of the Oberlin Colegr. Among them were two business men , *n memory of Miss Agnes Lowry. One ' of tlie town.__________________________ I hundred and fifty geraniums were pre­ _______ % J Rented to the younger members of the • SUGARED WOOD. D«r*ble Th»» — —— The treatment of wood to render it In thinking about an advertise­ ment for to-day, we decided wc would use our apaee for a “ Short Talk on Patent Medicines,” and it is likely we will tell some plain truths before we finish. Just at this time of year the ncwspa|»cr» are filled with adver­ tisements of J* catarrh cures” of one kind and another. In all probability, all of them can be found on sale at. our store. As leading druggists we endeavor to keep every remedy our customers want, and to allow no one to ■undersell us. But we cannot guarantee these various remedies. They may lie meritorious. As to that we cannot say. We buy them-from the manufacturer!, and wc would not sell them if we thought they were in any way in­ jurious. . . One catarrh cure we law all about, aud one catarrh cure we and will get llV) ,in wonderfull, rrfrr,!,.,|h '|tn41r The pmu, und,. y,TOAJ. W*de., In ,ou, ,iJe in ot ,ourh.. k win m*pc; work will .e""1* tireprwf is a familiar process. Ure to you. wklle Public Opinion. Lew attention bn* deepondency wlli t, lhi “} been given U> Increasing its general the past. ** °f ukef-ulneM, but that such attention is AU thl. Reull Mucu.t being given to this aapei t of the subaccomplish in at. je^t la shown by an article in Nature. •hurttime. Loudon, on an invention by h Mr. Pow­ ell for the treatment of wood with a abto feel badly or wl/ tt'erZ’?"* lutlon of fcugnr. By weans of this proc.ufferedforyr.,,, M.-.o-lJS cnh eiery variety of wood te given greater elnrticity, strength and endur jwateyon. i*® nn<e:-soft wood* arc much more easily worked and after being worked are For years I wflcrnj wju. much more ornamental In appearance. catarrh. I had ti< The treaimenl may also be applied tu. out number but ol* । newly.cut mul consequently green tlmwhen I wm all hilt 4 Ikt. rendering It immediately! ready for heard of’lUxali Mu.- /'' r 7* 1 use and doing nway with nll danger-of five short wwks.a, . * strong) and wU|‘ hr. j shrinkage or deformation. teslthy.B worupn. It is n1 pj. .. •------In treatment the- wood Is placed In a cage, which la put Into on oven. Tlie ' * " latter Is closed, nnd there is then intro like a new won.»; * Ml duced n solution of beet sugar, the *► back up with our reputation as had never known n ■’ dcluwx lutlon filling uh of the crevJcta. of the My husband ifrftsr , druggists and with our solid, bonawood and taking the place of the ulr. day on how w<-it } , fide guarantee. Mlrroactiplc examination slwws that wai uj Bey ™.i., That is Kexal’ Mucu-Tone. fifteen pounds in w. • the liquid is completely abeorbrt by We know how Kexall Mucuthat all rax- weak nt., ,;.<i dicrrokf1 each fitter and that there la no sugar vanisbedVorcver-- . t Tone is made. We know what between tlie fibers. When the wood Is H^lMueu-Twu, medicines are used in compound­ taken from* the boilers It Is dried by ar­ COU.ptel.-l) oul .. ing it, ifiid the scrupulous care tlflciar heat, the temperature varying Wought nrf took nil ih. with which it is manufactured. with the variety of tree. .tewwth °fniy If the wood la now submitted to testa U'-',.k *” told Ito dT We know that it is an honest, It will lie sivt? that niueh Uiore wonderful remedy r . meritorious remedy that'has cured elastic aud that It recovers from strain thousands of chronic sufferers from much more quickly than the native every fohn of catarrh. product. In fact. K tl»e Attain baa The very Jirst dote qf Mucu- Tone l»een such that several libero have been will brace you vp, will give you ruptured tlie •■powelllxpd” wood will new strength and hope, will con­ bear u severe strain without being rupBochum: of |t;lr knowledge ad turwl. Wood treated in this way la . vince you that at last you have non|>orous. and it Is not subject to dry found a medicine that goes right faith in Rrxa’I Mu« u-Tone «| rot. The inventor ia experimenting to the' spot and does the work earnestly seconmiond thu remedy with a view to discovering some pol­ for which it is intended. to every one suffering with uy sonous. subatauce which may prevent And with each succeeding dose form of catarrh. The other ca­ destruction by lusecta. you will feel better and better, tarrh cures may be gtxxi—«j, stronger and stronger. t ' doubtedly sow them sre-bnV PHOTOGRAPHS ITSELF. You will regain your appetite, we are not in ia position to en­ will find yourself eating heartily dorse them with vur rcpnUtiao and will feel the food is doing you and our gvaranti e. good. . * A curious property of wood, whereby Give Mucu-T-ci’* a trial. If iff it la able to photograph itself in the You will note an increase of doesn't do all -we lure clued ’ dark, was deacribed by Dr. William J. blood—your hands and feet will for it, we will immediately refund Russell tu a paper recently read before be warm instead of cold and your money. the Ixjndon Royal society. This propclammy; your nerves will become Sold only at qur st..-re. Price, crty has been alKNvn by experiments steady; you will sleep soundly ■30 cents and 89 bents "'per bottle. to belong probably to all woods, some woods, however, being much more ac­ tive than others. To obtain a picture the wood must i« tn contact with or at a little distance aliove the photo­ With that “never-break starch.” we are now usiii-. starched rwdi graphic plate and muat. remain there can be folded os eloae m a piece of paper and nevei brink a dread, p:. for times varying from half an hour to your Hnen wlli retain its shape and will stand perrp rat 11>cottfoneighteen hours and be nt a temperature able to wear and raves the goods, See? not higher than 131 degrees F. Tlie wood of the Coulfers is very ac­ tive and give* pictures which are very package & deliver promptly. Fred L. Heath & Carveth, the Druggists. American Laundry. 77 I found guilty of illegal parentage by the Circuit Court of Grand Rupidv will be ' jailed for nou-support of the child of I which he is declared to be the father. j The large farm house of Ernest1 “bool by the school, as an Chilson, located one mile east of Battle offering, and these and the ; Creak, was burned to the ground last ! flt,wore ^rom thvm are to be used in Sunday evening, with a loss of aboht <^eoorat^nlf th* church during the woo. ! y^r----------In place of the usual evening ser_ _ .,-------------------------------------- vice the sacred cantata. “The Cross ‘ 1 M“,n*,r” ft’'ft 1 »”<i Crown. ’ ■. Kiven the . Uvg. toMltton to tMte MU to thnt ; iio„ or th, ^te Frid Bvoni vill^te. When completed it will M repeated. . on#-of the beat in thia part el'the ROMAN CATHOLIC state. The oldest of tho rituafftaic churches, the Catholics, always make much of The’villagejrf Burlington wm nearly Easter Day. Its lessons are taught in wiped out by fire hat night, the total Ion being estimated at *4'1,000. Six precept and enforced ip all the exercis­ es of the day. At St; Rose’s church Atom and the jxwtoflice were burned. there was Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. At 10:80 High Mass was celebrated Battle Creek’s new mayor seems dis­ and a'sermon appropriate for the oc­ pose to clean up the city morally as casion by Father Connors. Rose wig’s well as otherwise. It was^needed. Mass wm sung at this service. PLAIN WORDS ON CATARRH CURES ' m MCh mill and batert solnj It M 1 The best 5 c Cigar. II : : ASK Y2UNG FOLKSY TOUR DEALER FOR IT. : : WHITE RABBITS’AS PETS. •‘Whai d< Hr- *■*» AN OPTICAL ILLUSION. monUKAFH OF FIB TllXB BaCTlOX. dsfinltr. If tbs actlou exerted on the plate t>e owing to the presence nf hy­ little trick that any girl or drogen peroxide, ns has been sucKerted. fx»y can easily master. The next time It must be produced by the resinous you have^vLlrkeu for dinner save the bodies present hi the wood. 2* I‘-ut — J* “ ‘*"~ ' wfshlione and wind some strong thread reinurknblo that there is no action from -several times about tlie extremities the dnrk autumn wood. Resin exists of It. passing it around bjth ends. In­ in the dark rings, but apparently un­ der such conditions that It cannot’es­ sert a match between the two ytmflcs cape. . With the spruces tlie action on the plnte |a not so definite. With regard ’ to woods other than conifers, oak uud beech are both active nnd give very good pictures, nn do also ucacla (roblnhlrRpaulsh chestnut and sycamore. On the other hand, ash, elm, horse chestnut and plane are in comparison but slightly active. Knots In a wood generally, but pot always, give a good nlcrure. ’ ' For Thin PoorBlood You can trust a medicine tested 60 years I Sixty years o! experience, think of that! Experience with Ayer’s Sar­ saparilla; the original Sarsa­ parilla; the strongest Sarsapa­ rilla; the Sarsaparilla the doc­ tors endorse for thin blood, weak nerves, general debility. PFQ AOtlECm. VJ O amy recrotAL not In tlie I that mrnoii appeamno -and i make excellent j i ।ample supply of g ■oats before th- U <once or (wire a <*j ’tltivs that will Mil 1 . feeding they do a them, omit th« 1give Jess ther»-::(bt almost any kind o’ —In fact, tuiyiiii;. tMr attrsiUw A;i ways jhrays hart a , clean lay ami . .:■■■ aly iu .jus- ’ aten. K«i«^ . -.■•NCtUi* Jlder-oraimost any wild pl®* 'tix* or wild parsnip '■ delicacies of tu kU-rry w<n dandelion. plnn» ■ i nnd blackberry Give them wat-J- "• .. ,.r dome dealers r,:.J ; . .t-lers ®>J you not to do th - ’ :r if joa itmjpets pay not the < < atteutva u n>d> sdrlrr. It ■ •: Hay Rhonld to- k.i'l to » Me uf the holrb. I "- “ * ■ or In a firm dish that 'V*H “P ,, easily. Cteab tl»’ bit'.'. . W*’1™ and cover lhi1 tie i ‘v:- • 1 of Hawiiust or !!:.•■ sha' ‘ olas. tosnimru...,n hlrt What bl it that DO •’ ' ■'r‘*be** L I and yet wbeu he lw •1,<‘ Lj wtahtokxie^? ' What b the dirt.-n'sS-e tight boot awl an <«k trc*l t*B* ■ acorn*, and the r ,u#Uw ‘ I’*?* ■. i When la u acbailboj ,B stamp?: T. When of thread thus formed and turn It tn n lL_, ’:.. :: he I* ii -ke^tund P® ‘ ' |. h;;:j w circle several tlmea until the thread Is th* corner to make very tight nnd the ends of the wish- Jetters. ( ( bone are drawn doaely together. Then What la the dlffereure _l*t e ! suddenly let the match go, and It will farmer and a searv’drew' u-* describe a complete circle, producing ere what be bows; the ’ th® mtMbcurtous optical Illusion. she gathers. ' M The rotary motion of the match la Why la a very preMJ S rI ‘ - g,. yo quick that no eye can follow It, and comotive? Because she It aeems ns If the free end actually’ ‘ sparks, transport* th*- rnn,“' ■ deft the wUbbooe in passing from one has a train follow *«K ,M* "°a rtde to the other. -j over the ptaIn.-Bort> GW*No matter how often the trick la 111 ’——~ .\ri*lLfr done nor how how closely the audience Tb® fine new Wi,,Bnl ‘lc! i/diesl*1 b< watching, the Ulnaion will remain.’. nwy at Battle Crock will»« d I it and see for yourselves. ; soon. �HASTINQ6 BANNER- APRIL 37. 1905; p) Cadwallader’s A' y cctate Exchange, a 1000 ADVICE TO LAWYERS ling From One of K .Number, Their COR.RXJPONDENCE | Own might not relish advice | Tho" Sullivan went to Parmalce on 100 X'b, •) J, u-i>- improved, 100 from aAre* iper, so we will offer > Thursday. Zi I,,, I « It, Koo-1 Or**? none. Bm here js what a lawyer... Kellar Stem was in Grand Rapids mvwkblvi !•' »creJ r*lr Judge Hem kV. ---------Freeman, ofthe the Are <■« busing Thursday. Aik-‘“S ..... I s!c-,"0r, ^ pellate Court^of; >f IllinoiB,8aid to a claas ! Job Che«k»<kr u » v. I ,r.-har< > good framed about to graduL ,/ mid 4"'* collar, University Law' -........... .... .i JO rod. frtm, .Ld Ci,U!f? 4*"? jT. “■ •'a l“»;“ Arlwr. cm, Battle Creek. « .u> "Legid Elhlrtrt: Here In port Is I what he arid. \ p»n •>»">' home today Friday to rlrit visit trteodx trtaxR I jdwel u j. ahd |.w, “No client hw a Vht to a»k h,r , *4 K H«>drlek, of Middleville, wu t ir> acres; soil Is fht to ask fbr num and lays well. more than .iurtke and ndUawver haa a *n cily 0,1 hnrtnem Friday. i . icj-rs button! land right to seek more than j5kiro tor hi »i Toruit Kugler. „r Ann Arbor vi.itUnii v wood lot. with ..■ : ! Fine orchard, client. If yon yotutg mtutXocned in “* ,riend» in thi. city Thomday mi. ‘ t 1 " ■i u vf-iiient 34x46, wearing jnetiee for yoar dihu when W. R. Tinlder. of Grand Banld ^iiMivr ■ ! mile from you get ink. active practice ot\l„. wa. in tho city „„ lauinre. Fridav ; r > g near build^vl. «?«?*•' / 1 yon will be rarw-ful lawyers there Mm. K. G. Holbrook, ot Umdng |*25 acres. . (» a growing ^nument. T fear, that an epont Sunday with friend, in thtarire’ T ; ,;-;i Sh.htw„ , „ , rity' ... level and free attorney ow« it to hi. client, to win ' I— I S,ghtwat. il Reed was called to Coop. ] - .ill improved at any price. There is nothing ethical /[#c stone *■ >■ building?, emviUe Satnrchty to attend the- tonery,. x>. Arret *' ! • ■ I1 irn >'« basement in seeking to win by dishonorable al of a brother. : • ' .. , .. , ii-tr nr. school, •means. The lawyer who follows such Finvie -i'.!. practise never Incomes a great lawyer . . * , n ^ew‘!i- of Battle.Creek. ; ’acres, good He may be what in the commsfciaf r‘*t , w,’ k ut Mn»Milk i mi ai d law a •ei..*e is called a Hucc.-ssful lawir. but ’ WJ?nln« hyme Saturday. ■ - a a tin- lake. "*' * ffse only, i Martin Ryerson and granddaughter Ryersont;. .it I iiiidm^v. it will lx? in tlie commercial »#e only, j He may become rich, but^ ?w reallv M*® l*’my Cox, of Spencer, spent Kun­ f’dit' All . iij.irs from .! day with Mr. and ^Irs Fred Ryerson. great lawyers become rudn Lb"1? r - rArtw. Mra. Fred Ingram\and Mire Dollie •Many men have l^nhanged Mmply because the pnhliaj^irosecutors haw Sample, . ... were gnests w of Detroit, of Mr. Jn trying t<^ obtain ! and Mrs. A. A. Auderssii last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haven, of Bar­ convictions wluj 5 the defence has net Hi!* r.i^rg -ni'.tn the extent to try to save , alxx., Wia, were .in the probate court tin- i>nsindrts- Police practices and of this city on business Thursd.-.y and i’iu. Good’ corriipt jmc~ Corm-ys ofttimes secure con- Friday. :. is base- y uij^'hcre nonoris deserved. .p A sheHon gi»t<r of , .... ,. , . , . . .............. ..a,....-.. and ...... IUkbC^IBlVF Ul LrtH-US we complain ihat ofttimb, tlrn|ld „ .honldle .wnvieted who go few. a. witnfrww witmwuin I* convicted free. Friday .ji:,- wd lot- :nshould Friday tre in t|«.,m the suitt over u*. the l'jne Urge du, is nut ha^sofbad Jo )mni»h etale of the kb, R R Row. ■ ■ • • ■ ■ pin innocent man. No lawyer has a right ' ■ . :' i William Dooley who wen! from-this ■to ask for or seek! mure than justice for city to RcwwelL New Mexiooi is now his client and do prosecutor should . l<M*at«l nt Lake Arthur, NewfMexico. look farther than to obtain justice and DIRECT I POM Ctll/vA just punishment for the crime commit­ Of course he Iisa the BANNER follow him. . • ted. The criminal; courts are nut the pin- j e< ?.al>o\ i<all. fur lawyers to use sharp ; Mr. Owen'Jahnfwm, who has lieen a ARES . rwident of Traverse City, wa« in the । city last week visiting his sister Mrs. mends fur’ an unjust conviction. ^■"Iffvou young men are to -become i Robt. Pratt,. He left Friday night for public prt*M?rutvr!» remember that the Oregon, where le? will engage in fanuing on a Urge scale, having purchase«l state demands only from yon thnt yon a farm there. obtain justice add that the punishment Miss Jennie Co-.k and her father L. i4*,tnin«'d fits :’;it ‘Prime <*ommitted. Never seek cororijetiap simply for per- F, Cook, returned W*4n«isday evening ' i. to which qitjr they. ■vonal advancement. You cart, only gain I‘r”,n KnlaniMix». the disrespect of the ' profe^siou and Were called \fx the death of her uncle. , William VnnScb<>ten, mgny yearn ago a retiidftnt of the township of Irving. iiMUcr ■th two 01 SLID lOlA MOWS. PODUNK. It was postively restful to sit and . rf ‘,he,8W<I Making we listened tu I at I odnnk church Saturday evening, rbe pitces K]«okcn were uf a high order 1 aud Well deliver'd; instead of one medal it would seem that three oy four I were fairly earned, hut the markings sbowe^ Mr. Arthur Hathaway in the I lead and he received a handsome gold > medaL*. Over nine dollars were the , door receipts, showing that b good number were in attendant. Mr. John ' Ketcham. Supt. Chamberlin, of Haa- । tings, and Mr. Thomas Kelley acted an judges, j Supt Chamlierlin's remarks de- i dnead fam the winner's subject “Tbe American Creed” made a very pleasing j presentation speech. ' Hunst- cleaning, the yearly moving. the presence of tlie suiKTvisor, and ' chicken hatching, all indicau that spring- las come. ^ill some kind friend dethiu the] limits df Podimk? With tears cobrs?' ing dtefen our cheeks and with many { r egrets • we find we are no longer in ,its pn-eincR Last weeks BANNER statement as to the rural route de-! liTCrieslwas quite an eye opener. Po- i du nk evidently embrace* jdst the west1 •raid inhabitants. The Yeckley L. A. & and W. C. T. U. will idirabtless callout a good crowd . at Mrs. Ki. W. Brigg* Friday for din-; ncr. andi an afternoon program. Chas. Ijiuluiugh.of Delton wife and 1 bain* wore at the church Sunday. ’ Podunk is no more and Uncle Sam is 1 to blam.L for it. What a study three! new mail rontep give! How dizzy it makes tpv brain to follow the circuitous routes as they twist in and out. and up an down, nnd over and back among ”three Rutland hills! The wunderftil air-ship would lie thejiroper thing id swing the mail around among the h.>uL* "f Route B, And to think <<f it. 1 |i--ar that the coming mail man ’ j j : • on Ronti?. x is to have his huge salary Irei-ienedl 1 would suggest an increase before.i»? logins his arduous Inborn, as he and liks rig will be hud up for repairs, and blajk-iiintl, and doctor bills, will coui.t up ytul know. The J. S. GOODYEAR. Co Our attractions are our good goods and reasonable and reasonable prices. Our SPRING ASSORT­ MENTS arc ready for your inspection and in every department we have something new and attractive to show you. . In our White Goods Department we are showing: \ Mercerized Madras............. Pique, plain ribbed............. Pique, with white dot......... Dotted and Figured Swiss,. French Lawn................ ,.... 25c, 35c .................25c .................15c .25', 30o, 45c ........ 40c Our line of STAPLE WHITE GOODS, including India Linens, .Persian Lawns, Checked and Striped Dimities. Nainsooks. Lqngeloths, etc. cannot be excelled in values. KID GLOVES Our Service Glove at $1.00 and La Force at $1-50 are two of the best Gloves on the market. Try a pair and be convinced. New shades als^> black and white. We have just opened an assortment of COLORED SILK UMBRELLAS, handsome, new designs, §2 50, $3 25, $3 75, Our line of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR is neat /dainty and at­ tractive. These garments are nicely made arid good values. Ill Laces and Embroideries «e are maintaining our usual high standard. Corset Cover Embroideries 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c Alllover Embroideries; 50c to $2 50 Some jrom this place attended the. I From the Syracuse, N. Y.. Herald of ' morning and evening servief* at the learn that Mias Adn MetliiMlilit church Sunday, juid enjoyed i Mills and Mne Frank M’r,il ,17 0Bnmm in Micbud. formerly of this city, un.l the tnu|ic and exercises which had Tobia* culled o» NEW SHIRT WAIST PERCALES Mins Belle Chapin, of • Kalamazoo, sis- , been s<» well prepand.fur the Easter■■ ■ . Assyria last Fndaj DHK1T, i ■ . ter of .Mrs. C. D. Beehc. will sail for lii-. Mr. Alfred Demerary and family of NEW GALATEA CLOTHS Europe April 2!>, on tin? White Star­ ' -Mr. Hl-rliert is making quite exten­ ! Lake Odessa, visited at Ben Demt-rnry’s liner Cratic, for Naples. 'They-will lie sive repaint on his buildings. over Sunday. gone about six weeks. Miss Michael Fred Smith is un the sick list. Adrian Gibson has *»old his farm to is the Secretary. of the Auburn and Tlie little ones at Podunk church did Mr. May Farley and Js moving'onto his Syracuse Electric railroad. themsrlres proud Sunday afternoon ns Qu Saturday last Mr Barry while I father s farm. Qur wijO know Orlio VanHorn. they ... »n( I heir UtUe -ongx »ml iv-ke .kidding lop «t Mr. Manton', null Charlie Guchesuimovud onto his farm ot I)r L. Vanlioni. formerly j ..... their -.1 pit —v Mr. A„«,c Merrill in rart wi,h , 'i thbrooghly teliahru. after driving acchtent. getting tot!* city, tod especially so, If it is recently purchased of his; father, last of Dowling. Irat now of Otsego, will behalf ofj e Sunday rtbool. lureentod hu ankle bralxd between two v£l (total iMDt bother to bring week. . be pained to luarn of Orlie*'a poor-health. Mr. Tnttlr. the ntpBrintendrat with a Ho wu|,he laid np tome time I n ywr own diunei phen you can get Gibbon also Chas. J* Norris v ’.'tw meal k; o-.r rtetanrsnt for John Gibson ' and" , which haa compelled him to give up ralla fily!in bloom. Mr.' T. in turn re- •। consequence. two daughters, attended the funeral of hisY. M-.C. A. work at Asheville. turned the compliment with a little । 3 The M. C. !R. R- will soon commence . a sanitarium ... , speech mjdjittle plant for the assiHtant Mrs. Wise near the Austin whoor N. C. He is now. in in : thu extension of the aide track at Mor­ Mrs. W. Loehr and a gan. They will add 504' feet on the j hous.? last Thursday. New York, -while h»» & with h5s 1 supri nt •indent Uueh iwn n. ' . ; .-/-.-ticMi and we The Easter exnrciwa at Bxrrj ville parents in Otocgu. His many friends :few others are to lie complimented for east end. Wke s Specialty ot >rdrr cooking, Sunday morning were verv well attend- hope for his complete restoration u» trimming-the church ho' prettily. The F. M. district quarterly meeting fa ai-w carry a fiiUJIue -f Baked .*1. The children aU did verj’^ell and . health. The world can illy afford tu GQ«to.'(;|giirsa:ui C'«iiectiuii». . held at the Morgan church was well at- • NASHVILLE. l.-serve much credit. ; Mwr.- so useful a man, tended, a full house with hardly standMiss Sylvia-Kinne returned to Buttle ;ng roQin Saturday night and Sufiday Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Reed are the ADDITIONAL LOCAL Crook afi*r a two weeks visit with her ,7jght. -4*int ,!t)pr kn -«f iiiuuer <>fl!ce. I rtiud pni-ents uf twins. . — ----- - ------------ -—■ • Draw freely on the Bank of Honor. parents tdwin Kinne ami wife. Rwne-123 Hastings, Mich. Georgei Austin has his new bank 1 open LETTER. * If vinegar would preserve moral* some Banner Adv ts always pay. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mrs. A. £. . IDEAL WAISTS for Children NEW IDEA PATTERNS, the ones that fit. 10c A WARM MEAL 25 CENTS Barnaby Bros., men are sour enough to save the world. CLOSING OUT SALE ( Having <1 . iiied to .close ont my bueinesw here I aiu going to offer my entire stock of SECOND HAND GOODS for sale Regardless of Cost Any, fitt'l h : i„,r,1 of anything in my line will -.-•ruble to call at once. Wm. G. FORMAN, Jones Block, Hastings, Mich l>ani enclosed. < j GOCARTS, ■ We have them in al! the many beautiful designs. The kind you would be rjnoutl to wheel; aud tbey>would*be a comfort aud joy to the baby. ■- We still have a large aud most complete stock of Mr Young Man. Dear Friend: ' Carpets, Matting, Lin­ Have you a farm? If not. do you oleums, Lace wish to own one? I trust your answer to «»*»*• questton will be "yre,- for a tains, farm is the beit property that any man. eyu. Ma WMn „„ at bargain prices. See our big stock of high । Pianos and Organs. faj^ <he ftirm rcinttln,_ you know that , Furniture Corner, Cori farma are constantly' rising in value. jf you ever hope to have a farm, why . nor make th. .>.« now. and take ad- ■ or £ pH- ~ instead of waiting until you have to ; pay more for the same property? No ' man can make a mlstnke in investing . now in wild or partially cleared lands j at a fair price, as the annual increase ! It is reported that there will 3»e mute 5 out of Nashville which js the Ir. value will be very much more than changes in the running time of trains new one and will begin May 13. Er- the ffurrtnt rates of Interest. ■ I offer for saDS-t^nxihuusiuid acres of } i on the M. C next month. We are t..ld nert offlet is to be his substitute. about your TEA AND COFFEE? choice wild fand .Ln the south part of i ! the train getting here from the west Ejrt Davis and son, and Miss ।1 Midland county, al from $7.00 to $12.00 I j at 12:43 will reach here hour bar- yeru Eroack of Battle Creek, are the |I per ‘acre. This land Is from 6 to 10 . If so, try a pound of KEE-WAH COFFEE and a pound of 1 Her. j guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. । miles .from railroad, but near echoolH 1 RED DRAGON TEA and if not satisfied get your money back. . . and mostly on good roads an’d generally I Our readers will lie pleased to learn p.. Franck. W»rd that A. F. Burroughs & Son. the v - - Quick has bought the grocery on R. F. D. routes. Sol! is first-claas. of Hrowi-r Brw. and. will Ink,' mo.il, hardwood, with wrtllerliig pin* i Florists, deliver orders to all parts.-of ; ....•k „ near future. i and hemlock. Some of these tracts have ; the city free df charge, no matter tXBaea,iol| in theill in neartfae future. enough wood !<m them to pay for aame. i whether the order amounts to ten cents! jt j„ reported that there will be a The title !• perfect, with all taxea paid । Yea we have them; everything in that line. CALL PHONE or When chnnge **«**»• Xaahvilie >r ten ven dollars/ uuu* — you want. flowrtu. , . । ciuuigc ----- ?—l«nk ---- v and • that up, i will sell them in forty-acre tracts No. 10 for anything you want. You can have It. __ .Ixx^rurrttinn-i of oi UHVany kindkind jUStjust I ..-ill IW ftns Saving* ilants. of i^iorgRnixed n» state n state savings , on -with a down payment of |: plants, decorations it luxir.rrraniHed be|organizou » call up flhone 29-and they will do the B<rry & Downing, irtembeni of $50.00 and annual payments of $25.00 rest. * * i the old firm will retain stock m the or more, as purchaser inny desire, with six per cent interest on deferred pay­ ; - In a certain Michigan home where ^j. ? j the stork recently visited tihere is a 6M|j* M Bergman of Charlotte, was ments. What easier ..terms do you want? In this way. any young man year-old son of inquiring mind. When bbme overxSnnday. who is willing both to work nnd to navi- J I he was first taken to sec the new nmof palroit, « risiting his earnings, may have a‘farm and COBB’S CORNERS. has been’visiting hh grandparents Mr. i-v»l. he wcl.lm<.l: -Ob. mamwu. .1■ p £R. OT.it. wife. hardly roallxe that' he has paid any- | Charlie Cobb haa returned to Ann . “"d Mre. Joha Trego the part week. thing for it. Much of this land is weK ' Arbor after a short' vacation. I John Trego land .wife called, on D. R. adapted to beet raising, nnd will be The dance at the hall Saturday eve- Trego ot Harting, Sunday, the latter worth from $50.00 to $100.00 per acre ning was not very well attended. being in very poor health. when nubdued and developed. My ynung friend, can you afford to neglect . Mra. Fnuik SylveaUr of Harting,, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED, Gambling rob. « »> with hi» parent, nnrth ot town. IJ , this opportunity? !f you think well of viritwl Mre. Owrge lognun the ,«rt , „For "’-aL’ Xto!--------------------------' the chance, cadi upon or address. V,oekso bad that a- times I could not speak MORGAN. I nhufiling pMteboanU -AU b > k ( FRANK Q. KNiEELAND. Mre. S.rnl, Walkv who haa been »>»" • whisper." wtltee Mr. Jo*ph LMl Tueeday A. ». Oil»w hl“ , St. Louis, Mich. ; hi»«6ldoyer or the world i -.i, h.e raw ..u.f- Coffman, of Montmorenci, Ind. “1 । staying with her son Bert the jmrt , tr ..ied icuall uiiremedies iciiicuu cavailable, ix, but wilb-no nirtu uv Ootaide o'h>. pl.y t' J» !15i' farm to Maj Farley. Mr. Farley take. I immedl'aw poaireaion. >’-? Farley , ’ *' pjUe8alve acts like a poultice. Beei■ winter;'returned to her home b— M-«-1 success ---------- *’. Fortunately ----- —— -----—-----------in Hasmy employer angMaj efficient person. Mid Lis * -«» , J tings Sunday. • zested that I try Foley ’ s Honey and Tar. M.o.h.n thin !u Uje world for bolls, burns, apt to m.nifrer inadf in brtrden.ng Hold hi* W acne*to Gay Ho 1**611 Its effetl was almost miraculous, and ir’vXrl. Th. H,re- of gambling! i cracked bancK «“^r- ®^- 801(1 bv F-’ I Joe Wing and fiunily, and Mr. and Mra Mary Turner has iU tornreplace down fd a U Heath, thT^g^. I am now cured of the diaeaee. On my . doee not full on the gambler alone, any nart of her how* and will reylr-r i Mrs. fJhmc Wing spent .Sunday at Fred recommendaUon many people have than tho drunkard alone .nffore.1 with a new and IWW addiliow «ho used Foley’s Honey aud Tar, and al­ ; , Jordan's near Irving station. ways with satisfaction,” Sold by W. hi» fault. Sulteriug falh upon ,j will also have a t-----. „„„ within ihn radios “f the, ■ cures colds, prevents pnewoai* ' Master Arthur Willitts. of Hastings, H. Goodyesr, the druggist. main building. . ‘EL V. Smith was at Hasting* law I week attending the meeting of the 1 auperriscU. ' ,, , „„ , P,ri T1,,tk, C. L. CilaHdW .,,1 Cxrl T„t» .• wire. home froai Lansing over Sunday. Want Gribbinhnsliought his father's 80 acre f!$nn west pf the village.. Barter w». approia-iately olwrrel M ,be U.d-rent eharcM. Suadny. -y . At the home uf the bride's parent*, , the different------. I in Prairieville. Miss Edna Nelson was exercises py the Sunday school. united.io marriage to Mr. Jake Edgej Rev. GI W. TuthiU has gone on a of this city. Thuy will be at home in trip to Washington and.New York. Hastings idU't May 1. t ’ Coy Bramm will be the carrier on The Epworth league cleaned up ulwut $70. from the Merchants' Carnival held in Reod’s Opera house two evenings last week. Dr. and Mrs. Chas Russell have rooms in Mrs. Charlotte Russell’s nwi’ dence. Anyone desiring to get the Dr. by phone should call for '.No, 87. Furniture Co Miller £ ARE YOU PARTICULAR Green Vegetables FRANK id you will nred Paints. Ollr. Shelf Paper, Alabas “"VibI . ■......... ■ ai.K ics ncucvBarjr jvr miis muc »»» v—-- , the largest and must complete drug stock in .Barry J'ounty and will QMIt you pni.-ea astlow as any one can, when quality ia considered. ^"centrated l.yc for making soap, Household Ammonia, iJsiidu soap." Pumice soap, Dge stuffs. Etc. Foleys Honeys Tar HORTON. �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL 27, 1905. 6 A SOO Al CLUB Harness Hundreds and fliundreda of satistled customers through out Barry county s)»eak loud­ er than any words can of the QUALITY of the Harnesses we make. We use the best of Leather and have the.best of workmen, which combine to give a Myersiiarne*s a de free of style, strength and durability that cannot be se­ cured in any ready made ar­ ticle. SWEAT PROPOSED TO ORGANIZE ONE IN THE CITY OF HASTINGS, THE PROJECT TAKES • TASimni r rnnu TANGIBLE FORM • PADS We have a nice\line of Sweat Pads and Guarantee them to be all right. Come and see us when you want anything in the Harness Hue. W. H. Myers & Son, Hastings, Michigan Jeffernon ut„ 1 door south of P.O. LAPIZAL TALCUM POWDER is a 'perfumed antiseptic toilet powder, hygienically prepared, specially adapted for women and children. I also have the LAPIZAL TOOTH PAJTE which cleanses the teeth pulrfiea .the breath; kills the germs; is an antiseptic and prevents the teeth from decaying. Q. A. HYNES Hastings, 1'hone 113, 143 Phone :: Michigan.) 4 Anyone buying from me will be instructed bow to get tho best re­ sults. Don't buy before seeing me. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 4V *n i j » » J »£' I i SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION ' 4 i i ii i i­ Thei Grocer Give it a trial and you will be pleaseci Out 8 Cent STEAKS town was his and whore it seemed!0 11 ’n le r ,10T move tons. neceaesery to paint everything u «tnn- ftu,r~) ’s” Zn”’ F’00 ani I nlng red. the officer dpprarcd on the ” .,T' ' ,. J”* wjene. Monday William wan escorted • ?p ’ . in a laforoJnstira Rikor. who told him it i ,™b' »«. thetr mlv. l<fore Justice Riker, who told him it ." ‘ —-------------■ wits worth $H.43 in fine and costs or Ifi | e " iere'___________________ are giving the best of satis­ faction. When - you want meat just call us. Goods de­ livered toall parts of the city. F.W. Clifford * TWO FINE STALLIONS' 4 F. S. Clapper, of Dowling, Is the Own­ er of a Beautiful Pair. WATCHES I Waltham, A letter gives . the following infer­ (nation from Newtnun A. Fuller, ghoa-' 1 "njnriat from Jumping from a burning ; , hotel in Dawson we mentioned larf Iwi„ter; ..IUrtwJkea w . thToffiX |thi« afternoon for the first time with-1 put having a man with me, I walk ] with a cane and think my lamenets will all lx: gone in two months more. ’' | Thia will be- welcome news to. his many Barry county friends. He expects to 1 are about aoom to w return to Irving, irving, their . ,i w■ former home. Their friend, in the U. U,w“"n f"r ““ Stat™ next AllKJ-l. B. church determined that they should have tangible evidence of their good will. Accordingly they gave them a . Tom Marehall, Kentucky', famoua very pleasant surprise last evening. The wit, attended a phrenologist's lecture members of the Ladies Aid society of •nc mgbt Manih*11 hftd been drink- . his that church served luncheon. A fine ing. and Rn'’ when wU'" he returned - ----------- to u - hotel’ ' picture wm left as a reminder of the after the lecture he drank more. The visit The best wishre of their many. drink gave him belief in his phreno' , ! logical powers, and he declared that he friends will go with them. could “read' heads as well as the lectDEATH OF BURT ON MCKAY. uren So it was’decided to test hia skill 'Burton McKay a twell known citizen ’ upon some of the O1 wf m guesta of ti® the noiet hotel. ot Hastings township, died Tuesday 1 Both Isdisa'and'gentleman a.p. in jail W carry on aciontilte boorc SIIRPRISE 0N MR. AND .hilling. WiUiam paid. Th|a coldMBS. OEO. McCO.NNELL. J haartad oonne or lb. jnrt.ee I. very Mr Mnt Qw) for dtonrrwing to nciencc , ra6iJ<mU The MEAT MARKET Man Two doors east of XDitu Bank. Phone 22 Hastings, Mich.. -r ! F. S. Clapper, of -Dowling, ia the T I fortunate owner of a span of-stallions ♦ | that have been greatly admired. He ( isn't afraid to have the people look at 4 [ them, and know something about .them. ♦ j On the other hand be had advertised Hamilton. Rockford. T i them through the BANNER’S columns ♦ and invited all lovcraof good horseflesh besiiee several cheaper grades. 4 to come and look at them. Get my prices before you buy. ♦ He ii proud of them,-imd can well Repair work of all kinds neatly 4 afford to be. Puor-Quoi-Paa Jr. and and promptly done. I Magnat II can be seen every Saturday ♦ at the fair ground in this city, or any 4 JM Smt Wtrt el CteMester * Bartsn's. 4 other w<®k day as specified in his adv. 4 on our last page. Right Goods! Right Prices! „ . . Will Babciock returned from Mt. , Ouarsnteed Pure .nd Wholesome Clemen. ThuraUy v.rr much improvMade by Vester * Carter. „„ „ hpAkh H„ wi'„ . Of the Qualities of Hastings Booze If there in one thing more than an- ’ next week. Cost Him $0.45. other that people desire it is to have, ... o . ... „ . - . . . .. . Mire Ruth Griswold, of Vermont* I WiUiMt Morrill ™tri to turartaln , 'he “» c’e- “ ■ ' rille, was tlie guest of friends here ferbwowsratirttretion »o doubt the Bread t. tho rtaple arttete ot food. Tuesday, and attended the Troxel party ! parrtyring propartire ot Hrating, Therefero onr rrade™ mil .pprertate । that evening. Irtiglrfoot. On Sunritey be organ.,a,1 ! »•“« * V”'" «• do1'*' ” «1 snre th®m clean as well as good bread. . and nr.x-tri-ded to trv and look the liu- Their **kinK 'M«rtmeat is kept in the w“ Kuwrt of her friend Mitw Ruth Hdt^Z^^r ?u nf »nntenJre : of. order, clean and wholesome Tuesday, coming to attend uid trouble-mal,er out ol couotenar.ee. . . »i,x* 'T4,..*..! ———* 01.., — . , But "tb. oil ol joy " gave William the m»u,t on having the tert graffre pmy. She ntumrt home .11 the th. .till. h.. wM ot flour. The loave, o. ot orran bread are are tax.,n taken rtouv stare, all while bo . >' mskinx hl, »ienti«e inroatigatiora ""™ »nli ,n “”<! »«■ Frank Maynard. Mr. Tlx> method consisted of layings dime wax«l t»per. whieh » abm- ,xnd Mrs. Chm. Egglraton mid daughwhen, the bar-keep-conld reach it, '‘^Pervious to dirt as well as t.'r Myrtlo and Elmer Marion of Hastwhile William crooked bis elbow sod Therefore no matter bow Ings, visited st th., homo of A. W. I tsnked th. ttald into bi. rfomneh. ““'X “ «“T be bsndlod. this Mm-ioti near X.whvillo Sunday. | ■ That rmervoir became full, nnd ln ' hrmul .. always elran. tte audioMra Mattie Wright and her sister I the same proportion his head lawarne cannot got to :t. as two stout rub- Miasmatic Vhl returned from Cbar! empty. So It seems William's ripen ’*'r h“ld 'h“ 'y*''!’er tl*1‘‘1X lotto Saturday evening when- they wore ' wtee was not different from ' that of I •host the lost. They have a wel de- raffed to attend the funeral of their ' many others Wbeo he bad arrived st “rv*'1 reP">«'>'>" 'ot not only making yonngrrt brother Fredrick, who dted if tie state of feeling whei the wSt hnt'’7“'"' h,kM »«*• Lof typhoid fever. ' Sweet! the Samel Cheaper! Satisfactory 1 I have a nice line of watches embracing such prominent makes as - Claranr i # Don’t run any chances on getting poor butter, but try some of our, BUTTERINE. It Is.- . Foley’s KMnvj “No Place Like Home” * “No Home Made Happy « * tn g BUTTERINE + Geo. Newton, In spite of the cold -weather hancing llu there k A FRESH CAR OF CEDAR POSTS JUST RECEIVED THE PHOTOGRAPHER, HMUnflS, : Michi flan 4 4 t 4 Generally fair In the vicinity of Bauer broc LUMBER * COAL YARD, with a rising air i Distinction to the User, followed by brisk sh<2 era of Complimenta from all directions. I ----- — ■ air of general activity. 2x4’a are rapidly shooti « । Committee Chosen at Board of Trade I shingles and flooring down, doors and window,. invjj i Meeting Monday Evening To still lumber is going out. Buying, selling and tradin’ Consider the Matter. Seem to be the prevailing winds and «verj l<>dyi7Sf The need of some sort of an organiza- t ’ talk with a wholesale house in on ifwlnow* Friday. ^an. Ahn Ariror. Mich., May 11-1S, OS. I inig to get in the wind. Look out forChapsand fj.l5' ' tion, whose particular object would be Grand Rapids. . The local operator ... j1 McCoy went to Battle Cr«k • At a rate ot *l«S tor the round trip I to promote a friendly social spirit anrl having the local numbers up to !O' / • . oh buiinesA , -.May It and 12. and mom-. they are not the people you wish to deal with. ’ Dates ot sale. to get the busineea men bf Hastings would have to call Giand Rapids, con• “ —entMiav ins train of the '18tk return limit NOTE:—The weather does not affect <Jur ROut­ better acquainted with each other, and »«ct the honsc there with No. 47. and Dr Franz ■PeI ' V in«*ln«ive. . May 15 inclusive. INGS and PRESSED BRICK. *’ up help to promote a hanuonioiw tlttU keeP time on the conversation, I wth friends in Jackson. Special round trip Bunday rates are ■ working together for the welfare of tlie While an operator was doing this it Mr. and Mrs. U E. Knappen visited now in effect, a rate of one-fair for tlie city, has long been apparent. Most”of i difficult and ttometltnes imixxeiblc ' friends in'this city Monday. , round trip will be charged. Paseetig*’" the ill feeling between men would dis- ‘’<« tor other calls on her board. | & o. Davis, of Albion, was in tbC must reach starting point by midnight ap|«eur if they could meet out- another But under the new arrangement, the cjjy Thursday on’ business. 4uune date. Tickets are good • on all w<mld switch No. onto } in a social, informal way and so come epvrator -— «- 47 • -• Job CheeMbrough. of FreeiK»rt. ww jiamengvr trainson this division if they to a better understanding. For at the state line board. im<! hyr trouldes i' in the city Friday on business.' are scheduled to Mop at the station would I* ended m far as that call was heart, the great majority of men d».«Mrs, John-Eddy was th- guest «rf you wish to st«»p at. Phone 254. BAUEB BROS., Proprioton, concerned. Thu slate line calls to and sire to do the right thing. ‘ Grand Rapids friends hvd week. Nathhnd Ass'n of Mnnnfacturere. at . But we look at tfoe same situation from customers in Hastings average fl*' Mr. xnd Mri Jan. Van K on wring . Atlantia Ga.. May from different viewpoints, and so get a day and somotinu's reach as high as very low round trip rate will lie given Ikp. In addition to this, toinc uf the •were iu Gnui|l Rapids Saturday. ’ distorted ideas some titpe^- . for this occasion. Dates of sale May Mrs. Effie Green, of Allegan, spent : Nothing tends so much to break down1 nearby offices li) Frwq»drt, Woodland, II and L*. return limit May Sft. .By i such misunderstanding* between men ‘Nashville nnd ’ ^Vermontville.' having Sunday with friend# in Hastings. paying a amall fee.au extension can be ! who pre at heart sincere anil honest as only one lino ta Grand Rapidx. ask John McOmUr returned Thursday ttecnr.xl until June 15. ■ infonunl social meetings, on a common Hastings, in case that one line is busy | from n bnsiueaei trip to Illinois. Gen'I AssemWv <»f the Pn-abyterian ‘ plane, whore they can be Itrought to from another office. ■ to connect them ' “ Harry Ambrose, of Vermontville, (’htirch in V. S.*A. at Winona Lake, } kpuw each other’s view point and pur­ with one of the four lines leading from ” th?'guest _ o________ of Hastings r____ v______ friends Sunday*. Ind., May 17 to 81 ‘0&. One first cIbm ) poses in life. This is the one great this city to Grand Rapids. So thi Mth. H. J. Christmas went to Chi- fare jdus 25 cents for the round trip Unless It’s Qlean.” । good that social\chibti perforin. If office may have a great manv outside ; will be given for the above wav,ion. ' All thus.- rail, lisre yWimtaJ lor « two swb v1S«. ) they degenerate into tippling and lx»z» state line calls. [ Dates of sale May 15-17-l'*-10-fei-23. re- , Now is the time to begin your spring l-.q.jse cleaniw \ . drinking, then they sacrifice the good answered by th- four operators W. H. Smalley, uf Grass Lake, was i turn limit June 4. IR —to make it easy, you need these. J they can do to social indulgence which, wl10 hovv b,Ml charge of.the five switch -; iu the city the otter part of last week. , ‘ National Baptist Annlvcrmry, St. \ in ite influence and example, do far for the local patrons. Here. j Wo ]A »w. For this 1 W Hold Dust, large package 20 cents. Small psd>sgc 5 ,nt,. Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Ixjwry I z~~ spent “ ;, \ more harm than the social good that ; a*®’’ ^y will be relieved of this work Sunday with relatives in Middleville, i we) give a very low , W Rubnomore, Wyandotte Tlllse and Prosperity M ashin, i'oxdo, 9 ' wiB ... „..J! ( may come from them. ,uld will therefore lie able to give more per package 5 cents. Rapitls. was round• trip rate. -Dates i .Mirn Mills, of Grand p -~: -------------------of- sale May 15 j 7 At a niLftinfag of the Board of Trade careful and prompt sendee to local Armor's Washing Powder, 2 pkg.* for 5 cents. Urge cest*. j the guest of Miss Sadie Osborn over ->6-17. return limit May 27 05. For ' Monday evening, the subject of a social al ,sAmmonia, large bottle 10 cents. further information in regard to ahoye ’ Sunday. rates inquire at ticket office. I .»• Scrub Brushes 10 cents. ?lub.[or °!'n. tuocc u/nuru pniiun. ) il^rrtiTsTOri^TteToj^t"^ THREE WOMEN POUNDFree and AcccjJted Masons Grand W Carpet Tacks, good ones, 6 for 2j cents. »U .nxixtiug that the drinking Iralurca ED POSTMISTRESS ?*• ”/f™?"* w“-k '"th Lodge.Dk*tfvit.Mick.May 23 anti 24.06. | w Best Fure Lye per can 10 cents. , ' j must not enter into it in any manner ■ ! *U1 At a rate Of $3.40 for the roundtrip. i|f Pails. Galvanized, each 2$ cents. ) I or degree. It was the wish that a Mrs.J. J. McCallum, of Riggsvillc, Dr. Tubs. Galvaniztd. each 55 cents to 75 cents. Dates of sale May 22 and 23. return limit i ) i place, clean and wholesome in'its sur- Formerly of This County Assaulted, sent Sunday with his father and mothMay 25 inclusive. , \ . roundings^ might be secured, where The following press <lisp»tch relates «r >n this city. Firwt (excursion of the season to ; men could meet soL^ally. smoke if they to a womarf whose husband is well F. C. Rowley, of Colfax. Wash., is Graiid Rapids Sunday April 30, 50 W GROCERY SPECIALS; > 1 wished, and have such amuaements as known in Hope township. It appears visiting at the home of hTs sister Mrs. cents tor the round trip, special train ’M men can indulge in without doing vio- that she is most highly regarded by the Edwin Mattoon. $2.75 leaves Hastings K:33 a. in., rrtuniing £ LILY WHITE FLOUR, per taint Iwset beat i*op)q j-ople'of ‘uf Riggaviile. Riggsville. where where the the Mnx Boweh. uf Bellevue, wns tho \ lence to to their their conscience. conscience. . leaves Grand Rapids fi :80 p. m-. bicyPOTATOES, pr bislel lit Ls guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Busby u .vixxs . consisting wf mJLb? assault tx-eurretl. ix*curreil. Evidently there is ■ A committee, of IKellar das and liaby cabs will be carried free. ’ • .Stem. i. Emil Tyden. A. A.. Anderson trouble ahead for Iter assailants. Th- portion of last week. Midi. Athletic Ass'r. Interscholnstic - and Mayor Heath, was chosen to con- dispatch.reads: & Miss Olive Lathrop* came up from Meet, Ain Arbor. Mich. May 26-27. a aider the matter and report at a subMrs. Eijf Mallory. Mrx Hattie Stead. ■ Ann Arbor Saturday and spent Sun­ rate of $2.65 for the round trip will, lie • sequent meeting. ' Of course this club and Mi*» Myrtle Foss went to the pustday with her parents. given, dates of sale. May 26. return ; is not tiTbe in any wpy connected with office and accused the postmistress, . >liss Ethel Ingram, of Grand Ray- limit Stay 27 inclusive. the Board of Trade. But this last body. MM-J. J. McCallum. *>f talking nlxmt Very low one way colonist rates to ids. was the guest of Mrs. Will Chid­ ■ having set out to get the people of them. r pointsiu-Washington, Oregon, Califorp ester Tuesday and Wednesday. ; Hastings to working in thorough harThs three women tpboiwiulted Mnu mony for the good of the city, it was McCsilum and pounded herTnto insenMis-* Belle Marsh, of Charlotte, was ia, Montana and British Columbia will . »e in effect Mar. is;, and will continue I natural that the project of • a social , Nihility. The hired man put the pugi- the guest of her cousins, Mr .and Mrs. •. until May 15th inclusive, good coach club should 1»e considered by the Board , lists to flight. Mre, McCallum h high­ Geo. Heath daring, the past week. accommodation* will 1* furnished ! of Trade. '*! ly respected and the entire commiuiity Rev. and Mr*. A. B. Johnson, of W 8. BakkoN. Agent ' The committee is a good one. and sympathize with her. Saranac, were in the city Friday the ! will give the subject very carefubconWarrant* were issued in Chelktygiui guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker. sideretion and no doubt evovle a praott- for the three women on a charge of Miss Ora Bond, whb has been visit­ They refuse to‘ ing her mother during the Easter va. cal working —plan for a social club that , assault and battery. will not mtrly increase the pleasure of ' pl««l before the justices of the peace. cati()n n.tOnu?d to Ann Ariwr Monday. — t—— in Hastings for I*it* — mown »-m mmen>> .m.m iinxl | 33 living and 3h«i11 will VsrtA'a, have tlxraLvtheir sssminstlnM examination nA. be­ Dr. and Mix Clarence •Hetty, of Ijdte !«ers, but which will ao a great deal of fore Justice Bouchard April J25. - Odetaa. attended the dancing party good in furthering the city’s highest given by Troxel's Orchestra Tuesday ' I intereeta. SANITARY BREAD” . evening. H. J. Christmas, I LUMBER BULLETIN Just Installed in Citizens Telephone Office in This City. On Friday last ‘there wu installed a Htat j line switchboard in the local telFrank Fuller, ot Ionia visited this j 3 inciMive. I Epworth League Kalamasoo Dirtnet ‘-•phone office. Thi# ia to care for btuiConvenaiaru Bellevue. Mich., May 2-1 neBt* ot th’B citv w*th outsiders and of city Friday. O. D. him of Charlotte, was in ; OM_,hi„i ( outsiders with this city. It will add , ' I fare lor the round trip Date.'of sale. much to the convenience of the local the city Friday. office, as well as enable it to give -------- —-------- —----------- --- — . Hernan Maurer, ot Nashville, was in , 2aiid 8. limit for return May 4 in- i better service. To illustrate, suppose ' the cjty Saturday. elusive, No. 47 ot the local exchange desired J. H. Darrow, of Belding, waalieiu * M,v Fertlral.’.Unirersity ot Michi- 1 Hastings Banner $1 a year CAMERA SUPPLIES. | Elgin, i $ Phone 16.i. with one of my cameras and they wilt be pleased with results. So W1H. you. I have placed an order fora large line of Kodaks aud Cameras and a full line of ♦ J 4 M. C. Excursions. Ia O. O. F. Grand Eacampnicut and Gnuul Cantoinnent Partriarctis Mili- j .---------------------------- tant, Muskegon, Mich.. May e-4. OS Emil Tydcii is in Chicago on btud- At a rate of »2.40 ht round trip Dab's nras. ' of sale May 1 and 3. return limit Slay J PERSONAL NEN+lON HAHS & RUSS, “Shoot Your Friends Always Always, Always Always STATE LINE SWITCHBOARD morning aged S3 years. Last August1 in the parlor, and Marshall who knew be suftred a ^ke of paralysis and mort ot them, fumishsd.-m hour's up. baa been in declining health ever since. . roarions fun bv hitting ott their tall. Became to this state from Canada inga. ~~ When ■hie -had- finished an empty when a small boy, and haw resided in headed dandy whom head had not L^.n Barry county ever since. He was well examined loudly and pompously caW known and highly esteemed. He leaver attention to the fact that Marshal! had a wife, three brothers and three sisters neglected him. * ‘I beg your pardon, Chas. N. Hoikins. of Albion, was of his immediate family. These mourn­ •It ’ said Marshall, “but you must ex­ Cure the guest erf W. T. Wallace Thursday ing ones have the sympathy of a large cuse mo. I am too drunk to read small circle of friends. print by candle light’’ Miss Cherryman. of Grand Rapids, * A LOOK at our line of Children’s suits will convince above statement is NO DREAM. Boys " FHE MEN'S SUITS The Men s Suits at $10. to $16. are made cither three or four button sack after the latest models. The fit is better than the average tailoj* can give you. BOY’S' SUITS THe Boy s Suits (long pants) are made in the same styles as the men's. CHILDREN’S SUITS The Children s Styles are double breasted tutts at $1.25 to $6.00 Russian Blouse Some with "Boater Browp" pants, aome $3.00 to $5.00 Admiral Blouse Suits, double breasted $3.50 to $5.00 Plaid patterns In four-In-hands are ••IT’1 Our Shirt Department has received, nuiuew®4 50c Fancy Socks at 2$c. additions in the past week. Soil collar and without collars$1.00. l-M>> ■ Chidester OL Burton, Leading Clothiers. �~' Hast|ngs Banner, april 27, 190s SOCIAL EVENING g ps s. Paint At a Cut Price. j Great Paint Sale! >n in the price of Paiut. If you are y Jiiiint at all. one pint, or one galcan eave you <<oine inonev. We piantity of the well known IJ. P. S. rain a ' we are going to sell it at a the consumer money and A Big paint; tisriire B. P. S. Paint - $1.25, - “ .65c, Onc-qun; 35c, One Pint 20c, .•nily while the assortment Uaint supplies. See oiur line of Paper ■BEFdRB BLYLNQ. Side Wall, Ceiling and Border, mead PLEASANT PARTY FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS Given for Keith Chidester on Seventh Birthday. 16574694 little At the Presbyterian Church Friday Pretly Wedding at the Home of Mr. bvenlngotlhls Week. and Mr*. W. p. Utile. The rburehra ot thl. city an. bN-omA very pretty w.ading „„ solemni­ ng arouwfl to the impirtanoe ot cultl- zed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. «tmg the son,! ,iJ(. ul hf, „ „ luoaii. P. Little of south-east Haittingti April ■■Hnterwlng men ami woo,,,,, in th.. 24, at « p. m.. when their only daugh­ ter Belva was united in marriage to work had b-o turned oyer to the James J. Mead uf this city, son of Mr. Mp" There can be no J„„bt <g tl„, and Mrs. Chaa Mead. Promptly at the wisdom ot thi, new plan, a, it la f„l- hour natm-d. the bridal party met in of the (nrnf the north jMirlur and proceeded to the Head ot tho ehnrehee. Who when He Mouth parlpr where the ceremony was wn. o„ «nh w, it „lw tQ omi)|o performed by Rev. B. F. Fritz, who in eridence of hi, sympathy an.l helpful, a very impressive iiuinner, pnonohneed to order that he might know me,, the words which Made them* husliand apd women and » underau„a how to and wife serve their highest interests. ’ The bride was becomingly attired in The Prchytariane ot tbi. city are • dainty gown <,f white chiffon, and • preparinn to tk, a good stroke in the carried white ro«s. She was'Attended • direct,oil ut getting Iu member, ami by Miwi Gertrude MePharhn. who was _ those who intern! ,bat church into n very pretty in a gnwn of |,lue A better nndw»t«nding ot one aora!... mull. She carried . a hoqtiet of carna- A The large number u( ,ttAnKvr, whn The groom wasatteniiml by Mr. A have *nioved *to Huntings •• Taffre of this city, In the pist two years make Hus .action avgui the After ihe ceremony dainty' rrfrewhmoh* timely. '’ Tomonw night at the mentp were sertHi in the dining roorh. chnreh. the J j trusts will give, a su|>- carnut ions' and nnilux being flu* decor- 9 per ut six o*L rliM-k to all the -members 9 «f the chnril lit \nd those who have The.aame evening th.- newly weddM amtrihuted ito its support. Th<*e will couple left for their h ‘Hut* uh Grand * 1m» privilegtsfl to in rite such rif their street, which Mr. M-ad had ready for ® friends as arej* not atteixlnnts or niem­ the reception of his bride.' who fa well ® tiers of otheri chiircbcs, and\vho way and favorably known having with her ® feel like ting their church home ]«ari’ut-» resided hi uor city since early with Prwbytcriiuis. Alter the childhood. until about three years ago. Mr. Mead who.for .the past year has supper, al) will be expected to remain at the church for a uncial visitknd to been. in. the employ of Wright Bros, is • get actiuuinted with eucn other. Th? an .energetic young man of excellent • affair will fa. entirely informal, and reputation, anil many friends who be­ ® speak for the young couple a‘happy is to lw simply a social occasion. future. . ’ ! His THE NEXT LECTURE A very pleaaant event of Easter week Tlie Women's Club of this city have for the little folkii was the partytgiven completed arrangements for tlwir lect­ by Keith Chidester Saturday, the oc­ ure course next winter. The course casion being hit, seventh birthday. will consist as usual of flve numbers, The guests were Invited for dinner and but the five which have fa’en secured covers were laid for twentV-fiveJ The give pnnn'sc of making it the best that ’ decorations werq very prtftty.' find nil has ever been in the city. Tin- conno appropriate to tie: Easter scivsoh In is nn expensive one ’costing consider­ R. F. D. Orders filled the center of tin) lung table was a able more than the last,. Inrt the Wo­ the same day a.s received. birthday cake triirfrned with stnilax men’s' Ululj. one itiraged by their sue- ! and candles. CiirnutioiuL gay cnlored , cess in the past, .feel justified in.pre-, Easter eggs, and' Little ’ ' ‘chicks‘ in‘ brok ' ­ Minting the course which they have . en shops aetvjd for the rest of ths dto ddcidtxl on. Thu star, feat ores of the orations. After dinner u good time course will und >’.i‘rtelly b? Mrs. Bill was enjoyed iu following up liali* yf ingum Booth, who will lecture on the twine which had la-eti strung through “Lights and Shadow’s of Prison Life, the rooms, the eml leading up to varu, a lecture taken from her wide experi? ul.hUHiUiilUliiUWiliiliiidUillilUiUMfiUliUlUUilli.iiiie ■taiinsl ehrv in tho work of prisoi: reform: oils Easter favors " \\ ill Michael 'imufe a businera trip and Governor .Robert LaFollette. of t • Grand Rapids .Tuewlny. j Wisconsin, who will sixuik on ” Repres-ntative; Government” or “The For rent eight .'oom hunseiand barn, very leasant party World's Greatest Tragedy.” Dr. Ed­ inipiire at Q. JU Hyr» Dpig store. ward Burton McDowell: will give a Dr. Spinney will be at the Hastings Given by Troxel'5 Orchestra Tuesday su reoptiiNtn lecture on "‘The Story .of House Monday May* 1st from 1 to 9 p. . . Evening. Panama.” He is in Panama now m. Sts.* adv. Tuesday evening Troxel’s- Orchestra making s study o£ that conntry ai d There was held at theCathfflic church gathering material and views for this gave the fourth annual dancing jiarty Saturday, conducted by- Father Conlecture Isabel . dafghil! Beecher, a at St.' Rose’s Hall. The occasion was* i;>rs. the fnnural of Mrs. Del Lester, draruhtie reader, b also on the-coprse most enjoyable in every way anti noth­ of Uevling. I ing but the*higbe-t .praise was acrorjl- and will either present the “Little, Jndg> Smith has had printed fur the Minister ” or “ Monsieur Beaneaire.” od tlie orchestra uf 12 piecra Nearly gnidano’ of the juron. hereafter a neat 75 couple were present, among th? Tlie musical’ numlwr on the course will little liook of • -Instructions for Jurors’ ’ number tx'ing many from abroad. be the Cleveland Uglies' Orchestra. that will certainly be very thelpfnl to This city is certainly favor*d in the This course deserves and doubtless will them. musical line and we donlrt if there is have th? hearty .support, of the citizens Gc-irge Booth, who , suffered from;a another city in the state erf this sire 0? Hastings. The Oruggists, Pfrmc LOCAL NEWS P CHoic ibu.' Jin louk J .|1 • xauiin ■•' wdconi JOHN BESSMER. . HASTINGS. Miol. TH8ETO.Ei. WORT FOR LADIES. JULIET stroke'of panilyafa sonic time ago, is io that can h»ast of such a fine orchestra. far red^vered as to ho able to. get ont on DEATH OF MVRON GOLDEN the streets again, much to the pleasure of his many friends. Myron Golden, aged 24. who served In uiiot hercohimn will lie fonnd the in the army all through the Philippine .busineM card of County Surveyor war. and for six years wore the Union .Walter Heath. giVing his buisDeax ad­ blue, being honorably discharged in dress. Mr. Heath is a competent sur­ San Francisco three months ago and veyor. and naly. to respond to calls at reaching thia city two weeks ago, died at the home of his sister Mr* Olin Ira 0. Penny who recently purchn.**! Moyer in this city Tuesday morning. th.’ J. II. Winslow farm on the njrth- He suffered from malaria! fever and a complication of disease*. His funeral­ west <|curter (if *Hec. H». Baltimore, will take place nt the Striker school has moved his family and taken Jxahorn* today, and the interment will le sstion of it. Mr. Penny formerly resid­ in the Striker cemetery. ed in ’Alba. Antrim cunnty. ‘Oneof the young artists at the mus­ icals given fey Ella Wheeler Wilcpxi wa» Mire Alice Eckhardt, the pretty ami gittuil harpist. She has been ttdmsmi and entertained by genuine• ndbilty’ -New York Journal. At Baptist church Saturday evening April if. ,-Misa Alice Eckhart shewed bdraett SOCIAL EVENTS Chidester entertained Mrs. W. „ and Tuesday ‘afternoon with Monday _ Informal thimble parties. Monday in honor of Mrs. V S. Sher­ man of Grand Rapids. and uo Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Sh-mun «n<l rto Mb. Ingram. ateo of <*nmd lu.|.nl» Wodncaday aftornoon Mm. L. J Goodyrkr wiUrtained Sb of tasr lady to !>e a harpist of unusual ability. She has splendid tone and exquisite techni­ que. and. in addition, has a magnifi­ cent instrument to play ujxm, an extrn large concert harp of finest mechan­ friend", complimentary to Mra. w. »• ism.” Washington (D. C.) Post,j At Sherman of Grand WapitiBaptist church Saturday evening April ■Toor old Richlej'"' said Brown.; “He's n very sick man." •■Yes." repUed-Dr. Bolus, ”but I have hit, case in band now. and thore i* ’'"•Oh. 1 don't know!" replied the oth­ er nbscniniiudt-llr ••Some of your patlenth b"ve been known to get well In aplth of you." •'John," said Mrs- Twicewed, ’ ■re n brute' You don't express ' sorrow that my mother Is dying, don't ticllore you’d care if all my rela­ tives died!" . •Tf«a I would, Marin," answered the brute cheerfully. "1 «tt«. »nd mywlf feeing over the flrath ot your Oral husband." __ / -ar around horn-. vored varieties and they are U tune you were planting and it is time we were selling you your Feeds an we have tlie largest line in Has­ tings poh, th.. lb'st |><-.>|>b' n> the seed business. Both bulk and package seeds. so Nice, Sweet and Tender picked FRESH FROM THE GARDEN.” . uHVV JEROME B. RICE SEED grew our stock seed. White Cory Sweet Corn Bliss American Wonder Peas Early Minnesota Corn . Peas Yorkshire Hero . Peas Early Kents . . • • I X • Beans Prolific Black Wax Timothy Seed, extra fine 10c qt * • 20c qt ■ . 12c qt • 15c qt • . 10c qt j 25c qt 2 . . . . . . McCleans Little Gem Nott’£ Excelsior . Everbearing . . Stowel’s Evergreen Champion of England PACKAGF RFFDC. PACKAGE SEEPS. MM not «« “■ Wl£Nktarally everybody wb.be, -for what they haven't got _____ Dealur.__________________ £ CO., the Pew Specialists, ■ . . . . . . 20c qt 20c qt 12c qt 20c qt 20c'qt a • • • J $2.25 bu STANDARD R^E’S BEST. D. M. FEKR and DUNKIRK SEED CO. • Phone 30 We carry the largest line of Green Goods in the city; com- • • ing three times a week. • :2 WRIGHT BROS., : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• m3 Hastings, Michigan. Money Back Store. Hastings National Bank is the BANK that P. on Deposits in its Savings Department Inter es,t Compounded twice a year. All deposits pay able on demand without notice. • 1856, and organized as a This Bank was established s the first, and only National 1870. National Bank Barry county. CAPITAL Fifty Thousand Dollars. , SURPLUS Fifty Thousand Dollars. ADDITIONAL LIABILITY of STOCKHOLDERS Fifty Thousand Dollars 3 tor 1 think 1 -Jx»M They Ganerallr Ara, "1 •« « Wl-tab rabbit iMt nlgbf •'How was it?" _ „ , •It wm a dream.M-Clereland Pfaln MICHIHAM. We have the finest fla­ are “ie kind we Bell. , Hta "Wife—T wish I hod lots of mon­ tv He—If one could get what Iw wish- 1’ Like Mother Used ■toCook." And Bring Forth GOOD Fruit A nednetton. Bagby- «Tx> “ U>«< kuU "’ho mi iMldo yon «t the tb«t« <««■ ervntog? Sralth-Wby. that ™> mr wir. ll«gtv-Oh. 1 ao»T b>.-an th. aae.wha »•< <»> J‘,ar rlsbt Uh**001* qse you talked with. - NEW GREEN PEAS .The ten highest buildings fn the world am the Eiffel V»Wer. Faria, Ml feet high: 4ho Washington monument. 535 feet: city building. Philadelphia. 535 feet: Cathedral of Cologne. 511 feet; Cathedral of Strassburg. 46«> feet; the chimney of the St Rollox Chemical works, Glasgow. 455V, feet: St. Mar­ tin's church. I-sndshut, Germany. 454 feet; St Stephen's. Vienna. 453 feet, the Great Pyramid. 450 feet and St Peter's, Rome. 448 feet.—Boston Globe. » Mber,, Leather heels, p|amcrCap Toe. RICE’S BEST SEEDS Peas Peas Peas Corn Peas COURSE Under Direction of the Hastings Wo* men’s Club Will Be the Best Yet Given Here. What we »ay we <?<?. we do do OFFICERS: DIRECTORS: J. T. LOMBARD, President. J. T. Lombard, J. F, Goodyear, JNO. F. GOODYEAR, V. President. W. D. Hayes, R. K. Grant, W. D. HAYES, Cashier. Clement Smith. F. D. Pratt, HARRY G. HAYES. Asst. Cashier. | �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 27. 1905. SHOES I have , a nice line of Shoes and desire to call your attention, ee- RADCLIFFE Shoe The peer of anytbingon the mar­ ket at the price. ' Call and See them. Special For One Week Commencing Friday, Apr. ar, I will sell 3X lbs. of Sears oCrackers for............................... C OC Highest market prices paid for Butter and Eggs. HENRY RrtQLrt COJITS qROVE । Easter services were held in the M. I E. church Sunday forenoon. A large to want to get the J_____ SOUTH WOODLAND. purporeof paying 52,000.00 of lite in-' thl, Hdaity. !spending th|» week with her parents inranc to th, widow of Daniel Baitin-1 — J.,,, ‘ . „ , , M'r. nnd Mra. Chas. Vuungs. „ %,• r.-.i i > . . . The children of Dayton Jorum ger. Mr. Baitinger before his decease , , o , ; . , . . Mrs. Caroline Brogdon visited hpr ■ , * v • i. gathered home Sunday to help Inin , ZEJ m‘Z' w '“°°gh o' » -.1 celebrate hi, birthday., printing to brotlier 1 William Baine at Cu^ts Grove gOO.UOrtB^iremret.o.inthehorU. him,wiK cKalr. „|licl, Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Jake Ynrger Bctern Mn,u«l_ Lite ten.more Comhim MverM, „„ spent Sunday with the letter's parent* pony of Milwaukee, and injuat one x,^vUU1 hlgl, Mr. and Mrs. James Townsend at Coats week from the ..mo Proof, of'b a team, s.,™,.,-after- ; Grove. death wore «mt tho money «, phid. f M„ HglU. Dnrkre and Mia. Jrerie j printed, and on good pa- NE.R when you letter-heads' NOTE-HEADS 'BILL-HEADS ’ RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES , CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT’NS In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. the work will be well done. Let us have'the next order. Th- BANNER, Hastings, MicK. HATS Iu have a complete stock of Hate of all the la tert styles,.arid can please the most fastidious IN GENT'S FURNISHINGS I have all tha latest in color and design. If you wish anything in this line you will find my stock a most satisfactory an® to ' make your selections from. In CLOTHING my stock is new. fresh and up-to-date in every respect, and my prices aro right J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. My Store Is open Evenings a. wattSr Bl Fresh F—•- lettuce. ■ OnL ^Paragus, R^ Cotton, Ginghams, ---------- Calico, Hosiery, Ribbon, ------------Pie Plant, OranpbT Underwear, Strawberies, Lemon. usiMndtato. Ill and Bananas ’ Phone orders especially solicited and prompt deHvirv ,A ...' part, ot the dly. SPfeCIAL SALE EVERY SATiitDAV BAKED OOOM DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OP THE CITY ' J. HOMER DEPUE K *, Oxrden Seed.. Itaftu m wqe Evwfep. J 1UAMlfcg ADIES WILL (N THBE |S INTERESTED ADV The HOFI MATTINGS are the latest out Quarterly meeting one week from j Saturday ami Sunday. The Sabbath school Id making pre- I partition for Children's Day exercises. | Walter Kelley will have a sale this | ।-week and will sown move into your | cHy. -'Tg purchas'd a home and lot. ! i ‘ Grandma Marks has returned to her , In hie. won by Lake Odresa by a wore of Hl <d tho state Road yirited at Ida Dur- > Mr. Cotton of Portland is shearing i, j io g kee’s part of last week. ; SUIT COMMENCED. sheep in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Faller enterainCharley ilowUder commenced sumSCHOOL NOTES Mrs. Thnnas Fisher is on the sick diary proceedings before circuit court . TT x . ed the following persons to dinner Sun- ; t. . , a• Prin. Hamil went to Chicago on buai- /day:' Mrs. Clariaba Slillsun of Grand i commhmoner J. M. Smith, to get , ... . . .. .. ... ... . mm Fndav night and returned Mon* Rapids. Mrs. Lon Leaver and (laugh- I Henry Chamberlin our supervisor is 1 j atime of the Warnsrville City people .­ busy at present. who had settled on his farm last fall KJ nwrmnK ter Bessie, Miss I’rah Baine and Walter I ven1 Tlie fibber school will give an ice , I Mid worked for the Lousing Wheel i «mi.,n, gore » surprise party on Wortley of Lake Odessa. ■cream social at the school house Tues-; | Borrow company, to vacate, five of the Sebray last Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hauer and Mr. z* num appeared nnd plead guilty arid Ttey Blent the evening in playing gome, and Mre John Bulling* of Woodland. ?J«» c'ontng May .. etc. «.after which agreed to vacate as soon as jMMhible. «. .a fine supper was served spent Sunday ' witli Mr. and Mrs. j Thin was Pres. Schray’s 17th• birthday HIGH BANK. George Fuller. and the clast presented to him a nice j Mrs. Leonard Wonderlick of East ’ Nearly every one in this vicinity has BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. book entitled “Jibe Conqnerer. “ their oats sowed. Mrs. John Volte entertained alcul' The tenth grade haa finished plane - Woodland was the guest of Mrs.George • W. II. Eaton and wife. F. G. Silsby ■ twenty-five of the little folks on Satur- I geometry and are working problems Fuller Monday. <biy evening in honor of the eleventh written on the blackltuard. Mrs. Letta Townsend died al her .and family, spent Sunday ut 11. Becht- ■ ; anniversary of her daughter Luis. , ’ home Sunday April 23. Funeral Tues- . The botany rlaiw have to have । Games were played and refreshment s . day, Rev. Lyon officiating, interrment James -Freeman, wife and daughter thirty arialy.M-i and fifteen specimens by were sensed, and every one hail a vary [ 4n [Fuller cemetery. . Florence. spent Sunday at I^inueli the end uf the term. nice time. Many tokens of remeciEdmunds-'., I brances were left to help to remind Lois Mrs. A. Edmunds and son Milton 1 AJARTIN CORNERS. WEST WOODLAND. । of the occasion. sjwnt the latter part of the week with j Mrs. E. Filter is on the sick list. , j -Allie Nash and wife of Clarksville Ernest ami Frank Edmunds in Has- : Alice Bolter expects to leave this WOODLAND. were visitors at Perry Htowell’s une tings, attending Easter exercises at week to work in Hastings. Cyrus Lavey has gone to Ohio to the Presbyterian church. xand wife,^visited at Mr. and Mrs. John Barry of Nash- . visit his father and other relatives. Silas .Lnway Mia* Mudge entertained her small . i, William Lee's He expects to stay the summer. ' *tho ’ ”first* ot * the week, ** ville. called at F. Barry's Monday. , scholars at Mrs. A. Edmunds Thursday i Lois Finrter of Hastings, has been Glenn .Youngs, of Naahville, was in George and Mrs. Laura Cunningham evening. Biscuits and maple syrup Woedland on buainese one day last <4 North Woodland visited at J. H. called home to help her mother, were served as refreshments. week. ■ Durkee s Sunday. ’ Frank Barry of Ypsilanti apent last Mrs. Willard Ickes and Lenora Ickes ■ Amos Gipe and family of Cadillac I Mrs. Hattie Durkee and daughter w»*k with- his parents at this place, spent Thursday with Mrs. IL Bechtel. * are visiting Woodland friends for an Miss Jessie of thc State Road visited A pleasing Easter and Missionary The L. A. 8. at Walter Ickes’ last, extended visit . . Mrs. Ida Durkee recently. program was carried out at the church Wednesday was quite well attended. C. S. Palmerton wan at Grand Rap- j Bom, to Everett Clum and wife last Sunday, afternoon. The church was The next oae ia at the parsonage in , very *taste fully with drap- four weeks. ids nn legal business several days last | Friday a daughter. “** ** ’”* deeconited wirt, myrtle and potted plants. week. . . -ftp West Woodland Glee Club„ met. cr3es' Mrs C. M. Hall uf Ovid, is expected Mi» Ftoren^Nndi'tart'sItnrdJy Mrs. George Rowlader. of Hastings, [with ij------------------------------------------------ ' , A“ off,!rin« w“ t‘'ke" for home to spend a few weeks with visited Woodland friends Tuesday and 'evening. These gatherings have closed ।। Mrs.- D. Townsend died at her home friends in this vicinity. Wednesday of last week. | for the season. • : in Castleton April 23, aged 82 years. Mrs. Myrtle 'Eaton Breidenstein uf of North Wood- Mnu Townsend has been a great but Kibbles, formerly^of this place Charles Edson, of Battle Creek, was । Mr. LZ.. and —~ Mrs. LZ— Clum ZZZ in town on business ou Friday of last , and visited their soni Everett and T^ry P*tieiit sufferer for many months daughter. ’ with consumption. The funeral will be weex. i family Sunday. Ermpnt Bates is now very busy build- i held Wednesday at 10:30 o’clock at the ASSYRIA. ' Holinem church. Internnent in the .ing boata. He has several orders a- ‘ EAST WOODLAND. I ’ Mott Rusacll is quite sick with Fuller cemetery. head, and is building some very nice I pneumonia. Will Eupcr viaited at Geo. Hitt's, ones. . ' thia week. * , [ Mrs. Will Wiles died at. her home! Mrs. J-isse Miller and children o; CARLTON CENTER. Munday, of cancer. Funeral at the > Monday, Assyria, are visitingTWoodland friends j tS. E. Grant of Levering. Mich., Joseph Keeler who has been suffering I church Thursday. Rev. Taylor of Belle' apent a part of last week at J. 'Hitt’s. for a few <l#ys. i for the past week with n severe, attack vue officiating. She loaves a husband . airs. Wflliam Landis of Kent City. Frank Scofield visited friends in Ver- of infiaination of the lungs, is much and son and a host of friends to mourn sited John John Umdis a few fsw , montvUle over Sunday. visited Landis Mid and tally family a improved. her loss. r Orange WIU . -Mr. and Mrs. C. Scofield spent Sundays last week. On Saturday May „« ,,, the will Uiner ml childm. Tklt. Mr. Morley who has been in the day with his father T. Scofield in bold a supper, which it is hoped every East Woodland. member of the grange will attend, as ed her parents Mr. and Mrs. Beardsley employ of L. Parrott has gone to work of Wooilland this week. far Lafayette Densmore. A number from East Woodland at- ; the question of regalia for the degree . I Nellie and Maud Cahmore of Battle j C . F. Grozingvr was at Grand Rap- tended the Branch W. M. A. at north teams and several other matters will ; Creek, viaiced their parents Saturday Castleton church this week. I be voted uiwn. . ith Friday on business. Hubbard nnd----------------Fred Savawol J. St. John is improving the looks ■ Ada j ----- ------- j-------—*«• and SBBd*yFrank Holly is home from Kalama­ Mr. and Mre. A. T. Shepard visited : of his residence with a coat of paint. K’>»«t» of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. zoo for a few days. I at C. Fruin's of Bellevue Sunday. M« Artort. B*rkle of Wooded i O«mmon Sand.,-. Mrs. /AIO. Hay and daughter V. of Woodbury, V.WMVM* J , Mrs. Wright and Misa Uhl attended MrK cTompkins is visiting relspent Easter,with her daughter Mra. S. of thc Misses Gail and Stella I the fumeral aervict* of their brother 1 atiyea at Battle Creek. VanHouten." Hager on Sunday. ' . . „ ... „„ Fred of Charlotte, whn died lastThurs- ! Mr*. Garretsonwill preach at the , ,Z. ±.r day of typtedd pwumoni.. church Sunday morning .t 10:90 .nd Miss Sweitzer of Woodbury, spent a j ... few days with Mrs. George Leffler and place by erecting ft finenew windmill «.i. ™.v MreUnderwood of Cdedonte I. -boo! 1,1 the evening . o'clock, Mr^dMreR P. Barnum were -ting Mre Orrimm. boW tM :ho^ m. at . Anrtln Mrs. S. VanHouten. 14 When you have Printing worth of their. at Rev. J. Hazelline of Sanfidu, called . money, j: The Sunday Sunday ac school conventionwell at crowd was in attendance and a .good 1 on old friends here last week. The AND VICINITY. program was rendered. Jimmie Helmer is improving at this the eilttcbn ^7^t<1,.nniTir on Frj. Ur- ^\ ;>uuxi, xL..,.™ attended, the session beginning on FriThere was no service at the M. E. ' writing. , day evening and lasting until Sunday j church Sunday evening on account of i Barry Wellman had the misfortune SERIOUS ACCIDENT evening. Those in attendance were Eld- : the Easter services at the U. B. church. ! to bruize his leg quite badly while ' er Parkhurst,of Grand Rapids, Elder Vi-1 Two Rigs Collided and a Horse Ser­ Mr, L. E. B«™« who h»» been l*id I loading log, al trek. Morgan laM Saturday. t Mre Phoebe I, on the rick Hot : « dMo Oto*° Ui” Haughay.BUl. I iously Hurt. up with rheumatism for the past sever-1 again. • Secretary of Sunday School ConvenQuite a serious accident happened to al days is some better at the present FYMk Wellman and Joreph Mead ah° ‘ John MonaSmith'a livery rig Saturday time. ■ attended quarterly meeting at Morgan aPon 5I*nt Saturday and evening. The night Was very dark Mr. Hamil made a business trip to i--» Runriov . j Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. and when they hail nearly reached Lake Chicago on Friday evening and" return­ last Sunday. 1 Otis Landon. > Odessa they met a rig driving rapidly. ed Monday morning. A Woman's Missionary Aasocitaion On Wednesday May 8, Mrs. Chaa. ; There was one rig ahead of Mona- • will be held at . the Slappie church, Brooks will entertain the ladies of the i Smith's rig and one behind it The • Harley Seaae is moving ontd his commencing TpeMclay evening and clos­ aid society at her home one mile south i party coming from the opposite direc-! father-in-law'a farm * in Castleton. • Miss Bertha Hilbert of Kalamazoo ing Thursday. tion turned out for the first rig nnd not of the Center. seeing MonaSmitih's rig turned into was homo to spend Easter. She was ' The Easter services at the M. EL ■ HOLMES CHURCH. the Toad striking one of MonaSmith's | accompanied by a lady friend of tljp Mr. John Hall‘was called to Grand church were unusually well attended: horses with the thill The thill enter- ; everything rendered in a pleasant • ' Ledge last Wednesday by' the serious manner. The recitations of the little ;1 ed thc neck in frbnt of the shoulder | Amos Geib and syife of Cadillac are wounding the horse very badly. The | visiting relatives in this vicinity. Sun- illness of his brother-in-law Mr. Sharp. ones and music by them under the di-1 1 Mrs. Grace Smith of Hartings, and j rectorship of Mrs. S. Leavens, was in i I torigue of MonaSmith’s rig and one of ' day they called on V. C. Roosa. Mre. Julia Youngs were the guests of the thilh of the other'party was lirokMrs. A. Laird of Battle Creek, is j deed pleasing to all. Mre. Sarah Durkee Thursday. ‘ eu, ; making an extended, visit at the borne Mr. J. V. Wickham was in Grand j . „ ' ' • •' of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Rapids part uf last week ns a witness ( ®T ' WIDOW OETS 52.000. .Iordan in tlie Hose case. Preaching at the church Sunday W .J. Bab.wk.ol Kalamoreo, in ‘ cr,ia„.r S Berlin ।' j ; Mrs. Graie Smith of Hastings is ■ evening. town lari Tuewlay. He muno for the. tow^riiin are viilting old neigbl.m. in WOODLAND ADIES will be especially interested in our Hoi! TINGS. They are made of V--------- " stable Bl-. soft, clean, pliable and ordortaui. ier» ia.no nap dust or UnLand germs cannot And lodgmeni ,u kUCUU are exempt from moths, bugs, or other peats, and ar conductors of heat or cold, They are the best door ings made and are recommended.by health aURi They are reversible and therefore give Double wear L The DESIGNS ARE BEAUTIFUL aud we sell them at, per yard, from AC . f <33 IU ( •J Renkes& Walldorff PiSHCS, Oi'jjanS. PhomTslorc. 25; Re.. S»or 90. Is to BUY all kindh of GRAIN. SEEDS HAY WOOL. and L1V E STOCK at the H: jAe*t iferId Price and to »>11 BRICK. BRAN CEMENT, FLOUR. GRAINS. HA. _.. DLINGS. SALT, aud WOOD PLASTER aftte LowtsrMarkei Price. Your business is to sell what we buy and to bay what we sell. Can’t We Get Together? Phone 57 and see how willing we are to do our part. . ROWLADER BROS & REISER, Phone57 Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. Use the TROUT JBRISTO1 Srfor Trcfu is almost here n: : a- h.w a conpleittaliiH* ut nSHIh'G TACkJ-E of every lies.such ii rods, reel*. h<»okt>-. !:• ■- ii«, plan tom minndwR. Bpinnrrs - in fact set k v thing you want.' ' / / / / . Come in aud I. ' <-ne of cwt BRISTOL STEEL RODS ’ "* They are Light, str, ;:.- and serrioabie. We.make.n apeciahy of all kinds «f Tin Work. Our village has a new town pump in the well at tho hotel. John Gilson of Lake Odessa, spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs. Guy Bovee. Her.' Kidder wU « Bdlm-u. tart get. of Mr. mrd Mre J. R. Bam.rm Th<jH-ting. J i.qnlck!, reimred Mrd Whoop---- -- ----- -.-r,- jmdOjrlton —■ ••• vjwaa.waa Trifone xcivpuuuv ---------Cd. have their phoae. 1in and the ing , Dro uP I.quickly Whoopof Wert Woodland on Friday. 1 from lh Cough will not relieved “run Itsand course ” If ■ . Ing Coogh will not "ran Iu Mr. and Mra H. Townsend cnter. | merry ring of the belh every one.seems y?u use the original Bee's couree"if Laxative I you me the original Bee'. Laxative tained a company of friends on Friday 1 Honey and'Par. Thl. Cough Syrup I. i different from all other, because It acts T"!'*', Tw"< “j" «<’ How Long Have You Had | od the bowels. You can not cure Croup ! plenty of records furnished music fur and Whooping Cough until you rid the ' the occasion. ■vatem of congestion, by working off Mrs. A. W. DiUenback waa at Oarks- 1 ie cold through a copious action of /rille on Sunday to visit relatives and | Though the weather was unfavorable. | bowels. Bee’s Laxative Honey and Inenda. * Jw * ......} |1 quite a number attended the “shadow What KIND ii it, and WHERE is it Tar does this, and cuies all Coughs, ' social" and over fire dollars was clear­ located? Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. No opi Miss Edison, of Saranac, spent Sun Do you suffer from CONSTIPA­ ak«. Sold by Fred L. Heath the drug­ ed fur the school library. day with her cousin Mrs. Dtdla Tyler, j TION? Mr. and Mm. Byron Barnum of Arc you ever BILIOUS? . Miss Edison was on her way to Has- . w mure j Sebewa. and a company of friends. Do you know that URIC ACID is Backache never known todoee those tings where she expects" to spend the I pereona who is take an occasional of spent Saturday evening with EL-Lee the callse of your suffering? What have you ever done to get thia hnealM The value of the resin <ibsummer with Jfra Job n Ketcham. and wife. Beautiful music helped to Uric Acid out of your system and . lalned from pine tree baa long been Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Goldring of make a very happy time. keep it out? recognized in the treatment of dlseapee Lake Odessa, called on Woodland On Saturday Mrs. .Charlm Volte re­ DID YOU EVER HEAR OF ; ^5 frjends on Sunday. ceived the sad news of the de^th of her , | bottle will cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath Mr. and*Mr?. Philip Schray enter- father Jacob Musbauch, of Francisco. I the druggist. tinned the teachers of the Wuudland Mich. She attended his funeral on high school and tho members of the Wednesday. It is a pleasure to take Dr. Dade's tenth grade on Friday evening, in •“ ILittle Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic i The remedy piaranleed to remove < honor of the eighteenth anniversary of effect upon the liver. Sold by Fred L. LAKE VIEW. ■ the Uric Acid and our treatment Heath, ■ the druggist. the birthday of their son Clayton. The oats are all sown. I the^willkeep it out ofyour system? Gaines were played and refreshments The Easter services were a success served and a very enjoyable time was and well attended. W. J. HALLOWAY 'j had. Daniel Birdsall has improved his F. Furrow who has been spending has Athlophoros for sale and will farm by putting new wind-mill wheel I give you a Question Blank to fill out the winter in Detroit has returned to > on tho derrick. ^ 'and return to us for our Special Woodland. Mr. Furrow and O.„Town-natHtaHm' send expect to Bjxxiu spend lut the auuiauo summer m in1 j Irving Charlton visited at home over FREE TREATMENT suited to ■ JKM1U your case. ; I Woodland putting in cement walks. I Sunday. Rheumatism £ AtKIophofts THE ATHLOPHOROS CO..‘NcvHavcn,CMm. IE TOMLINSON LUMBER are to be found at No. 120 N. Broad wav. complete line of Lumber for all your needs building. See our FENCE POSTS before buying and exatnuj* Cetntnt New Cement Block Machine 2 tnd order your C— Blocks ol us. Bills gladly figured. $ �ABOLISH (THE FEE WOMAN’S WORLD t-ijCawredWith Sores, Hair and [LiW F?i C“t-Agony for Eight Lon? Y<ar‘ ~ Doctofs (table to Cure. SPEEDILY 5 . , cored • I BY CUUCURA ;cn4 anp rfce • Ttcl*. ; ■ toUwlp of m| Ke 3*-“i AUiMZlNK XnJ with L<> by fiC/m iu^ErupHond Or. Cured th hot; ; dry*J t-.kc and ; to come on the tnalde of the garment where its presence will generally not very much matter. . SYSTEM ' — ,n Shcrtff’* Office hi This State Is Being Urged. TEE HOMS or VDTUL To Weak People If you are thin, pale, lack energy, i We notice a great many of our ex­ suffer with indigestion, nervousness and 1 .tin . polW,toR a “oor melt the requi changes are urging that sheriffs, es- • irritability, cannot sleep, and have no 1 sl»> *?OUW of l*«w«x (according to , pecidly. lie paid a reasonable salary 1 M«5' ™omas f. kvan. size of room >. then mix in sufficient 1 instead -------------of being ® dcjiendant ---------upon fees > •”w“<tal* *“■' tb. appetite, we guarantee that Vinol will more populous counties ttS! T”4 on’*r'““Klon to. ! ,',rpe“Un‘‘,o bring it tu n paste. Keep 1 *“ now- In » make for you rich, red blood and restore theso precautions drink a « glass «l««iofofhot hot I n,„! J,” n,b "W* “ bl"* or tber h*v'- f™“4 *• «» w«rb to advauiIn which . UblcpoonM pf 'i±‘ Dhate of TV —of pho.- „r l.ati,-,0 p..‘Y!?’*?''! ’"l‘ “ cl<>th "** *" “nUrti,ut’' salary for the toe your health and strength. If you will Conducted on rigid Kuslnesu princi­ pb.te Of h„ montlmt befop, bpJSTS'Z; i '™‘“ *" Th««^rffl i. entitled to a . p.^ UVe ples is the charitable bureau establish-- -mma beton, o™kr„, try Vinol and it does not help you, we cd. maintained and operated by Mrs. ” **” l>ln,l’l“ rom. from ' Dentin*. «i, »..i.i .< . . the law in a county. And we believe • agree to return your money. This shows cure tb" Thomas F. Ryan at lw»r home, <10 Fifth th?m ■/Z.u" ““L“^““-t can non-----— d '' j it is an injustice to him to depend on ' ®.'“' «>’ *1“ 1» very oily ajamgeh I ---------" our faith and fairness. Will you try it? avenue. New York. Mrs. Ryun, who children** Food. , ^ ‘ * 8 for !>>■ !»») ’ , an-1UUjlUt to the "»> <o nae is Xhe Wife of a syllHonairv. during tho thU t”^”' Sait meat should not Is* given to cbll- connty to hold before any officer the, Respectfully, M^t. ? t’r Fo° WIU ” to tbe op. last fewk years fans given more than poslte extrema and your akin will be­ tbnt UIchl> Masoned, temptation of a’ fee for the taking of IE H. GOODYEAR, DruaoM Si,.W».<i00 toward the advancement of. come dry. A Httlw thorax in tln» wot..and [ any wum course of actiyn. We believe the ..U l!*. ........ —■■■ j Kerii uu -i ;«**»,? the various .chartties maintained and l^Wbbdt you ...«b y„„e f.re „ -f.w. —a general proposition, controlled by the Roman Catholic chlklren to eat much Jam. <-.ite. pastry leads J ‘to the ’ beginning of legal action.* church la the United States, besides or sweets. The plainest of food is reah where they would not tie commenced ’ contributions to nonsectarian institu­ 1 JY"1',0?1 h? w"y’ ,,r 'bobbin «t . I iy best for them. under a salary plan.; We have no pertions. The exact amount of her bene­ Sr T h ticular ciwmj in mind in making these ‘ n’"k" iiUnd factions will prolinWy never be-known, tint h« hnn no faultn and t„ ronaller F™. V......... ' conuaeqts- Wo are speaking of the For curried apple and i"™ eggs 'W cut >nn one npnle anj 'subject on the broad Irnis. outside of the Immediate uieudicr* of blni ■ piece orpertMlon. The other 1. Rime table. In effect Taking effect Nov. 27. WM. I «•'» rt“» “nd fry a g.,u. OntnB Standard Tfine. h<:- family. Iler gifts, however, ex­ - -~-d=J£» bt. r.mn. H&Mlnir* *» folio* I cn brown butter. Sift Into this a £5.7 “I”"' ...... In ' ................................. COMHON QpUNCIL. tend to eight or ten state* In the Un­ lhl« 1“ the way that will wew.- I^ok dessertsf>«M>nfu! eaicii of curry powder EASTWARD Ex: Ex4Frtd ion.' from North pukota to Texas and Wt for the.treed nMntie, lhnt Common-council met in regular hch- a bi p m a ni u m p m p mi No. tos.JMtrnll 'ex and- Hour and dilute with half a pint of 7:t5 2;M «;»» lrSKBhnUUOOU* ULISi:17 S:3P No. ira. Gr'd m»ii< from .Now’ Yvk tn Virginia. them, you will find them If jta t,ke water, thy la four hard bvllcf ogg| sion Monday evening, April 10, 1905, «i» 3:10 j l»too " ---------S;W 3!FJ 7:10 t iotrrdale N-» ght Is made unt)1 .she has rfatis- the trouble. Tlicli make up yoiir mind' ■helled and quartered. Serve In wall Mayer Heath presiding. »:»O *:)7 Bre^ent at roil call-Aids. Barber. -----1 StralU , . WEFTWARD fled h<creeir H»rsoh::Ily of Its necessity. Ing? y°U Wl” “,Inpt yourself to the fall­ of lx>iled rice. ntuuiuz* BrtxiUH. Grant, Hall, Hilton. Wdissert.. J.:» No. 1U7. Grand Rifpld* *xpre*» Grote Absent-- Hdrton, Sherwood. • iQ-ao 4 im 7:&s' No. UB. Grand Rapid * exprees McMxlUnd Sknbby dnrk leather will Iwjk like ’ Seusltlvonesx Is after all a form of No. 103. Mall... . The mayor appointed the following i0:«o'«u4 ar Woodbury Ir No. ioi. Paclflc sxpres*...... VI* P M Ry. Selfishness, nnd mnrrhM life h n per- new If nibbed over with hnseedl oil or Comuiiltces: Trains Nos. Ml. l», IOC 9:03 Lan.'lut epuituixed Public Improvement -AldsiWeisgert,; pettml giving up yoUr fudCshucM. thiFweli tH-atcn white of ;IO -Gvaad Rapid* O. W. ItCMWLKS. Barben, Horton, Grant. with a little black Ink. Polldl with Don t believe tta;t yaur husband wants yv. S. BatytoN; Ascot. Sldo and (.’roMwalks--Hall. Sher­ . W.J.Kraucv. G.P.A. Ilastlbs*to hurt you or that b«> Is n selfish brute soft dusters until Ury anti gtotury. wood. Brooks. Cruut. becaus • h<- has forgotten something WHY TRAVEL ABROAD? Streelsaud Bridges -Barber. Horton, " you gaked him to do. "He would not 1 4 Welssert, Hilton. ; have done that when be was courting * Water Works-Grant, Hall, Sher­ I wood, Brooks. • me, ’ you may murmur. Very probably Finance Committee—Horton, Grant, j not Rut he doe* other things for viu • - ... Midi ATTORNEYS . _____ •_________ PHTalClAJt* . -----------------Auroa ,1 inose JikiyY“ei”?e.KnT“ ,,wtic • M-resshm \that ho didn ’t do then. Think of those Fire Committee-Brooks, Hilton, ,K N A 1-P E N and l<x»k nfter your own K I. E I N HANSA Di L?WB^„lto„ Mlcb_ ------------------M transgroralons »uu.’hl VMIUU» tO t“<" ‘‘ve ®e wrt’ ,<wFd the Ingle i Sherwood: I *" ** -------------* uook tmire precious than “ tbrnplcs oi / ''"pAujC; । la the way of forgetfiilnvM and neglect KNAl’PEN, Attorneys. I'ublle Lighting—Weisserk Horton. palates." What tk.wrni of riietorl/ Barber, and think less of his, 17 Michigan Tnsst Co. Building, Grano tpectaelee on hand. Ec-cr Raplda, Mlehlgaa.__________________ i Rut above* aU, whatever Ills faults, could appronrh In |h»wer of nsaertionSewer Committee—Sherwood, Hall, ! IL A A C. H. BARBER tbeiMi nvc little ihqi,.syllable words. 1 Brooks. don't nag.-Woman’s Life. Com. Bm-bec, qyXt, THOMAS A PBYOH. an fuoua. ’’There’* No Place Like Home”-to | 6S1U.UC. ’ Physicians and Surgeons alia ia city or ccrantT rw>pood«d t Horton ■ Attorneys at Law. L.H. fbyom. । gainsay which-wep Impossible! proixiputcaa. day or nlghtOffices over Hastings City Bonk. It I* the great privilege of Americans j City Property Committee—Hilton: ' A gnud lollop tor the hanrh Is the. ; Brooks, Hull. F. R. TIMMERMAN following: To four parts of glycerin • to bd able wltlmut liyperUile to apply ■ The bond of city treasurer in the sum . C ILGROVK A POTTER, Hotncepathlc Physician and SurAttorneys at Law, add one part of tartaric arid dissolved tln-ry to travel, for what Is there Its any of $40,000 was presented with John T. on. Office cor. Jefferson and Center part of tinhabitable glota* more In the smallest possible quantity of hot Lomlrard and John F. Goodyear, Ches­ Greets • thocourU »t Ute utate -Mi -------------------water Mix well apply a few drops to fraught with Int-.n-st. Instruction, edu- ter Messer and IL B. Messer as sureties. A HANLON^ M D.. the hands and rub In thoroughly. I. ’■ cattoti. refrostiim-ut of mind and body Moved by Aid. Hall that same be ae- 4 y UKASTON MRS THOMAS F. UTAH, .-aM.lgwl aand annenvro' f'-e-io.l * * ’ Pbyalcian and Surgvou. Attorney at Law. f hands are badly chapped use more of und uplifting uf soul llinii nature has cepted nnd approved. Carried. Moved....: by Aid- Hall that R. K. Grant '' Middleville, Mlcb and. <im*-- she dqtennlneii to build«a the lotion. • rubbing In thoroughly. pruvidtti. with hand so lavish, for the -------Over J. 8, Goodyr*r a Co., More, in all courts at th# at*M coliaetioo. church. a school i>r a hospital, luitne- Wgsh in clean ’ lukewarm water, dry‘­ delectation of those having the good tie elected president of council. Car- Tactic** • promptly attended to. 11. V.gXlLAUHER, 1’l.y.lclaf and dtate steps arc taken to establish an well Gntl apply a lltxh- more. Afldicd fortube to djvell In this goodly laud? Moved by Aid. Barber that 500 comSurgeon, Dowling, Mich. Office Would he sec n Riviera? We have mittee*cards bo printed. Carried— ,1. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law. endowment fund ffufficlent to insure Its immediately afu>r peeling fruit or veg­ hours 12 to £ p. m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Woodland, Mich. Trlepbone at House Par or N Iflit. Support for nil time to come-. In car­ etables it will remove atalns at one®. M*vvrul on the shore* of the azure wa­ Ayes. Aids. Barber, Brooks. Grunt. , All business given prompt and careful ters both of the gulf and the Pacific, Hall. Hilton. Weksert. rying <>ut this worik Mrs. Rynu haa set When haxNla are badly stained treat as attention. Collections a specialty. SURVEYOR. Moved by AlJ. Hall that city clerk | far dtstunviug that laved by the $.-dp-lde several rooms in her Fifth av­ If badly 'dtapptri. This lotion wll| re­ Iterraneau. dentufb WALTER HEATH ' j devote his whole lime to the office, at a UENTL8TS move Ink stains from go^ds If spots >»l.rJ o( *»0.00. Coundl iiiomor^e ■■ -■ -■ ■ ■ -----------------BARKY COUSTY SUKVEYOR, enue (pension as her office and equip­ Does he pine for^snow capjM*d nioun’ ■ are Immediately put to'^mk In n little Residenre on Hee. 4.-fTairlrvlik-. Post office ped. them nccvndlngly. Here she . of the liquid and afterward whUmiI In talus? Let him repair to the phdus other suitable place to be used as hi# r. E. WILLISON, D. D, S. office, with office hours from 8:00 to Heatings, MlcU Mldm* Poster. Mich.. R. F. O. No. 1. spends from three to four hours each clear lukewarm water. The pruceiM 12:00 a. m.. 1:30 to-i JO p. m. Carried— r»ur other --Trent elevation*^ year their Ayes, Aid. Barber. Brooks, Grant, day when iu " jw *York with her see- ' must j*. repeatetl several times hoary summits into cloudlnn*!. Hall. Hlhon. Weisaert. . ret-iry and clerks in examining'reports, Wo-.ild be witness a ^uiajiMir cata­ Moved by Aid. Weisaert' that city looking into requests for additional as­ ract? There Is but one without a rival, treasurer’s sniaay be fixed at *50.00. One of , the iMSt formulas for a rice sistance and .tuklig steps to strength­ T lni|»‘rin) Niagara—inr ttie chain of Carried—Ayes, Aid*. Barber, Brooks, en the flunncinl support of instltution|i .powder. Which comes from France. Is life, odr^gr<nt lakes, moat turbulent of Grant. Hall, Hilton, Weisaert. P. A. SHELDON Wm. STEBBINS. conipfMvd of three ounces Nd) of rice Moved by Aid. Hall that new council • already established. ’ Abstract and Real Estate Office. Licensed Embalmer Hhks . adopt the rule* aud regulations of the ■ Abstract Block, Hastings. Mrs. Hyun’s munificence cover* tbb . dour and rice starch, one ami a half and Funeral- Director. Neither Nile. Nig r nor Gauges, great ' old council. Carried! • ' Money to louts on Real Eitat*. Kral Estbuilding of at leftist 10o d»»w chapeU. ounces of carbonate of magnesia. thr»iriver*' though they are. are muiparable Catr m>14 on comnslwlMt. tletirral convey Moved by Aid. Hall that the bond of anctnir. Harins a complete vt of Abstract schools, churches, hospitals, homes fee quarters of an ounrv of pulverised bo­ to our own MjMlMdppJ, w«-|I named ■ city clerk be fixed at *5,000.00. Carried. call* promptly ktDra'led. day or night. Lu Book*, compiled from the llrcord*. can sisters of charity und bqmea for- «ged ric add. three-quarters of a dram -of "Tlie Father of Wjitora.” <’ur pcertatk Citizen* Phone. Re«. 60; Oftlce 76. Moved by Aid. Hilton that the bond furnlth complete Abstracts. and intlrm. in addition to these, there powdered orris root, elglit drops ucf Hudson eyeels In pictun-sqae effects of constable be fixed at $500.00. Moved by Aid.. Brooks that council are hundreds ot others which have extract of viohn -nnd fifteen drops of the vaunted Rhine • ' bergamot. To preparetlh essences been increased in size, repaired or en­ • What <»f the beauties, of the Golden., adjourn. Carried James M. Patten. dowed *0 that they could not be aban­ should lw mingled with the <-aVl*ouat«' Gate, on whoso shores alts imtbroned I HORSE SHOEING FARMERS AND City Cleric doned altogether through a lack ot of magnesia and then shnk«*u nil. td-i queenly Ran Francisco,’ pronounced I give especial attention to horses TOWNSMEN support. 1’rom 0 o'clock every uionj- gethcr. If before going out tin- face peerless among cities by a much travthat interfere in travelling.. ' Am allko patroaUs wn iUrl>er THE WEARY WAY btu>p. Evemblny w<. clran now shoeing some of the best horses Ing until luncheoc. at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Is first sin Inted with cold cream, then • bled. European prince of’ Imperial and uj- to-datc. W« Invite jou in Barry county, and would like to Ityan gives her entire attention to tidii the powder applleil and all that Is su- blood? * to call and call again. shoe you ns. Iierfiuoiui iemox-ed.ll>® skin-will be ef­ Where Is .there, even ju miulniure, Daily becoming Less Wearisome to BUSBY BROS., fectually •rotect**! from -wind* and anything to vie yrlth that Qprthly paraW. J. FLEMING, Many in Hastings. During these hours prelates of hey Vader IK-tings City Bank. Flr-t door east of Brick Barn. church ond officials of different chnrj- chaiW of emperature. । disc. the. valley of the Yosemite; what With a back that aches all day, ' to cojnpare with the. deep and rugged itobk* lustltutioiM are received, as are With a rest disturbed at night, her archltecu and contractors ot gorge through which passes to the pea Annoying urinary disorders. There cannot be one standard of duty the Impi'tuous t'olonulo river?Tis a weary way indeed. 1 builders .whom sbe has engaged for dr perfection for the two sexes, aud It : Doan's Kidney Pills drive weariness The Mammoth < '%ve ’*f Kentucky, one the cotistrnction of n building. Those THE “OLD RELIABLE” BLACK-. is Id comparing the one with the other of the world's wonders, is as yet but away. ProprV-torx of the JEFFERSO STRKET who have good cause to plead are sel­ Are endorsed by Hastings citizens. that tlie conflicting schools of .educa­ . SMITH. FEED BARN lure Sdd<-*1 11 Dew dou We dom dismissed wttbbut encourngement tion both go wrong. In a complex civ­ partially explored. Mra. Sidney Beach, of .ItiTervou St. stalls to ncconi module patron^. They lave All work neatly and promptly done. Why. then, travel abroad, while al! I or a provisional promise, dejiendlnt says:’1! suffered from backache for two nl*o put In som* n«w LIVERY IHGSaud Also do all kinds of repair work. ujxih the outcome of a i»'n»onal I us peti­ ilisation such ad ours there Is room for the-c :.ad vastly more, than can l»c years. Starting with a tired out feeling professional women as well as domes? solicit your r«troh.*zr. Satisfaction guaranteed. . . across the loins, later, on backache npw tion Those who Inck sincerity get no tic women. HUt the great futtctiom enniuerated remain unseen at-home? “Are not Abnna and I’imn>ar, rivers ’ and then, it finally became a regular _____ . _ . ___ . response • the true vocation, of women la now. as of Damas'-us. batter than all the water* thing. I tried to get rid of it by using _.. . . When at her country home. Monte­ In the Ireginning, to be a helpmeet for simply household remedies but war. un­ QUrM^Q FOR MEN, bello. 4n Suffentj N. Y.. during .the main to be tiw mother and’trainer of of Israel?" Mid Nnuluau the Syrian of- successful. Seeing Doan’s Kidney Pills for boys summer. Mrs. itynn takes her staff the children who will be the men aud old when ordered by th-, prophet to highlv recommended I concluded to betake himself to the Jordan for heal. with her an«l transfers her bus!new wunen of the future. Men will bo try a box, It did me so much good I } make a *pectalty ot bnudllnx MEN’S and We h*vr a full line of rK.ARS. PIPES BOYS' SHOES. S«- my line before bnylnf. headquarter* from the Fifth avenue forced to realize, nnd respect her posl- ing Who can help admiring his pride bought a second. The treatment acted and TOBACCO,' Thu l» th#OM>-"t rxdusfnKepalrlu* ncaUy and .promptly done, <•!»«»-Mor<• In tbr city and we carry all the mansion to the cocintry place, so that tion and will deem It an eren greater of country .nnd robust patriotism? very promptly releiving the pain in my b«**t brand*. 1 back. Doan’s Kidney Pills In my case PHILIP LOTZ,her absence from the city will not honor to wok her allianctA in inntri- Most worthy ube they of einuiatioD. 1 am Re It for health or recrrotlnu. there performed what they promised Second door rautb ct Postoffio*. hamper the extension or steady maitr- mony.r*-London Queen. Is no gnualvxjrnvel field thmt that we ! pleased to recommend them td all suf­ tonann- of the institutions nlrendy es­ ferers.” have at home.—Trnxel. tablished. and thht appeals for new FCr sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts. When a nah aRj&irn scaly and Ti.e ih.iny nay. con’.ributloiis where fouiid to be worthy Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo. New 1 will mate rugs NORTHROP KING & GO’S DT may receive attention ns spe^-dlly as broken it la mwlew to treat it with the for....SO and 7Be Wl-n.kni>wn artist recently received York .sole agents for the United Slates Sterling Northern grown tested 1 \ xj kJ Heqietnber the name ■ Doan's and possible.—New York Hernhl.ordlnavy apulla^ces of tire manicure # j,4|4.r fri,UJ a chap who has h-gulnriy By sending One Hundred pounds of I take no other. GARDEN SEEDS act It may be worked fairlyh raaJ(j u (| pro<.th.e to t>orruw money carpets, I will pay freight both ways. of Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. ■ by rauplng with a piece of wash lea th , In letJ.r Jhe i,liap who (s Write me your want*, letters promptly ans­ wered. Address The gtr) wbo H troubled with fnce er that: has been dipped in a tittie molej | nJwj|ys |u fllianC|.d difficulties surprisbh-in sites nnd iid, <dly skin will find tem*<l pumice Ponder But the one coA. M. BUNNELL, by saylng: . 12U N. Creek Street. be%> In die foilowtng treatment: Bathe sentlal la to dip Itw -----This time I have derided to reverse the face With hot water and a good slroIlg;iJ(,)|Utk.n of gelatinThe and bandage t<» banU- 0,6 ”1’uaI vrder thlnR8, nu^ lu*tc,ld suap before retiring, using a rough face without wiping The bandage T ' of borrowing fronkyou, I Inclose here­ cloUi or a camyl’s hair face brush. Press not be removed In tlie morning with $30, which I am going to ask that out such of the specks as yield easily- uutn yngef has been placed Id hot you will lay aftlde for me for a rainy Obtain from a skin specialist a pre water. , day.” .' The life of an Alabastine wall is scription for a lotion which will make But the artist couldn't find any -re­ twice the life of the ordinary wall. the pore* smaller and apply this after mittance in the letter. He agavched for Alabastine lasts—it does not chalk th^bath. By following thin mild treat­ a. n,e.. of! and then blow away. It doesn't ment tor eight or nine mouths the com­ moot must be hung highest, for were everywhere he thought he might-have plexion will become spotless and of “ra‘ dry hard and brittle and then crack tbu ™ter ,ln,|„K-<l IL Tlwu null. .ecUraUlly be fine texture. If the pimples are of the th<' the tblric part, aud thus ' turned over the sheet on which the lot­ and peel. It doesn't blister. * For the coDTeul.ncs ot thoae who wish to order all ot their papers at ordinary, curablft kind. In order to $ one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, cau get drive them away eat simple and nutri------■ ■ postscript: Alabas tine is the only durable wall the Barner and any one of the following for one year in advance, as 1 “I’ve Just looked out of the window follows: coating. It kills disease germs and ' nnd find It’s raining like the very furuishM no lodgment grounds for Banneb and Detroit Daily Free Press................ (3 05* deuce!”—Colller"s. them. Kalsomine, stuck on the wall 05* Banneiy and Detroit Daily Journal with glue, and wall paper with its 05* Banner and Grand Rapids Herald decaying paste, nurture and assist Little Ailments that Should Be Looked After if One' Sir Oliver I.«xlgi*. n well known Eng75 Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal the propagation of all germs. Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live Stock u/nnfu tn Keen Well. u«fi "it”"*1. I*‘'*’" <'i'i7rb“™n”F Wants to Keep v> cn. Lomton-. blaelt toi ami haa .oc35 t oornal AiabMttne 1* ready to mix by the TbewmUosllnenM. which ludicaw»1D d|<:x,in,w it by electricity 60 Banner and Michigan Farmer addition of cold water, 1» asduraAnyone who has any -of the many a weak atomach an<l imperract Olges ovcr ,c nr,„ or 31» feet hi <Uam75 BaNni-R and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean blc as the wall Itself come* In symptoms caused by poor digestion ■10.1 ahould be looked »»»r by the use ; , bot b, mlmits th.it he Im. an-l.ed 30 B anne * and New York Tribune Farmer should take special care to arold condi­ fourteen beautiful Unto, and any prartleal rertlL The action at tions where disease germs are likely to Of ii u u. irooewanu to keep well. ,t •To those living on Rural Routes, only. Oi » .-I,,,;lio’/rntnedv ta. his aDDarstus seems .depend on the rnlar showing tints and giving In­ be present. Any of the following symp­ of A Mi U!J.toGW.«m«k ‘Xi*. S™S to«e.ber of tothe mtou.e fog formation about decoration. Buy toms are good evidence of stomach These special rites are offered aa an accommodation to Banner pat­ ken before each meal. wlH « inlc|<w „ Mrt „r „<B|utluatton. catmetl only in S lb. paclugM properly rons. If there ia any paper or magazine not .on the above list on which troubles. en the stomach and digestIve g throwfne among them electric dislabeled. we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER Aridity that natural weight will be realoterf.“4 . by^hro* Is never sold for less than $1.00 whether la combination or alone. SpItUtlS up Of-food S..nr:-tst'-Hit!.- Ut■#« perfect health and atrength regalo«L. ](w lnIKVr pnrtlcIe. fall to the All special prices are made on the other papers in the combination. . IE COMPANY. HeariUBBSof stomach MarriMwa Aak J. Holloway One nU.,, and the air la s<riim#Dtlr>e urioo Ask W. W. J. Holloway to to abow you the | |_round Wrrousaei* Night sweats Hick bes4acbe I cleared. HS&Mfee Ml-o-na guarantee. Vertigo or dizziness 1XM.S Of DienaiM Heart burn Flodr Polisher. • » Railway Time Tables. C. K. & S. R. R. Michigan Central PROFESSIONAL CARDS BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ROWLAND BROS., CIGARS DAN LAKE, on kJ co . A. PARKER & SON, ALABASTTNE YOUR WALLS o7^: ■ tobefjp, 2?*’ M tetr, , ■ ' uurt for tie •’ FrottfOe office , 'UUyoa .Monday 1g- ri ITotsate. *1 EveilacA . ion duly vert-nu l of *a)<l deHsiiniui-ut now on t • L-- the J*f4 wfU • '• ntlmlUed to * • i ii t.»mci! ap• ’• ivrsun, '■ ' rlday the Utb < H -/cto.-k iuitxf 5®’-'- -txIttatA,;' , : •’•■srlar <4 said Srow.-Jr to ... ■1 ■ 1 Ii: MUd estate K-ttitehr hL -' ' ri said n.?.. ■' ’-••* I'rolMUeoffice, ■ 'o’luty anff , the piarer of ;;tiM. Ana It la ■' ■ Vojirr Rive notios : ;?'J e-tate. of the •' > ■') the he-arinz • tni* order to be -■ IUnnbb a newfr. ' •>«>.o. M. MaSk. !.«!<>• of Probate. '*•*■551 L.A. EATON, Get Your Year’s Beading NOW! SYMPTOMS THAT UTVlTt GERMS 1 t �HASTINGS BANNER, APRIL 27. 1905. „ ******** ^»*****aa^e*« I The Paint Question CLOVER THE STANDBY Put* Nitrogen Into the Soil and Fat Court House NeWS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. on the Riba. i Oov.r ia a mortgage-lifter anil . qurT CI iIW8. ■oil enricher. It fills the haymow and i .f „ , th. granary ami the mllk-pail. It M,3 DowUng t» Gea F ahM thriven in a great varirty of ihlla It I be‘Mr' P^’1' MuhBevUh* LIVING AND LIFE “ The Maklrfg of Life and Character Our Supreme Duty. ■ A little dish of bruk^ WISDOM’S WHISPERS. l-»y basking in It ■ owner had : ... It’s lucky we don't know bow UD­ ZZBsfoiS her work v. i lucky we may be. Bat when abb w« nt t, ICDpyrtght. J». by T. C. McOure ] It is difficult to take a woman by sur­ And bring it in , , . In tbe year ISM tbe British survey prise in a love affair.­ She found the ioe steamer Comet left Bombay to resur­ , Borne people are cranks simply beHad been cricked , vey tbe MakUve islands. । cause you can’t turn them. Tbe Comet bad sblpi*ed ten new men Some men secure all the . glory atbefore starting out, all half casta* and. <u> -hi-'— . taehed to whatever part they assume, ns api>earrd later on, meml>en« of a woman may know very Uttta and. secret band that had sworn vengeance ft ... _ •' — have a way that carries conviction. on anything British. These tqen mu­ tinied and. having got possession of . ----------------tbe brig, ran her Into Shark bay. on cannot to corrected .by the gloss of set i A Queer • . . Capture . I : AH nature in tbe days of spring is । I speaking to ns of Life. Yon can feci | it* throb and thrill in field and woodland ; The barren deadness is soon to to comi only refuses to grow upon acid aoila, I ®am elte to E. 8. Stairs, pletcly put off. and the manifestation ! is one that will interest a great though it prefers soils with lime in ac 8er. 14 Woodlandi -. 4300 00 j of newnem of Life shall to seen in the ! many people, from now on. It ta blade of gnus, the exfiaDdiDg leaf and them. It carries the bacteria that draw ■ W. F. Odell to A. K. Richard­ an important question and afftots ! nitrogen from the air. and thus cn-j son Parcel Hastings twp...». 525 00 the unfolding beauty of the flower. nearly dvery one. For 10. YEARS I have handled the famous > • j Nature is a wise teacher. She is tlie northernmost Island. Tbe captain phrases. ' riches the soil In plant food. It prowarhaktv nmns and other officers were set afloat on a Some men take on an air of conseseeking to tel! us that while we are raft, unprovided with. mH. water or . quence to conceal the weakness of their a forage rich in flesh and bone p , * . L « IVI rHIINIO 5 ,rides miUm Ttrnnt D«.r 1r„ehol«< lf J^PTOf l’m ^v*nK wo should also have Life; the 'provisions, and no doubt they pertabed position. . and they have always given the HU-lflta. ' hr P»«i Woodland............... Life that/defies the ’Worms and stress In the storm that swept over the.wa- j When a man can hide bis thoughts in best of satisfaction. These paints [ Red elover la strictly ^wakinK a J' ?<’“!h of tbe winters of our temptation and tern next day. a amlle he holds a t>owerfui weapon of are guaranteed to give satlsfacLota R 9 and 10 blk 12 Strik ­ ! biennial plant, it gruws-for two years. ~ " tion it (iroperly apjJied. 1 can didrontent. and that finds expression in Tbe leader of tbe half castes was a defense.—Philadelphia Bulletin. er’s add City.............................. 1200 00 tt)e resistless putting-on of the evidenc s refer you to a large number of then djra in its natural course. The mnu known as Doudra. He was a . , ■ ■ satisfied customers In this city. I first year it makes a strung root and M. F. Dowling to Geo. Finkthat we are not only living, but that sailor by occupation and probably as ! * mt outtinm They are the cheapest and best Yearn ago n gentleman settled In the great a ruffian as could be found In all ' I gets ready for its serious business in ■ toiner Parcel blk 45 Middlewe have Life? • WCM7 paints made, quality considered 1 life, the bloom and seecL • Tbe second vifie................................................ 350 00 j We have all our shortcomings, our India. ’hcn n start Unlla. B When "«>” was »■" made “"I1' from soutli uf England nnd became very Give me a ca!!. Shark harbor a course was laid for popular Ih the neighborhood. Tbecoun- DO YOU WA;,T FREECOK. ; errors and our faults. These produce year it makes seed and die*. There Maytory Farley to Gny HolCeylon, awl during a Voyage lasting ty families could* never discover howSULTATIOK ‘ND COR 00 ! the barren deadne*H of onr lives. Rut •u-v uirlividual plants that do not mak« den 4V ao Sec. o' Maple Grove 900 . “ * sutured seven seven he had made his money, but were satPrescriptions prepared m If for > I RECT OPINION j within every one of us is a soul made four weeks the Comet capture*! teed the recCfid year, or, making reed. Frwl my. t0 8^^ Brand­ ich andertry J Med l^v bls solemn assurance that it coasting vessels. In en< thq Doctor** eWn « 1 ' YOUR CASE. ‘ in tho ” image of G™!-” which He can care tlie crews .were put to death, ‘ iu -------trade. Nothing make little that they do not exhaust -* *•— bl» *”• ac. Sec. 23-Orangcn--------•tetter the ~ I was not — - could ex- , HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. iI cargo.'. tn>n«l.ln«l and the craft j c«d 2000 00 ■ «nd wltl renew, and which ’ ifhe shall W.w ..-. If yOu you are poor yot Sign of the Elephant. J the root, therefore they survive in a ' ville.......................’ .taatnei meaner, which, indeed, caused him tu j renew by the touch trf His lovs and scuttled. weakened state another year or more. Stephen S. Schantz . to Albert i ~ is free. <Ofoounrtplaced on the cummtaslou of peace, t power, will find expression in the leaf There are plants that bloom and die ft was piracy nfter tbe old style, ex­ Ge Ban^rn Lot H blk 14 Wood­ mu nuw nati unru, ...... an£ andI wc we can cure you, wcwiUwa but naw and then, without airy appor830 00 aIul rtuwOr of good deeds anti helpful ­ land............................... Ii. the first year. Therefore, blooming cept that tbe brig did not dare at­ out provocation, he woald burst into for our pay until yj>u, » rnfpnt Qtairtc fori the first year ahould be discouraged, ' 2ft writ ■ tack larger vessels. Her acts finally such a laugh as no one ever board be- 1 . nexs. Come and :- e J*; O1I11 LS> 1UI < fnr the derdopement does not A. D. Gifwou to May bury thisuyta How thoughtless of us then to to so reached die cars of tbe authorities, ami last chance. fore except in one place. Farley ac Sec. fi Maple ... '-oncemed about the details of onr daily. men-of-wnr >tarted from* Bombay snd ; Where they could have beard it pua♦ J come until the secod year. Tbe mower ; Grove,L.... lh.X.i IO jjy^pik M) cjj^rosaed with the fret and Calcutta to overhaul her. arehoag ’ » /"X < will prevent seed forming the first year, i «led the county families for five and with After sailing i»art of the way up the J W/ J It will not pay to continue the cloyec' A. A. Wilmont to Richard , fever and atres* of nur daily occupayean’ ex. const uf Crylou the Comet put about, twenty years, but at last be was be perience Murray Lot 2 blk 10 Eastern frayed uncoutciottalj’ by hie own grand­ ion, that'we omit Life in that large < meadow paid the sH*ond year unleaa erip and teday and she*was halfway Imck to her bar only. add City....................... ............... ;UKj 00 ' anfl tnte tin order tocloeeoul these ihirle, I j thenl „ gra™ wilh It to carry on wijjch |R potflihle and bor’of refuge when the Serpent (man- child, who after a visit to a traveling । have cut the price from 50c to 3Uc. < ' i reasonable. circus Innocently exclaimed, “ Why, Peter Leinaar to Abraham Lei•of-war> s’giited her. It won during a » Call at ouca before they are all g<me,< thc "w , ’ Our supreme duty is the making of heax-y gale, and nothing coukl to done grandpa laughs Just like the clown!” naar 11 ac Sec. 25 Prairie­ » . . < As to the l»est variety, un worn soils . 600’00 a Life and character that shall Iw in tot chase, .it was three days before —James l*ayn. • Uingnams. • lh, mramouti, «i«,t. Ai»,y» help ville hartnony f I, have’just received a nice line of J clover with manure, tone tncal or phon- E. Pennock to Walter Kelley . with tho divine ideal for ua tbe Serpent tired a gun. Just as even­ E Ginghams tor to add potatdi ! Half ac. City 800 00 here, and une U m., that is fitted by its for Shirt w.M. Waists and Shirt , pborus. It may to well ing was coming on on tbe third day . Half ar. City..................... The horses used !u Houier’k time Waist salta. Step in and see them. r,. the ration. It it <« nward strength for a Life that will aud after tbe mutineers hod refused to «. to is astantahing how j:o o Monroe -<o O. M ...Mesurrender Sbu ct^pt Up and fired a were war borses. The warriors wen* Tea ariU Coffee. c 1 red clover resjonds to a light manor- | Laugnlin 2 lots Nashville.... 1500 00‘i n9ver Kn’w old. one that shalltoan eter drawn in chariots. The art of riding broadside Into the brig and sent her nal unfolding of, the divine image • If you are a lover of good tea, try my ! ' fa? with stable manure. 11 F. L. Heath to John G Quaif to tho* bottom. It was supposed at was known, but it ia alluded to as within. This is nut merely duty, but the time Hint everybody aboard was something unusual. Ulysses nt the » Silver Tea at 5o cents. Ibero is uo < ---------------------■ Lot 9 and n,1^ lota 4 3 and 0 ► better on the market, and my fancy « we sliotild esteem it juur highest frivL- drowned, bnt two moptbs later news time of hh shipwreck "bestrode n ADVERTISED LETTERS. . ; Eastern add City 1000 Ob J Rio Coffee at 15c pleasea everyone J I lege—that of increasing our store of reached Bombay dint Duadra and four plank. Hke a horseman ou a big steed.” ------------------„ {| Cnrt(.r » who has tried it. <. | I.irt of letter, reununingnneaUed for !(ieu Bn)wn the elements that make Life, real Life Other half castes had got away tn a There are reasons fur believing that Frewh <hu*en M-cdvSud all kind* al Canned • in this office for the week ending April । T , „. M2 50 until in its beauty.*fid strength it shall boat aud reached an island at the tbe practice of riding wm much later «»•'• ' 1 M. iwn. • ....................... day by day approach the divine ideal mouth of thr gulf of Mnnaar. A gun­ than tlmt of driving, nnd tlie myth of J Mre Lulu Scott. Mre Louaia Searle, ' bout was sent down to make an lu- the centaur, where, according to Sbnke1 00 --------:------- ;----- r— « Mrs. Jennie Wellman,. Mr*. A. Mill.' Ounningham 5 ac Woodland When n certain weal known humorist vestlgatlou und a reward uf £2.‘»K' lipenre, “num Is incorpfwd nnd «u*mina< : Mrs. Jim Mosher, Mrs. Eva Hillard, E. S. Stairs torSam‘1 Velte tured with the beftSL” probably ur!g offercl fcr the five luen. first started newspaper work jjp took a 80 ac Sec. 14 Woodland Woodland..4300 00 In the month of September die lotted at an early period when the apj Dry Goods and Groceries. J Misw Hazel Musher. Hon. Alton «0 ' house near Cincinnati, and one day an year mentioned the baric SoukhtaiMl, penrance of a wan bn horseback was » POUR POORS EAST OP GOODYEAR BROS «J SchaUer.; • Ed.Bermenau, Chao. R. Dye. I J. S. Goodyear to C. ,W. Mixer • actor friend went to dinner with him. h-K..-i v Parcel City 300 00 bound from Liveri»ool to Bombay, was a novel sight. » HARDWARE. PHONE iOa <. I Arthur Kennedy, E. A. Holden. J. E. The huiuorist told ,*mnv new stories. making her way up tbe MulubaF coast ^••k*-^*^***-*****'*^*^*^***^ Crites. Meelcy Miller. C. D. Hayes, • E. J. Plott to Gideon Plutt 40 an»l the actor, turning to his host’s under litriit breeses. Ot:e night Iu tbv‘ •'y Lloy Cross. 1 00 j little ac Ser. Castleton A remarkable inchlent la reported fur . ’w. ar* - • girl,1 said: middbj watch It tail n daad calm, aixi ' W. I). Quigley toSeiniah Sease > ■ . ••never papa you’ve got, my dear.” this state of weather ruut’iuued all a suburban theater In Paris. The play Judge—What were yon doing in the ■ , ' 800 00 | ’Yes.’’re-.ponded; the demure little next, day and ulgbt. At nildulgbt on was “Tartuffe.” and at the end of the jw*r»‘-»xp-r i Lot .*» blk 7 FreejMirt I hen house. Samlx>? : the second niglit tto officer of the deck fourth act tbe manager of tbe compaiiy miss, ■•wheii there's company. *' , Chas. Spreen to Herbert A. Sambo—Wen=-er—Jedgc, mah Missus : t .. । be.ird faint shouting ami singing to came In front of the curtain and said, , auric, ta fret. . - • Johnson,78 ac Sec. 35, ThornI was feelin’ poohly and heh doctah detbe east, and us no vernal hud been "Ladies and gentlemen, we shall not jru EVERYBODY WANTS A TIP. We deliver orders for Howers, Plants, and j clalied die must have punched eggs, “I'l'ld.................................... w-"... 1000 00 j sighted in that direction be was mys- any further with this piece, for the fifth trlth anT llonU decorallous to all part* of tbe city. 5>T' fined.- As the noises cuutluned the act is nuwortiit of Moliere.’’ How j I wa s Jes’ poochin’ a few. Jedge, F. M. Pratt to H. V. Munger. .All orders, large or small, given prompt atmate awoke the captain, aud It was audience took this announcement is not at ’ r 20 ac Sec. 7, Assyria.. A.... ’400 00 accordin' toh odnhs. ’ । One of the thing* that most nstonbb fiuafly decide,] that” there were men I stated. Perhaps they went home and j «* b.wri whui. 'nrwefcs. teniisd. . . A. N. Applcman to Mary Lock­ you with regard to the wording class afloat In u small boat £ mile or so .ead the fifth act critically in tbe seclu hart, E 91 feet lot 45, NashFoley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys . | Italian is the perfect frankness with awny. We burned, n flare to guide alou of the library. Burroughs Son , cured, tr j..« »: and biaddei right. Don’t delay taking. ■_________________ Hpre yen L— i. *lld.............. i...«.................. 0O0 00 > which be shows bls desire for a tip. ■ them nud heard shouts In reply', but 41oeou> a*r3 ’ C: Sold by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist. No false upxlesty obscures It. You 1 it was two hours tofore a yawl crept CATARRHAL TROUBJohn W. McGuire to Sarah A. r-« our i-i1 may sometimes fear that you will for- | up to us out of tbe darkness. The lit­ LES PREVALENT STX iSmJ ' Steward,. Lot l*and e1^ lot 2 - get IL tot such fears forever rest. tle craft contained five half caste Hin­ blk 8 Eastern add. City' 1400 00 I }Ie won«t ict you. He will follow you. doo*, atsl they were suffering terribly Spring Months Cause Catarrh Breathe stwttnr L**’- Tc*** Oscar Matthews to Emma R... asking you If you have your parasol for the want of fcxxl and water. Ttore Hyomei, and Be Cured. Patyrm*. - ■ T.-t ^a» rt>-uw x Of 160 Acres • th* Throat. Fvolrn *< '--a j when be sees It iu your baud or-tf you was but one oar nnd no mH. Matthews, Half interest 40 Catarrhal troubles are more common Larrenu. b>- re.«.-».*! c-w g00 00 ' kne ’ v tbe way out when be" has just Tbe story told by tbe men. all of ■ ac Sec. 5, Rutland Ta tbe Great Canadian Northwest. Cheap rates at this season than at any other time We not only have a nice line of to txjtnr-M-cker* and settlers. For Information ' > ., told It to you. Tlie whole poor poputa- Whom spoke English fairly well, was rftoMT. TV. sudden'dnm that ?"-• T“»' Mary Shriner to Conrad Hore tawtf ta Gasoline Stove* for sale but also , ■ tion of Venice is absolutely naif in Its that they were part of the crew of a of the year. The sudden cbangre that .w e«*■». p»r*u«r ■ ’» - - Nrcnrinttf ' CHARLES BELUS. during the spring mon'hs are pro make a specialty of Ctessing and 'ner, 1 ac Sec. 14, Woodland 40 00 exhibition of a desire for any amali coaster named tbe Emerald and while come ducUveof*many eai«Tof "catarrh" that G«veram«uit Comm Is^ooer. c. I*. Rail way Repaktaf them. ■ Sult 7. Malorie Block. Battle Creek. Mick ’ sum of m’oney the-passerby may throw ab<‘ was making-her wny up tbe gulf without proper treatment will become j £'.2*’’?^ J* f 1 it. The children, onfc and all. make a of Mauaar she bad been struck by a chronic. | i-u,rn hip rc»-. MAKRIAOE LICENSES. , demand for/a soldmo as a matter of squall nnd turned turtle. They bad The pleaaantest,mo»t convenient,and ; ntwom. f*tt: . We also have a fine line of tables ... .... •fur .......... । >_________ Jakie Edger. Hastings , course. It 1h a sortjuf greeting to ev­ eluni to b.T bononi w.-rel hour., nnl» only iriwntiHr sctentiBc rrwthnrl method fnr tor lh« the Ofitmant trr.tnimt ■ Eye E»r. Fa for sale from the small kitchen Edna V. B. Nelson, PrairievHlc cal*"1'’ h. “J’S'1; Sl? U»er}’ foreigner casually as a phrase of hut hid dually nmo.lrea to loowu the »■>» «■»» table to the large 12 ft. extension' bout mid drift out to we They cMm- PlTPU'<»'!"!’ erop, tn the Utile port , general usage. table. We also make anything to William Main, Hostings ,... **t luh.ler lh.t comra with ereryoutdl, n.«,i re.. Coming from the bath you fee the order in the Him of Woodwork Ida M. Hnrshberger Hastings.. 5L’ J!? L1?,".. ST » “ ’ 1 1men 1”” breathe u tor thr« minute. Remarkable Gures : nuu uir»mv girl who ha|« charge bf the bathhouses. Wc bad no room to stow their boat, four time* a day. and do all kinds of Furniture re Job Chcesbrough. Freeport b*«n snrtvered - ss.'«’"-h ’■ pair work. Give us a call. If you don’t she bmf a dozen ways of nnd It was cist adrift, tun not before l«rrtm-nt» «r fafiv': ■ H tf Etta E. Buck. Pnnnalee DH. C. H. BURTON making henseif disagreeable next time we had seen that her name bad been । The complete Hyomei, outfit costa IM ‘ T expr*.«,. vu: i-" - y-------------The People’s Exchange, j but one dollar and as tbe Inhaler will ’HI frrrea • , you come. And <lo upt allay yqur trou- ' eratfod. ( ' last a lifetime and there Is sufficient Specialist in Eye, Ear. Nose • WONDERFUL INVENTION Ur bled anticipation* by the thought she When questioned separately the sto­ Hyomei fbr several weeks’ trtattuent.it Remember In Kelley building, just north of may not recognize yqu. One glimpse ries of the men did not agree, but ns is the meet ecnntnical (‘atarrhal rtnjrdv srowAea. Ji fryrr.' ■ ui**r and Throat. National Bank. vigsHrs; It M. • \ I of a face fixes it Hi her tnMnary for’ we had beard nothing about tbe pirates known. Extra bottles can ta procured wbn h.-ve bwr F .. •• P' • • Glasses carefully fitted. Of a Battle Creek Man. Patent Key ! mOnths. After that you fee the wom,f riw a” ' r f,s R*£ ‘ we could not make out what the fel­ fur fifty cents. Ask W. J. Holloway to -■mr'* Adder* sB , Office over Horten’s Grocery Store. Mole. i an who tnk*“« care *f your purse and lows had been up to. Their leader was show you the strong guarantee under REED CITY SANlT*mU« I Jewelry. If you fee her enough tthe an Impudent swaggerer, who wouM which druggists sellHyomei. Phonn J Office 273. A Battle Creek man has just invent­ BANNER dALVE >. Rrra Cm. 1 hone / Residence U8. keyhole which it i. »i.l will I, -y>P ■ not promise to do nuy work In return ed a 1 1V popular among the .h„ W..1. highly male sex ■*”1’ mlm5 w,llch •irtort. your noun- for his pnssage to Bombay, and he had , tenance nnd allows you to look Into It and which is destine*! to eventually and see how truly bkloous the human not toen aboard two days when the • captain ordered him Into Irons. This Dr. Spinney will I* at place his name in the Hall of Fame. For Infimts and Children. visage can be made to appear. Before action solMTed him up. and presently The keyhole is connected with an the bath you have to fee the old wom­ be whs ns humble ns you please mid Parker House, electrical contrivance so that anyone an who gives you your bathing suit begging for his relense. When restored touching the wall within a radius of It you neglect her tlie next time you to liberty he whs zealous In his duty, Bear, th. . //C, , jT MaY ,St- f "’nl ’‘OOP- ®' THE OIL TRUST.—John D. Rockfeller give* •100,000 to convert the heathen.—A Good Thing. several feet will bi- so do ng turn on come she will give you a -suit that nnd nil auspicious on our part would j ConsultaCon Free. the current, the hole will lie brightly doesn’t fit you or is full of boles. THE STEEL TRUST.-Andrew Carnegie gives $500,000 to establish have been lulled but for n discovery 1 When you go out on the trrrnase for inada, by one of tlie apprentices who reading circles.—Another Good Thing. . illumined and enlarged so that * hand a black coffee, which coats 10 cents, understood the Hindoo language. HARVESTER TRUST.—Gives,-well tbe Harvester Tru«t wants shaking like a sail with a gale of fifty you fee the waiter. When you get into YOU to GIVE Wlmore money for a five foot mowing machine Thinking themselves alone In the" knots an hour blowing, can find it. He your gondoln you fee the-old man who' than 1 ask you for a ••KEYSTONE” machine, which ta NOT in the is also said to he working bn nn at­ draws It clone to the steps with n hook­ forecastle one afternoon, the strangers combination. plotted to take tire ship, nnd the Ind tachment which will furnish with each ed stick and offers you bls withered overheard eveiy won! und carried the ANOTHER THING—Are you going to do it? Call and see tbe use of the contrivance a drink of lemon old arm to lean on. When you get out news to the captain. He passed word of your gondola nt the hotel you fee seltzer. to the crew, nnd of a sudden theold-man Hin­ Drs. another with a booked stickK. & K. Established 25 Years. doos were fallen upon and made prls- I X*J*r=J,*X *** *O NAMES USED WITHDETECTING COUNTERFEIT BILLS. aud a withered arm. And then at din­ oners. \ OUT WRrmM CONSENT. > ner, if you haven’t just feed the wait­ Not three hours later tbe gunboat i A leading banker says of counterfeit er be will be cross, and up in your room ;.from Bombay boarded us to give us the ' Hiills: If you want to detect b bogus afterward if the femme do chambro K& * '^5M ^1 Method Treatment for a seriou te . ML. blood disease with which I ha'i r. bill, just, wet your finger slightly and has not recently had n tip she will re­ news about the pirates and ask that we 1 keep our eyes open for them. Great 1st Door North of Hotel Barry. * HASTINGS, MICK 'if’-' . J been affifctM for twelve year* X* < run it over the current numtor of the fuse to answer the bell.—San Francisco \ •• a I had consulted a Shore «>f phy- (T. was the surprise of her commander to I V ' aiclans. taken all klnda ot-bl«>"<» <tx bill—not the denomination, but the Argonaut find that wo had prisoheni aboard who • > 0* medicine. • IMted Hot Springs X_ current number consisting of revrriU In a»»rt other miner*, water n t It is difficult to cure a cough or free nnawerctl (o the description of thosc'he j «.!»• 1 Btl.rlat bul on,X fot tstaporary . ! figures which ia stumped on every piece yourself from the discomforts of a cold was after. , ftU.Li r<let. They would help ■ I of This--------bit of is ■....we--vu The IIIndoM saw that the game was WAxL0* a lime, but after discontinuing unless vou uiuTu move uir the uoweis. bowels. nees Bee’s mix Lax-...currency. ---------- ------------- tprinting ...... . ” the luedlelnes the symr,:i"' the special feature of the work. Tho atiTf Honey and Tar acts on the bo weir np, nnd one of them made a confession. ! \ / A would break out again—running number ta printed under tremendous : !£d ^r‘Tee al1 cold out of the system. Their lender was Doudrn hhnaclf, and I Before Treatment, aorea. blotches, rheumatic !»«• . A” .. . looseness of the hair, ’swelling ■ they had been bhitng on nn Island in , i ‘TT 8nJd'rth .T “TV' a. the rlnnun. palms of the hands scaling. ItCbinc tic .--tontach. etc. I had given up In despair win " which ia tiard for thia and li>- tho and lunm. For Cronp, Whooping the gulf. Learuing that their where IO commit you. as you bad cured him of a aimH."< ■' I govrmmrnt only. The nnmbcr ou the' Cough, Culda, and all Lung and Bron- »l»outs vjrnH known, they had put off to ' tope, but took hit advice. In three '■ 1 ten In ti panic nml In n boat stolen from | vomtnenced to heal up and I bccam" encouraged ’ Iwi MU will Wnr nnd- blot under that f*1*1 h®«c‘J0“«. no remedy la equal to Method Treatment for four months and at the end mother vessel. Two of their number •implant bad disappearod 1 was cured * year* a*-'“ tnwnpent but the <«.! w,r will re­ sad bwu stnhbed to death during n disease sinre. My buy. tbeSe years old. 1» sound main unaffected. ---------------------------- . .luarre! and their bodies thrown over- I tAlnly can recommend your treatfhent with all 1 ----------One night 1, all IhClItn, nm^oary to ic.rr any r.otaon to me privately, but you can »’• >oard. The five-survlvoni Intended to I u* ycu with.n. throngh train W .toppri at th. K.SMThtt S STTfr 'all upon onr crew of eleven men nnd j I will put a SELLING price on all COUCHES anJ PAR­ little station for water.---------------------- | ney and bladder troubles. If you have aiurdvr us nil. Of ronrso rhe men were surrendered ‘‘What do you people do to amn.*e | rheumatism or any other blood disease LOR GOODS. I am bound to close them out and will give f Harr I* IS <’ndreT-'X.7™,r ColX.': yourselves here?” asked the passenger do«e will give relief. Sold by lo tbe gunboat, and upon being taken - rnffl % any weakness? Our New Method Trentsncnt «<H With nptnrned mu,Uche and the bo™l I F™d L 'he dnigglat. to Bombay proof sufficient to hnng has done fur others II will do for you CONSl j ■ • 1 i ” matter who has trsated you, .write for an hcAi ' throaL croup. instant?dhem was easily obtained, nnd within look, who had stuck his head out I piphterla,Bore '’•■ ”• ‘ : rich and- rare. Get first choice and make a few $$$ at 7u?r|^' reasonable. pOOKS FREK— •, " ' ffirce months of theif boarding us In (illustrated), on. Diseases of Men. Seals'! Ito-k rehef, permanent cure. "*• Dr. Thomas through the car window. I*««**— ’ nndocean they were dnngling nt the w om»n" Frf», . “Well, we git a lot o' fun cornin' to Edeclri® OtL At any drug etore. _ "O NAMES UIBD WITHOIT WRITTEM r0? rods of hangman's ropes.. We had doiw cos*«G-MtlaL QiM-atlo* Mat sad coat at Ivreitmcst >R‘-’ • -g tittle or nothing to bring about their the dce]>o an' lookin' at the queer, CA-STORIA. crittera that goes through yere on the , * 9»Mnjf . rapture, but the government of India Phone 76. The. Furniture and Carpet Man. £d us the toward am] added its k’yars,''replied the'native who was ' lounging on the station platform. * nks to the money. M. QUAD. Cor. MUhigoui Av. and jhelby St.. DetroM.^n^. B. SPI1KT A M PAINTS HEtt CHY suniin' W.J. HOLLOWAY ‘ W, H. FAIRCHILD. FLOWERS AND PLANTS Delivered A. f. ‘'ffi’S 8 GASOLINE STOVES FREE HOMES TABLES HAS THE TRUST GOT YOU? v “Keystone” CASTOR IA Ih Kiad You Have Always Bough' Monde. BLOOD DISEASES CURED JESSE TOWNSEND, COUCH and parlor GOODS SALE at McCOY'S BARGAINS > READER DmJKENNEDY&KER^ �rEM.EMber . • [ tsjiiry i* -1 • WALL paper frc«i I';11*. in select '2 to • u« cap f"r’11 ■ .-.v widfh •] HUS f. fAULKNER, The News of Southwestern Barry Mre Mm DELTON. I Houren.r of Hickorj- | Conmre tftxint W«ta«d.y with Mre CRE»»---------------------------... Our «rerj evnii„g , **. wl“ ** he» CLOVERDALE. . 8HULTZ. There were Easter services at both Mr. and Mrs. E. Rice of Prairieville, churches last Sunday -, at the M. E. left for aS” Joh°; church in the morning, and at the visited at Lee McDonald’s last Sunday. Miss Vesta Kenyon of Hickory Evangelical church in the evening. from Mre D. Norwood, horn, to b <,*S rt.it .t The Cloverdale band of i« members Comers, is spending this week at home house neat the brick y^rd. j Mra. M. C F 1 Albert Warner of Kendalville, Ind.. Greet Mapleton. Lincoln Btuh. wa. th.’Ku„t odWH^fcr'w*pTk"’ rendered in a beautiful manner St­ Elon Crook, Zen Wallace and the ; Myron MrGlucklin, E. Thomas and from'Saturday until Mondnv PF’ able music for the occasion. Misses Linnie and Emma Kenyon of Jim CvlHn. w«n to Harting, laat I Snpan-taor ktn. w„ P The Misses Minnie and Edith GillisEa«t .iMjingwHastings.- were Chas. _ • u , ....... — ............ w.rv guests guest. at a, Chss. Saturday -L> take th, examination for couple of dare 2.t « t* Cr"Be I • r ‘“ ~ — 'Sunday -2^ „ pl«. .JX-nt und Munds, with Kenyon’s Sunday rural mail carriers. | " * ***• their mother n^. r __ __ , i J Mr* Jarnos Cairn*; Mias Rosa Hallock visited her taster Mr, .nd. Mre Barner, ot Kalamaxoo, 1 where he v't'Xre're hT.”' ,o , H'lra Bret’ire “f Hump. I Mre 1.’ Cn^2„"„f‘h«I^ ’ over .pent Sunday with Mre Hallie Scrib-1 Mre Arth, r m ',mP>"JtaenL x isitetl Im Brooks and family part of ' Sunday, tn-r. I ■ ! h°r bl,or,''r w“ »« Suudar last week. I .Mre, Hrtttiosr-ribmlf h» bren con- ‘ Si!° ril™Jesse A n.tM,u , , ,, ®r,n Uayton of Cloverdale, has rentNora Gillespie. I Mr. Cltttpnwn and lunily Ure mored M . Z.t.gu?t'rfhOTlro“Mr"’ PRAIRIEVILLE. Dyspepsia of Women Mias Edna Nelson and Jake Edger of ! Hasting* were married at the home of j ! the bride, at high noon Wednesday j ABSOLUTELY NEEDLESS AGONY • April 19, Rev. Pope of Hickory CorCaned by UteriM Dlaertera ud Cared by nenj. performing the ceremony. Only Lydia £. Piakkaw s Vegetabla Ceapamd immediate friends and relatives of the A great many women suffer with a two families were present Mr. and . form of indigestion or dyspepsia which Mr* Edger will make their home in ■ does not seem to yield to ordinary treat­ Hostings. ment. While the symptoms seem to be Mrs. Bertha Flint of Yankee Springs, similar to those of ordinary indiges­ tion, yet the medicines universally pre­ is visiting her sister Mrs. Elon Cle­ scribed do not seem to restore the pa­ ment. tient’s normal condition. Mr*’ Lucile Ray of Lake City, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mra j Mark Norris. Mr. and Mra. Will Ritchie were in town Saturday. . Mra. Chas. Ruggles-of Kalamazoo, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John j Perkin* The Missmt Jessie and Mary Sack­ ,ndW1U,”n ett returned from Mississippi Satur­ Ezra Chamberlain and wife spent j day. where they have been sending [ Chas. Ixaulmugh. wife and little Sunday with the family of O. Chain£he winter. wa^,^ Tr ‘r; r- *.daughter of Delton, spent Sunday beriain. Mr* Mark Norris Sr. and daughter . i night and Monday at- J. Honi'* th.- gain i«sd if nothing else seta in 1 there bv the iwrinn uu ,4On7’ hUle‘1‘ Mrs. Kiblinger of Hasting* and Mr* ! Lucile, spent Sunday in Cloverdale. falkners | Miss Ella Houvenri of Bastings, has Glenn Dewey of Cloverdale, visited ' -r ........... —• -, The Missionary rally last Tuesday ii ■ i»een spending the past two weeks at friends in Banfield last week. 1 5arsap;it ■ i J' _ i visited her relatives and the scenes this ijlaee. the guest of the M isses Alice was well attended and enjoyed by all. A gang, consisting of eleven men Mr. and Mr* (Je<>. McDonald of of her childhood. Mr.* J. E. Cairns was in Plainwell - 7-------- »-----------1-----;---- , and Lilah Shultz. sjxmt Sunday at the hotel here; they south of Melton, are rejoicing over a ftntnrdav Mrs. Pinkham claims that there is a The L. A. 8. will have a special , ' ‘ ,, , , kind of dyspepsia that is caused by ■ ten pounds >y. tern io them April 24. IwTk. ' one day Ium j wire fur the citizen's telephone link. meeting for the’ purpose of elerting Mrs* Lucien Gibbs visited her (laugh- derangement of the female organism. Mother anil baby are duing nicely. j “ad which, while it causes a disturb­ j officer* It wiH'lie held in the Evage) ter yi Hickqry Conners Friday. ,, ,n ' „ ... ance similar to ordinary indigestion, Mra. Nellie VanTyiie is entertaining . | icid church on Thursday of next week. (reais. Urepuren met with n nnotu fa. relief wltljnt . m.dlrtn. Evangelist Shbwvnfiaii and wife visit- { o UTHWEST RUTLAND. | May 1 at 2 o'clock p. m.. no refresh- ' her brother an hii» wife Mr. und Mrs. cd the •'•Crusaders-*' Saturday. | accident la$t Wednesday, in trying to which not only acts as a stomach tonic, Brand^tct^cr of Middlev’ille. , --- be .served. . . .----_ I stop iiio his runaway lunnnu,' team. Katu. The axjv MVim-.n horses .' but has peculiar uterine-tonic effects Mra. 1 Jennie (Honeysett is kwping 1 G. 11. Otis and wife were guests of ments will . ■ . 1j Frank Hallock and family of John*- and wagon pa—ed' over him und broke ; also. A nnmlrr of candidates wore initiat- house for her father B. Fisher, during J. A. Hall of Shultz Sunday. , •. . - ,, . . ., As proof of this theory ,we call atvd-ilito thi, Mucc.vbeei tent last SiiturW. Havens and family were guests town spent Easter with. his parents F. both limbs. He is as comfortable as tention to the case of Mrs. Maggie her mother's ahtioDc* <Lay niglitii Hallock and wife. . could lie ex}>ected at this writing. Wright, Brooklyn, N. Y.. who waa uf Fred Otis Sunday. • New* has beau received from Mrs. W. G. Brown who has been sick for completely cured by Lyhia E. Pink-Tlie wul biews has'i'boua ^received cib Grandma Thomas who luis been H. Burpee of JYankee Springs Newell Barber, that her health is much tdomthre. month. WM .Moto rid. tbe death pt Mr* Fkjy G. Hoffmaster ' । visited Ed Otis (he first- of. the week. visiting her grandson and family for .------------------;—t—--------------- ; ------improved. the past two weeks, returned to» her . out Saturday, McKinnoii of Hupkins\Station. Allegan Rev. Stone of Yankee Springs, win Mira i- J. Mtad is still confined to home near Cedar Creek Sunday. Mr* Cha* Williams and children of county, wte w»h formely a teacher in have evening services every alternate Ir,. , „ ■ . . , , I WBMUnablu to attend to my dally dud.-a. I her bed. ls a guest visited parents F. Norwood of Delton wu room H’Ckory Camera, ........ ... •her —------- ■ felt weak and tMirroua and nothing that lata the Deltoq schodL Tlie funeral was • Sunday, at tho McCollum school house. will’ i Mr. •»! Mre MietaelDorter Sstontav. , K~>1 •jJlt re™«l«auturl«no.Iu mj Mlnni., McDutmU rrtuntrtl from j, Preaching . held at |Iqiikiiw Station . last Haturdsy wee] Kintfc. at 10 a. m. alternate Sun- at Fretl Zertel's one day last weejc/ | , gtotna-.k 1 tried different dyspepda corm, karemuzo. Muml.y where .H»,paut 4,y, limB.-B.zta proKreminit finely - of• Hope but nothing wemed to help me. I wan adj p. in. at ofie o'clock, j Gid Wilkinson, wife and son | visx! to give Lydia E. Pinkham'« Vegetable j and innch interest is shown. . IRVING. Oompouud a S« me Center, spent last Sunday nt Will I। Compound a trirt. trial, and and wm wm iapfilvsurprimd l.appilv surprised pHVKQH NOTES i S. R. Chamtera and wife attended to find that H acted like a fine tome, arvifa ■ . > Wl?t ...PeUy ‘?wni“K H'*i Mrs. Cripia-n of Rutland Center, was Chamberlain’s. BEFORE j the Easter services of the U. B. church • ’’ * ' * ” f The Ealter services at the M. E. Crusaders will hold a jubilee meet- , the guest of Mra. Huldah Q<is Sun School Commissioner Ketcham visit-'' I at Hastings. ' church Sunday vfere largely attended ing. A collection will be taken which ’ day. ed our school last Friday. jommended it to many suffering women. ” I ’ • and were if a high order.. The special will be in silver as far ar possible. ’ Geo. McConnell is preparing to move No other medicine In the world has . There will te pretyhing at the Evan­ ; 1 _________ • Mra. Ruth Douglass returned Satur­ 1 music by <he choir tedstod by the or­ to Irving. received such widespread and unquali­ gelical church next Sunday at 8 o ’ clock day ftpm an extended visit ivith rela- fied endorsement,or has such a record of , chcstra tv® very fine.) HOPE CENTER. tives near Cedar Creek • P- In- The ni'w I«<«tor is expected to ' Mrs. C. Wilcox.of Grand Rapids, was cures offfemale troubles, as has Lydia | The revival meetings will contiline an Irving visitor last Saturday and 'The Citizen's telephone company are G. » Harthy and family spent Sun- ! ' this week lit Cressey. building u line from Otar Cr-uk to ,lay with Frank Wrttrx of Huttand' Mr^utd Mm G.__ ____ It Otis of Glass Sunday, returning home Monday.1 j Capt. Boss and her assistants have j Creek, at J. Hall’s, the '1 Miss Bovine of Grand Rapids, was Clo-rerotale. Ctalm-.. * ’ spent Sundai‘ pf C'-dar found faver with the people.and their. visiting at Geo. Hubbard’s last week. »r- eight R. S. HARTER, M. D., ud wife were th. j <-. A. Newlud and fuflly . wrre i father of Mra. Otis who is quite feeble. ' work is being bletsed iof Godl ! ii^fht PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON. Miss Libbie McCollum who is teach- ' jpiort. ot Im..- Johmwn .nd wlfo Srtur- g,,™,, of Emtnrrrou E.lg.-r of lintlund OFFICE HOVKS-ll to It a. id.. I to 2 p.m.. T । The chi|rch all Clovrinlale gave u d»y ud Sunday. _ ■ <>nlrr Sunday ‘ ing scHxftl'in the Bannell district, was Polly'S HGTiey and tosp.m.. AU calH promptly aneadeU. .Tele­ phone at offlor. very interesting childrens' exercise homo over Sunday. , for children.xafe.sure. No opiates. Sylvertor Gretuel and family of lk|g»r Oti. unloilrf « ear of Adriu home OtBce at realdsnce. Delton. Mich. EaSt«-r moaning. The'decorations were The Easter service at the ohurch was Htmtlng. rt» nt Sunday with Arthur tunc., at (ilmltz th.'flirt of th.' wro k. wry nice, nnd a good time is reixirted Gesler and mother of this place. : He is keeping it, in stock-this season. largely'attended. Algood program was by all who! were nbjr, to attend. lumtsr. Lath, iShinolesNettie Wilkimon is working for. Mrs. Mary McKee relumed io Clover- rendered by thr y..iing people. VW M W W VEGETABLE SICILIAN Adjutant ShowfnJfan and wife, who Arthur rthlir Gealer. GiLSll'r. .loirs \ Ixwtlnit. rlllrl Vern Ixwmis and fntnils* family lexpect to dale fist. the Rrul first of ,1.x. the «-.^V week uftne after wluifim. visiting Hjo’iart '.:■' ■ let me Resided in the matings at Dolton, move to Delton in the near future, as fiends here the past w< ek. are now kissistiug Rev. Yon ng of j - tfc~-2£ewFand and Ed Otis erected he has accepted the -position as mail Perhaps you like your gray hair; then keep it. Perhaps not; PINE LAKE: Prairieville, at the Mifo church. A is Adrianfenee on the Grange lot Mon- carrier on one of the Delton route* We then remember—Hall’s Hair Renewer always restores color to Miw Edith Otto of KalamnziKi. .. ' cordial invitation is extended to attend are very sorry to - lose them, They I ‘ gray Bair. Stops falling hair, also. spending the week with -her mother at <in-• Fkllon. Michigan the rvsjtirags. j [• • ’ have won runny friends since living in Doster. * j Robert Dinwiddle ’ ot Orangeville is onr midst. ~~ Subject Aext Sunday morning at Del­ Tho I., O. T. M. tadireof Irtst.-r will ’’•vkiiw for Bd Otis ton "The 'pod of Peactete With You.” entertain the*Sir Knights, to a warm YANKEE SPRINGS. W. A. Brutekar of Chicago, will Bannek subscribers can buy sugar supper at the Maccabee hall! LANE’S CORNERS. 'IL B. Dorr has gone to York State si -:ak at tne churvh Morfday evening Saturday evening April tfi» Miss Maud and Bassie Roll called on where he will make his home with a on tvtni»erance. Mr. Brubaker comes the large Wall Map of Barry Miss Frances Burchett is assisting Mrs. J. F. Hall Sunday. granddiiughter. ‘ highly recommended and we are anticAre you one of the many Mrs. Bert Brown with her house Fred Raymond and wife spent Sim- ' ipatng an intellectual ireal. . 4 County at the Delton post- office , John Hall has sold his inten-st in his patrons of the hold duties. day with relatives in Orangeville. farm to W.* M. McNutt. The Easter exercises at the Doster I The plwi' will wwn Itf occupiisl by :: dND :: ’ The map gives all the' roads. DELTON ROLLER MILLS? John Ritchie h.t* been engaged to church were well attended lar.t Sunday, !j Gea McNutt laid family* NORTHWEST BARRY. QtNTS' FUKrilSHINQS instruct the young ideas, in the Ritchie We would be pleased to have Min Marcin Warner who has )»-en : The L. A. 8. will meet with Mr. number of acres in each farm, vou give us a trial order. The 4 l Mrs. Lcnn Maliison called on Mre. district during tho spring term. School und Mrs. Wm. Kelley May 4. for sun- sjferxling her vacation, at home, return- |: Silas Belsun last Salunluy../ high-grade roller flour made by opened Monday. us is giving splendid satisfac­ 4 with owners name. Nov ia the ed to her school at Olivet Monday. per. All are invited. ffurdelt Norris and Mabie Raymond . ' J- F Hall has sold his cattle tu J. E. We wish i • tion wherever used. 'll nw UOftier • The L. O. T. M. ladies of Doster Milton Nobles and wife visited near were the guests of relative in Hastings Jiiat wv hafuture. | ««"••* PoJunk time to gef ore before they ere will give a social in the near I—-— Saturday and Sunday. CUSTOn WORK Hickory Corners Sunday. Little Arthur Hall received a blow •’« ' i'd.'iiih; and A SPECIALTY. .Sunday school has been organized at Abram Bunnell went to Grand Rap­ and sell a quilt. j on his forehead just over the eye from all gone. '•'ruts F iirn i -1 i in com­ the U. B. church with Mra. J. P. ids Saturday to sec his daughter Mary -i a small, schoolmate, which might have DELTON ROLLER MILLS, i "ta an ! n; L- late in BANFIELD. who is vrey sick: in the hospital at I proved fatal He was very sick fur two Springer as superintendent, also-in the n,s- ....f f|lft The price, while they last, Is OrLTttU, WCHKUH. George Hinohman of Hasting* _ that plate, with peritonitis. Pinery district school with Samuel ?a. ! days owing to the injury. kites*- styles ai!<! -ni’VelB. E. Wetater and wife spent Sun­ near Hickory Corners buying hay last |[ Wm. McNutt is buzzing wood for Bogart as superintendent. fifty centa each. ties in i-njur :j.1 design, week.' day in Orangeville with relatives. 1 Silas'Belson. and ..ill be i-.isi-i to Fred Brunvy has moved his old houw ( QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. Frank Newton and family were in 1 Rutland seems to be in lino, another -w children sure. Ao oohtr* have all hiteibliijg purback to make room for the new one Mrs. Eva Decker is at Grand Rapids Hastings Saturday. '• suit pending between Silas Bolson and chasers •he is jireparing to build caring for a sick cousin. 1 Rnfna Weaver. If this would only end Quite a numbqr of new hitching Mra- Ann Stevens is owing for Mrs. , wonW £JI |w Kbnp|iy> Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Gould wert at posts have Ix'en Mt jat tho Bunnell Charlotte Monday on business. school house, which add much to the C. E. Moore who is sick'with rheu- j convenience of church going people. mutism. Mrs. Eva Decker and daughter Edith Rev and M r* and Mrs. Thus. Gould and -Mrs. Ray Rev. A. Bunnell will preach at the Missionary rally at Delton last, w eek. fe* hahnl«*; positive cure for coughs, Gonld. called on Mrs. Dell Kenney last school house next Sunday at the usual j colds, bronchitis, asthma.. . week: Tuesday* hour. Wm. Wipkwlre has moved on his • Mjsa Nora Kenroy visited her parents pli*ce. over Sunday. . POLLEY DISTRICT. Tho Temperance address was more There will be an| ice cream social at Thomas Fnlle^agd son Fred were than a Mr- BrulMiKw of at Battle Creek Friday. Isaac Houwner’s Jfriday evening April Chicago, gave a very imptoffliv* ACME HYGIENIC COUCH Oliver ’ Goqjd of Kalumo. calkd on The Ch. 2K. for the benefit of th* school library. ment and proved it.nil by the Holy “THE COUCH THAT WCNTWEWi (NF Everybody cordially invited to attend. Thos. Gould and family Friday. -dVfn and Prtiiri Mich. ■ A number of bur young, people at­ Miaa .Cecil, Thonw of Cedar Creek, Word. - This is without question the most Hygienic and D C. Stik-a ta fwlinft 'cry land' tended the Maccabec dance at Ealamo. is assisting Mr* Lsa-u* Houvener with ptaawd over tho f»« that ho ha. found They will have another one Friday her bou-M? work. . . nomo «e«l oaw that it i» claimed will We rj Per cent on THE night on account of the rain. Miss Josephine Monte of Galesburg. not lodge. Ho 1’ F'""« ,n t”",y Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse .Tones \vas a guisit at H. Stotr’s Saturday acre, of tho name. W.- will watch the Pay Deposits. To-day. Wc guarantee them in every way. last Sunday, a son. and ,Sun'lay. result. ' Mrs. George McDonald is entertain­ We loan our money on Real PARMELEE. Homestead ing a lady friend from Cedar Creek. Estate or good Bankable 1 aper. 6aST ORANGEVILLE. njjJgfFi-1 Mrs. Nettie Lawrence of Lansing is We do not loan our money away i Eva Btorr of Mikx was the guest of Nearly rrcryhcxly from here att- txtetf from home, but do business only here caring for her sister Mrs. O. A. her 1’jarents Mr. and Mrs. H. Storr last the Eaeter oxercisee al.Cloverdak with people we know are all Carpenter. Sunday. right. Maario IVlnci of PrairieTille. went P. A. Smith left Tuesday for his A number from this vicinity attend­ Saturday evening and Sunday with future homo in Concord Honey to Loan ed revival meeting at Milo Sunday eve­ .Anna Johncor. Mrs. E. E. Buck was quietly married at reasonable rates, Deeds, , ning. . . Min- Minnie Gillie of Battle ttee» at the U. B. church Sunday morning, mortgages and Legal John Houvener and wife of Hickory waa on our rtreete Sunday. . •»?=« f<r of Papers Drawn. to Mr. Job Cheesborough of Freeport. aaij DfiK-r foriWM. Corners, were guests of Isaac Houve­ Rankin Hart apenl Sunder nt home. The married couple will reside in that 70,000 F.\JtMERS New York Drafts, Insurance ner and wife Sunday. town. . and Bonds Sold. ’»■«“ • re.ult ol George Roach of Cedar Creek, visited •vat.i? 1 ‘ ■‘•oLT;* •‘lone, or aa .Mrs. Augusta Seekins of Grand Rap­ Vrt„ --natHily ManZan inside, right bis daughter Mr* George Monroe last 5 ou can pi J . u_ |Q 5: e*c11 --------- -- ------------------------------------------. -r • ids. is visiting relatives in this vicin­ fl DIRECTORS: where the pain K K aU J chme nta r ** Well as cat- Sunday. A. A. ALDRICH.iPre.ldent. ity. . lapoable .. MgnZan stope pate to e.% "< rcB5ii‘l«aMy for introducing it. Manj | ||nd — J (I. HLOHES.IV. President. FrankM.organ is building an addi ­ “•vuir Cure the mi cough »nd — —,, the llfo” E. S.-MOREHOUSE. Cuhler. tion to his home­ Dr. Wood-e Wood'. Norway 1 Fine ’lne Syrup cures DR.JMcLBAY. nonehc and «nd colds; co d«. down to the eery - Mrs. Thos. .Turgate was confind to CoughsWILLIAM ELLIOTT. verge of consumption. the bouse last week with a severe at­ Nbw*.Tcrch.M, ?IOal ,ome L. P. TERPENNINO. tack of the rheumatism. nRl-TON. MICHIGAN. . $i:,iW ,aod» *« U trc-.cnt to# pricaa. JAMES COLLINS. If Baby is Cutting Teeth. Mrs. Jacob^nkbeiner waa in town information to StiporBe ,ir. M Monday aud T the 'HfiHI DtITOV. fined to bar iK'dim account of sicknera. j - - Bta^tnn who ha. xr-L - ^L.r with the r„.aU>. «... r^' | JUrs A(. Wright POSTS & Tar HALLS Hair Renewer W. H. Chase Ift NEW SPRIHQ CLOTHING YOUR TRADE < WANTED 4 4 4 ft ft 4 ft ft < 4 4 < >. Foley’s Honey end Tat $ w Ui ftfe Uf Uf Uf w Uf Uf Uf « COMPLETE7 \sonule. I L.Loveir !&Son DELTON STATE BANK a a a fl a a FARMERS THE. Best made Couch Market fl fl___________________ free | * a fl fl Our LANDS Furniture Department w Uf Uf Is Uj r filled now with ‘ new goods Sidehoards, Secretaries, Ui fl Suites, Sp Couches, Kitchen Cabinets, Carpets, fl Linoleuitn, Shades, Curtains. T COME and See us BEFORE you BUY * a fl _ _ sAldrich Bros.. , free Homestead Green, O. tattle. ' -re �HASTINGS BANNER. APRIL -'7. Iffi. * WANTS If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there Is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. In the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If you have a buggy that’s lying Idle in the barn; a stove or other household goods you don’t use; If you have any stock you want t<> dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; it you want a girl for house work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, Just try our Want Column It brings buyers-and sellers to-. getfair, and only cokts ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try It. Among the Churches । Tuesday afternoon the L. U. B. A. ; Hociety of tbe M. E. church was enteri tained by Mesdames J. C. Lampman. I Stella Lampman. L. A. Eaton and A. ' Chaffee, at the home of Mrs. J. C. . Lampman. There wm a large crowd present, and a very fine time was enI joyed by all present. - ANNOUNCEMENTS The Welcome L. A.-S. and W’. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Edwin Ed­ wards on Wednesday Muy 3d for tea. Ail are invited. JAPANESE WHEELBARROW. SY2M F2LK&T The Chinese wheelbarrow haa Wen an object of cnrioalty for aomc time, the marvel being that the Chinaman could so MueccMfnily put it to such universal use. A heavy, lumbering conhtrnctloc, built astride of a big wheel, is used for all classes of transportation. It ia the accepted way of carrying pas­ sengers on long journeys, and tbe pa­ tient "Chink" tied almost In a knot and balanced <m hia heels, manage* to make himaelf reasonably comfortable while lie la hauled over the rotigh SKELETON BALL. Skeleton ball la a lively indoor game that will furnish excellent entertain­ ment for girls and boys on rainy days or in the evening. And then you may make the ball yourself. and that la an­ other source of entertainment. . To make the ball take three pieces of very thin but rather stiff tissue paper The Dairy Industry In the United States is one of the great! ; j,^.,. . Statistics show that more than •l.OOO.Uju/oi ateT* C&B Mrs. Will Thomas assisted by Miss Edith Batceck entertained the Dorcas daughters •< the Presbyterian church, WANTED—To least: a modern, first class house, centrally located. Addrew- at her heme Monday evening. The W. d T. U. will meet at the or inquire BANNER office. ‘ , * HOUSE TO RENT—Jn third wan! J'omu of Mm. James Townsend May J. at «:»U p. pi. Inquire Ernest Farr. 417 Jefferson St. Hasting* । A. Gayhipl Slocum. L. L. -D . presiWANTED-A ko..I bom., for ur. or- 3eot of k»lam«z..» Coilere. will te It ground by ri cduple of coolies. While this tidng Is Slewed with curiosity, B.p.j, chord, next Sun.Ue nnd there is no puMlblUty of it being put to Rapul*. Mich. . . *’»’• both morning and evening. general ; use iu any other country, for • *■' ------------------------- ------------------- *»—• Tlie theme lor the morning will he It would uut be tolerated for any pur. Ff-JH •‘’ALE OR EXCHANGE—Good ,-*Christian । Education” mid for tlx* poae wliatever. ' building lot. ft ould take cow or hora . ~ . ..... ,, The .Inpaiu'iti wheelbarrow, ou the for jmrt payment. C. R. Bishop. '’vening Th.- QnicKened \ Mem. other hrititl, haH-beyn adopted to a con ; *— -------------------------------- ---------- ------- : ' President. Sl»etitu is one of the foreFOR SALE—At a bargain, a course mo<t-educational leader!* of Michigan sldenibli* exttkrt in this country al­ ready, nnd its use Is gradually-spread­ AdtoZ^T"feETo<''>’ ’ *4*- -a "”*■<*« ing. Itj Is nnhl to have h number of -----------------i----------------------- ------------------ er, and all -Mrho hear him are pleawHi advantages n^tlbaMeibied by our own FOR HALE—A fine building lot in as well ns help-d. bnrrowsi Tin* ttwy of the wheelbarrow the 1st wan! splendid location, en­ Morning Mibject at he M. E. church Is sound iu form, having beveled tongue quire at 023 Boltwood St.F. M. Bronson , ‘Are the GospelReconUf ... . Trae?* .. ’ nnd grooved stares -field firmly togeth­ WANTED—100 boys to call and ex- 1 evening “Getting One's Bearings. \ er by rdund hoops, which are sunk in­ to grooves which are cut in the staves amine my st<x-k of liase hall gloves and „ Q . mitt, tV. 3. Mieluwl * Son ■ Epworth Lragnt. Sunday oremttK »t diagonally to prevent the hooj>s getting --------------------------- <L30. Topic*, ’’Pkpyerfor Missions and out of place. mull .to WANTED—Young man to look after Mliioniljai" U-ndor. Jiri Clxru The hoops are also provided with daily newspaper circulation in Has- , Brown. compression springs at their ends, tings ,Goo.l opportunity to make a which uiakes an elastic, huop, connect­ ' Owing to the last regular meeting | prosperous busincra. Addrero Rufus C. Sanden*. Kalamazoo. M ich. or meet of the Woman’s Clnb falling on Good ed so that when tbe tray Is made the spring is compressed. Tbe springs act him at Herahl office May H. Friday, the meeting was postponed un­ automatically, and their purpose is tbe LOST—Ffiday April 11, a gold til this week Friday. . Pajiers by Mrs. overcoming of any shrinkage or expan­ watch with wat'-h pin. Name Ger­ Huffman ami Mrs. Stauffer will lie sion that may occur after tbe tray Is trude Smith engraved in hnck. Finder read and a spelling match held. made. This style of barrow carries the will receive reward. The society connected with Em num-' ■ land in more compact form near the WANTED—A client of-ours wishes uel church will be entertained Thnrs- wheel, with less freight at the hnndlee. S2ff"rS “ V?‘is, "5V '“iJoyiW4.br Ma S«M» ood the nnd admits of the contents being dump­ ed eltheri at the front or aides. time. vaiy- make fair pavmeot. : , . , , ' Infill*. IBHMirtHfw U ’lth her. h.<w . Supper . i todies associated with Tthoinas <5/Pryor. ---' ewvud from to 7 o’clock. Evau vIhmIv ‘WHITE COAL. FOR SALE OR TRADE- I will w ll <t»rdiullv intitAxl to come. ttsy hotiHO ntal lot in the sts-nn.l ward, Rev. A . Gtows. the cvangeliiurt. cofi- , or trade for farm propertv. Call on or nddr- hh. Frank \V^lc:>x.HaatingR.Mich. tintKK in special meetings in the Fret* iv Is ibrt distant, .says Nikola .... xwn-v-r. r* ■ . , ' Metbodi.-t hull. Subject Bunday mornw AM ED—Evcrvone interesttxl tn . .. , .. Tesla in the' Elo|*trical World nnd EniWtelonll uut v,)te m onr rmll i".« *” 1 “ glurer, v hen tha energy of fulling wa­ (xdrtest 'W. J. Michael Ar Son. evening ’’Hastings at the judgement'* ter vyill >e man’ll life energy. , So far The Auxilliary connected with only abdut 3,pO0.(rtO horeepuwer luu 1 Emmanuel i«rii>h. will be held at tbe been h.-irt>(*Ked. (This 1» little, but cor­ responds _____ iH'Vertbt'less ilL:___ _ t«> _ the adding w." oP • home of -Mra. Mary Hicks. May 2. oo.ooo.omj Indefatigable laborers, work­ Maple Leaf held its regular meeting A luxa^ial will lie given on Frittay ing virtually without food and pay. to Smnrday night April 22. with a gotd ! evening April 2S. by the L. A. 8. at tbe .world’s population. attendance. Two new merubetf* were'■ die U. B. church. Lunch buxeg will The projects which, have come to Tengiven their work. Maple Leaf Grange i he sold for 10 cents. A musical pro- la’s- attention, however, contemplate of.... water poyeni aggrolias been presented with a site, for a gnun will be given by the orchestra tbe nxpl<4tation . new hall. The work will begin aoon. just organised. Everyone is invited 1 gating «<>niothiux like ISO,000,000 boree' _ ___ aud __ .1 have V-„ .. . a. good . ri/IU'or —I.U* out (in h power. Should they Io, bo /«■>» carried to come time. . a nuaner quartetj ui of a ccmury, century, an as seems proi>prob'‘ n- j i t. »r „ “ prewn, 10lItolttom, Swr. PROGRAM FOR GLASS CREEK - On WednwUy “'«"«>'» May 3. , nble comnntu trom th« LA.S. mil me will wm be u. on „„ tlie average „„„„ two tw0 Budi ,acI1 untlr„ntlr. GRANGE APRIL 29TH. lunch from 2 to 5 o’clock at tlje U. • ing lalx>rera for every individual. Music—Zera Newland. I Long before this consummation con! Topic for diseuwion :1s pork a profit­ B. cjinrch. . The Rcbecaw will give .a social at and °n to Important far able production for the general fanner? <Md Follow. Hull. S«<nnl«y April S». • tor' ’a*‘",,T' .If ?"?*B "f* — B. Jenkins and W^n. Havens. ।. . u . on this iflanct. It should be borne tn Recitation —Delia Jenkins. in.m .. to 8 1>. m I>rlce 10 rents, j mlDd thM obulned b Debate: Resolved that the farmers' ,■ An cntoxtainment follow, the .upper. b«mre«lnk n w.irefnll u probablp Ottp daughters should l>e given a college ■r ------ e- ' Tlie morning subject at the U. B. times more effective than fuel’energy training in the scienec ef home making I church will be ’’How they built their Since this Is tlie most perfect way of as'well as tho son in the science of , church” evening ’ The Confessions of rendering’ the huii’r energy nyalhibk* agriculture Mrs. John Erway, affirm- » Sceptic.’’ The choir meets at the lhe d,rp,,|ton of lhp fut’ire material do­ ’ I Z Y“* ISW ” THE GRANGE apparatus and the most economical maubincrv. ument and experience has.demonbtraii u * ’ EtRrt’ ' > ‘»i:tl douvt Un-. the Hand Cream Separator is one uf Vle inTHtCeht( a farmer can make. “Sharpies Tubular Cream Separators’’ ■ bHAKPLEo.TCMfLAK CREAM SKPAltAT'Ht. THK OAME or KKELKTOY BALL. (say one of red. white and blue), cut each Into ii circle three Inches in diam­ eter, then cut slits into each one, as marked on A. It nnd C, risown in dia­ gram. Then slip the piece marked R over tbe one marked A, then tit C over all. and you have the lutll completed. Now the only other thing necessary Is a fan for each flayer, of whom there The gnme Is to be played the same as tennis, with tlie exception that the bull shall not be struck. R must be seDt back and forth by the.wind of tbe fans duly. If a player touche* or strikes the hall In any way It scores against him. A COMICAL BIRt/ A naturalist tvb-> passed many days Iu the forests of NIcatARtm declare^ that the imst comical tiling to i*e seen there Is the bird known to the native* ns the iMtiiMor. or dancer. Tbe wime bird Is soiin-tluH-s calle*!- thl? toledu. Once the uaturalist was ireat«.*d to in amusing j»erf<»rinnnev. by two male birds uf the kind. The birds were perched-on a bare twig about fonr feet from the ground. They were 'some eighteen Inches opart. First one would Jump, luto tbe air and drop back to tbe same spot from which It arooe, aud then the other would take Its turn. They never, jumped together., but our at a time, so that It was up and down, as in n Keesaw game. The dance went on with the regularity of clockwork, each dancer singing ••to-ie-doT’ “to-ledo:” 'to-le-do!” sounding the syllablu ”to" ■ as he crouched to spring. ”le" while In tlie air and ”d<»” as he alight­ ed. The iMTformanee was kept "up for mure than a minute, at -the end of which time the laughter of the natural­ ist, was ho -haRl to suppresM tliHt he frightened the little musiclaus away.— Philadelphia Inquirer. • ~ Are the biggest, safest, arid most useful made. Call and see bno of them. 1^.3^. They have a waict. low supply can. enclosed self-oiling gears, and 4- ; They are the easiest to operate and will out last the best of any otk? Kitid-amfe. AMERICAN Wire Fences BECAUSE.... ARE THE BEST AMERICAN FIELD AND HOG FENCE - - -- - - - 58 _et5SK-f-u biffl -43 .. ri - Tb«® stock. save land. ‘They eave trouble. They They They They They They ■j-iiLaj save neighbor?. save work. save time. are guaranteed. are of the best, steel. will lout a life time. THE AME’KICAN FENCE has tlie < Uy ahFuJu|e|y Binge Joint. •rT> | "lift], and is the host squaw mesh fem e ou jibe market. We have them in slock Goodyear Phone No. 1. |£ ros THE HARDWARE DEALERS Hastings, Mic h *** A Philadelphia flrm baa tbe disttncHon of building the largest turbine tn tbe world. It lias Just been completed by the I. P. Morris company and shipped to the Sbawlnlgan Water and Pow er company of Showlnlgnn Falls, prov4nw of Quebec. Canada. This monster turbine is of lO.fiOU horsepower, is 8Q feet from base to top. is 22 feet wide over nil and weighs 364.000 pounds. It was built in the remarkably short time of leas than four months. l'T'1 I j flC I I ■ Tlie Christian Watchman relates the Hastings Markets. following.striking atiWdote uf Wndi; ' v, o ; people smeollhg ot S:Wt !■ bobc babe to the luotbor'o motber’s breaM breast will ho he lugton tn illustration of the practical }• lav Krvvuv . .. I. T_ „ _ • Markets are corrected every Floy Erway. ding to iln waterfall. “Give us our good sense which be manifested hi ev- U Hastings ednesday morning and can be relied Charade—Orville Burghdtrf. dally waterfall” will be the prayer of erythlng. Tile Incident xpeaks volumes upon ns correct at that date. Recitation—Zola Otii 1MJ&. upon tlie charnetcr of tbe Father of . Ccjnectea Wednesday. Apr. A writer Id the Delineator gives botdc the coming generations. Song—Ed Otis. • NtODUCF. His Country: ”1118 personal friend, sensltfle advrtce about eggs. There'Is a Selection-Ida Otis. Governor^MorrU. was about going to general Impression that eggs, acknowl­ edged to bei a cumplete -food, may be ’ A Polish Inventor-I!vldjj in Berlin, Europe, nud Washington, along with safely eaten on all occasions. On the who has already mvented a number of several letters of Introduction, gave Iluoey dark.—Me; *h!|e.- l|c Don’t be egotistical over any unusual contrary, nb the writer alluded to useful machines or modifications of him bls charge, ‘to buy him nt Paris n „ , . ' KGKlAin.KS. FRUITS. KTC, talent you may posst-ss and never call points out. Invalids and young children others, alrieady cxlttlng, asks tbe Ger­ flat, gold watch, riot tbe watch of a- fool >*3u»ntp<—30c iw <H1UX1« -TSc.—fl j the attention of others to your attain- should never be given eggs unless they man government ifor a patent on a re­ or of a man who desires to make r. meats. Genius Is Its own standard are very fresh. Persons suffering from markable apparatus. It consists of show, but of wtiich the Interior con­ bearer, and self praise dims its luster. blllouaness, gastritis and several other what he calls a telephone fishing de­ struction uliall Im- extremely well cared Herl. five weight— Don’t be. foolish enoegh to repeat troubles find difficulty In digesting even j vice. A microphone and detonator are for nnd the exterior air very simple.’ Brcf. dr«i»«l-ac-ac ' submerged, comjillnients otiiera have paid you. It ,fresh eggs. Some physicians declare! --------- VT’ but — attached IT~T---- by wire ----- to What n mind of wisdom do these H<W». aliveto a sure sign of .welf vanity and a friv­ that tlie slightest tendency toward die ordinary telephone In the house of wools Bugge-t about men ns well ns rheumatism makes eggs undesirable, die i>en*ni| who desires to do his flsh olous mind. watches, the Interior well cared for Don’t be sloven In your dress. To be Tbe white of eggs whipped to a froth ln* ,n dll'*: way. A ’ group — of fish pass and tbe exterior air- very simple* Sbwfi-’ar—* well groomed pronouncos the lady and with u little wnter Is a good thing to at a tfvrtl In distryico from the mlcro- Boys, remember Washington’s watch Chi. TK-i«-toc ,Y’,IInK8 W<K>L Ch < Xrns. allrt* the gentleinnn and Is t!>? greatest ree- give fever patients, ns a rule, but tho Phoo«- w ilch. under the influence of nnd be Just like it yourselves!” < nlcKcM, drrxxed -11<-— i-r Smmendatlon to a young person enter- physician sfiuuid be consulted before . die watei s motion, cnUBcs a ring at Kh1ek»-*‘,c ’ the *"' telephone, bell in the house. Thus Href HM«*» -74c Ihg society or business. even this Is given to r sick person. *■ (lane HMm- feao i $240. warned of the presenev of fish, the This game Ls played by any number OUf H kins- re "fisher” leurarely turns on the detona­ of girls and boys, all but one sittlnglin Tallow—24—<ctor by ptesslng an electric button, chairs placed close together In a clrcfaf 4<lirei> IMta. estimated wh wool—ac ivt lb «ool amiso-ia. Wool no^-iM© K. whereupod the fish, suddenly electro­ The players face Inward, nnd one WhMt t - hl.. cuted, rise dead to tlie surface. stands in the center of the circle, leav­ ing one chair unoccupied. At a signal each player changes to tho chair Just Some interesting experiments have at his right and then to the next one, been made to ascertain which wood the whole circle moving around thus ns lasts the longest It was found that fast as possible. The player In the mid­ ! T-fa oo-ssjo birch and aspen decayed In three die tries to secure a chair, and when years, willow and chestnut In four ho does ao the one on his right must Timothy Becd-fj.oo • years, maple and red beech in five take hfa place. years nnd elm and ash In seven years. PROBATE ORDER. Oak. Scottish fir and Weymouth pine Edna had been In the liouae tor aev- i °* M*ch,S*n- Cooaty ot Barry, «. decayed to tbe depth of half an Inch in seven years; larch nnd juniper were eral day. with a cold. She refnsed to uninjured nt the end of seven p-cara. oat anything, unit* to the worry or her In situations so free from moisture mother, who tnred .bo would Iwome that they may be pmcfkally called dry jary weak. "* * J Jol“ ' Edna insisted she was as strong as the durability of timber is unlimited. Tbe roof of Westminster hall is more ever, but Inter nptly described her condltion by saying: iH-a <x i.*rr<4l K. < alrm <wn «x mw --.A than 450 years old. praying that *n order or b-cS*klyl J "Mother, I don’t fee! one bit weak, hte i-uurt dd.ru.lnlnt wboare J? . but my legs feel ft nttie bowleggedy.” „ this industry alone, and the annual pftdufct 11 amount*'to more than tbe capital inve i.q •m/ )'4r dairy product le more than the cnmb>o<d products of the gold, silver and iron n>«. cntnihL gether with all the wool produced. Every year business is being put on a more eubstauihi R!ld ., like basis. It Is now recognized tha\ d.ifyjnri ducted, yields larger profits than grain farm *1 e order to do this, the progressive farmer mn* t hsw * °l Percheron Stallion] t- Slturme b.vn Singing— — Eva un<l und A Matter of Health There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder which makes the food more digestible and wholesome. This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accord­ ingly endorse and recom­ mend it. ROYAL BAKING POWOtR CO., NtW YORK. A- C. Carey of Boston, who invented tbe first machine, tn knit n complete stocking nnd ia more than eighty years old, lias Just been granted a patent ou a gas burner which, be says, will put b stop to accidents when gas is acci­ dentally turned on again after tbe fiame has been extinguished. The new device will - fit on any gas burner or gas stove. Tbe Instant ithe gas is turn­ ed off or la taken away by lack of pressure the burner seals itself and re­ mains aealefi until it is again manfpu- . fated for light in tbe usual way. M.J\0rwe™’ I via nt tbe party,®n*<! <--ur*d N*t four). A little rtrl feu off her chair, RlKht down upon the floor. Ana aU the flher little Kiri* neaa? to laugh tut me: 1 Nt" Bald Betty seriously. ' ”Why notr’ her mother asked her Full ot detlght tu find ' That Betty-bleaa her little be art PWnd”Why dido t you lau«h, darlinrt~\. Or don’t you like to tetlT” \ ”1 didn't iauah.” Ball Betty ' , *“ ’Oause It was n» that fell” F'rtdaf HAVE YOU c*® PothrQaoi Paa, Jr? If you bi w ■nnt'you xi. nr d8l»k8- * QppM ao by calling at any of my b” ].... B*W»r . would be pleased to have you -i-‘ whether you care to do any breeding or not. Also !4’i> HMM! II. A high grade ^German Coach horse. Anyone OreMlIng oLthe (ierman ffaach will do well to see bln general use, strong limbed, » Rood driver or work hot prefer this claw ot horse at the stock is better tilled i Offlcv In ttao.ctty of HMthS.ta I A>i lnfr * c0*’y 01 *“• onteTto ha I pt.&a«tM*d to the liAKTIKOM IllKWOb. . Mper i-rtuteU and circulate In sald^rJiSSTS ‘ harry, oner In o»ch -.- ,-aR for K *i wreki previous to said day o( huarteg JOC**s,Te j W-KSb. : A True Copy.) # in. £ .^rhbfsf tfiuy tarnKr! These horses can be seen on follbwing dates. ■ TvtmTMiuwr. g iWlSSartEl '£«;>„■ \\ eight IbCO High FRiMTS-A: -m-i* / UTWMTS At »««*»»•r* Cut out this Advertisement and Save it Reference. F. S. CLAPPER.Mich- Dowling, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-05-04.pdf 07c8fdff12d742b474c57d82cd685641 PDF Text Text THE ymt y„. flj-riHVlT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MAY 4. 1905.- TWELVE PAGES. FIFTY YEARS ■! W W« County Surveyor Heath and His Cousin Alfred Burt, of Camp­ iWi^R *j WHY PEOPLE "siwi it' ''' Zl THEIR ! HO CHAKCi FOR COMPARISW BEFORE BUYING •:<-> uses. Jfrtair BANNER MET FIRST TIME IN WfflfflS.Of . n<i"i HASTINGS Si h Methods'll* t they if the gain bind- KIND WORDS FOR THE BANNER bell. Ionia Co. NEW SAVINGS BANK^ JQ Barry & Downing Have Sold Their J^fD fl THIS COUNTY Private Bank. South Lyon Men Alfred -Burt spent sevontl days at C. A CREDIT New Purchaser. , aTTORNF.V OEOROE B. NICHOLS, b. Karl's in Lake Odessa last week. OUR BRETHREN OF THE STATE PRESS ARE O. J. McQuiutoe and bis father„F 10NUi aRa'vrEt) CHANCE , While there a umn came along and in­ is the New Hastlfigs Bonner With All ■; in-law H. Setterington of South Lyons ... quired if t here was any one from CampIts New Fixings. VERY GRACIOUS TO US. have purchased the linking, business , OF VENUE ls‘11 in town. They told him • Alfred The Herald extends congratulations • Burt was there “He's just the man I to Brost Cook. Qf the Hastings Banner and'good-kill of Barry & Downing, of . Nashville, who liave for yean conductrUADCrn cant to see. lam hjs cousin Waiter for th®'splendid sample of the newypaed a private bank. The new proprie- nt Io LnAnutU j IB iith of Prairieville, Barry Co.. Was pet craft which they are sending to : tors .-ire reorganizing it into the, Citizens WITH PERJURY , in WiHHilaud doing some Work survey­ their tnitaeriliera. Twelve, seven Savings Bank, of Nashville. They ing uml thought -it was so near I would column pnges.set on their new*Simplex, will have control of the stock, and • . hunt him up.” He visited him that i lots of home mutter, printed on the will both move to Nashville to take This Que Grew Out of the Trial of night and Fridnv drove' over to Mr > new presi, folded on .their new folder cbMie.--Lucal, capital b intcn«t«l Tho„ toon^tcd with thc Orand Bait's with him, mid nlk) visited his •and sent every week to.a list of'subwith them. They expect to open for • ' <->*u/.i:!, Mrs M. T. Norcutt. and Frank • scribers which bus now passed the 3.­ busiik ., nbuut June 1. Rapid. .Water Seandal. . UX) mark, is an achievement of which Bun - remaining at- Mr. Burt's until ------------------------------------------• Judge Newnham, of the Grand RapSat unlay add then went home. When ; About the' Many Improvements We are Making ■ any Michigan weekly might ‘he justly 1 The better tbe roads the more ids Municipal Court, on Saturday 1 prom! In quality and quimtity of mat­ a boy. over fifty years ago. he stnyftd neigblxirly tho nrighlxm*. When tbe granted to Attorney George E. Nichols, ter. tyjKigraphy, advertising, enter­ a yi-ar or hvo u ilh Mr. Burt’.s mother In This Paper. road reform is finally brought about. ,(>f Ionia, charged* with petjhfc. a prise, in everything which goes to in York. N.Y .. and had not seen him ; and it i» sure to be . brought about, change of venae to Barry County, di* make a first class' ]>aper the Hastings Our good friend* among the' brethren Mia-e. He is c^iflnty aurveiyor of Barry I'll The Hastings Banner is now in the there; will have been -secured an ad- recting him to report hero for trial at ••■<’i:ity. - Clarksville Recaftl of th*- i>rcxx have taken note of thekm- 50th year of its 4arititence. The Banner Banner is hot only' a credit to Cook vance in good citizen ship which may the May session of circuit court, largement of the BANNER and nhe has lately l»*en greatly improved anil , Bnw. and their sujierior force liut to well delight every gor'd American. This case grew ou4t of the* trial of the city and -newspaper profession. — ­ improvement* we have adtltsl tu pur enlarged, although it is somewhat ! Gratiot County Herald, Ithaca. . ■ those eurfnected with tho rotten Ileal; * ontfiL, Naturally we are pleased! to difficult to-see haw that reliable jiaper whose consummation would have cost receive their^ine complim*-nits. an«l • liettered. It -* is one./if the we could-be , -j-T.TTO, — the city of Gram! Rapids several mil­ know’ our readers will be inieresteilI in ' most valuable papem'in tbe state, able The Hastings Banner appeared last lions of dollars, by whicK it waa at­ learning what the newspapers of jt•'* the — and influential, and the peuple pf week as a seven column paper. Th I tempted t<» have that city get h»r supstate have to say of the BANNER; 1We Barry county •lioU- good judgment in Banner has added to its equipment a I. ply of water from Lake Micigaq. Mr! shall do our heat to make this iui|per giving it n large patronage.. The Simplex type-setting mad»iii<*. a Bab­ Nichols was of ’ course hot connected CHANGES DATE OF ANNUAL worthy of the kind things I .nr with the city’s government in any t . Messrs. Cook, the publhOfcra, are cock Standard proas and an Eclipse fold­ brethren of the press have said ofltUS.. bright, up-to-date, able and reliable ing 'machine, all on account of its JURY WAS DRAWN MONDAY BY way, as his home is Ionia He appear! MEETING TO SECOND MON­ Below are pr»v notices clipiped from editors' and publishers, and the Ban­ large and increasing business.--Plained as*the leading attorney for Lant K. PROBATE JUDGE DAY IN JULY. bur exchanges’. ■ Salsbury.' who at- the time the water ner every week Hears evidence of their well Enterprise. MACK. deal was pending, was the city attorney ability. The finis has just placed in Tbe Hastings Bknner Editors liive of Grand Rainds. lie wai convicted of TbeHftrtinga Banner has been en­ certain improvements which their inSCHOOL YEAR ALSO added a new Babcock ^ress and tkq-e cnwng busineis called for. They larged to a seven rolnmn quart*.* The bribery in connection _wfth that deal* BEGINS THEN setting untchine to Gieir outfit. tattd .* have enlarged tlie paper to a seven prot -1-tors have put in a new press THE DRAIN WILL One vf the witnesses against Salsbury'. enlarged to a seven column pn»»-r. column folio and! fn'qnentiy have an just 1 ke tho on^ upon which The’Olc BE FOUGHT HARDI was the jiromoter who tfH< mpted t-j . Now they can ••<’«ok"*nll thni i< extra sh-*et therein to accomodate their ^r-rvor is printed, added a new folder 'engineer the corrupt water deal. It-; , School Census Must Be Taken in May "brought t< their n^w> mill. L«*>'t»ll business The equipment has been en- and made other improvements. Tbe * was alleged that Nichols attempted tq ' Journal. • Hereafter. Other Changes . larged by the adi^liou of a iiew steam Banner, always a first-cIum 'county seat By the Citizen* of Nashville and of i,riw tills promoter not to testify AND SAY VERY PLEASANT THINGS ABOUT NEW SCHOOL LAW BIGTHORNAPPLE EXTENSION DRAIN against Salsbury. Tlie promoter laid, , Castleton Town; press, folding mi*hinv. and. type set- paper, is now better, than ever. iuiJ we Also Made. tbe alleged attempt to brile him U-fora fhjp The Hasting-. Biiprwr caincQUt L^t ting mncWne. up first-class and 1 in nre glad to note thiz.cvidelice of prosS **m - nui***rtau| changirs in the school L|. even-way Wialf •. The 'Banner at- peritjl : Portland OtaoA-er. . In „ a. the prosecutor, who encouraged him to| )»w*« -»f tho -tate hate hqeg made week enlarged from .*&• to seven : attempt to lead the - alleged bribers to ■ umns. The Banner 1ms recently . jn.j tains succtM l^vkust' it deserve* ir. • filed asking for a dram ttcbiucally j believe he Woujd fall in with their through trfe -pn*yisinns of Art. No. so ! — ’ ------- . -Y l ••-'■Jark-Hin Daily stalled a type-acting machine anil a , The Hastings Banner *njoya such a known-as-the Big Thornnpyle Exten* t ’ic- Pub!;«- Act* of lh*i5 lately pass­ | plan. Thi* promoter alleged that the^ giving tlrt- >*|1«n-! Citizen. liberal advertising patronage that Cook'; sjun. UMs was to camuwt with 'Baton ; detail's ufjhe a'l<-ged attempted bribery) . ed by both h*»n&es| <»f fHc" Legislature, new news|«qer press | the neces-ary faciljtid* •J* d'-mniHh-djiliy' tknuuided ji ly ’ Bros! have been obliged u* enlarge the County Thonmprle druir.2ge sy*tem h.i- liven MgiKsl Iw the «lovorhur and .of the promoter were arranged between the increas'd u-lvertisipg patToniige kisl piija-r to 7 column?. 12 pages and hav.- aJxiut two miles east of the cuuntyiine. Two of tlie be-ii cymAs in .tho state uf -iivf-ri immediate efleoL the latter hnd Attorqey Niclxils. One! a bettor news Mirvije. The l-kufk ’ added a fine new e-piipm^nt consisting All tbe ‘preliminary probeijdm^, in■Otte ul it* n»-t important fcatifres is AGcliigan are located at Hastings. One of a Babcock Standard jte**. Eclipse rinding (he ecu tracts fur tome uf the of the {mutt startling incidents of Sals-: is one of the lw-st exHumgcs on ‘ bury's trial was die hasding oror toi is^l. L. Cook awl the otlier jg W. R. in cbitoging thy date of. th® annual folder and Sjiuplex ty|»r-setting ma- right of way were taken some t-imel and we are glad t<» wei the. evi, *-l.*w>t turning h-qnt the fir*t Monday ('•>uk.' .slitors and’ publishers of the'-’.chine. The Inst issue contained* 3* ago. Bijt a jury wa* required to u«-!' the trial jiidgeof the money alleged to| thrift.—NK'-l.iilie N’.-w*. . ' have l*en j*snl tothe jr*>»j,f4e: through; ;r S, |ihixib>!f* :■* the Yqcoin 5|,'U*hiy in ILL-tinp- Banner.; The-*.* two ptinejjs •xAumns of home ailvf-rTi«ing and this re rm inc whether the dpiin was a necre-L t j; the agency of Nicholo, the con-idt-r*-; d-t'-y. i ‘msgivi.:-any q.^vinistoes who ; «f th*- pre*-, *»••«$'Aprj ”M'.u,Hnn»t say>• -pirit<.r.af. :l^»in^llii™.uf,»p;i- ,i&ji ..a. rtmrawd. ^,7.,“^ •• V Iffrt.v ;.rra:i,.”-ui'.rr" Ti-sJ fTi*^< .. . u. has .. built mTlTfl.tig-. tfce RiilsrTif te-ifr ,2,111-1 SW-Mrti w>-- Th'-luxiing s*-b*>bl year. . a ; cvitthin'r.’ j«ge I 4) left IU.< irre' hustb-r;, of 17? in r>»J to 3. .Vci al the l.v» could n*>t agree, standing -'Y ven.fur t.i ,They hav«» -a new pii1 The Banner and Hailing* one against the dru|>t Hi-- |<» Ottawa itntulnV.kl <;n i*unti j-nbl l-licounty# when and Ca-'tlctca township have'reached bribery chart ind k«> Cuhg -it « Mp 'uu* new !1; • ib.cUkMi. to opp'*.- the drain. The tint* after th: ch may-’ be D*iJ.\ He aukHarting Banner' luu wilt* r'dell, and-blso I his part in tl Monday of- thi* wvelr. through the:: :dt»-:npt ku hriiib the | that Nichols • ; f .til -eh -I The Hastings tlan.n-r has Imnui m l:jT‘' Kkju .-r :j- .*>nit ii n Ral-xx-k standard J n-sJ an Eclipse bols. having lh«» *-y»n-i railing of.another jury. Drain iwu iu'*[vittel of the J* ibery !’ <-'..iarp-<l fofm. m*w ing rapid strides.rif bit*-. putting r,;u folder njid iTSimplcx tyj»- M-tting ma­ _ charge Mer<-i>lumn *h»s«t wit ’ j! j To chine. -The Messrs. Cm>k BrtH. are eunew pres*, type-settin^ machine, fol 'could not again lx* put to jtrial on that -h.’iil commence etc . arid cnlotfirtg to jarven coliiw I'N accomplish this impreveii-'Hl terpri.*dng newspaper leaden*-in Burgess, of' Barry were nl*o present in ehnege. He was. however. arrested for 4 one of the the prol ate court. Alter considering allege.I fft’rjury in the mal ing of stater ! nil of which is wurnti^od by men.™ ed . luive installed a tnnw press,’ folder and their profession and. publish btmnev*. In addition «o puh«i«hin j a tyj*e-**.‘tting miMihir at an outlay >*f best' journals in i„ Michigan - -I-apeer '■ tho mutter Judge Mack decided that in meats to tbe coprt at the time tho pro- j terms - ,f offire frn|n wid day. justice to alT cmicerned. ntul in view motep j’.fid.oter the njiuw y alleged to • fir-t class n«-w.spa|MT, • the publish*, f-. several thousand hollars. Tla* people Clarion . . I In-,- niinn.-il meeting >*• boards of Meor-, W. R. and M. L. Cook, are ai- of'Hastings arc tj I** congmtulattnl **n --------- . of the fact that the matter - had been have l*eer.gi\cn him. if lie ivouhl screen | Sf-t! Ml In-qH-ctors j* to be-held on the . so largely interested in the manufn'ct jri tbe enterprise of t 'iok’Dro-j..—-Vermont­ pending since early in iw|mid withThe Hastings Banner haw enlarged to Salsbury. It is uponxlii- charge of pfcr- j fi-*tMonday . in August. I* Ing industries in Hastings—Clinton ifef ville Echo. Vill ‘ ” 1“ be . (i seven column paper of ten-dr t welve .out objection until recently, that an­ [ jury that Lawyer KielMs The -l(ryct.-rot each echoed dis­ other jury should be called'! since the tried here nest term ' litiiTcbjirge of j pages as occasion requires.hiwane^pmilican. ’ trict miKt ik-livt r his annual, rej-urt to ;ailM) ' type setting mnchiiic. presses and fol­ last was so near an agreement. • The venue was requested- i»y pim ’ Bn«in»s* is boorjiing with tlie Has-< der. Hiwtings 4«-inai>de.1 such it plant jury selected was a< follows. Horner he alleges thst Kent nlunty |>cople arg-1 th** f-chovl inspectors on or ’■before the lunty people are - i The Hastings Banner appealed l|bt ting- Banner and it lie puldikhors are to ! Flowers. Prairievillej Geo. ft. Nelson.. -*> ; rejudiced against any < one who is ! tir-t Monday in August. and the enterprising Cooks have.filled ’ * ‘ •qvr.-. A nfW !*• f*ongratnlaied. ! They hn\e enlarged ■ i ri,..- .lutrirtl te,w«m tbul wk w< a I.-jukv j-« the measure and-rorto'ded itnn. The Prairieville: Fred Hughes. Oraugevilh*. alleged to have nqy codInection with tbe ..................... citing -'-‘"’al SI.ukIb.v irf .Inly ami the i.r^t; prvas ;u- l a simph-x tyj. ____ „ in-'.- th«» paper to Meveri|<*<>lumns an«l twelve Banner is a modern Michigan weekly. . Will Bfoore and Hale Kenyon. Free­ water deni eases that nI fair trial is imWwlay In mn.| maW ou, am) chine »ave lately l-*c added w IL pagi-s and have pbiced a Simplex type port: Alvah Seeber. Rutland; Chas. --Bellevue Gazette. l- 'tyertothe tawfAlp clerk m .tat. - Kann-a-', m..-Lpiu.al Vpilpmeu:. .lid possible.* Bann-r's mcch$ical 'e pdpmen:. aMl setting machine and a new Babcock Cock: Hope: John F. Williams AlmiThe fin-it arrest *>f Nieliols and tho >.:. m <e nil tutt Vut«l by the .li.triet with their lil.-nd advertiMUK l<tr,Jti Standard pr<-?»s in their equipment. • n»n Aldrfth, Barry: C. E. Nickerson. later cimfes-iei s of H.-<l>-l'qry involving MUpharetubaterled for the ernmiu, age i, Utdd «em th,, th. i.oldiehfjrf • besides a n new Jw ffolder. „uL.;; Tbe The Banner is u We .are glad to note, the increasing Lacey: RossCadwalladcr. Barry;.S. R. Nichols came as a shook to the latter's, prosperity which has ‘hern coming to Rogers. Prairieville. The ' jury will many friends and HOfuaiUtan^s. He the Hastings Banner for the past few convene in the probate office Thursday, ,... ltat it m,<In U16 to'tell > (g} The srbonl , censn.x in- all dis­ paptrdjm—M.Melevilie bun. was onej»f Ionia's leading'citizens and representative tv-day. at 10 o’clock. The citizens of months. Always a . . pf it-» fluid.- Allegan -Press. trict*. other than in cities having a lawyers, and was then the state sena­ county seat paper, it is now taking Nashville and Castleton’see in the pro­ tor from his ' district, ftut for his Imputationuf three thousand or over, The Hastings Banner apjieared last - ; snrh strides that it closely resembles « posed drain a menace to- th® bottom must lw taken during tlie fifteen days; week enlarged to a 7-cobnnn <mart<*. —7 • SANITARY '8HEAD . • , . , mctroixjlitAn--'Qews-giver. The pro­ lands of the Thornapple. If Thomapple Continued en pare three. printed t.n a new pn™ and folded J a W prior to the first Monday in June. new folder, .md the type Mt qn a SimHatting. Batmer. and prietors, Messrs. Cook . are newspaper lake could be lowered, then the village HERR ARHENS” •’•Umificturtd bv Carl er of idea tvjmemtii* machine. Thi, plaira >n»"«l.«te!y nft.-r bur ,»p^ w„ out men from the ground up. and. more and lowlands could be protected by SUDDEN DEATH OF 'x n” ,. t here came a ,Banner with still greater . 'the City Bakery. ' . ,, h ,, . than that, Ithey are progressive and dredging a deep channel to the lake. HERMAN WILCOX. the Banner among the front ranks of . , . improvements. Seems they have added hustlers. They have increased the sixe Bqt the courts have stopped the lower­ The Beautiful Imported German Coach ■Aftfod many ;* I ;;-,.?, .wondered T.W.•■Ml *^ie sai* ’’CWS ha« just been received country newspapers, fully equipped Io * ... ' Stallion. rirt nn.1 <);««•»nb « type setting machine, a new press of the Banner to a seven column, added ing of Thornapple lake, and the Castle- «4it> . m!Wta at Irving by George McConnell, of the tlo work with neatness anu uispatcn. I . ,.. . . ,have en- a new Babcock press, a Simplex type ton and Nashville people interested do ! 2 “Herr Arbena" the beautiful im­ and- h new folding machine, Herald. , ... , nearly • 1 • of. h«dJ'.-d in sudden death of his brother-in-law, —Freeport 1 - )Ilarged the paper to the size sotting machine and an Eclipse folder. not like tbe idea of Eaton county's ported German Coach Stallion, can be ket.: »j. , .' * "' ’ ‘ir* e*wb'. Herman Wilcox, of Loe Angela. Coli.--------; the Wave and havu it filled from first Congratulations.—Olivet Opitic. surplus water being provided with a seen.st3the fair ground* in this city - <U‘ • iin'l as ' fomia, who formerly lived in this On account of increasing advertising. page to last (and there were a lot of ' short, swift exit to the Naahville dam. every Saturday, or at any of the breed­ tach loaf is ,vicinity. He was a brother of John patronage the Hartings Banner has .'pages) with the best and breeziest kind ’ The viUw of Nashville and others ing places mentioned in the adv. on HE’S A HUSTLER w,,W«l in a Clear ’■ a?! tiaj£r that Wilcox, of Irving) and will be re­ bee* compelled to make more radical of matter. These are improvements interested have employed Colgrove & page 1'2 of this issue.; J. D. Rounds, kwptunt all din Mt,,: - -t of - very inemliered.by 8 good many of the old ~ ’ increased to sevtan ; only tlie big offices have enjoyed in the Pottor to fight tbe drain at every of Carlton, is. the owner of this beau­ ’ This UreM i« f an Henry Ragla, of Coats Grove, Enjoys Hid*and •< ihole'. ■:settlers. ----- l---- . He was l»m Nov. 9. 1847, changes They havenew and larger.! past, but the Banner's mission for the stage. They will go before the jury tiful stallion. The get of Arhens are bought a new and and nlarger jwbi, uVieeins Mu ’ca‘'- wdxuatr •■.; • a Nice Business. • I with . their objections, and In case readily sold at big prices. - •pure. Every , and went to in 1879 and - J’Ahitary California in Nebraska 1392. Deceased was to an j columna press, j)re8H B n foldi folding ng machine type- ;।, futureWems future to be lie to cut a big swath. swath, in th-Htj - nwrejued , honest upright n-machine mm.hine besides other minor It’s a hummer. hummer.-Lake kmm-”t.i« X- man, liked by C all who •- >>■ — Lake Odessa Wave. It ought to be a matter of pleasure Henry Ragla, of Coats Grove, is one \they lose there will take tbe “^1 th? *aj- ,v**iv to every One’ interested in raising the of the kind who do not hide their to the court of lust resort, i the forTh I , J~ h'’-------w°'kmaking " ehAMv-K Cook X Bnw. »n, Uw .. •°5*pidiy that :h, grade of homes in ;this vicinty. to caiidlca under a bushel. Three years declare. , • , to lag..' Co. Heu*. appurantiy wellRo.liwd a« ever BanMr |ierJ jn (|w „ nnd >riJ dMarving Tbe pabliabed by ago he started in business in Coats The Hutip/a Hastings Bamwr Banner published for ,ht Aogek* «•»» Electric „„„ sU1 „f Ih)J 1M<)ing know that such a stull ion as' Herr i« nujnfa.-’ . . -.}> Sanitary ,offer, bat maidenly (he huva attained.-CWe- , Cook Bna. will be ,» yean, old In May. Arhens will lie at the) fair ground in Grove. He wanted more business, so EMMANUEL JUBIORS , f'e’’T-pnqru : . . • . ELECT OFFICERS j this city every Saturday ■ i In preparation for its semi-centennial he started out to get iu Each year has >ty Bakery did nut seem to ...... ev:a...- > ' ~... .J.. next yp«r the publishers have just seen an increase in trade over the pre­ Enunnuel Juniors Guild met Friday died with hemorrhage of the heart v«.v« while riding with the cashier of the , U ' ' made substantial improvements in both vious one, until today his business is at the home' of Mrs. E. - Busby i thf. A DANCING PARTY I for han.-. : company he worlf.-d for. The.Maiwns -----week tlie Hastings Banner ap- j tjjC paper and its iipiipmcnt. With more- than double what it was three and elected the following officers for liad charge of the funeral which occurThis ------------------ a_^iissue of April 20 the Banner appears years ago. Mr. Bagla appreciates the the coming quarter: Lyslo Dickerson. yo be Given In.St. Rose s Hall Next ed on April 27. Ho leaves to mourn pears a seven-column, twehe-p«ge ^IWEResn-. LEC1LKE, ' with 12 pages. A new Babcock Stand­ value of advertising space.in the BAN­ president Lam Tulhnrrf, vice presiWednesday] Eve. his lots, a wife and Im o daughters and j paper.as the result of the addition of a ard press, a new-Simplex type-setting NER and every week he lias special dent; Ira Peck, secretary . Milford a dancing party will be given in St. «B. L I cj gave a very nunieross other relatives and friends.typesetting machine and a new press ! machine, and a 'new Eclipse folder pro- sales that are bf interest to all who Thompeon, trwtfurer; Fredrick Heath. Kobe’s Hall, next Wednesday evening, ------ —-— | and folder to itseKpiipment It presents ’Our Father’s ■ vide the piper with most excellent­ come within the radius of the trading chairman program committee. A short Thttt the party will lx- a most plenwuit n handsome appearance and its readers c hurch Tnes- SUCCESSFUL. OPERATION mechanical equipment, whiqh prohtlbly district Of Coats Grove. His adv. in program was then carried out. Vocal ■ un0 without saying. a>» Troxel’s F»R TUMOR, .-ertainly odght u> apprecinw th, big ■iuru was illuttrfr* tai by. num* tun*. : equals that of any country weekly pubthis issue will bo of interest to many. solo,. Ira Peck; Piano solo, Claude ; (tlu orchestra of 12 pwtos will be pre­ Dr. Sebuyler Gramuf Grand Rapid*, ineraaao in the ammiont of news for^irzthe psogr* • -]4:can views, fished in a town tlx* size of Hastings. Busby; Recitation. Fredrick Heath. ! —pw* mme orchestra that furnish­ •< tTte missionary and Dr, G. W. Lown-, of ibis city, on ni’hed them u a result of tho improvo- i The friends of the Cook Brothers will B-»! ir. India. for tb«. recent Tarty given by J. G. Re\cr, bf Freeport, was.in the ice cream and eako were served. Visit- (.q P»- be glad to know that their well deserved • Africa and Thtnwlaj- performed an operation on ">’“*■ which nial<" -the - ML Aaerira . ora present Mr. and Mra Rogers. Ihe Troxel orchestra. The sale of tickcity on businom Tuesday. • ge and very at’•"xiw- andijr.ee - — t*7 ’ Mra Timothy Burke, of the 2nd ward. «ible. Cook Bros, are to l» oongrato- j prosperity enables them to put in sb Edward Bailey, of Gohleyille, gave ' E. W. Mortill was a Grand Rapids ets will be limited, aul all who at•»rd lecture. n moyinff an ovarian tumor. Tho opor- ; lated.npon-tho neat appearance of the 1 complete a plant.—Port Huron Daily *l-»ch YIM given millet thethe auaplW visitor Saturday. | tend will enjoy a most pleasant evening. his Hastings friends a visit Tuesday. | atiop UM- Terj. ,nccwrf,,| and tbe new Banner. -Sute Republican. LanF- M. b. ■ Th-.- -<iety cleared • Times. . April 21-05. patient i, recovering nicely. _ j eibS- I ■ ! �2 — HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 4. 1905- -.......................... —--------- -----------f aginary negro balance of power. This PROFITABLE PRICES hendirshott schoolhouse BANNER. » tho Vjew of the matter held by John : far wnm ri ip Jt w” rrp"^ weclt th^t FUn WUUL LLIr nlwlM hlld llroken ont in tbe ^eltool. .. Pobltshed rrrry Thursaiy foteoooa at | Temple Grave*, the Georgia editor, • „ ............... . ; bat we learn that did not and ,.expressed in a letter to which bi*WU; ItIUMFU HmUut', Mteklgon. _ , . om LUULprove lb utu to MMV, W . . Fanner* Are Assured of Highest 1 the mcJlsleg . I signature is attached. The interest* of :1 COOK BROS. Editor*. Price* in Thirty Years. I , ,Mr« ■ 'tv the south are no longer represented by moaslc scare. Mra. Mrs. 7 i! Ou account of tlie mosaic IT PORTV-N1NTN YEAR. the democratic party. 'The great ma­ The pnero offered for thi. y«wr'. wool , Clara Bn)Wn who w „ expected Brown who wan expected to to «ten- : jority of the voters of that section clip 1 ue certainly very .ttrective to j Mrt>ln ,he u A. g. thi, week widtee I f.rmer. who mire >J>oep. The Bne .nd of what the republi- h cordially approve : „ never hwl, V 0NTH8....... ran party has done and of what it pro­ .boner clothing wool.tMge from 23 to (he Xn. Dffiy will J MONTHS poses do, but of mostMay of . t |W Mcenu. and tbe longer and dryer „to Urtata lhrthe Aw vote* o„ Thnreday _rente, — and ..., formpper . -----------------------------wools from 20... to 21 Knitted st tbe (>c«offioe st HmsUucs MtehL them'-are controlled either by memories ■1coarse . . 1......-------------------------- -------- • > T .. ' tt . itfe-fe-l ASKINGS Special Sale o/ Hosiery 9 9 9 Friday and Saturday, 9. 9 May 5 and 6, 05. 9 9 l ease 40 gage ribbed top, fast black hose, 9 regular 10c value, 2 pairs forIj5c 9 9 Only 4 pairB to a customer. We are showing all the latest novel 9 ties in lace, stripe and fancy hosiery. A complete line to select, 9 from. ■ 9 ’ 8 I 9 The appearance of a stylish gown i- if;, n 9 9 ' of a long-distant past or through ' advertising RATES. 1 shadowy issues of the present which Display a4vertuinK. rates fumlshM 00 appu-. their imagination create*. eaOon. . _______ ] even higher price* are paid for tbe ex-. Ed Mowrey and family were eallnl Qul tra quality. At three priefw. which are to attend the Inneral ot tlawiiu. Mow- . five cents a pound higher than last rey. the former’, brother, on Saturday । year, there, must certainly be a Hand­ DUItotM RAAIS rc.uing nwncr*. uu , .... So.unont Br-ecc. t-sv,u»; Some rort of . chutge will need to some profit in sheep raising, and there laatFretj. Fuhr a -piece of , , wwre.!o• IU,-. Arerw el —«<■ »ardu<> Ue mad. in onr politiral policies The is no reason to expect that there will T —r~. — hasrporrduuied ----------v v___ .!»_ T ■ - ~ XJukWaaaM. VvzxvHA tlTlll i WsntctMn ica wordt« wbiBwrllvaDetroit paper, tnll of. the snicide irf a be much lower prices for wool. The ' land opposite Jerry Haynes hopw. and ■ drouth in Australia killed off millions . is putting up a nice house, Um. Detroit painter which was earned. M Lewi. Howe h«s got moved onto his 1 V/ Botlrcs of IJrths, deaths or marriages wlU be th0 suicide claimed, bv the fact that he of sheep. Tlie war in Sonth Africa prtinoq 1 roe as news inacirr. \ 1 • 5 the (arm which h-* purchMcd of Jas. Clark. : 1^ HF.Xo Minimuiilcatlou will bo' published tin hud so uiurh work to do that he des­ j decimated the flocks there. So - - • '-------- :i— | A, dcr any clrciunstanees unless k boars the paired of over being able to do it all. | world’s surplus of wools was reduced : writer's name and post ofbeo address. COBB’S CORNERS. , & We do not remember that there were ' to the lowest point since our Civil war. , JOB PRINTING. , M1V1UW Mr. and Mra. Milton Coulter many suicides due to that cause from The world's population is increasing. ; A >««•„, W. when the country triM , So is it* intelligence and general pro*- 1 near Grand Rapids were visiting ,n;tf 0 do ovurx kind of book said job prlutlaaits exjieriment with a • ‘tariff for rev- I perity. This means more and more thejieightorhood over Sunday. • . J;J------ 1 j ------------- l-. ■ iennq”. , demand for woolen. goods. Arid with Mrs. James Mathews went to YanTo many readers of current events . no surplus stock anywhere and a grow- kee apring, .Saturday to risk her sister it max' put »e«m timely or nccemar’y to a,juthyrftnl. everybody will- agree with , ing demand, high prices forwool are 487 ' give-much time dr space to the discus- James , J. Hill that life insurance com- .OMured for some years to come. It will . , ‘ Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. Mitchell jr. of' ® sion of tariff topics in this season of,.;jwinies ought to lx? more carefully pnyXanners who can do so to r“'“', Middlevilla werogucM. bf the former's: $ fa*' non-activity and noii-dtectutston iw far !iimanaged. Some of them seem to be ■ sheep. • I mother Saturday and Sunday. its pilitical affair* are concerned. And managed very carefully with a view of ‘ Mrs. J. J. Trego and 5irs- James Pongee Voil and. Marconi S■ ith.g. yet it should lie kept in mind that i providing high milarivdiplaces for a few One cane fine Dimity, and Batiste, yd 'oc NORTH JOHNSTOWN. . were in Woodland. Thnraday there is.r.ou In progress an Intelligent- ^men who hove no ttpecial ability ex- I C. Rhbfidger attended the Masonic Mathews all the new design-. :!>• yii Fancy mercerized, very neat, the yd 25c pridHy to visit the former’s danghly deiroptrd effort to bring ohonf tlie • cept to l« very prompt on piiy day. kdge at Ilickory Corners last Satur­ ter Mrs. Della ■Garn. reviewing and revision of bar present jl lOdoz. ladies collar and cuff set*, a regular 19c value, special day night. ! There was a good attendance at the tariff law. It i* well known, of course, i So far efforts have proven unavailing BMr. iind Miu 0rn.li Barret.of Dolton s„n\uv~ Qniui nn uitrn-t ia that tho greater port’ of this effort to negotiate a treaty between this were callara at Walter Beacfs one day |Bin(. lakcll hl tlw Sondar school. ■ conies from bourne* that are unfriendly country and China looking to restric­ WonJ rrawive<1 fn)„ Grandma tv all protective tariff laws, and much tion; of Chinone immigration. In the laat week. iti) Mix bon- VanSyele ot Battle c<jb)1 tlu. ^<^,0 poorly, but iK. of the remainder from journals and in­ absence of such a treaty ir is feared |o t<1 ,hl[. n.tllm dividuals that, arc seeking notoriety that ______ . .peril" may . lie feal- Creek. 1» vi.iling her parenta Sir. and h tlie ••yellow «r — Ed tv> Bristol. i । 1 . Mrs. and favor through alleged appeal* in ized soon at our western doorway, 1 Mrs. B. Walker attended church at Mrs. Etta Beach suffered with an behalf of diMtaCt classe* and certain ■ -----------------------Irving Sunday morning. A bill to have state supervisiu of pri- abscess in her. eye territory. That our conntry’s indus-' ______________________ .. . last week. She intrial and commercial condition* are no-, j vote tanks has been introduced in the tends to have it operated on as soon as i LANE S CORNERS. , usually satisfactory, appears to have ‘ Michigan legislature, and with every possible. While Mr. and Mra. Chas. Frisby no effect upon tariff revision advocated prospect of favorable consideration. । Mrs. Anna Robinson has returned | were returning from town their horse They would, be the first to criticise-; .Governor Warner is taking great inter- home after spending a fewdays with 1 was frightened by Mr. Colgroye'sauto- ■ the republican party for the existence est in having the bill pushed to sue- relatives in Bedford. ■ coming uno comm u ocuiuu House cleaning always calls for a supply of I mobile up behind them.tuvm Jilrs. <rf unsatisfactory conditions, and any , cessfnl action. Mr. Mm GaHop uf Kalamazoo. I “hZ jumi^ fbuggv. tZr' Laundry Soap Scrub brushes /. rt* lontwy or wtspted »t«tu, of uff.it, --------------------------rhlted .t Mr. »t»l Wm Clark s A, low in her right limb, I will do roil i-xetirig in Building this iurnffT. !---------which gives no opyorianitie. for conOver li.OW-poople die in Michigan , . , K . «.>,i(.i. x'id any thicg'In the Toilet Soap Mops and Brootns. .. .t„ aJi- ..YJJt._>. TV,. | canning a very ptinBtl fracture which line |(rf carpeutef work. If you tension and criticism is also deemed ] every year of tuberculosis. This would We understand that Mr. and Mrs. : may prove serious. * Are thinking of'pufiiugup We have a nice stock of everything in these lines. If undesirable. It is because of the exis-J seem to be argument enough to secure bouse, uitin. or ..□< bulldiop, 1 John Boyd haw adopted a little girl A „a» called and help aotnyou are in a hurry, just call for Phone No. y], as we tence of such influences in public state aid for an institution where the wouM like lv !:g>ire with yu. from the cranty house, one that -«• m„ned and Mra. Frisby mail" as com­ affairs that it is necessary to urge con- disease could be treated in tlie mist deliver to all parts of ttu? city. sent there lately. • J fort able its po«it>le. . tinned interest in a principle .that is- thorough and scientific manner, Tbo-dcbate at the Grange Hall has Our stock of GROCERIES. FLOUR and FEED is i al>b have th, Ig'Xt riialom related in an important way to all our Mr. Wm. McNutt and Mies Minnie complete and onr prices are right; Stock raisers should for tp inamifr..-:e» Cawat country’s progress and '•developement. , Russia has decided to build a new been postponed until the next meeting. Burglaluf called on Goo. McNutt Sun­ .Blocks, f.r •' Let all members lx? present arid enjoy day. ■pLslructioc c' use Blatchford’s Calf Meal for growing calves. We and to see to it that favor does not di- ; .... t____ t___ ____ navy, and~is t___ preparing to______ spendI___ buildings ni.-d 1 wifi *i*» the discunion. have it Give us a call. miniah Ibr • polity That i» more aitis 0(W.W»> in I the next in yearn for battle Geo. McNutt will work the Geo Pot­ build ctBirnt wsJksand snjthlaf $00,000 eruiwnL ’'B ■’l.'u'ndJw^a”, ”4*“ Bri*‘o' »<* with a aeriooa ■ factory in its,------------------------influence and re-■ ship* and cruisers. 1. * in tlif line of ren.eni work. ter farm this reason. ., to-day . -------....... , . ... Milts than ever b;forc in our nation's1 that practically all of these will be ; •cclderit last Sunday morning, while Miss Maud Bull will work for Mrs. ’ in ^mch a ' imilt i„ the fnited Slat™. 'down ,"m’ cellar she fell *" ‘ manner history. ; a* to jmatain seriotw' Injuries. Dr. Frisby. THE UROCER5. MASTINO5. RICH. Ph<m« 3j. ll? Gam J so. • ■ . SMiwf. Mrt , . .. ... .. Gallagher was called and she i» restThe result of the popular vote upon i Tbe lower bourn of the Mtchlgen ^mfOT,.We „ c„ erpocled. LACEY. the constitutional' amendment removhatdotere bu p»rd . btll gnutt.tif1 ,llhon((h j, wll| ,)me ,ime ■ A Grand Gold Medal contest will be tag Lh. rodriotiou of .t.u .id for ” before . | held at Lacey on the evening of May , w**«l«^ majority far id domiin now enjoyed hy the j aro"”d ■ 1H, at the, clo.se of the Barry county ■ I •Jotdfj-, ho nuw. bill preinur.1 I mjlre^ Thi. I. n-uomtM. m>,l jwt. --------------------------W. C. T. ’ V. convcntiou. Admission establtehing u new road system, nndef •____________ RUTLAND CENTER. a state highway department dinx-test n^-i Curtelvou lias -Mrs. T. C. William- will entertain55 and 10 cents. The medal may l«e- i Cortelyou has ■ tlw L. A. S. for supper Friday Muy 19 *seen at C. E. Nickerson’s stere: it is tjy a -tat.- highway commissioner and JPostmaster *” . General . ‘ Gorham and wife of East Rut­ । a Ix-adty and well worth working for. ' deputy deputy with with necessary necessary clerical clerical as*isasais- ' J t repro'ed the postmastcr.at Louis. yille ville for permitting the partisan activ- | ’ w°rnam anu wire ox tast nut- ;! There was a goo.l turn out at Mrs, . . tance, for the distribution of state aid i ity of his assistants in the Lonisville "l*ot Sunda-V w,th Franc‘» Gor-!, to township* ir. construction uf roads. ,, - .. aj ■ 1 ham ham and and family. family. ' > p . i 8*™ Thomas’ social, there being about Ex-Senator Earle, of Detroit, who is a ■ Pos’to“1ce" Wesley Harrison and wife of Shultz, ■,>0 . goo-'l-Tuiuls enthusiast, prepared and is were caller* at Geo. Havens’ Sunday. L< m J1”’*'*'MoJ wif« ot B*ttle Creck“A Shoe As Good As Its Name. urging the measure, which has been INSISTING ON GOOD Frank Wetter, and family Sun-! *’ ,heir ’’•“ffbterX Mra. r intr.dua.1 by Sector Ely. of Alm. RONIH! RIVFN --------Will Hampton jr. Tho bill allows ten tho..»uid dollar, a BONDSRFINC BEING GIVEN day at T. C. WlUiams . J Corsets spoiled by a poorly'fitting corset. Outlarge assortment offers a perfe ct for every figure. .50c to $2.00 Wash Goods Specials $ 9 9 9 9 : -9 n S’ © . $ ■ W. E. MERRITT You need ’em; We have ’em. CONTRACTOR and Builder. Cement Work, COOK & SENTZ, • Mrs. Elsie Stevens is^visiting her year for administration, and one hun- . . A । tl.. a„a Homer Shively, of the city called on niece Mrs. Elsie Stevens of Bellevue. dred and aovrnty tl,umuu.d doUars ap- The City Council I. Doing That And , nthuive. here Sunday. Ed Hill and wife were in Lace^* Sun-! propriation for township aid in two-l 50 OITeC 05 on‘ ; Bessie Moore visited at Richard day. years, in amount* limited to one half 1 The city council i* doing the right Foreman's last week, of the cost of not to exceed six mile* ot I &‘“ff inrtstin® on good bonds being Stanley Warren and wife have re­ Mr*. Ed Myer* and children return­ road in any one township. The Holme* ’ Puk UP sahxmists. druggists ed home hist Thursday after spending turned front their visit in Clair county. : auto bill, which passed the house and 1,0,1 a,! others There can lie no ques­ George Munger and family of Grange ikeveral days her parents at Freeport. ts now in the state affairs committed :**<» «“»tu th« wisdom and justice of Orville Bnrghduf visited friends in .Hall Cornets visited friends in Lacey of the senate, devotes fins* collected that position. Suppose some one should ' punday. I ' . * ■ the city Sunday. under it to the good-roads fund, and ivjff‘‘t » jn'toment ■«»”«* » saloon, or Henry Stevens is a little better at Ia propp'd to hold"i't”up"antn' action ■'ruKFi« ‘it1 would make it necessary Stella Edger Is working in Hastings haa’been had on the Ely bill' as. unless- for tho bondsmen of that saloon is?' or Wm. McNutt and Minnie Bnrghduf this writing, being confined to his lied now. some sndi law should l» enacted, there' : dmggist to pay the judgment. Sup- • spent Simday at Goo. McNutt's on the i '(Jesso Miller sold a horse to John Mo would l>e no such fund and no ntoohin-J r°*‘ »< Bhou,‘l e‘<onnd tbat thc rirer r<«^ „ i . o .• 1 Intyre Sr. one day last week. ery for handling il men Wtfre not K0'*1 «n«ncianjF. mid ’ Roy Douglas spent Saturday and ; --------------I were not when the city council ap-' gjun^y jr— Cedar Creek. ‘ z-. . . ■ i Lem Norman sold his big gray team 1 Acrtinling to report, from luut.ing. 1 R™™1 bon'1- »,“1 ,h“ t‘n ra,u ' Bert Roush spent Saturday and Sun- l' to * parties ip Battle Creek. the rouuillea machine member, of the «-tabliwb«l that the council ohuld have I Jn HM|n„ Byron Wood and family of Section nv in Hnstincs. Michigan senatenron<we ionut.HerM ascertained that the bonds were not i 7 I. Hill.neighbprhool. were in Lacey the ........ ,i....1.... .» . sufficient.^ While we are not lawyers', ; Sojno peopfo set hens and incubators j first of the (week. • ■ even HertMl in their devotion to tht Senator j “ wonhl ^tn th*1 thc clt>’ mi«hl lx! , l"U "•"T? Fonsm“ h“ j,wt rciUM! primary'WM reform, f au ’ti of. of .-itgi^w' ’item^-of | i Thc l««tTl~?te>Hhir elven b^i ... ..r! • and we would would thick think ought ought to to be be held heldI •lier “l*e-bive." .hutting out n Primary bill ,t»a yMn <* aa for Iur any >«« •>« “ W rwilt good los that might result fj JBtff U-y Doaglw LattaHaTtm^and Min. from the careleMnext of its official,, it Oti«. expect to atteiffi the Fth grade ago. He is the chairman of the senate has snch fl co0*111100 ' « we have present- ,; exam mat !on in Hastings batarday. committee on election* and so .uw. ‘ . .. ' lt ,a._1 (Jeo Havens is suffering with ecxema. charge of the hill which'ha* 1K.»ed the t'd.’,bon,dari"e'. .In an-v Bvenl *8 house, making possible the nomination wiae “® woU M j”®1 to ins‘Bt on RtHxl ! of candidate* for governor and lieuten- ,uul •a®clent bonds, ASSYRIA. ant governor by primary elections. > Bert Beardsley of Woodland, visited Ba-ird insists that if primary elections CLEANING UP THE ALLEYS at Jesse Miller's Sunday. are good for nominating a governor or -----’ 1I "• J. Edgar .^6*., V/WD Cole V»» of Woodland, WWUWU1U, was »<H> tile the lieutenant governor, then apply th. 3,^ of Health Looking After That guest of Miss Berl Tasker Saturday plan to all officers. This is certainly —«_ - » Matter CIssely. and• Sunday. logical, bqt who exjTected such logic ’ The Board of Health on Saturday WiirWright has accepted a position from Baird? num i>mru. , । themselves into a smelling | in Battle Creek. ' , f.k I 1 . LADIES! Why pay 5>«3.OO for oxford* when we *ell $2.50 ? Guaranteed Patent Leather, Brown Kid Russian Calf, Finest of All for the one price, , -r u,‘n""1 Sunday evening waa weir I ! Action of officer* at tbe M. E. Sun­ ! day school are ns follows: ' Superinpendent, Alma Smith; Asst. Supt., Mr. Skiliman jTreaa., Mabie Stanton; Sec., Grace Stanton; Librarian. Hattie Stanton; Organist, Lucile Bensom. The school is in a prosperous condition. Of course we hare lot* of’ others, ranging in price from J 1.00 to $2.00. ■ J ' } I don’t atk you to take my^word for this—try n NORTH MAPLE GROVE. ■ jjssu'XtjKtrf TO^tSsas,ng?' *«»•<***- «. Mv« M । SESSfess-.ssriia^ $2,50 I i Mrs. Darrow is visiting her daugh­ ter Mrs. Abe Coxier. . The annonneement that Mexico-. ’ c<,mn,in~ »■"> *n in»P«>«ioi. of Mnv Joc of Alisa Mary Pilgrim entertained her j mint, have dehnltely elt-od to tho for-1 I"r™“ “d sixth grade pupils at her home near ; They found enough disease-breeding xhis week. Dowling last Saturday. They report | Sure free coinage of silver is but a j , ., , . , nnutuj rfu» piles pile, to 10 Kin HU un off n a healthy oeuwy uulu com-­ M, Mlende<J a'good time. ? t t ta*‘■*•>»«■ uiunity. and prooooded to get after the Arbor day was observed at the | of. tronhled political dream I eau-a dM„ I tbe funeral of^Mrs. Townsend, of Coats Grove, last Wednesday. Branch school with appropriate exerisee. a wnlle now to recall the frimx rd detbe Quarterly meeting will be held at A short program was rendered by the . tnand of the democratic party fop that propMCa to th.t it. order, grr/uat. _ ___w- . ftnnBeH Saturday and Bunday May pnpils, after which fourteen trees were Knut mnwimaant. mov.rn.nt in in THes tbe anFgrrnots intertW. nf ot th. the I an_ win "rnminnn tuwinl., ” W.Tllinrn T? Hearst Nnnrof | . . . _ .he€jrf . _ A nnd ‘■romtnon people" WilUlatn R. planted tho yard cleaned and the flower 6 and ?7. bed prepared for flower seeds. and hi* fallowers are yet engaged m effort* fully as demagogic and hollow J. Monrganthaler passed away at his PATTON-HANEY WEDD1N0. . , x\c offer one hundred dollars reward for any home Saturday night of cancer of the as waa the miserable demand for free TtaniUty evening, nt ttie home of “»* ’« to lull-; silver, hut it i* not probable that they *“*• —------- ---- i stomach. The funeral took place at . ..................... |( f_J.CkknevS;Co..Toledo. O. will succeed through their contionued the bride's sister. Mrs. — H. — H. Snyder, ( church Tuesday momWr, tbe upderateMd, hare known F. J., the Evangelical *•— ----------------—j u .v»uappeal* to individual and clan* preju- Mh* Mildred Patton was united in.}~ a i dioe in ever bringing our country *o ! marriage to Eacob II. Haney, Rev. 1 mmadtH-v “hHrcarry °ut ob,l<Mtons j WJ(low- t,irc« son* and four daughter* close to tho brink of a great disaster as Arthur Trott performing the ceremony. (i,^SBT 'Wx *t Tnu.K™’ Wholesale Drc«t«s, To-1 ,*eH’<^e8 tt host of friend* to mourn hu^ it was brought through tbe fre* silver ! About 20 of the immediate friends ; ■WALBixa ledoo. .Kixxax fc m.mivix . , Wholesale i u® many years ago trenxy. ■ witnea*ed tbe ceremony. Both bride i •_;r u I and groom are well and faornbly known I Tlie'»outh i* held solid for the demo-! in this city, and their many friends I ot the *j |h” of the entire com­ erotic party by the shadow of an im-1 T1'ish them much joy and prosperity. I Kif4 I’s Family Fills for constipation.* muni^y. L. H. RANDALL, I! not ’ thoroughly satisfied, your money refunded at Cheerfully aa twat taken. “THE AHERICAN LADY” SHOE, Typical of her namesake. CAN’T BE BEAT. Wonderful values in Men’s Shoes' f4 Oxfords. Button, Lace, Black and Tan. of every description. Everything tarlfS my guarantee as well as that of the maker. C. H. Always Open Evenings. OSBORN, East Main Street. �THE BfflffllS Of HOME BUYING fishing Tackle ^^5 ' , .L -.x stock ____ t. _.r —- -• of CUhlnoFishing Tarkio. Tackle. Th* The hl<rwaa» biggest u lino of and pupplies ever shown in the City of Hastings. ^letn ra and . EACHCatting poles from$1 to $5 00 $1.50 Jointed iiy rods............... 85c to $5^00 1.75 -i; Fishing lints......................... 5c to 1.50 2.69 Casting minnows35c to Si Spoon hooks and baite.-... 10c to $1 lo’polii-'11' 1 Trout 11 js and fiy spoons.. .3 to 50c 2.59 2.39 Reels, the best makee,.. 25ct<?$10. Nice 10 qt minnow pall with 2.50 to 3..*»0 iloat, the best made, at1$ :i d. hart -.o9c, Tackle, boles.25c to $1.50 ■■ . 29c 1.55 All kinds of weedleea hooks. front r Fine line of knives at... ,25c to $t. ' w. 1 Mi OOOCOOCC^ our Free Guessing Contest. HAEL & SON, S& x-ooooc TA nr Thltn tu FO 111N § TO IV RF DL TP 1KILU LEAVERS ">b“-of Rutw, popuuj “r^r- c“ ~“*P, T™’ inervLant. wen I There i> ao much difference between n-ra ‘ng goixh at a home place of busimid ordering them by mail frdm a catalogue house froin m™ J or descirption. that »e want to tt.Tnt out to yon a few facta that.™ ... have never , wm thought of ' never even thought of. Here yon go h,to M.ln. । 7,,"r ',Ah >1.. 'hfilisms, nnid,.„,ul . , (oottmin! from Bate a,,,.. WEAVER ACQUITTED a single merchant in this rrni*^ 1 ■ *u,ft*,Aa 111 the case of the people Stau»hM.v„ortered Weaver. ,barged with hreeronrrerua He tar, ““T ■=tatm mid auyju buain.™ Agood Trf ta °re “iOT T'“' merchant buy. free, lh, I‘'““rBnce .trial w» thrMbed over The atatemeut i, made to make v.m ra«mined on l.rtb th,t ? -f C,n3nit court H anything mail, more hitter The jury retanm.1 a verdict of not guilty Beleon alh ged ' "Mvm threw .tones at him "'J'1'' "'cmTr ■»“" that it wa» B.lTOn 71”1 threu ,ll€ •>«>«. The jury erl■lently felt that the enit was the oqt- • qnahty. to see the style, to adwt tbe alleged-improper action as Salisburv’s lawyer he would undoubtedly ha've l.ten chosen fur Attorney General of Michigan. Fie was th< loading republiean candidate for that office. Hh ability us a'lawyer and bis large and uffuential acquaintance over ib^tati- J. T. PIERSON & SON THE BEST NEWS that you can read is. of where jto supply your spring needs You will hnd such news below. • at economical prices. Special Seasonable Values, laces, Embroideries, Insertions, Etc, ™>nel Lirfein w>.t the tenough,hcir in the ranrta courtsh»-i of ' been {T™ “aired Jnal enough in the of THK fAIINTV “(M",|*‘<,r"“W«’tsto yon ,1,^ IIHj IVUnlT ,,cl< > hrat ™,to.l t,,yon. |tigh, 5OU have a chance. to examine the New Market | RUFUS .^’Z:V5t"‘nt!- yherofore in the alaence uf positive proof outside the* stqries'cf ■ the two mtn. and their stories being exactly opposite the jury decided not to convict in this case. As a matter of fact. 1»ith men had nsktid for wurrentA. ... It w-emsto us as if further trouble: W.*n tbr* two m -aight to be -‘ They haw suffered - enough. . avoided/ Valenciennes Laces anil Insertions. a large line Large assortment nF Englllb TOfCilOff L1CCS tp select from. and insertions. all widths. •■ only 5c per yard. 3c to 18c per yard. ,ls J*1'- ens*’ may* 1n«: th“. 9^; t‘ ‘ j J. '[ ttl1 ls •'“tiffnev ' ’ iu ’ Jud*^1',,“ r‘ght. 7c yard ' ” l,urcha«'SWISS EMBROIDERIES ind INSERTIONS buys good * J h" P1,?me *ud “!<>« a rigid and no has the community, so that ijTor Xha" * "** from 8c to 75c. they can well aff >id to 'stop the r Apron Glnghaa. gained by Iris uiemlierihip of the stntp j ur snu ll or-«»>be in slxe too quarrel and should not say anything or senate would have landed him the atk ./ <>r " 1-ae ,nstca<i ”f « do anything that will reopen" the old ' Hoine Madd turner generalship. '1 "v U I*X‘ 'Uy °r * Wcok sore There is no telling ' where such 1 teal l-.c.. Under the circumstances it would lie ■ l>r who wUl i i* JlHlr ^r' trouble may*end nor to what serious b ..nrreperformi ,o comment on I nr’nif^ml consequences it may. lead if the prinpi- i CORSET COVER LACE CURTAINS That pals and their friends do wot set them- 1 selves about |ho' work of ending the ' will brighten up the EMBROIDERIES it wo aro not. Tho ta« will be brought < ? ' „ "I matter for good. It would seem as' whole house, both out nt the forthcoming trial. ।. nti vo^ .J T*",”"'' though thu principals, if they can do ' 25c. 35c, 40c and 50c. outside and inside. . .... x untq your produrei was ready for mar- fiu more ahoold at least let' one an-J Mr. Nichols is a mgn of bnllxant o,.. ... ..... i n Just glance over our other alone, refraining from saying o/'1 .pudltfetud .. brainy lawyer. He hra J „,n, line and sec ho^y lit­ doing things of_an aggravating nature, be,s .. and suffer a - wrong — -tle the cost of New bven■— rather than do CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES itksnSuS- Q ... .1 ’ "l g"e u,*-vthing with, the spirit of getting, Curtains will be, if JOU Phone 238. y.UWMV -Q R. « rouroe of-lre4* s-itmlaction to the ........... , . ... v.... , Some example. ui,t have Como th our -----•* ‘ ■■■ ■ ill INSERTIONS . -- even. It would se/m that their friends i buy here. Give us a :c'.xxx50oo BAXM-JImJ to all nght thinking .i notice of !«t.. .h..winghow j»eople wen*., might to discuss the trouble as little as i in.m if. in the mind, of . jury ofI; disappointed ln hrlr put^haMS from chance to- please you. 5c to 50c per yard. in ,their, may be, bury it a* deep a* p<wihh«, twelve intolbgeiit honorable, good . ,h„ rat „|og W . bimira: J ——' -n—. And they cotthl men, the facts and evidence would not help themselv*. for the catalogiv- and resolve, that the neighborhood and warrant an acquittal. We should re­ people had the -money before the cus­ the township shall stiffer no nwre from it. We hoi’e this may be their course. . joice to have it that way. tomer ever saw the gmxls. and that there shall Ip* no further out­ But on the other hand, should the . breaks. The courts have settled past; la.l. hr. right ont in thin trial c«m- DATES FOR FAIR DECIDED ON contentions, and we hope there may, vince twelve good men that Mr. Nichols । lie no more. did attempt to twe money and was •j Barry County Fair Will Be Held Oc­ 5 j)urty to a plot to bribe a tyitncss in 1 tober 3 4,5 and 6. ANOTHER FALSE FIRE ALARM onjer u> shield his ditmt; and that wlk-u be was brought before the 1 *Flie committer of five appointed by Some One Sficuld Be Prosecuted icr Grand Rapids judge be did perjure the executive committee of> the Barry Such Criminality. himself ; then we would say that the ■ Co. Agricultural j Society, at their last meeting to fix the dates for the next Satunlay morning jiboUT one o’clock ' ; lawyer convicted of such an offense .fair, met in this city Saturday and de­ the fire whistle blew for imx 31. cor­ would ment and should receive the cided to hold the next fair October 8. ner Jefferson nnd'Grand Streets. The severest punishment. For hTs~xbility 4. ■*>. and 0. The'Charlotte and I^ake ।department respmded promptly, only and knowledge of tbe law should have Uiiscut illnstrab * ny new «.ivpd him frqm such a crime. A law- (i Odessa fairs will both be held the pre­ to filid it was another fnl.k’ alarm, the ! ceeding week. The directors hen, hud tliijYd in a short while. The calling • Method of in t yer of nil men should keep the letter 1 । ho]>fed the other two might agree be­ odt oFtiu^dpartment in sneh a manner 'SSCHHBBB and spirit of the law. And every at- ; tween themselves to one or the other is little if airy short of a crime, and : toniey. under the law. is an officer of • i to give np the last week in September might make the me:nb»-rs of thc de- j s to find the court liefore whom • he- practices. ■■ and take the firstrvrbok in October, and partment in sufcb an uncertain state of f Umuirrf no er.' nakus Hf is under neither legal nor mural then thc local fair would occur the mind when nn alarm blew for a serious I tbeteta li • • obligation to secure for a client . : second week in. October. But tho fire as would yesult in great Joss. We ! • . littin'k more than his legal right. He is | ! oftievrs of both those fairs .insisted on believe the authorities should make an i bunndby every consideration of honor j • having the last week in . September. ; example uf any one detected in sending to aid the court in the administration and as neither would give up. the local in a false alarm, anil should make an j of justice, and not to thwart justice effort to find thc i>artie< guilty of such , committee decided that thc Barry OTflcen by any resort to bribery tv save a "County fair, would lieheld on tlie dates , action. . . j . client or to perjury to save himself. . given above. Bill's MtilMW 6c yard buys best CALICO. REVERSE SWISS INSERTIONS from 10c to 25c per Jiri. ALLOVER LACES Iron 80c tc S2.00. J. T. PIERSON & SON The People’s Store Phone No. 9. Hastings. Mich. RETINOS COPY $75,000.00 | Surplus :: $25,000.00. | Capital F. R. Pancoast. There’s a Heap in pMES-MINg Io which the ■hub to re>p twjontj the ilnrjuan L'ith tbe ikill- and Ulerii Li auf and ■■ et the t aflords ■ tailor- A VERY FINE CONCERT Croup is quickly relieved and Whoop ing Cough will not ‘frun its course” if j JURY DISAGREED von use the original Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar. This Cough Syrup is j different from all others because it .nets In Case of Ida Furnia Against th.on the bowels. You can nut cure Croup Estate of B. R. Rose. and Whooping Cough until you rid the The jury in the case of Mrs. Ida ■system of congestion, by working off the cold through a copious action of Furnia, of Ludington, who claim? bowels. Bee's Laxative Honey and lie the sole heir-of the late B. R Rose, Tar does this, and cures all Coughs,; Croup. Whooping Cough, etc. No opi which case was tried in the Kent aces. Sold by Fred L. Heath tbe drug-! county circuit, did not agree. The judge submitted" three questions for gist; —________ The^Eaton Ou. fair will be hel^ tbe the jury’ to consider, as follows: (1) Was Ida Furnia the child of the last w<-ek in- Septemlier. late B. K. Rose* (2) If so, were her fath-r and mother Terrible plagues,those itching.pest.er. ing diseases of the skin. Put an end to lawfully married'.’ tire misery. Doaifs Ointment cutes. ■ (3> Was Ida Furnia |vmitt\d from the At any drugstore. , i will of B. R. Rare by accident or mis­ style •suits ■ C. E. Lunn Of the Little Thoroapple Drain. Card of Thanks. ’ • - U?<-SJ a day at><2:1 '':i! ‘ ‘ • : l-t- lhe work aad JudKmeot Rendered by Judge We wish to MKpreM our heartfelt arntitudr to e 4 ,pu toesitty where tan kind nblrhbors and friends who did Smith. thine which kindness and -ymjMUhy could su«Ke-U in the IHnnt and desth of our husband Suturdiuy Judge Smith handl'd in hit 7’» Fork, a’jso- and father. „ % cz.w Mbs. Eva McKav amp sox. nnding. in the raw >< the Barry Co. Drain Commiwlonnr va. John \. viraham «t al. The judge decides that they mn* pay hsl“ce V' If you want CLEAN BREAD call for the coata in tho Utile Thom.W’le Drain Co.', and W.LS0 <wt» of the law “SANITARY” It is made from the best floor obtainable, baked in the most up-to-date Sanitary pann, and AV.ixe i Paper, thereby keeping out all dust Jprijirt. Onr name is on every loaf and we guarantee '■-"rea'i to !»• pure and wholesome. bread Sanitary Bread Is handled by every Grocer !n Hastings. '1 > for <Aaitiry Bread-. insist upon getting it, and accept no substitute. Manufactured by THE CITY BAKERY. < (':l>r"»tors, udt Inaitutora” Phoney. & CARTER. I Wholesale and Retaif Bakers. 128 W. Stat* St. • Chester messcr, President. R. B. messcr. Uke Pres. B. B. B«d«rsoi. Cashier. Directors Chester inesser, R. B. mesMT, R. C. Tresch. m. C. Cook. D. $. Goodyear. Cuke Waters, ■'B. H. Underwit. OF EXPENSES Mil. AND MR-. VASWKKUC Mb. axi> Mb-. Kdd qansim. $Ja Day Sureg? VESTER The entertainment given at the Bap- ’ tist Church Saturday evening by the ■ Ithaca Concert Company was one ot the best of the kind over presented in Hastings. There was a gixxl audience ! which thoroughly appreciated the on-! tcrtniiunent and gave every numifesta-, tion of its approval. The singing wasj enough of the high class and popular 1 to suit the average audience. ThCreadings were very fine. • The qunr- tette sang at thc Sunday evening ser- ■ vice at the Baptist church. When color has been removed from (d’.k by acid it may. be restored by Foley’s Honey and Tar contains no take? touching the spots with a little sal We are informed tliat on the first opiates and cau safely be given to ,, volatile qr hartshorn. children. i questaofi the jury was unanimous. ■ On­ ’ the second they disaflte*'<l and ““ Don’t wear tight shoes; they make a Card of Thanks. j the third We have not learned whether young faro look old, drawn and We wish to I’lpri-M our ■ilncere thfiuks to the wrinkled tn a tew hours. : or not the case will be tried again. ’ nmuy trleod* and nclglilxn* tar the ibGwn h unK death Mid burial of our dear h'lAHand and lather. Alwto Iter. Trott tar xhe kind Take your carpets find even your and cumlo: Ung word* spoken. Also those that MUST PAY BALANCE oilcloths up once a year. hwglntwcbolr. Mk.. AuVMrr. Bm.. •20.00. Sanitary Given By the Ithaca Concert Com­ pany Saturday Night. . mit. making a total are al«5nt CO agnin-t whom the judg­ ment. hi rendered. That Tired. Feeling Is a Common Spring Trouble. It’« a «ign that the blood W defident , In vitality, ju«t m pimples and other eruptions are signs that the blood U Impure. Ife a waiffor* too, which only the 01room Xta Paid on Savings Deposits. I hazardous fail to heed. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Remove It, giro new life, new conf- i There U P^ty of opportunity for Interest • meant* comfort in old age. Instill that idea into your children. Get them into the liabitof Saving now and they Fill bless you in after years. Why not start them on the road by opening an ’account for them at Tlie Hastings City Bank. money to Coan age, strength and animation. : They cleanse the blood and clear tha I ©omplexion. and Incites guesu»- ThX^? • port only la fc,rtu‘1,nXX?'w2 ”t Accept no substitute. too «eora Cor the nFra»Lwan “I felt tired all tbs time snd could not ! lack of opportunity, for^5^.. d UMp. After taking Hood’s Uefc. Tho trouble lira with theI de a while I could eleep *nd Urwl ^nda laid woo tbora who “pta> to Orting bad so* Thle great medietas has •» Vi'i O. AL nincc One thing la certain, tl.er l, no quarter for tho whiner Boot, GUmO, Conn. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promlooo to etou, iltd. who do not care to wotk wauj s, euro and koope tho promlee. and m*in.~L’h,ea«o Journal. SAVING IN YOUTH Real Estate Security. It will only require one dol­ lar to commence. And once they get in the habit of depositing it will bo the best lesson they could learn. �COMMON pleasing and welcome sight. Is It Hard For You To Forget that Yot/^ : petition yoar hoeowNr COUNCIL. • Common Council met in regular sea­ ! sion, Friday April 21. ‘05. I Mayor Heath presiding. ; Present at roll call. Aid. Barber. ! Brooks,.Grant,.Hall, Hilton. U>issert. ; Alment Horton. Sherwood. ' i Minutes of previous meet ing read ami , tiodv to cau»e to to laid, • in Church St. about one block Dorth Oom Mill St., and I agree to take and pay for water for domestic use for two ■;on** Rheumatism? Ath-lo-pho-ros Try and Remember that Frank M. HareL On inotian of Aid. Grant same referred t o Water Com. (Carried.) < . J , - The following communication was ' approved. The following bills were audited: and our Free HOMS TREATMENT Will cure received. attired. $ 7 DI To the Mavor and Common Council W. J. HOLLAWAY an',,t* S. Anderson, Labor.. .. 3 86 C. Bennett, Lator... ! of the City of Hastings. Are you a wcl med man ? Do W. Cobb, Itabor i The nudeeraigned has concluded to , bare snap and you wear clotbes Mr Rickie. Draying. I bnild six new dwelling bouaea th«J11?'. 1 THI ATHLOPMONON COMPANY, Now H.^n, Co^ Mr. Hilton. Draying. sent season on block No. 10 of | style to tkem and fit you ? .ei 10 F. Fifieid. Labor.... Striker's addition to the If you don’t, our sincere advise is : .is 06 C. Casline. Lator.... city) of Hastings, and to build con-, .17 «7|I crete L. E. Smith. Labor.. walks around said block provided . Wear the guaranteed, stylish , 88 I the city will give him the city water Will Konac, Labor.-. . 1 -75 J Jake Hernoy, Labor.. «££ . 98 Garlock Packing Co. . 6 00 ■ your honorable lx>dy to grade Colfax . W. H. Goodyear ace ........................... » 'V W. H.M. Goodyear acc street from Boltwood street east to M. C. R. IL Freight on coal...01 94 . Henry street, and Elizabeth street from ; No matter how extreme or conservative Moved l»y Aid. Hall that bilk be j Blair street, north to-Colfax strcet..and your' taste, no matter what your size or pro­ i to give him a sidewalk grade on the j portion, we can fit you in these moderate I allowed. (Carried-) east, north, and West sides of said > priced clothen to your complete satisfaction. Moved by Aid. Hall that Dave Tre­ block. No. 10. and your petitioner wiM ; go's bill of.$M Mb tor nipht-watching ' We not only fit your body with these always pray etc. serviceable KAUFMAN suits, but we also Choo. H. Bauer. ' lw disallowed. (Carried.) fit your purse with our extremely reasonable (hi motion uf Aid. Brooks same ww* ' The following commuriicatioas were The Kind You Have Always Bought, ami whitb hM . prices. referred toifitreut and Sidewalk Com. received. Hare you seen our CAMPUS TOGS, in use for over 30 yean, has home the 'iznatnrerf Hustings. Mich.. April 21.. 1903. (Carried.) j swagger clothes for Young Men ? and hA‘* l*cw made naper hi* I To the Mayor and Common Council The fullbwinglcommuxdodion was Knnal »MPerv><“‘i' ■ its tojT ’ of the City of .Hostings received/”| . . . Gentlemen: ■ . . Allow no one to JWI iu JJr To the j Mayor nnd tlie-Common j I hereby tender my resignation as All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ ' Alderman from the secund ward of the Council of’the Civy <Z Hastings. The undersigned citizen.- and pro- j Experiments that trifle with nnd endaugvr th-j healtkof 1 citv ot Ha-tings. Michigan. pertv owners of the first ward of the । Inflxnts and Children—Experience again •. F:;pU-1Jltn^ . : ’ Respectfully. City nf Hastings, rmpe-tfully jietition j. Chas. L. Sherwood. ------ — . -rMoved by ? Id. Weimert that same. your honorable tody to came cross-j walks to to con«ructed across Blair | John R. SUir. ot Ecktonl. father “WM11"1i Street, on the cast side of Elisabeth । of Charles R. Mains, whom it will be The Ml. wing petition wak prwrail- street, and on the west side of Henry I Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for'Castor Oil, Pare, street. • also!to grade the east side of > rememliered nearly ruined himself «d. Elizabeth street, and the west side of j goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It * Ph financially to help his son out of variTu-tbv Honoratte Mayor and Oom- • Henry steel, between Blair street and contains neither Opium, Morphine nor <4hVr Nart«(je i O.U. rarapra. wm in Marshall Saturday th” C“r ll~"‘ng’ the State road, and order sidewalks to : THE WEEK'S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. substance. Its a^e ia its guarantee. It d>.-.troys Wurng jmd discharged the last mortgage on his 'Th/ “undersigned, residents and be const rncted according to such | grades.' and your petitioners will al- I and allays Feverishness. It cure* Diarrhom, aud । property which was usml as collnterial1 property holders on the line of Han­ ways pray etc. Colic. It relieves Teething: Troubles, cures Constipation I in raising money for this purpose. - Mr. over Sk. in tho second ward, of the Dated Hastings. Mich, March 15. '05. । There was some excitement here on ' St. Joseph is in the midst .of a .strange and Flatulency. It assimilates thc F^hkI, regulates t»w Signed. Chas. H. Bauer and many j ,o bK,< Saturday morning when it was learned strike. Tho 800 girls who worl^ih the । Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy a.u-l tuitiumi sleep, others. I that five .persons bad been shot at a Cooper-Wells Knitting plant left the that he has lived long enough to rocov- ;e|Ution Jf the water serwre upm HanThe Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Fheutl. On motion jiP’ Aid. Weiwert same cbarivrari at SamVanDenbroeck's north Co. ’s plant the other day because the er his holdings which has been done by over SU to the intersecting of Han­ . over, street and the angling street cross-- was referred t° Sidewalk Com. (Carof town on Ffttlay night. “Sam” was corporation wonld not let them raise ; hard work and strict economy. z ing from Jefferson to Hanover, as at ried.‘) | GENUINE ALWAYS married on. the Sunday previous, and the lower windows. The Co. permitted * ’ the present time . -----there is no fire pro­ —az.1 wluiteTer Tho following communication was j on Friday he and his bride came to J the dropping of the upper half of the Clayton Crumb, a Kalamazoo paint- f rwa tection — in «- this seettpu. Further, Ixiwell to get their photos taken. ' window, tint could not allow the rais­ er’ was sentenced to 90 days in Detroit Fnr *1M” if the petition is granted, the . received. , • undersignotl agr<*e to take water for at That njght the contemplated'reception ing of the lower because tho young by Justice Rowley of Charlotte. Crumb least house and lawn' purposes, and in To the Mayor and Common Council Hastings. . whs h’eld. mnch.to the discomfort of latites saw too many things outside. .came here Friday to Lake his wife, who ’’ four cates for closets and bathrooms 'of the City] of' “ ■rtignetl i-desirousoO•■<.’uild■ The iindrrs>guru the family, /tfter being ordered away They claimed they could not get fresh has lieen employed at thc Williams additional. Wt- would also res|x>ctfnlly ing a c«,ncr|te side J? walk >long t_ tbe• east I urge that the present main uf two inch he claim* they Ixfame abusive and vul- air any other way than by raising the i hotel, home. Shk* dtvidetl td go. but No. in uf'Daniel *'*’■ ’ " Striker's ’* pijv extending from Clinton St. south, end of blbfl 1 " gar when he gave them a short time to 'lower -----­ of ।j half of the windows. It is not-' Saturday came and Mrs. Crumb chaug- lie replace 1 by a four inc h main ex­ addition tn the village -(now city) — get off the premises ar he would shoot. apparent as yet why as much fresh air i ad her mind. Iter latest decision ended tending to tho point bn Hanover gs Hastings, therefore, he |M!titions your Accord! ug to Grand Rap Ida-and Detroit would nut come into the factory , from 1 in a war of words, ending .. with Crnmb stated hhpve, as the prpsent*tiyo inch honorable bbdv to give liim a grade for 1 such walk mh! to grade Henry street papers he carried wit his threat and I the upper as the lower half. Nevertheless ' striking his wife over the head with a main is about taxed t>> its capacity, from the State road to Colfax street, to ana affords nn protectitm in case of tire. as a result five wore hit with tht shot. ; tbe strike is on. The factory has gtxxis ' club. She ha* l»een confined to her Trusting that the stove will meet with correspond to such sidewalk grade. , the doctors were called. On Sunday ! made up ahead for three months trade, room since the affair. Dated Hastings, March 13. 19O3.'> ■ your approval, and our petition be Signed. / Deputy Sheriff Johns arrested the ■ and so shut down their plant-rather >--------' granted, wv respectfully submit the i Chaa. H. Bauer and Luke Waters. I bl'i.IegnK.m O" a warrant chnrging him than yiehl to what they connralerod nn Clarence Jenka ami Charlea Smith the ’same. Signed. On motion of jUd. Hall same was re- 1 with rnflictrng great ludtly harm to . unwauonaWe demand. j allege.! Grand Ualge and Eaton Rap­ ' U H. Evarts, nnd eight oti>ers. . ferred to Street and Sidewalk Com.several persons on Friday night and' «,i. ~ . ■ > « took him'to Grand H.pi.U Mraday he Thomae. Altgeld a farmer, living ala J ra a ’ ""7" 'On motion of Aid. Hall same was re- , (Carried.) . li;< HUTE OKbER. . take water for bouse and lawn. wa, rrlmmed on «t» bail. tiU Jlay 1 at “»’h &«■'!« Crack. Iran .odrad , Jodg. Srnt'h Mtmtay and In- ferred to Water Com. (Carried.) | Stab- of SP-'hir-n ;j,- Protaitdamteta Signed. ., County The following communication was • rf H*:ry. 2 p. m. -Lowell Jonmal officers to help protect him I formed ’•» that they had no The following petition was received. received. A. E. Kenaston. ____ • fr"“ hi« oeighlxirs. Recently he round *° “"ke * d-few. Auoney. Vour [roe-holder, and On motion bCAld. Hall same was rej that a. valuable hunting dog of his had t . -sl,choLs *’•» appointed .„to defenu residents of the said city, realizing tlie i Td the Mayor and Common Council ij ferred to Water Com. (Carried,) of the City, of Hastings. Warrants were issued last week for ? ixv-n shot and crippled. Then hiH S,n*lh ,uid R. R. Meek'will perform a necessity for umore direct communicnThe undersigned has concluded to Moved by Aid. Brwks that City Clerk fouruwn Grand Ledge men on the ; fences wre taken down and bin cattle duty for Jenks, who will to li®n between the eastern and western । build three more dwellings on block of City property ^"^“TiJl^AnS’J •‘•(‘'■'P-li-toU-highway.™ two diner, tri-««<«r th. Ttabb. c«r now in pro"^S^itff^r ’ Na 10 of Daniel Striker's addition to notify the chairman 4 , .. • - • tacked a party of Italians April 9. the ent occasions.. Later on some one ' able Ixxlv. to open, or cause to to tbe village, (now city) of Hastings. «>»»»«»* to have a light of glaa put praytag thii .vlnnc: 1; ro of mom mj Halt m granted tv Judge H. nwuus. or to Kdt ta­ latter having lieen employed by the : poised his chickens, and other farm ---------opened. Marshall St. from Creek St. to which with those already built and- in the west window of City Hall, re Mttabte twrxon. those commenced, will'make one (Carried.) Ttoereut-on li Is orteieil. tint Mootij is*Mt Pere Marquette railroad. Twelve of J binR Altgekl Myg ho of f^htful runaway accident on “,nov^;8V I““id city withottt au' dwelling on each h t. or ten dwelling _ .. ,.L „ . , delay. . them were brought before Justice j enemies; but the events certainly prove ^uth Jefferson avenue. Mix Nina c T. '1',’------j, houses on the block provided he can Moved by Aid. Barber that -Finance.F. Tungate and 70 others. procure the city water privileges for Committee attend to all city printing Nichols of Charlotte and gave tomb thftt he has eth(,m .’ | Hidiardson nnd Herman Bauer, of On motion of Aid. Weissert, same the same and the sidewalk and street for the year except the council proceedfor their appearance, nnd the other two : _____ Bnttle Crwk ^ert> thn>wn -frum tbe grading. He therefore asks your ... v are expected to be brought over this carriage. The former's jaw was dto was referred to Street Com. (Carried.) honorable tojdy to extend the four ) mgs* > tU UwClty Of HK-4St-.lt: Mid .Vdotv-u? MJ can*, if •njtt-rr1—>•'* week. The cases will probably not to ' wa* a sweet young thing and loaded and her teeth knocked out 2 The following .petition was receivwt inch water main from thc corner of The following n-aolutiims were pre­ prtlt1<u.i t nm’ । tit 1 >. • brought up for examination until ( they foundla cozy comer behind the Her head, was seyerlv bruised and ahe ! To tbe'Mayor and Common Council Elizabeth and Blair streets, to the ■ rented. furtbrr order. '.-•‘i toe to the i««> • of the. City" Huth 7 ‘ .be. City of Hastings. Corner of Elizabeth nnd Colfax streets, after the present term of circuit court j scenes at the opera house during the •~n]80 received internal injuries Mrs of thr iM-liilHicy 01 ....... ----- — I intend to build a dwelling house and the two inch main on Blair street ’ Resolved: Bv the Common Council lac IbereU l? r-> »’t s »«W Lover. . ) [«•< diuwo. A« hl« erm eronnd Bener eraepod. The horra w» fright'­ ! on each "<* • of tho following piecetTofUnd. ' around around said said block block No. No. to. 10. to to"connect connect ’' of tbc of Hostings, that the Bonds be pMliiW.nl UH«• : her moaraelme de eo.e wai.« ehe mur- med b). tho nt least Z.T. ZW.Ir No. tri 1,*!. ♦!»>> mm*. main — so extended, . ■. • I, at on 1,1 block 10 uf Daniel W with the four Einch furnished by the proprietor of each and paitr pnuicd 111,^1.| Striker's ai x«. to i,.tbe_£i;nou- andlyour jetitioners will ever prav ’’•wry saloon to placed at the amount of Barry, oner u | mured: “Am I the first girl you ever addition sire wvtk< pre-. , I city) of Hastings to wit: . j of four thousand nnd five hundred (m. ( hugged?” Ho was a newHpajrer man ... ,—i on etc. lot -------------number 10. O' *' 1*’ on . .ludpsf 1WW. SignM. 500. j’dollarv. , ‘ —— oral therefore could not tell a lie, so 1 The work of compiling material for . City entlUcd. “Past, i ----- “ half ..... south of lots. 1 and 2, and one oir n , Chaa H. Baner. | Signed. I he replied. "Na sweetheart, you are an up-to-date history,', entitled. keiOwit r<i »•». ' the north half of lots 1 and 2, and pos ­ Dated. April 18. IBOfi, J. C. Barber. rind Present of Eaton County, Michi; the third edition I have put to press sibly then-, may be other houses built On motion of Aid. Bauer same was Moved by Aid. Weiswrt same In? laid j to-night.—Battle Creek Journal. , , on said block during the season, but : Cbm. (C^t) j on table. Yeas. Grant. Hall. Hilton. »■« .. -------------- , Having started my Planing Weiasert. Nays, Ekrtor. Brooks. I had a fneu‘i *ixassisted by othem. othera. It will be a work will be built As as soon as potaiible potaiitte after The following cummunicatien was Mill east of the Table factory .... . published __ < ., the fr<Mt JB out. • , by the thSfrort °“t nf of Tim the ground1 this. _received. ' t' 'T" ” ' I The business at the local post office of unusual merit, and The NMrtk bond Roy Rickie l"“! ■ 1 wish to announce that I am ?’ Council now prepared to do all kinds.of ■ for this year shows a gratifying in­ well known firm the a J. Clark putt SSom-VSte ritvX?ftt wiUto nw^rn.y tu exumd ■£« two inch wltS crease over the same period of 1904. Inhiug Cu.,Chirac,. Gilbert Striker as sureties in the sum ‘ | The report for tfie first quarter of 1905 main on the south side of said block i n 1 re*Pec“uUy reqnest your honorj conqwltion <-f which ! hare f«F’®* . , r । TVUl|V>li<n> • . «w«t. to the south east corner, andZ.’,e*® cause the water main to I has been completed, and shows an in’ . t or.'vfis »u«i w r®‘ On motion of Aid. Hilton same was Tbe .flavor, lio' Benjamin E. Wallace, head of the i thence north on the east ride of said! m *?*-tendcd <« Madiwn street, from Make all kinds of । cease of $7,195.99. Tho two snttsta- famous Wallace Shows, brought suit.in h,ock to Colfax street, h distance of ! fK??,1gomerj' to.Dlbhl® streets, in order accepted, (Carried.) Mtered the <lut, ; -rf.trnwd ysnb-nh^ . show a steady gain, the quarterly tlmUnlt^ SUM court .t Upon,. JZgrtlX "i!.Z’?1 « ‘<h iin 9? ixm.Tbe constable bond of Guy L. Havens j meritoriaus 11 dietary was 10*1« w Moulding. Window Frames | tions report showing a total business for the Ind. «.inn th. Grand Trank fcrWK - l^X samejor my bouM-s. owned by myself. the ">«-» most *•" «• • :ui- . pr.ncipk*- Bt as principle and A. E. Kenaston and **'*' Morgan Jones, April 12, 19(C. ■ quarter at the two 'stations of $27,878and Door Frames, weigh'sl him* < ■ fare and afi« ** ooo damages. It is alleged that in the and your petitioner will always pray Weissert as sureties was presentI S ®l njipeodlX On motion of Aid. Hall name wU re­ .23.—Battle Creek Journal. meal. He had N* Porch Work, House Finishing contract for the transportation of the - „ . . . of aprealri®—‘grrv - ' j so as to rvo|< a.j 87 cars comprising the show train tbe j D“te^ Hastings, Mich.. March 11, ’05. ferred to Water Com. (Carried.) ... . <fully On motion of Aid. Grant same was nn(i tn ghort. ia-n ‘»o •—— t*, I Farmers around Battle Creek have railroad agreed to assume all responsiThe following cum mimical ion was accepted. (Carried) L : . ChaSBaut;ru"’1 duty of Whig ' 'nd,k'^: T^ I will be pleased to figure with you *.. • ‘ On motion of Aid. Hall same was re­ received. ! been given a tip to clean up their, ksu 13 ~ do anyfis? bility. on any work you may wish. Druggist bond of W. J. Holloway m that be never ’ thn>; 13 «. fared to Water Com. (Carried.) .» rapMM » To thc honorable Mayor and Com­ i bams, as tbe state tuberculosis inspecprinciple and Chester Meaner and R. L ’. el-e or ta,k 1 u’ mon Council of the City of HMtinn .1 tors are coming. As a result the farmers Ottawa county went Allegan county con ” W> i ™ “ '» »« Ottawa county went Allegan county ," „ m-------raretl « in th. JVe the undrrsignetk owners of pron--------------------------hi* cakvat.'Ware working overtime to get their several better in the majorities given K?H.,nJhc?1CKn,tL?f Broadway and t2-000 <•« presented. On motion of To Mntfnp . I and ,T» the Mayor and Common Connell ■no after only m -.-• y.-■ ■■■ .1 th. rioction „nb?City rf H»U™ ’ • barnyards ready. AD the inspectors Jbdgo Philip y"? «® ' Hall ua» was accept.J. manfully, to to fuiwi fulfill w» U»' I manfully, ‘ «“« jj * J oiuwr a nrc hydrant to to placed at J * ask is that things look clean when April 8. There the majority for the ' j the corner of Broadway and South Draggiet bond of Heath and Carvrthi loug lived he sjt»P®4 ”® ‘ they come around judge was 3.590 and here 8,471. There I orange pee! and fnictnred tM. street, for the better protection of pro­ Just received a car load of White aa principle® and Milo I» William, and perty owners in that vicinity. be received 3.733*votes and hero 8.555 J his aknn.-Fail MaiKlarette. Wood this week. • W . Hobbe a, raroHra in u.e ram of ' April 20, 1903. Frank Walters, of Battle Creek, aged votes. The Socialist candidate received kJ.000.00 waa prraented. On motion ot MUST BELlfevE IT * 21. has constructed a small practical 140 votes in Ottawa.- Allegan Press. PBleland. A. E. Kenaston and Aid. Weiaaort uune wae accepted. ’ model of an airship built on original I many others. (Carried.) I On motion of Ahl. Hall same was When wncn Well-Know weii-nnow"n Hastinp lines. A largo wbrking model will to A jury for tho Tubbs murder trial Ibe »*luon bond ot Kittinger and Tell It So PUinlycompleted in three weeks. People are has at last beep secured after four and 1 ferrod to Fire Com. (Carried.) ttamoth wae prraented. On motion ot When -„bljc ti,a„r.un*l »>*J I anxiously waiting to see tho machine a half days. Two hundred and thirty ■ The following communication i Aid. Hall eame wae aooepted. (Carried) ,.reprrae?>uiiv. [fly. , I received. five jurors were examined before it was , The bond of City . Clark io tho «mn proof it poshly i'oIkW selected. This trial w|ll be one of tbe kirn- ot SS.ODO.tlO with Juno. M ..... „ _______________ KMd thie teellm'S.V t Ten O «*-•T-ji .• greatest legal battles ever fought • Then your blood must be in | Wolter Wilson, a young electrican I hereby petition you to cause'a ® ’Tohn T‘ > Lom,J»rd and with anyjridney : Eston County. . 1 very bad condition. You i /S' । from England, while attempting to augTadc to'be ®»d®on south aide : John F- ^wdyear ** sutities waa nre- >h «be rending "Emr'/Buiby.lir .; ® Mrt.G’* board a moving train at BeUovUe. Sun­ certainly know what to take, The Elks, of Kalamazoo, dedicated day, was thrown under the wheels and then take it —Ayer’s Sarsa­ l?i?T ™ accepted. (Carried.) lots moi and. 7 to endorse ' so todly injured that he died in a their new temple with appropriate ox- ’ parilla. If you doubt, then ! Iia? building houses on all these I Mpved by Aid. Weissert that Finance ' procured at W. iHten j short time. ercises, following a banquet. Fully a lijjiiuw? *° “*• ,i’k"*lk'' (^••"torraw^.tiunntil ft consult your doctor. Weknow thousand of tho antlered -tribe were Signed. ” ■ "» <««« Fund. (CtarfcA) i S&.X. ’ Sh . -I.? what he will say about this present from all over Michigan. / . I ■ ■ months With SM-ver- rnlil 0 ; Signed, Jeremiah ^Sullivan. of Allegan, aged Moved by Aid. Brooks that Council • small ot her back. At time “1(|,trl A. E. Kenaston. grand old family medicine. 93. died to-day at the homo of his On mourn of AM. Wi^r, „m, «lJonrn n„Ul Fridiy night. ! Grapd Ledge raised a large lionus Sold for over 60 years. daughter. Mrs. John Marron. Sullivan T *° Sid'W‘Uk (C“- 1 ^Trarrerra « has resided in* Allegan for forty years, and secured tho Crawford Chair Co.. a n.MATTHEWS&CO. I and was"torn in Cork. Ireland. ’ ; Tbe polite custom of raising tbe bat ,r,ed “Ter^ SJiig new institution just organized. It will i Marlon Matttews. Chas Bogers. / The following commnnlonlon w» *? * to tho d>y. ot I Kld^Hli u employ 150 men and will add much in I PHONE 194. I rowi'id. knight, neveruppeareu «noe«r«l ’ K ° ? , Tb-» ¥ every way to Grand Ledge. Just west of C. K. & S Depot. ( -------,: ddvolry, wb«n ------- — .gguu, uvrei County Treasurer Doolittle, of CalTo the Imnorable Merer end Comum,, ±.‘’^'7.' •u,erin,, houn.^sent ont the first liquor license Comicil ol the City of Hastings. J*" r 1 ** 1* however, m. — — or a . . in fact cured htr f >. 1IV WrtC» Italians will not stay in Grand Ledge * cards few 1905 t«gday. Marshall deal­ toom in For sale by >11 I, Y*1 1 hereby petition you to cSie the 7^7 ra whict hte there were Udlee. tt toHAIR VMOL ers hare only aplied for 11 so far, since tbe riot there when a colony of I Crater ~l___ . .between . luv ctuae came the ru« custom for a knlgbt to ro- | Foster Milburn < o J/ ASUECURE. ter main main r.r, on Clinton street them were driven out of the town. CHERRY PECTORAL -• “< haatlna Mi»» In th® warid. against 17 last season. .8tISet "?d Broadway, to be ex­ move his helmet as a Klgn that being fcO,t! agents for the . lllltd.;^n-J - sr* tended to Broadway and I agree tolb the presence of frienda, to was safe i Rememtor the usna from attack. tafce no other. /Caufman Garment CASTORIA $10 to $25 C. H. 9SBORN. "• What is CASTORIA Southwestern Michigan CASTORIA w Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Boujlit In Use For Over 30 Years. NOTICE Planing I tiz “d Matching Jos. Alwine, JCOAL Pale, Thin, Nervous ? Until further no­ tice we will de­ liver Lehigh 3 Mrt. Coal in ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. ; S �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 4. IMS A GREAT SILO . Consort No. 40 r___________ , OFFER A Chance to Get All-Steel Frame Si- 5 • los Direct. ■ mm.^, : HIGH bank. In another part of this paper we pubPur*dl and faanilv lilt the whvrtiMumnt of the Farmer, "' I1*'tle Creek, with Handy W^„„ Comply, of S^naa-. i. euflenn* with ,,.|w„diMich..tn which it makm a wonderfpl cit“. ■ silo offer. Tbe company haa decided Mrs. <1 M. ’ u, sell its Handy All-steel Frame Silos ' ««ks with friends in thiT vi<^iH WO direct to the farmer, for short time 1 Jame.lv ' Wnity. •num and family msi Mra cutting ont all profits between the C. M. Hi il'a I “IW“-8*nd*y “ H- Bechmaker and the buyer. This mean, tel'a a saving of tr.»n gispo to $S0.00 to the I 1 farmer on each .Un be accohling h',Ti,M< bin base,h.. size -i___of r .the ,a- -nd me"t lra">t lor hi. new bam. 2 to the silo. Onr r,-a,lent who are intending to ul,^L,t®ocf«X 4«ot a . n. ■site Heed’s a large bay , ;»nd is a Will SPACE’S Opra Hons .uliien. I’- $10 Tonsure < JA?II'S BRYAN . Michigan. Mau®* THE DEATH OF DR. | ■ buy silos should not fail to real) the ad- Tburedar vertisoment,- and write tho company at u. once. This is too good an opportunity \ ,, ,fn,“ Uli* ^ace attended the to let go by. and tbe affix may 1.1 with- , Myron Golden Thgrsdav drawn at any time. ' j ‘Orenoon at the Striker school {house. When answering Yindly say you saw Charle’ Thoma, .is moving I from their a.lvertisenieiit in the HASTINGS ' * or“lllu Lalbam's farm to a । farm BANNER and the company willgive !' “ Quimby. yoor letter s]ieeial and ptvmpt, atteu- ^r*' Latham anti Mrs. James .lion. .Freeman nttomled Mr. Roid-s tuneral ’ . at Dowling Tuesday. • L_—L—WiU. And’ Mrs. c of W. M. EDWARDS *" VoseltUh Loyalty To HU Dutv Cauaed HU Taklng-Otf. ! It wae with Pennine «>rrow that the ’’•"‘‘"g. -learned ot tho | 'loath of Dr. WiJiiAul m. Edwards. I '“Penntemlent of the Kalamazoo am . lum for tho insane, whieh peennd tart : Wank at Ann Arbor honpitah to which bo had been taken for trealmpot. It «bo literally uid „r him that hr ' Wil down hii life for otbcixfor death . •ran canned by itlnem lino to overwork ■ *1 the dnylom; .nd fw whom rare him»,ir were not the rich and I ■ ■dronx. but tbe nnfortun.tr and defer­ ; t.ve in inteUeet. With' .mgulnr Hero। tiun.hc gave bin time, bin thouxbt. hi. efforts for tho welfare of the rnrate of tho institution over which Jjo had ' . charge. He wan known t» wvernl ppo-1 , pie in this city, and they will recall I with what courtesy and kjndnew be al-’ The J. S. GOODYEAR Co OUR AIM IS TO SHOW YOU The BEST GRADE of MERCHANDISE at REASONABLE PRICES •> •>' •> If you pay a cheap price you get a cheap article. A good article commands a fair price and must obtain it or it cannot be produced ? Remember these facts when comparing prices’. We are showing a nice line of -Dress Skirts 1 ways mot even tho stranger whom he 1 might never see again; with.what pur- ■ Mjnal interest he gave information ! । about the wards in the iwylum to their : Shirt Waists assortment of we have ever had. | friends; and how gracioniily he went • BAYARD The Black Percheron Stallion J&dter known as The Sam Marshall Horse : , 'easou .at W. H. Spence’s r-i is :i beautiful black stallion, .p itinds and has no equal in as a pnxluqer. DOWLING. Delayed letter \ I Mrs. Chas. Lester died'at h«ii home ! early Thursday morning April ;|!<n of ! lung trouble. The funeral Was held 4at St. Rose church in Hastings and the i remains were laid to rest-in theCathoI | lie cemetery. She leaves to mouik her i-losa. an aged husliand, three #' ! two of Battle Creek, and one <i ■Mil­ I waukee, also a large circle of ft ends. > Floyd Rice was tn Battle Cree : last • Thursday. | The carpenters have E. J'Sttilton’s j bant all enclosed. , alxpu his duties. The love uf the man ; . for his work and for the unfortunate inmates of the institution, together! ith bis great ability and rlo®e appli­ cation, account for his marvelous sue-1 i eesf., Tlie world is pborieri when such I ; u man (lies. But he leaves it so much the richer by his unselfish life and the , ; example of a man forgetting himself in his devotion to the rulfortunauv He j was an authority in this country ami ; I Europe in his chosen, field which em- ; • braked the study of tho cause and cure ' of diseases of the brain. Line of Let us show you some good values. UMofvea Walter Demond, Groom. ' I™ and be convinced of their merit. ; MORGAN. t Mr. and Mrs. John Ormsbee 4»ited Mr. Britan McKay was buried Thurs­ { his sister Mra. Art Gorham Wdta of day. . 1 Hastings last- Saturday an] jStitjfiui. Mr. Fmnvher has a .clerk, Mr. Will . zjU. Payne. i Again death 1.as ta’en from t| nn Mr. the nnruwjirt hardware man ju in.. Xi .•n. Young, ihu 1’ old soldier. Augustus Reil was : ' Nashville. w.v- in Morgan Thursday,-: , .I «« Monro--’.county. Michigan^ Mlly V, with his tinner nqedring the rout on 1 IIM4, and dipt at his heme in'lKiv ling. M r, • Adkin. s store. j April 23, ag>tl «52 years 11 ttj aiths Mr. V. Furniss was on on? streets j ‘and II tlaya. He enlisu-1 in thi war Inst Wcdpesdjty on legal] business. at the ng? of 21 yeitr>» and was dis-1 • The DOROTHY DODD SHOE was first introdnc^aonly a few years ago. but np shoe ever known has attained so quickly, such popularity, or sdeh a vast volume of business. It is sold to-day by all the leading representative merchants of the country. and wherever sold is the accepted favorite of the women of good taste in that ccmmnnity. The Michigan Central now harft nil charge-1 from the service in IHryi Dec. ... . 23.' 1807 he was married to S^ph onia the material.on the ground for the ex­ , Chase. To them five children were ! tension of th»* 3lorgtin sidri truck. born, two of whom are living. Mrs. ; Mr. and Mrk Eugene Weaver enter- ’ ■ Frank ViuuSyele. and Mra. Ed (W tidy, tainwl company frogi Nashville the. latuf thi/i place. April 21 he was stricken. "ter part of-last week. . - with paralysis lieing 'nnable toHpeak ' ^_Mr. PhsmiII arrived home from Grand death came to his retief Sondaj at,i RapHs Friday evening. L He walks 11:2U .He leaves a wife and two child- quite lame but is looking well, ten: four brothers, two sistera,•; *ad and — .x;;.. r’ Sunday..Ir, night some young — couple £?■) a largo circle oi friends to mourn his -j while -L.L.„ driving from O home church ; loiw. He was a kind hearted man. tnan. ' through Morgan and near the R. R. It XA ■ loved and nwqiected by all who Jyiew Jtnew iI U lljilL collided with with a a raw saw log that lay jJL collides !<|. 0,1 ; in the road, breaking tite whiffletree >, W' ' him. The (upend was* ixmductei Tuesday afternoon at the chordrh by lind cross liat. The horse went fionu* j ’fg.'i i Rev. Trott ot Hustings, and thf to ‘Nashville and the young couple . f mains were laid to rest in the Dowling ' footed it home.. So 2 much ' * r fur running cemetery. . JI ’'. i horaes. __________ — ' Mr. dnil Mra. Ed Tettnake spent Bun- • QUIMBY. day in Johnstown with. Frank Wilkes j Chas. ScoU spent Sunday with bis j “ nnd wife. • 1 wife and chiidrtn who arc-visiting; at | Mr. and Mra. A. Ortnsbee spent’|hut- ; his father’s. Ho returned ; to Chicago | i day with his brother Walter and Wife. | today. Clara Stanton spent Sunday with her Thc L. A. 8. was well attended in J parents spite tho rain. They were invited j Dr. Gallagher drives a Hew ]|*rae, ! to meet with Mr. and Mra. Liclity at ; purchased of Fred VanSyele. ■ ; । the county farm in three weeks. We Mr, and Mra Emmet Herrington were hupe'to see a u-«od attendaiice somewhat surprised about a week; iig i I jfrs. Florence Palmer sjicnt part of : when.their son Frank stepinsl in iror a ' ,rtKt week in Grand Rapids. Her hus- i visit with them.- not having iWnrd I 1UU) mothcr took in tlie excursion ; from him in over a year. ' : Sunday and she returned with them , । Tbe carpenter!,. Clemence and Bryant ■• Sundapnight. . ! will raise Mr. McKindera barn the first . Several young couple from -Morgan ' were on onr streets Sunday evening. of the week. : Bert Daley moved his family to this , BANFIELD. , place MundayThe Gleiutcra are making a arifcial Frank 8'mi(11 whom) hcl|,h j, j : effort to increase, the intere-a ,ami !o p, Ann Arbor for . memberahip of the order. Mr. OiHin, trPatnlt.nt Tneeday. Hie friends hoi« I gave a very Intereating ithln-t 3n.t be wW return much benefited-. Friday evening nnd a lady "j Rowden spent a few dap with 1 expected to give an address . Iasi his mother who is failing rapidly. h<, evening and work among the • । to Grand Rapiils Saturday, this week. |] j -----------------IRVING. Misa Ethel Wood, of Battle CtwU i’ We had a wedding in onr little burg making Mr. Wegner', people » »«"« । ---------- _ ’ TjBit l«t Tbnreday evening. MF.‘ Geo. Bix^ats । ter and Miss" Una Wilson being the Arehie Batea and family ot Owt- , ler and Mire Lena «" nrrivA are exixjcted -to occupy the contracting parties, h’onrt- of Clrns. Baker ot Banffehl 1 Mtn. McCmnell vialtad.tar sister in Mm Eliza Trethmke made her Bnn- NorUt Irving tart Satnrd.AJrtnrnlng । field friemtaa abort ti.tt tart vnik. , Mra. & R . Chambers eaUrd I Imported German Coach Stallion HERR ARHENS Seal Brown: . Weight 1,400. ‘the finest Coach stock ever produced s<ii, ' : has several teams in Grand Rapids valued at i ‘ ' •' 'd’ices the color, style and action not always to ' tui'-'1.’pf,ce Anyone using him. will make no Wil! make Season of 1905 as follows: . -hlNDASs. Titsh a k «. wnwr t’ TiaUcn. 1 Alt MIi.r- * ‘Ugjlolhi: lurttc aTc?ns f- of C?aU <:roTe> ' \’• owner's barn. > -sinjpeou’s Livery bam, Lake Odessa. Ytowner’jbarn. . Positive Terms. nf-ed. but will not be responsible for accidents taud for their get until paid for, and-any one ires will be held for insurance. Any onelbreedbreed under this contract. Mares must be re­ ltd. . . h’Hiire, $8.00. Standing colt, $10.00 0. ROUNDS, ^2 ' IL Xu- -L Mra. C. E. Moore i. a very , bett<r*»t thi. writing. some of oneBanfieH gkl. were «;u Monday mortnng wenhug (to Delton to take the Mb grml. ezam °Wn Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. p wjfo Hill last Sunday. . ijjsnmtoy. gtt^ The Dorothy Dodd Shoe is correct in style and THEY FIT perfectly, giving an ease and grace that cannot be found in any other shoe. I have them in all styles and cordially invite the ladies of this community to call and inspect them. I have a nice line of Men’s •Fine Shirts and Un lerwear, all of the latest Styles. Also a good stock of Men’s Work Shirts and Overalls— the kind that wear and give good • service. Call in.and see my line, you will be pleased with the goods and the prices. ^iMJevill, , .. ' is nt- the SoldienD Home. . ♦ a gentleman from Chicago lectured Notice to Subscribers i»Hc | It Baby is Cutting Teeth. “ Subscribers are requested W : look at tbe figures on the label o ► heir naner. and If <hrv are no ► correct, notify the oilice. 1“ hand k>Rug bo many names, errors iiniM occur If l>ai*’r u not f cvived promptly, or there is any f cause for complaint, send a pos .-i t S the office that we tna> adjust f the matter at once. ’ottle. ._______ ;________ I’inesalre acta like a poiiltlre. Bret J thing In the world tor boll., finrn.,cracked hand., letter, etc. bnlrt hr t., L. Heath, tbe druggist. r In changing address ► give old address as well „rts colds, pnv-na pne-trooto Phone 54. ® 5 gs @ ® 8 s ® § The Pingree Shoe Men’s Shirts | Rapids last Sunday, to see his son who > natiUn. Xtiwuct b bam, one mile west and two milea ArFair Ground, Hastings. - New Suit Cases. $1.25 to $6.00. New Idea Pattern for 10c Eugene Weaver and wife returned Mrs. VatiSjvkle returned to Dn Gal­ from Battle (5reek Tuesday morning . higher's ho>t Thursday after hi two and rvi'orted their daughter much ini-. .^1 j weeks visit with.her son Franlti' proved. - Ser. .. fee Sio to insure standing colt ^°- Mi> Muslin Underwear complete tS 'u' •j- has. achieved a reputation for its wearing qualities, its ease, its per­ fect tit, second to none. The late Gov. Pingree spent his life in the shoe business, and the Pingree Shoe was the result of yea/s of patient toil and study. If you are bothered in getting shoes to fit, or wear, come and see me, I can please you. W. H. SPENCE The Shoe Dealer. what Would Save more steps and give you more gen­ uine pleasure in doing yonr work about the kitchen, ladies, than one of the many Beautiful and Useful Kitchen Cabinets? To be found in stock on our floors. We positively guarantee to suit you in price. , Just received, a big line of . HAMMOCKS, get onr prices liefore buying. We still have Carpets, Rugs, lace Curtains and Shades for everybody at bottom prices. Furniture Corners, Folcv’s Honey and rat R.h.„ Miller & Harris Furniture Co. b,r; Printing doneYnn wnnt-lt Nicelr Printed and on good p.per. . 11 Remember ih.- HANNER whenlnjieed " ' �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 4, 1905. 6 aoooooooooooooooooooooooc they were not niggardly with at least May Fartivai,.University of Michi­ one of the salennen, Walter Burd. Mr. ( PERSONAL MENTION gan. Ann Arbor. Mich.. May 11-18. <a ' Burd, after the stock had been ebnAt a-rate ot »L®> tor the round trip. ,riderahly broken, was told. »o the tesData, ot rale. May 11 and 12, and mom- : Generally fair in tha vicinity of BAUER broc 111 llrl vll T 1LLL j timony shows, to M’ll the balance, he Andrew Harper was borae over Sun­ ing train ot the 13th. return limit; LUMBER COAL YARD, with » rising a; ito take half the proceads for his salary day. The time for traveHffig will X May IS Incluaivu. and to cover exitemtw.; and to pay over Distinction to the Uaer, followed by brisk show J. R. Itaui was in Grand ilapid. Boon be here. If you need < OR THE STORY OF A CHATTEL spacial round trip Sunday rate-. are , to tlie Inuik the other half. era of Complimenta from all directions. W' Saturday. anything in our Hue it will < now in effect. a rate of one lair (or tte | MORTGAGE on MRS. MAR­ । Marble alleges that jwhen the stock . pay you to call and see us. 5 Lev Pryor was in Grand Rnpids on | round trip will be chargi-d. PwwaiRW, | BLE'S STOCK OFGOODS. In spite of tlie cold weather hanniu>.there 1. ; was turned over on the chattel mort­ business Monday. ■ must reach starting point by midnight ; ; gage, ho exjrected the proceeds from air of general activity. 2x4’s are raui.ll - . .,tin T. Downing of Nashville. was in j same data. Tickets are Rood on all , shingles and flooring down, doors and »-i:. ; h the 011**^MK1> ’rouTd l* 'Hundreds and hundreds of C AS REVEALED IN : [ossenger trainaon this division if they j the dry Thursday. CHIIDT TCCTIMfiNV : lo fi |0 lUpiidalion of Mrs. Marble-s still lumber is going out Buying, sellim- ,-l trad;,,? ‘ satisfied customers through S Luun I I to I IlHUri I Jin(j own debu to tbe>bapk, and the Del BavingUin spent Sunday with !■ arc sclwduled to stop at the stallou ; ; out Barty Ci>unty*speflk loud i seem to be the prevailing winds and t-yr-i lv u । er than any words can'of tho 5 i you wish to stop at. i balance placed to Mrs. M's credit. But friends in St. Johns. ing to gat in the wind. Look out for Ch;., q.', n'QUALITY of tbv HameNcs X In the Bankruptcy Pnocee ings in the National An’n of Manufacturers, ai appears tn have been realMi» (.’barlotto Van Auken was in we make. We use the bm. c they are not the people you wish to deal , • “• ized, or about 22 Orientof the value (Atlanta, Ga.. May Id to 18 *05. A| .Grand Rapids Saturday. Case uf Mrs. Mabie Marble. of Leather and have the lx* it .. v uf the stock accurdhing to Marble.-and of uoikmen. widen combine X NOTk:—The. weather does not iiff< B r ROOp. B/D. Mei®er spent Saturday and very low round trip rate will lie given Thursday II. C. Brigg*, uf Kalamaaboht one third of v iir.t tbe insurance । to Rive a Myers htrt««*-s a de Q for this occasion, pates of sale Mpjr; Sunday with Stargia friendk INUS and PRESSED BRICKreferee in bankruptcy, was in the-------- —-- ------ 7 - 1; ? 7 ■ gree of style, strength pnd 9 aoo. 14 nnd ID, return limit May 21* By probate uffire hexritiq tratimony iu tbe examiner,x» »>4 to have tew wlHag Mrs. Silas Crawford, of Norwalk. . ! durability that cannot be se ,X ’ jiaying a small fee an extension can 14 , <«n|to>X aUoulJ carry on IL It cured in any rewy-.made 'ar ;c lAnkraptra- ™ ofJMra Mabie C. Ohio, is visiting friends in this city. \ ■ secured until June 13. • * j , <•« “« ^cleX Marbl--, oi NaahWIc. W. W. Potter; Mife .Tennir’KiqhanU of Prairie-/ «-»,,ln^ntrci.re>,-hti.w<.uraidfc'rcdi. . Marble'-, fl-bt to tbf U»k tea, l«ul Gen l Assembly of the l*nwl>yteriail ! ton. and q.l-a.ti,,»-d Theodore C. '«“■> proctmls., Other eroditon. *« Ville, has been visiting friends in the j: Church in V. b. A. -at Winona Lake* . • • <* jI Ind.. May 17 to 81 ’0&. One firat clam I Downing, ol the banking Item ot IWy Mlhi”F '“'•"1" °"» *b"1,i’ city. John DeMerandvfllo. of luiku Odessa. Fare plus.23 cents for tlie round trip I, A- Downing. W. L- Marble, lor K*e i ’ir Potter, got an .nkhng of Hastings, Michigan. ■J year. w emptovoe of Borrv * DoS■“■«'««!. mi U very id al the home of his .mother ; will be given for the above occasion] ! Phone 254. BAUER BROS., Proprietor*, Jefferson at., 1 door south of P.O. Ling, and G. Ward Gribbeq. all „f. «ecure<l a ratisfar-tory .ottlemont of hia here. Dates of sale May 15-17-1H-IV-22-28. re« 1 Mrs. Frank Heath, of, Middleville, !i turn litnit -June 4. . Naahville. »«e raUter 'reimMional d“ta’b'' ,o testimony w». brought out by Mr. '.»»«i«d In the ctnmU ronrt. J! vhited vi.irei Hustings, friends the first oi the National Baptist Anniversary. St. | Potter. If the toot, midneed in this I' - There «>»’« ♦>.<»»> ■“ d“"“’ «•} : v- eek. , Louis, Mo. . May Itt to^l UXJ. For thi» | examination are reliable, the Nash- I »Ne <'«■' S“T.v «= Downtag oga.Ml ;. Ed. B. Dole, of Otsego, visited occasion we will gjve a very 10^ vitle banker, mentioned were parties I Marble. It , is the aim of . Ir. ' friends in the city the first of tbe | round trip rate. Dates of sale May 18 My to looreodings which may have teen !«’»«« to force the tanker, to o«w_ in -16-17, return limit May 27 05. on the same level us other creditors in j . information s regard to above । legal but were certainly disreputable. ■tte diatrihution of tho WM.87 which \ Mni Almena ,-wanlqy™tL:r of Krixmmmo. further I They also countenanced transact ions by : aOm** :chndr“ to city “d “u ■ o4i"’’ ■ repr—nutte prorate, uf the rale ol ‘ - -....................' -- --.-7 7 •••— —~ ta I । men in their employ and in the inter­ tte .tuck under tte chattel m«rtW. Fr T the stock under the chattel u.ortiW Kr“ ~, *nd Accepted Ma«>n. Grand J* I rat of Barry & Downing of which they : It is also Mr. Potter-, ho™ to o>mi»l Pure Drugs Mra Felix Chamberlin, of Clmrr- I.4gc. Detroit. Mich , May 2.1 and M.ll । ought to I* thoroughly ashamed. i iBuMte ’d^ a 4* ^ ".iting Mra ■ A. a rat. ol *340 tte rntlllfl trill. fln * . . s . - -krs__ ther ............daughter 1__ ...» s . .. .1/1 for (has * Patent Medicines Going to make a Garden this Spring? ; It appears tbat^he business conduct- I »'«•"■> eommiMion of 30 per rent m. Jute, IX-ter. m, u...u„ , • Dmraof arieM.y 32 andWretura limit Druggists Sundries ! j ed by Mabie C. Marble was really not j conducted by ter. but by h-r bn.tand !h<' doaing out of the talanra -of tte Mra Mabie Gray and Mis. Agnre Mayindu. . . I opnuucteu hv ner. hui by her 'husband • ---------- -। ------ y----- ■—i These warm days you know that it’s tim tn begin Choice Cigars ' - • froraRapids Grand Rapids First excursion ox the season $o W. L Marble, who appears■ to have ’ "»«*• . McNaughtonMcNaughton *ere Grand ,„7. 1 Grand Rapids Sunday April 80.thinking 50 about it, if not to commence work WebFragrant Perfumes 1 acted *, her agent. In her name a 11 >" •vident (hal Barry A- Duwmng visitoni Satnrday, Mr. and Mrs. Cyni Sbelleubarger. 1 fur'the jound trip, special train general merchandire store w-« con- I not counting cmlWtatly on hoidinterested because we can supply the w­ Books, Stationery ( lastia^t* H:85 a. m.. returning i uf this city, visited his jiarents at Lake [ leaves Hastings 8:85 a. re rr.tnmmD> ducted hist year in our sister town. It - tag the secured throng t ft School Supplies f 11 leaves fi Grand Rapids 6:80 p. m., bicy, \ spread further that she owrf Barry * chan,!1 operation for ttey . Odessa last week. ‘ ft , Downing in overdrafts and a note, bare ««> 'Wlto, as have all the other ! Roy Tift and family, of Kalamazoo, I ciea and liaby cabs will be carried free. Confectionery ft Mich. Athletic Aiw'n Intcnwhohurtic , mostly the funner. *1003.73. Mr. 1 crednora «.m.l Mra Marble for the, visited Mrs. T‘s mother aud other Toilet Articles ■ for tlie beds of lettuce, radishes, carrots and all other ft 7 Downing testites that Mra Marble's I ™>ire amount of tbe debts of tath to Meet, Ann Arbor; Mich. May 28-27,1 a friends over Sunday. . and a full - , bank buck, which was opened in Decern- ' lb» bank, aud including the amount rate of $2.fW fur the round trip will be vegetables, and din sell you’every .known kind and ft which •'«"» Boxten hm, moved to thi. city Line of Wail Paper aid Window Shades ... , — . . ! ...I.;.. I. Wto |»ld ..., U to tte- one i, no creditor rat-gvittzit* ; given, dates of sale. May 26, return ft i | her lfl03 .was never delivered to her. ■ whoao settlement was referred to. ( from I-.kl- O-lraat. ptirchmung a home eombination of FLOWER SEED. limit May. 27 inclusive. I ' nnd that he did not think she knew ) ... ft Mr. Potter will control tte allow- •' 7>< Baf< Grand St. i ' anything atont it, as her bnsband acted! — -— ; . They are the DEPENDABLE KINDS, Too. ft On Sunday May J there will be ar for her. slid he wai employed by The anee of the moray P».d in th,, settleMra Hoy Hickle wnt to Grand hank It appears by the evidence 1 ment. also hny allowing of the claim of Rapids Monday to assist in earing for excursion tdThornapple, Jackson, Ann This is quite important. When yon. are n-ady h Arbor and Detroit. Special train will ! that Mr Marble owed Barry & Down- B^ry * Downing against Marble her rister who -is HL * Phone 14.3, City Drug Store.1 sow, call around. 1 i ing a note of $050. The total of Mr. l*raonaHy. Dan 1 Houk, of Duwling. wks in leave Hastings 8:00 a tn. arrive De­ *• , Michigan. Bantings, troit 11:4.'> a. m. Returning lenye De­ g and Mrs. Marble's indebtedness tu the ;----------------------------- the city Saturday, and attended the ---------------------- -- ----------------- * troit tt:30 p. m. Ann Arbor 7:8<hn. n>.. - bank being $2273.58. SOBRIETY HAS A CASH VALUE concert Saturday flight. Marble swears that four Weeks prior -i . '_ . -I Mrs. John Pendergast is the guest Jack&m H 20 jx m.. Tbornapple’ lOjUO to the giving of u chattel mortgage, , As Well As Increases One's Self Re- ( of jjr. an(j Mm. j. s. Goodyear, arriv- p. m. Sjiecfal train will stop at Ypsij lanti in Itoth directions. Bicycle* apd ; which we will afterwards explain, the Spect And Usefulness. | ing jn this city Tuesday. babvcMla checked free. ! goods to-Mrs. Marlile's store, invenjhe Chicago & AltonRailroad comEd Evans returned ffi»m Petoskey Very low one way colonist rales to toried at cost, amounted to $8,400. . jWny. in rules recentlyissued for itsThursday He had spent the winter points in Washington, Oregon, Callfora . He further alleges that $>1,200 was : employees, forbids menin its employ with, his daughter there. •d-tal to th. Stock in itettlmo >u-ltu ,|,it mUomw. ra,-^ track* aura.pr and Mra Clxn-ncc Lnlbrop of ■ ia, Montana aud British Columbia will bo in effect Mar. Is;, and will cdAtlmie ; o» tte a.,, wten tte ■nmument n balM ur Mr jySfTwbcre liquor : Ionia i at ,o„ rt lh,. until May 15th inclusive, good coach execute* there n> M 1mm *U»|aa|ta gemtttag permitted. Tte I 1 visiting friends in thia city. . accommodations will tie furnished. wor|h of goods on hand. . - cuuipany makes no pretense of carryMiss Emma Valentine visited her W. S. Barron, Agent. • On Oct. 12 last.so Mr. Grfbben testjin g on a niorn | crusade. It simply with one of my cameras and they aunt. Mrs. Fret! Tnngate. while on ; flee, he wa-< called to thc bank uf > strives to live up to the .business prinwill be pleased with results. So 1 her wav to her home in Cadillac. i Barry A Downing and that Downing cip | m which depend U1 »n the eumwill you. 1 have placed an order Me ’ and Mrs. J. J. Perkins, of I I and; KarMe agreed that a chattel 1>?lency ^d rdialnlity uf its men. for a large Hue of Kodaks aud . v-should be • -put on Mrs. . , L . depends ... upon j Prairieville, have been visiting Mr. 1 ■; '• mortgage service, if holds, Cameras and a full Hue of . ; Marble's stock. They made an error ^eady^habits. and both, help insure nn'1 Mrs. John Curtis the i«wc week. TRUNKS, BAGS, | HIGH FINANCE LUMBER BULLETIN IN NAQHVIIIF SUIT CASES ­ a HARNESS, A FRESH CAR OF CEDAR POSTS JUST RECEIVED HASTINGS LUMBER & COAL Co. W. H. Myers &. Son, That We Sowing Time is Here! Sed s di W We can supply the Seed Of Q. A. HYNES. CAMERA SUPPLIES. Anyone buying from me will be ■ instructed how to get Urn best re­ sults. Don't buy before seeing me. H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Hastings, : Michigan Cold Lunches will soon be in order, aud what to ; get will be a question. A great many familie* in this city have alreadv found our Home Made Pre teed Corn Beef to be juuc tlie thing for lunches and cold Ineals. 1c Is especially relished for pinner bi those employed its the factories ! Our pip pork Sausage is in groat demand. [ Have you tried our Buttierlne? Hastings Banner $1 of $100, so it is claimed,1 in figuring 1 jiublic safety. “AU tbe things which I^rank Ryerson, of SbepanL Isabella the amount of tho Marblcr indebted- : are inhibited,'", says General Piuwen- Co., visitod his brother Fred, and othnem, placing it at $2173.58 instead o' । ger Agent Charlton, either . tend or , er friends in the city thc fore part of i $2373.58. For a consideration of $UX». - mjght tend jiermauently or temjiorari- , the week. 1 Gribben agreed to act as a figure head jy t0 inipair u man’s mental and Jjulge Stine and Mayor Morrill of tata.jlMl:HeK«'lJ>i»nuto ^Bxrry ,,h),ical lmnn.■■ ' , ctarlutte. were to tte ciiv FriJxy-on I & Downing for $2,173.58, which aum Thi. put. thc quratiun of tcmp-rance ; Irnmnw. connected with the Huttap. - was placed to his credit. This bo turn­ and steady habits upon a basis where Realty Co. . — ’ ed over to Marble, who in turn handed even tbe most benighted morally can 1 S“,th 7“ «« ! it to Barry & Downing, thus wiping clearly trndenund it and are that there , ““ ’ out his own and his wife's debts to the i. but one practical aid,- to it. The Arter Friday for a few day. virit. and bank. Marble then delivered to Grib- man who wiU not hearken tomoral -tale there-tall be tte Ku« uf Mra । lien a chattel mortgage on’ Mr>. ajipeal is apt to lay grea^ stress upon Ohvo L*throl’'Marble's stock ot goods for $2,8U0. his regard fur tbe practical. He doesn't Mrs. John H. Busby of Hastings, is ' Tbe testimony does not show why, a care for sentiment—gush, he calls it; I visiting her daughterZMra. Mark Gl i j chattel mortgage of $2,800 was given ' he must have hard fact. . And here he "arren. and assisting in ihe care of ; to cover *1,(73.08 of indeMednom. nor K,„ jn„ wh„ h, w^m. rlir hard her ”e» gnunUoio on wbul theory of equity Mr. Marble s that he mi«t be eolwe and .toady Mra. A. Davenport returned baturdav l*raonal note waa included in a mori- ' or giTe np „ job wbere brietv anil from a two work, .rayin Saline, to gage or. Mra. Marble'. goo-K when steaJlnem an- reuontial qnalitira And which place .be wu called by the there were other creldtor. Iweide the wh—ho tnrM nowaday, he find, death of a relative. hank. It I. claimed that the Idea ot lbll u„ hard ,„t ,t„ing ilim in th. Mrs. Clare Pierson started Thursday hnving the chattel mortgage ran to I (oce. In all 11 ora ot paying emplov- ! for Detroit, where she will visit Griblwn. inateail ot direct to tbe bunk- , mCTt Ml,riety and niwdluew, are lie­ friends fora few weets and then spend .' ere. wav to give Barry * Downing an ; COiuing more rigidly required. ! some time with Kalamazoo friends. I advantage over other ereditora. I With the value of reliability redured Miss. Avis Marsh, of Detroit, who ! ; It app-ara front tho testimony that (,o doIla„ ,nd even the Gribben was not expected to.look after [ dnllMt „-h„ can-t comprehend the lias been spending several weeks with the detail, of closihg out tho Marble , si,„p|e« cthicial principle, can eaaUy her sister Mra. Clare Pierson, of this > city, returned home Thursday. . . etock—be was merely a figure head in 1 g™,,, it! meaning. the employ of Barry & Downing. He! . ; Weldon Bronson went to Chicago' ’ protected himself.by taking back from * Saturday to join his wife who has beer. ji: ,I ; ; a year । Y selling superior doilies, by B giving better.values for thc same money, 'we insure yo. i great­ than you can possibly S&.J where. Clothes All that thought, skill, experi­ for ence and capital can accomplish is in evidence in the designing, tailor­ Young ing, fit and style of our garments. . Men -1 ’ '-■ ■ In justice to yourself, look at Boys our goods and get our pricejs- \ on will find some new experienc s and and' some new sensations awaiting you when you see what we offer - Children WATCHES; Foley’s Kidney Cure The Grocers, J Phone 16, Barry * Owning an Nfreement. JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD ™1"* 'tk h"„7T which was offered in evidence Thurs-1 , weeks. They will return today. day. that neither he nor his heirs ware ~~ F. Q. Eberhart, inanairer nf the to be responsible for anything only °* ‘{^“““Bro?^" eT^t"**' Mfg. Co', big' money that actually came into his 1 1 i nlsnt u» xii«hn»i-rav» t..,i _^...a o_a Complete Line ’ plantAt Miehawaka. Ind. .pool Sathands as thc holder of the mortgage. j urday in this city the guest of Chester : 'The MEAT MARKET Man In no inland town in Michigan is Mtsner. i Gribben took potwesaion of the stock Two doors east of Cltu Bank. . .r „ , „ ' the day after tbe mortgage was-given, there a larger or better stock of hard- ■ Xf ware of «11 drecriplio,„. und tann ' . “r- "»> Mra FtM Barnaby, of Lan-: Phone 22 Hastinfls, Mich. bidding it in for $1600. He was auth­ took, than l> kept by Goodyear Brw ? Vi*‘55r and friend, orized by an agreement between the of tld. city, and they have an immenaB |!“ . T**-v eIP»« *» move hen­ parties in interest to sell at public or trade on both Hora and demrve it. .“ake thia city private sale. It appears that the en­ Juat now they are showing a* big line ** utnre brane. tire stock was cleaned out in about aud wagons, the makes that p- A. Peterson, of Rockford, DI., the Mine weeks. Gribben swears tliat all of buggies __ " | manufacturer of furniture in you can rely on. '' . j leading manufacturer the proceeds that came rut o his bands You willbe interested in the com 11110 country, having a large interest in from tbe sale of the stock was $868.84. I have a nice line of watehee ♦ He testifies that Marble told him the planters— the kind that plant com practically “ every , one of the extensive embracing such prominent -f furniture factories in that city, was in stock was worth $4,800 or $4,800. .We and do It right. makes as They are looking for a big trade, and the city Friday, the guest of Emil Tyare told that an insurance examiner Elgin, Waltham, j looked over the Marble stock just a they will have it sure, for they de­ den. He was much pleased with Has­ . Hamilton, Rockford. 1 .Ettle before the chattel mortgage was sene it. They have just received a tings. , filed, and recommended that his com-'i car load of the famous Deere Hay From press notices that come to ns besides several cheaper grades. Loatlcrs, Side Delivery Rakes, Corn Get my prices before you buy. 4 pany carry a line of $2,700. As such Mrs. Grace Blanchard, daughter of Planters. Cultivators and Harrows. Repair work of all kinds neatly > con^paniwi do not insure to near the Mr. and Mra O. V. Greenfield of this Goodyear Bros, stand behind tbe full value of the property covered, it and promptly done. city, is making nplendid progress in her would seem that Marble's estimate of goods they sell and make them satis­ Geo. Newton, jeweIer t the value of the stock was not far out factory in every case. It pays to deal chosen profession of music. In com­ pany with her instructor Dr. Minor C with them because they giro you 100 <rf the wsy in placing at $4, SOO. Baldwin, of New York City, she has In the short time that intervened cents in value for every dollar you ex­ been touring tho larger cities of?)hio, pend. from the forcclosre of the stock till it Pennsylvania and Maryland, giving was all sold it would seem that the exMra Clement Smith was a Grand ' highly of ^e^work^W l”^8B KpcsJt B.PM. vUtik Tbtodpy. XU. ’’ Urge, and yet it must be admitted that F.W. Clifford HAP1S & RUSS, S “Shoot Your Friends” . Children's Garments $2 4 Boy's Suits - - Young Men's Suits - l $2.5$ to. $$■ $5. io -K/-• & BURTON. CHIDESTER Leading Clothiers. Hastings, - . Michigan. �-------------------- gAgHNGSBANNER, MAY 4, 1905. THE r Wall Paper Season TIKIR IWtNUflfi ANNIVtRSARY ' eh it Monday evening the v.all, of th- home, which motion' 9 ^1'I.'- <Wi«i The strain, I • AW Lang Syne brought even one £ IO then- feet and bnmght '® Followed By Tons?.', Affair- W„ this truly deliglttlnl «Tonlng which -,-ly a house iu this vicinity that will »«“lily l«»»ed into the aniuds of the Z “in ire rooms. Now. 'wt mint Your Very Enjoyable. ehl.' Ila Ixing ftw of the cbnrniina I • I .■i - no difference if it is one small nx)ni 1.1 'a”’>«I®rat.ed Stun-! ••I lint many n l letter daj-altaipi they i • >ur kitchen or yonr parlor. We have U-u prnikged r. ,ilk; ®> . • j m tliR most suitable patterns in . likewise their amuwl L«n.|.wt whiel, is Hw.r oriMniz.diou twenty yea-- ago. , A . in yon wish to paper: You will ' l° “xnr “I -h. binh.lav i , . I’.nut seeing onr line. We make i ‘'“'"‘'Hal hard. Una.,, |,avrf,.;, ■ tte. year it fell uu .,h„ ni„w ,, ,, J BOARD OF .TRADE MEETING • } e and length. Bear ini mind k«nn. The clnb wen, - in theliousec'eaniugMife tihat we Tuesday Evening at City Hall, old 2 Mrs. W. u. <l.xdye:u- In their hang: K •member our -ale'on the well (known Officers Reelected. , lome new homo .,n J.'ir«n«nr*.!rM4. the . Tiie Board ..I Tra.!..'. Adnualmn t. ! affair .<!«, xrs iny « » Christman fi,r the it«w l,«,M. which Swas at thi, time tel.1 T«,.lay .-vralnt. ainl • : opened tor Its Enn suebg function 1-ol.Hdering Ila- number otter thing. , • Th,- lanupirt waa hi-ld in ilw dining that iuivrl. r, „.,n £ . . ... <1 not pass We are selling room where a long table'was «pr<-n.l > resident Stem luwl a mtrnt interest ing A - ovont being Uld U,r nineteen. The iwix-r showing his iht«n«t in tht-i^’ $1.25 ' One gniioq B. P. S Paint ff cenu-r piece was n jardln, re tiljnl wlU: welfare and tho progrem of the city and ■ J .65c it ,P«W»>» red rows. rl> / One-half B1 ’ ‘ duh- flower, how important it is that all should i J • 35c •) rhe invocation was u-du-d by Mrs. Bur- r^tvi.rk tdgetiu r, otherwise the. t«-«Mlency ! W \ One-quSf’'.1 low, after which tte fnllmring menu will lify to go bnckwanl nnd all pro• 20 c ■ One Pint wo, served b\ the| Mtew, Huffman gri-ss In- atuppctl. Stvrretay Brown A -madenn interesting rwpofrt’showing a •12c V ; Abbott. Brmlk-y nml.Barber. I One-half Pint something of the work done. The J Orange toektall • ’ '.’nt an<l always sold for more money V Hon hand, which It > 5 ci- k Deviled Kalin <»n - I»’»nr-.l has aboie >hced C urumbers Bread Holh is ready to re-- in some projtsn for the -.W \»-al With Sauce Tartare Pouitm-with improvement uf the city The old 9 Advertise Hastings by using the 1 - Mudir<H)tnB officers, who had so faithfully and un­ . Spaglwtu- a r Italienne Btsvuiu Gia^jJelley Olives dir su many dijK'ouragvm«np» dune the ! A Fruitnde ' pioneer^wolkfur thc organization, were 7i Waldorf Salad (%••** Wafer* n}-elcct«sL unanimously, as follows: | Ice Oream Qokleii Red Cake Presidents Kellar Stem, Vice Prusidcnt.*. wP ; Lt-rnOn Jellv Luke^Waters and John GctedyiSar: Sec­ Coffee Creme de Meuthe rotary, Arthur U. Brown: Treasurer, ■ After a delightful hour spent over Frank^Horton. * j? the menu a program of t.«»u was The report of Treasurer Frank Hur- ; a given. Mrs. J. S. Goodyear filling the ton was i/must imjairtant ohe, showJ. md, Heath’s Beef, Iron <fc Wine position of toastmihtsn-KA in her uwn ing ns it ditL how had been col- ® inimitable way, introducing each looted and but #44.t* 1 expended, l'*av- O member in so witty and natural a man­ ing a balance of hi cash on hand. ner that the affair panted entirely iu- 'The exp-nditures were a.s follows: A formal in nature and the strain so of­ Paid Banner, printing ... 50 A ten fi ll on Mich occasions sdemod total­ , Paid Herald printing13 25 ly lacking. The responses were bright * ............. u«. • and entertaining without exception Paid Stenographer •• 10 " and treated with such urfginalty and Paid Stam|wsl Envelop - 3 8'3 R. F. D. Orders filled humor the time devuowl tu thin purt <>f the same day a.s received. the program M*vmed all lohnhort. The ' Total >44 fM , E. Tyden w as elected as* one of the ™ followijig wen- the toteds. board of directors in place of Luke Shakespeare. Mrs. H. A.-Barber. 1 Hamlet. Miss (WxiTear. t ' The Sung of the W illuw. Mi-e Hamp- , . ton. I The Board1 of Trade certainly has A The Beil Rose class flower, Mrs. n'vwn to Tte proud of it* kutcmb at the Hicks. rhe-e of its first year '<he sucre«w being ™ I Shakespeare** Silent Women. Mrs. < Upjohn. - . in nu .small drgu- doe to the very w , Our Class Invalids Mrs. W. 11 Geo. Clary has *oM his farm. . SWeexey. £\. *effective and preaisrent work of Prowl­ dent St«-m and Secretary ” Brown. Shnkespcare s >Introns. Mrs. M' MMe's mutt*.), “Open evenings. ” Timmerman. S Heaven helps' the man that helps the Class Motto. Mrs. W;- K. 1’owers. Rev. H. H. VanAuken was in Grand other fellow. . . The se'xiud jiart of th-- .|m>grani W» Rapids Tuesday. Grant Muir N building a house for carried out in the hall and living room Will McKeritt. of Middleville, was I Enjoyable music was furnished at . Henry Mishler. • in the city on Monday. Grant Muir has the foundation made . variouatimeB during the program by On aceonnt of the funeral of Mrs. for u new cement hbrnw. Mra. I- T Culgrove nnd Mn. WightPrudence Nobb”*. the Women's Club .r. ,, , man Crawford, of Sorwalk, Ohio. 1 rte tanent block. Art-fun te ng laid pjm .. J|n. .will . open nt three o’clock instead of for dame, Vte-lfc » new tome. ' Hrannh Bmdow one of the d»rti-r Cbn-.. Thompson and wife will mwe 1Ueml>ers wae an interesting reimni*'Ladies will I* interested in knowing > R. Jamieson, proprietor of the * into their new house ^this week. <3^^ ,,f the urginazation of the club that'W; 1 Exchange, in the first build: ♦ Many a broken heart is the fonnda-1 which occurred twenty years ago at her Bs.ple's 1 Pretty G north of the National Bank. Has ♦ tion on which a career has been bnild- home under tlie leadership of l)r lag i it Ci»U.»4 «J. ! Polhemus. Dr. Timmerman the present ifor sale a little device tliat can he j J v*'1 pretty in any kettle, that will prevent ♦ The O.w Company are certai nly leader of the club in ’ The Twentieth placeil ] it ;•» t cheap and food* from horning. Il ♦ hurtling in their mains air over the Anniversary” reviewed briefly the mrata 1 iniooU 1 niatuh!p>H rorts but a few cents to buy unc, and * city : work of the club .during its twenty < high cltee at rtlce a lung should call and i*sy one ♦ Mira Row Goodyear mtertainod tte ‘ladit-s 1 ■ prire. . " „h.l.v Clnh ..... enlorahlv *t ter thorough .nd rouicientlOM work thM -rises Tnaaiy President Slocum, of Kalamazoo ♦ BirtInlay Clnb very enjdyably at her irf tb»d«x inn* in tolid G>llege. delivered two very able s»-r- > । had l»ea done. । home yesterday; . ’.ell which . I Eighty two nameshave been enrolled ttaons , in tbe Baptist church Sunday. ♦ Hwbich ill? reaAun why white oheep eat more ^‘fhe^mrmiwiip bnoka aitice its both meetings being largely attended. | • uu .«v-.u.2.:r 1 Near it- in.-; tthan v— WV__._ V---J -----I _ ..I l-f . . .r Optic 11 black.ones ha* lieen definitely set- orgmiizauofi. Miss Caroline Barber The evening service was made still departru*- • ■»king and mure of them. tlp*m. tied. There are more then n charming manner ,more impressive hy the vocal seketionb Engraving hands of ' Take a look at our east window and Portia.s ’’Quality of Merry’’ speech of ( tbe ladiasofthe Ithaca Conservatory I Mita himjwoy, of Ithaca. I 'see what 30 cents will do fur you in ' from The Merchant uf Venire. Mi»s of ( Music Concert BESSMER, the way of a shirt. Morrill Lambie & Knowlton then followed with a w.-li N.Y .. who gave an entertainment in | the Baptist church Satunlay evening. written paper on Queen Ellaaletli in Co. ■ , THSJEVELEF; HASTINGS. MICH. __ai\and weakni-ss of The Lapec? Clarion comes tu hand 1 County School CommT Ketcham is which the........... strength Shakeaiieare-a Queen was well brought with a fine 16 page special number, conducting 8th grade examinations in •-«•’« <W. beautifully illustrated and printed on tbe county, and reports large attend out. "(IreelinAw from North Carolina | was a most interest ing letter from Mrs. book paper.. The edition;.shows np ances everywhere he go®. i EUori B. Rohinwin a charter member handsomely fur Lapeer, and is a credit J.txzie: . , 1 of tho club, who though alsamt in to that’thriving town. Thc •y|uipmvnt Meet me at Faulkner's drag . vT0„, b1w w„u1j i,. |,rwcnt ot the Clarion, w hich includes a lino-------------I ™ onftur lll)nolll grt|„.ring of tjqm. an Optima* job press and n fine store Saturday afternoon. 1 am going there to buy wall piper. -.lie clnb ot which site ia eno of the new newspaper press, were’also present­ Mamie. most devoted as well as valued nwm- ed in the illurtratton*. The Clarion is Mlsa -Allison.spoke interesting- h fine paper, and up-to-date in all ( Our line of boy’a and Childrens’, bers. — ---------- • Suits is np-to-dete la Style, Quality , ly of Shakespeare's Lyrics Bis earheet thing*. if We doulrt if any neater, cleaner and i > and Price. Let ns show you what we , reputation being made on Uns ]«irt o have, the price will do the talking his writings and she read in »,U-l gU- more wholesome restaurant can be I ;; MorriU. Lambie * Co. f nl manner! one of the lyrlca found in found in the state, in a city of this L v „ , ' A. You Like It. "Our Entertainment. size, than Barnaby Bros. Everything | Baie hall nines from the Bnokca**. eiven by Mrs. W. D. Haye* in her 15 alwavs, neat, clean and bi order, and : and Wood-working factories crosacd «• brirht‘Wtty.>d she recaUed in the m.»ls served are delicious. Of if I«ts at the fair grounds Saturday, and infannfti manner many of the social late thev have been thoroughly over­ ’ after three inning* the latter team won which the club hare hauling things. Now paper adorns ■; by a score of 10 to 4. Since tbe game, on shaktapeare'* birthday, the walls, the woodwork has been ; . the Wood-working hoya nre feeling hrJ • with )ier the printed program ! freshly jointed, and everything is in j * ; pretty cocky, and are willing to meet fecund celebration' of tho I 'applppie” order. They also enjoy .> any factory nine in the city. , n>tal eighteen years ago­ an excellent trade in the Bakery de- > ♦ ' Tho drunken fellow who. when asked ; ,lnt Hiruheth Hurter «»s Uw-n called partmdnt, the bread made by them . to have a chair, said. "Thank you. I'll (,n b). M|w Bosella Goodyeat. eliai - ing especially in demand. . ;; wait till one ramea around, "wae pot a „f the program “ “By no other sets of facts is tho ;; 1 whit more ateord than tho man who ..^ce tte>ppr«'i«tion of th- cion i I future industrial predominance of the wants to buv or seU or swap something thl. hoatem of the ° . ’ United States so convincingly fort- . • and waits indellnitely to make tbe charming manner in which t > 1 sliadow'ed as by the statistics of coal- .. Rubber« Leather heels, tradciwhen tbe spending of u few rente lw.„ entertained, which she dia * production and ooal-wppiy here and ;; i for an advertisement would quickly murtgrmxiuA m«,t graceful --7. lbe th . ■ abroad. ” writes- WilHam R. Stewart Plain ot Cap Toe. ing bodTMr. and Mrs. Goody’ear b) Cosmopolitan” *or May. on .. accomplish bis purpose. •' 25th!:ip iu -rararound home, ot tte room when, informal. in^Tte Mnrtrira terira :: center ot the ™>"> ?1.25 to $3.00 The Atperican mg » a v™-* Tte American Laundry is la inak “»* ">K inJ conffratulatioM were Thecntir.i rrat-< Ito «orlJ now miM" speciality of wearing and premiaP (bt> B ^,| c | oo , opening of I wi ’ ‘ J " only one third morn coal than dora the . r white, and all k nda of light ooloretf. g Mr wld.Mra. United Stattw. Not o^F d0“ ' vrata. Mr. W. J. Stark tbe proprietor . »“> to tte oceaaion , is keeping fully abreust of the J*®®8- iroouj thT^atter intimated iin re­ country n her rebat by the employment of the new est .. _____’ MICH1HAN. having a delivery wagon that calls for. Ij eponM an ----- hni lt been built for , that the , houae had later-ravins <h>n«» o“»iM “*rrod“C‘ :: —r-r______ _______ AoU rtrllvens all ’{“"V, —--------------_ > tte sole purpose of euterta “S ;„ oeiow that uu. m -* , - cost greatly below of. Europe. ■ ■ ■ ro/ev'c M L I When you have any laundry work^to, ; dub on ,u this particnlaroocanlon. ‘hi. particular occasion^ •hioh wh^oh artl0£7 abundantly Illustrated. . . •__ —41.. Xllnmf vatA/l " ^SWonCy.nt, I bn done odl or phone 24S-theJ«ndry |’ sUtement duh . .. Mra. Hayes aai drew from ‘is NOW ON with a RUSH, P. S. PAINT ® Souvenir 30 25 ill a bunch for The Druggists, Plated .1 elerv LOCAL NEWS 7 ------- --------- -^.ivuiry or We club i ■! l",reh““ • IieiMe tale T effect • mat - ■nu,hoMe.w„ bant for th,:® Mie purpnee of entenainiag the Shak- j 2 | SHAKESPEARE CLUB CELEBRAT- Pspean* Club at its annual banquet*. ” I A , VERY FINE BANQUET ‘ We’re going to help you. not with handn arid feet, nor .yet with advice, but with price economies -the help that counts. They’ll.be no mere lay so, but thejdo-: so iigtircH. We’ve got the materia! to do it with, and tye tiow use this opportuiiity' of telling you all-ahniit it. You know that your house cleaning rnust.be dono !before very Iqng. The weather has been cold and disagreeable, but it can’t be that way:veijy much longer. Get a going and get over the disagreeable’ job as quickly as possible. ■ ‘ ‘ . LACE CURTAINS at Saving Prices. Ruffled Cartains 24 yds long, good qual- rnn ity lawn, very special at uUu GROCERY PRICES That Help, Gold Dust, large package..?. tSc Cl Gold Dust, small package French’s Fldur, per hundred<.... 80’pairs of excellent quality White Curtains 53 in wide. 3 yds long, newest patterns^pecial u I Potatoes, good quality, per bushel Swift’s Pride Soap, fl bars for 25c 10 pairs Good Curtains, white only. 50 Inchee wide. 3,qj yds Jong, good strong - 1 open cen ter and pretty bonder, extra value. Lenox Soap, 9 bars for..... Riverside Sugar Corn, I cans for... 25c Ruffled Curtains 3 yds long, plain or fancy lawn, pair at Oub, Ol Swiss Net Applique pj fr r±,'.Pr,rh th:d. ORn SI 50 Parlor Curtains, only 2 .'”1' S2 50 to $7 Curtain Muslins In 15 different designs, in fancy and plain, with new figures aud Jin. ■ designs, price? range from per yd lUb IU 411b ! 25c 25c Golden Sneaf Borax, per package.. Golden Sheaf Saltpeter, j»er package Snow Boy Washing Powder, 2 packages fur.. Ammonia, large bottle for 1Oc Scrub Brushes, good .ones for Carpet Tacks, tbe best, 6 packages-for 25c lOc Pure Lye, the best, per can. Galvanized Palls.../.! 25c:to $125 • Tubs:r WRIGHT BROS Phone 30. Hastings, Michigan. Hastings National Bank is the BANK that PAYS JOHN [ COMFORT FOR' LADIES. JULIET Slippers MAte& |wm| •HUB GORE co.. Tar “«• DrevCn t* DneuajoaiA , will do tho rert. on Deposits in its Savings Department. Inter­ est Compounded twice a year. All deposits pay­ able on demand without notice. This Bank was established in 1856, and organized as a National Bank in 1870. It is the first, and only National Bank ever organized in Barry county. CAPITAL Fifty Thousand Dollars. SURPLUS Fifty Thousand Dollars. ADDITIONAL LIABILITY of STOCKHOLDERS . W7 Fifty Thousand Dollars OFFICERS: DIRECTORS: J. T. LOMBARD, President. JNO.F. GOODYEAR, V. President. W. D. HAYES, Cashier. HARRY O. HAYES, Asst. Cashier. J. T. Lombard, J. F. Goodyear, W. D. Hayes, R. K. Grant, Clement Smith, F. D. Pratt, W. H. Chase. �HASTINGS BANNER, MAY 4, 190S. Straw Hats This is the season of the year to think of them. We have them all styles aud prices. See onr Hoe of Boys Knee Pants that we sell from Me to SOc Boys Johnnies Bib overall,.25c Specials 1 lbs. Oatmeal.... 25c 7 Bars Acme soap. 25c HENRT RflQLrt tOATS QROVE SENEKAL STORE. WOODLAND AND VICINITY. WOODLAND. FAST WOODLAND. William .Ionian and daughter Myrtle! Owen Townsend and Archie Bates | . .. ' r , ,u.x* are visiting relatives in this vicinity, put up RO rods of PsgeTence for AusSchool C^mmiwnoner Ketenara draper JonUn bowgh. . new robber- «>» B.rnnm 1«« week. ed whool. In E-t ^oodtand bri weektire buggy last Saturday of Claude Mra. H. Long ami son James attendMr. and Mra. K Eastman a ouu Carpenter ot Lake Odeasa. 1 ed the district convention-of the field, were visitors at A. c. nips*Oran JonUn 1<« . lumw irat week. On.rah of Chrirt. .t Srannra * few on Tueriny. Joshua Dillenbeck visited his daugh­ A. T. Cooper „d hi. gnng of rarpen- d*y" A RiS!£ 01 ara taIU R«v. A. R. Farrar, and «K. wera ter parent, Mr. and Mra O.ra. Smith. ter. Mrs. Milo McArthur of Sebewa, ur. .re Binding John Krirler'. bonra. Mr Lrit M-.U l. u,i. J- w- Ehret J. Edgar Cole of Erat Woodland. ricinitXt Sn^ th. W. M. A. nt the Sch.ppi chnrch .P-^Sai.n-day Snnday -i* Mra Geo. Garlick and Mira Christi- ; na Berkley made a business trip to ^Mo« of the oat. in thi. motion .re W<JODUANO 0, „ Grand Rapids last Wedheaday. BANANAS BANANAS Only 10 cents per dozen. EVERYTHING wamr prkc IN PaU tar everything IN PRODUCE Royce Bayne of ' Coats Grove, has School in district Sa s will cltne Ada Clem of North Woodland viralB”' C D J*rTJ“ soldi is village property to Mr. Olar; May ». . ed her brother Eventt and faihlly irat «> Satnrday. • of Woodland. ’ • nwZ. Ur and Mra O. C. Sheldon enterWe are glad to hoar that the Banner; t rldaJ• . ’ , M M j. Bradley of The L A. & of tbe Holmea M. E. is making new improvements.in their! Commissioner Ketcham visited opr, . . k churcn, served supper at the home of i office hy the addlli« of a prara rahool irat Friday. ’I"*'1'. ... Rev. and Mrs. Lyons last Wednesday, i andfolL. ' Mra Nellie Grrdmn.it. of Grand Mra Jerao Miiler X It was very largely' attended. Garden Seria. WraKaranralM., IHouIno Rapid, and Mra Rcee Ckiloof Flint. »g 'neo,1. io Brat WmaUand Mr. and Mra. S. VanHou ten enter- ' called on Mra Senter Irat .Saturday, day. returned to her home al Arayria SCHOOL NOTES tained friends from Lake Odessa and ’■ .Mira Gayll. Stowell of Lake Odraaa C“Ur SW^*y' , Woodbnry last Tuesday. The sc bool teiuii did well Saturday '1 vi.ltri her father Perry StoweU MoaThe Mlrae. inex. Ague. » d Wrn ^ra. Eliza Palmerton and Mrs. I with the exception of two errors. It ‘ . , • i Cole, of East Woodland, the Mwrt James M. Smith were at Hastings on | was their first game. ... . n — n u.. k. Hattl Colo and Grace Healy, of Lake Mira Arvtlla Stowell who hra been „ wt„ ut j 8t. John', on business Jast Friday. Some of the seniors expect to go to ill w long wa. taken ■ Sunday wuth J. C. Ketchum wjw in town on busl- > Ferris Institute next jrear to schooL •ptaal menengitl. and i, a... .■xpete.l r.ess on Tuesday. The school team expects to piny West r ' b Iwul runaway on Thursday. As he The ball game bitlreeD the \tood- j Woodland next Saturday. Rev. A. B. Johnson nnd wife of I was driving to Sunfield his horses )»land high school nine and a picked' .Although Saturday night was rather ■ Saranac and Mrs. Fred Baker of Hasnine, last Saturday afternoon, resulted | cool, the seniors soli! four friers full dime frightened; and his wife, daugh­ ■; tings were callers nt C. Senter’s last Sectional Book Cases bare proven mb*ter and himself were thrown from the in the defeat of the high. school team. ' . Thu score stood oighj to eleven in favor | of ice cream. with the people and the various ways la which week. buggy and susUinednommcriou» hurts’ be arranged make itiem very artistic m wel Miss Dell Beigliir of Freej>ort. I'irnal waM and braises, but no lx;nes were broken, Of the picked nine. mental to tbe borne. You can begin with \ COATS DROVE. . the guest of Miss Ida Durkee over: which won’t cost you much, and then yon ccji flu. 1 Miss Arville Stoyrell, daughter of 1 Delayed Letter , Snnday. as yon wish. They are so constructed ths: xfiej •< Perry Stowell, who has been suffering I Wm. Bitine i? <piite poorly. STATE ROAD. made to tit most any place in the biome that v with intlamatory rheumatism for the to place them. Look at the sampie in our display , Quarterly .meeting nt the church The funeral of Mrs. D. Townsend CARLTON CENTER. idow, and come inside and inquireabo a the pr;'.. pawl four or five months was taken was held at the Hulmes church Wedntfe-. Mr. and Mrs. Davi-, have been st-. Saturday and Snnday. with a severe attack of spinal meningi­ Wo also have a nlco line of tending quarterly conferi nce at Sun- i y(r. and Mrs. James Johnson of Ruttis on Sunday and there are no hopes , Asahel Olar has bought the Wolf field, and. renewing acquaintances with ’ j^d, visited their son Lyman Johnson for her recovery, . , their many friends there. property. Cunsiderntion el,700. ' Snnday. Rev. Lyons assisted by Evangelist Fisher is qniW sick at this Clyde Cobel nnd family went to H<1-’ Samuel Leavens who was seriously j Grandma ______ Allen of Wheeler, has commenced a land to work on a farm for Silas Gat is injured-last wei k y very much imwriting, 1 1 * 1 1 ' _ seri<!> Of meetings at the Holmes M. E. this summer. ...... proved and wc trust will be able to be Children s Day is decided on. Mrs church. out soon. He intended Jo Imre for \ V| ^. ne Merrick Wra Jenny Barry and Miss Etta Houghton who has been , There is a man trying to organize a attending school at Nashville, for the farmers' society, “The Ancient Order Kansas next Monday to look after hi# Mbs Anna Brown ore the committee, j Tb<} wm at> the parpast year and a half, isr 'spending a ' of Gleaners" the main benefit is life interests there but. will be prevented * from going now for some time. • jn yow dty ^ternoon week with her grandmother Mrs. . insurance. . X»»X.».ofW. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith visited Mr. and Mra H. Withry and May y. Christina Bizer. Miss Houghton exfn)m thiH <idnity attended pecta to start for Lowell the latter part Steven Wolfe and wife at Luke Odessa daughter of Hastings. were gueabr of Mr. aud Mra. W. E. Allgeo Sunday. 1 thc funrra| Mr 1Uinc of CoBta of. the week, where she expects to-spend the first of the week. the summer with relatives. The Easter program of the Christian Three weeks more of school and al­ Grave Sunday. -'OSOOO oooooo Endeavor society nt the church Sundaly The L. A. 8. of tbe Woodland M. E. ’ ready some are planning where they Mr. and, Mra Frank Kurtz were on church will meet with Mrs. Delia Tyler ] evening was interesting. Th‘e special will spend their summer .vacation. < our streets Sunday.. • . J on Wednesday, of this week. Meadaines music and recitations were very good. Theron Cain is making improve­ Hilbert, Holly. Dillenbeck. Tyler, and The Bev. C. 0. Purdy has been hold­ ments on his bouse near the^. D. A. HOLMES CHURCH. ing a succesKful meeiing at the Welt church. Holmes "will entertain. . ' In to HUY all kinds of GRAIN, REEIk 1 AV James M. Smith accompanied by his' i Seliewa. There were* 12 mcm&ra add­ Mr. and Mrs. Plank left for .. Elgin, ' Austin Mullen-and Miss Prudence '. WOOL, and LIVE STOCK: at tlie ii.-M-i ed to the church. He will fill his ajk 1U r rmay v lU^ FriiUv ’ ^where'tLn'will mike ttAdr ' T ow««w» XwhvTilo. Ure daughter Greta, was at Ionia on legal . ket Price and to sell BRICK. BHAV Cii JAL point menu here at the usual hours lh future hume., guests of L. Townsend's people Sundn^r. , business on Munday. CEMENT. FLOUR. GRAINS. H\Y 111 In a. m. .nd i p. m. Sur.dav. - . ... t p a i rn The report is that Tberuq------------Ansbangh John H. Guy and Marion Shores 1 • Dr. and Mrs. J. C. .^ndrns. of Has----- .e—.----------»DLINGS. SALT, and WOOiD PLASTER ai (the Winsra Demond had the misfortum* tinglk ojjed apon Mr. and Mrs. H. B. haa th« <ever. were ak Ionia in the interest of the Loweri Market Price. to cut his foot with »n «x« whieh «ill Gnmmun ^unj„v. lleulxh Good.il, Oniw Hoimra rad Mary Kiblinger estate Monday. l.y him up several weeks Dr. Robertt wl,i)e . wi„. M.n.l Durkee took th,- 8th Krri« exSilas B. Auway and wife of Antrim j county, visited Woodland friends last! rv e wonn . । jow n )nrge plate glass one d*y ntnination at Woodland Tuesday. • About-W of the friends of MimBewe hurt week-aud while getting another Mbs ArviUa Stowell ia very sick week. 8. S. Ingerson and wife of Nash- Smith amith surprised ^rprised her at her home FriFri- accidentally cracked that one. It is with no hopes of her recovery. It casts Your business is to sell what we buy an<lko buy ville, visited Woodland friends over j day night, it ** lining her u— Iprtbday. *••“* 'in­ The now jB afjaij to eveij a gloom over the wU>le community, j what we sell. ar. sn.1 Sira Douleyj ot Freeport. Sunday. • J U 1“nch''M sound Klra-wremsining. visited st L N. Durkee's Sunday, Quarterly meeting was held at tbe / served. , i , r ,, , M. ‘E. church on Sunday morning. I Hiram M-K.v k-t . iu.™ i.v J*yCOX- °f Hol!anda fine Mra. Covert and Mira Jane Wickham, ra.ra.w was no service ... • '> , address Sunday at the M. E. church. Woodland, were callers at J. V. ! There in the evening on j' Phone 57 and see how willing wt* arc to do our account of the revival meetings at the - atnrdaj. His little boy playing uitli his topic being Phillipians 4. He re- , Wickham’s Monday matches near the strawstack set fire to railed the fact that 41 Wars ago he w ... ... . ., part. Holmes church. | the .trew before help ouue th. Ti,iwl Carlton Center ra' an :.pi4ic.pt J. N. Covert was at Hastings on I। ten: haru wra on ( lira Urn tx,y went to th,-. fo, the fcboul A|ter tMdlilMt> en. n'<'bl ,hl" w"lt<»■ WMMri.iT. b.^.rul1 told ’r but told hi. his motbe mother but sh.* wh, ..v_. . ... Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller attended I tcred tbe ministry and spent 83 years NelK.n SnydT-r whohu, ler-n wwkinK .irft in bri tho Ullx-r -Phpi . the funeral of Mr. Fred Fellows at . , Warehouse opposite C. K. 4 S. depot. . . ‘JJ j in its ’ s service. for Perry Flory ’ at the barber trade. from home. The near neighbors did " Thi> Lake Odema Thnreday. Thc ha» quit to commence work on a fann. all they could to save the things in thei " Ancient Ordeer of Gleaners or- i The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Holden is working for Mr. barn. There was a couple of tons of. ganized a lodge at Grange Hall Satur­ । Eyartt Clnm died Tuesday morning. day evening. Flory’ at present. hay and all the feed that he had for The aid society nt the imraouage j Carl Walts who has been suffering his other stock, which was burned., Wednesday was well attended. Pro- ' with rheumatism tjio past winter, was Mr. McKay will feel the loss as ho is QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. A. ceeds $5.00. ' taken suddenly worse on Saturday last, a poor man and has had sickness in the Gonchar lutmb vbutri hi, mother Another old pionrar purad aw.y, and is at preaent confined to his bed. family to some extent. ,UH ft*' । Mr. Wm. Baine. He was buried in the : • Almira Bolton an old resident of ‘The „ annual meeting of the Woman’s Thos. Gould visited his brotlier Cas- Fuller cemetery. Woodland township departed this life. Missionary Association of the U. B. .in, at Charlotte over Sunday. i - ulm I i fall You will aoon w.ct abew Ketriger .’ .. .he on Sunday evening April 30. Mrs. chnrch. has been in sresion at tho ! hare Bolton had been in good health up to , North Castleton U. B. church the first ■ Mra. Eva Decker returned home of her aunt Mra. A. J. Hunt last week. Hue ot them, .nd can lull you. AuionL u..MraM . 1'. Fuller . ntertkinhri the are the LEONARD CLEAN ABU. RTf ^KiCRA' ORS Sunday about ton o'clock when she was part of theweek. It proved to lie a &.unl.y iron. Grand R.pid, where MJnwing nmnod peraon, Wodrariay .1 which can be taken apart aud cieam-d.k L’rbyl . pr rent’ very’ suddenly taken with a severe meeting of great helpfulness to the rie hra been enng for . c, nrain. Ing any accumulation of dirt. These refrigeraiws kwp 1 Milan Andrews was at Vermontville ' dinner: ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burton attack of heart failure and passed away many Christian workers who came, Mra. Minerva Handy. Mia Ruth on the evening of the same day. ' some from long distances. There were Saturday on business. things . Geo. Cramer of this place left for । prominent workers present known to Mrs. Thus. Gould is spending a few Handy, and Mr. and Mra. Will Merrick COLO and PURE. Krom, N. Dak., on Monday of last tbe people of the vicinity. The Rev. 1days with her sister Mrs. E. E. Tiechc. all of Hasting*, and Wayne Merrick The doors are air-tight They are built upon she d week, where be expects to make his 8. G. Hall.\of Ovid, preached tho open­ j-iiLt-------- j__'.--------- -- --------------- l._____ I uf the State Road. scientific principles, after 25 years of experience tin ttheir future home. He expects to live with ing sermon, and Mins Mimi A. J. Cox made _______________________ _______________ ______ manufacture. Have a wgood air efreuiatipn *ndj«< but his brother James Cramer who recently the closing address. Among those little Xloo. We.lw CHALLI:>OB IlEBHROIREj.aat_•— *h.ee ----- -•the - o-u . a a « rinn l.-CiTUDU MARTIN CORNERS. located at that place. present were, Rev. H. H. Halsey and j -'■) IREFRIUERATORS .nd lire "GRAND" HARDWOOD Edith Finrter ia ill with typhoid Tht/8th grade examination will be , wife of Leslie. Rev. and Mrs. Farrar i rti an FRIGERATORS. which are ot the m. .W “ I upheld by Commissioner J. C. Ketcham of rCharlotte. '1— w Rev. and Mrs. Hoffman j1 . to-date construction. We are head<riar’- ‘TS h : Ref of Sunfield. Rev. and Mrs. Clack of - ---------- -.---------- : Ma Nancy Milkr of Battl. Crook, at the Woodland town hall on May 3. atora. Call and see us. rnUtiw. In hl. hi, vicinity, vicinity. 1. vioiting vuinng ralativM “ Miss Bernice Munion made a busi­ Portland, and Rev. and Mra. Jarvis. !Mr. RoobtoUv', otter Should B. a LSawrai from thi. place attended the > ( •' ...Everything in the Fishing Tackle Line Warning To Every Man and Woman. ness trip to Kalamazoo on Tuesday of Thursday the association elected officers Pres. Mrs. Lydia Crites, Caledonia: i funeral of Wm. Baine at Coat. (In™ last week. 1st Vice Pres.,Mrs. Helen Clack, Port- , Tbe newaps per s and medical Journals | Sunday. WEISSERT BROS I \\ Mrs. L. E. Benson who Las been land; 2d Vico Pre*., Mrs. Ellen Gelb, ,recently have had much to say relative to Mr. and Mrs. Chaa Boyles, of Rich. 1 ( / John D. Rockefeller’s offer of a million THE HARDWARE DEALERS suffering with rheumatism for the past Caledonia; Sec., Mias M. M. - Titaf, dollars PHONE 35. i for a new stomach. . land. Mr/and Mra. Frank Barry, and ! few days is at present a little better, charlotte; Treal. Mra Minnie Shingl This great multi-millionaire was too Miss Ethel Barry of Ypsilanti, and I busy to worry about the condition of.his lar. Charlotte. Mrs. Byron Barnum of Sebewn, spent George Barry of Bennington, were here i —*- *to . ■tomAeh. BtomAch. He allowed his bis dysr~ dyspepsia n few days in Woodland, the guest of last wedc to attend tho funeral of their I < ! run from bad to worse until in the end it I became incurable. Mrs. Ira Cotton. Mster Mrs. D. Townsend. Born. Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Char । His misfortune serves as a warning to | Our school observed arbor day last ! I others. Miss Mary Lamb who has been spend­ ley Fuller a daughter. ing the latter part of the winter at • M. Hall of Nashville, visited bis I Friday by raking the grounds, setting ! m out plants and shrubs and making I 2? Grand Rapids, Ik nt home for a two ' daughter Eunice Monday. ___________ A [ weeks stay. * I “ Warren Kelsey visitevl friends here There are- twenty million men and I flower beds. > the Cm of tbe ««. • S'E ’ “ ^"5 ’ ilh d r ! l»P« 1 »-l«rt.t7 I At* a special meeting of the village __________________ _ 5 i million men and women whose stomachs ’ council last W’ednesday evening the | Backache is never known to those i 1 Clyde Cable and family returned are wearing out Parsons who lake an occasional dose of i Ml , tk r Tht-ra are no new stomachs for sale at saloon bond of Jacob Abfalter with C. from Holland Monday. Ineulee. The value of the resin ob- T Rxgtr.r Hall and family who moved U’S'Jffer these sufferers the next best E. Rowlader and John Kahler as suriik tallied from the Pine tree has lung been j ties and the druggist's bond of C. D. north, returned the first of the week, thing.' We guarantee to make their old recognized in the treatment of diBeasee Ml We have the latest and most approved irw hn e »n J»’e bladder and kidneys. One dose I? Gam with Charles 7elto -and Hiram the market for makinR Cement Block,- In t'u.1’ ' ik There was a large crowd at the frinCW\„ , S‘” rell'f' “« »ne HP Walts as suritiea were approved. Also j neral of William Baine at the church state <Su>e gastric^t|by Th^iT^e ing, everything depends npon the fciin'lation. ik bottle win cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath M on Friday evening at a meeting of the | -T* ,. Sunday. He was an early settler in -dement missing. The absence of thia i the druggist. We manufacture our own blocks, and when-5» »w»mp Ixnud, oobru thc uw saloon -» Iwud -«■ of' " , thl, fc„tag moved;n fann : 4E.1»y.lhefaSU«10f township --------- ——____ __ _ । ffl buy of ns you know that everything is ‘‘I1”11Mr. Russell, of Woodbury with John They lose their power tn direst food make fat graveyards." I ffi Kahler atid Harland Sweitzer aa suri- . ^ia county waa W e are now aGe to supuly the mksing LET US FIGURE with you on your hill of lui11’’* ; Dr. Woo4b Norway Pine Syrup helps m tiaa annrovwl W<X<bleaVtt‘ “ W,fc *Uld four c’emcnt-to restore to tlie gastric iuicS men aud women to a happy, vigorous • ™ and building 'supplies, if you expect to ""3 ? ik ' I children. The Rev. B. F. Hamp their digestive power, affd to make tbe old fl building this season. We have a comi'icte ■>' . C. S. Palmerton and 8. D. Kather-1 preached the funeral sermon. “tomadi utroug'and wdh ik T P'«!f»re lo t*k« Ur. Urie's | J of everything in this line and will save yoo,n01 m»n «re inflopi. on tegri InrinkM on , y,.., 3> w. WoUe „a let> T£ GROCERIES DRY GOODS J. HOMER DEPUe SECTIONAL BOOK CASES Library Tables j Chairs Renkes& Walldorff Pianos, Orgsins. ant it nicely prjnted, and on good paNER -when you LETTEH-HEADS NOTE HEADS BILL-’flEADS . RECEIPTS BOOKLETS "FOLDERS ' DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS , CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING DiVlTAT N’S In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. the work will be well done. Let us have’lhe next order. Tb- BANNER, Hastings, MicH. HATS I have a complete stock of Hats of all the latest styles, and can please the most fastidious IN GENT’S , FURNISHINGS I have all the latest in color and design. If you wish anything in this line you will find my stock a most satisfactory one to make your selections from. In CLOTHING my stock is new, fresh and up-to-date in every respect, and my prices are right. , J. N. COVERTThe Clothier, Woodland Mich. Our Business Your Business ROWLADER BROS & REIS R, ONE MILLION DOLLARS c FOR A GOOD STOMACH !*“ Cement Blocks ik v i t Montlny. Mrs. jm» Lamb U entertaining her .l.terSIn Ellen Chagrin, of Grand I Rapid, for a two weeks vltll. | V. C. Boom ha. erected a"new wind 'ind mill. visiting friend, here a few day. hurt We yon ta <ry them u4 wUl rrtnm | weft. utbCri^nh ttj°“ T* U“° i Roice Baine has wM hi. borne here Price Si cra£ "oriour .• i... n this place to A. Olar. Considersb f “ Adw w«ir. vonsmera- . 11,010. Roice is moving moving on ' , Ii tion tion |1,OW. Roice is on hi. his mother's farm. mother', FRED L. HEATH 4, CARVHH. • Little Liver Pilk and enjoy tbelr tonic | “ effect upon the liver. Sold by Fred L. ! m Heath, the druggist. #>. SEE OUR FENCE POSTS is? Tomlinson Lumber CoPhone2t4. 120N.Brondway, Hastings Mi'1 ik ik ik �— Bastings WLD KICK MO SCREAM B*b/i Wul Suffering from Eczema — Could Not Hold Her —Tore face and Arms Aimost to Pieces— 4.1905. beautiful teeth. WOMAN'S WORLD HOME FINANCES. banner, may that mountain she was foolish enough to build up years ago. She has forgot­ ten how, to live. That is the trouble i with many of mu—Chicago Journal. Carlyle and Emerson once had a pas­ sage of arms on the subject of the ex­ istence of the devil, t'arlyje, believed I liave often thought that regular in tbe devil. He bad a robust and de­ white teeth redeepi even a plain face fiant faith in such a penwuage. and we from absolute ug’.!no»s. -They certain­ kn»w that when (.’arlyle had a belief In ly enhance thc charm of one which is anything It wnn so even if It wasn’t good looking. 1 rciucmlier going to tbe re. Tbe great American writer did not lecture of a well known Amerlcandady be'liew. They argued the thing for some time. “Well, come aud see him on economics. Her face- was sweet, ■ but rntber sad in repose. In out Id- . for • yourself." said Carlyle, aud the pour i>oet. wondering whether the oth­ stunt her ixood changed. Her mouth. | er had tbe devil chained up anywhere, parting hi a smile, showed a flash of put ou bls luit and went out into the the most IH-Tfectiy white nnd dazzling London night. Carlyle took him round teeth, like row* of pearls, that I have 1 to various gin shops in Seven Dials, to ever seen. That instant made me certain dens of infamy aud low class realize thc charm uf beautiful teeth music balls. "Do you believe in the us I had never realized it before. 1 ! devil no^yT" said Carlyle. Apparently 'flie way in which some children’s ' Emerson did not. They finished up mouths are neglected seems too cruel, by going to the Distinguished Stran­ for very often the neglect enn never be gers’ gallqry of the house of commons. remedied. A vlsit^ to a ilentiHt every It was a wild night of impassioned six months should be considered Im- speeches, sawing, of arms aud thump­ iH-rntlve and will olwlitfc much suffer­ ing of fists. Emerson Lad never seen ing Inter. As for cleaning tin? teeth, , anytltlng llke’ lt nud said so, and Car­ tlie snnio rules should hold %good for lyle, nudged his elbow into Emerson’s children and adults. Thy only really, ribs and whispered gravely,. "Do you hygienic inethocP Is to clean tiie-tc’th in | believe' in a devil now?” the morning and tlieti after each meal, but few people will take this trouble. , and urn* enu only urge a thurougti Tl-e,Coffeyville (Iuin.> Journal tells a cleansing of’the mouth at the morning story of tin- quick wit of a western gun toilet nud the last thing at night. A artist: Bob Chestnut had an alterca­ few ilrops ,?f a good nntlseptie lotiou tion with nu Irishman In c' westert should Im used In a glaJk of warm cattle camp many years' ng<*. • The water, and care must be taken that tlie Irishman wns a bully aud n bad' man. t^olh powder is not gritty or It will While chestnut always wore a brace injure the enamel covering of the of six shooters In his belt, he also car­ teeth. 'Tbe toothbrush should be used ried 11 sudden emergency Derringer in up nud down the teeth, not nefuss . bls outside coat pocket. Tbe Irish­ them, an onl'.nary brush being used man had nu eleven Inch Colt already In for the front nnd one with a very short his hand. Rob thrust his Jian-l In hlliead for th? leick. for penetptiug into , potket for bls Derringer, but tlie weap­ all the cunuTS. Au excellent plan to on luid slipper! down Iu a bule In thc insure perfect cl«*ntflin>“<s and tn avoid lining. His hand Coming In contact the fonna'tlon of tartar h» once n day with his pipe, he quickly drew It out nt. least to -puss -a piece .----- — of line ••••■“ *•'•**-' dental and placed jt in his mouth. The Irish­ "Hk. specially prepared for the purpose, man lowenxl his gun, wblcii he had through the intcrst'Icevi tetw.- y the elevated when Bob thrust his hand In teeth, ns by tills means all foreign mot- to his poqket. Bob reached for bls pocket again, presumably for hb to­ ter Is dl«l*)dged. -Izindon Queen • bacco. Fumblina around^ Iwywurt-il the Dorrlnu-T. brought It Intu-play like HOUSEMAID’S CLOSET. a flash of lightning, aud ’they carried the triijbiuan away. A Callboard Tl»rt« Catherine Beecher for many years wns the best kuo>u American writer GAtefiii Mother Saysi a we Art pf Homrnaklnx. on domestic ccouumy. “If a woman,” HomemnklDg is a high art, and the she says, “has never kept any accounts nor attempted <0 regulate her expendi­ 1 secret iff it does not lie in expensive-j furnishings and elnlmrate entertaining. tures by the right rule nor used her Home may represent all of this and 1 influence With those that contest her plans she has no right to say how ■ more, or it may mean n couple of much she uau or a«nuot do. There nre rooms on the top floor ot an apartment 1 bouse. It li made by tbe consider acertain general principles which all 1 tion of nei-wsltles and essentials and unite In sanctioning. 'The first is that •’x months 1 placing .them above everything else. had used care be taken tu khow the amount uf Tbe liAnpInesK, the welfare and tho old/*'-remedies. Income ami of Vurrent cxi>cumm so that ' comforts of the family must be procold< t« the proper relative- proportion be pre' used to ■served and tin* expenditures never ex­ vlded for. and anything short ot this a 1 would is but u shelter and .1 makeshift of a ceed tlie ineans. ifew women can do on thc table, tills thoroughly SviOiout keeping regu­ home.—lAlic’s ‘Weekly. She would lar accounts. A great deal of uneasi­ c could, ■ -.■apwuwrus. ness Is cdUlpal to iboUl husband and .■• arms If cupboards are not built into-the boxen of wife in many eniwsi by an entire want kitchen wait let them t>e .set up hlgli of Cutiof system and fvritbought in arrang­ thc Curicura. ing »aih usi-s. Both'ke«>p buying What enough qlsive the flflor to enable onfl .md I they think they neeil without nny cal­ to swte.p under them wltli ease. A ft. I can cupboan! with glims doors |.< the Un fest culation as to bow matters are coin­ vc saved ing out and with n sort of dread oj cupboard. Ttiere Is nlwnyu a tw’npta. ..ny one tl>n to make t| I'upboani a ’dumping ■ running iu debt all tire time barajudug ground theitb Such never know the vomTurt room. instead uf an ordinary storeConrod, Litof lnde;«eu<lvnce. ; ••Rut if a man and»womnn calculate wlins^hvir income is nnd then plan so LAUNDRY LINES. ns to-know that ttiey are ail the timeDon't Hcnd send anything to tlie laundry ' rites greanmt comforts which wealth can before it ia marked. A very hot iron ahuuld never lie u«e«l bestow and that many.of the rich w!i.> •.;«.bcea per­ -.live In a loose and careleas way never for flannels or woolens. il* since she ipnjuy. A spoonful of ox gall In a gallon of been nore■ "It is not so much (the amount uY in­ water will het the colonf of almost any i bare afi­ goods. ’Soak ftefore washing. come ai»-the regular awl correct nppurre Cuticura .tionment of cxp«t*afs that makes a ' A bit of. bceswnx In a thin flannel diiag sleep family truly comfortable. 'It would be will keep .• flatiron clean if .rubbedon a great benefit for every young girl to often during a day’s Ironing, or wax ind rvfft for begin nt twelve or thirteen years uf for this purpose comes iu handy form. warm births ntle anointage to make her own femrehases nnd A little pipe'day in the witer used keep her accounts un<ler the guidance' for washing table linen whitens It and. . '-wettest, Of mother or capable friend.” saves hard nibbing. A cloth should al­ f . cononiways be. thoroughly rinsed, plenty uf * nt it pre­ . . dhfigufclean wat<»r is the secret of chain, white mium v, crusted THE BABY'S BATH. P'ntlemSm" said, tbe liookieepcr. linen.. i < 1 u h uwuurs. “What’s your idea of. n g.-pth'mnn?*' To remofc stains fr«om flnioiel is .not Inquired the stenographer. always .easy, hut it gvtiern|ly ••an bo "A mnu tbat'a clean insklc and out: Instead of bolding ,111* active infant done by using e<iua! parts -if glycerin who neither looks up to the rich nor on the lap while bathing It, put a pad pad yolk iff egg. Spread thHJ mixture down on the poor: who can lose with­ tiprin n ImkI and 0/ it a Jipft woolen* nn t»ie idal^. leave for half aiijbour ind out squealing and wl> < <-nn win with blanket, suggests Godd Ilotisekeeptng then wash the garment as miuitl. otH lirogghig, wh» Is considerate of to the amaf»-ur bttrpenler. The person giving thelsil-b has greater women, children nnd old iterido; who is freisluui of motion, and there is no dautuojirav? to lie, too generous to clyat Dors any one think that tillsunaxs of am! who takes bls sluin' of th" world of dropping baby, who can be kept. and lets other people liave theirs.’’ wwvn, better.. woum'U wiffi college trained minds nre covered very •much "And what does It take to uu'-ke a For 4 young child n soft woolen wash going to ngitlnue tp Ko satisfied with Laily?" askcil the stenograiiber. c| >th is very much h*M» likely to pro- - pink teas uhd -.pera wnsoqs f.-r five or **A perfect lady is a woman who • •*' •* dm • a rfain than cotton or •• linen. A• ten years wplle they are waiting for can’ hear a choice piece of scandal tnj'*dl4 ■ n••sorbent cotton wound abpet the men to.get ready to marry them? about her dearest enemy and then for- I th“ flret Anger la much Vetter than n They are restless now. and they are go­ get It” answered the bookkeeper. ng for washing out Istby's mouth, ami ing to get more rest|e*» They are tak­ “Hnhr* cried tbe stenographer. “That boiled water ia quite as necessary tor ing up serious work, paid nnd uujmld, kind ot a wuman wouldn't be a lady, now. and they nre going to take It up^ thin purpose na for him to drink, for be ■he'd be in an nsylum for tbe dumb/*— will suck the cotton and swallow all nlbre and mt^re. Am! ,the more they New York Journal. take It up the more they wlll'tlt Into a' A little absorbent cutton wound normal niche-In the social bcbrjne ami cease to be DUTHTflU'ius. Of course.If a about a match Is excellent for washing In South Africa a plant of the genus the Infant's no*c or for going into tbe woman has aio vocation in life except messmbrynnthemum. growing on stony i of the , to marry and fails In that she is a fail­ curves of the ear rim.. ground, so closely resembles a pebble Jt Rubbing the Infant with sweet oil or ure. She la rfte superfluous woman.— .that it hna been picked up in mistake iateof'1 melted cocoa butter prevents chafing. Boston Advertiser. for a atone. Another species of the ' C<k*oa butter mixed wKh a little quisame plant, growing on tbe hills around, tbe Kami, produces two leaves Tebac-; nine is excellent for rubbing the whole There la probably no jitimn donna in body when a child Is weak or thin about as large as ducks* eggs, having ' । Wien dressing a young Infant it is tlie world wtm enjoys Itetter health a aurfaco resembling weathered stone much better to put skirts and dress on than Mme. Nordics. She Is always well ot a brownish gray color tinged with I by; drawing them over the fwt than anti always, in gnm! spirits, nil of green. Three plants look tike stones, j oyer the bead. In this way tbe spine Is which h ilnt>l-tTr-H» due to tbe fact that but for a short time they put forth the has n mx!r«R recipe for health; Here ' always supportetl. bright yellow flowers. RUH another ft is: species of tbe same'plant resembles a hocskmaiv'h crrn^Anp. ' Indulge In temperance, exercise and the quartz lobbies among whtcb it THE NURSERY. wbltewood boards 'can bewemployed, grows.—Youth’s Companion. jtxxl humor. ■ and If they are neatly dovetailed to­ Repeat the dose as often as iHMWlble. :?u j »»t y of i A child that learns vena's and hymns Don’t pay dKtors* bills.— New York gether and finished off alrovo with a ’ l«wi «h • j as punishment is certain to take a dlssmall fluted beading (which can be ob­ We have in Great Britain our Good Herald. ■ like to such things later on. tained ready cud the cuplroarri may be Friday, but Clean Monday hi peculiar­ Medicine suitable for a grown per­ painted or stained to suit tho other tit ly a Grecian institution. It la the day ’ son is tou strong for a child. Never adTbe newest Idea in pastn- boards Is tings and wljl |A> found a very useful that u*liera in tbe great Lenten fast at 111 minister such a duoe without tlie ad­ thick glass. The old time marble slab Addition to the house. Athena, nud ti>e people go holiday mak­ J ’ ic,. of a physician. Small brass hooks should be screwed ing to eat Lenten fare on the hills Is ndw said tn absorb, whereas tbe The skin of a child being delicate, it glass is quite Impervious, hence much luslde for bolding, tlie various Imple­ around tbe city, while. Ute ahoj»herdH ; is important tliat tbe soap used for it more saultaiy. Under tbe glass is ments necessary for boose cleaning, nnd country people dauce the ancient should be of the best. A coarse soap placed a thick slieet of felt. A great nnd a klrclf fixed above will suffice for' Greek dances in thc old temples. Thia BA' Is apt to cause irritation aud even a many kitch«*a cduvenlenees are now tbe various soapA. bottles of polish, practice. Is termed “cutting tbe nose ofLent.” and obviously Clean Monday la made of glass. Rolling, pins and wash­ etc., required for the same purpose. troublesome rash. , •».: tinittb parallel to our Shrove Tuesday and its Make your unruly child lie down on boards are familiar, but.glass rollers tmtSc pancakes. —London Telegraph. the bed a> a jiuulahinent It will calm for towels are not yet cotomon. Dusters have an Irritating faculty of bls nerves, give him a good rest and af­ wearing out-rnjiidly or of getting lost. ford him an op|>ortunity to think, Hie .coldest inhabited country is Dumlev-Duiyou take your breakfast An abundance of clean dusters - be­ which no mere whipping ever could. Werehojanak, In eastern Siberia. TTja flowntewn? Quibble-Yes. but I «t it comes nn essential feature If tbe house Whey is very useful In artificial feed­ daily mean temperature of the entire I.AlMS. it home.-Boston TraMcriD*. Is to l-e kept- spick nnd iq>an. Those Ing of young Infants and can be. di­ who can afford to buy plenty of large year la 2.74 degrees below zero. it Barry, puujrt on gested when cow’s milk cannot More­ pieces of chamois skins are fortunate, . mar months over. milk can be digested when mixed ••re tou <hi» but even chamois skins wear out. and Oh. dear run. you Amanda. . . >1 •tnIUu'.s topte­ with it in cases where it cannot be ^wasici*:, Why don't you ait up straight. coEpflratlvcly few can afford to In­ l .-<>>:iity. ^rcwuSh Why do you maks m« seold you taken pure. dulge In them. Merino makes tbe very dwAHsi are reFrom early untU teU? best dusters. These sliould be made as 'wt itijL. i-. -. in- to -.'.l-l Protate Putting It Off. And as for you. Belinda. large as practicable, and for many !«» *'■ ‘ •*• * «> 01 teWe all take life too seriously,. of I'd really !»• <0 know purposes they are even better than •xt. and that Why you don't hold your >M Court, on coqrse, but to some it is a mountain of chamois skins. A couple of such pieces straight. duties that &}ust never be io«t sight of. made Into bags can be drawn over the But always curt It re! The most desirable thing Id wall "Some day I am going to remain In bed broom, making an excellent means for covering Is opacity 1 covering power) and rest .to my heart's content,’' said a cleaning the ceilings and 'walls - of Next to that Is eate of application. For you to sit and staro. r uf iTotate. tired woman one day as she went over rooms. Many "wall sweepmi* are sold In both of these Alabastinc stands Bo Impudent and saucy. the list of tilings that she thought must nt a high price, but they nre.not nearly pre eminent. Then there are other OBDEK, bexdone. That wag five years ago. and so deslrnlile ns an onlinnry liroonj pro­ points- the firmness, the permanen­ ■ of lurry. •«. J ■'pore folk* «»•»«•* , m . vided with n bur. A draw string Is run ce, the binding-qualities, and it Is !'it. >tc Iourt for t>e recency alie- was asked If she had With you dollies. They don t are mixed with clear, pure wa’er. Ala­ 1 th- Probate ofT.ee fuund -some day," and she confessed In the top uf tin- bag. then fastened se­ Your wicked, bad behavior '■’.tuity on Monday that she had nut Rhe never will, for bastinc Is not dependent <>□ sour Or ix-W ft troubles tne. curely around’the handle cf tLc broom. paste, nor smelly glue to bind it to she will never bt able to dig through the wall, it is an Alabaster cemeut of Probate. Wipn, Tour Eyeslaewra. that sots ou the wall. It is tbe pur ' (• of En-liiir A A well known <x-t>i!M said recently: est, the nicest, the best wall covering i-rttlton ihiy verlkj*is. "Can't glrlr l>? -persuaded to take bet- . made. The most beautiful color I of Mild de­ •w> Pra.Hrtj 1 : ■tr.su-ut now or ter care of their gliuvses? I have many , effects, the most beautlfifl color to be th- Hut will college girls coming Yo me. They are . schemes, the most lieautiful designs ■' Klnatted to People with Weak Stomachs in a Continual State are possible in Alabastlnc. as fresh as h r.w? nnd neat ns a pin, ■•Utk. '■ U.-n la txBird ai>but seven times out of ti n their gln-u.es , - '“■■’I Friday the mb nre in a disgraceful comlitlon. Vanity I' Alabastine is specially suitable f io o’clock Id tbe of Danger. ---• n«- heating of said variable appetite, nausea, gnawing at alone jih.ouhl nmke them more careful,” * 1 for chufch and school houae ' •< of aahi decouNearly nil-disease germs that find the pit of the stomach,sallow.skin.heart- be continued. "Glassea at best are not 1 t r- «t-<l In «:ild rotate work. Write us for color ideas entrance bum, furred tongue, sleeplessness, and liecoining, and when’ eloufled nnd neg- ; ■■ ■ ,(‘{1fnie!il in the system gain tune for such werk. > .. '! ‘’''enty alitf the air we breaxbe, o’r through1 our . general debllityrttshows that the siotn- lected make a bnd matter worse. Of | ach has been overworked and weaken­ course'It I* ’’t-ry bnd fur their eyes t<T u .f°od a,ldsiomach dr,ok and digestive organs !Loci ’' . •■■r V.'v" noneed. A fifty cent box of Mi o-nn tablets The best dealers sell it. If yours wear gin • ■ = in Rp. h a stnte. ’ Tell them 01 weak, ho that (ood doe? qot readily I will ed. glvfi quick and speedy relief. doesn’t, send us his name and we'll !!•!- ^r'lrr'Tn’V* ^K^lhey will contain a ebur. slimy wiL‘ilrlV. . J. Holiowny, one of the most to wash tfielr ghre . •< ‘each night of ncK^'l mana, idea! spot the , reliable AelrlV. one u. to k ..}|OW — tlicir Ilves Iu warm soap aqd water i sec that you are supplied. ;. >!<! lua nty f ffcnseming disease germs to an /prow and for spread Druggist* " J.~Hoitowny, in Hastings, UastiiiCTK. show ‘nworh the whole system. you the strong guarantee under which and dry on an cld. soft bit of llndq:** Ttiiv I g ‘t» i ddvire. «nd the pltyj is : m Mack • Hyon suffer with headache, oadmehe. they sell Mi o Da. IE COMPANY Unit it Aiiould Lc nccc.ns.iry.—Harp^rt j J ‘Uxe<A Fnrtuu. j _ _ . . ____ _ _________ s. Mich. "ClITICiJRA-REMEDIES SA .0 HER LIFE” FBI 1 LATER ALABAST1NE YOUR WALLS HOW GmiSfASfS START ( Ithe Hastings banner one dollar a year Railway Time Tables Michigan Centrajl Taking effect Nov. S, 1«M. Trains tea HMtingi »x follow* Central Standard Time. bastwabd" ExsExiFrte •;1O 5:17 t:aaiM No. «M, Night rxpreaa. WESTWARD No. 107. Grand Rapid* express No. 1(*. Grand kaj-lds eypremt. No. 108. Mall . “ No. 101. PartBc express Haatlnga. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ATTOKXKTS KNAPPEN, Attorneys. 17 Mteblican Trust Co. Building, Gvaur Rs (lids, Michigan. • THOMAS A PRYOK. c.h.Tbomas Attorneys at Law. I- B- Fmtob Offlcei over Raatlngg City Bank. D.L LUWKY. liaMitrn. Mich. ■Dwfaclre co hand. H.1 .* r H. BARBER, Phtriclana and .Samosa F. H hMmerman C n-KOVK A POTTER, HouMBpaihlc Phjalcian and BdrAttorneys at Ijiw, von. Office cor. Jefferson and Centbr • Successor* to Philip T- Colgrove) U-t :c Union Ilxsttcxa. PracUces ir itreeta *11 tte courts ot the sudo- . A HANLON. M. D.. t A. F. KKNASTON, Physician nnd Surgeon. ' Attorney at Law. Over J. S. Goodyear A Co., store. Middleville, Mteb *ractloee In all courts ot tbeeuto. Collection’ promptly atteoled to. ’lmician anH R. V. GALLAGHER, 1Physic J. ki. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Surgeon. Dowling, Mich. Dflki —„— ---------- rLL, hours: 12 to 2 p. m. and 7 to frp.n . Woodland. Mich. Tc'lephare at ilou»« Day or MrM. % Al! b'.isinees given prompt and careful attention. Colleclioos a specialty. SURVEYOR. F. K. WILLISON, D. D. S. Hastings, Mich WALTER IfEATlL , BARRY COUNTY SERVE TORI Krei'lrere on Ker. 4,‘Fralri*rUl_e. Post Oflic4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. P. A. SHELDON . A (retract and Real Estate Ofllce. Abstract Bieck. Hastings. Money to loan on Real Eslate. lfcs| Erttntf -old on reitmr'.oiei*. Genera) convey ■uclng. Hartur a complete art of Al-.-rract Book*. cutnollrd from tbe Rectvds, can ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY RIGS. We bare several first class rigs in connection with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Your patronage solicited. ’ • CIGARS A. PARKER & SON, NORTHROP KING <i CO’S Sterling Northern grown tested SEEDS of Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. I 4 PATON L.rt. 1-M 1 kJ IN , H*«Uns». 12i» N. Creek Street. “ Mich. SUBSCRIBE —FOB TH E*— HORSE SHOEING 1 give especial attention to horses that interfere in travelling. Am now Ehoeifig some of tho best hor6M in Barry county, and would like to shoe yours. W. J. Fl.BMING, Fk«t door ca»tol Brick B*ru,( dan LAKE. We bars a full tloe of CIGARS, PlPRs' auS TOBACCO. Thi* Is tbe oldest cactusHe Cigar rtore tn the city and we carryall the. best brands. GARDEN Wm. STEBBINS, ‘ Licensed' Embalmer ’and Funerail J Ji rector. R<»nu next to < hri<hwL<* Fhomgrzi h bti/aip. !!esl<!<-iiee3r& Court street. A cap* promptly aueu4e4. day <g«eii?tiL /Mtlxcn* Ph >ne. Res. do; Oltkc 76. THE OLD RELIABLE) HORSE SHOER. £hop on Court Street, jqst east of Jefferson st. SHOES tor SEN. BOYS. I make a specialty of hundllni ROYS' .SHOES, See my line te foie l Liyl:>K.’ Repairing neatly and promptly 1 one. PHILIP LUTZ Second door south of PoftoRtee. F? I ] IY.V/VjJO 1 ”"1 m,ke rug* for.. ..&0 and 75c By sending One Hundred pounds bf carpets, I will pay freight both ways. Wrile me your want*, tetters promptly ans­ wered. Address « A. M. BUNNELL, lafinwr* WnlTr Will IL If I" OTO ¥rX 1 X 1 LU 1 U will be right in season from now on. We make a specialty of WMhit>F and pressing white vents and all kinds of- light colored vests. Phone us and we ca^ and Rft y°ur packages and Phona Z43. deliver promptly. W. J. STARK. Prigrlator. AMERICAN LAUNDRY, No. 77. No. 77. Get Your Year’s Reading! NOW! For tbe convenience of those Kfao wiah to order all of their papers at one time, all subacribers to the Hannek who art paid up to date, can get 4 the Banner and any one of the following for ore year tu advance, as ♦ t follows: . j । ♦ Banner and Detroit Daily Free Frees•. BANNEir and Detroit Daily Journal Banner and Grand Rapids Hetald Banner and'DetroitSemi-Wee|tly Journal Banner nnd Detroit Free Press Farm and Livestock Journal....j. Banner and Michigan Farmer Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Banner and New York Tribune Farmer •TO tboee living on Rural Rcuites, only. S3 05* 05* 05* 35 601 75 30 These special ratee are offered as an accommodation to Banner pat rons. it there is any paper or magazine not en tbe above list on which we can save yon money we will try and do «o. Remember thc BANNER Is never sold for less than $1.00 whether in combination or alone All special prices .ire made on the other papers in lhe combination. ' �HASTINGS BANNER, 10 15T0 $50 SAVED Court House News UST OF JURORS The Paint Question For the May Term of Clrcsit Court REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Which Convenes May 22nd. On Monday County Clerk Barnum. If direot freo» «•. We will ship ‘he WARRANTY DKBD6. Sheriff Furnis* and Justices Riker and Bishop drew the jury for the term of Chas. S. McIntyre to Margaret G. Smith. Parcel. Woodland! 75 UQ ’ circuit court which will convene Mon­ day May 22. Tbe list is a* follows! A.- R Coak to D. W, Rqgfr*. Lot 1144 and east half lot * is one that will interest a great John Richardson. Carlton. 550 W 1143 many people, from now on. It Is Jay T. Lawrence. Barry. w an important question and affects Augustus' Welcher to Calvin Art. Humphrey. Baltimore. nearly every one. FotlO Y KARS Welcher. Undivided ’ •$ 4U ac THE Frmik Leonard. A»yria 1 have handled the famous nu oo! W. K. Courtney. Yankee Springs. FMN Henry Wise. Woodland. Mary Glasgow to Arthur Glasi. covered by V. S. Pa»e««, »nd do<jrt always ftt tight, always-*®^ njebt. Baking It the handiest, handand they h&ve always given the Melora Leonard. Thornapple. i guw. Lull 1342 and north . K1nel|0--r~U»nU aiuiw -IO.ro. ...«r Ibl. eo„H,,. u re,k or „,o litre IE best of satisfactlori. These paints Juini Bush. Rutland. vur ._____ «» 130 00 half lot 1848 are guaranteed to give satisfac­ Autxin Ferria Johnstown. Frans W. Clark to Barliara tion Jf properly applied. 1 can , H. B. Hinckley. Maple Grove. refer you to a large number of Allerding. 71 ac Seel 20. satisfied customers In this city. John Porter, Orangeville. 2500 W . Carlton.-.J ,,rto Irelttl i«l'>» “ They are the cheapest and best . Leroy Thorpe. Prairieville. • expert silo men call < Wm. VanOnler to Sam i New­ paints made, quality considered •ar tn Fe»JinK Y II U cbock foU-ot moi I Henry Ragla. Castleton. Give me a call. 730 00 man. Lot. Freeport..’. I Junes R. Johnson. Irving. THE FARMERS HANDY WAGON CO., DEPT. 3, SADINAW, MICH. Hiram Webster to Hi nun Web-' । Jatnen Anders. Hojf. •»ier and wife. Lot 7 Wk 8 Howell Trask. City. ' , Prescriptions prepared as If for Philips ad. Nashville ; Geo. E. Brown. City. the Doctor’s own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Chas. JSwcgles to Jncub De­ Juhn Johnson. Hastings Twp. Sign of thc Elephant. Smith. Lot 8 Wk .LH' Keeler’s 1 John Schriber, Carlton. . - aiid. Middleville.• Geo. H. Winters. Barry. FREE HOMES THE TUBBS CASE BEING TRIED Records of tbe ancient city of Gaf- . In damp regions the roots of peroaWm. McDonald.. Baltimore. Albert Kahler to H. E. Kahnlal plants sink deeply and sustain a geann, founded In 1640, better known Of 160 Avteg F. G. ' Potter. .Assyria . h r. Vudividetl half 114 ac great growth above-ground. In a mod- at the prevent time as York Harbor. Goucher Perkins. Woodland. 1 00 Four Other Murder Cases to Be DlsSec. 3? Barry...... I....... tbefirvat c.u»ad..rrntely dry climate plants develop Me., contain many , qtufint- and .. .-unusual -In [rt hllBl...! . .... > J.' A. Stevens. Thornapple. posed of At This Term in Jas. M. Baker to Jason J. • bulky roots ami store up supplies which Btorlvs of tbe enrly life of the town. Anson Boyes. Rutland. . HenneySParcel. Carltuti.... At thc entrance to York harbor a' CHARLi> I.. LLtS, Eaton County. outlast the summer drought, or the Edward Clemence. Johnstown Gmerone-nt Cnhir. -• t .. plants tbemwlve*. us In tlie case of thc bold promontory known as Stage neck G«ni Al. Newton i tu Maria Judge Smith rttme home from Char­ jnetusos. Isicome fleshy reservoirs uf extends room distance Into the sen, Arthur Reed, Orangeville. Buxton; Lot 4 .l4k ll1 Kenwhen you want anything in } lotte Saturday noon, returning to that . -----r from which formerly In stormy weath ­ Charles Cook, Pmirieville. water mid food. In the Extreme desert JW Ut» the line of Groceries and Dry « PBniJAiE.unqj. field add, City...! city Monday morning. Speaking of aelther of these resources is available. ' er n temporary light lu the forth of a • Chas. Parrott, Castleton. State of Michigan (oil:. ./g Goods. 1 sell Bread and < Geo. H. Bedford to Frank the Tublw murder case now on trial be­ nod perennial herbs are consequently lantern hoisted upon an upright polo ,r Seymour Jordan. Irving. /Baked Goods of all kinds, and ! ‘ • Root. Lots 6 and $ lik ID. fore hint, he said that aside from th few. Only stunted shniln and hardy was dlsplayetl m a warning to martdeliver to all parts of the city. < I also have fresh < REDUCES NUMBER | Middleville ' Monday, ihr regular panel of 30 jurura 2W more annuals nre able to exist nt all. the ner». One dark winter night a sloop was were suuimoneil before 12 men satis­ former • growing very slowly, with ! Lester Warner to Geo. W. wrecked on the»e rocks. A survivor on jn thi njin r ■ p OF'SALOONS,!! * Freeman. Parcel. Prairie­ I ONIONS. LETTUCE. factory to both sides were chosen. The toughness of texture, the latter flour­ ishing briefly during tlie spring rain*, being questioned about the catastrophe Mardock <!<*>• wu ‘ > RADISHES. PIE PLANT. ville J,,.... 1 < vn rrsu I nr -in-J ' :, । 150 00 .presentation of the eveidence, after the devoting little energy to making stem said: . : fird «< Archlb?i!i _U..t-U-' ?*;l**!**<*’»rtHigher Tax Cuts the Number From jury was agreed upon, kc said would t.r .leaves or flowers-moatly tneonapicn- ; •The vessel struck, turned over on ; £*** £5}“! Mary McKee to John J. Ashand all kinds of Fresh Garden < Nine to Six. liy, Parcel, Hope... j..1..... no oo take almni a week. He expected the OUS and wind fertlltaod—and hasK'nlng hor rfde. and file skipper nnd another ' tesus.«it“af um’d’- ”- . <□‘.jXZuv? Truck, everything kept freeh J trial would lie concluded to-tjay. (while aometlmea HtlU of very small barrel of whisky rolled overboard ’’ One of the benefits of the fl. 000 tax ' j oi -' t,h’’ and nice. Don’t forget to try « „vaL Tinkler to^ J<>hn W. .The local coroner was summoned. I Tberro^n u i» n 1 it? yK. The cases to follow the trial of bIe*‘) to .perfect the^aeed" by which my TEAS and COFFEES, < will soon he apparent in the7greatly . Kinchem. 24 oc Sod 21 You will find nb better In the J reduced number of saloons, as there alone the specie* Will survive until the and this somewhat startling verdict . -■•«»• dar < Mn* \m George Tuhba may lie first • his father mmtiangs 8fX»U0 Hastianga ........c.j ■ ,n die tOEH.xKMi, u .J! .lmarket at the price. « will onR be Mix next ynt inst-.-Ad of Joh next yearV abort period of wetness was returned: »*« petlUoexad u.-j. u... J< n B.-«h to W.lter .1.'il.rand next his uncle for alleged complicity • -We find that the deceased fell from a™1 a: ”'•■ r int—" nmn m-,11 eofl... , ' in the sime crime, though this order gives a possibility of gormlnntimi and ainc. -rV^x The 4V,wx.x three w-lxe. who.will retire“ from wood. »-Parcel, Thornapple.. 490 «.O growth.—Harper’s Magneine. tu B..UMU1 .nd WM klUM. H.I may be changed. butiuess are Darius Heath, T ----- 1 ffalwr j Haywood to Erenow Byron rolled overboard and was drowned. He orn‘-,‘t ,n i t* Of ;i . ie»»MEOS’ After the Tubbs cases are disposed Dickinson and Joseph Pflug Sr.'• We Kail< aI'ureel. MUkllerille..... 4M (Xi Wc’ Carl. EMUd «*w And r™<- to dralh. u>d ' ' -gNS of will come the trial of a young ■ A professor In a German sdiool In the rats eat him up alive—-Harper’s.! is further <>nl- •!. ii,.; helm. Io- liquor will t» <lr.nk in »lx | notice to ct,.* jvtvt '• -. -| L, married man named Smith, living' order to teach Ids pupils letter writing » Dry Goods and Groceries, < saloons than in the nine, and that they IU. Qty KO 00 eekly. at m*peudroct <>? -. i , • J-inear Eaton Rapids, who in a fit of jeal­ recently {conceived the happy Idea of --------------i I m—J ... — • > POUR INMIRS EASF OF GOODYEAR BROS < will be kept much more orderly. QUIT CLAIMS. nn i-..i r. m.yy , ! published tn tn- ’ » HARDWARE. PHONE »03 < ousy shot another young man named having them Compose iMwtnps* letters ■•NNiuuwn Oil Fuel In German Mary. : paper prtnkrf six’• nii which were inclosed In enveloiw* and A correspondent of tbe London. Horn- । Barry, oner tn • > : Arthur B. Glasgow ♦© Mary E. Ki mat _ . -... I Wil, V ■ nm.b,!,. ,. . . “You can’t-have genius without ec­ . Glasgow, North half lot 1348, Immediately following the smith eorreeMy addressed to various mer­ centricity.” chants In the town. In tbe evening .reports that tbe German admiralty has 100 case xvill come another murder case City..............................................? "That may be ftp, but I've noticed that . Herr I’rofessor. having carried thc given orders for the construction of • (A true copy!. from Grand Ledge. * It's possible to have a good deal of ec- 1 Claud Rogers to W.m. B. Con­ varied eplstlea home for correction, left One might jbe tempttHl to think that . them on bis table aud. as was his cus several oil tank vessels for the use of to prrect error in centricity without much genius.”—Chi- I right, ’ ’ ' the German fleet, which is “resorting our 'neighboring county belonged to tom, hhnl himself to the cafe. Lt hap esgo Record-Herald. previous <le&L Marion Willito oil in an increasing degree fur firing ; Mair Io.* ’rof'Xt*- ( Kentucky from such an array of mur­ potted that be had a careful domqptfc, purposesIt Is -stated that all Ger­ । Th*M>n to Walden T. Willison. At the » A LESSON IN HEALTH. We deliver order* for Flowers. Fuats, and 00 ders. Rut un the contrary there is w1m>, seelttg all fire letters properly ad­ man battleships now burn oil As well , t<Ue ofllre. in 40 ac Sec. 85. Assyria Floral decorations to all parts of the city. county, on'thr ; Healthy kidneys filter the impurities probably not -in Michigan a county dressed. at once concluded that'her as ctml and that the .use of large tank from the blood, and unless they do this All orders. Urge or small. erica prompt at­ whose people average higher in thrift master had forgotten to mall them, aud ships of the kind ordered has been good health is impossible. Foley’s Kid MARRIAGE LICENSES. In the matte: th­ tention. * and intelligence than do the population out of tbe goodness of her heart she found to “very materially facilitate the an Ircumr.'U nt r < • ney Cure makes sound kidneys aud will .am.mam .wik; »>. u Phillips. Castleton........................... 25 . of Eaton county. stamped them and hurried tu the post. operation of pumping oil Into the tanka filediu »»■>! aeirl !i • ■ positively cure all forms of kidney and A F. Burroughs C Son1 th’* !utrr>-< • The . Cornell.. Beaverton,... 18 The stupefaction of tbe village mer­ of war vessels, ’ and attention Is called i tosefi bladder difease. Tt streDgthens —------ *vrtpue there jt<D rnhir»^■ i■: t chants upon opening their mail the fol­ to tbe fact that 11 U both “a quicker * It It Ordered, whole system. ':i.ld*yot Jfe'i " James J. Mead. City.............. £.->23 pn<dos.RiAi lowing morning may be imagined, and and cleanlier operation tium filling thc —----------i Belva Little City..................................... 21 THE FIRST BALL GAME the amusing part of tbe Incident Is thfR bunkers with coal.” ■If oM ««.K j Geo Q. Bixler, Irving..34 many of;the letters, which contained ----------- -- ----- — nBH|. Rn(j Lena M. Wilson. Irving1* The Hastings High School Won It lengthy ardent fur goods, were taken Il is difficult to cure a cough or free . For In&nt. ud Children. ch^ HaB Irving........ Easily from tho Nashville High seriously and the orders promptly fill­ yourself from the discomforts of a cold ' Jt h fujtb'-f i i . 19 ed.—St Louis Republic. unless'ou move tbe bowels. Bee's Lax-, of iw «tvcn t>? i .• School Team By a Score of ,19 cara noiden. irrhq,.... ative Honey and Tar acts on the bowels ■ 20 to 10, . Is a simple device that should , - Jacob H. Haney. City... and drives all cold out of the system. । }‘nu™i'a.Vrj'.' be iu every home. It can be Tbe fm.ll game hurt Saturday between .28 « ,Mildred I. Fatton. City ’ Near Cape Horn, hi the island of Then comes its soothing effect and . used in any ordinary kettle Biguaturo at thc Nashvillcand Hastings high M^hoolx, Tierra del 1'uegn, Jive the moat curioiu strengthening influence upon the throat will prevent the kettle from For Croup, Whooping' EJU t . He*. the first of a series for the -champion­ people In nil booth .America. It ralna and lungs. boiling dry and PROBATE COURT. Cough', Colds, and all Lung and Bron ' ship of the comity, was won by the local or snows or sieela nearly 'every day, Prevents Food from Burning ichal affections, no remedy is.equal to ■ Estate of Geo. W. Dexter, order for team. The game was a .very one sided and yet they look ou their country as tlie original laxative Honey aud Tar I have a nice line of Gasoline PHO j finalwccount entered, bearing May 19. • affair. Nashville being no match for the tines ( in the world. They wear Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Stoves' for sale, and do all Estate of John A. Cairns, petition I the* high schobl team and lost the game hardly any clothing aud seem not to kinds of Cleaning and Re­ One night is it all the time necessary to , cmxnty ot K*rr* pairing for determining heirship filed, hearing . by a score of 29 to 10. A strong and feel cold. Bccauaa tie saw fires on tbe ' C .mrncWelneMr ’ trove beet remedv ' shore the explorer Magellan, the first prove that Pineules is the best remedy May 19. I cold wind that was blowing interfered See my line of Tables. European that rounded the Horn, call­ in the world for backache and all kid ney and bladder troubles. If you have Estate of Millard W. Willison et al with good playing. Tlie game was ed the Island “tlie Land of Fire,’* which DR. CL H. BURTON minora, nomination of guardian filed ' notable for the number of long h:.ti» is almost the worst name he could rheumatism or any other blood disease •feces-'-J. Ths People’s Exchange, a single dose will give relief. Sold by On read W. R. Jamtesan, Prep. Specialist in Eye. Ear, Nose toy minors, order appointing guardian made. Eight home runs were made by have chosen. Their huts are made of Fred L. Heath, the druggist. tied, of Kirn-tt f ■ In Kelley building, just north of entered. prating that an urJv the Hastings team. Fox pitched.'a good bent bough’, aud covered with grass and Throat. National Bank. r James W. Garvelink. of Fillmore. ml* court deKtnt ■ i Estate of Nelson T. Parker, annual game considering the wind and the nud give only tho poorest shelter. Tbe Glasses carefully fitted. «tate. fact that it was hi« first game in that folk are vain, too, wearing, necklaces Allegan Co. , has been justice o.f the hi*Tberwjpe:. ! account of executors filed. :t Office over Horten’s Grocery Store. ! ituaitiun. Next Saturday Hastings plays of ths teeth of fisher* or. seals aud paint­ ]>eace in that township for over fifty inth tlxy ot st.i! in th** tor.-froor..' ing patterns ou their bodlee. I Among with the Freeport high school team and raid aM t! ‘ i Office 273. BANNED 1 h0Iie ) ll«ld«nee US. Peter Cooper’s one ton railway en- , a much closer game is to ■ Im* expected them some colors have a novel mean­ decrxvu! find >: •'! A little life may be sacrificed toasud sold *“«Ut-. Wi* i ing. White.is the sign of war nnd nd ( gine gave way to those of fifty tons In as’th<.'Free|H-rt team is a strong one. of jatace. They Rfe great mimics aud den attack of croup, if you don’t have ot said Court, then tu ! 1800. The locomotive “000,’’ weighing offlee. In th>< cU* will Imitate voice and gesture per­ Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil on baud fur and show cx-t-' • ! severity tons, exhibited nt the Pbilndelemergency. ■ of the petition. fectly. | ptihj Centennial of 1870. represented the B fcrtnrr ardri i. ' Foley's Honey aud Tar is peculiarly net lea to tin- per*. • highest type of^that day, ns the "DlrectDoctor—I don’t thluk It Is anything adapted for asthma, bronchitis and i or General,” TQ2 tons, shown nt the very serious, but you will hare to stay The secret of the charm of bamboo* hoarseness. i J Cldcago fnlr In 1893. stood for the big- In bed nt least two weeks. Patientpublished In H e 1. sM THE OIL TRUST.-John D. KockfeUer gives 8100,000 to convert the paj-T printed -»!■•' i gent (except a freight engine weighing Say. ductor, do you know that this Is a Is so subtle and elusive ns to defy Rirrv. ouc" in • '• heathen.—A Good Thing. I; 104 tonal nud best of those of that year. four dollar a day hotel? Doctor-Yes. analysis. Bamboos are really grasses ■re*?.. prevtou* THE STEEL TRUST—Andrew Carnegie gives •500,000 to establish 1 Tiu* “St. Louis.” weigh ing/240 tons In I’m a friend of the proprietor.—New on a large scale—a tropical scale—yet Bsaratbs reading circles. Another Good Thing. they do uot Impress us as being coarse 1 running order, exhibited at tbe Louisi­ York Times. . THE HARVESTER TRUST—Gives,-well the Harvester Trust wants —In fact, they are alendernvM person­ ana I’urchnse exposition aud tbe iwYOU to GIVE 89;more money for a five jtoot mowing machine ified—aud they seem to fit well Into a geat locomotive extant at this writing than 1 ask you for a ••KEYSTONE” machine, which is NOT in tbe Willie—Engaged to Jack? Then you northern landscape. Their decorative • in 1905 anywhere In tlm world, showcombination. character Is so clearly recognised that | ed the advance which bad been made won ’ t marry Harry, after all? Eunice ANOTHER THING—Are you going to do it? Call and see the In the eleven years between tbe Chica­ —Not after all, but maybe after Jack. they'rrt'vsoften grown In large pots or tubs for porch and greenhouse di’corago and St. Louis fairs.—Charles M. —Smart Set. tion—even the hardy species. Bam­ 1 Harvey ip Leslie's Weekly. boos are generally thought to look best YOU CAN PAY WHIN CURED. on the bank of a stream or among She — Before we married you called ........ ■ — ............. at -the Stora ot a.A... L— . 'j '1 i ■TRO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTLN Concrete is finding an important new me an ang»1. He-I know I did, but It rocks ou n hillside^ but they uro also STRICTURE AND KIDNEY DISEASE CU‘,1*"' application as n setting for pests, both waa a cate of mistaken Identity.—An­ becoming favorites- for the hardy bor­ SOLD L & M PAINTS THE HANDY PiTFfe SILO SAGINAW W.J. HOLLOWAY Fcall For I Phone 292 ! W, H, FAIRCHILD,; FLOWERS AND PLANTS Delivered ‘H*- ' A ^tT*D I A ■ vn I rn The Ideal Food Protector Ila Kind You Hare Always Bough1 HAS THE TRUST GOT YOU? JESSE TOWNSEND, 1st Drier North of Hotel Barry. HASTINGS. MICH $$$ Are Saved whan you buy Carpets, Rugs Linoleums, Mattings McCQY’S You will find a complete stock of eve^thlng to’be found in a first class aW ap-ta-flats Mm airi Frlcw are Mpirt. I have a nice line of Baby Car riagec and Carts. Call and see them. I always have some bargains to offer and it will pay you to see ja« before you buy. Phone 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. CURED STRICTURE “Keystone” i i I l ■ I I j | | I wood nnd iron. When the wooden post Is treated with tar and tlie bole around SPRING CATARRH It Is filled with well tamped concrete, i,cheap nnd practically ludestructlble Changeable Weather Causes Disease. foundation Is secured, and similar bedding gives to Iron poets for telephone ^Breathe Hyomeijand Cure Catarrh. lines nnd other purposes the stability The changeable weather of Spring, hitherto Incklng. The concrete protects with iu warin days and cold nights, tho Iron from rust as it does tbe wood fc responsible for a great Increase in from rot the number of cases of catarrh. It ia o_ow Naa- Hyomei, the only guaranteed ' treatment for catarrh that cures with­ Electric curling Irons for the lady out stomach dosing, should be used in ' traveler are a dainty toilet acreosory. ever? home. Hyomei is a scientific method by ; More than 50,000 of these appliances are now In use. They draw their which pure air impregnated with Na- i lure £ own remedies for the cure of caenergy from nn Incandescent lump. tarrh.can be Inhaled by every sufferer In his or her home. Breathed through; the neat pocket inhaler that comes with The “Story of the Eight Doga” Is the every outflt.volatlle^ntiseptic fragrance i longest novel that has ever been put> reaches tbe lungs.and air- passages as dahed. Fortunately, perhai»e, it la writ- no stomach dosing possibly can do. ten In Japanese, ho no one will set It gives immediate relief and makes himself the task of read tag it It con­ lasting cures. u!6,ur°“«i treatment will I tains 100 volumes, several hundred characters and numerous dogs, all of do all that l> claimed tor It 1. found In the guarantee under which W. J. Holwhich are successfully disposed of by lower eelta It, an agreement to nay back the time the last chapter is reached. the price. If the purchaser can Bay that Just Imagine reading through that— Hyomol .baa not given «atl,taction. me book that would last a Hfprimp? CompleteOutatSLW; ertra bottlae hoc.' der. and they are often u*ed most ef­ fectively In cities at the base of public building*—for example, at thegiatlonal capital.—Country Life In America. Water is a wonderful preservative of the human body. There exists an entry in tbe parish register of St Andrew’s, Newcastle, England, bearing upon the point: “April 24. 1695. wear buried James Archer and his son Stephen, who In the moneth of May, 1658, wear drowned tn a coal pit In the Gallafiat by tho breaking in of water from an old waste. The bodys were found In­ tire after they had lien In the water thirty-six years and eleven months.” groin «n4 ttv'.lng aa ti.^vsb «a« weak ahd I c.rui J-ua-crly ctcop O' ■sent. Ha4 a dcaua l^unnatafrr'iu*; ’•'» •poCialiats,. r.j«-at x. lUclnaa. aSoettu i* deli<bl«j IS < If it be my lot to crawl, I will crawl contentedly; if to fly, I will fly with alacrity,.but as long as I can possibly avoid It I will never be unhappy. If with a pleasant wife, three children and many friends who wish me well I cannot be happy I am a very silly, fooltah fellow, and what becomes of ms Letter by Sydney Smith. 0<e K ESTASLISHED S6 CURES OUARAHTEEO Ot. S’F-_.oen HAS YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED eauMMrioatcomplieatictis. ti-v,ar»ot Mcr-vry. tt cnlv s-ppre> NEW METHOD poam»ely ohm ail Nwod <brr»ise* YOUNG OR MIDDLE-ACCO :havaibtokandown yocr »ytte:n. You tool ih« xymppma : phyaicxlly and Mxnally you tie not tbe ®c:> you uted to b* u READER weakness ’ Our New Method Treatment will cure you. trill do for you. CONSULTATION FREE. No matter _ L_____ ___ , ____ r..---. -J ■oluuilUES USED WITHOUT WRITTEM Fr* thing Confldantlal. Question List for Home Tr r< K K K & K. |j �HASTINGS BAXXER. MAY 4. 1901 The News of Southwestern Barry A TRAINED NURSE h axs pv 10 5prBy ; "JT.nd .hrubs 1 his is ■ ***..bn u fully demon rjrttMtb** tirslly erwy agrigtsied! t’f.Pr- Bieut station in cnltbhd llhions of dollars tiefunpWa failure to t-i.-rjenuon. It^Ia ' tug and i-nty lime fur rything you ateriah We J th. any ran DELTON i ' - ----- ---- ------------------- DELTON. CLOVCROALE. Mias Minnie Mantle of Battle Creek I »p«tt a few days last wun w eekher with her ---------------------- row C*dllla<'parcnla Mr. and Mra. G. A. Manll-. hrothw Theodore', family Jerry Sproul ia iu town building al ”, „ 1uut> for W. IL Chaae. It i, agpwnrf ' in"“1'' Dl,*™>b and fiuail,. „„ liethat Mr. Chare win move hi, familv lank from Kalamarop toDeUon aaaooi . as he can gel. a hoiwe built. i „ I»r»“>mgu dwelling. u the -1,- Maraball i, iivlng „„ Us rm n 'IaI^e Grove. Mro. Geo. Whittemore ot north of Simmon, recently of Detroit. Delton is on the sick list. ■ I. . ?.nn exo’Uent dressmaker, has A -lurgd number of boya and girls ‘ Sh^U iere an^ wi*1 pursue her calling, took tbe «h grade Lamfo.Z Md I Z , °' “ Fr'teh buy sprjynS materials fit larec and C,n in ^ure you that both the prices will . ouall«y ind here Momlav. . h ' *’r,c^’ 5’Rrt^ Machinery startM up Mm. D. Xorwo^ la ..uifo ,ick m ' rX"XX Xi^Xk'“ h«rlfh‘- vnhw this writing. also lotto i A number fn»m huee .attended.'the 'banquet given by the Marons at Hiekjury Corners Saturday night./ • ! the time «-'«»ng nrtet some of ’ OOBTER. Delayed letter Ths. m ■ After Years of Experience, Advises Women in Regard to Their Health. CRESSEY. Oar special meetings closed with wnr 5I*claI meetings । "">• b«ld at Prairie- Sunday erening'. Mn.----ice. A number ------------' lib April S3, by the Pi„„ Ijlk. w p. have b„e been nren ronrened tl church bus converted and and the M- S. and tbe Prairierille w. P. M. S. I! iM» '«»» helped. Afar -a faw few days visit n hci-e-i , as well attended and much mireion- . here ' ’ ‘ the ‘‘Crusaders Band’’ will go to ary real wm eapmwod. spring Brook. Bert Huneyweli returned to Ann' Dora Barfier went to Battle Creek Arbor Monday. : Saturday for an indefinite stay. The program couteat ot the L. T. L I ch i L- -7----- "-‘vo,,« mu j. | There has txien quite a number of cloaul Friduv I. . .» w . »* decid... 1 «ick horaes about here of late, but ree.I°?n -• ----- *» WM uecuiKHBekaaid* I>orts show all are improving under Tl . v i • Mr ' '- Johl1 rv, '“CKS start t♦ al t'l r rj?n^n!‘ wiU **•*'* give “ “ ,Mtn, lu<'t tn-"AtInent ui of Vetemary Elliott of Hickr- i - ----- ■wtU'JW'l . _______ ______ _ to the KilHckites Ma/ Sth at thc home ory Comers. of Charlie ?'e Ford. . | H»e Martin has been vinting here the I ' Mrs. Martha Pohlman of 55 Chester Avenue, Newark, N. J., who is a graduate Nurse from tlie Blockley Training School, at Philadelphia, and for six years Chief Clinic Nurse at the Philadelphia. Hospital, writes the letter printed below. She has the advantage of personal experience, besides her professional edneatioa, and what she has to say may be absolutely relied upon. Many other women are afflicted as she was. They ca'n regain health in the same way. It is prudent w uccu BUUU n to heed such advice from such a source. Mrs, Pohlman writes: ’* ~ ‘ “I nm firmly persuadivi, after eight yeant of experience __ with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comnouiul, that it Is the safest andlest nwdiciue for nay n-afferitig wotimn to UM‘ ■” “IrnnKdiatcly after my I®*" 1"*’ 1 found tha mnrrinpa that. my k.i, kL..... *tk * J . outu> wezik and pate, with *.<- . JiMi Marcia Warner has returned to Week. ” exports to go to Graip .. . He Olivet. -r 'to reside. . |— ’ Rapids Boni April istl, to Mr. aud Mr,. ' Willie aial Lois "Shorter. Buy Brown , Clarence Htunmond. a son. ' iHorbert McGIoeklin..'joinedIthv'Mac( and Rosu Noteboom, went to Delton HonwrGreen .....nr,.re,,, haa pp'rehaiad a aite vj<*>res Saturday night ,i . I oiIU Mfm Edna Nelson, of Prairieville. 1 Monday - to take the 8th grade exami- I and will erect a Hackeuntb dwp therej |lxm Putnam of Prairieville'wa* in on. and Mr. Jacob Edger ware united in •nat.ion- Mrs. Arthur Shorter nccom- ,' B r F^IOER I iunreiagt* Wednesday nftdmuon.. We F™ — ■them. panied ‘ . .I I Myron CbnnlrHnin pcwtmaMer here, < *t.«nfi licet wisbea for there hnppinms •Jennie Fisher of Kalamatoo, spent'■ yVkartha I -. V*. a Blackman hasirented his hotM is building an uffiq* 1 v — --...v- near the iiopa. flh. n*’’i nol.tT. nnd Micetxs. . Sunday at home. j to,Mr. Conrad of Otse»>. Mr. BlackMix Edwanl PenneU fa qpite nick. man Mrs. John S. Chandler w. is sjienil' The Crusaders Jubilee moeting Fri-1 .min intends to move otrhis farm. Mr. I DEITO' ,C,UUU G..llins hud dnuglnn Htg the week With her daughter. Mix day evening wax a ancccw even- wav ।: Coin rad has had a great] deal of expnrMildred wen- quite sick iwt u^,k Georgiana Hammond. The recitations and music were espeviI ivi|ce in the hotel business and no j j (lotiht he will give pAtfsfmion to but arc now abl« to be out agnin. Mrs. Hallie Furr ia ro much impro- a,1>' ^ne I ai.u influent . Mix Frank Leonard wh* on theUck vo l in health that sh • is again aide to ’ ■ hl.-j patrons. * ’ . ..... Mr. and airs, Chas. Andrus went to dizxy sj*!!*. The doctor*prelist lant week but is now mneh Lup r. enjoy out-of -doors rexercfile. MW* the sanitarium at Battle Creek last • ------ -—. .v. CHURCH NOTES ‘ improve. 1 would bloat after . The • ’Milkmaid’s Convention” drama ----- ' Miss Frances Bufchert is assisting week, where the former will take treat eating eating and and t^~ froauently become ■ | Cap:, it. E. Bhowertnau and wife lull nau.M*au«l. I had an acrid discharge and nea*. faintness, lassitude, excitability, ment. Mrs. Walter Brown with her household was a succexs. upwards of i|.*, i>.ing I j were valient at the imrsonage Friday. pairiH .iowa through my lirole ao I could irritability, nervousness, sleeplessreceived for the school librurv. I inc of. dutiesrthis week. . 1 । hardly walk. It was as bad a case of female I Rev. Thus. Young, of Prairieville, .. , , I NORTHEAST BARRY. trouble as I have ever known. Lydia E. .nest, melancholy, “all-gone” and car^t rh , °LJ’ri,7 *’ L"'» »»’ ObuMu I called to see Rev. GA T. Fisher Friday. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, however, •‘want-to-be-left-alone? feelings, blues Seeds to cured nr within four mcctbx. Rinre that and hopelessness, they should remem­ POLLEY DISTRICT. mrf ' Rn a i k-»F “*«■> ’!>« of the week. I ] The »]MH-ial meetings at Cressey closed time I liave had occasion to recommend it to ber there is one tried and true-remedy; during her illness. ■ , \ a number ot patients suffering from al) Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ of all I Sunday night with a good atten- Born, to Mr. and Mra. George Mc­ m<xl Mr uqiiinm r u, । APnl 30 (Snnday) being Mr. Jiuther forms of female difficult im. and I find that Mr. Uihlam J Warrant of Kalama- Brown's 83 birthday, on Satunlay -------- - I dance. The meetings Jiave l»een well Donald Monday April 24. a ten pound w hile it is considervd unprefeasiuiuxl to rec- pound nt once removes such troubles. Kidds. I attended and very profitable. The Ijand son. X7ro.^'"r,H' ’"k oficro,,,,, l.i, wife p-numdot him to ' Suuucuu a patent medicine, I can honestly No other female medicine in the . ...... , r -----ms »»■.- p-II-UHUlXl mm to recommend Lydin E. Plnlrhstn'i Vegetable world has received such widespread I g fences I tnke a wn | k in the fieIt k v~, vu Mr. and Mra Elmer Kelley and little I will assist Rev. J. W. Lawrence of i • Hike a walk back in the fields. When p-------wn?«‘1for “d» j harn found that it cures and unqualified endorsement. No other .v.uaro..-, all other medicine fails. It medicine has such a record of cures of M r. Bert Chandler sp>nt Mr. Mient Sunday Ktimlnv at he returned rot-nriinil- he h.» found about 80 of Us.. his f'-malf'. illx wtniro i I Richland, inspocuii meetings at Spring daughter of Delton, visited friends in is a grand uiudicine for sick women." BEFORE Galesburg. female .troubles. this vicinity Snnday. ; friends and neighbors in the house to I। I Rrouki beginning next Sunday. Money cannot buy iqich testimony aa Yeo Buy The needless suffering of wontn from j help him celebrate bis birthday. Tl. v ' this—merit alone can produce such reThe ice cream social at Isaac Hl(U. The i Quite a little anxiety was felt at diseases peculiar to their aex nt terrible j afternoon was spent in visiting. Ice 1I suits, and the ablest specialists now PRAIRIEVILLE, I Cressey last Thiirsday on account of vener’s last Friday evening w.« quite I agree that Lydja E. Pinkham's Vege­ to see. The money which they pay io well attended. Proceed five dollars | ‘ »d Mra. C. Trowbridge spent cream and cake were served, and all : table Compound is the most univer­ doctor*/ who do not help them is an I the failure of Rev. and Mra. Fisher to went home feeling they had hud a good sally successful remedy for all female enormous waste The pain k cured I return from Kalamazoo, where they which will be urod for the lien>*rit of Sund»y in Baltimore. and t Jxe money is saved by iSydia E. ■ . • Mr and Mix Hngh Riley and Mix time. They left Mr. Brown a very nice diseases known to medicine. I hud gone to do some 1 shopping, aud •the school library. When women are troubled with Ir- Piirklfam’s Vegetable Compound. Ex­ Mrs. H. .Store spent a few Jays.lart • L”’!* Woodman of Hastings, visited rucly ng chair for his comfort there-1 regulur, suppressed or painful men- perience has proved this. had expected to return and.be present mainder of his days. Mr. Brown ia Btrnation,. weakness, leucurrhcea, dis­ It is well for women who are ill to it. the meeting Wednewluy evening. week caring for her daughter-in-law j Pn‘*rif,y»He friends Snnday. placement or ulceration of the womb, write Mrs Pinkham, nt Lynn. Mass. j Mra. Mary Wileox was in Ikmtings still enjoying good health. They, having driven their spirited Mrs. Fred Store, who is ill. S. Dudley visited near Cedar Creek • that bearijig-dowo feeling, inflamma­ In har great experience, which covers Little Letter Store who is making Saturday and Sunday, thd gw«t of her young hof.se to tlw city for the first tion of thd qraries, backache, bloat­ many years, she has probablv had to Sunday. ing (or flati/lence), general debility, in­ deal with dozens of cases just like time their friends feared some serious his home with his tmcle^A. L. Store of ' daughter Mri.' James Montgomery. this i The Misses Iva Newton and Edna. digestion, 'and nervami prostration, or yours. Her advice is free and confi­ accident hod happened to’ them. One Milo, is visiting his grandparents' Mr. '' •me a Mrs. John Perkins entertained at tea are beset with such symptoms as dizzi- dential. Kithler eotnmencetl taking • music lessiiggosteiTthat the woods l» looked in­ and Mra. H.-Store. Wednesday in honor of Mix ' Chas. -sons jn Hastings this week, of Mrs. ‘ Lydia E. Pinkhaa's Vegetable Cotnpsaud Succeeds Where Others FaH. Mr. and Mix Geo. Monroe Those present-were to to seft if they had not been waylaid: ...... .. ................................ ...... of Hick-F ........................ . ' • Mr*. . ‘ Full MtKk cnas. Smith. ^>mitn. Mi.-s Miss da*ncs TroxeL Clare xingmx Hngiex airs. Mrs. Chas. another one remarked that tHiife-was no ory Corners. werp Sunday callers at jjvmre Lumber, Lath, J Shingles. j Marv Smith. Mra Winifred. Tr.iwbridge. 1 C4eo Boetwick and family of Gaskill • danger nf that for a Methodist preacher Geo. McDonald's. ‘ Ik 7 TX* XS Keep them in tbe house. k Mre Lterfp FTher Mre. Lncil. *«” 8*lontalr »• H«>n Sreltb’. | would neyer be murdered for his !«• Ctr.lq h l me Tak^one when you feci bilEvercll Bolyen of this, vicinity apei t '|)ft»yrjyiiit«l friend, at Yinkre Sjiring McGlodclIn and wife <rf Delton, money nor his clothes. _ Sunday at' Cedar Creek> _ I iowordtay. The^iadi. were callers at Earl McGlocklin's j recllyontheHver.LS4tf.MSi: Miss Frankie Tytux Addie Wilkins Saturday. . j. and’Charlie Conier, of Cloverdale, are Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Cairns entertain­ EAST ORANGEVILLE. Want your moustache or beard .Tnspcr Whipple of Kalamazoo, has here taking the 8th* g ’ rade examina ­ ed. Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Wilaunpf Grand Mtun, , Miviiigan. Richard Johntox and wife purchased the farm of Wm. VniiHorn ' -a heautifol brown or rich black? Use It apids last vfeek. tions. and made a friendly call at the Sunday with Arthur J oh neo x. and moved on the same, |* ■ parsonage. Dounkl McLeay of Naidiville, was Ethol Joffh-vin attended Holiness Fred Gregg and family of Baltimore. * ’’FWur xr wxf W • the gnert of his parents ’part- of last I Topic for next Sunday. J‘Christ Stil­ meeting at Sbtiltz Sunday evening. s'peht Sunday with Miles Fisher and v ling the Tempest" Scripture "Master family. ।F Banneb subscribers! can buy It .4™ that winter and arring aro I >)n[ u hiving., „„k „t rarest Thou not that we perish. ’ ’ ^ving each other a nice. ■>«» I tioj, FINE LAKE. the large Wall Map of* Barry -hring —ill win. , ,5,1.. Do,ter entertalntfil at tea 4 SHULTZ. Delayed letter Arc you one of the many Erncat Johnrox. wife and dangha r. | >„ honor ut Mra Lucile 4 Cotfnty at the Delton post office patrons of the A fine baby lx>y came to gladden the ' Mr. and Mra. Orin Loomis visited visited Olive and Pearl Hayward anil ' Kay. Those present were, tho Misses 4 home of Mr. and Mrs. P. It Fick Sun­ the latter s children in Hickory Corne 8 family of Podunk Sunday. Mary and Myrtle Smith.' Fern Baker. DELTON ROLLER MILLS? Themap gives all the roads. day. They say that Pete stops so high 4 The dance at Fred Ball’s last Friday GENTS’ FURNISHINGS Saturday and Sunday. Clare Thorjie sjwnt Sunday in Rich­ that he don’t touch the grutuid.We would be pleased to have 4 Vent Loomis and family tqient last evening was well attended. land. the guest of his mother. Mrs. number of acres in each farm, j Will Frey spent Saturday and Sun­ ft you give us a trial order. The 4 Sunday with Mr. and Mra. M. Cox of The teacher and school obserwd James Thorpe. _ ' high-grade roller flour made by day with his family. Hinds Cbmers. Arbor Day and a program was carried us Is giving splendid satisfac­ 4 AVeiiah bi; Mrs. Dunning is keeping house for with owners name. Now is the tince | Mr. and Mrs. George Hinchman of tion wherever used. Clarujce Reynolds is attending school out in the aftenvwn. 4 Mrs. Hannah Faulk. —tta’;» Ha'li' i>ew 1 Uaatinga. were guests at Smith Stan­ at Brualj Ridge this week. time to get one before they art. N. T. Diamond of Hastings was on Mrs. Rose Temple and ;on Don. spent 4 stafki i.'loei Ct'STOn WORK ami ley’s last week. . our streets last Friday. ■ the week in Delton, with her daughter A SPECIALTY. G«tt#FuTtii.-jii 4 ‘in-... ..... Miss Clara Merritt of Hastings, vydt' all’gone. j Mrs. Carl Loveland. T PODUNK. ed her sister Mra. J. Hines Mid Mrs. Merrill bil*!. of he™ '"y' PoM FENCE ’ POSTS & /< ilC A y Cl cT lllo W. H. phase, 02103118 NEW SPRING CLOTHING ► . in ri-ty.r.-| ■»:/ ah ;the htear. sty;...-;p;.; noire], tie- if, .-..l.-.r :n : .ie-lgn, ani will i4 p:.-.x-.«| to hart h!l ih’-n H,,;- j.mchair., ..;,l ar. : .e- n-. DYE YOUR TRADE 4 WANTED 4 Mr. VanHorn and family are occupy- ’ Palmer Karns. who has been ill with T DELTON ROLLER MILLS, HOPE. OCITOX, KKHIUII. Tbe price, while they last, is appendicitis is slowly improving, we , Miss Alta Cowell>f Hastings visit­ Mr and M» M.teomb MKbllgm '‘<W '* »lr- — G- Hu«■h'’•' *-lwu”-. vacation nre glad to hear. ■ ed friends here over Sunday. «. and I«alwl and Ira McCollum went td j; manic Mabl- uriuuc Oibfe sjrcui, ,)»■« ucr her fifty cenu each. Bertha Smith fell upon a box upon Ora Darling and wife spent last week Coats Grove last W^esday to attend ■ with her sister Mrs. Dora Rockwell of which she was standing and struck her Hickory Corner*. at North Barry, the guests of Mr. and the funeral of Mra. D^To wnsflnd. chin with such force that fonr teeth Mrs. Chas. Kahler. Bert McKibbin lost his best work were knocked in. She U recovering horse last Friday. \ Fred Zerbel is having an addition fo-cWMrengwfc.ww No ocltin • froni.the injury nicely. laiilt on his house. . Roy DonglM visited relatives in Vrekley I. S,A. S. end W. C. T. __________ ___________________________ TheThe Vrekley I. A. Will Monica of Cloverdale and Miss Cedar Creek Saturday nnd Sunday. W U.’met-at Mrs. C. W. .Briggs Friday. Vesta Kenyon of this ]dace. met with Ed Olis’ sorrel colt ran into a wirq 0/ . A large ‘number partook of an appetizSaturday quite n serious accident Inst . . fence lust Thursday and was hung by ] 1 ing dinner. In the afternoon the W. nigtit as they were going home from tho heels at the top of it until released । C. T. U. program was carried out. It iti church. When near the Kenyon home. by cutting'the fence. ; Is-ing ‘"Mary T. Lathrop, Memorial ■ tlU’ir horse liecamo frightened and Libbio Douglas is helping Mix War­ , Day’ ‘ the pieces trend were extract* of * tipped the buggy off of a bank throw­ ren Calkins of Rutland with her house her life and wrinngs> She was • noted ing both occujNints out. but luckily a s an author, a lecturer ahd philanth­ cleaning. thej- cscuiK-d with slight bruises. The ropist. She ’established a colored We Per cent on w Edgar Otis erected, fence for C H. ’ Vie VI Uhltrs, horse freed himself from the buggy and scliool at Jackson, also the Lathrop ACME HYG IC COUCH w Burpee of Yankee Springs the latter feltreanj i>rairw,l|le, ran some distance before lifting caught. Pay Deposits. Mich. Hall built near Muskegon ih 1883. A ‘ TIE GJUC8 THKT WCN'T*tAR CTT lit The buggy which was a new one was part of last week. collection was taken to go toward the Edith Jenkins spent Saturday, in ' completely wrecked. formation of new unions. At the close This is without question the most Hygienic and We loan our money on Real a business mectinj; was lield and dele­ Estate or good Bankable Paper. R. Reynolds, wife and daughter, Shultz. Lena Herein, ot Glase Crook «ni1 ON We do not loan our money away gate* chosen, for thc county convention si«nt last Sunday at Auk Hugebe’s of from home, bnt do bnstneiw only THE IffliT Maggie Prince ot Hol* Uwter. were u» l>c held at Lacey May <17 and 18. Bfush Ridge. C with people we know are all ^Mre. Samantha Brown* of Antrim gnrtte ot Lnltf Kepiogle Sunday. right. To-day. We guarantee theri in every way. WHEAT | The meetings in tbe Holiness church (xmnty, visited ht Mrs. Briggs a few are still continued with good interest days the past week. _ to the TRAVELLING IS DANGEROUS. Honey to Loan । imuiifested. Constant motion jars the kidneju at reasonable rates, Deeds, BALTIMORE CENTER. ‘iUixiMt.M Mm Barbara McCallum spent Satur- „bicb are kept lb place •» the body ® Mortgages and Legal Mr. and Mra. Chas. Gorham visited X.■. SS"1"" <lav and Snnday «t lior ron Everett', in delicate attachments. Ibis is >.ne na Papers Drawn. their niece Mrs Rennie Mott Sunday. New York Drafts, Insurance Mrs. Lewis Wood is not improving c., _ and Bonds Sold. as fast as her friends would wish. Ife Fred Z»-rbel over Sunday. < Foley's Honey «nd Ta. Folev s Honey ™ Tar , ... , K£ ^UNABLE. ft ft» DELTON STATE BANK 1-1 Lovcbfid &Son, $Best made Couch ft $ ol Acre : w“' hqpr______ EAST JOHNSTOWN. Henry Stevens is very sick with rheumatism at this writing. <:«■>« ¥ llaufitan, locomotive engineer. O writU-Conetant ribrat on | The farmers are very busy plowing • Maa antrlna caused me a great deal of for corn and potatoes. ' Perry Wooley is fald up with blood poisinihg in one of his hands. Tbe M. E. Social at Airs. Benj. • Thomas' was very largely attended. tubes van/au etope pain ’ sewing rags was the amusement of thc lapsabie for introducing IL, ManZ of,find. I day’ . J itching and protruding piles^/p^L ^^dr orKi... I The W. a T. U. bold a convention ®lc I! WEE HOMESTEAD M DUfctfai a tara In Western Canada ,bJU wt° la'ormatloD to W w IL «ft ft• ft BUSHELS Porter c. J w at the Lacey church the nth and 18th 1 of May. All are invited to attend. • ; Gill Flemng ran a nail in his foot | ' one day last week. ' Albert Lee rides in n new buggy [taUxJYciRra iM DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH.’President. J. O.-HUGHES AV. President. E. $.*MOREMOUSE,^Cashier. DR.’McLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. terpenning. JAMES COLLINS; R. S. HARTER, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. OFFICE HOURS-j 1 » U*. »■; * ** to spaa.. All calls promptly atu '■ omoe‘Pelton. Mich. The Gleaners social at J. DePriester’s, was postponed on account of rain un­ til last Tuesday, when a good crowd gathered and bid high on some favored neck ties. , Misa Clark of Hastings, will close a verj- successful term of school here next Friday. . Mr. G. Reed’s funeral was held at the Dowling church last Tuesday. He bad been a resident of Dowling many years and willriw greatly missed. Bad blood and ludlgeetlon are deaaly enemies to good health. Burdock Blood Bitters destroys them. Market* ik Our Furniture Department *. Is filled now. with new goods it , , s . W ft ft Suites, Secretaries, ik ft Couches, bideboards, Kitchen Cabinets, Carpets, it ft Linoleuitn, Shades, Curtains, U/ COME and See us BEFORE you BUY W lAldrich Bros DELTON. MICHIGAN. sik w3 J? �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 4. 1W5.- WANTS If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there Is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. Jn the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If you liave a buggy that's lying idle in the barn; a stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want>to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; in fact if you want to boy. rent or sell, fust try our Want Column ft brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try it. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Good building lot. Would take cow or horse for part jiayment C. R. Bishop. | Among the Churches 7tenuning Si “^u 3?1*, L £ Do^ ‘ng A. Eby___________ ___________________________ their daughter Mrs. of Grand Rapids. ANNOUNCEMENTS j McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. T110 Silver Teas will now he contin’ Everybody ia plowing for corn M- this * ued- The first one after the Lenten • place. ; season will be entertained by Min Rose I Mira winifted McLravy of Holing, a°°drc»r «■<! lira Ann.. Power, «t -1-nt lot Snlurdgy .nd Unndny with Lh' b‘“* of n *• | Mr. and Mra. Sutherland. ! Broadway, Tbnradny May 111 Every­ : i?—.1 i , ouei* invited to come and bring a Fred Benhmn and wife retttnfad to, WtoI, lheir „.nrk h,w , I their home tn Ch>rago, after a long Ume. an(1 lke uf „„ wM „„ vlatt with the,? ppople at thi<pl«<;. | ()M a ‘ RETURNED FROM ABROAD Mrs. Margaret Bailey Returned Sat­ urday From a Long Trip. Un MaVgkret Bailev At this city Jan. 34 last on an extended trip abroad, and from that date up to the time of her arrival sjsmt her time in Viewing many of the sights and scenes of the old world. During lier absence she saw Spain. Egypt and many other lands. She visited Jerusalem. the Pyramids and many interesting place* :W°^.Th° *“? “ *' i Tbc B--l’ti« I*U~ AM Society will along the * Nile. The country that no belter at tbte wnttng. mret „kh M„ Joto impressed her aa favorably, perhaps, I Ml. Oora McCormfak returned to day May 10 at * p m M „v „„ „„„ w .. as any was Egypt, and she nays that we Toledo, Ohio, after a visit with her Tho w F M H the j, E chun-b have much to irarn from the llgypt- , parent# J. M. Crawley and wife. will meet with Mra Chn.. Welesert ions. The people are good looking. I A. N. \\ illinms has got out the tim- 1 Wednesday next'at 2:80 m. strong physically, and thorough}*. i ‘"Ce big -h”” Which “ *" T>» t11"”1-' bftfaraervlc. at the Bap- temperate aa drinking 1. Bimin.t their fault Una nmatcr. ■ ti» church next Sunday will tie in tbe religion. They'are iuduetrioos and: Min Nellie Bryant fa helping Mrs. ■ morning /‘Building the Wall" eve harJ working, nnd the land along the Houghtalin clean house this week. ning ”Cnve dwvUera." ' Nile fa a veritable garden spot, being Mra J. E. Criteeof Caledonia, rfit- ■ Subject of thc morning wvfae at tia very high state. Tbe FOR SALE—At a bargain, a course in Scranton CorreHpanilenm School. Address '‘E. W.” care BANNER. cl Reuben Critee and wile of thi« the u. 11. church will be ••Cropmlng land rich rroduetne. tedngk.pt the Imptmdbte- evening "A men who j •• “» »< th.- river. WANTED—A client of ours wishes I r'»™. Young P1*'’6”9 ,o /h-'r return sh? iqent A to purchase a house in this city ou I Min Loin Crawley returned home was not. « disappointment. time. Can make’ fair payment. ' Sunday - from Quimby tu remain all people’s meeting at R:30, led hv Mra o{ weeks in Ireland, making her Tbomaa & Pryor. summer. . Matthews. ' headquarters at Dublin, but the very xr'A « i «. < n w . -m v ’ , ... ,’»’M weather over there caused her to Cboice rmrwt see<l poutoes for sale. M» Holcomb of Bedfor.t vraitd at There will he a .specral a*«nl>ly of bor vjai( 4iort ,■ Tbe best late potato on the market. Mn. T lrj <a> enjoyed 625 Boltwood St. 1st ward, F. M. . . M. Crawley a on. day l»t <1.Um. Council No WR & S. M. mt Monday evening May 8 at . iki at . * ’ Bronson. weea. xuran . t n ». , . ., I Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Merritt of vfasonu: Hall. By - order of T. I. M. FOR SALE—\ery desirable vacant »!.{-• Ms-_. t » u M Riker Reronlei — .................... ——~ lot. comer Creek»ndMidnm. 3.1 wnrd, thc L fa «,-'«• Rtker, Keeonki. adjoining property recently improved ■ Edmund* of High Bank last The subject fur the sermon next Sun- FOUND DEAD IN OUTHOUSE by Mr. Titman. Only remaining lot Thursday. , day morning at the Preeliyterian in 6d wahl so near to schools, churches , church will be “The Oj>cn Treasury” and bnsinc* street. Enquire E. A: I William Baine, An Old Resident of MAPLE GROVE. evening “The Novel in Religion.” Rkter. Hasting? Township, Dies of Reuben Norton started for Rockford. . The “social evening” at the presbyH. J. Brown, painter and paper bang- 111., Inst Monday. ; terian church was largely attended and Heart Failure. •. 104 W. High St. Phon.' <88. Henry Whitcomb and wife .were at heartly enjoyed by all present. William Baine, aged 74. living in CARRIAGES . W<> have the finest line of CarriageH, Phaetons, Buggies and Suri, t<....,.r in Barry connty. They are manufactured by the leading institutious ■ : il.^hin America. ' Their fatftxxrieH are equipped for this special line of work: they ba t luid years of experience, have large stocks of seasoned timber to put ins , itsir work anti the result is an aiticie that is THOROUGHLY RELIABLE in ,-vprj r(qB wa}?. and embraces all the latest devices that go to make a perfeefrig, and tii,- l^uty ,f it all is that one of our outfits will cost yon no more than you will - I.: ural for ss inferior one. OUR GUARANTEE We agree to replace, free of charge, any axle, wheel or spring that may become Hastings tonwnship near Costa Grove, was found d«ld in the water closet unfit for nse within one year from date of purchase, by reason of defbetive material near his house .Friday morning.’ His or workmanship. decease was due to heart failure. The * Saturday and Sunday at the home of Frank Hoes and F. C. Brooks, at the funeral occu rred at the (Amts Grove NASHVILLE. hia brother Amon near Battle Creek. | home of Mrs. W. R. Cook on Tuesday church Sunday furrni'on Mr. Baine BOSTON BEAN PLANTER D H «« Eewnittf. Buttle <-reek. afternoon M.y Mh »l »:30. cordial *•>• «» of th. <*1 rraiJente of th«t Mrs. Fred Greenfield is visiting her 1 jrv . .fa ramie . n^tflrrnnn QlK ,.t •>'!«( A A n.,rvliul ONE CAR LOAD • invitation fa extended to all membear i toeathw on hfa farm .when U Bean growing is one of the profitable fann ec sister at Grand Rapida thia week. ...nre nttrndiiur .. .. to .fnrm matter*. * hero attending to farm matters. We have just received a carload of the Famous was a wilderovs*. He and was they highlyare re­ requested terprfres. Anyone interested should rail jn tad I of the circle, Levant Price and family spent Satur­ Deere Hay Loaders. Side Delivery -Rakes, Culti­ spected by all who knew him. *~~ see*Ths Boston Bean Planter • h« faea day and Sunday at Morgan, the guests j | to bring their, friends. vators, Harrows, and Corn Planters. tested thoroughly by practical farmers and nt: of thrir aujrt Mrs. Eugene Weaver. The L. A. S. of the Baptist Church goods are made. Deere Implements are the far­ with great cuecen. H’s simp;, .'-i strutted, W. I. Xiarblo is quite sick with I DEATH OF MRS. NOBLES. । will l>e entertained at tbqhomeof Mrs. mer’s l>est frleiids because they stay by him. «*ju/y to operate but very stroiig, sym|jt>>tn.s of pneumonia. Glass Creek Grange will have volun- Better Wednesday afternoon May 10 Mra. Prudence Nobles, aged 74. died Mr^. Alwih Rood was called to New teer program for ne.ft meeting May 6. i at lwo o’douk. Come and bring a yesterday of paralysis at the home of friend witS you. her daughter Mrs . Phi]^ i Sidman, of York state last week by the serious ill- • --------this aity. Tlie funeral will occur Fri­ ness of her father. A m<**ing of Star Grange was-hekl day. and will be condncTiMl by Rev. H. A. Q. Gulden has sold his stock of April 2S with a good attendance.. Th.' THEIR POSITION H. VanAuken. merchandise to H. (C. Glauner who lerture hour was olxwrv.ed with the fol­ mercluuyiire Mrs. Nobles whs a sincere.' earpest i CLEARLY STATED takes•jKJMteMiun to-day (Monday.), । lowing |>rogram: Christian woman, who was Indovrd by * Music. Grange ’ A. N . Applcuum has suit! his buuse ' Ministers of This City Declare Where all who knew her. Her kiiulneas of on State street to Mrs. Elias Lockhart. ; Roll Call. Current events heart and chei'rfulne^s were predomi- < They Stand On Question of Marry­ ‘Mirai F. B. Sheen fa sick with tonsi- 1 Question, What In the length of the nant'dualitieN. nnd -he' fcivixl tu be ing Divorced Persons. woven'Vire fence? — Bro. Henrj| Eaton. iHfa. • helpful ami useful. With her huslxind. -Tjbe HANNER; has been given th” Queestiun. How deep j»hall we jvlow Phone No. 1 THE HARDWARE DEALERS Hastings. Mich long since dtt*HMrd. she catne to Barry 1 j Vent Martin of Kalamazoo, was to get liest results for n coni crop?—Bro. following -tatvini nt by the ministers county iu IMS', and had eycr since re­ hero user Sunday visiting relatives and of this city: | ' C. Osgood and others. . *******.i trieqdfL sided here, living for many yean, in Wd the undersignod MiilHfers uf the Topic. Wastes and mistaken in farm. Rev; Herri ng ami family will move ‘/tg, Bro. M. H. Burrnu. Oosjiel <d the City u(if Bastings. Mich., Barry towushifv • ami moving to Ha*tn Inditt-aa this wetdr where Mr. Heri-4 . Question. Do tbe improvements "for hereby agree that w, will not solem- tin;S 10 or 12 years agu> ^h«- was the FOR HOT WEATHER ' mother of live ; Miltdn. Ixuvell. i ling has a phstorate, Al'^ig houwwurk keep pace with tlioMh uize marriage in i riy ease when ’.her.’ Charles, Willis and Ansom ill <>f whom ,-i'Giorge Brir.kert of Maple Gwu uf*fnrmin^?--Sister ' Shrtcr Emma Burton. is a divu^o-d wife or-husband living F. XV. Clifford Has Just thc Thing fur snrviv^ Iv.-r and of two daughter'. Genkir. vfaitnl Mend* here uver’Suu- . “ Th<? next meeting will be ,M*y- <■ except f<v the inn went party to to the Cold Lunches. day. I ■ ! ! divorce fbr’tho er use of mlnltery. or Mr-. .Sidn^m uf tai* city, and Mrs. witlu the following program; McEwen, of Battle'Creek the lattoi ! Ora Ell.:.i..................... ....................... „ ’ F. W. Clifford the meat inariivt mun. । for .divorced jmrties seeking to be Sung—Grange. ’ . pilisCin’s bun*c caught tiro a few j wh>mnh-r death, at Battle;Creek about your TEA AND COFFEE? day- afca,i, it it. ifa“ thought from a s;> spark. a.rU , R,,Ii call-Quotations. Current events.; united in marring’ Sipjc-l. thrbr.gh being run down 14 a Michi­ mad— prer-v I com *bvcf. Thi* sav»> from chimney, anti but fur the aid __Rri-’Perry. : Siutte gan Central engine. j the women* ftilks u wha}e lot of worl; If so. try a pound of KEE XV All C<»T’’ Lewis C. Rogers of sonie one passing it might liave ; Recitatioq— Bro. ,E. H. Lathrop. RED DRAGON-TKA and if not ?atis|L; ;u 'ijntl n hot -t ;lu-a’ l-ing pre­ Ikf’en mlucejl tn n»he*. It burned rome j DtowiioD. Dues rhe farmer count Arthur Trott * Hired by cx^rienced hel|i. and in the ot. the aiding uh the south part of the ‘ his «“«-•<>* b* the acreage or bushrl* Stewart B. Crandall. Bonio years ago Mark' Twain’s home' liratmt. clcaiieat pttesihle manner. Tlw B. | F. Fritz. . bole through the I •kitchen and a ’large -Bro. Albert Williams. tn Hartford wxs invaded with scarfat wry best pdn of the Isvf is used,,an J ■ C. |L. Bradley. Question Box. ’ not* fever. Tbe disease raged for some it is sold for Iw than the wifn ran C1k«. Giton, . Sung, America — G range. Mra. D. M. 'Hosmer has Iwn among ■ weeks,'When heroic measurm were tak­ afford to prepare it herself. Mr ClifH/H. VauAuken. oir sick this week. en to djNhffect' the house. “We bad .IXL Yes we have thenr. everything io that line. q fumlgator so strong.”. said Mark 1 ford delivers meat tu all jmrt* uf thr Judge Smith and son Donald of Has- jj There Will be a to social at thc Star . No. 10 for anything you want. -You cap hate v city. n you are in a hurry just Twain, “that It took uli the brans off tings, visited his father D. W. Smith Grange Hall Wednesday evening MayWAS BADLY INJURED call for one 22 and your wants .will'; the door knobs and all tlte tune out of one one day day last last week week. ■ 17 for the l»enefit uf the Star school the piano.” b e pt iriy attended to.. ■Mrs. Caroline Bivon> ia building a | iihrary. All ops cordially invited to Rlchyrd Johnson Fell on a Picket bonse on Gregg street. ; «H«nd. Fence at the Fair Grounds Satur­ Tbe Prospective Better Half—But se­ day and Cut a Bad Gash in Sol Troxel is building a large barroj Mims Inmsid” and Mi<-ba«l riously. George, am I the only girl that. His Throat. ere in Grand Rapids Tuesday. Mr*. Kellogg i building a house near ' MUST NOT DO IT Richard Johnson, the son of Mrs. ! He—Now, Amy. dear, don’t ask If y the on© just completed, .which she oc- ' are the only girl that I ever loved, Ada Johnson, uf tins city, was badly know as well as— The Pros enpira whichshc win tent. PuttlnK Bills In Rural Mall Boxes Is hurt last Saturday by falling on a Better Half—I wasn’t going to. rge. Miss Cora Crowell and Jud Phillipa I Positively Forbidden. picket fence at the fair ground. He I .. , . tu ask. ”Am I the started girl REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, were married April 23 . both ot thi, Can.10ni on rur„, rl)utra rt had jiurt gone lifter a foul ball and ’ that would have you?"—Puck, Office over Pierson’s Grocery. county by the Rev. Hollern that it is » fte^uent ocenrence to Bud was climbing over the fence on hib ----------------------HASTINGS, HIGH. George Coe wm at Morgan Saturday bills placed in 'tho boa™ along their way back when -in Nome way he slip, Hrp sta,n“man , r ped and fall on one of the pickets t o °nnhii^h th wrtaln on Imsinras. route-. This is violation of the U. S. No. 242.—•» A ..suss farm ui of 2(M) acres, mu 100 — here and you will need Paints. Oils, Shelf I’apcf. Atekw* Will toon o£ bln mar- acres upland 80 acres improved, KJO Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hummel are en- postal regulations and the next offender catching him under tlie jaw and in- rtagp w!th hu the nextou acre® txHtom land with good drain tine and r kjr other articles ueceaaary for t^is time of the ymr *• tertaining their grandchildren Misses is quite likely to find ho his settle­ dieting a had wound. Ho was .brought puttlug tlie <iuestlou, •he a widow age. “ &0 *A“ acres --------------mowable. 10 acres fair •" l^t and most complete drug stock in’ Harry County and will have the li Hazel and Gladys Stiles of Grand ment to make with Unde Sam. home by a couple of his boy friends or spinsterr* the yo man replied, oak tlmbei, some good saw timber. as low as any one can, whet quali’. ruddered. Rapids. I No one has u right to place mail mnt- who were there. Dr. Lowry sir; she la a.a ufl quote you prk Some timber on bottoms. a,,, Nice spring .................... j was .........called — “No, — -, — ~ .. Ml r------J — tn faa LWl Ikkx ana and . good framed ---— Born, to Mr. and Mra. Ambrose Reid | *«r 0[ klnd °r thing also in tho and be took several stitches in the ent. shoe warehouse."—Birmingham (Ena- .broo*‘- Rood orchard, rooms and stone wall cellar, itwr.nr-e-t - it-i-itbe«.«»««. V - r==We also have=£=^ of Berryville last Tuesday night, twin I boI» ««»I« •*» o'™" ,h<1 —and well. 20 rods from babies a girt and a boy. . I " •" jugular vein by a very little. He ia Concentrated l\c for making soap. Houselwld Ainmonii. school and 9 miles from Battle Creek. Hastings Markets. ' getting along nicely now and if noth­ Cheap as dirt. Call and see. No. 340—A farm of 115 acres; soil Is ing sets in he will come out all right. I “Daddy soap.” Pumice soap. Due stuffs. Etc. Hastings Markets are corrected ev< FOR SALE—Two fine building lota Battle „—Creek --------1 a few days last week. The Methodists are talking.of build­ just east uf St. Rose’s hall. Mias Nellie Reese who has been quite 'ing a new yanionage. FOR SALE-Top buggy, nearlv new * *U is a little better at present The L. U. B. A Circle will be enfor IL N. Burch, S. Hanover St. | a. D. Wulf and son Clayton paused tertainw^by Mewlamea W. R. Codk THE GRANGE A FULL LINE OF FISHING TACKLE AND FISHEMEN’S SUPPLIES. Goodyear ros ARE YOU PARTICULAR Green Vegetables FRANK HORTON 1 A, D, Cadwallader’s use Cleaning Time !J‘?pro 18. *;r*8 bottom land n"'T. lz—f• ATdtdrlr lialartAa ...... J ... wooddot. Plenty of fuel timber. Fine orchard, fine buildings, barn i> a basement 34x46, - ■ । ■ , Butter—tTe—l«c per lb. v . Lrom a Qn® church- 1 mile from Mas An Annoancemcdt tn This Issue L”d-iep«ub^*r ,So' •enool, flue flowing spring near buHdThat.Will be of Interest to All H”'r rark.-iw; whlte.-iic inira. ' OurRtteder.. .■outerS^-''' I No. 80S—A fine farm of 125 acres । roil is heavy day loam, level and free The attention at our readers is called OntOTs^rec^fLoo^r bn, 1 [ro.D!,?Vope “d •rtQ®l*. *11 improved to the adv. of W. IL Spence in this is- ’ p« dm.' • but 10 acres wood lot. Fine building Call and see my line of sue. Mr. Spence fa one of the old re- Beet, lire wnght-zc—ir™' tCTle h?uw?: barn 11 lotion % mile from •cbool, liable shoe dealers of the city, ladies i ,^KS^ii$S4?Lac. church, stores and creamery. will.be especially intorated in his line catwm.’Sresw-eo—tc. No. MR—A Ivin of Ml icrte, good of Dorothy Dodd shoes, and gentlemen Ho<«’ drrwed randy, gravel and clay loam and laraa I hare ttyles and patterns that came little rolling and bonlera on a du. lake In his line of Pingree shoes. From direct from China, all hand worked A£Xmrc“iln. boaM “f4 o«« bulldlnp. his long experience in the huainees, j Sbeep-ac—»c. 1 *nd If |7 cheap tn price. Try my h ine fruit, all Improved but ° acres. M Mr. Spence is a splendid judge ot! chjokrn^^X'-”1^118 ID WOOL. F. D. and telephone llne,2U mllee from Hasting,. - Might trade “ leather, keeps posted and np-to-date : cWefaw’. ereMrd-itc -12c LEE HING, on the proper styles, and can be relied i H««f Hid*^7HC No. Ml—A farm of « acre,, ano clay I *7HutUii, Mich. loam k>u, lay, rolling. Border, on a : upon. ■ Om lake of resort, 3. mile. frott, two. . -------■ . Tallow-2 ■<—4C_ , little railroad towns. Fine buildings. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR lb. -- ....4BJa., • nr.100 , No. —Aaaam farm of 1g).*crM) acres: SOCIETIES PLEASE NOTE Wh^ Ko , wlllto.fe,’*“X -rfMI tlTtHftr Qt-. acres of - era . scree under lllsssor plow, K Uno ■beech and maple timber. A line large sugar j: Rd bMsmi SraoJerX; New Christian Endeavor Societies , ,b“*■•, and grain tuA. S£d that have organized lately, and al! old »:>«■--<n». “ ** >l*'lt,E2rt Kl,nl v*rtrt? warrant tt to buildings, including silo; barn is base. TbK rlrieu tnMiaays iu every part of. Mtehizan. ones thst have not reported-this yora, | „ j ment 40x80. Flnelooatlom Eirlj Gjffei LNo. ««-A farm ot ISO acres; 115 please send names <rf present oflfcers HAT AND STRAW, Vree improved, balance oak wood lot. and their addresses to Mias Bea»ie xo.’»•nmouiJ-*-oo S?, V*'”!?' of lu Yin* large Smith, Secretary Barry Co., C. E. SSL,wh^f>1 . • “»'l*rloam. Near Union. Coate Grove. | scb*d and Bus location. I upon a* correct that dale. W. H. SPENCE ... . . ... at zv ■ • -.. . THE SHOE DEALER C° ■'"90s­ . ROYAL Bating Powder If Saves Health The use of Royal Baking Powder is essential to the healthfulness of the family food. Yeast ferments the food. „5A w 1 Lu ssSXo,ta W. H. Goodyear. Doilies, Pocketbooks, Handkerchiefs. OUR SEED CORN GROWS, thoroughly OVERHAULED get a nit* Swt" 25 * aud you will know ia neat and clean it i , ri>okin; » Den or Royal Baking Powder selves health. Banner AdvU always pay. Barnaby BroK Firxt door Hmm IU ' . ten I>»U»v * .„.b HMlUg^Z- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-05-11.pdf bee25fc750915ad43015916eedd28f12 PDF Text Text THE ^ethtu.yhak. HURT WHILE SHEARING SHEEP George Sw«l Cut His Hesd Quite Badly On ■ Cultivator Tooth Last Thursday. earHie ' ,z BANNER x<». jlfflM.lWKOK- LfTTtR MjS HASTINGS TRIBUTf TO [«. GENE DAVENPORT TWELVE PAGES. OFFER TO BOARD OF TRADE R°b“tD.w.M1 ,nd c. M Bauer Otter to Give tantory site S*«t was tadlff hint last "’ALKER ThGeorg.^v Xb PBESIDENT Op ILLINOIS COLLEGE HAD TO HAVE MORE POWER BENEFITS OT BUY ANOTHER EATON MG AT HOME.S0^£S,i£,Srt COUNTY TRAGEDY in First Ward. Factory. Tho* Altoft'. burn over In the Brat 01 AGRICULTURE. A FOR. anff hunratt taa offered tho SOME OF THE METHODS OF THE 1 Having decided to discontinue night CHARLES EDWINS. A SUNFIELD , :c.a;gtu. word. H« ton, trying to cdlch • »heep J ’ tao 1» mnch.Und along tlw I work without lessening its production) MER WOODLAND BOV. , catalogue houses aiiil .in d-dging around utter it. ho FARMER, SHOT BY SHERIFF I u. K. 4 S. trtelu io tan Brat ward „ j the Wool Boot Co., have’ been adding bnmiwl hi, head against a cultivator . COLE ILLUSTRATED 1 considerable new machinery. This of J”."*1'1""0 ‘ £“U,r* ’«“■ I CELEBRATING WASHING­ troth in ,nch a way an to cut a deep i Aske.1 for particular* Mr, Bauer said "I course requires more power. To supply moanjuatasl mj. _ iue ' . TON S BIRTHDAY iravh in it The wound bind profnralv MAKES SPLENDID re this the Co. has set up the larger of the i a PflMPI AINT MART that all the land GREATLY DISAPPOINT­ bat hewaa Alile to get around Friday al­ CORD IN THAT PLACE l 0113 factory can iy. two formerly..<«»* usedwcmhv before>1it HUUmrL*,ni "AUt for a a site, and I r-r» ■... _■” — '—engines •<»—— •«it *v.a*.v..j . — ask uh for (ote. and — though rather weak from th- low, „t fully covering rover,ng al) ita iu reasonable reoKnihle needs. ^,.1, BY HIS WIFE fully THE GOODS built its new plant, and on Saturday ntrol the Rail, i.j^l will ba given without any strings to I --------80,1 Mon<U v . *»«<wy waa shut ssuf- ‘ip" ’ •■111., w-ithout «ny wrtng, to | Classed Among the Great Men of This the n of Izxplorll» gift, if the tho factory can e«n be he located I Were the Customers Who Purchased. <lown whil® thc addit>o»*l engine was rMijk Theft*. HAVE CUT THE PRUCE. Country, Agriculturally >n R_ . — .. being connected with the battery Of Asked for Husband's Arrest Because in tKre the Bn-t w«*l, on . Gio Butler farm Burroughs.* Son, the flLrists. are But the Catalogue Houses boilers. ' andon tho C. K. 4 s. track,- Thi, of Alleged Improper Conduct Speaking. ‘Meimtin making things hum. at $he tircen-.. n-rortalnlya very liberal offer, and Had Their Money. Wi|h Another Woman. It is always a pleasure forius re­ «»4hat will be ^ipn-cioted by the CALL .“LONG DISTANCE.' hull-**. ThU week they unmiunci; a cut .. In former articles on this topic we the sneew, of. Barry poilntv men. Patrons of the Citizens Telephone ■ ^barles Edwins a 26-year-old Sunin the price <|f carnations frdm 30 cents cord MFMiallv th.— »>. -L IL,~ .7“™ °f Trad^ V b"** the BtMnl1"™ "Wien <j the m>W t in « Ki-n-r‘ I^-ially tbu« who M-veHriMm to lo to take adviint- •' "«y. w will now npeiik of partien- Co. detailing to talk outside the Has- f^ld township farmer, put up a fight ’i- R-j evrtta p^r dozen. Thtfee who de- Pliro, of hiJhLr.<u “ ,h» Mluun. -W* of thu|«o|>i«Uian. Ur instance, that have rome to onr .tings ------------exchange 7-----------are requested .-----------upon -----------call- laet n‘K,lt wilh Deputy - - Sheriff Ed Cole, -trr flowers have every teasuu tu K- Tli-r. r A "“b * 11-nlor.. WO aro KtatlSed io pn^ot v — <3 -------notice, ill.,.trating the ditadrantag™ ">« «ntral tomtit for-ix-ng Di.tance- who culled m h,, homo t<- urrort him, . proud uf hdvihg such hnlup-to-date El° ULOSE CALL TO BAD FIRE, and disappointment, of thp»- who and give Ibair.order to tho long dis- »"d ln »" oarbange of show Ed win. .gn-en-honse BurroughsSon con- What H raid of Mr. Eugen., Ulv..nI,,n UmmUy frrau Um home. And ! •*"” -J--. “I’'™"'with their *oimd«i. Each Bred ■ 1- attic ■ duct, and should encourage ]them with Deanol thnIUinot.UolltfgooiUgricBl. _ N«r)o> n ..... raw .H,<1 ’min UXlll >«ugM ■» - of — the —— catalogue .VJJMV ... ■■< <J. Z1OU ...IVI, tagelher VV1UI I lit. T ----7 • ----------- ----------.—-----which is la cutting lumber Inmta-r for j J I hhw b°w ronld could it bo otherwise when pen neo- 1 === natne nnd =~ *= ..number ......... ................ of the phone lwix,e- on® of Edwina’ bullets striking • • lung every order for plants and flbwers they tun-. Which ha, Iww 0„(. „t tia, i,,^. ' engine which ... . . . ' ! 1—r-. ... . * ...i.th© officer in the wrist. One of tho ,bcF “» talking. . i may have t<« be filled. All-orders are mg If not the leading Agricultural.T Lombard rat Bre to the roof of the : P>» buy from the pictures inatead pt fr”"' —--------. charges from Cole’s wvajxin entered abeds-of Bauer IW., and hiid ; having -inspected the actual goods? ।1 ~ —----------' IA -promptly fiilt-il and goods lire delivered roUkKgw* Of the cuuntrj* under his Sil- ' Croakers, scoffer* and fault-finders । Edwins' stomach and this is.the injury startvr->~ when —discovered.'! In I" one instance -a-----------’—’ a heat ’ .. ‘ A i-rs to all parts the city. n<i mHitter how ministration. The special c<irreqX>n- gotrcn H.nlfo a ------man ordered ­ never built up a town, and never will, i that it, likely to*prove fatal. The other dent of the New York Tribune FarmFormP ~'~T* “ ’ buffalo large, or how: small the onleiPrompt work saved the flames from ’to'A catalogue price at »8.W. Every town has them, but any town ’bullet entered the fleshy part of!the leg er. Mr. H: E. Cook, in a g.-neijal write ’’iwadiug. V. hen it came he was very much dis­ would be better of • and is not regarded us serious. np of that" institution, speaks ns fol-----------appointed, as he found it much smaller : । For some'time Cole him received nulows of Mr. Davenport ; . than he hail expected judging from l(1 the ‘ morons complaints from Mrs. Edwins "The day of my visit prOvH to be the picture. If this same man had and the neighbors regarding alleged . gone' to his local dealer/hc could have favoraW... . Whhontprovioo, improper relations between Edwins and found the some or iuT equally good ; arrangement 1 called early in the morn ­ 114 lifta hotel domestic by the name of Laura ing at the residvneo—a’tidy; modest stove for |H.U5. But had he seen it. he I PoeYoungs. Mrs. Edwins has-lieeh aitsent. I would not have purchased at all. He j ( structure, recently builv^-of 0r. Davthe last six weeks on account of thp II. GOODYEAR DISPOSES OF Agricultural , WAS THE VERDICT OF THE JURY vtynM hav,‘ IHrt or “ta® with it enix»rt. dean of the .‘^,......7,....... fatal illness of her 'mother and during ; College. My experienc^ has shown • and Knight a stove that would hare , THE COMMITTEE CHOSEN BY THE . HIS STOCK AND BUSINESS TO bis wife’s absence theK neigblxirs say IN THE CASE RENDER­ suited hi tn. SUPERVISORS IS CONSIDERme that it is best to U- fbrtiflrd with that Edwins'has been unusually bold ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND, | credentials when camping ia new and in another instanc.* a young man 1 ED SATURDAY i n his actions ’ It was arrangedito trap wanted a suit of clothes which he had * THE PROPOSITION, stninge lands, s<» 1 hall n fi tter of fii/the jiair lust night. Oflioer Colp being ordered 'from a catalogue house be■ , trodnetion from Professor i Bailey of I notified in the after/ioon. of the pro­ NEW PROPRIETOR Cornell. The reply to |ne after reading • LEASING TO THE PEOC4UM! ill- thought his local dealer wan ' . mcct MCDC posed plan with jmstiru knowledge HIGHLY RECOMMENDED this letter was as tine tnlaat© as J PLE OF NASHVILtE too high priced - It was a misfit b'fr »Vll-i- nltL! nCnt that the pair weru^together. Cole and. two size,, and th.- m.v).-was Heier.d NEXT THURSDAY two other person*, relatives of Mrs. have ever heard. You hifve. Mr. Cook, a import to any edneh^onni in, years liehitad the times. But the cntis-1 ' Edwins, -proceeded to-the house. Ed­ v As a Thorough Business Man and Up- stitution in this country C«inv iu and ^he-v ^ere Prepared to Fight the lo^ue house hud hi*, money. wins refused to admit- the ofticer and • Another time a g<nxl farmer ordered Their Recommendation Will Go Before •be seated." j ' Case to a Finish in the Su udtksl that he was armed ,aud proposed • ' to-Date Druzgi^t. Deal Made fly'? .rolls of barb wire: when it came the Boardof Supervisors. Who Dean Davenport is cla*e»-l am<>ngitbe to protect hmself. ! . preme Court. Saturday. mid he hail pah! the.freight, he found big men, agriculturally >perikit;g.- in Cole at ©nee liroke in the house and Will Convene June bth. he could have saved ■?] and a g»xxl deal going over the pnqxiMsl line pf After lt Mitunl-iy an important' deal was this country. OorteonN. genial. a Hani wits -greeted by ajrallet from Edwins* of] time and trouble by buying at i As, we have -previouly explained, the - gun. It -went wild and the men clash,,n dosed, whereby th^-proprietorship of worker, doing - the thingH » before him the TTmrnapple drain and listening to hum**. Also this'camo to our notice: sniwrvisors at their recent- special jsathe drug busing so long conducted by , "’it^1"’1 regard, tu jiersdndl ghiry.^with the arguments for and against its con­ i ed. The next.shot . struck Cole: in the Mp W. IL Goodyear in this citv was on< *»i.ra?nie ambition, and L' - *to struction. the jury decided Saturday A , man ordered wire' fencing. The ' aioif api>ointed a committee_vt which ' wrist holding his gun. Cole tired u.v u..u, «<« uuk looked m> well that be deaired • Supervisor Ed. Johnson, of Irving, is afternoon v.mu Hurt the drain was not un«y only transferred to Mr. Arthur E. Mulhul- n“‘kt* b‘«- u,t * »*’)’. ’» •' «ill____ twjce in rapid succession. ! not noeeNsary but wouldjbe detrimental !o Put *,mo UP wound hi. home: chairman, and of which Supervisors immediate which he presidH aod thq great iusti Warrants were issued to-day for Ed­ : waited for land, of Alma. Midi., ' to the citizens of ^eshvillle and vici- 'yI,en Jt eftn)e it was mi different j John Hinckley, of Maple Grove, and । wins and the Youngs woman on a » re...rc. possnssion being given. Mr. M. has ; tntiun of which be Is a port It is nity. The jury agreed on this verdict th<n ‘hc that he sto^I it : A . C Nevins, of OrangorilU -are the ■th "h statutory charge, Mrs. Edwina making • t the Redin the city for some time invoic- ,,urely unfortunate that every young after being out but ten minntee. Two hi« “n^konse. m it was not | the complaint. Th© Youngs woman : ng anchor- ing the stock with Mr. Goodyear, but mau »n<Lwoman cannot at some time of heating'the court house and jail, ! of tin'? jurors told a BANNER repre- ’suited ’*’’ for * " his * use atx all. ‘ We *know of . was locked up. but afterwards released ! - . Mim i en- only a few hail any intimaGon that a in th<?ir livM >n c<intac! with tentative that they believed that the several other instances where goods A better committee could not have on her own recognizance. Cole has wt-re taken change of ownership was contemplated, j merx'd this type,win • are great but ••• — — tr — — ***— -^ ‘ been selected. They are men who first 1. • • jury would have reached the same ver- wcre to expectations, not been arrested ’but has retained a r.n, ' by f..ur Mr. Mulholhmd come* to our city I do m'1 ^nuw it One "* of our exchanges speaks as fol- of alJ art* disposed to give the subject diet when they reached Nashville after V" ’ ■ found -the from Alma where he has been very! the conceit, in the average —। fair and intelligent consideration. They local attorney should he require one. going over the ground and before they ■*ovrs; Laura Youngs came here from Lake ' We know it to be a fact that vehicles j bare no axes to grind, and no hobbies V.1 u-n They sucmwifnl in the same line. He grad- । i hail heard tin- arguments of the attor—l U " Odessa about nine months ago. She the ! ;.h-.1 a g. mited from th»- ’public.schools of Ithaca ’th© i**‘ individual and burden for **•" and farm machinery bought from some । their own. They are in a position neyu in the case. . The. following I- a 1 has been married, bdt is divorced from to {these catalogue concerns which therefore *’ “ apply good judgment and -; meal.T next >n his native cdunty. then going to the State. The-recent ihencimemd growth, list uf the jurors who ’ were drawn: of ' her husband. — Grand Rapids Herald. - : 1 yV!t l ave Ohio N< nhal University, from which of the college and the administration Homer Flowers. Prairieville; George looked cheap nt the time of purchase, common-sense, and that is just what Edwins is well known in the north­ I after a few years' usage proved they are doing. Realizing that the eastern part of the county, he being ii •■:>•. 'This institution h»* graduated in the phar- of th.'present dean are correlative H. Nylsou. Proifievillte. Fred Hughes, but 1 4 -i i-vithe niawwtical department. Returning to periods: although Dr. Davenport em­ Orangeville. Will Moure and Hale Ken- 1that had them! jieopla bought from heating of a large public building was.: formerly engaged in carrying milk to phatically stated rdiat the growth was something that required expert knowlhome dealer, although at a high> , Teo Ithaca he accejited the position of head yon. Freeport; Alvah Beefier, Rutland; their ’ 1 the Woodland, creamery* His wife is a . the? would have actually re- ;edge, this committe? has gone into diLughk r of Stej h n Springptt, of Castle■ : salesman in Crawford's drug store, rc- due to other causes, among which wa- Chas. Cock, Hope: .Wilbqr F. -Wait ••r ' price,inorr ocjled 'for their money—and io it 4»twr in a thorough way that will . lucm u»ii c«*«n. Then >uru >ro far'Pi Hn i fine, maining there five years. he the earnest demand by thp ngricultur- and A. G, Carlton." City; C. E. Nick- ' co,Hta county very Httlft .ml yrt I-Wbly curanAl by Ml »bo ______ 'kJSSdwith Gw Shari, n't: •> '-.ler-wi. of the Stale tor improved all through the line. ~ '*“ ' i! with Aim’. tecame erson, Lacey: RossCadwallader. Barry'; is 1 ■Dike l While Dr. Datenjiirt harness and Mwldlery. The bring the best j>ossible results in the; . nOW Cr‘1 Allow, and p-.rihu-G the Webh drug IMt-nti.rt may , tye tytmR. R. Kogers, Prairieville. , , ' a «z.v-V at ut ua .-1 vnra have taken .... up ,H the work favorable catilogur houses do not make thtnr way • bf . getting - expert -ability - to de- . MAYOR NAMED APThey completely i mid 'lighted stand in that town. _ _ . , The jury met at the court house ' They go to wui- Mg nuum-! ' >-■ “ proper. mF- and eeonomical 1 'bii’ii. hn- remodeled the!store, aud it became and opportune time, he is by natufe a Thursday forenoon at !<• o'clock and harneaa j aMa heating for the court houye ami POINTIVE OFFICERS tact.in-r and hoy K many at a system h.-atii^iQT.tan for tho court hyuse and leader, and liunnd to win <?uf where* left nt noon to goovcfUheproposed line ’ . •: !iiir ryw known as one df the finest drug stores As-he geti tbe money before be Chairman Johnson, with the ac­ ' - I'.uti' tone in the state, they largely increased ever his sphere of action.’ of th© drain. They completed their aolb l’"c ‘tho , gooda" hr ia not .j pamcnlnr Vmimthy tho n--rt of ■ the oomi Council Approved. Also 1.. 1... tive svmnathv of th© rout th© rv.m, , ua I m .1 > Etectcd Aider­ As a stranger in h .strange l.tnd 1 was were in- an their traHe. and the imsiness was very tour of inspection Saturday and were ,t -----------one — of -* *the ’ *—t — man “ e From ------ 2nd. Ward and Select­ .as to quality. He does not use the miHee. has secured best made welcome within their gates, and brought 'laid; on the noon train. beat of '«k taniM-d leather aa do™ the “«• •» Wnftem Michigan to au-irt the . Englfah successful. The partnership was ter- • ed Supt. of Water Works Itae WltM Mr. ' I •“ nn4cr ,“,l“g ,!0 '* lapr After the arguments of W. -W. Pot­ ■ • iiar- has minuted about Bine months ago. Mr. ■ ■ dealer. • — • irf. formulating to j and Fire Warden. The catalogue man jcommittee 1 ~ a plan. ,&tindi.P.I.lngorW. Buirnron and the headd.-pArt- ter against the drain and Judge May' ­ local -• tet-i in Mulholland’s object in disposing oi ms ' ... .cannot repair tho harnef* if it shall recommend to the supervisors at'their manto for evenevorv courtesy and thought. * . 2 „ . ■ .... C. ,. ments At the meeting of the Council Fri­ nard of Eaton county favoring it, the -m i (hie interest was to find a location where ‘ . «• ' n<ral It Mure than that, ju.1 take , l-vui*! rawUon. which will be held ,, j ,, - I. -#,w ful consideration shown a Nep’-\orker day evening the council electedE. L. . . hva»M emtar* in . bMg», -j ; , th< jury went ,out about 3 o'clock and re ; vour e«t*lo|tno tu your local tacnera J”ta «• "'tan ttat bwly roaveaca. Sent:? as alderman from the 2nd ward to which iong pr.se of In.owti To enable bm> to Provlpre rail. turned with their verdict in less than 1 maker when you waat to buy. and he I «tair committee will have discharged fill the vacancy caused byt the resigna­ minutes. ^raiebtiaos men ten *• are precious, hn.l a ,n,table fecatron. ta wrepted.l lenyaiam™. will raro you rame money. . IheiFilnty »o well ttat the board caa tion of Charles Sherwood. uqe o of :ict promptly satirf^iiy 1 their life fo the uplift , The decision wwi a ;inion, prayer P--‘"O» » Nj-rauan for the Alm. Mayor Heath made the following Amerir„„-,„U1 tl|. ■t'10 ,w . . . . ' .. .. -building up one’s own home market The committee will have another appointments. all of which the council abon.t ao htting Mmralwruring L- which gave him BWt k-sjU, ■ ufNashnlleand.vicimt ’ £ by baying at home, and that the ! i» this city one week from to( and Mra. Me- extended opportunity to visit towns in . unanimously approved: “f B*:.k kdT’‘ Wn" a tTL mnn,--v "P6"' at lunn‘' sta5> there' Bnd WhC” ** Rbl° to ”uband Mi«s the middle west Hastings looked good ers Marshall—Fred Phillipa. vide a swift exit for the surplus ate evervbo(ly. that the local rait * P«an ’« the board We are •: L^m. Mix tu him as a place to start in for him- ' City Atl’y—A. E. Kenaston. THE CHEAPEST PAINT ilttl lit}’. ijjn of Eaton county ^atr . tradesman help* to pay the taxes, and confident th© system they will recum•< PitMmuluke. self, and he took advantage of the op- ■ City Phyaician—Dr. C. H. Burton. Naslivilm dam. The citizens of lN atawtli^ays a liberal subscriber mend wiU 1^ a good one. and one the 'OUipivwn-I oud friends portunity to buy Mr. Goodyear's pros­ Street Commissioner— Frank Fifield. for nll the movements that build up board can safely adopt, .and one from , „,v. , ,.v «v, r- Mb King <4;a.' all Ameri-* perons drug burineas in this city. |f You Are Interested Re|d W. J. ville w-re prepared te.fight theJ** ‘ Chief of Fire Dep'L—Eugene Mea finish but fortunately thej will no * COJrimanitv . lhat ho extends credit which good results may with confidence f Murray. I - -•!«;!• iijn next The beat! salesman for .Mr. MulholHolloway’5 Adv. have to as the decmon of the jury viii , wbfln n<wletL bnyH the butter, ,.gg* be expected. From what we tan learn, ; It will lie conceded that these are -------. land here will be Mr. T. W. Creech. rorweny employed employee by ny him mm at ut, Alma. -nuu*, • ■ . ,W. J. Hdlowayi the dynggist. has Mi«ttle the matter forgcxxL ■ J ^4 olber pnKlact.. wqM.p tbin4tB f we thieve the majority of the com- excellent appointments. - rr formerly ' Mr. Crouch been connected with an ailr. in this iseiic that Will ta '< The points on which the jnrj ueciu ^,^4^ dH.re ooght to fonn. mittee will favor steamZheatiug. aud : The council elected Chua Baker __ Mr. Creech hashrn. been connected with j some of the I-rat -I rug stores in Michrspaciat interest to thtee wbuh.ilan> ed against the drtun were.that it was t(> tho loca i trad™we believe that win be found the most Superintendent of the City Water '“^Nin^illUDL^VILLE not in the public interest and would tfa(? tn(de NUirfactory. The committee are de- Work., fixing his salary at per ----------igtm. e.iming to this city from Frail s j painting to do. I|« » «S«‘ • MW -iRlteTORSHIP. .tore .Saginaw. Urth Mr. Mulholland and I celebrated L. 4 Mpainta. It te rlaim- not benefit public health. . gJWe on g(xxbi he carrie(U I serving of praise for the thorough and I annum. The council also elected ' Mr. Creech are tegistcred ptarmscuta. ral that this iwnl Is cheaper »>'d Wil | riDCT UflllQF IN CELEBRAT ED ITS FlF~-~~ busin««-liko way in which they have Kyn nk Nash as Fire Warden.fixing his i. idic.'i’lc Sup. FIRST HOUSE IN cellbratediiis gone at this matter. I compensation nt 325 per*'annum, and will give the most careful atten-1 go fnrttar than any ?- liy-, dpwh the NEW ADDITION tibth anniversary ---------------lion to the filling of prerariptions and 1 made. Fir the .reason that from ’ Th© council made the Marshall's -v- .-kni manager the rorfiKinndinl of drug,.. Ldf to a whole gallon, of oB ta b KEEPS THINGS MOVING v. zd Hat... n.,.. nn The fiftieth anniversary of the Lansaai'ary IMO; the City attorney *a UOO, ‘ ''i-nti n. with Mrs. Clara ls^op u ing gtate Republican was becomingly Mr. MnihollanU will be a welcome : mix,.! with the L. * M pall. . ^Mlepri^ i. ’.list achieve» the Linco n ’ ., observed May 0, by that excellent pa- Jesie Townsend is Making a Rustle I the city physician 350, theChidf of fire aildition to tho businera circles of Has- . oil co-ts M cents tier ga . ■ thejjj;! j dep’t llOOi The street commrvdoneir’s Mrs. Clara Sisson in* xc . , which issued a fine 30 page edition In the Implement Business has grortttings. Hein yffung, energetic and a . you bay the rea, y- ihw • ■ a nice “S’, tuition to the city The for ,th T1,is nn,n^’er waa tl,c Farmers will be interested in read- j compensation is the same as last year. -. managumunt, hn,tl-r. and had a state-wide repata-' have to pay tta p“in * *i<L. ^.v. 1 ' , „.,„n ? CU,n ^^d Him have been stake<l work of tbc o£ autt iug Townsend's adv. in this ferae, BROKE THE BIO SAW LUCKILY NO and tm- tion for saoowsl in his chosen lino of! The L. 4 M. l«uo.s ■ an . Ic, ji.. < ,Obt om and RepulJiran, tho mechanical work being ingwhich ho qQOtef, vtry. aUnu.tive ONE WAS INJURED. ' He will bw-inew. He will ho npto-date in all I honor, and many in inn J ; ’’•■4 with his things pertaining to it. and an active nity who have nwi ll e . Jrti ” will lie Three lofehave boon-1donc’ bjr the PnbIla|,e7’’ theRobert ; prioo on mosring machines. Mr. j About 10 o’clock Tuewlay fontaoon ■ 7'*' TH " Renting Co. ..more exnoeted that .several pmith Printing Co. The State Rcpub- Townsend’s large double warehouse, what might have’Wn a Mirioua :acciill mornmente for building np | other kind. »«ek |„ -ta, H i’^raWp. of . spirit in al 't an -11 ha arwted on this addition i licRrj tttkcM rank 88 ono of tho neatost just north of Hbtel.Barry. is well filled dent occured at the saw mill ne^r the • ** »'■ Ssni, । houses will be erected on this addipu ^.,-s typogniphieally. and the sound- with machinerj. WMgu.«, carriage. ‘ new ga, plant. The large aawi wm advertised letters. ■1 l"F president, i witWHi on page six­ . L t Mr.,. .. ! '!• and bush'.ew { ----------------------------eat editorially- to be found anywhere m | buggies, hArncss. lap robes, dusters abont half way through, taking off the Mrsr~C. F Stilwell. Mix : Uliridgr this year.. ! a city tho size of LaOaing. Moreover • eta Ho Kjvejl bis busines# his personal; | slab from a heavy log when in . some Mx-rothry- at)d WM. BURD DIED IN NASHVILLE. Carr Iainni Hagar. Mrs. R<*e 1 SUCCESSFUL OPERATION j**-. Aiiii FOR CXTARACT- the Republican is a clean, wholesome undivided attention, and ly square, manner the dogs which held the tog in . dufth.-pr™. The body of »fm, Burd wa» brought Soufford. Mra. Jem" E- K11"-' - J*1" P'.'-iNBt,.. s i ™, « Dr lz»wrv went tu. fliraib' P“P®r- which stands for clean honest dealing, and selling hia goods place worked loose. iuid the whole dmighter moy srfUdey. ~d uken.yo A . ahmwoud. Mim Nine ' l “ *’»*k»rwi j,. 1,7 , lueedny nm Lprfnrmed an operathings.*and is an up-to-date rep- at jU8t tt reasonable profit, has built up weight of th© log pressed against the • -nd‘ t!hat he J? may Curlton for ioteemmtt He died »> th- Ocrtn.deIFi.lwr. Mr b»T-t H. ^uth-aor . btaUiydy. j. splendid ^,lradw trade. tTOje. One of <lf the tbe most > rapidly moving L., breaking IL .. ’ ‘JT -time ""'' field. _____ 1 home of hi.,™ bis so. WnltwtaJC-hrUle. Walter in biwhi illr; TiMd^ TibWtt,. Samnel Wilcox. Liauui ■ He was an old And h^hly respected roan, Frank H. Daniel,. B. 1 J I 101,1 .( .. H Snyder. Dr. Lowry: Married, at the Presbyterian par- pleasing features of it is that those Luckily the slab held the broken pi •.<■© ,’,E" ™*4 1 INB OFFICES. rctiiniwi tamo W«ln«d»y moning •ota$ejw«nl»y, »>X Ber.iH. IL Van ' - । who •deal with• him once, ar© invariably of the saw. Had it not been so, Mr. citizen of Carlton, coming there many man. Fred Long. 4JkeCnito„ j . [r. Wm. Johricox and - Miss j numbered among his steady customer*. J. Huling the bead sawyer, or twine of yean, ago. and doing welL Failing - —■ ~ (njm having tho comfortable f^lingj »’' Aukcn. Schwankuff. both of Orauge- Do not overlook reading bis advertise- 1 the ' other employees working about, £«*««»> C. : *oe Co. installed J alth compelled him rome time . ngo ; ; Wesley Smith moved t y knowing that IM operation tan teen I Elirate ■ r’laje- tmd Delton health compelled him some time ago ! ment I might have been dangerously injured. relinquish active work, and ha tad . Freeport, pareta-ng a tame at entirely ancOTrfnl. | v,Ue‘ ’ "^WPraita. -•-’ati«»u will be in- 1° i———-r-.West Mill street ra I Je this iveek. been ailing for some .time. ­ DISPOSES or HIS BDIIfl RII GNF< ( VI\UM uUJlIlL UIORMPPIE PPM NOT HKESSARY EOR HEATING THE COURT HOUSE I J V K td id id 8- •g d r �•HASTINGS BANNER, MAY 11. 1905: Hastings Banner. BabHahte rrwry COOK BROS. Editors. FORTY-NINTH YEAR. lONTliH ' ' I MONTHS ■■ EDterteU tbe poMoffier it Hx^ttaji. Mkiil- win. It would «m that J»p«n'a chances ought to be good. The sea ; power is too important to the Japs for them to risk a general engagement nt cluse range. So long as Japan is the mistress of the eastern seas she need not fear Russia But if her mastery j there is wrested from her, it will look dark indeed for the Mikado’s island empire. _______________ The recent payment of their taxes by the railroads of Michigan under the ADVERTISING RATES. . provisions of a law which is not now LMaptey advertlsiar. rate* furnished on <>pll on the state's statute books, brings to g|g BARN BUILD­ ING COLLAPSED Accident at Volney Walton's Farm Two Mlle, KorthorFmeport. ANOTHER BANd KOKEETTERI I row pure one. ‘ w<>]lH>d>r nk M. Mr. Khx i.~mj & Shirt Waists 9 9 i 9 I 9 Tnroday afternoon of last week -a to-day with neuralgia I 'f® serious accident happened at the *farm11 Pr and L McFarland are not mis-11 -.7 of Volney Walton, of Bowne township, ; sionariee. but he has charge of a ho?- ■ two Miles north of Freeport. From pjtal near Wang Lang, and as his the Freeport Herald we give the follow- fatter was a initedonary, they are real • W [ ing account of the mishap: ! triends to the workers in Siam. ToWhile a large number of neighbors morrow Evening we are invited to a ‘ **" were assisting in raising an addition j surprise on them at their home, meet­ Line to Select from 9 mind the very much larger payments to his bam. The.frame was all up । ing first at Wang Lang. They just ar, - - - . -1 x, . J ’ i—»'-------- 1 -r- • - - -. , ।n test [w.or a»onc Hrevtttaa. m4eaUfa;H*e- the railroads will in all probability he and the rafters nearly on when the frame rived from America yesterday; making 7c a Use. Average of mtso word it0 the sometime »>vii soon compelled iu to pay. to say sjuvnu spread aj>ai* apart and the rafters m>u and tim-1 the journey from **rw New York in JW days. — ju*y. w inc rauicrs uui- tinjourney irum Want colonu ic a word for each InMrdon. nothing of the’enonuous arrearages and tent fell inside with a crash. There | Quick time isn't it? Went home on Card ofThauk*. twetity-nvr eeqts each. tffs accrued interest they will hare to re- were several men standing underneath 'the “Doric. ” mit to the. state treasury. By the way.'when it started, but all escaped with-; Miss McG 11 vary goes teme for sig pruned free a» news matter. One lot Mull Waist*, well made and trimmed, worth from 50 to i5c'>]>,..i,| B^5o communication win tn: rabli*h<4 unw* any eircumsianem unless k bears the it is worthy of notice that nothing has out nerious injury.but there were seven months only to return to liecome Mm ;m, White Lawn Waists, pleated back and front, lace. trimmed, also in black writer ■* niar and p-rit offlee address. teen beard of the friendship, and favor ' men on the hnildsng that were all aer- Gillira. Her father and mother ’ are — ---- , iotuly injured ------ ----------------omoldmissionaries uww, j that was to be shown by the present but --------none---------fatally, andTjyy very missionariesana andi^aou Laos owes aud tan................ ’At ‘ .................................................. ................... 50 JOB PRINTING. for their injuries were as follows: Jas. I much to him •especially. Mr. Dunlap W White India Linen and Striped Dimity. ■■ ■■ ■■:■■ • republican state administration " Tb® Banxrm has one of the best equipped rt •botncea tn Western Mlehtean. and t» prewired the railroad*, since the cloae of the- Kaufman, shoulder dislocated and ankle weighed us yesterday. Dr. Walker White and Black India Linen, lace and embroidery trimmed o do every kind ot book and job prtntlng. ■1 uo Ferris campaign. bone broken; Milo Miller, injured about weighed 174 Iba and I. 187, I thought Linen Batiste, trimmed with linen embroidery..., 1 50 head and shoulders and ankle; Simon ,are|y I WOQld tip the scale at 140 lbs. ' It eeents almost unbelievable tha .in White Brilliantine, Black and White Silk, from .................................. । 2 50 us ...._______ _____________ _____________________________ __ _____________________ In a recent interview Mr. W. X. Pender, cut on head; John Thaler, cut, You can see wiAt Nakawii did for ‘ throe days of enlightinent such set ties >3*50 it. us ' Ferria announced that it was his hope on forohead and arm and leg injured; j। both but of course we may lose it j should be enacted in a civilized c^in- that the legislature would* pass a ndi- ^1°**-’ Huffman, knee hurt and other others do. We both fell very well thu* xb >2 50 Shirt Waist Suits in white, black and colors some special values.. I munity as are now being witneroed in cal primary bill such as he hail advo- bruises: Wm. Cosgriff^ cheek bone far 4Y 50 Chicago. There can te no question ot cated during “the campaign. Mr. broken and chest bruised; Albert; Last evening after dinner Rev. Dun•the right of laboring men in any hoi* Ferris’hojw that a republican legialatS i’lau®er' arni •nj”r’-«d. Those .who lap took Dr. W. and me over to the home $1 WRAPPERS : of work to organize and have tl eir ure would find tetter solution of the ’ritnessdl the dhartet say it wan an of cec a*ed “Boonit. ” who was sneh a ; unions if they wish, nor of the tent fits direct nomination problem than *m “Plying sight. *Win. ” " . Cosgriff 'fell splendid Christian, and who gave so *— I of such organizations, if properly c macross a team and a timber fell on him much time ----and—money Christian —oV ———to -------------ducted^ to their memtership. T iey snggvsted in the radical demands of f~-—----- --------------------- --------- — a democratic state platfoym. indicates P*n><»ning him fast, where he lay until. work. He died about .two years ago the market .have the undoubted right to acc ?pt either a jicrverted judgement or a rePardee ascended a ladder, released t and a fund is teing raised now-to put, and try one. places as a union on terms satisfact jry markabiy. hopeful disposition. -thim —• untl * carried tv.* «.«_ _ a Boonit Memorial Building _vi_u.ro :. him .*down. ai Siiuon -up which ]to themselves. Their right to quit iW Pender in making his descent spinned | will really te a Y. M. C. A. building {employment if the work or wages .x - like ”*■ a ‘ top, Btri striking on his head 'and : for the benefit of • the Young men of loot Inot satisfactory are not questioned. Govvenu.r Warner s insistence that ghbulders 1^.- on a .1 pile of hay and a rafter Siam-Bangkok especially. As yester- 'dJ A ’IBnt But when the tbe members of n lapor to whatever extent the degree of Pri_ uny wub fell on «*#*»«* tup of »****. him. *x«». Dre. Rigterink «***« and ;-day was lmkkuu Booijite* u*nuuay. birthday, u*n his «*«**»»• widow tut .union organize themselves into tei id/ u.. inary reform tote adqpted by the prroof frinmU friends <S irro- Miller Miller of of Freepbrt Freenfirt were warn summoned stmnnoiMwl by bv : invited in •«, >n ’large number nxmlww of of sluggers, and avualt and I ill ent legislatiire shall apply to the office phone and were soon on hand to care for,a social eveniiy. We were late in We were late in •even men who are willing to accept :hhe he holds, must become effective while for the sufferers who wore lain oil the arriving but found Miss Bissell still •work they decline longer to perfor in, he holds it. shows a spirit and a willinffront of the house. It required there also several Siamese. An Edison then snrtfa lai or union rea«»-s to > fagnero that will te noted to his credit several stitches to close* up the trim nd' phonograph furnished plenty of music, come other than a criminal conspin cy by the |x*o]de of Michigan. Governor on john Thaler's forehead and took and fun. We enjoved several Siamese on John Thaler’s forehead and took and fun.' We enjoyed several Siamese, hgiunst human rights, and every jmw pov er Warner need ha*e no fear to sulxnit considerable time to set the broken ‘ ‘ delicacies, one being a shertert made bf organized government should I the matter of his renomination to - a bones and bandage the bruises of the House cleaning always calls for a supply of of very young eocoanuts and rose water nsed to Mmpel the obedience of i. vote of the full membership of his party unfortunate men. It was delicious. Saturday a. m. we flneinbership tn the laws ot the lai d. —and he evidently has none. Laundry Soap Scrub brushes I w'lll do r.'t•an it building > expect to go to Ratburi by rail, stay Chicago, has just voted that its public this sulnoid ah. .laything in tbe ' Toilet Soap Mops and Bjrooms. THE NEW RURAL CARRIERS with Dr. and Mr*. Wachter over sun­ line oS «|r|thtvr work, IT , streets were public property, and tl nt day and then go on to Petchaburoc for As showing that it has * paiiS itlie ar*t<thibki!-.q uf putting np kih-y i We have a nice stock of everything in these lines. If Implies the right of every ruiui to United States to- be friendly with a day with Dr. house, terr., r ot|.rr Uuildinp I ( Names oj the Men Who Will Handle those streets so lung uh he obeys you are in a hurry, just call for Phorie No. 37, as we would like lilijMc Mlith JW. ; Cuba the figures of our trade with and Mrs. McDaniel* Ur. Walker wishes law. And the non-union teamst* i Mail on the New Rural Routes. deliver to all parts of the city. that island would seem to prove. For to get an insight into the.medical j should be protectci by all the power <of Following is a list of -the rural car Our stock of GROCERIES. FLOUR and FEED is government. city, state and nation J. thejiight months ending with ' March rieni named by the postal authorities work of these .stations as it will help him • 1 alEolistM it.v .^’«t nachlntn 1 1. our exports to Cute were in-ecem of complete and our prices are right. Stoc k raisers should at Pitsanuloke. I received a very and their right to work on any ten as for the mauufartpre of Cement ( $24,000, an increase of 42 per cent who will start on their new work ■ nice letter yesterday from Mre. Wachter Blocks, f?r tbt .uiiMiuafcnof use Blatchford ’ s .Calf Meal for growing calves. We thej- please should be respected, ev over the previous year, and 32 per cent Mdnday May 15, all having |>a*vd telling us to ”be sure to come. ” Our ■ buildings ate walls 1 will 1 have it. Give us a call . if armed force should be necessary r build cem-r.t walk? a'utfMyth'xj larger than any preceding eight months. satisfactory examinations, and being, sympathies and work are so- much in 1 Compel reiqiect foY tnat ‘inalienable “ in tbe 1 jue ot ceinttrt work. Agricultural products are far in the recommended by the Civil service common, that missionaries are more like fight. bireau for appointment • lead in the export* .’ a large, congenial family than anything Assyria--Chas. D. Serven carrier; ,er‘[elae. The day we left Nakawn. Mrs. * Possibly wo shall soon see the tine THE GROCERS. . MA SUNOS H1CM. Pfaoav 3y. Chas. Serven substitute.. 11? Grate ■•’•i HKW-Mk. Eckles prepared a large teaket of food In a recent lecture at Philadelphia. when the state of Nevaila will not x* Cloverdale—Twa routes, carriers. •xxkoooooocooooooi referred to as it has been as “the d< s- Dr. Geo. W. Norris prescribed sun­ Fred O. Replogic and Claude D. Mo- for Us. When I thanked her and said, ■ ert state” and the “rotten burrough " light and fresh air us the best remedies slier; substitutes, - M ra Doll Rej-logle "When you come to Pitaauuloke 1 will “ do the same for you. ” she -said. "Yon I The U. 8. government will soon teg n for tuberculosis. But why limit their and Mina J. Mosher. • will have opportunity to do it many delivering water in one of the largifct remedial power to tuberculosis. -They Coats Grove—Claude EL Wood, car­ tirnes for some one. if not for me.” irrigating schemes ever attempt? 1* are the best remedies for prartiQlly rier; Orson E. Wood, substitute. Cur MANY CUSTOMERS Who Woor thorn Tortity to tho TRUTH ot the Sayinf Bui VI, wiwou XX •■Wil, nuinmuw?. n . I l . ,■ • •, i ,, . t ***** But what is the um« of living if people It will ultimately reclaim 850.000 act *s pvery kind of disease. Cressey—Carrier. Frances L. Miller . , . „ -can not te friendly and helpful! af arid land, and make it highly pro­ Susie M. Miller, substitute. ductive. This one enterprise will mo There is an evident purpose on the Dowling—Edward Cassidy, carrier; , Last evening while at dinner we * heard a a automobile go by. The than double; the population of Nevad .. part of democrats to'boom Governor John Onnstee. substitute. and what is of especial importance will Folk, of Missouri, us the next demo­ Hasting*—Three routes. Carriers, street which is in front of the mis­ sion houses runs for three or four te that the character of the peop e cratic candidate for the presidency. Chas. L. Bachellor, Ralph D. Skid, •"J “ml l»«e<l •Will be much above that of the ininin ; They could not select a stronger mar- more. John F. Shriller: ■nhMitotm. Frank E. Pnrrx-ll. Mahl.m Skidmore. K‘«rJ -nin * tor a rarri^fe or population which has heretofore bee i largely in the majority. But min in j Under a law passed by the Michigan and Michael E. Vester. I^ltiK-Carrier. Allen E. Matthews: , Or:g,l.,- a hoy was Ivrasame will still be the leading industry, tl s house of representatives, if the senate Mrs. Kate Matthew., snUtitute. '!*>' Kev' Ec’“'1’ «'rl 11 new district of Goldfields attracting shall concur, it will be unlawful thousands of people to Nevada. It s sell liquors where any other kind Shultx—Hfnry A. Zerbel. carrier: “F Ihe riser to Nakawu; of later Fel>. 11, we went said the gold mines of thia new cam ■> goods are sold. Herman F. Zertel. substitute. ,our months , Woodland ^OttoC. Townaeml. ear- : d“"” >,er,1’,>" for ,be.l“‘ •>* will surpass in richness those of any otl rier: Orval E. Townsend, .ohstltuU*. 'ho * at the lime ot our turlough we er in the United States. BUT THREE TRAINS WEST _ hope to visit Nakawn again. prompt payment of , 7?r- " ? b'"-". No-itw Wisconsin has enacted an anti-til­ Over the M. C. After Next Week. LIFE INSURANCE, ,h’ h’"r'“ “ ing law with jienalty attached of no t Not So Convenient for Hastings. l<ss than $10 fine and not more thai i Mrs. F. C. Pryor received last week Snyder Home. Bangkok. Feb. 24. Quite important changes will take $300 or fine and imprisonment up to one a draft for $1,000 from the Great Hive We have just had the pleasure of a year. The law provides that whoever place on this branch of the Michigan of the L. O. T. M., that being the call from Hon. Hamilton King and Mr. .corruptly gives, offenror promises to Central beginning Sunday. The west amount of insurance in that order car- Taylor, the latter teing the same man an agent, employe or servant any gift bound train reaching this city now at ried by the late Mrs. Roy C. Fuller, who went to Nifkawn to prospect for . TRADE-MARK j 8 UX) will te taken off entirely. Tbe ( or gratuity with intent to influence bip Mr. and iljhi. King called Idst j The amount was handed over to the tin. ‘ action in relation to his employer • train now reaching Hastings at 12:4*> beneficiary named in her policy. The evening but we were at Rev. McClures business or any agent or employe whe । going west will come an hour sooner. 1 protrtptnt-ss of the Great Hive in meet­ for dinner and to stay bver night. We requests or accepts such gift or gratuity . and the train .east at 12:45 will reach ing this and other payments is very were at tho Legation day before yester­ is;guilty of any violation of the law] 1 here an hour earlier than now. The.se commendahla • ' day to celebrate Wnshingtou's birth- , The- law prohibits tbe the giving of changes will not be quite so conven- s . day, and while 'then* had the privi- i mmmicNians to .employe* who make j ient for Hastings people as the present ItNlge of meeting nearlv all the A men! service, but the railroad is .after purchases, no matter whether in the ln tbe course of business certain cans in Bangkok; It kvas a succtub. : form of a discount or a tends, and it i*j through passenger busineM. and the London teaks bare occasion to send : and wo all enjoyed •jouraelve* very i believed it will apply with equal vigon ! naw schedule will enable thein to take out large sums In gold coin to China. much. It was a lawn 'party. Oi»r to'tte giving of tij« to waiters. ImitIh care of that nicely. No so\er«igns, however, will be ac­ own “Red. White and Bine” was^-tlns eri bootblacks, hackdrivers, ineascbgeni cepted which have St. George and tho i chief decorations, and dozens of fancy dragon on the reverse side. The drag­ boys and others who have become ac-I I Chinese lanterns added to tbe -teauty White frost Is the ordinary frozen on plays a lending part In religious custom**! to look to the public for grat- i flew or hoarfrost. Black frost occurs j matters In China, and Its figure on the CoutluumJ on |«<t> Hirer. styles. . when tbe cold Is so Intense as to freeze coin Is abhorrent to the Celestial mind. vegetation and cause It to turn black Tbe Ixindon consignees have therefore .lames J. Hill, conceded to be the lies! ft-lthout tbe.formatlon of hoarfrost. to pick out the older coins, having a railroad man in the country predicts shield on the reverse side, for trans­ mission to the east that freight rates will be reduced to BUSINESS OF R. F. D. NO. 2. one half a cent a ton per mile hi the ▲re impure xnattera which the akin, Following is the amount of businvro । next twenty years,'if are given * Magazine Editor—Well, we’ve had ar­ fl-ver, kidneys and other organa can fair treatment. ife'jplo declares handled on Route Na 2 out of* this act take care of without help, there ia | ticles by bridge jumpers, actors, yegg ­ that in some cases discrimination in office for the jiast four months. Delivered Date Collected Total men, senators, pugilists, doctors, de­ ■nch an accumulation of them. rates is necessary. Undoubtedly‘this tectives, porch ollmbers, lawyers, ex ­ 6241 • Jan. 884 They litter the whole ayatom. 7075 is true. But discriminations in favor plorers and a lot move. I’m at the end 11582 Feb. 849 7481 Pimples, bolls, eczema and other of particular shippers and against oth­ ' 8841 of my string for something new. What Mar. 1127 7908 eruptions, loaa of appetite, that tired ers in the same line of business is the I 5W 64H4 would you suggest? Assistant EditorApril. _ -775 kind of discrimination that is not nec­ I Value cancellation. Value stamps sold. How would It do to have an article by feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges­ a professional author 1 — Pittsburg Post. $16 39 tion, dull headache* and many other essary and that should be criminal. I Jan. $15 81 16 27 Feb. 18 71 No one ought to desire that the rail­ troubles are due to them. 19 02 itar. 19 01 roads be unfairly used. But watering 18 88 April. Old Gotrox—1 don’t think much of Modes and rebates to shippers ought to that young Dudelelgh who poses as a be prohibited by law, and a non-part­ How's This? parlor ornament -around hero occasion­ isan commission ought to have a right : We ofter one hundred dollar* reward for any ally. Pretty Daughter—.Why, pn, be •a*eof caUrrh that cannel be cured by U»ll » I *pays me the loveliest compliments. Old to compel reasonable rates and to en- f atarrh Cure. . Remove all Jmmora, overcome all F. J. Chukv & Co.. Tol-do. O. Gotrox—Yea. and that’s all he was ever force the law. I We. the undrr»l<ned, hare known F. J. Ithelr effects, strengthen, tone and ! ( henry for th<- lant is years, and better? him known to pay, so far as I can learn. bertenity honorable tn all business transactions Invigorate the whole ayatem. Naval authorities claim that tbe and Qnan.tally able to carry-dul any obligations by their Arm. coaxing sea-fight between the Russian made “I had aalt rbsom on mr hands ao that I WKht & Tjruax, Wholesale Druggbts. ToAuntie (to small niece who is not by and Japanree navies in the China sea could Dot work. I took Huod’a Bareapartlla . any means the pink of perfection)—Oh. will be at long range, and will be de­ and it drove out the humor. I continued j Haff a t’aMTbt'are U t*krn Internally and Mllly. bow naughty you are’. Your nice, cided by the 12 inch guns. Whichever art* ijlivetly on the bkxxl iuid mnccus surface a good little sister and brother can never has the beat of these high power long ofthsaywtem. Testimonial* mqi frr®. be ao bad. MHly (saucily)—But I can Frier 75c per bottle. Sol4 by all dru«l«ta. | soon teach them.—Loudon Tatlcr. Hood o Sarooporlll,, proml.oo to range guns and the best gunners will ;llair» Family FUIa for couattpaMoa. All Sizes and Kinds 9 i 9 a 9 9 9 9 -r. I SPECIAL for SATURDAY. Choice of all our LADIES - 79 cents. There is no better $1 Wrapper in than the one we carry. Be sure 9 9 9 9 9 9 You need ’em; We have ’em. and Builder. Cement )Vork. COOK & SENTZ, L H. RANDALL, @ssett v—-.Shoe “MAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY This is a Cut of one of the Oxfords All Humors We have them in Kid, set Calf of every style. Patent colt and Rus^ Ladies’ and Children’s Oxfords. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills You miss something if you don’t examine this line, black or Tan in almost any leather at prices ranging from S1.00 to $2.50. —Match our §2.50 line with Others at §3-0(11 C. H? OSBORN, Always Open Evenings. East Main Street �Attention Fishermen ANOTHER BANG- w^10^ ir siwn h°” wub you au might tare hrerd th. Si- .71 KOK LHIER .-t® <itii au on lesson_ — opens full hiaef blurt, Ctlnrdau Saturday, M May 20, ’05. p,! Hti”'nOst HERE ARE T*i „ oirrrrr* ro« roue special Outfit No. 2. $3.69. Outfit No. 1. r..le, wound iug wiro Gulden, yards quadruple, 1 vird» i'!ll\ cohbid(*atioh. ’,‘ard braid, wa -__ Sandwich, V ~'0< “"“"ft I* twdmrd a« a few ‘-' . 5lana ,Un"*‘ wiecte At-r tta render iu lca- k Klh vd ,he aftenwou we were .lore., u, tb. «d colfre ~,it?‘X7 °’"“7r 11" $4.57. of it 1 4« fU 3 piece apllt Bamboo rod with large rtandiog wire guide, and extra tip. > 1 SbakesMa t * e 80 7 yards quadruple multiplying reel. * r S3 yards Kli gfisher waterproof cast­ ing line, r 1 Dowagiac insting minnow. «=• »- «rvrt Ki'”' new Charge de Affair* Mr • u 1 " ono of q°ccnNew York arrived 17*?, Sd^’rtor-"<. *J** 01 Udi" ana <ew are aa gifted a. function. He mad,. *U On' '"el“ “ •' '«► in ttalr S«l.dliT £! tal>re»lon,pmrenre. Would Stat mure of „„r -ITOlally n ‘Tfre*?’ *“ *? WMD“ ~“U ,orK-' rank nowin. abort oMm, I«itiont Before we bM bniatari IrJringMr tab,Mar n > "" Br*“‘wk’>>0 ta. been on w4k tare Mr Kiev with 1-rince Damverm. K “ ,hl" hurt' r"n«’ ’Uniater ot Interior (came, aud □nirinu InrJ ,'h’ <=Hmate, is told na ttay hadtaon esplojing « ttr- A||for$3-69. We Ci'fflP1'*' tl* ihr fishermen of Barry County -hat we carry the most . ver shown hi the County. -------- AU we have to do iato sell them. ” Remembe ' our Guessing Contest. ICHAEL & SON, thm Mr Schnyler'ta. " No"' /itory “tare only one white man had thnv will m.C""M' 1 tWnk »nd that ta tarn-1, hn.1 M ) I hare not’TX' p l»«l>ed on farther than tta brat man cOOCCOOOC GEORGE TUBBS IS GUILTY . ........... -LLVU ICH i- '•■ft King’, long a time it aeems ns tho’ 1 caiuot brother.) They foutad • |,nril^ eity Of Murder In the First Degree. So write at att BOW. Yretentay we were traced oil for five miles: Mw four ven-.glad to got ahomomail mamma’s Declared An Laton County Jury. tigers; many wiM elephants, crocodiles After a trb 1 at Charlotte lasting^ audUn ina iof Jan. 1.T arrived aafely etc. Dr. Braddock vaccinated ~nearly ■eek. George Tabbi "ent * ,1,riK lw«,lwr »'■■> It l. 000 people and gave relief-to the little over air* ~ — - - "of waa convicted of “SLTJ1E: “>» “» suffering in many ways. They had 10 Kalamo. Eati nCo.; i " ’ degree ..re, .or kiu-­ “ «?«-M>oke re wo elephants, and 20 p ickhorses besides murder in tin firat for we the kill of Vermontville. ! make-----> touts. In the midst a ing of John Bouta ' many of his^story It will be re^iemlwred that one Suu- re.' „ ?■ ebe»t, with rinc lining.... . Mr. Taylor arrived; . ' ’; then cnmuMr. day morning art fall,. Bfiuta and some ' nrefeni ,nen Hntl <5*l’tbi‘-r.*• Dr. D.. Toy Tv> ;■ Schuyler, .charge ;b«rge de uc annirs. affairs. (He was was companions cune to the Tubbs farm • ”c Uslnff *beir furbitnro to one theoffive nsof who'were guestdguests • i °V• i— ” •Jrtituro to of one theof five us who were dain-lor which B.nu I 5. ’ »«• tt/clciin out drain, for whic h Bonte ° f t>u ‘ white *nta : at the Oriental Saturday evening.) to'clcan luu] tbp eon rnct. Gi o. TuLAx. Lt* . tak*’ us^Then camo Mr.Strolieil and liis private father and uncle went to the place p*rlr eh ,’reaen.t from tb° Oak swretary. Usually the King family Horne Made -„ Ibeing invested are alone alone on on Snnd.v. Sundays but yesterday where Bouts land-hia assistants were vnurch is Ix-mg invested in in the the are a/.. .ta~tu.tart.wuHL TtartterTubta. 2,:o‘±t„wT“!^_r,JL .i ww" —;;.*?•. '.th an exception. Their carriage » i ’ ** * n T M zinc. Enamel brut cs home about 9 :30 P. M. Dr ’s. much excited, who ' „,,r«bX. i... ire ? . “Vk" retaliated with attacked vigor. AtBouts tbi. X °f ,,n- - — meat for Braddock aud Adamam have a govern-' to please .. T >1 i " WlU* here Ltre to tO H B very large extent in -----■ *>X>int *• 1Mare ment vaccine farm here and each week Geo. Tnbta drewta. molnrand send large quantities to all tins the meuiciu medical . — — — • a1- vjuoturiura, im nu Boiiu. kill.nj him ImUatly. Tbe I • irev. and Mr*. Dunlap entertain next missionaries and tp the Siamese physiease >VB» conlest.d hotly t.y Tubta! Toesdav nesday evening. Invitations for ft। cions too. Those men have asked Dr. attornoys. l.nt Friday mooting tbe ur.. out ., «... 1 hey have e*|»eeia!ly inviu-d Walker io work for them, starting a Jury-rendered tbe venliet of gnilty the Siamree cts.- young |ks>pie, Tonight vauqine fann near Ratbnri at a salary 8 M.j.-Wra r' I’rop. of murder irt the first degree. An Dr Walker and I take dinner with the of lO.Oftj ticals first year uf Iwtween apiM’al t<» the Supreme court will lie teelH. •head's'• of the Orient*) Hotel, Mr. and $•2. WO and ♦30(0. But we did not come taken Tnbhsi attorneys request* d itrs. Edwarch. They are from 1’hilPilOM JiSS. here to to in Government jservice mid Judge Smith th charge the jury that. udvlphia—not inisbiunafies. We arc sv nhddl n>>t accept under any condition. ■.x.’-9O?0d00000 the day being RAnday. Bouts had- no glad tomorrow is a day <-t rest. IWe In the 2nd church over the pulpit in right upon the! Tubbs farm without iiavo k-.-Ti up till ir;<M and after the Siamese are the word* “God-sb loved their coiiadnt, Ijbid that they had a past.fonr evenings, and the Iom! of the people of the world that he gave right to use force if neceasary to c- sleep together with much feasting' is his own Son. -that he who would be­ :‘Jett him from their premises. Judge tiring. (Sunday) Rev. Cooper has ar­ lieve on him. shonld live forever”. Smith declined to do this, taking the rived and tomorrow the Imeit wilt l<e I translated it.; Four and u half 1 pvition that w die th|y had a right to clcarietl and our Imying continual. • months ng«> I did uot know one won! prueecute Bon » for (desecrating the A week ago to-day Doctor and I were* » and it rhiglit haw been Sanskrit ! Sabhath. thev * had do right to, in- Bt the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wachter for any thing 1 knew a)x>ut it. By ' force, ns one v rong would not cure Of Ratburi. Th.-y haveTk-en here uver , Mr. Schuyler's father i£ Th In aw point is a new one, ft* years and are doing a splendid work editor of the New York Times and he and uis»n its *et iement by the court of among’th* Siamese children there. We ’himself ' ” was teacher of Sanskrit in bust resort will t epen'd in a large meas­ had the privilege of a railroad ride Columbia University. NeW York City. ure the fate of (. eurgci Tubbs. from here to Ratjairi mid though it Now I must close this long letter. took three hours' we etijoyj-d it very L-.-ve to '^L REAVER’S New Market ' pile's s!edt Market BROKE INTO A. B. This cut ityir’ratvs my new [metli -i i>* •■•’dg glasses RETJNOS COPY find — F. K. r a neo a st. SPECIAL MADE FOR 10 DAYS. fir tie Hit ten ••a,s I will lane a Special K,?SOS-.SS! MS W ««i Jf8Sf te $ X Site on PUtS li: .er. much. I was very ghul to know that HUM’S HOUSE flie Germans an- at the head of the EDITOR CONGER ACQUITTED railroads here. The roiid-bod is very Jury Declare Him Innocent of Corrupt Some One Did', and Stole Several good and the cars are far letter than Connection With the Grand none. Chere are classes of ttek- ’ Valuable Articles. its and we chose 2d. Each c^ir Js Rapids W’ater Deal. On Wednesday evening April malrked 1, 2. or 8 v Class 1 and 2 areTtix,•< We are sure it M ill be a pleasure to wmn- one broker into A. B. Hum's the Mine car but as cjaie 1 i* all , up- the hcwtjuiif'r m« n of Michigan that h'.uise on west Gipen street and helped hohter«*J. ■~’~1 ’ in *this UJ~ climate h ac- Eugene D ('«<uger. editor and manager hiimtelf to about Everything in sight • 4omo«iatioj* an- ”sehr warm. Ulas- of the Grant! Hapid* Herald, who has The theft occurn-U '-ariv in theevening ' 1 seats nine |>eople. Cllaas 2 while Mr. Hum:was down town and and £lasH it is frequently like the : toen declared iniuxs iit by the jury of . Ins wife was away from home. Eutr- I ’•team” - simply packed ltd (.’Isms pas- any corrupt connectiunwith the Grand ; ance was gained by unlocking the froij* .Sangers are j*rmitted l-> have their ar­ Rapids water scandal. Mr. Conger d<»or.- They took only the things that ticle* twilight nt market or for sale, turned over to an auditing clerk of a i were handy and <lid not stop to go with them. You can imagine how Grand Rapids trust company tbe looks • through Everything as .they were un­ t niuyh a foreigner would enjoy; .sitting of the Herald aud all his.private book*, doubtedly in a hurry. The matter;I by a num having 200 or 11(0 fish or M?v- including his tonk and all other bc- ‘ hiw l<een kept qus.*t while th» officers j! era! live-chickens. ■ Most of the rta- count booka, and there was not one j have been t vying ti> get a clew as to who. ; lions are nice orfes find many have partii-lg of evidence to confirm the' the peracm or persons were that did tlpe flowers. One station hail Bun dowers. .charge made by Laat. Salisbury that | job, but they hafe not succeeded us Ij All along the way ward rice fields or Mr. Conger n*cvived $10,900 or any' : banana or cotton-tree plantations. other sum for furthering. the deal, i , Hundreds of water buffaloes. oxen and .Moreover the queer “thing about the NEW DOUBLE HOUSE. •i <jpw« <*o’.vt are to lie to seen from the cars. L. In matter was that tlie Herald opposed the 11 Ground, has bean broken this week many places the people were harvesting deal all the way. through, and m hs by Sam Wood for a nice double house, . rice. ,Several were winnowing it by unsparing in its denunciation of Salts- j just north of the James Clark property ' tossing it high in the air. Another .bun-, who was the chief conspirator. on North Broadway. When completed I fanner was using 19 oxett to thresh ont It looks as though the latter, in reit will make a fine addition to that • tjie rice. These; were fastened in a vengv for tho Herald’s opposition to ; Peck ’has- *the residence Street. Wilt ~ - tow f»ide by side, and driven round hiB Iwodle scheme, tried to make it contract for the construction of the ind round in a circle. Tht^r»r0 appear that Editor Gmgerwa* a party ! Primitive ways but totter than none to tbe deal. It u^as concednl to to-as. building. We mtt a Mr. Gallaher at the Legation intelligent and fair a jury ae eyerttot । Card Of Thanks. whotore renaming a large hard- in a case in Kent County. ThmrverTu our ninny friends for ctielr more than Mn’l-1* nkri,..,, sometime Our diet ought to remove nil .suspicion of, Price S3.5C io $9.00. inMm’T«mnorelflmlwuhJi> u.n.r. in noriin. .-Tta A~V1-1 ctwrX—*- ,™ I tan. ..S^ntabL- tta . from river irt lutlmri I- lb-’ Iwrgret brblg- _____ ■>“' I UNTOLO INJURY Ma., Lo,. snrevM n...r,.». . ii> Site--tta three long division-. This i»ruig« wa --------------- -- ----- To Hasting.* People, as It Is Else- . Card of Thanks.---------- i made by the Germans and reminded! F'F»E tailoring. where Throughout the Land. . e J.-5tre to vxprei* our Uisuks to oar friends of many of our nice bridge.- in Neglecting a bad back, ’ i. and nt iubbors " bo wereno klud loit* durtnx the Mondnv noon we went on by nineMantfstnoatiJederthofour wife and moth- America. Not trying to reach Che cate. . cr. jlsoto tbr siuRL-rs. and to the PjMtor for . j petchaburi to sr-e Dr. and Mrs­ Brings untold injury to the human ; . -vortrs and sermon, and for tbe toauhful floral train re* SyFollowing in the wake of backache Are urinary disorders, diabetes, V*1-!’’;'’ ’ • ’ ta make S3 a day at>- ■ Scratch, KratcbAcmtcb; unable U> al (So'"../ rtane.1 cil‘“n 'ft11 hi’ c°™‘ -t'"y1 ' '-rnl«n the work and to- : . „ 't !n the locality where .s' ,■ • ■ । and we will eiftariS’n,. PIMUV. Doan’a OlDtm.nl cure. Nev , ininofc), wolk from tbe mirelon com . living on DlbW (£ (;rM|1 IUi>idf erfaita. Alan, rtrug .tore, SO cenU^, n(l Brick ,»,«! rtrrew led to the attack of klduey complaint I tan. on which ia perched a taantlftd c.lQli,ig MVere PjAI" U»e">* ‘ nalare built fur the King on lua last back „Te, the kidneys. The kid »I><teTAnalntret Itafl* ^reTSiTd ta?dly au’end to c. E LUNN J. T. PIERSON & SON THE BEST NEWS that you can read s. bT where to supply your spring needs You will find such new*s helow. at economical prices. Special Seasonable Values, Laces, Embroideries, Insertions, Etc Valeicienu LlClS lid ItUriiOIS, ICECREAM Sanitary bread Not the “sklm-mllk” kind is the kind we make. We have the latest appliances for making nice ice cream on short notice for parties, we can make it for you cheaper and better than you can make it yourself. Just one trial order with us will convince you mjh m large work ajl(i every morning I wasi ao on this mountain in , £me and rtlff 1 could bard y get around. X 'and we picked large bouquet-, of and we i * ..re.--. io hiemy i uouaat a box- It helped me i • f55’lh. .tan and It wa. «flT •L*1^1 nt Ratbnri wc made Menus or the Biameao goy«r«£ Sta TO^nbta ” it-»ni aii mv trouble disappeared. 'h? u,rreXra ta«Si « Xe^°^‘!n'Iej'lb Seems to fill a long felt want judging little maid gave ua re.erw wiu, k„-them in the boule ao aa to plnkr. '™“t“^To„ri^.,vre’tS.mPo„ band >n eaao of recurby the way orders are coming in from ♦ inside the city, and from outside PO«D}£ ♦ JDCC. euch emphatic endorrenteut la All grocers handle Sanitary Bread Be ♦ 1 loje wTmay ta able io "grow" «>>"'■ Just such emphatic sure aud call for Sanitary when you f * rar-.,lav a. m. > R«v. Carrington |entifu] |D Haatlnga. Lail at IV. IL order from your grocer. It is absolut-iy 5I?\1 amrel able aermon yreierday lUodyear’a drugstore and eak what pure, made from the best flour, and be- ♦ S&n .“ta’todeburch. it did Htactmo-e™ rejKjrb^ ing wrapped in oil paper- is ■$ clean aud free from all dirt and dust. + seem ao good to hKrt it in Lngii* FMter MilburnCo,BulWo;Sew York, VESTER & CARTER.! ^flginatr.r-., -pet 1 mitatqra” . Phone 167. Wholesale aud Retail Bakers. 128 W. State SC. 4 Siainetv sermon. .dentond all of it^ Y* other. -- ------------”■7 "« *» t to tb. l.t| Banner Adv is alwaya.P«yS^bTml heard Paarer Ua»-*e I Large assortment of Elglisb Tdrcbll LlCH aid insertloi*. .11 widths, only 5c per yard. 3c to 18c per yard. • 7c y a rd 6c yard SWISS EMBROIDERIES aid INSERTIONS buys good Aproa bqt best from 8c to 75c. Oingbai, CORSET COVER EMBROIDERIES at 25c, 35c, 40c end 50c. CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES and. INSERTIONS Sc to 50c per yard. CALICO. REVERSE SWISS LACE CURTAINS That will brighten up the whole house, both outside and inside. Just glance over <>ur line and see how ;lit­ tle the cost of New Curtains will be. If JOU buy here. Give us d* chance to please you. INSERTIONS from 10c tn 25c per jirt. ALLOVER LACES from 80c to $2.00. J.T.PIERSONS SON The People’s Store Phone No. 9. $75,000.00 | Capital Hastings, Mich. Surplus :: $25,000.00. onictrr Ebtsttrintwr, PretMat. R. B. Ufa Pm. fl. fl. fl»4erw». euMtr. DirKton Chain maser. R. B. maser. R.C. TrtMh, m. L CooR. D. S. SMdycar, CitKc UUttrs. J fl. fl. flndcrwm. $3 a Day Surest GOOD a large line to select Irom. Interest OPENING AN ACCOUNT with good savingp bank has bfeen the salvation of many a man. The habit of saving, once acquired, kiljs many another habi t which may be both wasteful and injurious. The • Hastings Paid on Savinas Deposits. money to Coan Real estate Security City Bank. ■ INVITES depoBitF, from young men especially. The earlier a man starts to save ■ the leee likely is lie to in­ dulge in wasteful habits. JUST THINK IT OVER �OUTRAN THE POLICE FORCE. CAMPUS TOGS” Swagger, Graceful Clothes For Young Men Tkcse clothes have that jnap and swing to them so eagerly sought for by the young fellows. . They art fashioned in the very nobbiest, most exclusive styles. They have a character and individuality that stamps them as ■’some­ thing different from the other fellows/* Note the broad shoulder effect; note the graceful draping of tbe coat; note the loose, roomy trousers. AA^hcn we state that these dressy clothes are tailored by the makers of the reliable /(aufman Garment you need no further guarantee as to style, fit and workmanship. clothes'in all tbe newest patterns ot stripes, checks and fancy i $10 to $25 Saturday afternoon Marshall Phillipa arrwted Ch». Wilcox who works on the Barber farm jurt north of this city, 1 IN COUNTV OUTSIDE OF CITY OF . for being drunk and disorderly. He waa taking him to jail aud when HASTINGS. North to HK?^£^SytaTk. Htataalong by the fountain Wilcox fell and Phillips lost his hold of him. Tbe I south to cemetery, a mite. former then jumped ’ up and ran over I E>»i to .Tone*’ houw. H «u« PARTIAL LIST OF THEM to the monument and down Broadway, ' . Wort to Warren’* ootoar.. S North to WtndrM * corner. V*n>ta- with the marshal hot after him. Wil­ cox evidently had his running shoes Win Complete the Rest In Our Next West to wu> South tc Barney Moodmaniwtes oc rtjcrS Lu. on, and ho easily distanced has pa rarer Ei»iis to <JarreK'» house am! tack Issue. and made his e*cai«. i south to Ki-meriu’i house. N mite­ North Id <i“rrrtt'» corner. H mUe Irving, Route I. ; West to end ot JOWL 1 Vtm’eDetailed desert pilon at Houle 1, from Irving, , North to port office. I mite. R. p. Moore.Cashier of the Citron's Barry county, Mich. Bank of Grand Ledge, had his arm broken last Sunday. He was starting 1’ bopulatton. MHs Dowling, Route 2. his automobile when the engine went Skooltau-1 i’te. ! Itetallrd d-*crl(>tloD oC Bouts 2, from Dowling, hiirkward and the crank broke both Kart « to Bedford * bou*e and N. mite. ; North toGldJina’acoreer, 1'4 mite. . ; Bynums tarry LuiibD. M this* ue. Id “,d bones in his right forearm. Eart to Brew N-hoWhawe I mile. Beginning «t tta -o»i; offl j*e. », ; ----county to French • corNorth to Jame».’ohn*on's house. K mite, 1 — »’d »tate, Cltrtce “north a Boidh toralmcr'* eorrrr. H. mite. bou*e*aud tmc:< ?» 1 WviJ*tto Week'* corner I J* mile*. Wert'S <® Johmmu> 1‘----In a fire early Wednesday which de­ I South to end of road 1 mite. mite. --------- Wert to Hinchman’*<w»«r. k mite. stroyed the Immti of the Kalamazoo Sled Southerly to Dcnnh* comer. IS - mH". I south to Norrt*'corner.': mite. North to Clianjber'n corner.’,, mite, ! Wed M r*suiuton * bou*c and tfuck 4*. in company, two uf the finest draft horses Wert to 1 ravih' euruer. 14 mite. South to end cf road, t mile. in the state, weighing more than a ton ! “south to Koger's romer. *4 mOtaEart toeml of’road. ?mUe. West to Hohman’S ta.u*e. ** mite*. each, were burned. The total low Is South to Harting*' 'road. 1 mite. Ea*l toBrlrtol wi.tx>Himi**. t‘i d1*1*’Northwe»n r i to Irving road. ’-'U mile south V «i*t '* tu Stamm’s Itottre. 1 tu e. Southerly wto- bridge to village limit*. S Wert U north N to Book’* corner.-H mite. mite. We*t to lurkrr whudhouto. Hi mite. South to end tl road. mite. North to Tongate 4 houw. •< mile. Easterly, l>mr|ng south IH. *outh S to BarSouth to Fisher** «ornrr. LU mite. >u’» corner, i'll mile. ■ Wert to Craig> comer. 1 mile, West to main corner township Mac. I ra,teN. I N. W. U noris to end ot road. Jft mite. North to end uf road, 'i mite. Wert to Brown'*comer;. '» mite. East to Htanl«i'« Hw*c. mite. North .to j»ort tffice. I mite,' Wert to Lott e coraer, S mile*. miles. Length of routt*. »‘i mite. North ’»ert to helteyW bou*e. Eart to Carey** tulle*. V .<rt to t BW.V* COHtej. mile. j’opillatton 414, North to Campbell* I mile.. Hart to port office. mltev. Length of route. ztW mlte^. Assyria, Route I. ■--- it 1 BAYARD C. H. OSBORN teullrij «lc*crli«Uoo of-Boute 1. A.*sjrl». Barn ; ropulatiou. .414, ■ • ! • . 1 BrSaniiteat>£0'|MMt office In 1 county nii'l stele, thence Dorth tu Tasker* Freeport, Route 1. I oorn«, u mite,, D<<L*lted dwrlptlonof route J. from Freeport West to end ot rtndj*',. mite. The Well Known Specialist B»rry t'mmty Mtelilgxn. ... ......™....... _ _ _ _ 1 Beginning mtheportotBe" In Freeport. »*>d I ’ South to mu I of rood, i, mite. • I county nnd Male, them* sodttieartorly to rtlloge THE WEEK ’ S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. IS COMING 1 I Wert ts end ufrua.1. >. mite. , limit*. >« mite. North uorttiwe-urly north l‘, toX*<*y South to Htekte » corner. •< mitejiort rffire. 21* mile. E»*t S to JohnsreC* bou*e »ud tack H. 1 mite. .r - .. . f WeagtoNtevwM schoolhouse. 1 mite. 1 South to Fighter * romer 14 mite. Charlotte will’vote on a proposition I Moro than .XI per . . cent of the .pupils 1 south to end of rosd. i1, mite. . I East »o Roger * corner. 1 inkle. - grade, - grammar and high Eart !*. south ‘,7 eart >« to end of road, I1, South to Roger * house mnite. i^o increase her bonded indebtedness ; in the schools mite. North to Frisby's comer. I ». mite. • Easi to end of roadlS miljj. from $.18,000 to $80,000. Of the audit- | of Kalamazoo were absent from jwhool , South to Cole's corner, mile. East ii to end of road and back H. miteNorth to cuuat.v line, , mtte*. *•—»• ■ —- ■ 1. ... _..i nt raad i. ^>*1 to Corrigan's comer. 1 mite. ! ional $22,000. $10,000 will be expended | Thursday, owing to noD-eompliiutce North to errob’* coraer. l‘l tulle*. ■ for extension of her water works system । with tho order of the beard of etlucaWr*t i. *outh ’a. wtrt K to Cartier scorner Ik ___ !i mile. 1 and $12,000 to paving: Il is proposed 1 tion and tho Ixmrd of health i*|rtied j South to Bum'*r-rwr. m rail*. WSwt!i to county line. IM mile*. Kart tu ei’-| of road. V mite. - • I that $33,fiOQ of paving shall lie done. Inst week that all must be vacciimted North to end of road, ■, mite. . to rad of road, county line. 1 mite. j of which two thirds shall bo jwid by t before being admitted on this date. • South Rast to •nd of road. M mite. ; South to-ltyutw'ailtW, A* mile*. (the owners of abutting property land* Parents in many instaint's .ataolqtely ! North to Hunt'* eornt-r.1 mite. East I, to Checker wl MtilooltaXSe auu back •». j one third Ijy the city. So- Chari »tte refused to vaccinate children, and I :ul’«. North tn Merritt ’ s corner. V., mite. . ■ ...... • j hopes to become "The City Beantifpl. ” threatened to take forcible tueasunts to East 4 north-1*. northeastern i to end u< South to Smith’* corn’-r. 3 reltes. . She is in a fair way to realize-her um- compel the authorities to allow them to rood. hast to WoH’-. corner. 1 mile. North to Jtirwell ’ s I ioum-. tulle. I North to Buehler ’ » corner, r mite bition. . ' return. return. South to Kt>-»eir*corner. » mile. East Io .-teitei - corner . t >, wlte. East to ertd or rurwl. l‘i mill’. North tw villas* -Imlft. 4 oflte- , North to port office.' •* niite. North and wt-t to po*U»nic«> ■ j mile. Length of route. ■3>,t mile. ; LciiKth of route. S7 mH**, j A young man ttyllng bimwll Jack Geonw £ Chapi„ ,.BIoe lo Area im|. mile* U3. * No. of house*. tie. I No. Ot l-rJ, . Itemiwm. and nbo clalmwl lo haw frWDj11>nlnJ VcJnna Fopnlatlc-u. 4W. j Fopnlatiou, asx : been a war correspondent in the .Ti^an- Tlinreday a/ternoon lo place inaurance Delton, Route l. .. Coatk Grove, Route 1. cse-Rnmian war. and aa he himself ha.1 on hib ,„nl A, b(, ,he in(ur. ____ _ ___ al_ l’o*t ___ _ Itetalted deterlpUon ot Route L from/Bvltun Commencing office cart to_ ___ Iteiuoud's it on the bills “world famous war cor- [ tlw ^,ent told him v B.„ corner. imlte7 " ’_________’ ’’__________ Barry County Mtehtan. respondent, author and trawler." held „ tbo |Brn bl|rned South to Mead'* corner. I mite. Beginning al Chi vitage F^toffire In Dolton He will be m West 1* t<» Barry'* liouw and back %. 1, mile, vaid eeunty nnd «tate. thentt.- north to 1 Ub forth In an illuatrated lectnm" at the . w1,to the city. It waa ugtt limits k mite. Soulh to Martin’* corner. aee North tn Blackman * comer, *« mite. . Wr*t to lleivler’* hoiiv*. £ mite. Bapti.t church iMtTnoKlay night The „„ck ngb,nlnj{ „,(1 totallv WH to I'nlrterflte road. SSi mile*. Eaw-k; *outb I to CHtest-ie* Cor. l‘*mlte. audience waa small and it waa evident- tn)yed North through Prairieville to Bensou's boww. Wert to Smith'* hi us* ’«ule. East to Mr*. Cogswell ’ * hou*c. 1 mil*. ! mite*. At Parker Hoose ly Jack a” maiden appearance, for a his «-ltb()ut delar and went • South •». eart ?» U> Bal.'.« house. !•» mite*. West to Hate's comer K mile. Wcrttoeedof road.l'i mth*portion of hi. lecture waa read from . 1Mck v(ew tbe N. to Martin's corwr 1 mite. Eart-to end of read 1 mile. , buoks.—Portland Obeerver. South to Osborn's boiwc. U mile. i South to Hughe* bouse. S mite*. North to SchUprd chnrvb '.’I* nrtle. 1 North S. iiortterrrtcrly ISmite*. West to Itemoml * comer 1 mite. one d.y w«k«Lan.^ man. — i North to Dove's corner I mile. i. North to L-!n**r road, A* mites. West to Wood'* euruer l mile. One dnv only each,l»onth. Office Head, of Lake Otlema. charged with I ''bo ’ “ *>>’ honwhoM goods j South to Port Office l mile. corner, V miles. Length of route 1B<« mite*. hour., » a. m. to a p. nt. ^tempting to kill hi. wife, was taken " 'Uiamston. almoet loet them by a Area covered (»q. nil les) it. i«t S tu JSbncox House* >T, . tulle*. CoMUltatlon, Examination and Ad.lce "P In the circuit court of Ionia «* Copulation 3M. Free. Wedm-aday afternoon. On the evening °n the loadlol furniture and .frock ... , ' Morgan, Route 1, I Enrt to Hair* rornnr >, mite. Dr. McDonald hits for year, made a o'April IS. it i. alleged. Heath Vent " b" SP»The red-j South to Futu '* corner, s mites. off and on i Detailed drreriptiou of Route j, from Morgan. ; study of Chronic and lingering Dis-to his wife’s room armed with a rr-vnlrc-vol- 1ibeaded h. H . end'flew 1, d dropped -e-re _>vof ae.coocb Barry i nunty. Michigan. aarce. His HI. extensive practice anc and Su ver. He final one shot which graresl ! *»._ tbe fringe Strennou. work ---------------------------------------M1 eases. South tovlltecc limit*. 1‘, mile*. itegfnnlhg at the po*t office In Morgan, said j Sooth to tbe Fortofficv. S tulte*. , perior n.Hor Knowledge tre.ww enables en.hta. him to tc.cure . HMtb j,,, 5inc<. for a few minute- mved everything <n--too we. l-iTiKth ot route. S4'i miles. every curable disease. spine, /_’! nerve. - and during the Interval has bad little b»'the conch, tb<*^ balance of the load ^Ku.l s. saoin l.. w< tob«thn>k', woer. Area (m>, mite*) lx Diseases of the brain, spine, nerves • No. of Houses lor. , being dimply scorched. Population <77. blood, skin, heart, lungs, liver, stomaeb j to say about the affair, Smilh to Devtur’s corner. \ mite. West to Btrong** teou«e. i>* mite. kidneys, bladder and bowels selenite Etatto Itelllngef's romer, "i-mlte. Delton, Route 2. cally and successfully treated. Dr . South to Mudge'* schoolhouse.mite. ~ Ea.*I >, to Warren* house mid hack ,. k mile. • Detailed description of Route 2. from I tel too McDonald pays special attention to Grand Rapids was visited by the George \V. Mechem. of Battle Cnfek, West s to Illation's hou-uund ’ mck s. mile Barry County, Michigan. catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness. TTiroat most destructive hail storm in its his- ; who waa the law i-artner of tho late Sotilh to Branch x-lKw'lhe'.: sc. 1‘. mile. Beglnulug at tbe |*»*toffiee In I tel too. said X^"towi^r>>r^ wdH^ Jh,',nrf7 The .term Stchcn a Hull»-rt. the victim of ihe West \ to Tubb * hoiro- tuid teteic i,. mile, county mid Mate.' thence north-easterly to the South to F rcemati'.s comer. , mite. Tillage limit*, ‘i mile. Ea*t . luMaerm'» boose and back y mile Fart ti, l», uorthrorteriy northeasterly V. fart eart ’« to the end ei of cal Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis. was of duration but the damage . criminal schemes of Charles R. Mains South to Meek's'rorncr, 1 mile. theftnad*. mite. Neuralgia, and all Chrotdc and Nervous done will amount to $100,000. The some years ago, recieved a letter FriEast to HiiHman'* corner. I mile. South to the end of road 4 m8e. South Diseases ot Men, Women and Child- heaviest loosens were the greenhouse* • day saying that Robt. Ball, who was i w ... to Maple Grove. 1 mite. Eart toGanacatautaer'* bcniee; ’» mile*, Wr*t to end of rt«d. 1 mite. 1 may be° mattW '’“t y0Ur d“eaV! where nearly every i»>ne of glaa, |Waa arrested at Pltchikan, AJa»ka, for the “Vfert »* Lg to Marshall's houw and back Mouth to end ot toad- 3 mile*. I South t»Smith* coraer.»; mile. j Ftert to the angling road. ■» mfic. j broken. Some of the£hail stone* wpre murder of William Deppe, has been °U to Wert Harding* corner. 1 mite. 1 N’ortht-urterlyJo end ot road. I k mite*. North to Moore aclioolhouse, i mile. North to rterk'shotiM’. 14 mile, There is Still Hope*_Then Do nx»snre<l and found to bo.from 2 to « f postively indentifiwl aa Maink Rqben . West i4 to John'd bouse and tack 4. « mite. : . South to MeMrtntrr'* ••orncr. 14 m|lr*. I Eart to Whitby-- comer. ><i rude. ■ Not Despair I inches in diameter. . Bull was the name of Mains' grand-1 North to Meek's corner, i mile. Unite end ct road IS, mile. I South to end of road. 1 mite. —. 'father on his mother's side. North to end of read. >j mile. but consult Dr. McDonald and get al. . . f*,_ T»mM i ve'L‘° corw»« * «"ta. correct diagnosis of your disease and ' - AJ***® t 0n4th®^“® i North to Mead a romer, mite. W e*t to rooter’» corner. J* n»J4. Ea»t ’a.northearteriv .via. angling and . South h.*outbwr»t south to end ot feel aasurea that the doctor knows cor- Kirby farm, three miles east of Hilb-1 A Rew to tije cjty of Charroad. V. rota, "’wX't; rectly what alls you. If you are cur- dale, was struck by lightning Thun*-, is l)ei planned. A te acre farm West to Brewer’* house. 4 mile. Kart to angling road, s, mite. Wert to Trick’* corner, 14 mite*. , rable, he will cure yon. Those unable ; tjtty afternoon. .WillisSwift and his 20-' — rj — * North to Korabeek** house. Semite. &n^nd:n^.Srct17S?«^tbbll“k । CU-fo were in th. Un, . one half mile from down town has been . Jl°_rthpa^rly Ita-ougrt Thotnappte, Apple Lake nwort to port office, is mile. . | year-old son, Claude, were in the barn South to Horabeek’s comer. mile. purchased by the Eaton County Loan - length of route, XS miles. Wert to and of road. 1 mile. AteaYmi. tulle*) ». । at the time and were killed. The i and Realty Co. and will be platted and Northwesterly to Towle's schooihou:*. t mite. ------ ,------- — .. . p.u.tiu ,wu ao.os no'MB*, 113. 113, No. of houses, Address, Southwastcrty H. north westerly. 11* to end at i body of the young man was recovered opened up very soon. The new addi- i ***■ road. IS miles. • i before being burned, but the father Dr. Donald McDonald Wert to l.ielton annttnjr road. V mite*. tion will be known ns the Prospect Dowljng, Route I. Northwesterly ou antfing road to Delton, 8M was lieyond reach. One horse arid the Park THE SPECIALIST. addition. *M2U’ute *• Crom Dowling. North to MMomee. \ mite*. ' }• contents of the liarn were burned. «y-*»*hWJ. Ix-ntth of rtxitrmite* 348 and250 East Fulton Str, Iteginfflnr,nat tti.-tj-vrt .rot office In Dowling. IV,.n.._ Mid ..u . r "fr” • r. | Beginning ’ the Area (mj . miles; 14. Grand Rapids, Mich | ———— Number of bouw* w> Chan. Smith, of Eaton Rapids, was Copulation 441. ■ The case of Chas. Smith, the -Eaton convicted of murder in the first degree I comer.’i*!“mii??lctl3r *4, *ot,th H ,0 < onWh»‘« i Rapids boy,’ who shot and killed Mort at Charlotto Friday afternoon. The' c^B*r'*» mH«L TRAVELLING IS DANGEROUS. I Kimes, was put on trial Thursday trial lasted lesa than 24 hours tmd was ' East to end of nod. ■« mite. Constant motion jars the kidneys : afternoon, at Charlotte. A jury was the »bortc« of it* kind ornr held in thi* 11 which are kept in place in the body by ' secured in one hour and ten minutes. circuit. Smith ’ killed Mort Kimen of • -------- --------- delicate attachments. Thia is the rea­ j Smith has l»en anxious to plead guilty Eaton Rapids in a fit of jealousy last fall. * son that travellers, trainmen, street car i , to manslaughter but Prosecuting I men, teamsters and all who1 drive very I । much, suffer from kidney disease in ' Attorney Peters refused to accept a Having started my Planing , some form. Foley’s Kidney Cure i Mill east of the Table factory Excavations for Battle Creek's new , plea for anything less than murder. . strengthens the kidneys and cures all i I wish to announce that I am' postoffice commenced Thursday. The I forms of kidney and bladder disease. now prepared to do all kinds of building will bo located at Main and । Geo. E. HauFtan, locomotive engineer, ■ Tho report of the census bureau j Lima, 0., writes, “Constant vibration I shows that Kalamazoo stands third in Division streets off Monument square, of tbe engine caused me a great deal of and will cost $120,000. The govern­ I trouble with my kidneys, and 1 got no ■ ' the state in manufacturing industries. ment has given a rush order fortlie . relief until 1 used Foley's Kidney Cure." : »The annual output was over ^13,000,Make all kinds of building’s completion. Yes. 100,000 times etch day. Moulding, Window Frames’ (XM>. Detroit ranks first with Grand , Rapids ••econd and Battle Creek fourth. Does it send out good blood Mini fiinger-i wonder if that rich j Burt Flodell awaiting sentence at and Door Frames. or bad blood ** You know, for I uncle of mine remembered me when he | Charlotte made an unsuccessful attempt made his will? i □*«! to slug to him. Porch Work, House Finishing I Geo.‘.Tubbs was convicted of murder to break jail Thursday night He had good blood is good health; ' I’ynlctd Erlend—He must have; Ik, in the first degree in Charlotte Thurs- cut a holo through tho floor ~ when de­ bid blood, bad health. And hasn’t left you anything. I will be pleased to figure with yon j day for the shooting of John Bouts. teemed. Friday he was sentenced to 90 you know precisely what to ■ the drain contractor, last fall Tho days at Detroit for breaking into ; on any work you may wish. If Baby h Ciittlng Teeth. take for bad blood —Ayer’s jury was out eight hours before they Troop’s restaurant. Be sure and use that old and well tried rem | agreed on the verdict «r. Mr.. WU..1UW. niotiiM SJ Sarsaparilla. Doctors have i .ten te*iblng. It soothes the ebud soften* the । i a^1 tal'b euros vrfnd voile and ta the ' endorsed it for 00 years. Gustavo Alroth of near Grand Ledge I fw diarrhoea. Twentj-oenta a : i Six Italians came to Grand Ledge committed suicide last Monday morn­ ! Tuesday to work on the section. They ing. He loft a note saying tliat ho was I PlMMlve acu like a poultice. Bm> i put- in one day at it and then were fired sick ahd discouraged. Just received a car load of White thing In the world lor both, burna. I for general shiftlessness. / cranked hand,, letter, etc. Fold by F 1 Wood this week. L. Heath, tbe druggist. The Grand Ledge State Bank was [ Charlotte has a sick and accident as­ organized last Tuesday to succeed the Coughs and colds, down tp the very lure VIGOR. , — 1 sociation that frill prove of benefit to Citizens Bank. The capital of the new . wtuernum borderland oicoe of consumption, yield to the . cherry PECTORAL Xiioothing, “nothing, healint healing influencre ot Dr. : t hoalinn salve in ths wwrta, 1 its membership. l«mk will be $25,000. 'Wood's Nor wav Pine Syrup. ood s Norway Dr. Donald McDonald W6dn6Sdau> May 24. Matching The Sam 138 iorse Will make the -eaeon at W. II. S(«.lce> barn, bayard 1b a beautiful blai.. -t,-iHoo. ] ■ 41 iu ■ weighs 1.5(i0 pounds and has hr, the county as a producer. Service fee Sio to insure standindcolt Walter Demond, Groom. s) vB &lwjn NOTICE Planing Better knawn ns Southwestern Michigan of tbe Ihe.Bla^ : ’ ereheron ! Stallion i Does Your Heart Beat The imported Spanish .lack. “Fernandowill season at W. H. ^penev's bam. oppi.isile t be Service Fee $15 to Opera House. James Bryan, Imported German Coach Stallion HERR ARHENS No. 1,311. Weight i,4®°- Seal Brown. Herr Arheus Is lh*» sire'of the finest Coach stock ever In this country; has eeveml teams In Grand lUpKic1^1’ 61,000 each. Produces the color, style and a«ivi; be had, wen at that price. Anyone using him mistake.- Will make Season of 1905 -a- fellows: nONOAVS-J.lt owner', b»ni. one mile welt . . north ot Coats Grove. TUESDAYS- At owner’s bam. WWEDNESDAYS-Simpson’s Livery bam, I ake I' b - A THURSDAYS—At owner's barn. FRIDAYS—At owner’s bam. SATURDAYS At Fair Ground, Haatlnpf. Positive Terms. Jos. Alwine, , All care will lie used, but will not be reapoiteiblv h'i and colts must stand for tbeirget until paid fei. • • ‘ parting with mares will be held for insurance. Au? tug to thia horse breed under this contract. Mam mu’‘ turned as instructed. Terms to Insure. $8.00. Standing colt. $»” ,M J? D? ROUNDS, U. F. D. No. 3. ■°"n Froprict01-' ' , �a ■ HASTIXOS BANNER, MAY 11, 1905. I niaZZ—T~ j . LIVEftJOTELL THE TALE D CaJwallader's HOW ONE MAN MADE = ESTATE EXCHANOB, rE. ZSHer»“"’sUroccr>’' ^^IMtis. -UCH George Sixb»y,. Mangled “ - - By Saw A GOOD ROAD. DEATH of pioneer preacher Last WinteK Nad i30 Stltche? o^Tth^ ret>rtPI'*7rt' ** “• N. Stektari of v.nkM Taken i\Wounds. In d T'’s^,rer; pri°1”’ Wh° D'"‘5-,90’* f il m of 91’ acres, 1.Q0 City I JKkwt towmbip, hJ poi th^mll^ Y«V!r i£m' °* Anh“r M- ■>’ *u si ’i,roT?<!i s100 00 i, a<w acre* u: uaprovyd. Our readers will -J ffn icmber our ac- of rtMdw., in a,,,, 1 ~>kee Bpr,^ S1,v 11K„ , ll’ acre, fair count siine weeks |Of the fearful I s: w sc.’rs 'r' ,„l b!»w' timber. injuries to George six! _ pip X’lce ............. - spring - . work in a saw mill in ikry' while at <* tiud^T0,1 T'.‘.‘bi. good . jod framel framed no--------- --------K °'cr H ceased was born MarchlUlfin at Pitts stoi.e wall cellar, few miles south of the vill ,,. 20 rods from gan. A slab-saw while ynrW.w -i • "omn get , ,,nX„ 1 “°'1 tre“ th'ni 'n this Creek. motion jumpe 1 ’ from its fri ’^^ ^'-^thm. ent I^nhavothrmTnXZ soon jjav(! th<4m I .jiid tee. - ■’ him fearfully ____ _ in the side •nd Vnn». litBL .t 11"> acres; soil ia I ““■> ’ CVndi' >»"•. lour nf whom -. tin aud lays well. The cool head d efforts of his them; Mn, Emm* Johwon, ot Throe [»ui-rrf bottom land workmen in pressing against ’ River., Mm. Goo. F. Srihller. ol Hwe | • Jiinee wood-lot. M-venkl arterii _______ i until medical help Ung., Win. h. and Arthur M., of ! ■ Fine orchaftl, rived saved hiln from bleeding to deathX cokkejponden iiAsemfent 3ix4G, Y«uk«r Spring. Mr. Stocking enter- ! tt-ch. I mile from Tho doctors to »k 18U - - stitches - -----------in - sewing^ __ «u lire mu,i,try in 1M<. M,d wM on v------- • - made by the - 1 \ JtooJ. fit* ■ - ring near build- up the jagged wounds MIDDLEVILLE Active worker until nbout twelve ye.rs ‘ •w. Th._______ mwllcri LEteeth of the i 4W. ___ ni™ I. X . ago when failing health " told the BA? NER at jA \ :ZER representative reIm-eniatlve m ' H“ton'“’Pririing a few | b>»n to retire from active sei level and free He! accident that Mr. SixJ \,rM1J Rapid* mat Mr. Six- I . all 'Improved the time of, th acviutmt i was the last survivor, pf 1 ’ - re­ Stephok p-** - - wife of Grand j ponded the First West LMk >.e hu’.idings, berry had ve: y slim chances for Gott and un is basement covery. But ho . has aarprfeed mem e pa^t ' r them oy by i ^*4pi<ls h^£ (P L^.. been spcminp spending U1 the past *P•’ ^auvrence co,lTerence tn in 1845. 1845. II from school, recover&g as fully ----«. — could -»*- be• hoped ' “ ‘*ay* \h Mend, friends ia tld. this village. I For r the put eighteen month. lw lari HOr «i seres’, (good fur. and was i this city Tuesday. Helen FriAard .pent the ton, pan "l,“de hi» home »ith hi. a,n Artlmr M. nun and.lit)-.- a ■ ot the week with ber panmt. at Lake "h<w k‘M ,ni1 waU-htnfcarembdehi.’, vii i tiiv 'lake. 0<fe,“W|’«« days peiwetul and »reM. He YERTEY S CORNERS. ...T.itlxiibiimts. Tom Healey of Lake OdM»* jum ,' Wm. H. Gray la very 13w v ,tl, ,v k'“'e’ >-wid«- hi. four cliMn-n.. fifteen' ■re. K, ci from completed 'the ub of driving an 83 foiit I'boid fever. A trained nuna- from th. «r*ndch,ldrfii. aix great grwrichildr™ FD wril.muw fam by. Ci^ro, A.h^ft! •tin owned owned by Clarance Lr. B. A. 'h<wnit»i ..»• iU1^ a host of friemh to uiburn his lo>s Hirfi fer-h.m. ............. ” ,,f Go.1, wril done, MwpbeD ...■ ‘. earing for>him. on a b ■■ \r; _./k'st from thy lovi-d cinhlov, ■ Iliirve Rodel. lugh Sn.l and Allen .al ’’ M Olomn, Clever of Hastings •««!» fought, the viriory won. ‘Hildings. uf Nashville sj " ' ‘ guests spmt Sunday with her mother Mrs. ifoni Sunday tM LxUer thT Mwter’a joy. ? acres;1. 105. of 8. L E. Pet cinsand N ie Myers. Cunnul Clever. * ‘ 1 Tlie Pins uf death are past >f line beech in the V. B. , Mi» Eiiari.ti, p^e „„ tbe M ,„t I large apgar ry The election >f ottic form. Good Sunday school ■ coming year re- , of friends in Hastings op Tuesday 80,11 »*bnll rest in lieace tip is base- ■ suited as follow haiidtnp . e Goo. W. Brown Of Bank Crwk i.18e£tVt"I0?4- «ril dona Myers: Asst. “l—oding a few day, with bi. wife and An^l^roS^’S’ ^glajid Bluest; Treas.. I , Edit wood 'lot. ~ »' • - •*-' • Frank- Mrs. B. has Ixien spencUtag Rest in thv Muster’s joy liHe large Royal B Ijwc Prpmirt. B.Lt;------ . Fisefrui , some time with her mother Mre. Eva :——------------Perki ". Cbon. tor.1 S. Wilbert Smith. TB1t.„t. lt„istlng h,.r wlth her STOP THINKING The J. S. GOODYEAR Co. OUR AIM IS TO SHOW YOU The BEST GRADE of MERCHANDISE at REASONABLE PRICES •> •> C£ | H. « a $10 N »n. dren's Da i will be observed dur- ' ery business. the month <f June exact date will' , Mrs. M. A. Dietrich who has been o given later. sick the pwet week & recorerof Lake Odessa and I ing. Hiram Perkins u>d fum,ly of _N*riiTlw m„ cement nn.l Iran bridge iville Snndayd ht the home ot Henry „en um),r mn Yurtey. I to the list of improvements in our vil“ MrCj. Myent of South Otleiea spent ; I age. the last week w th her sister JMrs. M. Mr. W'oolmah the stock keeper of the Mj-ers- at this pl ve. Warren Featherbone do. of Three Oak- liters Sltrf to ■ tatn-l of ti baud- 4 Pocketbooks. I Dpqrs. Lath Sash, Screens, Ridge rolls, Shingles. Interior Finish. Valleys, Building Paper. Asphalt Reeling. Ruberoid Roofing, also COAL. WOOD and BRICK. Ita Line of Fence Posts cheap Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 254. BAUER BROS., Proprietor*, ■ “ di it d t i ib d di 4 w it 4 - d i ' ORIENTAL COFFEE anything that a man have JUST RIGHT, it is his COFFEE. If it doesn’t satisfy his taste and hasn’t the nourishing quality that sustains him he doesn’t want it, F THERE is I wants to iii at Joe Bowser’e Sunday. 2; X? SI !taction In every cup of Oriental Coffee, and Java, the finest obtainable, blended ■•ir'trade. It's thKmost delicate flavored an*!,!" P'^^’ble to the blending art. The result is “ FLAVOR all its OWN, Dot high In price, but •cutM it. ':na!;IV Always in pound cans never in bulk. 35 cents a pound. -- r—=. HAP1S & RUSS, i|i I in I T ■ * • - *w it The Grocers. J Shirt Waists Line of Muslin Underwear complete Let ue show you some good values. Line^ofe a New Suit Cases. $1.25 to S6.00,. ? New Idea Pattern for 10c and be convinced of their merit. > .------- t—=--------------- ------ ■■ -———------------------- .. fX, 1/1 jflk ( A ■ C; - The DOROTHY DODD SHOE was first iutroducedonly a few years ago. but no shoe ever known has attained so quickly, suclrpopularity, or such a vast volume of business. It is sold to-day by all the leading representative merchants of the country, and wherever sold is the accepted favorite of the' , women of good taste in that cdumunity. Tbe Dorothy Dodd Shoe is correct in style and THEY FIT perfectly, giving an ease and grace that cannot be found in any other shoe. I have them in all styles and cordially invite the ladies of this community to call and inspect them. 1 Men’s Shirts ■iir I have'a nice line of Men’s Fine Shirts and L’nlerwear, all of the latest styles. Also a good stock of Men's Work Shirts and Overalls— tire kind that wear and give good service. Call in and see my line, you will be. pleased with the goods and the prices. fflj lit • ffil W Hi Hi Hi The Pingree Shoe has achieved a reputation for its wearing qualities. its ease, its per­ fect fit, second to none. The late Gov. Pingree spent his life in tho shoe business, and the Pingreo Shoe was the result of years of patient toil and study. If you are bothered in getting shoes to fit, or wear, come aud see mo, I can please you. — w. H. SPENCE The Shoe Dealer. last week. : The speech by Mr. Brubaker of Cbicngo nt the U. B chiuvli .Saturday ; night was well attended au<l.approci-1 at ed by all. ... . ...... Mr. and Mm. ( hundler of Middlc- To Fully Appreciate the Many Fine Styles of Furniture were on our streeta Tuesday. ' A namber of pupils from wrfi prejiaring to take the county 8th grade j examination. May succetw attend their • efforts. \ ' The M. E. Sunday school is prepar-, ■ ing for Children's Day exerciser we are showing at present, it will be necessary totlioronghly look over our large stock of up-to-date goods. We carry everything in stock to beautify your homes .and make life more comfortable. ' Il Just unpacked auoth.tr large flZ -i—- shipment of [ fli H»veoew.n<-lgbl»r»on tlwCTorkor ifi ' farm but have-not learned who they || irrespective of Price I « ,P1“"' 16. p fi week withitneir parents hereI <4. Munger and family tpent Sunday i t». Atnngi. J? I over east. , There w4» »telephonefmeeting at H. if! : Burrougb s SatunUy night. ^1 ' C Hi-Srulger and wife were caller, m 4 i i i i Mrs. Flovd Bndd and Ifttle daughter of Battle Creek have been visiting her rnrentH at this place. Miss Grace «.«..* w«.-- ____ - h«»me. , ( necompanaeu them h< 'I Shenu Tlmmfirmilt Zimmerman and' family of Galesburg « couple of days last assortment of wq have ever had. • •’Thinly ® ing and talking about it kll the tune. This wuuwIesE intro^ptetion in which ■ so-many uf the rising gunemtion of ’ *** nervous folks indulge ia certainly wearing them out. I When : worrying as to whether th •y tdei^p __ too . • much or too little.: thpy > re Hdgcting over the amount-of I food t i-y take or quantity of exercifie ne cssary . . for lu-ahh. * In short, tliiiy rn-ve rive themselves a moment’s >eace." ,;'u Don't accept a” "favor r.iJcss you ex-; pect to pay interest on it. ; , Mis* Ethel Johiison of Orangcvrlle ChOR. ^’oodruff and wife Irving were gnefctM uf the latter’s sister Mrs. and .friend spent "Sunday with the , former’s brother and sisU-riOlire and’ . Chas. Cohk over Sunday. Hugh Johnson. Alvnh SeeL’r'was called to Nashville SC GRANGE HALL CORNERS. . on business last week.* , Mrs. Will Warner is improving nice­ We are all getting ready and waiting ly at thin-, writing. Mr. Vf. is also a1 fur the mail man, be will be very wel- ■ ' great deal better, sq be is able to be nt ■ come. . . । his farm. Hud Burroughs and wife spent Sun­ PARMELEE. day nt L^cey. Delayed letter. ; 1 Geo. Conklin's baby w‘very sick. Many from here attended the baloon Mrs. Bowser wiil entertain the Cem­ ! ascension(f) in Caledonia Saturday night Sc etery Cirrite the flrot Friday in June. Mr. Mrs. C. E. Moore i» a little better. ... and Mrs. Job Checsbrough. of Geo. Sheffield is in very poor health Freeport were in town Tuesday. ' Mrs. Merrill's mother ?ejmecfe to reMrs. Ray Van Avery of Trufant wns ■ turn to her home in Ohio wwn. the guest of W. H. VanAvery and wife । that, we hat.ct]. 3 Urge line of Lumber, Dress Skirts Says a Famous Physician. ------------------- :—-■ 1 w£:" dx Xi' Hastings Lumber &. Coal Co "Fair Prices. Good Quality, Square Dealing" There is no better ud vertisament than to see tho loads of lumber wciufhf their notneward way along every road which leads from our yard*. .SONIEON'. MUST BE SATISFIED. We are showing a nice line of . . . If You-Want to be in Good Health The h ur for » rvice has been changtxl was inihe village on I>ii«.:t4-ks. SatSrat the V. B. •1 urrh. ' ” Hen-after Sun­ day. r il lx» at 0:30 a. tn. MSm Emma Rassimjas^n of Decatur ■ ; reaching i-ervic » at 10:30 a. ni. ’ Rev. : viaitt.nl;her brother Ltnni'last week.* N, F. Sheldon, “UVrLast Friday evening Mr. anil Mrs. Rev. Glass th • Hlind evHuge&at of. M. M. Prindle celeUnted their .v-th ‘ ‘ at ................ isurunac filled tl > pulpit the F. .M. anniversary., T^e hou»' was filled with «}hnrrh last ! tinday rmorning ’ * old ___friends ,...___ _____ __ __ _ _ who were and and____ neigbbojs preached to a 1 ,rge and appredative invite-1 to spend the evening. The mandolin club played several selections audience. h.y :;'e of Anyone wishi igliArber work done 1 nn<J ’v*‘ «ream find cake were served, around the Corners call on Frank Well-- . ” Four of. * ’ Mr. * ' Prindle .. ........................... ’s brothers-were Doilies'. HIGH STREET. m»uI w of own.i! They^having — rr~ , -present .from out Handkerchiefs. Plowing for con: iis the-«rder of Hie W* The regular,meeting of the Loyal M,t »«>«*“ together at ono I hire stfie* at-u ; attt; :it Vi:at came day. Temperance Legion will be held at the |toany ^ear<i! ^n*‘ dlrtet (ruiu Vbins all baud worked John Bush has his com planted. . ,W set of home jf Nellie : Myers Friday evening ; were presented with a 1bookcase, ■’ -• lodrery cheap ,’a price: Try my Thus. Tanner of Grand Rapids is j *|r ■ disbes iUid table. hn tttea i«! Jap t«aa «t 35c and 50c. May 12. NfDie Curtis Pros. visitfog relatives and friends. iO R. T. French miu and wife in | . ■ I। ... Will were 1*1 LEE’HiXU, Tlw more w, l WU our tnmbie. the Orand IU|,ld, m1j „w v|o|a I Miss Amy JohnAou took! the eighth ' Ctat** burnt', turn Inf*. Mich. lnrK.T they -u, to grow.AI>1 in tb. •■Winter. Trie" the same grade examination which was held in ' . evening.; Hastings last Saturday. Stanley Wildem has moved his stock I The Mimes Lena and Lillie Vanderof jewelry and optical goods to the east burg from Orangeville when* they nre^^ side of Cobb & Scott’s confectionary teaching, >1 ber yard in Barry County. spent Sunday with their ’ S and crockery store. parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vander- { • :W Marry"IRitey anil friend Mis* Eva burg. Gale of iCaledonia were in the village Mr.'and Mrs. Seeber visiteil relatives । ' - ar ilo'.- . iuidf in’ all transactions with our customers. ’ near Ik-lton last Sunday. . . Sunday. anv t-»al If you pay a cheap price you get a cheap article.' A good article commands a fair price and must obtain it or it cannot be produced Remember these facts when comparing prices. ■. ABOUT YOURSELF cans*-of ill-health. repUM: 5 /I ■ fl In l| ■ ROCKING CHAIRS Ciaran co Stimpeon and wife of Grand j. c1, \1 you will find some very choice Rapids were on our streets Sunday. ; “ ij designs, at present, at way down .. Jm-k W,.klm»M« ot .Dowling w*s1 ,|>nnori«.' was well repremntod in ‘ prices. Jack WotMimonsf-c ui o . । ^jpdonia^aturday night on our Btnxj'.s on .burins Jlonday. We can'save yon money on “ ------- ------------- xf,.. an(i Mrs. A. G Jone* returned . MORGAN. I Friday from Boyne City where they DINING CHAIRS. Call and seethe BEST f 6.00 n„ lwt n Fancher lo* hi. : bnve l«m ponding tho Un ----- 7 his . tied. °. rue—— «.ntainid Tho.old The.Old Store store building building is is again aguin odcuodcu- ; Set of Chairs on the market t»el«t look which containrd his redfiling lioenw and .tout fl5p» -mon.* pied. Of course we have others much cheaper. The Ginseng ganlehs of Parmalce Earl FMrer4 (fund and retnmel it t Carpets, Lace Curtains and Matting for everybody. begin to show an improvement this the owner. Th. M c. R-R "ten commenced spring. Furniture Corners, Tho school children are looking forthe e*tf*»iob ot the Morgan .ide track •ruesdiiv tbelJnd and llnlsluri MfcW| ward _____ to... tbe first of June. Ihesth^ . F. D. Joeb. Iwu « vauable. hciterlast Bolter mid completed the , wwl[ by it. becoming mired in the wril tor -Maty Tomer's now addition .. |,„t Wnlm-lny. s I Mr. and Mr* Job Checsbrough were Ebner Wits ot Assyrii, speM sun | t0OT1,Monday. . gar M hi. atnf* Mrs .’«n" 0 A Carpcntcri.no letter at Wbenyon hare Printing domfroa'want It.Nicely J'rtntodjcrtjujoodjjapen 01. Nortls wttunwl wilOim intend-; v' I I Jill IJ ‘Jjjjj wfljJ W JgM ff A'JiWLIa I A'rffgMdfl , . I Miller & Harris Furniture Go/ Ing to remain a week. V . . Remember tbe BANNER when In uted �6 “FLY - -PERSONAL - - - - - - - - - MENTION - - - - - - - 7) DISPOSES Of HIS ' CHANGES IN THE GAME LAWS BBSIIItSS! ..... .... —I TIME” Will soon be here and we have a full line of LAP ROBES, RETS ARD DUSTERS. WHICH WILL PROBABLY We have them in all styles and prices and can please you. MADE BY THE PRESENT HARNESS, LEGISLATURE. Hundreds and hundreds of 1 satisfied customers through out Barry county speak loud­ er than any words can. of the ■ QUALITY of tbe Harnesses we make. We use the best , of Leather and have tbe-best ” of workmen, which combine to give ii Myers harness a de give of style, strength and durability that canbot.be se­ cured in any ready made ar­ ticle. NO QUAIL TO BE SHOT FOR TWO YEARS Changes in Duck Season, New Rules , for Deer. New Law Will Interfere i With Millinery Business. Hastings, Michigan. Jefferson st., 1 door south of P.O. | te dluwc,! only trum March 15 m April Albjon. „„ in %te.^rhuntOTdMU1teritolatv SlCiX!SS?X,'“'*,“OT,0‘ Pure Drugs Patent Medicines Druggists Sundries Choice Cigars Fragrant Perfumes Books, Stationery School Supplies Confectionery 1 Toilet Articles and a full lice of Wall Paper aad Window Shades Q. A. HYNES. Phone 143, Hastings, :: City Drug Store. Michigan. Just a Word to those who own Kodaks or Cameras or who expert to own them.—I sell... Al Vista Panoramic, and Badger Plate Films, Ansco Cameras and Films, Cyko, Monarch and Royal •Papers, Souvenir Postal Cards and Photo supplies of all kinds. I HELP THOSE who buy their Cameras or supplies of me, and take especial pains to show you everything. H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Hastings, : Michigan Cold Lunches will soon be inorder, and what to get will be a question. A great many families iu this city have wn‘ W. IL he Our pig pork Sausage is In great demand. Have you tried our Butterine? We guarantee it. If you are not satisfied, after trying it, return it and we will refund your money cheerfully. dnlK„, in *« >» . | home Monday morning, ion and honorable dealing. He morning. Mrs. F. re- :' Jion . maining a few day* to visit friends““in zJTiTt?* ^ . 1 ' JarteOT . '—* 2 ; 2_j with his disposition to please and . ■ , , , V Hastings and Rutland. The Hastings Banner has been mak-x ____________ i satisfy his patruns and do as he agreed ing sevefal much needed improvements i with them have held his trade in spite FINE CEMENT HOUSES iu'the eqriiimicnt uf the office. A now | •: of plenty, of keen competition. Balxxa’k prtra. Eclipse folder and al iUr «Mr. r. ■ ..... It will be a.... nbvel experience for Simplex type-setting machine have j Horace N.'Palmatlcr.of Vermontville Goodyear after so many years of ftetivbeen recently added making tho Banner I Has Buijt Some Good Ones. «[ jty fo fyej thttl js without u busi- t X : 1 X Geo. Newton, X ♦ 4 444- Open Evening*. 44444 Foley's KMn .■> Cure Mrs. W. Tallent, of Big Rapids, who has Iwen visiting with Mrs. Vruoman of 11(12 South Broadway for the past week, has returned home. Anvona de»nrins ah LI Anyone desiring his servioa* services uh should addrem him at Vermontville, Mich., Lock Box 29, or call for phone 182, Vermontville. ul-i.. . unance to figure ... with him on their bills of lumber and building material. He be­ lieves the good, and prices“he qu'otes will do the Test. \ 5 Wbat do they ask for it? Why, $45.00. Now what would the <.!h>-r Mow­ ing Machine, not made by the trust cost you ? KEYSTONE FOR J36.00. S Mx? 5 | w ®' •stone Mbwer. I HAVE SAVED THEM $900.00, But suppose tlie-i- sati". men all buy Borne of the TRUST MACHINES AT $45.00 EA< H. .ihat be­ comes of your $9001 Goes to HELP THE TRUST, don't itr ' 11 stv.-i would boy a lot of things, but $900 GIVEN TO A TRUST !■ . NOTH. ING. If these are FACTS, and THEY ARE, it will pay you to LEi TRUSTS ALONE. Call at my store and see tbe KEYSTONE. It wiil c<M you noth­ ing to look at it, but it will SAVE YOU. $9.00 if you buy one of me." " ' ■ 1 . / Sterling, 111. NINE DOLLARS, and there is no better machine offered for sale than the KEYSTONE. Now suppose 100 men come to me, and each one bey- a Key- , _^aa . I.. , Bnd fftomls. After the war. Mr. Goodyear re­ . Th*A 'he °n '“rtr!<i*e ,h\ ' ' Mne Clement Smith attended a meet- lanied to Halting., tn 1«W. he enI from Oct. 15 to Not. 80; that “"hunt-1 , o, the onkers ot tbe State Ftdlra- torod i,iU> partnership with Mr. J. P. er .hall klU more tbaniwelv. p^rMge „ta ot Wutten'aClub, at Gnmd Rapid. 1Utert» in tte dnital.se Thev nn»« day rlnv nntl nnvnr have navi* mArn ", in one and never more thiin than Friday and Saturday. ’ .... —. 18 ..-nJ j ana continued in business until fifteen in hi» puase»ion at any oih------ successful --------- t_ in .V the enterprise. I.j Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hanyen who 1were In time. This will knock, out tbe i cold di<qxjscd have lieen , spending the past five ’ 1873 Mr. Goodyear ~ ’ ** ’ of’ *his ’ in ' ­ storage btuinees and the serving of months in Colorado have returned to terest to his business associate Mr. partridge in stylish clubs and hotels. ■ Rolierts. and weu^ to Muskegon to efc- ; ■ their nome in this city. The other features of the bill are F. A. Garriten nipivtenting tte Stele «M» >“ Wintering npuration, Thi. practically the same as the old law. ! ------ r------------ ; «.------------ « -­ _____ . nl , l ,, nn .„ w „„ co .„,,. Ez«mtlve Committ^ nt tte Y. M. C. One important feature is the meting ’ Executive Committee of tho V M. C te-t vetitun- <n» an mtfortttntee oar K^uv bill with tin* Auctoton A. w» in tbe city Monday terttringalii tor him. tte bard tlmea ot that period of the game t ThieiwUl protect tte killing nf <»r tte worthy work tte Awwlation i> operating heavily ngatfi.t hint bill. 1, T - -____ .... . . ] In 18.8 Mr. Goodyear returned to song birds and makes it u misdemeanor ; doing. for any person to kill a song birh or Mrs. M. J. Mann,of Clyde, Q., whs Hastings with very little money, but i with an able-ltudied purjxise towin out other than-a game bird, or to wear the called to this city Munday by the seri-.!‘again in a business wh«w details he plumage of birds in hats or on druwes. otw illness uf her mother. Gandm a This will hit the millinery business । Crawley, whois critically ill at ,the , knew he thurughly understood and in • j which ho had previqjtt^y lxx*n success­ very hard. home of her son J. L. Crawley. . ’ £ul. He was obliged to begin in a very ' Supt. A. ^Chamberlin and Miss COMPLIMENTARY NOTICES Harriet Peckham attended the meeting I। the ladder. His stock of drugs was i i of , the State Superintendents and . • 1 County Normal Teachers at Lansing ‘ small, but his ambition and deb'rmiuaOf the Banner Continue to Come in tion to succeed were large. He had i Friday and Saturday. , From Our Brethren of' splendid ability, plenty of pluck, was , Mrs. Chet Cisler drove ta Middleville juaster of his business, and hod plenty the Press. i Sunday, returning accompany ------ v Monday --------------. — of httrd days’ work, and always hud a Through the recent addition of a ied by her nunt Mrs. Walker, who is a way with him that won and held the Simplex ty^c-setring machine and! an lady.of She ~confidence always has a good word ’~J" uf his customers. His trade Ecliiw- nwrapoper folder, depilate. iOr'"aw4^body? " • grew ironi tbe start^and’ he of the two mechanisms in the Evening I Rufus C. Sanden, field circulator for stantly adding to his stock, moving inNews office, and a Baltcock cylinder. the Kalamazoo Gazette has been in the to larger and better quarters as was de* press, and an enlargement to seven city the j»ast week laboring for that mantled. Finally he secured the fine columns from nix. the Hastings Ban­ “~r. ner, one of Michigan’s superior weekly 1 •* PaP* 1-* Tho Gazette is fortunate in •»*- store which ho has fitted up to meet. curing newspa;>ers,' is presenting pleasing cur ™ so excellent a representative. ' the requirements of his businesa For Mr. and Mra Geo. WaldqrtT. of. nearly-thirty years in succession Mr. evidences of prosperity. Marshall ;L. Cook and William R. Cuok, under the 1 Houghton. N. Y., came to tbe city to /Goodyear has been giving close attenattend the funeral of his sister Sirs, tioh to the exacting details of his busifirm title of Cook Bros, are the editors Prudence Nobles. They have been ness. In that time he has greatly prosand publishers of the Hastings Barnier, • visiting with relatives in this city and P^red. He has also helped in move­ and have been for many years. It is ’ for the of this city, ! mentH . '. * -progress through their able equipment as news- , vicinity this week. wife, of factories papermen that their home city and! Rev. nev. E. J. «i. Fleming ricniing and ana wire. 01 1. 8 y ‘vinR •; liberally " to' ,secure " ----------and . ..... . . . the quarter< tn.,nntRnr ,...l.llx county have been persuaded to so ! Portland, Mich-. *attended' ,ot „u-uxu ’mowing1.1..his public generously and liberally supply the :,.J ly meeting services __ ___ x >t at tte the Fixtar Fisher • •!’>"»- . Ito Hc can look tack.with track with pwrdotifrardonlart Saturday Halunlav and Sunday, nod ami ‘ rl,ta upon "lx,“ his bl" long lon« and “nd "successful “Wtwtfnl patronage that has resulted in the on- . church last ® “I0. T pride were tbe gnreta of Rev. G L. BradUw torn"™" w>mr. and feel that te has baa larged newspaper with its recent addi- • the guests C. Bradley Jn?lncw khat bo _ _ ___ . _ Frttv-lv- w-v.n i, ..1 __ __ .1:__ ■ tion of three modern machines.-—Cadi- and family. Mr. Fleming returned , “,r,y Wo» biswsncce»p>y close applicaj WATCHES, RIMS J, i ♦ X X ♦ r®j ?rT^!,T1 T f ,c ill .1 ,ur bewM upi»oint«d hospital steward at MtK JeMlt. Watkins, of Grand tap.! Kv. T1,/dut|„ „t (hi. i^^uw to Hasting. Friday, remain- ptoa, w,„ in harmony with hl. ex. inJ[ until Monday, visiling/relutlves aa a druggist." F. W. Clifford t TRUST? | MOWING MACHINE of the TRUST CO. dick at Hicaory Comers bn Wednesday* | ot tort week. I1 office ouo of the liest ixjnipped in the : Thu..use of cement as a building ness, and free frojn its can* and re­ ! I state. Cook: Bros* pa]»er is one of the I material is supplanting wood and spon^HIffies. He has earned his good ! best on our exchange list and ik looked ' stone. Cement buildings are growing j fortune; and tliat ho may enjjov^o the ‘ for and carefully read every week. — . in jiopularity every.'year, being much ‘ full tho fruits of his years of han! toil i Grand Ledge Independent. warmer in cold weather than frame | Rnd activity is the wish of the BAN­ ' buildings, and cooler in summer. The NER and!his many friends. He will cement blocks, of which they are built, continue to make Hastings his homo. The Hastings Banner has been in- j 1 are so constructed that there is ah air I and to be interested in its good. But The MEAT MARKET Man creased in siae tu a seven column paper, chamber in tbe walls, permitting of! he will now no doubt find the time and Two doors east ,of Citu Bank. and a new press and type setting ma­ ...... free circulation of air, keeping the in- .I improve itw to have a well-deeerved and chine added to ita furniture The cur­ tenor of the building always warm i: ’long vacation, Phone 22 Hastings. Mich. * ' whirl, all will - holx: ma, I rent issue contains twelve pages and and dry in winter and cool in summer. bo full ot |4oaaurc. and in thia wav I ’ makes a fine looking paper. The Ban­ Horace N . Palmatier, of Vermont­ compensate him tor tbe years ot close ner has our congratulations upon ’ its ville, has recently completed a resi­ confinement w-hich the exacting nature I prosperous outlook.—Charlotte Leader. dence in the second ward for Roy ot hia taalqeaa haa required. I Smith, built of cement Anyone think­ ENJOYS A FINE PATRONAGE. | ing of .building a house, qr building of The Hastings Banner begins its fifthOn our last pogo will be found tho ieth year with enlarging to seven any kind, will do well to'look at the residence recently completed for Mr. " advertisement ot J. S. Harper * Co's I columns, twelve pages, a new Babcock press. Eclipse trimmer and folder and Smith. Mr. Palmatier is a high class Lumber Yard. Mr. J. S. Harper, the I workman and has the most modem and manager, has been identified with the line of---------these X a Simplex type-setting machine. The I have - nice ------ ------------machinery, for making lumber Innin™ ot this city tor many | goods, and before you buy auyBanner is one of the best of county Improved cement blocks, and gives to tho work jeers He has enjoyed a large trade, papers.—Mt. Pleasant Enterprise. thing 1 invite you to come and his most careful and painstaking at-!aad one that hasten steadily growing.. look over my stock. tention. What he has done for Mr. [Ha has care-toil)' tooked^^t^tbe i I do repair work of all kinds, The Hastings Banner has recently Smithii>Kievia<m«,ofwtathewiIiao wnnuoflil, cnrtomvni. UI1 bv tor neatly and promptly. installed sume improved machinery, and tor oxtare. Ha pnia on tte finoat finirt.. niahln* n( I is now one of the best equipped weekly and guxrantwa bi. work. Ha ata doe. yri<« hataa wM1 hl, UrKe „d ,. jiapers in the western section of the or " “ n "; ” '.7, “ mrat , W ° r ^ 7 ri0g,tel He uk.onr rwuler, je«”eLb» < «•» 4<x>r Wot pi ChUMter & Burtoe's. d suite. —Grand Rapids Press, work, build, roment walk., dona pin,- on|y wbat they ought to gladly 1 taring tad high gredu atone work, te want, them toTiv. hta J ! CLOCKS, SILVERWARE. TRUSTS A Trust is a combination of interests to maintain prices. Have we such a combination ? Who can FIGHT it, and howp. No one can fight the BINDER TRUST tut the farmer. How can he do it? Only by letting them alone. But some one may ask, what can we do? We must have nia<lii’i -■' to ,; do our work. This' is true, but there are other people WH>i BITJ.I) MACHINES and who are NOT IN ANY TRUST, who make and sell as rood ® machines as are to be found in the Trust—and that, too, for agodl t al LESS « MONEY. Now let us take the @ 1 co°’l'icnu" kill only two d,«r cacbdurmg th. , n , ,, Hi. expertenc ami du. rtudy. forte ' Sylvester Greusel. of Battle Creek, a!wavs kept ported <*n the progress of provided a license in |n the city this week shaking hands i the business which was his life work. 1 h.unt<‘r!‘ h'with his many friends here. ' gave him the reputation of being one j f side the state, such hunters being al- ; „ , . .. . . . , > .inn, ■lowtdto take oue deer away with- . Ctemterllu w. Iu Lau.mg (ot the.tart and mort thorough drug ! Friday attending the state meeting of gists in the state. i Thai fall .hootin* of duck, dmll te ,be S'h"1 »"l*rin«ndont. A«ciatium Tte tnmN. leading up .to th. Ci, 11: allowed from Sept. 1 to Jan. 15. Tbi. Kellar Stem ha. te.n at Wall lake «ar 1«1 Mr. Goody... * “‘T'1'™ Metlon may te amended, a. wmo hunt- ">»•" th. I««t week anpwlntemdin* «> taramaU, hie reeldeno. in tte er. teiicve the woeun should not open tho building of hl. fine new cottage southern city He camo tacte u He. lTOMrl„ | there. tings, and in 1IW1 joined tte.Lnion I That th^re shall te .ateolntely no Mr. and Hn Frank liorabeck at- nnn-v* serving through tte war He .hooting ot quail until Oct. 15. 1 Wl. ; temtad tte tawnd of Mrs. Frack Bur-. ™ ± t.tL I I I. [ [ ! [I 1' BINDER I WHAT IS A TRUST? llac News. thing for lunches and cold meals. It ia especially relished for dinner by those employed in the factories THE raid'd r°n‘ This protection ot two yearn is given th. qi.il in order that lie fields may . , * , -a. .. u- t evt te I.,pulat<.l with th. bmte The teeItunprovtOte hat no buuterstateaHer that time, kill more than 12 quail m Do FARMERS ENDORSE AND 1 Goodyear w>ll J'*™ *“ «««■ That .wingduxAhv ot duck. Jmll Do Not Forget iThat We Sell FARMERS th. city Thurwlav on Imainr®. ‘ .“J. | J . I of him here. It is hardly necessary 10 1 Mrs. Ellory Tobias and Miss Pearl . that hp wijj make an uctjve push ! Hall were in Grand Rapids Friday. f(>r lhtf tTude in the line <4 drugs. 11 Walter S. Powers, of Battle Creek. I books and stationery. Ho will be-, wm in the city Jooeday on business. 1 ^identified with our progressive , Hun. H. S. Maynard, of Charlotte. ! bnsineaa interests. At Alma .Mr. Mnl! was in the city Thursday on businew. । holland was the Secretary of the local, ■ 1 Mr. W. -T. Wallace attended the fu-1 Board of T rade. an organiration neral of bis unde at Saginaw on TuerfH similar to the one we have here, and 1 (j*- ■ j one which accomplished much for the । Mi. Eli«A Fitwrwld ri.ltcd nt her ■“> lhat ho’"1”'' Barry County sportsmen will be in­ terested in the new * general gatnte law i just reported out by the senate !com’ mittee, which will make important home in Bellevue over Saturday and ■ Sundnv । changes in the rules governing hunti-ing. The bill will probably become a ■ W. H. Myers & Sori, There is no SENTIMENT IN BUSINESS Grand Rapids Friday. . | •« Ccanowd fro*wP«te otw. H Miss Sarah Horton «■« a Grand ‘ I 1 BE Rapids visitor Friday. the dity of his adoption. For he has :; G. F. Chidester waa in Grand Rap- come here to-make hia home. Hi* gdod j ids Monday on business. reputation and record as a successful F. F. Hilbert, ot Woodland, .» in i taring, man haveprvcn«l«l him .nd I this i I 1st Door North of HOTEL BARRY JESSE TOWNSEND, = The Farm Implement Dealer. 8 i limited way and nt the very bottom of ; whs All Wool Suits cou- When you can buy a Suit that’s Guaranteed in lie All Wool, such as have the Clothcraft or Stein<-Bloch label, you cannot afford to take any chance on a make that’s not guaranteed. All suits bearing the above labels are gtiaranteed by the manufacturer, and they have all bedn tested. The prices for these kinds of Suits are $1O, $12 and $14, for fancy Cassimers and fancy Chevoits and for fancy Worsteds, made in, either the three button or four button sack. Our as­ sortment is large and is ready for you to look over. New things in Suspenders, just received, 25c and 50c. Hewes and Potter's Make. 25c. Fancy half hose in the latest designs, tans, reds and blacks. Chidester Ob Burton, Leading Clothiers. A �..WE.. . LOCAL NEWS | Give Away A SMAU booklet • thattallM 8U The Nashville News showed very; cummendible enterprise in giving fa • | its last issue a full account of the trati- Clwsrt**r Tfieeday. I .nony in the Tubbe mnnler oue. I J- G. KMhr, of ‘ Cornelia, Manni has moved to thia i ro® cUy Tueedav. city from Grand Rapids and baa a Mitor Felghn'er ot Vm.bvln'. I edition with the Wood Working Co. , iu city Seurday. ‘ I end resides at the corner ot High ata Roy Fuller Bohw^Mreots. g behave all the ShespDIps. .pe Lally wll’in iiYt yon iinice to p. S. Paint, .85e C. H. Osborn has placed TOme | I[lx Harn. w is some now mmrors in his display win-, tta guret „f S|a M' w .lows, Mr. Ostan, has a fine stock ot Jam.. M Smilh 'k shore, clothing and Gents furnishings. ■ in tta eltr m ?'• °f "oodl'l“<l w, and wfll be better able to diaplay them! J . I "" - than be has teen in the past. ; Will Fairchild wants everyone to un- I denrtxnd that his grocery and dry goods I i store is open evenings. He ha* juat received a nice line of underskirts and ! invite- imqipction of them. It will pay you to read his adv. and keep posted on what he has to offer. ot Chicago, spent a few nnisand O’Connor, ' Cra’rfoni returned Ratnr' _monunK to her home Norwalk. O. t ?>i.ercv °,c°n»»or and wife are enter­ J*®1-1* their ai«ter Mrs. Mina Scott, of C"ucaKO Mrs. Lottie Russell went to Detroit , ' . , At the homo of the bridegroom in ft week with this city on Thursday evening May 4, ■ ■ ’ Mr. Wm. Coburn was united in mar- , • Pro.f’ T- • Gallate attended tba rihge to Mias Ella Qonlon, Rev. H. H. g™nd opera ar Grand Rapids Saturday v... i„b,,„ officiating, extend our’!iUternoonVauAuken >Unce Hobba and daughter Mrs. jLi . H. Ostern went to Lansing Saturday ............ .. —uxuay to visit * About 2S of the little friends of little .° T‘sit relM‘vra. Terewt Wftlier Were entertained at her ! . Earl ^ rown of TKalamazoo was in the Brown ofJCalamazoo .home last Friday afternoon, it being clt? tlie fore P“rt of the week visiting her fourth birthday. Ice cream and fricnds and relatives. < ake were served, and the little folks Chas. Newton and wife, of Hastings, all went to their homes rejoicing over ®pent Sunday at Fred Rawson's.— the jolly time they had'apent. Vermontville Echo. congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Goodyear Bros., the old rehatile hard- j Mrs. C. Nevue.^of Nashville, is visit­ ware and implement dealer^ have an fag with her grauiddaughter Mrs. Will adv. in this wane that will be of in- j Ream 4&» W. BondSt. u rest to farmers. This well knm Mrs. I^eon Rasmussen and Mis. Gleifa firm haiullra nothing but the must re- Folland. of Middleville, spent a few lialde makes, and whatever you buy day» in tbe city last w«-k of them, yon can l>ank upon it that » r i.» i \ ■ ” "iB n “k1 T t T1 ’*"■ ■<•** “ a -iwcialky ot all kitol, ot form >mIie He wi;i will remain here t«>me time ptaarau Md ft wllkpay fontan, to rework ,« hi. trade ----------- --..... ; carpenter, and 8 TlOUSt* tbeir line before i>luciug an order. may conclude to make Hastings his The Board of Education at the meet- ' home, ing Thursday evening made “quite a W. O. Thompson and his little atm. run" uf business Mias Charlotte of Greeley. Colorado, were in the’eky Brutum was re-eugage-1 for the music Monday, the guests of Mr. add Mrs. J. and drawing jpoaition. at a salary of Lumfaird. Mr. T. ,is a cousin of The Druggists. W>l. Tta work in Mutttol, Trainiiot T. ...........Iiombard. vllll.wu Mr. He came to Chicago wm mta.. » full day preilta, at n «al- |„t „,..k with a bnucli ,,f ,l,uep Jay received ary ot J.XD. Tta entire corp, ot grade ' whidl brought from'!,I, large ratal, tem hen» was re-engaged at a salary uf ' ,3^25. are increase of Charles Wills' it-.s an'«l L, Heart Garveth, was re-elected Janitor at a salary of ’ AN APPRECIATION That excellent paper, the I\>rtiand From W. H. Goodyear for Mis Custo­ observer; came torimed last wevk en­ mers and Friends in This City larged to a seven column 'juarto. and and Vicinity. . showing other evidences of euten>rise.. For mvre than thirty- five years, Th" Observer has always l»een a live aud fof nearly thirty years nmtinnnttaly l.>cal payier, add the change made in until last Saturday. I was engaged in ita tixe will add mud) to its value to ' the druggist btuitu*-« tn this eity. Ln its’readen*. .We>an» sure tint busir.i“ss all that time I have enjoyed a splendid men of Portland will show tlk-ir appre­ l>atroiui^e from the pebppt of Hastings ciation of the' Observer's enterprise by aud vicinity; a trade that has been so enlarged .demands upon its advertising loyal us to make it .a great. pleasure ' •jvucc. t , for mfe to do buslnqM whh them. 1 tu tell much at•tbe irate, to a sec . Hamilton ■hgine’’ move wants. We .ii. In differ- A e guarantee teh aud ii goes ; ..red—we fix no'm’alter ii ir.ay be. it r-.Gii i II leaves Lt-i.i. Charges ‘JOHN BESSMER, the jeweler, HastLnc,. Mlchigsiv ' Work Shoes C. E. Lunn has an Announcement in this issue that will lie e>|<ecia!ly inter­ esting to gentlemen. For the next ten' days he will have a ^special sale on pants, and will make tliem to order for 13.150 to fcl.UU per pair. Mr. Lunn has a nice stock of cloth on hand is an experienced workman and: the prices quoted are certainly attractive. Tailor made clothing fits 1 letter, and therefore wears tetter, and the prices he quotes places tailor made clothing dually with­ in the reach of anyone. , The following from' the Owosso. Times with reference to Mi» Grace E. DeWey. -formerly of thia city, will be of interest to her many friends in Has tinga: MisajGraco E. Dewey has re­ signed her position at Harcourt Place, Gambier. Ohio, and with MiM Grace H. Frisby, of New Haven, Conn., will take a party of young ladies to Florence, Italy, to sjs-nd next winter. Native teachers in Italian and French will te provided and much attention will te given to history and art, >*» i Florence affords the test facilities of j any city in Europe for that study. During the year trips will te made to Rome. Naple. Venice. Milan And other Italian cities. Tb« party will sail in September by tbe southern ri»ute and return in. July, prc^hably "l»y the norih- wuuld te most ungrateful did I not in this public manner express my appn-ciutiun for. and my heartfelt thanks to. my g ood friends who have iiccerded me such ajrcncruus jiatronage. I shall remember always, and with fqelings of deep gratitude, your mure thin kind­ ness during these many years. It is with feelings of regret that 1 come to the realization that these very pleasant business relations are now at an end. Permit me in conclusion to express the hope and wish tl at you may give to my ancceesOr. Mr. A. E Mulholland, the same generous patronage and that there may grow up tte same kindly personal and business relationship, that have made business a pleasure-for me. Sincerly Yours. W. H. Goodyear. WILL 00 BETTER STREET WORK That Is the Determination o? the New City Administration. trove, AotomobUe and «.n Awiy 1X Tbrowtag the Oreu^ut, ot ihe f • Busty Out end Breaking • the Machine. ' . I’.T1*’' n,oro|n< Mr,. A. C. Bora, i • d Mr. Arthur Gorbrne. „f Rutland. A were drtnng to tta ehy ln tta latter. Z buggy. Se„ d. R. Cook', on Green ! *treet: f T- fvlgrov,-', automobile 2 Wd them, aud aa it gojng b- * tta hon« pranced around a little tat • «>d tat offer to run. When ta thought • that ta tad Bafely paaaed. Mr. Colgrove A *r nnd louder!: Z , , °° tl>e powt .................. ... ivuuri nptaion evidently trigbrenta <ne the । ? animal and he began to.run after f tbe I W automobile. When Mr. Cdgrove si saw j W that tta Imrre w„ gainillg b>. ,urn(nJ \ * out in (rent ot Frank Hoe,’ to let it ' * l<o- The home Im,,..J „[ veering 2 around the machine went straight 8 ntaml and crutad into it. ’ throwing “ the ladies out and smashing up the W wood-work of the Iwk end uf the. > automobile, and breaking the thills of - A the buggy. Mrs. Gorham tvicaped with A a few ted bruises, but Mrs. Boyes had ? one of her rite fractured and was also J foully bruised and shaken up. Drs. W Fuller and McGnffin were called and £ attended to their injunes, Mrs. Boyes' A injuries while very painful will not A prove serious. w» the physician thinks, J and she is getting along as well as can J te oxpecte>L Mrs. Boyes' hnsluuid wits in the auto with Mr. t’olgrove and 9 witnessed the mishap. He says he A thought that Mr. C. had reason to be- Z lit. ve that tin, danger of a runaway was a over tater havfag gotten his machine J past the horse Which, though showing W some fear, seethed,tj> te settling down 0 alright. But it ap]k*ars that tha home ' has always teen frightened at any noise A of an expkaive character, aud when .2 Mr. C. tun ed on more power the loud- ■ 9 er report of tfa« explosion so scared him ® that he fa-c.une unnianagk-abte If S ou Arc it Will Pay You to Visit $2.50 Veal Calf, $2.00 W. CLARKE & C0„ •ays looking for Something Better to offer our custdmThere is always a best in every kind of goods, and only tbe s good enough fos us to handle, for we appreciate the - advertis­ ing value of a satisfied customer. WE Our Ibng hosiery experience has shown us that there are many good brands of hosiery; it has shown us also that nearly every brand is weak in one or more features. Yarn quality, dye quality and workmanship are the crucial points in hosiery manufacture, and 'few kinds can boast of excellency in all these departments. Wayne Knit Ma^hless hosiery is an exception. It is a great pleasure to'carry this line, tor we know it is strong all* through, and has no weak points. Yarns, dyes, and workmanship are all of the best, and the mill guarantees every stocking sent oiit. There's a satisfaction in knowing you are right. That is our satis­ faction in offering this hosiery to you. ,We have absolute faith m the mill and its guarantee. We have absolute faith in the quality of the goods as shown in wear and fast dyes. We arc convinced»of their unusual superiority in finish, shapeliness, fit and elasticity.' e are partly selfish in selling Wayne Knit hosiery, for we want Matchless your confidence and know of no better way to get it. and Pony stockings for children are exbostery for men anJ v re know they are the kind yoiu want. celiynt hosiery values. We Guarantee Them Popular Priced Phone 30. 25c Bros Money Back Store. Hastings, Mich Are wanted in this great work-a-day world EASY TO GET MEALS- And so, very early in life, you should J become a Thc Women Folks Will Find It to Their Advantage to Phone 238. LIFTER. As tbe hot weather is coming on. it is often a difficult matter for the house wife to know just what to get for meals. M. J. Weaver, proprietor of Weaver’s New Market, corner of Court and Jefferson St.. has solved the prob­ lem. and at his place can te found the following cold meats, all nicely cooked and ready to te served. Cold Yea! Loaf. Cooked Com B«ef. Minced Hara. Roiled Pork Loins. Boiled Bams. Pre-­ ed Hams. Bologna. bYankforta ami Dried Beef. With their new Orr ft Lxrkets Drop Fan Cooler they are able to keep their steaks and meats ot all kinds in the very test prasible condi­ tion, guaranteeing customers nice me.it <. Phone 338. Goods delivered to all parts of tbe city. One of the most efficient ways of Lifting is to acquire a LEVERAGE through thel^ habit of SAVING: and this habit of Saving comes to those who deposit their money with this bank. 3 °o INTEREST Compounded $2.25 Oregon Calf, WAYNE KNIT HOSIERY Wright the Christmas Studio. H. .1. Christmas. the photographer, has added a line of Kodak•», Cnmcias and Ph<itogrk|>iiic supplies, and three can be found at all times.at bin studio. The novice in picture-taking will find Mr. Christmas, who is an experienced. • ]4>nt<igrn]iher. u most helpful friend in tline of -trouble --and ' ‘ Kodak fiends’' often have tronYde sooner or later. The trouble is often in the Kodak or Camera. and frequently in the <Jp,,rating of it. Two cam* rat- may te of exactly the Maine size mid price; one camera w ill take an excellent picture, while the other «ill take very poor pictures aud Im practically worthless. Why* Simply because uite camera fan.1’ u gixsl leu* aud the other a ptfqr one. Mr. Christmas will sell ,no kodak or camera without first givipg it ii trial to we that it U ah right, so it will pay anyone thinking of buying one t«» *e<him. Another thing fa that he In streets all who buy' their kodaks, camera*, or supplies of him. how , to use them, how to' develop pictures, and all • about it. (Veal Caif, v IFfarl we sag we do, we do do ARE YOU A “KODAK FIEND?' Yesterday Mayor Heath. Strtet <?ummissioner Fifield and seatoal of tte ai­ dermen went to Grand Rapids fur the .'!h ^Tl ■ ' purpose of investigating the methods of street work done in that city, with a view of improving that kind of work nursery notes. fa Hastings. We are glad the council is taking this needed action. We would Never put rubber on a baby. . ern route. like to see some permantmt work done, Bottle fed babies require three tlmei Two weeks from Saturday. Mr. and work ttet will 13ft. work that will £on"rt.«.s nr Lace, stall as much’rare aa others. Mrs. Emil Tyden aud their daughter • Doobhj Sole... Bibs for a boy. may be made out « show its good quality thirty years Florence will leave this city for New We question very much if old soft napkins and tablecloths. York, where they will take an Atlantic 7 * .. single rod of that Y sick child Mould never occupy at “‘t steamer and make an extended visit kinB ’c of . street work fof for aU all tbp the Inside room. Fresh air Is a prime ne with relatives ip Sweden. While on ^^^4, of dollar, lhat hare been ox- cesaity. CVSSlty. . . Never experiment with a child 11 the other dde they -ill alto vtat ottajj > fw Ughw,^ Wo briieve Contres.- or Jjue. penutu upw —o....... j health. Consult Mime reliable physicist | countries of Continental Europe. an<*U •it will ....be wise ..not ... •hree Sok-... to attenyit so much regarding the trouble. probably England. Scotland and Ire­ work tat to do well wtat ftxttumptoa. ‘Never rock a baby; never trot a baby ; land. They will return early in Au­ If no more than half a mile of nnrt never wake It except to feed It; allo'' gust Mr. Tydeo left Sweden whep a clam road work were (lone every year no ono to tie. It. eapedally on th, ! boy of 18, coming to America all alone. on tta main enterancre to the city, in mouth. His experiences upon his MTival in n few years .we would tare roaik of Do not train a child, aa you frequent Si«tlc Svir tare „B|y, this “land of the free,” and what he 'ly see a man train a horse, by letunj which all could be proud. _ ...... went through before —— finding understand the council proposes anger aud punishment ta tta drat an VfCllt, ---- V himself 1 Cl. _ X.. employed in an Tl? 1r1111 w 1town, OWll. I ! to 'pnrchii-Tthroe . . .. 11—. to,.urn oA ATI profitably Illinois ton roller on nouncoment that be baa erred. Habits are formed with such surprla make a very interesting story, not at { ~‘ .’ This certainly, will help ‘O'lft “fter tog qulcknreo that great ^creU”; all to the credit of some Americans ahonld bo cierelaed over everythin! who were quick to take advantage of । --------that la dona A baby win cry ta■ amal a boy’s lack of knowledge of American , Hlll shire. dtalptruoua track aa rocking and toot conditions and of the English language. DlbM(__D»d you Ing, « onco indulged to them. But ta found th. attar Hnd'ol I th, fond for thn retat ot potaloto a covered mwllclnc spoon la a nee hUYMfit9u,li,y«’’o*' Storw. Anrericata, tta rc.1 genuine kind, who Sldnnen-No. brt Ml noeaesalon to tta booao where then .retain. It la ot. chinaopen at _____ ’ MICHIGAN. M-emed glad to show the right Spirit I told him bow w him to h*p himrolt-ltat m-BoHon Tren»erlp L the tip. Which la taaerted between th and to L.*.r — ——»up aud tta apoon railed, ao that Um beat armor IS to keep outer rwwas all hc wanted. All will wish Mr. coatento mum run Into tho mouth. Tar and Mrs. Tyden and Florence a happy * Drtven(s rjneumoaiA ! journey and a safe return. piofe iiafelach, Logie Co.- •( Hor„ Berem, Frighton.d .t Mr. Col. 2 ' : 'deal It ooutain- « -_ . . ‘ftofonuaH s' ••mLfrmt ri. ■ you may ,lrire । i-.ill about jr.'l n*1 “ . ,■e h,.w fl.KKik-the 1^7 Sent I'rel',lra■ „ V, : ■ i 3V.' tllis BAD RUNAWAY ACCIDENT TUESDAY • ll0# and When to spray; iiiiif Apple. Peach and ' _ and all Plyfll Bees, small fruits. rg.»d dip V personal mention. ld.s^"Km“n”,lncir*»aR*l>- ♦ ♦ f ♦ * ♦ SEMI - ANNUALLY BY THE Hastings 59 ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY CO. CAPITAL $50,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 �- 8 . HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 11, !«*■ • CARLTON CEKT«i. 1 row of Carulina^poplar trees the whole , , I rarewnor haa aa yet not teen ctewtrn. I length of his farm on Sec. 80 Woodland Honora are coming thick and fast: 01, Sunday. Mr. Mr. Bard, who recently rooratir ,. township. for John Shriber. A short time ago x^hville of a complicwtkm of; AND VICINITY. Mrs. Frank Pensmore entertained te waa drawn for May juror and disr-awm. »“ ton*4 (nun ,mra the Cartton C*rl“‘’ ji her mother Mrs. Bowes and her sister Saturday-ho recieved n#ice that be •M E. r! 'lnrcb with with Siting honors The church Biting Ixtoora. The WOODLAND. of Hastings a few days last week. had recieved the appointment of mail 11crowd to do him honor txrald nW all j Charles Edwins of Sunfield township. carrierjon route nine in Irving, his■,1 te .,-comodated I and hia brother Odd EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATION. odc of the milk drawers for our cream­ duties to commence Monday May 16. Fellow, from here and Freeport The regular eight graders who were ery, was fatally shot, by one of the We undersvand there were a dozen ap­ ed him to hl« lart rrotlng plane. «» HIGHEST HIICC here on Tuesday are as follows: From deputy sheriffs of. Eaton county oh plicants for the position but John was, waa well known in this vicinity and Woodland ’township: Dis. No. L. Sunday night It seems that Mr. the winner. His substitute is Michael levo, a eon and two daughters to IN Florence Stridden, Paul Smith, Walter Edwins and his wife had been having mourn hia Itte. Interment at Fuller Fisher, Al vah'Mote ; No. 2 , William some trouble caused by another wo­ i Fred Fleming is moving his bouse­ PRODUCE Jordan; No. 4. Carl Burkle. Elmer man. About two months Bgo Mrs. ' hold goods from the Center to his cemetery. Preparation, are already on foot for Staples ; No. 5, Leo. V. Rush, Gladys Edwins left her home and went to her | father's house, for whom he will work a baae ball team hero this year and aa Haight; No. 6, Waldo J. Gerlinger; father’s, Stephen Springett’a who re­ ' the coming year. roon aa there i<a loll in erring work, No. 7, Fred Mastr No. 8, Glenna sides in Castleton. We are informed Harold Andrus, the eight year old candidate, will te roqueted to report Hagar, Gayle Hager. Agnes Cole, i that certain parties were acting as de, son of Frank Andrus, caught the index for practice. Jerry Einmhand haa Pearl Warner,.. Percy Lehman. Orlin | testiyw endeavoring to get evidence i finger of his left hand in tha lawn charge of arrangements. Yank, Elsie Bizer. Nettie "Wheeler, i that^would warrant” the arrest of Mr. j 6n>wer the first of the week and nearly Garden Sends. “ ~ “ Ph<** No.*. Orpha Ellison: No. 8 frl. Cecil Hager, । Edwins-3 On Sunday evening about i severed it at -the first joint. The COBB’S CORNERS. Robert Smith. From Carlton town­ ten o'clock the deputy sheriff accom- I little fellow suffers considerably from Mteter Hteta Matthew, ol Rudand ship: Dis. No. 8, Grace Holmes, I panted by two other parties rapped at th. Injured uttratter. Maud Durkee, Beulah Goodell. No. 7; Mr. Edwin's door and demanded ad­ I Th.Ua^AldSadirtywnihddth.lr Martha Wickham. There were several _______ : mittance and on being refused, got a. n.xt mating nt tte horn, of Mr. .nd Mr. ...d Mr. Jtunra Mrtttew. the pu others who wrote out the examins- . -raj] ftna ------smashed and —— ^-2’in — The window — ii Mra. Lawrence tte Hr.t Wetlnredar in work. e.rrier tions. but some already had an eighth the deputy sheriff crawled through tte grade diploma and some were in “ the !1 opening .tet was met by Mr. Edwins, May. They tdro intend to hold MX-ial or jiartv toon near. th. Center 1(1thl> V,,JB V01 _ lower grades. will prove a. aatiaftetory a. Etart. ■ who auacted him. It seems that Mr. and reimtero, tteir tmranry i Edwins proved to be the tetter mon, There will te a . ten tax-ltd at tte hear that Alto Mnthew. tex tte DIES OF CANCER. getting the deputy sheriff dowp. We realttoro of Hater A King Friday fr' tttg mall routo •“> wl“ n”>” “ HOUSE CLEANING TIM E alwj.~~ Mra. Bath Bawdy, who hn. teen a l“«»"‘all tte f«-ia J>at daring tte evening far th. teneM of tte M. E. Irvingtht.wrek. Good lack to. you great «,«er from «teer for tte pmtt <l» deputy xhvnfl d.ot Mr. Ed-. new furniture. We have a fine line ..I QUAR. '* • *, Let everybody come. Allen. two yeart.^nietly jiaoied um,y on Tues-X"108'Wlce’ tlrcr,<^l> tho leg and The prayer meeting this week was Tins community was shocked by the j TERED OAK *uite», highly polished and tin .,' day May 2. aged S3 year,.:! month, **“ "e*r th,! >»*rt- A „ ’’I?’’'.', 7, , 0 • ■ • Smith, sudden death of little Alice Cunning­ latest designs for, from 125 to $50 and 8 days. Funeral’was held at the WB* Bt once caUed ttud a ■pedal- hdd lbe h0— ™ of- C-- k ; ham of heart failure. She had not village L”. B. chnrch, Rev. Yost of; 5st fr°m Grand Rapids was summonMrs. Raymond is fixing up her pro- ; We also have fine bed room suites in ELM ! lieen well the week, but ^as not i Lake Odessa officiating Mrs. Sawdy wbo Pron°unc<Ml the wounds as perty and will make her.home with us ASH and PLAIN OAK, beautiful pieces and-xiicelv cvnshiered dangerous until about three , was among the first settlers in our ' We are inforui(xl that a woman this summer, o’clock Saturday afternoon, and p««l • polished that we sell for, from $18 ti $30. ' 1 township. -She leaves two daughters. , MF** found in the house with Mr. Ed- i Grange meeting the changing away at four. She was a bright little i four sans1 and a number of grandchild-j " *.ns ,uid tbat Kbe waa arrestetl ur-d‘-of the ftit-eting p'a *e to the town hall ! R awa We have in stock a nicejine of SPRUES. MAT­ ... -wfj* six years and much lured by all j ren and cither.relatives, and a host of itaaen to Charlotte. WHS rt |ftrge majority. A flower ^ ,r KftMiciste^. ° TRESSES and PILLOWS to go with our Su,!: her Much sympathy is felt | friends to mourn her loss. ' 1 SCHOOL NOTES ' march was inaugurated and at wme for the bereaved family. The funeral i j The high school nine will play West future meeting captains .for the sides ‘'r will te held to-day (Monday) at two , I will proably te chosen. DEATH OF ARV1LLA STOWELL. ‘ "'°"dl“n'5 Tuesday. o’clock at the church. Etta Houghton and Dorr Mead visitMr. and Mra. F» Wood of Coats Miss lArvilla Stowell, of whom ment­ 1 school hmt week. , Grove spent Sunday with the latter’s APLE GROVE. on was made last week as being dan- j Gradoling enrelM, .re to fie held ' •*"»«• Mt' *’,a Mnt B""5' . ................. ...................... ....... . The Misses Greta Wolf and Sylvia j gerously {in,‘'died* of, eerebro spinal j ' - May - -20. । Rttfujj Hosmer 4s painting his bouse Swift passed Sunday anti Saturday at' meningitia cm May 2. age 13 ycara. f «t the M. E church Monday : putting bis place in fine condition. • — •month, and 4 dajv. Tte funeral wrn. All are invited to attend, Battle Creek. STRAWBERRIES WOODLAND Straw Hats... - — 'Hart, dreg .tore lobe Ode~Hte STRAWBERRjg Fresh stock just received. This is the season of the ._ year to think of them. We have them all styles aud prices. See bur line of that we sell from 25c to 60s Boys Johnnies 25c Specials 7 lbs. Oatmeal.... 25c 7 Bars Acme soap everythikg IN GROCERIES f Boys Knee Pants Bib overalls. EVERYTHING 25c HENRY RflQLrt COATS OROVE QENEKUL STORE Good Printing' Printing' printed, end on good pa­ * per. Remember the BAN- ~ DRY GOODS J. HOMER DEPUe BED ROOM SUITES Renkes# Walldorff Pianos, Organs. held at tlw Holmes church Thursday Two more weeks after this Mnij ■ There will te seine changes in the ; Fem Cooley has been quite “ill the ' schools about here. Miss Wardell ofc■ past week with pleurisy. ! aftenxion. May 4. Rev. Lyon of .the M. Hurrah.'' for vacation, j E. church officiating. ! ------ ----- ---------------the Friend scliool will go to the Brown 1 Miss Nellie.'Reese is no better at this -oocxxiococe , COATS GROVE. school house. Mb® Geiger of the Brown 1 writing. . WDUrd iBulten to moving ia Oto'i I rcheol ta tte Koutli Jordan atenrt j Born,'Henry Hynes and wife on • nuUH, -----. - --t Mr-. Dell Clark* of Battle Creek is house. . ’ ’ south of, Woodland, and Mr. gVddington Sunday April SU. .' dangbter. ™“'‘f . . w<r“t«hre wUl rt^dZ’^b^te? at helping are far ter.»i«. r Mire Nellie Archie oaU's'luiM I&teslhas moved moved to. to’ H.uiiitld Banfield ' ., . z-n r- i a •« Arcnie -* • • . Born, ta Chas. Earlv and wife on ■ » , . Neese. Ih to BUY all kinds of GRAIN. SEEDS HAY 5 1— , 1 . .. *, . , | where ho Mitends to work this summer. Elmer Clark of Battle Creek jiassed ; Tuesday evening May 2. a daughter. 1 .. . . . L. WOOL, and LIVE STOCK at thq | Herbert Sprague and Wm. Demond Sunday at E1 ReeseS. „ ; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Leffler entertain­ are buildiqg^bams [cin^tlicir lota ket Price and to sell BRICK. BRAN COAI X . Burn.' to Lowell Jurranl and wife. ed Wixidbnry friends over Sunday. । f'lAude Wood wUTcommenee earn-ing CEMENT. FLOUR, GRAINS. • )1A< J[in 5 ' April 29, an-S pound boy. Htetoy Hill mtd tally h.v. moved =M -j,-------------- — DLINGS. SALT, and WOOD PLASTER at the ’ into the Mrs. Hunsicker Hunsicker'ss house latchlately ! • . ' A few from this vicinity .attended Loiceet Market Price. 1 Tbe W. C. T. U. held their annual Bow Rexall Catarrh Cure Won Our the dance at Fred Potter’s last Batur-1 vacate*! by W. H. Scaw. Eudonement Strictly On IU Merita meeting at the home of Flora Wood : day night. Rev. I. E. Crites and wife of Cale­ Tuesday and hail chicken pie dinner. | don in visited Woodland friends oh . When we firit beard of Rex all Mucu- i Mrs. Geo. Belson has the mumps. Gail Cooper. Gertrude Ehret, Artie Tone we were not particularly interested j Thursday Of last week. If blossoms are any sign, an abund­ | Mrs. John Velte and Miss Carrie ' Fuller and Arlie Townsend took the in it. We knew every Rexall remedy ant pencil crop is foretold. eight graded exami nation at Hastings was made of the best materials and by Your business is to sell what we btir and to bur' ; Groxinger were at Grand Rapids on experienced chemists and pharmacists, Ella Cooper. Edna. Belson and Norma j Saturday. what we sell. and we were satisfied that when tbe Thursday of last week. Shafer of tbe Norton school attended Rexall Company produced a catarrh . Ferris Rose was called here by the STATE ROAD. cure it would be tbdrougblv meritorious. I tbe 8th grade examination at Nash- j death of his aunt Mra. Ruth Sawdy; The quarterly meeting at the church I But ye were not at all •’excltear’ ssoUl it. . rill? last Thursday. When we raw the formula it struck ua , Chas- Eaton has been very ill the. returned tQ his hQme in Grand Rapid* was well attended. A large and ap- ' as something new and very good, so that Phone 57 and see how willing we ate to do our Manday^morning. s, j precistive audience listened to the i when some of tne, first bottles of past week and is still quite sick. part. J. iJ. Perkins of Prairieville was in good sermons and three additions to; Mucu-Tone arrived we unhesitatingly I Miss Jennie Endinger of Battle Creek ' recommended It to several chjonle suffer­ • formerly of this place left last Thura- , town on business on Friday of last the church were made. ers'from catarrh—customers of ours. week. day for Spokane, Wash., where she Preaching at the chnrch next Sunday 1 Within a few weeks the reports began will lie united in marriage to Dennis to come in and as we heard of the prompt Martin Curtis and wife and Calvin evening. WnrehouM opposite C. K. ft S. depot. ’ l‘b« 57. Sawdy of Big Rapids were in Wood- j School closes , ,this r..i week for a vaca- cure of case after case that bad stubborn­ I Kniff also of Battle Creek. They will OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC47 ■ . l.na,tot Friday, relied here by the ti„„. A rlxa day 'roj otor'v^l’an'd'irc ly rcslstn! every other medicine and i make Washington their future home. treatment, our interest grew until now death at tteir mother Mra. Rath crBHm |wM !„t Ta<wl„v we are honestly and earnestly enthusias­ Sarrily. evening, proceeds to supply book, lor tic about this sjilendid remedy. HIGH BANK. Mucu-Tone is tht cure for catarrh and Mrs. Easton who has-been spending the library teing M.43. Mra. Merrick‘t if you could stand in our store day after We had a nice shower Saturday the winter at Mulliken has returned to j is an iq>-to-datc teacher and is greatly j day and..hear the grateful words of suffer­ which will rentier plowing fnr rokn ■ ber home for the summer. j appreciated by both parents anil pn- ers who have been restored to health by much easier. it, you would grow just as confident as Etta Houghton who bas^ been spend- pila The eighth grade scholars from here} ing’the week inxert. [with her grand- ; Mrs. WiipVhitlock of Barrjwille is attended the examination in Hastings ' mother. Mra. Christina Bizer has gone ' spending the week with her sister Mrs. Saturday. . You will soou want a new’ Refriptn**-... IVe have a Ml to Lowell tiYsspend the summer with , Bert Kinne. | . Mi-a Mudge stayed over Sunday with line of them, and can suit you. Anmuij those we bay* rela*iT«?8 j Mrs. Paddock has been entertaining ! : Berate Henry. are the LEONARD CLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS M. F. Early who has l»een teaching’' her daughterjmdjfamily of Big Rapids. | Milton Edwards entertained several i which can be taken apart and cleTrxd, thin by. prevwschool inlGladwin county has returned Mr> Wfttor!1 in LivinKbU)n of his school mates Saturday in honor j­ ing any* accumulation uf dirt. 'Theft- n nigvralors keep home and he-and his family are now to accompany his mother here where , of his twelfth birthday. things ' nicely settled in their home in our ! wiU terne fur the present, Mrs. H. Bechtal and ‘ Miss, Oma J village. J ! The Dime society will meet at the j Mudge spent Sunday at John Cheese­ William and Rolla ’ Fox of Morgan I 2 1“ The doors are air-tight. They are bitift upon the m«t i , man’s. are grafting L.‘Parrot's young orchard, jJ parsonage Thursday afternoon. scientific principle®, after 25 years of experience in their Frank Edmonds is making some good j Mrs. C. M. Hall who has been spend--' i Died, on Tuerfday of last week, in- j manufacture. Have a good air clrctilack'u and um !«’• | improvements in his farm. ing two weeks visiting here, went Mon-' font daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everet UtUcIre. We »l,o haTe-lbe CHALLLMi-1CKBERO RE* i day to Morgan where she will visit I Cl tun, FRIGEKATORS end the ••GRAND" HARDWOOD REMARTIN ^CORNERS. j friends a few days then return to.Salem '• Mrs. Geo. Leffler entertained her FR1GERATORS, which ere of toe nIMrni ttd Marshall Clapper is working fox F. ■ where she will work for her grand- i mother' of^Lake Odessa a few days lost ' • to date eoaetrucllon. We are headqaertvrt tor Mrigt. ■ Barry’. ' daughter Mrs. Norman Lowe. week. ■ . aton. Call and ,ee us. Miss Grace Hilton is suffering from , Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eaton spent | Miss Gertrude Roosa spent last week an attack of the qninsy. ^Bunday at John Cheeuaam’s. ■ with her ponsin Mrs. Della Tyler. Mra. Dr. Roberts of Coats Grove is i Mary Lamb spent the latter part of ,nursing Edith Firster through her ill- i NORTH MAPLE GROVE. the week, returning home Monday tness. . Mrs. Fred Rose of Manton is visiting JOHN H. SPENGI.ER. THE hardware; DEALERS PHONE W. morning, with relatives and friends Miss Julia Barry is spending the week ' cuv Engineer engineer Spengler, of Chicago, la Is Citv id in Lake"Odessa. with Miss Juna Perry of South Hast- | one of the foremost men of his profession iu »e In C. Parrott of Lowell spent Sunday j■ n.,N i B 11* country. The plans fur sonic of the g-. — ... me .» . . anti son• --■avaaaa Glenn ,■ with his brother L. Parrott of this I ‘,■■ft— B ava»u>a municipal aaauil><z>|Hlla .wiirgj -------- ---greatest works m In the lut last lew few i Mrs. D. G. Diller Minnie and Bertie Roush of Hastings years hare originated in his brain, and weM to Woodland Wednesday to con- : •> visited their sister Mrs. C. Crocker at “Tc beencarried out under his technical suit with Dr. McIntyre. They spent I VamHier „CGraod Rapid. •T»n‘I JSritow tata-’ ... He h a man of commanding the night with Sam Gutchess returning Sunday^with relativea in Woodland. ! Regarding the merits of Mucu-Tone “<”ne th® ’*Xt Rev Chas. Glaus the blind evangelist , William ScHmaltzriet is on tbe sick : preached to a full’house at the F. M. l*wg«t into Will Hide', flock of * list; *• chnrch Sunday morning. sl'*!' •ua klu“1 ,w” »< Mr- *na Mr* J- «• Reymond, moved -JJ Oren Jordai^purchased a terse of A. The L. A. S, wilPmeet with Mrs. F. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Raymond, moved * J. Roberts in Lake Odessa lost week. Barry Wednesday May 17 for suppei SPrtng.: tot WednteMisellable Jordan‘visited Mrs. V’. All are invited to attend. C. Roosa last Monday. । cKirtoofiL-n ,wN-k/b.-ire..,,..,.. .—u._ T-ast Friday while L. E. Mudge and i ,7 •■' ■‘“■rntkitry LrounirASSYRIA. . h" d Tl"- cure Elroy and Leon Purdun returned i ; a gang of workmen were buzzing wood ' We have the latest and most approved infa-hifli• w r‘^a’ J H-SPENOLER., Mns. Briggs. Mra. Shepard. Mrs. from'Battle Creek Monday. testimony of or hundreds. Hundreds. । near b’s hpuse, the sparks from the j M 1• au. «*’ wmk “}°> tentlmony the market for making Cement Blocks. Ju builflOtto Townsend tlie mail carrier i F*y. Mrs- A- Ford- Mabl° Ctx ,U1'1 hil «aU ------¥uc*t«b« wofk ths va^auunci ''ngine ret fire to me the roor roof or of the *., ”37^-v.ma« through through mo uiis to the kitchen m ing, everything depends upon the foiHinaueuIt drives out a^coX™ the jxnsonous ’X" ----- ” 1— for Route 3. He will aim to give good I Mrs. J. C. Tompkins spent last Friday blood. it'b £5 ?fa to »' We manufacture our own blocks, and whi‘>i I-*"1 matter with which the muco-cclb are service to his patrons on his route. j with Mrs, Matsch at Bellevue. — "• — ™z — — . ‘ " ‘ totuiutiuon una — — ■ --buy of us yon know that everything is KIGllL Van Simmons is painting »Zhouso in | “ n«*nber 'rom bere attends UF. 0,6 It makes sick ------------------- ---------' LET US FIGURE with you on your bill of lniul»>r Lake Odessa far Weriey George. , qmrtwly meeting at Pennfield last | P^Pji ’tr"'F Htetaclia to never known to thoee 1 W 1 -meruber that catarrh is not merely a ' peraous who take an occasional fim» I —» and building-supplies,' if you expect to <loa»l Tuesday night'school in Di st- Na 21 . . . . , d**7*^th« he0o«> dthroat. but that it Hueules. The value of tte * rein oU 1 building this season. We have a coihpli'i'' docs will close by having exercises, fiab Mary Keyes and son v hi ted relatives EX anyu?r of ithe ?r«*n« of the tained from “ --ri; the —• -Pine >iue tree lrt* has hM long ten been “ 4V pond and a ciphering mafatfL A good ; Mt Battle Creek last Week. ted). Rauemter, too. that Rexall Mucu- fbTri? recognized •* of everything in tills line and will save you nu'uej” ?ilIn Q the thft}t“ reat— “fut“of• disease. ■ X lone Is only ixMitive and permanent f ‘ $e b,fddertl“dl Wdneys. One dose J crowd is c-H>ecied. । Mrs. Lizxic Tasker attended, the fncure known to science. Give it a trial , of I meules will give relief, aud one I SEE OUR FENCE POSTS WoodlBna can tetot of a good ball noral of Mi» Arvilla Stowoll al Wood­ and If not nm than satisfied, we will I bottle will cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath refund pxir money without question. ground thia 11“<1I she druggist. I? bold only at our.store or by maUN ' m ii Jeew Townsend . the enterprising | Mrs. John Tasker and daughter Berl I Price, 50 cents and 89 cents per tattle. ' ' Phone 224. 120 N. Broadway, Eastings. Michmerchant of^Hastings has been making | visited relatives at Battle Creek Satur- j banner FRED L. HEATH 4, MMETH, a very fine improvement, by setting a1 day and Sunday Our Business LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS' BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS • BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT’NS In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. the work -will be -well done. Let us Rave'the next order. Th” BANNER Hastings, MicH.! New Clothing My stock of clothing 48 new and strictly up-to-date in every re­ spect I lihve tbe very latest things in colors as well as cute. If you want clothing it will pay you to come and look over my stock before buy­ ing. HATS I have a complete stock of Hats of all the latest styles, and can please the most fastidious J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. GREAT WORK. OF MUCU-TONE Your Business Can’t We Get Together? ROWLADER BROS & REISER. Refrigerators ■ COLD and PURE. Everything in the Fishing Tackle Line Cement a Blocks * iii * w 4i » i iii a Tomlinson Lumber Co. * �HASTrK»g_BANyER WOMAN'S •:• WORLD •••• AND PEELED . MRS. JOSEPH T. BOWEN. Sftnd for Oto Ye»r-Water H?at 1"tense Pa,n •-,Gre»to Ul’.ier Doctors— CauldNot Du V) Housework. ----------। Sira, Joseph Tilton Bowen of Chickgo Is n public spirited and philanthrop’ 1C woman and at the same time one of 1 tlie lendora In society. But Mrs. Bow! enl never permit* her social engagej ANOTHER wonderful :..ind» began many ixtne.iH the time. Dninnno<« •r puiirs; i tried |o j . the heat .tn tip and least • j ago 1 purchased •nt. After ..nJ to my SB h ' i--.tJr. the *■ --1 np aud.' -. my Lands •tie cake of •x m C’tticura :L t I used: w, 18 Dana 'j ‘ Js and Fdec Cutie Ufa ing the | , I | j j This may be the one time you will | iRet relief. It has been the experi- , ®ence of others.' If you have tried nearly everything ; »for your , Railway Time Tables. Michigan Central Rheumatism Taking effe« Kov. r. 1S04. Trslm toavw a Ha>Ut>r» a*folio<»: without a cure or even relief TRY Mlo-phofts No. m. Grant Rapid* expr«M.......... IS?: No. 101, PidOcrxpms Trains Noa. iii. kb, lOt and ids, O. W. BrcMHJu. P. fcl W. 8. Babkov, Acral. ■ • UAtttan- and our FREE TREATMENT in connection with it A Cure is surely worth a‘trial. We halve had over twenty years ex­ perience, and vour chances of,recov­ ery are even better than the'thou­ sands we have already cured. CARDS, W. J. Holloway .. *** i hid. to the culler .tut phttuu- toe ,tr we .breathe day and tilKtit If there - are windows In the cellar, <qran them frpquently -to let n draft through to keep the air fresh. If there nre no win, dows open the cellar doors .frequently nud let the fold! air out. Kcei» the win* ; dows washed. Ao that the light can g*?t through. Wliltewasji the walls nud the t celling. ThiM-uiuke* It porad|ble to see the dirt und makes it u pleasure to । keep tin* dirt out and the' cobwebs. 1 which hold diseasu genus, dusted j down. Here l*» a formula tor making . i RAIMENT • <-.*i<-n retiring Bedroom Hint. riitber liglit shade of blue makes charm lug background for a black walnut ta-droou; set. The trad, when dressed with one of tbe new spreads In blue of new denim, with bands *,,ne nn<l white cretonne und side flralH‘ri’*« of the same over white mus llu at the " Widows, gives a strikingly dttlnly effect.________ ’ • fl if All Else Has Failed Try Just Once More Tribune. handsin ■ I ’"'u*anatep. ian“> OQ . „« When one Is constantly th® f**1 tt ,U "tono«to. **-J .....,4*p Is often tbe result. shllies. * I womaQbodd she binahes seldbmer, as*- Tilts is exceedingly painful and usually Me*. Bowen, whose gift of $20,000 “ru,T’ nnd n’ “be nears the meridian of accompanied by severe sweJUng of the limbs. To gain''relief a flexible pad ntaile pOwilde the erection of the beatl- i !lfe tbe blush . .— mk«iuuui .vares or ( gDould l>e worn under the arch of the generally tlful home of the Hull Hmike Woman'* , r, ^ther. 'Sufferers' from leaves blnsh foot. dnUv rubbings also should be ch>l», te more prominently identified Jn*’’ What nonsense! ■***”“— ’ *New * ’York given with liniment. - -re that ,rr. possible H — ». < ra! * j I , ' ----------•It struck me as so funny. Why In the World should the girl or woman 1 wbo blushes couslder herself n ‘sufi fcr*r’’ Blushing Is one of the prettiest , a girl can do. The man doesn't l’Te *’ho doesn’t like to see a girl blush. ; u ad^ charm to nearly every one. " too, the power to blush Is dis- intuiw to Interfere with her labor* fur llnrt,T a youthful power. The old wotbd uplifting of her sex and the amelld(MfS not blush. Her skin has been oralton o< ill-coiiilUou ,.r to. wonwu . -"“l thlcki-u-d unit: it re intb whose lives but little sunlight 1 fU8e* to blush. As a girl grows into CM'BY.CimCIJRA “Abcnt» yv- ■ ■ tjjtn-k r*v‘ 4^ bat they r- MAY n' 190f| ft begin to bake Mt and be careful about I reitlenlahlag IL If the oven becomes | too hot put a pan of cold water In It Five hours In a moderate oven ane re ; qulred to bake n large cake to the prop-’ j er ripeness. 1 ' । • whitewash that will stick well: I’our into a good sized pail or kpttle lime . enough to whitewash tl;-.* cellar. Over the Ihm* |»0iir bultennllk enough to cover it Ix-t the lime and buttermdk stand for five or six days; tlwn. with- , out stirring the Irattum. turn off the surface of the butteruUik. L-bl fnvb buttermilk and stir up. Aj«l butter­ milk Until the whitewash is thin enough to use. Dash in a liberal ntwouiH Iniah In aurauut of salt nud the whitewash i< ready. t PHYSICIANS has ’Athlophoros for sale and wif* give you a Question Blank to,fill oift and return to us for our advice and FREE TREATMENT. THE ATitLOPHOROSCO..N«wH*vca.Coaa. Old discarded wrappers will make ! the nicest kinds of dressing sacks, t’se KNAPPEN, KLEINHl'NS A DK. LOWKT. Hastings, Mich. KNAPPEN, Attorneys. lnd, IT Michigan Trust Co. Huildlng, Grano Always a large stock of eys glasses and spactaelea on hand. Lapids, Mlchlgas,7 eun get a eutnnicr or two’, weir out «f H. A. a C. H. Xarbkb. them. ' ■ • THOMAS A PRYOR. c.H Thoma. Physicians and Surcrook ’ Attorneys at Law. L. H. IPbtob. •alto ta city or county r. .poD.irc to wn„ WRITING LETTERS. pron-.ptor nfrh’.. <Jffiees over Hanttux* fBy Dank. In addition to the weekly scrubbing ; F. IL TIMMERMAN C ’l.GRbVK & POTTER, if the refrigerator It Is a good plan to ' Bomtspaihic Physician and Sur­ Attorneys at Law, bccasioimily take out the shelve* and ! The pleasure gained from writing a eus»'Jefferson andsCenter ra ■ Saecewora toPkllip T. Colgrora) . - on, Office •----------- ----------- ------------trail them with a handful of washing ; letter is doubled by receiving a prompt Uceln Fuion iUoek, IlMUaga, PrMUoea U> *treels .«odn. The wash boiler may be used , and complete answer. ’ . A HANLON. M. D., ~ for this purpose. A friend writes and asks for the ad­ Physician and Burgeon. ' .dres* Of some one. The friend is polite | Middleville, Mich Have a guard round the nursery fire. . enough’ to say answer nt your couven- ! If then* Is one, .nd r.a Inivuvti latrtn.1 xnie ns, n! | ,1]1( ,R||'e I...; „;.e wants it right away or | the head of the Stairs when baby be­ , she wouldn’t have written for It, and , J- M. SMITH, Attorney at Law] gins to crawl about'. Woodland; Mich. when •'your convenience” meansjn fort-: All bustneas given prompt and iareful ■ A feather brush to better than a night she can irarhaps just ns well go attention. Collections a Fpeciaity. SURVEYOR. cloth-for dusting, gilt frames.* a-, the j without tlie information she !■» seekj lug. . \ . . ------i WALTER HEATH, * • doth wears and deadens the gtit ! To answer a letter und not answer F. K. WILLISON. D. D._S. BARRY COUNTY SURVEYOR, KeMdraro «1 Hnc 4. •1‘ralrtevlHe, Post Ofllat NVtttowu-te one of the most attractive II the questions pilons It lt cvnthiusvbi conthinovU nothing Hs«tlngs, MleL uldrvo IxMter. Mlrh.. H. I'. D. No. 1. feminine attribute attribut-s to to a a man. num ess that,wu rc.’.-ru.Tto. Au»«w A*»»-cr the ques-! off feminine I Hops first; visit later. * To write of same inclosurc and thou to senl :in<l bvnd the letter without the Uiclo^urc is excused only by kfudiug' it in Another envelope by tbe next maU. Th-* simph- rolled French beat, dour I Lack*of material is the cause uf •P. A. SHELDON Wm. STEBBINS, . flirts wb<w hands nre'bot yet fufly by hand, to th * approved'wpy of iiulsli many broken promises and mail/ un­ Abstract and Baal Estate Otlce. Licensed Embalmer gnnyn and form,tl—that is, gciM-rttlly lag the raw .tlgvs of duinakl table ’ anKWvresi letters. It costa IHtie to keep Abstract Block Hastings.) ! and Funeral Director. siraaidng. girls up to esteem shmi-’l cloilto aud napkins. Turn a narrow on hand a box of stationery, a b-*x of .'•loner to loan on Beal f»t*t». Ilf E>11 Rooms next to chrtottrau’ I’hotosrapb taU*M>ia on cumtnlMlon. General convey mil--, juseph jni.TUN nuwrcc. not wear r.ugs. Many a tajrar linger betp about u quarter of tut lueii hast*', Btutfic. Ita-ldracc <'ou»TMn*L AU anclnz. Havtne a complete »**t of At-Uruc: / rails promptly attended, day or night. wiili artiv- cluirittiblv worje than Any bus had Its ahApe sirail^l hy a ring fold back ng.flu on the right side «»f ed envelop*** are iiimust a necessity a* hooks. L-omi-llvd from tbr Rcx<iv«!»| can furetob complete Ab»trac<i. Citizen* Ph ne, Rra. 60; Ottlcc ?S. other! Ss'cljty woixain jn Chicago. Her whhli l*evnine »o gradual';- to-* tight ^a means of guarding against stample'-is. labor? in thi- it«ra«;tldn cover a wide that tliv wearer did not iotlqt.* it until th.* cl >th In a tup sokui. When Hulslled ness. . _________ ’ the nsiwhlef whs dune.! Piaiitots or ft-lkO....... .. -•-— Mahy* times a .woman would apswer - ■ * gh«*ii to daruest kuiuhnltarian effort. «bu piny an;, luatrupent seil-'lnr damask tattle liueu! te some- j a letter If she had u |*cu at hand. S! —-SEF-----HORSE SHOEING A* .liainnap uf tho juvenile court com- t,o,u wear ring*. ’Huy t dnk that the times hi*mstiteh<sl, the- clotp whit a . Many times she would write to a 1 give especial attention to horses mirtre Mra. Bowe* h doing much lot weight --f the rjtq^lesseuli tiw tuuscu- two Inch ligu1 and the napkins with an friend If she hud an envelope. that interfere in travelling. Am Many- letters are laid uwhy and re­ lingt|r. If a girl ; inch item. While tills is an exception- I make the faiue uf this institution bet- 'liir” strength * of * tbe ’ now shoeing some of tbe brat horses For LIVERY RIGS. We have ter known among all classes uf people thinks she must wear rings, then let ally dnlUly wuy uf tintebing. It cannot main f<>.-**v«4* uiksent- because at the in Barry county, and would like to right moment there was uo two ceut several first class rigs in connection of her city. She vice president of her at least take them off each ulght . staml hurd uratgi*. -. shoe yburs. . with uur Jefferson Street Feed Burn. Plain white damask Is preferred to - 'stamp.—Chicago Journal. th* Hull House WounmEs club, but 1* and rub for a moment the part of the W. J. FLEMING, Your patronage solicited. not in any sense a club woman. Mrs. finger that has been covered by them. any fancy weaves in color combiun- . Flrat ^oor eeit ct Brtck, Itaru. Buwen was Miss Louise lx Koven. a Tills restores circulation and helps the tiotn t'*r any meal excepting 5 o'clock •'Men'* taste In necktie*,” says n sister- of Reginald De Koven. The finger to attain Its normal growth .• tea or an elaborate luncheon Some- xcw York lorK Iia peniasner “is the most Itabenlnsher, Bowen home is 1SG Astor street, Harper’s Harar. . k -4hues a plain linen H Lumkuuiely de<*o- flc. j.|e a—thing . - -Imaginable. - ■ , You can nevrated .at home by border sprays und it cr I- sun* of tt. It often happens that aud tbe family bare a summer realcenter garland large, enough to endr* deuce at Bnr Harbor, Me —Chicago a scarf pattern which hii*’a tremendous We hat* a CuU- line ct CIG ARB, Ftfrs THE OLD RELIABLE : de a handsome Irawi or vase of-flow-' Beconl-lierihl. . jrun for a year or two Is reproduced and T« UtACCU. This Is the oldest rac!u«!»e ers. Wljiie cre-ft. monogrnm or Initiate after n few •earoru*. and no' one wants Cigar store lo tbe city and we carry ail the HORSE SHOER. may Ira embroidered on linen at any nOy jt. On the other hand, a de­ Shop on Court Street, just east of bt sold, R|g^ yOU <x>iild hardly give away till* of the tbe large strap* straps where Hnen ia te void. A rich man has the walla of hte house Jefferson st. ucwt women prefer to do the uccesaary year may become the craze next year, covered with mirror* instead of pic­ marking with their own inradius. ' 1 — tures. In every rudtu he can see him­ - Why. no one has ever lx*en able to dts- I self tn profile. from the rear, from tbe ^U.,1 ,1.. „•<>• »»«" “n" ower. One year men will revel In NORTHROP KING & GO’S left, from tbe right— in twenty differ* M,Vb“"Vu “**" »• HOUSEHOLD HINTS. red scarfs mid the next will have noth­ ^'^s. Sterling Northern grown tested ent way*. He claims that these mlr- U»Vr. B>*W » ,iv towtw ing but greens or blues-or purples. . •Tea leavi CARDEN SEEDS r-»ni promote grace. Hr assert* be haw mondi for tbr r moistened u itb -vinegar Talk nlraut women's taste in dress bellwnlu«UI> eloou. 1u<vS!?>?,Wru!P'" ““O'lwr »»-■« •»« BOls HHOEb. Seeny.noe bedorebuytns. of Minneapolis, Minn., -for sale. (mt- > these mirror* on hia children'* account. 01.1 -I'"01'1 ’ . „f lineo will huuovt the dlMvlorutlon .In glasi lag uncertain-man's Is more itepslrlnr uratJy and promptly don., caused by flowers. Mirrors iv’ording to thia man's view, fitters can <iyly guc^s nt It. Expert- [ PHILIP LUTZ, Piece.* •>( sponge packed into u mouse eno* avails nothing.”" do not promote vanity. They promote . 321* N. Creek Street. ttocead dono- edutb ot raatotnee. hole will indue* the rodent** tu pernin’•'If study und by consequence self Im­ . provrnient. In the flrstj edition of St. Matthew in ! Once n h w k every pipe and drain nr | If a Noting girl Is round *|iouk!ered the h**itee should be tntehetl - with cup- ; Mlcmiu* for tjlie Indians of Nova*Si*otlti i J 1 will make rugs i bite is hur.ily aware of her defect in perns solution to remove all udon and the tranxJnt-’ found when lie came to for.. ..10 and 75c i the ordinary course ot life, but If she revise It th; t In chapter xxlv. 7. tn j Uv<*d in a house lined with mirror* she Iron with it flatiron Iwforo, gauffer­ sediment. By sending One Hundred pounds of inu shall rise against un ­ stead of ” nn Until the plumber cun come, a leal, •----- FOR THE—■would see all the time the ugly, slov­ ing. Plan* the thumb and .s-T >nd flucarpets, I will pay freight both ways. Write on* rour want-*. IctUra promptly mi>k enly "urre of her track. und. mortified ger tbrongh the handle of the gauffer­ can Ik* temporarily stopped with a mix­ tion*' he hud written 'hi pair of snowwrrvd. AddreM shoe* shall i lac up .against a pair of arid grieved. she would at one* set to ing Iron* after heating them in the fire. ture of yellow soap, whiting mid n verysnowshoes.'* j put there waa only one A. M, BUNNELL, work with <tul table exercise* to become • Take hold uf the la«-e with flic Iron* little water. letter misprinted, naooktukutnlksljlk and then turn tho thumb back under An old tin teakettle with the bottom straight (a nation hkvtng been displaced by All sort* of ugly habits—ugly ways of neath Pre** the frill to the Iron* with cut out uink<> au excellent cover to I naooktaknnilxsljik (a snowshoe).—Bl sitting, of standing, of smiling, of ges­ the first and second flngere of tbe left ’place over irons beating on gns or | James* Gazetie. lA/IHTr iD “cason from now on. We make a specialty of Bring the thumb uppermost gasoline stoves. turing-are pictured in a true and un­ hand. Hosp bark Jelly Is the beat all round coTred’v aDd preMin^ whJte Te8“ *nd a11 kind* of light flattering way by mirror*. The aver­ and repeat until the whole of the frill age man or woman, perceiving these I ha* n pretty fluted np|>e«riin.*e. Very cletmslug agent that a woman can keep ■ When thei is an earthquake the Phone us and we uglinesses, would set to work to re­ little beat 1* required for gauffering; on baud, it mrfy Ira prepared by put­ Tibetans kn< . just , bow It. happened. IIr 0TO will call and get move them. Tbe trouble is, according therefore grant care Ik necessary or the ting n handfut uf soap bark in a quart ' There are ev^ spirits. “Some of them 11M A your PackM* and ’ 1 u . deliver promptly. of trailing water and letting It cool. to the rich mnn, that the average per­ frill will soon be scorched. W. J. STARK, - - Prspristor. are gigantic irutcs a mile in height son does not perceive bls several ugli­ with tiny mi iths which prevent them swallowing < ren tbe smallest crumb nesses, and no oue is frank .enough to Because a Welsh rabbit re*ults in of any The washing of ribbons Is pot always . kind if food. Naturally they IMiint them out to him. uni'leasant ('reams Is no reosun why ' suffer from hunger, and In their agon­ This innovator, opposing hotly the attended by tbe (test results, but thB method, us'tl Dy a milliner, I* ns good the irarson with, n delicate <11 gestiou : ized writhing* they are the Immediate contention that mirrors foster vanity, should foreg* cheese, which is oue uf looks qt blmself nt home nearly nil the n» any:jPut tbe ribbon Into a basin of the most Valuable foods we have. The cause of earthquakes.” warm wat»-r, rub on some gxxl white time, and continually be urges his chil­ Italians know to perfection bow to. dren tu look at themselves, to study soap and w:i*h as you would anything use riieesc. The dish Of gnited Panne- ' else. Vpilk* still ‘wet Iron on the right themsalve* and to strive dally to im­ side with a hut iron, und when dry sun In passed »vtch the soup' and re- 1 prove In grace.—Philadelphia Bulletin. rub between tbe bands an if wnahlng it mains on the table until the *alad Is until all (lj>* stiffness Is out of It; then served. Coitoomme or bouillon with a 1 blMbtas. Iron ngnht to remove tbe wrinkles. spoonful of grated cherse stirred in 'tin looking over an Englishwoman's Washed in this wny It la difficult to tell while Hie soup It very hot is delicious . magazine recently I came upon tbs and also nutritious. - Almost any veg- ( ndVertteemenl of a cure for blush Ing.’* It from new ribbon. etable may be served .au gratin—that , There is a “n<<e thought" in wail said a woman the ocher day. "A is, baked with layers of breadcrumbs ' decorations as in everything ebe, stamped envelope sent to tbe address and tbe new thought being interpret-' A housekeeping magazine says more and cheese. Thoroughly mix the two of the advertiser was necessary and depend* ran the mixing and baking of to render the dish more digestible. A ' cd means AlabaMine. particulars of a proved home treatment rich fruit cake than on anything else. mixture of Parmesan and American , The moat beautiful arts and crafts that quickly removes all embarrass­ Tln^cnke should be- mixed tbe day be­ dairy cheese te recommended. The Par- j effects, the moat artistic designs, the ments and permanently cures blushing fore it Is to be.baked nud put on ice to mesan Is very dry and hAs a character­ and fl nailing of tbe face and neck rl|»en. Have h good solid fire when you title flavor which is not always liked ■ most beautiful colorings this year t For tbe convenience of those who wish to order all uf tbeir tmpers al are in Alabastlue. when i|uch of It Is used.—New York , tv<>uid Ik* sent 'free to nil sufferers.’ ' °»nt «.me* •ubacribers to the Banneu who are pa'id up to date, can g»-l Post t f flow NXEU nQ<* a°^ 0,10 V1** *nr otlt' y*Bt advance, aa A la Lns line being made from Ala­ baster ruck, cements and.becomes a part of your wall. Some wall cover­ To take a talk* run daily, na a mnn in Ban neb and Detroit Daily Free Frees 53 05* ♦ training would' do. is the best way Jn ! ings are made from whiting or chalk 05* t Banner and Detroit Daily Journal with a little glue mixed In, aud they the world for n girl to get color Into j Bannex and Grand Rapids Herald * 3 05* her cheeks and sparkle into her eyes. L rub off. AI abastine is-rock finish. If you are not satisfied With the ap­ Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal •Strengthens the Stomach and Digestion, and You “If girls would turn their attention I, pearance of your walls, you need Al to running tliey-would find It the most j Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live Stock abaatine. Journal Will Keep Well. . 35 ejthllaratlug pa'tlnu in jhe world as j Banner and Michigan Farmer get well m-twice by strengthening the well as one of the most healthful,” 60 We supply ciifor wb*fne« free tor tli«* When there Is an epidemic of germ stiiDiehwiih fcv--..r Mi »-n.i. . Ju<i one small says an authority on athletics. “Be- 1 Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocear . ■ kklnz. Just mratlor the site <W your 75 sease.and mo«t d!sea«*s are caused by tablet out n'fifey r-flt cent box before eating sides adding rose- to (lie cheo|& tiud room, the u«e yoti put It .to, aud B anner and New York Tribune Farmer 30 germs, it la the person with a weak api your dlgntlvo systenrwlll become whether tt Is nonh. nouth er west ligtic. We Will supply rwi with a ♦To tnoce living on Rural Routes, only. stomach wfio succumfafe flrat. strunz th 1: you will tie the embodi­ India* to Hu* lungs, running te the w-lfemr tor your walls. Don't fontet If y ou suffer with pains or distress ment of good health and spirits, tyid stout woman's Irast r<M»uree. your churchor school rooms, irajhe* These special rates are offered a* an accommodation to Bank Ek pat “Let her take a brisk run daily, Iraiiot need Alabasting? Sold every­ after eating, headache, belching of gas •«»“ ... — ---------- need fear no germ diseases. where by tbe best dealers. It Dot by rons. If there is any paper or magazine not <•«: the shove jut on which es, sour food,in« a b<d taste in tbe mouth. ? *tf®8s.pa in the hearLspeeks beAsk IV. J. Holloway to show yon the filming with n few yards nnj gettlu’g yean write the we can save yon money we will try and d>» *o. Remember the BANNER up tS a mile or thereabouts, and she fore the>eyes, aud a general •Reeling of gu trt itoo utUer which hj sells Mi o is never sold for less than $1.OU whether in combination-or alone. • vic HIV ry.-a, »uu will not need to resort to a diet, -that - .a ------------- 'q na; -it costs no'.hing unless it cures. All special prices are made on the other pupefh in ihe cerublnation. tine company despondency and weakness, you should most melancholy and depressing uleth* ; ,ad B.pUx, Mkh. od of red tiring freight.” < HEMMING TABLE LINEN. ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RO'WLAND BROS. CIGARS DAN LAKE, A. PARKER & SON SHOES L.A. EATON. ZX.’S.X SUBSCRIBE T? T ! ;lt Judge AlMjf. tarry, utad" on ' • r msuths ■:«lltorAiojirr- : it. xnxf ttud '.14 Co.irt. on 'next.st tra ;< ■■Ti'ruMie, I r-jtMt- ottc. hooddly »ert in! of »aJ4 de. n rat now on • LY- hsl .rt:i • mt muted to IrWay the 12th - ' u c.oek tn the hrar.-ns uf mUc! • • -;E a»:d deouv •in .au esLtle ' • 'cs*.!on or said r ' -■< !8rtS ine hrartac - ■a,^ County ot 'ye -'•ucoeastve - -’raHnr M.Mlcb, ' J**Gf !*rot>at>*. Wnllt AMERICAN LAUNDRY, Fho»a 143. . ALABASTINE YOUR WALLS ney Tar Prt\ tots one^rroat^ | Get Your Year's Reading! NOW! HOW TO AVOID GERM DISEASES S ; > NO. 77 No. 77. THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A V EAR , ... �=—__ __ If you intend to paint < PECULIAR CASE AT NASHVILLE Court House News you should use ' REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. L & M Paint Showing That the Course of Justice Like True Love Does Not Al­ ways Run Smooth. WHY? BECAUSE you can do ! the work with leas expense than 1 with any olbsr ready-to use paint on the market, for the reason that j you can use HALF GALLON | TO ONE GALLON OF OIL With Every Gallon of Paint J FROn A < according to the condition of the ’surface vou are painting. This Extra oil you buy atlhe price of Oil, while in the readj-to use paints you pay from Sl.40 to >L50 per gallon for this extra oil. If you are interested in paint let mo chow you. < < J ; ; , I | W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescriptions preparetfas if for the Doctor's ewn use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. [Call For Phone 292 WARBANTY DEEDS* I Alonzo E. Keuaston and wife A certain young man n Nashville to Horace F. Cole. Elt lots has an able bodied appetite for alcoholic 1210 and ISJl. Hastings... .$ leverages. He gets intoiicated quite frequently, and his lapses from sobriety, i Stephen E. Wolfe to Asbel Olar, Parcel Sec. 6. Castleton 1800 00 are so frequent that it was decided by the authorities to give him a good John Holden and wife to John Carter and wife, ,40 ac sec. dose of punishment.'in the hope of a 10, Orangeville....500 00 "thorough cure. Accordingly he was recently sent here on a short jail sen- J Samuel Roush and wife to Wiltence. This would enable the justice Ham VanOrder, Lot. Free­ to impose a Detroit house-of-correction port....'.* 273 00 sentence on the next offense. One day Cassius L, Blanchard and wife lust week he was more than ordinarly j to George Chapman. Parcel drank, and was arrested. He .was‘1 Sec. 27, Orangeville 430 00 taken before a Nashville justice. He . Cameron D.. Waterman et al to । h<id no lawyer, so a citizen of that vil- i Geo. H. Chapman. 40 ac Sec. ’ luge offered to plead his cmo; This 1 22. Orangeville ‘230 00 : citizen proposed that his client would I Michael Ulrich and wife to plead guilty if he would tie let off on Burton Dudley. 40 ac Sec. suspended sentence, or fined or gi ven । light punishment even. The justice : RS, Hojie....................................... 350 00 j Ida S. Afnoltl to Menzo Briggs wry properly refused to announce what ' and wife, 82 ac Seo. 21, , he would do. Then the trial began. 1 Baltimore... luOOOOi The proof was most plain and positive a*> to the state of ‘ innocuous desuetude" |[ Dora Whitright to Alonzo E. the young man had reached, and it | Kenaston, Lots 304 aud SU seemed there could be no other verdict ; 365. Hastings than guilty. But this citizen lawyer'i Frances Potter et al to Alonzo thta got his eagle eye on the jury, ।j E.’ Keuaston. Lots. Hastings hypnotized or (taralyzed tbe six mem- ! Rose E. Colgrove to W. W. bers thereof, and lo! and behold, the Potter and wife. E 55 feet of jury declared the young man not lot 18 Waldorff Resort, Hope guilty. Madison Richards to Merritt Wood and wife, 80 ac Sec. 86, PLANTED LAKE Orangeville XTROUT IN GUN LAKE Selah N. Ames and wife to R. I. Hendershott received eight cans Andrew F. Ames and wife, of lake trout minnows from the state Lot 6 blk 10 Striker's addi­ hatchery at Paris. Saturday morning. tion. Hastings They were taken to Gun lake where If. you are going to buy W silo this reason Irvtn our fxotory In SqrlMW^.I-V““ the sUe ot the silo u won’t make the silo a bit better. If beside. Th. «M*r *»»*“* durable IhU skill, exp-oience sad m< sad radra Ih. »>«<■< SOLD „ . .... w _ __ THE HANDY HrTK SILO DIRECT VHOM SAfiUUW o^wVsU^on.'s.nd^yoJmay keep dealer’s iwofli, 115 toBSO—acconiujMbit’s the use of making the deafer a present-pt that amount of mo^ ? j Sedlo you’ll hare the best sifa bwilL you’ll have a lot o* - -----' RolulelY tbe latest invention in silo construction—the nod SS2& bit£55 by anybody, anywlmre. Bey direct-act rrlM.pl—e.n.ri THE* r-n.»r Don't delay. THE FARMERS HANDY WARON 00., DEPT. 3, COMMON COUNCIL. Common council met in adjourned session Friday evening, April 28. 1905, 130 W MS?Ln^i? ESfl2SE-AldB Barber SABINAW, MICH The constable bond of R. P- Brown MISS IDA STANLEY AND MR. BERT was presented with W. F. Hicks and । McCALL UNITED IN MARRIAGE. ^m. s^retfe*. At the home of the bride’s parents, ‘ ■ P • gamnei Stanley, of thia Moved A,tb 5?uo?,’i *d‘ citT OT evening Mire IdmB. FREE HOMES 0i |6o Acres in the I'.mt C'aiMi' \ . Brooks, Grant. Horton, Hilton. Ab-' i°“« UD^h APrj' Stanley was united in marriage to woverunwiu < , • sent Alda. Hall, Welrsert. CitvClerk". Mr- Bert McCoU. of this city. Rev. Hull 7. mk.,j. 450 1 .Minutes of previous meeting read J H H VanAuken officiating. Mr. ami when you want anything in • Mn AidS! > HaU t |ind Weissert resume their The common council tuet. Jn adjournMrs. McCall went at once to the the line of Groceries and Dry « Goods. I sell Bread and« ! seats on the council. e*1 session Sakurdsy evening, April 29, nicely furnished home which tfe* Baked Goods of all kinds, and S'U 00 Tbe following cltv accounts were 1905, Mayor Heath presiding. , groom had provided. They hare many deliver to air parts of the city.« >ua“*d: 'Slir’ai™ witaSi here who extend oongnttnl.. OomUof H»n, I. I also have freeh Mid FUh«r. tuoucir ........ f?*uo Grant, Han, Horton, n eisscn. ADseni kan"™£idT?»u7 S.1S —Aids. Brooks. Hilton. । ttons and best wishes for a long, happy 1300 00 । 1“ fySmiui, tabor..... .... 3.® Tbe bond of Martin Tinkler present- . and prosperous journey together. » ONIONS. LETTUCE, 75 ed On motloc of Aid. Barber same ----------------------- :— < Ed. HoltMonk. burying dug ........... » RADISHES, PIE PLANT. Murdock dec.-aw-). । A. D. Ma> u*rd, bright and cartage ■. 5-S-’ was accepted. '' — • •* - * ' who -• ’is charged * -Engineer Kellqlier.Ouraadlnr t! । llrrt PtailiiM, hauling gravel .•? On motion of Aid Grant council ad* ■fled t,t Uejiitu-fl Jda.-4.wlL W. J. Fleming. clam;»« k< bridge .. with manslaughter in connection with •0SM*lrrayHrtr.,:, and all kinds of Fresh Garden « . te iourned. J ames M P atten ,. ] H. Wellman, draying voting mjuninr* City Clerk. t)ie awful Elmdale wreck a year ago Truck, everything kept fresh • 100 Moved by Aid Brooks aame be al and nice. Don’t forget to try < last Christmas, has given bonds in tbe lowed and orders drawn Carried — my TEAS and COFFEES, < they will be planted. This is the second James H. Button and wife to Ayes, Aids. Barber, Brooks, Gram, . 4*feoBATE COURT. sum of $2,500 for trial ia the circuit TLerrupo? u ] Yeti will tlud no better iu the • lot of lake trout that he has planted in ' Charles .1. Sutton and wife,. Sth day or AU / | Hall, Horton, Hiltou, Welaaert. , ------------------, wu ,, Estate of Hurry G. Jon«B deceased. court. market at tbe price. bi the lotrtKML Gun lake and if they thrive there, in a l‘« ac. City cdyh',“ll“"lD*^1“ltonw“^r“'nl’,<»nt<»t of-will withdrawn, will l«l-' ---------------------------♦aid prtfUou an I « few year* he, as well as others. nt your Butter sad red will P*y J *1 .---- 1. will Clara Waldorff et al to Rose E Il fa -'.f. diflicult to curr a cough or ... free mittfid to probate. Ransom Wolcott ap- ’ I. —1have the sport of taking them otrt j Colgrove, Lot 11 Waldorff ... ■* e discomforts nointwl eweutmi datma hmnl Sept. «. ’outwit from the dlwwinforu of of a « cold col again. .... unlMAVon wait Hee Kw»’as Lax Ijbi ­ »tate ui Michigan. Im and i» briebv aavptvd and •itnloss you move th*» the bn buwals. ' Resort, Hope I ii Re.of Big Thorn apple Extension adopted. J. C. , atlve Honey and Tar acts on the bowels I Theodore Slocum and wife to jury reported advemely to , »nd drives al! cold out of the system. tt the Moved by Aid. Barber that same Drain, A LESSON IN HEALTH. , Charles H. May, 83 ac Sec. be adopted. Carried— Ayes, Barber, drain. * Then comes iu soothing eflect and Dry Goods and Groceries. < Healthy kidneys filter the .impurities । 31 Maple Grove... .*HSU HO Brooks,r Grant, Haii, Hutton, Hilton, strengthening Id fluence upon the throat POOR DOORS EAS r OP GOODYEAR BROS « Estate of William CampHll deceased, and lungs. , ' Weimert. HARDWARE. PHONE ana « from the blood, aud unless they do this i For Crodp," Whooping »Wtah.|A ’e. .tfte IGgood health is impossible. Foley’s Kid Charles H. Mayo to George G. The following communication was re­ claims heard and allowed. >p-r n.j d; . 4.J J Cough. Colds, and all Lung and Bron ney Cure makes sound kidneys and will Sisco, W ac Sec. 34. Maple ceived: Ichal affections, no remedy is equal to Estate of Rachel Rockwell deceased . positively cure all forms of kidney and Grove . * it> CuuncII <4 tbe 1000 00 Te tbe U<». Mayor and Colffm the original Laxative Honey and Tar. order apjiointing administrator entered. bladder disease. It strengthens the , „ , City o< Ua*dnffiu . Probate). Sold by Fred 1^ Heath, tbe druggist. We the underM/nnl property owner, xlmg 1 whole system. Alonzo E. henastun and wife Estate of Catherine Murdock de­ I --------------------------! to Frank E. Radford and Impossible to forsee an accident. Not ceased. jetition fur proliate of. will One night is all the time necessary to I wife. N^ lot 8 blk 13 Striker's Impossible to be prepared for it. Dr. 111*1 hearing May 2C. ORDKK l-)j. Phone ua wbrn you want an; tMng In the line ATK>\. prove that Pineules is the best remedy .fi.i <-;tv Thomas’ Electric Oil— Monarch over of Flower-. Now l» the time to look after I in the world for backache and all kid ' /" Estate of William M. Baiac deceased. ” pain, your (lower t<ed«>. cemetery nrnu and haneney and bladder trouble*. If you have Edward J. Dubois and wife to lug baskeU. We have Geranium- and bud­ petition for appointing administrator ding plant- u( all kind-. Get our price*. rheumatism or any other blood disease .. Frank Radford. 8H lot 3. blk Fofey’s Honey aud Tar is peculiarly the 4tb day ‘ Moved by Aid. Brooks that »»ame be filed, hearing May 29. a single dose will give relief. Sold by , 13 Striker's add. City adapted for asthma. bronchitis and • 40 '"■h accepted ami referred to street com mi tAU orders, large or small, given prompt at­ Fred L. Heath, the druggist. , . „ Estate of Whaley A. Brook* deceased, hoarseness. in th- Matt'-i : • ■ i , tentluD. of JaiMlJcU > A yes, Aids. Barber. Royce B. Bayne and lee. wife Carried-, to tuck a Mr-itaHr | • .­ it teros. >?B»a petition for ajqjointing administrator ‘Brooks, Grunt, Hall, Horton, Hilton, a. Joiineuck h4'li.c - : • » he A F. Burroughs tson.7^ tire. ptaObg hu I Wcliwert. hied, hearing May 29. Ila lad ¥w Ptw Brentfa The following coiumunlcalioE,was re­ K-OOO Gi)itdren.saf?.*ure. No oolite*. orlbed. al | ri Estate of Almira Bolton deceas'd. , ceived; tt«zate.-» It U.tlnfai ■ j QUIT ‘ CLAIMS. petition for protiate of will filed, hear- ; IWv. at f-u o April IT. IW, ing May 2d. * t;2jQOOOC30C_^OCZxOOC? Loyd Gallup to Joseph J. Stt। petition tbe Cuii.ia I i f) a 01 vens. 80 ac Sec. 10. CastleH^.4 H. Edate off Almira Colleger mentally ne and pLr<-.I ton.......... ...;............... i <o.. ............. incompetent person, petition for sale Notln* i» hereby (tree. that In an ordm of Un well the infer r< DM 1 ■ i Probate Court lor th- County « Harry. made or should Arthur Mead and wife et al of real estate at jtrivate sale filed,hear­ thlit Im th Hi day of May A. !>.. taos.. four thereof be slri'j month* from that date wete allowed lor credit orrier. ing May 20 ! to William P. Mead et al, bO for frn ac See. 16. Castleton Is a simple device that rbould “A small cyclone prevailed west of Mar- of Harry G. -Joor- late ol -aid county, de be in every home. It can be shall during a severe electrical storm ax* ikjuJmi’t^.^Jdd Sasan Glic.k to David Ferge* used in any ordinary kettle Krrfl'V ; ........... ... .K_ -w Vlk? .> n- . • ..MW..I, w>n. Lot 3 blk 3. Freeport.. M (MJ Moved by Aid. Hall that same be Thursday afternoon.* Scores of tw* . of will prevent the kettle from (or •■xamlnaUon and allowance, or i* tnjrr. referred-to street committee. Carried wwre ujwooted. buildings damaged and or l-efm.- the «h day of eeoU-mbrt next, and tbai boiling dry and i-laiort said C ourt, —Ayes, Aid."Barber, Brooks, Grant, several buildings struck by lightning. web k-rl.lw. .h.wli! ... be heard t-elorr __ — _. _ . . ot. . i-mmsn <>*!>», Prevents Food from Burning Hall, Horton,- Hilton. Weiuert. MARRIAGE LICENSES. m .‘.:.ry<t Barty, w Slate uf Michl) I have n nice line of Gasoline ■ Tbe following petiiron was received: Dated May lai. Herbert Rockwell, Woodland.. Stove-s for sale, and do ail .17.1\> tbe Honor Abie Maj^an.! c<.«nnwi c.-aniit Very little of the sea Hon Is wasted kinds of Cleaning and Re­ Lena A. Yank. Castleton \’i#tyoaw*tow6? pairing tt.’ »<sr a* Ok.ST ^SSSTS>■' «■* "Vrth Alter William Coburn, City sand nine h i- ■ rnORATE OKDRV Are.. 1 bopibl) iwtitHi juUr h.mvr.TbW brt*r lur ’•vmg cleaned the Intestines are Jl»’ Treaeut. Cha­ Seo my line of Tablo*. Ella Conlon, City in the ma::-1 * trade. tended with air and allowed to dry In Tbe ITobadi-Cour for tbv Countjj of Barrj Bert McCalL City •34. Moved by Aid. Bari>er same be re- Hint shaj>e. Then they are rut into ** ■ • -sMon ' of ’’ Mid court, held st tbe pro­ 4wn»e; At“tbe Tho’ People’s Exchange, Ms -MBre ia tb.- c;tv of H»uinr>. in s*i4 Bed. of Errt-:' Ida B. Stanley. City ,26 fetred to sidewalk uommittee. Carried, ribbons and sewed strongly with slnxmty. ou Mm im d»y of Maj A. D. :o». W. R. Jamieien, Prep. praying the .ib .n. MATTHEWS SCO. The following communication was re* cwh taken from the back of the anima) ^Pn-vent. Hon. Chas. M. Mack Judge uf Pro mis Walter E. Wortley. Odessa... .22 court dr uji In Kelley building, just north of Marton Mattbew*. Chas Itoferv. - celved: i-.titir; nUhri Into that moat characteristic ganneul1 r _ ----—* — — —ki- HH-uivui In tbe matter of tbe ertate of Almira rullMier nil Urah Baine. Woodland .Iff'. National Bank. PHONE 194. - T<’ 1?*" T-»* ?*£'■'V*4 th* Con»««‘CuO” ot Alaska; the •’kalnlalka." uiiich. while ■?_I’jewni-tMH l*r«on. Joim J. Perkins having Just west of Cr K. & S Depot. £ lhe "nderolanrd, hereby rv-iueat and run, .. .. lu(U. HiX e?.‘! ‘5 rub,*L lul!' far greater strengnb and b Bt pn**** »!•» • . NEW CASES 11 Frank B. Shaw vs. .Hannah Shaw, 1 sold MUL’. ...J • li ■ ' b “ “ wurnnt m it. unm, over of -aid coert lS-.i: '•♦" »' t:* £*■“ the city Li platted. ; divorce. .—. . • rir-r»iu« inter* dark clothes. Tbe throats urv served ■' ''1L7 5.’’’ *a,d bHoro said court, at audahoweau* ' ru tberr >». «Sy t» FJ" ARE BETTER Than FRAME! Cynthia Bull vs. Roman Bull, di-1 in a similar manner nud when cured r of the 1-tiUiu.rt a NW Moved by Aid.-Brooks that the mar- are made Into boot tops, wUidi are iu tAtr shouM not U* framed;wuiec id will re*i cn- H funner ct ■ ■ ■« ARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! j vorce. to (he ; the fence removed. Carried (uru «oled with the tough skin that H l»Jurtbcr ordtwd. That public oottreYtu-n; M*ic«* [ IJ^vellM, Burgdul «. Kohlis Bam- she! order Aid.' B^rrn^YaraJ? Ot the t*4nJ’‘b< M IM* Jtvi-tl I1T milJlx-wHrux ne .J >1. — .I .. *"■ " ~ " cuuw»«< the p.hu. „r thi, uulm*r. ; thereof by c ARE WARMER IN WINTER j duf, tilvorce. Hall. Horton. Hilton. Weissert. tn t bearfmr. In the Hastlug> Banner a ne« upaper pUbllaBrd tSL'V'"’-:: J Martha Houghtalin vs. Lethe Ad- f Aid. Hall that Scid Beach fore . flipper*. Tbe stomach walls, «< l-rtolrd aud cUvuUled tn — county. ■ ^~r' Which look Mke overgrown gourds or ---------------------------------ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! 1dm. Judgement eraditor. bill. «e«1ide rfj‘ffS?,treH cSrl«r (tuu. M. Mack. -varrtou "‘‘•baahes, with attenuated Ellac «v.« Judge ©f Hrotiate. r.iia i. h n*cpx, ta.*C.HK. ■ »«*• They are free from dampness and frost. These are facts that .have been Moved that ihe the jx-f iM’tltiou of Frank n‘K’lu‘- ore a’"d ** ”11 pwu«*h“s. while Hattie Nesbit n Ernest J. Nesbit. , -Moved KcsHirr of Frol ate. Proirit*' liv: ; • demonstrated. I make a specialty of doing Hifh Brads Work. I hare the -------divorce. U®? 1 askin^ for twoInch In wafer main tbe tou«h‘ Pestle mustaclv. bristlM (AtruSropyj very latest and most improved machinery for making Csmsnt Biecks and ! uu Ctiurch street south3 one block from are objects of great commercial ac- ----------- — am able to £ive t iistomers the finest finished work. I do variegated woik Mabie Parks vs. Frank Park.,, di-I Mill street be granted. f. tlvlty by the Chinese, who prize them and ornamental cement work of all kinds. ■ vorce. 1 Moved by Grant tlta. M, st thejieiitittn of highly us pickers for thvlr opium --------------------------; r rank Hazel be granted. Carried! •’PU*dB n*’d several ceremonial peculiar , Pl nP experience hi tbe cement business I The v1«kw plant «tCaro, l> rhe only “nutborull'Td ra"”?",«°"uS'- to their Joss house*. ldeased 10 figure with yon If you are thinking WaiKS... of putting iu a cement walk I also du Plastering and one of its kind in the country. It is j water main two blocks ou Madison High grade Stone work. For further particulars address DR8. K. & K. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. . at present only a small one. producing *breet between Hauover and Hayes *"w Manbit. only 25 barrels a day but will soon be 5l^“ a n a ia r. . “ the •®ttk‘r ou I Consultation lem.^!. A by-product in UoWX^. “id J i : W, H, FAIRCHILD.; "igSaErdlS CARNATIONS rDco“” Tm FOl^’S S The Ideal Food Protector Until further no* tlce we will de­ liver Lehigh 3 . Coal In ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. CEMENT HOUSES Cement UU^llrg- 1 hare hat^ u aud * Nervous, Diseased Men Horace N. Palmatier, cit,jRA£’°" Mich. Vermontville, Mich. $$$ Are Saved when you buy Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings McCOY’S a Yon will find a complete stock of everything to he found in a first class and uf ts-dats tiara and Mots art Right. 1 have a nice line ofcBaby Gar riagM and Carls. Call and see theta. I always have some bargains to offer and it will pay you to see m« before you buy. / McCOY’S Ptwne 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. mn.mf.etur.. U the hrue uwd. 1 he following eommunlrtlloo wu re- .kip out .nd ley hand, ou the Xwra 0 without any trouble, but that h where I j Eaton county will here 22 raloon. „hJk. Jo kMp™li*’m?« 'in ‘ Uw “““ toolKl The "VM 1. ; next ye.r, an lucre™of one over 1«W. p.|r ^rtmnioc li ,mod XI ft •''*”*’<>. *PP«w. u lx, l.me in every • ■--------------| sprinkling purposes; this to be attendh?ki" up oue foot “• thongb it i RIGHT TIME TO CURE CATARRH cd bo at odee or said W. F. Hicks cease P®lnwl hl“ «ud altogether creates the ' U’l?g ^lyuwat.e.rra h®11* that h0 *" a dilapidated wreck Barber same be en- of *n ungainly, animate thing, ft. W. J. Holloway Guarantees Hyomcl ■ Will Cure If Used Now. Tbe early summer when the Weather becomes warm and settled, Is the beet time of the whole year to treat catarrh­ al troubles with the expectation of com­ plete and lasting relief. Everyone who has catarrh, or even a ■ tendency to catarrh should use Hyomel now,for the benefit will be gained twice as quickly and the disease thoroughly > eradicated from the system. I The complete Hyomei outfit costs but , one dollar, and includes a neat pocket । inhaler, a medicine dropper, and sufllcieut Hyomei for several weeks’ treat। ment. Tbe inhaler lasts a lifetime,and if more Hyomei is needed extra bottles , can be obtained tor 50 cents. ’ In Hastings there are scores of well known people who have been cured of j catarrh by Hyomei. If it does not cure i you, W. J. Holloway will return your money. This is tbe strongest evidence he can offer as to his faith In tbe remedy.*' FREE. Question Blink for Home Treatment sent FREE. Prices Low On motion of Aid. Qorton s«£e wmYcepted. Crrled. “ , DruEElsl bond of Q. A. Ulnet pre- ' wnterTwIrJl Q. A. Hloee u prlnoio.l ' Hlok1* *nd Fr"1 sPanc&Aid htt31l7.mA On_i motlo“ ot! Th/ ll^ ^1'“'^,11''11C“rrlod. ley «ra7r-°r.^l f?1 “S r“bblt- He brl,tlo«. run. l<*>w»iy rowanl th. rabbit, double. “* 2***- a°“b><" « triple* Hut <l“«an>P>e. tbe whole, when, lo. tbe f*bl,lt tUkkPPrara. There U .onto UyT™*- “ T“nl*Uug etrenk ot ll^bL * ‘’Tnkllng ot two prodded t<« ex­ "“I ” go“' Tb' Hall saine wsa accepted Carried The saloon bond of Warren Carr waa •J11 h»" bounchc* and. concludes **“' *“ dld •“ ■ ">*>« “tall No Cure No Pay. * NERVOUS WRECK “?hVi’«d ^k Herrick j ft. I n' KW Yo° H«> *I»»P Bough* The saloon bond of Fred was presented. On motion of «ajue was accepted. Carried. ROBUST !.-s-|H00i> Varlcoc*"' Nervous Blood Poisons, VIW Weaknesses, and Bladder Dis­ eases, and AU Diseases Peculiar to Men and Women. rv, O RIA . Wo guarantee to Cure Stricture. **•*•* F®«r time and moucy ox cheap, daoirmw ud rMtoro TOS to btalth In tht aherteat domIMs time «■'•* »’ rotufort and capaaae pracocabte. Each case la treated aa New Method ia original and has stood the teat ter twee • ’• ’ >^KaS -■ DmKENNEDY&KERGAN 148 Shelby Sfreet, DETROIT, MICH- �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 11. 1905 11 •JTTsav. YOU Semi r.f Paint The News of Southwestern Barry cumplol® DELTON. Incfilub'S <lto> ««• hn.r William.. cl ! Johnny Williams, of Galesburg was in town Tuesday. UK. ---------------------------- - -------------------------------------------------- bowling Mias Nellie Br/ant ia 'helping Mrs. W■|T■ V »AW.CM turn my LIFE” ' III I kilt E. Herrington clean houre. She will also work for Mrs. Geo. Robinson this PRAISE ■rammer. ' ’ i * . FUR A FAMOUS MLDIVitt ': Miaeea Ethel Robinson Lenora Wbe. Sadie Smith and Geo. Bryant took tte । Hth grade examination at Hastings; _ PR*I"IEVILLE Mr*. Chaa, Smith and Him Marr were at PralrierlU. l„t WK.k OT ~________ _____________________________ —------------------------------£*■* CLOVCROAUE. •« That. „ ,■>„ 15 ACTIVE YEARS Hoin.r Grwn hu hi, n.w bhekSaturday. -Mra. T. C. Willadseu, of Manning, Mrs. Hattie Scribner is visiting «»Uli ihop w,u nnifel way tercel GU np . wile ud d.ugbt.r -Ht™ to Mrc. Flnkh-fc W. H. Chase Has Hustled the Lumber friends in Kalamazoo for a few days. Mra Lucile Ray returned to hebaild1”'' is Business at Delton. i »IU«1V .pent Snn<I>y with Mr. D“ Mrs. John Myeni of Battle Creek haa bome at Lake City lut Tnmday completed, W. IL Chase, of Delton, has been in ' Robinson’s people at this place. lite, and I cannot exprrae my gratitude }>een spending a few days with her CUua. Modw ,„d Ferel wito°Zr •pM“ lre''racatiun the lumber business at that place for I Chas. Ormsbee sold his horse to sister Mrs. J. Batea. ■ . bMn ■1‘Pwlated rami m«ll carEtc. . . with her aunt; tn Kalamaaoo 15 years.- Bj- honest, square dealing, 1 Clark Robinson last Sunday. ners from here. E. J. Hartman of New ago was in most com­ rn.^tL JTOW,brid«' <• eutertainlng bw Wfiste ksv** and putting the right prices on what town on business Saturday. Tb« Earnest worlmr. will- wjl („ ho has had w sell, be has built up a | Mr. Aldridge is very poorly at this njetelioi of Pa -^:’ ir -.i4im In motbrn Mra V anVranken ot Baltimore t writing with slight hopea of getting ! Secounty. ‘nJ-:irt We are Ellis Faulkner opened the soda foun­ "Mm on the iMra „ Hoier Orcen'» businem to be proud of. carrying a -. yti-.ir paint any better. pntuuetad menaln^ the tain scHson Thursday afternoon and Saturday evening May 18. stock of lumber, lath, shinglfes, and SlDtF 0l Wh-l.« 11■ character Ort “ ‘ • n ‘ 1 L,,1, ‘ Flin > -r । There are some parties that have evening by treating with ice cream Bernice Collins who ia attending builders supplies that would do creditwith ti e ' .. iiertal nt Hickory Corner, Bunday. । taken a bath in Clear lake twice in the ' soda and presenting the ladies with school at Prairieville spent last weeks to a place many times as large as Debcr.btmnenk Rm- Tmnpklnaot Athena occupirel last wedk. by overloading a small trap­ carnations, the tend furnished some lie siipp'J "" nii.-.t t-ettvr' vacation at home. '• ton. Mr. Chase's aim has always } ping boat. ^P-atthe Bapet., cbureh ,!•!- the W- -■•' excellent music in the evening. Mr. . - it Charles ^Monica and Mrs. Edward teen to please his customer.-*, and he | Mr. Robinson entertained a brother I figure on Faulkner bad his store very nicely dec­ has succeeded in a marked degree. .In jaypria J«ai±aT^?h,‘h'‘0*OT I enneht who have been very ill' arc • from near Hendershott Corners Sun­ orated and everyone seemed to enjoy addition to lumber be. handles the fam­ that pi-n’much tetter. ' day. the tnwL IXdton haa reason to be The mason's are plastering Arthur ous Alston paints. and anyone contem­ Mra. Thomas Clemence of the. town SMdTy EthC ‘ aW " 1 " ,ltod Ur proud of her up-to-date druggist. plating building or painting, will do Patton's new house. ] The Telephone Co. have just reached well to figure with Mr. Chase before line is under the doctor's care. K\ placing an order. ’ Alfred Ornttbee and wife spent Sun-.. LACEY. Deltpr. and have a phone in at the drug PrenTu0"0'’ *• ’W”* tor :;;Kas. Ben Thomaand family visited at day calling on old friends on tte town “ Before I wroto to you, U-lling you bow I rrank Barrett. rstore. BANFIELD. felt„I had doctored for over two year* Tteady Augusta last Sunday. line. * Mra .1. William, ot Galclmre and spent lots of money on xnediefaea bojddm, Mrs. Geo. Whittemore of North of , Tte rain last Saturday was a great Nellie Stevena attend*] Ed Cassady has a new horse pur- . but It all failed to help me. My monthly pe­ ------------started to ItlLVHU Delton who has Ijeen seriously ill In was m tuvyn last week. riods had craned and I auffered much pam, to the farmers, espeeially chased of parties near Climax. "usiness College Coilwro at «» Battle Creek to-day ... ' blessing 1 Business • with fainting iqiella. bendaa-hc, backache ana improving. Mra Lucien Glbfis entertained .Mrs {Monday.; ' } those who were plowing. Dr. Sheffield, wife and son Harold bearing-down pria^ and 1 was so weak! The teick yard is running full force Dora Rockwell and Miw Hattie Snyder G<x\ Sheffield was taken quite ill- of 'Nashville were called home near id^Hdcd to write you and try Lydia E.HnC Geo. Conklin's youngest child is quito and they have more c rdvrs for brick of Hickoiy Contera Sunday. sick at this writing. ‘ list week but is wme tetter at present. Banfield Sunday to bbC his father who ham’s Vegetable Compound, and I am so than ttey can fill. is unit.thankful that I did, for after following your Mrs. Crompton the tte kdy lady GJ Gleaner is Th.. ..U.-H.SII I1 quite NinV sick. is <iniu sick. instructions, which you m-nt xne free of afl EAST ORANGEVILLE. wu« uu wn soucning iu .hi. inis cumLacey Jones our rural’ mail carrier sawing log. this week. John Ormstee and wife spent. Sun­ charge, my monthly periods started; I am | mnnity. ha* teen very successful in regular and fa perfect health. Had it not • I U«M 1A.TU very BUCCCH3IIU JU Eugene Johnttox l.wt a vnlnal.lc horwNo. » of south of Delton is building n day with. William Herrington and been for you I would be in my gravS to-day. Ura. Emil Rogers of Battle Creek ter efforts about twenty new members Sunday. fine basement barn. \ . , •• I sincerely trust thaathis letter may lead wife. yisiu-d Sunday. visited at Bert Clark s last Snndsv every suffering woman in tbe country to were balloted on last Saturday evening. Anna Johncox. spent Katurdav night Anna Whittemore of Prairieville; Mrs. R cid entertained n brother and , write you for help os I did." The twenty-seventh annual conven­ njient Sunday ^ri’th her parents Mr. and , •nd Sunday with Mary F„x ..f clover­ Mrs. Cairns of Delton i visited her wife from near Quimby Sunday. When women uro troubled with Ir­ tion of the Barry Co. !W. C. T. U., willI mother Mrs. Hampton Sunday. Mrs. L. Whittemore of north of Delton. daleMr. and Mrs. Mack of Hastings were regular or painful menstruation, weak­ te held at the church; at Lacey May 17 ness, leucorrhoea, displacement or Ul­ The L. A. 8. meet witlxMra Mattie Some from here attended the dance sad 18. Meals will {be served at the Dr. and Mrs. Harter wore in Kala­ called to the home of her father Mr. ceration of the womb, that bearing­ Adams Wednesday p. nu-Jf this week. at Prairieville Friday evening. mazoo Monday. . ”’’V*? T U'"°" ,o aU Tin-ladk. my tl»y areg.,lug to change Aldredge last Thursday on account of down feeling, inflammation of the ova­ ries. backache, flatulence, general de­ May Hart of Prairieville spent Satur­ dalqmte/ and rrn-luja. und any one 1 ,h„ (x)mi,!„(„,( o< lhe c|,„rcb inside by Bickneaa. I Mra. Abraham Craven and Miss bility, indigestion aod nervous prostra­ LUMBER anJ ; Hardy of Shultz .were ip town-Monday. day night with her grandma Mrs. M. w Unng tu bring Mirs. Reid was in Hastings on busi­ tion. they should remember there is Hart . with them will be wtrlome. ness one day last week. one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. n i i etn wi w wrchime. The pee1 wn ie new paper aud new lamps, but Maude : Business Vegetable Compound at once rcruially the;-will want-the men to help pay Andrew Johncox and wife and pie nt Inuvy atnl rietlttty Frank Herriflgton spent a few days Pinkham's jMeet me at Faulkner's drug store. removes.such troubles. .melted to attend Ihljferentiun. Mr,. , h „ wu . y 6uK , lust week with relatives in Kalamazoo. (Delton, next Saturday night. I am Cliarley . Powers, wife apd (children, No other female medicine In the world jWlton.. ; Jennie E. Wilcox of Jackson. Mich., | . ,, . visited Richard Johncox jr. ; Sunday. has ’ received such widespread-and-un­ going there to buy me a base ball mitt ; will lecture ou Wtdniday evening and ' 5" "" UI’ "',J “l”" qualified endorsement. Refuse all sub­ r.y aim to sell RUTLAND. and J may take a notion to buy you a Ion Thoredny .-venli an oratorical , pl“'rinK ,“r con’' stitutes. possible • A few from here will attend the W. / Mrs. Pinkham InvitaaOl sick women, • hammock. NORTH JOHNSTOWN. I contest tor a gold m.-dal will le held I A verv interesting Lt-agne w* held C. T. V. convention at Ldcey next to write her for advice. She has guided «m of Mr. ami Mre C..n t„t»m," "yiUblMito ’ Charlie. _ The„youngMt L„T------------- --------- --------ilito' .- Cox *“ s,‘n,l“> e'ening ■>< our church. mioo OF S*’ SHED 81'tfRS thousands to health. Address, Lynu, week. CHURCH NOTES Geo. Conklin is rery sirk at this writ- Goneriere Garre-.t. Damon Sp->nrer . ennilncted by Mia, Pearl Coleman. We i.-iruiZ.T .pCthe The dancing ]>arty at Chet Beach's I Mi„ Lucile Benuit. Miss Effa Dean' I S<«> >«lla a"'1 i I Julies Aid of Crewcv will te enter­ ing. ■ ttau'.v.MX-tr.-'. •...- nv tbe fact Friday night was largely attended. All Mrs. Etta Bndl ia laid up with in' Mire Mariau Slade, fhe ’ contort will ' ’ T™ “ v “ ‘ *' ’ ’ r Mi ” L-jIefTOrt. tained at the home uf Mrs. Jane Bar­ R. S. HARTER, M. D., There were were about about . » good time. tiammatory rheumatism at present j te tppeajcd at the M. P. church in Mienevieve Iden. Then* ter Wednesday nfurno-jn. ij times PH YS1CIAN and SURGEON. Earle Laubatxgb is in Hastings learn­ Mr .nd Mr. Cyrus Rica of Battle Tuexlay, evening May 28. I ?reselnt *e ho»* V> more jailing ‘ The I.; A. S. of Delton will give one Creek tisited relaiiy& in thil vicinity All otMM come oat out to League ' ing I p’T<ii2 iiut the carpenter's cnrnentcr's trade. 10 oinfa. 1| next 6and ‘v AU . Sunday. it- ri'inr , . loap.m., ah can* promptly atwaoM. Tei> . of their {popular dinners at tte home <>f — j on May 14. The AUU npwuriu Eilworth Ua»t» Au-.| Hkrry Kelley and George Bachman '‘'XS.fSSatow Mhot. MWb. ' (thingsi Mr. andiMra. Ezra Morehouse Thura- the past week. McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. -j nivenutry will te oliserved next SunIf you ■ attended church at Shultz Sunday. ' ’ ■ day. A igeneral invitation is extended Mrs. David Bristol is slowly on tte] M. M. Slocum aud wife spent « few day evening by au appropriate proJohn Dawson of Hastings and Mra. to all. ; gain, although it will te .some time ’ uavt a, . l.irt w-ek visiting the l;-.t:crs hitters 1’g gram, consisting ef of recitations sc^os. ”'””. eesri-tiug John Waters visited friends at Rich| •’ ‘’iltlluUS FAINTS I sister in Maple Grove. |* * instrumental ' .and* vocal, . ! Mr. Templeton is beautifying the yet before she is able to sit up. j both a ladies land last week. ■ > them (Banner subscribers can-buy A*um Paii i interior of the parsonage by papering Dr. and Mrs. Harter of Delton kpaut |: Coy Brumm and wife of- Nashville trio “nd rf,ort’ *Hro*-es Mrs. Jennie Loehr visited ter par­ . wine of the ruords this week. Thursday night with ’Mr. andS-Mrs. : "amt -Miss Gertrude Crawley spent Sun- jI Stiles will take charge of the' League. ents north of Hastings one day last the large Wall Map of Barry I A fine time is anticipated. Everyone j. The Earnest Workers of tho Clover- C. Risbridger. ! day with Reuben Crites and wife. week. . i », r, , .. v«»reu ,, , : is cordially invited to come and to in • hale charge, will Serve ice cream and Myron Robinson and family of Bed„«, wife J. .... M. Crawlev o and called «« on . . • , ... ... County at the Delton post office Tena Bachman of tte city spent Sun- j • in Haatlnga Sun­ [ vitd w-rao one ete\ All come and help ; cake Saturday evening on the lawn of ford rlaiteSretativre heron few,lay, the furtatr. mother Michigan. Delton. “ ’ us’to fill up the church. Everyone is day tvitl) her parents. I Mr. Green’s. Bring your test girl and last week.. *. The map gives all* the roads, ■ requested to bring a friend. ! have a sweet time. . Tte infant son of Mr., and Mha Fred I .,„.RO1VW v...« v* M Miss Margaret Crites’of Caledonia is | where tbe paiu is. It is put up in col- i ‘la^TtlthKir"^^ Topic for next Sunday. "The Glori­ Siam dirt hat Wednmday morning.1 number of acres In each farm, POOUNK. lapsable tubes-with nozzle attachments ous Gospel” scripture I Tim. 1-11. May 3nl. funeral was held from tte^ ucutw.n Crites. . ' uUr for introducing it. ManZau stope pain : We shall look to sef- the fares of uur with owners name. • Now ia the According to the-glorious graq>el of honfio on Friday. Interment in Bar. ■ jm­— ,n8tiuil*y ?»d cures all kinds of bliud. "Banner editors around town the com Roy Traver, of Caklton Center spent bleeding, itbhing. and protruding piles’ the EteMd G<k1. which was committed field cemetery, Tte sorrowing parents ing year like teaming Mara, after all Sold by Fred L. Heath the druggist.. Sunday at hi* hoind nr‘this place. time to get ore before they are have the sym;»athy of jUl in their hour to my trust.' • : Alton Spencer or Hiatfa Comers the giMid things said of the Banner by of tronbtaIt Is a pleasure to take Dr. Dade's the neightering pres* visited Forest Hall Sunday. CRESSEY. all gone. ' Little Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic Forest-Hall t'K)k the Mth grade ex­ ■ Charlie Loohr is quite ill with pneu­ effect upon the liver. Sold by Fred L. { Clyde Fisher-h again at home- after SHULTZ. amination at Hasttng* Saturday, wc monia. Dr. Snyder ; in attending him. Heath, the druggist. ' a short stay in Jackson. : The price; while they last, Is Per cenl on Mrs, Fred Weytraxau will Miteruin We are glad t<> repdrt of his improve­ wish him success. . , —i Mra. John Clinton is quite'sick tbe Ladies Aid on Thuredny of next > ment. ' . I Mra.- Williams. Loti Crawley. Mra. fifty cents each. • Ix*j Smith lost a good cow last week. week. May 18 for.dinner. ,Pav Deposits. Ibe lad Y m HnLfirm BagtJ uumum the iuv L. u. ;‘ iIrs- Bot,or Sm’’^ lM)en enter- Bwnthe ' Hall and Mra. Crites attended ; Mrs. Enos Barber is in i>H>r health Mim Lixxie Sewrance of Hartings A. S. at Mra. Daly's ot neuucnuou .»,*.• . iand Miss Clara DuGolia of W«wt Hope Corners. this spring' • Bronson, of Hastings, the part week. We Lag .... Kral Er.AUkC; t jtii j Cloe C.-owady returned, .to Battle were the guests of Miss Gladins Collins --------------------------. Fred Smith ia undergoing an opera‘ Creek Monday after a few days visit last Saturday. ASSYRIA----------------- • ri°n nt Ann Arter. Some of his -’■I only yy A W y VEGETABLE SICILIAN Mr. and,Mrs. Lee McDonald spent, lurrcn Tringatte uud Celia I’ulmlet.-r' Mt-ml- er.lie-1 upon him Sunday wh|ch : at W. Fisher’s. mV all . ... , . Y.wl nhttor >,im* t,tt tri niM Tawil Atta | Maurice 'Fisher of Wodilbuxy visited Sunday in Orangeville the giu-rts of. of Banfield yislted friends here Sunday, !j tended to cheer him. up in his tedious I stay at.the ho-spijal. .Irving Rice .and family. ; at home over nlgt Wednesdayi R. F. D. No. 1 of Assyria will start • Makes the hair trow long and heavy, and keeps it soft and glossy. $ „ "loncy to Loan Mrs. Lottie Filly and children of I next Monday morning. ChaHie C. i Four or five of the Podunk pupils | Mrs. Etta Cairns is sick at the home Stops failing hair and curep dandruff. And it always restores ’ at reasonable nues. De<?ds, ‘ took the Sth grade examination nt Has­ Middleville spent fart week with ter i , of ter daughter Mrs. Elmer Reynolds. 'Severn, carrier. , . . color to gray hair- Sold for fifty years. "’-.‘TT.d.-.-J-fccr*.— i. .Tort^es ;nj l^gaT ' tings Friday and Saturday. parents L. Ten>enning and wife of Quite a number from here atteuded Mrs. Fred Stewart of Grand Rapids r tapers br.- ■ • v> I Mrs. Fleming our former pastor’s this place. \ quarterly meeting at Pennfleld Sunday, is visiting at Byrun Fisher's. I Xeii Yorii Br^k: Henry. Zertei is' to te the Shultz ‘ 1 wife has been visitfng iff this place. ince Mra. Lizzie,Tasker visited relatives, >«aJ Bonds Sold. .Our Sunday school wa-> reorganized rural mail carrier. at Woodland lust w^ek. Sunday with the following officers. William Tuttle lot his hot* last ( w Supt.. Mrs. Philip Barter; Asst. Supt., ) mk'ECTuRS: i Mr. and Mrs. Ford of Trufant vlsut*' i Mrs. Warren Fisher; Sec. . Lois Short­ ’■week. ( A- A. ALDRICH,’President'. ed at Ed Myers last jweek. Clarence ffeynolds t^kthr ht|j.graJ.*, ifc er-. Treas., Ruth Brown; Organist, UU.HUilH:?................. r • Chis. Wiittemorol and family spent idem. examination at Hastings last Satprdny. ' Ui Mrs. Jennie Honeysette. jE-S. XblAt.HOl Sunday near Delton. shier. The Shultz L. A. S. nu< in n-q»ecial > W/HcLElV,. . W Adam Oswald who has l»en ui jxxir : Aunt J^tnjh Crippen spent last week meeting on Thursday of last wMk nnd , ?WILLIAM [ -.( !(>} health for some timtr is now seriously th at Frank VVafers of Yeckley. elected the following officers.: pre*. f L P.IEPi*: X\?Y in. I w Mrs. Ella! Loomis: Vice Pre* Mrs. Mrs..Ira Erway bpexit last .week in •MAMEb COLLIX . j News has been received of the safe Curtie Shultz.-tSee. Mrs Etta Pient th tte city. ! arrival of Mrs. Byron Fisher aVBrock- Trciu.. Mn»- Mary Smith. , J Ernest Edger and family and Jakio ACME HYGIENIC COUCH U> ! way Ville, Pa., and of the death df her Vein Ixxjmis and family mined to ( W -TW COUCH THAT WOhTUIW C4Tsister. * 1, n matter ot no little Impor­ Peter Vmnderbn ok. Delton this week, where he JOpdcts to it i ’ Mrs. Jane Barter will entenain the This is without question the most Hygienic and tance tn you. CloUilng ujt pro I Mrs. Geo. Havens visited Mrs. Fields £ carry mail. | , l. a.s.w.-dnoduj y afternoon. claim, tbe msn.” You want The series of meetings teld in the f of Podunk Sunday. t J LJUI, I nAUt x 4 t-red Loinimr. .1 4- F red Leinaar. Jennie Fisher and church tte i*uit two weeks closed test I Harry.Williams and Bert Newland THE I j Fannie Johnson, all of Kalamazoo Clothes that Fit. called on friends at North Irving Sun­ I were guests at Byron Fisher's Sunday. Bunday night. To-day. We guarantee them in every way. day. ; JJiss Alice Shultz spent the fore l«rt 4 Clothes tliat Wear. F Art yoi One Mrs. Harriet Slater widow of the Frank Waters and family of Yeckley of the week in Hastings. i patrons of the ■ ‘ the many late George Slater, and well known Clothes that Look Well. called at T. C. Williams Sunday. Mrs. Burtera McCallum hi* been ( I DD.TOH ROLLER MILLS? 4 here, died maidenly at Richland Satur, spending-several days at her son Dan s Mr. Dennis of Hastings spent Sun­ day. She leaven two num, and three We hare a treeb, new atock ot day withiZera Newland. of Brush Ridge. daughters and one sister, Ann Dorr of Um latoel style, the market r -■ • ” ■ I »<»rebf“ld •* t’:' *0 •■»»« C. A. Newland and wife went to ® Chicago. Funeral waa held at the M. alTorda. and sell them at prlcea l *..,n ■' rde''- Thc 4 E. chnrch at 2:30 o'clock Saturday. Saginaw this week. They expect to HOPE. . that are RIGHT. te gone about two weeks visting rela­ 4 Calls Acker i, on the Bick list. tive®. HOPE CENTER. 4 Ur, Hattie Scribner i, rhiliiMt at We have all the Lewi* Edger and wife of Rutland i ' Ch'SVO.T w ork Eaton county will have 22 saloons (lid WilkiMOn'a Latest styles and Novel­ Center were guest* of Edgar Otis' Sun­ J A SPECIALTY. Mias Edith McQnarrie xpenfSnnday next year, an increase of one over 1904. ties in Gent's Furnishings. day. ’ • with Mi» May Payne. d roller mills F. 3. Jenkins and wife of Prairie­ Croup Is quickly relieved and Whoop­ Grant Dickeraon and family spent Call and see ui. » ing Cough will not “run Its course" If > DttTOM, MCHMAI. j ville were guests of John Osgood Sun­ Sunday at Gid Wilkinaon's. you use tbe original Bee’s Laxative f y - . * _ to 3 day. Honey and Tar. This Cough Syrup Is Arthur Gtoler haa i-un-hsaed n new Lulu Replogle was the guest of her different from all others because it acts on the bowels. You cam not cure Croup SM grows’ I Saturday teacher Miss evening. Severance of Hastings t h°nto« Burdick attended the tuMnd ct ( and Whooping Cough until you rid the The Clothiers, . Saturday evening. system of congestion, by working off o,„ • moth,’r ,l Hl ry Delton and Prairieville. Mich. the cofdSthrough a copious action of ' Tm mtlUon AmerlMM raftr No need Wednesda ybowels. Bee’s Laxative Honey and k-T-1-.^ J1 ’ [tT bU« torturing pangs of dyspepsia. Tar doee this, and cuiee all Coughs, ~~ W DELTON. MICHIGAN. • ■a ,<i.. . ■ ; "r wamatit tu to. Burdock Blood Bitters cure. At i I t ■" ' ^3-— . Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. No opi­ ates. Sold by Fred L. Heath tbetirugBsawtha i for children jjle-uire. No opiate. gist. , P.IHU, p’,nU- WWyarnlsli , ^arn Pa,nts’ . < faOil Fdkri Shcl,ac:i V3A,i5hM' H Sttv -Aand !‘apcr’ s I ' , nus f, tfflM f?lA1rcTCMilladsen 15 YEARS u.l St lock 3n ffi the IbCa Chase, thb DELTON * STATE i < . BANK th. ria r»t im» “7 He^vrcheu lb* iai la ity. tr, cr tM ''"’J »'”■ Il ALEo Hair Renewer Your Clothing i-Y0UR'7PAnp 4 WANTED ’■ ® < ■ Market^ "■ Ui u* Ui Is filled now with new goods jjj Sideboards, Secretaries, I* ® Suites, Kitchen Cabinets, Carpets, j|j Couches, B Linoleuim, Shades, Curtains, * COME and Seelus BEFORE you BUY 4 , L. L. Loveland & Son, WSih ’ 01 • «y _______ 'Kutta’S l1'1 '“51$.'-30 Jlr l“-1 H<m<’ “‘‘Z*’ wwiW $fj*b i o' DETPO.T. sjIm" *'di! c,u ,afe j ** ' jjOur Furniture Department J 4 4 > 1’0N Best made Couch to1 Bn— W| .rf i Foley’s Honey Tar Aldrich Bros w w II �12 HA STI NGS BAKNER. MAY 11. 1905. Humanjty Of It POMONA GRANGE. ANWUNCBMBNTS ' ''Barry County Pomona Grange, No..I The twenty seventh Annual Conven- i 180, will meet with Irving Grange, tian of Barry Co. W. C. T. V. will be lOririnatl ‘ I Wednesday May 24, with the following held in the Congregational church at i ________ If you have anything useful There is Mxnofblng beautiful in that ■ program. Lapey May 17 and 18. Mrs. Stella ^yVlvu 7o fee ira^tt’al which Is to .lie that you want to sell, or if there Mnaic—Irving Grange. Is anything useful you want.to Hanth.Lampman. Margaret Campbell. • found in young lovers. It may be os| Roll Call df Officers. of Hastings City. Mrs. E. E. Barnum, | sumeS that half the i>eople who are BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. ■ Quotations—Declaration of Purposes. of boats Grove, Mra Shnhx, of Shultz, grown are married. Of these n/he' Address—Why we invited you. Will Moa Whitlock, of Barryville,Mrs. ' tenths know wbat It Is to support a If you have a buggy that’s lying idle in the bam; a stove or Agra. Gorhum of Welcome und other.' tamlty ou little or uuthtag or to te Kronewittpr. other household goods you . „ _____ tied to oue who U uo«oriou.ly un1 Response—Whv we came, J. E. Bab­ wUl ... take, part on th program. Mra wonh Ne,erthele,» » eouMderable don’t use; if you have any stock, bitt. Jeanie E. Wilcox, of Jac^mm. who ha. oth„ right you want to dispose of; a house' Recitation—Mra Minnie Vester. you want to sell or rent; if you charge of the Mate Held work will give oa ,ume blunder,. want a girl for house work; in Topic for discussion— What shall a I thq address for Wednesday evening 1 Frank Rivard those aheep raising for fact if youWantdo buy, ttent or farmer raise for a money crop? J. V. 1 Muy 17 and render valuable help , fain vocation, and bls father established aell, Just try our Want Column Wickham. J. J. Trego. ' ' thnonghopt the entire convention. | and worked for him a ranch in Mon­ It brings buyers and sellers to­ Discussion—Woman and her sphere, !. . J , , • . 4 ... „ , tana. One'would suppose feat Frank gether, and only costs ONE w„„n take CENT A WORD FOR EACH Mrs. Cora Ketcham, Mr. Adam Wolfe. ; A grand gold medal cental will take nnd(pr plan; Thuraday evening M«y IB. under pr)d(. and pl„,„„ (n .(tending utrtetly INSERTION. Try It. . Sok>-1. N. Cobb. Paper—The comparative value of tbe direction of Mrs Anna Dunham, Pres., j w tig ranch and his flocks aud let other FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Good windmill.and the gasoline motor for j of Lacey Union. All are invited to at- things alone. But there was a great tend. Gail Hamp Myers, Pres.. Lois deal of time that bung heavy on his building lot. Would take cow or Horse farmers,'—Leo Burton. Payne Cox. Secy. hands, and we all know that Satau for part payment. C. R. Bishop. Discussion—How to hold tbe interest । finds work for idle hands to do. An of the ydnng people in the Grange, A regular meeting of Hastings Hive । okl Mcxlcan unmed Nunez Fwrtado WANTED—A client of ours wishes - - to purchase a house in this city on I Mrs. Eva Erwny, Mrs* Will Otis, . No. 398 will tie held'in Maccalxa* Hall. ' jjve<j npnr. who supported s very largo time. Can make fair payment. The Farmers—Past, Hpaent and fu- . WeiinVsday evening May 17. A full famlly ~ partly by cultivating a small Ttemra A Pryor____________ _______ _ ture.-WUI ' Krotewlttbr. vegetable garden und‘partly by keep­ ' attendiuice is requested. ing a tavern. Tbe oldest daughter, Choiro ntat raral poratura for rate. P«I»-r-Wh.t 1. .ucrara te.l wtet 1 The subject of tho morning sermon powered, certain elements of The best late jwtato on the mafrket. qualities are neceasary-tn make a sue- . at dhe U. B. chnrch will be,‘“The Ten- Blanca, ____ beauty. Blvard first saw her Spanish 625 Boltwofxl St. 1st ward, F. M. I cc»fnl farmer? F. O. StoKoe. Bronwn.•i Discussion—Has the farmers' wife any • deriiess of the Master" evening "The., ^ix awntlis after he had parted with maa who ran away from God. ’’ Young Julia Woodbixry, a young lady of bls FOR SALE--Very J.-sirable vacant responsibility toward the rural , Peoples meeting at 6:30. ' own Mntlon, nnd to whom he would lot. corner Creek and Walnut. 3d ward. - Mrs. Laura L'sbome. ’ I • ' . . , ... hove made a proposal ot marriage just adjoining property recently improved Music. ' The State Road Dime Society will before nis departure had he not lacked by Mr. Tilman. Only remaining: lot / ‘ w . The fifth degree will be given to , meqt Thursday afternoon at two op5>ortunlty. in Iki ward so near to uchools. churches , ... *’ ’ . . , , ,1 ■» ' * at the Wesleyan Methodist The Spanish black eyes of Blanca, and busmen street Enquire E. A th'*“ to join, the Pomona J o clixk. Rider. j, Afternoon mwting will I® open. Every- part mage. 401 East State Road, 1st tbe red tint set In an olive cheek, not.I. ' ’ withstanding thnt her hair whs frowzy er.“' '"”ly ~ r- O^i. I^uror 1 and her apparel dirty. Were very beau­ The 10th anniversary of the Epworth •’ tlful to Rivard—much more do. he . Leagnc will be celebrated at the Meth- ! thought, than the girl be had left be? ,^?R2AI^i.TwS 1ei!?ing 1“0’ AMONG THE CHURCHES odirit church next Sunday hs follow*,: ! hind him. But only one who has seen just east of St. RoseS hall. I,, ■ . ; . . ... |ii ho women for six months can realize • In the morning at 7 o’clock there will Tbe quarterly meeting held last Safer- i® „ prayer meeting: at 10:30 the pas- : how beautiful they are. -Frank met FOR SALE—House and lot. Enqiiii Bert Sparks. 322 Mill St. day and Sunday at the Fisher church tor will preach to the young people on Blanca nnd made love to her, of course. was pronounced by those who attended, ; the Object "True Strength." In the Thnt he should not do so was not to LOST—A small dragon stick pin I be exi»erted under the circumstances, with diamond setting in head. Find­ a decided success. Rev. A. W. Bmce, j evening the services will be in charge er will be rewarded by leaving same of Win.um.rou. who Hid .te ^ueb^ I „f (tT^e. wbeu tew ..nirora will “«"e at Ciy Bank. F. W. Stebbins. is an excellent preacher of the word. be installed and several short address-;; stetH. One morning after having been The Wesleyan .Methodists are having I es g ven. There will be special music wife Blanca the algin before In moon­ FOR SALE—A good work horse for «ale cheap. Enquire. Chet Cider. very successful meetings in the Advent ' by the Sunday school orchestra nt this light he woke up couscloUft that be was betrothed. He waa horrified at first church in the second want every Sun-, &erv ce. and kept away from' the girl for two day afternoon at three o’clock sun , D<n'l forget to attend the toe social' time. They have also organized a Sun­ at tie"Star Grunge'ball, next Wednes- . days, at the end of which time they were sitting again in tbe moonlight day school which meets at .two p. in. . , . evening May 17. Come and enjoy wrapped hi each other's arr.is and berth GLASS CREEK GRANGE. ■ at the same place. jierfwtly happy. From that time for­ : yourjidlf. I^adit'H bring cake. Program. ward the lover cofltMercd the Mexican ’: -Thu* Dorcas' Daughters of .the PresbyC. lA. Glass tlie evangelist will give girl necessary to his happiness. Singing—By rhe Grange. ■: terian church were entertained Friday his j farewell address al Townsend s Rivqrd was not the only fool of the Talk, Wastes anil mistakes in farm­ .erraimt very rnjoyebly by Mis. Glenns . raiding. two. The girl hud everything her own ing,—Will Otis and others. 10rsj; Pancost, assisted by Mtk xDn Howell. . wny in a matrimonial point of view. •Forest Havens. : There was a large attendance and ull-f’ • Instrumental Music-*! M. C. Excursions. She would probably not be.very happy Topic—Broadening the scope of the Hpreient; had a good time. Mgy Festival. University of Michi-. under midi nn unequal marriage. but state pure food department. The following officers of the Epworth gan, .Ann Arlxir. Mich., May 11-18. <XY tl,ls ,,ot Mfefete. It waa plain (1) The former work of tbe dairy -T . - meet-1 . .. mrato uf tiV, . - » ,t . ». bmdnra. 1. .fur .. . .trip, - to her that she wofild get tbe best of ind foud-departmeut »nd i, it the duty Ui^uo were ducted At he-------round the bargain. Nevertheless she threw of tho MAto tu frator mt.letwut.rage •!» \ the hmpo Dutra of rale. Muy I .nd t2. .nd «• away the oftportunlty. Site was consld - - - of Mrs. Geo. Heath. Pres. Edwin ing train of me IJth. return limit . cred pretty In feat region and could dairy’ industry? F. Gorham. I Smith: 1st Vice Pres. Dept, Spiritual.i May 15 inclusfe*. hare nil the attention she desired.- A (2) Who was recently elected presi: Spraiul round irip 'SumUy rate, rao cowboy - came along - and made love -------ta ■dent of tlu- state dairy association? C.’ ! ’^ork Dept. World Lvutgelium, Mra Arthur „ ow w o( one ,,ir tor the "T f"taon that Mio A. Newland. •. j . . „— -i It. Instead of telling Trott : 3d Vice Pres. Dept Mercy and round p rather enjoyed It, tnp.will be _h_r_w> Frarampm, >|M (8) Why does creamery butter sell' „ , ... . -> “' Help. Mi- Edith I-moh.nl; 4th Vice him that .h. wu. ««a,ed di, twapofor more tl»n dairy .tatter’ Mnttie 'j Pro. Dept, ot Literary and 'Social “ by »>idrlight rit«l with him nuttl he cane to rouald' FresL Dept, or Literary ana social' _ » , ............ vuUBluHavens. Wnrk MIm ClmrlnttA Brumm- Secre0 Tickets are good on ^11 er that ghc belonged to him. Then ■ Work, Miss Cliarlotte Brumm: SecreSelection—Ella Otis. ’r ' xi- - ri A p, .... .r P*ssc®K’!r trainron this division if they 1 when the damage was done she waa r ^ 0 ° r L. ,ff rart T ’ are scheduled to stop at tbe station'afraldtotellhlmfeatshewasengagOriginal Poem—Ira McCallum. - Edward Waite; Organist, Miss Wetzel; you vigll stQJ1 Frank Rivard for tear the cow­ Singing--Lulu Replogle. Chorister. Mrs. Geo. Heath. At this ' boy would kill him, so she dismissed Music—Lena Havens. n meeting delegates were elected to the i National Ass n or Manufacturers, at him without any goal and sufficient Report of last years poultry—G. group Epworth League Convention to j Atlanta, Ga.. May 16 to 18 ‘05. A reason. Harthy. i be held in Middleville May 19 and 20. very low round trip rate will be given The affair ended as auch affairs oceaMrs. Nora Heath andiMis* IxitLie Lake fi,r this occasion. Dates of sale May elonally do—In a tragedy. The cowboy were selected. Miss Lake will read a 14 »nd I6- return limit May 20. By *>ught her out no often and so fiercely • IRVING GRANGE. | taper before the convention oil ■ Merev l«yi>¥ » “»Ml fra te exter»lon Cte te' •>» '“Tta" “ ™v“rtI wl>uU • : secured __ , until __ -< v bin Httnntinn • bear hear of his attention. Dru. One .f»r day rtvra the This Grange held a meeting May 2 .Tone LY and Help. ’ ’ puncher told her that If site didn’t with good attendance. ' Gen ’ I Asaemtily of the Presbyterian marry him he would kill her. She look ­ , The L. s U. B. A. Circle of the M. E. The lecture hour was observed with i church was entertained Tuesday after- Church in U. S. A. at Winona Lake. ed lu hia eye and saw that he meant the,following program: I noon by Mesdames Frank Hoes, F. C. Ind., May 17 to 31 ‘05. One first dais whftt he said and tried to escape. She Song, by the Grange—"Tho River of Brook, and W. K. Cook At the hum, of ,,re 25 c,'nt" ,or ,he n“u’d triH> J*1': A l“,l! ,,,Ked U1“ Time. ’ ’ , , •, . . will lw« be crivnn given fur. for the »luivn above hrvn«i<m Occasion. problem Problem for her. and another iirevpntad prevented tho last named. About 80 were present Roll Call—Quotations. Dates of sale May 15-17-11-19-22-28 re- troublp between her slayer and Rivard, and an afternoon of social pleasure was turn limit June 4. Inatrumentnl Munic—Glenn Moore. . Tbe.rawtaj «.„t it Intn hl, ran t«>llri, brain. • . Question—Wonld consolidation im­ enjoyed by them. Light refreshments ' . | National Baptist Anniversary, St. When the catastrophe was broken to prove our district schools? Bru. ,Frank were served. I Louis, Mo. ,Majr 16 to24 ’05. For thia, Rivard he was crazed. He spent a Olner and others. Tralnln* the ChiJdrva. j occasion we will give a very low neek trying to get over hie Ions, then The nextjnceting will be held MayChildren are such lazy Httlo things, round trip rate. Dutra of rale M.y in leel'l'-'l tu try cli»n|te ot m-rae. Lera 16 with the following program. says a writer in Good Housekeeping, 1-18-17. return limit M.y 27 On. For : *“* ta th. rar. ot utbera. be Song—By the Grange. that cleanliness must be made easy lunbra i„lorm.tio„ in ra^rd to .t»re ^“‘luXS^ Roll Call—Quotations. , ( civilization Interested him and crowdfor them. Until the habit Is formed .^tcs inquire at ticket office. ; ed out hia sorrow. There la nothing Reading—Iva Moore. they will not be clean if it Involves Topics for general discussion—Edu­ great Inconvenience and trouble. They Free and Accepted Masons Grand I better to allevlats grief than travel cation through home life. Is live stock' will not bathe frequently If bathrooms Lodge.Detroit,Mich..May 28 and R4'.0S. By 016 Ume he ri'*cb«d home he had ao ffar "r recovered that khe “ Kbegan “ *to real 1­ fanning on the decline in Michigan? are unwanned, if th* supply of warm At a rate of 13.40 for the round tript I *** What should we add to rations when water Is Inadequate or if there is any Dates of sale May 22 and 28, return limit ize the inequality of his intended union. At any rate, he would say nothing difficulty at getting a turn at the bath­ I May 25 inclusive. - growing calves on skim milk? about it tub. Song—Ida Moore. ' ' Mich. Athletic Ass'n Interscholastic Tho first woman Rivard met after his Meet, Ann Arbor, Mich. May 26-27, a return was Julia Woodbury. He was rate of $2.65 for the round trip will be sitting on tbe piazza in the sprang sun­ shine when she called—ostensibly' to given, dates of sale. May 26, return see hia slater Mary. When she camo limit May 27 inclusive. up the steps and saw him her face The Carl Hagenbeck Trained Animal broke into a smile of pleasure. Some­ i Show Co., Grand Rapids, Mich., May how n contrast between her ladylike 12. OS. date ot rale M.y 12, mure "'’“'‘V BUara li:ithM’yi1’l^li1 "™"J h,ri'> -«< o7,b rao^ WANTS *uS THE GRANGE Home Made Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis­ cuit home-made. They will be fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco­ nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer­ cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and •muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. which include, ■ulmiramn to the iihow umoyed him Th. Imao of Blura did Assn, of Employed Officers of the I finally die away, leaving a real Image Young Men’s Christian Assn, of North ot m1sh Woodbury which was very “ America, at Niagara Falls, N.Y., May pleasant to look upon. A week later a telegram came for - 25-June 1, 1905. For tho above occas­ Frank Rivard stating that his presence ion the round trip rate will be $10.15. was needed on the--ranch rat at u once. ------„vv. He dates of sale'May 24, 25, and 26, return‘ had aeon a great deal In a abort dma limit June 5, 1903. ' of Mbs Woodbury, and by mutual conAcct. Memorial Day, May 80, the sent of all parties they were left alone round trip rate will be very low. These together on the evening before his -in­ tickets cannot be sold farther than a tended departure. It was moonlight, distance of X>0 miles from starting but Frank forgot that such was the rase on the night he proposed to point Dates of sale May 20-80, return Blanca. At any rate, he proposed to limit May 81 inclusive. Julia and was accepted. Very low pne way colonist ratee to The next morning another telegram pointe in Washington, Oregon, Califofd- cflme- MJ'lug that the danger had'pasTla, Montana and British Columbia will i e<1, and I''rnnk decided to remain long be In effect Mar. Is;, and will continue tOA-tako h,s bride back wife him. ............. until May 15th inclusive, good coach i Hai’l bls father on the day accommodations will be furnished. j of his wedding, ••j our mother ----W S.BAKKON.AoKXr. U. ™XTtaraJT« — —'-ui uiiTv rnignt — ■■■■——--------------iMd . .. matri­ lead rnn, you- In tn ,1,. do _____ something stupid monially, but I knew you trad more “How did you cure yourself of in­ sense. —k somnia ?" Whether Frank had more Or less “I left a lot of my day1* work uuflrn sense than most men, be had tho oame feted and triad to stay awake and do' human nature. It at night.”—Exchange. . AUSTIN A. KINGBLXT. Tte BOSTON COHN ami BEAN PLANTED Made by fiieflOUK PLOW CO., of Moline III., has been fhoroughly ers and has mpi »i|j great sjicces.s. Vs can be seen'from tbe above illustration, the Boston Corn and Bean Planter is extrerii j,je * structlon. lu simplicity makes it easy to operate, allows of lightness, combined jrith attengp u L. . 'A. justment to balance the planter to any weight of operator when running with looee lever Tbe Planter te equipped regularly with three sete of plates: fl. 8 and 12 holes, with boltt ■* ,.’. ta ... iimcan be set to plant rows 30,82,-10, 42, 44 and 48 iiicbea apart. The last four adjusunei.t-• lL. r.-.ttaliy.»ed llyUthe various combinations of Sprockets beans can be planted the following distance* i , aud 17 inches. A Check Rower attachment can be furnished for planting beans or eom in bills, with . in a hill. A special wire caif be furnished for close checking. The New DEERE No. 9 Planter The New Deere No. 9 will drop three keniete or two kernels in each hill, or twp and th sired and do it unfailingly, without being forgetful or Betting excited. “Attend^ to its k: •never drops a stitch.” This is something ununual in codi planter* as too manyrtarmvr- k tttiHijtittd' SPRING TOOTH snd 6Q-TOOTH LEVER HARROWS, and a full line .■' .Me John Deere Cultivators, Riding and Walking. A FULL LINE OF FISHING TACKLE AND FISHEMEN’S SUPPLIES. Goodyear Phone No. 1. THE HARDWARE Ordinary sour buttermilk is a better tonic. Is a better food, than was ever bottled or txned up by the cliemiat or doctor. Many a farmer drives miles away to see a doctor, to get n bqttle of pepsin or cod liver oil or beef extract when a( the name time he Is feeding to his calves good. rich, nutritious butterjnllk, a thousand times better for him than fee stuff the doctor will give him. —Medical Talk. ! I ' i J , ( I i i < 1 . ( Don’t ros. DEALERS Hastings, Mich Buy Glassware^ until you have seen the 1Oc Assortment at Horton’s 5c and 10c ARTICLES. । We have some of the most useful at this price. Brother Bill came home tote nnd went down to tbe kitchen to look for a bite. He found the larder empty and started back to blp room, whou the front door Opened to ndmlt his brother Jlin. “Anything good downstairs?“ Inquir­ ed Jim. • Lucky if you' find a mouse,- said Bill. GROCERIES ALWAYS THE BEST AT Two DeSviry Wagons, Life Is wbat we are alive to. X ia not n length, but breadth., To t»e altre only to appetite, pleasure, pride, money making, nnd not to goodness and kind­ ness, purity and love, history, poetry and music, flowers, stars, God nnd eter­ nal hopes. Is to be all but dead —Mel­ tale D. Babcock. Miss Woodby—My grea t-grandmothar on my mother’s side was noted for her proud and. Imperious bearing. Mias Newltt—Indeed? Our servant girl’s tbs same way. - Catholic Standard and Times. HitUngt Market!. IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT | HARPER’S LUMBER YARD । ’ if you are going to do any building thia year. We carry a Iul line of all kinds of lumber, snch as te demandc-I ,-.ti buildlai and we will cheerfully quote you figure# on any 'tjhb yvn o* present. Or If you are going to do any repair werk buHd ; porch or ehed, come and see us. It won’t cost i yen a reu to come, and if we save you money on your purewrir-*. m » believe we can, it will be to your advantage. Marketa are corrected evenWednesday morning and can be relied ' upon as correct at that date. Corrected Wednesday, May 10 1905.. J. S. Harper & Compan I’HODVCK. RuUrr-iVe-iM per lb. Phone 221. mAMUUUUUiUUAMUAUlUUUAUUiUUmi Honey d*rk.-!Oc; white,-lie I'srMnljis—30c per bis. Onlon»-7to-flto per bts. , i. . .. meats Heef. live weight-to —«c . Mf.dnwd-Jc-fc. Mutton. drev»wI-7c-K.' 8becp-to—4c. ■ WW)'- dressed—He— iso Caff 8kla>-9c • I Tallow-SH—teW ool cotrse-30. Woo) I Xto^to0,1 *WU1 ” | wood—sett. ! red.S to mixed. Mao; hard to SO. : SA S-nSKraSS, r Hastings, Miich. LUMBER DEALERS. In France a.newly married couple do not have the ordinary bridal calls made upon them. Instead, garbed in their best the bride and groom pay visits to all their married friends. Imagine a shy woman's embarrassment vraen she must call upon total strangers—es­ pecially if abe marries away from her own neighItorhood or her husband has a country house in a different quarter. —Philadelphia Ledger. Church of Birmingham waa tbe first person who, tu my youth, con­ trived a bicycle and rode upon It In the town, which excited more consterna­ tion than a Routbcotteau with hie board. He was an able physician, but hia harmleM innovation cost him his practice. Patients refused to be cured by a doctor who rode a borae which odd no head and ate no oata —Holyoake’a “Bygone* Worth RenKHnbcrkig.’’ THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED We Have rry! v'd ererjthlnt «■ .?!■' Beeunitei. .« " •’ tt woodwork h.V“ •*t,‘ nered ami Come to v’lr j'U” an“. get a nice Wg? 25 ris and you will I. nea< »t<l lu"rrtB oomwetiou «r.a 'a racially. Hne 01 -' Cudki. Barnaby Brt First dooreast ' u*"' Mmm 123 JU � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-05-18.pdf 3384ec5580060c8f938c682c15018a93 PDF Text Text the brnETH y::ak. --------------------- I|ASTIX“S MKHIOAK, THUK80AV M.V IK UK. dwo* isint • stMTE HAND £ve>t$ g; - *• a EEK demon-, STRATED HI- leadership. sow SO PtuOONttED. SO SAYS DETROIT 5 FREE PRESS E ii IT IS The WORTH WELL Preparatory Work WHILE For the Eighth Grade Examina­ tions. 13 d rr a Ia a led ind ind Ed. AUrich Brox„ of Dolton, Don't Lot Commiaaioner Ketcham the certificate PATIENCE NEEDED that will permit them, without further examination, to enter any high w-hool! TO BUILDERS. TFDM TheTomlisson l-umber Co Have IVIVIIHI ILKII Nice Stock ot Cemeat The Gru, Qrow Ltad„ tho)r ✓ . Feet.‘ AMrioh Bn*, the hwtHog hardware Op BARRV and implement dealer, of Delton, have «« rwv.ved . car U-d binder, and mnwera and are right after tho hay. >n« and imrveat Tiuntnenm.' They also i OF INTEREST al Blocks. CIRCUIT | । The Tomlinson Lumber Col recently COURT COMMENCING NEXT • purchased a very fine machine for MONDAY ! making cement blocks, and the firm MONDAY. now hna on hand a fine stock of cement ---------, । blocks all ready to use. They make a SIXTEEN COIIPIFS cement block-with rock face finish thut ° " bU“''Lt!> u proven very popular, and . ... ■ * has baa met COUNTY . RIDGE MOUNTAINS MRS. ELLEN E. ROBINSON DES­ j ; CRIBES A RIDE OVER THEM. j mve alargollnoofcnltivatorsandother i CLOSE QUARTERS FOR A WHILE farm Implement. They are lilu.wiw, W|TH A M(JLE TEA|t ; ’ in Barry County. Even jf they shall »ff. ringsplendid indnoenamt, WANT DIVORCES with a large demand. In the .cun-1 their furniture department. This firm — .■Badly Defeat- never use it for that purpose, this cer-'. । structioh of their blocks they use the tifcate wrw eminently worth striving , VnUI1 Th' Changes In Mailing List, •■Ii«™,.'ratebt”?!^i'iIlH11 The Nichol, Case Coming Here from >«t of material, an.l it will pay any- visits a' Typical Mountain Town. • Block All The Nichols Case Coming Here from 1-est of material, and it will pay any- visits for. and'a credit to its owner. It shows Can All be Com­ . Trl'a one inten'ding to build 'taj**' to call at th.-' their '. orufiT’'"1 •KM1" “ * "‘-omNo <ir‘,od R*t'“. s ... Wl„ " . ■'■'•‘“res Many Charms In kvpttfi Rills. that thus early ho or she has learned to Pr ini Grand Rapids Will Nut be Tried > • , . . ! 1 v * placq of. .business and inspect these strive worthily and honorably for that • pleted. busin-«.,nIre •? *° build np a g.x4 This Term. hkwka That Section. Term. .blocks I*' which was of value; Those .-------------------Mho failed M'mdnV there began in thiscountv to luurt haw yet the henvffi of this trial nearly complete daily rural mail seri .. ------Cirenit Court will convene next THE GOODS ARE GUARANTEED. One of th, teatuMof the Shakesjwaxu . Circuit C “ * ig'the W F M ■ . ° IK,IN’ Monday. It is "« not 'taught thought it will te lie ! Cook A-Sent, have an adv. in thi< P“b'’rcw"‘ annnjJ telnet w™ . . •r.jitt. of their power*. >nd further opportun- 'ice as the pustoffice department was e L. 7 *»««"« .’ •wrT taMf'e™. The -Nichol, ome. .-i ,h„, ,x. of inttreB ,, the j'V ' " n''™ f Mm- EH,n B. Rob- . ities will li« given when success may able to inaugurate; We ane sure it is u.very 1'ing term. The Nichols case, t rtmlx- won. We are sure these examina- appreciated and willbestillfmon- when '1"”' “‘1"t'x,S’t',r- Kn’Wi",t "f lhc Grnn'1 Wl* Thiswcll known Una ofgn,- : !?? ,' , whir* i in H.rt tedow. filing it . iioiw are doing good in holding befoty (into better-and rauebther work- day will bo it picnic fur buyers nt hit, water scandal, will not lie tried this eer,l..„ a brand of Baking Fill 11M ^“ “ni'ltaHilois ready for IL pot, op e-ped.lly for thX They «> «»rtby “f a w.*r enmtapon Uun the minds of Lhe pupils a worthy oli-'>order. There y, »’fe ’ J' good deal n TbpritCM. torn , “2 'Hmtning, worth from ' Following aru the mows noted in the guarantee j, t4y r „^ the ortgimd «dl«K» to wbo^ it wm. it Io to1 be .1»,ln alwohitdy pure. nhu-hlne ject for scholarly ambition.- and we . of confusion at first, and . fur a time to 13 cents per yard and offers the ! calendar: in buying or,^nal,y written. 'Mrs. RWunion ex( feel that those who pasmM have reason, many may fail to get their letters and Customers run no chance ir ‘ ’ : tv in•. ; । pern now to leave for her homo in I ’ tojx pleased. and proud of their sue- paj*nu especially lb<-latter, as prompt­ choice of the entire lot for 3 cents per i this brand, because-if thegooc, „ •CIUJONAL CASES he prim(sis an no Hostings Juue 8. visiting A*MvH1b, N. ’ yard th< on Saturday , ly as desirable. But patojns May can1 ‘.ML For further satisfactory they can be. returned and t’M-nator ; C. en route. • • '' ' ■ . pahicuUrs read his adv.' • People vs. Chas Pixley, bastardy. . the money will be cheerfully refunded. ; and should do all they can to aid in I People vs Lewis Cole, running slot _________ ________ In this letter I wniit to. tell you of a ' this matter by writing tu all their i inchine. rerzirerre uatta mountain ride dvei the Blue Ridge i machine. - *\ friends from whdfa they get letters, i People vs Arthjir-T; Crites, disposing gl|| ||1| || R|gj| Tfj that I took with apr.nephew. What and giving their new addn-w., and the TUn "LV.il/LM 11U I Iv I omit* that is grand, your irriaginaoff contract property. • I number of their rural route - also write pjMid I Af ATI- HFAF tioD*’rans*f111 in’ ®veu tlie •* statutory j the publisher* of the pa^-rs y.,n take |_I [ |j» I\L ready writer is inaf^qnate tn give a । about the changes. We have, made all I«erfect picture of the enjoynient one 1* ' People vh. Itobcrt Coburn. statutory! the>hnngus we have known of or heard ' gets .in a day’s ride ^ver the ‘jeverlast! rape. TOBE PROPERLY OBSERVED ■ of in our IM-v but no doubt many NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF People vs.j- John Dickens, malicious THIS IS DECISION THE ..ing hills'’ of North |Ct*rulimM' OP THIS CITY BY i mure will be required. Pleaae write us C q . It is.said of mountains 'andlulls in’ Jri Ijave f injury td projfcrty; for sentence. , THE SUCCESSFUL AP­ CH/1RLES A. GREENMAN , promptly, and do not fail tx» give both D. A. R. f Maine,'; that they ar$ so rocky, a sheep People-vs; Geo. Jennings, disposing PLICANTS. ' yiinir old and new address. ) I cannot get his nort< to the ground, OF GRAND RAPIDS , of eontrart property. ’ ■r haw Nine route# nowitart from this city. ' I without scratching j it unmercifully^ ' issrfes OF FA£T iHrttehef® w« girt, a pi.-tunof tii<CITIZENS AND SCHOOL ! The "Blue Ridge" in thej westrtn LARGE NUMBER. CRED­ PAY HIGH COMPLI, nine carriers. CKangiw have been -----i part of the state, islfust au i-ockv a“ Eckert- A Ik-rker Brewing Co. vs. CHILDREN INVITED ukuIc in: all the original' six routes, ITABLE SHOWING John Yiuiger. afenmpsit. NIENT TO CITY the Maine mountain^, lint jtiauiDe. * haa ar. H. but j they retain the old ; numbers., I lavishly provided t!4se in tM • Sunny Fnmcis E. uijd Scid Bench vs. City Jolui Curtic carrier of ronU No. 1. is'1 . nu -n J■ ovuui South with Jt jM-rjwri ]x?rpesua! --top-coat" .of of Hasting-. trvsptL-s. ,,n the case. To Attend the Exercisesand Unite And to Hastings Board of Trade, Ij mnlti-8&ailt*d muIti-Aaded . ct green. ila<Iiiy of the bunch, having rrcrivetl Five Highest Averages also Best *h'h^ in the sliapei of Sturgiaxfc Burn Mfg. Co.' vs.' Geo. In the Memorial ; tall pines-and other pcrgnnikl trees, his apixjintnn-nt in July Bi.r Results in Different Branches Potter. a$stinij«Jit. .Reasons for Their Decision dette LiHity. carri«-r of N’o.'a was ap­ Ix’neath wboje branch?* arc the varying Wiemap i‘ Muensh vk Etta N. Are (liven. Stated. • greens of holly, laurel aud nkagnolia. pointed in May llnrj. and via* the first Berg, assumpsit. ' A few weeks ago. Charles a] Greanwiring limn their protector* but i to swum *liis appointment here under . Her» with w- pre-am: the names of C. C. Edmmxls vs. Eumn-t Evcrets. - ■ Itvauj*: M< iporial Day in tins city, a day. set ' the viva service regulatidhk 1). R. the young p-ople of the county who itssumjMt. man. Wm. M. Graham nnd two other equally attractive with Uuthing but t i U'.mltt'f apart to honor the inenivry of onr de.- Fwftcr. dnrrter of No. 3. AittHQas. repre-sentatives of the Charles A. their leaveswere surrealnl it jrtming the Fth CHANCERY CASES i .1.1 bi-machine' censed comrade*. Fitzgerald Post. G. ; Gaskill, carrier No. 4. Greenman Co., manufacturers of furni-, "hat it must be when their Ibldnoms •j*» both up- - grade examinations held by the Board . :• under th. A. R.. of this city will fittingly obTerrence Corrigan vs. 'John Yarger. ture. were in tho city nt the invitation 1 appear, it remains for me to sec, for I pointed in Febnirary 1! EdBinLsall. of Examiner* May !■«. We also give v. ■ ,z hi Baird, serve the.day. and invites the citizens of the Hasting* Board of Trade. It have promised to return to Murphy ; carrier of No. 6. aiul Geo. Clary, car­ the name* of the five studbnt* who re­ receiver and injunction. 111 th.it Carrie* hw of Httfitrng* and the school children to ' rier of No. 0. were appointed in OvtoLottie M. Fox vs. Thus. Spence, bill was known that their growing bust- ! when the Rhododendrons bloom, ceived the highest •cwrago standings, : •? the bill i" a unite with them in the memorial scr- : l>er 1903. Chas. Bachelor, carrier No. — neas nocesaitaied a ■ large increase in i. Making allowances for the North the name* of the student. or students in aid of execution. Mich :ni" aiires are vice**. Stella Miller vs. Arthur O. Miller, t heir Grand Rapids plant and its Carolinian’* pride I really think they • ; * Ralph Skidmore of No. ..H. and JoLn who wean'd the highest standing in will need fnrThe G. A- R. 1 ^will decorate the ghriher of No. 9, received their ap- each subject, and also the dumber of divorce.' location was such that the aRerations i «re justly enthusiastic over the moun<L»nziin- .the the ;t accompli tth graves of their dead .i^i comrade* — .... i....I ,’„v» pn«ent month. It graduate* from each township The . Martha1 Houghtnlin vs. Letha Adkins would not leave their plant in a condi- | tain scenery of the “Sapphire Country" tion for the most economical operation Iit is caffed. taking its name from * morning, and ottering, of flower, ter w„nld u. dimrult to pick - u, ninF mra whole number of regular sth gttule and William S. Adkina. judgment ' without ^xpeadillg a great deal of j the peculiar atmospheric tint always ’.bon: th- senate thin purixMt will ha thankfuUy*rec«ivvd. wbA „.„uld w„rk h,r,!,.r applicant* was 243., Numlier mwcetwful creditor's hill Zoe Lockwood vsJo»e]4i B. Lockmoney. It was hoped they might lie present where the monnijuna of the -r.-.non that the The xxerciMx will bv held nt th® Fair patrons of thrir routes than 132, Percentage succMtsful M plus. induced to locate in- this city.’. Their I Blue Ridge are seen. For picturaquewood, diiorce. wrested from Ground at 2 p. m. thaunrn we have named Wm. Adnan-on Prairieville. G. Roush, i goods are sold by the same persons who i neas. these elevations cannot lie surJohn L. Roush vx John Rilla Archer Nashville 4. ■ J u> iriisusc hi.-, Let Memorial.Day bo so observed in j ... . ------------------♦Fannie Adgate Middleville. sqU the* output of the Bookrtue and passed either in coloring or formation. bill to set aside d»*e<|p*j; bauds;<>f one who Hastings as to. inspire a higher ideal of! COLD COOKED MEATS Leila Anson Doster 2. Lahra G. Powell va John M. Dwyer. American valor, and a more sacred -bill for specific performinoe of con­ their furniture fits in with the lines ! sky-ward with an apparent comtciouslender. reverence for those who offered their ConMiuNl on w two.-" tbese two factories make. , i new of superior workmanship that tract. . , <• note lives for our country.' Weaver's New Meat Market Keeps |But lost week Mr. Kellar Stem, of ' fvhionwl their rock-crowned summits. Willard J. .Warner vs. Nettie Mae Signod Wm. Ream. BARRY CO. SUNDAY a Fine Fresh Stock at Warner, divorce. this city, recpitwl a letter from Ms. The Sierras and Coast Range*, stand . Com. Fitzgerald Post. SCHOOL CONVENTION lik1- .7' grim ’ sentiuals. keeping a digini• Lillian. Powers vs. Rolla O. Powers, ! Greenmun. Which reads as follow*; All Times AN ANNOUNCEMENT. divorce. . "Concerning the matter of moving the tied wa|ch and ward oter-tha-golden ' Weaver’s New Meat Market, corner PRIZE DECLAMA­ Mildred McDonald vs. Jas. N. Mc­ Charles A. Greenman Cb. to3a.-tings ' treasures, buried at their feet, but the of Court and Jefferson street, is gain­ Will Be Held la This City Wednea will say that we have held two meet*! "Blue Ridge" mountains wiih their, Donald, divorco, . TORY CONTEST , ing in popular favor with -many house Arthur t . Mulholland. day and Thursday, May 24th. Llewellyn Burghduf vs. 1 Rosella n.gs conc-rning tLe above, arel after 1 engrailed battlementsTmdined i against , i wives in this city, liecah* of. the deli­ ' vdry careful deHlx?nition • and giving the bine sky. with the faintestisuggeatcco.-cr to W . I! (JnodBurghduf, divorce. and 25th ‘ cious cold meats that are. to l«c found the matter our most earnest copsidera- I ion of a, difference or tint, and alFriday High School* Room PRO CONfisSO CHANCERY there at all times. Many of their cold The Barry County Sunday School tion, we do wl we our way clear to i most indistinguishable from it^ have a Evening May meats are cooked and prepared by.Mrs. Convention will lx? hold in the M. E. Isabella T. Filler vs. Philo Fuller, cone to Hastings. We have taken up | beauty of coloring like uato the’ the manj Weaver, which is ample proof of their church in this city Wednesday and pttrws ।IM* matter very seriously and the : heavens toward ’.which they ixxint. 19th. ■ Drag'S! excellence. A Everything ibout the Thursday of next week. May 24 and 2,\ divorce. Fred W. Zill vs. Leia Zill, divorce. writer hoped to see tho deal closed ’ Seen frt»m Murphy a little town in A prize declamatory contest will . marl{Ct is j^rfectly neat and clean, We are unable to give the program ' favorably to your Hastings Board of • the extreme sonth-weotenj earner of burpees will be Fred E. Maus vs. Elgin Maus, di ­ take place in the high school room, I an(j wjtll tjje ]nrg0< hcw ujetoHlat** this week as it reached tw too late. But J Trade.’but figureswill not bear us out the State of North Carolina, the pkrt-.me lines. It • i. • • Friday evening next, at 7:3d o’clock, i eVeryone who p<itronizes this wo are sure the convention will lie in- vorce. mountains fill a wide ex­ in the difference between the establish- ureof* the " ' : urt to maintain Jackson Laulaugh vs. Amanda Lauwhich promises to be both interesting ! can lx? assured of, nice, clean, t jrestirig. and it should lie well attend* Lfh ing of a new plant in Hastings equip­ panse froth left to right," and is simply • .this excellent baugh. divorce. and instructive. All are cordially in-1 ^oiesome meats. The telephone nnma mass of exquisite coloring, changing ping and maintaining the same, and n’.pruvifflnents from Julia Slaugher vs. William Slangher, vited. An admission fee of 10 cents • l>?r ja Telephone orders are-, es­ ! building another addition to ourpreeent from the palest tint of the nmt dis­ ' • nit.-oce and goal will he charged. Prizes will be 30 per To do the work which is beyond t ur divorce. fsulicital and deliveries ’are tant ridge, to the purplish-blue of the building in Grand Rapids." hhc shall require, Lizzie Stone vs, Wm. Stone, divorce. strength and which can be done by cent. 30 per cent and 20 j»er cent of the m(uie JjarW of the city. W. Bitgoal vs. Mary E. Bitgood, i |"We would necessarily be obliged to added to the store '■ others, is n blunder, and hinders the Continued on png® two. ' door receipts, provided they do not ex- • ----------’ • maintain two factories under uDe man­ lend wide as • evolution of those around us; they divoS£s HIS NEXT VISIT. ceed 310.00. Following is the program: Chas. E. Storr vs. Lillian E. Storr, agement, or nearly so. We would nave Barry Connty. i A Pleasant Surprise. Dr. McDonidd of G<nn<l Bapids. the must evolve as well as we. and we two power plants to run. and taking it; divorce. .-.I ranged to he 1' Invocation sFxthor Connors. have no right to take away from them A veqjr'pleasant event occurred May Duet Misses Pancost and t\ amer .i well known specialist, will ** at the Frances M. Whitney vx. J. Frank ....nth-1<> familiar- Piano ” — ■: - I their opportunities of growth by. sere 10. when friends numbering about Hastings House Wednesday. May 24. . Declamation—“A Vision of War'' Continued on i-uite C. Whitney, bill fdr wtpiirate.maintenance. • input with every seventy-five gathered at the home of Llewellyn Stamm Beau his adv.-in this isau»-. vice. • •M th. x. patrons. , It ' rSt^rlamution- ■TheBattle of Marengo’ ’ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Collins, in Hope Alice Whetstone t’lrnish the best. ; township. and gavtt Mis*. Elizabeth tr^h <!r<ilx' .Select ionSchool Orchestra at the very Scvenux-o a complete surprise. The Declamation—-'‘The National I'l^K .. . . :nos( complete • evening was spent very' phwantJy, Helen Fritz Mmttm.i; im-.ery. JJouks. Decjamation— 'Gettysburg Address ' ■ playing game*. after which refresh0>?sJci*n . .. John Nobles 1 ments con'd ting of ice cream mid cake ' •.-nr and Painters ■’.‘.’.’.....Girls Chorus, were served. i • .ii*! the thousand Song....... -‘ Guilty or Not GuiltyT ’ ’ ; WclamationI ' Maggie Otis in behalf of the pupils of • hich go to make Roy Hubbard j «P I the McCallum school gave their toucher * •. wv re-p««tfully Dtx-lamation—*4 Zenobia's Defense ’ , Crystal Earlier a beautiful set rind; shewing their Vocal SoloMaudeit h : • love anil n.iqMfrt for Her. ■ Declamation- ’The Light on Ihodjb-:r K. MulhiiHimd. man'. Bar”.................... Eta " K"le A. E. Mulholland lias, rented the fe>i—- The Puritans i 1 - H. Goidyenr. 't Declamation1 Mrs. Powers Inntw which b in been <>c' ’................................ Florence Learn : copied for wn« time l»y Jason Me­ Selection.'School Orchertra Ti> it ting tv bea ; Elwain. ' . Decision of the Judges nnd Prescntathe farmers tion of Prfaee. THE EIGHTH GRADE EX AMINATIONS :ra^,’k"c^ATel,er V An Appreciation of ng in • TWELVE PAGES. Hit NEW (OIllfH "“s,“ * “SI"BS Liat CALENDAR UM StRVKt FAP MAY In another column will be found a COMMENCED MONDAY, THE NEW li»t ol tb<« who wen, racMrahll in carriers all doing very 1-a-irwtho Bth grade examinetionK. We congratulate the 182 young ladiee nicely. and gontieman who will receive from MEMORIAL DAY MAY 30TH id HASTINGS THE SANNER. - find tfl.00 for my Tie Bxnsef. another nd ! 'dtrtcriptiu} • th. «mi:ge my address d yri«. R. F. D, No. 1 •b* the great improve ttttit the pA )J ’‘S’Eli, and wish you Utt beet of J, Laeev u , j ours Truly, L. A. Hyde. CLUBBING BATES HUSTLERS AT HASTINGS. vThe Haatingu Banner is forty-nine . years old thil month, and in jpreparaLion for it» wni-centennial the pub­ ' lishen have greatly enlarged the facil­ ities of tlrcir plaig- With a new Ba > cock presa, type setting machine, and folder, the Banner office is now one «> the of it* class, and the fact -ia I shown in the mechanical excellence o । the paper. The Bunner has ream«y; L-en enlarged and strengthen^ in all ita departments and ia entitled. to I ; place very close to thd top of tlift_«®| Michigan weeklies.—St. Johns • , Headers of ihe Haxnek c «u secure, as favorable clubbing ran-* with thie paper for any daily or w. vkly paper HASTINGS BUKAlVahAiEKS. ’ I'hdlo by IL .1. Chrisms., -or magazine published-!u Uie United in,-t the left and Roing to the right In order, lhe llrsl lx John Curtis. Csrrier Home I; nett is Hurttetle h't^ST Bow. Commencing at I . a. „„d |Mt.,:harle« OartlU, Carrier Boate I. Llchty/Cartler Route 2; next D. B hos e . c„,l(.r Rout, l; „xt George Clary. Carrier Boule 0; next la '• Ml‘b Jildmora, Carrier Route 8; the laxl 1. John Shriber, Carrier Hout. 8. States or Canada as can be procure ed by any other newopaper ib this section of Michigan. �HASTINGS BANKER, MAY 18. 19u5. T ”D * wrongs of the points at issue. I have DAInNLK. nol been cwUed upon to interfere in ADDITIONAL LOCAL In the May number of “Service" lore~~ u ’*X- >»' “«* n,,‘ i published in the interest of the B. Y. KMCU:c«. Michigan. — • stand my attitude. In every effort of IP. U., there is a very charming ac­ Mayor Dunne to prevent violence, by COOK BROS.. Editors. . count of a short bicycle trip, entitled ------ mobs or individuals, to sac that the 1 ‘‘Five Miles in June. " from the.pen of Continued tram pace one. ’1 laws are obeyed and that order is pre­ W ■ Hope Daring, Miss Anna Johnson, of served, he has the hearty support of sapphire in the third or fourth ridge thia city. YEAR.... 4! oo the president of the. United States and MONTHS Cultivate the bestside of your neigh­ and finally ih the foreground absorbed » in my judgment be should have that by every imaginable shade of rock, -— .! of evwry good citizen of the United bor and don’t forget that be thinks earth and foliagA With such an en­ you need as much charity from him as. Entered st the postoffler at Hx*tlnx’. Michl- States. he needs from you. A man to a large trancing view before me. was it any wonder that 1 was impatient to get extent makes his neighbors, for take ADVERTISING ratbs' » f«w years ago no one would a nearer inspection, and so catch the men as they run. if treated kindly, xdvmbinx. rates fopHabM ou appll have thought political feeling in this exhilaration and inspiration, that ' bZLwU Uul. v. ~u... OU <»“”try would hare bren can adde generously, justly, they will nearly whispers through ?ofty tree tops and always make good" neighbors. There breathe.*- in the ti’niest^flowers. strewed Hast pace, or among Rrevine*., itscallne; r.*c- to such an extent that a democratic ujere^e a llae. Average of -orduo u»e poH^ organization, like tW Iroquois are exceptions, however, and this sort with lavish wealth upon tl* moaa-cov- j it ia best to let entirely alone. ,e.B w°r<1 ft,or r*‘'.h ‘“wtion. Club of Chicago, would invite a re­ ered ground, shaded and aun-flecked Card of Thanks, tweuly-’:>r enot* ecu?b. ... 7? • . . _ _ OMtaary. poetry *nd restfutlotia. te a line puhjican president to be its guest, and alternately with every swing of leaf have the Invitation accepted. But or twig’ • One lot Mull Waiste. well made and trimmed, worth from 50 tx> 75c epecia' d it n^Nuramnunioattoa wilt he publlsbed uu just that happened in the city of ChiI know one word I ’write, for it was U* White Lawn Waists, pleated back and front, laoe trimmed, also in bla,. ' J ’• dor, any dretunuanoes nulc*» It l»ear* the : , , ,,, , , ,, with an almost childish imiaititmce I X/ writer's name and post otnee address. <»gD bixt week Wednesday. Many rethat on the morning of March 27th I; '/{ jgra.-j.— -------------- publicans of prominence in Illinois and tan............................................................................ etepped ou thoXtrain of the Southern ' .7^ Coolluiirtd from t>**r one. job printing. were of courw* invited. Naturally White India Linen and Striped Dimity........................ ... .......................... P‘m1,ATslvR the hT‘.t nothing of a partisan character ‘ was Rail Road, fur a two days trip Hcruas White and Black India Linen, lace and embroidery trimmed..,... ot> offlceo in Wcstirn Michigan, and Is prepued ,. . . A . . . „ . the mountains the olycctive point be- ** o do every kind of tpok and Job printtag. discussed at the dinner to which Presi- Gertrude Bt**s Ha»tiO*«. Linen Batiste, trimmed with linen embroidery Pearl Bidlrtnau, Qirlmbr. ing Robbinsville on the further side u1 —w—-t—^.-w-.— dent Roosevelt was invited, as the guest Blanche BMlrau, (Jufanb,. White'Brilliantine, Black and White Silk. from.J...... ..■ of the ridge, nearest the town of An- | "jjf At lart a primary olretl.m luMauro ot h,’"or' T°l’lal '"b-rmt to rtl. and Freda Billing-ly. Hatting*. drew*. I cannot stop to write of this i. in -ighv Tho wnatc ha. adopt..! a the bW"'r ,lutl™ "f citiaeiwhip. wore Ho\jrd Black, CuataGrvve. part of the journey: the scenery along bUl by which. If the |xui>lo tnwmre J"*'"1 Shirt Waist Suits in white, black and colors some special values .Florence Bump. Ha*timr>. the Valley River, deserves a whole pa­ next June., candidate-, for governor toasts, among them the ~ republican Charlo Babcock. Qvttaby. per to sound its praises. At the sta- • “ Jarne* Bristol, Dowling. may l»e nominated at primary’ elect­ governor of. Illinois. But the great Una Brfaud. Dowling. tion in Andrews we found tho convey- — ions. But the senat» insisted that 40 lemon to be learned from this gather­ Lulah Bn***. Awrria. ance that was to be tho agent ol an ‘/j* the —Iroquois per cent of all the votes cast for the ing. - alike creditable to - — *-■»-----all-round old-fashioned “tran»|»urtation nominnti'.n of aither of thaw Condiwh'<:h «»« “J » Pre.M«nt EiUe Burr, Wundland. , ' ■ . HnnaAvnlr u-Ko uhanr>*...l it. company" sometimes the back of a finer Beattie. OranretUW. dates was necessarj- to secure a nomi­ Roosevelt who acceptad its hospitality, *" tbnt w® receives aru firsl ot a11 American*, ...................... strong, ware-footed horse*in the present jv, r ci ■ 1 *” 1 1 * C* . 1 ■ nation. In.vw,vo case no candidate Carl BleaeU, Delu«. caw n mountain wagon, something a majority, then Ih-m.mination .hall "Ml lhat wo ought nit to ». far forget Blair H*rne*. DelUm. like a Vermont buck-board, light of W be made in onnroutiim. a. heretofore, ourrelrre in any ixditical campaign a. • T? Lola ilediord; weight awfully^ritk^ty thoughjrononn* Tho 1:111 provide, for the nothlltktlon "ot t" r'!“>™>l»r that fact, tn .peakMur-ee Backu*. Cremrj. Lizzie Ba*try, Dr It, mi. ced perfectly strong to this was hamof air other candidate fur state'office I*^<id®nt, the democratic Myrtle Ba*k-y. Deltuo. , , tt,»vnr r,F nxinatwi .*T„AnM „Mt.l «iwed an animated frame work in aha]*.* except governor and lieutenant gover­ mayor of Cbicngu, Judge Dunne, said Retaxa Bird. MMdlevllIe. like a horse, fearfully and wonder­ nor by conventions as in the jwwt. For “Mort of u>» here differ with him in Le.eard E. Broiit, Middlerille. fully .made, and covered with a dingy county, legislative and congressional many <lf his policies and political con­ victions. and have often declared that Mellen* H. Cobb, Ha»tln*a. white coat fitting so closely to bis * nominal ions, the bill provides that, Mae Calm*. Freeport; frame that the' scarcity of flesh was ----on the jietltion of 20 per cent of the he has lieen in political error: but C|aa. Cxrigan. Middfevilfc painfully evident, and over it all hinig voters of any party as shown at the none of us have ever doubted the Cha*. Con yer. CloverdPle. n lutrueas su loose it looked as though Ruyle Chandler. Do»ter. preceding election iu any county, legis­ honerty of his convictions or the .patri­ When you buy Bakin* Powder . it had l» en intended for an increase lative' or congressional district, the otism of his character.” Ku) Dou*la«, Sbulu. ’ of us you take no chance. We of flesh at some future time. Just question of making future nomina­ • Maude Durkee. Woodaind. guarantee every pound of it to be here I will say it slipped off at the tail Over forty per cent’of the entire .out­ tions in that comity or district by the Fred Dietrich. Hickory Omena. * end of the frame-work, once on the pure, and if you are not satisfied primarv election method shall lie ?*ub- put of manufactured merchandis pro-, way up the grade. As 1 looked at ^nuuraat Ti.. JS? with it after a trial, you can return duced by the seven leading manufact ­ mitted to a vote of the members of GcrtnMv F^i«et. Haattn*-. the “shrunk-ahanks” ^of the it to us and we will cheerfully re­ that party, in the county or pistrict. uring nations of the world. England. WDodwotk hat* >t;i Mewhn. Orpb» Elllauj. Naabfle. beast. I trembled in my shoes: they' ]«red and Sr rthly j pai'nS France, Russia. Italy, If they ppprove, the*primary election Germany. fund your money. Walter FT*b«». Wm.lBind. seemed altogether too small for the Cbme toour; t isid yer. can {Jan must thereafter lx? used. While Austria, Hungary and the United get a nice r Many |>cop>e have not yet planted their gar ­ weight which he had to elevate over , Mary E. FaMuorr. Hl»tin*>. this billet not.satisfactory t<« the prim­ States, for the'year l!Wu was made in den* ’ We still have a complete stork of Beu Uh G^ixlrtl. HaotJn** thirteen miles of u continuous ary reformers or the opponents, 'it still the mills and factories of our own GARDEN SEEDS, all pure aud fresh. Blancbr'Ganuier. M<**an. *’dimb”. I only guess'd at what has manygoxi features. It ]x-nuits the country, and the proportion has in­ Izfuu Grimih, Cmaef. might happen, but 1 should have felt ' 4 Cans for 25c— We have a few cans of “Home Corn,* first class in Fluyd Gaaklll. HaMlt^a. and yl.i will kribwiilBt < Terytlnn, people to choone their own method of creased rather than diminished during quite as sure of a successful rermina’every respect. Until it is told we will sell it for 7c a can or 4 cans at 25c Waldo GrrUn*rr, Lakr Ode«aa. making nominations in counties and more recent years. Of the entire total I. wm attd etea:., y vneb •. Edith Gamma*e, Mlddtevllte. tion of the trip, with a saw-hontc as I ' !See our Pansies at 10c a box, 3 boxes for 25c counwtiuu and 1(,dnr c£klo< , districts, and has all the primaries held of wages paid to produce the $21.7411.­ did with this worn-out BueeplMdous, . SSdtea Sl “ I qf e T , ‘ on the' same day throughout the state, 000.000 worth of manufactured goods Elate M.~ Higdon. Mcexran. for so I named him. according to the and so is a gain for reform. In in the countries named for the year WinJe Belrlgle. Middleville. law of contraries. I apiiealed to the Ella HIM*. Irvin*. the beginning of all such movements, given, more than one-thin] was paid to Beaaie Henry. 'Julmb*. lank looking man who stood near by ...American workingmen. an average of compronlise is necessary, and we arc Laura Horton. f>elt«. First dour-east uf'BannenOflke. glnd’thnt x.raethii.K dehnite h». bwm lhr‘- «!■”«> •» “>nch P»W to the presumably to keep the hors* -from 1THE GROCERS. HASTINGS rtJCH. • Phone Ava Hu*hea, Tkalvei. Pbens 123 Haatinjj, Midi. falling down, endeavoring to impress eeennxl in the way of legieUlion. It Un “orichntinen of the other eoyntrie. in­ Karl Hughes, Delton. him that we neetkd two or monin the compilation. It seems to pleasure to record the fact that to our eluded *“ Lena H arena, Shu I ti such animals instead of one. if be ex­ . own Senator Glasgow it is mainly due be true that there, is nothing to cause ' J. M. HUI. Bellevue. pected to see us again, to all of which, that any state officers were , included in j diiwast refaction either in the compara­ Grace Holme*. Haatik**. he responded" he's a right smart boas ’n • ' . Chas. Hecht. Freepnvt.. the senate bill. He labored unceasingly tive output of tbd United States in a lien over th' same road twice every 1 Our MANY CUSTOMEIS Who Wear ' thorn Ta.tlfy to the TRUTH o! the Saying that to that end. It is a further pleasure maimfaciuriug way or in .returns Perri Hoffman. Coata Grove. day for a week, ‘n he'll be all right , to'aay that Governor Warner insisted secured for our own wage-earners Wm. Jordan, WuxBand. after t'other team gits well-started.” । that the senate hill must include the through otir present tariff policy. A my Johnaon. Shults provision for nominating governor and ’’T'other team'’ waa a covered wagon, Gem. W. June-. Ha*tinitwith two horses, saving th? color, Edith M. Jackeou, Wayland. lieutenant governor. This will dis­ If. as now 'seenui probable, 'it is fur-similes of Buteph, and bound for pose of the silly stbrj’ that Gov. War­ thought liext by the present legislature Percy Lehman. Woodland. the satny place. ' ner was afraid to let his name go be­ to establish a state hospital or asylum Lena Loveland. Prairieville. •‘Never judge a man by the clothes fore the jK’ople. He not only was not for consumptives. care should lie taker, Pearl Lawnace. Cro**?. ' he- wears, ’ to which 1 will add. now afraid, but he demanded that hl* nom- । to make the expense of caring for in­ Ethel Mankrr. Middleville . and forever, never i>a» jndgemrnt on instion must come from the people digent patients : chargable to the Martha Malty. Crimey. a horse until yon have tried him. next year. The bill will undonbtedly counties from which such patients It inay save you some embarrass- । bccuine a law. If Barry county r«- j .come. The shifting of expense which ment. He jiroved to_ls» perfectly able Ritchie Mu lieu. Prairieville. publicans or democrats desire to try should be born-by the several connties Edith Nicker ana. Lacey. to stand aloue, and as to his drawing I the primary plan for making nomina­ gf the state into the list provided for capacity—welt poor misjudged, mis­ tions in this county hereafter, the way from th? state treasury has had the trusted. mis-calcuiateil Bucephalous. । . will be <>pen to them. In order to sat- undesirable ______________ effect of increasing such I felt like making apologies to him Ionian Oliver. Ctorvrrfale. isfy themselves fully on the matter, expenditures beyond the limits county Pearle Ordway. Delton. long before we reached the top of the the BANNER, although doubting the economy would have compelled, and Mina Od*. Shultz. : mountain. Positive. Comparative. Su^ wisdom of such a change, would has made the burden of state expondiOla Pilgrim. yalmby. perlativdare not enough to describe the Edytbe Phillip*. Huting*. nevertheless be glad to see it tried by tures much greater than it would be | road from Andrews to Robbinsville. Stuart Pratt. Irvin*. Krth parties. If it should work as its if only proper state expenditures were Dai«y Pratt. Irvin*. ‘ •Jordan am a hard road to trebel” and friends predict, none would be more provided for from the state treasury, so is the Valley River, which we forpleased than we. <---------------------—• ■ ded where th? current was very strong B. Phillip., DclRm~ Michigan should Ixi prejxired Mabel to en. TRADE-MARK I nnd tbe bottom rough and rocky, but Mm* E. Pierce, Delton. Thoso were ringing words which . ter upon a primary election experiment Cleo Riahridgvr, Haatinga. getting out of it wits no whit lielter; President Roosevelt sjioke to the officers after nil the discussion of the matter Clara T. Richards. Haxtln**. | tlie way cuntinualiy grew rougher for Ethel Robin**. Dowling. ‘ of the Chicago Teamsters’ Union, who in this state, both in and out of the two miles, when the ascent actually । Clyde B. Rizor. Dowling. camo to him to protest against the use legislature. The agitation of the matcommenced. On looking backward, I Allen Ran*>m, Ha>tln*u. i ter has lieen productive of good, end of federal troops in supprewing the ’ ' Nora Rcnkex. Ha>Ufi*«. saw that even that short' distance. | ; disorder and riots created by that no doubt it will be well that haste has Sadie Smith, Ha»ttn*». what seemed n level stretch had really > union's pickets and sluggers. If union been made* very slowly, and that the i been the lieginning of the mountainous labor would"read and heed the. .earnest subject was clearly and forcibly dis­ I climbing, although it-was so gradual B Alton D. Spencer. Haatia**. words President Roosevelt adibrssed to cussed before any primary election A. Vera Stewart. Middtarilk as to lx? almost unnoticed hifore. > the president of the teamsters* union, plan was adopted. '.We hoj>c. now that IaiUSherwwd. MiddlevQle. At the foot of tho ridge, the process ■ Sherman Stile*.T><Jti«i. Mr. C. P. Shen, the unions would l>e it has been decided to put the matter of “rubbering" commenced: co much . ■ more useful, would command the pub­ to a test in thia state that it may prove I to see and only two eyes' Looking up. 1 Beu Uh bturr. DwltuG. lic sympathy, and the country, would all that its ardent friends hope for in I four roads'were^visihle. some apiarent- 1 Elia Senbey, H a»tln*«. It was very have inure peace. Referring to the use accomplishing good. Coatinurd ou [>A*r three. Norah Sjnacer. Busing* of federal troops to suppress the Chi- , evident that the people wanted to try Ftaruoce Stridden, Woodland. it. and would make their displeasure cago riots he said: v Paul Smltb, W<«diand. rj "As yet no suggestion of, any kind i felt if longer denied. has come to mo from any source that I 1 Harold Temple, Prairieville. HASTINGS IN THE BLUE » RIDGE MOUNTAINS B B B Line to Select from B All Sizes and Hinds THE flGHIH GRADE EXAMINATIONS Bl S • £ | ii is a pi “■I f— g SPECIAL for Saturday, May 20. j A large line of Laces and Dress Trimmings worth from 8c to 15c per yd. choice Saturday, per yd --------------- ----------- ! —------------------:--------- - "■ ; ~^~XT - . - ------------ 1Vyi“xr2x-w»-w»-5 -#-•*- THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED YOU Take NO Qhance 25 cents COOK & SENTZ, Barnaby Bros., he (rosse "MAKES LIFE’S WALK EASY” This is a Cut Jut of one of the Oxfords Spring Humors should take any such action. Of the , Both brunches of the Illinois legisla­ merits of the case I am wholly ignorant, j ture have agreed upon a prime ry elect­ I have no knowledge of what thc>itua- I ion law which will become a law with tion is or of what steps should properly the signature of Governor Deneen. The be taken to end it. I feel, however. I Illinois bill provides for the nomina­ that in view of one statement, or series tion by direct vote of only one state of statements, in your letter, I ought officer, the governor, -and includes to say this: I regret that you should ' wiium namruci within its direct nominating provisions in the letter have spoken at all of tho I the congressional and legislative can­ use of the federal army as you have : didates and also county and city officers, spoken. No request has been made to | It is hardly such a bill as was con tern- Gladye VanHorn. Prairieville. Hora VoUwalter. CaMoola'. ._ ______ *oUi‘L*’?mer. Quimby. Nina Whitworth, Dow Un*. Floyd Wood, Haatta**. Gladys William*. Freeport. Madeline Win*. Haatlngv. Nettie Wheeler. Woodland. Pear! Warrkr, W«idlan<!. Matte Wilkinson, Ha»tin<». Clifford D. Wllkinarm, Delton. Addie Wilkinson. Cloverdale. Minrfle Woobtna, Middleville. Orlln Yank, Woodland. Oom# to moit people and cause many trouble#,—pimple#, boll# and other eruption#, betide# Iom of appetite, that tired feeling, fits of billoutneM, tadigestion and headache. The sooner one gets rid of them the letter, and the way to get rid of them and to build up the >yitem that has rutfered from them is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills me for action by the federal govern-1 plated When the Illinois law-body first ; ment, but at the same time Mr. Shea, assembled, but was agreed upon as a as you have in this communication to I compromise satisfactory to all elements Forming in combination the Spring 1 me brought up the fact. I want to say ’of the republican party of tim£ sAte. How’s This? Medicine par excellence, of unequalled one thing with all the emphasis in my The democratic members of the legis- j ( gtrength in purifying the blood aq r power Id upholding law- and order, laturo opposed its adoption. Cnxarrh Cure. ( ■ * indoinx what he i« able to . do. lu Mil■ --------------------------lb. ™di^S55.‘,h«r?>iioJ!r,?<V.0j. shown by unequalled, radical and per- , ( mob rlolenoe in any ahape or Another rruaafe U to be made in thl. ft’iSJS'JgSSSS aaanent cures of way, the mayor of Chicago, Mayor statu against the English sparrow. 1 and rinam-UHy able to curry out any obllgsttans Scrofula •■It Rheurn Dunue, has my hearty support I am This saucy little bird seems to defy all: SJraTbVTav5t’ wnoiwaie Druryirts, To ficald Head ••Ils, Pimple* glad to 1» .Ue w »y thi« to you effort, at art.rmln.tion and to thrive All Kinds of Humor Faerlaala gentlemen, Iwore I say it to any other , on persecution. , Drantoto. Toledo, O.-x * Blood Poisoning Rheumatism body Now let me repeal that I know --------------------------- , wiSitS?r“Sn^MUd nothing of the facts ox the situation, i -A man can not add a cubit to his I I know nothing of the rights or 1 stature by standing on his_dignity. • Catar-h Hall’a Family Fills tor oanRUpatlon. Dyepapels, Ito Accept no substitute, but be sure to get Hood's, and get it today, We have them in Kid set If of every styli Patent colt and Rus- s Oxfords. You miss something if you don’t examine this line. Black Bl; or Tan in almost any leather at prices ranging from Si. to $2 50. —Match’our $2.50 line with others at H. OSBORN. Always Open Evenings. ; East Main Street. �Hastings IN THE BLUE KIKE MOIMTAfflS •gjjrtessing Gontest Closes Saturday Night-FREE — W. are Agants for tho l< i’d« of Fine Casting Line to select from, ., -. —.‘•n Hooka, Baits, Fly Spoons and Minnows. -j. poles and Reels of all kinds at all prices. ‘ As e sell Casting Outfits on Time.. ■... to.Kvcp in stock everything for the Fisherman. ■,»c not have whftt you want we get It quick. . l>av or Evening and look over our Tackle, AncHet us figure with you. —----- ------- —-------- — . __________ ly on end or elhtewlw. a„n \ mn« ruM. fore we . " 'h®*- ■ I «*• divide. Should wo hold tom.rt."' ' body .nd tol. h..™. trere Wu Mt° jT XoidL 11 banner may is. ism* •n» te- w«, a bou-s. to,, B uHla. I ' ”*® ' “rh 8m>Uy, In th!. W,y , (air ^mifretmtion b leenrwi. end partial “«‘T KohbinreiUe b nni.|i>., of wh“*K,h0 **"" *“ ‘‘ '* ““ “•>- A”«' v °D ,h”0'"1’ 'idr o[ '*» ■ J. T. PIERSON & SON ' Mlb 0UR SASSING CONTEST CLOSES THIS WEEK ! Buy Your Sum New Goods Blooming Out Every Day. '-’A -ere * bw -tore. -ong of th. bird. nU.. 1 ^,‘k rp’din« P1"™ “CU* Clwrokre mountain, glad wit), th" ChW. JnulMkaud bb>quw iwnleubriv X X 7"£= n7m' ™’ <*«'• -rvlre. rrederM the . »ere peeping through th? 1 >1» Wuu>: W„. wre reot lut w-» eJon,l"' *•“’ W“h * ■'» ! an idea! day, and occasimSu V 7**1 RU'1 forty “***of ,and- °° little Z>il1 liV'"\ “d •—I TOUplereureSr flg”r'-1" ^i-hrton ... .. in former I tnyaa.-If, stopping : flnvw । mjBf. u. Sjy (IV RtOlitnnre ttt— there day*, o...l and —possibly may still be. ■•.-.oooooocoo PRIMARY SCHOOL MONEY «hort- on one of the ocaudonal —•<•! stretches aome who remember the tall erect man. oocca^' ■ ; Of a nearly level hock udown th..',nr.™’'; J°“kin« ‘'1«1 in bruudeloth end tonp«l with .. " ke «ret J,!,.ih-tn the g Allowance of 60 Cents Per Scholar. vbum ^"*L'I.."'C'™“,n’’, 7hT’,h- ’J1*11*’- hh he went annually to the I IU|I visum grown more the hjt Barry Co. Gets 3,555.60. contracted. Imteial .Smkm’, Capitol un Ira.inra.-lor hb of stretching out, ”-•’rrtehes np: tribo. However well he nmmural f„r - will in? nb Q The spring apportionment of the Xtua rrXT:! 0';'';,h,forc- “r- i»w..,l„t^zx: S .. ’Vit« <5 primary school fund has been math-. and. is 00 cents for each of the’ Ik926 of j bhir dome nlxwe . hinweIf eventually fating the whole , ' in.uch ** ^Itle “tract of land, which has long lieen in wbool age reported for Barry County. world by it-.if ,.nirn • urraw: rt-.-nic.lw.ll I'l^'J ’ n '" ’ W i ’ ’be po»«sion ot a while m»n. The fall apportionment' last year was ‘ I. XL l.OA^ '*U A » »W« in ’•*« -ia*•>2.W5, Ii it rthull Im- the same for this u . i ' ’ """I™- ‘UM1 'Iw,w’"Wh and we «n> oh the linn. year, as is fully expected. Barry county CiH I) PNB hnHitth, nSETu "' “ rd Th >• much more will get over IF21,000 for life year, if »hr ,xk1‘^ of speedily accomplished on this side, g the iuits now being pressed against the hum- m sine. "rch" “f fr^t* .long than on the hide over which we rode 0 the railroads of this state for ’wk rt LDOSl X taxes shall l>e decided in favor of the • and un and"t aero’" th<-day ■ before. From .every point of tiled mo«aii<f ^hldh ;n’ °1,,jntheheaUtifU1 '’ieW’ *nn<S new thin« our g state, the primary school money paid mosaic of which in time they, would eyes The warm sun of the preceding Q to Barry county would exceed the mate •onu a part. As getting this fallen day luid smiled upon leaves and buds. .X tax paid by this county.. Following is <mh1 to market, is an 4n|pQaribility. and every tin/twig was glistening and x j tho apportionment for each of the an economical womtui’s first thought quivering with the very joy of living. Q townships and for the City of^Hast utgs: v .It nw‘B5t- of taw.ma- perfuming the air with their fragrant Scholars £ Township Schqlars Amount terml. \et the decay uf just such breath ’of spring, c-i always .1.. - ---------,----- „, and pre-ein- >| ’ Assyria 00 21'1 wood in past ag^. has and 'is. furnish- j irient the rwlulent Af^sr crowing incut the. redolent pine. pine.*’ After crowing ।• Baltimore ■2l‘fi 17H-8O i ing a top soil teeming with life tor the divide, Bucephaluns really beramr 2ii Barry 12W 00 nullons tJ ,>f jieoplv jieople yet yet to cowm cotmc 1 There frisky, and nsjuired constant watch- i < ’arlton 37 •> 232 on I milkmH for 414 HU i» no waste in natur* s provision ' ' ‘ fulness on the pa.-i of the driver, lest in | Hastings twp • iao imj man. after all' hi* swift turns, the occupants of the ! Citv 453 W UliiAN. ■< Phone 238. Once I caught a vbirin. mure extended wagon iw filled. It was imjM«wihk | 211? KH 20 t...; Irving , ' ... than to select any place desirable for such I 27W HO than I had seen, and m tlifljprent Johnstown any other uu its effect, that I tru-t you an uci.-ideut, and I saw so much more .will suffer me to t<-!l it. T|»-re was « i»f the iM-rils attending a ride down, Orangeville wide «|w.v in between two bf the ridg­ where it had lieen up before, that I , Prniriev,iHe 1(W es just where we fortunnt.-ly halted confess t-> you my friends it was a Rutland. Thoftimpple through which, 1 saw 4ix ridgfts W.m.dinrial stretching eastward a» far ins dt- eye all my Lines sound. when we re■•••hed' ■d ! 3h «» Could reach—,\s lh n* already said, Altogether the experience of a mimNb ' To: a <3,W> f-o the- most distant minghiT with tinn ride is something ti» lie rememlwrcluul*. then uldeepr ^ipjJiiie. antH th.- ,rhird ridg-- which h.id a d< GO TO OGDEN-TO MARRY purple entirely; enwrapping! it not a Andrews where- the parting with cloud or fog. {jtat a color,! and half BUrephalnus must he made, having a J. Frank Pflug and Miss Zella Shim* way up was a white fog^ Rising even couple ot hours bofdie train time, we ‘ min United by Judge Howell. Tannic« as I looked at H. - Below nothing but ■diligentlyunspected .the Jar Manufacturing Works. A most ’ ’ ' *' " * J. Frank Pilug. of Hastings. Mich, the two nearest ridges, not a fence, Acid and Miss Zella Shniihiin.until recently nor any evidence of man oti his handi­ interesting visit jt- was. Here is used i an operator of the Bell Telephone 'com* work in front' t< me. The first thought chesnnt as well as oak. and- not the | pnny of this city, went to Ogden ires-,- wa&of the creation, and injvobiuitarily luirk *h?ne, Imt the wood also, is This cut illiG'.ratv* my new terday morning and . were married by j rune the worthy “And iFodjaw’that jt thrown into the immense iron jaws of a j , ?,.-H>«l i‘ittiug glasses .1 ulge James A. Howell. was good, and the ev-ning ibid the : machine call-d “hog” 1 believe, j They have been engaged for the past moral ng were the fourth day.’’. It thoroughly masticated anrl digested in I < RETINOS COPY two y«ars or more, and until recently must have teeii some such; picture at as short a Tune as' I am writing this, ' R-yr-.- : -tbUi't'.' find Mr. Pftug has been employed in one of ; the clos/ of the period of time dee­ and V>e pulp carrieiCto the top of the i error, makes the government departments in Wash­ : ignored in Genesis 1-19 as tjhe ”fourth building, and plabed in immense ves- j ■seis, containing "seventy or eighty | ington. Miss Shimmin has been living, day?” barrels. Hot wider is run into, them । with bar motheX Mrs. £• T. Shimmin. It was a wonderful picture and made and out again in. quick stiwssion | at 72* Fourth East street. and the mar­ such tin impression uri'me, :ts will nev­ and into each one a pro trs of nmden? , riage was approved liy the latter.—Salt er be effaced. satioxi goes on until the final is thtrLuke Herald. . ’ Such an ecstatir- frame u mind wa< finished prodjnl a sort of dark, thick- , .too good t<> last, and ahrayx from' the' cried ilqufd. barreled. Wwletl and nwly • suhlitiMto the ridiculous is hut a step. for shipment/. 1 wntchtsi the various WONDERFUL WORK SPECIAL Taming a. decided angle in'the rough manonvers with much interest ora- j Lots Like It Being Done Right Here road, we came face to face with u trusting lb- m with th- workings in an ) j mill-team. This is by no i means an old tashiohrd tannery that I saw when j in Hastings. S TAILOR uncommon event, but it requires more I was it mere child • and ■ wundeHhg > Hastings people are fnityrised at the work being done by “The Little Con­ than a rive fo«»r roadway t-.t pass each what the oldxw rofthat time would MADE . .. ror.” Public expression ou the sub other. In my mind s eye 1 saw myself have said could he have taken a turn j ■ iec: briogs the matter frequently before । rolling over the crags to the depths around the establishment at Antlrewa ■ । PANTS the people At first th-re were many lieloif. or mercifully held ill place half The t-iain wax late as it seems J doubters: and why not? 5o many claims of asimiUr nature have been made with way down by a fallen tree. It was a always to lie tin these mountain rail- j FOR ' dilemma miyway. way’s but the time was pleasantly j Ihtle or no backing, excepting the word ' dotilile-honiw! of some stranger residing in faraway What more nninrd tluui that these passed with friends. It occurred to nie 10 DAYS. place: thft evidence was accepted for words should wane to uiy mind. that it would »>e well to rearrange time j lack of better. Not necessary to accept “Tho streets WT-re «> broad, and the tables: or adopt Mark Twains’sug-i* it any longer All dufle'rers from any For the kidney 111 can find plenty of local en­ lanes were su narrow gestion to a conductor of a slow He was-forced to bring bis wife home neit ten dorsement for a remedy that will cure moving passenger train on another j them Surely tho wonderful woik of on a wheel-bqnpw. ' • road—pnt the cow catcher on liehind iajs I Doan’s Kidney Fills right here at home i Here was I. a Widow, and not even a ns tho train could never - overtake aj wheel-barrow in\which to trundle past •ill late is proof suffiernt to satisfy any skeptic. Bead the expression of one c Itizen od those long eared animals iwho were c.>w and was useless in front but . a Special the subject: ! hugging the side of the mountain ns might in the rear of the train prevent ■ Sale on Mrs. Russell, of Jefferson Ktreet^ays: I closely » Tbc -IrlvOT came the cow from getting on. IieHind- and] “ Doan ’ s Kidney Pills are not new to me: order. • Price Puts 5)il« ti fsur 1 have used them before and know toward <» u.i-1 enwllnif mj< nephew.- biting the pwnengers. ••All things come to those who wait” | ?3.50 to $9.00. th» m to be an excellent remedy. Iflo who. it gratitk-s me to say was ; not hesitate to recommend them. 1 hey equal to the occasion, graciously ad­ and the ride endod m ar midnight go- ‘ »rv a remedy that everybody should vised him in these words, i“I reckon ing slow from Asheville for the latter know about/ . part of the way to Murphy was merely ‘ Just such emphatic endorsement is you can git by, there’s room enough fer an ”oun<* of prevention ' that night. I TAILORIHC. plentiful in Hastings. Call iat W.H. yon’n the boss and wagin. but the lady Goodyear’s drug store and ask wtmt/hts better, git out awl follow cl<se behind The engine wiw too heavy for the customers report.” . ye, as this-nigh mule here, has a way lightly built road, and there was For sale by all dealers I rtce ->0 cts. danger of an accident. It is such ap Foster* MilburnCo..Buffalo,New lorx. of kickin. when goin" part ‘nether ream, an’ he may do it now, and -she relief to be mle to account for little sole agents for the United *Utee. • , . . ’! lUmember the name Doau s-ena I (meaning me’ kin walk . behind cl«e tri1!'* “ ** to make $3 a day &bI pray you pardon me dear friends ’ I,., ,, . -7 ’ • furnish the won and take no other. • up to your wagln. all right 1 was ! for this very long letter. My pen | jtr. Li* ... V-'rejn the locality -wbern not long in alighting and following Itw'nit-,' closely after Buceplmlon-* and the wag- j like my tongue.- I’iniromise never toi Banner Adris always pay. my ilajr’t wc«k. aVsoI on Woking np M the mule to we wh.t- he 'do it again. 'Hie-blessing of Heaven You’ll have a chance to get them made up before hot weather comes. W. j. MICHAEL & SON, iase YOU I ;ieal Market mer Goods NOW. Silks and Dress Goods We are offering remarkable values in Wash Silks and Dress Goods. First we bought them at exceptionally low prices, second we content ortrselves with a mod­ erate profit Result, the prices are very much in the favor of our customers. It’s a good idea to look here first before buying anything in Silks or Dress Goods. Good Things in Waists and Suits WASHABLE SILK WAISTS 00 Ofi very Special at - - vuiUU Made of a fine China Silk, with tucked front. ' White Shirt Waists, lace and em­ broidery trimmed, from 50 cents to $3.00. Suits light blue Shirt Waist Suite, tucked skirts and waist at . $1.00 and $2.50. Percale Wrappers in all colors and sires ■ • ‘ ■ $1.00 McCall’s June Patterns are here. Cali and get one. ’ Grocery Specials: • 10 cents per dozen Dill Pickles are just in Sour Pickles are only 5 cents per dozen' - J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone No. 9. Hastings, Mich. The People’s Store $75,000.00 | Capital Surplus:: $25,000.00. | F, R. Pancoast 1 0HI«r» Cluster Klesscr. President R. B. m«s:r, Vl« Pres. fl. U. Andersen, Cartkr. Dlrrctors Cbwttr mtswr. R. B. ITUsser. R. t. Trench, ffl. L Cook. c. E LUNN D. $. flwdyur, "n Cnht UiattH, fl. fl. flndtrwM. $3 2 Day Sure g? * Sanitary bread ’ wm likely io do. it «‘t- » «’>"d« ” ‘I did not loaehxy equilihrtM" ™>irel>- hand. Enwhecl the? round.” . ■ Lovingly Whet do yon think 1 beheld!-Tta! mu e E. E. Robineon. j driver, actwdly holding 1 nude', hind leg w ’he ' nigh - dTO FURNISH PURE WATER with tail hb might .nd m.in mud Schtme on Foot to litlllM Well. In ' got «Mv I»t. I ’hink « iCnm imtgh- « «ru‘” >' °““)e -Fills a “long fell want” fio to speak. People who buy it once Become our “STEADY Customers... : two people m.»t inter.-«ted l.vJgh. ■»" the mule driver Joined in the -j10™' Onceover the divide, the jonrnej InrogrembI morif rapidly. nLtlwoghJ", thntjide of ’he inonnt.in. the rend ^Lhle.u.r-ri.tireolh.-l .Sbmre BECAUSE-lt is made of the best Flour. BECAUSE-lt is clean. EECAUSE-lt is wrapped in oiled paper as . soon as it is baked, which keeps wt all d«st and dirt. fcr *tr< ! ? ’.. v 1 ■Ori 3,„d is e.(,1Bjly popuUr ,ud,i. In irrwrt ,d-’™tnd “T ‘‘IXX ....... re Iljnu^lry,0n>e<>rourrire.C.k«or<i»oklM A. 11 In? pleased. ICE CREAM-Webave the latest appliance 1 redm, aud t?epeclally solicit orders for parlies and extra >'ir ____ _ _ _.1_ Pur h> lo i.'ream (.'ream Sodas are the best. Wholesale and Retail Bakers. U8W.3(M»Si................... with a Rood saving* bank has been the salvation of •many a man. The habitiof saving, once acquired, kills many another habit which may be both wasteful and injurious. The Hastings “Before, behind thee’ and on every । Paid on Savings Deposits. money to Coan j nndlogt lotc.nnd »tone«. end "hii‘ *7 , UiMunre ™ m.ch lentemA ’>■<■ « «t.w.ner At last the foot hiHs were j ”,"£l end BobhlMVlUe edme into . f ;Sh^w. The ride tad W- tern fast houremid Inrtl-live m.nnuw-r Odles ol that city and debrer it ml ..we* for ernh » -wrery «»> “ . " .ingk- hotta who Mly rJtelnrf ">• bonlre erery day tr'”P ,h* ata110"- i just potaiae 'j”’ c“7 ,iu“” j reputation 'right smart. ESTER & CARTER, i >ut Imitators” Phone 16". A scheme is on foot for the purpose „f orgwixlw « -Uick ww t" •■'M'1.’ non.; drinking waler for tho families throoghnot Baffle Creek. In A-eyrla towiuhlp. ware onire north at there was drilled Iasi year an urteatai well orer 1.000 fret *«ti wilh ''h<'.e‘l«rt“timrot striking ml- N" °» »“ ob' talned. but soreral big veitU ot t«r,^,ly nun- wafer were struck and It I ,,n.pn.sl w pipe this »Lr within two } per cent Interest OPENING AN ACCOUNT on Real Estate Security City Bank, INVITES deponite, from young men especially. The earlier a man starts to save the le^s likely is Im tn .in­ dulge in wasteful habits. JUST THINK IT OVER �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 18, 1905. IO RURAL ROUIfS The Combination of Usefulness and Style IN COUNTY OUTSIDE OF CITY OF .■xono IO 1■ . —- • West to Bove'* corner 1 mile Norm to Holme’» corner 1 mile . FNorth as: to Wundertfch » coru^r ii mile. miw. rlASTINOS. is fittingly illustrated in our Rainrtop Overcoat. These light weight, service­ able overcoat* withstand the severest showers and storms without allowing any water to penetrate. A double assurance is given that these dressy overcoats will give the utmost satisfaction in fit, workmanship and dur­ ability—our guarantee and that of the makers of the s Continued From Last Week. Cloverdale Route Delton, Route 3. Beclnnlux al lb* port office carrier will go north to rinago limits, 4 miles. North tc Pennock's corner. 4 miles. ... Northeasterly around Wall lake to end of road mile. ' East to end of road. 1 mile. South to Kahlers ooruer. I mile Houtli to Browu’* corner. 1 tulle. West to trio cad of road. 1* mile Mouth to Port's house,« tulle. „ North to MorthUnd * corner. 4 mile. KaaMo-Bunnell's scbooJhou*e. \ mile. IlUMtt IV . VIIIIO , ....... South to rower’s corner, i tulle. These garments are cut in the latest fashions and are worn in all kinds of weather and at all times They are especially adaptable for early Spring and for the chilly evenings dur­ ing Summer. To tho!>c men who are out of doors uously, this overcoat is indispen.nl We show them in all the p< and patterns. Length 52 inches— 1. North to end of road. I mile. Wt^Mo CiMudier’s house. H East to McGurn's Corner Ik* miles. Itrth U“tenedlrt’. roroer . mUe. West to Cedar Creek mill 4 North to Wilkinson's bouse ■'*» tMMith to angling road N mile. An O-r»r«lMbt ef X*rt*tr». . It Is dealrable to exclude light and sound, but, while we nave eye!ids. no apparatus for cioaing tire eara la known, save. I talleve. In certain an!mail which Inhabit the sea and whose ears are of small auditory importance. In tl-.ertf’ days, when nolae* of all kinds, more or leas nerve wrecking, assail the ears by night as well as by day. aoe may be pardoned If be sighs wearily for ear lids.—London Academy. TfcCfevel.nu a.? s„1||<> '­ > | ; 1 Consort No. 4q “Ma. what arc the folk* In our church gettin’ up a aatacri^tlon for?“ "To send our minister on a vacation to Europe.' “No preachin’ services. I gu.-~* 1 VHui aud «,™<> H WftSASS&’S! ~ .-t •"» « ■if*. 1 gut Jf.23 siived up in my bant i Can I give thatF—ClereUfod Leader. 11 : Length of.route it*’* ml'e'- Brazilian anta make little garden'* To insure'sundlnz (,h . in the tree to;w* and sow them with __ ___________ _ . 'HO j. population.•mT. ' pineapple a ml Other **«ta Tire gar dens arc found of all slz*n. from a sId Cloverdale, Route 2. gle sprouting secd.1 aurroundetl by a ItMitinlDC »l die offlre in t’lovrodale lh*»re , Owner and North U. Wed >to Pelrou augllng road. I \ , North Westerly to Eeplosh’s turner b mile. I little earth, to a densely overgrown mllrs. „ Manager. North*c»terly to Atne» corner. \ mlir. ball a« largu as a rtyan’« head. I wet to CrilfaS corner 1N Northwesterly on crookml road to Mt Cullum North to <-nd <>C road. 1S mile*. , • Wert to VilUen limit*. *« mile. ’ corner Si n>lle». , . Souths t*t to tbv poolofficv. • - mile. Wr»l to end of road. P« mile*. • North to.Cook** corner IS mii<*'; , , ■ , Lcoath mile*,, a .a.. of route II /.ii ml'.. ; wimr S »o •kil‘rlhtf',r » house and bock W. M”1 i J4 miles. ’ ,, „ North, to and of road .I mile. Population served i West to < >r*u«e» Hie ou ao<limc road s mile. • : southwesterly to Yankee Sprint* < hutch ; Delton. Route 4. Beginning al the port office the carrier rill go ’“south tn end of road >»'}’■ . . south to Huaae limits, U mile. West to end Of rrnul *» mile. soutuwe»ter)> to c.e In’s corner. Smile. , South*erterly to TownMaidu comer, IS milee. West Southwuslftiy P. U> Hugh’s corner. I. Fart to Stewart" hcu«e.-14* miles. I\ mile*. j West to McNaughtons corner h mile., West tj Norwood’s house. 4 mile. I North to Vonns 'bou»e.mile. . East to Poli}”* corner. mile*. Better known a-. South lo Polly’s schoo’house. 4 mile West to end ot the road, 1 mile. . sonttiwcaterly m Biikt**’* h«w nnd back South to William’s houM*. 1 mile. U. H wile. „ North to Nye’s corner.1 j mile. East to JvhBMuj’H corner IS mUe ■ West to Ch*s«’s corner. »> mile. ' -South k to’Jotomx'ck » hmi»e and ImwX SBille Specialist .North Id end of the road, i mtb. ; hj.u to end of rood 2S mile*. We»: lo the end of the road. 4 mile. • South, southeasteriv, wuth and •outbeaaterty South to Flower ’ s house. 4 mile. THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. main naveled road rirxaj to js>-t office COMING I North 14, Northwesterly to Creamery corner. ■ ci.Length of route 25H mile*. : 24 miles. ‘ . . ... : Southwesterly to Hour’s house. mile. Will make the teason at W; H. Spen-p NortlHMirtrrly to Hosier ’ s corner. 4 mile. • rojRihUou MJ. | Portland will have a htrvvt fair next Wert tu < aitiiropScemer. I', miles. The circnit.court jury at Charlotte North 4. north westerly 1’* to Brown school­ barn. Bayard in a beautiful black >Li-; • j month, the dates having lieen fixed for acquitted Clarence Jenks of the charge house. 14 miles. . F^i-t 1 i to Hugh’s hoo-e and back '«. t mileJuno <> to June 10. Two Wixom of killing Alger -Pruden a Grand The nerrnteiTaplues of the rayflsh are North to Brown’s comer. miles. weighs 1.500 pounds and ha> no ।; J brothers, sons of Mat ■ Wixon% Jthe Ledge. Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and • East to end of road. 1 mile. uju*4 by tin- Indiana of the Amazon to south to Freeman’s house. ?* mH"*. . i arm their arrows. Sharks’ teeth are ’ showman, will conduct the enterprise Mrs.'Jesse Tinney’who were arrested on North to .Morehouse)! cornei’ *» mile. the county as a produced. East to Prairieville, smilesused. In aiming weapon*, while the i and renp the ivnefite. in consideration the same charge a few days atfer I’ruSouth to Post office aud back to Storm s teeth of this and other species are used ■ of which they agree to furnish certain den's death will protablybe reteamd as cottier. 4 mile.. North q. MoiittaWerty“ on main road BS trinkets by many peoples.. The jaws : East 14. Service fee $10 to insure standing colt । free, street attractions. The on.ly fea- Jenk’s acquittal shows that the jury to end. .’ •» mf .es. of the sleeper stark are used for head­ bo-rtti to village limits. mile. I tore of the matter that is hard for us accepted the theory if the defense that East 1'.. north ’ southeasterly oj main road dresses by ec-rtain of our In Ilan tribe*. •to understand is why the business men Pruden committed suicide. to <-nd. ? , mile. : The vertebrae of the sharks are also south to viUago limits. . mile. ■ of that place have put up $5$5i) to. get South to post office. ** mile. prepared as ennos., tn.Jkpim the bone# Area covered 13 ,mj. miles... !the attractions there. As a general of sharks nnd skates are used In mak­ Number of bouses ourtnito t<® Lightning at Galohurg early this Population sened 4A0j . i rule carnirai'compauies’pay the city a ing Imitation tortoise shell. In Europe I fee for the privelege of giving their morning utruclTtho big tarn of Jacob Woodland Route T. and this country shark nnd ray skins Schroder and killed a hone and cow. arc employ<<d to smooth and polish Sub­ j show. Beginning at the P. i O. the carrier will go The lightning struck the tail'ding and stances. while the skin of the thornback north to vtilagr limit*. i; mile. North r. and north-.I'leriy ’ to county line., a moment later there was a severe ex­ (.mp)Oy^ tiy cabinet makers in iTyu mile*. . ' । I A stud mt attending Olivet college plosion in the tarn. The roof, was Lited . r’«East of luindtfaper, than which it Is v^ry to Myer’* corner, mile. j indulged in a'cross county run one day clear at the rafters and a hickory i. South to burkle’s corrier.» miles. , much more durable. Wpodworkers also West to Stowell’s bot»e. 2 miles; j last week, and a number of farmers, pitchfork handle was splintered,, some­ South l* to Btowell’s house and back **; 4 use the rough skin of tlw blue dogfish ' mlt>*. : like emery pajw’r for smoothing their. who were not in the habit of seeing thing rarely heard of. Went to Wadcrwood’shouse. 14 miles. 1 work and preparing It for jmllahing; East ndrth 4 to Hash's bouse. ‘* mile. [young men skipping ataut in scanty Soulh to M«e M-txx>lHouse, 14 miles. In India the Jawbone of the boiiloc fisli j attire, thought -that the fellow was inWest to Geiger's corietr. |, mile. Is employed by the native* aUiut Doc-1 J. F. Austin, of Galesburg, was the Nortti.to end of road. I mQe. | sane. 'Obey organized a posse and Eart to Woodard’s hwise. H toile. ■ captured the innocent student... bound victim </ a jiainful accident tart Fri­ West tu liagtrerty's corner, tururtilp Uhe. •» cn. The teeth, being small, recutwed At Parker House day. He was riding on-A ktfld of empty mile. and 'closely set, act i* a fine comb f'V. • his ham|s and legs securely and brought North to IxckwooJ’s tause and back. 4 tulle. cnrdl’ag cotfon In n'moviftg the loose West to Helmet"-* comer. 1 mile. him to" I* a city. Upon their arrival barrels ind two of therni started to roll North to Stair - hou'saud tw*ck 4. t mile. • a»ul coarae fi.bera nnd Jill extraneous West to YancerS hourtt, 1 mllea. . .ttasttu on wun fluidly ^xplatnetk to off aud he, in. reaching,, to stop them ' matters from the cotton wool. East to Decker’s lUtneh ii* ndltrt. 1 the fqttii ction of all. the young man ’lost his balance, and fell on his head South tu Barry * curatr. 1 mile. East to Boehm ’s house. I . mile-. Jiahed wi'h sufficient clothing ' apd shoulder- breaking the left One day only each month, ('dice W« st to !-aiilb'scon>m I 4 mile. j shoulder' tane. A monument to a lost language Is South to Fuller’s wnulr. 1 mile. and senHcD bib way rejoicing. , hours, 9 a. in. to 3 p. m. East to Holme* corner; 1 mile. be found In the village of St. Paul.1 North to Em? *choolm«Mc. 1 mile. Consultation, Examination and Aarke near PenzaUce. In Comv.nll. and Lt ta. Eart to village limit*. I‘t miles. Aaron Traux. employed in the Ad ­ Ea-t to port urTk-e. 4 Hue. Free. The cjHotie near Battle Creek Thurs­ believed to ta the only monument in Area 14 (sq- toiles.I Dr. McDonald has for years made a day. did more damage than was first vance Thresher shops, at Battle Creek, existence which murk' the death of ■ la-ugtti ot route 25"* ru<"4. No ot bouse*-W. •— stndy of Chronic and'lingering Die , a vanish'd t mgue. It commemorates reported.- In addition to the damage hail his ankle crushed by a large wheel Population M-rred 4... eases. His extensive practice and $u which he was placing in position. The the death ot the last woman who spoke i .v cure v—c ' cdone as reported, barns on the farms perlor Knowledge enables him to Woodland Route 2. In'the Cornish language and was erect-. I All 1 wtael fell on him in such a manner as every curable disease. ZL “ Chronic of Frank IReed and Mr. Paul, south. to.break bis ankle and several fingers cd by a Frenchman. It U a granite I Beginning at thF.'O. the carrier *111 go Diseaees of the brain, spine, nerves west of CVresco. were blown down. A South to-vIllage limits. <* mile. ’ oliellsk al-out seven feet high :.nd !■* south toy oo|>er’s eonrtr. 4 mile. -ilo on tta farm of Andrew Chrv.rtal. on his right hand. Hart I, South I. Eo»c ;■ to County Hue. 4 miles. built into the ‘churchyard wall. tire kidneyk, bladder and bowels scientifi .. . ... , •. South 1. West 1. North ;!to Hwj>er Schoo.-house front faring the highway, where It Is i eally and succettfuHy treated. Di ne*r Marshall, was picked np by tne 5 miles. -. J McDonald pays special attention to. twister and thrown against a shed, plainly discernible by all who ptisa that j Three Rivers has iretin overrun with West to Velh-’s corner Smile*. Sontli to Hill’s corner Faille. catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Throat shattering both. L. Stevens who lives up>N*r part Is in tire form of worthless dog* joist six/«.months East for 14. the Southeart'Tly 1 ,. way. The and Lung Chronic Dljewe. hu thnw h-^ ttle stn,ck B. I..1*S-Northeasterly W.lluJ _ erusa., The _ The imported Spanish .lacfi. ••Fernando’’. ' a Maltese Inscription reads peculiar to to women, women, Nervous .Nervous and ana Pbysi, I'nysi,:.- .. ., ., , “nd 1 j ,ie » nuisance. , peculiar -. —. ; - . Euper School ng follows: "Here Heth interred T»oro- I cal Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis. lightning. Thej were insured in Several children taw been bitten by lionso. 14 mile*.season at VV. H. Spence’- barn, opposite • • Keei thy I'entreath. who died Itr 1777. said ' North to Davt!>* corner, I, mll»*. Neuralgia, and all Chronic and Nervous the Farmers’ Mutual Insurance com- them and the citizen* have begun w«*»t , to Smith's ho-iM uml lack .. mile. to have been, the last jierson who con , Opera House. Service Fee $15 lo in.-ure. Diseaaee of Men, Women and Child- puy wholesale slaughter of the cure. ’ North to Eckar.lt'* rorn*:. i‘t mllw. versed In the ancient Cortiioh, the pe’ ■ East to county line 1 mile. ren. No matter what your disease, South toSchwitaM*'corset. I mH.*. collar liinninge of this county, from the may be, | :— -------‘ . West to Hurkb-% rorwre mile*. earfleat records till it expired in th<‘ booth to Sawdy’-. corner s uille. Tkora ic CHI! HrxrvA Than After mduming for their .son as dead Mrs. Susan L. Munson one of the Ea»t 4 tn Grren’s house an<l luck >, mile. eighteenth century in this parish of I neie IS dim nope* •men UO for twenty] long year.% the sorrow of oldest pioneers of Eaton connty. died South to \ rltfs cornel t mile. St Ihiul." W«wt to Village limit' 1, rtntle. Not Despair Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shepard, resi- ftt her home in Charlotte last Sunday. West to Post office 4 mlr. • but consult Dr. McDonald and get a dents of libandaTe. was tumwl into ; She moved to Michigan when it was a Area 14 iwp miles.) , Length of route y- nillru ‘correct diagnosis of your disease and joy this week by the discovery that territory in 1H37 and has since liven in No. of Ikhk«m ior>. A young woman, says a correapond^r'n-nwBTirnr’miii— Tin ’’simB Population served 4rJ. • feel assured that the doctor knows cor their son was alive and well and living or nenr Charlotte. ent. who wa* passing the evening with . Woodland Route 3. reVl.ly .Wh2.‘..*lu‘ r°“"',T PonlWMl. Orogun. H. diMpearnl the family of tard ('oleridgr. the emi­ table, he will cure you. Those-unable , „ ,. . , .. The prop\etor of the Hotel Bismark. ! soutfi to'vmw’ the Port oflk-e the carrier will go nent English jurist, was a taut to start to call, write for fiymptom blank. lw«nt> «*<> an<l nothing had ------ — ..._.ehmlt» 4 mile, fur her home at 10 o’clock, whpn’ta f South to Joi .ion . lieen heard‘ 'of him few days ago , of Battle Creek, was fined $25 and costa “ ““■ *' ' ’s I>ou«*.1 mile. Correspondence strictly cantldebtlal. * *'* 'c’:ufitiln ’ " f-----------’----------North to Cooper? corner!: mile. offered to accompany her. She. with ■ when his name was seen in a Portland Friday for keeping his bar open last We*t to Bevier's eoraer E}m14. . , Address, ' the respect due to hla age ami with i u> Smiths corner 1 jnib.-. ’ paper. Yonng Sht*|mnl is a'prosperops Sunday. The ]x>lice ary now vigorous- j South Ea.rt to Lucus earner 1 n>l|<’. the fearlessness «>f youth due to igDr. Donald McDonald •North to Luca- bouse Witl back 4. 4 mile. business man in that city. ly enforcing the saloon closing ordi*. Hart to Caller-' hou-t- mid hack v 1‘* mile*. nornnee of the dangers surrounding 1 - THE SPECIALIST. South to Hine’s comer i cillr. ~ . nance. young won.cn. said: "I. thank you. rir. ■ Ha rt lo Sprlnirrtt's eonwlr It* tnllog. 248 and25O East Fulton Str, Perhaps the largest job of sheep —— Sorth 4 to iJlIleiibeck’s fimisr ami lutek 4.1 but I do not want to trouble j*ou. Panmile. not tiie maid accompany mcT’ His i Grand Rapids, Mich slaughtering by dogs in Michigan this Deputy Sheriff Sheriff Ed Ed Cole, Cole, tho the Sunfield Sunfield , „.Bto . Wat ner 4 corner t mHe. Deputy hast HnnH. ... rib.,.,'. I ‘ ttUHmcr showed the respect iu which i year took place on Henry Hamilton’s ofliccr who shot Charles Ed wins, was 1 . ~ , ‘4 mile. Hr said. "My farm near Galesburg at iui early hour nrrested on complaint of Edwins’ •— — houst* ami " hack h. *■ mile he1 held nil women. North 1 4 “to Hoban's >>™ *« imn-nnm-ii wcormtr 14 mues. . dent, the maid Is a woman also.’’ If Wrtat |o<;*o. IHlIenlmek'Hcorner t>« miles, this morning. All of a flock of fifty- father on the charge- of murder. His Xiirttl . . til Kllllll.*, I la.l.t « ...I *" 1'™ ’w “ '™>x courtv,,,., then eight sheep and several lamta were examination was set for Stay M North loend of ro»J i mllf. . I would be no complaint on the pijrt of ‘ either killed or wounded so they will women that fhdy -do not receive tho ; die, nnd what seems especially strange treatment they shotlid receive from the j A regular gusher was struck while j is that the wholesale slaughter is traced , opposite aex. drilling for coal in Chester township, 11 to one dog. Having started my Planing , Eaton county. The flow of water shot Mill east of the Table factory ■ high in the air with considerable force. “The scientific justification for add- ‘ 1 wish to announce that I am I For over twenty years an ordinance , now prepared to do all kinds of Ing milk to tea.” says the Dietetic and No. 1,311. Seal Brown. Weight 1.400. I Hygienic Gazette, ''comes from the , prohibiting saloons at Potterrille has It is rumored that 'the contract for Herr Arhens Is the sire of the finest Coach stork evt■: . • 1! . i ' been in force. Now the saloon bond of the erection of the new Grand Trunk ; facts that the tannic add contained In In this country- has several teams in Grand KapiC' ' /u- : #■ 1 tea combines with the albumen of the : A- L- Lyon has been presented aniTthe station at Battle Creek has been award­ 81.000 each. IToduces tbe color, style and action not a r- s’- ‘ ' milk to form tannate of albumep, i i council has called a special election ed and the work will begin at onceJl Make all kinds of be had, even at that price. Anvone using him will . , which la practically leather By drink- J I for Monday. May 15. to allow the vilmistake. । . Do you like it? Then why । ing tea alone the coating of the atom- I Moulding, Window Frames I lagers to vote on tlie repeal of the ordiI nch Is made leathery. But when milk, Will make Season of 1905 as follows: be contented with it? Hive The taxpayers of Portland recently i nance and the approval of the bonds. and Door Frames, I which contains albumen, ia added the nONDAYS—At owner’s barn, one mile West and two m. * ■ to be? Oh.no! Just put on : molecules of tannic acid select their ! The fight is causing considerable ac­ voted to bond that village for $00(0 to ; build a new school building and install' Porch Work, House Finishing tivity _. . ■ north of Coata Grove. ’ Ayer’s Hsir Vijor and hsve affinity of albumen from It and as a TUESDAYS—At owner's barn. . a new heating plant in the old one. ^’^^?I,^SDAYS—Simpson’s Livery barn. Like ode«5» . long, thick hair; soft, even I divorce Is unknown to tannate of al­ I will be pleased to figure with you bumen the lining of the stomach Is less JUH^SDAYS~At owner's barn. J Chas Smith a Kalamazoo tramp stole । hair; beautiful hair, without a p> on any work you may wish. liable to be affected by the tannic add FRIDAYS—At owner’s barn. ‘ a watch of Victor Fitz, of Grand Ledge . A number of new cottages are being ‘ are.being SATURDAYS-At Fair Ground, Hastings. single gray line in it. Have a than it woukl be If the tea .were taken I | for whom ho was working. As soon as built at Gull lake and the coming sealittle pride. Keep young just i alone.'' the theft was discovered Fitz and the to be the taurt in tta hta vru-3,. i ■> umr.. ... Eart to wain corner township line. I mile. South to BrOUter's comer. 1 mile. East to Ikmhcia. I ml»r. JAHES BRYAN $12 to $25 BAYARD fei'l C. H. OSBORN The Sam Southwestern Michigan 8943 Walter Demond, Groom. WcOftBSdau, Mao 24. James Bryan, Al'gr. Imported German Coach Stallion HERR ARHENS NOTICE Planing V My Hair is Scraggh) Matching Jos. Alwine, Just received a car load of White Wood this week. . Positive Terms. officers started after him and overtook torT । him. The wyrtch and 110 were found : | in his pockety; and also a five ,rilooter. | that ro9C,rt- as long as you can. It B»by to Cutting Teeth. I Bo sure and use Hurt old and well irlt-d • . My, Mrs. Winslow* Soothing Byrup, far cril- ' <ren teethlDf. U soothes the chfid rofren* ih. ’ ' Tho county mail delivery system will. -------- start in Eaton Co. on June 15. This ; . .. , . 4 D .' , ! service will include M routes of which ! During the electrical storm Saturday I «ruck by lightning A numl»r of !«- I wh(.n doctorI faI| lrJ Baniock Blood sengera who were awaiting trains were Bitters. Cure* dyspepsia, constipation; I severely shocked. * I invigorates the whole system, I 'pre v-f O Msvunu. rn±s. enwnenu. KMMlreacu like » poultlee. Beni thln5jn. th« tor bo.lt, buratj LaiUnh,1h<1’i t“5r’ 801,1 bT F I L. Heath, the druggist. All care will be used, but will not be responsible for • ' - ': and colts must stand for their get until paid for. and *’i’ ; J ‘parting with mares will be held fer insurance. Any on. Ik’ mg to this horse breed under this contract. Mares mue’. ' • •>’ turned as instructed. Terms to Insure, $8.00. Standing colt. $10.00 J. D. ROUNDS, R. F. D. No. J. Owner arid Proprietor. �TT^CadwaiadeKs 2c<•'" ESTATE EXCHANGE,\ l-l‘r«0“4l2ihC,y' OF INTEREST Beautiful Percheron "Admiral WtHSTI'-US. .HCH? JL -. form or S"> «ct«- iS ' jewey" Will be |n Hastings *° 'urd -s' a‘‘>'«8 unproved. 100 '^ft'.in ttiu‘ KOod dr51?’ x"*.® mo"*"1-' ITi.»d mw timber. ''SSr-;,,' yiro ’PrlD5 I'80' fM...- - endolone well eeltar, well. ■20 rods from from Battle Creek. • .tnandtee. fljftlj. I w of J|5 HCrefl. 8olj ia ’ •Sot aid -»!’4 1-‘V:| a,ld la-Vi welL ' ■•rre8 ^tum laud -ojertf ---------------a.-* ■k. balance wood-lot Witt Umber. Fine orchard, ■^ildVh ’-■ it a basement B4X4& church. b-rnile from »rtod= , >;_• spring near bhildghy?’' farm of 135 acres, ,nn. level and free' .imp-, all improved from Fine bilildingR, . , iiam is Imsement . unli-fvnuschooli .iinerjt‘ ■ : uicres, good .. ..an and lays a ..?• a tin- lake. , .t- building^ . ,i i -ut 2-acrvs. 1U ,miles from !” .- 17 .eres, tine claJ TO Every NASHVILLE. . Saturday "«•• Lrnh Baine United i. M.rrUtc to Mr. Walter, Wortley, of ’ Lake Odeate. make tho remon\n Haattaga and ran , hi. city every Sm\uj. -Admiral "J, Dewey- • ■ was fonrehaedK by the Wood- L ' land Draft Hora. Com^. i. a hX I Mte. Tooc,,r™i t‘le ’tedaing « h“”«d and tiTTiSe worlSTv r? j*”"' •”,,r '*'TC'’ ‘ia year. old. S. j uortkiy, of Lake OiIphm. Rev t v™. ’W occur Holtt^ of Woodland officiating. ' ‘y «nne dark gray. Mr. J. F. BUck. who ?1Md*T May id „ o.clofk W" b“",‘My derated, ttd and white. live, on Sec. IS. Cretletou, i, the mana- T Be'r' CTiff will offleiate. The I t^ T"1*'0" roo'” ger of this rtallion, and ha. an adv. in | ._™”* ‘"'erred in Lakeview I w.i'tnt ngr°OT‘:1” pi“k “,l whitoten Bitting room In blue and white thia iarao on gage lu. announcing tho 1 lod ’,rK H,rt w“ an ertimable vartora places and datra he can be \ J 4 ““1!' tr"ni1’ mourn hern,., I "vrlr r ra W !' g d ™ < ' Mra Salaig, of found. At the coming Bam County I 1°r<’' Califormn. and Mra Reaver. At Pair a prim, of MU) will W „Seml ! Coy Brumm begin. «ork w, ; preeiaely twelve o cloek th« beautiful far the best colt aired by Admiral 5Iny I3- (Monday) . Mnuna of the welding march Branded' j „ Grand R., ■, . Dewey, and FLOW for the se^mr brat. ' Wm. Atklnam ! Bend the adv. on page 1Q„( <hu iMe . Saturday returning Monday. ** I tnrongh the house played by j|jM Me Smith, of Coata Grove, and. two! ■v' r \ r Gladys, and Gienadora CHANGES ON MICH■ erahC^mghter lima of i^dge "“rtley rame into the room followed I . by the groom Iranlngon tl.- arm ot hU IGAN CENTRAL brother Will, and tho bride' attended । ’ Z . W"2; 8imth Wna al Charter on hu«i- by Mra, Braare Weaver. Taking tholr Mainly on Trains pitmen In front of n l»,„k ot forM a„4; Arriv- ,lttw wajday. ■ "■ L Warto hag returneil from Har- , llowera :ui.l beneath a bice arch the' ' ing I happy cntiple were made man and " ifo i. . Y I i-or Springs bringing with him the re ­ • . .Burden ton a, . mains of his mother Mrs. O. Marble of ■ iyjtev. K R. Lyon, who'perfonned the • . :• miles front \wqThe new ■' : <• buildings. • I went into effect that place, which were interred ir : ceremony in an impressive manner. J acre#; 1(4 on Sunday. The Ultovi<Af tvnwtery. th,^ uf Tho congfMnlationa which followed : ..f -hie bedBli j were hearty and sincere.* , the running , *,er Iwshand. . • large Migari forinerty due here at Gertie Price bra u*n M^nt from . The bride was elegantly gowned in . time , . , .-r..:u farm. Good .Th"* *“«1»en changed ■ school on account of having the chicken changeable brown silk, trimmed with . : ■ barn is bat* I 12:43 train,from Grand Rapid* pox., «>c«cn , cream lac- and carried n lovely tou- ! .‘i LM acres; 115 quet of bride 'a rom%the bouqu-t being 1 here nt 11a. m. instead Tiw •*„«• ;n .1, . r>p. m. The .rain from th, Drafo- Lld«l 11 B."t,T Pl’k' , held through the ceremony by little j Fie® fold &’• Hastings at 12:1,1 instead „«*!„' 1. *“ Lelia Wortley. The bridesmaid was' The mornintfvand evening «•">“ »'or thefntur.. • lothed in pure white ami carried car-1 from the west are unchanged. . t -T'’ * ‘’’b'hner has sold his 40 acre nations. The nigl^t train from the west reaches fiL™!re<n‘ntl-v pnrehased of his brother,I A large’ variety of useful and valuable I here twohtv minutes later than former- , r*‘‘sJ- " ■ Noyes of Marie presents were given shoeing the love ! and esteem in which they were held ! lv ‘ Grow. A four course dinner was iterved to , ’ Mijs. Be«sie urd was united in M. M. Brindle and wife, cf Middle­ nU.nt sevonty-flve guests, Mra. May j , a Wertz. UthofthU ville. celebrated their-golden' wedding 'village, last Tuesday morning. May Thu guestK from -abroad were Mrs'! Sol Troxel has completed a 2f*>x3tt Clariva Stilhun, of Grand Rapid*: The .practical man is he who turn* ham; / Mr*, h. D. Cunimingx. of Kalainaz<x>: | life to the tost account fur himself: the Chet Hydd and Geo. Austin are treat­ Mrs. Emma Salsig. of ,$an Fmncbco. | good man. he who teaches others how ing thejr bants to a coat <if paint. t ill. Miss Grace StMLon. of Kalam..»o. Miss Lillie BrdSie. of Allegan:! The NaehiUe News urges the people visited friends here over Sunday. George and Nina Myers, of Hastings; of that town to buy the Barber Mill Weed abd w.. of Lake Chariie Root and Frank Eddy of (:*.,rg. dam. let out the water, clean out th.Battle Creek visited the former's log*, .siumt-1 etc, in the 1xxl of the dam Mr. and Mrs. Wortlev took tile'llight brother Kearney Root over Sunday. and then fill*it again and use the power train fur Kalamazoo to *j>end a few .Mrs. C. U. Smith ha> retunw-.l from to light the village. If the council •lays, when they will return to Lake. will snlttnii the proposition, tho News Florida Oilema, where the groom has a luune* Mi4* MaVH- M.-Mure was nt Grand* all ryaily fur hU bride. and where they । offers to publish all the legal notices and print all’the ballots without ex- Rapid* last Monday evening attending will receive their friends after .May 2• >. PIANO SPEADS । petise to the village. Brother Feigh- a daricing party given by the Citizens This couple are well and favorably . uf satin ‘Piano । ner is certainly doing his part to help Tehmbonc company. kno.wrL The-groom is a progressive ; Nashville, ntot'oKJyin this matter but young man in the employ of George ; in getting out one of the mot lively MAPLE GROVE. . Weed, at -l^ake OdoMta. The bride will I and up-to-date local pajiers in the ^tate. Miss Nellie Reese is a 1‘tBe Ixnter at to much missed by her circle of.friendji. thia writing;. '' , also in the church and -in the Sunday Foley’s Honey and Tar contains no CnlM Jto « 36c and SOe. ; Mrs. Elmer Clark returned to her school, where she served as a teacher, j opiates and can safely be given to LEE HINU, ' children. Sold by W. 11. Goodyear the home in Battle Creek last ednesday. chorister and secretary. ;The good Mich. I druggist. ' Mfijri Fern Cooley is able to to about wishes of a host of friends will go with them to thicr new home. again, <fter her recent illne-t*. . Hastings Lumber & Coal Ci "^X^ndAy w,th relatiVcs in xhi” The Newest a nd. Best Lum- J 'ij ber yard in Harry County. | -Fair Prices. Good Quality, Square Dealing" guide In all transactions with our customers. There is no better advert!semerrt than to sea the loads of lumber wending their homeward way along every road which leads from our yards. ------ MUST -_ SOMEONE BE SATISFIED. - h to eay that wp handle a large line of ■ Lumber, . Larfi. Shingles. Imericr Fn .sh, Doors. . Sash, j Screens,: Ridge rolls, Valleys, Building Paper. Asphalt Pooling. Ruberoid Roofing, . so COAL, WOOD and BRICK* ANice Line of Fence Posts cheap Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 254. BAUER BROS., Proprlstora. Fine Decorated Table Ware Absolutely Free HERE is OUR IDEA... • t <-r>o brisk but what any store can handle more -ppredak- trade - more especially the kind that is ’ »’Tiu it the Time” an it saves us book keeping, delay, and ■".Herting. We think the man who pays for the ■ 1 w ftime he buys them isentitled.to a Huie difference : .i,•: yet to have two prices on an article Is not prac•• have hit upon this plan of Giving a Premium ' -. •’ .in business” * ■ ' ■ For ou. Premium we have chosen A Full Line of DECORATED CHINA 1 i« strictly “flrsts” and perfect in every respect. The • ' t is large md containseverything necessary for a r.. ■ *• y v rrm^ed table. • .t need to wait till you have traded enough to get a : ... >, |lMt jou can get one article at a time as often as ♦’* - the required number of tickets. ’ " will pay you see these Dishes you better still to trade with is and save your : .UAHS & RUSS, Phone 16. The Grocers, The J. S. GOODYEAR Co «be ha» not bw-n .m . ;<» -Tho Misses Glenna and Glad«-s RUTLAND CENTER. Wolfe of Battle Creek passed Sunday at the home, of their parents Mr. and “ Homer Shively of the city visited at ■ . D < if. John- Emay's Sunday. Cerall Eldnd wife and family - f Castleton pawsod Sunday at A.- D. , Wdfe s. Mr. and Mix 1). H. Blahs of Battle Creek are in this vicinity. Mr. Evan-expects t • stay several days repairing buddings on his farm. Chas. Eatim who has l>eep ill has toeti removed to the home of his sister ntuir Hastings. • Orson Swift who has tom so ill at the home of his daughter in Battle Greek has been removed to his home here and is bofte totter at this writing. Furt-st Havens rides in a new ciifri- . age- . ' ' • J^-na Havens. Mina jOHs and Roy ‘ Dougina of the Otis school and- Floyd ’.VcxkJ of the'Edger were succcsiful; iu pacing thelNtb grade examination.: Frank Totiiris and'family <4-Maple Grove ip-nt Sunday at Lizzie Wootl's. Wm. Havens and family spent Sanilay with Mrs Fields of J'odimk. \ For COMMENCEMENT GOWNS We are showing a nice assortment of new and attractive White Goods in­ cluding... . India Linens French Lawns Dotted and Floured Persian Lawns Silk Mull Swisses. Etc. Laces Embroideries Jim and Levi Herrington have gone YERTYS CORNER, to Hastings tn seek eippluyn.ent. , of Carson City is spend­ Several from this vicinity attended I‘ing tt few with his mothci. Mrs. I the K. O. T. M. dance nt Kalamo last ’ (i^> Crabbe at this place. . Friday Henry Yerty and wife were the | Max Nelson visited Zeno Decker (gUetits of their son Ora, at Hickory j Saturday nnd Sunday. Corners Inst Sunday. . ---------- - --------------- ( jjau(i. England closed a success-1 ASSYRIA. I• f| ,j tcrin “ shnrn * dl * f,d r. nn »f school •> '■> ♦» ll’® shorM ,iU - !‘ Andrew Fisher of Lansing is visit*' trict Wedneada?. w- I' Warren Englwi ing hi. cranin'. Mr. nnd Mm. Gw- W. -. ----b.v and family .pent i tbn fore iMrt olAbo week' In SunBoM. ■ Tompkius% . ’t CbiUren-. Day will be observed with i C, W. -Tompkins visited hh son, ,________ orcrciM-s Sunday evening June 4. I Hairy nt Onlralniw thin wrek. Mra. Wilbur nfKnlmnazw in riutbigK ^ R ER Barnnm, IUninIn, Mrs. Hn n. B. x»n Hnmp Mrs E H»p;‘ and daughter Gail. M. Myon,and| her Jtaughthr Mrs.' Shay. daughter Nellie are attending the Barry i Bev G. T. Fiaher raJ '’B>' "f ronviattvJ.t Gvo *• T-rapkin. tart County «'• C. T.' V. eonrentim, lhi«|. Handkerchiefs . and Ribbons We have just received a line of New Wash Goods, Organdies. Dimities,» Batistes. New aud desirable patterns. • New Idea Patterns for June |----------------- =r‘----------------------- ‘------ rt--------- -a. Fashion Sheets and Magazines . ..—---------------------------------------------------- —■ ■ I - J The DOROTHY DODD SHOE was first intro­ duced only a few years ago, but no shoe ever known has attained so quickly, such popularity, or such a vast volume of business. It is sold to-day by all the leading representative merchants of the country, and wherever sold is the accepted favorite of the women of good taste in that ccmmunity. The Dorothy Dodd Shoe is correct in style and THEY FIT perfectly, giving an ease ami grace that cannot be found in any other shoe. I have them in all etylef and cordially invite the ladies of this community to call and inspect them. Men’s Shirts The Pingree Shoe I have a nice line of Men's Fine Shirts and Underwear, all of the latest st yles. Also a good stock of Men's Work Shirts and Overalls— the kind that wear and give good service. Call.in and see my line, you will be pleased with the goods arid the prices. has achieved a reputation for its wearing qualities, its ease, its per­ fect fit. second to none. The late Gov. Pingree spent his life in the shoe busmen, and the Pingree Shoe was the result of years of patient toil (and study* If you are bothered in getting* shoe:? to .fit. or wear, come and see nie. I can pleasd you. Forest Havens hud the, misfourtune tu break two buggies one dark night last week. P. M. Blake expects to go turtle hunting soon. .-M-compantd by H. H. ' QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. Blake and wife. Sunday school next Sunday at 1:80 Fred Fuller has purchased a horse ' • o dock. • ।of Archie Calkins.l 1 wife visited at Oliver John Whitright and wife spent Sun- j day at L. Bates’ of Podunk. ;.'. Gould 'r Sunday. ’ ' '' Miss Chloe Perry returned frurn De-. I. Ldehr and wife were callers at I troit Tuesday May !', where she has Frank Gorham'n Sunday. l>een working for some time. She ex-1 The otissChool are ; preparing fori pecta to spend a month or two with her DXy mother Mrs. Th<n. Gould. i franet^ VanAnnun of HaMidgS is . Miss Nora Kinne is working lor Mrs. the wwk with Zera Newland. ‘ Chas. Dougherty of Kalamo. ‘ \ ----- L,-------- i, Fans Gloves SPENCE The Shoe Dealer. .i • • ' ' ' Bed Room Suites Iron Beds Springs and Mattresses ,„WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL THE ABOVE 6000$... You will find on our floors a full and com­ plete line of the best made and beet finished Suites to be had and at very reasonable prices. Look over our line and be convinced—Seeing is believing. Throw away your old wood­ en bed and buy one of our Beautiful SANITARY Iron Beds we have them in all finish and all colors. Our line of Carpets, Lace Curtains, Linoleums is going fast but we still have plenty for every Tuestlsy and Wednesday. week at Lacey. body at lowest prices. Mra. Bob'. Smith "nlwtnin tho ’ J It Barnum returned last Tuesday tn>m attending the U. B. general eon| 'a' & Thnnatay Muy ’"IW^RayNffer rani Ruth* Trant ymlted fereoce at Gainea .,; Furniture Corners, Newell Grant. ^dUo Myer, and Hmte'l m..l Nelli. P««»“ , Mr atnl Mra. Frank Mora viatt-1 Ed’yth Engbuid Black are the delegatee | from the U. B. Sunday nshunl w the I Mfo and Mn. Gn^Trertttralny. Cmtaty convention held in Harting. May 24 and 21 . ' ! 0*0. Evert, of Stony Point met With, __________________________________________________________________________ u «,.v.'re accident ( ?> Saturday evening [ --------------------- -==^ for Intruduchtg t. Ma"^ f ov having hi’ broken and faro : WhV„ y..h bare Printlngaioneyon want It. Nicely Pnntad and on good Jtlyr. ent foully, iDr. McIntyre wm railed. ' nm^*—ta— . Milller & Harris Furniture Company, Remember the BANNER when (u need 1 ........... ■■■ ..................................... �DEdWD NOT TO “FLY TIME” LOCATE HERE Will soon be here and we have a full line of LAP ROBES, SETS AM DUSTERS. j • IN HASTINGS HARNESS, Hundreds and hundreds of satisfied customers through out Barry county apeak loud er than'anv words can. of the QUALITY of th. Hzruerara we make. We use the l>eet of Leather and have the best of workmen,-which combine to give a Myers harness a de , Eieof style, strength and rability that cannot be se­ cured in any ready made ar­ ticle. There Is no SENTIMENT IN BUSINESS Dr. Charles D. Mohierjiut Graduated i J. R. Mason was in Grand Rapids ’ [ Friday. From the Detroit College of * • Medicine. ' 1 William Hitchcock spent Sunday at : ail in all. it seems impractical for us { Wall Lake. 'to move to Harting, with onr preraut Mnt p Q „„ ln Gr„<j plant on onr hand- War. It not tor Monday. this fact, we might be able te|coucen- j ■ , . . . . trate our whole businero iu Halting*. ” ! kJ Oo^ye‘r “ade a baalne“ Wp , "In the meantime we obliged to to^tro ^^r,^‘ We have them in all stylos and prices and can please yoo. , Continued from pa*e 1. DECIDED TO LOCATE Do FARMERS ENDORSE THE Charles D. Mohler, a w«-U known yoving man of this city, 'and a grrniuate of oar city schools in the clasH of 18W7. has just completed a four years course in the Detroit College of Medi­ cine. and has decided to locate in Has­ is visiting tings. having „„„ secured . an office with j Ricye the dentist. Field make provision tor taking care ot onr !I Miro Elizabeth " Clinton. rapidly growing buainera. and it la ah- friends friend, in Clinton. FARMERS । nolntely necessary that we put ap tome J. T. Lotnbanl made a buainera trip Dr. Mohler ia one ot the young mra I kind ot a building here." to Detroit Tuesday. ' In whom tho citizen, ot Hastings can "In wiling our pnramt 'plant we c. H. Thomra writ to Port Huron take a just pride. He is clean in life. would have to sacrifice ra much u the Monday on businera ’ honest industrious, and has itad to ) Hastings bonus would amount to. , Mri D w Iioot returned Tuesday । rely upon hi. own efforts to get wlwre Therefore yon era it wouM not he any-1 tvonL,g from pModw . ’ , he U. At the Detroit College, be has | thing gained in the long rtm. ■ ’ .. I hid the brat pomibln adranlag™ tor ' run. We realize of ot course courro the the immense i“men“ad a*»» “ practice the many hospitals .Hording ! realize van t--|,h5!V- ‘J>f™’£^^ /' ago that we would have in conjunction . r 1 “ tnnra. ^ndid opportutfilloa In that dime- , (fey. age TJiat we wuuiu nin e in cuujuncuun : W. R. Cook and E Tyden were In holb „e —„ t„ Hasting, trreh with the Barter Chair Co. and the Detroit on bnsinem Friday. (rom one ,rat rahooG Hastings, Michigan. j j Grand Rapids Bookcase Co., in having Mrs. A. A. Anderson went to Kala- j jn the country, "and will no doubt get | (Q9/ Jefferson »L, 1 door south of P. O. ।1 our plant located alongside of them ; . । but as stated we cannot see onr way mszoa-Monday to visi friends. ; n good practice. ' OOOOQOOQOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOGOb clear to harmonize the difficulties bemX VvMt’iXn,Frel'Ck*’,‘ REACHED NO DECISION YET j fore us in making.this move. ” I ••From the friendships ' we have Arthur Brown was in Cleveland on , " ' />-< j formed .ormca with your yoar people, prapw, and the ra high mgn f But Committee On New Heating ) In mixjng medicines. We also use \ I esteem in which we bold the people of ! System For Court House Is , ,-uur brautUol city. ,re would lay raid, J “ "'" M S “ " h Woodland wra \ tb«, ' Working On the Project. ■ aher ramddenifon. tor U>l. frat «l,m» : “> >h«> Tbured.y. I AND BINDER TRUSTS TRUST? gj WHAT IS A TRUST? W. H. Myers & Son, A Trust is a combination of interests to maintain prices. Have we such a combination ? Who can FIGHT it, and how/ No one can- fight the BINDER TRUST but.the fanner. How can he do if Only hy Jetting them alone. But some one may ask, what can we do? We most have machinedoonr work. This is true, but there are other people WHO BIILD MACHINES and echo are NOT IN ANY TRUST, who make and .-• II ns ......j machines as are to be found in the Trust—and that, too. for a good deal LESS MONEY. Now let us take the We use the Mortar . Very best of Drugs ’ Druggist's Emblem \ ; were it possible to do so from a financi-^ E- Tyden and A. Brown wore in I The committee which is charged by i the teanl of supervisors with the duty al |x)int of view. The kind and coil- j Grand Rapids on bud new Tuesday. (i . aidcrate treatment you have given us. Mrs. J. D. Zagehneier and son of recommending a heating system for . the court house and jail met in this ! ( j during the consideration of the , Clair visited at Frwport Saturday. I Mi„ Nrttie Turner went to Woodland city Saturday. Several parties are \< above subject will nlwny. leave .very figuring on the propositicu, and one Idraaing remembranw in our min.U " : Mondra- to vixit her grandrarenU. gentleman representing a Grand Raj> The HratingxBoanl ot Trade aaaured Q w ids firm was here to look over the situ- j the Grerantra Co. that they believed vi,lt FrU ation and put in a bid. To giv<? all a they could secure a site and a cash । l-jnu. ot IS.000 it they would local,. C<,unt>' Treararer Coleman went to chance and to te sure of having plenty I “ here, Of tho eamratnera of purpura, . JFrldray. returning Mouthy ot ----------. : bids, the committee adjourned until । ’ .inrerity ot effort and courtoouraera of Mira Grace De Armond left Monday ’ ‘tomorrow, **■* the 10th. when they. will the Hralings Board of Trade toward for a visit in Pennsylvania and Ohio, probably reach some definite conclusion their retrresentativre. the Messrs. Leonard Smith left Tuesday for an which will be submitted to the loard Greenman Co. spoke glowingly In a extended visit with friends In TmvtnM' supervisors at the siecial session letter to Arthur C. Brown. Secretary of . City. Jn"C K Thh lax payers, of Barn- . th.. Board. It will te a pleasure for all lxJu.iB Su.ni of sh|lk., County can rest assured that their in­ friends of Hastings to read this we art lIlg hautls wirh Hastings friends Fri- i t*rwrt* “7 b”i”g “???’ louk1t*\aft<'r by sure. The letter to Mr. Brown wra lUv the exrellent committee which repre­ dated April 8». and is a, follows: L , . sent, the boanl in the preliminaries "In Ubalt of onr Board of Directors M™/ ■ Gcwer of .VS Cllntar It is safe to say a first class steam andmvs. lf, twi.hu, thunk vtru and Street is > tsltmg her mother at Hol- hrating plant will be rulopted. From City Drug Store.' the other gentlemen of vour Board of I"’ what we cun learn the most of the Michigan.' , Trade for vour very kind and generous “• B Messer returned Saturday from committee favor putting the boilers in । aud chemicals. Onr prices are no ( highcr'itym the use of high grade Because mixpermit medicines properly materialstowill We would abemoftar be used. toSome glad ofMUST an opportunity mix druggists, however, simply place 1 your medicines for yon. all the ingredients iu a bottle, give It a shake and hand it out. (This Is not the way we do it.) [ Phone 143, Hastings, MOWING MACHINE of the TRUST CO, • ' What do they ask for if Why, *45.00. Now- what Would the etl .-r-M ■•. . ingMachine, not made by the trust cost you/ KEYSTONE FOR $36.00.'± u^11 Sterling, hi NINE DOLLARS, aud there is no better machine offered for eale than the KEYSTONE. Now suppose 100 men come to me, and each one buys a Key. stone Mower. I HAVE SAVED THEM $900.00. But suppose the-' men all buy some of the TRUST MACHINES AT $45.00 EACH what be­ comes of your $900? Gees to HELP THE TRUST, don’t ill $900 -;tv. would buy a lot of tilings, but $900 GIVEN TO A TRUST buy- NOTH­ ING. If these are FACTS, and’THEY ARE.it will pay you to LET TUI STS ALONE. Call at my store and see the KEYSTONE. It will cost yon riotb. ing to look at it, but it will SAVE YOU ?‘AQ0 if you buy one of me. hospitality to Mr. Graham. Mr. Corwin « trip to Huffalo. Cleveland and De- the tenement । 1 ! Just a Word j ; to those who own Kodaks or Cameras Al Vista Panoramic,' and Badger Plate Films, Ansco Cameras and Films, Cyko, Monarch and Royal ’ Papers, Souvenir Postal Cards and Photo supplies of all kinds. I HELP THOSE who buy their Cameras or supplies of me, and take especial pains to show you everything. H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, : Michigan Cold Lunches । will soon be Inorder, aud wbat to ! get will be a question. A great । many families in this city nave already found our Cott Homo Made Prosood Hara to be just the । thing for lunches aud cold meals. । It le especially relished for dinner J by those eujployed in the factories troit. ' C. W. W«b. was in the city Monda>’ on business connected with the Sod CoMrs. J. A. -Allen has gone te Ahn Arbor for treatment in tho university hospital. «d»rt whatever plan premises tire test results. The committee have no hobbies of their own. their sole inter­ to the for | Barrj' county. ! ' M ««-£ •.. ANNOUNCEMENTS taiument that we are greatly indebted , jfr. anti Mra. R. H. Marshall, of ■ *^e Silver Tea will te entertained to them therefor.” Pmirievillu, are visiting friends i„ j Mrs. John F. Goodyear and Mrs.-; "We also feel indebted fpr the gener-' this city. Holloway, at th.- home of Mrs. ; uus reception given us at the hotel by j t-n t. ki , .I Goodyear. Cor. Rwuuiwav Broadway .. and —i h StoteA X-.- l Mnv Elon E. Wctarapn will Ira,.Ew .j the different members of your Board of U» »mb for bur rMurn tnf> to H„-, rtod , frlenJ 'Trade, and must say that we allex­ t ng» . une .. i an(j jjHVe & social time. Hours' pressed the opinion ou our way home Mr. and Mrs. J. Bogart of Grand I from two until five, no postponement , that we were never treated better-at I Rapids are visiting at C. Manni’s 325 ' on acount of weather. .anytime in uur lives.’1 j It will be a matter of great > regret ^ast High St. ! Regular services at U. B. church ' that the Grumman Co. concluded not j.tB8 Cecil iyiVMeraou ullll)u O4 ui-1--------J .............. .......... Miro Dickerson W returned SunSunday morning and.............. evening. .......... Choir to locate in Hastings. They are the day from an extended visit in Htflie ; will meet Saturday evening. . kind of peu]ile we need here, and no huq vicinity. • The Ladies Aid Society of the U. B. one can doubt Irat that the Board of church will serve a 15 cent dinner at ; Trade did. everything in its power to ? week from a visit with Grand 'thc bomo of Mr* Ickt*’ corn‘,r Hft“* , get them. Nothing that oould have । o'er and Grand street*, Wodnesdav i l»en done was neglected. There is fnw,d“ ) Mfty 24 J or who expect to own them.—I sell... Halting., and myraif on our recent visit t.r your delightful city. We certainly are imprewed with the good things of Hastings. We Teel that in this day of hurry and hustle, when men will leave their different business occupations and devote so much time to our enter- i ' ; । ; ( j ] } Our pig pork Sausage is in great ; demand. . Ilafve you tried our Butterine? ] We guarantee it. If you are not < ’ satisfied, after trying It, return it and we will, refund jour money cheerfully. F.W. Clifford only one thing to do. and that is to i Mr. ..... Mr. and and Mrs. Ila Carl Lari Loveland, Loveland. of ot j ftev Crandall will occupy. the Preenever mind our disapointment this ; Prairieville, spent Sunday with Mr. i .r.TmL. , ,, ‘ byterizn pulpit both morn ins and err­ j time, but to go after some other insti- and Mre. Jakic ‘ ‘ ‘ Edger. ningnext Sunday. The Bapti.t Church I tution. and keep Rt the work, as we Mia. Margaret Iron.ide and Mm W. | repaired and put In order w . arewere sure in will|,tecannot done, lx until something R. Cook and ran Richard need, and Rev. VanAnk is landed. It is "keeping at it” that Grand Rapids Friday. cn will be out of the city. So the I wins, and the Hastings Board of Trade . Mrs. A. F. Burroughs and daughter Baptist pastor will preach in the > will hew to that line. <, Presbyterian church. . spent Sunday and The Dorcas daughters of the Preeby-! Grand Rapids friends. ADVERTISED LETTERS, i Mrs. Will Bellinger and daughter terian church will be entertained next j List of letters remaining uncalled ।' Leah left today for a visit with hir Tuesday evening May 28rd by ’ Miss forinthi.rlHre tor the week rading Hlckor^'Cbimrl ' Crystal Barter at her home. • Htsfor nt Hieknrv Cornera. Slay 13, 1903. । . ,, 2 There will be "a a special conirounic< C. Jn^"' 7“ E"“'' ration or Hratlfig. lodge No. r,. Mrs. Lucinda Jordan. Mrs. A. <_ ’ 12. F. and t. buttd.ywh.ro he debnml a lectuiie A M ous.turd.ycv.ning'. May 20. ! ■ Loomis. Mrs.' Mary E. Thompson. Mrs. tho — Epworth League. J! tor t J Sarah Stuart, Mrs. Jennie Wellman Irfure ’X*' . for th. the mtrti purpose M of ronfiBrimr conferring the M M. 1 (2), Mrs. Etta Bennett. .Miss Bertha Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Loveland left degree. -------------------------------- i Please tear the date-----------in mind ! Campbell. Adeline Cragg, Pearl Hop- ' Saturday for ii visit with theif-daugjb ' and govern yonrselvea accordingly . I kins, Lena’ 'Prosser. Mr. Clarance ter Mrs. H. P. Tuttle at Coopersville. I The L. U.. B. A Circle of the M. E. । 1 Mead. Wm. H. Allen. Albert L. WaiMias ^gne, Dooley who has been Church will be entertained by Mrs R. i ters. E. A. Willison.. | vWting Mias Fernnie Trowr the past K- Grant- Hrs. Q A. Newton and ■ [ Tin’s© letters will te sent to.tho dead week returned to her home in Freeport. Mrs. Fretl Bush, at the home of Mrs. j letters office in ten tlays if not delivered | Sunday. [Grant. Tuesday afternoon of next [before. In (tailing for the above please ' ... .. zms_* I week,' May 33 at 8:30. Indies | are say advertised, giving date of list , T', " ' ie . I 1 । cordially invited to come, and are re-' Wm. R. Cook. I>. M. ”,n™I q nt,t«l to prak ot. tho inviutio,, ,10 ' । Mrs. Field who had spent the previous frjetu]s J11S welL P. T. Colgrove bra Jost trial a fine Wlt 1 rien Ml nI There will be an American jotriotic new launch at Gun lake, and lira anFrank Bush return"! Friday night; other fine rteel launch that ia raid to trom a vi.it with his ran in Elmira, bo a swift one. which will he trial Mich. He also visited friends in : out this week. j Palestine and Petmkey. The MEAT MARKET Man Two doors east of Qitu Bank. -Phone 22 Hastinas, Mich. rally dale. ; ;ao. tru-. at the E. Church. Ctorer. Thursday evening May nth at . Everybotlv invital. "Admi.winn Offering at close. | WATCHES, RING J, PLEASE COMPARE “THE BANNER : t WITH CLOCKS, 5ILVERW/1RE SILVERWARE. I hare a nice line of these goods, and before you buy any­ thing I invite you to come and look over my stock. t t I do repair work of all kinds, neatly and promptly. T ♦ Geo. Newton, jewojbr > Mt door West of Chidester A Bartoa's. ♦ ! + ♦■»■ Open Evening*. Foley’s Kiting 'Cure ANY OTHER COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN JESSE TOWNSEND, = The Farm Implement Dealer. <****ro AU Wool Suits W hen you can buy a Suit that’s Guaranteed io be All Wool, such as have the Clothcraft or Stein-'Bloch label, you cannot afford to take any chance on a make ;h;u s not guaranteed. All suits bearing the above labels an’.- guaran­ Monday with teed by the manufacturer, and they have all been tested The prices for these kinds of Suits are $1O, $12 and $14, for fancy Cassimers and fancy Chevoits and $15, $16, $18 and $20 for fancy Worsteds, made in, either the three button or four button sack, Our as- sortment is large and is ready' for you to look over. MIC HI G A N The Press of this State declare the "BANNER” in the front rank. Hundreds of pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. ALL HOME NEWS The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County news. Itfullv covers its field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? 1st Door North of HOTEL BARRY New things in Suspenders, just received, 25c and 50c. Hewes and Potter's Make. 25c, Fancy half hose in the latest designs, tans, reels aftd blacks. , IF SO-W? will appreciate any kind things you may say of the BANNER to your neighbor who may not take it. IF NOT,"Why not send us your name NOW? It costs but $1.00 a year, 25c • for 3 months trial. ' Chidester CEL Burton, Leading ClotHiers �Give Away M L ■ v s a d booklet 'tJtolifi'"" nitabout H0W anil When to spray \puf Apple. Peach and . . --------- ------------------— ureimiMsiimw WE LOCAL MtWS tfuikdiriuiuikiu nAj RAXNER. MAY 18/1905 PERSONAL MENTION. FINE MONUMENTS FOR n-“—tD °™n n.|4. 1 •• BARRY COUNTY PIONEERS • UWUUi A nine pinnB boy baa oomo to list the home of Mi-. and Mm. C. L Clear­ water. T® What y e 2 Sopnto B/Ua WcU.Koo.-o ■nd Reliable Fino of A. • Black 4 So„. • mu we do. we do do Broken-L 2 2 .lodge Smith on Monday Bt char­ 'wiBS.-asI-—. for*A ^l\Kl'*:,r**'lli"« ademnao lotte ronlonoed George Tublw. convictal of murder In the first degree. to i Mra. -WUbu, McDonald I, vlalUn. ' ™ ta A* 0,‘ On“d He Rnri-M “ *" ,h<0- «‘y Thoma,,-. i«« • state’s prison for life. "raB^dto' P”K,er *” Creel‘* “rm- from Woodland where he made a I * On Thursday, in Big Cedar Creek, ■ F ™" 1 ' F Hilbert, ml-; • John Jone captnrod a Ito brook tr^.’ day. ,1S " min .tmt„r for G. w. Houf.tauer 1Z Oar Stock of Covert Jackets are Deftr Ban“- retail-, tofnrahdl , large Barre. Vor-i Z bers We have sites 32, 34. otliein iu mom. granite monnment. to be erected . S I«und and three quarter*. J. fc. „„ eiae 40. all sizes in some kinds. You will save . and ail Gc.rgn Braatorhm. purcha^ on. I ”a Co.. TiduJLnenS “n’ in memory of Mr. Houfetatler. The ' • fto Jrees. -mall fruits­ lol Morgui Joon raaidencoa in tho foreday. bj coming at once for one of these Coal*. They a> ,h ci,T »ork gor. in l^ltmide cemetery. Lake * Odmw. .ml win u. Ilw whond warf. Mr. Bywater formerly I Mr. m>d Mr, T >< all made of good materials, well lined—the reify la ment there. X. resided in Lake Odeeaa. but will make' -'•'•MivUle. <ITOt s„lul,.: * ft «w|*a^s ■;good deal He also closed a contract with Mm. 2 est styles. • thia city hie futon, home. , iu the city. J ' *Pend. n about fruit StopBroe..of Coleman Mich., are Mnt Z. B. Hurt r,tn„.Li a. , ' Aaron Clark of Middtarille for a rare- , X • ; aL y<>u may Barre granite monument to be! ® ® $6 coats for $4.48, $7.50 coats for $6.41 tna-B. flti l-tolng one of their J.,wbng alley, on from mt extended'. „H ,1,^1^ ’ orecred in OddJ-eliow. rarngterr. that .• j. all about the Dawson lot bet wren the two lann- Pennsylvania and Ohio ' " ” arllaw.-, m memory of her hwband. • ‘ nut $1 O ’ coats for $8.48. ;.:i thru difdries. Wednradaj afternoon of each f’h-.ri..,. i *eek Mr. Kies secured for A. A , eroek will W eet reide free h, the Imllew Lmming which ctot in*/ preparaBlack & Son the contract for the Wm. j A fert*ni W. 3 Holloway, thollrnggiet. make, th" ““ion, illaew of hi. gntn.lfMl.er ’ Manjifitdd mausoleum, which is to be • Z have this ploctxl in the Mandlekl Park at Otsego. • J . a very liberal UhenU donation of the famous Mra J4n Busby rntnrwid Sundae This will be one of the tinwt mMw>- w L A- M painu to be tued for painting from Charlotte, wh,,re , 5 turns in the state, costing nearly $lc.- • ehurehe,. Tlte L A- M. io.nl, hat,- visiting for three week, with her ow.00. It is also built of Barre granite"! A We have a'l tn# Sheep Dips. Income very impnlnr . with all who daughter Mre. Mark Wnrnm with Standard bronze doors, grilles etc. A have ever used them. . _ Mr. „d Mya E.' W. Moon. m,d This park consists of seven acres and "Z ' specially •We 1 ■ Anyone who enjoys nice music will -Mrs. Frances Broker, of Battle was recently donated to the villag.-of ’ J . sell in find a bargain at W. R. Jamieson’s in, Creek, opeut Saturday and’Sunday the OtaegobyMi Mansfield and is a bego- • ,v . • - . . . , 4. ,,, . . , the Kelley building just north of the ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. W r C’ook tifni spot for hi# mausoleum. bulk: g we have ju-t twenty-nine of these Skirts, all good hi lice to .Nat,.,nallx.uk. Mr. Jumi.-yon ha. a Mi» Garfield atltitdej th.- SR work r nie i ® qualities mJl styles; nearly all colors; the sizes are brok■waiii. Oraphpphoneand records, that he festival m Ann Arbor Fr.j... . will Hill fur gill. H. a.1 his adv. in -Saturday. ^,.d on Mondnv VisHedS agiU on but we have almost all sizes iu Botne style or other, ------ vU mmiuay visited tho «dway« the lucky one, to' occuru the a .tll|s lv,'w" Manual trSinirtg ' trfriuirig departing department 6f the -contracts. No doubt the reason is the ; • Of high claw work and the courteous ■ Fishermen will find a paradi.se at \V. ' I»ilanti nurntaL treatment they have always given tl.eir 1 You can have your choice at just 3-4 the reg­ J. Michael’s store on South. Jefferson John C. Ketcham went went: to Imlay Imlay., patrons. 'I St. where all kinds of Bolt Rech City Friday evening. He atteanded a ular price, Line*. Bait*, and in fact everything meeting of the Lapeer Co. Teachers in the fisherman’s line can be found. : A-aaocitioh held then- Saturday, where TOWEL SHOWER. > Hts adv. in this iasue will be found of Lo delivered an address, Mrs. Malde C Stebbins gave a-O interest to al! fishermen. i Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Lainjm in anti towel shower -yesterday afternoon in O Hams &• ^luss. the grocers, are giv- ; Mrs. W. A Latnpman drove to Lacey Ei’hmff of her friend Miss bmise Pack- A ing premimns to their cash customers yesterday tv attend the county 'V. (’. ard. of <?harlotte. About a doxen in­ in the sluqie of fine decorated China C. T. U. conventiim. Mnj.. W. A. vital gpests w-.n- present, and n very ware. The ^oods are first class in l^impman is tho f treasurer ot the pleasant afternoon was .spent. The W every respect and there is a large as­ county W. c. T. U . and has a paper Mii«8e*z Carrie Struthers nnd Julia W Spaulding, of tTinrlotte. were among , sortment to select from. It will pay at'the Lacey meeting.. Here’s the chance of the season for a bargain in' a Petti­ those present. ' ' A yon to call and see them. Rev. II,.H. VanAuken left"yesterday It was 18 inches long, and weighed a Broken-Lot Skirts Broken-Lot Petticoats Garveth, PtNWJL worth■irked J’ns lewriry ii A V E it ns Signet Rings WHICH U F. i OFFER AT A BEASON f.LE PRICE. YOUR EYtS TESTED FREE uite optician. ■;ner. 1 srradto wlllirtnd •lherl you kind you JOHN BESSMER. the jeweler. Tar f-o/ey's / • net .. ........... -oeumonia. to attend the Preshyerian General Asaembly, which will lie held at Win­ Tho lichen is rviusrkabk* for the great ona Lake. Ind. This is t)»e general age to which It lives; there belrnr good A legislative body of the PrMbyterj^D grounds for believing that they endure S Church; and memls'rship in it is a nN long Mi* n hundred years. Their w position of great honor and resjionHi- growth is exceedingly slow, almost be­ yond belief, Indicating that only a little : gh Irility. nourishment is weswiry to keep tlojtn * Many of our rentiers will remeuilfr alive. In n dry time they Lrive the pow- W Ruljih W. Walker, who was jw»ociiited er to suspend growth altogethtn renew­ Criitenden Bros., of Charlotte, have ! wifhC. W. Clarke in the grocery busi­ Ing it again at,the fall of rain. This A opened an upholstering shop in the ness [in this cij£- a few years ago. They peculiarity alone Is enough to make the basement under the First National lichen ui vegetable wonder, ns It is a ™ will be pleased to know that he is ii«>w property possessed by no other species S Bank, and would l»e pleased to have i one tit the membtfs of the firm ofof plant?Another interesting fact about A you call and see them. Satisfaction Stedhti Farris A- Walker Co. of lk> Hcbeus Is Ui.U -they grow only where a, guaranteed. Wardrobe-|x>xe« and Angeles, who have just oftened an im- the air is free from dust and smoke. “ shirtwaist boxes -.o* order. Umbrella metiMe department store in tbat hu^tl- They may. ke said to be n sure liellcu- ---’ re-covering and repairing,ing city. All will wish hitkesuco-ss. tion of the purity of the air. as they are + + "“The" J. S. Goodyear Ca have an never found growing in cities nnd * ailv. in this iBsue that will be of inter­ aTasbn McElwain, has pprehafesl towns, where the atmosphere Is impreg- 4 est to all Who are interested in com-, Ira VanValkvnburgh .hferiden*ii* tin west natal with dust. soot, smoke and other * impurities. ♦ mencement .excises Thia firm has a Center xtreet. aud will move i into the the near future. -This is a very attrac*tive line of goods for com- same" BirtU while still in the egg have a ♦ nMineement such as white [goods, fan*, very pleasant home anil an |excril«*ut Utarp, horny spHte attached to the up- 4 gjoves. embroideries, laces, ribbons etc. jk-r part of the ishik, by meHus of ♦ fhe stock is pew. compete and upwhirl; they arc asdstel iu bfeaklug J M. C. "Excursions. ti»-d8rte. ' [ • out of the shell. This pmuih oim'O b»- ♦ Special round, trip Snmlay rates nre comes opposi i! IO the shell nt variont J Wxlnesday evening, at tie Methodist now in effect, a rate of one fair for the points in a Hue extending till nr»»untT ♦ jursfjr.Hge. Mr. George E. Poland, ofround trip will 1»’ charged. - Passe ngers the ••4g at about’ otie-'third.of the egg's 4 Grand Rapids, was united in marriage must reach starting point liy midnight length from the large eml. It makes a ♦ to Miss Ella A. Ingram, of this city. satne^date. Tickets an* gtkil on all senes of little holes, thus weakening 4 Rev. Arthur Trott officiating. Mr. pammger trainson this division if they the .shell, and.when the chick arrives J Poland ha* a position on the Grand tuv ochcdnled to stop nt the station nt u certain stage «rf strength and de- 4 Rapids street car line, ami Mr. and velopnn-Ht It has po difficulty In break- ♦ yon wish to Mop at. lug out. In the common fowl thte-llttlc 4 Mrs- Poland will make (their home in Gen’l Awmblv of the Prtjibyterian weapon-drops off it day or two after It ♦ that city. Church in I’. S. A. nt Winona Lake. is hatched, but on the pigeon and birds 1 4 Tlie amendment to the state constiInd.. May 17 tu 31 ‘.iW. One find dans that are fed by their parents It some ♦ tjntion relative to the improvement of fare plus 25 cents fur the rdtnd trip times remains for two weeks. 4 tjhe public highways was "carried by a ., will be given for the abovebceaai«*n. big majority nccordingt on. tho official I Dacca of aalc Ma, re­ The'iAcarnatilaim were considered the, ♦ rep«»rt8. The vote for whs 203,"7S0; j most skillful (dingers of Greece. These ♦ ' turn limit Jnne 4. agajn.YrG8.NW: no choice 1.211: majorwcnpqtw were used not only to throw ♦ Free-and Acf-pu-l Marolh Grand ty for the amendment 148,24 b This atom-a. but Imlls of lead, tfnd in some 4 emphatic expression of the will of the Lodge.DirtroltlMicb..May ® '<"d localities, <mp«fclnily Iu the. plain of ' * At a rate ot <3.40 for tho ri.iuid trip. Marathon, many of these metul 4 people ought to I* sufficient to assure , Dau.of ule Slay 22 and!«.retlirn limit tile- have Uectt found.- The relics arc j ♦ thorough legi-alatiun that will ultima­ interest! m* from the Inscription* and 4 , tely *wure first class, highways in ;: May to indtuiyf. devices i’Ut upon them, which consist , ♦ ■ Mich. Athletic- A-«'n lnt.-r|-hohi.tlc of the names of persons and approprl- 4 M ichigan. , Meet. Ann Arl.-r. Mi<-h. Mat a u<r cirithcts. the legend in many cases ♦ nite uf Fl.'HI fur the round trip will >"■ meaning when fully translated fLool: ♦ giwm. date, <* Mie. May <2* return out!" 1 WORK SHOES Kindge, ha..* the all-around Shoe the Kalmbach, Logie, Company's. Veal Calf VieiTcs-N'orLaci vo;i|>le Sole... $2.25 Oregon Calf Confess or Lace, IhrveMc... coat'. We have too many of some kinds and not enough of others, but they will all l»e included in thi? sale. Come in and look them over and get our’ special price,, we have them from The one saurian plan adopted by the Albion high school a short time ago is'" giving-the"liest of satisfaction. There is iiot an objection r«x-eived from any <>f the parents and the work done by the* students is eminently satisfactory. 1 Itr ,-uccess may lead other places to ,, adopt tin* same plan. ‘ ; - limit May ST inclu.iteAnn. of Employ’d A*nieer| When a witness In an English court 4 the oiler day rvinarkal that It was . ♦ uecvMury tn sit on a horse’s head when 4 he was 'down to keep him quiet the ♦ •».->.Jnne I. Mk*. For tho ul.a-e «.-iu.ixe __ "Nothing erf the kind ; I 1. n IU- round top ro.e toll »W. th. people don't seem to understand that ♦ date, ot Mie May 24. 2.1 and return «‘ the only thing net cssary Is to get bold 4 of his car and keep his nose up In U»e । J limit June 5, 1903. Aort. Memorial Day, May HO. U» nlr. 1 have seen a lady keep a horae 11 quiet in that way without soiling her | ♦ roundtrip rate will he very low Thee gloves." • |£ tickets cannot be sold Birther than a dtstance of 100 mile, from starting Prospective Mother-in-law - Before + point. Date, of sale May 2S-»I. ret nrn i you marry my son I-want to tell you ■ 4 limit May 81 Inclusive •„ow Ib.l lie l'»« " “«'■«’■' 5X7. t Sunday excursion to Thoimqiplo and l-nw^ctlre Ilauertler-In-la --------w-Oh.U>«l • ♦ . nothLgl Mamma will cure bta> Jacksun May 21. ThomappK««1 ret"V" nothing: Mamina will him ofof ♦♦ -••iCT-nu -IsckMin 85 centa apeciul ----------train 4 tint I,loused haretoaIwve frlghtfuUr a frightfully bad bad X L to^lMtlmr«" "ius “ permyrelf. but me ♦ 1..TM a- .ICIO*....... - -■ 'Tt ’'rr"L 8 “ “P" b“‘ n,.n>n>. ”*m°“cured c”"4 ” e i Voting Men’, Chri.tian A-»n. Aineriei nt Niagara Fall"-. N iV forth icntcxs |™n.J«tk™»aiZ $2.50 7:40 p. Veal Calf, tn. i. in- TJw.rtiiinnh' n^rnanjo ofltBicycle, and bW «•» chocked aml carried free. A Michigan train for Michigan people, fast, comfortable and /o“rc“' tot. Michigan Central half a day going and com ng mtd SiOjcfc Soic Lace only, $2.00 . ___ _______ _______ Mot aftajudltea. T 1 X -Ton faWtSge m«” ‘b* bn»-'t erire reproachfully- "1 admit 1 am a T £e, wrok mortal, but lying Is not one X °t-KrrtS‘X% nat.- ngre-l.be bard t bJrtMman: -it . is on. of your am, ; £ 79 cents up to $3.98. • MONEY BACK STORE WRIGHT BROS. Hastings, Mich. Phone 30. LEAnjij LIFTERS ■ Are wanted in this great work-a-day world, A B«>1 c w. clarke Q«»«llty Shoe Store. co./ H^tfrifli, Mloh. New York, moo a, m. The faatart smrta-wia. m. train in America. Try !»• . aboald have fallal for at laaat twice w. S. Barbon, Aoent. | the amount 1 S x ■+ i And so, very early in life, you should become a , .LIFTER. One of the most efficient ways of Lifting is to acquire a LEVERAGE through the habit of SAVING; and this habit of Saving comes . to those who deposit their money with this bank. 3 % INTEREST 4i SEMI-ANNUALLY Compounded BY THE Hastings l 59 Bank ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY CO. AI i , ia nimembered long after price is forgotten. Stocks-Btrnt’s failure 1h regarded us a very bad one. Sbnreo-How so? < CAPITAL $£0,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 X �IX CARLTON CENTER WOODLAND. Mrs. Frank Andrus and son spent ’ Mr. and .Mra A. G Kilpatrick last week visiting friends in Eaten spent Bunday wih friends in Wart Sun­ AND VICINITY. Rapids. Onondaga and Charlotte. field. • .ktrt Jonhn O'Connor- WiU Nash. J. CarWUey Kilpatrick lost a valuable cow WOODLAND. renter and several others in this vicin­ William Wunderlich has gone to live I ‘V. attended the initiation and banMemlames Mesdames H. Hicker rt lexer and ana v. I Hosmer visited In Holing. Monday. with his daughter Mra Albert Berklc. | at Freeport Friday night. WOODLAND kaw ats.... I'his is tile season of he year to think of hem. We have them ill styles and prices. «e our line of that we sell from Me io 50c ys Johnnies Bib overalls25c For 1 week w« / will sell j ' Its Ottmeal ... 25c Bars Acme soap.. 2 5c i HENRY RAQLA COATS OROVE OENEKAL STORE. Good Printing Bom.to George Herringum mid wire on Saturday evening. May 13. a daugh• ' Printing done you per. Remember the BAN- NJ1R ■’/ when you are in LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEAPS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS ' FOLDERS . DODGERS • POSTERS BOOKS . ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ' ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT NS In fart, almost anything in tho line of printing in one or more colors. you have the guarantee that the worh will be well done. Let us havejHe next order. Ifes BANNER, Hastings. Mich. Tailor-Made SUITS if you want a Tailor-Made Suit call aud see our catalog You can get anything you want and we ebn save you money. Salts that we order are cut the same day our or­ der " reaches our tailoring house. SOFT SHIRTS Oar tine of Soft Shirts is com­ plete and up-to-date io every respect. They wear welj and fit well. We have them in all styles and colors and can please you. SOFT HATS We hare Soft Hats in all styles, all colors and sizes. Bring your h»ad to our store and we will fit it. . PANTS OVERALLS 4 J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. DePUE’S STORE this writingRobert Bechtel and family and John - ___ q„„a.» at I Jh—n «~1 ‘"uiiy S<ma *y “ Fresh Strawberries Fresh Pineapples Fresh Lettuce Fresh Radishes Fresh Cucumbers • Unde Toni’s Cabin show which was | The heavy rains the part week will . | J. A. Frith and family visited at H. Bechtel a Bert Fancher ■ and wife of Morgan billed to show here on Thunday night Prevent the planting of corn in this ■ ■ Ashnr Sackett's in Roxland on Saturof last week was compelled to go to ! vicinity for two weeks at least. virited at N. Latham’s Spnday. I day. the Town hall to show owing to the j Mail reaches here an hour earlier , Harry Hammond has his Ijasement stormy weather. Quite a number pat- now over the Route 3 as amended. Those ! B. F. Carter of Lake Odessa was a dor.,-'uni the enrpenten. are at work on ronized the show and pronounced it: living east of here are rather chagrined guest at 0. C Sheldon’s Sunday after­ his new barn. good considering the difficulty in t»ecau»e the route through the outlet >! noon. The annual lauxd social will Ite.held Mrs. L. Rupe and Mrs. G. Barnum which they were placed on account of will prevent their getting mail during in Ernest Edmonds barn in, the near । were guests of Mrs. Lehman on Mon­ not being able to use their tent. the rainy season of the year. I fntnre. High Bank him a land they Mrs Frank Runyon of Lake Odessa | " Nash raised his barn Monday day. Fanl otd children ^ ntay well be prond of. Rev. Olmete^ was in Woodland on Thursday of last afternoon, about 80 being present anil Mra. Geo. ‘rto attending general conference tnxs L Woodland were guests at the home of week. ' i assisting. week at Gaines. Smith Munion is building a new ad1-­ ! L. J. Matthews and wife of Hastings i her fathre Rev. C. D. Jarvis over Sun The High Bank I.- A. S. wm put | were guests of Win. Naah and wifg ! ^ a>'- / * dition to his blacksmith shop . were gu over another week. On account of the I ’ — . | Qne of tlie wood cutters on the A hall game between Freejxirt and I o Hantb ‘.vL A.S. at the county farm ours will be , Pmperatiuns are under way for B aker place nearly killed his wife last ; Woodland was played tore on Saturday afternoon, resulting nine to two in Children’s Day and it is hoped that Friday night. Drunk! even a more enjoyable program than j Mrs. Laura Sheldon spent a part of favor of Woodland. LAKE VIEW. E. Lncftj* was at Battle Cre©k bn the one given Easter will be rendered. ■ last week in Charlotte visting friends, No corn planted yet.x Elmer E. King who has lieen in i 110,1 ^tending the W. Saturday and returned on Sunday to . . . . . 5L A. Board Bert Trout wine is grading his front i visit his son Frahk Lucas and family. | Kansas for the past month returned • meeting. yarti thereby improving the look* of Mrs. j«L L. Smith df Cincinnati jlbo,neM week and i« high in his Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Griffin of Lake the place. making tor mother Mra Harriet M.; PraiaH‘ certain parts of Kansas and | Odessa were gueste of O. G Sheldon , Mrs. Chas. Smith and daughter pawed } toe and other relatives and Woodland I “ot ,,uit0 80 enthw^tic of others. We and family on Saturday aXd Sunday. • friends an extended visit. wouldn’t be surprised , to see him; Harley Townsend jHfWdleville spent .Sunday at Bin JtefTcrj ». ; Tnhn i an i a f u . : starting for that country tor-make a Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. jjr and Mrs. Granger of Mulliken J “*? •veraamaat teltlement. I H. Tow„M»4 of Bat Wtadtatd. ri-ital «t Walter Ktagl-rt Iron, Tnrare visiting Woodland friends for a few \ । ... 1 Ren Warner and daughter of day until Thnrudav. Thursday. days. . The basket social at the home of I Mra. Iten . 3 the guests of her' Warren Cooltough and wife spent j Mnu Stete Wolcott 1. patting in terr F* King T *'“n'1'd’ “ ' M»”“ .pare time onl uf tchool alerting to^ w“ i sister Mra. ----------------------------------Harve Townsend part uf । Sunday at B. J. Coolbaugh'a Miss Edith Strickland and friehd of S. VanHouten. ^att McKibben is thoroughly reno- ! last week.• I Hastings visited at Mra. McKay's t Miw Myrtle Shopbell who bn. been «“■«“« home wtd «• CASTLETON CENTER. , . Mnndnv. working tor Mr,: John Hr nr, b,« gone » "•” -I”" Messra Peter Bass and C<1 Irland George Rockwell tu>d fsmily passed j to Indimt. to care tor mt invalid viLr. ““ ,im0 ,h” ’umm-r' are caring for sick horaes this week. Sunday with Mr. and Mra Henry j L Hilbert i, baviJk . new cement 1 ^°°l d°“ "" 01 ™k’ Mr. and Mra. Wm. Offley and child. walk pot down in front of bl» village Chl“’ Hecht a,,,1 sun« Hi”1, •'orc ren spent Sunday at AH Everet’a north Merritt. pro^rty. From. Forma is. doing the l“‘11 ’ncr™(ul in their Sth grade ex­ »f VennontviU.. MORGAN. work. amination. ys Knee Pants ipeclals: ^IIGH BANK. The weather i» rather discouraging to the farmers who are trying to get their corn in on time. Mrs. Hany Hammond is very ill at . ■ । ! j martin | Fresh Green Onjons Fresh Asparguj Fresh Bananas Fresh Orangea Fresh Lemon, CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER A NEW LINE OF DRY GOODS, JUST IN THIS WEEK. Hastings, Hkb. Phone \0. FURNITURE and CARPETS YOU want artistic results in arranging your'-preuv home, which need not be a great expense to y<»u 1{' you buy your Furniture and Carpets of RENKES & WALLDORFF Their great care in buying enables them to>eH g,H,J substantial and pretty furniture at very moder prices. If you are not a customer nnw ctlvy. \ be glad to show you their line of goo.ds whick tends from the basement to the roof <>t thuir thhree story store. . Renkes& Walldorff eoRNKRa Pianos, Or gans. 85 or ,o. of C’\ t.i^’. to? ’ ith . , •, , , Mrs Aioert'ueiwr xur tuc ]«»* Mrs. TIiok Mead is quite ill — w,tb ' Th© people west of the school huuse | the 8 lrnin for home Dr. Bar tor in attendance. , will greet the mail wagon it making 1 Mrs., Inez Cole of East Woodland \f,,v IN ■ . . ,j a few....„ to­ Mr. and Mra. H. tije t^p to-day May 15. spent days withBpm, Miss May Nina12Es ' , ’ ,, , , Will G. Hydo »l»rt«a on the 8 a. nt. tabruok of our village the latter part of Collins, a daughter, Boni, to Mr. and Mr>. Balts, a boy r„r Atlanta. Ga Albert Trautwein ,r“'n '“r A,tan“’ ‘,‘u last week. ,nv...u t „...—«_ ia -pending a tew Sl,ndav M„y ; ........ ■ nnau, Ji.t, .. Mr. Potts p„tu |of Of Baltimore Baltimore has Em became became aa Mr. • Kate Honlrtatter ia auflering with a "lrtl hi» f“mily at thia place, Mr Mr wf >/i, , Ar“OT !®’“gl‘‘,‘“'7J* frequent vialtor ab Tbornap|J«. Loot. felon or. her thumb. ' •' Mr. and’ '* Mra. — U. — E. Hilton and foader Saturday, buying it of W. A. .......................... „ ‘ now as though we might, chronicle a Charies Edwins who was mentioned! children '.“,*■7? < ,I1WtJn8'’ MlX!Ot Sunday Htsll of Hastings. marriage in the near future. as being fatafly wounded by Deputy w*tb his grnndyprents at this place.1 Quit*- a number from this place will Mrs. Mary Burgett of Battle Creek is Sheriff Ed Cale of Sunfield on Sunday "" Tliere will be an 'ice cream social nt attend the funeral of Mra. Hfmcr Hart visiting her parents Mr. and M r*. . evening .. as»*; evening, died Wednesday a the school house Friday evening May of Nashville to-morrow, she being-a Weaver. result of his wounds. / , to resident here a few years ago. A warrant ‘has ‘Jfii for the purpose of raising money Wm. Wiles of Assyira was calling.xm been sworn ort for the arrest the ' -------------------------------add “cw books to the ........ library. all -------- of ..._ ... Let...I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Offley and son friends in this vicinity Sunday and deput} sheriff. come and ' enjoy ‘ a social ’ * evening. Wayne visited at Dan Deller's Sunday. took dinner with his aunt Mrs. Jane J. M. Smith is spending a few days Quite an exciting time occtired at They report Glenn Deller being about Norris. . with his parents in Yankee Springs the corners near Stony Point last Satur­ this same. Mr. Dancer of Vermontville was an this week. day evening when three young men NORTHWEST CASTLETON. our streets Monday. J. H. Sawdy was at Lansing on who had spent the day in town got in­ >0000000 ' Our Business I ■ ! ’ !■ • . Is to BUY al! Kinds of GRAIN,[‘'SEEDS, Hay WOOL, and LIVE STOCK at the Hiihei-t.Mar-. ket Price and to sell BRICK. BRAN' COAI CEMENT. FLOUR. GRAIN’S. HAY Vlli DLINGS. SALT, and WOOD PLASTER at thZoioest Market Price. Your Business Our mail man Claud Wood started on Vermontville parties passed through to a skirmish. One of them hit one Your business is to sei) what we buy aiil! to bay wc hope he will Morgan with there loads of lumber for . Monday, . . what we sell. Mrs. Cora Strong and Mra M. F. of the others over the nqse with. . beer duty to-day a new cottage at the lake resort. Early visited relatives and friends at bottle smashing his ndeo ami injuring give good satisfaction. one of hia eyes quite badly. We underJohn Mead has his old ham raised Woodbury one day last week. NORTH MAPLE jGROVE. stand Dr. McIntyre dressed the wound . and will soon commence the new part. Rev. W. Good of Dayton. Ohio, till­ ' Too much beer boy«. । 2 Harvc Woodman and John Furlough C. H. Charlton and family spent ed the pulpit at the vilalge U. B. Phone 57 and see how willing we are to do our Sunday at Lakeview. are building fence for Jasper Black. church last Sunday at 2 :Bu and also in part. auvoc .w» the v..v eigth grade o*i HOLMES CHURCH. I Those that took ex-j Mr- a,ul ^InL A E- Mll,# the evening. We understand he is tp R. B. Murdock and wife were the aminnlion trom the Wellmu wbool' Newton ri.itod .t Hu remain and work on this charge as the tii>Ka ’ class has'been without a minister for guests of the former’s mother in Has­ have all p«*ed, tings Sunday. j the i»art few months. Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. Phone S7. ; Arthur Forman of W<Mdl»nd visited F'«i Howden of Grand Rapids spent Mr. and Mra. Snckott spent Friday at .Lune. Ehret’, last .Sunday ' Sunday with his patents here. j Mra. E. A. Sawdy received word on JOOOOOOOOOOOCX)OOOOOCXX)OOCX)OOOOOOOOOOOCC<-3 -0.^0000000 j Wednesday evening of the death of her in Woodlaud, the gueets of Mr. and Mrs. Miner of Battle Creek vislusl >lrK J«r Raymond of Yankee ’ sister Mrs. Frances Hullingstine of Mrs. Ellis Lamb. Mra Ida Mead -me Jay last week Springs slant several days last week Grand Rapids. ' ----------Miss Lillie Brodie r of. Allegan was Harn. Woodman l«t two sheep with her pnnmtt here. - — --------j Truman Munion who has been work- , the guest of Mies L’rah Baine last week • which „olco froze Ip)„ to death ut.tn during unrtng the tee cold Oda . " ............ a­ started for Atlanta GeorHyde ' ing in Hastings ia home for an indefi­ Mrs. Sarah Durkee spent Tnesdav | rain, the sheep wete just sheared and ~2. Monday, He will visit several i nite time. placm in Georgia and abpjat (toilettewith her parenla Mr. and Mrs. Dordcy were not able to stand the -rtd rain: ‘ " • villi.;Tenn., on his .return home. ;---------------------The Misses Rebecca and Susie Fin- near Freeport. j Mr. ’ nnd Mra, Chas. Fowler left MonMra. George Fuller and Miss Bessie LACEY. . flBefrock who have been working in Kalamazoo for the past six months are were the guests of Mra Gerlinger near ! Morri^ Pilgrim and wife spent ( day . oni a visit to Missouri. Y’ou will soon want a hew idefrigetsud;. We I a»e s full. ( < Woodbury. j Saturday and Sunday in Hastings. J y M p xmua .u.nss • home for an indefinite time. • Mr. and Mra. Fanik Tobias spent line of them, and can suit ydu. A|pon£ i‘ • wr hare I and family visited at 'Sunday withfriends in RutlamL C. S. Palmerton .is being kept quite I Mr. Chipman of. Grand Rapjih wn> ; are LEONARD CLEANABL1E REITIIUF.R ATORS ( bat Sunday. Carman Tobin, is visiting relative. .Irasy selling the hardware stock lately j|lpn one street, Ttw«Uy. 'toning , HaItxi' which can be taken apart and clehr.t'd, then-by preven: ; i owned by W. H. Sease. Pitxnoa Calvin Stevens and family visited at | at Shultx and Battle Crevkl ing any accumulation of dirt Tb«e?te<ngtxaioni keep ( Bom. to Mr. al Mrs. Abe Coxier things J ' Van Simmons lost a good horse last ; Mr. and Mrs. John Donley of Frvo Hudson Burroughs, trf Grange Hall of L. N. Dorkm’s Conan, last Sunday. i M„. , u,d(1 OM Sunday. ' Ljsrrt were tho guests COLD and PURE. ; ----George Campbell while rolling on I lived about 21 hours. She wm burled Mr. Tucker of North Otlemo visited I* ’"!--’1''ftuna.v. S"»4«XThe doors are air tight They lire built upon the w.-:»V r:. : Bntolpb r _:,i:is standing tho atsum tbe­ mil1 sprained his ankle in tho Vermontville cemetery. friends in North Woodland last Sun-!' Hnttio scientific principles, after 25 years ot experience in their , I sner her “ thM hs bM to go on L„far of Orajjd u -- with -■*■ “ aunt Mrs Harriet Hunt. L manufacture. Have a good air circulation aud use but l\ J"' . . ing for hor^mother Mra Jane Rowden John Gibson of Lake Odnsa was in Mni- C"rie Parmalen entertained a ■ little Ice. We also have the CHA LLENGE If EBERG RE- / 2.^. we hoar that the steam shovel has Sr. who is no l>etter. I company of friends to dinner T_„ Tuesday, town over Sunday. FRIQERATORS and the “OR AND” HARDWpQD RE­ as --------soon ns: Fred Rose of Manton is visiting I Mrs. H. B. Gammon. Mra Mrs. JuHa Julia come and will get to work — FRIGERATORS, which are cf the most Mid up- f You may now hear the merry tune of Youngs, Mrs. May Townsend and Mrs. P o«ihle on Mud creek. । friends and relatives at this place. the Woodland band on the streets every ! to date construction. We are headfinartt f«< K?tri|«- ) : Hattie Fuller. ' ' — ■— - -------- —;------- — I Mrs. Abe Coxier is very low at this Saturday evening. . store. Call and see us. Miss Beasie Fuller was in Shaytown nin nfirATII I IVT writing, but is improving quite rapiilly I Jasper and William Jordan went to Everything in the Fishing Tackle Line/ ; under the care of Mia Hatite Brown Saranac last Friday and returned home 1i XfnrvXrvvL anti anil uri€«* . I of Naahille. Bruce Murdock wife attkinrla.! attended j Sunday. | the Schray and Fox wedding near Lake I Hiram Waltz and wife visited Mr. Odessa Wednesday evening. PARMELEE. f THE HARDWARE DEALERS. PHONE U. and Mrs. Van Simmons on Sunday. We are pleased to report that our' Bring! Social Oitrsciin and Suffering ia , Frank Pannalee was home over Sun- j Ki*1 Stanley VanHoughton one of Wood­ three'eighth grade scholars passed a sue• day•- ’ land’s most progressive merchants has ceraful examination. Popularity is hard to gain-easy to lose. j Philo Cline and wife and John Mun- , * d'*‘wy. wagon- 51‘ .'nn: Jay Hnntof Onrilon and Mta Heraie gcraon and wife were in Grand Rapids i J? Keeping, one’s breath sweet and free Houghton baa a large tmde and is well I WoodUnd W(M thc I Durkee of Woodland were the guests ho™ disagreeable xxior is paramount. paramount. Friday. ‘ I * .. of .i -oiu disagreeablexxior liked in this vicinity. 'I Dyspepsia and Indigestion bring social I Mrs. A. J. Hunt last week. *’ ’■ *--* If you are going to build this summer, Hooper Freehney lort a valuable ! 2, ostracism. Even sincere friends cannot We want to furnish ydur Lumber. conceal their aversion if your breath is ’ young colt last week. * ' W© will furnish your wall of Cement Blocks, SOUTH WOODLAND. W£ST WOODUANB. foul. . ■ Mrs. O. A. Carjienter whone illness j The prettiest ever aa tiio’ hewn from Rocks. S. Shoptell jmd family wen, cmlletl to mMic ip_. IUl1 breath is the inevitable result of business on Wednesday of last week. Can’t We Get Together? ROWLADER BROS & REISER, ! 5? »-*• dAU dKEaTH, LIKE A BADJHARACTER . 'a stomach trouble—indigestion and dy>Hanover Mommy to attend their*.on0( Eog<jDili Burk|t. -in-law s funeral. T. Little. , , ^exall Dyspepsia Tablets are a quick, .. ' Prof. J. w. Loranger of Perry was Mrs. Gail Hamp, Mrs. T. . cufSl On« ub,rt relieves the MtaNemeM^weM te Myers iXand i“ . .L wX±"'- C T' L’ W edneMlny. Our new mail can ier began his work Monday and we trust he will give as good satisfaction as Mr. Haur. George McDonnell and E. Warner went to town Saturday and got some ? beer and on reaching home gut into a quarrel over the dividing of the drink ’ they had left. Warner struck Me- j Donnell over the nose and broke it. Dr. Mdnyre fixed up the none/ • ------ ---------------------| Nojxum can cure You Vr. wi.rn.n nnrii consumption. ro'icnniTi' ion. N nil 11 ““ prerent II Jhough_ Ik. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs,colds I bronchitis, asthma. Never fails. I ' Dr/MoWroofW^p.rfonm.a I rmnrkflnn .. ~Sunday. . an operation on Wm. mi nn TO Wm .U« I I ,l«t nut1 Sinwlnr temovingpartofatoe. iwcct ”7‘ and pure, Lrt'•>'? TOR Pt-MtetotirnTtotn. Geo. Sears and wife of Tamarac ; fer rmr. visited the latter’s ^renta Mr. «,,! i^.‘KS5U.'IjS Mrs. Sumin Monday. ■I‘<1 rcncrsl .wmlinea*. accompanied by rite Jay Hunt and wife of Carlton visited »¥««• Wm. Lee's Monday. was mentioned last week is still very • lbw. She will be attended by a nurse | /R I from Grand Rapids until she is better, i jte We will put on your bill and put up your lifter. • ‘ Your 2x4, 2x8, and all that comes after. Of th© choicest Hemlock, it will make you grow * Just to see our stock will bring joyfull tears to yopr «?<*• I P. A. Smith writes from Concord <b j that he is in good health and enjoying 3? himself in his new home. j T? Libbxe Broughton who is teaching' school in Jackson visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. j i ' ; Backache is never known to those I ?»reoil8 wh2,‘ak® an occasional doe© of 1 ineutee. The value of tba resin ob-1 tained from the Pine tree has long been i recognized In the treatment of diseases ' °J bladder and kiduevs. One doe© *ief one ! k a wU cure’ ffiTe b*reFr *^t L- Hteth J. H. Durkee and wife were guests : jn"tScX^I§L’ Tnesdav xndj of’ Hsrtinini Hartings friends Tuesday and. «*rtaa.O.” Wednesday. let^ " frTte^te"" Dj'’p^,V'T,bWednesday. t Jay Fellows, wife and eon atod Frank ' than atlriiod. „ wUl’d^Sn”US the druggist Smith son .v.irn were guests of !' C. C/.wl Senter- y”«r money, c». t.l. and rw... । • — j *5 onU XVI Im B . KlUiMd ~ MUL. lUll-aiKd -- ---------------------------— lfc aftentoon and Sun•“’"•‘“•"byt.mil. J , CDCn . day. d>yFRED L, Hicatu £ ninvcTu ", CTT." „ .. BANNER aALVE We will sei] fou clear Siding, Just in fli>m theit.*Which will mat© you return with praise iu your wouli And when to your roof you have to climb We will give you a Shingle to defy weather ur tixo- “ ' fii m S» T m T 12 J i " I m It its Clear Finish you want, why we're in at the I :tn <h. VV ith as clear a line as any could wish Aud on Windows and Doors of every size, hd one on earth can give such a prize. We will build your Chimney ot Brick the lioest. Cedar Posts and Lettie© far flowers the chore't. And if you are not sure just what is your • will ’. n e've a Contractor too, to make out your ‘•Bill’ Just see iu, and al’ow us to prove ©ur Blory. It will free your nSnd of all future worry, Let us give you low price* on stock the'best. Aud trust -The Te»Hhran blister Ca." to do alii the n«- ii * $ S * w> ii' ik f i i I ii i W I I �_ WAWTn^8 BAggk8. MAY ,I iym COMrtON COUNCIL. U$$ 0£ SORES ^eobycuticura I ;. , ; | Common Council met — — “ -uvium or Mraston r ridajr event ng May 5. 190a. ^rfed to Warer Mayor Heath presiding. ■! 'cu- • •• Present at roll call Aid. Barber. i To U» honorahi. jr„..„, Grant.Horton, Hilton, M’eireert. Absent at roll call. Aid. Brooks. Halt „„ rI ta^w , Barher’ Brool“- ‘»->l Hor- A,<U “~V Rheumatism Railway Time Tables. Curable Disease Q K. & S. R. R. I Michigan Central A remedy to re'moY’e the poison-' rime table. Minutes of previous meeting read In effect < Central Standard Tfine. ' ln ‘ 7'P"," *11' with Mt to “*k" ous Uric Acid, together Yvith the Hfc.ti::jrs M follows: and an>roved with one correction. ■ ktade tu Aid. Brooks and Hall resume their proper treatment suited to your rn&t EASTM' ABD ram rm etmnaU. ~~ approval of Council. ((CarekxD ' Jpecral cate, will relieve yon almost seats on the council. •AfCiteSquare inch of Skin on Thr following anconnu were andltral Tinklw P°ur Uttl'- Will»r Mored by A1J Aid. !W1 H.U thM tl_, Delton instantly and cure you in the end. * £ 1 {s'tthole BodyUnaifected rank Stanley, SUnloy. use mw of nhun alu... j .» s <io j "ottloib W«ter,^hil£^j£C«Mil. . ‘,r,^d Ullol for alderman for revllorunWe Frank r o. ...................... .. Mmum. 'or for "1Shults C. Caslin. teaming Hastltw WESTWARD ■ ,5 ’’ °" “«im> of Aid. P~ ’ Nud Fisher, teaming'' (cats Grove Wood land Wm. Hilton, cartage . . ' M SH.iulk.umm. ■ romm. . “ acn,z «r«rril e TOtrn. H.rb W. J. Hollaway • cf five, broke Frank Fitted, Street, Comm ..Xrltt«fW" " mnmu“k-«‘on was snyder received 1. 10 00 ;reXl” Three doc- Chiton. Grace, later * On motion of Aid. Brook. s«,u w„ » so . O. W. fiVOQLEKj but he kept । L. E. Smith later I W. S. BaKBoS. Agent. . declared rireted (Carried) , , ■ Cbtoago. Sells the Remedy Comwil. . not dress M. Lake, cartage w. J. KKALBf. O>. A. 10 Hxstiurs. , . The Mayor mwler the following ure i • ....Kt advised ; H. D. Edwards, supplies w-wks, 7 50 1. 1. T. Lombard, supplies ja py D?;c* U ‘ Kor “ 'AoJrut . I» 1H • puintmt-nu: . •.’. college, ! Fred L . Heath, freight bill.'.... 5 as On motion Of AU Wt-Wn . At the ? City Maralmll. Fred Phillip FYnnk Nash.- Fire warden 10- IM) ••y Cuticttra M. Matthews A Co., slack coal. . 12 73 wm referred to Siduwalk comm <Cu*. On motion of Aid. Weimprt the ATTOBXKYH . to cut his' E. Smith, later. JMl ’i ried) «P|M>intmeut was approved -Cunywi) j He will give you a Question 1~ Andeno i.lat or 8 5S The fullowiug communication was :ra QintD *. LOWRY, put i i City Attorney, A. E. Kcnuutun. . , Blank. 'Fillout this blank fully, C. Bennett, later; : received. Hastlpgs, Mlcb. W.Cobb, later’’ . M bun . KNAPPEJi,- Attorneys. On motion of Aid. Barber the hp . ... the hare send it to us, and we will furnish Al a large 8to-k of eya glassre and ayiblcW’tcj;'■ To the Ma^ r aud Common Council '7 Mlchixau Trust Co. BuHdiri*., G *nd Inez L. McIntyre, stenographer. 1 Ub . •.: ire inch viwuecles on bard. ^our cuinnuttee un.streets would rec­ pointmqnt was approved. l.('airied) Rxplds. Mtcblgsu. you the Treaftnent, FREE. Thornapple Electric Co., Street : lighting City Physician. Dr. C. H. Barton. IGO 91 ommend that the ix'titiun of c. H. THE ATHLOrHoaosCO .NewHarn,Com. THOMAS & FRYOR. c. H Tikka. H. a. A C. H. BARBER, ,moi j-orcs. ^1. B-»; Bauer be granted by* making the streets •Thomapple .Electric Co. . Light ­ Phvdelsns aud Surgeons. . :•» hisskih On morion of Aid. Bnrts the ap. Attorneys at Law. L. B. Pktoh. mentioned in petit ion passable And &I Ijj^ndrgrS u>''; ’’Win city or conntv tv«; ended to wnn ing water wor;kh............’..... 1 to take . I'rtnaptnee*. day or nigh!. sum not toexcewl 11(10. U- UM-d for th*( P’>Titmt|nt. was approved. (Carri'-d.i Offices over Hk-rtlngs City Bxdx. i , t: .c -creams Thornapple Electric Co.. Light­ c"nvf>i’ ; C'ifilrl*r* Era',k NortonI .gGldef juf Fire Departrnment. Eugene ing City hall F. R. TIM MERMAN i iurUbraak. Whut comfort, what strength, What S' •M’KuVE POTTER, 7 <K» ■ C. Weimert. Bert Hilton. • ► . Hotnepathle Ptivafoian and Su'he wtiuld City Clerk, for stamps Attorneys at* Law, McM unsay. evduomy, there Is in order — muterial or*** ' ” M. G. R. R. Co. freight on coal.. 48 4S On motion Aid. Hall name he *bn. Office cor. Jeffereon and Center ibucceMon, to Philip T, I o.grovei the second » Onnn|tionof Aid Hilton th-appoint- dor. Intellectual order, moral order. To H. L. Ayers. 20.85 tpna of coal. 29 02 granted. in Union Blook. Haaun^a. Practk streets .((Mrrietl) . (rtitaciit I know wb«iro one hi going aud what one Drs. Lowery and Timmerman, at­ approved. (Carried); .•rovemtat, The City Treasurer's re]x.n was pre­ . ment A HANLON. M. a, . ’ wishes— this - is order: To keep one's A. K. KENAbTON, tendance of John Thorpton, at iitrrei Commissioner. Frank Fifield. word and. onb's engagements. Agufu sented. ■ Attorn&f at Law. the time he was hurt 2T> 50 ■ Phyafclsn and Surgeon to dry Onm.Hi (1 nof Aid Wei»ert the aj> Over J. S. Goodyear A Co., tian. Sid Bearh. reiMiiring approach on On motion of Aid. Grant same was order; To have everything ready under Middleville, Mich wrUrea in all coons of the state. Coll sidewalk j (v, accepted and placed on file. HMrrJtxli joinhn^it was ajiproved. <Curried) Hi* one’s bauds, to be able to dispose of all 1 promptly atteoded to. . treatment. K. V. GALLAGHER, Phvsician and ■’ Move<l by Aid. Weissert that bill te . —wAid. ^, llun Ire that FireI1 Moved by Aid. -Hall that Council one’s forces and to have all one's ’ ■’ is entirely Mured by Brooks i J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, ■ ’ I tin ’ Surgeon. Dowling, Mich. Office L._ ,* j, . fw , „ Superintend <. . 7, "i means of whatever, under com- | :•! healthier. allowbd and order, drawn. (Carried.) o.mm, l» amhurir*l~'re make’Xnrewt, proceed ^UUn. nf buu <wd„: Tokind dieelpW.. bulln^^W to hillot for Superintendent of Woodland, Mich. and e^ hours.- 12 to 2 p. m. and 7 to 8 p.m. c ird. 3 ir is to-day.’-* Area Barber. Bnx.ke, Grant. y|tall. for the year with Orral Harwood for • Telephone a< Homt Duy or Night. Water Works. iBaker received the Jr. r..» -P"* 1 * .j Center Horton.. Hilton, Weinert. :care ---------of fire team. , . 1897. SURVEYOR. i t, vh«a.‘ The bill of Dr. Lowery of $52.50 for The following communication was of the •itouncil. time, to taketothe measure of one's j dutime, take tlie measure of duone's dentutth WALTER HBATH. 'attending John Thornton was present- received. On mi.ti-m uf Aid. , nd *“»ke one's rights ------------- - to - p K WILLISON. D. D. S. Grant Tuas. Chas. ! tlc® » respected, BARRY COUNTY SURVEYOR. Residence 00 Sec. 4.-Prairie vllle. Port .Office - — etl On motion uf Aid. Hall same was Mr. Mayor: in reference .to Hiram Baker iledareil elected.. 1 Carried . emnlov ,nn<-M ont‘s multnl n»,1 rvcvurccii, r«uurees, Hastings, Mich address Hotter. Mich.. R. F. D. No. t. .. * ones talent aud one's <hanc0s v '■ e(nhprofitsallowed. (Carried) Aid. Barter, Brook-, i Rodgers petition for sidewalk gn»d<- in t.y Ahl Grant that Snpt. of bly. Order is power.- AmJelH. — ftr'journaL Grant. Hall. Horton. Hilton, Weiasert.: front of his projxTty on Michigan Ave. Mater ’.Vorkvwdary lx- fixed at $hlo a . \Vat<:‘ ■■ writes The bills of Hustings Banner mid , We recommend tlw same te granted. year. Carried Ayes. All. . ! 1 • 1 .regard to W. A. Hall. A traveler says that one of the first :j**v h-‘<id- I 'Goodyear Bros, were presented Moved by Aid. Hilton that City On motion of Ahl. Hall same was motion Of A1(L. Hall sanu wax things which struck him on his nrrjvnl •■ ' - ■'-thecure Marshal's slialary be fixed at u P. A. SHELDON (Ciirriedr Ahl*. Burlsr, • < kt pied its has referred to Finance Comm. (Carried) • Kra*itetl. iu Russia was the enormous quantity Wm. H. STEBBINS, year, i 'arrietl Ayes. Aid. Barix-r, Abstract and Real Estate Office. . y .u.-rt-aful Moved by Aid. Hall thnt the bill «f k ®2IlitGrant' HhIL >L>rton. Hiltt.::, of sunflower wl consumed In that Licensed-Embalmer Abstract Block. Hastings. Brooks. Hrant. Hall, Horton, Hilton. country. The seeds,- which are oleai eteij. >903* Weissert. • and Funeral Director. , Sid Beach • for repairing side walk Money to loan on Ib-sd Estate. Beat EstRoom-i next to ChrtttmsV Fhutogran! glnotts nnd have au agreeable* taste,’ late nob! ou eoinmU-luii. General convey The following js tition was n com­ M’eissdri approach te allowed. {Carried) btodlo. ReAMrnce 909 Court street. Al anting. Having a complete »>-t of Abstract Yluveki by Ahl. Hilton that Chief .of are constantly * chewed by the people. mended. rallipromptly attended, day or ulght. Book*, compiled from the Itecords can The following communication was Mr. Mayor: In reference l<» Mi. ■ Fike Dej art mentis ‘ furnlsli complete AtM-lracts. CltUeu Phone. Rea. do; Office 76. » Hilary ’lx-! fixed at The outer husk is detached with the ! Kena-ktun's jx-tilmn L-r water mains tseth and spat out. These busks are ^li«)ayiar,-Mid — salary to include (use* ■ T.. tl.v b .n.niWe Mayor «nrt Common 'ir "O»' ™ S-.. W, r»:c- — ^■n scattered about on pavements nnd ommend Connell of the City of Hastings. ।i •*"* ”*that "* said 'main 1l> ‘ extended ing of Ij d rant* etc. Carried'. 1 Aves. garden waits, in railway carriages, Ai ■ . 'A*- the undersigned* owners of proper-:1 about 182 feet west. \V A. Hall tramway cars and cubs, on the floors ’ HORSE SHOEING ty liable to Ims asaesol hereby petiti<Mi i On motjon uf Aid. Hall same wnplovni by Alu. Barter City At* of restaurants and private rooms. On I give t-special attention to horses ', your honorable laxly tu have a sewer granted. (Carrii-d Ayes Aids Barber. i days ot public festivity the ground that interfere in travelling. Am •alary te fixrii at $10° a year. ' x-xteraltsl on Jefferson street, from Brooks. Grant. Hull/1 Hurtun. Ihltbn. now shoeing some of the best Imreea everywhere is covered with them. At C (Tried • AyH All. For LIVERY IHQS. We have . the sewer now on said*street to South 'iVeissert. in Barry connty. and-would like to . every street corner a brisk trade is several first class rigii in connection “ street. R C. Ix'ach Geo. L. Hinch­ by. Aid. Grant Hint City shoe yours. with our .letferson Stryet Feed Barn. man. L. N. M mher.H. E . Hall. F D ' The following petition was recom­ Pliy-sieiit iS salary Is fixyd to $4<i a year. , lloiie in the seeds by old women. W. J. FLEMING, ’ Baker A D. Cndwallader. Bert Fair­ mended. Your patronage solicited. ■ . It is difficult to cure- a cough or free child. W. W. Cushing. D’.~Cs Bronson. ' Mr. Mayor: Ln reference to A. E. (Ctriedi] Ayr.* All. yourself front the discumturts of a cold E. A. Burton. < Kenastons petition fur sidewalk grades, llovetl by Alu.‘ Weisscrt that Council miles." you move the bowels. Bee’s Lax and proceed I On m-ktion .of Aid. Hall same was re- abutting lots No. 1801. HJoH. to l0lh»t for* Fin- V.’.irden. ative Honey and Tar.actson the bowels j 188ft. We reiotuuieBd that the sari,1%4cjjrrieq *-, .i furred to sewer comm. {Carried) gnd drives nil cold out of the system. ’ be. given. v The following cdmmumcation was iiov,.ti by Aid. Hall that Frank Nash •Then comes Its soothing effect and On motion of Aid Hall same was Strengthening influence ui>on the throat THE OLD RELIABLE We have a full line of CIGAB& PIPEn recieved. .Uds. Borl>’ N■ elect} d Fire Warden, ( torth-d and TOBACCO. Thia I- the oldest rxcluaive granieti. tCarried ftnd lungs. For Croup, ‘ Whooping Cigar *tore In the city and ae carry all the HORSE SHOER. To the honorahi-- -Mayor and tbe ' ' * Hil......... •. .. Barber that dxjnd of Cough. Colds, and all Lung and Bronur. Bnx>ks.- (Trant, Hall. Horton. be<u brands. Common Connci>i‘f the City.. Ichalatiections.no remedy la equal to Shop on Court Street, just east of Cijy M;si«hnll lx- fixed nt (Cariidersigned ton. Hiltun. Weissert. Gentlemen: We. the nn< p . the original Laxative Honey and Tar. Jefferson st.. residents at:«l rtax payers, do petition Th<* following motions weie recoivid. ridd <_ A * • Sold by Fred L. .Heath, the druggist. your honorable hodv to cause a two The City Pru|»frtv committee lxffl a Ahi. Brook* tlrat wlary of * , “ t ~ '~ ’.‘inch water pipe to lax laid from Han- MUthoriz»-J CO reixur lock on fir>’.- wanl . 1.. f.v .a ,.r >■>-. .. r uley 6 Honey aud Tar is peculiarly j ,ver st. east on Marshall'St. alxnjt 27 Q U Q P C FOR MEN. • nx i 11 . .a. Bjap!e<j jor ngtlima, bronchitis and NORTHROP KING & CO*S voting booth. । Carried; .. Al|. ( ! "is. aud we agree to take water for J11ULJ for BOYS. • hoars ones? Sterling Northern grown tested Moved that the jx*titiun of'Chas. JI. 1 the puqx.'su Opposite our natnex. C. D. Bauey asking for extension--1 four inch Moved) ftsndflng MEN'S and GARDEN SEEDS Takes the burn out: heals the wound; ShelleiAarger. house anti lawn. Mrs. water main froui corner of Elizol^il. BOYS SHOES. See tnyltng before buying, adjourn. i Carried of Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. hepulrlng neatly nnd (<:omt<ly done, cures the pain.. Dr. Thomas* Electric Caroline Satmders. house*' IL L. and Rlntr «tre»‘tk to corner of Elizals.‘th Oil, household remedy. I A PATON rnoNKXo.K Rickie, house .aid lawn. PHILIP LUTZ and Colfax streets imd two inch main L..M. LA i UD,. Hastlnga, Mich. On motion of Aid. Bnrlx r same was around said block No< li< to i-oimect. Hr4 llibhon. Second door *outh ot PestoMev. 129 N. Creek Street. with four inch main m» extended, ho ’ referred to Water cumin. (Carriedj Bizet, ihe aptlior -J tlie pojiut'r op Bwa the II* LimI Ygh Hlff -------r,i‘ '“f-'an uen,” who «Ilwl a muiitij after The following communication was granted. Moved that Water works <wnmftt< e ItK first production, wis not rtt nny 11 make rugs lx? authorised t.»_pttn*haM- A’> tons four time a It eky man. He was dec­ To the honorable Mayor and die City inch water inain'ard four fire hydnuifK ..SO and 7Sc orated through a mistake, suyi a writ­ Council. Moved that City SlarshaTl' instrtort er. “fur I b» friends, presaging Bjr sending One Hundn •d pounds of frail Gentlemen • 1 would petition that cari»et6, I will pay freigl the "wr.ers of loose telephone win- at t both ways. —FOR THE—~ trinen.* tembarded itie ininlsyou would lay or cause to 1* laid, a Write me youi wants, letters corner of Michigan Ave. and Thorn St. ter befall ■ the.producUon nnd be<g<-d a Wered. Aildr*** water pipe from Main St.' north on > .. .. „„ Crepk-St! about W0 feet to the. center ->ame to br taken down or put up in dfsprathi । for M. Ge-'rcv Bizet. ’Bizet?* A. M. BUNNELL, CHARLOTTE MICIIIGAN. •of my store building:. as! want to take ■ proper abajie. .. .. , liked the minister. •\Vhrt •Who Is ^iw-t? Bizet? On motion water for botiM nse. also fur water - -------,!A" 'of Aid. Grant each was *A reiMaf Sable genius.' was the ircjd.r, granted and carried. closet. .le.weJJ’owuMJnd. already produced wwvgn! ex‘ who has tL — -G > — ’ T The following communication was. traord’mi ily On motion of Aid. Barter that same t tine works. Atnond *ig them . Are you satisfied with the appear 1 We are doing lots of work in ibis line and our lie referred to water work* comm. popular lx porhafK ri'Arlennev of your walls? Do they come .AUt . service is pleasing to our patrons. ■ parried, Moved-that the Street comni-. Side­ up to your, ideas. Are you putting Hivnne." ’ ' "1•L'ArleidenncY'' hinirrupt1 IIRTAINQ Telephone us and we will call and get your The following communication wa» re- walk comm., the Mayor a’ll Street cd the ml list-er.’ Why. It I- a ^'?fvetly on coat after coat of sticky, dirty JUninlUu . work and deliver when finished. • Comnii.-»ioner go tu Grand Rapids and wall paper, making a Haudwicb with , lubk- over Rime uf the conslrixetion ,«•’ fascinates •' sour paste between? Tell your fr!e|i<^ that Tu his honortibie the Mayor-and to :MrwrtH and sidewalks \- I relieve mibh trein'c pl< tstirc hone W. Start, Prop. Is done.' ihe ininl^.tiT was the Common Council of. the City uf a trjp this by the c«irninjtte<‘will re the thing ;» L-j, Alabagfiiw Is clean, hygenlc and nl. but-, he had nvid ia )| .......... novel IfUl-.Ul1 hustings. ■ verv advaniageoiis to the city. J. •( . 9nt, rmisi •«), wholesome and mure than that, it is by Aipb.’HL Daudet. --- — ‘bis •1ai)d Bizet3-ui beautiful, The most artistic effects W« tlie undersigned ask that the city, f^-ber. auth.-rities cause a side w alk grade tu , ' ' ' , AW Earlier that the same rtxl rildii 1." can be produced with AlabMtina. ■ lx-made on the north side of the lots; The Alabastinf Co. will furnish uwneti by Frank Baker on the erner be tu-cept.d < arri -1 A. without expense to you. color and the lot next east । in froht of the Barter. Biy4&. ( rant Horton, wi re d . n mat' d that it wn^.f’t IW". schemes and harmonies for your hi.nsiowned by Mrs. Wightman- i jfftveti Hall. Hilton. ■ j-p. Ot Camila, in Cretti thnt rooms. If you are building or re­ Cniu-totxl W« pray thxt tbv gradv ■ r-w'«l modeling, simply ask for color atom.’ gun4- were first ujumI. This ista to ..myleumde a. n« o. m, , echemes^ginitff^ize, use and direc­ that a »de-w»lk cun Iv put . down ; M.,v«l that Jtm.<o( inent is 1 tion of light of rooms. Murtha Wightluan-Crawh.nl. Frank 1>. I pay a reward "I ? f"r ' “ writer, .viJio says that Just lietore. the Hakar. ^.Svirtl..n<d>my p r-m nirn tw " a .Metre ot (i'listantinopl'’ a Hiiugarhin or Buy your ALABASTINE On motion of Aid, Wri.wrt luum-, r»K-alarm <d On’ .! < YV iHiichijn cannon founder imaud LrAny ------------ kt4 . cnQ. j in original pacRages. tan «l»t X[u .1 1',- «'. Adrlonol.lr w„ refartd to Side walk comm *’*1nl, ,OC'S.r decorator can apply it,.or you can . „ ! contingent fund. J. <- nanx-i. r year* ‘ put It on yourself. Simply brush it non ••wh4-!i'remained for many on It is a permanent, durable wall hr of •EurojHi and mark* an th<*. woncl?. finish. Outwears two walls done continually increasing u|x>--h in! the t Lr Brooks. (»rant. HalL Horton. Hil- power of!guns." ■ Urban’s cannot was ; any other way. iy sixty oxeu^to_< ! on«raiitlno• To the honorable Mayor nnd Common . • The best dealers tell It. If yours doesn’t ‘“‘” Council of the City onf Hastings ton. WeiAttL . . ---------- draggl’d rp“ " mid threw to .stone' tmtl of ■ send u« your uame and we will. ~ce that you The commimicatiuh was me supplied. The following foUnwi . rt tor &■’ Gentlemen: We the undersigned resiL2<tfJ pounds weight It '»«»$'■• rruiule office dents and taxpayers of ths city, ask 1 received, . .. । times n day and once each nlgnt . ■My on Satnr- your honorable body to cause to be । ALABASTINE COMPANY. ng at Mtfvt-d th*' smtt mo Turk* 'h« »'»IW l'“’ laid a water extension commtmcing at ■ b. employ") ftL“jyj^Siriog.wd CT>mo» n.arlj M taw “O'1 Grand Kap.’s. Mich. । .. KMb '< Probata. I tlie corner of Hanover and bouth | ix? Ury a» hI1M been reortren tmtterie*. e«el> conmlntog larv as he has ixten i. , fo of <Jar|fe street and run one block east. Gran, 1 sab For the convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers at -1 at lie ftjmi-h team and one helpORDER FOB PUBLICATION. four gen*. »*>■>« 'he h-ugth of lb* w*ll. , Muir, for house. Charles Thompeon- thttt one time, all subscribers to the Banske who are paid up to date, can get State of Michigan. The Probate Court for the the Banner and any one of thl following for one year in advance, as ’ jira'-eUlonoFiatd Court, held at tho Probate follows: ' A curloqs st-jif Is told aB to J*0?’ thc Offlc' in the C.tr of Hastings to mW County, nn • ’ : rittt!"d to la* the Thirteenth dav of May A. S3 05* t Banner and Detroit Daily Free PressL;... : Bottom hi Ids supported < .arafa the comPrwont: Hon. Chas. M. Mack Judge of Pro•>' 1 n<lsy the Kb Bannkii .and Detroit Dally Jourual 3 OS’ po^r. The hitter was far from rich. , '’Yd the Matter of the estate of Aratwlle and t ■ o'clock tn the These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Banner pat­ Ii'-AflliR Of «4<t 3onOSwhich ’ and Grand Rapids Heraldonly. rrix nrincibal Income was derived from , lurnw r. vooutu ,urow ,. hav- - --*- rons.Banner Harriet I*. Coburn mtnorM. Jarnen Coburn *To tnoB® living an Rural Routes, If there is auy paper or magazine not on the above list ! “ ,„u Jt And tbl. w«. tbe W »t . ‘K o’ *a:«J deersre ♦ B anner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal ' 75 ■ ’'-'I in‘.il4 estate t we can save you money we will try and do ao. Remember the BANNER No Need to Fear^Germs” if the Stomach Be । > -f-tMou of said It: The sutoffbox was given to tl>e *u* Jjrralo Banner Free$1.00 Press whether Farm audInLive Stock errt°in rwl rrad estate thereto dewr!bed described st at private X is never soldand forDetroit less than combination or alone. letters’ b'.l '■■■■ I’nibsfo office. * All special prices are made on the other papers in the combination. ■ tbor mu -• -~rz- , * a_v<~ Vm.< Ordered, That the 35 •• . '-.Mi-.iy aad Journal tbor ox of "Lu Ortered,That the ninth ninth day day of at June June AA. Healthy. . ■ ’•< the proverb? Rnrnn Tntxcs " es de de RotiiMchlld liothschlld as us a* token token > jjgg.at atten tenoo'clock ’clock toIn;the ;the forenoon, forenoon, aliat ga.d «a.d <.() Banner and Michigan Farmer ■-•it«d. AHd tt its Baron .1. ----- -- rmld| R nntv-four I hmb»L' amce. lx> and la hereby appointed for The Ideal breeding place lot di,“’e '•’T‘l"|foni'wi»b« w bi’iVlL to n» Can.ru It tn ivxmtt-twr omj-.'>-"'■»,•",{««S ■:■ n. r Kin. notice.. of esteem. Um“‘“ «—-v 75 Bakner and Chicago Weekly Inter-Ocean .— 75 nnnnlwitu to the t,,n,sIt4 ia Jia Mtat- appear tx-loui said court, '• ■' '■flat", of the germs Isa weak atoaraeh an<Ldlg«tlre ary, known remedy ihatB'wrtb. hours latar for 30 Banner and New York Tribune Farmer 1 "'I the hearing eyslem. 1’»ii The food, Instead of being as- > . beals^the mucous ,llc'al?*?,enl^/ game Jeweler from whom it badIbeen '« l£ 1, ,,"1'' order to be bought This became known to Roths’■ 1 /. I-S'XSR * nwro- simllated, turn. Into a sour, slimy, ter « ,nd digestree tract, • tmx %' n«r ' :>i ssid county of menting male, causing gases, d'B‘re“ } . ‘i, ft0|ir plexus, and strengthens ' *Jd'ti-l ^ccssslTO eating, bloating, nausea and flat ,tomacb. el«n on the following roar. nwt SSS-,y !KE ■■■■I - alter Sd d*' Of brtrinz lu the Hsstlssi Bxxxitaa ulency. The poisonous germ thst are th * * gutraI1ioed cure forJ S*»paper PintJ and «*£{£«*% in, 4t rvtgroM to th. ’■ -ir-oi I'robatr given off from this undigested rood en- .. of gj,® siomiwh. excepting ca traffic continued HU the death of the \ ’ Judireof 1'rolje. ter the blood, and pimples, boll', and wing gtjen by Luker and longer Will. EUA C. H«CO». | blotched skin I, the result. No"®® «'■ »J" „ery package be seiu kept UP tlw tradition, to the great rtt rrolmte Betf-rter. ires, andslMpleuueu come more often Holloway '“‘““J.fwdon • [A true cop!) । ^2ney *nd Tar from weakened dlgeotlon than from *£«^7DOl give perfect salUfactlon , Isfactlon dt Carnfn. any other cause. . . „j ' No ordinary food digestive xan give > pnewnyn^ I anna Jr;b> Mlophfrfts PROFESSIONAL CARDS. f. iw; yeafs later BUSINESS DIRECTORY ROWLAND BROS. CIGARS .DAN LAKE. A. PARKER & SON. SUBSCRIBE ALABASTINE YOUR WALLS RUGS BANNER” pr 243. TABLF CLOTHS Thc American Laundry- No. 77. ^£,lOTrh"' ... W“: ' No. 77. J" NOW! WHERE DISEASE GERMS BREED. ( J. �HASTINGS BANNER SLAY 18. 1905 HIGH SCHOOL NINE WINS. Court House News If you Intend to paint you should use - the birds in may Admiral Dewey The Good They Do for Fruit and Trees. Useful as Well as Charming. .b.,o„ow|n| The Hastings High School nine went May is preeminently tlio month of . WARRAXTY DEKW to Nashville Saturday and crossed bats courtship for the •birds, which finds ex-1 WHY? BECAUSE you cau do ; that afternoon with the high school Charles H. Demary to M. Eu­ tbe work with less expense than , preasion chiefly in song. Many species nine of that village, winning by a score gene Calkins. 23. 4 acres Sec. with any other ready-to u»e paint 12, Baltimore ! of 13 to -7. Things looked dark for-, ......................................... ......... 300 00 ’ begin nesting in May. The woods are । on the market, fur the reason that TUESIAYS—At WHdliiH now flooded with migrants. As many j Hastings at the end of the third innj Lewis C. Towner : et al to Ed ­ you can use as ten sjiecies may now be noted as orWEDWESDAYS-A1 Beo. „ ing, thc score then standing seven to wardB. Gates. Parcels Sec. 22, FROn A HALF GALLON jjjjqq f<) . riving in one day. while tho number ■two. But the H. H. 8. took a brace and23. Hope........ Midse's tamers. TO ONE GALLON OF OIL of individuals observed may almuat I Hamilon Carveth and wife to THURSDAYS--At liihiin, lt With Every Gallon of Paint exceed calcplation. It is not unusual to •runner crossed the home plate after Matthew W. Parken 55 ac Sec. Feed Bern, ubserve from fifty to sixty specif* of that inning, while 11 more scores according to the condition of the ■ 23. Tbornapple 2W0 00 birds in a few hours' outing. The FRIDAYS—At J. f. Biack's t .surface you are painting. This were added to Hastings string. Cufleton. si Joseph L Aahatter aid wife to Extra oil you buy atjhe pricex>f birds arriving in May. with a few exOU, while in the ready-to use Albert E. Benkes and Milan | ceptions. are insectivorous. No sooner . SATURDAYS — At Spirts ;■ j lr( .. paints you pay from SL40 to 81.50 A. Waldorff. SEJj lot 1 and are the unfolding leaves and opening A great many people on staying at per gallon for this extra oil. peslte Reefs ^ppriM.' SE# lot hlk 2 Benfield's ^lossoms expueod to the attack *of in* If you are interested in paint let ; an English itotel for the first time wonadd Hastings ............................. G50 00 i .jects than tho Warblere,. and Vireos <ler how it is that "bouts" can return me Ehow yon. S3 XXSERVlCE FEES: to tho aittorertt nwm« tlw tootsonr Clare M. Baker to Lorenzo appear to protect them, and the abun­ To Insure with Fcl ... — ; placed outside the bedroom doors to bo - • dance of these small birds is a distincBaker et al, 11G*4 ac Sec 2. Toln.ur.St.ndinS|Col( Slo.oo ;v cleaned. This is quite a simple matter. Thornapple... 2850 W; live feature, of thc binl life uf this ; All he does is to take a piece of chalk, i , Prescriptions prepared as if for month. Their diminutive size, activity ; mark upon tile sole uf tlie boot the rHI1^ P­ Rout and wife to the Doctor's own use. nnd persistence with which they re; ’ number of the room from which he ' ’Lillian M. Moxen. Lots, 7. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. ; | takes them and then sends them down- , and 8, Wk 14 Middleville yjO oo | main in tho tree (.ojk under their iden­ Sign of thc Elephant. tification tw no means an easy mate •‘Admiril Dewey” is registered in the Ptrchuron Stud Book of America, and his recurdi ci : i tills has been done they are sorted. ter. and mure !han any -Qther land He ifi dark gray In color, with large star. C. Barnum and wife,. Lots । w 1 birds they lest the patience of the field taken upstairs again and deposited City.................... . .......................... PEDIGREE: He Was foaled March Htb. 18V7, bn d and owned by O. L. Tliiaier, Chap-. ’’i outskle' their respective dour* without • . student. Now is t^ie time to study Bredlrede 17,072. he bv Sednetcur, 8.850 <7.057), he by Fenelun 1JB82 (38). he by Brilliant 1,271 7 J tlie occupants of the different rooms i H- H- Perkins • tu Emma M. birds. Du you hear the’call ufthu wild? l«yy (750). he bv Coco’ll (714), he ly Vieux Cbashn (713). he bv Coco (712), hr by Migu .■:> <717 knowing that they have been removed. Friteh.£Lot 35 * Phillipa add. Blanc (73Ui DAM Miguon 9,077. by Vigouseux V.«7H i4.675), he by l>x.ile G.44H/, be by Fakat If so tako vour opera gbtes and flee to --------- £---------------I Nashville toll. ibewoch..lamdiK be by Ctwri belonging to same. 2nd DAM Pa<inerelte 2,724 (1.4871 by Romulus -7:. 7One Iuim. he by Moreuil belonging to M. Cagvt. 3rd DAM Rosette by Mignon. One night night is is all all the the time time necessary necessary to^Henrv to fHenry C. C. C* Glasner and wife to * A Mocha and Java, fine •’Admiral Dewey” has cults three yeaa» old, aud all ot them are extra fine. At the c..h George Gribberi, Lots. Nash­ > flavor, at per pound,.. 21) cents « prove that Pirseules is the beat remedy Fair a first prtxe of «3 00 will be given for ihe best colt sired by "Admiral Dewey.” aud e:MK> ’ in the world for backache and all kid’ » Sweet Pickles, per doz 10 cents < ville ............ 1600 ©0! WB1 not 1* responsible for accidents, though all care will be used to prevent them. Colts, v. The following is a true story of nn • Nice Dill Pickles, per doz 10 cents * uey aud bladder troui^es If you have '! for LL«r get until paid for, and any one parting with mures will be held for.insurance. Man* must ■ or any other blood disease Jonas A. Hall to R. A. Rickincident that hap|>en«*d in an English > Eurekh Peas, per can .. 10 cents < rheumatism a single dose will give relief. SoidTy j stracted. . ■» , j village: ► Dwight's Liquid Bluing, land et al. Parcel Sec. 4. Fred L. Death, the druggist. * all ready to use, per 120 Ik) I A husband had gone out for tbe even* Hope..................... » bottle ing nnd left his wife and child at home. 10 cents Sec. 5, Castleton Twp. ► Dwight's Ground Spices, | Don’t let tbe little ones suffer from ! Ernest R. Smith'and wife to The woman was about to retire for tbe J strictly pure, per pack- eczema or otherdortu: ing skin diseases. Thomas Sullivan. Lot 11 hlk night when, to her amazement she per­ » 5 cents to 10 cents ‘ No need for it. Doan's Ointment cures. 7 Keeler's odd, Middleville 60 00 ceived tlie foot of a man .beneath the » NICE LINE OF FRUITS AND < I Can’t harm the most delicate skin. At bed. Instead of calling for assistance, Thomas Sullivan “and wife to CONFECTIONERY * i any drug storey 50 cents. Htalejit Mkto;-:. Ilia Sorrow. as some would have done, she coolly James R. Baker, J^rt 11 hlk J FULL STOCK OF CHEWING AND < A small boy was invited to a party County of Ban7 Keeler's mid. Middleville 00 W went to the child's cot aud sat and ■ STOKING TOBACCOS. j ta» <he dty of fi sang till the chUd went to sleet*. Two given by on© of his little friends. After Of 160 Acres • BREAD. COOKIES, FRIED CAKES « Monday, the. i-t Adam Baitinger and wife to Ice cream aud cake three hours then remained before her hus­ he bad ■ Goods delivered to all parts of thc * -y children, safr.sure. No onistes. lo th- Grsal Canadian X4rthw-»L Cto-ap rale* । .-kllluk D. LA. Reuther. lH-lkw..^., 40 ac Sec. ' Anna band came. In. ■ He was surprised to times rfomebody offered him some can­ to b«i>'^«erkeri and arttiers. For InformaUou ! city. Telephone orders erpeUallv * i...... ............... 2500 do j find her waiting up. but when his wife dy, but the little chap shook his bead addrcM; 10, Wotxltahd....,...'. solicited. I CHARLES tlELUS. handl'd him nn envelope, raying. "You and said In a sorrowful tone, ”1 can ■ Fredrick D. Wilson and wife , IzVi t°ur ltut’rT ""d Ba,. ..e .in P», * * : might run aud post this," the caur-e of chew, but 1 can’t swallow.” r thc hlrnrat markri nri.-.. ' t i tu Manly D. Billings and her waiting was revealed. Instead °f wife, ho ar Sec. 9, Prairie* ■ •:■ a letter tbe folibwlnc was written ou bite and th. ville8100'00 the euvelofK*; “A burginr is under uur George H. Shaw man bed. and Kun;wife ’fptch i*uH»f." The husband » Dry Goods and Groceries. < SMh dat returned In a ntlnute with a jullcentan. tu the 6 r to George E. Brown and » POUR DOORS BASF OF GOODYEAR BROS « » HARDWARE. PHO-Wt- aQ3 « wife. Lot 1210,“City. 250 00. and the i.mn was arrested. The bur­ glar wliou brought. Up before tbe tuugWilliam *R. Harper. Guardian of Of *nl.l c. .rt tetrnb remarked iliat*he ha.1 come Office, W-. n • Jane McArthur o John W. Satuidera across a few brave women In his time, Mid • " Parcel, Middleville jdO (D ut CL- J ■nd Hui. but . this one must have had a nervo l» forth* like. Iron, for she rat there for three QV1T cLaims. foooI>ROI ’ Sj solid hours. He had tbe iinpreeslon W." Edward Duzier to John E. that she didn’t know be was there till Pubri»h«! Iu Tor Infants and Children. J’lKU’euN when yon want anything in the line or Flower*. is fhr time to look after Shaff. Parcel. Baltimore....f 3 00 the policeman pulled .l?m out. Tour Row**r 1st!cemetery urns and imrein« baskets. Wr hans rU raulunre and bi dCaroline Demary to Merritt E. EM?;'. ding plantN of ali kind*, Get our pdcen. Calkins, 23.4 -ac Sec. 12, • Probate ii At the taking of Mimcvw while the IA true copy 'tendon.°r glVPn «’ron,P‘ 1 ’*■' troop* sat In their saddk-a under a mur­ IT. MATTHEWS & CO. . Baltimore Marion Matthews. Chas Ko«i-r^. i demua tire Murat, Nupoleuii'ti dashing ORDER I PHONE 194. Mate of Mich: A. F. Burroughs S Son a Q! \ FROHAT0 ''-OJ^RT, ! chief of cavalry, received a dispatch to AYcgetable PreparationforAs- ■ 1 * M County <M Barr; Just west of'C. K. & S Depot. which an answer was required. Though At a ae*'taa ,> similating iheFoodandBegufa5 ■ Estate of Harriet' A. Hewre deceaMxl. his mettlesome horse wuh trembling, Office In th? <J.t' Ung the Stoioachs and Bowls of ~~ j claims beard and allowed. Murat laid the reins upon the horn at ) Estate of Matilda E. Biarett de- tbe Ba‘WJe- !owk bia notebook In one cock a Mffit*I.» E. JotuxxK-k havi ceased, proof of will filed, will ad- ’hand' and a pencil in the other and be­ I have a second hand tton. praytiic (or gan to write a response. Suddenly a tn itted to probate. Birte Pettengill ap■aid estate Id ePromotes Digestion£heerfufshell Yell and expioueu exploded on me the grouna ground ... . , . , , Btieii ten nuu erlbcd. a: prlvatv point,d uetmlor. d»im, heart Sept , clo^ bJ lMprt the „,r ness and Rest Contains neither Hard Fought Ball Game at Nashville L & M Paint Saturday. real estate transfers. “"EX1 W.J. HOLLOWAY Admiral Dewey : No. 21494. COFFEE” J. F. BLACK, Manager FREE HOMES poley’s Honey ana Tat COAL >W. H. FAIRCHILD,; Until further no­ tice we will de­ liver Lehigh Coal in ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. CARNATIONS CASTORIA CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought IQ. Bears the $30.00 Signature —FOR— GRAPHOPHONE $16.00 That Cost $20.00 . and swung wildly around. Murat alm­ ; Estate of Eveline A. Bailey deceased ply transferred tbe pencil to the hand ‘ proof of will filed, will admitted tothat held the notebook.-cahned the probate. Henry ,C. Bailey appointed horse, with the other band and then Ten Records that go.wich the Machine cost went on writing his dispatch as if executor. • 81.00 each or 810.00 In all. The Grapbophone and Records cost .830.(10. nothing had happened. A About of ad­ I will tel! the Graphophone and ten Records , Estate of Harry O. Junes deceased. miration went up along the line. Murat . petition fur license to sell real estate n:iw that the enthusiasm arottacd by his i filed, hearing June 6. trilling act had created a favorable mo­ The machine and records are in splendid condition—just as good as new and cun be seen at my store. HERE IS A BARGAIN for some one. \ i Estate of William IL Bnrd deceased, ment for a charge. Hr gave the order, and his men swept clear through the SCREEN DOORS Screcu dooisor windows that co nbt fit an- not much twiter (, petition for probate of will filed, heap­ ANn uuiNnnwc tlian no scr«-<-n doors or-wludows at nil. I make tben to your enemy’s line. ing June 2. anu winwvws onh r and THEY FIT. Cali and see me If you are In need uf ) anything In this line. Price* ret y reasons Hr. I I bsv« a nice (ln« of second hand COOK STOVES and will give you BARGAINS . ; Estate of Carry Smith deceased, pe* In prices on them. j | tition to determine heirship filed, bear­ The free nnd easy luannvnt of tlie TUC Denol C2' CYPUAhlPC w. R. JAMIESON, Proprietor. ( ing June 9. political aud literary friends with Ink rLUlLLO LAUIIAIIULi 118 North Jefferson St. In Kelly Buildwhom Darke associated are exhibited Ina lust north of National Bank. / | In Re of Florence .Warner minor, apHAbIIRuS, IWlwrt. by a pcrsunal anecdote. Lie often ask-* , plication for adoption nnd change of ed his friends to sup on tieefsteak or ' name to Florence Fax entered. a leg of mutton. One night the house In Re of Verna Warner minor, ap­ sat late, and Burke brought home to plication for adoption and change of supper Fox nnd two or three more of ARE BETTER Than FRAME! name to Martin La VernRyerson enter­ the Whig politicians. Mrs. Burke's face told of the ill provided larder. ed. ARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! ••Surely," said the host answering his In Xie of Arabelle and Harriet Qp wife's lopk of annoyance, "there's beef bum minora, petition for guardian enough!” ARE WARMER IN WINTER filed, order appointing James Cobum Fox and another gentleman, seeing entered, petition for sale of minors the state of affairs, hurried off to a ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! interest in real 'estate filed, hearing tavern, where they obtained such . They are free from dampness and frost. These are facts that have been dishes as could be purchased. Amid June 0. demonstrated. 1 make a specialty of doing Hlgli Grids Work. I have the much laughter, they returned and set very latest and most improved machinery fur making Cemont Blocks aud the table with the food they had for­ am able to give customers the finest finished work. I do variegated woik aged. Burke called them the most and ornamental cement work ot all kinds. MARRIAGE LICENSES. skillful of waiters, and there wasVaa Fred H. Gale, Yankee Springs45 Cement I have had a large experience in the cement business amusing, satisfactory supjrer. .. and will be pleased to figure with you if you are thinking Regina Juppstrum. Thornapple18 WaiKS... of putting in a cement walk. I also do Plastering and .Gottlieb F. Bawier. Hastings81 High grade Stone work. For further particulate address One of the uddost stories In tbe "Bes­ Cora Packard. Hastings17 tiaries," or stories of Bible animals George E. Poland. Hastings..80 written by the monks, is the legend of Ella A. Ingram, Hastings81 the panther. "The panther." so the ..C“Naiwh0°e Vermontville, Mich. William E. Johncock, Orangeville...42 homily niua. "is the most beautiful of Elizalieth'L. A. Schwankoff, Orange- all beasta. More than thin, when it ■ ville........................................................... 20 goes abroad it diffuses a marvelous sweet jM-rfpme. This odor is so sweet ' Wallace Smith, Hastings. ‘. tbnt all the other beasta and birds, fol- Laura Searles Hastings... • | low tbte panther wherever It goes. Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. bale off .-.. tw *n. Ins pettiu. I In said rotate a |>i lime aud t-la- :< •sell the tolr-r tbould act i Not Narcotic. ^f)UDrSAM.TLm(XR mM day for $16.00. CEMENT HOUSES Eetfrt* t । Use For Over Thirty Years A perfect Remedy forConsbpaHon. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feven sbness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YOHK. 27 -RtMeof th- tdiy •: H the.* da* %nad nln- tin Ihewnt. Cl( lalhf csatlrr Ou read!ns*-. fled KverMl li < . praying that in .Hiltthi« i-uurt di-taiw-w . hb. estate'. Tbervur vu U nsh day of !»(.. th the forrnosa.. • «ald prtltlot. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPED. office, to the city and »how eau* !t »• । of tbv r*tmnart ou ts further wdri«sl, notice to thc p-n-w of the pradruey of t । tberwor by crt'l: PubiMwd In Dm* H Horace N. Palmatier, $$$ Are Saved when you buy Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings McCOY’S You will find a complete stock of everything to be found in a first cists ■nd ug-te-Bato Stars and Prioss are RigliL 1 have a nice line of Baby Car­ riages and Carts. Call and see them. 1 always have some bargains to offerkud it will pay yoy/to see me before you buy. Phone 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. | NOW IS THE TIME FOR HYOMEI -------‘ Far Easier to Cure Catarrh Now Than at Any Other Season. Now is the time to use Hyomef,when, the early summer days make it so easy to cure catarrhal troubles. The Ilyumel treatment, breathed for a few mlrutes three or four times a day in May or June,will do good twice as quipklv as it did in January, and nearly everyone knows that used faithfully it com/pletely rids the system of catarrh. The complete Hyornei outfit costa but one dollar, and consists of a neat pocket inhaler that can be carried iu the purse or vret-pocketand will last a Ife lime, a mrtlclne dropper, and « boule ; I of Hyornei. Extra bottles of Hyomei i can be procnredjf desired for fiftv eta.1 | W. J. Holloway gives his personal i i guarantee with every Hyomef outfit 1 they sell to refund the money if It does l not give satisfaction. There is no risk ' whatever to the purchaser of Hyornei.1 mopS o to. rowed and embellished this story had beard of and misunderstood the strong |Ove of sweet scents which the panther awl relations, the lions and leopards, often show.- London Spectator _________________ ’ Mean, nil4 re hau lwwm.„ • *“ J n®wrted by / peoph- that we are naturally <*fter 0 meal, and they have Kuut t,ie length of explaining this bJ‘ tbe amount of gas that Is developed from the food/Average observations however, show that we lose 3 nnnnH> n ounces between nieht .mt « J*?’, J?1 mora'“K: [ZZJL ♦.*?!. ? ' 12 OQUc<* Dreakrai*t- that w'e again lose about 14 w,uco, before lunch; that lunch puts on un average of a pound; thaTV© lo«e 10 ounces, but that au orXinary dinner to healthy persona adda •> pounds 2 ounce, to their weight ‘ THE MASTER SPECIALISTS OF AMERICA ^7 k?0* 01 a“<1 »e«knes8os ot men like an open'bonk. T,® bt'n “^>“8 them tor 30 years. We have given outlives to ire tod^v"^^' ™ 011 thc"‘“a111* °( mi'“ restored to Vl0oroo. Vitality Dr. f >° «1>« skill, knowledge nnd success ot Drs. Kennedy & Kergan. We never hold out false hones we imwr Sd7n'*ih» V.”’ ’ e T”001 We h*' e "O TboOTgh a study HvdJL.^ a?™”* “on—01 Varicocele. Stricture, Blood Prison,, -- iVpe^WoS’r"^ thousands of cases exactly what Tn be discouraged If yot^havi Electric B?lt, v? B'”k exP°r,enc<? in treating ?e far your ’F»Ptom«- ^’t "T"’5 wl,h Ftklr,. S- Tre’S D^KENNEDYA KERGAN 148 SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MICH. 1 county, on the :»t *t. I Present; Hob- 11i bate. in the outln U ' • an Incompetent 1 filed In said court hi* to sell the Intere-l • I estate therein d< • Ttis Ordered. Tin! , II. 1M». St let. O'dr । probata otbcc..b*nearing *uUd pet:: • rated hi said -stale ■■ i eakl time and pbc- : ■ to sell the Inter* M •> Ute should not l»- re ■ It IS further erd-ri ■ of be given by »> 1 ' foBHtfeosuoi'ea-ivv; / of hearlns. la th- H* 1 printed andvlrru EJtaC. IkTON -RiirVUtir of I’u NOTICE OF 1 ' Stat- of Mtehlrxn 1 ! Notler laber-by t Probate C<Mirt tor tb< l the 1st day <•( • a>onthn Irani thst dal ' or« to present theh . of Harry Ion- ' ■ j ceased, and that all < > are required U> |;t, Probate Court. *l ot HtuUnok. for exasi I or beforetheathdnj • such claims will ’f 1 Friday, the sth day j o’clock to the form. Dated May i’t. ■ �- HA8™gs books DELTON. Dowling lut SaurdAj Mid played the ' Onuurorfll. i.J* KIln«TOMnirh <d ream of that plaee. It «•„ the «r.t ’ fS. Sunday °" Pr,iri"“i" • special Mil!' that ■in stock, ■t.:oV you If Um.1" ' i»w*>k y ■ :t J.W and the boys jrlayvd a very fast gauiu considering the condition -the SalX^a^ ground was in, the left holder catching, Ivilla standing in water above his Maud liugglea of Kalamazoo ankles, also tbe first baseman claming ▼kited friend, tare Sunday. lulls in waU-r fully as dftep; Dowling lire Grao- TUI left fur tar home In won by a score of 9 to 4. Grand Rapids last week. tilts t. f WLKNfR ..THE L iR ? CK»IJT.. W J1IOAN. SURPRISED WILL PIERCE. deltov There was a birthday snqtrise given I on Will Pjerce jr. last Saturday night. |K)VT .FOR( I I ' Mr. Pierce was. sent away on an errand .'mid when he returned he .found his need W Window cleaning home filled with a large number of his | friends. He upw completely surprised and he said be could easily see why he was sent on that * errand. Everybody spent a very enjoyable evening; ice cream nnd rake were served. l rock hot- The Delton Military Band gave a luind concert Saturday ftyning which I was enjoyed by music loving people. 15 YEARS Mrs. M. (Brandstetter and daughter Fern and Mrs. E. E. Morehouse went ■ to Kalamazoo Saturday. ; been in 'the k f Mrs. Geo. Whitmore who has-been । confined to her lied on account of sick­ ness is able to be up again. The excursions started Sunday and a large number from Kalamazoo came dp lo the lakes to go fishing. LUMBER ‘Businas ‘ 1 Dr. R. S. Harter Ixmght the house and lots formerly owned by E. J. Hart­ man. Tbe Dr. intends to build a fine barn on one of the hits and vVill move to his new home almut the first of June. I 'Hie L. O. T. M's uf Aitgusta entermined a number of Tents last Satur­ day; a large number of the Maftabee ladies from this tent were in atten­ dance. . Mr. Oliver of Kalamazoo has rented Mrs. Scribner’s home and will move here with his family as soon as Dr. Hurter vacates the house, about tire ' f.rst uf June. aim total!* it possible I, ■ imW OF SiTiSFI^ BUYERS alfthiWu * south pKrt of the li the fact my effort. thit IV . .-iu Many >revatyng •k is c<rtn••, thl •• things If fou ;|ut- rlgute i'-j tfck famous iryi»-Hii5.e them i.'o uther. I PAINTS CHURCH NOTES f Subject for next Sunday ' 'The Car­ nal versus, the Spiritual Mind” Text ! Rom. b-ll. . | Chase, Michigan. Delton, The Earnest Workers social at Clover­ dale was well .attended*. st>ven gallons .1 of. the frozen mixture disappearing.to I warmer chmea. DELTON I .STATE BANK We Per cent on Pav Deposit®. । ! ‘ : 1 t'utneyujn JSeal . ilie Paver. 1 -nr money a way t basgitta shly kuow{ ’ire all tight ' none) to Loan at rcason.thk- rates, Deeds, .Tortgage.’1 5n,i Legal ! !>,. urow^j e**- York land Bond- DRS*.{ k buy. Emma Pranshka is assisting Mrs. Art Johncox with her household duties ^Presipent. (J. (i. m _IV. President. E. S.’Mt».£, cashier. DR.-McLI-aS. I WILLIAM r.H.KHT L. ftlERH-WiMj. , A surprise was given Miss Lizzie Schwankoff by her many friends Ht the home of Arthur Johncox Tuesday eve­ ning May . Harry Jonm and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins spent Sunday with • ■ > > » I > . - wT V your trade 4 < WANTED Arc you >nc of the many* patrons oi the i DELTON ROLLER MILLS? 4 4 4 4 Emersou Lewis. Wm. E. Johncox of this place and Miss Lizzie Schwankoff of Chicago were married Wednesday May 10. at Hastings by Rev. H. H. VanAuken. Their many friends wish them a long, happy and prosperous life. Katie Cook and daughter Maude of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with the formers father E. Cook. k ’ P*aaged to have » ?.‘u rtvc US n trial order. The U4 r r iJie:r f,our by b £mUJ?v,n satisfacr boo wherever used. Croup l> quickly rellered »rrf Wb«??; Ing Cough will no* “ran Iu you uro tbe original Bee. Laxative llouoy and Tar. Thia Cough bjrup ■different from all othera bocauae <* on the bowela. You can not euro Croup CLSJO.T work aud Whooping Cough until you rid the ’ ASI’IXULTV. « aystem of congrotlon, by working off the cold through a coplou* acllon of bowela. Bro’a Laxatlra Money and I DELTON ROLLER MILLS, Tar does thia,I and curea all CougM. > OaTON. MICHIGAN. Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. ^"Pj' atea. Sold by Fred L. Heath the drug 4 4 4 j Bi“ g CORN GROWS. ' CASTOR IA Du Kind You Have Always Bough' Ji51.50 pr bi. l<Wit$hcou... Bears the Bignaturuof form id the O»k Grove beginning next Monday. NIGH STREET. Ralph Scidmore our new mail man with the aid of R. Lurabee was get­ ting the tay of the of the new rtia.il route la<«t week. Mrs. A. C. Boyes and Mrs. A. Gor-' ham met with a serious accident on 1 their vyay to Hastings one day last! week. Mrs. Gorhams horse became frightened at P. T. Colgrove’s automo- * bile throwing both ladies out and! breaking Mrs. Boyes arm just above ! the dhow, and fracturing her ril» and ' bruising Mrs. G orham very badly, be­ sides breaking the buggy and automo­ bile. I Floyd Stiles and Herman Moore were Mr. and Mrs. John Kronewitter of home last week for a short v^it. । Hastings visited at Wm. Kronewitter'a F. E. Doty took ‘in stock; at Battle lust week. . I Mrs. Roy Sylvester of Charlotte Creek Monday. j visited her mother Mrs. Geo. Ingram Miss Louis Bowman and Sherman _ Stiles rejoice over haring pas.«M*d the I last week. . Mr. and Mrs John Trego called on Hth grade examination this spring. David Trego of Hastings Sunday. Mias Eva Erway “and niece Floy . Rather wet for dom planting but the I 2 Mra. Elmer Ingram of Hastings call­ Whittemore »Vent Thursday night at R. rain is what makes the hay crop, and ed on Z. Moore Sunday. I in our vicinity the prospects were : NORTHEAST BARRY. ; M. Jenkitt-S. . never better for hath* hay and wheat. 1 Fred Cunningham is confined to his The k Ai S. will inert’ with Mr- ‘t home with rheumatism. , Quite a few scholars from the McMoggie Kahler and daughter May ‘ , Collum and Otis TK*htx>ls^Mu«od . the Sth , Rev. Chas. I’ahnntier delivered a fine Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Ingram visited at load of £ogs nt Battle Creek last Mon­ for supper. ; All arc invited. . Frank Sylvester's of Hastings Sunday. '■ grade examination this‘spring. ‘ ' day. " ■ Lttther Brown and wife are enter-j The schplur.- of th.- McCollum dis! The Epworth- League was welLatAning tli* former's _granddtiughter ; lrjct gBVe theirz teachet Miss Lizzie tanning t | tended lust Sunday evening being about Tte L ed Ym Hare Always Bccf.t M$m Anna b'-ile Cali-|..a Vtfry plenaant surprise last I . ... Hnbhan! from • •jC,venMun । 100 present. The program was well fornia. also their-son L E. Brown WedneMlay night and pn-stmtccl her with ' rendered, those taking part giving from Bridgeport, who is m very poor n very nice ring. There were alwnt I thenuM*lves much credit. We mention | health. • fifty scholars and friends present. , . the last part of the program which was I Carl and Lena Bristol of Johnstown There is to Is- a dance nt thc Glass brought about by A* M. Edmunds.- the for children.a^fe.fure. No opiates. spent Sund^'with Mbs BesMe Litt* Creek . grange l.all jicxt triday night. _ I ............... of sm for the* purpose ... of r pur-. Sam Ray * of Kalainaziw^ wli&^hj working at his trade as building mover CLASS CREEK. and. who has a prosperous business Mrs. Huldah Otis and Geo. Hartby there psit-xl his j>arents ’ Mr. and Mrs. am) family visited at Edgar Otis' Sun­ B. Ray of Milo over Sunday. . day. <Therc arq several in this vleiidty'whu Irving liice .and . family of Orange­ are looking-forward to the Sunday ex- ville visited a B. M. Jenkins' Sunday. Pony's fjcney ana Tar j Edgar Oti* sold ono of his eolta to j । jrcmi Kepiogle one day la-: week. Feral is one. is one of’tbe Cfovenlalc “ rural mail carriers. chasing a new lamp for the church which___ took ____ only 2, al»ut ten or ’fifteen minutes. Three new memlters were adopted intoTho League family. We were glad to welcome so many It :e a pleasure to take Dr. Dade's now faces at church last Sunday, some >joy " their Little Liver Pills and enj" “*• tonic ’ of which' are located in Banfield. - Mr. effect upon the liver. Sold old by .bred ... L. I and« Mr». Mr- Bates Hnt.--. who who neennv occupy the the Bnker Baker Heath, the druggist. week. house. ■ Nelson Pifis has a big umbrella on I The Snpt. announced Sunday monrhis in ilk wagon which h very conven­ ; ing that Cliilth-di's Day would lx* ob­ ient this rainy weatlwr. • i nerved by our Sunday school the second 1 Sunday iu June. EAST JOHNSTOWN | L. A. S. meet with Mrs. Helen Th. recent rain, are putting tbe far■ Clierry Wednesday p. m. May 24. nter- larok with corn planting. ' Thk-8r4^ will lie led by Miss Celia fine Jar laat week while putting »Parmeier next Sunday evening, aud romh toga ii tbe miU yanl. Oeo. Camp­ ■ wu unddrstand she expects a guitar bell had the mtafortunc lo .g-t » bone • duet. A welcome to all. in-oke in ore-of hi. limlx. which UIs a matter of no little impor­ NORTHEAST RUTLAND. laid him Mm up for a while. tance fo you. Clothing oft pro Wanted—Someone to get married, to Charley Haverwlraugh ha. purcbarorl claims the man.” • You want elope, or do almost anything to create a new carriage. . a little sonaaticw in our neighborhoodClolhes that Fit. Miss Belle Corwin of Battle Creek it ‘a dead. There is not enough to write riaitrd Geo. Lee Sunday Irot Clothes that Wear. about to pay for the subscription to our Mr. arid Mra. Geo- Omkllie.’ tally i« best-county pajier. Won't some one Clothes that Look Well. very aide * please make a neighborhood visit' Will johnaon purchased a fine three We have a fresh, new stock of FINE LAKE. year old Guy D. colt of Daniel Mat­ the latest styles the market Mr *nd Mra. a E. Paul a°A «“>• thews last week. affords and sell them at prices daughtar Mary uf Battle Crock viailrf that are RIGHT. Frank Trego is still visiting his par­ their old boms Lakev.ew la-' <r<«k. ents. his.wife having returned to Mil­ County Troaaurer Cblraian and child­ We hare all the waukee about two weeks ago. ren of Haattnpi are vi.iting at Frank Henry Hammond is on the sick li Latest styles and Novel­ Coleman'a. . but^witb two hustling Iwya the ties in Gent's Furnishings. The Epworth League celebrated their moves on just the same. Hth tumlvcMtry Sunday avenin*. A Allen Matthwea having received Call and see full honai likened to an interacting mail route him removed to Irvingprogram- . Gard Bennett will move on the Ed Bowna ia working in Kalamarori. Kronewitter farm with the intenti To-day (Monday) is tbe day our mail of buying the Dawson farm to which The Clothiers, carrier xnuke«i his first trip. he will move nest spring. . Delton and PrairlevHIc, Mich. We are pained to learn our old neighA LESSON IN HEALTH, bo^David Trgo is very low with con­ nealthv kidneys filter the impuriUee sumption. ’ ■ Your Clothing L. L. Loveland & Son, R. S. HARTER, M. D., For Infanta and Children. "5'251 Nose. $1.50 pern. “oAi!te '*'*01 HOPE. 0122“ 1tJ“ie Severance was very pleuuntl, snrpri^d at th. home ?f Jerry Onllm. laat Wednewlay evening. About .5 h„ w„re pn^nl llefrrobment. were served ami the pupils pnwentod her a ring a, ,< token of remmubrauct.-. Mi« Sevorajie will t?ach^ 5ummer Forest Huveua homo broke the wheel of hia buggy while returning from the |»arty Wednesday evening. Edgar Otis and wife visited the 1stter's father J. A. Hall of Shultz Satur­ Han-y Wright of 11.in.rell aerom- day. Mrs. -A. E. Robinson called on ;panied Dr. Cuppa here last week. Feral Replogle starts out on the mail' .Hiram Payne of Hinds Corners one 1 Mia, Myrtle Wilcox of Kalautiuum 1, route with a brand new rig. day last week. . q-nduIK tar rroation with tar mother \>. Havens and family were* guests Miss Amy Johnson- passed the 8th here. of Mrs. Fields of podunk Sunday. grade examination. ' Alex Murray of Plainwell waTfo Mrs. Ormslx*e of Dowling is faring town Sunday. POLLEY DISTRICT. for her daughter Mrs. Gorham. J. M. Mitchell uf Fountain Head, Many women long for a child to bless S. R. Doud of Hastings was in this Tenn. , is voting friends in this vicin­ NORTHEAST PRAIRIEVILLE. vicinity, last week getting maple trees their homes, but because of some de­ ity. He exj^vt* to imend thc summer bility or displacement of the female to beautify the city. Mra. Carrie Babcock of Dowling is in Michigan. "Organa they are barren. Mrs. Clarance Philley and children visiting her bon Burdette of Milo. Preparation for healthy maternity ia Mrs. ,H. Storr and daughter Eva accomplished by Lydia E. Pinkham's Mrs. A. E. Nye started to visit her spout Satutxlay aud Sunday as the of Middleville were guests of E.Philley Vegetable Compound more successfully sister in the northern part of the state. guests of relatives at East Orangeville. and wife last week. than by any other medicine, because it Miss Amy Johnson is assisting Mrs. £ves tone and strength to thc entire Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Than. Welk who re­ male organism, curing all displace­ Mr. aud Mrs. IL E. Showerman of cently returned from California where Boyes in her household duties. ments. ulceration and inflammation. Patrick McPharlin took a load of ' A woman who is In good physical the Crusade Band who have lieen con­ they speiil the winter. w<re the guests ducting special meetings «t Milo for of Mr. and Mrs. Isaas Houvenur last hogs to Hastings last week which Condition transmits to her children tlie ^lessings of a good constitution. Is the past two weeks have gnpe to lalxir Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wells will brought him $127. Pretty good for not that an incentive to prepare for a one load. • \ in tbe vicinity of LThree Rivera. healthy maternity ? make their homo at Augusta. If expectant mothers would fortify Miss Olive Johnwn'assisted"Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. J. Strenger of Kala­ A ipunber from this vifirfity atended themselves with Lydia E. Pinkhum's .Hathaway ipd Mrs. A. Seeber clean mazoo are visiting Mr. and Mrs,8foocij- the dance at Hickory Corners Friday Vegetable Compound, which for thirty ‘ house last week. years has sustained thousands of men. evening. wbmeh in this condition, there would Mrs. Marion Rupo visited her mother Miss Etta Storr closed her school in ; Frank Nash and sun Gerald of Has­ be a great decrease In miscarriages, iu tings spent Sunday with Alvah Seeber suffering, and iu disappointments at Mrs. Lowden who han .been seriously the Pendiill district last Friday, and wifo. * _ birth. ill and found* her improving. prognun was given and a uumlier of The following following letters letters to to Mrs. Mrs. PinkPinkc. M v*. . , , .. . ,, . t The G. M Crook and family of Hastings hnm demonstrate the power of Lydia Mrs. Freni Storr and mother ^Irs. visitors were present. c.'.Jltfl on A.’ L. Myers and wife Sun- E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound rd ' Parks who have iteen on the sirk list such cases. day. . | auchcaJMis.^ Jj HOPE CENTER. are better at this writing. Mra. L. C. Glover. Vice-President 0f It seems as if partiality were shown Milwaukee Business Woman’s AssbcfaOtto Acker is visiting at home ;^ew Mrs. Millard Waters is recovering some as when mail boxes were de­ i tion, of 614 Grove Street, Milwaukee, days. from tlie effects ut the griji. livered that a goud thing was thrown Wis., writes: Fred Gibson and wi/«‘ of Kalamazoo Mrs. A. I*. Francisco who has l>een in? We thihk a good thing ought to Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— ■ I visiting fronds in Milo and vicinity sptmt Sunday at Hirmn Gibson's at ■lie passed around. ■*4’1 wm married for •evnral yeans and no children blessed our home. The doctor said has returneddb her home in Kaldnui- this -place. I haul a comj4iC{itlon of female troubles and A pteasint social was held at Conrad xoo. I could not hive any children unl« I could BANFIELD. be cunvL For months I took hta mali'-Jn«,ui. Wheat looks prbqpetpns at Kahler's Friday evening. Mrs. E. C. Moore is ven- much im­ trying in vain t>r a cure, but at last my husbrtnd became disgusted and suggesU-d that I preeent. Gid Wilkinson and wife were callers proved at this writing. Mrs. Byron Fenner ___ who ____has __ tho at Hiram Gibson's Sunday evening. Some from Bonfield expect tv attend Hany Women Have Been Benefited by measles is improving under the-care of FromMaVl’. the new rural -route the W. C. T. L’. convention at Lacey this week Dr. Harter of Delton. V will be driven by Claude Mosher. COBB'S CORNERS. A most excellent dinner was »erve«l Thursday hy the L. A. S. of the M. E. church, Ht the home of Mr. and Mrs.Ezra Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Metre­ house furnishing everything except pie. After dinner Frank Var.Tyne and John Adams entertained the company by several selections on1 the .piano and Is’i.^ also Mrs. Morehouse playetl se veral selections on the piano iu a must excellent style, also sang sum-­ fine selections accompanied by the guitar and banjo. Miss Josephine Andrus of Grand Ay address will be given at the M. E. churcirSatuTday evening by Jennie E. Rapids’is spending a few days with friends in this vicinity. . Wilcox of Jackson. .Admission free. ‘ H. A. Seibel and Mrs. Rose Johnson offering at dose of address. spent Sunday in Hastings. Vernor Webster and wife visited rel­ EAST ORANGEVILLE. . Mr. upd Mrs. Emerson Lewis are tin- atives near Bedford the first of the proud parents of a luiby boy, born May p. and that is tbe reason for that smile ou Grandpa Lewis face as he has nine grandchildren and this one is the first pr.trts, Insurance Dlkj Kn.rwn game ■ ‘ ..............of th«‘ season *“ and •“* the boys l~ys have nave I ___ ™..„ . an far thia '’ 1U lcM »■»> tamlly of East Joe­ had Very little pracitiee bo , . -----e, * » °° vAjupuui weeks week4 year. A large crowd assembled on the uPh- «f grounds and the game was called at **"* "" *' * 25C tO $1*00 Actual Sterility in Women Is Very Rare—Healthy Mothers and Children Make Happy Homes. PRAIRIEVILLE. FIRST BASE Ball OAMB. ! I^ra;,t? Mr ,nd Mrs Th. taro taB trom w.Dt „w to ’ * “" ce line of ,..>bs at M’f pitll’ -l1' pri.T* 11 The News of Southwestern Rarry M0TH E^H00P f0[ Gommeiicenient! . banner. MAY 18. 1905 PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. BMNth tbe Si’1- 1 p oSS.’ilSrolro". DelM. MW- TH UH Yn fin J A /% rA V Cl 1 J try Lydia E. Ptnkhnrn’s Vegetable Com- - child aune to Wass, our bone. -Now have ■otwthing to 11 re for, and all tho credit is due to Lydin E. FinkLam’s Ve^jrUibJe UoopouDd.” • Mrs. Mae P. Wherry, Secretary of the North Shore Oratorical Society, The Jiorinan, Milwaukee, Wif., writes. Dr*r Mrs. Hnkham:— “ I waa mamnd for five years and care birth to two premature children. Lydia E. 1’mkhjuu'n Vegetoble Compound wu recom­ mended to me, and I aln so glad I took-it. for it changtsl mi» from a w.-ak, nervous wonum to a strong, happy and h<»althy one within erven months, within two years a lovely il«> girl was bom. which is the pride and tiy of our houw-hold. Evroy day 1 n!«a .Mia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for tbe light. hDtdth.and happtnem it brought to our name." If any woman thinks she. is sterile, or hosdoubta about her ability to carry a child to a jnature birth let her write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass., whose advice ia free to all expectant or would-be mothers. She has helped thousands of women through this anx­ ious period. .r- ■ 4 Women suffering with irregular or painful meufitruation, leucOrrhrea. dia> placement, ulceration or inflammation of the womb, that bearing dowu' fenlingor ovarian trouble, backache, blott­ ing or nervous prostration, should re- * member that Lyuin E. Pinkham's Vege­ table Compound holds the record for the grentc'* number of actual cures of woman - ills, and accept no substi­ tute. — Hrs. Pinkham's Advice and ■edkfoe. Baxter subscribers can buy tbe large Wail Map of Barry County at the Delton post office The map gives all tbe roads, number of acres in each fano, Nor ia the ' with owners name. time to get one before they are all gone. The price, while they last, Is fifty cents each. The great rule-ohbealth*-* i-Jl I ICT Keep the bowebu regular. I I I 1^ And the ereat medicine— Ayer’s Pills. . BUCKINGHAM'S DYE fl .... fl Do Not Forget That fl w « Ur Uf fl Uf fl fl I* 1 Uf fl Uf ft ft Uf Just Receiv­ Uf fl fl CULTIVATORS ed a Car ot HAYING TOOLS iii fl BINDERS, ALDRICH BROS Our line pt. have as nice a line of ft fl aa can be found in Barry Coun­ ty. Our prices are just as at- . tractive as tbe goods. MOWERS ETC. is complete,also, for ‘ HARVEST. w w w a DON’T FORGET OUR a ?v m Furniture Department $ ‘ . W It’s getting more popular every day. Come and see us or write for prices if you can’t come. fl fl fl ' .ALDRICH BROS DELTON, u; W w 9 W? MICHIGAN. >93499*1^94^4^9^*99^ �HASTINGS BANNER, MAY 18, 1905. 12 WANTS A SEA YARN iniSiSSS' -re BOLDNESS, . OF T*HDR PE L-7J. X XAW The BOSTON CORN ml BEAN PLANTER. a very favorite dish gt Christmas time, I and lamprey, pies were regarded as a | [Original ] . We were lying at anchor Ln the har­ fijK-eial luxury. The <*s*t of such dell- ’ (Corn right. 1K4. by T. C. McClure.] bor of. Rio de-Janeiro. Tbe night was fcacles was . very I great. In 1314 the j fTbe early frosts bad done their hot, but beautiful. To the north were sheriff of Gloucester provided forty? four f»r the royal table at a cwt of work thoroughly, and on either side the lights of tbe city. Above was the £12 5s. 8d., a sum t.?:ir;y equivalent to, I oC th> enad the trees flaunted gorgeous spangled dome, while southward blaz­ £1UO at tbe present' day. Those token -u_ _ •« , impiijmeun of gold and scarlot . if vou have a buggy that’s lying ed thc constellation of the Soutlieru from the Severn were especially noted, Idle in’ the barn; a stove or ■ As Tbon>e. with lib* hands thrust Cross. and It'became nhvaxljiu*l custom for other household goods you : deep into hlx trousers pockets aud a don’t use; if you have any stock We were to sail the next morning for the city of Gloucester to send-a lam­ I brier pipe of honorable age between you want to dispose of ; a house New York, and It was kncArn among prey pie to the kipg. There la a rec­ t bls teeth, strode dloug the nj«d in the you want to sell or rent; if, you us that we were to carry $200,000 of oni of such conipllnuyitary presents want a girl for house work; in ' mellow sunshine of early afl'TUoon gold coin to New York. No one should being *ent to Cromwell aud to Len- he hummed guy arias aud thanked bls fact If you want to buy, rent or have known -of this treasure except the tball. the speaker of the lang parlia­ !, stars sell, just try our Want Column that be live. », j. .tars.that bek was was a anve. ment. Owing to the municipal corporaIt brings buyers and sellers to­ officers. The secret came out In this tion act Gloucester’s annual custom';‘‘ ■ He 'lauded boyVdily when u startled gether, and only costa ONE way: The men wanted to go ashore for ceased’ Iu 1KW. but iu ISOS the mayor ‘ chipmunk scampered nimbly across CENT A WORD FOR EACH a final spree. Tbe captain, who was a revived It -nnd scut a pie to Queen Vic- 'j bls path and from the safe secluINSERTION. Try It. weateman. in order to excuse himself toria at his own expense. Ills sue- I slon of a friendly maple berated tlie for not p&mitting them to go told of cessors have followed his example. j Intruder .roundly In a shrill chatter; I work horse for FOR SALE-A good wo I be took du Imaginary shot at a pnrthe treasure. But tlie weakest thing London Mall. de cheap. Enquire. Qiet st Cialer. • trldge which rose abruptly from a : he did was to let them go after telling -Lady ” unu -Ma.mnn." clump of bushed; he sent a mocking FOR SALB-A .««.nd hjuid enwn. u,cm u^. „„„„ why ^,joU ,UJ. Ar tn the 'rntbei- subtle question challenge to a flock of hooking g*a*se separator. Call or, write C. E. Ed- mv,, T munds, Hastings, at R. K. Grant's. 71,0 captain, the first mate and 1 (sec­ of “gohtletMnn." “lady." "mnu" und winging their way southward, ——— ------------------;------- -------------- -—— j ond mate) remained aboard. Tbe cap­ "woman." there Is a deference (write® ' Presently be came upto a fallen n corredponileDti between the sexes. ' tree lying invitingly by the roadside. torMmwme. Oil on or xj.lrem W rf. Iln,t m“'» "■»» toe forward A duke .must, always be n man. unless Thorpe accepted- the tacit invitation Fairchild, Hastings. Mich. Phone ; deck; I was leaning over the gunwale he Im?, for the purpose <>f tbe con versa- ' und, seating filnuwlf upon the log. had 808. ■ ' ■ ■ 'I,1 amidships looking down Into the wation. a "gi'nt’.vin.in.",~tvlth great cm- . becofnie eiutrosBed iu a friendly quarphnsls ot voice. Without einpImslH , rel Isitween two bwluted blackbirds WANTED-First dim extension u‘r- dipping '»ff my clothes, I descen^when »>■> he heard every man nt ^Nitleinan's rank Is n «•»»••« hoard the clatter of hoofs uud table trimtncra. Imperial '' ed by the ladder hanging from, the the rattle of wheels coming down the Grand papilla, Mich. gangway nnd plunged In fur a swim. “man" always .in<| Ln every social clrroad. cumstauee. But with women it I m en ­ TO RENT—One large front room. Tbe -water was refreshing, and as the j tlroly n .mntter of the ndjectlvo. Wlthlie p.-cml cautiously around a bar­ . j. . 2(I3 Cnxtk moon was rising there was plenty of for_ .. lodging furniwied. berry |itwh which obstrucbAl his range light. Tbe consoqueuco wus that I I out an adjective a '-woman l« a "lady." of vblbn and briield a trap approach­ i Who w nuked. <>n hearing that a swnmns far from the ship as 1 liked. ing smartly. Qu the elevated driving I I was some 200 yards astern when I friend was to inarry. "Who is tho. synt whs a girl, correct In every detail i heard the duuiul. of oars und. raising woman’-’! Nor do we stay that we met a woman nt dinner who told us so- of her "inirk form.” and beside her, POMONA (IPANtllmy ben<1’ n dark «,ullnK I OMO.NA GRANGL. th<; l dld lM)l d(>ubt that R and-so. But lntroi!uce_ the adjective looking decidedly stunted by reason of. his much lower seat, was a trim, Barpy CountyPomona Grange, Nq. was the l>out containing the crew com- .and the “indy" !» nt ourc a pretty As can be seen from the above illustration, the Boston Corn and Bean Planter Js rxtrvi, woman, a well dressed woman, rather faultless aud impassive groom. 2fl, will meet with IrvingGrange, tag from their spree. 1 was surprised, structlon. Its simplicity makes it easy to operate, allows of lightness, cmuUued with atn I’hurpe chuckled delightedly’a dull woman. — London Chronicle. ■a; iu a<j ” ’ *’ Wednesday-May 24; with the following fi<»w<?''er, thnt they were so quiet. Usu­ justnient to balance the planter to any weight of operator when running with loose lever. * “By George!” pe said, rising and ally on such occasions they were very program. ■ The Planter, is equipped regularly with three sets of plates: fi. 8 and 13 bolw. wiW holes ■ sneaking behind the barberry bush. »•«*: tod ; noisy. carfbe set to plant rows 28, 30,32, 10, 42, 44 and 4b Inches apart. The last four adjusnnetjt. .1: Music—Irving Grange. Wbcnor<?r any oqe is -released from “By tleorgef'. 'illy tarf ■ I ■started to swim to the ship, but for corn. Jail or peplt<>nt!kir.v after a lout sen­ WlH-ii the turnout reached his re-, Roll (Jail of Officers. j vuv; they gvMvucu reached iiit uc-iuxc before me. me. x I ucaru heard By the various combinations of Sprockets beans can be planted 4he following dlsui i> ay QnuutloM. Cc-I*ranoa of ,lng „ot but tence we rend that while he wat In trout Tbotpe sprang from’ the bushes and 17 Inches. . poor or dmvnriiiht bad health when he nnd caught the horse by the bridle. Address—Why we invit xl you. WiD..................... ’ ■ A Check Rower attachment can be furnished for planting beans or corn In hills, with any nnr did not bear the answer. — Tbe .boat's entered be comes but ns hearty ns a “Stand and deliver!" he cried, wav­ in a hill. • -. ’ UOail*r Kronewitter. crew ^Mmtx'd the ladder nnd went brick. 1’et almost without exception ing the ancient brier menacingly. A special wire can be furnished for close checking. . Response—-Why we can e, J. E. Ball- ■ aboard. I heard a scuffle, and a mo­ Tin.' onslaught was ro sudden that jails and iH-nltentlariro are insanitary, ‘bitt. ment later a heavy object dropped in sunless places, with no facllltle* for the girl gave a little sipjeal of alarm, Um? water. The tide was going out. precautions usntlly iafcefl by those wirn Recitation—Mrs.' Minn e Vester. which ahe instantly tried to cover with but I kept ahead of it In the direction Topic for discussion- What shall a Tbe Netw Deere No. !* will drop three kernels or two kerjiieis in each hill, or iworand-th," . .< wish to get or keep healthy. Tlie mys­ a nervous l.iugb. while the grwim en­ of the ship. Presently something sired and do it unfailingly, without being forgetful or getting excited. “Attends to its --triajt r fanner raise for a money । erupt J. V tery lies in two word*—regularity uud deavored to atone for the momentary floated by me. 'By the light of the • never drops a stitch.” This is something unusual iu corn planters as too many tarne . njrtu diet, ’flu- first is i|>erliiips the, more unfolding of his ariusby a magnlfi'xmt Wickham. J. J. Trflgo. tqoon. which by thia time was well up Disqnflliota—Woman and her sphere, above the horizon, 1 saw the upturned Important : Cha-kllkc regularity; ev­ outward calm and an intent scrutiny SPRING TOOTH and 60-TOOTH LEVER HARROWS, tnd a full line of Mr. • • y C. . ' "Mrs. Cora Ketcham. Mr. lAdam Wolfe. ashen face of tbe first mate. ' I soon erything, done on the -second and on of tlie dlRtant landscape John Deere Cultivator^ Riding and Walking. / J' . ’•Ob, so It's only yon, after all," said . Soloj—I, N. Cobk heard a secoral splash and knew that the same scraal e.^ry day: a recogni­ tion of the f:u,t that’ flhe laxly is n the girl, smiling down at him com­ Paper—The comparative value of the ' the captain had met a similar fate. machine. Then, as a supplement to posedly from the elevated seat. it was now all perfectly plain to me. windmill, and the gm*jliiie motor for “Only me I" lie exclaimed. "Now, »*e ' this, a shnjde diet—plain, not too ritriwl The men who hud gone ashore had fanner*.--Leo Burtwi. —enough to cat, but dot too much. - here, 1 Imagin' d I was n very terrify­ been babbling in their cups and bad Saturday Evening Ips4 A II kinds of Builders Hardware. Lowe Bros. High Standard Paints. Discussion— How to hold tho interts ing ]ierion<iUty In my; (laude Dural been overheard by some iierson or perof^he young peojde in the Grange, role. I'm dlsuppulnttHl/ You've hurt my son«_wlH) had taken advantage of their feelings by not displaying proper Mrs. Eva - Erway. Mrs.' Will Otis. I absence to capture tlie trenimre they ‘ The Farmers- Past. Preknir mid Fu- j bad talked about. I knew the robber* - Rev. Joseph D«lor.<lgp in his "Notes' ■alarm." Of tlto Settlement an<l Indian Wars In Tlie girl laughed. tore,—Will Kronewitter. . i had ikossesalou of tbe ship, nnd what retinsylvnrdti »iVl^Virginia.” in that "Well. hIf. kindly notice I’m stand­ Paper—What is success and what . to do myself 1 could not-determine. portion,of tbe worktrehtiiig of “Witch­ ing. Now. what would you have me de­ qualities are necessary to make a sue- 'Possibly I might swim the distance to craft" says: "The diseases of children liver?" she asked. cessfnl farmer? F. O. Stokoe. lh“ «bore, but I didn’t like tbe idea supposed to be Inflicted by witchcraft Phone No. 1. THE HARDWARE DEALERS Thorpe dropped,the bridle and came , Hastings, Mich Dimnuoion- Hu» the toner.'wile «ny ‘ ot to “»ke «waj were those of dropsy of the brain and round to tin’ side of.lhe trap. TMpooBlbility taw.rj the rurwl nhralA Ylttl “» «“»«• “ <">• tlie rickets. These wen1 diseases which "I think I’d be satisfied with a ride Mrv i.nrhT'.i^o dencc of their Identity. While I was could neither be accounted for nor back to town.” be an hl. Mra. Laura Lsborne. deliberating I heard the anchor chain cured, consequently they were ascribed Tim girt ralred her oyebvows. **n31c' I rattling through the hawse pipe and tU'Mimf Riipermitural agency. For the "I don’t we where we can stow The fifth degree will be given' to knew the captors were intending to cure of diseases Inflicted by witches you." she objected. Tbe famous leaning tower of Pisa lathose wishing to join the Pomona. • Ball, • or, rather, • ----- out of- the ■ omann. , make drift the picture of the supposed witch was a campanile or bell tower. Tlie build­ Afternoon meeting will be open. Every1 . ' harbor, for there was no wind. I 11s- drawn on a stump or piece of board . “1 think llaskhui needs exercise." big. which is cylindrical in form., Is said Thorpe, eying tl»e"groom critic­ tened, hoping to hear th® sound of nnd shot nt with a bullet containing body welcome ' 107 feet high and fifty ally and-with a meaning wink. . feet In diameter. oars Indicating the return of Uh? crew, a little bit of sliver. This silver bullet MraJEL F. Osgood. Lecturer It is more convenient for you to step to-the TelepL-mc and order-your Thorpe thrust bis hand into hie pock- made entirely of white marble. It is but beard no such sound. Tbe ship transferred a painful nnd sometimes et In a manivr who.-- meaning could called the leaning tower from tbe fact drifted toward me stem on. andr not mortal spell on that |>art of the witch hot be mistaken, whereat the grinning that It inclines some thirty feet from Wffrly Solicitude. , knowing what else to do, I clung to the rorres|wndhig with tlie part of tbe pic­ iTnsklus ■jpnnng ont with alacrity. . the perpefcdlculnk. and it is not gt1 neral"Doctor, my husband is dreadfully rudder. But, realizing that there was ture struck by tho bullet.” “Yes. sir. .Quite likely, sir," he said * ly known that this inclination, which troubled with sleeplessness. What is nothing there to support me for any than it is to walk way down town. Your order will lereire just at as he l>egnn with much ostentation to gives the tower such n remarkable apfood for itr ... careful attention, and you will get just as good gqvds :ir. ordering length of time, I_ let go my hold and, tigbten a girth. pearance was-not Intentional At tlie by phone as you would if*you-were present in penm;. 1 ’’ir costoBBe^ “You might try reading him to sleep, keeping close under the side of the Of all tbe freak remedies that are Thorpe sapped a coin into the time it was nlxmt half doue tbe error know this to be tr'ue, and we keep Two Delivery Wagons bu»y madam." , ship, waited till the bow drifted to me. sometimes proponed for Rick house groom's band nnd dlmbed Into tbe In measurement was perceivetl. It wus to Fupply their wants. Your grocer should h- like •«>ur;.ddf’..'r"What would be the use of that, doc­ then grasped a chain under tbe bow­ plants those which are recommisided ■ car t vou’ve got to trust him with your health as well as your r : if guarded against by the.use of extra tor? I try to talk him to Bleep every sprit. There I was better protected for rubber ;phintR are the worst. They he thinks of tour purse to.tbe detriment of your ht-abh. tec dr ‘|> “Drive on,” be commanded the girt tn brace* in the further, instruction of night, and it doesn't do a bit of good."— from being sera and might cling far ran all the way from applying beefhim quick. U e make healthy customers by selling-their, healthy stentorian tones. the building and an adaptation of the Chicago Tribune, . a long while: strok nnd cantor oil to the roots to coat­ food, aud satisfieo customers by charging th'nn <aii ptn ■ “Ton 'certainly arc a bold high way­ stone in the .highest’ ,portiou. There • When day dawned a breeze sprang ing the leaves with milk. Give your i man." idle said. “I suppose I must are seven bells ofi tlir top of the tower, up, and tbe ship hove away westward, ptants a properly prepared soli . nnd o|)ev Two Delivery tbe largest of which weighs 2.000 i keeping close to tbe const About sufflelcnt light nod keep the leavro free tem r nucertalnr~ be n^1Qd. Wagons. pounds, and these are no placed ns to Fhcn.Ho.W. ! sixty miles from Rio they ran .her from dust and scale, and you will firn!. ej her -.----। counteract ns fnr ax j«wsible tlie Iconashore, bow on. Knowing that I no necessity for such nostrums ns i ' ! should be discovered where I was,- I throe. Make it a practice to go over tbe ' Ti>e girl flicked the cob lightly with ing of the .tower ItiM'if. । the whip, the road. __________________ ■ . I,, • . i "uiji,end uuu they sped nn-* down ni>e<i ciuwu incronu. BU«am back to the rudder, keeping un­ punt, dull, with a K>tl cloU. und re mthen-d UIV tbe- sciua rein, JUIn­ ss.Mirnu , : der water all except my eyes, with move any Indication of dust, Reale or j ----- . bands . and. .headed ... . I TRAVELLING IS DANGEROUS. to his own tho cob which I saw tbe robbers carry the Insets.-—Country Life In America. ‘ , In the opposite direction. i Constant motion jars the kidneis I treasure ashore. There were five of 1 That inn t the way to town." tbe girl which are kept in place iu the body by them, one with red hair and beard dlIT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT observed. delicate attachments. This is the rea receng their movements. I noted hlfl Venus is both a monilng nnd evening star oecaiwe siie always aceomoanles 7 know ,L” Thon>e returned calmly. »°n that traveller!. trainmen, street car face and that of every one of them, star beennse sije always accompanies ' the sun never rocedlmr from him **Ha<1 r°u anr ,,lca 1 wnuted to roturn UjMMters and all who drive very so that 1 sbotild know them again. Aa tbe sun. never receding from him be-; fo fawn nn<M>r. ; much, euffer from k|dDey dIseoe soon as they got ashore each man yond certain limits, while the rest of |I "You said you wanted a ride hack to . iotne form. Foley s Kidney Cure started off. staggering under a bag of tbe planets, with the exception of Mer- ■ strengthens the kidneys and cures all town," she reniindad him. gold. I gave them time to get a start, cury, are seen at all possible angular formsi.ofT,kidney and bladder disease. t ; u L, ‘BUUP‘ Disease. if you are going to do any building this year. We carry a full "I did. I’ll admit." said he. ’ o«’t i Geo. h, Daurian, .locomotive engineer, then nwam to the ladder, climbed distances from the ruu. When Venus line of all kinds of lumber, such aa is demanded :u tmlhfof O., writes, aboard and after getting provisions Is to the west of tbe sun she rises lie- . didn’t sny I desired to take the1 direct Lima. • .V ------- ’ “Constant vibration XUiBUUU road there." of the engine caused me a great deal oJ and we will cheerfully quote you figures on any bills tou may The manufacturers of Royal followed them. They were talking fore him and is a morning star, bnt present. Or If you are going to do Any repair vAork, h-fihl a most of the time, which enabled me when she is to the east of the sun she i "Well, where are you going?" she trouble with my kidneys, and I got no Baking Powder have had 40 asked. relief until 1 used Folev's Kidney Cure.” to keep at a safe distance. They rises after him nnd is-an evening star. I porch or shed, come and see us. It won’t coati you a ce»< Sold by W.H. Goodyear the druggist Thorpe smiled guardedly. years of scientific experience. j moved eastward and after going about to come, and if we save you money on your purchr.- * - , as we , . M I Intend, with ynur uMlstance,* be 1 j Every method of bread-and- ten miles stopped at a deserted hut. believe we can, It will be to your advantage . The law lmi*osing a tax on bachelor? Rnnpuncetl. "to drive to paradise.” went taslde and when they came out Hasting* Markit*. cake raising has pe^n exhaus- ; hnd lpft lhe treasure. I knew they had gone into effect. *Wbfit? ws-.v.“ she gasped. One morning a little bnldheaded man i Thorpe's Rmlle'broadened. tJ^ely Studied in this country and had hidden or buried it inside, . Market® are corrected every “It may 1* far, It may ! After abroad. *** a ’hurrial ’—’lunch —’’ from “a ’basket —' “ appeared before the tax commissioners.' said musingly, “hut that be near.’ he \\ ednesday morning*and can be relied It Uro someI uponas correct at that date. “I’ve'jnst married inf fourth wife," --------------w.»b, . ,- , .-------------— . -Pon i they had brought with them they LUMBER DEALERS. The result is 'a perfect prod­ j started'on to tlie eastward, walking be said. "I’m entitled *2 to a w,h?r0 a,onK this road I am foolishly Collected Wedneadtiy, May 17 1905. - *larnnty. -------Phone 221. Hastings. Mien. Clileaao Tribune. confident." |l ppnnn/-i.uct Powder. Tribune. uvt in <u Royal *vwto.i Baking nxinujig * vwMd« '] rapidly. I felt sure they were going nln’t 17”—Chicago . PRODUCE, "What on earth: are j v ‘ talking ' Hutter-iac-we L per lb. you There is no substitute for iL t0 nl° «D|1 wtabed to got u»ro n» soon __ * VWM It. —- U... abpulT ’ she asked is amazement. TK . punty and ...J .efficiency .a:.:. M pos-orie In orderstriking that they shouldthey The of not |1C ndased a road, ---------------r,don't - ----------• Mr. Slack —Jolrnny. ever let"It mr has long l«en conceded by j Hoary’d^-ioc; wmte.-tte ><nr vnll you tnllr talk thnt that wny again! kTI won’t thoughtful theologians," said Thorpe VK(8ETAlil.E.s fruits ft.Powder have hired a countryman to drive them and hear Royal Baking Jrbwdcr wero lhug loMt w m(f have slang used,In this boule! Johnnv oracularly, "that -pnrndlne Is n state i Potato*-»e-prr bu." ‘ ••«<.• l„ol> been commended by the highest _t ,t,£ l.M*) However. I mgde my way to the city -But. pa. I-u Mr. Mack-Cut it out I rather than a place. I expect to enter I <U1 Most of th.' When Commodore Billings ami Mr. authorities of the world. or I'll hand you trae! See? — Browniug> ,lm t felicitous atate, when you say ! Cabha«r-30cMOc j 4 t <1 oz . ’ nnd hunted up the crew who had sera were of Ipwly b.:C Main were on the river Knblma they you’ll marry me, Nan, and I expect you MKatm These facts mean two impor- j the Ship sailing away. Soon after they Magazine. had for attendant a yuhng man from the nd of u bco'*' ----- ------ - ------------- -to funilllh wJth admlnalou some- i & ’ the 'dock return to her TI tant things to all housekeepers j bad ’left *** **** ,'w”r *to rt ~** ”m tn Kanoga, an island between Kamchat­ of a weaver. Hoty•rir-i .\riwr!CM EMptninrd.------------------- where along this road. Am I wrong in 'Wc^rw ■< took them to where the treasure had ka nnd North America. One dnv Mr. ufnct'un r. 8jr Ito Slukenhsrr "Mn." said Mrs. Mala prop’s, little being optimistic?" * V«sl mlyes. dre»se4-sc-Ta. ; been placed: then after securing It we Main asked him, fcWhat will thc sav­ son of a barber, t boy, “what is ’antimony?’" • ) The girl Rurveyed the flaming nu- ! Hogs. Hl!ve'. t).5o.^VWl7 Hcrh. dn-Mn«l-wtc-7c I went on to the ship, which at high tide First: that Royal Baking ages do to me If I fall into, their jmw- j of a wool stapler, “Sh. that’s not nice to talk about!" tunm colon In silence for a time. J W« managed to get afloat, and set sill blockmaker, Vlrgf '• Powder Is healthful and replied Mrs. Mnlapfop. ’ "It’s- what ’n ^Suppose." she said nt length, “that— BreroW 1 I for Rio. I assumed command,—npmakes wholesome food. ■ "Sir.” said the youth, "you will nev­ Stephenson the se>-11 f., pii»wniFn. i pointed two of the best men n» mates lady gets when she's divorced from, her Hint 1 say you ore wrong?" colliery. Ruins U'i- - • er fall into their power if 1 remain husband."-Exclmng.’Thorpe brought tbe cob to a stop. U,w that*®* Second : that Royal Bak­ and on arrival nt Rio went ashore I r.i!c^Pn’‘'',rwu'wl—*>c—>2e .with you. I always carry a sharp Franklin the sou li-’ • “I shall get out and walk to-well. pblriu—sHc ing Powder makes food nl’tnW and to the office of the chief of Beef RMe»~7>(c knife, and if I see you punmed and Oliver Cromwell t1' hot paradise." he sold. I pollci?. For a week I walked the streets good to taste. Hor»O Hides-S2.00 I tLM). : 1 ‘ a< iiiinc a A irnilrrmd employee In Dublin was unable to escape I will' plunge my -E*op was a ’ The girl said nothing, and Thorpe Calf Hk!ns-9e 1 . with a detective nnd visited tbe dives. strutting consequentially before n train Tallow—«4-4<r ..f n l’DKt knife into yot|r heart; then the savages a Lawyer's clerk, 1- 1 ; On tbe eighth day I saw two of the that'was to run direct to Cork, while। moved nnensily. : Wort coarse—30. Wool nne-ta. maker, lh? 1’ov a I'1' cud do nothing to you." 1 “ Sliall I walkr he said. men in n w-loon. They were arrested, he reiwatedly shouted. “This train er; Demosthenes v • ' . tortlu.1 M.'so. 2 nd, I jo This recalls the words of thtf French "You'd—you’d Iretter keep to theTtrlgPOWDER i and subsequently the others were also doesn't stop anywhere!" ler. Ben Jonson w brief „,krJ a knlglit reported by Joint lite. “Swear iunl quest, it seems to me," she salrnin ' taken in. • a traveling tinker. n<-> ; low tones. ,k. .j, <■< * «“• to me." said Queen Margaret, "that if ■ I took the ship to New York to her Edmuud Kean wn? 'h< ^gnaoa cd'.*zbu- *ij°-A .onh: wan.- ...1.1 rack Eton. Tborp.- pamwi bar <h» rein. »nd the Saracens become masters of Dam!I owners nnd told my story. The ownwooi-soft.Si.,s: mixed, fc.oo; h*rt42so. carpenter; OttVMte* «.a a “l> a s-JJ l.ilfal like a raaaer. Ue Ma ; laaitood Halit heartedlj. ettn you will cut off my heed before .. HAY AND STRAW ” ’ I era gave me permanent command, and ■oWLIer; Homer was » ’ be ailsbtx caetal la <!e rtgbt war. but "Drive narwbere you wUh." be Mid No. 1 TlmcAby—*.00 they can take me," - ' . .,-J huli'MM- •” i we made a compromise on salvage at be Ha kick h|> a now'Dll ’.rarbapce It yeaeroualy la said to have bcgu< Yoa can't take m. oat ot Na.21lm<*hy-** "Willingly." returned the knight "I flWT* Hxjr-*7 0O--K J20.000 ELLIOT WALKER. list might be oxte-. it goes wrong."—Washington Star. ■ saradlse now." T. BLAIR EATON bad already thought of doing so If thc contingency arrived.** If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there is anything useful vuu want to buy, place an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN, S' w,‘* “ ““ p“p <te±: Made by tiie MOLINE PLOW CO., of Moline. III., bas been thcrougiiiy tested by practical farm­ ers and. has. met with great success THE GRANGE wm. The New DEERE No. 9 Planter. A FULL LINE OF FISHING TACKLE AND FISHEMEN'S SUPPLIES. Goodyear ros Use the TELEPHONE Groceries, Fruits, and Vegetables HORTON’S HEALTH is the Most Important I HARPER’S LUMBER YARD । 3 3 J. S. Harper & Company, | ROYAL ABSOLUTELY PURE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-05-25.pdf bd8d9fab46488833b01f3e70d8de3fa7 PDF Text Text • Admiral Dewey" has colts three years old and .i. i [kst prize of 00 will be given for the best^J,* J «tn» fine *. ■ iw responsible for accidents, thouih alTire iSiS “AdtmrJIDewey ^"7 County ... ,;;IU p.ld tor, and any one parting wl,t mar£^’ to ? I’rew"t "?”tl ’.racted. ’ held for hnurance. Mamiml,?!“ BUnd their , 1 ®® returned m in- s.c 5ct-nnT-P J. F BLACK, Manager NGS I ?IfT|K J ;| YEAR Ko. BANNER 4. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MAY 25? 1905. Iltlffi I! OVER (ARtfULLY WHlKl "' SHALL BANK. VOUR SHOULD PUNISH THE HOGGISHNESS I Of Those Who Used Nets and Ex* plosives to Capture TWELVE PAGES. stall wins m- COAL MINING IN EA­ MAD CASES TON COUNTY Some Figures oa the Production of Brook Trout. DECISION BY JUDGE WANTY WE TRUST IDEA STRIKES HASTINGS SPECIAL SESSION OF SUPERVISORS Will Convene Thursday June 5th. AN EGG STREWN HIGHWAY Coal In Our Neighboring To Consider New HeatSALOONS OF THIS CITY HAVE HEN FRUIT WAS PLENTY IN County* Several local fishermen who r, uv spCUIr ing Ptant. spent COMBINATION ON BOOZE I both time and money getting brook The May. report of the Ktate labor ' CARLTON WEDNESDAY AFTER­ GRAND RAPIDS. | The call has l>een duly commissionergives interesting facts and signed and trout planted in the streams hereabout PRICES. NOON OF LAST WEEK. , figures about the production of coal in I notices scat out convening the boad uf have I lieen greatly chagiuned to 7ftnd j Michigan for the months of Docem■ spperviwjn* in special semiem in this SAFETY MST DESIR­ that their efforts have been so little ONE ROAD HOW­ । her, January, February and March. It i city Thursday June 8 next. The ob ­ ABLE ELEMENT appreciated by people living near aome PROPOSE TO FIGHT IN­ . ' ject uf this gathering is to decide on A LIVELY RUNAWAY EVER EXECPTED i shown that beginnings hre being made ■ of the streams. In Home instance* it CREASED TAX 1 the new fieating plant for the court • in coal production in Eaton Co.,. that THE CAUSE ia learned that the trout have f>een • . house and jaiL The special com­ r’.i- ments of Bit In■ promise much- for the" future. The netted, in, other caaes> dynamite caps Salt ,Involved S4.ooo.ooo and Re­ Aliurin; A mittee appoiutod to consider the heatmines opened *>ul producing are near Bi* Red Card, Printed With Uniform1 ingTplant will meet at the court house A Natty - Chicago Drummer Was ■ t. Should Be are said to have lieen exploded in the suit E,taMI,he< Validity of ; Grand Ledge. Bat it is knuwn that there deep holea, all this l>eing dona before Scale of Prices for i is coal in paying quantities in Chester, . the day before, and it is exjected they Thrown out in the Mud and will uh.-c !ed. . . Slate Tax J aw. the trout season, opened May 1. A will recounneud some definite plan t<» and near BelievQB. The qtiautity of Tanglefoot: Remember the Experience. tn an opinion blinded dnifn by Judge 1/"coal mined in Baton - county for the drustid doao of law ought to be meted the hoard: Whether any thing elso ; for a rainy out to prevent such lawleas hoggish- I «OW> P. Wahty in the. reiteiTStot.-. The trust principle seems to be get­- thhn the heating plant will be considAlong a certain road in Carlton . four months wag 2.238 tons, and the vhrre to n'esa. Those, who used (hero unlawful .district court Friday aftarneon, tlj«--' number of |M’rwas employed was 27. ting in itH deadly graft in Hastings.. end will protably Ixj determined when township W«-due**day afternoon of last 'Hi. re are many means have the same right to fish-in s stiite ob Michigan fa given n sweeping 1 week, egg* were'strewn about as thick ■ Without doubt the near future will ace The booze-dib]<*u»:rs uf this city have the Ixjard eunvenes. > promising the streamA as did those who planted vlrtorj- oventhe twenty-eight railway : formed a combination to secure uniform as they could I* fur a distance of a n 1’lh'ee uhieild trout in these waters, and they have : companies which opimimmI in the courts 1 coal mining cttiducted on a much prices for their liquid wares. Hence­ ARRESTED FOR DRUNKENNESS mile or mote. The superstitions person ' . larger scale, as It is undenrtood that :• ■ ;!? j Then there Leo Shields, of Natdiville, was1 run bearing in mind that "shower of the same opportunity to catch them I tin, collection of the tax under the ad 1' considerable capital has become in- forth hairpulling headache** coming . .'Uipanie*.. which lawfully. But to use unlawful stones" around the Martin School . night , means valorem act of 1W1. Only one road. ■I vested in coal Jaixls in Chester and from oil-of-gladnew sold over Has- in by night-watch Reid Saturday , -n higher inter- and fish at unlawful times is a wrong ‘ the Grand Trjmk. fa excepted in thc , Bellevue^ Barry tM. will be behefitted tings liars, will cotne higher. From bn a charge of drunk and disorderly, House a few yean. ago. might have decision in favor of th- state, and the ( from the openh$ up of a near-by coal now on one had best count the cost This is the party wlxim a Nashville concluded gthat either' game Nature to everybody. ' re tiu» oply safe liefore starting out to put an 'oroide |®ry recently declared: innocefit on the had.M'lectrd a different material; for : exception fa made under an old terri- IIW<L. ’ a:, who Wants to "showering" ur else some travelling tint on the city, ur cut a figure n • «me change. I torial act of Itttft. whim he needs it opera - company, hadn't given the ~ i The suits of. the railway* who had ! with the sidewalks, ur tip over'the ;—T----- ~ telephone poles by too hard leaning THE FlfLHTH I asked (or an injunction to restrain the people the right" kind <rf a show, and ♦i»«t|; the nearer against them. Henceforth these I HL Llulllll was escorted out of trammid the ac.­ I auditor general from proceeding iiganst • ■_ money in 1 them for the collection uf the tax hv thing, will he iayhn luxury cto* 1UUII1I nilinilCT claim of bunding eggs, in lieu of other boqueta. • t. tliv more ho *ew««l under thefad valorem * act. has I n^u™.t.^ r, X ra <.y ^ The long and «hort of it was about IS BEING HELD IN THE METHO. attracted the attention of the whole* has rig/* I . —■ | this way: Harvey A. Gikh. of Waldron. icouniry. In mere mqpey value, the! IOWA'S ‘CORN SPECIAL" WILL Mich, representing the Acme Food Co., DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Now if yon step into-any Hastings Qp THE BARRY COUNTY fut whom this • ca-e involve |4.lioO.'XX> and a prece-'. BAR of Chicago, was in Coats Grove liooxery yoti will observe a large red ADD 50 PER CENT. TO THIS dent -was involved that effects the nut ;b.»ve the opTHIS CITY. HELD MONDAY card printed in buld.lblack-facrd type. ‘ ASSOCIATION A— Wednesday to delirtir a lot of his prog«4d luanM near railways the country nnd every state YEAR’S CROP. । duct. Henry Ragle. the local, merchant and on this nnarrhist-culored sign ■ EVENIND and imunicipnl government. - of That place, concluded to "kill two will be fount! the names of the va­ It was th'* claim of the railway.-* that him I INTERESTING PROGRAM rious liquors and ci>m)M>unds of the ' birds with one stone. ’ and collect .a' the ad valor* in net was, in violationlot of eggs while "the food was ‘being EACH SESSION nf the f<Mirt«s*nth amendmejtt of the PROF. LOUIS G. MICH­ vune. and the schedule of prices. WAS A VERY ENuf >iur n-adA fainy fairly gixxt gm 4 mau load or of eggs eggs that uotl to be shadoda bit when IDYARI F AFFAIR delivered; ki>v’r«£ A United States cufistitutiun aud that AEL HELPS THE ^OBK 6omv * • y tb.it they JUTMDLL HrrH,n had lien rereived when Mr. Kagla sold in clusters are now in the fi an<l Program For the Morning and ; they were l>eing discriminated against. --------— stopped at a certain place to gct/*>mo . "HD rent straight chiM. We say this fe‘ becata.se the general property o'f the ■ Very Intere.tln* Th <!htaW '“u — <*»no for we have reason to tliink it i* Fine Menu, and Afternoon Session For .stntd und-r the genera! taxi law wv Former Hastings ’ Boy Takes Part umcthing. placently seated on the wagon, . ]>oringAttorney Kubert Dawson Jr. who no ''nhddiviihi^LL i ■ . , To-Day. In Crusade for Bigger Corn Crop Responses to thc Various ' over a little tinok. and the horse was doubt is acting for his dents, bus/ In'diis ofiiiiion Friday Judge Wanty . I it will .!» Toasts. nipping the grass at the wayside. Al! • caused these cards tb be printed nt the , The Barry County Sunday school for Iowa. •.<a riot to dn aaso.riation is holding its annual con­ ji!h*-os a negative answer to ouch and »r a , . nt once the ho rue hwked up and dis, BANNER offii-c. since thin wm the rhe RANKER has lieen given by only office in town where sufficient . fay high in- vention-in the Methodist church in this all of tbe.*r principal claims of the I "f ‘-' ■•■-I «■■• bi* m»>-wlU over — U» railway a He makes negative answer : John Michael of this city a copy of th<- Rt4>ck uf the aforesaid large, bold-faced :‘nnaal banquet of tin- Harty County wagon. and started out on a dead run, h .*rler to pay city with a 4nir attendance. There to tlarae qta-stioiw even in the Grand D -* MoiQra. la., ltegi*«rr and Leader black type to print all the names of the "B“f Assra-iation. whienwas held at thc j inw4 drojtpingdown the auimal'e ’ s swb Iwnks was a good program fur l>uth ’.he Trunk suit? but the Grand Trank, or of May 7, cjmtaining an account of liquids and the prices thereof for the . ®P*"roPal Pariah House, the elegant . hin(j fwt miui found himafternoon and evening sessions yeptrr- as it is given in the individual case. aume intereating work performed by I aforesaid red cards conld las found. me”n being furnished by the young< ..between tbe and deep. . that mnuis day. Below IB •the program 'for the the Detroit Grund Rapids ^JTMilu au- his win Lx.uii* G. Michael, now con- Now T ’ ’ ’ in politics Robert is a trust- ' bulies of St. Agnes Guild. It was a blue sea," wasn't "in it" with the . n v arson nd chance* Mseiona toHiay. «• to^fay. I kee. defense was als«» tniule un the nected with the Iowa Agricultural i buster, and just.why he should lead his , vt’’T enjoyable affair. The lawyers , Chicago man. The events of a life tors’ money In good THURSDAY MORNING basis of a territorial act. It apenrs. College, .is ktit.ion chemist . clients into a combination or trout is : alwBy’ have a good time at tbeae 1 through hia mind in one ■ may* be paid, but in It appears that notwithstanding the ‘--------- ■ ~----- ------------------ 1----- *— I annual gatherings, and this year was i gj-^d nutb. and the idea ofself prua9: »j0 Song Service, led by D. C. -d tinwa. losses always j foatttiufol on p*x< tkrar. Stiles, fianfield. . nch soil of Iowa, and the fact that it Conttnncd no exception. ervation began to absorb his thoughts, ConHnnnd on pa<e ps<r three ■.! nt kind of loans. fa known as the greatest corn-growing The lawyers gave their first attention He struck a happy scheme, be would PevotioiuiX tol by Rev. Ctow Bnul- £LEQT£D C. H. OSBORN ’ * of this city pay Mate of the Union. stUI the yield of MICHAEL DOSTER WILL to the elegant refreshments ’’crv*d by . crnwl Or er the egg crates and dropoff rest. »-<<mj>c’unded th: Bible bUn-ro irofi FOR VACANCY corn per acre has Iwcn disappointing in rn T ° th<T ““P1® Jn ‘ rear end of the wagon. He Edarted Pfl rn TH gFRMANY CrRMANV tb Ib° yott,MC . O,U4<1 To j”“*.' ; the many re*pqrta. It remained for Prof. b U ™ hh RMAN Y , ,lc0 whs clone. Wherever else the limb, | to chmll . saving^ deposits. GO TO GERMANY Wlul done. Wherever ehe thbmb. t ^, utng e „ t „ „f Customs, Mrs. G. T. Fisher. Delton. snfe Ioans. Yon the law may be lacking, it i, «afe v. we„ dOTlwl Ux, „nM1(e tocrBwl „„r. On the Board of Review, Mr. Luke Holden, of Ames College, to discover. Discussion. ' wy that when it romc to ability to The Mlinlld., increared. The tj. t standing and 10: 110 The Sunday School and Mis-1 as be did last-year, that the cause was After Fifty two Years Residence In Waters Having. Re­ - manage them. a)n.reci»te-A|reo4thm* -uftl1eline;druBn,„ |<mWa ,hw4 anii Kvm| n,fi imj.ro.Ti.h.-.l mil fmt Itot it Amef)c> „ c w| „ v|g|| F , lh „. sions. Rev. Thus. Youngs. Prairieville. • tiring only five of a iMtnqoct. .wen the met erititol I rlght signed. , poor seed.. b*>r corn to do its liast, . W:8U Paper: The Conversion of the ; rould find no fault w.tl. tbem-.t lea-t , Hwny *„rtlul.triy . . . nr > the ruling Scholar, the Prime Object of Sunday p-: Becans hfa duties its a i member uf there should lie a stand of three stalks N land. with the member, of the Barry eonnty , thc fBrmere jn thM Tfcwty • Sot all pf a Scbiol Work. Mrs. Elmer Warren. Sun- t]w of review w«iuld|keep him at to a hill. Pro!. Holden found tfeat for Michael Duster, of Prairieville, will.* k«pt iranetl out field. r: ; tdottid their roml work, and the Hide of . that wutk ailjWtime riglg now. when the ntate nt Inpo*. the-' stand awragtti . in company with Louis Ehrmann, of • After the tonqnol Judge Smith w;w I the highw»y wM plowwl up. and * • >r-‘ wher|tbe Tsteks . Discussion. ^Reflex Influences in Sunday he lias must to do in iaking.caro <>f the two Malka a hill. Unlike wheat or Kalamazoo, start for ^Germany this H: W» I^.k. ......... .................. ....... liacl mTOky th„ recent | -.t ■ cent, cbm- i School Work, Miss ‘Nellie Bowman^. i;wool business. Luke Uatctft felt com­ rye. when it is thin r.»m will not stool week. Fifty two years ago. then a introduewl a, tmtomarier. and Med Aillk, “ ‘ w. .... w. that ditficnlt portion w.th tact «1«1 „ linK a grand - leap for life" wn. . • . ;.o ing all that Johnstown. pelled to r«-iign that imsJtjum, and the out. Thera will never In? any mon-1 young mau of 18. Michael left his hum** . .» I. »•..»» ire.e Lt... .wwr*.a«,ztn «1 • 11 , . ,. , — . I ability. • nlivening the occasion with Discussion. 1 . rfAiJl. t-vnuit. and decided upon, any itntopdiately execat- -s I council named (1. H. Osborn' as his stalks than there are kernris planted. . and kindred in the Fatherland, and anecdote* and sayings which enlianced cd. When his fifteen different summer­ 11-.50 Appointment of Committees. Miecessur. Mr. Widtera 1<h>K» after his ---. Prof. . Holden ibscovered a tdmpl* o.-ime to America. He has worked Adjournment. thc pleasure of the menibt ra of the bar sault evolutions were * competed the firms’ large busitWM in The pureJuuM* method by which. *w*d corn cuuldbc hard, fawn frugal ■ and saving and and their guests. THURSDAY AFTERNOON drummer looked up'^unly to see thc ear fur germ* always-the soul of honesty. Of <v>urM* of wools, and has a great i mat: v men carefully tested"in the ' , The first on the program of toasts , frightened animal p-ihg still faster - . . .. r> irigmewru miumm >»■ working under him. and find- *t take- inating power, nnd the ixs>r ears re­ he luv prospered. But while's loyal I: 80 Opening. wa. ■Early iterollortion, of tto B»rry „,„Bnh, On)ye> Wa.,^JWith Carltun ’ Reports uf Committees. . all his time to aee to than work. He jeered, He also ascertained that mmxI American his love uf native land is :■ Making h?ansfpr County Bar" by Judge William J.. ' RejKjrt of Treasurer. • ■•ime bank has done the hert he (wreibly could «u»*‘ curn should 1* saved early in the fall, still strong’: and now at »<» years he ! Stewart, • of Grand Rapids.. Judge mud plastered all over him he arose, Miscellaneous Business. not half so pretty as hr was. but still the prime cause of defective m c ! com will visit the scenes of his boyhood. • r. th»-y may hive 2:45 Paper: Relation and Obliga­ has made an excellent official. Stewart was lx>m in Barry county,' in thc ring, and thankful that he mbeing the freezing of the car before it . •-night not | to tion of the Church to the Sunday prounuhv-l •: Soperiou-ndont of Hartin*, City ™ “"toTl AM thaC. CIRCUIT COURT. HAD FINGER AMPUTATEDiiad thoroughly dried out. He deter■ ■ iter return than School. Miss Alma Smith. Assyria. school, many year, «o. «nd .rodnsl i r(.TO, igga wera 41,ing Dincuseiun. minnHhat m . m n I coni should be gather ­ . law. mnM w.mm nHwaaWawl » hn ha. an t ho . . „ city offer. In the circuit court the case against j aw wo admitted to the bar in the , About thre\weeka ago. (laud-Slawed liefore Octolxjr IB, him! put in a dry — ill? ”T* C ° Z’ । j that Carlton road. There- wasn't any Song. , . .. ,,. , . , } Pixley for haatardy has been continued. .. « I city. *He wan therefore in a position ti^<0„fPXr SS. Relation “y'“^> and "' Oblige“‘5m ~n. .c^r M carpenter ofUib. of this, city living in.ngin in place where it would be free from front. . . .1 egg storm at all. . ■' ..n.I.VBush, *4z<V1ZW>1 tn thft . ran a lorjg . < __ ,1—1. , ascertained • i i how ... . ' I*wis Cole, chargedIUwith■ running CYCLONL INSURANCE. . Church, Mr? Bertha Delton. , the second* ward, hemlock He also Utter Igceda . . slot '1 to recall many pleasing incidents and ...be grown ,bv farmers. . machine, pleaded . . is not ’yetaenDiscussion. 1 sliver into the index finger of his right of, coni could ■ *Tle tetTihb-1* rmuloes in Kmisas amd - — .guilty: .. 77* ; to recall personal experiences that were EX.SENATOR GEORGE E. " NICHOLS HERE MONDAY tenced. The criminal cases sgainst appreciated, .fadgo Stewart is a 8:1° Paper : The Bearing of the i hand. It became infected and badly Olclab.n .. have- destroyed ™ r i« ..-zs; Ex Senator George E. Nichols of Proin ”' -’■oU™ « tbrentento wrion, eonfcnndn i- • - and ^hundreds of KJu? y , rg , r Scl (1 Vcttv ‘ he pwpl. „f i hl , Nation.Airs. Lukian renner, frairte. loni^ was in the city Monday, as he . seqnnces it was cut off Monday afterIteniMul-. <>r 1 - of property are re- vjUe luniy. . was commanded by Judge Newnham. noon. Drs. McGuftin and Luwry per­ ■Hiding].., *■ of rore. Thl, i. ,lx,nt two third, o< , — (rf G JeMi - Discusaion. ---I, "The Press'was the sentiment iu o f Grand Rapids, tu report hereon Music in in tne the nunoay Sunday f, forming the operation Dr. Rinaell nmist- wbM H 011*111 to vroduor. Prof. Hol- goiTj^,...----- 1------ --------8:30 Paper: Music ■ -K-.r.n*>t these twisters. and responded to by J. H. the first day of June term. But hia ’ Hastings. ing Mr< Hlawton »eem« now in a fair what it ought-to produce. 1 rof. no - gnj|tytd disposing of contract properSchool, Miss Elaie’ — Wetzel. ■ den say* that at least Wiper cent of the ty . not yet sentenced. -----------------------------------------------— CMe wU1 trie(1 fc,. n long time »vn fortunate in regard Song: Jesus. Savior, Pilot Me. way to fully recover from the injury. Continued ro on |w (Mute t.. m.1 corn plahtol ahonhl grow. Mid --------------------------. cromuTO ■ ln rn,tatliBty. ■'but^neverthetyax Benediction. ' jbecycU. and IHm; destroyed coffeefor everyonerAVERvsTRAVQ£RSESTEALIN(i DEATH OF MRS. ASA RORK. COFFEE FOR EVERYONE. a very strange ON DECORATION DAY. than Wurth of property UurrM.iv HORSESTEALING PAINFUL INJURY. In this ...u railroads and grain-dealers combined, •Sr. Barry Co. j»?ople i i Mrs. Asa Rork died Monday after­ About u wrt*k B*t> » piece of flying . , Tuesday afternoon a man giving his I with three cars Saturday J. Homer DePue Several Merchants Will Close After fitted np a apecinl train - linst as the property IS'too for Prof Will nKme „ t),vid Porter telephoned to noon noon at at the tne home oom** of ot Chas. i/nan. Ik-lsoi^ in >d -j • ’ xteel entered one of Ruf— Turner s for assembly rooms f—d tvre fcr ™~‘r by the :<ri» Mutual Cyclone eyes while he w„ at wore around Rutland after a long and painful illI 10 o'clock Serve Coffee and Biscuit (Joods the sheriff’s office, the phone being an; neSH. The funeral uevured yesterday Holden and party, and sent this train I •?.- has insurance of borne. The eye kept growing worw j F I tiwered by Deputy Sheriff Ritchie. Ho afternoon. We will give an obituary f'-r fco early this spring over the whole state . j ■I of which fa the rec' arranged to meet near the C H Th. fonowin* meretonu have ~Mr. _Ritchie --------------------- ---------__________________________________________________ 11*1 of t ;-.ujy. and whioh has out the piece of iron, the operation ■ As will be seen in hia advertisement | BANNER office comer. He explained notice next week. coni, and how to select seed corn next n SO car It i» «!« “ *' fled lh' ’ r ^ tav M11V 30. 2^,04 tow t^proi-g^ better variin thi. lame. j. Homer DePurt u>e that he hrtl .tolen a ho™, and buggy Thr a , lnMl rotn „„.„ r «* o t uf managed that but one was a very painful one.. I: ’i *’------ *•* jwm.-.-.i h ■ -into place, .taaofrorn. There wa» grret internet grorer. will wrve tto tenon, A aleBlue Sunday evening from a ohuroh rtwd m the B«rr> Co. Normrt Clam will occur that Mr. Turner's eye-sight wil I after 10 o'clock in the forenoon: \n the "Co saved. ’ PIONEER I Wright Bros. three car, were always I»aek«L Some-! Blwuit good, free of charge, ami . E,ton fUpjd, (ound thW the honw , JntK ,, w„ -,.u, gh, tl„. |in<n,. MEETING. J. T. Pierson* & Son. J'nW'lMpiqp.-t-n ttttna » ball would be hired. Ten stop, furthermore cordially invltre everyone had been Molen, ud took poawmion of , „ M , WILL BE A BUSY YEAR : Barry Co. will . J. S. Goodyear Co. tl°i » made Over 100,000 farm- to attend and partake of his hoepitah- . fha rig which Foster nad left in one of Hal!. H.-v-tinpi. at 10 “ heard Prof Holden and his ty. Mr. DePue recently secured the । tho Hvw l>arns here. Foster explain- | ' W. E. Merritt. • trday Jtine 10. All era uiuri _____ ’ OH. Prof, [i oxetaive agency of tto Yale Blue ; «1 to tto otlioer that to had never had ! । th assistants. Among the latter «u was Ihof. ' Frank Horton. !<'>nld attend and For The Cyclone and Windstorm L. J. MicbMl. a former Haatin*, f„rre:.-;, tbi. city u>« want,»v.«. the pe.>- a home: that he had been the victim uf ■. I assist . . toy. . |„Coffee - ... — Cook & Seutz. Insurance Co. from the £howAs a result of Prof. Holden's discover- pie ’ to u become --------- acquainted with itll its ill luck and had decided to du some- ‘ Hama «.t Rn.w. The Hastings Banner recently I KILLED IN SOUTH JBEND. ics and the work of the ’‘com special* ’ merit Yale Blue Coffee is handled by . thing that would get him into prison । ’ ing Made up to the Present. installed a new press and type- | leading dealc b all over the country and where be would be taken care ot. Evrecent windstorms cyclones An Appreciation of and evdones inThe thisrtxtult and other states have brought i rYertenJay Yewtenhy afternoon Amon uton. it Is expected that Iowa’s corn crop setl'ng machine to accommodate . han a reputation behind it to sustain ideutly there fa nothing of the criminal their rapidly increasiug patron- ' a flood of applications for insurant , of th« received a dispatch from this year will reach bMMXI).OuO bunhela. I of this eny, rovoA.M- ____ K about him. It fa bclejved hia mind is ! age. For cities the size uf Has- | it into the office of the Windstorm Tnsur- ji Sonth Bend, Indiana, -»-Hn<r stating that thst his ■ THE BANNER. tinRs, the Banner Is easily the All lovers of a good cup of coffee nnbtdance^l. He had all the chance in ■ yfar -expect brother Will death particnlara by a live j BAR ASSOCIATION OFFICERS. this j electric wire.had met Further be*t newspaper published. Id ' should visit Mr. DePue’s store Satur­ th<x world to get away with hfa stolen , *Encl«eij •• -t- find 31.(0 for my Michigati. ana cutnptUiO with all < ance Co. inT 'this city. -------They ~-Expect 'vUI l“mnL __________ rhe ■”*ofliMn Monda. by day. Certainly ho wouldt not invite property luul he wished. He is kept* io ’ the weeklies of the slate, the ^ripu’un from the showing made so f_. ib‘the Hasner another Ito neightorhood of SETTLEMENT NOTICE ' U-Barry O> Bar A^toiatloii aro a, everyone to call and sample it if he jail. Banner is among the it>p-uotchyear that their total insurance w... * change my address ers. The Republican ,"i.|y hopes were not confident of its merits, and W0, 000.0X1, tjgmy SETTLEMENT NOTICE. Billy Barber catcher for the Grand • i follows: reach in tLv ' V°® Larejr that Hastings and Barry county - ■ to• A. -•syris. fiki.n. n j-. u R.. F. D., No. Pr»-W. w- Potter' Rapids league team was home over b<«n reported this year which far ifii indebted to mo will please call at fullv appreciates the enterprise •ao.ooaoua Eighty low, haveisalrtwly r « lh** Brenl improveVico Pre,.—H. E. Hendrick. i tbeBanm^repreeeotr.—Chai! tte - • of-------5u far for {n • the Sunday nursing a badly injured finger advance over- that last year former place of business and adjust ®etiM the Rakner, and wish you Republican. Vico Pre<-U «. Pryor. same period. The present year prom- their accounts. I will be there to make Umbrella re-covering. Crittenden received in practice juat before a re­ « terto'HiccvM.’’ gecy.-A. E. Kecmton. cent game commenced. Bros. 'Yours Truly, Trw.-C H. Thomae iacs to be a busy and prosperous one ■ iwttiementa. for die comply. W. ti. Goodyear. • L. A. Hyde. IS MON- OF U. S. DISTRICT COURT COUJIIY SUNDAY. SCHOOL CONVENTION WILL ®WI IS (REASt TORN CROP A"NGAt BANQUET ^ BEST IN MICHIGAN 1 �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 25. 1905. state of Michigan and for the republi­ CEDAR CREEK. astings anner can party if there was an opposition SAD CASE OF OELER' D. L. Morthlaad went to AnnJArbor IUM TREMENS hurt Sunday to see hia wife who is party so strong that the republican party would have to be on its good be­ ' there for surgical treatment. The last havior all the time. The trouble seems COOK BROS. Editors. Cassius Vanderiip, of Freeport, Taken heard from Mrs. Morthland was that to be that the people fear to trust the i she was doing as well as could be ex­ democratic party, feeling it la better Into Custody Suffering From i pected. to overlook republican shortcomings | Henry Bergman has bought a new than run the chance of suffering from ' Cassius Vanderiip, a married man of McCormick binder of which he is very democratic administration of state ’ 23 years living at Freeport, js in jail j proud. affairs. , suffering from a terrible attack of de­ C. E. Bailey has a fine a lot of wool ' lerium tremens. His occupation is I bought and stored in his bam as any The tyranny and un-americun charac­ mason and butcher, and he ’ is a hard man need to look at. . ter of some of the labor unions was' I worker. But it appears that, he* has a ■ ADVERTISING RATES. > Wheat is looking very nice in this rates fural»b"d on appll i clearly shown up at Chicago last week. fierce appetite for whiskey, buying it part of th© county and be a ^ne Businrs* local* ' and rc*dlnt notices. , On The officers of a certain woodworkers' j by the bottle, and emptying a bottle in PMC. or atnong RrevlUra. l*V4C a line; vI»a union admitted that they hired Chicago wee. 7e a line. Armce ot seven wordsto the thugs and crimnals to assault non- I very short order. Jt is claimed that he There is very much diwatisfaction as I has consumed a 'quart a day at times. J?"?* lc * word ,or ®ach Insertion. | union men. paying 115.00 for each ! He did not ordinarily show much of to our mail service on the route from Card •< Thank*, twrnty-nv.-cents each. । Cloverdale, all of tho mail • from the OMra*rv.j>oMry and resolutions. Sc * line. victim. One of these was killed as a j the effects of his heavy drinking out- : taOom of births, deaths or m«rrta<«k will be result1 of slugging. The detectives ' wardly, but the booze was doing ita east by the way of-Hastings is one day Clnre,! ' late as the carrier starts from Clover­ | have been at work on the case a long deadly work just the same. Thursday | | time, and finally have the confections l of last week he was taken with the dale at eight o’clock in the morning; । of the union officers us stated, and the ' tremens. For a time his friends at ! that is before thc train from the north union’s books to prove that such ex­ Freeport^were able to restrain him. I on the C. K. <ft 8 . arrives. There will be an effort made to have the carrier penditure was authorized and paid: I He seemed to have the idea that certain . ! persons were bent on. taking hi# life. I held until after that train ccmai in. , The President has been criticised by Sunday forenoon hia wife, who had ; The carrier has a short route . and the rest all have long ones and there is no According to an estimate made by certain republican paper* for being • stepped over to a neighbors fo»-< few reason for sending him out at eight Director North of the cencus bureau, the guest at a banquet of the Iroquois • momenta, returned ' to her home, and and holding all tho rest of the carriers Club at Chicago, a democrat political ; Vanderiip in his dderium imagining this country’s population is now along the road until after that train Well, what of it? ’ Mr. i her to be oqe of the persons who were 82.518.1’20. an increaae of 6,214633 organization. since the census of 1900. This is- ad­ Roosevelt. so far as that Ls concerned, pursuing him hit her over the head PODUNK. mittedly a guess and near enough for was elected by democrats almost as । with a poker which he had in hia hand. ordinary purposes. It Indicates that much as he was by republicans. He is I Help came quickly, and he was overThe late rains have delayed corn the people's President, and can con ­ j powered, and Sheriff Furniss summonin 1910 we shall have a population of planting so that thia week will sec the 90.000.000. or more, not including the sistently be entertained by a club of j ed. The latter and a deputy went to farmers bustling to get it in. inhabitants of the dependencies, whose one persuasion politcally as another. | Freeport and brought Vanderiip to Several from this place attended the ; this city. He is not under arrest, but funeral of Dean Ferri# Sunday. dusky tribes would increase the —Portland Observer. \ total to a round i(>J.OOQ,UOO. This i is kept in a cell to prevent hi# harmArrangements are l>eing made for a An Iowa man reports that he has sold । ing others as well as himself. He is eurelyis getting to be a big country. school social to be held the .last Friday and no higher tribute could be paid his 10.QUO clip of wool for 28 cents a j receiving medical aid, and it is hoped of the term. ’ he may recover. We wish any young pound, and 20 ewee at $12 a head. to the wisdom of the founders of Meedaiws Newton and McCarthy the republic than that so many peo-. This same man remembers that he re­ । man tempted to’f take his first glass of pie, representing''^?). wide a range of1 ceived but 11 cents a pound for his . liquor could see young Vanderiip in­ also the Misses Bigg# attended the County W. C. T. U. convention .at wool and that be' could not sell his ; his delerium, os he goes about his cell human thought, aspirations and im­ * pulses. dwell together in perfect peace sheep at all during the Cleveland ad­ ' wild eyed, trying to tear out the rods, Lacey last week. ministration. Some people here ­ 1 never ’ sleeping a moinent for two nights i The Yoekley L. A. S. and W. C. T. and harmony under tho institutions established so long ago. The average abouts can remember things not I and days; just u raving whiskey U.will be held this week at Mrs. Mont­ of American common sense is high i pleasant to recall that happened alxsut ' maniac. Such a sight ought tol cure gomery's. At thi# meeting an account ’ any drinking man: for the man does of the Lacey convention will be given mid thia helps, jj'ut the system is of that time. ! not live who can positively assure him- which will be fnll uf interest and all far reaching importance. The problem ' It has been noticed that in all the I self or anybody eb»e that the drinking j arc incited to bear it. >u.»per will will increase in its perplexities as the j population grows, but the government । reports of President Roosevelt’s love ' of alcoholic liquoty ns a beverage will ’ served; for out-of-door life no one has ever not work hia groat injury, and possibly is still sound and them is no sign of j Mrs. Lottie Merrifield visited her decay. The estimate made by Mr. North ! said anything about his going fishing. wreck him physically, mentally and son at Hastings the past week. ’ Rlvre Now York about 4.000.000 pop- ' When you think of it, the imagination morally, and is certain to harm him in | Anson Merrill and Mrs. Jennie Loehr vdation. ’ Chicago nearly 2.000,000. j of any man who knows the President ! some way. The one safe thing is to go as delegates of the Sunday, school Philadelphia thin! with 1.500.0011. and j would have to be,very elastic to pict» | leave the stuff alone. Here is a young ure Theodore Rootievelt patiently sit-1i man. ordinarily hard- working and we to attend the Sunday School Conven­ St. Louis still leading Boston for tion at Hastings this week. fourth place. This is also 'getting a ting all day in a boat waiting for a ।' understand kind, turned into a maniac Mrs. Frank Smith 'visited her mother by whiskey. fish to bite. . big country for big cities. and father near Hind* Corners last’ week ENTERTAINED IN HONOR OF If tho railways an* in earnest about Mrs. Allie Ransom and Mrs. Frank MISS ANZOLETTA LOMBARD That was an absolutely just charac- their proposition to “educate’’thepub­ Waters attended the Aid at Mr. T. 'terization of socialism which Presi­ lic. doubtless the public is willing, One of the most novel entertainments i C. Williams the past week. dent Parry of the National Manufact- and we suggest that a good way to [ of the season was given Tuesday-, eve- j CASTLETON CENTER. ning at thc home of Miss' Maud and urers'Aasoci'ation made in his Atlanta start the thing would be to run a scries Edwin Brumm and family npent speech, when he declared it would Miss Jessie Drew in honor of Mia* of excursions over the various roads in ’wove thc ruin of this country if ever which, the said public shall Ixj invited Anzoletta Lombard of Hastings. The Sunday at L. Brown’s in Sunfield. 'tried. He claimed it would tend to party was appropriately called a, floral < ' Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of northeast to participate without being put to bavld np the most colossal and corrupt the inconvenience of purchasing tick- party, as the whole house was trans- i Vermontville vailed on Henry Offley. I Torined into a ■ jierfect garden of political machines if the government of John Barry and Edwin Brumm both beautiful flowers. Every feature of' thc nation owned the railroads and the lost valuable cow* last week loth being cities owned the street car lines. .1 nines G. Blaine used to figure that the evening’s entertainment wa* also sick but a. few minutes. to correspond [ Farther than that, socialism tends to each immigrant was worth $1,300 to artistically planned George Austin has his. burn nearly bring all down to an equality with the the United States There were 12.000 with the floral decorations. A dainty I completed. ‘ lowest order of talent instead of mak­ immigrants .landed in one day l$st luncheon was served in the dining The sick at this plare are all im­ ing men aspire to be like the highest. week. at that rate, the * " United States room among a profusion of lilies of the proving. ; What incentive has socialism' to offer was ahead $1R,000,000 on the deal. But valley, after which the twelve jolly Austin Delong, who has been work­ for a man to develop the best talent we would dislike very much to be con­ guests departed declaring their haftemthere is in him. when he known that sidered as endorsing such an estimate es royal entertainers.—Battle Creek: ing al Hastings returned home for a few days visit'. He l*'Kan working in neither liimnelf nor any one dependent with regard to a great many of the im­ Journal. Vermontville Monday. upon him will'derive any benefit from migrants. HIGH BANK. his efforts? When _ .•ou .got down to it. Mrs Hattie Shaffer and Mrs. Ann Harry Hammond will raise the baaewe all do our best work when we feel Linsea spent Thuralay with the latters' The Czar has officially declared that that we or our friemk*. or those depend­ any man in Russia may now worship ment of his new bam to-day (Monday.) aunt in Sforgun. 'Will Rhodes spent Sunday at I*. G. ing on us are to get some benefits from his Creator according • to the dictates Miss Velma Rcrce s;>ent a few days the efforts we put forth. ’There is no of his own conscience. But every man Silsby'a at Hollister and Sixherry ’s in Maple progress in socialism. The experiment was already able to do that in Russia Rom Calkins and wife spent Sun­ Grove. has been tried many times and always as well as elsewhere. Thank God. no day at John Freeman’s. Perry Fox attended the Schray-Fox has failed. king nor potentate has ever yet been Several scholars in this vicinity wedding in Woodland Wednesday. ’able to reach or to strangle the secret started to take music last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Offley visited at President Shea, of the National though# of the human heart Miss Mosher of Cloverdale as teacher. C. E. Gutches in Berryville Sunday. Teamsters' Union, ought to impris­ Miss Mudge will close school a few The Detroit News complains be ­ oned. Last wees the cab owners of How's This? days this wet’le on account of the severe cause, the farmers in'the legislature do We offer one hundred dollars reward for any Chicago demanded that the union illness of her brother Earl, who came (an* of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's not grant the cities of' this state the drivers thereafter, deliver cab pass­ home last Thursday from Charlotte Catarrh Cure. right to do any old thing they please. w F. J. Ciixxev & Co.. Toledo. O. engers to. Marshall Field’s and other where he has been working on the the underet|n<<d.■ have known F. J. But are not fanners interested in the lor the last i.s years, nnd believe him stores boycotted by the Team ter s dredge; ho is sick with malarial fever. Cheney perfecuy honorable tn all buslnr-M transaction* cities of this state? And have they not Upion. The owners have suffered nmuK-ially able to carry out any obligations The eighth grade girls from hero all and tho right as legislatotbra refuse sanc­ made by their firm. serious financial loss by reason of this passed the examination at Hastings last ledoO & ^"1<UAX’ OruKgbts. i-oaction of their drivers, and they de­ tion to what they believe to be wrong* week. manded as their just rijbt to have Anna Hammond is some better at The Hanford Codrant advises the their patrons delivered anywhere in young men of that region to “go west this writing and Miss Jane Batnton is of the system. Testimonials tent frc". Chicago. This demand they presented | and blow up with the country.' ’ If assisting herewith her house work. ’”T «n dnigglsts. to President Shea. That officer refused I Hall s Family I’llls for cottatipatlon. to permit union drivers to deliver' any one can surpass the average ConNORTH MAPLE GROVE. Card of Thanks. . necticnt Yankee in blowing, we would cab passengers to boycotted store*, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Warren and ■ like his photograph. We wish to extend our thanks to tho mai and not only that, but said he had order- I neighbors and friend*, who so willingly « daughter Lena visited A. E. Millsand kind sisted tin during the rickuc-mand death ot a ed fifteen men to boycotted stores, husband and father. . A South Carolina'paper declares that wife last week Tuesday. •luggers no gotibt to see that nojinion ______ Mm*. C- P. Faaim* and Family. Mr. and ^Mrs. P. A. Maurer and driver delivered a jraasengcr at the boy­ just now every South Carol inan is an daughters Bertha and Hilda visited at optimist. Just so; but they do not cotted stores. We say such,a course' is not merely un-American. but» it is ’ vote us though they appreciated the Jackson from Friday until Monday. policies that make the south so pros­ criminal. Earl Mudge came home from Char­ WASHINGTON perous. ' * lotte last week. H B . BROWN Advertising Contest for In order to interest the youth of thin county in Buster Brown Stockings, nnd w._ sibly develop talent along certain lines that might remain latent. 1 have <^ncloded to have an Advertising Contest for boys under 14 years of age. First Prize: Second Prize: Third Prize: $1.50 In cash AlladvH mnut reach ub Not later than June 3. 190o. and coutain net t ..x, ,:.j) to To words. Do not sign the advs. but write name on a separate slip <>f papL aiul enclose slip with the adv. Disinterested judges will be secured to judee. and the names of the writers will not be known by the Judges. The following points must be covered in all the advs.: Buster Brown stockings are Fast Black; they are made extra heavy t .. boy?, and longer than ordinary stockings. • . They are double soled and sell for 25c per pair. THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos , When yob want anything fit the line of FLOUR AND FEED just caii on us. We deliver to all parte of the city and give tele­ phone orders especial attention. - ' We Are Exclusive Agents in This City for the Famous PALACINE OIL--the best on the market We have Ihior. gily-.ter»|»uW everything \ •nr linkvry and Restaurant, waits' md woodwork hai pared ana Come to our p get a nicr 25 cents atid you will kimw /.hat etflrytblM. is neat and cleaii. l.unA Ko-rni in connection and ©rc.-r levies a CtT^dl* Une of Ligars and Barnaby Bros., First door east of Ban:*: Qflict. THE GROCERS. Phone 123 Hastings, Mkii. 17 DM FLYER IK Shoes and Oxfords StSJMSS'd!' * It. will soon be inappropriate to apeak of Africa as * ’ the dark conti­ nent. ’' Such it has lieen for ages. But French. English, German and Bel­ gian capital is being invested in that continent in mines, railroads, steam ships lines and in other ways. In ten year* the Cape to Cairo lino will have boon completed; other lines to connect ■ ■with this great continental route are being constructed. Tho greatest gold fields of the world are in Africa, and it is aaid the richest copper mines also. There are immense coal fields, vast forests and rich lands, and soon this whole continent will be opened up to colonization, and civilization will follow. Mrs. Abe Cozier is so miich improved The Hindoos of India are celebrating in health that the nurse Miss Hattie tho Jap victories and are shouting Brown returned to her home in Nash­ “Asia for Asiatics. “ If that keejte up ville Sunnday. England’s friendship for Japan may Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller of As­ cool very suddenly and decisively. syria visited at Abe Cbziers over Sun- NORTHEAST CASTLETON. sell you NAVY BLUE SERGE No material ever woven makes a neater suit than this popular fabric. Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Reynolds of The Martin Corners L. A. S. met at Nashville called on Miss Minnie Bailey Mrs. Frank Barry’s last Wednesday Sunday. and reorganized; the next one will be Rev. John Marshall will deliver the at Mrs. Benj. Coolbaugh’s June 14, all memorial sermon at Nashville i are invited.. Sunday morning. Dr. Russell and Daniel Birdsen of Frank Tobias made a business Hastings were on our streets Saturday to Rutland one day last week. buying stock. * They can not be beat for Hard Wear and are not likely to shine. X Mrs. Vera Appo, Wm. DeVine i Grace Meade sp’-nt Saturday and Sunday in Hastings with her teacher Earl Mudge are on the sick .list. Oma Mudge did not return to her Miss Ryan. The republican majority in Michi­ There will be Children’s Day fixer- school Monday on account of the ill­ ness of her brother E^rl. gan of 110.000 this spring is not an cisea at the Martin church June 4. encouraging sign of the times. All Barber Mead spent Sunday in Baton know th© BANNER is a republican Rapids the guest of his sen Rev. Lloyd paper. But it would be better for thc Mead and family. START $20.00 This is Patent Leather Weather and these prices are on the best goods in the market. Look our window and ex- amine the goods. There is nothing nicer for a cool summer suit. c. E. LUNN FIWK TAILORING. €. H. OSBORN, Always Open Evenings. East Main Street �STATE WINS MH. ROAD (ASES । Big 4 ; „ HARTINGS BANNER MAY 25. l<ns - - Dsvi. WM a - ~Z»* tmvi »«0^ «M in j ,1 1 > . j pound, is."or 25c. 10 j led joti.ly. at S STUB STORE. :■ . fiiartois for UGS u common rare ones. *( >r \e time Boand t ind pre.;ip-il by ruimacists ••••ren »1|; re:eh» ■iSMtii. , usairtj fillet!. Ci.Itiu »odj|«ar. OOOOCr- ’ ,.,-joooecooo L Tei one s ,'waijt in the .lt d it will ih-iiker it to . iitT»- in the : im-s: facilities r.'ujltrly. and EVERveNE SAYS -Yourxco MEATS arc deiicicut- " YOU ।ought *fiherr. 1 ' Peoples •*l. J. Wv-l'.cr.Prip.* 2 Phor.8rf33i . 3oooootr--yx>oof -Hates my new .-i fitting-glasses RET!?-!OS COPY. ■Requite., idotions! to find ’*thc Tf-I ■ a error. makes i. r biirer. i ’’ancoast. 0 Ml iurther no­ tice we will de­ liver Lehigh 53™. Coal in ton lots . or more at $7.00 per ton. ;i ■■ A, ' " Hoosier School Shoes f OWtUUM 4rpw p^.«... not "Hswent rt pn»«,t. tatniur Of in tl„, mon, or le(B .Nowhere eta, will h„r eombi- ’ that it suece.sl. the old D. * p. rowl '.CT* l"»ine" <np to brn Ji’ i “r b'K*,i“F wore to the territorial act of Ikw, by which “ ' dky 0,17 Thor»l«y. bitterly dwMnnred thnn In the wloom. the tax awwonent is limited to an " . --------- v-Ju ■Nowb.-r» eh, wUi oon! >vm. I» bwdamount not in exccmof Ijper cent ut its n°M Frida>* Saturday patey - rpre-el th.„ |n Uloon. for capital Mock. The court finds in thia Lr “ -k" »r« the. victim^ of tout! hearJ dotti not imnair oM territorial __ lay. 1 „1A. _ . „ , .. —7.......... WU1.you . !>< does impair the old more talk about the wnrkingmcn being imd against thc auditor j. the . injunction ’ “ —7------uvnaanor EBrock, of Calwlnnim ’ «. • ground down by combinations which Kdteral rr«y<-d for in the Gnurd Trunk the city Thrnwhy ° t, 2*4*“ l.ibL, mnt..d ' ,u,d - 'ls,,ln» kl,l,rotter pot up prices than in aaloont. Thev bill Lh granted. glory tn that kind uf tglk. Further­ The now famous railway tax suits more you will hear dodging |of public Sb.-rni JeweU. 0( ^Ue were begun in the state courts and n- in the m,y , rainy, visiting, hi, ^nt. burdens—by other people-condemned m<" ,,] at the instance of tho plaT.ntiffn Mr. tutdMn. Andrew j,wrt|. ' in these place*. And yet we are told to the federal .courts. This act in itthe seven Mdonna in' this ;cjty have t>. C. Howe „f the Swret.ry of M-lf wijs fought liy. the state, who pooled and have taken legal nnd .... Unwins wm i,i th... have hired most of the lawyers of the ’ i llumed the federtd court hud.... no jurisdiction. There.were more than thirty ’ F 1 *’ friend L« city to evade the payment of the in- ' plaintiff^ at the start, which narrowed ' lcrmsfcd Ux levied by the iemumon. Goo. Menlm niek left Tlramtay for council, a tax which if pai l in full to*.mo tweuty-eigbL The ease triqd in-March term uf the court atil lit. Clemen,. «)],„. he will try tho win nut begin to compensate -this city t wo weeks devoted to the arguments, earatire propertin of its wntori 'for fur the damage saloons luflict'jupm its . , people. And yet fibtwithstaauijig all • all testjmony having lieen previobsiy rheumatism. taken before. Commissioner.ClmL L. „,’,r 2'™'!“ rottre-nlink the Auditor the hot air explo-hms about Icorporn- • Fitch. The following are the roads -^ALleedire^T^J H d-pmtment.at Lianaing" ’;' tions. combinations, trusts and tax ' who took i«rt in the fight* to break **’“ '------- -" '' dodging, here you see them coin bin ing ; inheptahec tax cases. to force their patron- tc» pay I them a I the tax law: The Michigan Central: Detroit &• Mrs. Norah Heath went to Middle­ profit of from .‘»o to .Xti) per cent. Hereafter, when you hear! a HahMackinaw; Chicago <Sr Northwestern; Ville Sstorduy to attend the Bpworth Toledo, Saginaw & Muskegon; St. League Group Convention, going He a ting- saloon keeper ranting rabortt tax' dodgers, yon can think of. thik pool to Clair Tunnel company; .Michigan Air delegate from the local le.-urve paying tlmirs. theirs. When Mr, Ior f, r n . - Tuesday! for j Jodgri payjng When y(>u vk»i hear. Linf company'Graud Trunk & Westl *?-. ' ..' n,r^lk!* teft one talk aU.ut the wickedmvajf . ( -------------------- If trusts, , rn: Ann Arlw. Cincinnati. Hainan Itbaca to atu-.nl tten.maai'ZJ’i'n- of' just invite him to take a luokl at his .V Mackinaw; ChiaMj,. Dvtroil .V VteWoman , Foreign Mi^macrSorf. ■ 1-nt.ada. Grand Trunk: MonUinj; Uyuf tte Micbigtm CunfeSnroInf the own red card in his to z ry. When.he seema to overflow with synipithy for i Hallway w-mpany Lake Snpnrior * 'M.B. Cburch. Th" meeting w,!l 1» teld' r.a----- ta-. w ----------- & Southeastern; Wrintefay and Tijorwlayoj thia w.wk, ! the down-trodden people just wink the | Islipcmihg; Marquette ■ other eyo at him, for the red Jurd will Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul; Sanlt Mr. Fred SwerL of Bnltlei Creek, waa tell you how he is a part of a combina­ Sti Mane Bridge company; Mineral culling on old tiijje friends1 in this city tion to force that part of tin people . , Range Railway company; Duluth Friday, the first time ho bad N- n in ; Nvhe patrimiEO. him to hand 01 er B0*to South Shore & Atlantic; Detroit.’ Hasting in many jem-n. He U now |M?r cent profit. Such sy mpathy < Grand Haven & Milwaukee; Pure a Conductor on thri Grand Tnink line, . from Mich’ a source under Mich dreum- • Marqut-tte: Pontiac. Oxfortl North­ and a-Xhorougb ami ‘-iievssiui rpilj-nad : stances is cheap, very cheap. nnd as" ern; Minneapolis. St. Piuil & Sault Ste. nran. • I : nbynt a*. c<msi-tent as it Wi.uk. be for Marie: Cup;x*r Range Railway romI »’iy: ‘.«ugel;ic & Montreal River; MAY SUE HASTINGS ing through Haith with M>uri*tee Northeastern: Escanalm XTOWNSHIP Lake Su;x«ri«.r: Grand Rapids it Indi­ ana: Wisconsin & Michigafi railway PRIZE DECLAMATORY CON­ Lake Shore. A’ Michigan Southern Willis Baine, Injured Some Time Ago TEST FRIDAY NIGHT The cases will go immediately to the Presents Claim for V.uited States^G>urt of Appeals and pr.diably ■ evuirtuaily to the United injuries. , Successful One- 'Were Elmira Rule, Stat*NS Supreme court. Willis rWtne. a young man uf Has­ John Noble* and Crystal tings township, ten* day Just / mouth Barber. THEY ADJOURNED UN. was driving <ei' thx1 liighwuy near The prize depimatbry Contest held TIL JUNE 7TH Frank Kennedy’s in that township. As he wa- approaching a culvert in the high school room Friday evening which had been broken. and (from wan very sucycttrfuL The’Jeclumationa When the Committee to Recommend which a broken rail was sticking up­ were ail good considering the fact ward his horse lecaxne frighteiirdL.and that it was the first appearance of Heating Plant for Court House . Mr. Baine was thrown from his julky most of the cunts .stunts on the platform: to.-the ground, breaking Will Prepare Their Report. t ~ hit inn j The The first prize wtri awarded to Miss The w^imittee selected by the board anima! thi n prtx-rHwl to Elmira Huie whose subject was •'The L’ight on Deadman'- Bar:" the second of snpevisom at their last meeting to - demolish ’’ *the K' rig. Mr. Baine has asked tliej township to John Nobles, subject “Gettysburg consider, the subject of heating the 7or compen-atien.. • So far the own­ Address;** ahd Miss Crystal Barber court house, and jail met at the court house Friday’ afternoon. The p»m- ship doe* not seem disposed tu pay, was given the third prize with the rn^ttih! iL comjKMcd of the following evidently on the’ theory that the subject "JJenobia's Defense." The supervi.-tors: Ed. Johnson of Irving, townsnhip is not liable. It is reported musical part of the prognun was aisu chairmiin. and Johq Hinckley, <>f Maple that Mr. . . BaiqA will sue .the town if exceptionally good.- The .girls chorus settlement. ‘ > under-the direct |on of Miss Brumn Grove, iiid .L C. Nevmi. uf Orange- thc-v r**111* was a feature of the evening that deI?'!;FIXED AMWJNfOF CITY TAXES mjrwN «pecUl mention. The content of several firms were here tu figure on was only open to students of the 9th. the i>iank. but as yet only one <*f them and Ibth. gnvje.-. and was thc first is juepaied to submit a bid. In order Amount Raised for City Purposes Is of its kind to lw held here. TtTF high to give ethers a change tu submit bids sdiool room was crowded. thc receipt* S5UP I .css Thart Last the coimuittw adjourned untill amounting to <>V«-r $17.00. Wednexiiy June 7th..at which time they wilj receive -Lids: and they re­ At the meeting uf -the city contiril PLEASANT FAMILY REUNION quest tiat all bids, be in before 9 Friday o ening. the. city, apportioned Fnr the first time in twenty years, o'cbsfk ik the forenoon of that day in the amount uf city taxes to !»• raised the family of -Mr. and .Mr.-. Andrew J, oider'that they may be prepaid to for city purp*cs for this year, making Angle were till together Sunday.’ And suhimt tjieir recommendation to the the amount less thiu< 'last year. । it wax. a day of great pleasure for them iaianl uf supervisors; who meet the This will be welcome news to the tax Then- was a lot of visiting, and you following day. Thc committee all fav­ .payers of this city. The county ano need not doubt but that ample justice or a steam-heating plant, and that stote’tnx will be larger than heretofore. was done tu the big dinner that was it should, lie located in the basement of M the latter is 'duty- heavier in the '.prepared for the occasion. That each th? eouxjt hontf;. The comiuittev are , yW, ta legislature meets, as it might lave a souvenir of this happy doinK’-ll; in their power to that no thv llU\nnt apportioned for new family reunion. H. J. Christina^ the mistakes :ire made in the selection uf nn<i new jnstitutiun- author- ^photographer,. was called in and took the heating'system, as they have secured bj. the ]rtW-making baly- Th‘‘ . a fine photograph uf tjie ]>aronLs chib the service of one of the best men in . (joujjty tax will be increiuyd to pay for ' dren and grandchildren. ' Western Michigan to aid them in ^tte ,;u. heating pbfrt* u ‘■'•d'’"selection of their plant. They went tu <ire hliaU ftnthorir.e one as they proba­ NOTICE. Grand Rapids Saturday to see several My will AU penwr.»» indebted to me are re of tho different systems in operation ----------- —j quested to call and nettle by cash br note. ’ Earl Stanton. Dowling.’ Mich. th«t d«y m»y li" tetu-r »bl. io rw-om WILL HAVE ANOTHER r .>«. - i cXDr XM'A । HOOSIER The Danger of Wet Feet is reduced to a minimum by-wearing Tappaujs Hoosier School Snoes. No Scliool Shoe has aver given the satisfaction or has a batter reputation for fit. style and service. Every shoe is lined with heavy unb^eadlied drills and vamps are double lined Counters, inner soles and outer soles nre made of the lies* solid sole. Style No. 233 Qtulo YY I Oiyie AAL. known for notne time. It Babv i« Cutting Teeth. M,d th. pew f(>re hare «un|^y »•« . iuni" amy8'*’ *5■a'1’M, ' PHOSE win* J Htelol mo»>. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR LINE.—U ——-I iZ------ -H— J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone No. 9. wn>. _ _______ » 1-lQM.We scu Ilk" » poul'1™- b“«* " ’H"» Jnl1* thing In th" world tor bolta. bnrn , I elickW band,, tetter, etc. Sold b» F 1 tVc-1 Cornwldl. ConeL. Heath, the druggtel. Surplus :: $25,000.00. ClKiltr ffltMcr, PrulOeat. R. B. mnwr. Ul« Pr« fl. Ji. fl«dtr«i, Cashkr. Directors CHtttr Uiattr. R. B. m««r, R. C. TrtKh, m. E. Cook. D. S. Goodyur. Luke Wiitrt, fl. fl. flutoou. Interest You get nearer tlfo brink uf Bright’s A Raise of Salary isn't necessary to enable yon to be­ gin saving money. The richest men in the country liegan saving on prohably luibly less salary than yon are get­ ting. SO BEGIN SAVING NOW. It ’s thc It's the constant and regular ad­ ditions, however nowever small, email, that count up. . Hastings Paid or Savings Deposits, money to Coan City Bank accepts email delimit*-. If you have only one dollar you can start an ac­ count here. Real Estate ! ; $75,000.00 I Hastings, Mich. Oiflctn ‘ta Remember th" name-Pv»u'«>“> IStetew item™*" nome-IXm.. "-1 ' and take nf ether. ' The People’s Store Capital •prt~ “; For «U«<T $2.50 ----- V, ; Pill, did m«« let at P»LIh»-»a S'S;^-‘"r«« « S U--------- A fine Vici Blucher with plain and patent tip dongola polish, exceptional value Lace dongola shoe with three rows of stitching on vamp. Goods of sterling quality and stand­ ard value are called staples. This shoe is aS staple as wheat. j J{ |lvi:lg on Broadway, wy» jure,Wl«nwnlh, with a dull T E~ice rid or “*'1 tried to l» get K"J, .oy r«« ntumccessful. eaYk^ '"For sal" by "H Extra fine vici dongolia with patent tip'with white welt stitch. This shoe is a OO' -" Style Hill, X21” * - the brink is near. wn. h,M i" houM>’Saturday, conducted by ' • R* ;i0x!20 on the C. K- 1 . Cook, the load ■ T1*” ! nnd IntenJ WP* 'h',r" wen, ba. two bnJiewte. ««!••' „re fron, Loan 'I*- «« OM,«idF. Tomb, both Of wbmbj^ TOch yrMpmrate, that 1,ult :;^Tbe’brought by curs lire on the route. As i« customary * —- -------- • the !«]«» were """led »"<! s-nt *" WMhmgtbb. and lire reanltwill not l» .. winner at............. mi-a.1 the right plant jpe COMPANY Whatever plan the committee deci- , «wides on.all may feel .'sure will be the t best for th© county, at least as far as M. Matthew, * Co. and k. B. Randall Few Hastings People Know How ' the committee is able to judge, and Unite in thc Project. Building Near It Is theyjhave taken great P«>n- to post 1 themselves, and have gone at the New Ice House. Every time you neglect bnckhehe, Allow the kidney/to Uvouw clogged. aralghttorwnel bnainem-like ,, t„ h,v a new ioe •-nm, tar in ft st „ Fail to. cure ^rinaty disorders. ; rnn> and it -tart- ■>« in » >" " *«»•>• i manner ----------------------------' Sike manner. .. RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION i.«,n>pM«l .rf M. Matthewa & Cm . dlsKU„. '■"no»'» KidnJ Pilb will aw yon •nd C. xj B.. Randall Th" hitler l» a rk,;;n'< Jliss All S3 Francis ritelli-xn Broward —— having - ------ — re- an(1 - , . . ——Nto -*-0^1 danger. Proof uf it in Hastings w--x. testimony. ■ c < >; urcs Ghldt,: Prevent* Pneumonia •_ B”day ( \ ) ) \ ) ' -------- ■ mt Tmi lDfA STRIKTS HASTINGS Vi«. ConBniwd from page j. CONDITION POWDERS were never; more V needed tnan now. -arj’ at this i-“ ts„ ;..,U> keep the i timv> «l cetiditjoa', ( horse -•eiiis to do ■ II :te BIG 4 ■Powders. . . Use digitsw the appean-etqs hard > jonstitulyL_ The ' PERSONAL MENTION. Security. THINK IT OVER S--r �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 25. ilW.i. * REDUCED FROM EIGH- _____ RECORDf„ 3 | TEEN TO SIXTEEN Urtiwd thi. | I ' | County. Sixteen saloon* have paid their tax Number of* Saloons You Must Look Prosperous. Year in Barry . By wearing the guaranteed, dressy STRAIGHT TALK Tl ABOUT GETTING WELL <d the births in the various supervisom distrift. in Barry Oo.. K Ur u roeeirod. far the year I**­ Carlton............................. 10 City 2 and 3. .48 'City •»- 1 and »’’fl 44. 'Hope................ ••• Maple Grove wtanthcdoi.„tel], T0(1 / If this wax thc only medicine advertisement in this newspaper, we believe you would quickly try «c know of oiic a bottle of bur Rexall Mucu-Tone. will eorrect three e-tej,.tore tahb-Rre,,! „ ^2But you have read the extravagant claims of so many marvelous medi­ There ts nor need «>f * , cines that you have grown skeptical. droeription of h,., Let us reason with you a mo­ going into the . token up in the ■W.ne’p^’ ment. We say to you positively and •nd, entering the bl.„j. „ without reservation that we have through the'net-wrek .' tin. , d never before known a tonic or illgrire.nd n. i. brought to catarrh cure to accomplish the re­ eontaetwith the s.-.toen.l,^ sults worked by Mucu-Tone. It is a scientific, meritorious, reliable Wh«t you—»l„. »|| „f 0. ,:d £*» remedy. We kpow how it is com­ Intere.ted in I, pounded, and we unhesitatingly pain we are suffering, it the rirength lL’^ give it our endorsement—not only our endorsement, but our gunrantee. •toting the rigor f a, If you try a bottle of Rexall >ng our .rterire nrl) _ Mucu-Tone and are not thoroughly Hbod «nd bulldip; ,,, •<*, satisfied with it, we will refund inodlntodrtiirpu,^,,! your money promptly, cheerfully, .nKe,“ t ' " ' ’ '< and without anyired tape. . thi. «nd doe. it quiell . |iicrei Now, we can't afford to allow no long writing f.,r|n„m|!,dcT ; such strong statements to be print­ to .lowly nuke llteit 1 ed in dur advertising space unless no month, of deferred h<>pe- J we Imow we are right. If we de­ rcrinitiur. th.t ym la,, ceived you in this advertisement, Wtated money tbit you ill we would lose your confidence and •flbrd to ii»r | no fcul irepta. your trade—and we don’t spend MBS. BKAtKEi, uu> TJXlZ^ money in advertising for thc pur­ EXPUKILX r pose of losing trade “I taro takra evAy cau-H, rows,] SOME OF Ol tU REASONS. JT" hrexi tried r.,1, Let us give you some of our faithfully—m my effort* to p-t Hfj . bad case of caurrh of the .•1-^XttcL reasons for talking so earnestly intestines which for yean hu about Rexall Mucp-Tone. made my life miserable.but 1 c-*a You know that our bodies arc truthfully wr that-mr • of lined with e thin, webdike skin any way compare WitY ReJ*;; Tone. Thc others; may bavehci«j called the mucousi membrane. It somewhat but—Mt -u-Tn;!- , jrrtj begins in the nose and mouth and I did not believe ft jaruibk ttafl iXl^d. extends down the: throat through the stomach, intestines and blad­ der. It also covers the liver and apparently been Uk-n off my shouldm aud I feel so Veil I could «• .. at ‘bout kidneys ; and in women, the.pelvic for joy. All pstui and r.i of uk nauseat­ ing symptom: hareilhai:;,-.nred. Good, organs. Now this membrane fi* com­ re 1 bli»d h courdng ili-v.zb my v-m» and I am as^rorigas Ima haopy. AU posed of millions of tiny cells success'to >!ucu-T4ae, ’ filled with a fluid called mucous, which is a sort of lubricant for the various organs. If a few of these cells should beedme choked up 819 Second St, Albur. N. u’ and unable to supply this fluid, it We know that Mucu-Tone will would cause sickness; if most of them were so affected it would do all this and ve hereby to refund your ynoncj it >uu fiid cause death. it otherwise. Mucu-Tone is due ofithe fumcii Thi* is what causes the state of Rexall Remedies, which are sold ill health and weakness which ex- only at our stun-. !x:gril>dttici, 89 cents. Mail order* ijik-d. j L ■ ists when you are “ run down to County Treasurer Coleman, as fol- | lows: Hastings seven. Nashville two. . Woodbury one. Woodland one. Freeport, TbornappJe ... ’’ It will be noticed that the City of one. Middleville two. There are two J* n Hartings cornea down tbe pike with n less in Hastings this year than last. 1—•;------ " ’ bi h^ There i. now no -loon in Hickory ; good lowing then bong 1W birth. Aaufman Garment you'Will not only look prosperous, but you will get prosperous. You can t • economize or save money in a better way than by buying these serviceable and Fashionable clothes at the low prices we arc quoting on them. This season a popular shades are Browns. Silver Greys, Lord Lovats and Continental ; Blues. AVe show all styles and sizes in these colors. > In our CAMPUS TOGS, swagger clothes for Young Men, wc have checks, stripes, plaids and fancy mixtures of all patterns. Corner, but Delton ta g.lned one. , reported tor the yror iwt. st) the net loos is two. Life and pro| perty ar© safer, crime lees, virtue and sobriety more .assured, the fewer «tbe | saloons' The beet remedy is after all I for people to leave the stuff the saloons sell alone There is some evidence [ I J nnaa EMPLOY STREET COMMISSIONER BY YEAR , M . Council Decides to do That at Meet He|d Friday ‘ jui.-i,. ■ ' The concil took action FruUy night that was another evidence of tho bu«nes»-liko way of looking after tho. city's interesta Heretofore it has employed the street commissioner paying him for actual time;for himself and team. which amounted to SW'. a year. Ej­ cept when employed in street work. ' '’ I the council had no control over his ’ j services. that that is being done in Barry County to a greater extent than a year, j ■ ago. Certainly Hastings has 800 to 400 more people thap were here then. | and yet has two less saloons. That is : a credit to Hastings. It would be a far ! greater one if there wat so litte demaud for stimulants that there were i no saloons. The saloon business has ! nothing to commend it. In its wake I To those Avho appreciate good clothes, we extend a cordial invitation to visit our »tore and examine tbe many offerings of our Clothing Department. $10 to $25 I are crime, C. H. OSBORN pauperism and misery. CAPACITY OF 50,000 RRirKR A RAY (nK U "’■“'rfed tb*‘ Fr”k onlbAo fl UAT i Piefiiff iM the best street commissioner ! • this city ever had. The city decided !' The farmers in the vicinity of Battle I ------ *” Creek have become exiasperated at the j xt the Delton Brick Yard. And they ! to hire him by the year, paying him i |5..a week for himaelf and team. He ' destruction., to property caused by . -rt. pis to be at the service of tie- city. Ito hunters and they are uniting in a Ar* S<’,d F,,‘" Th’° C*“ , haul coal or do anything desired, aiid movement to poet their farms against ; Be Made. THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. I to see to any little joba that nerd I hunting in the future. Fences have tfae q K. & & train, to thc । been torn down and cut nnd stock in- i north antl CJU,t of(he village of Delton. doing on’ the streets. After Nov. 15th, , The admission of pupils from the' Jare<T. They propose to organize a seen the Hnc plant and he is to furnish an employee, and with An interesting case in on at Chariott? The Ciizens Telephone Co. is suing Charlotte high school without exami- «»rtof vigilante committee to dettxn and yardjl of Delton' Brick Co., ■ himself and t-hv two horses keep two, ,i snownlowa gwni g next winter wiiboht John H. Palmer et al. .of Sunfield, to ! nation has been secured to the North ■' l,rohecuto htfntera. which was organized in 1903, wmen was u;gnmz.ca m invw, and . In thebe ruts Association -------. whose plant was completed pearly in extTa ° compel thenrtSj, turn over the Sunfield ventral Central Association, Association. This Association -------telephone exchange to tire Citizens Co., includes the states of Michigan. Wi»Charles Gilbwt returned last weak 1*H- Last year was their first year in . ‘ in act ordun-.v with acijjtain option giv­ c msin. Illinois. Indiana nnd Ohia and to Kalamazoo from the Philippnes, He business, and all who know anything “ ... . J t in much en the latter by the Sunfield people. this action means that the pupils from ! find served in the army since 189S. ‘ about manufacturing understand M>»t 18 e s ’ . ‘ A yea: ago Palmer, without notifying there may enterjmy of the state uni- When he came home he found his wife, many difficultiesjhave to !*.■ met and •• Utr ’ on< itiun. . . .. :’ the Citizens' company sold the ex­ vendties or colleges in those states, up-; father and mother all dead. i many things have to be learned in the *' un ers an/ a e . first'year of any such an institut ion. c.»ma»^oner trying tu arrange for change tu Wolf Bros., who are now in on U,o same footing of entering Ann -■ ...... 4II3V vru« Ml g»U» riMVta. •>>> . .WM. ... . , . . , ■ , ' And vet dwpite all ttat. the D.1UB ''lock, of model gravel road on possession. As soon aa .the Citizens’ Arbor. This infunnation has ju«t been Kriatmuoo angered Mvertly last turned out l.lW.UH brick tori Onwu Mreet. the city doing th- rtrtat company learned of the transaction received by ^upreinteijdent Parmalee. they got an injunction to restrain Wolf from Prof. J. V. Denney. Dean of the week from high water in the Kulama- 1W „„a Rad order, tor .•.IW.«W more. Work. th. lot ownera p«ving the gut„u, ,bj, ,i,_ ten. To do thi, tie' .oil to a depth I Bros, from disponing of the property, : University of Ohio, and secretary of »oo river, which overflowed it. bank. Thev h,ve pending the suit which jis now in pro- i the Association. While most of their •nd tlooded aev^rgl honmeev the Data l termintd to ouke i.uoaooo. and they of W tacta» would be triag oot. thto gross. Wolfs Bro^ d*im to h.ve an[„ ------ " can tell morn Ulan that if they can i the large stbnes sufficient to' coVej; it '* graduates who desire to proceed would laid in the tied nnd rolled down. Theo urrnngeoisnt with tb>. Michigan State enter our mm state institutions, yet Prof.' Geo.. M. Heath.' of Ionia, turn them out. ’ J ’ ” • ' ToU-gin with, they have a fine bed u layer of "Jy"" n ^ d lv Tnlepbone company to sell th«n tho thia Ituivaa the opportunity open to an.. . _______ . claims have discovered a newantiplant, but the Citizens' company cchi- ' ter ter any bf the —1-----‘ •-* * ’nnd j toxin which xvill be very 'helpful ini: of clay. They have a first-class brick- placed on top *ufthese ’**** ‘and ,M'’ rolled dowii other states named, Then a layer of screened would । j tcnd.tbe sale to W olfe Bros.. was not a is is a a progressive step forward. j curing catarrh and hay fever. i making plant, very conveniently ar-;---------- ------------- —— ogravel —-— bonafide transaction but was simply a ' ranged add with its own side tracks fonu bjp^ressing. and this would method adopted by Palmer to sell the going into their storage sheila Their u‘ thouruughly rolled. -This road The M.chigan Central lost its case । Five masked men held up the Michi­ property to the Bell company at a price machinery is up-to-date, and requires w*’’-dd curt $3 '*' a rod but would last a j . in the circuit court in Charlotte and a j ®an Centra! Pacific Express near Alin Excess of the figure named in the •verdict against them for $4*8.05 was I hion at 2:10 a' m’' several of a 0<) horae-power engine to operate, ‘‘fe time. And with that kind of road option. • Their plant ha-, a capacity, when push-! work on 811 lbe »PI'ru«cbe« to the city , rendered by the jury. Tho case was' tl,,; PaaJ'aD8‘3I-> \. ed to its limit, of 50.000 bricks a day. | Hartings would be known far and wide Cb.rtotR. MainaU. B.ttlo Crook , whid,,«7 .u"‘ot ‘J” ----------Their kiln sheds will hold 2,000.000. for iu moder highways.' The city has attorney wbooe mtodt.dk would moke “ by Stattanl, The Michigan p,p!r Co . of Pl.in- I James Bates has charge of the work, decided• to so II it .| tv buy taw a a a. three LUI cwt ton Hill roller, Iriliri, BV . ____________________ __ I___________ I__ ___ ___ ■__ ___ ■__ ___ __ _____ __ __ —__________________ » thrilling riorv eiowjing .nr ro- “r»to ot f^lotte. Ttat r.r wa. well, will build » large addition to it.1, and he is an experienced man. .There is >in do good’ street- work n n* position'to 1 - • . a’''"-**"'""” mtroco in Wood-cunilingi te-. no. ba. at in tran.it riter the M. C. bwl de- protent ptant. are 15 employees now. uud the numlter hereafter. .... — .... ---------... w .er. Forril it.tbouaand. <g dolFA 1 BMl l»t hmm brought to biok He w„ " '»Ul° * Al<* K ------; will be-increased. 'lara sprat‘ on street* *this v city has not” convirted'.t Ketfbik.T Almtrit. of 1!, “ bbf|»rd *Co- attaehThe officers of tho Co.' are A. A. Al­ a rod of first class road to show for it; Charlotte has voted $ 35,000 bonds m..daughter and h» been tetotonced «> • talongmg to the Cbicmtu i for paving and fiUOOJ for extension of drich. president, William Chase, sec'y —by first class we mean road that will to 12 yean in the penitentiary. When ‘ *. ,. w “ e Charlotte water works. ‘ and manager, E. S. Morehouse, treas­ remain good for years to eume. ’ he hr.r rtuno to Battle Crock frrdi from Th?,M' “• . “• r'p,.e' urer. The .directors include the Better known a* the univeraitv. he waa eimalderod one “T «oJ brought an t again.! the One hundred persons have beer, .con- ; officers and also M; SL Manning and ROBBERY IN MAPLE of the brighimt prong attorney, of /or damage, but «« tt. The Jumra B«t„. A compuuy cotnputed <g CRnVF THUIUCUID thaJcitr But hi. ronartnete ran .'•erdict roturoed reprete-nt, the vriue of -l_verted nt a revival in Tekoiisha. strong men like these, who' have made unUvE. I Urvlionlr meahiiess, and he has been having no I e a splendid succeae of their individual ‘--------Allegan county gets$7, ItM. (10 primary end uf trouble himself arid been get­ affairs, commands-confidence and can Home of Norman Hagerman, of That ting most everybtxly else into trouble William Tumor a prominent farmer school money this month. expect to succeed. They are the kind d­ 'who will make a project like this win b P’ nsac by that, had anything to d> with him. of Bedford township. Calhoun Co., is Will make the season at W The plan some Michigan towns will out -------! conflnd to his bed and is in n serious ’ Burglars. -war condition, as the result he alleges, of of havin« tbe bam. Bayard •» a beautiful Hack ----- ;-----i The house uf Norman Hagerman. , If w<_ were tn setk for the causes of awault made unon him bv Geonre sprinkled this sqmmer at the expense ^imn in Eri™ county w„ worid And riritt^ t^ "f “<*’V » “> >« “ APPORTIONMENT OF------------------ about five'miles south of town, was i weighs 11600 isuiuds and has no eq’> J ■ Southwestern Michigan J I • Fred L. Heath & Carveth, the Drusrgist: pro A X7 A F> BAYARD The Sam that naitbor of the four ,hooting . fopfl m>n huve iment worth w.tehiug. It bta tatgi COUNTY FINE MONEY affray, oocnmng wUhinth,. |a.l few (or yMni cu.iotu.ry heretofore to have the --------- 1 Ed. Lehman, came to towb in the eve- i month, were ranaed by th* !""■ •':iwt,TtoMr,, ,1<)ry thev met , sprinkling done by private .utocription. liquor. Wilde thi. fact can he made bridge Momtav night mid Wrateaaroult- T1»‘property owners along , a Mreet The Money Collected From Fines I n’n^ w,d later Norm, came down, i . .. . ' 1 They did not rifturn home until quite' f°|r.. "el’ri J' ‘/.T8 eJ hi,n “ud thru robbed him of what '’ouU »«ri» to i»y ro much a week Appu l.otted For Library „ntCTing | ser\e as a s)K.aii\c upon some of tne , • * tu some• private * * .— or -----month company to . ! . . . . money ho had on his person. Purposes. Hagerman discovered that rome one asylmn and prison statistics so often do the work. If one or two pro]>erty j A. to gtwrrily known, the taonvv ho^'' A «=* , given by tbe temperance lecturers.—j T~owners in a block refused to subro whtcb .be kept to-r vtdn.blra I Charlotte Leader. .[ John - u — - 23. giving Xev- wribo the\mly penalty pomiblo would oiloctol for flnra .nd paid in to thi Hannon. «sea -o-etbing or,r tao in i York city hi. residence, i. in jail nt bo to leave the street In front of lhem county tratom, to by him apportioned W“ I to th. ration, townridp. to proper-! S°”ey “gUg to the L. O. T. 11. !: Levi and Ctarlos Tubta ctatged an(i h“bN,n ».v riru.prmkl»d. Tho no.ghbonr who did Jr"w'T 10 '■'» aenetery found iwith eompUeilty with Ooirge Tobin C7'll“ fttw.'™'’!. »R«1 12. ». » m»n pay mmld gel their dust. This pl»n ' lion to the number of Utildr™ <,f *“ ." n“mhm of ' in the killing of drain contractor: wh,“,”“’k,»’ while »ho «■'< her. Im, boon nnsstisfMtorj and the cost teht ol tote, the money „ .pportfonri i h h not ’"oleried. A j John Bouts last fall. wen. releared at c tay a year older, wore pick- is also considerable. Tho municipal to be Uted tor the pureban of brok. IJ of depwit of Maceatee I Charlotte hut wook on «5.tOU |„j|. fll-wers a mile from the city. Her sprinkling cart promises to be a happy forjrablie llhrariet. Following are thc .re. ...l-.-cn In .... .. ' screams rrio« h»r nWiuiTi ..r the problam. III. at any amounts granted to each ownerehip I। money, was taken and one of her own Tliev had jail riiire Novem"b™*™ ami •»> the «ta CT| “ .if »f bur eourib . .nlnti,,.. -dutiun ut was left. AApplenmn was called, j ber 22. ’ brought a neighboring farmer to the ! rate worth trying.—Caro Advertiser, under this apportionment: i huT a* yet has hcun unable to discover rescue and the stranger fled, but wmh • ; Assyria. Assyria.. . ............. .|29 M0 who the thirl Writ. —Xaahville News. j Baltimore Mater captured. ..21 00 Kalamazoo fears an epidemic o Barry.............. ..21 50 THE GUTCHESS COL ­ measles. I Carlton । A building boom is in progress in j LEGE, DETROIT. i Castleton 65 CO , Lowell since their destructive fire some !. , It was thought by some that the ■ Hastings twp... ...21 10 1 time ago. Already nearly a dozen new sudden demise of Mr. J. Clifford j Hastings City -• ...75 SO stores are in the course of construction Keedy. principal of the Gntchew Busi- ! 1 2Hope............. ...31 10 and others are projected. The new j new College, Detroit, would interfere j j Irving................ ...42 80 ' stores will be of brick and cement and : , Johnstown........... ...18 40 ■ with the progress and work of this ' be a credit to the town. J । well known school, but this cannot be I Maple Grove.... Having started my Plining | tho case in this instance. The College If you are suffering from I Orangeville, MOI east of the Table factory .10 co |. Mrs. Wm. Richard, an aged Befding i i Prairieville has just been purchased by a gentle­ 1 wish to announce that I am .28 10 impure blood, thio, blood, de­ now prepared to do all kinds of ' woman, was ran down by a train man of wide and successful experience Rutland .10 00 bility, nervousness, exhaus ­ in business College work. Mr. W. H while walking on the P. M. tracks j Thornapple .as so tion. you should begin at once j one day last week and received ipWoodland .10 so sb.w. of Toronto Ontario. For more j juries which caused her death in a few i with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the Yankee Springs. Ur Sh*w h“ broo .18 20 j hours. wtiraiy Make all kinds of Sarsaparilla you have known - - engaged in organizing and nnu | conducting business htninn.. training __ school* . . conducting all your life. Your doctor Mouldinfl, Window Frames and hi. auocem 1„ cp^, / .. Lightning util, last week set lire fire to to we the * iveax swi ,: i.barns and store house cf Jas. L. Will- i knows it,too. Askhimaboutit. I It is difficult to cure a cough or free bret reprinted by. the Control Bnaiand Door Frames, 1 yourself from the discomforts of a cold n«w College of Toronto, which enroll, Torch Work, House Finishing • iains a prominent fanner near Eaton j unless tou move the bowels. Bee's Lax- more than 1,200 atudonta each year irf Rapids one day last week. Loss $8,000. j I ative Honey and Tar acta on the bowels employs, ataff of 21 teMhem Th(j ---------. fa | i and drives all cold out of the system. I will be pleased to figure with you I'llb aj« liver pl Then comes iu soothing effect and Gnteha. Buslneaa College i. .dmitted TbedoeeUonfr ou auy work you may wish. ■ Dr. Wm. A. Stone will succeed the | strengthening influence upon the throat to be one ot the b«t ot ita kind in the I late Dr. Edwards as superintenden and IdDKE For Croup, Whooping •tato. and, with tho introduction of Cough, Colds, and all Lung and Bron- thorough courro. of training which . Ute Kalamazoo asylum. He -was ichal affections, no remedy. Is equal to ! Edwards’ assistant. 1/PFC AGUE CURE. the original Laxative Honey and Tar. ha. made the doran school, under Mr UV/ O CHERRY PECTORAL. Sold by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Shaw's management famous and aam Kalamazoo's >per manufacturers | It is a pleasure to take Dr. Dade’s are talking of combining and putting jI ~7~~—— -------Just received.a car load of White Little Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic up a mill somewhere to make their Wood thia week. !LWby Fred Biding Methodtat. bare dedicated own pulp. j tkw cxm<ls mmI Heal* Iwnga Heath, the druggist. a new $25,000 church NOTICE 131 the county as a producer. ■, Service fee $10 to insure standing colt Walter Demond, Groom. Doctors Planing Ajii> Matching Jos. Alwine, I ■ FOLEnnONEMAR Hastings Banner $1 a year �A,-'D. CadwaHadix. , %L ESTATE exchange “«r v o' er l-iereoA'. Grocery. MAY 25. II SUSPICIOUS SATURDAY / ‘"Tiastinus. ;,hch. V farm -of ‘-'dll «cra>. 1<X> -1 ;:cres improved, 100; SU T 4,ntu»ic goou ,e“"1 & land - *»d wjtn wl‘h “ Shod homo drain3 SS K •e"* / ...... mowal-le, acre, fair -“me go-d »*’ llmfet •Li mTir iHtlome. Nice spring ■■“5d'\.il!hla,rd7go«l *«roe^ S- oJ orchard.; good ?r»ro« . .-.nd t»*u rtoliar. , SitfeI ........ THE EIMITB —: ~~~— A toll AI D lUftiirr I Cor-«<ejpondence I ARREPSUTED ANIhIAI BANQUET - - - - - - — - J character S^’^tX^oue. MAPt -E GROVE. MAPLE GROVE. Mae Evan* of Battle ~ „ 1^ « satl._„. r The J. S. GOODYEAR Co. s °rey ^un in h* Deputy Sheriff •» But OfBcer HMU ce rapreorateo. ■< ' The Judge a lNwou ably procured by?*" of°^? ’Ntmon, .uttered , arak.. Ed.M„re, wio”,,n'. ' ably preeonted by SupSto _ I me <x>u>x Ju*. , 01 paralysis last Satnnlav . “ hTT. ~ who worked - around the f M^ie.y™^ ' >f n«nniM r ..tfe troi Battle Creek. ->nfee McAlvay terved upoh. .-ill cult bench *• °’’"“Prated at this ”>«> '« Mito.ukre then bwU re re' «chOO- *»•••dk! .* / r -r fed T tea. — !* ’-----»- -for - many, yean,, fed waNwriim? (•besr«d'G- •-* -SSSS — srauageife^^^^^’ Vo.aI'/f|ty k-air Mui fl ■ k balance wood lot. ” therefore in a position to raak mrf., X “ll® 1"t Thnrafev ?W no‘ "nprere tho officer, with bi, rtolfe ’ ■■■ of the judge-. po,iUon. ‘V *«tfe Grove i, prOud “hv too good, and they had tfeir ! with cic< v '■V-1'" mn ■ *' ‘^.ilffit:"peak'r- * ’• Mfe to ..JSfe to have ££±5* so ptomLsing * ’Ota* IT fedttfey h. w. drunk. 1 n« _____ b ■jjnxi'iR”1'-spnng near build «•<«•>* tw tfeas tn anitahle langaam-. ,, “Pranmtatlve. i “d “ deputy nabbed him-and took! Brooks of Nashville is whoi’i. : and entertained the lawyere and tlmir . Mrs*?■ Lib. Bracks Nrul.vrlle h to j,U Arrived there the top- r . ,-sna ecus acre... KU<«U. and at the Mure- time gave lfeS^t '“‘*‘nF ,Wbn>UW her Imrther ^Kormpfor.! Sam Sorttrn for . ol,’",r ««rr«l to the phone io answer r ' I* ^pro'.'S mOr” M “ into tie “• ”rta»" ' ■wills I’vv? ifmv building., dn'‘" *"d'■raWMibilitie. of the judge, x<dl”’Beeae is adittle better it th.wo<drer andgaval , ndtn is baaemeut ■ lodge IM not being able to attend Tit tuna “ u*e **— ....... t .... banquet —vmuma uos respond Toffpond to the Miss^F. LT. Cooner nnL wi C , ! nt the lattdr ducked his’ head and >• . lit !e from schitol, the could not ' -‘iricres_ good “T he County ?£“*'’ ^1“^ U> ”y Thu theu ]H’’-.mfry.._ __;j hentiment “ The ibountj- officer. officers.•' ” Mr. aOhe home of her . X.“?d l»£r^ J«dm Ketcham wa« odled on to Bd hl, femiM. fewber M.„ Alice Um hl. receiver .booting tow.nl . ,.llll atiu It..-' .1 ------------ — . .. — do»ng «> Very acixqitably. X D Wolf. Lm, ■ who ‘'““‘•■fectam-d hi. «p«d. , - un a trite lake., ..i !’*»«*. To p. T. »■„ **“ •Ud,,l« m ’“’ taken info- custody Wuin. ”>id out buildings. To.P. 7' Culgrovo ” • _ given tho, to hi. h.. ®, toTb' --------------------«“■>••>»> m the.mmrfatan,. "Uevvrhomaybe. he «not the'kind ■j.r.12.acres. R. f toast "Thu Comimun .. Sentm of«IL"’ , s m. s irom •ervi?. fine clay irders on a ' V UV° ■ . '’"',cr»’’u» :., nf of due beech A f largo sugar i i n farm. Good barn Ik base­ iui in : i v acres; 1|5 . . - . -.it wood lot. , Fine large t-. v lottm. Near ter f ? >rlle JlMH^and infant daugh- of!cit,:wn that Hiwtings n.-xls. uncomon gift of rorngjon n(MX] of 800x6 >“ everywhere manifest, uai'. no■ where is the necessity jtfr it^Xfpreeiali6u K^ter than with jK- lawyer. "'ho!d‘“uld “PId<j» “1/ Reh ckse in band. Two fine soj^r < rwere rendrecl by firs. Burch which .Mrs. were burn^Hy ju^teciatod. Both Indie* tlierfi-hwith erwiit.! as theyj fnvaij^blr do. and contributed to 9^ I*leaaure of the occaamn. f /ershott schoolhoube JBrl Garrison who has t>een so very is much bottler. \ ----------------- XXX) OQOCC-^ /^Mn*. Roach of Milo who has l>een rvisittytf her daughter Mrs. . Howe fur the past six we- kp returned last Satur­ day. Chaa Gaskill afid family of Hastings 10 • —A *----SEW. 1 SUPI 8 COLP PRESSED BEEF CO’RNE: spent Saturday niteht and Sunday with Mrs. Gaskill* parent.* Mr. and Mrs. MowreyC Mrs. Frahk Bryans is improving slow­ ly! • COMMENCEMENT here. In White Goods we are showing India Linens, Persian Lawns, GLASS GREEK. Mr. and Mr» Hdg„r otis ramHv vxx-pring l-enAAndMaHn ^S,,^,,: > fey Ji Smite wi(h Mre otU lather' । who is very sick. ’ also . SHOW FIXED 20th to 24fh ' Inclu­ SATURDAY SPECIAL sive. Un. Oti. .pent Unruly. wiI1] Lu|„ Replugle. The executive committee of the i o, M»We otii »!>«n Sntnrfey night and Bafry —j uiguvanu -•1-.Co‘ P001^' Amociation have I bnnday J-nMzl— «•.«««• * I. Nina rV. » and » Mrs G. H. ; . with Otifi ’h" Ior tlw annual exhibij the association. The °'i'' ’' ----------------------... show Mrs. Huldah Otis andFloteie Worthy ?'!. *. » ?" th*" dty Decwnl*’r »> spent Sunday at B. M. Jenkins. L°,T ™c,uslve- Mr. Sharpe ButterDm, Po.gta.and Manning 1°““^ ‘“"T rpont.Snr.fey a, Mra vlhe.. t!‘" Springs. 1 , poultry .men tn tbe country, and n an i t,”nn ’n fairne.-i* alf mav have Forest Havwis i-j “E'“ ErwB) hn™>.’ cow fence It It waa „„ a a TOrpriw surprise to th( the. w.-re gu.-,*, the McCallum Munday enst.f Hastings io lind out how in­ school Sunday tnurning. , tore, ting a poultry show really k. nnd Mr. and Mrs. C; A-; Newland spent the me th be held next •nr tn U? winter will be part of last week in the curth- of Michi- *larg t and l-ettbr in every way. ’ gari visiting rvlativcs. DINNER-SETS FREE. There was not a very large crowd nt . For Saturday, May 27th we offer 4 dozen Children s Dresses, nicely made, prettily trimmed, a very desireable gay- A ment, sizes 2, 4, .<5 years, at each . . . . . , ^7 p/C &• F.W. Clifford .tiiti gplhe In all transactions with our customers. family. . There ■ no better advertisement than to see the toads of lumber, wandlng their hemewird way along every road which leads from ouryards SOMEONE MUST BE SATISFIED. > F. E. Heath mid wife were in Grand ■ Rapids Thursday. i Fred Dibble of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with friends in the village. t Mrs. Mattie Stacey is spending a few i days with her parental Mr and Mrs. | Fox of tirand Rapid' * I Mrs. Olive Patterson and Mrs.Calvin 'topay that we handle a large line of ---------------- ' Lumber. Ua. - Shingles.. . ■Interior Fir.; h, Sash, । Sere ms, Ridge rolls, Valleys, Building Paper. Asphalt Roofing. Ruberoid. Roofing, also COjfiL. WOOD and BRICK. 1 Xies Line of Mr. and Mr*. G«n. Haight of Lake Odea** w«r» th«- guests of F. M. -StimKin arid wife last week, . ! 2 Mrs. Bert Palmer and daughter Thea of Caledonia spent the latter part of the week with her • parents J.- W. Rogem and .wife. F. E Davis of Hasting- was guest • of friends iii town Thursday. Mrs! Carpenter is Ktiil" in a critical condition. Her sister* Mrs. Seekin.* and Mr*.- Lawreure are caring'for her. ' Mr. land ^lr» Jacob Zerho called on friends in thi* vicinity Sunday. • Miss Lonretta. Adams nniTVeer ar-, compaiit'd bv Mia* Flnwie Culver spent Sunday'at T. IV. Murphy’s of west Thorn rtppk Jacob Miller and wife .of Caledonia were guests at Jvocw Kepkey's Sunday. Morton Freshney. wife and daughter were (ruests of his brother Hooper and wife Sunday. • i ness Thursday. . • . ,. Sam Finkbeiner and wife attended . Chas. McNaughton andSunday sister Kittie Awit,h , the funeral of Will FipkbHner’i. infant '** lh ?" i” —.e _ I1 ..VITA .1,i rtalcwlotiin Sunufiv. • j tfeir parent. El J. McNaugton ami M18< Edna Hanns was tho guest of j I wife. \ her cousin Sliss Jesse Wood Sunday. ' I Vera Chaw <lnu111 Hapife vnl 1 banfey with hit motoir Ito Suphla). Mn. Soht. X-nj® ’ho ba. tarn 1 Propri«tor». ^,duiiu^ . verv feehle through the winter is.im- i —-[Chase. u ,r nnwing ami has heen ’ the guest of ber , Mrs. E. H. Lpmd U wi daughter Mrs Andrew Zerbe thc past jk unci.- Frank Priadle and wife of Glad-»kf . weea. m ;win' . Report about traarfer of the Buck JJ Mra Cha. Sireoa of Grand Ka^fe fjnn wm g pnrti„ chanE1.4 1 2 .pent sanday with her aunt Mra Chn. , , ih(m„inrnt Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. BAUER BROS., i*it Fine Decorated Table Ware Absolutely i4i here is our idea. w ill ill A Free Tnt ’.r 'I/. ■ . cr so brisi but what any store can handle more ai'preciate trade5—more especially the kind that is at the Time" Is it saves us book-keeping, delay, and ♦•xr. cMiectfog. We think tbe man who pays for the ?oii:i.- it -.hr. tfme he miys them is entitled to a little difference Ifl j; *! yw to have two prices on an article is not prac• • have hit uron this plan of Giving a Premium I'H : Up business’* . ■ ik * ill For our Premium yve have chosen Ui a a Full Line of DECORATED CHINA ib iii iii it III ii Ik iii I ■1 Thk asfio: inci-- «:..U, And perfect In every respect. Tbe - large and contains everything neceasary tor • ned taele, j . . ■* it»-ed to wailt till you have traded enough to get a ■ it you can gel one article at a time as often as Required number of tickets. It will pay you seo these Dishes H-i1 ■' ; W y°u tetter Btill to trade with us and save your UAHS & RUSS, Phone 16. The Grocers, O1 O ® The DOROTHY DODD SHOE was first introducedonly a few years ago, but no shoe ever known has attained so quickly, such ixjpularity, or such a vast.volume of business. It is sold to-day by all the leading representative merchants of the country, and wherever sold is the accepted favorite of the 1 women of good taste in that ccromnnity. z > XSi 1 The Dorothy Dodd Shoe is correct in style and . | THEY FIT perfectly, giving aii ease and. grace that Cannot be found in any other shoe. I have them in all styles and cordially ’ imunity to call and inspect them. . ___ ’ fn ■ Schondelmayer and funuly. . . . .. . * I r .S4 w. H. SPENCE, The Shoe Dealer. a®—ffigob— Suppose the newspaper man every , j time he hears any one criticising him.] or his paper, should retaliate l<y hold- i ing up to the public gaze nil the faults | and short-comings of paid fanlt findei. I what would l»e the result? Tho editor ! may not know it ail. but he does not • live in a community long before he i knows a heap sight than ho publishes. ! » Xl^fe Drawer Linet She hu. Lruggirt. ^fferer but» now at rat This weeh we are offer­ ing some exceptionolly KITCHEN CABINETS Foley's Honey ana Tar DubUshed in the ILaftixos Baxxkr a new* printed and circulated tn mH County of ptaMO -■>« “>* **• the ,”H “ paper Burry, once In each w«-<-k. for three «uoc«aly« weeks prevlom to «ald day of hearing. a kin(jBof blind, their door.. Kila C. Hsrox. tna«. M. Mack, ITobate Kegteter. Judge of PrfJbala protruding pilesStrong departed this life May drwirf. sh» wc „.lth her « Bran-(A True Copy.l fflSn.“sold by W. S. Goodyear the hae achieved a reputation for its wearing qualities, its efee, its per feet fit. second to none. Tli'e late Gt>v. Pingree spent his life in the shoe linsine-.. and the Pingree Shoe was the' result of years of patient toil and study If* yoii are bothered in getting si >s to fit.. or_ wear, __ come and see me, 1 can please you. /C I have a nice line of Men’? Fine & Shirts aiiil Underwear, all of the { latest styles. Also a good stock of Men’s \l ork Shirts and Overalls— the kind that wear and give good service. Call iu and see my line, you will be pleased with the goods 4'. and the prices. jL BALTIMORE. g. r, Chalmers and wife have moved fnr Children ^fe. nure Nn nriatex 2 Geo. Konkle and family of Hastings on farm for n short time. : ©! risited at F Konkle-. O'er Sunday. Callihan of Baltimore haa Bute of Michigan, County ot Barry, m ffi Several of oor r»ns peop1" a't«"fe«l h^n helplnit her grandmother for tho At a ot thc Probate Court tortht County o( Hurry, holdra-at the Probate office, ' the Young reopltl » meeting at Shultz (mi ww,kH; g(,jng home Sunday. tn the City uf Ha»tl£g». in mid County on Ttw»day the inrd day ot Mar tn /be yeer /fl Sunday evening. s Bidleman.of Quimby was in our one thousand nlue hundred and Art-. ProMHit Chas. M. Mack. Judge of Frfitate. iji I Miss Pearl Garrison who has I***" {own 1|U^ Sunday. In- the matter of the estate of Caleb l>. m ‘ sick is on the gain. WCftther k.vi» cool but tho f*r- ’ On’r?Jd*airid tiling the l*Utloo duly vertjft ' The third-quarterly mating of Hasftrp tnrninfAOver the-soil prepar- fled, of Vohney W. Ferris, wm of aald deceased. praying that an Instrument aow on file In this I tings circuit will be held at the **' ing for rorncourt ting to be thc last will aud testa­ if said deecuacd be admitted to probate J 1 (UffAhntt school house next Sunday at MeOum ha» Mid his farm to ment Hurt the executor therein mimed appointed or half-part nine. ' a mnn jn Grand Raphband then bought •vme other suitable person. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday, the j Misa Carrie Garrison si»nt Sunday RobinM»n house. l?th day of Juno A. D. HK» at ten o dock in theforruooo. be Biwlgned for the hearing of | at home. j Geo. McConnell ha* ihe wall laid for said petition and that the heirs at ’.aw of said dpeeaJwHl and all other persons inn-rested In G. Robinson of Dowling spent Sun-? h|ft n|W bn5|ding. said rotate, are required to appear at a session said Court, then to bo holden nt the probate Ml ' day at C. K Robinson’s of Hope. Mn. chahnorswere of office, In the City of HMtlagn. in vild county, Mid show cause if any there be. why the prajet I Fishing and getting one’s coat wet is MidtUevil|0 last Tu^lay on a little of th« petitioner -may not be granted. And it Is further orderwl. that «ld jietltloner^rive in I the order of the dayliusines*. notice to the persons interested In said estate "______ 1 mHl M nrul th., hrarlnw $ ; for iutrtdireiug t. ' S!2nn J Etching ip I The Pingree Shoe Men’s Shirts ‘ Barrell were in Grand Rapids on busi- Fence Posts cheap. Phons 254. Lace Hose, Handkerchiefs, II Be Held In Hastings December .Sunday school will la* omitted next the grange iaill Friday night hut al! / Al who do trailing with \V. H. -Fair­ chili, can got a dinner jwt free of • Sunday on account of quarterly meeting report a g«xl time. Th.' aw>m nr- high grnihbeing held at the ‘ ’ * . ■. • ■ x ii e<pfeal , semi vitreous china ware,, hand paint-. MIDDLEVILLE. c,..... ;!i>”. aud coW Mrs. Clara Broy n will entertain the ed. i l lieantiful floral designH^and ex■ , • . • la-ic» ,Ly an ex-’ , L. A. S. un Tliuraiay June 1. arrange­ rerkneed 'n.irkci man and you «i EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION Ui:Nir«- coloring-, an- gold lined, of" ments for supper the name os liefore. •a .. ■ • - i’hat you 1 * and made in elegant The county cunvention -of thc Ep­ light! weight, Geo. Kelner of Ohio visited nt . R. Mr. Fairchild has a nice stdek ; worth League was held in the M. E. shajx g Daly s tho first of the week. church Saturday. Delegates from df^gr iceriis and dry gtxxis to select] several of the different societies were from deliver* t® all part* of. the city. A LESSON IN HEALTH. andM ives especial attention to tele­ Healthy kidney^ filter the impurities represented. phone order*. from the blood, and unless they do this Mist Agnes Laden of Grand Rapids health iFImpossible. Foley’s Kid . WEST PARMELEE ? ThcMEAT MARKET Man ; good ney Cure makes sound kidneys and will spent Sunday with Wm. L._Cobb and Chester Wood of Owo*r> fe visiting i 0 ; ivo ccy. ■ ■ . iif CliV Bank. ' posit IvelT cure all forms ofkidney ant wife. r bladder disease. It siren gthens the his sen Willis Wood and family. 9 Phone 22 Haspnaa Mich. : whole system. Sold by W. H. Good W. A. Quinine was in (iriuTd-Rapids Mim’Alice Rtitmnn and brother La year, the druggist. , on business Wednesday. Pi..r» are rf.iting to AUW epaatr 1 . Mrs. Ella Hecux and daughter Evelyn C. JI. rteach waa tho guest »vf Henry ! of Hastings spent Sunday with Miss ' > ........... —e^ .’Adamp and wife Saturday and'Sunday. Helen Prichard. Eihvanl Morgan’s aged mother is ,, .Mrs. Smith of Chicago is visiting ber yard in Barry County. her daughter Mrs. H. T. French and verv freble’at this writing. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co "Fair PrlJes, Good Quality, Square Dealing" Dotted and Figured Syvisses, Silk Mull, IVhite Silk Gloves, elbow length. Embroideries, Fans, Ribbons. OATES OF POULTRY vl!“l,nR sister hero1 fo/u few Y ou will find what you needfior 1 GOODS Our stock of DINING TABLES is very large at present and we can give you some very attractive prices. . . Extension tables from Lot us show you. our big ■ stock of high grade Pianos and Organs. - ! $3.98 to $25- Carpets, Lace Cur­ tains, Linoleums and Mattings for all: Furniture Corners, Miller & Harris Furniture Co. When you bftve )-»riniing done'vou want It Nirely Printed and on good paj>er. Remember the BAN-N ER when In need �;r. 6 “FLY TIME” Will soon be here and we have a full line of LAP ROBES. NETS ANO DUSTERS. PERSON AL MENTION j ' THE LA(EY W. (. I. II. CONVENTION NO SPORTS ON DEC­ ORATION DAY John Campbell o' Middlerille was in the city Monday. ; Miss Betsy Sherk of Pannalee visitI ed friends in this city Sunday. LARGE AND INTERESTING That Stand Ought to Be Taken Everywhere. CON­ Many Farmers Surprised May 80th is Memorial Day. The pur­ pose in haring such a day is to give proper rwpect to the memory of those CHURCH. who wore the blue, and helped to save ! Jay Diamond of Lake"Odessa visited tbe nation from disunion, but who I Hastings fricnds^Monday and Tuesday. ; Hundreds and hundreds of Many fanners were surprised when they read my advertisement Hl t i,.have passed on to tbe unkown land It satisfied customers through • Mr. Ed Tyden of Chicago visited his ; A VERY EXCELLENT is a sacred, memorial day, and should Banner last week, sayiag that a good 5 foot cut Mowing machine out Barry county tjieak loud brothers Axel and Eflsil the first of the ' PROGRAM ALSO be a day when lessons of patriotism er than any words can of the could ba bought for $36. And a goodly number of them have bwn ; week.. QUALITY of tbe Harnesses and civic duty shduld be taught. we make. We use tbe best I Mr. and Mra Milton Bradley of — > surprised again on coming in and looking the “Keystone Mower” .. r We protest against making it a day of Leather and have the best , Nashville are visiting their son Rev The °°,d Medal *nd List of of workmen, which combine for Imll games, horse races or any They all found it to be a strictly first class, high grade, up-to-date machLm'C. L Bradley this week. j New OfHto give a Myers HarHees asde other sports. Better give up Decora-' greeof style, strength and Mr. and Mrs. Seth M. Angle of De­ tiun day altogether than make a cers. durability that cannot be se­ i troit are guests of^the' former’s parents : mockery of it. We hope that in Barry cured in any ready made ar- , Mr. Mr,. A. A. J. I T1'* Bl,rr>' County W. C. T. U. coo­ county Kt leas* May 30th may be ob­ tide. Mr. and and Mrs. J. Angle. Angle. U V t, >• < 4 v r. 1 r ventiun was held at Laces May 17-18I I H. E. Hendrick and J. G. Nsgler of ' served us >femoriaF Day. when we i - .. . “ . . . with un excellent program from be- shall honor the soldiers, living as well iI Middleville,and their -wives attended'| k , "'"fT ! ” ' the buquet M^tUy w,.„ _ as dead, who helped to save this na­ tion. Last week the last survivor of “By Snummy! I'll take one of them. I can’t make $9.00:easier Hullngi. Michigan. ., \ olney came--to ;■ which were - Fems of . Allegan :------—---- -----------nuicu by men excellence, i-wiiuicu, were voted vuitxi buried. In a few JeSersou il, 1 duor south ot P. <>. than that.” tbin city Sntuxd.y.tc attend thc funeral ro ba |4aoed into thc Bureau uf Ex- the war „ of, 1812 , was , j ,n,.-.v,iw«r years the lust veteran of tbe Civil war OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXX) h” C. D. Fnrri. utHutluml. H,,ng,„ Mr, Lampuu.., of H.rtinxx j’wTte^nmWr^with fho-who idudl Then two mora men each bought a “KEYSTONE” mowing machin.,. Mra D.aww..l1l. and ,1 LT __ Mrs. MnnMary R E. rtarr Carr nF of flrranrl Grand DuniA. Rapids ; Xtw., Mrs. WklaUrarab Whitlock.Qf.Barryville, K. 11 H. I Wl*i l>t UUmOereU I never hear the dnun-beat of the Grand One ofofthem Baid:-’respectively. ! will go home and give my wife 15,00 and 1 will have « , was the guest of her parents Mr. and . Watson, Middleville, i Army again, ■ The old noldicrs are ^et$1.00 left then. Now if every man would do that we would aoon \ > Mrs. A. J. Angle several days last! A deep spirit of consecration prevail- j ting grayer, their bteyw more feeble, We have secured the agency for ( 1\week' j -• . ed -throughout the entire seiedon. tbe women interested in the •’KEYSTONE” mowing machines. Ail ’ and their ranks thinner.' While we of Frontier called on Rev. i Mrs. Jennie Wileox. of Jackson, was • have them with us. let ns respect them Prussian Hog Worm ', -Bradley ] Rev. Clay have a good, many other ■ . last Saturday on his way home present and was of much service each i enough to give proper observance to ( from general conference held near Cal- <!«.'• \Wednesday evening she gave an ] Powders Memorial Day. ' edonia. ' 1 excellent address, which wastaost skil____ _______ Worms kill more hogs than Mra w. ™E EVENT OF THE SEASON Mra h™, B.r Cholera. , IL lb>w«y re in KnUmazoo thronghoat th, enti„ j — Hog Worm Powders kill i ? In?”*1 °f th" "um™ ', wa» tb»t ol a I’entwortal nnture. she Will be Given Under the Auapicea ot worms in hugs of all ages, We have them in all styles and prices and can please you. HARNESS, VENTION HELDATTtfE LACEY I Mrs. Mary Nichols of Salamanca N. I Y. is visiting her brother C. W. Durkee. One Farmer Said W. H. Myers & Son, Bargains for you quickly and Invariably. , I J conducted a child s consecration service | the Eastern Star June ) Mr. and Mra. Newell Blouson of Kai- and initiated 18 new members, all ex- ! ’) . mnoviaited Mr. Slooun’s' sister Mrs j cept ing three for Lacey W. C. T. U. ' 8,hI 1 C. L. Bradley of the first ward orer ' Tbundiiy a grand gold medal contest . Hastings Conn of the Order of EastJ Sunday returning Monday. i u-nM was h«1<l held, in nharm, charge nf of Xlra Mra Annipe Annina i .>nn cm Utar Star ur are a utruin again tn to that the front and Kinds of Stock \ ' Rev; C. L. Bradley attended the Dunham, the local Supt. of medal <x*n- will have in readings on Thursday ( (general conference of the* United:I tests. The house was crowded, many I evening June H. one of the best local ( ; Brethren in Christ held near Caledonia ', “"W to *“ “7“>’ • Tlie speakers all talent entertainments, headed by some ' *did honor to’ themselves and the causo j uf Hastings most pofmlar and talented and all aavprtlqed Pat- I iL couple of days last week. ,,a hz *””r ** m“' . which they represented. Mr. Spencer,’. jierformers. Mr. Fred T. Russell and ent Med'iclnea. ' Mr. and Mrs. . Emil Tyden and , of .Maple Grove, winning ’the medal. . Mr. Freeman Fiske, of Cleveland. I daughter Florence will h ave Saturday The judges were Mrs. Bush, of Delton. Ohio, have U«eti secureil and will dc­ ; for New \ork where they will take a I jfn,; g. Barnnm. of Coats Grove and vote their whole time and energy in I steamer Tuesday morning for Europe. Mrs. Slawson. of Bonfield. Mrs. Wil- making this one of the b^t and most Q. A. HYNES Phone IU, Hastings. I Miss Eliza Knowlton will attend the t,ox- in her usual pleasant manner, annual meeting of the Women’s Auxil- presented the medal. Mrs. Gail Myers City Drug Store.\ J lary nt Kalamazoo Wednesday ahd I County President was presented* with a | :: Michigan. ( I Thursday as delegate from the Has- ! beautiful boquet of carniitions, as a 1 tings branch. j| token token of of esteem, esteem, from from the the Lacey Lacey W. W. C. C. i and some the women will be interested in, such as Steel Ranges Gasoline Ranges, Screen Doors, and so many others that even Printers Ink fails to tell the w|iole hi rj will interest you. complete performances ever presented by this popular order. Mesaeix Rumm-11 and Fiske are actors of .experience and will present for the evening a one act playlet “ folplaylet “ “The The Clubman Clubman’’ss Dream. Dre _T. U. The following officers officer?, and su- : lowed lowed bv by tbe roaring roaring* .Irish l..~. Comedy . i ... . . . .iu t i -T. | After visiting at the home of her; . , ■»» j '■perintendents were elected for tbe cn- Drama “Finnegan'sFortune.” A Male’ I uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. j suing year: Quartette and nlstf a Ladies Quartette | Angle, last week Mrs. Robt. Hodd, of I composed of Hastings best singers arc Pre*.—-Gail Hamp Myera. Stanby Wia. returned to her home Cor. SecjL—Emily E. Bamiim. in^rehcraal for 'thi* occasion and will Monday but will in the near future' Rec. Secy.—Lois Pi^yue Cox, ' present something new which will lie return and make Hastings her home. Treas.—Stella Huath Ljitnpuiaii. a treat in the order of rt>cal aelections SUPERINTENDENTS Singing and* dancing specialties* will Press—Mrs. Celia Penn<x:k. also by introduced between the acts and ♦ I {save a niri' line of these X goods, and before you buy auy, Medal' Contest—Mrs. Annice Dun- one of the most complete performances , ham. . r-. that can be be*’rendered is looked forward T thing 1 invite you to come and L. T. L.*—Mrs. Clara Pawe. Loomis, to with much interest. look over my stock. Flower Mission—Miss Margaret i do repair work of all kinds, {Baker. GROUP EPWORTH neatly and promptly. : Franchise—Mrs.- Lois Payne Cox. LEAGUE CONVENTION I Evangelistic—Mrs. Margaret Camp- • 1 make a specialty of doing I liell. jewfxbk “outside work” such as tak­ ing large pictures of homes, * Bureau of Exchange—Mra. Loin Mc­ Held at Middleville Saturday. Very famjly group*, etc. By get­ Carty. 4♦ ♦ Open Evenings. Interesting And Successful ting your work of me you Non-Alcohol Medication—Mra. Emily know that i Barnum. . • , * ’ Gathering. ■ Circulating Library — Mrs. A. NewEverything is Right The Group Epworth League ConvenI ton , , nun was neiu at Aixiaievme i tion .was held Middleville satu: Saturday PIANO SPEADS and will be'first class* in every, Purity in Lit. and Art-Mrs. Stella and —was ---- . well .... attended inter­ and very fa I have a nice line of Katin Piano respect. My prices are rea , Heath Lampman. Spreads, all hand worked sonabie, and my work will esting Mra. Nora Cooper Heath, of please you. I Narcotics—Mra. Maude Zerbel. । this city, attended as one of tbe dele* I - 3. 3. Work—Mra. Agnew Gorham. ,j gates ____ _____ w and took part in from this city, Don’t forget to see me before I Thiirsdiiy 31™. Myers prreentt.l lb. 7be diseunlcn -d on., of the'lopira you buy a Kodak, Camera, or supplies for same. County Isumrr with appropriate word. Mira Charlotte Lake read a p>per on to the Lmroy union, aa tbe one harin* ■ Methods of Duirpf Merer and Help LfcE HING, made tbe large.! gain during the Work. " Rev. Trott gave a talk on Chiness Laundry. Masting*. Mich. -rar. ; “Suggtationa for Lragne Work." Tit, The delegatee separated Friday morn- new odieers of tbe Group are as folTHE PHOTOGRAPHER, ing fouling that the Lacey W. C. T. U. I lows: had made tho Barry County oonventiot. Prm. -Mra Num Heatl, Hartings, Hastings, f Michigan of ino one to be long remembered vice Fm -fe Stella Sanborn. Mra Wilcox ia speaking every evening Caledeonia. in Barry county with good attendance Secy—Hire Pearl Jacokra. Middlek!!!!!T! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TYYTTT FT! !!Y!!? FF TTYTTYYYYTTT?TFT!! I* and enthusiasm op the port of tho jwo- . vHlc. ' I Pie' Treas.—Mra. W. Kidti. Irving. IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT Lois Payne Cox. Rec. Sec. : W/lTaiE5,RINQJ, : : CLOCKS, * SILVERWARE Refrigerators, I I invite you to call and look.thein over. Manufacturers Make the Goods, Townsend Makes the PRICES. 1st Door North of HOTEL BARRY JESSE TOWNSEND, = The Farm Implement Dealer. Repairs for the “Keyatone” Mowing machine always kept on hand. GROUPS H. J. Christmas, HHFmONEWEAR to come, and if we save you money on your purchases, as we believe we can, if will be to your advantage. J. S. Harper & Company, LUMBER DEALERS. Phone 221 Hastings, Mich. Use the TELEPHONE It is more convenient for you to step to the Telephone and order your Groceries, Fruits, and Vegetables than it is to walk way down town. Your orfter will receive just as careful attention, and you will get just as good goods In ordering by phone as you would if you ware present in person. Our customers know this to be true, and we keep Two Delivery Wagons busy to supply their wants. Your grocer should be like your doctor— you’ve got to trust him with your health as well as your purse. If be thinks of jour purse to the detriment of your health, you drop him quick. We make healthy customers by selling them healthy food, and satisflMt customers by charging them Air prices. Phone No. 10. HORTON’S. 4 AN ABORIGINES F. W. Clifford Has an Important His Remains Were Found by Horace Announcement in This Parmer Mon* Issue. day. Monday afternoon while Horace Pal- | tuer was working in. Ike Sponables gravel pit be unearthed the remains of j 3 an Indian, who in life must have been I 3 =2 of giant stature. Tbe two bones of the 3 ann- not including the bones of the 3 hand, when placed together, were long3 ’ er than Mr. Palmers entire arm, hand and all. The skull was in a good state < f preservation, and the teeth, ' and lower, were all double. iJ Combined with STYLE in cut and ntat patterns, is what the average man wants. ■'Clothcraft Clothes’1 fill all the requijjements and the prices are not high. . WILL 00 ANYONE NEW SUPPLY ON HAND HARPER’S LUMBER YARD if you are going to do any building this year. We carry a full Hue of all kindsj of lumber, such as is demanded in'building and we will cheerfully quote you figure? on any bills you may present. Or if.you are going to do any repair work, build a porch or abed, cote and see us. It won’t cost you a cent All Wool Clothing $10.2° to $20 . F. W. Clifford, the market man. two doors east of the City Bank, hAsienjoyed such a trade on^jis comments that' it haa'.*been almost impossible for him < to keep a stock on hand. He announces ■ this’.week that he has another supply ■ ('f cold pressed .com beef on hand, which will be welcome news to all j : who wish cold ineata for lunchew and i cold meals. Thia meat is prepared by I upper an experienced market man. - STILL AFTER OIL. , , . , , . । ■ miles this side of China. Thus far' : nothing has been struck ex ccpt a good • । • flow of water, but Htill they are not' I I satisfied. Thc fore part bf this week I ' tejne oil men from Parkersburg; Va., । visited the farm of Tlios. Blanck in I Assyria, and they promise to make a I thorough investigation of the territory, ; and, will decide later on . what they | will do. Crittenden Bros, upholstering, der National Bank. - Comprising the GOLD and SILVEF “REGENT'-and “EAGLE” mala ‘s, that are handled by the best furnishers everywhere, cannot help but please you. Prices $i„ $1.50 and $2.00 , . ; Our Shirt Stock The opening and grading of new etreeU and tbe patting in of new aideerectingvi otnanumuer numberor of । walka — —and — >tho ‘tv vra-vniig m"T bouses in the first w.rd i, changdora they ought to etrike ing that port of th. city in apprarani oil down in Amyna township. Several | to , considerable extent I i very expensive holes have been bored--------| j into the earth in that township, the | I I last one stopping only a few thousand ■' .. I I CLUBBING RATES of the “NEWLAND” make will soc|n be in evidence, Our prices 50c to $2. Readers, of the Banneh can secure or magazine published In the United States or Canada as can be procur­ ed by any other newspaper in this Un- STRAW HATS an favorable clubbingjates with this paper for any daily or weekly paper section of Michigan. . Chidester (Q. Burton, Leading Clothiers i t- FAMILY Geo. Newton, § i® �’INGS ] ANNA local news j ‘UlUMi True patriotiam never think, premiums. Wright Bra.. •...j with any on-the Ifraide '.Ade Out <•- > most cum.-i’. mounted tip to the more । Wall Paper Cr"*te5 >» Cbartottei^ What we wiy we do. we do do sarore./Gr“°d !• B. A. W.ll,,.r wm it, the city Mo„. • wax . t 3 - day - on busineaL -----------d“-- —■ r-uor ,“r nnd Mra EUory Tobiu w„t to • Th. BMtimore Cornet Buul wiu ^ing aamplra from^X"i^dU’ 'V"U1’,ke «*'“rd.y boid their annua! .AdM t^^" ,-ock. N.„r ” " Ch“t" m»nt I • ----- — (muofu the A Edmond, eatate Saturday eve. I“ «™ crriM »neh ,ri(m)K ‘ ,ow ow" ”’’ rmcarried anch . U™ S Sunday w,th play window™, lhi J Z 2 W.i„..»cb Shirt ,,rUr - J- Saturday. W.tkin. were ! *h' very ''”ry |U1 “aa t •t' 1” ° “'d “d M™-riw «ttore to Mr. and Mra. Burton Perry made J* ,at, t>>« at<» of Hastings township Sunday k‘"a> of j * 01 Vari°” tuM/riai. Editor Godfrey o( in I pound daughter. Their friend, intend t»rad“ to .,the very !th,H citJ’ on businera .Saturday. 1Z .•ongratulatidwu Ftean F.,rvi • I Mik Wire coats covert "-L712 jarimu. rmik *in I . J ®Mfcr«l was in Union City on 2 Pninting to do “■ can b, l,v " ,nArithmetic T7 ln” ‘in b* W. ',r"hl ’ i'm‘a Simple J."'Hol—------------ -------RETURNEq from CALIFORMa ioway’s adv. in this issue. “ W. R. Ja&eQon has secured the ser —­’ I "f re,un,rf vices of a-firat class upholsterer and : f™ ’ «UE>n>la ____ -Tnwd.,- w llul wwl is prepared tu do all kinds erf upholster- aftcr 11 absuntv of several -i month, for ing work that the will^guarantee to-----he 1 lhe ,,enefit , o( his health ——,'**• wbich wax all right. #. ----- -b, h• „ ,n|k Hurv(> much t>mpr.„„l <n“rk Aldrioh.. of Mton. w„ ln ,he > & & 8r.de Engraving. purchase wedding Silver, Cut Glass, Porcelain, Art goods T“~ln>< H. .peakC Mr. .nd lira Dtabridge. of Gmnd • ’’ «“'■»>•<" -f Cbfon.i., lUpida .re yi.itlng Mr. and Mr.. R • \ . l'1 w,nt<*r inonthk, but sav, A. Burton ,. ' . Wlth “ UUin ’■‘’Wing geiod healrft F c • , S' c. i. BradUy^Utin,.’-^Judge Mack received wool last wwk PLEASE CLOSE BU^I ?ngges|fonK JOHN BESSMER. the : . A Handsome Boot! H SHAPE $3.00 Patent Kid, Button, Flexible Sole, Colonial Heel. One ot the most satisfactory boots c w. CLARKE CEL CO Quality Shoe Store. Hastings, Midi. dates uf sale May 24. 25, and ‘Jfi. return limit June 5, 1IW5. Acct. Memorial Day. May the muud trip rate will bo very low. These tickets cannot be sold fardier than a distance of 150 milra frt>m starting point* Datesuf sale May n»-8Q, return limit May 31 inclusive, j • A Michigan train i^r Michigan people, fast, comfortable and co.nvtaient* Michigan. Centra! "Wulvenne.' saves half a day going and coming and givtw a whole-day for business in New York. lAiavc.s.Hastings at II :’»3A m., Detroit 3: »*• p. tn., nrrivei Bufalo H:50. p. m.. arrives Grand Central Station ■ Now York. H:<X> a. m. : The, fastest train? £n America. Try lit. I • Sunday • excursion to Gran^ Rapids Mich. - May 2**. 5»i cents for the round trip special traiB•leaves; Hasting* > il'm. returning leaves Grand I Rapids F<*m. ........ Friday on »business. - W Mias Leah Bowin- and Miss Alene Walker, of Kalamazoo, .spent Sunday i with Hastings friends. Children Hard on * Boys. W. E. Merritt has ar. a(Iv. in_this ♦ issue that, will be of interest tu nil X boye of 14 years and under. He has- ♦ arranged for an advertising writing • ♦ contest on the < pud i ties of .“Buster ♦ Brown Stocking*, ’’the first prite being ♦. $1.50. in cash. the second three pairs - *■ of Buster Brown Stocking*, tho thin] ♦ two pair* of Buster Brown 'facklngs. , J Each contratant is asked not to sign his ♦ advert isomont, but to endow his name <>n a separate slip uf paper. Each adv. }_• will be munliervd by Mr. Merritt, and i ♦ the judges will know them only by + nnmlKTH—not by names. Further * j articulara can tie had by reading Mr. * MerYitt’s adv. * GALA DAY FOR I01”1”- W. S. Barren Agt. BMNtte - . A Z $3.50 A choice assortment ot Linen Embroidered Waists, beautiful designs, priced from $3.50 to S5.00 ’ If your boy or girl Is hard on hosiery you ought to try NOMEND Linen Knee Hosiery. It will .eave yon money. Darning is a waste of lime,. because children no sooner get on the streets wheiN magic like the holes reaujsun. -Xu mystery about NOMEND -jilst a queeiiun of yarn and knitting—know how. NOMEND Hosiery is made by a new method, which splices pure linen onto knees, heels and Cues. Thus they are made proof against the roughest wear and tear that children can possibly give Price, 1-2 doz. W O in front and back, large leg-omutton sleeve, very neat, a good number for 31.50. special 98 cents Hosiery ? Price, per p’r No. 430-Pnre Jap taffeta tMIk, good*quality, box pleats LADIES BLACK MERCERIZED J 2 r'BtllCOalS No. 1*50-10 dozen of this* number, all new goods. ® Good qualities, well made.-The best*style, regular - J price $1.00. i 25c While they last $1.35 - .79c J MONEY BACK STORE WRIGHT PHOE No. 30. BROS Hastings, Mich. uftebsoleaiiehj. • :. :. Are wanted in this great work-a-day world And so, very early in life, y^u should become a LIFTER. One of the most efficient ways of Lifting is to acquire a LEVERAGE through the habit of SAVING; and this habit of Saving comes to those who deposit their money, with this bank. DELTON Delton and Dowling Teams Cross «. A. R. Department & Michigan Brit.s at Dcltott May State Encampment, and V. omons Re­ 30th. lief Corps, Traver City. Mich.. June Tnradny M»y «>ll !«• » s«b> day t 19-21 190*’>: for tbe above ocramon a rate of one faro plus 25 cents fur the , for pelten. Ou that date the Delton* I round trip is authorize, date* “f sale and Dowling hu* bull teams will crow | ♦ Jtmo 17. IK W «u’11 S’- li«n‘lfor reh,rn lists, the game being called at H o’clock ♦ p. m. These teams are very evenly j 4. , until June 28 inclusive. . Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Imjxu 'matched and there wilt lie a ''battle royal’’ for supremacy. The Ddlton; ♦ |ial Council. Niagara Falk N- V i1 June 2U-28‘ono fare plus 23 cento for j MUitaiy Band will hirnd the proceraion I . to the grounds, and give the contort* | £ round trip h» authorized for Chw ocante the right kind 6f a send-off. In ■ ♦ rasion. datra of sale June 1«. 10 and 20 the evening there will l>e a dance at! return limit June 24; by W"«g u *«e the K. O. T. M. M. Holl for th- benefit | of 11-00*an extension can l,e 8ecurod j uf thq Delton team. Bill for dance 50 ; ♦ • until July 14. cx-nts. Delton invites everybody to. I ; Knights Tcmi-lw of Ml<-hlg»» <'r“' : come and b|yo a good time-and every-1 f Commons Anond ConrU". .nd body does that go to Delton. ’ State Enrampnent Detnnt Mich. J Shirt waist boxes to order. Critton- i J I 13. For th,, above <ss.-a.io,, . ve^low round trip rate -ill I- P™. Date. « | den Bros. Mie June 12 and ill, return Iifflll Jnno ■ I + U’» font to ni«v frerothAt hornblv ♦ i 14 inqhiaDre., plll^o of lb. night. ‘ Fiftieth Anniversary «f City Incorp­ ipSm’s Ointment cures <iaJP»K an“J f oration tWebrallun Flint Mirh. June . ;X~.mtly. At any drug .tore. »> J I .nd 8. For thia oocaaion > rate ef on j ond. _______ ]uid one-third ftrat <da«e faro f«r the round trip «iU be K''™-J*” j„M ■ and 8. return limit J””0 0 “ No. 179-3 dozen only, pretty White lawn waists, made with narrow and wide box pleats Jn front, with narrow pleats In back, very neat and stylish, really worth SL25, special at 2 John C. Ketcham, the Barry ooqnty J Tbe third quarterly-meeting <vLU be along nicely. 1-eld at the M. E. chnrch next Sunday When you go into utixjil rbmpany. Commissioner of Schools registered * W tin* Phoenix Friday.—Charlotte Ro-1 O morning beginning with the love feast the air you should carry-with jrou there at 958O and followed by the commnnpublican. A .ion service at 10t3tk The subject for is that of fearing no one ibid wishing Mr. and Mrs Will Stadel and son i fhe aertnem in tbe evening will be ’ -The to otfend no one, Earl.of Grand Rapid.-, spent Sunday A Tempest Stilled.’’ with frul’nds in tbe city, en route to M. C. Excursions. visit friends in Prairieville. John G. Kirchner, of Rutland, and Spwial round trip Sutnljiy rates are. ■ Donald Smith left Saturday morning ( 5 Miss Linnie B. Billings, of'Rutland, n<>w in eff<<*t, a rate uf onq fair for tbe were united in xnafrTSge nt tho Pn««by. round trip wijjjbe chnrgedJ Passengers fur Washington D. ('. where he has I J ■ • <» j'ywy.t.vo teriim paraormge. May 17. Rev. Trott .■« reach n»Hing p,.|n, by mhlmgl,, c „„,tnirtiol v. _ „f -ew York and -------- --------, <.... performed tho ceremony, as Rev. Van- ■ same date. Tw-kets are psxj. yui Auken was attending tho Pr^byterian pasHenger traiiieAn thin division aftEey-. Chicago. His many friends here will ■ l“’ be. plexsed to learn «if his good fortune. , General Assembly. are scheduled to stop .at the station Mr. and Mra. Gt*’. Poland, whose The many friende in this city of Mise you wish to stop at. . 1 marriage we announced last week will L*niise Packard will he interested in Mich. Athletic Ass'n Irgerachplastic be "at home" to tiu*ir friends after the following rlippig. from the Char­ Mift. Ann Ari»«r. Mich. 'May 2G-27. A June 1. at IMO Wealthy Ave.. Grand lotte Republican: Mr. and Mrs. O. £. Rapids. Mr. Pqjnnd.it employed on.r;«te*l'f fe.fi.*> for the round trip will Packard have isaped invitations to the given, dates of sale. May M retuni the street car line. marriage of their daughter Miiry. limit May 27 inchtsin-. IxMiiw*. tu Edward Potter Hopkins, of CONTEST FOR BOYS.. Amu. of Employed .Ofljcers of the lensing, in Grace church, at 'tt-.Jo •Young Men's Qiristian Aftm. of North o'clock ThtinMlay evening. June 1. A America, at NiagaraF&llsj N Y.. May' reception at tbe Packard homo follows iWnncJ. IWUi. For the Uboye occas­ W'. E. Merritt Will Have an Advertls- ♦ the ceremony. ion the round trip rate wijl !»• ?!•.•. 15. Ing Contest for -t On page 10. of this inane will lw» found an advertisement for the Pre­ ferred Hospital & Accident Association v. .. - ".<i. t!!y ettgraxed. Ji >: V> k and jewof Fltut. Mr. H. B. Proctor- is the Kry u !>ort notice. local solicitor and Q. A. Hynes is the • local collector. The company has been ■ doing a nice busine**' in the jxninty jeweler and has some g<x*d recommends for the btaitlntx, Michigan. prumptne** with which claims have been met. A membership of 50 was ’ enrolltsl in Nashville and u good local r.u nt Monti Ji. busiliras Is'promised. •r t-t 119 N. The new editor of Tbe.Tiinea wishes, •■ri Wojttefw’ to express his sincere admiration <«f Tfor #1.25 irnd the general appearance of the enlarged Hastings Banner, just added t<> the > , it; Tnwi. list df exdjangtw. With .' its added -’••■r-.tl a ppze1 equipment of three modern machines, •• eunundrUm: viz. - a now Baboock pres* an Echi-? trimer and folder, and a type-setting, .. a woman' in; marhihe, tho Banner office becomes ■’ ’.he following one of the best in the state, ami Cook ■■ man should have Bros, may well feel proud of their rui: after Ihis1 splendid achievement and assurod , future succras. -Lake Odessa Times are rt-Jilvi- ‘ We have the finest assortment of Waists that was a ever shown in Hastings, from the ordinary Percale £ to the finest Swiss. Very large variety to choose £ from, the fit positively guaranteed, and style of • the very last New York designs. ® Mend, in thi, riiy Friday..nd Z «ratnrd»y. • .• ®*ry Fox. of Charlotte, [wood' X through thia city Saturday rri rout,* to ’ ® Wall |.k., ' ” fieii L.! Heath. Oarveth, if Do You Need a Shirt waist? • S “n with >brw“X.n w '* Monday. N U. ll.nd,. of Cb.rlolt. £ Sylvester Grouse!, of Battle Creek. 4 ,. , , , ‘nwlay May IM. IXxMration Day. out luraday afternoon MarahaU Phillip, : ot f„r th„ day and Uu-G A R. spent Sunday -With Mr. and Mn 8. I ran in a rag [wMlnr named Merrit "ho win olorrr,- th. <K<a.ion ‘ it i C. Greuse] of this city. Furniture Polish Sbentnu, who claim. GrandHrapid, a, specially urgwl that all bminraa pim^ T>c ee-rfiey Mr. and “Mrs. Jesse Darling. ___________________________________ „ of Mil- £ old at -15c pc •■ battle ma hi. re.id.-nce. The chargr agaiiwt 11* clomxl from 10 a. m. , to 3.311 j. iu. " wankee. are in the. city on a two weeks A him drunk and disorderly. visit with friends and relative a THROWN from His lltcs CLI, Should you fail to see Mr. C. A. >1 Wipe, the A. P. Trumbull.- and John Payne a ion Conley, who work, for tk<> went SchnepiM? .if the Jebb to Detroit Monday as repreabnta- ; 5 >>i uiu aieiiu Remedy Kvnutly Co. uf of e-,. .......... ‘v‘ Battle Creek at the Hotel Barry Saturp?’n“hl‘’,‘n Hustings township, was rives t<» the (•rand Lodge F. Jt A. M. J • - ■ • ryasutur ruling his wh«l .Saturday pruning. day drop tbeir'home office a line and Mrs ' BiTt'hu Rider Caniph-11, of ® When, near Chna. Shervrood>. grocery your caw' will receive prompt attention in the second ward hl i lm< clipped ..fr G-aud Rapids, visited the p-isi week w W. J. Michiwl, Jan. C’olmrn and Joa. the pedal, causing hi in tu louse control with her jmreitts. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. rile Druggists. Pftene'JI. Ptlug yr. went to Payne lake in Yankee of his machind he was thriiwn against - Rider. 1 Springs the first of the week, and cap­ a telephone po]v. putting fiis left arm Mr. and Mrs Ford, of Albion, and A tured ttt. fine Imsa and 11 ten {tound pick- out of joint at the slionMet aiwl giving i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan, of Chester. A en*I. They brought home their trophies, him a bad jolting up. ’ Dr. I Snyder wan Spent Sunday witli Mr. and Mrs. R. 5 ® and they made a fine showing. cdUtKl and at present. he| iic getting K. Grant. Jm Wedding Gifts! THE 30th OF MAY OUR DECORATION DAY, always seems, toils to be the end of spring, as far as selling (not wearing) certain lines of goods, and at this time we take the .♦ our sPrjn8 wearables, lop off a big slice of the profit and clear ’them out. , inis year will be no exception to the rule. We are going to give you many Bargains in the Women’s Ready-to-Wear Department, such lines as Petticoats, bk.irts, Silk coats, Covert Jackets, Raincoats, etc You will perhaps need some ready-to-wear garment fpr the holiday and here is an opportunity to save a few Ladies Covert Jackets and Raincoats at 1-4 off. e.vSi^ ^Tn^Ar M.ri,r -v jo.h xisjt ——- ?-rFa~ - •'I... 1 thi:. rux- we oiler PERSONAL MENT1OS. window. Wrirht R-.» . Mwrirf.ttb. Wmfejmn Metbodiat' panohmreWIHSUt. Ktmd M.y 23 . Mr. (Tiarh's t\ Benham and Mira Clara Townsend both of this ritv' Rev i ig shipment ,NWAX • New Wax Figure For Their Display the The open eeaaon for black >»■« Sunday but of catching them until Monday. •u- ank- "inflow .shades a„vJ,null, any size, and any ■b’*?1'5.. Tfllif-: .•■•until we order the k"’.'1'. for we have a goods in fill tin -1, (tocK "?■’ : ,M A K E the :ue day they ahadr an-'-h|,-r' Have •r auxi ,n,iiiuntoi»i1«ato* I 3 ^INTEREST Compounded SEMI-ANNUALLY t BY THE Hastings 5020 Bank ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY CO. CAPITAL $50,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 i �Mi» «nuxuSbcIdon and B. F. Cmtw ; Leonard Isenhood leave* tomorrow nuule « pleasant call at J- S' John • to accept a position with Clark & Webb an Sunitay afternoon. • of Battlie Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bratten «f Nashville were gueataof E. P. Baraum Bamam COATS GROVE. and wife on Bunday. The Coats Grove Union Sunday Mr* E. Warren of west Sunfield has school will have Children’s Dy ex­ gone to-Hastings to visit friends and ercises. Levi Cotton and wife of west Ver­ vention to bo held this week. montville. Ira Cotton and wife of Mrs. X a Kilpatrick was surpris­ Woodland.and Frank Wolfe and wife of WOODLAND. I THO’T HE’D STRUCK OIL. Woodland" attended church here Sun­ ed on Friday evening when a company Forest Lamb has purchased the vilHanry tbe Orove mer. of frienda and neighbor* trooped in to lage property of Mra. Elhs Lamb and chnnt, went out back of his store the day. help her to remember her birthday. will engage in the gingseng businem. other day and noticed a little stream of > Mr. Ollar of Woodland has moved to Dainty refreshments of ice cream and Min Jennie Wright who has been liquid trickling through the gram. ! this place. . . cake wen- served and a pleasant eve­ attending school at Ypsilanti is home ' Eagerly he bent down to inspect it, and Mra. James ToVnseod is having a ning enjoyed. ”A lovely time’’ the for a vacation, on account of having a {to his utter astonishment found it was | porch built to her house. Herbert young fiiks said. severe attack of. neuralgia in the face. oil. Visions of untold wealth flitted Sprague is doing the work. - The Mimes Ninto Estabrook and ' The ball game between the Woodland ■ through his mind ; for a few moments The logs that were hauled here last Q«toie Twple of Woodland were gueet* nine and Sebewa last Saturday resulted , he was a railroad magnate, copper I winter are being loaded on the cars. of Miss Grace Myers on Sunday. “••nltery Bra.d- w. rc,„h Sults the PEOPLE Woodland Department * i I f Tailor-Made SUITS If you want a Tailor Made Sult call and see our catalog You can get anything you wanband we can save you money. Sults that we order are cut the same day our or­ der reaches our tailoring bouse. • SOFT SHIRTS Our line of Soft Shirts Is com­ plete and up to-date In every respect. They wear well and ill W0J1. We have them in all styles and colors and can pleaae you. SOFT HATS We have Soft Hats in all stylet,: all colors and sizes. Bring your head to our store' and we will fit it. PANTS OVERALLS Sec our Sox—5c per pair up. J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. Straw Hats This is ^he season of ' th»i year to think of them. We have them all styles and prices. See our line of Boys Knee Pants that we sell from 25c to 50c Boys Johnnies Bib overalls25c Specials 7 lbs. Oatmeal.... 25c 7 Bars Acme soap..25c HENRY RflQLfl COATS QROVE QENEKAL STORE. Good Printing' When' you have Printing per. Remember the BAN- . LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS j BILLHEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS ’ BUSINESS CARDS • ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT’NB In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. sorry that they have sown their, seed and those who have not sown their s.^ed are fearful that their crop will be late. CARLTON CENTER. ntwrwvrwi. owiowi riwniw. ANNUAL SCHOOL PICNIC. Th Annual towiudiip whool picnic 1 county is visiting her *or. L. Dockt-r I family. ! B«»i« Fuller of Wbodlaml wo th.- Let us have’the next Th- BANNER, Hastings, Mich. VESTER & CARTER.! "Originator*, not Imitator*" 1-bone l«t. . . , . STATE ROAD. pwnebiuit at th., rhnrah Suadgy ' RENKE8 & WALLDORFF Their great care in buying enables them to =<11 g.Hl<| substantial and pretty furniture at' very moderate prices. If you are not & customer now they u ill be glad to show you their line of goods which, ex­ tends from the basement to the roof of their .three story store. ‘ .* • Renkes& Walldorff Pianos, Organs. :oeoooooooo Coal Campaign Mni Dell Cottun and Mira Jessie Durkee visited Mr. Perry of. Rutland this week. ' ' CaJl'ti" red at Kinnu Barry­ and ,nll 8mrfay. l GAL HOnE PROVIDERS are bcfinnln,; tu ' r ASSYRIA. ' '? ,Fn,‘n, «nd a»uKbu-r-.»-lMv Mra Midmlm From ;T Oklahoma vuired a. Bort Sh< |«rd-» Thur*JHy. Horine Fay attended the wedding of .’ J. Sherred Tyler and Deklah Irene j . Bern the £gnitaro of Tit Ind Tri lbw Watch this space for detailed prices and grades. ROWLADER BROS & REISER Warehouse opposite C. K.« S. depot. stooped over to pick up a stone, and 1 feH to the ground unconscious and died ! wmeTkne during the night.- The doe­ tor c&lltw.iYcongestion of the brain. ■ Phoqe57. Yon will eoon want a new Refrigerate•■?. a full Wt line of them, and carfsuit you. Among lbw w' hav« are the LEONARD CLEANABLE REFWERATOkS which can be taken apart and cleaned. thereby prevent­ ing any accumulation of dirt. These tefrip^’ • ’* keep­ . thing* COLD and PURE. Tbe doors are air-tight. -.They are Unlit upon th* ®os: scientific principles, after 25 years of experv ’ '-i:e{r but \ manufacture. Have a good air circulation and. use b». little lee. We also have tbe CHALLENGE ICEBERG RE­ FRIGERATORS and the ••GRAND” M ARPWOOD RE­ FRIGERATORS, which are of the tmwt mM*ro awl upto-date construction. We are hsadquatiekpor iWrlf«; atdrs. Call and see us. Everything in the Fishing Tackle Line ------------- T • • Miw MJTa Firster of Hartings spent iIr ,ultl FrRnk McDerby spent i 4^’ ! the past week with her parents at this Sunday with in Bcllevpe. ^1 place. i Mrs. H r < ___ _ , m tho best blood-purifying, Edith Firater who baa been iU with home from California thi. wreV'' “ Mr*. Edith Fay Cooley.who has been in the hospital for some time has returned to her father’s home, in west । Sunfield. I . Refrigerators ‘J Hood’s Sarsaparilla promlaw to euro and keeps the promise. lowest market priee. Mr*. Chas, Braekett is visiting her ' parents Mr. and Mra. Chas. Atkins. I In what it ii and what it does—odd- to walk, and when I had taken elylTt bottle* 1 scald see as well u ever." Sou* A. Hajbs«or. Withers, N.O. i , the Fruhauf at Ann Arbor Thursday May j IL L. Wright has purchased a new. alterative and tomo substances and typhoid fever in improving quite rap-1 j­ Mra. Emma Fitrh ha. bought the pop-com popper, this is the third pop- affecting the most radical and per- i<uT' »f Hiram । Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hill and grandaoni, house and lottirFree., Perkins. v v*" i com Inachine in Woodland at the pro- ■nannn-t. j _m : xtr nument cures z»* of all humors and all sent time. eruptions, relieving weak, tired, Wm. Hill has been working on the languid feelings, and building up I end of the McArthur drain. EAST WOODLAND. ! the whole system—is true only of Bert Miller Woodland’s old base ball j „ w . , ! Mn*H- Reynolds and daughter pitcher was in town last Saturday. Mrs. Levi Rupe spent Sunday with Lois are sending the week with rela I Mr. and Mrs. T. Schofield. I tires at llnring 1 No other medicine acts like it; Backache 1* never known to those no other medicine has done so I Mrs. Maxwell nee Etta Nichols spent Mrs. Shantz is entertaining a friend I persons who take au occasional dose of wwa. rv» 1-- X_ . . Dakota. Fineules. The value of the resin ob­ much real, substantial good, no ' Sunday with her friend Mr*. Ella Lee. I from tained from the Pine tree has long been other medicine has restored health Mr*. J.' A. Firth entertained the Bis- I' Oscar Warren is entertaining his' recognized Id the treatment of diseases and strength at so little cost. ; murk. L. A. S. on Wednceday last. sister Mra. Eric of Ohio. | of the bladder and kidney*. One dose “1 ru troubled with Mrahda tad earns of Fineules will give relief, and one •tar loiinc my syaaicht For four months I z Mrs., Geo. Hi company . k , tt entertained , ----- '—* Pliny Dickson living south of this! bottle.will cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath scold not see to do anything. After Ukln* . from Lake Odessa and Woodbury on village waa'buiMing fence in company I tbe druggist. ; / Fred Hinkley lart week-whJ^e I twe bottle* of Hood's Sarsaparilla I eould ass banday- To all such we take pleasure in all grades of coal at f) Tf'spl'f , on,< Coal. plying Peculiar - consider the matter of purchasing Next Sess- announcing that we shall make a specialty ot sup­ on bujupess on Thursday and also visit­ • Mra. Demond and daughter Laura of Lovejoy and Mrs. 1Carrie Bears ! ed his brother C. D. Gam of this A PLEASANT PARTY. 1 north Carlton. Jin. Vera Spencer and ‘ f Battle Creek were the guests of the place. * Mr. J. Brechheiser gave a party Sat- chUdron of Berlin, were visitor* at J. latter* parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Park L. R. Smith of Cincinnati, Ohio, urday evonihg in honor of his son , “■ Dnrkoo's last week. ' I Sunday. spent SundiCy with .relatives at .this Carl’s 21sL Birthday. Several from John Sinclair is improving his farm Rollin Stockwell of Charlotte was the । place. Mr. Smith left Monday morn­ this vicinity were in attendance* and by putting up new wire fencing. guest of Mis* Berl Tasker Sunday. ; ing for Detroit all enjoyed a q,l«>ded time Mr. and Mra. John Geiger went to Dr. Fay and daughter Florine visited , Elder. Furrow ot Detroit i. in Wood- - Blanche Myers who has „„ been 1OT, quite.; Kalamazoo last Saturday to see their at Perry Woitey’a west of Lacey Sun- ’ J land aadatlnx h.« brother F. Furrow ,ick for *t’ho paat*■ work ia. much 'im- son George w*ho is in the Asylum. day. in .... putting jiroved. ... ..._o down. cement walks. !• proveu. children ------------------tVonderlick ------------ — and _______________ Perry Wooley and-wife visited friends J J Mrs. Geo. Hicker returned from i v_ - — — W. - E. - Allgeo spent j of; ~ wd~. “ were guests at C. Senter’* and relatives here Thursday and FriMr. and. Mrs. Woodland • Ohio on Tuesday morning where she Sunday with the lfctten parenta^in* Monday. | day* wTto^tatiT^^nd^en^ ^She'will Baltimore’ Frank Wellman and family of CartieCnnorer. s May wm in oMeryed at Children’s pay will tie observed at j ! learn «xm for Kulnmngoo where ehe ' “'"T,” *“? 1’“'” and wife «iHt«l the Amtln I bourn Sunday Jnne 4 'will snend the summer postponed from June 11 to June 18 at Henry bchatbly's Thursday. at 2 p. m. , owin VtVJUft W the kUV bMr. VAJ1 « to conditions with The continued rain is helping the Lena ^»»ehill daughter uf Mr*. ■ B. S. Holly is in Deroit this week to members of the school, . . ■ wheat and meadows. ttnra Churohill that yna drowned at ■ attend the Grand Lodge of F. & A. ■ Mr. and Mra 11. B. Gammon .pent Mr Bimett ri.itol friend, near Ver- “umbrnt Ohio. w» <^Ae<l here l.,t M. ' Skn ti’“' m<>""1U» •» <>'>•« w~k. I Tneaday. » i Mrs. Mary Rupe of the south part of r^° \ w v . . . . ; w»ll Dove is justly proud of his ging-1 ; our county is making an extended visit Mra J. Wiceham who h„ been quite „.ng bed He lort a good oow Urt ' NASHVILLE, with her daughter Mra. Geo. Barnum. sick the past week slightly better at Airi« # n ’ a ? । wees. i Alt in Clexur and family have moved ‘ F. F. Hilbert received a consignment; this writing Proeer thi. I m John Sincleir i, now director of the I jt”to ,be b"'1’* l,nrch"<«1 h>- J- I of 125,000 wall-eyed pike which were■ "^•y" ““1‘nit thi. week wo held B , w. Noyre. - known » the Choky planted in Saddlebag lake. at the church. x ‘ , qcooou Fe.abrwr v-X .. i h- VI Frank Smith and eon Forreet of lotke; hg° Mrs. Mary Emily and daughter Emma \ emeY .nd Arch,e Neleon odewa and Mra Homer Mnrphr of I °«> Brinkert of Maple Grove Center went to Ohio on Tuesday of last week are nun ing building, in FreeporL Ferry were gneet. of their parenu Mr «P»nt Sunday-with friend. In tbe ril-1 ' to attend the reunion of the Miller Boni to Mr. i»d Mra Wm. U.born Md Mrr. Senter laet Monday evening family. Monday evening, a win. , and Toeeday. Allen DeLoag wa. at W(„Han.l Bun-! Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Warner and Mra Grace Woolrton who ha. lava ------ :------------------day the'gntetjof frienda daughter have been visiting Wtxxiland .pending th. winter with her mother MARTIN CORNERS. Born, to Mr. and Mra E. T. Morri. friends for the part two weeks returned Sherman Enddey and family .pent »“J Fite Sunday May 14. an eight to their home in Schootville on Mon­ . returned to her home w Grand Rapid. .SatonLy Mre Wright .u-oomtom,,.! s„na,y,tTbo^t.iQl,r., ‘ 1 IX)UnA-hoy, * day morning. I her and will spend some weeks with! T t ,, , | all remember the social at the Mr. and Mrs. Omo Warren are Inez Roosa has been visiting relatives hert ’ schoolhouse Friday evening. mourning the death of one of their in Woodland during the past week. Miss May Zimmerman of the Pratt ' twin Jay Downing of Woodland visited neighborhood spent Sunday at Lewi* Burn, to Mr. and lira. Porter Kinne I Mr. and Mrs. Roosa lart Sunday. Hilton’s. »daughter May 15. ' ’ Nashville and Freeport high school Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Abfalter visited relatives in Lake Odessa last Sunday. ♦ t YOU want artistic results in arranging y»ur prcttv home, which need not he a gr^at expense to. y<?u if you buy your Furniture and Carpets of wilitehcldtnKowlra- wood.onSaturP»»t of onolo evening. No prayer mMUng on adday .Tune 1. The wagon, will meetpwpleLtrvm Saturday untilMonday. vx,lult of Ae convention at Hawing* at the Canter and form in line, pm- ‘ Willie Goodell id under the care of! Mrs. Julia Fisher and Mra K-mmofc j ceeding north to the residence of L. Dr. McIntyre, were chottn delegates fur this Sunday • Knowles. Each school in the town-j Charles Hunt andHattie Bntalth school to. attend the County conventiom i J. M. Smith spent last week on his j , , . i ■----- -------------—• Albert Kinne will assist in Ahfi ’ farm in the pouth part of the county. | ^‘P wlU ent,u<4 one member on were caller* a— Wm. BuUlth ’s Sunday. r program, and in addition it is ex- • r ------ of- Stony ■ j, the prograp, We llman and- wife , music for Decoration Day. Ira Jordan of Hustings spent a few । | pected there will be several speaker* pynt va|jed on M. P. Fuller’s people ; y[r ttn(; y[ra. Lanagan of Gptod days last week with Woodland friendk tmm onfida among th,n, Commuionrr ,Ja ,t„nM thc rerai<m « . Quite a number of people from this • i K^hW"' ,A E . Th. L. A. S. will h. rnurutned by Mra Th.... Fisher A place attended theFox—Schray wedding : Father Connors and other speakers well. , ... , , F. .Mra Ida uod 15 ednnday. afternoon ; Sjxteen neighbor*.and relative* ale I at Sebewa on Wednesday evening of known in the countv 1 J ’ May 31; all are cordially invited to at- I icC cream at B$rt-Kinne’s, it being bi* last week. - tepd. • ’ 183d birthday. • LADIES AID. Milton Kidder has moved into his Mr. and Mrs.-H. R. Sharp of G ratal: jeBni« Fisher will visit her’ new home lately purchased of Mrs. Thc next meeting of,.the' Ladies Aid Ledge were the guests uf Mr. and Mrs. ' at p,. tn ,it Tuesday. Carrie Cuoper Society will bo held at thc home of Mr. ‘ Every,m. ' s- A H'lm“ Mrs. Gillispie visited her sister Jim. : Mary Lamb who has b«*en spending a nnd Mra U«m». June three weeks vacation with her parents should make an extra effort to attend iIonday. Kennedy FYidav.' teams will cross bats nt Woodland next Saturday. A good crowd is expected. Wboletale and Retail m.w * 1» W. Stun St. . 1 FURNITURE and CARPETS Some of our farmers have planted their corn but most of it will rot in the ground. Most of the farmers are pray­ ing for it to stop raining so they can plant corn. and'Mrs. -------------Lawrence— tire -------noted ^Ir- and Mr*. R. B. Murdock were and other Woodland friends returned ■as — -Mr. —------------to "Grand Rapids on Saturday mornuig for their hospitality and strict interpre- . the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sears FreejKirt Sunday, Sunday. Dr. J. A. Warner of Bath aceotnpiu) ,ation of the ,*By-Lawfi.” * of Freei-ort ! Mrs. Hattie Fuller and Mrs. Julia: iei by- his mother spent .Wednesday! A BALL TEA-M PRACTICING. Young, warn dclcgaira to tha^ounly Youngs were delegates to the bounty and Thursday of last week with his , brother Will of this place. His mother .-, Tbe hue ball team will prartiw, at S'mJay School Omwwtioa at Haatlmra ’k1' week. —w will remain and visit other Woodland tbu center on Wednraday and Friday this friends for an indefinite time. ■•evenings hereafter and all candidates Mrs. Mary Wickham is very sick at A few of the relatives and friends of are requested to be present on these this writing, Mra John Blood vurenuioed tho .... Erlo Fuller visited him on Monday of evenings. loUwiog roune.1 poraon..ho pud week: last week anil helped him to remember , SCHOOL SOCIAL. Mr. and Mra.Ed 1-armalee. Mra H. it was the anniversary of his birthday. ■ evening the Welcome < -• B- Gammon. Mrs. Geo. Fuller and A very pleasant time was had. jJ On Friday B -------------- ------ -hold - - a social at the Miss Bowie Fuller. । Mrs. Rllen Chagrin who has Ix-on Comer? school will spending the jiast three weeks with her home of Oscar Spencer |o obtain funds j Warner Wickham and family of sister and other Woodland friend* re- for the school picnic to be\^M June Carlton were tbe guests of L. Decker ’s turned to her home in Grand Rapids 17. • . people Sunday on SnUnnUy of lut week. | Hwh, u a|UnJ ' WEST WOODLAND. | Frank Gam of Hastings was in town -* • ~ • •• t t ♦ i •» I0*)1/ poi’hl*' nnd l« h, treat 4, ' Z who have sought It once. If you try some of our Pit* < l*<** ♦ we know you will be phased Kf 6RUlb. We have J for making lee Cream, and especially solicit orders for pa,nt8 *’♦ occasion* Our Ice Cream Sodas are the best. ■ ■ <nd * Jay. ! Smith. Mrs. W. Kilpatrick and lire. ! ! Mra Decker of Morria SMawwwe ' H. Town, of east Woodland. Hood’s Sarsaparilla order. BECAUSE-lt is made of the best Flour attend tbe County Sunday School con­ BECAUSE-lt is clean. ourBECAUSE-tt is wrapped in oiled paDer , soon as it is baked, tkiek haps nt til to as in a score of 7 to 18 in favor of Wood- ! king- and bank director combined, -pbe A p. of G. -otganized a society Mrs. Morris Perkins and son Rgy of land. A large crowd was in attendance J “nd even thought -about making an- here here Iasi last Thursday Thursday evening, evening. Sunfield •were guests -of her mother and all had a good time. ■ other big cut id prices in order to ! -ph ero wa ^ Ba good turn out at the L. There was Mrs. IL Bicker un Friday. The ball game between our high I0*08® ont his business. and develop the ' A g at gam Qntches’ home last Rev. d D. Jarvis who has been at- ■ school nine and the Nashville nine j “honanxa" that silently trickled along TjJun<Uv tending die U. B. general conference i played last Saturday resulted in a score at hig feet- With » tnie Rockafeiler ’'----- -------------------! st Gaine* returned home, on Saturday ! of 21 to 23 jn favor of Nasville. rtr,‘1'J he went into his store, where H0LME6 CHURCH. . A good many uf our farmers have hi® dreams of wealth were rrfdely ’ vidinirtou ahd Miss Cora I evening. . contracted to raise sugar beets and ^atten.il. The bottom of a big tank Mr. Ora Addington sial M.ss Cora cuniracMxi 10 raise sugar neets anu -------------- ----- ---— —« * Rn..twr l.nk,- (idrasa were the guest 1 1 "Hlrner ’4 ’ ..meof.hemh.Vf.UmU .met. i„ .he | «< throng.,. m>d hi. oil daughter. Mra. F. ; ground but the heavy rains make them ^aked away in tho grass. People Who buy it onee Become our “STEAnv Customers... ft ___________ w If you are golpg to build this summer, We want tofurnlsh your Lumber. We wt|l furnish your wall of Cement Blocks, Tbe prettiest ever aa tho’ hewn from Rocks. We will pnt on your Sill and put up your Rafter Your 2x4,2x8,and all that comes after. Of tbe choicest Hemlock, it will make yon grow «isr. J art to see our sto^k will bring joyfull tears >,a your e\e £ We will sell you clear Siding, just in from tbe South. Which will makb you return with praise in your mouthAnd when to your roof you have to climb, . We will give you a Shingle to defy weather or time. * £ ® If fte Clear Finish you want, why we’re in at the FinWi, With a* clear a line as any could wish And on Windows and Doors of every size, . No one on earth can give such a prize. * ^B^ We will build your Chimney of Brick the finest, Cedar Posts and Lattice for (lowers the choicest. Audlf yon are not sure just what Is your “will . We’ve a Contractor too, to make out your "Bill',. £ I Just see ox, and allow us to prove eur elory, It will free your wind of all future worry, . Let us glvejou low prices on stock the best. And trust "Tho TemHesw Lumber Cs." to do all the rest. f . , �— HAST1^S BANNER, MAY 25. 1905 A Siberian Exile’s Surprise WOMAN'S WORLD Cb.uurey EkK^w York w.i . LITMUS PAPER SHOWS SOIL Agriculturist Tells How Acidity of '* Railway Time. Tables. ““ Michigan Central. b Rb roller. a, ,Ix.n, .mt. wm c-iwrmu.. Inpm.tr, unJ TOrtl »« 'wt or fall "bruud Chauucey bid three raeetl.p, with a drl ot twenty, the “““ter of n ItUMlui. nobleman. The the ,hlw< ““*•>">1* were .octal: «n rall. X" *Xur ”“b termined. The .Ute experiment aution. Me do‘ "K » Kre»t work for the funner, deThe homemaker. cl,r“ Country Life in Ameritwa. The ing Did Me Any Good —Was 'o"o«in» luculont ahow. how aimpie A bed dalutilj .Iremwl |« „ ,.MUW , 2:30 8:S» Iv Kalamaiooar Th. v wn»nat. "'“e of the taut, are "when you know 7:te M:as 3:10 7:00 Helton pride to lb.- Uouimwlfe and of jOJ to firowing !A ■ < loverdale bow.-’ An experiment atatlon official b W3:j9 7:io LeboMer, and It la ao euy to bare one thnt wii,.,11,1* 1'™n ’■tetly »nld 3:» 7:31 Shultz , T °r" * f,in" Wlth "» °""" 109:10 00 3:U 7:33 Hastings ' The IllMtratlon »lioWR pillow Mum. 4:00 7:4* Coats Grtwe There I H H’ .. when tke-v can>€ t0 a cnxwfishy piece 10:20 CURED CUTICURA and coverlets made ot linen ,trtwl la all other aim w”* ** tor ^hehuteivog 10:30 4:<M 7:52 . Woodland No. I(-1.. called KuJL.1 rtere X™ .r’S >be l»rn. The 10:40 4:14 S;O3'*r Woodbury 1» with embroidery. •mbnMd_r. Th.. roTBrtc, d Via PM By. AT i-OST OF $4.50 Q»lua* and prisons. The prlsonere^r • . Weetls l<K‘ked J*Dow and tin-, 0:03 Lansing ; O. W. Rvgolkr'. trtOO-.u .... Grand ifi&ids "* "m inclined to think." pm p m . -xsfexr worked 1U the mltM. eurldualy enourft ' Producing fa-misery tbe Wherewlrftwi remarhctl thescientific agriculturalist, W. j. Kkax.it. dip., Hastings. ■ ;-r Wide, of Lake- ' tor the bureaucrat? of Russia to live iu ' ^ ‘ Ht his Jand is too acid for pnxlucunder date of usury, out uiorning an A^uerican ap- ^'’fty. We can determine this in a . “I dp wish you . letter ih the newsreared at the h. ndquarters of tin? colo- • moment. ” Taking a blue piece of ■ •; Th suiering as I uoin?to,H*MS‘,lllf, uud. «u- I«l«r from his jwefa-t. he stooi«d and : i Iv'helbcd. I sufUounelDg himself as Vhaupcey Eaton. • * witih an awful rorn-siKmdest furUne of the great dipjied the papwr iuto some of the soil water that was standing in a cow .crixM^niy ears, • e>\ Y<rt-k hewsp.-qs>rs, reqpe^ted jh-j*. K NAPPE N. KLEIN HA NS A D _ skin S •.’ibs foul’d form mlMlou tu inspect the prisons. Tho track. To the owner’s astonishment, KNAPPEN, Attorneys. tiiid itch day . ►J» glasses and the blue paper chnngtsl to a rod color 17 Micburan Trust CO. building. Grand cul.inel received him politely and sb.-w. - t-.y wbuld break I Knyitte. Mictugan., ■ <s! film nil he car««l to have him see. ' as f-oon as it was immersed. ‘•There. . 1 matter run out. i . a. a a h. barber. Ull|f Uup j, said the.agriculturalist, we ■have our Thomas * pkyoil c,b t Eaton ------made an eriCttse Vl of „n writing 1 i :ri-nt remedies, his Botes, WoltMt to y.» remain -.t. ■_.... . ' l,co°f- Tins is just'K 'piece,-of litmvs Phnirisn* sr.d Surgeons. Rls there some time. me I any good. m»“' ”™‘'“'-'■r.-L 5 “rem' Attorneys at Law. I- H. p >Ue in civ or reuntv r-spo- drd w llt-Avas ittelgeil xvitij a sulwiyllnate pris- - paper. For five cents, you' can buy n - wHen" I tried Offices orer Hastings city Bank. . ! The first T1' "',1 !“■ ,cl‘ ”urt' ,l“‘ c"ll> ’-'“'’■or Piece at .«< .Jn>K rtort. IU c '7, "k,...»7,mm--------------------F. R. TIMMERMAN' ty. urn- Un. of work. I».y„lld ):w |„„w. :arid when I- I Honicrpathlc Physician and Hutu. . ; C,utibura Soap, an embroidered sheet turned. bol.1 ran', am) f„||p„, lt on. Office cor. Jefferaon and Center CrojK cannot thrive on sour land ■. <t>ojw«oraw Ptinp r. coi<ro»e • Jiutinent, aud One day Eaton look hte traveling sour. Is of the depth shown in the Greets any more than children can thrive bn ‘ tbe^nimof Cb^wiT^ ■ c * , * ‘ h .:c::ra P.jteolvcnt, I sil tbe ftiurtg of'tb^-tats. It. The ’stu<V „f no,™ ' ‘ equipage and vteltkl the outpost on extending from tbe trill to A RAN LON. ^“d." '■ “ j A. E. KENaSTOnI the the lk>d. Ttie initiate should mrt. tbnOrr with u,.. cull-ctta ot. th<- main road Hading southward. sour milk._ <J.l ebma. rraAlng ,tI> „ „wln, J’hvsldap wiA Hurgeo'i rhert he sptnt soiue time with the . <• uvuo anu mr m J*' pvcuuanv ul,*St OvA"s'°G'i>J}iri'oo.«ra. good steed monomiiL t*5*"**”“*“X ™.- .< n„,,i rommandant. and when he left said to adapted lor asthma, bronchitis and Middleville, Mfch tuiide in white r ------------ „.v..v...wo TvcticeB muj courts of th» ataia. CoUecUoa» . hoarseness. ,. I prnmpuy auandeci to. over colored l>un.u..l tb.m.ngbly will l.rlnB her In the officer: R. V. GALLAGHER. Itveidan and touch with other. „ml 0|»n v„«i vl»ln, ?The Journal I represent pays for —■■.■x.ww-j. law n and of leu.® J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, , Surgeon. Bowling, Mich. Office on VJ™' And th,, wornHttmu i■■-■nias. Itching*. everythlna It 'gets. The information Is not . considered. Woodland. Mich. • bout# 12 to 2 p. m. and 7 to 8 pan. I you have* given me te invalustile I * A-TaATL “hubby «row, old ■ Cured by Telephone at House Day or Night AU business given prompt and careful tb.t .be Often never grow. .,1,1 «t n|I "traitor,»t attention. Collections a specially. but k.e,,, jo tho lha| u( • gold, containing 5,000 ruWes." " SURVEYOR. anil burning The officer looked nt tbe American Al ARA INF ....... ■ 1 \X"oLr 'w""1” °‘“rk “f JOOU’ WALTER HEATH. frightas She te to- , be« OHentt. TimerlK.tn.wr»t. In UKtontehuieut. but took the bag. "j u<ri UnU 1 1DL BARRY COUNTY SURVEYOR, F. K. WILLISON. D. D. 8. Iom day Inefficient, Residence on See. •I do not desire that my papers shall YOUR 3 IVu... ML.K4.-*Pialrtevllte. U . .... .Pou office Hastings, Mich IncptHtderati indifferent employ- ' be exanilUKl te«f..re I leave. I shall AY. T . MANAGING A HUSBAND. er«. 1 hn ve all tbre«- and f pas..; here ,-foine night with ihem pack- W A I I X , ( - ------------a* to which I ! ed in a box under the robqs tn the bot- ' : should prefer. But tlu> question here Ls torn of the Ycljlrle. Look carefully un­ Simply b.-urh if cn. Any dvakr or not one of personal choice, but what । It rheurp, — iw 1*1 pn.rarl. -tt,,.,, „„ der tin- front sent nnd yon will flud a decorator can a; ply AUbiitirxc. or lm|>t>t supcr- «ort of d-mtratlc employ.-™ th™, dlf- ' thr.,- ihmt? bag containing nnotli'r 5.U00 rubles." any wt man could apply it herself. cope forint Sort, of employer, will protium-.- ’ only by m,.,vice n e ' 1’. A. SHELDON The oitlevr said uutl|ing. put gave tbe . Wm. H. STEBBINS, • n tire uud , Take the IneSelent dr»l. ntul let tint ! a man.Just nii-V it in <.x|ld water atd brush Abstract and Real Estate Office. Jounialtet a look that satlifiod him. Licensed Embalmer ' • uth shaM girte themselves answer the question. Abstract Block, Hastings. That night baton, declaring that he it on. Choose Che color yon wish and Funeral Director. lake my udvl.-e, shy* u woman who Money to loan 00 Itenl E-l«te. Rf-al Es­ ■•.•'the testi- L “She don’t know anytbing about ' Rooms next to Christmas* Fhotojrrapb from the color c*kd. which will be sent tate sold on commlMiou. General eonveysigiw h.-r,. !f -A wife Who Kn >wm" h; was tln-il. went to; hte room early. Studio. Hi-,ldence SCWvourt Mrt-.it. All niu-itflt. Having a complete set of Air-tract, ‘ Mdng bouse. What’s the use of try­ tiio New York Journal, and never try When all wen- rii'letb lie rb'ide a rope you free, and go io wotk. ’ calls promptly attended, day or nlRht. Books, compiled from the Beeordt, cun ing to do it right?” ~ ’ furnish complete Abstract* Citlxcns Phone. Res. 6o; Office 76. c.uy other method With a husband. ladder of'hte fi delofhlng and .silently The most b> .imiful. brilliant color i “The idea of her givln’ us orders Tbe woman. married or single, who let himself from hte. wlndhw. Innifhig effects are possible with AlabasIn deep snow. Ttieh he jstole away when 1 know ft ail and she don’t know rights fights for for her her rh rights has a hard strug no^nore tlma a baby.“ I gleo-U; otten to... fall a,ftt,™ . MJe WUo tine. Ai.AHAsriNE is susceptible and walked rapidly ti,a damp of huts e-.j ||lglWUIM wh)k of the most original treatment Mrs. B. thinks she can cook, but she takes them grocfi.uslv. te ollowed to some distnm-e down the fo.nl. They ----- SEE-----HORSE SHOEING . With Alaba tine the most beau­ «iy«. -Ann. tuke a Utile of tbl. on’ a wtuk off freely u not'Invited to mune conqu-tek-rl tho “fni-’ command." arid I give especial attention to horses In tbijru dwelt sucli politlcnl exiles pinch of that-you know bow. I wnnt back again. that interfere -in travelling. Am tiful tile effects! can He produced, now shoeing some of the beet horsee It to taste right!’ And I don't know | Any married woman gifteil with even- ns had serwd their terms 'ii prison. the most beautiful panel effect#, the For LIVERY RIGS. We have Appnuv-hlng one *f thi hute. be what she means." I a small degree of diplomacy may have several first class rigs in connection j in Barry county, and would like to most beautiful -. waiweotirg and" employers maids grow I her own way quite as much as if not rapped softly on. tho .door find an old Vader with our Jefferson street Feed Barn. J shoe yours. ■ f • lews. woman replied to th«> suminona. W. J. FLEMING, . careh-w. contemptuous and Im pt Your patronage solicited. ImpertL more tbdu is good for her If only she First door cast of Brick Barn. "Is Eltebbfth Kaluirln here?" • It wont tub off. nor dry out into nent. three very unpleasant charac be careful always to defer to her • a dull dead color. Istlcs. for which they are not wholl; to nominal lord and ruivter and never to Without wilting f«»r an Invitation, blame.—Jnno Seymour Klink in Ma March allow any one. blmaclf leant xif jffj, to Buy Alabas-TINE in original ho entered and shutj thd iloor. The Atlantic. , auspe« t that Hilo bax..l)ren able to pep*packages, never |n bulk. The beat woman barret! tt and ligbttv! a lamp. suade h!in that her way te bin own. dealers sell it. If. yours d&sn’t, "In there," she,snldj pointing. “She send us your name and we will see The secret uf her power ll»-s in a nut­ THE OLD RELIABLE We bare a lull Hne nt CIGARS. 1‘lPl’h nod TOBACCO. Till® Is the oldest excltnKe that you are supplied. "Oh. niothtT."«<<’bbed tbeyouug bride. shell—It Is the power behind tbe throne te 111 In IknL" t'Jxar store In ibrcRy and we carry all tbe . HORSE SHOER. “Xe*: I know. But fot^ that she ‘I’ve tlteci.vered that John doesn't trust which rfever openly asserts itself. best brands. . would be In prison, rl have learned Shop on Court Street, just east of All meu hate to be ruled !td»-cd. no all about her. botff In rlussfa and since ALABASTINE COMPANY. ’ Jefferson st. "Why. my. child, what has be hr done?’ man will be If he knows it. Hie worn Grand Ra»»<ls. MkS. ____ # “Well. you kpow. 1 cooked my first hu who is truly mtetn-su of her bouse- I camo here." • Eaton Went Into the other room, dinner for him today?* . , । UV.U hold ui never .,1 falls ta.l.n to IV JK71 set U«T her ituaband HUKUilLlU PBOBATi OBOEB. . where a girl sal up In ped. Rhe stared NORTHROP KING 4 GO'S •'Yes. and be showed how he relied upon n pedestal and to insist thnt QHAPQ for uen nt all nt him with jtfeat lustrous; eyes nnd^, Suit- o’ Michigan. County of Barry- «»• — At u 4f«on of itwi'1 Court, for tiie J1 1 U L J FOR BOYS. friend to the household shall honor him n« lord Sterling Northern grown tested taking him for n visiting official, said: County of Barry, hoidi-n at tb« rroliat>- office, iu tho elty of H ’ . iitlngA. !n -aid county onTburvlay. ; { and master thereof. .. 1 -spednlty of handling MIX'S and GARDEN SEEDS “I'm not well, enough-to-go back to nu- i»th day of May lb Hi" year one thou•BOYS SHOES. See my ilm- before buying. mother’’—the ' Deference to her hnsluind is the drop prison yet; Indeed I’rv not,’’! “So I thought., but. <Jh. moth* of Minneapolis, MiuiT., for sale. snid nine hundred and five. Beltairing neatly and promptly done. I*rescnt. Chas. M. MmB. Judo? ot Probate. soba broke out.ufrreh—“tbe ma lie iu- of oU^whlch krejis the wtuvls of the Then the aid woman bold up the Iu the matter of Iho estate of James T. PHILIP LUTZ, vltM was a d->ctor!"—Cleveland Lender, domestic machine running smoothly. candle and the invalid recognized .Johnock. An Incmitoeteqt Person. Second dixtr south of Poetofilcr. On reading and filing the petition, dute vrr12V N. Creek Street. Qbamfcey Eaton. tied. of William E..lobtieocX. guardian of said DRESS HINTS. “I hare come for.youi" he pnld. Incampetent. i raylus for n-ai»oi*< therein stated that tin in.-iy ixy lleeii*>-d to mortgage the real , "Wbyr • -J • eo tte of said JorohireteSt- .. Don’t buy cheap boots or gloves. I will make rugs Thereupon it is ordered. Slat Friday, tie"IteennjM* I love you.” j :>-th day of June A. iwn at io o'clock Ir ; for/..50 and 75c "But you -knew me only in week!”- tbe ■jReiueml-.-r to- iron the wrinkles out forenoon, be assigned for the hwrfinr of , Mid petition and that the betmat law of said of slecvvti oecastonaMy. gasped the astonished girl, i By sending One Hundred pounds of deceased and all other penom luteri-sted <D AMERICANW0MEN8REAKD0WN ’Don't let boots and shoes wear “Thnt wns enough." carpets, 1 will pay freight both ways. . . . wld estete-.n.-t- required to appear at a ses-doo cf ] fob the-—hut—he -raid court, then to be bo'.drn at the probate Write me your want*, letters promptly ans­ j through before they are soled Eaton spent an hour In wered. Addres* . • • • he • offien. in thc City nt flimilopjn said county and not stay longer; luring! which Kid boots can be kept soft and fn-e tlarod < show cause any then-,'w»be.wr,titwd why the prayer of “ ... ___if -...w Al'.tttl, the --...t petitioner may not-?* granted. And Ills . A. M. BUNNELL, from cracks by nibbing with- pure 'told tho girl of a plan he had conceived further ordered, that tall petitioner clvr notice to rescue her. Then he left lor to re­ to lh<- rersoiw interested! in Milt estate of the Zbrceriu dt castor oil. to hte rtM^n, climbing by hte Im­ prudency of said petition uti’l the hearing . It te positively a erhiie against dress turn 1 thereof hr causing n copy “t thh order to rope. . i ’! . l>e pnblHbed In tne HAbTixos B.jx>ra. », c»c-ry to hang a skirt -up th.- fastening. provised I •Hie. next day he gnvH ordets for his uen’paper Prtnte! arid clrcu»uted tn said | We are doing lots of work in this Hne and our T1QI F mu«;h • plx two to u f(,f this purp->s--. county of Barry.ooce In each week far three sue-, service is pleasing to our patrons. I ADLl horses to .be retidy at fl o'<dek thnt cessire week* previous to »atd day of hearing. , nu* Veils are apt to become narrow when 1 agony of ♦ llaC Hkcox. Ch ax. M. Mack. night and speut tin* day Un an a good dertl worn, bm if they nre.rollwl 1 Imitate Itejhter. Judge of Prvtauesuspense. At the splinted hour be work and deliver when finished. * A true copy.J up Instead of in. th. usual way when ! tons 1 trad lit at the*stable the*statue taken off 'they they Vlil be found quite Plione 243. "Drive t« tho junctloe of t :e ronds The American Laundry- W. J. Stark. Prop. rR<Mi.V!E*)K!>ER. straight nt d like now when, next want­ lendhig frote hen* and the ‘f ee com­ State of Mfeblgon. Coma* <»: Barry. --*. \t u -e-s»on of the lVo!-:itc i ourt. for tl'<- , ed . . mand.' ’’ he sahh- “and wa t t.lj I Comity <4 iUrry. hoblert ai the Probate office The secret of good dressing lies In In the cltvof Ute«nt>F>. to said county on Muncome.” ibc L-.nr! day of May in the year ore ! the w curing for fw. one wwC’s dollies, twt -• T a. de 21 ­ Ten minutes later Entnn wds at tho U.iy. ihoo'rand'ntr.i- Bunarwl a«»i nvr, tail of will h Should be neglect^l. The hut of EllstttH'th ’Kalturln ni^l found Ptwnt.Ctraw M. Mwk. Judse of Probate. Iu tin- Ttisttor at the pstata <if C«wlu» M. proper |<u ting ou iif one’s gartents her dressed and exj»ectln|t him! Taking — ~ '----Some people’* Iler In Ills arms, he carried fieri through 'Vn/n-aiHuTu'’! h*H»K the retttlou duly verified ] 6l Allen Mown',.fatten o’said drCf-vw'd. pin:- - । Clothes look as If they were pitched on , Ibc d.wknre, to M« .b'lrb ft/K, 1u« ilia! ioltnudatraUiiU •< said Estate may be । rather than adjusted. vr.inl.-:l toCUrivC. Al-iridhor »ome other suit-1 her In thc bottom.-concenled r On n-nching the outjwst: he .v te stopU^nrdcnxlL’mt Friday, the ittb , Dolls That Breed Bad llabita. >ut callttevot - 5nnt- A. JO®, at 10 o'clock In the jhh] by -the sentinel on guard. tuivunon. Is- avsiflned for the hearlnc of Mid i One of the things the wise woman .•d fur the rertnnnindiuii. roinimuiuaiH. who »■- recog- pJmhmUmd that the heirs at Jaw of-aid de !wanted to-buy «* *)H w’,h •arched the front part ofand n'-l other pv»ow interested In raM i nl»*d him. — - - - ... - •-- . i e»tnte. an? resjatawd to spte^r-at ----a-iMj^oncd , mouth shut. Exo pt for an occasional : the Sleigli and. withdrawing ; a bag. - said court, then, to b»‘ twden nt the! rolmte | rag horror she fouud only open mouth- gave pennlsslou to proceed. ■ office, in tire city of HMtlpgs. jj' *-d(l county. one woman in twenty-flic but wh.t ---ural» . Ju every shop Jn town. ' cud »how cause If nuy there is», why tho I’jsjvr ■a -Not Mr from’the, outpost Eaton or....... ....W . n(>t re kh,nted. And It Is , sufferr with Mtme der.ntfem. nt ot th. id d< lU‘ » not through the mouth, said j dered the driver to turn iiurthenstward ofHbepetlt'-ow-r said; petitioner give notice femnle t.ntnni.m, .nd thi. In Urn were! “Breathing Brenthlue tl further ordered. that said »tc<l tn estate, of tbe to tbe iierron* interested a> Mid mraw-w. ‘ . ’ ’ Is the most jiernMous hablt^ul et pernicious hnwt a i klrllnr the bnsc of the moonof te- many unhappy homes. I .Jteof wild petition and the iwitflnx f, und cblfareL “acqu sbort|v licfore daylight struck a pendency jren-ot 1.----. j>y <— —a ixq.v of this order to be ” re ”* j No woman can be amiable, hght- child can acquire, —- * " ' ln u» HAirriJ^is l>A5NF.u.a newsvf Barry.*? j hearted an.! harppy. a jov v> her hus­ habits by Imitation. Wheij Wltfi their pol’it on Karrt l,ft^ WbXn; hl" yad’l! I inrer’neo printcd printed mid nod circulated circulated in In saia said county county or of Court for itr ; band and children, and perform tbe child we had wooden dolls «!th their I at an<.hor Baton gave n U’rry.‘once Ini,. «ch * »..-h *•***" for"LT/ three successive Probate office . You « n(|horo and w^ks prottou. to»M bmrtn^^,^^ Too never m-rar neuro branl v. of a ' « • ! <miuU; os Satur- j( duties incumbent upon her. when she is MOTthi "I”” trie year o»e 1 suffering with backache headache. child having to t~ M dratored forjsrojrttu M U (> f , cnm b ,j J.H,nOti-rol»u. ------------. "probate Register. ’ I'.Jgt uf Prutiate. ------ - ‘ In lu> now or [A true copy.J nioulll brratbra • !I nervousness, . s\eeP1JiS8J\<’s2',K„,<^^v H for ... t ko.lt Up for n week, nud the anllOptevv— —- womn. • teeth then. . -ui- cf < nrrtc . UUVTlipdlUO, down pains, ‘displacement of the Nowadays every other no sooner raised than the lit­ t For the convenience of those who wish to order all of.their paperrat T v ••••*—* - ----• •• •’tlnn duly vert- I spinal ap*Dal weakness or ovarian orarian trouble*. trouoleic ORDER FOB PUBLICATION <*11,1 1 kra br«II>.- mrougb te moullr. x one time, all subscribers to the’BAXNER who are paid-up to date, can get tie craft, painted lead color to be the Irritability and — snappy tak® it-, tho «...!?!• Blate of Michigan. The Probate Court for tbe + tbe Banker and any one of the following for one year in advance, as ♦ !S: ' aid dree»-.»••<!. I' - *rri»*u*»*Aj —rr^ tt .. __?> . >’ , _... _.., «nri nil ann­ •' ? be made t>» the place of pleasantness, and all sun­ J follows: ' . ■ < wat«- th - , -bine is driven out of the home, and or~thr chlldraa. “ 1 ■ ■ ">‘-l to to-| n,^, ,ro wrMtad by woman ., great _ j dar Ibra torched on thc «•" ,t.Tl>lrtranU> Jw « “W -■ «• '«»■ ■ ♦ 53 05* Bannteb and Detroit Daily Free-Press . for a b “ “ tp m»rrln«l ceremony and ■ llonTTha. M. firaa Mr o< Pmought to bo forbidden Dr l«»• t.'tx*t l.'dsyth. Mb enemy—womb trouble. X Ban meb and Detroit Dally Journal OS* tbence array nltnln. not atopplng till m.u,, <rf [i. i.uie ot Arabcll, awl ;• t»; I Head this letter; Tort Pf«“3 05* ♦ Banner and Grand Rapids Herald j me, reached old En^rnd »r«2S‘™n1S?p^S: X B anner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Camphor r ................. — ie had I There they remained till the young ttw tnteretfof nald MtatoE "Xow,” said tbe tuner, when benntrht had I wife regained her health; then the j c,.rta1D real estate therein described at private X A --M0U of Mid , larities which broksdown my'.bealth ana Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live Stock ■ ' l ‘<- PrutMUnonuk brought on extreme n<-rvousne« and' Journal , SSy. Lydls It, Ptakhuu. ‘ Onlsbwl luiilW the plMO. I™ 39 i yacht wns again brought Into requlslOrdwpdi n>a< the ninth day of June A • f S„. and the pair al™mM U» . Inw.au™jJ'&VBrly^Er’SI X to put some camphor In the pUnm Banner and Michigan Farmer 60 •, yjtTiii | ESgri5RSriSS«ata m* Camphor T‘ ShM »><■ “f U’1’ I Atlantic. One mormng ( hauncey Ea J ^^4^111100. and :th*t all perrons ln- X Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean 75 . ■;« refiZ S’ml White U4IW1 II J ^™LMI4 tho tuner, “to »<*P ^s utter an. absence of two years. ’cr^twT InMri ^t.-aj.pcu^fore^d court. ; 30 J Banner and New York Tribune Farmer ; ■■■■■ t and the hearing can attend to my social and tooMwW furnts! up In New York with hte Rus- »‘^,g^re*i&'r<s«tOof said estate In said | -. •' f,r ‘I'D order I to bo and thoroughly erK}qy hf« odcc more, <To those living on Rural Routes, only. । XT bride, -bom he printed with SSS-ygjU : »• ».x»«u s in... K H^khcm', V.«i»l.l..C.»>i™h<l humMte mn*ha nut Motba get into the P*nno8, SXinto doi™ •-<> ■4 “ '^ •' in tald Courty of me a weU wuinamwdthout on ache or a ijaln. These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Banner pat- X much pride to hte mother. tren-ot b« »iven by publication of a copy of this I ■ -Mre C-h-Lm C'ure,-. C JS^t, -What an- you yolnp to do next, ^r.m^-"Xi ™“-| rons. If (here is any paper or magazine not on the above list on which ' I ’ M.\h< x. East Boston. Masa. * . vre can save you money we will try and do sb. Remember the BANNER , the ham mont -O^ Cbanne.-yT' aba nakc.1. cl™^ d fudgeuf Probate At the first indication of in nesitn. is never sold for less than $1.00 whether In combination or alone. 1 * painful or irrefrular menstruation, -Settle doarn." ______ _ ' Judr « r».ic. fsotnc uu« “ . . । °f "“”2? All special pricee are made on the other jiapera In tbe combination. ..nkxl" .he «wl«lraeJ and embracer. pain in the side, headache, backache, Wtat rm w«ot » * K1XA C. Hju?oK. I, ' in n little bog of cheesecloth, M. . . -- --------------- —--------------------- Kc.ring-.lown pulns. rrstanti(W• F. A. MITCHEL. I •(A true copy! Sores Cct£' ’“ Neck and Cheeks— "itched Day Aid Night— Noth­ DAINTY BED DRESSING. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. . lUIlim'OISFIGIlBING fOLEYSffONET^TAR BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ROWLAND BROS. CIGARS DAN LAKE, A. PARKER & SON. . L.A. EATON, LIVING TOO HASTILY SUBSCRIBE LAGE CURTAINS ■ 1 No. 77. RUGS CLOTHS No. 11 (Get Your Year's Reading! ! NOW! I foiEl^KlDNEYCURE »X. v?e“b1' Co“- .Me "-Chicago Poat . ( -* 4 X 4 �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 25. 1W)S. THE FARMERS AND GOOD ROADS. SIMPLE ARITHMETIC I Statistics L. & M. Paint | on That Subject ....................... j................. »1.iO further Uum the other and the friend ex­ pressed his <un>rlM- Chat tlierr wax -<ueh. a dlHrreuce In paint*. * The oiiori; wa* an actual occurri-Dce. The man who bought L ft M Paint saved good money by doing to. SO CAN YOU. H.T.011 *UM* painting to be done, It will pay you to call and me. wTjTtidLLdWAY Prescriptions prepared as if for the Doctor's own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. •Dinner Sets • IGiven Away » . lam going.to make It an object for even person in this vicinity to trade at my store, and.have arranged it so that all can get a Handsome Dinner Set absolutely ,h. ,ol|ow|i DOWLING. From WARRANTY DEI DS' State. Road Commissioner of and Two Quaris of OIL lie used all thc paint and all the oil making one gallon of paint. It cost him all toldL$1.15 A Mead of this man bought one quart of aKEADY TiJ-USElpalnt, wlgi which no more on could be mixed, and for the quart he paid :5c. or at thc rate of. per “Admiral Dewey" REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. . A man, whoes name I will not mention, came into my store tbe other day and bought two quarts of the well known ’ F J s » ’ s Court House News iJorrjspondence] New Jersey. New Jersey is the most progressive' Jerry Haynes to F. W. Parcel, Baltimore Fuhr. Joa. Golden to Joe. Golden and i state in the. Union--in the construe-! wife, 40 ac Sec.-38. Hastings I tion and care of its wagon roads, and ' Albert Troutwine to Selah N. therefore the estimate of her road, .Amea. North one-third lots ; Conuninioner, nf the saving effected 1 I in that state hy^good .roads may be' 110 and 111. City;...... .......... ■ Delayed letter ‘ -g_. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Orrasbe were , 85 00 called to the home of their. daughter ’ I ‘ Momn-it j. f. man Se., Cntlttu. V1 ’■ TUESDHS -At Vtwliun WEMES0lYS-p*16e,h>r, . felt*«Cimtrs *" THURS8HS—it HuliTil!e. if B-irfs ■ Feed Birr FRIDAYS—At J. F. BiMk s. s« 5 CutletM. SATIIRDAYS---A1 jpeete's Bin. posite Reed's .iwiienm. ’ Mra. Arthur Gorham west of Hastings 5 00 j last Tuesday. Mra. Gorham having ’ sustained alight injuries in a runaway I accident her horse being frightened by 125 00 n*1 automobile. j We were visited with a good rain regarded as accurate, because ho has Grant Muir to H. L. Newton, 33D on [ stonn^Wednesday and Thursday. • 20 ac See. 24. Rutland ! unusual opportunities for observing I Myron Whitworth of Lacey visited the difference in the utility of an fan- Surah E. Striker to H. L. New­ j (x) i Ed Cassidy's Wednesday evening. proved and neglected road. His esti- ■ ton, Parcel. City Mra. Sam Wide and daughter Lenora I mate is in substance as follows: It ■ H. L. Newton to Owen Mc'started for Agro^, Indiana. Friday costs nine and one-half cents per bushel ! Pharlin. West 4 rotis lot 4 Wk , 40 00 । merping to visit her daughter Mrs. j to ship wheat from Chicago to New • 24 Eastern add. City ■ . SERVICE FEES: j Harry Harber. I York, a distance of Wk' miles: it costs ; Ettn Kenesthick to W. H. WertTo Insure with Fea; l » ; three cents a InuheJ to haul wheat on j man, 24 ac Sec. 27. Hope... 01 00 : Mr. Aldrich is not any better at To insure Standing Co * ji04)0 ! a level roiid a distance of B miles, ami . j this writing. Elizabeth S. Drake to Frank ; ohi sandy road it would cost nine cents i , Delton and Dowling played ball at ; I per bushel to haul it. The saving on a ; A. Wertz, Parcel. Nashville 250 00 this place !a*t Saturday the score । I buslxd of wheat with good roads for a ! .Fay M. Bronson to A. D. Cad- 180 IM) -standing 9 to 4 iu favor of the home ! (distance of;5 miles would_be equivalent , walbuler. Parcel. City team. Dowling ; isn't dead yet ’ “Admiral I)pwey" is rerlstered in the Perchoron Stud Book of America, and his recurded nk • ’ • to thatof GOO miles of transportation by । F. L. Heath to Fred Phillips. . Mrs. Jessie Warner and. GrandHe L dark gray in color, with large star. ‘ steamship or canal boats, or 37S miles ! Lots- 8. 0. and 10 blk 12 PtM) 00! tlan«llter H*’?1 visited at PEDIGREE: He was foaled March Bib. IhVT, br<d and owned’by . (). L. TniiiJ.er^Chapj;..;: ’ Striker s add. City I' by railroad. One mile of good roads * Frank Wilkes, in Johnstown one day Br8dirude I7,<)7± he by Srductenr. b.s50 (7,O57|, he by Fenelou 2/W*2 (3hj. he by Brillymt l.“7i , [ • would make a saving equal to175 milrs ’ Ranrum Hynes to Adaline j last week. IbuS ho bv Coco II <714), he Ly Vleux Chaalin (7I3i, he bjr Coco (7.121. he by Mlgiiui--7i: . i j by rail nearer .to the markets. It is : Hynes, 20 nc Sec. 24, Wood­ Blanc i7.TJ' DA M Miunuti U.H77, by Vigoureux V.fl'fi t4,fl75i, he by Doede (4,446>, hr by 1'nl- .. . (WOOD! 5fni- lx‘xter H'int is under the I ‘ estimated that the cost of hauling BOU,000 00 ' land 'Jamnh. he ' \ t'liVri'Ulonging tio tonne. 2nd DAM Panueretti* 2,724 U.4h7) by* Romulus b7S ■ ■ ! Doctor’s care. lou*. h*’ hr ?.i- ••inn to l ciginu toil. Cagri.- 3rd DAM Rosette by Mignon. ! I 000.000 tons of farm product to market .k^inie’Williams to Delia Huff. 7 . i^Admirj.; Ccwey” • n- noli* thrr^ jrara old. ano al) «»t tnem are extra tine. At the c •mitj; I I is $3 per ton. or just.about $1.(XK>,000.- !• '"*•‘5 001 Mr.^and’Mra. E. J. Stanton visited . ParceL Middleville... Fair a first prize of d.’?<n «i’l or given for the teat cult sired by “Admiral Dewey.’’ and SUrti V.,r I1 000; it is estimau-d that about 00 per | • the latter's parents in Nashville last Will not be resppnaiolv t«»r n- ciden:*. though all care will be used to prevent them., Colts will <, W. H. Feighner to Wcfeley j Saturday and Sunday. cent of this last amount, or #000,000,- I get until paid for. and au> one parting Wuh mare® will be held for insurance Mares mu-; 4- ; Noyes, 40 ac Sec 28. Castle­ i 000, would lx; saved each year if I 2825 00 Jlr‘ ‘u“1 also .strupted. ■ ■ ton .. .<. '.Mr. and Mrs. Stanton were in liastfarmers were able to do this hauling John M. .Laraliee to Akmson C. j over good roads.* ingAon lx»in«w tart Thursday. . IxFomis, Lots 75 and 70. Del­ Ham ■ Weeks and wife called on E ton G00 OO ADVERTISED LETTERS. Trethrie and wife Sunay. . H. E. Hendrick to Belle Gogh*. j Mrs. Virginia T. Stevens.' Mra Chas. Qrnsliee imd Frank Herrington Lot, Middleville -Ipui Of) The Cleveland Bay Stallion Barns Fletcher, Miss Carrie Smith, STATE SAVINGS BANK । visited the former’s sister Mra. Gur"Stale of MWilgari.t QUIT CLAIMS, j ham west of Hastings Saturday and Miss Olive Hoffman. Mr, Fred Smith. County ot Harrv ho* J E<1 Taylor. Fred Lawrence, Joe Ray. Runic1.ia Sage tu Jos. W. Sage in tbr di} 1 Sunday. . NameelJthc.N^w Bank at Nashville Mnuday, ih> nt4U ac SecLlS. Irving8 ! Wm. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. George Rohinsc-n oar tbuiiMX><l ujn«- hr . Present< tu- M-. Mary F. Juhncock to Jame.^ T. i* Just.Orang’ spent Sunday with' his brother near One night is al! the time necessary to Johncock.- 40 ac Sec. jl8, ' the Hendershott corners. Miss' Ethel । ' Ized. provje that Pineules Is the best remedy Orangeville 1 oo { returning home with him after a weeks in the world for backache and all kid The Ftijte Siivhigs . Bank will start ! stay with her cousin. ney and bladder troubles. If you have Isabella T. Fuller.to Philo Ful­ business in Nashville’June ,L succeed­ rheumatism or any other blood disease ler. 40 ac Sec 20. Carlt->n.... 1 Miss Nellie Bryant spent Sunday a single dose will give relief. Sold by ing the Barry & Downing private ! with her parents near MrOmlier liank. Fred I.. Heath, the druggist lt( lias a capital of i?25,«M». of PRORATE «OIRT. school house. Estate of J>ihn A. Cairnm order do­ ■which tbe control will be owi.ixl by 11 I Dr. Sheffield oi Nashville war mm-i: ' termining heirship entered Si-tterington. vice president, ant! O. J. ; OB our streets .Sunday. Estate of Jydrn Cooney deceased, ,n* . Mr. and Mra. Frank-Vai^ycklespeot .Mc^uJsUvi.. cashier. These gentlemenI have had a considerate experience in heritance tax on real i steatc jwud. , ■ Sunday avith Ed Cassidy and Mrs. ■ ! banking, the former in Big Rafdda, Estate of Pmdencn Nobles decease<l. | |{jed ill* latter lin South Lyun. John B; petition for appointment of administra­ Kennedy. Principal Gutche.ss-Metro­ George VanAyckle and family visited pol itan Bualnea* volle^c. Detroit, open Maraiiall i- the pre*i<lent uf tbe tor filed, petition for special adminised tbe way for thc purchase of this ex 1 at Dr. Gallagher's Sunday afternoon. bank, they intend to fit up a/fine cellent School by Mr. W. M. Shaw of trntorxfiled. and order entered, 'bond Will make tbe season at W. H. IlDNfabed Iu the 1! Toronto. Ont., who Is well known filed and letters issued to A. E. Renkes. paper pni.t-d and bapging office. ' Several Nashville citi­ throughout America as a most enter, SPENCE’S BARN, opposite Reed's RUTLAND CENTER. Barry, opee ic enct prislnz and successful Business College zens are also stockholders. Opera House. Consort iu a large bay Estate of Millard W. Williams, liond Wohta ptrvkw Ic proprietor. Write him tor particulars Chas. Grames. wife and daughter of stallion. !6»j bands high, and is a XllaC. Ht/.v about tbe Special Summer Session for or guardian filed, letters isaund to Battle Cteek spent the fore part of the Pfobaie Kestner this year. Address strong breeder. (A umcopy 1. Harmenia Trethrick. week with R. Grames irnd family. W. H. SHAW, DETROIT, MICH. To Insure standing colt $10 Estate of Dan W. Reynolds, ro-deter- j BwnlU ME »nd Mrs. Crook of the city were Dutchess Business College. . mination of inlieritan^e tax entered. Sgnatur Bamlet Building. i caller* at^Grant Otis, last week. County of !Urr, At a »e»-tor.« **b! < i The L. A. S. were pleasantly enterMAKH1AGE LfCEXSEN. Office >a ttw rth Owner and Hastings. (fee Sib day of May x 1 i tained.by Mrs. T. G Williams last John G. Kirchner. Rutland.. (has M. Mack J ;de- . Manager. Michigan. Friday. The .lune wwrety will meet la lb* Matter of t: ••. Linnie B. Billings. Rutland.. eerk a Mentally lontr; THE PREFERRED ■' I with Mra. Richard Foreman. K. Jobncock hat inc *. *I^eon E. Houk, Freeport...... .21 I Poo. prating for ‘ i Aunt Sarah Crippen went to Wayland «atd retste in certain Edna M. Weaver, Bowne........ ’ 1 Thursday for a short visit. erttwd. st private m,;ASSOCIATION SPEAKS GOOD WORDS Mrs. John Erway’ attended a PUNT, MICHIGAN FOR DELTON ' mo.tbe,r " at <x>unty normal “Admiral Dewey,” No. 21494 J. F. BLACK, Manager (Free of Charge! J IT WON'T COST YOU A CENT • for thfe dishes. It won't cost you » . anything to find out about it. •Call- and See Me. ,_________________________ »___ _ > 1 want your Hutter and Erea and will nav ’ tbe hlxbcst market price. :W. H, FAIRCHILD. » Dry Goods and Groceries. b POUR DOORS EAS r OF UOODYEAR BROS » HARDWARE. PHO,ND apa Consort No. 40 NOTICE CARNATIONS rDcoTB;s PlljHje w when you want anythin* lh the line of r.owers. Now !■• the time to took alter vour Bower inti*, cemetery, urns and hang­ Ing baskets. We have Geraolnmx and bud­ ding plants of all kind,. Gee our prices. All orders, lanje ar small, given prompt attenflcn. A. F. Burroughs < Son J AITES BRYAN 2947 This is the RIGHT place to get your upholst­ ering done. First class mechanic from Grand Rapids. Coverings direct from Chicago,' latest and up-to-date patterns. Work done either in leather or goods. Prices right and satisfac­ tion guaranteed. y" ■ From the last issue of the Otsego I ’*rimw Union we clip the following item. It Hal,‘ I Cement WaiKS... 1 haTe had & lar^e experience in the cement business aQd wlll.be pleased to figure with you if you are thinking of putting in a cement walk. I also do Plastering and High grade Stone work. For further particulars address OLIVE OIL. clu^‘i£,0“ f Vermontville, Mich. L“okS“ ........ $$$ Are Saved when you buy Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings SI ■ I I | i ; McCOY’S You will find a complete stock of everything to be found in a.-first eiass and up-ts-date Store and Prtoes are RI|M. 1 hare a nice line of Baby Car­ riages and Carts. Call and see them. I always have some bargains to offer andflt will pay you to ^yee me before you buy. . '' • I | l ! I ! | Phone- 76. I The Furniture and Carpet Maa. ,,f '^rjgther Jonas Ing vigilance not to be Imposed upon by the unscrupulous dealer. To be able to test In some simple way the oil she buys may be worth a good deal uer, although aituougn the toe exact analysis nun ij’hih of ot to her, It would be beyond her ability and tbe resources at her command. Color indexes approximately the qual!ty of olive ril. The finest vlrglm oil Is pale green, with an opalescent ahlmmer aboot It that reminds one of abslnth. Olive oil should taste of the olive. If it is negative In taste or If it la thick in consistency or a deep green It has been adulterated. A perfectly simple test is to place some oil In a little bottle and Immerse It in a pan of chopped ice for three hours. If tbe oil has been adulterated It will come utit of this ordeal as clear and fluid as it went in. but If it 1* the “real thing" It will have broken up into little whitish grains, which it will seem to be bolding in solution. Cottonseed oil and peanut oil are not considered unwholesome by medical men. but no one who is the least fastkUou. orer tbe oil b. MU U Ultrir to ' ALL JUST CLAIMS All of which are paid at sight. There was no school at the Edger Friday. Mr. McQuinney spent the day ;t t-uURuj^!)' jrar tx^fte:- H. B. PROCTOR, at Ypsilanti. A colt Ix’ipnging to Miss Bertha Benedict which was being pastured by Emerson Edger was seriously injured on a barbed wire fence last week. It was immediately taken tctlie city for medical' aid. Local Solictor. 303 Jefferson St. Hastings, Michigan. Q. A. Hynes ittug Store. malum CoUretan .(«■ Jf*"*10 loot old ? Then keep your gray hair. If not. tall s Hair Kenewer, and have ell the dark, rich color te restored to your hair.11 r~* Mabie Otis of south Rutland attend­ ed Sunday school here Sunday. Mrs. Parker Erway and Mrs. Warren Foreman were chosen delegates to •M'l rep...................... o resent the Sunday school at tbe county' -<i convention in Hastings this week. Chaa. Newlantl and wife returned I INHERITANCE TAXES. Since our last report tbe following ■ inheritened . taxes have been paid in tbiB county: ' t-. ToC Estate John Cooney$255 (X) " Estate John Hmnmund175 po Estate Ann Wolf.....173 tX) •Estate Jaa H. McKevitt29 8-1 ■ Estate Wm. H. Parka8 up 1 Total $042 93 Croup Is quickly relieved and Whoop­ ing Cough will not “run Its course" if you use w the original Hee’s Laxative Honey -u a ,,uw ,8 Honey and and Tar. This vuu Cough Syrup is di nil others because c. different fmm from all it __ acts on the bowels. You can not cure Croup J and whooping Cough until you rid tho i ,ot C011KB»tiun, by working off rt®c?. 5. ®Ug, a COP’01?, *cU<m of i 1 ht** ?“up?WbMpln,ioogh xS’SS' 1 tolerate the irate ot Ibra. Interior ra- | atM Sold by tlcles.—New York Tribune. gist. ' L. Heath tbe drug. ■ “ rrSIfer tfe. . • i < cto-M, tortM at • tf» <•' d UM ,. Ilft-tyj-ittJ fe * ’ I.-*- it 1 «t‘ittint- . ■t«-. »:• :h* prajff . koi u -,•3 i*on-»er ■ usitofO nair Kenewer Mrs. Fields of Podunk visited her brother Geo. Havens over Sunday. Grant atod Ed Otis spent Sunday at Shultz. . t>t TtvlaV.Vm A. x-rt'e’aWy tr “•a4r,»y . •. , '14 Frank Waters and wife and Mr. Jas. Ransom of Podunk attended tho L. A. S? at Mr. Williams, last Friday. Saturday from a visit among relatives. In these days of adulterated foods j— -Ed ’Myers and Sunday tbe housewife who uses much olive i ... “/Tt" "** “ wife "spent pc* oil on her table has to exercise unUr- w,th relatlvw* ncar Shultz. Horace N. Palmatier, The Legal Reserve requjred by law, DEPOSITED with the State Treasurer to guarantee the payment of Mrs.-Grant Otis and Mra. Ed Otis I'were called to Shultz Saturday by the PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE, I FREE HOMES Have Come to Stay. ’ — j Guy Haven# and wife of the city No Wonder Its People are Content- ' were callers at Richard Foreman's Suncd and Bap- ,lu' explains whv people who go to Deltou feel there is no reason to aak anything I better. Here is .the Union's article, the inspiration for which is furnished by I. Jefferson St. W. R. JAMIESON, Propr. Hastings, Mich. an inhabitant*of Delton: ' •'Siationery hiLH been printed at this office this week for E. R. Conrad, proprietor of tbe Hotel at Delton. That Mr. ‘Conrad is still as versatile as when be wrote ARE BETTER Than FRAME! [ adverti.wmenta for the “Two Orph­ ans' ’ drug store, is shown by the fol­ ARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! £ lowing which appears on his letter head: ' ‘N you wish to forget trouble come to Delton, whore visitors do not WINTER wind their watches, don’t -shave, lace ------ -- —=— ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! up their shoes or corsets, just simply They are free from dampness and frost. These are facta that have been E sit around and eat frogs and fish and demonstrated. I make a specialty of doing Ni*ii Qrtda Wark, I have the wonder if the time will come when very latest and most improved machinery for making Csmsnt Blocks and they will be compelled to. leave Delton am able to give customers tbe finest finished work. I do variegated work and go to Heaven. ’ ’ and ornamental cement work of all kinds. CEMENT HOUSES AREWARMER IN AND ACCIDENT aadabow cautelf any tr Of <tMI JWUUOOrt KU« * ta further ordered r txtttre tn the rrra»,<1* of tbe ik nd. t cy < CMeeul by ouulrc . pubUshed In the Upaper printed iiid cmBarry, ouce In eact: »•- ■ ... _ ' 'St, °J‘R OUAftAXTEKS •AJiB lv/b«-n SM n *111 BWrr relufn. TndS oar METHOD TI'.EAT’ poalUva .?£itiv2 cure. Tb*tbwerti * diaaaae. «-»o*rim«nL eaaea No aullelud. M no rUkNO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEX CONSENT. W.H. Parrttsoa HAD BLOOD POISON 12 YEARS ft I hX'Euoh 1° Dr*- «• * K- for Iii. £iu ; I K^T&d 3 d.an* I h«d a F* OcA ». 1 I arrrrptlo stomach* foil v rt^* fnd ln'n''- At®rTrwtm«rt tried doctor!. I Cr«* to hati thi kJk! » for me to nay 1 .uor month! each time. It helped m*taB.£LJ21' J.J1,* t*'1 ,f<X bM1Wi twice for ■ home 1 w-. a. bad as ever, /•many UZ’. **? lB. »<’«>*» after rclunua* Dr»- Kenm-dy A Xcrgan. Ho said be bad'KinLe0^ ?k m,«e “**•»£ »*» to are • • they *>•<!» a srerMity oHhew .J.®? B °£ th*m *** > XMrs, and drrd ’.hey ourht to bn ’he wont casesThy th? hun-l but I tedk hl» advlea. rLey1 arreXl to t^at ot ■<v*«*»tac doctors. | inv»rt.jaj»d their financial atam*inir enit Jn’*"r * trvarante® nr no pay t for Hom* Trtatmntt ’ V00** *lt-' li Vcat,l« <0 cah. writs for a Question tflanJ JteiSWw$i®«iN JWSHELBV STREET, - DETROIT, MICH.. Iu lira matter of th« n hicori*t»nt per led Id •Jde«».rt til-: ttwrelu i ordered. Probateoffine.'br end Martos nU<1 pNttlm;. r Bated Iu Mid <r>ut>* .M ■ said thin- au<! place.to to aell the Internal of•late ahouM not N- xrai It l» further ordered, of ho itiwn by |iuhlie.-' for three aMoewitr «• of hearlax, In Itw Ha-t printed and ctrrrMlrd jfOfK B or Hi v Stain of Mlchlcvr. < •■ ■ •' MoBc» is hereby » ' Probate ( <xjrl for the I*I <l«y of '« MM MB that ■ osaaad.Mi-l thstaP • , are inquired to pre- »< ■ Pmbate Court, at ” 1 of HaiPdiw. foe exarnii. u> Ot l-eture Ibe qbdv of ' aoeh Maims «!il t* ' Frtdar. ttenh day « *■ •Weakluthswretwooot i" 1MM Mra *■ ■ ■, �Hastings banner, may 25, SOUTHWESTl ljN Bapl>v npda dtwm _—- ------ DEPARTMENT Tup THE nFITnui OELTOH SPECIAL! ■ nun; so that ;; >w much it ran furnish : • nnrt pat- IAHUFM ilRERS' COST . • a gains iu are making . -n all pat­ ..- have left. • papered yet. tern.* tills t j WLKNER, .. rut- ’ DtlTOv lOUUT. MK HIOAN. I Come To Delton May 30111. ■■■ •oyb.fhx. visiled’thdr rnuther'Mra. EL (i rand Rapids last week. Mrs. 'R. S. Harter was in Hastings. Saturday. . . Mra. W.* D. Hughes <>f Prairieville visited Mrs.' E. E.’ Morehouse last week.. > srvtbink1 can Mrs.’Hattie Scribner Marcellus this week. W. H, Chase, Mrs. Irene Wing of east Hickory Corners visited her brother M. Mann­ ing and family last Thifrsd.iy. Deiion State Bank We Per cent on Pay Deposits. Mr. and Mrs. D. Jones and son MaxweD of. Kalamazoo visited at Bert Pen­ nock’s Sunday. Mr. and Mr-. Horace Pennock spent I ’Sunday at Hickory ComersMrs.—Nellie VanTyne visited- in Orangeville Saturday. J. Bates and wife entertined his brother and family of Kalamazoo Sun­ ■ •• on Real Estate , Paper., We, •y ,-.t hotne, and do., .: ,e we know ” do a safe, eon-, . add have j day. Mr. and Mm Dinkle and family sjxmt Sunday in Kalamazoo with their daughter Emma who is attending to Loan ic rauts, heeds, - and l egal wj Bond- ‘Sol ! the Nazareth Academy. Ellis E. Fulkner was in Hastings Insurance Monday. The foundation for Dr. Harter ’a new barn is being laid. Frank VanTyne hud tho misfortune to sprain hia ankle Monday. DIRI CTORS: .. ' " -sident. J 0. Ht <;i1; I nsident. E- S. MURI-JI-" SE. Cashier. 11>R. .'RLEA 5 WILLIAM ELLIOTT l-’P. TEH t WING. (JAMES Ltd :->\S Jennie E. Wilcox of Jackson gave a most excellent addiws Saturday ev»nipg at the church and alto Stindaj morning at 10:80. Mrs. Wilcox is no stranger to Delton jieople and they all enjoy hearing her sjwak. CHURCH NOTES G. A. R. Memorial services Sunday morning at 10:®» at tbe M. E. church by tbe pastor Topic “Uncertainty and Certainty" scripture 1st Cor. 14-8 and 2d Tim. 4-7 find clause. Evening ‘ ‘u on< thc manv P’tnins hf the ’ service Baccalaureate address bv the pastor at 8 o’clock, topic ‘ •Strength DQ.TDN ROLLER MILLS? < scripture 1st Cor. 18-18. ‘‘"Quit yfQ WetWyU,d ib« _ _iPleased ... JI like men; Be strong. ’ ’ to have Q^.Us ‘ i3l'’rder. The No preaching at Cloverdale and vCkliJr !e!f,our made b* Creaaey next Sunday. ti<m uf ' n- ■ ‘’lllcndi<! satisfacJennie E. Wilcox of Jackson will u '° *uerevCr used. speak at tho Mission Cloverdale Cl STttY WORK Wednesday evening. Mrs. Wilcox is a A specialty. very interesting speaker: a cordial in­ > YOUR TRADE• WANTED i > » 1 1 > < 4 < DEI-TON ROLLER MILLS, > is visiting in Mrs. Hoff of Lowell is visiting her brother Ellis Faulkner and family this* week. Miss Queen Blackman was in Kala­ mazoo last Monday. Michigan. Hone Matter in • B. Norwood was in Kalamazoo Fri­ day. । ? SAVE YOU MONEY. Deltoc. ottrow. MICMUl vitation is extended to all. The Earnest Workers will serve tap­ . per at the home of Mra. Chas. Kings­ _____ ’ bury next Friday froi£ 5 to 7. Come and bring your friends.’ Rer, Young and wile ot Pr^riovUle ununu,. and Rot. Fiabar and <rf . R- s_- HARTgR, M. D., 1 Hi SIC li v Mld SURGEON. .. ., u,lpjt.r1 T-*? “°"UT 'T.iLK.± Diatrirt Miniatcrial AMOciatlon ^■^^‘^•SThurMUywf.er. ju-iu^. Mkh. jhiiqp a Aohle ani w“* A GROWING BUSINESS. and ‘ at Delton Mr. F. G. Adams. th< P.istmaster of Delton, has just receives! a fresh supply • of BANNER Wall Maps <.f Barry •' .County, and all who desire to sei-ure 1 them can get them of tin- Delton 1’ostmasier. Pricy &j c/ht* each. Th<“«* maps give the names of every farmer who owns a farm in. Bar^y county, sbyw the number of acres in each farm Mr. hud Mrs. M. Doyle ami daugh­ show all tlx* townshqH and sections., all ter Flora and Mr. and Mra. Flansburg tbe roods.. sAuol houses. ■ churches. and daughter otKalamazoo ace visiting lak<*s. streams. rai!r..;uls ctd . Gel one at Eugene Horton’s. before they are all gone. They are Mrs. • Ellis Faulkuer and son Paul worth several times what [they will Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Build.-- Material ;■ > with tent that he finds that the old barn is entirely too small. The new Imm is going to be HOXfin feet and will have all tlx* conveniences possible. Mr. Hxniverner hax Ixmght several new buggies and more good horses :u^l is now in a iposridori to" give his patrorj* prompt wrfice. ■ See Tbe BALL GAME WE a-GOOD TIME ; . ----- --- SHULTZ. I Miss Myrtle Mosher of Kalamazoo ■———. L. L LoveUnd & Soa the Itelton spent Sunday at home. _ _ -------- and I Charlie Cliff of Nashville preached • Stronger. Pr»lri.vllle clothier. Have The Delton State Baak ha. l»en e*. j in the Holiness church on Wednesday BnndayBwUbLhI,tr *I*nt?i*thr^ny and , — —a—v* area, ne u expactra L*rte Stock. talji.hed but a allort than, but ita da. night of 1,-ut week. He is expected grandmother near' i Son. the weU evening ot thi. po.it. and capital now exceed SB8.0W Dowling. ------- oon. tne wen - 'v-«h>reday —------------tao«n doling------------- offt,|ton ™k. and tho depteite keep growing. ---------------------... M 1U Tbe M^Tarrte’ f ruin. dlle. niport « splendid incrriue । M. r.rvgun ot Muk Rutland bank » able to draw money to it, own etrong box Which ba. l«.n heretofore «<*«d bouee .nd wdTu djive^Tw ■ ~ul in their two Bores »P>h' Band.y with her daughter deposited in Battle Crook. This i»l"«>k. helhered thu re carrying one of the largest stocks in MnL •J®*® Weyennan and fmnily. mT i'' 1 r i I G H. Oti. and P. R. Kura, of Glut bre.mw people have conlldenre in the Him t v Delumtw.k. and bm! rall.,.r have a pi„„ m'/X h“ * «« "evr dothiiur* ” “4’Urtnl *» tl>f . Cr”k ««» on our Breel, Sunday. x.M.ltmo' a* *,uX»a.. -_ feeling .of safety. .and know their || Marti 1HH hi.Tm Kart^-’blv?’ I *" UM’i’ McC*u““1 •i-’wb.T In the >?'? .*-“*“* Brown visited her money is in good handa brother in Bedford this week. He is In The officers and directors of the Del­ and Sunday. • ‘ under thc partnership name of L. L. ton tvank^give its affairs their close per­ very poor health. Miss Elvena Smith from near Delton L>vebmd & Sou. A branch store »M. sonal attention. They (hath <4fi,000 in I Mablisbed in Delton last October un- •was at home Saturday and Sunday. gilt edged loans. Such men as A. A. May aftentoon Instead of Tlniralay <m the management of Mr. Karl Mrs. Jennie Wilcox state W, C. T. j Aldrich, the president of the liank. J. wx-..u,y of th,, TV c. T V. mooting at Iceland, and though his entertrise f. field worker gave a fine talk at the Cedar Creek. G. Hughes, it? vice president. E. S. and hustling ability, th® increasing Evangelical church last Friday ever Mrs. )Vm. Gimrwnhauier is onThe Morehouse, the cashier. Win. Elliott, a Ibusinem has been phenominal. The bnsi- Ding. director, nil of whom give active at­ sick list. \ Mrs. Willard Payne will entertain, tiess has always been conducted on the tention to the,bank, all iknow the value* Archie Newton has a new carriage. Policy of soling good goods at a reason­ the next Ladies Aid the third Thurs­ of money, sml all know how to take Rev. A. S. Bunnell went to Hinds able profit, and carrying in stock every­ day in June for dinner. care of it. thing that is new and up-to-date’, Coreera^itmday morning. Mrs. Ella Matthews of Hastings vis­ Delton and southwestern Barry L. E.'Andrus and wife visited at that the trade demarffla Those who ited her father P. Hines lost Sunday. county have reason to feci pleased that Clark Robinson’s of Hinds Gumers deal with Measera. Loveland & Son Herman Zcrlxd and family spent last , they have a banking institution in Sunday. may be assured of courteous treatment Sunday in North. Barry the guehta of । their midst which b so worthy of their and Npiare -deal." Mr. and Mra. Chits. Kahler. Vem Gunsenhuuwr and wife of confidence and support. \ .Union City are moving hack to tiu» Mix Lee Smith and son of Creasey PRAIRIEVILLE. locality. • Born, to Mr. and Mra. ^ohn Duster. sj»ent last Sunday at J. Weyerman’s. DELTON. May 21 n daughter. Geo. Kenyon, wife and daughter of A FRESH SUPPLY. Will Wilcox and family returned to east Maple Grove visited relatives here A NEW LIVERY BARN. tbeir home in East Jordan Saturday. last week. Mrs. Alice AckeY uf Hope Center Mr.^and .Mrs. LeGnuid -DePriester Mr. Peter" Houvenier . is going to Banner Readers Can Get Barry entertained Mr. and Mra. Jake De­ visited Mrnj Ered Zerbel one day last Uiild u new bam this summer. His I week. County Maps of the Postmaster Priester of Hastings over Sunday. business has .increased to such an ex­ Institution Splendid Record. Still Orowln* LESS THAN COST Men* arr-v as gleaned each week by bv the BANNER BANNFD’S Correspondents. ~ ........... ’ B.«, । A FlnucW .* wall paper ■a jot of Short „ -i.nigh fyr one W e want to and »o are of- ’ pi: ersve STATE ' uoon. Mra. Jennie Wilcox of Jackson gave . It Reynolds «r.d family .spent last a lecture at the M E. church Sunday Sunday at El Gates nearDoud Cornera. in Hi- interest of the W. C. T V. soCRESSEY.. There-will 1« not church .services Archie Hughes of Kalamazoo bjx-nt hero next Sunday. • Sunday with hi- parents here..’ P. Barber and A Shorter were chosen Michael Doster starteiWur Gernypiy his old botm* Sunday to mokv a visit as delegates v» the S. S. convention at lliibTingH this week. to friends and relatives then- and will Mrs. Byron Fisher returned Friday be gum- about two or three- months. . Mr- and Mrs. JuliAua White of Galtw- from a four weeks visit in Penn. Her burg Were in town Tuesday. Mr. niece Miss Carrie DeVallanci* accom­ White preaclnxi in this place about 18 panied her-home to spend tin- summer. Sira June Barber was taken suddenly years ago and a as ou a visit to Ips ill un»* day Inst week but is improving. brother in MiiliDeville. cost you. and are invaluaHe for re­ Pat McNinch and family have nxzvud Carpenter^ are at work on the new ference. Ask*to see'one.'. •to Plainwell. Armstrong resiib-nce, i-vL Mrs. Alma Bpwans was a guest of Mrs. N. G. Francisco went to Kala­ ■ . HOPE. her Mster Mra. D. VanHorn last week. mazoo Monday for • a short- stay. Lena Otis was ,thu guest of Lulu Elon Clement was in Grand Hnpids Frank Holden is. remodeling find RepLgle uf Smokey ’Corners Bunday. repairing his dwelling hous>-. Satq .the first of the week on busines*-.' Mabl« Otis visited Nina O$is Sunday Firth is doing the work; Ed Wilkinson Of Kalamazoo was the and the Otis school Monday. Mrs. Morris Brown and Miss Nettie guest uf Mr. and ,Mra. Milo Lehman «. H. Otis and wife and ElfOti* and Brown were in Galesburg Sunday. Sunday. . * wifi* yjsited J. A. Hall of Sjjxltz Sun­ Mra. Mary Cox is visiting relatives Mrs. Chav Smith and .Mias’ Mary day. I.' 1 “ wen- in Plainwell Monday on biuinea«. at Hinds Corners. Mra. lz-e Smith and son Eber visited । Ed Otis and! Andrew Cnrpepb-r webout last Friday giving an exhibition tained at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.! in Shultz Sunday. . • ■ of their skill as horse breakers, by­ Dennis Collins and Mr. mid* Mra. Chas.’’ Our school gave an entertainment driving a mustang. Friday for the benefitof the school lib- [ Collins and family. ‘ rary. The’ exercises were fine and much i Mrs. C. ,A. Newland returned Satur­ credit is-due tin- teachbr Elreda Bu- . day from Saginaw where she has been CLOVERDALE. making an extended vfsji vji|h, b-la chauan. __ Vem Bute# of Katamaz'ki spent Sun­ Mr. and Mra. VanTassle attended day with friends here. church at Kalamazoo Sunday. ’ The dance at the grange hall was Win. Clancy of Chicago spent Snn^ largely attended and enjoyed by nil • Uy at hia resmrt near Granger lake. Mra. Philip Barber had the misfor­ fl tune to fall one day last week injuring present. Will Moonica has gone to Chicago Remember thc township Sunday for the purpose uf bringing back a her right arm so that it is nearly useless nt present. . • . school Convention at.the McCallum horse and buggy for 'Wm. Clancy. scbcxil house June 27. • J. J., Ludwick was at home last All the healing. balsamic virtues of Sunday. theNorway pine are concentrated in HOPE CENTER. Tbe EarneM Workers will meet with 'Dr. ’.VoodS Norway Pine Syrup, na­ fl Ed Acker and wife uf Delton spent ■Mrs. Chas. Kingsbury and serve sapper ture's own remedy for coughs .and colds Sunday with N. Acker of this place. fl ion Friday Slay 26. Qifford Wilkinson of thia place visi­ fl Chas. Doolittle and wife visited the ted hi® cousin John Chanil>erlain of fl (family of Ira Brooks last week. Shultz Saturday and Sunday. fl I It took five coaches to bring the reSchool closed Friday for the summer Tor Infants and Children. fl isortera north from Kalauiazqo last J. Bush and wife spent Sunday-at fl Sunday. . Juhn Ashby'®. t B^janiin Tempi.' and wife of CixJnr Arthur Gcsler has gone to Ann Ar­ Bears the Cnvk were guests of A. F. Norris and bor to see his sister who is in the Bigna'.ure of /n • Hospital nt that place. ______________ Wife Sunday. 2; i ChA-'es Monica has ahuost recovered From his recent sewere illness. I Mrs. Myron Chamberlain • and Mrs ■ak<m Kldnsya and Bladder Bight 1 E'hvnr.1 Fennels who wen* quite sick BALL GAME DELTON VS DOWLING Tuesday, May 30, at Delton These teams are evenly matched and a red hot game may be expected. Game Called at 3:00 P. M The Delton Military Band will lead the procession to the grounds. DANCE in the Evening At K. O T. M. Hall for the benefit of the Bal! Team. Bill to Dance 50 cents Everybody come and HAVE A GOOD TIME iii w iii iii iii iii iii lb iii iii Do Not Forget That ALDRICH BROS I* have as nice a Hue of Just Receiv­ ed a Car of BINDERS, MOWERS ETC. | CULTIVATORS a as can be found Iu Barry Coun­ ty. Our prices are just as at­ tractive as tbe goodc.- CASTOR IA Hie Kind You Have Always Bough’ OUR SEED CORN GROWS. are much better ’ Free rural delivery is now going from Plant our Acclimate® Michigan Grown Com. the Cloverdale ’>n two routes. Nel Blazed or Smut Nose. $1.50 per tn. best Early Flint variety. We warrant It to Mra. Nina Dewey and son sjamt Tho ripen la days in every part ot Michigan. Sunday with friends in Banfield. Early Gollen bent or Prile of tie Norlb. $1.50 [if hi. ' Is a matter of no little imporware tn you. Clothing oft t»o claltna the men.” You wMt Clothes that Fit. Clothes that Wear. Clothes that Look Well. is couplet for Ui iS iit ife iii iii U/ w iii iii iii iii iii == 5 HARVEST. DON’T FORGET OUR It’s getting more popular every day. Come, and see us or write for prices if you can’t come. . iALDRICH BROS DF.LTd-S, MICHIGAN. Add lie for each bag. , Write for Catalogue. HINDS CORNEB. bmw.A" Rev* Abraham Bunnell preached to LOHRMAN SEED t’0. a good audience JJhnday. Miss Edith Robinson spent last week with her cousin Freds Robinson. Mrs. Maurice Cox nccom|>anied by her nwlh.-r Mm. W. N. P»y»e attended the County convention of the W. C. I. WITH ANY OTHER COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN U-. at Lacey last week. Mim Gladys Tobias is assisting Mra The Press of this State declare the ‘‘BANNER’’ in the front rank Hundreds of Bryans v.ith her housework. pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. A -poverty” ice cream social will be held at Chas. Tobias’ Wednesday evening, proceeds to help to buy a much needed organ for the Sunday The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County school. A cordial invitation to alp w iii iii W 7 lii PLEASE COMPARE “THE BANNER" We tare »»«•!>, ,tKk the latent style® the market affords and sell them at price® ■_ that are KIGHT. . We have all die Latest styles and Novel­ ties in Gent's Furnishings. Call and see ue. L. L. Loveland & Son, Tbe Clothier*. Delton end Pr*IH*'llle. HAYING TOOLS wUi * Furniture Department FOLEYSKIDNEYCW Your Clothing ' Oar line of Mich. ALL HOME NEWS news. Fred Oti® of Rutland is iiapering the house of Chas. Cox. . . Farmers are behind with tbeir corn planting in this vicinity on account of wet weather.‘ Thomas’ Electric OIL store. cuts. Dr At any dragj It fully covers its field. We jeave general news to the metropolitan papers. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say of tbe BANNER to your IF NOT-Why not aenJ us your name NOW? for 3 months triaL It costs but $1.00 a year. 25c r �HASTINGS BANNER. MAY 25. 1905. 12 WANTS'niouro If you have anything useful that youwant wanttotosell, sell,ororIf Ifthere there — » you is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. in tbe BANNER'S WANT COLUMN. If you have a buggy that’s lying Idle in the barn; a stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; If you want a girl for house work; in fact it you want to buy, rent or sell, just try.our Want Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try it. REMEMBER THESE POINTS $450 n 13617339 I] 1111| | || I I fa V WHEN YOU PAINT:- Open stock at Sets PRICES |l Mantle Clocks st $4. and up. $3 50 Knives and Forks for $2.75, until JUNE-15, 1905. Diamonds bought before the advance; you get the benefit in price RINGS F, R, PANCOAST of all kinds at lowest price for quality. liNU that count-, It costs lepul gooi! paih' " 2°d. HIGH STANDARD LIQUID PAINT,.., is be&er than any other for your house. BECAUSE—it is made to paint houses with and w ill la-t .-.ku put w BECAUSE—the quantity and weight arc in each packdgi BEGAUSE-cvery ounce of material used is the Best. BECAUSE—full value is put into every packageBECAUSE-years of severest tests have shouj-n that iigi-,, Mia, Margant Critea rctamed to her 60TH BIRTHDAY. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR.SALE—A second' hand cream Sunday May 21 wa. Mra M.. B D.y will lM. obarrcd in oeporatur. Call or write C. E. Ed­ b.aiw in Caledonia hot Tlmnaiay alter munds, Hastings, at R. K. Grant'a a two w«k» nait with her brother. TotliTa <Mh birthday. It was celebrated , he wm,.tery. . A program la Born, to Mr. and Mra. Struble, a , >'F all of her children being gw»t« at ,,,ing man-<l beginning at 1" o'clock, WANTED—Even* sufferer from rheumatism to call at tbe Barry Hoiwe. . nine pound girl. . > dinner.Fred KiCkels and family, and 1K«,in cnmInv Sclx d e.—“ V—*- i to get cured. Will be there until; Elmer Greenfibld and family at >,ash“!.e were pn w.nt. i fine program has Ixvn prepared for the Batcrday evening May 27. .' : ‘i ville "21 Sunday. Billy «-:• Wilson--« visited l. at Cha's. Far* ’■meeting. . . . WANTKl>-I><',iliU.> i ,h.nwra|.b4 William, ba. V>« wall nearly 'ey . Sunday. Ort Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock , *• »ing I). I). CCharlton of the M. A. C- May 31 an illustrated lecture will be -and typewritter. References furnish-1 done fur his new bam. • Irvipg ed. Mamie C. Binhler. Imperial Fur­ of the week at delivered at tho U. B. church on the , Ed Newton anti wife of Hinds spept tne latter part niture Co.. Grand Rapids. Mich. Comem visiwd »t Charlie Hall', Sun- l",u"! <"dor d» "• he "buried'; subject of ”A Twentieth Century j through in s])ite of the Imd roods . Triumph.” The lecture will l» free; 4 LOST—Tuesday night Muy lii on* jnv State street, us between there and mi all the ladies uf«the city arc invited io Mrs. Artie Onsen of Cedar Creek GRANGE HALL CORNERS. bom-, a Modem Wuodxnan ring with 1 attend. initials M. W. A. Finder ptaro leave ' visited her parents Joe Hainmond and Mra. Warner is able to ait tip. j On Wcilnewhiy evening May 31 the: at Fred Wolcott’s store for reward. wife. • 1 Mrs. Will Wickwire of Banfieldspent' Ladies Aid/society of the U. B. church | Wm. Klipfer THE GRANGE OLASS CREEK URANUE. Program for Jiyie 8. Singing- Lulu J^plugle. Talk. Short cuts' ip housekeeping— Abbie McKibben. Original Poem—Ira McCallum. Recitation—Edna McKiblien. Topic,. Are women in danger of nuch spending too' Tn ‘ time in needle iu instructive work and too /little au reading-Ida and Eva Erway. Report of last, years poultry—G. B. SHARPIE'S TUBULAR CREAM SEPARATORS are thc biggert. safest, most useful facts any dairyman or farmer can stick to. Tubu lars have the only wait.: k»w supplv can—the only Instant: lv accessible, wholly enclosed gears—the only self oiling gears the only bowl without Y - >ballbearing. i.... rt’k- IIU. contraption* and suspended from a The. Ulus • tratiou shows the easy- to operate DAiry Tubular Separator and its easy to dean bowl. HIGH STREET Sunday with her pepole here. will gjve Hn cream social in the I’. . , . . , ’ , ‘ C. A . Bristol has been quite sick the B. church; everyone is invited tu come. < Dragging for «m> teterptt .bower. STteiriw.mmuuiO.ijoo of Bating. “T" IT ’u • , Hoogb i, ririting ter daughter W> Ma M F. A A. M. Frid.y ere- Nndsntex A. and M. Steter visited In Hasting, taw day IM week. Byon Mings ot Harting, was ottt to his farm Sunday. HenryOaven of Shultz visited his sister Mrs. A. Myers one day last week. ■ i niug Slay 5l> tor work m M..M. degree. Epworth League Sunday evening at i Subject Mi-Ion. in the Latin -Leader - — - Mrs.. — Belle Burton. ‘■ and as it read lust week in the Banner. • Countries. . Haugh <rf Battle Creek has John 'Next Sunday special Memorial wrbeen*visiting relatives hereof late, aiid vices will be held in the U. B. rhun*h. Mra Fred Bristol at prewnit The Cemeten*Circle meet with Sin.. the gth ot Jone loatead of th,. has been helping his mother fix np In’lhe morning an appropriate sermon ; their lot ih’the Banfipld cemetery. will l>e prvuchcd by the pastor. Special; We some of us feel as if Unqle Sam music will be given by the choir. In had left us out in the cold, as we have tbe eveftinri the service will eunsirt of , no free delivery now since Saturday. special niutjie and an ’address by Judge , Harthy. :‘.sowing for Mra. A. Myers. we hu[»e it may lie’arranged differently Smith. Tia^public is invitee^ tu all services ne^T Sunday. Instrumental Mtujiv- -Forest Havens, i Mrs. SaiterMartin nnd little dtiugh- •/in the near future. Tupic. Shall we cut wed ]>otat<>e.s - • |;ter visited her father Orley Peake of- ’ Mr*. Stamm and'edtudn Mrs. Edith There will lie Ian, ice cream social at; plant a wlaile one—Grant Otis. 1 Shultz oyetfBiinday. James A. Matthews' on Friday eve’ Ree of Grand Rapids tq>ent Saturd: Recitation—Maggie Olis ■ nitig June 4 for'the benefit uf the Cobb i Miss Amy Johnson spent Sunday . m. with Mjrx. Bowser. ■ ■ with Olive and Hughj .«cMOul. Johnson returnj \ ’ ■ .■ The Woman*4 Auxiliary counected: ■ ing in the evening to her work at Mrs. YERTYS CORNERSBALTIMORE CENTER. Boyes. MI m Nellie Stel.ldn, of the city with Emupl chan-h will !«• held at Chas. Mackender pas his l»arn enBird Shelkmharger, wife and daugh- 1 attended the C. B, church Sunday tbe home oil MH Mary Hida Tliun>dosed. * Phuitihg corn is the order of the day ter Isora of Bkush .Ridge spent Sunday morning in company, with Mi><s Nellie day June d The annual election of ... . our^farme . in tViiK Jm- at thnt date nnd a 11 full this vtr-inifxvicinity. Curtis. ' ’’ j officers will -Jie among ’*ra. The Mistes Lena and Lillie VanderMrs. Joe*Mead is delegite^rqjn the i a!tendance is requested. Philip Schneider and wife entertain- ' Mrs. E. UWilcox, ■ v, ~ Jennie —s“ v ’J‘— of ' ’Jackson. ‘ ed a cunbin from Grand Rapids Sun­ burg of Orangeville spent Sunday at Free Methodist 8. S. to the County State field worker pf the W. C. T V. ■ : i convention this week. day, Mra. S. returned with her for a home. will give a parlor lecture at the home ; Mr. and Mri. A Myers spent Sun- : k>w. Geo. Yerty at « Jackson Sunday, few days visit. icii, was non nv qvadvu ouuu »>. — , , rt.LT, L will mrcl.t J. ... B. BarMm J“„ T< w.»«nd Fnday atrnrLevi Gillaspie and wife of Shultx day wfth the latters parents Mr. and j num’s Friday evening May 26 nil are noon at 2:30. o clock. Subject ‘‘The i visited^their .son and family one day Mrs, A. Craven of ^hultx.. Beauty of Womanhood. ” Mrs. Troxel Mr. and.Mra, F. JE. Johnson spent ' nvited. last week. . will sing. • Mrs. Alice Grant attended the U. B. Mra. Floyd Wood and children of Sunday with tbe formers uncle Jouas The W. H. M. 8. will meet at the M Hall of Shultz who is poorly. ' general conference at Gaines, Mich., Marshall are sjiending the week with ! E. church parlors May 81. Mite-lx>x I fjewfs Wood's people. i last week. . , Preparations are lieing made for a opening. Good .attendance desired. •Dr. Baker of Nashville was called LAKE. VIEW. ie ,j good program for Children’s Day t-x. meeting . The M. E.i quarterly, will lie in cuMultMion with Dr. Grilagt-r bit ]. „d Frank cterton have TU.-S.1.V iu tbe rate ot Mn. L Wood. | ^tlto3 thc wurk dinmte. Bo,,, j ertdses at the U. B. church Sunday held at the Hendershott school houne < evening June 4. fur Hastings; dreuit May 28 at 0:80 a Nellie Bryant is working for Mra. ■ look the big rahke skin in joyment. I Gw. Robiraon in Dowling ter the j Strieklnnd und family ot Etet i Joe Farley is the owner of a new m- Quarterly Conference held at thi' { buggy al«u Clarance Shopbell purchased l»rMfnnge May 27 at 2 P£w*ntWodffl&fid passed Sunday with Mrs. | a horse ..t Sam Blocker for farm work. Owiog to (b„ firing (lf ------- - ------- —; Bert McKay. (Boys we wonder why?) tjNt church no services except Sunday McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. Arthur Crookand wife called at Geo Word reached this vicinity Sunday school were held last Sunday although Will Craig and vfifo of Hastings KockweH’a Sunday. i of the severe illness of Arthur Crites, the work is still unfinished sufficient visited James Crawley and wife Sun­ A Childeren's Day program will bo j the son uf our funner. pastor Rev. lias been done to allow the use of the day. . : . . . ; _given at the Lakeview school house ■ Crites. • * Jiouse for next Sunday. All services oiiuuny eveiiing vVGiiiiig u Um£ 4 at «t I O’clock. 1 _ W. £ Allgvo aiul two .Uughterai, Sunday JimeJ w Roy Wellman who is working for be held at the usual hour. At visited at thi? place Sunday. II All are cordially invited to *be present. I Coy Bnunm at Nashville, Sundayed: 10:30 the pastor will deliver the ! with his parents. Memorial sermon before' the Fitzgerald ' Mra Geo. Varney and family of this PoBt Rntl <k,r^ Snrulay school place have moved to Nashville. "?°n: Jnnwr L’nion at fonr o’clock: >; taking « „,j\Jr,ilng All’^' Children especially are fond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food. As good cake can be made only with good eggs, so also a cake that is health­ ful as well as dainty must be raised with a pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar light­ ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc., and what is more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young and old. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF MOLINE CORN PLANTERS. K". “ Implements of all kinds, Buggies, Wagons, Carriages, Road Carts. Cultivators, both riding and walking, Farm Goodyear THE HARDWARE Phone No. 1. ros DEALERS Hastings, Mich ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo?-?<kk>?.?..w»m«: FREE FREE 1 । I ] 1 I Saturday । ] 1 ] Preeyterian Sunday school at the/ --------------------------- usual hour Sunday. The average man ha, little time to Ctamteriin will condutt «r- i invertigate lor h umo r, and te rel.e. vlcal the Prc.byterim, church Sueupon the adcertlaer to keep him In- d evenln1 \ formed.. Most successful pulicity is ' built upon such information, and when u . „ t 4 , it is backed by integrity in dealing. HMtlnQS MSrkttS. the opinions of an advertiser become a . Hastings Markets are corrected every ' law, and begin to bear interest in cum- Wednesday morning and can be relied | murcial reputation. UP?U M co™«1 at tha• d*tfc. „ ., 1 . . . Corrected Wednesday, May 24 1905. । \ou. have- no .enemies? Then you' pnciDUCK. have neverZdared to stand up for the ButUr i3c-l*c per in. ■ " right against the wrong; you have JcpGr'n.^doz* never protected the weak against the | Honey dart.-toe; ^hOe.-iic bully; you have never (Jared defend; vegetable#,FRUtTfl,etc. your ownTright against oppression ^00^bu. i Had yonXdone any of these things you , Cabbage—aoe-wc per doz. would Cmve <meml«. Even if you : I have done, none of three things, but I Beef-drewd-SHc-Tc. j aimply achieved a little more success ; Vaal drewed^ao^7c. Joi your; neighbor, you have an ■ enemy, ’for’failure’always hates success. I lJuniw.alive-iBjb-ir.30. : The man who has no enemies "whould j 3het,p^»c---ic.,*<J ’e * ' Jg ’ FISHING TACKLE , week wnh h^r sisters at Lake Odessa, weioine. ! Sam Gutchess and family spent ' Saturday at the home of their brother- -I Presbyterians will unite with", in-lnw Dan Dollar at Banyrillr, it te“I*'"!* Sunday morning al tte ing the Tth birthday ot "Glenn Cellar church un account rf the G. A. the nephew who is very low with con- ! tervice. - sumption. h. We have a nice line of Fishing Tackle, Including a full line of SHAKESPEARE RODS AND.REELS. Come and tee us and get our price®. ' 1 • T. 1 Colgrove Colgrovc called on un Mrs. A. ' 1 P. I Gorham and Mrs. A. Boyes one day !week. !l Miss Olive Johnson is doing some Good Health to the Children ' "• maii- LOWE BROS Repairing of all kinds neatly ana promptly done. My store la open evenings Phone No. 20-3 K. FOR SALE—A good work horse for aale cheap. Enquire, Chet Cisler. ” * --- -------5^1 K^iU^nMdandtmnliyrirtirtl Ox of Battef-’nik ™ mil I*«"u ~jT"'‘™ a .m,|i 1st The palnt DePUE Will serve BLUE the COFFEE BISCUIT FAMOUS NATIONAL and GOODS YALE Everyone is cordially invited Always See OePUE before you buy or sell । be ashamed of it . . -______________ travell.no is dangerous. : POULTKY, hides and WOOL. I ( hlckens. allre-«c—ibe 1 I Besf.HI>It>". -hc I Constant motion Jars the kidneys I Home HMre-sm 1 txto. which are kept in place in the body by ♦ delicate attachment*. This is the r»a w«»i c«um-». Wool 1 son that travellers, trainmen, street car ok*in. : men, teamsters and all who drive very 1 .w; .nq,9 red,t .vs much, suffer from kidney disease In I coro-soc -Me in eat • esc aheiied j some form. Foley’s Kidney Cure Rye^oe. ’ ’ . strengthens the kidneys and cures all l fora! ot kidney .nd bidder dlteue. I ' Geo. E. Baiutan, locomotive engineer, 1 no. 1 TUDtkhy-auio' H1KA"! Limo. O., writes, “Constant vibration ! 2 Ttmothy-'-SMo of tbe engine caused me a great deal of j trouble with my kidneys, and 1 got no TjSotb^ed-Soo I relief until I used Foleyes KMney Cara.” I Sold by W. H. Goodyear the druggist I J. HOMER DePUE, ■Open Evenings. Phone 86. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-06-01.pdf be326b51cced1a0c8696be0242378997 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER. AH. terrible main Of WILLIV B. EATON ArS(H Tti Hl.NI>. Ii|u>, came Into 14^ Rrprc- Eagles and . ...... . briefly , Ind.. * in the same where young • nt It-? South Bend -■ ? i 1:the bring•• Liy la-re. iMhuhiig .otk.d*.’a . into the ' *|rij in’•in. being 'TV P Bui’tner and rv, I; ; pre-^ntifig the ' w:’< 'T and W. P. J* •i.jerof Eagh-s. / IN James Lee Ackerson'Graduates With Honor at Boston Polytechnic The Recent Decision of Judge Wanty SCHOOL ALUMNI Will Hold Annual Banquet at Reed's THE USUAL MORNING EXERCISES. FINE ADDRESS BY REV. TROTT HKD SCHOOL COM­ MENCEMENT exercises IS SPECIAL DRAIN LAW VOID? Grace B. Giddiugs^Hastinga Lillian Beatrice Kjdtpp. Hasting*. Nellie Estelle Stebbins. Hastings. INTERESTING PRO­ Emma l‘. Wightman. Hnstinga. SECOND WARD The Class Motto is “We finish hut to GRAM OF EXERCISES Rdy Smith. I : "Morgan June- «: ; begin: * the class coloh*. groeq and Jam^s Wulf, t Mrs, Horten, 1 white. Miss Peckham has charge of Roy Johi . Mm. Mislxh't. I; Mr. Eek- List of Graduates. Class of 26 Will til.. Xunnal .Uhl 1» a v.ry bdpfiil and succi’Miul instructor. R Murray. ’1. Mr-i. Ickes. 1: Go out of Hi;h School this The commeticement program is :ti|t Muir. 1 , L. 13. Evart.-c !. Total i follows; . . ’ Year. Tlll'uD jTAIiD Music. March. Friday June U>. it 2:W jx m., at St. 'Invocation-Rev. b. B. Crandall. .■James Coburn. I: Dr. Rus.-ell, 1: John Rose* hall. will ixvur the gra hinting .Music-Chorus. Glasgow, 1; AJtiert . ATtoft, ■ I; Mrs. exorcise* of the Class of The Salutatory- France* M. Seger. change to having the-exerci*e* ip doers BpChtal. 1: Total 3 . , Music—Mrs. (Hara Shackleton. will no doubt be .appreciated by . the FOURTH WARD ■ History—Gface B. Giddings. clot* and their friends, -since tho*e A. E. KdiuihUm. 10: Ed. Marston. 1; Music—Mr. Frank* Horton. taking jmrt ran sjieak much mon- readi­ Anna Johnson. I! Will Quigley. 1> Sam Address—Hon. Delos Fall. ly. amt lhe audience can hear them far • Wood. 1 • Horace Cble, I: J. C. I Jimj’Music- Mr. W. T. Wallace. iwtter. Aside from this if tbe ‘day ' man. 1: Mrs, Sissun. I: H. C. FalmaProphecy—Nellie E. Stebbins. should be a rainy one. that fact will tier. 1; Jacob Edger, I: Total W. Music—Miss Rena Wolcott. not interfere. Valedictory—Ella L. Lathrop. The kbove list is only the ni’W house* • The name* of the claw of IM3 are an ’ Presentation of Certificates -Supt. A. and does not 'include tlie rebuilding । fo|)oWS ■ and repairing that has fs-cn done on a aara HrndervbMt. Florence Dio-|i W. Chamberlin. Benediction—Rev. Arthur -Trott. great many already built. ATnumlier ,nond wUhehnina Bates. Bessie War- VOID. Sinclair Brock. 1. Frank Radford, I , ’ Fred Bush. 1- C. $1. Bauer. 0; D. R. Fi«t*ter. 1: Mrs. NesUt.l: Total 11 HASTINGS WON THE BALL GAME • SIDE TIGHTS ON THE LEGISLATURE In the State 'Railroad Hall Friday Evening June OF THE BARRY COUNTY .NORMAL 16th. ■ FRIDAY EVENING JUNE Tbe. far reaching consequences of the DER WAY. ' The Alumni Association of the Hasdecision of Judge Wanty of the U. S. 9th. ■ tings High School will bold their an. district court. Grand Razida in the I nual banquet in Reecl's hall thia year. • railroad easts- is alluded to in our ‘edi। This change-ie made because thelSirish nineteen are in the ; tcriol column. But what it means. AT THE METHODIST • honse was not large enough, judging FOURTH WARD i to Barry county is that when tbe CHURCH THIS CITY From the big crowd which attended $-1,000.01'0 the railroads owe the last year. The program committee state ou heck texes^ shall lie paid. Very Creditable Showing > > will soon be ahle to aimopunce lhe And . Barry county will at once come into f ine Class of f ourteen Will Gradu- . toasts. A very enjoyable time is a-wurProspects Indicate a Record। iKMHCssion of $17.41 W for the 5IK16 school ate at that Time Interesting ’ ■ children, and to this city it would Breaking. Year. ” Program. BARRY COl.NTY TEACH. bring And this is not all. I mtJ A BANNER ropr<t»entative has | the railroads under the |aw which The find annual cominencement of J ERS EXAMINATIONS visited each of the three Jumlier offices ', Jndgv Wanty has sustained will pay the Barry <’«tjmty Normal Training The next Barry County Teacher* Ex­ in thiif city with a view, of getting the 1 ’'very year year •early ’mure School will occur, next week Friday amination a ill be held nt the court numlier of new houses that have jiqcn than now. so that in addition to tho evening at 8 o'clock at the Methodist . huuys in Hastings Thursday and*Friday or are being built this spring The above, —■ the schools of this county would Church. 1 June 13 and IB, result wiX undoubtedly tie . „of interest > bejo enriched each year about $3G.U0O v> i The cliuu. consists of fourteen mem-; John C. Ketcham to our Tellers. . We haw boon able to J $40.i»X>. ! Iters as follows: Co. Coinm'r of Scoobi Irani of 48 new bouses that have been Allie Mae Babbitt. Freeport. built or are in thepr»**ess uf construct­ । Francis M. Seger. Freeport. ion in Hastings .*> tar this spring. Ruth Bacheih r. 'Naahville. This is a record that oar city may beMinnie M. Lake. Nashvillt. proud of as there i* probably no uth«*r Nellie R«4x'cca Curtis, Woodland. tuwa in this state the sire of Hastings . I Maty Ella I^andis. Woodland. . that-can boast uf a letter one. The tAft a Alma Wnddell. Woodland. 'follusVir.g is the list of nvw houses that , Huy J. Erway. Rut laud. . WILL BE HELD IN ST ROSE’S JUDGE BEACH OF THE SAGINAW we have obtained. Emma M. Lathrop Morgai;. CIRCUIT DECLARES IT HALL THIS CITY FRIDAY ’ Ella L. Lathrop, Morgan. FIRST. WARD . ■ lhe Score Standing 12 Mr. iusiiiks HASTINGS HIGH THE FIRST ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT I Qllin DECORATION DM EXERCISES ‘ From the All Stars, of Battle Creek TO BARRY CO. SHOWS THAT NUMBER UN­ examination held in thia city six years ago for an Annajiolis cadetship, James .Lee Ackerson, a young man of sixteen fn»m Middleville, won tho honor. He graduated from the naval’ academy at the head of His class, and was grantlxl lah'-auM.- ot that fact the privilege of taking a postgraduate course in what। ver branch of naval work he desired ini .some other institutiou. He choee tls* Massachusetts InsUtut'* of Techno­ logy, th«t best achool of its kind in this ■•ount.ry, June 6 he will l« one of the two Michigan gnuluiite* who will tiiSTv ■ diiklomss from.thatfntpousschool. He tobk- a course in naval onstmetion^ mtd his work there is described as of tbi* very-highest order of merit.' IN THE AFTERNOON. WHAT IT MEANS A VISIT TOTHE LUMBER OFFICES Our reader* will remember that ut*nn WAS VERY POP>bLAR • YOUNG MAN kJ « NEW HOUSES BARRY CO. BOY School. L4»V! XL I kMlLl’H LIVE Ren TWELVE PAGES. BRILLIANT WORK OF P. M.. JUNE 16th. • VERY INTERESTING LETTER FROM REPRESENTATIVE W. H. SCHANTZ IMPORTANT MEASURES HAVE BEEN PASSED Primary Election. Railroad, Tax Commfesiou and Automobile Bills Passed. In the light of the amount pf work . ' • tluit thellegWnture is frying to do in th.? last few weeks of the se*«on. the removal of the fifty day limit to the * introduction bills, by a wtr of the people was a mistake, Of th<- many hills now pushed for woie of the most important have tsn.-n before the legislature for sotnetium and were diqxx-ed <if-dun:igf'the present peek. The primary hill a- amended by the senate, and too well known to be com­ mented ou gf length, is new up to the governor fur his signature. Some, of the house members cbarwtvnzi- thia bill as a complete Surrender J to the senate, hut It is really a compromise . bill, and will give the people a ciuyjGe to get s goofl share of disect aoennations if they desire. In bring:ng about the pa-isage of this bill too much praise LEGISLATURE CANNOT. DELEGATE LAW-MAKING “n™i °“r "'',I ,1‘“‘ gow, for hw part in the work, that ’ gentleman sacrificing smnd of pts own . [>ower ,1Mrd <lf Supervisors.. well-known ideas on primary reform in order to pass a measure fsdi'ty satis­ Must Act Under Old Drain factory to all. I . • ."■ The Rnilrfad BUT allowing the At­ torney General to examita* tHe hooks ' ! More than unusual iuqwrtance at­ taches to tbe recent decisiofi of Judgl* of the Michigan Central Rad road Co. ‘ Emmet L, Beach of Saginaw, on r. to obtain evidence to nid him. in his suits against that Co. for over iM.OUO..drain case which came before him. liacK taxes. was stubbornly fought. . .. ! / An application was made fur the company /construction uf a drain, but the drain Attorneys mid friends of tint ■ , - . * -» .■..mmisuwwr r<-r««nl u. «-t np,n it btv"r-v «W*.4 In, trjfar iruh, it hjnl not boon '.inned by one to defeat-the menoure. SevtnilMtnmpIn . third ol tbe fnelK.ldrr. >o be aiewed >”«>«■<•■ 1»« i‘ nmler .uyeryiwn . tor beneHth. and btrauM> a' majoritv of ot thv without -uo r bnt■ ' the nmnten of the towmUp l»ird» i fin“11>' ™('“Sh ■»«»>»» »1»> *'"i ‘ of the town.hip. in which tbe drain ',kj' SrMn*:' amend the country all wa. to lie laid had not approved of the thr Pt^ntably oh tree paam application. I«h of three b, ing condl- > Iwq Uae to pare tlie ; tlon. required by traolution of the San- bi“ “fe ’«• >’ hln’of others are intending to build this ner. Glenna Pancoast Maude Smith. pCTC riiic tx/Dn-c HD inaw board of supervisor*, acting un- ' ttiat tl,e "®nfttclhad experienced a summer so that the total for the rear Koth Weimert, Charlotte Dickerson. UETo FINE WKl I t-Ur . of bmrt . dor the Mino law aa that nmler which , ‘dl*'r !»»■>'« U» b‘U will be in the neighborhixx! of 73. DETROIT I the act Barn-•Dd county board nmntly actBernier Flower., La Ilian Doud, Glennn IN DETROIT TRIBUNE theINHarry county TRIBUNE board retintly to «*»« >»“i * '*“■» Burton. Minnie De Vine. Alice Nausel. in order to. kill it. But the house Mar Smith. Mary Nichol*.- Parnell • A mandamus was asked for to com- lea‘lcrB Wror of the measure were ARE RUSHING THINGS. McGuinc*. John Ream. Clark Doo-' Robt. H. Mltchdl, Well Known m Sue-- Iie| the; drain commissmqer to take determined tj> pus U as it came from 1 Etecurjitibn day gave promise of stunns iand unpleasantness. Imt was phx»*antjy disappointing, clearing finely lirfre were many in the afternoon.Tiwre was the usual jrt-ms. rsjMx-iidly 4 :■• m tiir Elksf procession to Riverwidv Cemetery, is ‘Adrker**. anil where the impnsaiw exercbea of the G. A.. R. were held, and tlic graves of •g Wilson Bros. :j I* :»1 Several the soldier dead were decked with flowers. I i- . Among those At 2XM in the afternoon a large ]i>p:i!ar in crowd assembled at the fair ground •and listened to fine singing, an excel­ n the highlent recitation by Miss Vinnie Ream, and a very thoughtful and helpful adHi) was to have drewt by Rev. Arthur Trott, who took for .his theme “Tbe American Soldier, ’ nirj-t GueWc., one ror.trastlng our volunteer soldiers with i - young wetnen. the armies of other nations, the volun­ Goeblej and teer American contrasting most favor­ 1 !> : attent the ably with the’othera. The addreta was rnjim ing the tains very well received. little, Raymond Fox. Wayne Baton. t ecsafu I Breeder of Golden Wy’action. Judge Beach said in substance ' (toultourd «t> i’«rrtr>r*». The ball game came off after the ex­ Miller & Harris Furniture Co Pearl HaU. Gerald Nash, Florence he was satisfied that the lx-ard of >uercise* Were concluded. The Hastings Hoe*. Gertrude Rogers. Isola Abbott andottes and Rouen Ducks. pervisora have no power or authority Busy Over on “Furniture ENTERTAINMENT THURS­ CAUGHT A BIG ONE and Battle Creek All Star nine* were and Florenc«* Harpr. . The Detroit Tribune of May 26th ! to make law. ThAt is left entirely j — Corners.” DAY NIGHT. JUNE 8TH. pitted againrt each other, the former _’w oroiairv” contains a fine picture uf Robt H. with tbe legislature of the state* and winning by a score of 12 to 7. The The Miller A- Harris Furniture Co. the BARRY COUNTY i Mitchell, also rcprvwntations of a pair '• the resolution that was pa«e<l hv-the George McKIbbin's Daughter Caught work of ithe local nine was very good hnvo prejiared themselv<-s to make a PIONEER MEETING j uf his famous Gulden Wyandotte chirk- ■ hoard, in his opinion, is void and uf ■ i tu.'pl cj of Star Lodge until thfj last two or three innings. The Biggest June record breaking month'ivrr on ; ens. aral kpNMtv of him as one of the no effect, liecause the act of tbe legis“Furniture Corners. ” Their big store • lor I; -■tit 4 M.t.*9nic Tempi; Bass. most enterprising young-poultry breed- lature upon which it rests is unconsti- > ii crowd.-.! from top to bottom with all To bc HclJ |„ city Mall. Salu-day YOUR SINS WILL I ’ ’undj ers of Michigan, and a public-spirited tntionaL Sometimes when men go fishing they the newest and latest styles in furniman, ready to do his part to help along | Judge Beach further savn that the ! report to lit’H tricks that don't always FIND YOU OUT” cure on which they have placed irice* : • it «md «i‘X pleading une ' ' a n worthy enterprim* in hi< home state. ' act which requires one .third of the pan out jnst as they exported. It hapivin in Hastings that certainly mak’i them move. They, a. m. Robert has a reputation that extend* owners of the laud to be rsscsmxI for jk-ned that way down in Orangeville I-I presented next Is Just as True Today as in the Past believe that ' goods that move gather The Pioneer meeting will be held far beyond Michigan as a breeder; the benefits to sign tho application for one day the men . last .Week. SevwaAf . .iig«und|r the auspices The Pirht The Onlv Safe no dnst' tbey ke<T ’**“ g<,in* They Saturday June lu at. 10 a. m. At tbe manager of tbe Vanderbilt est^th near drain attempts to require of the appli-1 folks wanted to go a-fishing for blue li ter Nr *7 Dnler ~ * 1 of■ J have ctmcluded to go out of the refrig- I forpnoon ^ion the buxine** of the Asheville. N. C., la*ing one of the cants an impossibility. It requires gills and Mr. McKibben's daughter ui: direction of Course. | eratur business. They only have two • pione(.r Society will lie transacted. patrons of Mr. Mitchell. that they obtain the signatures of one- । May, a yonng lady of U4 or 15 years, 'tv-iiijui Hake, Sonje things have come to the surface left, so there will be two ••snaps” for • onc o’dedt sliarp the afternoon ‘ . third of allthem. the freeholders of lands * * ' wanted to accompany In order D •jinc highly re- in the last few days that we are very i somebody wanting refrigerators. Their ^gion wili begin, all joining in sing- i MAIfINC A RFPORD which are to l*e assessed without mak­ not to be bothered with her very much ■ on I— ''America.” lUv Arthur Trott I MMHU M ncuunu L i-irer -e<l and '•apable sorry to learn. Nothing would tu*' special drive "«* now ’is on hammocks, hammocks,- of ofciing. Rev. Arthur Trott i ing any provision to enable them to they gave'her a stub pole and an old AS PITCHER comply with that requirement To im­ chai?line so big that a small book line. Read the offer prayer. Next will come the “ •v— ' • rs. The Clu,bmun'a .gained 'by mentioning any names. ! which they bare * fine s 'adv. in this issue, address of the President. D. R. Cook, i first or I he program, pose upon the petitioners the burden of couldn't be tied on. 8o they gave her Theae developments indicate that tbe “Furniture Cm which will be followed by a solo by | Jin tf ■ title role as- liquor laws have not been observed by ' a Jonah hook—big enough to catch a Lewie Striker Doing So. Fill, the | ,o 1'1 K. 1 tinan and little OBITUARY. • Mrs. Bello Hendershott “We'd Better whale with—ind thought that . would .some of the drug stores of this city as ■Mai CostlBued on pacv'thrrr a! one act playPitcher's Box for Albion College DAVID R. TREOO-Dnyid K. Trogu Bide A W«" Jodge Smith, thohi.; end it, but it Jlidn'L After ontf of tho they Aoekl be. This is a matter that f 9 br.|rty home picwm, tom in Georgetown. Xorthnmber>orien. will glw^i.,report. ‘ "H-Old; ... mtfn had Weighed the hook down with Nine. demands- official notice. Further. maidI quartette ’ AN UP-TO-DATE DRUG STORE a liberal quantity of worms, tin! young rnero-ww.mov.g~ - -----------------,; mno Q, penn Sept. g.S. 1KB. m«l j Oriten Bucket will, be rang by Mr. j will there pre^aome cigar stands in Hastings Lewis Striker is making •4me clJoice selections. thot .moourmre Irnye in gambling habit. . jipd jn t)jiH cjty SatunUy. Moy «7. of Spaulding. Daniel Birdsall will giro • j lady threw the bait in and waited. cord in tho pitcher's box for Albion “ <>w :be funny Irish and oae at least which has been encour- 'mmtobronchiUa He rnowl with hi. »"Hi»tory of Hawing. To«mW.ip. College iMse'.ball team. For four sue- Is That of A. 6, -Mulholland. Suc- The men caught a few little blue gills, It nppean. al«o that „ ,o In.ing tn )WU. He -erred i Five minute, epoechw by memten, will | ' Finnegan's For- eging peering. but the girl didn't say a thing—just cessive'recent games he shut out the cesaorto W. H. Goodyear in yea„ in lhe civil war. enlisting follow. Let there be a good attendnnoe. ■ F 'I' Rusiell, Freeing; the manner in which some of the men waited. Soon there was a tug cn her opposing college nines without a run. H. Smith, Ployd- E. — Davis, — line, then a ncream—the women al­ 'the Drug Business. posted in the saloons get their whiskey -n 1WJ2 Februrary 2U. • 1878, he was POEM ON LUMBER. Tho last of tho four was on WednesHh Hail. Mrs. L B. Andrus, is noW understood. AU this knowledge marrjed fo Miss Roto Matthew* who ways scream- and presently a mon­ It isn’t often that the poetic muse day, when Albion won from the husky a. E. Mnlhollland’s announcument strous black 1mu>s was flopping in the ^i'sritJcrton icd Mis* Fran- may le valuable to the officers later on. ^jjj gurvives him. Three children J would lie inspired on such a common- Agricultural College by a jrore of Lto will he found in another column. In pective roles. A vtry'wim* man. many, many years ixjm to them. Maud, wife of place subject as lumber, but just read , 0. Striker making tho one tally. He I Mr. Mulholland, who has succeeded sand at her fiet. The men looked a i . • . v at Heath &<Jarveth‘p. ago wrofo: “Be surt your sins will i Gardner. Mabie, wife of Rex that adv. of theTAmlinson Lumber Co. i >» to-day one of the most effective w. H. Goodyear in the drug business little cheap but could only, content find you out.” Very few can lead a Brookland Fn-d. They lived on their in this issue, and youTI see what hap- । college nine pitchers in tbe state, and Hastings has secured an up-to-date, themselves at seeing the luauty pull HP' / ' hRKNDMA'CRAWLEY. double life without it is soon known. J fann in Rutland township for ten yean; down five pounds on the scales after it pencd. But then there's something to in llne a splendid record /is a ball progressive business man. He propose* was dretwed. We understand Mias Mcmoved tn this city, where he got inspired . . . over. __ There's • .. _ i..a certedn triAM.-r if Iia rh<wMt>a tn after it. after it I .. __ n’ 'rjiwlejj,’, familiarly In thei rate instances where a few are ’ IUJ(j it »>« chooses to go to keep everything that a first-clxun Ki.bben will np .provided with better brown over since resided. Rov Arthur inspiration in building a nice hornn. ' ,;t*andma Crawley. Xlied • appanjntely successful in covering drug stuck should have. He will be’ on fishing tackle the next time ’she goes Mt,:.. A RECOGNIZED TRUTH. ft o'clock, at the their mittloing*. the truth is finally re- Trott a^ted by ;Rev. N. D. Marsh of and the Tomlinson Lumber - , - Co. have , . , hand to give his business and the wants out fishing. vealed, We will all make mistake* { charlotte conducted die funeral, which . everything to build it with, no matter Renkos & Walldorff utter a well known I of customers his personal attention. He - ii JamesiL. Carwley in thiour best yhelll iejj Manu><y jjonday.. iFor Mr. j whether it be Inmbfir or cement. In any truth in their advertisement ,in .this , i® seeking trade, not only on the merit* enong* when when we wo try try our u«w to w walk U, 13* years 3______ age of 87 years..The •mongb IT BEATS'EM ALL. • J - - . jiath uf » honor v-_— and ...j1_ _ njgbt watclj jn this thu city city, (».< 1 take pliice from Mr. in tho■ straight . event just read tbe adv., and *ee what1 issue, when they state the following:' cf his goods, but on the reasonahlenem Bauer Bros, state that* agents for . mm. ora vi l«y ^^^T.iTMuil ' '^pp^Td bought tbe no home that would tieU '" trim to! tn -• '-«•«-«> andhi" Am.it<thi> (lntv. - u.’^ mmTwho ' - -• — Xv———^ro's U- •>-' ..row, ■ 1------.1. .not -------V. i of the prices he Twa asks nrtlru for tjiem. O>.~ ! 1 inmlmr cirnittoeiXTidlorer thT'r^^ntX ’ sidence at! '3<W o’clock. truth. When m.d tekb » | Th . buaiumen of tin. eUy ejm | wi „ , n<J hjm „„ iteab-r thi smother his conscience. an<l taxe a । Tbe lrasiDr<w men <» v-j v— . K ■ u’;*.!fl will be conducted coureehe knows is wrong, and is so- hardily appreciate bow faithfully he ’umber, I piano or organ in it. There'a no child, geuth.mnn to moot, and wa an,rare, on (n lhw, the„ ta ln b Bullflh, of Carson RUTLAND GLEANERS. Citv fuolish a« to think no one Will over ; guanled :beir property while they di or grown per»n. who will not bo ben- that tn him Haatlng, ha» acqitmd not I towI) o[ it, nilJ ja . iivv. Bullen was pastor know it. fie is apt to fool himself, but sk>pt He Was a faithful, Joyal husband, j ep*, uvwte.----------- ;. Rutland Center Ancient Order of I elitted by having Me .• -■dr*t churdh here, Mrs. accew. to laaaie. otdy a hr»t-chu» druggirt, bnt one who „„ ht , o u , io ; , porttlon tojudge rarely deceives others. Sooner or later . ;i kind father,'a good citizen and *n an |1 arc still alive, and in work- ' whether ». a .performer or lirtener. •' । will t» ready to aid aU movmneme for 1Uul.r Brm (YftWel . I • xactod a! promise from ths( thtjir the truth of the matter is known—hisj boi>oruble man. Ho will be missed from | jni. ortJer Tljey liare ljecn bug nearl_ I wnewier «• a p-^unucr wr «■«««. ;...... hiai ,•!; —------- hi. t----------------------------_ _ •• — •«--• v «.»♦», i„5*;.n„n wnrlr | Those-who ore interested :--------- in‘ music :----------the I‘rcK7" tlw.ci,ylid. year will test par cent bettor than would prt-flich her funeral sins find him uuL and he discovers IKMIUIOIMQ thib city, and in the home*and by his i ev0Ty meeting with initiation work, i »enna:i should read th<* advertisement of | nouncemunU from week to week will it WMf( 1Mt V( ar y. gUte t« . will give an obituary . t^ the order recently served ' Renkcs & JValldurff on page*. repay careful perusal by our readers. ; al prwn. furniihi-ng lunjber for £ that himself is the only one deceived. friends who were many. M -week. ’ Those from out of town who attended । cr(UUn and cake. The consequeThe nearest possisble to the right way ... , .. . t new houses with many more" In prosthe funeral wore Mr. and Mrs. John . ncr. UTT is to |feIigbte<1 witb While you are waiting for btuineaa Prof. Chamberlin i» taking the achoo) poet ‘ ‘ "h i Hutu a new parsonage is the only, s^fe course. Scott. Mr. and Mra E. E. Laxnoreux. |a MW gato]jne lamp. The regular to come, it may ho entertaining your | week. Aa it ia probable ’ t1-- - -i of trustees Lf the M. E. Dr. Matthews of Grand Rapids, and , meetings ^e bald, th o second and SETTLEMENT NOTICE. competitor in your proepeefe parlor. I that the primary ahoool money to be ; The ioe cream social given tjy the chn'v’n at a meeting’freE Monday eveRev. N. D. Marsh, of Charlotte. ' fonrth Thursday of each month. " Rev. Rogers has rented the part! distributed will be very large next j Welcome Corners school nt the Mme of All indebted to mo will please call at citl. d to build a-hew parsonage -------------------------- or go a I..No amount -----------------!----------TLThe bridges wo never ‘reach of proficiency in tho of J. W. Bentley's house on Broadway year, care will ' v ;°• L. Bjenoer, last Friday evening was . u. z I! :,r_cr._ z. I® i* yva- at ; t<)st nol exceed f25UU my former place of ^psiness and adjust I round are the ones we recognize most j quotation of scripture can atone for de- j fi— It ii t“ 1,-»;nilt uf Jjrick and will tie their accounts. I will lie there to make 1j in crossing. which Mr. anrt Mrs. Wright re- all who are of school age every succoml , I ficiency jn the practice of it. j ex “““ get ““ ron ‘" *the l*“1 *" •* “— way a -1-* ------- - The 'nu* proceeds । jmoved. • . census roll j amounted to marly — * settlements. Ia'-" y'^<<1 one. The board chose a W. H. 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'Xspung pu® Xwp ! pouqdtuoo sy itiaraoAojdtni XuMqStq or suum ppioo auou pus jaq jaoj 01 w«M jaq Aiouq <>x paiutjd .Cjsujtqo -inivg Suiaji ;sua jo‘ KRJ»q3 J®q;<uq k»;®1H qttM. peiiKiuuoi) pu® ptmnnnioo •»qj u< ra.wjMa jo spjOM nqi oqoaXipvjS jjaq; paiptA sjoo]^ mrfjniM P™ «AI i Xpspigo pun arvuuoj st uvMtqptjq ‘Xop' qotqM qSnojq; Rtq aq; jo o8uHH®d aq; RIM ajaq jaq Avoaq oq.n asoqj pay TM)t;a.»jj\i pint uajajuj qann qijM popjnS -ung «3ut;s®H 1® saaiAjas-ptuouwai aq;; st ’Xq o3 sjreX aq; re onp.\ at wretuau} -ai KAtiAipt oqs spuajjj at®JI pio bji qjtAi papua;;® mmSuj -009 tuj^ pun -jj^ . : 01 p^awixa aq rim ;«q; auo pu® aju;®i X;ja tpjqAA puu juads hwm ajj; Xjjoa *pu®(pooA\ jo tuuf) uqaq vij? joiqSnsp ‘ -Si3.*i Itiasajd aqi jo qjnM aqi qilM pa jaq jo qanraajaqAv •sSujjsbh uj spuauj -raanuoa oaunijoduii o8j®5 jo raa]i uy jaq 3atjiS{A sj qSdtx uqop xijc Xu®tn .ottjuaufl Xq isajaiut [nN S.M3NU00 s.asoo qil.u pwaj aq hjm Ajvuijqo o.wqv aqx luaraotn w joj aiqvuai ■ -ssajdxg *x 'X ‘0PBn8 aq 01 ion s® uoijtsod pu® Xiup S4aaXujd —--pvjaoo u|-dniB3 aq® moqM qitM. r® ‘jaqovajd jood « iopu; oj poyodR tiaaq -tua u® jo uoiRia&jad snojisuom ® qans oj inq 'spuauj-piiOKi*Kpu® saApvpA suq q;tratn(OTiq pooX ® Xu«K ‘^*P ux* st spoon [ps uva jaXoidtna stq moqM-o; tuna uua aq qaiqM 1® pi® Xoq jo apjto .'nutpooira; aqi o; Xjuo jotl . 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DNIlNiad «Of -npABH tnratjaray aq; jo Kjaiq8n®a Xjio aqi ;vqi ssaipp® atjqtul ® ut poiwS aq; jo maqnura Xywa aq; jo auo sbav -3ns X(ioaaaj oqop jjg ‘mA3w®|i) qaii .»u;o jsod ptis -areu si.nu» ‘ aqg uonninHaj ptoos pu® eppiunqs ' -BAjasuoa .*a|qtsuas ui jpsit paisnjtuHUi mn KiMMj■»..upps q «.j(tui M3tm*nniajp Aim mt ini |M<su<in<l eq i’[m nourjititiiuuirki * jo Xtrera q;i^ pe{R;aapi uaoq snq i mtq qotqM . ADuapuaj sjqj lovjojuoa ox j..nuui SMdti <S ear, [wiayd 1 aq® ajaqAi -opjjtig uj uaaq svq araoq ; tuShm Jtaqi jo aiBJ aq; pa® inaraXatd eq [||M valvujsin J<» *t|)«ap *titO4ra !■> ceapOM os 'trtouninuaj pat £1 j.<xl •Xrnmiqn sstinajj tuR HjNaX gg is® j aq; joj -ma jpqi jo suu»; oq; X;p aqi 01 ajv; •.Hiii « t|»s.> .uiaui jo pmo sjnaX Xuinn joj tuaq uvut ssaatsuq j -atp snqi pan jaqia8o; ay»A oj mmXo[ I i -OOlMStlll t|OS» io; pjo« t si nU»O|*> 1MSM ' ;ttautuiojd ® s® siuapisoj japjo aq; Xq i -raa X;p jo Xoaspua; oq; w® uraq; jo uqi ouproM uoam jo aSfioAV *atq| S 0' • uoqM liaj-aqxuomaj aq r|m oqM ’Xip siq; jo 1 aao o; suajaj -moSbviq jo ihoacull pjoj -osi- UtiHBOhs.! -iO|;u»4H Booare jo-aBw! jaws •XiKnri jaau wpuayj qjtM q*>Ai ;uxq jo*X«p stqi - wnx loads jajqSnsp pu® ptoy TUpj [ X«im®h Jwtwdg uimjsr jr jo aootu aq; b®m aqg -papiWJ Xg|M»H «OJ ; -RID WM»a Jaqiwj j®q Aiaq* • *P!K H3ups®H °! »J«l Xptra iaq jo Ihoui nrads ;nq -g^ji -qOj -A •5; Tratpan at moq sbm oqg ;s®i Xsp -uor ao pejis Xjjoj v»a\ Lit ‘araoq jaq i® pajp uspaajfl robjaXui brao i -jap jo ajtM •wijuaid X01m®h n®R3 ui • UijupjA pa;u®[d st ojoo aq; jo jso]< •S11IW S.N3MO8 sXum । aiKuaiufl uqop jjg iua8a®p s;t svq • uvjd aq; ;®q; pauirap® st aiaq; osao -lldds w pre*ltunj wi«j -raws ONIS UM All Y ! ;nq 'sreoans w|qvjnpiBuoo Xq papum;® i uaoq req t»f;tR)u aqqad ;• dtqsjaaMo 1 prippmui uaqM X;p ® st MoSrejo ■Itl.->1K ‘sluramH 1« aoujoitod 1® 1<M«n"3 B ........... ......7.7 8HXX(>r »xxlu . . vunoo wou as .................................... SHJ.SOK in® ' -!®“Q qSuOJoq; ® jo ttotjipp® aq; q;iM 00 tt ....................... MVHA 3NO •n«d-t»®<l 'naw uon®|x>^»s ‘ tooqas [vjuj pratiovjd « ut ;a3 Xaq; 3a]atu; aq; q3nojq; -saatgo Bsamsnq (ovjjng jo suoumiis -avax NlMN-AJLBOtf u{ suotipKxI poo3 ' at punoj oq o; aj® -uiPHOos pu® aiq®i|Jvt|3 qi!M •SJO1IP3 -SOMfl NOOO Xj;unoo oq; jo cqdoad XunoX Xtirtu os p®Unu»PI Xnnauiraojd sr®M a RS XqAt st ;®q; pu® luopnjs X;p oq; usq; uyHt^Ut -iltomw 1B nooaajoj Xspumu poqsnqtM ‘ saqoavjq 15*158113 uoturaoa oq; ui pa -[ooqas jayaq o8bjoab aq; uo hi ;napn;s ;H3NMVg SONIJ-svll SSIlN3«d SHW dO H1V3Q ’ Xjianoa aq; ;trq; pay hoSoroo bsou �SIDE LIGHTS OH Yen will do Mtt«»r ^43913 Drug Store B8/+C ..personal mention. Continued from nago one. ^,D Ko, ‘fw'Pienon 1'"° Streit Tlmrii^ Mim Grace viMted Irving' ) > the .senate, without amendment, mak­ ing it unnecessary to send it back to that body in order to have the amend mens concurred in. So this bill goes to the governor for hij, signature. I The bill reducing tbe State Tax Com-! , mission from five to three members. ; and doing away with the field force or I , . the men who equalize the assessments» ( in townships etc. was also pasted. This ( I b|ll. though not satisfactory to some. lit t-uytna Oiindow Shades.. ( ’ ) J ' j. \ was an easy way of legislating out of office two members of the commission when their terms of office expire. which will be Nov. 1. m The field force will he cut out at-once. This bill ' hiw yet to pass the senate. If it )-asses that body, it will .not he long awaiting , \ \ \ ( the governor’s signature as the bill has his approval. The Automobile bill, or a long time ? asleep in the senate committee on state . affairs, was finally reported untr with .-•.it niany in odd lit you just as th; bSl Ol S.II Vau ill the others iui way that nit the Sherwin-Williams \ : only twenty-two amendments and ' pkssetl the senate. .with all these ^ty'SXv Telephone Orders Filled} °f I"ln& W“* Mrs Fre.1 W w n. viheTriends ^Tl, le friends Thursday. °L Bloody Clothes delicious." ville. ninny of pur t. id v.s recently. v. :>iild,^ay if you 2 .\<<n. Our HOME MADE : COLO VEAL LOAF • o• JohM°n visited friends ““''“rlod or required Tiy the statute, in Buttle Creek last week. • Eren commissioner lum no authori- ' Mrs. Etta Wykom visited Grand 0,1 ^8ht 10 determine the aaaBSKment j Rapids friends last week.. I district until after the petition is filed । Mrs. Jason McElwain viaifanai ». । ^im” aQd until it is fixed even I l-orents tn Nashvilte last w«<V h" 66 "T"'11 kn°w who ,rac hoWMnu M.l-X„ • । "* l"ds w“Ut H» 11 K1’™ 7®“ O'"' I" “r ”f th« poewding. power I :lotm SatlrX , ... ■ ° 'n-11 friends. finally to determine three matters. Bnt KISS May Navans. of Grand fiapids. nntil “ber the application reache, him Visited friends here the past week. *■---------------------------------------he has no more authority in the pre- ; Mrs Fred Phillii^ visited friends in mixes than a total 'stranger to theJ pruc.'edfni.'N. This act is therefore in-1 Coats Gruve Tltursday and Friday. Hon. J. J. l-srhin,. ot PrairioviUe. . completo. inoperative and void.’ Jf it I m in the city Saturday on bmdnrea ;. were sustained, in my opinion^ no f .Him. John CUrveth. of Grand Kspiils ।1 more drains could be constructed in I this county. For these tvasons the per- ■ was in tbe city Friday on butnMi ■ , emptory writ of mandhmus may issue, j Jndgi. Stewart, of Grand Rapids. ’ . . ; The special drain law'which. Judge i IVIlc ,ri the el....sis.. V-.-.r i on legal ...busi- Beach declAree unconstitutional is aim- I iib in city Friday *" ’■ . . *lar to the one. if not the same. one. i Al. Barber and John Shank, of Grand ; I'-1-^1 by the present legislature whose i Rapids, were in the 'city on business 1 was to st’t aside the state drain Thursday. law in several counties, among them ' Mrs, C. C. Wolemt, uf GalJtm. Kan- Barry' law g flvc contrul of j, -sas. \s visiting relatives and friends dra1n n,ftUen‘lo tlu' lxjanl supervis-1' in the city. ora. At the last special session of the , Mrs Wm Hoyt, of Saw Vork City. P*? *?”* “P"’1"™- «*> J baa been vi.iting Mrs. Stalls SouiX. “ "thor'' the past v. k. * »»>d l»J'the special drain taw. directing i .. , , the drain commissioner's proceedings i Mra. Gertrude Palmer, of NaahvUte, in ail drain mMtenu According to’ ,er,’‘ire.’'”‘Mr Bnd Jndftffcuch. this i, illegal, ns the? • । v ast we»* .. • !egslliture‘cannot delegate such power . Mrs. (.Thls. Russell went to Eaton to Hie supvrvisonx. The matter will j Rapids .Thursday to visit her brother, undoubtedly soon be passed upon by : She-will Imj away a week or two. the supreme court, f, 7 People's Meat Market .'4. J .Weaver, Prop. ,7 bj-.t-r-.-u and Court streets. Phone 238. NOTIC k carted my Planing -m of tbe Table factory . announce that I am ' dpared to dp all finds Of leaning / - Matching d tke aH kinds of ■'Window Frames and boo: Frames. • 1 Work. House Finishing It may be .; greater thing to lifx.up another's heart tlian it would U- to1 carry his Irani. , Th.« great trouble of many a church ■ . is that it i> more anxious about the j' steam that runs to its whistle than J । about that which runs the woyks. Results from well directed iidvertta- j'| ing are so -.uro that it is advisable to , prepare fur taking rare of them even I Wore the advertising is written npG ••Follow-up” is the first wool in pub- * well ns the iMt. 'Some one has figured* out that in the raising of a forty acre field of corn A. A. Anderson. R. B. Messer. Dr. in the VIO Ma? prevalent forty years old way D. E Fuller. C. W. Mixer and P. T ,nan Wjjked pio0gh Colgrove attended the Shnneni meetr tlw field. W miles to harrow it, -Vl miles *ng in Chariote Thurs^ijr. going on tho , to cultivate it. while now there need special train yrhiach carrieii'the Grand be no walking at all. Rapid.* members of that degree to Char- I When you come down to a scientific lotto. , . w__________________ fact, ther^ are more .dyspeptics in the a state of great excitement. Ttaanas Telly, having a small farm , about seven miles south of this, village. I found two white shirt**, one- under-.! shirt, Two coats and two vesta in a Mjcluded spet in his woods last Friday morning, which were apparantly sat-'! uraled with blo*Ml. He took the gar- ■ HASTINGS mentK home, notified the neighbors and I the news spread rapidly, all sorts.of ' CLUB ''■"rW, '*■«" MUSICAL I p^h of woods The wood, hate been j M r Blanck reveggyh*™ found and thia theory werna planaible. I- There is no doubt tat whaYaolno one can tell why th., clothe, wore there, 1 and if tbe information i» not forthcoming the opinion that a terrible red a car load of White week. ' . crime has boon committed will ever tom.'-gR,, «« I.salliymid wa, w. „n indications that h. with another expert and they’ to make a thorough examina Battle Creek Journal. „„a, (or mrrhor.- 1 ■ Ppholstering a It la found what sort of ‘goro . K. ‘■■•verings direct 'from ' •'■cugo, Jat'-st and up to ' :-‘tv patterns. Work ‘either in leather or goods. Prices right and -.uh. faction guaranteed. . W. B. JIMEISOM, Propr. o p aro > and i’f it is not > I witirfactorv. it will bo mado right. , Kor fil„ roars Mr. Sutherland-was in the on.pl.-y of the Michigan Central a. |^XtoHr^«>^i ■ iLrt“ XeMma','lt«»i™*“d the very : look U) the work of jdano inning. ■ j CS molical skill Until further notice his addrew will ' PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE : hi h. JMIenm St. -Ik TEN YEARS IN BED. A. Gray J. P- ta City i<_^----------Go3nnd tome- Sold ter night is all the time necessary}« Malholland, Successor^. H. Good p^lre is the h« year. ______ ’ fn tlio w orkl for Wkache and *J1 kid i Hartins., MM. t Su.*S“! Vw.alr-wwi WASHINGTON k WILL MOVE TO HASTINGS. J- e X= J, chance to develop a Ml-tadgod Star- ■ able work Itak Holmm-Stahviu. News ^dl‘> This is the right place - gel yuur upholstering done. First class mechan- • - stum Grand Rapids. NAVY BLUE SERGE No material ever woven makes a neater suit than this popular fabric. X They can not be beat for Hard Wear and are not likely to shine. X There is nothing nicer for a cool summer suit. SERGE SUITS START AT ,$20-00 C. E. LUNN FINE TAILORING. makes pure bloo<l. Tones an urates the whole system. winerat. A dn® Vici Blucher with plain and patent tip dongola polish, exceptional value CJwla YYI diyie <£9 Eft XP1 ^ce pongdia shoe with three rows o.f stitching ■ ■ on V£UUp Goods of sterling qualpty and stand­ ard value are called staples. This shoe is as staple as wheat. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR LINE. J. T. PIERSON & SON, The People’s Store Phone No. 9. Surplus :: $25,000.00. $75,000.00 Capital Hastings, Mich. t Fred L. Heath & Carveth. Ofnctri ClKJttr metier. Pretldeht. R. B. metier. Ul« Pr«. JI. JI. Jtsdertcs, Caibkr. Dirctwri Chester m«ier. R. B. mester. R.C. Tresrt. m. L Cook. D. $• fioodyear, CmKc waters, Ji. JI. Jhderws. A Raise of Salary isn’t necessary to'enable yon to be­ gin saving money. The richest men in the country began saving on pro­ bably less salary than vou are get­ ting. SO BEGIN SAVING NOW. It's the constant and regular ad­ ditions, however small, that count up. : ; notitad bnt nothing will be done tatit, hoy. coml, I Extra fine vici dongolia with patent tip with white welt stitch. This shoe is a jsa zxzx ^LyiV I1U. . warrhed tai n-. other trace of any one proves anceew. tamo time ago via., having 1-e.tn there recently ha. tao.-i oil man fro™ Virginia viaitod the los. Alwine, Ii L lf "ori*"’' ”• ceived tho same shock from a man who vw .. _____ eats too much a* it does to the man stories gathering circulation. Leander , TWO/£jne Programs Rendered at the who drinks too much, the doctors Reams, .superrislsr of Assyria towxuhp. | ... wouldn't make ranch money. ‘ Presbyterian Church Last Week and whi lives near Telly’s, at once The’stato fair gets an appropriation I sent one of the garments to Ann. Arbor Under direction of Mrs. De­ ■ from the state of §1(1 (MMJ t<> '“help pay for analysis of-the blood with which it k premiums. This is in recognition of Planta. ’ , ' was saturated. of last1 value of fairs, as object lewuns for The gannents-are fairly go-xl aniT Tuesday and Friday evenings schools. Cbunty fairs do not get aid in ' from their appearance ha.1 not txen week tbe Haatinga Musical Club Kay. this nfimner although they have to cast <« hut a short time, tbe gram un- . two lino programs un.ter the dirwtlon . work under the discouragement of bnvder them not boihg bleached in the ! of Mrs. DePlanta Blithe E«h n-»V, „„ Presbytenan rte ,.r,«r«n jj* i least, mid it is i, mvstary how they , church. Enrn her t-.- pr-.trnn. . . .__ < The pregrtamtve people of the several came there. The pilus- where they was liaUmed to by a large and api-m-l- ------, ■sections\fmake the small fairwhat they । , iuw . . — 1; Athre ..••.li.moo r-w ^^*P^>re I la,I *lnrt T .*t ltPl>Vt*UI i. the mort. God-fur-j audience. Mre. and tbe invetment of time and J were found in is we v.w.c.i--------------------, , -’ . , aaken country in Barry county, which hertelf a very capable loader »M. ’; i : *. Nothing advertieees a | males tho ci rcnmstanore more awe hr-. and the members ft the dnb gave her _ * „ proet^roM. bMllhy <u.d wide ! j spiring. Mid visions of h groat tragedy . W*! support. __r . Mn.;,.,.] dub 1 awake better than a first class, county utation of of the the Hastings ! run threugh the minds of the inhabi- station nasungw Musical mud j '“tint, of that section, and all kinds uf iter high cla- entertainment.Mb rumors have been afloat, uno connee- sustaioed itf the two gi.un l>.o«ln> Mother* lone thfir drend for that terrible second summer” When they • ting the affair with tbe finding of the and Friday evenings. have Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild i Ixxly of a man lying near the railroad STILL AFTER ASSYRIA OIL. Strawberry in the house. Nature's track at Cteresco last week. The theory I ■ . specific for bowel complaints, of every Twoj/H experts from Parkersburg M>rt has l>een advanced that the man was j murdered and thtv murderers knowing \ a. i .arrived here yesterday to visit ' awC-Sme there to ’ the farm ' of - — Thoma- "• Blanck. twelve twalvo! >*in<-Mlve act> lik.-» ,«aulti<v. BeM | ' ikiia >uv-lnile<l snot, came there to i th I disuse of thi-ir bloody clothes think- mitai north oMhiacity '"’J”' cnX-dhand"‘n-l'tor “«c. ‘ Forsale l.y I ' ing they would Iw wife from human .hip. to inspect tho well drilled on lin FrlJ L H,.ath & Csrvrlh. i inrerruption and that the garinents farm for nil. Then-' have alway-. Iwen . If Baby is Cutting Teeth. would lav there and rot before buinan 1 good indications of oil in that section. I foot would ever tread over th. lonely i tat the well put down on tbe fsneer Hi. Hire and uw that o!d and. well tried re m to figure with vou . - work you may wish. Qfwla No QfvlA Hill Local News Mr*. Berthi? Campbell returns! to Grand Rapids Thursday; after a few days visit with, her parent- -Mr. and Mrs. E. A Rider.* The Danger of Wet Feet is reduced to a minimum by wearing Tappan’s Hoosier School Shows. No School Shoe has ever given the satisfaction or lias a lietter reputation for fit. style and service. Every shoe is lined with heavy unbleached drills and vanii^ are double lined, Counters, inner soles and outer soles nre made of the beet solid .ole. ~. 7 Harvey Williams, of Milo. wa« in The finding of wearing apparel sat­ anutqwnn umuu. >i> m»o tbl‘ cilT v,w dw': lnsl k Visiting urated with blood. in a a wwu wodd « south of this village, has thrown tbe inhabi-1 w,th Manta, anil telling them uf the tant* of tbe Austin school district into • Inan.v good points of California. . a'by ftfrsJ Weaver! It fist s* the housewife i.-> it tn h0r own home; .vtiulesome|iihd al! right. ••Phone 238" and try it. : w Drop1 L an Cooler ■•.-u® perfectly. Give us « order. We deliver to < of *h? city! ' • Found Ira Woods South of Nash­ 905739 “»”«<’dkUrift P"1'' “nw other mem... would he to ,mp<„ upon them a burden not Sm1- Arthur E< 276 COLO MEATS | I AW Vfllh? ’"HL _____ _‘-•ontiniwa train p«<e on j friends last week.. ainenib-ments. It is yet n very good Ihw, the amendments beings concurred in b< the house, and only awaits the finishing touch of-having it take effect •fan# 1ft, which by the fenhs of the bill means July 16. There is no doubt about the bill hfeing graced with the gover, law’s sigimturL. so that after waiting so long mid patiebtly the people in the rnral districts and cities as well will l have some measure of relief from the H va want V«W R«ilp« ( ‘Auto Fiend” Who has no regard for ' < the rights of others. mJ pKsttipticM lilted »Uh ■' The bill exempting mortgages fpm tart wind rtura io us. taxation passed tbe house, is now in th-.- senate .where it may haw a rocky , read to travel. If p-reha'ie it shpuld Mrs; Helen Brooks returtn’d Saturget through the senate, the governor day from an extedded visit with Promptly. may take it upon himself to withhold friends in Kalamazoo and Allegan. his signature. I may bp able to give ; more information on this in a future ’ Mrs. Frank.Coleman iuid - Mrs. Clar­ tatter. / r ence Iden. of Johnstown, were guests • <>f*Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Coleman Yours itnly. IMG naUCGIST. Thursday. W. H . Shant?. H G44idye«r. Attorneys Frank i»e.in and Gary Fox, of Charlotte, were in the city MAY HAVE BEEN MURDER. . Friday, having business witi: the cir-’ ^n'J-X.^OC-COOOCOOO ' ruit court. \ Iknd i-cotuimii’. jeosts less-per i.<- : made, and b'nlure ou the . li-.v price tier . fill your paint ui al! colors ..•rn!*i- Williams ci.dngv. < ■ jP MAI DRAIN 5 per cent Interest Hastings Paid oit Savings Deposits money to Coan City Bank accepts.small deposits. If you have only one dollar you can start an ac­ count here. Real estate Security THINK IT OVER Seri. �— Have You a Friend? Then tell him «bout Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Tell him how it cured your hard cough. Tell him why you always keep it in the house. Tell him to ask his doctor about it. Doc­ tors use a great deal of it for throat and lung troubles. ■ a*U "" <''’ANaESaENERAL CONFERENCE COMMON COUNCIL. ‘granted. Carried. loUo.log ooeuwet ™preomG . <4 the V. B । -------■|*Th. m_ nnntz I Common council met in regular ses-' * i sion Friday evening, May IB, 1005, . ®a> agreement. I church, which met in Topeka. Kan.. I Mayor Heath presiding. I Present, at roll call Aids. Brooks, i tlj-Tauk FUteki “ i “”” ~T . ' . THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. Hall. Horton, Hftton, Senu. Wefcert. xiawu . hops Kephart and Castle declined reAbKOfc Aid.. Barber. Graui. >“2,1.'LS.v~ JS?5R ! riectioo Dta. Ball end Weekley were i Minutes uf previous meeting read and ’ iaaaki ua-imu**'n»*i party at toa I ejected to fill their places. Dr. T. C. Kalamazoo people and in fact aU Tbe Marshall Stoteaman came out ; aoproved. ! Hr*t part taw Carter was elected aa Southern Bisother rraidenta ot -ratben. Miebican. Friday with an .article on .lot *“i,B*rber r~a“e’ hi"ral °n lh’ j S2,! bon It poeeible thal BiU», - ­ ~cbh». with which MmteU >» If- “8* follo-lntr kkm. -er. audltKl:1 »-« “ . ...^ - -------------- -- ... will........................ be interested in knowing the High Matthews will have charge of the diaest point of land in this section of the fected. The editor has figured it out Nad KUber. teamingM?-** i'iwaiiun L the ^wroancr trict in which Michigan ia. Rev. S. ntd w: TU.-W tu be perHough of WM ejected Foreign state. To persons interested in geology tb»t Marl, X-.V.OOO i. anaoaly pot in- TOaS:“?t.'Sl5r“' and topography, it will especially be to slot machine* in that city and calls K. u smith, team,..* . TtlvL.y'iknjfaiiwuonwr,Misaionary Secretary and Rev. — W. ............ 4.10. I4..V worth knowing that 14 milee east of upon tbe city officials to put a stop g ’ • Whiuwy Home Mlmionery Secretary. 7.2* w- C"hb. Lxboc............. Kalamkzoo on the Janies Mace farm is to the evil wwk and 474H Dr. Kepimrt ww. r~l«et«l Editor of the highest elevation in Michigan, j the Religious Telescope. • ; nuuy, v-u.. From there a remarkable view of the ; The Phelps sanatorium at Battle ■ Co; H. MATTHEWS &C0 sou surrounding country can be obtained, t Creek has been vliV1TO Marioo Maxth-r.,. rh»» w, ’ andith ward* Mats offered w to v4ro tbe state w as i j. l. Mxu*. aupervUoc Everything you.eat will taste good Tb, el.v«tion i> know, u Toby, hill for'raaew from' phone 104. nd do good if you. take Ring's Dys«««l of C. K. * s IkiM. -di, Joohdawth. work of tho gUcial A twriv of in.pectlon lifted ------------------------------*lrwt cmumbuuMr eptda Tablets. For sale bj’ Fred L. Southwestern Michigan Until further no­ tice we will de. liver Lehigh Coal In ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. loath & Carveth. ago. It ttwod. out »o high K>d promi-. hy c)oT Wan^.r vltitwl tbe iratini. l>aa WaJdruff. I*bur ........ Il.M nent that from its summit can l« seen llon and wens eutertxine<l ££ a distnare of 20 miles in all directions. by c w Po(,u at dinncr at the Poet | c. ikju^u Utter.. 41 MsdsbrJ. C.Ayxr Co., Lowai:, M« Also Jsanu.ttenu.-sr* or Kalamazoo 14 mita away can he dis- tavern. tinctly seen, as can also Battle Creek. ' f* So** « .A. SUWPMlll-' 35.71 Harmonia. Augusta, and Galesburg. ; Haxtimr’. nri«ua< lu«3 H.rf.I.kromiEucUil.ke .n-.la. in , A"^7 k"“° ----------------------- : kept 3i all lhx*» mngv of tin- nnkrtl oro Th. hill i. l-nd for . lihrwy hrulding. »y. “5-1^ .*«-:• “> ab»> agiwd that. toe of Ayer’s Pills at bedtime will print for touriit. i :*"?'??.'? ». henugo. If| hasten recovery. Cently laxative. G-eominR » popnl.r Moved by Aid. Barber that water lar point for touriitb : * f‘ —' " * ; -, aiovcu u3 rtlu. v. *«•* any w«k ««r peruxm au> .. . ,.T Those interested, will!. And->‘ l# 8ht there area lot of ; comiuiiiee purchase 10 meters. dty and without other expense limn that provid­ from the cities. Those interested, wiii , r|„ ...__ i fellows who."are offr than r|®d.... ... ed.......... hi iu thl» ■ . i■ .h>. tmu whrn tirwt taro,bomber of* xl the. logical «k>»» bu “better ™ '»«* “ff thwe *n ’ e .. contract..__« The following communication was re* survey vi.it tho locality and make » "" “ calved: . HaxUiu’s Mich., May 18. 1M> study of the topography .and the geolo- . ' r'er' . r"‘ To the H<xx-r«bk Mayne au«1 Common Council ot gieal construction of the hill. tint City U Ha-tingx: . —We the undcralxned owner* <4 and perl.'rm xuctl ■ BelduiK .old her FB.00U water work. ' —Gentlemen ——ty (,ti tke Hurth xide uf MarvhaU etreel bonds to the’ People's Having bank of tunby petition v«i t Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which »>etn Can a telephone C<». take a telephone that city. The bonds draw 4 per cent ; in use for over 30 years, Jias borne the signa tnr.- of Ont.. ont-of a-place of business when payment uiv uv-jica> . are 80-year jupcr. optional in 20 years. , and has been made under h;< p<T_ in mir.ne. i. lacaon of poor Thf ,, WM ..... i„u« .....t, at par leas $200 for * sonal supervision hlnce its h»f..h, y. service? This question may l»e settled printing and legal work perparatroy to . . On motion of Aid. Brooks same was Allow no one to deceive y«n in thi<" in the courts in an issue between the delivey. «bU year.. Address ; referred u» sidewalk committee. CarIt I. hereby thtit Brut party shall he All Counterfeita, Imitations and u Jafet-ps-good’*an- hliv under th. QKXtrulU the ,uuu<>! m a.I publk’ work j Benton Harbor & St. Joseph Gas Co. • W. H. SHAW. DETROIT, MICH. i riea. Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health <«• I The following communication was re- ax ixuvided tor in thechartrt anu by «•>•** *a»d < and the Micigan Statb<Telephone Co. • dty i4 Haadiwx- * Infonta and Children—-Experience agaiu>t Experiment. Roositer. fur 15 years celved: , Witnc-s i«ar n:ii»d* tbe daj jand year Brxt at*»v» : ttjfu'et Eullulny. Bill for telephone rental was presented . Presbt verian church ‘at I Tutho Coub>o Council U tbe Cliy ui Uaaiingx: x nt ten. pastor of t he at the office of the company far the , . W«. tbe unJcrxitfnrd, nrxlftont. aud tax payer* Moved Aid. Brooks that said contract, .. . years — an active . ' <« Mm .tmet, in »aid dty. ,iwt.ttoo -------- --y«ur — -boo.* —— quarter-ending July 1. Payment was'i Plainwell and for 4. of street eomiufasioner be accepted. . worker in the minirtry.. hr, tenderwl । refused because service had l>een poor I Carried • \ of the charge at Plain- MiiTand Church running tinner *e<t nMoved by Ald>tVeiiteert that tbe and because there was no prospect for ' his,,resignation Castorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare­ , •*., . . . , the river, and ibxiihrxame be a-mpk-teA water fund be fixed at $3..5U0.QJ. Cur­ liettermenL The phone wan taken out |I well, and Will retire from Ito active 4 a* practiMNe. and a» yuur petitioner-willpver goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant; It. ! I>r<y. T. Pntu.ii N axp .Nixb OTBMJtk ried. . Of 160'Acres by order of the exchange manager, i contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nan-otie Kt>jlve4 by ths com*® <*>uncl!. dty nt Ha»t On motion of Aid Hall uum was re­ ' ” I furred to Sewer coniuiittee. Carried inirs. Mich., that lhe loltewinr is the estimate ‘ In ibi- <>rea< Canadian Xpiiliwrat. Cliesp rale* Now the,gas company threatens suit' substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms Co bonif seeki-ra aud wttiers. Fur ir.fot motion for damage for loss of business. Th« following communication was re­ j Alhton liquor dealers promise to and allays Feverishness., It cures TMarrhqtu ami Wind addnH*; make a test case in the cases of the re- i ccived: •• CHAWJ.’S HJLLI> Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures'Coustiptuiou ... .. I Tv th. Honorable Mayor and Common Council H cent city ordinance compelling them the dry ot Hascluux: tlovenqurni • ouimiaxlonri, • . T. Railway and Flatulency. It assimilates the 'Food, regulate* the There might have lieen method in Null 7. Jdajor'w tlyck. rta’tle Creek. Mich. For iaUrj <4 chy. official*. public liaining. ■ tn w ear. been- Ire rl «»» per ; W'JS’SWTX3S*d Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and luitural sleep. the madness of Lawrence Shuler’s pi»year. Action will Ixj commeneed at; i«w the norm naif nt lot* •< amt 10 m iihcx 1/ Tbe Children’s Panace^-The Mother’s Friend. , tol practice that recently sent the chilli ’ I Oaniel Sinker', additi on to tbecity Haatiug^ j | timin’ to make xidewalk a* ixmi ax tbe grade I* down the spinal columns of local Olice. 1 made. F. E. PnkMTiCK. runt <itir Acolhnntf'l Mkblgnu Giwn Corn. officers. Anyhow that business young ’ * , . Or motion of Aid. Barber saattf was GENUINE Red Blazed or Smal Si 5<i per tu. man left Monday night to take the . The Kalamazoo National Bank has 1 referred to sluewalk committee. Car- and c*]Ui|Mnent. (iKXKSAL HTKMET Vt*Nl>. The IwM Early Ellul varlrty. »Wii warrant It to place of striking teamsters in the great increaaed its capita) from $130,000 to | ried. Sears the Signature of Eor imprvtiug. oj>eulng. •I.lenmg, extend I ng rtpdti to uo tlayu in »v.ny |<:*rt *4 Mldil«nn. Tho folio-lux coa,muulcallon -aa r.. at>>! sradlntf tbe rttwti and altoyx of tbedty^ Chicago strike which has teen going on MRieO «nd ha. a aurplua ot JUO.OUO. Elrfr Cota.Den ______ ; eeived: fur the part air.weeks. He gets $100 n , • • April -»ih. |k X»ni. ;cr ._ ’. ’ month and keep, about seven Vmes the ’ Add IM tor .-sch tma. i Writ,- !• >r GitafostM The ntelleUriM eftbi. year-.g™.!. LOIWMAN SEED CO. fcfigff.*’- I pay of a private in the army—and the hating clan of Albion College is Mi» j >•«*• i'”1 h»m»rabic i.jy to cau-e Boitw>«>d , Tt , , -tr*v-t t«> be jrraded Irani Cotlax xtrrrt to Mill •4 tbe >.um fJJMXtS. — I risk of life is about fifeven times as .. . 0 , Gertnide Kamps, of Zeeland. ; .trvet. . w«. w. Looaf. rKOtUJX OKl>EK • great —Charlotte Tribune. To provide tec the paynwat «•! Stale of Mtetovin, Couniy ot Barry, m ' On motion uf Aid. Brook* same was debteilne** of the city. fZAXkUU At n iw*4on fit it.- Probato court .... .«• DeWitt- Fry. a fanner living in Ben- ] referred <o street committee. Carried. In°“ra? a»3' I?"jM>!a2uS“« , look backward to realiro that Con. Eaton (L., was killeiL by ahull • ” The following communication was re­ **" Tmndsy ths TM-iCtay uf May m the year | there is still living in the case of Hon. one day last week. ceived: \ '<i. cue tho-.'.vand nite hundred and five. ,,, . , . . . Rrewmt Ctaa*. M. MscX.Joir’nf J'robair. । Henry Chamberlain, of Three Oaks. ■■n the taxablepruperty <4 tbeat> and the City id Haatinyxi Mich.: 1«e aj»pr.-prlated t. and ordered paid Ferr'**** f'ttt" of Caleb l>. । Mich., a memlter of the Michigan legMekfrx.—We, thi-underxi^ned. tebtmoraWe bnaiy t» cauar tu b On readta« xilfi tJIlugth- petition duly vert- islaturp of 1840. no older legislator bcThe city officials of Holland are Vour main !>«■ tbe benefito< uur trxidetKr, Vohoey w. Feiri-,-nao! *tid dHceaxed. : . . . ... .. u : a, xtrneta. pniyitiK that an ittstrurnrot now on file in this I *ng yet alittf in Michigan. He is 81 making a clcan-up'on the low dives of Church Uatnl at Ua-tinax. May Mb. l«*f. Eire drpartrurni fund X«BM» ' ZKB’.1fi%LK25 S’t.SS: XM" ofc and ha. voted at every town that town. funeral Mifet sund... luent <>( vai i nxeeawto is- nnnitttna to proftstir , • ■ • Water fund and thepzocutm therein mmu-d appointed or meeting in Three Oaks township since Sinklux fund SSnSi. ta.tM»«a.r. ti>> i tbe tow nahip wm organised fifty .-e.n> On motion of Aid. Horton same was John Hunt’ of Plainwell celebrated Total . fi« so.u»; referred to water committee. Carried. 3 “■‘,l v°‘“110 hcror' ,t“t ln his 01st birthday one. day last week. Tbe following petition was recom­ said t>«mioti and that the twdrs at law at said the township .from which Three Oaks droea-r-4 and all other pmtons int^test-sl la ., mended: ’ *ld estate, are required ataeeaskiL ) wftfi aside. —tx. Moved by Aid. Hall that the appro0t said Court, then to lx* holdea at the prebate . . Portland's city tax will be 00 cents XX. 31AVOX: affler, tn the City at Hastinr-. In Mild county, ---------In refc.-reiur to tbe ol-Warren Heeler and prlatiou bill be accepted. Carried. ’ on the $10U which is less than last year. The following ordinance was present- i 'Vi„«B1d Baxter of Vr^. who Ki: ’ l. fhtu IL<K'KritSa,L7inlhSoXd.'lriv” • *leliv',>' w«°n tn ,c™*Better known as AS ORDINANCE nfthr nendracr at said perttlou aM the bearing has a curiosity or monstrosity in the SUES TO SET ASIDE SALE pkhlHhed*>ia<ibo1“LisTib°us nhnjM* chicken. ---------I On motion of Aid. Hall same was na.ojrt. of ... a.. fotw-legged aw... -.< a.a.«.aww>... Thea ... . H;w: printed and --ucutatH iti told County c< : body bodv is is al»ut about half half longer longer than than the the usnal usnal , — , . „ granted Carried. lirry.oucf inf-»c'i weft for thr*« succe*siv« ' ,, j Citizens Telephone Co. Want Owner n-u_ fonow|n2 petition waiT*reeom. Tbe dry d Jis lybf h^rinir. wpeito oration* to Mid day at h^trina. chicken and in walking it troots like a ■1 *n® petition wu reuomSnctk-a 1. Tt C,IAJirfitnoVrrobato ** It was w*» batched hatched from a double of Sunfield Telephone Exchange to , Mich.. May n.-iw. ; yolked egg. Mr. Baxter is carefully | Respect Option. I in retowner to tbe nctitlun of Frank Baker and . . . । Martha Wight man would recoin men 4 tbe wine -v----------------- :------------------------------———l.. j------ I rearing the fowl in his kitchen and ex-1 the seasbn jit H. Spence , An interesting case was argued be- 1« yrauted and n«k ordered Jun-. j pects to .toll it to some museum or side j NOTU B OF HEARING CLAIMS. place <4 buhinM kept etdiMively and only i. r tbe forjudge Smith Friday, . by Judge! State of Michigan. County of Ratty. s«. ‘ I show as on attraction. • bam. Bayard is black stallien. Stewart, of Grand Rapids, representing Fotlre Is hereby glrro. that by an order of the court (nr tl>^ County of Harry, made on I the Citizens Telephone Co. of that | On motion of Aid. Hall same was 1.800 pounds and no e.ptidjn . d.iyur.Mio. A. J< IWX>. four month* 1 tt .inti' wen- .illowe-1 for creditor* to pre- i The case of John A. Pierson of Battle city, slid Attorney’s Frank Dean and granted. Carried. The .following petition, was recom­ ur^intc ^of U»id*,''coumy.<’dret,JuSri Creek vs. the Illinois Central Railroad Gary Fox, of Charlotte, who represent­ • Section 2. Thi« ordinance shall take effect the as a mended: • June Ut. 1*A»5J I 1’ «■> i" -be ~«rt ed tbe owner of the Sunfield Telephone ■ Haatinipi. Mich.. May l’». 1HS. On motion of Aid Barber said ordin­ (.'rawtjat the I’rotKitr office to the city <i( Ha*-, Marshall. Pierson sues for $1999. He Exchange. The latter gave the Citi­ N«. M.iyoa: ance was .referred to ordinance comService fee Siu insure coll ttifrw. fur irxamltmiion and allowance, on or be-j , . ., „ . , , . .. . . fun, tae ta>th day ct .sentciubnr next, and that . claims that he bought a ticket from zens Co. aii option on his business. mitttve. Carried. 4 snail claims will Im Ivnurl treforasaid Court. <to I eg.nt»tA in nhirnun and that Before the option expired, the Sunfield The bond of city marshal was pre­ W. A. Haxx, ntdid thr- ’*th day uf September ncxt.at ten . bcatue* ,n vnicugo ana tnat sented .kith Fred Philips as principal otttKM in'the forenoon of that day. 1 when when he he arrived arrived at at Omaha Omaha he he was was man sold his business brtainess to another person ’ ’ 'iis lmtd<! May »lh. A. 1). 18Ok and Wm. E. Andrews and D K. Foster ejected from tho train and severly . in- ; at a higher price. The Citizens Co, k On motion of Aid. Hall same was . CHAEf.Jts M. Mack. as sureties. On-motion of Aid. Horton . JodKo of Probate; f jured. Pierson claims that he was have brought suit to set aside this sale, granted. Carried. . : same was accepted Carried. !—1-—I - ‘' - -------------- 1 ]ajj np for six months. Moved, by Aid. Hall that some com ­ Moved by Aid. SentzthatDr. U. H. which is really t«» the Bell Telephone KALAMAZOO EVENING AND Co., so it ds claimed. ' The proofs were petent man be engaged to drill down in Burton bo sent to Ann Arbor, meet Ing the center ot the well at tbe pumping of state board uf health; his biii fur exSATL'RDAV TELEGRAPH „ taken at Charlotte and the case argued sCat Ion to -test tbe supply of water. penwu to be presented to the council. । The Kalamazoo Beet Sugar company .. Carried. Carried. Srnto the erection of the new TELE- ! has made a final settlement with the here. Moved by Aid. Barber that street Mewed by Aid. Barber that a vote of I G^AFII BUILDING and .the iustalla-, stockholders and disbanded. The c>mcommittee expend $60.00on State-street thanl&J^ extended Mayor Sweet and tion of the Evening Telegraph's new Iwny wa8 organlzed in 1890 with a PLENTY OF PROOF. from monument to lower hotel and two othem for the hospitality shown tbe plant, there has-been a big increase in , of ^j.OOO. A large facblocks on Jefferson street. Carried. street committee, sidewalk rumroilice, Moved by Aid. Barber that 860.00 1x3 mayor and street commissioner wbile in *■ the! Evening Telegraph's circulation1 tory was .... ...from built about .. three miles From People You Know—From appropriated to complete repairing of Grand Rapids. Carried. 1 q and hfusinees. the city. It was operated about three roads in first ward. Carried. ■ Moved by Aid. Brooks that screvl i । The Evening Telegraph reaches the Hastings Citi­ The following petition was recom­ committee, including the mayor, be I people of Kalamazoo and all surround­ mended: empowered to purchase a road roller. I zens. Carried. ing towns before six o’clock the day of Moved by Aid. Brooks that council ' By the death of a bachellor uncle in publication, with full Associated prfe The greatest skeptic can hardly fail adjourn. Carried. and market news. It^is conceded to be California. B. L. Pryor and Mrs. Har­ to be convinced in the face of evidence ’ BarrHiLTux, James M. Patten, E. L. Burn. tM leader in circulation and influence vey Doolittle, of Tekonsha. find them­ like this. It is impossible to produce City Clerk. ■: On motion ot Aid..Brooks same was in aoutibwestern Michigan. If is inde­ selves richer by $10,000. The Califor­ better proof of merit than the testi­ granted. Carried. The council met In special session pendent. enterprising and fearless in nia estate is valued at $400,000, and is mony of residents of Hastings, of peo­ Moved by Aid. Horton that Troxel be bequeathed equally between 40 nephews, ple who can be seen at any time. Read Jriven use of. the second floor of citv hall ev«ing, Msy 20,1W5, Mayor its conduct. Heath presiding. 3 . or band rehearsal. Carried. ' . Tbe Saturday. Telegraph is a Sunday and nieces. tho following case of it: * X°H ca,1-Ald. Barber, gloved by Aid. Brooks that the sum r,PTenA ■paper, published Saturday afternoon Geo. Supplee. of Apple St .says: of 935.00 be appropriated for tbe pur­ Brooks, Hall, Seutz, Wclssert. and.read by over 50,000 people the day i Miss Nora Westhoiser. of Kaluma- •‘For eight or nine years I was troubled pose of sending delegates of tbe fire de­ Meeting called for purpose of elect­ . , ■ wilii kideney aiucucy wjiuiua.ui, ououik pain patu with complaint, (.causing ing member of board of review. of publication. Visitors to Kalamazoo zoo. consigned a lot of love letters'to down low acrons my back. It came partment to the state convention. Car­ r Moved by Hail- the *------> lhe — resignw-lon of I -are cordially invited to visit the Tele­ I the flames in the family stove lastand went at first, bnt far the last ried. be.^cepred. Carried. , The following resolution was present­ Lm® : graph Building and see how- a modern week Wednesday. Almost instantly I eighteen months it stuck closer to me Moved by Hall we proceed to oalloc! ed: ‘jnewsjiap r is produced. —«... . thn 'tlian a brother. Thp kidney secretions there was a violent explosion, the stove were fre<rient Ht timo highly Resolved, That Ji®*c Townsend be ordered to for member of board of review. Car-' tied. being blown to fragments. colored. I tried different remedies WARNING. C. H. fXboro i^oaired S row. —»— bnt none seemed to do me much good. . I If yon have kidney or bladder trouble .'.loved br Aid. Brook. Ih.t Osborn b. One day I flaw Doan’s Kidney Pills declared el«:|ed. Carried. . : wad do not use Foley’s Kidney Cure Little Carl; Roberts, of Charlo tte. I advertised and thinking they might therarf with an adBitkeal 10 per cent aralnxt the Moved by Aid. Weinert that council I .you will have only yoursdf to blame property and collect like other city taxes. adjourned. Carried. couocu , for rreuMa as it positively cure* all was badly injured by a base ball in the j helrrme I procured a box at Arthur Faj^c^J. Bbookk. mP’mn™ The Spanish Jack, ’, will make the funns of kidney and bladder diseases. hands of an older brother who did not James M. Pattzs; . . will cheerfully say, they dia me more For sak’ by A. E. Mullholland suc- know he was so _______________ CUy Clerk. season On motion of Aid. Hall same was W. H. Spence’s barn, opposite the ReeJ 10 n,mI good than anv remedy I ever took.” :MM0r.to|W. H. Goodyear. granted. Carried. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Opera House. Service Fee $15 to insure. The following resolution was pre­ riok.rPA Ymmir *nd wif« nf Now Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, ’ N. Y., sented: Only one remedy in the world that Bwsth. U»Lod Yalta' George Young and wife, of for the United Statai. Re­ will at once stop itchineas of the skin . meml)er the mtme-Doan's-aml take no in any part uf the body; Doan's Oint- Buffalo. were drowned one day week in Galien river grhile fishing. other. »ent. At any drug store 30 cents. AA - ■ fillers CASTORIA I —I---------------- —J NOTICE What is CASTORIA HOMES FREE 01R SEED CORN GROWS, Priie •( er Sf.Si) CASTORIA ALWAYS h. The Kind You Bare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. BAYARD Horsei The Sam " ' 131 Will make weighs S county The Black Perc heron Stallion ' s W. a beautiful lias producer. to standing Walter Diemond, Groom. imported at HONET^TAR | Kalamazoo has epidemic of , > RMl£Y3KllMNErl Cl)KE fakMKUNystaKtaipEflH I FM£BH(»iEWTAR • OM Prwwte PNMMta I mm m “Fernando^ James Bryan, Lee M’gr �a’ 0, CadwaDedci 8 7' , HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 1. 1905. A REPRESENTATIVE ESTATE EXCHANdl WHO REPRESENTS. 9 K7k(k,- over I Person's Grocery. fk„iS1l%uS. HIGH. \ rm Of 2Q0 acres,- 100 • - .i.,i es Improved, .100 _ uni spl«"'! with good drain inw Mwl.‘ tnowshift 10 aores fair , good saw timber. ptf tiuiit: i( Ktiuins. Nice spring - s.me . hard, good framed tu*1 K-b;e and stone, wall cellar, . bouK“’’. well. 20 rods from c froip Battle Creek. SoalM’d • < al! and see. ;>rm of 115 acres: soil is No. a"1 • ’.:ul Iharn aud lays well, ' " da? Km,u v i js acres bottom land 7Qacrt* >n>p.< ,,. balance wood lot. ritb v''-> ,,. 1 timber- Hne orchard, jlenn •/ ■' . >■ ie . basement 34x46, fine ' t <ur church. 1 mile from , j) Kds rreni ■ ’wmg spring near build­ ithof!. '.mr'j fap. . , r farm Of 125. acres, No. •> •' v, i li-ani. level and free ■ wil * ’ ' from st-v-iv jv.. . lumps, all improved — .। Fine buildings, ’ . but IV aw .•; -ii-v: biru is basement . Jnciwfa2 se ‘ , . 1. niile^rom school, •. ui.crvnntery. ‘ ■ ’ , ' of !>0 acres, good . < ,-.v loam and Jays a rdeni on a ilu- lake, little and out building®, vvd but'2 acres. 11. , miles from \\ -.r.id«’.| —•’ ' HmiM. t . i 17 acres, tine clay Borders on a miles from- >wu . a t Fine buildings­ little , .if 110 acre?; 105 , v • acres of ime beech A tine large sugar . . .itid grjin farm. Good « is silo, born! is base SSh’,*1:? That SjCertataly Be Seld of Rep. NASHVILLE. ■<««», Matthew {K^on and wife of Setaw. > MeM T* Wedn«have been gUw>u of hu r F «Hv -.a---------. day and tu Thursday Was -... Wei W. i His constituents^^ certainly fed hDo11 H2ld vife the P»« week, Attended. gratified over the reco?IUf Roprtw-nuL iUrbl« « Lansing on | Tbs annual meeting if the Barrv live Schantz. It rarely bh»em> that in ** r- Tuesday, ■ ; Cmmy Sunday School Ataociatir.n was -------a{1 bUaine member of the lower hou.«e|LnIng rt, *uhi. ’I ,U“ “ Baker d.s»d a suc«-rfal heM “ «■ B >hnrdi in this city i first term reaches as high u posinte 'Vnd iu th> ft'ghner dis-'"’“lne«tay and Thnrwlav lart wins such an excellent reputation " »r , knday with appropriate osarcisew i ww,k TIm' m«Hng» were well attendhonest faithful service an has a- junl a pleasmit time was had by all thon' *’'■“« «» tapedially large atSchantr, Ho makes no pretense to 1 tendance from ontaide the city. The oratory, tail is able nevertheless to give P4ee has returned from hia w®wi'*r un Thursday interfered clear, logical and convincing reasons triP ■—tncky. . | -rniewhat with the carrying ont of the far the position he may take on any I Miss sNi<* Kinne of Battle Creek is 0,1 th“ (i*!’ “ "”'nJ ot' bill that may com. before the law.: vtaiting her nari“if. Fjlw, Iri . those who were to take part were un^nt. Edw,nKinnem,ai.Ue <„ attend. The ,.pe„ were all” i makers. He stands deaorvedly high for | wife loth integrity tat.u and diameter, < cnaracter. and has Borarom ver>'hjgh order and great interest was ' already lMnPr “ld wife’ a taken in the discussion << them. The [ alnady aopured iwp.ired a splendid reputation ! d,UKhtl,r as an earnest worker and f -;.... , 1 | lecture on Wedenesdayl evening by as an earnest worker anil strong Yriend i , KintrMater of Clare is visiting I Jad6® Smith was exceptionally good ; of dean, good measures. On tho issue ?Mra . Oeq, ----------■ ttnd Wftl4 ■ I of primary reform he took his stand. ; n’,nUvwi ’« this vicinity, and neither threats nor coaxing swerved ■ Miss *' ’ Lena Hecox and D. J. Hopkins At tI,e meeting the officers 1 him from doing his duty as he saw it. were marrftd lost Monday at Kalami-' for the en-su‘nK .'car were, elected- as of this village. 'follows; President. S.-; W. Smith. { He has certainly a very useful ytx’itbrt1„n,.rtS.1nntayfmm.^““',‘‘: Mr* "■ member of the legislature, and is in a < ■ting well and happy. I : Secrtary. Timinas Eckert; position! to ta of greater service luiolh- . F1 . Cheney. •, The er term and w« ar« nutp the ix«ople of j , ♦ ii v e i “ • , i■ Treasurer. <“u|k>, John iionn c-nenry. lhe location location ' f n ,th” *» no< <ta«biBarry'Ci). will wish him to take t i- i ii ’ » < . ' “* “VA‘ w“v««t>aun was not uenni- 1 . convention L.;n to x ill be held at the Castleton | tely decided ujKin but whs left in the place again. j U. B. chur 1u . nne K . <-» h.inj5 of a 0^^ i n ig thought Edward — \-Mayo of Grand Rapids was { that it will ta in the .south part of the , 1 thq guest of his parents over Sunday, j county ns the conventions for the last re«*Qtlve William h. Local N ‘ Bert Wor hi ng went to Detroit Tues- ®?veral years have all taijn held in the i ’ day to atteid the Masons Grand Lodge. ' in north ■ •half. C. E. Rawalder rted for Buffalo •f ldVacr.es: 113 last Friday wit ve carloads of fat ••■e oak wood lot steers, most ota Rich were those he of It. Fine large himself has feeding.' Since last n leedinjnrom ISO to 300 fall he head id counting everything, he thi he bunch cleared him about .--Woodland News. i CAS' LETON CENTER. Mr. and Irx. John Barry who have been tnnkin r g their home <m their farm . ----for the last few months, returned* to thoh home in Nashville Monday. Mr. B’s brothelt will take possession 0(XX!CC<^C<XXX)CQOOOO©OOC©fi" COLD LUNCHES ■ X , - •! .irder. amf wia i.ave Col l:i« for 5 Our 7 /./cmand .ur . Butlijriuv? t I f jyou sne not - :ry.!.g*i:, return it ■. ;' d ylour money irefciin Hamburg Steak I:’- always ajF g■>•'4 whed you F.'W. Clifford The MEAT MARKET Man Two .loots »ast pt CJtg Bank. Phone 22 Hastings, Mich. Tho legisluturi’ has. paased a bill making the present law providing for the burial, of indigent sioldiera a^ public expense applicable to the wives or wid­ ows of such soldiers. It also parsed an act making it lawful for any town­ ship or village Ixmrd or commuu council of a city to appropriate money for the purpose of defraying the ex-; pensej^-fo?; the projwr observance ' of Memorial tfay. -Th-jj amount is limited to <50 j^/ommuniiies of less than) 5.1MM populatiotL Ausil Moffat, aityi chemist of Ind­ ianapolis. reo>mm|nd*« the following formula for a cock roach exterminator • Dissolve one pound of Copper sulphate in water; add a pint Of tbe cheapest molasses and half a can of concentrated lye dissolvwnira little water; tail the whole and a red powder will settle: wash this in fresh water a time <>r two. drain on a cloth, mid dry l>y ex­ posure to heat or otherwise. When dryput it through a sieve and for use mix one part with two parte of pow dered'mustard, and dust around. PICKING UP$$$ Mr. and Irs. >Fred Snore and Mr. and Mrs. T iviurfof Veimontville s|x*nt -Sunday at ’ lotart. Prides’. Misd Ft! cl Raymond is making-n two weeks • itdl jvith her sister. J Lee Scott met .withqiite an accident . Satunlay ■Vvning while he . and n (•oupie of lx ys were playing "hide and Austin’s hew tarn. He rau in(<> Ah< tarn to jhide. and rhe tarn floor n >t all In’ing {laid he fell to the h-tfemei t tajuw. a distance of’eight feet. He v&5 hneonscious for some . time, but n > taiies wep? broken and with the exfp-‘dn of being somewhat lame he is rone the woj * ‘the‘ fall. “ for • • Mrs. Otjo.. Marten of Clknviu visiting 1 • relatives at this place. . The IV. H society wiill meet with Mjs. Chas. Jrtley Wednesday .lune 7. . All are invi ed fine proed to to atteiid attend :. a r fine pro-’1 gram has been prepared. I Mrs. Henry Ofley spent » ^’w ' with her di^wghter in Charlotte. . { REMEMBER W.' ly sell you everyttring that belongs to a nt wo take your contract to* construct your build.:< GIVE US A CALL so that we may be abb- ‘ prove these Ptntements to you. • i ’ Mr. Cal. Charlton’s tarn was a success i in every* F4y. There were over OU : present. A good old fashioned picnic . dinner w»w served co which every one did justice. In the afternoon a pro­ gram was carried out which was very good. During the’ program three or­ iginal stories were read by members of lU>e Branch M h<x-1 the-? were prize i stories for which John Day received I the first prizk Caret Dellar second and George Day third. The pupi la present­ ' BAUER BROS., Proprietor*. ■ w u, 0 iii Fine Decorated Table Ware Absolutely Free HELRE Ui Uf Ui Ui — lb lb ib ib ib ib ib i ib a ib ib ib ip is our idea... i ra ie is never so brisk but what any store can Randle more W? appreciate trade—more especially the kind that is Paid at the Time" ’as it saves us book keeping, delay, and • v - use of collecting. We think the man who P,ay* £or . r :'di'at the time he buys them is entitled to a little difference •■•.<luv: and yet to have two prices on an article is nut prac• ' so w« have hit upqn this plan of Giving ■ Premium : i r 'paid up business” *» * T $ T. *•ft 9 For our Premium we have chosen A Full Line of DECORATED CHINA i t,, ware Ib rlrlctly “Brita” and perfect in every reapect. Tbe k^'ortment is large and contains everything necessary tor a • ’v’.y arranged table. " i do nut need to wait till you have traded enough to get a bii^r set, but you can get one article at a time ns often as have the required number of tickets. * It will pay you see these Dishes md It win pa, ,oQ letter atlli to trade with ua and aave JOM^ • tickets. . WAITS & RUSS, Phone 16 The Grocers * Chas. Thomas and fainrt*- have moved . on the Tobias farm. , ------- He intends inak- ] >t‘R a great many improvements on the i same. , For Spring and Summer Besides the Staple Blacks we have some pretty lines tn Tan, also White Lace Hose. |0, 15. 25. 35, Hlld 50C, 25, 40, and 50c. $1.00 . . . 25c - 5Oc In Black we have extra good valdes at Black Lace Hose Black Silk Plaited Hose Plain and Fancy Tan Hose Tan and VVhite Lace Hose Children’s Hose Bla’ck and Tan Children’s Presses Ladies’ Dressing’ Jackets New Mohair Dress Skirts. Blue. Brown. B1 ck 39c 50 c S4.50 and $5.00 New Cravanetty Coats, just the thing for travelling, etc. $10.00 Ask to see th. nt upright, the old one' \\a< falling in. Mr. Fuhr's little lg>y hat n perfect raapia for.hunting iuid killing wnt-r snakes. He laid out several Saturday afternoon when one bit him on the tar.* foot, with nu worse resist than a bad fright fur the tay. Floyd Thomas who has been visiting his brother Chas, returned home Saiujdnj "A ' man cumt* through hero Sunday why claimed to be hunting for a farm, saying himself and sister wished to buy one. He came frotrr Illinois and his sister is still there, hut will come out to Michigan and keep house for him. He acted rather strange for a man wishing to buy real estate. Will some.other correspondent please Write about him. where he stopped, so we can get an idea why a well drained well appearing man should travel acraw the country un foot? HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL HOUSE Pearl Garrison h very low again. Libbio Hardy, is home for a while having iwen gone-the most of the time Quarterly _ ... , , meeting , _ was- fairly . well uttended. Quite a numtar were pres­ ent from abroad, several from Yeckley appointment. T. J- NbrrhrHhnm east ~ __ — .... . >... j Baltimore. Mr. G ask ill and wife from Hinds’<\»rnerH’and several, ffum the Stier school house vicinity. There will lie Children's Day exerWhile wor ring- in the saw mill run by Chas. La»e. last Friday, a piece of , cises at the school house Sunday June woode hit Wesley Norris in the fare 1L cutting a gafcb in his nose. The doctor , • WnuSmith and wife of Irving spent { took several ntitches in iL । a few days last week with friends here. Tbe whoolf picnic held by the Branch £cw th0 friends of Mrs. Scoville | and Barryviie schools last Friday in , met t|je )ionje of W. A. Hendershott J j I ■ ' , , Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PRICH ARDVILLE. Fnuik, and Burt Stanton have taught the Chits. Frivhard farm for pasture, j We Are Showing New Hosiery Mrs. H. Gaskill visited her daughter Garfinger left for Kalama- Thursday. zo<» last M"i iday for mediiral treatment , J. Benedict is ptartttring Mr. £uhn, May good 1 ick’ attend I her. house. . C ■ Rcuv. Mnrthall filled the pulpit of this Jake Hanies is tearing down the old place Snnd ty. i part of his hutise and will build a new NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mrs. Darndi of Charlotte spent sever­ al days last week with her daughter Mrs. Ata C< zier. Fowler and Mrs. I Mr.and M ■s. , Chas. . Bartar Mea< returned from their trip . ast week. Will Hyde aito Missouri so returned rom — his visit iu Georgia. , All give a very good account of. the but think- old states they t tiuxl, -----------— Mi<|h-। J igan can tar t either place yet. i* pleasure t<> anyone, and the people are very .lay in Bauer Bros. Lumber, Coal and IV V? nt the newest and best kept lumber yard in Ba.-v rounfy. * *■ ■ Rhine 254. E. J. Me ?artney of Chicago is visiting his sLst r Mk Mina ’ Wk-kham. The J. S. GOODYEAR CO. lngt Friday for the purprosc of remind- j ing h(ir th«t it was her tMth birthday. Rn(1'n Very pleasant surprise it was. aiwxiteHed on the Episcopal doorstep with a solemn “God bless you!" hasti­ ly answered, “Don’t mention It. my lord!” ~ bail. — . ‘ I have a nice line of Men's Fine Shirts and Underwear, all of the latest etjles. Also a good stock of Men’s Work Shirts and Overalls— the kind that wear and give good service. Call in and see ray line, you will be pleased with th* goods and the prices. psoo.5. $ to . to to to to to to to to. The Pingree Shoe has achieved a reputation . for its Wearing qualities, its ease, its per* feet fit. second to none. The late (lov.. Pingree spent his life in the shoe business, ami the Pingree Shoe was the result of years of patient toil and study, If yon are bothered in getting shoes to fit. or wear, come and see me, I can please you. w. H. SPENCE, The Shoe Dealer. Remember the BANNER when In need WE WISH- TO ASK you this week to just step in and look over our immense large stock of Furniture, Pianos and Organs See our big line of ^Hammocks & at very attractive prices. r rOF o3 6ATORS at C°ST Two REFRiGER- We are prepared to make June a. record breaking month for large sales and we can offer Reflected Hrljrbt»e**. Mr. and Mis. A. D. Wolfe attended j “Wbx.do«a, that congressman say so the Armen, elnh at Ira Mapo . .n Kai- many more clever things than the rest ns ?’’ amzoo last Saturday. ! st"He is shrewd enough to pick out the Miss Mahlfl Cox won the gran go -, brightest reixmc™ reporters to Interview him." medal at the contest lost Tuesuay night । _WngWngton Star. it the M. P. ichurch. . ‘ ;---- —______ ______ ■ i \r~ John Cheeseman attendWhen __ an ____ old __ maid bumpsI her head Mr. and Mm John \“ee’X ___ _ I .«inst Cta^mIn~B I agk’lnatthe thedoor doorInInthe thedark dark abe never •ed the funeral of Mrs. c, — ’ I han to worry over the way people wllL courin at Hastings -» Monday. , * ...' prouder If her husband did It.—BaltiR H. Evans ' ’is working 'on »m | more American. I Blower's Men’s Shirts ••floah -all hemlock!’’ snorted Uncle When you have Printing done'vtfu want It Nicely Printed and on good paper. Silas, backing aw«y from tbe door. “What Is the trouble, sir?" queried tbe footmAn. “I thought I was gittin’ In th* ball­ room, an’ 1 come within one of buttin’ right in that to th’ ladles’ dreMln’ room." “That 18 not the ladles dressing room," reassured the footman. “It is the ballroom."—Houston Post ed Miss Newton with a beautiful pearl handled gold! pen ns a parting gift. Miss Filgfim will return to the, Barryville whoul another year, and Mr. Popinjay—How did you like my Miss Newtonito the Branch.. acting at our dramatic entertainment? Lady Critical-Well, I don’t think you MAPLE GROVE. made the moat of your opportunities. Mrs. Baldwin and little niece of Mr Popinjay—You don’t think so, eb? lOobeisviUea^ visiting Geo. Cannon Lady Critical—No; You had several opportunities to get off the stage much and family. Lowell Jarrard and family. Jake sooner than yon did!—London Opinion. Smith Md<*n»y. (*>■ “? toily. Goo. Cannon anil familj A writer In the Strand Magaalne on Vra Bahlwii and 1“'"1 S“l r‘ “Clerical Humor” telta of the unusual <l»y at Clear lake. They camo home behavior of a young candidate who, with lots of fish. Mr and Mr». A. D. Wolfe nttondod tho Grange * Irving tart IVodnMday. ! Mi«* Mac $vans is visiting friends iXtU’rvihk Middlevilln The DOROTHY DODD SHOE was first int^odncedonly a few years ago, but no shoe ever hnownhas attained so quickly, such popularity, or such a vast volume of business. It is sold to-day by all the leading representative merchants of the country, and wherever sold is tbe accepted favorite of the t women, of good taste in that ccmmunity. The Dorothy Dodd Shoe is correct in style and THEY FIT perfectly, giving an ease and grace that cannot be found in any other shoe. I have them in all styles and cordially invite the ladies of this community to call and inspect them. ‘ Prices that will do the Business. ■ wi wmiw as wc are not go­ ing to handle them any more. Carpets, Lace Curtains, Mat­ tings and Linoleums for every Furniture Corners, Miller & Harris Furniture CO. . >SB0 �jgs ba: E AWAY (I •? COMMENDABLE ACTION OF BOARD OF REVIEW — •—----------------- —~------------- obituary. REMEMBER THESE POINTS mrs. asa d. ROBK-Ataim An-': ANNOUNCEMENTS drew* was bom in Pennsylvania Aug-11 . . ■ uat ft. 1885. and died May 22, 1WW. at ' Next Sunday will be Children’s Day i They Take Such Action As Will •f I the home of Charles ‘ Baton. in Rut­ land. A genological record of the An at thc.U. B. church. The entire day Continued Remove the Factory drew* family has been krjd since ;iM0. will be given to the children. In the 'j Issue from Local Politic*. [ when the first of that name came to morning the school fUI meet “n It is a pleasure for the BANNER to • this , country from England. . They church service, and tbe pastor will der«onl U» tact thxt therapcnlaon and wm, dl«ln^iiihed tor tbclttglety.'p^ liver an addrrea to tbe Sunday school. Board ot Review ot thi.clty have taken riotimn and lemin.. Bi.bup Andrew, Ip the evening .the scholars will have end, action aa ahould and will it lol- !|, . member ot tbi. family. and her charge of the service and render a prolowed up by their aooctaaon in tbe grandfather we. a revolutionary wdd- gram. All of the parent* and friends of eame spirit, end tbe unfortunate feel- jer. Rhe was a cultured Christian the school are invited to both services. THIS SEASON j if you are you ougbt'to call and i see our line of Trunks, Stitt Caw*, ‘ \ Mgs, and B«f«. Our lint* is very ( 11 complete, and up to date. Our < goods are Rifhtaud we will guar- ] j an tec them. Don’t buy any- < thing because it Is Cheap, because ' it won’t have the Wear that you want and need. There's QaaBty . ' hi our goods, and they won t < ing that waa aroused two years ago by i woman. At tbs age ot IS she joined cost you a cent more than others ' The Welcome L. A. 8. ondjW. C. T. i ask far an inferior article. | ,, the factory , te Mathodist andU.those who - assessments fixed by the -----------------------church, -----------------will be entertained by Mrn. San­ Rnurd of Review at ut that that. time. TT ia 1 L-._ m 1bear _______ a the statement xL.____ a ! ford Edwards, June 7 for tes? All will 1 Board The knew her _will out HARNESS supervisors and Board of Review have | that if ever there was n Christian wo- i welcome. We use the Met of leather; and ' have the best of workman. ' now recognized that tbe factories have man. loyal to the truth, gentle and Giblom Council No 4ft R. &S. M. will that's why a Myer* harness 1 no disposition to avoid or evade their kindly, patient and serene in her faith ! bold a regular amembly on Jtonday look! better and wear* better 1 share of public Imrdens. and have also W1d n/e. and duty; u j eveni June B /for work: A fail Mtthan any other harness you can ' recognixed that an understanding of was the subject ot thia ahrtek Whether teudance h, earnestly desired g«t. factory property is necessary to a fair" fa the sunshine of prosperity or under p wlu k, held in sw^nent of ’it. What is especially tho cloud of mfafo^ she was the ^...^. 2.?' i the Presbyterian church Sunday morn- ;, gratifying to (us is that the supervisors wunr sweet. . kind lovable Christian. I ing and evening. The theme in toe J and Board of Review took this action fa early life she was a teacher. She ’ Hastings, Michigan. morning will be •‘Gems from the ■; on theit own motion, without suggest- lived jn Saline, this state, for some : Jeffere*>n st^-4 door south of P. O. • ( ! ion from any one connected with the 1 time. In 18«U she married Asa D. Rork. ‘ Genend Assembly. ’ ’ ! The L. U. B. A. Circle will bold | ’ factories.The Board’s action wa* un- H well-known, and highly respected 1 “Gentemen’* Night" at the parlor* of j ■luiimous. and the majority of them citizeij of Rutland, and ‘was a faithful. ' the M. E.. church next Tuesday eve- ; |i were elected on a ticket which the . loyal wife. 1 factory owner* generally oppo**!. Jho1 influence of her clear, pure life : 'nlng nt, 7:30. Mesdame* Arthur Trott. ! On mt of Our M. L’ C Cook. J. W. Sage. J. C. Ketch* I Certain it is that if something bail not I ‘wa* a treasure to this world, and has( j ' ‘ |J-um. Phyllis Reynold* and A.',C. Brown , | liven done to remove the irritation and fa-on a source of inspiration and* _ are theIboetmaes. A cordial invitation ) ranae of wrong which the factory own- strength to many. The cheerful manj er* felt, sooner or h-ter it would have nor in whiqh she accepted the burdens( is extended to ladies and gentlemen of ' । the church ’ and Sunday school and tbeir j resulted in harm this city. It will God gave her to boar, and her exalted we have had. we uiere obliged 1 be found, we are confident, that the i Cliristian character, will ever l» re­, friend* to- be present. Please pas* this ! invitation on and bring ns many gentle­ to stock up again. , spirit of justice and fairness of the membered by the many who knew and men you as • । Board of Review to the-with factories willpossible. ' fared her. I The Mabcaim* Memorial service^ ' We have all Grades from tbe \, tie of fasting good to Hastings. And ; i will be held Bunday June IL The mem। , we hope that none of the Board's sucPAID $11.90 FINE AND COSTS i her* are invited to - lie at the hall at ‘ . cessNora may ever take such action a* s : one o ’ clock sharp, when tho prucewrion. , ’ will make owner* of manufacturing . property here have other than the kind- William Stone Pay* that Sum Rather beagled by the city hand will h* fonnThan T.ke 20 D.y. In “d ,l"’ < i e*t feeling for itbv city. art’ "tire all We have mime ■ Bargains on \ ! will lx* glad if future tf>.*ea*iug and J I H. Pryor will deliver the address at . J®Rrhe cemetery. ‘ ....REMNANTS and ODO PATTERNS.... \ reiewing officers will show the same \ ■ spirit a* thatof manifested Uy those R. B. Murdock CffHton and hi* ]who Epworth League at 0:80 Sunday eve. ,, \ nr® now fillit'K such office* iu this city. hired man. Wm. S tone, drove to this niQg. ' Snbect. The Making of a We carry a full line of Window ' ■ 7 city Friday each with u big load of | Chri<iah—Helping One Another, Shades and Room Mouldings. ) ALWAYS HAD THE BANNER. wood. Mr. Murdock returned after Leader. Mira Maud Whitney. All inRev. C. R. Crosby.! formerly a resi­ dispossing of hi* loud, but William vifad. dent of Rutland township, but for the tarried, and cast too many glance* at the A Hpec|nl ,nwting of Hasting* ( lai|»jiast 1H years, with tlui exception uf a Ixwze when it wa»*h«lding it* rainlww j ter No o R K win lr. held „„ few weeks, a resident of Canonsburg. tint* in the cup. William experiment- Twsdav evening June 0. for initia' Phone 113, City Drug Store.\ Mich., is visiting friends and renewing ed that afternoon and evening with a \ Hastings. :: Michigan.'1 old acquaintances in this city and vi-view (rf determining if it tasted ns ” w _________________ ________ ctnity. Rev. Crosby has always had guod as it seemed to look to him. It --- -------- -— — the BANNER to read, his father tak- evidently did. ' William may have also ' A 1A A , " in/? it when the i«q»er was first estab- learned that while the Imxwc dispensers >*'*>4'4’*'*>>4**‘W’**'*,****>** li.-hed in 18W, and it has Ix-emi weekly nre willing to parhim on the hack as 1 1 [ 1 1 ! 1 । 1 WHEN YOU PAINT:-. 1st The Paint i, a ,niji] Nrl ?L?', co*‘- h.tlta ING that counts. \ URGE SALE OF WALL PAPER ■““I". WALL PAPER Q. A. HYNES. : ‘ • Spectacles visitor ever since. Rov. Crosby's wife I long at* bi* dimes hold out, they are :- i died about a year ago. and for the past not the kind of philanthropists who, | Mr. 86John, of Woodland, nt Grant Mnir a^ast week. I have a nice line Spectacles t ♦ and Eye Glasses, Gold Bowed £ and Steel Bowed^ ♦ ♦ - Prices 25C’to $5.00 and up. Glasses fitted scientifically. ♦ ♦ I do repair work of all kinds, * neatly and promptly. ......ALL WORK GUARANTEED t A very delightful affair of the past week was the dinner given Thursday ♦ evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hants to oftirvn Ol Emummwl church and ol th, varion., + Open Evening*. »»» + ♦ chnrch societies, and the heads of the social cl tills and their husbands. The house was handsomely decorated, with tulipa and carnations. The guests were 1 have a full line of Ladies seated at small tables, covers being laid Linen Collars for 20c, 25c for forty. An elaborate menu in four ■ and 30c. j courses was served, Mrs. Wood cater­ ing. The evening was passed most de­ I also have a tine line of Silk and Paper FANS that I will sell cheap. , lightfully and many compliment* were Price 15c, 25c, 30c and 50c. paid the host and hostess for having , planned and carried out so charming J3RTS LEEHIN6. and enjoyable iui affair. Ladies Linen Collars LOWE BROS. r \ \ \\ i \\ HIGH STANDARD LIQUID PAINT;.., i* better than any other for your houae. BECAUSE-it is made to paint house* with and will last when BECAUSE—the quantity and weight are in each’ 'package. BECAOSE-every ounce of material used is the best. BECAUSE-!ull value is put into every package. SHARPLE'S TUBULAR CREAM SEPARATORS are the biggest, safest, most useful facts any dairyman or farmer can stick to. Tubufar* have the only waist low supply can—the only InstaiH lv Accessible, wholly -ncle-ed gears—the only self oiling gears tbe only oowi without contraptions and suspended from hall bearing The illua tratiuM shows the easy to operate Daly Tubular separator and its easy to clean bowl. V V 1\ \\ \\ 1 ’ i FISHING TACKLE We here * nice lbw <X Fishing Techie, including aJTull line or SHAKESPEARSJrODS AND REELS. ComeymuLsee 118 and gel our prices. WE HAVE A FULL LINK OF MOLINE IND DEERE CULTIVATORS both riding and walking, Farm Implements of all kinds, Buggies, Wagons, Carriages, Road Carts. uot there nor the team. The sheriff Mrs. ... Mae Powers ... and____________ Miss Gertrude found the latter and had them cared , Rogers were Grand. Rapids visitors for, then he hunted up Stone, and 1 Saturday, hu«l«l him off to Jail. Saturday ho d-akter tra. taken Wore juMirc Rikvr, and paid Mlm Brlra went Grand K„,,i.h vi.il$11.00 fine and costs, rather than take hora Moujnv the 20 day* in jail which the justice j ‘ ’’ enUcingly pushed in his way. We hope !Ira' Fnu’k Mans. of Kalamazoo, was the sheriff and other officers will see !, the 1 '* guest of Hastings nM friends Mvnday * ' and Tueaday. , , ■ . ; that others" are punished for cruellyj treating horse* as did William Stone. ' Mr*. F. F. Hilbert, of Woodland. , was the guest of her sister Mr*. R. K. CROWDED ALL DAY. Grant Saturday. ros THE HARDWARE DEALERS | HARPER’S LUMBER YARD i 3 VfficB I 3 "3 Combined with STYLE in cut and neat patterns, is what the average man wants. ■Clothcraft Clothes” fill all the require­ ments and the prices are not high. $10 eoo to $20 •— WILL “SUIT” ANYONE Our Shirt Stock Comprising the GOLD and SILVER “REGENT" and -‘EAGLE" makes, that are handled by the best furnishers ever) where, cannot help but please you. Prices $i., $i.5O and $2.00 = have some bargains to offer, and when ! j they offer them they have them to offer. DISHES -100 piece sets - $4.50 H Open stock at Sets PRICES jl Mantle Clocks at $4. and up. $3 50 Knives and Forks for $2.75, until JUNE 15, 1905. Diamonds bought before the advance; you get the benefit in price RINGS of all kinds at lowest price for quality. C D DAMPHAQT rifii rHmUUHOl Hastings. Mich. AH Wool Clothing FOimnONEWIAR J. S. Harper & Company, j. cau,e ■’ * ma^c Phone No. 1. 8ntaldayD>Pu*’>«nm>T'waierowdslr U"1 Mr"- cMbywuud werc ed «I1 <l«y loew with I«.,ple dethrone ot of Arthur Pettul, »nd wile, ot trying hie Yale Coffee. When evening ' loverdale, on Friday. came he had bnt four pound* of his 85 Fred Stowell and wife of Hudson, cent coffee left out of 100 pounds he visited friends in this city and vicinity started in with in the morning, and . Monday, and Tuesday. ’ Iielrd Ysa Hm nine people were kept going all day i Mr*. Heien Brooks returned home sx long. Mr. tJePue ha, romething ehe Saturuday after an extended visit al etope tike coughandh**!! lungi -———------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2____________________( “up as jcan be Been PVR -yhi* sleeve’’ aa by Kalantaroe and Allegan. ’ ' „ _ reading hi* adv. in this issue, and his Mr. and Mrs. .Tason MpElwnin went !!!!?!; patrons win get the benefit. to Nashville yesterday to attend the funeral of Cyrus Buxton. = IT WILL PAY YOU TO VISIT “ A CARD TO PENSIONERS—I will lie in my office Moway June 5 to fill, out vouchers and to apply for . an in­ BANNER ADVS. PAY. crease of pension1, for all who believe. . themselves entitled to an increase. I j Wright Bros Received a Nice Order | Bring your certificates. ' if you are going to*do any building this year. We carry a full Dr. E. H. Lathrop. from Nearby'Town Sat­ •line of all kinds of lumber, such as is demanded in building urday. ~ and we will cheerfully quote you figure? on any bills you may Crohp is quickly relieved, and -ra । whooping cough will not “run its „ vii.rxyvx >»a. ~ present. Or if you are going to do any repair work, build a Ixcit week Wright Bros, <«.» advertised S porch or shed, come and see us. It won’t cost you a cent xionrj iiuu tar. xm* vouko . , . , . , to come, and if we save you money on your purchases, as we I Syrup is different from all others bo- : aM c<>a''fl- exclusively the BANNER. i» dlff.root otbnn. >«’xclwlvriy in In tlw BANNER I behove we can, it will be to your advantage. i. enure cause it act* acta on tbe tbo bowels. You can- |j The paper bad had scarcely reached one ono of not ctfre Croup 'and Whooping Cough the adjoining towns before a nice order —until until you vnn rid t-i/1 the *},a system msets.rn of ,.F all nil con xwxn,­ . ... . - , . , was telephoned in by a lady living in , I gestion, by working off the coldJ j that town. The motto of Wright Bros through a copious action of tho LUMBER DEALERS. ' twwelfL Bee’s Laxative Honey and[ is “What wo say wo do, we dodo.’’, Tar does this, and cure* all Coughs, By carrying out to tho letter just what' S Phone 221. Hastings, Mich. ! Croup. Cronn Whooping WIinAnintz Cough, rv,nr»h etc. No Vzx r>w_ j■* 6 ’ op- they agree to do, they have built up a • TlUMlUlUUUMiUUUUUUUUUUMUUUUUUUUUMUUUUUR* II Cnrvetb. a»rvrtbK°r Fred U H”*th splendid bunincas. Having such a , 3 good paint tl,.,, Goodyear visited few weeks be has been living with his when he is too drunk to experiment , i brother in Grand Rapids. Since bis any more, would take him and his' Roliert Maytin ha* taken the place j of Dei Bevington .on the BANNER ! Ia*rt visit here, he note* any change* in j team home. Accordingly when the ; crew. the city, and says tHat-despite hi* ab- saloons were closed William, unable tn Mina Garrison went to ; senco he maintaius a deep interest in walk, found a nice. warm, soft place ------Ifta t------------------------— Grand - -— j Barry county and her people. There ' on the walk. and there yyent :-Kapids Sat uni ay - for a visit with are ho friends like the old friends. to sleep and dreamed of what a lieAutL | ful fool’s paradise he had found. C. R. Crosby, of Grand Rapid*, via* EMMANUEL CHLRCH OFFI_______ .. About midnight, Mr. Munlock phoned visiting friends in the city the first of CERS ENTERTAINMENT the idwriff. explaining that Stone waa the week. Geo. Newton, jeweler .’’tTia^- PAIXT. co?t*|c” 2nd-, W. H. Myers & Son, f MM■■■■| j WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS! . SUMMER? If you desire rest and re- ' creation, why not try “THE RIVER I ST. LAWRENCE TRIP’1 Folders I descriptive of the Thousand Islands, | . Rapids, Montreal, Quebec, Murray j Bay. Tailousac. the far famed Saguenay i i River, etc., on application to any rail- j , way or Steamboat Ticket. Agent. For | illustrated guide. "'“Niagara to the j i Sea, “ send U cents in postage jtamps j to H. Foster Chaffee, Western Pfaa. Agt.. Toronto, . or Thos. Henry. j Traffic Mgr. Montreal. R. & O. Nari- gation Co. ■ • ■ I | j large stock as they carry, STRAW HATS of the ‘NEWLAND” make will soon be in evidence. Our prices 50c to $2. Chidster Burton. FOEEYSKIDNEYCORS mJ J the �WINDOW BIG AUCTION SALE Local News HASTINGS BANKER JUNE 1. 1W5. OF JEWELRY PERSONAL MENTION, : Chiu, frrfmert mid Chm. HugOT .pent John Be,,met, th. Jeweler. He, the 30th at Tbornapple. Anneuncement in thl, |„ue That Judge Smith delivered the Memorial addram at Middleville. will letereet Everyone. Ira VaaValkonlmrg haa routed a l»rt of Mm IVropinter-. ho<w- on । been identlawl with; the btulnem inGreen St. goods in KE the day they any nitride <>nr mounted the more A. C. Brown, C. W. Clarke, and A E. Ilenkro mid their wlvea went to Wail lake Monday. ' A nine pound -boy has arrived at the home of Chas. Will, and Charlie is corresixmdingly happy. x Plans are Iwing made for building two more houses on Lincoln park । addition to the city. Thok Duyle has purchased E. A. Ryders’ house nnd lot' on Jefferson St. Consideration IS. 4W. Merrick Sherman was given fifteen days in jail for di sonipry conduct by Justice Riker one dav last week. George Konkle was arrested for dis- ' orderly conduct Friday, but kt pff on suspended sentence ’" ’ promise to dO lx»tter. Mrs. H. H. X'anAuken has just Iwen elected a member of ibe Daughters of the American Revolution by the Lan­ sing Chapter.. Paper Wall tried thia ■ we illnr For sale, my livery stock. Every­ thing in first class condition. Will Ixi sold cheap if taken nt once. For funner particulars addrex< Chas. Gardner. Hastings. Mieh. ' Fled L, Heaih &jCarveth, R. T. F. Dodds, hating dis|Kned of hi* milling interests in Manistee, has ib-cided to locate in this city for the present. an0 has rented a part of Mrs. Rum* Colgrove’s residence. The friends of Grant Muir and Wife gave them a very pleasant surprise Fri­ day evening, and left them a very nice table to remind them that it was the '.th anniversary of their wedded life. GRO i homey. By get ’•«*’ 7<m Right H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Hutingt, Michigan : FOR SALE A niciistuck Groceries, including Eixtures, in this city Iti-the only grocery on Jeffers'- treet, isin a nice location, and will moke « splendid opening for Someone. - ' flay Sprague Care Banner Office. <■’ H. Osborn has a nice stock of the ■ f-wnous CIuul Kauffman Bros.’clothing. This clothing hu an cistablishtcl repu­ tation for its quality fit and excellence in every way. and it is^Tgasily within the reach of everyone. If you are thinking of buying clothing iof any kind yon should step intoMr. (isborn’s store and inspect hh stock of the , ■ Kauffman Bnx clothing. Mark C. Bullic. a Barry Co. 1x>y. : who has a position in the War Depart- !' mrnt ut Washington, has not l»oen con­ tent to merely do hjs office 'work and draw his salary. He has so • improved ' his tim* and opportuni ties that he has just graduate*! from the dental depart­ inent of the George Washington Uni­ versity of the Capitdl City. II every young man who obtains a public office would use it as wisely as has Mr. BuiJia such places would do far more good to thosd who hold them. Reqpr&entative Bosley's bill pro­ viding for the payment of bounties for killing English sparrow* ha* ftassed the senate and is now before the guv­ . enior for his approval. About the time these pests were neraly exterxninated some years ago, the state iep«-aled the bounty law. Kpw the birds have increased and mutiplied agasn the law is restored. The policy of fast and !.x»se is a good one for the small boy . ; bnt expensive for the state. ■ Tbe Michigan State Telephone Co. is , constructing a rural 'telephone line |through the western part of Bidford ' K. B. Mwr wu in Woodland Mon- OL.Ji DECORATION DAY, always aeems to us to be the end of spring, as far as gelling mot wearing) certain lines of goods, and at this time we take the " our 8PrjnB wearables, iop off a big slice nf the profit and clear them J his year will be no exception to the rule. 4We are going to give .von mauj’ Barga______ _____ ___ ~ . Wumeif8_Ready*to-Wear Department, such lines as Petticoats, Ski'-tH, Silk uoatd. Covert‘Jackets, Raincoats, etc You will perhaps need some ready-to-wear garment, for the holiday and here is an opportunity to save a few George Menhennick ia capa led home from Mt. iClemen.s t-wlay. 2 Miss Lottie Dickerem visitedjriemh at.Dowling "over Sunday.' " I iIr" Orpha'.Goodyear visited Grand Rapids friends • yest/nltiy^— IM~ * Do You Need a Shirt waist? hirtest bidder, without rerorve. it can “ ‘‘oi’ndr-d uj«,„. Thi, w)„ wiu tinne yvery aftorn.srn and evening onUI at least one halt of tb„ Mltlre Mock Is sold. Mr. BesMoer UI(M| lhi, ronrse to reduce hi, Motdi and turn it into .pot cash. Here will he K .ph-mlid opportunity for thow dmiriog anything In his line mid wo refer dnr read­ en, to Mr. Bemm-r', adv on ]agt. ]2 „( ,h"‘ •**»■ Ladies Covert Jackets and Raincoats at 1-4 off We have the finest assortment of Waists that was £ ever shown in Hastings, from the ordinary Percale A to the finest Swiss. Very large variety to choose O from, the fit positively guaranteed and style of the very last New York designs. Hale Kenyon, uf Fret|>ort, waa in the i c,ty.Monday on* busiiiws. . __ ’ll" Ethel Brown ,*ent Decoration ■lay with her iwrems In^’mlricvllle. Mm Henry Barnum. otiMn't. Grove. visited n-litirm in“tbr city over s,,„. .day. Mr*. Baiting.fr, of Woodland, visitnd her daughter,Mrs. R. K. Grant Monday. Children Hard on Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Curnahaon. of Alliance, Ohio, are visiting friend.- in Mr. and Mre. E . Tyden’and daugh­ the city ter Florence left Satuhiuy on their trip ( ; ( Mr. and Mrs. .In*. Pattison visited for Sweden. the latter'* parents at Irving Munday Will -Pa^tiaon • of Kalama/.^).- aj-ent and Tuesday. Monday and Tm-iay with hi* mother. : Rev. H. Ji. VanArikcn returned Mrs. Dolle I’attrsun. Monday fronr the Pre«iiyterinn General Mr and Mtn. Albert Pattison, of Assembly which he attended as a dele­ Jackson. iq»nt Sunday I with tho for­ gate. . mer’s mother Mrs. Bdle Pattison. Mr. and Mr*. Robt. }Mills and Dec . M. C. Excursions. ‘Price visited the latter’* parents ut Special round trip Sunday rati s are Portland the fore part of the week. now in effect, a rate of oiie fair for the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Menhennick.* round trip will lw charged. Pawngen. of Owtmo. an* visiting their son* must reach starting point by midnight George and Fred and funpins in thin same date. Tickets arc good on all passenger tralnson Hij* diviniot; if they r_ O’Meara. of Kalama­ are scheduled to- Stop Rt the station zoo. Wfie the guests lit tbe latter** you wish to stop at. Jtafeni Mr nail Mr. E. A, Rider. SunA Michigan train fur Michigan ptwple. fast, comfortable and onivenMr. and Mrs. John Weissert went to ient. Michigan .(Vntral “Wolverine', Woodland Monday to attend the gradu­ snyes half a day going and coming and ating exercise* of Che kVqpdland high gives a whole day for business in - .school. • York’. la-nven Hastings at 11 :M a< m. John Hawkins, of Battle Creek, was Detroit 3:40 p. m.. arrive Buffalo 8:50 p. ni.. arrives Grand Central Station in the city Munday and Tuesday. He. New York. a. m. The fastest expects to move to Hastings in the near future. * train in America Try it. G. A.sR.- Department of Michigan State Encampment, and ’ Womens Re­ hef Corps. Traverse-City, Mich.. June 19-21 1903; for the nhwe occasion a ; rat»j of one fare plus 23 cents fur the. round trip is authorized, date* nt salt' June 47. 18, 19 and 20. Innit for return qntil Juntqre inclusive. . Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Imper­ Niagara Falls. N. Y.. ial Council. cents for June 20-23 one fare plus the round trip is authorized for this oc­ casion. dates of sale'June 18. 19 and 20 return limit June 24 : by laying a fee of II.Ui an .extension can be secured ' until July 14- . Miss Mabie Rum •wqnt to Grand Rapids Saturday to - visit friends, re­ maining there to attend the May f»-sJiV*1L , Mr. and Mrs. •Fred'Ryvrson and son Lavern and Mrs., J. D. -Z«igylmeir were Gran’ll Rapills visitors tlic fore part of (he week. . ! . M rs. 'R M. BierUy and son Clarence, of Toledo, came to this city, . and will be tiie guests of Will Thomas and wife nt Gun lake., . ' 2 Mis. Lncy Sawyer left fur her home in Philadelphia Penn.. Monday evening after a few weeks visit with relatives in the city. Mrs. McLaughlin, of.Mnekegun. who has l*:«n visiting her mother Mrs. I. A . Holbrook and other friends, re­ turned home yesterday. . Mr*. Aaron Wormeth. of Pine Grove, returned home to-day. after visiting her daughters. Mrs. frank Nash aud Mrs. Alvah Seeher ;the past week. Knights Templar of Michigan Grand Commander?’. Annual Conclave and State Encampment Detroit Mich. June 13. For the above occasion a very low round trip rate will be given. Dates of sale Jnne 12 and 13. return limit June 14 inclusive. Fiftieth Anniversary of City Incorp­ oration Celebration Flint Mich. June 7 •Mrs. A. E. .Mulholland has joined and K For this occasion a rate of one . her huMiund here, and they -will ‘ move and cme-third first class fare for the . into tho house now occupied - by Jason 'township into Johnstown, to Turner’s i jresort nt Fine Lake, via Ixevel Park, : round trip will be given. Dates <»f sale McElwain, as soon as It shall lie va­ June 7 arid 8. retuni limit June 9 in-1 cated- ' . ’ I.-! distance of twelve miles. The line [will be a part of the local exchange, । clusix^ ' Miss Clara Hendershott and Miss, On Sunday June 4. the Michigan Mary Grant went to Grand Rapids and land with the completion of this line fthis city will be connected with the Central will run an excursion to: Grand Hawn Saturday, and had a very Thornapple, Jackson, and Toledo, via | enjoyable visit with friend* in-loth; surrounding country tn nearly every Special cities. direction for a radius of several miles, Jackson and L. Sk & M. S. train K>ares Hastings 8:IV a. m. arrive. r -Battle Creek Journal. ' IXX) Caro, former Grand Chancellor | Toledo 13 noon, returning -leave Toledo of the Grand Lodge. K. of P. of Mich-. 6;<X)ji m. leave Jackson 7:50 p. m. , igan. was in the city Monday on liusi- I Fare tn Jackson t» cents. Toledo fr-’-l". nees connected' with tbe Endowment Michigan Inter Collegiate Athletic । rank of that order. ' Amui.,|Liinsing. Mich.. June .2 and 3. Mr. Del Bevingtonx who has been at For the above occasion a rate of one work for the BANNER for several fare plus’S.V for the round trip will be I given. Dates of sale June 1 and 2 and ] months left Saturday for Detroit where be has secured a poritiota on an excur­ muring trains reaching Lansing lie- | sion steiuner for the suTnmer. . fore noon June 8. Return limit Jqdu 5 ( I inclusive. ; It is'difficult to cure a oough or free | Barnum dr Baileys Circus at Grand , yourself from tho discomforts of a cold never Rapids. Jnne 20. A rate of <1- 31 for ; nnlew< you move the U’Wels. Bee’s j the round trip will be given which m- Laxative Hpnm’ and Tar acts on the buwels aid drnes all cold out of the eludes admission ticket to the circns system. Them comes - its soothing a of I Date of sale J"110 20- return 1,mU effect and strengthening influence up­ on the throat and lungs. For Croup, I June whooping Cough, Colds, and.all Lung and Bronchial affections, no remedy is equal to the orighml Laxative Honey and Tar. For sale by Fred L. Heath & Carvoth.. •If yonr boy or girl is ham «m hosiery AOU ought to try NOMEND Linen Knee Hosiery. -Ik will save you money. Darning waste ut iti’tue, because Children no sooner gel on the streets when magic like, lhe holes irai’penr. No mystery about NOMEND—just a question of vatu and KiHttiiig - know how. NOMEND JI.Kiery is made by a new method, which splices pure linen onto kjuees, heels ano toe*. Thus they arc imide proof against the roughest wear and tear-that children can poturipiy give them. . . Price, per p’r Price, 1-2 doz. Come in and let fit you to a pair. 5*tra ’art?e Lyelets. Ve«T .Stylish ....... bdi°l?a.Di ,omctfaIaI distinctive, “’aividuaJ, come and see thia oboe uh C. W. CLARKE 4 CO' QUALITY SHOE STORE gbe-I hope Jos wot P°llw “ W*' amr? ®-lnde«l I 1 «*Te “m * eortUil invitation to m«ke bH bouro my home. Card of Thanks. W« wish to thank the many friends who were so kind m ns In the sad bereavement wMcfcSok from us a loved son and brother. We vdah rn make M*clal mwrttoo of the orders Elks. i‘«iu>dElectr!e.al Workers’ of South Rend. ■hJsu- representatives were here to extend every SkrtbU- kindness they could. We appreciate these thlnp wore than we can find words to express. . # (.ojunmia Eatox 25c $1.35 A choice assortment of Linen Embroidered Waists, • beautiful designs, priced from $3.50 to $5.00 LADIES BLACK MERCERIZED D “©11100818 No. 150-10 doiun of this number, all new goods. Good qualities, well made/ The liest style, regular price $1.00. While they last WRIGHT PHOE No. 30. BROS Hastings, Mich, MoneyTalks Many and many time the emergency arises when nothing answers GOLD HARD CASH Accumulate some by placing a portion of your present savings in this bank where it will draw 3 per cent intereslcompounded twice a year. Make your first deposit TO-DAY Our Capital and Surplus is $100,000. Assets over a Half a Million Dollars. Hastings National Bank, ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. that your personal appearance carries tons of weight, in the way people estimate your value in this world? With . . Oxfords College No. 430-Pare Jap* {(taffeta silk, good quality, box pleats in front and back. large legomuttou sleeve, very neat, agood number for £ 1.50 Special MONEY BACK STORE know the jierfect pleasure that comes with wearing pair Latesi No. 179-3'dozen only, pretty white lawn waists, made with narrow and wide box pleats in front, with narrow pleats Id back, very neat and stylish, really worth 81.25, special at 98 cents Mr. and Mr*. Will Shnltora H]M*nt Tuesday with the further’armrenfa in St. John*. SOME MEN Oxford. we do. we do do John Woodruff went to Jack.,., teruay. b„.M o' W n|! ‘lx’”t in tho j'-’elry J. a. Muon wu In Grand ;n,p|d, "'°"re de*“n* “d “”rt- bunday. Miss Ruth Weiasertj went to WoodMilli.h«J e reputation tor honeaty land Monday. LwaiY”7 ’■“‘■'O-OOTt. Ife Prof. W. T. Wallace hlwaja d«» ,n.to heaKrre. to do and >n« word i. as koo.1 „ Kt)lj (hM Rapids Tuesday. Grandma Burch has retamed home •"‘■oh”'” that l„ginnil,g »• iT^y uT6 o’clock * ">■ * from Grand Rapids. will offer bi, entire Mock ot diamonds, Mr. SUwaon ,d BaaBrld la hara’carclocks, jewelry. »erlinB silver >ng for her aon Claude. P. I. Colgrovi- wu in. Grand Bai, Robert Oobutn. ehairg:xl with statu­ ids Monday. ‘ tory rap>. who changiM his pk* to 2 Mrs. T. j. Basil guilty was brought tiefon* Judge Smith ville Monday. yesterday. Sentence wks deferred until Mrs. Wm. Stadell, of_______ Grand Rapids. June 11. | ‘ . visited Hastings friends Monday. Sunday Cyrus Buxt<dh. a pioneer r»-*Mr«. R*>bL Burch went to Grand ident of,Castleton, diejl at hi* tr^me in that township. He wax over 90 years Rapids Monday to visit friends. of age. His funeral occurred yesterday /ift«'rno*ni. ' it Berko, at 15c pe mu The 30th of May Chinle Slnwwn i. jlnwfj improvtaff. Day •hades ? and H’JIflf we H- H. Lewi, i> on the Xk |„L CHAS. KAUFFMAN and J. CAPPS CLOTHING and CROSSETT SHOES we are in a position to make you a winner. »ne C. H. OSBORN �HASTINGS BANNER, JUNK 1. 1905- 8 CARLT0NCeNTER. ■fl! Woodland Department - Tailor-Made If you want a Tailor-Made Suit call and see our catalog You can get anything you want and we can save you money. Suits that we order are cut the same day <iur or­ der reaches our tailoring hotUe. John Bower of Lake Odessa was in , Itor at Ven Overemith’s Sunday. our village Friday on business. Hercie Durkee was ’ the guest of Otto Townsend, rural carrier, on <Castleton friends part of last week. route numlier three luul a runaway one Forrest and Mabie Price of Freeport day last week. The horse Was injured ,called on their grandparents Mr. and Somewhat and the mail wagon comple- Mrs. C. Senter Sunday. teiy wrecked. Geo. Foreman and wife of Baltimore SOFT SHIRTS Our line of Soft Shirts is com­ plete and up to-date in every respect They wear well and fit well. We have them in all styles and colors and can please you. SOFT HATS We have Soft Hats in all stylei, all colors and sizes. Bring your head to our store and we will Ut it. PANTS OVERALLS See our Sox—5c per pair up. J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. StrucK Oil One might infer from readtug the BANNER last J week that 1 had “Struck oil.’'< Well, I haven’t exactlystruck it. but MY PRICES! HAVE. I have cut theC • priceou my 12 cent oil to'1 10 cents Men’s work shirts that formerly sold for 50 cents I have cut to - 45 cents Everyone should take ad­ vantage of these prices. Henry rrqmi > tO/lTS QROVE QENEKriL STORE. Good Printing "When you have Printing printed, and on good pa­ per. Remember the BAN­ when NER you are in LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS . STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITATN8 In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. Our price is reasonable and you have the guarantee that the worh will be well done. Let us have'the next order. BANNER, Hastings. Mich. , ' Sunday »t a tt °°°^” Minnie and Bertie Roush and friend I m co,unty for the past few weeks returned of Hastings attended tho school social i ’ j }( Dont forget the monthly meeting of Friday evening. Mias J>erkun d® M ! the Ladies Aid Society at the home of iIi(B Julia jnuB Barry Dnrr? called on --------— - ,. \ ( ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence next Wednes-1 p. Fuller near the Holmes church , ^!day. Sunday.-. . ___ Mina Elliott is confined to the home i The sc-buol social last Friday evening with the meaaela. well attended. Proceeds |1U which WOODLAND. West woodland. There was born last Friday to Henrv The heavy rain keeps the ground ao and wife a daughter. ' wet that but few farmers have planted Schaibly • any com yet. Fred Durkee was married to Dell JAiucs M. Smith and wife were in iReigler of Freepot last Thursday. Hastings on Friday on legal business. I Isaac Rowley of Hastings was a viai- SUITS ' M-wEUloii who b« b«„ virirink , CW«xh ,nJ < " MABT.N CORNIM. | ' rewira. ♦ > ♦ T I Samuel Leavens who him been quite i wjU go for library books. ill for the past two months is able to be . Mildren’s Day will be observed at up,.and we hope to see him around ■Martin church June 11 instead of won. . Jun, 4 •‘tUd ta tart Mra. Becker of Segtaew i» trailing p»per. Tbe eierelrte wl ««E * her inolber Mra. Elliott. ' 10*' o'clock. Joe Smith while ,»tattag « burn for Altbouw niat Thorn,,>ple lake fell from , the burn, cauwal by the ladder breaking. to tbe ground 1H feet below and rereived a bruieed ehoulder and ankle, i FrBnk Jijchols baa returned from hie trip. w mow4 w, houne onto tbe | WOODLAND EAST WOODLAND, We hear that one' of the former coy>r WMjj this week. | toacbora has been mcnre.1 for the y R B»rnmn of CtJiB Grove extend- 1 visited their parents here Sunday. coming year and will occupy Fred : ■<.lmn.h in Woodland Sunday.. Wm. Lee is much better in health Fleming's houw . ' Mr id Mrs. H. Towns enteriained (since Dr. McIntyre amputated the di­ There seems tn be some misundet Sunfield on Sundaj'. ,sensed toe. a___ >i__ J.. , _standing in regardI tn to the xlntn date Ilf of th® the '; Lewis and Charlie Geiger have gone ;! township school picnic. Thia will 1» I MiM-Orpa Lehman is on the sick list • Mr. and Mra. Royal Myers of Coats , to Detroit to work. . : held on Saturday June 17 at Knowles Grove were guests of Mrs. Sidlie | Fred Baine was at CarltQn Center on j woods and not ns given in other papers, j business \recently. ' Those who were fortnunate enough ' Towns on Friday. Lew, Lydy and wife spent* Sunday ■i to get in their cum are rejoicing, inns ; Mra. Millie Hager has been visiting ; Our high *h-1ukj1 closed for the year with the latter's sister Mrs. Ida Dur- , much as the late wet weather has al friends in Plymouth fora few days । lust Friday. We. understand that Mr. ! . ' '• i,I kee. moat entirely prevented working the past Hammel the Principal has been retain­ Can Sunday ball games be stopped by I ground in any way whatsoever. Mitp Chia Bozlefi ahd Mrs. E. Warren ed for another year. This will be law? attended the County Sunday School j i Robt Traver spent Sunday with his ( pleasant news for the pupils us he has parents at his home near McOmber convention, at Hastings last week. gi ven good sat isfaction. SOUTH WOODLAND. Miw Myrtle Dean of Cheater and The BaccalAureate sermon for our Mrs. Little has coma to make her school house..John O'Cobnor lost a cow last week Lucius Smith of Washington. D. C. . graduating dass was delivered Sunday home with her father S. Shopljcll. were guerts of •!. A. Firth’s on Mon- j that was certainly a winner butter ­ evening by Rev. Lyons at the M. E. George Onions of Jackson is visiting. [ * maker. day. church. \ . at Mr. SbopbeH's. Uncle Peter Covert is again visiting Mrs. M. Warner who has lieen Visit- t The graduating exercises of our high Miss .Alice Miller of Hating* is visit­ ing friends in east Woodland returned ^friends in this vicinity. • school will occur Monday evening at ing her grandmother Mrs. Helmer. do her home in Bath' on WednoMlay. the M. E.. church. Our .school will •। Mrs. Derby and Mrs. W. Helmer Miss Effie Early’s school closed un graduate a class of sixteen this year. I HOLMES CHURCH. : spent Sunday with friends in Hastings. Friday with a pleasant afternoon visit I Quite a number from this vicinity Our merchant. J. N. Covert..was in |I Born, to Willard Dem’dnd and wife l jn the woods. The school children . attended Commencement exercises at Detroit a part of last week, returning [ last Friday a son. ■ presented a fine sewing chair to her. ; on Saturday. ■ I Sherrey Myers horse broke loose last 1 Woodland Monday. Wunder if Miss Etfie is going lu change : B. S. HolVwMtaDrtroU tartvrwk , ........................... ''. Saturday night m in Woodland and ran . There will I* an ice cream social at [ Her occupation? attxmOtaK the K. * A. M. GnuiJ Lodge. | ,hnJ„gh u blr|1 f(mco the home ot Mra. l.bx Darkee loextay M. Lee Sheldon is tin’ proud iHwpwywGeorge Treece tabnilding no addition h„p,, breaking the litlggy ««"taK ............... or of an eighth grade diploma, earned । We are glad — to *be ■ able that to hh new houro on ronlb Main street. ' Atll, tearing the barnraw io w “— w* to report ,h *i >a the state eighth grade examination | j I Theron Au*«|xingh is able to be out , lurid at Charlotte. Alvah Cox is making extensive im-1 pieces. . 1 a‘"“* «-«rl« Aevvv. provements on his house on Thatcher i Children*r.Dnyat thn U. B. ehnn*: »fw'-» The school at Warneri lie closed on M ' * jir. nn<l Mrs. Wm. Parker of the Saturday with a program. Couimis- ji street. . 'neat Sunday evening June 4.■ All iucounty line were the guests of A. J. sioher Ketcham presented 8th grade'-L Jesse Coats of Hastings representing vit«xl to come, Hunt’s people one day last week. . • the BANNER was in onr village a part diplomas to six of tbe pupilg Oliver Ballon took dinner with . of last week enlisting subByribcjra Joseph Mead Sunday. . Glgnna Frasker visited Hattie Bn• Shirley Mj-ers had a disarteruus run- • Since the BANNER has been enlarged tolph Friday. : away on Saturday night. His horse C'harey ^Miller and wife of 'Battle and improved it seems to lie taking a Mrs.' Barnum and Mrs. M. Fuller 1 %-caine frightened and broke loose at I, Creek are spending a few days with boom. — ' attended the Sunday School convention Woodland village, ran home and into a | their daughter M rs. Johnson. Shirley Myers’ horse while hitched in Hastings Wednesday. luirbed wire fence. Tbe horse was one , Otto Townsend our mail man had in front of the barber shop Saturday Married, at.the M. E. parsonage at of n valuable span he hail purchased । the misfortune to have a runaway last evening became scared and ran amuck. Freeport, by the Rev. Duffey, Mr. Fred _______________ __. lately and will _____ be a_Tserious loss if as ; Friday. It smashed up things quite The buggy,was badly wrecked and the Imdly. He lost hirwatch and whetr it Durkee to Miss Delia Rciger The at- badly injured as reported. horse was badly injured, by running it In„ qj, dmaJ lhinj yMT ! been tendont, wm- Mr. Seymour Reigler was found it was spoiled as it had 1 on a barb wire fence. run oyer, but the mail came) out al. HU<1 Mi- Mabie Kenyon both of Fw rf tc„lliw in dm Eekardi dUtricl on Dr. Benson and family entertained rightlort. Congratuation.. Friday. A fine nrogram was rendered relatives from Grand Ledge a few days A. J. Hunt is on the sick list. by the school, and the generous Hdiee STATE ROAD. lust week. s . ■ Mr. and Mra? Glenn Fuller spent Fri- i of the district served dainty refreahPreaching at the church Qn J day in Lake Odessa, the guests of Mr. meats of ice cream and cake. Miss j Charles Shxiner of the County Home visited Woodland friends Monday of this morning. and Mrs. Walter Worltey. Inez recevicd several fine gifts, among Mr. Crook is visiting his brother Matthew. <ere , them an expensive china plate. County , week. George* Foreman and wife of Balti- near Lansing. the guests of W. S. Bamums people Commi.tsioner Ketcham and wife yere Min Gertrude Dobridge of Grand Sunday. among the many guests. He preempted more;township visited Woodland friends Rapids and Miss Ruth Handy of Hw Mr Bni^on o, (hp an «h grade diploma to Waldo GafUnand relatives over^Sunday. ting^visited at Wayne Merrick's last town line and Miw Nellie Cole ot north M‘“ In“ ’‘■huo1 Mra. Chas. Sackett of Grand Ledge Win peap'e buy bread they Grows In FAVOR In Len.w« km j. tut It it CIEU ut m ,w h mt) nj. .Our "SunriBr bread- utre tku limit our uttw';. BECAUSE-lt is made of the best Flour BECAUSE-lt Is clean. BECAUSE-lt is wrapped In oiled paper aa soon as it is baked, Bld kitp wt ill dust <trt. ItaM MM. I, cqtullv popular tod I. In rrw denl„,d b . who h»v. wughl II on«. If you.of onr l‘i«. ( ,k„ £ we know you will be pleewd. Kt CMAM-Mehave the lit, for making loe Cream, and especially eolldt orders for parties and *2.^ occasions. Our Ice Cream Sodas are the best. . Iwra VESTER & CARTER “OriRlnalor,, nor Imlutore" Phone nh. THERE’S The ball game Friday at Vermont­ ville tetwoen the Woodland nine and the Vermontville nine resulted in k. score of 7. to 8 in favor of the Wood-land boys. . . The ball game on our home grounds on Saturday between onr team and the Nashville tium did not pan out, as the Nashville team did not show up. . NO HOME nvmu Wboleeale ud 128 W. State St. That would not be a BETTER mehappifp place by having a piano or ..rgau ft- ., child or grown person who will uot : • . , by having access to music, whether , M,. • (.r or. listener. • A World Without Music Would be a dreary place.. We can help to take-.the glo^m out of any home by putting one of our pianos in. We handle well known makes as Ivers & Pond, Crown Organs and Pianos, star. Schulz, Raymond, Richmond, Price & Tempi..-, The Crown Piano* have .mandolin, harp and zither ain-d’.'-.n, and other attachments, so that you can get music fr.-r • i v n‘. strument you may like best. All of our pianos and oj-gai.-' kn be had In any of the fancy woods. The prices range $225 to $450. You can’t afford to go'on through life denying yourc-lw’ and your children lhe comforts that one of our pianos would bring ><*»• . Renkes# Walldorff PhonVstoref 25; Res. 85 or 90. Pi300S, 0 Tg 2 n S. ooooooocxxxx»ooooooooooooooooooooocxxxxx:<.-,'.‘-.-.'.’.<.:.^-c<Jo CoalCampaignl RIM]AL HO HE PROVIDERS are beginning to T consider the matter.of purchasing .Next Seas­ on's Coal. To all such we take pleasure in announcing that we shall make a specialty of sup­ plying all grades of coal at the lowest market Watch this space for detailed prices and grades. ROWLADER BROS & REISER.j Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. Phone 57. g »ooocxxxx)00oooooooooooooooooooocxxx>coc-3c ? . - x is visiting Woodland friends a few dngns । Carlton were visitors at J. Wickham’s Most everyone attended Decoration stmday. -------------ivi w K lA A N • MORGAN. this week. She also came tu attend Mrs. Early and daughter baYeturo- i., *Mr. ur- ^mneer the graduating execises held at the M. Day exrcises at Hastings. Dancer says says do he wm will complete complete iI Mr. and Mrs. Bower are making 1Tbnraday from Ohio and Indiana loading logslor* at Morgan'in ' huuliniz at Mortran’ in about ahnnt one nnn . / | Our litje of nshiug tackle w» never u»ere romE. chnrch on Monday evening. —[ their home with Mra. Henry Fisher, j wbero were they have l»een attending ^a.v more. plete thau now. Thd fishing season s> on and Ed. Shellhorn and Claude Gates and their daughter, at present. । tho filler reunion. Albert Troutwine and wife were at ' — . . j* p you will want the best. Come and see us whea ladies went to Woodbury on Friday The Sunday School convention was H p Barnum is spending a Lacey last Tuesday the 28dand while you want a ROD, REEL LINE. HOOK, or evening. They put their team out in well represented from this vicinity. wee b W £fb her brother Webster Rogers there the huahand was bitten by a vic■!■-. ..Ji,." । .. lBAITS of any description.. William Martin’s livery stable and «__* —«....,,horse andj ,‘ and ffamily amjjy in Hustings । ious dog. in the hand and arm. We Bert ww, Kinne ,lost _a valuable in Hastings, when they went to hitch their team Mr. and Mra. Roy Smith of Hit-tings kU1 llugs that they succeeded in getting the team colt Monday. BOAT W® have themlceetllDBof BOAT OARS inthv\ A. made of hitched and helped the ladies iu, and • latter • Quite a crowd at the lake Sunday; : were the guests of- the ’s parents OARS w,ect Block-an(* we have priced them very re;»-wably. "«* C0AT8 GROVE. tbe M. C. R. R. train brought quite a tho horses started and ran away throw­ over Sunday. — i—ui ■ can sell them to you cheaper than you can make tl cm. ing the ladies out and hurting them Bernard Smith and wife of Kalama­ * Mrs.. Louisa Kentield and son Frank number. zoo visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. quite severely. Sheridan Sparks and wife were in , of Hastings spent Sunday at Ed ParMrs. Mary Jane Bates who has been Wm. Smith Sunday. Hastings Saturday and Sunday. TACKLE working for Mra. Bowfirs of Castleton Rev. Purdy will preach at the church township for the part yefir. has returned next Sunday. to her home in our village to stay. Mr. Welden Wolfe of Hastings is working and Mrs. Bowers having gone to live for James Townsend on the farm. with their daughter Mrs. Fisher. Te children are preparing a good Frank Clark of Bradford, Ohio, has program for the exercises at the cbruch Ixicn making a short visit at Mr. and next Sunday evening. Mrs. J. L. Smith’s. Mr. Cleffer of Lake Odessa called on Lart week J. A. Abfalter built a friends on Pleasant Ridge Sunday. small boat house on the south side of Mias Lottie Barnum will leave for Jordan lake near Mr. Doty’s landing North Dakota in about* a week. She where he landed hls^new launch Satur­ will work iu the interest of the Loyal day Temperance Legion. Bernice Jordan and wife visited Mr. and Mra Dayton Jordan lart Sunday. Mra. Hannah Smith has gone to Sparta on an extended visit Henry Curtis has been very ill for the past two weeks, but he is gaining very slowly now. -a. Van Simmons is painting Mrs. Smith’s new house in this village. The people in this vicinity cordially invite everybody to attend the band convention held hero June t5. Come early and stay late for there "is a night train leaving here at eleven o’clock. L. Parrot is tearing down and build­ ing over tbe house he purchased from Mra Christina Barnum lart spring. Forest .Iordan has just completed a new fishing boat naming it “Teddy.” Mr. and Mny Willard Jordan were at Hastings last Saturday consulting'with Dr. Lowry about the latter’s eyes. You can apply M»Zan imide, right where the pain is? It is put up in col­ lapsable tubes with nozzle attachment for in trodBeing it. ManZan stops pain instantly and cures all kinds of blind, bleeding, itching riles and protruding. For sale by Fred L. Heath <fc Carvcth. Spring Medicine There is no other season when good nedicine is so much needed as in the Bpring. The blood Is Impure, weak and impoverished—a condition indicated by pimples and other eruptions on the face and body, by deficient vitality, loo of appetite, lack of strength, and want of animation. The Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator A. Bostater and wife visited their GERKEY. son in Hartings the 80th also attended * Our weather isn't helping the corn Decoration M-rvices. crop very much at present. But few Mra. Blanchard was in Morgan Mon­ fanners have their com planted. The day last. ground is very wet and it is almost The masons completed Mrs. Mary : impossible to work thel gound. . Boro, to Henry Schiibley and wife Turner's house the fore part of the * May 20, a girl. Tryphena DeLong has the ma- j Mr. and Mrs. Calkins and children terial ready to reshingle and build a 1 of Nashville visited the latter’s parents new porch on her bouse. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Demary last Satur­ Wm. Fox caught a fine carp. It tip­ day. .’ ped the scales at 23 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Demary and Mr. and Mra, Calkins BALTIMORE. spent Sunday at John Demary’s tn Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hanson visited in Ijike Odessa. Battle Creek over Sunday. Hugh Myes and wife of Clarksville stayed Saturday night at the home of • Mrs. Schoville wts nicely surprised ImI Friday by a party ot friend, who his sister Mrs. Inez Gavitt. School closed last Friday for the sum­ roniiralral tar it wm her birthday and left her wreral nice remembranew. mer vacation. Gao. Clary and family of Hartlnfj, Henry Curtis is on the gain. His two sons Rawson and Iva and daughter visited at Jarno, BryanSunday. Tho Hendcrahott L. A. 8. will bo Addie were with him Sunday. Mr.Swin lost a cow from bloat last entortainod by Mm. Clara Brown on Thursday. Sunday. Mm. Frank gain. Bryans is still on the James Brown has a very sick horse. Make the blood pure, rigorous and j L and W. Raymond. J. Kline, W. rich, create appetite, give vitality, |I Packer and Will Tasker are going from Mire Came Garrison was home to ♦ v... n > ,ii xl « stay over Decoration Day. strength and animation, and cure the Bell to the Citizen phones. E<ldie Newton and wife visited at all eruptions. Have the whole family '.................... Mrs. J. .Myers attended the 8. 8. convention held at Hastings last week. James Brown’s Sunday. begin io take them today. “Hood’s BarsaparUla has been used to ____ a______ ___________ Charles Fuller and wife and children ear family for some time, and always with | of CoataG ove visited at J. Spencers rood results. Last spring I was all run Sunday. down and got a bottle of It, and as usual —__________ ____ __ received great benefit" Miss Bsntae CASTOTLX jb Sores, Stowe, VL 41a tH taut* ef ■ BackiMtbo i. never known to thoee Venom wbotnke «n ocomional dow of ; 1S2T1”'V!due °f lh' ™^n oi>,,liTaV1 ,roni, PiM ««o hue lot® beenvcooRDlaed In tbe treatment of diwMee of the bladder and Iridneya Quo doeo of Finale, will rire relfcf and one botDe wlU cure, /or eale bi Fred L. Henth * Carvoth. y leads them all. Correct style, easily cleaned and we!; o-astructed. We have three and several makes. Call and -•> them. * Call and See file GARLAND MALLEABLE STEEL RANGE. Congratulations. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Iva and Grace Fischer visited the ; laker’s parent* last Sunday. and Pills Hood's Sarsaparilla promlsos to ours and k»«ps th» promls*. I / \ ( I Its thp newest and best made. Fraazars... * * Weissert Bros O H*nlw*r» Otarars. Pt.Mt S3 Th« Tomlinson Lumber Co. ill ■ There was a man in our town, And b# was wondrous wise, He came to see our Lumber, Ahd ft opened Wide his eyes. He saw the big loads leaving Our gates on every side, And every face waa beaming And each heart was full of pride. For the Lumber all was perfect, From the Sheathing to the roof Pine and Hemlock, ALL were perfect. Siding and Shingles water proof. In the scale be found no shortage, So he built a palace grand, Built a boat house and a cottage, Built until he hand no land. Paid his bill without a murmer, . Says he never saw such Lumber; Wants to build another summer, . Says our Lumber Yard's a “Hummer. ik Ui ill Is 1 U* W ' di di di di' Mi .c' �A NEW KIND OF CRIME HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 1. 1905. paper milk bottles. the architect FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Railway Time Tables, 09338494 (Original ) (Oristnat.) ‘>y Gaallght. “This yero case is somep'n new," re­ .JinT n° ”ch buildings Ten yearn ago only profeaslonai pho­ OPM ar, WHI tn,nv„ One or th; I *s In India. The warm climate permits marked j a citizen of Excelsior, a west­ tographers and those -skilled in tbe art U th. dll0>.ul,r J„ trdiitatji to leave a great deal of open ern mining camp. "We've bed trials »»■ were considered competent to take fer .horse stealln*, robbery, mhrder and b.-fOT tt U r.0UR; ^•cv In structures, and thia enables photographs, but tbe camera has now rnth be ..x-omp.tu-1^ putaibiittr o( : them to make designs with that light- been so simplified and so uianj im­ every crime laid down in the diction ­ J^s All Over (face and Body nras which causes the buildings to reprovements made to it that with a lit­ ary. but this yere crime—dlvorco-bea ■Prraains lutoton. Effort, to wun, ■embie the abodes nf fairyland. . tle practice and experimentation any in­ Could Not T What She Looked never come np before." L*"1<>' milk There was once an Indian king who telligent person can take pictures. This Uv.e.berwtofon‘ unaucUke-tatx to Sleep—Grew i "They say Cy Wharton's goln* t* her was ambitious to excej ail other kings a lawyer from Frisco.” ' obtain ’ IUU1U,J’ bec»bw of failure to In the beauty of his patera. He there­ simplification has brought Hie camera wltlihi the reach ot all. which accounts I “Y- Jau't me.u -tl Wbaf,, Im, g,in. SuLr. “lb,[aclory -UbstitULe. lie. Worse Under Doctors. fore called upon all the architects of hie for the large Increase in the number ; to do Hint for? Pro be»n ihlukln’ vent Investigation* by Dr v n , kingdom for designs, offering n priie so now In use. Tnktag tbe picture Is. of I Cj"» pot treatin' bl, wifi, r.'r, and PhiladriX ’Mtartmeur; | des Ira ble that It could not fall to stlrn-! course, only tbe first stage In photog­ ; now I’m sure,of’t” * The lawyer. Mr. Homer. Hobson, a “«t at last a very acceptable container | Ulate some mighty effort of genius. Tho raphy, and tbe more difficult parts of king had but one child, a daughter. He j developing the negative and the print­ young man employed by a reputable 1,1 w“»‘ fftve out tlmfr the successful competitor I ing are not so easy. As few people j Lu.v-tlnn, was sent out to conduct the , « elriKl.. wrV|c. pg,*,. mnk should have his daughter to. wife and have the leisure time during the-.day, ra,,. ober : cam* df Wharton versus Wharton, (be I It l» raodr of I-m feign with her after bta own death. : i when the sun is shining, to print, from | firm supposing that regular court would , Mtx-r. oiule In .hop,. t„ fnailtot. n„t. Now, there was a young architect at their negatives, they have to resort to be held When Mr. Hobsou arrived he UK. oud With on loKonluu, tucking ... the capital. Abdul Keriqi. He had been gaslight Holding the printing frame i the icriowing to ~nta th. u,Xn Agntefu. was somewhat disappointed to find employed to rebuild a wing of the pal­ up *to *' tbe " • jg rather tiresome. of thd^c'nilw<'f ’lio bonk- l« lt» wturaletter, tells o.’. i that Judge Lynch was on the bench. I J? ace containing the prin.-raa' apartlira: •V.’hcn with pnmltlu by hrton dh™a k, ■ It was tt>Q late to withdraw, and he j tlon ™euts, an<l the two hud met and lotod. wm .oMt.,,,,-. „< 2,l cnfhs cld her proceeded to attend to Wharton's Inter­ then bnju.,1. Thu styrllu™ the boW. Abdul Kerim, ou hearing of* the prire ’.umpr, I took esto n.4 Unit bo-could. ’Mrs. Wharton jiia broke r.i offered, was overjoyed and set to work, prrtrhht th.- mIik Jn .... > sjii-F it-was was the pnly woman In court, n very i and ““‘''■•tbll-tv.t.r ,JXS with high hoja* to make a design that goo<l looking ix-rson. with an honest would give him the girl he loved; Three She »raM no Uwy«-. , ” „ ' ‘ 'J'T,* 0 ,, ‘ ," e For .hip ­ w -etting worse ; cuuntrnanre. t". years were given in which to band in — -____________________ bo(tl« „rr pnrk-t |„ entire sympathy of evdra-vvlugs, nnd during these three years ard body 1 for. she hid the--------tlm-c turn. 1-,-taR .Mnlcd lnr, Abdul workixl night and day designing sod hrae ■ ery one present. Mr. Hobson called I* 2!'" ,W2 Tl,c IM' ar" 'll"° P'« up In throwing away his work, starting Tn wha'. site •the tlrsr; witness far the * plahitia, •vver had a ; Ulmrto!j> partner, Tom Clough, and BfkUrlolosle t„:s again, till nt the explratipti of half tho »it, ..npi-l- iMtti™ t.x„«11„E1y allott.il time he had produced a plan !:ci»g eaten 1 proetNHledjlo examine him. ' Wli.re were you on the night of the sattafaetbry. As received from thkinan- that satisfied him. Then be occupied ; nld not ufactory pone was- found to contain the remaining half in |H«rft*cting it 10th of June?" mlcnxwdanlsms. Chvid bottlwi were Stlmulat.xl by.love, he evolved a struc­ “Walklit down by tbe creek.” v got "Statu ivlint you saw on that occa­ sent tu several dairies near Plfiladel ' ture Which when built would fnr ex­ nhln. a gins,-. b >ttle and a p.-q.cr bottle ceed anything of its kind In India. sion." i • When tlie king saw the design he th i. Dint. _* v defemlunt nnd the co­ nt each lichig tlllwl from tho «am<- |»t of milk. When recelvwl at the bureau, was delighted. But tn- had never in­ CLAMPS a change ' resp-indent"— bracket. ’ See here. Tom Clough.” \he Judge the glnst .bottira Invariably showed tended to k<s?p bls word by giving his another being the uncerSlight lesikage around tho caps; the pa- daugtn.T to the successful competitor' talnty as to taWTrudteil. "yon been talkin’ to tho an equal amount I»cr itottlus did not. in everv Insram-e and uuw truinjHMl up a c|«:irgv ns an uf light lawyer." to nil part* of tbe tbe milk Jn the paper botth*' c mtahivd i "How <id you know?' asked Clough, fewer teutw'a than dM that In th- i ex<-use for not doing so. He accused frame. Atslul Kerim of being In (engm> with A New York patented the nut Is-ing >ure whether or no he had a glass bottle, the nvor&re being ;i finirtl; a conspiracy against the government ;ly simple :.n£>useful attachright t<» dd so. n< “Whht's ‘a ran^pondent?" asked the ■ ns many as in the hittf-r. Certith d mi|’: ; dijM-uvervd at the time and throw him ment for gaslight printing of negatives In the paper bottkw kept sweet two Into prison. ‘ ’ shown In the 11 lustra judge to tijy blip. days longer than that ln glass bottle*.- 1 When tlie princ<-.-.M heard of this she tlun. It can In atincited tu any gas ’The wotign In the. case." American Medicine. was Inconsolable. She sent one of the Jet,, and any “ make one. "All right. g<> on. Reckon y’ know women to the prison where her lover The holder for the printing more niwtif law than I thought.”. was <ivnfln«d, who. by bribing the ranged an arm. this SAFETY OIL LAMP. i "Waal. I seen them two slttln' ou a guan!., v as permittod to enter and ran- arm having a In one end ■ rock, with their arms around each othsob- him l.y assuring him of her mis­ to fasten it to the other tress' unalterable love. Kerim told end of the arm inn Is a longitudinal slot, •See anything morel*’ through which Tho ImprineuMHit* mnde in the m«u ch the ladder. slldps, slidpj, with ner of burning gas. tbe widely Increas­ good d;ovt5 that tin? king would be means for rtemplng th? holder at a "JiMlge." Mr. Hobsou explained. "It's ed use of acetylene rfhd the ulmoxt forced. t > k*« -p to bls agreement. be­ desired ou the ' ‘-ustanmry for the plaintiffs attorney general adaption of dretHclty m «tu to cause an architect Is the be«t person to arm. I’rovislun is intuit­ for printing to examine Ids own witnesses," taw little effect on the |*on4umption «f- superintend bl* own plana, and be frames; uf different slzcj<. a spring in -------"D'y’ mean to say," replied the judge. coal oil. The use <if this seem* to be believed he would sobner or Inter bo the bolder in Ider holding t3io frame-rigidly frai ‘ scowling, "that you Inteml to *nof*ullze mure' general thnu vverTJbspIte the dis­ called upon to build tlx* pnlnre. thlii attachment a * place. By tlie , all the witnesses In this yere caseY' ----..... ... was in the .» kingdom m.a quarry ; guud print is assured. a* the negatives advantages ,njuuf<-ttxl with it. Ono tit , Titer*•9i»4*r 1 * riH* H,tonu*y attempted to explain, > rhe greatest of tl-.rac H tbe frequeut of ston6, tlnti-d like die opal, which “,n 1h> fldJ‘"ded In powtion to secure but the raurt would not listen "Call filling of the lamp, which I* usually 3 .when isrllshM bad a beautiful, Iridra’• the first witness fer tlie ill treated worn- dally ope**ati‘»n. and It Is nlwnys 1: cent effect. It had long beeu r«-«u?rvc.*(l j tlon*.—New e. j nn.” he cried, rapping with a‘ .billet of matter nf gnn.1 fortune rather than by the king for tf|6 new palaci*. Great < .iris-wood ou tbe pine—table before him. c<kh1 Judgment if tbe ianip receptacle is care wns to bi* taken In getting out the BRICKS WITHOUT STRAW. vv.ri-lYbe witness was the coresixindent. not overflowed. - In order tu make-the stone and shaping It Into tbe Individ­ "-i. John Root. He was directed by flje. ,01m filling lost r.s long as possilrif*. tiw ual parts which were to make up tbe ■ th?- 1 JudS1* to tell what lie knew about the ■ temptation to fill the bowl to tnKiif- palace, for there was but enough of It Tbe Israelites of i>ld' need- not have i:»- j cas-. ? most Is very strdug. and In nines rn ---*' to make one trach budding, and if any i "On the night of the loth o’ June," out of ten this results in disaster. The serious blunder were made by which It worritxl about the Item of straw as u i he .raid. "I was a-walklu' down by tbe oil overflows, soliltjg the bauds of the • should became neceasary to ujm* other material for brickmiking If tls^y had j creek and I set*n Tom Clough slttln' on operator ujid everything which happens stone rhe king's iioftes would l>c blast­ only made iicquaUiCaiira, accidentally or otherwise, with what is today the a rock wlthY’y Wharton's wife. He to be Dear. . ed. Among K»*rim’« plans were n de­ newest invention in this line of fndus. was a-trying' to kiss her, but she give The object of n recent invention Is to' scription and diagram of every stone to try—namely, rhe bo railed •’sand brick." i him a slap In the jaw." , tTverv'bmv this by a little contrivance be used In the construction, and the composed of mt nd and lime. First Im ; "Your honor,” grutested the lawyer. king decided that It would lie safer to portatious uf these bricks are now 'ghls Is Inadmissible. Ib a case of . get out the material and shape each reaching tills country from Germany.' crltu con”— stone in accordance with tilts dracrip-',sand they jHMsras such advantages in tlon After all bad' been hewn It would ' | "This ain't no case o’ crim con; It’s , respect of cheapness and durability a divorce case,” snapis-d the Judge. . be a simple matter to 'set tb»-m up in that they are eure before Jong to come The lawyer gave it up and sat down.' place. But the king was desirous of Into widespread use. I Tlie Judge finished bls remarks. "I having the work superintended by the Tbe rodite for unking them is simple designer of the ^building, and Indeed enough. They are 04 pec cent sand and • don't set* why John Root's word ain’t this was the only safe plan. He sent 0 per cent lime, and these ingredients, : as g «*l an Tom Clough’s. Cy Wharton. a7messeuger to Abdul Kerim in prison being thoroughly mixed together by a what you got t* say agin yojir wife?” to say that If he would accept the-posi­ puddling process, are thereby combin­ ------"I object," said the lawyer, starting tion and see that -the building was ed Into a semifluid tanterinl, which Is up. : ! erectAl in noconlance with bls plans-' poured iUtd molds. After- hardening "Waal, you Jtat keep,qn objectin'." re­ plied ihe judge, drawing a revolver he would pardon him for his alleged and coming out of the molds rite bricks part iu the conspiracy and give -him a thus formed are exposed for four hours r-ij., ., from his- belt and laying it on the th,“' table. ■ ' hnn<!snino sum besldra. to lire steam, which completes tbe proc­ . Kerim could do nothing but consent ess of ma nufairfare. I*-. \ "Now, Wharton," cried The lawyer, ' • to tho agreement. He was placed in . T. , ••remember .you are not obliged to say The bricks are exceedingly hard and charge of the work, and as every stone' so tough that; It is scarcely possible to it- r.-r anything to crlmraate yourself." came from the qunrry and was shaped hammer them to pieces.—Philadelphia •: I “Nut bhilged to say anything tocrlmift was marked In accordance with ,a Poet. • ’' ‘ nate bisself!" roared the jfidge. "Bee ' fEm’HULE UN OIL LAMP BOWL. system, devised l>y- Kerim himself. Dur­ ' here, young feller, you may know a lot about law, bin nut as It Is prac- placed In Mo top of the receptacle by ing tills time l.e was at liberty and was , The new 4kpl6slve, vlquorite. has It ran readily be determined . not even wntclw*!. for no .one knew of । ticed in Excetefor. Tie- yvltness 1.4 whlch . sworn to toll the truth and the bull .- when the line of the oil In is-arlng »->o , any n*ason why he should wish to es­ been given a wood trial In Munich and has .proved entirely satisfactory. cape or fuil'to do.bls work to the best __ Z_.. . — I-/. , a \ efl'irt to do tl S .truth. What. y- pot to say to that '• Cy overflow point. The explosive was shown to have such 1 Wharton, is tills a; put up jqbsgin yottr Mine thing by means of a small pl' ••• of hl< ability At Inst the stones which force that shells Iu.which it was used• •werv s t:coinlJose the building were fin ­ of plain glass In the top of the btfwi re ■ sufferin' wife or hot?" ' iRbed**, the quarry meanwhile having were absolutely pulverized. With a | notice i ’ "Waid, Judge." 'replied the plaintiff. suited In the demonstration of the fact stronger.envelope thnu that now used ; 'r’!iw with u hangdog lt>ok. "I been thinkin’ that this did uot quite fill the (^mand. tps-n exhausted. Then Kerim astunfebns it seemed to be imp-Hsibie tu deter- | -ed the king by refusing to superintend in the German army Jt 1k believed this ‘ j©' maybe it’s a put up Job.” j mine just where the level of the oil i flic erection of Jhi-’pulnce. His majes­ discovery will take the place of lyd- । '•«, » "Who pqt it upf ty was al tout to order the architect’? dlte. Although tho cucupieTe compost- 1 ■ - #i ff-1 "WanI judge. I fonn’ a letter this ’was •until Its edge passM* along, over tlon of vlquorite Is notcknown, it hits ! lived t jClough, ...v . ,e. This was geiu.Tnlly too stricken off when It occurred to '■ifmornln’ from tuy pardnor, Tom , the glass pane ascertained that nmmonla plays 1 to my wife beggln' her to run away ' |a(P t«> present damage. The Improved him that he must first get the marking been a large pkfTIh it ) with him. Reckon he’s got the nn- arrangement consists of a piece of plafi- of the stones. So he scut to Kerim for swer Ef she consented she’s guilty Of somewhat prism, shape Inserted '-•• It. Kerim n-pliotl that lie did-not have It. Tlien.tlio king ordered him to pro- ' o’ tbte yere crime nnd not me. Ef she ; the top of the reservoir, and with one duce It on pain of instant death. Kerlni ! An automatic fire, escape has been 1 i portion extending ------down ■IMn't I’m th. irultty om,” --- into the oil Invented by S. A. .Rrams nnd Eugene ; u*.; cock­ Thus It 1< possible to tell as soon ns refuRtl. The king was in n quandary. Deruntz of St. Loute. The runchlnf, ' •Toni Cloagh." said tbe-wu Judge, , Unless he could get the marking from that ing his revolver, ”•the U. court wants — -­ | the oil reaches the lower part of the tbe architect the palace could not be the Inventors claim. Is automatic In »tter ”” ■ glass extension, and the exact level of letter. ' built. He directed Kerim to be brought every respect It ta n steel basket into Clough nesuaieu; hesitated; buL oil can -besrai: and Ciougu uut, unfortunately uuw^uuu^-j ' the v*» -----------— - followed ns . it .. to him and accused him ot bad faith ( which the occupant of a room jumps for him, be had tlie letter la his pocket . rises toward tbe inlet through whiuh it In breaking hls agrcemcht, whereupon in cbhc of fire. The weight of the>oc। duly verified und knew he would be searched. He ta being filled.. Karim reminded the king that his maj­ cupant causes the machine to swing '»• ‘I- p»ay,--------- ■ •tatv may lx: bad no choice but to produce It The , esty had first broken his agreement from the window and descend slowly to ‘ court scanne<l It then read it aloud: a motor strirh. ______ the ground. When it is relieved, of । A striking example of the rapid prog­ and stoutly refused to go any further ”1 want you to- understand that there with the work except' ou the original tbe weight of the occupant it returns f-iay. the i«h motor transportation exhibited ' ’ ’• -l-x k H> too ain't no use your foolin’ round me no i ress of --------. । terms. Then the king ordered him put to the window for another passenger. •* S-vr.i< of said longer. I love my husband and children ‘ at the the roccnt recent automobile automobile show show Iu Mada l-w mum<j» , too well to have any use fer a galoot Mka , toon ------Square Garden, New York «-ltv dty. : to thd torture to extort what was nec­ ' essary, but directed that his life should you." । was that-of the motor sleigh. This is A new horseshoe has been devised .!'. lhe Pruoate Tbe Jury, without retiring, found a Stbe Invention of a prominent Boston not i« rlsk«L Kerim was tortured till . in cuunty. ! It was plain he would die if the torture which should prove n boon to tbe beast who umu has «» n bent •for mev-imnlca why the jiraj-f-r xerdlet as follows. I। lawyer l(1xvyer wdu — -----1 Of burden which has "to travel slippery And it I? "In this yere crime o’ divorce neither iMX1y of the sleigh and ! were continued. streets. The shoe is provided with j I"Vt she notice - ------------------------- — ------- ^m. —£ the ^iu|,d „ lh(, pnMdnx I It-was now plain that, the king must ■I v-t ite, of :t>e husband nor wife lies been found crim­ adjustable calka, cheap, easily removed -I the hearths inal. The real criminal is Tom Clough, term »nd M th. l.,»-.-ren.l of«eh or [ either giro up hla palace or fulfill his | nnd interchangeable, nnd upon them i US' tirdet tube I condition. He sent for his daughter , a tiew»- who put up the job. Tbe verdlc’ of tho | the,,- or. «bo«> will, brood »0T«<ed aomes most uf the wear and tear, the •i> bcld couuty of jury i.q thot Tom Clough is a Infernal I tnew All tlio,o Oro oonoortftl " I’11 I and told her of tbe situation; She con­ Uiioe itself being thus preserved. The ; three ■iiit-cr-t-dve ' fessed that she and Kerim had secretly mink rloifw. ronnertlrar rod, tnscal’. nnd Excelsior bes nd more use i,loved each other and anld that it was j ealks are said to cost only 4C cent* for I and otbM-tbln^ known toill,o fer him." ‘this love which had produced the won- a set of four,, and when they get 1 ’ fi chair. -Toro Cloagh." said the Judge, "the fnokerr. of nutotuol>n<«. The oliooo nr. binnted all the driver has to do is to , I derful design. sentence of the court 1s tbet any one | «rranS'-<l «• porinlt of ,o.-i«tlns. [ Then the king saw that to obtain the t remove them nnd put in a fresh sec guilty ora crime-tbet separates bus­ -W>G CQaIMB. I palace he coveted, built of the beauchib/ ban' and wife dnd makes little chil ­ »U*y.M, . Self contr'l or W™ loreblI' tb< tlful. Iridescent opal stone, he must • The ordinary burglar steam is Ila- . • ,‘l in u order of the dren to suffer, whether ft’s the bus­ keep to bls agreement. He satisfied the ; rty Larry. made ou May ,’~Lwob> four ban', the wife, the wonban In the case life ttwir To unJrr»«n<l bow «o relnx architect that be would do so by a pub- ble to be thrown out of action by cut- ■ " • <-*01 for credit­ or the corespondent, had better git up I lie declaration, and tbe palace was | ting of the wires. In the new wireless ’ WM the estate nnd git out o' Excelsior. <!th twenty,-im county. do­ ’ built. Rut the wicked king was pun­ systemEnglish makers any tamper­ 1.W.-MT » “ ““S' Ished for bin djuplldty. for be died just | ing with S\Mfe puts In action a small o' I*1 I11111 ‘b'evased four hours to sell out Sand settle up„t rttattUon. »« nr. blM »1 • \ •,'-‘!*'«mcclnthe city D’ye hear?" ; as th<* work was/flnlsbcd. and it was I transmitter, which omits Hertzian The convicted man slunk away, and ,'J^S 1XU l"l»x»tlon.L»' round m j the architect who as king took poasoa- | waves.sufficient to operate coherer,con­ •‘«l *'”1 a’Jmraore. oo next.and that trolled alarms in any part of tbe bond­ •<» JIV? • \u'ald Court. on the husband and wife left the court­ ™ FIX1BSNCE ETHEL CBOSBY. : ing. room hand In band, the husband smil­ 7 l’L A. IL, 1803. ing, the wife shedding happy tears. LENA M. BROOKSM. Mack. Jtrire at Probate Michigan Central • la effect Oct. O. IBM Central Standard Time. EASTWARD NO. 110 7:00 Delton Cloverdale Shultz • Hastings Coau Grove Woodland LrWuodtKigr It CURED BY CUTiCURA IN ONE MONTH ■ S:KS-AH 3 »;a a jo t 9:10 5:17 1 5:00 I 8:35 4:45 11: 8:30 4:35 11 8:73 4:30 11 WESTWARD Lansing- ’ 5:35 .. Grand Rapids 7:10...... am . W.J. Kkalbt. G.P. Chicago. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, KNAITEN, Attorneys. 7- Michigan Trust Co. Buhdipg, Gr'aud Hapldg. Michigan. THOMAS * PKl'OIi. c.h t.oma. Attorneys at Law. L. B. phyou. 'OOiCM over BJuUngx City Bank. C I GKUVK & rurVTRK. Attorneys at Law, i&ucreiMmni to Philip T. Goigrove) - — IU L’nlra, ttloyk, HmUo*b. PracUora J *n the omuls ot ths state.• A. KEN ASTON, Attornc) at Law. Otr: J_S. Goodyear A Co., were. ■.. • |M» ta XJ1 entirtk nf tbe auto Collection* kUrnrted to. J. M. SMITH. Attorney at Law, • Woodland, Micb. ■ All business given prompt and careful attention. Collectioos a specialty. K. WILLISON. D. D. M. . Hastlnga. Mien D y. i.UWitY. Htatiura. Miro. ’ “Pytkdo °n hand, . H. A. AC) H. HARBER, ■ * Phvsloan* and .Spnn-uns. *hs In cltv or county responded to win rrotnjH3*»«. day or sight; F. R. TIMMERMAN Huunspathte Physician and SurOffice cor. Jefferson, aud Center Greets ’ A HANLON. M. D., “ Physician and Surgeon. __________ M tddlevllte, Mich R. XL GALLACHER, ]’lhyirlciai) and Surpecti. Duwllng, JMpch. Office bouts J2 to 2 p. m. arid 7 taB p.m. Telephone at Hctue Day ar .Night. SURVEYOR. WALTER HEATH, BARRY COUNTY Lrveyob, Braidenee on Sec. 4.-RrntrievniIs. Port Office nddresw Dorter. Mich., it. E. D. J BUSINESS DIRECTORY. P. A. SHELDON Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Money to loan ou Real EaUte. Krai Esttaie sold on cofumlitlon. Oniral cunVeraoi-tng. flavins a coiuplctr wl of Abstract fkokn. compiled front U>«- Record*, can furnish complete Abstract- HORSE SHOEING ----- SEE----- ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY RIGS.. We have several first claw rigs in connection with our Jefferson Street Feed Bam. Your patronage solicited. — I give especial- attention to borsra that interfere in travelling. Am now shoeing some of theilit-Ht horsra in Barry comity, and would like to shoe years. W. J. FLEMING, First door east ot Iirtck Karn, i , DAN LAKE CIGARS We hsve a full line-of CIGARS. PIPES an4 TODACCO. TM» t» the oldest exclusive Cltar scon- in tbe city and we carry all lhe best brands.- A. PARKER & SON. NORTHROP KING 4 CO’S Sterling Northern grown tested CARDEN SEEDS of Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. I A FATON ruo5E SoMleh. - A L.rt. Lrt I \_/l>, RaMlnr-i. 12U N. Creek Street. THE OLD RELIABLE HORSE SHOER. Shop on Court Street, just east of Jefferson st. TOR JI IkJLJ for fcoYS. at handling ,MEN-S and See niy line before bujing. -Re|>a!rlug neatly and promptly dour, PHILIP LUTZ. Second door south of Fostoffice. RUGS J rugs MDd 76c By sending One Hundred pounds of carpets, I will pay freight bath ways. Write m* your wants, letters profoptiy ans- SUBSCRIBE ----- FDR TH E------ BANNER” A^L BUNNELL, UNDERWEAR . "7 "7 11UI ■ THAT'S Washed dean and sweet. W Mhed with the trnresl soap and put through FIVE waters. Phone 243. frame is ar­ ——————---------' Wm. H. STEBBINS, Licensed Embalmer and FuneraLDirector. Koom« “J'rt «o Christinas' Phosograph * Stndlo. Residence 3W Court'gnit. Al! calls promptly attended, day or night. Qtlxens Phene. Res. 6e: Otllce 76. / U/UY ■ "Ill The American Laundry- W. J. Stlrt, Prop.. ........ . The BEST 5 CENT Cigar • I TRY IT ._______ TRY IT i|n HUi -7-7 S t l Get Your Year's Reading: NOW! I For tbe convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers at * one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, can-get 4 the Banner and any one of the following for one year in advance. " 1 follows: Detroit Daily Free Press................................ $3 OS* Detroit Daily Journal................ .................... 3 03* Grand Rapids Herald.................................. .. 3 05* Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal 75 Detroit Free Press Farm and Livestock 33 Journal.............................................. ..................... ..... Banner arid Michigan Farmer 60 Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean 73 Banner and New York Tribune Fanner 30 *To those living on Rural Routes, only. Banner Banner Banner Banner Banner and and and and and These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Hanner patrons. If there la any paper or magazine not on the above list on which we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than $1.00 whether ta combination or alone. All special prices are made on the other papers In the combination. j + 4 + �HASTINGS BANNER. JCNE 1. 1905. Uun 1 l\lWn i./snr SIMPLE ARITHMETIC ta : aervons prostration. Overwork never ----------- ? cansed any man to break down. It ia > (-Anne SPONDENCE. .iiir,, ‘he nvwindulgmicA sometime. CUKKEOt'Ol'’Lmi'lvii III I IVl IV LI T L YANKEE SPRINGS. Delayed letter Lewi, Mullen i> tbe gneatol Mend, J DehMtab. .Standing Uta Sunday. The Cle,eland B,, suilion' School convention at Hmxlngi. ta« A,-,-m. week have no can*.- tu complain of the vQllSOrX N 0. 40 reception they received. The ladies of ■ “ " near Jackson. > that tz>wn entertained them in * *plen--j R F. Norris and wife were guests of diJ mium<.r. friends in Hastings Sunday. , । QUIMBY. , Ju William, and wife were mdled Eighth grade exercises will be held at J toWayland Sunday by the aenuu. ill­ tho hall on thia week Friday evening. r.era f*ss of ox their tneir daughter u«uftn«. .Ira. —• — -—r— .... ... The annual Kbool picnic ot Yankee Everybody invited. and Two Quart* of Oil. He Mnr Erreet Farr .pent itat week u ou ’ 5 held at School closed last Friday with a used ail the paint and all the oil visiting her mother. , llno, f4im makin^-ene gallon of paint. It m i i t ,’ Streeter s lai landing, Gun lake, Friday picnic dinner. Quite a large crowd Cfi*t him all to|d$1.15 Eli Doster hits gone tu <Clevelaml lor ( : was present, and a nice time enjoyed . JIU1C V. A frlrnU of CM.* man txiuzht one quart . II Walter Johnaon and.... — all. .11 Tl-a tarelvzw.l presented Afisb an indefinite stay. Mid-1 a. by The school Mira j of * READY ro-UHE p»lnt, nitb which familj ofr ,»*1 . Mr. and Mra. Harrison Brownell of I no more oil could be mixed, ud for tbe ' dierille spent Sunday at A. J Poter'a. Warner with a beautiful pi<-ture. We ! quut he paid *5c. or at the rate of. per Plainwell spent Sunday in the neighsallou,............................. j............ gl.BO ■ regret to loae Mira Warner, hh we have In actual teat the L. & M. Paint weut IRVING. i excellent school for the last two liorhood. 1 .1 further than' tbe qttier and lhe friend ezMrs. Alvah Berry of Grand » Kapids j yt.nrK . prmed bls »urpn»e that there wa» »uch 1 Doster Band Boyw have ordered their , --------------------a difference tn paints. W ill make the .« ■;< uniforms and expect to be in readme** .visited her parpnt* Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. | Mra. C. 8. Holbrook is sending a " H. Th*- obove wa» ao actual occurrence. i Over Indulgence. So Says SPENCE’S BARN. iie«h Total to play/fpr Dccurationh Day exercise* Benton part of last week, returning ’ few days with Mra. Elsie Gxstclein. 66. Opera House. Consort i- n I Dr. Ostrander. at Marti n. j to-day p stallion. IrtV hands hiy\ I RemcmlxW tbe L. A. S. to be with strohg breeder. If you have any painting to be done, it • Mra. C. R. Honeywell and Emma I a R. Chalmers went U> Hastings Dr. Ostrander, of the Michigan Asy, Mrs. Will Bidelman; everyone Wel­ ‘Win pty you to call and -w me. *h» insure standing colt;*. . $|0 ! lum for the insane, declared that over- ; Doster took in the Sunday excursion to Monday on business. Ask him if it lcome and enjoy a good time anddinr. Jackson last Sunday. ! rained any. indulgence in liquor is not such a large . ner as welt cause of human misery as are other j j Mire Nellie Chandler clotad » very I The tanueri ground In-tajg Prescripiious prepared aa If for jnaxiuier ciowu <* , — ......... Miss Sarah Daley lywnt Sunday with REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. j; forms of intempqrnn.ee—notably tobacco i teaching 1n the .Warner their com planted. Tbe wet weather | the Doctor’s ewn use. Owner and her brother Bert at this place. successful year --- -----------. . ftiDOT,, ; nn<l intemperate eating. Dr. Ostrander j HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. .. . . ' afternoon. _ _ VltTW • Manager. district last Friday Tbe.' hln.XreWtal hindered some. j. ’. tM Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Scott McIntosh spent delivered a lecture in the Baptist I WARRANTY DEEDS* Sign of the Elephant. children of the school prepared a fine I H. Norton of Baltimore was in IrvSunday in Kalama ‘ ® Church, of Kalamaxoo. WedneMday Addie C.- Busby to A. George program, uecuroicu decorated the school bonne jug last Friday calling on old! neigh1program, *«»«? ««w« “ night on insanity. Among other exCarter, S*4 lots 94:1 and M4. .. , . t ’ with flowers and vine* and. the ladies 1 bofs and frient.s. HIGH BANK. celtent thing* belaid: . % ‘City*? ..i of ihe district appeared at' the school > THE PREFERRED J few iMople. " bo continued, 'knuw u(on o Curr l(, .The flood gates <>i>ened Agnin this । house from i I a. ift. until noon with | PARMELEE. * how to live y.rop&Ty. • For instance, 1 -• ..... • morning to give us a fresh supply of Bradley. Lots 18, 14 and 15. ; tareketa pail- etc. and when dinner I < . attended a lecture some time ago in water. Woodland 500 00 time arrived « fine ‘picnic dinner with j ASSOCIA TION ; a " t0-‘k 0,0 l-l*" 01 < the New York College of Physicians The carpenter* have Harry Ham--; cake and ice cream was found to be .the | 4 9OnK M ' FLINT, MICHICA-. * Heirs of- Aaron Stevens to .nJ 'mU. A very I rn»cl.i..g at the M. E. chnrrt Stanley. mend’s barn nearly enclosed.. • and Surgeons. Hardly was the lecture Good fresh fruit. Call and get Clarance M. Davis, W> ac Sec ' contents of luwkets and pails. A verv ‘ « finisheil when three hundred lucifer some of them. ■I^rtwl bv all. Mie. ' Mr I,bil1 > ’ “ 1W , Have Come to Stay 81, Johnstown 2000 00 enjoyable time is rcpMii^* «... Nearly everyone in this vicinity has . ‘ < matches were struck at once, three InneM «Mt I Nelle will teach the Calkins school wan* preach a fune their com planted. 1 am going to make it an object „j hundred cigarettes were lighted and Samuel Been* to \\ m. P: Kelley 460 tMJ' itext year. j Broughton, brother of JIra. O. for every peison In this vicinity « • t , ,, /• , -Ray Frernntn and wife of Dowling ' « three hundred pale, muddy-faced yonng to ac Sec. 1, Barry ................ Reserve to trade ai my store, and have rale, bee. i, ... . , • , ‘ A. Ca-rpenter. returned to his norne in spent Sunday at James Freeman's. arranged it no that all can get a * men. nil medical students, went out Sarah Z. Lamb to Forest E. . ; Mire Irene Warner >a .tudvuig the art v„j rait„. Inlj.. Muudav. . required by IrttK. DljPOSlTn) Handsome Dinner Set absolutely « inhaling the smoke. \ Later I watched Jordan, Lots Village Wood ­ with the State® treasurer to UaudBolne I tlir Mnok».xLator i Mrs. A. Edmonds attended church at of photography in Kalamazoo at pre>' ■ • 1000 lM>. sent -I David Perault was in Grand Rapids guarantee the payment ut । Dowling Sunday afternoon. ' “ some of tbeae same yonng men irt the i land................ j............. i...... .. Mr. Floyd Cullison went to Toledo j restaurants and I noticed that moat of ALL JUST CLAIMS Children's Day will be held a the U.-' Mr. and Mra.! Mason CUne wrre the j PROBATE COURT. • them ordered the most indigestible or. the Sunday exetirvsion last Sunday. ■ B. church Sunday June 11. AU of’whidh are paid a? guests of their daughter Mra. Corwin • IT WON’T COST YOU A CENT < 1 stuff possible. And mind von. they . Estate of Samuel Weeks, no claims There will be Decoration exercises at Sc.rtt of Grand iJtapids Thurtdiy and Mnc-A. E drnonds will start for I-ans for the dishes. It won't cost you -1 were all studying to be physicians, presented or udlowed. Prairieville n week from Tuesday. Friday. for her I anything find out about it. | sing Saturday to help care J • j that they might tell people how to live ’ Estate of Catherine Murdock (leH. B. PROCTOR . Warner Sunday school is prejiaring Srpnk Pannajlee started Saturday for mother a few weeks. « ' and to get well. ' ceased, proof of will filed, order admitt- 1 a program for’Children's Day exercises. Ghx-Hgo where he has received tinploy- ' Floyd Eaton went to Buttle Creek 4 -‘As an illustration of the other side ! jng will entered. Hastings. Saturday to meet Lewis Eaton from j! „f tin, .puwion. take Mr. Kellogg, of ot Almi„ Cblllrtdr tamnn)»; melit as a team ster.«b A. Hynra Drug >i. BANFIELD. North Dakota, who returned home to • the Bartle Creek Sanitarium. Scvcn.1 llcBMe prj. J Mrs. Angusti Seek ins of Gnum Rap­ attend the. .funeral of his* brother Delayed letter yean. ago. so I have l»-n informhd. his vM(1 Mle grantol ll)nil #ted ,ale ' idsjand Mrs. Nittie Lawrence ot Lan-, William. whoH> hudy was brought from । family and friends gave him up as dy- Saturday June 3. A PLEAS ANT SURPRISE. sing are caring for their sister Mrs O. .OHDBR Jo|: South Bend ' last week, where lie was State of Mh-hlaai-. 1 bl I ing from consumption. Now he is per’ . • . , ' To remind them of their 2&1 anniyen-‘: A. 'arpenter who is still very ill. . ”, ,, . 5. . . ‘ Estate of Almira Bolton. • proof of killed by a live electric wire) and fell County of Harn fectly well and .able to perform a most , * . sary. friends, numbering aboht W en-' lester Wood is spjinding tlx- sum­ . . .. . , will filed, order admitting will entered S POUR DOORA EAST OP GOODYEAR BROS < i prodigious amount off work 85 feet striking on his heady daily. 1 ® » HARDWARE. PHONE a<ja 4 t , g. refusal of execator to accept trust filed, tered the home of Mr and Mrs. Frank mer with his son Willis Wood, i Claude Hutfman entertained a few. have seen snrgeona come out after one , , , . - \ Thomas Irwtii who is working for 0,-r.liin,- whowlng and panting aS it I nnstrator with will annex- Coleman, last Wednesday eygning. May of his school friends Saturdny after­ cock a Mt-rxally jpwT they we?, terribly fnligned. And-11 £ BW<-»«!_•» Bitebeih 17, and gave them a glorious surprise. the interest oti the •-Gleaner^ ". will K. UotuK«M*k having 3 noon. it being hi* birthday. Ice cream tlob. pravinc tor ll<v« A good time was enjoyed by all. A have , wen Dr. Kellogg perform Sw j L't'a^of PMiander Durkee ; Hue supper wa.< brought by the gnwts stwak at the Mie school house Tuesday and cake were served for supper. night. ' , capital operations, ono after he other, . ot Philander Durkee, cla.rn, . •ft to Ordwad. Put the witlKiut. apia-aring at ml d.stnrl„> allow.* nrighborhood. A rwy pretty silver! Mrs. Cooley who has been in-Grand Phone us when you wsnt anything In the line Itabids die last two -weeks; has >eturnThat bl what come, of nght liring mtd Estate ot James Johncock. confirm.Jiih Ids *aW j*tlt*ou. a>. j lto»t of Flower-. Now u the Ume to look niter . ed home. ' of taking proper care of one . wlf. tion of entared. of your Cower lied*, cemetery urn- and bang­ ins basket-. We liave Geranium- and bud­ I “Every, day we see business men. i Daniel Brown visited friends in in Re-John W. Cairns alleged in' ding plants of all kinds. Get our prices. rbatild ool t* *raab< many of them the moat 'prominent in j gane. Pysicians filed certificate of sani- ’ : Middleville Monday and Tuesday. Al! order;*, la:ge or small, given prompt at­ our cities, break down and unable to • ^y, order entered declaring sanity. EPWORTH LEAGUE NOTES tention. Ud day of h< artng. Iu thMim Clark T«lb How Sb. Wm Rratoeral go on working, or become actual phy- • FINE LAKE. of Nathan 0. Grant, hearing The Epworth League was well atewspabftr printed and cirvt; A F. Burroughs t Son F,^*^ ; sical wrecks. Their friends say- that • forEstate To Hmlth After Ymts of Suffering. Hacot I appointment of adminrrtrator, de ! tended laat Sunday evening there being I-elayed letter RrcHter ot Ptunur-, । they arc victims of overwork and of i bonis non, June 16. about 75’present Miss Parmeter con­ Last Wednesday evening will (be long If you cut off every article of food that Estate of Caraius M. Mowry, yetitim I ducted the League very interestingly. remembered by the happy company of disagree* with you. it will not be long until you have nothing left. j for administrator filed, hearing June There was also a recitation and two neighlxira that met at the home of Mr. ORDER FOR I i H You cannot cure stomach troubles by 16. • ■ , duet*and Mra. Frank Coleman. It was starving yourself. You want now The sensible, logical course is to get I Estate of Caleb D. Ferris, petition Prepnnftiomi are being made for their 23d wedding anniversary. OMcr In the City ot JU’ttir* your stomach into such shape that you UMThlrteeath day ol May A. for probate of will filed, hearing June Children’s day to be, observed the The evening was spent in a good can eat anything and digest 1L Prraetit; Hou. CTta». JU .th ; 19. ' second Sunday in Jnne. social time. A bountiful «ntp|ier was lillW “vJ II A mati, whoes name 1 will not mention, came Into my store tbe other day and bought two quarts of the well known -^-—- enntmittod long years before. Notonly that, but the evil effect* of bad living : are transmitted to their posterity and j OVER IN THINGS “r1”1"* ““1 hrepltala bar. to bo built to care for these innocent victims. ’ ’ OTHER THAN LIQUQRSGREAT------ ------ 2“-^-— I RECORD OF BIRTHS. | EST CAUSE OF MISERY. The following additional return, of births have been mode to the County Clerk for the year 19(M : THE RIGHT AND WRONG Arayri it..... .16 WAY CONTRASTED Johnstown.. .18 Orangeville. .11 Prairieville. 18 Many Break-Dow ns Caused By : Rutland.. .. 18 ' , INDULGENCE L. & M. Paint - --------DOSTER. , 1 Delayed letter It «a» aa though tho farmer, hardly aata or ah»|» ot late he i> ta bu.y putting in his com crop. COURT HOUSE NEWS, W.J. HOLLOW'AY JAflES Pineapples >1.00 per dozen BRYAN HOSPITAL AND ACCIDENT The Legal Free of Charge!; Call and See Me " jw. H, FAIRCHILD,; > Dry Goods and Groceries. < CARNATIONS STARVATION CANNOT cunrpysPEPSiA may not to buy but IT ALWAYS PAYS . To know where things are kept for sale that you may want to buy later. On coming into my store for the first time a great many people sav: WHY. I didn’t know you sold that. On going a little further they make another discovery and say again: WHY. I never thought you kept this, I thought about all you sold was • Everyone is very well pleased with LICENSES. ■ the new lamps. They give iTsplendid C. Oark Bobinwn. Hope... .......M : >•»•« ta °"r eburcb. Flavin Siraon. Grand Rapids31 ! The E. L. will be led by Miss Jnna Fred Durkee, Woodland......................... 24 Hamilton next Sunday evening and we Dell. M Keigler. Irving21 o™"raUnJ that «bo’«xi<cU a solo, and Thoa J. Egner. Detroit?.• nxritation and perliapa more A welChloio P. Pern-. Saahville................... aS comc ,o «»• — marriage 1 BUGGIES and WAGONS and here |flind everything sold in first class store. First, It pavs to find out whether Townsend sells ft. Than, it pays to call, on him before you buy It, as you will always find him at his store attending strictly to his buslnesn and not out on the farm trying to attend to yours. . I especially invite you to examine my stock of goods. Especi­ ally the Keystone Mower. Will Dunning 'has his nek'- barn INTERESTING TO ASTHMA SUF- rni»xl. FERGUS. Qjaite a number of Battle Creek and ADVBT1SED LETTERS. ,uTh' JullowinK letter (nun Bohen H. Kalumazixi people spent Sunday at ,, ,, , r. , m wh rx ■ Watts, of Salem Mo. is instructive. Mra. M. L. Eaton, Mrs. W»ll Davis, > ..j ^MV(, jKM}n trouljed with kidney Shop) Acre*. . Mrs. Anna Pratt, Mra. F. Back. Mira disease for the last five years. 1 lost Iva O. Stockdale, Mr. Dan Beckwith. ’ flesh and never felt wolf add doctored PODUNK.i Henry Wright. Floyd E. Holm. W. L. with ,1S“dir’K P>iy;l‘;u“M «nd tried all Aj township Sunday School organi­ 7 . • r .... D - D , , I remedies suggested without relief. Bren. John McMlUen. Barry P. John- FiM1)j , tri^> KWncx. zation will be formed at Pudunk aon, George Long. Win. Swanson. ' nnd less than two bottles cured me church. Saturday evening June 3rd. uiru ctdcct I completely nnd I am now bound and It is hoped that the three schools of HIGHSTREET. , weU For sale by Arthur E. Mnlbolthe town will be well represented,' and Mr. Huffman and wife of Ohio are : land, successor to W. H. Goodyear. all intreested in such a union are .cor­ visting ins’cousin Douglass Hall and I ----- ---------------------dially invited to be present I Chaa. W. Bonham. : Clara Townsend, JESSE TOWNSEND CEMENT ARE Bbl fER Than FRAME! I HOUSES ARE WARMER IN WINTER They are free from dampuees and frost. These are facts that have been demonstrated. I make a specialty of doing High Grad* W*rk. I have the very latest and most improved machinery for making C*m*irt Bocks and am able to give customers the finest finished work. I do variegated work and ornamental cement work of all kinds. e*bmont I have had a large experience iu the cement business and w*u ** Phased to figure with you if you are thinking Walks... of putting in a cement walk. I also do Plastering and High grad* Stone work. For further particulars address CKHeu’a Phone Vermontville, Mich. 1 RGSm M M I when you buy Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings McCOY’S 1’ou will find a complete stock of everything to be found In a Aral class aad up-to-tets Stars and Prices art R*M. 1 have a nice fine of Baby Carriagee and Carts. Call and see t^em. ' f I always have some bargains to offer and it will pay you to see me before you buy. Phone 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, the Kind You Have Always Bough' Bears tho Signature of daughter Mrs. A. Myers Saturday and ■ Sunday. Mrs. ‘Wormoth of Gobleville is visit-1 ing her daughter Mrs. A. Seelxsr. M. Seeber. wife and daughter went I VHTTD to Cedar Creek cemetery last Friday 1 U U I\ A Iu AB ASTI N E I to prepare for decoration. Miss Mabie Yeckley closed a very ■ successful term of school in the Tan- i I ner district Friday by serving ice! • । cream and cake. Mrs. II. Seebcr anil ' daughter visited relatives near Middle-1 I vill ono day last week. $$$ Are Saved lake View. . Jim Davis of Bellevue visitd at Alex Gillespie's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Erb spent a few days at Clarksville. Mr. and Mra. Frank Charlton were i guests at Henry Althonse’s. Elmer and Wm. J. Gillespie took • in the excursion to Grand Rapids Sunday. The teacher and the pupils of tbe Lakeview school had their picture taken by Christmas in Hastings Saturday. Our school closes Thursday with a picnic at Thorn apple. Bears th* EgEaturv Science has at last discovered a pleas­ ant, reliable specific for the treatment of dyspepsia. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets cure stomach troubles by supplying the one element, the absence of-which in the gastric juices, causes indigestion and dysj-cpsia. They enable the stomach tn digest all kinds of food and to quickly convert it into neb, red blood. READ WHAT MISS CLARK SATS: Hastings. Little Bernice Peck has been quite aick but is better at, this writing. Mra. Alvah Seeber fell and hurt her । arm quite badly Friday. Mrs. A. Craven of Shultz visited her [ ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! Horace N. Palmatier, served and it was a late hour when theiguests wended their way home­ ward. They left Mr. and Mra Cole­ man a fine silver berry dish and spoon to remember the happy occasion by. Mra. Joseph Powers suffered« alight stroke uf paralysis Sunday. She is some belter to-day. lhe Kiittl Yes riin WALLS Typhoid Fever. Diptheria, Small Fox—the germs of these deadly dis: eases multiply in the decaying glue present In ali kalsomines, and the decaying paste under wall paper. Ai.auastine Is a disinfectant; it destroys disease germs and vermin is manufactured from a stone cement base, hardens on the wall, and is as enduring as tbe wall Itself Alabastink is mixed with cold water, and anyone can apply it. Ask for sample card of beautiful tints and in information about dec­ orating. Take no cheap substitute. Buy only in 5 pound packages properly labeled. Bc^M ALABASTINE COMPANY, Grind Rapids. Mich. Chas. Graham, wife and • baby of Battle Creek are visiting their jwrentA Reuben Graham and wife. The Ladies Aid and W. C. T. U. wore well attended last Friday nt Mrs. Walter Montgomery'a An interesting j^ogram was carried out in the after­ noon; Miss Kate Briggs read a com­ plete and descriptive paper upon the Lacey County convention. Mrs. Mc­ Carthy also told incidents of tbe con­ vention and Mrs. Newton added to it. A I®sinera meeting was held at the close. Tablet* «xl imiumltatrb <.rfnnwnc*-J to FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH. ^r- Biggs and family attended the qnatterily meeting nt the Hendershott school house Sunday. Mjr. and Mra. Herbert are fcway on a visit to Planwelll and other places. They took with them eir pretty Poll parrot which is to reeide in another town hereafter. We shall min Poll’s melodious voice. Butler Smith and family spent S nday at Cedear Creek. <iW d*X of n i newspaper printed wid eir- Banner Ad Ayers Pills Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black? Use Acf directly on the liver. They cure constipation, biliousness/skfc-headache. Sold for 60 1 BUCKINGHAM'S *-> I v VARICOCELE CURED •ft-JfO NAMES USED WITHOUT WHITTEN COSSET. Confined to His Home for Weeks doctor* aa Uttte better Children's Day will be oI nerved at Yeckley the second Sabbath of June, and the children at the Podunk church will hold theirs tbe third Sunday. Jackson Lauhaugh entertained his son Arthur and familly of Hastings Sunday. nroaHMHDcr. t— mi •• nMrilMMidpetitlCt and lb terratvd In-ald r»; ifi»at Mid tlrur and ir. llceow to well tbe : real estate ahould r».’t R I* * Forth'1! lYdere*. Probate Kftri't- i (A true cop)! We guarantee Rexnll Dyspepsia Tab­ lets. Price YAc. Sold only at our store or by mail hits* Mae Montgomery has decided to hold a school picnic at the lake the last, day of school instead of having the indoor program as previously ar­ ranged. John Lint2 has had another set back find] has suffered mnph the past few days. ' Harriet P. Coburn minor. lie sra .— Mr pr Hr«t month's treotmri •—'nurd tmtment cumpieis i-u.-e.. 1 could ,'ir- HAS7 YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED < ! lynir our XICW METHOD YOVNG OR MXDDLB AGED-M danger »lgna.l»? it win do tor you. COKBUI.T write for an honest opinion Frt । tor* HHuMnUod). on Dloeaoeo ot Men. rnTV-VTF > NONAMBiniro wtthoct written rw,€ d-o: ■mwooboiM or MTelooM. Everything confident!^- «at of treatment FREE for Borno Trwotment. -• Dns.KENMEDY&KER^ �as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents FINE 8TH GRADE EXER­ In Honor of the Members of the Fr“‘*>-«™.n*tb«re Th. Mira-. Fern -nt Jonni. bi pnrehrare! . rir7«“ Cloverdale School Who Success­ ■« S1XMXM todm. !! fully Passed the Sth Grade , , FHiJ. ” .jean ihcw < wall paper ■, lot "f Short ■ ■l11?*' for one want to " bo are ofv • LESS THAN COST so that . mnrh if X . ’urnish ’• •hdrt pat- rf.-a.4ure ' :RS' GOST Examinations. •TH I bl I 10 ^’etn,fOrl‘''t"r,rUiUe,C uiuetc. chert h„ . of m Th. ^kllTr 10' Wi" lffor ‘V’ koepiog Mr Pm“•“” l'l»rtunlty <r» tl.w honor, fruit. «c. tbi. rammer. ball oame. . Srt'inU, tlie Htutinp, hrtt ream ‘ntnndwl to play Ddurn. hm fur ram. rearan the, did not maku.th.ar ntqwat. ««. w the rJrJt.q chow, aidm aud a very fa»t game of ball mu >.lav "doonadwbtk th. amatottr >layera Delton ha» ram. gurel ball t,laven; With a llttl.-practice they nritl lK .W. to play some v<jry fast >'y ■ [Ills [. rhret Th.re b on. Bpwlal 'j torchrara, nnd tbe ofberre™^^,,, Friday evening at the Methodist thureh. (’loverdale, occured some very interesting exercises in honor pf those members of tbe Cloverdale school who snccewfolly immed the 8th grade ex­ amination conducted by Goth. Ketcham. There was a large crowd, and all en­ joyed the e.xepllent program, which wax as follows : March........... Chorus........... School ..... Invocation.. Hbt, G. T. Fisher j Piano Solo.. Mra, Belle Shepherd | Salutatory.., ..-A Lillian Oliver Solo................. ... .pr. F J. Corliss j riimu.Stilo.. .. Miss. Cnthcrine Cagney • Ad<|rvss................. The Commit ted.Trust Prof. A. W. Chamlierlin - Conx*t Solij^.........Mr. Ira McCallum Jim Bare* h <m tlie sick list. .. ........................iChas. May wood —Shepherd MW1«ac,u ^’«llie VanTyne tuul son Frank Piahn Sd<>...............------Mni Belle • • .Dr. F. J. Corlira Were ln Kll,aulaZ1,“ Thur*ky. Address and PresentatAm of Diplomas i,r- an<1 Mrs. c. Kixbridgvr and daughter Nelhe visiutl Dr. aud Mrs. t’omm’r J C. Ketcham Orchestra.............................. . ,-.......... ! Harter Thursday. PRAIRIEVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Brown . Ellis Faulkner mid sixter Bcwsie are entertaining friends. Mrs. Raiul Polley is suffering from a severe attack of bronchitis ° Mrs. Geo. Hayward died at her home Burt Petmock went to Kalamazoo held ut the . List Saturday. Funeral ~ onr day lust week. ] house Monday Burial in Prairieville Mra Hamn* Pennock .went to Kala1 cemetery. I mazix) went to Kalamazoo last’ThursMrs. McLeay. Miss Sadie and Mrs. » •J. C, Cairns attundcxl Araduating *ex- day. I On Friday evening v. Ill .xtur the | i-rvisrs at Richland Wednesday. Miss Blanche Higgini entertained a ' graduating <*xerci»\x at the church. । Much preparation has been made fur lady friend from Kalamazoo Sunday. I this occasion, and a very interesting [. Mix Ge*». Hansen arid son Gene are ' program has lx*en arranged. Judge Handing the week with. Prairieville ( Smith of Hastings w ill driver the t tul-ffrienils. 1 dress. . Milo Lehman has l>«inn pa]*ring the (Tauda Fisher of Battk- Creek ia [M. E. church. \ . spending a few- days with hi- father ■wine Delton May 30th. See The BALL GAME HAVE a GOOD TIME C. R. Honeywell of Dbster is enter­ T. Fisher. taining a brother from Kansas. This ! Miss Ada Mu-hrC uf Cluverdtde v._ ■is the first visit of the latter in thirty 1 tlie gm^st of Mrs. Fisher uver Sunday. Eion Clement went to Grand Rapids last week to attend thtTfurieral of his : also Miss Nina Mosher, twk dinner at the jxirsonagv Sunday. CHl’RGH.NOTES ‘ . cousin. The Memorial st.-rveie Sunday inonjMr. and Mrs Benjamin Temple,were ing was attended byva larger cutdp'miy|p" town* Sunday.,-. tliun was able to get in the church. . Mr. and Mr-. Fred Hughes uf Kala- 1 A large numtier Ixiing un the outside. nianxx spent Sunday .with his parents The churcii was beautifully decuraUxi for the occaslbn. The m*lt'Ctivn by the j Mr. and Mrs. Storm* of Plainwell choir assisted by the Delton band or­ , visied Prairieville friends Sunday. chestra 4*ere fine. In the evening the Mr. and Mrs. Geo* We were in church was well filled to listen to the Bdcc&lnreate addfera by the pastor. town Saturday. Mrs. E. Murebouse .presidihg at tbe Jerry Wilcox of "Climax is* visiting piano also rendered'a' line ,-- >lo accuiii qis mother Mrs. Mary Wilcox. jianied by guitar. The oreliimfm rendered valued asaistanc*'. HOPE. Lumbci Lath, Shingles and Building Material SAVE YCU -aBONEY. W. H. Chase, Delton . Michitran. Delton State Bank? Per cent on Deposits. Honey to Loan York prait and Bind- oih: Insurance Dili *■ A- *f.UW iiknt. J-d. .A . President. LS. MOkf i •»l Sl‘.•Cashier. »»■ Mclj; SHUI4M | I P. ItKp SJ-"'.ES CUI t ■ > 1 ■ to hove . k-i,• tUa a *■ r■ ‘;,l<"rd-r ’r<ler. TfcThe uvi<X7 • r'5 fer ^ourmade by > “ tlon»whir?* rivioy :p''cni,it5 satlsfac> ' ,’»herci„„sed. ” I I evs non work A SPEUl XLTY. . J DELTON ROLLER MILLS, r ocmt, v.cmuiu. Word has lieen received that Mrs. Jolm Barnes is very, sick in the Bor gets hospital at Ka ainazoo. Her mother DOSTER. M T I-Jmnqijet next Tburrlav eve- Mrs. E.‘B. Payne was with her most oicK at thtjxmmof Gha, Eonl n of last week. . . Plruam time I, anticipated. Quite a number of old soldiers asxl Laura, the little daughter of Mr. and others from* here and vicinity attended Hall. i« quite jl| 9t tho Memorial services at Delton last "■at writing with toMilitia. ■ Sunday. J. M. Hammond and hi, bonwkeep r .Those who attended the Graduating Mrs. Mary Braze, ,]>ent Siutdiy in exercises at t&e M. E.. church here nHastings. porti-J that an excellent program wak •.■Mix Jennie Stedell mid little «>n well carried out. Earl of t.rand Haplds spent the part The census taker of the. Cloverdale •«k with S. U. fanu|), school district reports 18 children of school age. v ■ . . ' । rAbi'y returned home Sunday.' David Honeywell, wile and little son The patrons of' the farmprs line of «f Indiana are visiting with his mother telephones in this vicinity arc now coni •Mrs. Phoela- Honeywell. nected wiUi Prairieville nnd vicinity; County Sch«x«l Commissioner John • Mrs. John McLeod is in Otst'gb as-i C Ketcham has been visiting our sihting.iu caring for a nick sister. schools of late. Wc are always glad to Prof. Channnherlin and Commix-' m* Mr. Ketcham only wish he might sinner Ketcham cd Hastings were pre-; get around oftener. sent at the graduating exercises here Miss Hazel E. Hughes closed a very last Friday. swwmful-ycar of touching in the CalCharles Maywood and wife were kinsuefafxil last Friday afterhopo. Mias guests of Arthur Patton and wife one Hughes has the go-sl w ill. |„t wjrf,.. day last' week. Mid respe.it of , per w.-bolars and ii>, Mrs. Belle Shepard uf . (Orangeville < ounnunity as a whole. U'.» understand took part in the graduating exercises ' that Mjss Hughes ex]M*cts to attend here last week. . ’ . ; school thia year and we all wish la r \«d,L. v , -■ , ,, . . >l k Norris Sr. and^wifc of 1 minesuccess. vise were gnests bf A. F. Norris and 1 Honey well is enjoying a visit wife lust Sunday. I of a’brother Frank Honeywr’ll of Ctiifori . . . .... Jacob DeSmiciit of Kalamazoo gave nia. whom he has not seen for a num- Inntructionx to.the Cloverdale land last U*r>f years. Saturday evening. ' Roy Chandler and Miss Oeeiai Brazee Harry Kelly aud wife of Kalantazou of Calkins school will receive their Nth visited friends here last Sunday. gnid« diplomas at North Pine Jake m Ikm'I Friday afternoon, the diplomas NORTHEAST BARRY. are to lx.* presented by Mr. Ketcham. A social will lx*. Held at the home of John Freeman is building quite an Bert -Tungnte Thursday evening June addition tv his home and when finish­ ed w ill have* quite a nice large house to 1st. Lunch will lx? served, proceeds to apply oh the now organ nt the school- > add to the prueqerous looks[of the com* hoUM hiuuitv. " Both Symptoms of Organic Derangement tn Women—Thousands of Sufferers Find Relief. ------------------ How often do we hear women nay: “It Dear Mrs. Plnklianu— seems as though my back would break.” Pinkor “Don’t speak to mu, I am all out of sorts?’’ These signi fi<-an t remarks prove that the system requires attention. . everything with bodmebes, l«*dacht», men­ Backache and " the blues" are direct strual and ovarian troubh«. 1 am complete­ symptoms of an inwar i trouble which- ly cured and enjoy the bent ot health, and I will sooner or later declare itself.- It’ xnny be caused by diseased kidneys or When women arc troubled with irreg­ some uterine deraupe*ient. Nature ular, supprvs*ed or painful menuiruarequires assistance ant at once, and tion, 'weakness, leucorrh'usa, displace^ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­ nient or ulceration of the womb, that pound instantly asserts its curative bearing down feeling, inflammation of .powers ----------------------------------------------in all those--poctiliar ailments of the ovaries, backache, bloating (or women. It has l»e<-n the standby of flatulence), general debility, ’ indiges­ intelligent American women for twenty years, knd' the able.-t specialists agree tion and nervous prostration, or are be­ set with such symptoms ns dizziness, t,lnt il >s the most universally suceesx- faintness, lassitude, excitability, irrita­ fol remedy for wonfUn’s Bia known to bility, nervousness, alecpleasnera, niel—«=-<-- ■ medicine/ anchqly, “all gone” and •’want-to-beThe following letters from Mrs. left-adone” feelings, blues and hopelessHolmes nnd Mrs. (Otrely are among ncjto. they shouldTcmembcr there is one the many thousands which Mrs. Pink­ tried and true remedy, Lydia E. Pink­ hum has-received th'Hycar from those ham’s Vegetable Compound at'once re­ whom she has relieved. ■ - moves such - troubles Surely such testimony is convincing. No other medicine in the world'has Mrs. J.G. Holmes,Of Larimore, North: received such widespread and unqualDakota, writes: fird endorsement. No other metlicino Dmr3[n. Pinkham:-— has such a record of cures Of female I hare wutTenxl everything with backache troubles, Refuse to buy any substitute. ■ and womb troubk—1 int th« trouble run <m until my system waa in .■aich a condition that FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN. I wm unable U> Im ulMjit, «nd then it wn» 1 comnif need to use Lydia E. 1‘mkluun’t Vege­ Remember, erisry woman is cordially table Compound. Ii 1 had only known Low much suffering I would have saved, I should invited u> write to Mrs. Pinkham if have taken it months sooner—for a few there-is anything about her symptoms Mrs. Pink­ weeks' treatment made roe well and strong. she does not understand. My I wUachee aud hmdaebesare all gone and ham's address is Lynn. Mdss., her 1 suffer no pain ut my menstrual periods, advice is free and cheerfully giren to v hcreas Ixsforv I took Lydfn E. Pinkham's every Uiiing woman who asks for it. Vegetable Cotnjwuud 1 suffered intensepain." । Her advice and medicine have restored Mra. Emma Cotrely, 109 East 12th I to health more than one hundred thou­ Street, New York <4ty, writes: sand women. ▲U Ire. Pinkham’s Advice -A Woman Best Understands a Woman's Ws. ’ Mrs.R<>bt. Armour ami san of Buttle Children’s Day exereixee al the War­ Creek visited friends' in this locality ner church one \\eek from next'Sun­ last week. day, in the evening. Mrs. Wm. Ginsenhouser's sister from.Battle Creek is assisting her dur­ SHULTZ. ■ •Mra. M. Shultz uf Hasting* spent ing her illuess. Miss Libbie McCallum clones her Monday night and Tuesday at A. F. I spring term of school in tbe Bunnell Shultz' alyu: visited the cemetery at district Friday. She hu.- won many 1 Brush Ridge. friends in this neighborhood, and has H; M. Merritt of .Butternut Grove the best wishes of them all. — spent one day last week on his farm 8. Dudley is putting a new roof on his , W near here. house. • ’Mrs. Barbara McCallum attended the II. A. Sielwd is building a new tool Sunday School-convention .in Hastings shed ou his farm. i Ifl as delegate- last week. ' ■ Mr. Brown’s granddaughter has roMr. and Mrs. Wm. Tuttle attended the Memorial xervicy at Delton last turned tu her home in. Spokane. Washington. . • ? Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jew? Litts entertained Miss Grace ' ChambQrlain and Mm_ nupany from •-Dowling Stmtlay. Sunday. ; FIHl Z. rl.-l »tleiule«l the Hope town-'*DowHng the Ii Mita ’*h«w <is ’•* >»"«<» ■■ ship Sunday School School convaitkn convttttidn at *t the Mi** Gertie Gertie F Fisher home again McCallum ichool E . Mowry of Haschool house last hint Saturday. I after helping Mrs. Mi Both report a. good tings with her spring work. .. . .1 and . — .1 profitable tiniFM time, with j h»t- /fl M IB ALDRICH BROS m i THE FAMOUS' =L^> fl fl ■ ;u; 4 4 4 J ’!* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ■ iALDRICH URDU ALL HOME NEWS was given by the pupils and a number W w • w ito W W iii W PLEASE COMPARE "THE BANNER" of visitors were present. A number from this vicinity attend­ trotapUy attended. ;Tei»- ed Memorial service* at Delton Sunday. Mr. and Mn>. L. Diion viaiwd ’a®?.b'Uoo1 Mlcb. friend, nt Cedar Creek Sunday. ‘M SURGEON. ik U* ik ik «k New Deere Hay Loader ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? RshAPTER,M.D„ «k ik Ak ' ik ■* ’ik ■sik - »reral fine pajMsrs were read. . Eugene Hortvn entertained company Mr. ami Mrs. E. Shipman of Rutland i Fanners are Miind with their corn Mrs. Ruth Douglass entertained from Kalaumzou Sunday. on account uf.*o much wet weather. fl spetat last Sunday at J. Hall's. , friends from Cedar Creek Saturday. Mrs. Myron Pennock «»f north DelUm Mrs. Wu£ • Corbett of Stanwood I ,Ed Otis and wife visited J. A. Hall had the misfortune to fall last week, GLASS CREEK. spraining her shoulder quite badly. visited her father J. Hall and other , of Shultz SuncTny. relatives last ifwpk.. • • The neighborhood whs shocked to c-i»/atu Mrs. Barton luu» been entertaining ' dSevpTBl from hero attended' the fuMr. and Mrs. D. R. Smith areen-l■ hear of the death of Mrs. George Hay-- ... SWATH) WINDROW, BUNCH, i noral of Mrs. Geo. Hayward of Delton her brother the past week. tertaining the latter’s parents Mr. and ‘ ward who died Saturday morning after M ■ Monday. 4 ANY OLD WAY John Williams of Galesburg was in Mrs Thompson of Charlotte.' j but two «r three days illness. । jL G. B. Harthy and family visited Delton lost Wednesiby. Masters'Marshall and Glen Kenyon j “ Sunday School convention at the Me- m Dr. R. S. Harter wV in Hastings ;-J<.>hn Oxgcxxl Sunday. r hjient several days last wi*ek with their; Callum school hons*' was quite well ■ last Saturday on busineew. xixteis Carrie anti Lianie of oust Hus-' attended Saturday. । ’V • LOTS EAST ORANGEVILLE. Miss Anna AVhitmore of Prairieville tings. ~ . 1 P. H- Kams and B. 31. Jenkins nt- . i Wm. E Juhncox and wife. Herb spent Sunday with her jMirents. , Rev. H. Voelker of Nashville preach- tended Memorial services at Delton SunJuhncox and family and Richard JohnThe graduating exercises of the Del­ ed a grand sermon at lhe Evangelical! (jny. I cox and family went to Memorial ser­ ton high school will l*e held in the M. church last Sunday afternoon. Our I , Mrs. Edgar Otis visited her father vice Sunday. pastor J. Marshall being cabled Mr. Rail at Shultz lart Wednesday. j M -j* Edith and Emma Pranshka visited ti|K»n to preach the Memorial service ■ Mrs. Dan Ukwglass spent the part = school Friday. ■at said plat*". " week with her mother Mrs. Count of ' ic. you can nna it at Inez Kenyon will now assist Mrs. Mrs. Lucy Bugbee entertained her Yanked Springs. .Art Juhncox in her household duties. son and family of Orangevillle Sunday. ‘.Tisn't safe n day to be without Dr. . Mrs. Phebe Hayward departed this Miss Ada Mosher spent Saturday Thomas’ Eclectric Oil in 'the house. life Saturday. M ay 27. She was born night and Sunday iu Delton the guest Never can tell what moment an acci­ in ?1843 and was married to Geo. Hay­ of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Fisher. Miss dent is going to happen. ward in 1863. She leave# to mourn a Nina Mosher also attended the. Memor­ does not depend so much on Chronic bronchial troubles i*d summer -i ­ Luslwind. one daughter and three sons. DELTON, MICHIGAN. ial service in Dellton Sunday. “What You Pay” as’it dots on It ikh'idb sad that the husband wa* left Geo. Hines who hns\beon spending coughs ran be quietly relieved and cureik /IV “What You Get” for what you by Foley’s Honey and Tar. Sold 'bv r.lotio. as her daughter and sons are in the past year or more in Buffalo. N. V. Arthur E. Mulholland. pay. ' We are just as anxious ,to the west and were unable to come. has Iieen spending several days *with Please You as you are to be Her oldest daughter dying only a few his father. He will leayv this week pleased. A nd we are in position months ago. * The remaining relatives for Dnver, Colorado. to please you better than anyone birvo-the sympathy of all. else can, because our stock is BANFIELD new and fresh; made by reliable POLLEY DISTRICT. Tbe Epfirorth League wax well atmanufacturers and strictly upBom. to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scbaftended last Sunday evening and we WITH ANY OTHER COUNTY- PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN to-date. And our h»w«r Friday May a). a nine pound had a good league although many that son. •. our leader bad l>een depending upon The Press of this State declare the “BANNER in the front rank. Hundreds of PRICES ARE RIGHT George McDonald is the possessor of •were alwent. pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. a new carriage. ljuit Sunday being Missionary Sun­ Mrs. Frances Monroe of Hickory day. our poxtor raised our missionary Corners spent Sunday with her son m6uey. He had a very pretty text on We have all the a large chart. Then numbers on it and George. The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County Latest styles and Novel­ I as each took a number ho took ft off Mrs. Isaac Newton of Wall lake and news. It fully coversits field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. Mra, Ed Acker nnd babf spent Sunday • thus uncoveing the text. ties in Gent's Furnishings. at Albert Schaffhanserit. 1 The primary class will meet next Call and see us. . Saturday p. m. to practice for ChildMin Vida’Healey cloned her years IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you .may-say of the BANNER to your I ren’s Day. school last Wednesday. A program CHEAPNESS IN CLOTHING > YOUn TRADE 4 4 > WANTED ,2?ou,,r <•«-the many > Mpatroos.oi ifc>J » DELTOM ROLLER MILLS? Quite an improvement to the com­ Ed McKibben and family were guiesta of W. Johnson of Middleville fort ijf the attendants at church has l>een made by placing (.biulw on the Sunday. Miss Edna will visit her windows. cousin Goldie- this week. , The Sunday School convention at the • Burtuu l-erry weut. to Hmitiugs last McCrfllufa school house was a success. ‘ Saturday returning Munday. ’ n Wil! guarantee it to load Beans aud L'lover Seed and not shell as many as it would by using a <ork. aud less work. It is the lightest Draft Machine on the market. Come and see one set up and hear more about it. Dced*«. I Backache, “The Blues The best general purpose Hay Loader on the market. Will load hay from the Estate er. We, ■, and do । vt know e&I at reasonable r. HortRa.-t .m Wfcr hr. CLOVERDALE. Myron Parker and wife of Kalamazbo »■ Took, of Hiekor. •pent Sunday with the family of Bert ‘; ’p""1 Snn<tar with thri'r McCallum. John McBain and wife of Brush, Ridge visited the family of Fraiik -I'"'”' »' Krt.nrarao wiU> ‘“T mothnr. Mn. Leonard last Sunday. “”1 L. L. Loveland & Son, I 1 Tbe Clothiers, Delton nnd Prnlrlev«le. I Everyone invited' to the League; I come out and. give us a crowd. I Miss Lillian Brown is the leader. >tUcli. Decoration Day will not be observed the church this year. -^neighbor who may not take it. DF NOT.-Why not send us your name NOW? for 3 months trial. It costs but $1.00 a year, 25c r*?** SPECIAL! DELTON. _____ A HNB REFRK1ERATOR A Up,. Mr X*™"- CISES AT CLOVERDALE �HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 1. 1905- Auction! Auction! Extra Special! Big Jewelry Auction Sale, Beginning Tlies. June 6, at 7 p. m. | I will offer my entire stock of fine Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and Plated Ware, China, Cut Glass, Cameras and Umbrellas to be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. This sale will continue every afternoon and evening, until at least one-rhalf of my stock has been disposed of. far too large, and to reduce it quickly and turn it into spot cash, I have decided upon selling it at AUCTION, regardless of the sacrifice. in this line and want the very best goods at their oWn price should not miss this rare opportunity. My stock is by Anyohe in need of anything Every article sold will be represented as it is, and will have . PERSONAL GUARANTEE. COME EVERYBODY! , . - — .!■' ■ EVERYBODY COME ! g ________________________________________________________ There Will Be a SPECIAL SALE For Ladies Only, Wednesday, June 7th, 1905, at Two o’clock p. m. Chairs will be provided for all, and a BEAUTIFUL SILVER SERVICE WILL BE GIVEN FREE to the Ladies attending this Sale, whether buyers or not. I cordially invite all Ladies to attend this Special Sale. JOHN BESSMER The Jeweler, Hastings, Mich. A 10043 June 1st, 1905. WANTS A REVELATION If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there is anything useful vou want to buy , place an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If vou have a buggy that’s lying idle in the barn; a stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for bouse work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or sell. Just try our Want Column It brings bu\ ers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try it. FOR SALE—A second hand cream separator. Call or write C. ■ E. Ed­ munds. Hastings, at R. K. Grant's. WANTED- I want to rent seven to ten room house. —S. at Heath & Carveth’a. WANTED—Ladies and gentlemen with or without experience, to soli roses, shrubs, palms, ferns and general nursery and floral stock. We pay liber­ al salaries and commissiona Address Kalamazoo Nurseries Kalamazoo Mich. Dept. A. -FOR SALE—-The desirable home of Mrs. Harriet Mr Lee at Woodland Mich. FOR SALE—Horse, top buggy and harness. for sale cheap. Chet Cisler. A variation of tbe old blacksmith cal­ culation by which tbe progressive dou­ bling of earns beginning with- a cent for the first nail brings tbe price.of shoeing n borte up to a stupendous sum is used by an Arch street grocer to advertise hla, coffee yrith striking ef­ fect. The grocer displays n sign read­ ing, "If one grain of our coffee was placed ou the first square of a checker­ board, two on tbe second, four on the third, and so on. doubling throughout the whole sixty-four squares, tbe to­ tal number arrived at would be 18.44.6,744,0734X11,615 coffee beans, or 7,960,­ 915,394,584,601 pounds of coffee. This would represent 331*704.808,107 car loads, and a freight train to carry it would be 3,957341,460 miles In length. It would reach around the earth 158,­ 813 times and would extend 42 times the distance between tne earth and the sun. The quantity would make 18,­ 874,837,862.902,130 gallons of coffee and jvonld cost at 28 cents a pound $872,­ ,407,330.806,397.20. If each person In the country drank three cups dally It ,would take the entire population of the ' lUnlted States 2,442,801 years to cansume It."—Philadelphia Record. dm Maggy was no more, of a burglar "What a pity there are no weapona!” than the sleeper. She waa .not even replied Pedro. naturally dishonest. A cotactdcnce— On tlie walls hung curios, among her meeting with tbe convict, his point­ which uwere dirk knives, blnnderbusacs, ’ JOriglnal.) ing out a way by which to gain reliefFninea.. daughter of Benora Vends ■ arquebuses and other antique weap­ had t>een too much fur her young pow­ (prfsfnaLJ Perez, was the acknowledged belle of . ons. Tbe rivals selected tbe latter ou Maggy Darr wax a nursegirl iu u ers of rest stance. This defenaelesx in­ of noise in their the ancient city of Seville, In Spain. account . of the .absence . Senorita Franca was a coquette who discharge. Ench took a crossbow, fit- large city. One day her uilstreM told nocence cast aa. sudden a light into knew as many ways of flirting a rn'an nu arrow and backed ‘against a hor that for the sake of economy she Maggy’s moral nature as her lantern cast ui»on the sleeper. as of flirting a fan. She took great de- wall, prepared to shoot • would dispense with her services. Tbe Now. beside tlie bed in which the j light In setting her suitors one againxt Though the room wax a lung one. it lady should have bcljw^l her to get an­ girt lay was an electric light button. ' tbe other. In assigning them - Impossible was quite likely that an arrow sent io other iilace. but she was a selfish wom­ Tbe sleeper, when Maggy had flashed duties, in lending them Into grotesque 8 v,t®I part would be fatal. Franca . an aud turned her servant awuy with the light In her face, partly awakened sltuatioiui, then laughing at them. , through a keyhole saw tbe two men ' the few dollars she owed her to shift and listened, but, bearing nothing, was The senorita was no more merci standing ready to kill each other and for herself.' about to sink to sleep again when she less than other coquettes, and any sort- wa8 *'1ki with fright. Opening the , Maggy's mother was a widow with heard' a low sob. Reaching up, she ous Injury occurring to one ot her suit- ' door. Mie rushed in and took a position turned the button, and tbe room was one child besides Maggy, a troy two on would have greatly troubled her. between thein. Illuminated. She waa simply young and born with a "Senorita?* said Sedano, lowering bin years old. It xo happened that at the Perhaps no one ever saw a more nov­ j Spaniard’s partiality for playing with [ crossbow. "I think Signor Valles will time ot the girl’s discharge her moth­ el Bight. A girl about her own age was edged tools. J°,n 111’’ *n aa agreement to oease this er fell sick, and the money Muggy If Franca was not Justified by the * affalr lf you will tell him that I am brought home from her mistress was on her knees in the middle of the floor, with her hands clasped and her eyes all tlie means the family possessed tu stupidity of her suitors ami their want. y°Mr accepted suitor.” of feeling for each other her friends at! "Rattier?’ said Valles, "if you wjll j pay rent and the doctor add buy food raised In prayer; On one side of her ou the floor was a lafatern, on the other and medicines. Thu consequence was ; least fulled to blame her. Percy Ow- ; Signor Sedano that I am the favor- ' that It was more than exhausted with­ a revolver. There wax little time to erm, an American, visltifig Seville for , 6(1 ou®-’’ gate on the picture, for in a moment Tbe girl stood baffled. She did not In a few days. the purpose of studying the original ^b e itirl One night Maggy left her sick moth­ a door without opened aud n voice pictures of tbe great ^furillo which are wish to marry either. The men moved said: there, met her and was much amused aside Ui order to get.free range of each er and her little brother, who was cry­ . Ing for food, and went out with des •“There's somebody In the house.” at tbe ridiculous rivalry for her favor. other and again raised their cross­ The awakened girl must have bad a r-------- Implored them to de- K-ration in her heart. She was walk > Franca attempted to Include him bows. Franca among the number of thorn- who were 1atst, but they remained firm in their de- I klR a,0UK the street crying when she brain capable of taking In a great deal Was stopped by a rough looking man on trodden notice. At any rate, she aaw quarreling about her. but he politely termination. \ a vision of her visitor marched to jail, Meanwhile Owens, thinking that his with the question: declined. Thia piqued hor. "Helio, little girl! What’s the mat­ and at the same time she devised In Spain there are balconies to the 1assistance might be required, had ad­ terr* means to prevent such a result dwellings, on which young ladles re­ vanced to the doorway. He beard Maggy gave an account of her con­ “Bring those things and put tliem un­ ceive their admirers, who stqnd belpw what bad been spoken and. seeing the dition and tho reasons for it. der the bed. Quick!*’ ahe-said. and talk to them. One afternoon Percy 1senorlta’s plight, resolved t/pon a coup "Young woman? ’ said the innn, 'If Maggy, called to herself by her dan­ to extricate her. I Owens was passing the house of Seno you don’t take care o’ yourself no one ger. obeyed. Entering the room, he said: rlta Perez when she stepped on to the won’t take care o’ you. I'm an escniMNi "Now get into bed with me.” "Gentlemen, put up your weapons. balcony and beckoned to him. On her | jailbird myself. Nobody won’t give roc Maggy had no koouer disappeared un­ face were mingled amusement ami You are fighting for that which is des­ Senorita Peres ia l’®° wot’k- and I’ve got to take what I der t^exovers than her bedfellow turn­ tined for another. “ dread. She told Owens that two of need, whether the law allows or not ed the button, and the room was dark her suitors. Senors Joee Sedano and engaged to me." "Indeedr exclaimed fhe rivals, as- j Say, I’ve been watchin' a bouse around again. A man came to the door with Pedro Valles, were In ( the drawing the corner. There's a window open, a candle In one baud and a pistol In the toniahed. . Franca stood looking at her I room. She bad written each that If be just enough for a girl like you to other, asked the girl If she bad seen or would call upon her mother that after­ assistant as much astonished us the ; crawl through. Besides, you’d step heard anything, went away, prowled Spaniards. noon at 4 o'clock he should receive an "Is this true, •enoritar* asked Vailes. ' lighter 'n me. You go in and get some for awhile about the house, then went answer to a proposition he had made "Is It true, senorita t’ repeated Be- ' swag, while I watch for cops outside." back to bod. for her hand. "I fear they may quar­ But one vision danced before Mag­ dano. In the darkness, covered by the same rel,’* she added, “and I wish you to "You have no right, signors," said gy’s eyes—carrying home food to stop bedclothes as her protector, Maggy told come In and help me, if necessary, to Franca, bending her eyes to tbe the crying of her little brother. Her berk story. Just before day both girls prevent them from killing each other." brain was not very capacious, and arose and stole softly downstairs, mid ground, "to question me on such a sub Owens consented. The girl opened the there was no room in it for more than Maggy, after peeping through a crack front door for him and led him to a "Pardon, senorita,” said Sedano, one thought at a time. The. immorality to make sure that her tempter had gone room adjoining the one in which thl speaking for both. "You are right Wo of the means by which she Intended to away, walked out of the front door. two visitors had been shown. Percy leave you with one whom you do not procure tlie coveted result was crowd­ The next day the girl Maggy had In­ took a sent by a window, while Franca ed out She went with the man. who tended to rob came to visit tho Darr deny tn the favored suitor.” stood behind a portiere, peeping into the The two Spaniards hung up their showed her the window and. handing family. She carried many bundles. adjoining apartment Each uf the-sViscrossbows, bowed low to the lady. her a revolver and a dark lantern, told Which gladdened the hearts of all, es­ Itors had evidently learned the object I each vainly endeavoring to conceal his her to use the former if It would save pecially those tilings that Maggy 'bad of the other's can, and they were every chagrin and mortification under a her frotfi being caught Maggy waa bo •old her the invalid needed. From that moment growing more furious toward superabundance of politeness, nnd beside herself with her proposed work time forward she took them all under one another. with only tbe two words, "Adieu, se­ that abe took both mechanically, not her especial care, and when abe entered "Your coming here on such a rfalt," , norita,’’ left the house. . r __ Entering the the social' world and required the serv­ knowing wbnt she wdid. said Senor Sedano, "I consider an inFranca was still standing in the cen- ; house and not finding anything of ices of a maid ahe installed Maggy in ’suit to me.” “An Insult means satisfaction?’ re- j ter of tbe room, Owens Ifi tbe door- ! value in the lower rooms, she went up- the position. Her father never knew way, with a hand pushing aside the ■ stairs. The' door of a bedroom stood torted Senor Valles, “and you shall portiere. He expected that she would ajar, and she threw the light Into tiie that the object of his daughter’s boun­ ty, indeed Ms daughters maid, had first have it" look up and laugh.- Instead her eyes room. On a bed lay a girl about her entered tbe house as a burglar. Tbe “Come, then," said the other. And remained bent to the floor and a blush own age, sleeping. She was a perfect he started toward the opening where tinged her cheek. She knew her heart picture of tranquillity, her face an ex- daughter’s act 1s nof held up as a the senorita stood. She shut the door and had unconsciously revealed it He I preasion of absolute innocence. Mag- model for other young women. Indeed, and locked it Senor Valles turned to was not sorry at the revelation. Ad- ' gy's light flashed on a dressing table, ■he should have acted only with the the only other door. It too, was lock- vanctng. he encircled her waist and ( lighting up jewels that bad been laid consent of her father. But in this rasa no harm resulted, for Maggy, after a took her hand. Then he whispered: ; aside for the night Then she turned fexL years In her service, married a “I fancy," said Sedano, "that tbe . "My betrothed!** i the rays again on her from whom she well do carpenter. • lady baa brought us here to light for MITCHEL. BESSIE CHACE HAIGHT. her.” Matftfy Darr’s Temptation A UTILITV BOX. Hastings Markets. llastingi MatlQ-u are corrected every Wednesday monjing and can be relied upon as ‘ tai that date Cqnec ediirsday. May -11805. PMTWUCF, Butter-I9c- A utility box, without which do bouse la quite complete or any girl happy, is one of the mow useful gifts to present to a brid«*. or. If the happy bridegroom be handy with tools, let It be one of his first delights to make one for the new home. Any plain packing box of Hoti*-} durk.f-lft.' w VEliETAIti: a desirable Mae will answer the pur­ pose after the cracks and nail holes; hare t»een puttied up and the whole; Button, dretroi Ttkv.t dWeks-M ,<t Beef Hide* .s- box inside and out thoroughly sand­ papered and planed until the surface of the wood is nice and smooth. One .or two coats of green stain (or the color preferred, should then be applied, and the box win be ready for decora­ tion. On the box shown in tbe illus­ tration a bonier of cretonne was fas­ tened on with green leather upholster­ er’s nails. On the ltd a piece of rose cretonne was <st from a remnant and tacked on with the same kind of unite over a couple of layers of wadding. Tlie effect when the box was finished waa vary good.—Ladles* Home Jour The joy of resisting temptation is the highest joy men can feeL It is a mo­ ment when our little life here grows larger and we feel ourselves lifted into a wider sphere. We have a sense of fellowship with higher being* and are somehow conscious of their sympathy. All God’s creation smiles upon us and appears made for our joy.—A. B. Da­ vidson WogA-mKI JI.L’-. = 8 .. * ’ । HAY ALMNo. i Timothy -fr No.2T1moC»y--F.W! Ctorer Hay-« w -fb- TVuolhj '] CLUBBING BATES Readers of the ! 1. catJ ErCUtf as favorable clu rats* with tbit paper for any d diy er w. • ly DM** or magazine pntil’.sh’-i’. State® or Canada can I* pr«H-ur ed by any othej newspaj^r in this section of Mkbipan. NOT MADE TO OELLJ. ■ BUT MADE TO SATISFY I refer to our line of Shirt Waists a dmn p. of prettineas at little coat, The materials are nev pensive, but the Styles, and ideas would doj justice to far better ones. All are neatly made, light. wa'- ■ •fid cool. You ought to have one of them- you w if you will call and Ipok at them. See my line of - . HOSIERY AT 10, 15, and 25 CENTS BUTTERICK PATTERNS. — Phone No. 10. - ' Two Delivery HORTON’S. -- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-06-08.pdf dc6b7eee6b61296ee6ae936e20030814 PDF Text Text THE wj. 11! j il YEAR. No. 6. SONEPROVISIONSOE GOOD ROADS LAW HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, -11105. PANY ARE HUSTLERS Hope to Commence the Manufacture PRESENT LEGISLA PROMISES K\S IN gfFEF BETTER MICHIGAN. AWARDS FOR SETTER HIGHWAYSI rie ‘ IL-is Been made' TWELVE PAGES. HASTINGS GAS COM­ A VERYMUCH Dlf EERENT STORY of (Jas this week: Will Do So v BANNER. HASTINGS OP THE SHOOTING The gas plant will lie completed, and it is hoped the actual' manufacturing of gas may be commenced ' this week; if not it XH111 be next week without fail. I he Hastings Gas pu. have certainly shown themselves to lx? hustlers, and already have finished what they -promised would lie by October 1. They have heen thorough with ’their con­ struct inn. using a first-clasa quality of materials,. in everyhing. They art lieautifying thq grounds and making their plant a pretty one to look at. in-toail of the unsigthly place a gas plant usually is. W<> <)«>nbt: if any city the size of Hastings in the state can show <i bftt- pF EDWINS THE SUNFIELD FARMER CLAUDE SLAWSON TAKEN TO ANN ARBOR Hand Did Not Recover After Finger Was Removed. Blood Poisoning / . Feared. BV DEPUTY SHERIFF COLE. INVESTIGATION INTO SUNFIELD SHOOTING HE STOLE A DIA . MONO RING Our reader# will remember our men­ tioning the injury to Claude Slawson’s finger, caused by a hemlock sliver, and which resulted in the index finger buing amputated. It was hoped this would end the threatened danger of blood |s>isoiring; but it' apparently did nut. The doefore opened up the hand to a coiwidernble distance aUne the severed finger and it would sc-m Vi get better, hut the trouble would later <>n n-apj^ar at knoth'-r point Satunlay nunn Mr. Slnwson left for ,*■Ann Arbor, where he Went into the hospital, and it is hoped he may be greatly benefitted. COMPLETED THEIR WORK ON Board of Review Finished their Work Last Week. WILL C4AVEN CONFESSES HE DID THAT IN JUNE OF LAST 1 ASSESSMENTS WILL SPECIAL DRAIItlAW STAND? Listed More Prop SPECIAL DRAIN LAW W HICH IN­ ? CLUDES BARRY COUNTY IS The board of review? completed there YEAR BEING ATTACKED. work last year. They have endeavored to give the city a fair and equitable assessment. The footings for the two FROM THE HOME OF supervisor's districts aggregate a little RECENT DECISION OF MR. M. W. HICKS. more than lakt week and are h« follows: THE SUPREME COURT Supervisor ijans* roll—? 843.380 erty than last year. Soiten'isorAbliey's roll—1.043,22U Ibtai ? 1,*888.600 Seems to settle It That the Legislat­ ■ The personal assessment is a little ure Cannot Delegate Power to less than last rear while the real estate Know he wa.< Officer. Unable to Furnish Bonds. make law to any other body. D«?I<artmeht . aggregates more than last year. To , Our readers will rem^moer the ac­ 1 ' Our readers will remember that in raise the amount required for city" A case is lifting tried in Gratiot count givXn in the B.AjN.'tER . a few BOW S1 ■ .lune last yeuji some one entered the pur poses* the til* will lie $8.23 on each;.. county w hich will undoubtedly settle weeks Ago of thj# shooting of Edwins namol1 home of M. W. Hicks arid stole a ifl.lKX) nsse-^jd. Last year it was $8.50. the vnidity pf the special drain law a Sunfield fanner, by Deputy Sheriff ■ which the present legislature jia.'tsed, , diamond ring ix-longing to- Mrs. Hicks. on each *1.000 assessed. ” ter if as go<xl agaw;phtut. . Cole, of that town. ■ ■bor.er under the There was no clue to. the perpetrator.' and which includes Barry as well as ’ From a recent issu- of the Grand -.-(•■••ti*«i ctiuhl although Mrs. Hicks hud her own tea। Gratipt. It is a friendly suit originak*dge Time-, we learn the following l-'.a:Ue hits made ’ ted for thej>urpo*y of texting the law. sons for suspecting Will CraVcn,-but j particular# with regard to the shooting proof whs' lacking., fsheriff Furniss A petition signedby ten freeholders as which have been ascertained by Dep­ required by/he state drain-law was and Priwecptor Pryor baire' set out to uty Sher iff Tonx. of Grand la-dge; presented to the county drain oom’ stop thieving in thixeity and'havpl*en ‘ *-T.*.l.'Tuia spent M-vj-nd days last tnissioner of^Gratiot county asking! the running down those guilty of it. Thej* week getting’the facts ijj the Edwins* making "of a certtan drain. The com­ WILL BE MELD IN* ST ROSE’S set to work to find the one who stole AT THE FAIR GROUNDS LAST sluxiting case near Sunfield. Gradually Mrs. Hicks' ring. They were satilffied ' THE IONIA ASYLUM FOR THE missioner refused* to consider the pethe truth of the matter Is coming out HALL FRIDAY AFTERNOON ' tition because it Uid not comply with ; Craven wa» the thi«*A»fter n little in­ CRIMINAL INSANE AND THE SATURDAY. A NUMBER OF highway officers and it is learned thj»t some of thestatethe terms-of the resolution jmssed by vestigation. They #Wn began riccumREFORMATORY. pH act provides JUNE I6TH. luents printed by the state papers at RECORDS BROKEN. the Gratiot Co. supervisors to govern nlatiug proof. Last week a warrant le in each, • th’» time gave false*imprnssix>na regard­ the making of dhains in that county. was* sworn out for Craven's arr«!st and ' ।if. the state ing the real situation. Therefore the ten petitioner# brought LARGE CLASS AND ■ Wednesday night he was. apprehended A TALK WITH OR­ FOX OF HASTINGS WINS "Mr. .Toaz took th- written testi­ i suit in the Gratiot county circuit to ■ at MidiUevlIle. and hrouglrt-.to this city -.rers will discuss FINE PROGRAM mony of Wm. Edwin*, jfather of the LANDO J. EASTERLY | compel the drain <'iunmissiuner to act. anil lodged in jail. .He confessed before THE ALL ROUND MEDAL murdered nuui; Laura i Youngs, the । procuring a mandjimtis for - that pur­ morning that he wipE the guilty party. woman with Edwins G.iorgjj D-onanl I pose The issue will- lx? tried very Craven was brought- Ixriore Esquire The Change to In-Doors Will be Jami bond on t'aplace.-! and tlietwo Pi simp, where be- waived examination He is now In Solitary Confinement soon. • ■ Freeport Won the. Ball Game • Very Greatly Appreci­ -men 1 who nccijrapanieil Deputy Sheriff The supreme <-*»>rit of Michigan re­ arid was l*>nnd over to * the • Septenilxir Having Viciouxly Assaulted ary Another game Be;ween the Two •i 'ole to the M-en- of the -^siting; The cently derided iin insurance rare ■ term uf circuit court. His bail was ated. Attendant. important fact* brought ju'. are as fidSchools. Saturday. which seem* to nettle lieyclnd d-r.tlit Th • regular ixtmencemtjtrt exer.-iMs fix' d at SINKS', but up io tlie present low# : ‘I I . ■. thne be l/i|s lxs?n unable to ftunish the • The writer and his wife hud the that the legislahue cannot • delegate The fifth annirid Barry-County Field fur the class of 1;»iLi of the Hasting^ "Cole ha. 1 no warrant j for Edwins' jileasre of spending Sunday with Dr. *•power to mak*' law. and Tnv-k meet.m^ldat thefair.gn'>unds High S-’ho >1 will takb jihic • next w.’-lc necessary wads. Craven ejeunes from .i goo<l family. find Mrs. Chinwee Lathrop, of Ionia. The ease in which the courts deci*- , Saturday under ibj> auspices. wf the : ,Fri»lay afternoon in St. Ruse’s halE;' “Cole broki^into the l-buiu* without ^’here th'\Dr- him a very responsible . sion was rendered was commenced-fey Hastings High School Athletic AssuciaFol lowing is the program: diactati 'further than 1 Wallace E. K-ing against the Cotncarauk tiim. was won by the Freeport High ‘ ..Troxel s Orchestra is njnrL,. sympathy felt for ■ the- other position as physician of the Asylum /. ifficor and that Invocation school. There was-a g-axl crowd in at- ' paying , Rev. S. B. Crandall members of hH family, particularly ■ for the Criminal insane.- Among insti­ Fire Insurance cutUpany./tbe plaintiff’# " Eilwitu uer. i Edwins his parent*. . tutions of this kind the Iqnia Asylum claim for loss by fire having beenfretendance in the afternoon and the asOrchestra and ujxjn not know the man with ' whom he ranks among the forrmost. • and well.it jected because of his failure io, keep fluciationTwill come ! bnt with a sur- did ' Salutatory ”A Tourney of Today. " ire of ap-’ had tlie struggle in the dark until after THEY QUARRELED * an inventory' of his stock in an iron may, as Dr. Long, the superintendent, plus in the treasuryThe day was an Glenna PantORti reward therethe shootiug. OVER SOME WOOD is a very able, .competent and pains­ safe; but inasmuch as. the standard Class Poem “Legend of Pandora. " ideal one for the eveni-iand several «>f The amount the local records were btu ken. Fox of?- Only . taking official, while the eleven years /policy law was void, it followed that Quly two twosfiyts afipts were tireij, H4b ul ............... ^...... .Beede Warner he five several Hastings won the gold medal for the' which came from ColeS »fun. Tlie service of Dr. Lathrop have given him the company bad a right to insert the SelectionOrchestra. । exceed, two IxSt nil round athlete .by winuing 28 i *tateiuent that Cole- was yvonntled and Then They Scrapped. And now a an experience and knowledge of his . "iron safe clause," or .any other teaEssay “The Nobility of Labor** ■ township in one year, points. T> relay race in the after- bred: in self defense h untru-. He was work that adils greatly to the excellence son able clause in its policies if the in­ .'.Mae Smith Jury Will Have to Settle the I sured agreed thereto. r hundred and fifty noon was won by the Hastings team "lightlf Meratched by the glass as he of the instituliou. Oration “Ad A«ra per Aspera” । Everything about the institution is 1' On the question of the constitutionh-iiisand dollars. The la’ a good margin. The summaries of • ‘-’’’ailing through the window, .’..................... Florence Diamond .Width of no less than the events were as follows: Ross Calkins, pf Hastings township, , scrupulonsy neat, clean, and thorough- i '-Though he bad .mortally wounded Selection...................................... Orchestra Continued an page three. th-a wagon track of : . his man. Cole showed not;the -lightest Class Prophwy. ..... Minnie’ DeVine had rented Sam .Marshall's place in ly in order, which combines to make a i FORENOON. . interest in his fate and gave him no grade nowhere more Baltimore until recently, lie went visit through the buildings a matter of ' WILL FIGHT THE IN­ SelectionOrchestra broad jump, lut. Fox. | otwistance. ” ' ’ t. the lowest .class to . Running Oration “The Problem of Uni verbal there Monday to: get an erigine belong­ pleasure, becauxe it is a matter of CREASED TAX ■;_________ L_ rh layftr .of rolled gravel Hostings: 2d. Curtis. Freeport; 3d. 1 Peace ‘' Parnell McGuinness ing to him. Wlple there the two be­ pleasure as well as privilege to know ; Nash. Hastings. Distance 18 feet »*; came involved In a quarrel' over Home that the state's unfortunates are being , clay and sand: the HE -------PREFERRED HIS .FARM inches. — -------------t..„ Valedictory ' ‘To l« or Nut to Be" well taken care of. • The food is gtxxl I wood. They proceeded to settle their lay-r-i of gravel : the Clara Hendershott Saloonists of City Give Council Notice Shot put. 1st. Steckle. Freeport; 2d. —■ trouble, liy the most approved fistic and wholesome and well cooked and the rse of gravel on Lambie, Hastings; 3d. Cook. Hastings. ' Prowntatiori of Diplomas ‘ . faahiou. Mar>|iii# of. Qneensbury mice .patients have a healthy look about They Will do so. Test Cases to be <■ nubed stone: Distance 87 feet fr-et 2 inches. Representative Schantz Turns Down Orchestra * three-inch course of • 50 yard dash Benediction.. ... ..R“v_. L. C. Rogers living dispensed with, so far as gloves them to a degree nbt found in many 1st. Roush. Freeport. Offers from a Battle Creek BusL Made. were concerned^ Calkins appear# to institutions of this kind. „ . tr-h cla«-. compacted 2d. Fox. Hastings; 3.1. Miller. Huis-, Mt rch.................. A ................... Orehe-it ra ne.ss House. ' At the ------The main buildings on .aMarshall have l»een are the located man. hadregular meeting- of the cpm: !i-.H than six inches tings. Time 3.4-5 sec.i njon council Friday, evening, the crity Representative Schantz has lately re ­ FootWdl drop kick. 1st. Stceklv, 1. , . FuotlMill a warrant issuied and Cnlkins ww big hluff ou the wrath side of the Grand -all properly •*<1UY D.” RECORD 2:20. Freeport;. 2d. Lambie, Hastings. rid. cvjvt.-d several letters urging him to go brought U'fore Justice Bishop Tuemlav. River, and command a view, that is i treasurer's report was presented, show­ Fox. Hastings. Distance 122 feet 1 in. to Battle Creek with a viow of engaging a balance of $3,481 cash on hand. Will ,t«n<l at owner-, every J»y Th„ ,rjal W1H thk,. ,,lari, tlw 1JTh |,farc lieautifnl.’ Th*- appropriation for One half mile run 1st Roush. Free­ nf the week* Terms-for standing Esq. Bishop. Barry county people will have some- i The council directed the removal of all !• sixty thousand dollars port’: 2d Curtis. Freeport: I'd Mc- > ing*him tu travel through tbit: • astern stab * iri' rhr interest of a nianufactnr- eolt. W. C. Ihinhpm. I fowling. Mich. thing of an interest in the lenia'Asy- dead telephone and other wires within year one hundred Guiness. Hastings. Time 2 min 1-' sec. Two and one half inches of wafer fell r : f . d . i ’ —'-’-v, ing concern df that city, j But Mr S. him. hecmuw in it is contained one Of the city limits. They fot*d to extend Standiig high jump 1st Lnmbie, dollars. • Monday night, according to th^ official ; the most dangerous criminals that ever the Jefferson street vAtec south two or . Hastings; 2d* Roush. Freeport: 3d Fox,. , thinks liis farm and the coming fair Lute of men know Itow. to make « report at the local went her- report sta­ ; was sent up from this county;, and, three blocks, and granted plumlx'ra Hastings Height 54. inches, will chum bis time nu-1 attention for tion. ’ I, ' ; • whose assault upon the old man Jack- ‘ licenses to Goodyear Bfos. and . Raker / ASHED HIS HIP BONE .... vard dash .1 — ------ Hastings; 1Hummer. living but not. how to live. * st 'Fox. 2d. Curtis, Freeport; 3d. Ream. Huh-’ wn in Maple Grove is yet recalled & Bennett. tings. Time 25 sec. ’ At a special meeting held Saturday with horror.. The criminal we refer lt»f. c Kicked .Silas Endsley • fo is Orlnndd J. Easterly. Easterly is evening, ri communication from the AFTERNOON. I •adouu ki?pen of the city Was received, ■ in disgrace at present, and is in soli- । with J'hat as the PM yard dash. 1st. Fox. Hastings:; tnrj’.copflnement. While given to oc- advising‘the. council that .they would 2d. Roush. Fwjiort, 3d? Miller. Has- , Result, -7 contest the validity of the city# ordin­ tings. ’ rasional refractory spells, yet up until Pole vault. 1st. Ronah. Freeport; ! ■ . :--r Tuesday evening of within about three months ago he was ance increasing the saloon tax_ from to gl."000. ~ Endsley went to Good­ 2d. McGuiness. Hastings 3d. Wills. , given the lilierty of the ward in which '. ’across the M- C. Freeport. he is confined. Of late he has Ix-en YOU HAD BETTER 12" yard hunlh*#. IsL Fox. Has­ .... lia-low & Co..’s elevator, . gradually getting worse. Several tings; *2d. Curtis. Freeport; 3d. Steckle. . . GET VACCINATED months ago he hauled off and smashed n e horse He was lead­ Freeport. a fellow inmatefin the face, becanse he • -buck into the stall. One mile bicycle race. 1st Pomeroy. claimed the inffiate was trying to “get ■ i.->’>• l<-t drive nt him. Freejxirt. 2d. Fox. Hastings: Bd. Nash. Health Authorities Declare an Ep­ control of his (Easterly's) right eye,” ' ms kirk which lar.fl- Hastings. Running high jump. 1st Curtis. idemic of Black Smallpox Is : and he didn't propose to have it. Some ’ hipip-ar the joint. He Freeport; 2d. Roush. ‘Freeiiort; 8<i. r time after this Easterly Imckc-d up to a right •li.-tance lo get Coming. Lanjuie. Hastings. window, broke it with, his fist, and "J flu blow. He fell to . ‘Relay race. Won by Hastings team. ’ Dr. C. H. Burton reports a very inpicking out a piece of sharp glass made ' r an-1 was rendered un­ Fox. "McGuinnes. Michael Ream. ( h vicious attack] upon one of the atten- *•teresti ng meeting of the slate health ’ 1st injury.* and did ruff After these events Hastings picked 1 authorities at Ann Arbvr. Inst week. ilanta. slashing bis face from the top of • he-heard the 9:38 p. m. up a lull team and played the Freeport Among other things discunsed was the his left ear. clear down .across his left' Then he called for help team. The Nashville tea tn which was ! prospects for an epidemic of black small cheek, end down to his throat, besidesi , ■) by Clnrance Bishop who ■ scheduled to play being unable to be . pox. It is sai d this disease breaks out inflicting several minor cuts. For'this ■, * i io- that way. He sum- i present. The game was a good one, at regular periods, and one is now due. he was placed in solitary confinement, aqd Mr- Endsley whs re- and resulted* in a score of 13 to 8 isir It is clni med that it is now prevalent and probably wdnt lie allowed his freehi;, home. Dr. McGuffiu favor of the visitors. The final game , in Grand Rapids, the health officer of । Niunmoned. It was found ■ of the series to decide the Champion­ that c^y reporting 110 cases of that Continued on page Mx ■! -itifensl a bad fracture of ‘ ship of the county will’lw played at the | disease in thoj^nmiture City ii> two very painful fajr grounds next Saturday by Hast|>gH j weeks, 18 resulting fatally. In every will lx? severa* everaf weeks an(j Freeport. HAS A BIG DEMAND. case those having tlie distau- hail riot v able to use his limb . Weaver’s Now Market continues to been vaccinated. It. is claimed that INTERESTING MEETING have a big run «i its cold meats, there when cold weather shall .come an ♦pi• lieing an espeeiaUy large demand for domic of the d1*?aM- is evrtiun. Thu OF WOMAN’S CLUB THE-HASTINGS ' , the Home Made Cold Veal Loaf. This only way to lx? certain of escaping it 'is meat is prepared arid • baked up hy vaccination. MUSICAL CLUB f Mrs. Weaver, and is , just as the Held Friday Afternoon. Delegates housewife would make it in her own FATAL ACCIDENT to State Federation Meeting Photo by . home. Tills meat is in good demand. a Fine Entertainment at the TO FRED NESBITT 11. J. Christmas THE NORMAL GRADUATING and many, a.’ lady is being saved ’ Chosen. . Baptist Church Monday There was a good attendance af the • several hours time over a hot stove by Whose Commencement Exercises Occur the M. Church, not being compelled to make her owfa. Near Stratford, Missaukee Co. In­ Eveniog. meeting of the Woman’s Club Friday cold veal loaf. The new drop-pan ’ll-tings Musical’Club gave a afternoon.' The literary program was Evening, jured By a Falling cooler in the Weaver market also per­ ■ * nienainmenb at the Baptist not long, but nuuli' up in interest on tbBL .ekr«» o< the above plclure «t th, right luutd U drat Hmm» Tree. mits them to keep nil meats in the very -—Jonday eydhing, which was whatever it may have lacked in length, o(“Fmwrt- oext, OrhMll. (lidding.. IU.tiug»; next. EH* t- I-Mhrop. Morgan: next, Xellie E. btbbbin., 11mbest possible condition, and those .who ■■■ 1" received by the large num- j Of special interest was the fine paper A telegram was received here yester­ place their order# are assured of good day morning from Stratford. MImbu’"••• attenited. Mrs. Archie Mc- of Mrs. Mary Maynard on “Pictureaquo service. If you are in a hurry call for kee Co., stating that Fred Nesbitt had -a-1 charge, apd the interest and [Michigan.” next, Ruth A. Bacheilc^ .Nmnviue. in v phone 238, and the Weaver market will not. 1?#and LMidb, Ijeen struck by a falling tree, arid was Mrs. Stella Lampman and Mrs. W. Waddell. Woodland: WJ wa# unable to be • - - triected great credit upon her The picture gives but V3 of the 14 No fill the order promptly. not expected*to liw. ‘ acher and upon those who have D._ Hayes were elected delegates to the with theclais w-en the photo was taken. State Federation meeting. : are her pupils. C >atmis.«loner-L’n ..Claimed Officer Had No Warrant, and Edwins Did Not know Cole nor Confesses His Crime. Waives Exam­ ination. Found over to Circuit (IASS 1105 (ONMEMEMENT EXERCISES LREEPORI WON THE FIELD DAY TWO NOBLE STATE INSTITUTIONS ■i J J/ FIRST ■ Friday CLASS, Will at June gth. E. �2 Hastings Banner. HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 8, 1905. X, In a village in Maryland an old dea­ Nbitahed every Thur*diy loreooon ai the Michigan Central for back taxes. ' con In shaving Ulmacif on Sunday prior gaatlngi. Michigan.. | The state in orde^rao establish its case to church time made a slight cut wltbmust get at the 1L C. books. The rail­ the razor on the extreme end of his COOK BROS. Editors. NA8HVILLE. . , road has access to the state records but nose. Quickly calling to his wife, says thewant Philadelphia the state Ledger, to see, be the asked rail­ her t Hiram Cole is painting his house. | did not FORTY-NINTH YEAR. if she bad any court plaster in the The tenth grade of our school picnic­ road account books. Therefore the M. bouse. gt qq C. attorneys and lobbyists have been in ONK TEAR “You will find some in my sewing ked at Tbomapple lake Saturday. ElX MONTHS • » Lansing for weeks lobbying against' basket," she said. E. V. Smith met with quite a painTHERE MONTHS . w ==rz- this bill They have dealt - out pssseti The deacon soon had the cut covered. | ful accident one day last week. He At church in assisting Khiered st the puuottk* at Hasting*, Michi- with a free hand, and they have delay- ---------------------- — the — cqllec-. ]iad just returned home from a drive - ---- -—ra with £<>: Bot , tian he noticed every one smile as he. with hlH two year oid colt and had him ADVERTHINO. RATES. ! °Pinlon ha» forced the legislature to act. passod the plats, and some of th. Mhitcb«l from tbe carriage when tho , on tbe Diaptay «4iv«rttaing. rates furnish** on ap^tv The railroad lobbyists are defeated, and younger Prt.pl. laugbad outright Very laUUr much annoyed, be asked one of bls ohk -• public sentiment against railroad iuauxtblnx wronr ' “VP'"* *™»O' m Mr' slstnnts If there was Smith and cutting his lip and demol*“ m,,wa is with his appearance. where. 7c a line. Average of mvsu wordato the er than ever. The result will be that •'Well. I slkould say there was,*’ an- i«hiug the carriage top. The doctor ’wrat wrallor rartilDrarnra. ,h” Wichipm Ontral and other rail- swerod tbe assistant, “What Is that took some stitches in his lip and he is . now able to talk again. ■ iu.. ™“1’ m°re inftn th«n in th®y ‘T wou,u ”«»wL upon your nose?" line. Ba“’r raore notice* of birth*. deaths or lujrriagm win be had .they employed open and honest “Court piaster... . . Julius Hosmer of Lansing was a print*.! free m urw» maUcr. . - - - "No," said hLs friend; “ It is the label gUM t of his mother Mrs. D. M. HueEF~Noeotnxnunlc*Uon will l>e puHMipd un- , means to defend themselves. A corp• i **r any etreuswcaocM unless it bear* “w oration like an individual .had better from a spool ot cotton. It says, 'War- mpr Wednesday. writer's name su<l post omen addre»*. Matthew Knoll aud wife of Sebrwa suffer a wrong than to do one. They . runted JOO jards. I , have rights which ought to be respect3*40 r-Miyx > ,x"j. JOB PRINTING. Tbe Banxkm luu OI- of the bret quipped e<1- But those righto are far more ses.sszAKfsa'Sf<>>e» i>r „i«> «.dbUn«.t , ' • methods rather than such tactics as railroads have resorted to in Michigan. Cue of the sore spot* iu public life in this country is tbe corruption of city ; There was interest and strength in governments, particularly in our larger cities. But it seems hojieful that bettor I the reference made by Franklin MacVeagh of Chicago to labor unions in things may come when the rotten, boss, ridden republican city of Philadelphia,j the course of a recent address at Cin’ cinuati. It might have been expectwl. awakes ax did democratic New York | not long since and overthrows - the as a result of his recent experience as a Chicago merchant, that Mr. Macgrafters. is a gi*xi«-ira. That jnai id n hopeful iioix'iui sign, nigll, for ior I! ,. ■PWUd. lBhl* M-rtBrti thoroughly im. ' >'««h would h.ve denounrad the gon­ ,, -; oral .•llttuxx ti.i.l bl... cause ZTr of lurx/Yrt labor i.t'i/xt.u Unions and the mnne from all attempt** at reform. . But she wak'eii up last week. It appears policy of unionism as a xhole, but this he did not do. He did. however, that a’proposition was before the city state that the-course and management government of Fhiladephia to least* the gas works, which the city owns, of the Chicago strike -had l»een hurt­ ful to the cause of labor and^the. to •*. private corporation for a term of 75 years. This lease meant millions unions by reason of the disregard of s.wred obligations which hud occured of dollars of profits fdrtho owners of the gaa company, many of whom were in connection with the Chicago affair. But labor unions had a place and puramong its leading citizens, wme of them conspicuous as church workers pow* in the present condition of social and philanthropists. They were never­ aud economic movements. Mr, MncVeagh beleived. and there was a work theless willing .that Tb0r fellow citiiM>ns should be defrauded of millions they could do and a s«rvice they could render which could l>« of the highest of dollars of which the few received , value to all related interests. But tbelienefit. They also sanctioned graft strength and power in order tu be l»est of the vilest character to get this gas grab through the city council. But exercised must regard its res|>onsibilithe Quakers at last .became aroused, . ties as not less sacred than its privi­ and when they did it must l»e. eonfeiw- leges. Promises should be kept; oblied they turned the tables tin the corrup­ I gations formally enten d into should lie | held as abftulutely binding, and, the tionists and venal jKilitical Ikmhcm in a 1 the union ' manner that was commendable. They fair treatment asked for called the gas stockholders just the and its members should.be conceded tu I all*with whom they were necessarily names they deserved—pious thieves and ! rubbers. They called the jmlitical busses !, related.' If the Chicago strike shall : cause such a course of] action to be Benedict' Anfuhla, whose acta wore favored by the orginizaiions of emloytreason to the city whom* interests they should have protected but did not. The Ji ers and the great unions it will have ' iMirformed a great public service. biggest halls of the city were far too They H$mr Hare Tim» " ; are guests of his brother F. W. Knoll. Hero .aud there and* ove^ywiiere are w. I. Marble was at Lansing Tuosto be found the man aud tbe woman dav c L Glasgow returning home wbo'-ncvreb.v.Gm. with him Turadsy night. , , , , , । If you. are one of those Who “never hare time." change your ways. Try Mta Orara Baker .•low'd her achool tills: Make up each day u acbulule xrf >« the Feighner district Friday with afternoon. what you itaall do at each hour aud do appropriate exercises in the . not budge Rrom the schedule. It will ’ The funeral of Cyrus Button occured surprise you to find bow readily you at the Barryville church Wednesday can dispose of a- task within a certain afternoon Rev. G.1W. Tuthill otfleiattime If youx convince vuuxuw yourself jvuiwu that uxav you< juuq . that .you- inR' have to. It I is the " feeling ~ ... foree .. .i. you.. to . do . It .. Let - * Btirgpw of this village died last must that will each Item on rhe schedule be regarded! Friday night from consumption. as an Inviolate engagoincnti with youiSt Miss Altha Etowning gave a pedro SA'lf ami do uot let the busliness of one party to alxiut fifty of her. friends at item cut into the time set for tbe next These definite engasremeuts with your­ the home of her sister Mrs. Ward self will enable you to have time for Gribben on the south sido Fridaywork, reading, writing, calling, church­ night. Then.* were ab&it twelve going aud recreation. . [ couple from Charlotte present. A Do not stop to think It ovvr. Too t... pleasant time was had lij- the young will forget about It rf you delay. Try, people, the plan at once.—iJontsviUe Courier-, ' ' Mrs.'’Fannie Everett of Assyria was Journal. a guest of Mrs. C. C. Pr^ce Wednes­ small to ^onlain the crowds of angry citizens who came to denounce the j j We predict that many who nem now ' 'wickedness Of the grafters. An a re- i disposed to Teel very much pleased over snlt of an aroused public sentiment the Japs will some day feel quite other­ Mayor Weaver., who stood manfully wise. Japan will lieeom-’ a great managainst the graft, was sustained, the ufacturiiig and commercial nation. proposed gasifranbi** was withdrawn, Her people are hard wiorking, bartly.and the ptdicical machine w:w made a patient. and while not inventive are melancholy wreck by its abject surren­ the most skillful of imitators. They der to Mayor Weaver and the decent have an abundance of. cheap-labor in citixensbip‘of Philadelphia which he ! Japan’now. If wages advance there, represented; I . they can draw un the 40C\000.000 people , Dr. John brown'- "To«it." Townwd of Orangeville visited The cclebratKl Englishman I>r. Johtb . «t C. A. Newliuid’s Sunday. Brown, yho founded the "Brunonlan" Th# L. A. S! at fRichard Foreman’* system of medicine, was. In addition to thtf 1(Jth Ior hlll„|,r being an exceedingly clever physician, ■ _. a somewhat w|tty‘, personage. Fori The Cedar Crefk V\-. C. T. L. meet many years be paid his attentions to a ' w‘t»1 Vanderburg Saturday, certain lady without meeting with the Severn! members from the Yeckley and succew he desire!, during which tlura j several ladies 'of this vicinity wer<^ be was accustomed to propose her ■ present. An interesting program was health In company when called on for. carried out. We also 'understand that a toast. Being observed one day ------- — >_ n ‘unnciuvui movement is being made-to organize , * to I <» is omit the usual tribute, a gwitleman. gtTitleman> , . ,. prramtrau.lbdrtIblBlh.tb. I.nzl 8rara_ lor- , anl<>" lwr-’' P~l>ect .ram' ... nraoaon* raon. IraxlKira, thnt K<» >,<,,1 counting. gotten to toast his charmer. . Poor Rnmis! Her people deserved a better fato than the merciless beating : the Japs have given them on land and ; mjh. But not so her rullrs. The. Czar and the btianrocrats who have deliber-' ately forced -a mediaeval civilization upon that country are reaping the whirlwinds of their own selfish sowing. Had Russia lieen interested in educa­ ting her people instead of enslaving j them wxxam. in iu ignorance ^(luiauvc and O4iu superstition nujxn.-'iimui ;; j bad sir K,v«h her million, of rart, lib. of China. The result will be that Japan will qne day be one of our strongest competitors fur the world’s frade. When that day shall come, as come it will, then will there go up a bowl that will remind as of the old feeling against the Chinese. The day for the yellow race to haw a fair chance to show what is in him and what he can do is here. He is now in a position to demand and secure re»q»ect for him- ■ self and his rights. The white race, , ™ no longer MKim. .U th. prorogm ,, ... , . rtr-xrax nf rttloranin tra* onrfh orarlearth, nt! tives of rulership of the and ail erty as well as enlightenment: the Slav race would have given a better account proprietorship uver ‘‘the fullness there­ of itself in the war with Japan. But of. ” The little “Kingdom of the Ris­ no country; in these days” DO per cent of ing Sun” is here,, and , seeuft determined wbrae vopnlntlon cannot r«.‘l or write. “N “n'1 t" is at all a mittch'for another though far • ------- —---------- >— Ura. popnlon, country wberts IW per rant Tho' enactment of the bill authorixing of tbo people are educated. Monger the attorney general to examine the the Jaiwnra- bare reaaon to love their hooka of a railroad company whenever country; the Jltwaian. hare reason to rareaaary for tbe preparation of pleada__ . . I the drepise .u-i. their government Japanese in^, tn behalfZof^he state against officers are temperate, honest, and clean railroad, finally removes whatever opU.W vawucu w their।personal Hyes. Russian mili-. portnnity U4.H..V might have existed’xvr for vr.icritbeen drunker., drunken, disdir i, jc io, o ,lff tne Ihe present BtBle .tare administration tary officers have ifeei; ibonr-t ______ _ and ... .i . i.. ._ai__ ...... i.-_ • .. lo pnito of favor to railroads. • licentious. Clean living It is and honest mindednesn never counted doubtful if there is another state in j “Isabella color" has been described, ns a dingy whitish yellow. The origin, of the term Is certainly an odd one, if either of the Rnneihlly given explana­ tions Is correct. Aeconilng to one sto­ ry. Isabt-lla; daughter of Philip II. and wife of the Archtlnkf*. Albert, vowed not to clmngv her linen till Oatend was taken. Motrt unfortunately for the roy­ al lady the siege lasted for three years. The.supposed color of the archduchess’.; linen .it th- eiul ot Utl. trylns urde.1 U said to have.become the fashion. The other explanation Is a similar one, but the story is made to relate to Queen ■ Isabella isnuvna of ui Spain npaiu and ano tin? uiv siege sicgv of 01 Gmumnnda. When we consider the length of . time penitential hair shirts were worn In the middle ages, the legend Is not so , wildly Improlmbk* nk would at tret appear.—Tendon Tit-lilts ' day. H. R. ixickinon returned home from Tennessee Mutiday. Mr. .1. A. Gilmour of Detroit was here Wednesday to attend the funeral of Cyrus Buxton. V. Wot ring has returned home from Grand Rapid* where ho went to visit relatives. ___________ The Sunday School convention will Im, ,t t|,'e c. a .buirh Tburad.v. RUTLAND CENTER. Soverafof the yottng people attended , ,, , . ,, * l‘! Baccalaureate sermon at Haitnigs Sunday evening. Eva and Floy Erway N]x*n| Satunlav and Sunday nt Henry Shirley's at VangprjnKa ‘ «SPECIAL SALE OF PRINTS! s ij in © n Friday and Saturday, June 9th and 10th jir ri- 1 We will sell all Prints, Simsons, Merrimacks and Americans at ni •'X 4 1 -2c a yard $ w I ft a X A complete line of Wash Goods in all prices, a large line of Batiste, 30 inches at a ; ........................................ ...................... ............. . ••■r........ 1Oc a yard ,w Another lot of Lace Curtains, 55 inches wide, very neat patterns, 8 yards long :,t as ................................................................................................................... $1.00 a a» as­ S' ar a? W. E. Merritt a? Eggs taken at Market Price. Store open Evenings. A. OOOOOOOO OQOCXXXXXXXX»OOOOC«r.-xxx:-!? Pineapples Strawberries { Buy your Fruits and Vegetables of DePue. | Did you get Coupons on the Glassware in I his window? NEW STOCK, FRESH GOODS, GOOD GOODS. Baked Goods Delivered to all Parts of the City. J. HOMER DePUE, Open Evenings. “Why, indeed," sold the doctor, “I COBB’8 CORNERS. Mrs. Bnrgduff entertained relatives find it all In vain. Hlned I have toast­ from Morgan Saturday. Isaac Cunningham is in very jxx>r | ed her so many years and still cannot health. make iter Brown. I am resolved td . Spencer Dunn and Miss Bagley of Battle Creek visited at Alva Dunn’s Chauncey Bishop and wife of Has­ toast her no longer.’’ the tings fore part the week. wereof guests of Win. Kronewit- . ,---------- ----------- : —- --------- , Grant Otis and wife spept Sunday at ter s Sunday. A bl, loc that on ora oecMlon. thelr (,thpr-, at shnhl Andrew Southward, daughter and blacked an Illinois river was broken | | son of Yankee Springs visited at James lu a pecujlr.r manner. A brown bear DOWLING. Matthews Saturday and Sunday. wits noticed by one of the rivermen , prowling around the skids am! later ?aV; ^!ir.ICh ‘8 nOt much in,rrovp<1 J<»hn Trego went to Woodland was obeerred crawling over the piled at this *1.: writing, “-3. Saturday to see the litpe granddaughup timber. Gradually bruin worked.' r Drs. Lowry. Gallagher and Hyde ter. Grandpa stepe higher than ever. his way down to the key log and at, . tacked it fmntlcany. Instantly the in Dowling last Saturday, May Bump. Ida Eaton. Willie I’ayhe. mass of logs br^ke. The bear was Mrs. Jennie Stanton -is entertaining , Bertha Cooley and Roy Hutchinson crushed to pieces. x Later it was learn- ! her sister Mrs. Sheldon „„ Warner wmw who ; of . Hastings attended 1UO the Jpc ice cr<I41u cream I ed that the key log was filled with js suffering, caused by her little girl social at Jamea Matthews Friday eve­ —,— ------- |---------- sticking her finger in her eye. ning, which was a success both socially . ’ .------ ------ -------------------------- ---------- ---------------------------------- r,. .. ...... „ raiwi ravx ini Phone 86. oooooooooooocoooo:.c-..;.« The Secret of Good Coffee Even the beet honsekeei>en> cnnnot make a gpe« ■ n| of COFFEE without good material. Dirty. ailiilWrit d and queerly blended coffee such as unscrupulMu d-ai ers shovel over their counters won't do. Hut the pure, clean, natural flavored , Chautauqua and Number Six Blend the leaders in 25 and 35 cent coffee. Trj our Blackford's Calf Meal for per Yooag Calves. COOK & SENTZ, The Drisht side. Mim Florence Freeman of High Bank financially. The school gave a fine i “I acnuKl should think think goo you’dd feel feel awtallr. awfnUyi! called called on on Su«io Susie Ohnslre Ohnsbee Saturday, Saturday. i program, and the proceeds were ft. u(l. THB GROCERS./ . . HASTINGS, sad quarrel with (. .. ... .... .. nrt over rix-rarayour mn'/umrael ra-l-F, Mra. Kfra ScaddaCraiAAo. \ anSycle of Johnstown visit- . Aim. Roy Hutchinson’s horse became worth after all these years.'* ,George . , -Yro. Ido. Still there’s one pleasant -13’ * Ersrm a Sunday. frightened Snndny evening throwing ha, nMBttW h|.r mi ± thing about It Iler children are grow- i Dr. Gallagher was in Ann Arbor a her out Wjmn^iug the buggy. Mn, I H. cscapeile with slight injurim. ’Dg “P ‘U“1 WDI **'n keglU W g®t COnp,e °f daP‘ la"1 WOckhojied thatjihe will recover. ‘”P" I ^«ner Elmcr ^>iru Bird ana ",d wire wife ana *"<> also »>» mish Mian "T/k -------------------------- JL very haul electrical storm Ktnwk A virinity very hard.' electrical storm struck DCUKl.J I 11 not nnvp to efvA tnprn anv. JSkil n^taTriSint 7*', Barlow from noar Bedford nt Dr: MAPLEGROVE. this Mondav mornimr Wa <ln 1_________________ ' . Dr. Gallagher’s Sunday evening. | Mrs. Jake Smith is again quite ill. J not know of any great damage as ret Dr. Gallagher’s Sunday evening. • ----------- - --------------- ------tll_ for so much as to-day. And no wonder j the union'that has proceeded safer as ■ ■!j Mr. Dn«t«r , . very . slowly. I _L Dexter Hunt has «,aM sold li.i« ihh <1^;.-. driv- ij Miss Nellie Reese gains -------- --------------- ..... ' ■ ' ' IbeJtifc wm. They have heen smart [ Michigan re­ — — ,o— in ... the matter of .«-. A Scotch dominie, after telling his- ing horse end will now drive a span of । L. B. Potter and wife paswvl SaturCITY BANK RKFOKT. enough to take ■ hike the weapons of civili- 1! quirements from railroads, nor another scholars the story of Ananlus and Bap-| jinnies. . » day with relatives near Bellevue. of thr ccndition of the HMtino ettr xatiotj and n» tKem in an enlightened in which such requirements are so Phira, aakod them, "Why does not God( Mra Fred Bnllls of NaaHviUels at Mra Mdwin ra,d niTO „ho 'h„ro . way. and have humbled the power that. remunerative and profitable to the Btrike <^«Tbody dead that tells a lien Chas. Rice's helping care for 1 Mr. Bul ­ bran virtUng at Geo. Chnnon'a was posing as the big bully of Europe 9tate After-a long silence one little fellow; lis’ mother who is very **ickand Asia. Asia But But never never think think the the Slav Slav exclaimed, “Because there wouldna be and nobody left.” . : *300.01 J7 race is dead. It is the same virile, | Mrs. Maria Brigg# is visiting her last Saturday. . •ecurttlre I GOT MIS LEFT HAND LACERATED brother J. E. Herrington for a few strong race, patient, brave and un­ I Elmo Soules, who works in the Book- ■ The party at the home of Mr. and Bt«oted. day* yielding as ever. Some day when the , Mrs. John Cheesemah last Friday night 1 oXS^T) case factory got the back of his left Une,c G««^-And Bow do you like] 4.750 00 John Ormsbee and wife spent Sunday wm quite well attended. Russians are educated, and. wbQC they I. - ... —-nn; ; t*nM* •* t”**™ .. .. - .. - i your ; youremployer. employer.Tommy? Tommy! Tommy Tommy —Ob,, h»Ti> « Kovarament worthy or of wem, them. j Iuu"1 *fu""■>!1 he Ura't but he b*, bl*ot«t Un-I Un-I at Ira Rice’s in Johnstown. ucni wuriuy ~ he isn ’t k so> bad. bad, but ’s bigoted. About twenty friends of the Miaare Cur the Slav W will 111 .how ahow the th« rroatnera trrratuw. “ no,,n <»" wh ’hlle “' lo lolull, *dl"K « A*™* funuturo ”™ into in'<> « . d. Granp-B^trtH o«>rr-IHtot«l> In what nil way?;1 Miss Haines of Nashville is visiting Ida and Laura Cheesman surprised ! ‘••••r'-’’’--’’’ n.‘ ^wry .------- ------------------_-------- —He’sj got <u> Me. that wonla. of .which itjs caimble. but which its J Dr took two^stttcfieajn - Tommy her sister Mrs. McGloughlin. them last Saturday afternoon. Games ! Kicked and cents' rulers have repressed. »-**.«* the wound and ♦» the — injured member t 1| can - only be spelled his way. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Troxel of Nash­ wore played and then supper waa arved 1 C^.n“*b lnUrnxJ re"®l“ neems to be doing nicely. ' j viDe spent Monday of this week with The children then scattered to their Total 9)—Tha It wonld t'em that after a while the BARRY COUNTY TEACHMiss Million (of uncertain ageh ----- their daughters Meedames Stanton and homes feeling that they had had a ERS EXAMINATIONS I W ‘hiw »*• worries mo Is tbs wed­ Van er At thia phwe. uiABiLmns. jwwirailroads of this state would learn that good time. , Capital stoekimtd la— . r> . rn T Ttour- 11 1x1 perfectly horrible in the end they get decidedly the worst The next Barry County Teacher, ExfaOTr_ M|„ HoK.bod. S. B. Norton is digging a new well. ?.urR,Os fun<1........... State ot Ohio, City ot Toledo, » .. , * of it when they attempt to prevent amination will be held at the court | (viciously)-Oh. don’t worry. Tbey’lL Dlrideodn unpaid Lucas County. J ° Roy Smith of Hastings and Mao Commerelal deposits. what they consider ‘ ‘unfriendly legisla­ house in Hastings ^huraday and Friday think you’re his mother. Frank J. Chancy makns oatti that be Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Evans of Battle Creek were at A. D. Bar nju deposits., tion” by bringing corrupt influence to June 15 and 16. Savings certificates... I Co., dolni business in tar city of Toledo, county • M.XIl 13 2SS411 96 Wolfe ’ s Sunday. Miss Evans will visit and state aforesaid, and that naM firm win nay bear uponthu incinliers of the legisla­ Total........................ John C. Ketcham the sum of one hundred dollars for inch and friends here a short time. | Howitt—What are you growing ture. It is well known that the rail­ Fkthe *07use cufr„°f,.c*t*nh that °«u»ot be cured by Qo. Comm’r of Scools. »t*tc of Mfchlmui, County of Barry, w. of Hall a Catarrh Cure. 7 beard for? Jewttt— Well, I don’t ml School closed in the Norton district roads organized a gang of corruption! sts FMajntJ.CHKMKV. Sworn to before me and suMcrlhcd lu my Uukindura, i. th. wurra ot the «““* . and had grafters in the legislature in presence, this 8th day of December, A; D. 1388.1 Wectomday. Sh"".1' ,n” | » W wlt.g.r.UB. Pingree’s time, particularly the senate, rtorat wrate io hun,.,, Ufa. , , A. W. GLEaMW. An iccYream picnic waa held at the Sa.1”™ “ I—“’ “• “ b ’r [skat-J i • Notary Public to prevent a fair taxation of their prop­ Hall's Catarrh Cere Is taken InbSnklly and school house Tuesday afternoon. It is r. pleasure to take Dr. Dade’s 1 Harsh counsels have no effect Sly commlrtjro K„. „ lm. °a %?rw°?d a^d nilK*M1’ surfaces erty. They delayed the legislation, but Mrs. Wm. Blowers has gone insane bOKXxeT-xSjF*1*’**"5'’^ PubileLittle Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic are the hammers which are alw in the end they were the victims of far effect upon the liver. For sale by Fred pulsed by the anvil.—Helvedus. F. J. C'BKNKY Last fall their eldest son wM burned .-told by druttl^s 73c. Cjrar^MKrax., more dyaatic laws than they would L. Heath & Carveth. Hall'* Family Pills are'tbe with their barn and it is thought that MICH. Ftv.nc 7 - OUR..... REGULAR PRICES in our stock of Genera! l|erctl®nr <Mse are as low or lower than oth­ ers quote at reduced price sales. 8 bare Lenox or .Taxon Swr 3 I -2 lbs Sears Cracker-1 gallon W. W. OU " UK - 8 lbs best Rolled Oats Work Shirts _.-••• "* up 1 dos 8 ox Jelly Tumbles Best quality amt' lowest in every line. SHOES, HARDWARE DRY GOODS. NOTIONS GROCERIES. Highest Market V Price Produce. HaM <or A’ A W. W. WATSON . IRVING. niCM. �Hlulbolland’s Drug Store in b»ylM0 (Uindow Shades.. L’rfjat many in odd ny suit you just as CN Price Ulin Suit you hive all the others ’hem in a way that w thavthe in* Williams Paint « * j.'.iu!e and eeonomi' It costs less per >• paint made, aud • -Figure on the <>t the price per c .u till your p-tilil iptly in all colors. ■ she nvin-Williams .-r change * . ..ant year Reales j ■; Prncriptlcn tilled with Mt:. rr ing them io as. WILL SPECIAL mm LAW SIAND?A ^a«L™Li I Tdopgne Orders Filled Promptly. 290745 The usnal'June exodus to the is now in progress. . lakes The aupervisont will meet to-day to consider/ heating apparatus for the court bouse ami jail Dr. Hu well haspurchaeed Mrs. stdin S'j u i n-s residence < >i» West G reen St., and will move into the same in the m*ar future. * B GOLD MEATS -E DELICIOUS." AL LOAF -4 al! right: ’none 238" and ’.rj it. Phone NOTICE tarred icy Ftanlug -i the Table factory ce that I ant red to do ail kinds of. FlaniM tM> Matching )l>t, allt’nd, of .'fuuldipi. Window Frames and Door Frames, Fc Work, House Finishing tased to figure with vou j work you may wish. ' ifed a car load of White bargain 1 liaMe a tool chest -b i a full kit of uienter’e tools lharl will soil very herejs A SNAP FOR SOME CARPENTER PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE W. B. JAMIESON, Propr. w« Jinwanit. Fishermen! *1 from town are said to be dymuniyng fi*hiu some of the lakes in Rutland. The law should be invuke«le to prevent sncl, an outrage. The little black flies or gnats whieli work so persistently ' on horses have again put- in their apjieartHK*>*. A subscriber -ays: ••Ilow»cn«»ri'wiU find that a little s*»it grease applied to th.« purrs niCkfr-anrofied. ©tjjecisUy the inside of the ears, will affota comfort and pioneer Miciety, wUuett jneetipg wul be held in Lansing. she W|W accompanied by Mrs. Hoyt, of Kalamazoo. who read a his­ torical ^ketah of. the Rev. Leonard Slater, wKo was a worker among the Indian* ducting a mission in this county. TION IN LANSING Win Barnaby was in Grand Rapid, Friday. ality of tbe standard policy law. the court says that the power conferred up­ on the legislature to make law. cannot be delegated by that department to any other body or authority. The opinion says; "The power to whose judgmentr wisdom arid patriotism this high prerogative has bwm in trusted.’cannot relieve itself^ of tbe ^responsibility by chousing other agencies upon which the ]»uwer shall be devolved, nor can it subbtitute the wisdom, judgment anil jwtriotbon of any other body for thore to which^alone, the people have seen fit to confide this sovereign trust.” Z 'Hie •rioted words aty those of Judge Cooley in his work un ‘ Constitutional Limitatations. ” and it is contended they.deprive the legislature of the )>ower to delegate to political parties the right to make a primary election law. The courts allcuje to the fact that it has held 4he local option law valid, but in such Caere the law must be a]>proved by a majority <jCthv electors in a county, as well as by tlaT‘I,okni. o/ Hnpeninors. It is M|d that the au­ thority delegated to the insurance f-olicy commission was legislative, and not administrative; namely the power t->"mak« a law."and t<£eh:tng( ^the’Jnw whenever ;t should deem it necetwiry. The law is therefore unconstitutional. It should he adiled that tbe law does not disturb the validity of the fire in­ surance policies in force, as they are simply lawful agreements between tbu insurer and the insured. GETS FINE POSI­ H. E. Hendrick, of Mldderllle, w„ In tbe city Friday. ■ Miss Olive Lathrop Is Appointed First Assistant State Librarian. Arthur Brown made a bueinew trip to The many /Hertas of Mire OlivelathGrand Rapid, Friday. rop in thia city will l« pleatad to learn :Mra Geo. W. Abbey i, Writing that she has just been appointed to a rriAn«l« xr....____ ... . fine position at the capital, at Lansing, Mrs. Nettie Brooks returned from a and is now first assistant to the State two weeks visit with friends in Ithaca i Librarian, having charge of tbe cata­ loging department Min Uthrop took Thursday. a special course in library work in Dr. C. H. Burton went to Ann Arbor the Illinois Univeristy. After her Thursday to attend the state meeting graduation she served for some time of health officers. id the Congressional library nt Wash­ Mr. ;ai>d Mr. w.' K. Cook .pent ington. Ijist fidl she wqs selected to sun.li.y in Ionin, the guesU el Dr. nnd take charge of the library in the En­ Ml> C. P. Lathrop. gineering deportment at» Ani^ Arbor, Juilt-n and Mrs. p.- T. VanZille. rf jphe applied for thu position she now > Detroit, were the guests of Mr. and I hoklB oif learning of the vacancy, and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove Friday. ;!ha> been succotatul Mire Lathrop is Mrs. Cordie Jackson, of Grand Rap­ ■ [Very well qualied for such work, and; fiber sncceas in the positions she has! ids. visited Mr. and Mrs. Ruin. Burch last week, returning to her home Pri- Hilled and her ability are the l>ret pos- ' 1 Bible assurance that she will succeed in I , the place to which she hjs just been Mn, Ijtun, Dell i«J hvr brother. CUmlt' Mute «( Charlotte, attended nj puirited by Governor Warner. The > IQ3ANNER joins her many friendji in I the funeral ot Mry Elizabeth Crawley textending congratulations. Thunuhiy. Mr. and Mrs. Jcsk- Darting, of MilOBITUARY. waukee.^ who have Ik»wi rvasiting MRS. ELIZABETH C’RAWLEYfriemfa here for two weeks, returned Mrs. Elizabeth Crawley twas born in to their home Friday. the village uf Friday Bridge, Cam­ Mr. and Mra John F. Goodyear bridgeshire,’ England. Fub. 21. 1818. will leave Saturday for Gambier, Bind died in Hastings May W. 1MJ5, nt Ohio, to witniMs the graduation of p>e ripe old age of 87 yeafe. 3 months their (laughter Mi» Harriet frqm Har­ court Seminary. j She was married to Jamas Crawley, Mm. M. W. Hicks will leave this July -M l«ft». In 1M4. Mr. Crawley week Thursday for Aunan-Dale-on bame.tQ America to prepare a home for Hudson, where her son Ford wfll grad­ his wife ami two little ones. Two uate ffom St.Stephen's Acailemy. -He years latei Mrs. Crawley followed with hat orfe of the class ' honots and has the children. f made a spjndid .'record in scholarship. : They settled in the- village of Mon­ George W. •, Crawley, of Bowling roeville. Ohio; and soon after moved tuGreen. Ohio, attended the funeral «jf Rndlown. Ohio. In-ltMM they moved Michigan settling on the fatal in his grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Craw­ ley. Thursday. Mrs. - Buyd Craig will- Baltimore township, Barry county, reinsti with him to spend the summer where* thuy lived until 1883, when thwy with her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Graw- earn.* to Hastings. In IHSti, Mr. Cniwlt*y waa called to his heavenly home. I3n>ju>n E. - Biuby. well known -in ; Since then Mra. Crawley has lived in |lie home with her son Jnini-s until she thi, <-i|y. i. tw- married at llw-k |viis called to j«ih her husband in that !<>--night to Miss Flora, .Marie house.* • not made with hands eternal in Wager; of Davenport, Iowa.,' They will lhe heavens.' ’ • • spend s few days with Chicago friends. ! The subject of this obituary was the and w then come to Hastings. Mr. •Biuth'.T of eight children, seven oT and Mtn. E. 1. Iltislw will give a reprhom arc iiving’andal! present at her ceptiuil in their honor Tuesday evening funeral. She had also !•*> grandchildren June ifi.^ ' iMi.l -1'1 great mulchildren. • Mr. S. M. Rose, of Mt. Pleasant, a Many years ago site U*cnme a disciple registered pharmacist of many ‘years Ilf JvOs the Christ, and she fvmnl him. exjwrienco, coming from Mt; Peasant. Mi<-b.. has entered tbe employ of ■Ihuitii‘A-Carveth, and will bring, his •blw lived very happily -with her son family to thiir city, and ued<e Has:-iiig* uas Cery much devoted to -her, htme-v Me.-sra HenlK'-^-JJaneth watching ■.ver her tenderly and ■minis­ PTOJ'OmJ to gi\e gicateF- .'ittcii^i* !■ . :<• tering to her every desire, • • tlreir pn.‘~,rif4.ii»n ' department and so ' In Engliuvl they are not blessed with n ;)hvvo secured one of the bf'sf pharmaof free schools sn<th as we have. eifth they could find in the state totak'.v and in the early j<at >f the last cen-i charge of that jmrt of their Imsir.etH. tury it was. hut >’a to utaih an etl'iTlie friends .in this city of Mrs. aition. Our sister Maude Mudge Kurtz will be intere-ted hood and even to old 'ag»* without i and pleased to loam that sh<- will be learning to'head her Bible, and so. ; death of her h'^sliand. I united in marriage at high m?on. June after Che 2». to Mr. Frank James Ellsworth, tinder the loving patient, guidance of I manag'T of the Bofden -.Co;, at V,iir- her son. she learned- to read the book : tep. Ol»o. There will bo a quiet wtsl- of God.- which was • a source of great ding at Sd Paul'si Episcopal church.^ comfort to her. .Old age is not a thing to be alto- ; Cleveland. After the wedding they will leave at once for Witshington. New getji-T dreaded or deplored. It may York and Boston, and will he home lie a blessed rime, giving -u* lex-sms' to ' Mrs. James Wolfe, who went uf Ann Arbor Wednesday' last tohavo her fight hand operated upon for the removal of a piece of needle. returned Friday. The Ann Artxir doctors ltd vised against .-in ('iteration, and it was accordingly not performed. It(seemed to be their judgement that the haiid. which had been badly swollen, would get well without the operation. but she must give it complete rest for a time. ,! after August 1“. at 40 Park Ave... put off the -earthly garments one l»y • Warren. For several months Mrs. one atnd dress ourselves fur 'heaven- , Kurtz, lias lieen studying music with Autumn has Ifniitus all its own. Not t the freshness and bouyAncy of spring; ■ Prof. Felix Hughes, of Cleveland. ' not the warm splendor of summer; i Steven Springett. representing his but a richni'N'and 'ripeness Hurpassijig-'t daughter. Mrs. Charlie Edwins, made Some years ago ai>out a dozen men three. What more l>eautifnl>htiui the I application liefora Judge Allen Wednes­ at Oxford formed a sort of ‘'marriage antmnn leaves, colored anti tinted by j day to have the estate of the late club." It was agreed that when any nature's brush, ns po-artist's skill could ' Charlie Edwins ailmitted to probate. member was about tu be married a 'paint them So with old age when i Edwins was the man shot by Deputy dinner should be held which all within tbe life has been well lived. There is a Sheriff Cole the night of May 7. Ac­ reach should attend—the bachelors to lieauty and mellowness that cannot be I Marriage seemed far away then, pay. cording to the application tbe estate is and toe bachelors thought! the divided found in youth or middle life. ‘ valued at anil consists entirely of expen-ses 'would be Incotuddentbk'. Our aged friend was a beautiful aged ! personal property. Mrs. Edwins is at Years passed and now mid again tbe saint of God. She had learned the another - marriage secret of growing old gracefully. She I the borne of her father in Castleton . met,. coming did not grow old. she grew young, for township, Barry county.—Charlotte was sent around. They from various walks ’of life— soldier, Republican. _________ it is not by the gray hair nor the bent barrister, solicitor, journalist, school­ form that one tells the age. but by the master, man about town and the rwU Sir Thomas Lawrence was one of —sang tlie old songs, dug up tbe ol<! heart. Age does not depend- on years, for some people seem always to be old, the great portrait painters in England. jokes, until one year it happened that Ills parents were poor, bls fattier be­ the Anal bachelor found himself sole while others keep constanty young in ll ing a country innkeeper. One day host A year later tbe dttfleuity uroae. heart. Lord Shaftesbury's father and moth'-r and tlie Chai bachelor was given his She wanted to go home to that hind j stopped at the Inn. hnving their young­ dinner by the eleven married men. of perpetual youth, and Her Father er son, tbe future lord, with them. In And now toe friends meet on the m» granted her prayer; and so peacefully ; Conversation the Innkeeper simtIco of nlversaru-s of their w<*ddiAg days and she dosed her eyes to this dreary; world ■ the p nius of his boy In drawing and pay each his own score. There is per­ and fell.tislW’P to awaken in the Spirit ; wlriu-l them to tret It by a picture of haps tbe Ideal club.--Londeto Chronicle. land on thtf other^ide of the narrow their son. They assented, thinking to stnuun we call the river of death. gratify a father’s pride, but nnt look­ To'traiwfcr nn old oil painting ing for any evidence of superior talent. It is encouraging to note that the Tlie bov came in modestly, with chalk new canvas Is a branch pf art tluit .and pajMT. and In a few ralnutre had dills for a unison of mectianlcal skill farmers aro.ifnticipating a good year.drawn a picture of their son on vhlch cud talent. There arc not! many and going th work arf if they believe: tbe ^rents looked with wonder. They lu the business. It to an entirely dis­ such would be the case. There is no­ rvcognlz'-d the genius and tbe P‘\mL‘*e tinct work from renovating a eruciujd thing gained by becoming discouraged of future greatness and befriended tbe of mutilated painting. Transferring’ a young artist, giving him the help need­ painting from nn old canvas to a new and making no effort whatever. one requires years of exjieiHcnce to oced to develot) his wonderfal gift. compUsh the simplest part pf It After TEN YEARS IN-BED. tbe I(|rtur,_. hnB n«.n removed from its R A Gray J. P. Oakville Ind. , frame several layers, of fine tlsstx* pa­ How it redJrap tbe skin, itches, ootes, writes: ’ Fur ten years I uws confined |)er are pasted firmly across the dries and Kales! Some people call it tetter, milk crust or to my bed with disease of my kidneys. ffice paper is dir the back ,, , It was so severe that I could not Wvo of ^0 canvas ts mnd$ thoroughly wx. salt rheum. Tlie suffering from it Ik sometimes Injuirt of-the time; I consulted i Thread by thread it is picked away tctise; local applications are resorted tobest medical skill available but <»ulp4 uj|dI nottlJng remain* but tlie point, tiicy mitigate, but cannot cure. g.t no relief until Foloy " 1. List to tbo tlraw |»p«T. A It prow^dH from humors Inherited or ac­ quired and, persists Until these hare been mTu Mtat । new emv.. 1, th«-n .nonutee ud glu«l removed. ,t S.^.rto^ G«d- te U.0 Eczema Hood’s Sarsaparilla J ’ ten..! au<l gently removed from the Pihesalve acta like a poultice. Best MUrfa(V. A nttle cleaning and retouclr thing in the wfrld for boils, hurns.^ i by o gained band make the work cracked hands, tetter, etc. tor sale j complete. Fred L. Heath & Carvetb. ‘ 4 positively removes them, has nu»c«ny an.l permanently cured tbe worst cases, and is without an equal ior ail cutaneous ernptlooB.________ _______ ^rsHood's Kill* are the best c*V’ _ruc. Muslin Underwear Ib how in full swing—offerings you not only the . beet of vdlues throughout, bpt showing you none but thia BeaBon’s goods in full variety anil of choicest patterns. We cannot begin to giv' ' details here but simplj’. call attention to a few items worthy of especial notice; Corset Covers Petticoats One lot of Embroidery trimmed Corset ■ ers. Special Two lots of Corset Covers, hemstitched and tucked OCn /inn Zubj reUb Night Gowns Night GojAi<—mace of fine muslin, trimmed with embroidery insertion, full sizes. Price JjQp Muslin Gowns Several tuykyi. tome trimmed with roidrry cminsertion and-cmbrr' J ■ edge, J--- ‘othens v — with— broidery insertion edge. ’Priced 75c to SI.75 White Cambric Petticoats—Deep lawn flounce, trim med with two and three cluster .tucks, lace in sertion and lace edge-.,, others trimmed w th cluster of tuckli and embroid- tfl nn’J 01 7R ery raffle, extra dust ruffle Ql dllU vli I U Cambric Petticoats—Deep tlbupce of fine lairn trimmed with 3 and 4 cluster ot tucks, two rows insertion and edging,extra 00 nnrl 00 OR dust ruffle. Each qZ dllO Other Good Values at 50c and 85c. Drawers All styles*to choose from. itiBcriiop,' OCn Ince and embroidery trimmed...?. Zuu lu J. T. PIERSON & SON, Phone No. 9. s Store $75,000.00 Capital Hastings, Mici. Surplus :: $25,000.00 Ottlcen BANK Chester mtsser. Proldtm. R. B. m«str. Ul« Prci. H. H. Hn<krso«. C*1>kr. Directors Account Cbtsicr mcsscr. R. B. m««r, R. C. prewb. to-day at our savings bank. It will In save and leads on to prosperity. rn. £. Cook. D. S. GooOyur, Cttt UUitn, H. R. JUdtrwi. per cent Interest paid ca Savinflt Dtpoilti. ItkncV to Emi oa you t> GetI a ll Bank w,: 8j'' e i Book ' yonr deposits asaud you mak cat 1 keep tab on the interest, a < it’s important. When you want advice about in vestments come in and consult us. We giva i; free. Our savings bank helps to provide for t h > rainy day. Bastings CiLV BH Real Estate Security. ENGAGEMENT - - - and WEDDING KNIVES and FORKS, Triple Plate, for a few days only------------------ ... WATCH and JEWELRY .REPAIRING. RINGS OPTICAL WORK, F.R. PANCOAST BEST WORK HAGOODS on.y THE CORNER JEWELRY STOIE �J Please Your Hair Southwestern Michigan THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. WEST PARMELEE. Delayed letter. Miner Freeman was the tavern Cline. Sunday. . | Mia Loretta Adams is spending a l few days with her friend Mias Colby of Alta R. J. Steeby. wifb and daughter visited at Henry Adams Sunday. Mrs. McKiver and mother Mrs. Smith were guests’of F. M. Stimson and wife Saturday night. Mrs. Lewis Potts of Grand Rapids was the g uest of . her parents F. M. Stimson and wife Sunday. 1 ’ Th. Cleveland Ba, RUTLAND CENTER. Delayed letter the man nt the drug store counter. Ed ■Pn’martier and wife of Barry- Tbe cterfc jKiured a 1-ottle ot aaraapatot0 a gja*,, dashed a few drops xdlle jpept Sunday with relativea here. Joi n Erwav. wife.and non Roy spent of paregoric Into It and then pounil n' Cl.-c. v.nkre. i Mu)epk>asant castor olL drankoat it p at Henry Shivley a in Yankee faceTbe andman WBlked suE~~ Consort No 40 ah If he bad Jrunk aoda water instead At a barn raising on Mrs. Samuel i Some seven or eight weeks ago a *Orea Enray of Mt Piewant came of cantor oil. “Yea, we have quite a Heisler’s farm, ten mites northeast of smooth talking gentleman of a Semitic las£ spend- tbe summer here i call, for emtor oU cocktaita.” said tbe clerk. “If a man’s system Is' a Ifcile Don’t have a falling out with I MarahaU. two men were killed and one ernrt of countenance, together with a worjtjiig at the carpenter work. । fatally and eight badly injured Wednre- lady with an. enamelled countenance, Mm. Va nderbroik will entertain I out and he w needs a done of castor oil your hair. It might leave you! the only way to take it Is lx. the cock­ ; day p. pi- Roy Ferris and John Weis- . brown hair and gold teeth, arrived in Then what? Better please it | logeJ of Springport were' using their town and soon let it be known that the Cedar Creek W. C. T. U. this week ; taJ1 form. You wouldn't know there Saturday, afternoon. A cordial’ invi- was n drop of castor oil in it. If you’ve by giving it a good hair-food— J hoisting aparatua on the building, and they represented a Detroit house that ■ ever taken castor oh neat you will rec­ ration is extended. Ayer’s Halr^Vigor. The hair [ bad one bent raised and another part-; made a apecialilty of ladies' tailored ognize the value of the cocktalL"— Zero Newland spent one day last stops coming out, becomes I ially up with several men bolding tbe suits and jackets. Their rooms at the Ttotrolt Newa-Tribuue. Her aunt acropen. By an accident the rwq» slipped hotel ware invaded by tbe ladies and week in Grand Rapids, soft and smooth, and all the and one hunt fell bock, crushing Got-' Orders --------galore - — poured k in.' It was ' made companied her home. Will make <he season • deep, rich color of youth , tleib Boldt, a neighbor, and Mrs. ji part of the agreement that a deposit T. C. Williams and wife visited at I SPENCE’S BARN,X£t • H. ' Heisler's aged father. William Roggen™ be left with the people described afore­ comes back to gray hair. tod’s Opera House. Consort :• : I Erank Watete Sunday. । bu8k, tyoth of whom died. William said. In some cases this simple form­ 1 hove a full line of Ladles stallion. Hi.*, hands high , The pleasant face of our old friend Lilly Grames nnd gentleman friend strong brtedcr. - Goot was struck on the head and will ality queered the deal. bu| in several Miss Minnie Jenkins, trained nurse, Linen Collars for 20c, 25c th» >UudruK »ud alio •’.upped my l>«ir from of Orangeville spent Sunday at R. faUtac out. It »erv»« n>» very nicely al»o m and 30c. -4 . To insure standing;colt . die. Others injured are Frank Heisler, instances this was no barrier to a trade was Mgn in Parmelee Sunday. She ■ rrandns my hair in any atyle 1 wUb.'* — .....-----------------$10 । Ghuues ’. Mim Maooik Cook. Divide. W. Va. •t«>n of Mrs. Heisler, leg broken; man and the couple left town with a good • was accompanied by her sister Mlas Many from this place attended Mem-1 I also have a line line of Silk and j by the name of Waller, hand maimed. sized roll of Grand Ledge money. | Mary. orial services at the Rutland cemetery ' Paper FANS that I will sell cheap. I and six others whose names and ' in­ Thit'» .11 there i, to lhe .lor>-. Tbe j „ lu stlm„n nnd „Ue at Price 15c. 25c, 30c aud 50c. SARSAPARILLA. Tuesday. Hwuer nnd lltftfti ' juries co.uld not lie learned. •u h never »*«■>. Twa. ever tbffl. , H Fresbney'.SundHV. PILLS. Manager. !3Xtt LEEHII6, SIS', Eathon Shipman and wife spent1 CHERRY PECTORAL. —Grand Ledge Independent. ■ , ____ । Mrs. Morgan is very low. Sunday at Shultz. Harry Atwell a married man living Tbe Hnbtard «>d Vera Cole; Zera Newland entertained company ■ j three miles east of Portland was the •w. 81 Pulton Hotatad yraterduy the ShCTk from 41 actings • Sunday. I victim of a- second mysterious assault. rawing ot About UW.WD Ira: eg .pple w,re tlw «““** °f M'“ A .\’ ■,,ver Sunday. . | T c Wiliams and son Rolley j 1 He was sitting „ by . n window in his;. wood which will be manufactured into father's house Tuesday night when a. saw handles. There is yet about two ’ Jas. Miller. David Benewa and Will vjwjt«l relatives in CVdar Creek Thursi। father ’s houso Hall filCHclo ‘large stone was 'thrown through ... tfyc weeks, work to be done about the mill > Kepkey’a were guests of J. F. Morgan’s <]ay and Friday. Is It true you want io look old? Then keep your gray hair. I not. I -------------------— ; glass striking him in the chest; About before it will Be closed. This is Mr. I Sunday. then use Hall’s Hair Renewer, and have all the dark, r -lor Leonard of Kalamazoo and Roy F bRANGE HALL CORNERS. 1 I two weeks ago while going from his Pullen's second season in the mill'IIUir ‘ Loyd of early life restored to your, hair. ' • ’hito of Caledonia were tha the guests of [ j)|,]nytn] letter Imrn to the h cute he was hit twice in the Lak<\Shore depot, and he txpects White I the stomach thrown by un unknown during the coining winter to secure • Vur Adams Sunday. DETROIT, MICH. 1 Mrs. Merrill is cleaning house at assailant. So far no clew to his inden- etumgh timber tu run the mill two Harry Morgan and wife were the Enter ati)’tjrrc. Na vacations. Goo I present. ' ' resell* grru.ipteed. Under ncwnuinsg— । tity has been found. more eernama. The company which he , gue.1, ol Edward Morgan Sundae, -George Coriy is papering and paint- : iwttl. coruwpcudenbe solicited. AJdnsrt rerrwent. i. one ul the Hvo large in- ; Adam, „ ln whaI W. N. SHAW, ’w A E. BURCH. ing at Hiramj Babcock’s.. h„v„ Elijah Adams, the oldest inmate at etitutiom. m the V niU-d Statue, and iu lni The Larkins soap dub of Hi of this j tmt for timely auiaiance. place will meet with Eva Bristol to-day ' the Calhoun county farm is dead catalogue, aru tinnted in mxteen IanBamb-t Building. Griswold and Grand guagce.ml.mt «B over the ctvihnri Her home Mumbled in going down the and it has lieen discovered that he (Monday. 1. ’ ’ ' hill wrat of her home and .be w», had a very interesting history. Amcnj' world. —Allegan Garotte. Joe Moore pnd wife were on our the things which he possessed was an > t I Better known as thrown out. A few bruises for Miss FXtiBATE OKDHK autograph picture of John Quincy look he. . Cud, Oiedwiek cue on Lonn-tl. an.l « broken ibill were the streets Sunday. State nf MlqhlgMi. County of Barry, m 1 .Harry Bresee and mother spent Sun­ small Beak ^A good looking and well results. At a *e-v«tuii of the Protutto* Court for th. Adams, of whose family he claimed to Count) uf i;.irry, boldeo at eno Probate o!Y.rei. havo been a member. Adams had in dressed‘'grass’* widow kept a boarding day at Andrew Bresee’s of Banfield. In tti>* city o< Ukrtlnga.t lu bald County ot Tp’-'Juy Mir ;.Td day of May tn the year addition some very old liooks and rel- house there. All at once she came up. < Hiram Webster'Aft Battle Creek WELCOME CORNERS. ouc tbou«snd nine h> t><Jrrd and. fire. ics which are said to have been given' missing and searrU has not revealed . Thursday for Bd/ofL N. Y.. expecting PrejM-nt CUa.«. M. MaebAfiultr of I'rohate. Delayed letter. In the matter ot th- Atal* of t’Alrtb 11. him by a cousin of President Adams. *Iter hiding place. She .bought .fine to,» make inaKe it n bis ms luture future home. uoiue. \ Fi-i rU decoA-L”!. . furniture and fixings for .her house andu | Some of the farmers around here Will make the season at W. H. Hix-unj «>:i remtlnu sn*1 tilinxih** petition liuly verb Mr* Bresee and daughter Mrs. C. / e have not planted coni yet. Ard. of vphney W.- Ferri*. *oti of aald drwasM. praytnii Hint :ui laxliunietit how ontHrlnthh As a result of his failure to interfere borrowed money from susceptible Munger visited relatives near Lacey;1 l>ani. Bayard is a beautiful black stallion, Ben Falconer visited in Grand Rapvonrt purporUng to I* the laQ will ami lesU in a saloon row, .the common council gentlemen and a numlier of other . Thursday. meat of vtl 1 d»*onM-d to aduiltw to pretote Sunday. ami Lhe rxvcutos tn-ie(n named appolnt-d or of Cedar Springs has removed the things like the reul Cassie. Now that 1 weighs 1.5(10 pounds and has no eipial in . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stamm were at warn other aultaalr peraou. The W. C. M. C. will meet at the ThrreuiKm Ills orderea. that Monday, th* village marshal and is advertising for she has gone, it has been found that , H. Babcock’* Sunday. »Wh day of June A. K*. jam at ten o'clock lu a successor “who is not afraid to she mortgaged all of ------------her hoeehold goods home of Miss Earea Edwards June 10. this county as n producer. -? — ° ----tbe IbreiHOu. be av-ianed for the h>-nnn« of I Mrs.’ Wm. Risbridgcr is visiting her ■Kid ;peUf.an mid that the helis at law o< Mid wrap. " The deposed officer claims to ’nnd ^pgs that were not her* and • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brooks spent soti Jesse and family near Bedford. , 1 have a contract fona year and Threatens skipped the country.. ! Sunday at Mr. Fischer s. Service fee Sioto insure standing colt of said Cotn:. then to be hoi Jen at the proliate Messrs Nelson Bird of Central Johns- | . Mrs. ^latthewN spent Sunday visaing office, tn the City ot Hastlnss. tn said county, to sue for the balance of his salary. town and C. I den ot Bedford and their .and show cause if any there I-*, why the prayei . The Grand .Trunk has undoubtedly friends in Grand Rapids. of the nt-tttloner may not be granted. Ana II J« further ordered, that said petitioner jttve Thl, iaj cream social held Friday Iwtter halves spint Sunday at- Sberm 1 | Deputy Sheriff Ed Cole, charged with » taw .uit comusg in Ionia. Some notice tp the persons Interested in said estate ' . ,uc. Zimmerman’s at Galesburg. ofdhe pendency of said petition and the beartni the murder-of Chas. Edwins, the Sun­ lime ago lire destroyed an elevator „,.,„ng „ o. u Sla!nwr., thereof by causlmt a copy of this order to be j Plenty of fishermen are on our lakes resisted arrest, there belonging to tbe railroad and a ; cess; published In the Uastixc.* Banner a news­ field farmer who TUST-t of t\f the tl.:. wall U*m11 was I..I* n ' nowadays. paper printed and circulated In said Comity of waived examination before Justice part left standing. Burry, orsje In euih week tor three snccevitvv The L. A. S. will meet with Mr-. weeks ureviouMo said day of hearing.' Frank Wilkes nnd wife went to Battle Rowley last week and was bound One day last week, some boys were Sanford Edwards June 7. Ella c. Hxcox. Chaw. M, mack. Creek Saturday. : Protate Krgister. - Judge of Probate over to the June terra of circuit court. playing around it when the wall fell over burying one of the lads and prob­ (A True Oodtkl " He furnished $5,-0<k» bail. LACEY. ably fatally injuring him. The com­ NOTK.E OF HEARING CLAIMS. ( We hare come to look upon Water ns : pany had tieon warned of the dahger in ! Delayed lefter State of Michigan. County of Barry, so leaving the wall, but paid no'Ariention l The medal contest under the SUS* meant primarily to wash In. its nn aid ! Notice l> beichy given, that by mi order nf the to it. now they will doubtless pay for j pices of the Lacey W. C. T. U. held at to ablution rather than a thing of beau- . Pcnbatn court for tbe County o< Barry, made on the 2Mb. davofMay. A. 1>. IMS. four months their negligence. . I the M. P. church in Maple Grove, was1. ty. A story of n Sonienudshire pens- ' from that -Inte were allowed for creditors to pre­ The Well Known Specialist ant wiiriliustrnte what we mean. The [ sent their trial um agnluxt the.(‘shite of .William . --------well attended. 'Miss Mabie Cox was AL Balor lute or said county, deceased, Individual in question had never seen and that all creditors of said drecas>Hl are re­ Plrinek Kelleher, tbp Detroit engi«•» «tata. Tta ehm wra *........... ..................................................... ............ the sen until he was taken to Westonquired to present their claim* too said Probate IS COMING I Court, at the Ptiduite Ohks- In the City of Ha>necr who drove the Pere Marquette c ose one nn<1 * r' ’’°“n ,xet< }iaui in , super-Mare on a “choir treat" excurHngs. for r.<a.ulnaUo:i aud allowance, on or be­ exfirem train No. (i on the night of the ' l ‘ r ** ntin K the •medal complimented sion. Naturally tbe vicar, tbe curate fore the •.‘Vth dxj- ot Seidember next, and tliat such claims wfipMehrard before said Court, on fatal wreck nt Elmdale, will not lie 1 them very hiKhb’ for the good work and the rest of the tenors, trebles and Friday tlie'-‘Xb day of September next, at tc •’— , basses as soon as tlie t‘«plunnde was o dock In Che fiorenoon of that day. . tried by a jury of Irishmen. Kelleher 1 ^ onePaled May ’.‘Jth, A. I), inm. is Irish as are three of his attorneys, ) Myron Smith has returned from 1 reached gathered around to see bow t Chablhs M. Mack. , the first sight of tbe ocean would strike . Jiufite of Probate. and Prosecutor Brown objected streu- Colorado where he has been for soffit* । tbe natural man. Will It be believed ously to Irish jurors. The jury was time. OKDKIt. FOR ITBLlCATiaN. ■ that the words- struck from him by the Blate of Midi^tnn.TbQ lYobate Court for the completed in circuit court Thursday. ’ Jake Hendricks of .Kalnmo has view of “tlM* unfurrowed deep" lying county of lurry. — . I bought Myron Smith’s farm. in vnsLex|Miuse before his eyes were At a wion <>r, wild Court, held nt the 1 *n>bate onm? In th>’' II* of Hastlutis In said County, on Because of failing health Dr. S. Stanley Warien and wife spent Son­ these: "If I’d "known what her were the Thirteenth dh> of May A. b. nxv. like. Td have brought down n bit of • Prewnt: Hon. f hai. M. Muck Judge of J'ro, Brooks, who has been connected with day with their daughter Mrs. Will soap and had a goo«l wash." The Iron, । Kalamazoo college for 80 years, has i Garrett.. —lu tho Mutter pf tbe re4atv. of AratoHe and or. rather, tbe soap, had entered so llarrfc-t I*. Cobttrn minor*. James Coburn hav­ tendered to the trustees his raugnation : Walt Clark antbwife of Maple Grove deeply into bls soul that he could only ing Med In wild feourt ht» petition, praying for Been.«e to sell the Interest of na!J estrte In of the Charles Willard professorship of i Center spent Sunday at Lacey. conceive the sea a» a huge washing certain real citute therein deneritod st private I^tin Inngusgo and literature. The ntuit Ladie. Aid will’meet »t place.—London Spectator. mle. It H Ordered. That tbe nlatti day of June A. D. HfeA at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, at Mid - ------Mrs. Geo. Grayburn's Friday June 9th. probuto ortier. b 1 and In hereby appoloted for! Allegan Catholics are planning to nearins Mitt petKIoo. and tiiat all per-uns. InRalph Rodgers anti family visited at At Wngrwr. the'rompi'wcr. nt one time terretad in Mid ustatc appear before said court, ' build a <church. v *“ > mretimr hold „ ‘T’SX T*’’" “T —" The imported Spanish Jack, “Fernando*', will make tl at wild time nu<t place, to »tiow cause why a .h„ ...... .ru-.i............................ ' Bcrt C“rk ’ l“tSu“'(*y. bornmo ■ndllct.-.l with bradnehy. utid Sunday.t;the sum of $8.50 wim subscribed i UoraM- to sell ttif Interest of Mid «-state lu Mid , season at W. Tl. Spence’s bam. opposite thelli '!>■ 1 Some of tbo young people attended determined to have his linir cut. He real estste >UiohlB not to granted. and a committee appointed to purchase a I It l« Further 1 Order* 1. That public notice ------ ------------------the party « Hugh .lone last Friday “’"’’“mW «rrang«l with a tartar to Opera House. Service Fee to insure. thereof be given by nuhllcation of a copy of this . : site, look over lands nnd make other I' . . • perform the operation on n certain day. order, for thj-ee toiwesMvr week* prerlum to I | arrangements. ‘ T ... . . , . ...... worthy ~UaUsr •<wu.vv U »to v uium < Mid day of herring In the Ha.*tlaas Bannkk a ; 1 That resolved make .u a k good He will be in . newspaper pi inwd and circuUfed In said county ; Mias Ina Beliwn visited her people thing of It nnd informed all bls c CitAr. M. Mack. i • Judge of Prolate. | George Bulson’s of Maple Grove Satur- tomers of Wagner’s impending iqicrlA new dam'which will generate elec­ 1 day and Sumlay. Em. A C. Hxcbrt. flee. .Most of them paid him a certain tric power is toVw built on the Grand 1 (A rnw copy] 1 sum down in advanee to make sure of Al Parker House river at Diamohdale. n lock of the great musician’s hair. To TRUTH TRIUMPHS. NOTICE OF.HEA1UNG'CLAIMS. I the barber’s horror Mme. Wagner suState ot Michigan. County of Barry, ss. I perintenilcd the cutting and when it Notter Is hereby given, tlrax by an order of I The Plainwell high school won the tlw: ITois-Un Court for the c< iiuty of Barry, j was over appropriated the whole of annual Field Day in Alleyn county । Hastings Citizens Testify for 1lhe the cpveted locks. Tlie barber, in de­ mAde on the -Jud day. of Juno, a’. H. ism. four months I rem that date 'were Hilow.'d for credit- ; last Fridayore to present thdr claims again*! the estate of 1 One day only each mouth. Office ' spnlr; confessed that he bad sold them j Public Benefit. william II Burd. late of said county, •li’c.-n-ed, : hours, 9 a. m. to 2 -p. in. many times over, whereupon madam and Unit all creditors ot Said deceased are rr- ' 4,. “ ,A. a A truthful statement of a Hastings I'i'ro.'” ; Con.ulU.ttoP, Kxarolnalton and Advice Portland 1. wn^tling with a etrvtt dtlwn. given In hie own wonh. ri»«H suggested that her butcher had hair K lugs, for examlnatkm and allowance bn or to Free, carnival this week. Poor Portland! 1 convince the most skeptical about the very ijjjjmh like Wagner's. And the OCR SEW METHOD TREATMENT win cure Too. •= 5 fore the -mdday u( (k’tober next. Md that such ... —;--- — merits of Doan 5 Kidney Pilla If you story goes that that night half Dres­ claims will be heard tofore wild c-ourt. on MooDr. McDonald has for years made a den slept with tlie butcher s hair un­ suffer from backache. iiervousneM. d?? Vi' AJld» da-* "Mt’ ** t<M1 itudy of Chronic and lingering DisEAST JOHNSTOWN. der Its pillow. ’ K Hloeplessness. urinary disorders or any kv <"•«■ H‘«extoMlrePi»rttoe »"<( Su- Delayed letter form of kidney ills the cure is at hand. ciiarixs M. Mack. perl or Knowledge enablee him to curt ana Know mantas Historic Helle. ' Mrs. Lottie Beech’s sister Mrs. Sadie Read this: JudseofFrobate, every curable disease. All Chronic eanfldt*atially anti ■ John Mate. blacKsmith. of Grand K i hard-esretd dollar The Chesapeake, famous for her en­ Diseases of the brain, spine, nerve? Coville of Climax visited here over Sun­ street, says: ’*For six years off and on K7NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CW8E blood, skin, heart, lunga, liver, stomach day. - MOliTGAGE SALE. counter with the British ship Shan ­ . 5. I was troubled with my irack. no doubt THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS. Default haring been made In the condition* of'a kidneys, bladder and bowels acientifi non In tbe war of 1812. is rtlll In ex­ certain niorijpmc-yxtmM —" ■* *w — ’uni —• *•' ’-—~ rally and »ucoM»fully troalod. Pater E. Semmt-n. ot Ka'.ajntaxoo» The Ballis school closed this Friday, brought on by horseshoeing. At first it istence. When she was captured by F. TH.r~ Dr. and Amnia Haye ’ ./lii was a dull pain low down across my K __ wSronS.fdl/S'lfii*FUi: McDonald pays special attention to Miss Grace Stanton as teacher. lie’tfrr. daU-d the th! loins every now and then, but the last the British she was taken to England btUty for many y**r» nd ill- twentioth day nf Afwu^ uno, in 1 catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Throat Chas. Jensen’s little girl has tbe year it clung to me all the time and by her captor. Sir Philip Broke, and discretion — •ww niortirup* ontiagre rat and 37T and Luug Diseases. Chronic Diseases ItalXtaS’ltaSri n.Tro'BumU P«01lar to women, Nervous and Pbysl, scarlet fever. although I used every remedy which, some years later her timbers were K came to my notice I was upable to sold. 'The purchaser was a miller In and Seventy otm and Forty-Eight <>ne-Hundred cal Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis. Nelson Bird bold a fine Itfad of hogs check the cause,, let alone remove it. imacitut'.nc th« iMUre. breidasahuattorney’s fee stipulated Neuralgia, and all Chronic and Nervous Wlskham, and when he pulled down I »; moo««> pud. Bellevue parties last Saturday. Finally I began taking Doan’s Kidney his old mill he built a new one from Hd, tirtd Pills, procured nt Arthur E. MulholK hereby given that, by virtue of the power or.mJ® ren. No matter what lyour disease Miss Arwilda VanSycles commenced laifd’s drug store. I have not fait the the timbers of the Chesai>eake. Many !, Cnirru I remtalned in said mortguge. I shall foreclose the may be. ____ . u«dr I0045, work one week ago Monday for Mrs. pain in my back to amount to any­ of these timbers still have the marks Mru-?. by a Mie at public auction, to the highest J ’ Nmutnere in C>f ie dO.-tor «.>ld me of the Shannon ’ s gnq>eshat, and In Nellie Fleming who is under the doc ­ thing since. I am always pleased to Sw^th^t^Hatffi^th? hmrttuiS j There is Still Hope-‘Then Do X took all kinds of say a word in favor oCDoan’s Kidnev some places the shots are still to be K many of Scptemtor 10m at twelve o clock noon, of all1 .. . tor’s care. phraldanv, wore an electric Pills." ' * tltt certain piece or parcel of land situated In , Not DCSPiil seen deeply Imbedded In the pitch nine. thf>« month*, went to Mt. Cl tie township of Lwing. county of Barry, and । F ■ Chas. Wilkes and family visited his . For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. If the builder who made tills ship ** toll°*r9’afOS^ I but: consult Dr. McDonald and get a brother Frank Wilkes over Sunday. Foster-Milburn Go.. Buffalo, New knew that its timbers were being used drowning -man ESrimnitor fifteen, and the of the; correct diagnosis of your disease and York, sole agents for the United States. In a mill which Is ranking money for Mrs. Fleming visited her father John nftrth half, of the northeast section ' fee] assured that the doctor knows corRememlier the name-Doan’s-and take a subject of Great Britain there la no n^mtor all in nine toi wwt. _ containing tor four raoflv wnat what ans aliA you. vnn K If Jvnii 'irarnrX have rent them many patient* and will continue to do so.ufcth ottwenty-two, range number OU are CU. Jordan last Thursday returning Fri­ no other. CURES GUARANTEED OH NO PAT. -c doubt that he would at least try to rise nto hundred and twenty acres cf land accjrding rable, he Will cure you. 1 hose unable day. Wa treat and cure VARICOCELE. STRICTt KE..NKR'. .­ from his grave to right the wrong. rathe United States Survey to the same more or , to call, write for symptom blank, SAFES DI1EASC8’ VRINART COMFIaAINTB. KIDNEY AND ULA‘Everything vou eat will taste a,, tre UW tta "JgfJIgSiL | Correipondcnce Briefly cantldentl«l. ' WARNING. and do good if you take Ring’s CONSULTATION FREE. BOOKS FREE. If unabla to call < Question Blank for Homa Treaunant bane of human existanceCh... h. Bavhw. Moricw* ! AddreM, If you have kidney or bladder trouble pepsin Tablets. Fpr sale % Ft Burdock Blood Bitters cures it prompt and do not use Foley’s Kidney Cure Heath & Carveth. Adterttey* for Mortsgt*• Dr. Donald McDonald y you P 0 ™® 111 Regulates and tones Dated Hartinn. Mtch.. June Mb. IKS will have only yourself to blame for results as it positively cures all Is it a bum? • Use Dr. Thomas’ the stomach. K forms of kidney and bladder diseases. Eclectric OiL A cut? Use Dr. J48 SHELBY STREIT, DETROIT, MICH 848 and250 .East Fulton Str, ; For sale by A. E. Mullholland suc­ Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. At your drug­ ■akM KMMya ffitaMar BlfM GraM Rapids. Mich cessor to W.-H. Goodyear. gists. K Ladies Linen Collars Tl JAHES BR\ AN HALCSB^ SUMMER SESSION. Gutchess College f BAYARD The Sam E-sF Hors 131 Walter Demond. G Dr. Donald McDonald $15 8 James Bryan, M’gr. Wednesdau- June 21.1 Nervous Debility ""S^ ' . ’• K RfflEftfflnrcronE BOimnONEMIAR •■raa Fravauta huaweia Dm.KENNEDY&KERGAN K K ■■ K K ,. K K �\SCHOOL BOARD EMPLOYED A- D. REur ESTATE exchange,\ zZotffce ov«r Pierson’S Grocery. HASTINGS. BICH. AHUAL TRAINING • I Miss TEACHER ALUMNI BANQUET. Robert Dawson Jr. Will Be the Toaat- Shear, of Muskegon, In. BANFIELD Mrs. Bolyon grandmother of Mrs. Chas. Shumaker jr. was buried last Sunday. Salaries Miss Brumm suith M fret of lots 3, 4 and 5 and andXi f..-. ; ’ feet of balance of said lot 3 in At 11. Sfrtart nddilioD, sanoo. ,. A‘ “•*[ bl 1. .nd ID, block S,Uran«-8 ,dJi; CORRESPONDENCE. ! master, a Good Program Prepared. Peckham. As stated last week, the Alumni I Thursday evening Mrs. Chauncey Shumaker of Grand banquet .--------------» ’s.«»». will be held—in**— Reed 'hall. teloy-od Mi. Eul. Wfw last w week to the bed- Th’8 wil1 ample wr room for the large ~ .as teacher of —■ called ——- -«** n«imk> gorge ■ k °f *“"■ motbcr MncX. C. Edmuiuls "°’rJ th»‘ >• expected to attend, Manuel Training. SheXsl « gnulumc of Tery •*fX but who at thia hrom ““ m>Por»« to the Secretary. ^luakegon high schocok »l»o of it. Wh0 “ou- better. ' lef'era to member, of the aaaocittion Norma! school, and of ™ Hacklev "rntin*' Manuel Training sehnol nf\hat city I 1Ir- tUrry Pickart tried that new I “ «“> will be a tarKe i antl V1,_. .. eultivator tat week in hi. rom “““ber of graduate of the H. H. S. “ h,ghly rrcoonX . mu muu ai mis banquet toe salary of Miss Sharlot Britain • Some of tbe Banlidd boy. went to has secured instructor in Music was increased frSm [ Lan,ing to attend tbo Field I).y at the । The executive .committee b--------- - 1| gnoo to »®o, 0„a ot Mim Peckham Robtert Dawson jr. as toastmaster. . v , oxV1' A- Cthe3- report an elogant TbeRj* It is safe to say that Mr. Dawson will the Normal from fTOO to ulHr,i h1b_ ..\ — I* able to provide “toasts" of suit-', . , senior claas class '^ted x,ted that the aenior SliM liM Lizzie Lizzie Bagley Bagley at qt Prairievilla Prairieville i. la able number and flavor so that an' '•■onH hare their annual picnic on viating Mi. niiv«' ' Friday of thia week ° evening -bf pleasure is assured. .1 . Blossom Bloewui Tungate Tmigaw who has baa been aey---------------- --------------- —sislingMrx A. M. Edmands with her s200.ua , Fifteen houses and lots for sale. A farm of 115 acres; soil is i c|v ! ,rn and sand loam and lays well. I inproved, H acres bottom land ’ ; creek, balance wood lot. • . >el limber. Fine orchard. mg*, barn is a basement 34x46, r.»m a fine church. 1 mile from . : ,, .lowing spring near build. I . v due /farm of. 10IS5 ' , - a tine (farm of 12o acres, ,’. rc!av clay loam, level aud free . and .lumps, all improved a-ood lot. Piru- bllildiugs. . ... -------------de house: barn is basement -.- hwation1^ mile from school, Il . -:•■$ and creamery. \ farm of 3u aoree, good .1 .-.nd clav loam and lays a -■ ■ - ----- ---------------------- --------- ------ 1' Children's Day exercises next Sunday “ * : and borders ou a line lake. ■ lugs. Fred Heath Was in Middleville Fri <'veni“K 'be ,-hun-h. Charlo. Potts has purchaM-d Mr,. ■hi house nndoutbuilding . ill improved but 2 acres.L* Clean,,m- uki,^ tn new ’’l’"1”" “ P"" 1,-phone line,2>i.miles from * .. .. Bate, left Saturday evening ™0”h’nmeeting and they ‘ ,n’ur»”M « Might trade. ■. *A. H. " n----- ... • the interest is increasing ail the time. A farm of 47'acre*. line clay ' f°r Detroit. <-rREE:K STREETtt-e-^b-^ayJra^'.'^lhT^i' . ;.i\v rolling. Borders ou a j• viiHor ^tuXv™ “•M orc. 3 milea from twq . j cowns. Fine buildings., ’* . i . 9hR8' npent Stmday i on of their band tournament. There; • ■ farm of HO acres; 10 .Judge Smith mnde'a bmuneas trip to U1 Hastings with her daughter Mrs. I W‘H bo « special train on the C K. & i plow. 35 acres of iiue beed.. Af Detroit Saturday.^. . Will Ro\h. > t S. to to bring bring people people home home that that nirtt. night. ' •. ■ m-r A tine large sugar . 4' K‘*ono Sissom^f Freeport, was in Ira Chaffee's! horse ran away Satur- ! A Binghamton, N. Y.. astrologer! r ’/•••k .u.d^rain farm. Good ..I i ng silo; barn u bare-, tlie.city Thur^dhy. d«y night a* he was coming homo | prophesies that a portion of New York 1 ';ne kicaliuh. John Cait^flSell. of Middleville, was from Hastings, atl.l threw out his rity will lie destroyed by an earthquake - CYayji of 120 acres.: 115 i mother nnd hurt her quite bndly and this year with terriU-e loss of life, and in the • city Monday. li dance oak wood lot broke hi, buggy. thnt jRpau wH1 wi|ied off . Miss Stalie Osborn was a Grand ab-i,plenty of it. • Fine large Quito a number from here attended ’qualcM and a great tidal wave. : - ! is a line clay loam. Near Rupid**visitor Saturday. .. ..’ic I--cation.’ the ice cream social at High Bank it appalling what things a man i •IjF Perkins, of Pmirihvilk*. was in ■ Saturday night. who doesn’t take proper care of his I j ’'tboEity Friday and Satunlay. — 11^,. jM ahjg j*, rAlr. arid Mrs. John Conlon. spent' The eighth grade exercises were’ quite well attended Thursday night. Tin Woodworking Co's l»U team ! Children's Day will observed nt went to Vermontville Tuesday of last Mr. ami Mrs. Bert Sjiarks spent Sun­ the school house ^ine 11 in the eve­ week, and were defeated 58 to 8. the j day with thp funner's parents in Mor­ ning. Imys showing good pluck in sticking to gan. ; -\;n order, aud what to < the very end. They feel they Kati Richmond' is working for her A great ' F. W. Freeze, of Ft. Wayne, was in grandmother Mrs. Ed Reed. were unfairly used, as they were in­ • >-Aii thia city have ( formed they were to play a Vermentthe city Thunday and Friday on busi-ur Cold Meats < Decoration day wiw well „i^erve<l at rille team, new. Instead it appears they •• • id thelhi* thing foi- | this pl nee. | went against a team composed, of S.un■i;-u|d;tft“8ls j Milo Van Arman and wife . of Grand • field. Woodland and Vermontville BALTIMORE CENTER. Rapids, visited friends in the city last . pork $ausage is in i 6 Ou1 : Noah Gates and wife vhdtetb Mr. players, the picked men of each. As 8 week. • great demand ,• the Woodworking.team make no pre­ Curtis Mixer, of Mu'-kegqn. spent and Mrs. Orson Johnson last Friday. : ,-d our Butterine? ] Children's day wHl be uliserved at tensions-to being crack Iwll players, it. If you are not | Sunday with his mother Mrs. L. N. they think this was not fair the Dowling church next Sunday p. m. it. return it 1 Mixer. Vermontville team to work in a Idvoi your motiey ( A little daughter ywine to ghulen'the "ringers." Judge Smith went to Charlotte Mon­ day where he will hold a sesisun of homo of Jas. Crawley and wife. Sun-1 Steak NORTH MAPLE GROVE. . day May 28. always Miy, Edna Edmunds visited her par­ when you Floyd Patterson left Sunday for Jack- . ; Philip Schneider and. wife entertainents Mr. and Mm. Sam Mandiall la«t son where he has secured employment cd nn aunt from Grand Rapids a part Wedneaday. . in n machine shop. , Mr"’ Hin.nl of Own .pent . of T«"«MrsJ Forrest Woodmansee, of Grand । few Jay. wl.h h,r . r de ChM. <-il !* 'T* 111 "*.1 ' 1 ■“ ‘k- neiKhRapids, came to this ciQ- Friday to! . . ... ,L.:<. ..'I . iwhood. visit’ her mother Mrs. Mane Upjohp. | la5r>** ,inJ family las’ week. : Mrs. Bowers is spending a few days The MEAT MARKET Man ’ Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Haff and their . The many Yriemis nf Mrs. ' U_.Wood 1 1 with her brother Dan Ost nah and Five or«.cast of Citu Bank. s.m Lawrenre of Grand Rapid* vlsitod ’* pleased to ieam she is itafamily. at Mrs. H. A. Goodyear’s the first of proving after a long illnem. )honc22 Hastings, Mich. Lee Bailey and Miss Liizze Higdon the week. " “ ’ 4 CEDAR CREEK. were at Rice Creek over Sunday, the I Mrs. D. L. Morthland has returned guests of Rev. Archie Soules and * | fryin Ann Arbor where she has lieen family. ! for about two -month* Our sick an* all gaining. - 1 Local News.) PERSONAL MENTION. The J. S. GOODYEAR CO We Are Showing New Hosiery For Spring and Summer . Besides the Staple Blacks we have some pretty lines Tan, also White Lace Hose. ’ In Black we have extra good values at |Q, 15, 25, 35, 311(1 5 lc. Ladies' Black Hose out sizes 25c Black Lace-Hose -• 25, 40, and 50c. Black Silk Plaited Hose $1.00 Plain and Fancy Tan Hose 25c Tan and White Lace, Hose s . 50c Children’s Hose Black and Tan Children’s Dresses Ladies' Dressing Jackets New Mohair Dress Skirts, Blue, Brown, Black $4,50 and $5,00 New Cravanette Coats, just the thing for travelling, etc. Ask to see them .... $10.00 § COLD LUNCHES F. W.' Clifford | PICKING !UP$$$ Jay Wilkinson bad a runaway last week. One bflnu* was very badly hurt .Imt the boy came out all right with a ’•piece of each line in his hands: pour i lines were the cause. : The McKelvey school closed last Friday. ' ! - The Advent school closcil.last Friday 'sWjth a picnic. , ..’2. Ij. A gocal qirogram was rendered in the afternoon. The childparts ,twell. ;l The wedding that was to ' lx-, .. feU ' ren __ ■ „all took'their ______ ----r—r. The pu•(through and the parties are Faith well pils presented Miss Wilson with n -a pleasure to anyone, and the people are it ery day iu Bauer Bros. Lumber, Coal aud Yard, the newest and best kept lumber yard iu County. .. . ■ REMEMBER We i. t only sell you everything that belongs to a I. -u.m-. Imt we take your contract to construct your 'siiMiu,! GIVE US A CALL so that we- may be abi- t<> prove these statements to you. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co ■ iplwwed. fountain jien as. a token of remem* j Vai! Fry has h new liaggy of which berance. . . ~t- ! lhe ia very proud. Thd North Evangelical Sunday School Edward Campbell and wife visited will observe Children's Day Sunday Juno 17. All are cordially I pt Peter Vanderhnnik’s in Rutland evening ’ T invited. I last,Saturday and Sunday. Qrasn Lettuce, String Beam Cabbage egetables are received fresh every day at our store and they are tat sort obtainable. • isn't necessary to pass our store iu order to get tbe latest garoduce. ■ * HAUS & RUSS,. 16; The Grocers. WALKING aifl RIDING It’s going to quit raining pretty soon,and just7 as >oon as it does you will probably want to get to cultivating corn. If you want to buy a cultivator, you' ought to do the way most everv other farmer does-BL’Y A GALE CULTIVATOR. We hive them in riding and walking. 2233 Lawn Mowers Buggies We have a nice line of Lawn Mowers. If you need one, we have just the kind you ought to buy. They’re easy to run: they're strong and they’ll last. Buggies are our ‘‘long suit” We have a fine stock of Buggies, Wagons and Carriages and can fit you out with anything you want. You’ll make a mistake if you don’t in­ spect our stock before you buy. S w & Z Refrigerators This1 is the time of year when you’ll have need of a Refrigerator. One of dure will more than piy for itself every year. We have a nice lot of LAWN HOSE, nice quality and will wear well. If uou want an ICE CREAM FREEZER, bpu one of ours. R. I. HENDERSTOTT, d j home. • i Hyde instead of Mrs. Miss.Edith Decker is Working for ' Jnne 8, for dinner. Cucumbers, 'asparagus, The •.•Osborn’-’ goods-are well known and high­ ly recommended by all who haye used them 1 employ no agents to > represent me on the road, ' J when it comes to- prices and goods, you will find it will always pay you to call on md7 Miss Lottie Newtpn is iq-endiiig the j Three old soldiers, Janie* McDonald. j D. L Morthland and J. IH. Valentine . week with friends at Middleville and |Irving. ( I placed flags on every soldier's grave . fa. our cemetery on Decoration day. . Cyrus Buxton, the oldest resident of ! They have done the same for several • Castleton township, in his With year. । Phone 2, WEST yekrstand rejoice to think they re­ pasted away at 10:45 Sunday. The 1 funeral was held at Barryvilk- ' ' meinlier their old comrades. i The remains of Aunt Fannie Bolien Wednesday of last week. were brougth here for burial last Sun­ I Miss Hilda and Lawrence Maurer day. She was an old pioneer of this ■n, ending the week in Htugingw w(|>[| ?|>|< bw pr,„,|ng donf.y(IQ wmt » X|„,y county, having moved here some-fifty .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson of-Nasb- ■■■■■*■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 1 years ago. t ville called, Sunday, on Mr. and 'Mrs. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. A’* Coz,e’’’ . The L. A. S. at North Maple Grove Him Nora Kinney speht Sunday at wUJ entertainod MrK has promised us for every day this week some appetizing vegetables.such as these: SBORN HAY HAKES HAY TEDDERS MOWERS Friink dance at Fred Williams corners Friday day with his-mother Mrs. A. Edmonds. evening. Frank yanTyne and mother of Delton Mr. and Mrs. Kay Gould and spent Satuflay and Sunday the gn«*ta daughter Clara visitedit Oliver Gould’s of N. Latham and family. E. a Edmonds is having his house in Kalamo. Oscar Archer has several sack horeeb: clothed in a new coat of white paint. it is impossible for him to get his Rolwrt Bechtel doing tbe job. N. Purael is'having his bam moved spring crop? in. Albert Parrott dreed a ' ery success­ and put on a basement. ful school in the Quail Trap distriH There has been noschoolhere for two Friday. He had a picnic at his home weeks on account of the illness of the in Nashville for his scholars. j teacher’s brother, but it will begin next Monday and last two M. Manning had company from again Dowling visiting him Sunday. Invitations are out announcing tha | marriage of Miss Chloe Perry to Thon. Edgner of Detroit. roley’s Honey On Tar ctfrrs colds., oreveats oneumooia. । l'»p*r. Opposite Court House. lu-mt-mbyr tin- HANN Hit wtijn In need ATTEND GW Dim Ostrath's J Mrs. Harry Earle uf Kalmna. HIGH BANK. i ‘ About fifty friends and neighbors Tlie annual band social at the Ed-1 gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. munds bam was well attended j pro­ Weeks Friday night, it being a surprise ceeds $26. on their daughter Alma, it being her ^Mrs. A. Edmonds and daughter Mix | sixteenth birthday. Dancing was &e John Freeman went to Lansing Alon- I chief amusement and a fine supper vfM day to visit relative*. Mrs. E. expects I , served. * to stay a short time and help cure for Thus. Gould and family spent Smutty her mother. ’. with Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Edgner. Ray Freeman and wife of Dowling Mr ami Mrs. Gw. Hall called on Bpeni ,^ „ v -John -----------------------spent OUJ Sunday at. Freeman's. Milan Andrews and famil)' Sunday. ; c Edmonds and family of HwiNoarly everyone attended the bowery j tings spent Saturday k....* and Sun­ night END HARDWARE. JONE FURNITURE SALE and secure some of the many nice pieces to be found in our store at BARGAIN PRICES Just received another ear load of the CELEBRATH) BLUE ED6E MATTRESSES We Have in stock a big line of • BEDROOM SUITS . to choose from See our handsome line of Call and secure an easy LASTING BED at a small price. STRONG IRON BEDS Just received several-new patterns iu LINOLEUM Furniture Corners, Miller & Harris Furniture CO i �sbv TWO IWBlf STATE INSTIIUTIONS I conducted. They are worthy of lhe j lUCTirirrmur Icuo“'nwa lo>'* ™pport tb« r»opi«. AWAY * ’■ S" THIS SEASON ’ . Coatitiue-d from pa«e ose. । —<---------------------------- <----------------------- dom right away. The writer was ad- [ m itted to his cell—not all alone, oh, —uui but iu in wmixuij com]»any with Dr. L^*iaro]> Lathrop :! no— uu wim ur. and two big strong attendants, one of whom stood between Easterly and the window which added considerably to the enjoyment of the visit. Easterly looks real welt One of his hallucina­ tions is that he hasn't had a drink of ; water since April 1. He demands his | liberty of everyone because he has "kept his mouth shut' about his case for BO days. * if you are you ought to call and complete, and up-to-date. Our goods art IVprt and we will guar-. antee them. Don’t buy any­ thing because it is Cheap, because it won't have the Wear that you want and need. There’s Quality In our goods, and they won’t cost you a cent more than others ask for an inferior article. HARNESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ,aU ”h,re I ~ — ON SERI OUS " “ Hunt Arrested ~ IN JAIL Next Sunday there will be K. of P. Memorial exercises by Barry Lodge No. 18. Judge Smith will deliver the CHARGE address. There are 20 Knight* whose remains are buried in ‘Riverside cem-i. etery as follows: Harvey Wright. C. [ O. Mason. C. H. VanArman. Geo.'i Simpson. W. F. Powers, F. Q. Good- I ( year, Richard Doyle. Fredrick Hot ch - J Property. kiss. P. R. Dunning. Royal Brown. ; j Bert Hunt, who keeps a cigar stand Jas. A. Sweezey. F. N. Main, and notion store on South Jefferson H. Powers, Wm. B. Powers. Julius street, was taken into camp byjhe Russell. N. T. Parker. Geo. Tomlin- [ B«rt. Saturday Charged With Receiving Stolen The “NO NAME” officers Saturday night. He is charged son. Edward Doyle. Valentine Leins I The following I with receiving stolen goods, which and Peter Coburn. were given him so it is alleged in pay­ were buried in the McElwain ceme-1 'tery: D. W. Reynolds and A. D. Me-1 A trip through such an institution ment for gambling debts by a young ‘ is a sad one in a great many ways, one boy. He is also charged with procur­ Elwain. The remains of ten members1 of Barry Lodge rest -----in cemeteries out-■ beer for small these bejng that many of the unfortunate j ing - ----------------.. l»yv If lU vnc v* .-----------------ones kre there, not through their own charges can lie sustained], and the I aide those in ztliis city., fault, but suffering from tlie sins of oflicenj say they can, the punishment j The graduating exercises of the I ; their fathers. The great majority of , I,iat‘-d out should be severe. For if theNormal class will take place at the 1 Hastings, Michigan. ■ the inmates,^probably over 4K) per cent. ; charges alleged can be established. I Methodist church tomqrrownight. Jefferson st., 1 door south of H O. I haw brought affliction u> .Aeuwim. >«u rondnetiag blnudf In a | An opeo chlpcl Kill n, m tbe I - nave nrougnt amiction to •tnemseivt-s imiu cuuuuctisg ntmseii in a , °C»OOOOC<XXX:<XXXXXX>OOODOOC. through lack of early training, and ig- "«)' to encourage crime in young boya |'high school next Monday at. 9:001 norace of nature's laws, which bring rewould be hard to imagine anything o’clock. The following memlx.-r» of j' tr-uiution swift and sure, to all who vio- u,ore pernicious than such conductthe senior class will give their ora­ late them. One cannot visit auch an Hunt denies the charges, but tlie tions at that'time. Isola Abbott. Wil- , was designed to supply the demand for a LOW PRICED cull UGS are plentiful this year as institution without deploring the fact oncers claim to have convincing proof, helmina Bates. Florence Harper, Bortivator but in its construction the good name of the MOLINE that many parents, the great majority • Hunt was taken hefor^ Justice Bish* usual, and we have a plenty nice Flower. Maude,'Smith, Ruth: PLOW COMPANY'S line of cultivators has not been sai-ri of them in fact, are permitting their 1 °*P Monday, plead not guilty and trial of stuff to kill them all. Weimert, Wayne Batson. Peart Hall. ficed. Its extreinesimplicity makes much description impossible. children to grow up in utter ignor- ! M!l ^or Ton® 14th. ; •• . r­ ' Florence Hoes. Raymond Fox. Gerald . It lias a strong adjustable coupling tliat have made the NEW ance of what those violations are, and ! Nash. Gertrude Rogers. the penalty that is sure to follow. >JUNIOR-SENIOR PRIZE We use the best of leather; and hare tbe best of workman. That’s why.a Myers harness looks better and wears better than any other harness you can get. Cultivator. W. H. Myers & Son, The “No Name” B PURE PARIS GREEK LONDON PHBPLE WHITE HELLEBORE I DALMATION INSECT POWDER HESS INSTANT LOUSE KILLER kills; \ .( all kinds of Insects aid Bogs lostutlj \ UVMLV ■ |j Y I I | O 11 ‘ fl fl II x’ '** Phone 143, Hastings, ‘ :::: nRATHRirbl I-nwi-rCT Haatlnga Divialon Court Xa 1. enter If every father and mother could go • unAIUrflUAL LUrvitoT of patricians is experiencing a rapid through a mad house, and inquire the I ■ growth. '.</ having been, added to its ! cause of over 90 per cent of the trouble, | four, weeks. A we believe it tfould lend to an edu- To Be Held Monday Evening Next at m'emliership In i large class will be initiated nt the cational crusade that would tend! Eight O’clock. Fine i next meeting, when refreshments will | | mightily toward wiping out insanity. ' Program. ^ed i A trip through is likewise not with- > I out its amusing features. OneVan talk | Oil Monday evening June 12 at 8:00 [ Rummage sale at Episcopal Parish, o^elbck, at tbe. high school the Junior-1 house Saturday Juqe 10. ' ">« °“r .Senior Orrtoriod Cuutwt will R,„ Alkn callwl ,W.V , william, and even with the Lord qf ,nd „ r,,. Gki wiU j Creation—in fact there are two of the recur. The Mltnrant program will be latter, but each one proclaims that the ., presentHggtinfcs, Sunday evening. will hold the meeting at other has “visions,” and both are}' ^nrch- -w . • Sophia Mead , ... --------t vyr -- ----Invocation..................... Rov Fl F* v*,*;,* : equally emphatic. Then thereare menof .location. ..........Rev. B. F. Fritz. WelcdmezC-omers and Castleton. ! untold wealth, great abowmen who 1 ''AIU‘r«tl<»>.tbe Swred of the ; A A Children's children's Day U»y program program will will be laUn their minds) millions of wild Twentieth Century .... .Aenha Lend, g|ve„ llv t|R. Baptist Y. P. U. at the ts'usl'*■“ y;*’ ;■ ra, ot. Burch Baptist ehurch next Sunday at I p tn. Perbaiw tbe atrangefl frcak of all is °™<ion Reciprocity wtth Canada'' A Hue program constating of creal and To appear among his friend^faultlesaly attired is a matter .of much pride with the I young man. Our miseion is to help ; him do so. Our tail • oring proves that we can. ■ There is a smart collegiate character to our garments—an • unquestionable betterneer in make, fit and finish that espec­ ially appeals to young men. • Nowhere else can such snap and style bfe secured at our modest price*. j C. E. LUNN FINE TAILORING. Corn Dodging Riding Cultivator. The "NEW ELK Jr." Cultivator Before you go to cultivating corn you should call i nd see this cultivator. The implement Is more hap j ily named, one of its greatest features being that * dodging” in crooked rows of corn. The distance be­ tween gangs can be easily aud quickly changed with t n auxiliary lever. • \ Is a very exceptional Implement, in that it ha n pending" axle that can be expanded from. Inches in width, nr any point between, th- axle made in two parts which pass within a sleeve piping, which forms the main cross ba: i’e are headquarters for all kinds of Farm Implements and before you buy It will pay you to conn* aim -1< WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF MOLINE AND DEERE CULTIVATORS •• ■■ . ■ • ■ • ; • ■ — .......... .. • ■ • ■ John Ream .nnrmnentri music, recitations, will tH' D’ rendered, and tbe pastor. Rev. , Oration A Modern Application of the Survival-Cf the Fittest". .Lillian Doud* ... , I Crandall, will give an address. Piano Solo. Min Gertude Smith , , , , Pianu 80,0 -t™- 3 ’’ - - . Arrangements have been made for a Oration "The Bard- of- Scotland" Mnrv V .hni Rk ‘Ittly celebration at ThomappU j legs projecting -upwards. The must, .... .... L * ’ 6 lake. The distinguished Dr. II. J. curious thing about this man is that Orallon. ” fbt' Statesxnanrtiip of Glad-. ----vnanotte • uicxerson1 ■ the blood dosn't msh-to his face at all. St 007? ........................ Charlotte 'Dickerson ' 0 ' ’’ . "‘iH d®liver t . ainair-Music-...................................................................I| the ..... address. Everybody who believes . as it maintains its usual color, and Oration “John D^Rockefeller and His} in celebrating our national “Indepen, the unfortunate fellow suffers nothing i Methods’ ’ Clark Doolittle dence Day’ ’ iu a manner creditable to ■ from maintaining' this position for ■ Oration “Harriet Beecher Stowe an d fUl enlightened people is invitfld. i hours at a time. Another peculiar ... ... r,, « Phone No. 1 THE HARDWARE DEALERS Hastings. Mic Bring your camp chairs and hammocks,, character is one who stands in a cor- p. n v crton , nor erect and motioHlM, tor boot, at a “i,h »"d Anrolotta By order Committee. Judge R. Barnhum. Cbm. , time, never moving a muscle, and . . Rev. Howard VanAnken. of Key ! never saying a word. A Marshall mule ' ^?®cl8’on *1*® Judge* and Presentat West, will occupy the Presbyterian ' proved another young man's andning • '*2? v noo ; , The, first -prize \Vill .be-So of- P'-lpit Sunday morning. In the eveThis youth stole'his uncle’s mule, was — -per -cent - -----and tho door receipts: the second 3u per "ty? H. IL VanAnken will } captured, convicted, sentenced, anu ' ------ • ■ —.—-- --------- r-, ' later transferred to Ionia, where he be- l*nt a,,d the tbird » per cent provid- preach tbe Baccalaureate sermon to the came a "trusty ” One day he took adthal <>* the pr»«s shall not high school graduating class. j STAR GRANGE. ' vantage of the trust reposed in him. Pxce‘^1 ton dollars. An urgent invitaA class of 21 will receive their first Star Grange was well attended fled to Marshall and again stole tlie tion ‘^extended to all to be present at communion at St Rate's church next •Saturdif night and there was an ex­ identical mule /hat got him into these cxercis68. Sunday morning. The services -will cellent [program. There was initatory : trouble the first time. By good con- • OBITUARY l*«in at 10 o'clock. work tiso. duct he has been placed on the trusty . . * Epworth league topic Sunday evening -—The program for June 17as follows; list for a long time past but if that EMMA ALLEN—Died in this city “Not ashamed of the gospel." Lead< r Songt By the Grange. | old mule still lives there Js no telling . Thursday morning of tuberculosis 1 here lie a good Roll ’Call—Coitnundrums’ . how soon it may cause the young man | Emma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . attendance. The demand for our Two-Piece Sults is increasing every Recitation—Meade Burton. to lose his liberty again. \\dmraiso Ind" Nnv^ x^ifwji™ *1 Any members of the Methodist conQuestion—WhHt erojis are the most ; The mate refonnwlorj. or Ionia I «ll»™iro Ini. Sor. 3 IH»4. and gn.p.tio'n or Sotnlkv rch.x.1 «ho derirr profitable in thik section!.and how can . prtaon. i. located on a highblurt on I J*"* wi,h h«r PwrenU. in CMcngo nnti (h(,ir chiMpan to UrtjMR] „iH h,lv, they be, produced at less cost*—Frank ■ the north luink ot the Grand Hirer, and ‘‘ght.removed llw op]„niinit, next Sumlav morning Bliven.i Because we carry a better assortment and nearly a mile dirtant from tbe A»ylnm '» J'" sh" <l>e •choo « „ thp CTliMrcn'» Day exerctara. Pape£-Emma Osgood. " for the Criminal insane. Hero about of th'» clt>' grndnnttng tn Jnne 1»B, ' ‘ Song—By the Grange. ' HUI priwnera are confined, among them b*vi'* “f u» cl«" Imnor. . T1'' " F- J • S]> “«'> Remomlwr the ice cream social at I being Chaw Smith, the half-witted Eightyears ago the disease which E church parlors ««ln™tay evening the Star Grange [halt Tuesday evening vonng man wbo murdered Mra. New- "Uimefllx c«»»ed her death la^an lo *"* 'J ” ' A >° berry in Yankee Springs, and who I. JefeloP- Sb- n'»«le l.rarrst poMibl.. -iltutdard Bearer, and Kings Heralds tbe 13tlt ClttOrux City-Drug Store.( ■’ »■■**• a ,nnn wbo itmgtara imagines that that everything , Michigan.^( '.in In. / Michigan. in the world is upside down, and In I order to “square” himself occasionally j J he stands on his head in a chair for , hours at a time and rests, his feet and Our FriendThe Young Man. WESTERN famous—a double eveifcr. bang-up book, a well braced frame, jud in general, an excellent cultivator for the money. These cultivators have four shovels on a side, and either spring tooth or shovel.. both riding and walking, Farm Implements of all klnd^, Buggies, Wagons, Carriages, Road Carts Goodyear EGRANGE ros.i i. Two-Piece SUITS $5.00, $7.00, $8.00, $10.00 and SI2.00 the only "lifer," we tmderrtnnd. In »ltht agaimrt it. anti all that medic.! wl"L\‘’given' •™1’W "freahment. illte irutitatiou. The prtaon ta under 'bill could do to lautishthe tliseatw was OLASS CREEK GRANGE. the very able management of Warden brought to her aid by the loving help [ Regular communication of Hastings Mnsiq—Zero Newland Otis Fuller, wbo ranks high among the of ber Parents. Each spring the ’ lodge No. ft ’. F. A A. M. on WednesDiscussion-—Which is the most pro- ; | managers of jienal institutions in the diawM* woa^ return, and yet there day evening Jnne 14. Work on F. C. Stable, three cows or 100 hens—Florence country. The idea is.to “reform" all ww® tim<,a wben it wemed there might > degree. H. H. Snyder. Secy. . Hartley. Ed Otis and B. Jenkin*. . Nut. | who come within its high walk as ■ ’*■ boP® ,l recovery. But it was not । The W. C. T. U. will meet at the j Recitation-Ola Waters. I prisoners, an.d many who have taken a to l>e so' ^he bravely pushed her way - home of Mrs.s8tella Lampman June 18, j Selection—Emma Otis. “wrung step" have gone out' into the through school, and was a brilliant | at 2:80 p. m. At this meeting willoc- ; Talk—How I would'- simplify house­ L She was very ambitious, but i cur the election of officers and report I work if I were a woman—C. A.. Now-j A |i world and achieved success through tbe the ; Htnden indent. w “ 1 ' - them * --------always of Statelay Convention. All members are X 1I good influences thrown around in } kt‘ ---------------destroyer s shadow land and others. x i the prison. Scores and soon* of the il‘*'r08S her path. requested to be present. Recitation—Edna McKibbin. U young men confined there are bright [sh” wns “ puro-minded. true hearted Tbe suject of the morning sermon Instrumental Music —Lena Hawns. ; Q looking, nice appearing young men, jy<ran< woman- a wncere. trustful at the U. B. church will be “A Sacred-; lieport of last year's poultry—G. B. | Q ' while on the contrary there are a great }Christian. She wasresigned fully to Motion .Matthew.*. Chas Rogen. Trust." The evening service will be Hartley. PHONE 194. A many whose app.-arar.ces betray the living this earth where she had suffer­ held at five o'clock. Young People's Recitation-- Maggie Otis. Just west of C. K.-& S Depot. ; criminal instinct* of their lives. For ।. ed1 so much.' K and lbut ”"* a " *few moments meeting at fl:») o’clock. If the weather Topic-Are women ‘ in danger of — j the latte? clans we believe there is little । before ber death said to her parents is clear and warm the services will 1« spending too much time in needle work ' hope, and it seems almost a wrong that'| “It is all right. ” She had nb fear of held on the church lawn. The subject and too little in instructive reading’. ♦ the two classes should be confined to- death, but on the contrary saw nothing of the sermon will lie “A House for .Ida Otis and Eva Erway. ♦ gether. The prisoners are allowed to dread about it. So passed from Rent." The services are held at that ’Instrumental —*■---------- *-• Music-Forest • Havens. I many liberties that a few years ago earth one of its rare spirits. hour to give any who may desire to What important changes have re­ I have a nice line Spectacles t would not have been tolerated under The funeral occurred Saturday after­ hear the Baccalaureate sermon an op­ cently been made in our school laws?— and Eye Glasses, Gold Bowed ♦ any circumstances. They are treated noon and was very largely attended. portunity of doing so. Mabie Otis. t and Steel Bowed. "t as men. not as criminals. It was our Rev. Trott officiating. The interment Next Sunday morning there will lie The program for hurt meeting was ♦ pleasure Sunday forenoon to attend the was in Riverside. Prices 25c to $5.00 and np. no morning preaching service at the good. The discussion upon potato 4* chapel exercises in the prison, and to | GIuwhi niuj relanlUfc^l, I cMp« emrcura u> lhe prlron, »nu lo | DEATH 0F MRS crtARLES JEMSON !-------------------------Methodist church. In its stead will planting instructive. — — ............ o was very .v.j luniruetl VC. An An Glaane, fittKi relentlllchlly. J |i listen to an m. address mMriw. by Rev. Her. Melvin Mrl. j■ Ch.. Jereon died Turad., 4 occur the Children’s Dky exercises of original poem by Ira McCall nm "The + j' Trotter, of thq Grand R*r>d« Rapids “Rescue ' mon,ing of pneuni0Bi.. jInu I do repair work of .11 kind,, t P™*"' * tbe Sunday school. A very interesting ! Yankee Girl” fairly brought down the i i Mission. * ’ Rev. Trotter is a reformed I uo.ll, .nd promptly. t »*?-?”■ |«»r >» . rofonred < w„ „ Chririi.n wo- prognub has been prepared. The little house. “Short cute in house keeping'' 4 ' drunkard, being picked up out of the |j fn,H,fni « folks espanially will lx- in evidence, as . was discussed by Abbie McKibbin and ....... ALL WORK GUARANTEED....... J, gutt.™ o,Chic«om.a »™.i. The ror>.7’,tho; tliat is their day. Mr. The program was inMr. Newland. Newb _ _ fl experience, of bi. life lit him for I *kmd ■u“1 he‘pft1' nd*htor •n‘1 tempo rsed The Methodist Sunday school is plan- i ters I‘crs «l with music." j gnd a woman whose influence and ex­ 4 i pealing to those who have made their Home I| ample were ever for good. She will be ding for a concert to be held BUtae _ ♦ I mistakes—aud that includes not only Croup is qnickly relieved, and I Badly missed in the home liereft of tbe evening the week following tlie high “ wboopiM rough will not -ran ite ©pan Evanlnaa. !those in VrieOn' bat a ^rvat man-v out one who did so much for those dear to school graduating exercises. _____________ _ 1V'»“ the original B<»'« ______ of U “ wcU- With a bcart her; her loss will be felt by her many Agttra Supptae vlritod Grand Rapid. • t'?1 Tar' „Th“ c,m*h ~ ’ with love for those before him he seemw-k. 14 neighbors and friends to whom she fnend. .ho CDC p HO M P ^tied to know jUMt-haw to roacb 1110 I e.Me.it acta on the bowel. You cmI L L I 1 V 1T1 bearU( hi8 liMtt.neni) aad only tbe was ever sogoxl and kind. We were pleased to receive an invi­ not <mre Croup u>d Whooping Couch The funeral occurred yerterday after­ . most cold hearted among them could of »» «wOf Acres noon at 2:80 at the. Methodist church, tation to attend the commencniSnt.ex­ Ril > l'r wu’kl“S “« ri» oold , repress the flow of tears. Rev. Trott officiating and t he remains ercises of the senior class of the Lan­ through a cqpious action of the Id tbe Great Casadtiui Nortinrest. Cheap rMes ' sing high school which will occur bowels. to hMDe-seekers ai)d settlers. For Information I Both of the institutions named are 'were interred in Riverside. Bee's Laxative Honey and iMrSi; ! monument* to the generosity of the pooJune 14. Among the graduates -ia Tar dots this, and cures all Coughs, CHARLES BE LUS. Don McLeay, of Nashville, was in Clement 3. McElwain, son of Mr. and Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. No ofpie of Michigan, and the peope of . Government Commlsalouer. V. 1*. kaliway r£SL>,For “*c bj'Fred k “'"h Bull 7, Majortv Block. Battle Creek. Midi. ; this state have every reason be proud j the city Thursday. Mrs. John McElwain. varve th. Until further no­ tice we will de­ liver Lehigh S3 Coal In ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. Fl. MATTHEWS* CO. SHIRTS, BELTS, FANCY SOCKS SUSPENDER! STRAW HATS. TO GO WITH THEM We Can Please the Most Fastidious. Chidester & Burton Leading Clothier*. Spectacles * Geo. Newton. jewELen 160 We Stand The Blame After looking over our MY tOOOS the other day a lady said nave so many pretty patterns I am undecided which to pick." U sorry for placing the lady fn this predicament, but still we felt it wa pretty good fault ou our part. If perchance you have never traded at stere you would be surprised to see the nice line of dry gpods cu f' A“°ng the other goods that we carry and which ln Mpebte demand now, are . Summer Underwear, Negligee Shirts, Working Men's Clothing, Sheeting. ....HOSIERY AT 10, 15, and 25 CENTS . BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Phone No. 10. HORTON’S. blasting's Banner $1 a year �YOE NOW GOING TO HAVE KNOW CITY’S • NINETY Remember the pionrar meeting next Saturday at the city hall. Many »re willing God abould guide them if they are allowed to guide him. The men who r* —- make mistakes never are not the ones wbo fill responsible positions. POPULATION Chamberlin Taking a Allie Brook", of NaahviUe. was in Very Careful Census of the the city Thursday. Bert Walker, of Kalamazoo, was in City. The new «.hool Uw raqnlrai (hlt th<. the city Friday. Mim Bini Hale, of Woodland, wm 1/ een.ua .trail be ufa,, ln M, “V“ne ‘''•’"“I ot Au«u.t .nd Se^ the city Monday. Lautough Brea.. ot Delton, w||) t-mter „ heratofora. Bera«, of Ue H. Pryor went to Middleville on handle “Sanitary Bi made by vitfmUe infoniralion It would giro buaineaa Thursday. * Vester & Carter of ti n“Wortuiilty to met Mrs. C. Ci#Ier visited her brother in At the Preslytorian parsonage- Mon­ ;'r7n* > ‘he purwiU of th. children. day Mr. Frank Griner wu united in Prof. C hamberlin dreired to lake thi. Big Rapids Friday. Dr. Burton was in Detroit last week marriage to Miss Edna B. Dole. Rev. ran™ thia- ^rar. H, will (ire to th,H. H. \ anAukeu officiating*. «h<x. librae ,unil ,u thM | Thumday and Friday. Ma Chester Cider visited Middle­ Rcnkes & Waldorff have just added a awarded to the watura taker. A. be . line of movable and adjustable awn­ «>M required to vialt «v.ry houre. it rille friends Thursday. A. E. MulhoHand wm in Grand Rain I ings. which will certainly to appreci­ occurred to him to at the name .time find out the total population of the ’ ids on business Thursday. ated during the summer months. Mr. and Ma R. T. F. Dodds were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witbey an­ city. Thia he l,a» done, nnd he has nounce the marriage uf their son Bert, lawn very thorough and painstaking. I to Grand Rapids Tuesany. ' He baa it "all writ dowtr in hi, to M iss Essie Wheeler. a prominent A. F. Burroughs was in Grand] young lady of Bay City, next week memorandum books. Imt it Will take Rapids un buefaess Monday. him probably .11 this week to mmp.lc , June 14. . . IL E. Hendrick, of Middleville, was thefigur™. All will bo interrated to > in the city Friday on biwinoss. | . W. W. Wasson, the Irving merchant, know the results, and our eittama will has an announcement in this iwue that I- much indebted to him for under-1 Mrs. Sam Wood was in ’Charlotte: will be of especial,interest to all living Thursday and Friday of la<*t ww»k. . taking to make an uccnratn count ot I in the western part of the county. Mr. 0. G. Maywood left Mondiv for a I tlie city’s population. Batson quotes some very* attractive business trip to Chicago and Cincinua- ' prices. Read his adv on Page 2. M. C. -Excursions. Albion won the Michigan inter­ liilladwle College. KemvOontennUl Miso Grace Grant returned Wydnescollegiate cup. winning every contest, Comraenrement nnd Reun>re>. Hill.- day ayening fn,m her school In Indian­ and having four shut-outs to her credit. dnle. Mich., June la-ls. Kir ,,llh l-r_ , ftpoliH. Lew Striker, of thin city.. is the cation n rate et ,2.T5 for tbe round trip Rev. ami Mrs. H.' H. VanAuken pitcher and captain. He lias made a will be itiveA. Date, of rate June 12 visit.nl at Dr. Hanlon's in Middleville record that has n?ver been equalled in utid 13. limit for return June 10 inchi- Munday. tbe base toll history of Michigan Rev. Geo. Bullen, formerly <>l this Colleges. Michigan State Firemen‘a A»'n. place, was In the city the latter part <d Circuit Court was finished last week. । Lansing. Mich., June 11-15. One fare ' last week But little was done dur ini’ the term, ■pins 23c for the roupml trip is.authoriMr. and Mru- Al. Barber, of Grand as the important eaten were put over. , zed for this occasion. Dates of sale I Rapids, were the guest-, of Hastings Judge Smith has granted decrees of■ j June 13 and 14. return limit Jane Iff friends Monday. divorce in the cases of FrechE. Mausj inclusive. Judge Smith wot. in Delton Friday, vs. Elgin Maus: Charles Storr vs. Lil­ | Commercial Travellers of America, where be spoke at the graduation cxlian E. Storr and Emma J. Hoyd va | Grand " L ’ '_T Cunnc *' il of‘ ■* Mich. Hillsdale, vreises in the evening. Chas. C. Hoyd. Mich.. June 9-li» to members of C. Dr. J. I. Baker, of Nashville, wns in At* event in which several Hastingsi: T. Assn, and familiii eh ionly ftiri this octhe city on Friday, having business young people are interested because ofr. casion a fare of fri..»after the round with4hez probate court. . • their friendship Ior the bride was the.' trip will be given. Hates of sale .Tune Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wickham, of wedding of Mist- Mary Louise Packard, । M and 9. limit for returning.. < irand Rapids,* were guest* of Luke • ■ inclusive. K The Druggists. one of Charlotte's favorite young, Waters and family Thursday. ladit Mr. Edward Potter Hopkins, i Dcliv ere J AXsli. of Grand River . Valley Mr. and Mix Fort-st Woodmansee, died the day received of lensing, which event occured at tbe■ ‘ Soldiers, Sailors niul Marines. Annual i.f-Grand Rapids, spent Saturday and Episcopal church in Charlotte, and was^Encampment. Grand Haven. . Mich.. Riinday will; friend* in the city. solemnized by the Right Rev. George’ June 12-17. A v»>ry low. round trijv Rev. Geo. D. Bullen, of Carson City. 1). Gillespie, of/trand Rapids, bishop11 rate will be giver, for thi-■» udrasion. of Western Michigan. , l Dates of sale June 12 and 111 return whs in Hastings Thursday to conduct the fuiiQfalvf Mm, Elizabeth Crawley; Governor Warner has ap;<jinted limit June 17. M re. A. A. Eggleston who has been National Educational As»n., As-. August 9 as Michigiiu day at Lewis। ’ visiting friends here foy some time, I bury Park. N. J., July ;L7. For the and Clark exposition at Partland. Oregon. The Michigan society of’ above'occasion a very low. nxmd trip returned to her home in Grand Rapids Oregon hns been1 organized by former rate is authorixap Dates of talc June Tuesday. of doing’ Editor Feighner. of Nashville. Ix-took nnddenta * “Michigan in Purtlarnl 29 and 3>> July 1 and 2. return limit a? takit home*/ (Oregon) and they intend to give (July 10. By paying a fee of .nrcents himself- tu die count}* metropolis > By get Thpraday. ami v-itdteii bi* editorial*, Michigan people a good time when they ■ an extention of time until Aug. :ti me you come to the. “show'A-and put them van be secured, inquire at ticket office brethren. Mr. aud Mm?. F. T. C-olgro've and ■ "next” tu many things they could not : for particulars. . othetwis*? Hud. some of which will to . Round trip summer Tourists ra^ts to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stebbins went to Charlotte Thursday to witness the Bayview. Charh;vbix. Harlwr springs----i-e> L-miw Packard to: i Petoskey, Truverys- City'nml all ilichi- 'Martiage of Mh Mr. Edward Hopkina. ! gan resorts are now in’^tfect and wifi •rk will 01 R MEANING OF. "CIGAR STAND’’ | continue; throughout tlx- .summer; Mm. Wm. hagr is in Grand Rapids ' Very chea]* rates are given-with a rei- taking ■ medical treatment stopping An article iff the BANNER last week 't v before with her son Ed. S^ge. It will to a! might lie subject- to an interpretation turn limit until Oct. 81. Camera, or that would do an injustice to the two Spocihl round trip Sunday rate- hi* pleasure to her friends to know that' i exclusi ve cigar story* in this city. We. now in effect h rate of one fair for tbt she is tojng greatly tonefitted/ HAMMOCK WEATHER If •,? are going to boy a Hammock see our line. We have 3 r . assortment and we sell Mammocks ABSOLUTELY CHEAPER than anyone else, investigate and see if it is not so. .v have a big line of md g SIG ASSORTMENT Spaulding’s Bass Ball Goods, GROU PS H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, * Michigan Al ID H*r; BREAD UUn . • BREAD buy our >..i: can ii the tost of -na.-. baked by 'Xpf:i>-:iifi! baker ■ t •wientiflc mani:g put*, clean: 1 aid thr ask |our Bwrnsby’s Bread. '<u -it hungry come to 25 cents meal ■*■•? . " hf.u trod clean. . nihf-ctiou M and -a >;i-'::.'iHy. 'Nice and Candles. aby Bros., ■ <•* Hanner Office. Hastings, Mich. used the word “cigar stand" meaning thereby a place where cigar* were *uld. but not exclusively a cigar storf. In our meaning there would .be prulsibly 40 cigar stands in this city, some which havs* not been as particular as they should l«* alx>ut permitting boys to play gambling devices. So far as wc have ever heard, neither uf the. ex­ clusive cigar stores of this city have liecn guilty of permitting toys to play these <b-vices. and we would not wish the remarks we made to tefiec t on the two stores mentioned. Therefore we want our readers to know tliat by cigar stand wo meant hnyatand in any jr utheT'place of business in this । here cigars are sold. % Oxfords Collete Httem. L«ra large Eydeta. Stylish ■b™ wan, ...methlngdistinctive, “"'‘dual, come md w (hi. A Michigan train for Michigan l«eop!e. fast, comfortable aud conven­ ient. Michigan Central “Wolverine 1 saves half a day gu|ng and coming and given a whole day f<>r business in New York. Leaves Hastings at 11:33 a. m. : Detroit JirK* p. m.. arrive Buffalo H:5(i p. hl, arrives Grand Central Station New York. H:W a. m. The fastest train in America. Try it. Mrs. L. D. Sabin and granddaughter : Miss Flora Ix-valley. of Middleville, j made a visit to her sisters Mm. Mary McIntyre and Mrs. Sarah Stewart of this city, three days last week. Representative . Schantz spent his first. Sunday of the : legislative xswiun '■ in Muskegon: renewing old friendships and looking over tluj sntotantiul growth uf tbe town during th- last ten years. , He returned tu Lansing Monday in time for tbe day's session. GALA DAY FOR WOODLAID Will Have Barry County Band Con­ vention Thursday June G. A. R. Department of Michigan State Encampment, and Womeiis Re15th. hef Corps. Traverse City Mich.. June It is difficult to cure a cough or free 10-21 1905; for the above occasion a' Thursday June 15 will to a gala day yourself from tbe discomfarts.of a cold for Woodland, the occasion being the unless you move the. bowels. Bt-e-'s rate of one fare pliis 23 cents for the Laxatiw Honey and Tar act«- on tbe round trip is author\cd. date* of sale , Second Semi-Annual Barry County buweh and drives all coltl out of the ; June 17, .18, 19 and 20. limit for return , Band Convention. Fifteen hands will system. Them coxnos its soothing to preAmt from all parts uf Barryeffect and strengthening influence up­ i until June 23 inclusive. on the threat nnd lungs. For Croup, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Impcr- County. and will furnish music all day­ WhoOTiing Cough. Colds, and all Lung ial Council. Niagara Fafia. N. Y.. long- Ami desiring to insure good! and Brendiial affections, no remedy ______re* to all who attend the hustlers is equal to the original Laxative Hunev f June 20-23 one faro .plus 23 cents for , of Woodland have secured a base ball and Tar. For sale by Fred L. Heath : the rottnd trip is authorized for thisucI ciiaion. dates of sale Juno 18. 19 and 20 '■ game tot ween Vermontville and Wood­ A* Carveth. \ return limit Jun- 24: by paying » f*' land teams. There will to a band con­ cert in the evening, and a dance as well. i of SI.00 an extension can bo secured < The <X K. & 8. will give half fare i until July 14. • nites all along the line, and n special | Knights Templar of Michigan Grand train will to run at night. For full jCommandery Annual Conclave and particulars of this event, read the adv । State Encampment Detroit Mich. June , on page 12 of this issue. 113. For the above occasion a very iow I STATE round trip rate will I* given. Dates of . NEW NASHVILLE sale June 12 and 18, return limit June । SAVINGS BANK never know the perfect pleasure that conies with weaShg a pair of Latest Oxford. found trip will le charged. Passengers must reach starting point by midnight •tame date. Tickets #n good pn al! passenger trainsnn this division if they are schvdnjitl to stop nt the station you wish to stop at*. Come in and let fit-you to a pair. uh CLARKE & CO QUALITY SHOE STOAE 14 inclusiye. • Barnum & Baileys Circus at Grand RapMs. June 25- A" rate of $1.81 for I Stock Owned in Nashville. Messers the round trip will be given whiefc in­ Sett^rington and McQuistcn cludes admission ticket to the circus. Not Owning Control. Date -of sale June 26. return limit) In a recent fesue we stated that Jffne 27. Messrs Setterington and McQuiston owned a contrAl of Nashville's new WHERE WILL YOU 00 THIS hunk It appeara our information <i*as I SUMMER’ H you draire> rort and re- not correct, as Cashier McQniston i creation, why not try THE RL\ r.K writes us they do;not own the control. iHT LAWRENCE TRIP!" Mdera dicrirtlTuel the Tbonrand I»l.imU On the contrary he says there are 18 I Rnpida. Montreat Qul,beSz Murray other local partners-interested in the L ‘ J.™-,. tor famed Saguenay |>ank as stockholders, and the control River etc., on application to any rests with Nashville people. a*d not j railway or steamboM Ticket AwnLl or with three two gentlemen. He further illustrated guide,' Niagara to the Sul ,*tnd« cento in postage stamps to H. adds that every dollar of the State Foster Chaffee, westem Paw Ag- . Saving Bank's stock of Nashville is Toronto, or Thos. Hc^CY- Tra^Y,.Igr., owned by citizens of NashvUle. I Montreal. R. ;& O. Navigation Co. Tomorrow, Friday Morning, June 10th B$/8C £ We have been particularly fortunate iu securing the sole agency for "Olive" Whiteff wear in Hastings. This is the very best popular priced underwear made, every • garment is nicely finished, they are all made good full sires and the qualities are W jnet a little better than the other fellow can show you for tlie same money. See : onr window display then step inside and examine the garments. We appreciate yonr business and will do anything within reason to maintain it. . Net Summer Corsets at 25 cents and 50 cents. SKIRTS. Tape Girdles, thejbest at 50 cents and $1.00. SKIRTS. MAKE. Skirts, long, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00. Skirts, short, tucked, Drawers, Lace arid Embroidery Trim­ med, alFstyles, CORSET COVERS Lace and Embroidery Trim­ med. 25c, 35c, 50c, 85c. GOWNS Lace and Embroidery Trim­ med, new styles. 50c, 75c, ff l.OO, S1.50. 25c, 35c, 5Oc A GREAT SALE OF Taffeta Silk Suita, "black and colors­ great values. Choice 512.00 for >10.00. YOUR MONEY BACK FOR THE ASKING WRIGHT BROS PHONE No. 30. Hastings, Mich. Money Talks Many md many a time the emergency hen nothing answers arises GOLD HARD GASH Accumulate some by placing a portion of your present savings in this bank where it will draw 3 per cent interest compounded twice a year. Make your first deposit TO-DAY. Our Capital and Surplus is $100,000 Assets over a Half a Million Dollars, Hastings National Bank, ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I ; JUST ARRIVED: Madras, Silks, Lig'ht Wool, and in fact all the fine things for SUMMER | I | XFORDS for hot weather. Black, Tan and White; for Father, Mother, and the little Ones. Best Quality com bined with lowest prices Is a combina­ tion hard to beat. We have the combination. C. H. OSBORN �HASTINGS BANNER. .lUNK 8, 190 jCARLTON CENTER. j * Woodland Department Clothes That Fit Are the Kind We Sell And they don’t cost you much either. They are made out of good materials, well made, and of the laieet fashions. They are made by some of the leading manufacturer* «»f the country, who have reputations to sustain. For $10., $12. & $15. we can tit you out with a splendid suit, one that looks well, wears well, Bis well. . BARGAINS We are closing out our Boy’s find Youth's 82.00 and 8&.&0 suits, sizes 10 to 16 years, for st.oo Don't miss this chance. J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. StrucK One might infer from reading the BANNER last week that 1 had -struck oil.’' Well, J haven’t exactly struck It. but MY PRICES HAVE. I have cut the price on my 12 cent oil to , Men's work shirts that formerly sold for 50 cents I have cut to 45 cents Everyone should take ad­ vantage of these prices. HENRY RflQLrt COATS QROVE QENEKrtL STORE. /I .. Good Printing When you have Printing done you want It nicely । printed, and on good paper. Remember the BAN- NEB when need of you are in 4? LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILLHEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES . CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS • CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITATNS In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. Our price is reasonable and you have the guarantee that the work will be well done. Let us have'the next order. BANNER, Hastings, Mich. i Frank Hosmer who has been logging place this summer. ! at the mill at Hastings has fevered his E. T. Cole »’ under tbe doctor’s care connection with same and ha* gope to from an ukorated face caused by a ! Lansing to work foi; A F. Fausey «n broken tooth. raiload construction. ! Mr. and Mra J. St. John entertained r , Mr. anu alts. v. wve. Frank Brooks has been doing conaid^jr. and Mra Pierce of Port-A erable work here this week on Rufus p____ rj^aj. and Saturday. ■ . Ho«ner-. borne and >!■ n» Ibei b,d . „r>- WOODLAND. three hundred were prwmt. He uhewe Mr. Eckart of Freeport was in our for a tert "Whatever yoar hand, find village on Thursday on business. to do, do it with all your might." He , .11 and kindly especially to | talked very wm well Tbe Alumni Banquet at the Amei i- fullrA.1 ! can Hotel on Wednesday evening was the senior clans wishing them to live a j a great success in every . way. About successful life in the future., I eighty guests were present and an Ray Dillenbeck while working “in . excellnt program was rendered. the saw mill last week was hit in the i Decoration services were held at the wrist by a splinter tlyiag from the ■ M. E. church on Decoration day and a buzz saw causing him a painful injury. ' [ large audience wsa^preeent. ' Malde Jordan visited friends in An interesting lm.ll game was played Nashville over Sunday. Mrs. Mauch of Nashville is making in our village on Tuesday. Tbe two sides were composed of every and any an extended visit among friends in . this vicinity. tody. Many -played who were once । . professional players and were surprised A great many fine fish C *- 1 . to learn how little they knew about the taken out of Jordap. lake during the • game. C. 8. Pahnerton made the first past week, such ns calico 'bass. ‘ ’ I base but was too tired to continuue gills and perch. s,oreMr . cjoge calltra Sunday morning, when an N„h I wife Mr. B„d O. dnnghter Nash, wife and daughter enraged animal attacked,«thv-AW threw him ci,rk,vlI!e spent a few daya down and attempted to gore him. with Wm Nwh tU1 woek. Timely assistance from a man armed . Mra Oscar Voting was calling upon with a pitch fork saved him. Me is friends in this vicinity last Friday. bruised and lamed but very thankful 0 Arrangements are in progress for the for his escape. liase liall team dance whjch is expected Mr. Dorman spent to take place soon. . Mr. and Mra Fred- Lawrence took the first and second degree at the Grange Saturday evening. “Sisters" night at tto Grange was one of the most enjoyable evenings witnessed for a long time: Tbe ladies filled te offices, carried out a .fine pro­ gram, and at the close gavte a sidendid Sunday 'with friends in Lake Odessa. Mra. John Schantz is quite ill at her home in East Woodland.. |-Suf!ID*Y *8 l)a,(e(1 : Broke the 800 : RECORD LOAVES *of Sanitary Bread This is ths Bread that Pleases i + BECAUSE-lt is made of the best Flour BECAUSE-lt is clean. ’ BECAUSE-lt is wrapped in oiled paper soon as it is baked, riiel hut Ht ill dust nt jin Hmn Mato Bread is equall v popular and is In great demand t.r .tr < who have sought it once. If you try some of our Piet.. we know you will be plMMd. I« 6w»-Weh>v, ibrlS™ , ^4 for making ice Cream, and especially solicit orders for DArtii-K ?■ ' ocewoo. Our lee Cream Sod., ere the beet. rro., . Our JVESTER & CARTER ♦ “Originators, not Imitators" t • Phons 167. Wholesale and Bruji 12S W. State St. 7 Kakw8- : Mrs. Laura Dorman is tbe pleasant possessor of a new phonograph. Mra Christina Barnum and Mrs. Flora Beason and daughter Velma were guests at E. P. Barnum’s on Sunday. Married. on Sunday evening by Rev.’ C. D. Jarvis at his residence. Mite Mr. and Mra Chas. Lawrence and 1.^ Lulu Markley and Mr. Frank Hynti duUKhUr Cocil of Traverw City are \ WoodlMd_ the rare and 'surrendered. ; visiting the formers’brother thizrtfeek. | COATS GROVE. R. Wolcott "has purchased the forty - Mr Yerty is moving into Frod Flew-' MARTIN CORNERS. acres south of town owned by Joshua I Mrs. Mary Demond and daughter Dillenbeck. Reuben will erect a Baruurn^ June 10. Everybody come. I mg's house. i Practice upon Children's I , Day 1 Bemice Gf Freeport -tpant Sunday slaughter ’ house on the same and.keep Mias Lottie Barnum returned home . liegun and* the " little । with Mrs. Wm. Patten. ’ a lot for hogs and cattle and will farm Saturday morning after a very suc­ ci.MM have already ones are being drilled in • their songj.j The k wiU mPt,t Wednesday the rest of the forty acres. cessful school at Pine lake. and recitations. 1 June wjth B H. Cool tough for John Weissert of Hastings was in Mrs. A. S. Miller was in Dutton The people of this vicinity wen* snpper All an- invited to attend. our village on Monday the guest of D. last week attending the Advent con­ grieved indeed to learn of^ theMIm JIinnie Boyes closed a very S. England and family. ference. .. u . . , . . , accident .Sitos received last .urs. v. nmitn ana ner two gins , „ ■, Endsley , .. ,. successful year of school at tHs place George Gallatin and wife of Nash­ Mra v. E. Smith and her two girls • j w . week. Mr. Endsley and wife were long mvm mod ville spent Tuesday'and Wednesday in Bessie nnd Marv will attend the con- ; ... .... . .. ,last Fnday. Mws Bojes gave good • .... riwulenta tni« vininitv on their farm . . .. ..._i.______ ti_ ’ residents of this vicinity Nitisfactiob anil was well liked by pupil.our village the guests of D. 3. Eng­ vention in Ktdnmazoo this week. -.just north of 'the Center, and their and patrons .The scholars presented land and family. Mra. Levi Chase is visiting her” friends are indeed sorry'to hear of his her with a beautiful glove box as a A great ball game will to played in daughter Mrs. Kelsey in Irving. critical condition. farewell presenL our village next Wednesday between George Townsend's new saw mill The township school picnic will to Our school picnicjii Thoraappl c tost " the business men on the east side and will to hero this week. His brotlier held in Lafe Knowles Grove Satur ar i- west side of Main St. It teems that Frank has come to help saw out the Jnnd 17. Followng is the program. , Friday was well’ attended. The table* wenspread in tbe hall and 65 sat I the game should to won by "the east ‘ Ijgs so Mr. Todd can Khip the lumber. . Invocation—Rev. Duffy. down to dinner and with those wh<» j side as the,greater part of our village I Bona May 24 to Mr. and Mrs. ' Music—Freeport Band. , came in the afternoon it swelled the i l is on the east side, but the totting • Address Welcome—C. L. Smith. Willard .Demond, an eight pound toy. attendance to nearly 100. Music and ’ seems to to largely in favor of tlie west I Response — J. C. Ketcham. Mra. Lena Wood will entertain the ' boating were the iirinciple diversions. । side. Addren*—Supt. A. W. Chamtoriin. L nditM Aid Wednesday Juno 14. A jolly-good time was enjoyed hy all ► John Munasmith will soon have aj Each school district will have one and it will to a day long to Je remem- ' brand new cement walk in front of his4 Mrs. Verna Warner spent last finnnumtor on tbe program. day with friends in Carltoil. ' bv-reci by all present. , ( residence. _ Lkt all remember the Children's Day J. S. Munion does not seem to to . Ray Sprague spent last Sunday with exercises at Martin church next Sun- . • satisfied simply with an addition to hx’* luiruI’lHday morning. ■ his blacksmith shop but- continues to I Mrs. Elliott of Maple Grove spent , improve his place of business The ’last 0 J Sunday with •her- parents Wm. You can apply MutiZan inside, right) 1 latest improvement is a brand new rouf. Demond nnd wife. where the pain is? It ts put up in colMrs. Sarah Rogers visited friends in l*|Mabta tunes with nozzle attachment , , F. P. Palmerton made a hurried trip for introducing it ManZan rt<nM pain । to Battle Creek last week to see rela Hastings last Monday. instantly and cures all kind* of blind, tives and friends. . Mrs. Randles of Vermontville spent Needing, itching piles and protruding. For sale by Fred L. Heath He Carvetn. Rev. I. E. Crites of Caledonia was in Inst Sunday with her parents Mr. and It is our aim to have the BANNER I Mrs. Elias. Bevier. reach evjry Barry county lutocriber our village on Thursday visiting old WEST WOODLAND. on Thursday, lu order to do this, । friends, and on business. | Mrs. John Marks attended Children ’s we must go to press not later than Mr. and Mrs. A J. Hunt and Miss It was supposed that tbe woodchop- j। D ar exercises Sunday in Cuate^lrove. 3.30 Wednesday afternoon. We ask Hattie Butolf of Carlton were guests our correepondente to please mall pers had left the C. E. Rowlader farm j The Children's Day exercises were a at J. H. Durkee's Tuesday. their favors as early Monday as pos 1 at Warnerville but a few days ago Mr. । uccess, the church was foil and many sible thus insuring the publication Fred Baine and ’ Bessie Weaver spent Rowlader.was informed that some of < ooukl not get in.. Cqllectiou |4.ti5 of their letters. Much local news last Sunday at Tbornapple lake. . them weto moving back and that they | whichwgoes to Foreign missions with comes In Tuesday and Wednesday and to handle all this and ten col had turned their stock in the meadow । the balance of the schools apportion­ Maud VanBrocklin is working for unrai of cormpondence and get out । just for fun. Mr. Rowlader sent word ment of 110 which is raised Mrs. Henry Scbaibly. the paper at the above time crowds 1 to them to vacate at once and was in- I Mra R. A Young and Mrs. J. R. Allen King and wife entertained us A good deal, at best, and We can­ , formed that they wonid not go until Barnum went to Grand Rapids Tues­ not to certain of printing all our company from Vermontville last Tues­ । they were compelled to do so. Mr. day to the W. C. T. ■ U. convention. correspondence every week, as we day. desire to do without fail, unless we Rowlader then went over and informed Mrs. Youngs was sent as delegate from Mrs. Mary Early, and Miss Emma get your letters Tuesday noon at the them that if they did not get off at here. very latest Early have returned from their trip to once be would use a little force. Of i Ohio and Indiana. course they went to some other place Three spectres ttot threaten toby's ■ Mr. Hebtol. wife and daughter life. Cholera infantum, dysentery, ‘ where they would',not to disturbed. , Allelpha of Vermontville called on C. diarrlux-a. Dr. Fowler's Extract of HOLMES CHURCH. C. D. Garn and wife are the proud Wild Strawberry never fails to conquer I Sentac-'a people Tuesday. Children's Day will be Observed here parents of a ten pound girl. Tbe them. i Mrs. Fred Durkee and Mias Etcher Sunday June IL. mother and toby are getting along . . Durkee were guests of Freeport friends finely and Dell is kept bnsy setting up Mias Jceaie Rogers uf Hastings visit­ last Saturday. the cigars. ed her aunt Mrs. H. B. Barnum jmrt Mr. Underwood anil family of North of last week. The County Band Convention will Woodland *-pent last Sunday with their Bad Complexion* Due to Catarrh and have its semi-annual meeting in our Mr. juid Mrs. Jay Hunt of Carlton daughter Mrs. Curtis. . Catarrh Can Be Cured Only By village on June 15. Fifteen bands are and Mrs. Sarah Strickland were visitRexall Mucu-Tone — Cos­ expected to. to present and a large i ore at A. J. Hunt's Thursday. Backache is never known ito those ' metic* Prove Worthle** crowd will to here. ! Our teacher colsed a very successful persons who take im occasional done of Pinnies. Tlie value of the resin ob­ Thousand! of women ere uiing toilet I term of school Friday with a fine proMrs. Kate Houfstarter has been giv­ tained from the Pine tree has long preparations unsuccessfully. j gram. been reoegnized in the treatment of ing her house in our village a new coat Cosmetics fail to Improve their thick, of paint. muddy complexions or to banish the i Mrs. Harriet Fuller entertained tbe diseases of tbe bladder and kidneys. One dose of Pinnies will rive relief, pimples, blackheads and crow’s-feet following persons Thursday: Mrs. and one bottle will cure. For sale by Ermot Bates seems to be kept busy No wonder.--, Their trouble lies far making boats this summer. deeper than the skin. They have bed Decker? of Morrims, Mfs. Elsie Decker, Fred L. Heath A Carreth. blood, and bed blood in f>0 per cent, of Mrs. Carrie Parmalee and Miss Jennie George Faul has put a new steel the cases arises from inflammation of the Parmalee. LACEY. roof on his house. mucous membrane. Their blood is filled Mrs. Lil Hill of Battle Creek is Mrs. Dell Durkee was in Freeport with poison which is certain,to break out Our toll team went to Sebewa on spending a few days with her daughter in unsightly humors and blotches,—while I Friday and Saturday. S aturday to play a return game of pale, drawn mces, deep circled eyes, i Mr. Geo. and Mina Myers of Has­ Mrs. Maude Miller. stooping shoulders and week becks com­ ; tings were the guests of Bessie Weaver toll. Tbe score stood 4 to 5 in favor Born, to Albert Nickerson and wife plete the story of suffering and despair. „ . of Woodland. May 81, a daughter. Inflammation of the mucous membrane <>unuzyIs catarrh. Banish catarrh and complex( M»« » J. A. Abfalter has launched his new Charles Schreiner is under tbe doc­ Mrs. H. B. Barnum attended a sur­ gasoline launch on North Jordan lake. I ions will clear as if by magic, pain vanish, prise on Mrs. Rogers at Rogers Cor- tors care. eyes will brighten, faces become plump ' ., He has made a new boat house and has I and shoulders erect Perfect brnuty goes , ners Friday. Mrs. Wesley Grayburn and daughter only with perfect luulth. «nd ^-rfect Mru Jennie Barnum wa. a Grand are spending a few days in Battle everything arranged nicely.- The health for women can only be obtained > c .* launch works well and Jake is getting • through Rexall Mucu-Ton^ the one port- R®?,d> I SBturdnJ Sunday, Creek. to to quite an expert with iL tive and permanent cure for catarrh. Mra*uller entertained Mary Winnie. Norria has closed her term of Mme. Swift, the most famous beauty J Early Saturday. Our friend, Ora Addngton has decid­ school in the Parker district. in the world and an accepted > >< *. , ,, .. ed to quit teaching school and has en­ speciaBst authority on all relating thereto, has this Mrs- Mam,e Todtl Hastingz spent Geo. Grayburn has improved the tered the emloyment of Mr. Hart, the to say of Mucu-Tone: Saturday and Sunday with her parents looks of his house with a coa£ or two druggist at Lake Odessa. "I can stronrly rad orm the claims mad- for i Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Youngs. of paint. Rexall Mucu-Toneaaacure for•yitrmiccatarrh. Deputy Sheriff Ed Cole, from Sun­ Its tonic effect* are remarkable. It build* up Mrs. J. D. Rounds IS quite, lick Kt Miss Ina Behon has been entertain­ ' >»i’ writing; dm I, under Urn cure uf field, who is charged with the murder ing the muni|« the part week. of Charles Edwins, has waived exam­ SAWSffJSSfeE/lSl! j1*Mrs. Mary Stevens went to Dowling ination and has given bail to the ins quality*. । , Quito a number from this vicinity amount of $5,000.00. one day last week to see Mrs. Frank , attended the Children's Day exercises Bullin who is sick at her daughter's. We are informed that they have a ■ at Coate Grove Tuesday evening and Mra Chas. Rice, and found that she new toby at Henry Schaibley'a ' report a good program. amid help them-and remained all night Mrs. Chares Sackett of Grqnd Ledge 44 W. Nth SU New Tort Qty- ! L The Lacey W. C. T.“'l’. will observe EAST WOODLAND. visited Woodland friends last week. Rexall Mucu-Tnne works through the i Flower Mission day Wednesday June blood, and acting directly upon the muco- 1 Children's Day next Sunday at 10 H. V. Sweitzer has just stopped cells—the congestion and inflammation I 14 at the home of Mrs. R. K. Stanton. sawing at his saw mill. He has finish­ of which arc the sole cause of catarrh— The program will be in charge of Miss ed sawing tbe many logs there. causes them to expel the poison and to | Mias Orpha Lehman is suffering with Margaret Baker. resume their natural functions. Thus appendicitis: ' C. S. Palmerton is building an addi­ the membranes are cleansed—the blood Mrs. Anuice Dunham and Min Mar­ tion to his house on South Main St. Mr. and Mrs. C. Pierce visited at E. purified and revitalised. garet Baker have gone as delegates to We know that Rexall Muro-Tone will T. Cole's un Saturday. Ike Williams and family have tbe State W. C. T. U. convention held cure erery form of catarrh, no matter moved out of dur village to the farm Mrs. Edith Fay Cooley is very ill at at Grand Rapids this week. where located, of tow long standing, or lately owned by Mrs. John Bolton by whiit other names it is known. We her father's home in West Sunfield. guarantee to refund your money If you which he purchased. Miss Agnus Cole is helping Mrs. • I* Lb! Ym Hara Ai^i' Botj* are not satisfied with the vigorous health Baanth. The U. R church < nge are Lydia Shuler with her work this week. ant! dear complexion it brings you. All are holding revival Sold only at our store. Price,meet! 50 cents ' Mrs. George Hitt entertained the L. and “0 cents per bottle. Mall orders invited, to attend. A 3. on.Thursday. A large company filled. Last Sunday evening E. R. Lyon was present/ They sewed for Mrs. E. FIED L. HEATH 1CARVETH. w. Warner, gave the Baccalaureate sermon. About THERE’S nV HOME A World Without Music $225 to $450. Y'ou can’t afford to go on through life denying yi>i>w.'v»* your children the comforts that one of our pianos, would *i jou. Renkes& Walldorff Pianos, Organs. . IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC “ Coal Campaign; TO OUR GOOD BLOOD roimnoNEr^TAR That would not be a BETTER md Happier place by having a piano or orpt; 1’Lv--. child or grown person who will ti(< •» • . by having accestr to music, wbeth.-ra:. . >. •' or listener. Would be a dreary place. We can htflp to take the. glonta of any home bry putting one of our plapos iu. We har-t;.. well known makes as • Ivers & Pend. Crown Organs and Pianos, star Schulz, Raymond. Richmond, Price i Temple The Crown 1’ianos have mandolin, harp aud zither am-.' aud other attachments, so that you can get mueic from' at v strnmeut you may like beat. All of our piano* and orc»: be had In atiyj of the fancy woods. The prices < jWRUUAL HOriE PROVIDERS are beginning to J consider the matter of purchasing Next Sc-is- 09437932 10 cents , Mr. S,unurl Sbakr is remateling s»d rebuilding a large barn OT his home op's Coal. To al! such we take pleasure in announcing that we shall make a specialty of sup­ plying all grades of coal at the lowest market price. Watch this space for detailed prices and grades. ROWLADER BROS- & REISER. Warehouse opposite C. KSA S. depot. Phone 57 >OOCXX>OOOOOOOCXXXX>OOOOC>OOOOCXX>C<KX>C-3C<" ■ J FISHING TACKLE 9 < Our line of fishing tackle was nrter mon r x piete than now. The fishing Bv.ib- r: id you will want the best. Come and o-e ih wien you want a ROD, REEL. LINE. HOOK, >r BAITS of any description. BOAT We have the nicest line of BOAT OARS in the^iy made of 11 OARS •®tect •tock, and we have priced them very rea« jia> y We (I »l j I can sell them to you cheaper than you can make thro. The Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator leads them all. • etructed. them. Correct style, easily cleaned and well We have theee and several makes. Call and ' j ( Call and See the GARLAND MALLEABLE STEEL RANGE J Its the IH‘W»SI and beat made. ~~ Welssert Bros. "~T; __________ __ _ J Tomlinson Lumber There wm a man In our town. And he wm wondrous wise, He camqto see our Lumber, And It opened wide his eyes. He saw the big loads leaving Our gates on every side. And every face was beaming And each heart wm full of pride. For tbe Lumber all wm perfect, From the Sheathing to the roof Pine and Hemlock, ALL were perfect, Siding and Shingles water proof. In the scale he found no shortage. So he built a palace grand, Built a boat house and a cottage, Built until he baud no land. Paid his bill without a murmer. Says he never saw such Lumber ; Wants to build another summer. Says our Lumber -Yard's a •Burome �TOMAND HUMILIATION J9r Fifteen Years Face and Body Mass of Itching Sores WOMAN’S •• WORLD BEAUTY AND TEMPER. Could ~ ” ’ Not E<?re;s Suffering—Doctors Tbe sr™tu,t tnnijr to beauty h Failed—Had Lost Hope tempo’ The wlu> a b„i ten,. |W 1, by no meatu. tb,. „„t „0MU In tbe world. She often Ln. 0 very kind heart and a very «trl,-t ro„. K-lence. Iler temper ltM-lr aomeUmeu M...U many of her evil thought, out thriiuab her tongue that her nature h. after all. quite ,wwt and kind. But w.t» one mass of scabs, nevertbrlew the fevur of' temper tluit ,,.i covered down almost burn, within her dwa It. work ou her -$,• ahd I had to wear । t-matltititm. it .how, itw-if, too i0 t-.mcJ Bly body was ll.e deep wrinkle. Jura nl.uve her u-«e, ;puts iuisixe from a pinthe loop Hue, nt tbe ,1.1, „f hl.r I|Mulh *s a -|ilvrr dollar. A nnd in th* drooping mouth itself. •ah v|ould form .and Tiie toman who is always nursing ' cannot express the i;iu!iali*>n I suffered for her wrongs wrongs Herself more than I t;ivd inuny doctors, Anybody ehw» could have'wronged her. ! t?i.itt|icnts, but could The evil, bitter thoughts within her d 1 thought thejrc was shut out the bright tones .tlmt might . A frtcud told me to come and make her bad company. But 1 did, and in three.days wars* still, they have a direct physical - .. t - < r. I apeffect igien tier system. Notldug eafi . .. tiirht and morning, so ruin one's digestion.ns dying'into .1 ■ .•_ hath three times a tantrum at th*' dinner table, Tlie food .. -the Ointment freely’ . Alter using one cake taken In will not nsshnilate, and the boxes of Ointment I Ippetito.ls lost The heart is affected' . veri !, without mark and the circulation Is retarded. Tlie ■ •* .;!• s5 pleased I felt nerve; are so wrpught up by 1: con­ the street to tell stant .••cries of tantrums that the wom­ ■ •. wirnt Cuticura had. an with a temper is luvnriably a thin, ;; .any one is in doubt timtciulc'lit.*k- thing. ’ .. write to me. The best way to cute bad temper Is . ‘ runklin, 717 Washfirst t.> qvnviuce.yuur.self that yon are not really Udng wrongisk Once you hnvo go| in tune with the world and feel quite certain that the universe Is better oril^rwl than you could order it you will <-ease exj.eeiing to reform the rest uf your follow men and thus be saved lots of dhiappointment lerfialxand internal If you cun-cure your temper-to no ■. v hv.bmnr, consistother w.ty, simply run and glance In Soafi, Ointment, and the looking glass white you are In tbe . Lj.l for one dollar. midst of it. • That slum hl cure yon.— ;i sufficient to cure New York Press. ing* disfiguring, itch.nnl scaly humours, •<’. irritations, from A POTATO SALAD. • -i/ll else fails. ■ I ; 1 ;*:*,»» *eM 1ft- tKrtll ‘ G rp K -'. n.AkUTrvw CURED SY CUTICURA AT COST OF $1.25 COMPLETE TREATMENT »• rtrll» put Into tla r«»ptacl«. Onk**’’*"1 woo,t” ■Tlou.ly Hl by ration oalod at a n* Wptlon. Investigation showed that die ntayounalw*. in whW1 „„ conaldor*. to tbv pbyalclnus, vnougb polaon wo, «oor.M <0 kUI forty aBlI too wonirn roton th, mnyotinulw from tto bottom of th, p,|| It would barw bt-n taul to them. LISSAJOUS’ CURVES. The Salt Artfat and the .Pretty DrIt Will ITodaee. Some very curious natural curved de­ signs may |»e made with sand or salt and a funnel. Get a piSce of wood about throe Inch­ e* in diameter, and In the center of It make a |1Ok. inrgP enough for the fun­ nel to rest in. Fasten three pieces of stout twine near the e»lge of the wood­ en disk equally distant from each oth­ er. so that wlwn their other ends are united in a knot, ns at a in the picture, ■”n,e 1“'“*«k„lM>r lu mwlern S!•l>«"d* um.t or lior Urao . U1'‘ kltdKta doUiK Work tllat luloJ,, btf mark llgtanod ir only *bo woul.l I'rina ImMinto think ,o. But Ui..: avt-rap* moth.*’ or a family ,|uiplv will not .pan* b.*r»vir. She rutllo. and thou, tip* , l.lldn.u-« elothlna tliat rt>.. ,nav liavo toorv Iniulnk to do aad ,*ook, many non dlrronut dl*o, for th,*- tn* blv tlion 1. at all.uiu-W'.an tor whole* «>pwnoM. Uia. luuklng bonolt much morn work In thl, dlrortlua. B«u<*r ■par** /outwit, bon,,*, lu.nber. wn Utunitt! y«r family Hr. .Implor. Somo Hat they win ml,, yon when It will hr too late It you qHvc yoerarlt no **nrr. Barry Co. News an artistic triumph. Ho»e llotvrr Curtain ot Cretonne For n Itnudolr Doorway. For tbe lucky bride who bas n den or boudoir lu her new home this curtoln was designed to create the effect of no entrance to a rose bower. Tlie two centerpieces x»f tbe ctirthln. were CVBTAW FOB horootl; IKxjBWAT. made of fiowenxl cretonne, a» may be easily seen. ^>cn a Iwirder was made of white cretonne stenciled with green water color to form a latticework' like tliat often seen in n garden. From some odd pieces of Jhe crethune the flower design was carefully cut out and appliufied uti tlie bonier Jlke a running ruse vine creeping through a lattice. One'< imagination t'i»-*Ltsily picture tiie chArming effect suchSt curtain, with Its deep colored roses against the green and white lattice, possibly bung in a doorway of white woodwork.-laidies’ Home Journal. Bow to IllatinKUlah Tender Beef. THr HALT AUTIST AT WOBK. the funnel wiH bang in a balanced ppaltlon In tlie wooden rest while held In your hand nt the knot *■' Then oh two h<x>ks in. a frame, as shown In the picture. placid nltout four feet apart, fasten two strings, and let them be united with the other throe at A- \lTie?i this has all been done, the funnel, which may lx* of glass or of tin, should hang with Its center as close to the table ns fipHSlhle. Now remove tlie tunnel and make a knot in the strings nt about ouc-fourth the length above the funnel, as ut B. Iteplaeiug the tunnel, hold your finger nt the bottom of the tube and pour it full of sand or salt, and your salt artist is ready to draw. Hold the funnel off nt one corner of tlie table nnd let It gu, when It will swing off in n curve.’the sand or salt marking the line or Its motion. Now fill the funnel again and. bolding It at the opposite corner of the table. let It go, wlrt?:: It will duplicate the first curve from that.corner. If you do this from nil four coiners yon will have a pretty symmetrfr'ul design. Lf you will now remove the funnel, untie the knot nt B and make tlie knot at some other point, the curves will be different. and you may make an Infin­ ite variety of-designs by starting from different positions on the table. You may think that this h great fun. nnd «o It Is, but It Is more than fun. as the curves really*represent a discovery math* by a Frenchman. and they are called after him, Lissajous* curves. Meat, to be wholesome, must cotne from a healthy animal; to be nutritious, from a well :iourisht«d one. Much used muscles abtorb much fowl material, ”0h. mamma"’ ’cried little Blanche making r|ch. Juicy ment. This is. howPhilpott., "1 heard such a tale about ,ever, tougher’than that of parts Jess fcditli Howard! I did not think she used, because the connective ttesue and could lie so very naughty. One”-fiber increase as well ns tin* emtents "My dear." laterfrupted Mrs. Philpott, of the muscle tubes. The lean of “before’ you coutinre wo will see If good beef is firm. elasUc nnd. wlieii your stpr-y will ppgs the three sieves." first cut, purplish red. the surface be­ "What doos that mean, mamma?" In­ coming 1‘right red and moist after ex­ quired Blanche. posure to tlie air. Tbe tenden r’_ cuts "I will explain Tn the first place, are fine grained nnd well mottled with fa It true?" fat. A thick layer of firm, light straw “I suppose so. got It from Miss colored fat extends over tbe rib and CULINARY CONCEITS. White, and she a great friend of loin cuts. The kidney suet- Is white Edith’s." Stewing is the economical method of and crumbly.. Flabby, dark ar cqarse “And docs she Show her friendship beef with yellow fat Is poor. If Ichns cooking meat. by telling tales of iier? In the next little fat’ it is from an okl or underfed A ’cup* of - cream add«-d to a pot of place, though you can prove it to be beans tlie lust hour whllp baking great­ true, is It kind?" • ly improves them. ”1 do not mean to be unkind, but I Bdues aud bacon rind should never Mrs. Gilman. nn American authoress, uni afraid It was. I should not like be thrown .away, but added to the told n select gathering of ladles at the Edith to speak of nte ns I hare of her.” “And Is it necessary?” stock pot. when making soup. Womai'n Institute, at Victoria, that "No. of course, mamma; there was Always ffut the sugar used in a pie in womah was mmnearly as l»cautiful the center of the fruit, nof at the top, as man. She encouraged -them to try no need for me to mention It nt all.” ?Then pin a bridle on yoqr tongue. If as the latter method makes tlie paste to became us beautiful ns man. She sodden. poured scorn on some of the deficien­ we can’t speak well speak not at-alL”. cies of "woman. “ When a woman It is said that carrots boiled very ten der, masked, put through- a sieve and runs.” she sahl. "it is nn agitated The word carriage comes from the treated exactly like pumpkin make u waddle. Climb she cannot, and peoptt better pumpkin pie than pumpkin it­ take hold of her elbows’ ami help her old Latin word "camis," which means up and down things. I call it an Insult ­ self. Cabriolet, commonly shortened to Muffins and gems made without eggs, ing practice unless a woman has a cab. comes from a French word which but with more milk and butter, tbe bat­ wooden leg. There Is no reason why meann a goat leap or capeh The car­ woman should balk at a fence as she county on Mou­ ter beaten with a wooden spoon till It. riage Is so named on account of- its sy la fbe year one Is very light, are said to' i»e indistin­ does. You..can vault It easily In a lightness. 1 fire. ’ guishable from those made with eggs. skirt, and it Is tlie easiest and moat Jufigt-of Probate. Omnibus Is from the Latin and means ladylike way of getting over."-London “fur all.” . Mall. Ptomaine Polnontm. Gig Is from the French word jig, and The term “ptomaine poison” In In ev­ It Is given to the Vehicle on account ot Bo prudent and as thrifty as you can. erybody’s mouth, but few know what Its motion. — * It really la. It develops, says What Men are attracted by ethereal means, Chaise is from,th* French word for to Eat, through the action of add on 1 but held by material methods. Wise chair. . tin. That is why every can of meat or I economy, however, requires great tact. Sulky is so called because the driver vegetables or fruits should be turned There Is no economy In that course Is regarded as a sulky fellow, other­ out into an earthen bowl or crock Im­ 'which leaves your llnene limp.' your wise why would he prefer to ride mediately upon opening the tin can, personality shoddy or your Jiorae re­ and that Is why mayonnaise should gime conducted on poor bouse ration*. Coupe Is from the French word “to cut.’’ It Is given to tbe vehicle because It looks like n coach with its front cut SYMPTOMS THAT INVITE GERMS Little Ailments That Should Be Looked After if One . Wants to Keep Well. -iiEAsU NG CLAIMS. . I'uuntyof Barry, m. *n I.w--- ?'■ Anyone who has any of tbe many symptoms caused by poor digestion snould take special care to avoid condi­ tions where disease germs are likely to be present. Any of tne following symp­ toms are good evidence of stomach troubles. Acidity • Bpitttngup of food Colle Sour taste In the mouth Heaviness of stomach Diarrhoea SedlmenUae urine 5ervou»new Night sweats Sick headache Vertigo or dizziness Hastings News hZ;.' For E\ ery Humour $i A potato salad, to Le a success, should be, as -It were, the Inspirhtlou of tbe moment, showing no signs uf pnemcdltutium To marinade the pota­ toes In stock or French dressing and serve witti n carefully prepared muyunnaise robs It of Its chnrncter anil Individuality, if a salad i*ussesses such attributes. The twat salad tbe writer ever tasted was tcssrtl together by n .......... clever wdman. rtt- loug trip awheel mu-J tu iiH j brought inune two hungry women. . Among other eatables yielded up by the refrigerator were two hard boiled eggs and I some, cold trolled potatoes, cooked in ibelr jackets, as they shopld f.t a fc-wioxi o' taia *n th'r Probate office. be for a ipropcrly constructed salad. MUd county and 'Hiey weri* -.peeled and thinly sliced. . »liy the prayer of Into a cooking cup were put a little z«:int»-d. And it t,i •MHlont>r give notice rnild vinegar and a morsel of chopped, onion. After a few moments* simmer­ ing the latter was strained out and a generous lump of butter added to the vinegar to‘melt. The egg whites were Chopped and mixed through the pota­ toes and the yolks were crumbled in­ to a bowl. When the butter had melt­ ed It was added to the yolks and stirred until a yellow cream resulted, which was poured over tbe potatoes, previously dusted with pepper ami salt. A t^K deft tosses with a salad fork, a sjirlnkliug of chopped rhives. and the result ’ was —perfection.—Table Talk- Y2UNG These little ailmenst, which indicate a weak momkeh and imperfect diges­ tion, should be looked after by the use of Ml-o na, If one wants to keep well. A tablet of this remarkable remedy ta ken before each meal, will so strength­ en the stomach and digestive organs that natural weight will be restored and perfect health and strength regained. Ask W. J. Holloway to show you the Ml-o-na guarantee. First n wisp of yellow hny In a pretty round they lay. Then nomo i.hredn of downy float. Feathers. toB. and hits of xnou, Woven with a sweet, sweet aong. This way. that way, nnd across; That’s what rebin told me. Robin Redbreast told mo. Up among the loaves so. deep. Where tbe sunbeams rareI r creep, long before tho winds ore cold. Long before tho leaves tiro gold. Bright eyed stain will peep and see Baby robins—one, two. three. That’s ‘what robin told me. ' -Little Flower Folks. HOME NEWS THE HASTINGS BANNER Michigan Three Months. 25c One Year �HASTINGS BANNER, JONE 8. 1905- in tosaakm lamnaaea wsm waw ; IS IT SAILING UNDER Graduating FALSE COLORS? ’FPresents'F Doe* Not Appear that Michigan State COURT HOUSE NEWS. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ••Much care,” *ald taxidermist, to be token in M-lectixig th'- long. fine Dins uaed in faktculng the speci­ mens iu insect culIectloiM. For ctoap coiteettous of buttorffic* and bugs we use tbe ordinary braiMt plus mostly, but every one of these must be carefully examlMMl before Impaling the Insect to see ti»at It is well tinned, for were tbe tin coating imperfect or tta slight­ est flaw evident It would be In nine cases out of ten Hable to oxidize tn the body of the Insect and thus destroy it We also use black rarnialied pins, but they are almost as tad. ,for the glazed coating soon cracks, leaving the metal exposed, and consequently r it is pot very long before oxidisation ' sets In Even the more expensive kind. I tbe nickel plated pins, nr« not much I •better. The latest things we bare i now are solid silver pins and bronze 1 pins, and there i« being used as an (' experiment a nickel and aluminium ) nI whlcb decided ndvan, tag*» over all the other ktod* used." Railway Time Tables DENT OF CASTLETON | Cyrus Buxton, whose death we mentinned last week waa the oldest resident'of Castleton ‘ township. bei< in his 90th year when he died. He was bQrn in Brandon. Vermont. March 12. 1818, and came to Michigan in 1882, settling in Castleton township a litt te later. He took up a large tract of land, at one time having 1800 acres, and did much to improve the country by his energy and enterprise. Though somewhat eccentric' in his why*, he wna a man of rugged honesty and sterling worth. The funeral, was held iq the Barryville church and bis remains were interred in the Barryville C. K. & S. R. R. Michigan Central i Octroi BSkDdard Time. QUIT CLAIMS. I haxe some splendid things in 'Sanford R. Edwards to John Books, such as poems of well The reorganized Bell Telephone Co. E. Edwards, 40 ac Sec 80, in this State, the Michigan State Tele­ known authors. These books Oarltonj,9 WO 00 Km phone Co.,’ lure attempted frequently Kolla 6. Powers to Lillian M. Ctonrdate have padded covers and are of Khultz since said reorganization tq convince HMl'.ng, 1 00 various sizes. Alio have others Powers, 80 ac Sec 12, Barry Conte Grove the public that it is a genuine local No. Ma....... Woodtend Edwin L. Harris to Edward A. iu Burnt Leather and other fancy So. 108.. ...___ ’ institution, with Michigan stockhoders, 49 15 Burton, 20 sc Sec 28. Irving No. IM,bindings. etc. etc—on substantially the same Grand tap14 » 7:io' Natnanial B. Goodenough to terms as the independent companies of W.S. Babkov, Atmt. Fred W. Walker. 20 ac sec ’ the State. The real value of this claim • UaMInj1 (M» St'^rving............ -J.,.............. Fountain Pens is shown in the last annual report of ' ] cemetery. ' Fred W. Walker and wife to the comjiany. 1 sell the kind that -will not On January 1 last R h*41 issued t8. - | Fred M. Cuiihiog, 20 ac Sec loaK and will not daub 1 00 28J.OOO of its $10.U00,00u.of authorized! 28. Irving .. your fingers all up. I ( Z'nnnc-rwMXJnCNirP ATTONNEVS capital stock (MJ,OOU.O(X) of common and ' warranty DEEPS’ ? CORRESPONDENCE. $4.UOO5kM) of preferred). Of this large u . D t. LOWRY. ' utL. i i Cliaa S. Burton per Meirs to sum fiftyMichigan people own fl .0,000, ,, . ‘ i a ■ HlMftlK'.. M-. KNAPPHN, Attorneys. I —i . . 1, 1 i «.C Fred M. Cushing, Jo ac Sec 200 (® HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE or but 2 per.cent! And of these fifty r Prescriptions prepared as if for IT Michigan Trual Co. Bnitoing, Graoc Al <ays a large atoet of <pectacle» on haw. persons a precise half own but one. ' ' ** the Doctor's own use. ' Slry. Leanuder Meait of Hastings ‘ Tbe classic Greek notw hta I**n re­ Raptda. Mlehluaw._____________________ j two and three slmres (of WOO each) I ^ira J- DiUcnl>eck to teuton HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. H. A. A C. B. BAKiihK I spent part of last wriek with Mra. Robt. ' garded as tlie .ideal shape, though there THOMAS & PRYOR, c.h. Thomas Sign of the Elephant. apiece* It is evident quite that even j J- Wolcott, 20 ac See .. rhys.ldat.‘ 900 00 j Ht^'htel. • I are Roman. Caucasian, Mongolian and Attorneys at Law. L fl. Pmtok Ute tn City <>r c'.nv.r when the common stock of the com- ' "’obdland.1 I Bert and Myrtip Grout of Bedford Etiiloptan notice, each indicating u arotnpinew daf'-r r:« Offices over Hartttuts <1tjr Hank. collar tvpe -of mental trait Generally T j pany was going at little or nothing unJoshua Dillenbeck anil wife to 1 have been spending a few -<lays with । F. R. TDIMEKMa.V i ttpenklug. thick and flat noses denote .c ilwkuvb a potter, g-i the dollar, few could be induced to j teuton I. Wolcotil. 20 ac ff) I ttair aunt Mra. Farr. Attorneys at law, ' material instincts, and turned up euM • * -even assume au appearance nf interest ' Sec 7, Woodland.. i.................. 1 -‘•a Office cor. Je&vrr*'; 'r./ ^Sucewmont u> Philip f. Uoiwvva, ntwtrila are 'a sign of * Mrs. Howe went to her mother’s at vaultv. Wide - --------------it reels •are in Vnten Uloak. HxmUums Precu< * . while ... small ... __ ..—II. Indicate < : in the would bemonopoly. —Tradetunan. John Harper to Frank H. ’ Milo to ‘ spend Decoration day with utrength. uoHtrih A HANLON? M. d. ------- -—■—■ ' Smith. Lot 93, Hastings 180 ®; frienO. there. . weaknemi. ' --------------Napoleon's knowledge of A. K. KEN ASTON. s ■ ■ < It seems somewhat early earlv to sjieak sticak of . • IA_. . D • linman Iinnum nature made uiuue him wm select wiw, gvner• Physician and Snrjeon, Attorney st Law. W^TaVrb.""”.* tI1ou,<wini.o but uudoubtal- , W iDiam H. Dawson to Perry i Mrs. Slocum who has been sick so als with large noses, for this betokens Over J S Goodyear A Co,. «u>r> Middle v J G. Bennett. «2ac 12. and long is wry much-improved in health; • Intelligence. Just-as the eagle no*- ! •reinces in sJ courts of tbe state Collr. v.-_ up-to-date patterns and you can ■ >>'thc mosquito is ready for nn active 28 ac sec 1|. and hi ac sec i-romplly auxwted to. . H. V VGALLAGH1.1l 1;.' ' “ r ) u» ‘t|l8 bop^* "he w,n r‘,Uy rwover very alwws a firm, strong will Possibly no I R. have j* summer campaign. Sanitary experts b »nd 1. Rutland‘.;■,lM ’;*+*• burgeon. Dowling. \ nose sjK-aks louder for Itself than the J. M. SMITH. Attorney at I^w, Your Choice * iLre everywhere advocating the ndopt- Henry L. Newton io Grant f'fllte hours 12 to 2 p. n. : j Woodland, Mich. ti pun. P « ’on measures which sujipress the 'Mrs.,Isaac W<«ks will entertain the alcoholic* oose. ami It is ns wu<B to be Muir, part of lot Ina. Has­ rOr Tpt.UU. <, busy insect. The ttoory that the *. 350 00 •A-i,i T|iursday June 13; it will feam! as the pointed nose ni»d chin, AU business given prompt and careful tings.................... L4.............. ■which In conjunction proclaims general attention. Collections a specialty. .___________ surveyor 1 also have a ni«re line ofTieri’a ■ i nwsipHo »PW»^« malaria is no longer ' to an extra as ata’ xvishra to have it ► 1 also have a nitre line of Hen' Elinira Sheffield to Elixalxith wickedneas. Certainly tbe most Inter­ WALTER HEATH, ? Sateen Wnrk < that Work *>hirt Shirts that I am am sei- < ! a theory but an established fact. , then. . ! • esting MH- |r the cogitative, for It ex­ Seams. ac Sec P,: Orange­ HARRY COUNTY » ling for 50 cents each. « 1 Drains, gutter*, stagnant pools, cisVi ift, F. E. WILLISON. D. D. 8. There will be nn h-lcream social at . pands with thought, which coines. ac­ 500 qo Kivldence <v> See. 4,-rij-i, ville4.1........ E—iaTt ~ " .. 'j!,. 1 ““ s । terns, rain barrels and other places addrrws Jh-not;. M>eh„ i; ; . Rotart Bechtel's June* 18, all invited. cording to rblnology, or tlx? science of > Mock" ot GROCERIES and* deliver I whert are batched it attend­ Samuel E. Roush and wife to nose reading, fryn refiectiou. In­ Elizabeth Mofgan, Lot 3 bik > to all parts of the city.---------------------- • ed to no^pvould save many common 1­ stances of tlMjM*-wl*e* from Homer to HIGH STREET. 1, Freeport..]j.--------------- 95o Oh । Wesley and S!>akesj«ei»re can be quoted. --------------- ------- - -------------- < ties a great deal of sickne**'and snfferFred Sieber and son "f Middleville Amos W. Kelsey and wife to J ing to say nothing of annoyance. MY STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS. spent Decoration day with relatives in Asahel Olar, Parcel Sec. 0. ,> I want yaur Hutter and I’cz» ■!»<! will pay <« interestingr-r-r.r-i»rto asthma suf. ; When traveling among tlie islands of Ctatleton|........ loo oo this vicinity. . F. A. SH ELDON » tbe hlfbeat market price. a FERERS. Douglas Hall and! Perry with the Padflt or Atlantic bad often won­ Abstract aud Heal Estate Office. William Rerun and wife to Abstract Block. Hastings. » \VT T T C A TTYZ^T TTT TN < The fallowing letter from Rotort R. Sarah Brock et al. Ix>t 810. families nttended the Hall reunion in ders bow it Is that Iambi So far away » W « xAm a J xLKL_<Jl1.11_L/« « Watts, of Salem Ma i« instructive. Motu-y to loan on Hr*) R*Ulr. Real E<t from great continents have become cov­ ; HastingMi.*....... j t*tr m>W on tsmmlotou. onrtnl cot»»vy isoo on Baltimore Decoration day. J J ’’IhaveIteen troubled with kidney ; ered With forests, but Darwin and Harins a cOtnpMe wt <>< AbAr..Wm. Anders and wife of Bhish Ridge other naturalists hare solved the diffi­ ; Dry Goods and Groceries. ; diaetr^for tto tad five years. 1 lust 'Hiram R. Dickenson to Joseph Hook,. compl’rd from lhe ExorCf. sni furnish complete AbMract, ) • POUR IMX1R5 east of uvodvear B»O5 * i ”V~;v aud never felt well and ’~G doctored |! H. Hurd, Parrel. Nashville. 1000 no spent'Sunday With the lattera parents. culty for uk ? hardware. phone a«a : with leading and trifid ------ ---------„ «physicians ------------ ail - l * Frank Johnson and Thu* we learn from Imrwln that be ?•: remedies ..irre-o.:..! mt relief. roliof 1 Henry H. Bailey to Hermon suggest-d with, without took front tlie foot of a woodcock a Juit© a number fr Finally J tried Foley's Kidney Cure i D. Seldon and wile. L.ts, cake' of dry earth in which was a seed ; and less than two lotties cured me ,in this vicinity. ' looo <k> St inlay at th' lakes nilD QEPri fflDV FDOWQ • Ciiupletcly and I am now wound and of the tmwlrash. He planted the seed Ul'l\ oLLl* LUKA uKUiiO. well* For sale by Arthur E. Mulhol- | John E. I give especial ttte:;: * Barry . to Stephen nnd it germinated and flmrvrvd. ation day with A. M yers iuni wife. that Interfere in Profess*^ Newton *»mt him tlie leg of Ptent our Aecltmau-t v.K-mc.ih iaown.tkxn. land, successor to W. H. Goodyear. I Springing.so ac Sec 2. Castle­ now shoeing -»n . •: ton. .......................................... 1«.WIQ <k» ? to hear uf the a partridge wbiclr had been wounded For LIVERY RIG.* We have in Barry efiuhty .»nu v.. TBe brst Early ElIuK variety. W* warrant H tc several first class rign in connection dehth of Mi-' Etu:n;i Allen.'as she had and unable to fly. Attached to it wm shoe yours. ripen in -.«• •Isys tu erery purl a MlchlgUi. John E. Barry er al to State ‘ a ck^lj of earth weighing ^tx and onewith our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. W. L Fi tv,:utjmy friend* in tl ilk vicinity. Our Early Gollcj Dent «r ■ ‘ Savings Bank. Lots. Nash­ half ounces. He brtike up the clod and Your patronage solicited. Hr« doer rj-t <•: i ' rPride of the North. $!.5O per it. For Iftfimts and Children. ville 4330 th» sj-inputhy is with tbe bereaved ones. pla<t*i in under the b*ll glare. No few Add lsc tbrrub b..<, I Writ- tor raMkswe. ^ii-NS-Amy Johnson returned home John tfttary to John 1’llery it than •^p'aty tuo plants sprang from fri«m her work at M x. Boyes Saturday it. It fa Tie- mere interest lug to know i and bo:l 80 nc ,Svc 14. (Van. M UIli • ‘ kCC Springs................... ‘..Srr-X that the cl-*l of earth cocRamiug till* Myron A. Smith to JacfSi I). Olive JohnM n i» doing tome treasiiry was lai-pt tlm— wears tx-fore planting.—Houst- BeanttfirtJ • THE Oi l - L’i.l h»re a full line of <T<tARM. J’iFLs sewing for ^4r>». A. < Robinson. . _• Hendrick. 20 ac Se<- 3. OltACX'O. Th!- I* thi- tifd« -I rvch.'Oc 'tore iq ib- city wp carry an the Jake Wcyerman m d family of Shultz CATARRHAL TROUB­ ! ■ .Jssyria.............. 300 r*{]*nt Sundav with M. Grcgnn nnd |Carrie Smith |«er toil* »t law • LES PREVALENT wife. . I . tu Jacob D. Hendrick. 73 ac You'way not want to buy now but I bee 8. Assyria. POOL NK. | James M.-Window mid wife Spring Months Cause. Catarrah NORTHROP KING & CO’S Friend* of the Sunday school nrganiI to Lewiq Bill and wife, fibBreathe Hyomri, anJ be To know where things are kept for sale that you may want to Sterling Northern grown tested • 25t>> O>' zalinn gathered at t e Podunk church j ac See 23. Baltimore buy later. Saturday evening and elected- officers Cured. arden seeds Lewis Hill to Oddi G. Dunn • On coming into my store for.the first time a great many people for the coming year! A invention is of Minneapolis, Minn.,'for sale. say: WHY. I didn’t know you sold that. On going a little Catarrah trouble* are mure common i and wife, 2o ac See 23.TlalliMX)- M)' planned that ' will Im: held soon. at thi* season than nt an other time nf further they make another discovery and say again: WHY. no. re. "“timore..^ L.rt. L-M I Ult, Hantag,.-Mteh. *1 never thought you kept this, 1 thought about all you sold was r Frank Smith and, wife entertained. thrf year. -The sndileu changes that 120 N. Creek Street. . Frank Bishop and wife to De­ ’ Rev. and Mra Trott, also Mr. and come during tto spring months are prodnetive of. many cases ot catarrh los H. Smith and wife. 49 BUGGIES and WAGONS «.£« Mrs'. Jiunt-s Townsend qf^Hastings that wit Ik mt proper treatment will be­ ac Sec 20. Baltimore1100 U) and here I find everything sold in any first class store. First, : Friday. ■ i come chronic. It pavs to And out whether Townsend sells it Then, it pays to Catherine L. Rider to Thos. Tbe ideasantest. most convenient, • Jason Powell’s family met -with a and only scientific method fur tto treat­ • call ou him before you buy it, os you will always find him at his Doyle, Lots 897. W8. 899. S lorn Thursday, in thL death of their store attending strictly to bis business and not out on the farm ment and cure uf catarrh, in Hyomei. By 2-3 of lots W»8. and 890. trving to attend to yours. Simply put twenty drojn in the little carpel*. I - FOR THE----2400 00 ■ cow• Hastings. I especially invite yon to examine my stock of goods. Especi­ piwl.-t inhaer that rom« with every write tw-sour J M inse.\Achsa and Helle Edmunds have ally the Keystono Mower. . wered. A 'dtv" . j Morgan Joues and wife to . outfit, and then. breath it for three A. M.BUNSEU . been making their aunt Mrs. Biggs a minutes’four times a'day. 1 James Craven and wife. Lots, JESSE TOWNSEND Tto complete Hyomei oufifit’coats hut Hastings I 900 00 on.: dpllar. and as the inhaler will last The school picnic which is to ho a lifetime nnd there is sufficient • held at the lake Friday the last day of- Hyomei.fqr several weeks' treatment, I the term, is looked forward ‘ to with it is the most economic*}! catarrhal Estate of Wm. A. King decMMd, rllMrart. by th„ ehiMren «ml tteir remedy known. Extra tonics can he procured for fifty rents. Ask W. H. Washed clean and sweet. , ||11V estate, closed against claims, assign­ friends. ARE BE 11 ER Than FRAME! Holloway to show yon the strong guar­ Washed with the purest soap and WH Y ment of estate entered, di.<«charge is­ Podunk you know is noted for her antee under which to stdls Hyomei. put through FIVE waters. sued. \ ARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! good roads and so no t to lose her repu­ Phone 243. The American LaundryW..J. Star*. Pnj. One night is all the time necesaary to Estate of William M. Baine deceased, tation the pater-fauiilHs have turned ARE WARMER IN WINTER order appointing Judge R. Barnum out and are now putting them in such Erove that Pinnies is tto tost remedy t tto world for backache and all kid­ administrator entemL /bond filed, let- ; fine condition that to invite* all to ney and bladder troubles. If yon have ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! tera issued, claims heard Sept 29. ! come come and and inspect inspect them. them. It It might might he lie rheumatism or any other liood disease Estate of Whaley A. Brooks deceased. ! poesiple that Hastings people would a single dose will give relirf. Sold by They are free from dampness and frost. Theee are facts that have been Fred L. Heath & Carveth. demonstrated. I make a specialty of doing High Grads W*rk. I have the order appointing Horace Curtis ad- enjoy taking a drive out this way and very latest and most improved machinery for making Camant Btoeks and ministrator entered. take a lesson in fine road making. am able to give customers the finest finished work. I do variegated work Estate of Jacob Erb deceased. report and ornamental cement work of all kinds. Children's Day will lie observed with of sale of real estate filed. appropriate exercises 13und*y June 11. Cpmpnt I have had a large experience in the cement business •ar IL and wil* ** i’l®*®**110 figure with you if .you are thinking Estate of William H. Burd deceased, Mrs. Lottie Merrifield visits at Kal­ WalKS... of putting in a cement walk. I also do Plastering and proof of will filed, order admitting will amazoo and vicinity this week and High grad* Stone work. For further particulars address entered, bond filed, letters issued to from there goes on to Iowa to make Luke Waters, claims heard Oct. 2. her-sister a prolonged visit In Re of Albert R. Mapes an alleged Clark Osborne and family are visit­ incompetent person, petition for ap ­ ing friends at their old home in GaleaCitlNo'*i£ho" Vermontville, Mich. pointing guardian filed, hearing June Imrg. Alabastine produces exqplsitely 20, petition for special guardian filed, beautiful effect* on walls and ceil­ order appointing George E. Flory •Their pay is shoriclugly small for ings. Easy to apply, simply mix special guardian entered. some of our public officialR,” said xb* with cold water. Better than kgi. Estate of Jesse Howtxminor, petition broadminded man. • somitie, paint or wall paper. It is for appointing guardian filed, ordlr ; ''Yea” answered tto cynic, "but ft not a kalsomine, it is a sanitary, appointing Thomas Howe onto red. averages up. Some of the public offlFor the convenience of those who wish to arder all jot permanent, cement coating, which when you buy date, ri'. ?e{ dais are shockingly small for their one time, all subscribers to the Banker who are paid it hardens op the walls, destroying the Bakner abd any one bf the following for oue .'fsr In a-.vat pay. ” — Washington Star. MABRUQE LICENSES. disease germs and vermin, never follows: Frank L. Griwer, Hastings-.22 rubbing or scaling. Kalsomines Edna N. Dole, Otsego23 Banker and Detroit Dally Free Press........ "What a fault Jone* Is! And mixed with either hot or eold water OS' Banner and Detroit Daily Journal Frank Hynes, Woodland20. a contented dtesoon rub and scale off, spoiling walls position before marrhsL” Banker and Grand .Rapids Herald Lula Belle Makley. Woodland19 clothing and furniture. They con­ a Clark RoblMon, Hope...................... 84 | ---------------- r.dfe say she had Banner aud Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal tain .glue, which decays and nour­ married him to reform him.”—Houston Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live S lock Flavik Simon, Grand Rapids81 ishes lhe germs ot deadly disease. ) FmrtYou wiU find a complete stock of everything to be found in a first abut Journal.................................................. 60 sad ua-te-date Mars and Frtoss are Right. I have a nice line of Baby Car­ ADVET1SED LETTERS. Banner -and Michigan Farmer................................ Rlrkt Man. If your druggist or hard­ Mm. O. J. El«.ns, Mix Mina Abb;, • Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean riages and Carta. Call'and see them. . , She—The man I marry must be “only ware dealer will not get Mr. Jeff Brooks.: Bert Sweet, Frank K. a little lower than the nngela” He (sud­ Bannbr and New Yor% Tribune FarmerI I always have some bargains to offer and it will pay you to see m® Alabastlnc, refuse substi­ Learned, Glen Wolfe, John Conners, E. denly flcpplngi—Here I am on my •To those living on Rural Routes, only. tutes and imitations and or­ before you buy. . . knees, a little lower than one of them. A. Olmstead. der of us. Send for free These special rates are offered as an accommodation to ViVtJ uhwb t(He got h«r.>—New York Weekly. . samples of tints and Infirrone. If there is any paper or fiiagaxine not on the ufiove lu♦ raatfon about decorating. Everybody Is liable to itching pile*. we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the « , Rich and poor, old and young—-terrible Oceeslons do not make a man .either ,?.1Dever *°,d ,or •©»* than $1.00 whether In cornMnatrnn or -1 ♦ strong or weak, but they show what he the torture they suffer. Only ‘ on* sun ­ Phone 76. Tbe Furniture and Carpet Man. AU special prices are made on the other papers in the e^mbinat-o’’4. core; Doan's Ointment. Absolutely is.—Thomas it Kemple ALABASTINE COMPANY, safe; can't fail "> — Guild fapids. MJch. Telephone Co Isa Michigan Co. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. £ W.J. HOLLOWAY I Ladies • Wrappers .u , BUSINESS DIRECTORY ROWLAND BROS. Rd Blazd «r Smn t .Nose, "1.50 [er tu, LOHRttAN SEEll €0. Tha Kind You Hava CIGARS 1 fOLEYSHONEY-TAR DA\ LAKE A. PARKER & SON IT ALWAYS PAYS G 1 A EATON SUBSCRIBE UNDERWEAR THAT'S CEMENT HOUSES FOLEnHONEY^TAR Horace N. Palmatier, >a^— $$$ Are Saved ALABASTINE YOUR WALLS Nt. 77. 2? tSK £-r No, 77. i Get Your Year's Reading NOW! Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings £ McCOY’S McCOY’S 4 �- t'Xw-WI. - HA8TING8 SANNER. JUNE 8, 1905. -__________________________________________________________ n SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT _ ^rangeville, Hope. Prairevllle and Barrv a« ■rle.n.d k.. .k. o . . and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. ------------------------- -- --------- -- ------------- -GRADUATING EXERCISES Hammocks, Fishing Tackle,. Base Ball.Supplies First Commencement of the Delton High School, The first annual commencement of the Delton High'School was held last Friday evening at the M. E. church. The churph was beautifuUy decorated Yor the occasion in green and white, which were the class colors. • The graduating class consisted of two young ladies, the Mimes Jane Eliza Richards and Fern Almina Brandstetter. Miss Richaris had the Salutatory and class History, and her paper show­ ed a great deal of thought and study, and she delivered it in a very pleasing manner. Miss Brandst«>tter gave an instru­ mental aolp, which also, showed a great deal of study and hard work, and as Miss Richards said in her class history that twenty years lienee we would find Fern in a musical conservatory, as h teacher. :ind judging from tbe last ru­ mentai solo given by her last Friday evening, she certainly has a good start toward that end. Also the historiau said that at the same time, we would find Miss Richards a writer for magazines, and we dare say that this is not far from right, for surbly her IWijier -showed it. These two young ladies certainly should feel congratula­ ted and honored' as the first gradual a of the Delton High School. The Principle Mr. Burton Perry al­ so deserves, a great deal of credit and honor, not only for Ijeing the firat teacher who lever graduated any scholar from the Delton high .school, but from tbe knowledge the class uf *05 dis­ played Friday evening, is certain ly guod evidence that flair iiwtructur was of tbe very l>wt. Hon. Clement Smith gave a very in­ teresting talk which was enjoyed by all. There was excellent music tarnished, by the orchestra and Mra. Ezra S. Morehouse and Mra. Aivey Honeysett. Ellis E. Faulkner, president of tlie Ixiard of education, conferred the di­ plomas. Commifitsiuner J. C. Ketcham gave n very interesting talk to the 8th grade pupils conferring diplomas to same. PROGRAM r ,x o’.., goods are now ,ta . yoti can find any want in tta* abovie ..... ;•••>■ at prices that are . i- low. and often -.*• an inspection ot rj and prices. Ellis!. fJllim. rm I'KiOGiJT: [Hl i.’v 'III HICiAN. *i i XXER’S BEEF, IRON and V0V ' ’ splendid Hot1 woto,-! . ;ntfc'. Annual 50 cents buys JI fall P ruyx>:oek of for some unknown reason during the _ 1*« two inning, tta Delton boy, coald i CLOVERDALE. not bold toontar end Dowling mBde : ■>* Hope lowruhlp tan ■even runE tbl. tanking tta More » to ^7' '‘J"0 I*“h trem occur>ing M 2,llcre* of ground, many of the trees will There was a dance in tbe Maccabee ' Mr Payn® hall in the evening for the benefit of to have " *the highest point of land in Michigan on his farm with one ex­ the Delton band. Urt Saturday Delton and Prairie­ ception. Crawford county claiming the ville played ball Delton winnng ti>e highest • Mra. Rockwell and Miss Bessie Rock­ game by a score of 15 to !0. well of Hickory Corners visited the families of Marion Davenport and CHURCH NOTES Glenn Dewey last Sunday. Subject for next Sundiy morning. Mark Fox and wife visited friends ' ^*1 Comforting His People. "-Isa. in Kalamazoo last Sunday. HOPE. NORTH JOHNSTOWN. B. M. Jenkins and wife attended the I Mra. Sarah Clark is on the sick list funeral of their cousin Miss Emma at pre«enL ------------Allen- of Hastings lust Saturday. ( I Mrs. Amby Ferris is suffering with WRITTEH BYA NOTABLEWOMAN Edgar Otis erected fence for C. H. ' rheumatism at present. ' „ Burpee of. Yankee Springs last week, oI1 Mre. Sarah flnv«r. Cotoi • The dance at the Grange hall ThuraBlsllaf Corp* • Robert Dinwiddle and G. H. Otis day night was well attended and a helped Eli Hall of Shultz with his corn good time reported. planting . last Wednesday. The following. I Will Ren ken is building an addition letter was written Libbie Douglass assisted Mra. New­ to his house besides otherwise impryv- I . by Mra. Kellogg, land wifh her housecleaning last week. '’ ing it. • Tl .of 1629 Lincoln Mra. Sarah Count of Moline was the | I Mrs. David Bristol who was so seri- I Jf ' ■ Cota.. to Xn.Pink. guest of Ahhie McKibben Thuislay . ' ■r/. .■ham, Lynn.Mask.: ' ously injured some time ago is rapidly ! - . WDtvirMrs. l^nkhora:Mra G. B. Harthy entertained her improving ■tajgJv “ For five yuan j .lieoe M.U. Otto l.< week. I John of j ■ ’ was troubled with a i tumor, which k»pt G..B Harthy spent Sunday in Kala-' who has been helping to care for Mra. I .UoBaar, growing, 'Tuning me ,W'"X3 mtoase agony and mazoo. j). Bristol the past week returned to Ira OsgcxHl and wife visited relatives hcr home gaurday. in Otsego thdTast of the week. I Mr. and Mrs. Al. Davis of mar As I wMa>nfiDOdf0rdarat.>my b< Ed and Grant Otis and their wives syria ........ Center, visited relative s in this j “fcoafi not bw^uTthinfofan i>;x-rac?on, were guests of J. A. Hall of Shultz i vicinity last Sunday. : and tn my distnsw I tried cran-remedy which » MUL ouuuu.. . -........ Sunday. | Perry Mayo of Ceresco and nephew Word was received Monday that a ’ of Col. ----speirt _* genver. «O «_» t aa £L 0W____ __ e Compound to sfck women decided atrial. I fdt so discouraged that I nephew of Robert McKibbin. Robbie fishing at Bristol lake. They re­ INTERESTING LETTER James Doonan and son William of Kalamazoo visited friends here last Children's day wifi 1« olwcrved June Sunday. Postmaster Chamberlain and wife 18. Rev. Thos. Young and family of Prairieville were at the graduating ex­ visited friends in Hasting last Sunday. ercises Friday evening. James Cairns was home from Kala­ W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. mazoo last Sunday. P(*t Friday at 2 o'clock.. All ladies Work has l»een commenced on a new cordially invited to attend -barn for Howard Masher. Tbe ladies aid society will«serve dinMra. Mary McKee is having exten­ Campbell. was drowned in a lake near ported a fine catch and a good time ner Thursday kt the home of it only mrant temporary relief: but to my Mrs. sive repairs made on her house on Martin while out fishing. i generally. great surj>ri.*<i I found tliat J k«jpt gaining, Gaskill. . Section 20. . | Mr. and Mra. Sam Ney visited at C. while tbe tumor Icamied in dxe ■ “Tbe Compound continwxl to build up my It seems by the Delton items of last •EAST ORANGEVILLE. ' Risbridgvr'a last Sunday. general Im.-uth and the tuxupr seemed to be week that there is a new place on tbe • Herb Johncox and family went to CRESSEY. absorbed, until, in seven months, the tumor was entirely gone and I a wt>) 1 woman. 1 am map. viz: North Delton. Leighton Saturday returning Sunday. HANFIELD. Children's Day exercises will !>e held so thankful for my recorary that I ask you Mrs. John Barnes was brought from to publish mv letter in newspapers, so other Lillie Grames Of Pqdunk will assist Sunday June 18. women may know of th’* wonderful caratire. Kalamazoo to the home of her father Mra. Arthur‘Johncox with her housepowers of Lydia E. Jink hams Vegetable Mr. and Mra, Enos Barlwr and EPWORTH LEAGUE NEWS E. B. Payne last week. Mra. Barnes hold duties instead of Inez Kenyon as : Compound." daughter were in Kalamazoo Saturday. League was well attended last Sun- : ,, haa been and still is very sick but, stated in last week’s issue. When women are troubled with irreg­ Mra. C. J. Brown is entertaining her ।seemed some better last Sunday. day night.. We were glad to see so ular ularor| or painful menstruation, weakness, Our telephone line wanted a little many new faces. All enjoyed a-very leucorrnma. displacement or ulceration little granddaughter*. Bes*p and ’ The family of E. B. Payne nrc caring rest this week and consequently refused the womb, feel­ Mary Belle Maginhes uf Kalamazoo: interesting League’led by Mrs. Brown.".!. of ______ that _ ofbearing-down ing. inflammation the ovarlea, backfor the two.younger children of Elmer 'to work, but Mr. Rice handing but Mrs. Elmer Reynolds 'jittended the Payne, who recently brought his wife Everyone invited to Childien's Day ache, tlatulcnce. general debility, indithe reason. . —' ixrreimis next Snnd.y evening «t thi. «e»tion »nd nerrou. proetrwtlon. they funeral of Emma Allen in Hastings from Montana to the home of .her par , , ’ xlinnhl shouldrAtnenih^r remembertlirrw there isnnn one*rind triedAnn and Mra. C. Hayward nnd two sons Pearl Saturday. , ents in Lowell. She is very low with and Al>e called nt Earnest Johncox church. true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg­ The B. A‘. 8. will meet this week etable Compound at once removes such Mra. Jane Barber and Minute Me- consumption. 1 Monday. . with Mrs. Win. .TuugHte. j trouble. 1 kmald were in Dkitun Friday. PRAIRIEVILLE. Ne other medicine in the -world has John Deliack has completed Tom We Leaguers all regret th'e loss of our received such widespread and unquali­ Jennie Fisher and Faunie Johnson Murphy’s barn and will begin E. John­ Mrs. Geo, Dunkley of Richland spent treasurer. Miss Winnefred Bagley. We fied endorsement. ■ b’w other medicine came from Gull Like Sunday aud re­ cox’s barn Tuesday. last week with friends here. thing site has "Dunn" it now. but as it has such a record of cures of female mained over night at B. Fisher’s. Mrs. F. Johncox made a business ia “Dunn", we all join in most sincere troubles. , Mr. F. Nausel of Hastings was in ”i7r'.— Refuse to buy any other — J iicine: .r- • ,• medicine: Clot Casaaday home from Battle , trip to Hastings Monday. . town the latter j*art of tlie week. congratulations and wish them a long . /Mrs. . Urs. Pin Pinkham invites all sick women Creek to spend tlie summer. Mr. Wm. E. Johncox and wife in­ and happy married life. to write her for advice. She has guided Deter Drumm* nd and Mias Iva Foster Mrs. Cairns who has l»*-u in poor ( thousands to health. Address, Lynn, of Grand Rapids sj*nt Decoration day tend going to Palestinr, Ind.. nextFri-. Mr. and Mra. Reynolds went to Has­ Mass. t health for some time is improving. day to-visit relatives. tings Saturday to attend tbe funeral of with his parents here. Health is too valuable to risk in ex­ Mrs. Arthur Shorter cared for her Isaac Deljack and family spent Sun­ thefo’hjier’s niece Mi>sEmma Allen. Born, to Dr. and Mra Hyde Wednes­ periments with unknown and untried nephew baby Keith (several days last ,day May 31. a sun. day with Chas. Collins. Several of our young people attend­ medicines or methods of treatment. Remember that it is Lvdia E. Pinkham's week. j j ed the toqcert last Thursday night at Vegetable Compound that is curing Mra. Shafers had the misfortune of DOSTER. Minnie McDonald attended church at breaking ■ Bedford and some are expecting to at­ women, and don’t allow any druggist her arm at the home of Fred Kuhimazo'.) Sunday. Decoration day at Prairievville was tend the June exercises next Thursday to sell you anything else in its placeHughes hist Saturday by falling out of Miss E. J. Mead is still in poor .the woodshed door. ‘ • a pleasant erent to alL a large attend­ evening. ! • health. Dr. Onontiyoh of Plainwell ance was present. Rev. Thos. Young Miss Nellie Budd from Chicago made A good many from here attended the was called again ■ Sunday. delivered a fine addrew in the after­ a short visit to her home last week. yard util ing exercises at Delton Friday. noon at the M. E.. church. Tlie baud Mrs. Mattie Brown Magtapes is car- ' Miss Genevire Iden has been enter• Love’s Own Waltzes"—Orchestra. ing for a small son luat came to their- - Decoration day was well observed of Hickory Corner.s furnished excellent taiuing her cousin Miss Willison from Iriauo Solo—Mrs.. Alvey Honeysett. fibre, a large crowd being present. music throughout the day. . home recently. Battle Creek for two or three days. Invocation—Rev. G. T. Fisher. Mr. Wayne. Palmatierhns Ixrnght the The Nth grade graduation exercise* Mr. and Mra. Chas. Andrus have lieen ■ Overture—Orchestra. houie formerly owned by Mra. Arm­ at North Pine lake school last Friday Salutatory ami, Class History—Jane spending several day with relatives. strong. , afternoon were splendid. Mr. Ketcham Mr. Andrus 'returned to the Battle Eliza Richards. • Mrs. Milo Lehinnn i.% caring for Mrs. wa s present and gave a very helpful Creek sanitarium Jtandny where he is "Victory Cometh"— Quartette. . mid encouraging talk to al!, patron, taking treatment. Mrs. , A. .will return Hyrfr. Address—Hem. Clement Smith. Mr. Geo. Nelson is building an addi­ teacher and scholar. This event wa* Instruemntal SokZ— Fern Almina later. tion on his house to Ik* used as a tele­ also the closing of Mim Lottie Barnum’s Brandstet ter. school at that place. She has taught a phone office. . Conferring Diplomas—Ellis E. Faulk­ POLLEY DISTRICT. splendid school and endeared heraef to Mra. Minnie Vandenbrook has Jieen ner. Mrs. Isaac Newton a nd Mrs. <?eo. all. She left for Chicago Saturday visiting her brother Mr. Adrianson at Piano Duel—Mra. E rza Morehouse. Whtitemore of Wall lake were the morning., Her final destination is to Hooperrille last week. Mrs. Alvey Honeysett. guests of "Sit'S. Alliert rajhaffhauser las; l»e Dakota'to work in- tlie interest of MBs Kittle GalleHy has closed her "God’s Ixiving Hand"—Quartette. Friday. tbe L. T. L THE FAMOUS A number from this vicinity attend­ school in Cloverdale and is teaching a Benediction—Rev. G. T. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Marshall have Clx-v. M otto ■ 'Labor Conquers all ed Decoration Day exercises at Prairie­ short term in the Carpenter district._' just returned from a few days visit with Mr. and Mra. Jake Edger of Hustings* Mr. W. J. Warrant and family near Things." ville. spent the first of the week with the Kalamazoo. Thus. Tanner of Grand Rapids is latter's parents here. DELTON. visiting friends in this vicinity. Bern, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sear.-, The best general purpose Hay Loader A barrel of line quality Paris Green Saturday afternoon, a sun. Mrs. A. King also Fred and Walker HOPE CENTER. on the market. haa just l»een received at Faulkner of Kalamazoo were guests of H. Storr Miss Irene Warner spent Sunday at Miner Payne of Great Falls. Montana Drug Store. Delton. 25c p?r i*>und. apd family Sunday. . " ‘ , Will load hay from the is home with hi* family, on account home. । special price in five pound lots. • Jake fiouvener, wife and daughter of the poor health of bis wife. The Pine Lake W. F. M. S. will WINDROW, Mr. and MrsrC. Mureau of Climax of Hickory Comers were:the guests of SWATH. BUNCH, Jacob Siertnema of Cloverdale spent meet with Mrs. Chloe Warner Thurs­ visited friends in Delton last week. Isaac Hnurener and fatriily Sunday. Sunday at John Bush s at this place. day afternoon. ANY OLD WAY Mrs. Nellie VanTync and Mrs Mrs. Alice Acker of WH1 lake is car­ Misa Nettie AVilkinson is spending Mra. Scribner of Delton was the Horace Pennock were in Middleville ing for Mra. Albert Schaffhausen Wilt guarantee it to load Beans and a few days with her brother Gid guest of Mrs. James Calthrup last one day last week. Clover Seed and not shell as mahy as Wilkinson. „ Friday. it would by using a fork, and LOTS Mrs. J. Brandrtetter of Middleville If Baby is Cuttirbg Teeth. Many from this place attended De­ Mr. and Mrs. A. L Keyes spent, visited her daughter Mrs VanTyne fess work. Re sure and us* that oW and wrll triad rem coration .day exercises nt PrairieGlle. 'Sunday nt Yorkville. #djr, Mrs. Winslow's ttoothlog 8nup. for oMIlast week. 4rrn t.wthli f. It soothes the ch'ld soften, the It is the lightest Draft Machine on Gid Wilkinson aud wife made a ’ Our band boys played at Martin allays all pain, cure* wln4 voile and li the Mrs. Barnes of Kalamazoo visited tatm. the market. Come and see one set up best remedy for "diarrhoea. Twenty-reals a business trip to Hasting* Monday. Decorat ion day. They played very sucfriends in Delton last week. bottleand hear more about it. ciWully and report irthemselve* well NORTHEAST BARRY. Mr. Jesse Risbridger and son Sher­ treated and enjoyed a fine ti me. The Children's Day . will lie observed ut band, expects to play two dajfl for man of South Johnstown visited Dr. You can find it at the Bunnell school house next Sunday Plainwell rt^^^Pretty good for a and Mra. Haner last Saturday. with appropriate exerciser. band not yet a year old. Mra. Nellie VanTyne and son Frank Mr. and Mrs. James Underhill are spent Saturday aud Sunday with Norm Chronic bronchial troubles ad summer entertaining "Mrs. Martin Armour of Latham at Highlatnk. coughs can be quietly relieved and cured Battle Creek. . Misa Bernice Pennock visited friends by.'Foley’s Honey and Tar. Sold l>y Quite an excitement was caused in ArthnrE. Mulholland. in K&]atnv.oo last week. this vicinity one evening last week does not depend so much on Mrs. Solomon who has been suffering DELTON, MICHIGAN. over a wedding that was. to take place “What You Pay” as it does on frotn*an attack of quinsy is improving miiiHYMHwAhnp BiRtf Baath and did not. “What You Gat” for what you at this writing. pay. We are-just Manx ioua to Vernor Webster and wife entertain* Karl Cutler has l>een quite sick with Plaaae You as you are to be ed Miss Lillie Shults of Douds Corners tvDsilitis. pleased. And we are in position Saturday and Sunday. Mr. B. Perry closed a very successx> please you better than anyone Mra. Casa Robinson was out riding f ul term of school Friday. else can, because our stock Is Sunday for the first time in many Dr. R. 8. Harter and wife intend to new and fresh; made by reliable months. • move in their new home Friday. June • mihufacturere and strictly upLast week Thursday evening the 9 and all the doctor s patients will find WITH ANY OTHER COUNTY PARER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN to-date. And our school children of District No. 8 met him ini his new office after that date. at the home of E. Piper to spend the Mr. and Mra. Will Mott and family, The Press of this State declare the BANNER in the front rank. Hundreds of PRICES ARE RIGHT evening with the school teacher Miss of Hickory Corners visited at Mr. and pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. Libbie McCallum. Miss Libbie was Mrs. Horace Pennock's. quite surprised; but enjoyed it wrv much. ; BASE BALL GAME. We hare all the Frank Newton and wife spent Sun­ A week ago Tuesday was a very ex­ The BANNER giver the County Seat news, the Hasting, new., the Barry County day with Cloverdale friends. 3 citing day in Delton, the cause being Latest styles and Novel­ news. It fully covers its field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. a IjiuI game between the two old riv­ IL A. and Wm. Seibel have 'been ties in Gent's Furnishings. Z als. Dowling and Delton. At 8.00 p. called to Hastings twice within a few days on account of the iIllness of their S Call and see u». m. the Delton Military I band met on father who is very low with cancer. Main street and marched around town IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say ol the BANNER to your and out to the ball ground followed by Wm. Kelley is ^making great im­ neighbor who may not take it. the boll teams, where a very qgthusiasprovements uf the farm lately purchased NOT.-Why not send us your name NOW? It costs but $1.00 a year. 25c tic crowd awaited them. Dr. Harter of S. Beers.__________ ' the umpire called the game and during for 3 months trial. The Clothiers, the first seven innings a very fast and Mkh. Delton and Prairieville, interesting game was played the score being 2 to 1 in favor of Delton, but A five minute talk to the children by the jwistor. FOEEYSKIDNEYCUKE fOLEYSHONEY-TAR will pay •e 1 can YOU MONEY. w. hinomu none: Chase, Delton. Michigan. * Per cent on Deposits. fl -ht-v oil Real Esratt '. ^jf.r.able Paper. Wb, . . y at home, and dp, Lt- • .’.h i-eoplt- we know Il r. q v. « do a safe, con-, . h ■■ "loiiey io Loan • t ' -i aide rates. Devils, "• ft and Legal Drafts. Insurance I'lfUiCIORS: • a. DRiCH.lPrealdent. . 0. ' ii.S/.V. President. ' . . Cashier. tl)R. v,.i i v.. WIIXIxh LLLIOTT. L<P. TfiRPESMXG. jJAMHS coluNs. • t । . ! ; ’ ‘ . > YOUR TRADE } WANTED } Arc you one of the many patT'ins of the • > DELTON ROLLER MILLS? W e would be pleased to have P {a'Uuk’h e u?' 1 trial The k Wn-nrade roller flour made by k h® , f’Y’ng splendid satisfac? bon wherever used. | . k : CU9>Ton WORK A■■SPECIALTY. 1• > DELTON > ROLLER MILLS, CUTK MICWUH. R* S. HARTER, M. D., ^HYSlt'UN and SURGEON. E lw'"u to izz.1 to2 pj *«SainBeC’U? proinptljr »tt«ndee. t oeltoa. Mfcb. ALDRICH BROS _________ I -n !T» a fl ,* New Deere Hay Loader fl fl fl fl fl. fl fl fl fl. CHEAPNESS IN CLOTHING IALDRICH BROS PLEASE COMPARE "TH.E BANNER” 4 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 ALL HOME NEWS ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? L. L. Loveland & Son, rounnoNEWMt w w Uir Ui Uf 3 iii Ui Ui Ui Ui ib lb »»b «b lb ib \b ib �12 HASTINGS-BANNER JUKE 8. 1905. Auction! Auction! Extra Special! Big Jewelry Auction Sale, Beginning Tues., June 6, at 7 p. m. I will offer my entire stock of fine Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and Plated Ware, China, Cut Glass, Cameras and Umbrellas to be sold to This sale will continue every afternoon and evening, until at least one-half of my stock has been disposed of. the highest bidder without reserve. far too large, and to reduce it quickly and turn it into spot cash, I have decided upon selling it at AUCTION, regardless of the sacrifice. in this line and want the very best goods at their own price should not miss this rare opportunity. PERSONAL GUARANTEE. COME EVERYBODY! My stock is by Anyone in need of anything Every article sold will be represented as it is, and will have my EVERYBODY COME ! nr 4k There Will Be a SPECIAL SALE or Ladies Only, Wednesday, June 7th, 1905,Two o’clock p. m Chairs will be provided for all, and a BEAUTIFUL SILVER SERVICE WILL BE GIVEN FREE to the Ladies attending this Sale, whether buyers or not. I cordially invite all Ladies to attend this Special Sale. JOHN BESSMER The Jeweler, Hastings, Mich. June 1st, 1905. * 100*3 CORRESPONDENCE. । elected pathmasters. He a«Jc» all to do i ( their duty which will insure more; IN PARMELEE. Monday Night and Tuesday. DamMr. and Mrsf J. L. Broughton and °< MUlions. Cyclone In The annual township school picnic son Alton were in Jackson Sunday. | Tuscola and Sanilac. will be held at Streeter’s landing Gun ■ lake Friday June ». Mr. and Mrs. Thoa. Tungate were . Monday night's rainfall was aome­ : K A«ry yW* hi. kra. in misaioner wks busy a portion of last | enjoying, their pleasant home. ■ . I 7Ljnnn ch,cks must be UUU SOLD AT ONCE. . . . OWING TO WASHOUTS on the railroads we are unable to make deliveries. This has left us wjth 2,000 chicks, such as Barred Rocks, White Plymouth Rocks, Silver Laced Wyandottee, White Wyandottes, White and Brown Leghorns, and hundreds of no particular breeding, on hand and no facilities for taking care of them. We must sell them at once Ou' "«1clea" $7.001# $10.00 In Order to Move Them on nn Quickly Wo will Sacrifice vZiUU DO THEM...... MriS Fienport Hifclieiy.Co., wer 4000 Eggs • Weik. lOOO Cliitks Beklid on Orders. ui.b To of. Thanks. ; . Not much news this week, we do not wish for any bad luck but hope somebody will get married or run-, away with, no there will be something to write about r 1860011, MICli. Bem tbe T!« liod Tm in ■ g a _ _ _ . CllAK. W.ALLKN. * I ■ 11 1111 Hartings Markets. HaBlingi Markets are corrected every Wednesday morning and can be relied upon as correct at that date. Corrected Wednesday, June 7 1905. l-KObl’CE. Buttrf-jao-iw per lb. ♦ Honey <tark.-|te; white.-lie VKGETAHI.ES. FRUIT*. ETC. PoUloes-15e per bu. MEATS. Iteef. <Jw«wd- -Vic-7c Woodland, Thursday, June 15, W05 ---------------------- ----------------- i----------- £4-------- 15-Brass Bands-15 ; Representing all parts of Barry County will fir the entire day. Grand Parade i-bobate oudkh At 10 o'clock a. m., the Banda will form in line for : J KIsJreet Parade, after which they will unite in <' ' | l'lny ee^rai selections 1r~r BAND CONCERTS - “TmrJsF'ld y" '''!on be™' stands, commencing at 1.80 andcontinun the afternoon. . WANTS - ■ ing for Mr. Lentz in Nashville return* it 'ed to her home at this place. • Miss Velma Reese liegan working in I the Nashville restannyit Monday. Ed Brumm and family, Win. Offley । and family -attended the K. O. T. M. c at Morgan Friday night. r. and Mrs. Peter Garlinger were led to Charlotte by the illness of , rs. Broth. * I O»g2il Semi Annual Barry County Band M vn-y tbaakful fnr. ft. Mr. AHI* MHH. S Misw Elsie Root who has been work- Mrs. Benton and her daughter Miss Bessie made a visit to Rutland one day last week. . ‘ Begins Card Dtmtm. ailre-tftJM- At.60. Where a woman btu to get tip early Mutton, drtfw.l- ro to 7<to catch a train or make an early start, ' POULTKY. Hl DES AN t» WOOL. nnd these to neither time to get nor Chickens, sllve-te— ii>c toettoatkm to eat a hearty hreakfcjrt, Chickens. dre«Msl—lie—12r chick*-e'ic ------- expedient --------------- , |Uv( ntde* *• o^erai bnndrad dob j try u Botrtou schoolteacher's o€ partaklag of n cap of coffee Into Hon* Which a 'raw egg him been droppad. r!dU‘ ' Toewl.y, rain .torn, did not l«t «> Tbe coffee 1* stimulating nnd tbe egg . Wowlcwae-s*. Wool tlne-ta. lung hnl w„ . hummrt u pemrtshiug. tlie combination saving GRAIN. — — ----much cooking and the waihlng -up of | oiSZ"'^-0, ’ red,$ jm CASTLETON CENTER. dtahes afterward. Woffcera wbo have j Carn-oie-.We In Mur; guc shelled, leave early thia a simple * Frank Russell is working for C. G. i to wluttou of Jkn.vl.u. Um- raoK 1 Wott-JSE Brumm. Loyd Wellman his former , HAY and straw. hand leaving and going to Grand Rap-' nourishing food wb tbe least work and time. Cboeoline is sametlmee sub- I ' Tjmothy-M.ro id*. MltuU-l for the eoCe,. • Born. Saturday May 27, to Mr. and ever Sox!-!»6.ak-|»A)o toothy Hr<«j-ss.2s • Min. Homer Ehret a daughter. I ' If you have anything useful that you want to self, or if there Is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. ; ■ IIRVING. I Almon Callahan and family and I ’ Charlie Callahan and family of Ballti{ more visited S. R. Chambers last I Saturday. PER HUNDRED Suit Eggleston John Eggleston commenced proceedagainst the city, asking damage* of flO.Wu. for injuries he -alleges he received through the negligence of the ; city officers of Hastings in not putting I up danger signals at the bridge over , Fall Creek near Baker Shriner’s. while i it was being repaired last year_ His horse and the rig in which be was rid­ ; ing went down the steep bank into the I creek, and he alleges ho sustained per­ manent injuries for which he asks ,I damages. Thus. Sullivan is his at-. torney. „ ' Little Beulah, the youngest daughter 1 i of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shaffer was j quite sick a few days’ last week. - Per.... Hundred Don't atop to write, but come at once or telephone. These chicks will make early spring layers, or mature for the fall market. As cash is scarce we will take your eggs or old hens at highest market price. Youra for Business, . 1 ' John Sum. Misses Eva and Floy Erway of Rut­ tho guests Sunday of. Mr. and Mrs. J thing terrific in this state. In,Lansing and Ionia it reached nearly six land were the guests of their uncle Jacob Finkbeiner of I*ighton. Henry Shinty nnd family Saturday ' Arthur Sharp wa» in Grand Rapid, inches? In the whole of WtiKtern *»dsm><uy: ' jtbol.?w^'of TH? I ; ‘ . inches. Grand River is out ot its Will Ward nnd family of Orangeville i A fine Children’s Day program will | l)onks thn.nUaiing tc dl) grettt ■ pent Sunday at John Duffey's. | be rendered at the M. E. chnrch Sun- d2unHge Trailu| arft „tnlIod by br,dge> W. C. Johnson, wife and daughter ' <!»>*• Everyone invited. swept nway by .the floods on the! Pere Goldia ot near Middleville spent Sun- i While out in the pasture Friday Marquette, Grand Trunk. Ann krbur day at A. J. Potter's. night une of Willis food’s horses fell and Indiana roads. There haa been a Lewis Mullen has returned from a «I»n » bolt in such a manner as to great damage to growing cropf. In vjsit with friends near Jackson. ’ cufc a K«*h in ita hip. The horse i Tuscola arid Sanilac counties Menday Henry Pi^e .ml wife of Boftand i wil1 *" lll“l "p ,or iifternam. dx were killed, wren f.lrily were the guests of Fred Raymond and ! Miss Blanche Cline is aasisting with I injured -and 85 others hurt l>y a family last Thursday the housework at the home of Walter I twister. K E. Bogart the T.rerintendent.w.nm Tmfmt l»t week. . to be tbH ngbt man .rad in tbe right A noml„ fmm llfre vl.itcl Mr. and ; P*H‘>-Mrs. Jot) Cheeseb/ough of Freeport I W. E. Courtney our highway com- ' Tuesday.' They found them well and 1 $10,000 Collect Damages in That YANKEE SPRINGS. We .re riem.4 to learn that tbe Soft-1 "»*»: d*y Kbno! in tbe Pinery di.triet i. be-1 Mra.Philo dine wa. .n Grand R.p- SUES THE CITY FOR MICHIGAN If vou have a buggy that’s lying idle in the bam; a stove or other househpld goods you don’t use; if you have any stock I you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for hou.se work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, Just try our Want Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try it. —---------------1 , V .? to be the last will and 1 ’a,d admitted to pro­ late nud the t'-Xecutor therein turned at'Klnt* , «>or some other snltabie person ’‘ ; .U ls o^rod that Friday, the •’» June. A. D.. isos, at ton o'clock i for cw hearing of I Mid petition nnd that the heirs Nt law of mid ni: otl",r poreoni Interested in I Mid Mtate, are required to ainwur nt n im.i™ -wwwia.IM “ O. D. ' Woodland Vs. Vermontville, 'KSSJ^S* v, f crack teams of this partofthe state will plaj ball at • atSweitzers'sBase Rail Park. V?>. V UfHIVI H V _________________ , anu me neannt ajisss-: LOST—Sontfiwhere between Middle­ ville and our home Sec. 8, Rutland, a SjriifaiiTT X *In “- each week for three suoceuln owe 1 d>V nf hMarl.<_ dark brown all wool .bawl. Finder M-M . will receive reward by returning same I'fobateII*-'-’-* ack Judas of Prob**. to Benj. Bowman, It F. D. 1, Irving. true ropy 1. Shawl is valued especially because it | —— -ts was a gift to Mrs. Bowman. r■ 1°** T° the front with th. | «".C QOLOEH WYANFOR SALE—A Bement Palace Regal COTTES th. Stat. avar aaw. coal stove, only burned two seasons. Just as good as new. Here's a snap for someone. Address Dr. Howell City. Rooms for rent, barn also. Spaulding. — Base Ball. iuT<,'DooaJ ! H. F. NAYLOR, Bo*3»2- ; aiii HMtlng»,’M|.h. Concert by Woodland Band at 7:30 p- n1Dance in the Evening. Half Fare from all Points on C. K. &S. K- KSPECIALS. Special evening trains going north leave Woodlan-1 at Going south leave Woodland at 9:30. . Come youreelf; bring your family, and enjoy the vets day in the history of Woodland. ■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-06-15.pdf 0dde2840101ee47a0445f45ab49d3285 PDF Text Text . PIONEER the number HASTINGS fltTljb.lii YEAK. BANNER PIONEER NUMBER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 15. 1S05. TWELVE PAGES. l.ronghl very uneven return. In diSer-11 1 ent veers Mr the reaun that they ml- I gretwl a great deal. They went in drove, to wme extent and one party ot1 THE i lk’.-T '.WODEN STRUCTURE lu huunten. killed in Greed River valley in a single day. no lea than ‘ SAlAMAZdO 'stare. happtniBH to fall in wltha large ' \ \LIJ-V. I drovA. in addition to thia animal the , game included the heaver, otter, mink. ! I vacoarn. 'martin, wolvre. luxes Is,th; silver-grey and other species, wolver- ' r 'JS AND BUSINESS ines, wildcats rerely a panther, musk­ nits and deer. Bearer was the dearest in-, silk not having yet taken its place! • incident of the In­ r >r hata. Muskrats were also med at ■ that time ipr , hare Martin • to the i Trading imel fashionable fur. Minks bad not I [HI) iMfi POST THE LEONARD SLATER MISSION One of the Old Landmarks in the Early History of Barry 7‘ Maintpu who had shown such favor to — his tribe in bringing thefli a white babe and he gave her a name •‘Rom- t I an-o-que” which was also his wife's [ name and all the Indians called her the HELD AT CITY HALL SATURDAY | Ktutueky. .ft.rw.nl.-via> pn»id™. ‘V°""T’ ? ? JUNE TENTH. ONE WbeuMkMtew h. knew It to Col. ?T" “po11 SESSION. |Jol»TOh..id -OrtMmd C— u»k "J*?"',,*’e “ ' W" me toy. Great Father VmtBureo at h‘,i' *«““«■ WKxLiZrrkrv. r — * . i and was treated inucli as an In han ! went to tho great Inother «.„,w t„a. h„ , Vn. slinging I GOOD ATTENDANCE wigwam and there 1 saw the same man i . . . , ' . , < dart killed Tamima-E I l«,k«l him in *"T h" *“ “"t'*?.” DESPITE THE RAIN the frere.nd».d • Kim. Kin A Toot fI Twmnwhi" Thrt s ‘-v i. n -r head groxv imperfect and u partial । re-h. which fan TO not denhdTy P0™1”*’ W«Ki"K on a • futereitlng Paper by lunlel Blrdwll THE PIONEER MEETING A HISTORY OF THIS FAMOUS OLD MISSION PREPARED AND ; of Hastings Tow nship r^TtoX, ’' On History inuinn who fought on the side of the: .. . „ Other Good Features. Tivj.iui , .J , * WH»ng mother especially. Two other. British has ever been a difficult task. .1 , ri J, ; , the .Minn- price 1W fur muskrat skins, j READTiir BY MRS. HENRY HOYT, OF KALAMAZOO, BEFORE ■I “reri^f f At mi . ■ ' “"re-*" ■. chnclren came to them m this home. The’:? 1th annual meet tug of the Barry re and three »hr.’v Martins sold tur cents a pelt, and n*riw Co. Pioneer .'Society wan held in the -rerul f at. wore ga.md from ■ Noon,u. flr„ „im, wWr, ’-Mm^ “i: ■ THE STATE PIONEER SOCIETY AT LANSING. i^rererelth bomin O™" R*fl<K LM.-r Ihta, City hall baturilny June loth, the so*me Into great demand at that time. but sought a market at 10 emits em-lp nd i sig 11 ■ull dIkiux £1 a iKiand fur lieaver skins, •niqg The bateau in common use for shipping tunk . 4* thU the spring atad run to Mackinaw by way of the river and tin.- east coast of Lake Michigan. ±>TX:.:: le Luild- i > ~ • • sitm opening at !<• it. m. Because of, . " 7 *T‘ .in ““’"W I die hard rains few were present, so the making, a family of nx chiklren, hut meeting Adjourned ull o'clock. " igff? '.’“t,ofd>om-Mlo«»«<mM.»k. tbc pla.-,,.f ,ii ...I... .1. At the hour fixed the meeting was ' memory of Chief >»oonday is worthy a ... ... ’ with tin Indians uf the - "Little^ S mt<» onler hy tl|(. pn^jjent D. R. . monument in the Richland Cemetery. J Kti-er-que. to v.iAA Imhlilr i .... ” She soon learned .. i — ai)(i considering the inclemency> Is not sqme one willing tu lead in sec- ■ their words in her chil-litdi voire. In- of the weather, .the attendance was i iiiff that a suitable one. is erected to his df-ed. to such an extvut had the lihler , good.' The nudier.ee joined heartily in memory before even that, is lost. He died ’ children taken up the Indian tongur “inging America. This was followed; ■ in IWia.or, F<W, that they had to be sent to their {rela­ by prayer by Rev. Arthur Trott. The i Chief JJuondijy was quite advanced tives in tho east to be taught to apeak Secretary then read the minute* of the in yeniy when the missionaries came their own language. On the journey previous m'*eting*wbtch were approved. j to Grand Rapids; but he made them they spoke and -»ang freely in the* In­ The President gave his addn-sa. wel­ i very welcome. He showed them tlie dian tongue much to the entertaintneat coming tho«e-preM-nt. and referred to of Michigan’s territory, and the latter ’ Salt Springs, and the Gypsum rocks. of the pquple they met in niakhlg the the pleasure-it gave to -each to meet |>art uf the journey, that i/from De-i; prolwbly ~ ’ ** those * at Plaster creek, from .jogrney, • } once more and talk ove^ "the good old trilit to Nilra,. w«n performed op horse-' •' whose MonrcM have come so much of : The little Emily was allowed tu' times. ' ‘ ' He referred to the "time when Intck. through an unbroken wilderness. I■ the city’s wodth suul industry, qnietwander at will and one day. took her the society was organized; saying that ' ly remarking of the Springs "that the by following an Indian trail and Noonday was way to the river bank with a new tin ■ the late Hon. H. A. Glmdjfar was guided ofjly by blazed trees. Their j spirits fed jhem.’’ goods were sent around the lakes to ,i aniong Mr. Slater's first converts and dup in her hand and beiug thirsty mainly instrumental in bringing it thought to help herself from the river, about. At that time thdro was present Grand Haven ami from Grand Haven I proved valtu^ilc hclyi to him - in many to Grand Rapids in a row tyat. When ! waJjL When ho was baptiseddn the-. Grand River, hundreds, of Indiana | the boxes finally reached them. they i were badly damaged and stained by j •gathered <>n |ts .kinks , to witness the j rite which Wnk new to them Indians; Arriving in the course of their jour­ ' lov« a contest of any kind and when । ney to what, is now Kalamazoo and ' they shw Mr. Slater .md "'Noohday in . finding no bridge' aero-, its river; ih^- the .yvater togetiu-r they thought a forded it at the old fording plats' be- 1 tussle was iinjM-taling, and When, Mr. ; ' ]..w the hill, where then stood ti e old Hhdef put NoQiiday nder the water, jth Tail Vali! fl’nli , Rix Robin&on ranF ?V ’ >n trading lAl pld and phere where , 4' [lokdindu n-'w lies Riverside cemeterv. From' From- ^ftb? Kitehce SI—■—,■neo — tpin" -r— j। i verside cemetery. I illufrali! Hurrah' white man gotUnm t*l«vmton they caught their first ■ down first.) The last trial ever preld [ view of the Khlamawxi valley as it-lay in all its virgin luveline-s. and un­ under Indian law was in the fall of ' broken wildernewLdf trees and shrubs,' 1M<) near Middleville in Barry county, i with the brood river winding, in and when it fell to Noonday to try a mtui. ! j______ «— - y. ’ ’ i The BanneMs Indebted to Mrs. Hoyt for the Very Rare Pictures i in This Issue, and the People of this County Will In carrying ..n the trade at this * Feel Indebted to Her tor Rescuing Muon Inter­ point n good deal of competition from other points wa* encountered and the j esting County History from Oblivion. commandant was obliged k«“j>a bj several who heard it-from Noonday and it wa. puhllahed a. . hrt itrthe' uuth. sharp lookuut for his customers. They ’ M.ng came to the trading post to some extent item A modest slab.• tearing the simple hut the trader Uteuer had to go amF-f i* rec”rd of the birth and death of Rev. ,,Tt*X>aard Slater, marks a mound of v.sit tl-.em ___________ and secure their pelts before I" the other traders gut the buslhe*. in Biverside cemetery in Kalaeven..after the on* her- h.ultavurvii the U1;tzo°- »nd. to the ca-ibil observer, it nothing of great interest. Indians with advances of good* in.. «aanMr. However, to tho few des<>nulantH of this revered jriau. and the still fewer • riends who recall him, this mound holds a memory tiqx'ciallv, dear. In the early history of Michigan, the name of- Leonard Slal'-r wa- a familiar one: and up to the time of his death in he was I. -ked upon as a man • •f. marked prominence; *A* a miiwionary to the Indians uf this Miite. and hs n man’ of sturdy iciairactv which served-as an example} to many in the days when Michimenl was h> the process of making, he ganu-tl a natnr worthy to l»e handed down.- He was burn im ’.V<»iire*ter. Mass., Nov. W. ]JSf2. His mother was Scotch and his father, Peter Slater, was one of the jarticipants in the ' Boston Tea Party in tart below. They were charmed with Louis Geureau. of his own tribo for which, disgnised.as an Indint:. ft did the view and here, at w - his , . wife. He found him the request ... ot • murdering £UUIJ «bt.U piVUVrtlrtrv, M.lUVU>.t V* ban- j, hi*'part in emptving the tea into Tk*^. JIr. -Slater, his body lies to-day. his i> a*’ty ft t>d pronounced sentence uf t ishment upon him and confiscatidn of j i he Old Rix Robinson Trading Post. faithfnl Wife "ifiir 'laughter Emily he- ' property. This scatenoe was executed i The Slater family emigrated from side him. : at,Rev. mid Mr-. Uboard Slater cstixl-.t tbelr fin.: Mew tt.e Kalamazoo me yiur O!i hor-ehack tram twtrblt to yilH. wi.cju th.-y first »Urt- England aj an early day. A brother Prwccding on their journey and • in strict acconlanrc with the decision ‘ I:- u-tl year. isvr. tnay mured to < ft and RapldsJ ;uid eatai<l|»hed .1.- Iib-r they c-.itn- to Pnurtcvtlle. Mr,fitater’s reque-t waa that of Peter Slater learned the cot-, cuminfc in sight of their destination, of Noonday and aopiicscvd in by all his I r.'.- .-I. :n»tn wh’ch tn- had hh flr-t view ot the Ki’.aih.i/oo Valiev, tun skinner's trade uf the celebrated the Carey Mission, whereon now stands tribe- This man was later sent to iand ;:*ltbfu> daoehD-r. Emily. Iodide him. Jackson. Little hy little they yielded ! Arkwright in Lancashire. England, the city of Niles. • tw<i Indians came Baptist MhMcn. Bland Xc. 1. flay -” Renldi-Bce. their rights' to the white puin. Noon- i . I nd Un Wigwams. CampHU'.s Tradinc Port, dlrtricture. A-i Hubbard tells one incidept illustrating and lieing denied the right of bringing running from a wigwam with loaded day-foresaw thnir destiny and hts proGrand Rapids in 1832. e 'dktmty -and thi> situation, which wa» furnished fur machinery to this country, s«'t up from mnskets and final them into the air. jjlict'ions have lieen fulfilled. An infer- j The pfcture of which the alwre is a copy, was dra«p by He*. John Booth tor Mr. Slater in isxj. memory what was necessary tu the Such a sai ite on their arrival was quitevf th- .-.v-ciartons with pnldication . by Judge Wells several ior race mm*t yield to a superior one successful running of a cotton mill. startling tout it was explained < that the h*w-. the 1 building of years ago but will l»ear repetition. This man established the first Sunday 'firing-was because an Indian had just4■who will luive no revert for any g|„ fou„a ,|ie lntlocnp would ioat.and a representative from each town, and One of Mr. Hubbadd's assistants rights except their own. It may lie „hektit gu. I: .. ....on the all seemed delighted that such an as­ It floated. unt brought word to the p*t. one day that school and the first Bible class and also died and this was done to nfake the de- well in pluming to say of Noonday that t.]car water up to the mission honx-; sociation was formed. Rut Of the 34 who the first Grammar school in Pawtucket, pa’rted.spirit ki’uav that it must hot rving the history of a hand of Ottawa* was unt near Paw he remained tnie to the principle, of his The mother, seeing it. called for her. signed their name to the first call to. r the men vvho had Paw. with one of their hninlter sick. R., I. With an ancestry in whomever- ,c«>iue bock to trouble the living. They faith in Christianity and when the mis ­ ' ’ *— j child, but no childish yuiee res|M>uded. . form the society. all have passed away; ;tgt sad perserynnee were dominating ruttminedImt n short time nt tho Carey inn of the country They were very firmly of the' impres­ She thought uf the river; oh the river, - and now many each year welcome principles, we would naturally look for Mission (reaxms for which . are grren sion was removed to Prairieville in Fur company . with sion that he would not g>*t:well jmlrss be accompanied the others and could the rapids: the mother Ht-w toward-, the long rest from, their labors. . We lilte qualities in their descendants. later,' and the spriifg of 1*2* saw them i -st- bniidixjg^fvr his they had a ”pow wow.'] which would and that l>-onard Slater inherited their settled at theThomns Mission, situated always be depended upon by Mr. Slater the rapids and ><Le saw on the water must*all 'remember that the •pioneers •'ill living and has re«]uire them to havg u hiskey. The mixrn uf spirit in patriotism pan'iiMu is clearly shown in ... .... on what ....... .0 is now ...... the r present' ...—... site of the for assistance. His perfect knowledge the little Horn! head, the curls just be­ laid the foundation for the comforts ;»eople uf Kahi- assistant reported that । unless some­ the last pntilic act of his life in offering city^of Grand Rapids and here for the of* the ‘ Indian " *— . coupled with a ginning to turn with the M-r«,*am. Ope and luxuries we to-day enjoy. natu c< riiemhcr of the Tele- thing was duu«. ipiicklyi they would minute more—;the-flight vf the mother Daniel E. Birdsall read an excellent ;. :.next nine years, they labored very sue~ ' • ’ ii’t of the business make arrangements tu get their supone moment delayed, and the' little and well prepared i&per on the early eewfully among the Ottawa Indians, 'gelher with the eon- plife from Banrand and engage their Emily would have been beyond recall. history of Hastings toiwnship, which having in charge about ISO families. ■ -.nd many features furs to him in return. The hand was 'When Emily was but a-child sb>« began we jirint on another page.”'! In the woods all about them were twice The report of the hi storjkn. Judge which then oc- near the present site of PaW Paw at the teaching the younger Indian children. . or three times an many more. Ixiwis . j for a child nyiy teach What it knous Smith, was listened to with much at-. We refer to time. The assistant was too tired to j Cms, then Territorial Governor, took ' Chicago. who return and as no one eWcould go. Mr. as well as an .older person. How fast tention. There were Si deaths during a great interest in both the Carey and , : or how much they learned we may not the year of pipne»?rs. Of thea© 4P were air citizens as one Hubliard determined on going, taking the Thomas Missions, commending the j' know but we do know that her faithj above 7(h-yean», 22 above 80 and one his Indian. C ’ oaa alonjg. The only among the pio* zeal and faithfulness of those in charge. of that, city, of horse available belonged to Corsa’a fulness and devotion to the work con- past I Mr. Slater’s lalmrs were not confined tinned as long ns did the mission. i Then followed that sweet • old song wife, who refused to let; it go for a • to the Indian.*! alone. He served in i Mrs. Slater fonnd it difficult to mar- "The Old Oaken Bucket" which was while hut afterwards relented. 1 several capacities in tl»e new settlement. 1 age according to the New England cus- l*antifully tendered by Mr. F.-O. The cask of whiskey was loaded, and is at this placp durIlo'was made a Justice of the Peane toms, as she had herself been taught. Sl*nlding. >f :%2ii-21, that is off they started. Before reaching the • and he was also tlje first jiost master in irii. The post had place where the band, wan. Mr. HullShe instructed daily in the misaion Bn*A interesting five minute ; Grand Rapid* receiving his appoint- j lanl to ok the cask off tie horse and sdiool and for their own benefit, taught WPre n<,xt »n order. Mr. William* urix Mtveral years, । ment from President Jackson. Dec. 22- ; the Indian girls to assist her in the house an^nteresthig account of the firrt -issibly five. As we buried it, having first taken out a • 1S82 and serving as such for the next j 4th of keeping and sometimes without warn- *.*-• July celebration -1 *hold '*’•’ in *th© v“ oner article, this point flask full. They then completed their i four years.. Mr. Barnum and others foling their nomadic instincts would size county. .iimediately to Mac­ ‘journey on foot. When they arrived at 1 Where now stands the flourishing1 them and they would suddenly vanish ’owed with anecdotes, some ludicrous, her Indian trading the Indian camp they found Bart rand city of Grand Rapids, there were in j like a flock of deer, away to some *>me pathetic. Mr. Dennis exhibited Michigjin were mostly had lieen there before and supplied tho I the early days two Indian villages. lierry swamp or woods or lake, leaving * of the »<rt,th 8i<1« of Main r’divid-.a! traders. At ; Wherewithal for the pow-wow. The ! known as upper and lower villages the An Ottawa Indian woman wbo rns Emily. tbo mistress of the house to knead into l*fore the Amt big Are which Iter. Leonard Stater ■ •; Bend wns Joseph Bart- Indians however , wanted the contents upper being presided over by an Ottawa Slater's nmne at Ursnd Itaplas and i.till IaKo loaves a great trough of dough aud do *"*1* «» of it* building*, Mission in 1*3*. flask, which be gave ••Liigan City was another, of Mr. Hubbard his services to the Christian Ccmniis- chief— No-no-qua-he-zich by name, other necessary work. They had no • ^ne relK,rl tbe State Pioneer Soul from its owner; i them. Coaa got a taste of this, and , sion during the war of the rebellion, commonly called “S’oonday." a friend­ sagacity and forethought, which had more idea of the constraining proprie- $’«»>' w" K’v™ Hannah Bar­ was at that time at under its stimulus told the band that and without pay. going into hospital ly, industrious Indian, who always ties of domcetic life than the squirrels , tow- she •’I®1"' vf lhe cnthnaiaatic and there was a shiall more like it had been hid. He then ■ work in Ter.nesi»ee and this, too. in his worked for the good of his people. He caused him to rank high among*them , that chattered in the trees around the andienct-s and the great care that is a» a chief, showed him clearly what M'.nskegun river. Theab lx.-gged the trader for what was in the । declining years, after the strenuous was among the first to obtain favor was needed for the Indian at the time, ] mission house. It would not be a difficult being token to pnenre accurate hisite ^-.ahlishments. and cask. It soon liecnme apparent that | ftfe he had heretofore lived. To this among white people^ and being a man and also what was required of him mntter for us to frame excuses fur ‘ories of all the counties. i they would have it in any event, and j i- > Hi re-not in the territhree children of the th. forwt, forert, who heard heanl »•* R‘ 1>■ Hendershott once more spirit of patriotism so clearly shown was of excellent habita, was of great assist- after abandoniug Indian habita. He thwe r’?.eh of these traders the trader finally offered to go and get . joined a broad bumanitariauism which ancu‘ to them. He was of fine physique bad no children of his own but adopt- in the sighing of the wind through the '«'orod the Kciety. and never did her wjtli 'Mackinaw. The it himself. When he got there he emp- • oarlv caused him to study for the min- , and.stood ’ fully six feet in height, was turn stouu xuuy ... « .b-- •— cd several. Ho died at the advanced tore, the gentle voice of Um Manl'oo. vo‘“ ■»«(-'. » : .ins poipt was rather tied half of it and (whiteman like) . istry with an earnest desire of teing well proportioned and noble in appearpiotwre than in die age of 08 and was buried beside his and his voice raiaed in anger Un die •-.•neneing probably in filled the cask up with water, wbicli ^Lt out « a missionary. Mr. Slater micev and jx^ed great m^ular closing sung. , lieantiful ~ wife near where the old mission stood. roar of the tornado or the thunder. Going strength, n-’t over eight or ten he then took back to the Indian camp. Studied The society is indebted to tho Mesani. .redirel under umier the the Rev. Ker. Jonathan .TunmhwuGoing rtnmgfb. die «. fought .y with the British A plniu m-blu -lab unre m.rke<l dm The cuiifidarx'e ot the Indian is gain- ’ On-reaching the latter tho Ifidians and M„l. attthe .b,.B»pt.rt Baptist Triennial Tri.umial ConvenGunvrn- in n the war w.ruf of 1812. IShkh. It was generally g™ ndly . th(j „oble chk.nain ta). bnt 1 Burroughs Cv Son for the gift of a ed slowly. , Their stolidity is for the . in 1»2C I .dthat hand annlied ven above represents all drank. Ckisa among the rest, who Mid beautiful buqtiet of flowers. Three tion.atheld was appointed mta- : v believed *at bin b " Tbthe \ that has been demolished and nothing tion. held i» 1828, whs n] mod part assumed “put on" in the*' were taken to the nimetery, and placed ...... ..... l*to ’“ Western I..... “ A„.':r >~>-..uiu ; now remain, m 1 as a dwelling house became drunk and cross and declared sionarv —.—re.-— I, SSXtX. presence of the white man. He is com­ on the grave* ■ of pioneers wImkio re? , amlant, the building that that the whiskey had been watered. after receiving the appqintment. howl-ver, — ----. .. . . . . and the ground above <um nas tie»*n municative if he thinks you are his ^I.^nll«l in m«ri V e. M.y It 1» »>«> ho wok »n .dire i-rt in tiurt ' mains rest in Rive iside. It IS mat no wua nuoburo i—« * ••• 1| ■ within a few years. There He demaued thq remainder of what had . friend, but if confidence is betrayed ........... *" d , : ‘ ‘ X Mau-re-' m<w on «K~t !«nk Isien brought to the camp. Mr. HubThe following officers were elected:’ o' dugs when tho business 1H26 to~XIary*French l>le of Claremont, t here is« lapsing hack into sullen thu rivcr near the Kami With InPresident -D. R. Cook. -. n. -one uf which..was liard saw a .poegibDtytf trouble if Caso S !{., a womangn-ady 1,'loreal imii re- tr.re Ind him to do^acta whitU tn aftcL , . distrust. Vice Prwideiit -W. W, Hampton. ‘ ink any more and ac- «rfwtod who proved a noble help meet hfe he greatly dep*ored. Jt «. h I dian wigwams all „n about ahnnf them and here There was nlsu was allawod to drii ' them and here ! Mr. Slater labored to attract the In- i Secretary—Riwella Goodyear. Jcaak and placed ji te^d lXingimtienUy the trials of known fact that both the Chippewa ‘ .•Ming for preserving curdingly took the>. Historian—Clement Smith. witn tno ' "" **,nl w lbom Ang- ................... 182T- Sw-al1 Hfc «■’ ,h” *nd - i dians. Once their cou fidence gained. cm a scaffold, telling Ta-ui that be must Executive Com.—Meadamus S« E. . Necmday Emlly 8,ater tho fln4t white child ,M’ni they believed implicitly aado children... 8^^ Margaret Boiler. Hannah Bar- -’■•>• •" “ war of ,91i “"d’,T ’English in *• the 1812. N elf wa.-> rather a-poor < not touch it.. The It lian. instead of Meagre »»d white «|tler. Mike * • • in Grand Rapids. As soon as Noon­ If through weakness of l»dy or mind, low and Belle Burton. witnessed the killing jot 'Tecumseh nt The location was dense-.- olieying. started for thq^>scaffold, with Bidrling farewell th parents and day heard of tho event be came^the they drank whiskey,1 they still believed After the election of officers, lhe . the battle of the Thames. He was on ’ h^VithJhi. wife. Sam-amo-pte. ■ -d the plac^now occupied the trader following^ and the latter friends.7he young cnuple <»" MiMting adjourned. ’ The next meeting ' as marsh rs well. The promptly collared Cosa when be ma< e ' ’ Coi.ttouwl oc page threi wiU lie the second Saturday in June. ^eing and Ptai-.ng I-ear was one of the • ------ —----------- - ------—|— ’ Coat'nuod od i>a<e dx. kinds of game. �: long time WUMam Shaw hauled freight President Roosevelt is doing all he ; I to and from Battle Creek and we called can to bring about an end to the Rus­ ; him the "Battle Creek Express.” As I foreuoon at sian and Jap war. If Russia's fore­ sight were a faction of as clear aa her hind-sight will lie a few months from COOK BROS.. Editor.. ____ band from all over the dainty, for road 1 now. she would be'giad to co-operate jobs were let by the county then and FOOT,-NINTH YEAd. with him. But the Rusisan beauro- ' VERY INTERESTING PAPER PRE­ paid for in county 'orders, and to® a crate have much to learn, and ex per- ! road job waa one of »h» few way« that ienee of the rough-house order is aboutI PARED BY DANIEL E. BIRD­ government currency could be proONE TEAR.......... ..................................... -■-.4I W i BIX MONTHS ........................................... SO all that will teach them anything. cured. ■ THREE MONTHS . ........ » SALL OF THIS CITY. The early school system of tbe township was a very crude .affair. The anSatered at tbu poatofitar* al Ha«tU><s, MichlOur readers have all heard that old nual report of the school inspector*, S. A. Bunker and Marsh Giddings, in quration delated -Rewlved that Bre l> PAPER READ BEFORE PION­ . raore dratracp™ eUtuent thra: g^TypDAy 1812, showed that there was one school ADVERTISING RATES. district in the township, with an enrollDisplay aifvertUlogj ratesjuroisbrnl on appN- water. * ’ Whatever doubt there may ; meat of thirty-five school children and hUon. have been ,in the past on this question. that school hod been kept seven months that year. And a report of Vespasian tbi. th. evidatre in fcvor of Some Fwu Brought out th.t will b. flaM pact*, or Atnoug Brevities. imcaltne; Hs*Young, director in school district No. 1, where, 7c aline. Average of mvco wordsto the water would seem overwhelming in1 lor. in 1845 showed that |be teacher#, lieu rv of Special Interest to Banner # ite 'jonclusiveness. Want column ic a word for Mctrtnsertloa. .1. J. Jenning, Phoebe Hpys Hays and Mary J. Card of Thank*. twHUjT-fireoeato each. ” Readers. West bad received altogether for six * Obituary. ]».>etry and resolution*. 6c a line. Notl.-o of births, dmths or marriages will be If advices from Christiana are trustand a half months' teaching, the large printed free aa news matter. The note below was found in jthe fly sum of eighteen dollars. HF”N'o communication will io? tpublished un- | worthy. it is no longer "The Kingdom i The county farm which is located in dvr any clrcumR'ances note** I. . lbP 04 Norway-and-Sweden. ’’ as the fonner I leaf of an old book, and was written writer's uanv and po*t otnev address. Hastings township was purchased by - ' ' has dissolved partnership, and intends' and signed by the late Willard Hays. lhe county February 16, 1855, and by Uw! : to go it .lone hereafter. q 1. rald tUt f,ther, * D61 «“• «“X- «“> the L. McLellan an August 30, 1841. , f n■'v' 7 ”17 ----- John Li JOB PRINTING. |I,.... . one tiers. ir of Hastings earliest earliest set aettlem. . lo l872 tbe village of Quimby was orThe Banned ha* one of the b«rt equipped | Norway will become- a republic. Hastings was settled in 1838. Mr. 1 ganized by I. L. Quimby, who, moved ob ofllce* In Western Michigan, and l« prepared ■ o do overy kind ot book and job priming. Slocum H. Bunker moved his family I from Grand Rapid* and erected a : The development? in the Equitable into into* ihb~viliage"7n the village insold saidyean year,seiectea selected !»«■£• employing between thirty forty ,n men. Many dwellings dwellings were were — Og c°- Many! | life insurance company investigation some *lots and* erected• a small logbouse bouse aQa forty If Ihu railnod, of tbw country think • do ,to „nd |,rum,x^ „ feeling rwU'"’’'of o‘; upon th* preruira now axupledTby *— -tbv u- built, a store was started ana for two .re rXV" ““ not tend to promote a$2 W years k was a thriving village when ihe mill was destroyed by fire. One of the genial pioneers of tho their hrat. Hoi. no. only one of the °ld'li°« . co^raUreq township was Ephriam Shattuck .whoso most forceful public men this country ’ ; Hastings Company and to board their fund of stories and good humor was ap­ ha» ever produced, but he knows how OBITUARY. (the com [Moy's) help while erecting preciated by all. The first lawsuit that ^rst mill, not only in the town 1 remember was tried before Esquire to reach the people, and the people I -M the familyr rcaiucnw residence m in uic the sccona second ' ® r4t TuradAy. June Jun. 6.-1 Xt'^1 know how to reach there pn-M’iitativea । «.ird of this ri,y. city. Tuesday. ®nltl w“s Cook between Alexander Mclntosband j »MUV Samuel McMurray. McMurray an- ; . -. . , , •, . ; e . .. , erected on the site where now stands in congraufThe railroads must iQQa- tiara I.,-wife og Charles C. Jen- the saw u.a.1 mill V. of A-'. O <7. S uauit.l. Had lev Mr, .। — nounced to■ bls neighbors one day that ' .ill. —— w nmiiy chouse between the muderate system ’ >on. departed thisjife, aged 51 years 4 Bunker's was the first and only family • there was J a hog in his garden and that | residing here until ..June Juno 1837 when iI R if it k catne came bi buck there again he would of public control demanded by Roose- months and 4 days reaidlug ‘ . -1 , ,, AC ’.vn.lo. .w,l A. Q. IFarmlee and TV W. Hays moved i.. in I ftwil foy! it il. Th The next day with a broad I velt or the socialistic and draetic ays- , Clara Inez •Remington was l>ora Feb. and ithe fourth day of July erected al jwnlle on his fade, he announced that he; tern of jHihlic ownership advocated by 2.- i»54. at Appleton.. \\ is. On — Feb. , shanty on the premises now occupied ; had captured the hog and had It safely Bryan. No government can long exist io. 1874. she was united in marriage to by W. Parker as a dwelling residence. ' fenced uj> in a pen. N’o one called to Sa'd Farm lee and Havs kept bachelor’s , claim the hog and so Sam kept it all which tolerates an independent power Chav C Jenson at Carthage Mo In 18O> thrv ftzme L kk* rih, ,...i h,U lunt11 U,e oext *PrlD* wht,u Mr. »ummer and fattened it. In the meanwithin' itself which can defy the gov­ in 189- the? came to this city and pBnajee moved bis family in. In the | lime McIntosh had lost a hog which he 1 ' eriunvnt and its subjects. The rail­ have since resided here. , fo|] of 1537 .Mesars. Rush, Chase and I bad bought’ of Thomas Tinkler and roads hid better lie planning With To Mr arid Mrs. Jenson seven chil- Daniel McLellan, and in the spring i bearing of McMurray's experience, I .1— were — 1---------a -.1/wife .■ctf. L. A. . following James McLellan moved in "ent over to bls place and looked at President Roosevelt for a rational sys- f dren born: Amy, ; ... T ~ ' their families. Mr. Kush was the first ‘he hog. but he could not Identify it for tern of control than to be vainly plot- . Abbey; Bertha, wife of Paustle- blacksmith. In 1888 D. M. Dake, the i wire, so he had Tinkler come over and 'i Wm. "n’- »atwtle: ting against him in order that they ! Lydia, wife of Calvin T ~ «. H.— Powell; Charlie, first physiclaq, moved ip; L.Mr. A., : look at it. All that Tinkler would say may 1a: permitted XxJonger lease of -Ralph. Blanche and Levi. these J Goodyear ra)j <hat L..:. All All these Goodyear wiwThe was the first first merchant. merchant. The The i1 ’""as tjiat he he was was satisfied, satisfied, and and 40 40 Mclt> Melopow-'r tu discriminate in their ; children are living and were with their first gristmill was erected by Dibble & 1 U»h made a demand for the hog, whichHays in 1838 on the site now owned by I *«» refused. He then took out a writ charges for their services n* they may mother in Her last illness, save Mrs. Bolt wo<xt&Grant. About this time the »rf replevin and sent a constable after please. ' . Taustlc. who died Jan. jo, 1898, ____________ clergyman by the oerne name of Of |1 tbe plan and so when the constable ' 1 t , Mrs. Jenson was a most estimable Methodist^ cleriryman Tho legislature has adjourned. It woman. She lived for her home. She Dobiny. Rev, Mr. Bush' was the * . rfirst' came after the hog he found .McMurray clergyman. He ’ was peculiar- I! tvmpwS <o the pen an axe and when he at­ dill nut Mo^npliAb u»f that the people , 1 devoted mother, x loving .nd *resident ope'nTMrtl to with UkiiS»inim«l. — atlca’ *lor — Tneweoumry akaw I fk*mntkwl jAtklzktha animal McMurray M/»Mn,.v>ay had’Wpcd. But it did do much that , faithful wife. While her home was her .ed,.sociable, of cne&gv talbnt. in tbe head; so they were obliged able, full full of energy andand talbnt. ' hit1 hit it iniltbe bead; so they were obliged was worthy. It brought the primary first consideration, her influence, did not u “ »*—to «• keep it He.was of the Method Istordei* of belief.!»« ? to kill •»the*-~* hog and‘-----tn order systpui where tho people can try it if j cease there. For all those with whom tRev. Z. T. Hoyt was^he first Presby- for trial, it was necessary to cut it up teriau clergyman, a mao much esteem- : and salt it down in a barrel. j>Vell they Wish. They will know ;how to se- , she came in contact she had a cheery, ji ci, ed, 1 when the trial came on. It developed cure it# extension if they., desire it. ! helpful word. She was greatly esteemed The first bridge ovc.r the Thornapple that McIntosh's hog had gone back Thty hgislathre reduced tho number by her neighbors, and it will Ik long 1 at nt this place was built io 18311, tbo first; over to Tinkler’s, so McMurray was andicirtailed tbe power of tho state cre the memory bf her kindnett and school house erected where Mt\ Steb- ; given back bis bog which had been , , . , , , .,, , .bins' cabinet shop now stands. Our prepared by tbe kind and obliging ‘ of-, tax ccti ' ’’ - ’ ' ■ thoughtttilncs> 1. ' ' for other* will fade. I nearest neighbors iff tbe before men- ticers for his winter's pork, law pi pawed a law to render automo- . por many years Mrs. Jenson had been • tlooed years being at a distance ot from biles Ip Irini of a terror to life than they a member of thc M. E. Church. The ^ven to ten miles, after which period now £are. It cublixbed a atat. hoqti- ,cKgi„„ thj, h„ I - ---------- ^7 tai f >r >r the^ tiedtment of tuberculosis. | lrUc |jfe was her consolation when death ■ frame dwelling «i4Ui's38b, CORRESPONDENCE, gcnerid author!drew iicM(. near. She She was was ready ready fur for iuc the great great Ii D. M. Dake, -M. D. Our first court |« and । ;avo ■-j--tluxattorncy ---- ------------ .• o -------- ---------- jj uicw •■ / ty book, ot the'---------Micbic.n (Iungr ,nd cxpicaacu „prclsed uci hcr wfllingne,.. luY!” »" Jullt ls.2- ‘ , ■« to iBap-et —* -jthe -—--------- — c— ; . muzii ^v *iiu nil railrofid ;. — which was afterwards burneit tshortly j NnoTuii/rcT on-ri aairt Central railnaul comuanv. company. so as to find ![ fo go, if :. it Ka, r-.^.r. God'-, ...:u will. i •«*”' I th—i •- •• .-—j .= afterwards our nresent court ivurv i nwt-o i nui laoilJ. out” 1--------* that *corporation -------------------’ Ijok much was in. jt wa5 hard for her loved ones to । erected. But one of the first arid origl-J George Kirchner had the misfortune : del ijdjto. Uie>tatejor back taxes. De-1 se(: Why should go from them.. Yet j d»1 settlers of the village of Hastings Is i to get ha shonlder deialocated while j spitut^e pressure for new buildings they can trust .where they cannot sec. ! Dow kfl aod tbat UJ.Our bo’nJ>,« aer' working on the highway une day last int.-. . t> f> . fur proscut state institutions and for T, thcnj .tili iives ha^ nn Taat lLLARD Hays. wwk May .till u.:re new «.t. Inrtit«»to». tbe j hn, a w ^,orc 11Km in Ule J 1360. ; We .re «>rry u, h.W th.t ChM. Fri tatter “ ^inJX”“mOT,‘h'yW'''eV'r| IJINTORT OF HASTINGS TOTVNSUIP. i£ «'«■ »' Hastings Banner THE HISTORY Of HASTINGS TOWNSHIP PubIHbud every Tbursd-iy HasCuisa, Michigan. KXdK.'pid. could h.,W hJ . 'hew r Wedn^AjwIUreour day ot | CRASH SKIRTS We wish to close out our entire line of SKIRTS AT O\cp About three dozen Crash Skirts well made and trimmed good value at $i 35 ' I$J jm. "*7 (jQ; -v. SSiST 98 cents - Ui' j. 1” mq O * ‘ ® & Hi Hi HOSIERY Ladies’ fast black, ribbed top, double soles 10 cents a pair. Ladies’ fast black with white feet 10 cents a pair : Ladles' ribbed top, out size, split sole, plain black or white feet 15 cent* a pair. . Our line of Ladies'25c goods is so large and comprises so many different - . that a description of each number would be out of the question. W. ! , everything that makes a hosiery stock complete. The j railroads of Michigan got another Hack eye in the defeat of their measure to have the present tax commission equalise the railroad juiHeasinaht next fall. It really ought not to be so hard to teach the bright men who look after the railroad interests in thia state that in the long run they would fcire far better if tjiey would come out in the ’ biien .ana state the rearona i for their objections to (lending legislation, instead- of using methods that nJ honorable man caii defend or J’. A «• - O W. E. Merritt, I lu' *‘/£i toV ••• 0 -A" Eggs taken at Market Price. Store open Evenings, ." Berries-Berries! DePUE’S first meetings began to be held by a j the lost hog. • ■ McMurray got word of - . M ■■I a ’ • ' . PINEAPPLES 5 8 The Best iehl J. HOMER DePUE, | DRY GOODS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE Open Evenings. and Willard Hayea: commissioners of! IRVING DJ a *’ highways, Slocum H. Bunkci, Jared S. M e . ' .. . . ‘ Matie laewis spent Tuesday and «•!--««*» Spraroe: erdladHJoof Ire.ngdtol June , wW> h„ • .„r, Levi Chase, vu^ Jr.; „ school w,lwl Inspectors, „ spectors. I1 U : tor, and was laid to rest-Wednesday. She i .. , u «;*1* *•"" wieni m muiesuav. . T_1._ -----. J . Quite a number from this why at-I J„h n rr Kenjon, Kendrick Biirgea and.1\ h.ul l»nn >ick but a abort time i tended the surprise party Friday evei Thomas S. Bunker; constables, Levi, —, . . , H*rrl*J“ Barnum and . . Thc h!’!J1 wiu,'r *“• '“ken out th. nuu , i ning at Mi« Glenn a Hofightalin'a it for anu tne unu for : dam and damaged the bridge so that it t,pr m*>, ka-. I , George lsM^BW. „ot Fowler. 1.The but poll-list Th. “al for! (or I. feared (aire d uamuscu it win down. bat the list i« it will go uo dnJn. They are .g ? birt^aJ: >«* cream Steven Moore of Z. the samb .5TM...U place. . 1839 contained sixty names. On Febru- ---Hng —. in rand ^.nd . doing^ery- “AT Mra WiB Bidleuran’, MOORE-COX. tool A very prnty home wedding J.. pla« al 111. home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cox, of- -Assyria, Wednesday evening, June 7. when their onlj daughter. Mabel, ■ ' ... Mr. ,, ,, •a, umteu m nurruge Roy % fl Men's light weight hose for summer wear 5 cents a pair. t$- Grey mixed, plain black and fancy 10 cents a pair. A large line of lace stripes at 25 cents a pair. Yj b.ne had “I'the M Rev. Arthur Trott, heldT,„ at , Burry, job_ns town, Thornapple ami school and Flovd CaDbciaUvlooks^verv ounpWsionnl look »i :JO were j„„ -________ congtpsionul connlUN commituw look at Grand Grand 1 tl|C M g. E. Cburch church at at 2;JO j uncc k g The;, Hastings, tbe latter comprising the j _} td‘ . H river U.tntktbe . rlr.r|4.: wwk rite could couW h.vo bwv. h«d b.<I any .„y ’, cmtcour.c „ft f,,,.,,,]. anil ncli;il naifh. : territory t^tory Arbith which now forms th. ........ townU“ n lio.1 if .o approjn-iatkm ... ; .,s,emWc(| , ,w| ,w Ab o! C~U.U.», Wood .nd- ^.rltmt | ’ Mrs. Mre F F. M. Craig , visited at her, Mrs. J; E. Waycott from Michigan kind <>f an to assist in . . aa<1 “Ui pi esent township or Hast Ings, daughterover s in Sunday. Hastins-t iCity is yisitiing her sister Mrs. S. J. • making tbe whalobacks navigate that sympathy of alt for the bereaved, but The Qrst tow-n-meeting was held at j' — * streani. But if thc committee© should Eurl Wilcox and lady friend of Mid*. fBidleman. " . al-.o to the respett and love in which 1 the bouse of Slocum H. Bunker on : ----------------Win Thornton and Vila mm Sunbe in Grand Rapids next August, and the ,deceased was held. Mrs. Jenson ' April b, 1838. ------------It lacked— the wire-pull­ ‘1'evillv are .pending tbeir vacMion mi ’ . ? e- JInc and politipai scheming ot °!.the U1<I town“"ft .I Uw __ day at CariUn Center. i see the shiners lying on their sides in was a member or both thc Ot E. S. and ship meetings of tbe present time. The I order to flout in the ■ shallow water, Cl_r.lv Craig i> wen on onr MrreU June 0 there »u a family gathering they niiglit think that even the elo­ the W. R. C. These orders-attended following officer?, were elected at this meeumg: cuperewor, 1 nomaan. Hung-:i -I’**1* often exercTstng that new apan at S. J, Bidleinan’s it being hi. Nnh thc funeral. Interment was in Wood- ;.meeting: Supervisor, Thomas H. BunkSA fcr. "e* !K.: cT£& _________________ I A •>“' »“ i quence of William Alden Smith could not pentuade them'that the Grand could lawn cemetery. be transfomicd into a navigable river. r\ st & T-v Ju? rAj ; Phone 86 8 The Secret of Good Cotfee. Even the best housekeeper^ cannot make a good nip of COFFEE without good material. Dirty, adult-; ; and queerly blended coffee such as unscrupulous deal ers shovel over their counters won’t do. But tak, lbs pure, clean, natural flavored 499034 and Number Six Ble$ the leaders iu 25 and 85 cent coffee. Trj our Blackford's Calf Meal far jour Young Calm. id Comings to^sbl^Md^ not \ate’ tT^-r^a Saturday. i’J.pte *“ °M and Cummings sang sang "Love "Love ss Old Old Sonfe' Song." ‘ thc music. terminating in the wcd~l.. CT I! ?? ____ . „.R ulz®d septate townsbiiM and on that were here from a distance had*to | " J ** at Mrs' Walter Bidleman s. imarch, which was played by Miss Nellie I March 11, II r> r" ,1 k -Yi t ; from ~th« SaSi^ i «o hom<’ wayuf jfiddlevillo to get ' Children s Day-at tho school hon«e THE GROCERS. . . HASTINGS. fUCH. Ph>. Stevens. F ’ 1'r.^dt,® the hr.dxlI couple■ X^Xun’X* Tho Ira >>“»«■ • ’ , Sund.y „„ well Attended, datiuhtt-r. of nn< • stO prest-Bt uuuuuanes. i no name v.as De tin. little twin twin daughters of Mr Mr. ana wed upon the township Id honor of­ > On the account of-ao-much ruin far-I M:n.._ stowed upon^ the township in honor of1 On the account of so-much ruin farMr.--. George Miller, cousins of the bride, er Eurotaa Haatlmrs a lAfvn «h°fi.°LT. land'mm. bu uiucn rum inrIn the thePcounty. eounty'. ^h? S"’” performing the duties of flower bearers, 1 er In The 'SS° first white set- tT" "°™.are .gwp5 _°J W *be,r HIG^ STREEp tended commencement exercises here excuse. . headed by their sister, who acter as ring | tle<» of the village wereofJames 1,*"* *'j:. t_an,d_itv gxing 1 guests , Jarno r*" Kcpkcy •’ U .up wher j tiers outside of the village were James PIalrt,nK “ antl fixing it up where it j Quite a number from this vicinity ' Tuesdeay evening. i Sunday ! and Daniel McLellan, who located i has . been , washed , . out, and got covered ,| attended Children’s Day at Yecklcy If Johh D. Rockefeller reuda the ]«- j bearer, led thc way to a deep background i A fine Children s Day’j re• about four miles east of tbe present up with mud the liest can school-honre Sunday. AU report a bort wav way thev they can. --------Sunday. All report a pere it must make him stop and think I of fenis overhung by a canopy profusely city of Hastings in 1837 and the first • —---------------------fine program. ’ / - ” • _• ■ and- daughter -___ Gladys I carried out at the Meth. now and then that be has paid a very; ! decked with smilax, roses and carna- white child born In the township was Asa Weight • Sunday afternoon. COBBS CORNERS. Frank Johnson sold his yearling colt brother Will visited relatives here ‘high ’ ' price ’ for * ’ - -- --the doubtful^bonor of- t,ons_ ouder which the bride and groom Angeiin Hayes, now Mcs. William Hitchcock. In tbo early days of tbe The funeral of Elgar Men. ’ Neuman Cobb is expected home this one day last week.' being called —"the richest man'in the stepped, and the Rev. Enuria Garretson, Sunday. township money was very scarce and week. _■ Mr. and Mrs. L. Park entertained mother was held Friday aft-:. a: world." Better far a man in comfor­ who. in her ever pleasant manner and fur readily passed for money, conse­ Moses Seelx-r and wife attended the Carpenters have commenced work on old settlers meeting hold in Hastings their daughter Mfk Bears Sunday. the Methodist church. Kw. Ijl-iiii table circumstances able to do rational meltxlious voice, j>er formed thc cere­ quently ail tbe early settlers were hunters and as the forests in those days William Kronewitter's barn. things for his own and his family’s mony. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tompkins and officiating. The deceased n S • ‘ . -Jiabounded in game, a large part of the of age and had lived for t.ij- In-t-sA After thc bestowal of customary con­ settlers .revenue was.derived in this good, than a Rockefeller owning a bil­ The L. A. S. will meet at the Grange sons Viator and Fred visited at C. W. F. E. Johnson and son Hugh went years with her son. She wa- . 'in-' lion. with everybody feeling that it has gratulations upon thc happy couple, a hall Thursday afternoon June 14, to Cedar Creek on business one day Tompkin's last week. old lady and loved and respected ’all Of course the Indians were plentiful been wrung from his fellow men by dainty luncheon was served, during Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ingram'attended last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fay gave a six o’clock iu th&pioneer days of Lhe township and who knew her. Mn-Morgan. Ifit- the which thc bride and groom escaped. methods that cannot be defended. . the social given by. the L. R. Q of dinner in honor of their sister Mrs. did not hesitate to was makebecomingly themselvesgowned Little Hazel Hathaway visited hcr । The bride welcome of their, white neighbors’ hos­ Hastings Saturday. of Walesburg Galesburg last last FriFri- sympathy of all grandparents and Mrs. Yeckley few Geo. a Hartom n ot pitality. In the early days of the Wisconsin is taking a good lead in in white silk muslin. ' day. । ■ Mrs. and Miss McDowell of H. -t t’g* Mrs. Floyd Brown of Ohio and Mrs. days last week. Kumerous beautiful presents were county farm, I am told, they would go one matter at least—she has passed a Frank Brooks of Hastings^-isi ted at ; Bert Tasker is visiting friends at are calling on friends in this v itylaw making business ‘ 'graft'' a crime. presented to Mr. and Mrs. Moore which in tbe house during*tho night, build a Fred Cunningham's Thursday. ’ Woodland । fire in the fireplace and In the morn ­ A number of 'eoung people’ attended ASSYRIA. We need not wonder at political graft, go to prove thc esteemed friendship in ing, it was not an uncommon thing to James Mathewi^and family and Z. Delayed letter There will bo no meeting at tho M. the Children's Day program st ( when the same practises obtain in . which they arc held, find four or five asleep on tbe floor. Moore and family visited at Charles Mra. /. C. Tutapkln. vi.ltei her P. church Sunday evening . Juno^SQ, on donia Sunday evening. Th? [re­ other business matters. We hope Wi»One hundred a — and a seventy-four guests Tbe principal crop of tbe pioneer dayr Moore's of East Irving Sunday. father Goo. 8. Hartom al Galeabtint account of Mrs. Garretson’s health. . nounced the exercises as splendid. . conain ’may show tho rest of the were present, many from outiide this of Hastings was wheat ana tbe land was prepared with a breaking plow, pro­ Lightning struck Z. Moore’s barn last week. Childrents Day here June 25 at 10:80 country how to put an end to this in- vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murgi- •”<l pelled by six or eight yoke of oxen. during the storm Tuesday damaging Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Plumb ot Paw iquitotu system, which is undermining Mr. and Mrs. Moore will l>e at home Feed was very scarce ana so at night daughter were the guest.- ot -lb-• ', n the morals af tbe business and public one and one-half miles north of Assyria, tbe oxen were turned loose to roam In th*rpbf badly, also the chimney on Paw vlelted tbe latter’, irarent. Mr. Harry and wife of Leighton SHnd ivand Mn. Tompkin. last week. life of this country. where he is conducting his father’s farm. the woods and In the morning wo would William Mitchell's - house. Mrs. Warren will upend next s eek WEST PARMELEE. go out to hunt them up; sometimes we Mrs. Roy Hutchinnson closed a suc­ Their many friends unite in extending would'Doc find them all during the day, F. M. Barry and wife ot Ypsilanti Mrs. Kratofel had the misfortune to with her grandson Nathan ’Ah*. : ’<i:u Russia still insists that she has not congratulations and wishing them a but just as soon aa enough to draw the cessful term of school at Jhe Wood visited her parent. Chna Seven: and break her limb below the knee Satur­ wife. plow were found, we would yoke them school house Friday afternoon with 8th wife thia week. had enough of war, and will, so it is happy and prosperous life day while going after the cow. Walter Cline has been .in SarawtC grade exercises. The house was filled ' -----------------------> up and start In for the day’s work. claimed, "continue to the bitter end." School clowd at tho Center last Fri­ Battle Creek and Augusta were the Dr. Graybeil was called to reduce, some time unable to retnn>’U»unr . n "GUY D.” RECORD 2:20. ' to overflowing. The longer it may continue the more day. market towns and we used to go to the fracture. account erf the^flood. bitter the ending will Jbe for Russia. Will stand at owner’s bam every day Marshall to have our milling done be­ Roy Moore and Mabie Cox were'marMr. and Mrs. John Mungerson were She will have to learn that she cannot of the week. ■ Terms $8 for standing , fore there was a mill in the village of CREEK STREET. ried Wednesday.’evening, Cougralulathe guests of their daughter^irs. C has. play the bully with all the rest of the colt W. C. Dunham, iftwling, Mich, j Hastings. Before the railread was oonEd Reid has a new telephone. tions.~\ . I structed access the township a stage world and with her own people too. R. F. D. 1. J/Ed^r Cole and sister Agnes at* Olney of Rutland .Stnday, I line- was run to Battle Creek. For a Grace Lewis is on the sick liet. Mr. .and Mrs. David Benewa were COOK & SENTZ. �"T Drug Store Service. ? ~ -- ------------------------------------------ HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE iS, The Leonard Slater Mission I •oath of the m>«,ion wu the little «t- 1 CoauouMtrom tlement of Richhmd where the jxwt ------------------- ----------------------- ---------------- lw™fX-kTb>.™ FIRST NflRMAI f NORMAL COMMENCEMENT ln“” truth «d detdore.! their U.lt. 1 Prairie.^. Mt tb/'Jde o’r the giviM o<U*h torb‘“^« *»U wmmodiou. and «rve<l u’do^ At ,he I dims. Sund?8"0”) “'rvicM Mr. Sluter found rad°^mpUea in ' Church I Friday so ax to make n good bargain fur hintoulf mul his people iu selling their lands. Toplhabeis is sAid t4> have re­ plied • Father. we du not cafe for Jand or’uioneyvr tho goods offered us. What we Fant is whiskey. Give us whiskey.- . It nuty h,v„ boon wit), jvoIkt £ OPENING UP WITH ■ SHERWIH-iVlUJAKS Pa - a yp Varnishes reed anything* in this hili be r glad to show cards and quote P5’ i-: can suit you. wuvasuj iu view of the manifold auxiety uf nil the Indidna for thi* bever­ age hut it is well known that Tupiuahee was a sad drunkard.; Cbdtniry to popular lielief, the tiXt white trk<lers and trappers prbved a bleming to the Indiana for they brought to them im­ proved weapons and bettor methods of hunting and fishing, and their rude ways and means of agriculture were, by the efforts of the trad«n<. made mure profitably and living among them and advising some of their ways, they helped to develop the better pan of the savage nature and thus introduced atriung them the dements of civilizati’oh and until the; advent of the whis­ key Untie the white man had it in*his AND SHE US — Al E, Mulholland, LADING druccist, f di.^LM. No one probably undenttood ’ tins Indian -natnro or their relations with the white nun better than •lid' , Chief Pukagpn, who was an invituti gn^st at the Columbian Exjusitiun in language si, as to um» it as readily as. his own. In his interconre w,Uh them he wa» like a father among his child­ ; ren :\<1 as they gathered about him hr w <«*ld say 'Comer now my children. ...... .. . *??!',“"f" WWM” ’ Local News. ,, . , , . Friday the seniors uf the hi^h.sclaiul hail tlieir annual picnic al Tlfurnanvlf. H>*1> W»UT «1,U tta. trativc muwiuito did «... inwirero w.tl, .be y'„.„x Where Quality Counts ‘ NltllL Vcr> l"tere»tlng hdd A^o v,, luifter iwhat you buy. I many hurrah ot thi. rauuJJu™ frK’.,. penny'g worth to a he”w^'ranXte?''T "wl>'°n 7i,l'^hich i f“°r po,“ 1”11 in Iheswrand with cnS,, Tho ''•’Uxxlirl church wu crowded j(,■■ •lo-’le's worth we aim (lians enmn hnwr drunken In-1 piece* on tbe top and in if was hunx t0 ito a°d «tanding room was at Friduy ev^ug when the ! g; ■■ j <>u tbe best Drug : a X“t,X^:“I?iroan:,th?li,’ioD theW1«r. Stater loanJl "n“l £: ‘ .rvice in the State. OUt and tie b Bter Miwi°n Chapel was built when j finrt cb“ to fro® the Nonnal । °ff and U W,“ hDng in thp ‘xdfry <'f that build- I <kTnrtment h®*d their commencement otiits that- measure next d^7h fe"W ne« day Utey were rapentant and meek Ing. calling the Ind.«. t,«Uu?w “ eaerciw. :, eiinl: Perfect Goods, "^t’Xy^ YblSk"-V tT" “ IW* “ I, hrautifully trimmed I s. Ji Clean store. '■ !?'" "°W““ U s Utatrict »chool in ' f<” th* occarion. and the eierciw. ■.iwledge, careful at- : had to intend with5 I, tn r ,, ■ . ■ thtnaluoed by Prairieville where n call, the youtta, 1 w're of » 'erX high order of h.inept- measure, acwhite men io kren ot ; l’™^er *n11 Mlfher life in e.lnca- 1 El«-I>™t mo.ic wa. rendered. Special stric1 attention to other -oliori Gen Cara wi / Ihdlemt tion. Thia bell wra purebaaed bv Mr. n>l;nt‘o” should be made of the chorus . and i cohscientiouB ....?? .5 "ho Wok a profound Slater in Detroit in 1K».i end w«a shin,lw Itb and Mh gradea directed by in , ~^**v*v iu irw anu was shin- ’*''*“ fingraues, directed by satisfaction in interMt "™ ?!?' k g hi" b"1'“’Onni1 **«'»ke« to Grand Haven ‘ »•« Sh*rl« Bn.inm. ' The »ddr«« by ---- -----------iH’iit If you M."" <o I «"« then <„ Grand lUpid, hlnB1 Or. i* Delo. Knll. of „t Albion-College, Albion Cnlleg., was w„ ... L>r 1'* Fall, ice that these ' U, I"'’ ” “nd “"'1 wh'”' lhle' missiun "“«<»> muvtxl moved thoroughly --------- "w™. it vra.nm.nly «n an enjoyed. Il wan mainly w>' want you tp IX>n ,be “fentin-i from <>rand ttipi.ls to Prairieville inlnntnU ulk to the cln» op the . klvn lu.11 ..c. _..... .... ■ ’ duties, privilege and responsibilities . the bell accompanied them. i4» matter what vi i till v-UU'ih. t yo^r pnMiase. ‘ He told Chief Topinalioe tu. keep Mr. Slater bad metered tho Indian of the teacher.. In Women’s Garments it ie essential to have , a line which will bear the most rigid inspec­ tion. We have just that kind of a line of Shirt Waists merit . Tho SMntatorj- by France# M. ^‘c Clatt* History by Grace B. Giddings: Prophocy by Nellie E. Stebbins: and Valedictory by Ella L. Lathrop: all members of the gradua­ ting class and filling the four places on tho program assigned to the daaa, were of a wry high order of lit* •?r.ary merit, and were presented very creditably imleel. The c lass of 14 is a vers strung one. and will Iw heard ‘ *n>m from favorably a* teacher* in the I public , "3 schools of Barry Co. • . . In presenting Ch,uni'???' 1"1"8, tiy diplomas Prof. .O — bevfm-I - •••—•■*.••••• mud some things iwaring on their future work iu the school room as well as in the affairs of life that w.-, are sure will do them gixxl. and be helpful to them in their work. :.-jooso3oqpoooa FrQsh I Every Day Waists White Jap SilK Waists with large and small tucks, latest sleeves with long cuffs, White Linen "Waists, tucked, solid iu front and back, linen collarH.&nd cuffs, ■ PRICES’ RlO'nt 15 cents* , BEAR RIO at IB PURE SANTOS at 20 BLENDED SANTOS at 25 CHASE t* SANBORN S HIGH GRADE at 30 FAMOUS SEAL BRAND at 35 SPECIAL REMEMBER with each ctsh purchase, /rade or settlement of account, you will be given a PREMIUM TICKET on some Fine Imported English Ware J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone No. 9. NOTICE Planing "" Matching Jcs. Alwine, BIG BARGAIN Rheuriiatism The People’s Store $75,000.00 Capital I People’s Meat Market PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE all sizes $3.00 we have it ladies and genUmen having tbe best kind of a time. . The rqport of a cyclone near Nash ‘k*­ ville Tuesday of last-week proved very fdrtamately to he unfounded But the CAN PLAY FOR THE FUN OF Nashville News >ays it was- near IT, BUT NOT FOR MONEY enough to the Kan*«a-i twister to satisfy The Michigan Central road has de­ the people uf that town. cided tu shot off card playing on iu If the skirt niost come, let dt g<» th-- line except fur pure enjoyment of the limit and bring with it the flaring game and any party of tran-ll-rs whu ittlelxmnwmiilnur not ..f «nt«-U-|. jn .......... the ........... future attempt to iiidnlggain him days. Then the. male fsshionahl«‘s ahy contest with the ptM^ nhuuld play even by dunning thqeeold where anything but glory ii tho i«*MT* coal scuttle piuglmts with the fur nib- will get into- tumble. The cam»e for bed tbe wrong way. tJjiw rule An the part of the officials is During’the storm of Monday morn- the frequent, riqxirts which are being ing lightning s|rudk the wires of the made of passengers whu have been hiri’itixena' Telejihone company in'Maple, wkinto a can I game by prufessiunnk . -. ” " '*l’ ,iIj.’- splintering several and lost Hwney. • L*"JVO *k,wll p*jlei and finally winding np by switch " j1 n" * ** 1 " ing off at the re^idemv <*(. John Gile LACBY 1*OSTOFEICE son. where it bored n hou* about as big TO BE DISCONTINUED .13 3 l»*ad pencil through -the side of ' After July 1, according to instracthe house and knocked bff a'phjce. of. tions sent out by the (MNitoffice flepart- tmtae radira! elm^.^ . mutter to I....... ------ — ----« ♦ > while the^ learned to love the white | alone to adjust itself to your figure ♦ mans bread they knew not W’ to bear i Brush your hair and read the morning Wbsl Is the use of trliinc thc rheumatic paper, manicure your nails; do oil the that be feels as If hl? jolnts.were being dis, the white man’s burden. t At-the time Mr. Slater settled in ' little odds and ends. Then, when it .| located? • f Prairieville, Bft-ry county and Kala- has worked down Into place, book up | He knows tbit hi» sufferings are very the rest of the books. It will bo com- I। much like the tortures of lbs 4 I hmumx) county were nndividwl. He | HERE IS k SUP FOR SOME fortable for tbe — day by that time. 1 ronaufc - — »FA«U ht uwita to know Is what Will per1 settled.on what was tho base lino of’ .. tl>c _______ _ «<ral.r r»«a you V/«l mafiently cure bis disease. CARPENTER 'Thon null Btrtngw tight ns *4 il’.'iJ 1/U!! ww-rw* ns ■ — ■nwn pull WThat,'according to thousands of grateful ;♦ '■ those counties and was near to several want tlivm. anti roo will hava Juat w ■tter, 1* uey _te.tlrauM.lata, to t lakes. A. S. Parker who built the fin*t • rood a Ogure. PKltaP* b'<tl'r- “ th")' X , frame bouse and bam in that part of. ire not pullad Mlllldit aa you r"” can ran tug tua 1 That It promptly neutralises the acid In the lithe country waa a near neighbor Utetn. Now. don't tla the ntringa. " W. R. JAMIESON, Prepr. «« Wood 00 «hlrt lhe dlmra ♦ | Orville Barnes, Mr. Spaulding, Mr.Oti a ■ 1> so alllx and unw-CTMory. ■<rrr>«l>«;» Ute ™!< J.rt.rwn II. Hitting,. Mich. t! nnd’Mr. Browne soon Bottled nearhim^ them in somewhere. They will HlnF lUetely eliminate! H. ■uim Malm.: 11, reuiro. Tr»H«ria ~fa->lftce well enough. —-— medallions In yoke,, pin head tucks and Insertion in front aud back, COFFEE— Hold meats.,...., ! have a tool chest au*i a full kit of ar; outer's tools that 1 will soli very rhsap. • each only $3.00 each $1> 1.75. 2 50 all sizes $1-50 and $2 M3 and w^3 listened to with profound attention when asked, to speak. "Let me,tell you. he Maid, some thing-I have seen assume uf our trading posts. I' , Evon Mackinaw, where Astor got rich and we very poor. The must profitable trade and the most ruinous trade MacWarder to gar Hamburg kin^w aver had was in whiskey. ” He ' 'itusage. The de, then gave the formula which was in >■ <! S.r three ineato-is such i piaster the cfr« of a silver dollar. The ‘ went, the Ltcey postoffiee will be disuw among the traders uf that period •• »e are compelled to damage was light, but the scare tu the continued. Until that time it will ' for the making of •‘fire-water" which -.• - them fresh Evary Day. irfmates of tbe bouse wm immense.—* 1* supplied from Bellevue. After that your Hamburg steaks । did not. exceed in cuht alxive five canto Nashvilk* Newi date the patrons of the Lacey post•J 'a'isage of us and’ you I a galloti and was retailed to the Inuiaqs JugdoWiUiam W. Cue w«. r.ju^.1 wil! '« ’•‘rr’ta'l b. rural earner j, ; .:?Sv assured that they are I for frj cents a’ quart- of which thuusand? ot Wales were sold ever)- vear to I(rom h‘B 1^^* slumbers Saturday i the Indians and which, when uken ' ni«bt « 100(1 raIT>ng at the duor SCALP MASSAGE. :<«m pat them in > .tale In which Hwy *nd “ “J*’™ "wb“ ‘ thw 'v“ mmM give everxthiw they i^i-raJ I w,th *he Two weary 1 ■' 1 ave vverythtnf in the | into the hand, oj the white man. .para- i P»Krim’ "»”■ Khtamo. ”*)><> ««nt t<*; 'cold meats. Try our . . tn wedlock. - -All right. .. Society women and working women in* mto their hernia rich fare am) ■-ha joined hams-Msds Co:d Vsal Last, just said the genial Judgv. “wa|t until I tbeir brains so weary and ’ - hig fur a cold lunch. richer lands for that which in exinvest myielfof what I have been di-' the,r 90 t,r«’ fhat t0 kwT UP j change, was worse than nothing and vrerad. ■ • ’ Thi. being don.- tbe wed-; hT, ’? T'"11)' , ! worked to the undoing of any good . , . , . ; Set the fingers bard against the scalp 'L .1. Weaver, Prop. that might .then*, have been done I11* • -Innllwl. •„ ' *’H ■’?’*' after one of these* days of Buffering, un(J in -flnU tllal U1(. b them. Pardo,: this iligrrasion. if it i- Etta . t?-.-VauVIeet became Mr-. Daniel G. . — — you w“— 0 • Rutjl Court street*. enciUmt this tan part of Mirhigmt-. Smith, 3“,l.lh: ,n aue fform, "nn- relative.- of !b «1"'-? « indue th«' u tlgtlt a- >f lf sln«l g|aed to Ute the .kill. skull. This 8 23F MAsrwos. •X MICtflOAP. , bride being witnesses tu thc solemn tightness of the scalp is due to teneaHr history and the means used tu get ceremony. The pudge makes a special-. «d<»u or nervous excitement and can OGcrxxxx»“J from the first owners uf th#* soil, thein tty of tying knob, that neither . slip or be relieved by simple scalp,massage, ? interest in what we so proudly churn ■ To gain ~relief take the plus and give.—Bellevue Gazette. -u‘' tudn^- ns ours. Treachery and abase { <v,nibM from the hair aud tirusb out the • tangles. Toss up the hnlr to lighten ’ TEN YEARS IN BED. instead uf justice and right was tbe j principle too often used th the first iuit With hair banging, place one hand R. A. Gray J. P. Oakville Ind. I OU top of the head and the- other Just | tenxmrse between the white man and writes. 'Fur ten year- 1 was confined above the base of the brain; with both | his red brother. to'my Uxl with disease of my kidney a ? bands. and without letting - the Anger : Th.- retrain Mr. Slater did n.*t remain It waaf so t|wsevere ,lmr. that , 1 could not move ”srt uf the time. 1 consulted the very tlj»s Klip over the scalp, push toward longer at the Carvy miwlon at Nile* J £? al me ai^al skill avaitabh .m«. ...filial availabh* but could the crowu of the bead, as If attempt>“i’g started jny Planing anil khe chief reason, of his removing g».tt no reli*..' relief until —..12 T. Foley's Kidney " Cure , jng to make a fold in the scalp. Conno.- rvrommendrd .n-rnuur ,.d»4 u> u. — %. It has l*en uuu.? for gome time, changing the po- ' ’ - • • '! tjte Table factory from lhe Thomaa miraion in Grand • «»< me. a,Godsend,tome. Sold bv^ AJrt^ <rir~- I sltlon of the finger*. Then place ono ' --‘t to announce that I am Rapids waa owingto,the dtaturbitw in- i ^gj*^^**sJocw-wtg^.'H. Goodj 4... .rat- . ^UQ(j above each ear and push- toward j ■■ ■» prepareq to do all kinds of the Milling t j1 flueno^s flueficits wrought by thc filing and giv-। giv- | Vf>nr the crown of. the tiead. Continue work- , Xra.e ef ra# liquor Uraewrem Pra • Iwa Indians. TeraliranS The ’I'll*) rapid t*»r,i<l ' ■ i . ■ ■ । ing to the ' lug aluug the edge of the hair to the ’ influx of white settlers into Grand j ADJUSTING A CORSET. ) forehead and to tbe base of tbe brain, j ' Rapuls which began in the spring of i Place the stiffened flagers of both uli kinds of | 1R33 and tbe demoralizing effect pro- j ! hands almost together at the base of . ] Moulding, Window Frames dneed upon the Indians thereby indi-, Mm A. M. Wade uf New York, an the brain aud jRhake that portion of the >' scalp quickly and rigorously with the catedlo those in charge the advisabil-1 official ot tbe drw*makers' national and Door Frames. 1 ity of n removal of .the mission and in i organisation. in a recent lecture on the finger^ making the scalp move with tbe huger-. Take tbe fingers up. set uramUK For. .1 Work. House Finishma 16H|and was purchased in Prairieville. ! art OJ of dressing properly spoke about them down In another spot and con- , ' ' Barry Co., and the mission was re- | manu^ of putting on1 a corset tlnue from the base of the brain to tho ' moved there, about fifty “Indian familit is ia niatur not of w forehead , and [back again; then repeat j r eased to figure with von ies is all accompanied .Mr. Slater to 1 22 corset, but of wearing a No. 27 and the motion by working from the base ■ wy work you may wish. their new quarters. The sturgeon with locking as though you wore ai ~, she of the brain Clowe to tho ears and up j It Is not so much B matter of a I which fbe Grand river h^d ttouuM ,rald_ ujtaeb^. m.tt£-u to the ceuter of the forehead. Paris gown as It Is the manner In To set tbe scalp into a glow throw ■ ■ were growing scarce and there « as els'* which the gown is worn. Mrs. Wade f a lack of meat, fur deer will not stay in began by saying: ”If you begin to book thc hair Into a part, lift the arms and bring tbe edges of tbe bands down on. ; a region wl»ere guns are fired. So in your corset at tbe top and push your­ to the head;with a sharp quick move­ Hooking for a new location it was self right on down with the booking ment The' fiiigera should be relaxed eived a car load of White • found that one of tbe best fishing you will end with an ’ubdorucn and no and apart, that a separate rap may ba w ti th la-week. i waters was Gull lake in Barry Co. and hlpa. Tbe woman who boasts that k'»6 felt for each finger ns the flngeni come 'the rich findings of pickerel with never unties her cornet laces has no together upon the scalp. Repeat this ~ : ■ .—। which the lake then abounded gave Idea of what dressing properly moans. oil over the bead. You must untie your corset laces at Place the fingers on the crown of the • * ' ♦♦♦♦ *<rettt ”»Dsfaction 10 theBt “P®1* fiaiwP’' j night, and in the morning you must , head and make circle# with them, ■j men. They built log botnet and oarh I pull them Just as*loose as you can/’ ns nr&. causing the scalp to circle with tbo — \ family had their pince of ground to This is the way dress it- to With the strings Angers. (Jo to the ears, to the base of ♦ ■ work, imt they wore not furmon, and ! Wade explained it: T"*' th/corl^ and toS' braIu' to 4° forehe’d and h"* to t ruuld not bo made ancli In one genera- all low, put on ' ♦ | tion. Wildnera had held them for : th*.' lower hook. urationi. ftnu “* -wra*. ------j??11.,1—------ - ------ —!—--------------~“ ♦ many genorationa and It it wm* »*< » a •*» hard boac, vravr aupportww. ... Waists White India Linen Waists, tucked and hem­ stitched in back and front, others with embroid ery insertion In front and back, ; | Hood's Sarsaparilla ■ I Surplus :: $25,000.00 Otflcen Start Chester Messer, President. R. B. Messer, Uice Prts. Ji. B. Bndersoh, Cashier. Director* Account CbcRter mnwr, R. B. mtiwr. R. C. Traub, today at our savings bank. It will help you. to save and leads on to prosperity. m. L Cow. D. S. Goodyear, ERke Water*. Get na DailS Rank DVVS Rook Wi We glve free-asand deposits you make can. Keep tab on lhe interest, as it's important. When you want advice abont in­ vestments come in and consult us. We give it free. Our savings bank helps to provide for the rainy day. H. R. JWkrww. Interest IMld or Savfagt IXpotlt*. moRCV 10 Bastings City Bank Corr or Real £<Mt« Staritv. ENGAGEMENT DlilpQ = - and WEDDING TllllUO j j ? Hastings, Mich. ODTIPAI U/fiRf VrllUAL nUUKf ~ BEST WORK Uli ROODS ONLY F.R. PANCOAST THE CORNER JEWELRY STORE KNIVES and FORKS, fn ir Trlpl. Plat., for . law J2J3 days oniy......--............ WATCH and JEWELRY ..... REPXYRING. II ii All Kinds. My itora Is open evenings Phone No. 20-3 K. �HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 15. 1W5Th. Clevelud a,, suill,.o tu be shipped «-* soun as iKmibie. Meat 18 commonly preserved by RespL .Submitted. Fred L. Heath. Mayor. J. C.' Barber C. Weiasert. A. steeping It in brine. This method, however, has the undesirable effect of W. Hilton. ■ Common Coancil met in regular ses­ On motion of Aid. Sentz the report extracting from the. meat much soluble nutritious matter besides rendering tbe sion Friday ’ levelling Juno 2. 1905. THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. was accept^! (Carried) meat harder and >«•» dlgtttlbte. AuMayor Heath presiding. Report of Treasurer presented. i Present at roll cull Aid. Barber, Citv Treasurer's report of condition of Otty’a tight cases. The case* are packed with ----- ----bin, l*t June litfbV J*t. 't*». On the Marengo farm of Gordan W. j Battle Creek is happy. Tbe lastjeg- Brooks. Grant. Hilton. Sent/, Weiwert. flnuncex eultni Paid on hnd meat and fined up with gran' and are on hnd ; Smith one of the rarest archeological .islature passed a bill stipulating that j Absent Aid. Hall. Horton. thli then hermetically sealed except at ono J • la*l i relic* in the state exists. It is known • half the terms of circuit court in Cali Minutes of previous regular meeting report point They are then exposed to beat And you know why, too. It's as tbe Indian Mill.” and is located in boun Co. shall be held in Battle CVeek. of council read and approved. ■ Aid. CooUagent over­ above that of boiling water for several those gray’hill's! Don't.you drawn'.... .... a second growth of oak woods on tbe I A. As the latter Utter city furnishes, turniebe, OTerh.lt over half of W®B H*II reeume. resumes his hl. seat .e«t on the tbe council council, hours, thus destroying all the existing Jtnow that Ayer’s Hair Vigor germs and driving out .all tbe air con­ in theronnty. thi, would .»«.-*-« ’rhc foH""!"* north hank of the Kalamazoo river.'thea‘litiKitioo ‘* ’ *- .ccount. * were .edited, Dog tained In them. The open part Is then restores color to gray hair? J-'0-*, rWw. ttuming.. In this piece of woods and adjacent to wem to be . f.lr arr*ngent,.iit. Generic. Street . .83 90 Library.............. soldered over. If by any accident the ° , I C. Casline, teaming.. Well, it does. And it never it are several out-croi» of Marshall ,:w w Water ' i£ L Smith, teaming. tin la not hermetically sealed tbe meat tax troni sandstone. At one point there is 'a fails, either. It stops falling .26 40 Liquor Willi, T. BUboii. tenner rtndent in {Vm. Smith, teeming, will spoil.-American Queen. CO. Trea^., out ; piece of native rock outcropping that the Charlotte schools and a graduate I MMilgued.-. ... hair also, and keeps the scalp . ,, . . . i U. Tiihurnt, teaming, , j is about three feet high, nine feet wide an * w of Olivet college has resigned his posi- soi rx»ud. teaming... Will make the clean and healthy. Do not 331 te M W. H. Conte, Fund overdrawn and fourteen feet long. In one corner tion as superintendent of the St. Johns , C. Bennett. lal«»r SPENCE’S BARN. f»4M 12 Total on hand grow old too fast! 1 is a cavity twenty inches' deep and .schools, which he has held three years i F- Baker, labor ft 96 Opera House. Consort is ; On motion of Aid. Weiwert same was stallion. 10*4 hands high; ’ twciity-two inches across. It is the to accept a like position in the Holland I have a full line of Ladles . 6 58 । accepted aad made a jmrt of the re­ strong breeder. Linen Collars for 2Uc, 25c exact shai<e of a kettle. • This was used «cbool,ut« salary | C.’Strouw.’lalair . r> ini I cords. (Carried/ To insure standing colt aud 30c. . as a mortar by the Indians in-which to 1 '•------ -• i F. Grissen, labir Moved by Aid. Hall that the Marshall ' grind their corn. Old settlers say that . 8 i»3 Marhall has completed the taking of j p' Rayner, labor |u>4»r..'.' I also have a fine line of Silk and A 0 ,rx>..it 5 48 notify the several companies having , in early days the Indians used to come Alto naaaufuotururu of Paper FANS that I will sell cheap. the school census. The rfjiort shows S. AuQerson. ‘ labor... 17’50 dead wires in tbe city that they must Z-l . . — siMAMaiu*. to this’place and bending over a sapling. Price 15c, 25c, 30c and 50c. £ Smith. I labor. that there ire IHUl school children pi. 1* — —-— —--------- ----- .1(1 97 Owner and hV!; lie removed. fasten a stone pestile to it. used the that city, a loss uf nine since hist ! £1?n06!• j Manager, ‘4«.'r• MEBW PECIOBALI JSKtt LEE HING. The following petition was presented. sapling as h spring pole, and thus year’s wnsu\ which showed a total of Roum-''lutior* I working the pestile until the corn was ^2Resolvtsl that a public sewer be con ­ J. ’ Warner, labir.’ ’. i.’ 7.'i structed and extendi**] from the sewer groutnd. Twenty years ago Prof. Payne, ■' - , G. W. McArthur. lal»or heretofore constructed, to n point on of the Michigan University, made a Act directly on lhe ’liver. rri. « > , ,, , „ , Sam Teapie. labor.............................. 5 25 South Jefferson street between Madison The Adance Thresher- Co. of Battle Dan Waldorff, hil-or....: .1« 97 and Clinton streets, • south to South visit! to the mill and wrote up deipati«*r., j script ion of it for Harper’s Mngaz^ine. Creek has rece’red an order fur 1.30 corn j-Frank Rouse, labor.............. ...............1 «O street, and that the city of Hastings ^usne^cl.14 85 proceed .to nssess and collect thi? cost buskers to.be shipped to tie Argentine 1 '' “• ! It. attracted much attention at the Rj*nubHc jMneFifcber * «wk. la tabor and expense thereof from the ownera • ■ Ered £r............................. : tima hut dropped out of sight until re­ itepubl tc. of the lots contiguous and which will Want your moustache or beard "1 John Mulligan, tabor........................ cently discovered by Charles E. Bantes. ; lie drained accomodated and^benetted by 36 ! Plainwell has 331 children of school. L°° , president of the Battle Creek Nature said sewer. The lots to be benefitted a beautiful brown or rich buck? Use and awomoitated and ujion which such DETROIT. MICH. Ch'ilL—Battle Creek Journal. age. This is a loss of four' in a year. Turner' cartture* - ■ ■' - • .. assessment is to ’ lie made by said - ■ H. Wellman, cartage........................ Enter any time. No vacations, flood sewer are as follows: J^>ts 1165. 1166. rmults guaroniced. under new manage­ Buttle Creek Im, giwd pmepret, for ” ’ ’ ’'' ’. ■' " ’' I |167. UWX. 1169. 1218. 1219. 1220. 1221. ment. Correspondrace vollcit&L Addn-** H.’ R. Wagar of Ionia, who built the 15 I। 1222, 1229. 1230. 1231 1'2)2. 1233. 1380. W.M. SHAW, W LI. BURCH. dam at Lyons, will engage extensively nn automobile factoryF. L. Heath, labor acct 4 , 1281. Will.Col.lt 1282. 1283, labor 1284. “raJl. 1192. 1293. rr»»HUat RrtaciH1 .......... 4 901' 12M and in cotton culture in the South, having 1128. £ L. Sentz. Frank Chas. Baker, laupr•........................... 4 20 Hulldint:. Ur I* wold and Grand already purchased as a starter 8,800 £ Brooks, W. A. Halt EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENT. E. Bronson. lntx»r........................ 2 «3 River Ave . DETROIT. MICH. —acres of cottonzbottoms near Mobile. On motion of Aid. Hilton same was . C. Rayner, labor Alu. If this is a success he will try G. Wiseman, labor granted. (Carried! A. D. Maynard, freight and car. Better another small piece and in time may ■ ' I'HOBATE OKDEK The following petition was received. . Thornappie Electric Co have enough, land to make a small sized • ’A learned proferwor waa speaking to State of Mlchlmw. County of Barry, m a large nudleuee att tbe Udfveralty University of Cha». Biter. Salary and car fare..Bl 75 To the honorable Mayor and City At a wmion of tbe Protartt* (uurt forth< farm—of what we woqld call one jn thc adipraUoa of‘ Goodyear Rubber Store. 1 45 Council. Pbiladelphiti upon C., County of Barry, holden alythi- Probate offico. ' T ‘ Detroit Sheet Le4d Works‘189 73 Gentlemen: tn tbe City of HaMtuci. *n nald County on this; section. plants to their envIroumenL says thCTuesday the •.■Snl day of Mat In the year TZr__J7E ~ r, J. 0. Barber, expenses 1 would ix-tition that you .lay or Jjidles’ World. He described a thorny ! -i ouotbousaud nine timid red and live. ; -T — .-. Thornappie Electfiq. Co ....160 Hl caused to l>e layed a water pipe from Thuraajiph- *EJeci h. *E»K>n Hupiil' hM tte Iwarii^i weight Plant piuui of in the nil- dtmert, utrsi ri, eo^foruikluMe «.> yiniuuuiue that Glut Thornappie Electric Co.... Main street m>rtb. on Creek street alrout 10 feet io the center, of my store Irnikl’ Ml« th. petuion dul, ..TI.’ *e “orlil-KU pnuxK it has the surname of “horrlda." He Bauer Bros., supdlies Will season »^t.i diem i,„._ —.— loaf .u ------- ». long Frank r.’: Fifiekl. safiirjacct.... .... 37 80 ing. os 1 want to take water for bouse told how .every through na! twsr. Of \ otiney w. Ferris, -on ot «a|d <!<-c<-;w<l. Livdly as the majority of slim men, generations of warfare had. t»eeonie a use also for water closet. Jesse Town­ praying that an instrument boh on file in thi* »... „n court piiri>ortiug to n* tlw u*: win and testaan alLruund gqua man anti ofnc» r. •pine, but that when transferred to - On motion of Aid. Barbe■r the ac- send stall? 1 counts were alkiwUl and orders drawn . Uientofsau dn-eawd I* UmttKM to probit- For vears he travelled as the ‘Fat European tiotanlcal gardens from the ! Moved hy Aid. Grant that )«tition ®f unit the executor therein named appointed or , BOtnevtber suitable person. fctex* ’ with ahnw* Boy!* shows. burning sands At Sahara, sheltered ' with the exception of the account uf Jesse Townsend for water extension.be Thereupon It ts ordered, that Monday, the there and watered, so wondrous wu : the Fire Department (Carried). liHli day of June A. 11. 1i«» al ten o'clock to granted, t Carried). tbe forenoon, be a*--linied for the bearing of The following petition was presented. The construction of...— the -new Grand the change in It that it could hardly The following petition was presented: Mid petitiOQ and that the heirs at law of said . — r-------------------------be rexx>gnt»*d. Tbe thorn* In the new Midareallrequked other per*on.« Interested to Trunk locomotive snojis shot*aim arid round round • deceased Mid estate, toapjirar at a M«»lot irnn* locomotive growth became leaves. It Iseetued to To the Honorable Mayor and the Tu the honorable Mayor and the Com­ Service fee Sio to insure standing coh I Common Council of tbe city of Has­ mon Council uf the City of Hastings. of Mid Court, then lobe hidden >t the probate hotutes at Battle Cftek will be comJoy In Its rest from rtruggie and de­ offlee. in the CIIjl of Hasttacn* >» *rtd county, . , ,... tings. . Messrs: and show cause if any there be. why the prayer t menced next fall. velop lines of beauty. ’ ...--------------.wl„,%, -owners We the undersigned r propertv We the undersigned do hereby peti­ »•* UVI 3 uf the petitioner may not be granted. And It i • One listener thought of tired,. Strug- ■ on North Ctiurch -itret’t extending from tion your honorab.'le hody to cause to . ,1s fur-.lier ordered, that «!•! petitioner give . —— nolle.: to the ter-nn* interested tn said estate % „ r«r.n,ulv u..ia <i- gllng women, tho^e who have n>ueIPTo<Mib to Thorn street, petition your Inj laid a water main for the bonefit of ■ of the pendency of mild petition and the hearing ■»' vniun Citj man recently sold .1. contend with, how sharp they ar^ and i honorable body, for an extension of our riMidences on Court and Church kh'2r.?°? J* caurint a copy of th& order to be walnut trees ,for $3W0. ever on the defensive, yet bow '■ they i J'an.^ we lo same streets. Dated at Hartings. May 6. pubiiihrd In the Hastisc.s Banner ;i news' paper printed and circuited in said County of ehanp. rtrs trvul from wn!llnB In- '°r. %, '™T""’ ,Sifn“a' 19H5. J. C. Lampman. Mrs. Nathan Barry, one* in each week for throe suceesslvr • Snntu frvln. Sav, n r ■ f\y L G<)U Ch«r for hOUSC anti laWtl. Barlow. D. £ Kurtz. w*?ekN previous to said day of hearing. ■ Two cases rif smallpox are reported runts, trying boys, weary hours of ^Vaite lawn *Ella C. Recox. Char. M Mack. On motion of Aid. Grant same was •ewlng after long days about the house . ' ’ • Probate Register. .lodge of Probate ' nt Kalamazoo.. to lessen expenses and bow pli-asant It . 11 n,ntl^n °* AHL* Hall same was re­ referred to- Water comm, with i»wer i [ATrooOonv.l ts to see them develop -when; rest and ■ f<-‘ired to Hater comm (Carried) , to act. (Carried) . NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIM*. a better Income aud a more refining life ■The ’•* following ••• petition was presentMoved by Aid. Weiiwert that the or- ' Stale of Michigan, County of Barry, is. are theirs. J Notice h h»n-by Riven, tliut by itn order of the dinance committee draft an ordinance Beside this person In a reverie-was a*! Probate cpurlHor the County of Burry, made on To the Common Council of the City of Relative to the setting opt and protect­ the 29th. day of May. A. l>. t“OS. four month* , The Well Known Specialist tenderly reared little woman IttUo had , Hastings, Hastings. ■ ttom that date were;allowed for creditor' to pre­ ing of shade trees-. ^Carr ied1 never known want or hardship ’ or suf! — ■ rent EJiefrcIhlm* nprxlrut the rotate of William We the undt-fsigned property owners M. Baine late of .said, county, d<t*rx««!. । fori ng. She turned to tho writer and on the south side of W. Bond street be­ The druggist Irond of Arthur £ ' IS COMING 1 and that all creditors of said deceased are re- , whlspervrt: tween Park and Washington streets, Mulholland- as principle and W. H.a milled to present their claim* to said Probate Court, nt the I’roUith Office In the City of Has- j ‘‘He Is talking of plants, and I nm do ask that a sidewalk grade lie given Goodyear and Chester Messer was pre­ tings, for examination and allowance, on or tiethinking of children. If only the little ns as we wish to build sidewalks. fore trw '.■Jtii day of September next, and that seined. Mich claims will bo lP*ard Indore “.rid Cdurt. oc children could have right surroundings H. C. Palmqtier. Ida M. Pahnatier, J. Friday the -‘Alli dnj nt Sept.-nilw r next.at ten B. Mingcs, Will Beam. — On motion of Aid. Grant «atf was and develop in benhb and beauty!” o’clock tn lhe forenoon ot that day. Dated May JMli. A. I». u«. On motion of Aid. Grant same was accepted. ! Carried • , The speclaUita In botany nnd the amateurs listened Tor Information, but referred to Sidewalk comm. 'Carried) ' The following communication thereafter the lecture was, for those The following jietition was present two, nn allegory and n sermon. W '• PROBATP. ORDER Fred Heath. Mayor. . State of Mtchtgair, County of Barry, as. At a ses-lou of the Probate i.’ourt for toe Hastings. Mich. . • . . ; To the Honorable Mavor aqtl Common County of Barry. hoMen at the Probate office Cotiqcil of the City of limiting*. : Dear Sir; The wisdom uf■ Serugglns, millionaire In the city of lla-tuigs. tu said County on Gentlemen: Tuesday, the rth day of June. In the year ex-stage driver,, from John Uri Lloyd’s Tn regard to the voting maone thousand nine hand:••d and five. We the undersigned owners of pro­ chines would say that after talking novel, ••Scroggins Prewnt<‘has. M. M-n-k. Judge of Probate. ! party subject to ameartneht on the con­ with Mr. Pierce, .that uny of the three In the matter of the estate ot Aitnlra A. , “Et don’t make no difference, Mr.; ",- tinuation of the Jefferson street sewer, Rork dscemied. I Mayor, how rich and Ign’rnnt n man Is here by .offer remonstrance against the following proj-ositiuns tn regard to On reading and ullng the jn'tlUon duly verf . lied at fjiarle- H. ’ Hauer, executor named J'. of he only bea scuse ’nough ter keep on building of said sewer Dated May 12 terms of. payment, will be satisfactory In the i.v-t a III and testament, of said drtons: First, if cash is laid a discount workln* after Bittin' rich. But ef be . 1905. Andrew Doud. J. A. Pierson. Of five per cent will be. allowed Seconds c-am-<1 praying that nu Instrument now on file Z.; in ml* court purporting to In* the tart will and I \ A tries ter quit work; an’ enj’y himself 1 To the Honorable Mayor and Common your council can pay us four hundred tot.inM-iiL of Mdd deceased lx* admitted to pro <3 by lookin’ nt thing* with bls eyea an’ । Council of the City of Hastings. b-ite and the ext entbr therein named appefntdollars now. five hundred dollars one ixlurvuc other Miltable per«ou. i f thinkin’ with bls no1' ’count brain an* j We tbe undersigned owners of pro­ year from now. and five hundred dulThereupon It I*, ordered that Friday, tbe stutfln' bls one stomach like et war a perty liable ta.be oaaeased. herein' jwti- Ihdk within two years with interest at SSth day uf Jtuie A. D., iwu. at ten o'clock < ” In tint forenoon, be aaMgoed for the hearing of ! hogshead be air n fool. I’ve got my!. | tion your honorable body to have, a five iwr rent, or if you prefer. Third. [ said !<rUtloti am! that the helm nt law of *a!i> wind agin, and I’m Igoln' back ter the : sewer established on .Jefferson street Two hundred dollars now. and four deceased nbd all other person-* Interested In ' from the sewer on said street south to hundred dollars a year, for three years said ertnte. are rmiuired to appeir at a session gulch," Service Fee $15 to insure. ’ South rtreet. R. C» Leach. Geo. I.. of Mid Court.then to be holden nt the probate ’ He will be in“But, my good man. you are old. i1 Hinohman. L. N. Mosher. H. K. Hall. with, interest nt five wr cent. office. In th” city u< Hasting**. In said county, Mr. Pierce does not tielieve that it and show cause If any then-1*--. why thc prayer Your place Is filled try some other man. ;! F. D. Baker. A. D. Cadwallader. Bert' will be possible fur him to come over of the peutloncr may ant lr* granted. And It Perhaps you cannot iget it back." Fairchild, W. W. Cunbing. D. C. Bron- for your council inw*ting this .week, ns , is further ordere*!. thru -uld J>et1lloner give I notlor to th” t*»-r*-onf* Interested in said estate "I’anlncr,” said ‘Scroggins, “there i son. E. A. Burton. he is to stlm^Sunday for California, j of lhe ix-hdency of said petition aud the hearing At Parker House ain’t no question 'buut my glttln’ that ;: On motion of Aid. Weissept same and has considerable to. do before leav- i Uu-recf by canting a copy ot thi* order to be puHlshdl In the JIa>i n.us Ha.vxek a news- । ing. He will probably telephone you place. Mr. Mayor, ;I owns the line. ; ! was laid on table. (Carried) ’ paper printed and clrcitlHb-d hi »:ud County of 1 alxtut Wednesday to see what one of When I picks up them ribbons thnr Barry, ouo* In each week for three sucwMlve ' won’t be no agent tu say, ’Ihit ’em :■ The following petition was presented. these propositions you and rhe finance ' To tbe Honorable Mayor and the Coin- committre deem it beat to accept. down. Scroggins.’" Truly Votirs. । mon Gbuncll of the City of Hastings. (A trr.e cony |.___________________________ B. D. Chandler, Secretary. ! Gentlemen:. . ’ One day only each month. Office We tbo undersigned resident* and . -NOTKE <IF HEARING CLAIMS. i On motion of Aid. Weissert same was Brlght, cheerful hopeful thoughts hours, 9 a. iu. to 3 p. m. i taxpayer^ of the second ward of said 8tat>- of Michigan. Couaty of Barry, m. ir.tl n strong belief in one's own ability city hereby petition your Iron, body to laid on the table. (Carried) Notice Is hereby glvwi. that by im order Of . .... uw iToiwu- court for ttw county ot Barry. Consultation, Examination and Advice to accomplish the thing undertaken' are cause repairs to be made at the comer Yeas Brooks. . Grant, Hall, Hilton. No other disease la so prevalent among men as Varicocele. Aa. It mode onibn ■-•nd day of June. A.D. 11M&, tour Free; friends that will Insure success. Tbe ■ of Walnut and Montgomery streets, so Sentz, Weissert. Nays Earlier. with the nutrition of the sexual organ* It produces weakness. Joss of aem-n mouth* from that date »cr<* n-lowod for crqdlt- ■ tbo urine, decay of tb«- organs, pains in the loins, aching In the hick. n-n ont to present their dalin- azatn*i the irrtale of ambitious [x-raon should learn as early I to keep the surface water from over­ despondency, bashfulaeas, palpitation of tbe heart, comrttpatlcn. and z/ Dr. McDonald has for years made a William H. Burd, tate of said county, dereu-urt,' The following petition was presented. In life as possible to pick out the of these results in complete LOSS OF MAHMOOD.- Thousand? of 1-' flowing the private propertv adjacent sod thxt .ill creditors of -uld d**ci-a>*e<l arc re­ study of Chronic and lingering Dis­ middle-aged men are troubled with STRICTURE- U ydu have reason •<’ '•; • The petitioner Goodyear Bros, of the quired to present ttwtrelalrn-s to -*ald Probate eases. His extensive practice and Su­ frheids and enemies of success, and In thereto John McLravj-, Bert Webb. ear* afflicted wtth.lt. don’t, neglect it. Il *111 ruin you. Don’t Utd.’••orV Opurt. at the iTuban- Ollier tn tho <tty of Hurt­ I City of Hastings, hereby makes appli­ Mrs. Fred Doolker. Charles Merrick, nt on you by cutting, stretching or tearing It, Our MEW METh" ■ ' . many cases it will be found that tbo tug*. for examination and aHowanci*. on or be­ perior Knbwledge enables him to cure WENT dissolves the stricture I issue, hence It disappears and can n-te r .. fore the 2od day of Oetotw-r next, and that such every curable disease. All Chronic greatest enemy resides within himself. I Al Herney, Maria Stover. cation for a license as a plumber under ■We cure Varfcoecle and Stricture without operation cr las* at time. .r< i ■ . „ elattnk will >e heard before said Court, on MooOn ^notion of Aid. Hall same was MrfMlelK.itad Jtdr o«r froo DtMtt*t*d|<Jy>k .r.” • an ordinance of the city of Harting* da* th-i -tid day of OdCober next, at ton Diseases of the brain, spine, nerves Morbid thoughts, for example, are Infi­ COCELS and STRICTURE. WE^JUABANTEE TO CUBE OR *0 PA*.blood, skin, heart, lungs, liver, stomach o’clock hi ti* forenoon of that day. nitely greater bindranees to success referred to Street coium. (Carried. > and says: That his place of business is Dated. Jupc '-■nd. A. D. 180S. kidneys, bladder and bowels sclentiQ than opposition from outside, and no Giiaklks M. Mack. Report of Street comm . was present ­ at Hartings, in the city of Hastings, cally aud successfully treated. Dr. health, no beauty, no harmony, no real Judge of Probate, ed. McDonald pays special attention to and that he is a resident of the City of catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Throat success can exist In tbo atmosphere of Report of Street comm, on purehaao Hastings and considers himself qualified All •exual complaint* affect th«M errata. henes the kidney* are at 51OKTGACK SALE. abnormal melancholy or morbid Ideas. Of dlMaae. Have you erhlng or weakness over the-Small of Jn» ' Default harinx been nu<1r tn tho condition* of a and Liing Diseases, Chronic Diseases Overcome the enemies to success witb­ I of roller. Your committee met on May to carry on such business and that he Urinate frequently, deposit In urlno. coldness of hand.* or f» et a dro««r ’ 24 at council room and canvassed the ivttain inortraue executed by IahtU F. Haye* peculiar to women, Nervous and Phyai, tho momlar. Don‘t neglect your kidneys. Our NEW METHOD THEATX. • and F.innm ffares. husband and wife to John G. cal Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis. in yourself and you will have done j question‘of the roller as thoroughly as is willing to be governed by the ordi­ is guarantrrd to cure any dlieass of these organa or no pay. Keuter. dated the thirty-find day of March. 1S03. Neuralgia, and all Chronic and Nervous much toward reaching the goal of.your i possible and then requested the three nances, rules and regulations which recorded tha twratleth day of April. JPOU, in W No Names Used Without Written Consent. Diseases of Men, Women and Child­ ambition.—London Answers. 1 parties with whom jve were in conBulta- are or may be adapted by the Common auu vs *• nn .i -..ci- i ' »-• ... ™ ren. Nn matter what your disease Uon with to submit their figures to the Council. Dated June 2, 1903. Good­ ' date of this ddUc»-. the Mun of Llev«*n Hundred may be, committee at 6 n. m.. May 24_ Price WARNING. . vid Seventy env and Forty-Eight One-Hundi ed­ to be F. O. B. Hastings. ' The.follow­ year Bros. ', ttut Iteiiar.*. besides lhe attorney’a fee sllpulnted If you have kidnev or bladder trouble . to i* paid tn the said mortgage should any pro- There is Still Hope-Then Do On motion of Aid. Weiseertsame was and do not use Foley’s Kidney Cure j ing bids were submittal to your com­ tredinrtlw taken tn foreclose the same, notice Is i mittee. hereby given thuL.Vy virtue of the power of Mie 'you will have only yourself to blame j granted. (Carried) Not Despair ( contained Iu «1<1 mortgage. I shall foreclose the | k B. Uicbards, I SS&7J uS WWWyVfJSI I but con.UK Dr. McDomdd .nd get a for resultfl as it positively cures all! The following petitionwas presented. forms of kidney and bladder diseases. I'dTm foM2Stt OO-MIMI pw ton. The petitioner. Baker & Bennett, of House in the eity of HastteRi uo th.*-fourth^day : correct diagnosis of your disease and ' For sale by A. £ Mullhollaud suc­ 4 Ton for 815.00—78.75 per ton. I recommend you doctors with ay wools b«*rt." SLWSryjiSSriw S"Sl'‘X«i> t“ I *s«ur^rU>«t th. dootoMnows corfl Ton for 890.00—78 00 per ton and ex­ the City cf Hastings, hereby makes ap­ cessor to W. EL Goodyear. CUBES 6U1UITEED. 10 CURE ID MY. ■j; cm-township ot Irving, rountrof Barry. nn<i i rectly what ails you. If youarecurtra weigth for 870.00 per ton. plication for a Ircense as a plumber stateof Mi' titoro. descrtiH i nMotlows. town, rable, be will cure you. Those unable Bid of JultamScholl & Co. by Al­ under an ordinance of the City of Hun­ lefcre Treatment after Tn-atment tings and oays: That his place of ■, 0.11. wrK. lor .ymptoin bl«i. bert A. Wright as viz: We treat and cure N>rvou» Debility, boat Manhood. VartcoeWe. ‘ north haif. Of the northeaat quarter, of seettoa ! Correspondence strictly cantidential. BTon—4 or 5 Ton at $76.90 per ton. business is at Hastings, in the City of Kidney and Vrlnary CompUtai*. CooaaKatkm Fret. Boeks Free. " ' * U mnnber twenty-two, all ta township nitmler four i Hastings, and that he hi a resident of For Infents and Children. or auction Liat tor Home Treatment. Bid of E. P.' Burrell, representing tho north of range number nln«- wr*t. containing Address, City of Hastings, and considera : one bnndred and twraty acres of laud aocjnHng ,, National Drill & Mfe. Co. at $77.50 the himself qualified to carry on snch busi to the Untied Htates Surrey be the same more cr Dr. Donald McDonald per ton and extra weight at $60.00 per k»% tbe seme being tbe mortgaged premise*. i ness and that be is willing to be govton. . JuHNG.toVTM. . THE SPECIALIST. erned.by the ordinances rules and regBears the z/^> . T* • Mortgagee Your committee considered tho bid of 148 8HILBY STRICT; DITRO1T, MICH. 848 and25° £wt Fulton Str, E. RJiawrH—rho4uwe^t and therefore Dated ^utiDga, Mteh.,* June Mb. Ims j Grand Rapids, Mich -eufilracted with him for a^W ton roller Continued on page i». c Im Growing Old Fast Southwestern Michigan l' common A2A Consort No. 40 Ladies Linen Collars JAiTES BRYAN flyers 1 SUMMER SESSION. Gutchess College 9 rbAll A Mllllb IlC The>’ cure «11S AJ Clb r 02142289 BAYARD BF i known a 131 make the at W. H Speiu barn, Bayard is a beautiful black stalliein. weighs 1,500 pounds and has no equal eq.ua in the county as a producer. Walter Demond, Groom Dr. Donald McDonald The imported Spanish .lack. “Fernando , will season at W. H. Spence's barn, opposite tbe Opera House. ames Bryan, M wednesoau. June 21 Varicocele a Stricture I Kidneys & Bladder CASTOR 1A Ths Kind You Have Always Bought DasKENNEDYiKERGAN �___ HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 15. 1005 Z D. Cadwallader's ^AU ESTATE STI 5 IIS WINS THE \STE8BINS FACTORY EXCHANGE, S LITTLE EARL OTIS FATALLY BURNED OHi.T ,'rri''cr50'1 s Grocery. HASTINGS. Word Receivedday Show, Mr. SUbbioe Ha, Doored to Loc..e J iTICH. : of iota 3, 4 and 5 and balance of said lot ,3 in u ?r<• kefs addition, S200.00. and IV, block 2, Grant’s aaddHiof--' and lots for sale. . iSrm of acres: soil is ud teAnd loam and lays well, roted, 18 acres bottom land eefc. balance wood-lot with ' jinber. Fine orchard, Her-i’ -1: ’ . lmri» is a .basement 33x46; ■Jue i■ . fine church. 1 mile from ■ .wir.is spring near buildsebo>! iu?? \ fine farm of 125 acres, . loarn, level and free ■ -turnps. all Improved . . d-iot. Fine buildings, fiu! .; ii.jtt'v; barn is baset^ent ■ 1mile from school, creamery. -. of M acres, good . c clay loam and lays a . : f'fers or. a hue lake. ; j .-msi and:ointbuildings. , m:.n;’.t«i but - acres. K­ ; xt-;.ne,z-miles from L 6-ade It**' i .itu of 17 acres, Qne clay . •• Borders on a ! miles from two :- wns. 1'ine buildings. , of UU acres; lift . X*; ::cres of tiue beech I . A i.iu- large sugar I x > ; farm. Good • .ii*iug-silv: barn is base­ ' i .t:i- i.icatlun. I'llb-’V’’1 cu? nice oak wood lot v <>» it. Fine large Thore.X ^•‘rt woek. . 1 • o.A££r view n2X'.? • >• - ther supply jf , a excellent J OWPi’ED DR10D BHEF / 9 . , 'X-yff'l1’ pound ;t. thing that <• >i.| ply oTKold ’••IJ Corned Hens, Liii. We are Bavv large run ou our ■ FRANKFORTS. 8 week will be of Try us with . ';vere4 any time of F.W. Clifford 8 The MiAT MARKET.Man 8 Eao - Mors cast of City Bank. gT'hone 22 Hastinas, Mich. i ! J I ! 1 j . -epared to fill all orders promptly at money A jarlcad of dandy cedar posts just arrived. BAUER BROS., Proprietors % fl THE MAN • WITH THE HOE a * . 'P fl a , fl a a a fl m fl • fl fl ' hae promised us for every day this week some appetizing vegetables,such as these: Radishes, Cucumbers. Asparagus, Tomatoes, Pic Plant, Summer Squash, New Potatoes, PINEAPPLES, right for canning. Freehand Urn Each........ .. * Green Onions Lettuce, String Beans Cabbage 1Oc fl -Ki-tablM are received tre,h ever, day al our «lore and the, are best tort obtainable. 1 isn’t necessary to pass our store in order to get th? latest gar- fl produce. fl ’ ’ •: . fl fl fl !h_ HA1TS & RUSS Phone 16. Tf- ■ J“* K1B,clMr ■! brail With the .................... I! head'with the itnilL quilt, ».1 and tl.i< this ... ciuibcdjiini The J. S. GOODYEAR CO SEASONABLE NOVELTIES for Summer; New Goods just ar­ rived including the following: Lace collars. The Grocers, Quite a number attended the Childrtns Day exercises at the hrick church. All report a good time. Mm. Will’Bidleman entertained tho L. A. S. last Wednesday. Although it «a» rainy a nice company attended and a nice time was had by all. Mra. Walter Bidtemiut will entertain in three week*. AH are invited to attend. ■k----------- • PARMELEE. ; The fhildren’a Day excrcim-s at thc . ! M. E. church Sunday afternoon were -- --------- • , । largely Attended and enjoyed by all. i Mrs. Jotepit Kratofel had themisforj tune Saturday to slip and fall in such [ a manner as to Hprain her ankle and I break hcr leg. but she is doing well under the care of Dr. Graylieil of ( SI.OO. $1.25, $1.50 For. children-we have tbe Ideal Waist 10c to 25c the best and. most satisfactory waist Turnover collars' - - Belt. - While wash belts - White kid belts Colored fans Pillow tops ■ - Windsor ties 25c and 50C shown 10c and 25c Also the Kern Stocking Supporters, - . - - - - — I sister last Thnraday. - Mr. and Mrs. R. ft Rice started yesi tenlay (Monday) for a visit with her sister about 4 miles north.. They in­ tend to be absent about, two-weeks. The Dowling boys went to Assyria Center last Saturday to play ball They came home feeling good. They have nut lost a game this seaaon. Children‘s^Day was observed at the M E. church Sunday afternoon. The church was beautifully devorated. the * w ik w $ 5 W W w * I ing. j The M. E. quarterly meeting will >»e | ‘ held at the East Caledonia church. ; Saturday and Sunday Juno IT and 18. , - —Miss »v___ - Kratofcl who I-na Emma has Twn been uniat ing Mrs. J. Broughton with tho housework, was obliged to come home to care for her mother. Mr* Fred Buck of Oklahoma it ex­ pected home on a visit to- her parents in tbe near future. program also was tine .Ttihn Ormaliee and w ife spent Satur­ day night and Bunday with hi^ sister BUDD CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Will B. Frey .tarred Monday morning on a week’s jJcMnre west of HaaiingM. tour.1 They rxneet to vi.it , Toledo. The creamery will change hands Monroe and Detroit. They wiU leave Thursday. We understand the new their children with Kalamaxoo Brienda buttermaker ia here. Mr. and Mra. Bd JHowe will .tart Mrs. Loa Wilcox is sending a week Monday night for a few day, visit near Olivet where her husband Is work­ with their nephew Mark H. Coleman ing. Lora Bryant started to attend school in Battle Creek this week Most of the j4onng folks attended the Children's Day exercises at Banfield ^unday night. Mrs. Bullis is not very much Em­ proved at this writing. ber Miss •r Miss Mary Mary Pilgrim rugru» is *■» spending ........... -W vacation With her 5[n* F,y Clemence. FOLETSHONEWAR Our** Coldai Prevent* Pneumonia and wife in Detroit Corwin Coleman and Mira Kato . Bowne of Battle Creek viiitwl the for­ mer*, parentoiMr. and Mra. F. C. Cole­ man last Sunday. Some from thi, piano attended tho Juno exereisce at Bedford last week, and report a very good time. No one should ever be bothered with constipation if everyone kne*_.bo’? naturally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters regulates the stomach and I bowels. . 25c - 50c which support the y ight from the 25c shoulder. 15c and 25c 25c and 50c WAIST SETS. BELT BUCKLES. •- : - Try a pair - 25c. 30C. 35c According to-size . Children s dresses, sizes 2 and 6. only 39c HAIR PINS. HEW IDEA PATTERNS, MASAZIHES ltd COMBS. ETC. FASHIONS FOR JULY . The J. 8. GOODYEAR CO. I Llmrlnr tiiwMlSMI wIllUvl T ■ llllinn I WIIlM I Illllw SBORN HAY HAKES HAY TEDDERS MOWERS ALE WALKING and RIDING CULTIVATORS 1 have just received a CAR LOAD Of the very best Standard Binder Twine Better place y°ur order with rhe at once. Price per pound ....................... Het The .'‘Osborn” goods are well known and higlily recommended by all who have used them. I employ no agents to represent me on tbe road, but when it comes to prices and goods, you will find it Will always pay yon to call on me. It’s going to quit raining pretty soon, an d just as soon as it does you will probably want to get to cultivating corn. If you want to buy a cultivator, you ought to do the way most every other farmer does- BUY A GALE CULTIVATOR. We have them in riding and walking. Lawn Mowers Buggies We have a nice line of Lawn Mowers. If you need one, we have just the kind you ought- to buy. They’re etu»y to run: they're strong and they'll last. Buggies are out “long suit.” We hare a fine stock of Buggies, Wagons aud Carriages and can fit you out with anything you want. You’ll make a mistake if you don't in­ spect onr stock before you buy. Refrigerators TluFisthe time of year when you’ll have need of a Refrigerator. One of Ibqrs will more than pay for itself every year. - R. 1. HENDERSTOTT. Phone 2. J Opposite Court House. WEST END HARDWARE. DOWLING. Caledonia. . , ■ t 1 Grandma Morgan who has been very. Mb. »<•>«:. «<n«l num- iredl'd ” U* \Vf,en von have I’riutlng done von want It Xicelv I’rinled and on good i>a}er. H*rt,n»’ !• rJnng ■ home ot her «>n EJwxrJ Wedn«l.y I Bullis at this place. waJi he|d nt the M. E. Mra. John Ormsbee entertained her Th^ j{ov p^nj,* offlciat-1 Hastings Lumber & Coal Cd. fl ’7S.T > of this village; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. rfJrc of Oakland, । California, are here visiting friends. logic TELEPHONE OR COME IU AND TALK IT OVER WITH US. ■ Night. Cause, Overturning Fred Nesbit from northern Michigan I L””"'5'01 •­ w“ , ® 1 ' . ‘U.-ou when plane are perfected in building. - -vt-r ■ reaver in a better position to please Everything you desire, the way you ; • it. aud at prices that will command -ur attention. Our experience in the Lusilies? can be of assistance to . yon also in the way of helping you figure out your plans. fl . f R"ttadjr|d.y , . , ; to breathe the flames. But Dr. Rochrig, ; ' wh<? ..'..o ,w.-.s hurridly smnmmn-d .and did ■ j everythitig . possible for the little jmf- i : Invitations are out for the-marriage t n r. says the child nmliTno! have lived ; FINE RECORD FOR cruni AocuiB‘°n,i*EinlM ,t<M> Mr Carl 11 •■cn’bad hfr not inhaled.th? I’ame. as he i SCHOLARSHIP Tuttle Wednesday nfiernuon of this I ■ dts sb tcrnbly burned altout the breiast. • __ _ , wfeek. I btfciu certain M. Wllforid Hick* Gets That at St • MORGAN, J Jn-i howi the; accident happened can j Oh. jny what a down pour of ruin j net be tn-’pu It is probable i!te link Ai Stephens Col­ I Monday night. Juno 5. everything _ , _ —4 ■ otic reached bold of the lamp, and nhd- . lege. ' . flooded. Mr. *' 'Munion's ’ <fam came nhur! ing himself fading from th<- f-c l. h-.i^ ’. J Wiiford Hick* .will graduate this * going out und n numWuf culvert* were onto the lathp and it fell with hiia The • jU-rvk Tlnlraday front'd*-!:. Stephen's Col- wiwhed*out anjl deep gulliex in the lijnp wns ji--t broken, but tipped on. its ■ l\e. .\nmindai<-<,m-Htkbon. as the Va! romK. Tuesday evening was a rej-eti- side in such a mauncr that the oil ran .c<lpSnan|of hit e!.i>s. with the addition* ' tiun of Munday s rain storm tfccutu- om ottt,of .it abour thc wick, causing it to al 'ra-dSuf Primus, .wlrch has not Iwi! pawed with hail Of good si*?. Wednes- tnak, cr a larg)e-Wate. • • conferrcdkiucc 1901. With this will go ( morning tbe low land wax cqveretl .. Much sympathy is expressed ............. for -the a cash prixeSd ten pound*, sterling, given ' with water and still rising, driving, parent* and'family^" sadly bereft. Th, by Mr. Burdehe-Cotmj^ of KcMe Col- stock to the hillocks for safety. The' funeral, which occurred Sunday, lege. Oxffrd.' .A in addition. addition. Mr. Mr. llick< Hick­ people had to take boate and go to | very largely attended boners for his in i their n-Hme. | has received bonr-.^ -........... - work ------ — Greek, ! Word was received that Fred J^Babit' mathematics, Latin. C _ . English, _ NEW MACHINERY. * ” ­- had a tree fall on him and that lie wis modem languages, history and■' philo ( W. J Stark, proprietor of the Amcrisophy. besides special priies in ‘ Hellen­ unconscious and would probably die. > i can Laundry, has. jttsl installed a new istic Greek." and “ History of Philo­ A dispatch received Wednesday morn­ washing machine, bam! irqncr and body sophy and!,Ethid».” *l his is a record of ing stated that he was dead. Funernl ironcr Ju his place of business, which at Barry ville Tuemlay June 13. which Mr. Hick< friends in this city will place thc mechanical equipment in are very proud. first'clas* condition, antj equaled by but | QUIMBY. 1 few launderies in thc state in cities of । (ftA . Childrens Day was fittingly observed t th,. .|. c ,*-i| the machine* are of the । last Sunday evening. ’Die program J latent improved patterns and will add • ’ jI was was enjoyed by a full i greatly both to the quality of the work J was flnc7and fii | bonne. house. 1 turned out, a* .well’as thy quantity of ‘ Mra. Myrtle Cattelein is on the gain i w.<k The new machinery will do away 1 ■ ’ as her many friends will lie pleaded to ‘ with the use of flat irons entirely, except j ■ leant • ”n the*fancv ironing Mr. Stark i*» to H . i T»lk .Wot high wwer; n have I .,p-.n in. ?uccc. .u | , »». »ud to M»re. ”»hi "1’ *"""• J”—* j , . .lull advert.-emcMt. ill tlu-v »'oie nc has au 11| Thi.ammnnltywMgMBly J«k«l an„..ultccmill lhJl u 6( [< f annouilcctncnt ;hat will l»c of interest to I by the nntimely death of Mra. wqpox, ; th'* ladjes tfApccialtyan acrouut of which is given olHewhere. Lumber Ptwne 264.. . «m. P*r”t'’Mome Little Earl Otis. of Mr, and Mr, ' over one rk ! ’ he C“y | * falling tree last week, died later bred Otis, who live ou section 3a, Rut- I mJh, 1L. \W P2’P"' “d »>» re“>»i»" wen- hrooght here' might locate here his furniture plaruSJ,on<’'lv for interment 1I land, was so terribly burned by the over- I turning of a lamp Friday night abmn ! employing about 50 hands. He was of- Nn-. 1___ . len d ; M,c, 31,„v., thl, .X i ^“7"““ «*« .« <> clock, that he died soon after mid­ cuh bone, would be green But il ’ .ttmd£rtn, night . . It appear, that Earl, who was M a i thM before th. B.iard .A Trade could : FrjX. > , , ' . .ubmn debnite proportion, dtiren, of I the wert one d«j .year and a halt old. had been in lhe habit of sleeping with his parents On I Snirgi, had offered a rite and a very i \ larire-cash bonu... much more than our A veT revere rtsnn vihiuri tu lari Thursday niirht his two olden brother, I j people .would think they could afford. I weelt- Hail *»toiu«Sffhicb fell were fcrsuaded him to. sleep with them, and ! Ups he seemed to enjoy. Friday even- i' But the Hariing, Board of Trade di.1‘1 nearl>:“ 1»TW’ M eggri\ all that wx< po.tilde in the cue. a< the I TTie annual comnictioetrfant of the j ing the elder boys induced him to try j । Mlowutv lettrr. received Tuoday hv jSMbvilta high school occur, this week, I it again. They were soon asleep, btit { ~___ __________ _ _ । ,,tlle Eari was awake and evidently lone- i Secretary Brown, chow. The letter T,u' graduating class thl, year ia comP-MMlof Hix girh and the numU-r ** of ,h<? un'd tricd of boy«. . 1 gct Ol!t of t,,r but found it . L ake View, Mich., June 12, *05. on,, n 1 , I H*5 little nister, Franct'- acv<l Mr A. C. Brown. Hastings; Mich.: . . ---------Dear Sir: I — J—I-am ... just in positing now j «"> “■ -me and s.t in... to mfonh you uf the consumi turnon of । ^* clmrclt Sunday evening, . b«! With her. She then brought a light I negotiation* with thc city .of S|■mgis for *-in. c. K Rbecue nnd Mn£ Arthur • two the nx m ami placed it nn thc «,tand the removal of our 'busineT’that city. • — ----------Propositions Itptji ways lu r. been • ac । Dwanei wora nt Bedfonl lArt Saturday ! near the he<l. Shc iu xt went, downstairs opted anti I expect IhTojb the week is . attending tlfe funeral of Mra. RollnT-iftn milk for her baby brother 1 th,- erect, orM-ti. -i i. Shepherd. RnnnliAnl . <* ' I the \ over to have plan- lai<iJFr ’ Six?:: she heard him fall and scream She of a new plant at tjiataM>ini. Your citv . . lrK C' 1 Sprague and children w ho quickly ritshed td his aid, and found* was my second choi^r’am! had I located 1 with you. 1 feel thvl would have •made ■ ^ave been visiting friends at South him .>n tin- floor, ari overturned lamp! nd mistake , ‘ Bend. Ind.returned home Friday, Haring about him and his own night | I hold a v<unpleasant remembrance i . <.• .. - , . , . ' w< fvighner has beep in Grand clothes iix flames. With rare presence • of my visit g<h ynu, and express my I t obligation aaRin for the many courtesies R»l»i«l» where he went tu attend the i <*f mind lytic Framjt x threw the Wax- ! •ing lamp out »(. the window, seized a[ shown 1 unaml in my new location, i I state convention uf the Elks. hope I nJFIk* as successful as the HastMr x. ... Kuhlman_..I ,n ll'” I*'1- and wrapped liule «rf,eturvrv x Mr. ami Mra. W -------------:ng< rlr convey my sincere retards-to Detroit are guests of their jiarente harl tighdy -in that, sttppresMng the j i-bla.’c It is remarkable that one so j I mtlernen who so pleasantly enter- here. . .i—m i.— pKMighlful. me, and thanking you for per- ■ Mre Jinu^ ,nJ slic chil(l., jMial courtcsicA, I remain.' • ; Very rcspectfiill v, E. B. STEBBINS. • NASHVILLE. | , Bo™ to Mr. .nd Mm. Hopkin., on. liemember the BA NN ER when In nre.l You Should Attend OUR BIG RECORD BREAKING JUNE FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING SALE and secure anything you may wish in -our line, at . bargain prices. , • * Something new in Sectional Bookcases, perfectly solid, you can wheel them anywhere on castor. Call and see them, we have the exclusive agency. Look over Tur large line of Dining Tables you surely can find something to suit both in price and quality Remember tHai we always have a nice line ol strictly high grade PianOS and Organs in stock at right prices. Furniture Corners, A Miller & Harris Furniture CO. -J A �HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 15. 1905. 6 DROWNfD AT THE ARE YOU AU/AV ■GOING.... nWHl FINE RECEPTION FOR MR. AND MRS. CLAYTON BUSBY THIS SEASON GROVER BETTS KILTED AT MIDDLEVILLEj Busby Tuesday Evening at If you are you ought to call and nee our line of Tranks, Suit Cases, • Grips, and Bags. Our line is very Ctorupleui, and up-to dato- Our ^uuds »re Rigtit and we will guar­ antee them. Don’t buy any­ thing because it is CbMp, because it won’t b*ve the Waar .that you want and peed. There’s Quality in unr goods, and they won't coat you a cent mom than others ask for au Inferior article. MRS. FRANK P. WILCOX WELL Their KNOWN HERE, LOST HER LIFE IN THE RIVER SUNDAY. __ ______ __BY ACCIDENT CAUSED overturnTng of , ' ' ' WAS Home. A very enjoyable social affair was tbe reception given Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mra. Emry L Busby com­ plimentary to their eldest'son Clayton Emry, and his bride, formerly Mis* BOAT ST*’>Urie STRINGING The TELEPHONE WIRES THERE FOR CITIZENS . TELEPHONE COMPANY. WIRE TOUCHED THORN­ APPLE ELECTRIC WIRE ‘NO NAME --------- - The home was beautifully decdVatod Her Husband and Three Small Child- ! in^white the «ce»vinr Which Carried Current of 25,000 1 party standing under a canopy of ren Saved. Great Pluck Shown . syringa blossoms and woodbine. In tbe Volt*. Death Instantaneous. 1, by Little Boy. ! dinin8 room a huge Ixjqnet of peonies Arms Horribly Burned. |• - I intertwined with tulle made a beautiMonday afternoon Grover Betts, ti I Late Sunday, afternoon. Frank p” ful center piece, and a Targe bell of '• Wilcox, who lives on thc Indian Orrfi- green and white blossoms shaded the young man of twenty-one. a son rtf. I ard farm) nSe.tr. Thornappie Lake, but । electric lights. White candles were Thomas Betts, of Irving, 'was electro­ cuted by a current of 25.000 suits from 1 ’ who formerly resided in this city, ac- ! H,!»o n#ed। companied by his'wife and .three small j Florence Diamond and Morri* thc Thornappie Electric Co.'s feed wire. | 5 Hastings, Michigan. Young Betts was the " trouble man ” | children, took l»oat ride on thc lower ■ Lambie stood with the bridal couple. 5 Jeffereun el., 1 door south of P.O. the lake. They later canie down The bride wore .a wedding gown of for the Citizens’ Co. at their Middleville ; | ctx-kx>xxxx>ooooooooooooooo5 I end ^7 of riverJ'Xd oXbJ.' j thc river (toward Quimby, part way to sheer white miterial and carried a Exchange, having l»ecn employed there 1 ' thc bridge, when Mt; Wilcox proposed i uhower taMpiet of white roses. Miss for thc past three months, aud working 1 | to return home. But thc little folks (Diamond was gowned in pink. Those for the Bell Co. at Grand Kapids .for i .teased to go down near thc iron bridge [ assisting in the reception, were Mj-._ three years previous to his. employment ' I i We have.thc agency for the supply the demand for a LOW. PRICED cul­ which spans the river east of-Qiiiniby. 11,nd ^Mrs. William Stebbins, and the by the Citizens’ Co. The duties of the • । tivator its construction the the MOLINE so he rowed nearly to that point and Viun^e Ream. Myrtle Silsbee " trouble man ’’ arc installing new tele­ PLOW COMPANY’S line been sacri­ then turned his boat to gd up stream, j an<l Grace Hose and Messrs Frazer phones, and looking for lhe causes of ■ | The channel at that point is narrow. ] Ironside, J, R. Mason and Fred Hen- "trouble” in thc lines or ’phones of thc ! fic'd. Its extreme simplicity much impos.il>!,-. Exeliange. i j and just pow. when’ the river is very dershott. It adjustable that have made the NEW { high, thc imrrait is very swift. To his ! Manager Frank Heath of the Mid- < . WESTERN famous a double hang-up hook, j surprise and consternation, Mr. -Wil- ' dlcville Exchange wanted Belts to string ■ ' braced in an excellent the I cox found the boat, despite his utmost j a wire, w hich- must be put above tbe| ‘ BOTH DOUBLE AND SINGLE money. These have fonr shovels on a side, wires of the- Thornappie. Electric Co., [ exertion, ,was borne by the raging Contwued Iron: page one. either tooth or shovel. • which carry thc current generated at the • stream toward the bridge. Sqnie think , the LATEST. BEST and HOST j that had all five laid down in the boat. tb<? attempt to get the cask down. The La Barge dam. Manager Heath had in- I DURABLE Truss on ! it would hhvc gone under safely. Others other Indiana stood around hut did not strutted Betts to make the crossing at the market. J who have midc particular examination interfere. In lhe ensuing ncuftle the a certain point where thc danger- would ' I of the situation, contend that tin- boat refractory Indian wan eo liadly choked be least ns the current was ihtre reduced I Before you go,to cultivating corn you should call > [’ We also carry in stock several' | could nevijr have gone through without I is a very exceptional implement, in that It has u; and see this cultivator. The implement is most hap _ that he could nut spegk and wag hurt at the sub-station of thc Thdniapple Kuding" axle that can be expanded from bother kinds in thc Elastic and1 | tipping over. Re that as it may, the in-I about the cheat. Hubbard then took ■Co.,.and the. crossing could.be more* plly named, one dr it* greatest features being that :hes in width, or any point between, the ax’r “dodging’’ iu crooked row’s of corn. The distance be­ USpriug Trusses. mates of the boat had no time to consid- I the cask of whiskey from Die scaffold easily Effected. But for Some reason I made in two parts which pass within a-sloew- • f tween gangs can be easily aud quickly changed with piping, which forms the main cross bar er what tn do, and Mrs. Wilcox, no I and emptied it ■ on the ground, after that will never be known. Grover did We have a full line of the Susan auxiliary lever. . doubt overcome by fright, grabbed hold j which he went back to the wigam and ■ not do as instructed, but got up on thc ‘ ipensorys from 25c to $1.00. of one of the iron braces of thc bridge. . laid down. ■ / । Thornapple Electric Co.’* sul»-station. j We are headquarters for all kinds of Farm .Implement* and before you buy it will pay jou to coi^e'ind Almost instantly the beat tipped over. | ' Tbe next day he started home with and was in the act of pulling thc tele- { Mrs. Wilcox clung to the brace, while Cosa who acknowledged that he had I phone wire toward him whm the ucci-' WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF i the husband and children were carried; l*0r. l«d but said; that Hubbard dent occurred. He did not have thc i away -wiftiy by the strong current. Mr- sJ3£’uld not have hart his throat and i wire in his hands, but instead it looks if he had reached his arms around.' Phone 113, City Drug Store. ‘ Wilcox gave his immediate attention to > chest. On arriving home-Mr. H. told 1 the children, getting two of them quick- L-Coaa’s square of the affair, who 1 the two electric light wires, trying ^o Hast lugs, Michigan. H ly to the Overturned boat, and instructlaughed and declared that it 1 pass a rope attached to the end of thc j ing them tii hang oji. Hethen started ' ■erred’ him right. Her - husbandlie-’’ telephone wire over the electric light: • to find the‘j Other anq was overjoyed to camo- an exemfflarv Indian for the re- . winy, when he received the current; ! find the eldest, a twelve year old boy. mainder of the winter. j freun tbe Thornappie Co.’s 25.000 volt , : bravely swimming, up.to the boat. J: } --------- ----------wires, burning both arm« His death Your Choice for ■ wv a hard struggle for the four. Had [ .instantly followed. He fell from- the . SOME QUEER DOINGS । not the elder of thc two boys carried j building to thc groutid. ! his little brother on his back part of thr ; Betts was a most estimable young} di.un.-e, >11. little kllow would hxv.!«®r Which Do Not Yet man of excellent character, tbe .very btst 1 of habits, and dt fine disposition, and a I licen drowned. By careful management, Appear But Will Later Phone No. 1. THE HARDWARE DEALERS Mich. I of .the beat by the father, all four were ... C> good worker. He was- a favorite with; j safely landed. , J i • ’ . n‘ ,’ 'x, ail who knew hint Lus untimely <!caih i excecdingb ,ad. Hi* Hi, stricken ..trickcn par' Meantime!. .Mrs. Wilcox, white ding, ,i A -]»ny - went before Justice Hiker par- ' _______________________________ . --------------------------ou, rompl.inu ki]ls wi|| havc lhc <JmpJlhy „f al| wh PD,^n ' ; ing to thc iron brace, called loudly for ' Monday and h ; help, .—... and -............. Wm.; - Ritzjnan ......... and ....... others came ...... j.-----------------“^ninsl “111 the ’k* rwtnurunts. luie-h knew tile >0-j4 s.-uns nun who wk- rAol bKANU nArluS . to the bridge? No boat wa- at hand, but 1 "uu,d’ ic" CK““ “>■> "ater ,heir ton. TRAIN SERVICE Mr. Riirinah. ai the risk > f hi« own lib-.; ’“»>• '<•»»• it ia not an unlikely ------------- ,------------I Want to close out all my -wung hinwell down underneath the b'll'"‘"tbnt tbe saloon keepers and their MnilCT lightweight pants and in i Ig-dge, and workdd feis way along the Httorne-' Rre belund uiuve. No I I nt H. H. O. ALUmNI DANQUt I Will Be Inaugurated between Detroit order to do so will give you ‘ brace- until he came within a few feet ;<^aU tbere U “ African in --------and Th<t Q Next your choice of anything in the house for $5.00. ' ! of the wonian. He encouraged her m j th® wood-pile wboee ebony face will: ’ is his own letter of fM ' Firmer prices ranging hold on. airing her that help would J ^ow n? ,nter on’ ^nt ther* wou,d " *’ B* ° Reed * ' Re,re*h’ Sunday. while good clothes neither nor break from W to «i.0D Here । soon come, as he had sent for ropes and I SOt‘m to decent reason for such ' meats will be Served by PresbyFust train service u ill be inaugurated are some bargains Call at him, they help ways along tbe i a boat. WitH a look which Ritzman says I a <nove- BuI tlw cunning of the saloon terian Ladies between Detroit and Grand Rapids . once while the assortment road is complete. 1 he w.11 never forget. Mrs. Wilco’x said “*Ter unearth one after a time. ’ next Sundfiy. Tlie train going w«t t<» him: ’’ I can’t hold on anv longer.” Thp T*”*nt* have not been served yet. । Tbe annual barfquet of the Hastings wU1 kooivn M ..the Gra|ld |dg ------------------- BI WEAR.ISO----------------and let go. ap.l scarcely made a struggle “ tbey Bh“" l*’ *e believe the ! High Scbo°’ Alnmni wi,! ** beld in Special. ” and will leave the ’cityuf tbe .No doubt her strength was exhausted "hom ^O’budy thinks tola- behind Reed’* hall Friday evening at-six .traits'at 1 p m. and arrive in Grand ironi her Irog effort to maintain her »«n>n will be made to realize that ( o'clock. The banquet will be cared for Rapids «t 5:15 p. m. Tbe triun going ................................... [ by the Presbyterian ladies, and that iswill be known as ’’The Detroit FINE TAILORING. hold on the iron bace, and from fright. : a blunder has been.committed. nRDWNFn IM NFW-------°f । and win leflve °™d Her body floated down and was found in I , the “inner man will be well cared at 5:15 p. ni. and reach Detroit at the middle of thc stream about 8 o’clock UnUWNtU IN NEW HARNESS ' «We use the best of leather:-and have tbe beet of workman. That’s why a Mjrart harness looks better and wears better than any other harness you can JJ«t* Cultivator. W. H. Myers & Son, The “No Name” Cultivator ■was designed to but in : ALLSHOUSE MARVEL : SELF FITTING TRUSS good name of of cultivators has not makes description has a strong coupling — eveuer. a welt frame, and general, cultivator for cultivators and spring ‘ ITIE OLD TRADING POST Corn Dodging Riding Cultivator. Q. A. HYNES. ■ ■ The “NEW ELK Jr." Cuttiialor MOLINE AND DEERE CULTIVATORS both riding and walking, Farm Implements of all kinds, Buggies, Wagons, Carriages, Road Carts. Goodyear $5.00 ros Hastings, WELL DRESSED MAN ’ of life. Clotbcrafi * Stein Bloch C. E. LUNN SCOAL Until further no­ tice we win de­ liver Lehigh 2k Coal in ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. fl. MATTHEWS & CO. Marlon Matthews. Chas Kom-r<. PHONE 104. Just west of C. K. & S Depot. | Stop! <. Look! ’ Watches, Clocks and Spectacles sold at AUCTION PRICES ■ • ■_ } ? I do all kinds of Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing on short notice. .Work the best and prices guaranteed. ....... ALL WORK GUARANTEED........ Geo. Newton, jew^br WILL CRAVEN OUT ON BAIL. Friday William Craven was released ou 11.000 bail, which was famished by B. A. Barton and Dr. Franz Willison. Yon need that summer suit now. I have a fine line of nobby “wool suits at from $0.00 to $20.0fr. a H. Osborn. YORK HARBOR by Henry Alihouse and his son, who had ! * ______ come from their home with a boat. Thc ; body was towed to Purcell’s- landing; ' „ . ................... —City, where a trereel had been brounht Th. » Bcr'. ~ Po,. *’,>1. - of this A t-Jt Sailor body of the woman was rolled on the । * — in Uncl. —•- Sam', —»_ barrel for half an hour, and every pos- ■ Navy. sible effort was made to restore hcr to ' „„ but without avail. "onl received in thia city life, Coroner Ulhr^c was summoned, snd SkWrtky I’V 'hai Bert Poland, a empanelled . jury conaianng cl Frank . brother to Fred uY Charles of this empanelled *a! jury consisting of Frank Neii.i Walter Bidlcman. Sad Beach.' c“y luld ““nm fo'nnd of Grand RapC. A. Cmler, Henry Casteline and Wil- , id" i» New York harlror limn Cronk, but adjourned lhe hearing ,,od-’ w" >” until Monday Mondav afternoon. afternoon After After hearing have~ not loam| until hearing I। . , Vor* C1,J'*-----I to jridenw returned . verdict ot xcd- j “* how ‘wodc-.t occured. foL.s t t fl :45 p. m. The train west should reach i b^lnw. enwunente. JUxting. .boot VW »»4 going :. Robert Dawson jr. will tie unable to act about 6 o’clock. toastmaster. In his stead Mrs. '_____________ n,or* in “« BABY SMOTHERED TO DEATH ; city. Thl, announcement will be a rafficient aaeurance to everybody that ' 'be position will bo niled moat credit- Tuesday Night Near Quimby. Was i An excellent program has been Child of Mr. and Mr*. Oscar ■ : P^panxl. nod it can b., ret down a. Hill. certain that an evening ol pleasure i, ■" lor an w bosttend. A two weeks old child of Mr. and ! —-----------------------Mrs. Oscar Hill, living near Quimby LEINS-MILLER. whs smothered to death in bed Tueeday LE1NS-MILLER. . This. Wednesday, evening at the home night. Mdl Hill had aroused about ten o'clock to nurse the little one. and of Mrs. Valentine Leins on South Broad­ way, her daughter. Miss Katherine. will then had gone to sleep. She turned be united in marriage to Mr. Elvin P. over whife ^aleep, and her weight rvrt- ! cd on tbe little on* smothering the I Miller, of Council Bluffs. Iowa. Thc bride is one of Hastings’ most child. She waa horrified to find the j baby dead when sho awoke about one | talented and respected young ladies, and for several years past has beat engaged, o'clock. ! dental drowning. FINED FOR NOT BURYUniversal sympathy is felt fami| for the j ING DEAQ ANIMALS I stricken husband and bereaved ' “ ' For failure to comply with tbe statI ate requiring dead animals to l»e WILL ATTEND LIVE STOCK j buried, Frank Sutherland an Irving BREEDER’S ASSOCIATION j farmer, was brought before Esq. Bish­ Mr. W. H. Schantz has accepted an op Thursday on complaint of Leander in teaching in some of the larger cities invitation to attend a meeting of t he Mead. Sutherland pleaded guilty, of the state. ‘ officers of the Improved Live Stock though disclaiming any idea that he The groom is the • proprietor of thc Breeders Association of Michigan, to was violating the law. He was given Commercial College of Council Bluffs. be held at Detroit some time daring the minimum fine of $5.00, and costs of Iowa, is a prosperous business man aud the present montll. The live stock $6.50, which he paid. well known in the educational circles of , people of tho state feel very grateful that state. I to Mr. Schantz for getting through THE LEHIGH VALLEY. They leave tomorrow morning for a j tho legislature a bill appropriating St this issue will be found an adver­ $20,000 for improving, experin*exiting tisement for the Lehigh Valley»R. R. trip to thc Pacific -coast and will be 'at home ’J to their friend* at Council Bluffs, 1 with and exhibiting live stock under well known as “The Line Beautiful” j the direction of the Michigan Agri- from Buffalo to New York. Philadel­ Iowa, after July ist. Thc best wishes of a large circle of friends go with them | cultural Col lege. Pres. J. S. Snyder phia. and Atlantic Coast resorts.. Five । and Prof. IL S. Shaw of the college wiuus through “ trains t-rains are run uaiiy. daily. For r or for a long, happy and prosperous wedded life. . ' . . will attend tbe meeting. The object j time tables and descriptive matter adof the tneeti ng will be to determine ■ dmim R Wheeler. o*n dress w. W. B. Gen. aAgt. n... Pas­ how to use the ajipropriation. *0 as senger Dept. Buffalo, or H. H. Rob­ PAID DEARLY FOR A GRASSY BED Thos. Brenton was found by Sheriff best to benefit the live stock interests erta, 7 Fort St. West, Detroit. Furnif* about midnight Wednesday last of the" state. DR. MCDONALD COMING. asleep on the grass near the home of Dr. McDonald, the specialist, of A. A. Anderson. He was exceedingly SUCCESSFUL STAR LODGE Grand Rapids, will be at the Hastings tired, and very drank. Thursday ENTERTAINMENT House Wednesday, June 21, from 9 a. morning he was taken l>oford Justice Reed’s opera hot^se i— ’ ’ Bishop who gave him 15 days in jniL p en k p Thursday night to witness the * ‘Clu b- of chronic diseases of various kinds. He. claims Lima, O.. as his-home, and man’s Dream” and “Finnegan’s For­ Consultation, examination and advice had been workng for the Gas Co. tune” which were presented under the free. auspices of tbe Star lodge/ Tbe plays Let me take your order for that tail­ were well received. The lodge cleared Umbrella re-covering 40c to 13. Ki. or made suit. Fit and quality guaran­ about $60 for the temple fund. Crittenden Bros. teed. C. H. Osborn. . ?8 - ”■ H “ “ • « <*W KILLED BY FALLING TREE. L*it week the BANNER made mention of a serious accident to Fred Nesbitt, at Stratford, to which pfitco ho went last December to work at lumbering. Full particulars could not bo^aacertained Infore our going to' proa*. It seems that Tuceday after- I noon of last week he was driving a ' truck during a storm, when a tree by I the wayside blow .down, falling across ' his body. He lived but a half hour, during which time he* did not regain conaoiousneM. Deoeaaed was a son of Mr. and Mra. Jas. Neabitt, living near Morgan, and his remains were taken to.that place Monday evening, the funeral occuring Tnwday. Deceased wa« 34 years of ago and is survived two sow’ Nted 10 and 8 years re­ spectively, hi* wife having died abontp throe years agp. ADVET1SED LETTERS. Mrs. Bertha M. Risbery, Mrs. Ollie Jone*. Mr*. W. F. Dari*. Mra. Mabie Park* (2)?AIr. Earl Lauhaugh. Miss Hattie Parmer, Mia* Myrtle Wilcox, John McMillar. recommeudatioi.,.make him a long CLOTHING your'e always well dressed and at a moderate cost.. Suits $10 to $20. Two-piece Suits $5 to $12.50 Soft Negligee Shirts 50c to $2.00 Straw Hats 75c to $2.50 Belts 25c to $1.00 Children’s K. & E. Waists 50c, 75c, $1 Suspenders, H & P make 25c, 50c Fancy Hosiery 15c, 25c, 50c Chidester & Burton ------------ L«»dln<| et«Hil,n ---------- 7 THINGS TO BAKE WITH. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EXTRA NICE LOT OF 1 New Orleans Molasses at. per gallon.......................... <»U cent? A darker one for, per gallon...................................................................... 40 cent-* Gold Mine Flour, per.sack. ........... •’ .00 cent.* All the leading brands of Baking i^wd^ at lowest price*‘ < 1 east Cake*, per nackage............ ....................................... . 5 c«mt.An extra kind of Pulverized Sugar, the kind that don’t get hard and lumpy, per pound.... J7T............ . ID cents Jell.o and Jellicon. all flavors, per package.. . io cent* . io cents Currant*, per package. ,-Bdl s Pure Spice* at Regular price*. X A W (i f’ BUTTERICK patterns. Phono No. 10. HORTON’S. Hastings Banner $1 a year �HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 15. 1905. Dollar Fountain Pen j For GET VACCINATED 75 CENTS The value of experience depend, on how yon take it VVe have struck a bar­ When you have an affection for tbe gain in Fountain PensI golden rale you will not need to adver; tise the fact. ?n(j wc offer you for 75c j Mias Emma I. Wightman entertained . oen you would usually Ji $100 or $1.25 for. the Normal Claw at her home Wedneeday evening. Tri it. We guarantee it. ' Born to Mr. and Mrs. Them Beck SEE OUR . • June 7 a 11 pound ^on. Mother and • And That R|rtt Soon styles HAMMOCKS cheapir this 4iS.piuTiiSagr‘“''1' Have Attended to It rtf Miletj__________________ tbe high water last wpek and the "• who had bran snceeaafully raecibridge just Inilow ha* been rendered ”7rTiSs Beef, Iron jnil Wine. tub Hot Weather Tonic, Tne Berkey failure Polish . -s.aew. 15c i bottle, IH,,,-. INE OE,,.. ■ iinpasseble. Children’s bay was duly observed in must of the churchee Sunday morning, and wm full of interest as it alw«y> j« for big and little folks. . Albert Leins had his hand quits bnd. scalded Saturday morning by steam and bcdl&ig water while working at the Clifford meat market. »•' Rev. H. H. VunAukon delivered the 1 j Baccalaureate address to tbe class of j W. the Presbyterian church Sun- D A PE? D evening. The church M-a* tilled to I „ ,wx *5 jUMt C,ty **>»*<*•» ■ overflowing, and all who were able to l,urton will ahotv you actual $hap8~ Paper at gain admisi«m felt more than repaid ' lJ*oU*rttl’hM «*** >« Grand lUpid*. 3c 4c 5c, and up. through Uw privilegeL of listening to ro^ yoa wiU' 1"fUW *rve . . nJ°" !** ■ -............ Ob•that J l ! the very able addroik / 1 1,1 With — - you’d •better •l« vaccinated regularly once a week than run the ribk -* jnadss any width, any We are in receipt of ’’Wonderhuid'' of havr.g such a horrible disease. ?T. "‘I CClOf. for IKK), a handsome pamhlet bwued by It might be as well too nut to go to the Northern Paeilte H. K. deacriptlve Grand Rapid, any more than I, LctLi- . btata Jlriiral Society will teteld at PetoJcey. June inelralra. In efficu ney and rtrength the roiety i, The Druggists. now ut ,u. height, having over l.SW Udi red i memlwra It i, ,-xpeeled there will be R. F,D. ordi’t • uHed lhe day received JJ -take a -good ' i' -ii in price for rk > f this kind, ivtj the new .• hi cards especfor this work, ■ \i’>w that my nil prices will meeting, and some ’very interesting pa-- .be r — and, rraiitablo- diwroiou. . pen, will —■— ' given. . | A,loci! merchant aiknl an adkur in 1 ■a certain Michigan town to roast tho I city administration for letting an itin- • erant peddler come in here and under- j •ell him on good*. Thia is what the .xllt.w wrote ' City dado, you will! hereby take notice that you are ruaat-1 ed for perAltUng peddlon. to wU good, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Haftir.ss, : Michigan hl ID UUn > . DDUJin DntAU ’ hen you buy our BREAD' you ■.an. t- '’r that you are the best of i-aUTiah, baked by experienced baker ■ .ihjsr scientific manue; w Ew pure, clean, . and iMidt-nme. ; ’ 'vant the beet, ask your IT” ” Barnaby’s Bread. b >1 art hungry come to 25 cents meal L’!’: hn«"t Ci.- ‘ heat, and clean. • -connection and a .jspecialty. Nice ano Candies. Barnaby Bros., ■ 123 Banner Office. Hwiinp, Mich. OUR BULK Big Difference in^^=^S Strawberries ERRIES of the same varie­ ties grown on Thoroughbred pedigree Plants under scien­ tific culture which I practice, are meaty, richer in flavor, finer texture, brighter in col­ or and far superior to berries grown in the ordinary' way. B 1 will be able to supply a limited amount of tbe Warfield, the greatest of all canning berries. They retain color and flavor. My name will be stamped* on a white card and will be found in each box of my fancy berries. This is your protection. Leave all orders with HAMS & RUSS, who have the exclusive aale of my fancy berries. C. B. Benham QUALITY COUNTS And the wise buuer knows it. That’s whu our shoes are worn b’j more people this near than last. Snap - Style - Satisfaction THAT’S WHY Iheu tie to the shoes that wear Mg.. C. W. CLARKE S CO £ I TEAS AND COFFEES • Are as good as we say they are, probably • better than you think they are. C. G. Maywood made a Intsinesi trip I to Middleville Tuesday. • They have no fancy names. Mias Alice Dickerson visited Grand ; Rapids friends last week. • They need none. Mrs. Floyd'Brown, of Warren. O.. 1 ids visitor Wednesday. , Miss Grace DeArmand lias ret timed from her visit to Pennsylvania friends. : S. Barker, a Grand Rapids attoniiey. was in,Hastings on legal busi- ‘ ness Monday. ® • • • • • • • _ imSentod ... , ,..,i two . ■ i .Iwaiutiful .. were with rocking chairs by; the children and frienda. with .t few appropriate re­ marks l»j' R”v. G. T. Fisher. ------------------ • DOES FIRST-CLASS WORK Thro who have ro,, the excellent ,jngj0 and grout, picture, lur the BANNER that have been take,, tram ■ Wind*>w- cushions any size, fs*‘,ill*“r ! material. Crittenden Bros, under Na­ '! tjonal Bank. , Tlw Uut.uKM Co. ore i.n-pnring to bnud another house on Lincoln t Park addition to the city. ■ ' * IRpnUetJonwi and Carter »„■ In the city in llw Intro., of tbe order of . Patricians which is enjoying a splendid growth. and’Mrs..Bert ' Z I Mi»« Bertha Marshall, of Nashville. W visited tyith Mr. and Mra. Jason Me-jO Elwaln Thursday, and Friday. ;A .Mrs. II. N. Palma!iur aud children, A of Vcgmutitvilie. were Sunday guests ,i fh of Mr. and Mrs. II. Palmatier. — , • ' Black Cross Tea, in bulk only Black Cross Tea Dust, in bulk . -Spring Leaf Tea, in bulk . Santos Coffee, in bulk . . No 1 Santos Coffee in bulk . Fancy Santos Coffee, in bulk Combination, very fine grade bln* Pamockan, extra choice, in bulk/ were prtvetit at their wadding 2HBlend yean Special and Mocha . 50c 25c 40c 15c 20c 25c 25c 25c 35c Miss Merle Knapp returned Monday 1 from Waterloo,' Ind. where ahe has I cm|>|oyed in a millinery store. ' ।. ?! The “' «p gpuluating “\'!*ting , exerelree wl will A be *";w“ „ ^.j i*'1 **• M „ne »' of «>'• tbe ; "held St. ” Rose’ s *hall Friday 7 after- ffioneere of Johnstown, whose 87 ---------” in " years) ..noon at 1:30. The Alumni Reunion at Ln carries cari4tw very Vcry lightly lightly indeed. indeed. I. ■ Roetl’s hall, at <$ o’clock. Business: Among the contestants for the W. i | meeting ot the Alumni on John _ Diamond Medal at’ Grand ; mer's lawn immediately after the Rapids Thursday evening was Miss j | graduating exercises. Nellie Curtis, one of the Normal grad- , j Yesterdeay Mr. Rufus C. Saunders, j uatea. i > circulator fior the Kalamaxw Gazette Nows, and Miss Gcrt\ndoM. Loveland. ’ Mrs. Ellen 'Robinson returned Sun- j ' of Kalatnaxoo. were united in mar- ’ day from an extended trip in the south, j '• riage. The groom wan recently em- ], iSln^IRachiu'l A. Bailey, of Grand , c. and‘ j‘ Rapids, was in the city Monday visit- | ’ ployed in this city in bis work. ! made many friends, whose best Wishes ' ing friends, i are with him and hia for * ’happy and j Miss Lent Russell.’ of Humbolt, la., j I is expected to reach this city next week. i prosperious wedded life. of I to spend most of the summer with Mr. j I The Maccaliees and Knights . I Pythias ohe^rved Memorial day Sun- । and Mrs. John Weissert and daughter ! Misa Ruth. 1 i day. There was a large attendance, j the former holding^their exercises first. I Frank Clark, familiarly known; Clark. I Lee Hk Pryor delivering thc address. .■ ’Tad” was in the city for a brief The Knights of Pythias held theirs | time last week, and then went on to later on in the afternoon, the address | Portland. Oregon, where ho has a fine being made by Judge Smith. We have . portion with Uncle Sam. heard both addresses very highly com­ Mrs. Mattie Spauhlihg went to Kala­ mended. mazoo Tuesday to attond 'Commence-. The Gtli of June wax tho BOth birth­ ment exercises of the Michigan Semin­ day of 8/ J. Bidrlman. of Quimby. ary where her daughter Miss Mabelle. His children and their families had will finish her four, years musical plarfned to have a family reunion at course. his home that day, but only a few, were Mrs. A. D. Hoskins and children, of able to attend. Theee had an enjoy­ Garretivile, O„ «« visiting her able time, and did ample"ju»tice to the mother Mra. S. J. McClintock, who is ' good things provided. Next year it is very illEalao O. D. Freeman, o f.Gar। hoped that the six children and 52 retsviUe. who. is a brother of Mrs. I grandchildren and greatgrandchildren McClintock. । may all be present ►(’. B. Marshall, of Salt Lake City, I Rev. Fr. Connors went to Dexter has l*en,vWting at his sister’s Mra. Sunday and on Sunday evening deli­ Jason McElwain, leaving Tuesday. He ) verol.the Baccalaureate address tv the is a mining engineer, a, graduate from ' graduating class, The Dexter Leader the Michigan School of Mining, and is says tbe Catholic church, which is tho very much pleased with Utah jmd the largest in the village, was crowded to west. its limit bj£the people of Dexter, where Mr. and Mrs. Jason McElwain went Fr Connors is well known. The to Lansing yesterday to attend the Leader spoalu of his addrees to the graduating exercises of the Lansing class as an exceedingly aide one, and High school, where their nephew Cle­ one sure to do lasting good. ment S. McElwain graduated, his re­ cord for scholarship being .the highest in a class of sixty# lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb lb YOUR MONEY BACK FOR THE ASKING WRIGHT PHONE No. 30. BROS Hastings, Mich. i j | Mrs. Clarence Doolittle, of Prairie- ' ville. and Mrs. H J. Flower, of Milo -gpmt gundBJ. „itj, Jlr M(t Mn, K j . : ♦ 1 Mrs.‘W. A'. Lampman and Mrs. H. t ♦ j Bt„,n,w th, W. c. T. C. i Su,„ WVM1tl«t .in Grand Hapid. J -phursdav. I * ’ 1 * Fred Linnington. .manager of the I 1 Troxel’s orchestra went to Nashville telephone company ..................... at_Hon*>Vifi. Texa*. j I Tmwday evening to play at a nxM<ion 4rti« riUtivi and fr’ieni in this t given by tbe the Junior, Junior* of of the rfty. |ll|d ni^victaitv. given by the Nashville Nashville rtl} viciniIy . ■ high m-booi whool.o to th. the graduating grednalingelu-. <•>.,«. 1)mj BASNBR |)ic basxer.8 . Boat cushions to order. Crittenden Bros, under . National Bank. Simpiy ask for our 25c or 40c or 50c Tea and you will get in your parcel this store’s idea of Tea Goodness without paying more than you ought to for it. . Of course there may be people who have formed a preference for some other brand or. blend of Tea or Coffee who wouldn’t care to change; to those people we would say, just ask us for a sample of any grade you care to try, it is yours for the asking. We have noticed that the great majority of those who try our Feas and Coffees stay with them. . Mrs. Lizzie Cassady, of Grand Rap- A ids. h the guest of Mr. Phillips. ’ John M- Bewmer. of Grand Rapids, ■ tfisitml Hastings friends the. first of ® tbo week. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall, of ® Nashville, wjient Sunday with Mr. and £ th|. time. ^hhoni Mrs. J. E. McElwain . . A aud triMld, [o for lhht ’ Miss Myrtle Silsbee went to Nash- A which waa rarrnal out perfaetly ■ ville.yesterday morning tn attend the a Al«i« » were prront and had a very Roe—Tuttle wedding. S pjroau, ,i„e. Several .J the company Mrs. Burt R. Smith, of Grand' Raj^ ? a very large attendance at the Petrakov . ids. is spending the week with her J llKo. • ' -o->-,-re,A,mmost lioun'tiful supix'r Mr* A P Trnmhnll O 1„. ww, rovnl. aft ..-rib icb with tla-v • mother ... Z j He does Brat giro Work aiwaya -^!.L-S=ZS H. J. Christmas, Edward. Goodyear returned from Ann Arbor Tuesday. Mre. J. M. Moses, of Marshall, wan in the city Saturday. Prof. A. W. Chamberlin was in j Grand Rapids Friday. Mrs. Mae Powers was a Grand’Rap- I Mrs. Nellie .Piper and her father Perry Busby, of Nashville. Tenn., are in the city the guests of relatives. hen. The merchant for whom we do,1 photograph, made.‘al H. J. Chriaoro' V''-Mr*. E. M. Evarts and two daughters, this favor has hi? job work done in' studio will readily admit his ability of Nashville, were tbe guests of Dr. artirtle taste tante as a, a ■ > photographer, photogr.pl,er. and B,ltI Mrs. Mra D. E. Fullbr t idler Iticsday. I'ncalay. i Chicago. ” . j, and artistic There is a to see me before odtik. Camera, or -aine. • I and ronre 1 ly necereary. Pfrnni GRADUATING PICTURES What we my we do.'we do do Mrs. M. L. Cook and Miss Gertrutto Smith . were Grand .Rapids visitors -A Tuesday. on PAINT, either Lead •!««««•'*<nba. tine. Typ^rapt.,---------- --------■ • —• , cany it la a work o'art. and hiMorl-■ SUMPRiSE ON Mk. AND or Mixed paints. We are . rally il:1a valuable. A copy ot thi, MRS. JOH.< MCQUAKRIF. agents fo> the celebrat­ pamphlet may be' had by sanding-six* ed DeVoe Paints. /*- cents in stumps to M . Cleland. Gen. > L:iNt S»t«hlny wua the 28th anniverAn ■'* Paas. Agt.. St. Paul. Minn. 1 ,*ar>' of the marriage of J.»hn and Mary absolute guarantee with • McQuarrie iff Ho|»j Their children each can. s, , nT'?K their parent. ». Red L Heath & Carveth, M. P. Jordan, ot Middkvile, waa In the city Monday. n*ted within thro. yMrn In m home, there every matnlvr of the fam­ is visiting Hostings friepd. ily who had been vaccinated roaued Will McKevitt, of Middleville, had While the one or two bad,- not buismas in the city Monday. • .! bran had the di.ro. in „„ cow. . Je*aie DeAmand is spending a week dreth resulting. Cp U> May J,, 1« deaths had resulted from tbe lie rase i with friends in the country. I K. T. Frencb, of MiikUevUk-. wm in I then re).,tied. or over 1.1 per cent. . il 1 Wnit until the diwasb may get i the city on business Mandhy. here. Get vaccinated NOW. No doubt I Mra. Victor Fnrniss way in Nash !■ when ,cold weatheri comes •—« it will take",’ villle visiting friends Tuesday. j Mi* Mary Grant visited Grand Hap- • * \a KKra'eted form. -? —mch ~ u,or --uni aggcaveted form. It you w want to ** are what what the the hlsck black । ids frk-nds Friday and Saturday. "nt t» f WAL Let US figure with you Of many interevtimr >iKhu a UnleJS You A Sl!>QI'E INSTANCE in Grand Rapid, has a pereon had Uta dl- The dam at Irving went out during ___ __________ ,______________________ T ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••<* PERSONAL MOTl i Already. Ttw BANNER dro not apish to pro ““ b°‘ « *■ wiU. to m. . Family state that with rav.ral hun­ dred cases of black small po,. thc wry 7°rLP^"*hl” tjrpe * th,t di""- in Graod Hapl.l, Wlth nlM1J. deathB child are doing well. It already and with the disease widely J. C. Ketcham gave a talk to the ■imd in that city, it is mortally errNonna),grudnntea Wednesday afternoon tain it will reach thia vicinity with tha ' which was much appreciated by the »t«ady stream of people pacing lMek and forth between the two. class. HAMMOCKS ALL. ____ - YOU’D BETTER ♦ T J The Lack of Money Has numerous disadvantages—just the same as a savings account has advantages. The latter removes the possibility of being found without funds in time of sickness or dis­ aster, not to mention the added pleasure there is in living when you’ve money in the bank. . ♦ > 4 * ♦ + X ♦ ♦ START AN ACCOUNT WITH A DOLLAR OR MORE. WE PAY 3 per cent. INTEREST, COMPOUND­ ED SEMI-ANNUALLY. 4- Hastings National Bank, ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. There’s no Shortage in the Crop of • : OXFORDS that we’ve gathered together for Men, Women and Children. Slippers for Children of all ages, In patent, tan and kid leathers. • • • Shirts for the Swell Dresser. We have the 9 . most beautiful line in the ro ,■ — —. . C. H, OSBORN.! �HASTINGS BANNER. JUNK 15, 1905. — Woodland Department WOODLAND. Clothes That Fit GREAT game of ball. A great lw.ll game between the east ah d west side of Main street was play­ ed on Friday and the result was a sur­ prise to 'everyone. It' was generally thought and talked that as nine tenths uf the Tillage is on, the east aide of Main street, that the game would be a cinch for the east side, and tbe betting for th4 past tew days precedling the game was ten to one in favor of the eut aid*. 'They went out to tbe ground -aliout 2 o’clock p. m. and lined up with B. J. Wellman x* umpire and played a nine innings game and when thc game was finished the east side whs terribly surprised and most of - the player* aud rooters were sick at heart. They first complained that they did not ■ have a fair show as they were compel­ , led to play, the game on the bull ground ■ on the west side of Main street. They ! then complained that tho rooters did 1 not holler for them, but tbo rooter* said Are the Kind We Sell. And they don’t cost you much either. They are made out of Sod material*, well made, and of e latest fashions. They are made by tome of the leading manufacturers of the country, who have reputations to sustain. JFor $10;, $12. & $15. we can lit you out with a splendid suit, one that looks well, wears Well, lift well. . . BARGAINS We are closing out our Hoy’s aud Youth's 82AM) aud 82.50 suits, sizes 10 to PFyears, for ' ■ spent last week with bor parents MrJ spent last week with her parents «d Mm Jahn Gaiger. BenJ. Pearce 1. quite HL and Mrs. John Geiger. L. Densmore and w«e were at Ionia Tho Mi— Glenn, andOMp T. Densmore and wife were at Ionia — o»er■ Snndav Sunday rliitimr visiting their their dauAter daughter ot of Battle Battle Ccreek veroes pawed uuuda) al the "S’ *»“of *heir pom,“Mr D-V- a , mini Elitb Stowell or Co.U Grove were lut Fr.dey «u ^reU Attended- Don't miss this chance J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich, The BREAD of QUALITY. * As is .proved by it's ever increasing sale, t Made in a perfectly sanitary bake shop, the tread that guests of the former’s parents Mr. and 60 being present. Mra. Perry Stowell recently. i Several temiliM from thi* vicinity The C. K_ £ 8 railroad compaxiv 1.; Mra. Blakely and ton of Ha»tins» ! 5|».nt Saturday at Clear lake an is desired drawing wvetal cur loada oT gravel to vlrited her paten. Mr. and Mra. Dan : brought home wveral nl« nah Miss Nejlie Nellie R***« Reese is improvs improving very our village and dumping it at the de- Woodard last week. Miss pot and it is being spreqd around EAST WOODLAND. where it is needed. It makes a great i The |flood has subsided and the roads improvement and we hoperjthey Xvill continue to draw gravel until all of । around Kilpatrick are being put the low places around the depot into go<xj shape again. grounds are filial up. , We. have beard it whispered that the P. C. Flory has purchased tbe house recent high water over our road and lot^onnetly owned by Harriet M. brought into nse a novel ferry boat. Lee. Some are intimating that Perry Some of our East Woodland ladies can ia soon to get married, but these tell you all about iL . slowly; . Children's Day exercises were held at tbe M. E. church last Sunday. Quite n good attendance was reported. ' Lowell Jarrard. wife and family . jiasM-d Sunday at Geo. Cannon’a Mr.. and Mra. Ernest Grey attended the marriage of a cousin at Marshall . yira. Elmer Clark of I | CnM;k ^umed with them, parties are mistaken. It is Mr. Flory's Mix Mary Volte returned from near Clark of Battle Creek called intention to fell the property where he Jackson on Saturday where she had at“h Snndav -Mrs. Clark re­ now lives and he ’ and his mother to tended tbe funeral uf her mother who ,1 ’ * .. brief live where-Mra. Lee ia living. Mix • died very suddenly a few days ago. • innung home w.th him altera bnei U« expects to make her hums with her v B Quarterly meeting at Kilpat- vi8rt daughter Mrsi Mix L. R. Smith Smith. danrht^r I. R rick church next Sunday. ‘ I Children’s Day services will «he held Allen Carr of Nasliville visited at the M. E. tchurrh next Sunday and friends in Ea.it Woodland over Sunday. an excellent program has been pre- ' A little daughter has arrive*! at the [ nawwl home of John Rodgers and wife. Revival meetings are in progress at Oiqiha Lehman is reported an slowly ’ the U. B. church in our village. gaining in health. . H. V. Sweitzer i* grading in front Mrs. Harve Towns entertained Mr of his property on west Broadwav for and Mr*, Caswell of Selwwa on Mon{ the purpose of putting in a cement day last- . walk. This will add to the beauty of Mias Birl Ta*ker of Assyria is spendthe property and largely increase its ing port of'her vacation with friend* । value. ■ .. j in East Woddland. j tltey-didnot have cause to holler. Every player ou the east side of Main street 1 al his pocket* full of ginsen roots and had two or three rabbit**' feet in his , vest ix>cket and when the score was counted and announced, were unable to understand why the score should Otis J. Cummings was brought be­ Mr. Dor Mead closed a very successstand seven to nothing in favor of tbe fore Justice Rugland on Wednesday by ful school in Kilpatribk district on Friwest side. • constable D. A; Miller on complaint day last with a fine program of song , for stealing a log chain. He plead and recitations. Many visiators were not guilty and was held for trial next present and all unite in reporting a DAMAGE BY RAINS. Tuesday June pleasant time. It speaks well for Mr. | Tho heavy rain of Monday night and It5’ reported by the highway com- Meuil's popularity and efficiency a* a ' Tuesday did a large amount of damage misioner that there are eleven bridge* teacher that they have engaged him for . ’ in our township. The large drain on . another year at an increase*! salary. the west side of Main street was un­ washed out in tho township. Mra. Annie Race ot Lowell is visitable to carry off the water gnd it back­ CARLTON CENTER. ing n* heri — mother Mix Enz of Ahis vi- ; ed np cd up and overflowed its bauK* banks ana and /ill all । ing $1.00 About : “SANITARY BREAD” '’/ , NORTH MAPLE GROVE. .... t VESTER & ME THE ROOSTER THAT CROWED society, at Frank Hi(jo s was we|| attended. Proceeds : ovcr 95,00. Lawrence and Bertha; Maurer have lwen at Hasting* the past week prepar-; iIM{ for their first communion which they received Sunday. Mr. and Mix Maurer wen- at Hasting* Sunday and Bertha and. Lawnice returned home with them. Mix Blower* who has been visiting, her brothers Sam and Dan Ortroth returned to her home Sunday much improved. f^ttie Norton returned home gtini]ay after’a weeks visit with Irving lin(j Hastings friends. “HOME-MADE BREAD” by a great many, especially the kind we make One trial will convince. Our candy and ice cream are of the best imalitv A visit will satisfy. • Our pies are on the light flakey order. While whirling In a cyclone a mite above Un­ earth was no more enthusiastic than we artabout the FURNITURE and CARPETS »•sell. If you will buy our goods, you also will be filled with enthusiasm, because yon will have goods of which you can truthfully say that there are few equals and no superiors. Better see u-ir goods before you buy. • You wHl want a few of these ADJUSTABLE and MOVABLE WINDOW AWNINGS. dont need many as you can move |bem cure a day and keep tbe sun out of both sld“< of house. . - ' . RENKES (gi WALLDORFE During the storm Tuesday morning Pianos and Org; Undertaking. lightning struck a tclejdwne pole near FrankTobias' and ran along the wire and Into John Clibaun * house making , a small hole in tbe.-plaster. The darn­ age wasn't much Imt the scare was big. ‘ )OOOOOOOOOOOOCCOCX.«.0<- '.ooc ■ Those who an- to sp<nk at the Childcellars along its banks were full of|Cinity. । . 4> R'««l horae law ™"'5 Day exerciw.. nojl Sunday will Will says. water. Tho first floor ot tho house ( Mr. and Mix Cluw. Fowler visited . please meet next Friday »y aftergpon aiierumiu for ivj ... ... One might Infer from where Erlo Fuller and wife live was j week. to >.. on hnrnl ■*<«• '• '» Crotter. , . , . . _. ।I practice praciicv and amt be *w sure tvu uc ■uu — iuuiu reading the BANNER last • covered with water and everything The a->r>n« «b. !■»« 3,,,,^,. at uue one iuin> thjrtv sump ,bnn, a; nt me ,i.;‘ , near Kalamazoo last week. week that I had -‘struck oil.”1 , .bevy \ , ■I next ouuuay . was soaked. TXc carpets were Imdly wook have lojertf «ome wb^t to tho , mui(la(| nml Hu,r . ni.lrle). L„c h,ul t„o of his finger* Well, 1 haven't exactly struck ‘ damaged and some of the' furniture.’ it, but MY PRICES gruun*. . ■ , ary pr(1grain wj)i |M! given. cut off while workng at bis saw mill HAVE. I have cut the RUGAL HOrtE PROVIDERS are beginning (to ; Erlo said that it was not necessary to Mr TWlorW Sornnac vi.ited Wi). and Knulk shriber nre n- Ww«k Mobd.,, price on my 12 cent oil to 1 go out to the creek to take a bath. consider the matter of purchasing Next Scablard Jordan last Sunday. : joining over the advent of a daughter John Parker and wife of Nashville | The water was ten incbee deep on the on’s Coal. To all such we take pleasure in The BANNER list of subscribers is that lwcftnje a welcome re>i<lentof their 1 spent Friday at Darid Tublx ' first floor of Miss Katherine Stevens’ steadily increasing in this vicinity. । home early Sunday morning. Mix S. J. Ba)>cuck who has been announcing that we shall make a specialty of sup­ • millinery store-and damaged her stock Thc large bridge at tbe east end uf j John. Shriber and family expect to I spending a few weeks in this vicinity 1 of goods about one hundred dollars. plying I Many fields uf corn were badly wished. Jordan lake was washed out last week. 1 move to Hastings this winter where he I returned tocher home in Jackson Batur- । This makes alwnt a tw^ mjle extra ! wjn ne4irvr hi„ work rnral car. day. . ' and several fields of sugar beets were I C. H. Charlton and family spent Men’s work shirts that ruined. ’ A large amouont of hay is flat drive in going from Woodland to Lake formerly sold for 50 cents 1 -I 1 The roads are washed out in several Thursday at . Fred Greenfields near ( on the ground, and nearly one half of ode,f,ahave cut to < our wheat, is on it knee* begging for Miss Katherine Stevens has moved placea in Tic»nity it is almost Nashville. the tiiorms to be called off. hes new line of millinery goods into r impolitic to get along with anything Fred Williams went to Lansing tbe north dcr-artrnent. of tbe store , M empty buggy. . Wednewlay where be was examined hefonnerly occupied by W. H. Sease. several from hero attended the exer- fore the board of pentiooera. ’ Mr. O. L. Barnes spent last week* Everyone should take ad­ John Lafidisijr. attended the com- ciae- at Hastings and Freei©rt Sunday 1 “ The body of Fred Nesbit who wia a with friends and relatives in Sunfield vantage of these prices. Watch thia apace for detailed price* and grades. mencement exercises at Ha*t:ngs last gjven by the Odd Fellows and tbe K. I killed in Stratford by the cyclone isex- ' > and Grand Ledge. Friday evening. * 1\«tp. -!j pouted here to-day. ( Monday) ’ ' Mix Barbara Mauch of Nashville is Mix Hattie^Moore is working for' > spending tbe week with Woodland • The Ladies Aid society will be held friends. , I next month at tbe home of H. Crockford : if r*. Abe Crozier, COATS OROVE COATS GROVE. spent I The West Woodland and Carlton hase Children'!* Day at | Mra. Charles Veltle was called to Warehouse opposite C. K.*S. depot. Phone 5/ QENEKAL STORE. '-Andrew Mapes of Charlotte > . ----------------- — , —• - —j — the Evangelical , Jackson last week to attend the funeral SatuHay with his parents Mr. and rball team? expect to play some day thi* church next Sunday. All are invited. I of her father who died -suddenly. Mrs. Albert Mapes. । week, rain preventing lost Saturday 's ----------------8. D. Kathennan was at Ann Artor MI»TS. L. E Pwkin. went to Ha.I . BALTIMORE CENTER. last week to see his son-in-law Elmer ting. Friday returning home Saturday. Tbe annuHl.'picnic will belield Satorn®. Hammond hrn porcba-ed a Hough who has undergone a surgical Ben Maynanl <H Detroit I, viriUng lla’' the r“to n"‘1 *« ?>» 'T ‘ dri’ing Out-line o< fishing tacsle wm never jianr.- roir operation in which 1W inches of his in­ at George Jo mlenS thi. week. “'leome. Come with . your Jowph Hammond I. boildlng a pletethan now. Tbe tishling season p on and testine were removed. Mr. Kutherman Mr. Haley of Lake Od™. 1, driving <hUM<* "’d hoM<’ ,Or Ch“- Mwte"d«r' ! —. a at tr ■ ■■ you will want the best. Cbme ami **k- us wsnjn reports that tbe patient is doing well a well for A. Olar. The heavy, rains have washed the ' The bridge west of Frank Shriber's you want a ROD, REEL. LINE, HOOK. • with every prospect-of recovery. . „ x . r, ha* gone out. necessitating the mail to roods bq badly thaLour farmers have ( .AJ.-J ■ l j. ui. i BAITS of any description. . Herbert Sprapm and An.t.n Banrom T j.^., John Monasmitb and wife'drove over been busy the past week repairing them. , to ^Allegan county last week and spent wept to Long lake to camp and fish a per. Remember the BAN­ Mr. and Mix Chan. Mackender were BOAT We have-the nicest line of BOAT OARS in thl city, ide . STATE ROAD. • Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Mona- few day* Battle Creek visitor* Saturday and NER when you are in James Townsend and wife of Has1 Preaching 'at the church Sunday OARS 8tock« and we have priced them verj-iYwctot smith's brother -Lewis Hough. Mr. Sunday, the latter's mother returned tings visited friends here Sunday. morning: Children s Day exercises in ।mi can sell them to you cheaper than you can make th in Hough was formerly a blacksmith in with them for a visit. D. P. Sprague and wife spent Sunevening Sunday school at the Woodland, hut we are informed that Mix Charles Gorham is entertaining day with Roy Barnum. ’ uiraB1 ^r.Mra. Albert Kinne htt l«m be is now preaching tbe gutqieL | elected for tbe B. S. Superintendent. | * little niece from Kalamazoo. Mrs. LoxXna Barnum and Mra. Mary We heanl'thot iiarry Lovewell one of We were shocked to bear that Mr. A number of the little friends of our Woodland boys who went to tbe Townsend spent Friday with Mix leads them all. Correct style, easily cleaned and well ecuBerkbolder an old neighbor bad at- ■ little Rena GiUaspie spent a very pleanorthern part of Michigan to grow up Henry Barnum in Carlton. - tempted suicide t»y taking poison. He I sant afternoon with her last Saturday, •trueted. We have these and several inakee. Call tub »<•with' the country'married last James Ehret and family spent Satur­ is under tbe care of Dr. Roberts .nnd a i tbe occasion being her 8th birthday, RECEIPTS them. Wednesday to a lady by the name of day and Sunday with ’hi* parents in little better at this writing. J Menzo Briggs and family were in BOOKLETS Minnie Miller. Harry's many Wood­ Nashville. Mr. and Mra. Bert Kinne and daugh- Hastings last Friday. land friends wish him a long and happy FOLDERS Those who attended the State con­ ter Cressie are spending tbe week at ■ life. ; Mr. and Mrs. John Lasbel returned vention of the Church of Christ from Battle Creek with Mra. ‘Kinne's I, to tbeir homo in Kalamazoo last Satur­ DODGERS Frank Hynes and Miss Lula Makley here; were the pastor C. O. Purdy. Mr. Its the newest and beat made. mother. day after spending some time with were united in marriage Inst week by POSTERS and Mra. Wm. Smith and two daugh­ Mrs. Youngs ha* returned from the their children and friends here in their Rev. C.” D. Jarvia The bride and ters, Mary and Be^ie. Mrs. H. Long BOOKS Ths Martfw»r» former home. groom have left for a few weeks visit and daughter Mrs. Wm. Brooks. Mrs. Rapida Dssrart Mra Paddock is caring for Mrs. with friends and relatives in northern C. Wood, John Furlong ^and James A large crowd gathered at the church Phen' S3 Frwxars... Bhribley of Carlton Center. Michigan. Sunday p. tn. to listen to the little ones Ehret. Ernest Cowles is aide to be out again who did credit to themselves and their Yes. our friend, Fred Durkee, has WEST WOODLAND. SOUVENIRS been and doze likewise. We learn that he Mra Shelby is rejoicing over a good teachers. was married to a lady of Freeport last Miss Nellie Ctartis was one of the wood pile. STATEMENTS HIGH BANK, week and that he has settled on a farm graduates in tbe Normal class at Has­ Mrs. Sarah Fisher has been poorly The Children's Day was well attend­ of P. R. Holmes in West Woodland. , tings. tbe past week. ed at the church Snndky in spite ot the * CARDS Mix Reeeor Las been quite ill the W. H , Lee who has been sick for Quite a number of barns were struck rain in the morning, and a fine pro­ nearly a year came to Woodland* last past week but is better at this writing. byjighining last week. Cellars are all gram was rendered. The Baltimore Friday. Mr. Loe came to Woodland Misses Esther Durkee and Louisa flooded, and farmers spend most of cornet band played two beautiful pieces As I walked down Broadway the other day, WEDDING INVITAT NS fifty years ago last Friday, walking Haver have gone to Grand Ledge to tbeir time with the blues and fishing. just outside the church at tbe beginn­ I saw a big load of Lumber coming my way, , from. Hastings. He took dinner that pick strawberries. ing of the exercises Tn almost For the Keqsston Addition it was duly bound, MARTIN CORNERS. day at tbe farm now occupied by Wm. I<ee is now able to ride out and For they build Houses there all lhe year 'round. Several people from this place at­ in tha line of printing in William Wonderlich, and Mr. Lee could call on his friends. Miss May Zimmerman «punt Sunday tended Children’s Day Bunday after-' I walked down Green 8l and what should 1 see, not refuse an invitation to take dinner Miss Pearle Nash has been engaged at Lewie Hilton a But more toads of Lumber for tbe Hastings Itaalty or more noon at tbe Plank Road church. there last Friday in remembrance of to teach our school the coming year. And ou each street aud comer 1 chanced to meet. H. Cogswell visited friends in'BrookN. Latham's i»opte are expecting tbe day be first came to Woodland. Load upon load of Lumber so neat Mr. Bisaett has gone to Hastings for fit-ld last week. company this week from Albion. Geo. Davenport came to Woodland I strode up the hili and looked all around. a visit with his stepson Wesley Pettin- ! Children’s Day exercises at Martin Nellie Arnold of Hastings spent a the same day that Mr. Lee came but And a finer little city couldn’t be found, gill and family. i church vere well attended. few days with Florence Freeman last And on all the good roads that the country ward ue, did not come with Mr. Lee. There tho work -will be -well done. Mr. 'and Mrs. Walter Wortlcy of Lake Wm. Joslin is visiting;relatives in Those great loads of nice Lumber were still ffoing by. week are a few old pioneers in our township Wonderlich and Grand Rapid* for a'few days. School licgan again this week after a who came here over sixty years ago, Odessa, Leonard So I started out to find the source family and Mrs. Ellis Lamb of Wood­ of two weeks, on account of ■ Of all this Lumber and found it, of course. ' Let us Rave'tRe next bnt most ofi'the old settlers are^gone to land called on C. Senter's people Sun­ Mr. and Mra. Chas. Offley spent Bun­ vacation For It all from the Tomlinson Lumber Co. came, tbe lilnesa of the teacher’s brother, who day at Edwin Mead’s. the happy hunting ground. If you visit their yard you will all do the,same. day afternoon. is some better but not able to sit up. Tbe Mimes Grace Mead. Lillie Bolter order. Saturday was another rainy day. It Vera Woodar d has gone to Hastings and Florence Coolhaugh attended tbe S. For tbe people dock there like bees after honey. Harry Hammond’s bam is nearly en­ commenced rningig in the morning , And are anxious as can be to spend their money. to spend a few days with her sisters. S. convention at East Castleton last, closed. and contined to rain all day and all For they know that the grades and the prices art- r^’ Mr. Coates of Hastings was on week. \ Laurah Bechtel of ‘Hendershott Cor­ ’ night. Of course it did not soak the And they build up tbe Town with pride and delight. streets one day last week in tho in1 ground for that was impossible, but jour 1 Miss Jana Perry and Miss Nellie ners spent a few days last week the tcrest o£ the Hastings Banner. Bryant of 3. Hastings spent Sunday guest of her cousins Floyd and Scott there, was more water on — *the ’------surface -*—“ Hastings. MicFx. I Min Viola Geiger of Kalamazoo Bechtel. with Julia Barry. * and in the ditches. StrucK Coal Campaign T 10 cents all grades of coal at the lowest market 45 cents price HENRY RflGLfl ROWLADER BROS- & REISER {fishing T A V l\ L L LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILLHEADS The Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator Gall and Sea the GARLAND MALLEABLE STEEL RANGE. ENVELOPES CALENDARS Welssert Bros • CALLING CARDS BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ’ fact, anything one colors. BANNER, Tomlinson Lumber Co �' ------------------ r-r---------- 1------ - —r—r | dinance relative to licensing and keep-1 duct thereof and prescribing penalties । ing of saloons in the City of Hastings for its violation.*' passed at a meeting their time* of trouble and sorrow, had and the conduct thereof 'and prererib- of the Common Council of the City of I nursed and cared for them in sicknesx ing penaitee for its violation'’ panned at : Hasting*, held on March 24. 1903. Cootlnued from X ulationa which are or may be adopted r a meeting of the Common Council of Tom Doyle. and with her housewifely skill and by the Common Council. Bated June I the City of Hastings.held on March ?4. , Recomendatlon: knowledge, had sought# to teach them 2 19W. Chas. Baker. 1905. Frank Herrick I We, the undersigned ci tizens-of the you muss cross the dark river: the tbe practical yrays of living. In her Recomendation. City uf Hastings hereby certify that waters ■come along swift and they On motion of Aid. Grant name was । quiet patience she had read to them in I We. the undersigned citizens ■ of the I the applicant. Tom Doyle, is well granted. (Carried) City of Hastings uereliy (Certify that known to ns and h .of means and quali- whirl and they aTe deep but here’is the , their homes from the Word of life, and The following petition wae presented I the applicant Frank Herrick ij well tied tu keep a saloon, • and is of good boat. the life l>oat. Come into \t all when the Great Spirit called her away, known to us and is of means and t reputation, fame, morals, .character of you and be saved." There was of their hearts were sad and heavy and The undersigned Peter F. Kiblingvr morals, character qualified to keep s xalooa and is uf and'aa orderlyfame, person. A. Parker, W. i-----------A parktjr, w necessity much reiteration which made they learned then what they had only and Bion Damon say that they are en­ . gxxl reputaton fam* moral* character H. Spence. Frank Rorabeck. gaged in the business of selling at re­ , imd an orderly person. John L Jones. : On iotion of Ahl. Hall same was it more impressive to them. Scripture jiartially realized l»eforc. that a rare cards were made for tliem prepared by I woman of pure spirit had Ixjen so­ On motion of Aid. Hall Mtnwas bred Wolcott. W. H. Myers. j Ayes. Barber. Brooks, Grant tail Spirituous and Intoxicating Liq­ Mr. puncan Ide of Boston, who was a journing among them aud .ItecaumOn motion of Aid. Brooks same wax] Wei»ert (Carried) uors und the place in which they carry folloU.tng application waa pre- brother of Mrs. Slater’s. All possible she had nothing else to' give, had'given on buisnea is the store building owned , granted provided a fee- of 8300.00 is ways they could devise to attract and to them heraelf. and had labored in l®id. ■ | rented ! , Iw .Robert Dawson on lot 588 and now The following application was pre- To the1 Mayor and the Common Council keep the attention were used by these season and out of season if |«rchance occupied by said Peter F. KiUinger faithful people. The work accomplish­ she might win Mime to the truth, and and Bion Damon in thc City of Has­ rented. ; of the City of Hastings. ed among them would , lie interpreted so this misaionar)- work began in early tings County of Darry and State of The undersigned firm says that its Gentlemen: • 3 Michigan.^ Therefore thebaid Petur F. name i. tMmMb fc B. :vd..y that It I, differently by different people. It was life and carried on for nearly thirty , on Kiblingcr and Bion Damon herein raxawM In tbe lualtm, at re- b« h lid„ o| s „w, of-f,he tbeir earnest endeavor tn make the«way yeare. by this devoted family came to was six weeks old when make application for the City Liquor tail ylntuon.andibtoMcatingli.|i«>ni Cit, « My b I wbh rimr lioaorof eternal life through the Savior plain .an end. When the mission liroke up in ------- -.uxi-Aivaiuig Iiqnuni Licmibeg permitting them to soil m re­ . — r head became covered and that the place in which, it carries the top to them^nnd there the responsibility 1851 many of the Indiana went tu Pent­ tail Intoxicating Liquprs in the City on such busineM is the store building ... < des, which would peel of Hastings: said Liquor Licence being owned by thn Burton Estate on lot 5H2 nance relative tu keeping of saloons ii>*. of man ctaxe*. To win the love uf one water. Mich. Some liad intermarried taking the hair with it. provided for in section two ofan Ordi­ ■of the Citv of Hastings und now orcii- the City of,Hastings applies to my pres­ good man or woman is worth the work with the FYittawatamies and went with turm again and be as bad nance of the City of Hastings entitled pie«.l"by said Damuth & Bejislev. in the ent business as now . carried on. of a life time. -To.win Christ is mote. that tribe, to Selkirks Mission at Brad­ "An Ordinance relative to licensing County of Barry, in th<-State of Michi­ ,*.y doctor said it was Very respectfully ydura ! The singing of hymns to tunes ’in ley. Allegan county, and some went to ■rs.-iribcd anointment, and kei’pingk’f saloons in the City of gan. Therefore the ' said bamoth & Jprepb Ptiug. our own hymn Amoks was very sweet Calhoun county. Hastings atw the conduct thereof and Bi-nsley herein make nppleatiuti forTlie • ■ 1. I then tffed CutiMoved by Aid. Brtx-kx that it belaid and impressive the; words Ixriug in prescribing penalties fur its. violation. City Liquor Liivn.v? as provided fur in Mrs. Slater died in 1832.* For two 1 •.‘dntmedt. I washed pasaed at a meeting of the Cbmmon seetion 2, \f an OnUnfncc of tin? City ou the ^dile until the next meeting. their own language but one could folyear, thereafter Mr. Slater continued . water and Cuticura CquikuI of the said City of Hastings The following accounts were pre­ tew them very well. The .Indian.wo­ •of Hastings entitled "An ordinance ::.y combed the scales tho work with thc assistance of Bis held cn March- 24. 1WJ5 relative to licensing ami keeping of sented. men brought to the service- their pajr .daughter Emily and then the miaTion : not came back and hcr Kiblingvr. Damon. aaloons in the City of Hastings and the City of Hastings. . , ana thick. Sheas ponses, each on its jiaddod board, made broke up and they moved to Kalama­ Recommendation: conduct thereof and; prescribing p<.'nalDr, to( . ;• half old, and has no We the undersigned citizens ‘of the ties for its violation." pa.<»ed at a soft for its little body, and ranged zoo. Some of the Indians cltmg to the members of Board of Review( of City of Hastings hereby certify that meeting 01 the Common Council of them along tlw warm aide of the room old plao- ana to euch Mr. Slater went URGES, Iranistan the applicants Peter F. Kiblinger and the City of Hasting httld on’March 24. the City] of Hastings ns follows. To Alonzo •£. Kvnast»*n. 15 like sb marly umbrellas, their little­ on::., Feb.ax, 1898. Bion Damon ere well known to ns and IW3. Darauth Ar Bensley. :ui ix> eyes shifting like so many glass beads each Sunday tu preach, being taken the liavx labor on Board$ fourteen xnDk* between by hia faithful­ are of means nnd.-4t«ialified to keep a ' Recommendation: To Thomas Sullivan. Il day* salpon and are of good 'vpritation. We thc nndeniigned citizens uf the as they looked around on the company ' old hone Jack. This horse had dune labor dn Board 28>UQ City n•bcrvby certify that fame, morals, character and orderly r !— ofr Ha«ting-. • in wondering silence. They do not cry duty ip the aarly period by bringing To Fleury (Shorn. day* persons. Robert B. Dawson W. S. the ' applicants b.qnpth A’ Bensley are ■ ■ labor on Board....... g. . ■ H»!"U aloud hs do white babies. Through all the mail from Detroit and served ax r -z.. -./rites Feb. 28, 1903: Crewell. F. .A. Newton. well known to’ us- and are of tpeans To J. lAtrenzo Manx 16‘jdays . > - iiohud Eczema very the' long generations tack they ha’.e mail carrier fur three yean, it took Julxir on Board. On motiori uf Aid. Weiasert same wax 'and qnaRed to keep a saloon ami are :« oo been accustomed to silence ami that is J u. I toli^you before, ur.} •. one week to make the trip to Detroit of gxxi reputation fautv morals, To George Abey. Iff’fe days '•r.icura Remedies was granted provided a fee of ^MMKOti is ,character aud an Orderly f-irsop. after u»: . thc trait of their nature labor on Board 33 |00 1 ami another t*. make the Tetnni trip, . xix years old. and I laid. (Carried) < John Wei-sert. TV. A. ^ob&6 C. H. Os­ nd a ch-1’: Ucslp.” The. Indian wigwam- might lx- so in those early days ingil was re’ ' Total ' born. The following application was pre­ Ai ’. ^qscShmg sleep thought an uncomfortbdae affair for ceired only once in two wteta and . (>n motion of Alii. Hall same was seined. ■ We hereby.certify that th*’ foregoing living in but such was not th>- case real­ for ,-..e-t rtn,"- 1 b-birs and rest for there was twenty-five cents postage for . cioli.i ■ ■ .n vparm baths The undersigned. Warren and Ella 'granted providing a fee of *.y»>,P>i is account ir» a true and correct statement ;■ ■ .-.ud gcAtlc anointof the amount* due the several mem- ly for it was a house "all robf so steep 1 every letter, -and now at the closing Carr say that they are engaged-: in the paid. Carrico) that the rain t<n off readily. After tbe up of .affairs nt the mission, he was lien. of the Board of Review for lalLr .?• ;r-tDraluu-uk, purest of business of selling at retail. Spirituous i •• .ratest of iktu cures." ami Intoxicating Liquors, aud the • Moved by Aid Barlier- th.rt all ap­ in viewing the assessment rolls of th.- fire which was in the. center of the hut performing his part as faithfully for sweetest, most I place in which they carry on buaimas plications lie handed in hy Saturday Citv of' Hasting*. Dated Hasting*. was started there was 'little smoke. his master as in his younger days./ Mich.. JuncK. A. D. IW5. • nt, url cX'anomiad I i- the store building owned by the night June . The Mission chapel was built in Au E Kcnaston. Chairman bf Then- was always a pot simmering Burton Estate on lot 581 of the City of ‘ Moved by Aid. Weissrrt that when B-mnl of Review. Tbox. Sullivai. over the coals with venison’ or bear 1840 and in the winter of 1853 and biet-lidg. scaly, Hastings and now occupied by said meat or squirrels or other wild- game •56 was removed to Kalaiuaaoo and nd pimply akin hud scalp Warren Carr and Ella.Carr as a1 saloon 'council adjourns th*-adjourn until —’h io of Ijair.lof infants Moved by Aid. Weiuert same lx»* I- in it They loved tlie white woman's set down on Water street where Ty­ in the City of Hastings. Cuuntv of Monday evening. Nays. Barber. eu, its well os adujts, and is Barry and State of- Michigan. There­ Brooks. Grant. Hall. Sentz. Yea>. lowed. Ayes. Barlier. Brooks. Gran . breAd and meat and alieve all her fried ler & Turner * planing mill stood r<.td when all ’«thyr remofore the sajfd Wanen and Ella Carr cakes aud Mr-. Slater, with all pa­ and wax rebuild with an additional I Hull. Wciiss- rt. ”^7 > Hiluin. Wcimert. iCarried) k be»t nhysjctani herein niakn^applic^tiun for tbe City Liquor Lii4>nse. permitting them to Moved by Aid. Hall that when coun­ ' The foHowing communication was tience. taught t.hem as well as she ••turj- and served as a dwelling house sell Ht rvtnd Intoxicating l.iquora in cil adjourns the* adjouni until Satur­ ; presented. • could, her clean practical New Eng­ for a nuuilx-r -of yearn. It was re­ the Citv ofjHnKtings; said City Liquor. land ways, so that they gradually left moved in its second flight to Den day Jun* 3. Yeas Barlier, Br.s>ks To the Common Council of the City Licemse being provided for in section off many uf their uncouth fashions, Blyker’s addition on Portage' street . Nays. Hilton. • Hastings^] two uf an ^Ordinance of thc City of Grant. Hall. Sentz. • Gentlemen: ., ■ . where it now rtands. being • u-rd as a substituting hers in place. Hastings, entitled "An ordinance rela­ Weisaert. (Carried' We the undersigned tx-ing engaged tive to licensing andjeeepingof saloons They were |dw4yn hungry and never tenement house". Move* I byA Id. Brooks that if on in­ in the aaluun business and in the xalh Pre'lil*- o: in the Citylof Hastings' and the con­ Emily Slater the faithful'”d$ughter thought it beneath tb*m to ask for ut> |n Tb: uf intoxicating iiiniora respectfully re ­ duct thereof and prescribing periaiito vestigation tl'.edine fence of. Mr. - Col- pre* at to yuur- honorable laxly. "Bncatah" .(bread) They ate of what and teacher removed to Kalamazoo for its violJtiou’' yaased at a meeting., grove on TXashington An-, is fpund to First We desire to assure you that was given them and .what. they did with her father and was married to of lheC ommun Council of th<* said city be • in • tbe " streat," that it be ord4ted-re- we shall comply in all re-js-cti to th»i Sylvester St. John. June 22. !<>6. in of I Listings, held on March 21. IW?>. ‘ beat of our ability with all lawf-.d not eat they put iutu a feid ot their moved. (Carried.: ~ e r Warren Carr. Ella Carr. edicts of your honuralJe Ixiard and re^ ■ ’Mitchicolta" and w'ent on theft- way. the Baptist church l»y Rev. I. |A. B. ■ Mortal b y Ahl. Wehrert that council xpect every legal urdinann- <>f the city They gave tbeir confidence slowly but Stone. She died Feb. 23. IHflS and Recommendation: .We. the undersigned citizens of the adjourn. -(Carried) ' a-* we understand it. always remembered « k’indnew which her bjdy lies lieside her parents in Citv of Hashings, hereby certify that Jalne* M. Patten. City Clerk. . Secund. We have l*en advised by ' Riverside Ometery, Kalamazoo. Friday, the the'applicJirits Warren Carr and Ella council that the ordinance requiring many times was repaid with a kindly jn o'clock !r The news of the war in our own land Coqitaon Council met in adjuumed saloon keepers of the-City uf Hastings art. They were capable of the moat ihHihcorlmc of Carr an- well known to us aud are of r. .4 law of *a»<3 means and qualified to keep a saloon • lutcrr-b-d !a and are ufjg'xx} reputatioon. fame, regular session Saturday evening June t<> pay a license is an illegial livens*), enduring affect ion and were also cap­ stirred up the Hood of thu old Revo­ fur various reaaons, 1 .va — of able of great cruelties. History baa lutionary ancestors running in the 3. I9u5. Mayer -Heath, presiding. । Third, As citizens and tax payers , , , .,, , it lhe f rotat* morals, ehnmeter an-3 are orderly per-. Mid county naJ sons.' John KVaiseert. Alonzo O. Wool­ ^Present at roll call. Barber. Brooks, of Hastings we' request your honorable^never recorded and never will, the veins of I^eonard Slater and as has Ixxm tbr j-tayer ot ley John Mead. horrible scenes of cruelty to capti ve said before, he offered himself for his "* «« Grant. Halt Weissert. Absent H*»rton. body to <-arend tu u» the same convid-*, 1----- 1W’---- -And it Is .eration and fairness that every citizen men. women and children, in the early country's service, and- joining 'the th - -jotic* On motionjof Aid. Hall same was Hilton. Sentz. Ute of thn ami taxpayer of Hastings isentitled tu. wars, for none but Indians knew the Christian Commission without jmy. hr ii»ar'.a« granted ^provided .a fee of Ss’x’j.w w • Tho following application was pre­ Fourth, We feel it our duty after S oril«*r to paid. (Carried) extent and they were silent for tbe wax sent to rare for our sick and idylng sented. — , ; 1 having comtatdhd with our attunieys to Nashville. latH in ’-talJ in most'pari, hut occasionally. in later soldiers in hospital .in Thefolluwjng «rIJlc«ion «>,» Tb. undmlgnwl that hi, n»m- contest the legality of thc ordinance -------i f>s thp-«»ucTenn. He laliured there until his rented. ) 'is is Fred C. Parker, that he he is engaged question and in doing so feel that we,, years, when somewhat under the in­ 5 rf Ihurlrr. The uhder-ugned *ays that hi* name in the basinet boainew of selling at nt retail.^ retail, are protectitig'rigLp, that ix-long to us fluence of fire water they would -relate health gave out and then came home und those dependent uj»un ux. i is Martin Tinkler that he is engage*! nlritnotw and . intoxicating liquors . . and Fifth. We desire''to emphasize to some of their blood curdliife experi­ to die. and nut yet an old man. de-, Sat the pine*place in in th.- hudnewi of selling at retail, that tn which lie he carries on IHfltt. vour honorable Ixxly that we <b*sire to ences uf the i*art. of the , raids they parted this lift’ Aldi spirituous and intoxicating liquors and such inisines* is the basement of the The few remaining Indians living at that the place in which he carries or. PfcrkerHotel Block __ on _____ State______ «tn-et of be law abiding citizens and will-com- made among the early settlers in Ohm ply with the ordinance in question im- and other states, capturing women and the City <»f Hartings, in the County of Prairieville attended the tuneral und such business is the atore building on * ‘ **“ ‘ **” ’ * “ n mcdiatelv upon the ordinance l*eing ’ children, the latter, ’.if •rtoo. young to saw him laid away from their sight. Lot 371 of'the City of Hastings owned1 Barry, in the State of Michigan, sustained by the courts. .-----. Parker, • Sixth.. We. desire to further assure miuiage w*-ll. had their brains cla^nal by Hertl and George Tinkler and now now . Therefore tbp said Fred This devoted and single hearted mis­ the herein makes application for the Citv occupied by Martin Tinkler in the tion ‘hat immediatohxvewill u>k trees Liquor 2. of License an Ordinance as provided of the for Citv in secof lay '’<>»« but that we will JW k for trynonfurther ten care de- i ollt . 1 against* trw ^- •and ’tod the women were ifere sionary died without the satisfaction •aloon business in the County.of Barrs'. Marun.xinjuer uerein uj^,^ ..Fr .v- Hastings, entitled "An ordin axkinir for 'adionnimenu and ‘<,’nI*',,t*d to ride astride ponies'be­ of feeling that his life’s work had been lance remwithout asking fin adjournments and ; 10 ru *'‘ State of Michigan. Therefore the said tion 2. <>. . tion for Tnikier the City "Liquor. License as Hastings, tiveTtalicensing keeping ' “ -• •* 1..he. Martin herein makes applicaentitledandAn ordinance relain <■«»■ II.' brdiiuw«. lund Indl.n. and tire with th-m • or a surceM. The character of the Inrifled —• ... » :------«U-a and keening u. the con- is declared to lx-a valid ordinance we 1 pierced with arrows. . 1 the con­ provided for for in in section section 2. 2. of of an an OrdiOrdi- in the City of Hastings andrial provided ties for promise your honorable laxly to imIn this enlightened age it is hard to <-ther •u'.t- nanee of the (pity of Hastings, entitled, duct thereof prescribing penalt: — ‘ties f meeting of . mcthately jay the license and comply ^.]jeve tijat such things ever occurred. relative to licensing its violation, passed at a ie m-c 1 that Friday, the ifith. "An ordinance the coqrt ordinance in every respect . fuDuf . „ ..honor, wbteh .. saloons ■ - of ■­ the Cenxnon Common Coiincil Coitnci! of oT the Citv City of with that tfie determines or finds it i .but past .. historj i* ' uiuiiuiu ing of in the—--jCity ( , of u clock In tt»« and keeping of saloons in the City ot ........................... -»r ---a jjj und the conduct thereof and Hastings, held on \Mareb 24. jnnj. 11MJ3.* ring o'said neceasart or our duty to comply with. ' it may not be well to open. The trials ' Hasting- — und -l the conduct thereof an'1 ,u!.. \ .F c F.par C.. Parker. S.-ventktest In the view of ine the inc-v fncl thatordione ।■|CD our *forefathers in ;M the prescribing lienalties for ita yiolanon Recommendation . Heventn. in view or ium uuc We. the undersigned citizens of the "ease..will validitv of the * durcd , rva by our ore,niuen‘ »» ‘'’,.; passed at a meeting of the Common City of Hastings, hereby certifv that nance and iu view of the fact that- we fc . F tettling of this country cannot lie of theiCity : of Hastings held on .the applicant. Fred C. Parker, is well have property and enjoy the rights and ' truly comprehended In- those coming so ^ild LY untjr. Council ReeurameniUtion hy tn* prayer March pave property uuu uwju>^..c-.,R.,. 4 1905. Martin Tinkler. We th-undersigned citizens uf the known to us and 15 of means and quail- jirivileges I ’ of citizenship and are tax jiay- much N».. later. r T.» To them it >. i* ancient -.n.-unr b. His• .uited. .4nd II Is Recommendation -t:t!oE-r ir it :»<<•«• .min tory in the City of Ha-tings^ Hastings we re»»|«ctreap .- I e-Mtr. oi lhe City uf Hastings hereby certify that the fled to keep a saloqn and is of good re- .er> ,.ad the hearing applicant Martin Tinkler, is well .putation. fame, morals, character and : fully request Vour honorable l<oJv to The change in their style k»f dress ot thl* order to be known to us and is of means qualified . an orderly person. S. h Hopf.. 11 S. commence but one test case tu deter------ --abuut gradually; .• It was a ditfi- Banxkx. a now*. to keep a saloon and is of good reputa- Goodyear, R. I. Hendershott mine the validity of the muiiinuiv ordinance oune >1 t:; *«ld county ot cult imiduit-ljy mere ..entreaty or argu- ' tion fame morals character and an or- “On motion of Aid. Wdwert Mun<- and accent from ns our assn r-----unmet* -------- --••S. 1 ?-Jon 0 ^,? 8 ' n, . c nt to run»unde them hut far coniym- . derly person Kobt. B. Dawson. W1LS accented nrovidim/ 4 nf "" I rr-mu^ that if the <-----------*». M. M lunua,. ^ we-.... Wright Bros., C. D. Barnaby. uas accepted proxidiii^, a fw nfr.rfM) M PU5talntXi without delay will im-f. I ience’s sake, they dropixxl their becom-! it.tjr ofrrubute. On motion of Aid. Barber same was Ay«. Barix.r, Brxmks. (irant. mwiiatelg pay the toll sum dne the • city under and hy virtue of said ordi-! ing ond romantic style of dress. The granted provided a fee of-8500.00 i*! Hall, ttebtsert. ((anusl) nn'/.p,. Allot which i.s respect!' luly-; browns und red* which t harmonized *o ' BABY’S ECZEMA < continued from The Leonard Slater Mission four of Head Covered with ' Scales Which Peeled off Taking Hair with Them. CURED BY CUTICURA Dow Sii Years Old with Thick Hair and Clean Scalp. Cure Permanent. CURE PERMANENT 9 oo Drops] > IDs mil < ati secure < ptpr; i.. tttugi.' <1 ’ ing rates with this The follow ing application was pre- . i.^•— .............. . perfectly with their out door surroundTinkler. Frank Herrick. Kiblinger Av’ ’ " ***.’ . , , . . & ।< £** • gs , -v nJopfexi The undersigned, says that his niime Damon. Warren ...•k. Carr, Carr. kiblinger Damoth * in ,n >p’ were lj.ut ’ut aside, and w,d, thejr lhe adopted , i the white man’s costume, plug is Torn Doyle, that he is engaged" in Bensley, Tom^lXtylc: • .hat. and. ! j all and in doing so. a great portion of The undersigned says that his name • tho btisines- of selling at retail, spiritOn motion of Aid. WuissertBamo was I their dignity seemed to depart. It'was is Frank Hergick uf thatfiling he is at engaged uoa'splure and in intoxicating liquors on and such that arce..t«i nnd nlarwl <>h \n in the busineaa retail the which he careies 5 cwt,cm; i remarked of chief Noonday that he bpiritnous and intoxicationg liquors , business i» the store building owned] by n'*“’ Xloved by Aid.—Barber council ad- wore his blanket as though it were a and that the p! ace in which he carries the Doyle Estate and now occupied! by lv-----. .r. Ayes. ,-_j> *Alif. a— ’ AJf . ■ ’Roman toga, and no hat of any kind un such business is the store buildiqg T&n Doyle, on tbe west side of Jeffer- I jtium. (Carried) could have given him the dignity that on by lot said 388 of the City of Hastings ownstreet, of City inof the Hastings,' -Patten riiv Cl..rl,ed Frank Herrick and now oc- son the County ufthe Barry, State in of I . James *’nmw M* <nen ’ Glerk ’ ! seemed bom to go with the circlet of cupied by him as a taloon in the , Michigan. Therefore said Tom Dovle. I ‘ " dirar Doxea - --------------------- Eagle s feathers that surrounded the County of Barry, in the State of herein makes application for t he < - - .—_ ie’as provided for in rec-r| *TThe beat cigar box Is made of Span- . iyyk of his head. It is said of Chief Michigan. Therefore the said Frank Liquor License as provided for City in of ■ Ish cedar," Mid a tobacconist MAU our I Me-gis-o-nee-nee who prodded over the ( an Ordinance of the Herrick, herein makes application for | tion 2. of an Ordinance of the Cit entitled "An ordinanre rein-1 imported cl^ra come Id Spantab cedar lower vilUKtf of Ind|fUW inGnmd the City Liquor License as provided Hastings, enticed ‘A;. • for in-section 2, of an ordinance of ' tive to licensing and keeping of salodns >>01,^ Look here. to’’ot bcuorub eortlr ' '* WU-Stob In M the City of Hastings entitled "An or- ■ in the City of Hastings and the con- j Ho OIX;n£;t] a ^x dnr, nnd lhe odor dlttmod through «» ■“ nogotinting « trmty .nd the shop was indescribably pleasant. 1 prerented white there by President an odor half of tobacco, half, as. It j Jackson with a unit of new clothes, of seemed, ot spices. which he was Very proud, but with it "That spicy smell—do you notice it?’ insisted upon having a high bat with said the dealer. “Weil, that is^be smell . a mourning badge on it.’ Their clothof the Spanish cedar. It communicates ing ba(1 ljocn ni(ulo from tanned deer ^jlui ea wilh mnch tabM, b,, Strengthen the Stomach and Digestion, and You ltwlftothodg.ngMtdjKdeUc.towd jnbue u u thnt It nrttt.Il, taproee. JmfQ paid. (Carried) The following application was tinted ' * . CiUBRfNG RATES , 1 r.nly ur weekly paper •jL-.':?hed in the Cnited ,'*.ato .«( -- •.da as can be procur-' M by any ihir newspaper In this *ctlou of.Michigan. , —<.warn*i UDO onrs. fun-Jhtuvntal difference be­ ; gllrii and the American '!.<■ EcgBsbman’a garden 13 T-i ul<!. ;ih . - M-nuaj as his house. It a like u 1 ■» room to tbe residence., - .»•• fatally rather than for tho .PJU" l: t!...r..fnre works Itself Into ti.- d«-. ., ; • qritiiu'louBneM of chH* sad gat-Urt lovo becomes w* u {.art n* the person as books ^'l furuiture and music do. Tho ^ttc-rtena garden is likely to be all In hunt yvd. It Is usually of the •»*-nt.me klSd. It Is made for the Uitkc tu .«<-•. This may contribute to M'lit* ,,,*1 civic Itettennent, but ‘ in oi finality and vitality.—L. «In Garden Magazine. feSHONEMAR pre- , " How To Avoid Germ Diseases AM'Cctable Preparation for Assimilai ing foe Food andBemula­ ting ihcStomacits and Bowls of Promotes Digestion .Cheerful­ ness and Rest.Contains neither Opium .Morphine norMimraL Not Nakcotic. Aperfeci Remedy for Constipa­ tion . Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms Xxjnvufaions.FeverisKness and 14)89 OF SLEEP. FacStnite Signature of Will Keep Well. When there Is an epidemic of germ disease^ind most diseases Ire caused by germs, It is the person with a weak stomach who succumbs first. If you suffer with pains or distress after eating, headache, belching of gasafter eatii.Bl.a bad taste in the mouth, e«, aour food, as i in the heart, specks bedizziness, pair and a general feeling of fore the eyea, — ’------ *--------- "'*n should despondency and weakness, you tnelr flavor. , - simple . . jacket . , . and, .trousers _____ ■_ to adopt the “If we pat up our goods tn chestnut l• get well at once by strengthening eth ild easily be fashioned hy stomach with Mi-o-na. Just one small or walnut or pine boxes tbo flavor of which _c tablet out a fifty cent box before eating the wood, impregnating tbe tobacco, their sqt— and your, digestive system will become would ruin the cigars entirely; hence j Tho business of the mission required so strong that you will be the embocii- moderately good cigars aro put to a box ' Mr. Stater to go to Washington at cerment of good health and spirits, and thnt Is quite odorless, and the best 1 taju periods, and during one of these need fear no germ diseases.-x of nbRence Mra slaUr tokened Ask W. J. Holloway toshbw you the dgara are put up to this aromatic and 1 and , died. The Indians mourned hher „r guarantee under which he selli Mi-o- costly boxi"—Philadelphia Bulletin. death and then seemed to low* heart na; it costs nothing unless it cures. “ Cures croup, sure throat, pulmonary i -d !.,« -ck into « o.d troublf’**—Mtinarchoyer pain of every councillor.to them.in them, in ^Eocjectric OIL Oil. * She had been a conncellor.to -ttoTT.Dr. Thomas~EocJectric THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE 1 NEW VORK. dian had not been improved by his in­ tercourse with white men. which was of itself a discouraging fact. With the history before us of those who have struggled and toiled and then laid down to die. comes ever and again the ques­ tion “What is life?*’ Who can answer? INTERESTING TO ASTHMA SUF­ FERERS. The follow! iq; letter from Robert R. Watt*, of Salem My. is instructive. “I have been troubled with kidney disease for the last fire years. I loot flesh and never felt well and doctored With leading physicians and tried all remedies suggested without relief. Finally I tried Foley's Kidney Cure and lew than two bottles cured me completely rmd I am now sound and well . For sale by Arthur E. Mulhol­ land. successor to W. H. Goodyear. If Baby is Cutting Teeth. Hy. Mrs Winslow’s Sootbtns Syrup, for c’-Btrea tret.’itMj. II soothes the cb'Tl. softens tbo puns all pa***. cure* ’’’tnd voile and la tbo boat rear edy for diarrhoea. Twenty-oeata a No one should ever be bothered with constipation if everyone knew how' naturally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters regulates the stomach aud bowclK Lehigh Valley Railroad '‘The Line Beautiful" BUFFALO to NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA and. ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS Five through trains daily. Dining Cars, a la carte. Connects at Buffalo and Niagara Falls with all lines from the West. MIS 1r««ellnK P«Menr«r CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of' In Use For Over Thirty Years — 3CAST0RIA �HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 15, 1905. .......................... —BOUGHT NEW STEAM HEATING PLANT , COURT HOUSEJIEWS. For Court Hotfte and Jail of Weath­ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Graduating' ^Presents erly & Pulte of Grand 1 have some splendid, things tn R>pld>. Books, such as poems of Well . The supervisors assembled in this' I city Thursday to consider the beating ' known authors. These books WARRANT? deeds. Georgette LeRoy to Fred L. Heath, Lota 8. 4. and 5 blk 8 Eastern add. City....... J.. l»0 ■ THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. The man who laughs is 1a <doctor uipiuiua. His nia face tme does uucn more. mu.c i, Wliaoui without a diploma. j good a sick room than"f a b t.shel of l —K..in ------.-V-; ----- *-> ' powder* or a gallon of bitter draughts. t Ptiople are always glad to see him. Their hands instinctively go out half way to meet his grasp, while they turn involuntarily involuntarily from from tne the ciammy clammy wucn touch <4 ot u» tbe aortic dppeptic whu whu #«kdl> the the 00 groaning grouiibK xey. key. xie He inugus Inngh, yuU yon . Uuv out v* ot your faults, while you never dream your taolu, while you never dream of of [| ' .ueitlg being UUCUUCVl offended with "HU him, UIU1, and you • *’ * *a pleasant x world ,J you . 00 never *know what are living in until he points out the 00 sunny streaks In its pathway. A ven- rich‘lady offered Garcia any w nilJ ouJr leach daogtrefusal, knowing well be could obtain serious work from her; but. US tbe mother persisted, be hit up­ on a compnjmlsc. He ssked the ladles to be present during a lesson, and be undertook, if tbe girl still wtabed to learn ‘jn#uK Jnn^Tbe U X. M " ,o u>e IMnen flntab„| ,)IW,.r. bed to repent „t the moat dlfflexercise* before the matter was satisfied. He insisted upon the mi­ nutest attention to every detail of exe­ cution. Mother and daughter ex­ Railway Time Tables Michigan Central. Central Standard Time. . am pin pm ]# Kalaiuazoo ar 10:130:1* 1:30 Delton 8:»6:» 3:10 Cloverdale ».-» 6.30 j:« NO. MH,’. HbultZ 0:10 0:17 1:30 Hastiocs 0:56 6.-00 l:t« Coan Grove 8:35 «:« 11:06 Woodland H:» <:36 11-.&5 No. 101. KANTWaBd r plant The thorough and conscientious I work df their committee had paved the j Fred L. Heath to S.C.Greusel, U’EHTWaHD Lots 8, 4, and 5 blk 8 Eastway for speedy and satisfactory action, j em add. City 800 in Burnt Leather and other fancy There were eight competitors for the ■ 1 O. M. McLaughlin to WilHam ' job uf installing the plant The com- , bindings. Strong. Lota. Nashville.-..4.. 1400 mittee declined to recommend any changed glances and looked Grandhorrified Rapid# 7:10 W. 8. Babsox,' Agent. I particular bid. contenting themselves Lafayette Pott and wife to on pityingly. The lesson finished, the BsMIngl. ( | with recommending a steam beating ■ George D. Burden, Parcel Fountain Pens master bowed the ladle* out. and in 875 00 ; plant to be*'installed in the basement j Sec 16. Woodland.................... passing the pupil the young girl whis ­ 1 sell the kind that will not ; | of the court house, and referring the | Edward D. Silcock and wife to pered to her. "It would kill me!” Senor leaK and will not daub Garcia, returning from the door. «ald I i bids to theAvhole loard for,action. The j- Fred J. Ball and wife, W» WEST PARMELEE. contentedly: "They will not come ! committe$ad insisted on a first class ac S*c 2‘- Orangeville............ 8300 (MJ again. Tljank you, mon enfant, you . HHYMtClANH ! | job in every respect, and all bids were Ertellu Squires to Maurice L. ■ Delayed letter. sang well.”—Ixmdori MnlL DR. LOWRY. I Heavy thunder storms have l>een the so specified. j - Howell and wife. Lot 915, ,4, ■ Hasting#. Midi. NAAirr.jN, AttuniejB. -il; KNAPPEN, Attorneys. 8100 00 1 order of the day for aome time. Those The contract waa let to Weatherly & ' Hastings Prescriptions prepared as If for 17 Michigan Treat Co. Building, Grand »J»rge rioeZ ol e ■ Pulte. of Grand Rapids, for $1810.1 Hastings Realty Co. to Philip spectacles ; on the low lands have the sympathy of the Doctor’s own use. A naturalist ha* written tdjyrove that Rapid*. Mlehlqaa. snectaetaM on no hjmo. ’ ' V‘ all: it is wet {enough on the higher birds are not singers, but. whistler*; HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. They gave an ample bond for first class j T. Colgrove. Lot 1 blk 4 । H. A. AC. H. BARBKR, Sign of the Elephant. that Is to say, that the notes are pre THOMAS & PRYOR. c.H. Thoma* : work, and $430uf the contract price is . jJls. Dunning add. City.... 050 00 I land. • Physician# mJ he; Attorneys at Law. L. H. fmto». *'all»ln city or comity r . j . Master Arthsr Sharp wps the guest to be held till Feb. 20 to insure satis­ Hostings Realty Co. to Clara proaptnoag. d»j or raabt ' through the silt known uh the glottis— Offices over Ha5tih«» City Rank. faction. They'guarantee to heat the of his sister in I Grand Rapids Sunday. Sissom Lot 5 ,blk <5 Lincoln not by tho help of vbcal ebrdb. But tbe F. R. TIMMERMAN buildings’satisfactorily. This firm is j Grandma Morgan is still very low. whole* distinction Is - beside the point. C (LWROVB A POTTER, Parkcdd, City 2tt>0O Eompepaif:!- P!i$ -| » Tf A should call at my store and # veil known and worthy of confidence. : Attorneys at Law, . tn-1 BurMiss Sarah was detained at home Mon- Any one whu has «en n bird ringing • (SuceeaAora to Philip T. Uolcrore) |• *on. 'Office cor. Jtffen-vh » I bn gel a Freb Sample of the « and we aro sure the board acted wisely ■ Frank Radford and -wife to •See in Union Block. HanUnga, PractlOM it • itreeto will have awn both tin- vibrations in ■ day on account of her 'illness. . Win. M. Ream and wife. Lot . 11 nf fh. in dealing with them. # ) ■ i X City................................. I-,. 4«W | Mrs. Newton McDowell r.nd daughter his throat and the rariutlnnain die ex­ A HANLON. M. 1x7 tent to which he and el ►-*•* his A. K. KENASTON, , The thanks of the board and of the • : TEA at 50 c«nt». } : Mire Zna of Hastings were the guests ( Physician i»n -.S-iigenn. : Julius Stark and wife to John Attorney at Law. uianrhl’lea.: |n<l. I nd. given tnv»w these nrnr.1 -ini. andi wife « Jas i . r . i. I| beak or man«llHcs: taxpayers of tbe County ore due the ' __j----------------------- :-------of Dnv.d Perrault witU the pm-. Ot«.- J. S. Goodyear A Co.. #tore. ,# MIddlevtllf, |t;c; Henkes. E1^ lot 4488, City.. committee, consisting of Ed Johnson, Mr. ami Mra, Philander ^Barnum , ducrtl , n „ f nB Umrtlrulate lamnmge. ‘ S Gold Dust Corn Meal, a 20D>. H # John Hinckley and A. F. Nevins, for . " pronipUy attended to. ’i A. McIntosh ; to Benjamin - R. V. GALLAGHER, 11,-,v were the guest* of their daughter Mrs. I ... Blld ringing ta*coin| Identical a sack for only Joseph P. Henkes. Lot i> blk Surgeon. Dowling, Mich I trnun suggesting a <ltaiinvllon. People . J. M. SMITH, Attorney at La,w. ' J Lemon and Vanila Extracts. Cou- < their thorough work. hours: 12 to'2 p. hi. abd-T Woodland, Mich. 150 «>» Bert White on Sunday. l 10 Eastern add, City » pons glven'with every 10 cent cash « Philo Clino hit* gone with a load. I are' ncmstfinied to the idea that only n I AM buaines* given prompt and careful Telepbonl- st ifou-e tai. .„ ‘ I Morgan Jones and. wife tu » purchase.' few sjieyk ’ s of bird#, such ns the par. attention. Celtectiooft a specialty. fishing-at Gun lake. • j ! Indies gauze vests............................ 10c J SURVEYug •The woman that kin support a bus- ; John S. Hlirper. I/>t 4 blk 4 I rot nnd the jackdawA-an be taught, I l(M< (Ml The Rev. Jasjuic Muftit and wife. |j but In wild life ahirrtst all birds an- ■ > Ladies hose supporttfs 25c < WALTER HEATH band’’— begun thc Manayunk phllosuKenfield add. City Natharti Mufiit and wife and Mrs. War- trimlcs to fome extent, and probably • HA It BY COVXTt •YOB, { Some nice ripe pineapples. J pher. Alden S. Farnam to Helen M. gMtdMKe on Srtc. 4,,’Pia'rt. । 00 ren were Sunday guests at Philo Clines. I 'more of them than |>cople mt Ilze coukl , F. A. WILLISON. D. D. b. Hastings, Mlfk HtldreHw iHetfou. Mh ti.. K..L [ •What about her?" interrupted the, Farnnm> 20 ac Sec 86..'.... s canned peas 10c; Canned corn 10 < Squedunk Ighoramu*. , »’ . ... David Perrault is-making a line im­ be ’taught to imitate human sounds.-Ain’t Koln' to have much trouble In Oi»r>“ A«■<! ’«'« ’<■ ■* aud 15c; Salmon i5c; Canned touia- * . provement by grading his yard, which Pearson’s Weekly. b toes, the 12$ kind for 10c. 4 andln- a hUHbnnd to support."—I'blleSert IL Stnnton I :l. ac Sec 1400 «» wilt 11,1,1 mucl‘ to lhe aPP^*rnnc' of delnhla Bulletin. | BallimoreU....................... I . his beautiful home. The first club uf modern England MY STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS. State ot Ohio. City ot Tolrtlo. < ,, ! OVIT CtAlMS. ♦ ■ Willis Wood hud the misfortune to seems to have tM-rtr the drcle nt the Fnurt .l.'cSXJ™Se. ill. Hut He I. th. ■ Abner D. Tbomiu. to Hamilton 1’. A. SB ELDON / find one of his horses in a critical con-1 Mermaid that Sit Walter Raleigh Wm. H.STEHB1N' v-nlor iwtiit-r ot the ftnn of F. J.rhcneyfc 1 Carvefh. *4 ac SecSt ThornAbstract and Real Estate OfficeJ „ i dition Saturday morning: it had fallen . founded and Shakespeare Jollied. But Lieeneed-SjiKalwCo.. thsnz tHirinras In th«- city of Toledo, county J ‘ * Abstract Block, Hststings. In tlie seventeenth! century clubs be ­ and -Funeral binsod state :ifon~aM. and that said firm will pay nppav oh ah iron hook making a seqioiisi Money to loan on K«-»il Estal*1- Beat E4the sum of out! hnndrel dollars for each and ' gan to spring ui| like nuishroonia. Ut< *o!<i on ortmmterion. General convey everv esse of catairh that ennuot Is: cured by : Gilbert Saunders to Caroline . . wound in its shoulder. A surgeon was There was the (^lives' Head club, surinx. ItavUie a eOtnpM** *’*( ”t Abstract 4 ClH.st v. i Saunders. 1x4 8 bIk’2B East ■ > Dry Goods and Groceries. $ tin- me ot Hull-# catarrh called to sew up tho wound but it will whose members u|et and dined uff Book*. <x>tnr-l!'-<1 from tho Itecord*. wu fuinKli complete Ab«trwl« ' ■ Suoru to before me uhd MibscrtbeU‘in my j e‘m add, Hastings • Four DOOR5 gas fop ooodybar bros * 1 M j be some time before it yrill l»c aide io -calves'' heads to show their contempt pte-senco, thl# cftMcnro. this 6th i>th d*v d*y of taecemlwr. i>ectfnil»er. A. D. ’ HARDWARE. PHONE a9a A. W. (JLEAfUiX. for the docupitateU (Jbarles I Then ' Harry Standi>h per heirs to [Seal.] Notary 1’ubllc.Georgette E. LeRoy. Luts J. j Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Morgan were came the Kit-Kat Club; which, u>*curdHall’s Catarrh Cure 1# taken Internally and att* directly on the hiexxi and mnwais uirfaces and 5 blk 8 and lota 1 and 2 HOftSE SHOE \i ‘ i guests of William Kepkey and wife of Ing to Addison. foffit Its minx’ from a of the system. Send (or tretimnulah.r.-.i-.M free. n r ., v. muttorf pie One Christopher Kat, a Wk 4 Eastern add. Hastings I w l West Thoniappb; Suntlay. . I give especial'a ctenun t pastry <-»k of Shire lube, was a dis­ “MARTHA that interfere in travdiin; Ijr HtUaire tin best. We can now say Hello! to our Mtper-1 tinguished constructor of mutton pies, now shoeing some of the !■<. ntoRATE !<WRT. . WASHINGTON” ijw.r. Welcome to our jolly banjl. For LIVERY RIGS. W« have nnd bis, production* were called Kitin Barry county, ana would . Chronic bronchial troubles ad summer“ i। Estate of James T. Johncock incom-1 several first class ri^rs in'Tonucctiun Kats. Hie chili meeting in his bouse We have just received a new lot Grandma Fr'eshm-y is again in tbe shoe yours, coughs can tie quietly relievod and cured j petent. liceitee tu mH rem'-^fistato of Martha Washington Geraniums, : Tiy Foley’s Honey and Tar. Said by‘Jj. and eating bls pies acquired the pies’ W. ’J. FLEMI^S, I contest for prize Hower gardens. 1 all the new eblors. Also have ’ j granted, report of sale filed, i. i name for its own.-London Telegraph. First door east at Brk-k !4n:. j Arthur E. Mulholland. I Andrew Zerliel lust a sheep by i Estate of Harry G. Jones deceased. I CARNATIONS 35C A DOZEN ’ drowning last weelL At the latest re, hearing for license adjourned to Sept i All orders, large or imal), given prompt at­ । port Hooper Frwdiney's sheep were in A feature in bird travels to the de­ tention. riswiwuwiwawi il * Bronib. I the’ swim alsu. parture south of the old sod young A F. Burroughs C Son X'lXU Bignstsra , Estate of Carry Smith deceased, orcuckoo* at a different time. Tlie old John Mungersdr. is to be envied: he determining heirship entered. cuckoos set out.first, leaving the young THE OLD FELIAB! E ; has three of thb finest colts in’the state. birds of the year -to follow. Tbe adult 1- - - — i Estate of Aralwlle arid Harriet P. HORSE SHOER. •: Harlan Hamilton and .son-in-law cuckoo*—one might put it by a stretch Shop on Court Sift* j A , • . . , , I have been fishing on Payne lake: fine of imagination—*o much din like tbe ««te gnmu-l U>fl mx>rt of »le fllwl ,uck ~ ' Jeflep->n fuss and anxiety of traveling en Ert.le of Erb doo-ued. con-t ,„d Mni fainlUe that they take care to go on first and by themselves. Whether the bnortwo of ude onrored. , Wa]t((r of Orov(> old cuckoos ever know their progeny EMite ot Eteline A. Baielr deceanl. th,, 8„„ o( llnu NORTHROP KING 4 GO'S hy sight cannot be said for certain— THE WORLD'S GREATEST MOWER Sterling Northern grown tested wdgnment ot r«l eu.t. enured. dl»(ho , ]ctteni probably not, although an old cuckoo ehanto of eiecutor iteraed. tbo rnr.1 dellurv. CARDEN SEEDS is constantly to be heard and seen in wide truck—wide face wheels—heavy axle—convenient foot lift. Estate of Robert S. Brady deceased. -’ of Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. Ifepulitpr'i'-atly and thc coppice or hedgerow or about the petition for licence to sell real estate garden where a young oue is Iveins PHll.lf' SHULTZ. A FIRST CLASS MOWING <f?Q£5 AA ' filed, hearing July 8. reared by a hedge sparrow, pipit or 'diceoud door Mmth of 12V N. Creek Street. wagtail.—London Opinion. - - MACHINE FOR - j Estate of Morris Sweezey deceased. Delayed letter. Mra. J. Horn and Mn. F. W. Zerbel i final account filed, hearing July 7. A million mowers have been built by tbe builders of the “Keystone" and ire entertaining their brother Henry i Estate of Cyrus Buxton deceased, this new mower is the test-yet produced became it avoids tho defects of Leaning palnfiflly on a heavy stick Dash and wife frotp Genesee county. und groaning in In'tolerabV anguish, all others. petition for appointing administrator tbe blinding tears I forcing .themselves Double strength In every part where wear or strain occurs. Guararifiled. Rearing July 7, petition for I By sending One IIntu Mrs. Lee. McDonald and daughter from bis eyes. a Whitechapel 'defend­ teed unsurpassed in lightness of draft, strength aud .simplicity. special administrator filed, order npcarpets, I will pay fwFOR THE 1 pointing F. W. Walker »iwial ulmin- “imdat MUnded the funeral of tboir ant. according to tbe Umdon Globe. f cousin \fiuu Miss All,,,, -Allen of Uaueln.A. Hastings l-u» last Uthped up to the county court judge . istrator entered. • and explained that owing to being •; Saturday. Estate of Almira A. Rork deceased. '■ hopelessly crippled by rheumatism, be I Ora Darling left Tuesday morning petition for probate of will filed, hear-1 could not pay a debt. "But I saw you j fur Yule, Clare Co. where he has ac- enter tbe court with that stick under ing June 30. \ I cep ted a position in the woolen mills. your arm!" exclaimed the Judge. “Two wondered whether wp Estate of Robert Elston deceased, ( WHITE WAISTS IS bite W Rists and I His wife expects to join him a little shillings ft month until tbe debt Is. White petition for hearing final account । we fto the wi»A *KD we do. And paid." Then the pain racked invalid later. filed, bearing June 80. ARE BETTER Than FRAME! trial will convince yon that threw the stick lightly over his shoul­ WHITE SKIRTS. R' 0 ” 1 OM The hard rain Monday night did we do. der, thanked the bench and tripped considerable (bunage; the roads are in gayly into tbe street again. It was a MARRIAGE LICENSES. ARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! W. I. Start. Pro. Phoie 243. The American bad shape. one minute cure Floyd E. DeRiar, 'Nashville20 J. Hines of Hastings spent Sunday ARE WARMER IN WINTER Besaie Beigh, Nashville10 at home. Charles Mantock, Ix»gansport,. Ind.. .22 ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! There will be-preaching at the church Lula Schelter, Woodbury18 next Sunday at three o'clock. They «re frM from dAmpnew and fro«t. Thro, ue twu Ib.t bite b«n Carl.J. Ryker, Indianapolis, Ind. ...25 dronotutrated. I make a ipeclally of doing mab #ade Wort.. I baye tbe People are enjoying their strawberry Ella M. Strausbaugh, Carlton..,...25 very latest aud most improved machinery for making Cemtfrt Bleaks ana short-cake now days. Roy E. Moore, Assyria21 am able to give customers the finest finished work. I do variegated work Hurry-Up Lunches Pave the Way Fot Mrs. Carrie Spence who has Tr>eeii Mabie S. Cox, Assyria20 and ornamental cement work of all kinds. Yean of Suffering. spendng the winter in California has Armani I have had a large experience in tbe cement busiuesr uvmcni and win piea8ed to figure with you if you are thinking returned. She . visited her brother Doctors have preached against 1L Brit­ THE WEARY WAY. The BEST 5 CENT Cigar Walks... Of putting in a cement walk. I also do Plastering and Aaron and^Ernest Shultz the fore part ishers have written scathing articled about HUi < < ■ TRY IT—r-——TRY IT High grade Stone work. For further particular* address of the week. Daily Becoming Less Wearisome to M»in»t ll-*nd yet the dradl, •• b>™. Owing to circumstances that cannot up lunch ' marehca on. Many in Has­ The fascinating doughnut, thc alluring be mentioned the L. T. L. convention sinker,” the irresistible triangle of tings. which was exported to be -held at this Cttl“a‘iftone Vermontville, Mich. foundry pic, washed down by gulps of place the 14th of June will not be held With a back that ache .all day, cold milk or hot coffee or iced water, With a rest disturbed at night. here. continue on their deadly way to the Annoying urinary disorders, stomachs of thousands and thousands of A terrible rain and hail storm visit­ T‘is a weary wav. indeed. America’s hustling, capable, world-con­ Doan's Kidney Pills drive weariness ed this place last Tuesday afternoon. quering business men. away In all jn-ohability we will be unable to Wm. Chamberlain is suffering with Are endorsed by Hastings citizens. wipeout the ‘‘ hurry-up " lunch for many '• For Mrs. Sidney Beach, of Jefferson-. a felon on his finger. years to come, but we can tit least combat street, says “I suffered from backache the evils wrought by the practice. Our For the convenience of those who wish to order ail of their I '1- ’ ♦ • fur two yearn, starting with b tired out EAST JOHNSTOWN. one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to aide. ■ - " • ♦ recipe is simple, economical and effective. feeling across the loins, later un back- . •, . . Buy a package of Rexall Dyspcpri* the Banner and any one of the following for one year in ao\a.. L ache now and then, it finally became Bt,lo>ed letter, Tabletsucarry tlietn in your pocket; and follows: ♦ regular thing. I tried to get rid of it — — school . The Bullas closed last Friday as the last gulp of milk chkses the last by-iming simply household remedies with a picnic in Mr. Chancey Wilkes chunk of refractory pie down your $3 OS* Go To Banner and Detroit Daily Free Press but waa unauccewful. Seeing Doan's (esophagus, swallow one tablet J Of Banner and Detroit Daily Journal Kidney Pills highly recommended I woods with a large turp out, and a Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets prevent and : Banner and Grand Rapids Herald concluded to try them and procured u good time enjoyed by all. cure stomach trouble by supplying the box. It did mo so much good I bought ' B anner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal one element, tlie absence of which in Mr. and Mra. Melvin Beach are.visit­ a second. The treatment acted very the gastric jujevs, causes Indigestion and Banner and Detroit Free Prere Farm and Live Stock Kmptly ndioving the pain in my ing relatives in Climax. dyspepsia. They enable the- stomach to ’ Journal..!............... i. . ....................................... . 1 1 have 100 al,lea ol Lac. Curtains, ranging ia price from, per pair k. Doan's Kidney Pills in my case Frank and Miss ViHia Cox have just digest all kinds of food and to quickly 11 uO ’ Banner and Michigan Farmer Sue lo #2.00. Oar line of curtain, from #2.00 lo.9S.OO I. very performed what they promised. I am returned from a weeks visit with convert It into rich, red blood. ■ Banner and Chicago Weekly Ipter Oceanr..... 1 pleased to recommend them to all -Our pn^oaiikm is not merely to sell strong. I hate also a floe line of Carpels, Buga, Mattings, Linoleumsfriends around Battle Creek. * yot\dysp.:psta tablets, but to -It a sufferers.'' " Banner and New York Tribunt Farmer .. •. I1 30 Otr line ot Bugs, site M12 feet la sery large. Carpets from Sc to #LS> For wle by all dealers. Foster-Mil­ George Lee has gone to Battle Creek rereYor your dys^psm and indigestion. ; *To those living on Rural Routes, only. per yard. Linoleums 50c, 00c and up. burn Co.. Buffalo, New York, solo to wont on'the street cars as motor­ Dy’PepaU Tablets do not agents for the United States. effect this cure, we give yotf back your These special rates are offered as an accommodation to B.w> ' Remember the namo-Doan’s-and take man. money. That shows bow much confo * rons. If there h any paper or magazine not ou the alxJTe .t1. dence we have In this new remedy. no other. Miss Belle Barlow is visiting her i we can »ave you money we will try and do so. Remember trie n Price 25 cents per large package. - Is never sold for les* than $1.00 whether in combinst. n «>r n sister Mrs. Elmer Bird. Sold only at our store or by mail * ► AU special prices are made en the other papers in tbe cuuibmat’'• The Furniture and Carpet । Charles Haveratraugh is laid up with Phone 76. have padded cover* and are of various sixes. Also have others PROFESSIONAL CARDS, W.J. HOLLOWAY DRINKERS MaJ BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ;W, H, FAIRCHILD,; ROWLAND BROS DAX LAKE *'THE A. PARKER & SON KEYSTONE SHOES L.A. EATON, SUBSCRIBE RUGS JESSE TOWNSEND CEMENT HOUSES BEWARE OF PIE ANDSINKERS Mn "7-7 Horace N. Palmatier, Get Your Year's Readings ■ NOW! ' I Lace Curtains Me COY’S FRED L. HEATH & CABVETH. �■HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 15, 1905, ' __ ~ . . SOUTHWESTERNBARRY DEPARTMENT In OrangevHle, Hope, Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. OILTON. fireen Death. I'l,, ... >t i’arli Green .I. ,.IWI> lu killing i yen • Ari inferior dear al any Er Our Paris Green ;.recr from a manufacturer. . litid strength u-u. Buying .- are able tu re* tight.. iv will be the .nd .4 one. Our Pries 25c psr Pound. ill Iota of Tilt: PR LOOUT. Df| rc-v -IICHIOAS flPFN I FTTFRfi I WILL PAY YOU to some I to DELTON TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS stock of. Lumbar, J.ath, ’ Shingles and Building Material ': yob are think-' :f.:ir .. v.ill pay SAVE YOU MONEY. W. H. Chase, Dtlton D mi LUIS L FAULKNER, t : . ...- CRE88EV. SHULTZ. oster. place. Decorat ions were fine under the j “> b-'i« far S‘*'rnch<> "d Umily ot MoOmChildren a Day which will te held next ’. The Children's Day exercises at the management of Mis* Lillian Brown. TWA 11 ” ’ J ' 1 * 1 *■* ’ Weyerm«a brother. Sand.,- u , ^o’clock. i Warner church last Sunday were well The Misses Nellie Bowman and Pearl 1 " M VFCH Ufc ■ I LM Ed Hoavcner and Roy Cutler ot Hire Id. Wire of Grand R»pid» i, i attended and an extensive program Coleman deserve great; credit for its HaaUnga apent Sunday here with the gneet of Mra. Philip Berber. - - |। Fr*“k Kelley end family ot Hickory mn. D. a Stiles the ■ was carried out very successfully. he ssporictensnperinten- WTOHTMT TO NARKED VOMER frianda and relative*. i Comer., Donald and Edith McQuarrie - A lud> 01 AI’o,tol'c church will | ‘ J. M. Hammond made a business trip dent made an earnest iea for the ed­ _Mra. Hattie Scribner visited Gid . rlralt.V tn=liC2: 01 Wa®Bn*( H. F. to Kalamazoo laat Friday. I □rational fund. A sev ii dollar offering How Dydi* «. Pinkham’* X Wilkinaon*, family a pan ot laal week. . : Compound Mad* Har W«IL Charles Gage our new mail carrier was quickly given. Mr.. May Hnd«n of Vi.L.b.,-. • । I ' uon ' 1 ' 1 “ n<1 ,,n,11 > ’ Delton Mr. Oliver and family ot Kalamaaoo EPWORTH LEAGUE NEWS । for R. R. Na2 begins hi* duties next morod lore Mrs. Scribner’a honae laat ther oh Sunday ** ta with ’freat pieasure we publish Although the - - - Friday. toltowing totter*, a* they eSvinoTburaday. formerly occupied by Dr kept some in a rati dcbious state of . tagly prove the claim we have so many C. R. .Honeywell and his brother | Mbs Libbie McCallum untfttained Harter. n evening firm ...’...ran.-.-.I1—. column* ____ _____ .1 MreL . u, mind.it turned out a fine times made in our that Frank who is visiting him from the Cbaa. Barter ha. recently painted The Delton hate hall team went over hi. houae which greatly add. to iu up. a friend from n«ir Richland Sunday. west, spent a part of last week visit­ aud we had all our chu\h cnnld aC­ comodate. The exerci** were very' Several from this place attended the ing their sister in the northern part uf pearance. nice.and we judged from the offering ' play toll with the .team of that place funeral of the little child uf Mr. and ; the state. . Mr*. Martha Glynn who has been nnd met with defeat score about 8 to 5. Mrs. Fred Otis of Rutland Sunday. I .Mr, and Mra. Robt. Marshall si»ent that all had enjoyed it. for thc offering seriously ill at-the home of her daugh­ Mr. Solomon's two little hoys are ter Mra. Ida^Hlanchard is thought to be During the abence of Mr.' aqd Mrs. j Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw amounted to seven dollars. league will be held us usal next Sun- I J. Hom last Saturday their son Frank near Y orkville. suffering from an attack of quinsey. -. improving. day evening. Everyone invited to '• climbed on the tower of P. Musher's' Mr. and Mra. Karl Lorelaud apent । j Aunt Chloe Warner had a very pain- comb. The ••Crawlers” Capt Row nnd . : Sunday with tbeir parents at Prairie­ Lieutenants DeWatera and Wilson winttmill. After he had reached (he!■ ful accident ff week ago Monday, she The Ladies Aid will meet with Mra- j heighth of 22 feet the toard he was 'I sprained her ankle quite todly* She ville. ' visited Cressey friend* from Friday !. । standing on sud lenly broke causing:, was to have bud the missionary meet- I Fanny CranSall on June 21.‘ ' -----... .....V. . Quite a number from this place at­ until! Monday bolding service^ Satur­ thp-NlV full to »1... _____ 1 r.It seemsI tnr boy to fall the ground. j ing the following Thursday Zbufhad to tended the Graduating Exercises ut day. aud Sunday evenings. Monday a miracle that he was not killed, as give it up. and Misses Hattie and GLASS CREEK. Prairim ilk- tot Wednesday evening. they started fur their new work at At is no tones are broken, but a badly Emma Doster entertained the mission- ! Robert.*Ed and Bert McKibben and. Johnny Williams of Galesburg was hi Williams Station. *Dwy made many bruised up hoy. ary society un that day. • wives attended, the wives attended thc funeral funeral ofof tbeir tbeir । friend* here lx«j iu the church and out town tot Tuesday. Mill Myrtle Gesler closed a very suc­ yt/rx Aiary Dim ch Misses Hazel Hughes ab<i Nelllie nsphew KlalcolmCampbell of Martin: I and Were the means, of 4oing much Dr. Elliott of Hickory Oornera and cessful year of school last Friday" J Chandler and Marshall Hughes attendritst Wednesday. I good. ’ Dr. Harter attended the Barry County the exercises at Plain-} P.-R. Karns spent Saturday and Pinkham, of.Lynn. Muss., is fully quali­ Charles Lauhaugh. wife-anddaughter ■rd . ---- graduating T fied to give helpful advice to sick women! Mctlichl Society last Thursday in Has­ I Clayton Burlier sj»»nt Sumi iy at Gull uf Delton spent Sunday and Monday at well Thursday. . .■ ■ * Sunday with his son Dan uf Brush Read Mrs. Diniiuick ’• letters. lake thc guest « his toother Fred and tings. J. Horn’s. Her first letter: Miss tonnard formerly of this neigh- . Ridge. family. Mra. A. Craven of Shultz and Mna Ixirhood but uow.rr*idiqg in Nebraska Mra. Frank Jenkins of Prairieville Dear Mrs. Pinkham. D. P. and Hattie Flower entertained i A. Myers of near Hustings were in CLOVERDALE. “ I have been a sufferer for tbe port eight is visiting old friends- again. i was out to Mra. Huldah Otis’ to attend Years wish a trouble which first origiDated Mra. A. J, Smith. Mrs. Frank Morris A kiln of S7‘2,(XY) brick ia being Delton last Thurstlay. from painful menstruation—tbr pains were Mr. Troxel of Hastings was with the tke funeral of Earl Otis. excruciating, with inflammation and aksnr ’ There will be a toll game here to- and Mr. and Mrs. H. J Giltort all uf burned at the yard tore this week. j band Monuay helping them get ready School closed in the Otis 'district'- ti‘>n ot *omb. Tbo doctor «*y« I mart Kalamazoo Sunday James «nd wife of Delton and 1.tor lira Buul mnaM Thur»lty «t I T«A, tween Hastings mid the home team - ----------------- --------- --------- — Miss Eva Erway teacher. Mnrtiii Bate, and wife and Mta. Alie want to submit to on oiwriitia Miss E. J Muad ik again confined to (■Saturday, game called at a o’clock. Woodland. ' bly avoid it Flense help m Doiman of Kalamazoo were guests of I Mra. Hattie Scribner left Monday for the bed. Rl'TL ANn cFNTFR Dunraick. Washington, D. C. Mra. Eddie Farr sjiertt. Munday in RUTLAND CENTER. Her second letter; Mrs. Thus. Miller uf Springbrook and Edward Fennels and wife last Sunday. ! Alden where she expects tu spend the Hastings. Clarence Otis nnd children uf ton- DrarMn. Hnlduun Mrs. J. P. Shutjs rjf GiKun. Tenn., Ezra Chamberlain and wifi- of Knla! summer. . " Vm .nil sing spent Saturday and Shnday with ’’’ twral"* .m. eoodlUoe .bra I Mra. A. L. Keyes hnsia frbuid from Mra. Emma Pennock spent Sunday were the guests of Mrs P. Barber mazut, visited the former’s parent* last Inst wrote you. air.! that-the doctor said I relatives here. Yorkville visiting* her. I must bnve an otwraUnn or I could txd live. ' Sunday. Tuesday. I r-oeived your kind letter and followed your ( with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Smith Zcra 'Newland, spent the fore tort of JIra. ’Florence Gibson of Kalamazoo Mrs. M. (’. Etaurifa) h a|;nin at her |tit Hickory Corners. the week in Prairieville. E ANFIELD. I Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pennock enter- brother’s W. Fisher after a three week» spent most of lust week with friends The Otis school closed this week not only inr health but my life to Lydia E Chas. Shumaker nnd wife have rein this vicinity. , {tained Mr. Eton Pennock and family stay" in Kalamazoo. Pinkhiuin’a Vegvtnbia Compound and.to ypur Tuesday. ttwned from their -northern trip. Homer Green now has his new shop advice. I can walk miles without on ache or Mr. Turner of Walnut Grove. Gull ; :u;d also Air. and Mra. W. Tolles of Many of the yriui.g people of this a riain, ami I wish every suffering woman lake, drives a new three seated canopy Qlxut completed and is prepared to do /The many friends of Mr. Wegener !;Hickory Corners Sunday. wbuM road this letter and rgdiie what you vicinity attended the Normal gradualcan do for them."— Mrs.. Mary Pinion iek ji<>th * j| Mrs. Geo. Williams of Hickory Cor- top carriage to take his guests uf nil kinds of blacksmith work and re­ are glad to hear of Ids improvement, after undergoing an operation nt Ann ing exercises at Hastings Friday eve-. Siul East Capto! btrtt-U, Washington, D. C. which he has many to an»L from the pairs on all kinds of vehicles. i^ners is^vfaiting her granddaughter 3! ra. ning. How easy it was for Mrs. Dinhnick to • lake to the depot. Mrs. Ira Bnu,ks visited her daughter * I Ethel Pennock. . 8pe$oer Dunn aud wife after spend-' write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Maas., Mrs. Lottie Moore is able to be out Mrs. Eala Tidd in Kalamazoo last and how little it cost her—a two-cerit / Mr. and Mrs. Oliver apent Sunday at ।! Mrs. Chas. Bartor and *on:Ir tipg are ing the ]m*t week with, his parents stamp. Yet how valuable was tto reply! lignin after a severe illnesa. week. , . ।I visiting relative* in Lawton, ( • Harry Jones' of Hickory Corners. here returned to bis home in Battle As Mrs. Dixnmick says— itsaved her life. A gentleman representing the Lan­ Arthur Patton and wife visited Mrs. Pinkham lias on file thousand*' Mr. anil Mrs. J. N. Perkins and I sing & Battle Creek* electric line com­ Creek Monday. of just such letter* ns the stove, and friendk in *5£artin last Sunday. : tlaugft-ra Katherin apd Francis and Wm. Anders add*wife of Hojm» called offers siting women helpful advice. pany was looking over this territory­ at Eathon Shipman ’ s Sunday.. .J Mrs. E. R. Conrad uf Otsego are visit- 5 HOPE CENTER. last week, jttit looking and talkitg like j |ng at Mr. E. K. Conrad s. . Th.- citizens of road, dist. No 1! are Jerry of old. greatly improving their highway. | j Mr. and Mra. A. CL Hunt.. Ed Briggs . Ira Mapes ot Kalatao wAs heft last .be’wrck°«'.h The school in rb<? Doud dist. closed week buying potatoes to feed hogs, hut Mm Kale Mou» of Mandu.ll-.pent Bak.. KUaqr, ud Blbdter BI«M ' and Miss Rena Minor of Bowen Mills Friday. . lire visiting at the HdteF Delton, they are too cheap to fatten them on. i Miss Greer and Mra. Townsend are Clifford Wilkin* <n spent Saturday Rev. Charles Palmntier has .’accept ed 8B“tayb,~____________ i_ Banner Adris always pay. ahd Sunday at Felix Chamberlain’s. a call from the west. Congregational visiting their aunt Mrs. XL Manning. Lt is our alm to have, the BANNER Elmer Payne nnd Miss Muy Payne church for a time. Those people -are , Miss Francis Conrad and Waive Troy reach every Barry county subscriber went-to Lowell Friday and returned fortunate to have -reared his services. I on Thursday. In order to do this, both of Otsego are-making an extendSunday. . we must go 4o press not later than Z Children’s Day was observed last j visit at the hotel Delton. 3.30 Wednesday afternoon. We ask .Mrs. Hattie Scribinj; spent Saturday Sunday evening at the church which . Mra. A. J. Thorbiirn of Holt, Mich., our correspondents to please mall was packed to, overflowing, standing ' and Sunday with Mr*. GM Wilkinson. w spending a few days with her sister their favors as early .Monday as pos­ She will go to P»toskey tu spend Lhe. room was at a premium, The little sible thus iuBuriiig the publication i Mrs. G. T Fisher. : of their letters. Much Local news j ones did themselves credit and fullly summer. Claud Fisher returned to Battle Creek comes in Tuesday aud Wednesday i sustained the reputation of their home Wednesday after a two weeks rest and aud to handle all this nnd ten col FINE LAKE. umns of correspondence and get out recreation. ■ HELTON STATE WANK ilEPOKT. the piper at the above time crowds S. W. Cooper iMWscd away very andus a good deal, at beet, aud we can­ Ili'I-ortof the cwnnttuu coci-llltco of tt*- Delton Ktate deuly this morning at tho hunre of his .reVw, ng-vri m »nc l<^l, n.. M<n>.l^Si at l|Ift rj(we O( tnl,|. CHURCH NOTES not be certain of printing all our «... Dr. Cte|W or- BmUcM. Be h»l valW ™ for _____ hy the ComTHE FAMOUS correspondence evei^y week, as we I Next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock heen a sufferer with* heart tremble fur j of the UanMna i>ej»«rtm«-nt. . desire to do without fail, unless we will occur the Children’s Day exerci->es. a long time, tie leave- a Wife wife and get your letters Tuesday noon at tbe A vary fine program is being prepared. .JJ0.5C4 3S only son. Dr. Cooper, who were tot U very latest. Hoads. niortSfage- Mid •iYUntln»....... ’ A general invitation is extended to all . with him when tho end-came. Funeral heniluni" paid ou botidsi. <‘wrdmfi«........... X.................. ‘ to attend the services. will to held in Battle Creek Thursday, It'inkluK notiM1 .. ........................ :....... Furniture and fiic.ire* -----;..j ! At Cressey tbe Children’s Day exer­ The best general purpose Loader his old home for over 80 year*. The in:.from-othrr Link’, ut! blotter*.... NORTHEAST BARRY. cises will occtir at 2:30 p. m. This will on tbe saddened home has the sympathy of Due from bank* In re*ejv<. ollies .................... A.yiLihiv; Quarterly meeting at the Bunnell • to one of the m<*t interesting eerviora the whole community. F. S. and National. 1 Will load hay the Currency . . . ’ of the year. Everyone is expected to schooFhouse next Saturday and Sun­ The Cliildren’a Day exercises at tbe Gold Coin ; aI ; to present at this service. The pastor day. The president’, of the conference Banfield church Sunday evening were Silver Coin SWATH WINDROW, BUNCH Nickles am! cent* J 18 Her. J. A. Moray is exjiected to lie i will give a ten^minutes talk to tbo very largely attended. The program ANY OLD WAY Total-.'.. ..v present. i children. The Children s Day exercises at the | Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Fisher and Mrs. John Rideoff and jthns. Kendall of | Will guarantee to load Beans and school house wpre u success. ThechildW j L N. Bush attended the Barry townlast VndlrWrd rrofll-. net. Clover and iiot as many ren did their part well and were lis­ Hat lid Creel; swot a few days Kiot» w Commercial itepositie. r ship Sunday School association held .in week fishing at tbe lake. Savin** <iep<w!t- ........ sir «! would by using a and LOTS tened to by a good crowd. IllMt JM Hnvlni> certificates I the Johnstown mi l Barry Congrega­ less A surprise on Jason\WiUison Sator-, PODUNK. Totals............ t-.i tional church last Wednesday, at which state o( Michlxan. couhty of Harr) day, it toing his birthday. Everyone ■ It is the lightest Draft Machine on The exercises at the Yeckley S. S. time tha annual Sunday school picnic I. Ezra S. Moietam-e, C,wli|er ci seemed to have a good time. the Come and see one set up were very interesting Sunday when all, was arranged for. to be held at Mid­ State turn l H true to the b.-»t ot *iy knew ledge Miss Vida Webster will go to Homer the little ones recited and sang their ntn! belief. and about it. • Kaba H. Moitraoi‘.>v. i.'sMifer land Park July 2d It is hoped that Subscribed nnd swuru llo before rar this 5th all tbe Sunday schools in the township this’wedk to visit relatives and to at­ pieces. The songs by the school were day of .It. ie HM5 My conunlssiun rxplrei August T. rendered in an . nmndUiQv pleasing xvill arrange to attend this picnic. Be­ tend thcjwedd ing of a . cousin. ' L* L'.f, L a. reo V'Marv * You can find Ft at Miss Lula Nobles closed tor school at manner and tho individual solo and gin now to plan for it. duets were very enjoyable. Much cre­ Cedar Creek last week. POLLEY DISTRICT. Mrs. S. Dudley and children spent a dit is due the young people for their Mr,, ar.d Mrs. Thos Well* of Augusta few days last week in Battle Creek re­ deconttions and labor in making thia Childrens Day so thoroughly success­ former residents of this vicinity were turn! ng home Sunday. R. S. HARTER, M. D., • ful. the guests of H. Storr Zand family Fri­ Mrs. Gunsenhonser is much im­ . PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. ^Mrs. Frank Smith is entertaining day and Saturday. proved in health so her sister returned DELTON, MICHIGAN. ' OFFICE HOU W*—11 to 15 «. m, l to 2 pan.. 7 tor aunt Mra. Cox. Frank Gainder of Kalamazoo College to Battle Creek Sunday. Io Span.. All calls promptly attended. -.TotoTho school picnic at the lake was phene at offiae. is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. C. Granger spent Sun­ Office nt rcnlduncc. toltoo. Mich. somowhat dampened by the cloudy tod Gainder. day at Jesse Litts. weather. The lake is unusually high Vera Barbour spent several days last The L. A. S. this week Thursday nt but some took boat rideis andjdl enjoy­ 'week as the guest of Mra. Elmer Kelley Mrs. Luther Brown’s at two o'clock. ed* the dinner prepared by the ladies. of 'Delton. Miss Montgomery doses a very’ credit­ George MacDonald and family visited able school year ttnd the children have ' EAST ORANGEVILLE. relatives at Cedar Creek Sunday. Amy Johnson of Shultz will ufork made gotfd progress. Several from this place attended the H. -Storr visited relatives at East WITH ANY OTHER COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGANfor Emma Johncox this summer. Orangeville Sunday. Little Ruth and Emma Johncox funeral of FrecTOtis ’ child at the church Mr. and Mrs. Fred Storr and daugh­ stayed over Sunday with Ethel John­ Sunday. Tbe Press .of this State declare the "BANNER’ in the front rank. Hundreds of ter Nina of Mito visited relatives in pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. The good will’of the ladies and gen­ son. this vicinity Sunday. tlemen bf the Yeckley W. Q T. U. was One day last week while Al Warren J. M. Mitchell ia working for Ernest was working on E. Johncox s timber shown Wednesday when they visited Cadwallader of Gull lake. he cut his knee quite badlyZand be waa the County hospital taking with them The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County R.A. Polley and wife of Delton obliged to quit work for a few days some good thing a for tho inmates arid slewing their interact in these poor news; It fully covers its field, We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. visited Mr. and Mrs., Isaac Houvener but it is doing as well as possible. unfortunates. Sunday. Tom Murphy has painted his barn. Mrs. John Lent* ia entertaining a Murk Fox and wife spent Sunday brother from Grand Rapids. A blrcaing alike to. yonng and.old: IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say of the BANNER to your Dr. Fowler’. Extract ot Wild Straw­ with Frank Hart and family. berry: nature’a apecifie tor dyaentery. neighbor who may not take it. • Mr. Oliver of Delton was here 1 aat It ’ * a mistake to imagine that itch ­ diarrhea and summer complaint. Monday. ing piles can’t be cured; a mistake to IF NOT,-Why not send us your name NOW? It costs but $1.00 a year, 25c suffer a day longer than you can help. — for 3 months trial. Doan’s Ointment brings instant relief MM and permanent cure. At any drug Bran ths store 50 cents. Blgnatw* Milo Barter and family ot Hickory Comen. vialted at Mr. Kelly. gn„. day. ■ fouyskitoocure fOLEBHONEWIAR ^ALDRICH BROS.? Michigan. I 3 CHEAPNESS IN CLOTHING 8 • - . ' . . - id so much on “Whst Ycu Pay’’ ns it d'*es on “What You Get’’ for what you pay. -.r<-y.ist as anxious to Please You you are to be ■ '■■■ . . A-.-: we -are in position • ' Her than anyone it.) r.-iUT? our stock is r"'■■■ h; made by reliable '• —-and -strictly up- We have all the Latest sty.es and NovelUes in Geni's Furnishings. w Hay market. 8 it from 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 PRICES ARE RIGHT New Deere Hay Loader * it Seed work. it shell fork, as market. hear more iALDRICH BROS T L. L. Loveland & Son, 4 he Clothiers, Wton and Prairieville, Mich. PLEASE COMPARE “THE BANNER” > I • . your trade WANTED •' JU one of the many Patron* of the . > OELTON i ' roller mills? ** P’eased to have I birhto^i* 45 a Trku-order. The u< hI r°ricr flour made by ' splendid satisfacr wnwbc .-ver used. L J "tlTOH, MICMUUI. MILLS, ’ ALL HOME NEWS ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? 4 LLSTO.T work * SPECIALTY. > DELTON ROLLES 1 4 4 4 1 FOUmHOWWMt I di * w w dr d* w 3 3 3 3 dl di 3 3 di 3 ■'i �HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 15. 1905. WANTS NO CAUSE OF ACTION' ANNOUNCEMENTS Said Jury in the If you have anything useful that > ou want to sell, or if there Is anything useful vou want to buy, place an adv. in the Case ot Sam Marshall Versus Ross Children's Day exercises at the Preabytenan church next Sunday morning. An excellent program has been prepared We mentioned tbe job of artistic for the occasion. All are invited. decoration performed one day last Next Monday evening Barry Lodge week on the face uf Sam Marshall, of Baltimore, by Ross Calkins, of Has­ No. 18 will confer the page's rank on a tings township. Tbeir trouble began clans of ten candidates. It is desired with a disjrtite about some wood. that there shall be a large attendance. Marshall felt that a man who could Light refreshments will be served after ■ do tuch work ought to be willing to the work. Calkins. BANNER'S WANT COLUMN. If vou have a buggy that’s lying Idle in the barn; a stove or other household goods you don’t use; If you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; If you want a girt for house work; in fact If you want to buy. rent or aell, fust try' our Want Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try It. , Morning subject at'the U. B. church “Building a Church under Difficul­ ties.” Evening. “A Remarkable Part­ nership. •' Young people's meeting at 0:80. The Silver Tea will be entertained by Mrs. D. C. Brunson and Miss Chris­ tina Shumann, at the home of Mrs. Bronson, on Jefferson street. Thursday 1 J one 22. Everyone is cordially invited. ’ The Ladies Aid and W. ,C. T. U. uf '-Rutland will serve a piverty sapper at Judge Smith Gave Him Not More the home of Mrs. Dell Robinson June "My first day In India,” Mid tbe tour­ I 33 for tea. Everybody coine and have ist, “I was surprised when I Awoke In than Five Nor Less than 1 wo • a good time. A nice program and re­ th-- morning to feel how smooth my port of Grand Rnpiib convention. r"' face was. \ Mrs. H. L. Newton. Pres. " *By Jove,’ 1 said, ’bow slowly my Robert Coburn, who recently plead beard grew yesterday! I hardly need guilty to statutory rape, and whose SENIOR-JUNIOR PRIZE to shave today.' sentence was postponed until yester­ “It Is, however, a matter of religion ORATORICAL CONTEST with me to sbav- every morning,, and day. was brought before Judge Smith so I bade tin- native servant a man yesterday forenoon. He given not lew than two Bor more than five Held Monday Evening at tte High jirovldvd by my h'ost. to fetch niy shaving tlittui*. The native smiled. yeath at Ionia. "'But pm are already shaved, sir.’ School Room,. List of There are tome mitigating rircumbe said. staecea in thia case which we could not Prizes. •• 'Already shaved r said I. comment upon but which the Judge The prize senior-junior oratorical con­ . ” 'Yes, sir? he answered. ’I shaved uudoubtedly took into consideration in test took place at the high school room you while you slept. Tbit Is tbe cus­ ]>arting sentence. It is to be hoped ■Munday evening with thc program a.» tom here.' "I found that be was right.-I found that Coburn will profit by the leniency announced last week. The judges wen shopa him. C. F. Fichl, .1. H.y Dennis and M. L. that In India these wonderful native servants shave tbeir masters hi bed Cook. Tbe judges were directed to con­ every morning without "waking them. . sider "thought, language, yoke and gen­ "All through my Stay Id India I was eral effect.” Forty was the highest pos- shaved like that. It wax almost enough siblr marking. It was a fine coolest, and to keep me In that hot nod torrid coun­ all the eight who participated did their try forever."—Louisville Courier-Jour Mix Irving Cressey visited Nashville parts .<o well that the judges found their nal friends Thursday. task, any but an ea»y one. They awarded Aj. C. Buxton', of Nashville, the first prije of $500 to Miss Emma There is n bottomless pit in tbe rnoimthe city Thursday., . Burton: the second of $3on to Miss tains of Flualalal. back of ICnilua. In Dr. J. M. Eliott, of Hickory Cor­ Mary Nichols; thc thftd of $2.00 to Mis­ the Hawaiian Island". It Is alKm^fuur Lillian Dowd. ners, was in the city ThurMlay. feet In diameter. The pit is peculiar from the fact that It sucks In the air Rev. and Sirs. L. D. Rogers. Mr. with remarkable force Pieces of pa­ BETTER CLAUDE SLAWSON NO and Mrs. C. F. Field, and Mr. and lter placed oyer the mouth do not floatMrs. M. W. Riker attended the dioce­ . Word received this; pre*s gently down, but nre suddenly drawn from his mot nor Mrs. N. 8. Slawaon. san convention, of the Episcopal church la anil dlsapiteiir with startling rapidi­ who h with her eon Claude at Ann In Grand Rapids last week. ty. The air rushing Into the pit enn be Ahror, informs us that Mr. Slawson. distinctly Mt by people standing on who is at the University hospital for the, «dgt'- Strange sounds are heard We tender our h'-artlrirtJunkM to our nelgh- treament tor blood poisoning, does not also. Every night tin* Inhabitants of l«r« sad nirn<!« wbu so kindly assisted us kt the time of the lilnas and death ot our beloved seem to improve. He will remain at the local It? -distinctly hear a noise sim­ wife nod inotber jil»o to the me:ul>er« of the '<». E. M. and the W. H. C. an<J tv the employe- tbe hospital fur some time eyet All ilar to the blowing of a deep steamship whistle. Tbe noise Is heard for about .of the Wool Bool Factory. AU tflrlr kindnesses will hoi>e for\favorable rvstilU.-^- , will be rratefuny rememi«ered. five seconds and then subsides for a space of aUvt ten minutes aud then M. C. Excursions. resumes for another five w-conds. While hustling for a living don' National Educational Assn.. As­ neglect your liver. bury ^ark, N. J., July- 8-7. For tbe phy for the opportunity to show his talent. Accordingly he had Calkins arresuxl. Tbe case was tried before Justice Bishop Monday. After bear­ ing the evidence, the six men decided LOST—Somewhere between Middle­ that Marshall had no reason to comville and our home Sec. 8, Rutland, a । plain. dark brown all wool shawl. Finder will receive reward by returning same to Benj. Bowman, R. F. D. 1, Irving. ROBERT COBURN SENT­ Shawl is valued e«]>eciaUy because it ENCED YESTERDAY waa a gift to Mrs. Bowman. WANTED A young girl or elderly woman to wash dishes, do light house­ work ar J look after a little child. In­ quire at BANNER office for name and other partienlarB. FOl’NIv— At Rmland cemetery on Decoration Day, a .large glass va-e which had lieen placed by mistake is C. W. Biggs' buggy. WANTED— Bright. honest young man ovit is years from Hustings to prepare for ixwition in Government service-—Good pay and chance for pro­ motion— Address immediately —W. Boone Cedar Rnpids. Iowa. ENTER! AlNED SOME. OP HER HASTINGS FRIENDS On Thursday's IVjM p. m. train, Mesdames Carr: a (l¥ant, Clement Smith, CJ G. Maywuod. Robo Colgrove, J. C. Lampman. Stella Lamp­ man. Chattie Stauffer, Thomas Sulli­ van, Charlotte RuwmH, D. S. Goodyear, D. E> Fuller,- Sarah Powers, W. R. Cook and.M. L. Codk went to Middle­ ville upon the invitation of Mra. J. G. Nagior of that place. An equal num­ tier of Middleville ladies were also inyited, An afternoon <if great pleasure to all was njxint at the fiut- new home of thc hostess, which .was beautifully decorated with rosea and other flowers for thooccasion.' An elegant fourcounA* dinner^ was served. Mrs; Matheson ca­ tering. and the Hastings contingent re­ turned in the ayvning train, all speak­ ing in the highest terms of praise of the good time they had had. Boy’s Brownie overalia, 4 to 14 years........................... 25c 18 in. extension window screeuo 20c White dress goods.... 15c, 20c, 25c Pretty embroideries .......... 5c to 25c SPECIAL 60 DAYS 1 bbL Saginaw salt............................90c (10 cent sack table salt free with each barrel) A general store is the cheapest and best place to buy staple merchan­ dise. W. VW. Watson Irving, Mich. Hastings News Barry Co. News HOME NEWS PERSONAL MENTION A BANK I is a good place to save mqney kept. Come in and we will convince you that our store is a good place to save money spent. Tbe day’s of tbe parlor are fast going. There was once a time when every family, no matter hbw poor., had Isa parlor. And generally the jairtar was a moat ueeleM place, but It was tbe pride of the housewife. The Observant Citizen remembers some time ago when tbe lady of Jhe bouse Insisted that be should see •'her parlor." Her husband smiled good naturedly. and they l»otb led tbe way to a big front room which was locked. Tbe door was unlocked, and tbe parlor got Its ‘first fresh air lu months. Tbe little family bad expeoded much money on the parlor. Every­ thing was new but th<- stuffed birds under glass cases. The design of tbe carpet was wonderful In that It consist­ ed of bright rd roses. One felt like stepping into a bed of flames. A horse­ shoe sofa, very erect, was the principal article of furniture, while at the win­ dows wrtfe the stiffest lace curtains you ever saw. The room bad a musty smell due to long c.mflnod *nlr. it whs "luxury Imprisoned” on a email scale and the finest example of the uld tithe useless parlor.—Manchester Union. Halting* Markets. 1 Hotter-lJe—13c per lb. Ents—ijc -lie per dox. I Lard—«c per lb. Hooey dark,—JSc; white,—no VECBTABLES. FRUITS. KTC. | Folatoeh—Uc per bu. i Ouloo*—7»C,-ftJ» per bu. Hoss, siire-HJW-I5.2S. Hogs, dressed—•So—7c Lambs, si1to-SK0O-»■-«). Mutton, dressed—<5c io»o fibeep so. <e. - POVLTBY. HIDES AND WOOL. Chickens, sllre—«e—lee Chlckc'nr. dnwd-ilc-lJc Tert Hides-*: Horse Hldss-SIJ»-SX00. . Wheat No. 1 white. I -96: No. 2 red. S XO Oats—3kc. Corn-TSc—3uc tn ear: 60c shelled. Rye— fisc. , Beaus-handpicked, per bu. SI JO. Wood-soft, Si.75; mixed. S2.W; hard42 W HAY AND STRAW. No. J •nmotby-SR.W No. 2 Timothy—S7XM Clover Hay-BB JO-F.OO and we thank the public for their liberal patronage. So many of the community,especially from the country, had no chance to avail themselves of this sale, we will continue to sell at AUCTION PRICES up to and in­ cluding Take this GREAT ADVANTAGE and get Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Class, All Kinds of Musical Goods, Also Spectacles and Eye Classes All First class Goods and at the Very!Lowest Prices,- John Bessmer The Jeweler,{Hastings, Mich. above occasion a very low round trip Thc addressee In Persian upon let­ rate is authorized. Dates of sale June ters which go-through the postofflce at 29 and 8U July 1 and 2, return limit Calcutta are often quaint aud 'puzxllng. July 10. By paying a fee of 50 cents An Indian paper recently translated an extention of time until Aug." 81 one us foHowa: “If the Almighty pleases—Let this envelope, having >rcan lie secured, inquire at ticket office rived at tbe city of Calcutta, in thc for particulars. neighborhood of Calootolah, at the Round trip summer Tourists rates to counting house of Slrajodoeti and IlabBay view. Charlevoix, Harbor Springs, dad. merchants, lie offered to and read Petoskey, Traverse City and all Michi­ by' the happy light at my eyes, nf vir­ gan resorts are now io effect and will tuous manners nnd belqver of tbe heart continue throughout the summer. —Meean Shnlkh Innyut Ally, may bls life be long. Written on tbo tenth of Very cheap rates are given with a re­ the biased Ituuixan. Saturday, In.the turn limit until Oct. 31. year 12G0 of the Hegira of our Prophet, Special round trip Sunday rates are and dispatched at Bearing." now in effect, a rate of one fair for tbe round trip will be charged. Pnswngpra ■ Great Britain, ills said, can. without must reach starting point by midnight same date. Tickets are good on all fear of comfadictlon, claim the honor of having originated the postmark. Tbe passenger trainnon this division if they first one, which was used in London at are scheduled to stop at the station long ago m 1000, was a very simple af­ you wish to stop at. fair. consisting of a small circle divid­ A Michigan train for Michigan ed Into two parts. In tbe top jxirtlon jieople, fart, comfortable and conven­ were two letters Indicating the mouth, while In tbe lower half tbo day of the ient. MichignA Central “Wolverine’ saves half a day going and coming and month was shown. No endeavor was made to.denote the year, and It Is only gives a whole day for business in New by tbe dates of tbe letters on which the York. Leaves Hastings at 11:58 a. m. mark Is Impressed that it is j»oeslble to Detroit 8:40 p. m., arrive Buffalo 8:30 fix the date of its use. p. m.. arrives Grand Central Station New York, 8:00 a. in. The fastest "This,” snld tbe man who was show­ train in America. Try ing the r.tranger around the city, as he G. A. R. Department of Michigan pointed to a brood stretch of beach, State Encampment, and Womens Re­ "belongs to old Bigspud. It’s all made lief Corp*. Traverse City, Mich.. June land. That's bls house back there on 19-21 1906; for the above occasion a the left" rate of one fare plus 25 cents fob the "Is that on made land. too?" asked ! round trip is authorized, dates of sale tbe stranger. "No. That's on married land. He l June 17, 18, 19 and 20, limit for return got it with bls wife.”—Chicago Trlbuntil June 23 inclusive. . Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Imper­ ial Council, Niagara Falla N. Y., June 20-23 one fare jdus 25 cents for the round trip ds authorised for this oc­ casion. dates of sale June 18, 19 and 20 return limit June 24; by paying a fee of $1.00 an extension can'be secured until July 14. Knights Templar of Michigan Grand Commandery Annual Conclave and | State Encampment Detroit Mich. June 18. For the above occasion a very low round trip rate will be given. Dates of sale June 12 and 18, return limit June 14 inclusive. . Sunday excursion to Grand Rapids June 18, lific for the round trip. Special train leaves Hastings at 10:45 a. m.. returning leaves Grand Rapids at fl:80 p. m. Barnum & Baileys Circus at Grand Rapids. June 28. A rate of 11.81 for the round trip will be given which in­ cludes admission ticket to the circus. Date of sale June 26, return limit THE HASTINGS BANNER Michigan P. McCann—1 didn't take yer medi­ cine, doctor. Dr. Doseham—And why not? P. McCann—Th’ (Trectlons said. "Wan pill tiroo • totmes a day." Pre been wattin’ to ask ye which pill? They xl] tak alike, sure. An* bow*m I to tafcs ut Fres totxDss?—Cleveland Load- An eye can threaten like a loaded and leveled gun or can Insult like hiss­ ing or kicking, or. In Its altered mood, by beams of kindness It can make the heart dance with joy.-Emerson'e “Con­ duct of Ltfr-” ___________ WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS SUMMER? If yon desire rest and re­ creation, why hot try "THE RIVER ST. LAWRENCE TRIP?” Folders descriptive of the Thousand Islands, Rapids. Montreal, Quebec,. Murray Bay. Tadonsac. the far. famed Saguenay River, etc., on application to any railway or steamboat Ticket Agent. For illustrated guide, ‘ Niagara to the Sea,'' send 8 cants in portage stamps to H. Foster Chatfe.-, Western Pass. Agt., ।Toronto, or Thos. Henry, Traffic Mgr., Montreal. R. «& O. Navigation Co. One Year � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-06-22.pdf 782413e78501ea82cbdaa242c0fa7406 PDF Text Text THE yin;! ’s VKA1! Hastings. Michigan, Thursday, U0\i H[ TRKK, WAS DONE .IPRIATION . AGRI- S . ltural college 1 Out readers have read accounts of; the terrible cyclone which swept over TuscoIh and Sanilac council*.,week lie- ' fore last, which killed six perwons. in- ! jut.-d 3<> m-de nnd destroyed property! vtdned at i Gov. Warner visi-1 ted the devastated reginn. ,and strong- • ly urges the sending of financial aid. | the CLASS OF 1905 ACQUITTED THEM SELVES WITH GREAT CREDIT. IN ST. ROSE'S HALL FRIDAY AFTERNOON ' V■ to almost I im]H>verUih them THE NEXT BARRY PATRIOTIC CELEBRA­ TiON JULY 4TH UH AiK ; wo VUjJIIT H I IHIK ■ —. . ‘‘' veiyKr,u pnninj . )lev.ir4t<<1The |n hall ! c,n"’ colors, maize and blue with the BOUND TO BE A HUMMER- PLANS j tb«- foreground. Tht most pleasing BElta MADE FOR “THE effect however was when the “sweet girl grjiduateN" in tiinir flnffy gowns । BEST EVER” ’ of white marched down the- hall and took their places 6n tho platform, along with th- Ixiys'ofthe claw, thSPEED PREMIUMS OF high ‘trhool faculty ami ipemliers of $1,000 OFFERED the s»-ki n.l biard. Superintendents of Departments Se­ lected at a’Mcef|ng Held In this City Saturday. to. plan for it. :»nd tlb’”’ Work the jJun The oftkem ami director- init jho Barry Co. Agricultural VjocietJ hav® b-n ‘ - ‘ i At Otis Landing, Gun Lake— Rev H. H. VanAuken Will De­ THE H. H. S. ALUMNI BANQUET HELD FRIDAY EVENING liver the Address. REED'S HALL. ABOUT 20V 1 The West Gun Lake Patriotic As- : PRESENT j sociation, tiring of the noise and core ; fusiomof the’usuul July 4th celebration. and feeling that suth; celebrations are WAS A VERY EN­ beneath what should he exjected on JOYABLE AFFAIR the nation's birthday, have decided to have a patriotic celebration oi the coming July 4th at Otis’ landing, Fine Menu. Excellent Program and i There is a goal program for Ixith foreA Splendid A Hair In Every i noon and afternoon. KeV. 11. H. Van | Auken will deliver the address. - 26 Graduates. The Hall Very Prettily Decorated In Their Honor. Ti.e^,u lueM rl,vss^ IW» wt-re held in slu. Rose'a /*A||MTV r ■ |fs I that TWELVE PAGES. :—==S= Tuscola and Sanilac the College buildng material and wearing apparel 1 inc '!»’ Jhe cycloiie suffep-rs. There is nrg- | • e.'»^«et\l irf all. Tlije Michigan Cent-.j st Michigan. ral will trKnsjiort free uf charge any .■.ture . clritl”nK 4 tnnterial that, may bo stmt Clacc 11 xb help th<i>se whose loss is so severe ns ® .. •ur.'t.uiv. s. Rep­ f the' Committer june 22, iqos. -- " -■"FINE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES d itablishnient it that t?»e - Z Aid Given to the Cyclone Sufferers of Counties. v Ml SECT RED BIG ' |-ISIV M. C. WILL TRANS- TIM. SCHANTZ EX- REl'"1 \ BANNER. HASTINGS The gun company are beginning to .The twenty third annual Alumni ' ’ get in a supply-of fixture- and stoves > Banquet is now a memory, and a veVy ready for their customers. 1 pleasant one to all who hud the jiltxto* ‘ tire of attending. It was held Friday evening in Reed’# hall, to accommodate the usual class history wru written anti orchestra Mins Mae Smith delivered the large numlier w^o wwdied to at­ deli r*.-red by. Mias Bessie Warner. Tlie the class essay . op ‘The Nobility of " ** tend.- and was a very eirjoyabh- affair t heme was *‘pie Legend of Pandora" Labor. 7 Misa Smith .dh‘ct»c<l the J .. ers were laid for two and. was fionnded oh the sne tent myth difference in the light in which labor and,about that-many -at of Pandora, ami the raysrei rious box. •is held today apit what itwas a century : , <k>wn t< the lauiquet. ’ ’ The pewm was very well vfritu-n and ago. ’ Among ’«itber thing* she ‘said To the rtpuns of a beautiful march showed that a great ties) of time and that the true noblemen of today were 1 Y THE PUPILS OF MRS. McCOY renderwl bj Troxel S orchestra, which thought had l»en spent ii/its prejmrn- not,the one* who lived on rich • e-tates 1 AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH furnished fxcfcilenr music during the tian. In regard to the miry of H«aw bat' rather to the working man who; ' kyuiqnet. the Alumni and.thelr friends WEDNESDAY NIGHT marched in nnd took their places at ‘ But one sprit■.? remained, a fairy call- brow . —' the tables, which wen- a delight to »d Hope. ’ • ' The class tTjwtto Ad Astra per Asper.-.look upon. The Presbyterian ludies PUPILS FROM FIRST Whp idway exists in contention imiV ’was in the har.«l* of Miss, Hornnce furnishetl the refreshments, and this TO SIXTH GRADES statement carries wth it the assurance strife. DiM-.norH. Jlcrth»-me was the value of of their pk-ntifnlnesa and excellenceAll Acquitted Themselves Credit* The wants of the inner mas duly n-sjecwl. President EHger introduced ably Some Doing Exception Mrs. Flora Beadle Renkes.of Cfass M. •who presided a* toastmis’iTho' having but a short t5nn- !<• i n panofavt Wednesday evv-nuig uf the Baptist kiuiwifig.that she wns to iij-t until Mon­ Uhurcii mx-ured uh event of much inday. Mre Renk-s tilh-1 tlu- pace iu'a <1m m«fo 4,v«» this YEAR END MUSK Al EXHIBITION • the apprbprate word alw ays l»ing reaidy year and exbibitieE <rf. Mrs. Me(¥ and fittingly spoken. . y sjiupih in the grlvles from the Miss Maude Smith, of thv d<* ad finrt to mmJ including the sixth. • A J9C5. rendered very beautifully a x!r.e g<xxl results, and their effort# ha similar entertainment had- boeu Ajiven ' vocal soiu ‘which, was heartily appro1***1, -u. well Hppi-'fiated. tlmt they 1 ! ciaud. • eucouraguii U» continue. C-ummissiuner J. C Kctcliam. of the K ; .The cli-.ircb was packed ao the doors. class of ’ Uin well-chosen words wtlofticer- ami dlrectore Satuwiay tbv »-.»!- ; । ■ iuid many were uruiliv to “gain Julxm— ■ ci>mw.i the class of l»05 to. the charmed iuwitig bu-.ir.css was trammeled I ■ aion. P. would lie Esipossilile to men- • and charming circle of the 11. H -S. It voted to liuild mon- sa>ckj'| ■ tian particular numtM-re. but it can l>e! 1 Alumni. ., • sheds. The *nm of' *i Oto w.o. voted r Maid th.it all acquitted thttutselfreft with for speed premiums, and ffro for ’ credit, -mime doing exceptionally well, i' John Ream, in beha.li. of the latest . additiuna to the Alumni responded music ruuL attract iim*. Ww Or>u«-h' While thi« event marks the i-ioae of ' w#f Chosen Marshal' andfred Fleming, '-4 ' rhe work fur the ynar for many of her I1 thanking the Association for their I kindly welcome, and pledging loyalty of Curlton. Aftiistant. ! ptipik', still several will omtiaue their and fidelity to the Alumni. Judging The followiiig mj«winu:.«!aiits of; 1 studies through tJw vacation months. tiu- different dSpartineuito were select­ 1 A nd comintMHring July 10 th, Mrs. Mc­ from their reprwntative, the class of Coy will organize a kindergarten claw­ '05 w ill make a worthy addition to the ed: t W. H. Spence. Qity Speed Dept. | in nuiaic. which will ifo .conducted by Association. । ‘Ought To" was the sentiment, reherdbr thej suresyding six week-. Frank Quick, N.UbvkU-.............Hona-', • sponded to by Milroy Hutchinson of P..G. Henry. Quimby7L F I>. I. Cattle. KcRowing ia tlie prognhn rendered ! the Class of 01’. it was a response - at Wednvtiday. night's musical: Geo. F. Ma>nn. Mki«4e Grave, Sheep' • Chorus. .........................;.. 1.. Ajntwiea 1 which was l>efitting the subject and the and Swine. Duct .Maud Beckwith, Mrs. Mctioy j occasion. He varied from the usual E. J. Hursley Cremy No 1. Poultry. liadawa. L.............................. ...lUllack I routine, giving the toast in the form of M. M. Slocum. Hwauure Horticultur1 Grace Bush j i m poem, which vvi.lem.vd much care in A. N*. William*. CityNorl Agn.-ulturv. Han't: . .. ................................ . -. Ballack HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY preparation and was much appreciated. Ethel Harumonu F. O. Bush. City N* « Mechanical. ' nliu' ut Right) Hand and g«r ig toward left. Back Row: Mt-rs Agnes McNaughton Ge:u: tn ami Hwtory: Mise । 4u tcha|f of those who have had chu Tie* tkK-ret-Orth •itior.. -vUH-times ! Carahne Barter, E:.z!J-b: Mis< "harlot Brumm. Music: Mts* Clara Eilbou. Lit tn and . \Vilda Newton. --------------------. pleasure . of., attending the Alumni Vront Ib.v : Pros W T Waltare. Science: sup'.. A W. Lbamlierhn: Principal E J. Edger. M ali mat.Cf. n without, the W abz. . . .. Strabbog gatherings but who are Hot graduates Gordon Edmunds । t.. .. „ .. .. .. Mrs. Ida Fowler. CityFine Arts the comniitUs. ;.j of the H. H. b.. Mrs. Clement bniith all the- 'imprests Mrs. R M. Bates. City - - Fkind Hall leiittuuwl .1. ;u«e four,' ‘ ' responded to the seiptiuient “Our Sheoheds a' hrtfht gleam vh/ln the Mrnggre in. attaining to ‘ high K,»r. ft. B.' Cmudnll jwrjf eloquently for special j nr.- Sylvia Healy. Hickory Corners. Asa«tstandard dl <eotvcuence and the reaiira- j i________________ ■ Guests. ‘ What bhe said wtis in keepwe grope. nud i earnestiy gave the invocation. dorter. ar.t FJ0r.1l Hull. ' W1^ well-earnAl reputation And-shines like a •tar in the gloom tion that ix. .uie ever truly strains to i p«o pi AMT NfHM riAItJ HUW Jt,r reading „„ oecasipi* like this lon'nttxl to the large the; ideal begets Wore himself. and ' . Mi-s Glenns Pancoast gave the xahrta- of onr life; • The committee alter TRY TO MANDAMUS IN OPERATION , The piano solo .by Mias Winifred HleweU assurance she bring* .with ■ for that nwon we should have our l Tourney <>1 T. »lay She ideals re- fcngh *'* pn-sibfe^ ' . , ’ ’ Harper, of the Claw of 1900 was beau­ 1 ext. out JUSTICE RIKER *”? " life to x tournament of , tifully rendered and very well received. We truly ‘ telieve that •wxmftime. • medievsS titttes anil member of Is One of Xhc Most Complete Plants The Ypllmv and White' was toastlast .named amount the elne«W)m knight going forth V> antafwlMge well ddivewtl. .Miss. DeVine stated ia the Country — FIredup. ed.jn fittiuhg terms by Miss Grace to '.he house, mid To Compel Him to Cause Arrest With i<k*»il ever lofty and *im ever |»*ttl<’. Among other tiling* she said that »be had'.eranicd the future* of the . Mondav Pryor of the Claw of XW wFlio uot only ri.'ttion-i. wre referred of Owners of Ice Cream and Soda that tb* results achieved by the pnr‘ . evidenced her loyalty to. the -H. H. S. cn .'.'ays and Means, We at length may reach the height to cln«« by arrifit-ntillv holding to h--r ear snit gt a truly high Weil are the <<gb.Stands and Restaurants. h Jwli -which' she had picked up or. • Aft^v’haring apent ahmt a week in ' color- and alumni, but ui.**o that- she rings by that o-mmit■which wt aspire. ’ ’ ' * We mentioned last weoT what was ones whkfi are of -irrmaneat value. slowly firing to- retorts till they were j can give a very apt responce. r ‘wrested. • ahd a final < OH p»It At:» r a selection from Wang by the The ch.** poem Wiwii took place <«f I the next move on the carpet in the city brought to a white heat, the Hastings -A Loyal Alumni* *. the closing tuast.I’al^na'as Chairman Gas Co. started .’Mon.hy the actual; was responded to by Mrs, Mabie C. u on Agricultural | license suits. Ilia belie*cd the .effort •; Ways and Means to have the resluuranU «»d ice cream manufacture of gas. It will take a lit-, Stebbins.' She spoke of what loyalty . —-------- 2---------- 1 Mm| ^xiu water stands sued to compel - tie time for their product to force the 1 signtiied. what it demanded, ami the i*-’-- «»'ri ; them to pay ftwaw lieeme u> the city sir out of the pipes' but by the end of pleasure it gave the graduates of HasJ the week.they will lie ready to furnish I tings High School to be loyal to their • ' ’ i-, inspiretl by the saloon keei«rs. Just , K A LA* What is behind this move is known , gas customers. Several business places alma mater, and to their duties in M A ZOO FRIENDS. I jnJy dlUM. who Spired it and their and Mime, homes are being, pijied for 1 life. . gas anil many more expect t<’ use it. j The business meeting of the associaBut-no . -n Saturday :^unuluft canning labors. lawyers. But no doubt it is ‘I Manager Ott is well pleased with the 1 tion was held picyious to the banquet. something awfully deep, anil mysteri। ':h entertain**! the fuL • proiqiectA. and looks forward confident- ; ...................... The following are the new okicers; if'Un Kalama«x>: Mes- i onsly secret. None of the city justice* would issue | , ly to a good business. VhnDnwn. Dennison, I. Pre*.—Sylvester Greusel.. /I. ury noyx, *usren. . warrants for the restaurant* and other I . i H**iry Hoyt. 4mrten, Vice Pres.—Milroy Hutchinson. ’’aimer. Margaret .and stands mentioned. Then Judge nut > REPORT RUSHING BUSINESS. Sec ’y— El i zalietb Field. | The Cyclone Ca reports a rushing! Treas.—Will Stebbins. ..-.I P.iulin" Klein- w.« n.kwl for » m.nd.mu. to oomprl » ’ ' business these days. The terrible cy- ; nrritwlon the 7:W Justice Riker w !«•“’ tb'’ ”'«rr:‘nS. doing that very -UiWi-fnlly for th» ut.T foe/ :vJ<ed for. Th., omu “P S»turd»j .bout ohr leantifa) but wm eontinue.1 until TbnrM ° half past one a lunch ! this week. .vjji< b a few old-time j " w broke her collar bone decorations were beau.'.Ihui roses. Mrs. Dennj•• the first settlors of this . this town in 1M7 and • ittL- franm house, where t he -Mr-*. liachel Bailey now - !:<• biiA only visited Hastng inUTvah. Mrs. Dennimgi interested in the changes • ■ merits in her early home. ■ tried ro Kalamazoo at I Little fiortnide Hay.®. Jaugtacr ol ■ Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hayes on Mon- I day fell from a hammock in which anirther little girl wae awinging. her. and struck the sidewalk with such force as to break her collar bone. I>r. McGuffin was summoned and reduced the fnictnre. andshe is doing as well as conld be expected. CLAUDE SI.AWSON \ IMPROVINO. The'BANNER 'v*> plonaeJ to 1» advised law last weeSby th. rootherul Claud Slawson. who wae with him « healer was in town last J the University hospital, that hl. hand • reached Sur.day. This was improving, and that that:the itorw" the Victors ■irivnj away epidemics. If 1 i.-f hi-' flowing locks and nnder.control and eapecrtJ his com­ whiskers certuinUy should plete recovery- tat wonW te 'Io ’ rnqti«e.t- y qughf to feel better. j 1 l clone, in Tuscola and Sanilac'counties. ; OBITUARY. 1 yvhere over SlUOjKiU of property was . * destroyed with almost no msurance > JOHN TNCHROLD.-John Inchhold ‘ has calk ’d -------------------attention to the need of some ------ --------------e; WJW born io Leeds. Englan.1. Dec, kind of pmtretion wuinst su.* Morins. \ dic<| ih|,ci,j-June |, ,KB. (’..nMsiunntly the oilln; of Serreurjr Mr. IntMol.l cm... to thi, is.unuy in llngera o( the Michlpu. M»tu»l Sy- 1(rt, ,nU W|u, n.„ried Jnn,. 10i lsTj to clone lunw < •>■. i» laing deloited , Mnk Brttar M.' Cook. To tbem «m with onion for pdideo. The Inrar- tonl one dongbter, Bertha Agnm. iuico corrinl premia's to rotoh if not I(uth mother end dmMcht. r abide to pees the Wkiwcioo mark thie year. moan. tWr l<SK brother ,,,,4 । And under the mutual plan, every ,i,Wrs ,lM,,nrvive him wh.. lira in a jnrt ot the i Hag-,ami. . I dollar <IVUO> of VI this coast, become, u , Co's " ‘ capital. ' ! Buch is the brief story uf one who made many friends in the country ot Announcement Is made, of the mar.- bis adaption. ’ rii^e of E21h May Strausbaugh, (laugh-': ' j ter nf Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stransbaugh, j RUM MAUS SALE. ,os , j, and and Uarl Carl Joaepn Joseph ttyaer. Ryker. or of inuianapoIndianapo- ( /loanilATING CLASS 1905. N . OK » in order Back !!<**, Clara Hendershott, Ii Ua IH which took place evening Saturday Jure 4 at the Old Stand Bark Row: Hou : Florence Hoes,Clara ploce Tuesday craning ... »-r_i ..I, 'Ar.lccorf Mklldp . __ n_. 1 ____ XC10 - - • Next-Row: Mary Nichols. Kitth Welesert, Maude > ht the family .home in Carlton. Mr. , under Merritt s Store— Great Bargains Bjlle"V»»Mr, Smith. Next Rowi G■erala ! Ryker will live in Indianapo-offered by the Episcopal Indian. Open > lorance Diamond. s c,*rk 000 : �2 HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE SMML pox Hastings Banner, PAttobsd mry Tbarsdsy HMfingN, Michigan.“ ' fweneoa at COOK BROS. Editors. PORTY-N1NTM YEAR. ।ONE TEAR..... .. is positive proof that these Isadora were paid over <80,UW) by one man at vari­ ous times in the last three years for, ... . adliw off rtrtke. which they. tlwlMd-," '* ere, had threatened to order 4 ' proving.Mayor Heath ^d 'Ctty Phyaician EutnriHl __ ----at-■the postoffice, at HaattfigS, Mlchl- the hiring of dogger, andcrimlnd. to [ —.nit non-nnl® mm, Lntil union- ,lal dratra toch l«<derah,p ,t ran norer ADVERTISING RATES. DUplay advertising. rates (urulsh-d on appli­ haw -.nythlng but the contempt cation. — of lair-minded men. fis« pare, or among Brevities. U.’Sc a line; else* wh«*re: T.- u line. Arf>rav>- nt vrut, wnrdutn thn iarM11 „ ,Mnied I# to BIX MONTHS THREE MONTHS • From the Last Michigan Tradesman. I "X th‘ Board °> Honh-SItmtloo Im- About the worst form of tyranny'and graft to be found m^wbere «ema to be In thra. SPLENDID TRIBUTE TO SENATOR GLASGOW, — .. 22. 19g5. tbw>. At th,t (ime 21 w„„ more were txfertnd ,o die. Thia U a frightfully Urge It Is Well Pe. served. ffi CRASH SKIRTS We wish to close out our entire line of SKIRTS AT ONCE About three dozen Crash Skirts well made and trimmed, good value at Si 25 In the legislature of 1903, which ad­ journed sine die last week, no member to took a more commanding jositiou or reflected greater credit on himself Um l.nnd 5a>nd«uch Uctlc. ud repo- j )««, .u told about M0 d mdlhia constituent* than C. L Glasgow, the well known hardware dealer of Nashville. Senator Glasgow talked right and voted right on every meas- ' ure which came before the senate for , ■ discussion or. action and the esteem in ' ... which he was held by his associates Ladies’ faat black, ribbed top. double soles 10 cents a pair. wax shown in bis election to the post- ! ur tion of President protem of the senate. • Ladies' fast black with white feet 10 cents a pair over which he prodded with fairness [ Ladies’ ribbed top, ont size, split sole, plain black or white feet 15 and precision. Senator Glasgow has always stood high as a merchant ami • his experience in two consecutive ses- | Our line of Ladies’ 25c goods is so large and comprises so many sions of the legislature— both in the I O . fo^ out“ 98 cents f $ ft HOSIERY 1 mortality from smallpox in hot weathIt is evident from the temper of the er, when it is least virulent. If it American people that they will not 1 were winter the death rate would be submit to having the railroads free to something awful. The Grand Rapids make such passenger and’freight rates [ authorities have tne situation well in as they please. And when the American ' hand now. Vaccinations at the rate cents a pair. people set their minds on a thing, they j of 500 or more a day are being made. V. will bring it to pass sooner or later. ' A rigid quarantine of known and susIt would teeasily possible to have them 1 pected cases is teing maintained. JOB PRINTING. different styles Xi The.BANNKH has oue of tlx- bent equippedj satisfied with that which would te just 1 Thursday there wepe 87 cases. Now ob ofilce- lu Western Michigan. nnd Is prepared to the railroads and equally just to the! this has been.reduced to 73. and the that a description of each number would be out of the question. We have o do every kind of book and Job printing. upper house—have enhanced his rep* ; , j public—reasonable government reguls- | hot weather will help the health nnth- utation a* a good citixen, a safe and everything that makes a hosiery stock complete. The sleepy old empire of China is tion B,,t lf the rB‘,rowto sha11 «*ek-1*> oritieu. The great number of vaccina­ cautious legislator and a faithful.repre- j beginning to wake up. And as ahe thwart the popular demand they will tions will save Grand Rapids an epi­ tentative of the interests of bis consti-1 Men’s light weight hose for summer wear 5 cents a pair. does so. she begins to. feel that she has bring upon themselves and the public I demic of black small pox next wffiter. tuents that it is not at all unlikely । Grey mixed, plain black and fancy 10 cents a pair. lieen imposed upon quite long enough the caUmity of » socialistic program But the iwople of Hastings should that he may be called upon, two years 'xP by the exclusion laws of the United of publlc ownership of the railroads bestir theinaelvea. All who have not hence, to accept the nomination for' A large line of lace stripes nt 25 cents a pair. States. China dore not .’object to our R b to h°1*d the ** ***«> sucreasftiUy vaccinated within Governor on the Republican ticket, shutting ont the coolies and cheap wi* in time ' tbt’ l‘aM tbree abou,d Httend to lt Those who know him lx»t and appre- ’ .■>’ laborers: but she ^loes say that it is a H now- Only a general vaccination oui ciate his worth will ngre< with. the •— to rank outrage shut up her highly ed- j The recent census bureau bulletin s11'’6 our c’fy from an epidemic of Tradesman in the statement that no ucatedtifficials and well informed and I 0,1 Michigan manufactures which black small pox when cold weather ■ more fitting selection could te made. wealthy merchahts whoj wish wi-'- to visit ' •b<”r®d among other things, that while cuntea. The disease will linger around; U(i thal Mr. Glasgow would be found of C-ooiies I the value of manufactqred products Grand Rapids and in other cities of . fully equal to discharge the difficult j this country, with n lot I indignities that that *n Michigan had increasra 84 per cent• this state. Only vaccination can stop duties incumbent upon the office with zr. and treat them with indignities degree, in in o: or-‘, for the .years between 1900 — and are insulting to the lastt degree, ----- 1904. ; its spread, for absolute quarantine is. credit to himtelt and with satisfaction Price. Store der to make certain thatt these scholarly ns compared compared with with the the previous previous census census Impossible, Impossible. i to teth party and people.—Michigan ! ——■ — Any doctor will vaccinate a person Tradesman. and wealthy men are not qoolies in dis- period, the prevailing wages paid in . ... . producing the goods, had increased 42 for W centa Theitioard of health Is* • ----------------: -----guise. Oriibitals are very sensitive, OBITUARY., and the proad^Chinese feel that they per cent, is a showing that goes far to- obliged to vaccinate for nothing in any ' f»akic p wh mv-nil™' 0000000000000000000000000 ooooooooooooooooocooocc-:.-. .. z have stood these indignities as Ilong as ward explaining Michigan’s very.evi- case where the iiereon feels unable tv' .h,„f .'Uu^mvn. mu! ..mparatlvv W <W Phvvieuu, ™ theyVan, Hikl now -propose to retaliate. oust for any who will do this without cost who, ■, .. . . . They are doing this where it will te prosperity. Co. May 2., 1858, and was gowned in • cannot afford to pay. effective, by boycotting American ' the Thonmpple river. June 11th. 1905. Not a single person in Grand Rapids ' goods. Chian is a large buyer of If those who have lawn most active Oct. 17th 1875 slie was married, to American cotton goods, flour and other in their criticism of Gov. Warner and who ha* teen successfully vaccinated Frank P. Wj k-ox. To them nine ■ articles, and.by refusing to purchase the present legislature are yet sufficient- .' iu the past three years has had the ' children were torn, of whom eight these goods, ahe is sure to bring this ly interested to look up the matter or ,* disease, although mnuy have been boncountry’to her senses, so that we shall make any inquiries they wilLfiud that .Mantly exjK»sed to it. Ln Germany Mra Wilcox was a faithful, loyal ■ no£trnat the great men of the orient as most of the undesirable bills, the passage where they have compulsory vaccina­ wife, a patient, loving mother. iWid a we would a ft>t of cattle that are sus­ of 'which they boldly predicted, are now tion of every person over six montlis I good Christian woman, who sought firet old. and where no one is siuired. there ‘ pected'of twing diseased. ' lying in the legislative waste basket. of all to know her duty and then did , has not been a case of small pox iu Most ui Mfjot of the uuv utrHU>j^>iiiiu>cui disappointment ithus «iup lur far • , it cheerfully. Though not a memter of., Gov W.nrer i. to thow .ho I “n5’ -VWIW peo- ' ’ she was yet n sincere. J .The question of city ownership qf .^1 v:1 ,_j ,L_:_ 1 pie. who are Crowded into thst small • teloved by all ‘ street tar lines in* this country received opposed him and who ex)>ected thuir > country. These facts ought to te suf- rreverknt *J?er. n Christian, . campaign prophicies to be fitlfilled. the ! W ‘ 10 hiipw her for her love of home a black eye last week from an unex­ 1 flcient to convince any one of . and of what w.as right and good. « pected sounre. Glasgow, Scotland, wisdom of vaccination. j The sad circumstances of her death , President Roosevelt has added to his owns her own street car lines and there were given, iu the BANNER of last : the plan seo#ns tn work‘well. A shrewd reputation as a statesman by the ac­ Ml C. Excursions. । week. The bereaved husband and Scotchman named Dalrymple manages tive part he took in bringing Russia As’. children have the sympathy of a large National Educational A* ml . ■ and Japan to consider terms of peace. — ---------------------— — r— — ——----------------' - the lines, for it he city. Mayor> Dunne, Whether the. move shall succeed or not. f'bury Park. N> J.. July 8-7. ^r the j circle of friends, of Chicago.' had scarcely .been declared nwiv wvoniuti u iuuiki nip ----- , ....... . the credit won by our president to his above occasion a very low round trip . elected this spring before he wired an ADVETISED LETTERS. ’ autborixed. Gain, ot aalc June . invitation for Glasgow to ,<en3 Mr. country and himself by this move has trate i« —lyu July 1 and A return limit M„ Elu K|nney. Mn. q,,, Blott St* and Dalrymple.to Chicago to help that city made, it ejertaih that he will have a U. By paying a fee of 50 centa , Wellman(S). । place as one of the great men of hisJ«b ‘ 10 . . formulate a plan for municipal owner­ eatcution of time until Aug Mj<> Jm1. an^extention Aug. 31 , j,.,. HeU- F (. ship t>f street! car properties Ateut tory, and that America is to-day the an can be -vured. inquire,, ticket office . Liuie Mi „ llolwh c; premier force in world politics. j ““ three weeks dgo Mr. Dalrymple ar­ for particulate. Stewart. Miu Grace 31111. Addie, rived. And he put in two weeks of Round trip summer Tourists rates to) Norris (2). Birt Morehouse. Chas. XL I hard study of (conditions in Chicago. । It is pleasant to note that those who Charlevoix. Harbor Springs, Cbvert, Bert Roush. Nick Wagner.! At the end ofithat time he advised I make it their’business to te informed* Bayview. Geo. Stewart. Dewitt strongly against city ownership in this on such matters estimate that this' Petoskey. Traverse City and all Michi- Glen Beigh. country ’ s wheat crop in 1963 will te, gan reports are now in effect and will I F ero . Bert Peck, Fred Brown country, stating it would lead to ptditical grafting of the worst sort, and to the greatest in the country’s history. ■ coati Mie throughout the summer. oooooooooooooooooooc:- • They think the winter wheat yield will Very cheap rates are given with a*reI building up corrupt jiolitical ma- i chines The Scotchman is right. • te 4B0.WUX<i bushes, or 49.teU.U0Q in turn limit until Oct. Hl. Mrs. Howe of Battle Creek and r. ' gpeciul round trip Snnduy rate, are Regulation, not ownership, of public e.cere of the bett previuu, year. nnd Mrs. Will Hire of California spent utilities ghouhl be the aim of Ameri - i Spriiw wheat too la up Jo the hightet n0„. ln effecL „ r„t0 ot ul„ '(,ir for the ; Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milan can legislative dealing 'with public I average of put yuan, in-aplte oi the „„in<l trip will le charged. Pauumger. CASTLETON CENTER. Andrews. meat reach Marling point by midnight utilities, especially such k* are large backward spring Mr. and Mrs. Dan Poland of Has- ; ----------- ---------- -— employers of labor ■ • same date. Tickets are good on all tings spent Sunday at Robert Price’s. CREEK STREET THEY NEED NEW CHURCH passenger trainson this division if they ' Mrs. Oak who has Imcn 'visiting her T . ,,. ,. It is reported from Bay City that 1 ' are scheduled to stop at the station granddaughter ut thi. pl«» returned Snud.y with Mr. you wish to stop at. toherhnmeUH-ting. Mra.d.y. an'1 Mnu ' eontTHits were closed last week teWe solicit your orders, and will deliver them t-Jyou h’ tween tlhe Indu.itrial works of that city i The United Brethren Doing Splendid A Michigan train for Michigan Le-ter Brown <4 Charlotte I. >|«d. A"«C*>B‘‘en i. .pending a couple mid the Belgian government for a Work and Need Larger Quar। jieople, fost. comfortable and conven-1I ing hi. notion with hi. grander. ° 'nth >>er Grandmother M Irv the quart or the crate. NOW is a good lime to put seventyifivq ton lifting power railroad ters, * 1 ient. Michigan Central “Wolverine* ' I wrecking train to te used ion the Bel-j ~ - .. :: saves half a day going and coming and I ehts Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Offley. them up. Call PHONE NO. 37 an,d we will tell y<”.: Ml«t Joaie Kaymond win, ha> been B°"L Vi?icj, P™r1' S*m Bid,!1’ . . 4. One of the needs f>! the United giutn government hues. The represen- 1 „ ., , . . , . t gives a whole, day for business in New making her home with her father in 1 Ch“rle> J4’id •“> Florence Call). 7 .. .. „ , . i * Brethren Church in the second ward is the price. —, tative of the Belgian government was. , . *,..«• , York. Leaves Hastings at 11:53 a. in. ■ MMfa. returned to MichUan l»t frl-. Bu“d*’', “ L~ch Uk' . , . h new church. It seems now that this accompanied by the .*ecr«tarv of the' . . , .. , . , Detroit 3:40 p. in., arrivv D.uumu o;w i dav , “ • goeat. of Mr. and. Mra. a U Lewia „ * ... , t .. . . is to te realized in the very near fu- p. in., arrives Grand Central Station ■ da^French national railway- directorate, . „.. , . , , ... ; Louis Hancock is suffering with j .... , •, .. t -r , .„ ture. 1 he pastor had teem conducting and it is expected that contracts will ' . . ■ , . ? New York. 8:00 a. in. The fastest : Chas. Raymond is visiting hls. blood j«oisoning caused by getting a . . , a very aggressive campaign for funds train in America. Try it mother at.Gun Lake. 1KHr in ninhis finger, and he has gone fo te -awarded for wrecking train equip- •, J... , A.. A' ,„ thorn „ ... , i‘ to erect the building this summer. It Barnum & Baileys Circus at Grand ; Allen Delong and Nellie Myrcs spent I Chicago for treatment. ments with the railroads of France will . T. r. ■TUB GROCERS. HASTINGS, HICK. On the day .1,) M'uw.ng I ndi] mate the 11„*rMt . R»pi<te. Jura- M. A rate «l.n lor ■ Sunday «t Uwtejr Shaffer V te cIumxI soon . '.On* . Frank Bidelman and wife of Hast-1 the vist the foreign renresentatives 1.1,of unite I’ir,'*Jlt,t‘.'2* i |,nn ulthe city. Tb. mraibura ol the . the round trip will be given whirl, in.................................................. A few from here attended Children s I »nKs visited his sou Henry last Saturto the worksan itn- not | “ Michigan'machine " church teing able tu build it by i cludef‘ ticket * tbe cirous. ! day at F. M. church and reiort it fine ' day . portant order w» receivrsl from the | themselves must ask the citizens of I Date d HIGH STREET. Jun* rotorn limit i for the shorLnotice they had. , Mattie' visited her mother Panama canal commission. j Evidently 'j Hastings for help. A sjilendid work 1 ^une 3“ Chas Offley and family called at E. ! Monday. Mr. ..ml-Mrs. A. and M. ISeeber at-! there is little need to worry over the ” 1, has been done in the ward. The Sun-! Sunday excursion to Grand Rapids Mead's Sunday, The W. C. T. U. met at the county eMen> ’ In question as to whether or sot Ameri- i day School baa increased from an eh-1 Jdne 25th. Special train leaves HastMr an(1 Mnt John Gutchess visited farm last Wednesday and a good time * can initastrioe will contrive to secure rollment of 15 to 90. The services are j ings 8;85 a. m. returning leaves I tbeir daughter at this place Thursday, was reported. Wbtrc to ttBKKi U'j j M1«k Amy Johnson is assisting Mrs. * foreign orders. Let it be seen to that I A. Johncox of Orangeville" with her tfKBMWhc jhawd ib;. well MU.M u,d could be inerrared it Grand R.pid. «:80 p. m. | Min ou (ladhn^r „ho Several from here attended the funer­ home conditions remain satisfactory i household duties. pit- It U how ippn-ri > better church home eouH 1» had. B«y view Camp Meeting nnd A, K,iamaxI„ ,ur th, few wwka re. al of Owar Hill's baby. and American genius and Americani "f.° hn Bu * h aud An " on Merrill had em J . . ■ I ’ “ ' “ n «UBO aua Ansc Mt to ulk yirtwork! tor Everymie should te willing to .help sembly. Bay View Mich July 11 to tarned home Monday. There is not much news on ,Creek what might have been enterprise will take care of the foreign :i a serious acclthe building fund to grow. j Aug. 18th. ■for the above occasion one ; Street this week.. because the farmers dent when out fishing tradfc problem. --------J one day last ------------fare plus 50 cents for the round trip is QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. are busy cultivating corn. I| w«»*k week. unm. Some ...... way the vboat upset, letGOOD BALLGAME SATURDAY, authorized. Dates of sale, July 11, Mrs. Thoa. Edgner called on Mrs. ■ ting both men in the lake, but by the Philadelphia is still engaged in ’the The Vermontville liase ball nine and ’ 1^- !'• 1A and 19th return limit until Eva Decker Sunday. timely assistance of Fred Johnson and , mfl wmtNiq good for • very laudable business of cleaning her the Woodworking Co’s nine will cross "Aug 19 inclusive. HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE Charley Vandenburg they reached basket dhraon. Mr. and Mrs. Thoe. Fuller pent mnicipal house, and routing the leech­ bats at the fair grounds next Saturday Annual Meeting Grand Lodge Ben­ Mn,. Charlotte Scoville 1, vl.iti^ .^'.t! rt,h, oulle . «t.rv Saturday and Sunday with Willard‘ es and’grafters who have been fastened ^‘T“ 01 "* " * M‘“ E,h" tMcHeiV Jafternoon. It will te a good game, evolent and Protective Order of Elks Fotlett and family upon that city by its rotten, corupt, as the teams both play good tell. Buffalo "N. V. July 11 to 18. 05 one There will be an ice cream social at flm,natlon. which was held.In Hastings republican ring When it comes to Edith Decker and friend Camerl Lon Hendershott’s- June 28. All are T^’u*fl*y *nd Friday. first class fare plus 23 cents for the “GUY D.” RECORD 2:20.* national politics Philadelphia is strong­ round trip will be given. Outre ot rale wi,h >“r parents cordially invited. [ Porter Smith of Galesburg is spendlug ly republican. And there has been a Will stand at owner's barn every day July 8. 9 and 10th. Return limit July । Stephen Decker and family. Mr. M. Manning and family visited a dayB wlth Andrtw Myers and tendency in that city to “vote it of the week. Terms 88 for standing Nearly everybody is attending the F5. By paying a lee of |LOO an exLowest prices in Cheese. «t Mra. Manning'. r*rsnt»..Mo Mory'a straight’ in municipal affairs, just be­ colt W. C. Dunham. Dowling, Mich. Oranges. Dried Beet. tenion of time until Aug. 4th can be holiness meetings at Mr. Spendlove's last Saturday. I M|W A - E- Robinson will entertain the cause the ticket was labeled republi­ R. F. D. 1. Honey, Lemons, Hanan woods. They are not having very secured. can. But the Quakers have at last as, Cakes and Bolognts good success only two converts. W. S. Barron Agt. awakened to the fact that a republican hTd^o?™ n T 0, i Aroh,e Mead ’ WWe <nd ^uthter. of Card of Thanks. Bert Gould and Wesley Baker are We extend our heartfelt thanks to the neigh­ grafter is no tetter than any other EaM h Th®faneral w“ near <**•«• Crwk. spent Sunday with bors and friends who no kindly assisted us dur­ WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS building a barn for Frank Balx-ock in held at hia If you don’t know what thief because he happens to train‘with ing the illness aud death of our l»e!oved husband htn hnmn in Prichardville ii_ .. v. c. . ... ' home in Alvah Breber and wife. SUMMER? If you desire rest and re­ Kalamo. you want, we will gladly and fattier, also to the Order ot Patricians, the Wednesday June 21. that party. We must have more men employes of the Car Soul Factory and the ladles creation, why not try' -THE RIVER Mrs. Elmore Hathaway’s grand­ lake time to show and Miss Ethel Manning visited Orilla X ST. LAWRENCE TRIP?” Folders able to rise above party in this country of the choir tor their sweet singing. WeTcan hear the wedding bells begin mother, Mrs. Yeckley. te spending a few demonstrate our goodsMrs. K. M. luchlxrtd Archer Wednesday and Miss OriUa re ­ descriptive of the Thousand Islands, who will not hesitate to vote and work Miss Bertha Inchbold to chimo and we can soon begin to ex­ days with her. Rapids, Montreal. Quebec . Murray- turned her visit Friday. We think we are having some dld-i for the defeat of corrupt candidates tend congratulations. Bay. Tadousac, the far famed Saguenay Card of Thapks. fashioned summer weather, corn is Mr. and Mra Thomas Edgner and for office, no matter on what ticket River, etc., ou application to any Yours for bow 1‘rjee looking' fine and wheat and hay the Wb dralre to oxpt ess our thanks to Ute many Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gould visited they are running. There V a vast difference ■ between friends who were so kind to us during our re­ railway or steamboat Ticket Agent. For same, gay* this to not a prosper-:: cent sad tereavemeni. Particularly do we yrtsh illustrated guide, ‘ ’ Niagara to the Sea,'' Thus. Gould< and family. wishing and winning. Many a good ous Roosevelt year*’ to thank the neighbors who. though mostly send 6 cents in postage stampk to H. . According^ revelations made before strangers. yeTMdoDoeQ ttelr J:!:. Maud Mattison returned to her home man. has failed because he had his Foster Chaffee. Western Pass. Agt., a U. S. grand jury in Chicago, the and sympathy In "-ays that touched our hearts. Toronto, or Thos. HenryTTraffic Mgr., at Jackson after an extended visit wishbone where his backbone ought to We appreciated It more deeply than we can tell. leaders of the teamsters labor unions Montreal, R. & O. Navigation Co. Frank P. Wilcox and Children. with relatives. have bean. Want column, le a word tor each IomHIou. Card ot Thaulu. twenty-firn cents each. Obltaary. poetry and resolutions, 5c a line. Notices of birth*, death-, or marrtagm will be' printed free as news matter. <ar"No communication will te.published un­ der any clrvttOHtance* unless n bears the writer’s name and post ofitce address.' . W. E. Merritt Eggs taken at Market open Evenings. Berries-Berries! DePUE’S ■mb Tno Hid m « r pineapples Roof °>"A".ss Duo I DRY GOODS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE J. HOMER Open Evenings. PAID FOR PRODUCE DeFUE, Phone 86 CORRESPONDENCE. Are you going to can Q STRAWBERRIES > COOK & SENTZ. T Scarcely Know j Che 4th of ]uif fireworks S$£ W.W. Watson FOLEHHONEY^TAR ■ Irving, Mich. �-HASTIKG8 BANNER. JUNE 22, gills ibe Potato HOWTIiflRKK Bug Sure । Continue from tutg« one. - _ ( ) j \ • J not so much the cwt PARIS GREEN as It is ,- vist auiuutit of labor '.’.‘J..,-?ary toplace it on-the -. iU, that makes ’ , ) V poiaoe Bu«$ Croublesome « ) i \ Su* is mpre provoking .•!.> :u db so much worK the ' a .( ; «Paris Green • ’ ' . . ) \ ( / bstipcable nuality? ; itipnieni directxfrom -Makers has feeu thbr.-t y tested and found Jltsclutelv Pure and uf ; • - ‘ L •full Strength,.’v fully cuaranPrice is 25 cts. ao-moie thau a -------------- 7 DANGER TO YOUR News. the - ---------~~~*'! BASXER c™w ••'knowledge. Froro S*" ------ FRUIT TREES t I­ Scale, How to Fight , **>' ’’ro,'"or Ta,t of the Michigan Agri- i ’’ c“lraral coll«e. in hi. address at the I ^t.*° them- «<» ‘tout one I Hen. will ................... /er”°H re'i^Pi!!" B‘w Vrim* I rT Hen, win « grWit deal of milk fourth the toul wnoont uked by <°Jn r'?’'i°' mlUl ley Horticultural society, held at the intererta •• J WZ lf <hey can get It and it I Charles AV. Garfield's farm, near Grand . met pertKi food £n'. 'Three bin. wen, cUy tuuK,) ” Rapids .Hast week,, ^declared that the the homie ander «,penal™ o'Xtnlre' “Im J<~t "" tk. ' .tuff for rrodorigg San Jose scale i, affecting fruit trees Md lou of them. and sent to the senate. 1 had learned I two or three miles southwest of the iq the mean-------time that economy was was the ' Dw‘«ht- UI Evanston. ....... ivuuumy &vaiMion. city limits nnd portions of WalkerwMchn-ord. Th., Wajl-„d-Mt^lu,,weJI k"'™-n >n thi, city. h«, begun township. He said it first appears as committee uf uf the the hon«, hon^'/thTa^v^" R^.‘ a small, yellow lousethen a light committee th. Governor ' ?!! **•"'“ Ih" «»«tnd>ip of Rtm. ------- „d. Appropriation! . • *?™««> <»imw. :fordammatoher iia .formed, which aftcr•nd .Uthe „ Fmm.ee ---------- re- «. oer yeUJ^■ ’ wiell rv;••ommittee of ,he Kn.te were the . ■ rrojerty cutting "*"*• turn. - - -.w from the vuiungj ‘ ~ Mwk. r—"• T*1® insect punc-1 or a road through it. She claims damtnrOT thu lmrk he suclc. the gauntlet through which all aonronri .. ‘'™ u" “idof Sl,ooo. The CaAifomis wash of sulphur. tionamuat paw.. Nothing daunted f **“ -----------------i— wcureAa conference witl.;the governor A' J- w*'d’f. of theJackaon Pre™ I U"“ “d w*“r“ the heat i then went alone to the renate Hnanre in Ticking ont the All Michigan In■ If you should see signs of the work committee nnd Mtccwded in having '“r-c-''11«K»»te Athletic Association Amoeiatioo Athletic thee, bill, reportedput and passed by teani' 1,’“"-' Blinw. catcher; ■ of this pest, prompt action should be 1 the senate. There bill, carried $M.ika> Striker, .pitcher, and captain;; | taken. If in doubt what to do. write i for relmilding the recently hurndd ! ■ ry' W ***-: ^^ Wt ffeld.. all of I rrofcxMir Taft, of the Michigan Agri- ' j[ dormitory. Av.iam for live stock. «m.. Alb'»n College nine, on the all cultural College. Lansing, who will I । send information 'desired , 000 for,a new barn and stock judging I "“r nlttB’ ) Drug Eipecience. Ajcurcy. to M oommittee reported ont to the Horn, J”’ ““""p"* to but. »M.ouo. Ian, • Ukeude fruit farm r.f Wm than half what the committee on M S- F- D. Noe. ' (* :. A Clean Store, of Drugs I A MATTER OF FACTS Whatever J. T. Pierson & Son advertise is accepted as TRUE BECAUSE IT IS TRUE When we tell you that you can buy an ail Silk Parasol, with a Patent runner and inner-locked stays with fancy and plain borders this week at room at the college. and f(,_ Mwwa Ott and Hill who are in- POPUi ABITV w tho -K.lpm.nt at th. 1-pp.r 1>niBTO|, .“Hing a g„ plant ,n H„tl «»’W.AR1TY OF THE udiiake n« it the Ilettj Lina H reier,meet nation located at Chatham Alger county 1 cannot “fr"in from paying . dewrved tribute to Senator Glaagow of this district. He was always most ready to give hi. |.>we rtnl aid to the u;>i. ----« 'V im bilh Iin which he knew 1 had a jirsunal interest, or which would fe of value tn the farming interest* which 1 we both represented. He put his jierronality and high Handing .in the ............ ..................... - C. bills, ■ senate fehiml the M. A. and '’Ml pleawsl with the outlook R F.D. SYSTEM They are putting in an n^to-date T*1” '”e,nl”“'“d l«pularity of the' ,4*at “*“.«*> tH'* that Hastings ; P’., , Je!!"-'r}' “» “««»: ,f“ ftCt Pcti^onN for for the the .. ” “r-w-date city Tliev expect to hy ct th"t 4'-708 l«'Uon« th” manufacture of ga, within ! of new run tee are now ; on file. , The work of extending the lIlp n*'xt month.—Albion Reconler. L„-, _____ service i* i» prucetsung proceeding as rapidly ns will ! 'h. “ forCTt,in« pomible. Hural route, are taing or- ! t?”.n ”?. ?*.‘^'1'r dered into effret al an average rate . x".,u*n will ever become a good busi...„ . ------- v-»i* of ufeut six hundred a month. With “*'** n,nn bv weans himself the •>»>>■< of forgetting. A led memory Jn'y'T8 when... 1'the''nei^anreOTtotinn . year. when the new appropriation j* V ”■■ “!>■ <“'reVf^deUve“UZ''XO^ $1.68 You know it’s so. These are reduced from former prices of $2 to $3 you know what that means as to value, When we say that there are only about sixty of these Parasols in­ cluded in this sale, you know what that means as to opportunity / . be did very effective work in securing is an evil that can he overcome, if a i ive; a large number of route* will lie ; ! their favorable consideration by the efficient amonnf <tf determination is i i. d In Bwj CBMtf. ejrtahlished. the service to start on ' senate. ’ • I exercised. Arfgust i. New York has I.GIU active While thankful for these favors I i Nearly every farm )u»nd thinks that ' 1 routess. many eoYlnti-s being entirely1; was nutsatisfied. White J was . he reepivt-s the smallest wages of any covered by the service. Only seventy; thoroughly committed to the idea *»f , branch of labor. However the hand l eight ]K!titions from this state are now I economy. 1 m!m> knew that mo.^t of the that i* getting .<2.', per month witli (lending. room* ju M. A. C were built to ac­ lunnl. washing and the keeping of his comodate afeut 350 students The eir- hor-v is fetter jmid than the t book-, .EADlNC DRUGGIST. roilment last year was over I.n'iXL i keeper, the clerk or the tradesman who ate- r.-alired that unless a large build­ gets $50 per month an.l has to pay ing to relieve the crowded conditivn board and !anndrf:«mt <rf this. of the clas-roYrtns *a the college was Geo. M.-nhunnu-k was a Grand -Rap- :_ Hastings has yhartsl with Charlotte >-<XL’CC<C’OOOQOOOOOO built during ibe next tw<» years, that ir. the p.ist yesir in'L expense and ser­ ids visitor Friday. the institution Would be seriously enp- vices uf a manual training teacher. Mrs.‘Albert Bemmer was a Grand Rap* pled and p»jrhaps p-rmanently so. They jre so4 leiued with the work that ids visitor Friday. I Knowing that there was a restriction । they 1uk\<> employed the entire services ATthur Brown made n Intninej-s trip ■' placed on the one tenth mill tax for of a teneher for the coming year. Mias tn .Grpqd Rapid? Friday. ! M, A. C., and none on the une fourth Enla 0iear. of the liaekley school, of Thus.-* Sullivan made a business trip ! J mill tax ioo- U. of -M. at Ann Arbor, it Mnskegun. will have charge uf the to Nashville Thursday. •: oitr Hamburg { occurred to me that thia grand school work. Hastings is awake and pro ■11 .-age The deMrs. Frank Heath, uf Middleville, j i lor the education of farmers' suns and grtMsivte in school matters.-^Charlotte j vitdted Hastings friends Friday. ■ these metis is such j . ■ are compelled to ». daughters wan being unjustly treated Tribune. . Frank Wood. of Erefcmont,* visited js | etn ..tresh Every Dey. ’• by the legislature. I then ptepared a ’ Tomorrow' Friday evennig. ab St. ir Hamburg Steaks I, bill removing the restriction from die brother Sam in this city Friday. - ‘ Ruse s •Hail. Haitingx. will fe held the 1 •agv of ,us and you retired that they are j nne tenth mill tax fur a term of two; commencement eaurciaea of the Has- ' 8. S. Garrison ami wife visited their j ‘ years on^y-. thereby giving the M A. daughter in Grand Rapids last week. ! tir.gw High school, and the Herald t C. $!l-\(Wj additional for the next two editors;have been favored with an- . Mrs. W. G. Austin, of Kalamazoo. j ( years with which to get the building' uonncetaents flrom. Miss Gertrude visited Mrs. J*. S. Goodyear last week. ■ j so much needed. ’' Roger-* of Hastings, formerly of Carl­ Mrs. Rosa L Cubb was taken to the ' T "To say tlflit this bill met with u ton. nnd Ray Fopt. of this place, who University hospital at Ann Arbor last . •i .r pleased to till । frown from the chairman of the ways are numbered with the list of graduates week for treatment. dertf. Call us by j and means committee would be putting in the elective course. A class of i the order will Judge aad Mrs. Clement Smith visit- I 1 • it mildly. But by pitiert work, after, twenty-six will:graduate. Gertrudeed the former's father and brother in । j about four week? and within two days and Kay have' a host of admiring Castleton Thursday. • j of the close of the session. I succet-dtd' frieBds in . Frefepont who Join the 1 Charles \V. .Ionian, of Bedford, was 1 ‘ in getting the bill reported out.' and Herald - with dlngratuiation*. —Freein-the city last week. !■ Hiking after , passed 'by the house easily and sent to post Heiraid. ■ .’. Weaver, Prop. linsin«s-s matters, and-’ shaking hind* •; the senate. In this connection I want With iregnrd tu(the law prohibiting with old friends. , » t o say that tlm housf has been “with thfi circulation or lottery advertising, • Dr. and Mre.~G. W. Lowry left last MAST INUS, Q MICHIGAN C1 me” oa every bill introduced by mt- at thi'i Postmaster General has issued a week Tue»day fur the Dr's toyhood, 1 . this’se<sH>n.;Hnd that, means more than ! special prdvr which says that the term* OOOQOOOOQOOOOO Zanvsviile. Ohio, and re­ • l ean explain in this article, which is of tne law bar • rtidleM chain” enter- home ; alremly top lengthy. Another little pfiaes. so-called ..••gift concerns.” or mained until Friday. Editor Feighner and Ed Mallory, of 1 private conference with the Governor. similar jenterprisj* offering prizes de- ' ;uhl about five minutes "red hot” talk pendentfon lot nr chance, intituling Nashville, were in the city as witness­ with^Senatur . Bi ll cow Dougherty, ••gnew-ipg” or .'•estimating0 contests es Friday in th- bankruptcy case of , and xny work was ended -. a« the entire fur prizes as .well as -drawings and I Mrs. Mabie Marble, of that place. State Board of Agrichlture, two prbm- raffles of every kihd. whether general ' Marshal Phillips, A. A. \Vilmont ; iner.t citizens of Lansing, Pres. 1 ... l.OI. tor manor or otherwiM-. tor ««• hnKrnr McMurray attmalrol the / -.urted my planing : Snyder. ProfeMorw and others fought i private gain or in ' raid air...-tate firemen’s niosociation -meeting, at the Table factory aid of charitable. itthtoua oloro-i,. Ironing law week, and retort an initmonnee that I am the last bill throngh the senate com- (I educational wr V'” ’ ‘ ; iredtodoall kinds of h\. ia mind when hand- wresting and profitable K«don. ; mittee,. and the bill passed the senate : Please' fear tnL. — ■— --------. at 4 p. m. on the last day of the ses-1 ing in articles regarding, priz^. ; George Hutchinson and Mrs. Peter YOU Mi DO BETTER AT Afthur E. Mulholland, j PERSONAL MENTION. Fresh Every Day 8 THIS HUT WEATHER I g People’s Meat Market J Phono 238. Sxyxxxxxxx NOTICE ’’ : Planing Matching 1 sion, and will fear the Governor’s 1 signature. The following letters re- j eeived by me the past week explain . ■ themselves. j The first is a peronal letter to Mr. ■ • Schantz from President J. L. Snyder of 1 the Agricultural College and reads as etc., for we are compelled to refuse to Cramer, of Hart. Mich., arrived in publish them. , ! tb‘» city last week and were the guests Mike al! kinds of ------------ ——----- — • of Geo. Osborn and wife. Mrs. Cramer 2 -------DOWN N SIS CALLED HIS -----------------------------w»H make an extended visit with SUPERIOR OFFICER ■ friends in thi- city and vicinity. a:.d Tfe writer of this sketch in company j W. F. Adams, of Lowell, the veteran witllGeneral H. C. Wright. Comman- I starter, whom so many of our'readers der of the Uth cofjik whs standing on , have seen at the county, (^irs in the [ follows: the taarapet but a few years ago where past, was in the city Thursday rejH-ej The State Board of Agriculture has • leased to figure with you Horseman,a I instructed me to extend to you very General ___ Wright anfi Abraham Lincoln senting'theMichigan ---------------------- Grand :.::y work you may wish. Rapids publication. : =! ^•r,^wb& $ jx -p °f x We are in'receipt of an invitation, to I affecting the Agricultural College dur- j that ever memorable day. After con■ I ing the session of the legislature that 1 templating the surroundings, Gen. commencement^exercises of the Hyde I has just closed. 1 Wright said, ‘Here on the top of this Park, Chicago, senior class, which will 1 Yon have rendered very vdnaWeser-1 parapet i^twren between this this old old embrasure embrasure take place to -night. Among the grad­ 1 vice to this institution and it is the de- '«™y'ci uates ^is ^Le win Thayer Kniskern. son sire of all those interested to render to and that, is the place where President - red a car load ot White Lincoln stood witnetting the fight. of Major A. I>. Kniskern. Lewis.is I you their most sincere gratitude. •j:f week. Then, by his side s suigeon was president of the graduating class. : T^c secund letter to which reference wounded by a minne ball. I entreated Mr. and Mre. <V. R. Cook havelitarZ is made bypir.^chiintz is one addressthe President not to exports! his life to , ally obeyed the uft repeated injunction j ed by Prsiedent J. L. Snyder to the the. bullets of the enemy, enemy. but bu(t he seemseem-1f . ,qo w Halifax. ’' They jeft Fri­ ; Master of every Grange in Barry ed oblivious to his surroundings. ' tlay noou_ anQ will go with their ed oniivious io mi* ।‘lay noon, anti win go v»n.u iuui ■f 1 County, and reads as follows: > found that 1 ; Finally, r lumtj, when •••••.••-I — p—• — —r tmy -» entreat--. yij’c}i;gan Editorial brethren on the ■ ' — I wrote vou a few months ago ! ies failed to miute any "imjeession on 11 . doU.n the st Lawrence, then to I <mebting that you afid yonr Grange j ,.Mr Pn-sident. I know Halifax, Boston and then home. Theywill be away until about the 4th. . i poprtslion. for the AgriculWral th„ Unital StaUe Ime. T ,, not safe where yon are .landing. I or „ J 1 ‘ every respect, and I will 4. Your the n HonoraHe ............-representative, .... ra. V" 0"®"*^ ! ,1O, v.n to comedown.Mr. Lincoln TV /"’V • KTTS 11 rt ..f till* a way down figure. * . OJ1«S oSSnee" n ‘h« . 'mB *"d “‘‘I'11 "« »• •“ bT d"pn“'“ -rga’n would be O. K. for : & <0 i„ considoratiOii c...i<k«u« of or my ~y “ana.tnev now. but It will be .If neglected. „_______ > .. .. to So mo I more ....... tn ” ”rrh, Lodge or the home. The uneasiness 'after eating, fils of nerv­ > I to report to you, that he renderd the lhan froin ihclinatiun ho stepp'd down t College very dalusble ansisUncex In d n position behind the parapet ous hendaohe. sourness of the stomach, and {WE IN AND LOOK IT OVER disagreeable belching may not be very bad : i I Ev.,„ u.en wo,.m; now. but they wiu be if the stomach is l Tdl.nTb, suffered to grow weaker.Pyspepsia Is such a, miserable disease ManUng with tt» meralere of Ue , &,liend Horatio O. " right to- that tife tendency to it sbopld be given Look and h‘” £ w da-, and for hi.toryl. sake, .houhl lx> early attention. This is completely over­ come by • ■ . W. R. JAUIESOH, Prop,. ♦ College. L trilmte to the American wldier-a I deem it only fair that these facts j un-ted north anj 5Oath. ”• ' -'stfsrsM St. Hastbos, Mich. ♦ which strengthens thswhole digestive system | should be’made known to you and your ’yanZandt Cox. 1 Grange. . 'fuJdtei. Window Frames Door Frames, Work, House Finishing Jos. - Alwine, for sale AN ORGAN Impaired DlgCStlOn PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE : Hood’s Sarsaparilla There are Some Corresponding Values in Ladies’ Muslin and Gauze Underwear.7 J. T. PIERSON & SON The People’s Store. Phone No. 9. $75,000.00 Capital Hastings; Mich. Surplus :: $25,000.00. Officer, Don’t Spend Jill eixitcr mccr. PrtsMwt. R. B. Itlcwr, Vos find !n your pay enveloped. Save part. Put It In our popular and reliable Ulcc Pre. fl. fl. flndcrtcH. Caihkr. Director* £»«tcr m«Mr. R. B. HHiur, Savings • » Bank. R. C. Treidi. m. r. coon. D. $. BwOvor, take Lllaicrs, fl. fl. fl»dcr$«. Every deposit you make, your pile grows biggerr The interest we pay helps out, too. Bye and bye you’ll h’ave enough out of your savings to buy a 1 per cent v Interest paid m tarings DepMlt*. money to £mi on house and lot. giving you. It’s mighty good advice we are Start on it and you'll never regret it Bastings City Bink Real €»uit Sccnrity. Dishes! Dishes! Lamest Stock and Lowest Prices in Barru Counto at WATCH Md JEWELRY .REPAIRING. ER. PANCOAST THE CORNER JEWELRY STORE My store isopen evenings l*h< ne No. 20-3 it. �SPECIALIST Southwestern Michigan YfAR END MUSIC AL EXHIBITION , • .. Erear rwrMMM DOB1 u«*t ireuMK. WAS wastinq awa\ A Mysterious Visitor I deaf f>en»ons« * never gvi acasux. aaiu - ----------! an old surgeon to the employ of one of for th. [Ori«lna!.l ’ tjH. transatlantic lines recently. Thia . Mr. Kelsey Opdyke went borne from ( wa|| foan<1 out>.< be "when a whole with SlSTSJSta”!; “f THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. the opera late. Opening the front door ; c| HJk{ o( dea{ mutes went abroad aome j Ccnttnued from |»a<e 1. tut#, Adrian, Mich. witis bls night key. he entered the hall, i years ago. and, despite a particularly j Otu C. Ryder of No. 1M1 OokdaK- I WUR, J Abbott, formerly editor of March will make their first visit to .Tames dimly lighted by a gas Jet, and was ; rough passage, none of them wanted Lillian Peck passing the drawing room door when i to He on tbe deck and beg somebody to j 1 avenue returns home this evening from ’ *• — " ----HASTIN ft f N r k return, homo tbi. eronin* from the PUrgim. which publUbod at •Laura' Class Ftw^toby AnUtE1 •! . b» rausht Fisht of a sum in evaahw hrove tbam overboard ' riHoiinui n v r WMtPnkK ,x. y wild Kltb a, uriac. bride. hl c i, „ow «iitor the a»nest rars, r». n , b .Mildred Muttuon d~, ato pa-lns to the rear. •men. Lullaby -That', the MMlck feeltos. ran ... Curtis Botum ; marriage to whom was the result of a mopolitan. which magazine is now r. Polka............. and will be at the ar&8 01 m 1 » II ,h» re «.-• what the 1 know. A little. investigation proved I Chronic brouchlal troobw. ...Glenna Withey wo. not .ualelenl light to roe| tlM. -Bnach nerves are mostly ,! [ pretty romance. The groom wm a owned by W. R. Hearst. _ . .Hobart Tbomaa cough, au> b« uufcH, . men k»k«l Uke. and wbnt there won j by tta. Mr Bnd Ih,t . met Mid cured by fUey, Huncv’m.l ' soldier in the employ of Uncle Sam. Curley LocksEthelyn Hecox. was turned off th*' moment Mr. Opdyke are not neiir|y Hable to For Ml, by Arthur E. ° : While travelling to Manassas toparticiDuet;........................ ......................... Strnbog Grand Rapids is at last taking steps caught sight of the Intruder. Then I nBUMCa that comes from the rolling >I bucWMor ta tv. H. GoSdyiTr I ell your sick friendb* j pate in a sham battle, he saw a hand“ Grace Bush, Kathleen Woolley that promise effectually to prevent the 'National Air• Ballack came a sound as of some one scamper- . motion of a ship as are others. fiUF MY IWIY Qi m ♦. 7«9fi ■ m some girl standing on the station plat.Nettie Turner . log through the buck room uud a crash I -The experiment of saturating a ball I URE UM URLi, tJ 1, ■. 10 /.JU ?. 01. (onn at Wegt Park N Y. He threw. inundation of the West Side when the Mark’s PetBallade Grand gets on its yearly rampage. denoting the falling of a table mingled of cotton with cocaine and thus dulling | g g out to ber» hard tack on which he Geneva Hayes with tl»e' breaking of glass. Mr. Op- the hearing iuts been tried by ship aur- , CUPS AND SpringBullack y hbd inscribed with his bayonet: dyke knew that the fugitive bad upset f^ns rMst to tboae who ; Corn Silsbee Patrick Doud, known as the "cabj "Please write to me. I am lonely after . ,„..ll .tnnll wrerod -1th hde . brae, w oort nt a ro. hat ' This Institute in order tointrod-c< i a year, and a half's service in the' Phi- l»ge king" because bf his extensive Little FairyStr^bhog a suiuu ' tn after all, the best way to do is to ‘feed ., Beautiful Designu, Juu wt... | .* Frances Heath . Mr. Opdl’fe harried afu-r the man to ) Bsbc,._,4 „v„ tt.._PhItaW.l would like. iUtea^ Se' f their new Medical Discoveries and X lippines Mnd don’t know any one* in raising of that vegetable, died at his Vocal’......................................... Earner the rear rooms and Dually the kltehen. [ . pr«a. Radium System, sends at its own ex New York state.' ’ The soldier’s 'uddri.M home near Muskegon last week. Ira Peck them.and would like tu lav.. "Add's" Cla.ss in Rhythm Games. No one was to be found. The doors --------------------------call and see them, whether teor ■ t pense these eminent specialists togivt ; was shown on tlw biscuit. When he . llGlenna Gardner 2 .Toeephine An- and windows' were ail locked except j I or not. • ■. ' f to those who call on the I abov>> di|e ' arrived at thej, barracks, be • found A Michigan Central wreck destroyed Jerion. 3 Madeleine Gardner, 4 Mary one window, nn 1 Mr. Ojxlyke cum-lod- . Cures cfbup. ctoup. sure bore throat pukmarj pukmary I consultation, examination, advice atic 1 awating him j a picture of the girl the contents of twenty freight cars and TitBnga a Mildred Ketcham, 6 Ruth ed that the fugitive bad escaped i troubles-Monarch over n of ever) LEE HUB, S';-. Tlulmas, 7 Catherine Stem. 8 Elleu through this window. After a thorough ■ort I all medicine required to complete : : whom he saw [at the station and'a 'let- tore up about 40 rods of track neur Dr' Thomas Lclectric OIL Sullivan. UNeta Runion.**, 10 David [ ter saying she had got his message. Union City, one day lost week. ’ cure, absolutely free. ' wood. 11 Milton Otten. 12 Adali >»*urch Mr. Opdyke made up bls minil ! that the intruder had gone, and then . , These specialists will diagnose youi A correNpotxdMice sprang- up - and the ------ , < Bra ?lingleta duetMathews for tip- first time It occurred to him case and give jyou the benefit of thei: soldier aent the girl his photograph. TT M W W M"* VEGETABLE SICiLl “ TwoIIittle warbler* have made their । that sneak thieves or burglars do not ! medical knowledge. Their is no ex- : After many letters has been written. nest, in a queer pined choosing a mail I Walt) Marv iiud Harry Sparks '........................................ Holst go about In evening drew*. He dropjied | • perimentjug'or guess work. You will I the couple concluded to got married. box by the side of the front door’of C. । | Harriet Micheal' ■ Into a chair, with a terrible sinking at i be told whether you can be cured or It was nearly a year ago since, the A. LaPerre. of Buttle Creek. ; First * **«’• Kiss>................................. Itamorthe | the besirL His wife must be unfalth- J Why not stop this falling of your hair? At this rate ydu u-Klsoon not. If your case is, curable, they soldier passed on his way to Manassas.' ! rSadie Glaegow ' . be without any hair’ Just remember that Hall's Hair Rcr a .r I f ul to him. ' "Stella’s" Class Little Melodies treat you; if incurable they will give and it was not until yesterday that he He arose and went uj^talrs, when [Esther Mathews. Sadie Mae ‘ stops falling hair, and makes hair grow. ‘'’-jTT.'ZTf-r;-, > Auto riding Xvill boom now. A. , you such advice, a* may prolong your again saw his lu ide. Af\er l>eing dis­ ' । Silsbee. Rose Weaver. Charles Todd, j for the first time ho notired that the charged from the nhny. January* 1. Muskegon doctor says .it makes any-! Pinna <a) Dotty Dimple.......... Latour pgbt from above bad not been edmfife. ' HHXk he retnnled to his home in this one proof against .consumption. (b) GoeWZickel p|tftl,jy shut off There was plenty, of i Their treatment gives quick relief ---------- j I , Edna Mamtun 1|ght In hlH wlfe*8 bedroom, tin* door of and positively cures. Bctug prepared city. Saturday he left for West Park I to claim his briide. who is Mias Stella Battle Creek hks cnx*r 2U» cases of q/ r • W Oliv ■ Lanfear ’ was oj>en. She came out to meet to suit each individual case the human tuberculosis, and will make an organ• Modlev.°.'\.Fidelia Peck h,m aud lu’ke’1 wt,a* ECrldent bHd oc- [ system is thoroughly cleansed of 'he ■ Smith, the daughter of a^well knbwn ized effort to fight the disease. " G. Street.’.. . . . . . . . . Liovd Gaskill curreddownstair*. real estate dealer of that town. [The disease iu a natural and direct manner [ ' The* Note Family..... Eriua BsrUr | "And who.” die asked sternly, "was and improvement is noticed nt once; ■ marriage ceremony was performed yes* » ui-.a-/''*. __i > « I Flowers your visitor?" .».aa the v. worst v,w w cases are « treated with..... terday mornina and it is expecteiNthat even A valuable- .lied from which ' Violets..^Earl Coleman . -What visitor?” - of ochre, _____ Lat w7iaro'uvenien2"<a"Se pu««t >be coabte WiU rrtam borne thukve- mineral paint is made, was recently j Wild Flowers.......... ..Philo Sidnam j gentleman I found when I came — -------------- ------ -- — ,-----------Better kuowu aor the lhe purouiug hi, daily Lily vocatiou. «» '•>“’*•> -’“» •*“ discovered near Battle Creek. Tai||n. and fOT rear dr the houro. the , or pprstthig of of' his vocation. — 1».-----.Annawaya Tir—s;- — —Earl Cdrauii ln I The voice of the Flowers................ . Smit yOa turned out the ball gas to | If you »re improving uadar your fami- gro.au> motlrnr. Mm Elleu CbanwU --------I ! Tula Thdtnas 1041 i Oakdale avenue. Mr. lyphy.Ician doubt come and take up »' *»• 10*1 I OJrfalc avenue. Mr. • \ ' ■ Strabbog screen." | Ryder ia.now qm ployed as a cabinet Time on the electric l«etiveen Kala­ Priere Du Martin.................. their valuable ti me. They wiph to give Helen Hayes mazoo and Battle Creek is now reduced I March.*......................... ;... .Watson turned out the hall gas'since you so each one plenty of time, but cannot makecin the wuodenwara factory at often -forget it. !• opened my door to , to one hour. Clare Wood listen td long stories not pertaining to Oakdale Park. He was a soldier for Our Bards. A Rhythmical Game by light you." . I three years, half of-which he spent in your case. Will make the season.at W. H. Spenee't ' "Ada’s" Class Mr. Opdyke had too much self con- ' j the Philippines, where he won honors. 3 Grand Rapids new directory shows, Whip-poor-will. Oriole. Night­ trol to giro rent to the fire burning In They have discarded the old reme- I He was a member of Company I. mat city to be well above 1W.U00 popingale.^Hummingbird. Ijtrk,Sparrow, bls breast. He-simply stated the facta barn.' Bayard is a beautiful black staili dies used for agq-i by the medical ®’n4 Jay» ®lae Bird, Rubtn. SwalFifth regiment.—Grand Rapids Herald. nlntian | us they bad occurred. Mrs. Opdyke sug-world and which it, would be folly to 1 ’ i low.। Brown Thrush. Canary. weighs 1,5l>0 pounds and has no ikjnal a, | gested that pqtfiapii H burglar had put ■ • --------; Marchj’. Martin dei>cnd upon any longer fdr they do ' on es-vning dress the ta*tter to escape. Battle Creek's school census shows ■ Vnrnl j Lfa Peck not cure, as thousands die depending ' A year and a half since, a Bo.-rton the county as a producer.' ... Bower detection. Tills sounded' reasonable, । firm of publishers offered a prize qf on them for relief. 4,549 children of school age in that city. ■ jRuth Lake nnd tlwy agreed to look over th**ir vnlor a trip to Eurojie. to each of the . The fact that these Specialists have ' Spindler wbles to discover wluit might be miss* Service insure standing firat 13 successful ones in a rebus con­ I । Kathleen Woollev .... discovered entirely new treatments I ing. After an examination everything Bicycle them-, are making way with RecitationHarriet Micbeal Ethel and cure*, gives control ; test. Among ,the 15 .was, Him iWtt* ft”10'1 ,n *“ ptafe' uiu natural cu*n, K«vco them mwuc vvuuui . . wheels in Battle Creek at a lively rate. ‘ American Line. Piano Trio . WtheNerwul Syten,. Heart. Heart. StomStom- 1 R1"-»[ <>al«burg l„t week re­ Frances' i,r' Opdyke would not accoM bln »f the NervouL System. ; Helen tHayes, Sadie Glasgow. Frances ach, l.unir,. z^uiicya, n..u..c,., vatarrh, Con- sewed a ch.Tk for the abnve amount, ‘ | wife without more definite proof. Nevach, Lungs, i ' • • Heath ..Kanier ertbekns Jt was plain that, he had .umplion, Epilep.y .Deafne»«. Male Vl> r" • J'»r •I”'-’ 11 >“ R'“ h»d Inl­ Grand Rapids Board of Trade has Vocal.!. * | strong suspicions. Both passed an un­ ... , G. nevive Rana. and Female . WcakneMe., Cancers, k’wed the profweion of teacher. Imt over l.»ri nwmteri | v iolinx........................................... Selected • comfortable night, ubd when day , Tumor,, Pile, and other Chronic Di»- iU he’bl> oornjielled her to abandon the I dawned neither had slept. ________ 2 ’ Henry LeliejuJion eases x ' work and in this instance the prize “Eaton county has complete county -Glendale...................................... .Barbour j Th«* next morning Mr, Opdyke dlscov- ! They treat deafne. by an entirely ™r'*inl’ Wh hHod»»fVI»K rural mail service.. rn«UU^.e ®ns*‘r iI vrru iub wife wne bandaging niuiuaging me cred his the root foot ot of ' । her poodle that hnd evidently cut' 1 new method and hearing in many cases | — «X been *-« -t ' by tlie broken glass on the floor. Ho ! is restored at once. Catarrh in an its Laliur troubles have made the Advices from Kalamazoo predict\a Blootnjng MeadowsSidun I was mentally occupied with the, man ; varied forms cured bo,it will never re- Brunswick-Balke-Cyllender Co., man­ big big celery celery crop. crop. ' i M»rton' Ta,“ Tho“HV’ CometiSolo, Mona. ...................... .Adams who bad upset the table, she with the i turn. If you have weak lung* or con- ufacturera of billiard table®, tired of ' wound, and tiiey did not discuss clthrr. j . , The following is a list of Mrs. Me , toe roiiuw ing is a or sirs, mc sumption do not fail to be examined. ‘n »ng to do a manufacturing business Albion is Waging a successful war on Co}-*b yapib in the various grades for For n long period they Jived together | Adi cue. treated can and wiU be £<*>«•««• “ »"'« « us strangers—worse than strangers, ■ slot machines* Ct n;nci;;z.ci.*' the year -closing with the m nsical enred, uo difference who you hare Been ♦««.<«> plant ro Grand Rapid, which who do not uece*cirlly wear on each . ---------which we have mentioned. -or treated with heretofore. Thonaauda W1U "mi’toy ■1«X>1’1>'. «nd hr the other, while Mr. anil Mrs. Opdyke UlusBattle Creek.will build .a Masonic! who hare given op all hope of being ">»* oatenvlre of Grand Rapid, imln.Ahderson. Jonephl&e Man to n. Edsa trated the words of the'pqet: AuderHMi. A nnetta Muntou. lifAtrlee temple. cured, now have an opportunity to con-' tru's* Mat|)(*ws. E-thri Doth Work Uke madness on the br»ln- , Mattoon. M .>11 suit specialistsreputation. Hu*by. Claude •Mlchral. Harriet Mr. Ojxlyke spent his evenings at the j ' Josephene.Tenney.; Josepbene.Tenney,; living near Battle Ulaclusau. Vldetxt. . , ,, ... Xxingfenow, Mauw. Vera Dont fail .to call as a visit costs you , CrPH.k. . ,* H Rhir-kr-tt , .. anlnnti , , 1‘otiiiu, < urtls Manrt-. Veda club ami carried a revolver- In case be | Conspicuous among the multitude at i Creek, sued R. Blackett a a saloon keep­ It .-own. Agnes nothing and may save your hie. should again meet the man he had found ; Brdwn, Anna . Nowtoo, Wild* er of that place for ihrinages for famous and Interesting persons wbom Hrvwu. E. F. In his drawing roun. One night hodrag- j If you inspect kidney trouble, bring injuries received by . her husband in Moncure D. Conway mentions la his Brown. W. It. OltML Milton' ged himself up, tlie steps of his house, : a two ounce bottle.of your urine for Blackett’s saloon. A Marshall jury, autoblogmphy Is the poet Longfellow. , Hu-I, >,r.e •• entered and. p:uwlng-thr parlor door,.' Actuta Folt«*r l.iHjlvr At tlie time Mr. Conway won study- ; lUa|ichard, chemical and microscopical analysis. , after a haul fought legal liattle. gave 1 teach. Chloe . ivek. Mdiau saw the (Unf figure of the intruder. • Ing In Cambridge In 1833 Longfellow liectiwttn. Maud Prek. Fidelia REMEKBRK:-The free offer is her and assesed Blackett for the was the professor of poetry in Harvard . Ilarl-er. Erma Ira ’ For Mr.. Opdyke to draw bls weapon ' lUrber. Lellah I’rtn-rr. Fern during this virit only and will not be costs of the suit. Tind tire was the work of a moment j university, nnd it Is plain that the af­ Bradley, Adan Flrrwon. Ve»tX. given again. Persons commencing l*ato&. Ear; He was uo quicker than the other, who fection and reverence the poet then In- j ColeniKu. Ear! . I’hllllH. Edith fired slmuitam*ouHly with him. Mr. j . any treatment after this-trip will be . , , , spired In the young student have butColeman. Auuawave l‘h!l'4ps Suite retired to pay. bat not one cent win : " " ttalrr. Gurney Opdyke felt sometliing warm trickling i vlved tlie half century that baa iwissed. Crook. Shirley Kadiord, Grave be adred of Hume commencing treat empturmd by CanMaHi, I .ucua of Battle down his cheek qnd, putting up his ; "Longfellow’s personality was po­ Chldce ter. Keith Robinion. Freda hand.. felt warm blood. • He was stir- j meatduringthi.viiitforanymedicine Croefc one night l„t wrokwhile .a the trot among us.” says Mr. Conway. Kobinmm Ethel HePuf. Pura Kiabridser. i.lella prised to gee his enemy do the same. I necc.s..ry to effect a care; .Ho a po,b *« ‘■r.I.urgUnrlng a remdenro in that "His modesty, bls amiable man to man Hoyle, Kic^ard Kane*. Gvnhive Devlue. Ethel There was a quick st<*p in the hall | tive guarantee to cure will be given to city- Ho drew a gm. oa the ofBcer. manners toward the young, the absence Tlie imported Spanish Jack. “Fernando", will tua!,n+ above, the gas was turned up. and Mrs. 'j Eddy. Winona Sten., Margaret patient, accepted under their ...ten; l,ql, b.m. of airs or mannerisms, his transparent Erwuy. Eva Opdyke came hurrying downstairs. I bll«l>-e. i ora season at W. H. Spence's barn, opposite the L.-y KpJ of treatment. Thmw having 10,„. «nd Im.ded In. man -«My belaud the veracity of mind and respect for all i Edmonds, cordon Spark ■>. Mary, ' Seeing her-husband wiping blood from I sincere opinions, were -very engaging. | Eaton. Winnie Smith. Marv standing and complicated diseases, I WurK' । his face, she cried: 4 Opera House. sinlih, Mae He was universally beloved.” Fuller. Coral SMnmu l-hilo ' “Oh, heavens! Are you killed?” . who have failed tp get cured and be­ Fuller. Artie Anna Stwrns Catherine C. W. Post, pure food millionaire, Ford. Ver.i “No. my dear; I am not. Tlie fool hpnrk-. Harry -------- --r==—j , come discouraged, are especially invi­ Ford, l.efa NOVEL WINDOW DISPLAY sll#lM.t<> Sadie killer has not yet taken me iu.” ted to call as thousands who have of Battle Creek, will spend the sum­ Staple-. Elmer, GlMgow, Sadie ' "And wluirs the mutter with the mlr- i Sawdy. F1o«ste given up all hopes can testify to per­ mer at his new.palace at Greenwich. Gnrancr, Glcnua Smith. Greata ror? Who broke it?” • Conn., and as president of the Nation­ Beautiful Woman at W. Gardner. Madeleine Silsbee, Myrtle, manent cures obtained. . Hollo*1 did. 1 was trying to kill your I GnaklU. Lloyd -t'-.-i.. A.itluulir' al Citizen's alliance will plan war on Garn-ota Gladys spSiWns, Man NOTtGK;— Married Ladies without lover. I saw his rutiectfon there and ■ way’s Attracts labor unions with the. intention of Sullivan. Ellt’n fired at him. ■ A bit of glass ilcw at m«* their .Husbands and Minors without Sxluuer. Frank Hayes. Helen making it the tight of his life. . Crowd. Bayes. Gone# a and cnus*xl a slight wound." their fathers, will positively not be Tvfliu. Florence Huffman, Geo Mre. Ofidykc saw It all. Her husband Tlioir.as. Tula admitted to consultation. lluttitMu, Clara The Mi-o-na girl U in town. TIioiua-. Hotart Heath. FYnneebad twice mistaken bls own n-fiectlon ' Editor E. D. Conger, "who owned a Thoms, liuth Hniutnotal. Ethel Office Hours . 9 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. You will find her. as hundreds have for a visitor during his absence and Ttiranr, Nettie Howe. JtMsle j controlling interest in the Grand.Rapalready, in W. J. Holloway’s window. Heoox. BUM had nrer«lly\tcj«i to kill his own Im­ . ids Herald, has sold out his entire Holly, laiaiid t age. Mrs. Korn of Cincinnati could not Tiding#. .Mary j hol0inga*in that pa) er. A stock com-. Drs. K. & K. Established 25 Years- ' ToMa.«, Lui n John MinJ Anna For months she hud been suffer­ give a personal talk in every town in i_■ I *S** Mftb NAMES mamec imcr. u/itu. ! pany succeeds to the ownership of the' ToWs-, Herater WHO USED WITH­ Jenson. Halph ing from this ridiculous blunder, and tlie country about .the remarable cure OUT WRITTEN CONSENT. paper. Woolier. Kathleen Ketcham, Mildred now in addition to tlie iraapldon and Mi-o-na made in her case, so a lieautiWood, Edmund cold treatment she bad' endured the •area heuled—"I took your New tflB Wearer, Bessie Leach. Arella ful lithograph reproduction of Mrs. Method Treatment for a serious ■Uf> U-leaMhn. Henry Wither, Glenns long and valuable pier glusa, her pride, Edward Ladd, of Union City, was Kern was made and sent to Mi-o-na blood disease with which I had fcfej Wearer. Hum* J^uifear. Olivo ' had been shattered by her husband's caught between two freight cars the agents from Maine to California. Wood, ('lire been afflicted for twelve years. Lake. Huth Wood. I had consul ted a score of phy- (f absurd attempt. It was too much for Landis. Mabelle other day and so badly injured it is . MOKTGAGK.SAJ-K. sicianA taken all kinds of blood This Mi-o-na display is one of the Ijuieaatei, Mildred 1 her equanimity. 8be turned on her medicine, visited Hol' springs X Lockwood. David Default hn Aug hera made In the conditions at a feared he will die. most novel and expensive lithographs heel and walked upstairs. Not even ‘ and other mineral water re} certain martcago executed by 1-oyal F. Hayes sorts, but only cot temporary 4 aud Emma Bayui. husband and wife to John G> over gottenzont. and no one can pass her husband's wound sufficed to de­ relief. They would help me for gRl Reuter, dates! the thirty-nr*t day of March, umh. a time, but after discontinuing recorded Dre twentieth day of April. r*u, In * The annual convention of the North­ Holloway's window without being at­ “Where did the idea eotne from that tain her. He. poor man, went to the the medicines the symptomi, Uber "Sc" of mortgage <»n !»»««• 'lDt5 bathroom and after stanching the western Branch of the W. F. M. 8. of tracted by itMrs. Korn's rosy boys are the wooers? Do any little tw>ys nnd on which there h uhalmed to-be due at the would break out again—running* date of this nottee. the sum of Eleven Hundred the M.E. church will be held in Battle cheeks and plump form are a striking ! have the early education, to love that is blood bound up the cut and went to Before TrestaueaL sores. blofctida. rheumatic pains. After Treatment, and Seventy one and Forty-Eight One-Hundred­ n* -i- • , looseness ot the hair, swellings , demonstration of the perfect health j given to little girls? When a Uttlo girl bed. • ths Dollars. be-4<!e-» the attorney's fee stipulated Creek in October. ,ds- Palma«r the hands scaling, itchiness-tof tie skin, -hr • It wuh not till the next day after din ­ 10 Ih* paid In tbo said inorUtaR'* should any pro that comes to those who use Mi-o-nu, to school here are some of the **°®?5 bad given up in uespair despair warn when a n iry frie nd udv• •••• ♦to e. cattat.lt 7. h** etc- *1 •* ““L• lv,---“ “ P m awdlngibe taken to foreclose the same, notice Is — r hlm alm |iar dlseac->S >»'• । • . ner that the couple while sifting at r a ro UZ°u' *.? >,<,u hBd curct< b,m of of * similar.dtaesroS F»'n rolentic roiedy that rogulat., diUdi lia th. Ms girl. U«h her th. Unit hereby given that, by virtue of the power of «ale ??r>cL but took hl» s^ice. ;, idvice. In three • weeks' ‘ tun*. tune’ th tb •': Grand Rapids has asked the Barnum table orer thdr coffee were reconciled. contained tn said mortjpge. l aha!! foreclose the grotion. rtrongthen, the nerrro. giro ' £ to heaJ UP and I became encouraged. 1 bbntlnuc*! t e b ' ■ same, by a sale at public auction, to the highest and Bailey Circus to cancel its date in Then for the first time the nbBurdlty of wJSSSJl* for f,,ur months pnd at the end of that ttm $'«•'. .. . . . .. . .. taught to count the seeds, white she bidder, at the north front door of the Court rofrrohmK drop, and driro, away U» uitk . . rahsd disappeared J .was cured 7 years uko and ,no >1 k :. i ; ; the whole affair broke through Mrs. that city because of the small jmix epL House tn the city of Hastings, on the fourth dav uiai mom-------------------- ---------- . — , M,nce* M>" boy. three years old. fn sound and healthy I - ■ << Beptemljcr 1906 al twelve o'clock noon, of ali i ■•blnro «-hen you baro roon Mm. . rn wrlng Wo utde OpdjWs resentment, and she begun to, taint) can recommend your treatment with rll my heart. : ; that certain piece or parcel of land situated in demic there. f*tr,wn lo rae privately, but you can use fhis t«*'’ »’'»m ■ Kern in Holloway’s window, go in-1 gather daisies and pick off the petals laugh. The liusbund caught the spirit' llm township of Irving, county of Barry, and I as j ou w >sr. , W H r rtatn cf.MIcnljtap. dewrilied as follows. towB: of her mirth <ux! smiled a sickly smile. ■ side and see the strong guarantee he > nn « by r* o while they think aof / some m IL® treat Nerxoua Debility. Varirocelr, Stricture. Vital Wrnkae«». one one. The Grand Rttpids-Kalumazoo elec­ "F*1 Skln diseases. Urinary. Bladder and KI dory c.»mplal«-s 1 gives with every JMi cent bottle of little boy and say another rhyme. The spell was broken. Mrs. Opdyke' men and women. north hah. of the nortbMAt quarter, of wctln tric line'will be commenced next week, Mi-o-na. When a little girl sees the first star In went and put bcr arms around his nock! RFARFR Are Tou * Have you lost hop»7 Are .vo : If ’ ctunbrr twenty-two. all in township nmnlier four and is to be completed January 1. n-iv vvr 1*" ,n5 l? lB*rry’ Has your blood been diseased- Har-'■ north <rf range num tier Hine west, containing the evening she repents another verso. and asked his torgtveneM for not bar-1 ”MS* ..Our Now Method Treatment will cure you. M am- hundred and twenty acres of laud according । . n When grown people take wedding cako ing dreared his wound the night before, i v° r J? her " “ wU1 do for roa- CONSULTATION FRfJ '.te the United States Survey b- the wine more or and from that moment peace reigned rhnlroL wz,2 h<" tre*ted you. write for an honest opinion Hr-tern, th-' same tielng the moruapsl premlw. fl I ffj EP I fl home It is new the boys who ask fur Albion indulged in. the luxury of a J.»hn g. Ki.ttek. <:hnr*es r«i’»onabie. BOOKS FREE—"Thu Gulden Mor.it ■■ ■ "* a piece to dream on and see whom in the Opdyte family. Mr. Opdyke’s I Mortgagee street carnival last wee|. Poor Albion! J?-1??1 of Men. Sealed Book ori "Pises*** Of X For Infiniti and Children. w omen Free. they will marry. It Is Ute -girls.—Atchl- hnngp and the poodle that bad upaet' And a College town too. the brln-e-brnc never again conspired i rororoa? ?.A.MEJS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. EvetytMoK conSdentlaL Qneatlnn ll«t and eoat of treatment FREE. lu*>. Mich., June Sth. IMS to make trouble. The husband was) Bears the ."^7* j A blessing alike to young and old Dr. sathffif.d to draw a check for the ccati The total assessed valuatio*of Battle Fowler’s extract of Wild Strawberry; of a new -mirror and another for a' Signature of i nature’s specific for dysentery, diarrha, handsome pndent fw* his wife. Creek exceeds $11,200, Oub—an increase ' Cor. Mlehli.n Avro and Sh.tbv St.. P«trol<. Mich. irsi Boldai Pravsuts fawusteil I of over $350,000. . ' ’ and summer complaint. KDM0ND COMPTON. from the Adrian Medico Surgical IneU- ^ ^. Hastings House, Fri. June 30 । COFFEE SAUCERS £1 ALLO nair Renewer BAYARD The Sam 131 fee S10 to ; Horse ? colt Walter Demond, Groom Service Fee $15 to; insure. James Bryan, M'gr.| j BLOOD DISEASES CURED 1 Don’ Forget the Date, Friday, June 30 One Day Only. He Kind You Hsu Always Bought TOLEISHMiEWEAR I DraKENNEDY&KERGAN �Cadwallader^xCHANGES IN MICHIGAN ’ MICHIGAN ~ ‘ ~ ~ ” “*■ " CENTRAL TRAINS ^CORRESPONDENT. ’ SAYS SHE IS A TALENT­ 0. Hgjil. ESTATE EXCHANGE, | X Ortteeo.rrl’leraoa'Barocary. ED ACTRESS , HASTINGS. rilCH. n^TableTook Effect Sunday- NASHVILLE. b^?2.8”"h *' GivXe Fine Service. on VI R-et.ui ium> ■», < ’ “ »u“ I new 5k C. time table takimr t,zLuIli'W3. d f «’ «A» Imi w«k. • in ffli following chang^ -ar’lrotot lAltaireofuld lol 3 la J- ™ . '** *' o» l»»l’".I ;f .:, ik.'t now on. <u> lw w„k , B addUlon, —,-8200.00. ———• । win ne made: GWimr p, - — . 1 10. 1A block l.lzvnte Q uid 2, /Tro., Granl% | formerly arriving atSadd a r“rni“ h«*<m I­ Also lot* m. now edition, formerly Vft >i-A fam of 115 acres; soil Is . ' 4 ** m- “®w s™. Bldl.ok «n.l Mr. HUllArd. or fa­ ai-I *nd Ioftm aud la>’s wel1- 1 ‘:57 ‘u m-no; change ij 11:53 W FHc? I“'"‘ lh'lr "1”*' Mr"' 8 ^ --- ijf p •»*<»> 18 acrca bottom land , a tn- train; trAin formerly rai, gthis 1T X .,.WL ; balance wood lot. city at 8:23 p. m. now gets here ; uh n^15. • timber, bine orchard, JMm Smith, wire a„a Jaushter <fcrGoine FX . \W 1 itbiyui*rn k a basement 34x48, t ch<n«e ln'rain „ trod, and Ml» Edith Lombard or llMt; nebt#1 .; fine church. I mile from tin« here Bt 3:20 •• n>: train former!^ *.TD-w-8ml<h ■"»E ; yewis wing spring near build- ^arriving at 12.*81 p. m. now 12?25 p. m: ^2 Binlth Thursday. ’Q'-s Llnna Ro,. nnij Mt. Carl Tuttle j* train. added is Grand Rapids Special :-n8 farm of 125 acres, reaching Hastings at 4:20 p. m. train at -hv homc of bride's an<1 Henry *o<d . ''-‘Sb Hi imyrovS' '"n”"rly »< Y’-ant-s-l^r afi».rn(,on b>. R(,v o w | Toth"'. X^took th.. tram ■ ,»d lot. Fine tAiilUlngs, i nou arn'es at 9:3.«. , ise; burn is basement i A feature that will »>e apprecisRxX to Lankins. .V, th.y will r«.ld., ■!! •,. mile from school, is the through day coach and Pullman ,k .’faB°'L''r ’■'N.'t" «ro .nwrultioE I ' " ‘rf“?7Lrl. oood I <z''rt,k'd0 "Yer «» I*k«' Sh6r» from | bar dawthmr. Mn. AU.. E..tm.„i ,.r j ^'r lo’oS'u^ .-'^"; Thi. wUl prova . groat ac- Benton Harbor, this week. ling. Borders on a ■ -vr:.’ 3 miles from two Fine buildings. ■.icn oi 110 acres: 1<K» . v ’■’> .icrvH of line beech •• A tine large sugar । . * and strain farm. Good • ■;:..ling s;Yo; barn is base■ location. . . tlnnce^oak wood lot.' . - . Fine large i tie clay loam. Near • niwn. ied Isjtber Srnlf |ji> Chipped Dried/Beef mi.. Ferp, Thu» Speak* ol Who Will Appear at Reed', Opera Home Sat. Night. Tl~Duluth New, Tribune .peak.] »'follow. «t Ml. Enell. Fang, who I. one „I the .tan ol the comI«ny that Appear M R«xl , Opera Home neat b«unlay. night ■ When ;Miw Ealelle r<Try played the part of Clyde Harrod tn Coon Hollow in this city last year there were many people jn the andi- : ente who considered her an actress! of more than usual ability. When it wtw pm into tlie hands of a girl in I years and an actress whose stage life as pnly two years long, th?,- critics I trgnliled. with superb confidence Miss Ferry took the girl ‘‘Clyde' , j Under the excellent handling of this ' talented actress. Clyde became a jiower : of ®vil- remorseicss os death, hut ah- ' sol|Uely without coarxenesR Miss Ferry | is resting on this achevement nt .pres- j ent and last night *cloead her -engage-' tnmt in the part at the Metropolitan. - [ Mr. and Mrs. B. B. W|Jcog of Call- I ornia ar- th- KUeats of their parents. H. R. Dickinson and wife. c. F-. iwrby „r Chl..„„ „ vwtlnrhlj parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank MeDefby. ,w,,‘ -\h«s Bessie Heigh and Floyd iwriur wen? married Jipu- 10 at the QUEER SORT OF BEE HIVE. Judge Mack wrs Tuet-day of Elder P. Holler. Roth of Moshville. Thinking that they wanted ! Aiih' 'Roeii-sunmons <igden-dlinmorisofofAthwtx Athons. t Lee Pryor ... ........ * no doubtuwi-uwy wauteu । Woudland Tues- •Mrs . formerly „ r. sid. nt of Nashville .f|< d- to •** into oue “f th»’ busy Itlacea in j . m-cs lighted down ‘j We.tn-«.»,. Wednesday'nt .u the h<Mpttal at Alin town, n swarm of Imts **' Mnu Jam.jpPatti spent Sunday Arbor from shock resulting from ar. j the office of Bauer Bros, in the 2nd • with ?r mdreiit* in Irving. opi-ratlon jjor tum«>r. The .... bemhlns w»,. 'wiinl’...................... the other day. ~ Finding a knot j zurSinitb w hole that seemed imulojo order for a .' went, to Charlotte brought here for Interment; Miss MifKa R.-rgm iH of dftiiljirtte Was doorway to the sjuu-e Isitween the out- i a guest of-her pur*nts. Jfuper Bergnum er siding and inner thee ting of the Busby went to Milwaukee 1 and wife, over Sunday. , . offide. they concluded to settle down, and , ’return totlay. ; are at work laying up a store of sweet j J. R. Mason left yesterday to' MAPLE GROVE. . for the enterprising proprietors. i visit friends in St. Joseph and Evan­ stem. \ ’ Hl U»e Jiuut wr.:k. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mfs. John Busby apent Sunday with Mr. Benjamin Pe.ire.-, who has been Ruth* DvW(-V Roush in si Mr. anil Mra. (Mark Warren of Char-!I Hl k. !* belt, r at this writing this wrltlhx. । Mrs. Ira Cummings left Htr Hhpktib lotte. Ea|rl Mudx-. ivering trotn i " i.niLd Ov-r. Mrs. Mark Warren and son are visit- i hints-- fi ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John ; grossing Busby. Tb- ad ^un.biy Miss Gertrudef Smith w.-nt t<> Anu Arbor Tuesday to attend the comttierice>• lay •, dert= in a tin* Iak.e. j ‘’onHnodationt to through paseengers IftAise and out buildings.! ■“"‘—i-------------- . rureved but 2 abres. R. ! *.——■— --------- -——♦ ,.e *!iiv,2:. miles from i nmnA,,., _______ \ , ' ..tu of 4« acre*. Hue clay Duluth Tribune PERSONAL MEKJfON. < if :.i/jrS4ia Lunches. ■ t- • .rpirwi * '.»iu ■in ('■ ried bw.-f. i- We art havlarge run ommr FRANKFORTS. will be* of Try its with F. W. Clifford tlieMEAT’MARKET Man two doafs east of Cltu Bank. fhone22 Hastings, Mich, toooooooc-xxxxxjooooooocoi Mr. anti Mrs A. M. Bmtater and children visited wttti the funuvr's •!a> ufght. Mrs. Howard Van Au ken and son of badljr. Sb . K»»y West Fla. are gue-’t* at the Pres- I Hshirig at MN fveit <’omir>-d t. parsonage this week. ’•Fr.i.J GreeqHeld .i eonu. Claud rad jlalph. uL<;. Mil RUTLAND CENTER. • .iti.i ir-ntle- ’ Harriet Peckham. princi|»al of I .. w Normal ueivirtmcit of the city CblMren'w day at the vfcurch next j Sundiay at C. H. Charlton's. schools, went to Ann Ari tor Tuesday. Sunday cvcnlnx. ................................. .. .. _________ . ind tomlis of ft.uth'' h,r Jay ’ , »’ . George Harth: Miss Olive !>athrpp is at home and June will she w*»t Rutland spent Bunday at la-wts , Bnrrj'vflb. UI,< “2. will remain remain until until July July let, Ut, when > will so toURkta, to Uta, nP ter work «-ronn TM,, . r. turo-d from Battl. „ wwiktknt MU libntriAn. E7«’ 1 nament at Woo<llnud Thursday and the 1 Mm Eehart of Wnodlftnd vlrited her Miss Mary Powers returned Tuesday ! picnic at Carlton Fat unlay. _ 1• 'lauKhler, Miw. Dan Ostruth, ,i few w from Marquette, where ‘•be has been ..Eha Lathrop of Barryville is seend- »<tay» last week. teaching the past year. She haa been ln» jh* wt'‘ k with friends hrrc. \ Mr. and Mr*. Charles Tobias and son. retained as principal of one of MarGrar“ °U» rf valuable horsw last ’Floyd. ..f Hinds Corn-rs. visited at i.r ■-» InmMMsd Mtlwrv Monday. . • Frank Tobias' and A. E. Mills' over , © ’ ! A. Burghd-jf and William McNutt 11 fundiy. 1 The J. S. GOODYEAR CO. Wash Goods, Organdies, Dimities, Lawns, etc. Pretty Designs, Right Prices. Let Us Show You These Goods. We are closing out a line of 32 inch Ginghams, good values at 15c, at - Shirt Waist Percales, India Linens, Persian Lawns, Pique, Duck, Madras, etc. For children remember the IDEAL WAISTS and KERU STOCKING SUPPORTERS. We are glad to show them and point out their merits. . We are selling a great many New Idea Patterns. tried one? 10c fpr any pattern. Have you ------------------------------------- r——s—---------------------- -i 1 F|! J— T * H inn Ar Twmp I VllllU LJIIIUUI 1.have just received a CAR uour order with me at once. Price per pound ./.............. 11 p« I I■ 11sr \ SHORN I HAY HAKES I HAY TEDDERS / MOWERS Tils "Osborn” goods are well known and high­ ly recommended by all who have used them. I employ no agents to represent roe on the road, but when it comes to prices and goods, you will find it will always pay you to call on ;ne. < ALE WALKING and F RIDING I CULTIVATORS It’s going to quit raining pretty soon, and just as soon as it does you will probably want to get to cultivating cbm. If yqu want to buy a cultivator, you ought to do the way most every other farmer does-BUY’ A GALE CULTIVATOR We have them iu riding and walking. made a bujin«-ss trip"to Battle Creek, Frl-hiy iwlrig little Gertrude Maurer's of- her little: | last week, returning with a jthreshing phrrb bibthday.. ..a number *— • separator. jfrU ‘I.-- gather ‘ ’-.!' at Ji-r home to sur- j I Forrest Hawns was In .W-xnlland Iasi Prl* Kefreuhm* t.|* .'Thursday. ' «»'J ’< j , -Mrs. Fred Hinds'of Battle Crwk H | The ihtk folks .ill timr. i spe-ndinx the week with reta-tiv-s her-. T ‘.'hlWlren's day w We have a nice Hue of Buggies are onr “long 'season when plans are jerfe. ted in building, hurch lai The Edger school closed FrUay. 1 Lawn Mowere. If yon suit.’' ‘ We have a fine This is the time of year The L. A. jH.-at Mrs. RltdUrd ’ Fore- >nk- --------r- were in. .er in a better position to please stock of Buggies. Wagons Wk. W.11 au..nu<.l FrjdA/. , »n.T(ozi..irt w«.>■: need one, we have just and Carriages and can when you’ll have need of Everything yon desire, the way you Mrs. Aim- Sehultx of ShvltzicaHe.l on rant it. and at prices that will command , MIDDLEVILLE. fit yon out with anything a .Refrigerator. One of the kind - you ought to ■ :;i attention. Our experience in the ILirri- st Runnells ami sun. CHfyou want. You’ll make buy. They ’ re easy to business can be of assistance to lord. L -jiilnx. aiy Ap-ndlfii; a Wr»k a mistake if you don’t in­ ours will more than pay NORTHWEST RUTLAND. 1n thei village. having been railed heT? run: they're strong and spect our stock before you also in the way of helping The lilcc weather we have $c*n for iteqjf every year. by (h<v death «.-f-h^r .urirlr. Grover B-its. you figure out your plans. yon buy. mg the past week has 5>een vfry mu. h ■ they'll last. Fl Caldwell <«f <'*hlwix>> Is NpeniVnx appredliit’ d by all In this' vicinity. | a f< w l.iyg In the vllhig*. the gue/t of Com is growing fine. TEltFHME OR COME IH ADD TALK IT OVER WITH US. his uiiithrr. The sgpool ent-rtalnmeiit which was j c. G: Mrchus of Cln< InnatT Was th' given lit Arthur Hathaway’* last ' jtues: «>f E. F. Blitter and family over Wednesday evening was very Iruch .en­ {- Sunday. 'A» are prepared to fill all orders promptly at money joyed by all present. u prices. We understand that .Miss Beithu Ben­ Blake und irs»n. Glenn, wen- In attend-, edict will be our next school leRcher. Hi ance at the graduating exercises at .trload of dandy cedar poets just arrived: Several from this place nttts.d'-d the HuscingR on Friday evening. funeral of Grov.-r B«-tts at Middleville J. C. (Caldwell. Who has been sick for last Thursday. Sptms sad to think one some t|me. Is very low at this writing so young and bright should be tak-n F. Wi Thorp ot Grand Rapids Is act­ from us. He will b\greatly inlss'd In ing as Inspector for the Citlsi-ns Tele-I WbeyiOU^a^Trintin^d^e^oujWDH^Nfceiv^ITiDU^and^m^oo^^^er^^RememLwr^u^iAK^^^b^i^nwd phone iompany at this place. this community, as he was afavorite Rhone 254. BAUER BROS., Proprietors. among ail who knew him. | . ' Miss-Adeline Gingrich, who has been ■ Del) Wilcox is residing in tile neigh­ spending the past three weeks visiting borhood again. He has settlfld on the ‘a; Staawood and Kent City, returned , Henry Wilcox farm, which: he pur­ home Monday. 'Durlrig the severe electric storm Sun­ chased about a year ago. . ,._Our_. We are pleased to hear that Charles day evening the Michigan Central de­ pot was struck by lightning and burned Frisby ib Is riuwij slowly niipi improving. ;, rnsoj — o— . Mr. Vera Healy and wife •>* Grand | tojfctt ft • '** Miss Ha pl dr are spending a few df “ iNettle Southwick of Clayton-1 Washington. Is spending two- months relatives in this neighborhood.. .! with hiir parents. O. E. Southwick nnd. wife. । Mrs. M. AV. Smith of Oregon Is spend- . HIGH BANK. W aihixate the "Do It Now" motto, especial­ Ing tw4 weeks visiting friends In the Bert Fancher and wife of Morgan i ly . hen it’s a case of putting up fruit for win spent Sunday with the latter’s parents. village.; is still increasing in popularity, this we know by Mrs. Gardner of Fenton, who has been ’• t iinai To-morrow you may be busy—the the large amount of Furniture and House Mr. and Mr>. N- Latham-. ; speii'Ung the past two weeks with her I Several from this place attended gala Furnishings we Are dally delivering to differ inlxt day.forget it, so "Do It Now.” ________ sistr-r, Mrs. W. D. 'Gardner, returned ent parts of the city and .country. day at Woodland last Thursday. • | H. Befhtel and ivife spent Sunday {home Monday. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY TO REPLEMSH Mr. arid Mrs. Manky of Plainwell art I with his aunt. Mrs. Susie Geiser of :jvlititlng' their daughtek Mrs. William OUR STOCK. MeKrvlit. ,-Z ■■:•: illy fUwsd fn.lt This week we^k I, is the Ideal week lor ” Corn is looking fine In thia section, ! considering the wet weflAh^rw» we are offering an exceptionally , putting up Strawberries, ‘ WELCOME CORNERS. >r .mi l^rtectly tipe ! Ernest E-dnionda of Hastir.bli was on of Kltcher . have all the beet canning varie * ■ IIIW ww wrw irice Rnd line CupboardB Bt Csblnets very At­ ur su-ecie ’j u Mrs. 3(rttth«ws closed a very suCccss' viir streets Saturday — on ------business. Hlsh Bank people have a cordial Invf-H^, yea ^ H school Thursday. She Is tractive Prices.* ties and the price, too. is as low ; Lii«.u aj—••• k— •—— . an .Ice cream ---------- — ■"» hln.d agWln f(T next year. I-mtion to attend social at as it will probably go. Leav , I I.on Hendershott's of Hendershott Cor­ • Miss Fern Bronson of Hastings'visa­ . Buy from our nice line of . your orders now. ed. — Mary Fischer over I nets, June 28. -.*1 ---------— Sunday. Hammocks st Bargain Prlcea. A Handsome Lino of Sideboards and Dining Room Furniture Reb Bechtel is going to give r rank QUr Brjh(x»l and a number of patnyis I attend-^ BatIn Stock. Wc Sell High Grade Plcnoc and Organa. | Willcox's house a new edat ot yaint. - ’ the ■ Carlton.school - - ' picnic «='•' School will be out this wed, Friday urday. . miff Jessie Kelivy of’ Rutland spent 50 cents with a p^nlc. t b. wute grown.... ’ last week at O. L. Spencer's nnd nt10 cants /n?tr,r r Beane................ . .per pound 12 cents । tended the township picnic Saturday. . par pound ... TDmntoeB, ripe........ warning. 5 cants i A few from this place attended the •fl Green Currants. ... i । ih.' U you nave have aduh kidney ' if ; or bladder troub, .■ band tournnmertt at Woodland Thurs«le___ Si ziz. vssKidney and do ont not mm use Foie Foley Kidhty Care, Core. l , • vou will have only yourself to blame: Cappy i,af BOtne One straw berries 1 ’for rc.alL5.AB it palm ? ■ wait* be 1« >“ HutHum. I form, of k.d»er and M„. Ju,,k.r .nd .or. ot Oroad 1003. LUMBER LOGIC Lawn Mowers Buggies Refrigerators R. I. HENDERSTOTT, Phone 2,> WEST END HARDWARE. Opposite Comt Hastings Lumber & Coal Co e r* e a e n T e X Pineapples , Strawberries di; iii Ui J 15 cents a piece, Si 50 per dozen. t e June Furniture .SALE CANNING Seasonable Garden Truck * th Ui ik iii ik HAMS & RUSS, ib-Phone 16. 1I Ills VVAOK s The Grocers, Furniture Corners Miller & Harris Furniture CO �SUES THE (. K &. S. RAILROAD SINGLE and DOUBLE HARNESS now is a good time to place your order for the single or double harness you expect to buy and use this summer. W,Lt lOMTE KE»E ««-«•■«« From Battle Creek. h™ SJDQSfOfUnif fDWIN fOSTER LPniH ■win* Sylvester Greuari. who shook the ‘ AN INJUNCTION TO PREVENT dust of Hastings from his feet several • THOUGH BUT FOUR YEARS OF AGE ISSUE OF PREFERRED STOCK year ago. has concluded that there is { ME SEEMS TO BE VIOLENTLY no place like Hastings and will here- | IS ASKED FOR. INSANE. after make this city his holne. Several i years ago Mr. Greusel moved to Battle [ Creek to better his condition, bnt the | PERE MARQUETTE The Myers Harness are made Upon Honor most that he received can he snmmed | HAS BEEN AFFLICTED up in the one word ‘ 'experiencey for OVER A YEAR I which he paid the usual high price. Case Was Tried in Kalamazoo Last I Mr- Oreusel is the proprietor of the i -------Wrek DreiMw. N«. v.. H«ing» MeUl »n<l Maehinvry' Oo . Taken to County Hou>e-Hope V* cek. Decision Not \et ; and i« established oppoeite^the Chicago^ lo Have Him Cared tor at the In. Rendered i Kalamazoo <&; Saginaw R. R. dejot. ‘ .re.. „ . . . 4. . 1 where he invites his old-friend- and! etltutloo for Feeble Mind .-d. The well known injunction suit. „ , \. „ ... . u» u - n • • i customers to call and see'him. He will A rerj- Mid care cam. hefore Jods- i brought by Mara Cox again.-t the.jC. . , , .. , , . t- e q -i , . 1 • .1 bnynvw Mnd Necond hand machinery. • . K. & S. railroad was tried in the I ... .. .' । Mack Tneulaj, when Dudley C. .1 old iron, copper, rubbers rags. etc. o, Thom apple, brought hia four circuit court at Kalamazoo last wt»ek. -> „ VL . - .... , . . t . .... d 1 wins 11 - > «z. , , and-will pay the highest market price. " ,h„, h u. Banker « Hliam H And™ o Grend | Mr . m'— - ' y-nf “Id boy Edwin iwfon- the judge Phone 314 . ?r, | to'find wbal could lie done with him. Rainda has a .imilar s«lt. pemltog. A t „.ith Hastings, Michigan. capl W. b<Wtb year or re Ton. -bo at on. t.nre ,nd „ kllow)w^ of Jefferson st,, 1 door south of P. (J. nf b| liie, lui.imiee ■!] 1 J ° , . . , I gnu to give evidence that something fKaor, ,„w,rd, ,n(I hi OOOOOOOOOOOOOC-DOOOOCOOOOOC wre vire rnndemot tire Fere Mar-! „ ; was wrong with his mind. Since then quetto reatren. brought relt »g..n. ; frj^ wbh wi ri j something akin to fits seem to seize" the C. h. <fc S. railroad to prevent; •* 3 i upon him. when he will froth at the the road from issuing preferred stock, i j mouth, throw himself Imckwnrd. | He was one of the stockholders of the? ' This is the season of the year , you should use a good antisep­ road. . .’ । gnash his teeth and then . becomes ut- j , tte Talcum Powder. Our Some time'sincs Mrs. Leroy Cahill T ' terly uncontrollable. These fits have i grown more and more frequent. His also brought suit against the road for i ; the jiayment of a note. When the ■ ‘ । mother is confined1 to her lied, and 1*-; W —• •I cause Edwin Edwin win will strike and in other . | Kalamazoo & Hastings Construction ■ 1 comjianj- was mergM into the C. K. w , ways attack the other three children ; S. road th. .stockholders of the former "■» “cv»" '«■«>> Tire greater part of in the family, it has been necessary were paid in .lock of the merged , cl"“ ,he • tor the father to stay in the hons- and !, is a perfumed antiseptic toilet <-omi«.,y. Mr. Cahill bml held rotund““d”-“vlt a way 1 watch him constantly for some time. : powder. Hygienically and erable .lock iu the roost ruction com- “ ,u U by three : Medical men from Middleville. HasScientifically prepared. Spec­ pan]- and hi. wife refold, to accept be?"r »‘<h the class, ially adapted for women and ■ tings and Grand Rapid-, have utterly ; chifdren. Put up in lUc and stock in the ndlroud a. payment for the I „ Ur- ,P“n,<'", K«v.- , j failed-to help him in any way. He.! I 25c glass bottles. rente. Th,-case w«tt to the supreme' OtoreRbtft.l and excellently worded, ' was brought to the probate court by his court nnd Mnc Cahill won. the court ”™10" ,h" <« Intvenud father thinking hv might tfv taken to 11 ordering a rel. of the rommoo stock of P““- . jWhU whtch were an asylum for the insane, but his age i । ; the nulroad at auction. TheoMrere of , 1* bowed Uare, a great deal of i would liot admit of that. He was cleanses the teeth, purifies the railway .rompm.y met and in. time and .tody had Iken put npon it. I taken to the County farm and the I the breath, kills ^erms. It is erereed-the preferred stock l,y He «ldthat the cause ot I County superintendents of the jxxir "i purely a scientific article. and It is this issualce of stock that 'r,r ’ “,'orm“s' !«? ~’Uhh' will endeavor to have him taken to the I PRICE 25c A PACKAGE. Cox is lighting. ■ ",a th” Lapeer institution for imbeciles. , At one time it wx, rehl to he the I peace will ire ushered ! Mrs. Heoox in relating the matter .1 I Plan of the Pere Marquette to get hold ' l" ’"»' ««« of of the visit of.the boy and his father to . i of the t?. K. * S. aid make it a part «•_ taught by fStnst when the pruliatc office said that little Ed­ of altnmk line from Detroit to Chicago. I e“rt1'' h“v0 lear.red.by all man­ win’s eyes fairly blared with anger | _________ j_______ kind. • [ and his face was the picture of savage jnione 143, City Drug Store.1 LEINS AND MILLER. | Tlu’ orchestra rendered a selection ' Hastings, Michigan.' I wrath when she or any stranger hx>ked I i ToJtresJuv evening at tin, home of I 'he wMch .the bride's mother In this city ; ^Cim-a Hendershott delivertsl tire his teeth and spit At them, and make an ' ' K.thsri.w Leins was nnitodZin marri- I“,‘a'C!°r}' ,hcn"'1 'To ?' °r ■ unearthly noise somewhat like the i , age to Prot E. P. Miller. President ./"'T*-’• ' whining of a dog. ‘ and owner of the witern low. College ol'"'> “» dtSerenc. be• .He qeems to lie under the control of i Your Choice for ‘ of Council Bintfa Iowa. Bev. Lewis 11 n“ r0 *x " _ are. > , nre rare i his uwaer father ano nnd wiu will ones-mm. obey him. .an but has Pn,n-. us..,; lK,st sense. It was a ven- thoughtful , • , . Kobers officiating. . . .. • . • no use for any one els. .. In some re- , l Ti,u i . r ii i \ nletlictory. full of fine sentiment and i . .. ' ... . , . .. , i- The bouae was tiesutifully decorated . j,. h spects the case seems like hydrophobia!. ; for the occasion witlj roses and carna-I 1 ea 8‘ ' but he dues not‘Offer tu bite, ft 'is ; tions. A pretty fen* urrang. ment of ' In ‘hc diplomaM bupL terribl<, to think of a mere . child so Hay Loader For Swath or Windrow. OFFICIAL BRINGS SUIT and will always wear better than factory made. Oiir guarantee goes with the work. We invite yon to call and see our stock, and get prices ou' what you want. Notk.—A large stock of fly nets, dusters ana everything per taining to the harness trade will be found at our store. W. H. Myers & Son, VtSrflNt(OMMEIf(t xMlni nLMsrs,."-—— LAPIZAL TALCUM POWDER LAPIZAL TOOTH PASTE Q. A. HYNES In these days when help on the farm isscarce and dear, the question before the upto-date fanner is this: How can I work suffi­ cient land to make farming pay? We are helping to solve that question to the complete satisfaction of our cus­ tomers with Farm Machinery of. the best make at prices the farmer can afford to pay. Our latest and timely candidate for popular favor Is The New DEERE Hay Loader. Tlie care of your hay crop will soon l>e “up to yon." If,vou bay-- oul- Kicking Tedder to dry out the hay, our Side Delivery Rake to put it in windrow.. ~. Our New DEERE Hay Loader which will load from the swath or windrow can care for your hay crop without trouble. If you need a Mower,' we can ’ supply'you with the best makes on the market. The Deering. -Thene are n.,,. to take with any farm machinery we eel! you. We are here “to make g<u,rlT wlur say for it. • . SOMETHING NEW, ■ SOMETHING USEFUL, SOMETHING SUCCESSFUL, Is the DAIN Side Delivery Hay and Bean Rake. This is the only machine made that will-handle the liean crop, sucre.--fully ..i work in l-otli hay and beans. You know how much “catchy weather" interfei, both crops. You need the liest appliances to handle them. Here i.~ a machine tliat will successfully work both. And the price is rery moderate. Come iyj I S t ■ show you how well'it does its work. ■ ' towards him, and that he would gn^sh We Have Everything in the Best Makes of Farm Machinery, Goodyear Phone No. 1 THE HARDWARE DEALERS ros Hastings, Mich. • white satin ribbon separated the bridal , 1. *r ’ n a ’" e awfully aftliAed. His father is a poor ' Iterty. Miss Mable^Leins bolding one ' -ft‘, °r ^ra Bft 011 J* 'al,t man. and has done all he could for the ; end of the ribbon and Mm Gertrude en‘phiU“’*d but he cannot care for him longer Iho other. To the strain, ot the wed- ,h* ?“ »"-> ■-’Pl'ort the rert of hi, famly. ding march, which vrre.beautifully '“I *“ hM,“ CITY SALOON CASE । rendered bj Mire Gertrud.. Bentley, j °' .,he 'I1'”’! i the bridal party jiroceeded to the place ,I which hud come to each one of them LIGHTNING STRUCK Tried Before Justice Riker This j 1 during bis school life. He also spoke umni CL/il I r nconT I want to close out all my ■ where the ceremony was preformed. - . . mosi fittingly of Mr. J. T. Lombard mlUULtVILLt DEPOT lightweight pauts and in Week--Will be Appealed to the i Kenneth Leins drettoed in.a white vt .. -suit .T. • . . . . • order to du'so will give yon , and his unceasing interest in all mat-1 ----------, Circuit. . your choice of anything in , was ring bearer.; Miss Mary• I.Hinnrnun Lampman . tern pertaining to our city schools. Building Destroyed — Contents Most ­ the house for $5.00. The case the city ha* brought against dressed in white silk carried the bride’s'! iahit- own letter of recommendation, tor Former prices ranging . After a selection by the orchestra ly SavcJ-Heroic Efforts of Middlethe saloonists tu comper the payment of j rosea. The bride was becomingly while good clothes neither make nor break frotn®.00 to $’».00. Here •Bf'LhtL.R^S'ta*d‘hC Oil. Fire Department the additional $?>U0 tax was commenced ' ' gowned in white silk, trimmed with are some bargains. Call at ' him, they help him a long ways along the with the .t-enedicton. j . in Justice Riker:s Court Monday. The once while the assortment । Brussels net lace. • ‘ • Too high praise for the exercises as -Monday morning, a little after mid­ road of Life. • ’ is complete. city is represented in the case byC. H. ■ After the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. , a wbolc-cannot be given and the indi­ Thomas and A. E Kerumtun. while the i Miller were introduced to the assemble * vidual efforts of each impressed one as I• 'depot., fire. ’The * set ting ’i|* on “ r,‘* building. 1 attorneys of th<- saloons an* Robert ’ ed guests by Mr. Milan Waldorff and 7 ~ !i worth about 30 cents, was a total U»ss being of an exceptionally high order. Dawson. Fred W. Walker. Thomas Sul­ \ Miss Grace Ho-e. The musical -numbers which were 'lo t*le Vanderbilts. The Co. hooks livan and. Colgrove & Potter. The; Elegant refreshments were served in , and most all the freight stored in~the j tlie dining room, which was in.charge 1 furnished by Troxel’s Orchestra were building were siived. A car load of saloon lawyers asked that the proceed­ FINE TAILORING. excellent. . i of Miss Vinnie Ream assisted by the agricultural inipkimentb belonging to ings lie quashed Monday forenoon. I Justice Riker adjourned the c.-im- till . Misses Mae Brosseau and Florence E. J. McNaughton was on the dock, WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING Tuesday that he might consider tlw > Howe. Mrs. Wood catered. and considerable it was burned be- , ---------t "|U”L T""d-F '«■ -WUl-vl I The bride is well and vvq- favorably : yond usefullnepv I known in this city, and has a large j ' Bui «, cannot ,li«i,ire lire ,„Wrel l-*-!- tb<- pre««liw Held Wednesday Afternoon Last without mention kt the heroic nddr T" <’vi<le‘,"> »‘'J I”1"'- “< <»w । circle of friends who prize her for her your’e always well and tlee.1. ot .lanoK ot the Middlerillo '•*«*>«.'’"WM <•». hut tire Interesting Program--Elected I womanly-worth. She is a graduate of . dreiw-d and at a moderate cost. Bremen. They l«l no time in M,vinK M.««!."*«• <b«t d».v. Thia . : our city schools and of the Michigan ' Alternate Delegates. I i State Normal College and of the Cleary ' thb record, and other prorertv. torenoon the iawrera dore their I There was a largely attended meet*, every few minuteJ would M,uirt to- I “"'1 matter I. in the |! Business College; She has been a very ।i brnre.. julre in tire dirretion ot the ^«* «* «* jwore • A. F. ing of the Woipen ’ B Club Wednesday, | j succeasful teacher in- the grades, high afternoon. ' The 1'itorary program hlaxinK structure, and wept great auy 1 ' ^orr^' Fl-yd Daviw I school, nnd collage. proved one of greA interest. Mrs. E. tear, tre they thought ot how Corneil and „ ” ‘lcC<»' Leonard Sledge and . The groom, Mr. E. P. Miller, receiv- . Hut. ed his early education in -*the public ' M. Hoyt read a line paper on Recent the other Vmiderbill- would frel when ,,“,T '' “‘dt ever „de may win. the .-aaei I1 scliools of Ohio, and is a graduate of the !j Great Engineering Feats* describing I they'lrenied that the MlddlevlUe depot “'ul will prolwNy go I Zauerian Art, College and Michael the building of the Simplon tunnel ■ was gone. Hag. iPretlrh' will wear " "JJ” ’"''"I ”"’ c""r1 ['University. He is a very successful ■ and the New York Subway. Mrs. j; mourning on hi, lvlt for Ho day,; Didr “ * Margaret Troxell discuitsed “ Modern ।' educator albifg commercial and literary “Johnson is going odt to Gun Lake to . lines.and a professional in penmanship Church Music" contacting the prim- fish away his grief: | Hartley Hendrick jmst times with says “its a maaaly ihuuu-. ’' and Milton j and pen-art. nnd ranks among the fore- i। itive methods of Que of grammarian tkmfls nwt uf our day. It was an exceeding­ Jorden haayrowed that some time when • nutn tgjrj. ..other day and tKkx&l him i most in that line. He has had broad •those ' Mfuiua MiiUhawt. Cb»* Roti'in, Wtkgi uffiacorrect. “Tomurruw ts Sun­ ly interesting topic acid presented very J exj>eri«-iu» in, teaching in high schools, he can sufficiently overcome his feelings PHONE 194. Belie Hendershott he's going to tell what he thinks alxjnt day* «r •Wffirnurrow will Im- Bunday." Just west at C. K. & S Depot. 'colleges and univemith*. About a creditably. Mrs. The rani him the folknrtng storyt . year ago be purchased the Western read a paper on '‘Modern Light it. T.iirs o^, the Reading Rirflroutl Operas, com­ "which all enjoyed, as they Iowa, ji commercial and normal college. We hate to intrude upon the ancon-' pany b#«jnd an oftlvr requirtog its Thia institution ;hak l>een established did the two selections from “Tlie Bo­ soluble grief of our i Middeville friends Urakecxst ftfi »uon as a train storied Leading Clothier*. = several years, but Mr. Miller's exper- hemian Girl" and one from ‘•The with a suggestion that it ’may not be | foxn unyRrtadon. to call cut the Mine tOD a LOOK ■ ♦ ' *enc^‘ *** an educator and ability as a Fortune Teller" which Mrs. Hender­ so bad after all. We know its bad j of the (ixt stopping place. shott sang very charmingly. Mrs. enough.----- or was, meaning the dejot, j For fe«<tth- the trainmen. Inatiwtwi " * manager have enabled him to almott tches, Clocks and Spectacles 4 double the attendance, and it promises Hoyt And Mrs, Hendershott were elect­ of course. We. know it ha* never oc­ dDulXJww by some grmmnarinn off the ed alternates for the two delegates curred to the ^people of Middleville to I road, wuuld do this by Haying. "Next so,<1 at X I soon to rank as one of the leading in(*■' stitutions of its kind in the West. . elected at the previous meeting to at­ think of tlie possibiBhr of a new depot I station will be" Allentown. Reading, etc. An^CMor took them to task for It, Mr. and Mrs. Miller left Thursday tend the State Federation meeting in —-like the one at Nashville for instance, | pointing CTrt the absurdity nf using the Kalamazoo. for the west. They will spend a short I do nil kinds of Watch, Clock t They've been too busy buying munrning I future tfoe In speaking of that which The next meeting of the club will be badges in memory of the old. But and Jewelry Repairing on short > I.time in Chicago. The commencement always tain the name place. After that Eriday June 80. That will bo the time and the Vanderbilts may turn i the tnknDf-a dropped •‘wm be" and notice. Work the best and * I exercises of the Western Iowa College held ' prices guaranteed. 4 will occur next week, after which-J 1last mooting for the summer. The ~ Middl&jille's mourning into joy. We j crtKl. -Mg rtatlor,- Allentoim. Bead­ . T their trip will be continued to Denver. members will enjoy a social hour, and hope so. Ttyiy have been a very pa- j ing. etc. .....ALL WORK GUARANTEED.. light refreshment will be served. T J and Portland Oregon. -. tient people. w. ’ ' • A WELL DRESSED MAN ST WEAR-I etotberaft* Stein Bloch C. E. LUNN CLOTHING Suits $10 to $20. Two-piece Suits $5 to $12.50 Soft Negligee Shirts 50c to $2.00 Straw Hats 75c to $2.50 Belts 25c to $1.00 Children’s K. & E. Waists 50c. 75c, $1 Suspenders, H & P make 25c, 50c Fancy Hosiery 15c, 25c, 50c Until further no­ tice we will de­ liver Lehigh red Coal in ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. n. MATTHEWS & CO. Chidester & Burton I AUCTION PRICES Strawberries Strawberries i •J AT HORTON’S Geo. Newton. jEwmuiH ji Open Evenings. DEiffi OF MEXICAN WAR VETERAN. Grpwrtl (In choAP restaurant)—Gere, waiter: Arc these mutton or pork chops? Walter-Can't you tell by tho taste? Growcf1 —-tfo. Wirt ter—Then what d!ffereiic,wln«j ltdP.ke-wtmt they R‘ H. Dixon died Monday at his homo near Prichardville. Mr. Dixon CharitaMe IiaQy—tint a man. last wm a member of company G. of the w«ek told me rxactly th^ «nne- story.. 4th Illinois infantry in the Mexican war. and the last sunrivor of that‘ fatal mistakelnsaot havin' the history war in Barry County. of ma life copyrighted. PhyxlctexL.'; Inslrt that after reaching B«*ay BUMtoT” Mtes. Glade—Why did you choose a ' the run- of forty the majority of men baldheadtHi man for your second hus­ anti wtxum eat nrocli move meat than band? Mrs. Btedo-Itecausc my flwt Ik good fur them. Thia is hnnl an arruHtraned to eating husband always lariated that I wurrted thane him. baldbeadcd, and this time I wimf. I too mudx of Unit staple. ortt-k- of diet easily DOBlble almost at, ticat cd to esenpo being ManH-d^-Otroft i and an* ' “ * a little d TrtB that Qjp . - three minutes,. doser Laacquaint-! trial. Do not stop ft effort ----- -- —— '"add be 1mm] foe Ch« Piruline (sarcastfcnl!y>—Jadt HtroU genrra! hnatth-but gradually rodixre Along aa ff be owned the earth. Elvira the amarot, taking care to wrtwtttute was presented to tbo park by ((rwwtlyJ ------ *r‘ —*’No wonder. ~Last evening _ __ _I in ffs a good menu. wWch wfE Hamilton, who designed and ’promised to- let him become my bn/ necessary amount of sux ft entirely af •*«»«» band. At the Eutaw entrance to Drtfld 11111 pert, Baltimore, ■tends one<if themoRt xxraarkiible sundials la the world. The time in many parts of tiro worts te It Is meat Peter made We think we can truthfully say that we carry the best Berries . on the market, they may cost a little more than trash, but we get them fresh every day, and are all ■ nice plump berries. BUTTERICK PATTERNS Phon. Ho. 10. HORTON’S. Two Delivery Wagons. X* Hastings Banner $1 a year �t FEW WOBDS ‘T22T"ir—7 moot PRESCRIPTIONS. V-- - - - - preparing a dinner. > • ro.utr. , What wg nay we An Importent point |„ u,„ p„^ 1 R-r- H H- 'teiAuken vrlll g p, ° to i oS, ** u cte" nl> •" r^e» \ - :lf doctor fights disease . Alpena tomermw. f. Frawk Jon?t *» -home) from Ann Ar­ •long. k> that wiH.n dlahlng up time ... :t!i medicine,if themedA foilnre at practiaing I* often non Ii Hr- th. table b. not to a i ■■ iuedenot right,he can ’trued a. a call to go to preaching j “rered with dirt, pl«t^ KHl«r Stem ««. ip! Grand Rapid, <W tai™, .poooa, iutalna. V Saluniay. ., ? 1 . conquer disease. : Ed.lic Cole, of Brooklyn N Y ttn:L,".B^,“ MH*** HapL the Druggist Doe» Writing tri.™!, in tbi. City and J.,-1 •hrr « ^^li i.0 ., ri'nd’ ' His Duty the medicine 1*°“ fo -peml the lUmmer here. • '.call right,and .your -----------. . will Stand a fair UK <• of winning victory t .i other branch ot the : Bn-'iness should the MU1IUWW cuwu.vk. UMV, iis Id be given more at. > . .1 _ ' -j”‘e . . . ■ PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT w* Odd WHow/.held for th. I™.#, their | ft, - detail there is im-1.^ * ' 1 ,t. We realize this evening June 20th. All invited ’• 1 and make thorough­ H. C. Brigg,. orKntamnroo.'referee I - a feature of our ’ in bankruptcy, wa. In the city M.,n- ; I day taking tnrtter testimony PRESCRIPTION case I YOUR SUMMER DRESS t?Ute H'rr °n‘r 1“>- n-qnln- wiping. , M “ Ermina Goo ret urned Arbor Thni Memorial ezerelaee in Kivereide Son- « th. hour bln hu teru mted or • tar ,rora M. Smith of W< d,> hee H. Pryordeliveriag the ad- or rotart*- klWwn mnhwird or tte pot in ““ ?Ck ln thel’ tb' '«>• «“ buatat-. s. . dre“that there t> pleat,™ »pa».’^'u^ i'*'1' J‘ D ''-wtmrlr and ,.n <13air Go’- w*™r------hu-e-.. Mgma U1C the„bin pro. — U1 prou,lTy is juenty of Hnaoe nn thn ------«^imeir anu son oc toe vinitwl F,ua.;r.« i__* v,Jhl Mnillau* u><»d ---''dnM<« that i*"1'teadmitt'“ch<'™’ tawd kltrhnn kltr*«- ».K1. table.- with n-gard to ,n„ »> Erreport lut (Friday. in one COlintv ahnlt hr. rr.^.1 „n ‘ MUWfmna M..1 .. ™*• «. U. ..Scbantr . . went to. Battle Creek ® rouXT^Ie* •“ ‘ great The in the tr<* rft> nn~. ir th..,■ on Sw,™,. the lirat ot tlta week to nneil »Itb hot water — aom, u • — emiiMi. -. . MIm Ont Bond, ot Mu.liegon, vidtod 9 are emptied rt their content, and in nnn alati, friend, in the rity, one lut week, 'to rt,lK “ “V” «lw«rt have th,- ‘ i."“^SS^K^.°sii^SSS^:iS 'C“t lullf l'«'tee W ' Mra. D. W. Rogers and daughter are large or a^d"‘rt‘,<'" wbrtlH'r dtahe. win te LXdJ.a dSTrtS1* ’i in Woodland visiting relatives, and ' friends. . ’. "cil and get then, thoronglnv imt fo £»!Jin... n«i. dim,,^™m , A. D. Cook and dnughtt r Allot, of I Allr.i-mt uro ..g "ar_ > •“ 0,m>. but there are are The warm weather is here at last, and with It you will want COOL DRESSES. The earlier you buy the greater the choice. What is it go­ ing to be? . LetIus offer Y°u 8orT>e good suggestions. If you are going to buy Colors or Black Solids, let us recommend Mouselime de Soie, just like silk; black or colors, per yd, 35c g"",1'u( “rK ‘ltl™ • Cotton Vojles in tans, brown, navy; green,black per yd. 12,1-2 to 35c i r-onal attention of | Stet. St. ir Henn De- Burton ».„i hmiiy i,.u-d nior.,1 ’ Z Dimities, new designs and colorings, very choice, ner vd. tmtromufe hi. prod^r enjoyrel te not for th.- t.rennnl ,„p^Vn i5c ;; ■ > Charlotte where he has 1.... secured J . ° . J f T ■ to i revered pharmacist wont need any. Klondike. ! of toe mlatrera tlawe small hut linpor.. — — -*<«u inn impor- position. ' ' • Organdies, large floral designs, very latest styles, per vd. T far-’fill checking I Anyone desiriag pictures of; their ‘ tant detalL ' s — • nt details would Im> overlooked alto­ - , 25c <» Mrs. Sil Wilcox .left Slonday for ® T .1* r • . ■ « » i >• ‘ ,lia|-ei; । homes, family groups, or Hash lights, gether.- Brooklyn <’Itlien. l‘MVA*ruit hifv te. attend ..ft.....! the W. tt» >. Traverse city to R. .. C. I1 • India Linens in black or white, choice qualities, per yd. 10 to 35c ( i • • st’-. ’icinakt ’s of evening partiek idumld call on. or j Convent idh. . eVils of theTraTn. j nddreas. Jas. R. Mason, City. AH Persian Lawns, white only, very fine qualities, per yd. 20 to 60c ] ■■ Morris Pierson went to Middleville • M ST tS IMPOSSIBLE work guaranteed aud prices reason­ . “ SF 1 *'rraece Arr a C Thursday tc — 1 -• ■ ■ I only the best ' able • <«, Hr«nh. ' • ■' to French Lawns, white only, best on the market, per yd. 40 to 50c ] '• ... Gruver Betts: The BaVNN’ER crew nearly had the I -V > ineseription caae ot Mabie C. Martde. ot Naalivill. dis- H, Wtllmm -.' ill this 3 yhe north .id. or 1 thm store cfriT** ' has hau I >bowiiag ____ »»_ .11^ .. . . ----- - ---------- ; — . titIVJ U4l ,1 . • ■ i llvniicals. Tlie BASNER crew nearly h»>) th,well . .from -in such im •• via -Jaw trying . ---r- to -y eat eome big‘traw■il houses as Parke herriee brought into this trfHeeTby Ed ' OtiantHop... He ba. te.„ m.r£iing . A’ (“«». , .hip WyethL- and E. R. Squitli ; !.- We guarantee lii- nt- <»f every pre• •>» to hr of absolute and frechnepe, and. •••-! autHirdance with 11 order. , the first ward • Saturday afternoon. They had a very good time and gave ' her a cup and saucer as a reminder of the occasion. Saturday the Woodworking (a>’s luill team went to Woodland and played a fast game of loll with the The Druggists. local nine, the score standing 2 to 1. Up to the seventh inning not a single filled ttje day received score had been made by either team.' INVITED. .per, known as the .AKiSTO GOLD PAPER.... tainly be worth to call and- see the work. '•rget to see mt before . .. Kodak. Camera. 01 for ■‘ante. H. J. Christmas, rite photographer, Hastings. : Michigan ft! ID When yon buy our UUn .« « BREAD you can DDE*An. knor that you are Drik/%U fitting the best of materials, baked by an ex]w»rienced baker he most scientific man• ••ything pure, clean, . - ■ t ;t.-oine. • Ain the beet, a’k your Barnaby’s Bread. ‘ i y u are hungry come to »25 cents ; 1 • •‘h’ ■-□ing is neat and clean. ■in cutmefitiuB and . '- a specialty. Nice - . : > tnd Candies. Barnaby Bros., ■ '.-t of Fanner Office. Hasfinsis, Mich. _*** ntwt <lnfe »wrei« the j" -j- whfeh ...... ... ., death • brwder. . . . , 1 f tl ■lilnivvim 1'1<-walk. I.. la a Wenrer of this dress went out deliber­ l^tS^ ......... ..... ately to gather up the germs of disease Mm. Fred1 Heath Heath nnd Mim Frances Z nnd M ’ss France a \Mlliauih Monday for Wiamnsin Wisconsin to. Illiums left Mondav t.. vinit n Alster. Mr. ami Mnj. A. A. Andcnwin will go j - -------------------- ■ — B ■ . -•*............ — _ _ __ ■ _ ■ ' '______________ j RIBBON SASHES are all the vogue again. Ad- 1 vanced styles speak highly of them ) • and the fashionable trade are buying them freely. We have !’ • •"•wrtn^•'»•*«»•• mo-w-h.?>..»»every color in either Taffeta or Satin Duchess, 4 to 7 inches < ; her. Of ,-ouree ^h.- holds it up aotmUm«, but often It trail* along In the K.J„r Z wide. -Of course white will lead. See cur showing of these <> dirt, gathering into ltd folds mlUfons' K>|«4> vi.itwl .la,nr. 1 Moul and jfnd teSt OUT Values. • | of tnlcrolH-H <>t, tmnmuhcrud breeds. wrawterrm. bare fo^tte pud ten ud ln u,.. tan™, ot to (inn Lake today tor a two or three — yeHrv • -i— . . • ----- •ttJreely ■•unid kiKXx-ed better week* •»nting. • A dozen of her 'girl’ friends^vury \ The woman .with toe train tu her Mrs. (<<><>rge ' Menhennick and 9 happily \urprised Wave Eggleston of flrres goe« downtown dragging toe Fred : i: Heatlf & Carveth, pEonv YOU ARE BnX'"'" Andrew Peteman was ‘arrested Sat­ urday for . Using drunk. Mondaj ; him *)«.<» ita, ; and costs or ten days in jail. „Ht those the Utter. He is a stranger herand had been working for the Gas (to. j . , , , , | Some Of our readers no doubt read In the BANNER of the deed recorded Wcek Indore la^t inan Julius Stark^to '■ — - - * of cTlot " • on John Renkon State street. i But the transacti-'t*. occurred is year* > ago; fee deed not Kong recorded irmjl j the |iine ^named. Wlwn riw getJ home again ibis wo­ man Avbn roufunns to toe prevailing fashion* bangs h.-r dress in ft ck^et. The j-kwet no doubt la dark. The rays of the torn never penetrate it. Tuberculusis microbet and most other dLsemte germa lore tb.<- darkness. They like to p-t t-way from toe fresh air. They gituit and flourish in this wo­ man's dark closet. ,Um. mcailH.r . After n, time woman’s family falto 111. The drend coivumpriiMt attacks the fairest <nw pf the h>t perhaps «■ a little child IB taken off with wmrlet fever or wbooplug coQgh. Thtm this grief stricken woman wonders where the disease came from. if fs high time thejdressmakm ebn!talj the tnrfn. Ttrnn] are enough other ways of contracting dlacMteiM--Chi.’ago Journal.' . | '• wife hurt week. “ Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Lewis left Saturday on a visit with relatives in TravernCity. . • _ * D. W. Rugen, hah gone to Wyoming on a buain<><« trip expecting to K- ah- i Bb = M-nt. alruut a wrek. “ [ Fr. Gunnon will attend tirg c-.m- । mcncement exercim* nt the Monroe [ ' academy this week. Mrs. John Doak’of Hpnugimrt visi­ ted her parents.' Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Jewell the past week.” !■ Mijjn Waive Eggleston left’ Mundn) W tor a visit xyith her sister Mrs. , Geo. I I Douglas in Traverse City. . (’laudo Hafper of Grafid Rapids was | the guest of si. S Harper and fnrnrly I the latter part of but. week. - J Mrs. Dr. Lowry and Mrs. John Mc• The M<vond uf the monthly scoring ] DON'TS FOR STOUT WOMEN. ■ Omlrer left Monday fur Niagara Falls , tests for butter was held at Detroit last , where they will >]>end a little time in t week tiftiicr the auspices of the State 1 High authority on {dress inatti-rs of­ j Dairy Department. Eighty seven Ifers three suggestion^ to the stout w> । right seeing. A fine six inch well was opcnml i at , creameries submitted samples uf their ’ ^nan: the water works yesterday that can arid : ■ product for VMtihg. Among the high­ Jion't wear wMr bf-lt*. Don’t trim a Mclrt except at tlw bot­ 300 gallons a minnte to the city’s, est grade pnxlucte was that froiq the ; Woudjbmd cieamerv jn this pounty. tom . water supply Don't wear a Cig! t fitting coat If Mr. aijd Mrs. C. H. Osbom'left I Hastings Court ’ No. 91. Order .ot you are fat. the first of the We?k fur Wail Luke ' ‘ Patricians, will initiate a large class ( Doot wear a sleeve that to' full be? iutd will spend the summer in their i ' Monday evening Juno 26th. and give, low. the elbow. cpttage nt that resort. . , a Itanqnet after the initiation- Su; I I»ou't use frills of any kind on a •Miss Bessie Andrus, daughter of Mr. ' p-etne lecturer. Romain L Jarvis will gnwu. Uae fiat triminlngB. and Mrs. Frank And.rus of Carlton. 1 be present. Next Sunday eve at 7 , Don't wear fiut?}- tl.lnffs around th* will graduate' June :'.Oth from the t o'clock the members will mwt nt Dtv k. U-t the neck flnlahlag be as fiat National Medical UnlcHity at Chicago] os puwibk-. Fred Stowell ’s’ residence on Hanover Jibe has an excellent record for scltolarDon’t wear bust C?s. Wear some­ i St., and in a body attend the V. B. ’ . j thing «mall and nanrow If you wear ship. ' servioo. any tie at aft. , Word has bren received from Mr. I , Th< people of. this city and county •Don’t wear an Etw coat Always and Mrs. Emil Tyden announcing! should remeimber that • there- is n law have your coat Um? extend as far below their safe arrivalT»t Bremen. Gcrmanyt I X I against allowing obnoxious weeds to the waist Udo as |kjB^!bk.‘. and saying thnt they had a verypltuu- • grawjm their premises dr on the high- j Don't vp’-nr a Midi ent deco!lehnp\ ant trip across the Atlantic, none of; i ways. Law or no law. it -is the licet , Have the low bodUn- cut to iid extremi­ them ’ being seasick. This will l-e! I for'all to see to it that they are ent or ' ty of deconete. ami bull*! up the top pleasant n*w* to their many Hastings) destroyed and not allowed to go to seed । with .putebj —— ’ affect* Ito the required 'again. Digging them out is tbO only height. — A. A. Andentoo went to'Prairievtlle ; effectual way to get rid of them, hut Friday to spend Mjmc time with Lester1 < uttiug will help fcr the time being. -Don't you Warner fishing on Pine Lake. Archie ' Man-. John and Mikf-y Mahar. Lois afjred a Munnp of her neighbor in fet- reports that he not only had all the i I Haft and Theresa Hickej- -jwnt last car. tookiag who* abe had fish that man -conM eek for. J»ut also j that he was filled with that calm and ; Ihrtr ertnmnn.on. tin lh« CHtbulm l»d ><•* peace of mimj induced by the philosr- j church. They were: members ot a । taJtea gm a> u,. cy<. trew?cla* of twenty-one. Therewa Hickey.| (mt cortmne la s*nrcii of wtert ! while he*was there. took second prize among the girls and a K3«u«j ex. tlx- toctom ct her ^"ScveraTof'the teacher- liave planner’ t John Mahar the sainu among the boys ■ Bkirt, l»i»wrh the folds of u-fitab was for having.'thoir ertJbi™ in •-* rUibi.- ti» durtj. bolrngsted »*e« ’to spdlitl th.-lr vacation away from | * ■- Vcrmontvill. Echo. ter mnkrttM. All tte d^nCte^ this city. As far us ««can lenrn’of + their plans for tlw summer they will | 4 __ Li— ■ -- --------------- * eeeCT-d to rantoU wnd auggrttkius of __MM■wmmhmb imtnhl KTOM In toe mind. I put in the coming ’ten weeks as fol- i ------ j"... ; —New UiOwins Times-I sMDoenulows Miw.Fitzgerald at her home in! ! Bellevue; Mias LaDick’at her home in ’ I Fennville: Wap Barber at her home in epl< ndk! tx»ic shampoo for ! Richland; Wise Brumm at her home I STYLISH FEET - important to a woman and it IS ALL A MATTER 8F THE SHOES •he wears. Her feet are made stylish or nnstylish by her shoes. t They are the barometer of her whole :n*s,«. > "■ ■■ . , First among stylish shoes stands the “QUEEN QUALITY” It Is smart: It bristles with .-^tyle. wE... C. W. CLARKE & CO __ * ... Ku rr^lAi. fnllocrs: half an nr.DC” of potassium carbonate, eight minces of alcdboi. two ooncre of tincture of JullialJa. twenty drops of I oil of tevender and eight ounce* of wntar. Dissolve In tlie water the potnegfa’m csrtxxuit.- and '«oaj). than add the other ingredient*. Rub well tuto Un­ roots of the hair and then rinse weH Id .wreral wW.c-r- Dry l< h> •to. lu rront rt « an-.«•it**"11 j ‘make <!m* tclir brtttie. I in Naahville and with friend* at Wall • Lake: Mii« McNaught«>n at Battle .Creek. Mi» Gray at Mt. Pteaaant;! 1 Mim FurniM atjNashville. Prof, and I; Mrs.’A. W. Cbfcnberlin will sj>«nd a (mart of the vacation with the latter’s j ■ parents in Lawton. Prof. Wallace will j go first to Jonesville to-day or to­ I [ morrow, and is planning on taking a I sjpeciaPsnmmer courv- at (^ornell L niI versity. a Berlin jitjxu-.te* WWV lh*c oot-ot. gPRlMiH minh>.-r ft> devise hoc»* Jew diEfwnxJs method <rf fixing an fee bak “*■ ™ ! aanKHTOk tait on c windy rtsr <be *— Ur fbun4^tt . on tte Birth rt the hstr . !■■ ■> the large teal natrtna b-adwer « «»turn— or DeetEicoe m MB compbin niter • teCMtag hy tt* at the maximum. II 300 pair of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children Hose at. . -f 350 Gauze Undershirts, all qualities at.. I “O VII ‘ f MONEY BACK STORE WRIGHT ® 9 BROS., PHONE No. 30. ! Hastings, Mich. * The Lack of Money Has numerous disadvantages.—just the. same as • a savings account has advantages. The latter removes the possibility of being i found without funds in time of sickness or dis­ aster, not to mention the adder! pleasure there IS in living when you’ve money in the bank. START AN DOLLAR ACCOUNT WITH A OR MORE.' WE PAY 3 per cent. INTEREST, COMPOUNDD SEMI-ANNUALLY. Hastings National Bank, ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY • There’s no Shortage in the Crop of WO girl. Ort or d», tattne play the , EXTRA SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS in Travellers sample Hosiery ( and Gauze Underwear. ■ i sternest*." . OXFORDS that we’ve gathered together for Men, Women and Children. Slippers for Children of all ages, in patent, tan and kid leathers. Shirts for the Swell Dresser. moab beautiful line in the ■■ We have the ™.“— C.H. OSBORN. • • �Woodland Department*J WOODLAND DID HERSELF PROUD DON’T LET THE SUN ROAST YOU ENTERTAINED We sell the Summer Suit you are looking for. Our summer goods are made to wear and will hold their shape and col­ or. Suits in all styles and prices. HANDSOMELY PLACE OF MEETING Convention J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. GROCERIES < DRY QOObS BY TELEPHONE I have planned to promptly de­ liver orders for a number of mile? out of Cqats Grove, for need from my General Store. Place your orders with me and I will give them my .personal at­ tention. ' Everything guaranteed to be satisfactory. Remember I pay the highest market price for your produce. HENRY R/KJUI COdTS tiROVE QENEKflL STORE. Good Printing When you have Printing done you want it nicely printed, and on good ps­ . per. Remember the BAN­ NER when you ’ are’ in need of & LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS • BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS • BUSINESS CARDS ‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS, WEDDING INVITAT’NS In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. Our price i* reasonable and you have the guarantee that the'worK will be well done. Let us have^the next order. be Held There Next. • The second semiannual Barry County Band convention was held at Woodland last Thurmlny and wtts'largcly attended by people from till over the county. Nearly two coaches full of jieople came from'Delton and vicinity, while all other’ points on the C. K. & S. were well represented. Tlie railroad offered half fare rates and the morning train north brought in five cars crowed full to the platforms. There was a good attend­ ance in the forenoon, but the afternoon crowd MiqMuned all expectations. The -farmers lieing too busy to spend a whole day came in the afternoon and crowded a' full day's fun into the after­ noon and evening. The crowd as h whole was very quiet and well be­ haved, and everyone enjoyed himself in spite uf the hot weather. A better day for a Impd convention than Thurs­ day could hardly have been asked for except for the heat, as it was bright and fair all.day long. The village whs well prepared to accommodate and feed the large crowd as a good dinner could be obtained almost anywhere on Main street. The only excuse, for anyone go­ ing hungry was a lack of money and undoubtedly this lack would have been overlooked by the good people of the village if necessary. WOODLAND. John Kramer and wife, old pioneers of Woodland township, but now realding in the township of Campbell, Ionia county, visited Woodland friend* on Monday. ’ Will Miller of Gran I Ledge visited Woodland friends on Friday and Sat­ Mr*. Chet. Hicker is the pleased marriage to Banders Peterson of Tus­ urday of last week, returning home on Monday. * - tin. . Isabella county, last Wednesday. pbflMssor of a fine new organ. The happy couple have be-71 visiting Mr*. Ida May and children of Port­ The bah game between Haar Ings and friend* here and have xgtme to the. land Spent Sunday with her siixter Mrs. Woodland on Saturday'-afternoon re­ groom's, hopny, where* they will make’ sulted In a scfre of two* to one in favor | their future home. - ’; A C. Kilpatrick of East Woodland. of Woodland. 1 The township school held it* annual Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Barnum have Ray pillenbrack was hit In the face by ] j picnic 'Saturday In L. Knowles’ gone to South Haven to visit tbciri a brail during the game on Saturday ■’"x ■’L7""’ ' woods, and though not as large.a* daughter. Mrs. H. P. Knudsen who afternoon. .Aleh .»U>«b«d bl, no-'. Iwd at,end',d «*. | pl„„d ■ Sopt j. c. lives at that place. Tbrir grandson Fortunately the _________ ground -and gbve him lnim«Mtatc care, j Ketcham pr» sented IC diploma* rand re-ji Shirley Lee accompanied them. and he is getting alAng nirely. marked that Carlton could be d«*fcyi>d-*>lji Mr. and Mrs. - J- St. John visited'; I upon, for a Hl tn 1 majority every yeai on Saturday with friends near Ionia. a* they had one graduate finite th<f:> and spent a very interesting half day f Mrs. Richard* of Sunfield visited 'tier j eighth grude Inst year. The fling*,; attending chapel service?, on Sunday . slater. Mrs. Hsrvey HUI. last week. drills nnd - exercise* an«l all features ofi Mr. William Warner han purchased IhK program were excellent, and its at tlie prison. tht Nl- b'<la farm two , and one^half would be hard t" way which excelh’d, { Mr. ami Mrs. J. Lehman have the . miles east Che village. Mrs. Grui i- Woulntnn and son. Wright.' sympathy of the community in the ' Mrs. NifcfroK has purchisrd the Lawf are visiting the former's mother, Mrs? serious sickness of their little daughter . erenceifann rant of the village.’ j‘Wright. The non hns b-.*rn quite ill f »r=J Orpha whom they took to Ann Arbor . „ ■ ' the past few days, but Is much li-tterj Saturday to undergo an operation for | Eaton- county by the death of her sister ; j(/iw on Monday ot Just .Week. appendicitis. . Revival meetings are 'being held ui Thursday night after .in illness of but th. a B ebu^b and much Intern h. I a few dag*. On Monday evening WEST WOODLAND. u.-h.« uk.n in th. um., I I|tlh. JV„, b,ir„ ,JUt ,b„ n,v, r Several of our farmer? rare replanting Mr. and Mtn. st-fhen tyult. «: lab. , Iw M„ ,b ,„1<; «11 * i 11 * tttf H I t o 11 tin If 11 nt i HI ti-t-M-e+ 4 “SANITARY BREAD” i The BREAD of QUALITY. is. proved by it’s ever incipisiug sale. Made in a perfectly sanitary bake shop, the bread that . is wrapped in waxed paper. A.n “HOME-MADE BREAD’’ is desired by a great many, especially the kind we mal e One trial will convince. Our candy and ice cream are of the best quality. A visit will satisfy. Our pies are on the light flakey order. ‘•Ori{iilt«r> ill laltilin. VESTER & CARTER HJ; THE ROOSTER THAT CROWED While whirling in a cyclone a mile above the earth was no more enthusiastic than we are about the FUHNITCBE and CARPETS we sell. If yon will buy our gopds, you also will tn* tilled with enthusiasm, because you will have goods of which you can truthfully ray that there are few equals and no superiors. Better see our goods before you buy. You will want a few of those ADJUSTABLE and MOVABLE WINDOW AWNINGS. dout need many as you can move them once a day and keep the sun oqt of both sides of the Udesr-a were In Wocdlarid on Monday.* ‘, all . u..nr byil th*‘r tx,rn, , , that could be done was done house. e calling on their many Wopdland friend*, ji •kind and loving friends. ~ ■kc-rasv ’ 11 Mni. Ida Durkee entertained Walter j The Baitinger barn, an old land mar* on,.! Barnum and wife at dinner Sunday. I Th- : Mr. Haver still continues, in very ! at Belding and one at Freeport. Tin by M. Baitinger a', good many yean* funeral services were, held Satuytl’lay I poor health. , . ago. 1* being taken‘down. • j Carl Heise is atteawding the German Cardjt are out announcing the wea- | Pianos and Organs. 1 School in East Undertaking. WcMrinand. ding of Mins Etta Early and J. H. jWorking on Wednesdayu June 21. at j J. H. Durkee and wife visited at Jay COAT8 GROVE. '•Hunt's in Carlton Monpay.. , the home of Mrs. Mary Eitrly. at Cwri Miss Glaudla Benson, pho has been We learn that George Griger is imit drill. In the employ «T B. -S. Holly for the past ’ Owen T<>w:i«»-nd -A ll! |r.i<1 En<!<-uvrar proving in health, and hopes an* entertwoyesr*. Is now taking a much needed • ttrtci Bunday evening. A i. >>d progriltn • trained of his ultimate recovery. rest. She will start thl* week for Ohio ! Perry Stowell and family attended . to visit relraiives and friends. , Mr*. Estellu Wolfe of Hailing* .it' ’ H. J. Christmas visitud, at J. N. ■ the wedding of bi* daughter Gaylia Covert's one day last wecik. | Wednesday. at Lake Odessa Wednesday evening. Lena Bates, who has bften attending ' Quin- i number from here at touted | Charles Kane from Eaton County is j sdhoa! at Detroit tor the past year, re­ • the band tournament :tt Woodland I staying with Mr. Senter. ■ lumed to her home ou Munday. ' Thursday. • 1 Mr. Robertsum of Lanaiug was the' J. M. Smith’and daughter' GretA vis­ I-akK»ort ot L E. Fornuui Moaibn nlghu ited relatives in Yankee Springs over; , , , Long's and other, ’ . 2 vl’""“c There were eight banda in attend­ Bunday. We wish Eftie Early. Werking a long Mr. rand Mr*. George- Bahinger nnd 1 ^len'ls. ance from the following places around wet with Mr*. Ella* "nd ^PP? wedded life. We are all »b., ha,. v,.,.,.., j। lnim our -;^:, the county : Delton, Doster. Clover­ dale. Hickory Corner*, Orangeville, Baltimore. Woodland and Hastings. , George Townsend jvw.u'vuu h»« ii.in hl* new saw leave for their new home in Mancbes_j.running ,! . bvgnn sawing >' ter .Indiana soon. • At ten o'clock in the forenoon the St. Joseph on Monday. i mill ,in order and Rev. Lyon and family went ttf Eaton j liands formed in line and marched j lust Thursday for the first time. _______ Rapid* on Monday to visit relative* and ' around the.village playing their.best. ' Mrs. Sarah Rogers went to Kalama■friends'. Mr*. .Lyon expects to ’hiee^ a after which they, all met in the school | zoo Tuesday to spend the summer. NORTHWEST CARLTON. brother from Cull torn 1.1 Whom she ha* I A number of the young folks went yard where they all united as one band not syen for several years. Sanford Rogers' wife and' children ■ J the Fisher church Sunday evening to and played scrveral selections. Presi­ and Jay Ware and wife erf Freeport j Miss Ruth Handy of Hastings spent { PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST dent Hilbert of the village welcomed a few <fay* lost week with Mr*. Maggio 11 attend the Children’* Day exercise*. ■ Earl Tarbei! and Miss Elsie Ehret of spent Snnay at Middle lake. the bands in behalf of the citizens of Phillips of this place. ' ------------ LEHIGH. r ’ —— ’ Nashville were »thc guests of Jam--» Mrs. G. W. Cappy is slowly recov- j Woodland and said that be would turn Qrphra Lehman, daughter of John i Ehret rind family Bunday. ________ j ering from her recent illness. the village over to them fcr the day Lehman of Woodland township, elevon , I nnd wM. enttrUinM ' and that he hoped and believed that years of age, who ha* been a great suf- I In the head by a horse. Infileting a cut /. i .. . « ,' °', .bout two lurhn. long. Dr. BoMrt. I !“*, la^r ' 51" ... Cul they would take good care of it A. Phone F. Warehouse opposite C. K.fit 5. depot. ftp Uw wound nnd tte little elrl L"k' <»««• <»• d»y lut weak. W. Dillentieck was then introduced as from iipendiciiia, was taken to Ann I Arbor on Friday of last w«.fk to have ' the speaker of the day. Mr. Dillenbeck' Is all right again’ The township school, picinic «a» a | inn operation psrtomed. Dr. McIntyre I. made a very able address in which he. ■ Ren Coolbaugh. while rat John Meade'S | grand ’success, weather, crowd, and started for Ann Arbor Monday morn- | i barp ralsliig,last Friday, cut a gash In . programme. spoke of the remarkal« chnngvs that Ing to m&lst in the operation. The doc- !' had taken place in the village during tor will return on Tuesday. Mr. randMre Dwight Barnum of i ' f timber, which made • painful wound, j his almost sixty years of residence Seymour England rand wife attended*' ' Coats Grove spent Sunday at E. W. : He wen: to the, doctor's and had it there. He reiterated the heart}* wel­ the graduating exercises at Hastings • j Savaool's. •’ dressed. ‘ , * come of President Hilbert to the band on Friday evening. • The community wa* shocked to ; Children's Dray exercises were held at . boys'and the other guests of the vil­ 80UTH WOODLAND. learn of the death of Mrs. D. Slocum. ; lage. After the address the conven­ the M. E. church on Sunday' evening. j• My’ what nice weather. The hu»l>and has the sympathy of all ; A very nice program was rendered and 1 tion was adjourned for dinner. I Children's Day was observed at the Mrs. W. C. Savacuol and son Fred of It was quite largely attended. 1 F. V M. church •last --- — --- • --• fine prp-, In the afternoon the various bands Sunday. A Hastings were calling on old friends Mrs. Hnnnnh Smith returned from an ; ; gram wo* carried out. after which Rev. and neighbors' Monday. gave fine concerts front the stands extended visit in Sparta last week. erected on main street, making the Quite a number attended the Carlton I Allen gave the children ran address. afternoon seem like one continuous school picnic from this vicinity lust ' •Miss Ruth Wei men had her first blrthday party last Friday. Messrs. WEST PARMELEE. concert. The music was very'good in­ Saturday. I Barnum and Rodebaugh were present Philo Cline wa* in Hastings Satur-! deed and true to their ‘word the boy*' | with their twins, all of which are of day and Sunday. HOLMES CHURCH. made it one of Woodland's biggest days. the same age. The mothers spent the The farmer* are wearing a broad nftemoon weighing their babies. The crowd was the largest seen in Miss 'Sarah Morgan has completed [ smile because nt this growing weather. Woodland in some time Mr. Guy Miller, who is teaching at the the season's work at the Hubbard The Ladles' a \1 society will be enter ­ No prizes were awarded it being con­ Macomber school, spent Saturday with millinery establishment and will be sidered beat to make it an exhibition tained by Mrs. Parmelee Wednesday af­ his grandparents at home during tbe summer. ternoon. June 2*1. A cordial invitation ■The youngest daughter of Mr. Laof band manic without the strife inci­ Oscar Harter it working at Vern ! Is extended to rail. mond underwent an operation for apen^ dent to a prize contest. ThomM*. W. L.-Barmin and family wen- the diettis Inst Monday. The DoHter liand deserves special guests of Mrs. Ida Durkee Sunday. We have a hustler in onr neighbor- ! Mrs. Joseph Mead wan surprised last mention considering the fact that they Mrs. Mary Townsend Is spending part week by meeting one of her old friends, hood who has cultivated hia corn ! have been organized but ten months of the week with her mother In Hast­ Mr. Neal Shaw, from Ohio. The meet­ through twice. Some others have just j and not one of its memlwrs had played ings. ing Was made by accident. finished planting. Th* Hsftfwsn .Mrs. Lorina Barnum and Mrs. R. B. in a band previous to that time. The Miss Ellen Joice is making her father MrCThorp was in Grand Rapids Sat- : brand was well directed and played Murdock attended the graduating ex­ and mother. Mr. and Mrs.. Bert John­ nrday. Freezers... ercises at Hastings Friday. • very high class music The concerts son, an extended visit. Mesdanies Flora Beadle, Hattie Rom.Andrew Zerbe and Frank Sti in son were continued in the evening and a Mr. Charlie Jeffries nnd family of and daughter, Marie Watkins rand 1, Duck lake made Mr. Bert Johnson a both havejiick colts. very large crowd turned out to enjoy Grace Smith, all of Hastings, ore the Ij visit this week. them. Willis Wood was comjsjlled^to shoot guests of Mrs. Julia Youngs this week. | At the business meeting of the asso­ his horse which was hurt some time Mr. Shupp’s people were callers at A. j STATE ROAD. ciation. it was decided to hold the next J. Hunt's Sunday. ago. iu blood poison had set in. Preaching at the .Church Sunday convention at Hickory ^Comers the Mr. and Mrs. R. B.- Burdock and Mr. 2 Miss Gladys Morgan and brother Otis fl und Mrs. Charley Beamer spent Sunday evening, first week in September. spent Sunday with their unde Wm. Woodland deserves great credit for at Thornapple lake. The Children's day exercises were Kepkey and wife of Wert Thornapple. Hattie Boutolph spent a J,feW —• »’ay ----* the excellent program, the fine enter­ very hest ^eld here Rn^ church As I walked down Broadway the other day, One of the pleasant events of the fl Sunday evening. tainment. and the hospitable manner, last week with-her father, William Bou­ Bott- j was 1 saw a big load of Lumber coming my way, aeasoS iiasscd off Thursday last when . fl in which she received her numerous tolph. For the Kenaston Addition it was duly bound. Mr*. Mowry entertained the Dime a number of young ladies gathered at Mr*. Hattie Roger* amfl daughter For they build Houses there all the year ’round. guests, the good order and the fine time Society last Thursday. A vote of the home of Miss Allie Stimson to Leltha of Hniitlngs rare spending a few she gave everyody. All who attended 1 walked down tiseen Su and what should 1*aee. thanks was tendered to the ladies of help in quilting a quilt for her. A fl day* with W. L. Bai num's people. will carry away very pleasant im­ But more loads of Lumber for the Hastings Realty, Teachers' meeting will lie held at your city that so kindly entertained lovely dinner and supper were par-1 fl And on each street aud corner I chanced to meet. pressions of the village and its people Mrs. H. B. Barnum's Monday afternoon them Jqne 1st. Oar next society Load upon load of Lumber so neat. taken of and iced lemonade wa* served ; M ’ at 2 o’clock. will he entertained by Mrs. Charlee . I strode up tbe hill and looked all around, TEN YEARS IN BED. The Holmes church ladles made Waters. June the 29th. at tea. A in. the afternoon. They left at the m twilight hour, hour/after Rafter wishimr wishing Mira Miss Allie Alite i And a finer little city couldn’t be found, fl R. A. Gray. J. P.. Oakville, Ind., twenty-three hollar* on the sale of their cordial Invitation to all. . And on all the good roads that the country-ward lie, luck with all future undertakings. writes: "For ten years I was confined lee cream at Woodland Thursday. They Those great loads of nice Lumber were still going by. fl Mrs. Charles Gibbs of Lenawee county to my bed with disease of my kidneys. thank the Woodland people for their Mr. Anderson's people of the west It was so severe that I could not move many act* of kindness toward them at visited at Mrs. Lottie Kinne’s Friday. county line Sundayed with John Mun So 1 started out to find the source. • part of the time. I consulted the very thi^-xljne. , Mrs. Shalvey with a horse and wag­ genwn and wife. Of all this Lumber and found it, <ff course. fl best medical skill available, but could For it all from tbe Tomlinson Lumber Co. came, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Jones and two on has drawn together alarge wood get no relief until Foley’s Kidney Cure daughter of Vermontville .were the Ed Perrault is expecting his cousin If you visit their yard you will all do the same. pile that would be well for the men to wits recommended to me. It has been Treesa Trumble and brother Burr to •For the people flock there like tees after-honey, a god send to me. ” Successor to >W. guests of J. V. Wickham’s jieopie Sat­ pattern after. spend their vacaton. urday. rand Mis* Louis Firster of the And are anxious as can be to spend their money, H. Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs. Whitlock of BrarryState Road was the guest of Miss Jane For they know that the gradea and the prices are right ville Sundayed at Bert Kinne'a And they build up the Town with pride and delight. Wickham from Friday until Bunday. ca.«tohia A blessing alike to voting and old Dr. fl Fowler's extract of mid Strawberry-; nature ' s specific for dysentery, di arr ha ' and summer complaint. cures colds. Drevents pneunjouiu. BANNER, Ha«ting», Mich. Will First Week in September • We solicit your trade and will give you good value for your money. anything you INDEED HICKORY CORNERS NEXT SUMMER SHIRTS, THIN UNDERWEAR, AND HOSIERY. RNb THE BARRY CO. BAND CONVENTION VERY EAST WOODLAND. CARLTON CENTER. Mr. nif Mrs. fi. W. Barker of Graal Rapid*. | Mm a ’Town, RKFS entCTt*im>d ----------■------j a xompanied by her young • son. will • Homer Hager and daughter Cecil j spend a few day* visiting her aider,! (on Sunday. u ' ' ‘ » Mrs. J. T. Richards. Miss Elsie Barry is spending a few There will be a box »ocjal at the days with her parent? Mr. and Mrs. home of Je«*le Knowles $n Friday 1 night of this week.- iThl* will be gtyS-n Albert Barry. The Mirnera Clandia Benson and for the benefit uf the baseball team and everyone' I* requested; to came Engenia Burkle visited Mrs. Sallie with a basket nnd keep the.team out. Towns on Monday. ♦ Mr. and Mr*. W. McKibberi are visit­ Mr. Andrew Potts of Albion called ing friend* In Ionia county and expect on East Woodland friends on Monday. to be gone for some time. 1 The Mime* Mabel and Zilpha and Clayton Busby and bride called upon Dr. Gammon and family last Thursday. Floyd Kilpatrick attended Children's Mr. Northcutt of Clarksville Is visit­ Day service* at the Evangelical Church ing Jesse Knowles and wife; on Sunday. Ml*? Blanche Myer* wa* united In RENKES (gt WALLDORFF. ■■J We are now booking orders for our summer delivery of HARD C0AL.1 ; May we have yours? Both egg and nut sizes at $7.25 per ton delivered. 3 ROWLADER BROS- & REISER,! GASOLINE STOVES OIL STOVES LAMP STOVES A FULL LINE Welssert Bros Tomlinson Lumber Co t-oley’s Honey tno Tar FOimKlDNEYCURE �CIPT. GRAHAM’S GRATITUDE WOMAN'S •• WORLD •> Sjftrec from Sores on Face and AFTERNOON CALLS. hot Bae—Doctors Took His Money WATER BAGS. jut D'd No Good—Skin Now ticks Ciear as a Bony’s. ANOTHER CURE BY flTiCURA REMEDIES . -r trici* I rr commended - Oistnent to me. I :•.< fxc with sores on <. Some doctors said - .: I .. None of theurdid they all took my ; jt.te tell me my skin . r a? a baby’s, and I CudeuraSoap and 'OTHER CURE STILL Neck-C ?d With Sores, Hair Wild With Itching .1 Ling of 104 XV. rojth ,g to my hair, 3g an unsightly * itchiug made applications of subsided, the AND STILL An afternoon call must be a abort ami yet not .a hurried one. Don't en­ put out ter the house, saying that you have not to buy and are rather a minute and tow't leave It-declaring of order, but thte in ulue cases out ot that you must hurry on to another ten te from cnrelessaeM or uot taking friend or you. give an idea that Jour proper care of tbe bag. a lady had-an India rubber bag that had got stu. k to­ visit has been paid grudgingly. Don't monoyMltee the coo versa tion. gether. and she did not know what to «o to get it right, as tbe hag was utW lour bcMtexs likes to retell her own perfectly good Th,, of xht news, to air her own grievances, to dis­ •ticking te that toe bug Ud been put cuss mutual friends, from her own •way with no air in II When uot us­ point of view. You may be tbe most ing a bag drain out toe water, let It' amttefag i-ersou prwk-nL but your very hang lK>ttom side up for a little while, brilliancy glv*w others tlie desire to then take it down and blow a little ulr shine also, and courtesy demands that Into IL just enough to keep the inside you stHHild g(re them their opportunity, from coming together, as it would If no says an exchange. air were in. In which ease toe bag is Above an. don’t talk of yourself. "I" quite sure to be ruined In pulling it Is n letter of the alphal-et to be omitted apart. If you happen to have a bag as mueb as possible. Who does not In thte condition put into it some hot know toe bore who tells you of his I water with a few drdps of ammonia. health, hte family. hL« plans, 'till you Let it remain a few minutes, then with sigh of unutterable relief when be nt a thin, dull ed«d pi.x e of .wood try length takes rhis departure? to separate the adhering sides very There te a tn'ditery offense call-xl carefully. ; -"forcing th<‘ sentry." Don't .••force” In preparing the hot water -lisg for” your friend’s butler or maid when you m*e quite bfolng grater should not be are told. ’'Not at horre." Don’t say, put into 1L find neither should it te ' Oh. I am sure she te at home to mel" more .than half filled. After to.- water Tbe unfortunate hostess may tw» indte- te in 1L before putting tn the stopjM'r. । ; oacd. busy, worried or bave iin? >rtant carefully pn^ss out the steam. This makes the bag softer, as it is rflldved to her sentry- and coutept yourself with leaving rani. )c4vii c your jour earn. • er rout __ fold .1 a r rubber bag after it Ims once Don't utter In an audible aside to bevn u*rtl.!. jA flannel bag for covering your conipimkm. "Thank heaven, they the rubber is are.cut.- A whteper te fraught with Hy^made.—Washington Star. danger and may possibly be retailed from one f>erao:i .to another until -it WOMEN AND CLUB LIFE. reaches the tnfetreos of the bouse. A USEFUL CHAIR. The proper 'caring for baby has grown to tw* more and more of an art, am! among tbe recent acquisitions gut up for the eonverdvtice of mother or an attendant in the nursery te a chair fit­ ted. as shown In the accompanying pie- .ippcint- There is no doubt that this device would greatly simplify the trying oper- . ' ation of dressing a fractions infant and , save nurse and mother much unneceesary trouble.—Philadelphia Press. • t hike the BANNER > iia.-ry county subscriber lay . iu.order to do’ this, • ■ p.-Hs not later than . I ■ y Afte’riiOOE We ask . i.G-.iita b.» please mail t: t-ariy Monday as pos . iinii the publication ■Tiers Much local news' d n and Wednesday . this and ten col ■"v.-pondence and get out ;«t the above time crowds • ■ .i, at te-5t, and Ave can::ain uf printing all our - c: every week, -as we .- iti.ou’. fail, unipfte we .Tuesday uuOd at the , b cae ■ - -j. a? fashionable re> UiU-TL': • »'.;.-te a- man's life was *sr*< t *- jito toe-skill and quickness .4 guests. It appears that '- e.a:■■ with toree friends, wue (lining *1 too email tables when a ' peat lodged In bls throat and *k :' it iiL^Mwtole to get rid of '• •* rnends in alarm slapped him oa ttK I-ack. htn the unfortunate .man ^*’r" t-tack Ip toe face and fell to Cn- l a ourgecn from tbe German lurpltal. whl hnpiMjned to be dining In CM' : uBhwl hte'way through tbe ~-Hf fcaw at once that the mac **-• -• and that If prompt meaaur • ,:xit taken be would quickly n • cr ■ ' He ordered one of the walt‘43 ring trim a small funnel such ua is -.jd to bottling wine and then, moment’s hesitation, took utt t Mjorp knife, cut the man’s throat. •■ tte piece of meat and—Che waiter having returned—quickly to*®rt<<*. tte* funnel In the opening. The mi::: >. then hastily conveyed to the bwq-lU!. v.liere a silver tube was 1d•erifci! toe place of the funnel, and a fi - Eoure biter he was pronounced would ever be bothered with Gfrtticiiione if even- one knew how Wundly and quickly-Burdock Blood uit!f:r- regulates the stomach and Glrls who servo to shops' and others whose occupation keeps them on their feet a great deal often are troubled w>th chafed. Bore and blistered feet, no matter bow comfortably their shoes may fit. A powder used to the (ierninn army for sifting into the shoes him! stockings of foot sokHere Is called “fusstreupiilver" and eoneiste of three parts of fteUcylic add, tt-n parts of rtarr* and dghty-seven petrts uf pul­ verised fujupstohe- Any make It up for a aranU ram. It keeps Idly teals sorv spots. Finely jwlwdJMl soepstone only is wr? gi.aL When the fiaet merely ache a very useful remedy may bo found tn tbe fnllowtng: Take ft teaBpoonfui of ordinary washing soda, dlreolve it in half a gallon of warm wa­ ter and bathe tbe feet to U for about half nn hour. Repec t thia time to time. A hot water bulb te oteo highly excellent for tired feet. — American r*n«ct«r n» In artrto* a «c > TAMED BUTTERFLIES. menu and carrying a lighted csmdtej aacvnds the t-ueea'a vtaircaae oc the carperter takes seven strokes tn driv­ Edward VL Tbe ghost was laid by ing a nail into ordinary wood and Thte is a very interesting as well as' tbe opening up of tbe staircase. Mr*. Ing taps in driving nalte- Into hard Pretty experimenL Take ttesae paper and cut out fig­ Edwnrd VI.. is tbe moat persistent wood. These figures are furnished by a man ures to represent butterflies. Color ghost. Since her grave wns disturbed tbvm if you wish with crayons and not tn Hampton 'church her gaunt figure in to sleep—by day and whose bedroom wtth paints. Then fasten a silk thread to each butterfly and bring tbe ends of ity of her okl rooms, and the whirring window opens out upon a flat building the threads together. - tacktug them of her spinning wheel Lam bwn beard In course of erection. He figures! the average number of hammer strokes for down as you see in toe picture. Now- take 3 sheet of good, stiff pa­ Instituted an inquiry and discovered a nine morn!ngs and. having learned per. such as a page from a mngaslne. walled up room with an old spinning them, moved to a hotel until the new buikllug is completed. whedi.’.the treadle of which appeared He discovered that the carpenter to bare worn the oaken flooring. Tbe drives an average of three nails a minthird Tudor ghost is Catherine Howard, who *13 reputed to haunt a gallery three in hard wood. At thte rate -he . about to be oitened to the public." would drive I.44O nails a day In soft wood If he keeps up the gait steadily and L2S2 in han! woodi' He would give Among the Arab* there is a curious 10.0S0 ‘hammer strokes in soft wood legend to ucyoant for the ostrich's resi­ and 20,100 in hard wood.—Chicago Trib­ dence In tbe dewrt. -On a certain day une. appointed.'* so the story nuns, "all creat»-sl beingf met together tb deckle up­ on thefr nftpective. order and preced­ Numerous as are tbe members of the ence. All went smoothly until tbe os­ Smith family, they do not occupy as trich. pleading its Inability to fly. dis­ prominent a place In European direc­ owned the birds and. claimed to take tories as they do in those of England rank with the inanimate. These, how­ or at home, though tiwi- take up niu-*h •aciDxxc. nut BvnxKrnjEs. ever. would have nothing to say to a room Ln the Berlin directory. SttKHT Hold it over heat until it u thoroughly creature clothed not with fur. but with Schmidts being registered. They fin re warm, but be careful not to scorch 1L. feathers, while tbe birds, wMu tbe os­ to give room.-however, to tbe Schultzes Then lay it down on tbe table and rub trich went dejectedly l«ck. repudiated it vigorously with the palm <»f your it also ns a traitor tu Its race. But tbe and Mullers. In Brussels the Jansen family te tbe most numerously repre­ baud (see that your hnnd is thoroughly ostrich wm equal to the occasion and dry beforehand,!, using n rapid .back declared that, being neither mammal seated, while the greater space in the Paris directory is given over to the and forth movement nor bird, it must be an augvl. At this Wh« you think you have produced all toe other animals indignantly rush­ Martinets.' Morelli and Vitelli are the names sufficient friction stop the rubbing, and ed ujvoa the ostrich and drove it before most numerous in Naples, and here the bold the sheet «?! paper, horizontally them into the desert, where it has lived Smiths sink Into significance; but. Uke over the butterflies, nearer and near­ the word "belle." the name of Smith er. un{tl you observe the imtterfiies contradict it.' te beard around the world and te repre­ rising toward the. paper, as they will do’ f sented tn practically every directory published, more than may be said of After that a* loi-j: as the electricity Falx.* weights were found In the generated by tin* friction lasts ybn can ruins uf the oldest cltyv that has yet cay other surname, whatever its na­ . make the butterflies follow toe sheet been exhumed. Aud_^fttb- weights tionality. of paper around nnd around., this way will probably be consumed when the am! titer, for all the world as tf they earth drops into the sun aud tbe heav­ The heart of England is a sturdy were living anil were tanud butter­ ens are rolled together like a scroll member-that throbs: responsive to ev­ flies. Ancient records and ancient statute Try It. You may not snreved at first, book* are full of evidence that every ery call of duty. That, indtvd. te nut but keep at IL nnd you will be success* new practical device—from capitalistic common to England, but te a heritage of every land where the lore of country ful. and labcr monopolies, secret rebates te deep In the breast of man. Rut tbe and majority owners, swindling mo­ mil heart of England—Its exact geo­ GEORGE WASHINGTON. nopoly owners, down to adulterations graphical center—te altogether another and crooked sctfk*9-*wes -ftamjlb-r to proposition. So far from being occu­ our ancestors of tbe plateau of Iran pied by patriotic sentiment, a tree ex-' before tbe migrations. Vice te the old netiy fills tbe space. It is called Round XVN»n Washington was commander inhabitant: virtue te the newcomer, In chief of the army on one •x'caslon be tbe immigrant, rvcvlvvd with reluc­ Tree and te both a picturesque and dtewent to the quarters of.t'otenei Timo­ tance and compelled to fight (or every ttugulsbeii growth, t’oki stone might thy Ihckering. who bod .1 negnt serv­ Inch of ground he gains.- David Gra­ mark tbe spot, tout this living monu­ ment which greens as tlx* stx>w melts ant nntned 1'rimua. He found the cok> ham Phillips In Reader .Magazine. is much more -fining. This ancient oak nel abm/ht. but to minus' apology retypifies the national strength, and the -plled. . .. "It does'not mutter. I nm greatly in Tt»e egg of toe ant te uniform, asaoctetions attached to it thickly as ‘ need of exercise'"and you must help smooth, tight and bright, without any leaves in midsummer make it u thing ■ me to get some before your master re- division. When the terra has come of affection and veneration. Judicious intermtesloita of domestic­ ity aro refreshing to women and give them fresh spirits and Ideas*nnd qual­ ify tovm tjv make borne happier than ever when they gvt back to IL More­ over, there comes a tlCH* of life when some of a woinau’s mice pressing home duties are largely accomplished If.toe marries at twvnty-tlvv. her ad­ mirable feat of rocking the cradle te apt to be all done in te» years, and’by the time she is forty-fire her children have usually reached an age when toe. cun take her ey*. off tMem a minute without much risk of disaster, she has few duties that are mure important at that age than 'to bring home Ideas. Household spinning te gone. Then* is always sewing to be done in a family, always dally tasks to te* directed or performed, but household industriesJn thte age of ready made are certalhly less absorbing than they were a-hun­ dred years nga - A woman nowadays, especially a mature wqman. maj stlcV., too ole**- at borne for the best Interests other family, and loan tar ns aclub.or two amuse her and silt her mind and give her dbclqty and new things to talk j about they are not at all unlikely to do . her £ood.—Harper's Weekly. VSEFVL CHJL1B FOB THE MVSSEBX. tore, with two dfaw.-rs to contain all . that Is ueceMary tn tbe dressing of tbe ■! little one. 1 The drawers are dirid*-! into com­ partmenu to bold safety pins, powder I puff, handkerchief, brush and comb, : feeding utensite and other odds and j ends which every mother likes to have । } handy fur baby's toilet TO OUR At lUmpwt. court iwjpe. Mr Loo- Buy Hair at Auction? Al any rate, you seem to be teitittf rid of k oa auctioa-aale principles: “toint, roint. po-s-el" Stop tbe auction with Ayer’a Hair Vigor. It checka falling hair, and alwaya restore, color to gray hair. A splendid dressing also. Sold tor over sixty years. •o and ft eosap etwlv Stoy th, taUlac. a»l Lehigh Valley Railroad The Line Beautiful” BUFFALO NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS from it only n very thin mem brane te left, which roils Up and is reduced to The following passage explains the an imperceptible point, and even if tbe •various methods of cheating at dice in Five through trains daily. egg does nut hatch it te still so small the Elizabethan era so well that I Dining Cars, a la carte. transcribe ft in full for tbe benefit of I these eggs are ao little known, for what commentators on old plays, etc, says ■ is commonly nnd improperly called the a corresi»ondent of London Notes and ' Connects at Buffalo and egg te really,the terra nnd is nndowvd Niagara Falls w ith all with life anj motion. These <‘©c*, or Queries. “What false dtee use they? ns dise rtopp*d up with quicksilver i lines from the West. rather these I larvae, of ants are very and beans, disc of vnuntage. finttes. r He learned fencing when quite young. much spughtlatter b'y barnyard fowl. gourdes to cte»p and chnungv whan they His teacher was an old soldier who THE HOME DOCTOR. lyate, to lotto the trow disc fall under had seen servk**- In the Indies. Hia Try a few drops of spirits of terpen- stone throwing fonts ikww the Rappa-- A discontented woman uttered Chis the table, nnd so take up tbe false, and I tine on n cube of loaf sugar for a back­ hannock. over the Htlteades and to the complaint thl- other day: "If I only if tbey‘b^ true disc, what shyfte will tup of the Natural [bridge In Virginia knew how to Express myselft* she said. they make to set yv one of- them with j ing cough. "1 know so niany things that I cannot slydrng, with cogglug, -with foystlng. | For.a-felon, or 'Tun around." use are mentioned by .ill hte biographers. Charles iWh'. the arttet. tells' us possibly dunvey to ofiier people." She with coytlnge, a» they call it.’’—A*- ' stramonium ointment, a preparation of chain's 'Toxophllus,” 1543. j When'he- was painting hte picture nt did not dream! that the*little thing for jtmson ur Jamestown weedj Tbe fire can be drawn from a burn Mount Vernon In 1TT2 he saw him tbra which she yeJrned—namely, toe art of MUST BELIEVE IT. by applying cloths wet In strong alum a bar very much farther than several expression- .te toe essential attribute of water. It will also assist in relieving young exj»erts wtxti were testing their the loftiest genius In letters .or the fine -------->^0WK <‘F HEARING CLAIMS. strength that way . the pain. Whrn well K»o.« People • NgJ-» To stop hiccoughs, when the attack i. c.. ~*! Ih.i'utewurt for the County of R.-ury. iu»droc comes on press the pulse as hard as Tell It 30 Fraran• the .-.Ih. day of May. A. t». im». tour ww.tbs Birds can Mt and digest from ten to Beauty, money and fame cannot be possible, and hics'oughs will Immedi­ thirty times ns much food in proportion carried beyond the' horizon Him* that ately cease. it. Iteti late o('»aM contqi-. decreed, to their size as metr can. If a man shuts around this cradle of a world, When public endoraement te made ml! Stat all creditor* ot nald d<^vt**>d ate reJCever drop anything into the ear or • could ent ns much in proportion to his but love. joy. peace, geuthmen, faith, priretf to KSSS presentbtbeir elnlnt' J K^tM SSi ’-VlS Si'nybsts mSJ less It has Ireen previously warmed, slse as a sparrow Is able to consume meekness. remperar.ee. are jewels which hr .< the proof «s positne. You must lk ‘ : tint*, for <-viuuiuatl'.ii and aiiowanA*.on or treand never use anytolng^'Ut a syringe be would need a whole aheqp for din­ by their very nature will survive the lieve it Head this testimony. Every fore tin- Anti day ui srptwuber jrfxt. aud that and warm vtoter for cleansing the ear*. ner. a coupk- of down chickens -for transit of tbe ’ world Invisible—F. E. backache sujferer. es cry man. woman ' oAt"U'tS or child with- an kidnt?y trouble will {,vioc?ln tbe torrnoon^cf that day. " , If tbe eyes are strained and inflamed breakf.-tet noA Fi x turkeys for lite even­ Willard.■ with - ieejdessnram or ttoe jwortc apply ing twai. A tree sfmrrow has been find profit in the reading. ' . l»atid May -*>tlL a. I), uwa. Emry Butov.' living on Market street ; lb a day. to toe lids soft linen wrung out in boil­ known to cat 700 grass Sunday School Teacher—Whom Was says. ' Mrs Butov and 1 are only too • ing water. Vre this ns hot ns can be Retetlve tp Che liinlM size, these reeds borne, and relief *fll be felt to half an were os big ns au ■> rdI miry lunch bas­ it that tbe wbak-Fwafiowed? Tummy— pleicxl to endorse Duan’s Kidney Pills. ‘ NOUCK OF HEAMNG . LAIMS. procured at Arthur bl Mulholland's ket would be tu a full grown mnn. hour. • dt MU-hlxau. county of Harry. s». —Come, now; thiitte an easy question. drugstore. They are the best kjdnev Stair NoitaN* I' iirrrby given, that by aa o*drr of remedy on earth. My wife suffert*] for Tommy—Ohl it atnt the question that tbe TmUte Court for tta- county of itaryy. An tn invited Ov<*a*twelve month*, with a severe jiain made bn the Tut! day Of .lithe, A. l>. iws. four Many wbcivn could give man "cards Little Noille hod !»'■» taught never bothers me. but the answer.—i’blladel- acrox- the small of her tiock. At times month* from that dale were allowvd (or cn-dltto pnvenl their claim* again*t the otale of and spades" at keeping an orderly to put bw Anger into her bowl of pb'ii Press. it was so severe that toe coiihl hardly or* Wllltani II. Hurd, late of «njd county. d«cev>MMl. get around and if toe exerted beraclf and thut all credltur* *•< said d.-c-a!*ed ar- re­ desk. Ma?t women of society bare- bread atifi milk, but ahrays to ure her their <<wn business desks, at which ^^ten ^she vteltod her grandpa one 1 Mrs. Gnd A. Boutt—Dear me! I have or t<»ok n slight cold’ toe suffered ex­ quired to nrvMni theli cinhn» to «ald Ctob.itr at the Prolate Other tn the city uf Hast­ cruciatingly. She ;tried ; several rem­ court, they spend n part bf the day transact­ ings for evacnlnailon and altowancv. on or l>eand received little or no good fote the ‘.uddayot Octote-i m-it. mid that stivh ing tbe many duties along tills line ot sufnm® ahe wM nlk^l to oat her been to about ten rfnres and am all I edies from them. Seeing iDoan's Kidney eUUnn Kill tv heard trfon- <*1d Court, un Mbnhmeh art on the rtaoo step* O" 4 i used •"*• H — ° h 001 you ro 0017 " interest. Mra. Ctarence Mackay, tbe ’ Pills highly recommended she conclud- J ricii New York society woman, te said • wee Little pig earoe up and rudely little abopworn.-Washington Life, cd to try Cbeni. They did her more to-be u model to keeping'her desk In pushed hte little pink nose Into her good than anything she ever. took, in Moscow la altuatvd almost tn tbe geo- fact cured her." .1 udge ot Probate. good trim. She never allows any one bowl of bread and milk. rnecrlcal center of European Russia. Fur sale by all dealers. Pri ce 50 j “ Ob. oh!" FcrenmwJ the baby. "Be to touch IL She has a place for every­ thing. and the air of supreme order a tedy; take n 'poon. pig: take a ’poon!” Remember the name-Doan's-and that prevails te striking. By toe desk —Ijlttle Chronicle. Wanner Advte always pay. take no other. sto»a Use oowgte fcnMhaalsloakgs bangs a panel of mauve silt, her fa­ vorite color, which has two capacious Edna had been in the bouse for srrpockets "Thte Week" and "Next Week" they are labeled. Here are kept oral days with a cnttL Bhc refused to , on file notes, toritations and other ps- eat anything, much to the worry’ of I fiera that demand her Immediate atten­ her mother, wtw feared abe woukl bt*- ; tion. The panel is embroidered with WITH ANY OTHER COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN Edna Insisted she was aa strong as pansJM nnd never did thestr symbols of thought find themselves In more ever, but later aptly deecribed her con­ dition bywaytngcongenial company. The Press of this State declare the “BANNER in the front rank. Hundreds of “Mother. I don't feel one bit weak, pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. but my legs feel a little bow ieggedy ■ Under Washington's direction tl*- ne­ gro tied a rope to n neighboring tree, breast high. Frimus wr.n ordered to stand at some distance and bold it burIson tally extended.! Wasldrgton ran forward and backward for some time, jumping over the ropt* ns he came and w«ent until he wm satisfied with hia FOIXYSHONEY^TAR Get into the practice of taking a rest at noox LLs down if only for ten mtoutes. or five minutes. If you cannot lie down lean back to a chair and cloea your eyes. Just forget everything. Rest; relax. Even If you do not sleep, rest This practice win make you live longer. It will make you healthier while you do live. It will probably make people want you to tore longer. It will take tbe tangfe out of your nerves, tte- Irritability out of your temper, tbe wrinkles out of your face It wm make your eyes brighter, your face fuller. Try 1t—Medical Talk. Little gtaHrt medicine cups, with teagpoonful. uiblespoonful and wlocglaasful indicated In. raised letters, are valu­ able to have in toe kitchen, says th(» Brooklyn Times. Tb<- usual method of guessing at tbe right quantity of salt. Savoring extract or other cooking ma­ terial Is not to be recd amended. Tea­ spoons are not made tn any uniform else. Msdlctoe gtasswjire^ PLEASE COMPARE “THE BANNER" A CoatlouK Xoattx. A very small boy was trying to lead a big BL Bernard up the road. "What are you gotog to do with tlie dog. my little man?" inquired a passerby. •T—rm going to see wbere-rWbcre be wants to go. first," was the breathless reply.' J________________ _ Hudson—Do you think they will be abte to get along on 510,000 year? Bodson—They ought to. XVlth that much money they should manage to run in debt for another ten thousand. —Tom Watson's Magaslne. ALL HOME NEWS He will make The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County news. It fully covers its field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? But tf I «ato* as Btoy IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say of the BANNER to your neighbor who may not take it. • IF NOT.-Why not send us your name NOW? It costs* but $1.00 a year. 25c ____ Tts sure to make him hkusb; Totfd say. If n>« Uin' rn ten you an toe while It*B pleaeinter for any boy (Or glrD to laugh and winila. for 3 months trial. j �HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 22, 1905. —•I THE JONE IA WARMLY CONTEST­ Get after ’em ED LAW SUIT CROP REPORT * loSSIBLY ANOTHER EATON COURT HOUSE NEWS. SUMMER SESSION. Gutchess College COUNTY TRAGEDY I Wheat Promises Well--Cora Outlook wa.mean the festive Potato Bugs-.. At Middleville. Frank Todd Tried REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ,| Not So Good—Frplt Promises Sidney Southforth, a Wealthy Far- ' mer Charged with Murderous j CLUBBING RATES HtaCer, of the Basxeu hu, lwure r —i—'Tra (MatrepaHtan) «—= u f»Eor»ble cubbing r.u, Assay It on Steven Pierce. | DETROIT, MtCM. Tbe Michigan crop report for June | Clara piper for io; daily or wMia, psptr In tbe case of Frank Todd 'for unduly Enter any tune. Xo vaoatlou*. <kxrt states that the cool, weather of May Eaton'* red record . continues, j “ Williams, Lot, Wall Lake..« 7? 00 results guaranteed. Under uw manage­ beating a horse while training tpune. ; was very favoraWe for wheat, and that Wednesday or tMg»xinepubllibed in the Vnit«t meat. Corretpoudt-uoe »u!lcited. Addre** Sidney Southforth a was tried in Justice Cobb's court Tues- , Andrew J. Stevens to Jas. E if favorable conditions continue up to wealthy ffaton Co. farmer made an । State, or CMedAucw be.proe®. day and Wednesday. Complaint was Summer. 81 ac Sec 27. and including harvest, the crop this assault on Steven Pierce son of Virgil ed b, any other ttewapep.. thj| entered by Fremont Joie*. -Prosecuting • Thornapple............................... 524 00 year will be one of the best in the' Pierce which may result in his death. that's most economical for you Attorney Pryor presented the case of ! Eto EO. Bird, 80 DETROIT. MICH. wctlon of Michigan, •to.buy, I always keep. state’s history. . He was arrested Thursday changed the People and Mr. Todd was repre80 22 un(l 27, Johnstown 8500 00 I KNOW you can buy Paris The season has been unfavorable for with assault with the intent to com­ Green most anywhere. ' sented by Attorneys M. F. Jordan, of 8- Hobb* to H. Clever. Lot corn, aa planting has been delayed, and I tn it murder. YOU KNQW it’s not always as ' this village, and W. W. Potter of Has42 Phillip* add. Nashville... 880 (M the rains have interfered with proper Southforth has been an inmate of it should be. . tings. A long list of evidence was j Mm. F. C. Lentz to L.. W. I buy the manufacturer’s origl-' • cultivation. The average condition of Kalamazoo asylum his wife Ireing ’ nal keg and highest grade. I the crop is 88 per cent of the ujutd named as his guardian. During his produced by the people hut there was ' ~ Feighner, Lots 7q and 71 My customer gets the same po proof of undue severity in defend- ■ Phillipa 3rd add. Nashville.. Tt 0<): Year. Oats promise 90 per cent; barley absence she made arrangement* wi»h grade that I buy. i ent*s treatment c* ’ ' ’ *the ’ ot *the Animal, Mr* Mary Coville io Elmer 90; ixitatoes 83 and sugarybeete-92 per Virgil Pierce to work his farm. About It will pay you to buy of me, horse being an ; ’outlaw. ” which had cent of the average crop. when you want Paris Green. Swift. Lot 42 Phillip*, add. a week ago the probate Court made an ! Ijeen unsuccessfully. handled' by other ' Of fruit, apples promise 75 per cent, order restoring Southforth to soundness Nashville 1100 <10 In -fleet Ort. 23. IWM Tailne efwrt I-.-..- r. .<«. tminere. pears 67. peaches 71, plums 64. cherries of mind, since which time he baa H-en ntuexabte. Central Standard Time. ! ’ tuU. 1' ' Ida M. Pnlmatier to H. C. The jury composed of Melzor Hcadly. 64. and strawberries- 88 per vent of an making an effort to put Pierce oil his Prescriptions prepared as if for Psdmatier. Half of lot 1070, EASTAVari, ' , : John Wilde, John Finkbeiner. James average crop. the Doctor's awn use. Frt 5 Ex 3 Ex 1 Ex 2 1 fcity............... ...... farm. Wednesday morning hebtarted to 1 00 a in p tn a m ■ am HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. ; Miller. Calvin D. Barrell and Clark remove some machinery belonging to •7:l» 2:») B:SO ir Kalamazoo ar W:IBi No’.'lOL Lottie M. Fox to Maurice L. Sign of the Elephant. Delton | k:3S 8:IU — ----? Pierson in accordance rendered a ver- j Pierce from tlie ban; when Pierce’s son 4:80 B-JO ?:|0 ' * lovrrdaie w ......... .. — I Cock ' 70 14 ’ ’ Dope. .-. . - diet of not. guilty. The defense was j j! ’attempted to interfere. Southforth StPlK." W;10 3:29^7:21 Hastings ” : •” --- ” : ’| made that it was motives outside the ; Stall to John Holden 84) 10:10 8:45 7:X< made a vicious assault on him with an IO:JOV-.UO 7.4n Cort* Grove 800 O)j “ interests of justice that prompted the. KC Sec.1 Rutland Woodland 7:M iron club. The ’ blow nearly crushed 10:40 4:04 4:14 8:03 ; ir Woodbury lv GRANGE HALL CORNERS. • TJTA call at my store and < prosecution. It was the hardest fought' John Holden to Henry 11. Via F M Ify. bis skull. . . Laurin* .. .... *:« J ■ get a Free Sample of the < castJ the local courts have handled ter Hnight fiO ac Sec 19 Rutland 1000*150 1 Delayed letter Southforth pleaded not guilty and lr»S:l8 .... Grain! Rapids W. H. BaRUoX. Af-ul. • 'The Cemetery Circle 2 meet asked for an examination which was ver" lIaf : many years and large crowds of in- Carfiline W^verts to Anson C. » TE« t 50 . VER LEAF < tef-rtc*! spectator* were present loth Howell Parcel Nashville 10 00; wifi* Emma Sheffield July 0. set for June 21. Bail was , fixed at » • • K uWinpL B F G».. 1 Mm.. Calvin Stevens has been hel|>- $2.(XM>'. which was furnished by his « . sent that Lee H. Bryor conducted the . kill 2t> ac Hastings Twp: 400 MJ i’1# hw sister-inrlaw .Mr*. H. Bur­ brother Arthur Southforth, ‘ another ( J Gold Dust Corn Meal, a 20H<. ;- case of the people with marked ability. I ! roughs at house cleaning’thti past weak. wealthy farmer. bsack for only’..... IOC < Frank H. Nye tu Henry Keni—Middleville Sun. » Lemon and Vanila Extracts. Cou- J pel Lot H Blk. 1 Freeport , co (X) I Frank-Wilkes mid wfie spent Sunday * pons given with every 10 cent ca%h < ' Some men are born'fool*, but it j ' the 4th with "his people near Lacey. Marcher to Henry Kenijx-1 ' • > purchase. N . K L E I N H A N S A Dd. LOWRY,, In aucldnt tlnicK. before the Invention K N A 1»PE 30 00 | ^Vill Lyons arid family of Bantield takes a lot of labor to make a dude. Lot 1 ‘,T ’ 7 Blk 1 FreejMirt. — HMtiDgi. Mlcb. » Ladies gauze vests10c J KN’AITEN, Attorney*.’ . , visited at X Bowser's last Wednesday. of stirrups anl luxurious snddMa, 17 Michigan Trust Co. Boiidtu*, G>w* Always * larKe stueB ot » Ladies hose supporters 25c * William McNee living northeast of ’ QUIT CLAIMS. horses were taught to kneel to permit spectacle^ nr- hand. Rapids. Mlcblga*.____________ , • • . Fred Bristol' and wife have lieen en- their rldvrx b» tpouuL A beautiful * Some nice ripe pineapples. J the village, on Saturday left at the D. R. -Cook and P. A. Sheldon H. A. A c: H. BARBER. ' tertaining their children from Battle Gre«k,v:ise In one of tlie museums In THOMAS A PR YOHC.H tboma* Sun office a\small block of Portland-ceto Lottie M. Fox. 70 ac Sec Pbvsician* and Snr » Canned peas 10c; (fanned corn 10 4 inent thnt look* good. The stuff was St. I’eterxburg shows ft war horse ;of 100 uo <^ree^ 14. Hope * and 15c; Salmon i5c; Canned toma- j Office* over Hasting* City Rank. many ceuturle* agj kiftteling low be­ dug up on hi* farm and he say* there j Mrs. Moore is improving nicely.. > toes, the 12c kind for 10c. fore an amttxou. ^Ufr-tldera In those F. K. TIMMERMAN « ' i* enough of it there to keep a good I Nelson P^lmatier of Vermontville ■days moimted from the “off” side In C >ta»KUVE a potter. PROBATE <DURT. Bcmffiprthte PhyMrian «» i sized WM' inilla caller running ter twenty __________________________________ Estate Cassius M. Mowry. jOrder at Joe Bowser’years. s one day contradidtlo ’l to the modem usage. • •<■-»». Office cor. Jeflersui; •<, i STORE IS OPEN EVENIN6S. < Should it prove to be a prime article ' appointing Clark Aldrich Administrator last week. itreets Plutarch tells h<»w In the first century « Mr McNee may be in a fair way to , entered. > Nelson Bird and family were at H of this era certain effeminate Roman A Hanlon ? H’^e agtKKi y nmonntof money from I Natbon o OrunU ap. Burningh-S p. m. and went riders found even the horse bto&fc of too A. K. KEN ASTON. Physician and SfrtPcffi. little asstehwee and bad their horse* t it. . Iithllosille Sun. jointing John Smith Aihriinirthrtor de ' fishing on Bristol lake. Over J. S Goodyear • . Middlenlit-.M. *, ten tn all courts of tb< j bonis non entered. Harry Brewse t«x»k in the dance at trained to kneH to them. pn-vuiUy MUecUrd to. . ’ Dry Goods and Groceries. J galLacjhei:, i,v. ■ E*tate John Q. A. P*r*un*. Hearirtg Lacey Friday night. Surgeon Dbwfipg. J. M. SMITH. Attorney at Law. , ' » POUR DOORS BASF OP GOODYEAR BRON J Mth that he Is tiu-f • ■ I have been n great deal happier since ? HARDWARE. phone mi • senior jMU’tner oi th* firm ot P. J. < henry it I enums adjourned to A’lg. 1 st. | Mr*. Will Warner expect* to return hours 12 to 2 p. m ‘ y Woodland, Mich. / » < < o.. doing buslnexH In the jJty ot Toledo/ cotint-. , xnd state aforesaid. and that said ftrm will ;.av , Estate Chas. F. Wfiodmnn. Order to her home south->f Bedford this wc^k. I have given up thinking about what f« AH business given prompt and careful , the sum of one hundr-d dollars tor each and ; easy and pleasant and la-lug discon­ attention. Collections a specialty. ----e%ery case of cataTrh- that c.uinct be cured by |। fur claims entered. Hearing Oct. 17th. tented because I could not have my the um? of Hall’s Catarrh «'uns. ' ..x,, nL_. ' ASSYRIA. ; . uJMnrnra t . FrankxtHtssv. > «®te Almira Culkwter. {insane.* I own way. Oup life is determined for AV A LT ER HEATH. , Sworn to before me nnd sul^critied in my , Petition to la» luIi-uh-.-tl Tompkins and wife visited us. and It makes tlie mind very free BARRY COUNTY * I presence, this Mt; day of OecemU-r. A.U IS8K. j ‘ eu‘,on aujoUfefU sane entered. F.'B. WILLISON; D. D. S. Resilience on, Sec. 4.'Prairii-v: | Frank -Moon and wife, Sunday. when we give up wishing and only a. W. Guuaw. ■ Hearing July 6th. Hartings, Mid- address De’.coo^Mich.. 1:. I-. 1>. uskal.) . Notary Public. . ,) think of bearing what la laid npon us ; Hall’s Crtanh Cute Is taken internally and. Estate Margaret Barges*. Petition ! DaviXA'oung of Goguac. and sister We have just received a new lot ■ acts directly on the l-lood and nnn'ous surfaces *.v_ K) ,) and doing -what Is given us to do.— Ot that system. Send for testimonials, free. I te. probate Of Will hied. Hearing .^Irs- Nkncy Vanderveer, of Berrien George Eliot. of Martha Washington Geraniums, i Co.. visited Chas. Jones and family F. .1. CHENET & Co; Toledo. O. ’ Jajv » .all the new colors. Also have gold by druxKlsts 75c. . I ' ■ last Tnesday arid Wednesday. Tlie ALL KINDS OK BEDDING PLANTS j . Eitate William JI. Baine. Warrant CARNATIONS 35C A-DOZEN combined ages of the two are nearly The object of tlie duel Lb said to be tohijl. “'d »i-i AH orders, large or small, given prompt at­ l€0 years. Mr. Youngs being nearly the healing of wounded honor. To try ■ I’. A. SHELDON^ tention. »» lid ratal. Unp BwT I --------Wm. H. STEBBINS. Bean tbe <W and his sister' past 70. They are to cure a wound of tbe spirit, or, rather, : Abstract and Beal Estate Office. Licensed Emt-almi-'r IF. BurroughsXSone’S / <c; MARRIAGE LICENSES. Abstract Block. Hastings. the temper, by a scratch on the skin uncle and aunt of Mr*. Jones. and Funeral Director. ' ’ .Money to loan on Real Estate. Rea! MrtCarl H. Tuttle, ^ashvifie but may per­ Room* next to Chr'Gjnv FhomgrMa trte sold on commlMdoD. Genera! conveyI. . .« „ .. . ... Mrs. Adda Wilcox died last Tuesday savors, of homeopathy, ' T.innu Xf surgical Haw. X7nuV,^nia> ■. Um M. ««, .................... 8I . ervniii([ „ . ;W xlch<)’ haps be justified Studio. Ke*<drnn>M» Court a;; by the prin­ aoc-tn*. Havtn* a complete wt of Abstract calls promptly attended. day ot : Book*, compiled from the Record*, can ciple of relieving tension by Incision.— turntah compile Abstract*. Alvin P. MiDer. Big Rapids801 Hospital aged 28 years. Death rcBritish Medical Journal. | Katharine* Leins. Hastings80 ' suiting from an operation for append* J. H. Working. N. Manchester. Ind.. .29 i ichia The deceased is survived by EffieT. Early, Woodland26 j two children Harold aged 9 and. GerGlen Howell Nashville20 I «Ked 7 her husband having pre­ ] Hazel Darrow Nashville........................19 eeded hor to Krave one y«w THE OLD RELIABLE }l- 1 She was tbe daughter of Anno* Bowen of For LI.VERY RIGS. W* have Wesley C. Debolt Maple Grove., HORSE SHP. several first class rigs In connection fidith L. Gibson Maple Grow.... ";t0 j Assyria. Services were conducted aiKi n. with our Jefferson Street Feed BArn. ‘‘ m..Thursday by the tribe of Ben Hur. of Shop on Court Street, just e.-., j Chas Seane Castleton.......... ..................■ ’19 ' which she was a member, at the home Your patronage solicited. Danferoui Stiraulnntx No Longer Needed Jefferson st. • [ MildredSparks Castleton.............. ‘ I of her.brother, JM Bowen. 51 South —Rexall Mucu-Tone Bring* Per, Elm St. The funeral was held at tlie tnnneal Health and Vigor THE OLD 8TH MICH. ! M. P. church at 2. |L in. Rev. W. S. I have 100 styles of Lace Curtains, ranging in price from, per pair NORTHROP KING & CO'S •* My husband worries so. Doctor, you ■ • — • » “ Kiidt 5oc to <2.00. Our line of curtains from $2.00 to $6.00 is very VOL. INFANTRY ; potter« opiating. She leaves Sterling Northern grown tested simply must give me something to key * ' vf friends, besides relative* to mourn me up—something tliat will make me strong. I have also a fine line of Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Linoleums. ftnuki* a spmirttrof hoi’ffiajt .>’£> GARDEN SEEDS BOYS’SHOES. S.*-i:>y . 1‘! bright and cheerful when be comes home Our line of Rugs, size 9x12 feet is very large. Caipete from Sic to $1.50 of Minneapolis, Minn., for tale. at night" Held Reunion at Ada June 15th per yard. Linoleums 50c, 60c and up. •. Thousands - of unfortunate women are COBB'S CORNERS. PHILIP LL'TZ. Win Hold Next One In This City. n,ere „er,. mrire, «t the church tn just this position—women who are 12V N. Creek Street. Hccond door Mjith ot rtMoffio-. rapidly breaking down in body, and whoseThe surviving member.ot the Eighth ' Suiul.y evening. Rev. Kidd oOicistin*. minds are becoming dark and dull with , Mich. Veteran Volunteer Infantry fell j George Fuller of Ann Arbor visited suffering and despair. They bare tried to fight off 111 health; into line once more at Ada. June 15. j friends and relative* in this neighborPhone 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. have struggled to keep ud in spite of pain Many have wondered whether do tip W. F. Dickerson, President; James hood Sunday. Wh,te Wai8tB Bl,d WhUe sk{ru of ’ and weakness that their husbands should Cooper. Sec’y. we do. And what is more we do the I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Youngs of Ha»- not guess their condition. RIGHT. One trial will convince you thif Fifty seven answered to their names. ; tings spent Saturday and Sunday at ‘we do. this no longer. Their strength is gone; A large number of the wives and laugh­ Geo. Ingram's. their will power no longer strong enough ters of comrade* were present. Mrs, PhM 243. J. Stark. Pre). Amy Colly closed a very successful lo carry them through. So they turn to J. C. Buchanan, wife of the late Capt. druggiit and doctor, not for alow acting term of school in tlie Cobb district tonics that will gradually restore health, Buchanan, of Grand Rapids, never Friday, with exercises. but for aome drug that will give tempo­ misses a reunion. Nay Bump and lady of Hartings visi­ rary atrength—that will key them up— The ladies of Ada prepared a sump­ that will make them ’’ bright and cheer­ ted Iva and Glenn Moore Sunday also ful ” for even a few hours. tuous dinner and supper which the old wide truck—wide face wheels—heavy axle—convenient foot lift. attended Sunday School. Tbe result of such a course needs no boys said could not be excelled. Charlie Cobb of’Ann Arlior is expect­ comment. How different it would have Hasting* was voted the place for the been bad they turned to Rexall Mucu(JQC ed home this week. next reunion. June 14, 1906 Tone instead of drugs. From tbe first dose Mucu-Tone's strengthening influence Traverse Phillips was made president is felt —but instead of ruining mind and and O. H. Greenfield, Secy, and Treas. body. It restores both to health and vlgw. A million mowers have been built by the builders of the “Keystone*’ and Pausing uncertainly before a desk In Read what It did for Mrs. Funk r— this new mower is the best yet produced because it avoids tbe defects of the big Insurance office, the Illberniau CATARRHAL TROUB­ all others. A WONDERFUL RECOVERY. visitor said to the clerk, ”Oi want toDouble strength in every part where wear or strain occurs. Guaran­ LES PREVALENT tek out a pawllcy.’’ teed unsurpassed in lightness of draft, strength and simplicity. -r-“Life, Arc or marine'C drawled the cr Uinly kx>krd ten fear* olJer than 1 *m Local dapper clerk, with Infinite sarcasm. odd .’cr.eiH me temporarily but In Spring Month* Cause Catarrh “All three. Ol'm thlnkln',” retorted t7»‘b,e rtway* returned worM tnan ever. Then I heard of your Mucu-Tone the applicant "Ol’m goln’ fer a stoker and tboortl d»d not believe ft poMfblTtoV^ Breathe Myomei and be of thi. natur, by tkk;^ anytffinx In th’ navy.”—Puck. ‘n.y** «t«n»eh. I determined torveli^ToS; < Cured. 1’aris Green does the work. But. there are TWO kind* of Paris Green—THE I’URE-whlch it always pars to buy, and the I adulterated—which Is dear at ! what seems a cheap price, as you ;«inust use so much more. For Alleged Cruelty to Horse. Three Quarters Crop. WARRANTY DEEDS. Waldorff to Chas. H. Was Acquitted. PARIS GREEN Railway Time Tables C. K. & S. R. R. Michigan Central W.J. HOLLOWAY CORRESPONDENCE, : DRINKERS PROFESSIONAL CARDS. MY »W< H. FAIRCHILD. H v. “MARTHA WASHINGTON” BUSINESS DIRECTORY. For Lace Curtains TURN WOMEN AWAY FROM DRUGS Go To Me COY’S DAN LAKE. ROWLAND BROS. SHOES L.A. EATON. WHITE WAISTS WHITE SKIRTS. THE KEYSTONE" f The American Laundry- W. THE WORLD’S GREATEST MOWER AA ?VV.VV Nd. 77. iwwS’w5.JESSE TOWNSEND) CEMENT HOUSES ARE BETTER Than FRAME! ARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! ARE WARMER IN WINTER ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! They, are free from dampness and frost. These are facts that have been demonstrated. I make a specialty of doing High Qrade Work. 1 have the very latest and most improved machinery for making Csmsnt Blanks and am able to give customer* the finest finished work. Ido variegated work and ornamental cement work of all kinds. Aompnt *i walks... 1 hive bad a large experience in the cement business and wH1 b® pleased to figure with you if you are thinking of putting in a cement walk. 1 also do Plastering and High grade Stone work. For further particulars address Horace N. Palmatier, eiUMu-.iPboDe . VermOntvllle, Mich. ■ Catarrhal troubles are more common । afethis season than at any other time of the "year. The sudden changes , that come 'during tbe spring months I are^prodnetive of many canes of catar-1 ,rh that without proper treatment will become chronic. The pleasantest must convenient, and I only scienticfi method for the treatment and cure of catarrh, is Hyomei. Simnly -put twenty drops in the little pock­ et inhaler that coma* with every out­ fit, and then breathe it for three min­ utes four times a. day. The complete Hyomei outfit costs i but one dollar, and ae the inhaler will last a Hie'time and there is sufficient Hyomei for several weeks’ treatment, it is the most economical catarrhal! ✓remedy known. Extra Ix^ttles can be (procured for fifty cents. Ask W. J. I Holoway to show you the strong guarantee under which he sell Hyomei Bunthj BiJEltOT Tbe Dot You Han Alveys BaofM Get Your Year’s Reading NOW! rou.how tl,d > a® m»t i atrenath. and by the time To live In the presence of great truths and eternal laws, to be led by pernwnent ideate—that Is what keeps a man patient when the world Ignores him and calm and unsfioiled when the world praises him.— Balzac. tMl Sweet Innocence-^Pnpo Bays that you can’t afford to marry. Guileful Youth—Oh, how absurd! Why, It only costs a few dollars! Sweet Innocence— Is that so? How foolish paiia Is! I’ll tell him. Rexall Mucu-Tone work* through tbe bloodvcssoU, acting directly upon the mucous membranes, the congestion and -f *hlch tyrhal condition* which are the sole cause y'?.tr tropic, driving out the poiton and beahng the taw surfaces. It f.L the with rich, red. life-giving blood. Biggs—To think that a man should put an enemy In his mouth to steal away bls brains! Griggs—Yes. .and think-what a hunt tt must be for the enemy sornctlmeB! .Xte1 n'™ “d “"«■ Help thy brother's boat across, and. Io, thlno own’ has reached the shoreTHlndoo Proverb. < . *.*•* **u- ly aaincii »*?»en Ito. 77 well For the conveuieuce of those who wish to order alljif their papv.v at one time, all subscribers to tile Banner who are paid up to date, can pvt the Banner ana any one of the following for one year In affvann* follows: pound* in $3 Bxn.nv.k and Detroit Dally Frte 1‘rea.".................... Baxxkh and Detroit Dally Journal Baxsr.H and Grand Rapid. Herald Basnek and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal . . BaxnEu and Detroit Free Pre.. Farm and Live block . Journal....... ........................ . .................. .'.I....'................ Banner and Michigan Farmer............................................ Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Orean Banner and New York Tribune Farmer KT.-- OS* 75 35 OU 30 •To those living on Rural Routes, only. Sordainly at our store. Price, 50 cents botUeordcr« promptly filled. FRED L. HEATH * CARVETH. • ’ £ ♦ + These special rates are offered as an accommodation to BANNER pal’ ran*. If there is any paper or magazine Jiut on the above list on wlmn we can save you money we will try and do«*o. Remember the BAjNNfcK 1* never sold for less than $|.0Q whether in combination or ajune. All special prices are made on the other papers in the combination ■■I A FIRST CLASS MOWING - - MACHINE FOR - - �HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE OILY OILS . । : .value of machine oils ,. jiends of course upon­ ! ., lubricating and .. iring qballties. Our , :ence in handling •. Ahtable to us and ... valuable to you. \vt ,-arry a first-class oil ; - -w'ers, binders and . ;anu machinery: .rctvd with care . i'l>e depended up­ : give ibe greatest vaine for Its cost. I I | A NEW THRBSHtNO MACHINE. Mr. Hin , Paynr h*. pr .phr.lrd th. largeM yield ot »h..t thl. y.ar thal Michigan ha. 1>M tor a numbor ot yrarr and tn order to lakr cat, dt ihl. rnornou. crop a brand ne„. Adrane» thrashing uuu-hlnr war nwirmary .nd Uli, hr ha. l«.u<hl new from Ul. .hop. The mackln, I, Kt in.. 32 in. cylinder. elrhter Vd ertnd M.oker. .nd Harry .ay. !««,.. th,,„ „ Mn< ruch a lante crop Ihl. ye*r he will hot ! self-weigher and wind ’ stacker, and by tin nd from both side* and save nil - of ft. Mr. ^ayne now l« in' position to , do a lot of threshing this fall In a No. I I way. and the farmers who patronise him will certainly be satisfied with the results. . NORTHEAST BARRY. William Kelley was In Hastings Mon­ day on business. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lelehtleltner at­ tended the’band convention last week at Woodland. The new organ that was purchased for the school house so long ago. failed to come, ha* been mlaseht and cannot be found at present. . Elmer Staple* of Woodland Is visiting friendsjn this vicinity. John Willison h„t n b|g hog one duv List week. • E. Piter and So| Stuntoii, with their wives, went to Hastings Saturday Luther Brown I* treating his house to a coat of jmjnt. which is a great im­ provement. . Mlles Fisher, who Is working in Kalamazoo, spent Sunday, -with hi* family In this nelghbynhood. BASEBALL GAME. ’ iLq.ld* nre visiting their neke. Mrs. Last Saturday the Hastings baseball Ebben Pennwk. team journeyed to the' pleasant Hale ’ Clifford Morford ha^ a'hew'carriage. resort town, the place that Mr. E. Il' Aaron Bt.uru-I! of Charlotte h apen** |,Conrad wonder* when the pepple will ; G<‘ compelled t<> leave It tn go to jheaven.'t» play ball. The game was HOPE. called at 3 p. in. rfnd u ^-ry large crowd Mrs. Ora Hines of But: le Creek Is the ; was at the grbunds witness the ' game. The Delion boy* were ven . much the strongest and butted the ’ Hastings pitcher nil over the diamond. J< nken* .fnd w‘fP Of- Prnirift lit • winning an easy vktoty. score bolus IS to 5. Mark Fox of Cl-‘-..-ntale and ilarrtson of Shultz were gu<-* M. Manning and daughter Myrtle were In Kalamazoo Thursday. Mrs. Carrie . McDonald and ____ Mtss Mrs. Towns&id. ivho has been visitin'.: Ghildan CuUlns of Shuilz hvljM-d .Ed her aunt. Mrs. M. Manning, went to Katamaxoo Wednesday to take the EAST ORANGCVILLE. teachers" examination. Mr. .and Mrs. George Dlnkle. and Ml«s< May Hart has ^enj working for daughter Kathrine drov«| to Kalamnxoo her grandma for few days. Wednesday to ptteiid the commence­ Several ’.front here tunjk jn the ban-.l ment exerrtlaeB’ot the Nazareth acad­ convention Ait WooJI.ghI 1 <*-• Thursemy. and their daughter! who has beun attending th>- academy, returned home Mrs. Mailnda Qrofford of Trout Lake, 'whh them for the naffimbr vacation. In upper Michigan, wan visaing friends The band boys and a great many •other people of thltt place attended the batid t 'urriament at Wuiodland Thurs­ William I’. Ji’hnrox’* house. day. ; ; CTharicy Powers antf family qp’ent Idttle Paul Fautkjier Irvltbrated his Sunday with Richard Johncox. fifth birthday-last hiiursday.by Inviting Idltner Dewaters and wits'of lycine.' In 11 of his little fiends. Th.* after­ WUl. have mhved .ick hare efi; account noon was spent, pliying games and the of Mrs. Dewaters’ health. Think they most jdeasing feature f..r the little ones will live In Clov^pdaic. was the tree that t|>r candy continually Anna Johtteox, who-haj’ been sick, js dropped from, This thpy called the better. • “candy tree.’ Rt-freehmenpi were POLLEY DISTRICT. served and all departed after having sp'nt a most enjoyable nrternoon. _____ _Mrs. __ T. ____ Ixrenz _____ > _____ Dixon have M: -and Rusaeij Norwood of KalAmnzoo Is vis­ gone to Prichardville. called there" by iting his parents. Mr. anti Mrs. Frank the serious Illness ot Mr. Icon’s Norwood. father.________ • , Mr. and Mrs. THoracc Pennock hdva A number front this vk-taity atcended been entertaining their niece. Miss children's day exercise*’ tit Milo Sun­ Edith Pennock,of Hickorji Corners.- the day cvehlug. Grace ant Josephine Schaffhausw are Mm, Karl Loveland wcnit to Kalama* visiting their granUparvnis. Mr. and too Thursday to meet her father. Mr. Mrs. UguK- Newton of Wall Lake. Temple of Prairieville. •n his way home Our Price 25c per Gallon dealers at'k 35c and i; the tumie grade. [. FAULKNER, [[LIS 1!IL DR.LOGIJT. IK HIGAN on res. WILL PAY to come to DELTON my stock ot Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Building Material : i.i kinds, i f yon are thinku of building it will pay ;." d j ’O because I can SAVE YOU MONEY. A Your Summer Wearing <• Apparel > is L. L’. Loveland & Son, > VOUR TRADE j | WANTED j * HOPE CENTER. Elmer Payne returned from Lowell SM^M.ry Acker b„ —red ' ] 4 4 4 4 fotrnnwrewA? 1905. r-y 11 _ I would not let me jp till I bad promlsod. | I am now tbe wife of an army officer I met In tbe east. My dear brother and sister-in-law have followed up their kindness to me. and to the latter I ain working for Mr, iMac again after torwmui upending a few day, at t><xne. | Our parent, were very poor, and my Indebted for many things that her for­ tune has enabled her to do for me. • W. M. Shedd and wife ipeht Sun- brother and 1 would both have grown MARY P WINSLOW. day at Gid Wilkinson’s. | up without any education had It not Arthur Gesler aud mother visited at bwn thftt paa,‘ wbo WQb a P*<« ,n ,he A MEDICINE. THAT CUKES John Earl’s of Prairieville Friday. I boO8c -of »*P«*en tat Ives, found favor In tbe twelfth century not less tbaa Otto Acker, is working for Henry *'“* °< thl' ”bo gave fifteen epidemics of dlNeasc und niany Can we dispute Meade. ’ i “iIU ““ «Pl*’>ntment to We*t Point fmulni-s carried off tbe iteuple of Eng­ the well - known thatAmerican „, ’ . , A I This made Paul an officer In tlie Unit- land. q*be thirteenth century saw women are ncr.u ?? 'lUitt fr’,'uent , State, euglurer.. while ^well. twenty pingin'-* nud ulnetwm famines, through thl. vtcmlty. j whnt 1 do afuy mother, death while*, the fourteenth bad a black reeHow often do we t>rd of dl*ea*e. In 134S the “lilack Jacob Siertaema and daughter spent but go out to service? hear the expresSunday at John Bush's. ’ ■ | Paul came to see me duringthis fur- plague” or “black death," which was brought Into .tbe country from the vous. it seems m if ‘Mrx Felix Chamlierlain visited : at lougti summer ns u cadet, but It-was east, caused tlie death of lOu.UOO perI should fly; " or, her daughter's Mm. Florence Wilkin- Qot pleasant for him to let his class- ions-ib Ijonduti alone, while in Europe “ Don’t speak to sou’s Wednesday. j. mull's know tliat hl* ulster wiv- a altogether 25,W.W.tXM» fieuple fell vic­ me." Little things annoy you and tims to its ravages. In 1485 the . Mnu John Barner who came home on '‘"*1 " ’ «nr embarrna. make you )irritable; you.can't sleep, account of her !«x>r beeltb i. improv- to“ ,or Wm- H- ""U<I<A do auylbliig. “sweating slekneM*' ap|w>ared In Eng­ you are unable to quietly and calmly ing at this writing. I t0 ,lft u,e oul of MUeh “ ,uen,«l position; land. causing groat tiestructfon of hu­ perTorm your daily tasks or care for cadet bus only onlv enough eiinturii fpotp from tin? tin* man life. Lt rtnipppnr>*d at various in­ your children. । for a cadet tervals* for a ecutury tiivrvufter. Thu The relation of the nerves and gen­ j government to pay his way at the acadPRAIRIEVILLE, I emy. <'onsv«|ueutU’ on graduating he last terrible, visitation of tlie plague erative organs in wpmeg is so close by which that nine-tenths of the nervous pros­ Fred Nansel and family returned tu ■ didn't come again, though be Wrote me In -England wu* In IOU. iXm.i Ilves w.en* lust In London alone.- tration. nervous debility, the blues, their home in Prairieville Munday af­ tliat now be wn* an officer on .uffi<s*r> This epidemic was followeil by tlie sleeplewiness and nervous irritability ter spending the school year in Hast­ . pay.* be would do something to elevate great lire of HWi. wbh-h tlestroyed Id,- arise from some derangement of the ' ing-. , . my condition. Bnt ii {second lleuten- 000 bouses, including all tin- most organism which makhs her a woman. Will Havens uf Battle Creak spent nut’s pay is very small in proportion to densely |»opulutitl |K*rtlons of the city. Fits <rf depression or restlessness and irritability. Spirits easily affected, so the week here-risiting his .sister. ; his expenses, nnd so It was that Paul Tlie rebuilding of lx>u<l<in with some that one minute she laughs,* the next regard to sanitary laws appears, to minute weeps. Pain in the oviries and Mr. and Mr*.* Tip Ketcham of and I drifted away’from one another. have put the first check cm the epidem­ between the shoulder*. Loss of voice; Martin spent Sunday with Mr. and | Ten- year* passed. 1 was lady’s maid Mrs. Mark Norijis Goo. Ketcham ;• for Miw Itosullud I'hihlii®, a wealthy ic disensM-s that had previously devas­ nervous dyspepsia. A tendency to cry at the least provocation. All this point* tated Its imputation. ' HcCoin|Htnied them home( J’°unK lady In Washington. She was to nervous prostration. Nothing will relieve this .distressing .1. H. DrommunJ und fnn.il>- uf Gnunl ™k-ng„l when 1 hre n. nire tu ... ... . . । /.it ., u'lv.i 11lived i'o<l ..ntr ..n .1 1 u t(Util. condition and prevent month* of pros­ one who dtataure. Miss Phil ­ Henry Smart, the English .-umj>oscr, Rapid* are visiting his parent* here. ' Ujch never mentioned lover to me. played a hue organ In a IxJialon church, tration and suffering so surely a* Lydia Stephen Temple returned from WB2< n ^nn| ^jr| nnturully retl- and his recital after service attracted* E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs. M. E. Shotwell, of 103 Flatbush , Missouri Thn’raday. I cent, nnd would worn to talk confldeit'- Blurb attention But oue morning aft­ Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y., writes: — -■ -Mire Ruth Young nnd■ Brother New. . Vinliv tlullr with will, an m-mutt ft was not er a sejevthni from one of Musart’s "I cannot exprus tbe wonderful relict I man are vl.lting their brother in ’ known In society that she was en- ninxse* a church warden ctune into the bare exp-nerv-vd by taking Lvdia E Pink­ I gnjpxt Indi’ed 1 would uot bate known organ loft and “begged.to Inform Mr. Vegetable Conijound. 1 niffered for Gratiot Coonty. Mrv Dora Rockwell I It myself had I not sixm bulky letters Smart that they, had <lecidt«! that they a long ton- with m-rvoua preetration. back­ and daughter Bernice of Hickory Corn­ ache, headache, less of appetite. I cookl I constantly coming:ln. , • . could nut have such jiggy stuff played not sleep and would walk the floor almost ers are-visiting her patoqta Mr. anil Ono day it letter arrived that put my In their church.” Mrs. Giblw. mlstres’* in a flutter, and I heard .her ’•Very well, Kir." was the answer; -it Mr*. Huldah Lehner, of Delton i»' sny to her father, ’ ‘ ’ ‘Ile’B l>e here lu a shall be* altered.” few days." He came in the afternoon Next Sunday dirge-like sounds pfo-' visiting Mrs Sarah Collier. alfutif 3 o'clock. My mistress was with ceeded from tlie organ, mid tbe warden “ T am a well woman, my nervousnrsi Is *11 Mim Opal Hyde is spending :i ft^V him 111 the library till 5, when she rang gene and my friends say I look lea years congratulated tbe player on the sol­ yoanper." ’ / days in Lansing. for the to bring In tea. .Of course I emn uud elevating effect of the muWill not the volumes of letters from Miss Nina Brandstetter returned looked at her 'lover. The face was slaL^I am glad you like ft.” answered women mode strong by Lydia E. Pink­ from Lansing Saturday. • fiHnlltar to me front the first becom­ Mr. Smart. "Doubtless If 1 play it a ham’s Vegetable Compound convince ing more und more so till I recogni^Ml Mr*. Clue*. Smith and Mark Norris my brother Paul. He scarcely gluncv*d little quicker you will iw«e the reason all women of it* virtues ? Surely you why it affected you.” ‘And. suiting the cannot wish to remain, sick and weak Sr. mid wife were in Kalamazoo -the at tue. ■ action tu tbe word, the popular strains and discouraged, exhausted each day, but of theVeek. I kept my eye* flxisl on the tea-’ of -Jump Jim Crow” resounded from when you can be aa easily cured os ether women. Mi** Sadie McLc-ay and Ralph Cairnt; cups, but just before gohig out I looked tho organ. After this Henry. Smart attended commencement exercise* at nt him again. Ills’ eyes were fin'd on played what be Hired.—Loudon Tele me with n glam-e I shall never forget. graph Hasting* Friday. There whs r«,s*ogr|ltlon. but with It pain Mr. and Mr*. RichardsiKre occupying and fear. I looked away without any .Mr. Chase’s house. evidence of recognition and ’ left the A brisk dally walk or a ride on horse­ Mt. and Mrs. Peter Adrianaon. of room. back beats any more elaborate forms . ’ Delton spent Sunday with their son Paul was n great deal at tlie botw, of physical exercise for simplicity com­ nnd of course we met ofb'n. Whether bined with efficiency. In walking, espe­ .here. We Per cent on ho thought I didn't recognise him or cially if the ground is somewhat undu­ whether he assumed that I would not lating. n very large number of muscles LAOEY. Pay O Deposits. embarrass him by making our relation­ are brought into natural and easy play, Mrs. .lame* Hill’ hire been visiting ship known l did nut know. At any sufficient, at any rate, to sttaulatp tbe her daughter Mrs. Ghas Nickerson. ..i. <*..»£***<. ne ignoreu We loan money on Real Estate rate, he Ignored me. tnougn though tI ueiecwu detocidd circulation, which in Its turn compels George Clark and family of Penfield J a pained expression on his face every full expansion of the lungs and due > or. good Bankable paper. We( i loan our money at home, and -doi visited nt Bert Clark’s over Sunday. 1 entenxl a room where he was. aeration of.tbe blood. The professional business with people we know Calvin Stevens i* sick with erysipelas. . On one occasion I was alone with him. or business man require* uo more than > are all right. We. do a safe, con ( ' Mr* Elsie Steven* visited her (laugh- > «»“ ke was thinking of speak- this to keep him tit for tils duties, pro­ i servative business und have < ter Mn. Hilt Jr. “V«“> *>■'• tnlctlt vided h«. follows tbe ordinary rules of ni«L-<It h:t>>l,.r rut him I innoitnlntwl «■ . floney to Loan 1 make It harder forJilm. 1 maintained f. health In respect of bathing, eating, Mis* Parker clcsetl her first term of servant’s jh iuranor and ns soon n* drinking anil clothing. If he Is afflict­ I at reasonable rates, Deeds, i .school in ’ the Stevens District last possible left the room. . ed with a sluggish liver. Indigestion or flortgages and Legal Thursday with a pioinic. jj Thun came the announcement of the inactivity of file alimentary canal as a y Paper* Drawn. । Some uf the Lacey young at-engagement | whole, a man may derive more benefit* ‘’New York Draft*, Insurance ______________ , ,___ „ . people . nnd immediate-prvpnratendeil tlie dance nt Moses Strickland’s. !. tlons fur tbe wedding. Paul’s n'glmeid to health on horseback. But that Is and Bonds Sold. Mrs. Jennie Roe and son Neale of was stationed in the Pbihpplues. aud really a curative form of exercise.— DIRECTORS: Lake Odrew uru rlalting her i-rem.. be bad rroMved a leave ot abw-tuv p> London Chronicle. .A. A. ALDRICH.IPresIdcnt. Mr .miMr. K.m inn.*_______________ come home to be married. Just before Mn and Mr*. Sam Jones . I the wedding my ndstre** told me that J. 0. t1UQHES.lV. President. . There wa. a good atb-nd^ce at the wa> w w|Uj jum. counting E. S.‘MOREHOUSE. Cashier. R. S. HARTER, M. D. DR. McLEAY. Children** day exercises at the M. E. j ou remain In her service one WILLIAM ELLIOTT. Church Ihm Sunday. I make tbe journey with her. I declined. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON L. P. TERPENNINQ. J . The W. C. T. V. will meet w;ith Mis* She coaxed mid offered higher wages. .JAMES COLUNS. ' OFFICE HOVRS-U to 12 a. m.. 1 to p.m.. 7 Annie .Tunes uf Liicv Wednesday after- ' but I remained firm in my resolution, tosp.ni.. All calls promptly allended. Tele­ noon June 28. The subject uf tbe Ono day she rang for me when she was phone at offiM, ■ • mreting will be the work, of jury ! "IU I’nul und Mld to blm Ixfore iw: Office at re»idsoce,-l»ettoa. Mich. ,, • « c . • S< leutinc । "Helena nays not go with Hunt of • jsite will jiuuu .National ai.i.u. kSupt. J j us, nu|J j f(tar have to chaag(. Temjitrance' Instruction. ’ my pfans anil let you go t>ack without It whs regreted very much that tho I’erimpayou can' jarsuade her." president And Bower mission Sapt - "either you must ’’Helena.” •lie said,' were not nble to lx« at the hutt meet- !1 go with us-or we wiirpot go together." He spoke with sincerity and resolu­ irtg. A numler of bouquets were sent tion. I was astonished. A gilt nee at t i the sick and others. him assured me that he hud made known his wIsh. SOUTH ASSYRIA. “Very well.” I said. "Rather than be Bomo of the young people attenilrel I tbe eausekif-yQur parting I will go.” graduating Cxerci-»-s at the Briggs Tliat night after Paul left Miss Phil­ lips came upstairs very quickly and. Church. THE FAMOUS>= Crops are looking tine in this com­ passing me without looking or speak­ ing to mo, went info her room and munity. Quite a number of Assyria friends locked tho door. 'Hie next morning when I went to attend her she drew clasped the hands of Rod and Mary me down beside her on the bed. Ornid.ee of Dowling Friday as they •‘Helena.” she fluid, “I have not slept ware enroute to join a family gathering a wink all night. I have bud a terrible The best general purpose Hay Loader to decision to make, and I have made H Saturday. on the market Mias Carrie Berry and sister Mrs. Hat­ I have decided for Paul and for you. Will load hay from the Last night be told me all. Circum ­ tie Kcnnedy’of Long Island are expect­ ed! "Friday ;to 'make an extended visit stances have forced -you apart and BUNCH, WINDROW, SWATH with their parent* Ed Berry and wife. placed him In an embarrassing p<mltion. You have both acted with groat ANY OLD WAY MiM Cora Willison is working for tact and JudgmenL Just as I would ' to Irvie Wilbur thia week. have had you act Will guarantee1!! to load Beans and The social that was held at the Linc­ "Paul und I wish you to accompany Clover Seed-and uot shell as many as oln school house was quite well at­ us till wo have sailed- ns my maid to it wonk! by using a fork, and L OTS avoid talk, after that as our sister." tended Proceeds for the L. A. 3She put her arms around my neck less work. Ed Berry is harvesting a fine crop। and kissed me. It is the lightest Draft Machide on of strawberries. . “Oh, no; I can’t do that” I said, The children of James and Esther the market. Come and see one set up tears streaming from my eyes. *Tve Willison held their 15th annual reunion always worked for my living, and I and hear more about it. . at their childhood- home in Assyria on1 must keep uu working for IL If Paul their mother’s birthday June 17th. All1 were rich Instead of you it might be You vowcan canfind nnsItitatai , of the children, grand children and1 different but even then he could not great grand children were present ex­■ lift me from tbe station In which fate i has placed me. ” cept one. After visiting and jeeting a "Paul has mado some investments bountiful dinner was served and at 2! - that have returned him something. He o’clock they assembled ;in the parlor came back expecting to find you and where recitations, songs, and instru­’ help You shall go with us and mental music made sweet melody. At। staywlthus." ’ closing all joined in singing ‘God Paul end Rosalind and I met later in DELTON, M1CMIQA.N. Iw with you till m eet again” The■ the drawing room, and both Paul and next meeting will be held in Bellevue? Rosalind put their arms about m&apj Mr. F. J. Hartman of Newaygo was Mrs. Grorge Munroe atui daughter. In town last nM looking after his Golda. also Bessie Bissell, wen- th<gilral* of Mrs Elmer Kelley of .Delton milling property. Ddtonr. Michigan. Ml.«s Galleta B-rrough* <if Hastings Is Friday evening. H.ninr<L.D-»IRtlv of I1IM "3* In this visiting Miss Queen' Bialckman this vicinity Sunday • Mr. Hardy of Grand Rapids Is in town HICKORY CORNERS. writing ut> Insurance and I* meeting with good success. , • Mr. and Mrs- F. C- Fitch of Jackson THE TIME TO BUY Mrs. Mary Kinsley of Lj- Angeles. are spending * two weeks’ yu—atl"ii ai C’.iL. visited her uslce. Mrs. Minnie Cut­ M. M. Rockwell**: ’ ler. Monday. Mr. and Mrs Tucker of Grand Rapids Mr. and -Mrs. J. G. Cutler spent Sun­ are guests of Mr. and Mrs- Albert day with Frank Town and ;wlfe of East Roach. • Burry. Lust Friday the Richland boys came ladles of the Hattie Creek bivr at din­ to Delton to play ball wijh the home ner und hive meeting Saturday. boys. Tht-*^game was ap one-sided. Mrs. Henry Brown- of Baltic Creek Delton xvfnning by a score pf 18 to 7. visited old friends here Saturday and’ Mrs. Mamie Hetrick and Miss.Blanche Sunday. Chase of White Cloud, who are vffilllng Ford Stralton of Allegan l» Irrtuwn. in town, were callers on Mrs*..J. O. CutWillis Rockwell of Niles Is home f..r at Hand. k-r and Belle Monday. a few day*. \ Mr. Flower of RlclNand is vtsimng bis • - ■ -hewing as tine a |,ine of daughter. Mrs. Will Cassidy. - DELTON CHURCH NOTES. • - 'is in makes and patMr. nrtd Mrs. John Perkin* «‘f Fra rlre Children’s day was appropriately ob­ c in be found in the served at the Delton church. The rille spflnt Bunday with F. Dh'trfc-h and • ' .Made by ihe best houses church was beautifully decorated and family. ' • y us Is a guarantee. Howard Bush of Kaluina«-o is spend­ the exercises wen- ail go^d and the Good Clothes church was not large enough to hold ing b>* vacation with his gnindphrutU*. the people. The Cressey Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. James Ciidwallader. The funeral of Mrs. Ada Fetal had a well-arranged program for .the Furnishings r occasion. The collection In both places held Wednesday at th.- home -f daughter, Mrs. Clara Aldrich'.•j us and you will be Mr*. Kokh Lawrence and baby of Lan­ -i with whafyou buy. The hist quarterly conference for the year will be held at Delton M. E. sing are guests of George Swanson. Vera Cortrlght uf Grand Rapids and church Saturday at 3*J30- The presldIng eider. Dr. Collen. wlH be present. Mr. Ironsides of Hustings *P<^t «Wn* W.e can arese you complete A full attendance of the .members Is day at A. G. Cortright’v. heatf to foot. . Mr. and Mrs. A. Whittemore are visdesired, with reports from etas* leaders, presl^nts of Epworth league and itu.K Jobe Wlllron. ot Cllm.k I, vlrtUBB ladles’ aids. ' The quarterly meetings will be bold friends und relatives here. at Delton M. E. church at 2:30 Sunday The Clothiers, CLOVERDALE. afternoon, the presiding elfier having Delton and Pralrfevllle, Mich. charge of-the love feast preceding com­ Little Dorothy Collins ipei't m«* lot week in FTnrieviUe with her munion service. Mrs. C. H. Hulett ot Okemos I* visit­ grnndparonts-Denni, Collins and wile. In, her >l>l*r. Mr.. O. .T. El»h»r. Ihl. Beroioe Collins ’■«”* S,"4*J. In week. OrengoriUe with her r-otwin Christy Regular preaching sendees next Sun­ day morning at Delton; •«««<. 'Uhe DeBack. Stoning of Stephen." Acts 75U. One dny Inst •rook, while lauw D«No service at Cressey next Sunday on Bsck's dog wm lapping* wnter from tbe water tank n bnllherf toned Mm ? ■ i AreVou one of the many 2 account of quarterly meeting. PrcXChlng at Cloverdale Sunday even­ by the tongue and he came out of his patron? of the ' ' native element, in a hurry- No dam­ > DELTON ROLLER MILLS? { Tlie Earnest Workers of Cloverdale age was done .the fish, but the dog will sen-e ice cream next Saturday was badly frightened and drinks no wtmW b® have 41 evening. . .h r-’ V\.wouia DC pleased pleased to to have . . The Ladies’ aid of fcressey will have * xive us a trial order. The i p'Kh-s’radc roller flour made by Mrs. Mary Tinker of Yankee Springs an ice cream social at Philip Barber r k vl 5 >:’v’nR splendid satisfacis visiting her sister. Mrs. Marian next Friday evening. r wherever used. Dled-At Delton today. Pout O. Bug. Kingsbury. from eating Faulkner’s PffiHs Green. Children's Day will be observed at CUSTOrt WORK, , It’sa mistake to imagine that itch­ the Evangelical Church here next Sun­ A SPECIALTY? > -I ing piles can t cured; a mistake to day. ____________ — — > OILTON ROLLER MILLS, miffoerr a day longer than you can help. Doan's Ointment brings instant > DELTON, MCHI6AN. at M. I. Willison'srelief and jiennannt cure. At anj drug store. _5o cent*. W. H. Chase 22, CJ a J Nervous Women M(l,d Delton State Bank ffi to IALDRICH BROS.l £ 2 New Deere Hay Loader Mi to to J {ALDRICH BROS.,! T �HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 22. 1906. WANTS! I THE GRANGE \ If you have anything useful that you wait to sell, or If there ^anything useful you want to bay, place an adv. in tbe BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. •HULTZ. Mr. aud Mrs. Chao. Kahler of North Barry and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Latibaugh of Delton. Mra. .Carrie Shultz GLASS CREEK GRANGE. Common Council Proceedings. Common council met in special ses­ sion Monday evening, June 12.1905. for ' the purpose of considering the advis­ .ability of graveling Michigan avenue, Mayor Heath presiding. : Present at roll call—Aids. Barber, Brooks. Horton, Sentz, Weissert. Ab­ sent—Alda. Grant, Hall, Hilton. The following resolution was present- of this, place, gave a. dinner at Wall Lake an Thursday of this week Roll Call-Bible Quotations. in honor of their. Uncle and Recitation—Edna McKibbin. Annt Mr. and Mrs. H. Dash, of Gen- • Selection—Emma Otis. If you have a buggy that’s lying Reading—The Liquor Problem, Zola esee O&.N.Y. and their sister Mrs. : idle In the barn; a stove or Lixxie Darling, who is about to leave dred and fifty dollar*, be expended on grading Otis. . other household goods you for Yale, St. Clare Co. to join her and impruving Michiffaa avenue and It !• under­ Recitation —Maggie Otis. don’t use; if yoa have any stock stood that the prujwrty cwnereat their pan exhnriiand who is loom fixer in the wool­ ttenae ba<e aifreed u> pate the gutter*. What are the first essentials to a you want to dispose of; a house J. C. UABBEn. you want to sell or rent; If you tastefully furnished room?—Zera New­ en m ills there. - Moved by Aid. Weiuert that same .e want a girl for house work; in land. Mr. and Mrs. J. Horn, Mrs. Fred adopted. Carried—Ayea, all. fact if you want to buy, rent or What are the advantages of a disc Zerbel were among the guests. Tbe j The following application was presell, just try our Want Column sebted: . ' harrow?—G. H. Otis. day was very pleasantly j<pent: Still It brings buyers and sellers toThe petivtoOer. <Gev. M. Rsad. ot the dty ot How I would simplify farm work if with a feeling of! sadness at the |■ Hastings hereby make* ai>p;kattoo for a Ikense Ssthcr, and only costs ONE a plumber under an ordinance the city <4 ENT A WORD FOR EACH I were a man. — Ella Otis, Mattie thought that the hour of parting was j, a« Hastings and says: That hi« place of business INSERTION. Try it. i- at Hast mgs, in thedtv al Ha»xing«, and that 1 Havens, and others. I again so dose at hand. | he is a rod dent .4 tbe city <4 Hastings, and coOMusic—Ira McCallum and Geo. Payne. I siderH himself qualified to carry qti such bu«ine-s Owing to the busy‘time the L.A. S. ! and that he K willing to be gwerngtl by the ordinWANTED—A young girl or elderly Selection- Orville Burghduf at Mrs. Willard Psyne'a last week Ii anceti. rule* and netful.tttoas which are or may t>e Oman to wash dishes, do light hotiMt! ad.-pted bv the common council. Decuision: Which’ are the most profit­ ork and look after a little child. InThursday was not vefy largely attend- . Dated. June 12th. I**. GfiOMdE M. Ra»>. uint> at BANNER office for name and able 3 cows or 100 htms?—F. Hart hey. ed. Those present rdport a vary pleas­ On motion of Aid. Weisaert same was :her particulars. Ed Otis and B. M. Jenkins. accepted. Carried— Ayu», -all­ ant time. . : ■ ’ . Tbe following application was preMr. And Mrs. .Wm -Tuttle are enter- j■ st-nied: .taning their grandsoA of Woodbury. Ij The petitioner, James A. Whitcomb, ot the city i u! Hastings-hereby makes'application for a Mrs. Orin Loomifi and slip Harry |I license^a* a plumber under an ordinance ol the ANNOUNCEMENTS I city. "Hastings and says: That hi» place of went to Hickory Coriera Saturday t<r! business h> at 4J2 West Male street, hf the city o: [ Hastings, and that he is a resident of the etty ot j Epworth league Sunday evening at visit her otiier children. Ifiir little j Ha-t ingx. and considers himself qualified tocarry I on -such busmoA and that he is- wiUiajr to be ■ 6:30. Topic Missionary Work in South granddaughter Ellen Kelley -returned'। ifio croed by tlie ordinances, rule* and retfufatnms home with them Sunday to sjiend ,sev- > which are or may te adopted by the cumnum • America. Izader Mrs. Clara Brown. eral days. i The following program will be given Mr. and Mrs Pitta, eiitertained tcIh- | by the members of the Young People's i Society of the U. B. Church next Sun­ lives from East Maple Grove last week, j ' day evening. . three Miss Grace Chamberlain and friv.n Good I Organ Voluntary.1 sjient Sunday at Delton tbe guests of I Moved by Aid.’ Horton ’same be ac­ | Sclng—Congregation. \ Mr. and Mrs. Vern Loomis. cepted.- Carried—Ayes. all. FO 1 SALE—A good horse for gen­ । Prayer. F. Norwood of Deltion whs a guest at I . Moved by Alii. Horton Council ad­ eral use.. Enquire at my farm Sec. 18 j Song -Congregation. journ. Carried—Ayes all. Baltimore or address G. W. DeMott. F. Zerbel’s Tuesd/iy. Scripture liesson. James M. PAtten, Hastings R. E.!D. No 2. . City Cleik. CJarjwnters have commenced work on । Solo—Miss Phylena Wentworth. FOUND - Monday afternoon near | Recitation—Mamie Harding. Chas. Bodendorf’s new bam. Common council met iu regular sesthe fair grounds uppo^ije Book Ca*» Select reading—Mrs. Conlon. «iou Friday evening. June 16, 1905. Facuiry a new fountain <pen. Owner Mayor Heath'presidiog. . Lone Winded Oratory. Solo —Mrs. Shellenburger. may have the same by calling st the Present at roll call—Aid. Barber. It is no new tiling for thg bouse of BANNER office and paying charged. I Instrumental ^olo—Miss Wentworth. Brooks, Grant, Horton, Hilton, Weis* commons tqsuffer from long winded ora ­ ’ Essay—Miss Matthews. tory. As lougtigo as the sixteenth cen­ sen’. Absent—Ahls. Hall and Sentz , Reading—Miss Vinnie Reams. . Minutes of previous meeting read aud. tury Queen Bess soundly rated her law­ approved with one correction. ! Song—America. makers for not working more and talk­ Aids, Hal! and Sentz resumed their Reading—Mrs. Tongate. ing less, and some years later Speaker seats ou the council. ; Flag Song—Five Girls. Lang actually snccumlxx! to a succes­ Tbe following accounts were audited: Remarks— Pastor. sion of lengthy speeches. “Tbe house ! Song. is empty, and so he our stomachs.” one Impatient membef declared. “I ; Benidicction. . pray you, therefore, adjourn the de­ LOST—Wednesday evening about H i Rev. J. A.-Allen expects to o’clock on Jefferson street a i«>eket- ■the camp meeting at Clarksville la- bate for an hour." Bnt the speaker do-­ book. containing- a small amount of dined to budge front tho post of duty, money and a counterfeit half dollar. ■ ginning Friday June 23. consequently with the result that he was taken ill Finder plpase leave at this office and aviH not be at home for two Sabbaths and died shortly^fter. Brougham once receive reward*) His pulpit will lie supplied by others. epoke for six hours on end on law re­ FOR' SALE-rMwit Market in Hast­ Geo. Cappy will preach in tho form, Sheridan and Gladstone both ings doing gout! business, . good loca­ Townsend hall Sunday twenfag. have records of five h.w speeches. Mr. tion. Price reksohable. Inquire at the Biggar tied their record. aud Palmer­ । The young ladies of St. Rose's BANNER. , ston once be&! forth for four hours and ’ parish will hold an ioe cream social. a half’bn Dan Pacifico. FOR SALE—;New honse and corner ■lot. Good location, right price, easy 1 Saturday afternoon and evening June terms. Chax. H. Gaskill. 203 South St. . 24th from 4 to 10 P. M.’on’St. Rose's Hastings. Mich. 1 lawn. All are'cordially invited. One of the Inheklcnt liad mad* an' PASTURE TO RENT—One hundred j The services at St Rose's church next acres of good tamo pasture to rent for . Sunday moaning will begin at 10 horses or cattle, Enquire Frank ’’ o'clock. This will lie the regular honr Sutherland, Phone 101. for summer. The subject for the morning sermon nt the U. B. Church will be: '’5^ Wonderful Magnet.|' In the evening’ ’ the Young People’s Society will have Hastings Metal & Machinery Co SYLVESTER BREUSEL, Proprietor is established opposite the Chicago, Kalamazoo & Sagiliaw K. R| depot. INVITE THE PUBLICaud all my friends and and see me. 1 WILL PAY CASH FOR New ind Secoal Hiad Machinery, of ill kinds, also Old Iron, Brits, Copper, Rubbers. R«gs. etc. 1 will treat you fair and honest aud — pay r. the highest market prfee. Hastings MICH charge of the service. ! A program of a patriotic nature will be rendered. Mrs. Matthews nnd Mrs. Harding will have charge of the service. On Saturday evening July 2 Hon. J. C. Ketcham will deliver an address. All of the members of the U. B. Sun­ day School should be present next Sun­ day arrangements will "be made for a Sunday ’school Picnic. X Rev. Howard Van Auken will preach at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and evening. Morning subject! "ThelVision and Power of aChristian. ” I Evening topic * The Laughter and! Tears of Missionary Life in the South. " The . stand fuijied to the young man at her skle. . the d’jr o« Hasutws, respectfully honorable l>-«iy to cause a crosswalk ffibecoa«\jc-.rd acne* Oak Street on the snm ante of lihigan arenue roar pvtitwnats wUI ever prDatet!?Ha*ttngs. June WC5. Sitfned-Htram Rogers, t'ekw Hrmkins.B. A. Matthews. Wm. G. Forman. E. L. Smith. L. £. Smith. J. M. Henry, H. E. Birdsall. J. E. Rad­ ioed. On motion of Aid. Horton same was refered to riflewalk committee. Car­ ried— Ayes. all. Tbe following petition was presented: To the Mayi< and Common Council: . Gentleawo -We resl«th«»'Ve'‘,‘e!l *?** aW mad street in front «4 our residrnce be placed fn«a passable crciditton. A* it now Is the water d«* not run ofl readily and a small amount <* work would be all that is necessary. Si<nsd-Ji>hn • McPherson. J—eph. Ashalter. Moved by Aid. Barber that water copied. Carried—Aye*, all. Moved by Aid. Weiasert that thn main be extended two blocks south ou bond K>f James Whitcomb «» nrlncS Hanover street. Carried—Ayes, all. Moved by Aid. Grant that the .pe­ tition of C. D. ShelleobergerasklDg for of •1,000,W he accepted. corrie.1a two Inch water pipe to be laid from Hanover street east on Marshall street Moved by Aid. Sentz that the boi .j about 2? rods, be granted. Carried— Baker A Hence-.t as principal i: Aye*, all. I. .Henderabotl and W H. Stebb!r< « The following resolution was present- auretie. in the sum of ll.Ouu.uu . - u c*pted. Carried—Aye*. An Moved by Aid. Hal: that count Reaulved that the tinancr comoittec borrow «t.W tor general h.-gtreay fund and Wti tar the journ. Carried—Aves. ail. re tun* tor X day*. . J. C. Ba* axa. Jxme> m. Pattex. On motion of Aid. Hall same was acCity Clerk. ANNOUNCEMENT rvuvn -u.m .. .... .................... br »<*«: i«l Madixmatreet and I a^rr* u- taxe aud pay tor three hoa*c« and lanma. A. E. Kxxaszov. Moved bj^Ald. Brqoks that same be referred to water committee. Carried We take pleasure in announcing to the people of Hastings that we are now Ayea. all. The following petition was presented: ready for business, and to supply the BEST quality of GAS for Ulurhlnating Tu tbr Mayor and C»nuuun.CM|ndt ot Use City of H a«t>nir»: ' * Havixuf built two new hou-to* in the Mwnd ward’ ! am very drairou* id baildina walk» in front of xaine and petition your bonotaMe l-xly te |pve Mored by Aid Grant that same be re­ ferred to sidewalk committee. . Moved by Aid. Horton to amend original mo­ tion., giving the committee power to ac: Carried—Ayes. all. The following resolution was present.|Uired t--ascertain a» far as ixtostt’k »hat streets are beinc iccbpied by private parties thnwirb-sit the city and report the same tn the council so that actk® Inay be taken to pretuct the interests of the city lit »uch street* as are uccupicd and claimed by private parties. F. C. Baootu. and cooking purposes. We have one of the finest plants In the toun’r-. and you will be satisfied ifiyou use our product Jor either cooking or ilium inatlng. For economy as well as efficiency in lighting your house, store <u office, nothing can compare with COAL CAS, such ax we make, ing purposes. We have at our new offices on Jefferson Street the latest and best We ‘have the BEST GAS things In fixtures for illuminating purposes. STOVES AND RANGES on the market, and at the very lowest prict On. motion of Aid. Welttert same was You wont think you can afford to swelter over a |iot kitchen stox c ,w hen accepted. Carried—Ayes, all. you see them and learn how easily and economically they can be operand We Invite the public toicall at our new offices in the Jones' Building, Hastings Markets. . Hastings Markets are corrected every on Jefferson Street, and sec our display of STOVES AND FIXTURES, and. Wednesday morning aud cau be relied upuu as correct at that date. see the gas in actual use, and see how much better it is than anythin g Corrected Wednesday, Juno 21 1105. for Illuminating and cooking. HASTINGS GAS CO. . I have purchased a good supply of fijeworkn. and have some new things, which will be of interest to you. J , CELEBRATE 4th JULY and buy your fireworks aud finite of me. ■ confect°on1ryE^T FRED WOLCOTT George instinctively, braced himself to meet the question be foresaw as to what bad happened nnd what all tbe fuss was about. •••*>■•». * . “Wvlk~Jh-said. '*•’ • ■ 'V "Why' don’t they put a wooden In­ dian cigar sign on third In place of that moon faced duffer with the split cipher running gear and tho glass arm? That feUi.ru- couldn't stop a toy balloon if tt was tabbed right Into Ms flippers.’— Chicago Tribune. “Pearls are not found In oysters alorx-. Sometimes," said a lapidary, “tbey.are found In cocoanuts. I once cut a cocoanut pearL It was the size of, a pea, and its quality was good. .It re­ sembled an oyster ponrl, only tt was a little thiltar. Coeoanut pearls are found in tbe heart of the nut. It b thought tliat they are formed tv the bardeni ng The Y. P. 8. C. E. of Barryville j of tbe nut’s flesh. They are. so to will hold an ice cream social at Willis speak, a kind of cryfftflllfxed tumor or wart. These pearls are rare. They are Lathrop's, Wednesday June 88th. rarer then oyster pearls. They are also Revs. Trott and Cranfltdl will change i cheaper than oyster pearls, being less bard and less transparent’' -Pblladel' ' pulpits next Sunday morning. The Methodist Sunday School ill 1 phia Boltatlq, planning for a picnic at Thornajiple pike. _______ _ j Tbe first thing that strikes the stran­ ger In Davos, Switzerland, nnd strikes him unpleasantly is the bells. Not on­ ly does every coWj goat and gbpep wear Its bell, but when they are all shut up for the winter and we hope for a ITttJe rest then comes the Infernal eternal din from every cart, carriage, sleigh, omnibus and all other kinds of vehicle which ply for hire or otherwise. No doubt they become a necessity on the silent highways as winter progiwses, but that does not render them one bit more palatable. F. L. Heath, R. R. exturaaeo............................. 2.rU lntcriiaiton.il Seal Co., lat»>r ....................... ' Eujrrnc Mc.Murray.chiet <4 Fire Pepi... j«,.t." Moved by Aid. Grant the accounts be allowed und orders drawn. Carried— Ayes. all. Moved by Ald. BarOer the bill of Orval Haywood for unloading coal. K-00. be referred to fire committee. Carried —Ayes, all. Moved by. Ahl Grant that the bill.of the Detroit Sheet Lead Works be al­ lowed less the box and cartage. Car­ ried—Ayes. all. . The following petition was presented: To the Mayo» and Commoa Council of the City ot HMtfatft: GINS will ke 7 SPANGEMACHER’S AUCTION! AUCTION! fIrrfn<k>n Is Ancient. and we thank the public for their libettd patronage had no chance to avail themselves of this sale, we will continue to sell at AUCTION PRICES up to and in­ cluding ' Take this GREAT ADVANTAGE and get Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Class, All Kinds of Musical Goods, Also Spectacles and Eye Glasses First class Goods and at the Very Low’ftt Prices, John Bessrtier The Jeweler,JHastlngs, Mich. /rhe practice of irrigation is very an"dent water having been stofvd and distributed, tn this way in Egypt as early ns 2000 B. C. Persia. India. Cey­ lon, Chirm, as well as Peru And M»xi<», also bad irrigation work^ ages ‘ago. Even In Arizona remains of ancient ir­ rigation works enn be fouhd. which suggest that that eection Of tbe desert may have been eompbllM by men to “blossom -is the rose" many hundreds of years-ag-j. ’ Way Ck»n<r Her Mtnd. tlftle Etltal (laying down a book)— bo prtoCes always dress in silk and velvet and wear a cap with a white feather and ride a sweet little white pony? Mother-Not now. my pet. They dress Just like other boys. Little Ethel (sadlyi—Then I don’t think I’ll Jinks—I’m ewer so tnuph obliged for this favor, and If I ever have a chance I’ll do its much— Ilelhi, hero comes Bllfclns! Let’s dodge Intq an alleyway. pinltit—Tkmt you like Bllklns? JlnkHrHe dM me a favor once, and the fellow miry-vcant me to return It. 100 Cans of _ chi-namel Free Z~)NB c o< CHI-NAMEL (il» Chinese colored Varnish for floor* and furniture) will b« given FREE to each lady housekeeper asking for the same. This free can will color and var­ nish a chair or will give you a good idea how an old floor tk-iU Idok finished in Oak Chi-Mnltl. Boiling water or the blow frem a bamtner will not turn it white. Made »n all colore; Natural, (dear). Light Oak. Golden Oak. Dark Oak. Cherry. Mahogany, Rosewood. Satinwood, (green). Walnut. White and Black. Pull directions for'converting old furwtaare and old soft wood fleers into the beautiful hard wood finish. TImss <r« ths mat *J»crtM.d ia tM U4m»* Hosm JevraaL They will go quickly, no coma at once. 03064771 p.ir ..c>n omy as well as comfort the|c hot days, coal gas leads everything tor cook This will show you-the BAN­ NER’S SIMPLEX TYPE­ SETTING MACHINE, with­ out which, it would be impos­ sible to produce |the amount of home news we give our readers every week. Come in and see it in operation any week-day except ThursdayJXJXJX � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-06-29.pdf 6f833f6532a14768f604f9bf54aab33f PDF Text Text HASTINGS FIFTIETH YEAR. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, miimitMG HTTJR fUOM SIAM KER describes atrip HR5. •' DECIDED ORDINANCE WAS INVALID Jury DW la the City*. Sult Again,! MOO Tax. Mr. and Mrs. WeJneadtty afternoon,. after consider-, ing the saloon tax caae, the jury j menaM RIVEKbrought -in a verdict in fayor of Thomas Doyle, the’ saloon keeper ar­ CUSTOMS OF rested for failure to pay the (MMi inTHE SIAMESE creascdtiwlaon tax. We understand tto jury reached thia decision because they, considered the city ordinance waa- il­ sc Girl Shows legal. and that the city charter would ■ un Siamese not permit imposing an additional tax ■Pleasant Meet­ ' on saloons. w (th Other Missionaries. Wo said last week the case would be it wa* tok March 5. IWJX । upfC-aled. We were in error, as it"wa» Bangkok in Bangkok' We , a cise commenced in Ix'half of the peoI pie. and thti jury's verdiet settles settles that that -be able to Wave rd to> "to . ; but there are particular case. Emil Tyden Reach THE CITY’S POTKT TOWARD SALOONS CFDVfD HONOR EOR (. M. BURTON CASE AGAINST B. A. HUNT DISCONTINUED ^I-JLKTLPIIWIVK LVR ' Brought Before Esq. Bishop Monday* •J . . --------Case Discontinued by THE BANNER GIVES ITS VIEWS Prosecutor. BORN AND GREW TO MANHOOD IN in August. |. ON THAT SUBJECT. SUdOESTB. A. Hunt, cterged »Ah receiving rtASTlNOS-POR MANY YEARS In a lopg letter received Monday but ' ED BY RECENT-TRIAL. rtoleu preperty. alleged foj’*?'*”™ A RESIDENT OF DETROIT which was wrtten June 18th, Mr. Emil' taken by a young boy. was brought ~ Tyden aunounnes the safe arrival of his I ' "• i before justice Bishop fur trial Mon- j •_ wife daughter and self, on the 10th, at । WF RFI IFVE IN '** ’ ' ■ 'H ” 1 •»**» “ wm not all rem- |S given THE DEwhM1 .p^re, p£„r IO oivcn I nc uc Omaryd, Sweden, . three miles from i Wt BhLItVL IN THE $1,000 TAX hare the case discontinued' because of j * GREE OF r • • which' livw his aged parents on tto ! farm. All stood the long idumfey very, _____ . im.M VJ . lackW,, ofMVJWU Evidence. Thvru are other ।. well indeed, and all are enchanted । .«<■.».!«. in thA w.v of things alleged against Mr. Hunt ip । with the beauties of Sweden, just now There L > R > ' connectinn with the same matter, but By the ynlventty of Michigan—Io Omaryd-.WIII Return Sometime Hastings population is Sow •K UP THE TJHA TOOK 3903, AO AIN OF 391 IN IN PAST YEAR. CENSUS TAKEN BY SUPT. CHAMBERLIN While Taking; School Census. at its Ix-st, and where scenery and Enforcing It, the Matter Should j we are unable to state what will be Recognition of Hta Historical • people are full of interest He see*. Btf Jtemed|ed. done yfith them, I . Work. many changes and many improve- ; . ' ' mehts in the but P® BAhNEK confesses to »,t cvnig ■ . NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. . Clarence M; Burton, sun of the iato uienw m vue home. oome. land, mnu. uuv, wo •................. ! would »ot. teke'it .j. ... .from ■ the tone of hi* , 1 it (innK . . • lt is l* hhv *“>' mmi ®a“ ’s* rurht r,*bt Jto eat-anu ' Dr. C. S. Burton, brother of Edward m> l..ng lung reite ns ho dmn not City taxes are due and payable from Burton leU.rth.tte Mt lite mteting that ! what »' ‘.t he te plea** plerere ,» n« July interfere with hi. neighbor, Joro tegrteu 1 Augn.< lu IteY Cuihetton. Bart.™md fadterte Dr. UH .B»rto country hi. horn, agate Mr. .ml Mm. h“ himself or fail to properly provide-for wiU to to HxmI In Hartings H-ygraduated from ■ a censnwf tto whole city. The prow Tyden will speud some time in vi*i- । ’ ■ ,et which must be three who depend upon him. Wo Iwc deputy at «. A. Had • •>” • - ' ; KteoU. ami then attended dutlea Incident to commence- ting virions parte of Sweden and Nor-;tb0 **conlidt-nce who •l«l*o“ ’ ; MARRIED—At tte M. St. E. parsonage t,f : 5VC go. SO we in I* prohibition ™ ’ Z Uteveroity. whore h. afa. grteu•t... ‘ no no confidence in prohibition .d of tte the;| «m "treet on Saturday Juno *21. Fn*d Ruwtm inent weck prevented the tabulation uf way. and will then journey Jo ’ u.g I.aug till Tuesday ro- liquor u..whv traffic t.nrtin a* u an effectual eifiv-tnal remedy n-niedv for Thursday rlmruiay during above time. tim.. , of Kalamazoo and ito Myrtle Bright binMork earlier, but la«t week be south of Europe and will probably ated- ' ; • ' J I?.; 1-tail early and be V I the admitted evil* .of liquor drinking. | D. Kj Titman. : ’He went^to Detroit, and by dint of ! went over his records and compiled j turn vume time in:August. i . Nienin launch iu> far as , of Nashville. 1 But no thinking man can be less than : City Treasurer. ! energy, hard work and*hi* splendid i the results, and by actual, and very i TTT’ T A. m'ou aa we reach Pit- । . appalled at the evils flawing from the ; bhsinesa ability has accumulated a (carefnl count. Hastings now has n 1/FhV CFNCATIANAI , -hall n*» the Cooper bourns saloon* and the selling of liquor. No ] ; fortune. He to* built up an ato until Dr. Pay has gone | population of exactly B908. or 851 • |.[|{ | jflld AI lull HL one can feel but that law* should to stxact business‘oh Much a solid foundar more (han was shown by the state | •». cleaned for ns. We shall-’ enacted and enforced that shall restrain ' tion that no buyer uf real estate in .«u (he way and I canI tto traffic as much as possible, keep it : Detroit feels that he can afford to pay ...ir njail will reach ' i j under the tost poteible control, and I over uny money, unl^sa the seller can Changes have been made in the law , -. nut. but do not worry j minimize its cyilsT and make it pay । btow a char title to the property by relative to the children that can to4n! -■ ail right. We have a AGAINST BARRY &. DOWNING AND ! back to .society at least a fair measure | LAKE SHORE RAILROAD AT an attract certified to by Clarence M. ■ I Sctww toy going with , TO MAINTAIN CITY’S GROWTH eluded in the school census, and shut ‘ of the money-damage it inflict*. It is jON ( Barton. In older to have a perfect abOTHER NASHVILLE AND PROGRESS WHICH ALL out wmc th.t '«>■« h«v. tew- in»..achrr, and we hope to powerless to make it compensate for j MENTOR. OHIO, GRAPHICALLY hiraut uf-tr.ien of property in Wayne ■ । cludeQ under tto old law. N»uwith-. ifctk wit and get somePARTIES IN the wieclpd homes.- the wrecked fend . Cuanty., Mr. Burton was obliged to * DESCRIBED. DESIRE standing this the number of children -.tritik*’the three ’ weeks. । wretched lives, and the damages to | ktow uf ib» ea.ly history and of the ■ of school age under the new law in ..-i upt in the Christian t character the drink traffic inflicts ujon . siuxv.-Niae vrtuenhip of the French. rrrnDT *bia citv bas ’“Creased from 7M as COMPLAINT FILED WITH ’ ■ NtoJuang Mr- J«*ang) English and Americans who acquired it* victims. ‘ BY CHARLES F. LEWIS Shown in August-last year, to 8”2. as -hi bityfi with Dr. Fay. 1 UNITY OF EFFORT It seems to us.wise, however, to take title to its lands. ^He h a geniw for ‘ THE COUNTY CLERK men as they are. and’not as yon would j WELL KNOWN HERE IS NECESSARY ihown by the census just completed by ;-gnlar teacher* i» ; details, a thorough and painstaking , Supt. Chkmheriin. Following is the like to have tihein There- are some j i. .anploke will then to- ' ntudent, and was not satisfied until --------, number uf school ^children shown by men .who are able to drink and who do ; heihad miwtercd the early Iristyry of. By Certain Creditors of Mabie C. not permit that fart t.. interfere with In TM. Awful Wreck Nineteen Peo. toe । asked to preach |f Wc Shall Get Another Factory-No | wards ■; Detroit and of Michigan. He >poa ’ Marble—Chargq ••Conspiracy to t became the tost authorft y on .the sub. i tn |, their doing the. other duties of go<*-l “S Pie p |e wcre Killed, and Two Badly tto'’Secund Church," , ‘ 1 ' First Ward. .. Room for Divided Counsels nor I. Second Ward. i citizenship „ who provide fur their/ inlur *d ; ject While doing the work of explorthe native Christians :,r Cheat and Defraud. ” . UH . Third Ward.. | families zrespect their neighbor's lights/1 • u ’ Antagonisms. '• I . , | iainines;respvc» laetr nuiRuwi । i ing this field, he became interested al' .; Dunlap has been . 2HH Fourth XWinl. W. Wl Putter. actn,« No matter laws ilii', may to to CSil/enm-uri. Tto u BANNER is pleased to ,print -tuju th<J hiwtory <ff our neightor- f‘’r_2^d,to™. 2!. - Ko mmivif what wlint uiWm ’.--!. Tin: .-».’»-• ­ .-ry .Uy since his return , According. to the census made by ( Mabie C. Marble, 1 > it an innnm wuvicuuu i« »»»«• »•••• • uay a gn»pu«c ai*«> | mg statcKr Uhio, muiiuza. nuKuusuo bankrupt, otlwr j a un i n brvd conviction in men that >4^ graphic story of the wreck of jTotal Htt --------ing BUU!Bf Ohio. Indiiuok Wi^won •j-riuin1/ tour in the 'Kala- ' Prof Chamberlin. Hastings lacks but' llnv <■Hto Ur.’ff.ir 4»n ' . t this . . and.. .. nut. .fail :l tiK', :HHh Ceikury Limited . 1 on ,v.. 1 ...... than Barry Downing. ’jr I*-<en who do *.1111 the Lake MinncB<,ta lls well as Michigan, • t, tiw east euast of the. 97 of 4.000 population. Jt ought to not The taking <>f this eensits 1 toea n W Feigiiner.* trustee for said bankrupt w.ts— ► o..., ”’r”nt ’ jj| their other dutii*. have a mural| shore Railrioad; which which^ occurred occurred^ -t at 11 u noW a recognized authority on -.. !>' g*‘t mopey for the \. . only add thitkjmany. but should to were dfficult work in connection with ba* tilvd^with the county clerk a coin- ' right to drink Ilnurs, and that laws । Mentor, Ohio. To Mr.X?harie» Fnrtor --'-r lbe history of the northwestern slataa. ’iiuidir.g. whiijh is to to | well beyond the 4.OW mark at the end his other- duties at the close of a school plaint .against Bprry JC Downing. ' have no btudnesn to interfere with this Lewis, brother of Mail Carrier Rotortt pupjjghed several vohuqM gi*' . 1 B-.M-iut Memorial ' build- ;i of 1905. And it can by harmony and year, but Supt. Cbamtorlip. not being who until recracly Conducted a private , right of such men. It is an admitted - Lewi*, we are indebted for this in-. of-his yean of research. iMmrong has prumim-d uuit}. ftad jn th»t way only. a mentor of a union, did not Jeel him- hank in Naphrilie. and against Mabie . ; fact that prohibition of saloons is , tensely interwtiag account of thia aw- | R nuurterfy work in the field of .mJ several others have ' j.ey j9 linotber factory—not a M.jf Jinjiied’to a certato^tumtor of C. Marlii, hantoupr and ner husband * ignored in larger cities, and In smaller ; calamity. We give the story below, Michiganhlstory particular­ - :al!y and a fund is be- . large industry with wveral 1 houm per day, but wofwKl day and •----------. u ... W. Irving Marble, tor agent, and towns is mure or leaa evaded by sub- jn Mr. Lewis’ own words. Mr. Lewis ly M weu R, of the northwest in gen. . ineirca for it too. d'^^humtrod hands. Hastings could not | night part of the time. He did this ,nM (; Ward Gribton. to whom terfuges of various sorts. The must home is We|rt Mentor, close to the | erj^ oor KUle Uuivemity has just compensation, asking that the a chattel mortgage on . line rain this morning! . cure fQn ffimt if it should come. But without - ----------------a_ thal can to »aid of it is that it makes ■ scene of the ^reck. . honorej him and itself by conferring . many weeks at Bang- we ntXH1 a. factory that would start off money v dually paid for this service to a stock uf •goods, owned by Mrs.; the traffic lews public and offers less j Qn Wedneadsy evening, June 21. the ujKm him degrot. o( Ph. D. -• much cooler today be- wiw to employees, -r-w-------------and which ^fven to to thetbeschool ’Cb°°1library Hbr»7fund, “,nd Marble, ‘which ihstminent was exeent- ; • public temptation. Drinking goes on Twentieth Omtury Limited ’ running , foUowintf ^11 deserved tribute 19 woulfl would to in , such strong, conservathe conservat ive While doing the work retired respired by law. ed Octotor 12th I, bj- ’her ’husband’ prohibition districts and always ' ^venty five miles an hour, went into I Mf> Burton and his work is taken from ; icuf-ss what we had for hands that it ■ would grow, r, and .give i| he voluntarily took the census fur the acting as her agent. F He ’have, m "® i wm untji JxOp|e crime to want Atimu- an open switch at Mentor. Ohio, wreck- । ^p^roit Evening News editorial col’ ■ whole-city. sure tto citiwns of previous! tone of this paper, explained . Shredded wheat bisa chance to grow with it. lrtntK ing tto train and causing tto lum of , jQ itg bgne of Jur,, the ,% ’board i/ara Falls'' 'They never know the officers of the ~— of Hastings appreciate his labor, and will M>me ot the very- marked declensions , We believe the ultimate solution will - nineteen lives and the severe-injury of scholastic degrees arc m» indiscrim-r read with much satisfaction the result* from busline** moral* in this transac; toforts' Mr. Mohr, a 1 tradei an} Rooking for and working to the sale uf liquors in such a way , two’ others. ! inately conferred of late that they have Mica an• institution as that. of it which .shows that Hasting has , tion. ..-rt but a staunch friend just Auchan— 1 This train, recently put on to make ! come to mean vastly less than in for|J " • . ,te dfafane. i«T Chireoo ‘STU ’ Ct ntinutx! |W' four. h । . future will bring the op- gfcihed w per cent, in jopulation tn ■nanes.ba-- just received a believe } ■ the - 1--~ ♦*r This icojnplaint is oncertainly Very Carefully Taken, And 4a No Doubt Correct. We we explained explained to to bur our renders rentier* in tn a a r»rc‘ that Supt Chamtorlffi _ ______ _took . fccnt issue tte Wh0il.-im.re for tire citv. xtelh.t wbiteXte. work tewre tew ttettag THE NECESSITY-FOR ANOTHER FACTORY' = iag ra: JUNE TENTH the Saloon, to Collect Additional TWELVE PAGES. , JUNE 29, 1905. ARRIVED IN SWEDEN SHOWS VffiY HAND SOMflN(MASt BANNER? WRECK Of Mill *’ CHARGES ARE MADE; ^^8A very warm document. If it doe* not York York in in eighteen eighteen hours, hours, was waa the the lastlast- : hospital or a library, every merchant rato blister* qn th. parties at whom it CELEBRATION AT est long distance train in the world. Its prince prince who builds a churclijor establishes •" ’S LANDING equipment ‘ every-. • >every politician who is directed, it will not to torhusc it. STREETER was the finest and »cto>tonihip. : m-tM elected fn lacks tto proper degre^of torridity. The ixnnplaint ullqgea that W . 1. ; IN BUSINESS ~ ........... • ThoreiU-h WMUfWltd by wuic on-I lBW| „ wo „ ... conscience Lake--The 4th Will be Cele The switch wasppened bj !’ uU,c n ’ ’ t [ hunneier who salves , his GOOD WORD FOR SEN­ Marble represented t<» the mercantile (lun known person, fur whose arrest and public tonefactions can *port ATOR GLASGOW ' outlined. brated There — Good Time conviction a large reward i.... ... . — — i, offemL some kind ol a degree, it is exceedtngagency of li. G. Dun and Co that Mrs. : When the opportunity shall come, as E. Mulholland, Successor to W. Marble was worth ?8.000 above liabtti- j • Promised. Thinking that the BANNER readers 1 ly difficult for the general public to we art- confident it will, we b..pu to ! .discriminate totwemjhv honors worth­ H. Goodyear io the Drug Business Heartily Endorses rec no diviteon of nenlimeat M to th. Alk-xar. tie*. . ... 1 Thc'4th’<s to be celebrate! at Street would care to hear the gtory from one ily and those unworthily beatowed. Reports increased Trade. The complaint sets up that Barry er n landing. Grin toko. Rev. Ander- who was an eye witness. I write this ’in Detroit, there will to no doubt memm re-fUlred. but th.t tel our cmHim. I’ Congress When Hamllabout the fact that tte title of . Ph. D. & DiwAing claimed Mrs Marble 1 tens Wilt stand together as one m.n to Min of Middleville, will deliver the 1 letter. It pay* to be.up-to-date. It jays to which the University of Michigan ba* owed thriir bank bi»t add*. , .-died to Senatorship. Imagine youraelf in a little .country addrvw. The Orangeville / Comet 1 ' “ 1'*^ countrv get tvbst th- future growth wul P"»- .tody th.- waafa of your treJ.-. It j«tr» to-en pleaaed to bestow upon Mr, C.'M. • whercaJ W truth and in fact if the town of about onelhouAind Inhabitant# Burton, uf this city, ha* been worthily perityof the town’demand,.—« new to keep a uice. dean. well-iiKhled Band will fumi’di music. The steam--------------------------tte teka Shore , eartekS Few men have contributsa said Mabie C. Marble owed the said , <X111 mate rre.i.,1 triR to tel tte re-1 »ltete«l v» th- lire • dug up a candidate -tore, with crerylhioR tn order. 11 . r> .; 1.......1 nlv..., Railroad, about .Klre+vthirty ,nili»M miles from from the the mure than he, by original tow-arch to HMtingK I. on the ere of a splendid non to giro IO tte detail, of l-redx>.re firm anything, it was a sum much less V* . in th- fourthcongressional sorts every hour, tots of row louts. VwTrt. a,v n..vMl*nd »h« Clarilicatnm of the early hutupr of the Northwest, and mure i«*rticularly - . td Hon. E. L. Hamil-1 fnturej if wo work together. We can dore, carefuk peraonnl attention. If ' than the iamuunt herein before men-; There Will to dancing, and other at great cit) of Clo eland. It is a still, clear night, with a mulMichigan anu Detroit. His uivesti..liter is elected senator hope for hut little • added — ---------*v “and "H there wre ever any donbt of it. the tinned." t growth, • tractions. The day will wind up at titude of star* in the sky. and a cool | KHti©n* have lieen independent, % The copiplaint alleges that G. Ward can expect declining ' values of city rxperienre of A -EMnlbolland wtete j Streeter's with h grand display of flre■j. n-itiir Burrows or’ retire* breeze blowing acruw. the fielda । tbort-ugh' and clear-aighted and the to tkis GHbton lame into lhe case by giving • .ison's. This candidate is property nr.le* we unite to get. wnl nettle that doubt.1 Coming < * **" ; works in the evening. j Many ore on'the pU^MM enjoying the ■ hi, i«r-oa.U nute Io B»rtJ& Do™• Glasgow of Barry County. shall wcure the one thing needful, a city a rtrauKer. be. Mwlted the Mu 1 cool air after a. hut day. some are ^jn] historian* east and west. CALLED HOME. .nd iu need. He hre now reached ing lor ite- ninouui ut lheir c-|ium • I. of the tot senate. new factory. Pierson mJoep. tired children and old men.’ He ha* -well earned the compliment in .s :• ihimwdf popular and tte place Where he ran make ratOpte- retxin.t M«hl« a Marlte. which look The death of Dr. A. A. ■ - — : The time for tto pouring of tto limited . labors which properly come- within the care ol tte link’s claim. Tteii OHbiwns and 1, pleared. M fa the BANxne iimc iui wm j * . ! dnwirialion of those schivement* ideriII. te.ility »■ a law Vn|quB Town.hlp Bio „„„ „ r„.-------------JH.'^ - .. , , . ■ |v associated with scholastic distinec.,j.lay of. goal jmlg-s graphical Record. to report that hi. trade tor the Ix-n look a ehatlol mortgrere Oct. Uth •’CelV, LLJ • r^v tho whistle of the great . (or Irom Mabie C. Marble, and . been quite feeble for some time. The fatatiy. । ..•rcire of good common si^o. Of— K alamo. • secon ' 'a month i« far ‘ in uxce» <** that "Twentieth Century’* rushing for it* ----- ---------------------on Ort. 20th took i«»»«aion of tire funeral was held at the church in teton county. first month, and he starts on ■ rtaut legislative mattera. , slich.. who hw been for .lock of MoodMre Marble by fore- Bowens Mills. Sunday at 2 P. M.. J .U.tretitote, Ne» Vote Xrarer it W£)RD FROM MICH AEL DOSTER As Bair . . unty. has never .ram had thi. tbddi.. re- ; ™ » -x come* The rush and the roar of tue . pTew-nrur’ t Rev. Rawson of Wayland officiatingMr Sloawn hre SV—Id^rewuiiberwin. with the incri-ure<l lor , rtreir which Marble •we»r> wre ^kA’- Y< "sent’cmteMa^lS ' a moment’Lore and its* great electric j Had a Pleasant Ti fituig. and1■ ‘iggektipn “..is “."XyJ ___ __ _ ,_____________ Acros* the T;_____ on^Hherwio- ...rth alwut FLOW. The w^--^ ~*le of the of.New York.- - .I •, . M>,un oof f light across the should .i'.-|vor in that county, at . a vbeam Ocean..<t4*r«*n*de —Serenaded at HarrBtate g ----- --------, eye flaahes . U1 all tto Others in the dm- t '** betogan to think uver Wllllllin, and Masury paints. Mr. gotMb, untkr Gribben t ’ .‘ n and resided there until 19 year* of agesky. It is here, pawing! Suddenly a bu|Jf He moved from there with his people .......eitiren.!^ ^ a., tad taken Place Mulholland i, rartainly rendnct.ng re | forte jaa^the citizens I trie; i, h .. ing representative terrible sound like thunder! Then a . .. , , . ho grinding. crunching.- awful enter! I H^bUer of Deed. John £«£>“• diflerent , urto-date druKri«re__ '’A,„"a^. did te- out.ide to Eaton County, this state. with '^wpirations. Senator Gias- X -.... different peope ~~ . -He was married to Miss GoLXlspeed Wen .llenre. Something hr. happened bterd from hr. uncte Michael fttem . -.1 !itt*Nl for the office, and if i time, daring te— P»« h“> .. 1 ___ nzxthimr ' umtUARY. creditor, received nothing. Dee. 25. 1M8. She only lived one year. 'i That flvinst "f Praneville. who left a short time aga be has -’ ition in that direction may re.ld.nt. of that towMb.p botb^d OB1I VARY . | ccro thal lhe «ock ‘'^w! Th.t flyfog 0OTan Mf ^r rtted tte He then moved front there to Plain­ rem.th.ng hot a candidate for lieutenant died during tbore yearn He begin / tiu.nt<nr<r CASSADY-Mra Emeliue Camady. | originally by Mm. well. Allegan Co., and was marntd to creature, so full of power, -so mignty andteautlfol. tea loft If guiding rail, roy wi rvl««lldly. «riri»J biographical record, ''bleb now no* year;-Allegan Press. whore home waa in tte second ward ,„|^elj, acme Min Harriet Jameson in 1M7. To „d entetiog. groaning, teeing -“re r>?^k te wbereTrer twelve hundred. Tte m«t .lied Friday lite, aged Hl i.ing received within 4H hour, them eight children were born. Four wnvrw.be. over the bare tire and reft «•«> ‘h* T“ . Wesleyan M. E. Sunday of thee, he l» carefully reran!"' nine month.. She ™ wtre th.- execution of the chattel mart­ -lu i u-ai*. in thp little serenaded by the steamship s baud, to- # till llteta. <»» earth and buries itself- in the little School Officers. birthpl.ee and ago a. well M the rime lute C W. H. Cassady. They came to of *2,800 to Gribton. sons His second wife died in Itt.S. . freight station at the aide of the track. compIsint dmrgre that Oribl-n T.; -ityan Methodists have been „„d place or death. It 1» donhtHl If thi, attee from Sew York, and located He was again married to Miss Helen I found in In Carlton in 1592. bte rreital m riming ii.6m.day School in connection i another rmch record can Kichmontl Dre. 2». WH To 'h«“ "™ | fear, know at once what has occurred. Barry county rontinutely upto tte with t! r itternoon services, at the ! the state. » onUDued on pa«« six cliildreh were bom. tel ol whom xro we Wintelw.4ri.itu.l-e~.nl Sof ter huainnd-Kdeathtfarreyeare With 'mattresses, i—- -—— — Advent . .imreh, in the second ward visit lo the” Vaterlaad ’ and a safe re­ PRENTlCE-DeL«NG. arms they run to the little station ’ !'' T.'ev movrel from Plainwell to Bo ­ since * , -- -------, yre-ves two daughters ana brown-shulters. r. 1st. and are having such turn to the laijd uf his adoption, and . there to see an awful sight. On Wednreday evening Juno 21 at tte «K<^ mourn X^l — that they have concluded wtorei he has piospertd so well. Fur At the tome of the bride s parents. :' wenH MiH, in the fall ol !««. v-Mv There in the darkness, to be dark- ’ ITO,-ral took place from i. So last Sunday the fol- homo of the bride-, brother. Fra while he will see much of interwk in Mr and Mrs.' James Brown of Prairie-. hee nas has *u>w siriet aresided, »»•»•«— neas for so short a lime, lies the great ’ how Simday afternoon, and wa» rille, on Thursday tbete daughter Min Ho had followed the practice of ■tticers were, elected to serve Prentice, occurred the humeland, he will realise how «•« train twisted, torn, mangled like a the ’ Ouy E Debug to Mire <^'P£(!nll, inducted by C"‘’“W1; 'n“OT,!n, fef th. trance of the year: Superinmuch morn is to to found in America. Ethelyn w» uniwd ih marriage to Mr. maliciuo for ntont 40 yenra Ho wn, great drfigou in death. At once a : tends; n kind huehred. indulgent father. » E. U. Hathaway ; Assistant. And when the proud Germans get to »y wa. a worn, of a.rong Louis Shriller, of thhcity. n Ki™ on-..™.-. ------ . little flame grows into a greater one. —J.-B. Mulliken; ISecretary. lu. boasting of their country, its great war­ Grace Both the contrwtmgpurtic. are won, glKgl neighbor, a good^. then communicatee itself to more in­ well reflected by all who knew hololord ■nl "I’toMid progress, Mich sei ^Kittb 1’reannrer? Donna Durkee: Mil favorulily known, in tlil» city, ami , ,.......... .... , fiamable material, and becomes a Cbor.-i. Mrs. Lena Weaver. -Will point to the w<*t and tall them S. S. their many tri.oii. will wish item . Mm. -catuAl. , 'clock, sun time. Wld ever greens. hride *° --------------------------fcM-ry .'•.unlay at two o' , rnort happy and m”|o ! Ac WJo and ■ u the iuv Wtel ..ww. Boot ~. (actor.As fast as human aid can reach them, j ” ‘ 8 ” ^rt-ice at the U. B. and if they doutit what he nays. Mike •Mh.,. ■xelcoma Preaching at P. ■ gown of white, trimmed in embroidui? dll’all of next week the injured and dead are taken out. will rcjMiat what be has ixier. known to lawyer meetirffe every Friday eve- । । say before "Old peeplea ia vat known. ” . ninghf.s o'clock. ' ! vacation. h‘ corn dc^a not get a hump on itself , -« . • ■i'. - 3 it i. tecuure it lacks care or . ;roTi~™ «« w..h them ‘ " li,eI ’“n>n* the Supt of the factory 1M?rtanity to get such an institution ns ------------------------------- -- wehavv roentjonOi]. It will cost some ] monej.-. But it will 1„ worth to thi. ..pace of a year. . _. - -------------- gratifying INCREASE ^it^riXrT'LTo bare ««>• to:on‘^dri^r^ re»“dw“i ........ - _" ' hustling qualities. 'w - - �HASTINGS BANNER JUNE 29. MV5. Hastings Banner, j Published «.ry naralw HaCns’. Michigan. lareoax COOK BROS.. Editors. ,t gain. The United State, i> now the leading exporting nation of the .world. This would seem to indicate that a pro­ tective tariff does not tend to check ex ports as free traders used to claim. One of the striking things shown by , the lute reports of the U. S. depart­ ment of .commerce is the rapid growth , al Hasting*. Mlchl- of exports tom the city of New Or­ leans. When the Panama canal shall ________ ____ RATES. ____ be completed. New Orleans and the ADVERTlilNU hl»P<ay advertising, rules turuiKbXd ou uppll- i Gulf hities will take the lead from the ■^a... «h»a „J Adautie »» board citia, in^exporu. Bast page, or among iirvvtttes. riKoallne: else- i wtoreJeaUue. Averfte of seveu wordtto the While ------------------------- ± other nMtion8 were talking Bad Marksmanship CORRESPONDENCE. [ (OrlKinALJ • “Paris is In the hands of the com­ mune!" CREEK STREETEthel Calkins spent severaldays with Su<-hMasher was theof startling announcement Hazel Hastings returning that came nt the close of tbe Franco- Saturday. Prussian war and the downfall of Na­ © Mrs. Jane Houghtolin visited rela­ poleon HI.' tives in Lake Odessa last week re­ Thousands of misguided communists turning Monday. . fought worthy of a more practical Judge Mack was on our street one cause and when their effort collapsed day last week. were led out In squads, placed- with Martin Cooper of Grand Rapids visi­ Yv their faces to a wail and shot down like dogs. t ted friends here Friday and Saturday. Victor Fournier, nn artist, who had Fred Gamble and wife dhd C. L. ‘ entered the army when till young Lewis and wffe' were guests of Chas. Frendhmetr were needed there, wad Bidelman and wife Sunday. one morning ordered to -lead bls comFranz Thomas wife and daughter are pany to the Rue B. and dislodge the visiting at John Lichty’.a. comunmlsis from behind a [barricade MONEY SAVING PRICES ’ We have just received, a big shipment of goods bought at a big discount and can give you SOME EXCEPTIONAL VALUES iH EMBROIDERED PINEAPPLE, * regular 25c rhlue, rpeelul per yurd. 15c REVILLA VOILE SUITING, a regular 15c value, ipeclahper yarfl.... ,10c W- PERSIAN CHALTIES, very neat, per yardSc about the desirability of peace between Card ol Thank*., twenty-fire cent* each. Obituary, poetry and resitut'.ons. 5c a line. Russia and Japan, Presidetn Roosevelt Notices of birth*, deaths or j inarrtUM wilt be got ,„„ w .... busy m.u and took prtnuxj tree a* nr»•> matter.,; iwn the ww only *tei>s posWHITE SILK SHIRT WAISTS worth tto QQ CT-Nu communication will 1,0 puWKbed un- sible to realize peace, I dw any eireuu>«.aures utje-a K boars thr 1 • Mrs. J. E. Waycott who. has been $3.00. Special price 1 of- paving stones they had erected writer’" num? ami |x»t oKceladdr— I visiting her sister, Mrs. S. J. Bidel- . ----------------------------------------------------------- ln ___ _ FINE MULL WAISTS, Lace Trimmed ® 1 KQ ; lne In la! the________ last ten_________ years our exiwrts to * acro8!* Ums street ‘ man. expect to go to Jackson Saturday. Th. BAaxaa tf Ke •.». wiolppri ! C"’" *“re Kr""" from «l4*X>.«»>'to a $2.00 value at . 1 ? grown $l2.80u.(M)0'to Fournier gave the order to mnrrb. j Several from this place sj>ent Sunday . There was a sharp tfip an tlie drum, oboffiee- hi West- rn MlchU4n. and h-prepared i over ”|38.0QO.OUO. OuOmiiortH^frum ( WHITE MULL WAISTS, embroidered C 1 nn o do every kh>d o( Haok and |i>!> printing. - -Increased tom K2,80(>.«X) CubThave ty qtbero reverborutlng be j at Thornapplu Lake. fronts, a regular $1.25 value at '**' * tween the tall houses on .either side. i Clare Pierson and wife spent Sunday While the present irrigation fund of to over 90.000.lMX). * > witty Bert Dailey. • . One lot plain white and colored waists, regular 50c ' and the i-oinpnny moved forwanli ♦35.(KM).OOU. would nut gd very far, dis­ “They’ll, have n hard fight for ttyjit goods at 35c. M. C. Excursions. Ross Bidleman has got a new hay tributed thruughout the. 1« great west-, ~ —-”r : National Educational Assn., As- barricade." said n bystander tty another. loader. ern state*' and territories, in two. “ Louise DX'h^tolle lives lu that sec ­ «a ■ Satin ribbons in oil colors, 2\ In. Louis Handcock, has returned from j throe-, ur four million ddllar amounts A bury Park. N. J.. Jrtly 3-7. For the tion and'has a wupderful Influence. She is being.made to carry! forward quite alx>ve occasion 'a very low round trip has an iron will’ and tbe courage iof a Chicago where"he has been for treat* । rate is authorized. . Dates of sale June . ment for blood poison. ffi. unifurm-and comprehensive irrigation' lion." development, by making the irriga­ 21’ and 8u July 1 and 2. return limit The soldiers tramped on until they IRVING. tion works'pay for them.4.dvcs. In other July 10. By paying a fee of 30 cents turned Into the street where the barri­ words it is not the jrogram of the nn extention of time until Aug. 31 cade had been plated, then marched by j Alta Callihan of Baltimore ha.< been] can be secured, inquire at ticket office Reclamation Service to liiild large pro-' the flank aud proceeded shoulder to visiting her grandmother. Mrs. S. R. ! j Chambers, for the past two weeks. j jects cgmtolote immediately, bitt to ,for 'jiarticulars. Round trip summer Touri^ts2rateR to shoulder with cocked rifles. When they Mrs.. Jones of North Tr-vlng died last I finish a small but independent portion Were yet ‘Jhi yards away from the {bar­ Bayview. Charlevoix. Hari>or Springs, of each project so that the water righta ricade a bullet sang spitefully pver । Saturday, funeral1 Tuesday. of the lundk thus irrigated may be .sold Petoskey. TraveraeZCity and all Michi­ their beudti. They paid no attention ■ Mrs. Charles Benton bf Rosebud. Eggs taken at Market Price. Store open Evenings. to the settlers and thus - immediately gan resorts are now in effect and will to It. moving steadily oh, their captain, I Neb., has been vUiltltig friends In this I ‘ I furnish money with which to carry the continue throughout the summer. with drawn sword, pinrvhlug at ttfelr I vicinity. Mr. Strung is about to sell his grist j work still farther. Thy government is Very cheap rates arc given with a re­ head. Then coming- nearer they 'dis­ mill. ' ‘ ' • ' • in each case starting ttyo works, and turn limit until Oct. 81. tinguished a woman looking over tbe allowing the project itself and the set­ 'Special round trip Sunday rates are barricade. Doubtleas the- other I de­ ! Mrs. Kent ha- left Irving for a better j OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCtXXX>»., > ~ tiers U> provide for its completion. .And J now in effect, a rate of one fair for the fenders w*ire crouching below, watting place. Hope she will And it. j»s in all government projects the lands round trip will be charged. Passengers a signal to spring up and; pour a ;vulWe had a fine shower Sunday even- ; are being eagerly takpn up by settlers, must reach starting point by midnight ley into the faces uf the advancing ’ ing. Just what we needed. „ there is no quest ioh of ilk* success and same date. Tickets are good on all troops. .Born—To Mrs. Dunlap, a daughter. . “That must be Louise Decbateile," That is what makes Grandpa Kennedy i completion lot the wtrfks. of however passenger trainson ttyis division if they great magnitude are scheduled to stop .at the suit ion muttered ft soldier to tbe man next To ' smile. him ou his right. “1 promise you we’ll you wish to stop nt. , have a bloody tlnie taking that wtyrk. It is interesting as a matter of HIGH BANK. A Michigan train (or Michigan If you want - men to fight Just give We have a complete line of FIREWORKS. Be national history entirely aside from j Miss Anna Johnson of Hastings and | jwople. fast, comfortable and conven­ them a woman to lead.” any political Iwarings the* fact may sure and see us before you buy ' | Mrs. Edith Willson of Edmore are vis- ! ’The maid of Orlemis, for instance,” ient. Michigan Central ‘‘Wolverine’ pu-vAW,. tty nuto that sixty six tin plate i IUuk the lataer’s. parents, Mr. and Mrs. saves half n day going and coming and replied the other. mills in, operation in .the United States ' N, I^tham. Mrs. WIJlk>n expects to | When the m tacklug force cutne with­ gives a whole day for business in New last year produced about 700.000 tons' York. Leaves Hastings at 11:53 a. m. , lu a hundred -yards of tin* barricade stay about two weeks. tbe woman mounted It anil, taking aim . Miss Mudge and scholars gave a ' uf tin plate, and that only GO.Oyo tons Detroit 3:44) p. m., arrive Buffalo 8:30 $ of tin were bought by Americans from p. m.. arrives Grand Central Station at the captain, Bred. 'Die bullet went i school picnic in E. E. Edmond’s barn other countries. x Fifteen-years ago we New York. 8:00_a. m. The fastest, wide uf the mark. The wumun threw hurt Friday and a tine program was out the exploded shell, put in n car­ rendered. Miss Mudge has tabght here & were making no tin plate in thia coun­ train in America. Try it tridge and, taking ulni aguln nt Four­ ■ two years ami luts won a great deal of ' try and were paying 43 a box for $ Bay View Camp Meeting and As­ nier, sent a bullet over his head. ' alfectibn from ail who have made her ' x 1U8 pounds of British plates. Now as “They’re keeping mighty dart'* mut­ sembly. Ba\ View Mich July 11 to icquumtance. . good an article of tin plate as was eVer i?-’Aug 18th, for-the above occasion one tered the inuu who hud spoken uPtou- S Harvey Chcesetnan of Maple Grove ' made in Great ’ Britain is mode in Ise Deehatelle. “They’re waiting till 'JkJl fare plus 50 cents for the round trip is We are Increasing our line of DRY American mills and sold for |3.30. we’re right ugulnat them." • I spent lost week with his gnatJ parent*. authorized. Dab ’ s of sale. July 11, ' W. H. Eaton mid wife. ' By tiilji time the troops were within And yet one of the great political par­ GOODS. Call and see. 12, 17. 18 and llith return limit until half a bkx k of the barricade. The woMr. De finis and wife of Ohio spent a I ities of this country staked its very I?? ■ mau could be plainly seen raising brr ‘ portion of last week visiting rflatlves 1 existence on the declaration that tin Aug 19 inclusive. Annual Meeting Grand IxmIrc Ben­ weapon for nnother shot. She wus evl- bin this vicinity. * plate could nut be made in America as Baked Goods Delivered. Jehtly trying to- bring down the cup- ' Mrs A. Edmond* returned from Lun­ satisfactory-anti as cheap as we could evolent and Protective Order of Elks tain, trusting that this, followed by a buy it of England. Quite an interest­ Buffalo N. Y. July 11 to *13, 05 one volley in the men's faces, woukl drive ! sing Wednesday, accompanied by her 1 first class fare plus 23 cents for the ttiem buck in disorder.’ The captain i niece. Miss Basel Chnsr. from linyn- \ ing historical reminiscence. round trip wall bo given. Dates of sale .saw her object, but paid no attention to I City, who expects’to stay “ portion oTi • ■ . July 8. P aud 10th. Return limit July her, tramping ou. followed by bls men, ! the summer. Norway and Sweden have agreed tu ' Mrs. Wallace Eaton was sick a pop- ' svpHHite, accordng to the latest reports. 1 13. By paying, a fee of $L0O an ex­ till they came directly under the burrij tion of last wyek. but ts better at .this cade. There stixsl a girl, with eyes This move is likely to be regretted by ■ tertion of time until Aug.. 4th can be n Evenings. Phone 86. o . aflame, her hair partly uncoiled, a color i writing. no country so much as Norway. The secured. in her cheeks, tbe Impersonation of a only hope <.f independent existence for j v the 4th of July holiday the Mich For beautiful fury., Taking a final deliber­ Wallin*. the Scandanavian race must lie in a Central will sell round trip tickets at ate nlm at the captain, she scut a bul­ Doctor—Excuse me. Which of you union not a division of interests. When । greatly reduced rates. Dates of’sale. let, this time tearing the sleeve of his ■ gentlemen lias been waiting the longer ? | Rum's shall have thrown off her beau- July 1.2,3 & 4th. Return limit July coat, but doing no further Injury. Tailor—I believe I have. It is more . nx-ratit’ government an-.! taken on! .‘rth. . Springing on tn the barricade where than a year since you ordered a suit of mml.-rn ideas., she is likely to become On Sunday July 2nd there will be an she stood, be looked down on the other I clothes and got It. but yon haven't paid side. ■ To his astonishment not n man «*» ps*, again a dominating force in Europe, excursion to' Thornapple and Jackson. When that time shall come, it will re- Special train will leave Hastings at wus there. Tbe girl bad been the sole defender. quire concerted action on the part of 8:10 A. M. Returning leave Jackson "You have made a gallnut defense, W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings, Hkh. Norway and Sweden, or they will fol- tt;3oy. M. round trip rate to Thorn- madcnioLsel'e." he said, “but I cannot Who sells the L. & M. Paint, low Finland and find themselves lodged I apfjs23 cts., Jackson 93 eta compliment you -on your marksman­ h, .he «o„.wh «f the HuMlnn >Ar. E hu A^,InUy bud. ship." Says to every taxpayer that they | I need to paint only once in 10 to 15 years who ihmnff from . Pttllh: npM ingWn. Mich„ Jn|}. 16 to Aug. S;th. ’ with U& M. Point. It wears and cov-. mKl hovmg pone of h„ own will tern 19O5. ,t a of oho Brsl dte limit A squad of prisoners—men. some wo­ ' era like gold, and it’s made to last. to the-w,«t and get one when wmo a, yonnd trip. Date, of tele. men aud e txw—was standing up against a wall wiring to be sent to trot.hl«w.llan«ethnt>w,npre.lntth,- Jn! „ „ ls their long home. Captain Fournier. >ntert,-.n-nc,- „t Germany anil England. lin)i, Aug When you buy our who, with his company, was on duty BREAD you can International Epworth Leagne Con­ at the prison, stood near a platoon of nnrin know that you are Tbe sale and commercial statufl of; vention Denver Col. July 5 1905. A­ his men. w. > were commanded by a urlCAU gelling the best of iron has always been regarded as an very low round trip is authorized for sergeant The captain was In charge of , — materials, baked-by Index to ,|he industrial and trade con- । an experienced baker this occasion. Dates of sale. June : the execution. A woman turned for a ditions of the United States. If this moment and looked calmly upon tbe • and in the must scientific man­ 'basis be now accepted, conditions in ! 3rd inclusive. Return limit, July 14th. SOldllTS. ner. Everything pure, clean, By paying a fve'of 50cts an’extension of and wholesome. "Sergeant” Baid tlie captain. !‘that this country during the next six I time until Aug 8th can be secured. If you want tbe best, ask your Is the woman who single handed de­ months should bo such us to odd to thq grocer for Barnaby's Bread. W. 3. Barron Agt. fended the barricade in the Rue B. list another record-breaking year. When you are hungry come to Tqll the men/" us for a Whatever doubts may exist as to such WHERE WILL YOU’ GO THIS The sergeant saluted and Informed a result can lw fully chargable to the ! SUMMER? If you desire rest and re­ the men that they were to execute WARM Or expensive controversies between em­ ; creation, why not try "THE RIVER Louise Decbateile. MEAL ployes and employers over the closed,J ST. LAWRENCE TR11’?” Folders At tlic- first Are seven-eighths of the Everything ip neat and clean. and open shop problems. । descriptive uf the Thousand Islands, communists fell. Louise Decbateile Lunch ,Room In connection and order cooking a specialty. Nice j Rapids. Montreal, Quebec . Murray remained among those left standing. After the second, fire she stood alone. line of Cigars and Candies. Russia is finding out that General | Bay. Tadouwic. the far famed Saguenay Sberxnan expresHcd the truth when’he j River, etc., on .application to any Turning, she looked at tbe executioners with the same Impassive face as before. said “war is hell." Aside from that 1 railway or steamboat Ticket Agent, For Captain r'ournler gave the order "Pre­ First door east of Banner Office. the Slav is leaving tlrnt war is very ex- , illustrated guide, “Niagara to the Sea.” sent arms!” Then advancing, he sa­ Phons 123 Hastings, Mich. ponsivo. Japan expects to ask a cash i M'nd 0 cents in postage stamps tq H. luted her and said: ' indemnity of $300.000.000 and Russia ! Foster Chaffee. Western Pass. Agt, "Mademoiselle, I am the man who owes hla life to your poor marksman ­ has already borrowed ♦800,000.000, be- I Toronto, or Thus. Henrj-, Traffic Mgr-, ship. You did your best to kill me and sides what she has raised by taxation | Montreal. R. & O. Navigation Co. foiled. My men of their own accord to cany on the struggle with Japan. I There are some nations that 'never I The Chicago. Kalamazoo & Saginaw have declined to fire on you. I shall in­ tercede in your behalf with the com­ learn except by experience. But get- i Ry- will sell excursion tickets to all mander of Paris." ting wisdom in that manner is not f stations on July 1st, 2nd. 3rd and 4th What men marching against her bar­ creditable to their intelligence. i at one i»re for the round trip. Tickets ricade could not do. what n platoon of anner s implex ype — — ■■■ ! good for return not later than July 5th. executioners could not do, was necomEvident eoottaae. to rnoltiply th.t I l" rc«"1‘u' "“‘“ -f pllshed.by magnanimity. Mlle. Dodia* achine telle burst lnto n torrent of tears. . majority o< loaooo l„ Michiptn.it, I ‘“v« ! The prisoner was returned to tbe not nr. unmitted bhwing for the Mate I * 7 <*mM, jail and at Captain Fournier's request or pnrtr. The n,o.t .mfortn.,ate part " was held to await further action. The of the matter i» that the oppmiition! "•“dT‘“r>'*’9 •1B P1 m' »«“"“”»■ next day be called for her. and she was ,.rty i. «, diaorptnianl and l-rting in 0:8’ >* II"’,np brought forth. Fournier handed her a .. . ; 10:08, Cloverdale 10:85, Delton 10:43. pardon. Womanlike,’she turned nwny the element* of pnbtic’ confidence that a arriving at Kalamazoo th- 11:25 p. in. from hltn for a moment, then, facing change would not improve matters. him, sold: , W. J; Kealey. But we are among those who expect J “Monsieur, pardon my attempts to Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent better things are coming. There is on ! kill you. I did so. regarding you an H. MATTHEWS & CO. ground for pewiraism. enemy to France. I rejoice in my fail­ Marton Matthew*. Ch»» Rogers. PHONE 194. ure. Vive la commune!" ( B«znth* Just west of C. K. & S Depot. The commerce of tbe United States S ' gi^utu* HARRIET CAWLEY. me 30 I cf for tbe fiscal year ending June V m. SPECIAL. luc w © W. E. Merritt, FIREWORKS CANNED GOODS ai DePUE’S Oranges Figs Corned Beef Shrimp Bananas Dates Veal Loaf Lobster Lemons Berries Potted Ham Sardines Vienna Sausage English Herring J. HOMER DePUE, OUR 4 Barnaby Bros., COAU Until further no­ tice we will, de­ liver Lehigh M* Hal. Coal In ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton. HIS cut shows you the B ’ S T ­ Setting M , without which, it would be im­ possible to produce the amount of home news we give our readers every week.’ T Come in and see it in operation any week-day except ThursdayJXJVJX j �pRppaBIBC mo „„„ PREPABIKG NEW town MEETING TRIUMPH. Tothorevfoa.wbo are’ „ old th.. | «t»lling rebool, and writing rehool. 1 HEATING PLANT [ where "erel, popii |, expected to bring 1_____ I his own candle" are deilghtftd a. , memorie., the recent and overwhelm- Spic**1 Committee Met Io thi. City Saturday. at Niagara .ml Mr. Mohr knowing that! ing town meeting triumph in Philad.l Th- —■ 1 wo could not have frewh bread after a I। phia ia a perfect deluge ot the mmllght of hope, K j specie! committee who were 1 few day, on the heat, kindly aaid he When . ec.^ „a J-talli4 would like to give n. a oonnle Ixiiea. convincing victory i« rucordM in hZ 1 u beat>ng plant in the Court But be ferot ua three. They will keep halfoft^^ici oXX^Ie^; EU j all right m pasteboard during the dry i- -ch a great ci,7 « ' i°±“’ ,oh". ***““•>' “> *• >'• . htrt- »">t W1U .poll iu . day there cannot be a sinirlH hudlv vLoi I Nevi,t”’ were in 1110 cRy Salm day toif the wet reaaon were on. Mr. Mohr •nd patriotic citiren in any munici^l““ «“*»« lM written the Sept, auggeating tb.r ity in thi. country who wdl claim £!t 7 *?“, °f“d I he have them put up in tin. herraertri- a similar result is impowibic for the' ,*?P •»>»’» <>«• lament of] town in which he lives. 1116 °°^rt ,10Use pat ,n order tor the , Thera isn’t a citizen anywhere who W°rk’ ' ^“^dinnT?:. too. We Of course this committee can do j jl2Ort.h> th? nR,ne who (loes not I evening. po«tively in" 4^"^; were ■ com- . It tastes mj gtxxl here, to <10 by the herd, bnt i H»v«- I told yon that yoiwit sod old rule method# and practices which cause we hope the lx>anl of supervisors will J hire My kite,! They are UB,-d ehieHy the scandals ho common to American sec to putting the basement in good cities and their governments. More-, ; in gambling. They are entnangl.,1 and order, and ww believe it could rent a : lira idea ia I ,oppose ,o |ln.uk lho over al) such citizens know that a very part uf tbe basement if mutable offices j promment factor in giving success to ™ J-"* «<* n>eth^"^d" r7^ “ tb'y«‘dd'» ’«>' I fircu# (American> is in town, and is Ae,‘” TOrk “ ,he' ”™ •»»"««’ kell patronized I judge from lh(> is the lack of individual and pmonal innt FROM SIAM Bag Sure Continued from oar- one. :t is not «o much the cost PARIS GREEN a* it ia the vast amount of labor necessary to place it on the vine*, that makes ) ) } \ f Poiatoe Bugs w. ... t Croubksome ■ I __________ B \ , ■juestiouable • quality? ti.iprueui direct (ram Makers has been thor|.]v tested and found PhSOlUtCIV Plir£ and of \ . \ crowds we seo going that wav. We mjw a small elephant and ’a donkey | near a wagon. After seeing royal Elephants the. this one is'insignificant. W riting • ‘royal’ make* me think too of । v|hat Dr. E. .P. Dunlap told us yester­ day abut the Siamese' girl whom they took from her parent’s arms in prison, and gave her 13 years education in America. After she returned from Aanerica sne wM a teacher at Wang । I>ng, and while there at one time esI facially underwent a>vere tert of her Christian training. Prince George of j Greece and the present Czar of Rueda IMre visiting Siam and. the present King of Siam gave a royal banquet in . their hun<>r at his summer palace. Bang­ ! p««-in, and requested that the Siamese teachers at Wang Lang auirt the Chinese boys rn serving. (Lucy Dun­ : lap was head of these girls then just . as she is head of the King# Daughters etc. today.) Th’r present Czar was the first one toasMd, and as the King arose he (looked straight at Lucy nod said. "Young ladies, bring the wine". She knows not hiiw long it was before she /answered, but finally with a deep bm full Strength- j v e;;nce fully gnnran-' . The Price is 25 cts. . kTid. no more than a article. '.rs that make us at the .4 .GV: f { A Clean Store, ,? hriecf 6wis. jtit ki’filetlge,' Drug Experience,)1 . Accurcy, Sibfai Attention. \ \ . and the J v . ..Tjf-Jyllne of Drugs to be 1 - o/ia Barrj County. YOU GAN 00 BETTER AT Arthur E. Mulhelland, £ LEADING DRUGGIST, .“>000000000000000 SCOLD I MEATS in meats tor lunch dur­ warm weather. X gBacon ' Dried Beef the above ’neats and will appreciate- our 1 -i selecting and sell■<». the very beet meats People s Meat Market L J. AV caver. Prop. ■ ■: and Court streets. ■ &5XK. Phons 238. NOTICE . -;;»-.ed my Planing , . '.>f ’.he Table factory .tnrounce that I am dl<> do all kinds of Planihfl au Matching ' . -. - all kindi of Mvindu i. Window Frames and boor Frames, Porch ■■■ 'k. House Finishing I tn -figure with vou •: • work you xnay wish. Jos, Alwine, car load of White PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE ♦ Bay sell or exchange ♦ anything orrearth. ♦ — ------------- ■ r-„- I Sec me before you ♦ bay* See me before : you sell. Hr|t JslUtig Sorts of XatitMl Buk. to hi* Majesty said: -Your Majesty, we count it a-great honor to be present i»n this occawm and to serve you. but cannot #erk-i» the wine. " Hi# Ma­ jesty was no >*• surprised than all the others at these frank words, and with : a smile repliiM. "Very well, the K>ys ' will serve usty The King afterward remarked about the good training at the Wang Lang School. Dr. Dunlap । says tbe real Siamese are nut given to using wine and have simply adopted ' this ewitnm Dem the .Europeans, Lucy । isiiow teaching in a government .school here. The rtudent# and teachers have j a literary society and the man at tlie i bead of the department oi education is I preaident <»f it They voted to have the literary society ( on Sunday, and Lucy arose and>said she Could not come on Sunday. The president asked “why can't yon?” and. she said. “Because it is my Sunday, and I du not believe in attending literary* society on that day.’’ “Very1 well, how about Mon<lay?” asked the president. Lucy dresses as we do and maike# a very -good looking ' American Siame*-? girl. 1 wonder bow mpny of ns would have atoiMl her tests as #he hai done ' 1 t rust Siam will have thousand# just like her before many years. Menarn river. Bound tor PitMinnloke March 17. Well here we are safe and sound after eight days of solid travel on this teautifnl river pf Slain—on a sand bar. This is tbe worst place we have come to as yet, but; the water is still more shallow north i uf Pak-namjo. a city which we hope to reach to­ night. About ten o’clock this monting while Doctor and I were having our Siamese lesson, our steersman called attention that an Amerijcan was ap­ HtsUaas, MM. the Savings we make you 65c Men'" Blu* <°d White Striped B R. Twill Overalls at 65c. More real value than you can get elsewhere at 85c. 65c No. 112 Men's plain Blue and White Striped Overalls, made from a durable, long wear­ ing B. B. Twill, 1 hip and I pocket, patent non-puli out buttons, fly front, strengthened seat and crotch . flat felled seams, put up in western sizes at 65c. 5c Tbe Orest A. A. A. Towels at Sc each. 5c Size 13 x 27, the X. A. A. quality, bleached cotton Huck Towel, closely woven red stripe pattern border; a standard towel for Barbara, domestic and all other rifes where a small sized tbjvel is reqqired. At 5c each. ceedings political on the jiart o/really patriotic citizens These facts being common property, i lt. is inconceivable " that any right minded citizen enn fail to feel the force of the town meeting demonstra­ tion in Philadelphia-a city which, within a night as it were, ha# arisrtrl from the stigma of lielng' a Horrible | Example to the dignity and glory of giving to the cUies of the Unital State# a new Declaration of Indejjendence. ’ _ -------------- ---------( ■ N— ^,-w _ ■ — ------- ■ “-■ ‘ s’kintwrs GOES TO GERMANY George N. Fuller, Nephew of New­ man Fuller, Will Soon Leave' • for That Country. George N. Fuller, ____________________ son of the late Dr. Rdnben Fuller of Grand Rapid#, and I " nephew of Newman A. Fuller.' will soon start for Germany where he will spend the summer. Mr. Fuller! ha# many friends in this vicinity and ! Nashville.' having taught school ’ very I successfully at*thc latter place. He will' complete hi# studies at Harvard Uni- | j versity next year, and will then spend 1 . Join the '-Don’t Worry Club, "even if yon are the only member in yonr town. Bauer Bros, have purchased Lem Eaton's dray and team.' and will do their own delivering leYreafter. Imaginary become n-ul ills if one ‘ allows hip mind to dwell upon them. It is wiser ty think uf something else. ; some years in Germany, where he will I finish hie collegiate work/ He will ' look averitbe German Universities this summer with a view of deciding what i one he will attend. CHANGE IN FIRM NAME One of the wty' sawg uf the Jai'aness-. It L* Now Crittenden & Irving Head­ ia'thia: “First the man takes a drink, quarter* Still Under the National then tbe drink takes a drink, then the Bank. drink takes the man. ’ ► There has T«een a change in the up­ MARRIED- At the residence uf' holrtt ring Erm of Crittenden Bro*. io j Curtis Farr, Baltimore* by Ret. Crittenden & Irving. They will ' cun* Arthur Trott. Walter Farr and Mi**' tinne to do business at the old rtanq. Pearl Garrison both of Baltimore, i 'uiider tlie Hastings National BiinU. : An excellent job of grading 1* lieiug’ done for W. H. Goodyear by Charlmi ■Pickell and Chafes Babcock. Mr. . Goodyear will have a. fine lawn. ’ They have built up a splendid busing, by doing .tint clam work at reasonable !’ price*, it ih fortunate that Harting* can have tho servicea of men who are • practical in ihe upbolrtering business. , “Too mtu-h dry goods for the women, In addition .they.do' hmbrellt* repairing | too much wet goods for the men.”Thi. i. the t.rw upluMlon of tbe di. ",d n»"'eri»g. m.k. w.nlrobe »n.l vorre «rll adv.nwl h, . wulbern •b,n ««* “J wind,,w «“ C and boat seat cushions. , See their i ' -jinnuancement on another page. You 1 4 ; Tbe C. K. A S. railroad have puthn a wRj find 11 em reliable people to deal new siding to the Hastings Gas Co. wjth. and Hastings Metal and Machinery Co ' 1 plants. Thu* will be a great accom­ modation to those companies. PERSONAL MENTION. MARRIED- W.-lnowlay evening June 21. 4*5., at the residence of F. E. Prentice «13 Boltwood St. by Rev. . Mi*» Grack? Grant is visiting friends . Arthur Trott. Guy E., DeLong and in La Porto; Ind. . . ; Mias Carrie E. Prentice, tx»th of Has­ .A. C. Brown went‘to Grand. Rapids tings. an Interfiles# Tirtmday. . Hervaftor-when debtors in Michigan Bert Haye*, of • Ironwood. is home pay up their notes they will find they on a two* weeks visit with relative*. Z have nut “three days of grace" hut Forest Nagb?r. of NJiddlevrtle. spent mart pay on the date when their obli­ Thursday and Friday with Hastings' gations become due. This is one of the must interesting effects of the nego­ W. W.Potter attended a reunion, of • tiable instrument bill signed by Gov. his class at the Univeniity last week , Warner. It covers all kinda .of “piiThuraday. pent”’. and is intended to make the •Fr. | Conn<»r* attended the commence-' Michigan law conform to that of the ment exercises of HL Mary** Academy, most of the other states. Monroe. Iwt wwk. It tbe Lord furnishes rain to moist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and daughter ‘ e.n the ground, tbe warmth to germi­ of Traverse City are visiting Mr. and. I nate the seed and make it grow, and Mr#. John L»chty. the sun and Wind to ripen it. surely Mi## Dagmar Young, of Bellevue, is . a man ertn afford to buckle up hi# tbe guest of her grandparents. Mr. I trotwera and pluck th^ weed# and tare# from the grain and loosen up tbe soil and Mre. H. O. Young. t Judge and Mr*. Clement Smith at­ and help him make it grow. The Lord did pot intend man should live by tended :the wedding of the latter * com i sitting around, spitting on the ,side­ sin. Mi** Gaylia Miner of Lake Odessa proaching. ' Old Glory" ;is used on all our Missionary lioatb and always ha> right of way. Wr had bw-n expecting to meet thi* boat every day since leav­ ing Bangkok, and were very glad to whittling drygoad# boxes Wednesday evening. . make the acquaintance of Dr. and walks. growling aliout the weather and cuss­ Rev. and Mrs. R A. Carnahan re- ,, ing everything in general. turned to Alliance O. Wednesday after just leaving on furlough., These peo­ an extended visit with Mrs. C.’sj ple have been in Laos 21 [years and mother. Mrs. I. A. Holbrook, and ’ BIOGRAPHY. said they would probably t»e home­ sick for Laos before the year Mrs. Saphrona Brun,a Burdick was other friends. John W. Row. of Kalamazoo, deputy over. They were at Piuanuloke born in, New Yprk. Wayne County. several days ago, and said Dr. Fay Decern Ut 9 «£». *nd died at the factory inqiector, was in the city last; and family were patiently waiting home of her daughter Mr*. Niblack week looking over the factories as re­ in Nashville Michigan. April 80. IW». quired by law. He reports them all in • . sent, tbem-elve- I fear w shall be She waa united in marriage to Mr. excellent condition. three weeks more. Fortunately the Frank Banlick in 18«0. To them were Miss Vinnie Ream went to'Gun Lake TxmU ix.T. moved when our five pole-m-n given four children. Mr*. Burdick Thursday where Ifce gave several reci­ jump into the water and get hold of emtn-aced ,the Christian's ho|® early tations at the ’Middleville Masonic the sides. When tbe river is high in her married life, whereby she. picnic which waA held at Gun Lake knew„the consolation of comforting that 'lay- Thia ii the third year MM day* ago we«saw a real camel' It wat Srace. She had l>een in poor health Ream has t*en asked to recite for the tbe first one we have seen in Siam, and fur Mum* lima. Two weeks jrevtodatD Middlevil'j Mason* at their picinic. from the excitement it created we her death she had a sinking spell, but judged that they were very rare here. had Allied mfticiently to arn»m|«ny her Yssterday we saw a fish not les* than daughter home to Naahviile. where .di feet long. All along the way we suddenly arid nnexpecetdly the death Wasted mnsrie* tnf decaying bones. • What havoc! have neer; .many plantations ‘>t tobacco. <nge! surnmoned her’to tbe -realm be­ Scrofula, let alone| Is capable of all that, water m-lon patches, bean garden#. yond. Tbe faneral service* were fuoHundreds uf tiny silver fish are jumping ducted by Ret. « b. Cheney“2 ‘hToommonly. marked by ►w rxek. InflarutMWHrtja in the eym. dy» up. many of them to be carried off by Xa^aurrh. rt»d grtjersl the large fish hawk# which circle about Two lads 2,7 whc ft Is always radically and permanently over tbe water owtinnally. Each day claim Bay aa' their home g in w? hear many crying-fiah. Their cry to a box car in the P. M- yard, at luma is very rnudt like the croak* ui large and went to rieej’- Whlle fr<4r*. 1 am quite sure . I stepped on l«Dd the cars were backed into Um HUM •<"<bolld' T ,be k -brr or <■«. ■ — yanJ yard and wbt when awoke they rxje tbe other night while enjoying » .n they tbey awosc u . A an littfc plunge. You can scarcely reahxe fo3D<1 tj. rf.m..>el. Te» .primmer, Afu-ran .. ----------------------------. inv^tj^atiun they were rekawd. , Disfigured Skin Hood’s Sarsaparilla R. JAMIESM. Pre>r. These Prices Indicate C. This is the most popu­ lar satin known to the trade because it has always given satisfaction. 'It is made by a firm with a reputation for making the best. 1 he name “SlIIHER" is woven in the .selvage. A'ways look for it. We have it,in al! tbe leading colors. j6 in. wide. 1Oc Bblldlen’s Black Hose at-less than real value, only I De. 1QC I»l IS. ClMe gauge 2 ply yarn seatuh*** knit, fawt Efilel black, large re enforced--. heel, upltced Uhi, full width inktep, jertey fit­ ting tops at -IOc. Price $1.50 per Yard 1Oc Mens White Woven Handkerchiefs, ioc/ 1Oc Mens Woven Bonier Handkerchief^ glow linen, finest firey white, bleached, absolutely the best white woven border handkerchiefs on the mar­ ket., measuring 17 Kx .17 inches. They are winnersat icc. J. T. PIERSON & SON The People’s Store Phone No. 9. $75,000.00 Capital I Hastings, Mich. Surplus :: $25,000.00. Offlctn Don i Spend Jill Chtttcr ttlttur, Pretldtnl. you find In vo#r pay R. B. m««r. Ulce Pr«. envelopes, fl. fl. fl«ttrw«, Caibkr. save pan. Ew it In oir popular and reliable Directors Ctsiter immr. R. B. mn«r. R. t. Tmdi, m. E. Eoo*. D. S. Boodyur. f.rte OJlttn. fl. fl. flKkr»o». Interest pM M Swtggt Depoiltt. rtWVK' Emi oi Savings Every deposit you make, your pile grows bigger. Tlie interest we pay helps out, too. By» and bye you’ll-have enough out of your savings to buy a house and lot. It’s mighty good advice we are giving you. ’ Start on it and you’ll never regret it. Hastings City Bank Rut fituie Scanty. Dishes! Dishes! Lamest Stock and Lowest Prices in Barm Counto at WATCH ui JEWELRY REPAIRING. | F.R. PANCOAST THE CORNER JEWELRY STORE My store isopan eventnn �HASTINGS BANNER. JUNK 29. 1 SPECIALIST WAS WASTING AWAV. -- ------------------------ BULL ETIN 18 OF MICHIGAN FACTORIES ANOTHER INTERESTING LflIER FROM SIAM at «** rU4»Kte poll 00 tile »«■ M**?-9! ” »*!■? *: i The MlowinR letter from R,,.,— the re«lK«iUblUty <rf mekh>» «U 1 Watt, of Salem. Mu.. 1> iMnu-tiJ. from the ! the eoclal advances. Visitor* to “any i I have been tvouUai with ki,)-,,..v • XUC HLX-LUl rui.auovw. . -------------— win; KlUnt laeaae for the five year. I, > • . t.— principal Mexican dry. whatever tbetr (.or “ • laet live .1 excepted. S',' tloctored Evrdentiy MbUken J* Adrian Madlco Surgical InsUTHE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. rle. of th. j*™ print Elv. notice tojv. | Coafiuued troai page 3. . Paid by the Factories of the tuta, Adrian, Mich. ery family of any consideration real- i i Chy of Hasting*. dent In tte innnletp,mT that ttep tera i K.'tteT'two“trttl<^'S. te *> • will make their firet visit to what little .physical exercise we get An interesting story has come to Tire farmers around Decatur are The Herald published extracts from | arrived nnd put themselves and their | cured me and I am now sound i • ’ light of the domestic diplomacy and very much wrought up over during.the day.. When night comes it Bulletin 18 of ths report of tbe depart­ homes at tbe disposition of the res!- well” For sole by Arthur E. Miffi i' h S , S C F.. economy of a farmer’s wife living near getting is a great pleasure to take a swim. I the work of stock thieves in that vici­ ment of commerce. No doubt the re- • dents. Otherwise they will receive no J land. Successor iu W. H. Goudyuul Kalamazoo. Her husband had been a nity. Several cows have Ireen taken at do not mean to say I can swim alone and will t>e at the , . ~~— is sutaUntially correct so far as i ■octal attention whatever. Intending ! ______________ v yet but with some help Iport manage to drinking man for yuars and spent much night and then taken to. another part i visitors to that country need to t« | and -i!n. of”the conLty wd'aold’ or traded.' f E" • ,cw I> <• • bl! <'mLan«. tbe number bf industries, hands em- ‘'.equipped with this knowledge of the . . 'lui,'kb r.-l1. v..,i money for liquor.’ His farm was about ployed, wage* paid and value of prod ­ to customs prevailing there. The point of For by5 Arthur S: to be sold on a mortgage when im­ man had nine ahoep taken from Ha I •*' Siamwe from tiny child- ucts. But there- must be some error I etiquette Involved is peculiar to that Succor to W. H. Goodyear ‘ ‘ ‘"U Tell your sick friends agine his surprise when his wife went Hock, another had hi. boree and bn«ry about the — r-----.- taxes paid by • the 22 manu- . country, having no known existence ; ' *» old I”0?’’ •"> to the bank and drew out money taken while he waa trading in a «ora । thin city. citv. Ac- ]! eiw.wb('re. The people are very kind • _1~~ ‘ factoring industries in this ' ONE DAY ONLY, 9 a. a. U 7:30 p. a. enough to pay off the mortgage. He No tram of the thievee ba. been ob- We are now faat nearing Pack-nam-po cording to ,the Herald, this bulletin hoepltable when approached la was still more surprised when she told tained although tbe sheriff ha. made wh'™ “» riv" ditld“ “"1 "•(P®!’ gives the total taxes paid by those, es- | their own way, nnd none other Is unCOFFEE CUPS AND I the hr“*',,ongl,, * him how-she got the money. When he every effort to catch Item. ' fine Paateor filler from tbe money the tabiishment* at |3.(H6. Last year derstood or token any notice of b/ : came to Kalamazoo to get on a.spree . tham. ■ 1 SAUCERS ■ Oak Park church .ent ua for Christ- three of them, tho Table, Wool' Boot This Institute in order to introdcc* I she accompanied him and after he had Cures cA»up. »oru throat jmldnnry The caw of Albion against IL.tdt , raM, \Ve have to drink river waltr and Seal Comi>anies paid over 82.MX) iheir new Medical Discoveries aud X­ a conule of drinks be was gloriously troubles—Monarch over pain of every I BMuUtnl Dtwipi,. J,„t what v«„ Brim., uloon keeper, io Uiat city who g,, tu pituuudoke. Thi. we taxes. It is imprulmble that the other sort. Dr.‘ Thomas’ Eclectric.OiL • -would lite. I have x uire llM' . Radium System, sends at its own ex- ■ : drunk aud then his wife went through them and wuuld like to haw ton refiuwi to pay the additional L’-.l «a wiUfimclarify with alum, thin boil 17 paid less than 81.500 at least, andpense these eminent specialists to give 1 his pockets t nd took out the uooiiey and call and aee them, whether run i > loon licaiuo came laifore the j"«ioa I „,d .train and then filter through our probably 82.000 would be nearer ri^ht or not. ’ to those tv her call on the abovw date deposited it in the bank. He supposed • Tte Kind Yw H» w Kiwis Bac£tt court Thursday and tbe defendant, wore gtmff filter .0 a. not to run any roda In its bulletin there would be included Bears ths consultation, examination, advice anc he Juul ’’Howed” all of bis money each la.'KTS LEE HUG. adjudged guilty and finisF »U«> mid I at ,jL You »dll perhai. to intereeted as manufacturing institutions the 81gr.ats.nr all medicine required to complete r time and so said nothing of it% By coeta or »ix montli. ip jail. Tlie cam [ to ^w we had a burglary while wo Bookcase, Barber Chair. Woodworking cure, absolutely free. thij system of saving his wife in a wu immediately appealed to the cir- sWpp>Kl ,lt AynUna on onr way »|v Two and Roller Mill, companies, beside the had accumulated cnit court and will lie made-a These -specialists will diagnose your number of years t*** i men quietly inured upto’our house- | bustle factories, printing, offices as case and give yqu the benefit of their enough to pay off tbe mortgage. Thia case to determine the legality of tb«: lout at four in tbe morning and open- f well oh other places where manufact- I A ? rk’ll The dose is one, just one pin medical knowledge. Their is no ex­ has been such an object lesson that additional license. /I IlC *■„bedtime. Suear-coated, &T une.uf our rear blinds, and took out uring is done.- We think it safe to say perimenting or gueM work. You will the man swears that he will iiever /”> y Of O I lll^ mild, certain. They cure i trousers, skirts, underwear and hand- j that the 22 manufacturing institutions . ■ be told whether you can be cured or drink another drop. ■ constipation. ... instead of 83.00ft taxes. L D. Colloey of Kalamazoo who for | kerchiefs. They also took the new ]>ay Dot. If your case is curable, they nearly &U years has IsJen in the harneas Hitchcock lamp along. They did it Want your moustache or beard ROCKINGHAM’^ OYF treat you; if incurable they will give Eugene V. Debs, the .most rabid of making business in that city has an- i aJJ so quietly and we were so tired you such advice as may prolong your unionists and socialist »leader wus in i beautiful brown or rich black? Use nrrr civ or bat,M>ian v«i» .uust-. 11. •>, <_ Bounced that on account uf the iu-1 from our rush while at Bangkok, we fife. Battle Creek. Wednesday to reply crease in the number of street care did not hear them until the articles . Their treatment give* quick relief to tlie charges of Millionaire Charles and automobiles, his business will ne were taken. Doctpr heard a sound and and positively Jctres. Being prepared W. Post, one of the most radical non­ closed for good. i noticed the rear .blind was opened. He . to suit each individual case the human un ion and ‘‘open shop” advocates. Coutbiucd from page one. | dashed through thi* mosquito netting. system'is thoroughly cleansed of ‘he Delia coming ta Post's own towri'to at­ Grand Ledge has purchased a new snd oat «»• window, landing on the that individual profit will lie impossi- j tack the latter's assertiuns is like disease in a-natical and direct manner dynamo and forty new street lights for ' lie“d 1110 first ,nHn 1,1 11,0 160 aud improvement is noticed at once; “liearding the lion in his den” we [ ble. j their lighting plant, kt a cost of $»M). lynched him and pulled his hair and But under existing conditipns if we I ( even the worst cases are treated with­ hoar so much about. People who know ’ bruised his head and attempted-to tip are correct in our potrition. regulation y out any inconvenience to the patient Mr. Post well are startled at the reBetter known ‘ I their boat, when one of the fellows tie- is the l>est remedy to appl^. If that. | I ( or the pursuing Of his daiW vocation. setnblacne bet ween the two men of such One of the rcliool. of St. John, loo, gau strik„ M . If you are improving under ybur faini- widely divergent views. Iven doted on tecunnt vt diphtheria. Sl„„ bi, baJ M Hn. ,irm or WMJral uI, l>e true, what method of regulation, > ‘ should be used* • Aud what ought to lie : \ ly physician du nor come and take up any kind, he withdrew before he was t the aim of the system applied’ Here J । ( Realizing that iis runaway horse their valuable time. They wish to give This Is said .to be how William Wal­ knocked senseless. We had a man scrape is room for wide differences of opin-■ \ each.one plenty of time, but cannot would dash into a group of youthful i the ixjttora of the river for us and wo gut dorf Astor gave the order fur tlie line ' ion. If listen to long -.torics not pertaining to picnickers unless checked. Muses Cduotllces built for the Pull Mall Gazette: back part of our Hitchcock lump in It seems to us that three thingsi — your case. • .. Will make tlie season at W. H.- Spence's Ion, of Battie Creek, a young French­ Mr. Astor was signing checks one this way. They have discarded Hie old reme­ man took an unusual risk to stop it. morning and was Informed that one of ' We are standing the hent quite welL ought to be aimed at in dealing with . I ( bam. Bayard is a beautiful black dies used for ages by the medical The horse hud lost his bridle and was them- was for office rent. He laid ; Ro severer test than a three weeks trip the liquor traffic in every community. (1) Secure as large a tax as pofaiUe . world aud which it would be folly to on a furious run. Conlon crawled down bls pen and remarked: ‘'Well. I ! in a houselxiat up the Menam river. 1,500 pounds/and has no equal in . . , depend upon auj longer for they do out’on the horses back to his head must pay taxes and other expenses, '7* t in the middle of tbe hot season. from the traffic to compensate for the but I need not pay rent. If It pays ani " ■•financial bnrden it inflicts upon society. \\ tint cure, as thousands die depending 1 and squeezed his ‘nuKtrib until the the county as a producer. Fortunately the boat has a cabin high* other man to erect a building and rent O! ” ' (2) Reduce the number of saloons to' /? animal fell exhausted a few rods from on them for relief. chough to stand in. Wo have windows It to rue, then It will pay me. ~~ ’ the lowest possible' reasonable . limit. \\ The fact that these Specialists have the frightened childreiL — M.R ................ — ___ 'make < ’ »>«•* ' ‘ <h* or rather blhids. When Service fee $10 to insure standing colt turning to bls right hand man, M thereby lessening the number of , // discovered entirely _ncw* treatments arrangements for new offices. I don't there is a slight wind blowing, tin? , places where the teffiptation to drink \\ and natural cures, gives them control Hub Guy and A. B> Mitchell of Ionin want to hear anything more about It ■ polemen on,the boat begin to whistle;. liquors is to lie met. add making ff lif the Nervous System. Heart. Stotn- got into a scrap Wednesday night dur­ for a year." And so the offices were H custom among the Siamese. They try , easier the control of the traffic by the ly ■ch. Lungs, vatarrh. Con? > !, i to call to tin? spirit that govenw the ing the carnival at that -place and officers charged with that duty. , (( '■umptiuii. Epilepsy ".Deafness, Male How it Wm ProununcKi, wind. Another custoin tlie Siamese jxx>when officer Taylor went to arrest them, (8) Provide some-counter attraction I )) and Female Weaknesses, ‘Cancer*, Who was it who declared that a Ger- I l’,e have- one often sees a person carry­ Guy pulled a gun land threatened to . to the saloons. This ettrid be done (£ Tumors, Piles and other Chronic Diskill Taylor. Four shots were fired be­ man In despair at the difficulties of ing a coin in hiA car. Some have tbeir( with some of the tax money paid by __ fore the officer succeeded in securing Erigllsh pronunciation said that Ave lobes pierced so large that they can4 the saloons. • write "caoutchouc ” and read It “ guitocarry a cigarette ur a sprig of flowers ’They treat deafness by an entirely the gun and two of them touk effect Our theory is that the drink- traffic 'thoir ear 'nM,v love Hnwen,( new method and hearing in many cases on a couple of the bystanders slightly percba?" He was not driven to such desperation as ono of bl* countrymen but du nol maku , <or| to eulti . , is. ah evil that cannot ,1m? rootedjoul is restored at once. Catarrh in all its wounding them. , who gave up. tho study of tbe language l vj varied forma cured so it will never re­ rate them. At Pack-nani-jw we met, by legislation. The forces that must on being told that the •'Mikado” was ’ lx- relied u|>on to wholly .eradicate it turn. If you have weak lungs or coupronounced "a decided success.''—CUI- ' Mr. Taft an Englishman who is in­ are moral and educational. The comThe exchange liank of Vicksburg has ’ terested in the teak wood busine^ . sumption do not fail to be examined. been forced .to close its doors after a , and represenw th<j largest firm iu ।। munity can and should do its utmost All cases treated can and will be . Siam—The Bombay-Borneo C^ompahy: ।j to prevent the .‘•ale to -jierhons in the cured, no difference who you have seen run of two days in .'which mure than |30.<xx>wus withdrawn by the deposit­ •Fanner Cornrack—Mnndj. I got n । He gave us a warm welcome. He’| habit .uf getting intoxicated, or where or treated with heretofore. Thousands letter from our boy ..yin-lw wM get- ,,veti „n |OTt„„„! . I the _ money . so gpent . - - rolls ................ the home andwho have given tqiail hope of being ors. The affairs of « Pres. Ej L. Page cured, now have an opportunity to con­ are reported to be involved with those ? pre»m^ 7'rmoT<“rorai^ri i««i Ml» with -.he river In h, tlie 1!lt. Ii P-went Prvv<’nt ite it!' «l. to minors, minora No one of the bank so as to forced the closing sult specialists of reputation. of the doors of the bank. think not Jle mild .omeildn- about a : »« .eaten the river rite. a. high ... 1 <J*n object on any tenable k l“ Dent fail to call as a visit costs you nine hole course, twice around.—New : 35 fefct. so he had to drive long piles p]*®1 ° reguiatiun. We believe nothing and may save your life. York Times. . . into tho river alongside the house so i *be traflic can be kept within iKmnds Frank Knight was arrested at ’the If you suspect kidney trouble, bring in this city •better if there are ””” j he can tie up. to something .when the *" “*•’** ■* **■ — - **five a two ounce bottle of your urine for Cratamore hotel in Grand Rapids Tues­ water is higlt Mrt*. Taft was -hi saloons than with double that nnni’ner. day afternoon charged with burglary. “Yes. Ijiura, he Mid bh heart was „ ... . '■The. city would receive $5173*« .revenue chemical and microscopical analysis. Bangkok at the time. We gut bnn to ; The alleged crime was the burglary of In my keeping.REMEMBER:—The free offer is •Take xny advice, dear, and tell him I to Maid- her upto us sometime , from five saloons a* compared with F. H. Fargo’s house in Lansing where '$2500 from ten. thus having that much flaring this visit only and will not be you are not running a storage warej to live with ns for a while They are ; given'again. Persons commencing 85<X> in bills and certificates was taken. iouse fur damaged goods,’*—Cleveland ; very helpful to all Missionaries who'' more in the way. of compensation for Knight had several of the certificates any treatment after this trip will be Plain Dealer. i pass through Pack-ntua-pu. At almost 'the, injuries the traffic inflicts. It on hi* .person when arrested. ' everj-suip Doctor W. is 'hetdeged with jj should spend a jiart- uf this iu. a way required to pay, hut not one cent will be asked of those commencing treat people to vaccinate their children. to wean men-from the saloons. The Doctor ’ — Queer saying that, about I The justice court jury last Wedn^s- i ment during this visit for any medicine Albert Poor came down with MnallFor several mornings we vaccinated' necessary to effect a cure; also a posi- _• pox at his home in Albion qrie day last truth lying nt the bottom uf a well. •Wore we got away. Small pbx haa I day rendered a verdict against! the The Lawyer—You wouldn’t think so 1£ tire guarantee to cure will be given to week. He ____________ contracted ...^ the disease! ... in you knew the amount of pumping we made many ravages-among these help- Ij city. That by nd means settles the The imported Sjmiiisli Jack. "Fernando", will tnaC patients accepted under their system Kalamazoo jut he boarded with Mis. lawyers sometimes have to do to get less ]>eople and they can foe seen follow- I; legal propositions in the program season at W. liarn, the !-• 1 of treatment. Those having long Schram in that city when fthu and her nt It. • ing us for several miles either on' the j' adopted, by the -council to make the I saloon tax 81000. As speedily an pwd-Opera House. Fee $15 to insure standing and complicated diseases, baby were taken with that dread i hank or in IxwitM. We stop only at cer- ; who have failed to get cured and be- 1 dihcase. UNTOLD INJURY I tain places where Jhey meet us. He ;! ble the law questions should for settled । come discoueaged, arc especially itivi: I has enough viweino to vaccinate HMMI ' in the prtqier court*. • If tho city has ted to. call as thousands who have . • people.' It is very hard to semi virqs i| a valid ordinance, let it I* Enforced. Cirao up .11 bora, ton testify' (o per* l*° 0 T" T* To Hastings People, a1- It Is ElseI-W it ha* none now but cau have one. j by. the mails as it always spoils in the xxarant cure, obtained.. e.1 in Buttle Creek Afidnrod.y. IU. where Throughout the Lanil. « i», nearly two LY.V weeks ,,wran;’ let "ec“re tl,at 9P®*Uly «>"i hot season for it .. I claimed that they went into one of the Wahave a water jar filled valid ordinance.' ' on the trip. V"_2 .... . ' si**tlUK with NOTICE:-Mamed Ladies without r)iamond aub IW,1M anj jcM , n Neglecting a bad liack. ... Nut trying to reach the case. i with it. The tubes are wrapped Ur iirl|W onr charter ten the»««. «!<»» rax their //.xJaaffa and Minor, wdhout |a wnt(_b on( Bring, untold injury to tte human.......................... |Jlln.j in lbp jnr tb. ' pri.gnun, let n, he prorated to hnxe their /'atherj, will positively not be ,Mem’ • ‘ » blhxl. with—water. . the chart<^jjgien«l«l at the earliest op­ b'FoUuwing in the wake uf Wk ache 1 •»*• lh The heal Admitted to consultation. , Lightning struck one of the cars of Are urinary disorder^ diabetes; ] evaporate* the water and so takes up portunity. But first let us know Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 7 30 P. Mthe >ak>on • the beat in the water and thus cools • where. we are at. '• One — of----------------the J.J. Kelley show in Augusta last- Bright** disease. D.wten. (old tte • .Munday moniing killing advance agent teF.JMu^iUxmteUof£>• <•'”*■ ! tte content, of tb. J»ra Thh i, tte’ Southwestern Michigan Asting Hastings House, Fri. June 30 t-ff J TM CITY’S POIKY lOWABDSALOONS BAYARD BF as The Sam 135 stallion, weighs Walter Demond, Groom I H. Spence's Service Don’t Forget the Date, opposite STRICTURE CU-REdI I Win. and shocking several Hotel, living on Dibble SL. enyel ''ray wo oool our drinking water by cditor J** **• “J’™" , "Some five years ago when living in i placing it from the filter into these* woul<* !lKie(' to pay ?1.hi,w» tt year to Grund Rapids 1 had an attack of kid- porous earthen jars. I am glad you do tho city for the KettinK nf factories if ney complaint musing severe rain in J uol |q |wUwrpd b „uch fierci) the council would agree to make no The 44th annual commencement of The’kidn^ Sirethnw^wrrc'’irregXr ! mo»q«>itoe* as we have here' We find I"???"! "“’T*’ U\ Th‘‘ One Day Only. Albion college was held in the first council ought not to make »uch*an Methodist church in that city on Tues­ and highly colored. At titnea amid them much worse ori-.this smaller river, hardly attend to my work and every good' agreement, and the saloons ought not ' MOJITGAGE SALE. ’ day. A class of 80 graduates got their morning I was so lame and stiff that I but we are thankful we -have to be asked to contribute any more net to use at night Default hHvImc been mode InthccomfUlonsofn diplomas. cojjld hardly get around. Seeing certain nioitgaKS executed by !x>ynl F. Haye* and'Hinma U»?tW, husband aud wife to John G. -Doan** Kidney Pills spoken of so high­ pie. Wliat they pay ought to be found- ' t Keuter. dated ltn» Ihlrty-nnt day of March. iflCJ. ly I Ixmgbt a box. It helped, from Hnlryun l)nr». retarded thi? twentieth day of April, ion. in. At a special village election at Cedar tbe start and it was only a short time IJlwt of tnorteniMte on Ttaet-H .TTB and XT! ‘ Thel seven days preceding and the ed on the proposition that they arc at- I ‘Springs it was decided by a vote of 132 till all my trouble disappeared. My tempting to compensate the community seven days following tlie winter, sol ­ Arte of thia not&. the sinn of tSeveii BuutlreJ wife also used Doan’s Kidney Pills and Seventy one and Fony-K>stK (ine-Huiidrw- to 85 to bond the village for £5,000 to with the same good results. We always stice were called by tlie nnclents "hal­ for tho financial damage they inflict, i th* Dollars. I<est4e* the stmruey s fe«* stipulate'! improve the roads. Then let the city use tlie money for | cyon day*. ’ ’ Thia phrase is derived to be paid In the said mortR.i*e sbould any prokeep them in the honse so as to have nredlug* Ik- taken to foreclose I he Mime, notice In ...„^ ... . w. them ww on »»».... hand in case of . a recurrence. " from a fable tvhleh sets forth that Hal- such purposed as it sees fit. but ctir- ; hereby Riven tb.it. by rtrtue of the power of sale hl. C. Cannon, of Evart, was chosen Just such emphatic endorsement is ‘ cyone, a princea* who grieved no deej> tainlj- use some to provide a reading oootalbod bi said mortxairv. isthail foreclose the I in Hastings. Call at Arthur ly for the lox* m sea of her Hpouse, was an a recreation £?£■.'■’.? TJl ‘lopartmont eomnuuuler of tte Michi- plentiful and recreation mom room where «en men could could i k Mi.lten.nd> drnx .tore and rak I 4,,, tbu),„ ttl, l,onn . ,na bidder, al U>e rorth front floor uf tn« 1 .... , . House In th<<city of Hastings, on tbe fourth day gun G. A. R. Wednesday by a large what his enrtomera report. go and not be brought face to face! halcyon bird or klugflaher. <* September-m* at twelve o'clock na». of all i Out certain plw* or pa reel uf laud situated Iti majority. JiT^XfiLS o; PBnffaln Accord!ng to tbe k-geud. the halcyon with the temptation to indulge in al­ the twn-.lrfp of Irvin*, county of Barry, and cents, roster-MHburn to., tsnnalo. , , , , , / ' mie of Michigan. deoerloHl as follows, towlt: New Ytrok. aoln agente for the Cnited “nl l‘i,d nnringXie tfme of brenllll( coholic drink*.. fee south Kill, of the south e«<t quarter, of wcIiilltriee the Oir, tt-nvra "8VU‘O ‘u‘ “rc V’““CM •i fl*., Hjp rmu I>OW’iie cr ,,1* of lulling wave*, nn.t nnd I, It 1 ^r; Ibiwson *aid that tlie saloon tax i Portland will have to go back to the State*?**'" I Bad untnber .Iflren. and ;he north half, of this, Rememlier tbe, name—Doans—and was believed Ht this thne tbe*Bea waa question would 1m> fought out in the •oxth half, oftbe nortiiraitt quarter, of weflon t]se of kerosene lights until, the damage Dumber twenty-two. al) hr township number four . " . , I always calm next‘ spring campaigu. *“ and* might J •be navigated • ■ • • -Let it - -lie so if ®rth of range number nine we*:, containing done by the late flood can be repaired. take no other. i In perfect security. Experience, of Mr.. Dawson and his clients desire. If Ous hundred and twenty ocrea ol land acejnllhs ; 1 ‘ If k> tho Vniutf HL-Sen Hur vey M the saum more rj coure,-. dl.pellol Ulla table; buL Ilka they attempt to ride the n.mmmiiiv to MH4, the satne beKig the mortgaged premise-. Jons John ci. <1. kevtjcb Kkvtkk. j Fifteen Medical Miuiionaries were , many another okl world .lory, It Tiaa hard they may. face nmethlu ------- .—gj ’ worse i. b.vukn. Mortgagee j gradual the Americau Medical left behind It a dlalortrd meaning. 1 . . ~ine,nin j In this case the connection Iwtween for them than a |1.0W tax. If they do. For Infants aud Chikhen. r for MoKiut-e. | Mifeiomwy college Thursday. they wrtMiave tho consolation of know-! iiLbtlngs. Mich.. Jnirtj Jflb. 1A» J J ' the old and tbe new significance is ing they ikought It upon themselves, j ' clear.^or the -term, once expressive of — w—Ionia I wasta of the first celery of the | peace and calm 'upon the waters. Is Baars the y/gC? , “T~ Jrll1 J*JKseason. The first lot was marketed equally expressive of tranquillity upon Signature of frcAiidnat aof»,turt. jfe I Thursday morning, by M. Wetterling. j the sea of life. I forchildren.safe.sun. No opiates. I Carter YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED. Friday, June 30 CASTOR IA the Kind You Han Alwfip Rough’ [Foley’s Honey ,n<i Tar, **■ NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. STRICTURE AHO KIDNEY DISEASE CURED. |W I “l ... wrlera. tn, il™. ,un. Il full, hr-a.bi on > 1‘ ; '• H “*5 1 i fitera W* .-i r Dieease of tbe Kidneys. 1 h!»d an uneumfortable st: etirijt I’*1' ;u croin and feolitifi as though i-emetbing was in tlie urethra. MT ‘ ' waa weak and I could scarcely stoop over. Urine waa full or ., w.^i- money to new factories than other peo- ( \\ delicti ted with the retain, in one ween 1 ren week, wm entiraly cured. Have galnig "XT* t . 1 G. E. WaiQtrr. EITABLI8HKD SB YEARS. CURES GUARANTEED OR RO PAY. HAS YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED ? | BLOOD POISONS ... >b. ir.M .nd wrtrn. tetbetm life btoodoTtlro virtttn and nnleea satire Iy eradicated from tbe *>»«»” aMMaariocH complicationt. Beware of Mercury. It only »upprea»e» tue aytnpt-oi*—« N EW METHOD positively cures all bicod diseases forever. YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MEN.-tenreawn ■"■ I have broken down your System. You feel the sytnptom-s etealmg o»er yco- Meow r 1 r—4 ’y J .MV fc^.W J... ’ DP A F K> Are yea a victim 1 Here you lott hepe I Are yoa K b- AU U fft to marry ? Has vonr blood been diseased .’ Have y «» IweaknoM? Our Neve Method Treatment will cure you. Whst H ha»dan« J’ will do for you. CONSULTATION FREE. No matter **»«“ VThe Gold, a 4 [anhonest opinion Free of Chart*. Chargeareasonable. BOOKS FREE— The Monitor" (tUnrtratad). on DtMatee of Mea. Sealed Book on''DiseaseaofWom-P r NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. thing Confidential. Question List for Home Treatment Free DmKENNEDY&KERGAN I Cor. Michigan Ave. and Shelby St., Detroit, Mich. Ml jxl UN [J �FREEPORT TEAM Hs.e jlecelttd turtle Sint) of DM That with the Local Baae Ball Team Friday Last--Score (l J!'11 11 C Fruin week. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. ASSYRIA. tx.im hu family at Bellevue, • ib, hat Wil) Sylvester, of Battle Creek viai- Mrs. Sadie Fuller called on her grand­ ted his mother Mra. J. F. Wright mother at the home of Mr. Spendlove Sunday. Tim Hasting base ball team went to In Kalamo.' Mr. and Mrs. Wasliburton. and sori Freeport Friday and met the local nine Miss Beulah Lamb of Charlotte is Neil, and Miss .Hazel Morehouse of , at that place, and the latter took them visiting her aunt, Eva Decker. Battle Creek were the guests of John laying and harvesting In this vicin­ Tasker and family, Sunday." into camp with neatness and diapatoh. the score standing 12 to 5 in favor of ity are near nt hand. * .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown, of j Freeport. But the Hartings team There was a large attendance at the Battle Creek visited the latter's broth­ havn’t lost their nerve, but on the barn dance .at Walter Mapes. er Chas. Jjerven and family. c^ntran-are looking forward to eve­ Mr. dnd Mrs. Lyman Spire and Mr. Vera and Alma Park, of Battle' ning up with the Freeport team, and Mrs. Jesse Jones went fishing-Sat­ Creek were the guests of their grand­ flrreeport always hands out something urday. and came home with plenty of parents Mr. and Mrs. Lon Park, Sunwarm when it comes to base hall or fish. 12 to 5. fry It for Y»r Csll Lunches. k Iso Have a nloejppply of Cold ied IJoinR, Cold Corned Beef, , Pressed Ham. We are bar•hi especially large run on opr ■ bus AS and FRANKFORTS. twat* this week will be of , ni^e quality. Try us with delivered any time of F. W. Clifford , CORRESPONDENCE, ____ Chipped Dried Beef •ds TROUNCED ’EM . m£AT MARKET Man : urs east of City Bank. - 2- Hastinas, Mich. YOU ARE INVITED : and sv< the very latent paper, known as the ARISTO GOUD PAPER. certainly be worth irue’ to call and see $ of the work. Thomas Gould and family. Mr.’ and J. Edgar Cole, of Woodland, visited Mrs. Thomas Egher and Ambrose Gam­ ble and family uf Olivet visited at the John ^Tasker's .Sunday. home of Oliver Gould of Kalamo. The L. A. S., and club ofv ten. will meet with Mfk’ Alvah Briggs. ThureBorn-ToiMr. and Mrs. Henry W comb. Tuesday, a Httfe girl. day. July. G. Mr. and , Mrs. Charles Stpeettor. Mrs. E. Hartom. is visiting relatives Nashville visited at die home of Dell in northern Michigan.. F. a Bn»ks and D. R. Cook spent Kinney. . Saturday and Sunday at Gun Lake. MAPLE GROVE. Dr. and Mrs. Lowry and. son George YERTY’S CORNERS. Mm. George Cannom is mH!) quite spent Sunday with Middleville friendr. ill. MisH F. L. T. Cooper ia assisting Ora Verty. and family who have been Mr. H. \\alsh of Chicago made a 1 Visiting tn Huntington. Ind., are spvnd-. her with the house work. business trip to th is city’Thursday, re­ Boni to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whit­ ’ Ing u few days at the home of H. turning Friday. • • S Yerty. • comb. June 21 a 7 pound girl. . , Mrs. Herbert Bishop and Childreni Married Saturday evening. June 24. Weaiey DeBolc and wife went to Ni­ visited Woodland friends last, week re­• at the honie of Simon Shopbell. their agara Falls ou their wedding trip. turning Friday. daughter S^yrtie to George Gurus of . Miss Greta Wolfe and Mu. Alice M rs. Clara Shackleton left Friday, «•»«!>, Ingham <-aunty, only the near Norton and little daughter attended jt^rel itlves were present-at the ceremony. t.>r a vis.it wth friend* in Kidamaa00' the farmer's club at^Leander Kearns, in [ Miss Myrtle has been,held In high ea­ and Battle Creek. we regret very much Jut going, away. Assyria .last Saturday. Miss MabelleSpaulding is jietne from11 They left Monday .morning for Mason, The Misses Atha and Donna Eldred Kalamazoo Seminary., frq«t‘which in­. when- Mr. Gurus has n home all rrAdy of Castleton'are visiting relatives here stitution she recently jjfMilmurd. for his bride The best wishes of the for a few day's. Mrs. John Russ wad da^ghth^ Clara community follow them. This vicinity was visited by quite a George and Asa DHIenbeck are en- hard electrical shower Sunday after­ reached this citvJBaturdny ihakutathej long trip fromjRtw Mexico, and sNjn tdrtaining a brother from York state. * noon and evening. glad to meefiKeif Hastings friendjJ^ L Gewrgt Yerty* bus. just finished a two Miss Nellie Reese is gaining very ^Leek’s work for Jiis brother Hiram slowly. . ‘ i I t^jcins at Nashxdllv.’' Mrs. Juliaette Cooper of Otseffl was seen here a few days last week. nd Callforrilk and are vii laughter. Mrs. Frank W< other gporta too. Wash Goods, Organdies, Dimities, Lawns, etc, Pretty Designs, Right Prices. Let Us Show You These Goods. They pUy a dean game Ve arc closing out a line of 32 inch Ginghams, ,ood values at 15c, at \ - PERSONAL MENTION Shirt Waist Percales; India Linens, Persian Lawns, Pique, Duck, Madras, etc. F r ch: . • n rcnirinb. r ihi? IDEAL W AISTS and KERU are glad to show stockint; .supporters >Lt I heir merits. n</ i yr a- many New Idea Patterns. ave sou 10c for any pattern. Store Closed all Day July 4th Cadwallader'i AL Christmas ESTATE EXCHANGE, PHOTOGRAPHER, ' : Michipl rpris.- was given at the • wVellitian in honor; of Font Dodge, la. hingwas spent, pi tying HASTINGS. HICH. MtYSKlDNETCUre Uakt* KIdoaya and Bladder Right FOLEISHONEWAR Ci-rns Colds: Prwvaats Pneumonia South* .’il feet of lots 3,' I and 5 and East 12 feet of balance of said lot 3 in block 14, Striker’s addition, 3200,00 Also lots and Ip. block 2. Hrant's addition. 8200.00. Fifteen bouses and lots fur sale. No. 340—A farm of 115 acres: soil is clay loam and sand loam and lay*. well 70 acres improved, IS acres bottom land •with nice creek, balance wood lot. Plenty • r fuel timber. Fine orchard; fine buildings, barn is a basement 34x16. 30 rods from a tine church. 1 miie from school, tine flowing spring near build­ ings. No. 308- A line farm of 125 acres, soil is heavy clay loam, level and free from stone and stumps, all improved but 10 acre® wood lot. Fine "buildings, including scale house; barn is basement 40x>>4. Fine location l2 mile from school, church, stores mid creamery. No. 4-45— A farm of 30 acre®, good sandy, gravel and clay- loam and lays a littJe rolling and borders on a tine lake. A good broom house anti out buildings.’ Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. R. F. D- and telephone line, 2.4 miles ffom Hastings. Might trade. No. 391— A farm of 47 acre-, tine clay loam soil, lays rolling. Borders on. a tine lake of resort, 3 miles from two little railroad towns. Fine buildings. No. 449 A farm of 110 acres; K6 acres under plow, 35 acres of flue beech and maple timber. A fine large sugar bush. Fine slock and grain farm. Good buildings, including silo: barn is base meni 40x60. Fine location. No. 446—A farm of 120 acres; 115 acres improved, balance oak wood lot. Fine frdit and plenty pf ic. Flue large buildings. Soil Is a tine clay loam. Near f-cbtX’l and fine location. . Au<lYm other farms for sale. Seeing Is Being Convince Until you see the wonderful improvements that have ihade in the manufacture of coal gas. and the perfection »f appliances for its use for‘illuminating and cooking. >vill not^realize what wonders have been accomplished iking coal gas minister to the comfort and convience of i-me, store or office. •HIGH STREET. Office over Pierson's Grocery ’ Come to Our office, in the Jon&B Building, South Jef■on St., and there we will give you a practical exhibition, vill be worth your while to do this, we have the fixture? illuminating and the stoves and ranges for cooking, ami I be very glad to show them in practical operation. That s •vt ask, is the chance to show you. VVe are satisfied to •* the re.st to your own best judgment. HASTINGS GAS CO Y e are bfifering this week an ‘xceptionaljy strong line of SIDEBOARDS and Dining' Room Furniture. Lulu. Conkright Call in and look oyer our big line DINING TABLES, w- have them in all styles and, , • prices; you cannot. h»jlp but be suited if you are thinking bf buying. Our prices range from tended we funeral of [Henry <*urtikWx Lak*.* C<Jvss;« Me>nduy afternoon. \ Sam Gukchtss has « new organ. Bernards Black and wife . s|» nt. Sun­ day with ’relatives at West <'4vs*a. ■Floyd N$ase of Lake Odessa Irf sj--u;l- lug th< week with 1i,h aunt. M-ht. Bert $3.98 Grangeville tclosed last Saturday. I» spending the week with her b an.I sister. Hugh and Olive, ' Ed Schkntt and wife. Hinttn Perkins and family. ulf of Nashville. Sundayrd at the hQinc of Henry ¥• rty. BfthOw Becker of Huntington. Ina, will kc&re at 'Coat.- Grove Monday evening** July 3, '*nd. on. July-4 wit. give air oration, et Thornapple I.alo . to $25,00 We alto have a fine line of BED ROOM SUITS IRON BEDS You can buy anything in our large stock this mouth at bargain prices. ' .* ' Furniture Corners. r Deo, a former Johnstown boy. it died at Grand Rapids o' black and Mri. Burroughs of Banrtvid ltrs. H. Burroughs of this place, over to Iiacey Saturday to see i Stevens, who is very tick of <1 th ink in i fllpQla*. irnnuii Moore at home from g>grlKura! college. ■ Jiris. Belle Zimmerniar. and daughters Inv 'it farther and found the otl mother goph< r • biting the snakes bidy. Sh» ria and’lteva returned Friday to their me near Gulesburg, after nearly a o weeks' visit with relatives and hurting he COBB'S CORNERS. f The Bresee’s entertained Mr. Mend land family of South Hustings Saturday Charlie Cobb land Sunday. \ Arbor Saturday. Mr. Ferguson of Dowling did papering nnd painting ai William Renite'® lart Edward Bristol, wife and daughter of Johnstown, spent Saturday and Sunday at George Ingram's. Roy Huu.’hlnsoh and wife of Hastings visited George Hutchinson, the far­ Mr. and .Mr:«. R. E. Stfaison and MIr»« mer's father. Sunday nnd Monday. Etta Gilbert of Middleville visited In Claud* SentX, son of Ed Bents of Has­ Parmelee one day last week. . tings. Is 'taking ' his vacation In the Word bus been received from Cas­ country, the guest of hfw -uncle. Fred novia that Mrs. John Kepkey. "bo Is in Cunningham. very p<»»r health, l.« cor-ilng to Middle­ Mrs. Joe Wing and family visited at ville to take treatment of Dr. Taylor. Fred Jordon's of Irving Sunday. • A number from hfcrt attended the children’s day exerefiea at East Cale­ WELCOME CORNERS. donia Sunday evening. BUGGIES The Actual Goods on the floor will convince you that I have what you are looking for in the way of Single and Double Buggies. Open and Top. and all low prided for the quality, as you will admit when you see them. I buy for.SPOT CASH. I own my own store—no rent to pay. I keep no salaried men on the road. Under such conditions the goods and the prices do their own talking. * ” If you do not know thi& from your own exThey are doing it very Biiccesafnll' perience, a visit to the West End ] irdware will convince you. SEEING LAWN MOWERS Your Opportunity There has been a big demand for our very be£t STANDARD BINDER ________ TWINE at 11 cento per pound. While it lasts, gfl the price will be main■ tained at 11 cents. Miss Campbell Will ie in Grand Rap­ Picking'strawberries-ta the order'of Ids the coming weeicw. the day. The tyo boya who walked to tbe Miss Enren Edwards.spent last week Middleville hich school did not lose a visiting friends near Thornnppb lake. ■day during the year with the exception Mr. Edwards haj purchased a fine uf one of the boy®, whio was called for puny for his son.-' George. half a day to attend a funeral. jir. and Mrs. W. McKibben returned young people attended last week from a several days' visit Many the commencement ex*:rdses at .Cale- In Ionia. donla Friday evening. ; Miss Lauretta A number from this place attended, Adams of this place witb a member of the funeral of Mrs. Caaaidy-Sunday. .the graduating class. J Mrs. Barker, who has been visiting Daniel Brown is gwJinff Sunday to her slater. Mrs. J. F. Richards returned his many to h*r home ln Grand Rapids. Tues­ Bowne, where he will visit ’ friends for the next two day. __ r^-TEN YEARS IN BED. R. A. Gray. J. P-r Oakville, Ind. wrttea: ror w». ,«»«- I was confined to my bed with disease of my Wdneja It was t» severe that I could not iwirt of the time. I consulted tho vcpl Kjmodtad .kill "V-iXMe. but ~“U " ,II Foley’. Kidney Cure —•». It has been was recoin mended to me. Successor to W. a god send to me.’ ’ . Su: H. Goodyear. Beller Place Your Order Now. . . . . . . CENTS. and get ii ground floor. Easy to Run Strong and durable, d work, apd are low priced. The Kind that Please and satisfy. You will be satis­ fied too after jou see them for yourself. No need to fear sudden attacks of cholera infantum, dysenuiry. diar­ rhea. or summer cpmlamt.'Tf you hate Dr. Fowler s Extract of Wild Strawlierry in the medicine chest. ' : ' Phone WEST END HARDWARE. Opposite Court House. �oooooooooooooooooooooooo wckk of mifuni SINGLE anil DOUBLE CtNTURY (f NTURYIIMI LIMITfD The Christian Science Society hold ' HARNESS . now Is a good time to place your order for tbe single or double ' harness you expect to buy and । use this summer. their services in the G. A. R. Sunday at 10:80. Topic: life Hall But the flames work faster; the hid­ eous. leaping fire reaches out frantic arms to seize and devour the victims held in-the embrace of iron and wood. One map appears at a window, des­ perately tries to reach the air. The flames leap for him, writhe and hiss The subject of tho morning sermon at and snarl and .fold him. and he falls the U. B. church is “A Happy Na­ liack, to be removed hours later a tion. ' * In the evening Hon. J. C. black, unrecognizable muss. Ketcham. School Commissioner, will The hour developes heroes: Mei» deliver an address on the topic of “Our nuth into tbe roaring hell of flame to Heritage.'' There will also be some be hurled back only to try again. i’ .special irtetrumcntal and vocal music. Many injured are dragged from tho ' The public- is invited to these services homing cars, and laid on the. station ' next Sunday. pintform, where delicate women, made [ i The U. B. Sunday school will picnic brave by this trying hour, hold them 11 at Thomapple Lake next- Saturday. In their arms and apply the soothing [, They go on the -morning train. All oils to the awful hurr.s. place Imndagcs [ friends as well as parents of the child- over hideous wounds’, or whisper words 11 ren are invited. The fare for adults o, [ of consolation to dying men who gasp OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO "Hi »• 2.5 cents, lor .children between • the natnen of loved one, fttrawav. five nnd fifteen. 15 cents for the round ’ wa'jtjng in vain. i trip, Let every one plan to go. j From nearby cities cume,relief (ruins I On Thursday July fl the Welcome L. A. S. and W. C. T. U. will be enter­ ’ tained for tea, by Mrs Sarah Leach at ; the ome of her daughter Mrs. Libbie Fuller in the first ward Bastings.city. All will be welcome. CAUGHT ATEN POUND MUSKALONGE The Impostor Mrs. A. A. Anderson Caught This I ] Fellow in Gun Lake Tues­ ' day Night. । Mr. and Mrs. A. A. AnHereon were out fishing on Gun Lake Tuesday eve­ ning when Mre. Anderson felt a pull on her line that inidcated tliat there was something doing at the other end. There was a lively swishing of the line end hard tugging for Mr. Anderson for a time, but a fine 10 pound “Mus- , kie” was landed finally. I [Copyright 1306, by T. C- McClure.] Tn the year 1SKS2 a young xnau name! ' Arthur Mcsamore, sou of. an Engl lab squire who was well to do, net out for Australia to set up a sheep ranch. He j was beard of at interrato for the next | three years, and then came the report j that he had Men killed' by natives j while on hn expedition In the wilds. One day the son who was supposed ■ to be dead arrived home tn the best of . health. He tokl a story of having been • captured instead of kilted, of haring been held a.prisoner for years, of living I ARE YOU GOING TO USE A GAS RANGE? If so, you want a stove that Vvill save you time, money and gas. " You want the best stove made. C00IWAS The Jewel Gas Ranges a Crusoe life on an uninhabited Island । off the coast of putting to sea at la»t j LIFE on a reft, nnd being finally picked up adrift anil brought home Id a mer- i have earned a leading repu. < huntmun.- The son was welcomed as i tat Ion wherever gas Is' used i one returned from tte dead. Of course I for cooking. . They are built | he had changed greatly In his.looks, • Continued from bage one. of the VERY BEST MATER. I but after a. day or two Ids •mother and • 1AL and constructed to give 1 never paid a cent to Barry & Down-1 father were ’perfectly satisfied as to bis the very best results. ing for their claim nor invested a cent . Identity. If they hud not Wen he was ” I prepared with plenty of proofs. but actod as a stool pigeon in tte deal ■ Day by day and hour by hour Arthur. and avers that he was to receive “as ' the'reatorvd son. mentioned incidents || and for his coitopensation from thp mid adventure of his .boyhood, often said Barry & Downing and the said calllug up things long forgotten by par­ X Maple Leaf Grange will hold n tearing doctors and nurses. Tbe in- Mahle C. Marble in carrying out said ents’and neighbors. It was tbe same ; If you have a j grange picinic in Frank Down's grove jtired are quickly placed on the trains fraudulent transaction the sum of one I bouse. and he was familiar with Its . ' the fourth'of July. Every body cord-! wbjch rush -away to where Waiting hundred doliara. ’ ’ ,I rooms and Its history. He-rvnwmbered I l rally invited. Maple Leaf Grange has ‘ ambulances curry the victims to the ^The complaint avers that on, the llth a secret hiding plane known only to ' ’ . . | i hospi tai?. ; ordered two tons of Binder twine. ' '- * . But before you place your CT October 1904. the day before the ex­ members of tlw family. or a family receipt bring it to Tte son bad tieen home six months order, call and see our line Soon all are ^one.. In the glare of ecution of the chattel mortgage. W. 1. tut. We will fill It correctly. I when his father died. All property and get our prices.' the Imrning freight house .a train waits Marble went to Battle Creek and took -was left to Arthur by will, aud bo was We carry a line of the counsel as to how the transaction to have tte cure of his mother as long forchlldren.f-le.tu^ to orZ«f«> *“ ,u —------------------------------------------------------- - forms, unrecognizable, burned black, should W put up to defraud the credi- i os ahe lived. A month after the funeral We place the stove .......,++++^M..++,...... -IvInK beowth tbe- «.rertH|p. .t.ined tors other than Barry & Downing; a girl twenty ywam old .named Anole and make all con­ 3 3 with blood: once men, rich, powerful that the transaction was carried out as Shaw returned to the place to visit her nections. | handsome----- but now!!—Tenderly advised by the Bittle Creek attorney: 1 ulster. She. bud been tlie child play- ; | J ,„ *' . , -. J I the bodies are carried away until none tliat its purpose . was to iwqwtrate a mate of Arthur, but .ter people had that money will buy nnd all j moved awny some years before he 1 HAVE A FULL LINE OF t are left. The flames grow dim. die fraud upon tbe other creditors, and I went to Australia. She bad heard of , our work is done by registered ELGIN. WALTHAM? ♦ | out. re'ive. cast long grim shadows prostitute .the bankruptcy law for ■phnnhacfeta. f ROCKFORD. HAM■“ We carry in stock all the' _; over the hushed multitude and tbe private ends. and to shield^the trail­ the man’s return nnd was much InterILTON.nd HAMPTON twted. He calk'd <m her and greeted ■WATCHES. advertised patent medicines,1 > masses of debris. suction from attack in order that the you don't have to send away besides somte cheaper grades 3-' In the little passenger station the bonk of Barry & Downing might claim ,’ tier with a great sliow of cordiality. PHONE NO. to THE HARDWARE DEALERS HASTINGS. MICH. AX first she was puzzled. Then phi? for them.. . ’ , ( which I am selling. at very low 4 I reporters are rushing the .terrible story that Gribben was a mortgagee in good was uncertain and annoyed?) Thon she , prices. They are In ladies’ and We have sorhe bargains in, ♦ . to the press The floor is ’ ll tte red with id faith, and that Barry & Downing became distrustful and auspicious. gent s sizes. 1 take pleasure in wall paper and wing^w shades. showing goods, come in and look ♦ all manner of articles, mail, burned 1 . might show’ their books and claim they From her fifth |o her ninth birthday them over. , t , clothing, bedding, broken trunks. I were paid in full. site hud seen Arthur almost every day, ♦ , In one corner sits a woman staring But instead of the transaction tenig uuil of. course* hundreds of little InclJEWELRY REPAIRING. > with wide eyes. Most of the peoplo j in good faith, the complaint alleges dents: had occurred, out of the hun­ on the train who are uninjured haw , that the chattel mortgaging of the dreds he could recall only two or three. jewELER + | departed on another train, or are resting j goods and the sale and the handling of After they had met three of four times Phone 143, City l)jng Store.1 tte girl ItecanM* Hgttafbd that.tte man ♦ in Mentor homes. ,u relation thereto ■ >v.-re «... /Michigan, i ■fu.d.ln all ’Tr«. ba Hastings, In Any Quantity for Canning. -4One. by one the crowd goes , night | J. 4abo pursuance of the .fraudulent — in. .---------------------. ... ------ gmil|.. Ant,,,,, but Uk-.«,o rr ; aad silence, save for the sound of the ' dexign and couspinicy. *’ The com- ry tliat h.u! satlatteiil so many others We think we can truthfully say v great wrecker removing tte*dcbrte fall plaiuant further declares that he is’’in- jolted to sarisfy her. - She .found hl« over the scene. fanned and believes that each nnd memory at fault in tunny things, ami that we carry the best Berries . Tomorrow will reveal more dead t eVefy i>art of said transaction is wholly day by day her suspk-loua grew. on the market, they may cost a Q On a certain ocxikslon wh»'n she wax lying under the wreck: will show nnd absolutely void: that thb trausaclittle more than trash, but we get I ladghing, selfish souvenir hunters, tion not put up iu good faith, but nlxrtjt- six years «»ld she had become a good supply fireworks, them fresh every day, and are all . clawing over piles of? burned clothing. | was in every- way a put-up job to de­ mired In a rwarnp when walking In pew which tte woods with Arthur. It hiul taken nice plump berries. ! forgetting the fate of their fellow men. | fraud the creditors other than Barry * him half an teur to extricate ter. On yOu. Tomorrow night will find tbe wreckage • Downing. ’’ another ncvtiskm while they were pad­ cleared away; and next week it wll be 7" ]_• J ...charges dling about a lnk<* tte boat had filled The ’ complaint therefore BUTTERICK PATTERNS. only a memory to some, never to te Barry & Downing, Mabie C. MarNe. with wnt«T nnd sunk under them, and forgotten; to others a dream of the pasu \v. Irving Marhte, together with (1. both had nearly teen drowmiL Again, buy" mid Phone No. 10. Wagons. And soon again will come the cri^h Ward Gribben on the 12th day of a pony had run awny with ter and 1■ of the tho next. ■ . -r-Oqtoter last with "combining, confed- thrown tun* Into'a rtxulnklo ditch, aud comfe ct?omeryEEE Charles Furber fewk I (.rating and conspiring to cheat, wrong Arthur hud carried ter home on his * - tenter, Ohio. | W11 tjjt, crHlitorB of Mabie ('. back because of ter sprained ankle. । Ste kxl up to ttew> things aisl many Marble other than Barry * Down- otters In conwraathm. but te seemed ing.’’ An accounting of Jhe proeveth totally Ignorant of Item. TO.ktoSofW.-B.lEUj.one.k.fthl. 1OK1 w divijj,„ Ihl , " ’ Mhw Shaw was fully satisfied that umbrellaJu a hansom when driving In 1 . , , , . , BranvK m> ™ nmn»d to hl, [ >• tn the «,ra- tte man before, her wns a villain, but bow to unmask him wan another mat­ majesty a few hours afterward by the j P1,11,1'• ter. Tte mother and all tbe pe-iple proud cabby, who was offered for his ■ H the facts are tut alleged in this , honesty by King Leopold tbe sum of j complaint, and the cases are not set- about were satisfied that be wns the is the season are perfected long lost son, and anything said to tlie we never a position to please 100 francs. The astute Jehu, however, tied before they come .to trial, there contrary would have met with ridicule. Wi Don't throw that-old unibegged a great favor of tte king, will be, some sensational developments. Tte girl was very determined, howev you. Everything you the Could he have the umbrella Instead of | jt aeema almost amazing that a er, and ste soon decided ou n plan to brella fine it. prices command tho nx.ot.yl-Th.- t.vor ™ jnwted. )wulk whieh Mand. In a repara the way. There was an old wom­ your Our experience the and before many days bad passed tho . . ? Silk and Linen Cover at $1.25. T’.V lation of trust to the business of a com­ an living In tte neighborhood who told cabman had put up tte umbrella for . fortunes, and she agreed to extend her Others from sale, and it was knocked down to some munity. and-tybich shquld stand fur you the way of helping ■mnj'mnb »„.l good f«itb io Hui. royal enthusiast for 1,100francs. When you out plans. coming that ' " *to' her W’-ru ~ given n hint *'"** FINE UPHOLSTERING King Leopold heard of this be ex­ new. should ever lend itself to such a Arthur Mcssmorv was not what be Wardrobe Boxes, Shirtwaist Boxes, Window Seat Cushions, as is alleged in this comclaimed, •'Well, I've beard of an urn- conspiracy . clahrkcd to bo. Thte soon caused talk TELEPHONE OR COME IN ANO TALK IT OVER WITH US. brella being put up to beep off show- . plaint. We hope rBarry . „ o & Downing for miles around, and the talk soon re­ and Boat Cushions made to your order. ers of rain, but this seems to have bcea may lie able to' establish their inno” sulted In distrust and suspicion. Some put up to bring down showers of gokir cen^. lf tbcj] are )W charged of the local papers picked tlie matter VERY SENSATIONAL (BARGES ARE MADE i 1 I • Detroit Make Save Money COOK WITH GAS PRESCRIPTION Foley’s Haney ana Tar Purest Drugs and Chemicals WORTH LIVING AND TIME TO LIVE IT IN : WATCHES j GOODYEAR BROS Q. A. HYNES Strawberries Strawberries Geo. Newton, FIREWORKS I have purchased have some things, to of and will be of interest, CELEBRATE 4th JULY HORTON’S. fruits of me. your fireworks aud FRED WOLCOTT I DOLLARS LUMBER LOGIC This and <7 going to waste -yj. when plans in building, were iu better desire, way you want and at that will attention. in business can be r.f assistance to also iu figure your W & away frame. Have it recovered with a S We are prepared to fill a.ll orders promptly at money saving prices. of such disgraceful knd disreputable Quevi- W"7a • i conduct as is alleged in this complaint. Paternal affection la Mt perhaps the L. ‘. , i precise emotion that we should be dte <1UMht ««««? pani«hed A carload, of dandy cedar just arrived. IK.SK1 to look for In the cold blooded tbat bu"‘,1<>'’ not «lfIer the exam­ frog, but tbs Surinam toad appear* to , P1*' of "acb frau'1 *,,d trickery on the exhibit this i»ralseworthy attitude of part of a tanking institution. Attor­ • mind toward hte numerous progeny. ney' Potter claims lie can establish the I When bis mate lays bar «gpn the soilc- charges He. sets pp in his complaint. | Itous father places tber» carefully upon BAUER BROS., Proprietors. Phone 254. her bock, where in dm- Ume their pres( ence causes an farttatloQ Uiat prodtk^'s • Tbe Zdmi Saflfllr iioriw*. holes, Into toko which the .■ The Ideal middle horse is from flf-----i। numerous small boles. 333^33333 333333^.^3^ forthwith ’ drop. Ifl those cells, j teen to sixteen hands high, shoet buck• ■i*r.. , which from natural pressure get to be ed and well coupled. It bus thin, high -— -j.— ?*• hexagonal, .like honeycomb, tho young • wither*, a long, well arched neck and W i frogs are finally batched and for a bit 1 a long, keen ear well set on th<j head. | scramble almut their mother's back, The tall should bo set mt high on the tlie •v I hiding in their nurseries when danger । rump, and die rump 1«~.. Itself KiBoukl —be w ! threatens, Bomewhitt sloping. TTir horse should * 2—--------- I" . bail? besides flat, sinewy bones In its “Jones Paid the Freight.” tegs and a medium sized foot—Coun- [ The sea anemone rewnnblre tn shape try Life In AmcMca. . Ijirkin and nuraen'uB otlier concerns adver-’ a morning glory. Its mouth ojrens like I the cup of that Hower, and. above it are ] tise a $10,00 premium FREE with a pur­ seen a number of tentacles wavtng In Fashionable Tailor—Go front nt once. chase of $10.00 worth of something you ... the me water. Un rixxi or nnyfood eouHists eoualsts of any- Two young clerks there after suits. don't need, pid you ever hear of a genuine W thing it can got, but generally It gets New Man (whisperings , .. 'rewriting ' ' ' on] offer of ‘something for nothing.'" Its al­ iAi the minute Insects that float in the sea. a millionaire. ‘Lcnre him nnd attend a ease of "Jones pays the freight.” xAL j At any nlnym It doses ILs cup and Is to tlie clerks. Three mUUouulres don’t -i- J then hardly dhtlngulxhable from tho buy new clothes once ifa five years. I W I rock on which It is rooted. It has n A clerk is good for n fresh suit every W ' set o? sucker muscles that attach It three months."—New Yore Weekly. I • so firmly to the rock that It will aotee---------------------------, time* te torn In pieces rather than - Thr DtBicntty. W I let go. _ __ ... ,, Mr. Rooke—I hope you didn’t telleve made by any mail order firm. We will sell Wtet they sold about me. Mlsa Budd— [ :-------------One Bird Barred. you what yon need and not a combination I make It a nolnt never to believe more ! "Can we keep birds?" Inquired Mr. than half I bear.' Mr. Itooke-Rnt the ; order on something don't need. We W Youngtiusband. who was looking at the trouble ih you women generally believe will sell you 100 bare of Lenox soap for $3.00 $ on. tbe wrong half. 1 The mail oiyler house charges you $5.00. " “Well, you can keep canaries and -5-----------------------a saving of $2.00 good to you/ such birds as them," replied the genial pi*rmate«. 1 landlord, "but there's one bird barrUd Mother-Tommy, I don’t like to have • from tliew' apartments." you play wftb boys who are ted. TomStore closed all day JULY 4th. ; on-r - *uXTK “What bird Is that?" my—But the good boys are no good, fblfaern Xlr.wu “Stork."—Louisville Courier-Journal mnmmn momma._—_Chicago News. posts Hastings Lumber & Coal Co $10.00 Saved ways ' : We Will Duplicate Any Offer you Does *1— look HAHS & RUSS, S Phone 16. The Grocers, ik I don't like to talk much with people ‘ always ‘ i agree with me. It la anmswho ig to coquette with an echo for a little ■hUe, but one soon tires of It—Carlyle. - - - ----------yon- Wife eomplainod k®g? asked the doctor. up and declaret! that tbe mystery sur­ rounding young Mejwnwiv’s death Ini faraway Australia Juul never !>cen prcjM'rly cleared up. and so It came about after throe mouths that tlie law­ yers took a hand in tbe case. ■ The young man had kept ported a« to what was going ou tuu! bad laughed till talk to WOHL Tils mother declared It a shame that hte Identity should be questkmed. iumI .•'.•hen public, opinion finally forcwl an Investigation she was on . hark! to pledgb her life that no mistake luul lioen mad dr. -TlM? flret " 'hoar's luveetigatihii her 1u tho wronix. A *<—•*•—proyxl ----great gnk- hiul' blown down n huge tex?, tree one night while Arthur was yet at homo, and In Its fall it had killed two dogs In thPli'^keunRl. . . r ....The supposcould toll ucalilng of the Inddent A acyro of otltur things were calk ^d up <o test him, and be failed In nil of thorn. , It was then found that be was ar­ ranging to dispose of all his property and flee the country, nnd he was taken Into custotly until u now investigation could be nmdo Ln Australia. Ball was. given, nnd Arthur went back Ixhim*. ac­ companies by his mother. She bad been made to doubt him, but she still ; iiopod that te would be able to clear . himself. In tte course of a month, without । living reaped any jxirtlcQlar benefit from the property, te dieappeared and whs rw-ver beard of again. A new In­ -wtigatloti revealed tte Tact that tbe true Arthur Mess more was dead, but it faeteoed do crime on the other. Tte two ted probably teen Mcbuma*’ for yreiK and during that time the false Arthur had drawn tte incidents of his nft, from tte otter, and when left free to do so te feul returiuxl to England and played tte impostor. ... -• . . _ • ! Dot for the girl friend of hie boyhood there would Dever a question have been nuewj, JUKI raised, and ne he woum would nave have uvea lived onj and rtry ' M ttx> t™, of father I mother who welcomed him so warmly Crittenden & Irving, UNDER NATIONAL SANK. 4"' WHY NOT DRESS WELL AND COMFORTABLY? A low collar, a spotless shirt, a narrow belt, a spruce straw, a two-piece outing suit, maybe double breasted, and there you are, ready to enjoy the 4th of July wherever you may spend it. Our assortment of these goods is complete. $5.00 to $12.50 Two-Piece Outing Sults 50c Io $2.00. Straw Hats Belts, H. &, P, make, < = 25c to SI.00Soft Shirts, with Collars attached or without - ’ - 50c to $2.00 Collars, Barker Brand, the latest, - 2 tor 25c Chidester & Burton, Leading Clothiers. piled M^kl/ wily. I -X . M. quAP. 40c to $3 �patriotic America A DANGEROUS CROSSING ; will always celebrate the glorious day of the country's independence. 1 ey s- < Prwport now has an exprw office . again. Yon bad better get in the habit of calling on DePue. la That at the Roller Mill. Fred Rock Came Near Being Run Down PERSONAL MENTION 1 Mayor Hralh we i„ Grand H,pid,\ A ----- ® 2 1 J“ - A - . • SPECIAL SALE M• There Friday Noon. Friday, about 12:45 p. m.. Fred It promiMs to be tbe usual quiet 4tb Rock's oil wagon came near being run of July iu Hastings. down by the 12 p.m. train ww>t on *Mn,. John . Weinert waa in Kalama-> The sth will be oalehrated In Freeport the Michigan Central at the roller mill; 200 x> Wednesdav. . • " ed?esdB3 ^vverdaleandatThontappl, lake this ctoMing. This is the second time' GeorK® Ixwry returned home from' within six months that Mr, Rock has coljege Saturday. 1, । Ip the young American r„ . . ., , • T. Pierson Jt Son's Mik umbrella narrowly escaped being run down by ' Miss Tillie Brovont is visiting! -art we have the lar-1 «le iut week very .uccessfui ,m<i the same train and. at the same cross- friends in Rutland. . . , f wil1 1x1 continued another week. .MUr ral°”lX'r Wh° h“tC 1 J*rae" Ttom1 "1»“ Hi"k‘*-V with hi. : t’CpI • i j ill .Ol | \r— t r- \f r-» I'.ranu i„ HdUhd. ” • I Mnu J- A McElwin entertained the .nd . h,.?, h*Ir r*1"‘"« a tarahty i, oert.lu «t ,h., rI>,. i \ "B-aker Olrb" at 5 o'clock tea • I lueeday evening complimentary to iffiT ■>»!«. wmrthlngi, d«„ to Rand v “* .url, “ a »»«niiy. calamity. Friday'. hi"’"'k' • I 1M J® Mrs. Blanche Potts. • i «K«ram " /— -----XTiuay si >ilnllli If V" J. T Plenum * Son'. PL. „ | train Irll“ oh c»rm. m>'within rfour-feet of one of' Fnu,l< Dil!lu(lin»r D,m"ta,,r'•r.f of ChirJMf'>- ....... I .....• • . Frank I H VV I I I K A «l. wasV^et. «XU W^d ’ Ur- ,ItUCk'- h"~’ '”“l ”« U- ■” ,b" ri'- ■M0Bd*lrI I Ulf Wl ItW 1 Cided to continue the sal.. this woL' I t™, 'To ’^re-v'“,i •!,k'0 «!*•■ F"r‘k ™>t to OmrlMte I cktod to eontiaae the aU --------- —. wagon would have ■ 0H business Monday. Only a few left at $1.68 ; ei.<k • ।; IMJen tom a a mejancholjmulanclwly night, sight, f<for tho train. 1 Mm C. F. Broolm .nd son Ned are Eaton Rapids won a very ciwe game ! which was behind time. Hastings. was going at Gun I^ake this week. • 1 of at .the fairgrounds yestcr-' fully fully 8 six(t) miles , . 1 base 7 liall nl 7e ra,r Krounds yestorjA(T) mil,* huur refiuin}|, ' Bn Parly while the assort-1 Uh> Hftne^,ux>n trom local nine- ; by the ordinances of this citv i' Miw Charlotte Van Auken is the ' Store to 2 favor ..... ______ bcoru Sa to 2 in in r»v or of ,.f Eaton E.ton Rapids. I Thojiaa lraJ„wj, w apt|UW ]I guest of Lansing friends. * The places or of Wiiw™ business wild » H is. apt to ordinance [ Mrs. George Bellinger and son Daie, rc,- .-<>au. ■ The following following plan-, win:1 When wh''n «• it i«.«pt to excw-d <-xcwl unlinanc. . we do. we do do » For Holiday Week • We „ o ___ ___ _______ ________ _ • Ready-to-Wean Department—such lines as Petticoats. Skirts, Suits. S perhaps need a New Spring Coat, Separate Waist, some such garment for the holiday arid here is a opportunity to save a few dollars on each. -i-». -:i,>wn in ; lw closed all Day July 4th: Wright -----j “* After ----- the " regolur time tor it. of Elkhart Ind., visited her sister Mrs. : B’ill Bellinger over. Sunday. Brt,tliers . Hams ----and -----Russ,Frank , BPPC*rance. people are hot apt to be Horton, I.... .uh J. ,S. u. Goodyear o. viuouyear Co... W. _ _ p;J; looking fur it. The store and coal ' K Samnal Velte of I.ake Odessa, spent — Cook and Seintz. . ” “ of L. A. Eatoji. the coal sht'-Js of SundaV with Hastings friends. Cisc jfaijlicrs filch I.2>3|5<8( and 10c Merritt, If >nri Rr Tbe “nperiority of the borne grown 1Ja*’,oiw ❖ Co., the Mewr warehouse Miss Katharine Van Valkenburg re- ■ £ Tj, s par box IG ana oc over imparted Strawberres has been ; MM1 l.^e ru!ler miH "but off a view of ■ turned from Ann Arbor Tuesday. i 1.2 5 and 10c aPl‘ri'c‘ftletl wy much the last few ; u tra*’1 in oitb*r direction, and there Mrs. Emma Simpson of Petoskey A Rin ■’■idles, each ' weeks. Finer berries were never grown arc.“Pt to freight cars outlie sidings 1 was in the city the fore part of the i a 1.2,3,5, and 10c *J,y’rb*re than right here in thh* vicin- ^hich audt*' lhe <l»fficulty wono. The week. • 12 lets, each S*j । ity this year. j N. C. are now running heavy and fast i1 Mrs. M. W. Hicks and Ford Hicks {9 Hrt c(i:Ker»j« bunch • Hat> tfin -'■'MS IMS 10 5 only, coats well made, silk, lined, very latest style, sIxm’3* 34, 36, ma nn $3.98 Ic and 5c ■ ;ssr pots. Magic Fountains. lilt- Covert Jackets Special in Walk­ ing Skirts, in­ eluding Mohairs and Homespuns light colors. K IS ■i ..J in. 5 lid IOC and 50C 30 IU. IJ. 40. and 50C This pew lot of Walking Skirts will be quickly solo, as thi1 styles are the very latest ideas in skirts de sigi-.ed for summer wear and the price is decidedly less £■ than value. Choice for.... W. E. Burtof Elmira. Mich, arrived ' C“"“’ S°w-1 , returned -‘Friday from Anandale-on-; W in rity Fri*>y *• visiting rel- I V the obstructions to ws-iug nn ! Hudson. ■ . I ativea nnJ Weud> ,n ,‘^nU “PPriwching train, mid the noise st Rev. D., Mandi of Charlotte spent j • »‘Iv cum.-some time ngo lo care :■”‘‘'I«”'lrnt of tl.. coming (or laT Mn- M M . „» ™a wh.eh would often prevent. Saturday and Sunday with Hastings । 1 friends. ia Silk Coats 7 only, silk* coats made of good quality Taffeta Alik, lined over shoulders, new spring 4 styles, some plain black. others a A nntrim med in K v MX while. To close ;: ?eanjiMdi, Nigger chiMi., J. T. Pierson and family attcndeil ' A A. b. Burroughs and son wish to, How valuable is-h human life* is it his father's funeral at Bowen's Mills • a OUIDT U/IIOTO 36 some announce that their green house will ; worth-what it wotfld cost to properly Sunday. on n VvA uld are olhera b,Mck VIHIII nniuiv aud whUe jDd co|orgi puottvely be cl<*ed bereater every Sun-1 protect this .langerous crossing? Wr Mrs. Dr. Binder ami daughter of j 5 >tt. rartridge pistols, etc. black, havy. white, all nicely made and slightly soiled, all good qualities.- well mode, fit day at 11a.m. All orders for How,-re think it is. We certainly would not Caro, are guests! nt the Presbyterian W guaranteed, nearly ah sizes. You can have your 1 for delivery that day must be sent in , wish to .see any unreasonable demand Parsonage. i <0 choice at ONE-HALF price. before that hour. iniUie tlie |jUt we belief Mrs. G. H. xyiwn. or Prairierill., * Mrs. Mary Cartlidge. who has lieeh >t ia not unreasonable to auJc to have spent Sunday with her daughter.2Mr>. HOSIERY and • *• J»ttrtt mi u>» UNDEBWEAR Photic Ji. / The Druggists, visiting her daughter Mrs. Walter the tjdller mill crossing projwly guard­ Jakie Dlger. Weaver, will leave tomorrow forfetbfloods Delivered-. Miss Evehn K< pf went to Pentwater j large Eastern house and have placed them on sale very latest styles, sold al-all regular shoe at lees then tne wholesale price. Contig in and look R. I i'. orders, filled the day received Grandville to visit her brother Milton I Saturday where she .will spend a part : a stores at 81.30. Our.price,... Jpl.iy them over. ) Coulter, and will tjien Jfo to - Chicago i of her vacation. 23 pair Ladies* Ox folds, late spring styles Bluch­ Two of the most tfnlnent lawyers at to visit other friends. Mrs. Jennie St- hbins and daughter • ? er cut. guaranteed all leather. ! A bargain tlie Philadelphia bar w(ere Benjamin OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4th. at SUS. Toebar.' $1.10 Prof, and Mrs Burnham, uf Kalama- Harris Brewster ami his Imljf br^thec, Nellie Were in Grand Rapids the fun- ! J xoo were guests.of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Frederick Carroll Brewster. ;Berth had part of the week. , W Ketcham Friday and Saturday. Prof. held Uhof attorney gtneir|l for Mrs. E. E. Di.- tnond went to Lake W Burnham is connected with the West tb-« state. an<> the first had G-n jitterHASTINGS MONEY BACK STORE Odrsga Friday to visit her son Jay. ■ ern Normal, at Kalamazoo, and speaks ney g«*neriil of the United Stdtes fThey returning Munday. . A very hopefully of the future of that in. had not been on friendly terms for liariy- Ambrose, of Vermontville. A mate a great reduction many years. It is said tliat <in oh’’ <*> stilutiou. , Cftslon u mutual friend trlvdj to bring spent tiunday'ns tin- guest vt Mr. ‘ and t.-’'musical instruments Some ut the BANNER maps are on thorn together, and finally FrWerfck C. Mrs. Kep. Silsbee. deluding Saturday, sale at tlie LXilton, Cloverdale and cuDscntid ty-bury th<' bat<-heti and sent PHONE No. 30. Miss Bessie Rogers and Miss HurHastings, Mich. Woodland postofiices. These will Jw Benjamin II. n ••an! eontalnln|: his ence Harper." »]>ent the week with closed out at .W cents each. These 4 nan?', with theso words writwujmdcrfriends in Luwdl. neath. "At hbme on Morning evening. maps give all the roads, rivers, lakes Rev. H. H. Van Au ken returned and streams of the county, the location May 1.” By the same njessctigetj Ben­ jamin IL sent n «xird In retain, which Friday from Alpena and will hold the i of the churches and the boundries of, r ,-k is full in Violins, ' usual MMTicva Sunday. | ♦ read. "Benjamin n. Brewster also at every £anh'. and tlie name of its owner. ; . . Mandolins, Banjos, home Monday evening, Mayll.” This Prof. Downs, wife and children, of j ♦ The 17-yr. locusts which dispatches <mdet! neuotlntlons. ■ '.■.•harjH and Zithers,, and all Lake O$M>a afu visiting the latter's ' > say are. spreading irhruughuut southern ■' trimmings ana strings. mother Mra, Man- Bowtw. . i * Coneernlnr lirndln*. Wisconsin areAlue to appear in .some Mra A. D. Kniskern' of Chicago, i J ■ .-harmonicas are tbe best to Of course reading may become a mere counties of Michigan this year, accord­ indulgence and iIlMlputlon. a habit to is in tlie city, called here by • the I > *L -.nd anywhere. They will ing to Prof. R. H. Pettit of Michigan be corrected’; nl<e It Is very evWent serious illness of her mother. "" । ■* Agricnl curat college. The swarm in • -i-ld at a remarkably low that many great, resolute natures have Mrs. Arthur Dixon and Grace Dun-; ♦ kjvown as brood No-fk, and has been been ;. -r *.•» c.ean them out so as to UWU built DUirv up u > with uiiu.little reading iviiuiiih vi or by •> inv Bl mill Mrs. ,if 'd Mreof(IhirjuYo Chicago ' . under ol**rvation for a number of much reading of a few books and much ■!um for new stock. . •I are O. D. pondering — much reading of-mon, of " ’ ” ' visiting c» n Spaulding: years but it is said that ,thc numbers will not be sufficient to cause serious opinions, of events, rather thin of tlie Misa Grace Zagelineier returned from damage. According to Prof. Pettit printed page. Men like Crorijwcll and Alma .Tuesday where she has lieen the locusts are looked for this year Lincoln nnd others who Iwivej changed teaching schooFfor the past year. in eastern Iowa, northern Illinois the connw of modern history bnve been Burd. Fred and Earle Pierson were । so nurtnn«d. We could even point to a southern Wisconsin, northwestern In­ I in attendance at their father’s j venr great and effwtlve modern scien­ diana. a part of Pennsylvania and in funeral in Bowen’s Mills Sunday. tific gvnltw who. with nn apparent aver'several counties in Michigan—Berrien, skm to scientific lltiwnture. 'pits his Mrs. A. F. Sylvester visited her two! Cass. Brancch, Hillsdale, Oakland and learning not so much from liooks.ns sons Charles nnd Roy in Battle Creek ’ Wayne. ftom experiment, nnd from It)" "twee- ai|t] tbe pwrt two weeke. The Jeweler. ty qugstlon*' system Intelligently ap­ Dr. and Mrs. D. E- Fuller will leave •Hastings. June 25th, 1905. plied to friendly experts.—Century. today for a visit with the Dr's father Before tea became cheap enough to and other relatives in westenF New be considered a drin£ it was largely used as a medicine. A familiar adverDuring one of die frequent rcvolu- York. . tisoment la tho London Tn tier used to Hons In Halt! the commander of the . John M. Bessemer returned to tlie! proclaim a “fnnxKJt; dxymicnl quintes­ government' forces at Port nu Prince ' • Soldiers’ Home in Grand Rapids after sence of Bcbea tea and cocoanurs to­ made a requtMtloh on the authorities a two woek.4 visit with relative* in gether. wherein tbe volatile salt, oil nt Cape Halt led for men to nW in put­ • this city. and sjdrit of both” formed “tbe hlglt- ting d<rwn tha uprising. After a somewhat rough experience , Mr. and Mrs. Janus Underhill, of cst restorative tliat either food or frtiyei the Manner can secure of two or threw days tbe authorities g<»t BBtt]e Greek, are visiting the latter’s Ic affords.” twthw U»' raqnlnvt nurfber ot mva „ >lr a„j Mni jol„, Tl»m>|w.r. ible dnbbfag rates with this ,M1 loadril thmn oboenl Tboo J” ■ r triy dally or weekly paper An artlct gnvo bis latest painting Co the following message wuh bent: — ! Mrs. Emily Wilcox and Mrs. ‘ Della Commander Cktitmnvait Fonx-r. Fort nu jhie published in the United a portrr to carry to on exhibition. Lowis returned Friday from Traverse Prince: ' . “Bo careful, bo careful," said ba; Iw, Sir-1 send you per steamer Piwinnw the to­ City, where they have been attending • < anada as can Ibe procur"the picture la dry." day 100 volunteem. llcaen return tn* > <lher newspaper in thia ■ the W. R. C. convention. "Oh. never mind,- exclaimed tbe por- ropes with which th. 7 uro ll,u,n.d. COMMANDER AT PORT HATTIEN. j Axel Tyden. who hxs lieen visiting .1' Michigan. ; -w. relatitra in Chiettgo for a w«k. reAt the breaking out of the Crimean turned here Tuesday, accompanied by I war Ellxa Rachel, the celebrated his gj^r Miss’ Tillie Tyden. I French tragedienne, was In St. Peter*-? Mr ftnd Mrg, g M DHvis> of ottmrg. JU« STrfc’ -go mnlZMr. nnd Mm Geo. Patton of ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. WASH. SKIRTS wheels. Snakes In the grass, Fred L Heath & Carvetti, WHITE CANVAS SHOES 0 AUDIT dAIYint Musical Instruments WRIGHT BROS July 25th A Savings Account ■is sorpething every man and woman should have. It is a tower of strength in time of sicknl-ss and trouble, A sure, support for oxi age. E-arly JOHN BESSMER, We .pay 3 per cent on savings deposits and ybur money is not tied up, it is payable on demand. Accounts may be opened with one dolJar or more. CLUBBING RATES The safety of your money is assured by a capital and surplus of over $100,000.00 and assets exceeding a half million dollars. Hastings National Bank, S.';“of*tl“ STYLISH is. important to a woman aud it IS ALL A MATTER OF THE SHOES she wears. Her feet are made stylish or nnstylish Ijry her show. They are the barometer of her whole dress. ; ' First among stylish shoes stands tbe “QUEEN QUALITY*” / It is smart: It bristles with style. THE QUALITY SHOESTORE.... n V, W.CLARKE SCO or., of th. B«aun of. Kalamazoo ww- gnmU of Mr. Mr-. Frank Nwh o..r Sundnp. nnd I fleers, a nobleman of high rank. Mid to 1 Word from Mrs. Rosii L. Cobb at Rachel In a bantering sort of way: i y^nn Arbor says that the operation was : "We will»«• notww Wd youu - ------ - succawfuL Th/difflcult operation was merely w *nu revolt,’ for we'will ' ■“*" wmi ■*' be i | i,reformed in 20 seconds. Doing nicely. u ’ I — i kliug champagne.’ "Monsieur." replied Rachel. “France Occidental hotel. Muskegon, his wife Is not rich enough to treat all her prte- and daughter visited relatives and friends in this vicinity the past week. oners of war to champagne." I . I 1 I “Of course the earrings are quite nrettr." she said, with Just a tinge of diMMolntna-nt. "but tho Mon.* ar* very Smail.” „ "But. my »>w*r,” replied Mr. Puoxy, “If they wore any larger tliey’d be nil out of proportion to the ni«> of J*001* WOT.’-Plillndelphln Pr«s. Mrs. Flofa Brogan, of Gslseburg Ohio, who visited her parents Mr. nnd M’rs. H. F. Naylor of this city last, week, returned to her home Saturday. । Mrs. Fred Boxer went to SaranacFriday to attend the graduation exer­ cises in that place, which is the home of her parents Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson. Rev. ArthurTrott avbs called to Lake : Friend-I snppo*» the baby hi’•food Odessa last Thursday to officiate at the of you? Papa—Fond of me? Why, be wedding of Henry Coiiffield of Grand • Bleeps all day when Vn» not at home Rapids >nd Miss Minnie Angst of Lake and rtay" up all night Juat to enjoy my Odessa. , । society.—Town nnd Country. SPECIAL SALE 8 J J • 8 1 am clean- J ino up mu • stock of • Ladies’ Misses’and Children’s Oxfords and Slippers. It will pay you to examine goods and prices. Ladies’ $3.50 Patent Colt Shoesand Oxfords for $2.70 Misses’ and Children’s in like pro- p n nCDADM portion. u> Hi UuDUnlli 8 J 8 • �CARLTON CENTER. I man's in Castleton Sunday. H woodland Department WOODLAND. WEST WOODLAND. Marjorie ana Herbert Oanonoo wW Vend th. eutnnter with their «r»<>mother In Kalamazod. They left for Kalamazoo last Saturday.* The box social at JeaN Knowles' last Friday night whs well atended. the baseball club realizing So above all ex­ penses. On Thursday evening of this week, they will give an ice cream social ^t the home of Jerry F.lsenhood. I „„ I rvartnla laBt .............................. d.u.h.rr A j. Hurl|., EARLY—WERklNO. pSANITARY BREAD The BREAD of QUALITY. ♦ ♦ As is proved by it’s ever increasing sale * Made in a perfectly sanitary bake shop, tbe bread tliat is wrapped in waxed paper. The marriage of MIm Effie E. Barley, daughter of Mrs. Man*, to J. H. Work­ Ing of North Manchester. Ind., took | place Wediuaflay evening, June 21. * ‘ HOME-MADE BREAD” ut S o'clock In the home of the bride’* mother in Woodland. - The house wa# very prettily decorated with ferns and a bank of them filled one corner of the* parlor, before .which the bridal party stood. The ceremony being performed In a very impressive manner by the Rev. John Smith, minister of the Ger­ t “Origiaatorx sot man Baptist church. The bride wore a IslHttfi. dainty gown of ashes of roses Etollenne. Mis* Maud Working, sjster of the groom, acted us bridesmaid and ..^ of East Woodland j Torrence Townsend | ‘ ‘ ’ wrfdhid march was played by Jesse Spindler. A^er the ceremony refreshment^ wefe I to ntxjbt one hundred guests. ! who WPre jo the dining room. ; Arlle Bevier. Celestin Good, Jessie j . Spindler and Harley Townsend actin? : met JOI tut GOOD FURNITURE. CARPETS PIANOS ]’ ns wallers. waiters. .The The bride’s table, was wi dec- , L..r and'Wftlte. Misses ! orated with green and ORGANS YOU CAN DEPEND UPON. Mildred Clarke and Ines Cole -received t the guests. Those present Yrom abroad 1 were Miss Bteugh of Pennsylvania; I ] Mr*. I. T. More and Frank Clarke, I <‘f Bradford. .Ohio; D. E. Sower aud j ELEGANT QUARTERED u< POLISHED OAK BEDROOM SUITS, ] “>« s;1SIDEBOARDS, BOOKCASES, DINING TABLES, ilu PLAIN OAK, «• ASH nN ELM. i <l™h. or NoohOUIe. MU. Em. OM ; "f WoodUud. mo.! pop.hu yjunh ”“<1 -dll-he Mreall,' ml.r,-d b> | "" r*"J* Mr "n'1 ] 'du wrrl.faw nt honu- In Sorrh MnMhwj >•>*- "»"■ > >■ T*”, P'**'**’ | «'-•■’ b"'h >»»«'»«' »»* j NORTHWEST CARLTON. we hn<J Ja^ ^Xnln< enme ? I is desired by a great many, especially the kind we make t One trial will convince. ♦ Our candy and ice cream are of the beet uualitv • A visit will satisfy. ’ Our pies are on the light flakey order. The Infant son of Mrs. Woolston has George HJcker at Kalamazoo has Arion Relgler of Freeport is visiting been quite ill for the past weqk. bul*at been spending few days in our vil­ her sister, Mra. Fred Durkee. present 1# much better. , lage selling pianos. Bert R-ce. whll chopping, this last Oliver Tasker, wife and child of As­ The caae of The People vs. Otis Cum­ syria were the guests of Dor Stowell uqd week, cut his right foot very severely. mins for. larceny before Justice D. S; wife over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Brooke are rejotclhg 'England was dlamiMed on account of over t daughter, born to their daugh­ Sj Oversmlth and wife vIMted the conflicting stories. ter. Mrs. Bols, In Hastings. . former’s brother and family near Nash­ Tbe case of The People against tha ville over Sunday. The Carlton Cept^r and West Wood­ peddler"before Justice England was ad-' land basebail teams will play their Journed till some time In July on rw- . J. H. Durkee nnd wife,- James Curtis postponed game next Saturday ’after­ and family attended the funeral of queet of the defendant. , noon at Johnnie Carpenter’s. Let all Henry Curtis at Lake Odessa Monday. : tk<Pe who een lu<n out end .nmunMte •J. M. Smithy and daughter visited Mrs. Ida Durkee la spending a few friends In the southern part of thia their first effort. • days with her_ slater. Mrs. Lydy. In­ county Sunday and Monday. ’ Mrs. George Kunkle and son of HastCarlton. Joshua Dillentack's barn had a very' Ings are visiting the former's sister. William Rowley, wife and grandson Mrs. W. E. Allgeo. I close escape last Saturday. • Some timfl * after the freight engine went, south of Hastings visited at S.* Overgmlth's On Saturday evening the ”Brothers" recently. • ■ Mr. Dilleback went lo Tils barn to feed will attempt to repay the ’'Sisters” for Mrs. Caroline Brngdon of Carlton. Mr. I their banquet given a shor.t lime a horse, and as soon a* he' went up toi time agp. | the hay mow he discovered that the hay artfl Mrs. P. R. Holmes of Woodland “ ‘ Mr. Landon of Lowell spent Sunday ! wrta on fire. Mr. DHlenbtigk hurried visited at C. Senter's last Wednesday Ujylth his parents. Mr. and Airs. Otis SUMMER SHIRTS, afternoon. ' ’ down and got a pall of watdr, that hap­ , Landon. pened to stand near, and return.>d nnd| THIN UNDERWEAR, Mr. nnd Mrs.^?eorgr Hitt of Warnerextinguished .the fire. He then looked] vllte visited .the latter’s brother. Frank gave an address here Sunday upon the AND HOSIERY. nt the roof arid found It was on fire.! Schaibly, last Sunday, . subject of ’’Faith.” He then sounded the call, and within] Fred Durkee and wife were guests at Th. or Ihl. Muhpuull, . a very tew minutes several - parties! Jacob Fink’s in North Woodland one .hockod to h..r „r th. <T.».h or were on hand and soon put out the} DoXlo. which .-.curred loot md,,fire. . . or . Miss Maud, Van Brocklin attended I .v..,h.« .. hl, J>«m. . Several parties from our tillage went j camp meeting at Clarksville Sunday. , mil. north of !h<- W.loui Hill farm. to Thornapple Lake last Saturday for Mr. Oo, i. hn<! Iwrn .utfartnp dl„ Mr. Woodard is erecting a tool house a day of fun, but sold It was fqo cold! or th, .tomuch. but w.. ui- ..nd for Pjerry Stowell. for fun or for fish to bite. •boqt until n or «. •b-rore bl. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart of Grand Rap­ E..P. Barnumiand wife and grandson.] Ids and Charlr* Nash of Clarksville dctli. Hr Iran. . widow. >w« The Clothier, Shirley Lee. art Bpending a few days were guests of Perry Stowell and wife ami two daughters to mourn hte death, Woodland, Mich. with their daughter nt Benton Harbor. over Sunday. John and Americas Palmerton have n SOUTH CARLTON. Ernest Densmore hasfthe wail latrt-i new traction engine and exj>ect to for a new barn. A*hb«*i Cooper does Mrs. H. A. Nichols nnd daughter Mary very acceptably, as the roads were very thresh during the coming full. the carpenter work. returned from Ann Arbor Saturday, dry-and dusty.* Mrs. P. B. Hunsleker and daughter. Mrs. Hebei and daughter Adelfiha of 1 where, they had been attending the r Robert Gray has commenced his hay­ Undertaking. Pianos and Organs Mrs. McNaughton, were In our vkllage Vermontville..‘Mlss Flo Van Annatn'df j commencement exercise*. ; Ing- . Jast Thursday visiting friends. Nashville. Prank Smith and son For- ( The Ladles’ Aid society will serve Ice , Mr. and Mrs. Mort Sisson spent Sun­ The carpenters have finished John r»-«t of Lake Odessa, were guest* at C. i cream and -cake nt the residence of C. day In Coats Grove. । Kahler’s new house and the painters are Senter's Monday. I.. Smith next Thursday night. Price Kl!. HronreAi and family gpent Sun! now busy trying to make' It look nice. Pnrmlngton Bros. have, a new lo- »30 cents. ' <jay In. Irving, the guest of their par! Miss Emma Grozlnger is home for n horse jower threshing machine. They I John L'sborn is having a new drive । < nts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bronsnn. vacation. , . • also have a gang of men nnd will be well jiut In. hi* old one having failed to I Daniel Doyle died Friday evening of । Rev. Lyon and family have returned prepared for work. supply any more water. J kidney trouble, his remains were taken j from Eaton Riipkls. where they have Mrs. LetiA Bishop and children of j . ^Valker Mathews nnd wife of Detroit j Sunday tv Grattm for burial. He leaves j been spending a -we^k visiting, rela­ Hastings' .-pent list w.-ck with her par- : are visiting the latter’s sister. Mrs, i a wife, two sons .and two daughters to tives and friends. \ . , rnta, Mr. anil Mrs. Andrew Geiger. John Shriber. * 1 mourn hl« lossI have planned to promptly de- X Mrs. Waltz is on the alek list. Mrs. J. H. Darkey entertained the ' Hamilton A. Nichols Is making a very ] Burt Gray and wife were guest* of Hver order# for a number of < It is reported that .Woodiand Is not a 1’. B Ladles’ Aid ^Society Thursday. liberal <-ff«'r to the peojUe of Carlton 1 their brother Robert’s people Sunday, miles out of Coats Grove, for good place to raise pupnikfna. They Mrs. George. Raflle* and daughter ! nhd Hastings living north of Andrus' J■; Mrs. Helen Gray left Thursday for . say that the vines grow so rapidly that Let ha of East Woodland spent last Frl- Corners. Mr. J*' N. ha*.a - *■-•------ - pit 1 Hartford tu visit h-r daughter and anything you need from my fine -gravel ! the pumpkins are worn out by- being day with h’-d sister. Mrs, Charles Helse. on his farm in Hustings township, ....a and ' ri tn. MrK Maud, Engles. She will General Store, x , dragged around. he agrees to give free of charge -KK) he gone for some lime.. Place your Orders with me and loads of gravel H the ja-ople will make Mrs. Harriet M. Lee has gone to Fort EAST WOODLAND. a bee and draw if on the roads, the I will give them my personal at­ Waype to Hve with her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F.-Hynes and ehilijren^ EA8T CARLTON. L. R. Smith. tention. and Mrs. AlmenA Tilson of Lake 'ilrus* corner and go north as fur as Jt • George Nelthainmer, our highway The Dorcas society met at the home Odessa were guests of.E. T. Cole and will go. This appears to be a very llbEverything gu*ranteed ,0 commissioner, has been very busy the of Eiwln Daniels. Fifteen ladles -were wife on Sunday. era! offer, but he goes still further and satisfactory. ' past month repairing and building J. Lehinani has returned from Ann । says he will furnish a team to draw as ' present and sewed for Mrs. Daniels. bridges all through the township that ' Remember 1 pay the highest They made. 33 garments all complete, Arbor and we are glad to report that were damaged by the heat’y rains. । nnd voted to send n box of garments market price for your produce. ihls little daughter Orpha seems to be PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST * and $2 In money to the cyclone district Misses Florence and Ruth Jordan vis­ much Ifetter. ; pit. W© understand there will be an ited their sister. Mrs. Edith Grelbel.-last Leroy D. Jarvis has accepted a place : effort to get the people out right after to help the destitute. . 7,..:"" . LEHIGH. t" --------------Malpn Center’s sister from Dnctii was la the automobile factory, in Kalama­ harvest. So let all be ready. ‘ -visiting here the past week. Bernie Smith and wife visited Mr. and zoo and began work, oh Monday. ' Mr. Corner, scribe of the Journal, has Mr. and Mrs. George Hljl spent part been wielding his pen of lute against . "Mrs. Jap Rounds is quite sick and Mrs. Willard Jordan last Sunday. COATS QROVE Quite a number of the farmers of this lof Sunday wtfih. their brother .Frank I the vices that are tolerated among us. ' there la little hope of her recovery. Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. -depot 'hone 5 7 OENEKAL STORE. vicinity are going to make hay this IShaJbley of Carlton. . When society gets where It should be I Miss Sarah’ Cole visited her grand] Wesley Rennet moved onto the C. E. . gambling, divorces and broken homes ! mother. Mrs. Ben Cole, over Sunday. ;Rowlftder place this’ week. ' will n< tonger be tolerated. I ct us all - MIm B^le Friend vteited at the The majority of the people of Wood­ Rev. C. D .Jarvis purchased a fine strive to ret good examples ourselves. ; honu. land will celebrate the Fourth of July Frank Andrews the latter part colt of Ernest Dassel last week. I to the end that others may be won to I of tj,p week. at Freeport or at Thornappte lake. i Mrs. Theodora Scofield visited friends I pilths of virtue and truth. 1 ■ , George D. Barden of the < Michigan in Lansing part of last week. Soldiers* home has been visiting friends : Albert Barry’ Is a great sufferer from MARTIN CORNERS. and relatives in thie vicinity. NORTHWEST CARLTON. i-czema or cafccer on his arms. Mrs. Ida Mead Ision the sick list. Mr. Vlen’Duty was willed to Manton Mesdarnes N. Kilpatrick and I. May Mrs. E. E. Gorham spent Sunday with Sunday school at , Martin church last Friday on account of illness of hte ■were gums uf their sister, Mrs. Hough­ her daughter at Podunk. very Sunday at 10:30 o’clock. son George. • ton. near Lake Odessa on Monday. ■s. W. W. McKibben spent I Mrs. Jentflq Barry Is spendlug n f«-w Mrs. George Tyler visited her brother. per. Remember the BAN­ last week In Ionia. J days at F. Barry’s I ;iq Ann Arbor this week to receive* V. C. Roosa.Jost Sunday. NER when you are in Mr. Frank and -11 Mrs. G. W. UI1K Cassidy UIIQ IM. Cx. * ’ ■ i; IGeorge Cogswell of Spring Arbor Is treatment for an Injured arm. Quite a number are going tn the Bar­ vere called to Hasting* Monr vjHsitlng'at H. Cogswell’s. Mrs. Hugh Nicholas has purchased Cgppy wi num & Bailey show at Kalamazoo. the Luurance place and will move there day by the serious illness of. their Miss Ethel Barry Of Ypsilanti - is Last Saturday the Hastings Bookcase mother. Boon. ' spending her vacation with her parents baseball team played, against Wood­ LETTER-HEADS Mr. Frank Durbey of Detroit Is visit­ Mr. and Mrs. Dorman entertained at this place. land on our grounds. The game was their parents; Mr. and Mrs. Kepner of ing old friends and neighbors. NOTE-HEADS very uneven, resulting In - favor of Lake Odessa, last w<\?k. Mias Tillie Brovoqt of Hastings Is vis­ The community was saddened to learn iting old friends at this place. Woodland, 10 to 1. , BILL-HEADS J. A. Parrot of Laharp. Kansas, and of the death of Mrs. Cassidy, as she It is whispered that the Hastings S. Ingerson of Nashville visited E. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Firster are re­ was formerly a resident of this place. RECEIPTS Woodwork baseball team will play and wife on Monday. joicing over the advent of a son. bom Roy Hinkley had the misfortune to June 2f. against Woodland team at Thornapple The Misses Hazel Cole and'Grace BOOKLETS lake on the Fourth of July. It Is Healy of Lake Odessa took dinner with cut his foot quite badly, but for the Harry Patterson, who has been in prompt attention of Mrs. Beckwith he probable that this will be a .nice gome. FOLDERS Iowa the -past few years, made a short Mr. nnd Mrs. J. St. John on Sunday. would have bled to death. visit at O. P. Wellman's last week. SOUTH WOODLAND. DODGERS COATS GROVE. The Misses Anna and Glendora Hale HOLMES CHURCH. At the home of the bride** parents. POSTERS and ErneSt-Lake and Roy Johnson of Everybody from here is going to Mrs. Hattie Rogers and daughter Hastings spent Sunday at J. P. Hale's. Mr. and Mrs. S. Shopbell of this place, BOOKS occurred the marriage of their daughter Thornapple lake to celebrate the Alethu of Hnntingi, and Mrs. V. B. BrtrThs Hartwsrs Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hopkins and Mrs. num spent Thursday the guests of J. Myrtle to George Gurus. The itffalr was Fourth. Dsarsrt Martin Skinner and baby of Hastings ENVELOPES Mrs. A. K. Richardson went to Ann N. Covert’s people at Woodland. Freezers.. a very quiet one. only the immediate ■visited old neighbors-at ,this place last relatives witnessing the ceremony. The Arbor to attend the graduating exerCALENDARS Mrs. Kate Raymond visited her week. many friends of Miss Myrtle Join In claea. Her son Rex returned home, with daughter, Mrs. Mary Wickham, Thur*- • A few of the old friends of HarrySOUVENIRS congratulations. day. . Patterson gave him a surprise last Fri­ Bernard Smith and wife of Kahunazoo . STATEMENTS Mr. Clarence Shopbell spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs Glen Fuller were in day evening. The evening was spent and James Smith and wife of Adrian Lake Odfua Friday, the guentA of Mr. with friends in Maple Grove. In games and conversation. Refresh­ CALLING CARDS . Mr. Dor Mead left for Kalamazoo last are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs., Walter Wortley, ments consisting of Ice cream, cake and Smith. BUSINESS CARDS Saturday to attend the normal. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Holmes spent Sun­ strawberries were served. All report \V Dr. A. J. Becker, of Dayton. O.. will day afJordap lake. . a very pleasant time. Miss Lulu Coskrlght of Woodland ANNOUNCEMENTS speak at the Coats Grove church Mon­ visited Nellie Myers Sunday. Mrs. Carrie Par.melee and daughter 0/ day evening, July 3. Everybody in ­ As I walked down Broadway tbe other day, WEST PARMELEE. WEDDING INVITATNS -David Ober and the Crabb family vited. Jennia spent Sunday In Hastings the 1 saw a big load of Lumber coming my Way, w guests' of the former's sister, Mrs. ! A number from this place attended took an outing last Sunday. For the Kenan ton Addition it was duly bound. Tn Mrs. Nora Elliot of Maple Grove vis­ u< For they build House* there all the year ’round. the graduating exercises at, Caledonia Mrs. Frank Wellman’s parents from ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Louise Ken field. William Rowley and wife of Hastings Inst Friday evening, which- proved a Calafomia are visiting at thalr place. V/ Demond. one day last week. I walked down Green Sl and what should 1 set', visited the l&lter’B sister, Mrs. S. Over­ success. But more loads of Lumber for the Hastings Realty, Mr. Olar Is putting extensive smith. Thursday. j STATE ROAD. Guy Church was the guest of Bert And on each street and corner I chanced to meet, pairs on his residence, reshlngllng and Miss Bessie Fuller spent Saturday White Sdnday. Load upon load of Lumber so neat. There will be •preaching at ibe churgh building j on porches. and Sunday in Woodland, linf guest Mr. Philo Cline and son Clayton are Sunday morning. I strode up tbe hill and looked all around, Miss Clessle Teeple of Woodland is of her sister, Mrs. John Bulling.' working with the telephone men south­ Mr.* and Mrs. Orr Fisher were called Fspending several days with Mrs. Claude And a finer little city couldn’t be found, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. Wickham spent east of our village. And on all the good roads that the country ward .lie, w to Irving Sunday-owing to the death of iWood. 41 don< the werh will b< •part of last week In Nashville, the Those great loads of nice Lumber were still going by. The storm last Sunday evening did the latter's aunt. a Owen Townsend has built 860 rods at guests of Walter Stillwell unrf Robert damage for Sam Flnk- ft So I started out to find the source Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cliff of Nash- the t Wolfe rail fence for Ed Coats this Price’s people nnd Mni. Ckrolfine Ever­ considerable U/ beiner. killing one of hIS work horses Of all this Lumber and found it, of course, F .... I ft . Let us have’the next vllle are spending-a few weeks with her ^spring. and deafening the other horse. | oa it all from the Tomlinson Lumber Co. came, mother. >irs. Shawtman. Mr. CHfTik * Mrs. Cash Warner spent a couple ft 1( Mesdames Lottie Carn. Rlbblet, Stine If you visit their yard you will all do the same. health is very poor. (of days with friends at Woodland last Scald head is an eczema of the scalp order. and Miss Goldie Caln of Lake Odessa Mrs. Jane Fisher has been tn Battle For the people flock there like bees after honey. 0/ spent Monday with Mm. Walter Sack­ —very severe sometimes, but it can bo Creek to see her mother. And are anxious as can be- to spend their money, cured. Doan’s Ointment, quick and U/ Sam Gutchess has purchased an organ ett, it -being her birthday. Miss Gertrude Whitney*!* spending r or they know that the grades and the prices are right. permanent in it* reaults. At any drug * : There will be a silver medal contest store 50 \ents. * And they build up tbe Town with "pride aud delight. • ’her vacation with her aunt. Mrs. Lester 5of Woodland parties. Hattie and Charley Cheeny of Lake at the churchxm the evening of July 7. A' Kinne. __ j All come. • Miss Theda Kelsey of Charlotte is <Odessa are spending <4• Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hunt and Mr. and visiting her parents. DON’T LET THE SUN ROAST YOU Wb sell ttiB Summer Sult you are looking for. Our summer goods are made to wear and will hold their shape and col­ or. Suits in all styles and prices. VESTER & CARTER X" Aim Straight For Us We have now a goodly stock and your kind is her.for we have all kinds. We solicit your trade and will give you good value for your money. J. N. COVERT, This is the kind of weather when you want window awnings and porch curtains. We have j&at what you want. • We keep busy these Tiot days by giving our customers cool prices. Nothing to make you sweat here. RENKES ®. W ALLDORFF. QROCERIES AND DRY SOODS We are now booking orders for our summer delivery of BY TELEPHONE HARD COAL ■ । May we have yours? Both 9gg and nut sizes at $7.25 per ton delivered. HENRY RflQLrt ROWLADER BROS & REISER, Good Printing GASOLINE STOVES OIL STOVES 3 LAMP STOVES A FULL LINE Welssert Bros * * fact almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. T ft ft BANNER Hastings, MicH. FOLEYSBONEY^TAR Tomlinson Lumber Co �81 GIRL’S . AWFUL HUMOR Would Scab Over, Break Open, and Be Raw—Intense WOMAN'S WORLD MRS. FREDERIC SCHOFF. Suffering for Two Years—Doctors and Medi­ cines Failed to Help Her. CURED BY CUTICURA AT COST OF 75 CENTS riting under date of Aug. 1904, . I.. C. Walker, of 5 Tremont St., itqrds, Ml., says: “My sister , terrible flumor on her shoulder -ihe was eighteen months old, -■‘hgintcnsusuttcring for two years, hail several doctors, and tried vthiflg, but. in spite of all we it kept rpreadiug. One day it ; ‘ scab over and then crack open . v.-itery xdaitct ooze from it and .-•> -.vouid all fall off. It wuuld :.tv, fur a time, then scab over ,*«>me erne recommended Cutind we immediately procured . .--i CuticuraOintment, an«i a cake i-ura Soap'. She was muc h betr the first bath with warm water uuiL an application of the' rt. Before it washalf gone we •narked change for the better, ;;c wr.s entirely enrud. without a ing if ft. by the one box of Oint-.id <»nc cake of Soap. Her skin •..:Tir-'ly clear*and she has I u sigr. < f trouble since." F.rt'1"lc S**"* Of rbllMtolpbta. president-ot tho National Congress of Moeor". U one of tbe nbll.uUtrm.l.t, of Uli. coo,,,,,. „hc,,. f>nl„ „ a r!)Miu Pion of unfortunate children win lire Ion, after «be baa gone to her eternal reward. Mrs. Schoff was one of the plunrera la the movement for a mothers' congress and him always been active In tbe work of the organisation. For many yefiys ahe has t»<«en cuusplcu«Mis in societlew that have for tiieir object the bet­ terment of the laws-that relate to the' care of efilhlren, Tbe juvenile tXjurt law that u-as passed in Pennsylvania 100,000 MOTHERS Daily Tell Other Mothers C'-ilicuhi Soap is the best baby* • ■•. the world for cleansing ana g the skin, and that Cuxicura .: •< of priceless value for .-.nd healing it<^ing, tortur. tiring eruptions, itch­ chattugs.; A sjngle appli. ■ Cuticcra Ointment, prertaed • rm bvth -with Cutieura Soap,•* ir.Mtant relief, and refreshing : - »kin-tortureil babies, and ■ ' lirvd. fr -*tu-d ntdthcrs. throe years ago the stat­ utc l«K>ks largely and its result has been dren entirely inn! courts. Mrs. Schoff has compiled u book of “the laws of every »utc in the Union concerning dependent and delinquent children and In many other ways, aided by her wealth, hns shown ber devotion to the cause so dear to bet heart. Mrs. Schoff is also det'ply Interested •-1- -ntgan. l otmty of harry, sa. ot the I‘rol>«iU- tunrt for the in th** welfare of.her sex and Is a fa­ ■ ? holden al the I’roliate office mous organization woman. She Is a uf h.>»Un<*. In County on member of the Century «*lub of rhllaI del|4ila/ one of the largest and most * Probate, Influential chibs of women in the cuuuof Almira I try. She wui chairman of n commlttc*>mn£m«S5!£?"4SSh >»“M to fto?toc tbe - II. ItMuer. executor rm"hic4 -uJ tesUHN-nt, ot **ld <!♦>- salaries of the public school teachers mat an Inurement .now HU* । .trtlnguo Ih* th-' la-1 *n11 and of ber city. Mrs. Schoff has a 'beautiful homo in i! I deecMed be admitted to pro■xcctSor therein named appclnt- Philadelphia and has seven children of ber iu«ble prr«o«i. - ordered that Friday, the ber own, to whom sb** is devoted. ,«*• A. I’., iwv.. nt urn o'clock 1.1«- re*‘!itn«»d lor t3e heartrut of -I ttU.r ttok heir* at law ot «ais a’! otb«r prrmnn interested In Tbe perfect' hostess believes In her-..I ... A k* I- I*ofd**n at th** etobat’ Mrlf nnd her power to give pleasure to <■: Hartlnr*. in raM county, tny there N*. why the prayer her guests'., Sb'«* arranges h*-r rooms to may not I- tp-rjied. \nd It artfully .-onceal sburteomlngs, furbish­ ing up the furniture with n polish nnd • i : **!<! pNlUoa and tbe hrurlng making < leauHuoss speak, for Itself. Windows are clear, draperies are spot­ •nlatrtl in *ald CouDCy of less. and care shows la every part of * <-ek for three <*uccewlvv tbe abode. I have been in tlie simplest kinds of homes, where I felt Like ex­ judge of Probate. claiming. "How charming!** and I have gone to mansions where I found not an atom of romfort, though It was teem­ ing with priceless articles. I can call to mind a little house occupied by the vicar of a big, imposing church, in ' whose yard It was plumped, where millloualres* daughters delighted to. pour j tea when the vicar's wife threw open । her doors to the pariah, says the I’Ullafldphia Bulletin. ’■ ••'iraimto have thi- BANNER 1 It was wonderfully simple nnd pret• -»-ry Barry county eul>scrlber ' ty, with its mattings and' rugs. Its ■ Tt-ursdat. Inorder to du this, ; ihort muslin window curtains and old ;it go to press not later than I fasiilone*! furniture, such us can Is* Wednesday afternoon. We ask • orrespondents to please mail i bought for a song tn secondhand stores -nnt valuable mahogany, .but stained . - f^vnri as early Monday as pos • • iFftie insuring the publication । woods in odd ahapes hd<! full of com".Leir letters. Much local news । fort. Tbwv were always ilowvrs grow­ ■ in Tuesday and Wednesday : 31g In that house—not many, but the ’.'handle all this ap'd ten col rommon kinds, fruited to the season** >’ < ■■rreepondence and get out ■ ind giving touches of color hnd swp»v• I* rat the above time jerowds jess to the place. Nobody stopped! to -•‘J ueal, at beet, hud wp canisk how much money ha<l been spent u*i certain or printing all bur in the tiny bourn*—tlie dear's salary ■ refpuhdeiioe every week, as we was small and his family large, bls J® do without fail, unless we some pretty, his wife dleyor. And he < i fetters Tuesday noon at the **hs a gpnilemsn! What more was • j<«Ied? TO OUR 00433372 i, One of tbe most perplexing problem** ' with which the order loving mother I las to euntend Is to decide where to jut tin.* ciiUdren's toys. If placed in the August June, July and Au<ust itirwy closet they keep tbe fioor In an inslghtly litter, and tbe dust gathers , itilckly under them. — -£~- Metropolitan’ — One of the most convenient devices • DETROIT, MICH. » a box conch seven f»*et In length. Jiree feet wide and throe ft**-t deep, • Miy iimt*. Nn UKatloos. Good . -uisiterd. Under new inaiixf**to this Is a binged top. Tbe box iscov•ul. c<irr*~ti-on<l“n«* •olldled. Ad drew* ’ ■ wed with a doep red brocade, nnd on W. M. IHAW, ar Lt. BURCM, . be lid Is fitted awl securely fastened , t hair m'attrros, also corercd with broHulltlng. GrU*ol4 and Grand I jade. Into tills thoroughly ornamental River Ave.. DETROIT. MICH. ■ >lece of furniture the toys may be gored every night It being tbe chBiren's duty to pick off everything from s NOTICE »E HEARING <*I.ALMR. he floor nnd put It nwny In a neat and • < i * Mteii>r4<- County of Harry, m. s: *■ !•< bro lly given, that !>v an order of thr irderly. manner. v- court f<*r the Comity of Barry, mart** on Tliey become accustomed to this j*'b. -lay<x May. A. I«. 1»». fotir mouth* ask and perform it with |>crfect cheer­ ihai<Vti'W>-r<-Al)ow-<*d(orcrt*dltur*tonret I'-Irv-Ufin-; arnltid the *-»t*tc of WlUtMD fulness nnd with n delightfully plensHinn* -l.uq of *.tM eounty; dreeaurt. ■ : r*at all creditors of said decea'ed are re­ int 'conviction that they ore helping to presrid their ctelma to said Probatenumma. By the time tbeh* early sup'- .l!“'.»1S£51^MiS.ilVorKS » >. txwxtt to tb« nomerj- not a toy ■ the ski, day of September next, and that $ to be discovered on the floor aud tne . :rlmui» will pe bcuid before said Court, on <> elrwod ’..*y th*- j«th day of .September next, at ten X>X COUch is Cloaca. Upon same - in the ftwenoon of that day. ” ----- -*this ■- ---­ ctouch are u number, i ■•.i*t! May 2»th. A. 1). i»«k i jf pillows of bright crctonnew and Charlkm M. Mack, jndae of. probate. j lenltns and a folded afgbnn. nnd here •he mother often takes a pussy nap aftNo one would ever lie bothered with j »r tucking in the babies.^. . <*nstipatione if every Rhe knew how ------------naturally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters ' regulates tbe stomach and | The strange Statement has been, made bowiels. 1 . j SUMMER SESSION Gutchess College ! i coucn me t<xw with mt* nugers. This is done while standing. I A practical substitute for tbe waste I paper basket is a high jardiniere which I baa tbe additional recommendation of 1 being washable. i Ink stains on any kind of cotton fab­ hat there are people in tne world who ric should bo soaked In milk before tbe >uy folding beds because they Uks Ink has time to dry. them, .and who, being willing to pay large prices for them, enjoy them as • The discovery of platinum was long articles of household adornment There thought to lie quite modern. In the does not weui any reason for such a first half of the sixteenth century It condition of affairs, nnd when'we are was noticed that gold ore from the further told of a bouse with, many Spanish mlui-H lu Darien sometimes large bedrooms containing only folding Included grains of a white metnl which b<*ds one can but rub ofiv’s eyes and ask possessed the qualities df what are what next? The folding iw-d iH an arti­ called the nobh* metals, but there were cle of utility, Is difficult to view«uu-no .........•—*but •• **»It uiiut-uii 10 view existing existing records to throw light upon --------the roUb.­ « an article of ornnment Its proper the matter. luv RlmnUpdj( n^maros p promo place, and its only plnro. is m u 8ma|i it**d its deport, it was another hunrooli xvf 1,-r“i« npa<-e hihn,•«. cannot <.* K. . room1 whore Im* ft, hod for ... nn ..1 dip! years b*>fyrf the metal began to open lied. It ta decidedly 'Insanitary, find Its way Intqj Kurope, aud It was because It Isgenornlly kept clom-d dur­ not till about 1730 that its propertire ing the day. Some people would have were really iDvestignted. In 11)01 M. its believe it is dangerous bcettu.*>e It Berthelot, tbe famous French savant, has 1m*i*u known to fold Up uf Itself and made an astonjsiilng discovery iu embrace the s|oo|M*r with sometimes I-gyj't. He was examining 'a metal fatal conclus!-nw. It is seldom beauti­ •box, unev the prcgMTty of au Egyptian ful. even though It mny Im* n bnpdsomo queen of the seionth rontury' It. C., article of furniture, for.lt generally :•.**. Mid in it he fouaid a plate which at pircs to Im* something which it is not. first sight he trail; to bo- silver, but A handsomely <*arv*-d ch«-«t or ward­ afterward tununt out to Im* made of robe. If .»ne must hrtve n h<*avy piece an alloy of gold uud platinum. Doubt or carved furniture, would N* more log­ low the platinum came from tlie alhi ical nml more beautlful.-Sci* ntltkv , vial <h*po6its uf flu. upper Nile American. Then* 1« r knack. ateojt preparing tbe dainty bread and butter rolls for lunch­ eon or tbe B o'clock tea that not every housekeeper jkmhmiuu-s. To.roll easily flic bread must not be murt* than a day old. while the loaves should not lx* more than five or six Inches in diame­ ter. cut tbe slices very thin with n sharp knife, buttering each time i»rfore slicing. Trim off tie crust and roll lightly, pressing ju>t enough to have ■ thy folds adhere. If -preferred, the bread can be siurcad wldi n fine paste of shrimp, anchovy, thicken, cream cheese, salafi or fig l*cfore rolling. For children's parties nr wcnslons when frllte wein deslratfle tliese little rolls are tied with bche) rlbboti. but as rile .bon adds nothing to their toothsome mess it Is tM*st (UiatepMd with under ordinary clrcumstun.-es. Iu looking over a l«x>k of travels iu Franti-. written mon* than 1(X3 years ago. 1 came across, an lutereatlug bit about the way of catching frogs for market. n>e author mentions the faet that frogs were sold by the bun fired in tia* nfarkets, that they were classed as fish ami that only the hind quaners were eaten. But to corn.- to the main pfint he says: “To cateh Uh* frogs tlie fisherman puts om* of them in a glass v«*ssei,' which he cups into a brook, ou which tin creature, finding it­ self In so strange a situation ccnfined In the midst of wider in a trnnspareut machine^ or. 1- may say, invisible pris­ on. ih*gtus to croak most melodiously, and by his croaking mnk<-s multitudes of other frogs come to him on every side, as If to rescue their companion, when tlie fisher valiantly S4*lzes his prey."—London Chronicle TWO EXTREMES. Woman*/~x*«aioni»« j Tkrra* u a Ha»p/ ^>*<i«m. “A house is a regular vampire if rou will allow It to be, ’ said u woman who keeps house and atoo longs for time to 'give to other Interests, outside of tbe home. "It will absorb nil your thought • and vitality.”, she continued, “until your back 1a bout and your brain cuucentra ted on the little scratches on your hard wood floor or tbe neglect of tbe kitchen faucets to shine all tbe time I like gold. If we could b® compelled by i law to live In bouses of a limited num­ ber of rooms It might be |x>sslble not to be tied band and foot to their care ah I am. You know tbe woman In the corner house? Nobody would ever think from*bar dowdy dress that she had such n fine home. But the fact Is every dollar thnt she gets gi*ea for clirtalns or u ricw rug or pretty bits of rblna. and she looks old and neglected,through ber extreme devotion to her house. "Her next door neighbor lives Just contrary to this plan and Is a picture when she goes down the street. Her hoUM* is clean enougii, but things In It* are so shabby. When it comes to'choos­ ing betwreq a new nig and u tailor made suit Ihe promptly cImxmm's th*1 garment. It Is a pair nf gloves tiefor a china pltrte every time, yet 1 bellcv b»*r way the better., provided one must go to either extretm*. and really • there seems no sensible half way.”— Chicago Inter Oceun. • ' tm» WOMEN WHO REST. The woman that really wants her husband to Ih> hoppy and doesn’t find delight in saving her blackest,' most doleful side for hliii n*sts before It Is Ume for him to cpiue borne. She doesn't work hard until she bears Ids step, aud, then, worried and nervous, run to meet him with a <-omplanit uj»un ber lljis. She stops work before It is time for him to come, bathes her face. <*ombs her hair, slips Into a ^ouMlurtable. clean dnits nnd either lies down pr sits do­ ing nothing uritll he comes. T£e woman who wants to look fresh aufi l« charming at the evening party d<s*s the same thing, just to get ready for it. She plans ber work so that she need not jump from the dish pa** ix»to a pretty drt*ss. She has ber clothes read) aud she takes a nap during -the late afternoon. This Is to make ber sinik* ready nnd her eyes bright Both tho husband and the hostess will Im* appreciative of the woman who greets them w'.tli that gentk* serenity which comes only from otn* who Is rest­ ed’ Too many women jail to make others happy simply Ixb-ause they ure always ilrvtL— Kansas City World. ■ Rrllnfng n Coat. When n tailor has a jacket to reline A competent waiter is not a/ool by a be first rips out half of she old lining long .shot, and no man Is so Htiernl at for a pattern, leaving the other at- any other moment of his life ns wbrft tnetwxl as a guide. Then ho «-ut » tbe . he is fissllng Well. A first class sen ifig new lining from tint pattern and sews man ut tnbk* ran wheedlf a quarter or it op; leaving tin* underarm s»iims half dollar out uf oven n stingy liintheropen. Ik iiestcs^ in one half of tin* skit£ by some delicate attention, by lining, fitting tt 'along tho fronts and Showing UM the l.-ast bit of Interest In bottom of the jacket an<l then rips out Iris fispvcial welfare A G*-nnan lienthe half of the old lining tliat was left tenant lu hanl lines Is waiting in a attached nnd baste** in tbe remaining swell hotel hen*. - Ills tljw amount to CULINARY CONCEITS. half of the new. Now be hems the $10 a day. He is Incognito for the pros new lining around the iKittom, njck ent. VntvorsUy graduates could do 1’runen, soaked and chopped. make and fronts and last of all he does.,tbe quite as well. Tlie principal trouble Is an acceptable addition to fruit cake. armholes ami underarm senms.\lnu> that waiting Is regarded as too servile, To improve- tomato soup always add too menial, smacking too much of slav­ a miuiHie of orange just before serving. which any cxr«*ss*of nwterl-il enji After this Is done the linings of the ery.- But good waiters make valuable Onions should always bo boiled in frk*nds and earn several times as much water that bAs been salted; otherwise sleeves are put in. money ns bank clerks and shop snh*s- they lose much of their flavor. tncn. And tin* <-nIHng might bo digni­ Boiled carrots, If passed through a An IngenlutiB nnd convenient substi­ fied—New York Press. potato masher or a sieve and seasoned tute fur the ordinary complexion j>owwith pepper and salt, make an excel­ dcr Im simply a dfclnty’ booklet to be _ Alfred Bin 111. the celebrated English lent vegetable course; -carried in one’s chntelnjiM? and to Ih* A-most delicious fritter Is made, by u»«l wben<K--»»lo17'eall».vvl"i’lK-n\rltb. J™1'!"';'-'1'' .“"J ."I-'™**-’ IlbrHUM of chopping cold chicken meat, seasoning rapidity nnd without courting notice. *the last - * ceuSury. was nut always in an 'll with celery salt nod mixing In tbe Amiable frame of mln<L and one day Are you nt nil •■onxcloui, that you are ordinary fritter batter. Fry by spoon­ muggy nnd Hint your fare Is far from be was seen at a rehearsal -holding a fuls in deep fat. clear antl_dry? Then nil that Is neces­ wretched "buimw" by the collar aud Orange fronting for cake Is made by sary to offset tbe requisite improve­ scolding him savagely. Tlie poor fal­ grating the rlud -of fin orange and ment is tu t<’*ar a leaf from this little lows fright and* distress, says F. J. squeezing the juice and’ a tablespoon­ volume, pass It over the chocks and Crowcbt In ibis biographical anecdotes ful of lemon julee over It. Gradually brow and consign It to tho four winds. of famous rnu>l<-b.t^. attracted tlie at bent Into the mixture confectioner’s No puff, no pad. Is needed. The whole teniJon of Mallbmn. the famous prFTiin sugar until the proiwr consistency is o|K*ratlon is quietly a»*l quickly per­ donna. Tbe lady crossed over to the - reached. malinger and said: formed. "Doyou know. I shall cull^you "Good That Stltrh In Time. Friday.’ ’’ Nevef negli*i-t small, repairs. A stitch “Why?” bo asked. A wdman who does her own house in time saves not only nlm*. but ninety. work aud who always manages to look ‘ “Because,” replied Alilibran. “you Don't l»*t buttons hnng by tlielr last . neat and tidy has given some helpful arc such a hot crust bun." thrvml. darn small holes, never wear ideas. While washing dishes or clothes dirty or tumble*! Inre. brush off mud rtie tucks a folded newspaper over her Bol son* are sores that form ou and bind fray<*«! skirts. Fine feathers apron. This she throws away when make fin** birds, but Dover go in for those frarts of the'lxxly that are under ­ tbe work In done, and her apron Is kept only outside show. Your lingerie, cor­ prTfectly dry. She alsoIceeps a pair of most In the position taken up by the sets am! stockings should be good, if stocking legs to’draw over her sleeves I bed. occupant. As a rule they-never plain, and always carefully kept in or­ while sweeping ok dusting ur doing ; form unk-M the sufferer Is confined to der. A clean rotton petticoat Is bet­ anything about thh house when abe one poaltloh. When set up they are ter Gian a shabby silk one, nnd the , most distressing. Whisky or brandy does net like to crumple her sleeves by used, its n lotion to the healthy akin smartest boots l«x>k bad If they are rolling them tiji. I on<-e daily will prevent them. When . worn down nt heel or minus buttons or [ there are commencing sori’s they eboukl, tidy laces. Remember the outward npl»e treated with y-hlte of egg mixed pectran*'*.* fs often an Index of a per* No woman x»f fashion fails to per­ . with powdered alum. Tlie two should son’s character and that odc Is apt to fume tier bath lu these dnjs. By this Im* well rubbed up together. If one has get “untidy" in one’s character when method flu' body become** saturate* I not a mortar and pottle It Is a good habits of untidiness are Indulged in. with n faint, delicate odor. Tablets for plar> to mix the things In a Irnsln with The tidu girl makes a tidy wife nnd a Chtldren’o Tt»y». |K*rfuming the bath *toiue iu every tidy motneFThml her influence goes far, a lune knlfa Iiandle. siviit. from plain violet to al! sorts of like the ripples that spread in water bouquets; On*' <»f these dropjMil Into a after a stone has t*een thrown In it tub of water will perfume not only tho Why do we always talk of putting bath and the bather, but the room am! on our coats and vests when we air­ the whole house. If the room is without atm. any* the ways put on first our vest and then Scientific American, make pale yellow , our coat? ’ Why do we refer to the coverings of tbe color key. If tt la cold (ou u cliff Marble surfaces should be cleaned by our feet as shoes and stockings when or In the mountains or in shadow of rubbing with a paste made of a large tbe stockings are first put on? lump of spaplsli whiting ami a tea­ Why do we invite people to wipe spoonful of washing soda in enough ■ their feet when we mean their shoes? water to thorough*/ dissolve tbe whit- ' Why, In the olden tunes, did a father tog. Rub the paste ou with a flannel । tell Ills son be would wotm bls jacket doth, leave for half an hour ayi*l then when every one knew he meant his wash off with warm water and dry pania Irons? I WI™ ANY OTHER carefully. WARNING. engu. DMonnonng wsnsi. warm it wxw “ blendifig of mahogany and pink or If rou hare kidney or Madder troubold rose end old gold hangings com- le and do not use Foley’skidney Cure. blued with a relief of curtains In. Ivo- | you will have only yourself to blame ry or ecru tint If tt Is sunny, mahoga- for results, as it tirtively cures all ny or other dark wood, and blue wifi g”™’ ?f k,idn*>' give the desired effect. - If It ta too . ,7 w« m r v . K°dand' dark, fight It up with maple or white ! to "• <«»*rtyear. enamel, with cream or golden brown br brom or Banner Adria always pay. with rose tones on f " and‘ put ' the walls, some bright blooming plants an<\ ferns about tbe windows. Cracked Ups are often caused by HI health and indigestion. Put a little good cold cream on every night after I washing and overhaul your dietary if ' ▼ou are troubled in this way and want to remedy the matter. Never bite your lips, however rough ble they may y feci, feel. Biting makes mattern ratber than -better an<! ta likely to of the lips and make them thick and uely. The Song of the Hair There are four verses. Verse 1. Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. Verse 2. Ayer’s Hair Vigor stops falling hair. Verse 3. Ayer’s Hair Vigor cures dandruff. Verse 4. Ayer’s Hair Vigor always re­ stores color to gray hair. The chorus is sung by millions. Lehigh Valley Railroad “The Line Beautiful” BUFFALO NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ATLANTIC COAST- RESORTS o aud »»ry poor । tbe Vl«or nati '. r 4 MadabyJ.O.AyarCo.. LovalblUM. AMo taaauXactur«r» of Z-l 9 flyers SARSAPABLU. merry pectoral. NOTICE O> HKAKING CLAIMH. State of MhWuu. Cramtyof B*rry. m. . 1 Notice I* ben-ny riven. Hut by nn order of the ProlNitr Court for the county »f Party, made ou the end day <rf June. A. I>. 1UM. f<«ir month* from that d:it»* were allowed for credit- ? or* to prewnt th*dr claim* aealatt the r-ute of I WIHUm it; Burd, late <S Mid county, deceased, I and that al! i-n-diior* of-xtld dKra**-<) are in- , • iuli**-l to rreM-tit their claim* to *ald Probate I * iMirt. at tin- I'rtilmte < *m«- in tbe city of Hau- ! examlt'afion ut»1 allowance, ou or be­ fore th- -.md day trf octolwr nett, and that **uth ; cla’m-t/wlll In- licard l-efor** *ab> court, ou Mon- i dax tii*- ?ud Ca5 of Ortoter next, at tfn ' o'clocx In th* fur>*nodn vt that day. Itatre. June 2nd. A. I>. IMA. Five through trains daily. Dining Cars, a la carte. Connects at Buffalo and . Niagara Falls with all • lines from theAVest. matter. «44re*» W. B. WHEELER. Genera! Agent. I*»ii*cnfer Depart- 7 Fort Street. Weet. Detroit. Mica- .hidve of Prubat*-. -------- -------- - ---------- q CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, lias lionie the signntnre of has been made under his per­ sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations iuid “ Just-as-good” arc but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants nnd Children—Experience against Experiment* What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­ goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is I’lcasaut. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age h* its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wjnd Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Uoustipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. - The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of , The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. I PLEASE COMPARE “THE BANNER" COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN The Press of this State declare the "BANN ER ’ in tlie front rank. I “Of course," said the shrewd huslcuureM.*, . .. ........ to 9r. Ve sick, ulnV bat tltlf Buy your laundry soap by tlie quaom nn (lon*t wnnt tity and pile it iu such n way^its to u ­ It looks as .. If ... I’d .have .. to call *In re Dr. leave op*’t* "pace# between tbe bars in . f,,r n couple of weeks." a dry room. Tbe harder It gets the. less **whrit forY' demanded bls friend•‘What for?" b!« friend. it will wash away in using, while It , “He owes me :flOO, ’ -nnd* -that's, * about does even more effective workonJy WBy j can collect It.*'—Phllaflelphla rress. ' Tea owes 16* flavor to a certain fine volatile Which Is only In , ,„...dlc oil ou Wiucu «» present ............. .................... very rntnute quantities. The fact that ReginaW-Why lirxuuuu—-does ---- -your father it is so volatile rentiers It most noere- *,taut Atnut you yoa to stop taking plnno piano lessons? sary to keep tea In a enddy that is air Kathryn Kathryn-He —He says It's too much of a pnrj w __ t_ nM 4„.ta_nh, ndiawl I menial strain. Iteginald-^Jh. pibnw! tight. ____ You look strong enough. Kathryn—Ob, 1 One good dally exercise for preserv- I the strain isn’t on me. It’s on the otn- j Ing-suppleness of tbe spine is to bend j era In tbe hotye —Chicago News. tbe.back while tbe legs are rigid and | MICHIGAN Hundreds of ----- pleased'subscribers have Spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. ALL HOME NEWS The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County news. It fully covers its held. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say of tbe BANNER to your neighbor who may not take it. IF NOT,-Why not send us your name NOW? It costs but $1.00 a year, 5c tor 3 months trial. �IN NORTH DAKOTA achine Andrew Hoafstatter, Son of Mr. Woodworking Co's Team for all kinds of farm ma­ chinery. I handle the tame grade 1 have sold Tn cm lib tkli OIL h u»rml, a# I guarantee it to give •atfxnction ot money re­ funded. ’ Let me haye your next order. ' W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescriptions prepared as if for the Doctor's own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. > TF A hbuuld call at my Htoro and « f I CA a Free Sample uf . the j« Someget nice ripe pineapples. hoseCanned supporters sCanned Ladies peas 10c; com 25c 10 <« EV\toma8E*r:J » and 15c; Salmon i5c;VCanned at 12c 50 kind cents. < kJ TEA toes, the tor 10c. Indies gauze vests .......................... I Oc * r——7———-—: : DRINKERS Dangles brides parent*. Mr. and Mm S [isrks. the Scalps of Vermontville** Ball real ESTATE transfers. Nine from Their Belts. and Mr*. David Houfstatter, of WARRANTY DEEDS. Hasting* Township. START Married Wetto-dax evening by Rev. S. H. Carprater. Mto Nellie Hpark. COURT HOUSE HEWS, Rememtiering that Horace Greeley George Raffier to W. H. Warn­ er. Parcel# Woodland 950 00 advised the young man to go west and thinking too that Horace knew Harriet M. Lee to Perry C. Flory, Parcel# Woodland.... 1000 00 what he was talking about, twenty, year* ago Andrew Houfstattec. then Mary B. Gihnore to A. C. • ' barely of age, set his face towards the Bnxtun 80 ac ttoc »4 Cartieton.3u0u Ou land of the Dakotas, and never stop­ Wm. Coburn to Mary J. Reed, ped until be reached that country. 80 ac Sec 82 Hasting* tw'p.. .8800 <J0 When be was safely there, it occurred to Ylorgan Jone* to Frances E. .. him to take an inventory of his earthly I Rowley. Parcel City.....................1200 00 goods. It wasn't a very difficult matter. I Jacob Kre«i to Robert B. Daw­ Hi found he had some extra clothing son, Lota 6 and 7 blk 11 Kenand exactly 50 cents.. field* Add City 1 w x But that is a big capital when com­ Wm. J. McArthur to R. B. bined with plnck. common sense, ; Palmerton, Parcel Woodland. 50 Ol» perseverance and industry. To-day Mr. Ho:if#tatter owns a farm Frances E. Rowley to Morgan “ Jones, 70 ac Sec 21, Has ­ ,'North Daof 64<t acres nea»* Edgerly, ' ‘ ~ tings tw'pj kota. He owe* nd man. He has re fu»ed fci'.i an acre for his real estate. J. L. Reed to W. Waldurfl. He ha* a large drove of cattle. - eight 8 Ju'.lots 869 and 870 City.... 80u (x) work boras and ptarty of tbo beat c. Schondollfi.yer to L --------------- L. Mead. farm machinery to work hi# farm with, i Lot * 48 Middleville 8— Blk He has some money in the (tank, a Joseph Hafner to F: J. Feighfine home with 16 rooms and a' good nef. parcel Nashville. 565 uo. Iwrn. Andrew isn’t a believer in race 1 suicide either. A* soon H* he could • QUIT claim*. provide a home be got married, and is i Clarke W. Robinson to Bar-, the.father of steven children. Naturally ' bary Quirin. 84 ac Sec U he thinks North Dakota i* about the] Johnstown.. \ 1 OU P. 8. Paopla with Weak etpmachs In a Continual State of Danger. Mm Anson Ware, a resident of Ntcdj ill dlMwe farnu ibu find Cartieton township for many yearn lodrmenl In th. ijwb g»ln ra«ruc» ^parted this life Thursday, at one Mi the .lr we breathe, or through out and drink ■ A. M. Mm tfare has been in very food If the .umach and dlga.tlro organ, poor health a long time, and a very be WM», ro th.t food doee not readily patient sufferer. She has gone to join dlgoelftbey will contain a war. .limy her busband who preceded her several fefmentln, maw. anldr.1 .pot tor tbe dl.e« gmm to grow .nd .prrod years ago. t through the whole .yuern. If you rafter with beadube, uaekaeba, The BANNER Agent. Mr. Coates, was in Morgan Thursday in tbe in­ terest of the BANNER, the best county paper published. We wish hint success, which he surely has. judg­ ing from the increase. Mnster' Harry Sparks while fishing from Cole,’# dock made an Httem]rt to get into the Steam boat, missed and lime table. In effect Oct. a. i«m Central Standard Time. fell in, with no serious reaults, except it Imd .ncarr. Rev. S. H. Carpenter and Mr. iuuI lr Kalantaiooar M6t. Adkins were in Hastings Friday j Dcltou . afternoon on Imaintew. I lovi’nlxle Mhultt Mm Anna Root of Hartings'viait-> Basting# C«wUs Grove ed friends at Barryville the latter t-w 7-m Wcodbmd nr Woodbury lr l>art of the week. Via I’ M ify. The Morgan fithennen have a new j EnMMg Grand Rapid# landing on the old site which makes: Saturday afternoon there was a red hot base ball game at tbe fair grounds, the contestant# being the‘Woodworking team of thi* City, and the Vermont­ ville nine. The two were very evenly matched, and at the end of nine in­ nins each team had five score*. Two more innings were played at the end of which the score mood 6 to 5 in favor of the Woodworking Co. nine. The latter played good ball from the sendoff and are feeling particularly good over defeating the Vermontville team because of the punishment the latter gave them when they got a lot of ‘■ringers" from Sunfield and other town*. . 9 Next Saturday (be Woodworking Co'* team will play the Woodland nine. One week ago Saturday these team# crowed ImtN at Woodland, tbe score standing 2 to 1 in favor of Woodland. -The team" are well matched, and there will be a goal game. ■ . * Tutibk ijoMllr, niuwa. th. pit of U» •tomichjillo.bum, furred toner,, XSL,2. v;, geural debUltyJt.ho«7t S 1 uh bu bMn O’erworkro .no ^,,/’"' ed. A fifty cent box of Ml ” >,7,5* i will Ore /nick tad .Uk H.3. liollow.V7«* . rellabl. Drufyl.u m “ you tbe .tronf guarenu, uud„ they .ell Ml o na. " Railway Time Tables. C. K. & S. R. R. Michigan Central.' Taking effect Juhr ia.imm. itAsiv.Aun WEKTWAJU) O. W. KUG.tf.r_, it quite handy for the Morgan pdople. ■ Haattaga. Rev. S. H. Carpenter. Mrs: Jniqes Mead, J. N. Parker and wife arc at­ I Gold Dust Corn Meal, a 20R>. J tending Free Methodist Camp Meet­ Delayed Letter. sack for only........................... 1UC< law ronntry and hia farm about tb<- Fn,n)l -Herrick to Terrence The farmer begin* to think of hay­ ing at Carkeuvillc Mich. Lemon and Vanila Extracts. Cou- J m.at homelike apoton earth. Corrigan. Parcel City ing. Horse racing is becoming quit© a 500 <»U pons given with every 10 cent cash < Drt. Lu WRY, ‘ndcr,t Al“<»T. W. Konan. jiIfiO lie Mrs. Minnie Wardell Farr has lieen pLMtimc for the young Hoods at the purchase. < JSjT'ra Halting#. Mich. KNAFPEN. Attorney# Dand HonfrtWter who lire on aoefon , n ........ enjoying a visit with her grandmother, Lake resort on Sunday evening. 17 Michigan Tntoi Co. Muitolnx. five, in Hastings township. 11 who is alM) a great grandmother, 82 <oertaele* on hand Mr. Cha*. Sense while on hi# way Ranldo. MiciuiraM. __________________ David Houfstatter will lie 81 in Sept- ' year* olt,l. and a sturdy woman for her from Prairieville t«> Mr. Rogers lost H. A. A-C. H. BAkBEK. ember, and is still in good health. He mahkiage license*. age seemingly. She'is not nearly so his jiocket lxx>k .untaining about nine THOMAS & PRY'OR. c.H th<>m*» physician# and bunr**.t6. Attorneys at Law. u H. fnm>* settled in Barry County fifty ona^year* pmi Bowen. Kalamazoo •n* IE cr.v or eountT rwpondre old us a great ninny younger than she. dollars and softie paper*. prnmpui***. day or Ejgki. Office* over Bantings City Hauk. « ' ago. and is the father of raven child- ' Myrtid Bright. Nashville .21) It is a beautiful sight to see happy, The funeral of Mm A. Ware was C •> -itUVE A I otter” F. R. TIMMERMAN ‘ ren. , Walter Farr Baltimore .21 healthy old people. held at the Barryville church Sunday Hotncrpathic Physician and btr-' Pearl Garrison Baltimore 18 Miss Nelle Chandler *jient Htiaday in j at one oclock • • I*. •» '■ by M. conducted, cund MY STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS. ’•' Ofliee cor. Jefferson and Co iter „—______ w-. Pnillp T. Ctfiaruvw, Greets m Vnjoi* Block. HartlCK**. rr*cii< TT7- r:-;-—?■ ; . rr-r-T— ■— : r.-a: 2 i “What Is JotlUSOU's bWIftWaF Kalamazoo. ■ Peter C. Conklin Assyria 1 Elder Gillet of Barryvilhy I want your Butter and EgR» and will pay • "I think he is a bookkeeper: at least Sarah A. Brpwn^Assyria* 3U The Doster liund went to Woodland • G. Hyde lust ahonto Sunday night a hanixin; mT d., t r A. t. KEN ASTON. the highest market price. <z ' fie never broucht back the one,he borlast Thnisd&y to the liand convention. । The doctor was tunable to determine Louis P. Shulter* City... Pbyalcko and Sawwn ‘ ' rowed from me last summer." A large numlxT from this vicinity nt-1 just what ailed the animal. Middleville, Mich Ethelyn L. Brown Prairieville..-.. t<mJ«l. (tarbojidid nirely nnd w.> Tbe large! loud of l.«n tapralldiy •wetnrU;* atteodad to. stale vt Ohio. City ot Toledo. / „ Guy E. DoUhim City R.- V. GALLAtillER, lijsirian md Dry Goods and Groceries. Lucas County. < ’ Surgeon. Bdwllng. Mi<h. (.th ee .20 are proud ol them, for not only did ■ |n th. p,,|M „f number, ever loaded on ;J. M. SMITH. Attorney at Law, .Frank .1. Cheney malto# oath thut he Is the Carrie E. krentiss City FOUR IXJOMS EAST OP GOODYEAR BROS they piny well but every one of them | , car at Morgan waa loaded lart SatsrUior partner of the ttrrn of F. 4. Cheney tt । ■hour* 12 to 2 p. m. nnd 7 u/ s ji-iL. Woodland. Mich. HARDWARE. PHONE 39a Co., di lnit buslnossju the city of Toledo, county .__ Telephone at Hcum- D*.v <: ji'chi. ‘ provnd biinwdf i> gentleman by good urday by Will and Con Main Seventy All business given prompl and careful mid state ufon~ald. nnd that said tirni will par ; I’KOBATE COUBT. the sum of one hundred dollars for each and . . bybavior. qnlel and utuomming. l«m. UWe and big. the number on tbe attention. Collections a specialty. SWtYEYOft. every caw of catarrh that cannot t>e cured by But most of all was Clarence I) -. rcflr. . the um? of Hall s Catarrh Cure. tstaje Caleb D.i Ferri* Order adALTER HEATH And if yon noticed*h bonny lad. I .* ,, . ... . , Fka.UM«»1 *-* J. cii>.*.»kyW . i inittiniz w. ,uu ......... ■■ Wl ? t ' n,, ' r " 1 Boni ’ B1 ” 1 Sworn to before me ntid suhMTlbed In ruy i _ . BARKY COUNTY With a cotiDtenance very far from ! H«iry Hyd® ut still a very sick F. E. WILLISON. D. D. a. presence, this sth tlaj y( IkecemBer. A. D. IFRb. j Letter* issued to Y’olney Cf Ferris. “MARTHA sad': . .r^Voninn. Hot I deb. Mfol A. W. GLMAMk. i . • . Notary t'ublic. | In Re of Lucinda Squires incompe- Who strolled beside-the babbling brook* i WASHINGTON” [seal.] Telegram received from Burlington act^dtrM-Ujr*on thebloorfjmd’mwwSwrriSw j tent- Annual account guanlian filled, And you could tell bv his very looks We have just received a new* lot That th- story h«* had heard* was very Mich., that Mrs. Joseph Odell died ot the system. Send tor testlhioolnls. tree. of Martha Washington Geraniums, F. J. Uhk>kv & C«».. Toledo. O. I In Re of Walter Squiors et al. minors sweet. Momlay morning. Tbe remain* were all the qew colors. Also have Aold by dniBKKt* TBc. j Annual account of guprdian filed. It was be.- He heeded not the noisy brought to Morgan Wednesday the 28 lull's Family 1*111# ai ALL KINDS OF BEDDING PLANTS j -j J throng .’ : Estate Solomon Chaffee. Petition for j th. Interment will take place at the CARNATIONS 3SC A DOZEN And when we spoke as we passed along. All orders, large or Mtmll. given prompt at­ __ ! adminrtrator; filed. Hearing July 14th. He anawered'not but gazed into the Fuller cemetery in Carlton. T. A. SHELDON Wm. H. STEHBLN?, tention. Abstract and Real Estate Office. Baaratba •" Licensed Embalmer azure skies - ■ ; Estate Alden 8. Farrium. Petition A. F. Burroughs C Son 'nS!,* Abstract Bl«ck. Hastings. BlgtuUro and Funeral Director. i for general ndminstrator Hied, hearing Of a bright haired maid with laugh* Money to loan on Kcal Estate. RmJ_E*ting eye*. . Boom* next to ChrBUnax' Photocn.: ’ It t* a curious fact that a boy*a hair tale «olo on cocnmlMton. General «®Vt y, July 28. Petition -for special admins-. Studio. Koldenc* amrotirt stre-L- AH i ancing. Having a complete set of Atotnu-t grow# one-hnlf a lower than a glrTs. call* promptly attended, day or nlghi. ; trator filed. Bond filed and letters^Book*, compiled from the Record*, can In txiy* tbe average rate of growth Is MAPLE GROVE. furnish cumplete Abstracts. Qtlxetu Pbcnc. Re*. 60: Office 70. ■ • sued to Willard S. Nye. three fe« three inches in six year*. Mr. Higdon who ha* been in poor . 7 ° .* • befagian average of .018 Inch n day. ■ Cstate James Johncock. Hearing belli, for ..me urn. 1. wore- iguir | tw,nej.0„t iod ■ final account July btii. Ben Deinary is entertaining his fourth year* a man's hair grows quick­ ------ SEE----father from Woodland a few day?-. ' w than nt any other period. It takes GARUlSON-FARR. a »i«...,i r rn.. .' nD ®5*lanb twenty week* to reach a THE Ol.tl RELIABLE Be,. A. boule. And Cu»l> •' Rice. h O1J )u |lft A very pretty wedding took place at C reek For LIVERY 1UGS; We have nan, .n d... TietaiV. . „ (nMll 1IXJ to 150 Jay, I(J. lneaD<1 Horse shoerJ several drat class rig# in connection the home of Mr. and'Mra. Curtis Farr, Best Body Brussels rug 10 6 x 12 at535.00 Mm Wilk* Hitznam of Grand Rap- of a camera the. wink of an eyelid bss Shop on Court Street, just .Mt ulj with our Jefferson street Feed Barn. of Baltimore. Saturday evening. Jnne ids is spending n few days here visit- J been measured, nnd It waa found that . City price 845.00 Y ’ our patronage solicited. Jefferson st. . ' A. F. Smith & Sons Axminlster Rugs ‘.be 12, beauti­ • 24. when their son Whiter P. and Miss ing nld friends and ' neighbor*. twmjty winks can be made in four ful coloring, at $25.00. City price 835.00 । Pearl Garrison were united in mar­ Velvet rugs at$25.00. Which are sold in city for 835.00 ' Fred Williams and wife entertained > ________ I riage.' Tlie bride was very pretty in Roxbury Brussels at$18.00. City price £25.00 , NORTHROP KING 4 CO'S C LI Ci CO FOR MEN j a gown of thin white with thin white Mm J.* Raymond of Yankee Springs. , Empire rugs at $15.00. City price 822.00 ' over lace. The Jiri de nnd groom un­ H. Scoby and family of near Freeport DITV TUKT PI Di 0 n u co for -boys. We have rugs, all sizes, as low as$1.00 Sterling Northern grown tested t and frienda.from neat. Nashville over- ■ ■ ■ ■ I *It Wlnlm Art Square rugs at$8.40. City price 812.00 ' attended took their place in an ideal I make a.aprclalty of handling MEN'S ! CARDEN SEEDS BOYH' SHOES. See wy H::■ .t .. ■ wedding comer in the parlor, which ( Sunday. uf Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. Repairing nratty 'and promptly doi>See our line of Rugs anil Carpets, all grades. Mees guaranteed Lowest. Mm Frank * Tucker of Missouri^. consisted of a half cirdo and arch, th* PHILIP: LUTZ., ; background draped with lace curtains, , arrived here Saturday morning to *t-1 Sunken Eyes and Hollow Cheeks-Tell 129 N. Creek Street. Second door «outti ot Jra-twHhf . Story of Ravages of Dyspepsia. ferns nnd jmlms, while the arch was . tend the funeral of her mother. Mm . A. Ware. covered with vines'and flowers, and a Beauty depends upon health. wedding bell of roses and vines was i Frank Dilbahner of Chicago is visitWrinkles, crow’s-feet, deep-set eye#, hollow cheek# and hysteria follow closely The Furniture and Carpet Man. Phone 76. suspended from the center. The im­ I tng hi* mother Mm Chas. Fowler. WHITE WAISTS , Many have wondered whether we do nu ’J White Waisuand White Skirts Of oouree pressive ceremony was preformed by j A number of the yuung^people of the in the wake of a disordered stomach. Of all nerve destroy ing maladie*, dy**RD wt> do. And whit is more we do the^work Key. Arthur Trott After congratula- । viefnity met at the home of Mm Peter pCpsia is the worst. It will tear your WHITE SKIRTS. RIGHT. One trial will convince you ib.r. ,j tion# uuua the iuv gucsta* ''vic tuiuereu guests • were ushered itiMj into inv the A. we do. << Maurer Thnntday evening. ; Ice Vstem to piece* and make life miserable. ou cannot eat or sleep, you grow thin. "7' dining room, which was trimmed with , cream and cake were served and all Weak and sallow. ' Phoit 243. The American Laundry- W. J. Stirk. Pup. / I peonies, roses, and other flowers, and RncinPcc GIES I hare on a large stock of BUG ­ ; report a good time. Indigestion and a hot bitter fluid rising hand which 6haI1 j partook of a fine luncheon which con-' in tbe throat are the first-symptoms. isted of ice cream and cake, lemonade ,' Mm Anson Ware. Jan old and respect­ If you hare these buy a package of sell at at greatly greatly reduced reduced prices prices (l) |I etc. E#_ —— — sell , which was served by Mr. and Mrs. ed citizen, died early Thursday morning Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. for the Next Thirty Days. ( ' .Edward Groat and Mr. ind Mrs. Em- :i at her homo near. Barryville at the age CAFT. GEO. W. COOK. A CIVIL WAR VET­ ERAN. OF IM MI LLET ST, DETROIT. of 76 yean 4 months and *2 ^daya. A -------- -------------------- To make room for a car load, MICHIGAN. SAYS: : eat Farr. The guests then departed j short time ago she fell down cellar which I expect about August 1?L wishing Mr. and Mr*. Fhrr a long and and this fall with old age was the happy life. Many beautiful and useful \ presents were received by the brifle :; eause of ber £death. She was one of REMEMBER THE Onp nn *oc.nv....r. L and groom which attest the esteem in ij the early nettlera of this.section of tbe KEYSTONE MOWER AT i hl j which they are held. The guests from 1 country having o»me to Barryville, • Thi# is the only remedy we know of when it was a little leas than a wilder- j that will positively and permanently cure (l | away were Mr. and Mm Edward Holley ■ ) I of Caledonia; Mm John Groat and 1 nesa. She leave* two daughter* and a dyspepsia. It; eniBodie# a new medical Why pay 12 cents for Twine when I am selling the very best Standard I large number of other relatives and principle heretofore unknown in the v son Bert Groat and daughter Miss treatment of this dilease. We have / Nellie, of Battle Creek; and Mrs: Jos j friends to mourn their low. The fun­ enough confidence In it to make this offer: Twin* at 11 cants? No canvassers,to pay in this deal either. eral took place at Barryville Sunday | Give Hexal! Dyspepsia Tablet# a trial. \ . Musaon and children of Middleville. afternoon at two o'clock. Rev. Gillet J If they don't cure you we will return conducting it with the ‘assistance of your money. ADVET1SED LETTERS. Price cents. For cade only at our . Rev. Archie Soule* of Rice Creek. Mr*. Myrtle Rodgens. Mrs. C. E FRED L. HEATH A CARV.ETH. Dundas, Mr*. Edwin Babb, Mr*. May BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. Walter*. Mr*. Lora Smith, Mrs. Geney । A vorj. piPagant meeting of rAinisters Bennas, Mr*. Annie Ferguson. Mrs. School, and missionary workPROBATE ORDER. MUte of Michigan. County of Barry-sit. Lora Smith., Mr*. Carrie Wickham. on, WJW h<jl(1 1&st week with tEe Al a-wmon of said ourt. for tho ABE. BETTER Than FRAME! For the convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers al »*" Mi* Grave Chnrob. , < ounty of Barry. hoMen at the Prolxte office, in tbe city of Hasunr* ““*•*----- *----one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up td date, can gf. Row. MJmOlwhniinrau. MtaKo*. fr "< to in «.c year oun thouARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! the Banner and any one of the following for one year hi advance, a* Heltzxman. Mi- Etter Steel. Mr. I B«v Archie tonic, rad femdy of .1.0 follow* : Yonng. N. V. Benmnnn, Mr. Wra R “ ” to8. e DOSTER. PROFESSIONAL CARDS W, H, FAIRCHILD, BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RUGS ROWLAND BROS. DAJS LAKE. WITH NERVES L.A. EATON, EX’tX, JFABusiness j Proposition |B , * MD UU No. 77. I Get Your Year's Reading; Jesse Townsend CEMENT HOUSES NOW! ARE WARMER IN WINTER ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! They are free from dampness and frost. Thera are facts that have been demonstrated. I make a specialty of doing High Grado Work. I have tbe very latest and most improved machinery for making Csmont Block# and mm able to give customers the finest finished work. I do variegated woik and ornamental cement work of all kinds. Cement I have had a large experience jn the cement business *17 Ji aud w,n pleased to figure with you if you are thinking walks... of putting in a cement walk. I also do Plastering and High grado Stone work. For further particulars address Horace N. Palmatier, CUi“^iblhon“ No. 77 Vermontville, Mich. *gj“ .r Hopkins. . , with Barryville friends. ————— 1 Barryville Sunday School will ap* Cbra Welton made n heal new .rip prapritoly obrarro Children ------- ------------------------- ’,- p... L»aj to Woodland Friday. ।| Mrvlc. * " next SundAy at 10:3b A. • M. — BariyTHlo - - people - are planning Eugene Siseon. of Freeport, win |n | The . - „ for" *and anticipating a good time at the city on business Saturday. ‘ ~ Camp Mating, to te held at Midland nark; Oun Ute Aug. a^in. Rev. W. J. HOLLOWAY. Hastings, Mich; F. A., Millar and evangelist of wide reputation and'ancoeaa ia to te the Who sells the Ls & M. Paint, Says to every church, that Longman ' & Martinez give a liberal quantity of The Barryville people appreciate the painfwhenever a ch uroh is painted interest shown by lot owners of the with L. & M. Paint. 4 gallons L. & M. temeury abo the Uterality of the Paint and 3 gallons of Linseed Oil will town board In rappiying tte needed •improvements. paint a moderate bouse. • | Farntun. DeceiMsi. <>a reading aud lUintthepetlUon.dulyver- Jind. of Helen M. ffaruum. widow of said de. teawd. praying that admtutair»Uou tttoira ofaahlesmay be granted to Willard 8. Nye, or to some . Frt4,,.tM ysthdayaf July A. D.. ist» at io o'clock la Che fortmoon. be awlgned for the hearing at petlUou and that the heirs at law of *ald fSptodmvw JffSSil tt -S’n’Zn^.TnS[?b“5 ' show caoae-If any there be, why the prayer of : runJu SffitojfiiltililTA'SalS I as SX. “ ! aewqwper mliito Mid cireulalsd m said । &*r j 'JXtf rraSia. a true copy.] —< Banner and Detroit Daily Free Frees................................ Banner and Detroit Dally Journal BanNer end Grand Rapids Herald.............................. Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Banner and Detroit Free Press Fann aud Live Stock Journal.............................................................................. Banker and Michigan Fanner............................................. Bakner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Bakker aud New York Tribune Farmer •To those living on Rural Routes, only. $3 05* US’ 05* 35 60 75 30 These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Banner pat­ rons. If there is any paper or magazine not on tlie above list on which we can save you money we will try and do #o. Remember the BANNER Is never sold for les* than $1.00 whether in combination or alone. All special prices are made on the other paper* in tbe combination. • Z t ♦ �——-- - 11 . , ' * . HASTINGS BANNER, JUNE 29, 1905. ________________________ _ _________________ . ■ SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT --------------------------- :----------------------------- The local News in Orangeville, Hope. Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. DELTON. [hammocks BASEBALL GAME. - The Hickory Corners Base Ball team journeyed over last Friday afternoon, very confident that when going-home time should come, it would be a vict­ ory that they would cart away. But however this was not the case, as tho visiting team met with an overwhelm­ ing defeat. The home boys were in fine condition and played almost an 'errorless ' game, throughout. Mason Norwood was in the l)ox and (although only- starting in this new position this year, it is sur­ prising the jeurves he is capable .o? much comfort at a small cost When you are hot and tired there is nothing that will give you reel and comfort like one of our Hammocks. Our new line of Ham­ mocks Is as fine a lot as we ever had. They are the cool-, roomy aud com­ fortable sort, strong and dnrable In construction— ri?h and artistic in colprThe new weaves and tbe beat materials, with valence and large extension pillows. There is a lot of satisfaction In any hammock you get hen?. ‘ throwing, qnd. os a result of these curves, only|a few of'tho boys were able to meet the leather in the noee. One or two of the bast players of the visiting team, whom we aH , thought it wqnld be impossible to fan out. met with such a disaster, at least three timt*. Willie Pierce who caught behindrthc hat. although hav­ ing a sore hand, held on to the balls, like a miser does his dollars. The rest of the Imys were in fine shape and played their parts equally as well. One of onr best players, the one who made those lung hits when playing the Hastings team, was nimble to play o.n account of Iwiing ‘injureu. If tbe boys, keep on improving the remainder of the twill season as -they have so far. they will certainly be able to play some'fine ball bv tell. HAS A NICE SHOP AT CLOVERDALE. I PRAIRIEVILLE. , SHULTZ. Miss Alice Cook. of Cleveland, is Alva Kenyon and friend of East visiting Miss Mamie Brown and Mr. Maple Grove -visited relatives here and Mrs. J. J. Perkins. from Friday until Sunday^ Mrs.’J. G. Hughes was in Kalamazoo Mrs. H. Gaskill of Hinds Corners Saturday. visited Mrs. Fred Zerbel on Friday of Misses Nina Brandstetter And I^ta last week. and Lora Hyde are home from Agri­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kenyon enter­ cultural College. tained all of their children Sunday John Brandstettor left this morning excepting their son of East Leroy. for Cleveland and other points in Ohio. H. Daali and wife who have been Mrs. Geo. Nelson has been in Hast­ NORTH HOPE. spending the past weeks here left Mon­ ings the jmst week. Chas. DuBois ; and wife aud little day for Grand Rapids where they will Mr . and Mrs. J. Doster and son of spend a week before returning to their son of Dowling spent Sunday nt Mrs. Hustings spent Sunday in town. home at Elpa N. Y. G. Anders. Miss Mary Smith spent a few days G. II. Otis and wife of Glass Creek Winnie nnd Florence Otis of Hastings last week with Miss Maude Ruggles. and Mql Louise-Johnson of Hastings' spent Sunday at their aunt It Mrs. Dan • McCallum’s. • ’ ' Elon Clement was in Otsego Thurs­ spent Sunday at'J. Hall s who is still quite feeble. Theodore Pnuishkii expects to com­ day. Humer Green the Cloverdale black­ smith is happy because he has a fine new shop. He is grateful too for the assistance rendered him by the citizens of Cloverdale wjho helped him with days works and iu other ways to get started. He appreciates it very much, and is now ready for anything in his ine. । ■ Bert'McCallum of.Cloverdale is {mint­ Mrs. Green is keeping house for plete his sawing in Hastings this week. ing F. W. Zerbel’s house. Thomas Hayward had the misfortune Frank Barrett. to lose a’vahinhle ,hor»e last week/-' The new barn of Chas. Budendorfe Miss Jennie Drummond has returned Tl» dartre at Fred Anders' was well from Buchanan, Mich, where she has was successfully raised last Saturday. been engaged aa fourth grade * teacher attended. Mrs. George Thomas spent last Mon­ day .in Hastings. • Mr. Ray Pierite is having his span in the schools. Quarterly Meeting was held at M. E. of black colts broken .by a horseman of - Mrs. Carrie Shultz and Miss Lizzie THE, DKUOGI5T. lielton. C5>urch Sunday. Rev. Callen conduct­ Darling were in Prairieville on Thurs­ , day of last week. DLLTDN, '1ICHIOAN C. F. Anders visited relatives at ed the..services. Mrs. W.-D. Hughes will entertain Brush Ridge Just week. Miss Li bine McCallum who has been Wc sell the BEST HAMiss Ethel Johnson closed a succena- the Helping Hund Society Wednesday very sibk with congestion of the lungs CHINE OIL for 25c a afternoon. is some better at this writing. (ul term of school at the Eagle district gallon. Miss Ethel Brown was united in Rev. J. Marshall of Maple Grove was lost Saturday, with n short program, •also served refreshments. marriage to Mr. Loui4 Shelters. of here Monday. Calling on friends. Cultivating com seems to be the Hustings, at tho home of her parents POLLEY DISTRICT. Mr. mid Mrs. Jaa Brown. Thursday order of the day with the farmers. Mrs. L. Dixoij -Has gone to Cedar Many aro hurrying their work so its afternoon. June 22nd. They left for S l Jphns Mich, where they will visit Creek for an extended visit with rela­ to begin haying, which promises to relatives. The liride is well known' tives. . Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McQueen visi­ l»e n good crop. ’here and has many .friends who wish Miss Blanche Chase of White Cloud ted at ML Manning's Sunday. HOPE. them Nuccem and happiness. xvas the guest of her cousin Bessie Biss­ Miss Katheryn Dinklo spent Sunday, G. B. Harthy and family were Children’s Day was observed at the ell last Thursday. at Richland with Miss Donna Shedd. Quests of T. S. Jenkins of Prairieville. M. E. Church Sunday evening. Tlie lEtta’and Beulah Utorr visited Mrs. Mrs. Huldah Otis returned ..Monday exercises were in charge of Mrs? W. D. Mrs.’Haskins of Cleveland who is the Elmer. Kelley of Delton Saturday after­ guest of ’Mrs. Matthews at Wall Lake from Rutland Center where she »has Hughes." nnd were successful and well . called on Mrs. E. Faulkner last Wednes­ been spending a week with her daugh­ executed in every detail. The program noon. Floyd Fisher of Hickory Corners vis­ ter, Mrs. Hattie Edpir. consisted of two piano duets by Miss day. ited his cousin G. Munroe Sunday. Mamie Brown and Mrs. Hughes a^-ocal Miss Eaton of Hastings is visiting CRESSEY. -Willie MacDonald of Cedar Creek is Soiojiy Miss Alice Cook, a solo by Miss Belle Cutler, Ethel BarlsT is visiting ber grand* Mrs. IL \V. Rtcbanhu accompanied by the guest of Carl Bissell. Miss Bessie Faulkner left Saturday patent Mr. anil Mrs. D. H. Gilliert in jMUitomime by four young Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley and ladies, for a week’s visit with her jiarents nt Colon. chorfaos, recitations and drills by the daughter Mabel visited friends and relLowelL Mrs. Jane Barlier is entertaining hnr children. The church was very pret­ alive* in this vicipity Sunday. Mr. Peter Houvener has the founda­ niecv Mias Nellie “ McDonald * " “ of Grand ' tily decorated. A number from this vicinity attend­ tion laid for his new livery barn and Rapids. The death 'of Mrs. Sarah Collier ed the Imil game at Delton Friday. the carpenters will. start work next Edith McAlioster of Gull Lake also Charles Gilbert uf Kalamazoo s]*?nt occured here Friday afternoon at 4 week. Sunday here with o’clock aftdr only a few days illness. Etta Storr of this vicinity will go to Mm.W. Chase of Kalamazoo called She leaves a hdsband and" two daugh ­ Kalamazoo next week to attend the John Clintop stuck a pitchfork in. and, inspect my stock of 6n friends in Delton Tuesday. his knee and ip. 'conse<pience is ‘'hardly ters. Mrs. D. McLoay,-and Mrs. J. E. Western State No in al. C. Risbndgvr of Johnstown was iu Cairns. and five grandchildren. The. Lumber, Lath, able to be aliout. town Thursday. CLOVERDALE. Shingles and Rodney Flower and daughters Pearl, funeral was held at M. E. Church Mrs. Barton was in Kalamazoo Sat­ of Rrchjand and Mr. and Mrs. Will Sunday afternoon: Rev. Yonng officiat­ Building Material Mr>. John McBain, of Dolton. Mrs. ing. Burial at Prairieville Cemetery. urday. Ctmaday of Hickory Corners spent Stratton of Hajiand and Mra. Greer of of all kinds, if you are think­ Mr. and Mrs. p. Wilson and child­ Ross Center visited their sister, Mr*. Mrs. R. S. Harter visited her par­ Sunday with D. P. Flower. ing of building it will pay ren of Grand. Rapids attended the Mrs. IHmlel Dickerson, last week. ents in Johnstown Friday, her sister you to do so because [.pan Ben Wait is -the rinst to commence funeral of Mrs. Collier. . ' Miss Nellie •'Risbridger. returning haying in this .vicinity. Our band now has u nice stand Mr. and Mm Evers, Mr. and Mrs. SAVE YOU MONEY. home with her for a week’s visit. ‘ Mrs.. Warren' Fisher and grandson Mra. Agnes Chipman and daughter Mr. and Mm Smith of Hickory Dale {Barber drove to Battle Creek Dunkley anti Mr. and Mrs. Rickemorv nll of Richland, were in town Sunday. Agnes visited here last Sunday. Comers spent Sunday with their' Friday returning Monday. PraiMgviile Heavy Hitters defeated A large audience was present at the daughter Mrs. Bert ^Pennock . Clinton Williamson of Hickory Delton, Michigan. Mr. and^Mm Ixswis Williams were Comers called 4>n rnlatives here last Delton Invincible* Saturday afternoon Evangel lea I , church last Sunday to listen to the fine program of chlldrwi's in u one sided. Iwo ball game. Score 10 in Kalamazoo Friday and Saturday on week. * ’ to 4. A return game will be played in day. • . business and visited their daughters. D. L. Morthland and' wife of Cedar Delton .Saturday, July 1st. Mrs. Lewis of Crooked Lake is on Creek a nd ( Sylvester Greu*«J and wife DOSTER. tbe sick list. of Hauling.- were guests of Howard Mrs. Eddie Farr land two little THE TIME TO BUY HINDS CORNEB. • Mosher nnfi wife last Sunday. There was an error occured last week (laughters Beatrice i and Helen are Mr. Chas. *Ctox is entertaining a sis ­ Ivn Donivan has returned from n lang in the.Delton items in speaking of the visitiiig in Hastings. ter from away. visit to relatives at Red iCly. new threshing machine that Harry Misi I^elia Morehot»ie has 'returned The ladies aid have purchased a fine Quite a number attended qunrtefly Payne bought: the latter part of the home after an extendixl visit in South new organ for the Sunday School. meeting nt' Delton from licrv hist Sun­ item should have read as follows: The Dakota. day. * • , ’ machine is 52 inch and 3 J inch cylinder, The Ladies Aid will hold n lawn pic ­ Tbe Pine Lake W. F. M. 8. social Mra. Marion Davenport and daughter. self weigher and wind-stacker, and at North Pine Lake sdhool house was nic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E Mra. Mina I.Vwey. spent Sunday with Hurry says, because there is going to Philli]wi. July 4. instead of Wall-Lake well attended Tho proceeds amount­ friends tn Kalamazoo, *be a large crop of wheat this year, lie ed- tu al out The bund boys as ha% lieen reported. A cordial invi­ Cloverdale will celebrate the glorh»us will not waste any of the grain by furnished splendid nitisic during the tation to all Dinner ten cents. Fourth. Preparations are being made using a self feeder; but ‘instead, will Archie Newtnn of East Barry visited for a grand time. Former celebrations evening. feed the machineP>y “hand, from both Miss Quts-n (\and!er is visiting her ■ at 'Mr. Tobias' Sunday. here were {always .■ut-cessful. and we is at Hand. sides in drder to save all >he grain. Mr. Ansel Phillips and family visi­ hope to dojas well or better this time. mother at Gull Lake. | . We are showing as fine a line of Lee IT. Prwor will be the oratot’of the ted Mr. Reynolds and family Sunday. Njr. Eli Doster, Dr. nnd Mrs. Olsen gammer suits in makes and pat­ day. J^’erylxxlyycuiiu- and have n good DELTON CHURCH NOTES. <of Sori th Dakota arrived at Mrs. terns. as can be found iu the j ' Auguste Doster's Tuesday. Energy all gone’' Headache? Stomach time." Mrs. bounty. Made by the beat houses The fourth quarterly conference was out of order? Simply a case of torpid and sold by us is a guarantee. held in the, Delton M. E. Chureh. 1Olsen will lx? • remembervd ns Clara liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will DOWLING. Ihmter. . ‘j make a new man or woman of you. Presiding Elder Dr. M. M. Callen p™* Mry. Tberi’n FilgrUn l« expected home Good Clothes _______________________ _ _______ j ---------Mr. Olsen lef ’ GSunday for Chicago siding. Repteaantatives of each charge Thut^dty- after a two weeks’ visit with were present and the conference bnsi- 1to attend a medical convention nt her father |n Sherwood. Furnishings ••• Drew was irnnsacted to tlie evident that place. Mik Olsen will remain Mr. a\d Mrs. R. G. Rk-v returned last aatisafetion of all. The jiastor asked for a three weeks visit with her Came to us and yeti will be Thursday from their visit with the f”’pleased jvith what you buy. . permission, which was unanimously mother. ’ mer's r>tvr. being abaent from home granted, fur two weeks absence that Mr. Harry Cldm of near (Inn Luke nearly yw week’s. ^Mra- Rice’s health in quit- poorly at this writing. he might asaist in the Bell Oak Camp­ is assisting Marcus Hammond with DON’T ■i e:—We can dress you complete, meeting. Aug. 8—10.’ Dr. Callen his haying. Mrs. Gertie Cline, who has been from hea^to foot. CARE Hpending « couple of weeks with her naked each memlMT tn write on a slip Miss Nellie Chandler went to Kala­ about the 4 th of July, ( sister, Mrs. Herrington, returned to her ! his or her name and tbe word “yes” . mazoo Sunday to attend the 6 weeks or “no”,which would be confidential as course for teachers nt tho Kalamazoo for you know ( home In Albion Monday ot thia week. The Assyria Boys came here lost i between hiiniielCand each memlxsr. By Normal College. If you too old to ■ Thursday and played ball, going homo j their answers he would know whether crackere aud Mr. S. R- Rogers has purchased a as all the other ’ boys have—looking ' or not they desired the return of the* The Clothiers, up the rockets ' down their noses. new hay loader. , pastor. All tbe poor preacher could do Delton and Prairieville, Michand Roman ] Mrs. Ham Wise nnd daughter Lenora Mr. and Mm Almond Farr spent waa to smile and hope for the best returned home Friday after u six like to see the Saturday and Sunday with her father Rev. C. F. Brown of Banfield, yras and mother who live near Yorkville. weeks’ stay with their daughter Nellie do and friend ut thrir old home In Indi­ । present at the communion services yesMy store Is headquarters ana. . I terday. Tho service waa well attended; for everything in the line ' HOPE CENTER. Miss Clara Van Syckles Is visiting at [ and the congregation were favored of 4i with a powerful sermon by Ductor Mm. Mary Doster is spending a few Dr. Gallagher's for a few weeks. 4 Callen, magnifj’ing tho Chiatian’s daya with Mra. Gid Willkinsoh. Mrs. George ,Cheeseman of Maple Grove visited here sister. Mrs. R. G. 4। jfower and influence in tho world, and Isaac Newton and Gid, Wilkinson Are you one of the many Rice, Monday, j ’ , ' the holy life as the supremejiurpose in have purchased hay loaders of Aldrich 4 patrons of the ) Yon will come to CldverMr. am! Mrs. Ed Contes spent Sunday BrdaT ' 4| God’s plan of salvation. ) dale July 4th. Come and .it Bristol lake. The earnest workers of Cloverdale Mra. Will Shedfl is entertaining Mrs. \ DELTON ROLLER MILLS? 4| eev us. • We willalfo serve Quite a good many of the young peo­ j gave’ an ice cre^m social on the lawn f ice cream that day. ple look their dinner down nt Brsitol’S f We would be pleased to have 4। in front of the Church Saturday ^ve- Geib for a few days. Some farmers lave commenced hay ­ \ It will pay you to watch my you stfve us a trial order. The J’ ning ‘with profit to themselves and Landing on Cleat lake last Sunday. \ announcements from woek to high-grade roller flour made by ing. week in the BANNER. us is giving splendid satisfac­ ’1 satisfaction to the public. E. B. Gates and family have been tion wherever used. R. S. HARTER, M. D„ 2They will nerve supper at the home of entertaining friends from Kalamazoo. ( Yours truly, Mrs. Ira D. Brooks Friday evening, ■ Mrs. Nettie WWdnaon is spending a PHYSipiAX and SURGEON. CUSTOH "WORK after which. there will be a Cabinet few days with Jay Wilkinson and A SPECIALTY. OFFICE HOV RS-II to >2 a. m., 1 to ir-p.ni.. T meeting of tho Epworth League at family. • {promptly ntwnded. TaisV toBp.Hi., AU AU calls 1 Arthur Patton's. All members are DELTON ROLLER MILLS, ( phone At ofn.n . 9 urged to he present as there is business DELTON, MICHIGAN re»Wsnec, Pelton, Mich. A Office »tre»W fLLIS E. FAULKNER, I IT PAY YOU to come to PELTON W. H. Chase, Your Summer Wearing <1 Apparel > Don’t Say that von anything elioot send YOUR TRADE » WANTED > » 4 4 4 4 4 Backache. rhrea than »sy other remedy the world has ever known. It is almost infallible in such cases. It dissolves and expels Tumors from the Uterus in an early stage of-development That Bearing-down Feeling, causing pain, weight and headache, is ftistautly relieved and permanently cured by its use. L*nder all jclrcumstances it act* in harmony with the female system. It correct* • Irregularity, Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion. -Bloating.'Flooding, Nervoua Prostra­ tion, Headache, General Debility. Also Dizziness, Faintness, Extreme Lossitudt^ ”drm’t-care “.and ” want-to-be-left-alone ” feeling, excit­ ability. irritabHHy, nervousness, siceplessneai. flatulency, melancholy or the LIuwl" and backache. These are sure indications of Female Weakness, some derangement of the Uterus. For Kidney Complaints “Really, I think your son Is Jus,’’ “Ob. don’t say that! We have been hoping all ak>u» that be may grow up to be a good, sensible wan and finally succeed bls father in bnsluess.’’—Chi­ cago Record-Herald. * Mary-JDo you thluk it would be con­ ceited for me. to tell my friends that I made this dress myself? Edith—Not conceited, my dear—superfluous. Hundreds of lives saved every year by having-Dr. Thomas’ Eclnctric Oil' in the house jitst when it is. needed. Cqres croup.- heals burns, cuts, wounds 6f every sort. We Per cent on Pay Deposits. We Joan money on Bea! Estate or good Bankable Paper. 'We< loan dur money at bonitf, and ddi business with people we ksow , are all right. We do a safe, con- < servative business and have i Tonkins— I don’t object so much to Fanny kissing her dog. but I prefer her. to kiss me before nnd not-after. Wilkins—I know, but don’t you sup­ pose the dog has bls preference tool— Boston Transcript. Honey to Loan at reasonable rates. Deeds, i flortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. < New York Drafts, Insurance* and Bonds Sold. f DIRECTORS: La. A. ALDRICH.lPresldcnt. ? J. O. HUGHES »V. President, f E. S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. LDR.McLEAY. T ? WILLIAM ELLIOTT., f L. P. TERPENNING. L JAMES COLLINS. • . - il/ 1ALDRICH ALDRICH BROS.= BROS w jl—- {{{the 'f' FAMOUS'-==2^> New Deere Hay Loader Tho host general purpose Hay Loader on the market. Will load hay from the SWATH it. ARTHUR PATTON Is a positive cure for all those pAinful ailments of women. It will entirely cure the worst farms of Female Com­ pls ints, all Ovarian troubles. Inflam­ mation and Ulceration. Falling aud Displacements of the Womb and con■sequent Spinal Weakness. ! and is peeu iarly adapted to the Change of Life. Every time it will cure Delton State Bank candles, Fireworks Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Oompomd FINE LAKE. and Backache of either ttex Qte Vegeta­ ble Compound is unequaled, tqany friends i|f Mrs. Lois You can write Mra. Pinkham about Stanley will be glad to le|rn that she Is yourself in strictest confidence. ] getting along nicely. . . LIDIA B. P1XKIIAX BZD. CO., Lpu, K*aa • A number of Battle l?reek people spent Sunday at Shore Acres. Saturday Sam Willis of Barr^ ran hl> big traction engine into the mud the Burdick bridge. They had a hard time getting it out. are yon youngsters I Mr. C. W. Biggs is Improving the fences around his newly acquired farm, on what Is kuuwn as the Tubey place, and making other changes which the traveling public like to see. Mr. Colgrove is having extensive repairs made on the Dr. Burto/i-place, which he has lately bought, and having the furin nnd hedge rows cleaned up generally. Verne .Powell Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Clark uf Hastings township. Afton Smith. William Tuttle, Anson. Met rill and -family, and Mra. G. W. Loehr, attended the quarterly meeting at Baltimore Saturday a mJ Sunday. Fosters are up announcing the Fourth of July celebration nt Thornapple lake, nt which Dr. Becker of Dayton. O., will »l*ak. Other attractions are also billed for the day. Mr. and Mrs". Herbert have been en­ tertaining their daughter and children also other friends from abroad. Gertrude Biggs has beta visiting her friend. Miss Winnie McLravy of Hast­ ings. Several from this plare attended the Aid and W. C. T. U; at Mra. Adelbert kltehlnsou's Friday. An interesting pro­ gram was given. Mrs. !*6ttan read a highly creditable psperj upon “What We Should* Do to Bqve the Lost.” and ne huj»e to sec- it in ike “Bureau of Exchange” that we inn|- have oppor-tunity. to hear it again.’ Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. Newton gave a synopsis lof the state convention re<ix>t!y Inld/at Grand F.apids. The Third district re­ ceived several honors, all of which they •bore gracefully. Mrs. Robinson served n fine supper to a good number of men, and children. you do. L. L. Loveland & Son, PODUNK. 4 John Lentz Is improving rapidly un­ der the treatment which he is. receivInic from a Grand' Rapid* specialist. John's appetite Is something alarming since he began to m»«hd. which keeps his busy wife hustling to keep him supplied. . The strawberry pickers are nearly through their arduous laboni.'aad will now have time to rest up a bit” before haying. A A A WINDROW, AtyY OLD WAY w W W W BUNCH, Will guarantee it to load Beans and Clover Seed and not shell aa many as it would by uaing a fork, and LOTS less work. It is the lightest Draft Machine on the market. Come and see one twt up and hear more about it. You can find It at v Un Ui w Ui u> w Ui w w u Ui tii w w iALDRICH BROS.,, DELTON, MICHIGAN. �HASTINGS BANNER. JUNE 29. 1905. 13 WAN T S from the Odessa. J CORRESPONDENCE. If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. In tbe BALTIMORE CENTER. Monday, the 10th, was Mrs. "Lewis Wood's birthday and her children reimembered the occasion and met in the’ old home, had a Jolly time and left a neat little sum of money with their mother in honor of the occasion. * Mr. and Mrs.‘Harry Johnson had a little eon come to live with them the 10th. n The I*. A. S. have an ice cream social In Charles Mackinder’s new barn June BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. if vou have a buggy that’s lying Idle In the barn; a stpve or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house, work; in fact it you want to buy, rent or sell, just try our Want Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try It. WANTED—Bright, honest young wan over 18 years from Hastings to prepare for position in Government service—Good pay and chance for pro­ motion- Address immediately —W. Boone.. Cellar Rapids, Iowa. ; ‘ ' WANTEIF-! want to employ two or three painters and paner hangers. ’rtnJJ Good wages.--H. Goodrich. Hastings. Your ■scribe has been informed that Ardlv Owen and wife uf Cedar Creek have a Mttle son.. Mrs. Owen was for­ merly Emma Hammond of this place. Mr. and Mrs.' William C.' Robinson of near Hickory Corners, visited their daughter. Mrs. Charles Glllasple and family, the first ot last week Mrs. Robinson hits be«-u an invalid for a to leave number of years and unable to her hutne ftH. nV nths at a time,■- Her . — „ ,to rt vbe out friends rejoice to nee hfcr her -hl able OQcet more. .Msr. Delia Garrison is tyi the sick Ost. alio Mrs. Charles Gorham. * LOST—Wednesday evening about 8 o’clock 6n Jefferson street a pocket­ book containing a suitll amount of nxmey nnd a counterfeit half dollar. QUIMBY. Finder please leave at this office and < receive reward. . , , Clare Pierson and wi?e and baby arc FOR SALE—Meat Market in Hast- th<- quests of Bert Daley over Sunday. it|gs doing good busincks, good loca­ I Ed Burman visited hia sister. Mrs. tion. Price reasonable. Inquire at the । Jay Edmands, over Sunday. BANNER. ‘ Quite a few were at Thornapple lake for a FOR SALE—New house and corner I Sunday. That Is the plac£ to ----- ' quiet ---'-t rest. lot Good location, right price, easy ’good/ terms. Chas. H. Gaskill, 203 South St । Lelcra Lelcra Cai Casteleln spent the first of the H^tiws. Mieh. i wt.„k „ h. r • <v , ■ ■, , I treatment of Dr. Rherorig. under FOL ND—In my office \ale lock key , , , , , , Owmrcu b»ve by odHng ,t BiXt ;•>«-<«• *- I. Kreudy bi,Pr,.vln«. NER office and paying furxbis notice. **" greatly ‘ regret .to Jose . — We Charles Dr. F. E. Willison. Bavhellor and family from our midst. . -| They will move this week to Hustings. LOST On west side of M. C. track 1 where he can more fully attend to his within W> bet north of depot peir g , au„„ on ne.. d„lv„y. guid nu!»e glasses. Leave with M. C. ; ticket agent for gl.Oh reward. Mrs- Hachvller, who has been our Sunday school superintendent, re­ signed yesterday, owing to their mov­ No one would ever be butherud with ' ing to Hastings. Mrs. Henry Cnstelein ronrtijiatioue if every one knew how naturally and quickly Burdock Blood e‘*ct,,d to tn. her ph«re. Bitters regulates tho stomach and ' Francis Thomas called*on old friends bowels. kst week. He lives.in Traverse City • at present. He and his faintly art OKDEK FOR PUBLICATION. * visiting at John I-irh>»'.« at th- county Kfeteof MIcHlgan.-The Probate I ourt for tbe £nnn CtMinty of Barry. , tarxn’ Al a sAufon ot said Coqrt, told at the Probate ! Office In tto city ot HitstiuK* lu said County oa , NASHVILLE. the With day Of Jun* a. D. n»ft Present Bon. j Cl>..-. M. Mack.tudzeof Probute. In tto Matter of the Ehtatrol lairlndaSquIre- 1 Mr*. F, E. Rood of Lockport, N. T.. a M*ut*Hr IiM*>Hni>«*t* nt Persoa. C. £. Nick­ ' ' rrsoti linvlux filed in -x»4 court his iw-Utlon. is a guest at Alvah Roads. praying he mar to Ucruwd to will the tea! l«co<nin™ t at M |>rivats »■»«» HlrSST Cw at esture o£Mldjueoaiarfent ’>.sulc. Uh Ordered. Tli.it the 2t<t <bty of July A. D. Grand Ledge this week visiting their ivaii, a: ten o'clock in (to forrnuou. at*s*W nndk th>-foreooua. at sail! pro- ........ „ ... e,.t,.», Vnv-a baas Other. iw-au.J I- hereby appointed fur heur- ( d^UEhttf, Mrs. Sr.uh Noyes. Im Mid nrtitlOD. -Mr. ................ — -Clark ...... . of- .Lttchdehl, .- . A ,-. — William was_ " It U Further Ord<*nd. That paMic notice thereof he atvrei by publication of a copy of lhli« order, for three suro^nlre previous to । Gokay went toLanark. III., aald day of bearing, lu the Hajilugs said Hri'tluin llaoucr Harmer* a r. H. <j gA^<pn.:^^clre»UMl»«M«uw wvekc to visit hia old home. H*gl»t«-r of Probate, Mra. John MeMlmer, who bus been visiting her mother. Mrs. McMore, the pnst week, left for her home at D<; trolt Saturday. . ' Mrs. Fannie Everett and her brother. 1 A. Durfee visited friends here Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Benneet have j gone to New York to spend their vacni tion. ; Miss Sadie Denny has gone to CharSYLVESTER GREUSEL, Proprietor j lotte to apend her vacation with her ■ parents. Is established opposite tbe ' Mrs. Dan Miller is quite sick with Chicago* Kalamazoo A: Sag { erysipelas. inaw R. IL depot. • Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Bennet have gone to Massachusetts to visit friends. । INVITE THE PUBLIC. They wilt Mslt friends qt Detroit and I and all my friends aud Cleveland on the way. Mrs. Raymond'e 1 -old customers to come and see me. I WILL PAY niece. Mias Lynde Downlhgj accom­ CASH FOR panied them as fnr as Cleveland. Miss Laura Wilkinson has returned New and Second Hand Michinery, of from a weekh' visit with Charlotte । j frlendo. ' . . Hastings Metal & Machinery Go. telephone office at Lake In Thomas E. Parish's book, “Gold Mr. Beviere of Woodland is bunding Hunters of California." qre some good the walls for Mr. Alton’s house and stories of the old days. Here la a yarn barn, which he la moylng from, the old about the biggest gumblng Mr. Parish ■place Upon new foundations on the knew of in that time of big betting: "A xuan of tlie name of Moore bad county -line road. . been betting, and lost over and over J. Spencer and wife were at the sums aggregating several thousands of county hub last Friday. dollars on the game of fare. Finally, Mr. and Mrs. Hatten attended camp . B as be turned to leave, the dealer asked, meeting near Clarksvflle last Sunday. | ‘Are you through?’ Moore halted, hesi­ __________ :_______ I tated, then, turning and -taking from PRATT’S DISTRICT. . his -pocket a key, . held it up . and . said. , | 'I will bet'you everything in my safe, Ed Rltzman is expected home from | yhich thin key unlocks, on tbe ten.’ Kalamazoo soon. i 'How much Ih in your safe?" inquired Franc Thomas, wife and daughter I the dealer. *1 do not know, but tt is Hazel were the guestk of bi« brother, i a large sum. If you win take the key. Ferd Thomas, last wet-k. open the f»afe atfd'aecure al! tbe money wm Cronk l> nlcet tellH In hl. | J™> ““•> Ir * win we will no new borne. ' I' to the kf--------------- -------------tbe late safe together, count the money । aud you must cover tbe amount' was Charles Bachelor ex; >ect> to move to the answer. The cbaDeuge was ac­ Hastings in the near fkrture. Mrs.-Calkins is quit* sick at present cepted, the bet made, and Moore won something over $47,000." writing. . i When bls Ante has laid her eggs this devoted parent takes them Into his fore You will want to go to Gun Lake to celebrate our National Holiday, because it’s tbe best place to go. The fintet place on Gun Lake to celebrate J '■ . JULY 4th IS AT It is supposed that the auddk- was !hvented about tbe middle of the fourth century, but the fact, in the opinion of some, has not been {KMitivety proved, Zonnras. the historian, tells us that Constantine the younger was killed In the.year 340. when be fell from bls sadd|e. Tbe word translated into.saddle also means, however/ tlie back of the horse or tho.place where the rider sat. It Is true, nevertiickws, that Sldonlus Apollinaria used tbe word that untnlstakably refers to the saddletree. Scid Tinkler has lost a horse and has bought another one. At tlie tx-gluulug of tbe eighteenth Mrs. Luflila Town. < f Sylvan Beach, century wutuij u n UUIUL" number -1 Vi of iruffianly ureiaun j young uuu), Quil Lake, and -Lorena Emvtons. of.of higher c!asatt»—called by Cm---------mo ns. ... of Dowling, and Melissa — OHUI m ru*«T» tuui play* pjuy tlfe' um ■' But' Swift '•“a raw rare «of rakes tliat tie creek, weye the gufeata of .their a|a-J_devll atwut the town every nJRht"- i "There’s Jeat two things tliat break tor. Mrs. S. Tinkler. Uht weak. knovru JLS ■•Mohocks,” lnft»lsft_Lgi. ‘ There will bX.m k-ej cream social in don. sallying out drunk .Into’ tlie ' up most happy homes.” observed the Frank Wallace's new i barn Thunw'lay 1 street*. • car.-ying short cItHm loaded Pobirk philosopher. evening. ' . with lead at both ends au<l j>er|>ctrat- : “What’s them?" inquired the Sqnt*Ing shameful cruelties ujwu i»«aceable dunk Ignoramus. “Woman's love for dry goods atf Frr»Mh Mother*. passersby, wantonly wounding nud Thrrv ts oue tUUiK t»,u 1’r.nch moth- 'll»asurliiK it., u>ea au<l subjoctlnc »H' man's Jove for wet goods, b’goah!”— Wnsbiugton Post. er, do not do enough. Tluil H to rep- bllke to Inxultii. nral„ from their growing to M-ul L* tS’ “J'' tn“t niutron, lnrlo,l-U iu them to tbe school of life outside tbe barrols were rolled down tbe Heep bud It is told of a certain minister that home nisi lulo sltnnlious where they 8,,ow 1,111 Watchmen were nomust look after theiusUlves. Thv moth- . tnereltnlljr beuteu and their no.™ one Stindny morning be preached his sermon with the following notice: er-a happiness la complete only with WCTV ■111- Cxaieliea and choirs were her clilklreu around her. Iwt Uf>- not ««rtun>ml on rubbish heaps, -and conn­ “Brethren, 1 have forgotten my notes keep them too much upnrt. from thia “X guutlemen visiting the tbrols'rs bad ami chai! have to trust to Providence, to lie accompanied by their armed' re­ but this evening will come better pre­ arise too frorsomc ld..us ot dlamueo *" parol." and a too timid attachment to the uatal tainers us if In time of war.—Pearson's Weekly. , soil or tbe maternal city. The difficulty Is tbat it is very re­ A sentimental poet writes, "How can luctantly admitted ankrng tlie French Major Lomax of the United States 1 meet my darling?" that tiie tbYic must I come for tbe After some deliberation over tbe army was visiting in iJauuda soon nestltug to use Its owti wingk I have after tbe war of 1812. He was enter­ question we have come to tbe conclu­ seen most excellent parents worry tbeiiiM*lvni ncurly to 4vatb tHt-nito* a tained in Quebec by tho officers of one sion that be can meet her by approach­ ing ber from an opposite direction. daughter will not acquiesce in their w of the royal regiments. ideas or wish to acvcmt the liurti.Mid *• After dinner speeches and toasts be­ ing in order, one of the British officers, of their ••lioicc. To u h4h or a dungldvr Ili«—Some one has started the story very devoted but indc^eiftieiit it Is’of having imbibed too generously of the that I have a big htnil. What do you champagne, gave as a toast. "The I*re^ ten said. "You love m«i no longer." think of it? Rhe There's nothing In It. ideal of the United States. Dead or But if we have touched heft* ui>on a somewhat delivate |M»idt the gtsxl will Allvef The toast was accepted with and Itfre of the Freu|-b mothers are , laughter. NOTICE OF HEAltlNG (ILAlMtL Major Ixiuiax rose to respond, saying. above all pratie,^evep If sometimes Stab1 <4 Mlchlaan. Count* of Harry. **. Nutlre l» hereby riven, that bv an order of the farsightedness anil bnndth pf mind be “Penult me to give us my toast. The Cairt for Hie County of’Bnrry. nuulr or. somewhat lucking.—Charles Wagner iu Prince Regent, Drunk or Sober!' M Tlie the 2*lti day u! June A. D.. ivoft. four British officer sprang instantly to his ^viith*. from thal date weir alfoved for creditCoamopolItnD. to I r*»ro.i thr Ir dalnu> th- r»utr feet aud iu uugry. tones demanded,. ■ • v Mo» v n*j<j county, do"Str. do yon intend tliat remark as an ceaied.and that »U creditor* of <ut>4 dcoras^d are required to prrv’nt thrii <-lalmi to said insult?" . Tbe (Tiilettn frog. knoUii also ns Dpr Probate Court, at tbr Prolate oJiA-r in the city To which Major Lomax calmly an­ of Hutlivv for enmlnatlon »:h1 aUoinu*^. oi. win’s frog, is unique la its method of l«-<on- the dlhday of October uevt.aad that swered. "Na sir; ns. tbe reply to one." or lintdiing eggs. Tlie female Is n.4 such cIiUsir will be bmrd before said Court, on Sa iirday. the a<th day of • Motor next, al to. normal, but tlie tmHo luatn large pfitirii .'etra-n in th.-1. rcnooti that day. which unuerlli-s its whole Ixsly nnd is Dated June 2Mh. A. D-. 1KA. . CHAHLts M. Mac*. According to I^w Note*, Sergeant connected- wltli Its mouth by two open­ ■hidre of Frotot* Ings, one on either side of Its tongue. Ballantlix- uael u tell this story on ' I I j I i I , I Streeter’s Landing Where there will be a fine celebration. AnrlArCOn Of ■ Middleville, will IT U V . Mnuurson deli ver the address of Daw ■ ■ ■ ------------- - .. ■■ The Orangeville Cornet Band Will Furnish Music The Steamer will make round tri|>s to all tlie Resorts every hour. Plenty of .row boats for everybody. Ly’zziy. Merry-Oo-Round and other Amusements. Dance—Day and Eveniug. QPfP Al OI LUlnLi , GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS IN THE EVENING. COITE AND HAVE A GOOD TIME. IF SHE BUT KNEW how much she could save by purchasing groceries of us, the housewife would not hesitate ‘to give us a trial. A “High Grade Goods at Low Grade "Prices” is our motto, and all we want is a chance to prove it. Burn Paiacine Oil, BEST in the^World. . Our store will be closed all day JULY 4th, 1905. MA5TTN05. H1CH. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE 20TH CENTURY FOR SUFFERING HUMANITY, HASTINGS HOUSE, Dr. Blair ush no ('IlLORO FORM. ETHER. GAb. VIT­ ALIZED AIR, COt’AjX’E OR UDON TUN HER. But ektracu teeth absolutely painlesrro many of Charlotte’s best, and leading citizens will gladly testify. Dr . Blair was at,Charlotte last Aug­ ust aud extracted 1(MW> teeth in two weeks, and he comes here Charlotte this­ time, highly In tbe church. He from christened and mar recommended by n long list of people, for whom he has done work. Dr Blair has made .» specialty of extracting teeth for II years and ha« made for himself a Na tiotial Reputation as a palniets extractor.' lie is a graduate-in medicine and surgery, also as can beieen wheie hr registered at Co.’ Ch-rtt’s offic*. Dr. Biair’s home hto been at Coldwater, Mich, for 14 tetrs. . Ask the Coldwater Savings Bank. Coldwater Nation­ al Bank, or Eaton County Sav ings Bank, or Merchant's Nat­ ional Bank and see what they will tell you. Beef tIMra-M' Horse Hides—Arnu—lXU". rair l*khis—uc Tallow 2q—4c* Wool coarse-jx Wo<flflnto--.5, .. 1 GRAIN. —— —-, .-iiviivm. llyr-Ote. Beans—bxndplckti!. perba. W<mm! -soft. Il.TS; tnltml. |2J0; hst<142 SC. . HAV AND STKAW. No. 1 Timothy—W.00 No. Timothy—*7.ai (lover Hny—Suto-fTJXj You can paint it. If 4uU4^ive n buggy that bred a piiiiDiu'now wuuld lie a g<H>d time t'»> do the work. Remember 75c Does It No Comets of tte Gums or PAjsloil Debilitj tlereofter. Absolutelj pinless FREE OF CHARGE IF NOT SATISFACTORY to thi. Pilients. Dr Blair is tbe inventor aud patentee of bis method and is understood only by himtelf Di nut fall to see him. Youj old snags will be sure to ache this raduth. ' • I CHARLOTTE L L Wllllmui M Gilman Tireworks 3S; W.W. Watson & SENTZ, COOK THE GROCERS, I Che 4th of July the day. Lord Chief Justice Cockburn of Eng­ land: One night while Ballantine was Hastings Markets. paws ihkI places them Inside his mouth, pawing along Piccadilly be came HasfliiK* Markets are rwrreaird every A PERFECTLY PAIILESS OPERATION 8T A IEW ANO SCIENTIFIC METHOD. whence they presently puss by the two across a p tlicemau who was arresting Wednesday mutniug and ran be relied passages Into the expectant pouch a wonuiu he claimed was drunk. He tipun as.correct at iha*. date. Here tliey remain In wnrm.uml safe se- , stopped to expostulate nod stated that Cortected Wednesday. June 2S llift. elusion until they an* hatched ami the woman seemed to be IU rather than — PRODUCE. emerge ns newborn tldpoleg to the intoxicated. Just ut this time Ixnd Rutter—lpc->3c per lb. light. Tlie breeding habits of the mid­ Cockburn, who was then attorney gen­ Dr. M. E. Blair, from Western Reserve Medical University, Cleveland, O. eral, came by on bli way home from wife frog,are not -less singular. He VEGETABLES. FRUITS. ETC will be at winds the strings of new laid eggs the hoaso of comwomt and Joined in tho round bis hind legs and vanishes Into dlacuaflivn. Immediately another of­ a convenient bole till they nre hatched. ficer rushed up and, seizing Cockburn Tbe Surinam toad places eggs one by by tbe collar, exclaimed, “I arreat you HASTINGS, MICH. one In he.xag-nnl cells formed In ths also.” “Arrest me!" cried the astonish­ “What for?” Hog*. alBe*-*4A»-jsjn. back of the mother toad, whence lu due ed attorney general. Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday and time they hop out. not tadpoles, but , “Oh.” repllwi his captor, “for many lo To things. You are well known to tho po­ Mutton. perfect toads. Friday, July 3rd, 4th, 5th. 6th and 7th, lice." for lhe’purposf- of extracting teeth without pain or deep. FOULTICY. HIRES AND WOOL. Acvonllng to a scientist, tbe Imtnodi Tbe Bev. Mr. Mattison was curate of ofc cause of dentil in nil but very exceptkmal cukes, such as aceidenL Li tbe Fatterdalc. England. for wanly sixty years. Hie inctime, for many yearn was i>uh»onlng uf tbe nervous centers by all-kinds, also carbonic acid, which accamulaten In the £12 and never exceeded £18 per armtits. . Miss Fern Reynolds 1ms gone Co Kala- , blood uwtn$ to the failure of tbe ar­ He married and lived comfortably and Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Rubbers, l mazoo to Join her! parents. rangement for its removal. "This gas had four children. Be buried bls moth­ j Is an nnaebtlictic." be explain*, "and er. He married bls father and buried | Henry Roe has gone to thje Rags, etc. I has. Indeed, been employed as such, bls father. He christened his wife and Peninsula on business. . !. j both locally and otherwise. This proj>- published his own ba dm of marriage 1 will treat you fair ahd erty of carbonic acid may be termed n honest and pay the highest GERKEY. merciful provision of nature. Normal ried oil bls own children. He educati­ market pri?e. ' death lii u painless occurrence, usually on bls own son until be was fit for col­ ■ A hard ^find ana rain stozm struck i preceded by’ gradual k»m ot cofticious- lege. He lived till be was nlnety-nlx. these parts Sunday evening, ^leveling ness entailing no more suffering than and died worth ILuOtt—London AuHASTINGS MICH wheat and hay in had shape. going tu sleep. The accumulation of i Henry Curtis, a pioneer of this place. 1 this merciful gas often Induces muscu­ Hi* Cloaeat Relation. ! died Saturday noon. He had been ail- lar contraction or spasms, which are "Mamma," said a young threat Bend j Ing a long time with heart trouble. He ; preceded by loss of consciousness, but leaves a wife and a large family of which may have suggested to uncritical hopeful the other day, “who Is my . I grown-up children, His funeral *—• was. observers that their moribund subject closest relation? Are you?" ••No," sweetly replied tho mother, | held at the U. ~ '• church on Monday. wa» In agony. . "your father bag that distinction. He June 20, Elder Sktntlebury officiating. never gives me a cent unless I ask him . Geonge Denary has sold bis' 2t)-acre ' where te ccmmokc Mid for If theauHwho shaved tbe A story that comes from Ireland re­ farm to Mr. Annpuugh of Campbell. And It wm a full half hour before the lates lo tbe custom among farmers pig. It Is now appropri­ ’Hugh Myers and family of Clarksville old man discovered that tbe paper bo ate to talk fireworks for visited his slater at this place and also there of depositing money In the bank was reading was upside down.—Larned iu the . Joint names of busband and ' a sister at Nashville over Saturday and Tiller and Toller. wife, so that when one dies the stir ; Sunday. vivor c&u draw out the money wkbout J. Spendfer and wife spent Sunday al any legal formalities. Little Inna had been sn an excursion Coats Grove. To a farmer who recently made ap­ and soMetbtag good for Telephohea are getting badly mixed plication for money deposited for him­ to her father’s downtown office and basket dlnters. saw for the first time a typewriter in ...in this vicinity. A. number have left self aud bls wife the manager asked: the BelL-phone company and hail the "Why, Pat, bow can this be? It Is not use. V'Ob, mamma.*' abe sold on ber I Citizens’ 'phone placed in their hduaea much more than a year since you came return home, "don’t you know, I saw Instead. Some haiie'both 'phones. "With a similar application on the death the funniest sewing machine down to papa's office. It wwed A B Os!" Mr. Faul and son of Woodland placed of your wife.” ••Well, your honor," was the reply, Lippincott’s Magazine. new rpofs upon tht houses of J. fJbellart week, “I’m a bit iueky wld women."—Har­ lenberger and J. Spencer ~ Slundrr. Lowest prices in Cht-ese, , They will place . me on Alien King's per's Weekly. Close thine car against him that Orkngca, Dried Beef, barn thia week. shall open bls mouth secretly against Honey, Lemon*, Banan­ Velma Purdun ta. working flDr Dr. j as, Cakes abd Bolognas. If thou receivest not bis A patient nt a metropolitan hospital another. Snyder at Lake Odessa nt present. goes away best satisfied when lie Is words, they’ fly Back and wound tho IL Haney and wife visited hir father given aometblng to drink out of a bot­ reporter. If thou dost receive them, if you don’t know what lost Sunday. tle. Tbe drinking, accordlug to an­ they fly forward and wound* tho re­ you want, we will gladly t Lclcnt ritual, mart not be less often than ceiver.—La vater. Mrs. John Racheidi r is very low at^ take time to show and ' mizl thn throe t1rm>« times na <lur day and the iwMirnAnv cererqoqy ‘ ‘ She has been a lo«g suf-*'' thr<H> । this writing. demonstrate our goods. candid. must have some refererfee to meals. ' fcrer. He— Yes, whenever I see. myself in The draft to be efficient should l»e col­ j This street is flllid wij the mirror 1 feel tliat 1 am much bet­ yearly Frev Fr<% Methodist j going to the yearly' ----- ored. It must have a marked odor, so ter Iqpklng than the average man. Do Tours for Low prices that he mrty Invite his frieods to smell camp meeting being held near Clarksi It It should be loathsome to tlie taste. you call this conceit? Bia ITIend—No. I vllle this week. ■ • I bo that the taking of it-may caH for I call it distorted vision. Our Advent camp meeting being held j MCK. heroism. Above all. it uoeda to at Lake Ddessa, is also calling many to poesess ou evil looking sedffikMit which To what gjilfs aislngle deviation from that place. | I will require a formal shaking of tbe the'track of human duties leads!—By­ Irving, Mich. ron. j Ethel Hehtou Is home for vacation | Vial—London Hospital. T Scarcely Know The town of Warsa' jte called the milk producers' Eden. There is protfably nowhere such a ••milk town." Reataurauts are but littie frequented.' On the other band, tbe public frequents the various dairies in great numbers lu order to chat with friends or read the newspapers to the accompaniment of black or white cof­ fee or a glass of cold or . warm milk. To close a bargain or to talk busineiw the milk saloon Is resorted to. Chen and billiards are allowed to be played la these recognised places of publie re­ sort —London Tfmi-s. G A Wlllhuus <i Kiltie A va CoUlas M A 1'Mroe K WadSell Mr. I'ander^ou E R Bradley H Allen i. r. icoii RCFERENCKB 2U teeth to •• . io •• « io * •• FRED SPANGEMACHER, H teeth 20 " 10 “ Mr* H L Brim 10 10 Mr. H K.-.-cr <! Mr» I. Bennett .1 torkdull M <‘*r»r>toll N Nichols Full Lin* of BUILDER'S HARDWARE. • .Mrs \ Boyer Mrs I, Ames Mm OKilns . Mr* p Hora Jr Mn R Mitchell lit 10 1. Deisma ” 1 William* W H Morrill H D Gates G Glb'-cns H Gro-n B Levy lu W l.ybrook W En«le Q O Neel 10 Mr» M < hutch *tr» L Clesver Mrs 1. Porter Mr» 1. McGill Mrs P Lovelaud R Mn k*5mle*** (Helt^vue’ao teerti • Mrt I. Kreb« Mrsl. Will lama 13 M: I May Cook MH W i.snney Mni H Fjnery Mr- it Ixrare Mrt R KeUon Mi- W Fox Mrs L Hmlth THE HARDWARE DEALER. THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-07-05.pdf 7ff4b8620506d03273e4f81cec40754a PDF Text Text THE FEFTIETH YEAR No. 10. INVITED OFTEN TO “GO TO WAX!” «D IT BECAUSE IT PLEASED THEM DELIGHTFUL TRIP DOWN ST. LAWRENCE Thd Thousand Islands, and “Shoot I ng the Rapids” Described by the Banner Man. TWELVE PAGES. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY* 5, 1905. JAILED ON CHARGE WORKING TO SECURE NEW EAdORIES OF ASSAULT May be More Serious Charge Pre­ ferred Later SO THE EDITORS OF MICHIGAN BANNER HASTINGS WHAT IS BEING DONE BY SECRE­ On. TARY BROWN OF THE LOCAL Harry Brady, a young man of sy^ia township, was arrested and brought to! this city Tneaday last by Sheriff Furnisa.' The charge lodged against him is assault and battery up­ on Bessie Shay, a young girl of 15 years, who is an adopted girl iu the family of a farmer in that town*. The alleged assault was 'committed. March BOARD OF TRADE. WHAT CHARLOTTE ! IS PLANNING ; ; . Hastings Board of Trade Working 28rd last, Iti is understood that a more With the Same Chicago Organsorious complaint may- refit against I . him. The foster paHmte of the girl ( on* arem to manifest the utmost indiffer- ; *tbere has always l»een a friendly eitce as'to the affair, and opjMMed any rivalry between Halting* and Char­ arrest, refusing to make any complaint, j lotte. In many- resjjects the two cities. Brady could hot furnish tiail aud so is are similar. ,Each is a county wat in jail awaiting his trial, which will: town, and situated near the center of takeptace July 11. before Justice Riker, j the county. Both have grown steadly. It ujqienrs that -Brady is nut naturally a j liut not rapidly. Each has flourishing bad fellow, but has been training with factories, though those in Hasting* are some companions vfafao have been no : larger and employ more men. But in ।t vnariOHe uas a better oeiier farming tanning ternhelp to him. On the day in question Charlotte has lerric- | tory he and an older man were lx>th intoxU»ry tributary to it. Hartings idsitum situ- J icaled on hard cider. The' affair may | ated on a series of terraces rising from ! ! the river, while Charlotte is located on ' prove a very serious one for him. I tjousands and thousands of reader* of the daily and weekly press of Mich­ igan । ought to' be satisfied now. for don Jtless no small jx>rtion of them, at <ine time or another have told the edit >rs to "Go toJH—alifax. " Perhaps it v os to soothe the feelings of these irat j readers that the officers of the Michigan Press Association arranged for & trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia. isn’t a bad place after all. On ; the!contrary it'.* very pleasant. It I haoq’t that sweltering climate that is I often asaoeiated with 'that name. A j western maii"'was one time talking with a gentleman from the east, when j the former ^remarked : ''all that the | west needs is plenty of water and g«xxl I people. " "That's all that ‘H—alifax* needs*- calmly observed the easterner, after which th'ere was a noticable lull in tie conversation. But the 4iHali- | IT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE OFFI­ CERS AND DIRECTORS TO fax r that the easterner referred to I we presume is vastly different from the ! HAVETHAT KINDOF A FAIR Halifax that the Michigan Press As- j ■■•xriitiun visited. , The Michigan Press /Xsaociatiun. over | ATTRACTIONS BEING IGO itrong, including wives and mem- [ , for factories. We clip the following j from the Charlotte Republican which'! THE BIGGEST AND BEST EVER! j will show what the Business Men's! ‘ Association of that town . are doing: | 'Within a few years "The Industrial j Company" of Chicago, have located , some extensive industries in Muskegon. ! Grand Haven: Holland. Ionia. Jack­ ' son and other Michigan cities. It is CHANGE IN THE PROPRIETORSHIP । Of the Charlotte ,,,L HlvLOOIl I Republican. New ' Owners Are McGrath and De-, ' • Foe. THF NfffSSITY 1 LOR SOBRIETY I TRUE OF NATIONS AS WELL AS PROSECUTOR’S SEMI­ ANNUAL REPORT Shows' 113 Cases Prosecuted. Of These 96 Were Con vic ted. IN INDIVIDUAL One of the best Michigan weeklies ' 1 Prosecutor Pryor sent his semi-annual LIVES that come to this office is the Charlotte ' report to the Attorney General Jufic Republican, which has wonderfully 180th. It shows very well indeed for improv cd under’ the. able management a new officer" in that very difficult of Mr. H. T. McGrath. The latter has THE SUCCESSFUL MEN j office. We glean from bis report the jnst associated with himself Mr. Muri AND NATIONS follow ing: • H. DeFoe. who has for some time been No. case* prosecuted 113 city editor of the Republican. This is No. convicted;‘. . 96 a combination that will make a winner Of the Future Will be Sober Men and No. Acquitted of any newspaper enterprise, as they No. No'i 1‘ronHcd Sober Nations--Some Reasons No. dismissed on payment are. thoroughly, iip-to-date newspaper of costs.............................. for This Belief. . men. The growing circulation and Of these caaea, there ..were SC drunk influence of the Republican are but It is easily to Ims seen that sobriety indioitioiu. ol tto totter thing. In ! will wlll lie oerem .ry for the successful and disorderly. Of theoe 53 were con­ necessary store for it. and what ha« already man of tbo fu[urej. This fact is be- victed, one acquitted.one nolle pressed, bM>. accontplritod 1. an «nM of | ronlh ,K „„ anti more ,non, evident ,. rery and one dismissed on payment of costs. coming more und every The number of prcAeCution® is wh.t may tto d ,„dit. „isubeing w rwngniredby by the tto V.hv thn ........ — - to Mp*t«l in — v improv,-, !day, and recognized , ~~ ......... u>ei>( of this old. reliable .nd very , ,acaMrf„| ,nen o( Tto railrreul. ™r>‘ "“h ‘,rg"[ ,h“” a">’ •«progprein paiw Inter th. proprietor. oth,r rro,perou, TOn„„„ lla„ 'low «> month- for some time. «hil. of M. Gr*t»* D.F«. Eaton noticed th. edeid. of Honor on their Ute •**■“! the officer, are rsilinfv is iu to tn be >u< congratulated nnmrrutlalutaul on z... the »i .. empoyees, and. .have announced. that . 11 f" enforcement onfftn'.imi'nt of InlV ;j taking for 1the law Will w*ill county splendid enterjiri.se and excellence the they will have no man in their service 1 tie very generally approved ’th Barry . ' Republican is showing, and is evi­ in any position of responsibility unlew county. dencing their appreciation very sub­ he is temperate in all of his habits Luck is a good thing if you don't stantially in the advertising column* of and leaves liquor alone. They do not that jiaper. do this frou?) prejudice in favor of count on it. a level, flat country. Both are hustling *temjierance. --------------- mil rather as a business nut rather as a business «|riir|\r |\ir\ TU 1 T prujositiou. Actuii£tert.\have been made ; W |j| |) | I )111 j H A | showing that habitual liquor drinkers " “L!\L VIV IIIH1 are unfit fur position* of trust as they are not to be relied upon at all times. So it is that the successful men and the men who "do things" will have WAS SEEN CIRCLING HIGH OVER TRESSIE TOLLES, DAUGHTER OF to be men of sobriety. This same fact, is true of nations as THIS CITY TUESDAY MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR TOLLES, well ns of men; the sober nation will AFTERNOON LAKE ODESSA be the successful. nation. Perhaps the most uiurnk striking nu ixiii# proof piiMH of iu this itiia stat^nent nHii^uivtu i. to to «en in the war now in prog. TH|S EAg[£ HAQ SAD ACCIDENT OCCURr>*w>4 lietween Iwru'.UHt Russia Htidvttt and nttrl Japan. .Intitm It It i ress ED THURSDAY tong4»uen the custom in the Russian TAIL FEATHERS | navy to issue rum U» the men as part of —— । the ration, afid la-fore a battle?a double Body Recovered Soon After Accident ration of this rtiniulant are served to Would Seem to Prove He Did not DROWNED IN LITTLE (EDAR LAKE EAGLE (OME EROM? THE DEFIANCE Of PUBLIC OPINION BY THE SALOON KEEPERS OF THIS CITY WILL WORK ILL TO CITY AND THEMSELVES. THE OVERCOMING OF EVIL WITH GOOD Seems to us the Best Remedy for the l iquor Evil. , Some Further Sug- gestions on the Subjec*. “If I'had to choose lietween having a tosyn run by its saloons and . local option,, I would take the latter, though I have no confidence, in prohilrition ax an adequiite remedy for snluon evils.' ’ Thus spoke a well knuwn citizen of Hastings, who doc» not train with the political party with which the BAN­ NER is affiliated, ’lie ffirther added -‘if the saloons of this city shkll be confronted with local option, it will be because they thenwelves, by their re­ sistance to public sentiment, shall force that issue: for I km satisfied' that there is no large prohibition sentiment here now., and will noi *be unlesH the saloouists pereirt in their defiance of public sentiment. ” 1 ■' It will be remembered that Hie BAN­ NER mentioned last .week that Robert Dawson Jr., attorney*(or the salhonK i exprense<l himself tui fsworahle to fight­ ing out the ^sue next; spring in local politics whether thesaioonli should pay a tax of $3«iO or -$(,.<>>J. The quoted words express how ontj of Mr. Daw­ son's own party, and a leading member of it. feels on that proj|ositiou. and this । their occnpatipn. and it is a live, act­ ive. honorable and influential organi! ration which k-nds its servievs for a ■ money consideration, but without pay [ until they furnish results. We are in SECURED ALREADY ! close business and personal touch -with -man further said he ‘would welcometber*lof families, left Detroit Saturday ; this new issue if the mloona want to ' this concern: they having already' moriing June 17th ert seven o’clock. it. • t ।. • Through the hustling of the secretary. ' „ . i sjwnt much time and considerable The quoted* word* express our juwn ': Secret.rv Sch.ntz Purpo.v, to Pot inalar lwhalf whil . b Ko »kl to H., A. Hopkins, of St. Clair, who was . * , . , , . j them with the idea that it make* them etcv’ict ions. We do pot believe in very] strongly supported by Vice Presi­ Get Away From any Hastings in the Summer to Make the Fair wasted unless a factory should come to and Was Taken to Lake Odessa , . .. i latter fighter* The Rumian ofijeers prohibition. But if it tame, to a point a Hummer 118 *** l-bBl we believe it is not i'rendent McKinnon, of Detroit, every de- , July 4th_Orators. Funeral Sunday. i etq>ecially eajfrciaiiy are notorious iwiuiitnis1 drinkers, uriiiKrm, and niiu where we must choose between ^thattail « the trip had been arranged fur i zied sjM>culation” to asse'rt that at no two It «a> while they were haring one of। Hi^h »tove th. .astern -part That there will be no letting down far distant juried we ^iRU» soliciting and a halqon?riddon town; we would Thursday afternoon. about t«v -- -— ----- ,—,------ --------- -----------. of; , and was closely carried out.' The o'clock. Trewie’ Tolles, 12 year old I their carousals that Admiial Togo was j c^y “ b,8 ert<*e wa* *”-n soaring in the take prohibition, a* a choice between on the next county fair, that it will funds to bintLthe bargin'with a good (inusd Trunk IL IL very courteously daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tol- able aUa to to eend amd his bi. torpedo torptJo boats butt, into into the tto , "V “I TueMlay »n«u.y aftcrn<H)n. mtrrmon. ^According Aceonling to to two bad conditions, for we du not favofed the Michigan Press with a lie the biggest and best ever, is the ; Kubrtiintial manufacturing plant. Just hxrtor ol Fort Arth'ur uni dmtroy j ' he l»«t otinure. of than who atw want any "wide-open” town. We be­ spacial train from Detroit to Toronto, j lixeJ porpow of the oflievr. ou<l direct- , to prepare yoa ftw iretobc. .-.nd errem leu. of Lake Odftwa. was drowned in three of tto bwd .hip. In tto Rto»i«n h,mwnoW totter tton lieve the saloon* should pay hack to the ora of tto Barry O>. Agricultoral Soj, e w ||| m y that th. utm wanted Little Cedar lake, about a mile and a a distance of over 225 mile*, and mode i Bret mid then nwapo tmhwmril ,<M,r rrom Hp-W-Hp of wing. Thi. community as large a j>art as pu*feuble the run in about five hour* including ciely, They are working t-vgrthrr na m|Kht to MS.too. At firm thought half northwest of Cedar Creek in Hope The difference in their lighting , '’*b' Br,lt '■*lc th«t h“ '»««»■ of the money damage they inflict. We quite a-.number of stoj>*. Mile after ! one mar. to that end. and ttoir nnited : this amount would reem to to almort township.* The circumstanced appear ■ [Unlities wa, dintinetly shown in the I ^toity in a long time. Ho wto believe they should beheld to a reaaonprohibitive to rato iproliaWy 1^' popu- to be m* follows: , • ' mile'was mode in from 45 to 50 sec­ effort, are Knre of meow. tot engMiemtol between tto .|u«lron« ™»««h»t dirturtod by nm kingbird. Up>n ; Secretary Schantx will devolve |,r mharriptlonl from amongvt 5.1100 1 able observance of the la'W- We believe The little girl was at Jo* Wertman's onds. In order that everything should ol the two nation. Tto report of' ,h“ WCT» mnking life . border, for their rights under the law should be be carried out in regular Grund Trunk I mret ot the detail work of preparation I people, l,ot from Mrietly a cold, velfl.h her grandfather's who livea near Little Admiral Togo Miow. that the tottle h,m S ’ ” having anything elee to ' respected and protectedias are the right* style, several officials connected with for tto big fair next Oct.,tor. He he, dollar and cent, view-point we believe Cedar Lake. Thursday afternoon, in ‘ think about, thotie who this eagle , saw . - ' of pther citizens. We believe, however, ' thi* great railway system, accompanied lleen alwent from the city fortoveral Charlotte', property owner, and buel- <vmi«nv with Mr. Wrrtman’. d»ughU r | waa won in jnat « minntea and white ot .toot tor own .nd. liulr ; Ito fftot. wer. .1. mile. -t-rt. th. > W1 .<» -PeodAUng where he ' that even the saloon-k<xq>T> will ?adcan only look upon it aa an the press and saw that no detail was 1 wreka. tol will return to-day. and will JaaR denghter ol W.ll.'wn Stodd. .to went greet dwtnwtion toing wrought by ,«“ '"'“J- "> *> “' mit that the liquor evil works great overlooked on the part of the railway at onc« net atont the work before him., inapatmenl that will aaanredly return 1 damage to any and every community. tothi.-l.keto have . ewim. Sh. wM j th. U inch _gnn. .to«rd the JM-j Ho hna a reputation to au.tain an a ,ptendid divideuda. For illnatration.', that would add to the comfort and ' , weu an ©Xpert* anese ships. It wax in the aiming and escal’eJ from of the Hartings1 We believe the money realized from fair promoter, and will to diapowgl to > mka 1 uiah to quote from tto .iftiuga used to the’water having been anexj pleasure of the party. a little girl of tiring uf thesegun* that the steady hand, j orRton* who had done duty on Indeprn- the increased tax should in part Iw increase that reputation. of u recent conversation with Lyman Mwiinmer.eince she was a At Toronto the jwrty hoanled the ( — I and clear brain of the Jajianese gunnerit. dence day. There were partisans for' used to maintain a frpe library land We are sure it .will be a pleasure for \ H. Cobb, ot Fort Worth. Toxas. Five five or six years, . r--------- —----------- i—-------- ------------magnificent steamer "Kingston' of Arrivixfat the lake and dunned in i showed their sujeriority over the W. W. Potter, who did the uncaging readingand re creation Booms in the&ty . ...the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation,, ttoBittxenp of Hastings and the people I ja.n, .go hi, dity with a population at Cloverdale and Actor's Point;: a> counter attractions to tlx1 salooni.' of Karry Burry county to co-ojwraie co-operate wun with I o af 22.1MXI. SS.OTO. raised the sum of WOU.OOO WklfOd her lathing tothing gown, gown she plunged mto into muuuiw muddled brain of ihe kubmimus Russians, who act uraui « ------ —u_ -------- Co. which was destined to be tbe home, oi jnf,t received their double ration p° °.rm» i *1 We shall regret it exceedingly if the of the party for alwut a day and a half. -I.: Mr. Schantz as well a* all the officers ! j,y jropular subscription from amongst ■ the water, her comjmnions refusing to 11 and di recton?of the Agricultural So* : jta citizens and ranchmen adjacent go in as they were m>t able to swim. , of nim- They hod the same kind of ,, R .. ,.IK>V '°'en ‘ e- — - ----- - of — -nubile ..... ........opinion r—r.. ,by v the sa­ defiance The party cro?«ed Lake Ontario, land- , Fort Worth, and the money . I rA*" vil>’*Mian h*u forcc . .. „ >i wivviiy rorcc the toe local iocal ing at Charlotte, a small j>urt town in I ciety, - with the end in view of. making to------—--------------------, - w — a* The honks of the Little Cedar are very ; K»>n" Imt their *ho«s all went wide of -*■ j ojjtiun issue, forwe be|ievu there is |s a : the next fair the best and if wwm U c ! ( i.. n .t.ui tn Amumr Un swift «»<! the water verv deen It is . theUrinrk, a* none of the Japaficse ship* , "J x,Ke at , u * ’ s Lake, ^ion i^uc. ior-we neiieve tnero a steep, and very deep. is the>ark, as Japanese ahIpa New York, hbout nine o'clock at thc next tho l,esl ftn(J if donated to Armour * Co. and Swfift ...1 An of better way waj: : afltt<v a|M<we hope _ the saloon night. About a mile distant w Ontario.^tbo biggert. county'fair in this state. | g. q,. for jpeuting two large jiack- the bead of Cedar creek, and has no . were disabled ‘ emir " -* a hair*- Bot on ’wking at tbe eagle more Witter I breadth in tbe aim of these gun. at the ‘ k *« “ discovered that tins ( 1.. X . ... .... proprietors will nfat be io unwise as to inlet. the water being very cold as the ’ I Beach a beaututtl resort place, and iarP*irry County fairs have been dean and ; jng houses employing 8.(MX) men. dirtaucc Ht which they were used would 1 b*rd was the proud poBsetteor of a tail, bring bring matters to that crisis. But they to Syracuse. N. Y. what Goney Island ! creditable exhibitions under their ,-------„------------spring*. . Men like Mr. Cobb had to dig down ---------------------hike is fed by underground .----------- ——--- ------ . ------------- — That settled it. No one had the hard- can do it if- they will; jand if they do, is to New Yori'City. Large pavillions present management. There haa been ; pretty ,leep in rajging thia fabulous Little Tres*ie was soon beyond her ’ mean a mnwand a waste of ammnm• j - — ■- •• — and palace* of amusement of all kinds, \ of fake*, gambling si;ni bul informed me that within depth, und complained that the water tion: and a hand under the influence of ®. hnd . -nvj w ‘u iMimiii; '‘"’’ry for . T.m ivi it. l», for IUI the LUV people pevpiU any o? Hastings' have way u furnish plenty of diversion to all who snap* and indecent exhibitions. The ‘ thirty days after the money was given • waa very cold. To the horror of her! alcohol is not accurate to that degree. been ■set at liberty by tt ' '* ,n<rv wi. ff v . .their l . _ ,4 the visit it. And a* it is only six or seven ■ legitimate features of a county fair. , tbey corf^i figure a profit upon their companion®, she was seen to disappear | Thi® victory can not well attribu- orators. The latter have the roputa-1 ( ontlDUBd oa page six. tion of plucking the proud bird and ' ij the stimulation irrattlufirxra nf intermit in __ ' - - -............. ---- (' ■ . J----- — . - . , uf,interest in fapttnrinjr bettering• __________ :________ beneath *1... the water, Doubtless she WBS I ' ,! shaking ru.nmug the auu tai! mu itaiut'rn iKuore uieir _ feathers before their < 'ou^lutied on paxr six . i thepaige product# j caused by the cold Continued'on three of the farm Continued on luze tour. seizedhave with been cramps । enraptured audiences as evidences of MORE HITCHING POSTS kept in view. For these reason* there j | good faith, and that the eagle they ON MAIN STREET ! should be hearty co-ojieration of all to | The little Wertman girl remained at INTERESTING STATISTICS ONE WAY TO SPEND LIST OF MUSIC PUPILS ■ claim to set loose is a nure-'nough the end that the next fair may lie the • tto ^k white her tomtoakut rattod FRQM CQUNTY C|_ERK | "American bird o’ liberty." SUMMER VACATION splendid success its officers are hoping .to Mr. XXertman sand informed hnn of Would Be a Good Thing. Should Be ! and planning for. Of Miss Nora Andrus -It Is Certainly the drowning. He and iiis »on Ora Concerted Move to Get a Verv Fine C!a*s hurried to the lake, and in from 20 Show Increased Number of Births SOME LUCKY BARRY The Charlotte Tribune tells how ALLEGED HE DESERTED Them. y minntto to halt Ml hour niter xto di,-COUNTY PEOPLE and Marrirge Licenses. Decreas­ Some Eaton County People HIS FAMIIY Tto followiiiK are the names of the appeared had rerovered tto tody. All More jieople from our trading district nio rrtmiLt ; lrapi|, m tbe different grade,, who are ,ffort, t0 restore tor to lite were in ana buying goods in this city than ed Divorces. U ill Do It. - ------i studying music, thi, Mnuon, with Mias . vairu . .. ... . , [l . . . ! Will Share In the Divison of the formerly.! This is a condition the A representative of th*> Tribune had , According to the returns received at' ------------1 Nora Andrea: TI^ body WM tag on to Lak„ Oderea ItuaineaH men of Hartings ought to jen­ ' Vesta Herrick, Arrested in Green -' Estate of an English the County Clerk's office, rhero were the opportunity* of inspect!ng.the wag- . courage. We have heard complaint Pearl Chnwemun. Stole Ormitoe. ^,1^., aad tto funeral occurred from Bay, WLs.. and Brought Hereby Lady. on which Mr. and Mrs. Will Spicer and among farmers thhl they could not i Maurice Healy. Claud Hill. Margaret lhe homo ut b,,r Iuln.av, Sundsy Tto 371 hirths iu Barry County in 10U4. Mr. A. Ticbenor, of Brookfitfid, will ! Then? were 81H in 1908. This city con­ Sheriff Furnlss. George Coleman received two English find a place in Hastings, when there McIntyre. Harry Cheeremau. Ida KuJ ^air catoed great aorrow to tto tributed 99 or about 27 per cent of the drafts Monday for $1,234.94. each. occnpy^-as a home while nojouraing in Sheriff Furnim went toGreen Bay. Cheeeeman. S'orrna Shaffer, Saumn many friend, of ’ tto little girl, and was a big crowd here, to hitch their the , . north woods this summer in fiearch , »'»«•. Wednewlay.and returned Satur- Shaffer. Greta Wolfe. Fern Cooley. ,he griel-rtricken parent, have the births. For the first Ax months of Thew were contributed by the estate teams. This is not an idle complaint of health, health. The men mentioned mentioned built built!, 1005, there were 104 marriage licenses of Isabella Bowser, deceased, a maiden of lhe men witjj yeBta Herrick, a young man ; Lloyd Marshall. Blanche Gardner, ,,,-mpatliy of all It is the truth. There is ample room a very and concon-! of alx,ut jjg, who is wanted for desert- Gertie Moore , Dorothy Hyde, Jessie issued. During the same j^eriod of lady of^Beverly, Yorkshire. England, a very neat, neat, 'commodious commodiomi and ' on State Street and father. streets lead­ 1904. there were 95. There were 80 to the estates of her sister, Mix Par­ veninnt top on the gears of h strong , ing Kb Mju Myra IIcrriekf an<j j Manfcall. Percie Marshall. Bertha ing up from that and Jefferson to ac­ applications for divorce for the first rott, and her brother, John Bowser. wagon used for many years by the lath three small children. The mother and • Hyde. Zoe Hayman, Bertha Mead. DROWNED JULY 4TH comodate a great many farmers' teams D. U Tremaine in hi* hack business. . children are domiciled in the creamery j Beulah Mead, ©ra Gillett. Grace Big- i IN GULL LAKE half of 1905, a* compared wiUi 81 for Iwth deceased, who formerly lived in if there were only hitching ports. The a like time in 1901. All these statis­ Johnstown. Mr. Coleman as adminisOne horse will pull it easily, Mr. S. budding in the second ward. Herrick don. Alma Althoune, Lydia Long, j east end of State St. is much better t,a,nr of nf the flm estates of the 1... j trator last two ImmI quite z reputation as a healer at J mttrrje(j his wife in Middleville about I Florence Strickland. IIxmna -—- Adkins. | Eugene Garges, of Washington, D. tics seem to show an improvement, provided than the west end. No fane .---------------------------I will divide the'money between the one time, and is wise enough to do j Hjx jje worked on the tele- . Julia Cutler, Florence Fero, V.rri Lois Tu-iia Fir®Firn. jI _ . „ , a ■ . wants to see the unsightly old wooden what all invalid should do-get out in phonp c<)nstruction gang putting in | ter, Winnie Johnson, llza McIntyre, j ■C., Attempted to Swim to Shore MODEL MILE OF HIGHWAY four heirs of . Mrs. Parrott, who are hitching posts come back, nor' is that From Overturned Sailboat. to God's pure air and sunshine, away ■ new jjueh j^ winter. He later, disap- i Cressio Kinne. Bertha Swanson, Donna I Mrs. Gea Bini and Jaa Parrott, of at all necessary. Good looking gae from cirilixed work »nd worry, and was at Durkee. Hexel Itoltord. Florence ' Bedford. Chas. Parrott, of Nashville pipe railings like those on Court house - fuming , ___ n,laJ|y ipcutecl — ..,-~ra — About 10 o'clock Tuesday forenoon and ••o -fmlad - .j„1:T at Bump. Kate Algto Treble Lovren. Eugvne <lMg™ und livre ottor ran- •• Good Roads Earle” Will Build It in ' and Geo. Parrott, of Battle Creek; and square could be put tip. In this way the wd fretting, lassitude toaiHide and Mid laziness. toinwu. ■ Urwn Bay, jj,,. H AeatoXX v.wx '♦ IxJ uvwl A»>, TV TriV * is , .. _ , Aid tone up-tto .y.tem with natnre ii work for the ,treot railway compMiy. Prarl Daria Igzeio -Palmerton. Agne« panion. went out onto Gull Ink,- in a Barry County Thu tbe ,bre0 h"r* 01 John Buwiec. who business men would show that they M and Mrs. O. H. Spring- ! anj ... another .. . na 'About A V—...A nt.,,,..,, remedies. Mr. ijyjng with woman. ! Reesor, Mildred. v. Reesor.- Bethel Wolfe, I. _I1 sail Vu. bunt. eleven o'clock their are George Bowser, of this city and wanted the farmers' trade, and would Year. Joseph and Bernard Bowser, of JohUser of Eaton Rapid®, have fitted up » the two claiming to be man and wife. Vera Cooper. Gladys Jordan. Ruth [ taat tipped over during a sever® make it a® convenient as pomible for wagon and will go with them. They He wa* taken before Justice Bishop Wagamon. Eva Mokley, Harold Swan- "squall. " The lhe companions all ------------- ------—K--------- — Good Roads Earle, State Highway town. them. The expense would not he at will be joined by oteer* later. It seem® I Mondhy ( ^,1 his examination set for ton. Carroll Cutler. . * \ to the overturned boat, and ’ ! Commiraioner, has announced his purreturned . ----------------------- -----all serious, and we are to sure thearreirita .held on until’ rescued. But young I poM build mile of goo jrohable that this may come to be»very pri(jBy j^y/ - -*• ■ "* - 1 to the trade of this city would .1* gmxl. TO WATEk CONSUMERS. Gorge® struck out for the shore. While 1 Barry county this yeiir. This will be a : WON BALL GAME. | And why not do it? popular manner Of taking a summer —j------ -----------------outing. . Qhanncy Hhoeruaker and wife, of Water bn was an expert! swimmer, ho hud had not i sort uf exhibition mile, to show what what ,। Saturday —’—there ' “ game ! „er taxes are now due and pay- he was a ~fine ball -------------------- |--------- |----------- r---Grand Rapid visited at Fred Tun- able. JI will be atthe council rooms • reckoned on the weight of hi* clothing. ! a durable highway is like. There is j at the fair grounds, the opposing nine* , DEATH OF MRS. Wm. E..UPJ0HN. GET ANOTHER CLERK. 1 gate’s Sunday, enroute to visit their x^ive them. Hfc strength was exhausted and Tib ( certainly room for jt in Barry county I being the Woodworking Co.s'team, and I Tbe many friends of Mrs. Dr. Win. to receive them. The local postmaster ha* been author-1 parents at Banfield. James Patton went down. His body was recovered) and with this mile to pattern from, we I the Woodland nine. The last game lie-E. Upjohn, of Kalamazoo, hut who-re­ Clerk uf WaterBoanl sometime after. He was. a brother of ' hope there may l»e inaugurated an era I tween the ,two had been won by the ; sided here several years, will be pained ixed to select another cleric in the local j Charlee Thompson and wife were at ------ -------------- :. the superintendent of the Barber 'An As-­ of scientific, permanent road makinf Woodlanders by a score of 2 to 1. But j to learn of her death which oernm-d office. Edward Waite has been recoin- Gun Lake fishing one day last week, Richard Murray erected a fine family phnlt Co., of Detroit, a student at; in Barn- county that will make it! Saturday the Woodworking team more Tuesday from cancer. The funerhl mended tithe civil sen-ice officers by ; By.the looks of.theflsh Charley brought the Sfa-rikor Striker c.onAtGrv Cemetery ia«t last1! Odnmhi* Columbia (kilimn. College, and i« is imnkan spoken of a* aa n pleasure to travel over Barry county than evened up the score, winning by*i will take place from her late -home in nnnmant in th* the local jxistmatter Mr.; Waite .stand- j home, we would think he left some monument I highways. . j 14 tallies to their oppunjat* 5. Kalamazoo today. . " ing highest on the list of eligibles. I fa the lake for seed. week. ; a man of the finest character. �HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 5, 1905. Hastings Banner, COOK BROS , Editor,. - ADVBRHSINU «ATE5. : to contribute in excess of a million dollars to meet deficiencies in operating expenses and necessary repairs. This year the excess of expenses over earn­ ing* will be more than a million and a half dollars. It is declared by lead­ ing Canadian, pa pent that if the inter­ colonial railroad, with its superior equipment and favorable opportunities, was managed by a stockholding organ­ ization it would be'of far more value to Canada in a business way and would be a source of profit rather than a burden on the dominion treasury. Display »4.vcrtl»lnr. ratH fiirntihrt on sppA•auon. The German war lord has lieen put­ baMnc»« local* land rMdlnf notice.. On first pas*, or amoiiR Brsvtttes, l'.‘%oallne: olw*- ting another chip ou his shoulder to WBme a Um-. Areraae of Word, to the bring about a war of words. With all his bluster, William’s scraps get no farther than talk. This time he has had France up in arms about Morocco. France has claimed that, by a private arrangement between herself, England und Simin. Morocco is a part of the French back door yard, and that she l Th- IHxsKit has one of ths b^-t equipped could do as she pleased with her own. ' J >bomcr« in western MIchiMn, find Is prepared .. , _ . M . .... t» do every kind ot book and job priutln«. • Now that France s any Russia, is dis■mo a A Km gnuo "awacwrwj i.i m w m Mie. I trewingly busy, William has thought Detroit Free IW: The prospective I this a good time to insist that .France restoration of jieace in the far east as j must consider Germany's wishes too a result of the negotiations nbw pend- | when framing any. policy for this ing stimulates interest in the com- African pasreHsion. France hhistera mercial rotations which will exist lie- hut it i>« more than likely that’ Gertween Japan and the other nations and many will get what she wants, which the part the United Stales will ptay in not territory in Morocco, bnt the the development of Asiatic trade. - right to trade there. Immediately on the conchufion of peace, it taw been announced. Japan proposes The failure of another private hank making a loan sufficient to take up and tit Vicksburg. Mich., calls added atten­ retire all the domestic loan subscrilied tion to tho need of rn^nie system of state by her people at the commencement of inspection of such institutions. There th© war, thus releasing an euonnous is no. reason for giving up private amount of-capital which will be nvail-^-leuks. ' “ They e a necessity in the able for the development of industries smaller " •towns. Tlwre is no doubt but in Japan‘and the prosecution of a Cam­ that they can lie as honestly and care­ paign of indyjjjrtal expansion in the fully . managed as the national and countries which* will come under its state lianks which are rigidly inspected. influence, if not actual control. Korea But the safe, well managed private hank bids fair to liecome a Jn|tcneso prov­ has nothing to fear from state inspect ince. while Manchuria will, furnish a rion. On the other hand, such inspec­ fruitful field, for the exploitation of tion should tie courted. Japanese enterprise. China, with its illimitable markets, offers alluring The director of tbe federal census es­ proqiects. There is no lack br opj>or- timates the population uf the Vriited ttmity close at home, and Japan can ta States in this, year di grace at 8*2,518.depcmlcil upon to take ml vantage of (rjf);an increase of 6.214.«ii« since the every •chance offered. While Japan censns'taken in Bhml The* figures du will primarily lie the principal gain­ not include Alaska or uur island puseser .from tbe. great developnfent sions., T-hii estimate gives Michigan which promises to follow the war. a imputation of 2.5*4.427. The most .other nations are destined uf share populous.stAtes an* New York, with Itaayily in the - benefits accruing 7. SK»1.75+; Pennsylvania w ith •1.S24.115 :• from the turning of energy into new Illinois with 5.810.K*,'; Ohio with 4-ftlu. fields. The opcmiig up of territory 4JO and Mjtssmrhusett!. with 8. (lift*. .Mo. hitherto hut of litxlc value eomercially must'increase the volume of foreign It i-a.matter uf universal regret in tradtL Tlie industrial deveh»pp»ent this country that it seems certain that which is dawning in «Japan alone illness.uull prevent Secretary of State result .*u an extraordinary Hay from continuing in that office vxpansion uf our trade- with thar lieyond Septotnlier. *He ’ *ha-, won a country. The last two decAfles have huqjd for himself as he leading dipwitnesMHl a startling growth in our loma: in the world. And his [tolicies exports to Japan. Twenty year- ago have invariably been right, and have they amounted to but n trifle over added much to the prestige of America Ten years ago they had a- and caused her to be re«|>e--tod as the little more than doublet!‘ Last year foremost civilized power of thtA-arth. they preached the im|s>ing total uf Jal 942,1)60. and fur the ten months of We wifi all be glad when ‘' war shall lie tliis year ending with April they ag- do more. ' But "until peace shall be the gnegHtcd #38.957.211. This is due alike universal wish und purpose of nations to!thea establishment of adequate trans­ it will he wise for this country to con­ port nt ion facilities ar t the enterprise tinue to build war ships and the best of| American manufacturers. The that can be constructed. In that wayahbwing js, gratifying, hut it only only will American rights he respected. gives aa inkling of tae possibilities in The nation that can control tbe sea this direction nnd indicates the ]*art can win any war as Japan has demon­ which the United States may play in strated. the n^w industrial epoch ahead of JapttH and all of eastern Asia. At last peace seems in sight be­ [The deficit of the post office depart­ ment fur tbe fiscal year, it is now- twtitfisted. will reach The pntocijial cause of this undesirable con­ dition is given as the rapid extension of j the niral free delivery service. In IIKJO this service cost |4'3<t.433, and tb.Jre were employed in it I.*276 car­ rier*. Irt. 1204, the' number of car­ riers h.ul jum]>ed t< 24.5*55 and tha cost to ^I2,64».07(i. This year the nniher of carriers employed is in round numbers :'.2.iRfO, anil the co»t Will lie approximately #22JKK»A<Mi. It is well kn^wn that a heavy fierreniuge of the rural routes are run at a cost to the government out of ail propoijtion to lhe.retum.s, and niember$ uf congress and! the communities .-erred insist on having the service and a deficit in the isjstul revenue^ is therefore inevitable. It t« not surprising that the uflipials of the department are conwidt-rably dis­ turbed at the situation; and how to remedy it is a problem. N After such u taste as the public has had*u( rural free delivery serice. it would seem impos­ sibly to take u bnckwad step and disliensi with it But to retain it and avoid the targe threatened ddficit. will surelj- tax the wisdom and ingenuity uf thise -who are In charge of the de- There is a food for reflection on the part of thoserarho believe that public ownership can soive municipal prob­ lems arid remove state burdens, in the experience of Canada with a govern­ ment railway line, the details of which have juft been given to the dominion pref*. ! Tbe Intercolonial railway, owned and operated by the dominion government, is one of the best built and beat, equipped railways on. this continent. It has at its command the traffic ot alnu>«t every leading business center in No via Scotia and New Bruns­ wicK, including the important cities of Halifax, St Johns. Sydney ^nd others. And yet last year the government bad ANNOUNCES HIMSELF A REPUBLICAN [Original] George Stanfield was a woman hater. He wus u manufacturer and was erne day testing a piece of machinery when land, Changes Prout. a portion of It fell and broke bls leg. In the last Nashville News we find He was carried borne and bls physician a letter written to Senator Glasgow, of and friend sent for In hot baste. “George,” said tbe doctor, “you must Nashville, by Walter 8, Powers, of Bat­ tle Creek, formerly of Nashville, and have a trained nurse.” • “A man F postmaster uf that village under Grover Cleveland. In the letter Mr. Powers “No dovil of a woman shall enter this announces his changed political affilia­ bouse." tions. The letter will be of interest to The doctor mused for a moment, Barry Co. readers ' 'tiecause of Mr. then said: "I will send n man. No wom­ t Powers’ wide acquaintance here, The an would remain on 'the case." Wh^n- the nurse reported Stanfield tatter concludes as followa: " “While never a strong partisan. I was surprised. "Why, you’re nothing have heretofore been identified with but a boy," he said. “How old are the Democratic party os you know, and you?" -have many warm personal friend* in •Twenty." that party; however, the trend "H’m!" grunted the imtlent affairs in political matters for the past The nurse set about tidying up the few years has been such, and the pres­ room, after which he took the patient’s ent outlooK uh I view it Is such, that I have felt it ujy duty to affiliate with temperature, etc., and noted it ou bls . the Republican party ‘in tho future. I card. "What's your name?" asked Stan­ prefer to make this announcement at this time because no election is pend­ field. ing. and it would Ife very distasteful "Fred Varrill." to me to have it apjx'ur that 1 have “I'll call you Fret!. Fred, bund roe the morning paper:" The earnest and praiseworthy efforts uf The nun«e handed him n paper, then, theVreaittent of .the United States to taking up a medlcai booKs^pt down ndminbrter the affairs of- tho govern­ ment on- the principle of tbe great and began to study. The patient fever­ est good to the greatest number is ishly turned over the pages of tbe jour­ entitled to tbe earnest support of nal, but read nothing. every good citizen, and if I were "Loosen the bandage on my leg.- be in nnv manner to aid or comfort the wdd sharply. opposition.to his efforts. I would feel “Not without an order.” that I was upiKwing good citizenship “Loosen the bandage or leave this and good government. It may: lie true that his methods Die nurse closed bls book and began have been slow und along conw-rvative linea hut conservatism will give con­ preparations for departure. fidence and stability to his efforts and "Sit down," growjed the patient aceoiuplisbmenK. The nurse again took up bls book. With kindest regards I remain. "I say. what’s your .name—Fred? Yount very resjiectifully. ’You’re not so Mis* Nancy ns I thought W. S. Powers. you." The nurse gut up. went to the bod and laid his hand soothingly on Stau“It pays sometimes to know a little field’s forehead.' Thon after smoothing of.*tbe family history of your cHents." the pillows ho went to prepare tbe pa­ said a business woman the otlier day. tient’s 8upi»er. "It would have sared me from making “By Jove. Fred!” said Stanfield one a blunder if 1 had known the relations evening after be.bud belniiored the t»oy that formerly- iextetnil Isdween two ’inmen'lfully with bls tongue, "when I men who met in my otiice. Tfielr busi­ pvt well I'm golnc to. make you my ness was practically of tbe same nn major domo. You’ve tbe patience of a ttrfv. and ns Fwas obliged to leave saint. It Ims always liern dull coining •flier for n few minutes while home ufier business and nndlnc do them »me -fcdephoue. calls I lights in I the library, no fire on tbe I attended t< thought it would I** more HCTivahle hearth. iou’d be just1 the one to take If I introduced them, They reSjianded care of till this. Will you stay with rather sflitly. sjirt!.’ but I put that d<»wn- to tempdraibent and .went Into tny Inner offlue. When I returned a quarj-r of ”Yt*. you will. I'm rich an hour Inter the younger man dis­ buy a boy like you a dozen To tblsfrarrill made no reply. patched bls business n< quickly aS |iosBible ami got out. Die other mW: <»ne morning Varrill informed Stan­ " ‘1 was not aware that x*'U were ac field that; tbe doctor wanted him for quaint»s! with my ox-br<gher-In*i<w.* another patient. "Now. see here..young man.” said •••Brother-in-law?’ I ttsk.\4^tuj>ldly. " *Yes. ‘My sister pit 4,dlro?e*’from Stanfield, "name your price to remain here and run this house." him lust summer * "—Brooklyn Eagle. “I’m not to be liotighL" “By a brute, you mean.” “My service has tieen very pleasant The French system of •■ducation Is* intensely nationaL Its plan Is; exactly You're not $ brute. You’re a very kind the opposite from our own school sys­ hearted, good man." “Well, Illi be hanged! -Just listen to tem. With us the local community • controls primary schools. In France that!" The nurse went out of the room. Tbe the local community bus no voice in the matter. The French system la the next morning he did not appear "its usu­ raott centralized, the most strictly reg­ al with the patient's-breakfast, which ulated, the most autocratic and the- wns carried up by a servant "Whero’s VarrillF farthest removed from demuerfitte "In hfa room, sir." ' Ideas of nay whool system In existence.. "Tell 1dm to rome here ImmedtatoThe exact uniformity of tne schools Is Walter master at Nashville Under Cleve­ almost unbelievable. Tbe minister of instruction, sitting In his office In Paris, cau tell nt any moment just wbat fable of La- Fontaine each child of a certain age throughout the whole of Frum-e la reciting. Teachers are not allowed any latitude nt all. The result is to leave both teachers and scholars al­ tween Russia and Japan. Each has aj>- moat completely lacking- In mental pointed its plenipotentiaries and the originality.—F. A. Vanderlip In ScribChoice of each has been ratified by the other. Washington is the place and Maktntr Fire. August 1st will lie the probable date When It ta considered bow old the when these dignitaries will meet to world’s .civilisation is It seems surpris­ discuss the terms-by which the far ing that man should have only so very eastern war may lie ended. recently le\roed how to wake lire easi­ ly. The primitive flint and steel meth­ President Roosevelt gave the hoard­ od Is practically but of the: last gen­ ers of ’’tainted money” a vigorous rap eration. and that does not appear so when he declared it was far ’’more very far abend of friepon with wood. important to cunduct busing decently It Is not nstontahing. on the whole, than *tu give to philanthropy.” This that savages should commonly sup­ pose tixat fire really exists iu wood coming about the time when the press and stone Minco It Is from these ever? was heralding Rockefeller's gift of fl.- day inntertalH that thi*y secure a |wOodOO” to Yale University is signifi­ tion of I*romethens' precious theft cant and timely. from Leaven. . Tho government is getting after the perpetrators of the laud frauds in the west. It looks ns if U. S. Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, would lie landed in the drag net. We -hupe the guilty ones may be apprehended and punished no matter what their party, rank or station. ' NOT FOR SALE Eggs are current coin In Mayo, Ker­ ry, Donegal- and Leitrim. They are everywhere received over the counter In payment for tea. sugar, meal. oil. bread, tobacco, patent medicines and general haberdashery. Accounts are kept open and goods supplied on credit In eggs. Predatory agents traveling tlirough the wikis with worthless teas, b The gold production of the *hole itinerant tinkers and musicians, hawkera ot tinsel jewelry and holy pictures, world since 1896 has liecn $2,560,000,­ all accept this current* coin, generally 000. It is expected that the product unloading It at the nearest railway for 1903 will add enough to bring the town.—Dublin Lady ot the House. total np to over. 13,000,000,000 since the free silver campaign of ’96. Elderly Wooer—I hope you are not Think of it 1 Three election inspec­ impressed by the silly iwuUmentallsto tors sent to jail for five months and who bold that because you’ve married fined £>00 each in Philadephia. Yes. once you aught not to marry again? Pretty Wldow-Don’t let that worry in Philadelpia. Surely the political you, dear. I’ve no such prejudice. My miUenium is headed this way. own dear mother was married three times, and I only hope that in -all things I may follow her example. •It took you an awfully long time to poll that fellow', tooth." MU'th, A new civilization is. bolding up new Blatant "Yes" answered tbe dentist grimly; and better prizes, but be who would “he married the girl I loved.”—Detroit win must have a better equipment and a finer training than the past re­ Tribune. quired. It the prizes are greater than Then- is n strength of quiet endur­ ever licfore tbe preparation also must ance rs significant of courage ns the be greater. Ho only who is prepared, moot during fests of prowess.—Tucker- for bls chance can, hope to ■ucceed.Success Magazine. MONEY SAVING PRICES We have juet received a big shipment of goods bought st a big discount snd can give you SOME EXCEPTIONAL VALUES EMBROIDERED PINEAPPLE,.a regular 25o value, special per yard .15c REVILLA VOILE SUITING, a regular 15c value, special par yard10c PERSIAN CHALTIEB, very neat, per yard..5c WHITE SILK SHIRT- WAISTS worth $3.00. Special price FINE MULL WAISTS, a $2.00 value at WHITE MULL WAISTS, embroidered ®1 AA fronts, a regular $1.25 value at at W » One lot plain white and colored waists, regular 50c gooda at 35c. BRi ■■■ JA I f— C — I <> I Satin ribbons in ail celom, 2?.t in. wide, a regular 25 cent value, while MSB >|u.d..................................... W. E. Merritt Eggs taken at Market Price. Store open Evenings. rice Strawberries String Beans, Asparagus, Cucumbers, Raspberries, Green Peas, Green Onions Watermelons. The BEST of EVERYTHING J. HOMER DePUE Open Evenings. Phone The MTvaiit set down the breakfast and went out. A moment later Stan­ field was startled, by an apparition. "What’s that standing In tbe door­ way? A woman In this bouse? How did she g»< In? She's tbe Image of Fred. Great Scott, she ta Fred!" The girl advanced, bokllng out a handful of cheeks. “Mr. Stanfield." she said, “I must ask you to make these [>nyublc to Frederica. Varrill. They're my weekly salaries. I'm a woman.” “H’tn! Now I see why you bare re­ fused to stay with me." “I have enjoyed tbe comedy very much. I have to thank you for poor kindness to a boy; ns a woman I osre you no thanks." “Kindness? Bosh! I want you to stay here." •It wouldn't do for me to remain as your housekeeper. We’re both too young." "Housekeeper! What do you think It would be worth tn marry a devil F Miss Varrill turned. Stanfield got up from an easy chair in which he was sitting and. leaning on a cane, hobbled toward her. - “Fred." he sakl pathetically, 'TtmIways hated women, but you’re not a woman; you're a paragon of amiabil­ ity. Of course I can’t ask you to tore me. I couldn’t expect a woman to do that, but if youHl stay with me as my wife I’ll tie good to you." She turned away from him, naphta heart sank, but in a moment she faced him again. "I have loved you,” she said, "wdct since I came here to nurse you.” Later they called up tho doctor outlie telephone, and Frederica Varrill told him that she would not take a new Stanfield took the receiver and re­ piled: "Robber Id the house.” "Bobber r “Tea. Tbe nuroe you eent me fas been stealing." . " “That can't be. She’s ns honest as tbe sun. Some mistake.” “She's stolen my heart" A "ha. Ka," came back over tbe wire, followed by the doctor’s congratula­ tions. "I’ve seen such men as you be- • fore.” he added, “nnd I know that they are more vulnerable than those who moke no pretense at woman battn*. Fm glad you’re cured of your folly” F. A. MITCHEL HIS cut shows you the Banner’s Simplex Tyi-eSetting Machine, without which, it would be impossible to produce the amount of home news we give our -readers every week. T �HASTINGS BANNER JULY 5, 190S tlK Potato ' Local News Bug Sure Tb« employre. of the fuctorie, ot the Bellevue, Oread Rapid,. Kclamuoo city are enjoying a well earned vaca- I I Continued from uage ooe: and Albion Alt Have tion this week. IL t investment. The following is but one | Michigan hankers and their wives Bellevue has been having a siege of ! instance. Mr. C. purchased a piece of j take a delightful excursion in July,by boatyfrom Detroit to Houghton and small pox the past few weeks and : ground with a frontage of 400 feet pay-1 other- cities in the upper peninsula church and all public meeetings have | ing $4,000 therefor. He reserved been suppressed as a means of curtail-1 from this the choicest location for his on tbe Superior shore. ing the spread of the disease. There I own home, sold one lot for $2;500, asks ! Trouble often comes and there is no for another; erected dodging it Still it is well to remem- ; have been no . cases , right ip the villager ■ . “d will get $8,000 . ; .. —n.. 1 -cases - - - - on .11 — her that trouble always comes quickest I bat several all — sides of the two houses at a cost rwf of |2,800 each nn bn I where people are looking for it and ' town, and it is reported to be the real the remaining ground and they bring have all preparations made toreoeive it. I small pox. not in the mild form each a rental of per' month. Fort | It is not so much the cost of PARIS GREEN as It ta the vast amount of labor necessary to place it on the vinea, that makes Potato* Bugs • troublesome ( ’ What is more provoking than .to -do so ifinch xwork and find the , Mahlan Smith got onu of his fingers that Hastings experienced last- winter ! Worth now has a population of 43,000’. j Again ■ It might lie well to add that the Char7 badly pinched in the gearing of a card- and the. winter -before last. ~ we call the attention of the people of j lotte Business Men's Association taa't ! at the Wool Boot factory Thursday last. lt | this city and •vicinity While very painful, the injqry is not - to tbe certainty. - > un speaking terms with either Armour . vnocin.• n-; or Swift, but after consider!ng.tbe re­ such w will r«nlt in the Ion ol hi. ■J ““>* J11'”* unh-.r»l ” I . tion, of finger. . an epidemic of small pox—not | suits of large transactions like this. | : the light variety but the real old-time i iw't it reasonable to sup]XMe it posai- i Some people say ' "the world owes me® awful black small pox next fall and ble for us to raiw a sum sufficient | a living.” That iii a mistake, they ' 1 winter. There are caaes now in Grand (even up to $15 000 or $20,000)to locate । owe the world a life. When the' Rapids.. KalamaziNt. Albion and Belle- a substantial industry that will employ | youth are constantly taught that they '■ vue. Again we say: Get vaccinated. . 200 to 800 men'f “owe the world a life—-a pure, indust- . Not a single instance in . any of these Charlotte Business Mens As.it . ..’n. • riotis, wholesome Hfe—the claim that per C. S. Brown. I places-where a jiersun who had bees been | •‘the world, owes me a living." U1 ' snccetKfnUy vaccinated within three This shows wtipt Charlotte is plan- ■ cease to be made. ' ' j years has had the disease. ' ning. It -will be a pleasure for the Paris Breen •: of questionable quality? ■ . Our shipment direct from the Makers haa been thor! oughly tested and found . ( Bbsclutelv Pure and of WORKING TO Sf« NEW FACTORIES ED BY SMALLPOX ( full Strength To buy at home, to patronize home j enterprise, constitutes an aid to the i GROWjV CHASE & SANBORN, Importers, Boston When you wake up in the morning, And do not feel just right; You settle down-to breakfast? With a want of appetite. There is nothing that is better To remove your sinking soul. Than a cup of "SEAL BRAND” Coffee, Steaming in the flowing bowl. --------------------------- ' people of Hastings to know that Secre­ ADVERTISING Every ounce fully guaran­ tary A. C. Brown of the Hastings teed. The Price is 25 cts. Board of Trade han lieen for some time BRINGS HUSBAND per pound, no more than a in correspondence with “The Industri­ cheap article. To put. money in your neighbor's poc--------al Company" of Chicago, with a view Things that make us at the ket is in a measure to keep it in your Mrs. Rose Hammond of Cirand Ha of securing a proposition fur the loca­ head are; own. Keep the money in circulation ' , tion of a factory in Hastings. He haa A Clean Store, ) in Perfect Goods. .11 «. u A I vcn Employs Modern Methods in the community and benefit^ both , . the promise of -the President of the Drug Experience. { direct and indirect will ensue. j to Find a Man. Drug Knowledge. “Industrial Co.'' that he will visit A colored minister asserts that John We clip tbe following from tbe Grand Hastings in the near future, and it Carets! Attention, Accurcy, D. Rockefeller wilNie responsible for ; Rapids Herald which will be of infer­ is confidently believed a proposition and the ? tile -_r end ___ _of the world. The minister • cst to some of our readers: will soon lie obtained from him look| says that the Lord placed the oil in ; Fredrick Hart, a Hastings veteran who , ing to the location- of a factory in HasMost Complete Line of Drugs to bo i the earth to lubricate the axle upon I served with General Custer, and Mrs. I tings. Foond In Barry County. ) which it revolves, and that John D. | Kone Hammond of this city have been . When that time shall come, it will • was pumping it out so fast that the married us the result uf an ad inserted lie up to the citizens of Hastings to be : earth Would get u hot box. burn off a j in a Grand Rapids paper by Mrs.,’ as alert and wide -awake as are the I journal and “dery’ar. " A ipan is working a clever swindle in «>me Micbignn citie. by the uae of .« door tell Bia ninnnee after haring , obtained ibe name of the man of the Y U CAN 0 BETTER AT Arthur E. Mulholland, THE LEADING DRUGGIST 4Ve make a speciality of cold meats for lunch dur­ ing this warm weather. Bacon Dried Beef Try the above meats and you will appreciate our efforts in selecting- aud sell­ ing you the very best meats obtainable. People’s Meat Market JHgESSt NOTICE from , toll o clock at the home of Hr. and Mnt Busby. Mr. Milan Waldort! and Mim Maggie Ironsides introducal the guests. The house was i beautifully trimmed, in white Mar­ | calf on your hands!' " guerites in honor of the occasion, and the dining table prettily de>-orated THE USES OF EVIL. ] “Say! Ma wants two pounds . with June lilies. Fine refreshments • were served. Mrs. Wood catering, and butter. She want, t just smaetly like । rriemh of lhe | what yon rent tho day tef.re yester- th(, gnwU -dny. an’ if it ain-that same kind she | o,lt „f towD Mrdon t wmtt any at Ml. ” Tte small MrJ M,rk of Charlotte, tey had bolted in. d.rehaqred b.mrelf Mrl K,[cr I abruptly of his errand, tensing now ,ta 0( only^or a breath. But tte Orocer. ! Griull] Ur taktng down tte order of a new eus- hbefirlJ lnJ Ur M„. Xewkirk. । tomer. did not mind tte interruption. of Gr„d R1>picU an(1 M1- Agn„ Yonreemadmn tew It gore." be Peterwn „f Middlerille. i said pleasantly. ‘ ‘ My customers are . Mr. and Mrs. Kuter are well and । particular, and it is my pleasure to favorably known in this city, and their ; get them exactly what they demand. large circle of friends will wish them । Yes. sonny,” blandly to the hoy. a long and prosperous journey through I “yon shall Im attended to at once.” life. They will spend a few days visi­ • Ma says don't feigit to send the same ting friends in Charlotte amj Grand kind of butter.” reiterated the boy. Rapids, and will then return to ” ' thin “Some of pup's relations has just come city,- which will be their home. to visit, and ma says if they stay long I it won’t be her fault ’’ ' STONE-KLINO- he said reproachfully, 'why du you I put tbe hair ot another woman upon I your head!' "Why.' his wife answer■ .'J. ‘di, you put the skin of lusother Having started my Planing Mill east of the Table factory 1 wish to announce that I am now prepared to do ail kinds of Planing AM1 Matching Make al) kinds of Moulding, Window Frames and Door Frames, Porch Work. House Finishing I will be pleased to figure with you on any work you may wish. Jos. Alwine, Justjecelved a car load of White Wood this week. J First T Bonding J + ♦ ♦ ♦ J ♦ Hortli of Notloul l X' were ana remote; nut too iooi tuat; performed the eeremqny. ♦ get® tb« doughnut ta tbe fooMhat rock. Mr. antl Mra. Kling ^jij tBeir ♦ tbe boat. (foo. U. Hatch. J honeymoon at Long Lake, and will be ° ♦ Bink. t W. R. JAMIESON, Propr. £ ttl N. Jefferson St. Mise Addie B. Stone was united in , marriage to Mr. Henry ‘Kling, of DeThore’s tte fool that’s always throw- lroit „ tho hom„ of tlMJ bride's piring stones, no matter where they light ents jjr. and Mrs. Seth L. Slone of this md the fool that looks into tte gun to c|ty at H P. M.. Wednesday June nth. res it all is right The fool who over Mi- Bernice Bennett, of Hastings. air-teles skates drearer, at least a bri.iremaid. and Harold note, imt the biggest fool In all the sbulllewurth. of Detroit, as groom’s bunch is tte fool that rocks the boat. I lwrt m,„ On), immediate relative. There’s tte fool who wades beyond bis wore present The out-of-town guests depth although ho can not swim, and Mr u„d Mrs. Ed H. Hiath. of the fool that slyly trips you up- we’ve I Chicago: Mrs. C. H. Verina, of Denot much use for him. There re loti, 'troit and Mrs. C. Metzler, of Grand R^ld‘' llr' R"8'r" '* c“y THE BIGGEST FOOL. PEPLE’S EXCHANGE ♦; „ Buy, sell or exchange J * anything on earth. I m before you j buy. See me before t you sell. Hastings, Minh. ...CALL AND GET OUR PROPOSITION J. T. PIERSON & SON The People’s Store. Store Phone No. 9. I Capital $75,000.00 ♦ •---------------------------- ; at home after July l(Hh at l.Vi ',Elm ' b^'”tep^^i;eT&(^ ^rolt-Mlch. the stomach, the liver and kidneye i ----------------। strong and active. Bunlock Blood You will do better at flulholland's i Bitters does it. Drug Store. Robert Bessmer left Thursday for i Philadelphia." which city will bo bin future home. Miss Bird Hale, of Woodland, was ' the guest of her sister. Mis. William 1 Shulters the past week. Mrs. Jay Prine ^went to Jamestown. I N. Y. Satunlay to join her husband j who han a position there. Mrs, J. B Mills wont to Sunfield , Wednesday where she will! spend the summer with her daughter. Mrs. Mary Drake left Saturday to* spend thd summer with her staler Mrr. Crawford, at Norwalk Ohio. , ; Robert Burch left Saturday for*, Brighton and Williamston - to visit rel- atives and will spend the 4th there. j Mrs. S. E. Striker and Mrs. Rebecca Maywood went to Petoskey Thursday, and will spend the summer at that re­ sort. joe Barber! Arent to Battle Creek R. 8. mowr, Dragged’Dotvn Feeling j j , ' 1 Hood’s Sarsaparilla \ Acts with the most direct, beneficial eff«T> on U1® kidneys. It contains tbe hr-m nnd safest substances for correcting and toning there arcana. Surplus:: $25,000.00. ( Rs Good Jis Olbeat “Yes. we will ac­ cept what your bank­ book shows, in way of jiayment on the house you’re buying. The bank is Al and wo accept ! their fig­ ures.” Ohr Uke Pro. H. H. flulerwg, Cashkr. Dlrtcton Cteilir tTWwr, R. 8. m««r. Savings . » Bank. R. C. Tracli, m. L Cock. D. $. Boodyur, Mt OUten. H. H. fltdcrwt. Interest mwev io Eon m Mr. and Mrs.' Jacob Rehor and son left Thursday for Philadelphia, where , they will remain for two weeks visit­ ing friends. Mrs. Carl Westpinter left Saturday for Jamestown N. Y.. where her husband is employed. She will remain there a I mob th. In tbe loins. Nervousness, unrefrcshlng Bleep, despondency. * ., Il Is time you were doing tometblnx. The kidneys were anciently culled the reins — In your case they are holding the reins and driving you Into 'ecrions trouble. Ctetter m«ttr. Prt»M«t. Mid M $Wtog< Dtpoilt*. Wednesday, having accepted a position ' with tho Citizen's Telephone Co. at that place. ■ Hastings, Mich, Onken PERSONAL MENTION. M. J. Weaver,Prop. Cor. Jefferson and Court street*. s A Chance of a Life Time to Decorate Your Home. Beautiful 16x20 Pictures with Frames, on Display at our Store. citizens of.Charlotte in being ready to ; close with them for a new factory.. We i. nntat have it By harmony and unity | of action we shall have it. 1 HIVED A BIG SWARM OF BEES ! ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING I --------] Little Max Lewis, of This City, Did j Will be Held the Second Monday of Last Thursday* hi. wife find, ho haa not m the man July ,hij Vc„ |n5t„d „( j with the bell, and that she has purchq . • 1 Thursday last Max pLewis age nine, ■ ased an inferior article and ‘pxid twu ! ep em r. ‘ vin of. Mr. an ilje. Dan Lewis of this ' prices for it . ncw ’whool law which was given city, performed quite a remarkable . . , , . imuiedWte effect, provides that the Get back to nature, ;ind make a short , . . , ,. . , •text. He was at his grandfather's, .... t. -•„<•„-i.i . t annual meeting of all school districts Mr ai Tcpeyfs* wist of this cityI cut. It IS found that a cure for appen- ....... , ,, , , . diciti. la to rdk O„ all four, twenty h',|a °" ““ in when a big' swarm of bees left one of minute, four time, a day. it i, claim 4ul)w>lb th., cimuge the hives.’ and lighted on a low trash. cd th., c-rlSIh m„.cleo around the °"r Mr. Tol»ey was away. Max had seem vermiform apteudix an- brought into ‘ V his grandpa gather in a swarm before Hay and .tmugthened by thialttitude. ” ' * “ that time, and insisted that be could Thi. i. al»o a cure for dra|..,.,a It -«*<«?■*« •!■«j get them in a hive all right Accordha. ate, teen found that ioing naked ingiy his grandmother rigged him out I in netting, and the little fellow went in all sorts of climates hi good for lung BLSBY-KATER. ! trouble. ' It seems to be only a question j after them fearlessly, and soon bad 1 of time when .all will abandon bouse 1 Thursday , evening nt five, o'clock. I the satisfaction of seeing tho swarm ' and clothes, and hark good morning to at the home of the bride's parents. • 'at home” in a brand new hive. , each other from boles in the ground.-- Mr. and Mrs. John Busby in this city. i Dora Hannon and Miye Haxel Slade, : AtchisoM Globe. Miss Inda Belle Busby was united in both of Maple Greve, were married at I Senator Depew, at .dinner in Waah- marriage to Mr. AUitter Cterk Kaier. the M..E. jwnumage Wednesday after­ ingt-m. wa. prardng the wit of wo- Bev. Arthur Trott officiating. Only noon June 28th. imea -Agaimu thia wit, ’’ te aai,l tb" immediate relative, and a very "we men are (uworlem. Even when friend, were prerent to witneaa all th,.-right and logic of an argument -J** ceremony. Tte bride waa vary are on our aide, woman, with her wit. becomingly attired in white ailk mull will nine dmea ,,u ot ten put ua to ! and carried hride’anwev Mire Myrtle ' shame. “Thtn a man once found Sibtee acted a- bridesmaid and was Mrs. Clarence Barber went to Jack­ that hi. wife imd Irmght a b-w pul!, prettily gowne-1 in white over pink. son Thursday to visit relitiven. i of telae hair. This iHspleared him. , J|r. Carl Mattison, of Middleville, Mrs. J. C. Burch and Mis* Tallinn j lie hid one day. and. just u the lady m-tel as the groom » beet man. Burch went to Grand Rapids Friday to ™ Using the false puffs upon ter • A reception in hooor of Mr. and Mr. I brow, be darted in upon ter. "Mary. , I Hater was given |te same evening visit friends. It is ‘‘SEAL BRAND Coffee"Don’t forget the special brand. It is such a splendid seller; And our patrons cal! it “Grand.” Buy It once and try it; You will find it out of sight. All our customers want Ji, And the price Is always right. SPECIAL : honso and is to inform the lady that he ! has received an order for a belt After j having placed it in tteryice he collects ' and when the husband returns at night COLD MEATS Phone 238. Hammond, who wanted a jrasition as ' housekeeper. Out of fifty replies she • —-K— -• Hart. • « ■ An interview i -th»t of h'Uowed their corre.iwnden.-e and they Wl'rt' b’ Her. C J. Kmae. . Will be taken by any real estate firm you may'buy of. A new account seems small. It seems a big thing, though, when the time comes, that enables you to buy a home. Bastings City Bank Rul EiUt< Secirity. Dishes! Dishes! Largest Stock and Lowest Prices in Barra Countu at WATCH nd JEWELRY • REPAIRING. F.R. PANCOAST THE CORNER JEWEUY STORE Phone No 2Q-S H. �HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 5, 1905. me INVITED OfTEI TO “GO TO KATIEAU" aud was thoroughly enjoyed.“Mount Royal is 2800 feet high, and the view from its summU surpasses all Ascrip­ tion. tbe St Lawrence and the' lieauti- [COyprigfat. 1M6. by T. C. McClure.) Tbe room wax unllghted save for the Are 6n the hearth, which snapped and crackled and sent weird, distorted shadows about the walls. Barrington sat Dear the ftre, which lighted bls heavy features uncannily and showed plainly the drawn, hard .Itaes about bls mouth. Barbara Allen bad withdrawn to tho shadows at a far comer und divided her time be­ tween a playful Angora kitten and covert glances In the young man’s di­ rection. Now and again as bls brows knit In nn angry frown she smiled knowingly im kLc Kmpotbed tbe kitten's ;|silky coat. • ProHentJy the young man whirled about In bls chair and glared into tbh gloom at the corner where the girl’s face was but bandy visible. 1 suppose,” said be, with tatter sarcafcm. “that I should have known from the beginning where we would come oat with this little affair of ours. I suppose I should have taken warning from the coontleics predAX^Josors who hove tBtnpCed fate before me. But » mon in kn*u is blind to many things, ami I nnd I*re been no exception to thh general rule.” Tbe girl In tho corner bent over the kitten, but made no reply. Barrington fnl city combining to make a .picture that will bo cherished . in memory as one of the moat^pleasing features of WARRANTY DEEDS. the trip. miles from Syracuse, and connected by W. R. Coot Caroline Wilcox to Omar R. l»th steam and electric roads, visitors Shaw bO ac Sec ■ 1, Irving 1350 00 are very numerous during the summer COUNTRY LIBRARIES. for all kinds of farm ma­ i Sarah Brock to Edgar W. chinery. I handle the months. . same grade I have sold ; Brock Lots 3, 4 and 5. Dun­ Continuing our boat trip we landed for years. ; • nings Add City 00 in Kingston early Sunday morning. New Law (JIvesJTbem Material As­ 11 Bert Benton to M. F. Dowling Kingston is at the foot of lake Ontario sistance From You can tike this OIL on approul, 550 OU and at the bead of the St Lawrence ; | Parcel Middleville State. river. It is an old, town, having been Jas Wooten to Ernest Haynes _ __ __ _________ _ Onejof the last acts_ passed by tbe leg! ; 80 ac Sec 17 Baltimore 1500 00 settled bv the French over 225 years as 1 guarantee It to give ago. the settlement being made for tbe ( j8lature before adjournment last week satisfaction or money re­ I - Adelbert M. Hall to Daniel W. funded. purpose of protecting the fur traders1j was one giving • • - "—to the state authority ; Hunnewell eight ac City.... 1000 00 from the murderous attacks of the I library board to emidoy work in the , Let me have your next 1 | Rctfn Reese to Wm. J. Bivens, ’ | Indians. In order to protect the place county normal schools, county institutes order. . j 1 20ac Sec 11. Maple Grove.. ’''H' ' ' several very strong stone forts were I and other places giving instruction, aid ! | Isaiah Dennison to Jas. Aller­ built in the harbor. These forte still ! and encouragement in the^forming of ! ton. Parcel Maple Grove.... 400 00 stand as grim reminders of the times I libraries. Tbe plan, when worked ont Prescriptions prepared as if for ; Mary L. Throop to Chas. S. long since gone by. When built they ‘ and put into operation, will be. it is the Doctor’s own use. ! । Burton. Parcel City 11)6 U0 were considered impregnable, as they considered, of the utmost benefit to tbe HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. doubtless were. The walls are of solid educational interests of the state. j-‘ H. E. Hendrick to Minerva J. Sign of the Elephant. Mrs. M- Q Si»encer. the^state libra­ Dickens. 7 ac Middleville... . -245 00 masonry from six tc eight feet thick, but are of course ol»*olete to-day as a rian, who has been chiefly instrument­ Wm. Coburn to Peter A. Co­ siiigle shot from a big modern gun al in securing the law. intends if pos­ burn. 105 ac Sec K3‘Hastings won|d blow the whole business out of sible to have introduced into each coun­ Twp 3900 00 tho harbor. Kingston was alternately ty normal bchool a short course uf in­ TF A Hhou,d at ®y8lore *nd • „ I EiM get a.Free Sample of the « H.. E. ' Hendrick to R. W. seized by-the Frencbiand ^English, fin­ struction on the organization of librar­ Cilery, Lota I. 2. 9 and 10. ally remaining with the latter. It was ies in district schools and - other rural' BIk. 3. Middleville 700 iat one time the capitol. neighborhoods, methods of hook .buy­ TEA ut SO -cents. « It still maintains its . military pres­ ing; jl simple system of cataloguing kicked Ixtck an ember which hurtled tige however, and has a large military aiid ipstruction In caring for books QUIT CLAIMS. from the fln* and continued: Gold Dust Corn Meal, a 20ib. 4 o J Hannali II Fry to Daniel S. academy, as well as several colleges will be subjects comprised in the few , "I didn't think you were that sort sack for only iuc; 1 00 and universities. Many evidences of hours of library training it is hoped to Fry. 82ac Sec. 19 Balt i mure of u girl. I fondly imagined, tn my Lemon and Vanila Extracts. Cou- J the city’s by-gone days are still to be introduce into the course. bkwwd Innocence, that you hud some pons given with every 10 cent cash < Daniel Fry to Hannah E. Fry. 1 00 seen in. tbe form uf old brass knockers Teachers in every grade are ready to spirit of fairness. I find I’ve been . 3? ac Sec 19 Baltimore urcbase. < on the doors of residences. ' adiee gauze vests 'J express their recognition of the value mistaken—and uwre." ‘Huntingdon to Fannie M. A dense fog. hung aver Kingston and of school libraries, .not only jn regard ladies hose supporters 25c ’ j " Windues. 40 ac Sec 4 Hope 1 00 "Be careful. Fritz.” she Mikl warndelayed our departure for several- hours. to tbe increased general -knowledge of tngly. "You’re, saying some rattier Some nice ripe pineapples. J Hannah E. Fry to Valentine 1 00 Soon after fleaving Kingston, the the pupils, but directly in the matter harsh things.*1^ Fry-82 ac ac ooc. Sec. tw 19 Dsuuuuro Baltimore ■*<«, r, , ... 4 rry-w waters of Lake Ontario issue into the 'of acquiring new .words. Children in Caunedpeas FOc; Canned corn 10 4 , . „ „ : „ HQ-taugb«*< ’. roughly. "It's hardly the and 15c; Salmon i5c; Canned toma- 4 \alentine Fry to Hannah E. broad channel of the fct- Lawrence, and the schools where there are books-to be time to mince matters." raid he. "Pm 1 oo toes, the 12c kind for 10c. « Fry, 32 ac Sec 19 Baltimore we commenced to pass the first of the had. learn to read much more quickly well aware that tbe truth Isn't always * ’ Mary R. Newton to EVa Susan islands that have math* a trip down than those who have no such help. The pieosant to bear, but 1 think yoa’ll ad­ I MY STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS. J Halsey. Parcels Johnstown. the St Lawrence; famous. The plan that can now be put into operat ion mit there are times when circum4 Barry. Rutland and Hastings “Thousand Islands" of this great riv­ as soon as the details are .sufficiently Htaoces warrant its utteranca You ter and Egge and er are noted the wofld over fur their worked, will, it i.«» .Mieved. prove in bare known from the firut that I was lieauty and pictmwquenvMi There Michigan as it hits in Wisconsin, of tbe booest and sincere. You. knew I was are realy 1700 of the-M? islands, and they utmost educational value. ■ no tritier. You mlgbt.nt least have let « Andrew Allarding. Chrlton... j vary in size from a few rod* to hun­ nx? know from the outset that my case Dry Goods and Groceries. * । Mrs. Lynn r Hooker. Campbell. . ! dretls of acres in extent, and from a was bofxihtie Instead of dragging It on » MARDWAHC.EASr ° mwnp',KAR “R°5 < St*phen u Baker Thuniapple.... JUI In this wretched fashion.” ; few feet to hundreds of feet ip height ­ ’ ' ' * ’’’ * Margaret F. Donner Three Oaks.. CORRESPONDENCE. The girl sighed patiently. In the summer seasbn the St. Law­ "I've merely tried to be nice-^o a i Dona Harnkm. Maple Grove rence is really one protracted summer friendly,way," she protested. • Hazel Slade. Maple Grove resort, ahd the rich foliage and ever”Ob, you’ve fmcceedod admirably,” CASTLETON CENTER. changiftg scenery cunspire to niaike it . Don Everett, Castleton said be. “Yau’ve been- very, very nice. Delayed Letter (Inn L Rodebaugh. Castleton a most delightful spof. The islands all EdwinBrumtn and famiy spent Sun­ It was netN*s*ary to do that to keep me i Henry Kling. Detroit. ..... .21 along are dotted with cottages, from ta Una, I supiKJse." \V«* will We will z-lric** close r»nr* our fir*....,. Green the modest little home to tbe magnifi- day at Lake Odessa. Addie BellfStoue. Hastings “Kindly be a trifle considerate,” she House to the public here­ I ier.t castle of’the millionaire. Shooting Bora to Mr. and Mrs. C* ;G. Brumm raid coldly. . , Allister C. Kater. Grand Rapids. after on Sunday at 11 a.m. Ip I the rapids of the Si.! Lawrence is a an eleven pound boy. June 24. “Do yon deserve consideration?” he Inda Belle Busby. Haltings...... Everyone made welcome delightful experience^ -especially when Mr. and Mrs. John Wickham of askixl. “Pvrhaj* not.” she said, with a meek­ ! the assurance is given that the vessel is Coates Grove visited their neice up to the closing hour. ness that fanned tbe tlrj-s of bis wrath. The tr.d Yr. Um in the hands of experienced pilots. Be­ this place Sunday. Be*r» tie "I tell you/' be declaratl, "it's a dan­ F. Burroughs « Son Bigatim fore reaching them the foaming, seeth­ The Miaea Shaffer and Mason visited gerous ganw* you play, and some time ing waters can be seen away in the dis­ at Phil Snore’s the last of the week. It will go against you. There’ll come a tance. and each moment we can feel Mr. and.Mrs. Cal Irlund was at Has­ time when the glow will be on the oth­ the f>oat being drawn along faster and er band. It’s a long lane that has do tings Munday on Irusiness. faster, until at the head of the i.pid. '’ turning.” The people of this place are prepar­ we can look down and see grea£ The ra|4d succcsdloD of nwtapboni i|»immense billows apparently moving up ing to spend the 4th at Thornapple set her smiling again. She leaned for­ ward In her chair. stream ns if they were greedy to Lake. "And nt the turn of the lane—what swallow dp any intruder on the river's then** she asked; GLASS CREEK. turbulent Imsom. With the steam He frowned savagely at the Are. "almost shut off. the steamer plunges Delayed Letter. “At the turn of tbe lane." raid he, Bert Body Brussels rug 10-6x12 at$35.00 Mrs. Fred Hmes who has been spend­ “you’ll rae it qll from my present per­ through the rapids at the rate of 20 City price $15.60 A. F. Smith dr Sons Axmtuister Rugs »xl2, beauti­ ing a week .with her .parents. Mr. and spective. You’ll know wbat It Is to lore miles an hour, and the attention of „„ ful coloring, at $25.00. City price$35.00 four men in required at the wheel. The 1 Mrs. C. A. Newland returned to Her honestly—only to provj.e laughter.” [Velvet rugs at$25.00. Which are sold in city for $85.00 She stroked the kltteu tli ought fully. first iMuoage of the Long Sault Rap- | home in Battle Creek last~Friday.. Roxbury Brussels at$18.00. City, price 825.00 “Fritz,” she ratyl. with He note of ids by steamer was made in 1840. un-1 Mrs. Jennie Miller and children of Empire rugs at$15.00. City price 822.00 We have rugs, all sizes, as low as — $1.00 der the pilotage of the celebrated In­ Washtenaw Co., is spending a few days awe—wta"Clw?r real or mocklug. iu* could not deckle—In her voice, "you frighten $8.40. City price 812.00 dian “Tererhialiere. ’' who served as with her pare nts Mr. and Mrs. G. W pilot for years and years, and who has Havens and other relatives. "It will come." be said flatly. See our line of Rugs end Carpets, all grades. Prices guaranteed Lowest. doubtless bten seen by many BANNER He rose and picked up bls hat and Mr. and Mrs. Oley Dougina fqient readers, who have made the trip. 'A Sunday with their mother and brothers coat He loomed up tall and forbid­ great many of the islands are famous Mrs. Ruth Douglas and wins. ding tn the flickering firelight. “I’m going now." be said, "but be­ in history ns the scenes of brigandage, P. R.. Karas nt tended the soldiers' en­ fore I do I want to ask a favor of you. battle and murder. There are several campment at Traverse city last week. Don’t treat the next chap as you've Phone 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. rapids in the river, but canals with treated me." , large locks, have lieen built around Barbara rose too. She spilled ,the them to permit the passage of large The first really practicable friction kitten on to the floor and came over to vessels ufc stream, as well as down. mntchra were made by an Engtteh Barrington's side. To the right of the Long Sauli apotiMrary named Walker in M27. He "We're friends, aren’t wvF she ask­ Rapids is the picturesque Indian vil­ cotited splints of cardboard with sul­ ed anxiously. A ou&mc&a Riicinrxcc GIES I have on a large stock of BUGlage of Stl Regia. Tlie liell in the phur and tipped them with a mixture whi(fh j ahal] "Yes, we're friends." be sold. dinrch ut this place is somewhat no­ of' sulphate of antimony, dbioratv of "You won’t forget me because’ of sell at greatly reduced prices ted in history. When it was tning potash and gum. Each box. boldirM; this—you won’t let this t«> a barrier rfOpOSITiOn for the Next Thirty Days. brought from Fhukt in nn Mfly day. «W>V *>ur niatrix. and «>B tor a between us?" sbo asked. " To make room for a car load. th- vewl1 m, fchieh it vaa being i'""*' •“» “ *>**■•> t**\ He looked down at her and smiled . . • * ii t- i-* of glass paper, which won to bo wwaed skxwty. which I expect about August 1st. brought was c^innd by an hag Id.; „ ,"WeT>te> friends,” lie mid enigmat­ eruter. The hell wa» taken to Saleh. n .■litsn. and Inter was sold in Deerfield, ingenious person natned Jones In Tbe truth of the situation dawned REMEMBER THE............ PIC flfl No C»nv.»«,r. in the same state.- The Indians, ujxm don iiotented tbe Idea of making a oo her xndtanlr. Lt left her a trifle KEYSTONE MOWER AT 000.1111 *D°„^ ,hl> learning where the bell was located, small roll of paivr. routed wtth d$t>- dismayed. procueded cautiously to that place, rate of potash and sugar at'ou* cud, *Sou don't mean j-otFre not, com tn g made an unexpected attack, killed'47 ■ with n thin glass globule filial wtrh here again? You don’t moan you'll Why pay 12 cents for Twine when I am selling the very best Standard |»eople. and returned with the liell as ®troug sulphuric acid attached at tbe us'oid meF abo asked. h trophy of their bloody work. P°,nt Wben «uU>huric add “I rtrtnk it Is tlx? only way to Insure Twins at 11 cents? No canvassers to pay in this deal either. We Arrived '.t the. bend of the Sot- I by ptoddtig tbe gtotode tenge. Ctoud in the early evening, too I «J^”'"“. 7 "Ob-’" she raid In saddrta contrition. l.to to mae th. trip thnnigh tbe' “d to "»• Ha drew himself up with an effort "Well, gnodby." he said, bolding out famous Lachino rapids, but as we re- ! Ks band. turned the next day ami made the trip Several «t>eck*s of insects have ap­ Ihe glri reeroed not to notice it we felt more than repaid, as an eve­ paratus for producing rounds HtariJnr She knruxl against a chair. ning ride through the canal proved to to that of tbe grasshopper or nxxilfkn“Goodhy?" he said* again. be a most pleasant one. The canal is tlons of IL Of a different type is Chai "Doa’V—don’t go—Uke this," she said ARE BETTER Than FRAME! operated and lighted by electricity, the with which tbe cicadas are endowed. tn entreaty. Only tbe males of this family are He kxAod at her Questloningly, then, lights adding greatly to the pleasure of era, for which the Greek poets caOnd strode to the door. ARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! a night ride through it. them happy because their femakss were "Doom goT she whispered weakly. Montreal was reached about onedumb. _____ _____________________ __ With the ancients a_cicada att-_ ARE WARMER IN WINTER He turned. "Why not?” bo-demand­ o'clock Monday morning, the head- ting on n harp was tbe symbol of tdqed abruptly. quartera of the Association being .at Bic. A pretty fable tells of tbe «n> ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! , the Windsor Hotel. -About 10 o'clock. Ebe flushed and hesitated. Hbe.aaw between two cithara ptayers, in twae too fate to retreat I in the forenoon the memYiers {and their . which -the cnrioCT event happened that They are free from dampneos and frost. These are facts that have been "Will," nix* sahJ. looking into the' dfimonstrated. I make a specialty of doing High Brads Work. I have the when one of the contestants broke a | ladies assembled at the City Hall very latest and most Improved machinery for making Camera Blocks and string a staging clrada sprang an tan Ore, “there’s a turn ir tbe lune, you . where, an address of welcome was made ; know. sod—and I think */we*ve aeachedi am able to glte customers the finest finished work. 1 do variegated work harp and helped him out ro that he I by the mayor of the city, to which and ornamental cement work of all kinds, r gained the prize. ! President Knox responded in liehalf of ‘ THOMAS O. ItSBETOES. Cement I have had a large experience in the cement'business 117 il, »ud will be pleased to figure with you If you are thinking the visitors. In honor of the occasion W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings. Mich. WalKS... of putting jn a cement -walk. I alsodo Plastering and beautiful enameled pins, bearing the Who sells the L. & M. Paint, Mr. ■SettlalDwu-rd prefer to-etay-at^ High grade Stone work. For further particular address coat of arms of the city were preaentSays to every church, that Longman^ home ore in swhUe. My idea of fioi ed to the membres by the Board of & Martinet give a liberal quantity of । fMBtic bfl••■wua-to bare a borne of -our ' I Trade, after which carriages were paint whenever a church is painted taken for a drive to thie top of Mount with L. & M. Paint. 4 gallons L. &.M “‘‘“'"is?0” Vermontville, Mich. I Royal, which overlooks the city. “ ~ place else to go -to. —Chicago Inter1 The Paint and 3 gallons of Linseed OU will j delightful ride wvis given by the Ocean. city eaint a moderate house. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. W.J. HOLLOWAY : DRINKERS ’ Railway Time Tables. THE LONG LANE Michigan Central. Central Standard Timo. . WESTWARD No. 101. lADIlDt Grand Eapld.<i Agral. Harting*. Chicago. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ATTOKNKTB PHYSICIANS KNAl’PEN,* KLEINHANS A DK. LOWRY. Hratings, Mich. KNAPPEN, Attorneys. •17 Michigan Trott Co. Building, Grand Always a large stock of ey» glasses rafr spectacles on band.___________ __ Rapids. Mleblgaa.________ •____________ H. A. A C. H. BARBER, THOMAS & PRYOR. c.H. Thomas Physicians and Surgeons. ' Attorneys at Law. L- H. I’nvoB. ‘alia tn city or cbnntr re^xxidad to with prompters*, day or nlgf. Offlcc* over Hastings City Baah. ' C ILUBOVE A 1*OTTER, Attorneys at Law, (Snceeascm to Philip T. Colffroro) -aw in Union HloBic. Hx»Ungx, Practice# Ml the ooartxol the note._______ A. K. KENASTON, Attorney at Law. promptly attended to. J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Woodland, Mich. All business given prompt and careful attention. Collections a specialty. DENTISTS F. R. TIMMERMAN Homopathie Physician and Sur:eon. Office cor. Jefferson and Center itreets A HA1NL0N, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. ' Middleville, Mich ic V. GALLAGHER, Physician and Surgeon, Downing, Mich. Ofiice hours: 12 to 2 p. m. sfid 7 to S p.m. Telephone at Hou** Day or .Night. •■ ' SURVEYOR. WALTER HEATH, • BARRY COUNTY PURVEYOR-, F. I. WILLISON. D. D.aS. _ ___ini < i. -rrasneTiue. on n Sec i. •PrairievU’e, i*o< Office Hastings, Mich. | addreM Iteitra. Mich.. B. F. D. No. 4. BUSINESS DIRECTORY P. A. SHELDON Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Money to loan on Reid Estate, lu-a! Krtbite »old on couitnlirton. Genenib convey ant-lnx. Having a complete*. M*t ot/Ab-tract Rook*, complied ftom the Records, can furnUh complete Almtnurfs. W. H. FAIRCHILD. RUGS No.' !<*.' No. IM. Delton Clovvrdide Shultz Hartings Coati Grove Woodland i oo ANNOUNCEMENT EASTWARD ExsExtFrU BBB COURT HOUSE NEWS. „—_ __ ___ Wm. H. STEBBINS, Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. Koomi nett. te-Fhfl*tma»' Photograph Studio. R*Mdeuee ;«» fouxt rtreet AU calls promptly attended, day or night. Citizen* Phone. Reg. 60; Office 76. ____ -—----------------------- -— ----- SEE----- ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY RIGS. We have several first class rigs in connection with.<>ur Jefferson'Street Feed Burn. Your patronage solicited. 1--- ---------- - ... ■ . r--------- - ----- NORTHROP KING & CO’S Sterling Northern grown tested SEEDS GARDEN of Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. L.A. EATON.‘X.’i: 129 N. Creek Street. ,. , ~ _ ________ DAN; LAKE, THE OLD RELIABLE , 'HORSE SHOER. Shop on Court Street, just east of Jefferson st. ' . ------------- - —r- — ■ , ..j , .. ri, _ CLIQpC FOR MEN. onuEO for boys. 1 make a awwlalty of hauCtlaic MEN'S sod HOYS' SHOES. Se<- mjr line before IxiytUKRepairing neatly and promptly done. PHIUP LUTZ. Secund door MNitti of Foatomc,-. THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YEAR WHITE WAISTS’ White Many have wondered whether Waists and White Skirts *"D we do. WHITE SKIRTS. R,atrr we do. Phone 243. we do up Of course And what is more we do the work °De trial wil1 convince you that The American Laundry- W. No. 77. J. Stark. Prop. No. 77. ban(J Get Your Year's Beading NOW! . For the convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers at one tlme,.all subscribers to the Banner who art* paid up to date, can get ♦ tbe Banner and any one of the following for one year in advance, as * follows: Banker and Detroit Daily Free Press S3 05' Banker and Detroit Daily Journal 05' Banner and Grand Rapids Herald 3 05' Banker and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal . .. Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live Stock • Journal.......................................................................... 35 Banker and Michigan Farmer 1 60 Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean I 75 Banner and New York Tribune Farmer>. I 30 •To those Bring on Rural Houles, only? Jesse Townsend CEMENT HOUSES 'Horace N. Palmatier, t These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Banner patrons. If there is any paper or magazine not on the above list on which we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than $1.00 whether In combination or alone. All special prices are made on the other papers in the combination. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. State of Mlchlran. Connty of Harry, sa. b’pdenlt tuirnliy xlvea, that by an order erf the Probate Court tor thn County of Barry, made on the a*tu day of June a. D.. IMS. four montlu from that date were uUmred for creditto j.-rmR-nt their claims against the estate « Cassius M. M<*«rry late of said county, de­ ceased, and that all creditors erf said deoeaaed are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, al the Probate office in the~clty of Hastings, for (oamtnattou and aliowauoe-. oo or before ta«2Sthday of October next, and that such claims will be heard before aaid Court, on Saturday, the ^h day of October r»ext. at ten o’cioek Id tbe forenoon of Chat day. . Dated June »tb. A. D.. ISM. Chaalbr M. Mack. Judge of Probate ♦ X ♦ 1 X NOTICE OF HEARING ULAIM8. State of Mlcktgaa. County of Harty, m. Notloe Is hereby siren. Hull by mi order ot the Probate Court for the trounty of Bairy. made-on the 2nd day of June; A. D.J^oa. foot rnoette from that date were allowed for credit or» to present their claim* tiptlnd the e-lnte of V llllian H. Burd, late of said county, deceased, and that all creditors of said dnoeased are re­ quired to present their claims to said Prolate Court, at the Probate Office in the city of Hast­ ings, for examination und allowance, oa or In­ fore the 2nd day of Oetola>r next, and that Midi claims win be board liefore said Court, on Mon Judge of Probate. �CadwalIaderVJu*PED ,HT0 ™E CELLAR REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, WrigWBros. Delivery Team Jump, Office over Pierson’s Grocery. ed infl^he Cellar Way Back of HASTINGS, HICH. Their Srfcre Monday Forenoon. A VERY PAINFUL ACCIDENT —------------- —' ---------------------- -® । Happened to Fred Hughes, in Kala- I WEST PARMELEE. I mazoo, a Week Ago Monday—Ac- I Min Gertrode Slerk of IU » vWt-I cMentklly Shot In the Lef. The J. S. GOODYEAR CO j „ . ; Monday mohiin while Wright ing among her friends at this place, . Fred Hughes, formerly of this city. South 51 feet of lots 3, 4 and 5 and Brw. • dpHwr.^L was hitched jiack ; Mrs. Ella Scott of Grand Rapids is I was the victim of a painful accident East 12 feet of balance of said lot 3 in , “ j the guest of her ' parents Mason Cline block 14, Striker’s addition, 8200.00. of their 8tore- on® .Maynard's heavy | a week ago Monday. He has alway s j and wife. m. The back Alro lots u .nd 10, block 2, Grant’, "P b*h i been interested in guns and revolvers addition, 8200.00. 1 wheel caught in one of wheels of the , Miss Louretta Adams starts July 5th , of all kinds, and had just purchased a During we shall hold our usual Fifteen housps and lots for sale. delivery wagon and frighfl I the team in the summer school at Grand Rapids new one and was showing it to a No. 340—A farm of 115 acres; soil Is ithat one of them broke M insecure Miss Vera Firtney of Grand Rapids neighbor. In some way the revolver clay loam and sand loam and lays well, ruling and stetn>ed off into keellar- spent last week with Mra Philo Cline. slipped and fell, striking the hammer 70 acres improved, 18 acres bottom land way and dragged the other J. F. Morgan and wife are celchrat- against the fence in sach a way as to with- nice creek, balance wood-lot. The wagon caught on a post whicn\rePtepty of fuel timber. EJne orchard, ing at Grass Lake. . explode it. The bullet struck him in fine building*, barn is a basement 34x4»>, vented its being drawn in. Tbe horSba Miss Beulah Mnngereon is spending the flf*hy part of the leg and went up 30 foe from a tine church. 1 mile from were unharmed except a few hrui»MC er vacation wifh her uncle and aunt ward coming out.at the hip. causing sahoui, tine [’.owing spring near build­ but as there were no steps to come up an extremely* painful wound. Unless ings. onu Mungerson and wife. and the hole was so small a consider­ J< to dispose of the balance of our Summer Goods. other complications set in it is thought No. 308—A tine farm of 125 acres, - .• ------ . ~ , -----in get- . Burr Trumble of Big Rapids is! , ; soil is heavy clay loam, level and free able difficulty - was! experienced •pending tbe Mtrnn.cn .1 David Per-I w.H t» tbe remit from stone and stumps, all improved ting, them out. A large crowd was but 10 acres wood-lot. Fine buildings, attracted and every one had a way of "‘“J" „ ., I j , , ’ PROBATE EOURT. including scale house; bam is basement his awn mtu-powt snri ..WawwI i» hut 1 Mrs, Sophia Chase of Hastings.is the ; . 40xHL Fttre locatluu t,'mile from Kbool, „ • church, wore, >ud creamery. l“t'1 h*'y lndn“d ,o ”",k "P n«t trf her brother T. M. Stlmmn We have put dn sale some of the well In Ginghams, Wash Goods, Etc. wife i Proof admiting No. 443—A r»rni ot :k> eeree, good , ■»“>>■>» with n“ »<her barm being and _f * ' ! will entered. Bond'tiled, letters issued . known sandy, gravel and clay loam aud lays a . done than a badly broken harness and ; Mr W A. Trnmhle and to cljUnis he>nJ * we have some desirable patterns left little rolling and borders on a tine lake. a. few bruimv. • family of Big Rapids are guests of her | . A good 8 room house and out buildings. parent? A. E. Bum1 and wife. : ’ \ which we shall offer at reduced prices. Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. R: j ... . t I Est..of Anson Ware deceased PeF.d). and telephone line,2‘^ miles from □t'irtright and Slt»lBernie Courtright end Mr. and ! for d.tera,in,tioll belr, fl|14. “14 stitches to the inch” particularly Hastings. Might trade. Mm Thomas Firtney .pending the . H„nn|[ Jo) irtney are spending good value at. No. 301—A farm of 47 acres, tine clay J fourth at Philo Cline a । . , , • We have a very nice lihe of loam soil, lays rolling. Borders on a ; I Est. of Lucia J. Ware deceased. Pe­ —4—----- El-----. tine lake of resort, 3 miles from two tition to determine heirship filed. little railroad towns. Fine buildings. 'I Dr.. Lowry was in Charh 5 Friday CREEK STREETMuslin Underwear Hearing July ‘J8th. No. 440— A farm of 140 acres: 105 I Charles Smith was Nash ville • Mr. and Mra. L. Calkins visited at Est. of Robert Elston deceased, i acres under plow, 35 acres of Hue beech ' Saturday. . which will be marked down for this Mr. Clark's in Maple Grove Sunday. Hearing of final acct. Continued un- 1 and maplB.tlmber. A tine large sugar j Hitchcock bush. I ifie stock and grain farm. Good ■ Wm. --------------was in the city Howard Holes and famiy and Maggie til July 7, 1:»» P.M . sale. These garments new. well We are exclusive agents for the Lowell buildings, including silo; barn is base- over Sunday. Houghtailin are ^pending a few days in Est. of Harry G. Junes deceased. ment 40x40. Flue location. ; ,. , Wrapper, beat on the market a aeNo. 446—-A term of 120 mtn.; 115 Tobi-^-rn vlmtod her -m in Battle Creek. made and nicely trimmed. Petition for license to sell real estate.! eortment • ', Oren Erway of MLi Pleasant was filed. Hearing July .31st. acres improved, balance oak wood lot. j WoudlaHd Ftae fruit and plenty of it. Fine large • ~ ‘ rumbuh made a basinet* calling on relatives in this place Sun­ Est. of Harley and Zoe Hayman ■ buildings. Soil is a tine clay loaiii. Near i trip tojfason Monday. day. . —minors. Petition for appointment ' school and fine location. Try a Idea Patterns, 10c The L. A. 8. ut Mrs. W. Bi del man's of guardian filed. Order appoint- j Cn^E Q. Weissert returned SaturAid 100 other farm* for sale. was well attended, A pleasant time , ing George H. Hayman guardian en­ dayfrom Harvard University. jlwernie Kenyon, of Lansing, was a was enjoyed hy nil. tered. truest of Hastings friends Saturday. Est. of Frank. Carjs.-ntcr minor. . Annual account of guardian tiled. NORTH IRVING. h Gus McNaughton, of Battle Creek. Will Cairns is home from Kahunazoo 11 was in the city on business Monday. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. .to do his haying. I Dick Poff, of Casnovia, spent the | ■ive Fresh Fish from ; ' 1th with friends and relatives in this i; Mrs. Carrie Walker is having quite a, City . taxes ax^dne and .payable . Friday, Tij Khey are caught, p r-k.-u time with her vaccination. Zulah i ‘ W » to August 1« 1IIB. Collections' !; city. ■ pipped to uH/1 lirect. . iii'Ice, i Koller is helping her with her house- I wil1 ** received by DeWitt Bronson as Just try ns ‘ your nyft order Fred Hale went to Woodand Saturday ' i work. « ' deputy at W. A. Hall’s store on J,offer-1 for rish. j where he will spend a few dap with Mm Horry .Kw wm. brought to' “ “r“t °n Meh For camping partfcs. or for his parents. . . the Irving ttmHvry tor burial itmt i rh"~u>' ''"nw -bov. turn your home use. you wDi find our 1 Miss Grace Pryor went to Grand: Home Made Bolognas and Cold week. Site was an old ‘pioneer. I D Fitman. i « I. Rapid Saturday where she will spend Meats just the thing. ' w u L.t City Treasurer. ' | the 4th with friends. We hear Mrs Mora Garn Will soon | _____________ 1 I wend two week, ot Urn old home. We WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS [ ® I Mrs. Julia Willison went to Kalama-1 (roods on the floor will cohvince that have ( Special. . what looking for in the way of Single and Double ; [, zoo Saturday where she wll remain .h.U he very glad to welrome our lor- SV1|MBR, II yu.t .le.it, r«t . nd re-' • mor bel|,r. Qu.u- . number wont to cn.Mtion why no, „v „THE RIVER 9 , with friends until after the '4th. Buggies. Open and and all low priced for the quality, ax Saturday we will have a nice we the new girl gT LAWRENCE TRIP" Folder. yon will admit when you see them. I for SPOT GASH. , Hur of. Spring Chickens for Peter DeYoung and family went to Bessie Wolf was at tho old home descriptive of the Thousand Islands, Broilers. Grand Rapids Saturday where, theyj ■ I my store—no rent to pay. .1 keep no salaried men during strawberry time, canning l»r- Rapids, Montreal. Quebec . Murray will remain until after the 4th. on the Under such conditions the goods and the their own talking. ' ries and having a good visit. , Tailousac. the far famed Saguenay ; They doing it very successfully. If jou do not know this your own ex! Geo. Breitmeier. of Holland, reach­ ; Ken Kidd and wife and the latter's River,, etc., on application to any ‘ : ed this city Monday and spent the 4th ! perience, a visit to the West End Hardware will convince you, < 1 with relatives in this city and vicinity . brother P. McQuinlin^jiickod straw- railway or steamboat Ticket Agent. For ) : lorries at Erank Lancaster's. illustrated guide,'' Niagara u> the Sea. ’' ■ D. W. Kogers returned last week The MEAT MARKET Man A letter received from Bert Cartlidge | send ” centM in I^tage stamps to H. j i from Grand Encampment, Wyoming. Two doors east of Cltu Bank. fujl of'praise for that wonderful mining i of Calgary, Alta. Bert sUtea he ia doing ?<*«■ Chaffee, Western Pam. Agt . । ' well and be will be back again this | Toronto, or Thon. Henry, Traffic Mgr., | . Phone 22 Hastings. Mich. • region. I fall to visit. Bert says be will never , Montreal. R. * O. Navigation Co. 1 W. W. Potter uncaged tbe American ]I stay away thirteen years again. Your Opportunity | bird at Acker's Point and Cloverdale MAPLE GROVE. to Run A number of the farmers did not I July 4th, while Ix«e Pryor performed a ; Charles Cobb of Irving called on Alrmi There has been a big demand for like the rain on their hay. but other ■ like deliverance of his country at Freeand durable, do the ' Marshal- Sunday. our very best STANDARD crops needed it just the same. Some ! | port and Cloverdale. work, and are low priced. were wise in not cutting all their hay ! Hiram Whitcomb ot BJttk* Creek J TWINE at 11 cents per called on friends here Sunday. down at once. pound. While it lasts, ADVERTISED LETTERS. D. H. Evans of Battle Creek Is’ Mrs. -Geo. N. Fuller will spend tbe’ flpeqdlng .1 few days on ttfs farm here. the will be main­ Mrs. Emma J. Wilson. Mrs. 1!U«eA tained at 11 cents. Mrs. Mary A. Bowles. Mr. Guy summer visiting her sister at Detroit*, Miss Nellie Reese Is able to ride out j also at her father’s Cb|L Vandevere of i Briggs, Mr. Orlando Peck. ‘ after her severe Illness. to call and see the very latest South Haven Mich., while her husliand' ij There was no’preaching at the F. M. j print paper, known aa the is in Germany. church Sunday, as Rev.’ Carpenter is NORTH MAPLE GROVE. The Kind that Please Ira Cobb has a new windmill. attending campnieetlng. ..ARISTO GOLD PAPER.... L Wolf and wife visiteJ i.t the' Herbert Wright, wife and family ot j and satisfy. You will satis­ ‘ Grand Rapids. spent Sunday .it James latter’s parents Sunday. Battle Creek passed Sunday at Charles J and get in “on the too after see them for ' Rowden's. • it •will certainly be worth Evans', j Ray Wolf of Orangeville called at F. your time to call and see ground floor.” yourself. i .Mtns Nina Lathrop hits been carrying samples of the work. . The comipunlty was greatly surprised i . the mail the past few days while Mr. Lancaster's Sunday. Grandma Cobb is better at this 1 by th* Inarriage of Dorm Harman and >. •I Webb is away attending Free Methodist ' Hazelie Slade last Wednesday. Con- i I campmeeting at Clarksville. writing. l grntulatlons. Mrs. Jerry Elliott spent Sunday nt C. Don't forget to see me before I Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb has been Very | | H. Charlton's'and attended the Chllyou buy a Kodak, Camera, or NA8HVILLE. । low With blood poison and peritonitis, supplies for same. । drt-n's day exercises at HarryvIUe. Clinton Coe and Mrs. Mildred Coe but ut last report* was a trlfie better. ; Glrnn Deller, who has been In very went to Grand Ledge Tuesday to visit We sincerely hope that she will re­ WEST END HARDWARE.^ Opposite Court House. rhone 2. poor health the past spring, is confined cover. reUtlVM. to his bed. Mrs. George Cannorn, who has been Born—To Mr. und Mrs. Coy Brumm, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holmes and fam­ IU, I's on the gain. Saturday. June 24, a son. ily. also »MIsk Daisy Holmes, of Grand Mrs. Levi Elliot was very sick a few I THE PHOTOGRAPHER, M. H. Bloom of Battle Cheek is visit­ Rapids, spent the first of the week ut days last week; ing his daughter, Mrs. E. L. Price. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. L. E. Mudge's and Mrs. Charley BufHutin*,, : MMIim ley’s. Jamett Clark, wife and daughter A fine raip came to lay the dust, but HIGH BANK. ■ Mies Minnie Day has been confined .to Mabel of Saginaw ure guests of Mrs. put a stop to haying tor the day. The Haying is the order of the day. Clark's slater. Mra. Levant Price. her b«»d the past few weeks. men In this vicinity have_a nice lot se­ Several from High Bank attended the Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith entertained The Ice cream social at WilHs Lath­ cured already and In fine shape. social at Mackinter's new Iwm on trie their son of Grand Rapids over Sun ­ rop's was a success. A fine program ' ’ "Our Larkla’s Soap club of 10 met- with Plank road last week. was rendered, also some instrumental day. and were nicely entertained by Mrs. Miss Florence Freeman returned Rome Frank Cheney Friday afternoon, every music- Proceeds. $13.54. Jefferson Marun and wife of Roafrom Hastings Saturday, where she noake, Va,. are visiting Mr. Martin's member - being present. Mrs. Cheney The Children’s day exercises al Barryvllle were well attended. The little sister, Mra. Ira Bucheller, and family. has been spending a week, with rela­ gets a.fine bookcase as a premium. Next meeting ’will be with Mrs. Sarah folks did remarkably well. Rev. Gil­ Dr. R. A. Rood and wife of San Diego. tives. lett gave the children mime very appro- . California ure visiting at A- J. Rood's. ■ Mrs. -Delos Freeman of your city is Clark. visiting . her daughter. Mrs. Willard priate remarks. Mrs. Edith Roe of Grand Rapids was Clare McDerby is visiting relatives at Ickes. down to at tend; the Conklin-Brown wed­ I Mr. and Mrs. Charley Fowler were Albion this week. • When In need of Furniture Mrs. Edith Latham Willson returned ding last Wednesday. * camping at Wail lake last week’with a Lone Seaman's house was nearly de­ home today after a 10 days* visit with party from Hastings. , Horner Powers of Paw Paw Is visiting stroyed by fire Friday. or House Furnishings her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Latham. relatives tn this place. Little FloMIe Smith visited her aunt The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. N. Latham of High Bank and at Hastings a few days last week. Miss Grace Bristol Is clerking In Ed­ 1 Ward Grlbbin fell from the porch one remember the Miller & Harris Furniture Company are Lettk- Fowler spent a few days at day last week, breaking her collar bone. Mrs. H. Wffihon of Edmore visited Mrs. munds & Shumaker's store ut Bantlcld. at your service. We endeavor to carry a very large B. Farther »>f Morgan lust Thursday. Cloverdale the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lentz are Visit­ stock of well Miss Eva Sllsby spent Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Kahler of Cloverdale ing relatives at Anacortes, Wash, PARMELEE. Sunday with her cousins, the Misses visited at J. K. Fowler's o«er Sunday Miss Florence Grohe has been uiider Mrs. Ella Scott of Grand Rapids Is Ida and Laurah Cheesenmn of Maple and attended quarterly meeting here. the doctor's cure the past week. spending' thf week with her pareiMs. Grove. Mrs. Mead is visiting her daughter, Misees Mabel and Blanche McMore Mr. and Mrs. Mason Cline. YANKEE SPRINGS. Mrs. Sum Ostroth. have gone to Petoskey to ap^nd the W. H. Vari Aix-cry wm In Kalamasoo Ira Potter was In Hastings; Saturday Mrs. Walker of Chesaning Is visiting jsumnier. the latter part;of last week. friends and relatives in this vicinity. Len W. Felghner has purcham-d the in attendance at the meeting of the and in fact everything that to make up the fur­ Blanche Gllna returned from a short Mrs. Peter A. Maurer Is entertaining jC. W. Smith proper.ty on the corner of Gleaners. nishings of a home, and our prices are within the reach Queen and Sherman streets. Consider­ Frank Johnson und wife of near Mid- stay In Grand Rapids Monday; company from Jackson. of all.eWe also carry a stock of high grade ation. $2,500. dleviUe were the guests of the latter ’ s The pleasant home of Mr. and MS: Many from Parmelee celebrated the There was an Ice cream aoclal ut Fret! parents, John Carter and wife. Satur­ Fourth at Freeport. Frank Hide wus the scene of an en­ ’ day and Sunday. Brunim ’ s Friday night for the benefit joyable ,evening last Thursday, when Elmer Miller of Bowen’s Mills spent Den O'Connor und wife of Hastings a large i number uf Miss I^dfia's friends iot the Gleaners. gathered .there to h»'- her celebrate were the guests of relatives here from Sunday (with his sister. Mrs. R|»y Sherk. her 18th birthday. Games and music W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings, Mich. Friday until. Sunday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Job Cheescbrough were I w$re the principal attractions. Re­ Workmen are; busy constructing »i on our streets Monday. Who sells the L. & M. Paint, • jfreshments J^re served. Many presents telephone line -from Middleville to xhh< ■akw C4-TO ME EIW4W IC»M The Glraners have organized and hold . were left, including a beautiful rocker. Says to every taxpayer that they place, n much-needed Improvement. \ their regular meetings Thursday nights Furniture Corners At an early Hour all departed far their need to paint only once In 10 to 15 year* Hastings, Mich. *Th$ hay crop la the largest and best tn the building on Main street, owned names, wishing her many happy re­ with L. & M. Point. Lt wears and cov­ by W. N. Vdn Avery. ers like gold, and it’s made to last. for years around here. . Coras Colds: PravenU Pneumonia turns of the day. July Clearing Sale! Alain Black Mercerized Petticoats 98c each are nice $1.00 each New esh Fish BUGGIES; O FT! 51 \L L I Al I 1)111 !■ 11 F.W. Clifford road. are you are own / you Top. buy own pricesdo from < LAWN MOWERS | Easy YOU ARE BINDER INVITED Strong price REFRIGERATOR^ Better Place Your Order Now you fied .CENTS. be R. I. HENDERSHOTT: H. J. Christmas, Hastings Banner $1 a year made Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Linoleums goes Pianos and Organs FOUYSKHHOCUKE JOLEnnONEY-TAR Miller & 93“ Furniture Co. �NKESSIH FOR SOBRinY SINGLE and DOUBLE A FEW MODEL BLOCKS ARE YOU GOING TO USE Of Up-to-Date Street Wark Should Be Done, Now that We Have Big Saturday evening July Sth tte third [Copyrtcht. by T. C. McClure ] j Conttuuisi from jmsr one. degree ih masonry will be administer­ When Preston stepped out Into tbe ’ Street Roller. now is a good time to place your ' ed by the lodge in their room. gray November morning tte camp was ted to the superior bravery of the Jape, The city ’ s new roller, ^rhich can be order for the single or double ( Saturday evening July 8th, occurs as they are probably.no braver person­ weighted to 9.000 pounds, is here and wrapped Ip alienee. Far away to tbe harness you expect to buy and , । the quarterly meeting of the Mutual ally than the Russians; but they are now will .come tbe opportunity to show •ant u streak of gold heralded the com- ; use this summer. ' benefit association of the employees of . educated and temperate, and there is what can be done ’with it. We wish a ing day. Tte giant pines stood grim and black I the Hastings factories. f where the great difference lies. tew blocks of model street work could | The W. F. M. S. of the M. E. ‘ are made ] This Is another instance where the be done, excavating the street to a against tte nky. and tho little group of ■ Jog steltcr* seemed timid pygmies ’ 1 doctrine of the survival of the fittest is depth of 18 inche*. filling the bottom Church, will meet July 12th for a pic- 1 nestling teueutb them for protection. ! | nic at the home of Mrs. L. E. Stauff­ clearly shown. The Japaneee sailors layer with good sized cobble stonee and There mis a touch of frost in tbe air I and will always wear better than ! being sober and steady were in n tet­ rolling them down; next a layer of-। which ret tte man’s teeth' chattering. er. Staple Lawn Fann. Russians, and nat-. n at- nmaller atone*, which would be also I! He.picked up bifl gun and strode brisk- | factory made. j ' .. • .T-nnintr nf ter condition than the Kussians.asa J “r«“y u-'iewr "Meh tbvydfr- rolled; and lastly a heavy coating of ' ly through the underbrush toward the ! Uur guarantee goef with the ( I the Methodist,Presbyterian and napttst ' work. W».invlte you to call and screened gravel, treated in the same, little pond some rods back of the camp. , ■—*— will be held in v see our stock, and get prices on 1 'j churches in the tbe Baptist Baptist *’2,' It woe an Ideal morning for black The future will .see tbe competition way, and if needed a top dressing of what you want. ’ Church next Sunday, Rev Rev. Trottwill' Trott will • * [of nations and fgees more closely day to make a good, "binder” to ce­ ducks. and unless be was vastly mis- t Note.—A large stock of fly । |------ taken, te told himself, there should te nets, dusters and everything per- । preaci. drawn and. other .things being equal. ment/the road thoroughly. In this talning to the harness trade wilt The Baptist Sunday School will hold . tfae intempern|«, (inew will fail in thhl manner a road can be.built that would quite a flock of them paddling about be found at our store. 1 their xnnu»l plane “ 7 competition. So "it i. up to » last a century. A little top dressing the pond. He jammed a shell into ei­ . Lake Friday. July «th. Rigs «> nation, if we wish tocontinueourproe- of gravel now and then might te re- 1 ther barrel of the gun. and. snapping t he begun to move caupnkided for all who wW1 | perity and succeaa and te a leader quired to keep up the road, but such a . tte breech shut, w 4 ii>n[ through tbe woods, carefully ,j Phon* 314 .... Price brdrire both ways, children 13 the uth<?r nations to in. road would ro<|ulro wry little often- ij tlously ar^ng tta trokeu t«ip l»t tbe'niibe Hastings. Michigan. । cento, adults 23 cents. I leet gt e . ttntican^t ai0De whether as a beverage tion for yours und would puy well ' of bto f,Kx«t,T« .Aoul,! ulunn Uh, Jefferson st., I door south of F. O. 15 ' church at 7 A. M. ... or otherwise. We presume in the lw»t 2t> years this quarry. Sbocoooooooooooooooooooooo The Weslcpan Methodists conduct It is going ■ to te just as true in city has spent $60,000 and possibly ! The last few yards between the camp ■ Sunday School at 2 P.' M. at the 1 Ad- business'and all other walks of. life that $73,000 on its streeta • ; and the pond be covvnnl on hi* hands ,4-tent Church 2nd ward, followed by the clear brained nun and the men While the roads have teen made a*! “nd kn**s- cre»T«nK *Dently forward ■ » . preaching at 2 P. M. . -• of steady habits are the ones that wi.ll good a, the old way ot ranking there 1 When You Reed ... .' , , . . .. . through tte half fight and listen In; Cottage prater meeting next Tues­ te found at the top of the ladder of could lie, in the nature .of things they • succem. • soon become of very little worth a lung j fina|ly the p, ind day evening at the home of Mrs. TunTdday all occupations are teing re­ the lines where there was the heaviest bund of gold along the eastern horizon der in tte 2nd’ward. All welcome. duced mor.e and more th a scientific travel. Of course on the side streets 1 bail wlilewd. and the fight was consldPrayer and workers meeting at Ad­ l>asis, and in order to conduct them on . where there are few heavy loads drawn. ■. orably era uiy stronger. There i nerv wvre were the we ducks, auras, , vent Church each Friday evening, to just as te had expected. In tbe midr 'J | which all arc welcome. These meet* this line it requires the work oftvitober the ordinary gravel road will answer. For Tee Cream nd Cakes *— tte pond was’ a large flock, while brain. The brain of a habitual 1 quor- But the main approaches to,, and the ^le ot •* \ । iugs are well attended. Pastor C. L. at* band n ** dozen black figures lay main travelled streets through, the city dose “ w“ “ drinker is never clear, and for thitt reayou can find the Purest and ( ! Bradley gives a .short talk on "Christ1 ort talk on ■■u.nrisi- , ' . , quietly on tte surface of the water. Revivals and h,tn for carrying 01 the should all te made by the most apBest to te bad at the ( • ian Perfection.” ‘ ILx. ’.— 2 the , . Very 'cry nuiiuustr eauttously uv te ruxmni rnired we tbe Kun. gun. ij | work he frill te called upon t > do. proved method, of uciontille and per- took „ \ Revival'Spirit. " 1 The railroads and some other large inanent roadmaking. Even if not ex- birds and pulled tto' right barrel. To \ • Regular services al U. _.B. Church |< manufacturing institutions have al-’ ceeding a quarter of a mile a year can his unbouxvied amazement not a bird ■ j j nextSunday morning; The Th.; young ' nxx)(tnitcd t]ta U1J acted te done, let that quarter mile be done ' rose from the netirwt group. Tte large Also in Spices, we always \• i| !*<»< ’«’» society will peon's wui have nave - charge cnarge of 1i : but it ls only a quGion so it will te a permanent and pernia- flock In tbe middle of tlie pond, rose buy the befit grade of them >( , tte ipecial evening service. All are j the liiemal evening service. ( of timo long Qne nently good road. Bujt we believe I wlth n greet, flapping of wings and • that we can get. < j invited. I until there will come a great move­ much more than that can te done each tearse croakri^f alartn. He fired at Try 0^ Cream Tarter and । them with .tteHeft barrel, but tte dis) : Rev. B. F. Fritz has been confined | ment against, intemperance.. The Baking Soda and you will taoce wus too great for the shot to in- ' 2 to b|$- room by illness for tbe past i younger generation of today should I filet any apparent damage uo tte re- : use no other. ) weeld He expects to fill bi* pulpit uke notice of thiiL if they wlnh to I treating flock. ■ J ' next Sunday morning. ' be.'successful have nothing to do with ■ He jumped to hl* feet end stood 1 intoxicating liquors. staring at the "dozen black dots still You get the best Flavoring Extracts motionlejw on toe water. To his infi­ at Mulholland’s Drug Store. OBITUARY. nite ctoigrln. te discorded that those twelve motionless figures were canvas LUCIA WARE - Mrs. Lucia Ware, Uoutlauntt from retf fufPhone H3, City Drug Store.1 decoys, two of them with gaping sides idow of Anson Ware, who died,June — Hastings, ■■ Michigan. । torc/T/Idren.cNfe.sure! No aviates. 3 1891. and daughter of Sylvamw and wifi be better for the city and its fu- where his shot hail told. He had wast­ ed his ammunition on tte <lecoys. while -------- i------- 5----- ---------------------------------— Betsy Warreu, was tern in Niagara tore, better in our judgedftnt fur tbe tto- ducks ttemaeives had flown away । County N. Y. Feb. 20, 1829 ! cause of temperance, to carry out the unharmed. ’ ■ She came west with her parents in ! program the city council has set out to As te turned disgustedly from the ■ August 1830. and lived with them in accomplish—a $l.i<»» tax. which will potul a i«cal of merry laughter evteed : Washtepaw Co., three yeans. . Tho’ more nearly compensate for tbe money from tto’ underbrush. He mate znls family;consisting uf father, mother and I damages the, saluons inflict. the>n- way toward tte'aoand atul beheld Miss I want to iulpreiu: upun you that I have a tine stock of Confec­ i fourteen children moved with ox team* j courageinent of counter attractions. Ouyler M-nted on tto* ground, a gun tionery. Cigars, Fruits'. Etc., aud 1 cordially Invite all of iny (•cross ter knees aud tears - ot merri­ ! to Waukesha county. WiMwaln. mid tte closer regulation’of;tto;traftir. : ment streaming down her fare. Pres­ friends to give me a call. 1 will assure you the teat of goods for There Miss Warren remained witii her As we have aaid^teforv, we believe it the money, and a nice stock to select fffim. I want to thank one ton stared at ter in amazed helpless- : and all for the very liberal patronage given me and will do my . parents, thirteen years. «riR jX" wiser to take men as they are utmost to merit a continuance of the same. | While on a visit to her sister ini Bar- and not as one might wish they were. “You tere?” te muttered Incredulous- 1 L ry county she met and Wjy^iniirrk'd , -—. ;- to - As — long —g as "liquor is manufactured and l.v ‘ I Mr. there isis a desire for it, men will get It .... Wafe. To To her her and and her her 'husband husband • |there 'Tte g!rl ' ’ tekl ter skies. “I miulc an early start for black , four children have teen tern. David | nomebow. We~believe regulation is CONFECT°ONERYE^T W.. Deliah. Clara, and Elsie. David better than prohibition. But we te-1 ducks, too,” ste explained, "and while ; { and Clara have passed to their rewarjl1 iieve regulation requires a high tax I him waiting for the flock to ixnue in nearer you came stalking along and— , ■ whileOvliah and Elsie survive her. and the encouragement of reading and and” - Ste w«nt into another spasm . . Since Mr. Ware's death ste; had j recreation*rooms that will wean men of nyrrlment. “I came—I saw—und. made her home wither <laughter;Mr& j away^from^tte ftaidons. and tend to i| oh. I beard!” ate gasjted, breathless ! Clara Hayman, and lastly with Mrs. ; discourage patronage for liquor saloons ;i from laughter. Deliah Webb, For four years her by^prondingUplacc* "where^pen^can I| “You heard?" iTretou said hi dto• health iu both body and mindi had ; mPet familarly and’on terms’oi social ' may. “1 didn’t really intend to say j , gradually failed. Mrs. Webb has not I e.piality, as they "do in saloons, and that. It slipped out teforv I thought.” This is the •1 iwr she saM mockingly. “You’d . 1 failed to exhibit in a remarkable ’dfrgfee have their social .pleasures, but have better tetter tte punt and flab out those ythe filial affection of daughter to her them where the temptation to drink is you. the dmuRged-’ileeoya. or the story of your I mother by the constant care aud atten- j not prerent .adventure tuay get around.” i and I tion given to every want. Mix Ware , The thing to be eternally bourne in Proton turned to her qo*?stloutng!y. your since her marriage had lived amoeg us j mind in onr judgement _j> that the “Aren’t you going to tell tte story to assistance, and is known by all to have been a liquor traffic inflicts / : untold eriK ' tte camp?" te asked. the “No." ste said smilingly. '. woman .of sterling qualities. Her ] Tln*se cannot te eradicated- in our He looluxl at her with undisguised j large.generous impulses and ktadnfmof judgement by denying men the right to heart endeared her to all who knew drink liquors, but can best te minimix- relief. 'You are a tramp!" te said em- ) *4l,,. xx* nu ,'irtx. nf tri,, rloa.fr rrf ..A t_ _ ___ -is. .. , .. • TELEPHOhE OR COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US. her. Shewn one of the kindest ot ed by providing .omotbinK letter in tho pbatically. neighbor, .nd one ol tbe »«t loving wxy ot place. lor recreation and di- I She laughed lightly. of mpthenc She heli red in God and veraiun. Thia la literally ■ overcoming ... the „ "So long ns I’ve frightened all We are prepared fill died in tbe hope of n bkwwd immortal- evil with good." and doe* violence to dock, out or tbe vtcinltr with mr cani ity, June 22, 1003, at the age of j the freedom of choice of no man. nouadlng I suppose we may as well go seventy-six years, four months and ' ' beck to for teenkfaat." he auggrated. sixteen day*. She leave* to mourn atTEMPTCD Cllirinc arrived. । their loss her two daughters, Hjs ■ AI I tNIr I tU oUlulUE He helped tier to tot ftet, and they ; j grandchildren and two great grand- { WHILE INSANE trixigtsl back through the underbrush. , XYvston noted thnt sbe wus doubly ! । children^ I ' pretty with to-r abort skirt ami shoot­ The funeral services were held at I Barryvillo M. Pl ehnreb Sonday | Cdwln Burkholder, ot Carlton. Tried Ing Jnckart and the frosty air bringing BAUER BROS., Proprietor*. Phon* 254 out tho 6.4or in tier cheeks. 'And of June 23. 1906. conductedTiy Rev. G. N. *° Kill Himself Yesterday course, bo told himself bitterly. It must | Gillet. who used aw « text Psalm* I Morning. needs be tefori’ ter of ail women in ■ '■'■’whiter .ball I go trom thy apirit: j.. Burkholder who tbe world fbat-be hnd mate an Idiot of ten welf. And whither Shall I «ro tron, ! "re. tho hrat irorw. north at Barber. Hatt way Incfc to cnxnp tte <drl turn- : ■V 1 I. I corners in Carlton, tried to commit ed to him Impukrtwly. J? How proehra, are thy thongln. lo , »"'cWb jliout U o doek yeatenlay-nroro-L going to mnte n confession/* she How precibus arc thy thoughts to W me O God' How great la the .am ot | f ’ °° me O God! How great is the sum of They pnuood under a tall pine. Tbe « them them'” lH’R throat with a jack knife. . !’’ U< Thus hat. (Mowed to her reward one A>K,irt throe «-«k. ago he attempU.I first rays of tte sun ■wore lighting the Thus has passed to her reward one . * 1 to kill himself by taking a Ing dose of r tree to<ra. of the earliest pioneers of this common- . “Tou didn't-teru- bertes In liotb those belladonna. His wife forced him to i|^ . ity. May. her mantle of helpfulness aw-uys.“ ste raid ‘1 ftvod tte first . swallow -an antidote and with the help ! coe. just as-yon did an hour before you i and love fall on ns who remain to a FREE a of the Dr.. his life .was' saved. Ever , eninc. It was very dark tisen. you -k- < await our summons to the eternal since then Mrs.. Burkholder has kept a bbc." «te tMkkx? by way of extenuation. chase worth wW I world. careful watch on his movements. I "Yiaj took»fihot p.t'tlie decoy.«. too?” don’t you a £ I HASTINGS METAL AND When she awoke yesterday morning ■ tecrksL ’ al Ste nodtaXetowly. UAPUIMCRV PnUOANV ter llu*l“"<1 8’°’'*' IwALnliMtnY UUMrANT Hastily dreusing she began looking for J Toe arc very generous to tell me him, and soon found him in the base- i that." te sakl, with considerable WU'Uiflj. ment of the barn bleeding from a cut i Will Have Convenient and •It's only firfr -to trit you," she said, in tho throat which be bad made with ■ Arranged Plant Opposite C. K. & . a jack knife. Help was quickly sum­ and. thro.addedc —Yon kx>ked «o funny, und it uotikl mate soch a beautiful S. Depot. moned, and Dr*, tethrop and Qurton Boey to tell the-camp. Now yxxi bare mail will of thiA city and Dr. Gammon of Carl­ » story an mo equally ns good. That The Hastings Metal and Machinery a ton were called. Dra. Burton and N’CLteW'uty tongoo iivcheck." Co.. Sylvester Greuse! proprietor, has yon Ereetou looted utter gratefully. Gammon dressed tbe wound. They tt. broken nroKen ground groun for a building 20x80 "t!l toll ?no what Let’s do," te said bars $3.00 found tbe wind pipe cut in two placen W with frontage ’ ' ' s and dock on tho C. K. mail $5.00. and both jugular vein* revered. It in W -------& S. siding, aiding, oppueitc o the depot in tho Does ’ telievod he will recover. j second ward. The Co. will handle all tmulr&nd dnwtng ter to him. “Let’s ! kind* of new and second hand machin4th. Mtabtfcsii a community of interests— c ery. and may laterr on take up some wme StottruTess — So Grace is finally yi arr ted, branch of iron manufacture, tho thnt dropped. W is not definitely determined yet. t. His His eb? ’ Jesa—Gracious! No! Why, thCi yw think best"— ste hepin." Is only her first venture — tttflatelpbfcL W । many friends .will wish Mr. Grease! •Tdo," te declared earnestly. ••Now Press. ^|j| success in his new venture. go bndstocamp and announce It It will make, almost us good a story as Quality and Satisfactory prices at j Too many wish to be happy lthe ote they wUl never bear.” becoming wise.—Ned®. riulholland's Drug Store. HARRISON SMITH. HARNESS [ A GAS RANGE? If so, you want a stove that will save you time, money and gas. You want the best stove made. The Myers Harness ■ COOK™GAS Upon Honor A GAS RANGE LIFE Save Money COOK WITH GAS Flavoring Extracts But before you place your order, call and see our line and get our prices.. WORTH LIVING AND TIME TO LIVE IT IN City Drug Store saving prices. to all orders promptly at money THE HARDWARE DEALERS HASTINGS. MICH. In Any Quantity for Canning. We think we can truthfully say that we carry the best Berries on the market, they may cost a little more than trash, but we get them fresh every day, and are all nice plump berries. When You Go Camping season when plans are perfected in building., and we were never in a position to please Everything you desire, way yon want it. at prices that will command attention. Our experience in the business can be of to you also in way of helping you figure out your plans. Large Stock. Strawberries Strawberries Foley’s Honey ana Tar LUMBER LOGIC Different Styles, GOODYEAR BROS, PHONE NO. 1. THE DEFIANCE Of PUBLK 14 FRED WOLCOTT Detroit Make have earned a leading repu­ tation wherever gas is used for cooking. They are built of the VERY BEST MATER­ IAL and constructed to give the very best results. W. H. Myers & Son, Q, A, HYNES. The Jewel Gas Ranges BUTTERICK PATTERNS R ex 'S>1 :.7.i TO J J ■ © 1 ' t , st ; HORTON’S. Phono No. 10. y EVER GO FISHING? If you do, yon need a boat cush.ion, perhaps several of them. We make them any shape, size or material for *• • 50c I ' ■ ■ We Make a Specialty of LAUNCH AND WINDOW SEAT CUSHIONS. Why not have that chair or couch re-coveretu We ® will be glad to call and give prices. ' at Crittenden & Irving, UNDER NATIONAL BANK. ' A _ l A carload of dandy cedar post* just Hastings Lumber & Coal Co $$10.00 Saved “Jones Paid the Freight.” Larkin aud numerous other concerns adver­ tise $10.00 premium with pur­ of $10.00 of something you need. Did ever hear of genuine offer of -'something for nothing.*- Its ­ ways a case of "Jones pays the freight.” s Ui W ? We Will Duplicate Any Otter s made by any order firm. We sell you whst you need and not combination order on something don’t need. We will sell you 100 of Lenox soap for The order, house charges you a saving of f'- .OO look good to you.* HATS AI REDUCED PRICES Store closed all day JULY HAMS & RUSS, r Tbe Grocers, Chidester & Burton ’Leading Clothlara. V tfr jw — �At iWi" brMk T LHealli’s&CffVBlIi WK j mifhty big cloud*. Wil] Craven has opened a jewelrv r«, f Pair shop in Howard City J aV,e^b?ote weh. * PH Hitt $,Mge * in Toilet Soap, • ’ C‘ F’ Bmoi(s H0USE i ...... IOC , <a"re Burgaw caught a ale a (Oc lz.‘oc*r,"< ■“* ZTt , 3 citis, iile . HtMocks, fug <n !Iet 10c ing. ^-toy I5e fl $1.35 c F M« “rthet. gyeX--1 Tesfed Paris ereeB, pkgs per I 5c • -• X Fred L. Heath & Carveth, >■ ■ '--i I ~ rao\ 10 14c 15c, 30c N . er \ « St quality, per pound 18c 10c to 25c • 10c les, per dozen 25c 10c - _ Musical ....... - - lo and Including Saturday, i July 25th, -X ■ iSX^.’J1"!- Auiohwp, and zithm. .2X1'HbX : ' Ho»- hare. ----- a, rmloos befon- her taate ‘ta»“u..m'u '- “"to""-"'1 1,ere,ore won't‘ ’“mne numberiI । If*o'pto Points, 1—.. . They will I err- **--•• ail be sold at a remarkably low | - ■ p0^’ Jackson.' of Grand p-. • I la .. . •“^eraon. for her lo^iw.'"lx^ W.X'T” make room for new stock. Bet» eU^jej wj|1, v„)]ati •“s- .mat how the galnnn '■xp«t to profit by thiT - ........ io.heyTX“- i *ir. and Mrs T T \r Hoanolte Va ^r. , - ol ' M*rti” °' H- M. Mrtrio«d3^b'r ♦ * I l°n’“3 "ftO, are the guests of , •♦■ tk« t— endmit yet. hut it f8 * that they have 11 “ reD‘ odd to hear «race Bradl ■-Meh-m to ooodeaudo. a ’“£<» frirad. in Kdatoo. Eaton t food and drtuL “ J J ---------- T vn later. They -to II • **' "• ttortgh. ,L T«May ♦ h.,. > a J»« or I. i h ’ ” " ,T?™ "v-arr0l uiy h ' V “'n** *"re *° «»<• It •• Mui- “ve'^Brownlowremi ttollcnj , Drug Store. t send away m daltutag Cbi'tigo”8 „’7 An?"r N*lh. of ♦ c1-' —------- It wm< <wk.< wl.ii, — ,t 0. rt-.X^T'at ’?h * at the same time AlvahSXr • ' ■ ”’h *'"■ I : The Jeweler. Haatlnga, jun, 2sth 19os pJ¥!?IGHT bros., Hastings, Mich. _______ ♦ S' JOHN BESSMER, —■ ' - the money back store । “* “7* trimd. - price lo clean rhem out so a, to a 15c 25c 10c • •Ober home at Potterville'jriX"'”"’, t R°’n"'- I i BnX' 'iS‘Z«b„Xr lx- found anywhere. 10c, ........... 'Si' ‘nidaot trimming, ,nd string,. ' - ‘ wc are Headquarters for Green Stuff Fresh Goods dailv «r Stuff, we have ________ 2 Eve'-y«’ing to tickle the palate. i~S^=:s='f - I>“,2S^S*titetato “T. their > Ml“old 11 ki | *’ 1 - Our harmonlcaa are thy bw to • Snyders Ketchup, per boi,|e ‘ • unn)side Ketchup, per bottle to Kalam,. J Jam« of Sun- I Licences to ■ fire cracker » .■ ’ • I l“l sight °» •» F”1 “ ll^Jind.,,."11 " ,1'"ra*1’ -- -Ld up to ji “ open cellar “ __ *nb'tb the fact that prepared, the r^ai but“ow_____ ' required] o>- l«" has not yet been. ।' S±* Butter’ Pork and Beans, • forn’ Pe^e^pfr^n65’ n°"IlbnaiZ ^rti'-obu'c twK^±£ion., “"o" prebab.. . imroi-XT, ■on all our mu«leal iMtrum.ntlt c*—- _ Mre sareh Horton w„,t I wsv«n„.) 7~ «OA,nK Hudson-; walkt lhe* WO°W have 9een Ohcar’ WI*rt®Pl»t *x>n .‘‘oppressed] th ' —T•*"boost “ ’* (k ,.'ga“™l'Ih-'0to.,d,. and a__ nd_actim? „.til,- ’!M“""“* y’--‘. lt Bh • .h; ^ ,almost nr .la'nCT ’ I M i< th. worlds hll '"'If; booth mtdtt.xx.Sh.wmmt (fcu_ sh.„.mw,"” 7,;fI "Aibm.tl. b^T) “““r » S>»»l reduction „f Br-ra^'X'' S”U’)' °' X°rih Manin bX^.™ O' “*« A«j xrx x Rr — _ i«lxh.ngTtlXZ,l°'i","'e •' I ~ ' “7'"lx "’"d'U« »«- "«!lare Matthew, About noon Tneadav th*.« lhe day receded K™",1 .^7^, h“ X" I Instruments s■ : "iSa],panned Goods .jr, . —....... »• io”ho knew of the ab^nce of 1 ,TO?k?' "*l»>m>lble „ ’ I^ew \ork Tribune. •Phone 3|. t. .. ’ „ flood. Oellrc™'I,rUOtl’,S a Beech “TV*1 of PUi“weU 1 ' "very I for this ' Ja > — KS~=I sssg,»sw. =SS»B=r _ J'o/'V^'rii. -[Holm- c? 7 Ins we SP1! you strictly fresh ~_________________ ' IjUchwd Murray wd -if. rlrfwdf#. tivunent stated that "'' " pack an campers . : you I OU Will fin “ citp:Xr^x^"?dSaJ , ----------- - first ■ eraiontvilU thin j A i* window which he k‘ „or PUio-euJf III colors. I ,or *r and want order. f^thhg '7 ’tp-T “d we »="fi“your Zr^:'°rdwprf,ly : “ ^,7" ’• Picnic Wn 7 BrraWa7SoTl“e?t±,P'rP™"'1 twarly Op. j SuXV' •f • F 1>. orders )• ,1 * ®' ■ •PHa Urutlig iiihtruduti, «fcj A We line all package an colors, colors, per p. ttage -11 HSSZZ : * Irik ho h«rd that n *to*t ^renienre. . _ SE'Sl CAMPERS SUPPLIES Ar.cht-.and frail>. vi, ted ;. J'4t® wo'»W.huve concluded its in- < raised 'o»5iii5. w Kay w do. u-e do do .. riling laol. Abbott Ut^a, 8c (( J5e ----- -............. ■, ”,‘i ’rifo .pent the;_ ’yareguh... C.tatreuta Hr. Hall-jiguodaV slept with i T. L, Loehr, of Chicmro I > T.Iq)hoM Window Shades, all sizes aod lengths. „ Charles Thomson Brook, and wife , -* .^Ctti^u i Away-.Seem To Be Local I and clean. W Lady can renew the old Wore with Japalac Frightened NlgbtXXo Talent. 75c te 15.00 ot4^Xd^>‘I- Joint, ill s|JM, to break into TRIED Adam had the —“ ' : let bis expreience bo a X™ w.“-! Tilws Portir, i )lfg, tM THEMIS THIS C1TV money, but‘t^ mighty 'Ther 'tOg"' t AH of OANQ which we^bL?XSrt^,!'«? . - *” —•I *’ ---------- QUITEEv1DENTTMatthereisa I 4th •fda-keT"0 A Savings Account 1 i ' f4I hn“meh?»^'Srm„rs.Xrmansho“w --aud trouble. - A ****** £Xuc“’£*" “d"K” Jlrw John Dajk, who Lju •fhliXeu'S’-,^ . CLUBBING RATES 11-Mer, „r the Uxssso .-an .ecur. s?aroJ2 «™h* • WA^^s^AMtTON : t [ J. Uwidw some I * Andrei * ■>o«t ut^il cheaper « Miss Bertha "-wx-t m "s oat directory ,h-: ■ in. Bentley, of Chc. * arrived iu this ciFi- * o«f-™.ble clubbing rate, w1U, thl, to the projitr, Pa>-r for any daily o/weekiy pa,,.. he h We pay 3 per cent on saving and your money is not tied up, it^s deposits on demand. H ls payable ‘ Accounts may be opened with one dollar or more. i j or ■“«grtlnep„bllahedinU1rl-0|1Kl SUU. or Canada aecao b. proeor- “ny "th*r newspaper in thl. section of Michigan. * JEWELRY REPAIRING. Jm'"* ♦ -S^SK r—=: —'rrin ,,0‘ Mr. Bulb, speak, in „ biirbrei I i a few Pr««-ofMi„ Michcrt', -2Jk. * ;; 3x^"7 'Ul '*• " ••• « CHd-ur a <« ! Then n*tunriUir t to- tbe KtrtiocT *"■1 JlbL’rS? I handed ...him ----- —ajpopta j>-*pwT R.'t]L -~T I ~a ? — “W |UJ UM ______ ■! IhlM «» fhe nddrwM ypQ ~ I___ I A X zr—w • 1 0,1’J J.«» ■L ‘2‘,Xher *h<’’r fcvaMU « Ittiio I ij/X v zzzzzzr—-Hr ^^‘K-intu if010 pttrk>T u-hfJe ***** t ► uouse thU tyw-k? Jh a . I joUM-hody to dim** bxlnr,* v.-r i Qeo- Newton, oP«n Evenlnga. , "'“• An,t‘"- fhe assets exceeding a half j"^ 00 ’"d * - ,'"u .?“>> «» -to, to^. _ ____— l~ --------- - ------- ----------------------- jata: -• REMITS E’ p ■xtp.,,,^ ■: 1 M0“u"; —£ X | STYLISH FEET I’ , “important to a woman and it our. ;t“ t‘,pa‘WB°ta bn | puckc! : «u‘ Aunt Emm. Mr. maOIrs. wm. J. Smith.'who I ert^to dlgwt''nhind- J * Hastings National Bank .... m» "awnal bank in »a“ : : co“?l,n’ ®( IS ALL A MATTER OF THE SHOES n“tylte^by heJfh^re made st*lieh or the baro'»eter of her whole drS.ey Fiest among stylish ehoes stands the "QUEEN QUALITY” “ “ smart; It bristles with style. I THE QUALITY a a*. .------------------------------- ~ W. CLARKE & CO __________ - ,, ----------- If , SJ u, --tin. "1 “* of r«™ Iwtrta, imtB tt I, alMt- I x:°.r ! | ets of pork JnIT, fl"' <“«“ rat, I Of dAX^to°S„."> ." ££ "»d fifteen _— a..<3 on one hour.—New 4tou« u .di?' ""‘1 Special SALE : t<oara to to- war, “to tofoo®. are alSTl^TSnf ’”*J ,,m«“‘a » w protect them from ' RM.OSB0IIN.f �WOODLAND. WHY OUR BUSINESS IS INCREASING By giving our Customers good Goodfi. fair Prices and Courteous Treatment. That is the way we are doing Business, and our Business grows. IVe want it to grow more- We want Your Trade There are good reasons why it will pay you to give it to us. You will get personal at­ tention. prompt service and honest values. We don’t aim to do an immense Bus­ iness, but we aim to do an immensely good Business, and we do do it. Anothtr Invoice al Now Hat* just received J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. QR0QERIE5 flNb DRY QOObS BY TELEPHONE I nave planned to promptly de-1 liver orders for a number of miles out of Coats Grove, for' anything yon need from my General Store. Place your orders with me and I will give them my personal at-1 tention. Everything guaranteed to be1 satisfactory. Remember I pay tbe highest' market price for your produce. HENRY RflQLfl COSTS OROVE OENERSL STORE. Good Printing printed. NEB -when you LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT’NS In fact almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colors. Let ue hevejthe next order. BANNER, ’ Hastings, Mich. Mr. Yerty and family are now Our liall team played hall at Thorn­ situated comfortably in the home they apple Lake on July Fourth with a team will occupy the coming-year, first froth Hastings. house north of the store. Ellis Lamb ana family have moved John Shriber is spending Sunday at three miles west of our village to his home. '. . farm where they expect to build a Tbe Brothers night at the grange new house in the near future. vis an enjoyable gathering. There was a feast of good things and all revisit in Grand Rapids. I>ort a good time. Miss Claudia Benvin haa gone to Ohio Dr. H. B. Gammon successfully re­ to make an extended'visit with friends moved a tumor from the right eye of and relatives. P. Roush on Thursday last week. Charles Rowlader and wife have re­ T. Kane and wife are visiting' the turned from a trip to Isalielle County where they have been visiting friends. latter's mother and father Mr. and Mrs. W. Vehorn. Mrs. Christmas of Hastings, has been Mrs. Laura Ushorne is entertaining visiting her brother,' J. N. Covert of her sister Mrs. Harrison. this place for a few days. F. £ Jordan and family have moved into the house lately purchased of Ellis L-unb. CARLTON. COATS GROVE. ASSYRIA. William Jeffery has u brother from Duck Lake visiting him. also a slater. Mrs. Bert Johnson. George Townsend has finished sawing the lumber here at the railroad. Charley Youngs has purchased a sew threshing machine. Tbe L. A. S. will have an Ice cream social at the church Thursday evening. July 18. Mr. Stllson and wife of Kalamazoo come to spend the Fourth with Balnes. Mrs. Mary Townsend visited her daughter, Mrs. Y.arger, in Carlton, test Wednesday. , Fred Barry and wife went to Kalaou the excursion last Thursday to see the big show. v , Mrs/Sknih Hunt of Carlton vfrtted at D. P. Sprague's last Wednesday. Dave Demand Is building an addition to his barn. . A silver medal-'coqtAfst by the little ones will be held at the church July 11. Mrs. Kiley of Detroit Is pending a few days with her [parents. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Barnum. . - . Mr>. Willard Demoijd spent lust week with her parents. Mr> and Mra. Archie Graves, ut Stony Point. Dr. and Mrs. Fay and daughter, Flor- j Ine. are viriting €rivnds ut Three Rlvera and Galesburg. Mr. and Mrs. A. Olmstead of Battle Creek vlrijed-at Dan Olmstead’s Sun­ day. Mrii. J. Tasker and Mrs.’ C. Smith visited their mother. Mrs. E. Tyler. Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Barry are viriting his parents at Coata Grove. Mra. Fred Neale and children of But­ tle Creek are visiting her parents. Mr. und Mrs. C, C. Gage. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Will Luscomb and chil­ drep of Bellevue visited at C. W. Tomp­ kins’ Sunday. Vance Park of Battle Creek visited his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Park, last week. T.' J. Blanck and son of south Battle Creek were in town.Sunday. A very pretty yreddlng took place ift the-home of the bride’s parents. Mr. I und Mrs. Miller of Assyria. Wednesday afternoon. June when Miss Sarah A. Bujwn Miller was united in marriage | I to Peter C. Conklin of the same place. I At B o’clock the wedding -march was played by Miss Cummings. The wed­ ding party cum'e down stairs and out un the front porch.- The ring bearer. Utile Gladys A. Mllier, -and the minister came first, followed by the men and maIJs of honor, who were Mr. Guy Payue and Miss Lucy Butler. Mr. Fred Miller and Miss Catherine Conklin. I They were followed by the bride and | groom. The Rev. Mrs. Garretson otfi-I elated. One hundred und forty guests ' were -present who were seated In the beautiful front yard, where all could see and hear nicely. Among the guests out of the neighborhood were persons from «>hlq. Grund Rapids. Byron Cen­ ter. Hickory Comers, Battle Creek. Bellevue and Lake Odessa. After the congratulations v very idee supper was served. A £oo< time was enjoyed by ail. Many beautiful and useful pres­ ent* *were presented to Mr. und Mrs. Conklin as a token ot the love .ind esteem of their friends. AU wish them | u long and huppy life. , c- ' j State Deputy Thomas Erwin visited W. C. Savacool of local order of gleaners at thrir spent Thursday with their I meeting Thursday evening. The ball game at Hastings on Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Meaitl of Kalamazoo day resfited in a score of 5 to 14 in daughter in Freeport. Mr. and Mrs, £ £ Gorham urd en­ •spent Saturday sfnd punday with her favor of the Hastings team. Our parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Me**boys say they were not in it but will tertaining their grand daughter of take revenge next time. Podnnk. Mrs. John Fuller wag taken very sick 1 Miss Bird Hale has been spending- a Mr. and Mra. W. G. Savacool and last Saturday. Dr. Rasrell of Hastings few days with her sister in Hastings. son Fred, Mr. and Mra. Ward Willson, was sent. for. Ermont Bates and daughter. Maud Mr. and Mra. M. L. Sisson and Miss | Robert Lemon and wife of Hastings v SKTter. Mr. ud te spent Sunday at Thotnapple Lake-and 1 came to wnd spend tbe the k„ " urth ,hh h„ Smoool *P«>t Sunday with Dwlgbt | Mr .nd MrJ Hrlmrr. Hastings, returning on Monday. Barnum and wife <d Co.t. Omre c o hai, , The frequent showers of late are Mrs. H. M. Humphery visited M rs. i V|Mu him a few day*. He I* a student greatly ajtpreciated by our farmers. L. A. McIntyre of Townline Sun­ of u university in the state of Missouri. We learn that F. B. Niins of Lansing He preached nt thi* ; church Sunday day. has sold out his elevator ana that he • ' The Mrs. J. D. and Anderw Town- 'evening. | will return to his former home, Lake* Garry Crook and wifi- of Hustinss at­ •end of Coats Grove called on the fatOdessa. teris sister Mra. £ W. Savacool Mon­ tended church here Sunday and spent Roy’ Jarvis has obtained a position the afternoon with J. W. Ehret and day. in an automobile factory in Kalama­ fnntllj*. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Savacool' of zoo. HIGH STREET. Hastings spent Wednesday with their EAST CARLTON. Frank Hynes and wife have finally Horn—To Mr. and Mrs. William Rule. son Edd. ► located un the farm of David Landis Th-- sound <>f the mowing machine is .June an right-pound daughter. Mrs. Nettie Raymond is Sewing [for jI heard in every direction and the air lx two miles south of Woodbind. Bert Merrifield of Hastings was seen Mra. A. Bamum of Coats Grove, i i per fumed with the scent-<>f ^.‘w-mowit Wc are glad to learn that our old hu>u new double harness and hay tedder. friend, Ota Yertie, who has been Grandma Raymond was able to ride HOLMES CHURCH. Mrs. Alva Keeber’s sister and fajnlly teaching ati Hickory Corners for the . to*iee her daughter, Mra. John Wickof Chicago are visiting her. past two years, has secured the school Mrs. Sarah Durkee and daughter) hain. laMt 'rhur5dtty. MIm Ethel Johnson and MIm Gra'r.at Curlton Center for the ensuing Maud spent Sunday with John Donley Wll]lam ButO|Ph’s little girl. Francis, year. . | of Freeport. ■ : mrayed away Inst week . Wednesday Chamberlain of Shulu started for Big Rapid* last- Monday to attend th»- sum­ Our highway commissioner seems to Mr. and Mra. R. B. Murdock attend- and gut lost and gave the family a had ; Her grandfather came along j mer scitnol. be very busy putting, in cement arch ed the funeral of Tressie Tolles nt Lake j scare. ■ John Bush Is drawing, materia) to mid joined in the hunt and found her | culverts. He has made a thorough Odessa Sunday. . one-hqlf mile back on the farm In a • build a ih-w henhouseinvestigation and thinks they are the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Radford and Miss Amy Johnson of Orangeville swamp. It was a great relief to them kind to build. family of Hastings are tbe guests j of all. as they expected to And her dead, spent Sunday at home. Dor Mead has gone io Kalamazoo to the latter’s jiarents Mr. tmd-Mrs. J. V. as she is afflicted with fits caused by Mason Hathaway and wife of Hast­ take a six weeks course at the Kalama­ Wickham this week. ' i spina! meningitis. ings were thf guests bf his brother zoo Normal. Mr. and Mrs. Cheney of Lake Odessa Everything in the crop Un<- 1* looking E. A. -Farris had a bad spell one spent a part of last week with their fine since the ruin of Friday uight und Hugh Johnson.has a new hay fork. night last week and it was neccessary daughter, Mrs. R. B. Murdock. I ’ Saturday morning. We expect the hay will fly now. for two or ttree to sit np with him Mrs. Clarence Radford and family Mrs. H. Barnum is spending the week MlJulia Phllley I. spending a few during the Bight. s with her brother Webster Rogers and visited her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. days at home. Wickham. Sunday. . Georg* Treece and family have mo­ family at Gun Luke. William Anders and wife of Brush Fred Butolph visited his father uhd Ridge were the guests of the latter’s ved into their new house on- South Mrs. Mary J. Bates of Woodland is Main Street where they ex]iecf to make visiting her sister Mrs. S. Oversmith. family oVer Sunday. parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Johnson. Mrs. Ed. Savacool visited her mother. Sunday. their future ihome. Henry Treece will •. ' Mr. and Mrs. Edd Lee. Mr.and Mrs. Mrs. W. M. Cole.-Sunday. use the almndoned house for a paint Byron Ming*s of Hastings was seen Wm. Lee. and Mr. and Mra. Elmer Mrs. Graves’ mother Is very low at shop. Rising spent Sunday with Walter Bar­ this writing. A large numiier of parties from num’s people. Henry Craven .of Shultz is azslntlug . Mrs. Stillwell has gone south uf Hast­ Andrew Myers with his haying. • Lansing came to our village last Fri­ Douglas Baij^y of Battle Creek is the ings to care for Judge Mack’s father. Miss Maude Robinson is spending u day, having been sent here for the guest of X. J. Hunt’s jieople for a few few ’day* with her cousin. Miss Fay purpose of cleaning out sugar beets. weeks. Still of Hastings. ' NORTH CARLTON. Ernest Densmore is getting ready to Mrs. £ Badgley of Portland is t|ie D. Moore and sons Arthur and Ona John Freeland has been quite rick the erect a new bam on his farm north of guest of her cousin Edd Parmelee and have been busy getting up hay on H. past few days with kidney trouble. onr village. He has the wall com­ family. ‘ Hall s farm. Mrs. *Elnor Glasgow, of Bonne, and j pleted and A. T. Coojier will soon ' . C. Phllley hurt his right side quite Mra Nellie Thomas and daughter Mrs. Horace Ludlow of Dorr, visited | commence the carpenter work. severely one day last week while culti­ Jeanette of Hastings were the guests with Mr. .and Mrs. John Freeland the Frank Holly is home from Kalama­ vating, but is better at thia writing. of L.N. Durkee's people a few days last past week. zoo, for a few days visit with his Andrew Myers and wife spent Sunday Daniel Esterbrook will spend the parents in our village. . with the latter’s parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Fourth with his son Clarence near ‘ Craven of Shultz. Van Simmons is riritimthis son Roy Ionia. EA8T WOODLAND. in Man ton. Mich, this week. Mr. and Mre. Ed Bronson were guests Mrs. Philo Hitt will entertain the IL MORGAN. John Landis made a short visit in of John Wolfs people Sunday. A. S. on Thursday. Kent City last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Rogers were at Mr. Wm. Rltzmnn .and family were, Rev. C. ik Jaf-viB and wife a tended Willard Jordan lost a good cow last church ax South Castleton on Suuday thrir farm Sunday visiting with thrir the latter part of laat week, called to son Sanford and family, as they have Ohio to attend the funeral of Mr. RltxFriday. mornlng. just returned from the west.. mun’s mother. Next Friday evening there will lx? a Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kilpatrick vtslteti Mr. and Mrs. John Gon! of Grund Mr*. Ella Comfort of Hudson. Mich., silver medal contest at the Holmes friends near Woodbury <jn Sunday. Rapids are making a short visit with spent a few days, Including the Fourth, Church. Albert Beardsley returned from .Char­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ickes. visiting her parents at Thomapple. Thirty tickets were sold at Woodland lotte, where he has been working, on Bert Fancher, accompanied by Con­ Mra. Lynn Hooker of Camp'bell and for tbe Barnum & Bailey show at Saturday. Andrew Allerdlng were united In mar­ rad Main, went to Battle Creek lust Robert Barry and daughter, Mrs. Fred riage nt the M. E. parsonage’ Wednes­ Saturday. May 1. with a load of butter Kalamazoo. ” Ernest Densmore is building a new Turner of Sunfield, were guests of Mr. day evening. Rev. M. W. Duffey offici­ and Mrs. Albert Barry on Sunday. ating. Miss Nina Lathrop carried the mall bam on his place. MIm Biri Tasker, Who has been visit-. on Lester Webb’s route last Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Riser of Cincinnati ing friends in East Woodland, returned Saturday. . t NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Ohio are visiting; relatives in this to her home In Assyria on Sunday. Lester Webb attended the F. M. vicinity this week. Hurrah for the Fourth! But most of The Misses Dorah and Norah Mohler campmeeting ut Clarksville lust Fri­ the farmer* «>f thia vicinity say “ Hur ­ Tbe rains in this part of the country have gone to Big Rapids to attend the day. Saturday and Sunday. He reports rah for the hay field!** are doing a great deal of damage to summer school at the Ferris Institute. a good attendance and.1 a good time. Mr. and Mr*. George Benedict of wheat and hay. Mrs. J. Fast of Sparta, Mich., Is In Miss Jemima Morgan entertained Hastings visited relative* In thin vicin­ Quite a number from this vicinity East Woodland, called here by the aeri- ity over Sunday. . company from Battle Creek Monday and Tuesday. attended the funeral of Tressie Tolle. ous Illness of her sister, Mrs. J. Mrs. George Marble and children of Schantz. in Lake Odessa last Sunday. Great efforts have been put forth by Mr. Mra. Haines, from near Shultz, who Northeast Rutland vIBIted many people In different places to Craig's ’ one day last week. has been helping Mrs. Aldredge the past draw crowds, th? main object being to CARLTON CENTER. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox and Mr. draw money out of these crowds; but week, returned to her home Friday. 1 Uncle JesM Allerding while pushing Mark Bullis visited his mother at and Mrs. Earf Wilcox went to Gun lake the present nutlook is surely discour­ Sunday. aging to (hose that have gone to quits back a sliding door preparatory to put­ Charles Rice's last week. George Milka la buffering with a frac- an outlay of money and time. ting in hay last Friday morriug wat Ethel RoblnAni Is visiting relatives in tured?kn»e. Dr. Furgaiwm I* attending We understand that two new steam hit by the door falling upon him: sev­ Battle Creek the past week. him. launches were put on Thomapplc lake erely bruised about the back and hips Most everybody attended the dance Monday. July 3. Mr. Mill* haa started hl* meat wagon and injured internally. He is im­ at Jack Woodmansee’s new barn laat pgnln. . ------ IMVIWL-------proving slowly. Friday night. All report a good time, Ray Kirchner hn« purchased a new Almon Olds and son Dewey of Battle over 00 numbers being sold. Utile Vera Chambers, from the Rap­ harness aud buggy to go with that William Herringtor. Mr. Christie. Ids. is spending her vacation with her Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bepreaster, with .thrir. families, colt. Now, girl", who la going to be the grandparents and other friends. H. B. Gammon. larky one? > spent Sunday at Clear lake. " Mrs. Fredrick and family, from Grand Mrs. H. B. Gammon who has been Ed Cassidy Is suffering from the • f• Diptberia relieved in twenty minu­ Rapids, have come to spend the.Fourth very ill for the past two week^is but fects of running a pitchfork In ills tes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas' with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ slightly better. ankle. ‘ . Electric OIL At any drug .store. nedy. . The West Woodland team failed to E. E. Warner and wife from Irving* A few families are going to celebrate Hulhalland sells Pure, Fresh, Clean put in’appearanceon Saturday; another attended the dance Friday night. at Gun lake and some nt Irving. Drugg, gtunc twice scheduled was called off. “Ttarmere are ao busy with their hay Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth are board­ The boys spent the afternoon practic­ ing nt Jessie Warner’s until their fur­ that they can’t take time to spend the ing and hope the next game scheduled niture comes, when thejl will g-» to Fourth. will surely take"place. housekeeping in Charles Mack’s house. Will Kidder last a horse last week. roirnnoNn^iAR “SANITARY BREAD’’ The BREAD of QUALITY. As is proved by it’s ever increasing aale. Made in a perfectly sanitary bake shop, the bread tliat is wrapped in waxed paper. “HOME-MADE BREAD” is deaired by a great many, especially the kind we make. One trial will convince. Our candy and ice cream are of the best quality. A visit will satisfy. Our pies are on the light flakey order. “Ortjliitm nt Wot. lai VESTER & CARTER Aim Straight For Us Wim pu tul GOOD FURNITURE. CARPETS PIANOS III ORGANS YOU CAM DEPEND UPON. We have now a goodly stock and your kind is heri­ tor we have all kinds, ELEGANT QUARTERED nd POLISHED OAK BEDROOM SUITS. SIDEBOARDS. BOOKCASES. DINING TABLES, llw PLAIN OAK, ASH ad ELM. This is the kind of weather whpn you want window awnings and porch curtains. We have just' »vhat you want. We keep busy these hot days by giving our customers cool prices. Nothing to make you sweat here. Undertaking. Pianos and Organs. We are now booking orders for our summer delivery of , HARD COAL May we have yours? Both egg and nut sizes at $7.25 per ton delivered. PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE HANDLE ORLY THE BEST t- ■’ .... .. ■ in.su ---- --- —..... ==U— ROWLADER BROS & REISER, Warehouse opposite CZ K. & S. depot. Phone 57. GASOLINE STOVES OIL STOVES LAMP STOVES A FULL LINE Welssert Bros Tomlinson Lumber Co. In tbe town of Grand Rapids not’far away They are havlug Small pox so they say, And the rood people who dread night and day, The flood and disease want to move away. ’ So Uwj cam. ll> Hutlug, ud looked lb. town otw And thought that they would just be in clover. They annexed their village and platted It ont, And to build their homes they all went about, Back to Grand Rapids they started to send, And for care of lumber their money to spend, ’Till one day they chanced on tbe railroad to see The yard of ‘’Tomlinson Lumber Company” So they walked right In and Inspected our atore, And found all they needed right down to the floor, And tbe cars from Grand Rapids will be shipped no more, for our lumber was right, all right and much more. From tbe cement blocks that form the wall, To the last red brick op the chimney so tall, There was not one thing for which they could call. But what we had it, we had It all. And as for the prioe, why itaurely was right, It made them glad with all their might, To think that they ever bought elsewhere, was pain. Whmx they found on one car load what they could gain. �HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 5, 1905. CUTICURA that Soap, Ointment and Pills the World’s Greatest Skin Cures. lake. t r. I CITY - tERY. ♦ PRICE THE SET $1 Complete Treatment for Every Humour, from Pimples to Scrofula. The agonizing itching and burning of the skin, as in eczema ; the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair and crusting of the scalp, as iu •called head ; the facial disfigurement, as in pimples and ringworm; the awful suffering of infaqts atai tbe anxiety of worn-out parents, as in milk crust, tetter, and salt rbemn, all demand a remedy of almaat super­ -human virtues to successfully cope ■with them. That Cuticuru Soap. Ointiment, and Pills are such stawte proven beyond all doubt. Mo statement is imadc regarding them that is not justi­ fied bytne strongest evidence. The [puritv and sweetness, the power to afford immediate njlief, the certainty of speedy and«permiuient cure, the ab­ solute safety and great economy, have tuade them the standard skin cures and humour remedies oi the civilized world. The grandest testimonial; that can be offered the Cuticura remedies is their world-wide sale, due to the per­ sonal recommendations of those who have used them. From a small begin­ ning in the simplest form, against prejudice and opposition, against monied hosts, countless rivals, and trade iudifferegoe, Cuticura remedies have become the greatest curatives of theiritimc, and, in fact, of all time, for nowhere in the history of medicine is to be found another approaching theul in popularity and sale. In every dime and with every people they have met, mA’Ji the same reception. The confines of th/ earth are the only limits to their growth. They have conquered the world. lore, dow you nera 1MM* U»4uu. la Fall; BaM>w. Swm. Carp., ifoi. ] ' OKDKK FOB PGHLICATIOX. >U»te ot Micbigaik Tbr Probwtc t <sirt for the tmuiflot Ka»r.v. • At »<«•-,ton uf viiJ Cxxirt. held at the Proimti* • >C!> Ln the city u< Hx»tmz* In *a!4 Count; ou the day o! June A. I>. tw». 1'twM. Hoti, t Im*. >1. Mack .tndev of Prolwtr. In tl»* Matter of tins Estate <4 iuiclbdi* Squire* a Mentally th<-o:u|e tent !>r*ot.. C. K.JiiekMt*Ing filed in •‘•Id court hl' petition, praylujt lw* niMy l>e llo-nnkl to sen the real estate M **ld l Down pet.-nt nt private >t»te. It s tfrilcred, That the stst any of July A. 1>. tw. at ten o'cloe?. in the foteuoou. at saM pro­ bate or.:ce. lie and !« hereby npfxrluted for hear­ ing *a!d netULw. ■ It 1* Further Ordered. That public notice thereof In? riven by puhlicwtlcn of a cup, ot thl* order, for thre*? MwCVMfrw week* previous to *oiM day of hearlDK. tn tl>>* Hastingi Banner • orw'Mnner piltitcd :<ud circulated iu Mid county E-iaHb-x Chas. M. Ma.-h Uegl«ter<>( Probate, : Judge of Frobnte. fA ua- copy.| ST PROBATE OltOEK, tJtaie <rf Mlchlun. Couniy at Barry, m. At a M-sdon of s*!4 ourt. tor tbe Coufity of Harty, holdeu at tbe Prolmtr ofiicr. kt tin* city ot Ha-itDit. Iu Mtliicouuty on Saturday, the jutti day uf Jutte tn She year one xbotF k.-uitf nine kttadrrd and five. Pmeat. CltM. M. Mack. Judze ot Probate. Ln th«- matter of Ittc otate of Alden Farntit'i. I ftravd. <»n rr-atluz aud Sliag thf petition, duly vertied, of Hflro M. Farnutu. widow of -»a1d de­ ceased. praying tUsLailmlrri^tration of aald r*snny t* panted toAVUlard S. Nye. or to some other mtItalite psraon. Thereupon it I* orders, that Friday, the 2Sttid»yo( July A. !>.. UBS at to o'clock IS Che forenoon, be aligned tor the hearing al said (x-tltlon anil that the helm at law of *al< dreeu—1 and all other person* interfaced la <ald e«atrjin- rr-jnired to appear at a wmIoo cf Ndd ctMirl. Uwtr to be holden at tbe probat* oVr.<v. Iu the (Tty of Ha*Uugk, In «*ld county and •.how eause It any three Im?, why the prayer of th- petitioner ntay not tv sraated. Audttu furtiirt otdeml. that ->aid prtlCIboer give noUce to tbe tfrsoa* Int-v-ued iu wild v-tate of tha pendepey ot add petition and the hearing I he roof by cai;<dng a cupj ot *Chl» order to te- published tn the HartiNtir Baxxeb. • ne«-pa;-er printed and rirculated In said comity of Barry once in each:week foT tbreesiMJwceMiVe week* pv-Uous to Mid day of heartaiELLA C. Chm. M.- Mai k. 1'robatv Kflicl-tcr. Judge ot.Probate. TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS It is uur aim th have the BANNER reach every Harry county subscriber on Thursday! Iu order to do this, we must co to press not later than 8..’<0 Wedfi^dny afternoon We ask our correspondents to please mail their favors as early Monday as pos­ sible thus iueurkig the publication of their letters. Much local.news comes in Tuesday and Wednesday and to Dandle all this and ten col nmus of correspondence and get out the paper at the above time crowds us a good deal, at best, and’we can­ not be certain uf printing all our correspondence every week, as we desire to do without fail, unless we get your letters Tuesday xioou at the very latest. ib SUMMER SESSION. Gutchess College . " ~ - (Mrinopolltsn) ■ — DETROIT, MICH. £ EDtr- any tlnw. No vacaUons. Good twirl Lt guaranteed. Voder new ni;>Dax<iwcnt. Correq>oud<nice solicited. Addres-* HtmW Building. OrUwold and Grand Rkcr Av*. DETROIT. MICH. KAimiMHO^TAR 15.1 WOMAN’S WORLD MISS HELEN A. KNOWLTON. One of tbe most remarkable young women In Maine Is Miss Helen A. Knowlton of Rockland, who was born iu thnt city on April 1, 1874. and who has tbe distinction of tjelng tbe only fe­ male lawyer in tbe state, Admitted to the Knox county bar in 1800 after spe­ cial legislation bad granted that,privi­ lege to her ocx, she bad acquitted her­ self R-ell in'tbe practice of law. Miss Knowlton is not a woman iuf- frngtet She Ims selected a profeMloti which la i*erbape closer than any other MISS BR1.EN A. KJfOULTv’N. to politics, but she has very firm Ideas as to the part women should ploy In affairs of state. “If men cannot properly govern the people, wtint can they do?" (the asks. •’There te other work which cannot be perfunned By- men that women must do." Thus fur tn the practice of law Mbu» Knowlton has shown that she te not an attorney !q name only. It had been her intentkin when admitted to tlerote her­ self principally to probate matters, but her sphere soon broadened Into general court practice.'" Miss Knowlton has nn aversion to criminal cases, although <sbe woujd not shrink from fulfilling. the obligations lmpo*od upon her when she took the oath of a lawyer. “I wvokr n<»€. undertake to defend a crimbiaI knowing litm-fo be guilty," she said. “K I ivere not positive of the guilt I 'should consider it my duty to defend tbe client to the best of my» ability • : Miss Knowlton occupies a high posi­ tion In social circles and te acexiatad one of the most brilliant members of the leading woman’s club in Rockland. —Boston Globe. ’ Many a good roost is sacrificed and many a nutritive and palatable steak is wasted from want of skill in its preparation. A variety of nke dishes-may be made from wry ordinary materials with a Uttle Ingenuity and no great expendi­ ture, which may vary most agreeably the menu for tbe week. It la very necessary to proportton the quantity of water to tbe amount of meat In soup making. A scant quart of water to a pound* of maat is a good rule, and for a rish soup still kns wa­ ter may be used. If possible, soup bIwtuM be prepared entirely from fresh lean meat, or If a leftover from a roast la used a good eizvxl piece of raw xnetit should bo used with Lt ’ Cokl ham La somettmes used for white *nipe. Long, slow and steady twlltng is a Dccesalty, an! it should be so regu­ lated that tbe soup pot wifi not re­ quire repictaohtnjs. |Lf addltiounl water is added see that tt is boiling hot or the soup wtJl be spoiled. Remember, if moat b> boCed too fast it toughens 1 and will not exude its juice. Did you ever try the little mental science trick of walking along with an Imaginary star upon your cheM and an Imaginary bosket of eggs upon your bead ? 1 know of no better way to ac­ quire perfect pore than this. Simjily fancy that the star uj>on tbe crater uf your chest is a real, sctotU toting thing, und you will find yourself carrying your sboukfc-rs like a military man bent upon, exhibiting his gold tmtZnns. They say that a desire to disptay bls gold buttons, after all. has more to do with the West Point cadet's perfect carriage than any other one thing. When you are about to. art down re­ member (hat you still carry that bas­ ket of eggs upon.your bead, ami you will find yooroelf .sinking gently ami gracefully tnto your chair instead of just bnnrhtnp ft»to it The «CXD» little ■bft of mental science will work wodden In tbe mutter ot ellmMng etetat Odc t wtet or bend <«wr or do any of tbe other tfldeous things ’.vomen usually do m>ou a flight of atatre—«^th a basket of eggs upon- her bead. culture which has •late. good housekeeper takes par­ donable pride in her neatly arranged kitchen. storeroom and Gantries. For anxieties ox me tiny; everytmug wmen can possibly cause mental wear and fear or deprive you of rest. CARE FOR YOUR GLOVES. To air a room quickly open th ’ win­ dow at the top and open the door, swinging the latter back and. forth rapidly for several minutes. “Do you realize that a little tbuugfatfulness will keep your gloves fresh just twice as long?" If you find a stain on your new glove Cheesecloth, hemmed, makes excel­ clean It Just as soon as you can. Do such, Ifttwled jars or glass cans ana lent pantry cloths for glassware and not let It dry In and become a perma­ wide mouthed botthw whose contents fine china. nent disfigurement Dip a toothbrush are easily noted have almost entire^ In gasoline and rut> the glove until supplanted tbe old time paper bags Of-all housewives Id Europe probably clean, drying afterward on a bath tow­ and boxes whose contents have such tbe Jknnnu la tbe hardest worked, and el or piece of fianneL an unfortunate habit of sifting out at of (Qi European mothers' tbe German A white glove should never be worn inopportune times or else <lefying pnutlci-s most completely the art of identification until much valuable time swalblng and padding her baby and of more thnn once without ck-nnlng. It it te cleaned promptly after each wear­ has l*een wasted. New comes a new p>uttteg tt on tbe shelf. The German contrivance made In three different baby!Is swaddled Im a long, narrow ing tt can be used indefinitely, as the sites of heavy glass.'with cone sha|>ed plllo*-, /which .is hiade to mret com-' spots do not become set. Gloves can be save*] In many little tops und sliding valves, so that food, pletrty round him. being tucked up such as coffee, salt. Indian meal, tapio­ t-ver his fret and turned under bis sol- ways and their term Of usefulness pro­ ca, etc., cun iw drawn off the same as emu ctiln. Three bands of gay blue longed. Tbe handle of a cha telaine bag water from u fau<?et when the jar b< in­ ribbons are then pnssed round tbe will wear n glove white, so It should verted. Wall or shelf bracken* come -whole bundle and -tied In large, florid be carried on the wrist, und the,tidy with the jars so that the boldurs may tows olKiot where hls'cbest. his waist girl uan bur handkerchief to save her gloves, particularly when boarding a be attached to tin- woodwork in the and his ankles may be supposed to be. car. carrying an umbrella or drinking kitchen or fastenoil uiuhr the slu'lves In this guise he can t>e deposited as in the pantry. .They are put up invert­ an ornament either on the sum;Kuous u gkiss of soda water or chocolate at a ed. so that all tbe lxxu»ekrr|H*r has to best bed or on tbe kitchen dresser or drugstore. do U to hold the sugar howl or 'meas­ Lu large cities dyers will cirun gloves on tbe drawing room table. How fond uring cup under, turn-the kuob and tbe in twenty-four hours for ID rents a tbe Germans are'of this preset: tment of food runs out pair, s<i there' hi no excuse (of solle.! baby may be guewd from the fact gloves. that it figures largely In their picture The tidy girl always washes her own books, among their dolls and even In Cut\|he sterna from a bulf pduud.uf silk uu<l lace gloves In summer and tbe bakers* shops at Easter time, made mushrooms and pot them aside to ure takes particular pride tn her washable of dough and covered with sugar, to be in a stew tor soup. Waali. the mush­ white kids. These giovea are both devoured by greedily live babtafl.— rooms, after stemming ttn-in. In cukl pnu-tlcal and ecouomk-jil and may be SCrntul Magazine. water to free them from dust, strip tin* worn for n considerable length of tiuie skin from them, cut them Lu quarters with careful handling iu tls-lr launder-' The I »<-umf«>rti»hl« Collar. and lay them to an earthen buklng ing. They should be wa*<l*e<l on the “I dgn’t know what Is the matter hands .tn tepid water and afterward dish. When all the inuaiiroonM are in pour over them enough rich cream to wtth these coltars." said Smartboy to riqsed 1? several clear tepid waters just come up to their lerel. put Id n the salesman. “They seemed all right while still on the hand. Do not pass few pats of butter, seiisen wil with when I bought them yesterday. But I- the tump through the hands, but al­ salt and.freshly ground mack pepper, had to -use u button book to connect ways use the sudded water. A drop or cover tb«- whole with fine bread­ them with my collar.button this morn­ two of ammonia in the second ami last crumbs, then sift over the top a little ing. They fit as though they were in­ rinsing waters will prevent tbe gloves grated ParuMtean cbeetULj Stand the tended for my little brother.” from becoming jreliow. .These washa­ dish in rather % quick ov*«i nnd let the ble gloves should >l>e allowed to drj' on mushrooms bake till a rice brown over tar.” replied the salesman, “and you the hands. • If removed while only the surface. Then serve as an ac­ seem to have chosen the wrong way. partly dry they will stretch out of I noticed It when you were here yester ­ companiment to broiled chicken or just aha!■•.—Boston Traveler. day, but It wna not. up to me to tell ns aji entree for dinner. you. I've been jumped on for volan­ ts-ring thnt Information more than Pawnbrokers In t'blDit are the bank­ Be very careful aboul the range. once. Mo^t men think It does not make ers of the i»-opk- and coukl not be dis­ Many burns are entirely mueces»uirj-. any difference whether you button tbe pens'd wtth. The pour Chinaman, me Make u practice uf work ig iu much right side or the left of a collar first. like the- poor European, doos xxit wear mr you can in u pair of uldl gloves when It make* all tho difference tn the his winter clothes until they are fit on­ you are at the stove Let the gloves work! In tbe comfort and Mt of the ly to be discarded. Wlfen the Chinese be met by a plTlr uf wnshhble over .collor, no matter what shape tt la. officials order that summer clothing sleeves, so that there te |k> Itare nrm Undo that collar you are wvifflng. but­ shall be donned, the |»oor Chinaman or band to be spattered l*j| frying bird. ton the right side first, and you'll be pawns his winter's suit, him! with the pro^eotls, supph-mented by n little cash, Don’t l»e ntwentiniDdwl eftougli to lift he redeems his |>revlous summer gnrt> a hot pan without a cloth in your hand. or buys now attire. I’swnbroklng. Don't huddle things In s clumsy or -Tbe English servants, whether they writes Mr. Cunningham tn tbe Chinese hurriixl manner and thus Invite burns. The same should be lottH* in mtad prove letter when engaged, -are certain­ Soldier, Is to the resficetable China­ when you are handling a fcnife. A lit­ ly franker than American servants tn man of limited means h weekly round. tle deftness, a little calmiies*. and you declaring'their weaknesses tn adver­ avoid the cut that flurry 1 would have tising for employment The columns When it is necessary to relieve one's of n Iiondoa paper dlsckwe their amia­ caused: i. ble candldm-xs. In tho first advertise­ thirst abroad, if the cup be tilled quite ment tbe applicant confesses to “drink full and placed to the mouth tn such A face :cretuu at nlgbu amr^a .••oft a temptation, but not an inebriate;" the a way that the rim will b»- about hart bathing every day In water tuude Mat pleads as her recomnw-ndatkHi an inch below the under Up. JO can xnllky with tincture of lietroin will im­ that she is "fnttbful. but plain of drink from tile surface'of the water. prove the worst complex'uns. Benzoin speecha third rvqnlrvs a place where In this way no part of tbe wwl, to te/ute to draw the moutiw of those • “manual work is light." but does not which some particles of iwisonous mat­ ..wretched llttfc jores together luxi is say of wh^t IntelkTtTxnl work she Is ter may still l*> clinging, will touch tbe altogether harmless. Hundreds of wo­ caxwible, while a fourth Is de«cril»od as delicate skin of tbe lip. It Is hardly men use jitet these simple remedies pa­ a “dishonest girl of seventeen." Should necessary to add that tbe water which tiently, habltuallycaud are perfectly i the mistress be too hypercritical to en­ adheres to tbe mouth and below tbe satisfied with tl«* result If you’an* nd . gage tany of the above attractive serv- lips should be removed by a bandkurdieted to warm water use the Itenzoto ' ants "he has still another opportunity— chief and not by the tongue. fare trntb warm, but a colit dash after ‘ p^dppR "she will b«« willing to train will “give ‘the v usual’ morning ' - fare * *bath “ — *“* fW domestic service a rough coster Concerning tbe nbooctag of a candle Cplor and brightness to tbeskln. ftrkdes Irons'of-redeeming character." through n board a correspondent writes: "We selected a weather ben ten To clean much soiled bauds do not go The question of th- lighting o< .Loo- pine fetMv board as a target anti loadwo ™ “y P“ '101 to work roughly with brush and soda don was settle*! ™ Jn simple, fashion u> to . b, <m orttemr water, but loosen tbe dtrti by robbing ms. n.- common council -n-pmlrf. W??-. ‘W'u>’the bands well with sweet oil or even ■mnoUo.1 an.1 mode ~ld all th.- toramr •TV,,, on w.l rrttelrfno ■ lard or! dripping. Then wipe off the acts concerning the lighting of Lon­ The candle'passed throuxiu making a grease as much as possible with n idcce don" > as n preliminary measure and ekar cut bole, u ml buried Itself in tbe of soft paper or old rag and wash tl>o tl»en proceeded to enact that "ail house­ sand l»ack of the tnrgut. The candla, bands with warm water and soap. keepers wtxwe house, door or gateway while somewhat torn, was.,still far They will soon be clean when treated fronts or Has next to any street, lane firm: shapeless." thu9 and without damaging the Akin. or public passage or place of the said FoY varnish stains use methylated spir­ city shall In 6very 'dark night—that to. Jack Ford—Did you see that girl cut it before applying eoap and water. every night between ■ the strand night roc then? Frank Wllcvm—I noticed she after each full moon and tbe seventh I didn't bow Jack Ford—And yet I night after each full moon—set or hnng Covering boxes with chintz und out one or more lights with sufficient saved her life! Frank Wllcox-*How? French -rottotis te the fancy work of cotton wicks thnt shall continue to burn : Jack Ford—We were engaged, and the day. Tto- smooth surfn-vd box te from 0 o'clock at night till 11 o'clock finally she said she'd rather die than liought frxAn tbe factory and covered of the same night -wi penalty of a marry me. so I kt her off. With stitches and glue. Some people rtiil‘tng“ prefer starch [xaste to any other nuxh“Yes." said the first burghtr dtogust' Od- The dalsgL- vronuin has anywhere odly, *T cracked a lawyer’s Imkisc tbe from two tofflrelvv ot'these to her liv­ Judging from th*' following story other night nnd tho lawyer wus there ing room. They bold everything—veils, xrtikh Arthur J. Smythe tells in hte wtth a gun all ready fur mu. Ho odgloves, ribbons, visiting cards, invita­ hiograptu of WUttom Tvrrtas, it Is cvl'' 1 mt* ter git out”, tions, amateur photographs and mani­ dent that the practice of betting on , rYv ,.’<>u got off easy." repDcd the other. cure implements. bom? races was niDoag tbe great dte- 1 "Not much I didn’t! He charged ma likes of the popuhir actor. g25 fur the advice."—Catholic Btaoctosd When rury ooo imkvd him what bora? and Times. Nothlag .is own- essential ou the bo-u-HN-guft tg to buck lie woukl say: toilet tdblc than a good toilet vinegar, Tm going to back a llttk? Ally I’ve and an (excellent one of violet consists Snow, even In tbe tropics, ne* ermeSte, erften bBcluxl before. I've never wun •f two ouncre of extract exf cassia, tmytlihig ou tt; yet, stnuim? to say, I've but remains continuously oh tho yvur seven -eighths uf on ounce uf Deroll i»lround above tbe height of ItkOOO feet. newrk«<t a penny." garade, one and a half ounces tincture "Oti, whatever home is Chat?" might Id colder dimes tho snow th» is cnodb •f onto root and one and three-eighths lower than this. hare tara the inquiry. ounces triple essence of rose and ooe“A little filly caDed Common Sense, half pint of white wine vinegar. There will be udstakef Id dh-fedty ridden try Tommy Let It Atone," wus adxlle mtai preach and error Ln governTetoth.- invariable auswen—London “ ’ I do not think the state of matrimony te held in such high esteem gs It wus. Women are making .themselves too cheap. TbeywIU go anywbep'with their male acquaintances, and. ns a rule, girls who associate intimately with a variety of men do not become the wives of any of those men.—Helen Mathers In Lamp. A clever woman has discovered a new use for tbe decorative Japanese lanterns. and her friends ara following >>« exemple. She me. them tor tan® shades. simply hanging them over a wire extender that keeps them from touching tbe chimney. Don't speak with all the muscles of tbe face. It Is very charming and cap­ tivating to be deeply, deadly In ear­ nest. but facial grimaces form creases which In time become wrinkles. Form a habit of throwing off l>efore going to bed at night all tbe cares and Fur is a threadlike fiber which grows Even with tbe beat undemtandinff ot out of the pores of tbe skins of animals. •' subject now pooslbte. there is dsnIt grows In length from tbe root and j orlginatlag anything that puts not from the top. as with regetable j a hypnotized parson ander his own productions. The lower portion merely control—to other words, that ort|Etaats« lengthens out, and the top projects for- ! automat>m. writes Dr. M. A Veedsr ward, consequently If once cut it will Ln tbe Medical Record. So long — — M always remain blunt It te tubular and tbe subject te under the control of tbv filled with oil, which gives to the fiber typuoazer absolutely there is not Its color. In addition to the oil it con­ much danger, but let him go out under tains mineral matter, among which are his own coutroi—and he runs without a sulphur and iron. A clooe examination balance wheel In thte way auto sur of the fiber will, to a oertaln extent gestioa. wblcb fortunately te more dif­ show the wctlen of tbe country the an­ ficult and excvptioTuil may originate imal inhabits. The short and ertep, with an oval or angular crow rtectluu. Indicates tropical growth; the long and soft with circular croon section, a Insanity confined to inrtttutiooa that. tt northern climate. The fibers from dif­ ferent parts of tbe oame animal have this type a different structure and value, that which to taken from the iuurk of a land A gahWBtvd wire ctothwillne betanimal being tbe finest while tbe re— verse is true of the animal which cut*- ’ trr than rope, as tt can be left up. flix-s itself mostly to water, the belly ways ready for use after you have end don’t being much finer than tbe back. given it a rub with a cloth —and j get as black and dirty as a rope But don't pot tt up where it will ratcb Jenny Lliu! must have been the most ' you under the chin when you're out la simple, unpretending prtma donna that the dark, ever lived. When she first came to England she was bound to sing only at the Royal Italian Op»ira Bouse, atxl .when commanded to sing at the queen's concert she was obliged to- rofus<*. Very sorry to Im? compel|d to notify tills, sb*- ordered her carriage and drove straight to Buckingham pal­ ace. Stu- banded her card to un uffidal, who, not unnaturally, decilned to take IL A bigto-r authority happeneil to pass and took It upon hinswlf to present it Ae soon as her majesty You don’t like those gray saw It siie said. “Admit .her by all hairs, do you? And your hus­ means." Jenny TJml appeared and band certainly doesn’t like Mikl simply tiiLt she wus so very sorry to be unnlile to, sing ut her majesty's i them. Then why not try a concert that she thought it better to | bottle of Ayer’s.Hair Vigor? call herself and explain. The queen It restores color to gray h^ir was cbarnwd with her natural man­ ner. gave her a cvrdial ro-cptlon and every time, all the deep, rich promised to txi her friend.—London color of early life. And it Globe. Come Now Own Up cures dandruff also. The famous Dr. AimItcw Bell • had a wife who. after exhausting all ber in­ genuity In making him miserable, final­ ly left him. Sto- then began yriting him long tetteni filled with ;H'nK>uaJ abuse and when; olie found be Ahl not take the trouble [ to open them took to abusing him on envetot>e. One she atolrt-Aiwd. “To t supreme of rogu*-*. who kx>ks the bdngrtog that be te. Dr. (such a doctor!) rew Belt" Ahother was thus p ngly tnacribed. "To that ape of apes land knave of knaves. who is recorded to Dr. Andrew have once paid debt. but a small one you may be su It was that be selecterful experiment—in ed for this fact. It was feu ha'penny. Had It been on the stde of sixpence before be could be must hare achieve so sacrifice.*—Don ■ don Tatier. SARSAPAiaiU PILLS. I t (■n QFHW , I ; ' “1\J like to see engaged?” "Why. sir. she's mauled; been mar­ ried for twenty years f j Lehigh Valley Railroad ‘The Line Beautiful •Nervous Old Lady ton seventh floor of hotel,—Do you know what precau­ tions the proprietor of the hotel has taken against fire? Porter—Yes, mum: be has the place insunto for twice what I it's worth. BUFFALO to ly gauged from the distance his chil­ dren run to meet him whan bo comail boros. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA RIGHT TIME TO CURE CATARRH Hi A. E. .Vulho)Land Guarantees Hyomel ATLANTIC COAST Will Cure If Used The early summer when the weather bocumea warm and settled, te tbe best rime in the whole year tn treat cat nr- i rhhl troubles with tbe expectatiun of complete and lasting . relief. -Even- one who haa'catarrh, or even i a tendency to catarrh, should use i Hyomei now. for the benefit will be gained twice, as quickly and the diaeaae thoroughly eradicated from the system. The complete Hyomei outfit fusts ■ hut one dollar.' and includes a neat pocket inhaler, a medicine droppT, and sufficient Hyomei for i»everal , week’s treatment. The inhaler lasts ■ it life time, and if. more Hyomei is! needed, extra -bottles can he obtained ! for' B0 cents. Ii£Hastings there are ••Gores of well j known people who have been cured of catarrh by Hyomei. If it does not cure you. W. J. Holloway will return yunr money. This is the strongest evidence be can offer as to his faith in the remedy. RESORTS Five through train# daily.l Dining Cars, a la carte. : Connects at Buffalo and Niagara Falls with all lines from the West. 1 ERTS. Traveling PoMi[tr Agent 7 F®rt Strwri. West, Detroit. Mich. Banner Adris always pay. .... —-----•nvcil, John." said tbe eminent per- 1 sonagn who was now an invalid, “who «a I* ...4bKm .uwi mA «WVO-—hlOCA- ! itr “your physician." •Ah, atax*t the same thing! He’s at wort; upon my Hfe too.*—Ehitadek phia frees. Sheet—Hello, Long! Where are you 1 going* Long—Tm on my way over to . tbe pcstijfllre to rcgftter a kick against , the- rniserabk* delivery service. ShortWbafs the trouble! Long—Why, that check you promtoed to mall me ten cagoMmrs. Uf mon that contlnysfly says he^ don't care is ginrally th’ tourfrtwt mon in th*' whole na-abertxxxL—Baltimore American. PLEASE COMPARE. “THE BANNER" WITH ANY OTHER ■ COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN The Press of this State declare the "BANNER” in the front rank. Hundreds of pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. ALL HOME NEWS The BANNER gives the County Seat new», the Hastings news, the Barry County news. It fully covers its held. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say of the BANNER to your neighbor who may not take it. IF NOT,-Why not send us your name NOW? It costs hut $1.00 a year, 5c tor 3 mopths trial. •I • �HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 5, 1*05. 10 JVE Southwestern Michigan THE WEEK’S NEWS IN NEARBY COUNTIES. The number of births returned for Eaton county for 1IKM). was M0; for 1901, USD; for 1902, 410; and for 19Q4 it was 480. This progression is main­ tained for 1904 as is seen by tbe re­ turns of the supervisors recently made to,the county clerk's office, as follows: Bellevue. 40; Benton 00; Brookfield; 23. in which are numbered sixteen singles, two pairs of twins and a bunch of triplets; Carmel. 13 ; Charidite. dfl —one pair of twins; Chester. 39: Del­ ta, 15; Eaton. 28; Eaton Rapids. 18; Eaton Rapids city, 19; Grand Ledge. 0U: Hamlin. 12; Kalamo. 10; Oneida. 22; Roxand. 20; Sunfield. 20; Ver­ montville. ]H;-XValtoi^ . 14: Windsor. “Brunswick .lack,’’ a large white bulldog, highly prized by. its owner, was killed in the Michigan Central yards at Kalamazoo Wednesday while attempting to hold up a freight train. The dog male a practice of running in front of street cars, grabbing fenders with teeth and hanging oil until shak­ en off. Many times be barely escaped being ground to pieces, but persisted in this practice. This time the dog attempted to fasten his teeth to the cattle guard on an outgoing Michigan Central train, and was thrown under the wheels and ground to death. Edward E. Hitchcock, former Mich­ igan Central agent and operator at • Glenwood, put in his spare time whih? there gathering ferns, for which he ’ found a ready market in Chicago. The bnsineiw jfrew, and he soon was supply­ ing several markets, gathering ferns in northern Michigan. He has just re­ signed his position with the M. C.. bought 70 acres of land suitable for raising fems, and will make an in’dnstfy that will pay handsomelyDr. Albert Foster, a Rockford, den­ tist, has sold his dental business and gone to Ontario to develop a rich silver mine his son discovered on the Dr. 's forty acre farm near Hailsbury. Ontar­ io, some of tbe ore assays $6.(XX) to the ton. The Dr. owns another farm near Leamington. Ontario, on‘which he has six oil wells in successful operation. While things are coming his way in Canada, the Dr. has no idea of leaving Rockford permanently. The Albion Humane society is hot on the trail of shippers of live stock, and also the railroad officials. It is claimed that the accommodations for water for cattle, etc. both in the stock yard and on cars are very poor and that the ani­ mals suffer great torture on account of thirst. The society's agitation has caused the mutter to he looked into by shippers and railroad officials. James Baker, a tramp baker from South Haven, haa been arrested by Deputy Sheriff Jacoby of Lowell. It is alleged he forged a hank check with the name of Ingalls & Gray of Green­ ville, for whom he had worked-, and. cashed it for $3 and skipped town. He was taken to Greenville, where he is awaiting trial. He was captured iu box car. Because he denied the devil's respon­ sibility for all medicines and remedies and claimed that the leaders of -the church of God or of the •‘Sainta’’ • shared bis view, tbe Rev. A. B. Pal­ mer of Bangor was made to enter the pulpit at their annual camp meeting, humbly confess his sins and renew bis allegiances to the tenets of the church. Oliver McCbnnell, of Charlotte, ob­ tained a divorce from his wife because she pulled his whiskers. Thus are the liberties of wives being constantly narrowed down to a few pleasantries like shooting and running away with another man without tbe husband ob­ taining a severance of' the marriage ties. . ’ The books of ;the failed Vicksburg private bank are said to be in a badly tangled shape. It is not now believed thnt tbe owners were guilty of any fraud or speculated with tbe bank's funds. Tbe belief is now quite general that tbe failure 'was due to poor judg­ ment in making loans. During the street carnival at Ionia last week some vandals resorted .to acid throwing, by which a large amount of damage was done, especially to wear­ ing apparel of ladies. Tbe Standard Mra. Roy Harting of Albion, who is visiting Mrs. Robert Toan, had a dress ruined by the stuff. Tressie the 12 year old daughter of Arthur Tolles of Lake Odessa was drowu-xl in Cedar Creek Thursday even­ ing. She wan in bathing nnd got be­ yond her depth. Grand Lelge claims to have the larg­ est telephjfie exchange of any town of ita size in the itaie. Probably tbe best ail round fruit to China Is the pomelo. It is grown Id the south central and southern prov­ inces anti is said to be the original citrus fruit. It resembles tbe grape ; fruit of Che United State# in size, Rhape, । culor and somewhat in navor, being* sweeter than grape fruit, with less of I the bitter qualljy, with flesh more per-' >, fectly separated in the sections and : capable of being pulitwd apart and Sep­ arated from all surrounding sacs or membranes. The natives cut through i the peel about one-third of the way | from the top. crimping tbe edge of >the ' section all tbe way round the fruit, then remove the flesh, tear the section apart, replace them in the j»eel and sene thus divided und prepared. Tbe ■| fruit is attractive, refreshing, wbpki1 some and comparatively cheap.. Gen­ erally sinking, the pomejo seems tu be /tf cross between’ a siuiddock and a good orange, but it Im mure hardy tkun either. It has better keeping qualities than tiw orange. [OrigteHJ “Countess," roared the baron, “I congratulate you on getting rid of a busband!” ' The jury in the case of Mary Mc­ “Baron." snarled the countess. "I conNamara, deceased, whose will bequeath­ gratulate you on getting rid of a wife.” ed her $70,000 estate to the Catholic “Never again,” added the baron Church, decided thnt she was unduly “shall a woman set foot on my do­ influenced by attending Catholic priests main." in the making of that instrument. “Any man trespassing on mine." re­ Her property will how go to relatives. piled the countess, rsball be whipped off like a prowling cur." The countess' husband bad eloped G M. McCurdy, a zinc mine pro­ with the baron's wife, tbe baron being moter, has been arreswd nt Ionia left with an Infant son, Ernest; the charged with fraud. He is said to countess with an infant daughter, Withave unloaded a “prospect” in Arkan- helm.Ina. rr Both |>arents kept CWlr word ww which cost him but a dollar on . besides keeping their children carefully various Michigan pelople for <7,.V1». guarded and always ut bourn, oo that ' each gn?w up -without a sight of one of ’ i • hu. „ ’ ,, , ., ut w-o-L, the opposite sex. Pnrtn. n Chas- Porter, mason, wntlfi while .at work ;‘ One day when _ Ernest wus twenty, on the Trinity parish house. Marshall, growing restive under his father's fell down from the scaffolding which watchfulness, be stole away and rude Brewer tells us that ”nu recorded broke. His injuries will probably 1 to tbe verge <if* the estate. Suddenly be height of any giant known, has Touched prove fatal. started. A creature such as be hud ten feet" If n cubit is twenty-one never seen before, seated on boraeback, inches. Goliath of Guth was eleven- fret , ■*<, ' ,1 , . uMth a falcon on Its wrist, was lookSinrgi, raised J-.WU rash lx,nu» unil ,nk. „t ,Jlhl wlu, nll a,lo,lW1Inrot „1U.| nine inches In height; if It is eighteen Inches. he was Just the size <rf the her citizens took $10. UuO^tock in order to bis own. ■ Arabian giant GbImhti, who was nine to get the Stebbins Furniture *Co.. uf “It's a creature come down from feKihine Incbea. Josephus me nitons a Lakeview, to locate in that town. ■ , heaven." he exclaimed.r-» ' Jew [who stood ten feet two. Kluto“What a 'beautiful animal!" said lochui the Hex was fifteen feet six Inches object of his interest. “It w<-ara clothes iilgh, five feet through the chest to the .Citizens of St. Joseph are up in arms g^^thing like a human being" spinC und ten feet across the shoul­ against a proposition of tho traction truest spurred his horse to the wall ders; John Middleton was nine feet company to lay tracks on some of that! for a closer jiew. Tbe girl reined back three inches. His hand was sevetitcien city's fine residence streets. a few pa'cea. inches long und eight and a half broad. “I wonder If It can talk," said Br­ Patrick O'Brien was eight feet seven. est. •'I'll try." ■ Turiier, tbe naturalist, says he itawpo Lowell will Ixmd for $12,000 to build "Are you an angel?** he asked. Braxil a giant twelve feet in height. three iron bridges serose the Fiat river “No, I’m a girl." But Og. king of Bas Inin, held the rec­ in that villager© replace those washed “Ou what do they feed you? Flow- ord. According to tradition, he lived out by the recent floods. ’ 3,000 years ami walked beside the Ark ■ "No; I ent what other jieijple eut, I during tile .flood. One of his *bote's didn't know there were such fine ani­ formed a bridge over a river. “ If all the interurban tracks are laid mals Ur the world ns you." that arc talked uf in Kalamazoo. the “You think me a high grade brute?" people in and about the celery city will “Yes? else you would not have bnir We may hear it said of one who Js have to live in haloons. on your face." ' <• In low spirits, "lie Is In the dumps," or, “You must l»e divine, for man Is tto' “he to In tbe doklrums." but many who highest created living tiling on earth, use the latter of these phrases have Myron Brunson was killed and and you are of a finer type than man.” caught It up without any knowledge of George Doty probably fataly injured Ernest dtemountiil and sat upon tho its real algnldcuU‘'e. The region of in; a runaway at South Haven ’•Vednes- wall. After a good deal of persuasion calms is n l*lt \vhich stretches ai-roSs Wilhelmina was induced to gu and sit the Atlantic nnd Pacific almost on la day. by him. but not till he had convinced line with tbe etpiator. Here meet, the her that lie would not bite.-.her. . He nortli and south trade winds, mid Myron Fleming of Muskegon, is touched her soft check with his hand; squoljs nnd heavy rains are frOqueojt, making a successful crusade in favor of she run 4ier fingers through his silky but tiie characteristic of this • rrglof, early saloon closing in that town. I beard. which Is known also as the dt^ldrumk. "How nice your cheek.Is with no hair is an ufiprosslve calm. The nntoe now­ , on It.” ho-said. . adays loses much of tbe slgifificatK® Allegan county will have complete “But yours Is so much stronger." attached to It by sailors in tile past, county rural mail service August 1st. jThe curves of your body-rhow. sym­ who, if their ships ran Into that region, metrical T' * might whistle in vain for wind, "Yours show more power.” their sails hung heavily, and :>!! Kalamazoo capitalists are projecting “Somehow I feel a desire to place my seemcsl to be a §375,000 paper mill at Mendon. lips against your cheek." ' ' A* Idle m a painted ship "Try It and see what It’s like." Upon a pal nt rd ««cvan. WONDERFUL WORK. ; .He placed his lips upon bap cheek and rejM-uted the experiment/ several A famous French general when ask­ times. . \\ fit’s delightful.” fieTmld. “t wonder ed how it wan that he had such an erect Lots Like It Being done Right Mere what would to* tfie effect !t^/ were to carriage replied that tt was. iteesuse be In Hastings. bent over and touched the floor with put my Ups against yours?” his lingers thirty times every day. If Hastings people are surprised at the “I don't know." work being' done by “The Little Qun----- t-----------7C I He tried It a great many time*. “It's be had acquired rigidity of tbe spine qtieror. Public OTnr — w ion nn tha I Public expression on th»-‘, heavenly!" be exclaimed. “How fortu- so that be could not do that be would subject brings the matter frequently bard bad wtth tt weak abdominal mus■» before the people. At first thore were i clew, which result tn ]*orta! congestion. many doubters intern:: and why not? So racl M v This portal congestion interfere* with • •• • "How fortunate that you hava," she many claims of a similar nature have stomach digestion and with tbe action Isjen made with little or no backing, replied. •This arm of mine exactly fits tbe of the liver. Tbe poison destroying excepting the word of some stranger power of the liver Is lesseikcd. auto in-; residing in a far away place: this evi­ curvi-s of your waist." dence wap accepted for want of better. ! “You are more splendid than the ris­ toxication • results, and arteriosclerosis No necessary to accept it any longer. ing sun," she whispered. and old age,come on at a much earlier •All sufferers from any kidney iU_ cun • "And you are lovelier than the moon day. But by k« ping-the spine flexible find plenty of local endorsement for h and the.abdominal muscles strong and on a summer night" remedy tKat will cure them. Surely . She did not reply at once. He sup­ taut tbe portal circulation is kept free, the wonderful work of Doan’s Kidney Pills right here at home is proof posed she was thinking of another com­ and old age te held off.—Good Health. w ....j panion for his splendor. He was mlssufficient to, satisfy any skeptic.’ Read j tlie expression of. one citizen on the [ taken. Colonel Clark E. Carr met Senator subject: ‘ “Would you mind saying that Douglas during the time of the fa­ Mrs. Russell, of Jeffereon street, again?" she asked. says: * 'Doan's Kidney Pills are not. He sakl it agnln, then said somet|ilug mous Lincoln and Douglas debatea new to ’me. • I have used them before । more of the same kind, then more und and thus desetibes him in his book. and know them to be an excellent “Tbe 11,1 ini:” “I had never beard bo remedy. I do not hesitate to recom­ . more, pausing at last for breath. mend them. They are a remedy that j **lf you're not tired I'd like you to go j Impressive a voice, ho deep and sympa­ 1 on." she said. thetic He had a sort of confiding way, every body should know about” . as much ns to say, 'I am going to tell ___________ a , Meanwhile Just such emphatic endorsement is Ernest had been missed plentiful ilentiful in Hastings. Cull at Arthur by bis father nnd Wilhelmina by her i you—I feel that I can trust myself to a, Mulholland's n j .. __i. E. drag store and ask motll(.r Suddenly both parents ap- say to you.' as. though you were tbe what his customers report. . ' reared, comingfrom opposite directions. one person In whom he could confide. For sale by all dealers. Price SO ( “Oh, father,” exclaimed Ernest, “I've . He was only five feet four and was cento. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. well railed The little giant.* I was as­ discovered un angel!” New York, sole agents for the United tonished to find he bad so good a figStates. Remember tbe name—Doan’s 1 “A devil!*'growled tbe baron. Ernest looked at the countess, Wllbel- ! —and take no other. ' mlDA at the count . । Tk. ¥*!•«»< Palmyra Palm. I “Mother, dear," said Wilhelmina. In South Wales when tbe people are A Hindoo poem .numerate SOO per- 'T»e raiuthl tbe.mrwt Ueutlful .nlnul pleased with the work of an actor they pcaes to which tbe Palmyra palm alone In tlie world, a new species. Send for have a custom of Kitowing their appre­ is pnt Among other tilings It supplies u chain und collar. I'm going to take It ciation by singing hymns at tbe clooe paper for writing upon, an Lntoxlcat- , home." of the performance. Henry Irving was Ing drink called “toddy," large quote "He'll go mad and bite you," snapped once playing at Swansea when be was titles of sugar fruit and a vegetable countess. surprised to bear the audience burst for tbe table when tbe plants are "He’s ugly. I’ll, chain him In bls Into “Lead. Kindly Light." wben(he ap­ young. Palm wine te also obtained ■ kennel." peared before the curtain In rewj»on«e from the juice of the sago palm, which Meanwhile • the count was arguing to a call. At tbe close of the engageyields excellent sugar candy when bolt- with his son. ed. Tbe pith of tbe trunk forms a I “Foolish boy! Don’t you know that nent the great actor was deeply touched large part of the food of the natives this Is a woman, tbe most venomous by the singing of “God’ Be With You Ln many parts of India. Ropes, brush- thing on earth? Her very breath to TUI We Meet A^aln." rendered to the most reverent manner. es and brooms are manufactured from poisonous." i ... "It's an intoxicating poison. I. ’d. like the fiber of tbe leaf stalks. . | to breathe It again.' "Pa." said Miss Strong. “I wist you I ••RH/l TVialrn « TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM. 'Sbe will will make you what she conaidwould stay In this evenlug. Mr. Tar"I was troubled with kid ney com- I ers you—tor dog." dey will want to speak to you.” plaint for about two years, *' writes A. I “I’d be glad to be her worm." “So be has really proposed at last, h. Djvij, of Mt. BtwliM. Ik. -hot n. bam dlicounwd. “CotMtwo bottles of Fotey. Kidney Cure M... Mltk w „ effected a permanent cure. For sale by aern,,t • “No," replied the daughter, with an Arthur E. *Mulholland. Succmor to A< । we d%barour », air of determination, “but he wifi to­ “Marry tbe young fools and let H. Goodyear. * “ * them night"—Cathoik* Standard and Times. work out'their own misery.” With difficulty the young people After drawing all oil off fill a cup werf Wilhelmina begging her ,.nrt ,i toother mother to permit her ber to take Ernest Erneat with sardines from which skin and home nnd keep bltn him under the tbe table tn In bones have t>een removed. Cook half a , J ome ftnd ber 1boudolr boudoir.- Erue Ernest cupful of grated stale brand In half a I J^, «t wished to place cupful Of rrrtlk. adding the beaten yolk Wilhelmina in the ehajiel and say bte of on egg. two tablespoonfuls of butter, , In^;vere t0 ber- • a teaspoonful of lemon juice, the cook- . 1110 P“,r were married, though they ed yolk of three eggs (sifted) and a f knew of the meaning of tbe dash of paprika with the sardine puree. 1 veremony. Ernest did not object beMlx thoroughly, shape, into ovate, dtp c®“? kDCW roaaon in tfeaten egg and slftpd crumbs, and I “1OT,d Wllhelmtna/was delighted, befry tn deep fat—Pilgrim. caU8e tokl ber It would secure to ---------------j ber ber new possession and be could Sound kidneys are safeguards of life. Dot get away. Make tbe^idnevs healthy with Foley's 1 To the chagrin of their parents they Kidney Cure. oFor gate by^Arthur E. | lived happily together.' MITCHEL. year. Nell—He hadn't known me ten min­ utes before be announced that ho was going to kiss me. Belle-Tbe tdeiu’ You should have bail a hatpin to stick Na with. Nell—Oh. he didn't need to be spurred on!—I’hlladelphia Ledger. Depositor—Is^the cashier in? ManaItor-Ah, gone for a rest I presume. Manager (sadly>-No. He’s gone to avoid arrest.. A KEYLESS CLOCK. PojI Mortem I OrtsInal] nuufc. recently to Improve on the old In s handsome city residence a few j clock, with its twelve hour |Bcq. people were assembling to listen to 1 wh!ch has been to use for « good teany the reading of the will of tbe recently yean. There bare been clocks without deceaiwsl owner of the property and n , fjauds and clock* vnttsout dials and considerable fortune besides. Tbe I cjocks with springs A such gigantic widow and her son. twenty-five years proportions that they required winding old, the issue of n former marriage, en- > pat once a year, Tbe very newest thing trrvd. followed by a girl of nineteen,: this itoe is a dock which will run the daughter of the testator. Tbe {orew and never need winding or any elder woman was dressed in deej>«t I ^jjer attention, except, perhaps, occamournlng. Her son wore as somix*r j aioD.al regulation, for It Is possible that garments ns bls mother, his stud» and : the timepiece might run a trifle fast or sleeve buttons even being black. So gjow. deep was the grief of tbe stepdaughter Tbis clock is operated by n motor that she seemed unconscious of what; jrfven by tbe changes of the tempera she won-. Her stepmother and step- ture wplch are constantly going on Ln brother, however, left a sent for her the air ’about us. A large factory is between them and regarded h< r from about to be put lntx>operation at Knox­ time to time with tender, sympathetic . glnuecH. . A few relatives of the de- : ceased followed tb^se principal mourn- | ers. the family lawyer bringing up tbe . rear. WTien all were seated he un- I folded the will .and read: “*L Henry Arthur Gifford, twlng of . sound mind and btwly. declare thfe to i In* my last will and testament. I be­ queath all my proiM-rty. real ami per- , sonal. to my iw-kived wife. Elizabeth Gifford, in jicrfwt confidence that she will make suitable provision for my daughter, Anna.L jtilw Gifford '. "This will." remark«*d tho lawyer. not appear that any other has been made since. Then* are no codicils.” It mw) to thorn* present thnt if there. was any case whereto a stepmother should be thus honored with confidence It was thia. The girl sat mute. Indeed site seemed to. Isso overcome with grief that she had no thought fur tbe management of her interests. W»e allowed hernelf to Im* kiww«d by her .stepbrother and his mother. Then the three were about tn rise to g.» out when they beard a ; ’•Church Leap," te somefhtoi; than the rouf of a Imhuki. at-.d one of tbe masters of toboggan; tinting It to, as the Bystander , r.,, ■ vision tor the gods. But tto. !fl(< exciting place, without douirt. finish. After a lungtab strip of ttraight and a sudden dip! tbe eourae ruihts un a steep hill and st the summit tt- * rifle is the speed of the tuboggk.. - 4fthis point that although t-e hwak»» hard up the hill, be cannot prinyut hli machine from leaping skyu uni'... top. To see rider after rifleup tbrt stope and fly into the tit und­ Ing twenty, thirty or forty .to ;u a un indescribable thrill. At eating, the native Afri-.-:; L haring always lio*t washed J - j and nnsed bis mouth, aft* , tbe ground, bolds ti:»- larger pn- .1 tween his teeth while he cut£ «.<ff ij with his knife, but does •t u>i Mh bands to hold fo-jfl except i:> j. 14'ring bones. With the Usual dls!^-- ;14 lays his right arm over tils ktonreaching into the pot. molds tl. 'hick mess into luiujw about th<walnut, wbidi ,ito throw.- in , mouth with a jerk without •• -Q’ff any of the food. To mk»* ent blea or soup he presM-« ;• ho;: the lump and dlj» with-iL I Is shown to th# host or bousec. eating by .smacking loudly, < :. u?i to be heard. . I | CASTOR IA For Infanta and Chilthr n. Ib Kind You Hue Always Boug> i started. In It she recognised her hus­ band's bosom friend. "I have to offer a Inter will.’* The brief announcement bad n’wltb- • •Ting effect -njxm the widow. She i caught at the arm of the chair, from which she bad. partly risen, am! stared nt the s|M*flker “There Is no latir will," she said. “If you have oue. it is a forgery." The man advanced and handl'd a i<oper Iu* carri«-d In Ids bund to tho law­ yer. who took It. scrutinized It nnd, after a careful examination‘of the sig­ nature, said: ' 'This InstruiiH-Dt te preqs-riy drawn, bearing date only a few ... duj-s ..y. - before -------tin- tcsUifo»> -death, “I um well uequn I nt <~1 wffh hi« slpinture aud con­ sider It genuine." “Iteud it!" gnsixil the widow. , “I will read iu*' said the tuan who bad offered IU and he proivcdcd to do so. After the usual preliminaries tbe document continued: “At the death of my late beloved flrat wife I married, for cvuipanionsbip and for a mother for my little’ daughter, a woman who from the day of tin- ceremony . bent her Indomitalde will to tbe work uf getting my property for herself and tier son. Rbe j>oowssed tto* ability to control t>oth my- , self ami my daughter. To the work! I we were a singularly united family. In our home my child and I lived as If • under tto' *]>eU of witchcraft. My wife brought me to the verge of ! nervous pruatsntlon. then demanded that 1 should make a will nt ber die- ) tatknu 1 refused, whereupon she j brought nie to tbe verge of lunacy, and ’ I yielded. I made the will she wished • Bwi the Auntie—You .-hudl'l ask tri extTO▼ille, Tenn., where thesu* clocks w/ll be ed wh'-n you leav« th • tablI.-rtl. made under patents which ww-zgranp Nephew—Should I1" 'I thought trvia ihed to JTxifesaor Weston M: Fol ton. fore­ way yon. acted. al4nt that thil caster in charge of Ute I.'ni|iKl Sts tee of pie that ybu'd'hrjglnd to -• ; weather bureau and Observatory at A lijxle life mav ie. sacrifireJ that phictK y hour's delay. CMcra iutimri The essential feature of tin* prufeoasenterv. diarrhea oi|m. su«; or a invention is a vessel for Containing safe plan is to havelDf. I . ■ liquids and gases which are acted upon trad of Wild Scrajwlierrj irajwUTrj .. v by tbe air Tbe remarkable tidug about hand. •/ ' this '•essel is that it is made-of metal and yet lias tbe capacity of comprvssiou and expansion to a very great de­ COFFEE CUPS ANP grtv without impairing its usefulness. Tirfs metal receptacle is partially Idclosed to tbe clock case and is couoect____ ____ __ _________ _____ od with tbe wheel shown in ______ the BlueBeautiful Designs. Just wh® yo«l would like. I navi* a nice lite’ ef tration. to which hi attached a coonthem and would like to bgirryoti terwelght The wheel is in turn coo­ call and see them, whether yu; t-;y nected with the spring which actuates or not tbe Internal mechanism of tbe time- a<- SAUCERS I3SS of the metal receptacle and the counter- ’ weight, acting upon the wheel in oppo­ site directions, keep tbe spring con­ stantlv at tbe proper tension to insure the regular movement of tbe hands through tbe circle of numerals on tbs dial. “ ‘ -\Vh«t was that be s^r queried tbe Indignant groeer “Did be dare Inalnuato that I ought to put less sand in my sugar?" “Not at all When I told him that LEE HING, gte MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been nadr lathe -.nj.;. usd *~---executed by ix>y»! f Ifay datoritl3rSrtW.t^ “»5 G-. to t«i paid in the mid mortzaze »»!<•■ reeding* he token to f»rrdo-<-t!:<-. ,i ^tain^m ■^'rnwtr^ t^u ‘ a-irripnUte* bidder.’at the north front dor: any other dealer Iu town he said it Houm> in tbe city ol Hbmiw./•« n ■ r.. .rtt .. took sand to do business like you did." “of* Mepteruter •tifisl k“‘“* twehe ■ . ■■ • ; ttul rertaln plK-e orrarcfl of !:»r : — Houston Post ’ . i tbr town ship of Inta* rauuty i ! that I might escape licr persscutlons stale of MfcMnn. «loM.-rterd »» I-'\ ami haring in view this revenge. 1 i Che wutb half; ot the ra-t . ------------ ------------I Oaa utimter flttmf.. nnd t|»- tunrt; : am aware that my action stamps me 1 Little Visitor ft»olntlng to a large oil i north h*>f. of toe iHWhwad <r-‘> for a weak man, but" I cm convinced portraitx-Whose picture la that? Lit- | Srth of’raS^/nSnter^inVR.-<r’ that no man can stand against the • mj nujmm.'. ii. cruelty of a woman wiiom toi cannot . Ov great-aunt. I never beard much about low. ihtww beltg get rid of." Kra* k... I, * - -—..a M . .k <• Then followed a bequest of tbe hulk Little Visitor—Why? Little Hostesa— Ckar. B. Baijok. of lite property to bls daughter, n few S«. bow her .jrw follow o. .boot KSttSfeo. J«w Mb . ■ small legacies being left to other reia-. tires. In this connection tbe widow j and ber son were not mentioned. Tbe , document concluded as follows: “I dlVEGETABLE SICILIAN rect that my daughter shall from the opening of this will be under tbe care ot my lifelong friend. Robert Rivard, A splendid tonic for the hair, mikes the hair grow long and heavy. who is hereby appointed ber guardian Always tray hiir, hair, all tt AIways restores color to tojray the dark, rich dolor of youth. and who ha.- promised to make her a member of bls family." Stops falling hair, also. Sold for fifty y< During tto- reading the expression on tbe face of Mrs. Gifford was that of a disappointed fury. She bad lived since J the first will was made In the fear ' that ber husband might make another, ; but b»d been confident that the- watch . DRS. K. a K. ESTABLISHED &6 YEARS. she hud set upon him was effective. | At the ooDctuaion of the reading she । Consultation arose and walked out of tbe room | without a word, her son following. FREE Tbe heiress moved, not till tbe door had 1 closed behind them. Then wtth a pe- : Question BUnk cullar cry—a cry In which there was a relief from the torture of years—aba arose and threw herself into tbe arms Treatment «nt of her guardian. After resting there a few moments she turned to others FREE. who were present and received g show­ er of heartfelt congratulations. Price Low While Anna Gifford never thorough­ ly recovered from tbe Iom of l»er fa­ No Cure ther, with whom she bad suffered so No Pay. many years uf torture, she did recover from the persecution of some seven­ A NERVOUS WRECK ROBUST MANH000 teen years. No one ever dared blame ber father in her presence for not hav­ We Guarantee tc Cun Stricture, Varicocele, ing protected "her from her stepmoth­ er. ’ This she always stoutly main­ tained was impossible, since he could not m-en iH-otect himself, nor did she to Men and Woman. condemn him for taking bls revenge, scree:.cd behind the grave. She had lived underthe samesj»oll im he. Anna Gifford married and became tto.' mother of children. She did1 not* exact a promise f^j»m her husband that; if she died before him he wujdd not' marry, but sto* made a will leaving' Iler property as she wished tt to be dis-' 148 Shelby afreet DETROIT, MCH tribdtrdALICE CHEEVBR. TT A T Il AL Lo Hair Renewer Nervous, Diseased Men DmKENNEDY&KERGAH �HASTINGS BANNER. JUL? 5, 1905. SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT The local News in Orangeville, Hope, Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. oeLton PRAIRIEVILLE. SHULTZ. HINDS CORNER. Bain Is an accumulation of tbe tiny Mrs. EverttR and Leslis Rowson of Mr. and Mrs. William Tuttle left for particles of tbe vapor of the atmos­ Cuopersville Monday, where they ex­ Kalamazoo are visiting Mrs. Gieser. phere into drops- These drops, first pect to spfcnd several yays with their A number from this place attended ■mall of stxe. attract others of their son Pear! and family. - . the party ait Mr. Chiu. Hall's Saturday kind and become drops of such magni­ Women Obtain Mr*. Pinkham's Mrs. A. N. Bqtenian and daughter of Mrs. Nettle Deland and children, also night. Advice and Help. tude thnt they fall to the earth because Diamondale are visiting Mra. Mosier. of their weight There ls a limit to tbe Mr. and Mrs. 8.JTemple were »t Cedar her mother. Mrs. McLane ot Rives Mr. Cuflhman from Havana Ohio Junction, are making an extended Y'lslt quantity of water which thu air is capa­ Creek -Monday. ■ visited A. E. Philips and family last ble of absorbing and retaining as In­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dietrich of visible vapor. Warm air Is able to hold EL Bhultz and wife, also John Horn Hickory Corners were In town Sunday. Mr. Ray Pierce and family visited. more than cold air; hence when the attended the quarterly meeting atMore and more all the Miss Myrtle Smith bi the gueet at Mr. North Maple Grove last Sunday. lair which Is saturated with moisture Eli Robinson Sunday. time. The trade, grows and Mrs. A. F. Nottih nt Cloverdale. t becomes cold, for any reason whatever satisfaction for Mira Grace Chnnjberlaln went .to Big Mra. Spencer is visiting friends in because of tbe good things Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hughes are In . it can no longer retain Its moisture. A | Rapids Monday to attend school fur Maple Grove. ‘ said by satisfied custo­ Kalamazoo. ;; ' portion must under such condition acshe can write to ’- severe t weeks. , ! Mr. Aqsel Phillips and family-visited another telling ber mers. We spare no 1 cumulate Into drops. These fall to- the Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Riley of Hastings J I the most private I Chy‘!,^A?r'C1 *"a 2*^ Moo* h> Maple Gm.e Sumlay. trouble or expense In earth In the sha;>e of rain. were in town* Sunday. and confidential I Rapids visited her sister, Mrs. Maude . 1 making our soda perfect Rev. "Young, pastor of M..K. church, Zerbel. over Sunday. 'details about her . Mr- C- Tobias had the misfortune to The materials are the will take a t wo weeks’ vacation. I Mto. E>1. Corb.il «r Mlddlevlll. la b»v» a bomr quite aereraly iojorod by illness, and know , Arguing forcibly, if not convincingly, 1 that her letter will finest to be had and they Rev. Wright and bratlly. tornurIf . r d| j,y, „ ,'^r ^,„Jp,x barb-wire. against the custom of taking a-bath, • be seen by a wo­ are used with skill and iirwnvm nr» iivlntr h»-r<' Hr is. m.’!. J. _ Hall, __ . . II Mrs. .. __ . is . visiting ... . . . an . Newaygo, are iiritinow living h£rc. He and... other relatives. Hinds friends still happily prevalent in certain quar- , man only, a wo judgement. We aim to pastor of the Baptist church. , ters, a writer relates the savory story While drawing hay last Friday Ell East Barry. have our soda u great N-rt Brown and family visited James Hail had the mlsfurtune to tip over 1 ; of a Kentish farm worker whose horny ; sick sisters. ! hand ho grasped. "Good Kent dirt" ! deal belter than the aver­ Brown Sunday. with a loud, consequently he is now age. and a good many ' said the man, catching a critical glance. abovp all, a woman who has had The Helping Hand society held an ice laid up with a badly sprained ankle. ' A few months before be died Ho­ “Haven’t bud time to wash your hands more experience in treating female Ills people tell us that we suc­ cream social Saturday evening. Charles Deering and- Herman Zerbel than any living person. ceed? We would like Burwell Scudder and wife of Hickory have each purchased n new- hay loader. ratio Seymour said to one of his before tea?" was the question. “TVash Over one hundred thousand cases at friends, I'Wight Lawrence of New my ’andsf’ exclaimed tbe man. Then ' female diseases come before Mra. Finkyour opinion. Corners visited Mr. arid Mrs. Ike John­ Mr. aud Mrs. Foster Patton and York: “Dwight, I feel that I am near fie became explanatory. “ I never 1 liam every year, some personally, son Sunday. daughter Nettle ot Kalamazoo visited the" end . of tay _ career, and I want to. washes my 'and*. When they gets ’ord > others by mail, aud this has been got Miss Lois Woodman of Hastings vis­ iit‘Chark-8 Deering's over the Irourth. CHURCH NEWS. ing on for twenty years, <l»y after day. tell you something. I have had a great I Hes ’em." • ited Mrs. Mila Lehman Sunday. Sorelj- women are wise in seeking deal to do with politics and with poll- j --------------------------- ’ Subject tor next^Snnday. “Knpwlng. advice------fromr a woman Mr. Lehman und sen of- Goshen. Ind-., tlclana In my time, ami a* I look back in • Blanket. --------—-— of such expert. God.” DOWLING. over the pant 1 can clearly see that the I Tossing Iu a blanket was formerly a eapeeraily when fat is absolutely ure visiting MH«» Lehman. *■ ) A very, delightful ufternu^n wus spent Mrs. Emellne ’ Van.syckies. who.has best friendships of my life have been ! punishment for insubordinate voltm- ‘ Pinkham nerer violates the con­ THE DKUOOIST. Mrs. Pinkham never violates the con­ ' Friday at the beautiful home of Mr. and been helping her -daughter. Mrs. Pick­ formed In politic*. It 1* In politics that ' teere during the Napoleon panic period, j - ’ of- - women, - - and■------- *testimo —------­ NORTH HOPE. fidence every j Mrs. Arthur Pulton ot Cloverdale. DELTON. MICHIGAN ard. near Banfleld. returned home Sun­ I bare met ttty manliest men. the most I Tbe Westminster boys once seized a nial letter published is done so with Mrs. Hattifv Blira and son of Shultz where they entertained the Earnest day. generosity. "“These friendsbljis have . bookseller. Curie, who had pirated and the written consent or request of the Workers and furnished « bountiful n|>ent lust week at h«*r mother’s. Mrs. Judge Mack was’ in our little town been enduring too. Many of them have . pabltahed the bend king's scholar's ora- j writer, in order that other sick women supper. Receipts. JTMHL C. Anders. coutlnued throughout life. 1 believe I tion without permission, and after tons- । mav be benefited aa they have been. visiting Mr. Aldredge last Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Sevdel, of -*12 North 54th Rgy Pierce and family visited at R<»ss I»olltics brings out the best there -Is in । ing him In a blanket ducked lilin under i Mr.'Chnrles Maywood of Hastings was E. J. Stanton nnd wife wen-in Battle the guest of Arthur Patton Sunday and Reynolds' of Shultz Sunday. tlx narrow man to be the pump and kicked him oct of Dsan’s j Street. West Philadelphia. Pa.. write* t teaches tbe Creek irfst Wednesday t«» the Barttum & man. It tes.-hs; 1 yari!. — Ixtndon TWegraph. ’ presided at th? organ at the services broad, the aelflsli one to be generous. The new house *>f Mrs. C. Anders Ir Bailey Show. in the M. E. church, and with Mr. Pat- ready Jo be plastered. This Is true bemuse friendships ore e«Mrs. Reid Is visiting relatives at sentlul to snwHR. in that field of ac­ enrry a child to maturity. I recslred ytw k ton’s aeeistanee sang two beautiful kind letter of instructions and followed year Quimby und Hastings this Week. selections. Mr. Maywood is a master tivity one must have friends or be "There's no musk* In , George Haywood through haying. advice I am not only a well woman tn ocoIn music, both vocal and instrumental. Dr. aiel Mrs. Gallagher are the proud can’t get on. and If be wants friend- , there’s the making of music In -It And wquonre. buy-have a beautiful, baby girl. . I Oscar Wurm has returned from Chnrship* he must tlrseiVe* them. I would people ore ntwnvs missing that part of vnaB evvry suffering woman In"the land would A cordlan Invitation Is extended to him not ntlvlse any young .man to stay out melody, always talking of [htao. to come often. of r-olltlcs beramu* of the danger ot hr*'wranr* and coarage Will Anders and wife speut Sunday mii^vb k-4 la • - ami fortitude^but ■ The unpuiri election ot officers of the CLOVERDALE. I* the is ** the .Just as surely as Mrs. Seydel w»aj ing demoralizes!. If be L.... right " " ' patience “ “' finest and worthiest j Epvcrth league will occur next Mon­ ut the latter’? brother. Hugii Jnhnson part of fortitude, and the rarest too,— cjxred. will Lydia E./ 1‘fbkbam’a Elmer DeWptes and wife Imre moved kind of man. It will do trim good-,' day qvc-nrag -.t the home of Arthur Put- of High street. Vegetable CornjKiund cure erasyi i Rtmkln. '• V -~’' woman suffering from any form ©if Mira Ella Corblt of Stanwood lx t;ack to Clovedale fom WlMXmsjn and ' now pcciipy the Milton Conyv.r home. | female ills. ; requested te bv present. spending a few days with her grandNo other medicine in all tho world • Wbrn pnrsiHsI the kaugnroo. If 'possb I Mrs. Bateman and daughter of Di- i I “Do you think that that wretetad llt- has such a record of cures of, female;-' । Miss Ada Musher will lead the league ’futher. Mr. J. Hall, and other relatives. bit*, dinvts hl** flight toward th<* river. ; I next Sunday evening at 11:30. mondale are visiting, the family of If be reachai It. he enteramnd, tbnnks ।' tie Pattcrsby Is consistent?” troubles as has.'Lydia E. Pinkham's I “Yes. I do. and consistency, you Vegetable Compound. Therefore no Thomas.Fox. ■ to hb< great height. Is nhle to uo on '• CORNERS. JExpsctto Meet You prudent woman will accept any snbatiknow. Is a jewel.”' - CRESSEY. Churles Fox and wife. and'Frauk Fox foot to n depth -where the dogz are . "Maybe so. But in Patteraby’a case tute which a druggist may offer. ’ of Kalamazoo are visiting 'their par­ obliged to swim. Therf he plants*him- I don’t like tbe-setting."—Cleveland If you are sick, write Mrs. Pinkhan^. Ai 'Mtulii church will hold Her­ self on his two bind legs and bls tall. ' LynD.-Mass., for. special adriofe Xt i* ents. Thomas Fox and wife. at the school house Friday even- her parents. Plain I»eah-r. and, up,to hit shoulders in tbe water. free and always helpfuL !ing. . Inez Adams of Kalamazoo in visit­ Im* waits tho nttaak of the dogs. With Ward, McCall of Many people Who are building, j Drlphlna -Noifbooin of Knlantaavu old friends in tow ing relatives here. his ton* paws he se4z*-« by tbe bead Tbe Pessimist—What Is tbe use of repairing or painting, have driven I spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and daughter Merrill Dibble of Kalamazoo sj<ent the the first dog that appnuudiea him. and. struggling? We must all meet our many miles to come and «ee me and Mup. Eddie NdtebbOQU wedding of their fourth here. as he Is more solidly balanced than his Waterloo some day. The Optimist— Anna attetuli, and have told me that it PAID fcthel Barber Returned lost week from ’cousin. Sarah assailants, he holds tbe dog's nose un­ Well, when I meet my Waterloo my ut Lacey Wedut-sTHEAl WELL. My stock of Clarence Crosby - and wife of Battle her visit in dolon. der water as long as he can. Unless name Is going to be Wellington. dny. Lumber, Lath, Creek s)>eut the fonrtb with Mrs. a second dog speedily comes to the res­ Mrs. M. C. Francisco is visiting* in Mrs. Boyd t.'ortright of Kalamazoo is Shingles and Crosby*9 parents. , cue tbe first out*-is sure to he drowned. Ka lamjtzoo. Building Material Charles Maywood of Hastings anil If a comjMinlon arrives and by bls at­ Church—Do you believe that animals Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Aldrich itftrted Mr. and Mri. Robert Burchett of on£ Ve Q is complete. I pay cash for ev­ tacks cm the kangaroo manages to set think? Gotham — Certainly. Dpesn’i.’ Nina-Mosher of Cloverdale were guests Lents visited here Sunday and at­ Saturday on a ’six weeks’ pleasure trip. erything, my running expenses the captive free tbe half drowned,. tbe car hog who takes up all tbe sea. >ay <) i tended church. , ure light, and I am in a position They will visit the Lewis and Clark ex­ of A. Patton and wife over "Sunday. brute Is gltid to regain the shore as ' think Im* owns the ear? — Yonkers to get right down to “brass Mrs. Mina Dewey spent Sunday at qulekly as possible. In this way a Statesman. . Mrs. Mattie.- MagiiHi’-s q^<i baby of position at Port In mf. Ore., before re­ tacks” when it comes to prices. > We loan money on Real Estate Kalamazoo visited her parents, Mr. nnd turning home. Kalamazoo. strong and courageous male knngamo Come and see me, S or good Bankable Paper. We A I Mrs. C. J. Brown, several days litsT will hokl bls own agiduat twenty or Stste o/Ohio. City at Toledo.» f loan our money at home, and do t Luca.* Cooaty. » • , thirty dogs. drowning some and fright­ Mrs. Charles Droh t and children 'ot HOPE CENTER. Frank J. Cbeuey make* oath tha1 b* K the > business with people we know J Considerable hay was down here dur­ Buttle Creek spent a fed- day* with her . Mira Nellie Wilkins of Prairieville is| ening others, and the hunter Is obliged -*c-nior partner of the flrm of F. J. Cheney A; S are all right. We do a safe, con­ Delton, : Michigan Co., dring budnera In the city of Toledo, county f servative business and have C ing the rains of Saturday and Mon­ to intervene with a bullet. and state aforesaid, and that -aid Arm will pay working for Arthur Geater. day. tbe *uni of one hundred dollar* for each ana Honey to ? The band w is out Sunday in their Jay Wilkinson nnd wife of Cedar every case of cahirrU that canqot be cusfd Uy Mrs. Hatlie Reynolds of Plainwell Is ••rube”- uniform.**, rehearsing for the the use of Hall’* Catarrh Cure. \ at reasonable rates, Deeds, t Crfx*k called on Gid Wilkinson Sunday There is nothing coxy about New Fk.ixk J.Crkxkv. visiting her son Elmer and family. para*!*- In Jacksun the F<»urth. ) Hortgages and Legal c Jiadru to before me and sul»w1t»ed In my evennig. York. It is not a city when* a stran­ presence, S Papers Drawn. / this (th day of December. A. D. 1MB. ■ Mrs. Samuel Haight joined the M. E. Herb Barnes »s quite sick with quinsy. A. W. tlLKABOX. Mrs. John Barnes of Kalamazoo nnd ger can readily make a nest and feel I seal. 1 / New York Drafts, Insurance^ class by letter here Sunday. . Notary Public. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Elliott attended at home. It .does not welcome tbe for­ Ball's Catarrh Cure Is taken-internally and Clue Cassoday spent several days last the circus at Battle Creek Wednesday. Miss Mae I’nyne of thia place called on eigner with a smile and a polite “Now act* directly on the blood and mucous surfaces C and Bonds Sold. for testimonials, tree. weak With Nellie Clark near Hickory , Mti«s Lillie Flint Is visiting ber aunt. Mrs. Jonn Hine Sunday afternoon. make youraelf happy ,arid comforta­ of the system. E.Send J. Chknkv & CDm Toledo. 0. DIRECTORS: $ ble." It says tacitly. "Well, now that Sold by dnurelsts T8c., / Mrs. Hill, nt Woodlind. S A . A. ALDRICH.IPresident. NO FALSE CLAIMS Hall’s Family Pills areithe best. you're here i suppose you’ll have to Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip Barber and f J (J. HUGHeSW. President. > The proprietors of Foley’s Honey and ' stay, but don’t get In tbe way and granddaughter,' Lola Andrews, visited S E . S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. > Gents Furnishings, Tur du not advert ice thia -as a "sure botlier people.’* Taris; on tbe other NORTHEAST BARRY. . J Sc R. McLEAY. in Rattle Creek"; Wednesday and Thurs­ R. M. D., cure for consumption. ’ ’ They du hot r yVILLI AM ELLIOTT. day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tulles of L-iko claim chat it will cure this dread com­ hand, is tin* coziest city In tbe world. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. P. TERPENNING. > we you the Mr. nnd Mrs. Van Tassel are enter- Odessa, formerly of this vicinity, have plaint in advanced cases, bnt do posi­ It welcomes the newcumer in a'tbou AMES COLUNS. J OFFICE HOUBS-M to 12 a. mM 1 to 2 p.m., taiulng their daughter Edna, her hus­ the sympathy of their many friends tively assert that it will care in the sand ways. It offers him the finest ed­ to 8 p.m.. All call* promptly attended. Toll at the band earlier stage;-and never fail to give ucation in the work! for nothing. Be­ and baby of Xlrund Rapids. -phone al oOtoe. < Id- daughter, who wus drowned in comfort and reieif in tbe wont cases. fore him fot miles lie the dtarm and Office at reridsacr. Delton, Mich. pficee. ■rt — 1-------- —'-X—-ll-J------- LJ -*■ -1 Cedar rreek last Thursday while In Foley’s Honey and Tar is without wonder and mystery of those fascinat­ doubt the greatest throat and lung ing streets, each with its own char­ EAST ORANGEVILLE. bathing. Her body, was taken to h«n* remedy. Refuse substitutes. acter. some as full of history as an egg Miss Amy Johnson sp- nt Sunday with home in Lake Odessa for burial Sun­ For sale by Arthur E. MuDbollnnd. is of meat—New York World. her parent A Mr; arid Mrs. F. Johnson day. Successor to W. H. Goodyear. . Alm. Alice Koonan <•( Woodland has Mr. and Mr.-. Andrew Johnc»x hi tend­ 'come to spend u faSv weeks with her Paint with Sherwin-Williams paint want Here is u chicken that “ptajeA J*»*ed th*- funeral of their cousin. Mrs. daughter. Mrs. Charles Lebhk-ltuer. and have money left. MulhollandVs "jtuin." A correspondent writes; "The Fred Warner, at Martin Corners last Goode It. E. Webster and wife attended the Drug store. cat of our household entered my room funeral of the latter's niece Sunday at tbe other day. dragging a nearly full our 'stock. ’ James Cairns of Kalamazoo wtp on Lake Odessa. grown chicken In Hr montii. The chick­ want trade, our streets Monday. Mrs. Sol Stanton is entertaining her en made no resistance and was quite motionless, and when I made tfk* cat Ml** Ethel Johnson, our former sister. Miss Mary Robinson of Hastings. we eave you teacher, drop it tiie chicken lay apparently started fur Big Rapids Mondeath I cimsed the cat from tbe- room, day.to attend the summer school. you Mrs. Elizabeth Hinds of Hinds Cor­ and on my return to tbe chicken I was Mrs. C. Haywanl lias ben caring tor ners is visiting friends In this vicin­ '}f surprised to see It niowly open its her daughter. Sarah Johnson, and baby, ity. eyes, raise Its bead and look cautiously who have beyn sick. EL Piter has a new hay tedder. ■round. Ar soon as It felt sure of tbe _. , .T? Mr. Arthur Gesler nnd Miss Lulu If you live within reach of \ disappearance of Its enemy it got up with rheumatism while In Racine-. WIb.. Noble-spent Sunday nt Gull lake with purpose Hay Loader Cloverdale, it will pay you to \ and rnn off ns fast as It coukl." Is some better. Mira Ethelyn Snyder. ou the call and see a nice stock of Ed aud Charley Monica have finished F. Newton has a new hay loader^ Will hay the building William P. Johncox** brick The Clothiers, “Our language is a strange thing. William Conway and family ot Del­ DRY GOODS, house and have also built several ehim-* When tbe Methodist board of missions ton spent Sunday ut 8. Dudley's. Delton and Prairieville, Mich. ' WINDROW, ney» while In the neighborhood. • appropriates hundreds of thousands of Miss Iva Newton has a fine new GROCERIES, dollars for work among tbe heathen ANY WAY piano on trial from Miller & Harris. POLLEY DISTRICT. there Is rejoicing among church peo­ Mtes Nlnt- Tungate Is spending a BOOTS, SHOES ple. When cuDgresa appropriates a Will it load and A number from this vicinity attended week at home..* good sum for river and harbor Im­ Clover shell un ice cream social at Bert Quick’s Sat­ provements we all agree that ft is aud iu fact everything to be found urday evening. by using LOTS HOPE. quite a good thing. But when a elerk In au up-to-date general Hue. We Richard Wells of Hastings visited at less appropriates a few hundred dollars of No meeting at the McCaljum school art* proud of our stock, but proud­ H. Storrs’ Tuesday and Wednesday.^ bls employer's money be Is sent tn the hods* on account of quarterly meeting It is the lightest Machine on er still of our prices. Mrs. Frances Monroe of Hickory Cor­ Are you one of the many penitentiary. Tbe first aorta of appro ­ at Yankee Springs. the Come one ners spent several -lays last week with patrons of the priations are quite appropriate, but tbe Quite a number from ihls place went about her sbn /George and family^last sort Is altogether inappropriate.— to Kalamazoo last Thursday. DELTON ROLLER MILLS? Ths Law Prlcas Wa Quata H. Storr and family elttertalned a Savannah News. Mra. Ola Douglass "of Hastings re­ numbor of relatives last Sunday In I* Th* Magnat That Draw* You can find it at We would be pleased to have honor of their guests. Mrs. Richard turned Sunday after spending a week you give us a trial order. The Trade Te Our Stere. with Mrs. Arnot Dougless. Curren's friend was tickled by the Wells and daughter Alice of Bantings. high-grade roller flour made by Ira Otis and wife of Lakeview are art tor’s retort apropos of the jury flys­ Eva 8lorr uf Milo spent Sunday with us is giving splendid satisfac­ her parents, Mr! and Mrs. H. Storr. making an extended visit with the for­ tern. The friend was bragging of Uls tion wherever used. mer’s psirents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. attachment tt> It and raid, "With trial • Your* truly, BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY YEARS Otis. CUSTOn WORK , by jury I tuivo lived tmd. by tbe bless­ A SPECIALTY. ing of God, with trial by jury I win Mra. Minerva Smith, of Daneville. Hives are n terrible torment to the writes “I had bronchitis for Ole!” DELTON ROLLER MILLS, J Ill., DELTON, MICHIGAN. twenty years and never got reieif until little folks, and t<Jf some older ones. "Oh," said Curran tn amazement, THE CLOVERDALE STORE. I used Foley's Honey und Tur which Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never “then you’ve made up your mind to XLTOfi, mCHtftAM. J is a sure cure. ’ 'Sold by ArthurK Mul­ fails.’ Instant relief, permanent cure. be hanged, DickT holland. Sncceeor to W. H. Goodyear^, At any drug store. 50 cents._________ . More People at the Fountain Ited the latter’s parents. Mr. and . Mrs. Owen Tolles of Hickory Corners, over Sunday. Mra. Nellie Vantyne and son Frank visited the former’s mother, Mrs. Brandstetter of MlddlevHle. from Sat­ urday until Monday evening. Mrs. Barney Norwood has-been In a very critical condition the past few dMya. especially one night, when all who were present thought she had passed away: however, she rallied toward morning and has'been improving ev.er since, und every one Is pleased to hear of such good news. . . '-A great many from here attended the Barhum & Bailey show at Kalamazoo l&t week. Miss Burroughs of Hastings Is visit­ ing Miss Queen Blackman this week. Mr. Roy Cutter of Hastings is hotne to spefid the Fourth and for a week’s vacation. Quite a number from here will spend their Fourth nt Cloverdale, us the baseball team plays ball- there. IE STRICT CONfIDENCL Mra. A. N. Higgins and daughter Blanche spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Van Vranicefi at Baltimore. ELLIS L FAULKNER, . -|i ; . LI If Low Prices Trade IN DELTON SOON Ci 7>V LF elton S late Bank( Per cent Deposits, W.H. Chase, c Loan Come To Us 528 S. HARTER* aud will sell very test goods lowest We Sell It lALDRICH BROS] in Anything you Summer will found iu We your and will money when buy tie. IT’S TO YOUR £ YOUR TRADE WANTED > ► > . _____ _ < j ARTHUR PATTON ww New Deere Hay Loader 1 __ ___ - J THE FAMOUS^==C> PROFIT L. L. Loveland &Son,- ►► » « The beet general market. load from SWATH,, BUNCH OLD guarantee to Bean? Seed and not as many as it would a fork, and work. Draft market. and see set up and hear more it. HLDRICH BROS.,1 �HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 5. 1905. 12 WANTS If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there te anything useful vou want to buy, place an adv. In the THE HEN FRUIT CROP I What “Old Spec" Is Doing to Pro­ mote the Prosperity of the f Country. • A Dij^rantkd . ... Vet er an (OriglnuLJ In the spring of 1801 I marched away with the Itoys in blue. No on? । “Old Spec" is all right Hear what BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. Unde Sam‘8 expert figures say about who has been born since those stormy I | her, fur thu.year 1908: The “egg and days can n-altee the enthusiasm, the; If vou havp a buggy that’s lying ' poultry earnings* * uf the United States patriotism, the war spirit, that per-1 idle in the barn; a stove or other household goods you amounted, during that year, to vaded all classra. When a rejfiment don’t use; if you t|avc any stock departed for the front the strrete were O’JU. 000. you wanLto dispose of; a house wool lined with people, tbe wlndews were The total value uf gold, silver, you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; in and sheep for tho same year was only filled with women waving adieus and fact if you want to buy. rent or huxzas rolled on with the trumping $272,484,815. sell, just try our Want Column men like ocean billows follou'lkg n The cotton crop for the same It brings bu vers and sellers to­ ship. •’ was valued at $250,461.840. ' gether, and only costs ONE Nevertheless these acclamations bad CENT A WORD FOR EACH The 1908 wheat crop was worth INSERTION. Try It. little effect to rouse me from a certain $^39,939.785 to the country. The product of tho Vnilwl Suu. hog melancholy. 1 reultad tliat when I got 2 FOR SALE—A bright buy horse, market nmonnud to HW.52h.uS5. The Into camp at the front they wonU be six yearn old. fifteen and une half hands oat crop ot the an period attaiaed a replaced by tl«> wind and rain, the hub high, broke single and double., a . let, shot iumI shell und, worse than all __ l Enquire splendid driver, city broke. El ' i financial value of $78,984,900. L. McCarty, Sec. 811. . Rutland town- i The |K>tato output balanced the oat these. illsetH*. Besides I was |>arting ship. AddroAt Shultz, K.F.D. L I crop precisely. from Until Hnllhvell. whom l..bad lung . , r ___________ /• 1; WANTED—School-g iris to take or- ■ Tobacco brought a total uf $iL5.5 711, - unsuccessfully courted, but who, »euing me an embryo soldier, bad given jlera for Sozo-Kolon for Washing luces. ( 2l25 to its combined producers.' Address Lock Box 83 Grand Ilapids. । The entire sugar iwoduction of tbe was* to tte* euthusiuHiu of the momcDt and prointetsl thnt wSht 1 returned a WANTKD-Work ut cwrpentdr trrnto । ™untry ““ worth, W I hd^o she would bestow her hand an me. under experienced man. Have had Says a writer in the Chicago luter Well, 1 found tbe condition at tbe some experience. Enquire CL W. Co-; Ocean' “For the sake of gaining a front as' I had expected. We were nut ville. Woodland, Route Three. clearer idea ..f the Kmal mwn.t.«le of | ,lnn utttelteld. FOK SAJ.E -Sr-ctd, Collie PbpplM. . «W product alone it may bo rtated BuU .it tb.. time It was fought Enquire T. S. DeMott. Route *’•. Has- ! that the 1.29O,0uo,iNK) dozen eggs । we were lying Iu camp, becoming very tings. | produced yearly would fill 3.127.UUO tired of our ’►ccupatlou. Then we en­ ----- crate* of thirty dozen each. An ordi- gaged in a number of petty skirmishes. •—«———-—-•>—- • , nary refrigerator car, with an average In aoux- of which a very large propor­ length of forty-twcXand one-half feet, tion of the force engaged were killed. . CORRESPONDENCE. ! holds 400 such crates. A train of these but they made no stir among our friends ut tin- north, for they were not battles. I got sick and spent weeks In SOUTH CARLTON* I U’® <--ggs produced in one year, and the hospital. I recovered aud was shot Mrs. C. P. Stilwell want to Dowling continually increasing number of each while on pfcket and nursed my wound, last Friday to care for Mr. Moses Al- successive year must be remembered - for three lujontbs In hospital Indeed, drieh. 1 would be 806 miles long or long enough during tbe whole war I escajx*! every Mra. Butoljih, mother, of Mrs. Chas. ; to reach from Chicago to Washington one ot the great battles, fighting con­ Graves, is very sick. 'lult^ ^ave wventl miles of cars to spare. stantly in small affairs. In many of Mo. Philo fuller ' i. caring for the * <>ne bun.lr«l m,d Wren thomwul eight Wdcb there was less chance of my es­ caping alive than In a battle. I wus infant ehl hl of the law Mnu Drfmnr h,,n,‘"? lh'~' wounded seven times, bad every fever Slocom i W<>U*<M* needetl to carry the product of known in tlw south. Including the .... ' . , eggs for one year.—Denver News. dreaded yellow fever, and at lust Was What might have terminated in a _________________ dlsehnrgvd because the government did very serious row. had it not been for TU_ CVD. nnuir not think It would* pay .to try to get me timely intervention, was caused by THE EXrLuDINb well enough/o fight again. But this some of the smart youth getting a little । CANE DID THIS was only a-few months before the ck#»» too funny with their fourth of July ' of the war. celebrations. I expected to I* received in tbe /Magazine Exploded, and George north with th<- riiido enthusiasm as ’ One of our citizens went. upon the j when I had left, Instead I fmmd that Myers was Severely Hurt Tues ­ store st<’i«. Saturday evening^ dressed dltK-ha^ped soldiers had been coming, . day Forenoon. in u new suit when he was assailed by from tbe front for four years and were sonic* of our smarties with roman can­ Geo. Myers, . who works for John an old story. Indeed bounty ‘jumping dles. They aimed the candles directly Mead in the latter's store, met with a had become ao common that some perat -Mr. 'Man and burned his brand new peculiar-accident about lif o’clock on euas looked at me askance, wondering clothes very iwully, whereupon Mr. tbe 4th. He was having all kinds of if I were not.In that line. When I got near enough to my home Man pnx’eedcd to thrash the lar gest of fun in rapidly exploding the charges th»'crowd and would have done so in from a magazine cane, which contains to meet :fr!cixls they began nt once to proper Viape. had not fiome of the by­ 70 potiush explosives. This heated the ask m\* to tell my expertetb-ys, or. rutbcr, to ask me what gri-at Isitttea I had standers interfered. We do not believe iron end of the cane, and the heat IHirtlctpateu la I was obliged to reply, in a row, hut just such n thumping is communicated to the magazine. Then "None." Tbe look of disappointment what some of these Alicks need. Some there was an explosion. Tbe iron head . on their fao« pierced me Uke a bayo­ measures ought to be put forth to stop w»u* smashed into bits which flew iu net. the lawless use of fire works that has every direction, one going as fat; as “What: in no battle at all?" was the lx*en going on for a week or more. Maynard's barn. One piece struck universal cxclamatlou. Several have had narrow escapes ffrom "Not a battle, but I was tn hundreds George above the eye. barely mining of big fights ami skirmishes, was often having eyes put out ny having these it and cutting quite a gash; another wounded, bad Innumernbfe dlMnsce youths shoot them in the face with struck the side of his face. Irat was a and after one campaign came very these candles glancing blow and did not break the near dying from tlM« exposure I had John Unborn of'Grand Rapids ispent skin. A third piece struck his arm suffered." the fourth with his parents here. above the ellxiw, and cut a deep long This enumeration of hardship* pro­ A'subscription paper te beitxg circu- gash. George was at once taken to f)r. duced no effect whatever. For any latod u> see how many will agree to Snyder's where remedies were promptly credit 1 gut for It I might ns welihinvt* haul 10 loads of gravel on the road be­ applied to prevent infection from the stayed at home. When I reached borne ginning at Andrus Comers said Agoing wound. He is getting along very nice­ I walked up the street, mentally pic­ turing the some I bad wttneRsol nt my north. There are a few who refuse to ly departure. Now every one was busy sign the paper because it is outside the , with the ordinary affaire of Ufa I township in which they live: but most would not have known the countrypeople are not so narrow minded as ■ was at wur. Vfhen I met friends I this, remembering thntjtliey travel roads met the same old question “What bat­ tles were you In?" I .was obliged to in*«>ther;towns as'wcll as their own. It is .make the negative reply, always roll hoped that there will be enough enter­ .“ -GLASS CREEK GRANGE. Ing forth an expression which seemed prise manifested so that there will ,bo Program for July l.\ to say, "T«fre no eoldter; you’ve a big turn out when the day is set for Singing by the Grange. doubttera been all the white with tb»drawing. There is a prospect of getting ptwort guard ut Washington." Titer Recitation—Edna McKibbin. the city of Hastings to furnish shovel­ Discussion—Does the improvement they wotiM turn to discuss a horse fact­ ers. and it is proposed to have the la­ for doing housework keep pace with or a baseball game with great gusto. dies come and bring a basket dinner But the crtiatert blow wus to find that .improvement fol-farm work?—Ida Otis "the girt I left l«eniml me" had given and serve it in .the orchard of Mr. and Abbie McKibbin. herself tn another. Rhe had licen mon* Nichols; who says he will put a stove Reading—The Liquor Problem—Zola patriotic than tbe most of ti»eni und in the vacant house un his place and Otte. had cbosK-n a soldier. Elbe bod waited furnish the tables if all will come and What are the advantages of a disc Ln vain to bear of'my distinguishing have.a picnic dinner. An effort will harrow?—G. H. Otis. myself in some great battle and had be made to have a good speaker pres­ Music—Ira McCollum and George ent to address tho crowd at the noon place soldier. Then came a man who Payna hour. . bad entered tbe army In January. 1SO2. Selection—Emma Otis. been in the reserves nt Khlloh und bad I Recitation—Bessie Otis. resigned to go iKitne und run for the What are tho first essentials of a tas­ legislature. This rising young man tily furnished room?—Zora Newland. hod supplanted me. and the wedding Music—Orville Burghdnf. Lad taken place n few weeks prior to The program for July 1 was well re­ my return. It to now forty years since that /re­ sponded to. are what receive my careful atThe question "Which is the most turn, and I have lived those forty teption and study. You will profitable, 3 cows or 100 hens was de­ years- without exciting tbe slightest en­ thusiasm as n soldier. I bare answer­ find at my store a complete line cided in favor of the bens, if givenjas ed'thousands of questions as to what ot staple ' good care as cows receive. battles I fought In and on my reply Some good suggestions in simplifying have received tbe same expression uf farm work were given by the, sisters. disappointment But I have been I A fine recitation by Lena Havens somewhat mollified as to my own case, and a song by Eva ^Erway and Forest for. though my best' friend died h> the war of camp fever, I find that even be Havens, closed the program. is not considered^ to have been of any I Hereditary. especial w-rrice 'to bls country or nt "Is genius hereditary T asks a scien­ least to have done anything heroic. tific journal. More than this. In these later days I An editor replies: '*We have not time have discovered that no man candjave to Investigate the subject, but we are been one of the heroes of tbe trer to Inclined to think that It te. At all the Kiara of unwarllkc people who has events, our youngsters are wonderfully not participated In the one battle that Etc., Etc. smart.” te now considered the decisive engnge, ment of tbe war—Gettysburg. No one FrUrid. I on learning that I am a veteran now When you are iu need of any­ •’Rather cold blooded person, isn’t 1 asks me what bojite I participated in thing In thia line I will be glad. ber. "Cokl blooded! Bay, that*fellow can i but whether I was at tbe battle of to have you give me a call 1 Gettysburg. I once replied that I was attend a bell game without getting I will make it pay you not, but, to try the cffectrsakl I was excited."—New York Press. at all the other great battles of the wur. Tbe- result was the same. There A person Il always startled when he was the inevitable disappointment tears himself serloutJy vaDed old for Not to have been nt Gettysburg was Yours for Low Prices not to have been tn the civil war. If there Ts already no remembered battle of that-xwar save Gettysburg, will not the day come when there will I U>lU be only one hero—Grant? Irving, Mich. AUSTIN A. KINGSLEY. i THE GRANGE j YOUR WANTS Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware Boots, Shoes W. W. Watson Bar. a.4 Batka. It te a fact well within' common knowledge that boys, when worthy of tbe name, have an instinctive' aversion, unconquerable by anything less un­ reasonable than force, to baths und even to thorough washing of their bands and faces. They consider thes* rites unnecvasary and uncomfortable, resent them as grotesque waste of boy­ hood’s precious time and ayold the per­ formance of them us often and aa long as they can. This peculiarity Is easily enough explicable on tte theory that tbe child passes through the develop­ mental stages of bls race and while in the savage or burbariuu stage has the aptitudes nnd fepugnnncw of suvages and barbarians. But quite as much as tbp boy batea baths be loves to gu in swimming, which by the oldsters te also called bathing. That cracks the theory all to pieces and leaves tbe mystery right where ft was before. Nobody has marked the hour when bathing for the civilized human'censes to be torHire and l-t-eniues pleasure, but certainly it is well beyond boyhood-.—New York Times. When the wise cues gu to be photo­ graphed they resign themselves wholly to the photographer, who pays us much attention to every detail of pure us would a famous portrait painter. At rare intervals women rend some picture—twmetimes It is iju illustrutk>» from book or magazine-that they bare taken u fancy to ahead ot them aa 3>lmli , uul urc, they lltcj us a pukxi suggestluu; but.. us •* u » rule, lew J.-au«e d.-«lrr. a. u, their txsKsi. Tbe pbotugrapber studlee bls £b>.-u from ..very polut of view, .cwutuatm their Hood mint, by tunny mtercthw dXfeT illmluat™ their * CANCER NOT PARASITIC. . _ _____ „ I “The highest street in the world," said a globe trotter, “te .Main street In Denver, tbe richest te Fifth avenue to New York, tbe widest Is Market street in Philadelphia and the abortest te tbe Boe BJe In Parts. This street te only twenty fret long. The dirtiest street te Tcbangtel in Nankin, tbe cleanest te the Via Castile In Berilte, tbe most ~________ Dr. William T. Councilman, professor of pathological anatomy at Harvard, whose researches Into smallpox have attracted so much attention, takes te* sue with tbe experts in Buffalo on tbe parasitic theory of cancer. “No evidence has yet been adduced to prove cancers of parasitic origin." sold Dr. CounctlmoiL “and not only te It true that none of the bodies describ­ ed as parasitic cun be so regarded, bat from a tlieoretlcal point of view there is no real analogy Itetween tumors and those dteeaara which are really cnooed by porasitea. Tbe present tendency Is to refer tumors to' some abnormality in growth or deveiopm-nt. In nddition. it te not Improbable thnt a tendency toward the formation of tumors, granting Che presence of a condition making this positbte. might be de­ veloped In various ways." . । ( j I1 ’ I| You can paint it. If you have a buggy that’ .-U painting now would be ? ‘ time to do the work. Rem 75c Does It. don; the inert beautiful te the Avenue rowest street te Via Sol, Havana, which has a width of forty-two toebea Th* ugllert street is considered by many foreign artists and architects to be Broadway, Nqw York, .with its sky­ scrapers."—Philadelphia Bulletin. Hatting* Marietta. Hastings Markets are corrected every Wednesday mornlug and can be relied ppon as correct at that date. Corrected Wednesday, July 5 1906. • PRODUCE. ■ nutter-iJeButter—lie- I3c per lb. I IArd-«pe An interesting feature of construeVKUETARLKS. FRUITS, ETC tion introduced Into the new Erie fer­ ryboat Tuxeilo is to be applied to nil i ’ meats. of tiie Erie Railroad company's double Brat. Hte welitht^-Jc-w decked l>oats in ferry' service. Ndt Biire^*c-^6c. only are the akle walla of the deck eatvw. bouse built of steel, but the floor of tbe । "re«5«i - f.-,r-7e' ; ‘ . I j । 1 ' “7r, is lined wtth steel, with an IDtcrlmlng . of aabertus. With there precaution* th. robU-nt. of a ww>n •» tbr boat might take fire and. if beyond control. burn wr****, up t •■ompletely i-w without the slight<« damwr to the puww.mrTa ,board. ' ' , , , ,r". <7",TPV™ n„HL t. Itahau Ibventor. Lhclaoo Until. I* *rith THE Oku wr ORIGINAL to make ilappedr 75 ants worth wilica a ana jiouan ituoursetf- sheep—ac—w. POULTRY. HIDES ANO WOOL; SgXlSXrf-n" ■» . Hides-*.* , < rtf Bluns—!«.* ■ lux favorahh, a.beet, by other, equal- «n>Pbic «b|«n.tu. with a dim to tonalSX Utoto-lTto that it -I! toerwd UrtCdtrfflnv:', Full Un. of BUILDER’S 'HARDWARE. GRAIN. FRED SPAN6EMACHE1 DEALER THE HARDWARE Ky«- .'Oe. Ht*»n»,-h*n<lpk'k64. per bu. IJjn. Wood—soft. ».75; mixed. rj-OO. harJX^SO. HAY AND STRAW. ions 311. ! , J Ha»tlnc». 4'«>h. them tor the time b.h« a. u the en- luiptomlon. Tbl. MMdd Un- tmh-erw revolved only fur the K-e™ btwih value for tolentlflv pnrbeuebt of the uuUoimted nwult. U® I'1*'- «1"“ f'"> “>» motto™ of an Id­ Clover Hay-k..»-r.o<J ea otteu to— a. tons a. two bourn, toett. wlni{ ml«M tw made apparntt by nerira of blogrtiphlc token durhut which time they have fnqheut a’ — "hV pictures " k“ NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. for the cure of: all chroi and enrgicaJ cases ly te*en photographed In as unuiy as with such extreme rapidity. At present State ot MIchlltau. County of Barry•’’s. Notice l> hereby riven, that br an order of the twenty-five different attitude®.—New however, tbe new film Is said to te* «o Probate court forwlthe County of lurry, tnsdv on RHEUMATISM.. -. k DEFORM TIES. i-wlly tbit th. expend of ti.lak IL ,„. the .•nth. day of June. A. D. 1NS. font months York Tribune., ! reckoning br tbe time nt exposure, te • from that date ...... were -I--™ allowed foi creditor* .7.-4:^; to — ^;-. prr' , I . hat r nla I,..• krent their claim* t l^a A&IufA A/ Athe I tl. I “— again*! ot Almira and all Nervous, Riot f ' $10 j>er serontl. A. Kork late of wild countt. -deceared^ I and that all creditor* of said dret>red are rtSkin'ana Chruijic D&-a*vBrantoma a French author. In "Duel­ , . ., __ • vurr. ni inr rrmw kiibt - in tiw < n> w nw ing Storlto of the Sixteenth Century," Thst <leaf mem<M*rs of nte congregu- . (or cxainin*u*>i> *u<1 allowance, ou or be­ BATHS OF ALL KIRDF tells of tbe code then tn vdfcue. It was tion might bear hte sermons tbe Rev. fore the day ot Octotei next, and that . *"7.' ,. -. r- e>. c*,_.. i such suchctalm* .. .. ... claim- will te heard before said Court, aa on1 j — anted:—-■• allowed in the challenge to stipulate us Young i#r.Wilkins Boymorxl pastor nf the btrat- Munday the mh <lay of <k-toter nest, at ten |j ,W ....... .--° wuine; :—.'A , ivt uuuiy different wvuiwns as one plead­ ford (Conn ) Mrthodtet church, jntro o cl<x*klr> the rorenoon of that day. ed without specifying tte* particular al.a.wwl lalnnhnnna 11 th pews >_►->-« <1^ i«>V. |I Dat.d Junrwth A. D. 1«B. | 90, THE JACKSON SANl'TARl urr । duced .telephones Into tbe ofjsevcmablm M Mac*. i Jackson, Michigan ones with which one would actually J-tdxeof Probate. ngm. Tbe rw lawn wu. bound „««« to w T1 A, b" light. antagonist wus blnmeir with all Ou.- ducjlrt "bapM like . "tL? of the platform, .■><» and from thnt I! kWatnl "oo tbe prorialcm uf m> kiaa In front <rf When von lit: tixui thirty different kltulA of arma­ wires were Ink! to various pewa in BREAD j*-t ment. for foot untl horseback; nay. be Which were fixed receivers’. DBPAR that yei even, specified tlx? kind of bon*— CSnErAU getting tte* be coursers, bkxxl burses from Spain und material?, Ibair« A man wlx» runs an ostrich farm. : ------ r------------ materials'. ' ty Turkey, thoroughbreds, colw, some in an experienced w naked the otl»er day us to tte* method harness with ears and tail clipped, and iu the----------modi scientific n suof gathering tbe feathers, admitted sonx* saddk-d in Jennet style, some ner. Everythin, that they were pulled.' out of tbe birds with heavy plated nrtnor and so one. and wholesome. The object wus not only to take his odcc In every eight month*. Was the If you want the best ask y *e adversary by surprise, but to put h'm procex: painful? grocer for Barnaby s 3• ’ Well." be repHed. "about equal to When you *re|huDgry cbtr. ’Hi1 to enormous expense and exhaust hte pulling out your eyeteeth." A good us for a many ladies who wear ostrich fvntbers do sb' Id the belief that they are Whjk- there is do royal road to learn­ thereby serving tbe ctom of humanity. Everything is ing the game of pote In Ite-entirety, Lunch 'Room in there is u plebeian way that leads aging the mort crtwl and barbarous • torture which man can Inflict upon a order cooking -a ptraigtst to Ite M-creU. Let tbe novice line of Cigars and get on an ok! broken down polo pony bin!.—Snortinsrand Dramatic News. that knows the game all the way & CO. Marion Matthew. CbM.koavn. through from a lifetime of playing. M. ■€. Excursions. PHONE 194. First door east of Vanner' t »£i-T Then the pony will play the gun» for Round trip summer Touriste’rrtx* to I Just west ot C. K. & S Depot. Phone 123 Hastings, Mteh. Iihn and will be bls teacher. Tl»e learn­ er will start in wtth a few strobes uf Bayview'. Charlevoix. Harbor Springp, .' City .ml and all ail Michl-1 bte nu>U« un M. «ixl suW«n« Petoskey, IWoritey. Trarente Tnwne City MwWare assured and later bis aim and | gan resort* are now in effect and will I strength of stroke, and gradually be continue throughout tbe summer. ; will work Into regular play. Then, like Very cheap rates are given with a jr-- I other faithful teachers, tlx- wtee old turn limit nnti| (X’t. 31. horse will be suj»cr>*vd«l. but hla work . Special round, trip : Sunday n»ten ,are . will live,—Country Life In America. ________________ now in effect, a rate nf one fair for the j how much she could MODERN TREATMENTS OUR COAL 1 Until further no­ tice we will de­ liver Lehigh Coal In ton lots or more at $7.00 per ton.__ 25 cents n. MATTHEWS Barnaby Bros., IF SHE BUT KNEW We Are ax* Qnrrw-. round trip will be charged. Passengers girl a chick and she smiles* must-reach starting point by midnight 1 Oat! _ call a woman a .ben and. she same bqwta. date. Tickets are good on all Cafi a young woman a witch and she te passenger trainson this division if they ' pleased; call on old woman a witch and are scheduled to stop at. the station I . Obe te Indignant Cjll a girl a kitten I yotl wish to and she rather likes it; call u woman a A Michigan train for Michigan cut and abe bates you. Women are I»eople. fast, comfortable and cunven- j queer. If -you call a man a gay dog tt will ienL Michigan Central ” Wolverine’ 1 flatter him; call him a pup. a hound saves half a day going and coming and j or a cur and te* will try to utter tbe gives a whole day for businera in New ; map oSyour face. He doesn’t mind be­ York. Leaves Hartingsjit’ll :58 a. ui ! ing called a bull or a bear, yet tee will Detroit 8:40 p. m.. arrive Buffalo 8:30? objept to being roentioned as a- calf or p. m.. arrives Grand Central Station ' i cub. Men ore queer too; : t jTs’ew York, 8:00 a. m. Tbe fastest | train in America. __________ _____________ _ “I bad a horrible dream last night" eaid Iluddteeton when be came down to breakfast the other morning. "What was it?" asked hte wife. "1 dreamed that I was In purgatory and was made to do all the things I bad told rfiy friends I would do if I were in their places."—Town and Coun- . We solicit your trade. GOOK TMB GROCERS. & SENTZ, HAS TINOS, FUCK. JACKSON, MICH. Epworth League Assembly at Lud­ "Arent you carrying things with a ington, Mich., July 16 to Aug. 27th, 1905. at a rate of one first class limit high band?" "Sometimes it’s a high hand." an­ fare for the round trip. Dates of sale, swered tfie South American president, July 15, 17. 18. 21 and 24th, return "and then again sometimes It's only a limit ,Aug. 29th. bluff.*—Washington Star. Sunday July 9th there will l>e an ex­ cursion to Thornapple. Jackson, Ann Arbor and Detroit Special train She—And abe is to be married for tbe third time! She hasn’t'been a widow leaves Hastings at 8 KM) A. M. Return­ very long. He—Na She never In a ing leaves Detroit 6 :&) P. M., Ann widow very long.—New York Press. Arbor 7:20, Thornapplo 10:00 P. M. Rate Thornapplo 25 cents, Jackson 95, Ann Arbor fl.55. Detroit $2.10. He' (readlng)-Sbe ware tui air of mystery? She (absently)—How wus It trimmed? ' CABTORX^ yvTteKW Yea Hm uuly^S ., Jackson Lodge, No. 113, B.P.O. Elksl " Annual Meeting Grand Lodge Ben- ■ evolent and Protective Order of Elks I Buffalo N. Y. July 11 to 18.05 one “Can dogs find their way home from a distance?" te a question frequently first class fare plus 25 cents for the1 asked. It’s according to tbe dog. If it round trip will be given. Dates of sale i te one you want to get rid of be can July 8, 9 and 10th. Return limit July find hte way beck from Africa. If it te 15. By paying a fee of fl. 00 an exa valuable one he Is apt to get lost If tenion of time until Aug. Ithacan foe be goes round the corner. secured. . All men would be cowards If they Burn Palacine Oil, BEST in the.World. Try it View (Tamp Meeting and Assembly. Bay View Mich July 11 to * - the Aug 18th,' for above occasion one fare plus 30 cent* for the round trip is f authorized. Dates of sale. July 11, | 12, 17, 18 and 19th return limit until 1 Aug 19 inclusive. . uavi groceries of us. the housewife would late t. give us a trial. “High Grade Goods at Low Grade Prices” is our motto, and all we want is a chance to prove it; THE LMMST OUTDOOR EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD PAIN’S r Mile w $100,000 Stupendous Military and Naval Spectacle Typifying with Historical Accuracy the FALL OF PORT 11 an Exhibition that knows no rival and stands alone on the very pin­ nacle of fame, with startling vividness and astonishing tnuthfulness. -Terrific Bombardment! Thrilling Sea Fight! Terrible Dynamite Guns and Rapid Firing Weapons! Triumphant Entry of the Victorious Forces! 500 Pirtltljioli. 5 itm of Sctitr). Ewans Stojo. 500 Feet Long $1,000 Nightly Display of Pain’s FIDFUfriRlfC World’. Famous Manhattan Balch' IHtWUnAO REOUCKO RATES' OH ALL ROADS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-07-13.pdf b3aaf7521a6d546e03ab86b5815e8313 PDF Text Text THE *t needs 6 • Rood feember , FIFTIETH YEAR « - No. ill. SO THE EDITORS OF MICHIGAN DID IT BECAUSE IT PLEASED THEM. MONTREAL AN IN­ TERESTING CITY IER, THE NEW AUTOMOBILE LAW Licences Must Be Secured—The Rate ir Trainfs. Room ARIUM, • ' l>uy oar h jean bu are beat of teed by d biker ic man­ clean. sk your read. eonjeto is clean. «n and . Nice L, Jflice. j, Mleh. ing to THE PASSING OF THE STAGE DESIRE TO TEST CITY ORDINANCE The Last One in Barry County DIs­ continued On July First. of Speed Allowed--When Automoblilst Must Stop. Gov. Warner has signed the Holmes automobile bill and it has taken effect. All automobilists -will have 80 days in which to procure licenses from the secretary of state. The secretary will furnish blanks which must be filled out with the owner's name and ad­ dress, trief description of their ma­ chines, including, tht^ maker’s name, style of machine, factory number and motive power. The license costs ’82 and a metal tag bearing the number is furnished. The rates of speed provided by the law are not moire than bight miles an hour in busine*» portion* of cities: fifteen mites in residence yrertions and twenty-five on country roads. On signal from the driver of a ve­ hicle drawn by a horse, an HUtomobilist must turn . his machine to the right of the road and stop and re­ main so until danger of . accident is over, and in cases of t^dly frightened horses he must assist the driver. ' FRIENDLY SUIT LAST WEEK ! With July 1st there was discontinued 1 the last stage carrying mail into Barry ! county, this one carrying mail between ■ Battle Greek and Assyria. Many can remember when the stage was the only mean* uf. carrying, the mail in this WHAT THE LAWS OF MICHIGAN I DECLARE MUST BE DONE ABOUT THEM I | INCREASED SAI THE DUTIES OF LOON TAX LEGAL? <ounty- Bven ten yearrago there were I A Kin. nu/UCQQ I‘ MOVING TRIBUTE TO SECRETARY HAY rXT SLOT MACHINE off his Wagon Wednesday. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IN A FOR­ Lee Matthews, the delivery man for EST WITH MIS CABINET PRAYS the American Exprew Co., lias taken FOR DEAD SECRETARYhis stand along with prosecutor Pryor on the slot machine question, at least he put one of them out of commission Wednesday morning while taking a PLEA FOR HIM AS couple of them them belonging belonging to to Bryon Bryon 11 LEAST °° uPle uf Dickinson to the morning M. C. train. I Case Will Be Argued Before Judge TMFIf) TWFI FTH AN , II1LIK InLLllil All" r\ri|innil um ll) PAIkIiIIISM . Assyria. ' SMASHED A MUST WSTROY All NOXIOUS WEEDS | Went To Assyria. INSTITUTED ! BEFORE JUDGE SMITH THE JOINT WORM IN WHEAT NDS TEN PAGES. LAND UWntno , several stage lines running uut from this city, Nashville and Middleville. He was just turning the corner oppo- • Battle Creek also rent twu lines into the Law Explicitly Declares Their Liabil- Ij site the BANNER office when the up- j impressive Scene At Luncheon On southern part of the county. Now‘all ■ per m«bin. dippM from th. | Q Neir Said to be the Best Built City on Smith To-Day Mope To Get are gone, liecause something very Ity For Permitting Noxious and smashed itself on the ground. It ; , j This Continent. Matter to Supreme Court. much better has taken the -place of ; was nbt ao badly damaged though, but I . City of Cleveland Weeds to Go to Seed. Letter No. 2. City Attorncv Kcntem w.nrbrfor. 'he “T .£ ’T9'1 T” * • that it can Ire put in running order j ...... . * ajnA sidelight on the life of the great Montreal, the metropolis and nation- i A number of complaints have recently ■ ^ Jtotira Rita on. tep tat week raking h*?hlL lr‘lwd h“v'’ President of this nation was shown by al port of the Dominion of Canada, is a » wurAnt for th. urrrat of «. of th. | ^.k U c.rrylng th. Ireen received at the office of the proaan incident reported in the daily- pa­ ecuting attorney that certain farmers ! city of 3.50.000 people, and is most for­ SENTENCED TO DETROIT saloon keeiiCrs of the city, charging ‘ pers of Friday. It gives an insight inare allowing Canada thistles, milk tunately situated, being at the head of him with violating the city ordinance. u*Wu. weeds to go to LV w«dnesday of last week Chan. Grant, to the ^juf of the man apd shows -th> A BIG BLACK BASS weed and other *> noxious navigation of one of the greatest of , The justice declined to issue the war- ■ s^mI upon their.farms, and it ia deemed claiming to have come from Woodland | gentle, loving side of his rugged life riviere.- and surrounded by a very fer- | .-raw, ,-ra.ra wrax, , A large mouth baas cdught in n small rant, taking the position that a similar I raw hiul tam irW in hi. cOTrt”ind l,k” n'*r (rad weighing timely in thin connection to note the- waa Hrn‘st«1 for being drunk and dis- withal it is suet a beautiful exampip tile roil. It is called the “City of i law upon the subject, the important ; or^®rly by Marshall Phillips. He was of simple faith in the Eternal Goodnew* Churches. ” and very appropriately too, thxtx Jury h«dra.,uited on th. ground ~'.n nnd thrra-quurt.r. piund. rauld part of which provides: taken before Justice Riker and irenten- of tbe Father, that we want evorf as the city is dotted with magnificent that the city unlinrace wra not valid. '•**n on lc* 11 tke del*-' r ->i. i in 1 i » « 1 c6^ 65 days in the House of Correc- •‘BANNER reader to nflt only read ih houses of worship that lift their lofty He also expreraed his belief that the Satmtey morning. . “It shall be the duty of every owner, . '. • but . to think what it means. Thi* occupant or person having charge of •l,on a 1_• spins heavenward. As may Ire expect­ ordinance was invalid. It was there—--------------nation not only admires, bat it love* ed. the Catholic churches and cathe-1 lands in this state to cut down or ‘ .... A LValT fore arranged that a friendly suit be President Roosevelt. What is it that cause to Ire cut down all Canada thist- flAMDll* ||f fl Al I. dnds are most numerous, with the Pres! instituted to determine finally the is the Htrongest element in the man, byterran a good second, then- Ireing i I leu, milkweed or other noxious weeds L/1MI II LL VI LArlLI legality of the city ordinance which inof his power, power, ana and that abdut 2 0 of the latter churches in the . rrx lYITTYlftTir M and the ■source oorre 01 : creases the saloon tax to $1,W. ! N| Al l)H IN ||N growing thereonjjr on lands between city so 1 underStfiud. All denomina- 1 the canter of any highway paiwing ! ,lim hl8 <xurB^ an<1 f^rle* Accordingly City Attorney Kenaston / I1UHL !\LUIllUll LV I HI HIV11VI ■ . He ^ onld not imitate to say tiobs are very well represented. . through the same in each and every j .went before Judge Smith Saturday, I that it was the help of his Heavenly Ono of tbe most noted of the Catholic i year so often as shall he sufficient to i . and asked fora writ of mandamus from I Father, and .his confident trust in Hiin, OF THE BARRY CO. SOLDIERSAND prevent said Canada thistles, milkweed . SHOWN BY ELIHU ROOT IN ACChurche* is the Notre Darnel which is 1 । him'compelling Justice Riker to issue ' Below h»”tb* incident as reported in invariably visited by all tourists. It UNUSUAL PEST VISITS MICHIGAN SAILORS UNDER AUSPICES «r utter noxiuos weate K„lok to rare). CEPTlbU A POSITION IN PRES­ it warrant for the arrest of the saloon- f * the Cnicago Tribune of Friday last: i is situated on- a street of that nafiie GRAIN FIELDS THIS and if any owner, occupant or perron ist in question. This friendly suit of I OF THE O. A. R. Pittsburg. Pa.. July 8. —(Special! and! is a ma&>ivty£nd impressive strucbavtat chnrjre of .raid loads shall I0ENT ROOSEVELT’S CABINET j count** concerns the attorrneys for the : YEAR > Tea miles from any human habitation; tore. Tlie auditorium can hold IO.iXxi j । knowingly suffer. any such Canada j I saloons, although they could ‘not get ; I amid the silent towering trees of th* people, and the mammoth oigan is । thistles, milkweed or qfber noxious i great iorest. Theodore Roosevelt, pres, • into the case except by the courtesy of HASTINGS AUGUST SURRENDERS AN IN1 ident of the United States, ‘ on hii said to Ire the finest on this continent. y|g|YS ARE RARE 1 weeds io grow thereon and the same to : Mr. Kenaston. AVe are glad to see: COME OF $300,000 _ -iz__ ’..r 1..L— Vli... ■ 'fe®| Two immense towers rise up from 23, 24 AND 25TH ripen so as to cause or endanger the > ’ welfare of Jonn Hay. IN MICHIGAN . him show the fair tqiirit he has in the ' either corner of tbe front of the Iniild- ' ■ spread threeof. he shall on conviction • matter. The mandamus question whs | ■■ । : Around him are grouped - the meining to a height of 22fi feet, the sumbe punished by a fine of $l<) together i bere of bis cabinet, who hadz knowtf . .10 have been argued l>efure Judge Smith ! , the dead man’s services to ths mits of which are reached by elevators. | Munday, but as the saloohist’s attorn- toram*ttce Pfenul,ig for a Big Time, with the coats ..f prosecution, and Ire To Accept A Safery of $8,000. Glv es imprtated i„ th. county Jnilof th,' Un Cheri.hed Plan, And Brat Xtelunra" o7 Injhe western tower hangs what is Prof. R. M. Pettit of State Experiment eys desired a longer time in which to ' There Will Be Good Speakers and said to Ire the largest irell in America, Station Telia of Insect and Re­ county wnero rue immi m snuatrn lor a Law Practlce |o Country. enmity when- th. tad J. Mlnst.d for > prBcUce Country lion’s chief rung iu their low int.Mitjl look up the case and prepare their arPlenty of Entertainment. it weighing nearly 2.1.uou pounds, Ire, peri«»d not exceeding 20 days. " through the wood members of the dis? । gumenta, an adjournment of the man­ sults of Its Ravages “mguished party bowed their heads and iug cast in London, in I^IC. In the uamus It will be seen that the law not only 1 Preident Rowreyelt did not need ?The twelfth annual reunion • of the damns proceedings tp Thursday was iieii in* silence gave avrent to the eastern tower is a .chime of 10 largf Pruf. r. h. Pettit, entomologist in taken. * : Barry Co. Soldiers and Sailuis will be makes it the duty of tbe la-d owner to name “>>’ particular man ns John Hay s I cords of the president. . < . bells, which requires the efforts of IF ! charge of the state experiment station j8 claimed that the arrest of the held in-thecity of Hastings on Wednes­ । cut down in dm- season all noxious: succearor tn establish himself in the! Above in atree tree the theshrill shrillcall calluf ofthe the **"— 1_ men to ring them. The seminary ad- at Lansing, call*Attention to a wheat sahxmists which we mentioned last — — ... . — ___ weeds on his lands, but it also makes j confidence of the American people. He I wood bird to his mate wa» hushed and day. Thursday. mid Friday. August 23,24 joins the church, and here all the be- pest which is causing much trouble in week anti‘their Ireing brought before and 25. The committee on arrangements I it his dnty to mt down all noxious poswrom that U» a degree never wjualad . if the mr hadoeajred tq ® aat cords have ireen kept since 1< IO, tbe ; various parts of! Michigan. It is the Justice Bates was for the purpose of for this reunion is planning to have it ! weeds growing in the highway between by any predecessor. But in naming ot|jet Seminary Ireiug established in 1WJ8. In joint-worm, and he says regarding it: mopping the mandamus proceedings felly maintain the record made herato- his land and the center ofixhe highway. Elihu Root of New York, former Secre- i preaident spoke simply of the Notro Dame are two very , valuable - Just at. thi* time it will ire of inter- by showing that if Justice Riker would fore for interest and entertainment, and if he does not do ro he is subject i tarJ’ of War and conceded to be the great friendship that exiated' between h»der of the bar in that metropolis, for himrolf and John Hay. And then in paintings by Rubens, while in the est teethe fenirere to know of the exist- not* iwue a warrant some other justice .The “boys in bine” have learned to to fine and imprironment. Tbe Uw m.k«, It tbe duty ot i o' ■«« ; >“• j g^3°. mercy for John Hay. as all men Bishop's Chapel at the rear can be seen Cnce of a had wheat pest in this region, would do bo. and therefore a mandamus Jcok forward to these reunions ’hs one fine examidro of Canadian artists. The \ve have just begun to recover fn»m> * ’ * ‘ » was unnecessary. We believe that of tbe most pleasing events of the pas- every pathmaster or overseer of high- I Pub,lc confidence in ms own good , were ainncni. though John Hav wa« view of the alter from the mam en- f the ravage* of....... the,Hessian fiys: now we kind of a proceeding will not commend s>ng years. The thinning -ranks of the W.yx to a,™, to 1. nt down In time «”<> ox^twl J.triotlnn, the lout «<>«-trance is gorgeous and to go to Mun- u .1 r from going to seed.> ■ Eliha ia one of the world ’s1 TheWheelock scene of sthe impreemvft .. .from *the l'~1 itself to the good, citizenship of Has- G. A. R. bind those who linger here to prevent them have -to * face more trouble 7' “ Root u or^ switch, a siding prayer on thsi ^real without visiting Notre Dame is jeu common joiiit-worm. The visita-1 tings. elojrer to one another. all noxious weeds growing in the high men; . ,n ,,onhtIe*« the best , an(] pittshnrg railroad ten • • to mis'tone of the finest attractions. ; ;' tions of this insect have been, few an d It will not be many .years, till the way in his road district, and the few ’ linnR * athont y on oon-^ ‘ taG'-na! !aw. miles south of Cleveland. It was on Is the ordinance increasing the sa­ One of the most magnificent ecclMas* far between in Michigan in these parts loon tax to <1. ODD valid?. That ttr tfte. last of these reunions will Ire held. provide, a penalty if he fails to do so. ! He U n man of ,be m(>rt blamelem life. Wednesday, when the party bad ttal huildinx. on this continent i, the B,„| it is hhl«l that the iuecta will Th« Mature nUivH mintnd wv-tinnw I and ^e most exalted ideals of pa- , returned fro® Cleveland after the Not many years till the Civil war will question. We do not blame a jury for The statute above quoted, sections . . , , , . . -, . > funeral of tbe late secretary; of state, I St. Jutes Cathedral. It ww> Imllt on gl, iwk to their old habits In the <nan“ d y’ “ !’ . "! . 0 The prudential train left Cleveland, Ire but a memory. But the cause for 8.4W to 811.1 inclusive of tbe Compiled the mcsiel of St. Peters at Rome, but j tnrM .. HowetW, this year there is a acquitting a saloonkeeper charged with Laws of I»i7. provide for the appoint- hiKh<*t authority that during his near- I shortly after noon and owing >0 the! v.u.«,u.K the v,„ X.W jury ““’“H violating city »™.o..«^. ordinance. The jury i'wWc1’ lh'*’ wb» ''oro only aV.iut one third * as large. It . very imd infestation in this part of the1 i> u> he texted beyond * mmmabte '^b' «( . muter for <he de. , «nte. in <bo «bineW o' I Rre.. burry Ibo p.rty Iml not tai' rtonmlly right. . . ii- McKinley and Roosevelt, he was the 1 time to eat anything at midday. When 830 firet long. 225 feet wide, and 2.1< • state at least. of-their services Hiidjuicrificcs inirtion of noxlou wood., rnoklnc it ’*"**”"> “ ’' , Wlwlockswitch reocied it w»x doubt. There i. * very reaaoanhie results ” feet t ' the lop of the cross above the the duty of th. tbe towmklp towndtip brawl hoard in rack eocli wtaral.g. '<*””*Mf"d 1—-1. r. .nd «nd thul lh«t evmt.wten ewn.ubon I Bn m;,„„„„unc“ „|, tbBt lb). ,„in ' >uuiJ huvp ‘The work of the< insect i* done in ’d Irate, , doubt of the validity of this ordinance. are shown in J hr united country, the tte St. James was commenced in I the soft parts of rhe liases of the joint, dome All should desire, therefore, to have foremost nation of the earth. We an* tuwmJiiy to appoint a citiwm to sra *° *'*•* “ l*’Trer *" K”ox wl“ rttornx’.w to_wait lor a few minute. lfdt» i .nd is said to have cost $2.3(K»,tM(». inside the leaf sheathes. The infested the question conclusively settled, and «la<1 Tbe'president asked L... :: ’ ' that luncheon Ire~ the “boys ’fcet together and that every’person owning or occupy- P®®™1- ncvcrthelew. all great legal log land dura not allow ,mv n.,xi,.n. PtopoaMona were, awtaittud to Rout Jte J&taT/jte wJt “a cta£ Mcntreld is favored with an ine.\- stems are ofteji distorted and swollen that at the earliest ponipble date, ’^new the associations of the army. wral, to gu to reed thereon. hi ‘ **»"•' to^wra found' ’ ^id ^.A rad haust blu supply of limestone and as a in tumor-like growths and inside these .’While a jury may have an opinion. The committee arc --■—•••••— — -arranging —-—* -a , »list — , , , , »ng was tvanil mnia the woods and result all the public and many of the swellings are to Ire found the minute t nott *“ Irecause Tl,. i,.v,-rv imndrtrat matter to ', "° ““ he trespasrod upon “1"” the >b-> there aa cloth elvtb was wra spread spread on on some rem. young that opinion does not settle the question-^, of speakers and-we can assure all inter­ • 1 ■ : prerogatives of the other mcmtiers: but ' fresh erase, on which tbe private’buildings are constructed, of it, larvae ________ ____ _____ : prerogatives of the other memirers: but fresh gnus, on which tbe members members of,of.1 or o gmtw that__ do the injury. 'j of the legality of the ordinance. Only • ested that the li«>t will Ire a good one. th. farmers,,f the country rad every i' (t tranM his h., leadership i^b-^bip in in and rad the sat grouped.. gn.^d.. it was liecause the cabinet ouiinct sat . giving to the city the appearance of Vsaally the trouble is to be found and the orators will Ire those whom all . the courts can do that, and if a way township board ought to appoint some ,| Krxep of. xueb . ..-nations recthe meal the prra-; portion. wra re „ J? nx- id. nt rowMgtomng great stability and permanency. It is -niM,Te the second and third joints, but Willdelight to hear. Other entertain ­ man wte will to it that no noxious 1,1 , “ io a kmolAig p.iite, rad can l»e found to have the law- points the financial center of Canada, end ■ sometimes all uf th> joints are affected, . mnuxwl on tte ugnixed that bls his advice wra was sought by , tegra In hy raking thr the btetinc blessing On the: ment will, bo provided which will make Wrads ■■'ZT'"-------------------- .’’■'”77------- Z------ involved settled decisively by the sngo to srod withm hla.towmhlp w, No better tribal, could raimpl.- rejsra^n ara.rita." tai many of it* wealthy resident* have his associates. No higher tribute could >simple repast in accordance with his i The rexnlt uf meh wnrHng. in thdl ,b„„|d ' welromn it. this, Pith reunion full of interest to If the owners <ir occupants do nut tp any man than was pxid to ,lsn ~~«l custom. _7 After ?Z:_r he litul had said said gtacel gJacel seemingly vied with one another in -tem» l» often rauy.,1 the wheat to W(, „,,nW tW„k th<, | all concerned. .. . of; cut Item iu du. reason tte, ought to i 1Ir. Koot by Pcjdcnt Rrarev.lt wbra he madte his prayer for the refxne “ * the con<rooti<m of magnificent man- taige or go down about tbu titre- or a ti„g ta0tal r, r delaying a John Hay ’s soul. prmwutod under th.- law. n,.,r> n,ti»„,i red from later. Tbe terry isI.-alw prevented i dw_Won tlJ, mid .:,1.Kth.,„k,.. ept th„ir tte rabinet over a year,' The luncheon was eaten iu silence andi, TO W ATERlittle CONSUMERS. commiwioner shoiihl set* to that. ■ «go«. It was therefore natural that the trip to Pittsburg then resumed. j from- filling out proi^rly. ; |BWyere would be anxiou. to have the Wafer taxes are now due and pay • ------------------ ------ ■Their M-drithm not income aulbeient.t^^p^ ftaaty -<ni.K-n able. I will be at the council rooms to J The law also provides that- in - such ' President Roosevelt ahould turn to him THE ARMY WORM Case the commissioner for the destruc- 1 now to fill the place of’the late Secre- SHOT A GRAY . ly matked as yot toattnutt tbe attention dMitarcd Wndl„s worthier, receive them. • , ' IN MICHIGAN of the general former in n«.M -cate. | tion of noxious weeds shall, after lmv-.| tary of Statu, John Hay. No living EAfiLF T’lF^RAY thl_ ’ JameN Patton by the supreme court. • ing served notiro on the owner or American is so well qualified for the However, acai*fiful'examination of al Clerk of Water Board. If Judge Smith shall issue or refuse ! occupant to cut the weeds and ui«.n , position by hi*f exjwriencv and ability. ---------- numlrer of stalks is pretty sure to show I What to Do If The’} Come Your | t<> grant the maiulmnus w understand his failing to do so. go upon the As we have’said Secretary Root is . Orta Roush Got Him. Measured 78! the prvMaice of tbe pest. it is the purjHW to appeal from his deWay. A Terrible Imids nnd cut all noxious weed* himself ■ the leader of tbe'barof New York, and Inche# From Tip to Tip of •’in case the insect lU'CVi is i» .present ipicnvui in *«• I . . , . t ill I.-well to rat the I "" ma,,er w',“i ” , “ July 11. 05. or FnV»* it done and that the expense of that means of the nation, tie is a cor-. . large numbers it wi»* ■»- wc« w v.«» ,»»v ■ ■ Scourge. —*- inorder that the . cnt't.ing them shall lie certified t<» the {©ration lawyer, who sells his SER,_nv wheat rather high and to burn the 11“”......................... MH,lynie ^onrt " JnR',■ Friend Cook: That terrible scourge, the ann> .11 i. .1 • : matter may Ire settled'by .the court of ’ township clerk. The township Ixmrd VICES but not HIMSELF. Tbe proof ! A.bjg grny eaglo has iaeunl hovering ■ stable. If the nppes joints itru. affeef- , • • . worm, is rejK»rt«xl in . same parts of ed. .is is the case inthis vicinity wher- ,l!*' rv,or Enclosed find sluil! then audit the expmro* and pay | of this is the -fact‘that it was he who around this city for some time, and Michigan ’Die rciKirts say that in ever the fiehfc have Ireen examin.sl. it ’ The BANNER of course hopes the for Banner. Thoroughly them, and all nmoiints so pni<l .shall lie planned the great auri-trnst law •suits . several of our local /qwrtMnen have some localities this pest will in a single ; Is imperative to deatruy the insects in . «>rdi#unt’e may Ire sustained. But the certified to the supervisor of the townwhich brought down upon, President: vainly tried to get him. But tbe cun­ appreciating improvements night destroy a whole field of grpwing the straw I refore they go Imck on the । tnith is what we all want. It we ship and. asse.ss«nl against the rropect- , Roosevelt the impotent wrath of iinmun- ning bird eluded them. was not ro excellent paper coni. If thev hfaad towards your fields, “ . . IT . C .... 1-. :d ! hwye or have not a valid ordinance. : ive parcels uf land upon which the ' sely wealthy men such ns the Ruckefell- fortunate with Orta Roush, son of , > . , , fields next Spring, if rhe straw is used the remedy is to plow a deep furrow an bedding mid ‘ if. well ‘■oalred... with th,-’ ,et *"<”• ■*• T1’er« •' 11,1 '“r wishing continued success j weeds were cut. The alwq.law leuves «rs. Rogers. Stillman, James J. Hill-and’1 George W. Roush, who liras on the^ around them throwing thexsuil.towards liquids ot the stable, it is believed • 'hither arresn of .aloniata it tta ! the whole matter of noxious weeds I Morgan. Mr.. Kout?s integrity as a ’ O'nter Road in Hastings township. 4 and.prosperity. I am thu .dvunrinK worm., mid lo^ii,K tte -'city's legislation is not good law. There , , — practically in the hands of the town-1 man and as «■ lawyer' is ro far above i just east of the city limit* He had f Sincerely Yours, tten <^<t site of Um ftmte toward H"""" .pqtfon ............ _ is no reason why they shipild not Ire ! ship board of each tuwnahip, and each ■ suspicion that hut even his former । noticed that this"gray osgle had a habit i David* Hugoett. th<-11.IU ^on wish to (ur„riouB trouble with comi.ill«l to live up to theonllnuun i( I township board ought to see that the . clients, the great corporations, ever: of coming quite frequently to the rannot diml. this, nnd will perish tn thjj nnwmmOT Ih„t , the highrat court, shnll tednro it valid, to even even whisper whisper a a suggestion suggestion of of ,; slaughter daughter house, house, and and lighting lighting iu iu a a cercor- iI law is oliserved within their townahip. dared dared to t e urrow. been impowlblc to experiment ! -------- --- -- — - ■ •1 bad faith on his part in planning a 1 tain tree. Under this yvas a clump of > I properly regarding this point upjo this | oourse of action by the! government i thick bruah; Tuesday Orta concealed i WILL BE A WHOPPER —• himself in the .brush and waited. He [ time. ‘ ’ Continued on'page three j was rewarded by hearing the swish of I Called the “City of Churches** and WARE. BANNER. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 13. 1905. ________________________________ INVITED OFTEN TO “GO TO HAUEAX” rnarj ill do nan HASTINGS ’ renewal ; . ’ 905 Iks in your • New Ice House Being Built By M. A FINE TOKEN OF ESTEEM Second Ward. The new ice house of M. Matthews & Co. in the second ward is rapidly r approaching completion, and is Ireing„ equipped with the Irest of appliances for handling congealed moisture. .The product they will handle will Ire the very host Long lake ice, and this spring-fed lake furnishes the finest quality of ice, * The ice house is 8Dx 120, -and will hold 1500 ton«. PLEASE COMPARE “THE BANNER" WITH Matthews & Co in the Silver Mounted Umbrella Presented to W. J. Smith by his Associates In the Bookcase Factory. Wo mentioned last week that Win . J. Smith h^d severed his connection with the Bookcase Co., and apdepted a position with the Luce Furniture Co., of G rand Rapids. Before leaving, his usrociates in thejpabinet room, where: he had ro long been foreman, presented him with a fine silver-mounted um­ ! hrella as a token of their esteem, j There are times when it is better. for a woman to be blind than beauti- ' No num with the fishing fever can ‘ be relied on to tell the truth. ful. and ANY OTHER COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN The Pres® of this State declare the “BANNER ’ in the front rank. Hundreds of pleased subscribers have spoken, of - its excellence and of its many improvements. ALL HOME NEWS , The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County news. It fully covers its-field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say oLdie BANNER to your neighbor who may not take it. \ IF NOT.-Why not 'send us your name NOW? It costs but $1.00 a year, 25c tor 3-<nonths trial. . John Dodd, dradgo onginrar. BrraUy th' hi't Mnl’* “in»»’ wi0' * 1 IU.. rad tradiy rrtunind s.tunluy A. ‘ru'1 U’a<led witb '"*< h» lrt dri” , M. after sending week ten. with ,nd l“d <>' teng tte king his sisters Mrs. S. B, Wilcnx rad Mrs. <* “n“ Fred Ryerson. wood is moiuiting the Urd, and it will „ , I* a fine specimen. Lt measures TH 1 .'n n w . * 'T? 'iP Orta ; jmUtarf at Ddta, Wyoming datod:,, j I ; f rongtertatri on hi, good! wl,**?L. . * I Michigan party to that mining town. 1 ' Among those mentioned is Di W. Clayton G. Hinckley of the class of I Rogers of this city and L. B. Terpenn- • lt»01 of Hastings High School who has ! ing of Doster. It speaks of all t he parties as large stockholders in thfc ! Penn-Wyoming Copper Mine, of^Grand ,. । Encampment, tncampment. and arm of co their tneir pleasure j x satisfaction xd__ iin what t-u they |—w in | j• and 11 Wyoming. ; just completed-a four year* course at ’ [ Albion College receiving the degre^ of j B. A., has been elected teacher of I I science and mathematics of Yale School an Elijah ctawaical chuoi for I [ young men al Lo* Angela -CaL �2 HZ,STINGS- BANNER.’theVch< “5h°' ““ ten years they hold HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 13, 1905. A Detective-Bursar INVITED OFTEN TO “GO TO HALIFAX the office.— ] ------------torraocn at Portland Observer. * -■ . ...—| [Copyright. 1M6. for T. C. McClure.] Tbe conviction of United States It wm a political change that lost COOK BROS.. Editors. Continued from ps<e one. Senator John H. Mitchell of accepting Detective McQueen his place at last FORTY-MNTM YEAR. fees for services for Oregon clients in | A criminal league with a political pull ; sions. And they do not have that prosecuting their claims for public I finally brought Influence enough to lands while he was a United States I bear, and his place was taken by one "tucked up" apijearance so common in OXE YEAH many American cities, but are snr­ Our large increase In trade has made It necessary to BIX MOJiTHS Senator is a sad aa well as good thing, j wboee dull wits no one need fear. It ' rounded with 8i«M-ious. well-kept lawns, TH BEE MONTHS put on two deliveries. Hence if you want anything It is inexpressibly sad that a man fill- waa natural enough that tbe officer that add so much to their beauty. Entered at the postofftas at ’HMttnga. Mlchl- ing such an exalted position should should feel sore and revengeful. There ' Montreal has the reputation of being QUICK call on us ui. m fMx-oiid claw matter. have to retire from bl, long end in ’■* * '» • P«»ete detecUre the Iwst built city on thin continent nuns- w.>-» ureft.1 pnblic rervice in nwnlUng blltl. but .rrer thlubADVERTISING RATES. *“*• °TT. ™ ' and we believe is fairly entitled to its Display advertising. rates funilrited on appll- .nub deep di^rere » bo Senator During our drives and .,..•1. «, j . i-i criminal himself. He bad been honest I laurels. M.tebeil. It n. good that a jury dtd ,f b(. wu M( u l rambles about the city I do not recoil nut aee tit tojeepect hu b.gli aUtion be'would to the. other thing, first pare, or among Brevities. 12S4c a line: elsei seeing a frame building of any deFULL LINE OF HOSE BERRIES vMre.TC a line. Average of wren words to the and wealtli in reaching ita daciaion. It H, tlw„ ot w|w ■ scription, everything being built 'of line. • ' x UNDERWEAR, ia a healthy and good aign. thia awak- looked upon as auaplclona cbaructera PINEAPPLES stone and brick, a fact which caused INSERTION, ening of the public conscience. • who were no doubt pickpockets, : much comment and- surprise in oqr CANNED GOODS Notices of bitlhs. destlM or marriage*, will be thieves and burgiare— and they seemed LACE and EMBROIDERY, ' party/ -Another" feature that added printed free as news matter. HF“No coatmnnlvatlou will be piilillsbed uuMayor Dunne, who was elected to to get along all right and have a "pull* greatly to the lieauty of the city, and BREAKFAST FOODS EVERYTHING IN DRY doc any circumstances uuleM It bears the the highest office in Chicago, cn a over him. writer's name .nxl post oltice addreaa. • prevailed both in business blocks and GOODS. A man who bad lieen pursuing crim­ NEW HONEY. - j platform demanding city ownership of inals for years and years on the one [ private'dwellings, and public buildings, job printinq. i the street car lines t>f that place, has aide and dealing with honest men on was the placing bf window boxes, filled p>e Bann»:h.Iu»« one ol the bent raull'j*d abandoned the scheme he originally the other cannot break away from the with lieautiful plant.4 and flowers at lob office* Id We«lern Mlr-h!m>, mid t» prepared . , , . to do every kind ot tM»k and job printing. , adVocatwi. but now wants a twenty routine all at ouce. It took the detec- - every window. No matter how many rracsBMswn i year franchise granted to five men. tlve six weeks to fully make up his . .stories high a building might l>e. there Judge Taft, the present. secretary of j and they are te’^ondnet the enterprise ' mlml aud locate a “job” to be done. was invariably a window l«ox at each war. addressing the graduates of the j m individual owners; subject only to but be got at It st hist. As a detec­ window filled with flowers, vinea and Yald law school a' few weeks ago said L i rates originally fixed by the city nt tive it bad come to his knowledge that ■ plants that seemed to give u ■•finishing “I grieve for my country to say that the beginning'of the enterprise. Own- a certain rhffi old woman httd a cash touch" to the Iteautiful' buildings. 1 box lu the house and was In tbe habit Phone 86. the adminstration of tlx* criminal law ership of all public utilities is not Open Evenings. of keeping bonds and a considerable would like to see Mich a custom follow­ in all the-stab*s- of the Union, there practical in this country. Regulation amount of cash therein. In fact, he ; ed in Hastings, and indeed throughout , <>oooooooo©ooooooooooooooooooooocooooooooococ>ooc<>j may be one or two exceptions, is a is l»oth practical and necessary, ba<K felt It bls duty to caution her Michigan and the whole country, as il ; disgrace to our civilization. Since . against s.ileb carelessness. He knew prevails quits generally through f'ar.a- i 1885 in the United States there have General Alger announces that he will her. habits—how best to enter the • da, especially in tbe larger cities. ■' and rapidly along some valley, and been one hundred and thirty-one tlious- Jnat l»e axandidate for the U. S. Senn- house—where the box was kept. It minute looking Montreal is the key to the great: jMxrhaje the next and, nine hundred and fifty-one mur- torship at the end of his present term, would' be the easiest kind of a job to waterways of (’anada and is also a | straight down hundreds of feet from ders and homicides, and; there have ; There will Iw plenty to aapire for the break In and carry the plunder away, railroad center. The St. Lawrence is I the car window into some rbeky gorge, been tvyo thousand, two hundred and place. We would like to see the sena- and who In the' world would suspect cnv>M*a in the city by the famous Viet- , now - running some tortuous course him? Tbe ex-officer sat down and lu the town of Grand Rapids not far away • executions. In 1883 the torahip go to some man like Congreeseighty-six went air over tiie case point by point, I oria Jubilee bridge.opened for traffic in ; along a mountain stream, constantly j They are having Small-pok so they say, • . Townsend. of^ o£^ Jackson, whose whom* number of murders wan oho thousand, man Townsend, And the good people who dread night and day. os he used to his other cases, and 1880 by His Majesty King Edward VII • creasing and recrosing from one 'side eight hundred eight : in HMM it had in- qualification would be diatingni«hed when he had finished be was firmly' then Prince of Wales. Th>- bridge is] to the other. All these and many other The flood and disease want to move away. creased to eight thousand, four hun-. public service and not the possession of convinced that by no possibility could over two miles long, is a double track­ pleasures are enjoyed in- the ride Ur So they came to Hastings and looked the town oier dred and eighty-two. The number of ‘ big fortune. We know of no reason be be brought under suspicion. The ed. steel, open girder structure, with , through tbe White Mountains. The And thought that they would just be In clover. Ui executions in 1885 was one hundred ' why Detroit should always have that crime would be laid at the door of They annexed their village and platted it out. . carriage ways and foot walk** on either j splendid sendee, the excellent roadbed. 1 Un And to build their homes they all went about. some crook, and they would run tn aud eight: in 1904 the nutnlier was one ’ place. hide of the main trusses. The bridge j combined withjtoe constantly changing W some one of the fraternity aud railroad Back to Grand Rapids they started to send, hundred an<L,>ixteen. This startling , Conspire to make a ride .originally coet f8,500>U00. and was one j scenery. ‘ ■ And for cars of lumber their money to spend. increase in the number of murders as . The government finds that the sum him to atate prison. •Till one day they chanced on the railroad to see At 10 o’clock one dark and rainy of the greatest engineering feats-of its throtigh the White Mountains a trip ■ compared with the number of execu-1 available for irrigation work in the The yard of "Tomlinson Lumber Company" evening tbe ex-detective set out for time. Some time ago it Underwent ' never.to lie forgotten, and no reader of. tions tells the story. As murder is on west is increasing much more rapidly the house he was to rob. He bad dis­ many alterations that cost ♦l.MX).U(W», this paper, who can. afford to take the \u So ihev walked right in and inspected our store. the increase, so are all offences of the than anticipated from the sale of pub­ guised himself to look like u working­ 1 so that its total cost up to date is trip, and it is an inexpensive one And found al) they needed .right down to the floor. IL felony clivus, and there can l»e no lic lands, and has now reached the man ami had put on false whiskers. 1W.01X1 And the cars from Grand Rapids wil! be shipped no.:uore comparatively, should miss it. One" . ■ For our lumber vtas right all right and much mpfe. doubt that th^ will continue to in­ splendid total of ♦M.ixW.lXM). - The He had a slight limp In his gait. This Ocean steumshij* rnn direct from never-foibe-forgutten ]>art of the trip ( crease uulesv'the criminal taws are en­ "‘desert will blossom an the ruse" -sure­ he did not take Into consideration. A Montreal to London. Liverpool. Gias- was the deMcious dinner at Fabyan, From lihe cement blocks that form the wall, ; forced with more certainty. Our ly. for tfiis fund is bound to reach the cross eyed man does not go around gow, and other foreign parts. <n cun- , which is in the • very heart of the To tbe last red bridk on the chimney so tajl, . iii There was not oWthing for which they could cal), country is disgraced by the number of flOu.OOQ.iXM) mark within the next ten thinking that every laxly takes notice nection with ocean traffic, the ful­ mountain district. Just imagine 100 . ... a But what we had it, we had it all. of his infirmltff. He had l»een a bit. lynchings that occur both in the north years. lop shouldered for years, but he did lowing tablet found on the walls of the Iieople starting out after a very early tN. And as for the price, why it surely was right, and in the south, and excuses are Canadian Rubber Co's works, on Notre . breakfast and riding constantly until It made them glad with all their might. 0. The record of 1V0 death*. 4,000 acci­ not pad the shoulder up when he found for the'horrid and fiendish cntaldonned the coarse clothes. He would Dame Street, w;ill be interesting. It । alsiut two or three o'clock in tbe after­ To thiiik that they ever bought elsewhere, was pain ■tie* perpetrated by mohs in such dent tnon» or lean s-jriups, and other have argued that on such a night and reads as follows••1821U-1S33. The pi- noon. Wire we hungry? The hotel • — When tlhey found on one car-Joad what they could gain. cases." AH-tbis’coaies.from our ex- minor misliai«. ought to tie a sufficient In such;disguise not one chance la a • oneer of steam navigation. On this site , proprietor sized up the party as they •aggerated and distorted notions of showing to induce the American people million would come up to give him Vtood Benntl & Henderson’s foundry. ' ajiproached him with that 'half liberty—the exaltation uf the personal to try some more wnsible. safe and in which were erected the two engines, starved* • expression.and very cautious-1 choice and the individual judgment patriotic method of observing Inde­ studying criminals. but that they designed, and placed by John Bennet on ly removed a stuffed deer that reposed I above nil authority. A law is nothing. pendence day than ' cannon crackers, should study him was a different the Royal William, the first vessel to quietly iq the lobby of his hotel. That j Thety are no moYal laws, except as the sky rockeG and revolvers, which caused thing. He passM two men when with­ cruas.the;Atlantic or any other ocean, dinner at Fabyaii will linger long • in in a block of the bouse. They> spotted individual judgement -shall assent; this harvest of death and injuries. memory, and when those cloud-covered entirely propelled by steam." txla limp and his lop shqulder. and the result is that respect for. law On St. James Street is the Place d'­ peaks shall have faded from the mind's To effect entrance to \thcj>oupe Mc­ Government regulation and notgov ­ ’ in the abstract has little hold upon Queen niust cut aud bore away-a stout Armes In the'center of which stand* view, the recollection of those delicions , At to our leidorihlp In I’lono and Organ the popular thought, and the laws of ernment ownersip of railroads, telegraph wooden abutter. He provided himself the bronze statue 5»f de Maisnnnuve, fish, ice cream and coffee will be fresh Soillag the land, merely as the expression of and express lines in the thing for which .- with a new brace and bit and saw. and green. above a granite pedestal nii which is the authority of the government, have American statesmen should labor.' When the shutter opened be laid the To I* continued. enscribed: "Paul de Chomedy de years: no the little respect and little support. Only The dangers of government ownership1 saw on the ground, where It was found Maisonnnve. founder of *' Montreal. well as a law in the concrete meets our ap­ of these utilities with their hundeds of next morning. He knew what sort of UH2, " though that section o f the proval do we. most of ns, feel it en- thousands of employees are. too obvicfhs> ’ catch ‘was on the window, and lie bad Ivers & Pond and Raymond come provided with an Instrument to country had iieen visited previous to titltd.to our faithful Observance and to to need; argument. for the grades the spring it back. This instrument wbh that date. Jariues Cartier came, up, a strict enforcement. Governor Folk’s Those democata who thought their. left on the front stoop near which ha the St. -loiwrence in 1383 to the site of iclea that any law. even though it may Crown, M. Schulz and Star was working after telng used. There the present city,but nt that time found AUSTIN. hint national convention; had ^buried not meet the approval, is so entitled. was plenty of mud on the crpaslngs. nothing but a ' big . Indian town. In | Rev. Emma Garretson passed Sun- [ the grades, and and cannot be disregarded without ' bryan are now awake to the fact ,that McQueen bad won several rases by the 1811 Champlain'established a trading day at E. A. Green's. weakening respect for all law. does not the supposed corpse net only reffises to —muddy or dusty tracks left behind. Price and Temple, Richmond and Arlington ■Charley Wiles' new barn i- nearing seem, to lie entertained by any large be buried or classed its dead, but is1 There was grass nt band on whleb to, lost here, a tablet in front of the CusI co in let ion ami adds greatly to the. ap­ for Pianos. have them now • portion ot the people. ver/ persistaiitly olive to wbat is going clean his boots, and he entered tbe • turn Hanse nbw marking the six>t. bnt pearance of his farm. it was not until Maiannnuve landed and make no before on. window without doing so. Several from bote enjoyed the 4th at in'ltt-ll? that the lasting foqjidntions of of Tbe treasure box was in an unlocked Thornapple lake. What will be a hard low at grafting ■ the city were laid. Canada remained Misses Celia Palmiter and Gertrude Russia and Japan have proceeded in bureau, while the owner slept In a Parlor and Piano Case Organs. become a law by'the signature of room adjoining. Nineteen burglars out ’ with, the French for more than a cen- Hoffman started for Kalamazoo last ; the direction of peace ;w far as the ap ­ G ovemor ‘Warner and is as follows: of twenty could bare got the t>ox . tnry. ar.dJMontreal did not liecome a Tuesday where they will attend the “Whoever corruptly given, offers or pointing of peace commissioners, without awakening the woman, bnt as British city until 1763. In IfliMJ I<a Salle summer normal. promises to an agent, employe or ser­ clothed with 'full power to agree on McQueen got hold of It he knocked a came to Montreal on his voyage of dis­ Mine Bertha Hayes of Bellevue is the Three Uceaxed Enbalaers. All Calls Prouptly Atteaded. vant any gift or gratituity whatever. terms -----of ‘ peace, who - will meet in Wash'- bottle off the bureau with bls arm. covery into the northwest, and thence I guest of her uncle. William Wiles. The old woman screamed out. and he to the Gulf of Mexico. The house ocThe June meeting of the Assyria will: intent to influence bi. action in ,r”rton Undertaking. Pianos /and Organs. fipd, leaving bls dark lantern on the Fanner's club was held fwith Super-, ■ relatiofi to his principal's.employer's or I . i cupied by him can still be seen on the visor and Mrs. 1.. Ream- and alxiut m«ar a buainrea. or agent, employe orj'> “■» * ^re’ bureau. He had planned to reach road • to Lachine. -On Notre Dame■ 130 fanners including their families uvuiv home by ujr . a u wruuu certain ivuic route milci after tbe ixiv , . . rermnt whocor'ruptly re.pte.taorece.pl. *“ borslaty A, be »urted to lake that | S'reet. west of St. Hill. «■». enjoyed the fine day and nice program a gift or gratuity or promire to make *»»«'« <°r which was prepared. Owing to the , route lie saw a policeman barring the. - the *' residence of De Mothe Cadillac.« ,,r. . crowd Supervisor Reams erected a a gift or to do any m.t bMefclal to of th.«e who bare n.bl«d the natton who left th« little French village to go canopy east of the house and while way nud bad to take another. Almost Mmwlf. utaler an agrement that he 'bincb tintly land, m Oregon. Itot it his own door he encountered a third west aud found the present city of Pe­ listening to .the program we could dtail act in any pwihretar nuumnr it. P’-"11criminal Who knew him In spite of bls trolt. In the winter of 1773-7(1 the city feast also on the. beauties of nature. disguise. To crown iill the owner of Everybody .went home feeling amply relation to his p.inei]Mil*.s employe's or , , uunict abu.i.^toranago.d.entpMT , th, death of John Hay the wor d the box bad finally taken bls advice '■ of Montreal was taken by Gen. Mont­ ; rejMiid for making an effort- to go. Thi‘ gomery during the Revolution, but he , July meeting will be held with Mr. aermnt whcla-ing aothorired ... preU"K«™»t~t at.tretnan-of th, early and deposited her bonds and most of ; was forceil to leavo-Canada ent i rely lifter '.and Mrs, Henry Stevens,one mile west . . . .. . veara of the 2bth centurv. His.inflntier cash lu a bank, apd all the detec­ curt’material, supplies or otlier articles • , , an unsuccessful attack on Quebec. One , of Lacey, on.July 22nd. Program will , eitheriy pirchase ur contract, fur bis *** hKfe,t*w k,u»*’ **the tive got for bls crime was $26. bulldlug. ibithe , appear next week. Tbe ease was given to about the poorprinoiiml, ctoployer or muster, receives wort sia stan • . sat detective on the force. McQueen foto tho Chateau de. Ramezay. CEDAR CREEK. directly or indirectly,for himself or for ' llcltated himself that he was perfectly Two tablets on the building tell its It will not bo found an easy matter another a commwskm discount or bo­ isfe. and three dayw later when arrest'- , history ' concisely. They read as fol­ . Farmers ure Iradlly discouragc-iL they V«roeither bay it nor cultivate their , for President Roosevelt, to find a man nus from the jierson who makes such ed and be saw the evidence arrayed : lbws: Chateau de Ramezay built about corn or ixitatoes. big enough to fill the place in hiweabi- igalnst him be was appalled. The bit sale or contract or tumishes wuch ma­ , I7W» by Claude de Ramezay, Governor It hn« rained twelve hours witliout a . ■ net uinde vacant by the death of; John »nd brace’ and Instrument for spring­ terial. supplied er other articles, or J j of Montreal 1708. Official residence of let up. It is now 8:80 Monday morning . Hay." ing the window catch were traced to from a jjerson who renders such service the British Governors after the. cession. and Ntill raining. the seller, and be said the buyer was or labor; and any jieraon who gives or ' H. W. Newmtut is a ven- sick tnan r.Headnartera of the American Army Offen, aurh an agent, employe or 'muMichigan want, no "battle of l»r- McQueen. There were six or eight 177.">: of the special Council ra37". very little hopes of recovery. Dr. ' muddy tracks on the floor of the bed­ Harter, of Delton, is attending. rant auch commireion. dlacount or bo-1 rela" for Alger a coat, if any eandlroom. and they were found to fit the This huildipg witf the. headquarters of Archie Mead will move to Jackson • nua .hall la> deemed guilty of a felony : d«'» ««rt th»‘ kind “f » ; ex^detectlve's shoes. As a matter of . the American Brigadier General Woos- Boon so we are informed. and on conviction thereof ahall he “ ougbt be defeated, uui be i»e pun- [ faign. t—-r.......... -o-* to — - —■— lact, some of the mud was still clinging 1 t«r in 1778, and here in that year under Will lauch has his large new Imrn to them, he having failed to take the Gen. Benedict Arnold, the Commis­ ready for hay if he can ever get his hay j ---------- ----------------ished by a fin© of not mure tthan ----- ,*300 — । PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST or by imprisonment in the state prison W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings, filch. aioet common precaution. The second sioners of Congress—Benjamin Frank- cured so it will do to draw. light after the robbery he had got rid LEHIGH forja period of not more than one year, Who sells the L. & M. Paint, Our mail .carrier says—and thinks ; | lin. Samuel Chase, and Charles Cnrit the box by throwing it In a pond or by both $uch fine and imprisonment. roll, of Carr61ton, held council. The worse cuss words. la informed by Longman & Marti­ ■ Jack of the bouse. A hoodlum of a J. H. Valentine has lieen over to I "is a very---------interestnez, that ten thousand churches have | boy mousing around had seen his aS . old "Council —---------Room — -----------— Battle Creek every wefck except one • ing K piace place to visit, anu and it was in tuts this since last JMarch, and it has rained Two years ago tbe legislature of been painted with L.'& M. Paint. It. , don and next day recovered the box.' in takes the least; wears the longest; and Warehouse opposite? C. K.& S. depot. Phone 57 Michigan passed a bill giving the su­ only requires 4 gallons of the L. & M. ' Silliest and most foolish of all. the i; room that Benjamin Franklin set up every time he went except once. i man had taken bls old dark lantern I h|s printing press and printed the Art Owen.is looking for a great run j preme bench, three additional justices, and 3 gallons of Linseed OH tc paint a j tuan bad taken blB old dark lantern his printing press and printed the with him, and there were marks on it • -Gazette. " which is still published in of threshing this fall. Better wait } moderate sized house. the people being informed that, on ac­ Art until you know whether we have ' tbut were recognmed by bait a doreu Montre«l as .daily pejwr. count of the crowded condition of the any wheat to thresh. I it his old comradefl. ‘ comrades. docket these added justices were a pos- . WHERE wnr-nc. WILL YOU GO THIS ----------- sharpest detectives mU.. One of the the Tnwhy murninx JtlM apU> at ktu ' itive necessity—the court was working 1 SUMMER?* If — you -desire ---------rest — ­ and -rereentry bad planned a crime that he I o’clock wo left Montreal over state of Ohio. City of Toledo, t itself into the grave.: the legislators : creatioli, why not try “THE RIVER i could see no possible .loophole In and *the ’ * ’ ' -- Maine Central K. R. for Portland ' Lucm County, f w believed it and the bill making Uie ad- ST. LAWRENCE TRIP?" Folders । lhen gone and left so many that even Maine. -This'carried us through a por­ 1 Frank J. Cheney makes oatli tti»t he l« the senior partner of ttw firm of F. J. Cheney A , dition became a law. Last fall three descriptive of the Thousand Inland* ■ L country constable could bare brought tion of Canada, through a portion of Co., doing bustne*.* In the etty of Toledo, county 1 want to, impress upon you that I have a line stock of Confec state aforesaid, aud that a>:d firm will pay I tloaery. Cigars, Fruit.*, Etc., and 1 cordially invite all of my very nice gentlemen (all republicans) ■ Rapids. Montreal, Quebec . Murray lhe crime borne to him. When arrested Vermont, through a^wrtion of the cel­ and the sum of one hundred dollars for each and ; friends to five me a call. I will assure you the best of goods for " Bay, Tadqusac. the far famed -Saguenay ind arraigned bls lawyer advised him ! ehrated "White Mountains" of New every c*»e of catarrh that cannot be cured by were chosen as added justices to relieve the money, and a nice stock to select from.__________ 1 want _to thank the tine of Hall's Catarrh <‘ure. ____ k one Fkaxk J. Chkxxy . ; the other# of the burden they were River, etc., on applicatiptf to any; to plead guilty and abandoned thecas®, !’Hampshire, to Portland, which we and all far the very liberal patronage given __ ____ 1 „will do .my n me and and McQueen did ho and got a sen­ Sworn tn before me an>l subscribed In my utmost to merit a continuance of the same. tearing. Tbe Observer opposed the railway or steamboat Ticket Agent. For A. i>. ISM. I tence of fifteen years. If there Is any i reached about six or sev.en o’clock in presence, this 8th day of December, A. W. OUUMIX, graft (that Sall it.is) at the time. Now illustrated guide, * ‘Niagara to the Sea. ’ ’ moral to the story It Is that while it i the evening. Words cannot describe [sr.AL-1 Notary Public. tbe whole bunch—the overworked and send' 6 cents in^ postage stamps to H. ■ takes a sharp man to catch a thief It the ride through the beautiful White Hall's Catarrh Cure l» taken Internally and I directly on the blood and mucous surfaces I the relief corns— have quit businere un-1 Foster Chaffee. Western Pass Agt., takes a still sharper one to be-a thief I Mountains. With mountain tops many" jwtn Of the sy stem. Send for tesltnioulaU. free. CONFECT?ONERV\™ ' til October while the rest of us work Toronto, or Thus. Henry, Traffic Mgr., • And defeat the law. M. QUAD. j times obscured from view by clouds. l by dnuntUU Tie. ’ !'s Family Pills arejthe best. like the Devil to help pay the $70.0J0 Montreal. R. & O. Navigation Co. ♦ with the train now running, smoothly Fubilab'ed every Thursday HaaUags. Michigan. DePue’s °SET"OERRE,L EVERYTHIN^ that you want at J. HOMER DePUE, Tomlinson Lumber Co fl fl iu w ik fl fl fl a fl fl fl There hasn’t been any Doubt fora good many doubt of economy buying here. We handlesuch known makesas'the CORRESPONDENCE. higher ■ for good medium and toe cheaper We all in sttjck you can mistake by looking herp buying. Also a full line We are now booking orders for our summer delivery of HARD COAL May we have yours? Both egg and nut sizes at $7.25 per ton delivered ROWLADER BROS- & REISER When You Go Camping FRED WOLCOTT �HASTINGS BANNER JULY 13, 1903 A TOWN BUILDER making a iSkk Person -Comfortable Kcnaston The M. C. and Big Four win here­ after use tbe same station at Niles, the M. C. having acquired that branch of the Big Four. , Forgot the grouch .bout the hot wenlher. IV, whnt yon hn.e hern longing tor nil year. It wm, long i» coming. Now it i* here «mile and you -----keep cooler. will is much easier if you! have the necessary ) sick room articles, of) which we carry a very) Chicago & Alton employees have been instructed to give up drinking intaxi4 cdmplete line. ( eating liquors, and to stay away from The entire resourefcs of) gambling houses and dance hulls. The this store are at your) , company says it means to keep its men command to assist in JJ.; up to as high a physical and mental 01 . the restoration <' 1 j standard as possible. health to the one who)) I John G. Roush and family, of Hasis ill. )Z) ; tings.^ have been ’tbe home HUfm^ uavo own recreating itrvrcuurig at ni.nic tiuuic yVe are Has Built About ■Mile* Hall returned to Ann Sunday. Seventy-five Houses A. EL Kcnaston is doing his full share toward the building of ---------Hastings. ---------- -----------------„ up — At the pre-mt time M I. bnildtak nine j hou"™' ,nd h“ in >“ Tw0 ne’ °"“ *re 1““ «™' ■ °ne Madimn .tract jnrt south of the Park, and another on South street in Kenastonville. This will make about 75 new houses that Mr. Kenaston will have bnilt hi this city al) told and Squire says that hfc has only just commenced. Boy Cutler is visiting hie parents in Delton. J. N.’ Covertt, of Woodland, the city Friday. wan in William Keat went to Detroit Mon­ day on buainew. Ed Cole went to Kalamazoo to visit trtends Monday. Mrs. D. K. Titman visited Jackson, friends last week. X Mrs. Grace Blanchard is visiting friends ab Detroit-' EXAMPLE Of EX ALTED PATRIOTISM Roy Johnson was in; Nashville the fore part of the week. I ■ Mrs. F. NauseL of Prairieville, was exceedingly} of Mrs. Roush's parents in Campbell | | in the city Thursday. । the past week. John has been sick and ■ Continued from page one. 1 Frank Black, of Grand Rapids, was unable to work for Mnwswf *nd visitor Friday.’ iVyrnK.a, recnpww hi, health on . the enJ ,,ri ’ (tat will in thewill end bring »11 ™rpon.-i Homrr Klirnl n/Albi.n wn. in th. the farm.—Freeport Herald. tjun, wjthln |ml(. |hc Uw Mr. ‘ to carry out x ev­ careful ery direction which your physician embody res in his prescription. The more serious the? Mm.-Frenport HwJd. . tiqM wiUlln tho Uw Mr a Inaamuch a. when tb» the law reorgnnixreorftanix- ., Knot Hoot fnlly, fully, heartily mid and nctivnly actively Nbpfxirt* .UpiairtInmonuch n. ' CHASE <fc SANB0RY, Importers, Boston. ... illness the more import-ingUn- state lax cnamirnmn takes nJ Kjxwiv.lt in his opptwition to xrnst * * ‘“ * H visit ant it is that you bring! t ,*11 the "f cle,ks <l«nlnaliW>. momrllln mends Thurwhy. o er > ''mploytsl by the commimion will have to be relncnl to 13. ib.> wmmis/ sion has notiiiesl the clerk.’, now wn1 that their service will not lie t needed after September 13,. This will i enable the new commission to start with a clean slate. the Prescription s, Store * * tit s * Ot sa of the :on tow ore A Chance of a Life Time to Decorate Your Home. Beautiful 16x20 Pictures with Frames, on Display at our Store. in a house, but it has its drawbacks improUble that his income as a lawyerJames Bush and daughter, of White I gor instance, to !» disturbed in an during ,go<xl times such as we now en- Cloud, were guests atl^ee S. Cobb'a afternoon siesta by a fierce ring and a , j°T w°t>ld be from $2.>b,000 to $800.(i(W Friday. request to skip across the street and “ y®«r- Hi’ services are worth what > Silsbee and Mrs. Jennie I tell Mrs. Blank, who has not this hoiw he *»ki for his client-, pay him willing- mwvwm Stebbins v&i Grand Rapids friends .mo .{sited hold convenience, to come to your I And ynt when President Itoorevelt Thursday. I phone, makes qne feels like answering '. <**U®d ippon him to surrender his priGlenn Greenfield, of Grand Rapids. the.'Hello' with the ’o'' put in VHt«' interest foe tbe public good, to, .’ visited his parents and uthe£ friends front.—Battle Creek Moon. laydown an income of and i ' here last week. ■ | accept a salary of $8,OUO »•< a cabinet DOCO<XXX)C<XKXXXXXXXXXXKXX>C Pxnl June, for a man tong <hml i> , Lhi, gB-I man „,rn.nd,TO1 hi, Will Pattison went to Jackson Thurs­ very ram-h in tbe public eV.- jun n«. B.ve h„ eheri.lK.1 pin,, day. He has a position in an antotno* but of all that i. being written abnut the ,KKjtl„n of L.vre,.rv bile factory there. him. nothing is more intnrotmg anil ■ o[ such awnbre good to Mrs. A. E. Ludwig. n«w Mat’ nriking than hi, biography by Alfred ,he he h)W the'man Roberts, of Chicago, visited Hastings Henry Lewia. of which the tint in.mil- hjmself „rtain|y Dgn’t forget to call at friends Thursday and Friday. . nient appear, in tbe Augu.t C’oamopolthi, do Mrs. Belle Hooper and children, of •oc"an‘of tl«'great ad- hi. juttriotic duty on tho pan of thia Memphis Tenn.. are tho gnreta her miral will Iv one of the m.«t impor- .-..nhy .nccBBOr of .lohn.Hay tb.l lite parent. Mr. arid Mix M. .Stabbin.. and get acme of their I ™ °n,r i. made ftoh not by whaltiugw. and w N chldaBer M„ w. Vaal Sauaaga, prraent year. wb.t lt .h.], K.in bJ ,tWndeJ (mJeral ’ Cold Baiad Ham, Warning lx given to the ianm-re to giving, that it ia loyalty to duty, cwt w f-_ Upj(llln ,t KalamazooTbnraday. Cold Baled Lan, i be on their guard against h fellow who I what it may.and unselfish service, that > ' Chippad Dried Boot, ert im . e e i is going alxiut the country, claiming makes the life worthy, good and great.ire - nn e j to be government inspector of farm , Ability to serve, such as Elihu Root wel ’ are Boneless Pigs Feet, stock. He calls on the fanner and say* posaessre, is not given to many. But ; ^ u< * 8 °* ‘ r ' an * n ’ " • P ;in Ke,nac Home Made Veal Loaf, ! he is inspecting the cattle for eontagi- I a|| of ;u»' can. in our own little j er' z Home Made Pressed I ous diseases. He makes the inspection, j world, set the example of loyalty to; Mrs. John Brandstetter juid daughter, Com Boot. ' demands and often receives his five dol-। duty, honesty and simplicity -of life. Praipiewille, were in the city lars fee and departs rejoicing. Such | faithfulness to trust, and readiness to Thursday, and were guests of Mr. and Chickens Dressed to Order ; a grafter can always find a few suckers ' serve and sacrifice onr intersets fur the 1 ^^n‘- Job*1Doster. in most any part of the country,- no good of others. And that is living’ at ! Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wightman, of ; matter how often the local paper calls . our best We should not be contented Chicago, visited at Sir. and Mrs. R. 1. ! with !<**. on its readers to be on their guard. ' Hendershott's, .and with other Has­ ; tings friends last week. Cor. Jefferson and Court streets. COMMON COUNCIL. [ James Pattison of Kalajpazou and CALL AND GET OUR PROPOSITION... When Going to a Picnic or Lake J. T. PIERSON & SON, MKHMAN* I (Jommon Council met in special ses- ' i sion for the purpose of auditing ac| count. Friday evening. June 80, 1903. BABY’S FACE MASS BF SORES President Grant presiding. Present nt roll call. Aid Barlter, Brooks. Grant. Horton. Hilton, Weissert. Abaeut Aids. Hall. Sentz. ! -Reading of minutes of previous meet­ ing deferred. Ears Looked as if They Would Drop ♦ The following accounts were audited: ' C. Bennett, labor, 21.52: Wm. Ten i Off— Body Entirely Covered with Having s tar ted my Planing Eyck, labor. 24.85; U Anderson, labor, j Mill east of the Table factory Humor—Three Dodors Could i 21.88: Dan Waldron, lalxjr. 24.85: F. : I wish to announce that I am , Baker. taUir, 14.38; Frank Bower. Not Cure—Child Grew Worse. now prepared to do all kinds of . labor, 7.44; A. Rayner, labor, 18.78: Geo. Crates, labor. A 23; C. Rayner. i labor, 111.42:Blake Barnum, labor. <5.48; ' W. Cobb, labor, 8.93; Alvin Penny, labor, U.48: G. Durkee, labor. 15.92; Make all kiqdB of G. W. McArthur, lalxjr. 1*..94; C. Strouse, labor, 10.30; Chas. Baker Moulding. Window Frames (acct), lalxjr. 02; B. Minges. labor, i 17.30; Floid Grace, labor, 8.00; G. and Door Frames, ' Wiseman, labor, 8.75; W. A. Hudles- I Mrs. George J. Stccse, of 70: Coburn labor. 10.51; R. Warner, labor,, Porch W'ork, House Finishlno i| ton. 20.11 Thomas Christian, labor. 2.63; | St., Akron, Ohio, tells in the following ■ Frank Stanley, labor. 1.20; C. Cauline, letter of another of those remarkable teaming. 40.25; M. Rouse, labor. .88: cures of torturing, disfiguring skin 1 will be pleased to figure with vou jap, I Wm. Smith, teaming. 42.00; High' humors daily made by Cqticuru Soap, on any work you may wish. । Durkee, labor. 2. 10; EL L. Smith. n t, assisted by “Cuticura Ointment, : teaming. 42.00: A. D. Maynard, team- after physicians, and all else had hftd I ing, 17.50; Dan Shea, teaming, 88.50; I Ed Shea, teaming. 14.00; U EL Smith, , teaming. 21.00: A. D. Maynard, j yon what Cuticura h.is done for my j Freight and cartage, 4.27. little daughter. She broke out all Aid Sentz resumes his seat in the i over her bodv with a humor, and we i council. used everything recommended, but Just received a car load of White i Mr. Buras, labor, .88; Chas. Preas-, , without results. I called in three doc­ Wood this week. ter. labor, 2.10; Mfkle Hull, labor, .88: j tors, they all claimed they could help J. A. Newell, labor, 104.91; J. Hooten. her, but she continued to grow worse. - lalx>r, 2.88; Ptenk Wait, labor, 2^0; R. Her body was a mass of sores, and her little face _________ was eaten ___________ .away,her herears ears K. Grant (<cct), 5.00; Goodyear Bro., * supplies. 10.91; Kenneth Anderson Co.. ( looked 1—1—! as — if - they woulc "la drop ofi. 01.42; Arrow Boiler Co., suppliew. Neighbors advised me to get Cuticura *• 22.96: before 1 had. 2S.96; EL EL T. T. Wilson Wilson Coal Coal Co., Co.. £>.64; M64; i; ’ Soap and Ointment, and Sr: * M.C.R.R., freight on coal. 61727 Mn*. useo L.Jf half of the iikc cake of soap and box of. ointment the sores had all X ' Kurtz. 3 wks. board. Mrs. C. healed, and my Tittle one's face and Buy. sell or exchange Holbrook, 3wks room rept,3<(X>; A. D. * -Maynard, freight and cartage. 12.46; body was as clear as a new-born baba’s. anything on earth. * M. C. R.R.. freight on Road Roller. I would not be without it again if it costfivcdollars, instead ofaeventy-five * 24.MJ; Weissert Bros., supplies. 19.45: t Hiram Durkee, labor. 6.18; Chancey •cuts, which is nil it coat us to cure See me before you * i R. Bishop, legal services. 1.3<’: M. W. our baby, after spending many dollars ■♦•'Hicks., supplies. 2.81; Internationa) on doctors and medicines without any buy. See me before T Seal & Lock Co.. servict’s, . 75. r-+ benefit whatever.” X Moved by Aid. Barlxir that bills be you sell. * allowed and orders drawn. (Carried T Ayes AIL) • * Moved oy Aid. Brooks thM the ac­ First Building Nortk of Nstional count of the New York E'ire Alarm Co., Rest for Mothers. * of 73.00 be referred to fire comm, i Instant relief and refreshing sleep * (Carried Ayes All.) | Bink. * Moved by .-^d. Weireert that the I for skin-tortured babies, and rest foe * | council adjourn. (Carried Ayes AU.) j tired, fretted mothers, in warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle anoint­ -♦James M. Patten. W. R. JAMIESON. Propr. ings with Cuticura Oiutracnt. the great *‘ City Clerk. ■kin cure, aud purest of eniollients. HMitaM, MM. ? Money goes further when buying I , things at Mulholland’s. ' ‘ NOTICE Planing *!io Matching CURED BY CUTICURA IN TWO WEEKS Jos. Alwine, PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE ifccuiy } for : one । my Capital :: SLEEP FAR BABIES V Chester m«KT. Prolden. Directors Among the many texts from which ! ponderous platitudes are preached i against our young men. perhaps none ' have so much real merit as the idea ' ■ contained in thin phrase ” Deli ver the • ; goods. • • | The young man who undertakes I | business responsibilities* fully deter- ! । mined that, whatever effort may l>e | I necessary, he will, "deliver the goods'' I ■ may confidently expect the goddess of j TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM. "I was troubled with kidney com­ plaint for about two years. ’ ’ writes A. H. Davia. of Mt Sterling, la., ’ but two- bottles of Foley’s Kidney Cure effected a permanent cure. ’For sale by Arthur EL Mulholland. Succeeor to w. H. Goodyear. “Yes. we will ac­ cept w hat your liankbook shows, in rfay of payment on the house you’re buying. The bank is Al and we accept. ihei.r fignree.”. Onr Chester messer. K B. messer, । PRATT’S DISTRICT. Hs Good H$ Ulheal H. U. flsderws, CatMtr. DELIVER THE GOODS. Delayed Letter. . Will Ritzihan and sister Mrs. Furd ; Thomas were called to Ohio by the I sudden death of their mother. j Mrs. Will Cronk is entertaining her | sister Mrs. John Putman for a few I daya Mr. Frank Wilcox's non Asa has re­ turned home. At (he time of bis mother’s death he was travelling in the 1 East and could not be found. We j understand he knew nothing of her : death until a few days before he came I home. | Luella Rose spent Sunday at home. ! Mrs. Calkins is improving since last week. We understand they expect to j move on to Mr. Charles Bachelor’s I farm, east of Quimby. Surplus :: $25,000.00. R. B. nutter, Diet Pret. Mrs. Allie Gnylierson and daughter, ! who have been visiting .her parents. • Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scidmore. returned to her home in Buchanan Friday. the front row of the galaxy of stars, and his glory is imperishable. $75,000.00 Hastings, Mich. Offlccn i Wm. Pattuxm. of Mitchell. North Dakota, visited Mrs. Belle Pattison and j other friends in the city last week. ; fortune to .smile upon him. and may justly rail at the injustice of his lot ! should misfortune haunt his path. X The history of man is a continous rei cord of the recognised successes the ;i appreciated achievements—of-the of the man SwhodeHreretb.g.xxU H. .Um!, in The People’s Store Phone No. 9. People’s Meat Market Phons 238. It is "SEAL BRAND Coffee” Don't forget the special brand. It is such a splendid seller; And our patrons call it “(Brand." Buy it once and try it; .You will firid it out of sight. All our customers want it, And the price Is hlways right. SPECIAL Weaver's Meat Market bi Q> When you wake up in the morning, And do not feel just right; * You settle down to breakfast. With a want of appetite, . •. There is nothing that is better To remove your sinking soul, Than a cup of -SEAL BRAND” CoHee, Steaming in the flowing bowl. ..j. W.- J.j Watkins are Bin what pleases na must in Up- seMr. and Mrs. kai™uf Mr. Root for Secretary Hay’s visiting relatives in South Bend. Mrs. Anna Jones, of'CUedonia. was ww, • plane is not merelv his eminent titn.wi. but the refreshing example .of unselfish in the city last week voting friends. loyalty to patriotic duty . which his The Misses Minnie and Winn ifred acceptance of this position gives so I Harper spent Friday at Ackeris point.' strikingly. It is well . known that — -« - Stem and’ •• ‘ were Kellar R. — Bj •Menser Secretary Root is not a wealthy man. I Our Supreme Court in Smeberg .ys. in^Grand Rapids Thursday on bnsinew. Cunningham, fw> Mich. 378. say that an He left Roosevelt’s cabinet, after six. i Mrse A. J. Dowd anti daughter A Glut SUre. ) [1 abutting lot owner In a city owns the years of public service, because he Perfect Goods. | Lillian are Kalamazoo viaitohi thin Drug Eiperience,) |, fee of the land to the1 canter of the thought’his duty to his family’demandweek. Drug Knowledge. I street with the right to its use, subject -—.edjthatjhe, during his bent earning i I-,-* , j il ,j ___ v—j r.„. .s-w, .s,. '-*■ ri. Gates, of Bay City, was j to public easement, and may. set out years. Mhonld amply provide for them Careful Xtteitioo, Accsrecj. a sidewalk commands the !’1,‘ of Mrs. Jason McElwain last | shade shade trees. trees. CAinstrucl c< '' " and ^by practicing law. ’He ’ . r exercise other acts of ownership . and tbe acts of ownership and and -biggest biggest fere fees and and earns earns more more money money' u'e4‘^liftet Pnmnlatp -Unp nf firurt tn h© i I poreresion which di> not interfere with when in active practice than any other ' Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chidester went ° ) I public ttse. ' New Yprk lawyer. His services are fp Wall Lake Monday to-tpend a conple Found in Barry County. \| A telephone is rather a handy thing ‘ always, in great demand. It is not.'of weeks • ■ ■ ' the prescription, here. D. $. ran Date Wateh, B. B. JMtrstt. i I , ‘ j Savings « Bank. R. C. TroKh, m. L Cook. Interest paid oe SMisgt Depctltt. meetf to Com os Will be taken by any real estate firm you may buy of. .A new account seems small. It seems a big thing, tliongh, when the time comes, that enables you to buy a home. fastings City Bank Rul Etutt Sicsrltv. Dishes! Dishes! Largest Stock and Lowest Prices in Barru Countu at WATCH ltd JEWELRY REPAIRING F.R. PANCOAST THE GORIER JEWELRY STORE My atora la open evenings Ph< nr No 20-3 K. �| ANOTHER TEST OF ' COUNTY DRAIN LAW ' PARIS GREEN INSECT POWDER MACHINE OIL Will Be Made In Ionia County. Sam e In these goods you want' Drain commissioner Rice, after tak­ ing legal advice on tlie conxtitutionali- County. A QUALITY THAT WILL DO BUSINESS resisted the officers Hirry Tryon, bring north of the city, came to town Thursday and got mixed up with some tanglefoot When he had reached tbe fighting stage he wan intercepted by the majesty -of the law. and when the City Marshall and Deputy attepmted to arrest him he re­ sisted. He .wm Baken before Justice Bishop and fined $1(£15 includng costs, ior 20 days in jail. At this writing be :is in jail, though the fine may be paid Ilater on. the whole responsibility in tbe hands of the Ionia county board of supervisors, has’decided to'make a test case. Thumday he applied to the judge of pro­ when used as they should be used. bate for special comm imioners for the Why not buy where Jackson drain, in Orleans and Easton, yon can get your as provided tinder the old law. and Judge-Webster refused to appoint. It wm understood that this was to be a • if the goods are not test case and the commissioner then i .right? applied .to Judge Davis for an order to i । the probate judge to show cause why ; j he should not appoint. : Commissioner Rice is greatly hafidiPrescriptions prepared as if for j capped by the provisions of the new the Doctor's swu use. law. which* suspends proceedings on HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. all proposed new drains until the Sign of the Elephant. | con niy board of supervisors shall take i action. In fact, the law provides that | no drain shall lie established or cleaned । ’j out, straightened, widened or deepened < unlem necessary to the public health « i and the-question of public convenience j • or welfare shall not Ixi taken into cbp► will find at my store a full line of < sideration in any of the.proceedings to* J I establish drains iu Ionia county. The » Potted Ham, Sliced Boat, J Mustard, Olives, • ; board of supervisors may fix and deter>- ♦ Pickles, Sweet and Sour. 4 | mine such further conditions as they » Ketchup, Confectionery, < I may see fit. ! Cookies, Canned Goods, • New Potatoes, String Beana, * j About 30 petitions for drain work » All Kinds of Baked Goods, < 1 are on file in the drain commissioner's J Fresh Celery. 4 I office and n^ne of them can be acted * No one should go camping with- 4• .. upon until the suyervisofs have met > out taking along some of our famous * , » White House Coffee or Silver <* and decided that the drains arc necessary to tlie the public public health health cunless the law ! * Leaf T»a. <* fwir y «> Rice, the new Breakfast J i is held unconstitutional. A aim ilar • . Food, only 5 cents a quark < | taw in Saginaw countv ba* been de- MONEY BACK W.J. HOLLOWAY. CAMPERS { pEaLBMQf Staple Dry Gkxxta « k .. < 4 * MY STORE IS OPEH EVENIN6S. ;W. H. FAIRCHILD. * < » Dry Goods and Groceries. . • FOUR DOORS EAST OP OOODYBAR BROS * ’ HARDWARE. ---«< Souhwestern Michigan Countie-. The marriage last Tuesday in Port­ land of a deaf mute couple wm what the papers call a ‘ ‘quiet* ’ wedding. The ring service was used and a sister of the bride acted as interpreter ?or Rev. Buell, the officiating clergyman. The parties to the marriage are bright young people and show the advantages to be derived at the State School for such—shall we say unfortunates? The word does not seem to apply • to this to the train to see him. . case, nor in many others of which we have personal knowledge. The groom REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. E. L. Page, of the wrecked Vicks­ •is to-be bookkeeper for a shipbuilding burg bank, whose worry over his state firm in Bay City—a very responsible of affair* intlde him temporarily insane ' QUIT CLAIMS. i position.—Portland Observer. was taken to the Michigan Asylum for Emily D.'Bostwick to Charles the insane at Kalamazoo. Little hope Dim table. A. Dibble Bo acre* sec 88. _ Central Standard Tim*. of his speedy recovery is held out by Hastings 1 00 Surveyors . have been at work in the attending physicians. Kalamazoo during the |iast week — ! COURT HOUSE NEWS, j Railway Time Tables. WARHANTY DEEDS. Eliza- Brunner et al tv John W. ' Strausbaugh. lo't 7 Block 7. Roiuhe's*Add., Freeport.... Louisa Cook et ul to Charles kt. Liachy 10 acres sec^X*> Thorn­ apple L... William Sul*buugh et al Jtcr . George Sulsbaugh. parcel sec 20, Baltimore; the Patterson line. the. route of the city has been changed, and instead i of going but the line originally planned roHl* ** on Do«gl*z Ave-* i|SMX) 00 ! nue. The survey shows that the line will from this city be run along the > Cooper road to Plainwell, down tbe 400 00 main street, turning at Allegan street . toward Otsego. As soon as that stretch . of track is completed, cars will be 1 ; placed in ojieration. and the work of construction of the north end of the line will be continued.—Kalamazoo. Gazette. 230 OU Fred Stowell and wife to James M. Patterson and wife S. 02 ft. of lots 5 and 0 block 14. Eastern Add. iCity..w.. Charles McCam and wife to Mrs. Edna Woodhams Snook, daugh­ Nathan J. William* and wife ter of Joseph Woodhams, formerly of 20 acres, sec 0. Rutland.- 8UU 0U i Plainwell has been selected for the Charles E. Wood to Lewis Q [ honor of unveiling tbe statue of the Harris W. % bt 1147 and W. : Indian Girl who guided tbe explorers % lot 1148 City 200 00 through the great territory which is clared invaHd. now honoring their names. .The statue Mary J. Wilkins to John Hold­ Commissioner Rice says the taw was erected by contributions from the en 80 acres see 7,- HMtings. J^30W) 00 . I put through the legislature by Ionia , women's dubs of Oregon and the club I county parties who have objected ‘to a George E,. Booth to Grace L. । w i contributing the largest sum was to, Warner, lot 1181. City....... । certain drain crowing their land. — I have the privilege of naming the one Florence E. Ford to John W. i Portland Review. ; to unveil it. The club at Coquille cunBronsiin and Muy Stedge । tributed the largest sum ^nd named lot 9 W. if lot 10 block 11. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Mm. Snook who was largely instru­ Eastern Add City.*. 125 00 mental in raining the money. Lncretia Stanton(2), Mrs. Craig. I Mrarbrin Lawrence. Mr*, Robert Mar­ PROBATE <X»UBT. tin. Mrs. Isaura Smith. Herbert Senter The enthusiastic Chinese reaident* of Eat. of Frances E. Herrick deceased. “ , Miss Anna Michael. Miss Bessie Cox. Battle Creek, though excluded hy law Claims heard and allowed. - ’ Miss Miron Forman. Jem is Wooden (2). from becoming American citizens, nev, Mr. Adain Littlejohn. John Rocland. Est. ___ __of ThomM ___________ Lawrenson - dtx*ea*ed. j er fail to projierly observe Independ­ j Wm. Chaste, L. R. Crable. Ed. Hol- .Claims heard and allowed. , n . . .. • ence’day. Iu*nt night they quite outdid In R. of Alm.rn (oilierInw,, brook. We will close our Green ‘X”“inMd Mother fire House to the public here­ ' He who laughs adds one ray of snnafter on Sunday at 11 a.m. i works. A large crowd congregated in 1 shine:to brighten tho day. . Eet. of Morri. Sweeiey <lece«»d. [ rn,nt „r i,un<ln- end waited Everyone made welcome Final account lieard and allowed. . tiently for the di.play which »u inUP to the closing hour. Est. of Cj-rus Buxton deceased, ternipted somewhat by the rain. It TM lind tafanAJww Bapc Basra the A. F. Burroughs X Son .1'k”'"rr Order appointingadminiatartor entered was highly creditable to the Chinamen bond * filed. Letters issued to F. W. • and made noise enough to satisfy the Walker. j youngsters who look forward each Eat. of Rolwrt Elston deceased. Final J*"* to Charlies, celebration. account of administrator allowed and । ----- — order to pay balance ot .-.tate to Col- : b„ b„, ,n the jrovejutd Potter M attorney. fo» Jane it w„„, if the Independent UMin’ „f thatj-ity voice, the natitnent of the Eat. of Margaret Burgee deceiuod. dtixena. for it up it will lie a good Proof of will filed. Order admitting many years before the people of the will entered.. Letters issued to Harry । city will ask for the use of the streets Best Body Brussels rug 10-6x12 at*35.00 City price $45.00 ’ L May. Claims heard 'Nov; Nov, 7th. for another. It says the foul smell A. F. Smith A Sons Axniinister Rugs 9x12, benutiEst. of Robert S. Brady deceased. . from «Pion* *nd the brand irf saUrnge ful coloring, at $25.00. City price *35.00 Hearing for licence to sell real estate -the carnival people evoked was simply ' Velvet rugs at$25.00. Which are sold In city for 8:u>.uu Roxbury Brussels at$18.00. City price 125.00 tierce; and that the number of'fakirs adjourned to July 23 th. Empire rugs at$15.OO. City price 822.00 Estate of John Day et al minors and lewd women who followed tbe We haw nigs, all sizes, m low u$1.00 show made the merchant* "hot under Art Square rugs at .... -.... — annual account of guardian filed. .. >8.40. City price 912.00 the collar. ” Est. of Whaley A. Brooks deceased. See our Hie of Rugs aad Carpets, all grades. Prices guaranteid Lowest. Petition for license to sell real estate The suit of Cyrus A. Zimmerman vs tiled. Hearing August 4th. the M. C. Railway was settled Thursday morning before the proofs were all in MARRIAGE LICENSES. ! and after the trial had^jiroceeded three days, the plaintiff getting lUWand the Phone 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. Clarence E. Shopbell. Woodland. - • *24 • costs of the suit being paid by the raih 0na Belle Everett. Nashville • .2U road company. The proofs were show­ ’ I Frank Sulsbaugh, Baltimore .. .8»; । ing a jiermanent injury from being J Lillian M. Powers, Baltimore.... .. .27 caught in a live stock.shute as the re­ n train bumping against the car George Sulsbaugh, Baltimore .. .62 1 ,n’t A Riicinncc UIES I a large of j 8hall j । Catharine Mr. Z. wm loading in this city last B. Leonard. Baltimore. ' on iian(1 which rrt2 September—Charlotte Tribune. । I George Harrington. Delton......... sell at greatly red licet! prices ) Ena May.Spronl. Delton..?.......... ...16 --------- ANNOUNCEMENT have stock BL'G- for the Next Thirty Days. To make room for a car load which I expect about August 1st. ■ rOpOSIUOn REMEMBER THE............ Mr nfl !*> c*n»,“*j;» KEYSTONE MOWER AT OJOiUU ,D°e,‘,l*y ,hl* Why pay 12 cent* for Twine when i am selling the very beat Standard Twin* at 11. c*nt*7 No canvassers to pay in.this deal either. Jesse .Townsend CEMENT HOUSES ARE BETTER Than FRAME! ARE CHEAPER Than FRAME! ARE WARMER IN WINTER ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! They are free from dampuess and frost. These are facts that have been demonstrated. I make a specialty of doing High Grads Work. 1 have the very latest atad most improved machinery for making Csmsnt Blocks and am’able io give customers the finest finished work. I do variegated work and ornamental cement work of al) kinds. 1 * I have had a large exjierience in the cement business aud will-be pleased to figure with you if you are thinking of putting in a cement walk. 1 also do Plastoring and High grads Stone work. For further particulars address f*pmpnt ii * walks... Horace N. P^lmatier, -Ci,‘5£,1£“"u’ Vermontville, Mich. Where Disease Germs Breed William Stallaon. a restaurant keeper of South Haven, didn’t care anything about the 4th of July on his own ac­ count ; he just wanted his boy to have a nice time. So William lighted a No Hood to Fear “Gorma” If the Stomach Ba Healthy. giant cracker which he held in his The ideal breeding place for disease ‘ digestive ’ No ordinary food can liya hand too long. William now mourns germs is* weak stomach and digestive laatiug relief. It.is absolutely the loss of an eye and moat of his right system. Tbe food, instead of being m- ary, If one wishes to be well, to use MlBimllsted,' turns Into a sour, slimy, fsr- o-na.tbe only known remedy that south. hand. ' m and hMto tl» rnncotu mMr.br» „. after eating, moating, nausea and flat­ th, aktmaah ud dljte.ll,., trket, Tho*. Lawson, of’‘Frenzied Finance'- ulency. The polsonou* germs that are laUi tbe •olar plekiH. ud .treiwibem fame, passed through Charlotte Thurs­ given off from this undigested food an­ tba oarTM ot tbe ttbtueh. Ml-o-ba la a fuacantaed cure day afternoon on the Grand Trunk en ter tbe blood, and pimples, bolls, aud dlaaaaaa of tbe atomaeb, eareptioj rM. route for Kansas, where he will tell blotched *kln is the reeult. Nervous­ car, a guarantee being glaen b, w ; ness and sleeplessness come more often tbe people bow to do up the Standard from weakened digestion than from Holloway with every package he rell, agreeing to refund tbe mono, Oil. He responded to a call from the any other cause. tbe remedy not giae perfect .at , „n 800 or mon' Charlotte people who went A big New York Company wants to । j William S. Vj’oodruff. Hastings... .. ,8« * ; Mirxey A. Holladay. Hastings.... ...22 g<*t h Grnpd Rapids franchise to bring water from Lake Michigan to that COBB'S CORNERS. city. But every time Lake Michigan ■ George Mitchell is home for a va- water is mentioned to a citizen of, cat^onthat city, he has h bad taste '-irr his thKcS Fri<Uvf‘‘ WerB CaHinK in He remembeH the graft that that, was attempted in a deal ■ i \u-nu* i'/ । ru • ■, big Kraft ; Joe. M ilhtts and family, of Hastings ■ , .< . , , e , . * i ot of that that kind kind «a few few venv. years nwo^n.1 ago.and h. he's . visited .1 John Trego’, Sunday. ’. agin it. .• Rev. Kidd exchanged pulpits with j the minister of Wayland Sunday. Mrs. Lillie Gould aud children are Mrs. Ida E. Salmon, of Scotts. visiting Mrs. Gould's parents, Mr. and Mich., was put off a Missouri Pacific [ Mrs. Frank Sutherland. train the other day for refusing to give , Mrs. William Mitchell Sr. and son | George ^•hited^at visited at ^WilHam William Mitchell’s up her ticket. She believed the cosiJr. of Middleville Sunday. ——7| dnetor was trying to swindle her. She Yo,;DfEL?*2 •c;"'dd*n«h-' »ppw>«a«tb« ,nd .be put ter of HMtings visited at George lng-, . * r*m » Wednesday iu>d Thtired.y " Mother train but her ticket ™ The l.rmere through bkre are he- Kt™" to the nundurtor l»/on.<he train coming quite discouraged over the re- ,eft the depot. cent rains. Some have whole fields of 1 hay cut down. ‘ | Of course there are many people out I of employment, but there has been no “Yesterday I bought” writes n corre­ j time for three weeks that we would spondent. “sqme Wad; jet -buttons, and j not have been glad to pay a manwith when I got home I found on-the curd, a sythe two jiricee for a short job of «»t AuHtra(iiH) Mak**.' I took a p weed mowing. The ones solicitated cil to write ki .my aocount book, I.either did not own a sythe. or had a found It had ‘U. 8.' A.' npoc It, 1 backache.—Charlotte Leader. ■ sharpened the point nod on tbe sbarp! ener was 'New York.’ I pot out a i match to light tbe lamp, and on the . , Kun Dykrelrx. ot K«Um«xon. _ wm : box was 'Made in Sweden.’ I lit the one of the victims of our wicked lamp and found on it -Made in Bava- method of celebrating July 4th. A ' H“ ' "—London young cotapanion bought a pistol and | Telegraph. I cartridges to duly celebrate the 4th. A , ball from one'of them passedtShrough Rhin's lung, inflicting probably fatal •1 injuries. MULHOLLAND HAS IT Deltoa Clorerd*l« Shultz Haattor* toots Grore Woodland Woodbury It Via P M Ky. . LaaWnc Grand Rapids Governor Warner is said to oppose a pardon for T. F. McGary, the Grand Rapids lawyer, who was said to be thJ brains of. the water deal that a gang attempted to foist upon the city. Michigan Central Takin* effect June ta ,im. Trato* leers Hastings as follow’ EASTWARD ie:17 »:»6: *:£! &: 9:105; a.55 5: «;» 4? S:3S 4: 1:34: WESTWARD No. IM. .....J; O. W. BuucLKh. 7:10.Wcmw., Hasttorv Allegan is to have a street carnival! Wait till it is. all over, and then let WOODBURY IONIA-STAGE LINE Edwy Reid in the Gazette sum up the IXMITCS WOODBURY after lurlya! o( monitor train* UR:U. AjtIvm at IoqU t0.w A v , beauties'and advantages of carnivals turninx from IONIA Font Office at 1:to P. M. arrires at Woodbury at cose'elock tor train w-JT M. Ry. and train south on CbeC.K. A B. , ... in general and this one in particular. WNT M- MARTIN, PROP. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Grand Rapid* jail would not bold all the violators of Mayor Sweet's procla­ mation against the firing of giant crackers, rocket* etc. before daylireak KNAPPEN, KLEINHANS & of July 4th. . • KNAPPEN, Attorneys. 17 Michigan Trust Co. Building, Grand Rapids. Mlehlgaa. Mrs. xNettie Myers, wm awarded a verdiot-of 93.600 against the M. C. R. THOMAS * PRYOR. c.b.Tbomas R. at Marshall for the death of her non Attorneys at Law. L- H- Pavoa. who was killed by a M. C. car. Offices over Hastings City Baah. Vermontville is to have her “home­ coming days" August 3rd and 4 th. when a big time i-» expected in that staid old town. C.ILUROVK A POTTER, Attorneys at Law, (Snocwon to Philip T. Uolgrovai ffloe la Union Blo«k. H**Ungs. Prwcrt! A. I. K1NASTON, Attorney st Law- Oror J. S- Goody-*.- A Co., wore. TaeUoaa to al! courts of n* stat* Collodion- Alex Peny. of Muskegon. WM drowned at Saugatuck Wednesday aftemoon while in liathiug in the Kal­ J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Woodland, Mich. amazoo river. All business given prompt and careful attention. Collections a specialty. The Battle Creek-Coldwater Electric UKNTI9TS railroad in said^to l»e a sure go, a* the F. «. WILLISON. D. D. S. l*»nd* to finance it haw been sold. , _______________ FHTSlClAXa DH. LOWBT. ““ Hastings, Mlcb. Always a Urge stoeg of ey» Bhuses U4 spectacles on hand. H. A AC. H. BARBER? ?T.T” Physicians and Surgeons. F. EL TIMMERMAN Bomospathlc Pbyslj-tou aBlj dm -on. Office cor. Jefferson -aud Comer Streets A HANLON. M. D.. Physician and Surgeon. ■ MiddlevilleJ Mich K. V..GALLAGHER, GALLAGHER, Phytic Phksiciau and Surgeon. Dowling, Mkh hours: 12 to 2 p. m. and 7 t |NUi>:; SWRVEYOU. WALTER HEATH. ITn ■?.. I"' greUure.MI.> ■ It is claimed the failed Vicksburg hank will be able to pay dejiositora in full. BUSINESS DIRECTORY P. A. SHELDON Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, HMtings. Money to loan on Re*! Estate. R- si! E.<tato soltl on conuntwlou. Genera) coon*y aDctag. Hadnc a complete set of Attract Book*. <x>mpll"d from tbe Rrcords.' cam furnish complete Abstract*. . CORRESPONDENCE. NORTHEAST IRVING. Delayed' Letter. Miss Vera Chamlten* of Grand Rap­ ids has been the guest of her two cou­ sins Mi*se* Gladys and Mildred Coulter the past two wreka. > The children of J. W. Cairns and neighboring little folks are enjoying a new lawn swing. - Some of our yonng people expected to spend the fourth at Grand Rapids but the small pox kept them at home. Mia* Mildred Coulter is visiting her aunt Mrs. Mamie McCotmel of Irving. Mr. Ro*s Moore has a new separator. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wolfe visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Idmcaster Sunday. Mrs. Shaw who haa l«een caring for her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Hayes has re­ turned to Freeport- and aoon'expects to liecome a resident 6f HMtings. , Ray Wolfe of IMton visited relative* of this place. * RUTLAND CENTER. Delayed Letter. x Ira Otis and wife of Luke View are visiting Wm. Otis and family. Mrs. Frwl Otis went tq I^uising Monday to visit Clarence Otis and family. “Hubert and Pauline Miller of Grand Rapids are spending the.week with their aunt Mrs. Vanderbruok. Mr. Chas Briggs and wife of Podunk attended Sunday School and Church here Sunday in the interest of the S. 8. convention. John Miller and family of Washten­ aw- Co. returned home Tuesday after spending the past week with relative* here. Mrs. Jennings is-entertaining a son from Detroit. Air. Warren Foreman attended quar­ terly meeting at Yankee Springs. Children's dayxwas appropriately ob­ served at the church the 25th. Wm. Haven* lost a horse last week. Rev, Kidd and wife of Irving called on friends here last week. ' Mr. McQninney and Mr. Erwin vis­ ited tho last few days at John Belson's. Oren Erway spent Sunday at Quimby. Several of the young people of this vicinity spent the 4th at Gun Lake. . Tbe Rutland Base Ball team’will give an ice cream social at the home of Mr. McGnlnesn. Saturday evening, July 8th. QUIMBY. Mrs. Bert Dslev and children are visiting friends in Irving. Quite a tew from here spent the 4th at Thornapple lake. Miss Mae Richtmyer, of Battle Creek, spent one day last week with old friends of this place. Mrs. Elsie Castelein is spending a few days in Battile Creek. Miss Gertie Moore, of Maple Grove, returned home Tuesday after a two weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs. Ross Calkins. , ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY RIGS. We have several first class rigs in connection with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Your patronage solicited. NORTHROP KING.4 GO’S ' Sterling Northern grown tested GARDEN SEEDS of Minneapolis. Minn., for sale. L.A. EATON. .■ DAN^LAKE. THE OLb RELIABLE ■ HORSE SH-JfcR. Shop on Court street, just eas: uf .leffersoii st. CLinpC FOR Mi:\ jn'JLO for BOj i. 1 nmkr.a *i»ecl*lty of l»n<lll:i< MEN N BOYS’ SHOES. S«> u>y line- lieton- Eepalrlnx neatly aud promptly <lou • PHILIP LUTZ. 8eeon<rsoor »ntb of Itottoffiv* ■ 129 N. Creek .Street. ------- .. . .................. Wm. H.STfcBBlNS. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Ro<xn» next to OutatuuM' Pliuut Mud to. Residence Court call* protnjUly attended. day <J n’ft J. ............ . .. 1- , 1 1 .r—-;— Table Cloths and Napkins. We have a new machine with which we can do up Table .Cloths and Napkins lake new. Just trv us and be convinced. . Phone 243. * The American Laundry- W. J. Sink. Pnp No. 77. No. 77. GASOLINESTOVES OIL STOVES LAMP STOVES A FULL LINE Weissert Bros �5 HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 18. 1905. D. Cadwallader's I i\reased its sur­ EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, plus to $25,000 CORRESPONDENCE. ! WESLEYAN AND U. & CAMP MEETING The J. 8. GOODYEAR CO Will Be Meld In Pennock’s Grove MORGAN. The Masthtfs City Bank Added : One accident to be recorded for South of tbe City August $5,000 to\^ Surplus. A Sound Tbornapplo lake. Mat Addie Main 11th iq 21st. * ■ had her hand severely burned by hold­ Prosperous -ln*tltutlon. South 51 feet of lots 3, 4 and 5 and ' i ing on to a large cannon cracker. The The union camp meeting of the Wes- ; East 12 feet of balance of said lot R In I at the Hast- • only wonder Is that it did not tear tbe leyans and United Brethern will be­ Beginning witlUHuly block 14, Striker's addition, 8200.00. ing* City Bank’s stirWu „ lureimt whs fingers off instead of Wintering them. held in Pennock's Grove-,south of this 1 Also lots 9 and 10, block 2, Grant's made $25,000, h*vin^ , , ! She will probably remember the fourth been increased । of Joly £or a long titae. city for the ten day* beginning Friday I addition, $200.00. *Fifteen ..»>«» a. Wu^ and avw ■«. . . • frotn 120.000, where it-L__ _boen m*in« I There was a very large crowd at the August 11th and closing Monday Aug- ; houses lots for— sale. No. 340-A farm of 115 acre.; toll la odnod tor aotne time. ThiVmake* the ' lake the 4th. variously' estimated at ust Slat. This is a “beautiful place for clay loam and sand loam and lay* well. I capital and surplus an even'1^100,000. | from two to three thousand persons. a camp meeting; and all arrangements , 70 aerea Improved, IS acraa bottom land iMk haa had a very x I i table I Th* orator of the day gave a very have been made’for the comfort and , SaWACTne^ 1 “<> —«• « x > . I pleasing and entertaining tuldrew. rv' Mr. and Mrs. Burgett of Battle Creek convenience of those who attend. Re.v. , fine bulldlnra,barn la a baaemenl 34x4«, all™ financial inatltotion. We —moved in with their parenta Mr. and Wm. Dillion. D. D. of Bpringfield, O-, ' 30 rods from a fine church. 1 mile from I it will be a pleasure to our readers*to i . Mrs. Eugene Weaver the 4th. . will lead in the religious services. aabool, line flowing apring near build ,hi, umgibie evident* ot tbe progr, Mrs. W. S. . Adkins and daugtber Those desiring further information j Dx’8’ a m , , ,I ttntl prosperity of the City-Bank. . Grace were-in Hastings Saturday. should addrem Res*. M. J. Sadder, of No. 308—A line farm ot 125 acre*, ‘ * 1_____________ I Mr. Steven Haywood left Morgan on Allt^an or Rev. !C. J. Bradley, of this •oil ll heavy clay luam, level and free SECURED A GOOD POSITION the noon train Saturday for his home. city. ‘bWX^Wto'i'aTn'S! 'Cflarenee Goucher to^-utrd a Mich WEST PARMELEE. I including scale house; barn Is basement ' ^ition as conductor on the Inter-urban , Haj"wood, father of 1 nomas 40xM. Fine location mile from school, road between Jackson and Battle Creek. "uhd1 m,The Miasm G-ladys, Morgan, Allie chureh, .tore, and creamery. ,ini| |c(t WK.k Io assume his new! '>Ut c^iance ^or Stimson and Maitland Thurj>e and Verb saudr ^e! afnd daVlo^and’l*yi°a iHe wiM ***'’• charge *’f on® ,rf ' Mr. Field.* proprietor of the Ha>- Thomas. ’Villi# Thorp* and Oscar Har­ little^ling andter/er* on a fliL lake, the fast through c*rs and will mate tings Herald, wa*4n Morgan Saturday* ter celebrated at Gun Lake the fourth, i Mr. Edward Hall of Grand Rapids m : A good 8 teom house and out buildings, j Albion hi* home. Tbe position i* a He waa here ui the interest of hi* pa«« -n improved ■.—------- j i-_uer. Eer Made a call on Mr Adkm*. Mr. visiting his cousin F. M. Stimson and. Fine fruit, all but 2 ------acres. r> R. :i good, one and, Clarence .ha* manv ‘ ■ . .t’ancher. Mr. Muntou and the P. 51. wife. F. D. andulrptou,. Hna,«K toll" fr°to (rirn,i. whowi.h bin, Micce**. .. all^ all Walter Cline and lady friend spent. Hastlugs. Might trade. ' “ u seemed glad that they met him. Mr. Baker. H. M . KipfTand W. L. the Fourth at Thomapple Lake. No. 391—A farm of 47 acre*, tine day i NOTICE TOTAXPAYj Riglow.. all of Detroit, are rusticating Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Potts of Grand j loam soil, lays rolliug. Borders on a a?*Thornaj City taxes are due and jgyable from av Thornapple lake. Also Mr. Slillson Rapids are the guests of her parents • tine lake of resort, 3 miles from two Collections' nnd -.-.-’fj. of ’ Grand Rapids, are at the F. M. Stimson and wife on their way , July 1 to Angu*t 10 little railroad towns. Fine buildings. itt Bronson as . I^tte house taking an outing and re*t- burnt* from Jackson. No. 449—A farm of 140 acres; 105 will be received by Miss Jessie Wood celebrated at .Gun ! * More on Jefter- :j ing up. acres under plow, 35 acres of tine beech deputy at,W. .A Mr. and Mrs. Hiteaman and son, of and maple timber. A tine large sugar son street on Wednesday and ’Grand Rapid*, took.dinner with Mr*. Lake but did not do so alone. Mr. Ed Stimson of Grand Rapids is i bush. Flue stock and grain farm. Good bove time. Thursday dnri ■ C. J. Norris Sunday. visiting bis daughters Ruth and Edlah. 1 buildings, including silo; barn is basei 51ira M. A. Day Is ill. not exj»ected D. K. Titman. nftnt 40x30. Fine location. The Maccabees of this place attend­ I to live but a very short time. City Treasurer. ed the funeral of their brother Stevt' No. 446—A farm of 43) acres: 115 ’ Mrs. Ella Comfort returned tu her Vance Sunday, also lota of friends .and > acres improved, balance oak wood lot. home, Hudson. Mich, last Wednesday. old neightMirs. The family have our I Fine fruit and plenty of it. Fine larj^ Mr. and Mr*. Adkins entertained the sympaeby. buildings. Soli is a tine clay loam. Near । tchool and fine location. minister and bis wife and several of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Cline were.the the young ladie* from Barryville Fri­ guests of F. Barnum Monday. \And ion othrr form* (pr sale. day evemrig. Singing and music on Mr. Watson Howard and daughter Tiatever yon do, do not worry, the piano, lifter which came ice oream Miss Gladys of Lakeview were called I othing so qnicklv -defeat* success. ! and cake: a pleasant enteratainment here by the death of his nephew Stave i Let tbe worn come when it dew. , »"'1 •* Vance. j . . , Gloomy, discouraging went her cattsMr. Cnimlwck and Mrs. I meet it nraveiy. J ng die farmer* a great ileal of anxiety were the guests of Mrs. Philo .Cline I j Jo*. PflugJr. went after the sea- for the care of their.crops tbev teing Monday. I wm'v record for Middle toko th., find . ““W’ •“ >»rwt the b*y nnd grain L*e:ve brash Fish ! , -, . . ... , , , that is ripe, bhould tin* wet weather GLASS CREEK. Friday. 5^’ht?y are ■ of the week, and thinks he ha* it, , (.onl[nuo innch longer it will certainly ked I 'A? irect. in ice. aft landing a five pound tess. affect the merchant and mechanic as The funnh has cume and gune. Quite i order Just try ns You are given mind and muscle and well, for the reason that ki* necessary a number from aronild here went to i for fish. .j. ’ > for the farmer u> prosper in order that Cloverdale and Mime to Gun lake. ’t be a to get married this you are exited to make the beet.use tbe merchant mechanic find ole Mrs. Frank Jenkins of Prairieville i or for Fur-camping p thoroughly enjoy the comforts of a home? Why of teth. If you do not. blame only j for their gofids. visited relatives in this vicinity Sat- . A*, 11 find our your home which you have been contemplating so long? Per­ yourself for your position in life. Very small turn out at the resort urday and Sunday. •w as wnd Cold Home Mad haps is of up a that has been Meats just the t Mr. and Mrs. Andy Carpenter and ; [7^ I.t sonnded good to hear the factory Sunday. whistles again Monday morning >sum- j Mr. Howard Hahn, of Grand Rapids. children of Shultz and Mrs. Huldab .*>,• keeping you taking desired step. If this is so ire Imoning the awl, flflo employ* to | ^d«> friend-»nd oMra^rallitamw Otis and Mrs. B. M. Jenkins ami chib W would say that you need worry on score any longer, dren viaitetl at Edgar Otis Sunday. iwork. The town would v-em v.-ry ’«*.“, >' tinie „lrrk.„(« There is lots of hay down and there , as hundreds whom we have homes for can testify tome Indeed without the life end hne n[ the by tl„. 4th don't MNJin to any let up in the rain rt? Saturday we will have a nice to. It is our aim sell our goods at a price I , tie and business o.f it* manufacturing ! caused by the premature explosion of' to let farmers get it np. line of, Spring Chickens for i enterprise's firo works, causing the jwcmle to Burn to Mr. and Mrs. Ir.'a Otis Jnly ! that any no matter can have.their Brbllers. i ‘ , , , , , lun for shelter aud safety, some tehind fi a pound girl. ’ ' — least comfortably furnished. We are always on the I The Baptist Sunday *cboul had a trw., ^ne to the house and to any sure enough Baptist day for their pic- thing that would protect them from lookout our goods least . HIGH BANK. — — water the mirale* that were flying in every nic Thursday. . Their constantly increasing patronage is a guarRather discouraging weather for hay­ ! direction. ---------------------enough to suit the most fastidb’Uf ing and harvest. ante© that have beyond measures. water in the lake and river, and ap- i GREGORY STREET. John Freeman expects to move to The MEAT MARKET Man to meet you soon at on Furniture Corners parently more yet in the clouds. ' Bnt 1 stand Nashville in the »'ear future, where he '!»' Haying is practically. at Two doors east of Citu Bank. will work in a furniture and music i they made the best of it. and demon; gtill in this neighborhood, yours store and Lemuel Edmonds will move । strated that they could be cheerful no ,i Mr*. Elmer Ingram is suffering with Phone 22 Hastings. Mich, sore foot the result uf irtejiping on a on tbe /arm. MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO., Hastings, Mich ocoooooooooooooooooooooooo matter how deprwwing the weather. 'i arusty Rufus Cherry and wife, of your city i 'IP shingle nail. Mijk dealers are being called ujxjn i Mr*. Will Pennock is reported to te spent part of last week with 'her sis- ( O, for their licence fee of $1, .which was1 on the sick-list. ter Mr*. James Freeman returning j authorized by the last legislature. The | A Christian Endeavor m«-eting has horqe Sunday. James Freeman and family spent ----! fee is to be jiaid annually and milk j been organized our ‘ * rat school house 1 dealers who have not paid the required Tbe following officers - were elected: Sunday in .Hasting* the guest of their t NORTH IRVING. Pre*." Mrs. ^..■'M7 E. Newton: Vice,TX: Pres.. son Eugene. fro. ,Blirln" . John Kaller of Grand Rapids spent The ladies aid society will meet with ' • the 4th at Free|»rt , of their milk. The prnceeth of the fl- , Mfa gtewart; Chorister, Edna Bechtel; Mr*. H. Bechtle Jnly2i<tJi instead of the I Freeport-had a fine celebration. An : cense fund will go towards payment Organist. Inez Newton The meeting 19th/ old man caught the greased pig Froeof inspectors and toward, tetter sani- was led Sunday evening by Chas, to call and see the very latest tary conditions in farm yards when* • Be»ch. print pajper, known as the ...sill. L. nt un.1 in d.iri.Our Sabteth School is prospering milch cows art- kt pt and in dairies nnd<?r th<> Su.M,rinten<iMncy an extended % isit with relative*. pljuwi of no on(J w<< anmk, or All dealers come under the new law MrK’. Frank BlLsh V’<* welcmae all acnvRia 1 at we dld not ** any' ARISTO GOLD PAPER. and will be taxed. Grocers selling who will come. A55YKIA. Glenn Moore celebrated at Freeport milk, those selling it to their friends j Ed DeMott purchased a new mower . Mis* Phippin of Iowa is visiting Mr. Sam Zerby was on cmr street one day I 1ST. Come to our aud refresh yourself or the regular owners of a milk wagon, last week and Ed Groat a new side-de- and Mrs. Augustus Ford. it will (certainly be worth week. -----------1— ----i livery rake. The hoys are now wonyour time to-call and see a of cream soda. Mr*. Jewell visited relatives at BatGrandma Cohh spent .the Fourth at | IRVING. ! dering when they will te ame to jute .samplesiof the work. ♦ ' . de Creek this week. I yira Geo. Hubbard'*. There will te a Phonographic con-, thera 2ND. t stand around a store all day Master Robert Hartoin virited his Maud Browni of Ohio, spent Z cert at the M. E. church Saturday Mrs. Matie Coborn and children are cousin Gladys Tuckerman of Battle , the imNt week visiting at her father’s evening July 15 consisting of tend I visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs., and Buy SANITARY BREAD, s Creek last week. . L Cunningham’s. music solos ahd songs by the Edison ' Eugerte Bush. Don’t forget to set me before right, baked right kept clean, pies, cakes Don’B. Jewell, of Kalamazoo Summer ! Mitchell was home over 8unyou buy a Kodak, Camera, or quartette. Admission 5 cents.- Im- i Mra. Celia Chase is again found at Normal, spent the 4th at home. ^y. supplies!for same. mediately after the program ice cream I her old home, and welcomed by her and qf ns. Mrs. Louise G. Smith and. Berl Tank- ' Mrs Flora Garn cannot come liome will te served in 5 and 10 cents dishes | many friends. er. are spending a few weeks in Chi- to vjMjt now on account - of thtf small ! to all who wish it --- — 'Oritltilm nt Mrs* Cole Newton returned* from ' pox .scare at Woodland. i Mr. L.S. Hill’s family are entertain­ near Lowell Monday where she had’ cago. liltitirs. Sheriff Fumiss and Prosecutor Pryor I Robert Mitchell began cutting hay ' ing their cousin Mrs. Gertrude Wheel- lieen called to attend the funeral of her of Hastings, were in town last week. ia„t (in Lonjg Jordanplace.' I er oi Chicago, I1L sister. K Mrs. Bird of Bedford visited her sis-1 Robert has fine crops. He is a hustler. : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chambers. Mrs. Kelly of Hickory ' Corners spent THE PHOTOGRAPHER, i qq10 many friends of Loren Jones of , Misses Dottie and Flossie Boorum of the fore part of tte week visiting her ter Mrs. A. T; Shepard last week. Lon Park and Hanrey Willison camp- Chicago, will te pleased to hear that Hastings, : Michigan j HiuAingw. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Cham- parent.*, Mr. and Sirs. Will Bechtel ed at 'Clear Lake lain he is going to locate nearer. He will 1 last week. ters and grandchildren Vera Chamlx*rs CREEK STREET' and Mildred Coulter spent the Rh with Sir. and Mn. E| .MrqI”— * ,*rra nMr jir. nnu aim. £.4 aNay *mv virftol vibiicu *»»*. ~— -­ lo“k . Mr. and Mi’s. George McConnell. I Will Roush wife and children and and Mr. David Hnggett in south As- I <»rand Rapid*. nv last weex. week. j1 Rev. ”— Kidd vtaa exchanged ... pulpits with I I Miss Gladys and Millie Ellsworth ।, Fred r lvu Gamble ^-,4,,,,,,,^ wife „ and luuutvl> children spent Syria one day of Bowens 1 ----- — „ their ------ ,‘ Sunday at Chas. Bidelman s. Mills are ----------visiting ruatna Ford'will Mrs. Augustus Font’ will rntoriL,»-x entertAiw- K*v- KoMihou of Marian.: A Janie. - ■ - congregation out for this place, and a I grandmother. m Mrs. Mary Ellsworth _. srv ।I Frapp and Mix Martha Hough- tbe L. A. 8. — Thunilny afternoon July , * . splendid sermon. this week. i 1 Ulin and children spent Sipiday at 20th. | Rev. Roberson of Wayland and Rev. William Cramer’s. ’ Lethn Wilcox of Battle Creek is We strive. as housee do. to find the RUTLAND CENTER. Kidd of this plwo oictouiged pnlpiu | Jan,. HouglK.bn is .rending • spending the week with her grand­ Cheapest Stuff is the market, but rather last Sunday. ,ew days wish her sister Mrs. Eaiza parents Mr. and *Mn. Theo. Packer. Grandma Erwaj- is visiting at John I Tbe L A. a served Ice cream at the Day In Maple Grove. Jay Holton was given a pleasant ffur- Epyay’a the best. ’Tie you can buy Grocesie* ! home of Mrs. E. E. Warner last Thun.- I J|p, Crawford and child of Cise’last Saturday evening by a numIfa Otis and wife are the proud any old price, the quality. day. There was » good nttondanec. I the guct of S. 3. Bldelr of-his friends it being his 2lst parents of a 9 pound girl bom July [ The proceeds arnout:red to ->..10 , Sunday. birthday. They presented ^him with Sth. Miss Gertrude SI«mer returned to . . Kral]t Biadmun .„j wlfc H„t. a gold ring. GOOD GOODS, THE TOP NOTCH SORT Mrs. Frank Jenkinb of Prairieville her home in Graud Rapids tost hnda, . .pent a few dare last week with visited relatives here Saturday. I after .[ending a week with friends tn । ran Henry. ' BARRYV1LLE. can found Prices very Gertrude Otis returned from Lake ’ this place. Quito a number frum this jdace sjent The Woman's Foreign Miaaiofiary View last week. Harel Callihan of Baltilhore town- tb^Eounh „ Thomapple lake. TRY OUR MONITOR TEAS. SocietyjDeete with Mina Lirzie Higdon Harry Colins of Morgan spent the Wednesday of thi» week. fore jmrt ^>f the week with relatives 1 John Hold, ami tastily if Battle Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilbur of Syra­ here. O -„ , stu , I Creek is visiting his Inuther Hthvard. PINE TAILOKIHQ. Bert Daley and wife and children of I ° cuse N. Y. and Gladys and Bernard Harry Otis uf South Rutland visited Quimby are visiting relative* and I Gillett of Marshall have been gueeta Ray Erway Sunday. friends in this vicinity. GUN LAKE. at the parsonage >he jmst week. THE GROCERS, HA5T1NU5 HICH. . Phane 3y. Eva Erway called at North Irving Archie Wright of Grand -Rapids w. L Thomas. 1). W. Rogm. T. N., Mrs. Preston entertained the luulies Friday where she has been engaged to spent the4th with hi* father F. Wright; Bierley assisted by the resortdn, on the Aid Society last week. teach tbe following year. of this place. . eas>l sjde of the lake gave a grand disThe teachers of die Sunday School Several from this vicinity attended | play of fire works on the eve of the gave encouraging reports uf their class OKDEH FOR PUBLICATION. MAPL E GROVE. >■ “Glorious 4th 4th” ’’ Those witnessing witneming the attendance for the past quarter last the social at Mr. McGninnes's Satur­ day evening. । State of Michigan. The Prol-afe l aurt fur the . . Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb who has teen 1 display said it was die finest given in Sunday. County uf Harry. Frances VanAnnan of the city is so ill is a little tetter at this writing. , Barry'county in many moons. 1 At a Mewion of said Court. beU at the 1‘robate The childrens day collection for for-;’.visiting Zera Newlapd. omc® )i> the citj of Hastings in said County on' Mrs. Ira Cummings is here from 1 j. N. Bierley and son Clarence leave eign missions was six dollars and eighty ;• June, July and August John Foreman. ! Hopkins Station. | for Toledo, Ohio, Tuesday morning for cents. The program was excellent and , -Harry ——- Williams, -r™— ------------*--------Ella »— ; wen reoderwl -end the .xmgregellon Lethrop end Floy Erwey .pent one <l»y , I Kate Cortright from Lacey visited a few days. la at Detroit. *" a Mentally J tin.>ni nt J'lmeti. C. 'n’’tt week "•«* « Detroit. ■■ at-Jajse Smith's one day last week. i W. L. Thomas, T. N. Biertey soon large and attentive. erMtn having fllr-tl m said wurt hb ■ Rev. Harhridge nl Leroy Mloh. tow Cto»Whittemore and family of au as at.in = (Metropolitan) ’ i 1 Mr*. Geo. Cannon is^no tetter at | expect to have new teat houses. j this writing. i Chas. Salisbury and wife of Chicago been aecnn-d to Imre charge of tho ^>»tl> Rutland apent Sunday at John I DETROIT, MICH. It is Ordered. That tbe 2181 <Uy of .Tidy' >. 1>, t ----- —1 ------ .----- ---------------- ------- j E. J. Norton and family were at I are spending their1 vacation at tho singing at the Midand Park (Gull Lake) ! Erway’s. Enlar any tlnv No vacation*. Good Floy Erway has taken the Richie 1TvMniTE,V/%m>1Cl j Hastings last Fridav. ' Cascatte Hotel Chas, is a well remem- campmeeting-to be held August 8 to 13 reMilts guaranteed. V niter npw inauait I Ins nald txHlUun. and Miss Nina B.j Lathrop of this Schoo'l near Gun Lake. nieut. Corre*pon<Jriiee stdfelted. Addrs*' W. C. Chirk and family. Ray Lap- , tered Hastings boy. , It I* Fyrthor Ordered. That yi entire -.1___ _ 1. .____ ______ _ ....i.-a Makcs*KldDsys and Gladder Bight ' ham and family camjied 'at Clear lake • ---------------------------r-"——.■ ------- =—rr— last Saturday and Sunday. ■ household necessity. Dr. Thomas' title. |n the lladtlnis LUuner a Ila EadYisrtan They all say that "Paris Green Basra tte Had and rircuixted in said county The Maccatee social at Clark 's hall ! Ecletric Oil. Heals'burns, cuts, wounds Bamtot BuHdlne, Griswold and Grand •V •••. M. M vx ll VLiIrf 1 JlivllLl JulR i the night of the fourth was quite well ’ of any sort: cores sore throat. Croup, Kills" when bought at Mulholland's Bignxtcn River Ave., DETROIT. MICH. ITobatr. Judge of Ft exite, Drug Store. j Csrea ©oUai Prsvcnia Pasvsoola jI attended. I catarrh,^astEhia: never fails. Office over Pierson's Grocery. HASTINGS, FUCK. SOME JULY BARGAINS We are closing out our Shirt Waists at a discount of 25 per cent. This season’s styles and very desirable. We also offer our lines of Peau de Sole Waists, lap Silk Waists etc. at the same reduction Ladies' Dress Skirts L4 off regular prices A chance to secure a nice skirt at a very moderate price. Reduced prices on all Wash Goods, Lawns. Dimities etc. For the best vdue in Black Petticoats, try an “Alain, a nice line at 98c. AU Muslin Underwear at 20 per cent below regular prices. bcal News Try a NEW IDEA PATTERN, 10 cents resh Fish A Letter to the Young People ot Barry County and Vicinity Wouldn it good idea all summer, put'off and longer,that it the expense frqm >s & © furnishing home the not this furnished constant to such person, how poor, afford to s V homes at to give And our we Hoping F.W. Clifford customers-the best w for the money. succeeded all our store We remain truly, YOU ARE INVITED There Are Two Ways TO Do It. TRY THEM. KEEP COOL ♦ J J + ♦ — with place delicious ice glass —Don’ bake. our long that’ made hot and also . cookies VESTER & CARTER K : H. J. Christmas, Here Is The Place To Buy. do. not most always be C. E. LUNN, ft’chimto^' some there in true but consider here vUKt reasonable. COOK & SENTZ, SUMMER SESSION. Gutchess College IXHUEA at �e Al THE CITY SHOULD J THE GRANGE j SINGLE and DOUBLE; ! HARNESS now is a good time to place your '[ order for the single or double harness you expect to buy and u&e this summer. GLADLY HELP ’ roi 11 WOMANS L.WORk.p 9r IRVING GRANGE. This grange held an open meeting July 4th. with an attendance of 5. By Furnishing Shovellers For Gravel- y ling Road North from Andrus* Corners., A program was rendered as follows. Several enterprising, farmers living j | Song— ”America", by the grunge. in Carlton anil Hastings townshii*. : Roil call—Brapunded to by pati iotic mostly the former, are planning to make | quotations. * a tine gr*veiled road north from An­ are made j Reading—Kittie WoodrnfL drus .corners in Hastings township ] j Song—"The Flag of Seveiny-rix—by ultimately to reach the Carlton Center l Ida Moore and family. ; road at Messer's cornera. The farmers ! and yrill always wear better than IKaUIUft— -- .v.. ‘Reading How America came to be wU1 TOntribme tanicei.of them-; factory made. 'selves and teams and want to make a Our guafairtee goes' wlt\ the 2 written, by Anna Kronawitter. i Recitation — Bertha Olner. work. We invite yoq to call and X . first-class gravelled highway. They see our stock, and get prices on O i Song—"Star Spanglqd Banner”—by ■ want the citizens of Hastings to tpn-j what you want. , x I tbe grange. tribute enough to pay the shovellena. Note.—-A large stock of rty XThis road taps, the richest territory seta, dusters and everything per- O ASSYRIA FARMER’S CLCB. taining to%e harness trade will x tributary to Hastings. Many Carlton be found aA)ur store. The Afteyria Farmers Club will meet farmers living nearer Hastings than with Henry Stevens and wife ioly 22nd. Lake -Odessa gw to the latter place be­ The program i* jw follows cause of the better roads, and especially 11 A. M.—Club song. Phene 314 C I ‘ the mile or so of sandy, hilly rwul from Nastingfi, Michigan. Q —H. Andrus corners to the tovm line. The Scripture rnntdins' -------- - hy chaplin . Jefferson t:., 1 door south of P.O. X ' Mayo. ‘ ' c.ty should ah pubthe road from the’eity • ooc>oococ<Kxxxx>ooc<>50ooooob i Business session. i line to Andras corners in good , id»ajie ! Club swig. ; for travel. That will make a fine roud ‘ Adjournment for dinner. b ’ from Hastings to the whole of the rich i AFTF.RNOO.X SESSIOK ; country to the north and east of 'the 1 j city. . . ' ; Club song. . ■ Dtsctwdop—What crops are most | ju oy^er to create interest in this I profitable, and bow can they pro- | pro>w.t u h prop06edto lu*ye a ■ (i(XJd : duett! Mt less qost? To be led by Chax. , Roiul<( \\ednejrtay Augu-t lanh Inckennan. I when gravel hauling will commence at | Solo-Etbel Palmiter. | Kred Andrus corners. A picnic clinPibit Bist Tiilc for pirnlf. j Recitation—Satie Wright. I uer Wj|] jn Al. ■ Nichols or। Wjetti’j Liquid Milt for life I Duet—Nina Lathrop and Ira C argn. ‘, ejiarj OIl the funner Chas. Andrus . nA itrofhter. • Rea<ling—Mn. HHL 1 -; place. • .... .. It is desired that women. shall Instrumental—Eva Fi . 6iit<ns' Doahllo Stout for kind I come to take in and .assist in the picnic i Recitation—Pearl L< j dinner, and attend the speaking in the । urn. Pai>er—The Local Farmers Club. Its *“ I afternoon; There will lie good speitk' Cistorii for toe babj. opj'Ort’iinit ies along social, intellect uni era, arid a good time. Let all take an 1 Hess Ponacei Jot the little and business lines.—By Bert Ney. ' interest. clicks. . Duet—Lyle and Lloyd Tasker. Select Reading—Mrs. Chas. Cox. Tinglefoet Fit Paper for flies. THEY HONOR PROF. C. B. HALL ' Recitation—Allie Reams. Paris Green for the bugs. | Closing Song-America. The Myers Harness Upon Honor W. H. Myers & Son, | MtSS FLORENCE RHETT. Mira Florence Mason Rhett of New •York Is household secretary of tbe great financier J. Pierpont Morgan and la one of the highest salaried as well as one of the hardest worked women In the United States. Those who ought to know say her salary Is $10,000 a year. ' Mira Rhett has been In Mr. Morgan’s employ as household manager and so­ cial secretary to the family for six years. She relieves Mrs. Morgan, who dislikes household responsibility. of the care of her magnificent homes In New York. West Point \Mtd London. Iler word is absolute In each establishment. She engages and discharges the serv­ ants and purchases all the supplies. She Is not restricted as to expenses. Miss Rbeft is said to be a relative of Mrs. Morgan. She Is a descendant of the oM Rhett family of South Carolina, the membets of which have long been Here is a List Things You Had Ought to Use YOU CAN FINO THEM ALL AT j 1 PERSONAL MENTION. Q. A. HYNES Schools. His Students Held Re­ union Yesterday. Wants every church liberal quantity of tbe PaintA will be given, paint with the L & M. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. For Business Yon us year. ; Place your orders now for future delivery and your wants will be carefully attended to Coal, Wood Fence Posts. Lumber Brick, Picnic Time • husiness be appetizing HAHS & RUSS Phone 16. A GAS RANGE? If so, you want a stove that will save ■ you time, money and1 gas. You want the best stove made. COOK*mGAS | 1 >% RANGE A GAS Af- To spend a day lu bed when one Is not 11! soenw at first mention rather a ' waste of time. y«t there te profit in it for a tired woman. Tbe large major!- j O' of women, who must study economy very closely. cannot make u Change of chaurtr- at will. For thexr. tbe rest musu lie secured at home. Every one knows that the sequence o< a brief ill- • new* is nftun a great gain in strength. This te becmw the patient baa had tbe rest tiflonhd by i laying .for a short pe­ riod In bed. Jtwt one day every week or ovary fortnight thus passed by a tired woman, wlio te only tired, not really ill. will prove very profitable to her. Try It. Ix»t yvuwJf be waited on and a ilttia missed downstairs. Perbap® there Is nothing more impor­ tant to a young wife or more calculat­ ed to make Immdc happy than a proper knowk-dpe of her duties and a due re­ gard for household expenditure. Yet many a yuang girl entering upon life ts wholly unqualified for her duties and life Fred L. Hi The Jewel Gas Ranges This week a few seai which we Detroit Make I g«5d Bath S 1 du To'ltf S Talcum Powder havt earned a leading repu­ tation wherever gas is used for cooking. They are built of the VERY BEST MATER. IAL and constructed to give the very best results. luascrs. a jQillt. ill Si Any Lady lurnitur Save Money -■ COOK WITH GAS Tie Tested Pa But before you place your order, call and .<tee our line and girt our prices. Window Shad CUT PRICES. WORTH LIVING AND TIME TO LIVE IT IN PHONR.%O. I. THE HARDWARE DEALERS Fred L. Phone 31. Go R. F.D.Ade Phon* No. 10. Musi Instn We wi on all o to and BUTTERICK PATTERNS. HORTON’S. wX "y Jul usually final, as that decision la Our s Guitar COAL NOW is. the time to put in your winter's coal. DON'T wait any longer—Order-of u» today. Phone 1IM. LEHE1GH. aE„ POCAHONTAS. C.C.B.. MASSILLON. WASHED NUT. H0CKIN6 VALLEY. , HelkXropc stkcbct te one of the best that te iigkde, and It Imparts a delicious j fragnuM* to cktfhlng. Make It thus: 1 Mix weC together and pass through n coftFMc stave half a pound of orris root'; a quartet of a pound of ground rose J leaves, two otinces’ of powdered ton- , quin beans, half a grata of musk .and » two drop4 of esBcnce of almonds. ' 1 ; ; ! , | ■ ' ' Tultec- opnrtjK should aeMom be wesh- | nd. for ft makes them brittle, but they are'freqaently cleaned with borax powles. This should be rubbed on day, ind tbe eomb should be well polished Why- not.to every home a quarreling room, oct apart for those to go who are ill nntored. am! n wvere penance de­ manded fnan each and every one i found •'gnnritag" outside of it?—Good AIIB When vou hpyour UUn • . BREAD you car DDITAH Muow * ESntAU gettingtha the best of ------------------l. materials, ibaktd by an experienced baker and in the most scientific man­ ner. Everything pure. cfca?. aud wholesome. If you want the bestt ask you: •grocer for Barnaby's Bread. When you are hungny corrie te Marion Matthew«. Chan Rog>’r*. PHONE 194. Just, west of C. K. & S Depot. Autoh Rinds Our ba be fou all be price t make Con mea!" 25 cents Everything la -neat aj>d clean. Lunch Room in connection an'd order cooking a specialty. Nice line of Cigars and' Candies. PERE MARQUETTE. H. MATTHEWS & CO. tred with mutton fat than if butter which has been melted is used. ire agents renedies. least of Mias Rhett's duties. marks ou ;<ultebed tablre or chairs can be effaced liy rubbing tbe meat of the conwoou btack walnut over them. After the oil of the nut lias been rubbed in It te hardly possible to find the scratch. If tbe furniture is black walnut this would wem on the. homeopathic princi­ ple of “simitar slmaibus curantur." The Grocers, We HASTINGS. MICH. We think we can truthfully say that we carry the best Berries on the market, they may cost a little more than trash, but we get them fresh every day, and are all nice plump berries. strands, wtCi perhaps a ribbon of pink or bfu».- .•*0(3’-* fastened at tbe top. Three bnakocs are employed to bold bonbon® or petit fours, do other recep­ tacles appearing on tbe table. A hostt-M tells th* caterer the color scheme far her dining room, and he furnishes tbe sugar ttavoratlou® In accordance. When Turkish towels grtrw thin-from lang tinagv they may tte made to serve better by dipping in thin starch and using unironed. PAINT1 In Any Quantity for Canning. Baslats of drawn sugar make an ex­ ceedingly ttartnfy ornament/with flaring edges and a long handle. They aro M-owia from strand* of nirk-gnted col- To saw £!•_•« wear of stockings, take a new fkieou at wa*h leather and gum it Umkte the heels of shoes. Thte will, by prewuttaR friction, saw the heels of neckings immensely. Mothers of boys and gtate should take advantage of this bint, lor K will spare them many stitebra. _ Strawberries Strawberries i J Mere stroking, used Iq varying de grere of swiftness and pressure. te very soothing to an excited nervous system. Tbe gentler and slower tbe stroke the more marked'is Us sedative action. In some way not quite clear It promotes mental pence ium! nerve rest. Soft fin- / gers. ungkMM*!. are the best imple­ ments, and do adjunct of any kind te ■ Deeded. The •stroking may be confined to tbe foewikead. tbe bead or may en­ gage tbe entire body. A sympathetic mind wifi communicate itself to the ' touch. Try tills for nervous headache and hysteria. rtrekes with tbe broom, not little jerky dabs, which are hard on the carpet and ch«t wiekiar of tho broom as well Don’t own# .faocii one sUte to another, but tbe ‘ *froui ~ toward tbe middle. And dont Ourget to raise the windows so that the <tatX will blow out If it can be majxugod. 1 . We hue ell u Wa have.slashed prices on Refrigerators to close fhem out. It will pay you to buy GOODYEAR BROS ougb knowledge t^ereforv of domestic economy te an Important part of the acquirements of a young girt and aa | much a moral obligation on her part aa Fornjeriy Superintendent of Hastings It te on that of a man to have that pro-' feaslonnl information and tnct which enables him to provide for the wants of a wife ami family.—London Queen. Tbe highest pinnacle of tree develop­ .tendered after she has made a.rigid in­ to know, tMat a L. <fc Mi Pure ment seems to have been reached when vestigation as to the worthiness of tbe whenever they the * silver maple was formed is na­ Call for it. ture’s crucible. Think of all the good Mrs. Morgan and Miss Morgan re­ . points Id k physically jierfect. high ceive alcDOKT as. many begging letters strung, .Mtrnded ■ horse, apply th<-»u m Mr. Morgan does. These also are I pointe to tre>- life «Dd- we have the slj* turned over tg Miss Itbett. She also ver maple. From the grouad up to tin* acta r.6 social secretary. replying to and j topmost leaflet we flod cxprvswd in e"- •ending out Inventions. ery atom of tbe tree strength, vitality, As a connoisseur In art Miss Rbctt is | purity, beauty and usef-uiuesK. Th* nearly always engaged In looking up । trunk of this tn-o te ns ste<4c and clean something In I'onnectioa with Mr. Mor­ I edl as any one could Imnglne a tree to gan's purchases in that field. If some­ I t>e. The leaf Is beantiful In its shnpf body writes offering to sell him a rare i and color, the undersklc being a sll- piece of chlaa or a pointing be semis very white—from which It takes Its Miss Rhett to look nt It. Tier Judg­ I name—and as one stands under It and ment goes a long way with him In such looks up be sees u silver dome, or. If matters. This will give an Idea of tbe a breeze te blowing, tb« gr*“en nii<Lsll- wide range of Miss Rhetts duties, and ver tear** shimmer and*vibrate like an though her salary la large, she earns It. aspen, giving the appearnn«-e of pnle can buy any kind of coal you want of green Are, which is e«|>ecinlly noth **at any time of the The lowest price of able on the approach of a storm. • The ••oat and quality always guaranteed. loaf te five pointed and the entire edge This te a question of vital Importance Is ngaln Indented with well .dfcfinetl and much concern to ever}- mother. teeth. This te the common shade tree ; Tbe .time comes when. something be­ of our cities.—St. Nicholas sides h purely milk diet te desirable, but what, timt the little stomach can digest, will furnish proper nourish­ The Rev. John Brown of Haddington. ment? It Is often necessary to change । the author of the “Self Interpreting Bl- ' from aa entire milk diet when, dar­ Me." was ayniin of singular bashful­ ing t6e teething period, baby refuses ; ness. His courtship lasted seven years. food of does not soem to relteh what Is ! Six anti a half years had passed away. taken as formerly. | and the reverend gentleman had' got no BAUER BROS., Proprietors. The old fashioned oct flake, properly | further than lie had beqn In the flrst cooked, te one of tbe first things to be PHONE 254. PHONE 254. six days. A step In advance must be ghvn with safety, and the little ones j made, and Mr. Brown taimraoned all his enjoy thia In Iksi of a double boDor. I courage for the deed. “Janet." seid he If you re te too large, get a small tamSji. i one day aa fbey sat la solemn silence, : dtetl bnxla that will fit In the top of ■\]j| •‘we’ve been acquaint^! now six years ytxtr teakrifle, using the cover of the .t; j and tnalr, and I’ve hejerl gotten n ktes latter for the dfah. To a cup of boil­ j yet. D'ye think I mlgfititalte one. my ing water add a pinch, bf sab msl one , w bonnlo lass?" "Just as ylou like. John; tolfiespo'.^afnl of oat itake. Cook over ' • only M becoming and jiroper wT It." your boiling krttie one hour nr .more "Surely. Janet; we'll ask a blessing." (a thorough eooklng te very essentials. * : ; The blessing was asked, the ktes was You will have a Jelly with very little I W } taken, and the worthy- dltinc, overpow- solid matter Add milk, and It thready i ered with tbe blissful sensation, raptu- •: tor rbaby. . ~ A little sugar may be used. u When you go camping or on a picnic ■ roualy exclaimed; "Helgt, hws. hut It but do not make the common mtatak® yon go for recreation, the man to leave u, , itedr! We'll return thanks!" Six of thinking everything for b«by most behind him the anxieties of and W । months later the pious couple were be sweetened and later wonder why w i inade one flesh., — »— »ho — ■—- plain • • ■brood- andthe wife her household tares. At the when Is *--hungry butter wtthout a sugar dreratr^ La not tame time the inner man must sup­ *-v ■ Soiled Clothes Barrvl. acceptable. Gradually Ineretue the plied with dainty and dishes. w “When I was in Sydney, New South_________________ amount of oats used anti! yxxu have Wales.'' «Lkl n traveler, "I visited the eecustouHd the Uttie stomach to taking Her« are a few of our suggestions. botanical gardens, tbe largest and It a® ordinarily prepared for breakfast ? , most magnificent park In Sydney, but Rraarf ----------Bnsul and oik! miiw milk <» Is readily assimilated Melroae Pate, a delicious preparation of game, ham aud tongue, , W . I bad hardly Inside the •iviu.uo grounds ' and easy to prepare. Use tbe entire — -----------------j stepped .... ...— per ean ................................................................... yp j when I saw a sign that nearly took t wheat breed if yoo can get it Place a 10c Potted Ham, just the thing for sandwiches, per can breath avty. ; sfic® in a traucer and pour'owr it tike 15c i£l | Chicken and Veal Pate, per can...... q . | "Tho sign was n notice (to the public warmed milk. Crushing between th® VmJ Loaf, per can 12c, 15c, 18c, 20c W that no person wearing a dirty shirt ' tines of a fork does away with chunks Salmon, per can............................. 10c w , would be ixYc-nritted io enter the I end will not make the bread afleky. as Salad Dreesing, per bottle.................... ........................... 40c Pickled Walnuts, per large bottle.... । grounds. It was such n remarkable i -crumbling - — *—*-------------- fingers - ' te apt between tbe ............................. 40c Chow Chow, per large bottle.............. ■l ; notice that I looked up one of the ~ ' ............................. 25c W I keepers' for an explanation. And. do i to do. Fig Preserves, per bottle...................... 10c up Olives, plain, stuffed and ripe.............. W j you know, hte explanation waa quite Pickles, sweet or sour, bottle or bulk ' plausible. Many housekeepers are annoyed by Ui ' ’We <lon’t "^lat ” ^boring man to ; their flatirons ta^comlng rusty from '•f ' come here in ids working clothea.” be I dampness m tbe cupboard. This may W said. “We wont 1dm to go ikome and ■ be easily prevented. Before putting , put on clean clothes and bring his fam- ’ the Irons away after tbe Iraning-ta fia.•it I ily here, looking neat and clean and ! tehed rub them with a little warm f ! bare a good time. That makes the but- 1 grease on a piece of soft pajjer and more cheerful for everybody wrap them in thick brown paper, i concerned.’’—San Francisco Chronicle. i When they are to be used again dip ■ ARE YOU GOING TO USE ’ 1 . । ' I . . , | Ri|>hii tor lak Very many of onr Hastings jeadera socially prominent in Charleston. She : Mr*. F. i Heath and Miss' Franc I will remember Prof. Clnrk B. Hall, who Is a tail, large,, distinguished looking i William-, vfho have been visiting their ' wah Ior a RninU*r of years Snperintdn- woman, like Mrs. Morgan and Mlns Phone 143. City Drug More.’ Anne Morgan. Michigan, i ; sister in Wisconsin returned Munday. |dent uf our city schools, afterward goHastings, Managing the household affalfs is tbe i Mrs. Chak Wightman returned : ing to Detroit, where, he was for I her home Chicago Saturday, her niece years principal onr of the schools of charge of all tbe correspondence of the iMiw Clara Hendrrahott returning with-■ that city. He totired two years ago Morgan home, including all letters deal­ her. , j and wttlecLin Oxford. Mich. Yesturing with Mr. Morgan's multifarious LADIES LINEN Sir. »i«l- Mm John Eggretoi Mil d“.v • '"W h“ 10nmr I*1’ charitable affairs In connection with COLLARS churches and hospitals. his relations doughter. ikn-in. .p-Mttelr Fourth | »«»«• "f11 hi“ Oxtort.u*<l 1 have a nice line of Ladies* | of Jal, with their ..n Hurry aud wife I baJ • Pic“ic « «•»•» Oriu“ Thf>’ with the Metropolitan Museum and Linen Collars, and- am selling them I of Blkh.rt. Mians. The, aU> tImosI I tlxTO-elve. together nuo other institutions of art and learn tag, his personal correspondence about bls for AQnfQ • but they’re worth ' l.i,.i»t-rot! White Pigoon. Ithe-C.B. Hall Aw.atiun. ■ Pnlf. yachting .Interests and the various chibs only lu wCIliUf more. Try onr ____ _____________ I Hall is 7»* years ;old. and Iras tangbt with which be Is connected. All ap­ China and Japan Tea at 35 and 50c. w. J. HOLLOWAY. Hastlnits. Mich. for.tol'ean. in thuSlsl. peals far aid come under Mira Rhett's eye. and her derision uj>oa them Is LEE HING, Who sells the L. & M. Paint, rVHfAATFV.^TAD WII J.I >Tlnlrlr«YAm>l AK fr okUdrvat •ur*. Jf» opiate them into very hot water with a Uttla soda dlwolved In It and wipe them dry before putting them over the fire to heat When taken from the fire for the ironing have some brown paper on the table with a Uttie powdered bath brick on It and rub the' iron on this. Have a piece of paraffin .tied In a muslin bag, rub tills lightly over the iron and then polish It on a soft cloth. This almost takes jonger in tbe telling than tbe actnal work doee, but the process makes the Iron delightfully smboth and easy to uau. and consequently one may. get oyer the clothes more quickly. FiatIrons frequently receive very Uttie care, and snowy white clothes too often ire spotted by them. They should aiware be Immaculately clean.—House- Barnaby Bros., Firtt door east orftaunei jOfllce Phone 123 JOH Hastings Hastings, Mich. CLUB "Chance'' threw these our way­ Good judgment will put one of them on your back, We refer to our swell line of KoadeA as favorab paper for or magaz States or SHIRTS AT FIFTY CENTS. Of course we have lob of other shirte. and better ones, bnt they will cost you more money. Our line of GENT’S FURNISH­ INGS is receiving the attention of all good dressers, who are looking Tor tlie lat­ est patterns and designs. ed by an aeetion o si Full line of BATHING SUITS. Gome in and let us whisper the prices on STRAW HATS. They're so low you couldn't hear 'em from the outside. Chidester & Burton Laadiag Clothlars. THE SHO �-METHODISTS. S. Local News PICNIC THURSDAY PERSONAL MENTION WAat im *au we do, we do do ------_ ~ Xb soft answer is not necessarily the July 20th, at Thornapple Lake Four ; A D- Maynard was in Lowell 8»nsign of an easy mark. O’clock Train will Stop at Thorn ■* । Glenn Blake of Middleville. was in One smile for the living is worth a apP*e' J the city Tuesday. . barrel of salt tears for the dead. Next week Tbunrigy. tbe MetbodiM aItiu Br.zwj of Monemra Pk. Ium F. W. Cifford is suffering with blood Sunday School will hold, their immml I v|,iting Jlim Lettie Barce, tbe poison in his left hand. picnic at Thornapple lake. Thu rates I1 i<a»t week. Bauer Bros.are building a new barn will be the same as heretofore, 15 rente | Arthur Crothen visited at his home in their lumber yard to keep their new for children and 20 cents , for adults. j in Marlette last week. team in. ' Those who attend will go on the 7 :.*>« . ' Arthur Brown was in Grand Rapids H. Goodrich was arrested f nd given A. M. train. AU are urged to- get to I yesterday on business. * ,',' IDc thirty days in jail for being drunk the depot here early so as to be sure , Mrs. Allen is home from Ann Arbor Thursday. to procure tickets. One meal onlv will; 10c lx* provided at Thomapple and that | but much Imp'd"* f’or first quality Paris Green and Fred L Heath's & Carveth This week we quote prices iu a few seasonable goods for which we are headquarters. Talcia Pewder, a large hoi * good Bath Sponge * hu Toilet Soap. 3 cakes. Hammocks, a big line Japalac. all sizes. P- T. Colgrove went to Grand Rap­ Machine Oil go to Faulkner’s Drug will be dinner. The fast train reaching Hastings at 4:20 P.I M. from the I on business yesterdayv Store. Delton. Mich. * east will stop at Thornniiple that day. ' Peck .Wilcox was in the' city yester­ Delton and Hastings base hall teams so that all. may return oh that .train. day en route to Milwaukee. | will cross hata at the fair grounds to­ 15c to $1.35 All who expect to go should >»• at ____ ____ _____ _ _ was Mra. Henry ____ Ford, __ of Woodland, morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Sunday School next Sanday to aee that lo cltJ on tajinee^ The C*.K. & 8. have twen putting in they tnlly'iuulenrtAud thejirraiigemetits. several now switches which will make , Mr. and Mrs. A. C.-Brown went to l _________ __________ ! Wall lake Thursday returning to-day. 1 their yards much more convenient. 10c 75c to $5.00 Any Lady can renew the old furniture with Jnpalac Tire Tested Paris Green, pkgs. 8c to 25c Wiidot Shades, all sizes and lengths. Raphla for making baskets and mats. etc. We hare all colors*, per package 5c 0 AIN'T l0'151 251 40 cenl Mns* r Al fl I *11 colors. We ire igents for the celebrated Reran renettes. wiJ*”^?bi. Jack Dailey was arrested Thursday { ANNOUNCEMENTS for being drunk. -Thisbeing his second t offence, he was given H5 days in De-lja,—»—-—— -—-s-8 ’city. , | triot or 120.40. j ~ । The Christian Science Society |er- , Mr. and Mrs. Will Chidester and son ' Miss Grace Zagelmeier has a sample I vice xt. in z*. G. A. . r> R. t__i» .z,.»4. .. . „ I Krfth ate recreating at Gun lake for a I display of hand painted ehina'at Mui-1 Tuple "Truth." i feW days. . Holland's Drug store. whi#h all are in- ■ The —• subject • of- the morning senhon ; Mrs. Sophia Aftrphy is in Detroit, vited to examine. i at the UNB. church will pe: "A Three visiting her lirother James Waters, j Roliert Johnson for several years past I stranded Rope." In the •vening! .. at this week, a resident of this city, died Thursday I ; ;|o the Young People s society will j Herbert Morehouse went’to Detroit ' night of bld age. The remains were | hold a service. The service wilUbe] taken to Lowell Sunday for interment. | made Qp t,f gjMX*ial music, recitations j Monday to attend tbe state meeting ot • : the L. T. L Miss Myrtle Weaeotx. who’has rooms ; anil a short address by the pastor Ion Frank Ikxiley. of Memphis. Tenn., over the BANNER office desires to an- i ' "The Me-wage of the Flowers." The . . . ' .li» visiting relatives and friends in this A *. , . nounce that she isprejiared to do dress­ prayer meeting of the I. B. church ,u• . iJ C’ty ““A vicinity. : A making. Charges reasohable. and can will te held this evening at tbe home 1 Mrs. Melbourne Gammond wan called ’ <>f Mrs. Ickes. Th« topic will be: give good references. . to Kalamazoo Tuesday night by the ' John Mead is an ex|>ert with a cast­ ‘How can I help my Church." ■ serious illness of her mother. ing rod. One day last week on U*ach The Episcopal Sunday School niifiic 1 lake he caught a Pickerel, a Baas and will te held Friday at Thornauple • Mrs. Marshall Hopkins ot . Portland a Miller—the latter being George Mill- i ’Lake. ’ Races of fvarioua Ll..d... kinds, ^..d and C. Y.. is in the city for a few weeks •hit with John Bronson and Delos, er. of the Miller & Harris Furniture | novel sports of various sorts will help ’ . Coto " > enliven the ihv occasion. uwtunuU. I। Hopkins. * Epvqrtb Ix.^11.. Snmky evemnj at Mr. Gorge Wright left thl« morning.! • About 45 friends of Miss Ruby Par- ; sons gave her a genuine surprise last Wednesday evening. It was .given in : honor ■ of Misses Bessie Rogers, an d i Phone JI. /' The Druggists. Florence Harper, of Haetinga Tbe I Goods Delivered company presented Mia. Pamoiu with-; R. F'D. tfrders filled the day received a beautiful brneh comb and gla«.--1 Lowell Journal. ’ • i Fred L Heath & Carveth, eet ^or ’* tncntion trip down the St. Lawr< :!io. ’Leader. NeUie Smith. Hub : ence and will spend some time visiting ‘The menage of the Flowers." !al the "Thousand Island.*. " Kev. E. J. Fleming, of Portland ifcHl • tupR,,.. Q u Bradiey'. appuntrnjut. Miss Gertrude Holt, of Columbia. Slindav, the latter l«*itig call’ed tv Wis.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Oni„g,.rin;t„ quurterlv mert- L. Heath. Mr. and. Mrs. M. L. Wiliams ing * * and other relatives in this city. A a Musical Instruments • q • • Z A a J Style 1512 x 5 DOZEN only ot tbil number. regular nn* price »1 SS/Prire MqP now wwv Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tolhurst have 2 I .The Methodist quarterly meeting "When I com> into my tended estate ' wjn he!d at Stony Point beginn|ng been entertaining tips following: Mrs. 1 ™ ril bet uobody will put me put." eala ftjflay „ight uf thia week. AU are Bn- Orpha Gillespie, of Allegan; Mrs. C W a philosopher after listening to a tale j vited to attphd. H. -Hayter of La Junta Colorado; Mrs. ; of woe by a. friend who had recently ! Rev. Geo. Gappy will preach in jhe A. C. Barr, of Kalamazoo, and Mrs. lost his place In the country through G. L. xBuyce. of Allegan. — I Jessie Townsand Hall ’Sunday night the foreclosure of a mortgage We will mate a great reduction "Why, I didn’t know you owned any From Sylvester Greusel we learn First Annual Picnic. The Gleaners on all our muiical instruments real estate." r~~'~ that Dr. 8. M. Fowler, of Battle Creek of Barry County will hold their annual "I don't now, but I nm very jioritlve picnic on the Hastings fair ground- on formerly of this city, ha.*' been highly to and including Saturday, of having some later on. It will be a August the 4th 1905. • Everjffiody wH« honored by Gov. Warner, being chitsen very snug retreat, too—absolutely pri­ ] cvme<l Fof further I'artirrdars we captain of the new company of Engi- t vate, although in a populous neighbor-' i . neere which now forms a part of the hood. There will I** several other ad- 1 I**ters. vantages tov. It will be free from Thu union meetipg of tha Methodist state militia. Sherm will wear his Our stock is fnll iu Violins, tiutea. and I'll be exempt from Jury Prt-*bvterian and Baptist churches vfill honors worthily. ■ be held in the Methodist church next duty." . Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos, “Isn't that fine: I congratulate you. j Sunday evening. Rev. H. \ H VinAutobarps and Zithers, and all M. G. Excursions. Wish I could Inherit something like ' Auken will preach. kinds of trimmings and strings. Michigan Central Annual, low rate that. Where Is your place?" • The W. C. ,T. U. will m®t at the excursion to Niagara Falls N. Y. will |our harmonicas are the best to “The grave." . Tbe other man snid nothing further 1 home of Mrs. Trambell. TuAxlay., July be ran on Thursday August "ard at . very | be found anywhere. They will about tin* Injustice of foreclosing mort­ ‘ B. at 2:91 P. M. low rates from nil Michigan points. all be sold at a remarkably low gages;—New York Herald. * Tickets good-for* return for twelve price Ito clean them out so as to days, including day of sale. Tourist When u tttatpeirt U approaching or make room for new stock In the animal kingdom tbe birds pausing out on the otean, the tides are sleeping cars at greatly reduced rates • seem to be. really the clan moat highly noticeably higher thou usual aa if the* wall-Ik- attached tonight trains at con­ favored by nature. Though they are ' water bad 1»een driven in a vast wave venient i>oints. in addition to standard , Dot placed Dear the summit of the line ■ before the storm. Tbe Influence extedda sleeping cars ,-and through coaches. of evolution, their ability to fly marks i to a great distance from tbe cyclonic For full particular.- call or write to any ' them off as haring some advantages i Rtarui center, so that tbe possibility ex- Michigan Central Agent. over nearly nil the mammalia. Their ■ lata of foretelling tbe ppproach of a Detroit Driving Club Blue Ribbon , mysterioes power of changing their । dangeroua hurricane by means of lnpolarity or weight in order to dive in i dJeatloiM furnished by tide gauges #lc- Race Meeting at Detroit July 24 to i 2«ith. Michigan Central will sell ex- , water or soar in air.has been often ' uated far away from the place then oc discussed. and the almost Incredible | cupwd by the whirling winds, Tl»e fact enrsinn tickets for the above on July ! The Jeweler. 24 and 25th limited to July 29th for the velocity of their motion wtea migrat­ I that J he tidal wave outstrips the ad­ ing. - sometimes amounting tn four Hastings, June 25th, 1905. ; vancing storm shows bow extremely return passage rate on first class fare miles a minute for vast dtatanew. has I sensitive the surface of tbe sen Is to plus one dollar for admission Coupon do parallel ament: other animals. In the changes of pressure brought to bear for the round trip. addition, experiments with ctfrrier . upon- It by the never rearing atnrnaRound trip summer Tourista^rattw to pigeons at night demonstrated tevond । pliere. doubt that tlieo? birds at least possess Bayview. Charlevoix. Harbor Spring*. a highly developed sense of direction.— \ Grrm. PctokX®)'- Travcrw City and all Michi■ Owing to Ms derivation the word gan reaortk are now in effect and will Medicine bought at’ Mulhollannd’a । “green" waa originally oppH*-d to ibe continue throughout the summer. is good Medicine. i color of vegetstioti. but not to tin? co|or j ycrv cheap rates are given with a reHeadeil of the Bannei: can secure | of tb? sea. No application of "green" l.tun; lhnll lintil lJct as favorable clubbing rates with this I to the color of the sea is quoted before ; . , .... I Cta4X»r. but » Mrlr <t» UtlO ro""‘I tnP P"'4’? ™'"' DRESSMAKING paper for any daily or weekly paper ' It w.u utwl for Tl*> wont , "ow in elrK''- “ r,,“ 01 f’lr r,,r the and Sewing. I am prepared to do or magazine published in the United all work in this line. Have had ; is akin ta ' grass’ and "grow," which [ round trip will lx- charged. Ftarengrra verb origlnnlly bHoDtn**! to the vegvtu- mnU reach starting point by midnight good experience and can give city Staoes or Canada as can be procur references. Charges reasonable. ld<» world alone. Vegetables “grew," same ..date. .Tickets are good on all ed by any other newspaper in this Booms over tbe Bannei office. but aidumix ••wnxnl." ‘ Green" cornea • paasengex trairwon this division if they section of Michigan. Miss Myrtle Westcott. from aitArynn root, ^hahr." meantag are ^heduled to stop nt 'the station , to be green or jvUow. and ••yeHow." । you wish to stop at. "gnld" and "yolk" come from that ' A* Michigan train for Michigan ’ sntne root ; people, fust, comfortable and conven. I *«»t- Michigan Central "Wolverine' ' Tapioca is nurnufactnred from tbe -avep half a day going and coming and ■ plant called in Brnzll manioc. In Peru gjvv8 a whole dav for business in New yoccn otnl in tho AVwt ImUe. camonu York HMtiltgtOCll '48 tu m. WUn th. try. tttereb U Detroit 3:W p m.. «riv« Buffalo 8:50 from the root It is placet! on hot plates z, , « . > c. and while it to heating la stirred with ] £ “• • 5"^ 9rand an iron rod. Tbe starch grains burnt. ^®w York. B.'*» a. m. The fastest and the whole agglomerates into small. train in America. Try it. irregular masses. Pearl tapioca Is not Bay View Camp Meeting and As­ is important to a woman and it. a product of the plant at nil. but of sembly. Bay View Mich July 11 to potato starch. Aug 18th, for tho above occasion one fare plus GO cents for the. round trip is Dates of sale, July 11. A countryman registered at a hotel authorized. she 'itey-s. Her feet are made stylisli or in Kansas City tho other day. He did 12. 17, 18 and l»th return limit until unstylish by her shoes. not explain on wtjat “plan" he pur­ Aug 19 inclusive. They are the barometer of her whole posed to become a guest. Epworth League Assembly at Lud­ “European or American?" asked tbe ington. Mich., July 1« to ।Aug. 27th. dress. . clerk. , First among stylisli shoes stands the 1905. at a rate of one first class limit The guest looked surprised. ‘■Ameri­ can." he said emphatically. "Born and fare for the round tripe Dates of sale. “QUEEN QUALITY” July 15,- 17. 18. 21 and' 24th. return raised up here fn Platte county. I don’t limit .Aug. 29th. look like no foreigner, do IT* it is smart: It bristles witli 1 style. W. S. Barrgn Agt. *‘I owe my whole life to Burdock Blood Bitten*. Scrofulous sores cov­ ered my body. I seemed beyond cure. mtMtnlMMnitBntH B. B. B. has made me a perfectly well Retnib* woman" Mrs. Charles Hutton, Bervfllc Eirutora Mich. Ilia enviable Estate. Style is a quality difficult to analyse, but every woman krtows it when she sees it. That’s the reason we were forced to order from the manufacturers an additional and larger supply of the incomparable petticoats. They are now on sale at our petticoat counters, and we respectfully advise an early selection. They are really unusual values, not only in good, striking style, but in material and making as well. . - See Window Display STYLE 1206 ,. • 5 DOZEN only.of this J number, regular on. W price $1.25. Price MXP now...................... uwu/ 3 MONEY BACK STORE BROS WRIGHT Hastings, Mich. PHONE No. 30. July 25th, Come Early JOHN BESSMER, A Savings Account . is something every man and vvoman should have. It is a tower of strength in time of sickness and trouble. A sure support for old age. . We pay 3 per cent on. savings deposits and your money is not tied up, it is on demand. Accounts may be opened with one dotlar or more. CLUBBING BATES The safety of your money is assured by a capital .and surplus of over $100,000.00 and assets exceeding a half million dollars. Hastings National Bank, ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY STYLISH FEET IS ALL A MATTER OF THE SHOES KS. C. W. CLARKES CO. Quality, Fit, Style O i'j I They are all embodied in our for men, women and children, SHOES, ■ —and— CLOTHING, for men. young men and boys. Excellence in Quality, our Highest Aim. not right OSBORN PAYS THE BILL. Witch »or Simon SPECIALS, JULY 15th, BABY SOFT SOLE SATURDAY, SHOES FOR ft If they’re II HO flAnil |ji HXqII||P|| ® �HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 18. 1905. NORTHWEST CARLTON. EAST WOODLAND. SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. --- ■—, ■ " Mrs. Rebecca Smith and children are ' Mrs. Orson Hager is on the sick list ----------------------------- — —- , in Vermontville ' visiting her mother Mri Warner of ; Mi« Orpha. the daughter uf Mr. and "Pending~the -week ra-gy.WIT?., mil HIT- ­ ■ How li r®dde*M ‘kta, i; ,,tfa ! Mrs. J. Behman, who was token to * Mrs. Mra. W. Sxviccl Savacol and —~ sons ~ Chmtei —- v ■ Srfe« and ««. I Bath. Mich. -#-■ Soimpeopte call it tetter, ml :x Barry entertained a ■ Ann Arbor for medical treatment three I and--Murten roer.t- one day last — week I Mi« Gladya C* ’ ------sattrfmum. . an friend. Mr.OscarWaltem. of weeks ago is now improving. | with her mother near Lake Odewui. gentleman friend. Mr.( - ------------ ----------------------। The sufJerinc from it te so«... of Eatt Carlton , iumt, focal applications are r-~ j Hastings over Sunday. Wealey Bennett who recently moved) Miss Stella “ Allerding*“ ; they mitigate, but cannot cere ' ’ I Mi*, and Mrs. Homer Hager and in a shanty east of Warnerville, moved is Visiting at W. W. McKibbtn’s. daughter Cecil took dinner with Mr.* on a farm near the Nead school house tain tog a'niiS lid ^Lfotroh. ^n[na nDtl{ *-'teJc Saturday last week. and Mrs. J. St. John on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hager and Mrs. Harve Towns and a party Of friends picniced near Saddleliack lake Mra. Geo. Hood and son Charlie, of t««IU,ttT reraow. them. ] West Sunfield spent the fourth withgood time. on the Fourth.___ WOODLAND. CARLTON CENTER. Harlo the BUK OTO of Dwight^W Carl and Harry Brattin viiiwd ar E Mr •»<! >lnL A- Warner A few strokes with the scythe or the Lee ’ s dvei^Sunday. ! Daisy Warner who has been visiting um fell from the porch and broke his pruptioni. corn-knife among the Canada thistle# A CORRECTION. Mra Marr France of Detroit and relative and friends in Ohio tbe natt shoulder. Dr. McGuffin was called Boon'sar«:>i»bait c*:hartj?~; now will save a great deal of hard The in the July rne article tne BANNER oa.xjsj&k of juiy rB(Cristina ^. .rxrouuu* m>u return«d home Tneadav of last 5 entitled "Attempted Suicideor while Barnuniu*were gu«te at yw returned borne itieeday ot last and made tbe little fellow as coinfart- I labor next year . insane" doeejrreat does great injustice injustice to to Dr. Dr. H. I B. P. Barnum s on Monday. . . • , . , able as poasibe. Currie Riser a Woodland school mam insane" Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Townsend hALt has successfully finished her term of B. Gammon df Carlton. On Wednm- j, Rev. J. E. Crites of Caledonra visit- . D’wfy 811“®er’ «* few weeks with his unde, Orac and Mie. Sarah Cole, of Coat. Grove I school in Baltimore township and re­ day morning Dr. Gammon was called j ed at the home of A. C. Kilpatrick on j and Miss Nora Cole, of East Carlton, . an«l Bngna husband and wir- t turned home Friday for a vacation by phone and arrived at Alexander i Monday evening. । itager. d.> y - John Cook and wife of Woodland Burkholder's at 8 o’clock, finding the,' East Woodland school district No. 3 1 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hitt axe enter­ spent Sunday at R W. Savacool'a Mr, .Fred ami lady,,of .. Haa- ■ Mt>*-r-w of tuohw* «>»'■’ • ,w Savacool --------visited friends In North Woodland Sun­ unfortunate man in the iNuwment of had a very harmonious meeting on taining the lattera brother of Cleveland, i •-«— Sunday. er—J*—, , and wo whtab there i« rU'.med :<• • Its finances were in । Ohia * | tings, were at Middle lake day • tbe 1mm weak from the loss of blood. Monday night On Friday of last week while Percey --------------------------Clyde Cbnrade is now one of Wood­ He at once washed the wound and fine condition . They voted to have a SOUTH CARLTON, . —-- —-wo.r? land's newsboys selling the Evening with the assistance of neighbors pro- ; niue mouth school year, and elected I Lehman was driving down the hill near , Kennedy of GrMnd Rapids News, The Detroit Jouranl and the De­ ct^ded to repair same. It was at this Fred Wagner Dirrctorand Mr J. Velte I Sprinrett's residence his twenty nine . lint th ,___ _. point that Dr. Lathrop amved. Dr. Treasurer. year old colt stumbled and fell into the I - v;M;t:nir her «itter Mrs John Shri- hereby thru that, by virtue nf t*... troit News Tribune. tirton .accompanying him as a coroner -------------------------------------------------Daisy Warner, after making a pro- gutter overthrowing the buggy Percy Dayton Jordan has a very.sick horse mid not haring been summoned at all. ] I itani-. by a wle at public auctlw. i Mra. Lillian Movers Sweeney i« visit-•• bn< ’.»T.''at bidder. at the the norti? north ‘fn."nt front \'h> do* " the horse being bitten by a rattle snake. Dr. Lathrop finished administering the tracterl visit among friends in Ohio has jumfed and escaped uninjured. Hoiim* in Uh* rttr ilty of n.^ur..-H H;iMtn<s„o*. returned to her home in Eatt WoodBernice the little daughter of Edith ,. . * , mother Mra. Philo Fuller Uniwe .. th• Em.est Tncker of Saranac visited chloroform and Dr. Gammon alone sew­ land. of Sr|Hi-ntiK*r at twelve «.r!n , Warner spent last weflk with her grandWarner spent last week with her grand. ** .. „ n /■*! North Woodland friends-bver Sunday. ed up the rnernl, wound and dremed it. Dr. CTttlM « i.lra. uf ®j53r1?*lm,n,r *,'[' te”**1* ’» lh'‘ I*»™**>* ■"''’•nR-r'i’Ie.. । MSiliAjl of Now Yuri I Burton merelv cutting a piece of V. C. Roesa went to Kalamazoo Dr OunmoA reqmt It goert "< h>» »«nl Mm. Orwn H»grr Mr. Bordman Bordnuu. Hager Hjger >uid »o<l daughter, duoibter ] State are'present at the bed side, of ctt'v.udi iw,iiTS'th*' . Mra. at r~ ~ --------- " ’* ,’uestof his ' aunt Mra. Orson Hager Monday morning to begin work again .thread ■ v.Stella visited at Chhs. Smith ’ s Wbuas; • Stella Chfo*. Smith Vedneemother who is very iH. . n”' after a week’s vacation . seems from the article that our local t^ns week. ■ Miss ftkyiiriui only MdttMwbilu all who - O. C. Sheldon ishnddiugan i.hnddlog on addition daj of last IM week. ’««*• Mi» Kutn Kutb mcnaruson Ridtanhon ox of me thr ur town ;V Mn. Hecox of Hastings spent the1 Orion hone*, slightly visiting cousin him know that he performed the to his House. house. Orson Hager hail, bail, a notes, sligntiy ;j jjno vjBjtjUK her fier ara9 jn Miss V Vera uuwter ni;i. Fourth with her sister Mrs. Warren's. saw operation unaided and deserves all the i j" . — -----t z_?_. — > > — i — i _ s _ * ----■»-> » — a.-^ — . -----Mra Retta Hager aud daughter Miw injured on barbel wire fence one dav . F|eming> B ____ TTThe most of our people went to crwlit. o. ° f ,Wl * ’**“■' ' ■ I Edward Burkholder who attempted Thoniapple lake to spend the Fourth Tbe unfortunate man is cunning j Hager and on Sundav. ' ----- wife ------ ---------STATE ROAD. to end his life a short time ago has and all report a good time and has sinre attempted to get away - - —----— — —w-. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.' Townsend atmade- several unsuccessful attempts to I Chas. fl. Bavkk. Onr ball team played with the Has­ from the house. ‘ An application for tended the {funeral services of -Cauda : Preaching at the church Sunday run awav from hi« attendants. ‘ Attorory for .Murtag>'e. tings Furniture ball team on.the Fourth hla Adtniwion into the A.ylnm at KalecfcMteli OT ’ Sun.Uy. ’ ’ " ----------mvmlw • ■: U.yor-I1OTU1 „f the eily informal at Thornapple lake, the score standing mazoo has been-made and he will lie ........ \ ru__*iL .*,1 .. Mra. Mills of Hastings is the guest Mrs. Henry Barber went to Battle gome of onr people that the city would <• . 2 t<» 10 in favor of. Woodland. taken there as soon as ho is able. ............................... of her daughter Mra. E. Warner this Creek last week to take osteopath treat- fnmtidi 20 or 25 shovelers, for the good . James M. Shoith was at the county week. j mrnu road Banner Advte always hay. CADI TON m-'PPATPD roaa bee, din', which wmcu has uas been peei set for Aug. ! bub ou Monday on business.' VAKLiy.-> ucrfcAi cu. c^'r Chester Bicker entertained a . Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Charles Cliff started »L 80. And now brother f.fanners this is ' F. A. Smith of Vanderbilt. Otsego -----------------------------------.v . -to ------------------------u___ Mon- how the matter stands: Mr. Nichols I. The Oirlton base ball team were de- ]argv party of friends onothe Fourth. Il---------up north attend campmeeting. county, spent a few days- with his fe.l«l by tbe UoodlOTd w»n, bAtnnUy D J>rT1< wlfc funthbe. «»l furnishes 40 m or or .W 500 Io loads of gravel nephew, J. M. binith. Mr' Smith had otS th.'bo7?122k<!d dirowr »l J. SL John', on th. Fourth Mt. 1^1. Cotton, V. of PortUnd. i. ftw. frw. w to ’l» on the th. rottl ; » pot OT fn.m An­ not seen his uncle for thirty six years. , friend, in thi. J™* Corner, north to the town line. Yes, we have a case of small pox in i» "th. nett of hi.’ Mister Mr, Nellie \ 'trinity. ^'ttlS- wS.dris. t.A^’wiS'nOT our village. Miss Ruth Snuggs came was a little wild in the first few, in- ' Htt. .Cis week. . . Mr. ot.1 MrK V.rn Cotton - rejoie-. “J ' from .Milwaukee via. Grand Rap­ ningN and was replaced by Knowles in ids to visit relatives in our village and the 4th who held the veteran Woodland , Mr. ~x~-John Ix*liuian visited }ie ap ready to jilace the ‘ ~ his wife >«K <»ver a girl baby. while here was taken sick, and lajt team to four runs. A return game will ilt,d daughter Orpha at the hospital in , Mr. and Mra. SwausUu of'Hicaory gravel. Here is our opportunity, t Thursday the doctor pronounced it lie played on the home grounds next ' Ann Arbor over the Fourth. • Curnera visited their wai James Swan- .Brother farmers to do a gtod stroke for small pox. She is doing nicely under Saturday. ourselves* and for all who ' travel over j ! Monday as Mr. Geo. Hitt was re­ son last week. the care of Dr. McIntyre, and we hope Evervliody celebrated the fourth and this road. turning from Lake Odessa his horse be­ no other cases will develop. came frightened and liacked off a high tmjoyed the wet rain. A party at the Tht. fanneni of this locality are re­ SLIGHTLY INJURED. Vaccination seems to be all the rage bridge into the water and mire. The Henry C'rookford while delivering man and horse escajied serious injury, home of Mra. Lute hinne to honor of . sorting to ail kinds of hapediente to in our village- just at present and the Miss Gertrude UhHney was enjoyed tEeir i1HV Some aftebringing it milk last Wednesday slipped from the ductors have lieen compelled to send for bnt the carriage is minus a top and hy «R. " , in by the .kitchen stove, some are wagon and bad a large milk can fall other fixtures. Mr. Hitt says another .car load of ’points. he upon him as be was lifting it from the would nut L’’» through the same ex- i Mrs. Jane Fisher is entertaining her ■ ditching their hay fields, while others . The sugar beet feliows are not wei! wagon to the platform. He was quite grandgaudhter. are Imying clothes wringers. pleased with their occnpation. They badly bruised but) is able to resume his penence again for much money MARTIN CORNERS. say <f it would rain less they cmilu LAKE VIEW. duties again. earn money enough to p ay thejr board NORTH WOODLAND. Mrs. Jennie Barrv sper.tsthe PAi,t . Preaching at the school house Sun* bills. ww-k at F. BarryX ' y Farmers are having very' long face* i day evening at 7:30. Jhe next meeting of the Ladii^ Aid I . Burr Rowley and mother and two S&rtv wil) be befi at Mra. S,* B. ! «J pro—mL We do nut wonder nt it. .................. ,„—............ Mia, EB.................................. Htaaten of Y|»llaoti i». Mra Ella Jori, and‘daaghter Huth.' children visited at the home of P. R. ’ Not one fanner out of a hundred ha* spending a few davs Levens. ■*-T. with with Ethel Ethel Barry. pf Kalamazoo Kalimaxo... .pent the fourth with Hohnes on Thursday. wheat I. Mr. d Mn, ’ ’ Mr. „ and Mrs. C.ten^ Clarence F.iwr Feirer of of -her sister Mra. Chas. Smith. On Thursday July tduth the ladies of : ;m» loul ot toy 2 Mrs. James. France of Detroit is IWKwmnK to .proot .Moding otwtrf in llrHnd id, Mpent th. |M>t w k „ the M. E. Church will give an ice r. V' . r -----* — -------t Mr. Fero and danghter Florence re- i­ I spending a few days with her mother. the field, surely we are havingonr share «» , * .. H. J.altn a ------------------------------------lor u«l from Lowell Monday. cream social at the residence <*f Mr. ■ MrsT"Christina Brtmum. , of rain anil some other share thrown Mr. and Mra Frank Barry - of YpBertKomhof Hatting-, wa» on our I Burt Snuggs of Milwaukee was in.<*ur and Mrs. Elmer E King. The continual wet weather is play ­ q rt tA , silanti spent hurt week with their t»arHtrwt Wwlmittav I village last week to visit .his .daughter. Born to Geo. Demary and wife a son ..i-..1 Mre< t weoncsaay. “ ’ *? r**’ u u . Mra. Alice Price uf Nrebville. viait- , j Miss Ruth, and was informed by onr ing havoc with all the crops in this Julv 1st. or standing is Uftu.^ Will Gavitt and wife Sundayed at inS‘Sltti^^n’ rZtro^tohte George Rockwell. ' health officer that be could 'see her if vicinity, hay either-*ent rotting and all grain is I'mdly damaged . ----------.. The ’’Club Club’ ’were were entertained*at entertained^at^ihe the home home of of the the latter latter’’s" parenta Puente F. F j/spring Arbor lint week. U Mort of the people <*f this vicinity he wished, but that if he did he would The the । 0* BUFFALO be cmpellled to stay in our village for home of■’Lema Wilson • -• ■ — — • <» — •*-• I-*-rvi — . « e , . ... , rqient the fourth at Cole ’s Landing. on Tuesday that Myer* *nd wife at Lrfke Odessa several weeks. Mr. Snuggs did not stay. evening l*eing also the birthday of the Chas. Barry and v'e^nina^forOr* niece Mink Julia I > j t. : Leo Allerding and ^bett girl spent ^rvTefOatt 7Frida He went on to Detroit. w young lady when a large number of Sunday at Frank Alien! mg's. K X’ -Si I C. 8. 'Palmerton expects to make a fneiuls gathered at her home and enMt< Aiton potting a novel xhajmd reiatirre “Jztivcs wire.J>unday. trip to northern Michigan soon,to visit joyed a pleasant evening. on jjj, which he - has moved Mm 'Q. P. Wellman will entertain , 'f™ ®JllJh,,mU’ “d ¥"• ! the Insane ■ Asylum. Mr. and Mrs. Yerty are visiting the -------------------and is fixing up. It is in1 a half ' * circle ' _r --------Hie R A. S. Wednemlav P M Jnlv l*i L^ke and family spent Sunday with --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------the .hope of a bonaahoe It look, nice A]| The hose ball game on Saturday be­ former's parents at Yerty's Corners. t'1*tween Carlton Center and Woodland hot very odd --------------------------Mr. and Mra Merritt and Arthur resulted in a score of 2 to 21 in favor COATS GROVE. Bom to Ira Curtis and-wife July 6th MAPLE ROW. Crook and wife called on George Rock­ of Woodland. Prof. Davenport and family of IU.. K'T1- . Wheat is ripening fart and it looks ‘ well and wife Sunday. 'Fhe frequent showers of late aae visited the Coatees lairt week. Mr. Tbutnari haa bought I^t KunIm' os though harvest wiU soon be here. , jfcKav and' son Fiord spent making farmers blue. A very few Archie Batee and wife of Banfield °Mhoo» and will move it to his; jdace * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prentice of the Sundav with ’Mr. -Olmstcarlon the' have some hay in and a good many visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. I which he recently purchased. ; city spent the fore part of last week , State road. have a considerable hay cut that wifi Cook the first of the week. ■ Jerry Coufman of East Woodland is )v*lh .Utter’s juirentx Mr. and Mrs. A few of yomjg foBcs attended never be fit to put in the barn. Much B.F. Moyer and wife of Wakarusa haying for D. Swin. Ifomunt of the standir ---------—* ■— ling grass*-is badly 1hurt, as Ind. is visiting J. W. Ehret and family. । The sick in this vicinity arealireMra. Raymond of Carlton Center has : K ‘ much of it in down and’ the rains are Wavne Long had a horse kicked bv P°rtt?dZ better with the exception uf been rewing for Clela Risbridger the'--------------- : J-----------------spoiling it.. another home and so Imdiy hurt that it I “»• *«»hn Bachelder whoris very ill at ««« of l**t weekFRO*tATE OKPEft. . had to be killed. ’ । this writing. Leona WiU visited at her uncles A. ‘ '*•, .. SOUTH WOODLAND. Miss Lottie Barnum is home from the Mr.lund 21^ Pa$ton °.f ToWa" Wednesday and Thursday Coantr ot Hany. koMrn st the T"rob*te ‘ofri<vtl iu I Married, at the home of Rev. Jarvis. west on a vacation. She will attend 1 und Mr. weed !and wife and Ethel Hat-; Leia Andrews is taking a few davs tbe city of HastiimMn said eouaty on Saturday, Miss OnaTEvarts and Clarence Shopbell. the L. T. L. convention at Detroit. I ton of Lake Odema (pent Sunday nt vacation. ’ 1 X.htn4%<lud 1“^ T**r °“€ lhW“ Miss Nellie Myers and Orel 'Evarts M. Ehret and wife of Iwurt Castleton j S James Matthews and familv went to , ch*> M« lYotate. accomjmnietl them. Mr. and Mrs. visited at Jamea Ehret's Sunday. Mt-Faddeu and wife visited at F Wall lake tbe 1st and stayed until tbe K i?ntim' iteSSjLd A.<ten h. ; Shopbell will begin htmse keeping at Five^ttrough trains dai’> Gail Cooper was awarded the silver B™ncb® » at <«erea last Sunday. 1th at the Matthew ’> cottage. i On raaiing aud .niluz tbe pettifon. duly ver­ once on his father's farm in Soqth short. Let Rush and CharlesMm.Mra Waters spent Wudnmday ‘ “l?J? 'If < Woodland. Their many friends wish, medal at the speaking contest at the „Frnnk ----- .... ... ...... TomTom Waters spent Wednesday ceavrt. praying ttuu xdmlnhtratloti of said e* them happinem. Hatton are the. school officers for the and Thursday with her parent* Mr Holmes church .last Friday night. -------------may lie xranted to Willard K. Nyr, or, to «ome yenr. ahd Mra Demont. other xoitahte Mrxon. Geo. Flory and wife attended the ‘ ^ r*. Mrs. B. Johnson is convalescing. Thereupon It te ordered, that Friday, the ! Connects at BufiaU and Prichard of Lake Odewut hax Mr. Oscar Matthews went to Wall - AUhdayot • ;-fMr. Oakes’ entertained triends from funeral of a relative in Cameltown s Vesta July A. p.. iso:, al io o'clock te been hired to teach the school the com-1 Lake Friday for a few davs outing the forenoon. !*<• axslxnt-d for the hourI ng of I Ohio. They were here to attend the Sunday. Niagara Falls with ill «Md petition and that tbe belrslat law of <ald ' rear. with his daughters wlui are ' spending Mnv G. H. B»n,um ut Ctarkille. I >n«r in|t > '*r funeral of Miss Wolford. drosu*<d and all other j'ereoux ttiten*«tM lu lines from he W cat. - ----------- their vacation there. • said rsua.',srr required to appear at a sc-cloo ci Mr. Jerome England has a sister State president of the Michigan Suffr- j HOLMES CHURCH. | Mr ch„lrt A„arew, w„ „n ■odd court, then to I* holdrn at tbe • probate i age Association will give an addrev on < visiting him /r<>m .Colorado. our o!tire. In I he Ch tv of in wjd.1 rwm—iv .nd . Miss Prudence Townsend of ‘ NashI ?5 nx5t , cad * n 8 on old neighbon Equal Suffrage at the church at Coats ., 1W , t awwwc XUV . UBCI1U m last Mr. John Weissert from Hastings ■•* wns the -• guest- of- - — - r H I Satnnlay. • the pctiilonrr may wot lx* And It te Grove Monday evening. July 17. Mra. , elite Bessie Fuller visited at J. England's Sunday. further ordered, that said itetltlouer fire notice Barnum is an interesting and instruc- . few day# . last week, George Demont of Baltimore to the'persons Interested In said <m»te of tbe • Mrs. Noma Mead is very low at this tive speaker and all will . do well to - - and - -Mrs. -a ' A - ----pendency of said petition and i the hearing i > Mr Holmes were the ** “ on onr " troel Munday writing with a cancer of the stomach. hear her. Collection will be taken. thereof by causing a copy ot this order to i <.r Kir . sLX"”1 MtK Rhari °n‘n<1 ' NORTHEAST CASTLETON. be publtehed. lu the Hasti.xos Baxnkb. a Mr. Guy Miller has finished his nine She wiU also speak Bund ay evening fSunday. . *’ newspaper printed aud circulated m Mid months of ndhool at McOmber'« and’ at the North Castleton Church on 1 - - I Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stilliton of (to>rge Flory and family were called rotinty of Harry.otwv in each week for lliree-sucis home for a Test. "Women of tbe Bible." Ur.™ I T I will kh Knliunazoo spent a few days last week 1 to <-a»eltown Sunday to attend the fuCoats Grave L .T. Imeet Fri­ I’robate Retl-ter. J nd ge of Probate. dr wiU *- with WEST WOODLAND. da) ' - - - their neice Mrs.-Glenn Fullefc,^ i neral of a conB,nj^n Meadf 5 ‘ Hattie Bontalph spent Sunday with : ,1116 rains have done considerable A true copy.] Archie Rhoades, of Lake Odessa,----am! ,Jol "----------------------------’her father near the Chletiey school , d“n«K»’ ,farm<’r» especially those Alford Wilkins, of Quimby, were.cal­ WEST WOODLAND. I house. ’ 1 had hay down. lers at J. H.. Durkee’s Sunday. . Delayed Letter. 1 Birdie and Guy Na>.h and Miss Davis I dubn Mead has his new bqm finished. Henry Schiibley and family and Rosalia Geiger visited in Kalamazoo i " r A I P J, r 5! k., ^rrJ Ani, wifa 5*n‘ » v. Scbaihtly visited their sister Frank ’’’ Ht,nt Sunday. Fourth at the former’s parent*. Mrs. Nellie Hitt near Warnerville over Siinday. Mintfo Esther Durkee and Lonorn ' Jl°nn r» ™ tz* Mr. Brattin the hardware! man from Sunday. of J P' Round* P^P1”,HMt week Nashville waa seen on onr streets hurt Clayton Price, wife and son. of Free­ Haver have retnrned from Grand ; «• S. Barnum's people spent Sunday Friday. port visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. I Ledge. Wsiu™ Men-iam and wife of the I *' 'Til1 >'•»«»«■> <'<‘ttage at Wall The Ladies Aid Society will meet at C. Senter Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. (). P. Wellman's Wednesday .Tulv Walter Wurtley and wife o( Lake Tamarac visited at Henry Schaibly’s |X4dteSarah Qole of Carlton spent a fetv 19. All are invited. Odessa called on West Woodland friends Sunday afternoon. Sunday afternoon. .Wm. I Lee and wife, Elmer Rising days fast week with her sister' Mrs. THE BRINK IS NEAR Charles Snmlker and faulily of Free­ and wife visited at Walter Barnum's Andrew Townsend. We know the diseases and weaknesses of men like in open book. Mra. J. D. Rounds and Mrs. Homftr port visited at Fred Durkee’s Stinday. in Carlton Sunday. We have been curing them for 80 years. We have given our lives to Elmer VauAnnam has been to Petos­ Wallace Stillson and wife of Kalama­ of Hastings were the guests of Mra. R. Few Hastings People Knew How It, and thousands upon thousands of men restored tQ Vigorous Vitality key tho past week to visit his brother zoo aro guests of Fred Baine and Mrs. B. Murdock Tuesday. are today livlpg monuments to the sfelll. knowledge and success ot Near It Is. and family. Weaver. EAST CARLTON. Drs. Kennedy & Kergan. Wo never hold out false hopes; we never Miss Phebe Densmore has returned Mrs. M. J. Bates of Woodland is Every tine you ueKleot luutkuche. undertaken case we cannot cure. We have made so thorough a study Mr. and Mrs. James Friend called on from Ionia accompanied by two.child­ visiting her sitter Mrs. Angie OverAllow the kidneys to become clogged of all the. diseases of men—ot Varicocele, Stricture, Blood Bolsens, their children Sunday. Mr. W. Butolph ren of her sister’s- who will spend the । smith this week. Fail to cure urinary disurers. Hydrocele, Nervous Deb I Bty, Paralysis, Bladder, Urinary and Kidney vacation with their gandparents. You get nearer the brink of Bright’s । Everet Clum and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Tarer .Wickham. Diseases, General Weakness, Loss of Vitality, and have cured so man? Miss Bessie Friend has - gone on an disease. . Mrs. Hattie Durkee and daughter of Hauer’s young people attended the toousands of cases that if there is a cure for YOUR disease you extended visit of a few weeks in SebeDoan’s Kidney PilLs will save you the State Road visited at J. H. Dukee's Cl um-Strong wedding last Thursday will find it here. When we undertake a case there is no such thing wa Ionia Co to see her Grandather from danger. part of last week. even ing. as failure. » We charge nothing for consultation and our knowledge, Mr. E. L. Carpenter who is Hfi years Proof of it in Hastings testimony. skill Rnd experience are at your service. We will explain to you old. ’ George Hnbbard*-night operator, NO FALSE CLAIMS. _ , How and Why We Can Cure You; and why the diseases of men require WOODBURY. oMt},on "fF?1 on the Central the knowledge and skill at Master Specialists. We dd not require to The proprietors of Foley’s Honey and For forty years Dr.Fowler’s Extract I t K’’ “VinK «“ Broadway, says "I Harlan Horn has his new houm? near­ Tar do not advertise this as a ’'sure experiment with your case as we know from experience In treating of Wild Strawlierry has been curing ^ ia u, e sude . ed . f° r months with a dull j Strawlwtry han suffe r ed f <*r cure for consumption. " They do not ly completed. Lewis Fender, and Harry summer mimnlnint rl.is__ i__ * i aching pain in the mnnll rtf mv l.u..L thousands of cases exactly what to prescribe for your symptoms. Don’t complaint, dj’sentry. diarrhoea.1 .ac,1.’nF P»in in, "mail of my back, claim that it will cuix'this dread com­ Evert* have lieen doing the carpenter bloody flux, be discouraged if you have treated without success with Quacks, Fakirs, pain in the stomach and i Llrtod tO nd of it: *’>' usinK hou»eplaint in advanced cases, but do posi­ work. haectrlc Belts, Free Triate. etc. You must get cured—and ‘Doctors it has never yet failed to do everyI f h o ,d t rein «l««. but I wafi unsuccessful, Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown, thing claimed for it. tively assert that it will eure in the ®Jone can cPre you. Our New Method System of treatment has stood I {.!>® d my attention called to Doan's earlier stages and never fail to give July fl. a boy. the test for 25 years—why should it fall in your case. Should your -------------- - ----------; kidney Pills, mid thinking they might comfort and releif in the worst caws. Henry Martin, who is working at case prove incurable you need not pay ua a dollar. We refer you to ।, benefit me I ^procured a box nox at a . E k A Foley’s Honey and Tar is without Howel kpent the fourth with his par­ . any Bank in this city as to our financial standing. If you cannot call ■Mulholland's drug store and took it doubt the greatest throat and lung ents Mr. and Mrs Martin. write for a Question Blank for Homo Treatment Consultation Free. । I have no hesitation in recommending remedy. Refuse sulwtitutes. The Advents are still holding tent Booklata sent Free. them to the citizens of Hastings as a For sale by Arthur E. Mulholland. For Infants and Children. meetings at this place. remedy of merit ’ '» Successor to W. H. Goodyear. Bom to. Emannal Kussmaul and wife For ule by ajl defers. Pri« Mumia July 2 a daughter. Fimer-Mllbum Oa.BnSalo, New York Window Shades, any size, any KJle Mont for tbe United Staten ReM r. and M'rs. Earnest Grant are Bears tho color at Hulholland's Drug Store. tnemlwr tbe name Doan*. and take no the prond parents of a big boy. 148 SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MICH. Blgnatuxeof < other. • Eczema Woodland Department “ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hair Sick? That's too bad! We had no­ ticed it was looking pretty thin and faded -of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a perfect hair re­ storer. It keeps the scalp clean and healthy. yers . . SAMAPAMUA. CKEKRV PECTORAL WHY OUR BUSINESS IS INCREASING /By giving our Customers good Goods, fair Prices aud Courteous ’1 reatment 'That is the way we are doing Business, and our Business grows. We want it to grow more We want Your Trade There are . good reasons why it will pay you to give it to us. You will get personal at­ tention, prompt service aud honest values. We don’t aijn to do an immense Bus­ iness, but we aim to do an immensely good Business, und we do do it. . Another Invoice of Naw Hats just received J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. Call Me E Remember I pay tbe highest market price for your produce. HEART RrtQLrt COATS SHOVE QENEKAL STORE. NOTICE OF HRAK1KG CLAIMS. State of Michigan. County of Barry. Notice te hereby (Iren, that by an order of the Probate C’-otirt for the CooMty of Barry, made oo tbe .?tn day of June a. L».. 1906, four artutlw ftutu that date were allowed for credit■ni to present Utelr claims .ixalnst tho estate it Cassius M. Mowry late of said county, de­ ceased. and that all creditors of said deceased are rrqt:lr<<d to present their claims to said ProtMite Court, at the-Probate office In the city 0( HaaClnzsfor ekamlnatlou and anowance, on ’dock Id tbe forenoon of that day. Dated June stlh, A. D„ 1906. Cmaklkn M. Mack. J«d<e of Probate NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMSKale nl Michigan. County of Barry. N*. Notice b hereby elven, that by u> order of the Probate court for the County of Barry, made on tbeaotb. day ot-Tuna. A.. b. 1W6. four months hawed for.Kt creditorsllr^lr. (o pre•ent their claim* qulrod Kpro-rnt their claims to sudd Probate Court, atthe Probate Ofllec In th# City of HuaUnp». for examination aud aUewauee. on or be­ fore the 50 th day of October next, and that such chdnm will be beard te fore said Court, on Dated .hint* .Xth. it. I). 1M». Chaklks^M. MAQg. . . Judxcof ITobaie. DLL! FOLEYS HONEWAR Lehigh Valley Railroad "The Line Beautiful’’ NEW YORK Many repair! many and ha THEM SI B is com invited erythir rottt are lig PHILADELPHIA tacks” Come w Delto ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS If you live anywhere >around Coats Grove, and, have a telephone, call me ► when you want DRY< GOODS or GROCERIES. , •l have arranged to deliv-< er orders out for a num ’her of miles. • . All orders Will receive i my personal attention * .aiid satisfaction guaran- ' teed. Static Coi Cent We THE MASTER SPECIALISTS OF CASTOR IA E Ike Kind You Hare Always Bough’ i Dm.KENNEDY& KERGAN Dpi ton ► I » pat DELT you tion » » DEL �HASTINGS BANNER. JULY IS. 1905. SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT The local News in Orangeville, Hope. Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. DELTON. A $2.00 Framed Picture for 39c. When your purchase* at our store amount to 82.00 we will on receipt of 39c in cash, give you your choice of the beau­ tiful pictures with frames, on display iu our store. A chance of a Jifetime to dec­ orate your home. Stationery Special. We bought a sample line of .stationery. The line includes boxes of writing- paper and envelopes that regularly retail . from 20c to V»c\per box. We have put the whole line on • sale at ' • ELLIS L EAULKNER, THE, .DKUOOI5T. DELTON, MICHIGAN Expect to Meet You- IN DELTON SOON Many people who are building, repairing or painting, have driven many miles to come and see.me and have told me that it PAID THEM WELL. My stock of Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Building Material is complete. 1 pay cash for ev­ erything. rny running expenses are light, and I am in a position to get I right down to •'brass tacks” when it comes to prices. Come anil see me. W.H.: Chase, Michigan Delton, Come To Us •e mnl pur trade in Cents Furnishings, auii w will sell you the very best goods at the lowest prices. We Sell It Anything-yon want in Summer poods will be found iu our stock. Wi>- want your trade, and wo will save you miuey when you buy of tn|. . . L. L. Loveland & Son, The Clothiers, Delton and Prairieville, Mrs. Louis Shhlvra, of Hastings, is spending a couple of weeks with her parents here. j Tbe Misses Jejnniv Drummond and Myrtle Smith sieut the latter part of .the week with Mr. and Mrs. .Bert Pat­ ton. Mrs. Jakie Edger, of Hastings, was the guest of her parents last week., Mrs. Elon Clement and son Stuart ispent last week with hex parents Mr. land Mra. John Stuart erf Yankee Spring*. ! Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Orr entertained jMr. and Mra. Bert. Patton Sunday. , Midi * YOUR, TRADE j > WANTED « FINE LAKE. The fourth passed off very qnitely ■here. There were some fine -fireworks at the Jordan and Payette cottage in the evening. Harry Melchior of Pittsburg. Pa mid two friends of Battle Creek have been spending the week in canip at Dewey's landing. . Having and harvest ure going1 to be in collision with some of the farmers. The recent rains have put the farmers hack so much. There are acres of hay­ soaking in the swathand windrow and acres that are not cut and wheat is getting ripe.' The Y. M. C. A. boys of Battle Creek are in camp at Doty’s landapg. A. A. Burch manager of the Citi­ zens telephone company of Battle Creek was in Banfield Saturday evening to attend tbe meeting of the Ban Red rural telephone company. The poles are nearly all set on the Bedford extension of the line. HOPE. Edgar Otis had his'back hurt while doctoring a cow Wednesday. Born to Ora Otis and wife a nine and a half pound girl. Mr. Fritch of ” Cloverdale attending physician. Andrew Carpenter and family of > DELTON ROLLER MILLS? 4 Shultz were guests of Edgar Otis StmWe would be pleased to have 4 day. Ada Jenkins of Prairieville visited $ you give us a trial order. The <£ . high-grade roller flour made by » her mefther Mrs. HuldahzOtis Satur­ r us is giving splendid satisfac- S day and her daughter Mra. Angel I ne Osgood Sunday. tion wherever used. . 4 k Are you one of the many patron’s of the ' > CUSTOrt WORK > A SPECIALTY. J DELTON ROLLER MILLS, J MLT0M, MtCNKAN. j ’ NORTH JOHNSTOWN. Delayed letter. . Having is the order of the day and a .very- heavy crop. A number from Dowling- spent Sun­ day at Bristol Lake, and rei>ort a good time. Dr. Sheffield and family of Nashville called on C. Risbridger and family Sunday evening. • Mra. \?harley Ketchum and children of Battle Crook are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Clark, i Mr. and Mrs. Vert Robinson siwijf .Monday visiting relatives at BedforcL Cnpt. Lucas and family of Battik Creek are spending a ten days vacation with C. Risbridger and family. The Jolly soSp clnh of ten met at the home of Nir. and Mra. Frank Cherry last Friday. Refreshments were served oil inemiie'n< being present. A fine time w^s reported. Bora to Shelby Nash and wife July. 4th a 9.t4 poun d boy. Grandpa and Grandma Shultz are doing as well as could lie expected. Mrs. Carrie-Fromm and daughter. Clymonestra of Batavia, N. Y. arrived here last Friday for an extended visit with her sisters, Mra. Kate Hom and Mrs. Lizze Zerbel and other relatives. Mra. Mina Home and little son also her son’s wife of Nashville spent sev­ eral days of last week at her father's J. Pitts and' wife. Mrs. Nash who has b»«n spending the past winter and spring with her hus­ band in Indiana is home, helping care for her son's wife. Mrs. Fields of Podunk visited . at J. Hall's the last of the week. ‘ Mrs. Alice Acker, of Hope Center spent Friday and Saturday uf last week with Mra. J. Pitts and Mra. F. W. Zerbel. • Jim Hinds of Eaton Rapids was home over Sunday. - , The Misses Georgia and Kate Heath of Hastings visited at F. W. Zerbel’s several days of last week. Win Kingsbury of Richland was on our streets last Saturday. . Mr. and Mra. John Kahler and wife of Woodland and Chas.’ Kahler and family of North Barry spent Sunday .at J. Hora's. Mlaa Mabie Fierce of Urbandale is visiting relatives and freinds at thiii place. ■ The Misses Myrtle Mosher and Bjrdie St John of Kalamazoo spent the 4th at Peter Mosher's. Walter McNbe and wife from near Hastings spent Sunday nt Andrew Smith’s. . Herman Zerliel and daughter spent Saturday night and Sunday at FrankKelley's of Hickory Corners. , Dun McCallum wife and son of^Brush. Ridge visited his mother at this place Sunday. . Mr. and Mra.K. Reynolds are enter­ taining tlibir brother’s wife Mrs. Tom i Reynolds of Washington Who is making u two weeks visit here. J. Hora ami wife, Mra. Carrie Fromm and daughter spent Monday with their daughter in North Burry. Mra Lihbie McCnllutri*is visiting J her sister iu ‘Kalamazoo. There will h- preaching in the Hol­ mes church next Thursday evening. The new 1mm of (.'has. Bodendorf’s is i Mrs. Mina Adams was hastily sumr moned to Pennsylvania last week on account of the severe illness of lief daughter Mrs. Bello Morwuod. Edith Gillespie is visitiug.her moth­ er. Mrs. James Cairns. A large kiln of brick islieing burned at the yard here this week. Master Lyle Dayton went to Augusta with his father last Sunday. Charles Maywood and Amy Replogle, of Hastings, were guests of Arthur Patton and family last Sunday. EAST ORANGEVILLE. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. We are going to have a Township S. 8. Convention out here August 3rd. and ure making extensive preparations for it We also want the public to make preparations for it in the way of making arrangements to attend as we wish it understood that all near and far are invited. The BANNER has done its part in helping along the good work by printing programs at very reasonable rates. Our esteemed Pres. Mr. Biggs is putting forth efforts to make this convention a success as also are all the other officers. BOAT TIPPED OVFR. By the way did ybu know how nearto losing our Secretary- we came-a few tveeks ago'.- What might have proved a serious catastrophe really terminated in a ludicrous situation. Mr. Anson Merrill and Mr. John Rush went fish­ ing on Podtirik'lake. - Some young lad* were also fishing from an old boat near the shore. As’they dared not venture out Mr. Merrill with onr gigantic Hing of his line thinking to catch u "whop­ per" tiptx-d over the l»at. and -both men sank into a cold hath in deep water. The aid of thtf l»oys was sought asfMr. Bush could not swim. The old boat did good service us Mr. Bush was landed into it and Anson clinging to the .boat ^dragging along the other boat and. the boys rowing, landed all 'safely ashore. We put the foregoing under "delayed items" a* the partie* conoeraed have kept it wonderfully still fur some rea7 soa. On our sick list this week we have to report Mrs-vAmanda Andres who is ill with bronchitis also Mrs. Butler Smith whb is quite seriously ill at her home. The weather having delayed the men on haying and the women being’ tod cross for them in the -house they have re«orted to building a hog house ut A.’ D. Smith’s.' Mr. Orville Boyes-is helping. BANFIELD. Rain’ Rain' Rain! Will it ever stop so we can get our haying done. A considrrahle of hay is rut around Banifeld that will never l*» drawn. No celebration "the 2-lth at Biyifieid thi*yt*ar. The only thing of any ac­ count on the fourth was the dedication of the new plkun- in the parsonage. Now any one on the citizens line can s|>eak to the parson at any time. Miss Lillian Brown ha* gone on a three weeks visit at Bloomingdale. Burdette Bellinger of.Battle Crehk is visiting his uncle Karl Bellinger. A company of Y. M. C. A. boys are camping at Fine lake. We understand they havejchallenged the Banfield team to play IjuR but they are a little afraid to try them 1 guess. Epworth League next Sunday eve­ ning led by Delos Neal. A great telephone meeting was held at Cooper’s hall last Saturday eve to agi­ tate '.the question of getting Battle Creek free At present the rural line reaches from Frank Whitworth’* to Bedford anil should they extend the, line to Battle Creek they win get the city for ♦VW l»er year. HINDS CORNEB. The Ladies Aid at Mr.' and Mra. Phillip's was well attended; over 8<» partook of the bountiful dinner. Pro­ ceeds 8Jl‘. Leslie Rowson and Lillian Everetts returned to^their home in Kulamazoo Sunday after n weeks visit with their Grandmother. Mra. Geiser. Susie Phillips spent Saturday and Sunday with friend»4u Haatings. Preaching next Sunday at 11 o'dock, at the school bouse. Mr. And Mra. George Lankard enter­ tained company from 'Kalamazoo Sun­ day. Bernice, and Lura Tobias of Battle Creek are visiting old friends at this place. ’ . Mrs. Ed Newton gave a party in, honor ot Bernice and - Lura Tobias; Tuesdjiy evening July 4th. Bella and Brra. Rainy Sundays are rather hard on It is a f<x>ftsh notion iu t>nppo«'e that some young men as those that come the ringing of bells or 'tanging" of tin from u distance are ''hliged to stay- pan* will cause a swarm of bee* to actover night. tie. The real origin of this custom dated back to the reign of Alfred the <'ha meter. Each man In hfs sphere, however nar­ Great, who. In order to prevent dis­ row or extended, will find that his fel­ putes regarding the ownership of a low men weigh his character - and his swarm, ordered that the owner should abilities often awl uneonsdouAly stamp always ring a bell when his bees him with their estimate and that tbe nwarmed, and ever YJnce then the good average resultant of these frequent fanner’s wife has been niabing out with ringing bells whenever tho Ih-cs averages Is just.—E. Pierrepont swarmed, and the fact that they aettied verified, in ber own mind, the be­ Thr Tlrrd Idle. To those who are employed and busy lief that the bell did it.’ time flies with great rapidity. Ufe Is Dry Humor.' ..tedious only to the Idle. Nothing Is An eastern ybenmatlc who was-visitmore monotonous than the ticking of a clock to him who has nothing to do but lug In southern Arizona was asked by. tbe editor of one of the loeaJ daffies listen to It—Anon. what he thought of that country. "Wonderful dry air." said the inva­ It Is a maxim with me that no man was ever written out of a reputation lid. "Yes. everything is always as dry a* but by himself.—Bentley. dust out here." said the editor. “By the way, while you're stopping -hero for jour health you ought to lot mo send you my paper." IT’S TO YOUR Somethinir Just n* Good. CLOVERDALE. PROFIT \ If you live within reach of I ( Cloverdale, it will pay you to \ call and see a nice sto;k of DRY GOODS, ( ( GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES ? and in fact everything to be found ) ? in an up-to-date general line!Mke ? are proud of our stock, but proud- ) ) er still of our prices. \ Feril Replogle and Maggie Prince spent Sunday at E. Johnbox's. Miss Grace VanHorn of Prairieville s]«nt Sunday with Myrtle Wilkim.' ' Yours truly, May Hart returned home Monday after p. few days stay with, her grand­ | ] THE CLOVERDALE STORE. Ths Law Prion Wo Quote mother. A’little life mar be sacrificed to an hour’s delay. Cholera infantum, dy­ sentery, diarrhea come suddenly. Only safe pfan is to have Dr. fowler’s Ex­ tract of Wild Strawberry : always on 4 BRONCHITK FOR TWENTY YEARS hand. Mra. Minerva Smith, of Danerille. Sound kidneys are safeguards of life. J Hl., writes “I had bronchitis for twenty years and never got releif until Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's I used Foley's Honey and Tar which Kidney Cure. For sale by Arthur E. is n sure cure. "Sold by Arthur E. Mul­ Muholland. Snccesor to W. H. Good­ holland. Succesor to W. H. Goodyear. year. 4 PODUNK. SHULTZ. hickory' CORNERS. Miss Florence Cassell of Battle Creek was the guest of Fem Flower this A QUIET WEDDING. week. Mr. George Herrington and Mias Miss Gorman and Mra. Williams of Sproul went to Hittings on tho morn­ ing of July 4th and were quietly mar­ Pennsylvania’are visiting'at Dr. J. M. . ried. at that place returning home in Elliott's. Clyde Jone* of Grand Ledge and the evening. The groom is a son of Mrs. P. Herrington, who live* just ! Ward McCall of Kalamazoo fjave been west of Delton, and ia a very industri­ spending a week’s vacation with Gam­ ous voting man and for the last year er Byington. ha* been engineer at the Flour Mill. Mra. M. M. Rockwell entertained The bride is a daughter uf Mr. .and the Baptist ladies aid society Friday. Mra. Jerry Sproul and a favorite among Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roach enter­ the young people. We all wish them a tained their daughter Mrs; Richardson happy and prosperous life. and family of Battle Crock this week. ( ' —-----. Mrs. Jennie Fisher of Kalamazoo A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. and Mrs. Hoin-i -■•■it of Cnesey spent Little'Henry Honvener met .with a Sunday at J. L.’ Houvemir’s. ’ Ford Stratton with several young very serious accident last Tuesday morning. He wa* playing Ha.ll in the ladies and gentlemen from Allegan street with some other little boyn. and spent last week at the Ford farm un­ as Henry Htarted to run to tbe base he der the cbaperonagi* of Mra. Frank ran into the front wheel of a- buggy I Strutton. knocking him down, and tJ^ie hind - The following ircopied from tho ac­ wheel running over his left leg just be­ count of the 4th of July clebration-.in low tbe knee fraeturingt lie Ixines. the Jackson Daily. Citizen o^.July «Jth: The fractured bone*-were <lre*M*d and Among tbe visiting Bands none gained tbe patient is resting quite easy, but inO^e attention than that from Hick­ Henry thinks he will not play ball for pry Corners. Their attire was unique, a white. yet free, from the ludicrous or vulgar. Their music was fine and for a hand they certainly deserve the highest cred­ DELTON CHURCH NOTES. it. ’ They diamnch to make the pro­ • ■ • By the kindness of the Delton Band. gram a big success. . Pastor G.’T.- Fisher was given tbe opportnnity to .speak to the people from NORTHEAST BARRY. the band stand at the dost of the open air concert. Saturday evening. After ; Farmers are getting discouraged the singing of some'appropriate -songs-. ■Hying to get up their hay. by Mrs. L N Bush and Mr. mid Mra. S. Dudley’s boy* have been having Briggs and other*, th- pastor epoke from the text in Mark 5—31 : "Who tonsilitis the past week. Mra. Miles Fisher and children spent touched me?" It is hoped to continue these street meetings when the weather Saturday in Kalamazoo with her busw will permit every Saturday evening. liand. Mis* Lula Nobles visited her aunt The Annual benevolent offerings were taken Sunday morning at the dose of near Hickory Comers Saturday and the morning service with very satis­ S unday. factory results. Aho nt Cressey, ,Quite a number are suffering from Next Suddav evening'we expect the colds. pulpit vill ls- occupied by Rev -Brown, Sol Stanton entertained Floyd Mor­ an Evangelist of Toledo.* Services at ford of Cedar Creek Sunday. Cloverdale nt. !(► A. M. and Delton at Every one wants to get ready to at­ 7 :tW P. M. All are invited to hear this tend the township Heine July 29th nt eloQuent preacher. Midland Park Gull hike. The Ladies Aid will serve dinner Thursday noon in the front room of the NdRTH HOPE. po<*t office building at Delton. All in­ vited. The haymakers ar»‘ sighing for a little sunshine-nowadays. Mr. utul Mrs. Dan McCallum enter­ • Mr. Horace Pennock went to Battle tained'relatives from Charlott«* last Greek Monday. week.'Z Miss Myrtle Manning and Mrs. Em­ Miss Rena Pierce returned to her ma Groff visited friends and relative* in Battle Creek Saturday and Sunday. home in Hastings last WedneAlay. Mra. C. Anders visited at G. W. Miss Rhea Bninrfetetter is visiting Locher’s lust Sunday. ■ her aunt-Mrs. Nellie VanTvne. Miss Nellie Risbridger of Johnstown Theo Pranska has purchased u new and Mimi Lula.Lucan of Buttle Creek feeder for his sejiamtor.* 4'i.sited Mra R. S. Harter a - few days Frank lx-onard and family of Clover­ last week. . dale were the guests ifilobn McBane Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cord are enter­ and wife Sunday. ' taining their daughters, from Kalama­ Chun Hitrt will work for Mr. Durkee zoo this week. . of Hinds Corners through the haying Mini Marie Wilkinson.of Cedar Creek । season. is attending-ti.e switch-lxmrd nt the 0. Bliss and wife of and - little Aon Hardware .itore.’ of Shultz and John Andres and family of Hope Center spent Sunday at W. H. Anders.’ . PRAIRIEVILLE. O. V. Stamm will plaster the new Dr. and Mrs. Hyde are entertaining his mother arid sister from Stratford. house of Mra. C Anders thia week. Ontario. Hermon Natzel exj>ects to work for Mra. John Brindstetter is entertain­ Geo Robinson of Hind's comers through haying. . ing a niece from Middleville, . Jay Hart traded horses with Ed Mr .and Nirs. Earl Bechtel, of Kalutnazoo spent Siind-iv with the latter’s Harrison one dhv last week Now who • grandmother. Mr- Llbbie Armstrong. i» the lucky girl'.Mr. and Mik !J. G. Hughes enter­ Otto Niitz.-i will a-.'.-t Dai! McCall­ tained Mr. and Mra. Rogers ajid Archie um with bis haying and harvesting. Hughes, of Kalamazoo Sunday. .'M'verai from this neighborhood atten­ • Mr. and Mm. iCIare’Brown are visit­ ded the celebration at Acker’s Point and Cloverdale All report a good time. ing the former.’s- parents here. ARTHUR PATTOIt I - ....... ................. . Is The Magnet That Draws Trade Te Our Stere. "Young man." asked the girl's fa­ ther, ’’have you any visible, means of support?" "Why—aw—none that are visible to the naked eye." replied the young man hesitatingly. "I am one of the microbe specialists o> the health de­ partment"—Chicago Tribune. "Don't, you feel foolish peddling these nonsensical toys?" asked the man o! severe ideate. \ . "Yes," answered the street fakir, "I feel rather foolish. But What do yon think of tbe people who buy 'em?”— Washington Star. Delton State Bank We Pay Alfee-HIt would be strange if Cbolly ibould marry .a girl as silly as him­ self. Clara—Yea; it Would be two souls without u aiugle thought. Per cent on 3 Deposits. We loan money on Real Estate or good Bankable Paper, loan our money at home, and do business with people we know nire all right we do a safe, con­ servative business and, have /toney to Loan tell the age of a horse? De Trotter— i Yes. Ask the dealer and multiply by , one-half. at reasonable rates. Deeds, .lortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. The people who are most eager 'to ’ thare their troubles are usually those who are most stingy with tbelr- good I tuck.—Philadelphia Record. New York Drafts, Insurance and Bonds Sold. R. S. HARTER, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. OFFICE HOUKS—11 to 12 a. m„ J topun., 7 ! to 8 pin.. Al! call!, promptly attended. Tetepbooe at oHloe. Office at mldsnce, Deltou. Mich. DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH.lPresident. J. Q. MUUHES.’V. President. E. $. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. DR. McLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TER PEN NING. JAMES COLUNS. ’ fl Ui • iALDRICH BROS.; fl.— J THE FAMOUS fl’ fl fl fl fl New Deere Hay Loader a * s The best general purpose Hay Loader on the market. Will load hay from the WINDROW, ANY OUD WAY $ SWATH, * ti« BUNCH Will guarantee it to load Beane and Clover Seed and not .-hell as many us it would by using a fork, and LOTS less work. . It is the lightest Draft Machine on the market. Come and see one set up and hear more about it. ■ IP U< tit You can find It at iALDRICH BROS.J . DELTON, MICHIGAN. • A 7 W~h *11 Wake up your liver. Cure a I O your constipation. Gel rid *■^^1 L * 11k) °or>CTUyeirs‘.OUSIIe^l^ f\ \TC* Abcautinil brown or ncu click r Use IooDhops] CAST0R1A Aegclable PreparationforAssimilating ihe Food andReg (da­ ting the Stomachs andBowds of Promotes DigestianCheerfuP ness and Rest .Contains neither Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. BUCKINGHAM'S DYE »im ew.or Mc»c»q{vss.r. HAU*co^staavA.au. CftSTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Mo Wattluw For Breakfast. Baxter—Married life isn't what It used to be. Hixson—You're right there. Since tbe kitchen stove has been sup­ planted by a gas range there's no such Thing as lying in bed in the morning, soothed .by the sweet thought that your wife is at work building the Are.—Bos­ ton Transcript The Count—Did her father acquire his money honestly? Miss Bright (sar­ castically)—Oh, yes! - If did not 1 suppose you would not msrrj’ her? Tho Count—Not. at all. If he acquired it dishonestly he would probably be too clever to give any of it away.—New York Timos. Aperfed Remedv for Cons tipaHon. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea. AVurnvs .Convulsions .Feverj shnrss and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YOIJK Hla Amnent. Mp. Jones—You ought to be ashamed of yourself not .to go to work. The Tramp—Madam, If nature has fitted me tn get along without work why should I struggle against my manifest destiny? EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER, ' In Use For Over Thirty Years CAST0R1H �HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 13. 1905. 10 ANT Sii NASHVILLE. Stealintf a Bride1 A story of a Scotch collie Is current Miss Minnie Fnrnisa went to Midon the Derbyshire border, according to dieville Friday to visit friends return­ - Dundee ------ - — A farmer fanner to In I ' the Advertiser. ing Saturday night. Original.] I tte I»eak district, baring purcbaaed a In colonial times there>was a curious I small flock of sheep in the k-wlauds. I | NORTH MAPLE GROVE. E. V. Smith wu,ut Hoti up, Sator- ■ If you have anything useful that you want tu sell, or if there I The Mirere Jtraphtae rad Er. Smith I *** ,o w"h th" , j custom called bride stealing. Persuns I drove the flock the whole way from , Is anything useful you want to <4 Battle Creek are .pendimt tbe .Uta- i Or“d IU[I‘'1' I who bad not been Invited to tbe wed­ i Scotland to bte farm In Derbyshire | buy, place an adv. fn the uMins Berths aud ov«r the fourth of July. । mer with their cousins ding would watch for a chance after j with tbe aid of a collie dog which wns I BANNER'S WANT COLUMN. I Hilda Maurer. .I Willis Smith of Albion was a guest . the ceremony had been performed to lent to him by tbe Scotch farmer from j ■ • | I of George Coe one day last week. . Charley Man rer and wife visited- old W you have a buggy that's lying kidnap the bride. Placing her on a ■ whom be purcbaaed tb<- abeep. "When | • friends and neighbors in, this vitinity ■ It still continues to ruin at this horse behind one of their party, they !' you get to your home with the steep," . idle in the barn; a stove or writing. Many fanners have hay out. j the first uf last week. other household goods you would gallop to a neighboring tavern Mid tbe Scotchman, "let the dog fill H. R. Dickerson .went to Memphis where they bad ordered supper. If his telly; then tell him to go home." j don’t use; if you have any stock Mr. and Mra. R. E. Mills and Miao you want to dispose of; a house Lottie Newton visited at Mr. Dufhams Tennessee Thursday to spend the re­ they reached tte taveru before the The Derbyshire man duly arrived at i mainder of the summer. you want to sell or rent; If you in Assyria Sunday. bride bad been rescued the night was Ills farm with the sheep and wns so I want a girl for house work; In Mrs. Frank McDerby has returned spent there in feasttag and <la‘nclng. | pteaned with tbe colll^dog and its per- , ’ Miss Minnie Day as no tetter at this fact if you want to buy., rent or from Albion where she went to visit writing and tbe bridegroom was expected to formance that be decided to keep It n ' sell, just try our Want Column J C. H. Charlton and family spent relatives. • ' few days before sending It back. One | foot the bills. it brings buyers and sellers to­ Born io Mr. and---Mra. Ray Sunday at Lake View? !------------------------— — „ Marple gether, and only costs ONE Mary and Helen Harrington, daugh­ | day he was away from home during 1 —c i . vi ■ of Eaton Rapids a daughter. Mrs. CENT A WORD FOR EACH Gl«>n Deller ■» min cxmKrad to hi, | u<r^„ Grace Smith of ters of uu old colonial justice of- the , the whole of the day. and on returning INSERTION. Try IL bed with httle tepee his recovery. • this village. ----- ----------------- — ,------- for -.................. — ... tni8 vlUn ^e, pvoix, wrvtc utuovw. »...»• peace, were very attractive girls.—Mazy in the evening be found that thd Scotch Many from here ■ pent the fourth at I o. M. Hollinger and family ot South -«• engaged to an otheer to the Brttlah I collie was missing and also the flock of < her parents, being Tories, I sheep. In a few days tidings came | :roaSAlJC- A bright bay home. Thornapplo lake Bend Indiana are gureta of Mr. Hull-army, ------- —aud - -----------------were well satisfied with tbe match, but i that the dog had arrived nt bls Scotch I btoii““hrte "urte Mr. Bniloy tool a very nice diapl.y of tart1- front, of thia rillmtoapfendid driver, rtty taSke. Enquire fireworks the evening of tte fourth. Bom to Mr. and Mra. Glenn \oung Helen's fiance, being outsjKAea lu cqn- home and bad brought the* sheep back | demuution of the tax** .tte king lev- !■ with him. L. McCarty. Sec.’ 38. Rutland town-] Farmers are' becoming discouraged t M U'r’ , .. .. ship. Address fShultx, K.F.D. I. over the prospect for gathering the j^)r'1^* McKinni*-has mild his led un the colon!«*. was not acceptable ‘ ' --------------nay croF*M nearly; aU^thtaJowlity : P rart “ ? ’ toDr ' Adams of Anu to her father, who dechtrel that ete ------------------------- r------------unj «-■> uc«ii> ran mi iui.i ivmnvj A l He is a rather serious minded bgy j should ne' er many. a man tinctured FOR SALE—House-and two acres of have hay lying on the ground bleaching Aroor. who lias mure sense df resjionalblllty ine pruspecat prospecat ot Bessie land, second waril Hasting-. Enquire . in iu tne the raiiL The of narvesiharvestBessi Bowennan of Hillsdale county ] with a spirit of retelbon. ing the oats and wheat is not much ' is visiting ter grnndpiffhnta Mr. and On the otter baud, prejAtrattons for than many grown. |*eraons. Fa when ■ better. .Many flelds of oata especially ,: Mrs. E. W.‘ Brigham, .. the marriage of Captain Hte-bclwoo'l he was sent to his grandmother's to ' ' WANTED—Work at carpenter trade are lying flat on the ground owing to Mrs. Crites who has been'a guest of and Mary Harrington wore being made break the news of her aged eister’s ' under experienced man. Have hail the recent raiu and winds. her daughter Mra. Coy G. Brumm tbe wltb great satisfaction to all. though death he did so with much gravity and ; some experience. Enquire C. W. Co­ no Httle self Importance.' Mr. and Mra. C. N. Tobias. Mr. and -------hl P*« " "’‘"rn''1 “ h,'r ho°" “ Truxell aad Ueleu «wkl no! Lot i» ville.___________________ Woodland, Route Three. Sira. A. E. Mills. Mr. Carmen Tobias ! Caledonia. "Now. Alfred." his mother said, ; cast down at tbe contrast between .mustn't tell grandma suddenly. vniJuirF________________ tM.mie. i «nd Misa Lottie Newton, were all ut tbelr own condition and that- ot tbe j “you . ftZ \ 1 Baltimore cemetery Saturday dec­ happy patr. In rain Truxell endeavorbeeMMu* It might shook her. even Enquire T. S. DeMott. Route 3. Has- onUing clearing lbe grBVW of . ed to gain an interview with Helen. . though she knew Aunt Martha was 11L atives laid to rest there. hoping to pentunde her to elope with Tell it to her gently.”. . FOR SALE— A • fine new milch ; ■ -...................... ♦ ----— right," him. But abe wus so c.toaeiy watched I "AB “ *" -* “*"*" assented Alfred. starting * * HS?"£. h£ 8TREET»■ —n- wrat t. Oraur Tort.y. til at communication was InqMSMlble. out on his mission with mingled solem­ nity and ragerueiw. Preparations for Mary's wedding tings. School meeting whs tekl ixi tte Tany[i-w Myrtle Silsbee visited Grund Arrived nt his .grandmother's house, havlug Ih-w made atxl tbe wedding ------ ----------------------- -—------------------------ l ■ district. Monday, evening. There . fri..niD <>v..r Sundav WANTED - To buy good work horse, wan a good turn out. We are going to Kaplds frlend!* over day arrived, guests from all the coun­ be greeted her with a sober "Heitor WiU pay good price. AddresN Albert Luave our schoolhouse repaired and a Leon Barnum. of Pontiac whs in the try roundute'ut w«rt* awerubled at Har- and then proceeded to •’break the ringtun Hall tu take part In the few- i news" bvisaylng: saying: Burkle. Woodland, Mich. |*new stove put in . । city Monday visiting friends. 1FMnria's tivkles. Captain Htactelwood wore "AunT Mnrla's dead, grandma, but ----- — ■ Mra. A. E."Robinson entertained'rela- ‘ Elliot Schantz is at work in one uf-i his scarlet uniform, Mary a white satin you mustn't feel bad. 'cause she was Amended. ' tives from Hastings the 4th and all atWbeo a Scotcb Mbootara«t«- enured <*“« '*» L*l«- the departments at the Capitol gown beautifully trimmed with lace, pretty old. anyhow. You'll be tbe next Rev. C. L.*Bradley visited his par-i Her stater was her only bridesmaid.' one. I s'piw."—Brooklyn IJfe. ’ temple or lexrnlu. one morning be I An "I”11 * H00*1 t"”'’ "Look..at me!" exclaimed the leading irad on tbe blackboard, "Our toacbof la Frank Nrall ot ^Hmdiaip. «*- the i ents in Nashville Monday and Tuesday. There was a plentiful sprinkling of -------------------------lawyer warmly. "I never, took a drop a donkey." guest of Alvah Seeber Sunday. ; Mire SmlP Phillip, of Hope wra the radro.1. from th. gnx«n-. retlmwit. of medicine In my life, and I'm aa ■ Tbe puplie expected there a-ould be a , “ Hall of Hading, ceiled on Dell Knret of Mr. rad Mra Wm. Bollinpr Tbe world has a store of pleasures tn •> •*« bvkl thnlr strong' as any two of your patients put toclone, bnt the pblk-ophlc pedagogue «"hrao Ono day lad week ... beads very high among fte plainer waiting for tbe unaccustomed trav­ 1 n ay. . yOunj, nicn who were soon to meet eler. Sometime*. Indeed, they muy te together.” Snnday. eontentcl Umarlt wllb adding the Anden. ot Brurh Rnlge has | over S "Weil, that's nothing.** retorted the word "driver" and opoood the achool Phrahart » hay tolcter ot Byron 1 mostly In anticljMiflon. as was tbe case Mrs. Frank Nash visited the fore them at Concord, Lexington and Bunphysician. "I never Went to law In aa muai. lunges of PlHmtowu. jiart of the week at Kalamazoo and ker HllU The ceremony bad taken with Ana* * ---------------------------Theodore Pnmshka of Brush Ridge Pine Grove Mich. ... -place, the bride an^ groom .were re- • "How d'ye do?' said Mr. Riggs cor It Is our aim to have tbe BAKMEH flocen of roar clients pot together." Years of suffering relieved in a night. ; was seen on our street one day last , cel ring congratulations aial tte negro dially to the stern vlsaged man ^vbo reach every Barry county subscriber, Amv-raran j>..—- j.vra ! I Ben Blakney and family returned Itching pilea yield at once to the i week. on Thursday Inorder to d<> this, curative propenties of Duan's Oint- ; Thos. Blinston of Hastings irfkpfafl- from Fre«‘i>urt where they have beeti cooks Id tte kitchen were liringtng In , was his seat mate, in tbe car on tte octhe auppsr. Suddenly every enndto was caston of Mr. Riggs* first trip to Boswe must go to press not later than ment. Never fails. At any drug store, ing a few days at his farm. ' visiting the past week. ’ 3JU। Wednesday afternoon. We aik extinguished, and there was a cummoton. “ Now what might your pane be? 50 cent*. John Bush hits his new ben house up. , , our correspondents tu please mail Do you live In Nasbuy or teyondF' ^=r----------’---------------------------------------- ; Andrew Myra, Irai Iwn dntwira <•> ""“*>‘‘5' ,h“.be'" tion. amid which voices cried: their favors as early Munday as pie"I should like.to know what business' "Bride stealers!” ■ ■Anrnkl Tnr ITlirkiTO* sh'ingle* to put a new roof on his visiting his aunt Mra. S. Lane and sible thus insuring the puhHc-.uSn “The bride has D-en stolen!” It Is of youra where I live or who I of. their letters. Much local ;>ews "Mount!" , be?' said his companion crossly. o 1 T"" ei, T , ■ \ comes in Tuesday and Wednesday I the rainy wither ' ,c,or •'on«- wbo ”’•■”P'"F«<1 "They're galloping away!" । "Well, now. It ain't any partlc'lar and to handle all this and t- ;. cuf ‘ • _________ ■ । government arsenal at Rock Island, There wns a clattering of horses' business o' mine, strictly speaking." -for the cure of all chronic umus of correspondence and get «.ot LACEY. W., is visiting at A- D. Maynard's. •* hoofs, growing fainter In the distance. said Mr. Riggs mildly, “but It's jest and surgical cases 1 havra full line of Optical X the paj»er at the above time ehowds . L'ndte tbe -«l»eds horses nod vehicles like this: l’ve«got u cousin up In Can­ • floods and will test ydur eyes v r -us a good deal, at best, ana .mDEFORMITIES Tln ‘ Assyria Farmerss club meet id ■ .Mra. Ella Somfier. uf Montague, is RHEUMATISM. ' which had brought tbe guests were ady that I’ve newer seen, and I’ve al­ free of charge. J not be certain of. printing all our ' : Mr. Henry Stevens Saturday July 22 1 visiting at H. H. Sfirttor's and with 1 standing, and a number <g the men. ways thought 1 might come upon him Remember rue when you.^j correspondence every Meek as we 'Picnic dinner. Every l«dy ronlrty other friend, in thi» city And vicinity. and all Nervous, --------Blood. headed by tbe bride's father and ber same lime jest by asking folks their have Jewelry repairing of any * ! desire to do without fail, unle-- we । invited. . J J Skin and Chronic Diseases. kind. Prices reasonable and X ■ get your letters Tuesday noon at the .Mra. Jennie Roe and wn Neale of' Mra. Moses Hover, of Boulder. Col- hustmod, mounted and dashed away name and so on." very latest 1 all work guaranteed. _____ __________ „_j Mrs. afterJohn the kidnapers. A tall moon llluI Lake Odessa are visiting friends argund | orado. is visiting her sister BATHS OF ALL KINDS The Latest Books at Mulholland's XVaxwbxxw* and aam/I oher r*l>ne friends r*ra<»vwl«i iu in tliis city. ... I JlCHy . , ’ Weisaert U,?^ al. Drug Store. stretch WAUTEUI- Young women for Train- i Mra AlI Weber of Lake Mevu, to.. Mlm Lottie Dickereon retume.1 tort straight " ' ' of road‘ tbe punmlng ' party could see those who were fleeing inc School for Nurses. Address. Room been visiting friends near here. . . .... 80. THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, ' .olvi„ Stoveb- i. Jovlv improving I J1'”" vlcl“' before them lashtag their horses. At Hasting* Markets. Jackson, Michigan , from a vovere .tuck of eryvipela, ily where ebe baa beenvieiUng frionda. one point tbe purmiers came to Open Evenings. 11 listings Markets are corrected every i. j! Mra. Wm. J. Smith will leave to-day branches ot trees piled in tte road to Wednesday morning and can te relied I Miss Nellie Norman is on the gain. 2* • . .1 1I for Gn-nd Hapilb. 1 Nellie Stevens sjient; t|ie fourth at tor un*nd KapiUs. where her towtouul utuhand prevent their i.n«rre«. -fb.t the Lid. upon mb correct at that date. Conetted Wednesday, July 5 1105. | home. h<jr sister Mattre returning to ‘ has a fine position with tho Luce Fur- napers were :>ot delayed was t^ecaiMH.'. ’ PRODUCE. haring prepared tbe obstructions them­ | Battle Creek with her to spend a few ' njture q, selves, wteii they came to them they , iacrerdoa i ’ The Citizens Telephone Co. ’ held a I Gertruda Dodd left .Saturday A. took -------wp a bypath around ttem. Dismount- : ijwi ■.‘■'vr lb. ' - -to -- . VROgTARLKK FKUIT8. ETC. 'meeting at Bantield last Saturday ' 31. fora visit with her hruCher in ‘Ing. the purnuex* soon cleared the-----.road ... and. a party —------------------------------.. Bl., _. and . sister . Tbt0 lp. >v. ta. । night, of Lewy people at- 1 Bradley. in........................... Medaryville ’ and | traded. Hope Uw nratiw. will con- In(1 f „b„re ,be m to proached a wcretLbridgv which had meats. ulX*i*... Jackson Lodge, No. 113, B.P.O. Elks tinue and get them wanting a rural I , , . • . ,, , been, packed with straw and which as «ref. live wrigiu -^ic-3-.c . SYLVESTER GREUSEL, Proprietor I yne< her home in Toronto Canada. soon as tte kidnapers hml passed "Xi vX'Hiive-'-i'-M-. THE LARGEST OUTDOOR EXHIBITION IK THE WORLD | Born to Will Garrett anti wife July I 'Mr. and Mra. J. T. Lomlmrd and thtf j through it they had set afire. Indeed. Veal cah<-x ec-:c. is established opposite the t 4th a daughter. , Misses Editli and Frankie Lombard ex- : the pursuers saw the sperte struck • Chicago, Kalamazoo & Sag­ Will-Warner is hauling the nHlk I pact to leave Monday tor Detroit, and from the flint for tbe purpose. By tte ljunto. nine-w.to-a;.«n. inaw R. It. depot. through here now. will ube a lftke trjp aind lj1Bn . , . off tlmo tbvy nA.bed lb. brlJao ll Some of our young people spent the ,! at northern .... • aflame? and they must go to a ford a ■ । IN VITE THE PUBLIC, Michigan •resorts and- then fovlthY. HIDES aw'Wuol fourth at Fine Lake. I and all my friends and good mile around. This decided (he , visit relatives iu Wisconsin; “^e anxrnd er'<£ ' ' 1 old customers to come race.' ’When the pursuers reached a /j*^.r.£*'* ■’ and see me. 1 WILL PAY' James McMahon, of Richmond. Ya.. ! tavern where-tbe Indy ted been taken . il ’ Y.'f . . , . . . , tnveru WMCrn-MMJ “ iu; .aravx .uyraraa wava. H-.-r-+Htoes-L.®~©.i«L -; CASH FOR NORTHEAST IRVING. • i • to tte . . rTil'.m-?^ an f ktju- 10c IS Visiting his sister Mra. Gnorgo aod Mr Harrtagtou -went up^on Stupendous Military and Naval Spectacle I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kreiger of Cale* This is the first time they porch his dnughtcr enme out to meet Wooiwmiw New nil Second Hand Machinerj. of I doula are viMpiiralbe latter'. parent. Whitney. Typifying with Historical Accuracy the ‘ bav„ met me, in 20 years. He came lin- 'him. GRAIN. .—-- - — vj-">—a i have ‘ • - of- throwing ■ ■ -■herself •* w • ,i0 But instead ! Mr. and Mrs. H. I.. 1- Smith. ... .• „ • t . . t , . I exjiectedlv, and it is needless to say Into kxls arms she knelt at bis feet om* all kinds, also A number of onr young people spent । * ... • . - Then for the first time her father no- i the Fourtb-At FrwJ.n, ,n<l reported ; MV- "■ w»' M>l”ly «nrpn»«l. They ticed that a man who followed her was Rratij>>-lMU«!]>k-ked. ‘ |w-r bu/ttjo. Old Iron, Brass, Copper. Rubbers. ; Ringling Brps. parade tte liest they , speiit the latter part of last- week in Woof- k>«. si.'.’-; mixed. fri»; tuird.:« | had ever seen, iu that town. Grand Rapids visiting Mrs. ijary Mai- young Truxell. an Exhibition that knows no rival and stands alone on the very pin- , ' HAY AX|t-STKAW.' "What do you mean by this?" ex ­ Rags. otc. Xo. l.’rimotliy ■ Mr. Chauncey Boyes of (4 rand Rap- . shall, also » sister. nacle of fdme. with startling vividness and astonishing truthiulnc--. claimed the old man angrily. Xo.-jfnmotby-«7Xi) . • ■ ) ids visited Mr. and Mrs. Everette text-H ay --fa.se-"Father.'' atiid thirkneeling girl, "for­ <S*rA«;-i»:.o> 5 Cairns and family. . i jl will treat you fair and Preaching services are held every give m<». I am married." ihonest and pay tbe highest •( “I knew an Irishman In Amesbury." "Of course you're married and. thank • two weeks at the Moulton church by ' Mr. WllltU’*r once said. Ids eyes twinI market price. I* Rev. C. L. Bradley at 11 o’cbek A. M. i kllng ut the’remembrance, “tvho was heaven, to a loyal subject uf the king. MICH ! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Calrtw visited • very much opinwusl to social epaility What! Helen! Do you mean"— j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitney. i for the negro. I said to him; -Bnt therej Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Coulter and J Truxell. "that, tho bride is at hune. 500 Participails. 5 Atm of Scenerj. Enormous Stage. 500 Feet lore । are many Catholic negroes Ju Brazil. , j family visited S. R. Chambers of Irv ‘| the’ West imlles and other plucos. Thy Ulis Is her ulster, whom that clotgyntan If y».u have a buggy that needs i iug- ’ ■ who is.Standing within has jwt united palming now would ~Lv a good $1,000 Nightly Display of Pain ’ s CIQ FUMTIQIf C > church accounts of them us it of In wedlock to me. Our jreddlng supper I Mr. and Mrs. H. Wolfe visited ut ‘ . time to du the worlj. lfrhn>mb<-r World's Famous Manhattan Beach “ intll UHIXw Ito, bom- of their itoughter. Mrs. Eerl Jh«-- And tb«-11 have to com. tv It lu Is ready. . Send for tte guests at the Fox. Suturduy end Suuduy. 1I heaven. Tbce n"~’1ll' have to meet tte no­ hall, and we will celebrate a double 75c Docs It. grues there .on cqurfl terms.' I thought wedding here.”* REDUCED RATES ON ALL ROADS Z. Moore purchased a horse of S. ; that I had silenced him with an unan­ Coulter. Helen led her father to a room where • are what receive my careful at­ swerable argument. He sat musing for they were atone and. winding her anna tention and study. You will a moment, then, looking up at me, about alm.- besought him to forgive her CASTLETON CENTER. find at my stoje a complete line Mrs. D. IL Brown and children of. 'And can’t the Lord make them white and make tte occasion a merry Instead ofistaple i Charlotte is visiting her parenti uf this In heaven. Mr. Whittier?’ of a mournful one. One circumstance place. was of great assistance ib ter. In the t Mr. and Mra. IIibbariTOffley spent settlement pertaining to Mary's mar­ Some UzardB. are able to walk on ’ Sunday at Tobal Garlinger s. riage Mr. riarriiHrton had been obliged their hind legs, of which the*moat re ­ । Mr. and Mra. Dilienback and Mr. to use £20 worth of stamps that ted . utul Mrs. George Wellman fcpent Sun­ markable example is the frilled lizard been rendered essential under tbe of Australia, a powerful form, which stamp act—an art which Anally made a J! day at Phil Garlinger.. | West Shaffer and family and Lillian attains’'a length of about three feet. rebel out of the old Tory. At any rate, ' Delong spent the last of the week at Should danger threaten It scuttles off . he forgave the young couple, and all Hastings. on its hind limbs with considerable rode back to the ball, meeting messen­ I Some from this way attended the speed for as far aa thirty or forty feet For the convenience of those who wist: to order all of their paper= u gers to say that the bride wits safe and x one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, can get . dance at Kalmo. In a half crouching attitude, with the *■ the Banner aud any one of the following for one year In Advance, .is I Mr. and Mrs. Will Offley spent Fri- fore limbs hanging .down and'the're­ It was the bridesmaid who had l>een stolen. On reaching tbe hall they ate T follows: markable frill folded up. ' day at Dan Dollar’s of Barryville. one supper there, then went to tbe tav­ Etc., Etc. Banner aud Detroit Daily Free Press $3 05* ern. where they ate another. PreMr Certain. The marriage that Mr. Harrington Banner and Detroit Daily Journal............................. 3 05* HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE „ well ___ _ millionaire „„ r,UK A known was ,. saying expected wodld be a blessing to him Banner and Grand Rapids Herald 3 OSWhen you are iu need of any­ Mrs. Holcomb noicoino went wem to Dimondale --------------- - to bl» confidential clerk one day. "Now Ban'nkr and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal I'Saturday to spend a w?ek with her sis- I've arranged those papers for my wife turned out quite the reverse. Mra. I thing in this line I wiU be glad । ter and other friende'there.. ___ Banner and Detroit Free Press Form and Live Stock and__children all right, bo that if I Hiuchelwood went to England with her' , to have you give me a call. I tusbaiMl. and her father never saw her 1 j Walter Farr and wife visited at die"— Journal..................................................................... 35 will make it pay you Cloverdale Saturday and Sunday. “■If if jyou dleT’ interrupted the secre­ again. TruXell later became an officer ' Banner and Michigan Farmer ......................................... 60 ' in tbe Uontinenuia anu; nuu rrat> uittvu ■ Mrs. 4*»es Bryans was called sml- tary. Say when you die; there's no If tary- “ "Say Banner and Chicago. Weekly Inter Ocean admired and beloved by Ids comrades. 75 ' denly to Irving last week on account of : about dying." After tbe war. when his fatberdalaw Banner and New York Tribune Farmer ...-............. 30 the sickness of ber daughter.Mra. Dean i ' , •To those living on Rural Routes, only. . Hall. Tk* FamUr Meal. “ ’ ‘ : tvaa very old, Truxell took charge of Yours for Low Prices | Frank Bryans and wife are staying I consider the family meal to be bls affairs, and under his management These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Banner pat X I u Mm Hofcomb » rad ^i.UbK in the rara0>tor..nlMb „errt ttn„ they greatly proepered. Mrs.-Truxell Fall Line of BUILDER'S HARDWARE. rons. If there is any paper or magazine not on the above list on which ♦ I work while uho 1» alwent. | au of ratlefylra hunrar. Tn eventually succeeded to her father's es- ' we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER * tate, and her descendants have enjoyed j ! The Ladies -Aid will be entertained me It Is tbe meeting ground of all famla never sold for Jeu than 51.00 whether In combination or alone. * on :Tharad*y Uy joys and all family sympathies.- , It ever Fines. THE HARDWARE DEALER. All special prices are made on the other papers in the combination. * Irvins, Mich. 8. MARSHALL PHELPS. । this week July 18th—----| Professor Von Herkomer. CORRESPONDENCE GAS GAS WHAT IS IT? The finest thing on earth for cooking and lighting. Don’t miss our demon- stration of gas stoves at our office in Jones Block, on South Jefferson Street. EVERYBODY COME. PERSONAL MENTION. HASTINGS GAS CO TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS ; EYES t TESTED FREE. MODERN TREATMENTS Geo. Newton, JESaB« ♦ roley’s Honey Hastings Metal & Machinery Co Tar IAPI/QAM MIPU 0NE S0LID WEEK JAuKoUII; mJUHi july PAIN ^ New ^< < ■ Mill ’W $100,000 FALL OF PORT ARTHUR You can paint it.' HASTINGS YOUR Terrifle Bombardment! Thrilling Sea Fight! Terrible Dynamite Guns and Rapid Firing Weapons! Triumphant Entry of the Victorious Forces! WANTS WM* ur Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes W. w. Watson GOldB (CarriaoePainl FRED SPANGEMACHER, Get Your Year's Beading NOW! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-07-20.pdf 0336bbb37bde58d140a6ff94b2cce462 PDF Text Text THE FIFTIETH YEAR. HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1905. No. 12. A GREAT ECONOMIC PROBLEM. WOULD II NOT BE UNWISE? MANDAMUS CASE NOT Judge Smith Will Probably Render THIS PICTURE STRIKINGLY REPSESENTS THE INEVITABLE TENDENCY TO FOLLOW THE HERALD'S SUH- Hia Decision Next OF PATRONIZING THE CATALOGUE HOUSES. GESTlON OF YET DECIDED DROPPING ALL The mandamus case begun' by City Attorney Kenasten was argued Friday, SALOON ORDINANCE the.attorneys for the saloons strongly opposing, pleading the technical point that practically all the saloonists were SETTLE THE LAW under arrest in a justice court' other POINTS FIRST than Justice Hiker's. The miutdninns asked was to compel t_he latter to issue a warrant for one of the salounista* The Then Take Up the (Details of the technical print, is that a mandamus to compel Justice Riker to do wKat an A mount of the Tax and New other justice has done is not necessary. Ordinance if De. We are sorry the salobnUts* attorneys sirable. did not waive all technical points. and The Herald of last week contained a let the eflise go to the higher courts for gpod spirited article on the city-saloon decision on the merits of the law tax question.* Knowing Brother Field's questions involved. Judge Smith re­ personal sentiments in the matter, we­ served his decision which will lw hand­ ar© certain that he is s|>eaking for what. ed down probably next week. he believes wbe the city's gixti.in ad­ vising that all further litigation lie dropped) and that the city council set about the worK of preparing a new ordinance. . We think opr contemp­ orary -misses the gist of the thing how- LITIGATION UNDER THE CITY INVITED OFTEN TO “GO TO HALIFAX The point thisHas the city of SO THE EDITORS OF MICHIGAN Hastings a ri^tfi to inclose any tax DID IT BECAUSE IT PLEASED whatever upon the saloonsT If so. rhe citizen* I of Hastings through their THEM. council fan fix the amount.’ and what­ ever thei majority desire is what should, e fixexiJ without reference to any one A VISIT TO PORTLAND. MAINE TEN PAGES. DROWNED IN THORN­ APPLE RIVER Vernard Loveless, Son of Mrs. S. W. Price, of Castleton, Drowned WHOLE CORN CROP EATEN ONE NIGHT WORK OF THE DREAD­ Sunday, Afternoon. Vernard Loveless, the 17 year old son of Mrs S. W. Price, living about two miles north and west of Nashville, wan drowned Sunday morning at Turner’s bridge, Thornapple river. He went in bathing with some other lads, and got lieyond his depth, and ww carried out into the river by the swift- current caused by “recent heavy raink He was unable to swim, and he went down in­ to a deep hole. Bis companions did all they could to accomplish . his rescue, but were unsuccesafful. It was fully an hour lefore his body was recovered. Even then efforts were made to revive him. which-of course were unsuccess­ ful. Deep sympathy for the griefstricken mother is universal. ED ARMY WORM. L. A. HUB­ BARD, OF PLAINFIELD, THE VICTIM PLOW FURROWS AROUND THE CORNFIELDS Warning Issued to Farmers to protect Their Crops by Means • ’ of Plowed Bar tiers. The following article was clipped ’ from the Grand Rapids Evening Pfess of last Wednesday. It speaks for itself anil should be » warning to the farmer* in this county to be on their guaiU for the dreaded pest'and I* ready for them if they come. ’ ’ An entire fiekj of young corn eaten - tip in h night is the calamity due to | army worms’which has rome to L. A. Hubbard; of Plainpeld township. OPINION RENDERED BY JUDGE I Monday night he first noticed the wuruis working jn hi* corn lot. iand the STONE OF THE GRATIOT CO. next morning, instrati of h grean field CIRCUIT of the season s second planting of his । crop. Mr. Hubbard has practically | bare ground. EXACTLY SAME He at once set to work to tryl to save LAW AS BARRY hia other corn lields.byplougbiiig fur­ rows around the field, throwing the furrow away from the field, leaving Reasons Given for His Decision — the sharp. ’ land side toward the com. This Las proved Doesn't Leave Peg for County effective as the worms’could - hot climb Drain Law to Stand On. the wall. y . Last weeK Judge Stone in the Gratiot I H. R. Farnum.. of Sand Lake. pres: ident of the Kent County Fanners' Cb. circuit handed down an opinion ' which delivers n solar plexus blow to institute visited the Hubbard farm to­ the county drain law, which wax pass- day and brought awav a few partially ---------------------------- — -= ■ W .4 b, .he lar. teKudature. and which "bdka wbu-h showed abate appliea to Barr, a. well » Gratiot ““l »' <be ertff, tereg cutoff (.nncago'.' A look at the picture will etii men in the west—made it al) in a The board of supervisors uf cleMr to lbe surface of I be ground., tell the Starr story. The hw-jd local hitarnsta interests few years out of the immen*? profits tall |Hjler |WJ1Cj a -gjjt o( retnilution* Farnum fanners should atr mi ‘ tbe ^jon, o( tb, ,^,„tJ onoe ran furrow, around tteir field.,' starve while, the big monopoly fattens. uf the mail order teainem. team. And no patron of a mail order house Hteteck * Ou are time. miU!«. . j (XJUnly a. te tm. can tell when tte |«ta will big ,I JO m0<t , arrive, and oho- they iret into a field can do else than barm hia own best in- airea and rddiu* million, to tteu T „„, ld-with r. WIU1 xmeu w bj Ural, by any cnarM that harm. U>b fortune, every yaar onb -rf U>« lieoflta iZTv'rv,'‘JZrT't, —Jy, tl^'an ! the crop is certain to be destroyed. business of the town where he lives or of their Inisu^w. *£««« Hmir ntrrgcwL ,r*d“’ A‘tb" ™w '•*- “ail I„ the Gmtiol cm.- a petiumG^- HE HAD ALL KINDS OF FUN (OUNIY DRAIN LAW INVALID put tc| drop the matter iiuw would The Home of Longfellow, the Poet, leave the question still unsettled, and the city would find itself next year, Is One oFthkr Very Attolctive under any other ordinance, just where Places for Tourists. it is new. • We arrivisd in’iPortlhnd, Maine, be-, . <)ntf of the strongest iwints made against the present ordinance is that tween six and strven o’clock. P. M. the j Qie ciity. charter expressly provides evening being wpent in sightseeing, that the council may not license the many visiting o»e of the fairimis re­ sale of intoxicating liquors. The city sorts in Casco Bay. It was in Portland ordinance does undertake to practical­ that Longfellow, the- poet, wax lorn ly license them. The question is: and grew tu manhood. We visited the This picture does not need much Can ahy ordinance fixing the city li­ home in which he lived from die time explanation. It is not difficult to gue*s I he wasi»eight months old until he reach- । cense at any sum whatever passed what is happening in this farmer's pig without with that without conflicting conflicting with that char- . ed manhood's estate, and naturally it sty. It is so provided that one large ter? Unlees the matter can be brought I is a ver}- attractive place for all visit-- porker getk all'the feed.'and the other Wore the courts in such a manner ors to Portland, and no one should little fellows look lean indeed. that the law points involved can be leave die city without going through , A long time ago it was written that passed upon and setded. what can be this fine old residence. It is a lieautiul ‘“no man liveth to himself. We each the of,--------passing new— ordinance* ,■ ol‘l Colonial hom««. situated right. in the —.wisdom ------ -------a----... . | depend upon the other. In the long Baying 9«t.i<le 1. janibabh- If the ha. teen growing, the trwla of t>» 1 pIy|„g with tte tenn. of tte Mate drain ! We have faith in the judgment and heart of the city, bmng built by t^e run hnrw hinuel£ hy my -p^y local dealer, do not kte|> tte good, yon oo untry would te controlled by j,w w„ —gM to County Drain' sense of’ justice of» the . . -» city t council “ and >.poet»’s. grandfather «♦ » inn 1785. . % .Here ere us a may” firing harm to his neighbor. want, or are dishonest or disreputable a few big house*. 1' Coinmiwioner Commissioner Parker Parker Merrill Merrill, He re-1 DM Charles Wilcox—Wound up in theVity attorney to handle this case, young m’au the -poet receiveil piuch of r----------------------------— i। and hej himself if lie help his neigh- or di-xarrtw... That ooodlUon will Dote tte trearment tM. country i. fusrd to consider tin* ,1h. application applicBtiTO for f„r *. I }(Or . . but we have nevertheless felt at liber- . tthe 1 inspiration y 41 *that u“* made him zfamous, — not te found tote true of the rr-te.ring from the Standard Orl mon- drain,. liec<lMe jt Jid ™„Imn to u. ;! • because it did not conform' ty to suggest views that seem to us and .._.i here many ....... ..r of i... his poems were .. We We contend contend that, that, on on the ’.he average, average. liousee of■ any “ -------tov T™ in Barry County, opoly make any one think that llawe jat,0M e Gratiot . Through Juatke a Hopper. the reK resolution* passed by by lh the Gratiot , > • In that it was our for w griuhx article are sold as cheapj We believe .a., all ^.fizen* cifi: just. • !1_ --------spirit r- .. we now suggest . written. ... Indeed, . . - -privilege to uf Barry county ; other mail order trade monopolists lo.nl of «upervi«>nt Thereupon Wm Charite Wilcul, Who work, on tte that a tett uf the law points in this register our names in a big hook on by the merchants of thin city and will find they will help their own in- would be any Itw greedy or sny more E. Moore, who draired Urn drain. «nod Barber Brra. farm, north of tte city.' case, fre* from all technical quibbles, the very desk on which he wrote oner'county as by the catalogue house of teresta by giving all the trade they I benevolent? Mr. Merrill 'to compel him to act aa ■» >«»■» Saturday evening, and shouldlie brought before the higher of his well known poems, and if' ordi- Chicago. There may Tie an article here poesibly*can to their own home dealers , if you jatromxe mail order house* prorided by tte data law. Mr. Mer- : celebrated tte oreaaion by getting very couru.for settlement. We can see no nary pens were used in his day I would and there of common use and familiar who help to maintain the home insti- you are fostering a monopoly bybuild- rill net up that the petitioner, for the . drunk. A little after midnight. Night­ not be surprised if we used the same on whjcjj tjje catalogue houses ' tutions. The profits of trade should ing up the large catalogue housee. other fair way to meet the issue. drain mint number yo per cent of the w*teh Reed «w him on Jeffereon SL - ! l>e - -kept at -home • - not go to build - -- • — We lieiieve there is doubt as tu .peu. i However this is pot a matter of cut the price in order to create the Every order you • send away to a partite in interest, aa provided by lh. »n4 ,uW h‘“ «® and borne. He .tarted whether thcjiresent city ordinance or histeky. The poem that he wrote seems impression that they sell all their i up monopolistic fortunes in Chicago, 1 mail order house contributes a share to retelutlon. of the aujerviwre. and act 1 " J' “ <»" it. «ud then began firing any other ordinance attempting to tax । to lie so peculiarly appropriate to the goods at a similar discount. 1 This nation is face to face with the j the success of monopoly! ' billingsgate at the officer, who up in defense of his refusal the entire ‘ *" ‘ “ * or license saloon* can be passed by the I’weather we h»ve iwen having of late Bnt that is a sneaking way they have j problem of centralizing its capital in a । You are feeding a monopoly! promptly accepted the challenge aid resolution of the Gratiot lioard^ council that willlnot be so in conflict ' that I am going to repeat it. It may ; do idik this,. iuu.ni local euicrpruMB enterprises j of baiting their customer*. In reality ' few hauds. Otherwise stated, shall the , While "-nuo yon w took alter him. They ran up Jeffer­ We have not space ^o give Judge with the city charter that the courts something of a consolation to those! they do not sell cheaper. Blit grapt^-natioD consist of a few or many indi- go hungry for patronage. son Street and East on Court SL. tie ’ Stone's opinion in full. He take* up will declare them void. The main who have lost their hay. to read it in that they do. the difference at the end vidual dealers? ' The country does naf. need more . the matter as follows: officer cracking- him once with hi** point is: Can this city impose any tax -fi»ll. . It is entitled "The Rainy Day.“ ; of a year would be slight, for THE i Would you think it would tie l»est to i 10,HOU acre farms. First. Is the legislative enactment, | billy and knocking him down. The | SAME GOODS. The increased salaries have two or three men own the 22.000 1 It does need 4U to 160 acre farms. on saloons? If it can. the details can and reads as follows: | Sheriff then appeared on the scene, the । aforesaid, which is Act No. 81, found! , -• . he arranged so as to satisfy the major- rho Usy U coM. amldark. sod dreary; । and expense of doing businetw in a .big j acres of land in your township? or to ; The country does not need ten mon­ I on page 2.1 of the Immediate Effect.I.two officers overhauling Wilcox <^n ifv ■Antimnnt in this citv :« rals*. and the wind is usver weare; ' city offset the gain from a big volume have it broken up into 40. HO and 100 strous mail order houses to do all the I Acta'of 190.1, a valid Act? it} sentiment in tins cit}. Ttir vine stUJ cllur* to the moulderltir wall Creek St not far from Maynard '** barn. We say franklv that if we were placed Aud at every, sust the dead leave* fall. i of business. , acre farms? Which condition would business. , Second. Did the board of supervisor* , Sheriff Furniss clapped a hand cuff <jn, . J' . . .. And the d»v |« dark add dreary. on a justice court jury, where the jury My nffc u d<rk 4rmry. ' But what happens to the home. town. I be best for tile township* and which It does need I00.4MJ0 wnaH nwrchants. have lawful authority under said net one of Wilcox' wrist*. but he fought tte bomuXchurebte and «±oolal and would te >»»t for YOU! And which What i« tte Itelamiabilily uf lhacltiis required to be judge of lx>th the law ----- —• j to require that the drain commitisoner hard againsQiaving.both ;hands ’man­ and the facts, .and; also required to But tbe Dopes of^outbjall But.ttiehopt? Of youth Sail thick and i-------Ta*t; how much help will the good roads ; would lie best for your neighbor? Anil ■ zen who helps to develop a monopoly? । take no action upon a petition for the acled. He was taken down in record and local improvements receive from i which for your country? : Is he contributing to the stability i acquit a defendant unless proven guilty And the day* are dark and dreary. > construction of any drain without first breaking time, and the other bracelet Its still «d heart and erase reptnlnz: these monopolistic mail order houses of ' Montgomery Wanl is one of the rich- I and perpetuity of the Republic? ‘ beyond a reasonable doulit. that we Behind the clouds is the sun still shlnuig; 1 having obtained permission in writing adjusted to the other wrist? He resist­ fate Is the common fate of alb would vote to acquit ever}’ time under -■ Thy Into each life sonic rain must fall. ed all tiie way to jail. Arrived there —.-a-,------ --- ----- ------------------ --- ----------;——------------ -- *------ 5----------- t-------------------- I T— ' I H majority of the freeholder* to he the present city ordinance, unless it | Home iluy'i must tie dark and dreary SOMETHING VERY NEW KNOCKED HIS WIFE DOWN. for benefit* in the construction and while the sheriff was tending to SHE SWALLOWED A PIN should be sustained by the supreme j day we vjKjted this place must some other details. Wilcox started to i Will Loveland met his wife on Jefferi . j court of thi? state. We think any juror ^ave lieen similar to the weather that ---------1 Relator further contended that the act make a bolt for the door. Before he son St. Tuesday afternoon while he was i . .. ,u. , could not fail to have enough doubt as inspired the poem—at least it was You Will Hardly Believe that One of intoxicated and be liegan to abuse her XRa> Machine Located It and the ! »« void because it violates aection 20 of succeeded, he came in contact with the to the validity of the ordinance taxing f(^gy mirty perhaps our visit ‘ . .... r> I urtinlfi 4 at4 th* etmstitntinn of this ] article of the constitution of this business and of Officer Reed'\club, and An*. Maynard’* Team* and wound up by knocking her down. | Doctor* ,Removed saloons in this city so that he would WRH a more impressive on that j state, which provides “That no law went down in a^heap. He was taken , ’ ‘ ; her head striking the side walk with 1 have to vote to acquit. long as he. After visiting the place it . ’ shall embrace more than one object out Monday. Had a phrenologist ex­ an way. great violence. When Bober. Loveland the juror; is the judge of-the law and ; . amined him.he would have been start­ Alxnit H Thursday evening little { Monday noon one of Ans Maynard’s is peaceable enough, but when drunk Continued on p*8»> three the evidence, and in the absence of a Continued on page Aye. led at the size of some of the bumps on Beatrice, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. E. ■ dray teams took a notion to travel, he-seems.to have an uncontrollable deplain ruling of the courts. Any other Wileox* head. But this-all goes in as C. Farr, of Prairieville township was The fact that they were hitched to a Hire to poupd his wife. She has stood ordinance purporting to tax saloons, part of the play. He rested very quiet­ BIG FURNITURE SALES playing that she was sewing, at her I bay rack ami had worked all the fore- by him and saved him from punishwas at “®r SEEKING FOR COAL no matter what the amount, would be ly Sunday. Monday he was taken be­ noon <Iid not interfere with tbeir rteo- roont many timte. But It would remn »b. had a pin ter mouth. n >iy ii^ ner moutn, । OC1MHU TUB UUAL as much in conflict with the city I fore Justice Riker, who thought 65 days and in some manner swallowed it the NEAR NASHVILLE charter as the present ordinance. Hastings Factories are Having Them lution. But they had the usual run- that the limit ought to have been reach-t pin catching cross way* in the wind I in the Detroit workhouy about proper away in a very unusual manner, turn- ed now. He wan not so drunk but Therefore we believe tiie Herald’s amhbe was taken there Tuesday. Wil­ - pipe just below the Adam’s apple. It ' at Grand Rapids-Protnise Very ing back of Cook & Sentz' grocery up that he realized what he had done and was ver}- painful to bear. Her parents ! Claim There is Evidence of Coal position is not the proper one to take : cox is the man ’.who gut. away from the alley. How they dragged the hay made a dash to get away before the Busy Year. when it advises that all legal proceed-*। Mamhal Phillips some time ago, . but hurri^y look ter to tte villagv of । Ne<r sbUr vl|1 w tl| rack through the alley till they reached officer* arrived. ■ings lie dropped anil a new- city ordibis experience thia trip ought to teach The semi-annual furniture sale is on IViarievtlle, but the Dr. could -notlo, Osborn's store in hard to figure out. nut him a lot of things, -‘and we hope iit cate the pin. Ho advised them to go to | Drill For |lt. in Grand KapirU and hundred, uf, R , may. A FINE TRADE. KMmntmoo which they did. arriving j p„t,„ from Obio ,rrivrt in cbaKIJ-OTTER buyer, ha,, teen Item, and mor. are in ?he effort. An. footed CRA10J>01TER. .11 tte ureo. bU1, ln bi, ehawful manner, „d bringing with them Fred Wolcott. Hucceeeor to Frank ttere.bout J oVk«k Friday nmrelng, ville She was taken to .v. the ,hospital and At the reaidonre k.f Mr. and lire. tomiture faetone. report record-break- . t(>m )g tbinklng wbM ori|[inal Beamer the confectionery dealer on ov^ a an tool, with which they will.drill for A FINE FIELD OF CORN Andrew CraiKUI Rutland Tutwtay ing aal... which indicate that there tlml, Jefferson Street, reports a splendid in­ X Ray machine used to locate the pin. coal on the farm of William Smith. which was found as stated above. It evening fheir daughter. Miss Ina E.. vrfll he "something doing all this; / • -' ’taTU °'. , 11 \ Already Tabled and SUklng Out crease in business. He has added iargwas united in marriage to Forest Pott- year. As the city's prosperity depends ' «ly to his stock, and contemplates still was necessary to make an incision in- cl aimed ,, that there .is evidence uf coal OBITUARY. to the thrott Md through tlw wind . ^M^Smith ’-, farm, He is his own er. Rev H. H. VanAuken officiating, ho much upon its factories, these big X... Fifteen Acres of BfirtFlemlng greater additions. He is making a DELLAR—Glenn A. Dellar, aged 1”., . About A0 invited 'friends were present tire very encouraging to our citbl wu tw wto I* satisfied. proposes of Carlton/* MMr. and Mm Dan ! O. Dullar. „f Dotiun''' »’ c™,“?'T"ry- pipe In order to extract The pin. The ■ promoter, and |; little girl WK. qnh-kly relkrwl ot tbo i The wnFte ,w.ited”wi'th”mu7h and partook of the Isiuntiful refresh­ tobaccoes and cigai>. but is building 1 Maple Grove, died at his home July Bert Fleming, of Carlton, has Ifi pin. and won began to get better. She ! intMra { not iu NMhvilK 1D ments which were excellently served. up a large trade on Ginger ale. If you lUth. He had been a patient sufferer wan brought home on Monday. She la B,rQ. wtnltJ K woaM w .plendid toI1 acres of corn that stands up like a DEATtl OF MRS. JOHNJNJSS. There was a large number of beautiful for a long time. He was highly es­ want a cool, refreshing drink ju*t try a bright little girl, and all rejoice at drum major. This field is even, is all mining to and useful presents, testifying to the _______ ____________________ Mrs. Eva Russ, wife of 'John Russ, a glam of ginger ale. . tasselod out, and the ears are forming high esteem in which the newly wed- and (]anghter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. teemed by all who knew him. and the prospects of her recovery. Children , industries, gave promise of a manhood of high should be warned against putting pins i and silking out This field was planted dad pair are held. . Hitbhcock. died Monday afternoon at character and good life. He was. howTO WATER CONSUMERS. The inhabitant* of the 2nd ward • Ma? •*Ut 11 la*« cuttomiry to in the month. There is always dan------------- home of h($ parent jn this ci ty. i ever, reconciled to giving up his life taste of an old time HP*‘al{ °r thiB “ a .•alow .>W f° - corai Water taxes are now due and pay­ \gcr of such an accident as hapjiened to j were give_____ , . . r, L. T. fe. CONVENTION. fcad been a great sufferer for a i here for the better life with the Master able. I will be at the council rooms to this little girl. How wondeml it seems i charivari Monday night. Two recently but ^,r- Fleming's field would riot ihlAn account of the late L. T. L. Von- number of year*. The sympathy of the ' he loved. that with the XRay machine this pin ' married couples who had just returned dicate a poor year for com. I receive them. vention recently held in Detroit ar- community is extended to Mr. and became as plainly visible as if it Uy in j to the city were given a hair-raising Not many farmers lingering .trunnd James Patton On First Quality rived too late for this issue, but will Mrs. Hitchcock and the mourning c_ 'Z’ Drug Store "l-_ Goods jClerk ofWater Board. one’s open hand. serenade. . town these dayr. sppear next week family. no undersells Mulholland. i family; q...,, j.,,. .nd w„ R„„ ■ �HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 20. 1905. cealed weapons. Of course a strict en­ forcement of such a law would do very st much to stop Texas homicides. But Texas would not be Texas if a man couldn’t have a boot leg filled with knives and a belt weighted down with revolvers. Hastings Banner. ' PabBtbed. every Hartings. -Mkrnigsa.. Tbursday forruoau COOK BROS. Editors. THE MIDSHIPMAN AND THE GEISHA [Origin*].} She was a geisha lu Tokyo. In Japan girls are named Star. Sunshine, Cherry or some such word, while boys are Milwaukee is getting after the' called Stone. Tiger dr Bear. This re­ ONE YEAR ' SIX MONTHS grafters too. A grand jury last week mind* us of the children's saying that THREE MONTHS .. returned indictments against 23 ex Entered at the poslotnce al 'HaaUno, Mtcbl- city and county officials for plundering the people while pretending to serve <k«B* tails.” Th* geisha's name we* them. * ADVERTIMNQ RATES. FORTY-NINTH YEAR; Display a4vcrt>al»t. rates funjiabad os sppllsaHon. , ’ The conviction of Senator if itchell. though she wan an ox heart. Through ber dusky skin the red blood showed . or ambus Brevities itHcahnr; else- of Oregon, of grafting is arousing the lts*lf, her eyes wen- liquid, while the people of this country to both the en­ lasbra fringed them like the rusbra on ormity and extent of "graft" in the verge of minute twin lakes. Bob Hyatt, a young Ameridfcn mid­ OWtuary. poetry and molutlaos. Sc a tlwe. American public life. Notices <s births, deaths or tnarriagew will be dy, went with a party of naval officers printed fee* as news matter. The indictment of the big packing to the ten bouse where Cherry danced No«*on>miinlcatlo:i will be unblbthml un­ der any eirvunxiances unless It bears the houses by the federal grand jury shows and sang, accompanying hereelf on her writer’s name and jwst office addrena. that Uncle Sam is in dead earnest in samlsou. The next day Hyatt went again to the same tea house, gazing at enforcing the anti-trlwt laws. c, JOB PRINTING. the geisha out of u pair of l^e eye* The jMiXNkK Has urn* of ths tm.'t equipped which epoke admiration far more Job offices In Western Mlehlgui, and is prepared Lieut Peary is going to make another to do ewry kind of hook and Job printoutattempt to find the north pole. Let us it In words. He hud barely passed • When men like Senatof Chauncey M. hope he will find it. twenty, and Cherry was several years behind that ml lest one. of life. Sbe had fDepne stand ready to juirept h $20,1)00 been trained for a geisha just as girls isalary from the Equitable Life Insur­ hits Inquisitive Frenchman ance Co;, though not even pretending thought it worth while to ask what be­ In America are trained to wor^Jn fac­ tories. The love songs she sang were to render enough service to the company comes of the bodies after death of the uieurilpglefts to her. When the little for thia5urK« sunt filched from the jac­ Uunilx'rlcsH flab and otlier living crea* god flew between her and the midship­ kets of the policy holders: when E. F. tures that til) the sea. Of course they man she did not recognize him for the Harriman, the. leading railroad owner all dlr. sooner or later, and yet it Is mi same Cupid with whose antics she had ol thin country. c«u~« Uw Obingo i tmnwr «■> ran- »« to be pra<-tl.nll.« entertained strangers. He was some­ ., "•» ... , , . Hnbnnn-n iint'loMlv cuhn lIv.M Iw^lbla Alton Railroad Co s stock -to lie in­ unknown for anybody who llv»w besld4 thing new and beautiful to her. She or bn the ocean to come itcroes tlw "re­ caught him in her bands and bugged creased from $3U.Ui<0 jier mile to $130.­ mains” of even a single victim of the him to her bosom with all toe delight 000 per jriile. when JaoobH. Schiff, fate that awaits nil things mortal. In one of the leading bankers of New the profounder deptlM^putrefa<*tlon can­ of a child clutching u fluttering bird. None of toe officen on the cruiser York and a dummy direc tor uf the not take place, so If the dead fish knew how Bob Hyatt made toe ac­ Equitable, admits that he sold |2.<Mfo. - once reaches those ralm, chill abysses quaintance of the geisha. They noticed 000, Union Pacific preferred stock to he would be preserved until the end of that when be was granted shore leave Probably, however, no swb he invariably made some excuse to go that insurance company at a fancy- time. price’just to unload it: when the oftie- peaceful repose awaits more than an off by himself. Little attention war ers of big corporations are seeking to Infinitesimally small proportion of the paid to this tiM one day a number of corrupt city codifeils. legislatures and finny folk, and no great s-i-umulatlon bls shipmates met him fa<*e to face of lifeless bodira exists st toe bottom walking with bls little sweetheart on even congress: when al) of these things of tiie tyia. The living eat the dead be­ are done by. men to whom this country fore they can make toe long, slow one of the side streets of Tokyo where be bad hoped to avoid tlwm. When at has u right to look for examples of high journey downward. As a matter of breakfast the next morning they all character and integrity, is it any won­ fact, extremely few fish, aud jwrimps sat at toe junior officers’ tnera they at­ der thaf there is grafting? Grafting in none, ever mwt* what Is known as a tempted to rally him on his conquest, public life is oqft a small part of the ’’natural »Jcatb.” Almost always they but be fromied them down, nnd they evil. It exists in lodges, in business, are slain and devoured and so put hud the delleary to let him alofie. The cruiser remained In Japanese in society, and is an evil of our definitely but of the way. waters some time, going from point to American life. Away back in the eighth century I Cbarlemuguc had orgauiaed a sort of i ( coast guard by enrolling ail the sea-1 i board population whu lived wittdu ona i ] and a half mites of the abore, but I < with the dismemberment of the vast ] Carlovingian empire all dreams of na- < val greatmus were dUalpated. Long ] afterward Charles V. built acme mlb ] Our large increase in trad* has made It necessary to itary hefa on the Atlantic, and Urals J put on two deliveries. Hence If you went anything XI.’b galleys chased the Barbary P»1 ' rates who Infrated the shores of the ( QUICK call on us. MedlterraiHsin. but it was Francis I. ] apparently who first conceived the Idea ] of a warCherry, fleet, purchased equipped ' and it and suited her exactly, from the royal treasury. He converted the small'fishing vli-; ] lage of Havre into a fortified port.' । FULL LINE OF HOSE, BERRIES, which speedily attracted commerce to ; UNDERWEAR, the moutli of the Seine, and he pro-, । PINEAPPLES, INSERTION, jected a scheme—which be did not live ; CANNED GOODS, to reallae—for the construction of an ' LACE and EMBROIDERY, oceanic navy under canvas. “FleetaJ j BREAKFAST FOODS, EVERYTHING IN DRY were ruaased in the Mediterranean.’'!; ' writes Mr. Norman in bls "Corsairs of ' GOODS. NEW HONEY. France,” “aud fob the first time in ' history a French squadron, pausing i through the strait of, Gibraltar, de-; feated ub English fleet off Brest, and ' plainly than he .could have expreased • then, moving round to the eastward. 1 drove off toe blockading squadrons of Henry VIII. from Boulogne." S STORE The iosai vicinity on. cars of good thousanits o Just when worked overt heated. is ths chief is done. EVERYTHING that you want at Tbeodore Thomas. In conducting an orchestra, seemed Impassive, imper­ turbable. A writer lu the Outlook comuientiug (upon this says that he was ap­ parently without passion or feeling, yet the apiteurance was not reality, and at one of Mr. Thomas’ rehearsals it was fully contradicted. At a-'certaln point in the symphony the orchestra was playing In j^erfect time and tune, but with a certain me­ chanical effect which no one had no­ ticed until Mr. Thomas suddenly rapped the music stand befofe him. The orchestra stopped. Then with .s band he Imitated the action of an organ grinder. With only a word to indicate the bar at which the orchestra was to take up the. tausic. he struck the rack be­ fore him for attention, and with a movement of bls baton gave the signal. The orchestra repeated the passage be had Criticised by dumb show, and this time It played with spirit and fire. A Dose in J. HOMER DePUE Phone 86. Open Evenings. 1 Condit According to the common law of England there can be no theft of thing* which form part of or are attached to the soil, and there la no statute or pen­ alty against the gathering of wild flowsome time or other have paused at the fearsome legend. "Trespassers WUl Be Prosecuted.” printed on toe menacing board which lawyers have described as a "wooden llav< for, as a matter of fact, the mere walking across another man’i field is no more a criminal of fense than to walk along the highroadIf toe trespasser does.no actual dam­ age there Is no ground for prosecution. with any hope of olrtalnlug more than merely nominal damages, and none but a bom litigant would dream of* taking action.—London (»loi>e. ■> ft * 9 . — 1 !■* ;• tli Tomlinson Lumber Co On the banks of the Thordapple, Bea The eity of Hastings, 4000 strong. Filled with the great, the good and the wise, And hot a'soul who would do any wrong. The streets are so shady and wide, Honare beautiful and-lawns so neat. That the city to al) i, a source bf pride, And the Home picture is very complete. (me hundred new homes will be built this year, And the cry Is for Lumber, more Lumber, So THE TOMLINSON ( O. buy cars without fear. And work day and night without slumber. Have you seen those Shingles just.in from the coast? Clear, Red Cedars so tilled with spice, And our big car of Poplar deserves a toast. For the Siding is perfect, so white >nd nice. There's White PineMod Hemlock that cau’rbe beat. There's Doors and' Windows of every kind. Some of our Doors look fit to eat. And a choicer selection you couldn’t find. Oi . ' * Pit !given in the mil tn gd ‘strength, ma digestion, pre I the aninlal to withstand busy season, Vi I it £ it ! * R fe it it it it it it. it •t the |raink*M interior of Australia In r__ j.,-. point, then sailed for Manila. The the minor arts .of life c. Among of A race across toe Atlantic o«van night before Me weighed anchor the there is a silence of the grave. This which we bare lately given some -in­ The evidences of the reign of graft would have,seemed a wild romance to ’ last time Bob came aboard with an deathlike silence has a peculiarly de­ If you need a new House or a Barn. stances -Is one which la sadly neglected. An Addition or a Porch so line, in. American public life continue to King Chailek 11. when be. took a lead- air that showed a change In the fair priving effect. ’ tt two men are It relates to the treatment of slrtrt .. To come aud see us will do no harm. multiply to the slfeune and sorrow of |nK part in the first recvnled yacht’! weath-r of love In which he had been camped ixid one of them gix^ to a ’dis­ cuffs that show the fl ret protect And we’ll show yon the choicest things in our line. every lover of his dountry and hirf race. race: "I sailed this morning." says sailing. There was a faraway look in tant towaxhip to gik provisions while against the laundry's handling. The i 'a. • Let us hope that the exposure of Evelyn on! Oct. 1. ICttl, “with hh» maj­ his eyes that now and again gave place the other I remains lieblnd to look after laundress Is cruel, but the man who the. rampf the man',who lx to remain pares his shirt cuffs with. scissors business, social and political grafters esty In uue of bls yachts, of pleasure to one of pain. He was so engrossed will have the effect of making grafting boats, vessels not known among us till that bo forgot a lotus flower In bls but­ says to hbi.tnate in Forcible gold fields heaps folly upon brutality. With the the Dutch -East India rompany pre- tonhole. and when he did see It with language, “Now, Bill, don’t you be long first tomb- of steel the cutr Is nj»oil. seem to be the awful wrong that it is. M-nted that curious piece to the king, a band that trembled a little be took a way., Ybu know what kind of a place Light a match and pass It round the Let na hope that an aroused public sen­ being very excellent saillug vessels. It out a pocketbook and put if away as a this is to] five in by. yourself.” If his frayed edges (do not burn your wrist). timent will not only see. but will in­ was on a wager between bis other new sowvenlr.. During the voyage to Ma­ mate is ijway for two or three days, Tb»- -cleansing fire will remove toe ; sist on correcting this giant evil. Let pleasure boat, laiHt frigate-like, and nila he wjts not himself. His brother the silenry grig upoft the man’s nerves, dross and leave Intact the pure giora • us be thankful that there many honest one of the Duke of York's; the wager. officers smiled and remarked that Hy­ and In thie end be shouts in order to of toe cuff. A cuff treated with fire | public servants who despise grafting £WU; the ’ race from Greenwich to att had b*en quite badly hit for a make a noise, and then he is afraid of will last laundry generations longer as they would any other form of thiev­ Gravesend and back. The king lost it i saltor and that be would net likely get toe sound of hia own voice. than the cuff treated with steel.—I<ondon Chronic!*. ing. Let ns rejoice that there is a man going, the wind being contrary, but ov»r It during toe voyage to the Amer- . This explains what we are io lean Islands. This, however, would at the head of this nation who is so saved makes in returning. There were dlvera noble persons and lords ot^ not Indicate a very serious damag*. Ceylon provides us with the bulk of business' for. incorruptably honest that no man since the trip lasted but a few days. board, bis majeaty* sometimes steering our cinnamon, which la the aromatic Try to name the things in trade could think of him as other than a himself."’ ‘•Yacht.” a won! new to Eng­ With time top young officer regained bark of certain tree* common to that that are great Bellers and yet are not true man and American. Let ns hope land in Itkki. Is Dutch, from "Jagten,’’ an Interest In what was going on about Island. .The trees are never allowed advertised. You will not get far.— .that his .influence, life and e-xample to‘hunt, to speed, connected with our him, though he would permit no refer­ to grow higher than >en feet. During Boston Herald. ence to bls Intimacy with the geisha. the season, of .harutstlng, of which and his vigorous work to that end “go."— Ix>ndon t'bronlcle. . Our dear beaded contemporary 1* Indeed whenever any one ventured on there are it wo a yeas; the branches of right. The great successes of the tfcmmay do much toward purging the na­ forbidden grounds a strange terror tliree to live years" growth are cut merdal world are good things well ad­ tion of this great, and threatening evil. was noticed“Rest to pass over his young your heart now nud then dur ­ the top surface of-the bark vertised. There la nothing like “print­ down and face,, and far this reason his comrades * scraped away. Then the bark is ripped er’s ink” to turn a merchant's dimes . For many years the Chicago & Alton ing the dny," said an instructor in unanimously resolved that there must up iougltu<liuul)y into slices. which Into dollars. And there are such skill gymnssth-s. was regarded as one of the model rail­ “But the heart can’t be rested/* a pu­ be something painful connected with when exposed to the sun to dry curl and power: of Interesting description roads of this country. It touched the pil objected. “It, works lueeaaantly toe affair, nnd they would not Irritate up into quills. In the* course of drying shown by the advertisers of today that three cities of Chicago, St Ixrais and from birth to death'.” toe wound. the oil. upon which the aroma and the columns devoted to their an­ Kansas City . The "Harriman group" One morning an American gunboat flavor 'depend, is diffused throughout nouncements are not only full of in­ ■’It rests the heart to lie down.” said of financiers secured control of the C. the Instructor. "Every night’s slwp of came Into the bay. and when she sig­ the bark. . formation, but are mostly readable A’ A., and this is what they did: They . nine hours saves the heart the lifting naled that she was from Tokyo one of and entertaining.—New York Herald. increased ‘ the ~ ’ stock from GOO per of 32,0)0 ouaces of blood; Considerable toe young officers standing beside Hy­ att noticed a dread pass over bls face, ' rest there, eh? ’ Muuicljial corruptiea of various kinds mile to 8180,000 per mile, and the “When we lie down, you -see. the jin If he might receive some bad news. is generally Indicated by the word Kathlene—It’s little ye lovp me. or ye bonded debt rom 8H.<MM),000 to 8U>,000.When an ensign from toe gunboat •’graft.’* lihe origin of this term is ob­ wud nlver stay away from me as ye heart ’ s action becomes slower — slower 0d0. And now the managers~ insist by ten strokes a minute. Thus In an came aboard and went straight up to scure, but it is believed to Lave arisen did last evenin’ jlst because av s wee Undertaking. Pianos and Organs. that they' have h right to charge rates hour 0(*) strokes are saved and In nine him bo caught at a rail, to steady bim- from dlshpuesty lu i klowlier —"—’ — -’------ ‘ bit spheres. o’‘ rain. ‘ ' Dudee Mike—Sure It wor that -will: pay interest- ou all thosee i boors 5.400 strokes. Eaci*attoke pumps aett. but when the officer gave him an Bartlett’s Dictionary bi >f AmericanUms a pourin’ down floods, mavourneen. 'stocks and Ixrads. We say it is piracy>’ six ounces of blood, anfritberefore la ordinary message bo recovered at one*. defines "grafting” as! jiockct picking, but It wor not th’ rain that kep* me to do this with a railroad, and that | j^ne hours the heart Is wetfftoe labor All these indications were remembered aud Hottei’s Slang ; Dictionary sug­ away from th’ lolght nv y’z hlvcniy afterward by Hyatt's companions. slang! tree of "graft” eyes. highway rbhlxjry would lie respectable otpumping 32.400 ounces gests tost tlx? ‘ ‘ Kathlene—An’ wot wor It? ’ Finally tie cruiser steamed out of rest."— compared with this filebthg of money ■ heart often"requires niiglit be n cdrruptloq . , of “craft” or a Dudee Mike—It wor th’ lack av an umManila harbor, and it was announced generailzat on'from the apeda! work of from the people to pay interest and ' Mfflktylpiiia Bulletin: that she was to go back to Tokyo with gardening. dividends on securities’ that represent j government dispatches for th6 emper­ nothing l«it water and graft. A lecturer recently told of a Russian or, after which she wqs to return to Poots are wayward creatures, large­ he bqw some years ago In Manchuria America. Midshipman Hyatt caught A cubic oot of air u!r nt at the tempcri.tempcra- ly Irresponsible for their actions, or. at Depend* on two conditions. FIRST,—raising * Football wjuj supposed to lie some- whose methods of achieving results hia breath as though he was to face ture of zeto aFahrenbelt) can contain all events, provided with such a curi­ thing dreadful: but for killing, maim- wert> not according to toe usual code, some trial, but bote up bravely under only 3 of i grain -• ----- vapor; ■ -at ­ ously sensitive and Inflammable organ­ of water GOOD crops. SECOND,—finding a good mar nt isation that we feel it would 1m> unjust Ing, disfiguring and downright terror The Russian;had a well in his front the scrutiny of others. Before the ves- .32 degrees It Iran bold 2.13 grains; __ __ to life, thiKcountry has nothing that yard which he concluded to till up. I sei reached Tokyo several of his friends (K it can a ntAin ti.8 grains, and at 1*8 to. judge them by ordinary standards.— ket. The-farmers of Barry County are harvest• - • grains will compare with the Fourth of He began digging n hole by to? side among the juniors made up their it can hold -1.SJH1 of- moisture In Ixmdon Telegraph minds that he should not go ashore un­ suspension. 'ITu-se figures go to show July. And all-the nerve-racking noises of the well, throwing the dirt from toe ing one of the largest Grain arid Hay crops in less watcbeil. Upon- reaching port be that Munimt r air can bold nt least ulne and killing explosions of the day are new excavation into the well. “Your daughter's music Is improv­ “In the ’ course of time." wild the was one of the first to oak for leave, times the quantity of dampness that air years. We wish to announce that we are on supposed to lie done hi commemorating speaker, "the ok! well was filled, but and when be was rowed to the dock can. when mhiced to the temperature ing.” said the professor, “but when she the birth day of American freedom. runs the scales 1 have To watch there was a hole alongside as1 big as two of bls best friends went in the of freezing.) ! hand with the good market for thtw crops*. One would be justified in concluding] the first. The Russian went farther same boat. Hyatt seemed to be too pretty closely." that American freedom must be some- away and dug another hole to fill the much absorbed to suspect that they "Jnet like her father.” said Mrs. Nui would dog bls footsteps, and they bad thing frightful to be observed Jn such second. He continued thia process of Even the greatest authors now and rltch; "he made his money in the u Itarbarous manner. digging one bole to fill the other until little trouble in doing so unseen. When the two officers returned to the then iptike a little slip lu their English. Mr. Farmer, won’t you let us help you round ----------.. literally ran the bole out of town.” Thus Sir Walter Scott in’hls “Legend ship they carried with them In a rick­ Thos W. Lawson has said and wTit—------------- ———■ Montreal" baa this sentence: "But w . Mm . flA«,.v M L shaw Midshipman Hyatt to the dock of out the success of the year? ere Montroae could almost see what '* J * M0LL0A'*Y» Hastings, filch. ten some very clever things, but he is There is is uns this amerence difference orxwctm between and toenc* by boat to the cruiser. hapjM-ned Allan McAulay had rushed . . , , . ,, ... • i . mere Who sells the L. & M. Paint, taking himself *lto«eUier Ux> bto-laei, There they reported that they bad past him." jTbe •’almost” Mould come IT. is not the Ir,„r< l.n-l iioa .... He kind nf of oa man man Sod use .! and money: Money is the moat envied, been attacked in the streets by some, la informed by Longman A Marti- ; to act as the Moses of a people A i but the least enjoyed; health Is the low grade Japanese and Hyatt bad before "ere’’ In order to express the nez, that ten thousand churches have ! author’s meaning.—St Nicholas. man who is working the speculative ■ moat enjoyed, but the least envied, been wounded. Hyatt recovered, but been painted with L. & M. Paint. It i takes the least; wears the longest; and , markets and boasts of making millions i and this superiority of toe latter Is be was a changed man. He was never Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. Phoae97. only requires 4 gallons of the L. & M.; again the careless Bailor boy be had ... ... . still more obvious when we reflect that that way is not the He former suitorj—So you .__ o andJUgallons of Linseed Oil to paint a j been before his first visit to Tokyo. . convince other peopl if the exceeding * the poorest num would not part with married nft^r all. You told me once moderate sized house. The officers who followed him In To­ Mt «pecuation. ; health tor money, but the richest man ! that you nejver Intended to belong to sinfulness ef stock v kyo kept the secret of what happened i would gladly part with all his money ! for years, but after Hyatt's death one. TX'S: i WHERE WILL Ydu GO THIS I ... , . , for health , , peril t» not -Japan, . ] of them told the story aa I have told it, Kunsia’s worst bad “Oh, he belongs to me.” 1 SUMMER? If you desire rest and re­ ns tlrnt has proven, but her own pwple sjateotOfcio.^otTga4o.। w using sn auumed name. The sequel Is —I--------------------- creation, wfty not try "THE RIVER | seem at last aroused after centurion of i Frank J. Cheney mskra oath ths1 hm It the i ^hls: > Spiniah Pr^rerbs. 'ST. LAWRENCE TRIP?" Folders j . . .. . .. . > i si-nior usruier ot the flm of F. J.Obenryfc! When the middy left the geisha for, aiumber, and really act as if they had j (S^^Surtnewin’ttwdtyorToleio?roaoty Nice, cool and refreshing. 1 handle one of the beat lines in the A Spanish proverb says that "be who descriptive of the Thousand Lsbuids. ! as be told her, a final parting sho in mind to destroy the Russian oliraj ; , country and every patron is pleased with it. . I also have a threatened to kill herself as soon as he makes himself all augar toe flies win Rapida. Montreal, Quebec . Murray j complete fresh stock of garchy. No one will weep to have erety outs oft eatarrb that cannot be cured by had gone. It was this that troubled eat up.” bat another observes. "He Bay. Tadouaac. the far famed Saguenay | that unhappy nation enjoy greater lib- B1.8 *’* of Ha,J ’ CaUrrh Chkxkv. , him. On bis return he went at once to LOWNEY S CHOCOLATES, BON BONS erty. bntlhe violence and bloodshed jJ «^rd.7of^^>.,)«“‘3r 4ny flies. railway or steamboat Ticket Agent. For j her house, met her brother and learned AND MARSH MALLOWSincident to the larger national life will ,j w A. w. Oleahon — that "k® hft<1 kopt h,>r word- Hyatt TH.r. . -illustrated guide, "Niagara to the Sea. ’' t .v. , skai-1 Notary rubiic. Resorters and Uamplng Parties will find these goods thoroughly I ('"Han* taken be something ayful. 11 ------ '’ Cstarrh —*- «Cure — -h -« — tatrrnslljr ------ *-----xud I woold bar* been killed by the brother । Th, wprld r“... satisfactory in every way-. h*d hto '““"“Ira «« Inlwletwl » u big ...the .tori., tab! .Ixwttb^n,- jE0*1" Clu^*' ""W™ P»«- Agl. I M o. <o «ra bl. nt,. • Texas is seriously considering a law COHraCT?OI<ERY**T Washington Poet. Toronto, or Thus. Henry, Traffic Mgr., I THOMAS BARBKH JVD8OX to prevent her citizens carrying con| Montreal. R. Sc O. Navigation Co. For Revenue Only That is whu we make such an effort to get goods, to wear well and please our customers vVewant Revenue now and we are willing to give uou most of the profit. Now Js the time to get goods cheap. SOLE Arthur THE LE CHICA BEEF. Begiun kept on Chicag meat o will be Cold f We ke age, C Boiled Beef, H Bonele Made People Cor. Jeff er Phons 2 ——J Success on the Farm now pre Planin M Mouldin and Porch Wo I will be p on an Jos. Just rec Wood thi ROWLADER BROS & REISER, GINGER ALE FRED WOLCOTT 1 have Engine cheap. small eu call aud PEOP w. �--------- ------------------------- - i NO TMfilKANfK iN™%o™ T0 InUUaANuo to Halifax” -p0 pay Them Win Require Action j W. F. Chidester wife and non are at &m>L.ka . I Cootlascd from pa**- one. [Ji UIIL L ft 11 o SPARROW BOUNTIES NOW j PERSONAL MENTION. | By the Board of Super- .. wa# ei“y ®n°n8h to ** h°w lt w° p°**-1 , Mrs. Bert Sparks visited Lansing ' •, J j nible fur such a little gem to be written. 1I friends last week. The saucy, little immigrant, the J English sparrow, ha* increased many fold in numbers since the bounty wm taken off hia bead. This year he Lm Mis* Vinnie Butler, of Bellevue, is turned himself into a pest of the worst visiting at Chester Mereer'a. kind. You will sometimes nee a flock Ed Schumann, of Grand Rapids, was with hundreds of sparrows fighting on I a Hastings visitor Friday. a wheat field or on the shock* of wheat ■ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hum visited and they take a good deal bf grain. fr iends near Menden last week. . Their depredations will increaae with , Mrs. Chas. Sherwood went to Lans- their numbers. Because of this many ing Thursday to viait a aiater. , have inquired about tbe Act, No. 2®t, passed by the last legislature. It seems Mra. Vidbl Buckhaut, of Toledo, i* visiting her mother Mrs. Julia Willi- Ij to be the impression that this act pro' ’। vide* for a Ixiunty of twd cents for Just when the animal is being? Pierce after, tbe.closi ng days of her life son. i each sparrow killed. The act does so worked overtime and i*comfc6 over ' in this house in 1901. at the age of 9«J : Mrs. lu Dickerwn and d»n«hter _ _________________ ~ ( bu! lt lllwJ _________ r^inlre. that the heated, is the time when thia mis- \ years, "the poet's parents were marAlice were Grand Rapids visitors Fri"tataTeffect only in" such chief i« done. ried in tbi. old r.-axleno- six of the! counties as we fit to adopt it by a maAlton Stine of Ijike Odessa visited at jority vote of the Ixxrd of supervisors. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith's last Therefore those who wish a sparrow applies to horses as well as* human) were the father and mother It Is dis-.i lounty in Barry county should petition being*. A little MONEY’ WELL) tinctly a Longfellow home and <reery-< week. Hartley Hendrick, of Middleville, the supervisors SPENT will avoid this ti \ thing is kept just as it was in the * mostcateb. Afewpound^ \ lifetime. a% nearly as possible. , had legal businee* at the' County seat : : ( ) Tbe lad in which he slept his favorite Friday. \ chair, the oid family table, the old ' Mrs. D. C- Mnrdoek visitedTier! 1 \ kitchen with its immense fire place and ' parents. \}vho live near Delton, the ■ J *1 . all the cooking qtensils used io the ' |iast week. Mr and Mnt'THc*. S. Brien of DeThe D « roit Tim “ ttn * r ' h « “ *"■ _ \ ' household, and innumerable other J Condition Powders i thing* ih«< goto in»i<e»vi.it him in- twit viaitnd H»..ting« frinndi Friday “«OTn«"1 J“ml’ Schermerhorn, inn, ad Saturday ' । *n*n exPer‘e®c*nK n remarkable growth \ ( terrsting. a, .' the past bix muntin, showing a gain uf \given in the feed will keep the aui- > Several of our party visited the ship ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sylvester, of .• , . . . SSLS, tn^^^LASS! ■ "I STA , _ . . . , ,, . . . ■ 18 per cent in subrcriiAion receipta Battle Creek, visited Hastings friends ... . . .. 1 . and 2.> per cent- m advertising. Cer)digestion, produces flesh, and places • pl°r®r- "hich wm at uno of the docks . ’ ,uutt tainly Mr. Schermerhorn has reason to j \thr animal in a physical condition( in Portland. Lieut Pean( will soon (to withstand the extra work of the? . make his great dash for the North Pole. ' Floyd Brown, of Ntfflwalk. <)., is congratulate himself on this showing. It has juMl l^n discovert that the (husy season, , and WHS fitting out. Hia good ship is visiting friepda and relative* in this though of course it needed the genius of I the great poet to write it. Tbe desk |I on which thia poem was written was I placed dose to tbe window in a lock room on the ground floor of - the old i I home. Tift- room in which it waa writ- 1 : i ten was rather dark and gloomy, and I as the poet wrote, be looked out upon I ■ a little court in which was a beautiful old elm tree, that must lx- the same one ■1 The loss to the farmers of thi8( ' from which the "dead * leaves” fell, j vicinity on account of improper << The home was donated to tbe Maine! LOST BY FARMERS Senator Glasgow, of Nashville, waa in the city Friday. Prices That Talk Values That Convince In Hosiery Long wearing Hosiery costs less; in reality, than the cheap, trashy kind—it makes less darning too. A Dose in Time Saves Nine JZ““Z X the best grades at close prices. SPECIAL 3lbsfor25c SOLD ONLY BY Arthur E. Mulholland, ' THE LEADING DRUGGIST, CHICAGO BEEF. Beginning tomorrow we will kept oik hand a nice line of Chicago Beef.- Place your meat orders With u> and you will be aaeured of the l»e*L Cold Meats. We keep an hand Veal Saus­ age, Cold Boiled Ham. Cold Boiled Loin, Chipped Dried Beef, Home Made Veal Loaf, Boneless Pigs Feet. Home Made JTe»*ed Corn Beef. People’s Meat Market M. J. Weaver, Prop. Cor. Jefferson and Court streets. Phone 238. ? ( ) > ) custom of sending out ^leacriptions of j called the "Roosevelt” and. as its Jndg* Mack. County Treasurer Cole- criminals, on postal card*, and offering name might imply, is said to be the ablest craft’ever constructed for Arctic man and CotnmMoner Ketcham were a reward thereon, is a grow violation I uf postal laws. The matter was work. The Lieut expected to get start- in Ijinsing Friday! Fred Heath anp family are at Wall firat'brpught to the attention of the' rd early in July and perhaps is <*ff now. j ‘ official* in (kilumbus, •- • « , •by a' j । His route t will be to Sidney, Cape lake, and expect-to spend- meet of the postal O newspaper man who had been hned i , Breton, where the ship will coat and , summek nt that resort. cards 1 then protNvsl through the Straits of Judge and Mnt .Clement Smith left by . Judge Wanty _ for using .. postal . j to the Labrador coast and Monday for Bay View where they will to expose ••jueer business method-“ of , then.up Ithe Greenland coast. After remain for several weeks. » funner employee.—Ex. then.tin entering Smith boiind. the ship will ' Mr. and Mr^. 4acob :Rehor returned ; Rural Carrier Fox report* a device make Cape York and then proceed to’ Saturday ereniig from Philadelphia made by Henry King, north of NeedCape Sabine, where a base of- supplies wbere they have vi<yted frit-ads. more, by which the cover of the mail will be establishefl ax (.Tape York and Mr. md Mn> J. W. Munton. rhelU box ■’ <■>»>•" tbe I i Cape Sabine, and at the latter port daughter Beutriee .nd «.n fedl-.J »"<1 clmm. win. .imil.r to the Esfpiiino* will join the party. Mxmduw . tow Am with thdir in *‘*K‘n uf r,n? '•MU' "e wtue-1 The ship will go into winter quart- Milwaukee. ' time* maiiipasated similarly. This is! । era in the Central Polar Basin, and the ’ , ’ .1 ... . • certainly worthy of attention and! ’ »« v’r Wt much better than the seeming placing: explorers will .make a dash fur the jwlc t .*/.*■ .....sleds ................... ,b(. (ar in00BVMlient i the fullowing summer with and , riMt.ug .t J«,n Mehiw.tn d ...d w.th iwta..uti<»,. dogs. By means of the wir«.^._ t “»>-rf“ optoibte, „ MimetimM •ppe.r. to! , which will be a-pew* feature -------- in .y.. the i: Bar Cite Thursday. Thumdtiv. ___________ be the erne.__________ "-Churlmto --u I^der.. j J tight to reach the pole, Peary hopes to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woufruff who lie able to communicate with New York, have been sojourning in NW Mexico •■ Portland F'ortland is a prohibition town of the and Texas for • a year for the t^je ben benefit most pronounced sort. as far as' ’n health, are vixitihg sort, and. and, m as of Mr. W W's viiiting his i our party waa concerned, was true to its father John Woodruff and other friends, ■ name, some of the boys telling me tlxat Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard and they couldn't even get a hottie of Pe­ their e»ughton. the Mi™. With ai.il nina. However 1 mw some of tbe na- I Franltie left Monday tor a trip up the five* who had lieen indulging in Mime- , lakra. They will epend Mmd time in thing stronger than sea breezes, which |I Northern Michigan. leads me to tfiink that prohibition does I ..... , , ,1. , , Mre. H. J. Chrietmae leftjitedneiaiay not prohibit in Maine any mnn than ! --------------- ------------------—r-—. it did in some near by conntie* to morning for Portland. S<attfe. Denver Barry. «nd other western points. She will Portland was the' home of'several also take in the Expoeitipn and will famous men. among them being - visit.relative* in Boise City. Thomas B. Reed, former speaker of the House, and whose influence in the [ councils of the nation was certainly ‘ i very great. SCRATCHED DAY AND NIGHT TAKEN TO THE ASYLUM. NOTICE Having started my Flatting • Mill east of tbe Table factory I wish to announce that 1 am now prepared to do all kinds of Planing Matching Make all kinds of Moulding, Window Frames and Door Frames, Porch Work. House Finishing 1 will be pleased to figure with you on any work yor. may wish. Jos. Alwine, • Just received a car load of White Wood this week. Edwin Burkholder, who recently tried to commit suicide, waa adjudged insane and taken to the Kalamazoo Asylum Thursday. Since his attempt to tHke hia life a close watch has l«en kept over him for hq vowed that he would try it again. On Wednesday eve he got away from his attendant* and ran down to the shore'of I-each lake where he was found later hidden in some alder buahea. He, was taken to Kalamazoo where a close watch may be kept on him until he recovers his reason. pop. You haven't wanted to know whether or Dot I think I can make a living for your daughter. The Other Man—That Isn't necessary. Henry. She’ll see that you make tbe living. aU right, tf she’s at all Mke her mother— and 1 think aba 4a. —Chicago Tribune. years ago we eat one tnoonllgtrt night by this lake? I 'had* mr ’bead' on your breast and for an hour spoke not a ba* never happened E A BARGAIN For Someone. Engine and Boiler for sale cheap. If you are in need of a email engine it will pay yon to call and look it over. PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE W. R. JAMIESON. Pripr. .JMaraaa tt. Haatlngs, MM. sgalu-atDce.' ' Lady-Suffered Tortures with Itching ' Scalp Humor—One Box of Coti' cura Ointment and One Cake of . Cuticura Soap Cured Her. j I '* My scalp was covered with little pimplesand I suffered torture* from the itching. I was scratching all day and night, and I could get do rest. I washed my head with not water and Cuticura Soap and then applied the Cuticura Ointment as a dressing. One box of Cuticura Ointment and one cakc of Cuticura Soap cured me. Now mv head is entirely clear and my hair u growing splendidly. I have used Cuti­ cura Soap ever since, and shall never be without it. (signed) Ada C. Smith, 309 Grand St., Jersey City, N. J.” Mulholland has lot? of satisfied patrons; THERE IS A REASON. through tbe medium of prayer to <h»troy the venture, uxl io and hebold, a Hood came and waidmd the rrop. away. Now a pritat of Kaiamatoo i. praying tor tile rain th etop M> the torment can barveet their crone. Th„ u,rd M,„ lhme ligioua people, somehow.—Ex. ON DISPLAY IN WINDOW Summer Waists 10 per cent discount J. T. PIERSON & SON The People’s Store Phone No. 9. $75,000.00 | | ro $5 Cbattr mtsscr. Prcsklait. R. B. Itlmer. Hastings, Mich. Surplus :: $25,000.00 OfTktn : | ' ta nnd time and inter­ est will do the rest You wont be asking aesistance to start you in bupine.-v- or to make an investment. Ul« Pro । JI. JI. JIKkrwi, Cubkr. | i | < Pos­ only 11 cents per pair ** Here la bd addition to either a meat •r-fiah course which can be served In■toad of a vegetable: Break crisp. well browned eoda crackers (selecting only thin oneai Lrtto small pieces Poor KaJdiDg water uvar them, then drain and press dry In a Jelly bag. Next put them in a baking dlsti. stir in a heaping tableapooaful of butter, break hi ona egg and salt and pepper to taste. When well mixed place under flame of coal grate ar gas broiler till it Is of a dellcate light brown. This may be made up Into iodlvldoal dishes or cups If preferred. EFFIEL MEN’S OF itively a 25c value which we are selling below cost Capital Beaks- U’bat brought on old Wil­ kin's paralytic stroke? Peak*—I didn't know be waa afflicted with one. Beaks-But you Just told me be. was paralysed. Peaks—Quite true; but I { didn't say he was suffering from a pern lytic stroke.- Milwaukee Sentinel. Dtrtcton ChwkT UHiur. r b imtsr, HX frnK*. . . YON mill fiaot tbe Capital YoNrself. m. L Ceet. D. S. 6««4vur. t»kt UJiltrx. JI. fl. flUtrwi. interest HM m Dqmm. mwey n ton m That’s how our Savings Bank helps those who deposit a little each month. Commence now. The sooner the better. Bastings 0ty Bank Rul Butt Mil. “He'll never reach the top In bls pro­ fession " "Why. be believe* he’s there now." That's the very reason that he’ll never get there.**- Philadelphia Ledger. CUTICURA GROWS HAIR Crusted Scalps Cleansed and Purified by Cuticura Soap Assisted by light d resaings of Caticurs, the great akin cure. Thia treatment at once stops falling hair, asked tbe cynical near relative. removes crusts, scales, and dandruff, “Yea,” an*wered Mr. Meektbn. “Some destroys hair parasites, soothes irritime* I have my own way, but not tai rd, itching surfaces, stimulates the without consulting Henrietta very care­ hair follicles, loosens the scalp akin, fully before 1 make up my mind.'' supplies the roots with energy and nourishment, and make* the hair grow .upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy acalp when all else fails. Knlckrr—Jones and his wife are Complete external and internal ginging “The Marseillaise." Bocker-treatment, for every humour, from Ye*; they arc bracing up to discharge pimples to scrofula, from infancy to the cook.- Harper's Bazar. age, consisting of Cuticura Soap. Ointment, and Pills, may now be had Loat time la never found again, and । of all druggists for one dollar. A what we call time enough a Iway* ■ single aet is often sufficient to cure the moat distressing cases. proves little enough . Before atuttlnR p*et> j^pperv them In deep fat for one minute: Hrt tneni out. drain and let cool: then off Um- top* tor ittw and scoop out the Itmldc*: fill with aauaagr meat and pot on the covers. Place the peppers eo a buttered baking dtab and pour over each a little salad oil. Cook In a now oven for about fifteen minutes. WILL NEVER BE WITHOUT CUTICURA i i A ]low up A fe fellow up at at Howard Howard City City started started a p^y fannlorthe purpose of supplyjng Hie nation's opium crop. The good W. C. T. U. ladies, of that section hearing uf his intention* implored the LINE SEE OUR BLACK HOSE, Lace and Fancy Fronts. Local News, ' Our big Hosiery trade has been built up by selling only * A good action In never loat. It la a treasure laid up and guarded for the doer's need.—Calderon. ’ ADVERTISED LETTERS. Mrs. Chas Benner. Mrs. B. Nankins. Mrs. Alice Peterman, Min Jane Ryan, Mias Mammie Gerkey. Mias Irene Tubbs. Miw Eva Bull. Mr. A. G. Bissett, Mr. Rufus Saunders, Mr. J. J; WiUyard, F. B. I^rmore, Fred Lefts ner. TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM. • "I was troubled with kid.ney txnn’ plaint for about two years, " writes A. I H. Davis of Mt Sterling. la.. ' but two bottles of Foley** Kidney Cure effected a permanent cure. 'For sale bv ; Arthur'E. Mulholland. Sucoesor to W. j H. Goodyear. ■ PLEASE COMPARE *»THE BANNER” WITH ANY OTHER COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN Tbe Press of this State declare the "BANNER ' in the front rank. Hundreds of pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. ALL HOME NEWS The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County news. It fully covers its field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say of the BANNER to your neighbor who. may not take it. IF NOT,-Why not send us your name NOW? It costs, but $1.00 a year, 25c lor 3 month* trial. �—»—■— Frank D. Hull, a prominent druggist Souhwestern Michigan PARIS GREEN INSECT POWDER MACHINE OIL COURT HOUSE HEWS, evening from a supposed overdose of ; morphine, taken a few hours before. | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Counties. Mr. Hull had been suffering from a ' severe pain in his head and adminiaWARKA NTT DKKDS. . . ; Delbert Preston. * aged Iff ,years,. a tered the drug in hopepf alleviating hia ! George E. Booth to Grace L In there goods you : groom of but a few hours, was torn ! suffering. ' . Warner. Lot 1181. Hastings * want [ from hia l^-yreur-old bride Thursday The state pardon board has denied j Florence E. Ford to John W. 1 afternoon by Under Sheriff McElroy of tbe application of Thoma. McGarry Bronson and May Stodge W. j Kalamazoo and locked up in the county for p3don. Great effort, have here I 10 Wock n। jail on a charge of perjury'. It i» 123 00 Add. Hastings Hasting*.- • made in his behalf by friends for pardi alleged that he ; obtained a licence by when used aa they 'j saying he and the girl were each 19 on from Ionia house of correction, ; Hastings Realty Co. to J. lx>should be used. years of age. The circuit court will wbere he is serving a four years sent- : renzo Maus. Lots 5 and 10 Why not buy where 'I be asked to declare tbe marriage in­ ence for connection with the Grand ; Blk. 7 Lincoln Park Add.. . -you can'ftet yQur valid. Preston and hia bride kiaeed Rapids water scandal, of which he waa : Hastings j Charlee H. Bauer and wife to ’ i each other good bye, swore eternal the: brains. i Abbie, paraona Lot 10. Blk., ; fidelity and said they would be married if tbe goods are not |i Carson City had a horse whipping । 10 Striker’s Add.. Hastings. 1200 00 again when they became of age. right? caaeonedav hurt week. A lady tackled |j Josophine Murdock Homer to , .1 » “an on tl»f street with a whip and,i James R. Matthews and wife : 1J1 tb« cimu.t <xum at Mamhall. . hi[n , 40 acres .sec. H, Hartings.... 2000 00 Judgs Hopknu, dirsetnd,. vwdlrt Of , wten u,. .^rrf,,! inlerfmd. sl„ paid I James R. Matthews and wife Prescriptions prepared aa if for *i IM.« In favor of tte Snvmth Day (or bo( Mid tbe Doctor’s own use. to Josephine M.. Homer I»ts. AdvmtiM Pohl,Jong ««ri.t,on dla jt Iscau-the mao ted defmnod HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Battle Crock against Mte L>nal» « oo.h„„„ । Hastings. ..................... -............ 1800 00 Sign of the Elephant. ter. of Topeka.. Kan. The defendant ' • ■ ’ I Sophia Welter to Clement Smith wrote several text books forjthe public !| . Fjifty new weaving mills have l»een H and M2 liioths acres sec' 17, , schools of Kansas and the plaintiff pub- received T."*."". l(K» (Ml this .week for Belding Bros.’ Hastings. liahed them. The books were not fabric mill. This lot now fills the ! Severt Hanson to Royal J. KenJ ||" Q | |A A J i delivered on time and numerous errors and tlte-three floors of yOn> Parcel Middleville ;|r. ?W , in tte aame oan«d the defendant not mill completely im wiu the large building will soon be occupied jilHe jBmieeon to Royal J. fw<»rtte»i. SheeonduetelherowX wlaiilb o( to„tnnliDg L-cwUld.® ttyatomTrutllln® « -^-nd. of yard, fo .ilk f.hric, i Kenyon, lota Middleville.... Clement Smith and wife tc • Fott.d Ham^llead Boat, < ’ ।, «'Wy - day. • _____ ' Hastings Wool B<x»t Co. 38 Mustard, C$ives, * 13 00 « -In accepting the poeition of ticket I Mrs. R. L Carl found what seemed • berths acres rec 1. HastingsPickles, Sweet and Sour. Ketchup, Confectionery, j I agent and telegraph operator at Jones- ■ to be a worm about 1% inches long in ' Thomas Taylor and wife to । Cookies, Canned Goods, J ville. MiCh.. George Brining, aged 16. tbe yolk of an egg Monday. Tbe fruit John H. (’orbit. Ml acres sec » New Potatoes, String Beans, < of Plainwell, becomes the youngest was bought of J. D. Butler and now ; IS Hastings. 82 sec 7 Hastings. J All Kinds of Baked Goods, 8000 00 J ; employee in aSrimilar capacity on the ! the query is what kind of stimulants1- acres. Rutland-....;.... Clatlarv * No one should go camping with- « Lake Shore & Michigan Southern road. I he feeds his hens. —Charlotte Leader. ; Charles W. Smith to Len W. J a,0’‘g °f °Ur OUB * He has always taken an interest in --------F.l-Nn-r Feighner. I-w ,tx>t 4X 4S and K E W lot lot LeafTee.°U** ° ** °F ver J railroad work, and despite his years is; Daniel Hawkins, leader of a gang of 44, A. W. Phillips add.. Naahville..* 2300 W Puffed Rice, the new Breakfast J well informed, besides being one of the boboesj who have been terrorizing sevFood, only 5 cents a quart. «.be»it younger operators on the Lake eralj visages in Berrien county, was Emma Fitch to Emma Fitch Fuff fine of Staple Dry Goods. J Shore road. arrmted Wednesday charged with rob-. and Ida L. Hire lot W O. A. --------i bing the general store of V. H. Hogue PhillijM add.. Naahville..... TOO 06 MY STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS. <, Richard Johnson a well-to-do farmer ! at Baroda. Fredrick M. VanNeaa to Elmer * I living near Lowell mysteriously disap' ' ' I A. Turner and wife. Parcel 41 peared lost Monday morning. He Stephen Yoder of lAke Odesa is re­ 3HU 00 29 Johnstown i went to Lowell to get a tooth pulled covering from a dose of chloroform tak- Elmer A. Turner and wife to W ♦/ *** rZkll\VJrTlL.l>f/ J an(j w},j|e there drew #100. from the j en tyitli suicidal intent. Prompt action Frederick M. Van Ness Pycel Dry Goods and Groceries, <, bank and sent pits banklamk to his on the part of the doctors saved his »ec 29 Johnstown'... filMI 00 I wifewith instructions as to how to ; life.: Despondency over financial QUIT CLAIMS. money. He then iiiR. j matters is given as the cause. .I draw out tbe --------(4©o. H. Phillips amUwitoto appeared and nothing has I»een seen ■ Elliot ?. Owen 30 acre* , rec I Tbe prosecutor’s report of Eaton . or beard of him since. 7. 40 acres sec 17. Orangtcounty for the past six months shows W 00 rille. , . , । that out of 340 cases prosecuted 317 i Mrs. Nellie Page, uf I n-lB’ — j were convicted. 14* of these were for brought a suit against Henry J. Hor- ; 7 PBOkATF. UOOKf. 1 drunkenness and 72 fur being disorder ­ ! rigan. an Ionia attorney, and Arthur j We will tlose our Green Eat of Jams* F. Robbins deceased. ______ ■ • j Chambers and E. F. Burger uf Detroit. ■ -ly. House to the public here­ Claim* heard and slowed. ' to recover title to two houses and lots I after on Sunday at 11 a.m. , ■ Leonard Van Antwerp a ten year old Eat of .lacob Erb deceaaed. Final i in Ionia. Ionia She claimed that a mortgage j, ]u Ia<1 Kalamazoo died Thursday of Everyone made welcome account heard and allowed. II o-ii-nn < j, ■ w. rwuitin^host a .......... « _ rn’‘ Kivw hv by hwr l»r fur for »««> tnrnAil tunwd nnt out til to II ,'lock wound up to the closing hour. be a deed. /“ —v. .. . _—ii the by court to restrain Horrigan from । A F. Burroughs C Son Nomination of guardian by wards filed. ‘ co llecting tbe rent. . ' Bond* filed and letters issued to Rachel ' The first apple shipment of the seaI M. Erb. j son was made frocn Benton Harlx>r, In Re uf Alexander Burkholder inI Tuesday, for the Chicago market. *an^. Petition for admission to asylum filed. Order appointing medical ex­ aminer* filed. Medical certificates’filed A Scheming Mamma (OrlgtMJ.] “Good by." be Mid. reluctant to drop W.J. HOLLOWAY ’ •> mg camping < W, H, FAIRCHILD, < ANNOUNCEMENT OSSI'S CORRESPONDENCE Best Body Brussels rug 10-6 x 12 at$35.00 . City price S45.00 A. F. Smith A Sons Axminlster Bugs 9x12, beauti­ ful coloring, at $25.00. City price 835.<R) Velvet nigs at$25.00. Which are sold in city for S35.0U Roxbury Brussels at $18.00. City price .5£>.(*) " ’ rugs at $15.00. City price 822.00 Empire We have tugs, all sizea. as low as. $1.00 Art Square rugs at "... $8.40. City price >12.00 See our line of Rigs and Carpets, all grades. Phone 76. Prices guaranteed Lowest. The Furniture and Carpet Man. CLIMAX The McHenry Millhouse Climax Pure Asphalt roofing PURE ASPHALT IS THE BEST prepared roofing on the market. No felt to absorb moisture as is tlie case of most roofing. No gravel to !oosenrand come off as is the case of some kinds of roofing, but pure asphalt tlirough and through, always pliable and unaffected by heat and cold, easily laid and better than any simple roof. ROOFING In Re of Kenneth Kirth Vance min­ or. Petition for appointing guardian Order appointing Ixitti? M. Tbe men folks in this vicinity are filed. 1 Vance guardian entered. very busy since the rainy weather. Erf of Alliens E. Burd deceased. F. IE. Johnson. E. Hathuway'and A. Myers the school board, went to Hast- Petition to determine hejrship tn«L Hearing Aug. 11. ings one day last week to purchase a HIGH STREET. । I I । j । i i | new I stove and rejmira ’for the old RUTLAND CENTER. school house. They brought the new stove back with them which was Ernest Edger of Hostings spent Sun­ ’Cole’s Hot Blast"’ coal stove day at Peter Vanderhrook's. 1 Mias LiUie Shultz of Doud school. Nina Otiaof Marshall came loot wi*ek I where ahe has been teaching, is spend- to spend her vacation with her parents i ing her vacation with her aunt Mrs. here. | Amanda M and bu»lau,d. Gnun ,>lis )ort ,„,lth.r hone la«t John and Grace Wyerman uf Shultz i week. ' j . ■ have Ira, ^amdinK a few day. with Tte ham and Lwntarfa of W. H. Otta j ' ' .■ | j I I their pan-nta Mr. andMra M. OreKun. b„rned u> th« ground )aat week Hugh Johnson drew the shingles for i Wednesday during - — -■ the storm. tlik Mdiool house last Wednesday. ■ . Tbe L. A. 8. will meet at the church Mias .Tulia i’hilley has been quite I Friday evening. Ice cream will l»e rersick but by tlw "aid of Dr. Howell is ved. convalescing. Every l>ody isj too' busy with haying Arthur GeslFr of Cedar Creek visited to create anything worth recordng. hia sjster Mrs. M. Sceber Thursday. ; Wm. Oaken isisnffering with rheuMr. and. Mrs. Alvali Seeber spent mat ism. ■ . Snndiy with the former's brother Fred Mrs. Burgha uf Caledonia apent last and living. wepk with Mni Lizzie Wood.L-0, Master Emmons Chase of Hastings is . Mrs. Blake, is visiting at Wm. Otis'. Spending a few days with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Hall. CURE FOR HAY FEVER Mire Elmira Ruh- spent a few days ■ last week with relatives in Hastings. Jesse Townsend HASTINGS order admitting tn asylum entered. ; Mr. and Mrs. L. Yeckley and daugh- j ter Mabel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R Hathaway. J. Holloway Say» tiyoml will Giver Refief. Sold Under Mr. »nd Mm Edw.nl Oerier of Hind, Corner, .pen. one d.y b,, „«K- PU P M T 1 HOUSES ARE BETTER Than FRAME! are CHEAPER Than FRAME! ARE WARMER IN WINTER ARE COOLER IN SUMMER! They are free from dampness aud frost. These are facts that have been demonstrated. I make a specialty of doing High Grads Wark. I have the very latest nnd most improved machinery for making Cstnsrt Mseks and am able to give customert the finest finished work. 1 do variegated.work and ornamental cement work of all kinds. • Cpmpnt 1 have bad. a large experience in the cement business and wil1 b® pleased to figure with you if yoa are thinking of patting in a cement walk. I also do Plastering and High grade Stone work. For further particulars address n, walks... Horace N. Palmatier, Vermontville, Mich. Mich. Guarantee. ,u '*7Su“'.« I with his sister Mrs. Mores Seeber and no hay fever. He advises daily treat­ husband. ! ment’with Hyomei for two or three ------------ *—’——----------; weeks before the usual time for the NORTHEAST RUTLAND. I annual appearance of bay fever. If We think we won't complain if we ll*is done’ ^>eattack 1)6 prevented. dronid n« it r.in ihi., wenir Ralph Brown and wife visited his disease, makes its appearance, use parents lost week. ■ Hvomei six or reren times daily, and The marriage of Mi. Iren. CY..ge ' w|wn to Mr. Foreat Potter will l>e solemn- Hyomei is used. Breathed through ized at. the home of the bride’s parents . pocket inhaler that comes ; Wednesday of this week. every outfit, its medicated air I ; George Potter is on the sick list alr Flnv.1 • • • nil germs and.soothing and healing the Floyd Brown of Ohio is visiting par- irritated mugpus membrane. * ento and friends the ^past week. ’ The complete HyomeiOutfit costs but Miss Ethel Brown is home spending.! extrH ’X’ttles BO cents. It is the her vacation. treatment for hay fever: sold by W. tatelo m.,n„K u,.f^ that1 M^^it" «~gi,“ U ill Haywood is the proud papa of an- ’•"tirfactioh. other hoy. ' fOLEBHONR-TAR CLUBBING RATES that Mats located? Readers of the Bannek ca» . “Goodby,” she repeated, but without an equal show of feeUng ao favorable dubbing rates wilh paper for any daily or weekly piper or magazine published in the VnitM Hood’s Sarsaparilla A QBALIH THAT WILL DO BUSINESS MONEY BACK Rheumatism State, or Canada It promptly n<’ntndlr*9 tbe arid In blood on which tor dlseaae drpend». com- . plMely ellml Dates It. and- strcauth<-:iif the । system against Ra return. Try Hood's. । Such waa tbe parting between Milton Bobblue, aged nineteen, and Alexia Dyer, widow, aged twenty-five. He waa going to a distant city to begin was b*-urtbroken because she would not coaeent to ac engagement. For fifteen yeans Bobbins devoted hlmaeif exclualewiy to two things— money making am! writing letters to the woman be-loved. He bad a nat­ ural gift for tbe former and was not half bed at tbe latter. Mrs Dyer re piled to bls effusions ai Intervals, but at tbe end of ton years dropped her side uf the eorreapondeuce for a long while. When sto* nammed It. Robbins was pleased that n rest seemed to have freshened her feelings. She re­ sponded more heartily than before to tbe warmth he put into bls own words. bls affairs in shape to go and claim hl* promise. The lady intimated mod eatly that her friends assured bar that hem was a remarkable case of wo­ man keeping her youth, and if when and felt the same toward her as when they partod sbe would censant to marry him. He -nHllied that he did not love looked old or young be would claim Then, noticing that abv waa disap­ pointed, be added, “No. only about two yean older." ' smile be had loved no well, and be went on. "One thing I notice In you, I grunt. Is changed. Your voice was tbe only feature in your makeup that I did not fancy. It was a trifle shrill. Tbe years bare nw>Uowvd It into a rich con­ tralto.” This cotnHhia'ut «teem«l to please her liiordlnntHy. She could not repress a self satisfied 'smile that hovered about her Ups. Hire did not M*-m to tire of such crrtlcbotM and asked for other of her Imprwenlenta. and be, seeing that to bear them pteesed her. told her of a number. “And now," be safcl at parting. “I take It that nothing remains but tbe wedding. I beg of you not to keep me waiting. 1 propose a trip to Europe. 1 have only n limited time to spend spent here murt be token from our so­ journ there." “If you care do more for display than I we .can be married imtnedlately.** “Very well. Let It be tomorrow morning and we'll take the steamer that salbi at 1 o'clock," ' The couph* were gone two months when they returned to the bride's home, where tl>ey rested n few days before going to their Dew one. One evening they w»-re sitting side by side when Mrs. Robbins said. “I wish you to tell me whether ycyi are perfectly satisfied with me.” “I am more than satisfied. I am delighted. When 1 knew you Unit I win admit there were certain traits In your character that at Umes grated on my aeualbUitit's. Time has uut only obliterated them, but developed many attractive features that I did not aven know you [xMecaaed." ' “And you lore me better than my other self that you knew years ago?” "Far bettor. You always told me that middle aged jnen prefer younger women; that when I should be at my present age 1 would scorn a woman of your agv. In reality, while I find that you have changed but little physically, your mind, your soul. Is greatly Im proved." He Lad hardly flnished speaking when a portiere was pulled aside and a middle aged iady came into the room. She 'was without bort and gloves, and seemed as moch at home aa if sbe bad always lived at the house. •My dear." said Mrs. Robbins, ris­ ing. "this la my mother." "Your mother!" exclaimed Robbins, astonished. “I didn't know you had a mother." “Oh. yea. sbe has.'’ said the lady ad­ vancing. wttb a smile, "and a schem­ ing one. Milton, don't you know met* • Robbins stared at her and recognized the woman be had loved fifteen yean kad escaped. “Alexia," he said gallantly. MI love you still, but it Is you who have forced can be section of Michigan. RailwayTimeTables. C. K. & S. R. R. Michigan Central. HasUtur* unfoliov KAKTWAKH ■KKU lUsttagB CMta Gw ■ Wood laud ir Woodbury Iv VI* P M Ry. T*n<lnx (iraad Rapids •:10 Z:3SJ7: 10:00 3:45 7: 10:' 1:90 ■ " EMI U ARll vna HaMtlni* WOODBURY -IONIA STAGE EINE Lrsvcn W(M>i>Rl'HV after,arrival of morning t:aln« st K..1&. Arrixe- at loata w , turning from IONIA 1‘ost Office at 1:15 F. M. arrives at Woodbury at 4.XX)o’clock to u2i M. Ky. sod train south era the K . & 8. WM. H. MARTIN, PROP. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ATTOKMKY8 KNAPPEN,. KLEINHANS & KNAPPEN, Attorneys. 17 Michigan Trust Co. Building, Grand Rapids. Mlcblgaa,________ ,___________ WhetU'Robidns firat saw his Alexia THOMAS A PRYOK. t.H Thomas after so many years' separation it was Attorneys at Law, L H- Favor Ln the gloaming of a summer evening. Office* over Banting* lily Bank. It did not occur to him that a woman C >LGKUVK A POTTER, under tbe circumstances would i-hoose Attorneys at Law, such a fight which would best concealthe change in her. Nevertheless the tbe cbacgr, but at tbe want of change. He knew tbe Interval that bad poeaed and ■■ould not • believe that time bad left her ao nearly what ahe waa. But when sbe came forward covered with blushes to wricoow him with the aanie peculiar gait, the same unique toes of the bead by which be wouid.know bar among a hundred, be gave do thought to changes or want of change*, but took her tn bls arms. When bls first transports were over Alexin said to him. "Tel! me. and tell the truth, wherein am 1 changed?*’ Robbins aurvwyed her critically. “Too m ed by any other newapap.- ,a A. B. KKNASTON. Attorney at Law. *r*cUce« m ail court* OellscUon* J. M* SMITH, Attorney at Law, Woodland. Mich. All business given prompt and careful attention. Collections a specialty. Banner Adria always pay. F. K. WILLISON. D. D . < ' .. Hutton, Mia. | , . . fmtsiciakm DtL LOWRY. Hastings, Mich. | speetacies on hand. . H. A. C.“ H. BARBER. Physicians and SnrcrotU —Aty or county reap/ prkmptne**. day or night. A HANLON. M. D.. Physician and Btngrop. r-; . Middlevl’ltx Mich R. V.OALLAfiHEP. fttoidan tai Surgeon. Dowling, Mich. Offic* hours 12 to 2 p m. aud 7 tu >1 p.a. j Trlophoor m Hou-/ Day or Niyi. [ ' j SURVEYOR. WaTtER HEATH? BARRY COUNTY ^LRVEYQB, !i"tldt-l:t«- OU Sro. «, •PraiflwUl *4<lrr-w l>rttoh. Mich.. K. F. I». S.t BUSINESS DIRECTORY P. A. SHELDON Abstract and Beal Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. •Money to loan on He*LK«tale. Real Es­ tate sold on commission. General eoureyfnmHh complete Abstracts. ROWLAND BROS For ElVEKY K1G> We have several first class rigs Ln connection with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Your, patronage solicited. Wm. H. STEBBINS Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director, Hoonr* next to CtaKtiM-' Studio. Residence S» Coin t <rw<. •B call* giromptly attend'd, da? or u'.f» I. t CIUi«a> Pbime. Re*. Oftl.v ? DAN LAKE 1 HE OLD* RELIABLE HORSE SHOER Shop on Court Street, jii-t cast of Jefferson st ■f—11 NORTHROP KING d/CO’S Sterling Northern grown tested GARDEN SEEDS of Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. L A FATON “• L-.rA. Lrtlvn, rHOXK Hasting*.Xo .Mich. 129 N. Creek Street. '■■■." QUCiPQ oriUt? 1 ttmkv ' 1 HOR MhX of bMHill&r M! BOY*’ SHOES. S*r my Hnr ' • i. Rfpalrtur nratly nnd promptb «!<■■'• ’PHILIP LUTZ. Aueoad dbOTxMMith of Powlufflc-. Table Cloths and Napkins We have a new maohin,e with which we can d<» up' Table Cloths and. Napkins like pew. Just trv ns and be convinced. • . Phone 243. The American Laundry- W. J. Stlrt. ? ip. No.77. Th\^T5CETNRT??ar No. 77. FOREST CITY PAINTS We have just put in a complete line of Forest City Paints and VarAishes. These paints are manufac­ tured by the Forest City Paint and, Varnish Co. one,of Cleveland's oldest and most reliable paint companies. They are absolutely pure and are sold under a positive guarantee that they will not crack, peel, chalk or scale off. Will cover more surface, wear longer, and give better results than any other paint sold. Frsszara... Welssert Bros Dsslsr* �5 HASTINGS BANN fC D. Cadwallad REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Office overPierson’s Grocery. HASTINGS, HICH. South 51 feet of lots 3, 4 and 5 and East 12 fevt of balance of said lot 3 in block 14, Striker’s addition, $20000. Alao lots 9 and 10, block 2, Grant’s addition, 520000. Fifteen houses and lots for sale. No. 340—A farm of 115 acres; sofi is clay loam and sand loam and lays well. 70 acres improved, 1H acresJxyttom land with nice creek, balance wood lot. Plenty of fuel timber. Fine orchard, fine bnildlngs, barn Is a basement 34x46, 30 rode from a fine church. 1 mile from school, fine flowing spring near build­ ings. No.'90S—A One farm of 125 acres, soil is heavy clay loam, level and free from stone and btuuipsi all improved but 10 acres wood lot. Fine builditsgs, indndinp scale house; barn is basement 40xt>4. Fine location mile from school, church, stores and creamery. No. 445—A farm of 30 acres, good sandy, gravel and cla^r loam and lays u little rolling and borders on a tin*- lake. A good H room house and out buildings. Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. R. F. D. and telephone line,2^ miles from Hastings. Might trade No. 391—A farm of 47 acres, fine clay loam soil, lay* rolling. Borders on a fine lake of resurt, 3 miles from two ■ little railroad towns. Fine buildings. No. 449-*A farm of 140 acres; 105 acres under plow, 35 acres of fine beech 6nd maple timber. A tine large sugar usb. Fine stock aud grain farm. Good Ibuildings, including silo; bam is base (ment 40x60. Fine location. ; No. 416—A farm of 120 acres; 115 iacres improved, balance oak wood lot. IFlne fruit and plenty of it. Fine large JialidingB. Soil is a tine clay loam. Near School and tine location. I And io* other farm* far sale. ice Fi rve I rash 1in ice. I Jusbt.; [ for fish'. with yu For campi your home me Home Made B .Meats just the every .packed tie direct. next order artlrs, or for on will find our f'uas and Cold ng- FOR COLD LUNCHES you wont find anything better than onr Cold Meats. They are prepared by an experienced man. and are just what you want. E W. Clifford The MEAT MARKET Man Two doors cut of Clw B*nk. Phone 22 Hastings. Mich. YOU ARE INVITED • to call and see the very latest prijit paper, known aa the ARISTO GOLD PAPER.. It will certainly be worth your time to call and see Samples of the work. Don't forget to see nje Wore you buy a Kodak, Camera, or supplies for same. - H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, HasttnH. : MleMfaa C. E. LUNN FINE TAILORING. FOLEYSffONEY^TAR LAKE VIEW. COUNTY DRAIN LAW INVALID nlluucd trom ua*c oas. I CORRESPONDENCE. Mrs Thompson entertained her daughter Mrs. John Puuian^from near Bellevue. ‘ MIDDLEVILLE. Verle Erb is visiting’a triend in Cas­ cade during her vacation. Dr. A. Hanlon was in Grand Rapid*6n business Thursday. expreesed in its title,' which shall 'uf this law is nut and that the ob M. Rosenberg, wife and son Claude expressed in its ti vm Grand viauu napiu" me spending bjr-huiu^ a n week wtoa of Rapids are On this point J holds aa with relative Mid friends .bunt tbe follows: ' ’ Tbe object purpose of viUage< tliis law is plainly to give G- Searles and wife of Atchison, boards of supervisors of the 'Kan, are visiting the latter's parents the right to modify tteTgronend [I C. W. Fenton and wife. . law within their counties Miss Elizabeth Pierce returned such boards deem it necessary ursday from a two weeks visit with proper to do so. There is nothing in ds in Kalamazoo and Battle Creek. the title of the act which even hints at innie Dietrich was the guest such a purpose. The title'woukl carryin Grand Rapids Thursday. no intimation to any mem tor of the of fri legislature or to any citizen of the state . Samuel of ('leveland was in of its real object The act is purely the village Saturday evening enroute local in its character and pamed hinder to his home in Leighton where he the guise and cloak of an amendment will spend a week with his parents to a general law. The object of a In- ' John Thede and wife, n wlnt i z lcal act cannot to expressed unless tl* j 'illiams ' Perb and son of Kansas location is named. The act is *a f «re visiting his father JuHak William, the rant and mischievous violation and family. Mm Chas. Annison Jr. tect is very siek at this writing. cunatitional provision adopted to althy the )«opld from dishonest, Miss Jessie Mucbta retmud to her legislation.” ‘ home in Cleveland Friday after spendAfter describing the p lings un- ( ing a week with E. F. Blake and nst ruction' der the state law in th family. of a drain. Judge St< concluded as Wm. H. MeKevitt wife and daughfollows: ter Ellen are sjending a few days in that the general • "It is worthy o Owoeso the guests of I. H. Keeler and t make the sigimdrain law does tures upon petitiun of five free Miss May Williams is s]tending it few holders li too asHMsment for ben­ days in Bsttl. Creek. tion lb the taking of any efits a c ’•Dusty” Winger waa quite seriously in such petition. It only proaction injured Snndsv afternoon by the exhfbi e locating and establishing of plosion of a tank which he w» helpn in case such signatures are not Frank Chariton has improved the looks of Jhis "place by trimming and palling the hedge. Grandma Erb returned to her home in Clarksville Wednesday. Mrs. Mar}’'McKay of Woodland vislted her sister Mrs. B. McKay of thia place Tuesday. , Claud Mead's new house has im­ proved the looks of his farm wonder­ fully. . ' Chas. Reed of Hastings sjent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Colvin. Andrew and Pearl Kennedy from the I state road visited their aunt Mrs. Gillespie Tuesday. The Misses May and Kiva Zimmer- 1 man spent part of lost week with their 1 ■ Grandma <»n the State Road. j »»"« •* >'°nI1K P“W« *»« «*'U I the Missm Irene and Armins Uille«rie Fraction singing WMne^lsy evening. ‘ Mrs. Chat Sfnith and family of this ' ! place visited her parents near Woodland Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and ■ daughter Zena visited Mr. and Mrs. • Vern Cotton on the Town line Sunday. ----------------------- — CASTLETON CENTER. . , " “"ey •nd '“n*y 8“jday at Morgan. • . .. . . „ 2 n , Mrajrvin Snyder and Susie MeCudV,"tol •’ I The J. S. GOODYEAR CO SOME JULY BARGAINS We are closing out our Shirt Waists at a discount of 25 per cent. This season’s styles and very desirable. We also offer our lines of Peau de Soie Waists, Tap Silk Waists etc. at the same reduction Ladies' Dress Skirts L4 off regular prices secure a nice skirt at a very moderate price. A chance to Reduced prices on all Wash Goods. Lawns. Dimities etc. For the best value in Black Petticoats, try an ‘Alain." a nice line at 98c, All Muslin Underwear at 20 per cent below regular prices. Try a NEW IDEA PATTERN, 10 cents ^rB- "’ll Offley attended ined upon the petition. If the ap- ing F. E. Heath to charge for his soda ' ^rication upon its face appears to be fountain. ^A very had inciaion was tb« ^neral of Glenn Deilar Wednesday, signed hy the requisite.freeholder^ the made in his thigh and he was removed 1 Mr. Johnson and son of Charlotte ; commissioner is vested with jurisdic­ to Butterworth Hospital on the early | visited at (ill Linsays' the last of the ‘ '* jtion to proceed to tbe point where he train Monday morning. An operation week. MAPLE GROVE. Peter Garlinger and wife spent Sun- . may determine whether or not the pe­ was performed ami he is doing as well I as can lie ex{>ected. tition waa in conformity to the statute day at Phil Shore's. Iteuben Norton returned fpm Rock­ ford DI. and if he should then: ascertain it was not. it would then become his duty to MORGAN. GLASS CREEK. Fred Shoup was quite ill a few days dismiss the proceedings with costs • Wednesday the lightning struck a lust week. against the petitioners. DROWNED IN RIVER. 1mm te longing to Mr. Wig Otis and j Mrs. Geo. Cannoh is some better than The Ixtanls resolution by fair construc­ The people of Morgan and vicinity burned it to the ground. He got out 1 Bhc was last week. tion requires the drain commiseioncr lie- were startled Sunday by the news of hia horse* and buggies atTd ja few other ■ i Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb is not as well , fore taking any action whatever upon an the drowning of a young man by the things. as she hits been the past week. application to first obtain permission (name of U*velnnd living with his step - -­ ■ ’ Mr. Everet McCallum ’ s house was ! in writing of a majority of the freehold­ Hay and wheat, are being cut in a father. Wash. I’rice. The young mail lightening but not mnch ers to be asewd for benefits. The law au'coifi]>anied by a burry this week as we are having some n number* of hjs damage was done, only killing a dog. makes'it a severely punishable offense young companions went Imthing just , very fine weather. ' been B. M. denkins and family visited at for the commissioner to directly or te'low what is known as the Turner Littls Hilda Whitcomb has indirectly inlerest-himself in procuring bridge. The young man not lieing abb* l*e McDonald's at Shultz Sunday. • staying at D. R. Slade*' the signatures-upun applications; yet here । w smut went wr... uv vmm mxo Grant Otis had the misfortune to lose wwk. to swim lieyond his w>swx depth mssu ami we have the commissioner by this reso­ wredrow^L Hi',”uV«re“‘r^ov«^' -m-ther heme l«t wck; of pneumon m. lution. required to directly interest in about an hour after.the accident ( COBB'S CORNERS. himself in procuring signatures, upon a happened. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. ' ' supplement to .the application, and Earl Gregory is home from the army improving the nice -weather. which supplement is made a necessary Percy Winslow and sister from near Chief Railway Mail Clerk. A. Dur­ prerequisite to any action whatever Mrs. Roy Sylvester of Charlotte is i Hastings called on W. C. Norris Mon- | Upon the application. « kee, accompanied by hi* wife spent visiting her mother Mrs. George In­ day night. ” To impose upon the petitioners the Saturday and Sunday visiting his wife’s gram. Miss* Margerie Marshall is spending burden of determining the boundaries people in Moqgan. Mr. Durkee also Mrs. Flora Gams and little daugh­ of thaaasemment district liefore know­ called or. some of his old friends, the summer with her jutrenU Rev. and ter of Woodland will visit her parents amongst them the I* M. at Morgan. Mrs. John Marshall. ing where the commencement, route Mr. and Mrs. John Trego. thia week. Bertha Farley is spending a few and terminus of the drain will lie es­ All were glad of the chance to again . Glenn and Iva Moore and Neuman tablished, or by guessing what land.* shake hand* with Allie and congratu­ weeks with her grandmother near and Melisaa Cobb attended the phono­ Quimby. will tie assessed fur benefits at the peril late him on his promotion graph entertainment at Irving Satur­ The family of Richard Miller re­ of being mulcted in costa and-expenses Mini Minnie Bailey expects to start day eve. and report a tine time. if they guess wrung, would be impos­ ceived woYd tlmt Mrs. Miller, wife of Thursday for the upper - peninsula for Do you want to know the cause of ing burdens upon them far beyond any Richard Miller and now an occujiant of the benefit of her health. the change'in the weather ? It is that required by the statute, and would Kalamazoo Asylum, wm dangeronslv Grace Stillsun is working tor Mrs. large blue umbrella on Allen Matthew’s ■ . necessarily have the effect of prohibiting sick. Al* Cazier. _ ; t mail wagon. the construction of any public drains Mr. and Mm. J. W. Munion ac­ Mr. and Mm. George Kmu are visit­ in this county. companied by tbeir daughter Beatricttrig relative* at Petoskey. PRATT’S DISTRICT. For these reasons I am of tbe opinion and son Cecil are visiting their ?<on in , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall are the Every body is so busy they have that Act 21 is verid. and that the reso­ Milwaukee Wia They will lie absent gnests of their parents Rev. and Mrs. forgotten where the first day of the lution of th« board of supervisors, from here for sometime. John Marshall. weelf is, but they will have to be par­ passed at its April session. 19QS. is Mr. Dennis of Hastings was in Morg­ School meeting wv lield at the. doned this time on account of the bad unauthorized and void, and constitutes an last jFriday calling on friends and i Branch school house, Monday, the 10th. weather we have been having. no sufficient reason why the respondent’ dispening help for the needy. should not act upon relator's applica­ Mr. Henry Burton was elected treasWallace Hobbs was a guent at Peter Sunday School picnic at Thornapple tion.” " . urer io succeed himself and Mr. Adrian Coburn’s Sunday Both in Gratiot and Saginaw count-. Lake from Hastings last Friday. Gibson is to do the work of ceiling the Clarence Lewis and wife have been At the regular school meeting of school house. ie« the special cownty drain law has . over harvesting his wheat on his been held unconstitutional. A case Dist. No. o Morgan the following Elzie the five year old son of Mr. and place and visiting his sister. officer^ were elected: W. N. Devine i involving the same law is soon to be Mrs. May Farley fell while climbing Mrs. John Putman has returned home tried in Ionia C& We hope the mut­ Director; S. I* Bollinger, assessor; into the buggy when at play. Tuesday after spending two weeks with her Moderator. ter may lie brought before tbe supreme Elxa Mead, the eleventh, spraining his elbow and ■ mother and friends. court so that there need lie no further splitting tlx upper bune ol ki. arm tn Mr Friulk wlkoK hlui thl. mi,(or. doubt about the matter. In both Sag­ Itch i news of the Akin, horrible plague mnerxl place. Dr. E. T. Morria was ' inaw and Gratiot]Counties, all seem to Most every-body afflicted in one way called and dressed his arm. It is doing „ .. . .. . , . . , Mrs. Scid Tinkler called on Mrs. have accepted ttei decision of the Cir- or another. Only one safe, never fail­ . nicely at piesenL ■ . , ing cure. Doan’s Ointment. At any very J J ' McKay last week. I cuit Judge as final. drug store. 50 cents. Delius Flook who broke his shoulder । while at Tboniapple the Fourth is rfnL-f. NO FALSE CLAIMS NORTHEAST IRVING. Common Council Proceedings. ing along a. well re can l» expected. The pro|rirtoni „t Fol„y, Honey and The Missee Freda and Fem Billings­ While a party of boys were in swim- Tar do not advertise this as a ’’sure Common council met in regular ses­ ley were entertained one day last week ming in Thornapple lake Sunday. ""T ,OJ oreuramption. •' They do not sion Friday evening, July ", 1905. , . , .... ., „ , claim that rt will cure this dread comMayor Heath and President Grant at tbe home of the Misses Gladys and LamuLovdere the 1. year old son ol p|^nt in ^VMOe<1 p,, do poolbeing absent, Alt). Hilton moved that Mildred Coulter. Mrs. Price went lieyond his depth and tlvely assert that it will cure in the Aid. Barber be elected chairman. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. William Kid ­ was drowned. Glenn Hide the young earlier stages and never fail to give Carried—Ayes, Aid. Barber, Hilton, "‘ll rel"lf j,” '1»-' ’7’™t der July 12 a son. Mother and son are man working for A. E. Mills in this , Sentz. . . ■ Foley s Honey and Tar is without Present at roll <h11—Aid. Barber, doing well under the care of Dr. Mil­ vicinity, tried to rescue .1.1 the drowning dou^ throat aud Inng Hilton, Sente. Absent—Aid. Brooks, ler. toy but his breath gave out and he waa I remedy. Refuse sulwtitutes. Grant, Hall, Horton. Welssert. For sale by Arthur E. Mulholland, Mrs. A. E. Haye was the guest of compelled to make for shore in order Moved by Aid. Sente council adjourn The body wre Sutxwwr to W. H. Goodyw. until Friday evening. July 14, 1905. her sister, Mrs. Will Fitield one day to sort his own Jife. Carried—Ayes. Aids. Barber, Hilton last week. found about an hour after be was last J CREEK STREET. and Sentx. James M. Patten, Mr. Joe Wing lost a valuables horse seen, a htde way from . where he went j City Clerk. Mr. and Mm. George Sadler.of Haslast week. It was strack by lightning. down in some drift wood. Glenn, non of Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel tin»f thcir <!»"«>>••' Mre. H. DlJI-w.w cess, H..I M.AS.IW Mr. Fighter of Freeport was in our NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Deller died Monday July 10 at tbe .age Bidleman one day last week. City taxes are due and payable from vicinity purchasing cattle'last week. Edith* Cramer visited her parents Mr. of 17 years. He had suffered about six ' July 1 to August OO-IMS* Collections Mr. Wellington Kidder Sr. is very months from consumption. The funeral yvn<l Mrs. George Reid a portion of last will be received hy DeWitt Bronson as poorly. D». Miller of Freeport Is was held at Barryville Wednesday, week. him. deputy at W. A. Hall’s store on Jeffer­ treating He leave* u father, mother nnd one i Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley French son street on each Wednesday and Will Cairns is helping Mr. WjHiam brother berndes a large number -of July 14 a 10 pound girl. Thursday during atove time. Brew with his harvesting. friends to mourn their w. Clarence Lewin and wife visited her D. K. Titman. t Mr. Dell Godfrey has sold his farm parents Chas. Bidleman one day last City Treasurer. for«1«0a . HlffM BANK. Mr. Wellington Kidder Sr. lost a Mary Strong from .Considerable grain and hay have , Martha and horse. The highest tklea in all>Europe occur been cut in this vicinity in the last Mancelona arcj visiting their Aunt tn the Bristol channel, where at spring BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY YEARS . Mrs. George Reid.. i few days. ■ tides there is sometimes a difference I Elsie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Farley I Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Dansville. Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman of over fort* feet between high and low HL, writes ”1 had bronchitis for I . . fell and broke his arm Thursday. water. The highest tMes In the world I twenty years and never got rcleif until ' daughter visited at Edwin Onu 01 occur at Fundy hay. Nova .Scotia, II used Foley s Honey and Tar which j at Dowling Sundiy. . ,. ‘ One of nature's remedies; cannot', where the difference Is over seventy i is a sure cure.’’Bold by Arthur E. Mnli John Freeman r~ /’ ** ........ constitution: never 1 and’ wife. Mrs- A. jlftnn the feet. The lowest tides in the world ex­ ; Holland. Snccesor to W. H. Goodyear. ■ Edmonds and niece Miss Hajtel Chase , fails to cure sumtuer complaints of ist at toke Michigan, where the differ­ Ask MULHOLLAND what ‘Bona I spent Mbnday aud Tuesday at Bedford, yunng and old. Dr. Fowler’s Extract j ence between high and low water io I of Wild Strawberry. i t he- guests ui Mix Lucy Hicks Dea” is and what it is good for. onlv three Inches. last week. BANANAS 15c. We have a nice stock of Bananas that we offer you at 15 cents per dozen. Call early, or phone us, and make your selection. z . t Ji J SANITARY continues to grow in the esteem of the people. CaMIT*aDV nDWAfl Everybody *Hat that usee SANITARY BREAD once. becomes a permanent customer, because il is made of.tbe best material: it* clean; it* wholeeome. ♦ “Orlciiatirs nt VESTER & CARTER laititirs. > * i HOT WEATHER SUGGESTIONS OATMEAL CRACKERS. ZWIEBACK, UNEEDA BISCUIT, NABISCO. ZU ZU GINGER SNAPS, GRAHAM WAFERS. COOKIES, and all sorts of baked goods, CANNED BAKED BEANS, SALMON. CORN. Our 'Chautauqua Blend" Coffee at 25 cents, and our “No. 6" Coffee at 30 cents can’t be beaten anywhere. Try them COOK & SENTZ, THE UROCERS. HASTINGS. HIGH. I Get Four Year's Reading I . NOW I For the convenience of thoee.who wish to order all of their papers at ♦ one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, can get 1 the Banner and any one of tbe following tar one year in advance, as ♦ f follows. I . ♦ ♦ t Banner and Detroit Daily Free Frees Bannkr and Detroit Daily Journal Banner and Grand Rapids Herald............................... ..... ♦ 2 f f X J Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal....*.’. Banner and Detroit Free Prean Farm and Live Stock Journal...............4'... ........................ .'..I... Banner and Michigan Farmer ...Ji.....’ Banner and Chlcago'Weekly Inter Ocean................... •.. Banner and New York Tribune Farmer‘.... *To tbooe living on Rural Route*, only. ♦ t J ♦ 4 S3 05* OS’ OS’ 35 60 75 30 - Theae ipeciai rates are offered aa an accommodation to Bakner d> 15 tons. If there is any paper or magazine not on tbe above Hat on which 4 we can save yod money we will try and do to. Remember the BANNER 4 Is never sold for less than 51.00 whether ia combination or alone. T All special price* are made on tbe other papers tn the combination. 4 WORK to WIN OXDKB EOK l l'BUCATIOg. HUte of Micblpui. Tbe Frotwte ( ourt far »• t'otintj of Barry. At a wmlon of «aM (ourt. held at tbe Protate ' ’Me* In the city of HaaUuys iU aald Count* cu the *th day of June A- l». Ifta. I*r*iMM>t: Hau. < h*»- M. Mack Judi* of ProtMte. 1* the Matter of the KOtlr of l.uettida BuulrtM SUMMER SCHOOL rrMQ having tiled is *i<i court hl* peutlou, pravlng tie may be HcmmsI to sell the rea estate ol -mid ItKXimjN-lrot at private sale. 1,1. lli.Ured n,.< >k. .. .J . .< Detroit, Mich. Voder new management. In* *-al«l iM>tlUon. It la Further Ordered. That fiUbbr natMie thereof t»e tttvrn by publication cl a com of IhU ordrr.far thr*e <ure«*«4vr wk+> prr'lmw tn kid day of heat-iii*. tn nwapapor printed mid IXA HKaViX Itrrlrteruf l*rol*atr. E. BURCH. �oooocoooooooocooocoooooooo WMIIMLift IIISHRAM OffKERS ' CALL FOR INVESTIGATION OF OLD I fMMH8 AWAY SIAM , — , Saturday Evening by Sheriff Furnlss Name Places Where They Say They Bought Liquors. LINE LIFE INSURANCE VERY INTERESTING FROM MRS- CARRIE YUTZ WALKER up aa yet. We expect the Coopers in ' I about a month. . j i April 11. The inside of the Toy ’ house ip nearly painted. Dr. W. has j I done the moat of it altho our coolie baa j LETTER | helped a great deal and has done very j well t Dr. Toy sent to Montgomery ’ Ward'and bought stamped ceiling some time.ago for the aix rooms of tbe house I Goodyear Bros. i \ \ \ > “It’s the best bodied paint { ®ver used,” said a hkeptira! painter as he came down fr ladder. He bad been uiing ' Four hoys, ranging from 17 to 19 It makes a vety pretty ceiling. They ■ ■ ; years of age. were .arrested tbe past COMPANIES HER PERSONAL EXPERIENCES are tinted green while the side walls I I week for being intoxicated. We .with­ are ..while. We shall try to pnint the I ! hold names because it is the first time inside and the entire outside of tbe | any of them have been arrested, and With the People There and Many house before the rainy season sets in, I Going Somewhere? TRUTH SHOULD jI we vxu ptuvotcut tuav they xaxcj waaa j'.VM. sincerely uv|K7 hope that will profit which we expect will come in about j Good. Wa’ra Interested, Facts About That Country BE MADE KNOWN . so by their sad experience' that they , three we^L As soon aa wa are moved ! may never offend again. Two of the. - we . can ikgin on the study of the I Are Given. Fqr we have tbe best line of । , teys named the saloons, of Thomas language again. Piteauuloke. Siam. March 29. 19U.1. . TRUNKS, ; So That Public Confidence May be' Doyle and Peter Kiblinger .as the Now for our first letter from our new Your letter and box of Feb. 12 came somewhat against his will, but in a manly way i. . . , j,** . places where they secured their liquora. ! Sunday. Also received a nice letter ; SWT CASES, TRAVELLING SAGS i Restored In the Sound Life Insur- , ‘ . , . r . , , . station to you all at home. How we I To the credit of other dealers, the toys knowledged hia error, and was ready to, stick to HIGH' •ver shown in this city. The low । ante Companies. prices will interest you as much ] .t the other pl.ra,. Wb.t tbe oScer* ’'oAIblt « »"e thing .ml mratber. “ *“^“r ’ ‘ nt , STANDARD after his experience. as the high quality of the goods. । Tte scandalous grafting shown to1 ... ■ ■ . ■■ ■ We ten Jan had onr AM l» in , "“Ur wrote Iter jonwnt bun a Yon know what it meant—BEST covering, BEST exirt in the Equitable .nd Wrahington | w111 we •" nl,*“' to “-v “ ,he »“’ vbyaiolog, tn Siamww. We now hare ^noer containing one of my letter. ; Littj. nnd believed t.. exi« in ttefatter I "*^0 ” ;".LS'o2'.'>f""tta" i» atajlfate. lor in 6^ erah cun Tiro of Georoia tbe "«-&»<*-with ro<b a piearonl spreading, NO WASTE bf time getting ready, MOM large Sew York lite insurance com- 1i Iwught '* ‘ *■ ” 1 ; * “ the liquors, aud it would nrt»b- amount required of a. new mimioiiary *un'rise too. lie are glad to know . Phone 314 ■ . , • ■ . ... . Iw'.ticrIiV vlqra li.tltnrn uti.i it wxxnltl Vv. economical. You know also, that it meant putting t<>. Hastings, Michigan, ; pame, as .shown by the reports of \\ al­ ,biv lie one witneea' word agaiiut the h*1* “* I*lanniog to apend oureveningv tlm* T®*1 “** ,o "t* ’h® letter, a ’i'-T .,1 in reviewing it a. ,L « Dr. To “a -.rnrally hope that in thi. way we may , Jefferson st., 1 door south of P.O. < ter Wellman, the special correspondent gether the BEST materials in the BEST manner an ! of the Chicago Record Herald, mils fur trim, mtd. owe anSdon. -SSL’! for | family goe. wbld, n Ul >. aome time .niel'~ wib S in the right proportions. It could not give BEST RE action by the American people. .The' tionran rurelv la-ertablbbed * * will pn“* the Thera am «, many thing. j| intelligence. These articles *T-1 ' surely j beat remedy Is to have such couipahies l.»tim..ny of one a-itnraa. and n,‘J ““ brf»re >"• «««h»"’ ' be blessed by ‘ the U Master M d used to . SULTS if ali 'these did not precede. We guarantee the create interest in other lands than our I under national control, but that will We bnve no idea'of excuaing the been there every evening to leant mi We own- jh ■ few days we expect two I ’■ durability. Every painter knows it is not a questi- ■ take time. The other companies of hnvB for thnir i«rt Th«v rertsinlv . w® <»«1<1 al»ont the station work. W« that city, in order to relieve ttem” 11 t. i i’ *“■ u I are to live in the hunse vacated hv the toore Mtrvants from Laus. 1 -believe I : ' of price per gallon, but of the amount lie gets for.hi; old enough to know better. But1 an ,o nve ,n xnt huu* by the • selveti of the specie charges made were if it\-ar Ih> established that the two To>‘s wh»cb is the better as he is quite i wrote >Pn wt 1,ad t o men *roui Lat* | ! dollar. HIGH STANDARD LIQUID PAINT an ! J mrohadom and who are (.•hrimiana Sonday we >ui against them of being annexes to .Wall if it vat. I—establiabed that tbe two ------------------------------------------- -----b-ed ™ °voTii might Ze I »«" i»» «« KWekbee wi® fonr other St. specftlations and furnishing oppor, or “T the other LOWE BROS, PAINT PRODUCTS L\ tnnitkw lor private graft, for their ~M llq-w 1o m.m« -vieUev. | ^b«-« . ..ho p.„„Bl(ok Hartiu's Perna ------ wbm --- •••*.-».ntendid —* , • ... . . raver.l. hymn, K ■ oairera thongb Ibeir rornneetion will, they should have the limit of the law. !।m,d rairmumt it !,J >*'■>■«•> W. enjoyed TEBIOR ENAMEL COLORS IN OIL. FLq. ,ii l'ublicrai1tiui.nt;n>.yn..tl».u-..>.wd1*ndwl‘«I •l’l">did el.ii>m«t.l it hu. '7?^' Haji's Catirrk Cue promoting schemes and trust companies. .....—.. — The dispensary is even tetter equip- ■ ^K^ther and then had tea ami wafers. PAiNTS. OIL WOOD STAINS. ALUMINI M ought to demand an InvMigatlon h,- by the rale of li,|nora to men who arn. -- ---- -- " Our two men ring a hymn em-h ereBl 's Creae Balm tbe autboritie. that public tx-nUdenne behoved to he able tu rea,< I P« be Ota at b.lraw. There > M^e's Catarrh Care PAINTS ETC., are made for economy and result.-. mav he nMtored temptation tetter than boys. But not * »b,e in the dispensary , n,“K 10 ‘ ™< Br opton Caterrt Specific Th'1 .u t , fk . a I even the uatrons of saloons car’find it t<’°* -W^’C1‘ helps much. Since we came 1 Rood to ■** tbef*‘ I*'0!11*' anxious Insert upon having this Paint. Write us for coler cardThere is no denyni> the fact that the I even tne patrons or saloons cai..nnu n wb„\ tu know all tbev can about our religion. Ke don Jellj KttnitMMe rovelMtionv. have fnrfeiteH tf. their hearts to excuse OT justify th© f ‘ n “ ' e U * Hj Mr Coopers coolie who . . 1. 1 and pamphlets. Equitable revelations have r>nntatHe nave forfeited to •» f ... rnnkiuv <> n th.. Umt Mv 1 u m busy cleaning up book-cases and, Ge Bill's Catarrh Cream of intoxicants to minors. -• ' u‘“ our cooKing on cue noat. Mj * » » . the teg eastern companies tbe confi- sale 1 --------------------------Chinese cook whom we brought from do,,n' ftoonu There ls much to Sh- op'i Catarrm Cure deuce the people once had in "old line'' 1 .. . 1. ..II -rail tra-ra. Nakawn to ... Bangkok failed to get ’to K.. ** d,,ne 11 tak**('timr and mH Bit left Catarrh Cere insurance. Until they do come up1 the boat before we left, f.ut we do not not l* hft w servants entirely. As with a clean show of bands, it will he PHONE NO. 1. THE HARDWARE DEALERS HASTINGS. MIC H Dr. A. W. CIiih's Cititri Cure. care a» be was using opium more and "°°n <s w** •’’e^fettted J >diall try to well to'let them alone. There in no Priiliiger's Catarrh Bala wore. We telegraphed tv Dr. Crook* semsthing interest. We doubt but that the big old line com­ at Prae Laos to see If Ke eJuld^get^* h“'‘,’l‘eautiul Plnk *nd r’>* n>** *•«*• GLASS CREEK GRANGE. Ma stall’s Catarrh Sneff panies are still good for their contracts I-aos cook and coolie for um. hia reply Son“* "f ,he are eiKht “d nine ‘ IVogram for July 29th. And a Dsaen Others. But the people who buy insurance of came ,yesterday, _______________ and said the two men feet high Had “** nice *frwdi *’ *tomatoes "" Singing, by the Grange 1 them in the future should, hav.e as­ from Mrk Coqper ’ a. vines for dinner... Does the higher education uf women hail left’and~wunl<Hie here Munday. surance that they will not be the vic- , Very good ! I It is now W:(M> p. m. and result in'happier homes ■ -MattieHu- . We have u contract Luas euuk tu ‘ tims of graft and plundered any farther ; vens and Libbie'Douglas. work for Sti ticals n month, that is the buglers in.tbe-tarrrcks are giving by those who have undertaken . the notice for all lights to beout. These Selection. -Mabel Otis. * about five dollars, while .the coolie in Not the spuriouJ. worthier kind, but the fresh, crisp* article soldiers area very ' reckless set. doing Pbon< City Drug Store.) most sacred triiM. the Supervision of When Is it desirable to' usesweeder- to get 1.1 ticals. Hastil gs, Michigan-. funds held in trust fur the widow and —By the W. Mfilter. that everybody seeks at this time of tbe year, such as fresh Yesterday we received neatly a dozen much damage to property l«>ide steal* orphan. • We consider highway robbery ing. Ttey try to te very officious too. To which is the world most indebted cucuanuts from Mr. Dalmer, tte Forest respectable and piracy on the high seas , LETTUCE, ONIONS, RADISHES, CELERY. tte plow, the pen. money or phayer?— Conservator^ stationed here He has The oth?r dayDr. Toy and Dr. Walker as gentlemanly, couipami with the Eva Erway. B. M. Jenkins, W. H. Otis, limes on hin’rtim’poiind too and"said we were riiling horseback past the bar^udc* CUCUMBERS, CABBAGE, STRING BEANS, grafting of certain officials and divert­ Charade--Bert Newland. . . .in>ght have some, Tte dilrpeniiary and the Senttnals cocked their rifles at AND WATER MELONS. ors of the Equitable. Walter Wellman Recitation—Ninn Otis , owns two saddle jionies fur visiting them They would nut dan* to. harm a says tbe -same grafting in kind but ’ Place your order with me. If you can’t come yourselt, then Recitation— Bernie Otis. . and touring. We intended tu keep a hair. otapy white man's tend because of phone. Your phone.orders will receive tbe same careful y. probably less in'degree wonl<\te found tn Music—Zera Newland. • lot'uf chickens for eating purposes the treaty relations.hut yet they like to tention ns though you were present in person; some of the other big eastern companies. ‘ 'make a show". . Selection—Lenh Havh^is. On our cdihpounds there are nearly li» They will —oome through all right no Dr. Toy-took Dr. Walker tu meet the dinging—Floy Erway. banana stalks. We shall have ten anadoubt, and be t>urged of their scandal? FESTER 6REUSEL, Proprietor various official* here—both Siamese Discussion, Do improvements lor alfthe 'year round. ~ BUTTERICK PATTERNS. ous grafting. But it will be just as well ( doing housework keep |>«te with im- ~iye_arrtvtd hist Friday morning hiiT~ anil German. Ttere are four Germans not to take out new policies in them opposite the is established t pruvemei\ts for farm work!—Ida Otis j ing been four days less time than any­ who are construction engineers along cago, Kglamazoo & Saguntil-'they bring forth fruits mete for phohi.no.io. the different ,parts of the railroad Abbie McKibbin. one thought we couldfrom make the trip in. ini w t IL R. depot. repentance. '’ Meantime those who have , ' Sunday, we received our home letters ' Pak Nam Po to Pitaanttlokn. One is policies should not worry. Their conpollcle. xbonM Thetrconoaa art crin B > B w B . ,, ......... . ............ ...... . ________ _ NVITE THE PUBLIC, tracts are no doubt good. It in the 3- roung woman at great, i-rbapa. ". *no*’T**“J10. We ware enjoying ■ ■ revolver in Hr Welk i nd all my friends and H rorpht.-monie. held Mr policy hold-1 «««>. wnriblllty. to tb. them very much when we hranl tb.’ ’’ 'f*k' । Id customers to come era that may he .mprired nut tbe Dund'' Advertlrer. begged tv Ite’ex- T «nd prilol-llkt crack at Iwmbo., « • ‘he raldten. kn.nv one ha. an I see me.I WILL .......... PAY ' Al ID When you buy our' xmonnta guaranteed ttftbe policie-. ; e““d trout vlritlng en .not who Uved tree, and • knew that lire wa. nrar. »™- “M’’' do "0’ ■’•"* < ? SH FOR BREAD you au The writer hold, iwliciee in two at “ “ °U ►'’l” f ’"•nda w, raw the Dei and Secoad Hind MichlHq, of of *a ” certain period were la " erlblgher and th. New York eomputiro other tluu. | tura. " rU‘“ p "”xl wm b 1 ,l.u,„ |e,p .................. . blither. Tb,. „— , a— material.**, bakeeby. “ •1 wind '*- •«>«»•«*. j».t right m the E-[uitablt*so he isnotspeakingfrom blacksmith'* aliop,tlilu■ the all kinds, also "There's do telling what moment a anon lu tin*rtHnu! ilhilnc n tlinlng ” rtMim! ■ an experienced I -'.- r prejudice. Hu believes, them good for said sbe hysterically.*' ”l*ou can't ex­ drive it toward-our .mission property. man's fortune may turn or what may and in tbe most •cientitic m u ‘ Dr.- Walker hurried haidk to our com­ deckle tbe turning.” remarked tbe vis­ NOW is the time to put in your Old In i, Brass. Copper. Rebbers, ner Everything pure, Qjeah, what the |nlicies call for. Bitt he pert me to eat my dinner there'; I winter ’ s coal. j ]«ound to see how much sweep the fire itor. who bad been listening to tbe >nd wholesome. ctinfuMot* to finding that tte big -tmell the hoofs.” DON'T wait any longer—Order of If you want tbe best, ask yutir Rags, etc. interchange of stories. A similar criticism came from on«.;‘ had. He, found gram .1 and 8 feet high v •surplus" accounts of these companies us today. l*hone HM. grocer for Barnaby's Bread. may be found on investigation to te a who suffered, not from overrates- burning fiercely with the haml»oos When yon are hungry couir ;o LEHEI6H. 1 will treat you fair and stenders. "The only question is wheth­ ment, but from something quite dlfbutttiot our mission propertv safe myth. And te further believes that us for a est “ and pay the highest • h<nn: 2“ ~ "*■ fcraut. »bc a »on..u of ra.»ntlr somethin. .10I™d the buhuul. b^k er tbe man’s got the wit to see tbe POCAHOHTAS. C.C.B., all these companies should te invest!*' ma ket price. chance and tbe grit to make use of .equirad wraith who went Into no .rt Mr ,hvn, „ ( j MASSILLOS, WASHED HUT,' gated and the truth about them known nllerv and risked fur n nahatlnr of ■ . . , , gallery asked for painting a meal MICH". w that jieople may know what to te­ certain size “I hdve just what you Iwgan with greater fierceness sonthwest HAS TINGS HOCIlie VALLEY, Everything is neat and-.desit ll eve. . want.’’ said the dealer. He showed , of Dr. Toy’s bonm* and came nearer •ary. I was out oa tbe frontier some PERE MARQUETTE. Lunch Room in .connection add nrarar. 1 think 1|------------------------m,l have lawn years back. when u young fellow I There are undoubtedly good, old line, her a beautiful animal painting, but and . oriier cooking a specialty. Nice life insurance companies, worthy uf she looked at It for a few minutes and | Hko the great forest fires in northern line of Cigars and Landies. -w.w confidence. But —as —.things - theu Nd rain han fallen for moled in his regiment and paragraphed i, public now 8hook her bead. “It won’t do.” Michigan. ADIES LINEN H. MATTHEWS*CO. are lbw gotri hxve to .utter with thorn "> w,'n thl* I’Lture (or the • - u>, wrek. and - yon can - inuytin.- . —— rap­ tn all the eastern papers for bls cour­ -Marion MstlbevA * <*h«M Kiw^rx COLLARS age and coolness. He had been sent idity of the lira. “ We .tarted for Dr PHONE 194. who hare trafficked for their own gain drawing room " "But ir. a bbeautiful ?u“.f”' iJi, ‘ •* First door eaatjrf Banner Office Just west of C. K. & S Depot. tblur." ventured tb. dealer -Not for T . „ o„„ H, out to meet an attacking party of In­ 1 hare a nice line of. Indies' Rwm 123 Hastings, Mich in the funds held -in trust or the wi.d- a drawing room.” announced the worn■, „ .. “ diana. He didn’t want to go a bit He Linen (lollars, and am selling them "« tb,-unttaow and the orphan. The good have an ctmeluairelr; -you cooldb t have a m'n '"*■”»th" j‘ck actually trembled when be confessed for QR panic but they’re worth 1of hospital, and aev- to me it was hia first call to dangerous no reason to f«ar and ahould court the cow In a drawing room." only uulliOf more. Try our | moat eearc.hing investigation. Thoae -------------------------। eral were carryingout trunks (already duty and he'd give anything on earth (ihina apd Japan * Tea at X. and 50c. Pvs\le« From, the Greek. i«icked fur America, .j We rushwl up to be out of the affair. In less than who have been managed by a lot of . . If two are a few. why not three; if stairs and helped too. Mrs. Toy was , twenty-four.hours the station waa ring; grafters ought to be compelled to show • HING,». with tte way he bad held hte . their twoks. and the guilty officers three^ why not four, and by a gradual- j too weak to work Ht all. nnd Dr. Toy ' Iw ly .A advancing rarairaro i« increment of »..ro.i number why u_ tx)nW jrc They frou’“l. «v«'n when bls men had beat ' ought to be punished. not 10.000 or any othyr number? Or. had rung tte large bril and summoned * ^treaL It was a miracle he wasn't ngalfl, If the loss of a single hair doe* lb. roMi.r. to help ran-,°r ‘”ted- ,toyta* **’"* •to*t" DRESSMAKING , , ‘ . uSmlocl handed tn tu r«n» face nnd and Hro tire ac on thra the aAvanra. advanc­ W. J. HOLLOWAY. Hasting*, Mich. not make a man bald, why should the U. and Sewing. I am prepared to do ■at it uut with tennna leaves, which 1 loss of two, of three, and so on, and Iding foe"— all work in this line. Have had Who sells the L. & M. Paint, have much water in them and do nut ■ forenttnlly tbe loss of-nll? “Just one of those Instances of a good experience and can give city If, {then, no addition or subtraction ■ bum easily. We carried down every­ ton finding tils native courage In the Wants every church to know, that ai reference*: l.’harges reasonable. lioerai quantity of tbe L. dt M. Pure■ of a unit can transform a small num­ ; thing movable, of value, then 1 rum­ prese'nco of real danger!** Hoonis <|v«r the Banner office. Paint will l>e given, whenever they’ ber of wheat grains Into a heap or a i inaged the kitchen for imilB, dinhpaUK ' “Not ,a bit of It. He was riding a Miss Myrtle Westcott. paint with tbe L. & AL (’all for it. full bead of hair Into a bald bead, bow i etc for carrying water. Fortunately mate nnd Just nt the critical moment . Is It' possible that either transition ; there were barrels of water under the U1,> nt,te“! Planted his feet and re­ should ever be accomplished? ; kitchen and so it did not have to be fiwed to budgs.”—Youth’s Companion, than even to make the attempt. We have . Take a grain of millet out of a bushel a complete up-to-date stock, and the man and Jet It fall on the ground, and it broqgbt from ;the river. If the. house makes no noise. Take every grain in bad not had a tiled roof it would cer- j Mulholland’s Prescription Work or boy who wants to buy a nobby, dressy ' succession of IQ,000. let the same hap- tainly have "gone up in smoke" mid ‘ *,.as teen much praised bv the PhyslHUit can find just what he wants. A • look m01 I pen. nnd no sound is beard. Then col- ifth.thad gonE than then wra a ^“’tSL cl«u..»n.p'/..rra..n,thing th, X ° ‘ in and a “try on’' always settles the mat­ j lect ail the grains back Into the bushel ter. In tbe Clothing World . 1 and pour It out, and the result Is s compound. ' : ____________ ' great noise. How. asks Zeno, can 10.* [ 000 noiseless processes make one full : but saved tte'house and everything in I I of noise? w it LV.t have Lujl — first V ____ ■ .. and. Aaaa^ra Mral^ra. W- a ____ __ ■ — it. We bad nBB our burglary No Bribery. have fought our first fire. We felt as ■ An amusing episode In politics is though we wen* fighting for our own I vouched for by a minister of religion as having occurred near Gillingham, home as we shall soon be located in it The river ia 2.1 or 30 feet low now. England. A lady canvasser for ons of You win buy any kind of coal you want of-us the local candidates called at a bouse. We cannot nee It at all withoot going at anyVyme of the year. The lowest price of 5^5Jl<^ f°r that's beat. We have them both. The I found that the Voter was out and In­ out to the fence, ae the banks are m» 1 I qulred of the wife. “You think be will high. Dr. Toy says it isairegular <ioal and quality always guaranteed. . tor-I * CDUC difference between our clothes and others, is what, sells 1 vote for my candidate, do you not?’ ours. rent in the wet season. Mail closes ouaoi r J “Indeed he won't,” replied the wo­ here every Wednesday night and is | man. “He has been promised a new 1 have a full line dr Optical I Fine Line of Cent’s Furnishings. j pair 6f trousers If he votes for ths received here every Sunday. । It is 9“ i Goods and will tert your eyes * degrees, above aero, here in t|ie center , r j other man.” free of charge. SEE OUR NEWPORT NEGLIGEE i The lady canvasser scented a petl- room off this house now. We each , t t Remember me when you I tion for bribery, produced a sovereign have wet cloths on our heads. We are <t WATCH GUARDS at 50 CENTS. ' .h?Ta Je,WP6lry repairing of any j and said, “I will give you this If you right in the midst of our hot season. 1_ X kind. Prices reasonable and . ..11 all rar.,I work guaranteed. ’ , will tell me who made your husband and we find relief in Wearing moistened *" ! that promise.” clotlu on the head. Th«* nights are ♦ “Certainly 1 will,” said the voter’s , cooL top cool in fact. (April .1) The~-£ BAUER BROS., Proprietors. JEWELER PHONE 2S4. . wife as sbe pocketed the money. “I j Toys expect to leave for Bangkok to- t'1 .? Lssdlnt Clothlsn. — '---------------, promised him them mjrsetf.’* day but ^heir polemen have not come ' \LOWE BROS. HIGH \ STANDARD LIQUID \ ' PAINT : : : W. H. Myers & Son, < A List of Remedies We Sell For Catarrh. GOODYEAR BROS, tTHE GRANGE] QREEN GOODS Q. A.- HYNES-; Hastings Metal & . Machinery Co sm HORTON’S. I COAL UUn . . BREAD 25 cents Barnaby Bros., There are some things a riian can hide at this time of the year—but worn troufiers is not one 'of them. Its cheaper to Buy a New Sult The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co For Business lOLEYSHONEWIAR : EVES TESTED Stein-Bloch « ‘Clothcraft Place your orders now for future delivery and your wants will be carefully 42 to Lumber I Brick Coal, Wood, Fence Posts. Geo. Newton, Chidester & Burton �PERSONAL MENTION. ; Grand Rapids. Mich Aug 7th, 1905. For this occasion a rate of >1.31 for the 1 i" Call at John Bessmer’H the Jeweler round trip will l»e given which includes j for musical goods while his reduction an admission ticket to the show. Date sale last*. of sale, Aug 7th return limit, AugHth. i A party of young folks took a boat Lake Orion Bible Coriference, Orion ride down the Thornapple from the Mich, July 26th *to *Aug-6th 05. One We are offering great bar­ ■ lake yesterday. find class fare for the round trip is gains. Ail of the following Angela luay have wings, but that authorized. Date# of sale. July 26. 27, books were $1.50, we now offer i does not indicate that they will wel­ 28, 29 and 30th. Return limit. Aug 7th. the original edition at 50 eta. l come a man millioner. On every book you buy t. for Summer Reading. or. • Whit Benham made a business trip j to KalamazxH) Tuesday. C. 8. Palmerton, of Woodland was j in the city on business Tuesday. Andrew Haqier, of Detroit, visited with relatives here the past week. Dr. G. W. Lowry went to Detroit Monday on professional business. Mich. State Holiness Camp Meeting The C. K. & 3. have purchased a lot of .new steel rails which will be put on Eaton Rapids, Mich. July 2«tli to Aug Mr. Francis of Three Rivers spent I all the curves on the line, the old rails 7th.. For this occasion one fare for the 1 to be used for sidings. round trip is authorized. Dates of Sunday with G J Stauff and family. hits Petticoat* ■ ■ Titles Frank Heath, of Middleville, was in In our Middleville letter will be Bale, July 26 to Aug fltli inclusive. Re­ Prisoners of the Sea ■ Kingsley tbe city Tuesday evening on business, i ' found the particulars of the injqry of turn limit. Aug 8th inclusive. C. H. Thomas attended and addressed Brevsters Millions . McCatcheoa a young man there by the. explosion of Congregational Summer Assembly, Frankfort Mich, Aug 2nd’ to 23rd. An alMaccabee gathering at Maple Grove । In the Pelite of the King . Cnefort the tank of a soda fountain. Thursday night. , At the Presbyterian parsonage Mon­ excursion rate of one fare for the Pin Call ol the Wild . London Mr. and Mrs. FredSpangemaher will । day forenoon Adelbert Craven of Hope round trip will be given fur this occas­ ! and Miss Libbic Hardy., of Baltimore, ion. Dates of sale July 29 and 31 Aug leave for Racine. Wis.. Saturday to Letters of a Self Made 1, 2, 5. «. 7 and 8. Limit for return, visit relatives. • Merchant to His Son Lorimer were united in marriage. Rev. H. H. until Sept 3rd. . . Van Auken officiating. John Russ, of Beaumont. Texas, is , Correlll The Master Christian . Michigan Central Annual low rate in the city, being'called here by the i Ed Scidmorc received word that on’ The Right of Waj . .! Parker the 14th he was again .made grandpa. excursion to Niagara Falls N. Y. will death of hi# wife. be rufi on Thursday August 3rd at very \. White There was Isorn on that day an *■>«. W. B. Hitchcock is in the city hav- ■ Conjurers Hoose . pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry low rates from all Midtigan jKtints. ing come home to attend the funeral | When Knighthood was in Flower. Caskoden Meyering, of Muskegon. ' Tickets good for return for twelve of Mrs. Eva Russ. days. ii\luding day of sale. Tourist. Uncle Terry . . Clark Munn Campmeeting will bo held at Mid­ Inez McIntyre is filling tbe position land Park. Gull lake, from August 2 j sleeping cars at greatly reduced rates of Flora Hemey during her vacation Alice of Old Vincennes . Thompson will be attached tonight traiuR at con­ in Alleghany. Pa. 18 inclusive. Rev. Frank A. Miller. ' The Gentleman frn$ Indiana Tarkington of Elgin Ill., singing evangelist, will venient points, in addition to standard Thad Taylor of Middleville was in sleeping cars and through coaches. The CelebrILj . . Churchill also conduct a serie# of evangelistic For full particular* call or write to any the city Tuesday, the guest of Dr‘ and chalk talks. Mrs. G. W. Lowry. Michigan Central Agent koi e Greet Many Other of the New Books. Lre H. Pryor is at Thornapple lake . Dr. Charles Kusm-ll was in Albion Detroit Driving Club Blue Ribbon Ashing. And this ' — ) is the size of Ou most of these Books tbe Rato Meeting at Detroit July 24 to Monday called there by the illnern of 50 cent supply is limited and. the fl«h he caught, and brought home. 2'<th. Michigan Central will sell ex­ his. brother Mark. day. But this(----------------------- *J J. W. Bentley is at Gun Lake busily cursion tickets for tbe above on July’ the publishers offer them to one is the siae of the one he hooked, but 24 and 25th limited to July 29th for the at work building a boat’house and in­ only a few of the big dealers the blamed thing got away. stalling a new launch. return passage rate.on first class fare in this state. Harrison Van Arman, son of Joseph I plus one dollar for',, admission Coupon Mrs. Wm. Keats returned Tuesday to Van Arman, formerly of this city was for the round trip; home in Kalamazoo after a visit with married in Detroit Tuesday of last ■ her friends in this city. . Round trip summer Tourists’rate# to week to a Miss Shaw, of that city. His , Sir. and Mrs. Albert Carveth went to. many friends here unite in wishing 1 Bayview. Charlevoix. Harbor Springs, them a happy and prosperous wedded I Petoskey. Traverse City and all Michi­ Delton Tuesday to s(>end the day with gan resorts are now in effect and will Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Faulkner. life. continue throughout the summer. Mrt. J. J. Judkins, of Texas, waa The C. K. & S. is doing the largest Very cheap rates are given with a re­ called to this city Monday by the death freight and passenger business in. its turn limit until Oct. 81. * of her mother. Mrs. Eva Rus*. Phone 31. The Druggists. history. Hastings appreciates the lien-’ Mrs. James O'Meara and son of Kal­ Special round trip puudny nites are efits uf this line -which, through its Goods Delivered amazoo were the guests of Mi^ and now in effect. a rut/"of one fair for the connections, gives ns tbe Grand Trunk. R. F I), orders filled the day received Pore Marquette and Pennsylvania sys­ round trip will Im- charged. Passengers Mrs. E. A. Rider over Sunday. Gnutirk ; . . McCitckm !A SHORT STORY. • • 16.00 Ladies’ Silk Coats $1.98 6i00 Ladies’ Covert Jackets 3i98 5100 Ladies' Walking Skirts 3i98 li25 Ladies' Petticoats <98 : WANT MORE? -. Castle Cruet Crn Heath's Beef, Iron and Wine is a great hot weather tonic. • $5.00 Embroidered Linen Waists $3.98 5<00 Linen Lawn Waists 3<98 3<00 White Lawn Waists - - 2.25 2<00 White Lawn Waists l<50 l<50 Voile or Lawn Waists - <98 l<00 Percale or Lawn Waists <79 | STILL MORE? • $1.25 Ladies’ Oxfords, Black or Tan, S <98 1< 50 Ladies’ Oxfords, Black only - 1<15 1<75 Ladies’ Oxfords, Black or Tan L48 ■ 2.00 Ladies' Patent Leather Oxfords -* L65 Fred L. Heath & Carveth. tems. About twenty of the boys from the Woodworking factory surprised Mr. O. C. Fortier last Wednesday evening; it being his 42nd birthday. The evening was pleasantly sjtent in card playing after which light rereshraent* were served. The boys left a nice gold ring as a reminder of the occasion. Musical Instruments will maxe a great reduction on all our musical instruments to and including Saturday, July 25th, • Out stock is full in Violins, Guitars, Mandolins. Haujos, Aujtohorpe and Zithers, and all kinjds of trimmings and strings. Our harmonicas are the beet to Mother (reproachfully, to her small son)—Jamie, where have you been all the afternoon? Jamie (uneasily)—At Sunday school mamma. Mother—Then how is it that you are wet and smell of fish • Jamie (in desperation)— Well, you see. I've been studying alxnit Jonah and the whale, and—well—I guess it came off on my clothes. all be fold at a remarkably low price to clean thAj out so as to make room for new stock. Come E-arly JOHN BESSMER, The Jeweler. Hastings. June 25th, 1905. ' MODERN TREATMENTS for the cure of Ml chronic aud surgical cases ■ RHEUMATISM. DEFORMHIES. and all Nervous, Blood. Skin and Chronic Diseases. BATHS OF ALL KINDS Wanted:— Young women for Train­ ing School for Norses. Address, Room 90? THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, Jackson, Michigan must reach starting point by midnight Mrs. Rosa L. Cobb returned from tbe same date. Tickets are good on nil Vniveraity.huepitai friduy^but islworse passenger tmjnson this division if they and. is under the doctor’s care again. . Roy Darling, who has been at work. for some titne at the C. K. & S. depot here, has received a merited recogni- i lion . of hjs services by being promoted to a poeitiuu with Superintendent . Sargeant in the general offices at Kala­ mazoo. Louis Greusttl, who had tbe place which? Roy is now to fill, was compelled to resign because of rheu­ matic trouble. Loti is now in Battle , Creek. • . be found anywhere. They will , What toe wu we dn, we do'lo ® Frank Jones is home from Ann Arb- j । A Michigan train* for Michigan people, fast, comfortable and conven­ ient. Michigan Central “Wolverine’ saves half a day going and coming and gives a whole day for business, in New York. Leaves Hnstings’at U/JUJ a. m. Detroit 8:40 p. in., arrive Bettjdo s:50 pm.. arrivA Grand Central Station New York. 8:00 a. m. The fastest train in America. . Try it Epworth League Assembly at Lud­ ington. Mich., July 16 to Aug. 27th. 1QU5. at a rate of one finit class limit fan- for the round trip. Dates of sale, July 15, 17. 18. 21 and 24th. return limit .Aug. 29th. . • Miks Winnie Brown and her brother Ch&riip. of Grand Rapids, are visiting their grandmother Mrs. Lemuel Eaton. Mita Margaret Reen.of Grand Rapids, visited her sister Mrs. P. A. Sheldon the past week, returning home Tues­ day. . Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Watkins re­ turned Monday from a two weeks visit with friends in 'Three Rivers and South Band. Edward L. Bptier, of Kansas City, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer. He is a nephew' of Mrs. Messer. Mr. and Mrs. George Carter return­ ed from Detroit Friday. Mr. Carter attended the State Bakers’ convention -- ----- ---------------------------------- ------ —• while there. W. 3. Barron Agt. Misses’ and Children’s Oxfords all Reduced. • If You Find You Don’t Want ’Em After Buying, Get Your Money Back Every Time. ! WRIGHTS Of Course, Nowhere Else. • Hastings, Mich. PHONE No. 30. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 't : •••••••••••••••••••M M M M M M M M M M M M M 9 M M M M M M Make a Dollar A A A A A * A A Ah A A Ak A Ml A « A MB* AM Ot M A l WWwWWWWWwWWWwWWWwWwWwWWWVWWWWWwWwwwwwwi M. C. Excursions. Forcpaugh and Sells Bros. circus! Local News I | A Savings Account | ANNOUNCEMENTS f* Roy Fullerjeft Tuesday fora business trip to Indiana in the interest of the »------------------------------- .----------- • The Christian Science Society Ser­ Table and Bookcase companies, purch­ vices in the G. A. R. Hall, pjpic. at asing lumber. Mrs. Emma Shipley and children re­ , 11.1:30 a. m.. -Love. The quarterly meeting at Sto ny turned to their home in Grand Rapids Monday after visiting her sister Mrs. Point was a decided succem. O. C. Fortier a few days. Services in Townsend’s Hall Sunday Representative Schantz exj^cts to ! evening. Tbe Pastor J. A. Allen offitake in the Lake Superior Canal Semi­ Mr. Bings—How many children has | dating. Subject, Spiritual Efalsy. Centennial celebration which will be Blink*The Yeckley Aid Society and W. C. Mr. Giggs—He han three. The old­ । T. L*. will meet at the home of ‘Mrs. held at Sanlt Ste Marie the first of est and the youngest are girls, and the ■ Eva Yeckley, July 28 for dinner. A August. second is a boy. Word received Monday from" Mr. n ice-’ program after dinner. Even* and Mrs. Emil Tyden stated that they Mr. Biugs—That's the first time I body come.* ever beard of a sandwich with the were well, having a fine time and ex­ The union \services of the M. E. pected to reach Hastings the first week tongue -on the outside. ‘ Presbyterian and Baptist churches will in August. l>e held at the Baptist church next SunPeriod of DUUlBiloameMt. Mrs. H. G. Alden, of Battle. Creek, Every man has a pretty good opin­ day.evening. Rev. Crandall will preach and her-little daughter are at the Lomion of himself tUl he gets in public Hastings Chapter No; 7 0. E. S. will l>ard home, and will remain hero for iMkliijiiffTIff ii Bcoun lref be is. hold n special meeting Tuesday evening two weeks, a# the guests of Miss Anzo July^»5thfor initiation. Mrs. Margaret Lombard. * T. Moore. W. G. M., of Bay City will The usual fortune of complaint is to Henry Ford and wife are visiting excite contempt more than pltje-John- lie present and other Grrand Ixxlge friend#.in this ■ city. They will move officers have been invited. KU. to Paw Paw Thursday.- where Mr. On account of the U. B. Church being Ford has rented a hotel, having given The Machine OU you get at Mul­ tom down tbe services next Sunday up the one he conducted in Woodland. holland's WEARS. I will be held in the Creamery Building • on Hanover St. The weather permit­ James M. Smith of Woodland, was in ting an open air service will be held the city, yesterday. He will move to this city next fall, having offices over in the evening. the BANNER office, nnd will live in ; Regular meeting- Hastings Chapter 1 one of the new homes being'huilt by R. A. M-. this week Friday evening. I W. L. Thomas.' Work in R. A. degree and refreshments. Mrs. Abraham Horney and daughter Flora left Monday for a. visit with Dr. G. Arzi and family of Alleghany. ’The beat holiday,” said a school­ Po. Mrs. Herney will also virit her teacher, “Is a Swiss novelty that we : I ought to introduce here. It Is nut right , 'brother Ben Loeffel. whom she ha* not I for us to treat our school dilldren In i Been for thirty-five years. J the matter of weather as we da The Miss Genevieve Rider returned frum Swiss have a maximum temperature Grand Rapids Saturday evening ac­ 1 for school. When the thermometer goes companied by Mr. and Mrs. Claude j above that maximum there Is no school, whether the mouth be April. May or Campbell and children. They are now September. Tbe children in the insuf­ spending the week at Wall lake togeth­ ; feratjle beat are free to bathe in tin­ er with Mr. and Mrs. James O’Meara kling brooks, to picnic in cool groves and son of Kalamazoo. | orrfd boJt on the wind swept lakes. Dr. H. B, Gam mOn was in the city I Tbe Swiss recdgfilzo that we can Ira­ ’ pose no greater suffering on little chli- Monday enroute-to his home in Carl­ : dren than to confine them for long ton from Ann Arbor, where he had honrs at a stretch in an latolernbly been for a week. He had taken Mrs. hot schoolroom. They know that chil­ Gammon to the university' hospital dren • enmiGt under such conditions where she had been operated upon for i learn u thing; hefice the school direct­ a tumor. It will he a pleasure to the i ors are wise enough by muklug these many friends of Dr. and Mrs. Gammon , heat holidays to save the teachers and to learn that/he operation was complet­ the children much misery and much ; । wasted time." — Louisville Courier j ely successful, and that Mrs. G. Is im­ proving nicely. | Journal. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ is something every man and woman should have. It is a tower of strength itT time of sickness and trouble. A sure support for old age. *, f J ♦ | t : J We pay 3 per cent on savings deposits and your money is not tied up, it is payable on demand. . r ♦ Accounts may, be opened with one doilar or more. ♦ ♦ X The safety of your money is assured by a capital and surplus of over 6100,000.00 and assets exceeding a half million dollars. ♦ ... • - . | | - .... t> i --------------------------------------------------------------- | ] Hastings National Bank, ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. : I t ..H.UHUHUU.OOHUM.Uumt ................................... li Quality, Fit, Style! B They are all embodied in our for men, women and children, • -----AND— | CLOTHING, <1 • 3 •••MM t • SHOES, • for men. young men and boys. Excellence in Quality, our Highest Aim. not right OSBORN PAYS THE BILL. Saturday, July 22, Misses’ and Children’s Barcfect San.dais, Sizes 8 to 2for 50 cents. If they’re J • • II 001101)11 2 I. H ||NK||HN 2 «» «• UUUUIlIll • ft �HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 20, 1905. HOLMES CHURCH. WOODBURY. ]»Woodland WOODLAND. When FINE BALL GAME. Our ball team went to lake Odessa ‘last Saturday and played ball with a team from Sebawa. At the end of the fourteenth innings the score stood 2 to 2. It was simply a pitcher’s tattle at> none of the men in the field had any­ thing to do. At the end <if the four­ teenth innings the Woodland pitcher notified his captain that His arm had played uut but as there was no substi­ tute he was continued for the fifteenth inning. Woodland being tanked and St b twa getting three scores, making the final score 2 to 5 in favor of Sebawa The same tefuns will again play at Lakh Otlessa in two weeks. • You Buy Clothes there arc several points that you do not overtook, but in some of them you mUet necessarily trust to the honesty of your dealer. You want clothes that are MADE WELU; FIT NICELY; LOOK GOpD. You also want GOOD MATER­ IAL. Here is where many get deceived, because thefie are many cheap imitatious. that are- all right to look at, but *.be wearing quality is not there. I have a fine line of Clpthing. and It will pay you to-trade with me, be­ cause I will make everything aatisfactoij. ; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Stowell have gone to the State of New York on a three weeks vacation visiting relatives and old friends. Our small pox cat.- is getting along nicvjy. No further cases have develop­ ed and the quarantine will soon lie re­ moved. ■ Full line of HATS and CENT’S FURNISHINGS. Mr. Gibbs and family of California, a brother of Mrs. 'byons, have been spendings few days at Rev. Lyons.' They went to Eaton Rapids on Friday. J. N. COVERT, The Clothlor, Woodland, Mich. OUR IDEAL COFFEE at 20 cents b > ? S r C 4 C ROBBERY AT WOODBURY. Robbers broke ,into H. V. Helen's I T s Barnum Thursday. .ter. Frittey night Mid took .horn »1UU, The A & w(jeM wj,h Rev. I. E. Crites of Caledonia, waa jn our village on buaineas one day last week. The American House has .been closed once more. H. F*. Ford who has been succeaefuliy conducting it for the' past two yearn has decided lo remove to , Paw Paw. Mr. Ford shipped his goods ' Jn)|s I Fsrmerlj et Detroit worth ol goo* They wot fo tte Jn| ,wh A yowMry »»e dw invitation invitatlon is i. extenueu cxtendwl to to an. JI. . , , .nd, took .boat , , A> ~ , : dial ।| rings, and then they took 2 pairs of shoe« amounting to about *4. and then Miss Hattie Bntlpoh entertained tbe . they walked ouL I follo*ing persons one dAy last week: ______ Blanche and Martha Wickham andMins j REM cm SJUUTARIUM Mra O. La»h is very aick at thia «»™b Cole, of the Cl»ney. writing. * Mrs. Viola Smith of Medjna N. Y. • Mra Rillie Metier and daughter mother Mra. Mate Townsend Hazel visited at Wm. Martan s Sunday «f Cc*U ?rove were the guests of L. ; Towneend’a people Friday. The farmers are getting their wheat' Slra. Sarah Durkee and daughter' in between showers >-W n-r" S rt8*’""1*’' "‘'h W'“'‘ _____ Races were very nice over to near r reejxirt. Otlesaa Saturday Mr. and Mra. Jake Yarger were the on Monday and himself and family went to Hastings Tor a day or two and WEST WOODLAND. will then at once go to Paw Paw and take charge of fa hotel, there. The Blake Barnum of tbeSqnth town line travelling public will Ims sorry to lose nnd Miss Lea Bronson of Hastings were our' genml land lord and land lady. callers at C. Senter’s Sunday afternoon Mr. Royer. J. H. Reisinger's hired Washington Woolford' of South Da­ man. came very'near getting his arm kota in visiting John and Frank Parbroken last Thursday while -helping mington. load a binder. His .atm got caught Mra, Adair Senter of the South town under the binder aiid oa the top of the line is the guest of C. Seritei* and fam­ wagon l>ox anil tefore i|t ronl^be pre­ ily this week. ' vented was severely hfluiaed but for­ Herbert Schaibly of Cleveland Ohio. tunately was not broken. Mr. Royer i. ite gnet ol hi. brother, Frank .nd will Im? ab|e to wiirk ini a few days. ■ Henry. Goerge Riser is gettisg his threshing Albert Hauer is taking u business machine ready for business and will course at Grand Rapids. soon Im? threehing'wheat, P. R. Holmes and wife of Woodland John Landis took one of his pop com were gueats of Mra. Ida Durkee Sunday wagons to lake Odessa last week where afternoon. he expects to work in the near future. Frank Farmington. Henry Schaibly John'Kathennan and wife 'of JLake and the Hauer Bros, have each purchOdessa visited relatives in North ” ‘ ased a hinder uf Risinger at Woodland Woodland last Sunday. I Rev. Lyons and family went to Eaton. Harland McArthur oi Sebawa visited Rapids on Monday for a three week* relatives in Wyodland »n Sunday and vacation. Monday. We are sorry to learn that our friend, Joshua Dillenbeck will leave next Dr. McGufiin, of Hastings is very sick. Tuesday for OrtgOh j where he will Dr. McIntyre was in Hastings Mon­ mo’t his wife whb wenit there a little day on business. over a year ago. J Mrs. Wason of Northern Michigan i> A new telephone line from Lake ['spending a few weeks with Woodland Odessa is being placed in North Wood­ ■ friends. ' land vicinity. • 1 J. A. AhfaluT and family are taking I George Parrot of W<x»dhui(] visited j a few days vacation at North Jordon latke Odessa frifenfis last Saturday and । Lake. Mr. Abfalter’s new launch is ! Sunday. 1 kept pretty busy. ! F- Furrow has decided to locate in COATS GROVE. NORTH CARLT.ON. Wheat is nearly all harvested while ■the farmers have lot* ’ of hay standing yet. Some pieces are nearly spoiled • by ho much rain. . Mrs. Burt Frisby had the misfortune to lose her purse while in Hartings a I week ago .Saturday, hut she found it ; in Wright Brothers’ Store and she was 1 in Halting* Wednesday and goi it. • • ! ; ; | I HEART R/KiLrt NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry, Notice b hereby given, that by an order of the Probate court tor the County of Barry, made on tbe Mh day of June A. D.. isos. four months from that date were allowed for credit­ ors to present their claim* agalnvt the estate . Probate Court, at the Probate office In tbe city of Hastings, for examination and allowance, on or before the 2athday of October next, and shat such claims will be heard before said Court, on Saturday, the rwti day of October next, at ten FKOBATK ORDER Blate of Michigan. County of Barry, At a session of tbe Probate Cot On reading and filing tbe petition duly veri­ fied of Walter H. Burd. Kb of said deceased, playing that an Order or Decree may be made by thia court determining who are or were tbe is ordered that Friday, tbe Mtate. are required to appear at i id Court, then to be iwideu at tbe or the pendency of said potltfca nnd the hou&g SS1SS8W! NOTICE OF LETTING OF BRI DGE CON­ TRACT. Notice Is hereby that I. Philip W. BurnlMkmer, of the County —..j. -~.rjan. will on the 1SLday of August, A. D. iWrrit the residence of Eman ue!--I., Blade), on wctlon one. township ol Carlton. -I...... I,. la tbe township eg Carlton, lu said county. The •ootract- for aald abutment* or culvert Rir said drain shall be in rwcordanet- with the plans and Bsrry to which reference may tie had '■by all parties InfereMed. Contracts will !■" made with the lowest rmpunslblc bidder giving adequate i right to refect **■ completion i nt ieltltis aliovr ■rwartftarl . liAtwifUrttnn’Nfeh.. July nth. A. D. i«*. Phiilii- W. Rrnoiwa. Count) Drain Cbminiaaioner of tbe county of for Oklahoma. Mrss Shoop was the guest of Mra‘ A. J. Hunt Friday. Mr. and Mra R. B. Lehigh Valley! Railroad “Th« Line Beaitiful" I TUI OLD HUMU SPECIALIST DO YOU WANT FREE CONSUvFr^nPTNTON OF ' jf you are poor your treatment ! discouraged we wiH wait -j are welL this is your last chance. We live to do good, are honest with all. Forty-five years’ ex- j Murdock spent perience free. This trip and today Sunday in' Lakh Odessa the guests of only. _________ ' John Demeray and family. the picture of the only Dr. a. i i , ,, * B. Nplnney h. thi» •tut» Hie bl»wy i» ** . Mr. and Mrs. A: J. .Hunt were the ■ follow*} Fifteen yrnre la private practice^ , • . ”"T""' r '-c.r *»"«' u' J-r Hanl ‘",l wrf',n ‘ “rlu,n Sunday. ' Two y»*r« profeuor In Drtrult , Coll.r. and twenty-two y.are in Min Hattie Butolph sjent a few days <h«rx* of Alma Fanitarium •>< . . . . «. .1 r^il.r.H nnw- vw.r >>ld tOT U । BUFFALO Ice Cna NEW YORK goes to it. Per Voilet T PHILADELPHIA Almond nt . sunt ur Faultie ATLANTIC COAST Wi«.<h ELLIS Jack Downing of Nashville is •qiending his vacation with East Woodland friends. except one in a month V ■ rd <lx<* below aa follow*: Mr. Gaylord of Tacoqia Wash., was „ r___ .... the guest of hi* uncle Mr. E. Lee lart our tim» and tfca b»r»fit nt cur fbrtr-tour week. ......................... . - , — -au'.t of cartful »xamln*tlon« *s<l . | । , , Dining Cars, a laican. j For time-table» and d«acr>pti,r matter. »<ldre'* W. B. WHl f.L‘ k. Oeaeral Agent, Paaacager ! | , :• ment. Bultalv. N. V.. or H. H. toy. ERTS. Traveling Paaaengtr a. .-,. 7 Fnrt Sti4rt. Wert, Detroit M,.; j | . I tlw city of Ha-sUnr*. In *aid coiuiV i the ■.•«h day at June tn tnr >e .*and nine hundred and ,fi> e lYeMml. Chi»». M. Mack. Judz-vl I" On rrxdlug «ud Bling toe t-tltio;. «d. at Helen M. Farnum. wl4"» rased, praying that admlui*traoon nay I* granted to Willard s. *a« . gitbcr aulUblr parson. Thereupon It is ordered, tlia: > utnrrai wouny. or rae •*»« F»cuUw to Wom»r.. N«mi*u «n<j ail Mr. and Mra. M. M. Bradley of NashWi? tbe,r nephew O. C. Sheldon and family ,, rofonnitte^ Club rwt. cro«o-Ey«*. Tumora. . Mim Grace bbeldun Rjs-nta couple of days last week with Mira Ada Boyles of Wert sunfieid. Mr. tana Mra. E. C. Hirker and d.ught’.r TteUi. vi,.ted tteir |~ruu H»r» Lip*. *tr.; a!»o Jaundle*. Dyapypai*. DtarrhM. »afl an forau of Uw, Stomach aafi P*rf«-tM ta old KBiwrwoie Gures ca>^ l**n ntffteeted or uniknitalb treated. No oxr*eim»ci» or fsilur*. Partiva jraated by mall “ — THE DELTON Connects at BufTai«>arJ ' Niagara Falls with all | lin^s from the U e?L ’ j recorrelaa PROBATE OKHKH frere PILES or any state of Mk’lilzlin. County of : ralt foe our pay until . At M ra«3on of raid - r; .............. hvalth is the guest of his friends Mr. •nd Mrx U~nt. HiU <or . tew day. Five through trains daily. | Ar.aon _ _ . __ . .. . provr. Thr olfire hx« bren rua br Six helre. renins phnietaiw in th* »>m* that ut«y .ronta hire until about a y»ar «ro when Korean A K*r.ne4y bourht then, cut and bar. bren run*•“ Tie bes 7per box to EAST WOODLAND. Mra. I^uraiSheldun on Thursday. I • Mrs. Hitx Ekentwis entertained a .friends . .: ou^Snnflay. . .. . few :w fr».~1« RnwAwy. ]t WM her • •'.................. seventy eighth birthday. GOOD . 8 sheets especia packag envelop RESORTS Mrs. Jamr-H Friend. | mon to Brldinc. Mleh.. nrxt «prir.«. _ I hax a Bai , " M. L Cote and wife of Lake Odessa completed, call*! ’a nn ! *! called “ at♦ J J. ■«« -St Jnhn John's on Unna<v Monday. ! Mra. Geoqge Hall of Nashville visited j, SEAS Read! w ^OUR CASE, _______ .. guests of the latter's parents Mr. and j8 frcc. If you are Mrs. James Townsend of Coats Grove.. an(j wc can cure you, . Mr. and Mra. Belding passed for our pay until you through our street this, week enroute Come and see US; Mira Glendola Hagej* spent ]»rt of • Mra. Frank Cassady of Rogers' last week th»- guest of friends in Nash- , Corners ha* been dangerously ill the ville. . past week. Mira Ine* Cole is spending her vaca­ The Rogers' Comers School house i- , tion with her parents in Ea*t Woodto have a new roof and Leap Kan-her j. land. of Freeport will do the work. Mra. John Shantz whu ha* tjeen Clayton Hinckley of Alhion will he seriously ill. is nqiorted as *oxne better home this week to make Mr. and Mra. nt present.’ . Ickes, a visit before he leaves, fur IZM Little Orpha Lehman is not aide to Angeles. Cal. sit up yet and therefore cannot return from the Hospital'at Ann Arbor as soon . CARLTON CENTER. as hoped for. Walnut Street people ire ver y busy Mr. W. Goebel of New York City Cincinatti. Mr. Furrow has been in Coral Fuller ol Hastings visited Woodland for two years and has built friends'^ere Snndity. a good deal of cement walk but has Miss Bertie Johnson went to’.Grand 1 decided to go to a larger city. Ledge last Saturday to stay over SunA. L. Cooper lias been laid up with ; I day. s J a lame buck for a week or two but is Mr., and Mrs. Kiley returned to their I home in Detroit last week. SPECIAL |.-^25C! ■ better now. 1 > • Archie Holden took in tbe barber's I Com for Mim -Murdock of Hartings visited £ | examination nt Lansing last week and j | Mrs. Vehiie Warner last Friday. is now a full fledged barber. I Vera Ford and sister of Woodland Don’t forget that I deliver Philo . Fuller had terns newly orders several mile* out from C. A. Pitcher and wife l bo *ent sjient last Saturday with Doria Sprague. ' " ’ ' ’ hia ’ Coats Grove. Phone me the-.upper ]«ninsula ’early last spring shingled last week. when you want anything. ’ Mra. Alta Priest of Woodland spent have returned; having decided to live Roy Fuller and three children and last Thursday with her sister Mra. in southern Michigan. Mr. Pitcher the Misses’Ada and Zella Odell spent has gone to Battle Creek but Mra. *™er‘ Remember I pay the highest - ... .... . - . • . Sunday at Philo Fuller>. After visiting her jiarents m the Pitcher "is stopping a few days with market priee for your produce. 1 northern part of tne state Mrs .Dr. Woodland friends. O. J.. Wright of Detroit spent Sun­ Roberts returned to her home here last Samuel Teeple of Hartings is spend­ day with Mra Mattie Wright at-bin old Tbnradtey. ing his vacation at his old home in home in Carlton on hia way to attend Woodland. Mr. Teeple says that he . Mra. Townsend’■ daughter Viola from the annual meeting of tte Northwest­ COSTS WOVE gets home sick and has to come lack -New York State visited her last week ern Mutual Life Ins. Co. . 0ENEK4L STORE. returning home last Saturday. r occasionally. is a fine coffee. Try it, -and i if yon are not satisfied with । it vonr money will be cheer­ S fully refunded. What more। r equid you ask. <X N.HBREW B. SPINIEY *^thri^toghterNJ. .and Mra further ordered, that raid peatkK-. j.t- LiCKt to the prraocx Interested In st14 r->Ufe Of tte. Mudetxy of raid |xmu<x. awl th- limitsf thereof by esustna a copy of thl> .-nirr to Se INMUMM tn Ke Habtix..* Hannem, * SewMNiper printed and circulated tn‘ uik county of Harry,ooor Inc-aoti wreg for tnr<»- sac- A true copy. Mr and Mr» Henry Hicter on Sandur. Remember Date t! • Howard Boyer and Burleigh Swift 'rr’rde<’ A MenJiy can may myo-you tutor* John Ehret of Nashville visited his John Abbott is qqite ill for the post ,. , . . °, »uffrria*: It h», toad* Ilf- anrar to tb.auu.nA> son James of this place Sunday and few days.-' an spending their vacation at home. c-rtiihi Monday. Mr. Suvine of Ntushville is visiting himtand *i>d w- h-.ionn f«. The ladies of the M. E. Church have The L. A. S. Ice cream social last ' his ancle at this place. REED CITY SANITARIUM Leu Wolcott of Freeport, who has Thursday night was well attended. lieen making great prejiarations to Rzzd City. Michiw** been upending'a few days with his Proceeds over twelve dollars. have a very enjoyable social on Thum- I J. St. John was the first one here to date of this Dotlce. the midi of E.i". -.7 !• !.r-d day evening at tbe home of Elmer E. j cut and into tbe ham. parents in our village returned to Free­ The baby contest held at the Coats King Ice cream and cake will be j Mr. Barril's. cottage is approaching | Dr. A. B. Spinney will be and Keventy one and'Eotly-Klxh: u i. port with his fairaly last Sunday. “-c v.vomu <u>u mu mu । -•••. u«M*u n. vu»agv t» •pproacning ; a r» • »« -. th* Ifollar*. beatoeo tbealtoit:»?'» «:rd Grove Church Tuesday evening was Mra. L. E. Bates 'spent Sunday and well attended. Grace Gutehees carried served nnd it is hoped that all who completion and will won be a fine at Parker HotlSe, Monday, hereby riven that.’ by virtue of the p<>»-. p1- • Mn will attend and teip u tte pro- n«w teatarn on tte hill npor tte V. H Julv list from I tn A n -n Monday with Hartings friends. off tbe Silver Medal. contained In said tnwtxap*. t '!'»!) f- '■* >-eeda am to i« applied upon Rev. Charch. I JO9 P- 1 tame, by a sale al 'inib^e auction, t • ras bidder, at the north mot door■ t-urtMr. and Mra Goodenough. Mr. and Duff’s salary. H. E. Hill and family went to Battle Consultation Free. • , Mrs. J. Hosmer and sons of Lansing I House in the city of Mcatiara a,, th., t - :rc.«la» Creek on Monday for a few weeks va­ Mra Ona Cotton of Wert Sebawa at- | of Hepltsniier 1*» al twnli We are pleased to hear that Dr. J. are spending vacation with the former’s tiwt certain piece or paniil of : • cation. They expect to take in Gun tended church here Sunday. ' G. McGufiin is able to be out again. parents Mr. and Mra. H Swift in Fast county.fat K-v Mr. and Mra Levi Cotton of Scipio Lake and other resorts before they re­ ■ I The local base bail team expect to i Woodland. , visited friends here Sunday. turn. have a game with a team from Bowne ' Tbe editor of the Woodland News on Aug. 5 and will give a social eveNORTHWEST CARLTON. j SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. published a prayer for good weather ning (Monday) at the home of J. I Those people that are getting sand Listen for the wedding bells. last week and good weather came and Elsenbood's the proceeds to be applied at the side of the road should lieware lew, tbe same being tbe mortgagee!pr-®'Misses Grace and Orpha Ellison who the farmers are all happy. They say | for local team there is a law u> prevent it they will banquet Mr. Grozinger after have been working at Hartings spent' i Rotert-Traver who has l»een clerking A. Fausey and wife spent Sunday at a while, just as soon as they can get Sunday with their parents. I Attorney tor Mortage*-. | for W. E. Allgeo will be mimed by his A. Shiveley's in East Carlton. 1 Dated Hartings, Mlcb.. .hme Mb. twetime. Mr. &nert Raoey and Miss Mabie j m«y Irtend. (rem th. Center Jon, M1- Hxxe! Fuller 1. .pending tte In one of our locals last week we Kilpatrick spent Sunday evening with ! Rob t was always obliging and trust- Beek in Hastings. metioned the fact that Burt Snuggs had Mr. and Mra F. J. Hager. .... „ worthy and we are sorry to lure him ] Tbe Miaea Seeger and Sisson of been in oar village to see his daughter Mra Z ’ * J “d hi* con,1“t raile -Ve who had the small pox. We were cert­ Glenna took dinner with Mr. and Mra Freeport were visitors in the city the ■■ are sure there will lie several young ainly mistaken for we are r eliably in­ J. Wotrlng one day last week. : people sorry! formed that Mr.^Snuggs has not been in A lud of jolly girU from Lak, ' a g Gaaiauw on Friday law Mra. Dwight Barnum who has been | Mrs. H. B. Gammon on Friday last our village since tbe small pox broke Odeww wan. teen on onr .trwt Tnewlay ww quite ill for the past two weeks in able .k „^er„nt , verJ „rloM out here. We gladly make the correc­ o week. tion (tfr the removal of a large ovarian to ride out tion. Mine Vernia Edwards is spending Gayle Hager and Earl tehman were tumor from which she has lieen suffer._____ .her __ , James N. Covert, oar clothing mer­ the guerts of Pearl and Charlie Warn- j ing for some time past She stood tbe vacstion wi^h her parents of this jilace i ootrnt mrdirlnra, which th. rxmpto«M for a time oalr to break . *b*n happy In donteitlc Ilf., ’ Don’t I.t quaek* exptrlment on you t'br NF 'chant, had a runaway last week His er Sunday. ’SuTtrn hvKh*° CUT* r°«' Ot-li OUAKANTERS AKE shock and although weak from the low Mra. Dr. Gammon who has teen'sick* I BACKED BI BANK BONDS that th. Blood or Skin dlma*. will nrv.r r»*.urr.. borne ran about one half mile and was “avs.krtn already cured by our NEW METHOD TUKaT Little Al Barnum is helping Messrs. I blood is in a fair way to recover)’. for the (MMt’three weeks has gone to I mura or th. dlw*M. No exp.0m.QL nt> ruxstopped by*a man without having in­ * ^atch up’ '”•* a poaltfre cur.. Th* wont earea »cdlctt«L Bowser and Boyers in hay and wheat Mra. Hoch of Auburn, Indiana spent Ann Arbor for an operation. We wish jured hinuelf^or the boggy. Mr. Co­ M MM1 USU WITHOUT WI1TTEN tOMIMT. harvesting. % ‘ last Thursday with her daughter Mrs. for her a speedy recovery. I vert was slightly injured. There is a great deal said of Itbe H. B. Gammon, HAD BLOOD POISON 12 YEARS Ferris Roee of Grand Rapids was in citizens of this vicinity about certain i “How Is your guardian on diploma- ! oar village on bnsinees Monday. young fellows over driving their horses | cy? Do you think that be can under- ! SOUTH CARLTON. Prof. Eugene Davenport and family while pleasure riding. Mrs. Bulotph is very tow at this stand the -finer points of n secret allL I □r Mien., reof Champaign. Illinois, are spending Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Holly and son writing. unco like ours?" asked the young uian. I 'I 4b cot Uk« notoriety kind, but 1 feel' 1 owe “I can answer that question for my- ' their vacation at the home of Mr. Leland were on our street Sunday. One would naturally think from the •elf,” said a sudden voice. "I am in I Davenport's father. George Davenport, Some of the ladies 'of this vicinity fQNg . -j some folks make over the ice favor of.an open door policy just now­ ertnptome in South Woodland. attended the Missionary meeting' at ' ulcere fon cream social the hall boys give on and I believe this Is your bat, sir."The case of the people va the Ped­ East Cartieton last Thu raday. that mjiur? some pcupie people Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune. __ . * ; Wednesday - —— — "-j evening, tun, dler was dismissed Tuesday on account Tbe rainy and tbe lUhing held a patent on lee cream ma-iaK of lack of evidence. aeaaon with our tarmere are nemingly Tbe boya are nnking the qneatioti why Mrs. Hnrdpan—Yea, Johnny, yeou kin Dr- Benson and family are spending over with while they are all bury with when they attend all thechnreh social, hex nn apple If they be any stHrtln’ ter i a few weeks with relativejKnd friends their harvesting. Knd p,,. jn |() sptteJohnny-An’ e» they ain't start- | in Grand Ledge. Rnite. .i...__ ..... chntrh people do not attend their,, In* ter spile? Mra. Haedpan-Tbon ttw bono palm tn four and In four months I wa» entirely cured. Te»., Mra Jane Sidnam and family went rich Mood in tbe rmna: nklm moTwd I 7**“ ti">' b,'l‘l ““ to ““'"“‘h • ball yeon'U bev ter wait till, they dew. rtr-Ju^^TeA^F.5'on^%Zrli,“w for Bk7a to KalamazoqUart week to spend a few women strong and healthy. Burdock tean> Cowmltatkm Fire. Books Free. If uaatla to call, write for a Quretlcs Blank Them apples cost too much ter eat ’em tor tintna Treatmant days with relatives. Blood Bitters. At any drag store. . “ Remember the road picnic to te helth fresh.—Chicago News. Charles Nichols and wife are the qp r~> y 4^ : Aug. 30 at H. A. Nichol's orchard. Man 1* a good deal like a fish. Yon proud parents of a 10 pound girl. The I IS IM laiHaUaai ImM AI1 l*d'« *r» "penally invited to fem ths know, the fish would n$ver get into very mother and baby are getting along 148 SHELBV STREET, DETROIT, MICH.. > . Jr ■ eome "I"1 brin« their hanlauida and a aerious trouble If It kept its mouth nicely. I bw,ket wo11 fill«l with eatahlm. . abut Lewis Fuller has been treating the addition to the elevator to a bran new coat of paint. : DkKENNEDY&KERGAN Many peop repairing o many mile aud have u THEM W Lum Shin Build is complete erything, are light, a to get r [•tacks" whe If you ar pair, or pa pay you to COME W.k JJclton. HOT WEA Hat- in can se where novel t Our H 18 ver everyt to dab A Sumi is ju* prices We wi carry comm bofurt L.L.Li TI Delton and YOl w patrons deltsn you give high-grad tlon whei DELTOI �HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 20, 1905. SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT The local News in Orangeville, Hope, Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. SEASONABLE GOODS The best Wire Fly Killer - 5c Ready cut Polm Fly Paper,' 8 sheets in envelope, made especially for tia. every package guaranteed. Per envelope................................... uC Tanglefoot Sticky Fly Paper per box of 25 double sheete 4uC Ice Orem Soda Cream beda goes to tbe spot and drowns it. Per glass.......................... 3C Veilet Talcem Powder Almond Creia •» sunluru, Fealkaer'i • • - 10c ,*Ptlli,‘'c for tan and - V - lUC Beef, Iron and Winp the hot weather tonn'"C’ ir, a full pint for 25C ELLIS L FAULKNER, THE, PKUOGI5T. DtLTON. MICHIGAN You Can't Get Around PRAIRIEVILLE. DELTON. DO8TER. Mra. Fred Xausel viAited friends in Delayed I Ait er The Ice Cream Soda bought at Faulk­ ner's Drug Store. Delton. Michigan Grand Rapids last week. Thb Pine Lake W. F. M. a will Mias-Mary Smith spent a couple of meet with Mra. Jane Broward next goes .to the spot and drowns it. Messrs Lewis and John Williams and days in Kalamazoo, the guest of Maud Thursday afternoon. Everybody in­ ■ . vited. . Mra.’ 0-.. Barrett are entertaining a Ruggles. Mr. and Mra. Steven Temple and son cousin and his wife from Canada. Mias Emma Doster and , her sister , Mrs. Olsen visited with Mist. Marcia Mr. Clint Parshall has gone to New­ Don are at Cedar Creek. Mr. J. H. Drummond and family re­ Warrant last Friday. aygo for a few weeks. turned to their homo in Grand Rapids Mrs. Eugene Rogers of Jackson is Mr. Frank Norworal is on the sick last Thureday visiting with her mother-in-law Mrs. list Mra. P. (fenner .of Coldwater is Clark Rogers. ' Mr. Wm. Burroughs of Banfield visiting her sifters here. Mias Cecial Brezee is assisting Mrs. called on his grand 'daughter Mra. R. Rev. and Mra. Young have lieen Albert Doster with her household SL Harter'Friday. visiting their sons. duties. Mra.<Evu Bristol of Johnstown and Mr. D. Klingensmith of Orangeville Mr. W. J. Warrant nnd 4 Mins ,, , Nina . . Mrs. Jene Sweet of Baltimore were was in town Sunday. Packard spent the day at Mr. War­ visitors at Will Maines' Sunday. Miss Jennie Drummond spent a few rant’s farm and Miss Packard remained Mr. John Willard of East of Delton days with Mi» /Mice Kelly. for a visit with friends in the neighbor­ is quite sick at this writing. Mr. J. G. Rugbee and daughter hood. - t Mr. and Mrs. Gaskill are entertain­ Jennie spent Sunday in Knlamazrio. There will lie no preaching at the ing their daughter and her husband. Esther Pennock entertained Hattie Warner Church next Sunday afternoon Rev. and Mrs. Brown. I^oveland Sunday. as Rev. Youngs is having a vacation. Mra. MacBeth of Galesburg visited But do not forget the Sunday School at her sister Mrs. E. Barton and her \ CLOVERDALE. 1 P. M. brother Mr. M. Gwin, hud week. . Mra Rachel Eastman of Eckart visi­ Mrs. John Chandler Jr. is expecting Mra. Greer of Detroit and her daugh­ ted friends hbn* hist week. her mother Mr*. Amos Brownell of ter. Mrs. MacDonald, also Mra. Starr Mrs. Elsie McLdan and daughter and Shelbina Mo... to arrive in Kalama zoo of Middleville, are visiting their sister grand daughter made calls on old next Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Brown­ Mra. Rand Polly. ; ell will probably spend the summer frienda recently. Mra, W. Pierce' is visiting in Coats Mra. Florence Gibson of Kalamazoo with her .daughter. Grove. is spendng this week with the family Mra. E. Faulkner and^Mm. R. Len­ of Hiram Gibson. BANFIELD. arre were in Kalamazoo Wednesday. • Mr. Wegenen is slowly improving Miss Elida Shaw of Hastings is visit­ Mrs. Ezra Morehouse and daughters ing Arthur Patton and family. ' from a severe attack -f rheumatism. Floy and Pauline, and her mother Mra. We learn that the . Gleanera are George Fox sustained an injury to Doster, of Prairieville, are visiting in his hand while climbing a ladder last to hold their first annual picnic this Clarksville this week. year at Hastings on the fair grounds Sunday. ■* Mra. Jennie Fisher spent Sunday a^nl that every Gleaner lodge in Barry with hpr mother Mra. Gallaspie. CRESSEY. Co., was to be represented. Mrs.; E. Barton spent Friday and Whejtt Is nearly all cut. Well the Banfield ball boys accepted Saturday with her sister Mrs. John Mral W. Fisher entertained the L. tbe challenge of tbe Y. M. C. A. boys, i Williams of Galesburg. . A. S. Wednesday afternoon. and what do you think* the Y. M. C. > Miss Bernice Pennock is visiting her Mrs. Mary Roe of Kalamazoo was A's got teaten. Boys, that isn't nice grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles to treat the visitors that way. especial­ , Hickory Corner*. ly twice In succession. Another com­ Barter Sunday. pany of Y. M. C. A. boys Are at the Miss Carrie Deyal lance and Mrs. NORTH HOPE. Kittie Stewart visited Arthur Whitte­ lake now and perhaps they won’t te so j Bern Piercq’of Hastings spent easily Iwaten as the first ones: but wait few more at Delton Sunday. until the second one comes into . the days‘last week,at Dan -McCallum’s. A camp of Indians arc employed field then see Where you stand. Long Many people who are building, , R. Reynolds and family of Shultz gathering huckletarrys at the Holden repairing or pointing, have driven years ago n 'second nine team was spent Sunday at Ray Pierce’s. marsh. many miles to come and see mb organized ini Banfield from which The huckleberry harvesters report and have told me that it PAID Mrs. Philip Burlier entertained her sprang the noted pitcher “Lady Bald­ THEM WELL. My stobk of plenty.of berriew and plenty of water cousin of Leadville. S. Dakota several win. ** in the swamp. days last week. Lumber, Lath, Mrs. F. Pierre of Hastings is spend­ The little daughter of Frank Patrick Shingles and BARRYVILLE ing a few days with her daughter Mra. who has'been seriously ill with spinal Suilaing Material Rev. Ivan Warren of Cincinatti Ohio McCallum. meningitis es improving, r, preached at the church last Sunday is complete. I pay cash for ev­ Mr. and Mrs. McBain were the Isaac Rickenmore of KalamaXou visi­ evening. erything, my running expenses guests , of their daughter. Mrs. Frank ted his mother ^tra.‘Susan Rickenmore are light, and 1 am in a position The L A. S. will be entertained by to get right down to "brass Leonard of Cloverdale last Sunday. Sunday. the Mrs's Whitlocks Friday aternoon of tacks" when it comes fco prices. The house uf Everet McCullum was My. and Mrs. W. Fisher were in this week. If you are going to build, re­ struck by lightening last week. A * dog ’ Plainwell Saturday. Rev. G. N. Gilletjs called to attend . pair, or paint, it will more than and some chickens were killed bnt no pay yoiKtp • \ E. Reynolds, wife and son attended quarterly mating in the Hillsdale serious dam age other ways. circuit next Saturday an<} Sunday. church at Hickory 'Corners Sunday. COME AMD SEE ME. Rev. Gerry Moore will preach at The Misses Minnie and Nellie Me HOPE. Donald nnd Miss Bollen who have been Barryville.Chqrcb next Sunday morn­ W. H. Otis barn was struck by the guests of Mrs. Jane Barber re­ ing and nt Maple Grove in the evening. Delton. : Michigan lightning Wednesday afternoon and turned to their home in Grand Rapids Mr. and Mra. Daniel Deller have the j burned to the ground. sym]katby of the entirp community in Thursday. : G. B. Harthy and family were guests E. Colwell is in poor health this the loss .of their son Glenn, whose funeral occurred at the church on of Lewis Edger of Rutland Center summer. Wednesday of last week. Sunday. Mrs. Wiswell is entertaining her ' B. M. i Jenkins and family were daughter Mrs. Hensel of Augusta. BALTIMORE CENTER. i guests of I.ee McDonald of Shultz. Sun­ Mr. and‘Mrs. E. Reynolds enter­ day. Every body too busy to gosaip. tained tbe Rev. Fisher and wife of '■ Amy Replogle of Hasting]} spent las-t Delton Tuesday night and the Rev. ‘"since it stopped raining.” ! week with relatives here. Mrs. Chas. Gorham is quite "sick. Cheney and wife of Hickory Comers Has many attractions as you Miss Mott of Cedar Creek ia doing her Wednesday night. . can see by a vMt to our store, house work. ' where the newest and latest EAST ORANGEVILLE. Charles Brignail who baa l»een in novelties are on display. The u. A. S. has teen postponed Conrad Kahler and wife erf Hope poor’health several years is gradually till the 2'thof July, when MrsTCbristy Center spent Sunday at Arthur John- failing. He is a vetera n of the Civil Gent’s j cox’s. ‘ War and was confined for some time will entertain them. 1 Born to Wesley French and wife July Tom Prinre is working for Wm. P. in .Andersonville prison. Furnishings 14th. a finely jiound baby.girl. Mother Johncox. , HICKORY CORNERS. nnd liaby are doing nicely. • Carpenters are working for Mr. LewOur line of Gent’s Furnlihings Mrs. GraiX. Dickerson of Cloverdale Chas. Giilaspie and wife entertained is very complete, comprising L. ■ ■ everything thaCB new and up, Miss Anna Johncox upon- Saturday has been in town caring for her mother a sistey from South Assyria and a niece to-date In color and design. who fell and seriowjy injured ter arm. ’ from Grand Rapids’lnst Friday. with Mary Fox of Cloverdale. Mrs. 1* Wood is able to take a' short Dormont Ix*gncy of Battle Creek was Misses Wayne Adams and .Mary Our ride after an illness tif several months. Replogle were on our street one day tte guest of Burr A’ldricn last weelc W. H. Chase, HOT WEATHER Summer Clothing is just- as attractive as the prices, we have placed on them. We want your trade, and we carry the line that should command It. Call and see usbefore you buy. . L. L. Loveland & Son, Tfae Clothiers, Delton and Prairieville, Mich. ; YOUR TRADE > WANTED k - » » » » ■ Are you oneol the many oatro.f et tkr 4 DELTON ROLLER MILLS? 4 We would be pleased to have 4 you give us a trial order. The 4 high-grade roller flour made by us is giving splendid satisfac­ 4 tion wherever used. 4 CL'STOH WORK A SPECIALTY. » DaTON ROLLER MILLS, KUM, MIOMAN. last week. SHULTZ. , . Vern Loomis and son Ralph of Delton spent last Sunday at this place the guests of O. Loomis and wife'. Winford •Rockwell has lieen quite sick with quinsy. Al P. Coriright of Grand Rapids is visiting relatives here. Alta and Burl Blanchard of Kalama­ zoo spent Sunday with H. Healy and family. George Elliot of Kalamazoo is visit­ ing his parents. Mrs- Belle Carson of Chicago is visit­ ing her^ sister Mrs. Will Mott. The Rev. Geo. Brown. Wife and little daughter Leah of Toledo Ohio visited at Fred Zerbel’s on Wednesday of last week. Several of this place attended church Mra. Tred Fitch and daughter Eloise services at the Cloverdale Mission of Jackson spent Sunday at M. M. Sunday. Rockweirs. Ben Jenkins and family of Glass Mrs. Harry Brown entertained our Creek spent Sunday at Lee McDonM. P. L. A. S. at her heme in Battle Creek Friday. The ladies all report a Wm. Cliamterlain and ’wife spent Sunday at W. Oliver's near (^over- good time. Will Mott has been quite sick the dale. Mra. Maxville formerly of this past week. Mrs. Chas. Flansburg of Kalamazoo place now of Grand Rapids is jriaiting tailed on friends here Satuiday evening old friends and neighbors here. Mra. Lizzie Shultz and daughter Alice spent Wednesday of last week in Orangeville. “I suffered for months from sore throat. Eclectric Oil’ cured me in twenty,-four hours.” M. 8 Gist, Hawesville. Ky. . Bert McCallum of Cloverdhle is painting. Fred Zerbel’s house this week. ; . A great amount of hay was spoiled For Infants and Children. in thip part of the country on account of the raina. p. Farmers were obliged to leave Bears the their hay which was not cut and har­ vest their wheat and rye which is very Signature of CASTOR IA Tbi Kind Yon Han Always Bough’ ripe. IT’S TO YOUR PROFIT If you live within reach Cloverdale, it will pay you call and see a nice stojk iof of to DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES OVERTAXED PODUNK. It is a real pleasure on these hot summer days to read the Editor's de* acription of his trip down theSL Law­ rence to Halifax and hia descriptive account of places visited. Many of us cannot go ourselves but can enVer in­ to the pleasures.of hia journey by readjng about it. We are going to have a mile of good 1 road out this way on what is known as tin* gravel road. M r. P. T. Colgrove lias conferred with some pf tbe farmers in thia vicinity and the prospect now is that a mile of“good road'' will lie built in the near future, and we feel sure that in yearn to come mure miles of good road will lie added judging from what we have observed in Mass. The'high wind and rain of-Wednes­ day night did considerable damage about thin plan*. Fences were blown. over, trees uprooted anil crops laid Hat. ,, . ' I Some hail also fell. I . .. Mrs. Burr Warner and ion of Battle Creek are visiting at Mr. Chas. Bach­ man'a, . ■ Afton Smith loat a uionth 'old colt • the other day of lock-jaw. Mrs. Butler Smith and Mra. Amanda Andres are recovering frqpi their late illness. . A company of young people from this place are making - preparations to spend a short time at Wall Lake. A dweller In tbe tropics says: “For a delicious early morning drink 1 reccxnmeDd you to try tbe milk from the green cocoanut. Cut off tbe top of ths nut with a sharp knife, pour tbe cootents into a ffiass. and you have a drink fit for a king. The cocoanut must be cold. When In Singapore I was a bit seedy and consulted a doctor. I’nrt of hia prescription was cocoanut milk first thing In tbe morning. I took to It most kindly nnd often wish now that I bad a chance of repeating that portion of the cure. Where the cabbage palm grows one has a good vegetable .t hand-Cbe be.r< or of tbbmd of tb. <1— tue Heart me Dena oi tuc tbf th- pin.> er still of our prices. The Lew Prices We Quote Is The Meghet That Draws Trade To Our Store. Yours truly, ARTHUR PATTON THE CLOVERDALE STORE. of Hastings Readers killed. This growth te not bad eating raw. ns I found when out hunting once. We- fed on the palm and wild honey.'' . --------------------------- anuoving both night anl] j a piaster but j mjgbt as well have nsed brown paper for ail the tenefit I got from it. A friend advised me to try Doap’s Tbe Way of the Arab. Kidney Fills and procured a tex at A traveler In Egypt writes: E Mulholland s drug store. A few ....— - "In ... a— A. ----------------------- ’-----„----camel caravan once ore* met in »— the dose#------rendered my as strung as it CdUlTl rarn.au we we wuw «. —des- --------—"J-------* liack . ■.»- _a ttHtantlc ■ Hivr-wHkandri'miivHl .rt... tb.ro ___ w>.__a I—»< _with .v.r-»a. and n-moy-l the tb. nuii. pain load ■“’"^“V'^d’a^kor "L "!S*to both aid™ of him On tb. toft dank of Y(irk wnu (or ,he Vnited this mountain of cases rode a small , 3^^ Arab slung Jn a sling. Tbe reason was Remember the name—Doan’s—aud obvious—the camel engineers bad mistake no other, calculated In loading niid had put too ' much ou the off side, thus giving tbs camel u heavy list to starboard. Arab- . like, being too lazy to repack, they hod | corrected the error by using a light ' Arab as trimming ballast.” ■ State. Bank; 26 Luck Is ever waiting for something Mias Vi Shultz, is spending a few to turn up; labor, with keen eyes and days at Afton Smith's. strong wlU. will turn up something. Bert Merrifield arpl family spent Sun­ Luck lies in laid and wLshes the post­ man would bring him tbe news of a day at their did home. legacy; labor turns out at 0 o’clock and with busy pen and ringing ham­ DOWLING. mer lays the foundation of competence. Luck whines; Inter whistles. Luck reyjONB. BUT NOT foroo/ten. „„ „„ „„„ lira on chance, labor on character.'— Is what the Dowling base Hiil! boys , Richard Cobden, say. for they have a 110. gold piece to remind them that they won-from the Mrs. Blinkers—What 1 Going away? Delton boys July Fourth at Cloverdale. Servant—Please, mum..when I The score stood n to ,2. They made ' . come two doubles and one trippie play. .00 "yesterday you gave me tbe keys ' I to your trunks and drawers and chests Pretty good for playing in a.hay field;;t ,1 and Jewel boxes to keep for you. Mrs. but then the Dowling teya are all BUnkera-Yes. I did that to show that farmers, yon know. It is to be re-} i trusted you. • What is the matter? tnemtered that they have not lost a Servant—Tlrere don't one of 'em fit.— game thi> seaMHi New York Weekly. Bom to Albert Woodmansee and wife “What, did you discuss at your liter­ July 12 a bouncing girl All are doing ary club this afternoon, dear?” asked fine at Hum writing. the husband In the evening. "Let me see.”, murmured bls wife. Mjrn. .Buttes who ha* been Mick tte ‘•Oh. yes. I rt-memter now. Why. we ]ian month ia able to call on friends. dlscuss*sl that woman who recently Mrs. Elsie Lester who ba* be«n visit-1 moved into the bouse across the street ing friends at Union City returned and Longfellow." home last Wednesday. Myrtle Tobias of Urbandale is visit­ Ok! Lady ) watching n football match) ing her old school mate?* at this place. ’ We Per cent on Pay t) Deposits. 1 | . We loan money on Real Estate or good Bankable Paper. We, loan our money at home, and doi business with people we know are all right. We do a safe, eon- < servative busineM and have < Honey .to Loan at reasonable rates,-Deeds, < Mortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. । New York Drafts, Insurance1 and Bonds Sold. ’ DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH,fPresIdcntJ. O. HUQHES.lV. President. E. S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. DR. AtcLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERPENNING. JAMES COLLINS.- > । R. S. HARTER, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. j OFFICE HOUKS-n-te ttB. oulW! p.m..T »i* p.m.. All call* promptly atteodisl. Tote1 pbooe at offlx. 1 Offlce at mldsnce. Delteu. Mich. —I canna' unneratan* that tootba'. Her । E; J. Stanton and wife visited Nash­ Son—Well, you aee, each aide la trying NOTICE OF BEAMING CLAIMS, ville friends Inst Thursday and Friday. to kirk tb. l-U b«tw«ra tboat |k»u >t “'Cl!!™, Miss Clara Van Syckle will return to either end of the field. Old I-ady—. Prolmte court for thr Conntv of Barry, nuu — ■ <» — *-------her home in Battle Creek thin week WwL that wodna be hard tar daa If : from that dale were siluwnd for'creditors te prs-u-nt their claims acahut the. estate of Almira after a month’s stay at Dr. Galagher a they'd a‘ get oot o’ the road. A. Kork Ian* * *■!<> county, dfloeased. and that all creditors of Mid dectnumd are re­ Walter Oruwbee drives a new horae quired to present their chtlms to said Probate purchased of Glen Marahall to take tte If you put two pei-Hon-M In the Mime Court, at the Prolmte ornce In tbe City of Ha»place of a valuable one he lost: a- few bedroom, one of whom him tbe tooth­ ache and the ocher Is In love, you will such claims will lie h**anl before said Court, on weeks ago. Munday the «th day of October next. St tea John Ormatee is driving tbe mail find that tte person who has tbe tooth- o'clock in the fort-uoon of that day. Dated .lune 30th. a. I). IMS. while Edd Cassidy is gettiuhg up his scbe wlU go to Bleep first. Isn’t it curt. J udxeot Prebate. hay. Harry Pickard and wife s|»ent Sunday t at It V. Gallagher’s. DOSTER. Mis. Clara Doster Olsen and her /ather-in-law Mr. Olsen retained to their Dakota home Monday after a few weeks visit with Mrs. Augusta Doster. Doster Band will not play at PlainwelJ racef. this season as only a few cotfid leave their work at present. .We un­ derstand Orangeville hand will play and we are glad tu kn<»w they have secured the job for they are ouf neighliors you know and we wishthetn well. MisO Murcia Warrant of Kalamazoo visitwd friends in the neighborhood a few days of last week. Ml**-Beatrice Furr who had the mis­ forttine to swallow a pin which lodged in h|r wind-pipe and was with difficul­ ty removed is so much improvedi that her mother brought her home Monday. IALDRICH BROS I the New Deere Hay Loader r The best general purpose Hay Loader on the market. Ur Will load hay from the BUNCH, J SWATH, WINDROW, j) ANY OLD WAY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery are visiting Mra. Avery's mother and fath­ * er. Mrs. Avery will be rememliered as Miss Lara Warner. , Mrs. Amos Brownwell of Shelbina Mo.,I is visiting her daughter Mrs. John 8. Chandler Jr. Dotcr Band played at Allendale last Sunday. Mathematical readers will be Interrated in the following quotations from Robert Recorde, who introduced tbe sign of equality into algebra. Records was (he first English author who wrote on tbe subject of algebra. In his treatise called "Whetstone of Witte," published about 1557. be* says: "To svoldo the tedlouse repetition of these words. is equalle. to, I will s«te, as I doe often in worke use, a poire of parallel lines of one lengthe, thus: —, because no 2 thynges can be mors equalle." Sound kidneys are safeguards of life, lake tbe kidneys healthy with Foley’s :rdney Cure, ror sale by Arthur 'E. [uhoiIand. Sncoesor to W. H. Goodyear. fl *W famous Will guarantee it to load Beans and Clover Seed and not shell as many as it would by using a fork, and LOTS less work. It is the lightest Draft Machine ou the market. Come and see one set np and hear more about if. s I and in fact everything to be found in an up-to-date general; line. We are proud of our stock, bjut proud­ Hundreds Koa w What It M«suu. I ij ‘ Tbe kidneys are overtaxed; Have too much to do. , I: They tell about it in many aches and 1I pains— I Backache, aideacte. headache. i Early symptoms of kidney ills. [ Urinary troubles, diabetes. Bright’s 1 disease follows. • , • «, ■ A nnJ Hastings citizen tells here a cor; tain cure, *j. M. Saner, .-----------breeder of fast horass, ‘ ; living on ....................... Michigan Ave., »a»: *‘1W 1 ; ;—------ r ’—- . ~ You can find It at - iALDRICH BROS.. DELTON, SJT A W y MICHIGAN. VEGETABLE SICILIAN u ALEo Hair Renewer Renews (he hsir, tnskes it new spin,restores tbe freshness. Just whM you need if your hsir is faded or turning grey, for it always restores the color. Stops falling hair, also.*—^7T~,TtL=TVL— �HASTINGS BANNER. JULY 2ft 1905. 10 YERTY’S CORNERS. HelplHelp! Thug cried the hair. And a kipd neighbor cune to the res­ cue with i bottle of Ayer’a Hair Vigor. The hair waa aaved! In gratitude, it grew long and heavy, and w'nb all the deep, rich color of earty life. Sold in all pans of the world for sixty years. SAR5*PABU-< PILLS. WANTS if you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there is anything useful you want to buy. place an ads. in the BANNER'S WANT COLUMN, if vou have a buggy that's lying idk in the barn: a stove or other household goods you doti’.t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you wftrjt to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, just try our Want Column ft brings buvers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR HACK INSERTION. Try It. ' Bordman Barnum and wife cf Char­ . lotte are spending the week at J. R ' Barnum's. . NASHVILLE. Yerty and- family of this place Judge Smith and daughter Gertrude were at Carlton Sunday. wen goento of his father and brother j|rx Rose Rodetangh celebrated the D. and E. V. Smith Saturday. first birthday of her twins. Greta Gail Mbs Florence Grohe' has ro far re- . and Violet? Belle July 14lh. Those covered from her illness as to be able I present were Mrs. O. P Wellman, and to ride out ' daughter. Mrs. Nettie Wellman, also 'Miss Myrtle Smith gave a lawn party i Miss Ruth Wellman, Mrs. Hortense to about forty of her young friends Payne and daughter. Mrs. Royal BarHaturday night in honor of her friend num. the Mimes Gladys and Gertrude Miss Helen Shafer of Ohio who is Barnum and Mrs. B. Hamp. Supper visiting her. Ice cream and cake were w as served and a jolly good time re­ : served aud a jolly'good time was had j ported liy the babiea. by all present. Loy Wellman who has teen at Otsego < Misa Amelia DeCouraey has been a is home on a vacation with a large guest of Mrs. George Cole west of town , carbuncle* on his ankle. the past week. . Mire Charlotte Barnum started for Wisconsin last Monday in tbe Loyal W. K. Cole is repairing his house. Miss Gertie Price is entertaining her Temperance- Legion work. Married at the home of .the bride** cousin Raleigh from Jackson. • Hiram- Perkins and fajnily have parent* July 12th Nora Clara Schnei­ der and Oscar Yerty, both of latke 'moved on their farm nprth of town. Odet*M. Mr. Yerty has always lived Gaylord Lee of Tacoma Washington at this place and the wishT*of the en­ is in the village visiting friends. ’ tire common ity is a happy and prosRev. Aiken and wife of Spring Arbor pcrous.life for the newly wedded pair. were guests of Mrs Asa Noyes Thnrs- They will commence homekeepuig on their return from Chicago, at Lake Mr .and Mrs. (Hare Furnias and Mi« Odena. Minnie Fumiss are camping at Wall Rev. Sheldon will preach at the C. Ijskc. . B Church next Sunday al 10:30 A. M. All are cordially invited to attend. SOUTHWESX MAPLE GROVE. David Kidder, ot Naahville Kan been HINDS CORNEB. viniting at Mr. Gardener’s the past W. O. Tobias and son Onion spent week.' Saturday and Sunday at their farm. rtrsdl« whteb experi-nev proved MRS. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON Mrs. Booker T. Washington, wife of tbe famous negro educator of Tuske­ gee, Ala., is a bard worker for tbe .good of tbe colored people of this country and te a faithful and energetic aid to ber husband tn bis efforts for the, up­ lifting of their race. Mrs Washington te a well educated everyday American matron. Sbe is a large woman and tall and has regular features, magnetic eyes, beautiful te-vh and good language, with the southern drawl. . Tbto colored woman of tbe south Is a teacher, although Rhe has. several children. Five hundred negro girls who are thirsting for better things are under her care at Tuskegee. Ah a girl jibe wa« educated at Fisk college and rtys, "and After that If, for good rea- college.I still would have tbe subatance and material of her stady much the same as his. tbe main difference being one of method aud jnirpooe. conforming to tbe use to which her learning to likely to be put Sbe would have men to teach her as well as women, be- cosnut oil, two ounces; wweet almond oil. two ounces; tincture of bensolh. half dram. Melt Jin- first five Ingre­ dients together and beat until the mast concretes. adding the benzoin, drop by drop. during this process. Extract of violet or any perfume may be added If agreeable. : FOR SALE—Scotch (.’ollie Puppies. Enquire T- S. DeMott, Route X, Has­ tings. WANTED—To buy good work horse. Will pay good price. Address Albert Buritie? Woudlantl. Mich. FOR SALE—One Osborne all rteel Hay Tedder used a little on my farm. Am now through haying. Price <20. ____________ R. L Hendershott, Hardware. DRESSMAKING—For ladies and children. Call on Mra. Rettinhouse 224 S. Jeffesrtm St. Price* reasonable. ■ ROOMS—For rent Aug. 1st. Spaulding. O. D. ---------------------------| Our church is being painted and WANTED—Ladies are invited to call and examine samples of infant* wear, LACEY.------------------papered on th- inside and begins to also ladies summer shirt waist* and Stanley Warner waa taken quite sick lookefran and bright, altho' only the drew ' patterns- 2t*<; Jefferson St one day last week at Nashville but is ; over-head is done. Jonee Block. »N. u. be out «K»in no«. । Ep i^,,. w„ . we[| . ,.prth . . WANTED—I want to rem a medium The Misses Misties Grace Stanton. Stanton, Tresme Tremie attended last la*t Sunday eve. The hugs, size home with . b^th room. Family Wooley. Melissa Warner were home from 1 mr/squitore and dog* were quite a^tent- . ninaU. George Menhennick. the Kalamazxx) Normal school over ; ive which, of course, tended to make .So Mere Wark. .Sunday. ’ ; the young congregation inattentive, hut Otto Stoye™ and Wife and Nellie in spite of this all enjoyed a good ■gon, tau actually perfMfied a gawt I Stev®n* of Bat**® Creek visited friends league led by Brother Delos Neal, tabor saving sHm-ttw, at Hick>— ' aroan^ Lacey last Sunday. ’ | The league next Sunday will be led Tot don't aey. Wteka—Yes; he's going | Mrs. Jennie Roe and son Neil left bv Mias Mable Bowman. to marry Mias Hoxtay.—OathoUc Stand- Monday for a. week'a visit at Nashville. A league cabinet meeting will be, Br° and Tlme*’ It must l>e that our hardware mer- held in tbe near future so tbe officer* B_ chant and M. W. Dunham have gone are requested to be r»v*dy to come as T don't aee'wby you asked Mr Behr ’nto tl,e business. We see they ! there is quite a little business cm hand, See’Dd.-Remember that one may b»* witty without being popular, voluble without being agreeable, a* great talker aud yet a great bore. Third.—Be aincere. tine wbo habltually sneers at everything uot only rendisagreeable to others, but wU1 *,ooa cefl*e 1° fi°d pleasure in life. Fourth.—Be frank. A frank, open countenance and a clear, cheery laugh are worth far more even socially than Fifth.—-Be amiable. You may hide a vindictive nature under a polite ex­ terior for a time, as a cat masks Its sharp claws in velvet fur. but the least provocation brings out one as quickly ns the oth<T. and ill natured people are The finest thing on earth for cooking and lighting. Don’t miss <>ur demon- Not the least practical ot one wonjan'f many traveling conveniences la a toilet apron designed to be used par"futarly ou a sleeping car. but equally kcticable on any car or boat where L-re 'Is a- deeming room (that provides rlHties for making a fresh tuUet It |made of heavy litwn. with tumed.up k-kers featherstitebed Ip white or a ilnty color. In which brtisb and comb, trplns, nail file. etc., ciu be wtowed pay. When the belt. Is fastened around the watat one can be sure of hgvlug ber toilet articles at hand tnof clipping and sliding over tbe with every lurch pf the train. pot In use It cau be rolled up and stowed away in the traveling bag. acting as a toilet case. I tn convenience cannot be Imagined.—Housekeeper. • It would seem as though there ought John Robinson and called on other to he some Home Missionary work friends one davTjwt week. done in this part of ‘the world as we compelled to listen to the hum of * IRVING. P. T. Colgrove has entirely n-bnilt were . . the McNair house on Green Street, Binders ail day Sunday. Mrs. Enoch Andros is entertaining r»«rf th-boil, . new Effi- (i.rrett ^,r.t Snndar witf>>r her sirter Mr->. Jape Sweet. torn out insiueentirely and rephutored. . , ' put on new rfrehes. re-sided, minted. Aunt Mtx bloody. Mrs. James Pattison and little daugh­ put in larger windows, and in every ter Helen of your icily an- visiting tbe QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. way is making it into a modern house. former’s parems Mr. and Mr.*. H. C. The property will be- fur rent by the Every body i> busy, improving the middle of August. , gocid weather, wjth their haying and Strong of this place. FOR SALE—Three new milchs cows, i\eopie interested in good stock will find at my farm a thorongh-bred Dur­ ham bull .for service. Prices right W.L. Penhock. Route 6, Hastings. WHAT IS IT? ' j । mon books of tbe 'race, tbe great books written for human beings, not a special library prepared for her." . the neck every night in water iDtoj^blch a little pure benxocu has tieen dropped, then dry thoroughly and use a good cream, you will find any roughnres will be relieved. Here ten good cream tor th to purpose: Lan­ olin. two and one-halt ounces; sperma­ ceti. three-quarters of an ounce-, white MBS. booxxm r. WA&HIVGTON. then went to Tuskegee an an Injitructres*. She fell tn love with Booker Washington, married hln^and went on teaching. . "I think it is too had a woman has to give up teaching after ber roarriagi-.” said Mrs. Washington to a .reporter. "I know jots of married women wbo would like to take up teaching again, but I guess they don't dare. 'Td .rather be in the Tuskegee school Mra. O'Conner of Hasting* has been harvesting. than traveling about with my hus­ vfaiting Mra. Laura Baldwin and Mra. Miss Beulah La mb is visiting Miss band. Getting Into tbe public eye has Mary Ellsworth for the part week. It* dtaadvantages My bu*b*nd can Reatha Andrews. Will Smith and wife are spending a tell you that He hasn't got orw 2 Mr. and Mra. Albert Beard .uf Nash­ laughing at a certain minister's ad­ few days at Gun Lak?r- . ville are spending the week with Mr. The concert given at tbe'M. E. dress. in which be said Mr. Washington and Mra. Thus. Egners. was tbe worst beggar in tbe world. church uuii last OBUiruiiv Saturday won was a a succcjv success.. . ■ voureo "Maybe be la ti>e worst l»eggxr. But Ox. Me visited Mr. «<1 Mm Tbuw .moootri to (10. then b* to not iiegglng for himself. Egner one day last week. ' ... , .... . .. . • ■ J Rev. W. J. htdd and wife have two He's begging for the good of the whole Mta Berth. Htu. i. viMtlac « thr , .Utting them. world, 'axal that makes a difference. home of hex aunt and unde Marv . . . iwd'WMter Rom. , ««O' /enku« went to B.y 5 tew Detroit News Tribune. • • ■ last Friday whflre *»he expects to stay Edith Decker of Kalamu spent Sun- for H few Her . Mi^r Miw First.-Remember that a good voice day with her parent* Stephen Decker , Minnh. yenkinH ^.^-unud her a* f*®ilyfar JU( Grand Rapids and returned Sat- ideas are essential to fluent language. Nearly everybody attended the aid | urday. bringng her little niece with Tbe voice should be carefully trained society at Mrs. John Phillips' Fridky. her. and developed. A full, clear, flexible voice 1* lone of tbe surest indications of The dance at Fred William*’ comers j good breeding, aaya tbe Boston Travwm largely . attended. BANFIELD CHURCH NOTES. j || ■ tion will jibe sjvixl l»er life only with Mrs. Foster is visiting friends and Cha*. Smith virited his- aister Mtn relative* in Ohio. Ansel Phifiij^ one day tart week. Mrs. Mary I’iyne gave a birthday Aivah and Boaz -Walton of Battle Creek sjent Sunday with their parents party last Thnrsday.. It w^a Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Walton. Payne'a Mrs. Bechtel's and little Ella There will tie a business Dueling at’ Kline’s birthday. A gocxFtime report­ the South Evangelical Church the eve­ ed by all present. ning of July 26. Mr. Frank Ikotey of Tenn, visited FOR SALE—Hon«e and two acres of land, reccaid ward Hartings. Enquire Albert Wood. GAS GAS mar. languages, history, natural adetice. logic, phUcwopLy a ad literature. "I would have her go Io school with i Mrs. John Jacob Astor tell* of a visit she once paid to a Parisian tailor in company with a friend who bad taken on numerous superfluous pounds. The stout woman* was having a gowq fitted and complained It was no tight she could not sit down. The tailor, wbo undenrtoxl American slang, blandly inquired, "Does madam prefer a gown Id which abe'ean stand up and look smart or one tu which she can sit down and look sloppy T' Madam or dered the tight fitting costume, of course. ’ stration of gas stoves at our office in Jones Block, on South Jefferson Street. j \ j EVERYBODY COME HASTINGS HAS CO BANNER READERS Shbdld make it a point to read our a’drert:*menu- EVERY WEEK as they appear. W- . preciate that this is the busiest season i : thyear for farmers, but BUYING TIME frijl ■ he here. Our large Double Store on SviitS l-f!erson St. is filled with a fine line of FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS, RUGS. MATTINGS, PIANOS, ORGANS and SEW­ ING MACHINES. and in fact everything to be found in a firtt-class I; Furniture Store. It will pay you to come and ) see Uf>. \ MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO.. Hastings, Mich. ( Furniture Corners. a A very fine potato soup to made by adding a quart of scalded milk. In which several slices of onlan bare been steeped, to two cupfuls qf mashed po­ tato. Soften, do not melt, a large tea­ spoonful of butter and mix with it an equal quantity of flour- Add salt, pep- gradually, stirring all tbe time, into tbe milk nnd [►otato mixture. Sprinkle a little finely mixed parsley on top Serve with battered croutons.—New York Post. 014 W»U P*»er. Hartings Markats. Hastings-Market* are corrected every Wednesday morning and can be relied upon as correct at that Ate. Conected Wedneedav. July IV 1906. PRODUCE. 00432481 VEGETABLES. FKl'IlU. ETU." MEATS. Hygienists Insist that old wall paper should be removed before tbe new to said than done. Tbe best way to re- luuni-*. alive-$s.o>- K.ec. move it is to wet it with hot water. oetorc using a targe whitewash brush. One pot’LTKY. HIDES AX1> W<m»L. wetting to not sufflclonL but the uur- tjtekena. allre-Tc-ac . until the paper cornea off easily. TO OUR It is our aitti to have the BASNER reach every Barry countytuuser:t*ron Thursday, -ui order . we must go to press not later ‘.lianr 3_3C» Wednesday afternoon; "> iw our correspondents to please Uiaili their favors as early Monday,sible thus inAiring the ptabl:es|!on! of their letters. Much local tierscomes in Tuesday and Wedne-jdayi and tb handle all this and /.m col I , urn us of correspondence rtid get eutt the paper at the above tine w <j$ us a good deal, at best, ane w- \>nnot be certain of printing ■.•“tri correspondence every week, .v desire to do without fail, tmies- •«»-. get your letters Tuesday noon st tbe’. very latest. to sing.” said tbe popular girts stater. are bringing in quite a few. Tbe L. A. S. will meet with Mra. Sixth-Ik- sensible. Society never When a fire to wanted tn a burry 'hated' ’to do * “it ' ‘” wa* tbe reply, "but The Lacey W. a T. U. will meet Alice Bristol next Wednesday P. M. lacks, for fools, and what you consider very entertaining nonsense may soon with Mra. Jeesie Woodmansee July 36 , July IMh. talking.’ be looked upon aa very folly. at two o'clock. Tbe meeting will tiresome be All come out to league and bring Seventh.—Be cheerful. If you have sugar form burns moat readily. While No.s devoted to tbe study of tbe Loyal Tem- some one with you. . , , We are sure that ‘ do great trouble ou your mind ^oa-- it te Dot exactly an economy to burn ,1~~ perance Legion Department. Let each , all will enjoy it Also tbe beautiful bare no right to render other people member make a special effort to be I moon-, light evenings are enjoyable mtoerable by your long face and dolor- trouble in an emergency to,be able'to • present. use tt. To dear a fire for grilling sugar j te excellent. be avoided. WELCOME CORNERS. "Watch tbe front wheel." said a ven­ Eighth.--Above all. be- cardial and : Hazel Stodge of Harting* spent laat arable citizen the other day Just after sympathetic. True cordiality nnd sym­ be had witnessed a serious accident on pathy unite all tbe other qualitica enu­ Tbe hair, being designed to protect j week with her unde. Clyde Stedge. We carry a large stock of generPennsylvania avenue, in which a man the bead, expects to be expo«wd to sun -al merchandise, well assorted , The W. C. M. C. met at the home of had been knocked down and run over merated and are certain to secure tbe and air and will not flourish without popularity ao dear to every one. and kept fresh by new arrivals Jackson Lodge, No. 11g, B.P.O. Elks the Misses Norah and Blary Spencer's three things, says a£ authority. Tbe of goods most every day. Bear last Wednesday. , Those four words constitute a whole W«m«a Wwarworbera. hah- demands sun and wind. Thereby in mind that our prices are in a THE LAMEST OUTDOOR EXHIBITION THE WORLD warning chapter, nnd if jeeople In their Women do not compete wrth men class by themselves; they are be­ ! Mr. and Mra. Snyder and family of low competition. Grand Rapids are visiting ’-people in burry and scurry would only heed them when they work. Workers are oot nec- frcquently the hair to allowed to l»e tberc would be fewer broken bones, easarily competitors. There is compe- loose tbe better will its growth be. lh!!.T C;nl.t> x.. ertppl" •«> , esoa ual, ™ u ooi’^i --- ----------- - .—“*'-n.• . titioo only when there to Dot work Mim hvernia Edwanb. of New Mex- j -no noti- ne cautions, "look at the enough for sH'and when If some get It Floor Brooms me to 30c ico is spending ber vacation with her . borae. or tbe driver. Tbe animate may others must ba unemployed or partly 10 quart Sprinklers. Screens may be made to look bright ........ U)c . be turned suddenly in your direction by ao. Women may be helpers of threw and fresh by giving them a coat of Hay & Grain Forks, 2 sizes.... 50c । j parents 8. R. Edwards and wife. The W. Q M. C. will meet with '• Q o ’ <* of tbe reins or some other wbo work. SccMrtimee when there are prepared black varnish. The varnish Cheese, per pound ............ "* 1................................ 13c Several Hug lug Toba~;c, Tobaccos, "3 cuts. 25c I Mini Ella Scobev July 2H: all members and thr drlver™rr!-v ln ■ 001 eno*!* worteu none of them can will also help to prtvervt- them. It Stupendous Military and Naval Spectacle Muslin, psr yJrd ...... 5C‘tO l!ic to be present dk>tc< the direction his team te ^otax wort to advantage Coworking te mushould be put on with a good point Typifying with Historical Accuracy the Standard Bidder Twine, per lb 11c | are requested ‘ _________ to morp i». The attention of tbe aver tually profitable a* a rule. Tbe numbrush and rubbed well Into the mesh Jelly Tumblers, per doz. ~~ ±Z2 25c BALTIMORE i age driver la usually attractwl by.mat- " ‘ co both sides. Flour Sifters....................... 10c great as materially to diminish men's Shaving Brushes ................... L. 5c ’ Darwin Mdwin while rtreteh.ox . । . ., . . r ! passing teams, pretty girls ^nd tbe chances. There to enough for both of A hHrmlem, bandoline to made of onetdnee wir. Irt Uw wire allp out ol hi. Jlkl. But wau.b th, [BUO1 WBM1 the things which both can do equally Half ounce quince seed, on which pour I an Exhibition that knows no rival and staads alone on the very pin­ pinchers and tbe pinchers came Iwck । aD<i an ejsgy matter to J well and enough forp men .. m mtju to do <]0 exchi exchi-­ ohohalf pint of ‘-oiling water, and I nacle of fame, with .startling vividness and astonishing truthfulness. Everything we sell we guaran­ striking him on the head, cutting an | gvpid an approaching team, even slvely of those" things whlcb women when cool- strain and perfume with 1 tee to give satisfaction, or your j—v though It be a runaway. The next ! cannot do. while of those things whkb , .. uglyfcash. violet toilet abater. money back. Your produce is j time you go across the avenue try the both can do men have do right to claim as good as the money to us. । Mrs. Lizzie Smith and children spent Highest Market Price. 1 experiment of watching the front wheel a monopoly. If nru would stop to I Sunday with Mrs. H. Gaskill. Bed Is not the place for thinking any lv visited Mm D R.l<l *D<1 y°U W‘,, * itb “** ,hat K U that Woroe° bare more than it te the place for repenting.' ’ Mark ly vimtaa Mra. u. Haiti wring ciauae.* aa they say In con- rreponsIbUh ieo that they have, either Thinking to guaranteed to keep one * y ' gress.*'-Washington Star. a widowed i other or stater* aM Dfttb□Tours for Low Prices wide awake. j Mr. and Mrs. John Norris of Lacey | ------- —1 |* 500 Pirtldpuft. 5 Acrts jf Sinerj. Eiinms Stiji. 500 Feet Lmj. ' faljr of “competttkm.''-Exctange. visited at Will Norris* Sunday. Card of Thanks. A woman who is subject to burning i $1,000 Nightly Display ol Pain’s riDrUfflRlf C feet should never w«tr brelleaa Flippers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrison spent! ,S.TxU'“‘1 ®ar ta>srlrii thaalu to WorW*s Famous Manhattan Beaoh r IH t IV U H O about ber room. General Merchandise. Sunday with Mrs, Chas. Hida. I *hown u«durtns/UbT *cknr«\ I In outlining "The Way to WomanMrw D. B^clwin riiited u Mnu B. ““ Irvins, Mich. । hood” In Harper's Bazar Henry Van REDUCED RATES OU ALL ROADS Don’t take tbe heroine of fiction as a Hanson's Sunday. £*•. V” c- 1‘xwhuck M F. C. JOHXMOX model for everyday- life. t-oley’s Honey Do Not Forget Tar JACKSON, MICH. PAIN ■ Ml la ’S w $100,000 FALL OF PORT 48 Terrific Bombardment! Thrilling Sea Fight! Terrible Dynamite Goos and Rapid Firing Weapons! Triumphant Entry ot the Victorious Forces! W.W. Watson � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-07-27.pdf d8a942c60274824184e0759150bbc229 PDF Text Text HASTINGS THE I Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? te=---t . FIFTIETH YEAR. No. 13. . ■■ /..v ii BANNER. ------ -------------------------- . ifc--" "V ■ TEN ' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 27. 1905,' PIERSON’S TEAM INVITED OFTEN TO “GO TO HALIFAX SO THE EDITORS OF MICHIGAN WON THE CONTEST HASTINGS WON THE BOWLING CONTEST The Clerks in Pierson's Store Won The City Team Won from the Mid­ from the City dleville Team Last Wednesday- Team. Evening by 35 Points. A team of five bowlers came over! from Middleville last tVwhresday to I play a similar team picked from the players in this city, on Henry Well- , m man's bowling alley. There was a, large crowd.prwtent a considerable en­ thusiasm waa displayed. A party of about 35 came over from Middleville i to cheer their team, among them lieing twelve or fifteen ladies. The Hastings team composed of Cole- j man. Cadw*llailer. Crothem. Wuoton and'CMborn, bowled a total score of ' 1K71I for the three game*, /fhe appos‘.ing team eohq>oe<xl of Swift. Wildern. Ganlner. Barrell and Blake, scored 1M4 (Kiintx. The local team won the con­ test by 35 points. After the city Imwling team won the contest from the-Middleville -team last Wednesday evening.- the Clerks in Piepion’s store 'rhallunged them to a game to he played Friday evening. The gamQ was for" the highest total score in five games, the losers'to pay for the games.. Pielbon's team was composed of the following: Roy Hptchinaon. Clint Cadwallader. James Howard. W. .McDonald and Morris Pierson. Geo. Coleman. Dr.. \Vqoton. Henry Ostom. -Arthur Cyothors and Clare Pienam made up the other team. The Pierson team liowled a total score for. the live games of 3350 while tie? city team liowled but 3230. losing the con­ text by just an even hundred points. Hutchinson for the Pierson's liowkxl the highest score by winning 774 points. Osborn of the city team was second with HPN points to his credit. ST. JOHN AN IN­ TERESTING CITY Was the Scene of Many Early Con­ flicts, and Today i/a Prominent Manufacturing \ Center. We left Portland Wednesday forenoon ; aboiit 11 o’clock over the Maine Cent:al • bound for St. John. New Brunswick, changing however, over onto the Inter­ colonial R. R. liufore reaching that city. The rule along the entire route is most interesting, taking one ’ through the citien of Bangor. Augusta, along the famoux Penobscot* where the catching of &ilirion is-a prominent in­ dustry an<l through ttyt agricultural and lumbering sections of the ata'te. We reached St. John along quite late . tha* ' evening, stopping at the Rpyal hotel and devoted the next day to sight seeing. Wo Had Aboard offog tieing m» thick that on** could cut it tip in chunks, but We had never seen any NEW OWNERS ARE THE THORN­ thing of the kind, and were therefore APPLE GAS AND ELECTRIC hardly prepared to believe it. Our first morning in St. John would almost COMPANY. justify-one’ifi tlw belief that a fog of that density/wax ’ jtosxible. The fog’ wan so thick khat one could scarcely DEAL CLOSED THIS see five teet away, and the buildings WEEK MONDAY across the ’larrow "treet from our ho­ tel were a* securely hidden from our view as they wonld'have been hail they Whereby Gas Co Sells to the Thorn­ •been located on, the other side of the apple Electric Co. New .Owners' earth. But »jtxm after the sun arose. Reduce Rates. I • the- Cog Was dispelled. . and a* perfect day was ushered hi. which added great­ The Hastings Gas C$. is,'iso tg,>re ly to the pleakure of our stay in tin- It is no*’ the Thurnapp^ uis aril city. Ejrst dime a trolley ride given Electric Co.. the Tlinrnapjil* Electric by the proprivtucs tif the Street Rail­ ' Co huvifig-dwed the deal whereby way. All the sight* of the city were ! they berouie owners tlu? iocal ga* shoxvn by members uf the lx>ard of plant, and have changed th® jname ,to trade, who imccnniuinied us. our party correspond. finally’landiiir at’Bay Point, a beauti­ Jt will !*■ remembered that ult the ful resort across from.the river which time the Hustings Gas Co. was-gmnted is owned by ute Street Railway Com­ the franchise, Mr. Kupf for thu Elet'pany. Here light fefreahments were trie Co. idsk oxked for k franchise. served and u very pleasant hour spent. Thix was return'd by the council beIn thr-afteijnoan the Board of Trade cause cumjHitit ion wax desired. Itj now •and Baldness 3!«-n’s Association char­ appeadl that we are to have no c<inputered a, large steamer and took, the tition. Will this lai a good <hiti£ for MODEL MILE OF there is an underground passage to the COktlnucd on page three WESTERN ELECTRIC May Mean Much to Hastings Here­ after. Articles of Incorporation Filed at Lansing. From the St. Johns Republican we learn that articled of incorporation for the Saginaw Bay and Southwestern have been filed at Lansing. These call for the construction of a line from Saginaw to St. Johns, but it is said the line will be extended from the latter place to Woodbury, to connect with the C. K. & a at the latter point. I ING CONVENTION WILL MEET AT YPSI­ LANTI NEXT YEAR Something About the Growth of the Legion and the Scope of After devotional exercise* and tha hfilh IN nilTI Ilin appointing: of committees the feature K iIAIi 111 Kill I AnlJ of “ftvmoon session wa« . the annual ftVHI/ 111 KUILHIIU t,ftbeprtrid?nt. Among other THE PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS LOO Ko GOOD. TO ME OF THAT TOWNSHIP HAVE ’ , tbinjts If paid r . ’ -'in ITTCl.wn rid ourselves from Enghtu iaud in b'tH we rid ourselves from LANDED IT freewonptry?” . • The struggle of to-day i-t a battle 'against st j<ug driuk. ". , i . t i "it is well enough to .g<> after the HAVE GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO EXHIBIT “ri-1,01 ,u *° •*’",h* <’hiM: pUBLig. > reh,jto form rather than reform.” • Voting women sfrbuld tydd Marne How Good Road* Can Be Built Over standards for young men. that young : inenj require of women." / • i Deep Sand and High Grades "A club is usually nothing Imt i mercy :u on “Quarter Line.” . gambling house' and saloon illegally thepE’s a bargain Because 'of the interest its people I conqnvted ' have • always shown in the cause of . ‘ Th* home xhoud be the club. ’ j g.Hxl roads, the }uwn having more 'Bvery young man owes it to hit mite* of grarel-rovered highway than mother, bis sister and to himarff t* any other in. the etmnty. the BANNER help suppress the liquor traffic.” is glad thathtate Commissioner Earle jrreident s address was follow^ has decided |to make the ” model faile” I hy tihe reports of the state officeniof of good road iu that township. The which that of the general secretary that he huya from the same-people as cut prices. Not much! Hu ax the home retailer and-that his sell­ smooth. He aims Ut give thu impres- . • ouarter Uns’ road has been selected, rtmtainj many items of internet. There pledged members in the state, ing expenses*®** enormous--fn>m two rion ami alas quite often succeeds, and certainly un that line a mile can cho*en where sand and heavy grade*. »nd suUcribers to Cr uder to five times Chat of any retailer. He that all his ’price!, are just ns low as will be encountered within a mite Monthly the official organ of the L. T. can’t arid doesn’t sell cheap'r than those quoted on the well known artkcles 1 His cut prices are. bait. He more than stretch that; will serve the piirpoee j kthe home murnhant. , Question box conducted In Mro Knowing that he can’t he re-orts to makes up for it <>n the price asked for which the commissioner will- no doubt cunning—he um-* bait. ocher articles wh«»se value is not so have in-view, to illustrate by example Rowley, closing thcaftemomi program what can accomplished in thf way • with * reading by Mia« Charolttd V. well known. roadmaking against Barpuiu. # ’ He get* the ciistomeixorder and con-’ of- first-dium niton oewwi’ni; ‘'nta price*.- «<ftentim<* ihe Tuesday evening session w-hh to lest than euSL lie advertise* the fidence with .. bait prices and then xtich odd* as deep sand apd *t«* p grades. This road wften .-umpteted will then l»e opened by devotional exereism led . act.. He is honest alsiut it. He "Fries 'em out” with high prices and doesn-t attempt to show that all his ' good prutit*. Or he tempts ubo order what it ought to be, a monument to i hy Mrs. E. L. Calkins of Kulatnazoq, good* are sohl on that haris all the with such a liuit price and their sends tho cause of good roads and.diould nut followed by addresses uf welcome, fir Is-anything but that. We have full the (churches. Rev. D. H. Lila-: for tl» i lime. / a substitute article. 1 ’ Home merchants can meet the price cunfidencu that Commissioner Earle । L. T. I*. H. LeRoy Cbapoton; for the The mail order man also cuts price*, will make it a model mile x>f road. , U- T. U.. Mrs. E. H Cakitu*. occasionally. In fact he has a cut of any mail order house. • price or^twq in every line of goods You should distinguish lietween Imr- ami a thorough and natisfactory object j Knllamar-oo. Mayor Uodd was to dqlesxon not only to Rutland, but to the ' Kver the welcome for the city but was they are always an item of well known gains and liait. pconle of this co.unty—for the .whole , unable to be present, value. But -.seldom advertises them was tlw this county will be interested. . . |। The feature ft-ature of the evening wax NOT WHAT THEY SEEM • Why dd people patronize retail mail order hensea? " js it because they lovt- their pjoprietors. becatixe they like<to'send tbeir money away from home. Itccause they receive better treatment than from home merchants. Is'cnnse of a greater variety. t<> wleet from. Iiecanst* they get Not one of these rwwns will Bold. Here, is the main reason - They All the wisdom, experience, cunning trickery of the retail mail order man is concentrated on his effort to make people-think he sells goods ’cheap He tells about cutting out' the middle man. and his low selling ex­ pense. when inVestagation will show BROKE HIS LEG AND ARM CONTEST OVER GUARDIAN­ ------Warren Forman, A' Rutland Farm­ er. Meets With That Misfortune * Tuesday. Thursday August Warren Foreman, a Rutland, farmer jrd living rix miles west of the city, bad , .. . . .. . , the misfortune to have his right lag The loyal and enthusiastic .Sunday । . , ... , . u..<>rkars 7 , , »> i * townuntli * • • broken just above 'the kn««. and his •Krw.l Riitlnnit school workers of Rutland township • arm also badly fractured fuenday will have a towonship Sunday school , morning about six O’clock. ■ He went conventon at the Rutland I*. B. out to feed tlw hogs, anil they came church. Thursday Aug. 3. commenc­ rushing up and crowded against him ing at b :30a. in. An excellent pro­ pushing him over, and causing the iuram for tho forenoon and afternoon jUlj «c iMouKwoEf*. , jury we have mentioned. Mr. Fore­ sessions has been prepared, which we m«n wk. i»L’liv ’"rim.'bJ In.™' h.v’init over which the water wildly plunges. have not apace'this week, to present. • . , , , In the afternoon! when the. tide is in, j Those who attend are urged to bring |! his left leg previously broken two or three times, also his arm, and hj was the order is reversed. and, the* water , Pentecostal Hymns No. 2J • unable to get out of the animal*, way. •goes tumbling in an opposite direction i Dr. Lathrop was called, und reduce*! from what it did in the morning. So 1 A BIG SHOW COMING. the fracture. He fears Mr. Foreman when we t<xik our ride on the steamer , I may have n stiffened knee us a result of in the afternoon, we rode right over Si Plunkard .t R«d'. Opera Hun... •*»’'"i"?I>r' 1-thn’p «.«» that the very falls we bad s«> greatly ad­ ' : Mr. F s Ixmca are very brittle, so they mired in the morning, the’ current of Monday Evening July | break very readily. All who know the stream lieing exactly opjM»ite of 3,^t. * I him’will sympathise with Mr. Forewhat it was a few hours previous. The next attraethm^t ruralt-emeUy. l''-huh W the l«M ot m«£ Just below the suspension- .bridge is a .-Milled Si Plink.nl. will dmntnouco a i “”d ‘j * h“"i ““ wh>' ’‘“T"*1 large- whirlpool. It is thought that ularly to a height' of 100 feet. When our party was out enjoying the trolley ride in the morning, the tide was out. and we stood on the greht suspension bridge about 100 feet above the river, and looked down upon the falls of the St. John river, as the-water was flowing into the Imy. There is a fall of about twelve feet, and through the foaming waters ohe.canje« great lehges uf rock LARGE AND INTEREST­ ,TMe BANNER is in receipt; of a well written account of the Loyal Temper­ ance; Legion Courontion.-nt Detroit ! written by a young man of this county who attended as a delegate. We;give ' it a playe in our columns. |Tie fifth annual convention of the, DR. A. B. SPINNEY COMING. Michigan State Loyal Tempetranet Le- ; Dr. A. B. Spinney will be at the gion was called to order. Tuesday. Hastings House Monday July 81, from July 11, in. by the president,! j one to nine p. m. See advertisement. Mr. Flayd Starr, of, Marshall. Mich..: ! with a few remarks in regard to the BOW THE HAST INGS GAS PLANT Hustings' That remains Ito l»e peen. John river, one of th«- features luring a -Manager Kypf dwlar»u that .it will. ride over the falls. This may. and He says the Thornapplc C<i. adofd for prol>ably due* sound strange, but St. the franchise last spring in goodjfaith John lioasts <tf ope phenomena, said t»»; and hecaiisu they thought ■ it a jgooiT Ik- seen in unly one other place on buxint-AS and desired .to engage in it. earth - and that is over in China. This He says the new bwners intend to push feature is the-"reversible falls. ” St. the gas business for all there is ip it. John is located c*i the Bay of Fundy. and have already- pi\>poxed a 3 jiei! cent At this point the tide rises and falls 27 ■ cut in rates fur lighting arid an •* per feet, though at Moncton a little farther cent cut for heating with gas. and up.-it attains a height of 35 feet, and '■ that further reductions will lie made, the roar of the incoming tide can lie giving prices for gas lower than those beard for miles. The St. John river is named in the franchise agreement of 430 miles long, mid drains large secf ontlmsstonpaseten. tiuns of New Brunswick. Quebec, and... Maine, and in some places attains a RUTLAND SUNDAY width of five miles. ' SCHOOL CONVENTION At St. John the waters uf this river are forced through a rocky gorge not I over 130 yards in width, -the rocky; Will Be Held at Rutland U. B. Church con tinea of the river rising perpcndic- STATE L I. L CONVENTION HELD IN THE CHY OF DETROIT. DID IT BECAUSE IT PLEASED THEM. Does the Trade With in the Banner? MACCABEE COUNTY PICNIC SHIP IN PROBATE COURT Ati interestng case was brought lie- At Thornapplc Lake Wednesday fore Judge Mack’ Thursday. J. J. Aug. 9. Great Commander-Boyn­ Perkins of PpdriaviDa la the guard­ ton Wifi Be There. , ian of Mrs. Almira Collister, widow Tif the late J. N. Collisbu. who is The Maccabees of Bany /Co., pro­ said to lie so feclde minded as to lie puse to have a county picnic at Cole’s ihcapable of managing her businoxs. landing Thornapple lake, on AVednl-s- • She has a little property which Mr. day, August *.». The committee on ar­ Perkins ha* manage^ very carefully-in rangements are planning for a big her interest. Her son. who lives in time, and one will certainly be had un­ Grand Rapids, -desired her to lie de­ less all signs fail! clared conqietent to own It look has’after lieenherarranged that Great affairs. Witneroes were introduced on Commander N. S, Boynton, of Port ’ Attbmey G. PitzgeraMr"'MQshall lx? present and address llM> Brm "’•^er * Pilwrahl of tlle Mncuil.bxl member, of tho order. /Grand ‘ — ...I Rapids, represent cd »V,<. V. .* ___ __ H, 1be Aii 1large ^**„ n,l the young . «.. No. doubt there will attendman. while W. W. Potter represented ance. The j>ast few weeks have been Mr. Perkins. JudgeMack’s decision very |)n8y {Ones for the " well ax others, mid it will be the ; has not been rendered in the otae. ’ proper thing to take a day off and Nashville girlA are nothing if not hiive a good time with their friends. original."A half down young ladies of The hard worked women folks will nj*the vilbige, desiring to get away from preciate a little vacation too. heat and dullness of thia locality wont­ HIS RELIGION SAVED HIM. north so^ne Ittn® *?'» IMUW .tfc® dim­ graduating ex COMPULSORY ATTEND- I from the Senior" Grade L. T. L> Tile .1 addiretw to tht'graduMtes was delivered ANCE AT SCHOOL by Mra. Frye., of Chicago. ( i Wednroday ^morning, session was ; opened by devot ional exercise* ted by Deputy Sheriff As Truant Officer In Mnt Slater, followed by the i4porta of -. J sujierintendents of departments; Fiori* All Districts Outside Incorpor­ er Minion. Bessie Bateman. Wacousta: ated Cities and Villages. ' Christain Citizenship, Clifiord Rowley,. A« No.'.Wl««dhylbfl»»tleg» !““’■«• >“>•: P"Clln*l.lure, rr^Md. the old ot.mpoht.ry.t- Big fUpid,: Crtmder Mo»tlly U’ndtuicr la* and rnm-t, a rm* law. Hathaway; F ranchiae. Edith The t-hi.r rbanittw ar. prorhivna h.r Llt”*,nr*a deputy .hnritt acting aa truant oSi- ■। Burton Harte!, Saranac. ■ At thia time there were pledged 1215 cer under the direction of the com■; • i Hia mMoner of «-ho<,la. taid oMoer to art -ubenl.n. to Crua«ier>'M<»1thi*. ' in-all who-.l district. .icrH in incur““ rtiBeroat lz«k.ia. •porated citie. and village, and that 1 Th" •**««• "f «*» i children in all district, must attend «,'Tn b>' <)reen. .< Detroit. MM-hoollh. nttint abool year. lowed by a l«|«.r.-. 'Chri.tian CUir-naJ----- --------------------ship and its effect upon* the (Tiurchr’ CARRIED OUT AN OLD THREAT ’*!*<’«' '•u>vr«L.n.It.r*-hiSh Mis* Barnum enturtarnM by reading, , , ' ’The Midnight run of the lOvoriandt*. Elmer Munger.Gave Wesley'Dunham followed by rejiurts uf hsnU Legion*. a Terrible Beating. and claaing with a pray* by U» . i Calkins. . ■ Monday. Wednesday afternoon, session 6i>en*d ’ mer at the resorts nod incidentally to A hoiw trainer and an ex-divine who", Elmer Munger of Johnstown is | by singing of, State L.. T. L. song.. •make the trip pay.” They are all at don’t live over 1000 miles from Has­ wanted tw the minions of ‘.he law. with devotumals led by Miin Jenme work at fair wages in the botch of the ting became involved in a. wordy night', engagemeilt at Heed;. . coutlmmrt on page two. resorts and write home that they are jungle one day last week, in regard to On Monday it.is.claimed he hid in a Opera B«« ui Monday July ill. Tnl. CLAl|D SLAWSON RETURNGD. and waibxl for j:t- ” j j; liaving the time of their lives.—Nash­ a little road work, when the minister corn field near iaonn of the art ladghaHu play. lt wH1 „ pfeH,un. tbe many ville News. invited'the horse trainer down. .The t h^d WH0 CAN BEAT THIS RECORD ever pot ot. the .tage. but at th.- a.to.0 c|aa|] tu kno„ . ' celerity with which the invitation was ne aid. timer . went arter him. He . ■ time It ha. tot .nto.wt.ng plot. It 1. ]oM ri M „hich —— 1 accepted evidently quite nonplussed. literally pounited Dunham into insen- ' pre-.mt.-J by an exeelteut ^1, ,ffwted wilh blood, polI the divine, whose fighting blood cooled I sibility, and then fled, and his where- Our Martin Corners Correspdudeat with tho tatrnma T anke. comedian. J. tad f(jr tb(j Walnl„in of whid, bo t|je loUow|BK down somewhat Approaching the Sky . about* are unknown. It is said that C.. Lewta tn tho title role, and a corn* [h), Vnivetbity Pilot in .thc.same manner be would h Munger, who is about 20. was arrreted pany ot twenty talented arttata. -The t L H(, fcM w k;ye ,hc bucking broncho, the former, was evi­ a couple of years ago at the instance of ■ pi...,, i. tiie prodoet.on ut a clever com^..tej. „„J ,to other timer, dently taken with stage fright, and ■. Dunham. Ho swore ho would , ever, i Born. Jidy 23 to Mr. and Mrs, Milo edbuy who know, the pobbe want. or hnt M Iiecamo so-involved with a hill ot corn I things some day. He went away for Oaborn a fine boy. The little chap is sometime, but came back a few daysP”0*^besides having two grandand h.. «-t hitoMlt at Xnrk «• ■»«• ; sblwKin iB migl,lv M hsv, „ ! that lieJell over on his back. Regainago. and as it would now seem for no mothers, he baa four great-gnualtho <l’“and- The remit t. a Bund o( huhd M nin • ing his feet he beat a hasty retreat, other purpose than to ca^y out his mothers all living. Three at the great­ In remitting for the BANNER .Comedy tuU ot queer «tu.tlon. «td R hln] He I and ax be put about a rod at each step under dale of J uly 24, F, F. Gosh, of ! between himaelf and his antagonist he | throat Dunham’s injuries while very | grandmothen. l>eing there Monday at , quatnt tuty-ipg. and unltvenod by that , Freeport, writes as follows: th« time to make his aaquantindefinable snap and go. which is the । _________________ wax heard to exclaim: "If it wasn’t I painful are not considered serious. i life and soul of a rural comedy. The ■ Rov. Crandall loft Monday for FreI am well pleased with the llaMfor my religion I’d thrash you. ’ ’ Prof. Eugene Davenport, Dean of the i ----- ;---------------------. company carries a fine orchestra and mont. He haa a three weeks vacation inge Banner. That’s why I want Illinois College of Agriculture, was in 1 Andrew Harper, of Detroit, was ■ its prograin introduces many musical and will spend his time there as well my name on your subscription list. j Will Kenfield. of Battle Creek, is in I I1 the city for a few days. the city on Tuesday calling on friend*. | the city Monday. at Ithaca.^ ; novelties. PLEASED WITH THE BANNER �HASTIXGS BA Hastings Banner. id* refusal to a&aire good the. iota the Go wrflttfi has drawrog a **. (U.salary ior which ki» aerrices in retcra w-rre aoe c-wpeDvation: Ere rating a* a uirecu-r for waiar?: for both Hyde and AHanto. Ncthing can jnmify wads artaoa* by & idirecaw <rf the Equitable » I •, STAT! LI. I. (ORVENnON •The chief feature erf afltrnuaw waa fc de*ame—* Bevjived. Tiou the prehi bitiu® trf the Siquur traffic i* the greatest question lid ore the Awrinan pxofae to-day." Affirmative. Mr. Ralph Hews. Mr Harold Barnum. Negative—Mr. Hsrxdd Pelham. Mr. Qxida Hain. Mire Iva Hire which the affirmative wuu aMuugh the nrgtive put Up a a good fight. Hie report of tbedtah; treasurer wmf now given followed by, a reading by Tbe Trivit «f the Arato threaten* Mr* Mildred Peare and a talk by Mnu io amumtifoA the c-verthr<«w uf.tbe Las alec-a talk by Mr. Swiff -.4 tbe Turkikh eangu?*- H canxxr. rom* too Beulah Land Hoow. of Btoyne City hx.« tu< *uit th*- civilized wvrid. Mk-h. *ixi closed kib talk with a plea N'•thing but the jeauouKy <rf each other <o help find r-xxi botne* fur {boys, and trf rto puwMre »rf Euruj»- ha- prevented to find l«oy* to eenu. U> tB>- Lune. t>e dismeuibenuevrt of' that empire, Mr*. E L. Calkins gave giehurt hi»and the erxd| erf the cruel reign irf"the tury *rf the temperawce Wark! fr mb nick mas- .•& Europe." ' 1 to fht- prevenr tsmn eka-ieg I With .the *-rvj -t- uf eju^entisg a lad*tbe icicea e . crop w work <*rf the W C. T. V, ’ Tbe meeting ; mw ad/oerxed ifor a -if it .-hall pruaa’a* good -rmartrt report* indicate. hunt rsJe yi- the Detroit river, iand a will to rot^OTe U.'**1.'.MMW, twiUg trip t<- H^k- Ism where; a piitsikl sup­ '»»' brehrre greater ;than lart per van served, after which tL-.rj-were tear WtoaJ nay. iMriey and reading*.and Aprt t*!ki« by Mr* • Pre>sfi crop* pri­ hr rwrd faruok- u»n. Mr*. Cilkyre. Mr. tjwifi apdj other or- thb yeaf OMstibera of the: party. m&k:r.g a very enjoyable lime Th* Thursday morning wav Tbe report of thH :uter-«*tr oatnojeired in tbe usual- manner by devun»-. r«ir *huw* that • fur the tknal exercises folhrered tire-, thrw to-mthf -.rf thi«\ear *35 jwThe Benefit << tbe w>n* were killed atri «.T1« iujantf in * A Ib-uver vromar. ha* iareuttc a mactox* for daroing «iocki£«*. which eas be attatiwa tu a sewing machine and it »s domed tu> do fajed e» well xi prrfeex w-.-rk. That woman will hare and deverve the undying gratitude uf w-«umkind- And pusvihiy «ume xnev. witofe stocking* ajxghi to be darned may jdwk up cuu-age and hope for brtter thing* - tor proaf*rtdx,:M ♦ Icit tbe prosecutor LrtDM^H « iCudurs •d the mach?pe *u j the fr'-CTC th*, grattere. woald jd<i ixMbing. Ic ta:- emekgtmcy Major WeavAr empduysd Elibu Root' nin* 'aecrrtary ui .Sxat* Xu advise him ifoi to usual in the lauaabt- tafsk of riejiia io PhitoieJphii pebted w> re*igi t*i •cti?;* ip uf »r Wegv ■land io: rui’x* of Sdoth A^yira this fear will ;»a* tbe *Vf-.re»- (K*> mark, and it is predicted that the yearly jjrou«jcti>.e will re-arh «ii«’ ws'-L-xii the next dt-rutiuux! led t»y -J But am. with pray#.’ P. Cooley, fo^uued liy yaundwing icttetot* fc jsiriy loyal'.ji. He rx; that tbe M<v or : wuul< MK4ioc w ja4”H 4r*>rl thorn- *bp hwf roiibtd ithad t*k>-t <4tl ■ierp Uforgrti. inJthe 'j-erJiei. Weaver j* ito* karuj <rf' •neb ad-, j -e • at>4 a-deciuc4 Juft Berri'mi circuit Is rMgu?.:e- 'ftt*Kfoi *<-lt pawed by a re;rtbi:m.u legitiatare Tbt ca*? wa* t^vt charge *xy tt» P»re hauling a car uf mik* fr«<n W’atov.iiet train anriier-t*. Th* Rn-etiaB army wurd* of cuonse! t • th* j rtate iw/t in tke vauxie claw with; tbe Legion by tbe retiring geowal f*v-rerood » il destroyer' of humax; liftary Mfk RuwMy aftrt r w tich the fullcwlng nffire-r* Ngere i4< -1 eted fir xtofollow inn year. . Prevident. Mr. Fluyd-- Starr; [Ma: • shall Vice-Previ-ka: Mr. liar PitJuua. Jack* n: f'or. Brik Rowley. Elkhart, M;« Jennie Barton I f an arbitrart Marquette, fcr gxnd* a io/> i U> Benbir HaA her. jt disregard of theUw. which the shipper* refused i,. pay and rejitvinri the car whicfaitbe. ctjBBjftny wa* LoJ-ijing. Uj«m defeat? in the c.trtnit cuun tbe company Itoe, njpeale'r to the -ri preme court fuutertixig the jronrtitu| hiocudity -4 the Itor. abd tbe priucir.ls will duw be determined. Gov. Uarner’s n«4U<remeBt w con­ nection with the OumiDg etuasupment; of the Mick<g£i, rtat*o&oers and men a have the same exjierjence so far M tbe Fxjarding arrangement" art o.-'-vemed. j iii worthy of cokuhendatioc. There! wa» a time when th-ne auni:*l encamp-! mente were psinri pally atu.ua! jdeniesi at state ex;cnee, bufno such criticism i» now deserved. Tbeir better ae a MW?:; of ‘tlrjll any. chsciplinc is now insisted'nprnj. while the objection­ able feature* jato:5'* Uni* wcomjwnying •Mate encampmeute have been dfaqxev-d of. Much of tia* credit for the liettcr requirements MhicH provide tbe* bet­ ter Rwults is ciue fo General Harrah and.to Quartenmaster General Kidd. Hto- Latr.aud s» cimrikif C. <y Rev Walter a-talk ’ y -Mnu !Supt. faflfairs in which «he and yj>en air mtirtingi said the W. C. T. < , man»«t Lewi^uartert al lb- state fair ground*, .with -a rw*t;ru«n.. hinch GRANGE HALL CORNERS nourn and emergency hwydtaL 'al** t«Wm P.-uke* ard wife hare l**-n 4e- have a plane, mx the proftratp^*, that te-taming oompar-y from Hartir.g>. Mrs. • Carlyle and d^ught-x spent Vocal -do by M:m Bhrt» after u hi 1. Wfjdw>al*y a* H B am ugh' s rbenf were short -addrs-s— a» follow. A’Kxjto • and tto- Nation. He. Wait­ anU wife «-d Win were .m otteodanre *5 er P. Daley; Akntoti an J tto- Body. :ute at Henry rrt-v-n* L*f. Mary Tburnyvoti Steen* Ak-ub<>! and th. Fuckrtbuuk. Mr. Df M. Pxjk. Tbe L A fi was yaiu- weE attend­ en. FoHowing a talk by Mi^. Wiioux ed a: Mr* F Br:rt<-1 * lwu WelaeMday. the following reMNUtiuniH v*-te w-h-pTed Whereas, that nearly all of the large Ihe Bar.’fieid Owerery Circk N<- z will meet with Mo and Mr- Wm. , inrtitutHTn* eraidvying help hav<i di»criminated againsd ttwrs uf TXgKrettM Benke* Aug. i ,-13*1 toeoboiic drinks it Harry Brest* and mother. >h*,-G Re*>lv*d that we urge the neco-**ity Munger and family wjent SuSday at E of signing and keeping the ph^lge Coilia. Rmoltod that we *txpre«e t«ur sincere BnrdetWf Baheork anp wife] vinted thank* to tbe kcal workers of De­ at H Balcxk’s last week troit. for th*-.excellent entertainment Frank Wilkes and wife eEhUrtaioed provided for u& and to Mrs Frye fee bis mother, and other relatives last her :<e*ence with • u«. Thursday. Xext we had a story by Mr. Swift and an invitation to Beulah Ijsnd Home followed by the j --sen tat ion erf E ^L^Stantmi and wife uf Dowling a beautiful signet • ing to tb« state visited th*- former's sider and huslwnd president Mr. Starr. Mi* Anne Tabor, of DenolLDCHr gave E. E Warner and wife of this place a short, talk on physical education and last Sunday. a few simple exercise for ■keeping Mxm Minnie Jenkins, h "pwiding a few days at Gun lake ir. company with cool" goivg to rieep” getting a per­ fect i®iM<*etr.\ after which the reK. T French and family of Middle­ ;®rt*of tbe executive, labor and music­ ville. ' al Committee were given and accented. Vera Chaml-er- is visiting her uncle Invitations were received from JackFrank Chambers and wife of Hartings. and Ypsilanti for-the'next con­ Mrs. L. S Hills and cousin Mrs. vention that of .Ypsilanti being acWheeler uf Chicano visited at Frank cejsed. Tbe convent ion w«< called Sylvester's and Charles William* of ^closed with a tdaort talk’ by the' pres­ your city tbe latter part of last week. ident. Mr. Starr and a gokTmtdal E IL Donalp. wife and children of conttAt in th*- evening in which Mi* Middleville spent Sunday with S. Ken­ Edith Salome Nice won the medal. nedy and wife. CORRESPONDENCE Addie. Friedrich ha* returned to her home >n Grand Rapids after spending THOUGHT HE HAD STOLEN RIG three weeks with........................... * cinity. But tl. A. Derby Was Found To Be We are sorry to note our minister Mentally Unbalanced. May Be Rev. J W. Kidd u fadlisg in health z Sent Home to New York. w that be <xmt*.-mpiaies trying tbe climate of QAorado before cold weatbH. A. Derby, who formerly lived in ' er OU acrotiF.t tjf lung CrouUe. the Wellman district in Castleton. Irat i Dan Marble who is working near who lias lived for some timt; in .Svta; Battle Creek *p«rt Sunday with his cx»e, N. Y.. came to this county re­ cently to viait relatives. Monday uf I family at this place. ■ D. A. Ketxnedy is our newly elected tart week be went to An*. Mayaaid's and hired a rig for a few days. Ana j’reawjrer fur the school boanl born, to Mr. and Mrw. Wahnie Kel- heard from him regularly up to Thurs! day. though tbe fellow had failed tu ■•ey. July 24. & wur.. • pay anything. After Thursday nothing was heard from him. and on Saturday Mt Maynard swore out a warrant for Dreby s arrest, as he fok he had rain . awUy witb'tbe rig. all efforts to locate Senator Depew <xight to the man having failed. The sheriff widespread demand among the policy finallly found* him near Coate Grove, boldcru erf the Equitable Life Insur­ and he was brought to this city and ance Co. fcr hk resignation m a direc­ placed in JaiL He had do money, and tor. No rtMUonaljie excuse for his • was quite evident!}- unbalanced mental­ ttwree •» a member of the Equitable । ly. Just what will be done with Derby hoard in voting a loan of IcKki.iXJO on ' Lae not been determined yet. Imt it is (•vojerty in which Be wa- interested, hoped to arrange for hb return to his j but which the rtate iMuracce depart-1 The soeialift-lalKtf party whine nmninwfor prt*»d»Hit of the UrJted State* hwi year' wan Eugene V. Dt-ba. held » mooting in Cl.icagu a week ago Sunday, and nwulved that an* work­ ingman who should enllrt in tbe.mi'itia ahonld not be icrmitted to join any . wctoliwt-latxir union. Exprewduri* were mad* that any working man wh<> abocld join the jrdire. ur the vheriC* depuuvs. or tbe army, or navy, abonlu also bo refused pennimion tu be«x»me a tMmber of a MMrial-labur union. That • i » a pretty plain d<cliuta1|iOL* that the vjciiiJiht-labor pnrty isl owxx^id to all defen-<• «rf the conntrt'iFtime of war. JULY 19U6. A CASE OF GHOSTS ICsrjrtsM. DE tr IL B MtCare J One day Henri us Uui» orf Pana, an uraaB-eutal .piamerer Vj trade, re rei ved k*ral not I** fort be W** U’ a toix and xw«s£y am* of- iand is, lie- jawlure of V«wA«e. <® the irem coast ut France. The b<ju-r wss only out aum lugt •&d was divided ioiu wttmi rvusi. l*d- duw* 1mm; kK4t !*•» rwxi'oted. and tbr fluor* Lad rottarfiaway. ‘.«t rc«x. and walk- * ere all Yigbt, and a fe« days' wort eusbkc tbe betr to xoore la. Tbe usstl abuse haunted bosses was nut lacking to tiiD ease, and ‘swae <rf the sto.'.'-s told woald Lave maar dw jdavurer * hair cusi tod be nut been firm mtodod. Du Boia tad bosc vrtJied a month be f«e xfae gbwtti <*o*- He. find bmfiwl iamvrlf l-vraktog nj- aod caniug *w«t the rtoue* rmi totritog din to ibtir place tA- at to have ground fur a tar at lees? One nifdxt he '** ewai. ened by a euriost xuoud comfug from the kfbtoai. He saept-witi:, twto lamde dour* upe*. and there waa no cot er erf ABT san tm tlx- Sours. Tb*> oerfto i* to.an! w«- t!gt of serft foutotep* They •XOM to a'*-u -r.ty azvl rwura to tbr do-w aghiu.' He iroew tbe uutsMe duw to toKx-ked. '-at to- bficfj i/cxiMlie and gw Up tu see Wtot the JXBSCV cWttld BiewtiTtory t**xvd aa >*cmu a*'to- wav-out <rf bed. ami. mitarafij ■ toe uniu beared that to- ta’i to*n half; dreiu, tog. and b* went bn 1 xu to-1 a woo mdrep agato. Tbe toefeh-m wvdgfct with him next day; bo to ,bi* *urpc:*t*. -t wa» repcaPwl <to lb* viwcsd ixlgbr. .He wae.awafceKd at toe ram* hour > y tto* <-l>»-L. and fur tm mtoufv* be I’-' livteumg. At toe end o' that tiinr to* fowortvp* ervaed. and t»u Rob up and rtrwk A light, to find everything as uvea! . The taaidv wall* had plart* red when tto- boui am to-re and ’tore- it had. falieu off to j«U^r*. and he detrtiultod to give tto. LiMj-'-Tixi fcwl *-- if any ■ found. H*' mutant to-do last found! tbrt be Lad to v ;•< s«;p.”- and poor : tight. at tto- vxtt* bear He buys your Produce He sells you Everything EVERYTHING The Dry Goods are new The Groceries are new The Vegetables are fresh De Pile's tity, cai If you want to buy see DePue If you want to sell, see DePue don. The BEST TEAS, The BEST COFFEE, FOR 0U1 J. HOMER DePUE Phone 86. We hav varnish door r work, a in the Ename .Cab vteahag ia by no m«Mia» an car e«DCi'>n ping to.London. A <al»BMUl who ba* had any to ttogreat metropolla would apt take tbe risk uf JeavtoK. kto vehicle even for a few xtoaias uuirea be piare-J a rsfiab> mi3 to- control, but tbe unwary are frecueutfj- robhe-i 'rf bww and ve­ hicle- Ibe *wb thief usually driv*a •ome divtMiM'e from wto-re !>*- rtoto the, prtrfierty and take* advantage <rf »ome a-cltxh-! -Bp -t '. - -/clyt srrirt tp alter tbe nuL-JxT nt the * ■■> as t? es­ cape taBitodfate detect :«l Tina drt>*. I> baa t^ro altematit*-. He e!tto-r ’tr:*-« : > »wrn a few s)-.V:.ngs in fare* i*rfore aliaudocing tto- cab .<»r else b* make# awa- with tbe w’/p. rug, ntot and lain;, toeving’ tto- x«4i»e> fw tbe j-rftoe v. ’tske vharw •( w|^u fntEid. _,-.ru:ng after Wvaktort a Sr-me_ thier*-* actually g> to the trou­ ble erf rtripfrtog uff fr -m t!*« wheels begun- Toe outside uf tbe the India rubber tin*.—I-oddue Standtaken firrt nnd wu gone •■red tb»* rayrttry.. When f'V B «*.« cta-e to v-ard: tbe in­ terior of the Lou* a di*wrery ahnurt ax one*-. T5^- fcbuvtjy fotHateftr* had’fr»jim the <mtrtde klt&en door jeeralnTeBt aot<<ntph -hunter a gnjdi to the north****- ••un.cz ut tbe room, a mg youth vw<- tn Gfeeiry its ftiHows. di«tfcn*e of about hint- fM. Abaci a IViu- Str—Atno-g your .n*mry jpMMre thin! o! i::» {Jester bad fa lien off .that wall, and a* the man ln#j»-«ned be soon can.-*- u;on a »w differing from tiw Tomlinson Lumber Co (Ju the banka of the Thon,apple, lies Tbe city erf HMtingt. strong. Filled with tbe great, tbe and tbe tfhe A nc not a aoul who wotda do any wrong. The street- ar* ao shady anc wide. Houma beauttfii! and lawm so neki. . That tbe city to all h a source of pride. •| And tbe Home picture fc.very compiete • • . - < ’ne h'-ndn-d new bvtpec wfli be built thia year And tbe err la for Lumber, morej Lombev. ‘ wo THE TOML1NM/K < O buy can witbo-.,: fear And work day and nigh: without dumber Have you seet; those Sblagle* _hm in from tne <. >&r. Ked edarr «.<• filled mth ep ' And our big eax erf Popiaf deaenw a totot. * For iheS&iDg is perfect. *o white and nice.. . . There e V bite Hue and Hemloek that can't be Lea: There 'a Hours and Mindowa of every kind. Sc»rue of enr Doors lookMt to tai. ' . And a ctmirvr aelectiZt you couldn't find,. If yon need a aoviBooce oc a Bara ’ An Addition cc a Porch et> ffne. Tv eome ami see n» will do no hanu And we”l; show you tbe .choices: things in oar Htrf. TEND When yen steak CHIC YOUR HANDS IN YOUR POCKETS ANO HOLO FAST TO YOUR PURSE. .to after ?• - wall fi>! to--n built It k I>n Rrrf- r : irnsr to and Fdt «>ut tlx- vrone. Imt never >ty rest'-! a rrta* * uf tbooMnda of dollar*. 1: In cold, silver.arid Jeweta, rato! there wav xh>? fo iduH: a* the •crap of a |**n tu s«y whs ha ? ron it. ' ' . .' ■ ‘ A* Lear a* rouW to- a*- ertalned by tto- legal rerrinto of the- pro in** tbe Luu** L.id Leva er*ct«d about f-»rty-flre yenre ■ It tad be*n bulk- and Inhab terf by au <#M man jind hH wife, i-im of wtoau; bad -itol within a f' w'~yLSr*. The place had then been teuxiutto*- for vom* time end had then been taken r-ov^wicu r* by a fi-Jx-rnian. He bad vacated, and another mtn bad come, but for a vrore of year* before Im Boi* took ^HMsevaton no one had oo-upkx! the place. Du Bol* did no? herald bls good for­ tune over the country. Like a wfeu» man !>• said nothing and aerretty re­ moved his find to Part-. The stone was rre: to the wall and tbe plaster repatred. and lie bad hardly made the rt* pairs when be was wait-*] on«by an of­ ficer of the law. who toform^i him *>■*’ a queer mistake bad l*ei» made The property Lad bejn left to another by his name, and toe nyw heir-would shortly to- on to make good bls claim. Tbt plasterer »IH not wait for toe rightful heir io turn up. He bad never t*en satlsfit-1 as to bow be came to in­ herit though be had ’gone on tbe Ide* that the law cuuk! make no mistake*. He birtFhlm*elf lack to Parts, wild hiJewelry and exchanged hi, roton and toen did a prudent thing by setting sail fur America. He bad nut been gone from Paris four weeks before h» was bring looked after. In spite of tbe repair* the new heir bad discovered toe stone and the hid­ ing place. Perhape fbfstly footsteps bad also sounded for him. though they bad ceased for Du Bais a < soon as he discovered the treasure. At any rate; he wanted tnformgttou aixl an account­ ing. He reasoned' very inaturally that the cavity hid been made to bold a treasure and that It would not have been so carefully cooctKlw! again If nothing had been taken from IL Do Bols was out of France and liv­ ing to N¥w York when ito- officers of tbe law sought to Interview him. and be has not returned to hit native land store. Tbe story is from bis own lips. Tbe value of the treasure be has not stated, but you Iiave tbe word of the one who writes the story that bis s«erch for ghosts brouglit him a com­ petence. It might harefbeefl hidden by smbgglen*. robbers on a miser, but as to that be has never cenrerned him­ self. While the treasure technically j la-longed to the true heir, who can say that the ghosts would have helped him to recover it and that ft would nut be resting In that cunning hiding place to­ , M. <JCAD. Painu purpoM received e best of COLD Cold Con Loin. Col Pianos and Organs, and Furniture it fe a temptation to part with yofir < a<!i After r. letter re addresM*] and stain p»rt ami ; ut into tto- mall box-has the portmarter any right to given: 1-sck to the sender If ‘--tutor wffihev to recall - It l* not only the right, but tbe duty, of the postmaster to give hack a letter already mailed which tto sender wlzbe« to recall, lie u even authorized to certain cares to stop the delivery of a letter which has already started for in destination by a telegram to the postmaster at that place But be must I* very certain that the perepn who wishes to recall a letter in cither case !• the one who wrote it and the Utter must t^ar any rrj*use that arises from telegraphing, etc.—St. Louis Re­ public. An edict of Charles IX. of France dated 15C3 made it a civil offense to. offer any guest more than three courres at car meat If-a fourth appeared the provider of the feast was Hable to a fine of 200 franco. while the guvsets who partook of it could be called upon to pay the actborittoo 40 francs each. The unlucky purveyor was struck at still more severely. for If he took an order for n four couree dinner he became amenable by law to fifteen days1 im­ prisonment upon bread and water. If after this severe dbhffplint- ojk® two occasions ho offended again bo might be whipped and driven from the king­ dom as a danger to t?ic state. W. J. MOLLOAWY, Haattag;. Tich. Who aell* the L. A M. Paist. Know? it tor a fact, that the U A M Paint has the reputation of being the leader all the world over. That its act­ ual cost is only S1-3D a gallon. WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS SUMMER? If you desire rest and recreation.-why not try "THE RIVER ST. L.VWRENCE TRIP'1' Fhldere dewriptive of tbe Thousand Islands. Rapid*. Montreal. Quebec. Murray Bay. Tadousac.tbe far famed Saguenay River, etc.j. onv appiicatioo- to any . railway <»r sitomltoat Ticket Agent. For illustrated guide. •'Niagara to the Fea.” send 6 cents in portage stamps to H. , Foster Chaffee. Western Paws. Agt., Toronto, or The*. Henry. Traffic Mgr., Montreal, R. A O. Navigation Co. j This i> the lime of year whenour recollection of the won! ' COST"' be­ comes hazy and when we have for­ gotten that such a word as '“PROFIT*' exists. ix»ok here and; get good quality for cheap grifde pri«>e>. M. Cor. Jeffe Phone Having Mill, cu I wish now pre JOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOaOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOC'C-.Z.'- Success on the Farm Depends on two conditions.' FIRST.—raising GOOD crops. SECOND.—finding a goo-i mar­ ket. The fanners of Barry County are han rst ingone of the largest Grain an-I Hay crops in years. We wish to announ- e that we are o'.hand with the good market-for these crops. Pianin< MouMin Porch W Just w$ Wood th Mr. Farmer, won’t you let us help you round out the success of the year? ROWLADER BROS & REISER Warehouse opposite C. FINE PLUMS, PEACHES, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons and Fruits of all Kinds. . Nice, evil and Ginger Ak , 1 handle one of th. U,' lines in the country and every patron ia pleared with it. i abo have a complete fresh rtock of . LOWNEYS CHOCOLATES. BON BONS AND MARSH MALLOWS- COHraCTW-MER1?^^ FREDXWOLCOTT 1 have Engine cheap. small en call and �PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES . Paints of any color, for any | purpose, and in. any quan tity; can’ be purchased very • advantageously at 1 MU L- . HOLLAND’S DJJUG STORE.’ ’ We are careful to carry only ! tbo&e paints, whose quality : we are sure will give oUr customers entire tion.. tMisfac’ INDOOR FOR OUTDOOR We have all the paints and varnishes required for in■ door finishing or outdoor wprk, as well as everything in the way oj Oils, Stains. Enamels, Dryers, etc; ...WE SELL... GOOD PAINT ...ONLY... Arthur E. Mulholland THE LEADING DRUGGIST, TENDER STEAKS ----------r-------When you want a.trice, tender steak, ypd should go St Weaver's Market CHICAGO BEEF. received every week, so that the . best of meat fa assured those who patronize us. COLD MEATS Cold ’ Corned Beef, Curi Boiled Loin. Cold Pfeeserf Ham, . ('old Veal Loaf, Bol­ ognas. Frank forts. People's Meat Market M. J. Weaver, Prop. (’or. Jefferson and Court streets. Phone 238. HASTINGS, MICHIUAN. NOTICE Having started my I’lauing • Mill ea6t of the Table factory ,1 wish to announce that I am juuw prepared to do all kinds of Planing Matching Make all kinds of Moulding. Window Frames and Door Frames. Porch Work. House Finishing I will l>e pleased to figure with you ou any work you may wish.' Jos. Alwine, received a car load of White this week. ' A BARGAIN For Someone. X * ■fX Engine and Boiler for' sale ch eap. If you are in need of a small engine It will pay you to call and look it over. : PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE t W. R. JINIESOK. Pn>i INVITED OETEN TO foundations of the beautiful old city. A 8L John fa well provided with tchoofa, eburebe* uf all drnomina- WONDERFUL TURFQUrR CrmCR I nntontn rttUtn PIERSON & SON S attractions 0234 tions, hoapitals, and ayhunt In) ---------I Trinity Church, first buit hy the ' Delivers the Bunpies, With Baqds Couitaued from pare one. I Loyalist Fathers in J1788, is a wooden j Cut, to the Machine and Feeds royal coat uf arms, fa-autifuly hand ‘ sea, and it ik said that the faslies of j carved, that was brought from Faneui Them Into It. 1 num drowned in the river, are never ! IJaH. Boston, when rthe Royal' troopl j The first load uf new wheat market1 removed aftir th»-y get into the whirl- i evacuated the city. * At St John i.'.lxw. in.no wyliin «> *» puoL The Boat ride up the 'St, John ! ■('— --- it w.« fere that .--ydl.,w--. e't'Mor tot we«k by K. I. tonder: river was delightful in every Way. ■ and’ .porhop. ._t_, T '1 s —: shott, who did not take the trouble to For miles op. theHinnkS on either side journalism"’ got ita start. The in-[ stack his wheat, hut had it drawn are lined, with handsome cottages and mates publish a paper, and as Last ns t from the field direct to the machine. summer homes, where the {Xiople of the editors become si«ne they are dis-1 | The thresher in this case was Mr. the city, ns well as from other cities, charged from the editorial staff, H Sam Craig’s, who had just fionght a spend their summers. The scenery is ; We left St. John alur.g in the even­ ! new engine and a self feeder for his grand the big hills covered with green ing taking Sleepers oyer the Inter­ foliage making a fa-autiful background I colonial R. R. en-^oute to Sydney. I; machine from Mr. Hendershott. j This self-fecde is a wonderfully in­ ' and completing a picture that will long J Ca(>e Breton, which j fa- about us far ; teresting machine, 'Die teams loaded , be rememered. . east as one can go by| tail on this coni with bundles from the field .would drive Another thing that we saw at. St. , tinent. The wenery idl along the line ‘ John that fa common with about all ; of this road is most Ibeautifo! mount- 1 up to the feeder, and the men would the coast towns that we vfaited up i aiiw, hi]Js. fakes and streams vicing unload from two wagons at the same ™J>idb a» th.; «M>ld pitch tte i in this section. In the afternoon. ; with ’ ’ one .totter Nkmingb-toaute ‘ ’ 'bundles. But the feeder handled them i when the tide is in. the big vessels will j the most perfect picture. All along this with perfect ease, aqiveyinyg the sail in and tie up to the wharvex line is a veritable “sportsman's para- 1 i Later on when the tide goes out. all , ‘Hse. "Game of all kinds, from partridge bundles to the cylinder, •cutting the tumds and delivering them into the I these vessels are left rtraadod on the I to bull Moo?, fa very plenty, and the 1 1 mud and sand, with no water within country is fast becoming the Mecca for machine. To hatfe handled as many way would have reperhaps 40 rods of them. ■hunters. In the lineuf fishing there fa bundles . ; 7in the old 7 •--r~ ;----St. Jten ta loctte on Wn>?; hll. of nearly everythinx from tn.ul rnntotaop 1 • man to feed. The machine, fed in thia varying sizes, and in onler to take it. nP to whales. • <-* manner, threshed the grata at the rate all in. one must travel all around it. » W. K. Cook. .; of l.V> bushels per hour.. J I It is a.city ul about 43,001), lumbering i ' Tobe continued. . | It is marvellous what wonderful ma­ ' and fishing lieing the leading Indus- | —‘. . chines are being brought put to do the tries, though -there is considerable I —-J--— ‘ work on the farm. ) manufaciuring in cotton, yvool; leather - ' ----------------- -------------i and iron pftalncts. The city is sur- 1 I rounded with good farming ^country ; i in places, though the farming industry ' i is not develujieil to any high -state ax j 5 J. L. Crawley fa visiting relatives in j . y®tN • Jj Clyde. Ohio. The difference between a luxury and ! The city has a splendid hnrfair and I! Vqh Furniss. »>f Nashville, wiw a I a necessity is merely getting u-wd to it. steamships'run regularly to London. 1j Hastings visitor . Wednesday. PERSONAL MENTION. Local News i Liverpool, and other European ports, ' and up the St. John river fqr quite a distant. i St. John is very substantially and 1 i solidly built, the buildings being large- I !y of stun/ and brick, this douUlecs ; 1 ; being due to some extent to the very disastrous fires that have visited it. The last great fire, and olje from the , effects of which the city has scarcely. ; yet recovered, occnred in IH*.7, when, ! Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Funii-i visited; Over :«>' attendi-d the Methodist friends in Nashville Wednesday. Sunday School picnic at Thornapple yj. £. Sent}', visited her daugh- Thursday. It was a perfect picnic day. u.r Mrs. Walker, of Nash!lie. last week. ' Boys, don’t kill the -Uuids. A chme A. IL B. Ellix. oi Grand Bapid*. was observer estimates that unu good sized visiting triends in this city last week. toad will destroy ten thousand insects Miss Etta Patton left Saturday for a and worms in a single Munmer. AuMir. Russell, of Assyria, was six weeks visit with friends in Monta* brought fa-ton- Justice Riker Thursday, guv. The Misf-es Maggie and Lovina Jrun- charged with being drunk and dis­ fully 11 third of the city wnv wiped out. ’•‘de -pent Sunday with Battle Creek orderly. He plead guilty. । and paitl • <517 fine, and' costa 15. fax' pt'uple were -left Imnicll'ss. and friends. Every burin<NH of a town should give $:Di.«ir',ooO, - -,f pr<q»-rty went nj- in j . John Lake and i R. A. Brpoks. of Hames. . Nashville, were comity -eat visitors heartiest support to the good roads । movement. The ’ better tile mads ■ S' John also has su.iie v-ry; hist or-' Friday. ' leading to a .town an- the more will i ieal a-ssocilitions. UhanMain .md Do .Mrs. Mary Austin,-of Batth Crdek., - Monts entered the harbor in IfM. and is > the guest^f Dr. and Mrs. W. A. • the-farmer seek the place. The daily papers an- full ot mivici? . ns their landifig was on St. John s. day. .Dunpman. ’ how t« live this hot weather. If they ; the river wasgiven that name. In TKiit Dr. and Mrsf L^arkhurst. of Grand Ghius. La Tour estnbliaed a trading ' Rapid-, spent' ismiday with Mr. and•’ would tell the, farther- how to pitch hay and wheat and at the same time ]H>st nt- the heatT'nf the buy. and not far Mrs?'€ieorgc Bradlev. keep cool Jhey would appreciate it. from the navy yard. When LaTour Ralph. Rogers has been receiving a .arrived the Mictnac inQians were ' Give ns the tanner who takes time (> visit tbe j-asi' -week from hi.^friviid A^ strong and powerful, but lie proved to. to look up. now and then, to see what I i W. Ru*:ihsun> of Button. I ■ ; lie a very tfise and sagacious man. and .. is going on in the world about him. nut only' iiigratiatwl himself into the . Mr. and Mrs. Wfti- Hopkill- left Living is not all in bending the liack nffectiona of in* followers, but of the Thursday morning tor Kandnsky, Obiu.j ; over the hoe or in growing good crops. «two weeks visit with rehuives. Life is more than a living. / Indiansbs well. The result was that fur'a 1 Mr«. Anna Bradley.' of Grand ttafa. «. VennontviBq business men have or’ ho built up a verv 'profitable and Hourishing business with the Indians. Here id-. - and her nephew, Bradley Laue.) giiui/j-d an ajhh-tic club to provide an I is what Ik-gap to excite the jealousy visited Mr.- and Mhi; G. M. Bnullet) nthlethv^eld and grand stand and en­ week. • ■ ' '.and cupidity of hw jmwerfnl rival. last I courage athletic contests. This is a ' d A elnay flliarni*.-iy. another French­ Mr-. Geo. Coleman and children left; project that'is '->«€<• to pay dividentU in man. fur the. 1-ndship of Acu-lij- Saturday ; for Harfa»r Springs .where! a business way andsuery town should Uliamisay had his heaikiuurters at- they.wiH ; remain until ’ school -hall; have one. Fort Royal, and seemed to Tx- the l«’<t ■commence , nejt fall. Our neighboring village of Portland politician. At h-ast the "strings" that fa discussing through the Observer wags he was able to pull at the court of • and means tor having the vegetables l| France, undermined LaTour. wfyo was displayed in front of the grqceries of i siimmone-I back to Fnmce. but he re!j that town placed above the higlPWater I; fused to go, and was< branded as an mark’ of Borland's large and fluurfah| outlaw. LaTour. however, didn’t proi ng colony of tall dogs. There are Some I«>se to meet the fate of an outlaw unpeople in Hastings who refuse to heles-shb could help it, so one night he | lieve that win- screens ar<- a sufficient skipped out and went to Boston much Under Physicians Fiye protection. • to Charnisay's delight. LaTour rejj • A yonng man in a neighboring town Months. Went from • turned with a force of New Englanders : who has nqt l»vn married long reitmrkantl-nuide it decidedly interesting for Bad to Worse. ed at the dinner table the other day: ' ' | Cfiarnisay. Fighting back and forth My dear, I wish yuu could make bread | between these rival leaders was donsuch as mother used to make.’ ' The tinned for years, the fight growing bride smiled and replied in a voice' intensely bitter even laitween the wives that did not tremble: "Well. deaf, I of the parties, but it culminated eyen- ■ wish you could make the dough that tually.ir. a very striking romance. In . father used to make. ’ The bread and tbe face of continued* reverses Mix i ’ dough question hasn’t come up for LaTour died, and her husliand Lecame : family discussion since. . a wanderer. C'harnisay celebrated his । An exchange says the "e" is the victory by. taking a 5«ith in the river “ I was troubled with eczema on the < most unfortunate letter in tho English and whs drowned. The feeling of face for five months, during which alphabet, "because it is always out of I hatred between LaTour imd Mrs. time I was in the care of physicians. leash, forever in’debt, never out of dang* j C’harnisay quickly died out and was My face was in such a condition that ' er. and in hell all the time." Our ex­ I supplanted by one of deep devotion, t I could not go out. It was going I change forgets that the aforesaid letter I and the usual thing happened—-thfey from bad to worse and I gave up all I were married—and LaTour was lopl hope, when a friend of mine highly I is never in war and always in peace. J recommended Cuticura remedies. The It fa the beginning of existence. the over all Acailie/ . first night after I washed my face with || commencement of ease and the end of ; During the century following this Cuticura Soap and used Cuticura I j tremble. Without it there would-lie no ,1 the mouth of the St. John river was Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent it . ' the scene of many s<-a fights between changed wonderfully, and continuing . meat, no life and no heaven. the treatment it removed all scales । A fanner says he rid his farm of rats Franco and England tu settle the qnes| tion uf mastery over tin- country, the and scabs. From that day I was able j as follows: • 'On a very large nnmlwr to go out, and ill a month my face 1 of pieces of old shingles. I put about a ‘ laurel of victory rirxt resting with one, was as clean as ever.” | and then with ‘the other. The real ■ THOMAS J. SOTH, 317 Stagg St., teaspoonfnl of'molasses and on that ' I funnding of the city came in 17851 when. > Brooklyn, N. Y. with my inickOt knife. I scraped- a j after the close of the American Reg> 1 small amount oLconsentrated lye, and then placed ihp-kh ingles around under • lution. 1 '.000 Loyalists settled in and 1 L,the cribs. The next morning I found ' around St. John. The city grew rap­ '' idly. The boundless forests of New ■ Itching and Burning of the Skin i’forty dead rats and tbe rest have | vamoosed. I have cleared many farms ' Bnmswick sent their wealth o^timAs in eczema; the frightful scaling, as | her to the mills at StJohn and the in psoriasis; the loss of hair and crust­ of the pests in the same way. and have city strengthened its position as the ing of scalp, as in sealled. head.; the I never known it to fail. ” facial disfigurement, ns in pimples commercial capital, and to--daj* it and ringworm; the awful suffering of I TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM. stands first among the ship-owning infants, and anxiety of wornout par­ porta of Canada. In th'- heart of the ents, ns in milk crust, tetter and salt , "I was troubled with kidney comrheum — all demand a remedy of al­ | plaint for abort two years.'' writer A. city is King Square in which is an im­ 11. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, la., "but posing monument erected to tbe mem- - most superhuman virtue’s to success­ ; two bottlea. of -Foley’s Kidney Cure fully cope with them. That Cuticura ory of the Loyalist Fathers. Back of Soap, Ointment, and Pills are such effected a permanent'cure. 'For sale by Arthur E. Mulholland. ^Succesor to W. the Square is the old cemetery, and no stands proven beyond all doubt. The H. Goodyear. . purity and sweetness, the power to one should.visit the city without tak­ ing a walk through it. and read the afford immediate relief, the certainty A wheelman’s tool hag isn’t complete , of speedy and permanent,cure, the many curious inscriptioiM on the old I absolute safety and great economy without a bottle of Dr. Thomas* Eclec- I moss-covered tombstones that date back | hare made them the standard skin ‘ trie Oil. Heals cuts/bruiata, stings.) sprains. Monarch over pain. 150 years or more, is a quiet; shady, I cures of the civilized world. Abso­ Your Doctor feels perfectly satis- i spooky old spot, a fitting repose for 1 lutely pure. the stn«y old souls, whose lives were i fled when told that we are your certainly of tbe strenuous sort, and' Druggist. , ARTHUR E. MULHOLLAND. 1 whose energies laid the enduring DISFIGURED WITH ECZEMA are their lowest prices. Great Semi-Annual After Inventory Sale is bound to result in the Greatest Money Savings that you ever made. No such bargains have been offered in the city of Hastings. Read over the list and see if you don’t agree with us. A special sale of men’s Long wearing Hosiery cost less in reality than the cheap and trashy kind. It -makes less darn­ ing too. See our special line of men’s lace hosier}’ at 11 cents each day until Hold, The price today will be $1.89 Wash Goods the great collection con­ sists of dotted Swisses. Imported Dimities, Orgaudies’ Eternities, Grecian Voiles. D" Dimities; Lawns, etc., etc. Values up to 25c a yard, ciearance prices. IOt Dinlties it 12- c Voiles at 15c Lawns at 18c Batistes al 8c 10c I2...C 20c Seleses It I5c I8c 25c Dimities at 20c Big Bargains have a novel way of clean­ hi Waists ing their ehoe stock every Wh announce for all year by placing nil odds and ends on a counter this week, all our wo­ and marking the price men’s high grade depend­ able waists at greatly re­ down on them duced prices, waists that sold for 5 cents Big clearance eale of , Shoe business toffies our way because we de­ serve it by offering the best values in town. We don’t mean by simply quoting low prices, for low prices often represent shoes, which are very poor values. Our shoes look stylish, fit well, feelcomfortahlp. and give very good service and they are sold at .popular prices therefore are good value. now $3.75 now 2.25 now 1.88 now 1.50 now 1.31 now 1.13 1.25 now .93 75 1.00 now 37 .50 now On display in 99 $5.00 3.00 2.50 2.00 I.75 J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone No. 9. Hastings. Mich. The People’s Store Wte*te*te**^te^**te*****a*te*te^te*W*^te*te»^te****^te#*i $75,000.00 Capital ■ Surplus :: $25,000.00 Ottkcn Put $5 BSE Clxjter ms.tr, PrctMnt. R. B. m«wr, and lime and inter­ est will do the rest. You wont be asking assistance to starl you in business or to make an investment. Ul« Prts fl. fl. Hmltrwe. Ewhltr. Directors Chester m«ter. R. B. metwr, CURED BYCUTICURA 63^1 .Change in One Night. In a Month Face Was Clean as Ever. Pierson & Son HOSIERY R. C. Trtttch, You Olill Have tbe Capital yourself. m. t. e»ok. D. S. SMtlvur. Cuke Ulatcrt. fl. fl. flrtcrws. Interest paid on SnvlnRi Dopoiln. money to Com on That’s how ohr Savings Brink helps those who deposit a little each month. Commence now The sootier the better. Hastings gfty Bank Real Esutt Securitv. THE AGONIZING PLEASE COMPARE “THE BANNER WITH ANY OTHER COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN The Pre» of this State deciare the "BANNER in the front rank. Hundreds of pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many Improvements. ALL HOME NEWS The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County news. It fully covers its field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say. of the BANNER to your neighbor who may not take it. IF NOT,-Why not send us your name NOW? It costs -Hut $1.00 a year. 25c xor 3 months trial. �GUARD AGAINST GERMS T , COMMON COUNCIL 1 Within the last week, Albert GertI singer, a farmer living three miles, ' north of Fennville, has lost three (ral- ■ l nable horses by poison. The thira-one | died Friday night after an illnei* of On opening the animal I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Keep Well by Strengthening the Stomach in Summer '■ twe days. With Mi-O-na. I Strong indications of poisoning by WA KB A NTT DKEP*. . , . .. . .. [ croton oil were found. Sheriff Whitbeck Romuette Wightman to -Nellie Every One with weak digestion more often from a weak stomach than .... .. ,, . IT „ AouId use Mi-o-na at this veaeon and ■ from any other cause; head-ache, back-- lw investigating the matter ttHoay. M. McMurray. S 8 feet lot no strengthen the stomach that disease ache, and rheumatic pains are directly Mr. Gretsinger says that lie does not 882. 8 8 feet of E^Jot 881. ?.*rms .'rms ear. can have no effect effect whatever, caused by an acid condition of the know of an enemy who would do Ruch Hastings 11'5 00 his mmarfcabte remarkable remedy puta put* the whole stomach. Mi-O-na effects all this! ‘ • digestive syst««n inin so»ohealthy, * digestive'system heal I clean prevents the formation of acids, and Jennie C. White to* F. E. and sweet a state that fermentation of nervousness, kidney trouble, or rheu--------Remalie. 8 0 rods of N 8 rods tbe food cannot exist, that any disease । mutism, is quickly cured. c *__ ’* “ . JI Sonlh Haven WMcl«ed by the ebenff , loI, 1T,nd tB H„ting-........ 1200 (■* germs which may enter tte stomach Ask W. J': Holloway to show you the *— . will l>e destroyed? and food..will lie im> guarantee under which he sells Mt- Sunday, every place except. tntjires’ na^ i Cornelia Vanetteu to Ralph readi’iy assimilated that a ’rapid and/«>-iuu: Price 50cents. It costs nothing I tan rants liavtng tteir’doors lacked and Newton. Lota. 'Hastings.... healthy increase iu flesh will result. unless it cmrwv. ' crepe is attached to the front Flags Nervpune-s and sleeplessness come 1 are at half mast, while the people Steve Mary* Revel to Mary E. Wim­ mer. Lots 7 and 8 blk 1 , black tted on their .coat aleetrps> nnd Chamberlain’s add. Hastings 2.10 (Ml bat*. Citizens are in an uproar over ! Mayor Hulburt’s action, and he. with Wm. H. Chase et al te Eugene the council men who are in favdr of; Hortpn. Parcel -sec 5. Barry. I action, will likely lie asked to retfgn. Eugene Horton and wife to This Week’s News In Nearby The liand played a.dirge. Henry E. Kahler. Parel »«• Counties. ? Souhwestern Michigan Confidence — the druggist's. Calvin O. Sanders, who undertwk i to find a Wife by burying three caskets I of jewelry in the. sand on tbe beach at South Bend has succeeded in part at I least.. In the crowd which came oyer I on the tMiat Sunday were alsnit 8ou employes of n Chicago store, and upon learning of the buried .treasures the j crowd flocked to the beach and Is-gan the search. Miss Lidia Crowe, who is । . , , , . .. . , manager of tbe linen department in the store, was the finder. The box contained the lucky ring, a lieautifnl diamond, the finder of which Sanders says he will marry. The ring was in- > closed in an envelope. “To the future ! Mrs. Sunders**. With the ring was a W.J. HOLLOWAY Prescription* prepared as if for the Doctor's own use. ’ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. PUFFED RICE Tte NEW BREAKFAST FOOD per quart ■ r„ Ju Potted Ham, Sliced Beef, Mustard, Olives, Pickles, Sweet and Sour. Ketchup, Confectionery, Cookies, Canned Goods. New Potatoes, String Beans, All Kinds of Baked Goods, White House Coffee and Silver Leaf Tea are stronjrtrade pullers. MY'STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS. » the highrAt market price. ' iw. H. FAIRCHILD. » Dry Goods and Groceries. • POCK OOOK5 EAST OP GOODYBAR BROS J HARDWARE. PHONE >01 ANNOUNCEMENT We will close our Green House to the public here* after on Sunday at 11 a.m. Everyone made welcome up to tho closing hour. A. F. Burroughs & Son1 . , . .„. The farm barns of Charles Oalten. of Pennville, township.' Calhoun Co.. were struck by lightning Wednesday and* burned, inflicting a loss of $2,SOU. lit •Body Brussels rug l(M’>xl2at. $35.00 . City price 815.00 A. F. Smith A Sons Axniinister Huge *.'xi2, beauti­ ful coloring, at $25.00. City price 835.00 Velvet rugs at$25.00 Which are sold in city for 835.00 Roxbury Brussels at$18.00. City price 325.00 Empire ruga at.................................... $15.00. City price 822.00 We hare nlgs.aH sizes, as low as. Art square nigs at $8.40. City price 812-00 Prices guaranteed Lowest See our line of Rugs and Carpets, all grades. The Furniture and Carpet Man. CLIMAX The McHenry Millhouse Climax Pure Asphalt roofing PURE ASPHALT IS THE BEST nOOrlNG ............ —— prepared roofing ou the market No felt to absorb moisture as caW) of most roofing. " jg No gravdl to loosen and come off as is the ca.se of some kii\gs)of roofing, but pure asphalt through and through, always pliable and unaffected by heat and Cold, easily laid aud better than any shingle roof. Jesse Townsend HASTINGS, ■W -» • - i Cora •’«Saunders ’».............. ’.to Caroline I Roliert A. Cuchrune. a druggis: of ! . M A Bill AG F. LICENSES. Last September the body of a woman . Kalamazoo. *vas held up as he r*-as whs found in the waters uf Lake Mich- ■ leaving his »tore. shortly alter ’•‘J’- Adeltert A. Craven. Hope.... night. He was carry- /Libble Hardy. Baltimore . igan near South Haven. She bad ev- night t • • Saturday idently , lieen murdered. She wa- a inga bag containing the day > rec«|ipt* Forrest H. Potter. Rutland, stranger there, and no clue- were then atnonnting to over $2i>» of which he Ina E. Craig. Rutland obtainable. The corpse wa- photo-! un relieved. i ---------- -- —~ graphed, and some trinket.- found tn THIS OUGHT TO BE ENFORCED her pockets saved. Mrs. Buxton, of Harry O. Pierce, of Niles, tbe il>e»»* Charlotte, has been able to identify the known democratic politician of Bcijrien murdered woman a* Iter daughter, j | Co. has lieen committed to the Kala­ Amendment to School Laws, Act Mabie OswaldMr* Oswald was mazoo asyltinv n raving nianiiw. maidac. ;! 263 Passed by Last having trouble with her husband; had Cigarettes and liquor accomplished his I left for Chicago a few days Iwfore the Legislature mental undoing. . body was found at South Haven. There is ^a great mystery about tbe affair, Deuuis Craven, an 83 year old Uti- ! One of the best of the amendments but the officers hojie to go to the Imt* * 'laws of Michigan .p*.*ed* dent of'(5onvis. Calhoun <&6.. ran “ •; of the school tom of it. was Act No. 288, ’ call his first sight of can*. it (by the last legislature *■'* -team ukoui vain . . _ yean, ugu and he waLed ! S"”"1' .... , , , j was alwut 75 y___ .......... .... Phil.,. Cl.w wb. ba. been at the I U| N v Compiled. Laws in regard to tbe pro­ Bi.rJiek hm«. for nearly M ,h(. jnjji ' : tection of children by providing that :w yean*, has in that time accumulated . no mjnor child under seventeen years profierty th thut town estimated to tie of age. or any minor who is a stud­ worth fl.'i.OOU. He has reared a family ^he Bell (Jo. rvfn^ri tu ola‘y jthc ent in any jaiblic, private or parrochial of eight children. There is « good ex- (nadate Kalamazoo epyRbMicil and school iu the State of Michigan shall aruple of what saving the pennies will ‘ IKlt *<* telephone wins* on Kalamazoo tie premitted to loiter or remain in aeeomplish Though foreign born-'in ronduits under groumL tiiii- any saloon or other questionalde place Claiins says * I have never spent any .ijation is likely to settle the matter. or in place-, of amUM-ment of question money for drink.*” ------ — able character *h:h1 providing a severe --------A ■ The contract has been ’let for- Port- penalty fof failure to ubasnre th*' law UncIffSam shut out some of Marsh- l^nd • new fio.ono Carnegie publi|*. li- by any proprietor, keepgr or manager all’s fake patent medicine -concerns brary. It will he built -17x02 and Imilt of such institution. Takes effect Sept­ from using the moils. The result is that fbdd stone with Bedford stone trim- ember .15. HMC. the postoflicc receipts there fejl from “tings. <lU8,tt2O to*Hr693 in a year. But the ‘ ~ { MAIL BOXES TO BE NUMBERED country is probably the gainer from} The 1G months old son of Maxtin less doping of patent medicines. TBerry, of Ailegan. procured niorphjne _____ tablets Tuesday evening, eating several. More Facilities to Be Provided for R U GS Phone 76. ; Battle Creek firemen are considerably relieved tiecanse workmen an1 *lismantling the Iraildings formerly ocrupied by the Rathbun & Kraft Ltttaber Co., and-the 31.‘ 31. Lewis & Sonsltactory. Since June 1908. these buildings have nearly burned (Jown four times, the losses bei ng $5.5W». 35.590, 31115011 and 31.000 res|M>ctirely. Th^iin|tnvn Saunders, Lot 8 blk 20 East­ I 00 em add, Hastings Henry Kuempal and wife to - Thomas E. Cheeabrouxh and wife. Lota land H blk 1 Nye’x add. Freeport William H. Merrica and wife to Elmer Cotant and wife, H had liegun to consider the property a , 400 OU ac .wee 20, Hastings.............. btsidbo. ( QUIT CLAIMS. • Jennie I- Wood to Charles M. Clyde Francis, at one time publisher I Putnam. I 20 ac sec 2'i Maple of the ladce Odessa Wave, and w h<> pre­ (JOO 00 Grove............... *.«4.......... •• • •. tended to go daffy and deserted; his Ixinta M. Ruse to Charles 51. wife and children, his wife (who was Putham. 120 ac sec 2(i. Maple Anita Smith of Sebewa. afterward^ob-' Grove.'........................................... (KO 00 handsome gold watch and a gold nog-, taining n divorce from him. is puldish­ . ««- Crowe ...... _returned —i .to. Chicago ..... intf m» tiaiw.T* the Rachel Dillin et al to Charles get. Miss P*per n! at Galt.’California, th*. • M. Putnam. 120 nc sec 26. without seeing Sanders. . Ifkb Odessa Times says. . j Maple Grove....# You f A 1 Common council met in adjourned session Friday eve. July 34, 19Ufl Mayor Heath pewiding. ; Present at rolle’Il Aid Brooks. Grant. Horton. Hilton, Sent?. 'Weisaert Ab­ sent Aid Barber. Hall. Minutes of three previous meeting* read approved with one correction. The following accounts were andiujd Frank Fifield, team. W.75; Dan Shea team. X.50: Ed Shea. team. ft.IS: Wm. Smith, team. AW; A. D. Maynard, teanz 5,25; G«». Crates, labor, .44 : M. Hudlston.. labor, 1.12: Blake Barn­ um. lal»r. J’A: H L. Smith, labor. 11.37: Dau Waldren, paving, A18: Wm. TenEvck. paving. 6.1H;L. E. Smith, labor, A50; C. Casline, team. 11.19; Dan Shea, labor. 1.10 . J. B. Clow * sons, supplies. 90o.(W Detroit Sheet Lead Works 108.77: National Meter Co.. 22.HR; Union Water Meter po.. .11750: F. Collins. Dray Bill. 1.85; Wm. Spence, labor 7.!WI Goodyear Rubber Store A18; Tomlinson Lum­ ber Co. 2.25; Detroit Lubricating Co. 1.00; International Seal ’Co. 15.43; G. Wiseman, labor.7. IM; * C. Raynor labor 9.11*. R- Warner., labor .11.88; Andrus, labor H.Oil: F. Baker, labor 7.01; W. Cobb, labor 7.01, Wm Hilton, labor .73?; H-Welhnan. dray­ ing 20; L Huffstater, jlrnjing .15: M—Turner, .draying 55: Geo. Read. Constable 18.0U; Geo Ablwy. Super­ visor 4K(M>: A. Burrow*. 2 days on jury 2.00; Ed Morrill, juror 2.00: H. Raines, jurj* <•<*»: Archie McCoy, iuror 2.00: F. Davis, juror 2.00; Lenunl Stedge. juror 2.(V| F. Phillips witness .50 : D. K. Tit man. witness’ .50; J. M Patten witness 2.00: Citizen Phone Co. 50Q.0U: J. L Mans supervisor 49.50; Mark Riker. Justice 38.55; F Phillip*, killing dog LUO; David Wolcott, labor 8.50; G. W. McArthnr. tabor AIM: Thornapple Electric Co. 2.»i; Hasting- Banner R.ICT; C. Bennett, labor. 1|<.W. Moved by Aid. Brooks that account b« allowed-and orders drawn. Carried ayre Brooks. Grant. Horton. Hilton. Sehtz. Weiasert. Moved by Aid Grant that the road roller act. I* referred I to St Comm. Carried. Moved liy Aid. Hilton that tbe ac­ count uf Goodymr Baos. and Hastings lieraid he refejWd to Finance Comm. Carried * Moved by Aid. WeisaeYt that the account of’ Electric Q>. for lighting streets and water work* plant be refer­ red t«> comm on lighting. Carried. Petition jiresented liy Hiram Jones and eight others asking council to con­ struct a sewer on Michiagn Avenue. Moved by Aid Bnx4<- that same be referred to ’Sewer Comm. Carried. Petition presented asking council to remit water tax of Riverside Cemetery (>impanv. Moved by Aid. Weimert that same Is- laid on table.. Carried..Ayed Brooks, Horton. Hilton. Sentx,. WeiMert. Navm Grant. > W H.. Goodyear presented petition asking for gutter on mirth side of Bund St. | . ! . MoUed Ia- Aid. Horton same l*‘ re­ ferred to Side Walk Cuu>ol' Carried (’ 11 Bishop petitiqneireOounc.il for -ide walk grade in fnint ol his resi­ dents* on North Bro4dway. ' Moved by Aid. ‘Grant tliat same be referred to Side U alk Comm. Carried. C. R. Bishop noiiticd the council that !*• had a water meter attached to hi*' w|rter pipes and asked |*.>nniwu>n Moved by Aid- Weisaert’that same lie referred to Water C-omm. Carried. Warren Seeley and eight other- i>etitioned'forcroM walks from East Bond St. to Hanover st. Movml by Aid Brook-* that same be referred to Side Walk Comm (Tarried C. D. Baiwr and two others petitioned Council for grade on west aide of Hanover St. from State St. On motion of-Aid. Hilton same van referred to Side Walk Comm (Tarried. Hastings Gas Co.petitioned for hang­ ing a ga- main to supply first ward on । and died two hours after. the Rural Free the bridge acrues the Thornapple on Creek St. Delivery,— Moved by Alii. Hilton ‘that *-ame lie Attorney General Bird has <»mThe following clipping from the referred to St. Comm, wjth power to meuced suit against the Battle Creek act. Carried.Ayes all. I Sanitarium to compel the paymeri| of daily jwpeni of last Saturday will he uf I’. T. Colgrove petitioned Council to interest to our readers living on the rep«ir damage caused by Jnite made liy 325,000 taxes. city on Washington and Grand Sts. rural routes. his lots number 1009 and 1010. i ‘ To facilitate a more accurate handling Moved by Aid. Weiwert same lie re­ i Vermontville is making great prf^a- of mail by rural free delivery carriers, ferred to the Street Cbmmitt-e. Car­ | sat ions for * ‘home coming days. “ Aug- I the pustoffiee dejMirtment is arranging ried Ay«* all. I ust 3rd nnd 4th. Tbe report of Justice M. W. Riker for the numtering of rural boxes. The delivery of ordinary mail matter for month of June was presented. Moved by Aid. Weiatert same to lie , • Eaton Co. Gleaners will have their of all classes addressed to lyixes Uy placed on reconj. Carriiid ZAyea all. numlier alone will be. authorized the first picnic at Charlotte August fi. A. E. Kenaston petitioned Council to same as is now permitted in the case extend water main on Church' St The m\>y worm has been doing of postoftice texes. so long as improper South of Bond to ,5fadiM>n St., and a desmall main to -be extended west on and unlawful business is not conducted. Madison St. structivo work in Ionia county. On motion of Aid. Grant same lie W. .1. HOLLOWAY. Hutlgga, Mich. VERMONTVILLE’S HOME COMING granted. Carried Ayee alh Grant Muir and four others petition­ $1.00 Vermontville’** “Home (Join ing” will ed for extention of water main. one Who sells the L. & M. Paint, block Ea-t from oorner of Hanover ' Wants you to make your home beau te observed Thursday and Friday. nnd South Sts. tilul. It only lakes 4 gallons of I„ & August U and 4. Vermontville’s enter­ Movcil by Aid. Grant that same be | M. Paint, and 3 gallons of Linseed Oil prising citizens arc planning for a big granted. Carried Ayes all. j to paiut a moderate sized house. celebration.'and the old town will wvl-l ^The report of city Treasurer for -the I When you paint with the I., *v M. yon was read and come back her suns ;uid -daughters who month ending June I use the least paint, and a house well placed on file. painted, will not- need painting again have found positions of honor and in­ The saloon bond ’of Joseph Pllug as I for-10 u> 15 years. , fluence and wealth .elsewhere in the principle and \Y. H. Goodyear. Wm. E. country. As the name indicates, the Andrus ap.sureties in the sum, of gt.<MMJ dollars was presented. On motion Tbe Influence of diet on the growth of and their sterling qualities have been of Aid. WeisjsTt tbe bond was accepted. hair has often been discussed. It has evidenced- in many ways by the Carried Ayes Brooks, Grunt, Horton. Hilton, Sentz. Weinert. been shown. that starchy mixtures, achievements of their descendants The saloon bond of Pierce O'Connor, i milk and many other foods recognised principle and W. F. Hidbi and W. L I ns being highly nutritious are. In fact, Benham aheureties in the sum of^l.dOO ADVERTISED LETTERS. sure death to hair growth. Chemical wa- presented. Mrs. Lizzie Roach. Mp*» Alice J analysis proves that tbe hair is com­ On motion of Aid Welwert the liond Carried Avrs Grant, posed of 5 per cent of sulphur and its Smith. Mrg E. J. Eddy. Mrs. W. D. was accepted. ash of 20 per cant of silicon and 10 per Eaton. Mrs. W. Keley, Mix • Moses Horton Hilton, Sentz, Weinert Nays cent of Iron and manganese. Tbe fends Hom, Miss Blanch Ingram. Miss Aid Bnxika 5iovedby Aid Grant that the request which contain the largest per cent of Gwendoline Logan, Mise Sophia Teel. of J. L. Reixl for a side walk grade the above named elements are meat, Mr. Oscar Cook, Ernest Barnum. P. rw referred to street comm, with power oatmeal and graham. Henry pointedly to act. Carried Ayes all. R^ Taylor. । says, “Nations which eat most meet iioved by Aid. Brooks that Council I bare the most hair.** adjourn. Carried Ayes all. •• Jaa M. Patten, •'Yea, ” wiki the cheerful idiot, “ there City Clerk. NO FALSE CLAIMS. L b one social chasm that politeness can­ not bridge." The proprietors of FolcJ-’s Honey and Tur do not advertise* this as a -sure “What, for instanceT' asked the tired Bflrmi-TF ;be o'^tyeperous beggm cure for consumption. * * They do not clafm that it will cure this dread com­ citizen In the hope that the idiot was whopi you turned out of doors wa? coarse and abusive. Valet—Abusive, plaint in advanced cases, but do po*i- threatened with a Jccid Interval. tively assert that it will cure in the J ‘’Sarcasm.’* replied the cheerful idiot, my lord! IFe might have been youi earlier stages and never fail to give , laughing ghoultahlyi—Baltimore Armrlordship himself! comfort and releif in tbe worst cases. ican. Foley’a Honey and Tar is without । doubt tbe greatest throat and lung j —Socrates. remedy. Refuse substitutes. Women love a clear, healthy comSuccessor to'W.: Fure blood makes it. Bur• Blood Bitters makes pure blood. Hastings Bannerol a year | Impaired Digestion VL^r not be aU that is meant by dfip&tia now, but It will be if neglected. Tbe iineaalneas after eating, fits of nerv­ ous beadwtic. s-iuroew of U»e stomach, and djaagres-ubi- beichtag may not be very bad now. but they sW be tf tbe stomach la suffered to grow weaker. Dyspe;>M» Is such a mlarrablr disease that the tendency to. It should be given early attention. This la completely over­ come by . Hood's Sarsaparilla which strengthens thewhc> digestive«y«tem Readers of tbe Ban; u favorable dubbing rate. wu. thia' paper tor any dally or weekly papj or magazine publlabed In the UnijJ State. or Canada aa can prenup ad by any otbar newspawr . section of Michigan. RailwayTime Tables, Michigan Central. Taking eSoct Jtiae 1« ,iwn. jr> :;■* Mat. , Hastings a» follow* n . o. w. Ktuui.rw. BakkoX. Arent. Hastlns*. WOODBURY-IONIA STAGE LINE !>»»••» WO<H»Ht**Y al6*r arrival e( motnHr train* at s is. Arrive* at luoin i. ■' . tunilnx froni IONI A l*o"t Offlce at l it P. M arrives at Wumlbtiry hi ok-ks-k t. M. ley. and wain south on K. K S. . . . . WM. H MARTIN, PROP. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. KNAPFEN. KLEINHANS A KNAPPEN, Attorneys. Ill Michigan Trust Co. Bulkflna. Grand Rapids. Mlchlcap. ._______________ THOMAS A PRYOR. c.H Thomas Attorneys at Lbw. I* H. l*xvoa. ofikV* over HaMUif* City Rani. C H.GKOVK A POTTER, (Swxvtmor. to Philip T. Coltrr<>r» ffle* Id Vnlhn Block. HaaUnga. PtacUcm A. K. KKNASTUN, Attorney at Law. Over I. fi Goodyear A Co.. More. Txciic*-. in all courts of the «LkU- c«a«ctloo» pexnupUr attended to. J. M. SMlj lL Attorney at I*a/w. I Woodland, Mich. All business given prompt and careful attention. Collections a specialty. Banner Advta always pay. F. K. .WILLISON. D. D. jj. " "* ' • * HUtlngd MI'S. D tL LOWRY, Hasting*. Ml’et. ' | nd ■peetaeiea on hand H. A. a C. H. HARBER. Phvslcians and SunrronJ *Ha Id city or o>ud:t nsmonc.. oromptDMji. d*y or Blab: A HANLON. M. D.. . Physician and Surgroi* Middleville,Mir*-. • R. X . G ALL Alt H ER, PlitKciati ini Surgeon. Dpwhng. Mich Uffici hours:T2 to 2 p. m. anfi 7,tub tun. Te1e|4MNM* at Houm> I »x.i jot > , . WALTER HEATH. ' BARRY COCNTY Mil*. -ZY01 .... ..... ■ > S>_. .... . . BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1-. A. SIHiUXIX Abstract and Real Estair Office. A Im tract Block. Hastings. . Money t>» loan ou Km) Estate. Kr*l KstUtr M>1<! ot» <*omtnbwli>n. <irt>**riu HXHry■a; ln«. Hsvii.K a <wupl*lr -it of Abotmct i Book*. rus>(>ll«-l frmti she Kisvrd-. ran j IiimW coaipirSr AtatnKt*. Wm. H. STEBBINS. Licensed Lnjb41mt.and Funeral like ■ . . Room* nett to Chrl-tins*-’ . .• : v. te' Stiulio. ft-Mih-n.*- :<*. ■ .• caSi* tuomptly-altendMl. d* c i.. CltUena Ph nc. Re«. <h»:; Ufikc 7« DA\ ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY RIGS. We have several first class rigs in connection with our peffenon street Feed Bam. Your patronage solicited. NORTHROP KING 4 CO’S Sterling Northern grown tested GARDEN SEEDS of Minneapolis, Minn., for*tale. L.A. EATON, l|»N. Creek Street LAKT THbOl.D REI.IAB1 h HORSE SHI ER. ' • . ’.Of Shop on Court Street. Jeffereoiirft. SHOES Bi >YS I nske b <qwtai(r at- hsndiit HOYH' RHX»ES. err it y m.KepalrlBS nnuly mhJ prom; t * PHILIP. LUTi Second duct -outh vt Po-lom* • Table Cloths and Napkins. We have a new machine with which we can do up Table ('lothh and Napkihs like new. Just try us and I be convinced Piioae 243. The America Laud r y W. J. Stark ‘ pjl| town FOREST CITY PAINTS We have just put in a complete Hue of Forest City-Paint.- and Var­ nishes. These paints are innnufai tiin-d by the Forest City Paint and Varnish Co. one of Cleveland's oldest and most reliable paint companies. They are absolutely pure -and are !iold under a positive guarantee that they Till not crack, pi-el, chalk or scale off. Will cover more surface, wear longer, and give better results Fame Is the jkerfume af heroic deeds whs settled by Vermont pe �A, D, Cadwalla^e/s IKE LEFT LEG BELOW KNEE OCTOBER 1ST REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Office over Pierson’s Grocery. HASTINGS. A1CH. Kellar Ste)\Mcets with that Misfor­ tune Sunday at Clover- mu>, LAKE. Frank Roberts and wife. C. B. Salis­ bury anti wife mid. Mis* Adams. all of Kellar Stpm. m.jihu'er of the BpokChicago, left for jheir homes Wednes­ 1cane factory, met with it very, painful. day morning after a delightful, ten days accident Monday-morninjKat Clover- i outing, as the guests of J. L. Young dale. He hits a cottage at audl lake, And family. . .where his family are sjM-ndbig the Mr. Howard Loen Shaw of Toledo is summer. Hu left the cottage Monday the guest irf 1 C. C. Bievlfrv. morning in time to catch the • tndn : reaching this city at 7:33, being drived: Miss Miary tvinn of Tolcdeo is the South 51 feet of lots 8, 4 and 5 and East 12 f«ut of balance of said lot 3 in block 14, Striker's addition, 8200.00. Also lots 'J and 10, block 2, Grant's addition, 82W.Q0. Fifteen houses and lots for sale. No. 340—A farm of 115 acres; soil is clay loam and sand* loam and lays well. 70 aries improved, IS acres bottom land with ni«* -creek, balance woodlot. over from tho lake by Messer Nevins.X,ajuvst of Mr. and Mrs. W. I* Thomas. Plenty of fuel timber. Fine orchard, who has a pony of the Indian variety. , The Misses Rogers gave a* delightful fine building^ barn is a basement 31x40, All had alighted from the buggy, and house jiarty Thursday evening which 30 rods from a line church. I mile*from ■ school, tine J owing spring near build­ the train was approaching when the was enjoyed by nil. I>ony became frightened. As the pony j ings. - - ■ Mr. Hathaway of Orangeville gave a No. 306- A|- line farm ot 125 acres.,, started '.to ran.‘Mr. :„...2. Stem made .. a ,j pfclUi phonographic concert Sunday afternoon soil is heavy clay loam, level and free quick dash to reach his“ haul :,.. <1 and u..-i hold 1UHij evening. tThe selections were from stone ahd stumps, ail improved kin, by tbe Hu. A .-ully In ■ tbe highlj. appiwi.tol by »1L but 10 acres wood-lot. Fine buildings,, • reiUlside wits ahead of him. and Mr. including scale hobse; barn is basement Mr. and Mra. Frank Hoes are sqmnd40x64. Fine location mile from school, • Stem was watching for that, running ] ing a,few days at the Youngs Hotel. and trying to grab the bits of .the , churcl;, store? and creamery. Thus. Bicrley and son Clarance ar­ No. 445—A; farm of 30 actus, good frightened pduy all at once. He miss­ sandy, gravel and claV loam and lays a ' ed his footing nnd"fell into tbe ditch. rived. from Toledo Sunday. little rolling and larders on a tine lake. i <l legs and , My.' and Mrs. Rogers and daughters ' ’ * A good K rooir house niidout buildings. The pdny reared upon his ’ he came-down his Ik w struck the leave tor Hastings for a few days, Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. R. ,as . left limb of Mr. Stem^ breaking the J Seventeen gen tiemen from PanMing. F. D. -and telephone fine, 2^ miles from Hastings. Might trade. ’• Swaetera. ]'A11 small bone about five, iches ladow the ■ Ohio, are can.]»ed ’ No; 391 -- .-V farm of 47 acre*, tine clay knee, and tearing tl bone loose Kt i^mnty otticinls. ) loarn soil, lays rolling. Borders on a „ it there also. ^ IOW Miss-Bertha Bentley and Mrs. Camfine lake of resort, 3 miles from two the joint and hrei ought here on the erou wri. tjje gU,-stM ot. Mr, and Mra. Hille [railroad towns. Fine buildings. :83 and tul^g to his home. Dr. Jjweexek. Nou 44V—A farm ot 110 ’acres; 105 ns suMniiined and reduced the i acres under plow. 35 acres of fine beech aud maple timber. A fine large sugar fracture, yi strapped the loosened, NORTHEAST IRVING. bush. 1- hie stock and grain farm. Good bone blicl place at the knee jointG»*u.;McConnell.of 1 . . . . Irving has liven buildings.-indludiiig silo; barn is base The injj ' is a very painful one. hedpiug S. 1- Coulter with his haying ment lOxiK). . Fine location. There ‘ some danger of a stiffened and harvesting the past week. Nd. 446—A farm of;120 acres; 115 Floyd Bradley of the citv was the acres improved, balance oak wood lot knee ^a result df it, though the Dr. Fine fruit nnd plenty of it. Firie large lo his utmost to prevent that pos- guCllt ’ltf j. w. rainM an<1 famihbuildings. Soil is a tine clay loam. Near . day. svhoo! and tine location. \Ani IM other Urms for sale. f Miss Marie Houk who is from the f RECEIVED FINE PROMOTION Fresh Air Society of Detroit is spend­ ing a fewfweeka-wi th Mr. mid Mra. S. L. Coulter. ’ .. Homer Washburn. Former Graduate Sunday school,.is held ut the Brew of Our City High Schools. . Wg receive Fresh Fish *rry .< Hriday. JThewsre canght. i Rckrd ' in Ice. ithd shipped to iiy 11 reel.’1 order < for fish. or for yioiir home n-e. yoii vill [nd our M Cold Home Made Boloa Meats just FOR COLO LUNCHES you wont find anything better than bhr Cold Meats. They are prepared by an experienced man. and are just what you want. F. W. Clifford The MEAT MARKET Man Two doors east of Citu Bank. Phone 22 Hastings, Mich. Now of Oklahoma.. ,lt will be a pleasure, to tlw many friends in this city ,<>f Homer Wasliburn, who'was a -resident of Hastings fur' mfveral yenra and u graduate of ourciiY schools, .to learn of his recent promotion. A year ago he went to Normal. Okla., accepting a position in tbe University «l Oklahoma under . another profiswor in the department of '' Chemistry pharmacy. Two depart­ ments have been'made of this one for the comThg school year, and Homer , has I wen given charge of the department of pharmacy nt a^randsome in: crease in salary.” Thus another Hast, ings young num comes to the front. and nil will be plesaed to learn of his , prosperity.and wish him more of; the ' same kind. * 2 TLL . . I ■ ] . । YOU ARE INVITED ■to eall and see the very latest print paper, known as the ARISTO GOLD PAPER. it will certainly be worth your time to cal! and see samples of the work. Don't forget to see me before you buy a Kodak, Camera, nr supplies for same. H. J. Christmas, THE PH0T06RAPHER, Michigan Hastings, C. E. LUNN FINE TAtLOEING. . Mra. Isaac Moulton is very poorly at There irlittle’ hop- of thi^ writing. her recovery. SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. Mrs. Foster ha* returned from Ohio. Nearly all the farmers have got their grain harvested nnd. are finishing their hay. ' flfoe Walton J lui^ gone to Delton where h'e.expecta to work at threshing. Preorbirig at the South Evangelical chun-h next. Sunday evening. • Mr. Warner of Jonhstown was the Clyde Walton and wife sjs'ut Sunday . Defeated Charlotte’s Base Ball fleam nt Cloverdale. I Employees of the Michigan Central. . That .the Michigan Central is now a part of tbe New York Central system, will be clearly evident Oct. 1. when the N. Y. Centtal requirement that all station employees wear un iforms while on duty will go into effect. The order to this effect "Has Uefcn received at the locals tat ion. While this seems inwrne ways an unnecessary requirement Jet there is another side, and that is that those who have Yinsinesa to transact with’ a toil road employee have the means «>f knowing who i-. and who is , not an employee of the railroad. : PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Lowry visited i | Middleville friends Thursday. Frank Black, of Grand Rapids, was I in the city on -bnsinum Thursday. Mrs. William Kent arrived in the citydrum Kalamazoo Friday and is visiting friends. The Misses Glenn* Pancoast and Wilhelmina- Bates went to Lansing . Friday to vikit friends. * Mr. Morris, manager of tbe FordJohn&on Chair Ch., of Mirhiiran City, . Ind., was in the city on business. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wager Fox. of Chi­ cago, were gue&s of the latter’s, uncle । ■nd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W D. Sjmulti- । The J. S. GOODYEAR CO SOME JULY BARGAINS are closing out our Shirt Waists at a discount of 25 per cent. This season’s styles and very desirable. Wl- We also offer our lines of Peau de Soie Waists, Tap Silk Waists etc. at the same reduction. Ladies' Dress Skirts L4 off regular prices secure a nice skirt at a very moderate price. A chance to Reduced prices on all Wash Goods. Lawns. Dimities etc. _ ------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -i • For the best value in Black Petticoats,'try an “Alain." a nice line at 98c. . All Musli" Underwear at 20 per cent below regular prices Try a NEW IDEA PATTERN, 10 cents ing Thursday., * . Bnnlette Lichty uf this city and John Haner. "of Woodland.. were in­ Detroit this week Tuesday and Wednes­ school house at 3 o'clock p. tn., prayer day attending the 4th annual state meeting immediately following. meeting of the rural mail carriers. Mr. mid Mra. S. K. Chambers oflrvGeo. A. Ingrain, of Grand Rapids, ing were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. t.. mittinfacturer •>! a pnqmration used for Coulter mid .family. t destroying weeds which may grow in The young people .of this virnity are streets on along railroad tracks was in holding prgyer meetings every ‘Sab­ onr-city Friday, and was so well plen*<cd bath. The next meeting will lie held with Hastings that he 1** 'decided to at the home of the Misses Eunice ami locate In-re. Elsie Cairns at L’-JW p. m. WOODWORKERS WON EASILY guest of Blanch Gardner Sunday. —r- That Is the? Order for aS Station RUTLAND CENTER. loiura Preston of Barryvllle isspending the week with Floy Erway. The I- A. S. at the church Friday evening waa well intended. ■ Harry Williams sjieut Sunday with friends at Barrvvilr; Mr. and Mra. Jns. Whittemore re­ turned from tbe sdutbeast Thursday to spend the sutnuv-r at the,ir home here. Clark Robinson «<nd wife of-Bhnltz, MIDDLEVILLE. and George Robinson and wife of Mi-- Je4>ie Knickerbocker is-spend­ Dowling were the.gneets of Grant <)tis ing a weeks •vacation the guest of and Wife over Sunday. friends in Holland. Oscar Otis and wife of Kansas came Vern Hxar of'Lake Odessa spent Sun­ Thursday to spend aj few weeks. with Jay with'friends1 in tbe village. relatives here. i : Guy Johnson who has 1-eeji playing Seymour Leningtim lost a horse last V»»ll with the Platt-burg team in New Sunday. York returned home Saturday evening Mra. Jus. Blake of Lakeview is visit* for a two weeks vacation. -ing relatives here/ j Calvin Barrell. Clive Patterson and ’ Mra. Edger is on Ihe sick list. sister Glemna Clever, spent Sunday at Word was received lost Thursday of Wall lab” the gnots of Mrs. Nidy and the death of Wm. Blake of Three Oaks. family of lut-lnnta. Colorado. Wm.Otir and wife. Mra. P. M. Dr. M. A. Coykendull of Grand Ra|>ids was the guest of his hrotiier Willis Blake mid Mnt Wm; Task -r went Fri­ day to attend the funeral. Co’ykendull and family o'ttgjr Sunday. Frances VanAnnah of the city • is Mrs. Mattie Stacey- i*spending ft two weeks vacation with her parents Mr. visiting Zera Newbind. Saturday 10 to 3 NORTH IRVING. Mrs. Maggie Moultrta is vegy ill with Saturday s haw ball game D iWeeii th«$ Woodworking Co's nine and (t*ar- no hope of getting well. and Mrs. Fox’of Grand Rapids. , lotte's crack team was won handily by. Rev. Kidd is worse again. Huj wife Floyd E. Davis of Hastings s]®nt ; the Woodworkers by a score <it' H» Io H. , tilled his appointment at, North Irving Thursday and Friday the guest* of The Charlotte team were easily but- church last Sunday. They will go .to friends in the village. classed at every point. They played a Colorado this fall fur Mr. Kidd’s health. George L. Keeler and Karl S. Clark clean, gentlemanly game, but got into , There will be an ice cream social at •of Grand Rapids were in the village too fust company. John Trego's next Saturday evening Saturday enroute to Gun luike where for the church. i they spent Sunday. Mrs. Flora Garn and little daughter r Miss Menella Parkhurst and Mr. of. Woodland are the gudsts of John ' Wililam'C. Merriam of Detroit were Trego and family this week. united in marriage at the home of the Local News. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weaver children . bride in this village last Thursday, Charles Lewis, of Painesville. Ohio, j of Hastings visited at F. Lancaster's oniy relatves being present at the ceris visiting f*is mother and other Has­ last Saturday. emony. They left on the 11:3H train tings friend*. • ' •, j' Lena Bristol i» visitng her grandma for their future home in Detroit Mr. Wetlnesday' last Miller & Harris’ j Mrs. Geo. Ingram. Merriam being professor in one of the team became, frightened at a passing 1 Mk. Mid «r» I. Wolf »ml .Uughtor ci,>' ’ch“'1’ “ ”“l P'“T auto andtuok^* spin down the avenue ■ .. A ----* .1 ----u t ------Ollie White was in Grand Rap­ Beatrice were guests at the old home Two smashed wheels -was the only : Sunday. . ids Saturday. damage. ’ ‘Gene Keatch and wife of Grand Rap­ | Will Thedo was th* guest of friends H.E . Pratt, editor of the Marshall ■ ids visited friends here last week. i in. Grand Rapids Sunday. Statesman for the past seven years, has j Dr. B."C. Swift spent Sunday with resigned his position'and will locate in LAKE VIEW. • Triends in Grand Rapids. the west. He was also secretary of the Little Harold Rockwell is on the sick: Miss Jeanette Southwick returned Statesman Printing Co., of that city list with Dr. Howell in attendance. i from a few days visit wth friends at and a large stockholder of the com-j l-’. ly. Mich. \tir-h Saturday XHfntxlnv evening. ,-VCnillL’. ’ Orin Price and wife of Nashville E '' pany. visited Horace Rockwell And wife । Busty Winger who was serously hurt' TheJxxly of Mrs. Susan Bartholf wiwj Thursday. . last Sunday, is mnigi improved at this expreswr.l to Manton, Mich., from this i Mrs.;charles Smith entertained her ■ writing. ' . station bv Renkes & Waldorff. the un-; mother and sister Mrs. A. Johnson mid । Samnel Thede returned to his home dertakera.. Monday morning on the 3 : Mrs. Ella Joria and daughter Ruth jn (qWp]an,L o., Hnndav noon. o'clock train. Mrs. Bartholf had fn„„ W,««ll«nd Tbumlay. . Kiwl|n(! <>( (xm. lived in Carlton and died Saturday , Miss May Zimmerman spent Wedm- |e<ed wif}j tbe jestings team at the Hight. ' , d.-ij- and Thursday with her grandma |fttthr plqce un Wednesday evening. John Connors wits run in J»y the ! on the State Road. , jhe ^liddlevills team won. two out.of ofiicera Friday charged with vagrancy. : .Irving Charlton spent the i»ast week | three games but the Hnsings team won Ho is a ‘Knight of the Road” from, -t home helping in haying and barI the Contest by ’winning the most nowhere in particular. He could not i nt vesting. ” | points. The return game will lie playpav thr’fine which justice Bishop asses­ Mra. Jessie Covel and Mim^Hill uf vd at this place on Tnssday evening of sed against, him and so was give.n 10 ; ■ U'wdlsiul .pent ThnreUy wUb Jw Ibis wwk. There wen, nine jonnit days in jail. s, noting. »» or ebunt , >*»» «-• *?«“ ’>» ocomt-nbri tho teem to I will be in hostings on or aoout ।-------------- -- --­ . work . cleaning . . t. -J-i Sept. 15th to finish and, I Will Smith and wife of Grand Rap- Hastings. g ' . OUR PHOSPHATES Clean, tail knd sparkhug, down to zero. Yon can get just/br kind of soft drink £t oiir fountain that you like, and they are always right—always the . same • !. SANITARY continues tn grow In the efltaem of the people. Everybody that usee SANITARY BREAD once, becomes a permanent tuatonifr, because It is made bf the beet material: it's dean; it's whok-uome. _____ _ ________ n BREAD HAVE YOU TRIED OUR ICE CREAM SODA? ■Origliators jot Inititon. VESTER & CARTER K | FULL OF nur HOPEu OR Poora man CoffeeGnuikj <“Dopfl "> wil1 i ull Ul un make , Crabbed Fill I HF nilPF 7 -matei-fur just theGood Coffee FULL Ul UUrt. ■ reverse. After a cup of CHAUTAUQUA BLEND COFFEE HIGH BAt,K. for breakfast year bnsliand will leave home haj»y and full pf hope. It begins its good work when lie firat scents its rich Aroma. Try just one pound and prove onr preaching. 25 cents per pound, whole, ground or pulverized. w, S.ll Sanitary Bread. Mrs. Still of Hastings is caring for her daughter Mrs. A. Ji. Robinson who has a very sor?. foot j Mi* Glenna Doud Hastings spent a few days last Week with relatives in this vicinity. Mrs.' A. Martin and Mra Perry Hall called on Mrs. Eleanore Hathaway Sunday. Milton Gerier and]family were guests COOK & SENTZ, THE GROCERS. MAST15US. racti. of Mr. and Mra A. Seeber Sunday. Mr. Philley is al'le to work again after having to give up on account of the heat. . ' Mrs. M. Seeber is on the nick*list. The water was too much for her in the h nckle-lierry marsh. Mr.' and Mra A. Myers called on rel­ atives in Shultz Sunday. Miss Jqlia Philley. la better after suf­ fering a few days from vaccination. CREEK STREETQuite « number from this place iq>ent Sunday at Thornapple lake. Born, to George Scott jr. and wife, a Ux.i pound son. Joly 21. Mrs. Fred Gambia and children spent a portion of last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bidleman. Mra, Mary Hutchinson is visiting her niece Mrs. Ed Ret-d. Will Bidleman and family have been camping at Dowling and cutting hay on Judge Mack's place. Mla. M4„e.Mav„Ra,. Mrs. Lizzie-Lake is staying with her ,lsoghlc'r Mnt Gea Get Your Year's Reading NOW! i . For the convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers at one time, all subscribers to tbe Baknkr who are paid up to date, can get the -Banner aud any one of the following for one year in advance, as follows: ’ Banner and Detroit Daily Free Press................................. Banner aud Detroit Daily Journal-................................... Banner aud Grand Rapids Herald Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live Stock Journaly ‘ Banner and Michigan Farmer Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Banner and New York Tribune Farmer •To tbose living ou Butai Routes, only. . ♦ t ♦ ♦ sj;os» 3 05* 3 05* I 7s 1 I I 1 35 60 75 30 These special rates are.offered as an accommodation to Ban mk ini rons. If. there is any paper or magazine not on the above Ifct on which we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER Is never sold for less than SI.00 whether in co/nbiaation or alone All special piycea are made on the other-papers in tbe eombii-atluh Grju-e Lewis apent Saturday and Sunday with her parents of North Has­ re^irwg ataun. hot -UeratMl hot id. «mlJim Smith mid-wife «<1 Him Adelino Ginjnch ««. >n (land tings, . COBB'S CORNERS. ■ir »l»> chimney. Am able.laughter Ethel of Morgan «Tcnt one . Rapid. Thnnalay. i Mrs. Will Roush and children of Mrs. Louis Beadle of Rutland called | to giro Brat claw local references in reday ladweek with Mrs. Claude Mead.> Key. stowart Crandall of Hasting, Hastings spent Friday with Chas. ganl in ability. RalphMead of Hastings and Lloyd ' held vesper wrvlcea at the Baptist i | on Mrs. Geo. Ingram Monday. -Bidelm an. P. E. Enbody. How- of Bridge street were on onr road church Sunday afternoon. There will be au ice cream social at i Grand RhpTds. ' isunday. . Mrs Eva Talbott was in Hastings i’ Mrs. Archie Calkins spent Sunday jI John Trego’s Saturday evening. July 29 I with Mr.- and Mrs. Calkins. --------------------------I:.. The Misses Anna and Glendora Hale ' Friday. Herniece Bessie Hall return- j | for the benefit of the church. The L. A. S. at Mrs. H. Castelein’s ? ( NOTICE TO TAJLPAVEKS. and gentleman friends of Hasting, rd home with her In tho evening and Miss Lena Bristol of Johnstown is I Aras well attended. Proceeds $4.2UV City taxes aredue 'and payable from .pent Sunday with their parents J. P. 1 remained over Sunday. visiting her grandmother Mrs. Geo. The next one at Mrs. Ed. Reid's Aug. | । Ingram this week. * July 1 to August l<> 1W»- Collections | Hale and family. ---------BRONCHITIS FOil TWENTY YEARS 80. | Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Tobias of Has-1 I will be received by DeWitt Bronsen as ohver Bolton ,„j fMnily q( swily Quito m number of the young mun tings spent Satutday and Sunday with deputy 1 W. A. HaD’artore on Jefler- Polnt viflitcd John wife of . nLMr>Jf£S &!?’ tomSS* 1 tor I son street on each Wednesday ttntJ this place Sunday. twenty year* and never got rdeiknntK from here went to Dowling to see * ; the latter's brother Wm. Krwewitter. __________________ w agme. ' । y[rR James Mathews "and. son Ray • Thursday during above time, time. . • \ I used Foley’a Honey and Tar which i D. K. Titman. Mulholland keeps an up-to-date « ™re cn^e. ’’Sold, bv Arthur E. Sinl- i The Quimby Sunday school will hold j visited at Paul Bump’s of Haotings T'ty Treasurer. | Drug Store. . i Holland. Sucoesor to W. H. Goodyear, j a picnic at Thornapple lake Aug. 4. , Sunday. City WORK to WIN SUMMER SCHOOL KHlTSKlDHIYCmffi TOUISnONEMAR PrMlfc’nt K. BURCH, �HASTINGS BAN privilege* enjoyed by Wall ers this year. Tbe latter has head-1 quarters at the L. A. Clark cottage. I WALL LAKE BREEZES ■TITLY ST, 1908. _ STAR LODGE HAS A BIG TIME PROPH KIES Of EVIL Tuesday Evening, Three Candidates . The Pipps family, of Grand Rapids, Initiated. Grand Officers Were ten in number, are occupying the L. A. Clark tenant cottage for a month. AT THAT POPULAR RE* , Present. Mr. and Mrs. G*. F. Chidester and ABOUT THE HAY CROP, THE _______ Hastings Star Lodge had the biggest j SORT. . family and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cook WHEAT CROP AND THE OAT ! time in their.history Tuesday night. and family returned Monday from a twu । p i when three candidates were initiated, • the following Grand oflioeni taking NEW COTTAGES PLANNED weeks outing at the Tobias cottage. TTie latter cottage was formerly owned ___ Maynard, of Charlotte. .------{.part: , Judge by Dr. an Horn and un upper story y...p ... pnup Tn N AllftMT ; Grand Worthy Patron; Mtk Margaret; Uaowing Popularity of Wall Lake as aud a down stairs bedroom have lieeu nflVC ALL UUmu IU iixuuni , yjoin., G. W. Jlatron; Mrs. Augusta added t«» it this spring. ’ # . Mattiaon. of MiddleviHe, G. W. Sucre-. Going Somewhere? ; ' Resort Evidenced in Many Mr. and Mrs. Clare Furniss add son VVc Mad Better Learn to Cease.Com- tary; Mrs. Jennie Newell, of Fenton. । Good. We’re -Interested, j Way*. ; G. W. treasurer; Mrs. *»-« Helen Balmer. Louis and Miss Minnie Furtritsi wert* --— *»-« So are you. plaint, and Prophe.-ylnc ’ (of Lansing. Past G. W. M. Others For wr havte the best line of All of the cottages are tiled and at the Furnhw cottage the piwt week, j i from outside the. city were Mr». ; many rented until, into September. Ruined Crops. Mr. and Mrs; Murray and suns, Miaws . TRUNKS, iKies. Olivet: Mrs., Ickm.. La- .. Eighteen cottages now face' the lake Marjorie and Maude Murray aud Lucile , “Tb« bay crop i. ’ruined." ’’This : Minnie ------------------------------sun CASES, TRAVELUNfi BADS "It will all' layette. (Ind.: Mr.- Peckham. o( Freefropt on the north side of the lake Smith and Mr, Ha;v?y Rand, uf Char-, bnishea the wheat." ever shown in this city. The low J! where the Hastings colony an* located. " ’"Nut After the initiatum a -banquet . iotte. are at tbe Benkes cottage fur a j rii.t " _,ut eveb tbe (.'rm will amoum port. -------------------------pfices will interest yon as much .to Beginning at the head of tbe line twu weeks outing. i to anything. any thing. ” •‘The farmers can't was served, to which amide justice as the hifch qitth;y of the goods. 5 the cuttagen are hh followM: No. 1 the “ A party fruui Grainl Rapids are oc- spend any money this year, for they | was dope by the large'numlirr preaent, R Walldortt cottage: Nd. 2, C. H. Oslwrn cupving Beechwood. wont tyve any. ” several of the visitors responding to < No.. 3. F. 1.. Heath: No's. 4, and .*> e' .: Edger ^Kl f..n.ly ..<■ spying »» >■>" » '"*? Phan* 314 L. A. Clark; No. », Dr. J. C. An&Etts: oil. of Mb, Colgroke-, <-otligr« »t “»rk* “ w ■“« 1UO,«1 l*,«’”' Hastings, / Michigan. J Jeffereunst., 1 doonwuth of P.O. J | No. 7, W. D. .Hayes; No’s, b, 9. 10. prrn-m. th.-r.i»» w.-ro coming i-very d.y dur-- . ryr CtinFHIN/' £ Mrs. Rose Colgrove; No. 11. \V. W. Mr nndMr.En.^M.rntt. Mr..«d ••‘e hm.-r p.n of Jnmrmid fortiw ! Potter; No. 12, Kellar Stem No. 12. : <-< hrst twelve Java in July ’ Ppwihly yon ' ■ “ A. E. Henkes, et al‘No. 14. Trego- Mr. Wm. Stobhlmo Mr. nod Mr>. I wn,eU11„g |ikj. u your .-«-U. ! . ' ' M it • Br<xiks. No. IB. Myers-Bush-Spence; B«h. Hoopur mid dm|ght,r. ig Mem- WtU hl,„. (]„ phi,. Tei.lle-t-e. wr-ie ul tlm " Illium. when , b , farmc „ luvi . nnl ,|„,j hurv.-«_____ , • No. 10, James Matthew?, No. 17. . in# ,b^ w)1Ml tave blul-> • ■ Cliu-s. Wiliams. No. IM, Elry Tobias. eoum-e wt-orul d»y« lu>t week Mri>. Mae i'oiven., tv. H. Shiader. , j„ fifteen year,. have mom hay than UOVERhOg HKMIINSOF NEW IfOgK ■ Lumlwr is lieing drawn fur a cot­ Mr. and -Mt*. A. !C-1 Barber nnd Mia. they ever had : haw the lent proapeeta ; tage for-Marion Matthews to be lo____________ DEMANDS THAT FOR Bill IN­ ”* " 1_. when the com is J touted lx*twe«>M the Williams and Tobias , Elmira Rule wen* mnpng the guests at , fOr OMtM _________ jn a decade: . SURANCE COMPANIES ■i-ottagiM. Frank’ Horton has purelmsed J. ’C. '*••*• .... Barber’.'* cottage the past week. ■ i-omirig down the pike at an unheard of ‘ Hartman's Penna a lot just west of the Chas. Williams The latter family an- otvupying the! rate, and girea promiae of above an ' Hall's Catarrh Cure cottage and will buNd a cottage vthis Myers cottage until the first of August. . average erfip in spite of the late plant- -tijiq \A/|I I RFQ||| T Xfr Ur. Donovan., Mt-asera A!Ed. * in<r' dodo von thiink allont it'it' InlO WILL ntOULI Ely's Cream Bals , summer. Mr. anrl and Mrs. ing?What What yon thiink shunt ' ’ sir. and Mrs. H. G. Carter. Mrs. Donovan and Lloyd Patterson. of IN MUCH GOOD Mian's Catarrh Cute And do ‘ * yon remetoher that there has Eliza Heath, and Miss Gertrude Holt Charlotte, have beep camping npar never been a year when, if the pessi­ . Broughton Catarrh Specific mists were to lx* believed*, the Hnwian . \ A „ ... of Danville, Wisconsin, spent several Carjienter'a the jiast week. Kondon Jelly i Hy not nwg all tbv whwt; tbe Tolh. Compujh. .nd to tbe Public days last week with Mayor Heath and An old hoitt has been utilized by * Guanell's -Catarrh Crean . Urgent Need of National \ family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buckont Mrs. L. A.Chirk as a; flower garden. /froatit killing it: tbe fains drowning it: Shoop's Catarrh Core . and son. of Toledo, will be entertained It is tilled with geraniums and nastur­ or the wind blowing it all flat so it Regulation. Bimej's Catarrh Cure ) at the Heath cottage this week. tium* and makes an jexceedingly at­ couldn't fill.' If the results had !>evn It is a pleasure to recoixl the fact Dr. 1. W. Chase's Catarrh Cure. / Frank Andrus is an exjtert* at hand­ tractive decoration '.fur their . yard. all that had Uvn predicted, the people . that Governor Higgins, of New York, Pretzinger s Catarrh Balm ling a sail Ixiat and is nut afraid to try Mr. and Mrs. Chirk, who were form­ uf Barry county would have had no has sent a mesmge to tIh- legislatun* ? > his Ixjat in the stiffest hrrezes. The erly of Hattie Creek, are the all-year- . bread much of the time. And so with Marshall'^-Cafarrh Snuff uf that state. n«>w in session, resort<*m around the lake are treated round residents of the Hasting* resort tbe hay. the oats, the corn, tha fruit And a Dozen Others. asking for the most searching iriveeti) to many j)leii.*<uil rides thru thip hied- ’ and have al! tla» conv»iniences of home if the facts had tallied with the propbecirs of evil, the cow* would have ,gat ion of the affairs «»f the life insnrin *tlieir cottage. ? ' inni. H . k J ; • ’ —— ' starved and the horses lackud nourish­ .uux» companies of that state, to the Very tew large fbih are being caught ' ’ liolx*rt Lambie and family, of Hiistment to ••ven drag tlirnwlfi?* to tbe end 1 that the truth and the .whole truth mg». mid Mr. and Mrs. Albert l.unbir ‘1 in the hike this .*H*a*>n, hut K<km1 catch-! buneyanl. may lie known idmut them, the graft-, and family'.Miss Ada Aldrich, and Miss <15 arc made of tin* suniller fish. ers punished, future grafting prevent­ And yet since* IK3«. when the hn»t 1 I'hone* 113. Wall iakt* i* dirtiugfly a <*hildn*:i— white man set fdot on Barry county ■ed, 1 and laws enacted that will fu|l.» Michigan1f, Nina Lambie. of Grand Ledge, returned Hastings, * Munday from a twu weeks outing at . resort tW*r«- Im> nig at present ’•-» chWd* ’ protect the policyholdcro. . ! the lake.’ ren al»ug th* lake front,and th** average If a life insurance company has U*en never n Imiwiu being has perished here does not run much lower during tin* frdm hunger. n*r n domestic animal doing anhfmqst business, it ha*nothing Mr. and -Mrs. Cainpliell and family.ot. season. The fine ahiires tnttkt* nn ideal Grand Ravids. and Mra.* O’Meara and died of’* starvation. On fin* other to fear from such an investigation.’ LADIES LINEN place for them ito play and they be- ; w< hand, it is doubtful if there is any If its i»rtfinee..huvv been plundering tbe soil,of KidjunaziX*. and Miss Genm ieve ; ■ "rir.W. w.l.-r-lny. wilh m. ’ ’ COLLARS Rider, of Hasting*, are occupying one . ' ....... • in the country where policy hbWerx a* did those of the nii*haiH ever rep«rte<L Helen Hayes ! the peopltJ on the average have more of Equitable^ six* investigation i* doubly I have a nine line of Ladies' •-of Mrs. Colgrove’* cottage* for two ! an- ' the good things of life than those of nocessan. weekly . ■ ‘ ■ .' and Fnmre.* ai(d I’redriit^jlleath an* Tbe revelations of tbe Linen «'.?llats, and am belling them among tfie yiiuttger children Wh.- mt are rottenness irf the Sqnitablc nnd the : Harry county. f“r 9S PDntc bnt they’re worth Mosher Nevins is a guest at the Stem , (export and teatlexs swimmer.*. only uElllu, more.’ Try our God in good to ns. Ho much hitter positive statements made by Walter cottage.. Marner and Cbesrter airoiu-; than the fvare of the prophet* of evil Wellman that th«> same kind of graft­ f hina nnd Jgpau Tea at 35 ayd 50c. panjed hy three dug- reached the lake • COMING SOON. that it is btwt not to |wiy any heed t«> ing. though pO*vtibly lv.~s in degree. Monday making the trip from Hastings LEE HING,aa,~ I them. If ye try to do .>or jMirt. He wunld N- found in all the big life in-’ with Mfttor’s new pony in three hour* . - and twenty minutes. The niad Iwtwrcn j. j# Kelly’s Big Shows. Will Ex will certainly do His; and d<» it so i much better than we. could that we had for the thorough investigation that the htke*and nearby points is now kept hibit lirst be content to erase predicting and .■ Governor Higgins demand*. ’ warm giving the aforesaid pony the DRESSMAKING ’.expecting evil things, nnd Igan; to Ami so the result* of the Equitable I daily exercise necenaary his good and Sewing. -1 am prepared to do revelations will !>e that the life in«nrhealth. . 1 Mr, Jj F, Brennan, -agent of .Kelly * all work in This line Have hud things He will certainly provide. if we good experience and can give city Dr’s H. A. and C. H. Barlier- and big one ring circus, wa.* in town Mon- ! may judge the future at ait by the basis. tin- companies worthy of cqnfl-. refereuew. <'barges reasonable. families are at th<* Trego-Brooks rot- ^ay making final arrangement* for. the Rooms over the Banner office. part-. ' d«irr will, be lw?nefitt<*-l, and those who luge for two weeks outing. , show which m due to exhibit herehave been victims of plundering graftere Miss Myrtle Westcott. Daily mail and the &4U telephone are ruesday. Aug. I. will be purified and hr coni|w*)lrd to be . Everything with the fJiow this sea- ■ deegbt abd handle the trust funds oigtLe j son is new and up-to-date, no expense widow and orphan if they wm* having been spared by the management trust funds, and not nit though they | in putting up a first claai* show. A , llmgoaev watwpmof tent ha. bvon . »'-* «•«• >-<rn,> -nJatrh-Crm-k. i. were in their hands for tbe punxM** of graft. Meanwhile, a* we said last addi-d «»» . -id mill afford adfple vi’,““ l’"r “m'1" «“■ '•"n"week, it win be well to await develroom for all who may atb-nd. I Mr* Hopklrn, of Now York i. oprmcntM calmly, for it is lieiieved the . Prof. M.-C.mkey with bi. wonderful ’>••«« >mr < ou,in flannilial Marble, guarantee clauses of the a)d line comj troufie of horuoA nnd dog. and a boot of 1 Miiw Ft-a-ie Hull .pent Sunday with ponies are hacked by enough funds to ; new and difficult acts will appear at I her aunt Sirs. Tallsit. of Middleville. be gotxl, but it is feared the surplus ■ each performance. Highdww acroliatic Mr. om> Mra Carl Wwpiu'tor m-.uroaccounts will be found to .exist largely . a*d aerial .peeialtma Funny clown d Tnedar from Jamodown. N. Y. on paper. Meantime these companies | whose sole ambition is to make you Mrs. E. M. Hoyt will leave to-dny should be so punished by. the public; ! laugh. New and Ntartling features never to spend several weeks in Toledo andj they have outraged and whose confi­ J before Cleveland. dence they have abused that they will . । moke up an exhibition that is worth You can-buy .my ns Kathenw* VanValkenburgh left yee-! make a dean show of hands and square ■ । double the price of admission. With time the lowest I the Kelly Show none* but ladies aud terday far ' Traverse City to visit: nwk_v for a “square deal" with their always friends. j . policy holders. | gentlemen are tolerated, and tbe peoMiss Lxi Miller, of West Unity. O.„ I It will be well if all this agitation j | pie of Hastings who pay the show a SOME OP THE THINGS HAPPENING W. H. Myers & Son, MAKlIlinU 07873120 A List of Remedies We Sell For Catarrh. ! Q. A. HYNES' PERSONAL MENTION. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co For Business at a6y of coal and quality Coal, Wood, Fence Posts. BAUER BROS., Proprietors. PHONE 254. PHONE 254. ■ ! visit, will agree that itwaa the high- is the guest Of her cousin Mrs. Chattie l est clans exhibition under canvas that Stauffer. it was ever their prrvelegeto witness. Mr. and Mix Sinclair Brock have Will postiveiy exhibit rain ur shine moved into their fine new home in the j Tuesday Aug. 1. first ward. 1 A GROWING BUSINESS httflinem to permit it to lae conducted I to suit individual interests. The pub* I Oscar Tydun, of Chicago, arrived in lie have, interests too. and them* are I the city Tuesday going that .evening paramount.- : , to Gun lake, j W. W. W.twn 1. Kuihinz Thin,. . M,r' “'“l "*rT>>'< • 4 hind, visted V iIbnr Waite and family Down at Irving. <ner Sunday. . Tu^l.v for Detroit, from there th.y Mr. ga„. th. ncti« ,||| MKkil„lw. n-tumlnit ntont ; merit of tbe store <wrr to his eldest son. | Aug. ; C. K. Watson. Hie latter seems to fcfe ... , f , a • chip oil of th. oM Mock.'-and to-' J-,T- Umtani .nnoiiuoe.: g«h-r they nod... They ?k'- .re imilding up .n ItHNMUg trjfe | hi. f.mlly | n. .mail |«rt of wiiieli they .ttrita,.. j ”11 •pM’“ "t-VCT*1 •*** | to BANNER advertising. Their story; ! Martin Skinner left Igijt week for We’ll Furnish The House, \ ; Aiul we’ll famish it with everything tliat'e right / " up-to-date too, and the expense will lie ijo email 1 thatAu'll l>e surprised. We have everything I . to funiish a house with Carpets of every good ') kinrl: Rujrs from all over: Mattinge from the •e the \ j Flowery Kingdom; Dra|>eriee from where ' best ) i\ draws trade from a. large scope of i Jnckaon whore he has securwl a jxwi( ' are made; Curtains of all kinds: and a 1thousand \v• country, and by keeping a Inr^o varied tiun firmpsn on the M. C. R. R. of what the trad*’ demands they | fmnily expect to move later on. lit- which toTGaIi / Tstock ‘ ) j little fancier that we can’t describe, but un’i,“,!Sl”g k‘he.i,r, b,4in«**n Mnc PMnltilak.Mld -Mr. .nd Mno T| go to make a home ipore complete. And .( Fumltura-ilr Oar Big Double Store* ire Loitfei With It. r Buying Time Will Sen Be Here. Th Priceitisi. Wien Yea Are Reity. It Will Tate Y«a Te y last Follow V MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO., Furniture Corners. ' shall result in national n^ulation of i the life insurance corporations of the ! country. which carry over $13,000,000,- ' About a year ago W. W. Watson} Clifford C. Fritz, son of Rev. B F. {bought out j. T. Pierson's general Fritz, is home .from Milwaukee this । store at Irving, the latter having pur- j week, and expects to remain here. ’ I t. E.>t»nfcr-» buMi™ in thi| Dr, J. o. McGnlHn Irft You Furnish The Wife ; LOWE BROS. HIGH STANDARD LIQUID PAINT somewhat against his will, but- in a manly way 1 knowledged his error, and was ready to stick V> HIGH 1 STANDARD After his experience. I You know what it meant—BEST covering, BEST1 । spreading, NO WASTE of time getting ready. .M6ST economical. You know also, that it meant putting v>. ’ gether the BEST materials ip the BEST manner i ’ in the right proportions. It-could not give BEST RE 1 SULTS if all these did not precede. We guarani— t?,durability. Every painter knows it is not a ipie*,' h 1 of price per gallon, but of tbe amount he. gets for hi. dollar HIGH STANDAHD I.IQI ID I’AIM the Other LOWE BROS. FAINT !'!:< >1 >' . TS i \ TERIOR ENAMEL COLOlli} IX OIL. FLO->lL PAINTS. OIL WOOD STAINS. ALl MIXUM PAINTS ETG-„ are made for economy ami results. Ins< st upon having this Paint. Write us for color a>.|. and pamphlets. GOODYEAR BROS, PHONE NO. I. THE HARDWARE DEALERS HASTINGS. MK H QREEN fiOODS Not the spurious, worthless kind, but the fresh, crisp a;ithat everybody seek* at this lime of the year, such as fr>-! LETTUCE, ONIONS, RADISHES, CELERY. CUCUMBERS, CABBAGE, STRING BEANS. AND WATER MELONS. Place jryur order with me. If you can’t come yourtei: ■ phone. Your phone orders-will receive the.same r&ret'.ii . •tention a* though yop were present’:n penrnu . BUTTERICK PATTERNS. PhonwMo. 10. HORTON’S. OUR '. . BREAD NOW is the time to put iu your winter’s coal. DON’T wait any longer—Order of. us today. Phone IfH. ■ leheish, isE„ . BREAD WASHED NUT. HOCtINS VALLEY, . getting the •>’. of material^. • -*•■.■ y an tdtpt*rivln> ti b Wit-r and in the most scient ■ tier. Everything pure. c.Jan. ana wholesome. . If you want the beet a«k your grocer for Barnaby’s Bread. When you are hungry cotnyto us for a PQCAHMT1S, C.C.B., MASSILLON. w7,oD„r meal 25 cents Everyth!n>- is neat and chun. Lunch Hoorn in connection 'and order cooking^Ja specialty. Nice fine of Cigars and Candiet. ■ PERE MABQUETTE. H. MATTHEWS & CO. Mxrion Matthew*. chx* IUw>-r-« PHONE 194. Barnaby Bros:, First door east of Banner Otho. Hmm 123 Hastings, Mich. kind of coal you want of year. The price of guaranteed. Place your orders now for future delinry ud yuur wants will be carefully attended to Lumber Brick, •‘It's the best bodied pair» । ever used. " paid a sk,-|: ,i painter as he came dow: his ladder. . He had been ueing Hastings, Mich. “You say your playing created a great deal of talk?" said the friend. •‘Yes.’’ answered the pianist, "but unfortunately it was mostly during my performance." Ev<r notice how much time the other feHow -_*an spare from his business to tell you how to run yours?—Maysville (Ky.> Bulletin. .?° °n^s5.n* K°°d drugs cheaper than Mulholland. - Repairing' j hen you have any repair work to be done, 1 would like to have yon favor me with the work. I do anythinp’ln the line of repair ..... * in Wm- *■’>■<■* »cnt ton.™- Oalu Thor.Hawing, an.1 Muldh-vdln.m «,* .id. day to atien-l th. funeral of Williaa, WATCHES, CLOCKS , of tbenatbey appnecatv that they Blakn . of Mrk Pahl Blak. «d • nd JEWELRY. go to .^p and draw trade. n they an- brother of Mrx TA*er. I guarantee my work, so yon will decidedly wide awake” a( all run no chapcee, and make no Mr. and" 'Mrs. John. Goodyear an<T]V i times. Their store is a credit to them. . ? Coring me. JEWand Harrietta will leave ■ and in it can be found arty article that ;1Edward ----------------------Tuea—- . I J t^ANED AND POL is usually kept in a well assorted stock. for/Oan l“k«* Miss Milmine, of I . ISHED FREE OF CHARGE. ------- -------------------I Toledo, and the Mine* Marie Brooks. jeweL* i c A pleases everybody for i 'Guthrie.^Oklahoma, and Maud Hol- -• Su"b"r"' At Mulholland1., bro, । loway. of Adrian, will be Mia, Harrl-1 ♦ ,9,0r'> lette-agwau. t 7 Geo. Newton, There are some things a man can hide at this time of the year —but worn trousers is not one of them. Its cheaper'to Buy a New Suit than even to make the attempt. We have a complete up-to-date stock, and the man or boy who wauta to buy a nobby, dressy suit can find just what-he wants. A ‘ look. m and a “-try on” always settles the mat­ ter. In the Clothing World “Stein-Bloch ® “Clothcraft Rtand for all that’n best. We have them both. Tho difference between onr clothes and others, is what sells ours. Fine Line of Gent’s Furnishings. SEE OUR NEWPORT NEGLIGEE WATCH GUARDS at 50 CENTS. Chidester & Burton ■ ■ ■ LMding Ctottilffrs, —-...... ........ ' �HASTINGS BANNER, JULY M. C. Excursions. Forepau gh Local News rticles and Sells Bna. circus j PERSONAL MENTION. Grand Rapids. Mich Aug 7tb, !®05. For this occadona rate of $1.81 for the George Menheunick ha« rented P. T. 1 round trip will be given which includes . Gert nidi* Bentley went to Gun ■ I Colgrove’s house opposite D. R. Cook’s , Hl aduimirm ticket to t^eshow. Date j hike'Tueeduy. . / f® h2?'’' • 1 ,b. ’ Mre. L. L. Stauffer eutert.in.J th. ADB Sth' ' "*'• An|! Uh ta »“■ 5 w»’«' "f ■ • Ute Orjon BiW(, c,,B(crew Ori<m cilr Tbundav Are important at this sea­ l.)M> fan. fur Um niMn] Ulp w. a , soil of the year. You rhureb at her borne >«reroai, Our readers are asked tu note the an-1 authorized. Dates uf sale. July 20. 27. | • . ’ , rX would sooner have high ; nouncement of the Riveraidu Cemetery ; ay and <U'th. Return limit, Aug Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Cook returned , grade articles at the price AsHociation in another column. j 7th. . , from Wall lake Thursday. , of poorer ones, wouldn’t . Dr. Sheffield, of Nashville, will move ' Mich. State Holiness Camp Meeting C. W. WeW>. of Chicago, was in the you Wd have | into tbe hdffse he lately bought of Eaten Rapid*. Mich. July 26th to ’Aug cit- on b‘winw® Saturday £ What we »ay we^do^we do do NEEDFULS FOR 1th. For’this occasion one fan- fortbe Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds and daughters < £ Meuhennick. garly next month. -----&G. Toilet Waters Soap George Weatherly A. Pulte. of Grand Rap- , round trip is authorized, Dates of went to Wall lake Monday. Mr«. J. Lahr is visiting relatives in.! J* ids. will commence to install the, new sale, July 2(1 to Aug 5th inclusive. Re* Igates Caprice *| beating plant in the court .house this i turn limit. Aug sth inclusive. i. 1 Oberlin and’other Ohio points. azels Talcum Powder ■ week. || Gongregational Rupimet ‘ Assembly. ; ’ Walters. Powers of.Battle Creek, J In the probate court last week the i Frankfort Mich, Aug 2qd to 28nL An was a Hastings* viator Tuesday. ennen's Talcum Powder 1 inheritance tax in the estate of the excursion “rxle‘ of one fcre *for“ *the Charley Hyett end wife. ofCberlotte. ® L late Valentine Leins wa* computed at • round trip will l»e given for this <M!cas»-‘ I visited relatives hero the first of the , Igate's Talcum Powder $A”.4b. < ’ ion. I' --------of ' sale July 2I> and J Hl Aug * — j WW!k. Dates ,A ritana Face Massage Cream i dentGeorge Halo, who- has lieen a resi- ; 1. .2, . R, 0. 7 and K Limit for return, . Mrs. W. A. HainM and' ’son.Richmond A We are fully prepared for the rush during the canning of Woodland for several years, will i Q°til Sept 3rd. j are at their Gun lake cottage this: A ompeian Face Massage Cream . move to this city wijh his family,’I *Michigan “ ’ ‘ Central ~ Annual low ratd j week. • - ' ■' - ' and• clean. ' 'Y7ou can PHONE 30 season. Everything new, fresh ..2 make _±_ 12 — --J» excursion to Niagara Falls N. Y. will I I1 and Hastings his -home. , G. R. Holcomb, of Midland county. ■ uticura Soap Mra. Frank Ham, aMeruined tow- . 60 rul* Thur«>»y Mt* 3rd nt very ;' is visiting friends n this city and vi- pj and find everything you might want and WE WILL DELIVER IT in tern vbung ladles *u .six o’clock tea , 'ow rntes from all Mleblgan pointa. ' cinity. ashmere Bouquet Soap W Tutsday evening in honor of Mi.« Ara-'''ricke“'«°«1 f,,r "■<»"> -for twelve a hurry for you. J.' R, Mason returned Saxurdily from i W atin Skin Soap ' .belle R-a.il., The young ladies came days, including day of sale. Tourist visiting friends in Evanston and St. I 9 m costume, and of course Were very sleeping cars at greatly reduced r;ff?s Joseph. A hysicians and Surgeons dignified. It was a highly enjoyable will lx- attuned tonight trains at con­ H. & E. Granulated Sugar 15 lbs. for $1.00 venient points, in addition to standard ’ Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bfooks will go fur all euhevrnedSoap only 10c affair to Gun lake Saturday for a week's recA shaping cara mid through couebea 55c Mason’s Fruit Jars, Pints, per dozen Justice Bishop . issue I warrant I For full particular* call or write to any reation. for .Jarnos Gillis. of Wood- ' hamois Skins -5 to 50 cents Tuesday 65c Mason ’ s Fruit Jars, Quarts, per dozen Michigan Central Agefat. Oraon Skinner has a job in a Detroit * bury, living uh the Woodland aide of machine shop, jeparing autos and gas ‘ ath Brushes and Sponges the county line, on complaint of John I Ruiuid trip summer Tourists rates to engines.' Mason’s Frnit Jars, Half Gal., per doz. 75c . W i P'rMiiL-fi.rt Mini. Awcr ‘>niT fv, Att cicf.ir TnocHnv^ ten. a CANNING SEASON ‘ h a Bayview, Charlevoix. Harl»or Springs. Petoskey. Traverse City and all Michi­ William’U'hitney. of Ashtabula. O.. is 1 W ■ gan resorts are now in effect -and will viniting his mother and other relatives W continue throughout the summer. in this city. : Mra. H.» M. Ellsworth, uf Toledo, is • Very •■heap nites are given with a re­ visting Mra. Sam Wooa and Miss > A In another column will be found the turn limit until Oct. 31. Vinnie Ream. a announcement of a ia’.e of 81 head of 1 Special round trip. 'Sunday rates are high class imi>ortetl Scotch and Canad­ now in effect, a rat^fof one>fair for the Lee H. Pryor has lieen confined to a ian Shorthorn Cattle, which will lie round trip will be clirtrgisl. PasM*ngera the hquso several days this week with j S held at Gienfoyle. । Marshall. Mich., must reach starting puint by midnight 1 bilious fever. Joe Merrill went to Battle Creek and J Wednesday Aug. 5*. A guaranty uf the ’ same «la|e. Tickets are gumi on all most positive character goes with each jiassenger trainson this div sion if they Marshall Saturday, visiting friends ami W animal sold. A. Chrystal. Marshall, isA Michigan train for Michigan returning Munday. owner of the animals to be'suld. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chidester re- i O |x<opl«>. fast, comfortable : nd convenhone 31. z The Druggists. I want to buy yotar butter, eggs and ient. Michigan Centnd ‘ Wolverine' turned from a two weeks outing at« A Hoods Delivered. lanu produce and will pay yon the ; saves half a day going and coming and Gun lake Tuesday. . I-. D. or.ders tilled the day received highest market prices in cash or trade. gives a whole day for business in Mr. and Mra. G. F. Chidester reMy store is four duoFs east uf Good­ York. Leave* Hastingsjit ‘ 11 :53 a. in. turned Saturday4 from a twu vtjeks year Bros. It isn't Hs large as some, Detroit 3:4O ip. m.. arrive. 1Buffalo 8 :30 outing at Wall lake. hut 1 will cutnjmre I quality of goods ■ p. m.. arrives Grand Cen :ral Station Miss Huldab Berglnnd. of Grand with any of, them. IStore open every N»*w York. 8;00 a. in. {The fastest Rapids, has bean visiting Miss Maud evening. train in Atiiefic: . Whitney the past vhjek. W. H. Fairchild. Epworth lA'iigiit AMCpibly nt LudArtfiur^VunNaince. of Grand Ratdds. ; W That it is the only sat factory way for ingtun. Mich.. July 1(> u Aug. .27th. was theofucst of Mr. and Mrs.' Geo. ■ A a legislator to do his duty conscientious­ lUh5. at a rule of one first chvsf. limit Menheiinick ouj Sunday. , |A ly as he sees it ij_shown by two letters faro for the round trip. I ate* uf sale. Mr. and Mrs.' Will Hopkins and I received by_ Representative Schantz. July 15. 17. 18. 21 and : Uh. return daughter Alpha are visiting friends in ! a One is truin'Gov. Warner commending limit .Aug. Stith. •him for his course ‘in the legislature. . nnd ' Ohio fur a couple of weeks. Sunday excursion to ’ThtimJ^ir , and the other from -Eugene''Davenport. • Jackson July *00. Sj>,cia( trjiin tvijl : Mrs. Luke Water* returned home ■ Lk-un and.Director </ the Illinois Agri­ leave Hastings *;te s. in. returning. Saturday after a two weeks visit with, . cultural College. l4of. Dawnport is a , leave'Jackson U:3»* p._ m. land Thorn- ■ her daughter Mr*. Manin Covert, of ( > j graduate,iff ’Michigan Agricultural i l* apple *05 p. m. Run ml trip to Thorn­ Detroit, ; College and, wrote Mr. Schantz a very • John Bronson tuid wife. Dolus Hup-' ' apple 25 cents Jackson V5 cents. appreciative letter for his work in the . Methodist Assembly. Orion. Mich., kins and wife ahd Mrs. Murtha Hop­ legislature in securang needed ■ funds Aug. J5-20 -(W.’ For this occasion a kins. of Portland. N ¥.. spent Sunday for the Agrhufhural'College. ■ rate of one fare plus 25 Cents for the with friends in Irving. Thyre are oil sorts of Time Keepers A. J: Munroe, city letter carrier, of round trip will lie given. Date* of here l>iit only one rule covers the e ' sale. Aug. 15. It>. 17. Return limit Oberlin, Ohio, who has lieen visit fog whole th" priceunint purchase you . his sister Mr-. Wm ‘Terrillof this city. J the be-t that i» pussiUle. Aug. 21 ANNOUNCEMENTS ;'left for In* huinc Monday. i W. S. Barron Agt. Try JAP-A-LAC the •rent Furniture t’oltah. It forks like magi<’ and actually rausforni- blq furniture into ew. - Baumgart, a junk dealer of Ionia, who .charges Gillis with {having converted to his own benefit $l<»0 in \ash which Baumgart says he advanced to him to buy junk f^r’the Ionia man. : Watches and Clocks Watch Cases in Gold, .____ _Filled and Silverine i, !<lold — Eh Elgin, Waltham, Ham to protect an Langine iltoiv ior our Celebrated C.___ -r-—____ Movements. <ee these watches whether yon want to buy or not. Watch or Jewelry repairing done on short notice id best'or satisfaction at nMujerate charges. The Christian Science Society Ser­ vices in (». A. R< ball. "Topic at 1(1:30 a. in. Spirit. An ice cream social; for the benefit of the M. E. church will he held at John Trego's, in Irving, Saturday eve­ ning.' . Epworth League Sunday evening as usual. Topic, Minions in Eastern Asia. Leader. Mrs. Stella Lampman. All are-cordially invited. Mrs. Derrni* ivellv. arid daughter • NEARLY TURNED IN AN ALARM Gladys.uf Marshall, are visiting tor A * While Endeavoring to Mail n Letter In One of Uncle Sam’s Mall Boxes. ■ few days With her mother Mrs. A. P. Trumbull, of Wf State St. ( ♦ • Silas’ Endsley, 'whose serious injury , from the kick of a horse we repotted ’ several weeks ago. is able to get around । with the aid of a crutch. 5 and 10c Jar Rings, the Best, per dozen Can Tops, Complete with Rings, per doz. 30c Parafine Wax, per pound, eath's Beef. Iron, and Wine s a great hot weather tonic. red L. Heath & Carveth, 13c Jelly Tumblers with Tops, per dozen - - 20c Whole Mixed Pickling Spices, per pkg. 10c We positively guarantee every article we sell: if it is not just as represented just tell us and we will cheerfully. REFUND YOUR MONEY. WRIGHT ROS MONEY BACK STORE Hastings, Mich. PHONE No. 30 A Savings Account is something every man and woman should have. It is a tower of strength in time of sickness and trouble. A sure support for old age. A certain lady over in the first ward A merry party made up of the Misses ! came near calling out the fire depart­ Holl,- Grace and Mary Grant ment the other day when she went to i Pearl 1---------------------- ---------------t ------1 , The Jeweler. mail a letter. She was observed hustl- an<’ ^n' Memrs. R. K. Grant. Morris I Hastings, Milch. Welcome L. A. 8. and W, C. T. I*, ing south on Michigan Ave. with u I-amhie. Harold Hams and Roy Davis Saturday, all but will meet with Mrs. Nellie Bump letter in her hand. The eyes of several (lr‘ne Wednesday August i for afternoon tea. observant neighbors were upon her. Mr. Grant returning Monday, as she pa««ed right by the mail box. Fred Kenfield. -of Chicago, was "n All invited. • The Communion servtye will l>e held and proceeding down the street she ! the city Friday en route to his Gull; halted before \ne of the., fire alarm , lake farm. Fred is temporarily leav-' at the U. B. church r next Sunday for the cure of all rchronic morning. The pastor would like to see boxea, the door of which she upened ■ ing to others the details of his large j and surgical cases and then tried in all sorts of ways to । piiblishing business in the windy city j all of the members at this service. In ' i while he hies to his hucolic enjoyment' RHEUMATISM. DEFORMITIES. the evening a missionary rally will lie drbp her letter in. A certain neighbor, perhaps more of haying, harvesting nnd footing the | held under the auspices of the Voting and all Nervous, Blood, generous than the rest, calletl her at- i bills for a hundred acre farm, Peoples Society. A fine program will Skhi and Chronic Diseases. tention to tile fact that she was foul- . . George Scott jr. the Quimby R. F. • be given. BATHS OF ALL KINDS ing with the fire alarm lx>x. so the fire j| D. carrier is receivingjJongratulatiupa j AH members of the U. B. Sunday run. ' for the pound hoy who arrived at! Wasted:--Young women for Train­ school should be present next Sunday to department was spared ing School for Niwmjv. Address. Room ! bis home Friday. George is prepared I 80. THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, hear what, arrangements have lieen i to convince the whole world that the made for a picnic. Jackson, Michigan In Russia It Is a mark of distinction impnlar snjierstition about the unluckfor a coachman to have a very rotund figure. The drivers of fashionable car- inesw uf Friday’is not well founded. He i rlagea appear at first to be abnormally is also prepare^ to bo a "carrier” at . stout. Aa a matter of fact tills ap­ home as well an on the Quimby route. pearance, according to Burton Holmes, Rev. Cnmdnil. Milan Walldorff, Mias J 4who made some lavouttgatlons recent­ ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. Mand Ironside and Miss Gertrude■ ly. Is due.to the skillful ui padding puuuinx of or the roe t “v; , - ... T . ■ ♦ Tbe pxcldlni; 1; , Itolej. arovolo lliddlevUlelSnnd.y t<>H**»** ♦*♦♦♦♦» W mill) u I II I mvSHSSHH) I coachman’s llveryj, CLeomereranrtablo oftemiKin. ............................................................................................................................................................................................ ........................................ .... done with cotton, and some remarkable ! ’a fternoon. Rev, <T<U1<L1II occupying .. results are obtained | the Baptist pnlpit there for an after- j JOHN BESSMER, f MODERN TREATMENTS We pay 3 per cent on savings deposits and your money is not tied up, it is payable on demand. Accounts may be opened with one dollar or more. The safety of your money is assured by a capital and surplus of over $100,000.00 and assets exceeding a half million dollars. Hastings National Bank, DON’T BUY A BUNCH FOR YOUR INSTEP oe with the IH-J- Pat-1 as smooth as velvet. The Hu-man-iu shoe is made that wan- C. W. Clarke & Co The Quality Shoe Store. ”Oh. Mr. Chappy,” exclaimed Mias i Cached at the union service held in ?°’L'’.Lr™L?n'!—tl>" vhnrch here Snndny eve.k.­ ..................... . to see the sunset? It was just too love ly!” The Eoando and Solferipu club, uf "Yaas,” replied Chappey, "sent my man up to do It for me. He under­ • Grand Rapids, which is cbthixiietl of stands that sawt !of thing, don't y' m«sobers who went on the sleeping cars know.”—Philadelphia Ledger. of. those names to California- in 19U3, J • j W 'w 1 Ur. Newlywed-By the way, dearcet. did I ever tell you about that beautiful helres*i who once wanted me for a htwband? Mrs. Newlywed—Nb, dear. .You have never told me a lie yet that* I know of. , t ~ • MuxtBeln. i A Held its second annual picnic nt the ’ Masonic Friddy ix-u. last, I ,to *’n,c H<une in that city rnuay i Among tho* who attended wun» Mra I E.»M. Hoyt and. Miss Xinnie lieam, < of this city. Supper was-served on j the lawn.-after whch the company ad' journed to the large parlor of the' Home. "Where’' fjays the Grand) Would Be Mnsldxn—Do you think there la anj mnal<- Io me? Protewor -There ought to be. air. I hare beard none come out. I Ral’i<1« Pre” "’“I*'1? j I ““''J entertained Uy Mix, Vinnie I Heam. a talented elocutioniat and reader from Hastings. ’' Q| Quality, Fit, Style • e B They are all embodied in our | SHOES, for men, women and children, , w —and— CLOTHING, for men, young men and boys. J Excellence in Quality, our Highest Aim. not right OSBORN PAYS THE BILL. Saturday, July 22, Misses’ and Children’s Barefeet Sandais, Sizes 8to 2for 50 cents If they’re A 11 (100(11)11 5 L H IIXKIIkN X ’** wUUUlllll • �HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 27, 1905. 8 CARLTON CENTER. Mr. J. O Connor ba. !«m .,«» W 7) MOROAN. ££ £1 for tbe part tew daya L JaT^oii^ 1^* i । ‘ mother had died that morning, one i . ) Tbe ladies aid ux-iety wtU bold It. . brought borne Wednesday and tBe ( ) monthly rocf.d at the borne U Mrs S. fnftend w— hcIj Thursday at tho F. M. 1 P i B. Loomis next Wednesday Aug. 2. M 8(ony poinU Oloodland Department*| WOODLAND. When You Buy Clothes there are several points that yon do not overlook; but in some of them yon must necessarily trust to the honeetp^of your dealer. You want clothes that are MADE WELL; FIT NICELY; LOOK GOOD. You also want GOOD MATER­ IAL. Here is where many get. deceived, because there are many cheap imitations, that are all 'right to look at, out the wearing quality Is* not there. T have a tine line of Clothing, and it will pay you to trade with me. be­ cause I will make everytiling Mtisfactvry. Full line of HATS and GENT’S FURNISHINGS. J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. Our bad sjiell of hot weather ha{ caught cold. Farmers say thep- can cut hay but cannot make hay. . - James M. Smith was al the county hub on Wednesday on husine*. C. S. Palmerton has just returned from his annual trip to the Northern part of {the state visiting tbe insane asylums. '. Mra. McCoy did nut come tw our t illage Hast Tuesday on. account |f‘ the sickness of several of her pupili Several jiartiys in onr village can­ not get imuch work hut are able fo live as they: can gu fishing and get ttiough fish to 1b vo on. ' 1 Dr.’Mylntyre and Stanley VanlkmUm isay that they are mon* than glad that ue have a telephone exchange in our village.: They went fishing ano dav last week and forgot to tie the borse, consequently when they came ashore telethey were minus a horse. They! ~ phones! t<> our village and some i kind hearted:people took their horse; back and they were happy. The th re .drink' machncs are liow busy humming. Our farmers all seem very anxious to get tlftur grain into the ele­ vator its soon as possible. ’ George Hicker of Kalamar-oo was in our villige one day last week . selling pianos. ; Elton ;Furrow of Coats Grove was in our village last Saturday un business. >OUR >IDEAL XOFFEE at 20 cents is a fine coffee. Try it, and' if you are not satisfied with it your money will be cheer­ fully refunded. What more' could you ask. FOR SATURDAY SPECIAL t* pounds a । Granula- XI ted Sugar for Cash w 11 Don’t forget that I deliver orders several mile# out from, Coats Grove. ’ Phone me wher^you want anything. JlvmemlTr 1 pay the highest market price for your produce. HENRY RflOLfl COATS SROVE QENEKAL STORE NOTICE OF HEAK15C. CLMMM. State of Michigan, county q( Barry, m. Notice I; hereby clvt-n, that by an order of tbe Probate Court for the county ot Barry, made oo the -.-th da> ot June A. D.. 1905. four monih* from that ilatu were allowed for crcdlc•rs to pretu-nt their cj;dm.< acalnrt the rotate Ot Caaslwi M. Mowry Ute ot >ald count?, de­ ceased, and that al! cTitJUors of said deceased are required to present their ctalmi to said Probate Court, at the Probate office in the city o( Hastings for examination and allowance, on or ik-forr the»thday of (Xtol-er urxt.and that- E. E. Jordan received a telephone last Saturday fmm Sheriff Furniss to go to Hastings nnd help arrest some ;«eraon who was a bad man. ’ Mr. Jor­ dan went and landed his .mini. Joshua DiHenbeck went to Portland, Oregon, last week. Mrs. Mr*-, i Cl Di lehbeck is there mill -Mr. 1). thmigbclit 1 it wise to go too., ' Henry Vanhouten's store at Wpodbury Wuis broken into one light .last w»‘-k jtnil alKint one’ hundred dollars worth o( stuff taken. A» yet no due to the lucky party has beed obtained. Scott Priest has l-een rc|>airing and painting his shoe. shop. Mr andc-Mrs. John Bulling were .in Eaton Rap ids on business one day last Geo J.* Cooper and family of-Blanch­ ard made a few days visit with Wood­ land friends last week. ; Mary Ann Rowlader of Blanchard is spending a. few days with Woodland1 friends and relatives. H. E. Hill and family have returned fronr their trip to different parts of the state. 9 ! , : Mrs. H. B. Gammim continues to Wenrtslag tbo section men on , * improve and her upeetly recovery *8 ! Morgan Mellon-near (Mio's landing I ‘ Ic^vL.t.l u.wkn ....___1-a i .. .I... a..., : looked fftr for ifoon. j!; .I VHI4C nV w MKM.I mt i.™* — ■ A ~ i;y V SAMiTARiUb f | W Mr. nnd Mrs. Konkle. of Baltimore o.dock flight they had to jump and EAST WOODLAND. were gnesta of Mr. and Mra Allgeq1 throw . . .nd h»l . -n th.-iniek , liarvlr tin..- t.. do it when thv train „pr..llsI A SERIOUS EALL. S“^Jaiw Iiawtfd by. A very vliwi.eall. bust We.ln«.l«y We.lnw.lay while unWlhw nnlcling :j slorek aon!k thrw tlw . Mrthudlli picnli- from HaMlrma »l YOU WANT FREE CONwbe«. J. I. St. John bad the misfortune tnndorttwe : Cole's Thurnapple lake resort Thursday. QIJLTATION AND COR-­ SULTATION AND COR to fall striking un his bead .and shoul- ; * • . .... । i- .... *' . „ . der. It enme near dWootinKhi. nick ’>*“ •«•«'"» “ «» Elder Undnntt vf Suntan t-tJtal on RECT OPINION OF nnd the leant Midden movement aim to "**' Elder S. H. CMyentor an o r» >» YOUR CASE. him inttrnw tain. Ir the load had Frank Houner and erew ntnrt talny Morgan law Friday. He wan on hi. If you are poor your treatment Iieen a full-one. no doubt the fall: z Wednesday} on their fail threshing way to Maple Grove to preside over If you are diacouraged would have proven Uu> . war. quarterly meeting af lb. M«|4» Orow is free. and we can cure you. we will wait --------I Mr. S. B. Leavens left Monday for. F. M. church Sunday la«t. It would be .well it lhe young people for our pay until you are welt ■ RATTLE SNAKES ARE PLENTIFUL ~ " Kansas where he goes on business and: would ol.-y their parent, and thus save Come and see us; this is your On Monday the men who weredraw- will lie gone ’some time. . ing wheat on?Albert Barry's farm kill­ Mr. Davis has gone tu Sunfield to tbcmwlve. the humiliation ot being last chance. ed three rattle snakes each having visit friends and incidentally to look : called down by tho authorities. We live to do good, are honeat eight! rattljes apiece.' Forty-five years’ ex­ after his Merest in ew heat crop there. ’’ orr Hyde will give a howry dance with all. nt Tbomapplf take Friday evening tbe perience free. This trip and today Herbert Shaihly who has been visit­ COATS GROVE. ssth. only. ing his sister MrS. Nellie Hitt, return­ quits a number trout Morgan atu tewnm < re-g* £ The L. A. S. will bold- their mwting ed to his home in Cleveland, O.. Satur­ in the church yard Thursday p. m. tended the F. M. quarterly meeting feikraw: Flftren yaara in private praetk-a. day. ' Sunday atZMaple Grove. ' Sa Mra A. A. Vandyke of Battle Creek \Sunday July 3'». at 11 u'clodf a. m. ’* is visiting hergrandchildren Gladys Ota Norri. went to Assyria Saturday Rev. Marsh of Charlotte will give a n Ehret and Owen Townsend at the home tu Mpeml a few d»y» With relatikea and lhanR of Alma Sanitarium alKhtren mootht: tenipefancv lecture at Kilpatrick trientta Her uncle Allk rt Sorria of KSt m" j of Jas. Ehret. church. The i* T. L. will most at the home The Miss«i Carrie Holmes and Flos- 1 of J. R. Barnum Friday evening. vuut frierids in Battle Creek and Bellehoun b<- bad bou«tit anothar and sie Sawdv were guests of Miss Celestia nW ro* J.5^*“ Miss Charlotte and Harold Barnum vne tatfon, returning to bi. home. Good on Sunday. will give a report of the state conVeiiA. Connet and family of Vermtnt- !tion. QUIMBY. There is a firm in Dotrolt calling themselvro ville visited his sister Mrs. Ella Hagar j The L. A. S entertained by Mrs. 1 TXn<Jd*iih/^mZ bu/to ha^boS ( Owen Townsend visited his ifncle on Sunduy i E. D. Williams in West Vermontville- Henry Castdein last Wednmlay was . Miss Lida B. Fast of Toledo. Iowa. , Sunday. •’ . wall attended considering the busy I pr..vr tw oak* has bega run by his brir». is a guest at the home of T. Scofield ; M-Honn I »««»* ‘«lan» tho same that .k«rgan they could Mrs Andrew Townsend is seriously season. 1Prix-.T-tls rot ecus .<4 •>’» hlr? ”* Phr» bU .u, a inyear B<u wh«n a this week,. \ I ill. Dr. Kolx-rts was ralletl. Mrs. Hugh Nichols and family moved . from Hattie Creek Inat Wednesday aptawir «n th» Mate. Kara been here fortra ; .Dr. Roberts parents of Charlotte are into their hew home in Eart Wmidland * . , , t v i i five yvara. »n <!•> no’ make a mlatake an4 | visiting him. . night, where she han Iwen caring for „r the wronr firm it wi«b to Monday. .. Nibltt who ha- a fine lathy . . I .a, ., '»• .■n.lommt ^--r ««"“! 1 Willard Dcmond has hired .out to Mrs. Frank • ' ' ' except one la a month, will be at Use plate . Mrs. A. Hall and and danghter Lena girl. ar.t <ta«e t-It.w a> foltowa: Stephen Springett to run his threshing ,, , «, /. .. , . ... »’«■ cotnlnr to roue town on date and at of Hastings were the. guestsi of E. T. ; engine. They will thresh their first Mr. and Mra. ( han. by!venter called to*-mi'-fie4 and are wllllnx ’to Kir- you Cole and family ]<art uf last week. at H. IL CWtleJeln’. Saturday. ” ;•"*?* *” ««>•»" ' job Tuenday. . ■ .t. • ^xprrtet.ee. rrve ,. . “'Robert Barry of Sunfield visited his t Bom. to Mr. antfMra. George Sou#. IS • Levi Boice'and wife of Illinois are son Albert Barry over Spqady. . visiting thellutter's mother Mxy. Ggo; July 21. « nine ]»ound boy. Jfother and advtre.b free, and our .spinier^1— -------- •*— hnhv (Irvin.- >>i<«.iv • r*ea'T nt car*ftj! esatnlnaUom Guy Rogers’ wife whu has U-en so halij doing nirel). .xperietxre. Tti*. pati'tv- le sick is reported Utter at present. i ... . .. . , T.t an Mint Esther Pattenton entertained . X° w'rt^^t Am. Denannd and wrt- spent- last Frank Brown ot tuk.- O.lc« wu I .1Trtnew|nv tb<-ir .Uughtcr Mrx Blanch Bidciman. Seleva Castclein and te.- date chanrtnx e<wt of .1 ., , . । . r. • . • . ■ t!«»» «t koepital free, only cb the gm»t ot bia brutbwr C • IX Brown Em„u ln y k. Madge Bruton laht Friday at tea in b-api while tatiem ta wco of East Woodland on Snndav. 1 , .. . . of her friend Mim (irrtrude •-7, retxt .offer ir<f™> ’ Jobh Jordan and wire uf Hartings honor ... . , , , . . .. ‘turabte -l!rea»« we win wait Mrj. trunk Smith ami ebildron re„.ilh [hl. si„„ balen, of Grand Rapid*. Seleva Caste­ ttu-u^l from a yt.it at Bath .m Tnw Vl.rni„ w,nB.r kin entertains the same lutrty this Week dav. ■ ’ , ’ < Miss Edmi Barnum went to W<xxi- WedneiMlay afterniMin. Mm. John Uhmau and little dangb- UlrT 3u„Ja,. viM, M„ S1,nin. Amber Cruso is visiting at Ijkke ter Orphn who has licen in a hospital z. . . ,r , ... Odessa. tn Ann Arbor for the bmt Bv. wi kx , 'tar.dlnt dlMMM. vtx.: Miss Gretchen Sheidt and Mra Sam r ---------------------- returned to tbetr bomr MomUy. .~H»r in.m Ohio vl.lttd H. -Bod.­ !McIntyre called on friends iu this place -h‘ Thrtmt. Foreisn Growth* in the Larynx. .. .. . p': l«ugh Sunday. . _ " 1 La-ycntte.. Broachltle. Branchial Coaawp- , nvri Friday. - — —- - - . WEST WOODUANO. Hev. O. S. sbeldeo viaited his Mr. Bli» of Sontieid and Mri Kill. r <««>*>.'• •>» Bmt of the P.RATT’S 01 STR I CT. ' •—» P* uMa.- i» Wnmer.. N Smith of Lake Odessa were guests of i Wt*k. firm* Nerrmw Dln-a**". John Fincbun and wife spent Sundav : ?!.'So*r! *"a atnenir J. H. Dnrkee add lamily Sunday. HOLMES CHURCH. . .. ,, , ‘ • , Pile*. Fl»«u.-». nitota. Irriul at Dctt Rom *. Vlrere.lHIp Pl*****. Seroful* Miw Xellie Corti.entertained Mlroa Un., T„wnmld ...mnained tbe Colia Blood. Ila^l and Edna Bound, jjlro, B.^.ie Fitller. Jennn- Formal.;fot a few days I"“ batunlay ahenu^n. ,„d )Mrlwj Th,lr^,v hl ‘“^1" - Lew Lidy.and wife of East Carlton .. i.i,..! tbe latter’.* li|ter MrK J(la visited Misses Stella Parrott and Maud Bates Dnrkee Sundity. exjiect td take in the camp, meeting at Mra. Adair fL-nter of the sotitb town Eaton Ripids soon. . line. Mrs. L. Baninm uf Carltun, Mrs. We artf sorry to learn that George X. C. Seuter nnd Mis*Gertiu.Smith visitHale and family are soon to leave our ed at Perry Stowell's lust Thunulay. village for Hastings where Mr. Hale Herbert Sthaibly ha- retnnied to his expects to get work in one of the fac­ home in Cleveland. Ohio. tories. honor of her guest Miss I*rndence . Asa Wilcox is at home again. Henry AlthouM, wife and daughter Tow<n^.ml o< Niuhville. if^lwing her .Ruth called on Rutland friends Sun­ . birthday. day. ' . Mr. and Mix H. Qsrlinger uf Wood ­ Mr. and Mrs. H. Cierlinger of Woodbury were tho guests >jf Geo. Fulk*r i; Frank Charlton ' ind wife. Andrew Roush and wife called at Bcid Tinklers ‘ and wife over Sunday. ‘ • Mrs. H. p| Barnum was the guest Of Sunday afternoon. * Will Cronk is on the sick list, his perry Jowell and wife Thuraday. .. r» », , , . « , . !| little daughter has been staying u few Mrs. Dora Murdock spent Sunday tn ■ {lays with her gftmdmu. Lake Odessa the guest of her parents Mr. and Mra. Cheney. . Am* tbi nubtr St R. A. POLLY. buffalo LUTHER BROWN to Ask ties tKj bill of our SELL. NEW YORK If |M contemp bull le glad ti louses io this PHILADELPHIA been Rleteh from ittl hi filet. Bln us i tho no settle jour paint itMSt sitisfictio ATLANTIC COAST ELLIS LI THE DR . RESORTS DE.LTON. Five' through trains Dining Cart .. j Wi mH ill tie P liHrttnl ia th cjrt-l I Connects at L}u:LL atii! Niagara Falls w :th a®}!! lines from 'th? Wd»t,| |l ment. Buiuin. V ip H.i . NOTICK op Hr: A I. State of MletrtKMi.' on::' Notice 1' iirroty tlvm i Probate rburt fot the < Many people w iMiUring or pjlt many milea to ■ad.D&Vi‘ told n THEM WELL. and that all creditor* <•! qirtred to p!<-'^ nt'tt»<’i'> Court, at ttie FlxiMte ' •'.•<­ tines, for ejqupiaaik'u ufI ■ Lumber Shingle* Building Monday the re.h day 0 cktek iti til- tc••• •>«« •- •* •' Dated Jun*,30th.'V I* is complete. 1 larcrd TonrtlB. I’m ip;ent C ti«un»pt5on. Aathtna eryttrine. my r ire light, and I to get' right MoliTi.MI lacks” when it Default having been ns .4o-ttslt* inortgagr nn-’ f ' If you are ti<> and Etrira Haye h ....: pair, or paint, it grater, dated ib<- thlrt* • pay yon to recotdrd the twrati-lb ft • n.~ Remember Date 2 SSL 2?^ It Hit recti tans it idel glial U1SO«, . “The Line BeaatifiiF •i»tr of lhl» uuO-’. tte Remarkable Cures SEVEI Railroad COME LN W.H Delton. cuntafifrd in -aid luortsr.f i Mm*, l.y a'-ale at [Sil-'P--.. . bWdet. at the’nortli ireiti House Iu tbe city of Hx<ti .ot Mcpten-.l-er rxr- t» • th«t certain |4*ee or |x.: > the township cd htiin-. --tate of Michigan, d—«■. the south hall, of ttw. , ttoti number fifteen. *:id the REED —,—CITY -------- SANITARIUM We are glad to learn that Ephriam SOUTH CARLTON. **T- *K«e- ■ Lucas is considering the proi»writion of Mra Bartholf died Saturday night at Dr. A. B. Spinney will be <me bundled and twer.t* LACEY. moving his family to our village. Miss Carrie Holmes viaited in Wood- : 12 o’clock after a three weeks illness. Oh yes, we aye in need of some ten The funeral was held at th? home of land over Suhday the guest of Flossie , There was a good attendance at tin* at Parker House, Monday, ____ „ Farmers club h«*ld at Henry Stevens July 31st, from I to o p. m. ement,houses. One family was com­ her daughter Mra Chas. Graves. Sun­ Sawdy and Alestra GoocL r UKAK H. BAt KB. pelled to move into the store lately uc-, day at -I p. m. The body was taken to i Mr. aud Mrs. L. N. Durkee enter- ' considering the huay tifue. Those Consultation Free. ftStaSIZ&JWiSr: »•«.copied by W. H. Sease, a few days ago. Wexford county for bnriid on the tailed tbe follwing .}<ersons Sunday, who attended seemed to have a good . .. ..... । --jghn ; time. ; Utter s inrente Mr. and Mra Perry Flory and mother are nicely early train Monday. o'clock tn the forenoon of tharday. Dated Jiuitf'Xh. A. I).. IKS. Mm C. P. Stilwell returned from l>unle5'r"' ■taU’r Mra ! ■ Mra. Louilln Stevens of Banfield ia located ia the house lately purchased Chabi.k- M. Mai k. A .5 Vegetable,liver pills- DM Dowling Tburudav. Btau* Rowluy and children of Bond J visiting friends aronnd Lacey. Judge of Prolate of Mrs. Harriet M. Lee. O is what they are. Theytss , ... , • i z. Ohia We hope our vacant hotel will soon Lacey ia talking of sjiorts day'again. Mrs. Laura Uariorn and sister Grace , -■--be occupied by some g<xxl landlord. Harri^n'entertained their cousin Harrv ? *IrK' (f0°' 1'ull®r antl -'lrK- " 111 - Mra Stewart of Battle Creek visited PROBATE OKDEK ot State of Mlehlran.i'ouuty of Barry, ns. J.- S. Reisinger has been kept busy Belli, ot St. Unix Mo., tart week. ' “*n,,r wcn: u*’ at Henry Stevens over Sunday. *At a session of the Probate Court for tbo Mtae Harrison and Mr. Belita are ’ ' Thursday. Want your moustache or beard County of Barry, holden at tho Prolate office of late setting up binders. Ward Clark of Battle Creek visited tn the city of Has ting*. In saM County ou j . Rhod” "1’™* Sunday at A. at Bert Clark's over Sunday. Thumday. the I3th day of July, iu tbe year We are sorry to learn that Ennot viaiting friends atlSheiby at premnt. aheantffnllTnwnerrlchNackrUse ■ nm ci* <■» ma-. .i one tliousand nine hundred and five. Bates expects to move his' family to Prwcst Chas. M. Mack. Judge Of Probnte. John L’.born i. having a new cement ' ITtee। ....... Bom, w to c Jesse inner Miller ano and wue wife ToreIn- the matter of the estate of Albina E. Hastings in the near future. well put down, having failed to get a *» " pound boy. No wonder Jrere THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YflARBurd deceased. Boni1 ,11U’ O,no- vi"'"d >”’r “"vieGoo. „ mill tin readlna nnd nilug Che petition duly veri­ Mr. and Mrs. .S. A. Holmes were the satirtactory drive well fied of Waiter H. Bunt, sen of said dtx:e*v>d. Fuller and family the first of the week. I ' . , praying that an Order or Uecrre may l-e made guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sawdy Mra. Clair Pilgrim visited her peoby this court determining who are or were the last Saturday. lawful heir, of said deemsed and entlUml to Harry Evurtra^^n”III with apen-! MARTIN CORNERS. "■pie the first of the week. Inherit her estate. Mr. and Mrs. Van Simmons visited Th-renpon It is ordered that Friday, the decitis.' Dra Laughlin and McInty re l*etha Coolbaugh has two little.con-!j Miss Mary Bullis is sick at George ■ litii day of August. A. !>., 1W5. at u-n o'clock friends in Sebewa .last Sunday. j Miller's. I in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of held a consultation over- him Sunday, j tl’ns fro,n Grand Rapids visiting her. i said petition nod LtnU ttM heirs at law of said The Woodland .band boys being most­ deceaiw-d atid all other persons Interested tn Miss Edna Barnum of Coats Grove ' ^nu ®eo. Mills of Grund Rapids is .j ; Fred Brown of Bellevue formerly of : said esute. are required to appear at a session ly fanners could not get around to fur­ Lacey was in Lacey one day last week. of said Court, then to i>e holden st tbe* probate spent Sunday with Wm. Martin. . vi**t*ug her brother A. Troutwine. office in the City of Hastings, in said county, nish tbe town with music last Satur­ n.mmumw.0 .eave | --- ------------ ------ ----- — -wo I ““ 0“l *“1! NO NAMFS CSEJD WITHOCT WRITTEN CONSF-NT. and Hhowcaiirolfany there be, why the prayer day evening.' Our barber Mr. Otterbine will leave *IrsMead has two sisters ! of the petitioner may not l>e granted. And H fnr ItnmA ^—1- from t— I, from tl,B the* northern i'l.rlliiirn part troef. of nf the *kn state II, for home .... on a vacation one week 1, ,n the 8“0w at HeRevne [ is further ordered, that said petitioner give If the weather is favorable next Monday. . . 41 visiting . ... .her;' {lost Monday. notlch to tho persons Uiterestod in said estate of the popdeucy of said petiUoa and the hearing Saturday there will be a large crowd "Heavy Work, revere a train I ng aBd.ertt habtla In :■ Mra. \tm. Jewell of Assyria visited thereof by causing a copy of thS order to be The. basket picnic will be held at! Miss 'Georgia Hicks has been engagedJ1 publlsln’d in the H.istimis Banxkh a news- at Lake Odessa from Woodland tp at­ : to teach our stdiool the coming year. ■jj at Mra Wooley's last Saturday. tend the ball game, horse races etc. Charlotte August H. but Calvin Stevens is able be — out• werki prertous to *ald div of hearinif. Woodland' and Saranac will jilay base • ------------------ —-—— !• Mrs. Alice Whetstone has Ixmju visit- । . — to — — EllxC. ifKrox. CHAR. M.Mack, NORTHWEST CARLTON. *»# FP^vpl and friends in nnd around ^',a,n " ,ong «<*«“-• eryripel*n>bAte IteRinter. Judge of Probate. tmll. (A true copy). Born, to Mr. ami Mra Nebonl Ken- Hart|nK" u»‘ !«•» Wf*k““ ' _ . The Barry county Soldiers and Sail­ HOT WEAT Has many can see by where the novelties a G< Furn /\ II ny ci s r mswgaj Ourlibeoi is very c< everything to-date in • ! i ■ BUCKINGHAM'S R 6umme is just .a prices we W e want carry the command before yoi VARICOCELE CURED Confined to His Home for Weeks. NOTICE OF LETTINt; OF‘BRI DGE CON­ TRACT. Notice Is hereby glvru that I, Philip W. Burgc.-N. County nrxlDi.'omiulKiloner. of the County uf Barry. State of Michigan, will on tbe inL day of August, A. It. t*4. at the residence at Eman­ uel Stadel. on tAdlpA one, township of Carlton, in said county of Barry, at io o'clock In the. foreuoou. of said day. proceed to tet the con­ tracts for the cuuatnictlon of abutments or cul­ vert across a certain drain known and designated as the MaltlstMi drain, locab-d and cstaWlshed in the township of Citriton, In raid county. Tho contracts for said abutments or culvert ior said drain sludl Imy in accordance with the plans and speclhcattorm now on file with the other pa­ pers pertaining to said drain in the office of the county drain Commissioner, of the said coimty of Barry to wbkffi reference may tie had by all iKutles Intarehtcd. Contracts wiB be made with the lowest responsible bidder giving ndeunate ors reunion will 1» held at Hastings nedy, a daughter, mother and Ijalw do-1 Alonzo Hilton spent Sunday in the : Aug. 23. it and 85. A large number ing finely. Pratt neighborhood. EAST MAPLE GROVE. from this.way will lie present. E. E. Gorham was overcome by the Letha Coolbangh and Nettie Barrv Tbn 001(1 wav® ou Sunday morning beat last Wednesday, hut is able to "P®*1* lhe I**4 wt*k M Grand Ledge maken OH think of w‘nt«r. WEST CARLTONwork again. , the guest of the formers grandmother j Traxler and wife and Will Mahlon Center was called to Grand The community was saddened again ' ^^rs" "m' ®111' • Davis and wife visited friends in Ba*Rapids by tho illness of his sister Mrs. to learn of the death of Mrs. Bntholf ! The funeral of Mrs. Jane Mille^who tle Creek Saturday and Sanday. Chigwin. died at tho Kalamazoo asylum was J<* Smith and wife were guests of Mrs. Nellie Andros called on Mrs. of Carlton Center.’ > Word came over the wires Sunday to । bol^at tJ\e church laat Thuraa,]J Mrs. McBeth Sunday. James Friend Sunday. Mra Ed. Savacool that her sister Mrs. i mor^inR' 3®v- AU®“ conducted | Mrs. Fannie Whitcomb is gaining Mrs. Frank Friend visited he.r par­ A. D. Townsend was dangerously ill at jthe 8erv*cea. ■ very slowlv. . very slowly. ents with her children Mr. and Mrs. her homo at Coate Grove. J---------------------------- ' James Friend. S. i A neighborhood lawn gathering waa A DIA The sound of the threshing machine Miss Bessie Friend is still visiting greets us now as the whea^ is cut. • ** fl I r\ her friends in Sebewa. 1° rl|du reJ’*,t any-and all bldi. Mr. u>d Mr, E. Savrorol SIrnt Sun- „ Jor InfBnU “<* Children. Tbr date for Ur eunptetMxi ut «ueb rootrscte wnA '.'hu ..... _ a Ten thousand demons gnawing away day in Hastings. .... ... **..7 ..ul'. OUU 'UH . of tetttux above Npre-ltlwi at one's vitals couldn't be much worse D*!«l Hartlnri. Mich., July nth. A. D. 1W». than lu the torture of piles. Yet pmIljip w Hvirvi. w ’itching tening Yet fbl.r.,'. a wnnre asssaws —- piles. -- never ®*ars tlle S/ITjO Comity Drain cosmiMioner uf' tbe county of thwe’s a cure- Doans WZ Ointment Signature of »rrv ' fuila fails. Hu Kind You Have Always Boagh.' fOLEYSHOMEWCAR li |*ekl at tl» hotna of Mr. and lira, daks | Trailer Friday night. Ico cream and I cake were served and a jollyqgwxi time j reported. . : N. Q Hagerman spent Sunday at j Thomapple laJte. t ! Sam Hill and wife of Neville are 1 spending the week with their daughter. ' Y. 1/ * c-oatlsurfi •.rcattncnl for three month* ionjter an! rith a co-npltte cure, I could only earn U- a hop bc'<*.- trra-.n>«nt. now 1 err. varninx til .tr ; • HEAIli -• - Ij ■ HAS YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED ? urn cause aertum vomnm.atior..-. Beware of Mercury It only ay#ipt(>m»-«ur NEW METHOD positively cures nil blood d1*e*ri« ! YOUNG OR MHDD1J0 AGED-MRN.-Imprui’snt nr later ft. '-­ -town your tysrem. You £»»l the syntptomx stealing over you M'?-' aa« vitally you are not the DM you used to be or should be. o. .toearvr atmalaT ' * L. L. Lov< . ‘ The Delton and Pre J YOUR WA Are you patrons of IELTON R We would vs is giving tion wherev ITO NAMES VSED WITHOVT WRITTEN CONSENT. PKtVATI DrsKENNEDY&KERGAH Cor. Mich. Ave. and Shelby St., Detroit, Mich COST a sp DELTON OTLT �HASTINGS BANNER, JULY 27. 1905. OUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT The local News in Orangeville, Hope, Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. DELTON. SEVENTEEN houses n hare fare­ islet paint for, this season. the houses of R. ». POUT, WILL ALDRICH. LUTHER BROWN and MR. RUHAsk these gentlemen wist KELL. thej flink of our paint senice. If »ou contemplate piintieg. le should be glad to houses in this been with our piint. show the pou riciiitj that have I / 17451032 Eire us a ctance anil we Will settle jour paiet prohleai to jbur utmost sitlitactlon. tins L FAULKNER, THE. DKL0GI5T. DLLTON. MICHIGAN We sell all the Patent Medicinces adiertlsed in this paper. You Can't Get Around dri’s.-es were filh-d wijh gospel troth. ■ -While harvesteg la-1 wdek John ljK*t Satunlay night the ]Hi>tur. Rev. ('lintou ran a wheat l*»‘urd into his G. T. Fisher >]»okt“ to the people. ( wrist. Ntaxl poison set .ip. ami he is Several hyinns were sung by membera now at Kahunazoo for ttvatuwnt and of the chinch assisted by the people precarious condition. after which the Delton liand played «veral fin* M?lections< NORTHEAST BARRY. The Epworth^’Liogfue of Cloverdale elected thi- folJowiiQ. officers for the SERIOUS. ACCIDENT. year: Arthur Patton.!^’resident: Miss ■ Last Saturday ji afternoon afu-rniion^ nlioiit alxmt 7 Adah Mosher. 1st Vidi Pre*. Mr*. Ira •o’clock AllxTt rtaxnptuu'met with a Brooks. 2d Vice Pre-i. Nina Mosher, : Morions accident while drawing tvheat. '.kl Vice Pn.*s. Frankii^Titiw, Ith Vice • He was going down, quite a steep hill Pres. Julia Titus. Sec. Welton Brooks, | nnd the ring gave; way ou one- end of Tretts. Niiiii Mosher ^Organist. Velma the neck yoke, letting the load on une Kingsbury. A.s»’t. Organist. । horse, bi trying, to save everything The Earnest Worktib of .Cloverdale ‘the best he eoul<L he was throWiC\,from will sen* tea ;d the home of Sira. Ira ’ the load breaking his . arm in Brooks next -Friday evening from five places and breaking three ribh, ‘buishuntil all’are mtvuI. A good supper is j'ng his-shoulder and getting M<vvral ■ IrruiM-s About the head and face. Dr. Hydeuf Prairieville was .summoned and NORTH JOHNSTOWN. ___ ______ dressed the wounds and AiU«rt is resting Many people Who are building, repairing or painting, have driven many mile^ to -come and .-.et- me and have told me '.hat it PAID THEM WELL. My stock of - LumbciL, Lath, Shingles and Building Material >is Complete. I pay cash for ev­ erything. my mbuinK expenses [are light, and 1 urn in a position (to. gel right down tn “brats ‘tacks’* when it comer to prices. If you are going to build, repair.’er paint, it will more than pay you to W. H. Chase, : Michigan HOT WEATHER ila-innny attractions as you can see by a visit to our. store, when? the newest and latest novelties are ou display. mother Mrs. Geo. Ingrain. Gent's Furnishings Our line of pent's Furnishings is vary cothplete, comprising everything that’s nejr and up to-date in color and design. Our Summer Clothing is ^ti5l as attractive as the prices we have placed ou them. We iraut your trade, and we carry the Jnie that should1 , command IL Call'and see us teftoe you buy. L- L. Loveland & Son, The Clothiers, Delton and Prairieville, ' , Mich. > YOUR TRADE WANTED k “ Arc you one jot thr many patrons of the > DELTON ROLLER MILLS’ & 'A T r A J We would be pleased to have you glyc us a trial order. The .high-grade roller flour made by us is giving splendid satisfaction wherever used. J----------------------- I CpSTOn WORK A SPECIALTY. J DELTON ROLLER MILLS, J DCLTOM, MlfiMfiM. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Mrs. C. Rislslger visited friends in Battle Creek a few days - last week re­ turning Sunday. Miss Anna McCarthy ,of Hastings who iuuj been visiting her brother Frank and family returned to Hastings last Saturday. ' Pahl Renkcs of Hastings is visiting his uncle Will and family during va­ cation. The Johnstown Cemetery Circle will, meet.with Mr. and Mrs Will Renkcs Tuesday j>. m. Aug. 1: everyone in­ vited. HOPE. Replogle and family were guests - • Sunday. of/i. H. Otis■ of- Glass Creek Eil Otis nnd wife called on Andrew Carpenter of Shultz Smiday. . Mra. W. H. Otis received news of the death of her - brother Will Blake, one day last week. Mr. Gfiftin of Rutland visited W. Waters Sunday. HOPE CENTER. Mr. and Mra. E. B. Payne went to, Lowell' Saturday. , Mrs. Felix Chamberlain went Shultz Sunday to visit her son William of that place. G. T. Wilkimon received a fine trout from Alden Saturday. Mrs. Jane, Lawrence after a brief visit with friends and relatives ben*. returned to her home in Climax Wednesday. Jay Wilkinsoi. wife and daughter Mildred spent Sunday with Isaac John­ son and family of Prairieville. A.boon to travelrS Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawlx-rry. Cures dysentery, diarrehoea. seasickness, nausea. Pleasant to take. Perfectly harmless. Myron Maynard of Hastings assisted] Jumes Ransom a tew c* ' haying and harvest. Jay Ilan of Cloverale spent Sunday with Pearl Hayward imd family. HINDS CORNERS. The next Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Ella Bechtel. Aug. 4 for tea. A cordial invitation to all. Claud Haskin and family are visit­ ing Mr.-H’s. sinter Mrs. Maud Lani­ ard. ' We loan money ou Real Estate or good Bankable Paper. We( loan our money at home, and do< business with people we know are all right. We do a safe, eon-। servative business and have < 1 , Honey to Loan at reasonable rates. Deeds. -< Mortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. ( New York Drafts, Insurance1 and Bonds Sold. DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH, President. J. 0. HUGHES. V. President. E. S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. DR. MctEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERPE.NNINO. JAMES COLLINS. . . where There is one -plnf-e in a ship the voyager may bq nt rest. Tills wrlter discovered It duping a mid-Atlantic ’ storm, when he west down to the hatb­ room. tumbled into a warm sea bath and floated. The iew*l was perform­ ing the most amazing antics, but the water in the bath kept its usual granty, and the bather Jlmited with n smile • ... , , ... , . ' upon its, bosom.—Modon. Chronicle, * T , I' R. S. HARTER, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. OFFlpe HOUIUH-n U> 12 d. m.. t to 2 pan.. 7 ioip.m". All c*ll> promptly Taisphone at ofiiur. Office w'ipnIiImk’o. Oritoa. Mich. — - m — ^ALDRICH BROS, fls- HANDLE THE FAMOUS Page Buggies, J. J. Deal & Sons Ur U Ut U ili U lit Aft Ul Uf Mr and Mrs. John Brandstetter were called to Middleville un account uf the serious illness of tbe former’s mother. are proud of our stock, but proud­ er still of our prices. , Th* Low Prices We Quote ( Is The Magnet That Draws Trade To Our Store. i Y ours truly, ARTHUR PATTON - ’ HLDRICH BROS Flrat Burglar—Why not try to rob the Lous*? of that plutocrat? Second Burglar—Never. He’ll make good by getting tho money back from the-poor people. Let’s confine ourselves to the middle clastes.—Life. . MtHundrmtnod. Lieutenant (showing party of visitors over battleship)—This Is the quarter deck One of the Tarty—Gee! 1 thought it was nil free’—PlttsbunpDlspateb. THE CLOVERDALE STORE. world.' and every day tells us why. < Goldsmith. ’ . w Un to buy Just now. you can decide where yon will buy. br wwe of lb. .-wntn peo., PROFIT Boi£tt The increase of popular enthusiasm on tbe following subject is almost daily manifested by public expression and local endorsement. Read - whiit ’ this citizen sayK and discover the cause fur the constant showering of praise which follows in the wake of Duau’a Kidney Pills. Mra. I. Phplips. (of Broadway, savs: ’•’After giving Doon's Kidney Pilh. procured at A. E. ; Mulholland's, lincceMor to W. H. Goodyear, drug store, a fair trial I can cheerfully recommesnd them to-anyone suffering with kidney trouble. I had suffered for some time aud tried Several remedies receiving little if any benefit 1 obtained more lx«m*fit from Doan'i Kidney Pilh* than from all the other itmedies I over took. I endorse the. medetine most emphatirally." j , ‘ For sale by all dealer*. Price fiO rents. Foster-Milbuni Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United st'a7, states. • Kcmofhber the uajmc-Doan's-and take Il _____ nu other, pie us follows. At the creation of the - - the * augels “h wbos<’ duty dntv it 11 O'UI tit .। aab world was to m Fcutt«‘r tbe soil forgot Norway. Seeing this, the guardian angel of tbe land j ’V made complaints to the Creator. Wh.-.t fjl was to be done? Inipowrible to restart the whole of the creation for the sai-’ ’ of Norway. "Come, my little angels.’ said be.- “look carefully nnd perhaps you may still find a little.earth." The conscience -.stricken angels swept th* floor of heaven, and the little dust they found they gathered Iu their draperies and pcattered over tbe Norwegian rocks. 1 IT’S TO YOUR PaKadYMthw We Per cent- on Pay <) Deposits. *2 FOLEYSnONEWCAR Beintbo Delton State Bank Hastings People Grow Enthusiastic. r *. An English artist, writing In a Lon­ ( ’ has gone into the state of matrimony. don woman’s magazine, says: "I do not know if any one has ever When Mrs. Holcomb returned from 1 I dratyu attention to the fact before, that her visit in Dimondale she brought-her you can generally tell the shape of a Miss Gertrude Fisher spent Sunday brother’s.little girl home with her to woman's foot by her face. There-is ns at home. stay a while. much character In a foot as in a hand. Miss Bessie Litts is assisting Mrs. Frank Bryans and wife are moving You will generally find the round Clayton Ixniden \vith her household into the Trowbridge house at Prich- faced, short nosed little woman has the prettiest ankle .and foot: the high duties fora couple of weeks. anlnville. cheeked, long nosed woman the ugliest. Mrs. Maggie Kahler and daughter Women With very pretty faces eeldonr are visitng relatives, in Ionia this have pretty feet. Nature, somehow or week. other, compensates Its daughters.” Mrs. Albert Roach of Hickory _ Cornets Mils baton spending the past week In the course of her first call upon with her daughter Mrs. May Pennock. one of her husband's parishioners youngstfes^Gray spok«* feelingly of his noble, generous spirit. PRAIRIEVILLE. "He lB:ns nearly an altruist as man Loren Bhudcnian impend Sunday with tuny be." she said i»roudly and affec­ his parents hero. tionately. Mrs. C. Doolitth- entertained lier *‘Ib ho an altruist?" said her hostess, with mild surprise. "I thought from sister and huslmnd. Mr. and Mr^ Gofif you live within reach ot the tone uf bls voice that he probably ney of West Virginia last week. Cloverdale, it .will pay you 10 was a bass." call and see a nice stock of J., C . Cairns attended the races at Plainwell last week. DRY GOODS, ••What do you think of feeding horses Mfit. Jennie DePriester entertained on goose eggs?" asks an Australian the Misses Maud Ruggles and Mary GROCERIES, backwoodsman. •’That was done by 'Smith at dinner Sunday. a party who were stuck up on the Ade­ James Drummond was at'Plainwell BOOTS, SHOES laide during the wet season. The na­ Thnreday. tives used to bring !n* canoe loads of eggs, which were broken into buckets Mr. aud Mrs. Clare Blackmar. of Mid in fact everything to be found and supplied to the horses." Orangeville were in town Sunday. In an up-to-date general line. We Sound kidneys are safeguards of life. Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's Kidney Cure. Fur sale by Arthur E. Muboftand. Succesor to W. H. Good­ year. One Subject On Harry Wat era Of Richland is home Buggies, Laporte Buggies and (ur a"few days vayntiun. A’ muhber from this place attended Michigan Buggy Co. Goods. Baker Shnner and wile of Hastings the Christian Endeavor at the Gregory were the guests of the hitter's brother last Sunday night. aud sister Saturday night and Sunday. Weber'hnd T. & H. Smith Farm Mr. and )|rx Houvener of Hickory Forest Weaver wa- the guest at John Corners visited Ansel * Phillips and Wagons, also Farmers Saginaw Waters* Sunday. family Saturday and Sunday. Handy Wagon, Superior, Hoosier Charles Biggs is entertaining a BANFtELD CHURCH NOTES. brother from- away. and Dowagiac Drills. The- ladies <»f the church and L. A. B..-rnie Belson ami lady friend were S. will meet,to rh’ttn the eiuirCh and ecru on our street* Sunday. ,* .-omplete lii|e of Builders Hardware. Look over our replace the caqiets on Wednesday .p. a >om.> Furniture J lepartuimt. Carpets, Rugs. Linoleums,Matm. The papering nnd puintiug is now tvtupleted and all seem very much • According tn :i work on Norway, tbe i m tillSS. etc. .Ruil ill and look US OVCT. If VOU don’t Wish Ui scantiness of the soil In ttist country is I • . . . , . ... . plra-Msi * Clyde Clark begun working Tuesday for the Quick brothers near Milo for a short time. - Mr., and Mrs. William Rockwell and daughter of Hickory Comers were the giu-sts of the latter's parents Sunday. LOCAL ENTHUSIASM. Henry Maynard and lady friend of Hastings were the guests of Jason Po­ well Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Kelhjy of Hickory’ Corners was seen on our streets one day last week. ng* and' hprveiding i- past- anti as v.ill a-c; The league led by Miss Mabie .Bow­ gone tor this year-ard the most of it in hoi>es he may refcover. His neighbors 1 finished drawing his wheat: his little man was well attended. The topic secured in good shape. I Ixiy was on the load but 'escajMld living disciwivd l<y Dr. Cooper and others Mrs. Edgar Bristol ip un the sick list ; hurt. • On account uf Rev. Brown attending Mr. and Mra. Vert Robinson visited . 3. Dudley suffered with ipiinHy last camp meeting there will ba no church relatives at Milo la*! Satu.day and ur Sunday school next Sunday mora­ Henry Ford aud family while on Sunday. . ine- ' . . f ‘ Mra. Hiram Bristol bad the misfor­ their way from Woodalnd to Paw P.iw A Sunday school picnic him lieen tune tu rut her arm quite badly last made a feA days visit at Cha*. L"tci»- talked of Imt no date made yet— Monday but it is g»ttng along nicely at le Hirer's. Threshing has begun in this neigh­ HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE gresent. Edgar Bristol and daughter Lena borhood. Sarah Daly has been quite sick with Mrs. Ja». Underhill entertained the malarial fever since Sunday July 16. visited relatives in Irving lust Satur­ day and Sunday and Lena remained Hickory Corners Missionary. Society We hear that we have lost another ' one’of our girls? Libbie Hardy, she for a week's visit with her grand­ this week Tuesday. COME U3 SEE ME. Delton, PODUNK. SHULTZ. Mrs. Fred Wcyerman is quite Ul at X People arejnvailing the hiickle-lierry tins’writing.' ' marshes and those attired in rubber Harry Hallock of Kalamazoo spent Ixxjtb and over-alls seem to lie the best prepared for the water and dampness last Sunday at-Frank Hallock’they find there. Mr. Houvener and family of Rich­ A card from Dennis Dunham the j>as| land visited at David Smith's Sunday. week itiforms.us that he is well and We would judge from the muount uf working hard on his farm, and is now jvork* our carpenters L. McDonald and busy iMiilding a Imrn. He is located Wm. ChamtxTlain are doing this summer that timee are not veyy hard now at Oswago, Penn. Mrs. John-Lentz has been entertain­ in this part of t£e country. ing her father and sister from the Rap­ Miss Libbie McCallum left last Mon­ ids the jxi-st week. ' day for Cheboygan county to visit her Archie Bansill and family uf Cedar ■ Mis* Olve^ of Kalamazoo .is spend­ Mrs. Philip Burlier has been in quite father who wan quite seriously injured Creek visited nt Afton Smith's Sunday. ing a few days with ' her father Mr. poor health for several days. by falling off of a mower last week. Oliver. Henry Biggs and granddaughter of Mra. Wm. Aldrich of Wall lake call­ Mrk. Bertha Giteuti Covey aud Springfield. Ill., are visiting at Charlie . . daughters of Plano. Ill., are visiting ed at Andrew Smith's Friday. I Battle Crej’k are visitinx-the latter s )]er mother Mrs. C. Mason and other R. Reynolds and wife are entertain­ Biggs'. parents Mr. and Mra.M. Gwyn. ^r- friends. Mra. Emma Blinsen and children uf ing their brother Warren and daughter McN'anghtoii intended while here to | Frank Lyman nnd daughters <>f Jack­ of Coopersville. Grand Rapids are visiting at Mra. [ put in the;great**r part of‘his time fish­ Bachman's. son are gnvsls uf Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee McDonald visited ing. hut itinteud is suffering from, a Barber. Gladys Bachman goes ' this week to his patents in Cedar Creek Sunday. ’ severe attack of apjiendicitiw. Mrs. E. Reynolds had ihe.ukisfortuner ’ Mrs. Fouads Easton of Woodland is stay for a while with her sister Mr-.. ( Mr and!Mrs. Ellis Faulkner lire en­ Burr Warner of Charlotte. From' there to luive 85 fin^Belgian iuires killed by making an extended visit at Geo. Hudtertai nug i jjxirty of friend* and rela­ h party of them go to Duck lake camp-1 n strange dog one day hist week. • tives at BBachwodd Cottage Wall lake ing. . . ‘ Carrie DeVjdlance who has “lieen ’the Mra. Felix ('ham lie. ria in from near ! Mis* Brown of Sagnutw, Mr. and There’will be a general cleaning of j Mra. Wn:. Toots, daughter K“tv and guesg of her aunt . Mrs. 'Byron Fisher Delton is sjiendiiig several days of this the.sdxool house and church Thursday. . non Maurice. Mrs., E. Matter and son for the lust two months returned to week nt this place with her non Wm. Tbe iuulii-s Aid and W. C. T. U. her home in. Brockwayville. Pa.. Mon­ Chamberlain and family. Fred of Grand Rapid*. . day. ’ Miss Marguerite Youngs of Kalama­ meet with Mrs. Eva Yeckley Friday -A. C. Hampton of oast of Deltun had Mrs. VanTas.«el is aufferng from a zoo is visiting her uncle P. Mosher the misfortune to break his arm - last severe attack of eczema about her neck nnd family. Tbe townships. 8. convention will Saturday while drawing wbeht. and'shcHildera. l»e held at the church Aug. :t, ami an ', Mra. ' Mary Lauluiugh and little . Mra. Nelli-' ViuiTyne has been enprogram is arranged »ui fur iuc the iBanaugru , tertauiing|reUtives from Middleville, j Mr. and Mra. W. Fisher entertained diuighter of Delton visited bm* parents excellent , , - . i> I Mr. and Mra. F. Godfrey of West over Sunday. day. beginning at and lasting all j | Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Clarance day. Come Ckime one. come all. Dinner will Miss Glaidij Cullins i* to lead the T. DELTON CHURCH NOTES. Loehr’s lawt ' Doolittle and son ClariLof Prairieville lx* served un Luther hxfchr's bnvn if I*. A. next Sunday evening. . pleasant; otherwise nL thefschool the'ischool hm hnuee. , Rev. Geo. Brown of Toledo. O.. -fill- «t dinner Saturday. Miss Matie Maxwell m Grartd Rap­ Mr*. James Honeysett ivlio |h»w Iwu ed the puljit nt Did ton and Cloverdale . Mrs. I. Stedge of Hastings was the ids is spending this week with uh! July IB. ah>o strike <hi the -street at in poor health fur.wine time B iiuprovguest uf laVdnughtrr Mra. Geo. Rimfriends here. • Delton to :i large company. These ad- ! ing. - Is, the retard si fir’ of Among, the nomber are CRESSEY. j Faulkner, the Druggist, has some j The wild west show at Kalamazoo valuable informrttioB for those who last week was well patronized ■ by intend to do painting. Tbe informs-! Cresaey. . tion ia worth something but it is free. | Koby an(i Glyfine Nottingham enter­ Please call aiuljwe him whenever you tainw] their cumjin Mattie Hickman *-f are ready for anything in the paint Richland last wqek. line. ■ ; , F. G. Williams of Galesburg was. in. k Mrs. Maggiie- N’icbbls uf Kalamazoo town Thursday. । spent Sunday with Iter mother Mrs. Elmer RqpiuidH bos purchased u new Gallispie. ■ Red River" special seperjitor with Sira.- C; Rishridger of Johnstown all the latest improvements which visited hep daughter Mrs. ,R- S_. Harter, makes him a first class -thresiiing out­ fit. ' a coupld ul' days .last Week. . DELTON, AV>N\\\\NX\v\X'\\V M/CHIOAN. \\V<< • ili W Ui U ' J \ ; CASTORIA The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per­ sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no ouo to deceive you in tills. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” arc but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tire health of Infants and Children—Experience against. Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­ goric, Drops anil Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures ConstqMitiou and Flatulency. • It assimilates the Food, reg triates tbe Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Pauju’ca—The Mother’s Friend. • GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. �HASTINGS BANNER JULY ST. 1905. 10 AL/ Hair is Harvey Rodebangh home from Charlotte. { CORRESPONDENCE. has returned Mr. and Mra John Barry are enter­ taining Mrs. B. M. Handy of Brock­ port, N.Y . and Mre. Etta Kenyon of i Waterport X. Y. • BOUGHT THE KAST1IKS MS TIANI An iuManoe ’ of wbut I ahould call reckless philanthropy bat come to my notice. The story is tuld bf a certain old and) very wealthy Lady who hu.fi Dever l-ieu known to give anything to auylxxlji but wLo<m* will mutt enrich many itr»ti tut tons--unlrwi the estate la awul'lowKl up by tbe lawyer* After apendM hair a lif<-ihne selecting first one and; then anutiuT charity for her I>n«t niocti-m Shuii-vo t-Jive sh«* recently bad qmtim« of eous/iuD^e. She board myrtcrl.iu* vou-.-k say.. Toed my hmlnt" i ' At rhe took n<»notice. They be- i | ' j I i i I ■ PARMELEE. CuutliMHd from r*re one. Lewis Potts and wife-of Grand RapMr. and Mra E. Parody are enter­ • ids the former whom ha* been employed He ws th” new ownthe c*impnny in the Keeler Brass factory, have pur­ taining their daughter Blanche uf ers have hired a solicitor and will chased forty acres of land of his father Grund Rapid-. crowd tbe btisness for all there is in it, Feed your,hair; nourish it; . mid will move there ii) the neur'future. YERTY'S CORNERS. and that there will 1» no reasou op {ire it something to live on. :Mr. aud Mrs. W. Eggleston of Grand the |«rt of tb»* citizens of HAstipg* to Ed. Schantz nnd wife uf Nashville. Then it will stop Falling, and Rapids spent Sunday with the latter's regret the purrha.*e uf the gas plant by parents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stimson. Hiram i’urkin* and family of Eart the Ehsuric Co. We biqx? so. But it i will grow long and heavy. Castleton." Oscar Yert/ and wife of .Little Oril Kepkey is spending the Lake Olrwi. Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only Sundayed * at -Hetiry all remains to be Mien. It is cert*iu ■ Fcribliig th” uxpetltewe. "I tw»k the summer vacation with her aunt Mrs that the Hastings Gas Co. art not h^ir-food you can buy. For money in toy h m<i and set out to give David Benewny. ' carrying out the' lettor ar spirit 'of: 60 years it hac been doing The L. 1. L. will meet Friday eve-' 'thefr-tnlk • wftb the Board-of Trade! n *ul*«--nptoiu t» —'* hotke. Ou the i Mra, W. H. VanAvery wa*. called way I b ld dnijbt*. No.' I sold. 'I bad niug of this week at the hnnipof J. IL just what we claim it will do. officers in making, this sale without better leave them n legacy.’ But again IJ Saturday to Middleville for her mother Barnum: a rejs>rt of State Convention It will not disappoint you. gixihg tbe citizens of Hartings « I hoard the vulw. ‘Fpvd my. lamb*.' ' ' wild i< quite ill. ’ .held in Detroit will be given at that chance to secure new owners for thb Well, my dear. 1 tremtaed with agita­ Y Mr. and Mra. John Miller ot Bowens time. gas plant wh<l.would compel* for light­ tion. I said, ‘I will.’ I felt I must do Mills visited LeRoy Sherk and wife Lottie Barnum ha* returned’ from ing It and I <Ud. I rushed straight to the vrttr-xt »i>» tn one day last week. . C«Undu Sprf&<t. Col< ' Wisconsin. ; But the deal is clotrd now. and re- ] office nnd I gave them 5 ■*h^ltags.■,— Frank Partnalee- will soon bid goodLondon TBtler. . .1. F. Black and -wife were called to grots over a situation that cannot be, hye to his Parmalev friends and start Lake. OdtSka the fore part of the week helped are not profitable. , . K SitSAPAHLLA. for South Dakota where he will work un account < f the Ute** of- E. Bretz. Hastings Markets. We sincerely hope the new owners in the bquntiful harvest fields of that Dr. Mr. Ixityfe «*ud family of Wood­ uf the gas plant will do as they say Hastings Markfets are corrected every c country. land were ilie gutat* «>f* Royal Myers they will -►ire the people as good ser­ Wednesday morning and can be relied ’ Mis* Winger uf near Dutton will upon as correct .at that date. * and wife Tuj-sdny lost. «— vice at cheaper' rate* than ns if the teach our school the coming year. Corrected Wednesday, JiilyiG HMfi. \Gv>. Yrrty in cuntcmplntiug going two plants were competitor*. There is FltODtyCK. Floyd Boo nun will make his home wm to work on the R.H, in the near no doubt of a lar».-5 saving in general with Ho<qs»r Fre*hney this fall and future.’ .. ex|>en*eM in having one company own IjshJ per lb. tt you h*\ e any thing useful Mra H-rL. rt Walroth and children b olirplant*. VEilETABLES PKUITH. KJV. that Tou want to sell, or if there But as n grnend proposition, wlicu a of Nashville an* H|.-ntling ten days at ASSYRIA. I* anything useful vuu want to the home.oif Frank Wellman. comjMny ha- a monopoly it is not apt buy. place an ad*L in the Vera Alma Park ui Battle Creek Sheriff l'nrui>» of your .city was on toJw so solicitous for the welfare of Bert. ihf weight BANNER'S WANT COLUMN. visitetl her gmmlfmrents Mr. nnd Mr*. our street* ’<»iu- day thia week. , tjie public tin when it had to compel^ Ia»u Park Sunday. (or their favor If thi* shall be the FOR SALEr-lIoUM/ ami twu acres of Mra Will Bullinger of Mt. Pleasant The I* A. S. and club of ten will shining exception we shall be glad As land.- auroral hard Harting*. Enquire visited her aunt Mr*. Row Hatop ' will he seen by the Tlumiapple Ga» Albert meet with Mra. f.larrison Moure^Thttra.Kud'-baugh tlje fore part uf the’week. Mutton, <lre—hi -sc to 7c • and Electric Ca's announcement else­ Hhwp -3c—4C. - FOR SALE- Threc|new uiilrh* cowa dny Aug 3. Warren English and family were nt where, they start out with prices for POI-LTUV. HIDES A.N» WoDL. People interestod • in; gtssl stock will Will E'ox is working at Battle Creek. Sunfield j1 Monday calling on their find at my farm a th»rottgh-bred Dur­ Wm. Sylveater ot Battle Creek wa* grandfather who is very ill with dropsy gas In-low what the Hastings Gas Co. ham bull service. Prices right. asked by an average of 6 j**r cent the guest of hit* mother Mrs. J. F. W.I~ Pennock. Route «. Hastings. nnd heart trouble. ■ z Tint is a good Mart and Manager Calf skin* -Hr Wright Sunday. Henry Dreby ,pf York state visited , Kopf is certainly ■ not joking’ when he WANTED—1 want to rent a medium .Quarterly meeting st M. church bis wife at the home uf her mother say* it is to the new Co’s . interest to r.KAJN. size houw with hath room. Family Wh.tU next Saturday and Sunday, small. George Mentennick. ’ during the |w»t week. deal fairly with tbepeople of Hastings. James and Ernest Blanch • of South •1 ani,jgej«n?d to make rug* for al! Be also recognizes that gas j« cheaper BUDD CORNERS tuindj who desire.^them. Anyone interested Battle ,<?reek visited their brother than electricity for lighting, the B*xn»Wood- «tft. S1.7S, Iniked. F-ue. turd K. should uddn-**. A. SL Bunnell. iTaa- Frank Sunday. Jonathan Elsie of Battle CVeek nnd claims for the latter being it* greater HAY ASP HTKAW. ting*. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bartram << Bat- friend* from St. Unhy visited H. d‘-ann<-ss and con ven emv. Because a No. I Ttnuthy-SCAO No. i Thnotbo — FDR SALE—Ten room bonne oh tie Creek, visited at, Fred Dingman’• Budd and family on Monday. (’lover Huy ri (•' • ; inunupiiy of a .cumjtany may have Michigan Ave. City water, cistern. Sunday.? ' Rev. aniMjfr*. Ale of Gaylord publlc’servif ' that f> et ihu* not jnrtifnntiM’r. Five hlocka from State St. visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E. hh-n and fy any arbitrary Aik* vacant lot*» Enquire < K Bi*_ in*- by its officer* other relatives and friends of this Moreover the citireni* <rf Hurting* NASHVILLE. GIVE ME A CALL. ■ would lieve? kubinit. or We hope they AN PXCEI'TIONAL opportunity to ■Frank] ik-nnur, wife and daughter place. become a*MX-i.ited with a manufactur­ W„ H. Frey who bus improyed .hi* never will to]any duminreritig “public Dorn of (WsAxlbnry were gtv*L* of Mr% rat my store on south -lefftM ing euBiiwny in an official capacity in machine with.a new ,-mlf feeder Will lie--- " coutw- by any such corpora­ this county. Line is uf the highest sou street, -when -you want b egin threshing this week.. tion. Another l■oiler and n new dyna­ character and greatest necessity. Posi­ Mrs. Frank Warner of Sumy Point anything In the line uf tion should Vf.- worth per month. Pearl Coleman litrumpanied by'her mo at the Water Works station would u- a gn»*« of Mr*. C. C. Price witB'cjiAnce for early advancement: aunt Mrs. J E. Moon of Battle Creek put life finishing touches' to any upCigars and Candies. |$00 deposit toquired fur sample equips Wednrwhty. prvssive monopoly in Hartings are visiting M. H. Coleman and wife ment. American Vacuum Can & MaTbe funend of Vernard Lovelesa who Ladies desiring anything ‘While we regret the sale, we feel that cMne Co. HW L» Salle St.. Chicagu. : wm* drowned last Sunday wa* held at of Detroit. In the line of Dress Making We now have twoWt* of telephone it will I* wise to await develojwments. WANTED—Mra. Reeve*. 212 Clinton the home Wednesday at 2 o’clock and should see Mrs. Hunt. rtrevt Hartings, has one or two rooms . ll)e sermon preached by Rev. IL I. poled on our street: (the Bell have their If the new proprietorship means what Mr. Kojrf confidently claims, it will to ronL or Would take twu lady board­ Voelker. The remains were interred poles set as far as Turner's cottage. ers. or man aiul wife as tmardera. B. E. HUNT, not harm our city. If jt does not take Fine lake. in hakeview cemetery. ' a fair and just course, there prill 1»e a C Block. Matting, Mich. FOR SALE- Black mare, six years Otto Frey Robert Millen mid family have godv . and sun of Kalamazoo are way to meet the situation, and the old. weighing about 120U pounds, for farm or road. C- H. Palmatier, R. F. to Kiuioo. foCtht Unetit ot Mr, Mill- ' i.ltinx W. H. Krey and t»mlly. citizens of Hasting* will rise tu the D. '"No. K. Delton Mich. Residence en's health. .Mr. M. has a brother at F. J. Toqzb and little son Fred of demands uf such an occasion. We hope ■ one half mile north of Banfield. thaC plac»‘ und if benefited will remnin Munroe are visiting their many friends the new proprietors ’will give such a FOR SALE-A row. and •«iw and in that stated ‘ nnd aged mother of this place. good quality of product, fair service pigs, for sale. C. A. Gaskill. (Carrier Lee Tuckerman nnd Jane Wood were Charles Murgley of Bristol, bid., is ami ju*t treatment that our city will R. R. No. 4. married July >• at Syracuse, N. Y. visiting his parent* and old ntnghbn. have no reason to regret the change WANTED—Boarders at 1W W. Mill Mr. T. ha*’return* d and his wife will St. . HASTINGS WON IN A come later. •FOR.SALE—Fourth house north of Mrs. Frank McDerby is entertaining . GARRISON FINISH Carlton Center store. Good reasons for Milling. Dr. H. B: Gammon. Hartings her sister Mrs. A. D. Hayner and Fred R«»bb of Detroit is visiting Will R. F. t>. &. daughter Bessie of Chicago. 111. , FinleyC ' j’ __ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zu.schnitt aud Middleville Bowlers Were 38 Points LOST—Between West Creek and ________ cf Charlotte wa* in <1#-' Judge Maynard my residence, one day last week, a daughter Cecil and Mr. and Mr- MarAhead at the End of the Second blue serge vest with pair of spectacles autette of Detroit went to Crooked lake flie city Tuesday. Game. in poqket. Finder please return, to to camp a couple of weeks. L J. Goodyear made « Ininine.s* trip; Chester Messer. About 2<> fowling enthusiasts went U» Chicago Tuesday. Mia* Hazel DeRiar is a guest of her ’ WANTED—A reliable, young man to Middleville Tuesday night to see the grandparents nt Bowling Green Ohio. for delivery man—Hams A: Rub.*. Will Finley spent Sat unlay and Sun­ ’ : return game with Middleville played. 7 ! and they all felt well repaid by seeing day in Grand Rapids. ____ J) I the home team win out in a "hair Mra. Geo. Heath visited Grand Rap- . Jk* / I raising” finish. id* friends^Tueaday. • ’ *1/ ' | In the first game Huntings bowled’uT. I Middleville 749. In tbe second game : _ Mias Helen A. Fritz went to Adrian . | «B. Middleville CT. . TbuneUy to vi.it mi »uni. giving Middleville a lead of 88 point*. Mr*. Minnie Kies, of Olivet, is visit I Extra Long WANTS -------- FROM THE-------- I Riverside Cemetery Co.. Hastings Mich. AH persons that had (occasion to bury any of their relatives or friends recognize the fact that to put the coffin into the grave in a wooden box is very undesirable Our experience is that In a u few years the box and coffin is rotted and the grave is sinking in, generally when the frost comes out of the ground. Some tried to line the grave'wlth brick and arch It over, but the trouble is that it takes a long while to do the work as the arch has to get set' before it can be covered. On several occassion the grave had to i be left open with the body in It over night. । This Company have found by experience that a grave vault made of stone, 2 inches thick, is the best receptable for a dead body in a coffin. By the use of a little cement they can be made water tight and as there is no breaking or decaying they last for* number have been used in our cemetery to the best of satisfaction. Whenever we needed one It was hard to get it in time for the funeral, so the Company concluded to buy a car load and keep them on hand for sale to anybody that wants to use them in our cemetery or any other, in or outside this city. We have them iu all sizes to fit any casket at the uniform price of $25.00. They are stored at our cemetery grounds in charge of our Sexton, or John Hessmer in the city. ' , Riverside Cemetery Co., John Bessmer, Clerk. ................... I \ 1 / k i l | | I ’ . which was maintained up to the middle | ing at Jason McElwain 's. of the last game. Then the boys took .. . . . . .. , . „ „, . ___ . . . Mrs. Louis Goodvear visited Grand a brace, and by a succession of strikes .. , . . . .....i „ .t. i * , , Rapids fneuds 7yesterdav; and sjiarex in tpe lost fonr frames brought their score up to 776 for the Miss Grace Bowes left Friday fur an I , , ~ WWSMASFJSI # goods and Making prices, said. "Well. If/ you do sell goods cheaper than 1 can bi-z elsewhere, 1 shall come again."; I Ax buy ^’hatwas That -------------several ------------weeks ago, — ________ and she is ! 9tlU cona,n« <9 ^ving to trade. --- ---- -------- lib ib similar habit. The willow foliage I ' twists into a position that is almost ,-------------------------------- — UMVW W 0.1 If/ A cordial invitation is extended to all vertical, aud the loaves of the vine aro to come to tbe store, at Irving, between J V raised slightly at their edges and de­ the hour* of fi a. m. and 9 p. m. and do pressed toward the center. tour trading. This Is open to every All such sleeping foliage is alngularly rigid and retains the position which It has assumed. This persistence Is due to the presence of water In the timucs of the leave*. At dawn of day the Gcaeral Store, _ plants awoken, and their leave* re­ sume their ordinary attitude. Irving, -:- Michigan. If/ . -7 Ab w. W. Watson, and i then.' EVERY AIIMAL ABSOLUTELY GUARABTEED A BREEOtr Ana every animal said to be in calf will be guaranteed to Mv cattle are ail breeder* and I place upon thi* sale offering' .tied;guarantee tn every way. Catalogues are t.ow ready ami • on Application. . ' j, J‘, A, CHRYSTALMarshail, Mich, COMING J. J. KELLY’S ONE RING CIRCUS will exhibit hen TUESDAY, AUG. 1, ’05 Prof. Conkey’s Troupe of Performing Horses and Dogs. Kelly and Silverlake, Aerilists. ' Lemoyne the Great, on F/ying Trapeze/ . • Sumter and Sawtelle, the Funny Clowns. The Wonderful Siegrist, Globe Rolling. Everything New and Up-to-date. Show of its Kind Here this Season. The only PARADE DAILY AT 1.30 P. M ADMISSION TOand 20 cents A cash discount of 25 CfidtS per thousand feet allowed for lighting only, making a net price A cash discount of 25 CfilltS per thousand feet and light, or fuel only, making a net price of stead of $1.35 as at present. 5" ' Champ N-utu.. We take pleasure in stating to the public that when 100 consumers of gas are connected, the price will F>e reduced as follows: 15 siT “““ =: kn,?w Pay 1; Uc - for — Butter »«>• j kH81’ at I7in8' t0 d<J. and ‘ - “**" ''ricM th* HIGH CLASS IMPORTED SCOTCH lid CANADIAN BRED CATRt. Fifteen cows with calve* at foot by imp. Lov*t Beanfor*’ Victor, two as good bulls a» ever bred .in prize winter* on thi* other side. Cbws and heifers safe in calf to the**- great bulls Scotch heifers with a whois life of usefulntss before lb ib ib I (townward to touch them and completes। I tbe picture of repoae. . I Some of the bean family assume as . perfect jKwiures of rest Tbe wistaria ' hangs the end and central leaflet of •each cluster directly downward, point­ tag to tbe earth, while the ride leaflet* 'drop In double rows, back to back. The i tava or tl» ^rlet runner Un . ““ 61 HEAD-57 COWS AND HEIFERS. Md 4 BULLS-61 HEAD Announcement! Price Reduced! ib , .. Wednesday, August 9th ’05 liam offering some of the. very best Scoth cattle in mv her • J. <n, faltl aud a -study of the pedigrees.in the catalogue will beat ». x'. lover of good Shorthorns can afford to mlM this sale. ( 0 ib STORE NEWS! Ab? Hpv At Glenfoyle, Marshall, Mich., COMPANY j lost game while Middleville made but extended visit in Battle Creek. / 672. This gave Hastings 2116 points all . 8 told, and Middleville 2100. A i Wildern, of Middleville, made the highest individual score, *521, Wooton, of Hartings, being second with 489. U i'Crothera, of Hastings, huule the highj eat score in any one game, scoring. 209 ... 1U _ , ( I1 nointa in tho third are Wlbs of Granulated ’T. •. . g .• I s,,«*r for «>• can UP­ . J he boys «iieak very highly of the | i; 2",mlr“T ‘T"“’d tbM” ... '' O»r l“ IrrJng n.erch.nt mereuan, aeu« «ns UUt hu, aud a„d Ij o|. iI kA/ . Miaulevillc, Middleville, and another game will fresh mftrt* meats of the finmt fine*t qtmiij-. quality. i» Bob 10c a lb, Ib, 3 lbs- for 25c; 25c: Bacon 14c He '; : probably be played. ’1 ogna Ilk; ——------------ -— a lb: best .Barrel Pork lOca Ib; Dried 1 Th. Sleep .r Plant.. |k*f SSc a Ib. He roll* tbe beet Ijird W The leaves of tbe'comioon clover give tr 111 a • . « k a good example qf what Linnaeus call- SHORTHORN CATTLE GAS AND ELEC1 RIG ll/ ib Communication . THORNAPPLE Mf U/ lb ib PERSONAL MENTION. SALE OF will lx of $1.75. for fuel $1.25, in­ All 'consumers paying the old rate will receive a Te­ bate for all gas paid for in excess of above rate as soon as ioo consumers are connected. It is our intention to server the public interest in the belief that our own interestswill thus be best subserved. Our office, at present, is located in the Jones Building, on Jefferson St., where bills for both Gas and Elec­ tricity may be paid; and where we keep a. full line of Gas Stoves, Gas and Elactric Fixtures. Respectfully, THORNAPPLE GAS & ELECTRIC CO. Hastings, July 25th, 1905 V til Oi ill Ill III ill ill ill ll/ ll/ III III ll/ ill Il/ ill III ill III III ll/ ill 11/ dz W il/ di il/ di & � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-08-03.pdf 821b11f191985a23cf1a14f5aed76ef7 PDF Text Text Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? FIFTIETH YEAR. SO THE EDITORS OF MICHIGAN DID IT BECAUSE IT PLEASED THROUGH THE HASTINGS CUT DOWN THOSE CANADA THISTLES Arrest and Fine Are the Penalties For Neglecting to do GOOD ROADS EARLE IN TOWN CARLTON ASSURED OF $500 STATE AID For a Mile of Road Leading Toward Thia is the time of year {when Can- ; ada thiktle© should be cut,, if it Is not 1 already too late. The arrest of two.] prominent Hastings township fanners i charged with not cutting their Cann-1 BRAS D'OR LAKE da thistlei brings this subject to at- ' A. H. DERBY UNDOUBT­ EDLY INSANE. Marsha! of Lake Odessa Telephoned Under Sheriff Ritchie that Derby That Township. Volunteer Work- for I LOOKS AS THOUGH REV. W. D. Th Ia Road. CLARKE, OF FREEPORT, WAS THE LAST SESSION OF THE The enterprising'farmors of Hastings j LEGISLATURE. A FORGER. township aiid Carlton.. who are inter- j e»t«l in having a gfiod road built over ' the sandy stretch between Andrus : . BETTER ROADS corner and the town line, .also saw SECURED $300 ON CHECK MONDAY WILL RESULT Commisiaoer Earle while he was here. ; and secured his promise of statu aid fur a mile, of road which they contem­ All Roads Must Comply With State plate building. For this hiile the city At Freeport Bank, Check Is'Found is to pay the shovellers and the farm- , Specifications Before Any State To Be Spurious, He Has D laere are to uontrihntr the time and lab- ; Reward Will Be Paid. appeared. or of themselves and teams. HE GOT UP THE LAW PASSED AT This. HAS PREACHER GONE WRONG? Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? TEN PAGES. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. 1905. No. 14. INVITED OFTEN TO “GO TO HALIFAX THEM. THE BANNER Drew Knife on Him. We mentioned hurt wpek the peculiar performances bf A. HJ Derby, who hired-a rig at Maynard’s livery Tiani, and whose arrest Maynard procured. He hails from Syracuse. N. Y. "He tried after that to get another rig at Maynard'* but was refused. Monday Under-Sheriff Ritchie was called to the phone by the village marshal of Lake Odessa, who said he had Derby under arrest for drawing’s knife on him, and threatening to kill him. He declared Rev. W. *D. Clarke, who hd* Iwen | the man was undoubtedly. insane, and asked the sheriff to come and get' him. the Congregational pasjor at Ffeepoft, is wanted by Sheriff *Furniss. Charged He was brought to this. city, aod will undoubtedly lie committed to the asy­ with forging a $:<00 check on a Dayton, O .. l»unk, which he negotiated at the lum. Free]xirt bank Monday last. . LIGHTNING’S QUEER PRANKS. We do not. know just where Rev. Clarke came from before Joesting at ■ Friday night, lightning struck the Freeport, bnt he war h bright man in- ■ house of Nelson McDowell, in Hasting^ teirectually, though something must) township, doming into the room where have been lacking in his moral balance, i Mr."arid Mrs. M. were sleeping, chivHe st<etned to find it very difficult to iogjdown the rafter anil out through make his expenses come within his in- i the roof. and in striking the ground come. And when he gut a little behind, killed an okl hen and the family cat. DISMISSES PEEA IN ABATEMENT IN SALOON CASE JUDGE SMITHS DECISION HANDED DOWN, MONDAY. WILL GO TO THE SUPREME COURT tention again. The law very- plainly makes it Ithe duty of any owner of Looks As If It Would Be a Long Time One of the most Delightful Rides to land whereon Canada thistles are be Found on tlii.y Continent or ,growing ti» cut them before it is time Before Law Points Will Be De­ for them ,tu go to seed. The }ienalany Other. cided. ties are liery plainly stated* in the Ex-Senator Earle, of Detroit, better 1 Commissioner Earle »* 'an enthusiast i The ride to Sydney. Cape Breton. ; law. and its enforcement would be a It will lie remeniliered that City At-. . on the subject of good roads. He hit* . , would Im* hhnT to beat, as far as beau- ;good thing for Barry county for the known as t’Goqd" Roads* ’ Eiirie. State .torney Kenaston Mime ti me ago asked ’ 1 Lifid st’fju-rj.- gw**, no matter whether ।Canada thistle is almut the worst pest Highway Commissioner; wa* iu the given the matter years of study and a^mandamus of Judge Smith to compel . one goes by rail or l>oat. Trne. it hasn’t that ■ Justice Riker to issue a warrant tor ean be imagined when its'growth ii <-ity Saturday, looking over the road in thought, and is practical andlevel-hcadod a* well it* enthusiastic. The state is Frank Herrick, a ijajuonixt of this city,. j Rutland that it is ptpjwmm I to build thl* rugged.. bold scenery of the Rocky is unchecked. fur violating the city ordinance taxing | under slate supervision, or *t least to . fortunate so have such a man. He in­ mountains, nor their will, rashing spires oibars with his own deep inter ­ streams, yei there is a combination of comply with' the state law. and rcthe tolling of liquor. . ' notice to taxpayers. est in the subject of good' roads. He cvive the rewanL This case wa* nut argued on • ite. j most everything.^but so toned down in ’ City taxes are due and pnynblc from This state is way *l>ehiiid the light ’; declares that where a road is already charamer, - it bat the ride is not only i merit*. Instead the attorneys for the July 1 to-August 1<» 1WW. Collections must delightful, but nothing and rest- ' house" when it comes to building graded, th© cost of gravelling it so'ns saloon* put in a plea in abatement, in . will l»e received by DeWitt Brimson as ■ ful as well.' There’s the'-forest capped good roadi*. anil the people are jnst to' get'the sVite help of $MK> a mile.wbi.dfa they set uj», the fuel that the deputy at \v. A. Hull’s store on Jefler«» to fl, 20() accord­ mountain i Uin'g gradually !uu*k- from ' commencing to arouse themsj’lve* to jts will range from same iierson was under arreat for the . son street mi each Wednesday and importance. A small Mart in thy right ing to the location qf the gravel pit. . the water'sx-dge: there’s the jxia»x*ful , same offence Jiefure another justice in Thursday during ulxjve time. direction was made by the last legis­ This is usstming* that all work is paid valley that has been taken up and im this city,, and that therefore a manda­ 1). K. Titxnau. proved by the fanner, and the land , lature when the sum of $80,-<MX)*wa* ap- for ar the average price per day for it appears tu have been his custom to mus wa* unnece«*arx< City Trwisuror. propriatedifor good roads, and will b»?1 man and Unm. Si-Plunkard had the town Monday. * seem*- very fertile; there’s the stream, Ljrrow from his local friends and to j«ay Argument* oil this plea in abatement ' Si is no stranger in Hastings. available tfiis year, and t**• next but everyihia^ uf a turbulent nature were made, and,Judge Smith reserved largely in promises. He kept an ac­ year, nil of' which i* to be ex|M*nded in seems to lx*, taken from it. and it sings count at the Fnjeport bank. This ac- ' his division. ’ Monday. County Clerk • the form of n»wa,i?l* to those townships its song as it ripples calmly to the sea. count had bad a chronic habit of get­ barnum received from Judge Smith, 4hat comply with the law. The stun This country- is tar enough to the; north who in ut Bay View, his decision with ting overdrawn. .the preacher giving' 'of $25u per mile will lie given for u ' so that the air is very cool and ! braecheeks when he had.no money in the n tcrenci tu this plea in abatement, certain kiml of, road: $3tM) fora mile ing.» such year enough the Atlantic so Imnk ro pay witli. After this had hapwhich !;< i>v rruh** and dismisses. . of another kind: $750 for a mile of iwmsl a few times. Cashier Hale K«-nr ’ But •hin t you .ever think, dear i that the ati&dsphere seems laden witli yun called the elder on the carpet and , ozone and lif<‘-giving prupe’-tiesk The MEETING THURSDAY Ol- THOSE another kind, and $1,000 for a mile of reader, that this’will. let the myrtie ' OF MICHIGAN WERE SOME IM give him a •’calling" an the disrepu- INTERESTING LETTERS. FROM maze* of the law untangle so that we ’ Inter Cohinial railroad is destined another kind. The spt-cifications for WHO ATTENDED SCHOOL PORTANT LEGISLATIVE tablenew uf giving«chei-ks when there the.-** various classes of roads will Is* MRS. CARRIE Yj/rZ Mimt-tiine in die not distant future, to can have jrTleciHion <»n the law points waa no money to m».s*t them witli. I found in thF state law. a j-ortion of lie in great demand by summer tourists THERE IM7 to 1834. involved. .On the contrary, there will MEASURES ENACTED. WALKER. lie several things' that ' wjM interfere. I| This bad the d&tired effect. Thereafter in M-arch ot‘ ideal jyjmhs to spendia few which will !*• found later on in this I’hirki* wax careful not to overdraw. weeks, or a few months vacation—fur • article. In addition to the' money apFirst. Attorney Robert Dawson say* , this cvnntrf has everything denlanded AN ORGANIZATION IS MADE ; preprinted by the suf*.the State High- TRf DAIRY AND FOOD BILL But his local creditors got tu pressing he will ap]n*al to the .supreme court. . him. and probably seeing 'lyonble; HER PERSONAL EXPERIENCES asking that body tu set aside Judge way Commissioner will receive several by the inbst exacting tourist. The aheiui. Clarke .as it now seems ’ look .fishing, hunting, and’opportunities for tbotmuid dollars from the owner* y£ Smith's decision dnsinixsin.^ the plea 1 Milting eamiiX Im* surpiwstd anywhere, List of Officers Chosen. Something automobiles. Each automobile owner What it Wa* Intended to Do. and desperate chances-tu secure the $3W in jiliatemenL The overworked With the People There and Many Munday, and has 'skipped out. It apha* to pay a liwnse of $i<X> per year,’' water, both fresh and salt, having tieeu , supreme court .adjourned some time ■ About The Old.School And Those Some Good Result* of It'* Early peans lie was in the habit of getting Facts About That Countydistributed very liberally, and so lock­ and of this amount about $!.?•’» is agv until the hist uf September. It ' t—Who Attended. Operation. checks anil draft-* from outside, though ed an by the liuid that all danger is ’ tnrneil over to the State Highway Com will take some time to get their ruling. Are Given. The Hist meeting of the survivors of iniss'iuner. Chauffer*,- or tho*c who usually in -mall amounts, and bav• • l4$nsing. July 24. avoided. Judge Smith will naturally'not care u» April TF. Pitxanuloke. Siam. decide the injunction proceedings until Under the qporatioin of the. act o f ing them cashed at the Freeport liauk. We crossed the Strait uf (•’unscau. .' those v ho attended school. Sunday make it a buxine** u^tunning antumoHow would you like a breeze from . the supreme court settle* whether they ■ which took us into Cape Breton, our school and chnreh'at the Mott school hitau cither f°r thetnsrlvcs .or others, I the recent session the duties of the ’ Monday he presented to the bank a entire traib, luggage and all being house in Gedar Creek cemetery from are compelfed to pay'a licemw of $1.0U, ; dairy and fix*! department have lieen check fur #WM», purporting to be made our cum|M>und juat now? Only W.1? guess he va^wrung iu iieei hug to dh»r ’ in ; «« —*■’s , Mn(| of this^amonnt 75 cent* i* turned ; largely extendeil in their scope, midca-- • by Hetta Hilton, uf^Dayton. O. Hav­ degrees in house! Ah it is nearly 4 p. uu*s the jdea in aliateinwr.4, Mutt 3■- * is ■ shunted onio the strong ferry lx»at. . the year 1847 to 1854. met ,„lrt him. >ve,. east of the cemetery Thurerlay after which we restimisl our jiinmey grovi ” over to the'State Highway Commis­ pecially in their importance to the ing secured the $»ki he vanished. At m;w. bop. for a tall to terapwamw ,b, » another 3. u hours. roll n .. around. ..„.i It i, can hear arJtnixieil^ on injnftc- 1 ;y327, 1WK.’and organized for an an* sioner. There is nu qneetion hut what business and commercial interests of least nothing has been heard from him tefore to the Graihl Narrmfs. where we took Jtily32*. nual gathering by electing the follow ­ aftrenoon’s ride he state will make larger appropiations the state. It will lie remembered that since. Tho $800 check was sent in.the ■ tion proceeding*. Then whichever way through Bros d’Or (pronounced Brah ing officers: Luther Brown. Pres.’; for good roads With each succeeding the bill wa* understood at. the time to usual course for collection. On Thurs- have n g<H>d min. But in h few weeks he may decide, the question will go to , Eli Rubiii.sun. Vice Pre*.,: Abram Bun­ meeting ot the legislatnre, and we are Imve Inen inspired and perhaps shaped ‘ day Cashier Kenyon telegraphed to the rain will be our chief annoyance, be­ ' the supreme court fur final deci/ian. ' lH»or) lake.' . Before taiing the neamer. ---------- ... -------- nell. Sijc. . Matthew Baird, Treas. ; informed that .the. feeling of the legis­ la- Governor Warner, and that .his in­ Dayton liauk. and found that no such cause the excessive. dampness auum and it may be possible to secuie further however. we took something tltie—and that was Comm. •« arrangement*. Capt. Bun­ lature was vrey friendly toward aiding terest in it win infinencinl in securing (tenon as Hexta Hilton had any account things to mould so badly. Our mid­ delay*. In any event, it seems fair, to ■ . nell. of |Bedf<ml. Elx*n Penpock and the Good Rocui* cause, but that tin: up- it* enactment into law. I’Ko features there, anil now is satisfiuJ that HettA day rest is indtopoiuiHe during the ■ presume, that the Hower* of spring may- . dinner. And Mich a I nice dinner. taste of that fresh ceil fish still !|ngere Reuben Laralie*-. of Hastings. It was propriation this year was- kept down. of the proposed apt which oocasioned Hilton exist**.only in the imagination intense Inuit and when the nap is over bloom before thiaoit’y know* whether , of the delightful •’.xwedingly pleasant gathering Of Ix-causy it 'wi$s a n«-w venture, and must discussion, mid which were es­ of a man who has the name but one feels lige working' again. We hate it ha* a valid ordinance or not. I in memory -as one u: .* . . ■ ..1.1 jieuplk X 1 . 1.1 ' .'. I44«... , .1 i . old Mrs. Addison Spaulding, Great is the law—in the hand* ttf-i. evi'uts of thj* trip ai <1 were it nut that there-wa* an effurt made to kei-p down pecially imristed iiponi 1* the guveriiut it would s'sun not the graces of a mini­ been-able to work some each day at the Tov house.and may bu settled in a the lawyers. . lots of uther fresh cod awaitcil ok of Milo, who taught, the first school in appropriation* generally. There 1* a a* tMc vital, part uf lhe measure, were ster of the.gospel. . It ih a sad thing that one occupying week or more. At first we began with cuuii, likewise, w .the provision* plothing the dairy m*i We are sorry on every account that that was juit as nice ’perhaps more of the district was present, al** many of sMUBg strong effort, to have the. her pupis - - . who. are now old and gray. - ,4 United States government appropriate food c«4nmi*efloner with the duty «<f such an exalted statitin as thi* man. “ ra»h but the heat soon hade ns gn the mar ter cannot be brought lietore this letter might be should do as he. has done. Minister* U5Or'’ slowly. There is no absolute the courts for decisive action and at the Gnuul Sorrows lhere in fine: fish; There ware some present who had seen ^vorBi nijnitnis each year for building iaipectton and licensing of dairies. ing. -u<h 4 hirge triuL <ilmon. nxl- ’™’r fourscore yearn, them are only human, however, and likely neecmity compelling ns to move prithin ; once. * It seems as though that would gotxi roads, the among amount* towere be divided’ Cteamerie*. cime** factories, milk dv­ fish, mackerel..im’d ilenty ieuty of uf other*. other*, Eben Ehe“ Pennock Per]nuck and his wife, of Has- : among the state* according to tho pup- pbts, and the like, and empowering to err a- : others, and |mwibly too three or four weeks, its tjie Cooper i be the desire of even the saloonhits. . crossing the big I tings, who have come down to old age • ulation. Ju'st as our train wa. crowing him to appoint regular and special in- much in the way of example is ex- I family just arrived in Bangkok a few ■But their lawyrea don't propose to have , ’ But somehow it days ago from their vacation trip to it that way evidently. * • bridge falxiut a thinluf a mile ktogjat mtwl gratefully. Ung may they live Senator Earle is a “crank" on the spectora, and to enter upon . premises, jieetvd' ■ of' them. rotittuiKsl on,pnrr.teii. 'Coutlsned on page Ore. seems so much worst*, for a min of ' Continued on pax* tw the Grand farrows, a fisherman was question, mid it fakes cranks to effect THE OLD MOTT SCHOOL HOUSE FOR THE FARMS AND THE FARMERS WORD FROM FAR AWAY SIAM rexvrma. —----------------T----«’ch » ~ in the water reforms. o« He has been agitating — the ’ busy playing a big t out < PELL FROM HIS BUGGY. man^’w.^Tr7ih^H I ATTEMPTED SUICIDE below us. LOOK ON THE CHEERFUL SIDE Good Rornb. qneation for ten year* and LIGHTNING DID MUCH DAMAGE ±’"h Dr. Lathrop Jiaks driving down the to him is due the credit fertile present »n'l having so many ways for their j FRIDAY NIGHT . At the Gnuul Narrows we first;camc r hill wert of the Kurtz -. farm. on the Good Roads - sentiment in this state. slender salaries, ministers are rarely. across fresh lobsters. I whjch are caught Very known to repudiate their just obliga----------, Rutland-Irving town line, 1 Sunday We Barry county has been very slow on the In Severe Electrical Storm in large numliers there. Lobsters are There Always Is That Side. tions. or to do criminal acts, as it an, xlvah Dunn, Living in Southwest | n?ght* when the buggy plunged down repulsive looking creatures. Imagine question of road improvement, but the Should Cultivate the Cheerful Early Saturday Morning. Many pears this man has done. " | into a deep gully waslwd out by .the a great big black crab a foot long, and tnrinars are waking up to ite imporClarke was a comparatively young , Rutland, Rutland, Took Took a a Large Large Dose Dose of of recent heavy rains, filling the doctor Habit. * Barns Strtick. then think of eating]iL After they are , ' tance? Senator Earle has jnst returned j Morphine With that Intent. i out onto the .ground. Luckily he Don't be afraid of a little fun at from Shelby, Oceana county, where -The ,o severe electrical storm during ; ,nan- K00*1 looking. - .’.andquite.intellect; . boiled in h<« water f >eyturn red. My . _ > .. j morning t.-. * »» . • struck onto a sandy place and so was ‘ ' ’ the the early hour* of Saturday did : n« 1 He had been at Freeport for some good people. Don’t shut up the 1 the sand is very similar to that in Alvah Dnnn. who live* about six only former experiei ee in eating lob- home, .... exception of his miles aontheast of this city in Hutland, not serioulsy hurt, ant^he succeeded in ster (which was cam cd) brought back house lest the sun should fade the car- j .sandiest parts of yankee Kprings. and I considerable damage. ----- an(j yOur j,eart |wt n faugh should j (tontihued on pa«« six. j attempted to commit suicide Friday calming down his'team so no damage i The electric current hit the barn of such heaving. &ighi^>g emotions Continued on pasrslr shake down some of the musty cobwebs ! James Sutton jnst north of the city, i night alxmt 11 o’clock by taking mor­ continued ot( pare three ■ there. It has been said of parents: "If . and seemed to travel all over it ripping ■ ' phine. -He had been in town during after such place*, as failure to do w GASOLINE GOT AFIRE A BRUTAL ATTACK. I you want to ruin your boys let them : off lioards but fortunately net setting i the day and had been drinking some, may lead to the serious injury of per­ HIGH PRICED MUSIC. J it afire. ■ • L—J, i think that all mirth and social enjoy- | i bnt not to excess. and when he got sons and heavy damage suits tn town­ 1 inent must be left on the threshold : ■The har:> <<u James Troxel's plan* On W. A. Hams launch on Gun Lake home his wife spoke to him about it ships. Elton 041 Barton, Delton Barber, Ii L.IIUU luilf the *!•*; oviivw w, , - . .“ Hastings ”—*J“—"township, — north “*v and east‘ of ~ ‘ 4 ’’ 1 - -’ bnt *— '* Listening to Si Plunkard’s Band Cost when they come home, When once’ . in Occupants Escaped Unbut they had no ‘trouble over it. ” He home is regarded as only a place to eat, J • Mercilessly Pounded. the city on the town, line was also tried his life by taking SOUTH SIDE WINS tried first first to to take i a Local Meat .Market drink and-sleep, the work ia tiegun thpt • Elton Barton, the Delton barlier. was Lstruck and set on tire. . hut prompt harmed. Paris green, but .was prevented. About FROM THE NORTH $15.<l»0. . ends in gam Id ing house* and degrada- : given a terrible {beating Friday • night j work pnt ont the lire. ’ i Tuesday Richmond Hanis and Miss j seven o’clock he got away and hitched While Si Flunkanj’s band wait dis­ tion. Young people must have fun and ' hy two inen. one of whom we under--, The barn on the farm - uf James i Fannie VimArmun went ont in W. A. ' Qp his burse and'it is supposed that he counting sweet inusiu ou th’e liank cor- relaxation somewhere. If they don’t stand is known io him. Bragland, four miles north and east of Hams new launch on Gnu lake when drove to Middleville, when- he bought I ,n Bowling Match Monday Night • n«r!-.n«ak ihlere. .mtered Clitord’. get it at pne place they will another. Friday night about - ------ ----eleven o’clock. * town, wm-struck and burned to the , the gasoline tank sprang -■ leak and u bottle of morphine. -He then drove by a Score of 2832 meat market and went through the ?-. — j - ^on>l- — finii it ut their own | two fellows were laying lor him. grouml.together withother outbuild-, the vapor began to Maae. Richmond back home getting there about eleven - - - ' ’' j. and .:n (lu in cash. All All J ... .... ... . money till.taking $15.00 To 25«2. hearthstones it will be sought in ether, j as he left his shop both jumped onto ings. makijig . a ..total loss."Heed Klim Fanuie to jump into the lake o’clock and went to the house where be hands were in front of the market fierhaps less profitable, places. There- , him. He ■uteeeded in cleaning out both •!£_._ Secretary the Barry —J Rogers uf ™ ------ v & and set the example . hinutcU. But Mis.- ( unwrapped the morphine and poured A team of six liowlere picked from watching the Rube band, but । hail fore let the tire burn brightly at home. | of them, and then went in and. turned Eaton reports that word has lieen sent i VanArmun pluckily stuck to the boat, out nearly a teaspoon _____________ . full and swallow- those working un thesouth side of locked- ' the Imck screen door. This ', ever delightful with ail tlte little arts ( out the lights. Tlje assailants improved to him of numerous losses in Eaton . h* the water looked wet and deep. it1UKi went to lxxl and was soon j Main street won from- a similar team is not the first time a Hastings buirinesa I that parents so well understand. Don’t thia opportunity to arm thefnselves , county dne to the work of lightning . Other* came to their rescue. The lioat | asleep. His family when they sttempj.- from the north side in a decisive manhouse has suffered in this manner. repress the buoyant spirit of merri-! with clulm, and when he carneoutthey . in Saturday morning's storm. . was slightly damaged. IQwas a forta- | to rouse him got excited but did nut ner- The south »ide team eampowd 6: meat around the lamp and fireside of j assailed him with the clulw. JY* he R. A. Pennock’s large barn in Maple i nate escape for the occupants of the C4ln a ductor nAil early Saturday..0*’0'' Colepwm, Dr. Wooton. Hubert NEW TRAINS ON THE M. C. home that blots out the remembrance i raised his arm to protect his head they Grove was struck by lightning during | launch. ’ — - • was called - - , Cook. «_ (X H. Osborn. Clare Piereuii and - • morning. Dr.- — Barber who It is re]«orted\ that the M. C. are of many a care a nd- annoyance during showered blows upon him. breaking his the storm and bnnied to the ground. iv*,™ uu----------reached ^there .about a;aw 6:30 MIU and >WU found Robert Cook won the first game by 151 about to put\QnJ more new trains on thv {]Hy . ]vft ttrni Bt th0 wrist, broke the bones The building was full of wheat and COUNTY MACCABEE PICNIC him unconarions hut alive. He wa* i pointe, giving them a nice lead on the • of his right hand and then pounded hay. there was very light insurance. ______ unable to rouse him in any way and -start. The north sidens, Arthur thia division. The train that was re­ .his head. i —,--------- -J----- »— ..ThOrnaDnle LakeWednesday 'ti last reports he was alivewith but ! Crothers. Chas. Howard. W. McDonald, cently takei off that went through here c, OVERCOHE BY GAS. ------------at 8:50 will be put on again and will -------. . Thursday afternoon, while putting' w® Are informed that the fellows Xew« readers will he interested . little hopes of his recovery. ■ C. Ferri*. Ruy Cutler and Clinton Cadugus . a ea ay an Later -Dunn has recovered from the I wallader won the secund game by a return about 2 p. in. The other trains connection for tho home of j ,l”mped into a rig and .drove toward in-knowing that Dean E. Davenport, a nnt . winiMM- ..... , end. 'KbIkhuuoo. W» Atteod: effects of the poision, and it is to be j "mall margin of 6 points. In tue last now running will will H be pnt nn on a « faster fwter MUo in the «h W» nnilArstnnd unttaniUnd that that rni no «r«r- M champaign. th III., .„:n will hereafter 1» whedule. Thu Wolverine flyer will whi)| in |he [rem,h >t rrwte hare been made, and perhapa no I fumialwrl an official reaidonco free of Remember thecoming Maccabee i hoped he will cut out all ideas of I game they realized they were up । rrmt, rent, haring havingjurt just mid sold hi. his honw. house, rere­ picnic at Thornapple lake next Wednes-; making away with himself. make bnt three rtop. between (trend Uanllg„r o„ warrant will lie .worn ont. I against it and they went in .or all it itepid. and Jaclown. The new mrviee gua c1,rb, --------------------------was worth, but the south ndere went cently erected, for this purpose, to tho day, Aug. 9. Great Commander Boyn- ’ TEACHERS* EXAMINATION. i University management. The price ton will be there. There will be plenty will eapeclally^ccommodat^thoee going wh„ w„ worki„g with him. Burdette Lichty of this city and John »n * littla harder and son by lift to Grand Rapid, from here. ’.ncceededin getting him ont of the The next regular teachers’ examina- he received was $12,500 for the resi­ of sports to entertain the big crowd I Hauer, of Woodland, attended the state points, giving them the .onteat by 250 We learn that Berkley Bow® and trench. D? Toller wan wtmmimed. and tion will lie held at the court house in ' deuce and $4,000 for the lot Very who will surely attend. See bills for I meeting of R. F. D. carriers at Detroit points. Coleman carrier off the honors highest score, he having 573 to wife now of Battle Creek, are the Mr. Otl wav »on relieved, but was very the city of Hastings Thursday and evidently the people of Illinois realize further particulars. Fare from Haji- ‘ July 25 and 2«. They report -a very f°r Ann,aadults, 15.cents nnn,n for childnl.Cl.1 large * — ■ - and ..nJ interesting *___ X, n— J2 , Both U.,44.sides played an better L A*-. . r- Davenport . >g I' tings 25>1—.cents meeting. The j ! I. i ucredit. - M ’n worth and are doing proud and happy parent, of a fee baby weak. Had it not been for the prompt Friday Aug. 10 and 11. 1905. what is right to retain him. — Wood-ren. Fast train west in afternoon will j next will be held in Battie Creek July i game than has been aren here in aconJohn C. Ketcham, girl who came to blem their home , work of Mr. Diedrick the result wouki test this summer. j land News. . j atop at Thornapple. 25 and 20 of next year. ^Comm’r of Schoolp. , have been fatal. Sunday. was done. �■I HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 3. 1905 WOOOOOOCOOOOOCC-V Hastings Banner. PAI He buys your Produce He sells you Everything Tift OLD won SCHOOL HOUSE CORRESPONDENCE, j publicans may- be the guilty ones. If that is possible there is the more reason why tlie investigation should be urged to the last possible limit. MIDDLEVILLE. BROS. Editors. The crime, it a crime was committed, Steve Gott and wife of Grand Rap­ FOttTY.NtNTM YEARwan against al! the people of Michigan ids were guests of Thom'aA Heaney and and only what is due the penpie of to blees these annual meetings with fam'iy Sunday. . Michigan should he considered in con- their presence. Mnv a W. Fenton who has been very jix months’ neetion with its investigation. . After a sumptuous dinner a » rakiE months ill the past week is much improved. irh to the tK» I * of reminiscences Was given much ...a, com- • I*'ia retiinied to her the pOHtofflce kt Hxrtiiur*, MlchlWisconsin has a rigid anti-pans law. edification and amusement of the «l ciaw mutter. c£pt. " Bimneil Mid of hri^g H““X’ S^unU, nfter and is enforcing it thoroughly. No pany. «ebool Innp-cMr and naitiug hr. pending th. pant week Wllh her annt candidate for office. and no one hold­ iADVERTlSWl RATES. ' DUfUs •dvcrtisiag. rit*. funil-Apwl uu *ppll- ing office, state, county or municipal schools where the school mams wen, "^'v:' Talbott. Mrs. Ella Hecux uf Hastings was the ran ride on a pass in that state. There every one hare footed- and taught cad be no doubt of the wisdom and for $L25 a week. Mrs. Charley Bri.*- guest uf Misx Helen Prichard over Sunjustice uf such a law. Why dues a* tol. of Johntsown, in her inimitable ! day. railroad give a pass.’ And do they way rendered a poem comparing the -Mrs. W, H. Severance and Mrs. J. ___ >k-«- r*-nry-sv>c-nt'- •■sen. realty give it? Is it not intended that old times with the new which, as | H. Haxtun spent the latter part of last hji. portqr an<l reeoiutlimn, sc*» !t of|birth.-. Uenriw -sr m*rrta*es wTli this bit of pasteboard shall return them Samantha'would say. “brought the week the guests of jthe former*'a son tr*W uevi matter. o dinimunkatUixi will be publl'leM good interest on the investment'.' Rail­ bouse down. " Aaron Bunnell sang the ■ W. A. Severance 6bIConkliJL r Hrrumatanc** inleM It- '«ir» roads do not - give something for . -Sew Country Song - which w. «pG H. Searles Send™ and. and. wife who have -- and p»et ottUe kd<lr«*v«. G.. H. nothing. They expect to get. value pend as only he can sing-it. With I >been 2..spending ’ . the past month with the JOB PRINTING. received for their passes. The rail- many wish?* that the same company ■t C. W- Fenton and wife. nude w.mld Mre ,-wwed giving them may be aj*ared to meet another year. willjeturn — to their home in Atchinkind ot book *n4 jiih iirlurin*. long ago if. they wereyiot satisfied with the meeting was adjourned. son, Kan.. Tuesday. the: return*. THE NEW COUNTRY SONG. । Floyd E.’Davis of Hasting* was" in who knows Wanicn Vincent This wilderness was our abode full town on business 1 riday. ackson penitentiary. will believe "Political theorists and demagogue fifty years ago ■ • Wm. H. Mrkevittwas _____ ________ , in _Grand Raphim dishynest ot ilKinons of keeping waders constitute the greatest danger we caught the buck and doe. ids or. buiunewi Friday. one ptnpy that wa-’ rut his liy right. now directly confronting the United For fish we used the book and line His twth«xls of. governing prisluers Stales, " is she opinion of James .1. Mrs. Clara L'csjk ’ras the guest • of.; We noumiml corn to make it fine mat' »e subject -to criticism. -bnt\ we Hill- the greatest raiilroad . builder.of On jonnycake our ladies dined her sister Mrs. Geo. Poland —2 t»f Grand ooooooocoooooooooocc . When this country was new. ’ 'Rapids the latter pi|rt of the week. belief they represent - his*own best theinorthwest. Political theorist* and ideas i>f making the penitentiary minis­ demagogue leaders have heen responsi­ Our ocrupatioixwan to make the lofty Mimes Adeline Gingrich and Emma forests bow. ter tola better liS- among its inmates. ble jfor every • day , and hour of real MAINE’S NATURAL ADVANTAGES With axes good we.chopped our wood Burch were the guests of friends in In natural advantages for agricul­ The only thing Worthy of notice. •*> trouble this country has ever known. for well we knew how. Hudsonville Sunday. We tilled the soil for rye and wheat far aai it affects fats charActer. among Mr.! Hill is not guesetng. therefore, Miss Elizabeth Pierce was the guest ture. •manufactures and commerce For strangers and ourselves to eat. Maine -nquMM** all the ■ states of the the charges preferred against him is when he calls attention to the dangers From the maple trees we made .our o^.Mrs. Mutie'Stacey of Grand Rapids North Atlantic division, which include that If appropriated toXia own m»e the the American people have most reason the latter part of last week. sweet . Unto ail whom it may concern. Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont. . • inrerekt on the money belonging tu the to guard against. When this country was new. Fred Dibble, of Grand Rapids wa* It will please and profit you when you learn. ’. Massachusetts, Rhode Inland. Connectipriaora-n*. which money they earned Deerskins they made our moccasins to in town Saturday. ' wear njxai our feet. That there is a place within the Town, by werking overtime. ’ We confe** to The more the matter i* stuped by G. EL Gardner and '.V. J. Robertson The. checkered shirt was thought no syh-ania. Her area of 83,M0 square not eddondng that kind of a proposi­ them.the less will the American pedWhere PRICES, and not GRADES are down. harm our company to greet. left Sunday to spend a week at Sank , miles just about e*juals the area of . all tion for a minute. Bntt even for that ple desire public ownership of the And if a visit our ladies pay On everything in the Builder’s line. Ste. 3farie. »* the other New England state* com­ the fafdt di>«s nut appear to be Mr. railroads, express, telegraph, and tele- ‘ On a winter'.*' night ur a winter's day From Cement Blocks to Shingles fine. The old bridge which has wpunned bined. Her area uf fertile, cultivable Vincent's. It is shown' by the testi- , phone lines. There should be close The oxeu drew our ladies, sleigh. When thia country wa^ new. tlw Thornapple river at this place for land exceeds that of all o&hem. theAnd all may be had in the greatest haste, mony uf the prison boon! that its regulation of ail these public service members desired to inirny^- the war- conjurat* urn, to the end that charges Thorn plums- they were otlr apples when ; the past twenty-seven years is to be cuur.ty of Arouwtoukm* alonr. in this j-. When you have no time to waste. the mandrakes were all gone. -een no mote. A foot bridge hiu* been re*i«ct. «nrpaas«» any one of them. The ™ den's pav. and did nit do as they for services may he fair and reasonThe little! grapes we used tueat when Because they keep a slock on hand. built just above tlie dam and a wagon shonidi openly and alxive board, but able, and the frayd of watered securiforest* of Maine cover ar. area <1 *JMMJO frosty nights came on. •• Of everything that is in demand. For wintergreqpa the girl* did .stray bridge Intilt near the rreamety. Oper- Mjnare miles, clothe*! with. .pine, authuj-ized Mr. Vincent to collect and tie* ' .effectually “ " prohibited. - For Imttenntfts boys did elimb tbe tree. atiop.s were begun on the new iron Now, if you are wise, you surely will keep for hi.melf the 'uterest. amount­ spruce, hemlock, oak. mapir. poplar, Aim! saasfrns was otir ladies' test bridge Munday. Let them figure on your bill. ing tuhbont per mfaram. on the 1 ’Japan has made it plain thar she cedar and other valuable’ wuuda. Wft When this country was new,' prisoner’* 'money dept»i|t^xin banks. will! ask a pig* indemnity from Russia Mrs. K- T. French wa* .in Grand have more than LU*) lakes and ponds, And you'll be pleased, and they wont fear We had onr,music in the night, tyaptda Friday to meet her sister Miss as well as .comprl the complete evac ­ If appAir1' that this interest money bad loud the wolves did howl covering 2»*? square miles, and over That you will not come another year. r And next :in order to the fright was Blanch? Smith of Chicago. In com­ 5uo rivers and streams affording more a!>» be«n kept by other wardece. If that uation of Manchuria. Japan will ask When you have a house' to build. the hootit|g of the owl. pany with Mr-. French and children than i.***),Ofiuhorse power; mon- avail­ money ^belongs to the prisoner*, surely for ^he open door policy, for Chinn, The -----------mo^inipjes ------oft-------'listtjrlwd ,------ pnr joys Or any order you want filled. ___________________________ they aro entitled to the interest, and not only to have it open 'for herself. • The gnatsldid bite bnt make bo noiw*. they left Saturday to spend two week' able water poww* than an equal area of . .it their Gun lake cottage.. If the name of the firm you wish to see. we feel the prison board took an ut­ but for all the rest of- the world <m . Th? nettles r made the surface of the earth, not ev»*ji ex­ ’our ’ 7 lively 7 ’buys' ’’ When thisiranntry tbislcountry was new. terly uhwiirriuited course in authoriz­ aven'terms. ' Guy M. Johnoon if- spendpig a few cepting that <rf which Niagara is the Its '‘THE TOMLINSON LUMBER COMPANY The pa»tti’-'*«’ were long and wide over ; ilayA with friends in • Muskegon. ing WAden Vincent or ; any one else t-enter. The •mm co*t of Maine, ex- ; many a hill a id dal-. to keep the interest. Wo are glad on Thu Porto Ricir.s are demanding Mrs.' \Vm\ McKrvirt a:v| daughter tending for 445 miles in. an air line We fonnui uur hbrds wherere we every account that ah |nvestigaton is more bom** rule for . their island, A heard the tinkling of the lw»S. ............... „ Ellen, are spending n week with her from Kittery Point to Qmxldy Head.being fnaiU. ;md biopi it may be very projjer demand whenever they are - ^ur houses -L:.; they were log* of wool - - -. -—J partfnta W; P> Manley and wife of is broken by tlie great -liays of < 'asev. \, . , , W i.IiaM ?»,. uinl ••..*!/ .u I with Rolled up In in -juare and corketl thoruu^i. .As we have stated, no one qnalxfied to do what home rqle deNarragangUA Mtiscungu.**. PenuliNeot. PliinwelL ‘ ’ r mud. who knBws him welkw;fi ever believe miuuU. Frenchman‘s, Pawamaquuddy and ' If the bark wxs tight the roof waa.goud W. C. Gingrich returned Thursday Mr. Viac’nt a dishonest Sun. He nnmearoua .«maller ones, forming a sueWhen this count ry was new. from -Detroit wlilre he attt-n<led: the may no| have the right idetu* about Ida. Tarbell and Thomas Lawson are Our paths went through the winding "Blue Ribbon" races'. governing a prison, and his maiiagedale . arnted by deep and narrow inlets with going'after Standard Oil in a way that Where aft the savage trod. — <Jienn Blake left Monday mottling many safe and cummodiou* landlocked jn»er.t c|ny. K‘ too ••xisansive. These would indicate that they though^ that They were not wide or .«>cafcc a guftle We take a hit of pardonable pridei tn the fart for Wall lake where he will *pead a harbors. mattersican he determined by looking ■*ompany needed all sorts '(if torture. ■ . J But they, were all the untv we hail. that we are selling a little better grade of into thejp. But that he IwonM know-­ Th- rattle.-make wa* our childhm's .week with bis uncle E. T»bia»{apd • Maine ha- a longer line of navigaUe family. ugly talk* a penny t*> which he di*’ not dread. ■ seacoast with more accessible harUirw And oft the*trembling mother 'aid think h*» wa* legally and morally en­ PLANING MILL BURNED DOWN ■Mr-. Sanie- Lauther and’ daughter than all the other states ol the North •*I fear some Indian will steal my titled we do not believe. At the same B--"-.? expect to leave’ Wednesday to , Atlantic ‘’? division combined. New nabe " > time it would have j-far-d him and his When this country was new Hampshire has' no seaport accessible spend a few days in Hasting* Istfove 11 v’ Jos. 'Al wine’s Mill in the First Ward than any other dealer in Hastings. friends xr. ii fkr better light if he had We lived in social harmony, we drank leaving for their new hum*1 in Three for the hugest modern ships. Mawiar Burned to the Ground Thursday declined' tp take the interest on pri­ the purling stream. Every market has its need for fumiture t^hat h Oaks. ■ cuusetts has but one couanleraMe port A lawyer, priest, or*doctor ’ was *»*!soner's money*a^u part uf his compensomething more than cheapness to commend • it. <» ufVntry. fiostun; the long, sandy pen­ Evening About 9:30. Edith Wesley of Detroit i« visiting dom to be seen. goods are placed on the market to supply the need insula of (Mpe Cod which constitutes Thursday evening a fire alarm -was Our health it needed no repair H. J. <T’hapman and wife. Nojious one forgot his prayer. the largest part of her cost line having an appreciative public that places preference on gnajir* turned in alxrnt 9:30. the fire being in J. W. Saundrra of Detroit was in Baron j Komura. peace envoy from Joe Alwine’s planing mill. The de­ How could a-e need a lawyer where it ■not a suitable, harlor for maritime upon merit alone do we seek the patronage of the town Tuesday. ’ 1. ; ■ was all harmony** Japan and- next -to Ito ‘her greatest commerce. Connecticut and Rhode partment responded in double quick critical buyer. We aim to *etl goods that win and h-dd We have lived my friends for many Arthur Cridler. wife and son Paul, Island have not a single first-class ocean B. larrived in this country last time, but there was a misunderstand­ a year the trade. Try us. d will proceed ,«oot> tu Portw- ing as to whore th** fire was and they Through our country's growth and-' were guests of Geo. Wi|cox.iud faxjrilvjort Aside from Long Island, which has , uf Leslie over Sunday. ...... .... pride • rhere the conference with the We have lived my friends for many a in toys will take place. Baron Mair, street before the mistake was Th? Freeport liase ball team will not a mile of sea coast outside, of N. year is an interesting personality. noticed and the team stopped. There While thousand* round us died. crow* bats with our home team in the He gradt^ittnl from Harvard L’niversity But now w. are growing old and gray, was also some delay in sending in the Keeler B;dl Park on Tuesday Aug; 1. 1W miles of ocean from Sandy Hook to PIANOS AND ORGANS. in this ciur-try several years ago. He alarm as the building was all m flames We have spent the flowery month of Cape May is a waste of sand beach Maw has been doing some talking, nut. qf without a single navigable harbor. In , ; before the wagon reaches! the' scene. And in our graves, we soon must lay EAST MAPLE GROVE. course ' •but the ‘ coming conference. It easily Jo that blild. addition to her comm, line, Maine poe-, in this old ■•ountry. Grandma Croes who has been visit­ senses an advantage not enjoyed by any but ulx d °L .ing with its con tents was a total lone. ing her sun at Blanchard for the past other state upon the Atlantic coast, in looka very bright to the Baron. He IRVING. never-the-less the l*oys worked hard to rircre. the th. Penob-. Pnnobpredicts a great development of the .subdue'the flames mid protect* the table two gre.t great naci«ble naviagble rivers, J. R. Chambers of Grund Rapids UiM. Md. returned, to the h.,mc of I two industry and enmnene of Japan, and factory buildings. Tbt- latter’s store­ visited his father Sunday. ‘“t «■«•«” “M*-l-W. nrignUnfor SJ Friday. ' miles to Bangur. and the Kennebec. house which was nearest to the tpill was Geo. McConnell and wife were call­ largely from its expansion. He .laughs 1 built of wood and would surely have Mrs. Viola Hatfurman visited friends 133 miles long, navigable for 44 miles ers at S. R. Chambers .the fore part of at the idea of a yellow peril, and tfe- been set on fire from the heat- of the at Morgan and Thomapple Friday and to Augusta, and many other rivers, the week clarea it to be Japan's purprse to,st4nd- burning structure if the department Saturday. which at a cumparatrvly small expense The infant son of W. Kelsey died for peace and justice. In minting had nut given it their immediate at­ for tuari. Miss Blanche Traxler commenced might — be made w-zr— navigable — . on the causes for Japan’s triumph in tention and leapt a stream of water lust Wednesday. The parents have our work at Mr. Early’s in Nashville Mun- t’0”* commerce. In Portland harbor, Depends on two conditions. FIRST.—raising the war With Russia, he declared the playing! on it. The lows will be a heavy sympathy, but we now it is safely day. Maine has the finest seaport on tbe house,! with Jesus. GOOD crops. SECOND.—finding a stood ma. principle MMnhs were th? patriotism, one for Mr. Alwine though he had Elza Mead and family visited at the 1 At,“’tic w‘th great natural adRev. Kidd starts for Colorado in unity and intelligence of the little •1500 insurance on it. which will cover latter’s aunt Mrs. Will Davis Sunday. ■ of constantly increasing value ket. The Tanners of Barry Connty are harvest brown men. But-what was especially about half of the total loss. The oirgin alxiut four weeks -. he is sefilrg bis Jim Davie <m.l femilr rieitod the ? 2“““,“L*•*“* ‘^roaeiUK goods very cheap. significant was his statement lhat of the fire i.s unknown. The building , ing one of the largest Grain and Hay crops ii former-, brothetWlB Dari, .me day l»t , HI 1 even with all these, victory would was very dry and then; was consider­ There will lw» a literary- entertain­ whid are placing an rml»arge upon J wnidh have.been impotedble bit for the able shavings and turning waste on ment consisting uf instrumental and years. We wish to announce that we are BortL..l Montreal .tauui, and otlwr lewkaceeaArthur Hill ha.* hen very sick tbe srblelharbom. physical .stamina and strength of tb? the floors and the fire spread rapidly vocal music and recitations a.t th? Irv­ hand with the gdosl market for these crape. Jap». whichjruibled them to readily; anti buru'xl fiercely, leaving the build­ ing M. E. church Friday evening Aug. put week hut is a little better. ASSYRIA. endure the terrible hardshijiN of the'! ing and contents a total loss inside of ; T. Admission ■’> cent*. Immediately_ M r*. Fannie Whitcomb is gaining »o war. This physical strength he ascrib­ bull an hoar. Mr. Alwinn wan doing *ft"r '**” program 1^.1 ill I... be 1 that she. can sit up in Led for a «hbrt Milton Hartom camped a few days io- AVUrtw. cream nrltl wi ed tu their simple, plain living, their a big bn. 1 new, and one that will be , » •' an'-i •*> cent diehes to tp all all time . | ,. ’ last week at Fair lake. hearty and ea**ily digested food, said the i miwed if he decide, not to rebuild. All wi,° >'• . Mrs. Miss Kilpatrick Mrs. Jake Traxler and mother called , Edmtxr.dB . and------------—>----- — fact that viey do nut ..ver eat. nor sympathize with him fa. his Ittw. The L. A. S. of Irving will met with ; the little new niece^ at Chanetjy ' "°odland visited at Jesse Miller's' eat rich fooiL Mnrever they are a very Mrs. C. M. Chatfield on Thuhdny Hicks in Naahville Sunday. . lhurt '“* 'week. V““L’ mrtivc peopl.■. much uot-of-door... mid . a GENERAL UTILITY MAN. J. Edgar. Cole of East Woodland . Aug. 3 for dinner. Cordial inviwtion } Congratulations are in order for Will simple in th»4r livee. Here Is a lesson . ' Kelts and wife. . ) I ■ visited friends here Saturday and Sunfor America. Oar war w,th Spain ^rod Parker ha- dcmoo.tr.ted Fr>- to>U^ Last Thursday evening about thirty; .... . ^ht<. been a recelitimr t., oar >l*y‘hat -1. genend utility man in friend* and neighbors of Will Smith im HVman* wife anJ daughter. 1 Mr. Clapp baptised four at Loon lake people, from the numle-r . of rolunt«,n, **» >«• >*■■’'■■<"■ 1» ’ not to be-meeted and wife gave them a farewell surprise ‘ , :md Mrs. McBeth and Sam Smith last Sunday. who were refected teeauw- phpdefely : **• »“«-■■* doing cbmn- and presented them with a vrey pretty i “nd ,amtb'r all vbited at Joe Smithtb w archouse oppMlte C. K. & S. Jepot. Phone S 7 Quarterly meeting was well attendee! defeetire. Nothing could happer. u h«->rk i« qn»« common w,th Fred, oak stand. They are expecting to more 1 hunt“J' at the M. P. church Sunday. Mre. thl. coantrv that would do iu ppofe bot **“ f**”1 ch"aI Mo“Uvi 4 few the' neighbors surpriaM Qan-etson p reached a fine sermou. , , , . 1 wru>n when dinlv only a a fdttfew n,inntou minutes Imfnru tiefore enr-nar supper to Middleville this week more good than to get l.-ack Do Mrs. Harry Ritchie and little daugh- Mrs' ,rtlc d*y week in the ; JInt- Garretson will preach her tarei time he dfacpvered that the ctxjk was life.; m-d as much of it out of ■ ter Josephine of Hastings visited rela< * y <rf sew ‘ w a new earpet together ! aermon Sunday Aug. 13. '"among th? missing." Fred’* first pcwdlde. and plain food: to put it a* , tin. and rriemla in Irnmt over Suu- “* 1’'““'’*-'< *>»». «fe«r which they ■ --- -----------{ihiloeopoer once did. tn come to '‘ impulse was to take to the tall timber, day. . . | .pread a UWe UM OU the lawn with go.xl « but the hotel register was well filled '-plain living and high thinking. " Frank J. Ch»*TM*y nulu» mith that h>* t« Neal Hile, welted frien.1. in Mifelle*“ “°<i ““ *" Joined in­ ; with a large number.<rf guests who bad . ^U>r isutner uf the Orm F J ( hew-v * ■ PEACHES, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons D. Gearhart and family |wned Sun'n _ t .. . . a - a to be fed. Speaking briefly "be seen Ville over Sunday..' PxwmmMr McArthur of feghan, hi> dnty and be don. it. " For got the and Fruita of all Kinds. day at the home of Del! Kinney. ' «*»’ Mra. L. S. Hille will go on on ex-----------------„„„„ , comity tanrre, conunendation ml „.lpl,,r b|mw)f ww S’iea. awl and refreeblnr (linger Ale. 1 handle one of th. 1-. • curaion to N iagara Falls next Thurs• U» use of HaHN catarrh Cun?. I Hue. la the country and anty patron ii pleased with it. i erodlt for Inn mmrgy and ^irtenec the who -we.c day and will go from three to Dansville W’ J’ M0LL°AWY, Hastings, filch. ,4rorn to before tue hl ‘ also bare a complete freeh stock of EVERYTHING AT De Pue’s FOR Al The Dry Goods are new The Groceries are new The Vegetables are fresh Paints of purpose, a tityrcan t advantage H OX L A If you want to buy see DePue If you want to sell see DePue We are can those pain we ate tu custom*-™ tiou. FOR OUTOC Hie BEST TEAS, Die BEST COFFEE. • We hare J. HOMER DePUE varnishes . door finish work, as we Phone 86 Open Evenings. •B 'n Tomlinson Lumber Co. Enamels, D WE w * *V» GOOD * w a a a w a -i* a u* i* i* i// S' V RENKES THE LEADI OOOQCOOOOOOO A MAN the other ■steak he was the be ' esl he!ha 'year. That's w if you buy We handle CHICAGO WALLDORFF FURNITURE Arthur E. that’s the Cold Meats Cold Corne Boiled Loir ■Ham, Col Bolognaa, F Kerne m t>er th all parts of she tiers given spec & People’s M Cor. Jefferson a Phone 238. A BA RenKes &, AValldorff. For S 1 have a Fou Engine and cheap. If you t small engine it T call and look it Success on the Farm PEOPLE'S W. R. JAM GIVE ME at my store on son street, w any th i ng In th Cigars an Mr. Farmer, won’t you let us help you round out the success of the year? Indies dae in th? line of Hhoitld see Mr B. E. ROWLADER BROS- & REISERj SUMMER FINE PLUMS -in «Aa*lrin«- t<h harp <kl1 rtimnr tanrl ... . . . .. _ hrl^ tonehlns the dafe- oi S I private bank inspection biD fully in-.; if you like nice stationery go to v iftigated. It matter* not tfjany guilt Mulholland's. Tbe price is no more. H -VnrkStafe.,0ri.it — de. Wk.„1L, the L. A M. Paint. Kno„,, ^7* M. I rePQt*tion of being the ot me i lea,der *11 tbe world over. That its actJ Inal cost is only 81 JDa,g*llon. I •“‘ 1 ~ F. jVhknkv ten LOWNEYS CHOCOLATES. BON BONS AND MARSH MALLOWS. CONFECTUJMBti"1™ FRED WOLCOTT i �IMPROVED rPAINTS^o Xr*«« ™. i CemttiUMMl from page one. r . FOR ALL PURPOSES Paints of any tolor, for any pwh»)3r, and in any quafc thy, can be purchased very advantageous!j' at . M l;,LH lit I. A N liS DR UG W<- are careful to carry only tfiow paint*.-whole quality • wiTa're rare vfiil give our ' 'customers .entire satisfac- r lion. FOR OUTDOOR INDOOR We have ail the paints and fur iu- varnishes tetpiined diK-z liiiiRhinff , or outdoor .vdrk.ns well as everything :ii the.way ,of Oils, Staihs, ...WE SELL... GOOD PAINT Trains. * ‘ ’ At last the improved mail facilities on th'* Michigan Centra) have arrived, and will no doubt be appreciated. The train going w^st.at 3:«) in the morn­ ing will have a railway mail clerk as well as the one going east at 11 :.‘A This should add greatly to the mail facilities of the towns along this branch uf the M. C.. and will lie ,of s]iecial service in 'bringing in . western inail. Vi'liat will teuf particular interest to Hfagingh jteuple is the fm-l that the new railway mail clerks fur thip. run are teth well-known young men here. Mr. Frank Barry, who now resides in Ypsilanti, and Mr. Roy Andras, son of Enoch Andrus. Both of thette young men will move to this city, which will te their home. ' . • This will make Hastings postal col­ ony quite a large one, as there are now nine rural carriers, three city carriers, i »nr clerks in the jxjstoftice. and with the additions named above, thnw rail­ way mail clerks all living in' Hastings. This colony of IU receive guud wage*. hq4 die money they spend in Hastings is very helpfnl to local tradesmen. •. tried them I liked them, and the mure j -K^a Hecxne spent Sunday, with I ate of them the better LHked them. friends. . ' All tip through this country catching! -f- H. DePnei was a Grand Rapids , lutetont is an important industry. The visitor Wedmwiay. Mnaller tmes are wld in the home marWallace BroWn. of Grand Rapids, kets, while the larger ones are shipped was in the citv Monday. Ii »hmiut ___ _ com­ ‘ w abroad, where 1l am ...11 told they Chas. Newton, of Grand Rapids ' Miami very large prices. They are I placet] in large crates or tanks and sjient Sunday with his parents in this 1 ! city. • | kept alive. Around the Brun d’Or R. H. Marshall, of Prairieville. country thfey are sold for ten cents each • visited Hastings (fiends Friday and after they are cooked and all reqdy toi j Sat unlay. - . eat. • ,„.WMthrough W.’H. Schantz made a buuihess trip 1 From stlie Grand Narrows liras d'Or lake to the Atlantic is u dis- tft_^*«hville Monday in the interests of tance of about »JO miles or mure, and ,’ co,uinK county fair. eyery foot of it is most interesting. It I John Miller went to Otsego Monday, . is really an imprisoned sea. and in its ’ and will spend several weeks there length it expands into. bays, inlets and with his son Dr. Henry Miller. ' ruimuitic havens, with islands, peninSupt A. W. Chamberlin of the city vilas and broken lines of voast-ali school who has been away during the combining to form a scene of rare । varatiin. wiw in the city over Sunduv. beauty, surpmaiug my power to do-1 Buriiie Kenyon, of Lansing., who tcriiac. At every turn uf the Ixmt— has Ixyui visiting at his home in Free­ and there are m;iny of thorn—-there are I port and in this,city, returned Monday. many thing-, to excite your wonder juid MiU Jackson, of Saginaw, aiid Mias admiration. Here a mountain crowned Hazel Dawson. oN.arising, are at Gun with its ancient .forest, risw majestic­ lake, tlie guestk of the Misses Mary and. ally up out uf tffe water: there u giant ledge of rock frowsts down nj>- Grace f irant. • Miss Gertrude Smith left yesterday fur Muskegon.- where she will visit with Mrs. A, D. Kniskern and with other friends. Arthur E. Mulholland Great Semi-Annual After Inventory Sale is bound to result in the Greatest Money Savings that you ever made. No such bargains have been offered in the city of Hastings.’ Read over the list and see if you don’t agree with us. A special sale of men’s Pierson & Son HOSIERY Long, wearing Hosiery cost less in reality than the cheap and trashy kind. It makes loss darn­ ing too. Sec our special line of men’s lace hosiery at BURNED HIS FACE TERRIBLY 11 cents Explosion of Burning Shavings and Big clearance sale of Dust at Woodworking Factory Wash Goods Burned Engineer Stanley. :• -Sain Stanley is engineer and fireman at the Woodworking-plant. tVedneadny , foreuupn'of last week he was linking afterj bi- duties as usual. A conveyor Mrs. ■George Camptell. Holland, is delivers the dust ami shavings to the’ visiting her daughters Mrs. James funnier underneath the tellers. and , Gffwer and Mrs. Menzo Turner. ___ She was doing tint/at the 1 ino-. It occurred will leave for Portlnud. Oregon, after to Erigi nrer Stanley to hark into the her visit i.- over. . fire box to see how ’the tire was com­ Clinton Lahr a»d MJ» Anal Loining. and as he did so an exploeion orH.-U. ot Washington. I>. C.. who ha. hard left mi th. :. a. m. train Mon- i currtqi'the pent-up. flaming gasesshoutd.mMleM traveled th.- world over, and ■ day r„r Mullet lake remrt. in Northern : ing out into. Mr. Stanley't fiu>‘ badly TM€ LEADING DRUGGIST, wh»e great wealth would certainly Michigan, when- they joined the l,..m- j Imruitig him about the face, and tie Successor to W. H. Goodyear. enaltlc^hun to build a mansion in any ■ haul party that evening. force of the explosion knocking him partipf the world te might choose, has i , Chas, ilyatt and wife anil daughter lliHCk upon a pile of •sial. He suffered ooco --vcx^xxic^xxjeooaooocxx^ selected the Bras d‘Or lake rrvgum~ ,™.t *to j W|K( jluv). utking a few days .mt- Ii'a good ileal of pain from the burns, but spend his summers in. and has built a * ing at Thornapple lake and visiting' , magnificent summer home on a big h is mothef In this city. n»turn«*d to writing. bluff overlooking the lake, our steamer X . the •.ih.-r day that the *?■ their home in Charlotte Saturday. Ij ; -—•J .’.••ai. fie bought uf in> % ! passing cluse to it. There are ninny COUNTY PICNIC 2 . u,i!i tin- bv-il and tender ' 5 other teautiful home* along this tedy " John Ream who has lieen working GLEANERS K he had tasted in-a ? • uf wator. which will certainly grow fur Hams Ji- Rn® dupa& the summer. more]'popular as its merits become bet­ has accepted a jositiun with the U. K. • ,» jWill Be Held In Hastings on Friday hat yuit’H fay ter known, and as the tide >»f travel j & S. in this city, taking the place ofa Roy Darling who is now working in t >■ steak of us. August Fourth. turns that way. the Kalamazoo offices of the ^company. As we leave the-Bras d'Or- lake we The first picnic u£ .the Gleaner* of Sum. A. W. Chamberlin and wife h*rry oihnty, will te held in thia city have to round ont into the ocean for quite a number, of miles Isefore we can leave fur Niagara Falls this munimg. ^,n Friday August 4. There will be a They wfltte joined by \>r. N. A. Wil* X that’s the reason. In strike the harbor that leads up to inepogrum of exercises fur tbe day. , it is expected tteCall who attend 5 Meats we have Sydnoy. so that one gets quite a taste Hums'and wife and John Mtil’chler of ''jind X’ -'Id t’.trfitd Beef, Cold uf the ocean. If the ocean happens to Bang«>r. and thy party will-mdke a ten I.rill teve a very enjoyable time. See 8 • Bulled Lum .< old Pressed . ' 'York xml Hills for further particulars. be a little rough, a- >vas<fhe case when days visit in Central New •we launched out up$u it. that “taste*' jeiiouna-, Frunktorts. . will nkt lx? recalled with pleasure, as •I —. i-uirmher tlia:-we drlivei to several of our party, could testify if spending wv?r«d weeks a* the! guest < f uf tfiv city, ^’lione or her .cousin Mis- Ruth Weis^ert. left they would; . ; Beginning with ateut the tiiSt of Satunhty for Woodland. wlifere she June euch year, and continuing for xw<> will vi-it relatives, and will later re­ (Work is progressing finely in installs or three months during the summer, turn to Hastings tefore she ahnll leave, ing t hr new heating plant'at the tejirt the shores off Sidney seem tu quitefor het home, Humbolt. la. •cj. M. .1. Weaver, Prop. i a popular resort fur whales, it was our Some from this city- will attend the • v-r. .iMivisun and Court str»,-eU. g«»<Kl fortune to a school of ten of Vermontville Home-coming to-day and them as they were spouting and play­ tor morrow. ing alxmt a mile or two away from Judge Smith has setthsl 'zthe bill uf । dur vessel. exception* tn the case uf Freeman vs. , . After some little time ont on { the Ingenicp. which has -been apjiealcd to ’ ocean uur ship entered the harl>or that the supreme court. ! leads up to Sydney. The harbor is one Lew Harris has let the contract fur a of the l>est ou this continent.- living fine new home which will be built in i For Someone. safe, easy, deep, and open at all.seathe 4lh ward.- jnst south of the Park. • ;-sans of'the year. Its entrance from and near the new home of Ed Manstun. । the ocean is two miles wide, so that it The Woodworking Co. reports a very , is easy to make in-cas*1 of storm. It is I have a Four Horse Power flattering sale of their goods at Grand [ large enough fur the fleet of any na­ Engine and Boiler for sale Rapids last month, and prospects xMern'I ! tion to tide safely at anchor and’ still cheap: Ifyoji are In need of a very bright for iu! exceedingly hnsy leave-plenty of room for die demand* "nvnH engine it will pay you to year at that institution of commerce. About four miles from tail and look it over. Kellar Stem, whose injury we men- i the entrance the barter divides into Sale Greater than th^World’s ...ONLY... PIERSON & SON S attractions are their lowest prices and 11: 53 a. m. M. C. Ill waa loth to make another attempt ' ChamK«rl,n sl*ot Snnd«y wSth bnt I did though. The second time i rt‘,Rt*Ves at Ed Hutivener. mini carrier No. who hrukbeen spending his vacation at his home in Delton, n'sumthl his duties hen- Monday. • ***** SERVICE Railway Mail Clerks on 5:20 a. m. R. K. Grant and family went t« Gun ■ lake Tuesday. oniyon from some dizzy height; yon­ der is a peaceful little vjnlley, or a i inwundvrixig stream. Little villages, and steamer laudings dot. the shores ! <’f (he lake. People wild 1have travel-' ell extensively claim that the scenery along’this lake is fully theequnl of any lake scenery in thje world. Killarney not;excepted. Personally I enjoyed the trip through this lake mure than 1 did thrdugh the St. Lawrence i river, andit is quite difficult to' conceive of any- ; thing that could te more pleasant thiui i n>« latter. ProL Alexander Graham MAIL IOc Dimities at I2..C Voiles at I5c Lawns at 8c 10c Ib.c I8c Batisles at 15c 20c Swisses at 25c Dimities at 20c 18c ’ 5 cents each day until sold, The price today will be the great collection consista of dotted Swisses. Imported Dimities. Or­ gandies' Etamiues. Gre­ cian Voiles. -JHmities; Lawns, etc., eb . Values up to 25c a yard. Clear” mice prices. Big Bargains in Waists have a novel way of clean­ ing their shoe stock every year by placing all odds We announce for all and ends on a counter this week, all our wo­ and marking the price men’s high grade depend­ down on them able waists at greatly re­ duced prices,'waists that sold for $1.89 Shoe business comes our way becaiise we de­ serve it by offering the best values in town. We don’t mean by simply quoting low prices, for low prices often represent shoes which are very poor values.. Our shoes look stylish, fit well, feel com­ fortable. and give very good service and they are sold at popular prices therefore are good value. now $3.75 now 2.25 now • 1.88 now 1,50 now l.3l now 1.13 now .93 1.00 now .75 .50 now D1-C in window S5.00 3.00 2.50 2.00 I.75 I.50 [A MAN TOLD US | CHICAGO J. T. PIERSON & SON The People’s Store Phone No. 9. Hastings, Mich. BEEF $75,000.00 Capital Surplus :: $25,000.00 Local News t People's Meat Market g Phone 238. The World’s Greatest Skin Soap. A BARGAIN The World’s Sweetest Toilet Soap. what is known as the Northwest and 4 the South Anns. On the Northwest ♦ Ami ik located North-Sydney, with a t j<opnlation of about HUXM’. and on the ♦ South Arm is Sydney proper, with a W. R. JAMIESON. Propr. ♦population of 12.UO0. It is 17 miles ♦ ' from Sydney to North Sydney by rail, N. Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. T .and five miles by ferry teats which ply PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE : - 118 GOT FRIGHTENED AWAY GIVE ME A CALL. it my store on south .1 vileron street, when you want i «ything in the line of Burglars '.Did. From the Residence of Cigars ^nd Candies. Street. ’! auit-B desiring anything ' :n|th»; line of hreiuu Making teuld Hve Mrs. Hunt. ; . B. E. HUNT, • Jotif*'.Block. Hasting, Mich. Charles Mixer on Jefferson • That there is a gang uf mufe or less 1 amateur burglars h shown by several events’ recorded of late in tho local press. The latest aUtiuppt was on the residence of Chas.’ W. Mixer, on Jeffer’ son St.- Some time Wednesday night a I neighbor's dog was heard to bark vocif­ erously and to come toward the Mixer residence. The next morning Charles ‘Jound a key in the front door, which lad evidently teen used in attempting zto unlock it. He says he has the key, and the owner can secure possession by i calling for it,' proving his claim and squaring himself with the-sheriff. WORK to WII^ SUMMER SCHOOL qutchess college Detroit, Mich. Under new management. W. H. SHAW, President. A. g. BUSCH. PrlaobMl. ' ‘Tit a question who has tho most ! trouble, the man .who has too much • money, or the man who has too little, although it is a safe guess that the latter would be more willing to change his condition. > [ If you like nice stationery go to i Mulholland’s. The pried Is no more. tioned in our last issue., is doing jdeely. hut declares that when he risks life or limb to save another's old buggy, he i will te omsfderahly more advanced in • years than he is now. • judge Smith filed his findings Mon-; day in the caw of Clara Parker v a. , Fred Parker for amount alleged tu be due (or the support of their child [ Beatrice Parker. He gives the com-' patnanl judgement for *357.7U. Product of Other Skin Soaps Sold Wherever Civilization Has Penetrated. Millions of the world's best people use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, the great skin cure, for preserving, purifying, and bcnu» tifying. the skin, for- cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening, and soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchings, and chafings; for annoying irritations, or too free or offensive perspiration, for ulcerative weaknesses, and many sanative, anti­ septic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, especially mothers, as well as for all the pur­ poses of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Cuticura Soap combines delicate emollient properties derived from Cuticura, the great skiu cure, with tbe purest of cleansing ingredients and the most refreshing of flower odours. No other medicated soap ever compounded is to be compared with it for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and bands. No other foreign or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, is to be compared with it for oil the pur­ poses of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus it combines in one soap at one price the most effective skin and com­ plexion soap, and the purest and sweet­ est toilet, bath, and nursery soap. Mterpniak Claude Slawson went to Ann Arter Monday and will have to remain’at the University hospital fur two weeks' while a further operation is performed ; upon tlie bone of the finger that was removed recently. He is now, recovered ; from the blood poisoning, but the.tene ; of tho finger had to te cut liack further : in order to make it easy to Jftse the hand. To prevent tardiness an Iowa school 1 ma’am announced that she would kiss the first arrivafat sch<»l every morn­ ing. That same night three of the directors and a bald headed liachelor ( who laid not been to school in forty I year?, slept in the long grass of the 1 school yard and' were up before the 1 day. V.'hen the teacher, arrived she j announced a dead heat and withheld | her ruby lips from the osculatory on-J slaught This is a mean old world' । TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM. “I was troubled with kidney com-1 gaint for ateut two years, ' writes A. ; . Davis, of Mt. Sterling. la. “but] two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure j effected a permanent t are. ’For sale by i Arthur E. Mulholland. .Succesor to W. I IH. Goodyear. , I i CUTICURA SOAP CMstcr m«scr, President. R. B. m«w. like Pre*. fl. fl. flndcrwi. Cashkr. . Directors Gbnttr ffltsw*. R. B. mtwr, R. C. TrrnlL Wish for honest wealth Is laudable, to reach such ambition requires time, patience and economy m. L CooR, 21 D. $. Goodyear, Luke Ulattrs, fl. fl. flndtrsoi. 5 v per cent Interest paid on saolujt Deposits. money to Coan on at Interest mill fielp and car Savings Bank pays the test rate going. If you wish money yon must take the proper course to obtain it. Opening an account at our bank is one good way and we advise you to do It. Bastings C»ty Bank Real Estate Security. PLEASE COMPARE “THE1 BANNER" WITH ANY OTHER COUNTY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MICHIGAN The Press of this State declare the "BANNER in the front rank. Hundreds cd pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. ALL HOME NEWS The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hustings news, the Barry County news. It fully covers its field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say of tbe BANNER to.your neighbor who may not take it. IF NOT.-Why not send us your name NOW? It cost# but $1.00 a year, 25c . xor 3 ^ontfis trial. ’ �The ‘Disfigured. Skin WMt«l mnik-Jes and d^-aylng bones. What hsvtx' I ' j r • H j Fcrohiia. tet slomi Incapable rff Ml that, L and mure. ' 1 ,,, 1- Hood ’s Sarsaparilla Which expels all hum-ora, cures all rmp- tkAsTand buiids up tbe whole system, wbeihrr younK or old■ Tisare Hiirc^ivwTBGTtMj^reitaUas -ii ~ u». .»> Confidence the druggist s. .1!! COURT HOUSE NEWS Clyde Francis will .drserve the title u( the lightning . disappearance artist. His disapjiearance from Lake Odessa will l«e - reinemlienkl He'was next heard of at Detroit, from which city he strangely vanished some'time ago. The last knq^vn of him he was at Galt. Galafurnig. where he conducted a news­ paper. And now comes word from Galt that he ha* slipped out of that place tietween two days. ‘PICKLES ANNOUNCEMENT property haa remained since 183,. Be^t Body Brussels mg 10 0x12 at*35.00 . City price S45.00 A. F. Smith A Sons'Axtninister Rugs 9x12, beauti• fill coloring, at >25.00. City price *35.00 Velvet rugs at .*25.00. Which are sold Rpxbury Brtusels at - - - - .... *18.00. . Empire rugs at *15.00. e have i-nga, all sizes, an low as.... Art Square rugs at .. . *B.4O. See our line of Rugs anil Carpets, all grades. Phone 76. in city for 835.00 City price 125.(10 City price «2±00 *1.00 City price 812.90 Prices guaranteed Lowes). The Furniture and Carpet Man. Wind Mills This is the time of year that ' you will need them. ' There is no tool on the farm that pays as well as the Wind­ mill. ‘ You pay $125 for a Binder use it eight days in a year and wear it out in live yean?, You pay $50 for a Windmill use it 865 days in a year and can’t wear it in twenty years. and the Monitor. Can Iiave your choice. . Jesse Townsend. HASTINGS Commercial Stock £ Telegraph Co. Ctmn.un Connell »•< h> ■?»"!«r,"J sion. Friday evening. Jul? =L 1906’; Mayor Heath presiding. Present at , roll call. Aid. Grant, Hall. | ton. Seiitz- Absent, Barber. Brooks, . " Minutes of* previous meeting read and approved. Aid. Wetafert resumes his seat on the dbuncil. ’ ,, , The following account* were audited: F. Hftata. tramtatf 10.50 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. D. Grain and Provisions, Stocks and Bonds REAL DETROIT, MICH. 28 Hodges Building. MICH Hastings Banner $1 a year i*.n IMI Webb, tabor Bert Peck, tabor.. A. D.'Maynant. draylnr. M. L*kr. dray In*............ Huffman Braa v ■ HAS References: JOHN L. HARPER & CO, Bankers, Detrci, OUR DAILY MARKET LETTER On Applies Michigan Centfc tu . ' Taking effect June)* rtw«. ) HfcftlUKx anfclluiv. lueReocOetixS. 1N« Ontnd Standard Time. - ‘baSTW-Akd tv KiUamazoo re 10: IS i Delton eJs S»IO T:<» a;W 3:l» 7:in »:»• r.Suntar tabor LOCOMOTIVES. . The Lehigh Valley is tbe pioneer in the um* uf hard ctml on its jiassenger iucomotives. this being °Y the feat­ ures which have made the road so pop­ ular with the traveling pnliiic in years past, and gained for it the patronage of many regular travelers’ who lay stress upon the cleanliness thereby assured, the comfort of riding over a rock ballasted road bed, and the safety provided .by it? system of automatic electric block- signals. . ADVERTISED LETTERS. Mrs. deny Blough, Mrs.. Catherine Lightfoul and son Birney returned RontM*, Mrs. Mary Parker. Mrs. John ! that the buttle for which the city is from Grand’ Rapids Wednesday eve­ Sherman. Mrs. M. K. Mitchell. Mias ning. They guests uf Mrs. , named didn't take place there nt all. , . . . were ,the . Tillie Rizor. Mr. Geo. Stewart. Wm. int occurred about ten mile, from rhe ' -*"•« wluio u. th. \ alley Allen. Tom Beitxtvn, John Reiley.' brain.food tityi • **-■ . Henry Green.. ’ • Mrs. G. H. Hull uf Canada returned Mra. J.' H. Bostwick, of Kalamazoo. t0 her home Thursday after an enjoyWOODBURY. ' Mgo.tl. has brought, suit against her ; v’s’1 her nephew. Rev. M. 2 Harry Evcrtts who has l»ecn mj ill is husband age fMjfor divorce. He alleges alui familyable to lie around again. she is jealous of another woman who Mra- Della Durkee was in the vilHenry Martin who has been work­ ip a coy maid pf 75 summers. I lage Friday. Her sister- Arloa -Riegler ing at Howell is home. i_ j and Trilla Livingston accompanied John Ream is very ill with inflamaThe Wwt JtlchSu, SUlte f.ir I. wl J,rK D''rk" “ *■" in tion & the bowels.. 'for Septemlier Us. 19. 20, 21, and 22. Henry Caffey of Mississippi has been Tlie wedding bells will soon lie ring-1 The management have issued » mbst ■ H visitor at tbe home .of Mrs. Nellie ing if the dress gets fitted. , attractive premium list and^ promise . Ba*«*ll fhe-paat few ilayA , BejHU gjnce Railway Time Tablej. Mkhael Hull.tatMX t>»«»Watott...... B. Har»«y. tabu* .. X. Itarltaj,'. tabu* . ANTHRACITE ON PASSENGER jaevnus likely to be proven Mr*. Martin attended the quarterly I an excellent exhibit. ’ ; Mrs. Mm-nu Vajiderlip and Miss Mae -------- Tinkler viaited the former.’s sister Mrs. meeting at Sunfield Sunday. ' [Fred C. Cobb living near Charlotte ' Twt °f ClarksviDu last FH1-ake Odessa's only furniture factory, j lost 1U sheep killed and eight more tho Verity, has burned to the ground. ! terribly mimgleil by dogs. Two of the ' ^'nr* Brayton-has returned from ! tings have lieen killed and a reward is j Richland where he has been visiting CURE FOR HAY FEVER offered for the cither two. ' hi* gradparents Mr. and Mn*. Henry ’ -Cnller. w. J. Holloway -Says Hyoml Will. County drain cumiupwioner Louis ’‘"J ^r?1Pardee. Mr. arid (live Reflet. Sold Under > Gondnzward. of Kent county, paid $20 । " • H. Pfcn|ee and daughter Guarantee. ; fine und costs fur spearing fish in Lin- ; Hleur.or leave Thursday for New York I ciin lake near liowell. • ! They exp«wn to Im* gone "alxmt W. J. Holloway wishes us to an­ t -i ■ , * twelve days. nounce that when Hyomei is iw-Z as a ■ Archie Flower, aged 18, of Niles. , F. A. Staon returned from Nebraska pre ven Utt ive. or a cure, there will l»e no hay fever. He advises daily treat­ was drowned in St. Joseph river at Thursday morning after an enjoyable ment with Hyomei for two or three Jliat place one day last week. iwo weeks visit with his brother Ed-; weeks before tho uauid time for the ■ - --------c win and family.whom he had not Mien annual appearance of hay fever. If this dune, the attack will be prevented. iBrttll. Creek * chief of polfe, hM:'”r<""r,d However, if the preventative treatment posted M booze fighters in the saloons 1 Ethel Griswold of Harvard who is not started soon enough, aud the of that.citv. bn* visiting the Misses Foglesong. disease makes its appearance, use Hyomei six or seven times daily, and returned to her home Thursday manirelief will be given' nt once. | Mildew is said to be blighting the ', There is ’ no stomach dosing when apple crop in the St. Joseph fruit helt. Cro**of »“ visiting her Hyomei is used. Breathed through tbe neat pocket inhaler that comes --------------------------- daughter Mrs. T. P. Pomeroy. . with every outfit, its medicated air NO FALSE CLAIMS. At present the Freeport Club House reaches the minutest air cells, killing { The proprietors of Foley's Honey and is occupied by the Godfrey party. Thev all germs and'soothing and healing the irritated mucous membrane. ” Tbe aimnleto Hyomei.ontfit costs but claim that it will cure this drend axhu- i r*,nlO’ w,n *I*nd ten day> enjoying »1. extra bottles .*<0 cepts. It is the plaint ifi advanced cases, but do puai- tbe Halting etc. only treatment for hay fever; sold by JX’SS.'iS iLre'” « of W. J. Holloway under a guarantee to refund the money if it does not give comfort! and releif in the worst cases. Urand .Rapids were guests of Mrs. satisfaction. Foley's : Honey and Tar is . without /Bnasell over Sunday. . doubt the greatest throat and lung ------------------- - . remedy. Rchme mWitntc. In case of Slckncse, vet your Medllha Kid Yoa Han For Mio Ire Arthur E. MnthoUaud. cine at rtulholland'a. You ’ vet the Succeaaar to IV. H. Goodyear. beat. ES Office ovi SM M. Turner, draytn* Mr. HUumu drayte>*. •• < wxlyear Bn».. Mippl*«....... filo Hcuaiuir* Hentld. prbitarg • 1S.57 R. I. Hend»r»I»utt. .upplK- • • U4..C Electric Li-hl C-« Estate of James Johncuck. final ac­ Tburoapp* Tbrnnappie Rfe-tric Li*tit Co count heard and allowed. Moved by Aid. Horton same be al­ Carried. Estate of Alden S. 1’wnam. .order lowed aud' orders drawnappointing Willard S. Nyu;admini»tra- Ayes—Grant. Hall, Horton. Hilton, s»en'.z. Weissert. tor issued. bund filed and letters issued. Moved by Aid. Weiwert that thv* ac­ Estate of Anson E. Ware, order (al­ count of Thornapple Electric Light Co. i»e allowed less -10 per cent ditumunL tered determining heirship. Carried. Ayes-Groot, flail, Horton Estate Lucien J. Ware, order deter­ Hilton, Seutz, Weissert. . The petition of A. E. Kenaaioo and mining heirship entered. L.'C. Harris was presented requesting Estate Solomon Chaffeel order and Madison SL west from Church St. to be letters issued appointing ■ Ory Chaffee graded. On motion of Aid. Grant same was referred to street committee. administrator, bond filed. Carried. • Estate Robert S. Brad) deceased. Tbe petition uf A. E. Kenaston and . h'-aring for license to sell real estate L. C. Harris was presented requesting a side walk grade on the west side of adjourned to Aug.1 8. Church St. abutting lot 1151 und.on the Estate of Janies W. Johnson. petition south side of Madiwn St. abutting lots for determining heirs filed,' bearing 1147. 1149, 1160, 1151. Moved by Aid., Hall same be referred towde walk comJ • Petition tilt'd tv »ell real .estate of nfittee. Carried. 4 Moved by Aid. Welwert that Jib be Harley 1). luid Zoe L. Hiiyinan minors, appn,Driated‘ for cutting down under­ hearing Aug. .23. brush In park south of school bouse. Estate of Hezekiah Guy. order for Carried. Ayes—Grant. Hail, Borton, •final account entered, hearing Aug. •>. Hilton, Senu, Weissert. Moves! by Aid. Hall that R. 1. Hem , dershotl be giver, a side walk grade un Stole street. Carried. Ayes allMovtsl by Aid. Hall that Chas. Freer he given ;i Aide walk grade ou Greek street. : Carried. Ayes all. • Moved by'Aid* Hall that H. C. Palmatier be" given a side walk grade’ FREEPORT. * Ayes all. Miss Carrie Carter has gone to Beld­ ' Carried. Moved by Aid. Sent?, that the .side ing to work in the silk jhiIIm. walk grade pf 'Weissert ami Bauer be grunted. Carried. Ayes all Mrs. J. Chas. Kramer of Tnree Oaks Moved by jAld.- Weissert that finanee is visitiytj her parents in the village committor* purchase a - record book. ,<«> <we t<" Ore XMBd- Carried. Ayes all. 'mutbciiMn. Moved by. Aid.' Grant council tyl" "" '* 'Otis “ Newton who ' is very journ. Carried. Cariped. Ayes all. ill. • • . James Patten, Miss Mae Tinkler is a guest uf her ' Clerk sister Mix M. W. Duy. Miss Tinkler USES LARGE returns to her home in Hasitng* the L-EHIUM VALLEY White Pigeon. Micin. will 1» the scene of tbe thirty-second annual meet­ ing of the St. Joseph County Pioneer Sign of the Elephant. society to lx* held on the m-huol grounds Aug. 10. Rev. F. Ware, uf White Pigeon, will deliver tbe principle -ad­ dress of the day. and E (>. Tucker, of Three Rivdrs. will make an appeal ' When You Want Spearing and seining fish, in Gull for the ninintiinance and perpetuation * Dry Goods, Hosiery, lake. Long lake and Gun lake, near of the society jin the. county. this city, hat become s»» common that * Ging'hams, Prints, the people living near the water have Accordiifc to the Times all this talk »Cottons, Towels, made complaint tv the game warier., * Overalls, WorK Shirts and arrests are expected within a few .of a big electric power plant at Grand Ledge is so far. mostly wind. Some­ days. Hill seines, it is claimed, have ► or Toweling' thing is existed to develop and it been tin- means of taking nearly half s would seem to a casual observer'that » give me a call. I have a nice Hue1 CORRESPONDENCE. ton of bass and sunfish during the past ► and will make yon prices that are the linn which harness and controls week. * • ► right. ; Grand River near that^point will have a product very valuable to distribute < Elmer Townsend, a farmer living throughout the .surrounding country. . J near Battle Creek. \ who NimhhBd the i < automobile of millionaire Patterson, .... • . Three prisoners made their escape » Pint, Quart and 2 Quart Fruit Cans. i< . .1 thre.trae.1 r»t ,r<lln tlll. jail J Teas. Coffees and Spic<«. Firll line . of Union City, and » of Baked Goods, Goods Delivered. J up u big tight to'determine the right ofJ They print tl>,| lock ott of tlu> nil «vr * automobiles to the highway has backed and as the window grates that were « down. Today he pleaded'guilty tu' i recently cut out by Lepper and- GnrriMY STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS. } malicious; destrucfltm uf property and ] son bad not been replaced they easily ► I want yuur flutter and Ucet and will pay * was fin^l f20. ! let themselves *mt of the window by > the hlghcAt market prka. means of blankets tied: together. iw. h. Fairchild. first of the week. • A uew graft has* been stopped nt j ‘ . Itattl. Crnk AffolJ mau hm Iren i Cliff C.rr of ladi.-<kl™« .ttrmptnl, The Mis**’.' Gleiuia and Gertrude { Dry Goods and Groceries. . Rogers of Hustings were guests, uf urnring the ofy. torniwulg Bowen. llu ,, , » RMJB IKMIUS GAST OF GIXJDS BAR BROS from V,.nou, g..n on. fora,.^..ek „lkh,g a ,|Qantilv u) H; Maude Kenyon last week. cbM at Xu-bob. bnpital. Every : wonld huvp n(ft Miss Celia Buuma spe.’.t her vacation ; bomw wife wa. generoa. to tbe oM <m „,p „ mid , .in Grand Rapids the guest of relatives ‘ codger who ,t wa. ^dent.dly dlatk,.„,,„ai pbj,|cUM. und friends. ‘ covered, mnde nis living by selling the . Miss Maude Ohetisebrougti of Detroit Hbwera. • ' is visiting relatives in the village. ---------While emploied in building an addiMiss Mabelle Pomeroy is recreating We will cfose our Green The old griat will at Galesburg, the tion to Grobhiiier A- Crosby's furniture House to the public here­ : first grist mill ustabli shed in Kalama- ; factory at Sturgis. Charles Ahlgeriin(- at Gull lake; she returns Thursday. after'on Sundaynt 11 a. nr. _______ . Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Fancher of Ohio zou county will lie dismantled as such. Ml from the third story to the ground, and machinery installed for tho mann- 1 0,,e last w«ek. rreceiving injuries b'avC returned’to their home after' an Everyone made welcome facture of uatmeaL Mr. Dillingham | tom which it Is expected he will die. enjoyable two weeks ' visit with Mr. up to the closing hour. i and Mrs. Win.’Washburn.. purchased the mill of Simpson How- j ------ -— land in whose family p^sion of the BattJe L aJ| bfoken up |n , Mrs. Orrin Johnson and Mrs. MlTlUrd A.F. Burroughs*Son HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. COUNCIL 45 ! ana DOw ho nnJer gTO, Tk, Quite, a.sensation was created at Ali legan last Wednesday when it was ' known that Mrs. Minnie A. Wagner had brought suit aganst A. J. Colburn of that place for $50UO for alleged | breach of promise. She claims that ; they were to have been marr ied last June, but instead Colburn was married : t<) another highly resjiectea lady of ' that village two weeks ago. Colburn gave *1000 bonds for his appearance, at • the October term of Court. W.J. HOLLOWAY cucumber, not to bo I 1904 contracts were made with consid- ~ * * erable effort in this territory for H2 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Counties. acres of ‘ cukes. ’’ The Hiason was not up to the average, yet enough of sueWARRANTY .I^EEIW. cess was reached so that this year con- I ~ ' * . Green to Delos A. tracts for 83 acres were easily secured, j , Green The 'season has been fine and the crop -WM*” and wife. Lots 1, 2. and 3 Phillips add. NashviUe f will so encourage growers that a big L. B. Potter to Blward Liel>”” ” , .. . . , : George Gaamaldi k hquse in haluma- acreage is certain for this section for .’ hauaer. 100 ac Sec 27. Maple zuu, known as Little Austria." in- another year. . Grove4,’i00 00 dooed Goamaldi to open a private bar Henry H. Jensen tu Elna M. While threshing for Bert Mikesell Ryder, !»0 ac Sec 25. Yankee I lord liegaa selling Iteer to the fjoarders near Charlotte. Will Laverty had a Springs•'00 00 j al an advance over saloon prices and very narrow escaiie from. being killed. 1 j the scheme worked so well that he so- An it was he was badly burned >nnd ' Fredrica Ragla to Jas. lx Weaver, »M) ac. Hastings twp 15d() 00 i licted" and secured a large luttronsge bruised. He had just backed his en-* ! from others uf his fellow countrymen. gine ____down _________ t to the __sepera___ *; quit CLAIMS. ’ to couple on \ The-ofiicera noticed the peuntiar diet of tor aud while leaving the Urn they I*- ) Fred H. Gale to Allie Gale. 40 j the Ixjarders und found the house to. lie came uncoupled, the seperator running 1 ac Sec IU. Yankee Springs. ~ “"*'**• w ’”^**"* .. 500 iXi j practically a saloon. , . i down on to the engine.’ pinning Lav­ t MAKBIAGK LICENSES. erty against the engine and burning 81 Wm. SI Keltz. Maple Grove .. Mr. and Jfrs. Peter Trierweiler, of him hadly. Had it not been fur the .19 Mamie Wood. Maple Grpve .. ; Portland, were severely injured in a guide wheel which held the separator .28 James McDonald. City runaway accident Wednctalay after­ he would have been instantly killed. .19 Edith K. .Webber. City noon. Tlie horses turned a sharp cor­ ner throwing the buggy-against a tele­ phone pole and landing the couple who are over TO years old. in a heap. Mr. Trierweiler was knocked insensible, sustaining a severe concussion of tbe . brain. Mrs. T. was slightly bruised. Prescriptions prepared as if for the Doctor's own use. fnative Souhwestern Michigan S: 5515:00 Koi 104.'. l:QE Cofctj Grote • Wood laud r.r Woodbury Iv VferMkjr. Lan4tjjc kO4 Grand Jtaplda WBiTW.U;i Na. ML. No. J<c. Ko. iav O. W. K< W. a.-BAKUOX.-Agect. HasUtic,. WOODBURY-IONIA STAGE UNH . ....... I. . ...... 1" ■ •• U I • --I ... . WM H. MARTIN, PROP. PROFESSIONAL CARDS —------------------------------------------------ ----------------- F. K. WILLISON, D. 1). x • ' .* Hwsti.n. KNAPPEN. K L E1N H A N S A KNAPPEN, Attorney*.. 17 Michigan Tram Co. Building, UranC Rapids, Michigan.________ , Dtt. lXjwry. ' . Hasting-t. Mid,. THOMAS A 1’BYOR. c.H Thomas Attorneys at Law. L H. Ehron. Offlcv* over Ha&tlngi Ally Haul. ' -pertaelha m> bred H. A. AC. H..BAKBEK. ‘ Phrskians > •ita In city or cour.tr n—r proniptnMs. or C H.GKOVI A POTTER, Attornem at Law. (SueceMHj.-i to,Pkmp f. Cui<rov»> tnce in Union Block. Hasting* Practn A HANLUN. M. D.. Physician red Ssnreau • Mlddlevlil-. A. E- KKNASTOJi. . Attorney1 at Law. Over J. S- Goodyear a Oo.. store. *rsct!ces m al! courts at tbe »tat« Oolleetlom prompuy atteni^d to. J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Woodland. Mich. All business given prompt and careful attention. Cullectlous a hj»ecialty. . SURVEYOR. BUSINESS_ DIRECTORY P. A. SHELDON Abstract and Heal Estate Office. Abstract Hk>vk. Hasting*. M<>n*y to .'oau ori|Rrol F'.»tst«-. i;,-al E*ltale *otd uu cotiitnl<pioti. General convey cau sandy, gravel little rolling a A good 8 rooi Fine fnxit, all F. D. and tele Hastings. M No. 391—A ' loam soil, lay due lake uf ; little railroad No. 449 A acres under p and maple tin bush.’ Fine st buildings, inc ment 40xW. No. 446 -A acres improve Fine fruit am buildings. Sol school and fin acres cleared from stumps loam and sa each, lays jus of the land is timber was Iring brook e 81 acres, a fences are g< posts and al acres of goo framed'house side and iu i tubular welid ful hard ma tbe dwelling cars. Barn I framed 16x3C stone hen hi house, wood make house. tion in hoi 18 yeai •s from a i tants am of 5.000 AnMiOo other till pr for om R. V. GALLAGHER. Pbx.icjarf Surgeon. Dowling. Mic‘ houra 12 to 2 prm.-.nd Telephone at Day c WALTER HEATH, BARRY COUNTY Kertdence oai Sec. i.'hni. address J*Rou. Micti™ K 1 i Banner AdrU always pay. Fifteen hot Lots 9 at addition, S20I NICE SI He’ wa ed. Y don't t "the ni< sale in your o tnernls parts c for < you wont than onr prepared t and .ire jd Wm. H.STEBB1NLicensed Emu—. and Funeral Dire*’ Room- iji'Xt to <lirbl»3 '-!' Studta. ■.Be*ldf«jw »> f.- • : calls promptly atieuil-u. . The ME. DAN LAKE. ROWLAND bros. Phone 2 THEdl.D RELIABLE ■ floss’- -.:UER For LIVERY RIGS. We have severaPfimt class rigs in connection with our Jeffentoin Street Feed Barn. Your patronage tolicited. Shop on Court street. JeffeiFuii st : i-nsti’f SHOES NORTHROP KING <fc GO'S Sterlinjr Northern grown tested GARDEN Two dooi INVI SEEDS of .Minneapolis, Minn., for sale. ‘ Be|'x!rlti$ brolly aud 1 4 -FATON I’HOSCNoMich. L-.rt. LrtlUl\ HMftaga. 129 N. Cneek street. YOU ' philip n । .Srcpud <!«or Maith or PcM to call , print i ARI ST COLLARS AND CUFFS KSSSSs be doue right. That’s the way we do our work; that's wh> we ntf .4!way» busy. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pine 243. The American Laundry, W. J. Stifk. Pn|. it will ydur esmpli Don’t you bt supplii H. J. THE Hastings, No. 77. 5“STSlc" No. FOREST CITY PAINTS We have jnst put in a complete line of Forest City Paints’ and Varnislies. These paints are manufac­ tured by tly- Forest City 1’aiut au<l Varnish Co. one of Cleveland’s oldest anid most reliable paint qojnpanies. They are absolutely pure and are sold under a positive guarantee that they will not crack, peel, chalk or scale off. Will cover more surface, wear longer, and give better results than any other paint sold. Freezers... Weissert Bros. Th* H.rdWB D*«l*f»Ph«n« » �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 3. 1905 K, D, Cadwallader’s f ESTATE EXCHANGE, REAL Office over Pierson’s Grocery. HASTINGS. HICH. THE EARNS WTHE FARMERS LOST HIS BOWLING ALLEY CORRESPONDENCE. Chet CUIer’s Alley Which He Was DOWL.ING. About to Set u|> in Grand L edge Fifteen homes aud lots for sale. Delayed letter. . Burned in Alwinc's Mill, Lots l» and It), block 2/ Grunt’s | in the perfonmincJWthoae duttes~h ' °"Ce “°re '? 01,1 .henr the whi>Ue ! Cbet. Cisler hR(1 a fiowlfa* -alley addition. ftWHYL No. 445—A I arm of 30 acres, good । is proliable that thesN^f will yet re- ofW,n' Herrington's threshing ma- nearly* completed in Jm. Alwine's ' ' planing mill when it burned Thurssandy, gravel and clay loam and lays a i alixe its good fortune inS>ayinj> at the ‘ cb’ne' • little rolling and borders on a tin** lake. ! head of its affairs at that\ju net tire ^r- anJ Robinson spent day evening, which he intended to set A good 8 room house and out buildings. [a man of practical kuowledgeSiif the night and Sunday with his up.in Grand l^edge in a short time. Finefrait, all improved but 2 acres. B. The alley isa total loss us was everything F. I).-and telephone line, 2’miles from J subject, and of such appreciatiuL of brr»ther. away. Hastings. Might trade. i wbat thy liest interests of the ilabw : Frank Herrington returned from « *n the* building. The alley , was to be No. 3yf- A farm of 47 acres, tine clay .business- demanded. as was •th7\two weeks stay in Canada; he says old : ’•imihir to-the ony owned hy Henry loam soil, lays rolling. Borders ou a Wellman --• in **-«this -» city and -» was *to *have tine lake oj'resort, 3 miles from two ! cheese maker of Farmington” whom Michigan is good enough for him. Hastings became here and played ,i8en ^iPIK-d Saturday. [This is a little railroad towns, l ine buildings. tfcuy selected one year ago for the Na im -A farm of 140 acres: 105 ' oflice of governor. 1 iiall Sunday: you u did M not hear Che ! "merP O!* to ’ r’ J a er’ | • acrea under plow. 35 acres of title beech The governor appointed and the Mn- Dowling Ixiy* talk about it very much. ’ and iiaple timbf-r. /V tine large sugar food cumbush- Fine stuck and gn\iu farm. Good ate confirmed, a* dairy and _ ------Frank VanSycles and family spent' buildings. incldding;silo: ham is base 'misaioner. Mr. A. <J. P!r’. * ... Bird, froin Oak- Sunday with Ed Cassidy's people. ‘ J i ment; KlxflO. Fine location. ' land county, who Had formerly mtvciI No. M‘* A (arm of 180 acres; 115 Everybody is trying tn* get huckle---------- — 4 acres improved, balance oitk wood lot. as secretary of the state board of ' berries. • Under Sheriff Hairy Rilchie went Fine fruit and plenty of It. Fine large agriculture: and for the ]xwition of ' set a to Kalamazoo Friday on business. buildings? Soil is a.fine clay loam. Near deputy cotnmtesioner, Mr. C. C. Li Die ! Wm. Smith of Grand Rapids school and fine location. of Ottawa county, a pra’cticul atock-1nicc for Mnj. Heid last Mrs. Geo. Tolhurst went to Li rand No. LLL---A farm of Ufl acres, 86 man. dairyman and fahnf-r. was secur- Tuesday. Rapids Friday for u few I ays visit. acres cleared and almost entirely free from stumps aad stones. Soil la clay ed. In the division of duties, the de- ' K- J- Stanton aqd wife'spent Sunday Miss Queen Blackman of Jeltun was lonm and sand loam, about one half tails uf administration under the dairjy with E. E. .Warner and wife in Irving, visiting friends in this cit Wedneseach, lays just a little rolling; 15 acres provisions of tho new law ; have fallen Mrs. John Ormsbce entertained her day. ............ imirn .’im. doun vrrinsrMM- eniertaii Of the land is 80 rods from (the balance; ‘ *— ■ anfiFtboee dutie* sister from Johnstown Sunday, Mr. 'Lillie, timber was beech and maple: a fine chiefly to 1 : Miss Clara Allison retuned. Friday spring brook that never ftiih crosses keep him abroad ibroiul in tl tbyW. im»t of jInt Frank Frallk Bullis Bo|Ha is ta suffering with from a few days visit at lietroit mid Mix the HI acres, also the .15 acres, no waste; the time. Seven of tl i fight regular ■ Ypsilanti. rheumatism in her eyee. fences are goop wire fences with good insitecturs authorize* have been aj»J. M. Ott. of the gas plenit liefore posts and all hog and sheep tight: 3 We J$Wnr Lacey will have another acres of good apple orchard. Good pointed and are in. *rvice, with some tbe transfer, returntsl to hik ihome m sj'ort day Aug. lit. Why can't Dowl ­ framed house of 5 rooms sheeted out­ s]>ec.ial insjiector^mud it is aimed to ing have oner Albion Saturday. side and in and tilled with grout: fine in the Mate at least tubuiar well at kjtchen door, a beauti twice in the Miss Huth Weissert and Miss Leta HIGH BANK. ful hard maple grove stands around Russell were in Gnuul Rap ib ThnreReyi*tratj| license are miulred the dwelling house, a tine view of the Mnu'C. Silaby of Jackson is visiting day and Friday. cars. Barn 91X40 framed, horse barn of all ski puig “tations, creameries, her son Frank Sil*by of this plai'e. framed IfixlKh cow barn framed 16x32 cheese fi Ix-e H. Pryor has gone t<» Thorn­ >ries. condensed milk fact> stone het: hntiae that cost W15. ice ories anjrmilk Mix Etta Schill and Mi>s Mary Eaton apple __________________ depota, where milk or mW lake tb spend a few dt y4 tor the khotiKH wood house, shop. 2 corn cribs, received from three ur niore riituriMsl from North Dakota last Tuee- benefit of hi* health, wmvkc house.*3 hog houses. Telephone day evening wipsre they have spent the Vatiot. in-housu: average age of build- I*’ and all such are imqiected by Mrs. J. E. McElwain w»» in Nash­ Sirs IN -yean:. t’-U rods from school: I •. h< lepartment with reference 4o snni- last two years. IMra. S. thinks there is ville last week visiting her parents, :<!•-.* from a railroad town of 300 In­ no place like Dakota, UKkota. as there are no Mr JU)(1 j B Mundial I. h Alt.-nit9 and‘I miles from a railroad tjp' conditions and profitable] methods hills and ever, •rything look, » elenn ... ........ , .’ jdhl their patron.* and private farm tomi uf 5,000 inhabitants. A. W. Robinson, of Bostok, who has fairies generally are visited and in­ there. She_ will spend about three A-ilLoir uth-r *.de. J > i>een visiting Ralph Rogen Aorthe past structed m> far as jxxsible. ' Begistra- month* visiting friends here and willwdek returned to hia home Hrulay. tH’n and license are also required from then return to Dakota or to Western Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Meara! and son. i all parties selling milk or cream from Canada where they thilik they may lo of Kalamazoo, visited her iwireiits Mr. ThAna n that tapped otir J wagon or store, and careful oversight j cate. .' till pr«\ab!y made a grub j j and Mrs. E. A. Rider tlie hitter jiart N. Latham ha* a new hired man by * [ is given to the requirement i*’ cleanli- • forgone iXunir 9 , of the week. i nesa in premises where milk' is pro- the year, who has moved in one part i : Mr. iin-.l Mrs. M...M. Davijlxm have ; । duccd. and of utensils and methods in of the house Will Main and wife of j moved to Garnet. Mackisfcw Co.. Morgan. • ' handling tlw product. Mich., and expect to make iljnt place He was probably MppointDairy meetings are held in many John Freeman and family are moving their future home. ed. i oil will be «*. If you । parts of the stati* for instruction of tu Nashville thi* #eek. Al H. Weber, editor of jte Ldk" don’t order oneu „ ' producers in ,-method*, •for iacreasing : N. Latham entertainwl an old army the nicest lot placed on Odessa Wave, gave the BANNER in i the profit* of the dairy industry, a* comrade a few day- last week. sale in the ettr Don't delay / pleasant call Friday. Mr. ITclrr i* . yout order, phone us. Het ‘evil a* for reaching and maintaining a . T11(. L A h a, memt>er we deliver to all giving the people of -latke Odttfsaa fine [ high standard of quality in tin- inter- largely nttepded. The next will 1st at parts of tlie city. Nice Fresh । e»t of public health. These meetings Mrs. Will HnffmAn'sJn five weeks in­ I'dper. and admired the many improve- I ' Belognat. mem* the BANNER ha* been making by Deputy [, are haveconducted also as s-|x*akerK the Li|l|e. variousand in- stead of four, <>n account of th*»'s<»ldier* FOR COLD LUNCHES "f reunion. you wont tind anything better f A cable iHuNsage was recitted by I । spectoni and often Governor Warner Ksy huJ wife uf ' ch^ier M»«r"fram E^il Tph n? anthaii 6<tr Cold Meats. They are .. j-'j.. , himself, who is quite at home in that prepared by an experienced man. visited at James Freeman’• Sniiday. I ninincing.that the latter and family [ field. Conductors of creamcHe* and and are pint what ron want. Several of W. 11. Eaton's children hiul wiled -from Cherbourg. Freruv. dietsie factories testify to the good re­ the Americra liner Now suits from,this work in the improve* Njaint Sunday at home where t hey ■■wranlny ' ment of the product that comes to were **-rved' withrice cream and peach­ York. They will r.ndoubtedly r>-iich es of which W.'Hhas some ventine New York the oth and Hastings the them, and have also given testimony 7th of next month. to the leneflt they have themsidvM de­ odea in bi- orchard this year. The MEAT MARKET Man Susie Ormsby of Dowling spent a few rived from the dejiartmept's expert inHIGH STREET. •Two doors east of Cilu Bank. rtruction in manufacture, one c.-w ap­ days last week the guest of Florence I • -■■.titled irem |*gt< our. NEW Q00b5 FOR THE COniMQ 5MS0N PERSONAL MENTION, NICE SPRINH 10KENS F. W. Clifford Phone 22 Hastings, Mich. YOU ARE INVITED t<> call anti see the very latest print papV, known as the ....ARISTO GOLD PAPER.... it will certainly be worth your time to call and see samples uC the work. Don't forget to nee me before you buy a Kodak. Camera, or supplies fbr fittme. H. J. Christmas. THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Hastings, pearing where the value of the product 1' <>f a cn-ame^y was luhnitted tu.lv* inth.it'wouid yield ten thousand dollars a year abovq what they have realizing ■Upon the volume of busiiti-M* they wrri* doing. . Another feature uf the department’s work m this line is the monthly edui cational adoring test, the next one uf : which occurs in Detroit. July 28 at which creameries and cheese factories and farm dairies are invited to send ; .sample* of butter and cheese to be •rat«d hy a commercial scorer, and samples are also analyzed by the state analyst to determine constituent imrts. upon which depend both quality and ■ profit: The department will grant dijhomas to manufacturers whoso hotter or cheese scores not Jet* than ninetythree points for the whole year. At the first test, in April, the extreme 1 scores on butter were, ninety -seven and . eighty-one and on cheese, ninety-six and seventy-five. There were eighty­ eight samples, all together. In June ‘ there were one hundred and twenty- , two samples, of which Ypsilanti butter received the highest score, ninety­ eight. Bear Lake falling one-fourth of ; a jwint below that: and Fred M. Warner’s Farmington cheese leading ' at ninety-six. with throe others "hold11 ' ing even at one-half jioint lielow that. Hbe new law also prqvided for the inspection of cortunercinl feedscuffs for ' sUK-k, which has a vital bearing upon the question of profit from the dairy. Michigan was suffering from the effects of similar laws in neighboring states, which drove the fraudulent and worthI les* foods out of their U-nltm* and dnnqied them upon us. no that the | nbeds of such protection was kw*ly felt liy intelligent Michigan feeders. Adequate penalties are provided for (adulteration or misrepresentation of such foods, as well as for violation of provisions for securing wholesome . quality in dairy pnxlncts and generally " and specifically for adulteration of any articles of food or drink manufactured or sold in the state, and for neglect to correct unsanitary conditiohs in any ' bakery, confectionery or ice cream plant, which the new law empowers I the commissioner to inspect | BRONCHITli FOR TWENTY YEARS C. E. LUNN FINE TAILORING. ! Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Daneville, Ill., writes **I had bronchitis for i twenty'years and never got releif until 1 used Foley's Honey and 1 ar whit* । is a sure cure. "Sold by Arthur E. Mul| holland. Succesor to U’. H. Goodyear. RHmKnHTCYCURE ,-ro ! Michigan A light purse will last longer at Hulholland's Drug Store. ; Geo. Crux? of Adrian o fonner resi-1 dent of this placet* visiting'in thi* vi­ GLASS CREEK. cinity. ■ creased by such instruction at a’nite Edgar Otis ha> a new wind-iuill and Mt*. Frank «lohn*on wa* out biULday is al* > having a'cctnent tank built. week M'Uiitg Mrkiii soap We were skociked to hear Saturday >• ... r. Hasmorning that Mr. Dunn was very luw • tings has-been picking berries, in thi* 1 from the effects of taking jK)i*on. but vicinity - • • • ' a -few days •last week. are beginning to arrive. We Have just received., a handsome line of new LACE CURTAINS in the latest patterns, 75c to $4.00 per pair. ’ - We are showing something new in BL A CK SA TTEEN PEI TICOATS, including the Sunburst, the well known "Alam" Brand, which -stands for the best in the Petticoat line. ---- ----------- i——4-------- ■-------- — ----- -------- ■ For SHIRL WAISTS and SUITS we have Irish Linene, a part Linen Fabric, very desirable, yard wide, per yard 20c , ' Also Nem. Shirt Waist PERCALES, per yard loc. In GING'HAMS we have hew patterns some of the bent we /have shown thin teuton. ‘ . Special Price* MU prevail on SUMMER DRESS GOODS, WAISTS, DRESS SKIRTS, ETC. HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE G«». Holcomb who ha* recently come' from the north spent several days with friends here hint w«*>k. returning to Dimondale when- he .expects to mn a thh*>hing-engine Hall <'lean, tart and sparkling, down , to zeja. You can get Jmt the kind of soft drink at our 'fountain that you like, and they are always right- always the SMDr. . SANITARY BREAD continues tu grow In the esteem of the people. Everybody that use* SANITARY BREAD once, becomes a permanent customer, becatiM It is made of thvliest matt-rial, it’s clean kit's wholetome. Haying is about over, although a few had Mime out in the recent rains. Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb i* gaining very slowly. r HAVE YOU TRIED OUR ICE CREAM SODA? “Origiwtws not •— Imitators. . . , MAPLE GROVE. F red and Ruin' Norton were at Has­ tings last Saturday. Will Keth: and Mamie Wood were n’Afried at Nashville last Tuesday by Rev. D -‘-» Tuthiil. Congratulations. h«> is better under tlie care of. Dr. Herman Nau*! of Brukh Ridge has ' E’red Smith wa* in Sunfield one day lawn asHUiting Hugh Johnson with hi* j . . ’reek, jjniucj, Go|dio Smith re­ Fritch of .Cloverdale. turned with him. John Finchem and wife of Hastings harvesting. Cha*. Evans and family were Ht Bat ?110 w«k? visited at Mr. Douggiam* the latter I«rt of Inst week and the fore part of , for Mrs. Arthur ~ Johneox ’ rt* of Prairieville * *1 D. H. Evans of Battle Creek was this. > and Miss Amy is keeping house fur1 ’ here a few days last week. •■ Quite n a number from this vicinity her brother Hugh. nuuiig-i uuui i.u.i ..... ......... ..... ........ — 1 Mrs. Nettie Griffln of Battle Creek I spent last Thursday at the lake fishing 1 Mr. and Mix M. Seeber started for ' l who has lieen helping care for her and report a good time. the Gesler family reunion Tuesday. brother's wife Mrs. Henry (Whitcomb J^’roy Douglass who has been spend- which was held at Gull lake Saturday for a few weeks, returned to her home ing the past week visiting relatvies in and Sunday. They stopped over night •last Saturday. Hastings and vicinity returned home with relatives in Hickory Corners Seymour Smith and wife of Sunfield Saturday. completing their journey next day. visited at Jake Smith's last Saturday About twenty from Barry villc will I F. Qrvings atjd F. Cushing of Charand Sunday. . attend the cmnp meeting at Midland lotto have boeu spending a few days John Cheesman's eldest daughter Ida Park. Gull lake, commencing this with atr. and Mrs. A. Myers. is quite ill. . ' week'Wednesday. j Mrs. Allvah Seelier had another fall j .~.j ......... F°fler h*4'* soW fi*" farm tu Ed ’ Barter Mead has lieen elected a dele-] on® day wj»k patting .Ivor. _____ elbowI I out of joint and hurting her quite had- 1 Lielihauser of Nashville. gate to attend the West, Michigan, an­ Orson McIntyre narrowly escaped । nual conference of the M. P. church, i.ly ... Martin and wotl of Tamarac ; 1“t Monday while unloading to be held in the city of Flint, the Corner, .-ailed un the fonnora .butght.-r *“T- Th« t™ck d»w'' •Iriking । latter part of Augufc -• •- — •• Sunday. ■ him on the head and shoulders, knock- । Mrs. Louise Lathrop is on the sick - Mr*. P. Hall 4, , „ . . . ,, *, , . ing him insensible for a short time. ! Mrs. A. L- Robinson is able.tado her. " „ , • iisL , . . , . . Dr. Gallagher of Dowling was sum- । ,n„n„| „nil he j, „ rnwnt llolng fllw. ] Tbe Sunday school is planimg for a work again after bat-ing meh . :-1}. picnic tq lie held at Thornapple lake in foot. Mrs. D. Blinston and children of1 . . , .... the near future. .. Some scapegrace had the littlenww to have been spending the . , t .v L* u v A sister of H. A. and Wilber Lath­ Grand Knpids , . , «.. . steal the wine from the r. M. church i rop is visiting friends in Barry ville. twist week with Thus. Blinston. . . . . . . :i * between the afternoon and evening । .. Wa are beginutag to hear tlie U>ra«h-1 Mr,ire, during quarterly raeotlng. ’i! BALTIMORE CENTER. ing machines again ■ it makes ns think ; , .. . ... . । . , ,, Mrs. Ella Larkin of Nashville passed Orson-Johnson and wife are enter- fall is coming Sunday at W. C. Clark’s. '। raining their grandchildren from Bat-, The heavy rain. Friday night and , , . . ,| 41 , .. , . z T • »1 Wm. Keltz and Wife have rented the ' tie Creek. • Saturday did lots of damage in this . i Mra. Lewla Wood qamt thn |«.t vicinity’ Ktng bon» and wdl go to hoiwekeep-;, week with her daughter Mrs. OUR PHOSPHATES Clyde Hendershott. Walter Farr and others from this place will go with the threshing (machines this M*a.*on which has just cptmncntvd. . . Mr. For^hey of Oliio, brother of Mrs. Mowr»*y, has been visiting his frirmtehere of lat>*. There will Is* Sunday school next Sunday at ‘the usual hour, Jmt no preaching as the quarterly meeting' will be held, at the Yeckley scIkkJ house Saturday and Sunday. nw Liulie, Aid will be nirerrained i |,y Mri (tan. iUrri-oo Tliurauuy Aug., io. SHIRT VESTER & CARTER M! SALE OF SHORTHORN CATTLE At Glenfoyle, Marshall, Mich., , Wednesday, August 9th ’05 I am offering some of th* very best Scoth cattle in my herd In this ’ tak* and a study of the pedigree* in the catalogue will bear me out. No lover of good Shorthorns can afford tn miss this sale. 61 HEAD-57 COWS AND HEIFERS, and 4 BULLS-61 HEAD HIGH CLASS IMPORTED. SCOTCH and CANADIAN BRED CATTLE, Fifteen cows with calvee at foot by imp. Lovat Champion, or imp. Beaufort Victor, two as good bulls as ever bred in Scotland, and both prize winners on the other side. Cows and heifers safe in calf to thecs great bulls and young unbred Scotch heifers with a whole life of usefulness before them.- EVERY ANIMAL ABSOLUTELY GUARANTSD A BREEDER. And every animal said to tie in calf will be guaranteed u> be In calf My cattle ere all breeders and 1 place upon this aale offering an unquali­ fied guarantee In every way. Catalogues are now ready and will be sent on application. . ' » A. CHRYSTAL, Msrshall, Mich. We handle the beet grades of coal on the market— Order from uh and you are sure to be satisfied. Phone 194 and wfe will give your order prompt attention... See ni before buying LEHIGH. NUT and EGG,, POCAHONTAS, CC.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. Edward McCoy of l^ake City is the ; ‘"g M. MATTHEWS ®L CO. near Bellevue. X guest of A. Myers and wife. McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. Geo. Jones of Hickory Corners Threshing machines can l»e seen most OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOdOOOOOOOO OQOOOOCKJOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXX) visited relatives here Saturday and 1 YANKEE SPRINGS. anywhere now. ............... . ———.....................—— Sunday. Miss May Johnson spent the past , James Potter and family are enter- j' Miss Glenna Traver returned to her WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS BANKRVPTCV NOTICE ‘ ‘ taining company from Grand Rapids. i home in Hastings after a weeks visit I SUMMER? If yon desire rest and re­ Xeek in Battle Creek visiting friends, j in tbe -Hurter court ot tbe Unit**! Stale* for Ui« I. N. HoMnrd nilTenxl >. i with'ter’<^wllTo«inide Crawley. wMtcrndlslsietof MH-Mkxh. *omhnn> Ulvl»- , ’ ~ • creation, why not try “ THE RIVER Ion. The thnwbing .naehium are heard , Wm | onee moral wheat » turning out well J |i Miss Mary Crites returned to her ST. LAWRENCE TRIP?” Folders hi ttw* Matter of / < 'omi*an;. Iu H inkruptcj-. home in Caledonia after a long visit descriptive of the Thousand Island.*, Dow Hug Ureanwry to the satisfaction of the .farmers. 'Bankrupt. The Gleaners of Barry Co. will hold w j t>, jjer brother Reuben (kites of this Rapids, Montreal, Quebec , Murray To the creditors of Daw Hup Crtsunrry l Oinpany | ~Art Gorham and wife of Htitland their first annual picnic at the fair pj,^ Bay, Tadou5.*r. the far famed Saguenay . dcilux laiKlne** at IhiwHiix in t:-.n I'ouuly vf I were on our street Sunday. j Barry, niid district storreaW. a -bankrupt. j grramd in Hwtting.nwt Frldny. xrer- I A R c„ndJ| of River, etc., oh application to any Notice K hereby fflrrn thhl <ki Ctw* 2l»t d ir of July, A. P. 1»C». tbe UowHuic • rramery < omW. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings, Mich aljfrom here will attend. • “ J ford visited at M. C. Merritt’s last Fri- railwayor steamboat Ticket Agent For pany km«uI» adjudlcaUM lxu.kr.Hit: and that the llr<t ineeUhg irf ||* creditor* will be held M illustrated guide, * ’ Niagara to the Sea ' ’ ! Bom. last Thureday to Jim Difabh- jay Who sells the L. &-M. Paint, the oHk-e ol the Judsr uf Proliant of Harty I send fl cents in postage stamps to H. Countyjn tbcclty of tiaoritix* la said County1 Wants you to make your home beau-1 and wife, a son. Vem Holcomb of Urbandale and Foster Chaffee, Western Paas. Agt., aud district, un the Uth day of August. .A. l>. ; tltul. it only lakMigalloM oil.. Aj Th, portumce at Yankee Spring, will; Toronto, or Thoa Henry. Traffic Mgr., 1-AKi. at Hi o'clock tn tbe forenoon, at which time : Um* said crMItoi* may attend, prove tlw'r I -TiSrZ ^lM.!,e'.l lie discontinued after Aug. >. re- . GlennlScbonard of Bedford called on Montreal. R. & 0. Navigation Co. I claim*, appoint a trticre, ctamine the tamkrnst -their cdtuin Mrs. J. W. Crawley last । and n anMcl *uch other PtudDOM as may prap-1 When you paint with the L. & M. you j port saya. 1 '-rly come Ix-forr Mild merHng. I Hkxby Bkhmm. J use the least 1 Guii lake ia thronged with pleasure Ed Traver is very sick with malarial Rrfeteein Bankruptcy painted, will not need painting again iJ Beakers. .[ fever. • I Kalamazoo, Mich., July »«b. IMS. I for 10 to 15 yeans. ,-x FOLEYSHONEWEAR �hast: / AAft A A A AC MVVl/ RvAI/w ' counties for the amount of reward due i them, for tbe amount of and class of FAPIF IN TOWN ba: . AUG1 3, 1! Correspondence. Sec wben >i°Tbe fou°win.<rai,rit^^1^1 buUt njp re. but there is no Delivery Sys- THE WORLD OWES EVERY MAN A LIVING NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mrs. Greenfield from near Nashville Contluned from pane oor. I ward attached to each description: J visjted friends, in this vicinity ImJ (a) For every mile of well graded 1 week. says the farmers are building mile* road on which the steepest, incline shall.! Mrs. Frank Chariton of Lalceviejr t and niiles of crashed ’stone Toads that «rt ezered .iv per rent mul th.- width I tar rfrtcr >Ir, <>u Carlton the | J will cost $8,000 per mile. • ' , of which shall not be less thin eighteen I Hrikt uf t^e week I 4 „„/ Senator. Earle strongly adVises that fret betwrt" .Ide ditebre. • and which .ludl be pn.|wrly drained, retd MV. » v|ri ./ (ilb , UI , WOT , lt H„„ll. Iret t crushed s|one roads lie built on all tbe -.......... - ------.............. o( (,|p main roads leading out................. from the city, w«un w.y or tmrel trad, nm l~ Mdrere Umt though mote ezpenmre th... nine tret wide made m two m„.„ ,„d vi.,jtinK rel,UvfK to build M 8r»t. they an- the chrepeM couture: the U.ttom conrre to be .4 an I w-rr,n T |ot 0, C|,artotIe w„ the •Good. We’re Interested, and bret In the: end. Hi* Vtopiau ireproved mixture of . lay a.ul Mr. Mnt Elraer Haynee dream is for the state to erect a peni- not less than five inches thick after : prMa Fur, we have trie liest line uf tentiary on one of the big iron-rock rolling, and Covered'.with a later of ‘ I islands of the Upper Peninsula, and | gravel which shall not I® lew than five.I - H“« Minnie Daj is . I take 1UW ot the strongest. able-Wied | inches.thick after rolling: Provided, wnt,nR; I SUIT CASES, TUVELUM BAGS prisohera'of the state np tfiere and s«‘t That both shoulders and metaled track Mm. John Marshall .and" Mra. Cai | aver rhowu in thi#- city. The low. them to crushing rock, in placeof their shall I® property crowned so an to shed Charlton are on the Isick list. prices will interest, you ks much labor .being sold out to- prison contrric- wirier quickly to the ’side ditches, shall Mr. Campbell lost a colt one day last as the high quality of the goods. tors atJW cents per day wuvu when ti it is merit, •• if approved by the State High- _‘ wren. week. .11 It ucvaiuv became frightened miu and ran ■ ■ pvt uay per day. ~ From ' way Commissioner, a reward from tbe into the thill of tbe buggy to which its j > worth Gl.aO or $2.00 ( . , .....1 th.. ..rnolio.l rock L- ।: state stnte of nf two hundred hn nil red fifty flftv dollars it mile j mother was hi»r'h<wl ' this northern island the crushed hitched. . could I® delivered to any place in , mid pro rats on extra miles and fruct- > while Chas. Fowler was currying his . Michigan. Hastings. Michigan at an extremely low price. । ions thereof in exce-ts of the first mile. jjOj^. Sunday morning it lieeame i Jefferson st, 1 door-south of P.O. And this iron rock so abundant ini (b) For every mile of well graded J frightened and kicked him. injuring' Northern Michigan makes Jhe finest j road on which the steepest incline him quite severely. Dr. Shilling was; roads of any material iu existence, lie- : shall not exceed six per cent, and the anj reported nci’bones brolten. ' ing much harder than.our field atonle, width uf which shall not L- lest* than ------------------ Z--------. . i or • 'hard-heads. ’ eighteen feet between the side ditches. NORTH IRVING. ’ We luve just M-ceived n Tbe Senator said that in’buihliag and which shall I® properly .(trained. ... social at J. Trego’s was u sueThe good and have ;o«>d roads roads there there were were three three things things he he and have a a tv.igon tV.igon way way or or travel travel track track I cess. vould like to impress upon the build- j not less than nine-feet wide, and which Roy Ctmlter and Miss Fish of Fenn­ | shall consist of npt less than eight in­ ville visited friends here last week. »-rs and that ist I ches of compacted gravel, which must . 1st—Get rid of the water. Mra. \V. Weaver and children of Pie Eaton X Hulbert Line made j lie applied iu nut less than two layers, 2dGet Rid of the Water. in Berkshire. ,They are l>esl in Hastings silent the past week at F. «d-GET RID OF THE WATER. : each layer to lie- rolled separately: | quality anil up ttj date in style. * Lancaster's. Provided. That lx>th snouiuera shoulders ana and . .... „ .. . z. . . . ... ;[ rroviueu, unit norn Prices run from 25 cents up. V.c trust that other townships will I| metaled track shall ,Im« properly , crown— ■Gillet • - brothers • -• The of*” Hastingscame We also have a line of othei . .. , . ! nictahsi track shidl Im-nroiM-rly crown. .. ................ —........................ get in line and hustle to make applica- • . . , • . , . <>nt tn their farni Inst Satnnlav paper from 10c to 50c a box^ .. . .. , . , . ed so as tu shed water quicklv to the , out to u,eir ,an“ ^aturaaj. ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. . . .. * ' We carry a huti of books sqch . tions fur miles of good roads in their; Mr. and Mrs. I. Wolfe and daughter I side ditches, shall merit, if approved towua Before the state win pay any j by the State Highway ConitnisMoner. Beatrice spent* a ■ jiart of List week reward the roads iiiust be built accord­ a reward frpm the State of five hun­ visiting the former’s Brother in J ing to specifications laid down by the BOOKS . dred dollars a mile and pro rata for Orangeville. state, and no grade can exceed li feet ; I extra miles and fractions thereof in ART, Roy Hutchinson and wife visited at. in J00. excels of the first mile. (ieu. Hutchinson’s Sunday. * REFERENCE, Secretary Schantx has made arrange. ■ . (c) For every mile of well graded Lighdiing struck a large pine tree menU to have Senator Earle speak at 1 DAINTY BOOKS. a । road on which tbe steepest incline in front of Ed Johnson’s house last the fair ground on? day during the ' and ; shall nut exceed six per cent, and the Friday night tearing it from tup to STRENGTH fair, and uo qne ‘should fail to bear <'onllttu?n from one. BOOKS. j width of wliich shall not lie less than bottom. him. He ran give you mure pointers I eighteen feet between side ditches, our line of .Carriages, Phaetons,-Surreys and. lluad Wagon-: ", alxiut Good Roads in five minutes than seeming disregard for financial obliga­ und which shall- be prujieriy drained, EAST WOODLAND. cannot be excelled. We handle goods made try the the ordinary man can get together in tions, was highly respected there He and have a wagon way or travel track ’Ve arc pleamal to report that Orpha a life time. It's his hobby—and he's was at one time a missionary^ tnhung nqt k-u- than nine feet Wide -made ih Lehman ia improving in health. riding it hard—for which the jieople of, Indians in Montana. The asMtciation two courses: the bottom course to he this state are to 1® thankful. In Phone 11: City Drug Store. Miss Gltuma Hager visited friends with-the alwrigiut'e*. had evidently not of crushed stone, which shall not ImHastings. Michigan twenty-five or fifty years the people uf in Nasliville part of lust week. * improved him. less . than four inches thick after 1 this state will have built a monument John Bulling is building a new Sinei- th? above, was written' we thorough rolling; ?ind a top course­ to his memory, no. matter whether he's, gmtn-ry on his home place. hiarn that’Clarke went home Munday. living or dead. Th-- monument, will i! consisting uf a layer ?f gravel which I shall riot be less than three inches The L. A. S. wilt meet at the home ne’ver^tcHing his wife that he intended Im- 'Good Roads.'' ! thick after itcing’ thoroughly rolled: . of Airs. Lena Jarvis on Thunday after- leaving towtu und she had no idea of •Following is a portion of tbe State . his „ going. ■ Provided. That loth shoulders and i»e- ««0WWe have them >’Ub cushion tire and without. These are : , Blw hiql . no knowledge - of When you have any repair wqrlt * Good Roads law ■' the leading vehicle mauufactuiers'it) America. When yor. niun.-y in Er.^r-'U. »'Hr Sec. Il of the law creating the State ‘i taled trade shall be properly crowned ■ .Mi» Onit« Slieldun q»at a f«w day, h'« "““'S to be done. 1 would like tv have ♦ buy <>ne uf tnese makes you get a good one: and one that is with friawfe iu Ulr O<l<-v« la.t Wt. it. " f ,h aUe«™l h.rpd clwek. aud wa. you favor me with th«; tforJT.-1 Highway Department reads follows: so as to sfaetl water quickly to side guaranteed to be right and is right, and it won’t cutt you ! deeply pained’to learn of the circumshall, merit if approved by the do anything itr-the line of repair- * • ‘ Whenever any to^hKhrp shall file no- ditches, any more that whaLyou wuuld have to par fur ait inferior * B. F. Carter and. M iss Ruby Carter inc ‘ ♦ article. . . Highway Commissioner a reward of Lake Odessa were guests of (). C. । stances. They have two children, and tic? with the State Highway Depart- State ** WATCHES. CLOCKS t the’family i-.well thought of. £rom the State of seven hundred fifty nient. through its township I loan 1. or Sheldon anil family bn .Sunday after­ and JEWELRY. In talking with an influent jal.citizen dollars a mile and pro rata for extra if under the township svstfem. the noon. milea and fravtioiU thereof in excess of 1 guarantee my work, so you will- ♦ of.Frcejiurt Munday, he express?,! th? Mim Edna and .Earl Trinkus of Ply­ opinion that Clark? wa- unlMJancrd run no < n trices, -.ml make i><> ♦ township coinun.viioner ur overseers of . be first mile. ' . highways, ur when any Comity Commistake -in favoring trie JEW. mouth. Mich., are guest* at the home PHONE NO. I. THE HARDWARE HEALERS HASTIM1S. AUCII id) For every mile of well graded mentally, ft would !»’ wrlcutue news F.LKY CLEANED and POL ♦ mistuonera in counties tinier’ the of their aunt Mrs. Millie Hagar of East to his friends and to all right-thinking ISHED FREE OF CHARGE. ♦ county ruad taw shall du likewise, no­ road on which tbe steejieat incline shall ■ Woodland. jieople if it should be found that he tifying the department that the town- not eqxeed six iter cent, ami the width ? ■MraC. Scofield who.wa* ill for sev- • wks nut rcspuivfibh* fur such misdeeds of which-shall not bti lees than eighteen jewtIekship"\or u>wn»hips acting conjointly on ’ -Vh * - St. John’s was ablb to as are charged again<t him. feet lietween aide diri-hi^. and which t'r“’l da J Itoundary line roqjls) that they hav,e THE BEST FOR THE MOSEY IS WRAPPED UP IN Fnun another winrer we learn that t> Ahull be properly drained, and have - return to her home in Woodland <>n made arrangements' tu improve a mile 44-t+4- Open Evenings. wagon way or travel track not less than* Thursday. ■JIvv. Clarke showed Cashier Kenyon or more of public.vvagon road by build­ Mi Mrs- Effie Wheeler, la-hman ar.d th? enveloi*- and Jletter add|>*v«ed tu ing a clay-gravel, a gravel, a stone nine feet wide made in two courses; BUDD CORNERS. children of Scutville. Masonteouniy. is him. Clarke, by the mythical Hetta gravel, a gravel stone. o.r a maciulam die bottom course to Im* made of gravel Frank Moon and sons Hurry and Ray visiting her mother Mriv Melvina, Hilton, and thiw leil Mr. Kenyan nut ami nut less than four inches thick road, and ask for an allotment of state "e have a tine line of Ladies Ready Made Wrapper*. They're sin. after thorough tilling: and a‘Hup Wheeler and other friend.* in Eiwt ' to have aiy. suspicriuns but that the of Battle Creek spent Sunday at Frank reward, and shall file with the depart­ coot and comfortable and we’ve put a price on them so that they sr« Woodlafid.. ' check was genuine' Thi* would show Coleman’s. . . ment u profile of the road to 1® im- course consisting of a layer of crushed cheaper than you can buy tbe material and make them. Also hav< . Miss Genevieve Jden spent Sunday pnived. midJout’by a romiete’nt sur­ stone, which shall not Im less than Ou Saturday morning lightning en- t^iat M”’ fr^ud had been very cleverly nice stock of Ladies .1 acketa and Summer Underclothing. Thq met. inches thick after being tered Mr. Frith’s house and after vir- : planned. The last t® -n of Clarke Moritiay in Battle Creek. veyor, and make application for out three , folks will find that our line of Shirts, l*kntx. < >v er al Is. and Snm’lner The hotel at Fine lake ia l>eing well line plans and general specifications; it •T*ro*W“1X gulled aud properly bonded ions pranks passed urit by tearing up «-*■* about an hour after he got the mon­ I liner wear can not be surpassed as far as quality and price is concerned I., th, duty uf the State Highway "'“h “ ’■ ‘*- a portion of thri kitchen floor without ______ _j *>. ’• It *" claimed tu was s»-en in (4 rand patronized. -and that’s what you’re interested in. That and »>«metOoaireihbre to'enter reel, *” „ .pplicntion ...pocauon rided. „Th . “l. loth „* , shoulders , „ ----------------------------------------'« «■-" Ra,>i<1 " ^a> “ »> Beldinjuring any of the caxiipants. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dotf expect to in the order that it is received, and to “,-d track l,r0 so splintered near ’"»<• Mich- on Saturday. . , - ,Per, . -v crowned ~ w several telephone pole* . start Wednesday for an extended visit in u>e oruer inat it js received, and to furnish the outline plans and general as to shed water quudtly to the ride I tho bouse. in tho northern pan of the state. . specifications asked for, and' provided d^tc^es- hhaU merit, if approved by Mr j John wbo wng GRANGE HALL CORNERS. BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Tlie old Pfander farni has . lieen there are funds in tho State Treamirv the H’Khway Commisajoner. a i bnrt two weeks ago is slowly Ray Ray Stevens Stevens of Licey visited a few bought by Battle Creek peqple an*d ex­ not yet allotted, appropriated for state ' reward from'the state of seven hundred recovering. • ‘ , days with relatives here and at Ban­ Phone No. 10. tended improvements are being made. reward for roads, he shall make the fifty d, dollars a “ mile and pro ex-I1 Th, ' fi-’id­ ’Uan '“ ,le “ ul 1>r ° rata for tr. mil« ud HMlon. thenMrf In Tbe U-m^rAne. leenr. on Snnd.,- bv field " “• I LMIVLL Ill 1 V II 11 roadft t Going Somewhere? TRUNKS, > W. H. Myers & Son, tern to bring it to his door. He’s got to go after it early and often, and elbow his wav through the crowd that gets there first. A crust is better than no bread, so a little saved is bet­ ter than nothing. Begin now., and increase when you are able. We Dab* Oatlt on Savings Deposits Interest pay ■ B* Vwlll Compounded Twice’ a Year. _ ______________________________ _ ■ _____ Hew Supply of Imported Box Paper. Hastings National Bank BIBLES, OF SCIENCE, FICTION, BOOKS NAS PREAUltR MiMK TOY­ POCKET IN 111 Q. A; HYNES SeT VsLeE FLINT WAGON WORKS C CLARKE, OF LANSING. t Repairing ♦ GOODYEAR BROS, t Geo. Newton. OUR LINE OF WRAPPERS. X- HORTON’S. -4.°:’ allotment, and when any township (or । BANFIELD CHURCH MOTES. Our pastor is attending ramp meet­ townships acting conjointly on bound­ ary line roads), or any county tor ing at Eaton Rapids. o.untie. KUw conjointly on bmretay Ladies met to clean th« church but line roads) have built a mile'or more it was decided to have another coat of of such road as is hereinafter deacrili- ; paint so did not finish. L ■ 7 rtrelwte. in^eewdby the St.te: L. A. Sl will meet at the parsonage Hixbw.y Commi»ionor b found to b. cess of the first mile ®8V* Marsh was elwjuent aud convinc- > ^,r- nIU* i,re- Merrill spent Sunday (e) For every mile of well graded,?* The thing to be regretted is that with friends around Lacey and Assyria., , . .. ' . .oad on which the steepest indineshall feW "roten" were P^nt. the larger j Sberm Zimmerman and family drove rMd ’rincl’ ,h' ,nd,Be not exceed six per At. and the width I pan of conKreK*t“’n being “only | out from Galesburg and spent a couple of which .ball not In. than tigbteen w,,nw". of <l.y» with lh«ir pan'nu. , . . ■ ., Messrs F. Wilkes and H. Burroughs “d “hlcb YERTY’S CORNERS. were over- east Sunday. ‘’b*11 '* ’,roI>OT1-v dr*1"’d- *"d h’"’ " -re-w-o ... ...... .a.. h Slr«. to her Caleb Risbridger and family were on Wednesday p. m. Aug. 2. i Picnic sup­ U|. to the reqnlred .Undred. he j “*t:On ,W. ?r thm> ninn tret wide of well eompretal. h°”“ '«« Monday. our Bireeis streets ouiioay Sunday ere ert route to visit verify the same to the Auditor General f per. . UUI . . . ,jenno “ j , Hastings i-. friends on tho east road. macadam not less than .six inches The league led by Nellie Bowman of the State, who shall draw a war­ thick, laid in not lew than two conrses, I visiting her parents Wash Helmer’s. Ai 'rsm » . . .. Floyd Budd of Battle Creek was rant upon the State Treasurer. |tayai>le whs well attended . Topic, Miwions. each to be proju.-rly bonded with sufli- i Mra. I* '* Mary DillunU-ck of Laton Rap- home with her people the* past week. Miss Ida Webster will lead next Sun­ to the proper authorities in such town­ is lintl <Kin ItiilM.rt nf flrun.l ship or county, or townships or ciant stone screenings and thoroughly ids and son Robert of Grand Rapids are day evening. Our club of ten will he entertained rolled • Provided: That both shoulders , visiting her sister Mrs. Thos. Rode? to-day (Monday) by Mrs. Wm. Clark. ' metalpd track sjmll 1® properly crown- j bangh. ed »<> as to shed, water quickly, to the Leon Barnum of Puntiac is spending Hastings Markets. side ditches, shall merit, if approved. his mid-summer vacation with his LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, SASH, AND OUR Martel, are corrected every 4 by the State Highway a>mmimiuner. I parents Mr. and Mra J. R. Barnum. i WELL KNOWN ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER W ednesday mornirig and can t»e — a reward from tins State of one thou- Leon has donned jiu-ket and blue | relied■ 1 upon as correct at tha: date. | and dollars u mile and pro rate for extrousers and by all appearances he is a ’ Corrected Weduesdav. Aug. 2 IVUT. ’ .CONTINUALLY ON THE MOVE. tra miles and fractions thereof in ex- very welcome guest during harvest . • I'RODUCE. I cew of tlie first mile. Have You Seen Our Wood, John Kahlor and family dr Woodland ! Hundaywl at Solomon Blocher’s. ' ,'or<,~ *—:n*' Brick and Fence Posts? SECOND PENNOCK REUNION J.F. Blacked Wife were at Wet VEG KTAHI.ES -ailtnau . JiW. ...... . FHUITS, ETC.. Odessa £over Sunday. Saturday they attendeh tho funeral of E. Bretz at MEATS. At Home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Pen­ that place. nock Friday August 25th. j. The second annual Pennock reunion J vi^° nnd Mbore and wife of Jack- j ; will occur Friday August 25. It wilL wn took Sunday dinner with their |l?u.,'”-al,lv,>~*“-ft’7*^’; Im- held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Royal Myara. Hheep^ac^Je. ,0 ,c selling Mar t Coal at Kock Bottom Prices: E. Pennock, just south of the city limOra Yerty and family who have been |..., .. Wt-LTRV. HIDES ANl> WOOL at tbe same time guaranteeing the quality of your coal. We its. and will I® a very enjoyable affair i spending several weeks al the home of | invite yon to ascertain if these statements are true. j without doubt. The first Pennock re- his father H. Yertr have returned to ! union waa-lu-ld at the same place lust ' their home at Carlton Center i ralt Hkinn-usLehigh Egg and Nut, Pocahontas, Maaailon Lump, I _ in relatives however « .. . ' I Taltrtw. *>i | __ year. All distant are 1 Massilon Nut, Hocking Valley. The Real Acme. ... ,, GRAIN, i urged to be present. There will be a -n. .cm. of b.wlne<»." th. 1 ”*•» ■" ; picnic dinner. ardent lover, “Is to marry the woman ln eoc »heii«!. yt !2J 0Te : ” . 1 " handpicked, per bu. I1.4fl. j All of the Latest Books at Mulhol^nieres Hurt something aometlilna in In that, that," ” resoondrrepond- ': wired, ntt; hardxiw. . land's Drug Store. . (AY AND STRAW. •d tbe old married man. “but tbe mala I No., PHONE 254. PHONE 254. point la to lore tbe woman yon mar- I x o- a Th ’ Get your berry boxes at DePue’s. ty.--Lonl»rllle CourlerJonnuL I The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. BAUER BROS., Proprietors. <’o Market There are some things a man can hide at this time of the year —but worn trousers is not one of them. Its cheaper to Buy a New Su than even to make the attempt. We have a complete up todafe stock, and the man or boy who wants to buy a nobby, dresev snit can find juut what he wants. A ’look m and a "try on" always settles file mat­ ter. In the Clothing World “Stein-Bloch" »“Clbthcraft ^Or l»*t We have them both. The aitierence between our clothes and others, i» what sells ours. Fine Line of Gent’s Furnishings. SEE OUR NEWPORT NEGLIGEE WATCH GUARDS at 50 CENTS. Chidester & Burton, . —— L«Mfc| CtatNari. —~ I �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 3. 1905. M. C. A FEW REASONS Why you should let us. fill your prescrip­ tions: We have 3 Pharmacists. We use only-the best Drugs and Chemicals. We charge you no larger prof­ it. on Prescriptions than on other merchandise. We fill them as the Dr. wishes. He would rather you would take them to us. No department of our Store receives as much attention as this department. 1 good prescription property filled, batfies- disease, Give 'Os’ a trial and let us con­ vince you. We call tor and deliver them. Excursion*. (JERSONAL MENTION.J Local News Forepuughw and Sells Bros, circua l Grand Rapids. Mich Aug 7th. 1905. Or. J. O. MeOnffln will be al hi. 1 *" 'J’!’,0”*'?,'’.” * s' '’7 : otfi« a. u.n.1 neat Sa.nrJay wi“b? *«vh*» an admission ticket tu the show. Date The trustees of the Methodist church Am|C ;th Hmit Anghth. have voted.to hnild a $2,500 paraonage. i : work nJ begin aoon. | Midi. State iioiin™. Camp Meeting The highway .-ommisaioner «f Irving Mid'. **.«•’’** tpwmhlpuk. (nr.bid. for bnilding . ! .F"r, ■ cement wall at tbe Irving village M ! »»tb<,nx<q. Dat« et S. .- noth-. another jwgv. 4al-T A“» •"h Hei , , ... . , . 1 turn hunt. Aug sth inclusive. ; taike Odessa s imirshal is. screwing! . , . • ., l-the lid In in that town. a tern in tbv v.Hage in mnch tatter cori F A,"g ft1 I dition than ever la-fore. .•aeUnm.n raw of one fan. for tbe , „ , , round trip will lie given tor this uocassrhe sdwretary of the fair wants to let I j0n - of•' wle » July - • — - -Bate, W and Bl Aug the dining hall privilege. A nplendid b j, y o G ? and H Limit fi.r return, ,....... „ opportunity for some live church or > uutji ;in] other-aotaely to make somegi^lbonret Kouim] „umm.-r Touriiu rates tu What ipg mi/ we do, we do do Ed Houvener went to Grand Rapids on Monday. I Harry Vincent, of Chicago. MjM*nf! Sunday with Will Finley. ' Charlie B.irdsali.uf Sheyboygan, Wis. ' is home for a w«*k,s visit. Watches We are fully prepared for the rush during the canning • season. Everything.new, fresh and clean. You can PHONE 30 • and find everything you might want and WE WILL DELIVER IT in • a hurry for you, H. & E. Granulated Sugar 17 lbs. for $1.00 Mason’s Fruit Jars, Pints, per dozen 55c Mason’s Fruit Jars, Quarts, per dozen 65c Mason’s Frnit Jars, Half GaL, per doz. 75c Jelly Tumblers with Tops, per dozen 13c Jar Rings, the Best, per dozen 5 and 10c Can Tops, Complete with Rings, per doz. 30c Parafine Wax; per pound, 20c . 'lA/hole Mixed Pickling Spices, per pkg. 10c ‘, and Clocks i ■-! alisorts ot Time Keepers only one rule covers the le the price must purchase yon lieskthat i« possible. Wateh Cases ih. Gold* 3inlu Killed and Silverine to j rou-ei an Elgin, Waltham. Humilton or our I elebrated Lnngine Movements. <ee these watches whether you want to b»<y or not. i' itch or Jewelry repairing done on •‘bort Notice to beet of satisfaction :it rnouvT^te charges. JOHN BESSMER, The Jeweler. Hastings, - CANNING SEASON J. («. Nagler. of Middierille, whs in tlw c,,’ „„ ,ralM^. ' 1 • . Chester Pryor and Claud Pierson ww Grnud H*Pld' rhitpr!‘ ing of hwt Week. Their many friends- 14. *1«. and IL return limit Aug. 2*.' invxten-.J rdiignitutations~ • * Sunday excursion to Grand RapidAccording to a. now law passed by the legislature, it will cost the man Aug Special train leaves Hastings, who hi reh a livery rig to go to one 8:W a.. mi, returning leav-a. Grand place and then goes to another without Rapids ilr’.tl»]>. m. Round trip rate ■'»" notifying the liveryman. .$25 and costs cents. Bi Kes atupbahy cabs checked or ten daks in jail. Imperial’ Paln<-> Dramatic Order One traveling tnan was mean enough Knighta utlKhurnssnii, Detroit. Mich., to say that whe:> he wanted' a real, Aug. I3-J8’ •<>•. One Lire plus uh cents quiet day he wonld*go "to Marshall, | for the round trip la authorized.; Date* hut did not fully appreciate the great | • qf sale Au>i I I und 15. return limit wave of reform which was eating inAug. I’.i. . ' tu the finances oC the Queen City. Til FOR Mrs. J. C. Barlier.and family return-■ ed Monday from Wall take. --------------------------------- Mrs. Frank Radford is very sick at • her borne onlE. Blair .treat. Bayview. Charlevoix. Harbor Springs. H- & Butler, the Lacey merchant, Saturday afternoon a game betweeil j Petoskey. Traverse City and all Michi- wa» in the city on business Monday. the Bookcase and W«xxlwork‘ing Co. gan resorts are now in effect and will1 Mrs. E. C. Rnm and daughter Mabel nines was to have taken place but rain । contintw throughout the 11 hummer, t___ L. 1 returned from Port Huron Tuesday. prevented. It in hoped to pull it off j Very cheap nites are given with a re­ Mrs. Jennie Thomjisun. of •Chicago, next Saturday. . ,jtnrn mm limit limit until until Oct. Oct. HL 81. is visiting her stater Mrs. Frank Kitield. Sunday was the (With birthday of J. , . - ■ Special round trip Sunday rates are Ben McMurray, of Grand Rapids, T. VaUSvcle. c' Johnstown. ~ ' of His , U(>p. jn effect, a of one fair for the visited home friends here over Sunday. children and relatives heli<ed* him to njrtnd (ri Mi charged. P^asengura • Mrs. C. S. and Miss Brown. of Grand celebrate the occasion, and presmited in i iicii starting. I*)int by.ipidnight Rapids... are vinting relative* in the him with a fine gold'watch. ^Kame datrt Tickets are good on all Lee Hayes was tried' liefore ce i passenger trainson this division if they Major Charlea Hatton and wife are Btahup Tuesday char violating A Michigan train for Michigan visiting relatives in Hillsdale and a city onlimuu Teh forbids hitch­ Hudson. ing cat.UiHli*the street for feeding pur- people, fa^t. comfortable and n invenient. Michigan Central *'Wolverine' Miss Emma Roe. of Grund Rapids, saves half a day going and coming and is spending the w-ek with Miss Emma Dr. -Spinney failed to catch th- train gives a whole day for business in New Wightman. Monday muniing which would bring York. Lwvea Hftstings‘at 11 a. in. 7 Mrs. Kate Houfatatter of Woodland him to this city in time for his regular Detroit 8$4O p. m., arrive Bntfalo 8:50 appointment. Consequently be had to p. in., arrives Grand Ont nd Station was the guest uf Mr. and Mrs. H. I’almatier Monday. drive over from l>ake Odemu. New York. 8:00. a. m. The' fastest Dr. J. G. McGuttiri .returned from Dr. Lowry whs called to fowlingtrain ____ _T_. ______ ___Try .... in ___ .1 America. it. , Monday, and with Dr. Gallagher off Methodic Assembly, Orion. Mich., ■ilia Madkinaw trip this week much im­ proved in health. ; that place perfohnt^l an operation on . Aug. 15-29 '05. ~ ’ Fur thioccasion, a Mm. Alice Goucher returned Mon­ Bert Stanton, of Baltimore. for appen­ rare of one fare pins 25 cvntjj for the dicitis. The ojierntion was successful. round trip will lie given. Dates of day from. Grandville where she vhite' her sist-r Mrs. Griswold. C. Osgood has rented the Lichty sale. Aug. 15. )’». 17. Retnm limit Will Votings, of Bellevue, visited his house in the 2d ward and in now a res­ Aug. 21. Hone 31. The Druggists, ident of the city. We are pleased to Seventh Day Adventist'WestMichigan father and mother. Mr.-and Mrs. H. O. v. v make W indow Shades all sizes to have such men as Mr. Osgood come to Youngs the first <>f the week. conferimre Mid camp meeting at Alle­ order, Mm. M. J. Bowe?- and daughter this city. Can’t [get too many of them. gan. Miphl. Aug. 17-28 ’of’-' For this Agents tor DeVue Paint A nine and three-quarter’* pound 1 <>cca»i»»« a rate of one and- one third Cnrrie {pent Sunday with relatives in Uuolta* Delivered l<aby arrived'at the home of Mr. 'and first class limited fare for th- round Nashville and Maple Grove. order)- filled the day received Mr-. Clnpd Slawnon Wednesday mom- ;riP authorized. Dates of sale. Angv Mis- Maud Ryan left Tuesday for Ffed L. 17249614 NEEDFULS Chhrles Lewis will return to Panes-a villc, O.. Saturday. . Mich. MODERN TREATMENTS Race Meetiug in. Cfratid Rapiita. No uo»<bt many of onr readers have Mich.. jAuu. H-ll. 'O.'.' Date* Jf -sale noticed as w- have how the cherry Aug. 8 andb«. retnm limit- Aug. 12. trees in this xicinity seem to Is*denud­ . For this occasion a rate of $1.1" for the ed of leave-. Syme prst is evidently round trip is authorized. doing thia mischief. We would be glad W..S. Rarroti Agt. to have ariy uf our readers tell n« what the trouble i-anil'what is the remedy for it.' ANNOUNCEMENTS J will be in Hastings on or about Sept. !5th to finish work.<leaning and The United Brethren church will repairing steam, hot water and hot air fnruace-, also chimneys. Am able , hold ita ruuming and evening service, to give first class local references |n re- ; in the Advent church while building the new church. Next Sunday morn­ gard to aljility. ing the subject Of the sermon will be. P. E. Enbbdy. “A testimonial • worth having." Grand Rapids. Young people’s meeting at •’>:»>. Eve­ Secretary Schantz reports most en­ ning service at. 7:30. Sunday school couraging-,. prospects for the coming after morning service. l<ee H. Pryor, fair. The merchants of the city and prosecuting attorney, will deliver the 1 connty have taken all the advertising address in the' evening. space in the premium book. Everyone Regular meeting Ha-tings Chapter seems to be on the alert to Iwm the O. E. S. next Tuesday evening. fair and its success Is already assured. Watch the jwpers for later announce­ ments. The Agricultural Society gave Mr. Geo. A. Lindgren a contract for ex­ terminating.the weeds and thistles on RHEUMATISM. OEFORMITIES. the fair ground track with his Weed eline. It is not poisonous to stock. It is doing n thorough job. Mr. Lindgren hid #11 Nervous, Blood, '»kiti ind Chronic Diseases.. wants agents for his preparation. Ad­ dress Hastings. Heath & Carveth keep BATHS OF ALL KINDS the preparation. \ntki-.--Young women for Trainis fpr Nurses. Address; Room* Telephone orders for Drugs prompt­ THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, ly filled at nulholland’s. No. 241. Jackson. Michigan for tlie enro of all chronic and surgical casts “Good Cheer*’ Shoe True to its Name, .Makes Life Cheerful. Every rkgiyian needs a'pair. Once' worn, always worn. Be­ comes a habit. . TBjf. A PAIR FOR |FOOT COMFORT. C. W. Clarke & Co., The Quality Shoe Store. Burr. Oklahoma, where she will -pend her vacation-with her father. Wil) Edwards, who has been visitiff^ home friends for a few day? returned to Manchester. Mich.. Monday. Mis- Eielyt*. Kopf and Miss Mina Bat-s 'returned Tu—day from Pent­ water where tli-y have ta-en. visiting Mr-. Ella Dakin' * and Miss Glenna Hulmes, of WnnpaCa. Wis., are visiting at II. A. Lathft»p's and other Barry Co. friends. Diplomacy. Mamma—I hope Willie didn't tell a fib when you found he had been nt the jam. Aunt Jane—Not at all! Wheu I discovered Hint somebody bad l»een at the jam lie looked at Fido and wild. "I didn't know, auntie, that dogs liked jam.’’—Boston 'transcript A Llniculat. ' "What bu he learned nt college?’ "Why. lie seems to have devoted him­ self to the study of modern languages. I’ve heard him talk baseball, football, golf, tennis, horse, polo and poker In the course of half on hour." WRIGHT • Word from J. T.i Lombard aunuhuces lie is having the time of his life at Mullet take, getting "so healthy he doefcnt kn»w what to do with himself. Mr. and Mrs. - A. M. Bostater .and children and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bostnter and family visited Mrs.. Harry Dexter, of Thornapple, SundayMrs. Cyntha Hart .-of Wayland, was the guest of her father and mother. Mr.^and Mrs. David Houfstatter4 and other friends from Thursday until Monday. Roth men and women when they de­ cide to •'wrap up" do so by Increasing the number of layers of clothing In front.over those on the hack of tho body. It is a groat mistake. The main "telephone exchange" of the nenes of the body lies Id the spinal cord, situ­ ated in the spinal canal, and ibis ex­ change has Immediate, complete . and Instantaneous connection with the ski:; of the whole of tlie back of the trunk und Is much more sensitive than that of the skin In Trout. It behoovei us. then*, to see that tlie 1 back Is covered, Tf not more than, at least as much ns, tlie front, between the shoulders. In meh the tfiln.back of the waistcoat ta “the undertaker's best friend." In women It Is the space between tbe top of tho corset and the center of the neck, more especially in that type of garment popularly known as the "pneumonia blouse.’’ —London Mali _____________________ ' ROS MONEY BACK STORE • PHONE No. 30 W. II. Schantz lyft Munday evening for th- -Sim>. when* he attended the semi-rentennis! of the hiiihling of the Sob canal. Bert‘Maynard. <tf Bhu Island. 111., who lots ta»rtn visiting his uncle A. D. Maynard in. this city, 'returned tp his home Wednesday.; Miss Alice Dickerson went to Grand Rapids Tuesday to tie the guest of Miss Hazel Clemen L A party of young Mrs. WilThere will lie a silver medal contest' l>eople, to be chaperoned by “ at tbe .Holmes church Tuesday evening liiun Clement, will go to Highland August 8, given by a class uf seven Park for two week*. Miss Dickerson girta. Good speaking good music and will lie one of the party. Many of our reailers will remembe** an enjoyable time are Assured. Tlie M. E. quarterly conference for , W. H. Whipple, who^onee rtn the Hastings circuit, will lie held- in Yeck- j roller^mill here. He and his daughter ley school housed Aug. 5 at 2:S0 p. tn.' • Mias Josie are now living in Lus At the same hour and place Aug. B the , Angeles. Cal., and find tho climate very beneficial to Mr. W’s health. Miss quarterly meeting will be held. Mm. J. Mead of Morgan will conduct W. is conducting a millinery establish­ the services at the Townsend hall Bun­ ment in that city. I/mis Michael ntul his nephew Clif­ day evening. Epworth league Siimtayy evening at ford Mirhni.4 are epxected in thiscity 0:80. Subject. "The first fruits fpr Thursday. As we have before explain­ God.." Leader, Mrs- Nora lloatM . ed Louis has lieen retained for another year at tbe Ames la.. University at an The Christian Science Society ser­ increased salary. Clifford will enter vices in G. A. H hall at 10:M Tqjnc. ■ the school next fall. Next year he will Soul. I join a surveying party which will work 1‘tixtmaster General Cortelyou.; Has through Coluraflo and New'Mexico. issued an order providing that here­ ------------------after service on all rural free delivery j routes shall lie suspended on New Years . dav. Washington’s birthday, Decbratitrti day. Fourth of July. Latair day, and Thanksgiving day. Chriatmps is the j only legal holiday on which.tlie catri- j ors will lie re<|uired to make deliveries i on their routes. We positively guarantee every article we sell: if it is not just • as represented just tell us and we will cheerfully REFUND YOUR Hastings, Mich MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE CLOTHING SALE I Before, taking inventory. and in order to dispose, of all seasonable merchandise, we announce a CLEARANCE SALE, which will last from Saturday, Aug. 5, to Saturday, Aug. 19, 14-DAYS-14 During thin tinie we will ruthlessly cut prices on all desirable goods to such a low figure, that we feel sure of quick sales. It is an unbroken rule with this store, that no goods are to be carried over from season to season. Iu order to accomplish this, we are pre­ pared to sacrifice all our reliable Summer stock. It is sqjdorii that Men and Young Men of this vicinity have the opportunity Of buy­ ing a hand-tailored, fashionable ’ -J KAUFMAN GARMENT at actual cost. We will oiler, for a limited time only, your choice of any of our $14. $15, J16.50and $18 single or double breasted sack suits $12.00 You can make your selection from all the nobbiest and most ex­ clusive fabrics. These garments are skillfully tailored throughout and are guaranteed in fit and wearing qualities by ourselves and the makers. . four Encl Flt-Yoor Most Becoming Stylo all Ready to pot on al $12. THE BIS CUT ON SHOES STILL CONTINUES. WE HIVE THE COOOS-WE'LL CUT THE PRICES-YOU DO THE REST. Summer Cereals Many people think there should never be a break­ fast without a cereal on the table. We can give you ho pleasing a variety that you need, never tire though you do eat a cereal 365 times a year. We have all kinds, as well as an almost endless variety of the crisp­ est, daintiest fancy baked goods you ever bad the pleas­ ure of tasting. RUD OIICTfiMCDC pre our best advertisers for onr UUH bUulUniLnd coffees, teas and tobaccos. Remember that we deliver to all parts of the city. We Sell Sanitary Braad. COOK THE GROCERS, - ■ & SENTZ, HASTINGS, rtlCH. - I’hoot 37. C. H. OSBORN. When you buy our. BREAD you cam taow that y°u ar® Dll tlie best of .................. materials, baked by aniexperienced baker and in the most scientific man• tier. Everything pure, clean, and wholesonw. if you want the best, ask your grocer for Barnaby’s Bread. When you are. hungry come to us for a . OUR ddfar ILAU 25 cents Everything is neat and clean. Lunch Room in connection and order cooking a specialty. Nice line of Cigars and Candies. Barnaby Bros., First door east of Banner Office. Phon- 123 Hastings, MM. �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 3. 1905. |j«Woodland Department 9 WOODLAND. Correctly Cut; Deftly Designed; Surely Sewed; Nicely Pressed When you ’come tu add to these rpiallties the Best of Quality, you have a si|it that you will be pleased with. That’s what ws are here for. We want to please you, and know that we musi, if you continue to remain uur cus turner. It's our aim \<> build up our trade that way—be c^use ills the right way. ’ BARN BURNED. During the hard rain and eltsctrical storm Friday night, John Landis’ barn was.struck by lightning and burned. MT. L. had $500.01) on the luirn but unfortunately he carried only $100.00 uf insurance on the cohtents of his barn. He had a large amount of con­ tents bnrfied, being able tu save only.u very little,. Among the articles burned was alwiut forty. tons of hay, a new binder, a new corn harvester, a new drill, a new buggy and- a very valu­ able dog. His loss will without -doubt be about $0011.00 over and above his insu rance. LAKE VIEW. Mr. anil »n<l --------—Mm -— D. F. Oo»r»<Jl Mr. and Mrs Zimmerman are the Mr. -nd Mnr Ao«m Huh of MlddMriU. ot^e H. Cogs- proud i«arentM of an 8 jjouihI toy. torn ville made . a *»« short «■>« visit at H. ! July 24. line easL Dr. Roberta CL E. Ruwlad- well's the find of the wuefc j The Mimes Hare1, and Jemie Smith or's elevator and Wm. Smith will hpre I HOLMES church. : entertained their cousin Ruth Joris. of phones put ;in. • | Mrs. JL .’P. Fuller entertained the i— —;------- • --------- ------. . --, -------------, Kalamazoo. Mn. Abljry CM, »d L.H following named, fr.end. Thumday-. , pomiM and family (went Monday to visit rela- ,|(ii Elu aniJ Klltb live, in Grand Rapid, and in the , ( Kir|wvln, x. y.. Mr. B. M. I ing un the uncut Canada thistles Fri- COAT$ GROVE. Tbe toiqion. Roe h» i»™ e«.od«1 from Xdlbbd her. on th. town WEST WOODLAND. Louisa Hauer is working for Mrs. Walter Barnum in Carlton. w ’ Chilly Livingston and Arloa Reigler of Freeport are spending the week with the latter’s bister Mrs. Fred Durkee. Henry Schaibly and family were guests uf A. J. Hunt in. Carlton Sun­ day. Will Reiglar anti Donald and Russel Smelker of Freeiort .Were gn-sts of Fred Durkee Sunday. Mrs. ’Wilcox of Ionia visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. 'Densmore last week. Northern -put of the .late, ,Ul)dj. Uekpurt. X. Y.. Mrx. Susie d‘* Tom Fitzpatrick of this place went - Mrs. Leri Chase I, at Irving -earing ■ uf Su,Dy Point, and Mrs Win­ to work with C. Youngs’ threshing ter her danihler Mn. Warren Kelaey. rrt. Handy. ot-Hastings. j machine Thursday. . ; Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey'"jnfatit child died ' ' 3 Mrs. May Townsend is entertaining ; i last Thursday. * Walter Bortater who has been Mtuytor Htepfathcr ” of» Wasinngtun. ... I). C. • OCT x™ '' *_ _ - -—- • ~ a £ew ' D. P. Spriigue and family-camped at Ho Ills rf'ceutlv »>een a visitor at the ln£ Wlth rr«*nk Charlton tor mouths, returned to his home i Unx hfe » r.™- day. ««*- Their J<lir „ p.^j, Or^on. •“ ”‘V‘ “ *-------- ' ** 1------ ---in Hasj son Ray and wife were with them. I ifr. ami Mn*. Geu. Fuller are visit- tin^* Thursday. Annin. GlUnpje .l-mt W week ; Miss Birdie, Johnson lias a cousin ’ jini n, tbe latter’, ,i,t<-r line J.iue. Wight .nd attending the camp meet- wlth b«’r »““t Mr», Kennedy <m tbe ' from Granjl Ledge visiting her. ..id at Baton Rapid, a few day, thi, j sut» «»*• j Miss Marie Wolfe uf Hastings who ; in, Claud Mead has his new hon»e near। was visiting friends here a few days W wtei-k. last week'returned home Monday. I Thi-ro will be an experience social at. *y completed. Oversmith’s Tkunwlay evening ‘Mundic Charlton returned home from Mr. and Mrs. Davenport of Wood- Ve ’ । Charlotte Sunday. land and sun Eugene and family, L. An_ IO, . j Boice and family, E. Hall and family, I . -fere will to a silver medal, contest Percy Reed of Quimby attended Lehigh Valley Railroad “The LineMutifur • buffalo to NEW YORK u..,l T.wu. r'li.i... nnrl F,*.-'..nr Qnn. 1.' Bessie Weaver has gone to Lake i and Jesse Chime and family spent Sun- Ht ihtiA-hurclj Tuesday evening Aug. 8. chureh at this place Sunday. - j WHl Kenfield of Battle Creek has Preaching at the school bouse was Odessa where she' has a position in the j d“v M 1 Mr. and Mrs Freeman of the State | bee^1 vigftjng his annt Mrs. Carrie i well attended (Sunday evening. telephone office. L. Fan! is getting ready to pnt Road visited nt James Townsend^ P(mo> lee n few <j MV * the past week. Mrs. Ida Durkee and Mrs. Lew Lydv several -rods of new cement walk, He DOWLING. Sunday. spent a few days at j and has the gravel drawn .and placed for a visited the latter’s daughter Mrs. Dale Mrs. James re\rn.*enud has Imen enl. x. . .. , pis. Lowry and Gallagher performed Quick in Bellevue over Sunday. Wi ... , . . via.. Wap lake tl»e guest of Mr. and Mrs., foundation. • • tertaitung a daughter from tork State. : an ojeratiun for appendicitis on Bert John A^hby of Cloverdale wisited J. Ed Dkirton. Mist Ena Terple went to Hastings on She returned home last week. Stanton Monday; he is at the home of Mrs. Emma A. Rowlev nnd c|itldren •. Munday to work in the Hasting Journal H. Dqrkee lasl Friday. Full line of HATS and B. F. Hamp has a daughter and her ■ of ijdnd Hill, Ohio, went to Hastings his brother Earle at thi> place. Bert Walter Barnum and family of Carl­ office. John says he knows where to is resting as well as could be exirected sun from Eaton Rapids visiting him GENT’S ton. Frank Dillenl<eek and family of Wednesday to visit her hualMtid's jutr- ■ get good help. i at t!)b» writing. and other relative*) in Castleton. ' ents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rowley. FURNISHINGS. Mrs. H. E. Hill is working in the Wumerville, visited at VTtn. Lee's Sun­ Mr. Huffman is entertaining his Richard Demand and wife and Miss day. Harry Earland of Chicago is th.Woodland News office for a time. She ' sister Mrs. Roljerts, also daughter Eunice Hall spent Sunday in Vermont­ gn«|t uf W. S. Barnum's people n Burt Pettingill has gone to Buchanan few i takes the place of Miss Teeple who has ville with, frienilk ’ „ Ethel, from Toledo. Ohio. day^ this week.' to visit his sister Mrs. Ida Huff and gone to Hastings. Five, through train, cA Floyd Wood of Marshall is at this Mrs, William Brook* spent a few Sheldon’ McArthur weht to Isatolla family for a few days. place Imrvesting his wheat. Hefcie Durkee was tty* guest uf her days last week with tor sister Mka. NORTHWEST CASTLETON. county to visit his brother last week, ..Dining fagg. d The Clothier, Kennedy who has little baby. cousin Jesse'Durkee near Hastings uvcr‘'■Dell ‘ Mrs Nellie Sarber and ton Clinton and expects to lie gone abou.t two Owen Townsend spent Saturday and Woodland, Mich. Sunday. ’ Mrs. John Marks and son from the of Argus. Ind.. are visiting her parents weeks. Connects at Bnr'.. Sunfiay with Nashville friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wise fur a few George Homan and wife of Flint ; StHte Road visited friends here Sun­ A goodly number took ih the excur­ wing the looks of weeks. Niagara Falls* uJi sjient last week with Fteed Baine and day. sion to Ottawa Beach last Sunday. hist ing them a coat nf lines from th* West. Mrs. Weaver. ■ Cash Warner and wify visited friends Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ormsbee enter­ Miss Emma Bizer has gone-to Grand paitl • tained . their {daughter and htudmnd | Elmer Rising and wife.lefl Tuesday in Hastings Satnrjday and Sunday. Rapids fur .a few weeks vacation. Ml and Mrs. .Judge Barnum enter- ■from west of Hastings, also Mr. and for an ^tended tour through the West- I • Levi Cotton an<l wife of West Ver­ Altort Long has sold his 1 house and I the L. T. L. lust Friday night Mrs. Flicicenstien of Kalamazoo i*st , era states. montville visited at Elins Bevier's Sun­ . taint lot on South Main street to Wililain whit i was well attended. Sunday Mrs. Ellis Lamb went to Grand Rap­ , dty; Mohler. M r. Mohler always has his eyes and Mix J. F. Black will soon General Agent, Ita^nge? L.-riru ids the first of the week to visit her . New wheat has been coming hen- to Jay Welmter and wife of Kalamazoo ■ open for a good investment. Sent. Buffalo. \. A . v: M tl.'tejfj. lie Httetings rt-sidenU. sister who is very low with cancer of the elevator -piiteilively. spent Sunday with his brother Frank. HRTS. Traveling Pa*, ! Wiliam Cramer fell last Monday eve-. Sa j; (iutchess and family Will the stomach. .Nellie Bryant is helping Mrs. Geo 1 nng anil was quite severely injured.; Thai s what our Ideal Cof­ CARLTON CENTER. B hki and wife went ’ fishing on Mrs. David Curtis and’-Mr-. Weaver Robinsun with iher house work. |1 His faw was qiiittf .badly bruised ami fee does, and it only coats visited at Waiter ’.fortUy's in Lake George Wofthton of Grand 'Raimis is Thoriutpplv hike Saturday. Stun came I lie has not fwll£ recovered ret. William Heniington went to Battle 20 Cents a Pound back: with a smile on his face, but visiting his wife at Mrs. Wright’s. Odessa Sunday. ■ Creek last Wednesday ami returned • Mrs. Mary <A. Rowlasler went to Will .•Mine back witli a soln'r fine. We If you are not satisfied Mr. and Mrs Begrow of Lake Odessa State of MM.JT-U. < Misses Anna Brown and Jessie Dur ­ with a new threshing machine. ’ I Carlton to vist relatives andfriends . after trying Jl your money Niiil-v. lx ■ wen- calling ujmii friepds in this vicin-, will be cheerfully refunded. | last Sunday. She expects to return to kee uf the. State Road vi-Jted at J. H. W! i|»- John' Mead was driving bis •ity Kunday. Durkee's las^Thursday. her home in Blanchard soon. HERE’S WHAT’S WANTED horn that drill n.-i- It i tiff from his torn fluor last Satursent tbrlr claim- ag;i;i. George Keeler from Kansas is visit­ A. J. Senter of Carlton,’ railed 911 his FOR SATURDAY J. M. Smith and family luivegoneto A. Bark tate >f ing hisxbrother Joseph Keeler. They day. ;>ne of the. h<>rM«s broke through. aud that all creditors < Mr. Smith's farm in Yankee Springs parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Senter last ~ It came out all right ’with A Citizen of Hastings Supplies the -cuired to iirewnt'Uu-lr pounds nj were intending,tu visit their only sister the fibor. Friday. <uurt. at tin- Froliate । for a week's vacation x Granula- XI the e|cc«q>tiun.uf a few scratches. Information. Mrs. Cook of Durand, when word tluga. tor examtDatkm . ted >u gar for Cash. •...............v ’1 Charlie Velte and wife of East Wood ­ Mrs. Roy Dillenbeck went to visit z-* L Wai I . • z . . . ,OT’' tbt» :i.> day was received of her death, and the) ■ Over half the complaints of mankind -ueb claims w'.i; i« her parents in northern Michigan last land visited at Will Hauer's Sunday. CASTLETON CENTER. originate with the kidneys. ¥?nd,’,Y fr,t left iiuinediatdy for her home. Don't forget that I deliver ! A alight toncl, <d backache HrM. < “ nSMjig Munday. She expects to make an ex­ Quarterly meeting was well attended The Pratt Republican-says that 8. B. NORTH WOODLAND. orders several miles out from Twinges and shooting pains in tbe tended visit Coats ■ Grove. Phone me Farmers are getting ov«ir the rush of Leavens arrived in Pratt. Kansas, at this place. loins follow. They must to chocked. when you want anything. Onr marshal ran in a drunken man haying and harvesting anil arc taking safely last Tuesday. I.idk; Stuckey of-Charlotte-is making ; thej- lead to graver complications. last Monday. . He found him lying be­ a breathing spell. The sufferer seeks relief. MMKTil.V Morris Bowler jr. who works in the a twe weeks visit with friends and relPiaster* are tried, and liniments for side the street. having fallen off his Itetaiilt bavlDx beeu ti A very severe electrical {storm visited Bo«ton Store. Chicago, is visiting ative at this place. ’ Remember' I pay the highest tbe back. bicycle. . ■ this vicinity last Friday night about 2 friends and relative So-called Kidney cures which do nut Mif t Josephine Raymond is working market price for your produce. Keiiter. dated the thlrt’ A gentleman by the name of ''Sail­ O'clock. A very beavj- rain followed: cure. . rrconb-zl the i»«i Tlie recent heavy’- rain did great goo<l at Hakting-. The Ing-looked-for result wemsunat* IJlw-i or” had a nwrry of BIO! . - time last Friday. It struck Geo. 'Jastifsr’s big nice tom tu the corn and lieans Imt slightly Flu ence Kenunl and brother who11 tainablv.. and <*u which ttw-f .He said he was celebrating his birth- filled with hay and grain burning it damaged oats and hay. have >een apendfag the ptwi few weeks, If vou suffer, do you want relief' M,ro day. He slept in the ’coop" and to tho ground and a large wheat sfack Follow the plan adopter! by this Has-' Ih* tolli COdTS QROVE The local hall team were again fih- hen* n-t unital to their home iu Battle iaeemed to enjoy himself. tings Vitixen. outside. It was pretty'wdll insured. able to play ball Satunlay owing futhe Creek QENEKSL STORE. A J. Newton. Grand struct. «s.: Sfut'; I James: M. Smith was in Big Rapids Hugh Myers and family’ of Clarks­ 'rain. The Rutland nine accompanied Mis । Lillian Delong has gone to Bat I Jiave had amw exjiertcnce with eootalnod to [feist Thursday on legal* business. Htf ville and Herb Calkins and family of Doan’s Kidney Pill*, procured at A.r by » at ptu by some Hastings talent* were on . hand 'iretnnied on Friday. Nashville were- visitors at the parental K. Mulholland's drug store- isuccesto ’ but.the ground was.so wet and injuring riioitAru <»i:dee Mist Hanoi Taylor uf Charlotte is to W. H. Goodyrtar) and it has Iw-en ; Mr. and Mrs. Len Wolrott of Free­ home of Mr. and "Mrs. C. Demary over rain called the game at the end of the State of Michigan, Count)- of Harrv. u. thdl certain pl*, I s’ exceedingly satisfactory, in fact jnst visitii g her mint Mrs. Cal Irlund, At a somIoii of the Probate uo<irt for tbe port visited relatives in Woodland last Sunday. tbe t<ncn»hii> of second inning. Knowles and Nichols County of Harry, holdeu at ih« rtobate office John flhrvey and sister Jennie visit­ as satisfactory km anything pu&dblv Htslcof Mk-hlxai., . tn the city of HiuUnx*'. In -aid County on Bunday. Let Rush and wife Sunduyed at J. were the local Isattery. Next Friday , could be, fur they cured me uf a dull tbe south lull:, of He­ Thursday, the I3tli day of .hilj. In tbe year ed At Jiil" 'Linst-a's Sunday. aching pain in the small of mv tock lion taiuitor JMtW’ti, and -,l , Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shray-uf Wood­ Kick’s in Carlton. one thousand nine-hundred and fve. the team will meet the Dowilng team north luUL of tbe i>orth«>i. Present CtuiK. M. Mack.-Iiiilge of Probate. that had annoyed me for years.* 1 am number >tnd Mrs. Chas. Offley and t»cnty-t«o. all in W. Gavitt and family spent a part of at the fair ground, on the occasion ^of In the matter of the estate of Albin* E. land visited relatives in Grand Lodga north of ransr- i.iuniter i K'd • rvoo®“en'<1 lean's Burd deceased. spent Sunday nt Edwin Mead's. last Saturday and Sunday. last week with tto former's sister Mrs. the Gleaners picnic and on Saturday <>n teadins and iBIuk th* petition duly vertfled of Walter If. Burd, sen of %ald deceased, Fur sale by all dealers. Price 3o Mr. ami Mrs. L. Parrot visited North Elery Purdnn in Odessa. will play at home again, with the pin-, praying that an Order or Decree may-N- m«de WELCOME CORNERS. cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. by this court determining ’’ho are or were tile Woodland friends last Sunday. J. Spencer and wife sq>ent Saturday hooks from Bowne% : Y., sole agents tor the United States. lawful heirs of saW deceased aud entitled to Hay ng and harvest ing is nearly over. kuy Cramer wiw quite sick on Fri­ Inherit her estate. M isscs Stella Parrot and Maude Bates and Sunday near Portland at tlie home „ | Rememstor the name-Doan s-and Attorney for NurUr-v. Tliereupon It Is ordered that Friday, tbe The W. C. M. C. v™ will meet at «the take 1,0 other. day and Saturday uf last week. Dated HarttagA'Mldu. .’•■« ttth day of aukum. A. D.. 1805. at ten o'clock are attending camp meeting at Eaton of the former's brother Z. Spencer. In tbe forenoon, te- assigned for the heurtnr of Rapids this week. Frank Allerding has a new boree. i Mrs. H. B. Gammon is expected home < f Miss Clara Richards Aug. 11. j «a)d petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased and uh other jwrsons interested in Last Satunlay our Ijase ball team home the last of the week. Mrs. Frank Caasiady who has been Harry Teal of Milwaukee formerly •aid* estate, are required to appear at a sveslou gaining slowly. of said Court, thru to be boiden at the probate played with Saranac at Lake Odessa. of Hastings is visiting at his father­ office, in the city of Hastings, in said county, | Atotit thirty friend* of Orlie Faurey EAST CARLTON. and show cause if any there tie. why the prayer The day was very rainy and the crowd in-law's and other friends at this! of the jietHtonrr may not be granted. And It was rather slim but the toys succeeded place. . MisR Bessie Friend who haa lieen K “ tber, d «t his home last Wednesday is further ordeued. that said petitioner give DOtiee to the persons interested In said estate in playing tbe game wliich'ended in a Is it true you want to look old? Then keep your gray h&’c- if nots_Jit in Sunfield and- — West Sebewa evenin r to remind him of his twentyWinslow Annalile of Sebewa spent i visiting of the tJendcncy of said petition And the hearing score of 4 to 2 in favor of Saranac. first bii *thdny, thereof by causing a copy of this order to be A numlier from here returned to her home last Friday. then use Hall’s Hair Renewer, and have all the dark, rich color Sunday at J. Spencer's. ' published la the. HASTtNuH HAKxaaanewaexpect Lewis Clum haa a very ’ sick cow. _O£ early life restored to your hair. •’ * to attend the Gleaners picnic paper printed and circulated in said County of Harry £hade and Lqln Wess from Huckle-berries are’reported very plen­ Barry, cnee 1n each week for three suooentve Benjamin Taylor uf Saranac visited tiful this year, a good many are hustl­ Sunfield called on Bessie Friend Snn- which will to held in.Hastings Friday. ---- --------- - ------- -*---- >t ht-aring. JHAtj. M.Mack, day. . relatives in North Woodland last Sun- ing after them in this vicinity. Mr. und Mrs. Fischer spent Sundav Probate Itetfster. Judge of Probate. lA true copy). DOLLAR A YEAR. < ay. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wickham with tlje latter’s brother in Baltimore. THE HASTINGS NORTHWEST CARLTON. Mary Spencer spent last week with ; visited the latter's parents J. Friend HBOHATE OKDER. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gorham spent ' Bn<l wife Sunday. j relatives in Bowne. Blate of .Michigan. County or Harry, m. SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. Al a stKslon of the ProluUe Court for »p K . K ■ • H. K Sunday in Yeckley their former home. JJr. and Mix Otis Laudon and County of Barry, holden at the Probate offlee I Orpha Lehman is still improving. in tbe tut*nAcity of ii^'unirt. oi Ila«UiiKs. in taw said county। eouutjri on • I >T. Katherman and family of Lake COBB'S CORNERS. Lightning struck J. Sutton s torn in , daughter Mina. alv» Mrs. Arista Flemi W ...1 .. tbA I.-.,..* I..,.. .. ___ W.«dnc«fay tbn ■AUii-dar of July la tbe year; . Hastings on Friday night and did con- i-»-■» the S. Adventirt rteet-1' ,Mra*John Sa,n of «rand Rapid. cen tbouswd Hint-hunt)red und live. ____ ___spent ____ _______ _ . at .. Bordamon . ing. attended Odessa Sunday PrwH-nt. Chas. M. .’Mtaek. Judge of Frobato. I ' siderable damage, but fortunately did ing in Lowell last Sabbath. • visited tor brother John Trego Sunday. ,J° .1^?— deccaw-d. of«f Jan”-' I K W. Jotiuson not act it afire. Met Crawford and dnu^bter Ida visis ^r8, Trego and non Fred spent Ou readlisc mid filing the petition duty vert- ■ Miss Edna and Earl Trinkaus of «Z METHOD THEATMEM win cure you. *u.i m.. ... rx , , .. ....... ......... uniiuuivrjuavJHIfled, of Jennie Waters. the mot tier ol said de­ Plymouth are spending a few weeks Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Barnum and tedJMn-. Mariah Strickland Sunday Saturday and Sunday with the former's ceased. praying that an order ur decree may be lildren spent snent Sunday Snndav with W. W Savaa,ivU. .. made by this court detcnninlug who are or were With their consia Forest Hager. children Mm. ....................... Will AllcrUing vi.ltud her n.'r- . b??“r J"”“ U*lh<’"’ K theJawml liHrapf said drerased and entitled to inherit bis estate-. Mrs. Archie Holden spent last week cool. ... Mix ..Gene ~ 1OO latMm. Flora Gama and daughjer who enta Mr. and Cain the ■njen-upou It Is ordered, that Friday the 2Sth Mr. and Mrs. Clay Bogers of Has- i day of August a. I), tarn at io o'clock Intne with friends near Mulliken. forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at taw of said deceas­ I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koons and grand­ .. ’ . ed and all other persons inter-sled In Mid estate daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and and children of Freeport spent Sunday I be MN-ta! at John Tregu's Saturday at their cottage on Middle lake I, frank Wood n,ul visited the I are required to appear at a session of said THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS * Court, then to t>e boHteti Kt the Probate office. ^Itx^J. E. Lehman. Mr .nJv« nc i . hitter's parents Mr. and Mrs. William ; night Was well attended in spite of the In the City of Hastings, in said County and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Savacoq! and sons • Barry '“mm . rain. Proceeds $7.00. . show cause If any there be. why the prayer of ; Mrs. CHnt Lehman and daughters of the petltlonrr may not be granted. And It, is spent Sunday with tho latter's grand, ,, ... Horde liter a former Jrvuig boy further ordered Must said petitioner give notice Heottville are visiting Southeast Wood­ mother in East Carlton. Mr8* AU|® t'heeney went to i js to tbe persons Interested in said estate, of tbe land friends. relatives and friends in this pendency of said pellllan and the hrartug Ml» A. Shively of Hutinge qmt'a Sn"d">' to '■•H hi, niece vicioitv thereof by causlui a copy of this order to be Glenna Hager spent last week with published tu tbe Hastings Baknkh a news­ tew day, lut week with her uncle „ • paper printed and clrcutated imsald County of relatives io Nashville. Amo, Fa.uey «,-.d „jfe. Roy Bkil h», hired ont to Geo v , Bunday Barry, once tn each week for (hree successive weeks previous to said dayqf hearing. Mm Am« ■ Shively spent’Friday with * *?ow>1Men --------- ■ d go■jrith the thrreher for Mr M v .2* W1 “ !ton4*J ,ro°' • Daisy Warner spent last week with tn tb« B-. »rnlar.- poor »pp« CkAaTM.MAca. ti. u , uf Fennville. Ira. Nellie Shively of Carlton (inter. ** • “ **' 1 1 U Meecham. w<re ahtky. eyes blurpM. her sister Mrs. Forrest Hager. Mrs. Nellie Shively of Carlton Center. Ella C. Hkcox. I in romotnbram-o of Maurice Coulter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hickur visited Probate ItecUter. Ten thousand demons gnawing awav (A tru* copy) MARTIN CORNERS. ----------------.... ,.nu w.ni relatives in Sunfield Sunday. at one's vitals couldn't be much worse phyiiclan». wore an etec-.n Mr. and M, F. Barry ^e„t Sunday ,, ’Y*,L,NUT ®TREETMrs. Forest Hager accompanied by than the tortures of itching piles. ¥et in Hasting, at Ed Burton's. ?* 'lr* U>«ner Mrmer and is g cure. Doan's Ointment ... —«.«»ouc*a to consult Dn. Kennedy & K«r»*-i Miss Edna Trinkas were gnests of there never fails. T-caUriUt* doctor*. Like • drowning n*.»n 1 commenced thr N rrcatnirnt >na It ____ _ .. .. _ Mr. and Mrs. A. Warner. PHILADELPHIA ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS J. N. COVERT, ^PLEASES (the {palate SPECIAL HENRY RflQLrt HALES Hair Renewer BANNER ONE A -. . M™k‘,Xr^Js„X0 Nervous Debility K ?< K K & K K < LADIES LINEN COLLARS 1 have a niee line of Ladies’ Linen Collars, and am selling them toT PPntQ but they're worth only UOIliuj more. Try our China and Japan Tea at 3S and 50c. LEE HING,SSX. A boon to travelers. Dr. Foster's Extract of Wild Strawberry. Cures dysentery, diarrhoea, seasickness, CASTORIA last week. I Jin Kind You Have Always Bough’ foimnoNEr«qAR 1 liter cAU4rr«/ «*» Jg« \< ‘ For Infants and Children. or ohi°- ■ r “t0”' ™ L^ndat AnXdT i weeks, left for their home Saturday. — - ......... a.y.,, av r*t, nr?SL.cur* VARICOCKLE. BTRICtlTRU. NERVOt’S D ^AFES D1SEAB®S' URINARY COMPLAINTS, K1DNKY AND BLADb.^CMXS«VTtT!0N-rREW- BOOKS FREE. If uaabta to call <-” juttiioa Blank far Hom* Traaitnuit. DrsKENNEDY&KERGAN K I4S SHKLBY STREIT, DETROIT, MICH �9 HASTINGS BANKER. AUGUST 8. 1905. SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT 7 he focal News in Orangeville, Hope, Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. 4 IT’S TO YOUR DELTON. PRAIRIEVILLE. BALL GAME. FIELD DAY SPORTS. , . . Pra.rieTille win h»vr Field D«j Friday Aug. L A big d.y >» Uing |.l»n-1 n«l. With glim™, ra.-.-. ho. Bail g.nft : brtwwn Drltou and Hickory Corner. ■ al l :S0 p. m. und Prairirrillo Md Dowling at 4 p. m. Prairieville Cor­ | net Band will furnish music. Last Monday afternoon a very inter­ esting game of ball wasnlayedlietween the KalamazooX. M. CVA . and the home team. The home -boys were a little discouraged on account of the old C twirler" Morgan Norwood, unable to play talng out of town, but James Sherlow, although not having' played bat one game this year, was put in the Ixj*. and he sent the balls .through so fast that they Iqoked like peas to some of the Y. M. C. A boy*, and only giving one man a base on balls. Faulkner made some good hit* and did some good base running; the "rooters' claimed that hjs base run­ ning was due to an old straw hat that has celebrated the fourth of July at least five times, that Faulkner always carried in hi* hand while running. The rest, of the lx>v* placed equally well ' ’ • ' । PROFIT if you live •within reach of Cloverdale, it will pay you to call and ms a nice sto:k of • DRT GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES 1 and in fai t everything to be found 1 in an up-to-date general line. U’e ‘ ar- proud of.our Mock, but proud* ’. er snlFuf ottr pricee. r The Low Prices We Quote Is The Magnet That Draws Trade To Our Store. ARTHUR PATTON . SMITH-POLLEY, Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, occurred tho marriage of their daughter, Mary to Wilbur Polley, of Union City, Mich. The ceremony was performed at 8 o'clock by Rev. Thos. Young ih the prest-nev of the family and Mrs. Ritchie, grandmother zrf the. bride. Mr. and Mrs. Polley will go to Union City where they will make their home. Both bride and groom have, many friends who wish them happiness and pnaqierity. . . \ The Y. M. C. A. boys are a jolly lot of;fellow.* and they jihiyed good ball. i Mrs, Geo,. Nelson is visiting friends in South Haven. ' • Sente 4 to 3 in favor.of Delton. ! Mr. and Mrs. VanFrankj-n of Prn hRend Faulkner’s udv and it wiil ardville were the guest* of the latter’* . , | parents Sunday. Mr*. Atal Craven and-Mrs. Thoma-* ] Mr nnd Mrs. John Brandstetter are \ left Wednesday for the north when*, entertaining Mrs. Cha*. Polley of Of- THE CLOVERDALE STORE. V thfy will spend the summer wKh the ’ «*-,Ro( j former's son. = Speaking About lath. Shingles. Builders' Sapplfes IT WILL PAY YOU to COME TO DELTON and Mr*. Mr*, M. Manning'and Muro, of Climax, will camp at Wall ; lake for two weeks.' I Mrs. Loomis is on the, sick list. I 'Mis Queen Blackman was in Has­ j ting* last Wednesday. . I Mrs. Mann of Bifttle Creek visitedMrs. K. S. Harter la*t Tuesday COME ANO SEE ME. W. H. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams. Mrs. O . Barrett and Mrs.! Horace Pennock 'spent Saturday with-Mr. and Mrs. Q, Michigan. , Tulles of Hickory Cornres. Mrs. Art Gunsenh<ju*er is on the sick list. We appreciate that to DELTON CHURCH NQTES. win ySnwurpde vye must Rev. G. T. Fisher and wife left Mon­ day for Eaton Rapids on .their way to the Bell Oak camp meeting, where they are to assist in a ten days meeting be­ ginning Aug. IL There will be no preaching at any of the charge* un the Delton and Clover­ dale charge during the absentee of the pastor. The Sunday school and Ep­ worth league will hold their regular meetings as usual. The Young People’s Song and Praise service will be held at Delton as usual. t sell you nothing but WELL MADE RELIABLE CLOTHING *o when you buy of us, you get something ‘core than just "good ■'lothes.” You get our. ■ guarantee as' to:! t.make up and general wearing qualities. L. L: Loveland & Son. The Clothiers, Mkh. I » YOUR TRADE I WANTEDU Are-you one of the many patrons of the DELTON ROLLER MILLS? Mfe would be pleased to have yoa give us a trial order. The hijA-grade roller flour made by us is giving splendid satisfac-j tion wherever used. _ ' * > 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 CUSTOrt WORK A SPECIALTY. DELTON ROLLER MILLS, DELTON, MKHWAM. ____ -___ . NORTH HOPE. The buckle-tarry marsh seem* to 14 e a very pojnilar ’place, judging by tbe numbeK of people who gv hurryinL* there with their jiails null baskets. •Thta. Pranshka ' ha* again startril out with bi* threshing innrhine and gang of thresher boy*. Those who have threshed say .that wheat doesn’t turn- out ns it gave promise of doing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce of Has­ tings visited their daughter Mr*. Mc­ Callum, last week. Charles Anders and his sister R|*fHattie Bliss went to Chicago last wedk to visit relatives and friends^there. , John Rranshka had the misfortune to lose one of hi* work horses last Week! 4 4 Bean tbe Women love a clear, healthy Com­ plexion. Burdock Blood Bitter* makes pure Hood. O :ALDRICH BROS Mis* Addie Wilkinson of Cloverdale visited at Andrew C&jpenter’i* la^t LACEY. The W. .C. T. U. wjl! meet yith TheW..U. Frank Hallock mid wife entertained Mrs. Ann’Gruyhum on the afternoon of I Eli Hallock und family of Doster Sta| Aug. 9. Subject: I-aJy Henry Soinen-st. President of the World's W. C. (ion Sunday. T . V. EveryIxsly welcome Ed Youngs of Kalamazoo luu Stanley Warren and -wife are visiting visiting nt Peter M<s»1mt’k at Gun lake for a. few day*. Hiram Payne and’ wife of iliiiii* John Norris has Ix-en on the sick Corners spent last Sunday with tlur list for a day or so. . former’s parents. . . Some of 'our young people spent Sunday at Gull lake. EAST ORANGEVILLE. Born, to Arthur‘Johncox and wife July 24. s lb’-* pound girl. Art says "he thinks half a dozen girls is jnff ataht right." Mother and bata are doing nicely. . Mr. and Mrs. JohnjZLewis and grand­ daughter Ethel Lewis started for Ohio Monday morning to visit the former's sdu Joiyi. Those who attended the dance at Harry Jones was on onr street* Mon­ Acker’s Poirft report a goud time, bnt day. found it rather damp wming ’hunie ' Miss Olive Johnson is working for A. Saturday morning. F. Johncox. Owing to the rainy weather ->ine are still working al their bay. A wheelman’s tool bug isn’t comMrs. C. Anders haa moved into her gete without'a tattle of Dr. Thomus* new house. electric Oil. Heals cuts, bniim^ John Anders of Cloverdale, wa* seen stings, sprains!. Monarch over pain. । on our street one day lost week. Haying and harvesting being nearly -Mrs. Martha Hine of .Cloverdale finished the fanners in this, vicinity- visited her mother Mrs. C. Anders are rejoicing. la*i Friday. Mr. and Mrs- Luther Brown have NORTH JOHNSTOWN. gone to Gull lake to stay during camp meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Hinds and The fanners have their wheat nil A'aron Bunnell of Hind** Corners ac­ harvested but rather .rainy weather for companied them. . oat harvest. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Merrill visited at Maggie Kahler and daughter Edna are viationg relatives in Ionia. Geo. Miller’s on Sunday. Archie Newton spent Sunday witli Mrs. Chauncey Wilkes visited her Miss Alary Robinson of Hastings. son Frank last week. Mif» Edna Belson i* working for Earle Rogers of Bunfield was seen on Mrs.XJeo. Lee hud Mis* Kate Cortour streets Sunday. . Frank Newton and family and Mil­ right is (vorktng for Mrs. Altart Lee. ton Nobles and family- went to Battle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes visit­ Creek Saturday on business. ed in Galesburg last week. ■ Altart Hampton is improving finely. Melvin Beach is preparing tobiiilda new house.. . HOPE CENTER. Bert Taylor commenced work un the Ciiftord Wilkinson spent Saturday dredge last week. and Sunday at Hastings tho guesT of George Corey is working for Gill John Doster and family. Fleming helping in haying. Mn*. Mrs. E. B. Oates son Walter and Vernie Norman i* working for Mik ’ daughter Matal spent Saturday and Fleming. Sunday with her parents of Hastings. Mite Wildia VanSyckle* is working for C. F. Moreau and wife of Climax Mrs. Cha*. Jensen. Ben CoT'is on the sick list. and M. M. Manning and wife of Del­ ton sj<ent Sunday at Wall lake. Lucas Case sold.a fine lot qf cattle to One day last week (G. T. Wllkineun Jjettl.. Crrek parties. Mr. find and Mrx. Mrs. Alta Albert Lee entertained rn-.-i .two _ _ -...I. Mr killed rattle ■H.ikrat snakes havitllf having five' fivefriends from Kalamo over Sunday. rattles each. ____________ __ Mr. and Mrs. T. J. VanSyckle were Read Faulkner’s adv. it will pay in^Battlo Creek on business one day yon. ___________________ last week Delton State Bank! CLUBBING RATES NORTHEAST BARRY. V. e know our goods will ph-xseyuu--because they pleise us; (live us a ■| calh Dell i in and Prairieville, Mi« Myxtle Smith is rMtingfrtetjds daughter Myrtle, and Mr. und Mrs. C. ! *” Quincy. Mich. yu; • .- ,1 • interior grade. I Battle Creek. Monday. ; Mr*. Lena Doyle returned to her I home in Kalamazoo Sunday Ur^ FtM N,„wl „ Snt„r,Uv in !lou„r .,f Jlnl d^i, of Kalain»r.«. Those present were Q|!esI dame*Cairns,*Doyle. Loveland and J. G. Hughes. I Sirs • <’!>«.. Judin ot Hickory Cbr iers I WM |ne gnw tlI ______ was the Rumt Mr. and Mrs. I'lAiik . ||U|[,„, s„lld„, Mrs. Nellie VanTvne *|»rnt a few days ’ iUld Mr> V<»nuK ;,rr iu Middleville last week visiting rela- c:unP meeting at Eatunl Rapid* th;* time, inspect my. stock ai • . . my prices. If you are g 4 to build you want good '• itqi . ■. and everybody knows, or ' sh< bid know, that tin re is a vast [.difference iu lumber. I handle -Hid wont charge you |*iihy :: tbah others will charge Ofelton. Jerry Sproul of ea0 of Delton' ha* | traded hi* farm for the meat market j belonging to the Lnutaugh Bro*. an<l ■ will conduct tbe «. in tbe near fuiur.. UnUngb Bn«. will try farm- j>r_ Mctaay and. J. C. Cairns were at Last Saturday .night Elgin Burton i had the misfortune to break hii left ; arm ataut half way between tbe (hand un(| eltaw. and had two bonwvbroken ! in bi. right bund. I’p to tbe pnwent I Mr. Barton is getting a long verv nice-| . . . o.i i I iMichael Dosu-r is expected himn? ; I.'. Mr. Barton ha* a tartar working . , ; - . , • .. , ; from Germany this work.r ■ in hi* place until he is able to work j J ■ again. • j ^rFred Hnghc* of Ki.la.. ... v. . D ,, , - , । mazoo are visitng the former’s pardnt* Mr. aud Mm. Fred Bal! of north of Prairieville visited At Will I Maine* : nrt ’ • Snndav. I Mis* Ruth Young returned Satun uy ,, ’ ... a ... . ... , i from’a visit with her brother*. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Hickory Curners spent Sunday with their daughter . ^rM- a1m} >k>mmervillu wtsro Mrs. Bert Pennock. . {guests at A. Chase’s of Milo Sunday Lumber. at'L । CLOVERDALE. G’s brother A. E. Phillip* and family Mfr. Ed Pennels visited her sister in one day last week. Dan Beciitel^who has been quite sick Kalamazoo lust Saturday and Sunday. Dr. CL ;B. Fritch assisted Dr. Lowry is some better at this writing. A nnmtar from this place attended in setting the broken limit of.Mr. Stem We Per cent on who met with the accident at this the ice cream social at Shultz Satur­ place last x*et‘k. day night. Pay Deposits. Mr. and Mrs. ’ ■'rank Smith visited Mrs- Louisa Pierce of Delton is visit­ * Mrs. Andrew Smith and two of her ing her sister Mrs. Ira D. Brooks. \ We loan money on .Real Estate P Mrs. S’s parents Sunday-. Wo? Mrs. Hinds is visitThg her lister Mrs. ’S or good Bankable Paper. children Bernie und Clurance, »i*nt The Earnest Workers will sell ice (loan onr mouey at home, and doL Brown of East Barry. . one'day last week in Coats. Grove the cream at Arthur Patton's next Satur­ j business with people we know f guests of J. Lewis'and ' family. S are all right. ' We do a safe, con- / day evening. PODUNK. \ servative business and have t Mixs Alice Shively in spending this Mrs. Arthur Patton is confined to People must have got an inkling of f week in Hasting* as hello girl. c Honey to Loan 5 her lied with rheumatism. the delectable dinner Mrs. Eva Yecklcy Geo. Thomas was quite seriously\ at reasonable rates, Deeds, Dr. Fritch has purchased a spun of Hortgages and Legal ? hurt last week, caused by a tai* giving horses it being necessary by reason of was preparing fortheir enjoyment, by . \ (‘specs Drawn. / tbe number that turnedymt to attend the ! X out that held on the seat of bi* mower, his Urge and growing practice. Aid. at her home last Friday, and they j ? New York Drafts, InsuranceS which suddenly came oft. throwing L and Bonds Sold. \ were not disappointed. The culinary “ him against one of the wheels. .Marly CRESSEY. abilities of Mrs. jYeckley are, welt breaking his leg. ’ DIRECTORS: Our pastor the Rev. G. T. Fisher Known all over and the appetizing din­ Mrs. J. BleQuarrie and son Donald of A. A. ALDRICH. President. has gone to camp meeting apd we ner which riht* prepared sutained herJ Wall lake spent'last I Monday with 'ter J. G. HUGHES. V. President. shall have- no preaching' service for the previous reputation ia* a cook. But the ; E. S, MOREHOUSE. Cashier. daughter Mrs. Maude Zerbeh next two week*. . dinner wasn’t the only enjoyable thing. ' DR. McLEAY. Miip* Jessie Kelley of Rutland sprint William eluqtt. Willis Chubb and family moved to A good program was given in the l. p. terpenning. last'week uith friend* here. ■ afternoon. Mrs. Newton as president Yankee Springs last week. JAMES COLLINS. Mrs. Hattit- Bliss and »un are tatopened the exerejse^ hy the reading of Miss Nellie (Mark of IHckory Comers ing friends in Chicago. wu* thp guest of doe Cmwady Friday. scripture followed by prayer by tbe Miss Cliira Henkes of Hasting* i is ■ Mr. and’Mrs. John (.Hinton were in Rev. Otten: Mrs. McCarthy read a-se­ lection; Mrs. Kelley read a paper upon , spending several days with the Mfaqes Kalamazoo Sunday for treatment of R. S. HARTER, M. D., tlie subject. "The ]>ru6j«rity of our -Adah and Nina Mosher. their year old baby, for swelling on its PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Aid and the cause-"This was a good J . Pitts and wife entertained tbe throat and ■ chin. Mr. Clinton Mio OFFlCt HOtIW-ll to 12 a. m.. 1 1<J7 P™-.< former's sister-Mrs. Addie Evens and has lieeo suffering; from blood poison­ paj>er and very truthfully gave due tosp.m.. All t»H* promptly attended. prtise to the President who has work-, pboue at niece Mrs. Ida Robinson with her twin ing is tatter. Ofllce at r»-44soce. Delton. Mlcb. ed faitnfully for many years as ite’ boyrof Mears. Oreana county..for sev­ Mrs. M. C. Francisco attended camp­ leader, and. also to the united spirit eral days past. meeting at Eaton Rapid* Saturday and and co-operation pf the Indie- of tlie ' . Mrs. Barlmra McCullum visited >(«.-. Sunday. • Aid. Townsend near Wall hike Sunday aid W. Fisher and dangbtecJcioe wert Rev. Ottan added words of praise, al­ reports her gradually tailing. . in .Kalamazoo Thursday and made the so Mrs. Will Perry aud Mrs. Gorham Rev. G. T. Fisher and wife, Mr. aid purchase uf a nbw piano. of Welcome Comers; Gertrude Bigg* Mrs. .Post. Mesdumes Clara lasinjis Mr. and Mix Will Cartlidge of Bat­ then recited. Readers t< the Banner can secure and Ida Payne of Delton, were guest* tle Creek visited the parents • <?f the Arthur I^ubitugh and family spent ’as favorable clubbing rates with this of W. Payne and wife one day iaU latter here Sunday. ‘ • Sunday at this place. ' week. paper for any daily or weekly paper The hard rains of Friday night and Mr.-and Mrs. Chas. Andrus have Mn*. Bell Ray of Charlotte who hi* rented a cAttage near Walnut Grove. Saturday have lodged the oats tadly or magazine published iu tbe United *la*t-n visiting her sister Mrs. McManis" Gull lake, taking ]'u>M>se*iun Saturday. States or Canada as can be proc&rSound kidneys are safeguards of life. and other friends returned to her home We are glad to re]K>rt that Mr. "A. is ’.Jcy's Make the kidneys healthy with T Fvlejrh* ed by any ether newspaper in this much impmvol in health since his Kidnev (.hire. For wile by •_ Arthur E. section of Michigan. Mubolland. Mrs.E . B. I’uyne uf Hope Center treatment nt the Battle Creek Sanitar­ M 1. Snccwto W. H. Goudyear.' ' s'pent last Sunday witli her daughter ium. " ■ Mrs. Jessie Hine. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fisher expwt . Mr- and Mrs. Frank Pierce of Has­ to -tart wi«it next ■ week. They will tings sjwnt’W’ednwday aud Thundi^* vi*it in Wisconsin then go north $ of Jast week with their daughter Mr* through the Red River country tu Win- ... Ur Dan MeCaflum. nipeg. where they will-make a short Un Ray Wise of Charlotte returned home stop, then west tq the coast. They last week after p two week* visit witji will visit the Portland ExjK'Sition m lb while there. -* — friend.- here. . * SHULTZ. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Lee McDonald enter­ sauicu tuv tained the ivuvw*uf$ following |<enMw «*«»» last umu Suri-d,}.. Hi, ,„b„ „ttl ,n,l ,i„„r CtMlar Cra.k M„; c„r]l Binglov of Bo|Illlo N. Y„ McUorndd «nd „.i(e ot Dclu,„ BuJ Mr „„a j|„. g„v Mclto„,lld „r Kalalnnzoo. FOLEYSnONFMAR (*17 Uf Uf rtf ----------------—4---------------------------------------------------------------Uf - HANDLE THE FAMOUS Page Buggies, J. J. Deal & Sons Buggies, Laporte Buggies and Michigan Buggy Co. Goods. “ * laieey will’ have another day of sports in the near-future; set* program later. Elsie Thoma* visited at Mrs. Jane Hill's a few days hunt week. . X John ;No^rib*.t sister Mrs. Howard, a Toile* from Lake Odessa visited him few days last week. Fo-ed’Stamm and wife of Grange Hall Corners were in Lateey last Sunday. ______ Weber andT. & H. Smith Farm Wagons, also Farmers Saginaw Handy Wagon, Superior, Hoosier and Dowagiac Drills. ... ^Complete line1 of Builders Hardware. . Look over our „ Furniture Department, Carpets, Rugs. Linoleums,Mat$ tings, et<*. I&m in and look us over. If you don’t -wish U, •ji to buy juet now. you can decide where you will buy. ‘ (T , » J '' HINDS CORNERS. X Ralph'Skidmore and Robert Newton ' tv of Hastings spent Sunday with the for j mer’s parents Mr. and Mr*. Skidmore. Mahlon ' Miss Ethel Robinson and Miss Ber­ nice Robinson ofBattle-Creek are visit­ ing their cousin Miss-Freda Robinson. • Clarke Robinson and wife spent Sun­ day in Grand Rapids. ' You can find it at iALDRICH BROS., DELTON, T .... Joseph Golden and wife visited Mrs. Special Deals for You In $ Hammocks, Base Ball Goods, Fishing Tackle and Books Hammocks at less than cost. S2.48 1 large Hammock, regular price 1 Base Ball Supplies at cost. We want to close out our stock and have started our sale early to give you a chance to use them this season. 1 big catchers Mitt, good for 1st base or behind the bat, regular Sieprioe’".’^.’.."" SI.98 $1.50 Hammock, extension i*illow and valence.- regular 0| 70 price 82.50, Sale Price Qli 1 Z 2 Gloves, regular price QQn 81.25. Sale Price . .. aOb <hir dollar Gloves and Mitts go at 75c. This sale Includes all Mitts, Gloves aud Bals. Cheaper Hammocks -*al corres­ ponding reductions. Books. Fishing Tackle. benefit by slashing prices to the A big line of the copyrighted books usually sold at 81.00 to 81.50 we are putting on Rfip sale at.................... .... vub core. Everything in Reels. Rods and Baits j Wednesday, Aug. 2nd we put We have overstocked our Fish­ ing Tackle and will give you the Lines, al cost while they last. . on sale all of our 25c books. The price starts at 25' cents, and will be reduced one cent per day until dosed out. ELLIS E. FAULKNER, The Druggist, DELTON, MICHIGAN. a & w a* MICHIGAN.- , Money Savers for August! <rl Golf Hammock, large valence, extension pillow, regular price Uf Uf Uf Uf ttf Uf Ui lb ib ib lb I* �HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 3. 1905 10 I-akawn. and Laos they speak uf its bei ing 108 and^lOT degrees and yet none of ua seem to -‘go down hill” because and which is a sort of tonic - too. We • returned frbm their eastern tri^. i of the heat. Yesterday we received a telegram have a strong liking fora cup uf tea in ! ^(rs. C. W. Smth waaat Lansing last Contluoed from p««e one from Rev. Snyder saying that the Toy's the afternoons of those day* when we ' wtjek tbo gUtMit of her son Carl Tuttle h“'«- an(, wif, Mr und jjra. W. B. Cort. ’ had left for Hong Kong the day before, are working v«ry hard. 1 try Nakawn and can not pomfhly reach and cooper’s left fur* Pitsanuloke tha moat nutritiou. mt-al. «> that we rigbt u„ i„ . J(ew York City, where hrn- in l.« <b«l> lh„« (mb M w ¥WU-nl»}-. It i. quit., furtumtw fur ehall k.„p our hetdth in gotd addition. ■ thoJ. WCUJ for Ule h0|,(b,v gotxlx were IBS, d»y» on th- river, end the |lu,m ,he bnt WMth„ mopsoon By th- way did yon get ore, of the re(1 w Qrjbbett w „ Burd You must have had sixty at water has been getting lower all three : win enahle lhem to 0>. a j hare eipe book, for me wh.eh the Imliee of tbl. v ,, Fnr„im least! What? Only forty? weeks. 1 fear it will lx- a very tediat bome aH tbe nol th.- EpatmnU ehnreh greixurd If you >nd po( in „ ous trip fobthem but hope they may . }ng UHOal tbe Toy hollllt. j t.angetom-.eh.n^rygiMl^ Then it must be your gray kt(,kof^_ an„ iKit become Ixx-ome ill. ;!!. made bread (I do not entrust this to hair. Ayer's Hair Vigor stops : nut Call and see us!! At last we have | . --------------- -----------Dr. Walker has hits jnst come from from : tbc cook) and a chocolate cake’for .a these frequent birthdays. It painting at the Toy i_ r ... house ~ and ----1 is t- in u. a - | cbange- j had to use,the-cocoa for the moved and are nearly settled. Mr. POLLEY DISTRICT. gives all the early, deepj rich hurry to get himself ready to get on icing,-but it is quite delicious. One Coojx*r's two coolies, the v dispensary color to gray hair, and checks home hi* home and ride down town to find day last week 1 made hermiU and a ooolie and w r.own -r- buy । E- Dixon opr carried every- has returned with * falling hair. And it keeps the : ouf cook whn went away with Mr. peach pie. While I .was busy omaking thing over yesterday and we hud sup- . after making an extended visit Cooppr*a collie to an • opium den ' to ; lbe pj c ixing. ' the danghter per here last night. Next tetter will relative* at Prirhanlrtlle. scalp clean and healthy. Mnvkb. Thi* i« really (be iir»t time „f 8tameM! wb)ro Dr. w. bu tell you about the house and the way Mrs.’ Frances Munroe and Mn.. that our cook i» guilty of tins kui.l of canu. w w sh<, ,, o[ we have fixed it Tlie new Chinese Gxirgc Monroe and children, visited thing anil wa. taught it by CbhuK-ei. t pUp,|, ;n onr mi-wlon whool here cook lx?gan Munday. I hope life will i Mr*. Elmer Kelley of Delton Monday, Mr. Cooi.-r-B coolie. Dr anti hb. mxltrt- „,i ,Iwnk . little Engllah. Onr be Kmuother in the kitchen now. He' q-bt. fBnBerB jn this vicinity are very ant in (he <li»|m»tiry ™1.. away to eunceroilion'wm nn.lly in her lan­ seems to be a first rate inait He ha* bllMV thi^hing. iUSa *>y J-C. Ayer Ce.. Lcwr... Xi Ai«o raaauTh.-l^rer* of . tint! these m.m They found them both not vcn. well. rooked in > prir*t® l»miiy in Hu Eon Storr who hM brem .ttending > S.KU-AaUA lyng ona iMitnl platform tn an -opium |lut it glKxl to try t„ Ipc^ Frun.-i-.-o. S|«tk« Btlgliuh wry wrll | )(je norarf .t KxUmujoint ■ down town. ChauK-si wm whh llmie even if we do have I piek-J u bourittul luiuot of pink zoo ho n.,„n,„| bpme smoking at the time they loth entered. ,o th, Slam,-.-' .ik-tionary rmre to-tluy. You will wion .liuv. >|t> ,, storr >n(1 Brnlub but Airla onr cook wm not Dr walk- | „„„. (.vcn twi„, awhill!. Wc npplo. l»-«oh and ,4.1111 trire in No.Eva WH|lr md grandwm • ed up io t.-hang-si^ lifted him oil the rw.iv,xl j (run, fl,: Wachter ot M>m. J cun see them all in Hoorn now. j Luster, visited relatives in Kalamazoo platform and pushed him through - the' lUtliuri, iMt Sunday. In it la- saitl he We are trying lo make, up for lust. Sunjlky door, iHe ’ wm mi angry ~ at■ *u' ^ -----an i. to bo .the examiner at the abtiiml time in our correspondence Inn mine • Sunday. i Mrt anil Mrs. Isaac Houvcner and for gettng habit tu" our'cook into this tbt- h’-t mjwioM meeting ... in September. He does not lessen much as yet. ff you have anything useful that he will direhargo him. One hM to ijXt ' of "ali. that w." attend children also Mr. and Mrs. R-. A. May U. that you want to sell, or if there Polley of Delton, together with rela­ deal severely with such men out here. more to the spoken language than to Our first shower arrived to-day. • |t is anything useful you want to tives from Detroit and Middleville, f Sim-e the Chinese have coiim to Siam. the written. That is what we have buy, place an ads. in the was proceeded by a heavy wind storm held a picnic at Walnut Grove. Gull ' . opium smoking and gambling are thee ’1 been doing the last few week* espec­ from China. We sometime* get regu­ BANNER'S WANT COLUMN. chief curse* of this -country. ially. Each morning w« are obliged lar hurricane* from the Chinese front­ lake, last Wednesday. All spent a very • It you have a buggy that’s lying enjoyable day. As I was writing about Dr. W. leav ­ tu sjx*ak with onr teacher in Siamese ier. The air ia cool and free from dust ' idle In the barn; ' a stove 'or ing for the opium den. &r. Palmer other household goods you as he knows but very little English. and it is must pleasant on our large don’t use; if you have any stock came to call, and told us many inter­ When we come home you shall hear veranda overlooking the rjver. CEDAR CREEK. you want to dispose of; a house ! esting things ahunt India. He i? an us, if yuu"wish. We shall lx* able to May !<>. Once more we hare finish­ you want to sell or rent; if you H. W. Newman who has beep very expert -hot and has often gone on ele­ keep up in onr German while here, as want a girl for house work; in ed our language lesson, and now I must 1sick is getting some better. phant bunts. He has never shot a some of the railroad men are Ger­ fact if you want to buy, rent or write several letters. J have the lx**t X . Mrs. D. L. MurtYHand is visiting sell, just try our Want Column i tiger but there are many less pmthers mans. Mr. DeHand,.one; of the en­ cook ijow that we have hud- He i* the. • It brings buversrand sellers toand other leasts lx*eau*e he was near. gineers speaks* it lx;tt»ir than English. friends in tbe’town of Row, Kalama­ jolliest chap. Almost all the Chinese ■ getfcer. and only costs ONG At one time lie had gone out to hunt He is the son ot a Holland father and zoo county this week. CENT A WORD' FOR EACH are very -sober in appearance but ' tigers and had taken a rifle suitable for an African mother. He was educated INSERTION. Try it. Arthur Gesler Mild his driving horse ’’Charlie” is usually smiling ur laugh­ such game only: he wa* making a in Holland, sjx-nt some time in Spain, be V »l tb« raerkel I «• • Mr- Hw” ■'■ >»« FOH SALE—Sideboard. dining dollars, one day last week. chair*, steei range, - center table and survey of the'surroundings from a tree. hut say* he has forgotten most of that buying- eggK vegetables etc. Going to hundred ' ■ top. when along came a wild and angry several otbir things, at 428 W. Center Oats arc very’ I wily lodged in this language. He was in South America the market, i* a much the work uf a St. Fr.-d Enlh-r. elephant. What hope to escape was. And at the time of the Spanish-Amer­ of the county. couk here as his making bread. I wish jiart 1 ' FOR SALE—House and two acre* of there? His rifle wonld only injure the i ican war. served on tli>- ’" Indiana” you ull might have a tash of the tine Corn is looking fine, in fact we never, land, second ward Hastings. Enquire creature and make him still angrier, so • as junior engineer. He also ?q>ent it looking letter fur Aug. 1. bread he Kiakcs. Yesterday we had a saw ■ Alix'rt Wood. all he could do witli safety wa« tu re­ some tiqje in th«- United State*, and tray of lemon* sent us from Mr. TalThere was a jolly picnic uf old sel7 We want Finishers, also Saw tv»d main quiet intbe.tnx- until theielephant has-been here about six years uitr's own trees. Just now we are cn1 tlefs held in the grove opjosite. H. L. Sticker-hanthu We are employing all left, which wa** .nut until the night I think our servants 'must begin to joying the mangoes, a, m<»st delicious Armour's , kinds of Factory help— Steady work— } was nearlV sjS'nt. , At another time hi one day last week. Alxmt realize that we are goidg to have good fruit. The (first1 flavor one gets is car- : sixty were there and they had a fine Come and MX' •«>*; Stafford Furniture was riding horse-liack. and bis horse Factory. lunia. Mich. 'reliable men. jand no ujiinm user* rots, then »trawb.*rri«*ts |xja<he>. plums time and a fine dinner. After telling threw him. injuring him quite wvere- : either. Dr. 'toul the syce 'itborse boy) and even muskmelon. 1 suppose this <>f old tirara and talking over the taany WANTED—1 want to rent a medium ly. One of thn'missiunarie* took care we have a singetf, an bjg yarn. bnt jt jj, xnM* size honw- with' lath room. -Family of him until he recovered. By the to go. Now visitx they had over fifty yearn ago. whistler and a worker to fill his place. neverthelren ax, all will nay. Next' small. George Menhenuick. way. Dr. "Ewart hn- written1 Mr. Eckels I The cook must go next.as h- in not m onth i* tlw- unc fur pineapplre. Dr. and eight milt* away, they resolved to WANTED—TwiMit to buy a numlxT that he dtx s not Tome l»ack to Siam smoking opium but chewing it. a thing Walker ix- bqsy to-day finishing the of colts that, are weaned’ and will pay hold Annual gatherings each year in goes! market price. If you have any tu alone, but has the promise, of a help­ .forbidden in this contract. Now don't hospital and <«kxi it will look very nice . the future. The next meeting will he sell it will pay you to write or call on meet. She is a young lady, whom he i• you wish you had a few of these prole with 4 it pentent walks and. fresh coat of held at the same place the last ThurfW. F. Kepkey. Middleville, K. F. D. has known since childhood and one ■ lenis to solve? <SVe have said no opium piiint. There are four wards fur the o. Sec. 2th Thornapple township. day in July IHOti. and we would like to who is in -*yinpathy with bi* noble chewing or smoking on the compound FOR SALE Tun room notice on work. All the missionaries are gladj; and we mean iu You cannot under­ Siamrae and f'hinese. one for Eurojje- see more of the old " settler* df John* ans. and unc tu lie u.w-d as an operat­ su»wn and Barry as well as Hoj* pres­ Michigan Ave. City water, cistern, because be .mourned so much fur his ‘ stand -all the circumstances, nud may ing yuom. There are three Chinese furnace. Five block* from State St. ent at that time. ' . Also vacant lot*. Enquire C. R. Bi*- first wife.' "Ytsterday we began our ! think we are hasty bnt we must stand patient* in it now. We look for tbe language work under onr fourth fur principle and yet du what i* best for bop. . . Cooper’a now witbin a week. He sent teacher, and hope td accomplish a th« men and our. work here too. FOR SALE- 'A bay mare, weighs a telegnun a few day* ago asking that 1180 pounds.g<xxl family horse. Dr. R. great deal in tjie next few months. . April :k i. we send the freight Ixuit to meet them This man seems especially thorungh in i 8. Harter. Ifeltun. We have just had the.lovliest feast.'1 jnst lielow the- rapid*- so they could the work, a fact which plcawe* us FOR SALE- Black mare, six years Nine letter*: 1 All the message* were lighten their Ixmt. A* soon ns tbe old. weighing alxmt ! J(*.' pounds, for 1 very much. sq good apd cheering. Although we heavy rains set in we shalLJmvean opfarm dr road. C. 'H. HUinaiier, K. F. latst night till rather late -we could D. No. S. Del tun Mich. Residence hour tlie explosion of dynamite in the jire too busy t«> get loneiv and .“lav s-i. librCunity to *e«- th? river ri*»* and flow one half mile north of Banfield. little Jt.tM.re fr „„, the, lov.UK l;-tten. ,k, us ls,th by in all its fury. Our house is. fully ---------- -- ----------- -- ------ ------------- ---------- I quarry just a 1—„ —-------• r?"-j-.!.-' rT~-. SALtJ—‘A ? j’ow|‘ und *ow and here. The men are blasting stone for great deal uf good. We feel stronger 2t*> feet from the front fence. Is-vond pig*, for t|ale. C. A. Gaskill. Carrier the railroad bridge which is to cros after reading them, and the thought* that i* a street and a few ^teje further R. R. Noi 4. expressed give ua food for thought and is the liauk of th»-.Ti ver, now atk-axt th«! river near near here. Mr. canova Canova wno who 1 ’ i in ‘‘ river f-'ir. 45 feet high. N-ig^we cannot the W ANTED--Buasd-r* ill IW-W. Mill ts Mt tjje jJwa<] uf the wt>rk now. called conversation ail the week. It is now l.'i.and the thermometer watar at all froi|^|y veranda, but -a • _JL_________ - i;______________ last Saturday and said while here that a registers W0 degrees. Yet we ate en-' few weeks hcmrTvre shall bar* that FOR SALE— Fourth house north.of the railroad could be completed in a CUlton cuter »tufv Good reutmi for, ,|,„rt iimi. if thev h.ul plenty <...f i. during it splendidly and we have ob­ pleasure. The river will be quin- lively selling. JCfr. *H. B.: Gammon, Hastings .. -t 'i • t served that when wo are the busied then a* tbe launches will lie plying to ’•sleepers or ties. Al! one can do is., '. . , , , , R. F. D. |. ; , , . i. ■ r -t . here, just as at home, we feel tho bear and from Bangkok. -Mr. Taft of Pak to have patience. It is for the inter- i, 4 r, I* "L "h' " ™ Nam Po promi«<Hl to let hi* wife come : TO RENT—I am fitting up a suite of ret of the Government th*t it 1. ' !'“• ' six rooms,1 will hwe electric lights, flni,heJM Mtm „ p^ihle. About two ■■“><' ■ to see us as soon a* their launch could water, and toilet room with sewer con­ your, W. tmitprlBlnK oreurred . d»rt w“ o""”t ,lw, "" make the trip. nection*. If interested call at Jesse Ji.t«nre north of Pit«nuloke. .nd the ’"Irl,n"d J’0, Townsend’s- store. government then rmltred that ; l»’>’«™K»re to u., mt t i. the on.FOR SALE—Good general purpose muxt he taken to provide n quick i he,re '*L i horse. Enquire Dr. E. H. Lathrop. , , : learned learned tliat tliatboth both are are emuloved employed bvby means of transportation for the soldiers teakwood firms hhre. Mr. Hutchins is - --------- :------ - -----------to the northern provinces' if occasion on hie way home to England for a va­ "let honor," the, seedy . protected - . ___ prfs- | demanded. We are very Close to the NASHVILLE. oner, ’‘dis is jlst a case o' perlice per- | French line at this place, and Pitsanu- cation. Mr. Graem had just returned Mr. and Mrs. Lester of Capac are MrertlM treto-’ ter keep - ----------from Bangkok, and they happened to ■ecatlon. ru™-Dey’se tryln me (h>n visiting the latter's parents Louis down, yer honor. You ain’t goin’ ter meet here. They were -acquainted । cities here on that account. Dr. Toylet ’em keep me do.wn. are yer?” with our friend Mr. Palmer, so we sent Brumm and wife. told us that many years ago Pitsanu“Certainly not,” replied tbe magis­ Miss Lillian Delong has gone to Bat­ a note-over to the latter asking him trate. ’I'm going to send you up for . loke was the capitol of Siam and that oi'er to tea with u.L We found these tle Creek to spend tho summer. the brick in the walks on our com­ ninety days.’’—Philadelphia Press. men very good conversationalists, ' pounds and once the walks ofvisited'his the H. C.formed; Price of Sand Lake _________________ they found the tea good too. ho all had son ILevant . *“ ’ and family and other Price i palace. ^utivre last last week. week. • -J- . h pleasant time. Mr. Palmer brought relative* . It is probable that many of tbe Royal his gramnphone, and he has let us keep Frank Cooley and family of Maple ; ' house were buried here, a* the people it for awhile. He and Mr. H. are to ’ have often expressed their wonderment Grove sjient Sunday with Fred Brumm call again this p. m. Mr. Graem left and wife. . ‘ that the missionaries could live on this early this morning for his home at i particular piece of land, necanse of tbe Mrs. Rockwell and daughter Mrs. Sawincaloke. (this means Heaven o n ■ spirits. I have heard that when His Halcomb "alcomh uf of Buttle Battle Creek are gucets guarts of uf ! earth.) He bot quite a quantity of I the former’s sister Mrs; 'M. Ji. Palmer, i /Il j Majesty, thu king, was here visiting he j medicine yenterday. Says he has been , We do nut make it a practice of j went back of our compound to the • Afra. Hoy Brumm and little daughter quoting'H|>ecial prices for one j jxmd near here and worshipped his j• here eight years and considers the' [ climate of Siam very good. Velma went to Appplgafe Thursday to any, at qr below cost, but sell ’ । ancestor* spirits Be that as it may. ! at the lowest passible prices j Mr. Hutchins, has some very nice join her husband who is butter maaer or not be, the element of fear and rev- | EVIERY D,AY -for tbe benefit I post cards, which ho made fruim kodak in the creamery at that place. of All. . |, ereuce* enterCMWC. very peupm. largely ,ou,t into,»gm the , .... «. tow.t Myrtle Hmitb h »i»itmg her I fffl ! views... made from Siam. Several are of SPECIAL PRICES on goods at ALL I life of these Eastern people. Last night m Dr. wm nmking *u roomie ol tho 'T1"? »bow tlw muy -Mo! Mm. Hoy Bnm„„ at ApplogMc. cm TIMES, bought ' in quantities for ■ ~ premiws. tbc Cbinwtc patient in tlw ' • elo F h "' t " •• ’ « ,rk ®>U»r battling log* Mr. and Mn Rotlmry of Hod City j ™ CASH or PRODUCE, : jwcuhhc®. tuu vuhw puutnn in ido; .. . _ , " ■’ " F*ri.Gn»o... per lb Sc. hoepltal be ww u> a.ra.u- »rwrn.bln off the lend tbe ere — Mid liwpimi M..Iafraid ho WM »tayK ' °them r them «® into <ic Und Into tbc an- gnat, ol their parent. Loni. Ml Mosquito Netting per yd 7e - .pirit - - - of- tbe - man who died . “r Hnimm anj wife. ,'5, | there m the pu*h... of ,the ln*ta ■Sugar..].. .1.......... .u........... \81bs81.00i joc, next next hlB bi. Wttrd ward,- wm coming in tho . !" •r“hn B™m“> «•>» >■»• been ci.iting , W hole Spleen.............. peiGb 35c and 30c , .... he ' night. He hM one man all the time 1 , ,, • *kawn. keawe relative, bore ha. returned to hl- aah 3 double sheets of TanglefetA .... f * * . ..pnrlb lbe, 13c, lhe to prepare hi. food and be Mo-rp. in hi.' f’"1’ SUnford'. having „omu at W.IW 1^. ‘ W NBCCakes. —•' ■. . , , , --------- ** - uuuw at waueu iaxe. ' T* (Ian Riu>bera. | been poisoned by her sen-ants. Think ... ’ T . .. ! • Oil....I i there must have been a greedy hand I L°v,ca ^nsaa <>f Saginaw is a per lb 14c | ^wo niore to st^y witli him. Cheese.............. ........ urging-them pn. We did not read that of Rntb Clapper and Mr. -JGood Fmecut Tobacco. per lb 30c . Cooper House, April 2C. she was in Honolulu though. The I “n{1 Mrx Calvin Mand. 1 fl| Come and see ub when about.to i How are the April showers now* In mere mention of that delightful spot I Hosmer of Lansing was here xax buy a barrel of Crackers, a box imagnation I can ^ee the rain coming takes my mind back to our ocean trip. ovcr SaTH1®y the guest of his motlier । of Soap, a Bupply of Flour, or in sheets 'and "like pitchforks.'* 'If a* u__ _______ .. _____ i zai D. \« M. ii Hosmer. any quantity of goods and get At Honolulu we were able to get ice Mrs. r» Mr. and Mix A. J. Kaiser and •*• our prices. I we could have a good downpour this cream soda, the last place since wo left Hold Many Birthdays ? i WORD FROM fAR AWAY SIAM A __ Zii]ers Sr X* WANTS TONE IS THE TELL TALE Viou judge a piano or an organ by its tone, for : unerring Index that tells whether an instrument is go. It’s because of their splendid tone'qualities that our i Organs have become fo widely popular. They rtatiu ideal of beauty, tone, and construction. Buy o-ue uf or ' irgank.and it needs only ordinary care to be fyv: - W n:>d I for years a blessing to your home, and.-a decided ad . n. yuur children, if you are thinking of buying, it wii? FAY ygycome and see us before you place, your order. MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO., ( Furniture Corners. Hastings, Mich.' BIDS WANTED I NOTICE is hereby given that I. .limes H. .I r, Highway Commiasioner of the Township ot county of Barrv. will on .„n, ; MONDAY, the 14th Day off August, at one o’clock, p. m., proceed to let tlie job of building a Cuncret- Wall (township tofurniah cement) at the hridge-at th- tan at Irving station. Said wall will he about 5.’.h, length, the average height about 10 feet mon- • above river bed. and width of wall 2j feet ..wm!-ss. Said wall \VilI be laid on suitable foundation >-i >w river bed. ■ .Job to l>e let to the lowest responsible bid.l- • ■ mg adequate bonds therefor. I. the said cominir .f , the above named Township, reserve the right ' : ' any aud all bills. Given under my hand this 31st day of Julv. . JAMES R. JOHNSON Highway Commis-i ■ . — Irving T'-v -lop Hastings Banner $1 a year %ft THORNAPPLE fl GAS AND ELECTRIC flfl fl fl COMPANY. fl CORRESPONDENCE. Announcement! Price Reduced! (0 We take pleasure in stating to the public that when 100 consumers of gas are connected, the price will be reduced as follow: . A cash discount of 25 C601S per thousand feet allowed for lighting only, making a net price A cash discount of 25 CSITtS per thousand feet and light or Juel only, making a net pri:e of stead of Si.35 as at present. EVERY - DAY SPECIALS.... ’ *••»■» •-> e* ■» •»« We maintain the highest market moment I should rush out into it, and prices on Produce. be glad to do so. One night we had a sprinkle, but it only made us wish fur more. The’weather still continues to he hot. It has not been above 100 de­ grees in the house here, but in ic-tters i received from our friends in Prae and W. W. WATSON, QENEK/1L STOKE, IRV1NQ, niCHIQ/IN, . Aii consumers paying the old rate will receive a te­ bate for all gas paid for in excess of above rate as soon as 100 consuniflrs ire connected, It it is our intention to serve the public interest in the belief that our own interests wifi thus be best subserved Our ofr.ee, at present, is located in the Jones Building, on Jefferson St., where bills for both Gas and Elec­ tricity may be paid; and where we keep a full line of Gas Stoves, Gas and Electric Fixtures. " 'r”"' •'Our own United States. ” You would marvel at the large amount of liquid we imbibe each day. hut it tastes so good this hot weather. Cocoa for breakfast, milk for lunch, egg-nog. with cinnamon, lemon or" peach juice flavor, or Eno's Fruit San'aa- refreeh- th will be of $1.75. for fuel $1.25,. in- children of Adrian are guests of Mr. K’s brother Otto Kaiser. . I During the severe thunder storm' Thursday night,'lightning struck the barn of Ernest Pennock, west of town, burning it to the ground. Frank Brown living north of town had two Respectfully, THORfNAPPLE GAS & ELECTRIC CO astings, July 25th, 1905. fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-08-10.pdf 85be571c7199ef3aaf9b22129c27a650 PDF Text Text THE Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? HASTINGS t FIFTIHTH YEAR. No. 15. BANNER. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1905. THE WOODWORKERS WON OUT .( Further th*' pre-jh rou*:town helps id-would be glad.to j to maintain g<x»d schools good roads, ' ‘ iren. ' churches and all goOJ cntri-priMes. Its In Saturday’s Base Ball Game, the article I business men contribute to all these. , They contribute to help the nerdy. Score -Standing 13 to 10. i They extend credit when that will lie Good Contest. an accommodation. St) THE EDhXlRSl OF MICHIGAN । Not so the big catalogue nous; s There wag no rain to interfere with HID IT BECAUSE Fl’ PLEASED ' j They contribute not one cent anywhere. Saturday afternoon’s ball game between I They demand spot cash for their goods. the Ijasv ball teams of the Woodwork­ THEM. ing and Bookcase companies. There had taen q tri to a little interest works d up in the game, which wasfoy a purse ■WHERE MYS. of $.><•, half that Hum being put up by TERY PREVAILS” each nine. This would naturally put ea<-h team on its metal, -and both i Visit lol the Marconi Wireless worked hard to’ win onj. It was played in good spirit, there being a di-grapli Station. -Where conspicuous absence of’ disagreVaWc pl4 taCiuns Don’t Explain. features. The Woodworkers had a ihjgiiu 1’res-. jmrty wa-cf given little the best of it. and wun by the t-f, nU-k-tnnes when it reached INVITED OFTEN TO %0 TO HALIFAX” tL ; liarlxir libon t>t-r arrival SECOND HENDERSHOTT REUNION, VWnf ra<*fr- n ontvrtaiuvd .-.i-.i .„uwn.»...T us The mvohd nninud Hendershott' re­ )i|ir natfonal air. As it union will uccur'at the home of Mr. llie'ir nat|vtf tongue it was qnd Mrs. Blivins. Friday August ih. and will l>e a very enjoyable affair r l ^ubdej vlly pretty. Opr without doubt. The first Hendershott artji. r--' --oi41i.jl by singing ' ’America, ’ ’ reunion was held last year on the fair I’rti ehlhiv--a viulii’g station at: ground, All relatives art- urged to be nuti a war shi]) o£ some kind’*‘[iresent. There will be a picnic- dinbunt ry can most always "be . ner. ar. hajr im .these waters. At '>•’ H'“k arrived it was said that v AIIIY 11/ II1T C iubrruis.r-Uv.r- >n receipt I II11U teady sail for home 1 VUIK H HHi <5 WAN \ rnffitIs notick It was about tint jit l<M>kid*as if Germany WHAT SATISFIED PATRONS SAY Through the’• fj.u U. S .Consul at Sydney/ mtwic for our party ■harp-Iioubat th<*. ON THAT ’SUBJECT. OPENS THE WAY FOR YOU. TRY THE BANNER’S WANT COLUMN THE PATRON 01 THE MAIL ORDER HOUSES When You Wish tu Buy. Sell. Loan itniv u» anything: Rent or Advertise Articles MR. FUI ;r’s opin­ ion OF FAIRBANKS I an Interview Published In e Yukon World ol July llth. In the nkon Wurkl of .Inly 11. Dawson City, there is an k i«h Newman . A. Fuller, hail jiA|t Returned to Dawson from * • new jniiang district in Fuller --jMiakh very en-• :i’;i.*ingl4| >f Uh- miming', . industry . t’airlin I..-. which \ ‘ city ' is now enjoying a!lit <• growth. __f. Fuller ------ ’i. Mr. « v. n«-the Utt!] hone exchanges hi IxrtL D.iwMm iiutij I-irirbank.% and practically ttusiness for the entire listrict. reaching the upper Y.:»kqn_______ _____ „ all _.... ■mining cainjrt ill and around Dawson apd Fairbanks. i • . BOUGHT THE ITALIAN \ FRL\T/T AND. Corey Brok. Ibpve purchased the Ital­ ian fruit Atahd just south of Hams & BaLc- tck ami propose to keep a first '•> ixs Stock of Fruits, Confectionery, Cigars ah<!| Tobacco. The Messrs I urey Bros, pre natives of Syria, are hurtling?en^-uprising fallows, and ex­ perienced in the business. After looking around considerable, they se­ lected Hastings as a most desirable lo­ cation. and they solicit their shart^ of ■the patronage to this community. See our line of souvenir postal cards. Fred L. Heath & Carveth. Will Be Held at l^icey Saturday ' Augustjlb. Interesting AN(IENI ORDER Of GLEANERS PKNK Program. The ninth annua^Bpc.'rt'Day will be [ held at Lacey oa'Satxirday August IP. । A program consisting of ball game. •pigeon shoot Prof. Quint in hissptgi&l । attract ions, (puirti. tie singing,, baloon ] aseensioii. igid a*large variety of ath- WAS HELD AT THE FAIR GROUNDS 1 ' , h-tic sports for which liberal cash priz- ■ ; <« will be awarded. Attmisison to all 1 attractions wilFta^ffee. ’ FRIDAY AND WAS A SUC­ CESS INJEVERY \vAY BETWEEN 700 AND NEW TEN PIN^BOWLING ALLEY. i The Organization 800 PRESENT Has Enjoyed a A taw ten pin beta ling alley lyis Splendid Growth in This County, been opened; up in {be building just And Is ^till- Growing. went of the Hotel Bqrryon Main street J by Willis Kjtzbeck. The alley is well : Z The Ancient Order of Gleaners,. equipped arwl in excellent condition. , which-is fqstTecdoiing a strong organ■ The building has been remodeled to I izfltion in Barry county, held a picnic suit this put]wne and ft makes a nice ' at the fair ground* Friday which was dean place of amusement. Cliairs are. • largely attended, [there being between j provided for the onlookers and parti- । 700.and 800 memtars of th«j order, and i cqiants. He has an announcement in I their'frietas present. i this issue that will ta of interest to alb ; The hucc^m of the affair was larguly j due to the burtlibg of Thomas Irwin, ADVERTISED LETTERS. ( of Marlette, who jli&s ta^n institutng ' Miss Marie Myqn*. Mnu 'Jacob I kidge» in tins ejfiinty for theqnut six Rewingen, Mrs. Zolji Mosher. Harry j months. When hh came to this county i Clear. D R. Tileman. G. H. Gue (SI : there were but thh^artam. or lodges. Fred L. Thorp. C. W. Smith. ? ' in this county.'viz:. Nashville. Dowl; ing and BanfieJd with a total memtar­ ship of about 7ft. j Mr. Irwin has since ’ orgnmz >d hxlgi> at Cloverdale. , Orangeville. Rutland. Yaakee Springs Carlton Center.'j Coats Grove and. J Parmalre. the tot si memtarship now be;ng in o.xwm.. of stotju. Grand SecACCOUNT OF THE MEETING HELD •‘retarv (irai t’ Slocum,, of Caro, waa I to haw lieeir pn wmt to ' <1 AT THE HOME OF MR. AND aoarosa. but be* wua exactly — _ •20 'minMRS. HENRY STEVENS lutes late” at Laper. and tnivM-d his INTERESTING ANO Is Not Helping Himself Nor Anything In Which He Is Interested. MEETING I Corn Decided to Be the Best Crop for • train. Dctennim 1 tl.irt those prresqt ; should not ta (1liNippointed he tde। phoned to .Mr. A a'Cdlins. of- Char;* i lotte. (-hairman o: the Supreme Conn| cil.. to take bis j lace, »which he dXl ' very acceptably. ' The following vr try interesting pro- . | gram was carriedI out. I 1st—Song, • by Yankee Springs Arb­ । or. . | 2d— Address. D. ”. Stiles, of Banfield ; *1 -Solo, by Mii itt Evans, of Banfield • | 4th— Recitation.i, by Miss Anna Ray­ I inond, of Yankee springs. j ft th—Addrew. i»y i Ara Collins, 'of । Charlotte. ’Chairman uf Supreme | Council of Gleaner*. ' Michigan Farms. Next Meeting ; .Some time ago. when sugar was sell­ At Alvah Brigg’s. ing in thisCcity at 7 .cents a pound, circular* like the one we mention, in llontgomrey Wafri A' Co. sent out a which they ent the price on some »*frtOn account of its being in tbp busiest circular offering to sell ftu pounds of ide or article- whose home value the ’ timq uf the year, wheat harvest theircustomer knows,, while they secure were mon- womcm than mem at the [ There now. uTiat does the BAN­ outrageously .big price* on other art­ Fanner's Club Haturfiay, July 22nJ KER mean by claiming the catalogue icles whose value in quantities is not . which was held ’ with Mr. and Mrs. HoiiMr is a dehisi '-rt. xi far as low prices : understood. . Henry Stevens. Herr is another case; *A farmer liv­ are concerned-; Because of .that fad it was dubbed ing wot of this city sent to Montgom­ i Ladies Day. Nost-mion was held in the Some very interesting spurts helped tiniik Montgomery Ward has a Mill ‘•jtvt ery Ward Ar Co. ’for-one of- their , forenoon. Dinner w;-.$ served on the i materially .to enliy.-n the 'xx-arion. .the qn his Lt-ad.. , ■’bargains” in double harness, sending I spacious lawn under the trees, about । first being a l(X) yard font race, which • hi the wimt circular, inorder to ger $28.00 cash with the-order. and i>aying a hundred wen served. The meeting I was won by XL Gunman, of this city. thia 30.pounds of sugar at f2..‘0.yod had the freight to thia city. He Inter went was called to order at •Jil.’i l>y President । w‘th George Edgerj. of Rutland second. t|» buy a ponndnf cream tartar, enough i into a hardware store in this city, [Kent After ringing "Oh come, come ] In the lady's rice there were six to last ii family two years, at HU cents ..where he touml the identical double j away” th- chaplain read » selection i starters, the MisH--* Mary and Nora Any H:i>tf rover would be glad to harness- The local, dealer was asked ■ from Matt. S8cr’y read the minntes of ' Spencer, rishira. <f Carlton, proving iund at Y'(> rents’: uls</a pound his price, and offered to sell the same i last ineet.ing which were approved: 'roll J thcniM-l-.es the fl-.test of foot, and is which a-local deal­ harness for |B2.ftO spot cash. This man rail resulted in rcMponss from all officers | taat their compcti ora • .. . sill nt ;10: also' a wrote to Montgonjpy Ward, saying he ! elcept Vice Pnw . Treasurer. Chorister. The liall game tatwecn i~>* would like to move out on a farm Dowling. pouml of *onjc(|thrr stuff at an equally had taught many goods* of them, and < >r;;anist and Reporter. and Carlton prov»> 1 a very- intonating j while some farmer would like tv move 'stiff price and <fn par (jent above Hast­ how mortified he was to rind a Hastings ! Mvk Jxiuire G. Smith deputized her contest, the two teams being very : into town to educate his children. ings prints for /be ttun’e quantity -and dealer offering this same harness for ’ sister Mrs. Nina Tusk-r to act as evenly matched up until the very last ; Or some one may have l««j>t an a. qhality. . ♦fi.W) less than it cost him. ami suggest­ j Chorister and Reporter during her ah-, of the game, when Dowling -took a ; which he desires to find or some one i And’that 't all. ■ ing they make up the difference. senco in Chicago. Secy, reported H7payhas found something that he desires spurt and won by the score uf 1» to 0 Tinaaer had to pay freight at Did they? • । ing memtare. with 8 honorary and This was the first picnic held by this to find an owner for. fit-st-elass’rair uf 31 cents for this Not on your life. Instead bright prosptxffs for the club's future. These are a few of the wants of the ' organization, but ’ it is proposed to pgekage. When he got it, he would wrote him a smooth letter telling ___ him • The first discumion of tho day, was make it an annual I feature hereafter. people of Barry county. What is need­ ’have (otrad that he would have saved in effect that be didn't understand the "What crops arc most profitable in The members of ’ the order wished ed is some medium by which these . . rnutu.1 want. m»y >» BitldtaJ-. «ort Tin y «»nl»l U»>r raMomen. w 1>»> the money as well us trouble to have harness business, and couldn't judgp of ' this locality and how can they be pro­ the BANNER to tiuuik tE*" business harness values. , or -medium vt exchange. "Until with- (ndght. ■>»« ‘»««« ch*r'm‘ taught the whole lot in Hastings. , duced at less orjst?” It was led by Chas. men and people of this cijy for the In feet, we believe there-is not a So in the end the mail-order house | Tuckerman in a very able manner. He in a tear Barry county hud no enrh at a*’many kindnesses riiown them and .modiwn. While it bml good paper. So the pta of the rat.hnrn.hm-. grocery firm in Hastings which would patron is no better off su far as spoor­ I thought the corn crop was the best and which was respoiisible in no small is concerned. For could bo produced at less coot than any measure for the splendid success of the with good circulation in‘‘.pota " it i ** rertainly hurting bis local nulmg not be glad.to duplicate Montgomery ing "bargains” had no one paper.that covered th.-■ «nu-r. and that reacts indirectly Ward's or Sears Roebuck’s prices on every so-called “bargain” he pays other cereal. I. W. Cargo quoted Sec'y, undertaking. whole Ml But that i- no longer tho | -g*^ Bir»-eir to hi. own do^menr. their hilb» of groceries laid down here. dearly, if not on one article then oh Wilson as saying that hay. wheat and These firms take the dishonest, disre- something else. emw. The BANNER now ciomlate. in ; But I. ho drrertl^helpmg httmwB corn were the best for Michigan. CONFESSES TO MIS­ Chaiioey Briggs said that although not every part of Barry county: it is read USING CHUD. George Tungate, of Banfield, visited MATTHEWS FAMILY REUNION a memtar yet ho was an interested Claud Slawson. who went to Ann in nearly every home. There is not in l visitor. In his estimation corn was his brother Fred last week. Arbor last week for a fort) o ■ v> oration Michigan or any other state a paper | king in Michigan. Mr. Garrison which more completely covers its local on his hand, write, that the ope ration Albert Hecox of Nashville and His Miss Vinnie Ream gave a “bowery Held Saturday at Leach Lake. Attend­ Moore was in favor of corn. A reading field. Therefore the medium for this has been performed. but that the (lec­ Wife Did So in Judge Mack's I followed this disciiKsibn by Mrs. Hill dance ” in Sa n Wood ’ s new home tors have found the fingef still infect ­ Continued on pare ftior. ed by 175. Good Time En­ Court Thursday. Continued on pure six. Wednesday night. ed with bio mJ poison. joyed By All. Albert Hecox anil his wife Addie of THE ALARM DIDN’T SOUND ! COMINO TO.RBED’S OPERA HOUSE. Nashville were brought before Probate The Matthews family reunion was held Saturday at Leach lake, and was । Next Monday evening marks the ap­ Judge Mack Thurmlay on complaint of Harnessed more largely attended than ever. 17ft I pearance of John W. Vogel’s Bjg City the aberiff charged with cruel treat­ But the Citr Team Was ment of Mr. H’s eldvvn year old son by •I being present. 13*.from Indiana and | Minstrels at Reed’s Opera House. ‘ For a Run to a Fire Ten several from neighboring counties. This delightful medley of infections a former wife. They plead guilty. Mlles from Town. There was a picnic dinner but no form­ ' mirth, iilelightfiil music and nielifluoiis The boy it upjM*ars, is subjwr\to- flts al program, each one giting himself or । song, so splendidly exploited during aud it is'claimed tiis father utterly The fire caused by the burning of j neglected his cate akff that the step­ herself the opportunity to visit anfli to the jKi-st eight years is well remeinMr. Clapper's bam at Dowling whhave the beat kind of a time, and all 1 bered by our theatre-gnem. and it re­ . mother mitniM-d up<l cruelly punished plainly visible in this city. One young I him. He is now in the care o£ an agree that they had it. turns with several new faces in tho man saw the glare in the heavens, and I aunt and the fuck that hix father haa list of princijilra and thn promise that | filead guilty to the <iffense.and can lie feeling sure there was a fire in town, DEATH OF MRS. NORTON. । the standard established shall be-mainrmdted up to the city ball and notified | punisln-d anytina- may incline him to Mrs.' Hiram Norton, mother to ! tained. and that in most respects it lhe keeper uf the city team to be pre­ j Ilia duty. ’ George Roush Hr. .died at the hitter’s | tf-ill* surpass former presentations. pared for a call. The horses were home in the second ward Sunday after­ I John W. Sherry, who has one ut the ! Some one vvarn- u Human*-- Agent qniqjdy harnessed, and everything Eugene Randolph -of Grand Rapids' noon. She had reached the age of H3. i most principal ends is one (>f,tbc most made ready for a record-breaking run. । shout the boy. He consulted witli anil up to a few months ago. had ta-wi . amusing individuals essaying niono- | Sheriff FumiM-atbota the matter. the Tho mocking bird at the water works in quite good health for one of her ad­ I logue. while his companions Gov. failed to toot and *> the record wa* , । two investigated the,rase tat Wednes­ vanced yearn. She had been quite | Bowen, Johrf Cartmell and Fred Varin not broken. day with the result khowu. helpless for many weeks, but had bud are fully op to the mark. the constant and loving card of her J Tho bo»king of this sterling attracGHANGE IN GREEN HOUSE. ICKES FAMILY REUNION. children and grandchildren. The i tiun has been generally commended ’ Nelson. Burroughs has assumed the I A family,reunion'(was held at the fntihral occurred Tuesday from " tho I evidenced particularly in the advance entire management of the Green house, home of Mrs. A. H. Ilckes on Hanover | returns which arc unusually large the hoineof her son George. horrtofnro run by A. F.. Burrnugli. A­ i St. All of her children being present. । out-of-town demand being peculiarly Son. will will herwiftiT bxro the Kile The engine on the 12:28 M. C. train ; impressive in site. Prices as usual 50 I Mr. and Mrs. lAncoln Ickes of Lafay­ ette Ind. Mr. and Mrs. 'Franklin Ickes broke down near Chester Tuesday noon. i — 3ft—2ft cents. is an experienced'florist and by his«. • of Freeport, Mich , jMra. Rachel Erb The train "was brought to an abrupt strict attention to the business and I Seventeen Hastings lady friends of and Mim Anna Iqkes of this city. stop while temporary repairs were ta I uniform courtesy to all patrons, he has ing made on the engine. A freight | Mrs. Mark Warnm, of Charlotte, took Some of the 'grandchildren were alsn , enjoyed a greatly increased trade this engine~v\s finally secured and palled j the noon train for tbal oity Tuesday present. A very enjoyable limo was year’in fact has nearly doubled the ; Rev. W. D. Clarke the train through an hour and - a half i and gave her a surprise visit. They had. Mr. and Mrx. Lincoln Ickes left i bueineK. and prospects are bright for pbe above is a fine picture of Kev. W; D. Clarke, the I-rroport minister, who । had a fine time. Tuesday for their home. behind the schedule. t j the future. See his adv. in this issue. ■ wanted for forgery. [x-ilc 'French, “and! o the motions and >fji (bar were through l| sides were very nmufeing.; •rims. TheiFrrnch ar4 re-! Ih'-ir jicditdnex- mid gallan-i !i£; iy partedfWith hat bonds. |! I lrt<-r soit-renira under the’; niles of tb»' ladies of ourf fast NINTH ANNUAL SPORT DAY PROFITABLE Di id long Hf you could see rith a tulf equipment of iJtaated all over the vessel, igh Mich ti ship is . very me cfcn mon- readily extremely exciting n time of war. The irn his ■ salary, during 'especuilly. His little hj- top is a veritable fortress e.qng heavily jjrutocted by u-tncmr pin b . This little den in time •orresjiouih with ”Central” the telcj h|mv statioit Wires, shak­ finals. ing tubes, d / _gonjg»». etc. • come .1 i a. * A .,1 A a from .in from a III I direct ionj. Aside giving urd ra. rd, tho the Captain has to tot h kind of nionnation Bureau ns well. Th. t<» this vessel was most pYutaant, the otficers and crew l>eing ■ uniformly courteous and pleasant. 1 hoi-ifl somenme to be able to visit an American Bruiser at which time I jpitluued on pstts three TEN PAGES. ASSYRIA fARM [RS (LIIB SATISFIED ALSO • flight ba\|H.a mix-np over ‘ ulty. ami doubtless • italuup-Ent^Hit Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? Lost or Found. Barry county harf- long lacked a Yon would not accii e the man on medium through j<hich the wants of the limb of doing th.' la-st thing for its people could be known to one an­ himself in the course he is taking. His other. It often happens that a farmerwiU'find he has a horse, or team, or -his desire to do that hr is forgetting cow. or some other animal to .sell, and .­ some other thingskquitv as important. lie duean t know just where to look fur ;' S»j it seem to ns with’ the mail-order a buyer. It may be some one in the house iKitron. I u his desire to g< t- thi alligttfl -bargains tl.cv same o<r r-umt^«ither neighliorhood wish- , tenefit i>f es to 'oily the very same animal, hut r advertise, he is taking a comse cer­ tain to injure him-mlf. (lues not know just where to find them. Kv^Yy hum within th^rading radi­ Or a farmer may have-some farm us of a towq or village n tool that is ustdess to him by reason of having bought something new or ’•its prosperity. Wbatev-r. builds up different. Some other farmer would that town lu-lj>s - the home\ nn<rk»-t ’ he glad to get this second hand ma­ whatever prevents it.- growth\pr ]1>l' ress banns tfmsr who look'to thVt chine.. ’’ Or some one in the city or village i as the markift. �The conviction and sentence of Sen­ ator Mitchell, of Oregon, of grafting­ taking money while a U. S. Senator for services which he performed while acting as a government officer in getting COOK BROS., editor*. pay for information with'reference to FORTY-NINTH YEAR. public matters which he'could only secure a, a public officer, goes to show Ssbtcriplion by Mall. Po»i-PaW. that no station, however high, can save 05 YKAK............. ................................ SIX I MONTHS; a person from punishment for violation K MONTBM of tew in this country when -the evi­ rrdnithe poatnfllre st Hasttnsi, MfcUI- dence is clear. We are glad to see this ■ uniter. . gcod beginning made in the punish­ ment of grafters. ADVERTISING RATES. play advertlslhg. rate* lurnKhed ou'uppllSix million acres of lupd belonging i localt and reading notieca. On ot ntuotiR Brevities. rz ^c * Hue ; else- to the state of Texas will lx? offered , fbr sale September l. This tend in column, ic a word lor each Insertion. Western Texas has been used for cuttle ; Thanks. twenty-Avreeni* -irh. . poetry ;m<i resolutions. -Be a lli'ishue. birth*. -Imths or mnrrtw» will be ' nincbes- but farming interests have 1 been encroaching on it and now the It*1 bear*1 tun I people are to have a chance to acquire , i name snd'tHWtWnraJdreM. j poUBjesaion. The tend is to be sold tn Hastings Banner. pJbllshwl every Thuralay forenoon Hadluss. Michigan. _______ CORRESPONDENCE. A Matter of Clothes FREE! » FREE! (OrigtnaL)! . Colonel Browning of the the Ui^ted I States infantry never wiore a uniform when off duty, always wearing the home from Milwaukee hist Friday. ■ plainest rhrtlies. When !*• was a young It is reported that J. W. Shaffer liv­ lieutenant be bud been !noticeable for ing tHree miles northeast of Morgan always dressing when ia mufti In the was sand-bagged in his barn last Sat­ most fashionable attire. , But suddenly i urday night. July 29 by some unknown there had come a rbnnge. Hte fine । person^ They took a ham and onions : clothes were replaced by those of the 1 that hu brought home from town, be­ ' most ordinary type, ami from that tlrne.j side* about *2.410 in cash he 'had Ju { forward be never again; dressed as a ; his ]>ocket. 1 • f "swell." Mrs. Pratt and son of Free Soil, who One evening when a aiimber of re- ; have l**n visiting with her sister Mrs. tired offieora. at the ’.Army and Navy ’ Palmer took the noon train for their ' club were sitting together oue of them , home Wednesday Aug..2. I who had known him ail lite life re- ! Misses Lena and Grace Adkins marked on the splendor <rf lite former : visited ‘their grandparents Mr. and apparel and 1 he sudden change, where- ■ Mrs. Geo. McCartney of Maple Grov.» upon Browning told the fallowing | story: : . • I , "jou MHNTrnd. * ' *otB Iroin one to eikht sections. the latter part of last week. Orville Hyde will run a liowery ■ Some forty years ago ir gentleman 1 The 1KNXKH Irn- on* ot the Nett equipped ! Ami no one person can acquire more stepped into a dance houtje at a j>olnt , dance Aug. I) dutmg the picnic at "■«“ «'K"' Tl“' These in —----------j . t-------------------—_ , price will be $! per acer payable in Thornapple lake. Afteruoon^nnd night ou the upper Missouri river where wag­ I Have the Exclusive Sale ons started for the interior. The gen­ If increasing exposure ofl graft and forty annual installments with 3 per There wys a picnic from Hustings tieman could not have been mure iuapIxxalte in tji* public servicoyro no in-J ‘‘ent. interest, Thursday of last week. proprlately drwwed if he bad attended dication of increasing corrupution- in '• . . • Mrs. Watkins and daughter of Chica­ an inauguration ball in a woolen shirt | human &ciety, liar rather the reverse. 1 The suggestion of a Chicago organi- go are Vteiting Mr. and Mrs. E. O. . with hte trousers tucked.Into hls boots. then we are finding large occasion for : zation that practical steps te* taken at Hyde of Thornapple. It was a case of vice versa. The peoOpen Evenings. 86. cuugratulntjon niA^Htteys. In which- once to bring about a rigid investigHMrs. N- V. Whitlock is visiting her pie Ju the dance bouse were team­ ever light that may lie viewed, how- tion of every life, insurance company sister Mrs. F. Sutherland and niece sters. gamblers, thieves, cutthroats; the ' w ever, we in Midugan will be glad that in the country, is indicative of the Mrs. Hoover. womeu, the lowest of ti e lowest Class. our state has nut become cohspfcuous very aggressive spirit of inquiry and The gentleman went nuioug them dress­ Miss Cressie Kinne of Hastings is in that irtienlar,. The — investigation investigation now in existence. It ed In the heighr of fashion. True, be The Introdte’tion of the perfume cull­ int<. prison affairs at Jackson st eins so may go too far, but there will be value spending a week visiting Mrs. Wm. wore whin are called business clothes, ed jintchouly Iwas caused by the desire $ far id bring indictment against a cus- even in an extreme which is based up- Whitlock. of French aluwlmakers to dwteve tom "rather, ' ' ' 'honesty The Nashvillt* Club have been put­ but from their cut aud texture umoug than a showing of' corrup- 1! on an ................... intelligent demamPfor til ■ the-costumes In the dance bouse they their enfttohur*. When shawls were tion on the * part of' a particular ’ * officer. “* and fair business dealing on the part ting on an addition to their cottage at ■ were us noticeable us if lie had been first brought trdni India they were per­ Unto all whoin it may concern. It has often Ipippened that -pratices of all ]>ersons who are entrusted, with Cote's resort. fumed with patchouly, nu extract of uu got up to represent a rajab of India. , It will please and profit you when you learn. hav grown up little- by little. Indian plant. The French soon learned’ the interests and properties of other Quite a good many stopped off the The gentlemah stood looking on at tra< ting" no attention and not challeng­ people. trains Sunday for a time on Thorn­ the motley crowd daiu-ing altout to the to Imitate the shawls to pcrfecthm. but That there is a place within the Town, the patchouly] botteuaAl them, os they ed 1 s reurehcnsiliJe. accepted by one apple lake. Where PRICES, and not GRADES are down. music of a scraped fidtile. uud. being could find no substitute for It, and this offic _-r because inherited as the usage ___ _ _____ ....... : uearitighted. slipped a pair of pince nez Letters remaining unclaimed in the , The requirement for party reg tetraOn everything in the Builder’s line. fact was ’used; ns the surest mean* of froi 1 his predecessor, until something tjon under the new primary tew in this Morgan postofllce; “ Airs. G ranger, glasses before his ’ eyes in order the (distinguishing :tbe genuine India shawls From Cement Blocks to Shingles fine. calk it into notice and puts it upon : „Uk} i„ oiie of its best provisions, Ethel Bums. Garda. Mrs. Jane Har- better to take in the novel sight He 1 -from the French counterfeits. At test tria . and then we are surprised ami — And all may be had in the greatest haste. There is no reason why a democrat wick. Mrs. Ettie Gould. had never before seen men dancing ।somebody discovered the’ secret and shoe «d to see what questionable should be forced to submit to have nom­ When you have no time to waste, with their lists on uur men and women brought a <pi:ntHy of patchouly to prac :ice» we Jsav’e jermitred. iuid repro- inations made for him by members of OBITUARY. France, For a time, the cUse»»verer» kept paiuiug to walk up to the bur to have Because they keep a stock on hand. '. l»ati -n that, may te* quite unmerited other parties, and we are just as cer­ th* matter to themselves and rrnped a a drink together. Ami It is question ­ ’ EGGLESTON MRS. MARY - Mary Of everything that is in demand. • harve*st. Tbe4 some uuv gavx* away falls Upon t the luckless oll'niur whose tain that republicans. 'would oppose any able if the dancers ever saw such a . Wadley wa* born in Mexico. N. Y.. in Now. if you are wise, you surety wilt the secret. The te-rftime w<>n [iwame fate it i was to te> hl control at that plan giving other jhan republicans the isite. Fifty eight yiyirs ago .-he moved “sweH” looking young fellow in a sky . popular and ' lias never since' passed tiim 1 Let them figure on ycur bill. right to help nominate republican to Harry county, and spun after mar­ bine cravat spangled with white^dots completely out of use. though Heveeal ... candidates. • And you’ll be pleased, and they wont fear ried’ Harvey G. Butler, then of We»od- looking ut them tbmugh a pair uf ,times sup.-r-<i*!H! tenipnrarily by oih-.-r . "Nut all j>eop1c who ‘believe that eyeglasses without the slightest at । perfuiuck. , .. That you will not come another year. land, but who later moved tn this City. then t > iwMsl/or more effective control During the fiscal year ending July Tt» them five children tvere born, two tempi to tumyai Ws‘ Interest in their When you have a house to build. oT tie railroads U-lp’ve in the arbitrary • ' 1st. the total exports of the United of. whom survive. Mrs. Irebt. Dawson . dress, maimer* arid cuktohis. Or any order you want filled. fixing c.f rates by the government." Very. ft»n be was made await* of the From I73t» t<« 1830 I; tin- must memo States reache-l the amazing total of of this city, and Mrs. Marion Merrill, fact that tfie |s-uj»li be considered *• ।ruble iKWio.1 In modern htetory. Six i s:iys Hu- Marquette Mining ^Journal. If the name of the firm you wish to sec. $1,51$,402.This te over *11.(00, (M)0 of Redford. Washtenaw county.1 Mr. cur!ous> bail feelings a?f well as film- ।great’meu made their markse-Knpt)-1 This ’ is undoubtedly true, as is tin? h's -THE TOMLINSON LUMBER COMPANY.” > greater than in any previous year. Our Hutltlr died many years age. In 18K4 self, though nut, as tie!leate methods of Icon. .wbo«o thief feature was amlii । fiirtl v statement by - the Marquette iiuj>orts in the 40101* time were $1.1 IL- the widow married Amos Eggleston showing them. - There were cries of tlon; j Netenn, tfxirsige; Wnshincton, inpape •, that many pouplearo demanding .507,900. This leaves n luduneeuf trade who has ls:en dead for te’vernl years. "Bloke!" ^Tenderfoot!" "Dude!”, ami ,<l?1>einlviM-e. Wellington, tboroughne.<>;: i i’ate legislation" who do not ami road 1 Stl-- t in favor of this country of over 54U0-. After the decease uf her husband. such like npj’ftllr.tiotw, and prtscntly the ।lltt. slnte-mpinshij*. and wan niilroad rate legislation at all. t 0«MU>M). Mrs [Eggleston mad" her home with gentleman became aware that thtw •’ ।pbrustm. .Ingi^juity. Washington slid \ Wbn they really desire is some effectwere applied to him. Hv wus alwut tfr ;Nelson have secured the. »iff<i-th<i uf i her daughter Mrs. Dawson. All that nal rlmcdy t« prevent 'railroad rate turn and leave when a man cteppefi*. posterity. 5 Washington and S|e|dN*iisa<> I The new census of Kansas shows that could Hie dune for,her care and cum- up to him ami, shoving a revolver under j aims ’5. It is known . that the rail­ have done the most for mantelud. WeU- i ’ road? cannot wt-ti protect themselves the men greatly outnumber the women fort, was gladly i«rfurtaed by Mrs. bis nos^, saW: iugton enjoys tile respect of nil, Pit; ; “ptranger, we consider ourselves wo'th bar j ugin-rt each other. Railroad properties in several counties. In one county Dawson, who was greatly devoted to our ndmlratiou. and NnpoHm will ' . , forever excite the wonder of the world. ’ are ? imctlmi K w recked as well as com­ there is a • man and seven-eights to her mother. Airs. Eggleston had been a a drink all round.” By this time the • gentleman reniem- Napoleon 1 We Like a bit of pardonable pride in the ia • ondwtvored to remodel Eu­ munities injured' awd individuals ru­ every girl. It ia said ihe girls of this gr^at.sufferer from bronchial and a--, bored that he hud Heart! of such people rope; , st**4dum<snu aueveddied in ‘ thmatic trouble and'this had induced county have developed ‘ the haughty ined it h rough ruifrond abuses which the that we are selling a little better grade of as these and when they made a’ request doing *-• Wnxbingtuu and Srephenaon ■ wcakt-r partici pant* in the contest are eye and marble heart along with’ the weakness of the heart, which was the of a man In their power it must be._^ —together bad independence, observation j immediate cause of hey death. , helpless to' prevent. There is. a desire straight front and long stride. obeyed. ' and Ingenuity—the three qua litits ; The funeral took ^>tecv Sunday after­ for government regulation through ex"All right.” he said. "Step up!" which are of the iHiwt service ti» bu ■ peon from the home of Roliert Dawson The man who' iiatT made the request pectalion that it will mean justice for John D. Rockefeller has a - corner on and was largely attended Rev. Trott Shouted that the stranger would set up manlty.— London Truth. the p< uj’le .is well ns snfety’and a guaran­ tiax seed.. If he could put it all into’ than any other dealer in Hastings. tee uf a fa^r dealing for the ruilroada a big poultice, it would probably not conducting the Services. The interment the drinks, and every cue present drank. luiraraj ot All lltblrs. Every market has its need for furniture that h.is Tht; stranger Joined, realizing that if l*« sufficient to soothe his lacerated was in Riverside. Largest of, ail Bibles In the world ia something more than cheapness to commend, it. Our ' Mrs. Butler was among the pioneer he did not be would very likely never the Kiifigyur. or Buddhist scriptures of For the tednnder year of 1904, the feelings when bo reads What Ida Tardrink atpiin. Then be paid the price, goods are placed on the market to supply the need of residents of this section, and endured winch consists of VX volumes ' which used up aztweuty dollar bRh and Tibet, axpor :.■» of Cuba were over |89,O(M).O0Q Itell, Thon. Lawson, Gov. LaFollette af 1.0M pages each. Each volume ! an appreciative public that pl aces preference on tpia lit y. the hardships incident to pioneer life , was about to depart when the man who or about in excess of 19(13. and the press generally Isay about him. vefgbs teu pounds nnd forms a pack- 1 in a new r— ^country —---‘*v a *bravo ’heart‘ . bad forced .the Invitation said to him'. upon merit alone do we s^ek the patronage ef the witli The imports in the same time increased and a steadjpurpose. __ you"- here followed language age twenty six Inches lung, eight tucbee ' critical buyer. We aim to sell goods that win knd hold 7“ 27222. She was a faith— ! "Now from f»j3..WO.0(JO to $77.0800.00. The The financial roundndM of this; broad and eight iuches deep. This ful wife uud mother, a kind neighbor 1 not to be repeated—"git:” the trade. Try us. . Unitejp Sta|es received oxer $74,400,000 country is shown by tho fact that not . blbl" requires a dozen yaks for Its 1 of Cuibit's exports and sent ■$ VITOO.PIT) even the Equitable reveteHons caused and, friend, and died in the faith of a ■ The gentleman had not boeu unwill­ transport, and the «wrved wobdeii ing to pay fur the show Im? bad enjoyed. Christian. . of herr imports. imports The value ul "our ex­ a flurry in the financial centers of | though under compulsion, hut at this blocks from, which ft te-printed, freed . rows ofUiouses. like 11 city, for ihelr change trade with this one island ex­ America. Twenty years ago such a I point be demurred. Nevertheless lie storage. A tritie of Mongols jMilll 1,000 READING NOTICE. ceeds our trade with the empire of thing'woald ll^jje-caused a panic. I bowed politely to the man uud remark oxen for a copy of thte bible. In ad­ China; This should argue the wisdom • Maine’s Hundred Harbor's" or 4x1 li,al ht‘ WH* sorry ,o have intruded.- dition to the bible There are 32& vol­ of (ufrivrfting lielter trade relations New York ii. now reckoned aa mnch *>■ Among the Light Htaaaa-I. the umes of commentaries.which are neces­ . , .ut. • i- . , > down to tile the river bank bank, ivhMv where hi* he fonnd found THREE LICENSED EMBALM CBS with near-by countries. By proper en­ of, a financial center as London. Paris, l*tle of an exceedingly handsome ALL CALLS ATTENDED AT ONCE. a boat tied up. on which were some sary for Its understanding. There is couragement -to American shipping, or Berlin, when it comes to floating brochure recently, issued by the Maine twenty recruits for the ——th United also a large collection of revelations this country csuild add ffuOO.OUO.'<MM) to government loans, and exceeds any of ; Central Railroad, for a copy of which States Infantry stationed at Fort ----- . U bldi supplement the Rible. its trade with Central and South the others in the volnjne, of its yearly wo arv untier obligations to Mr. F. E. . and the gentleman had arrived They ' Boothby, General Pass.. Agt.. of Port- only » couple of 'hours l*fore and were American eountrire. It would seem to finacial transactions. In Paris there is an institution which be a vfrry unwise policy to neglect this land. The work is an illustrated ■ de- ! bJ proceed in the morning to the fort. calls itself nu "alibi office.” It under­ tL. "8erg.nnt," tuihi the gentleman, "get trade [which is at our very doors, but In spite of Commissioner GarfleM's 2:;!2_ ,attractive take* to prove that when one Is really j Maine «nd u’e ” of the [value of which we seem to show claim that the picking companies were ; [resorts v along lhe - -------7“ coart reached y™r The order was obeyed, and in n few biding In Parte bete atlBlnrrltx or some j no apprt*ciation. losing money, the government has gone minutes the men with arms nt right place equally remote. The patrou or the publication te certainly worth con, lu ,,uu ahead with the prosecutions in order to i ** ”” - shoulder were marching up the road­ j tbp -‘alibi office" writes letters oateni Hlbly from any address and alibi 7 —’It’ couldn't*" •■ - -bej, called a Tho Grand RapidsHeraltf is iwlvocat- emphasiz** the fact that it does not jmy suiting before one starts out on -his ,| way “Hows, crops" said neighbor “I took my wheat and rye there, summer vacation. The attractions of < — - the - ---------------- --------ing trial of the primary system of to lie a meat trust, gentleman lending the way. When ' office” has them nctualy posted there. Gibbons to neighbor Saddler. teat week and received th«-1 • of i Maine coast are describes! os “Paradise they reuchiid tire dance house they filed so that when they arrive In Parte they elections in the choice of a cjaidid^ie "Fine," replied Saddler. “Have the market.’' “They treateii tne bear the right postmarks. This agency, ; • < . . , . 1 with -« thousand doora,.’’ while the In nnd were drawn up In line before the you siflu jet." said Gibbons. for United States’ senator to succeed ' nicely, too.” “They are tak - in 1 moreover, offers its mtacribera the adMJehig» ,>.Blmrtag W the boom in 1 4„rbt>n, kBn "No, but I'm just going over to only door. The gentleman then brought lots of grain, and act ae if ">y Senator Alger. The vote is’to be taken ! Rowlader Bros. A Reiser's eleva 1 vantage of an address In "the moat di -Ne”I'Star, of th. but thiw Bomw. them to an “aim” and remarked to the LIKED to do business." " hen next summer nt the time of tho general tor. near the C. K. A S. depot to aristocratic quarter of Faria” to which , assembly; • I drove up the other day t‘ >• r „tteKrew "h“re;on« nllnring rew,rts „O„M lwo riwtiaA. There !. no|hingr in tte Mw eee what they are bidding for their correspondence can be sent, which were six teams ahead ot m- w.iilAmerica s | their charnj could they not easily be I “Every jam oq hte head." wheat, rye and oats." taw ptavnl.nK it. bat the Hernia |.,ldi„K Most„. iug to unload.” "And say ^‘.dOno or two who sow blood in hte will bo opened by the management “Good,” eaid Giobdns, “1 was \ reached by rail from almost any jioint eye obeyed instantly, but It wns some when the subscription ia not forthcom­ dler,” ‘don’t forget to at t. . ■ 'i'gusts flat it be done by common con­ just going to tell you to go over for grain sacks 16 draw ym:r -min' ing. 1* s n , . via-the Maine Central Railroad and at minutes l>cfore all followed. sent of the candidates and tho jieople. and ree them before you sold." in.” “They're glad to lend - - ’ The idea is a good one and should be- turned to'ckmr him^lf^nf th#H-Vui't vT* i e°™*’nrat’V**y HHle expense. It is the “Turn somersaults." crriJ nut. The re».lt will, not' '" ' L. t!' !.,"!!” T* i “’“"■•‘MW the Maine Ctwrt by » . A Northern Vtenlce. Every man obeyed the order. Then The old city of Ghest, Belgium, te nw-Mrily be binding on ths logi.la- ! , , 2 .fhlmlfth t >. j wt'H munngixl railroad that inaktm it the gentleman directed the man who tare, bat it will g.vo tV poor* an *" 'T”' ‘ 4’'UCh * in hnd Insulted him to get up on a table built on twenty-six telnnds. which are j Mr. Farmer, can’t we make you feel as pleased as Mr. | and dance. When the sport became connected with one another by e jhty opportunity to express’ their choice, parte of .the Middle West. • » tiresome the manager of the show turn­ bridges. Three hundred streets and . whiclt i. really the object of ths '«*■ ^r- F^' <» ,o ,h“h ,m <110 D°”'' Gibbons? let us try It. thirty put.lic squares nre contained In ! ed’the men over to the sergeant and mary tian of nominating and electing. 1 P0'0 T1‘"c “Pcditiona always i QUICK RETURNS. ordered him to march them back to the these Islands. Ghent is famous because No harm can -conte. and much good " w,'h * ,1"1' “J ™d w‘'>“ Charles V. and John af Gaunt were ! boat Charles Gaskill, who was chosen one may nUlt, I ""'lamatton point. i of th® city carriers, hut who afterward Who was the gentleman? Second born there. It has been the scene of | resigned, has returned to his farm in Lieutenant Ned Browning—tn other many treaties. Insurrections and re- i Words, myself, i had brought the volts, nnd It was there the treaty was and progGEORGE FULLER HAS Baltimore. H* decided to sell his To boast of the.st , „ made terminating the war of 1812 be- ! i Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. Phone 57. REACHED GERMANY, property in this city. He invented 40 recruits up the river and on the even­ ress of the United States, of its ability Ing of our arrival had fallen Into the tween this country and England. to financially and otherwise assume and j _ Mrs. Cobb has received _ word ___ ____ from __ : .et,ntK ‘n advertising _ _____ in the ______ BANNER ; .....v, „„ u vm-o peaaroHUiu water nnd barely escaped drowning. I accomplish great undertakings, of its 1 George Fuller, announcing his safe . «ant columns. Monday mdrning he bnd no clumge* of^nlSrm^but11%^ MORGAN. Mr. j Munton and family returned GET A DISH OF POLK’S BEST BAKED BEANS DePue’s, Saturday Goods of Bring Your Produce Hastings. Highest Price Paid Phone Tomlinson Lumber Co. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Mi it it Mi ' A •# / li •1/ iii ft *«• A , ,_______ ,__ ___ ____ , _ RENKES (a WALLDORFF. & FURNITURE 0 R<enRes &, Walldorff, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Overheard on the Street’’ ROWLADER BROS & REISER. wonderfully enlarging trade and its masterful position among the nations ’ and at the same time to criticise and | demand* discontinuance of the policies ' which have accompanied and assisted i in results so satisfactory, may beexcus-1 be excus-i * I-n- VoiM or view. bot. arrival in Germany. He is now tour- stepped inty the BANNERoffice and have a «iR of' cltte” clothes. After a ing that country and will attend the j "Well, my 40 cents invested in ' robb!ng I put them on ^pd, having Heidellierg University next fall. He is | BANNER advertising has sold my noUllnR better to de. thought I would go improving evert- minute ot his vapa- house and lot all right." an^ Bec something of frontier life, tion time, and looking forward to a ------------------------, ^wt,nofe , nn 1 ^d bargained for. very enjoyable experience at Heidelnie " ieSBO ,esson. Thep Heidel-1i The Michigan Farmer han has mrrh.au purchased ’ ”’ Th berg. । .he Miehigan Live Stteek XS TSn .. .. . "hichhas heretofore hardly from any other. The desire ... _____________ ,TC11. , been jtablished 1 contrast, Is more likely to harm than for change is inherent in our natures wHOLLOAWY, Hastings, flich. by by the the Detroit Detroit Free Free Press .Dr&s Ca Ca ' benefit the wearer. Since that episode Who sells the L. & M. Paint, ! The BANNER te in receipt of aoony | 1 haVe h"d' 4 to wearing any nnd customs, we admit. • but sensible change# should be governed by the Savs to everv taxnaver that th«v ' of Greenville Call with a special ordlnary clothing or clothing unhope of improvement or in pursuit of' need*to paint only once in 10 to 15 new experience, nnd not followed in I with uEm. Point. It w»n nod nor boomer that e y. - . --I “■«" ' creditable ddition indeed " LENA M BHOOKS. directions neither new nor hopeful. 1 «. Ilk, gold, and If. mode to last. _Mmlge- \Hiat an aggravating habit vvlckwire hai of answering a question by asking another! Yabsley-I never noticed It. Mudge—Now. for instance last night I asked him if be would lend me Jlo. He didn’t say whether he could or not. but asked me If I took him for a fool. ' 1 i I j ' “Sensible girt, that.”' “Never thought her so." , ■ “Well, when she rejected me the oth- ' >r night she said she was sensible of the great honor I did her, and I call that being pretty sensible!’’—New Or- I leans Tlmes-DemocraL 1 CELERY COLA The new drinh. 1* refreshing and invigorating, the thin^ for hot weather, Served ice cold nt only 5 cent* a glna*. Try it. All other softdrinh? sl*«X» on h*~ ..’fe . nice atocK of Orange*. Lemons and B#n«n1 end Finer Confectionery. Give me n calL LOWNEY’S CHOCOLATES. BON BONS AND MARSH MALLOWS. JP COHFeCTUONERY'^ FRED WOLCOTT u* iii �i INVITED OflfN ID a few FACTS j > ■“ ; 5234 U’Hy surt^R.wu^. onttaued from page one; . Mieyn .raon, U orderly onl„,y lieve a more systematic mid / ; urranmiment of thitu/M will ORTH ■( All .dong tbnlineith. "f >h>n«' »ill bo brand. " H. mnrt pnenlLr, REMEMBERING j> 1 natural IL IL . a most peculiar. M,i arrung.-unrat of link: ia fi, I ^0^7 T UVELY RUNAWAY THURSDAY uacK a leaning question with the ■ . ease and alertness of a mud-ben at the ' 7 flash of agun. He answers so smoothly ' Rufus Hosmer’s Team Made Things ' W , .. . . . £X“ *“ *“ * ,* IU reuect-v, While nmw ! Elevator, Rufus nusmer, Hosmer, unrus na Carlton! canton Parafine for Jellies Sealing Wax for Fruit Jars \ High-Braae Mustard, Ginna <*) mon. Clhes, Tumeric. All- ? all spice. 17914482 of the taings necessary to gobi! cookery, each selected with an Idea to please. ; Local News. Arthur E. Mulholland. | CHICAGO BEEF | T. PIERSON ASON’S ' k““Y wl. ,t « lUwelnv.'or Th„»Uy :,„urnl„s hb. ...... r ‘ ^‘"1, "ran beeanra frightened ami dimhtvl \ ..... tn.,.;................. .... A “ , ’“P1' "hc' IiT« •>>" Maroon, down mto tho half Crank Hau. Thov ■ \. the pICKLEMi and CANNING/ vogue. Beginning at one olclock a. rawer, and er^p thorn, who intimately < |lnrIlH! „>rapanj. „.iU, th, wagon there, 1 SEASON}draws near, every good? m. the hours are numbered right nraoetato with Mr..Vtvlan. tell ran that utal name up on the <i. K. *• S. trank *'**“••«t._ l,:“ tf. •“»» “«« came up on; the C. It'.usewife wili.be on the alert to? . stmight through up t<* 24. Thus it ' tnev ennui ------• I uml , ■ K. & S. track : may ,wm 4nnp- when I «ny 1*>rcon ?•■««:tf» 80ro*l- south •(«>«*> from ,m»>the '•»elevator. elevator.! .. .. . , - - "T. —- — --------!: olxmt ; n.vtirc the-very best tnateidais to J dock but hut an *nt’ ‘“’-on« ebc- It. is snid Then they cam*- galloping down the , ed in Sydney at Ki;8t) o ’ cl L .L. *..... ,'t,.ike their product better. \ .. Xanllng” employ.™ were awum j, rack towtuTX depot. Mill MtehM 1 track toward .the depot, wtill hitched that was the correct hour according .to .trid.,1 that all th. ,w„„rr. OI v. K. ,v together. Ju-front of the C.’ K. & S. ; T .1 p!' tb<’ pride <>f the .Good ) to their method of figuring time. ."TV"’."" "'‘t"1 »»»» freight car ou th. -Ming, ! ”Tbis^would coTroapond with 7 p. m. .-,7 b; ^4 Stoic fur years to sell) and locked; that it was unpacked only phe team ' ■ ■ d&ihed toward that and• J according to uur method. There are • : neri'i:-owds at a low-price.. The) several good pointe in this sysjiem 'uf in the probence-of swurn-in-eiuployres. when thqy neared it. each horse tried . and installed hr them. Witnuut. ip-a liAniigunicnt is uiorv thaqi 1 figuring * ti<iw, especially wihen it to B'» go ptk'Ktm around thts ear uu.ais ots.hii* own* side. . >f' aw v»r own slue. : :i d. r a*i<>d the reputation of this \ 1 ' comes to figuring up' time tables «n quMt.un there m a lot ur.ap.rlmo.ting Th. rreult wu. that mm uf the... plung.J ; gul-r.un. ami th. Wht^eT »M taad.. ; ifo car with ' tr (Hiding place. We bare )1 • thja railroad. ...... th. ..... «n.l ...... „t ... .th. llt.U freight VOl »11U . . j . • violence - ■ ■ The American Corsul. a delegation especially for this station. The wave 1 -such as to break through the emanating ffom the mkchifiery are This one then went ifito a Aof-newspaper men. and others, (greeted practically instantaneous, traveling at biding. hi’ait* ..,i. and it wak feared had fatally inus at the dock, u hram bapd uiade ' ns \ welcome, and gay decorations Jon <he the rate of 186,T«iO miles j«r second. jui<**i himself. The other one dashed V hotel hfifcl which tvliL-L was *.. ..r hetulqnnrterb ___ _ • The only part .that Mr. Vivian ednsent- into tho comer if the car. throwing to )w> be our j e«l to enlighten w* on—and that was it- l n j 11 i j n* ) gave ample evidence, that the *-£iv was known to ^practically every ineml*er of himself violently to the ground. But jralive to our coming and bid ys wel- the party before the visit—was that hi- gut .up and ran to Gardner's livery ham. . The othel one w*w finally in­ ■ —j-------------- \ 1 come. , i sound travel* in waves, being cumpaArd duced to get up and to the surprise of A T'vautifuily locafttl upon to the waves made by dropping a everybody, it was learned that no bom « v a high bank, or bluff, overlwkiiig the stone in-the water. Another thing were broken. Bulls horses* were badly harbor. It is quite a little further that hr ■•.nliKhtrnM " n. un w«. that Hjw.vtt.' north than Sault Ste Marie, Mick . und the wires-were a’( “tuned” tu renain ! • the air reminds one very much of 'keys, and that in order to talk to al. northern Michigan. It has. that pe­ vessel out on the ocean, that vessel * culiar quality of coolnew that i seems must have a “wireless telegraph'” outfit to take right hold .of anyone umj'brure tuned to the same key as the wire at them up and make them feel i good. , the stat iop. . > The days are also considerably longer ' There isn’t much of anything to sw­ A philosopher is •! man who has and it really didn't begin to grow dark at the Marconi station, “Mystery” quit Mng a fool until long after nine o’clock. ■ sulds as much t*» the interest of the Mibhael DosU'ij. of Prairieville. re­ ..... In.. ■ ..ur SPICES «M«U|.| T,hc ‘"‘''T5' ’hi" *’ visit as anything else. . It is kicated turndd Saturday frain his trip ,to 1..„|a,..r...' .;„u will t.a.-e. Gtloo? then, tw..!^..!-■ on a great high bluff. Imagine a row Germany. , , । , ! . ’ • . , tu*ta this country seems to he wmecial- uf poles, not unlike telegraph poles, The Presbyteriim Sunday School pic­ \ ' ly favored. A very fine quality if iron say 10 or 1.*> rods apart, arranged in nic Thursday was largely atteiuled. . ' or‘* *K found in inexfauustable *pianti- a circle around a plot of ground per­ It war* an ideal dhy. . . es on Bell Island Nuv/foundHti* haps :«» ur 40 reds In dintneter the TMre were llri ticket)* sold for loaded right at the uut.A-’s eilgp; md poles being connected by win.-.'* Thi>mapple arid 2H to Niagara Falls nt brought great /steel works at Insidi- uf this is another circle uf pedes, ..... to .. the — .„ ------- , Sydney by vessel. An ahundant iopply a little taller than the «ithers. the the M. <?. station Thursday morning. A iice* neat land thrifty looking THE LEADING DHUCGtST. of coal is right at hand, living hiinvd j)*»les connected with one anotlOrc by $i..cc-.pr 'a W. H. Goad year. only a few miles from the steel iworks wire. In the_____________ dooryprd may not la* the source of a retner of th** plot_____________ i- a 1 big tall pule, prubablv.2tiu or Kn'nt ‘h»al of monby but neverth**le»s > und brought in direct from the mine* great j ■ by rail. A great quantity of limestone ;wo fret high, from the tup of which 11bring a gn at deal of comfort. • -• enjoyment and ■ appreciation from c^-JOccjxwGOOCxxxsbcocxx)) • which is necessary in the manataefcire • • ’ ■ .; _ c '-i steel. i« close at hand at "Syduey.. these other poles and into a btifiding othi'x » When it comes to the umnifactiini of The arrangement of the station re­ . Tlh«anti-spitting ordinance in var­ 5 I ■t>E5 2 5 iron and steel, it would seem although minded me acme what of .1 great big ious t<rwus due* not impoBS a penalty J Sydney bus natural adyatnagesj over show tent, wjfh th** large pole >e* the 5 tny other city, livcaus*.’ al! theiil raw center pole. Don't tusk m- whxti was and gges to work. It is. intended fur i' materials are right at hand. Further in the building, l>eratv*U'4hc “No- Ad­ the fu)h*w whu i^un’t work—mostly. t *.*> what we reli.. C • tljan this Sydney is alir.ust iiuokniles mission'' sign is very prominent. j But Rend ydnr insurance policy over freidle Chicago Beef X nearer Europe than is Philadelphia. this I do know, and that is that the qui-ntly. It is riglit for you to know 8 which is the nearest seajx'rt to Pitts­ feeling of “mystery” surrounding this and lloaFte of burg. I imagine, however.im­ place is greatly intensified. ns' you you by the compuiy. and what tl e proved machinery and Yankee ingenui­ bland beneath that can'opy of invisible company -will really ‘do fur you. if 6 nl'-e, HeiMiei meat. We ty more . than cciunterlmlance any wires, .und listen to the strange music burnt iout.' »iilvt-p” kinds uf . natural advantage that Sydney may that the wind plays upon' them. 'And Grand Bapids fruit growers-estimate CdLb MEATS ns you listen to think, jserhapsi while the p*-iu*h crop of that- section at mure have. Thu Dominion Iron vt Steel Company yun are listening.-some message is be­ than a million Imshels. The tree- in .|ruvd ii-rf. <>'41 I. nn.l'i'ld Pressed has aaniamiuoth steel . plant at Sydney, ing sent out through sjmxcu to a vense! .this Mfctidh an* hsul'-d and this mar­ Kid Vhil Loaf, in mid ocean, or received from some ket will send but a large amount us the company having*a capital of .1., Fr;u|k torts'. c. UUU.iJbO.tM. und gives iftuploymvtjt to ship, one is almost tempted tu think usual l-u peach years. • nl,4r that »e deliver 2,iiri or IkUUO hands. ■ The steel works that there is nothing impossible, and Rye commands high price consider­ of (the city’ Phone is almost a city by itselU and a! trip that sooner or later the ingenuity -»d ing thjit it is thre.-hing season. It ’is t; fiKcial Attention.: through * it • is very interesting, j’ Th*- man will overcome everything. thought that the supply js short. M;my W. K. Cook. -,*n- is unloaded from the vessels at *' the docks, and lung dreight trains stead df rye and the wet-season has constantly bringing in the. coal-' froin x At|. 1. j weaver, Prop. paid them well for'so doing. the mines cluse by. 'Phare are four t-k 1 and Court str«*te. There munt l*e nu eavesdropping on ' large blast tnmaevs. each S*> feet Hg!> 0 Phfme 232 kasfi.s«s. •- rniHIC CvX5. MICHIOAN. th*- telf phone mi (.’aliforniiL that .state and 1H feet in diameter. Rich of Lhedfhaving' |>asae<l a law making it an QOGOi ‘ will pnxhic*-from :JUO to ;LVi tot s of offensel punishable Dy ImpriNonmen’t to I pig iron . in a day. There an* five eavesdrop and then speak •>£ it after­ • great blowing engines uf £LM)Q Torse ward*. Telephone eavesdropping Is no ixjweneach, and each engine will snpbetter than keyhole eresdropping. । ply 30,000 cubic feet uf air per mi an y where. 1 Thtsse are the largest engines ever The old faith in the efficacy cf the built in the world of the kind, .each FOR SALE lightnirig rod .is being slowly revived, t weighing Odd tons and cost nearly The new rod. however,, is essentially ' have a'second-hand chiireh <100,000 apiece. -• !u *»!•* cheap. It Is in different from the old, and its use is The steel works* cover 480 acr<f» of : xfCLA>< condition, with recommended by some insurance ex­ ground and is a very busy spot.: engoixl ci’Mpler and sub-bass porta. A large juirt of the farm fire id secure a nice I gines, Ixilh large and small, conveying • inent will find this tu be f losses are from lightning, and the j vara all around the yarda. There are merits pf the new fangled rod deserve many different departments tol the. inve^tio... works, nithough'they are all connected. TENDER BEEF || AUGUST CLEAN UP SALE 8 FOR 10 DAYS COMMENCING AUGUST IO. d It's object;—to effect a quick, decisive, thorough clearance of summer merchandise. It’s advantages—unparalled savings—the greatest buying <>•« ortunities you ever heard of. IT’S BARGAINS -Wonderful Innumerable—Matchless More bargains and better bargains than have ever endowed any‘other sale event. L Sale Begins Thursday Aug. 10 Closes Saturday Aug. 19 The most important money saving carnival of the year on Ladies’ Waists Wash Goods Skirts LJ Shoes and numerous other articles Come early before any of these bargains become ex­ hausted. Cash or Produce Taken in Exchange for Merchandise. Awful Suffering of Baby and Sleepless Nights of Mother. CHURCH ORGAN CURED BY CUTICURA A Big Bargain PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE W. R. iAMIfSOH, Propr. jra N. JcUcrsoh 51. Hastings, Mich. ---- ..... «IWJ M by attending our splendid . SUMMER SCHOOL Gutchess ; qollece OatnJt. Mich. ■ L :> j-t r. -a aukiincdnsent. President . E. BURCH, > • .IR \ LRSIO.V \^J '"•p have recQijred another version of • -J><:lton awJHifft, mentioned in‘the ’ • TXER of la- t WTHik. The other side L-nji- it was nothing but 2a midnight drnikun braw|. The BANNER'S . -ijmt. was obtained from one whom bulievvd iiiu position to know the facte. But how the two sides are givch, and you tan, take your choice. Howtna. scald head, hives, itchiness ot tile skin of aay sort instantly re­ lieved. permantly cured, Doan's Oint­ ment At any drug store. There is the blowing mill, rail mill, plate mill, machine shoiw. foundry, besides the blast furnaces, open hehrth i ovens, stock yards, etc. I was informed that even this big steel plant had its ujw nnd downs, 'just the same as many an American plant has hail. It seems a shrewd Yankee was among the first managers. He came to Sydney: hadn’t been there । long Ixifore he commanced to build a ■ ^?50,000 mansion. People naturally supposed that there must be great profit in the businets andl the stuck soared way up. and very large blocks vf it ; were sold to eager iiivestors. The in­ : evitable reaction came and the prices took a great tumble, purifying it of al! specoultive value, ami putting' it down ; un a cash basis. Since then it lias gradually strengthened. ' After going through the . steel jdant ’ we took'a special train and went out to the Marconi wireless telegraph station near Glace Bay. whore the first wire­ ! less mawage across the Atlantic was received. Thexe is one t^ing that is absolutely certain alsjut a .trip to this station, and that is that you will know just exactly.as much about it after you ! get through as you did before yo u started. Secrecy, profound secrecy, is I stamped everywhere—bnt that only ' adds zest to tho^trip. The mouths of all the emplqyeai have befn securely ! locked up with burglar proof padlocks. so to speak, and the keys have all U-en thrown into the broad Atlantic, with j one exception. That ^exception is the i suave, gentlemanly Mr. Vivian, who Skin Fair as a Lily with no Scar to Recall Awful Sere Writes Mother. . George L. Hale and family moved to | Hastings the first of'.the week. They j “I herewith write out in full the be­ makd this change as h matter of mut­ ginning and end of that terrible disease < ual advantage. Mr. Hale expecting to 1 txtK-tBB.," says Sirs. Wm. Ryer, Elk i get more steady employmiyit than he River, Minn., “which caused my babe had there, and will give their won Fred nntold suffering and myself many a chano? to board nt his home. While sleepless nights. My babe was born we rbgret to have our village poptila- . seemingly a fair, healthy child, but j tion depleted by a single family, yet when she was three weeks old a swell­ in their case it scums the change will i ing appeared oirthe back of her head, bti favorable, and we wish them’sucess. and in course of time broke. It did They* have rented their home to Milo not heal but grew worse, and the sore Snyder who is moving in this week. spread from the |Bze of n dime to that —W oodland News. ot a dollar. I used all kinds of retne- i Small pox has broken but in virulent dies that 1 could think of, but nothing seemed to help; in fact, it grew.wqrje. form in one of the townships of ,Kent i Her hair foil • out where the sore wis, county. We renew our warning to all, and I feared it would never grow again. our readers that the statu authorities I It continued untilTny aged father came on a visit, and when he saw the baby declare that an epidemic of black he toldjpe to gctiCuticnra Soap and smallpox will sweep Michigan next; Ointment right away. winter unless there shall be almost “ To please hint I did w>, and to my ' universal vracination. If you have i surprise by their use the sore began to not liecn ffliocessfully vtfecinated within j heal over, the T*air grew ovei it, and three or four years, you should attend | to-day she has a nice head of Lair, her skin L as fair as a lily, and she has no to that duty now. In warm weather । scar left to recall that awful sort, and is the time to protect one’s self against.; 'it is over eight months and no sign of small po-c. which fs much more severe ■ its returning.” in cold weather- CURE PERMANENT “Your letter of the 19th inst. received, askingip regard to the cure of my baby some six years ago. Well, the disease has never returned to her head which at that tithe was a solid sorezen top and down the back." Mrs. Wm. Rykb. Elk River, MinnFeb. 25, 1903- ' QUICK RELIEF FOR ’ ASTHMA SUFFERERS. , .i Foley's Honey and Tar affords im- ' mediate relief to asthma safferers to I! the worst stages and if taken in time | will effect a cure. For sale by Arthur ‘ E. MulhoHand: successor to W. H. | Goodyear. Nice Stationery shows refinement, i i A lot of new things at Mulholland’s I Drug Store. PIERSON & SON The People’s Store. Hastings, Mich. Phone No. 9, $75,000.00 Capital Surplus :: $25,000.00 Officers people's Meat Market HEAD SOLID SORE GROCERIES 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 15 bars Acorn soap 25c 9 bars Lenox soap - 25c 4 packages Arm & Hammer soda . 25c 8 lbs. bulk Starch 25c Good light and dark fine cut Tobacco, per lb. - 3Oe 3 cuts Sledge tobacco for 25c ryo grbwen* sowed wheat last fall in­ Vour IB Ultsh Cluster fTksstr. PresMat. R. B. mcsscr. Uke Pres. A. A. JindetMi, CaNcr. Directors for honest wealth is laudable, to reach such ambition requires time, patience aid economy Chester Dltsser. R. B. messer, R.C. Trench. m. L Cook, money at Interest Will D. $. Goodvar. and onr Savings Bank pays the best rate going. you with money yon must take the proper course to obtain it. Opening an account at cur bank Is one good way and we advise you to do it. Like Outers. B. B. Buderson. Interest paid on Savings Deposits. money fo Cmh IT - Hastings City Rank on Real estate Security. PLEASE COMPARE “THE BANNER WITH ANY OTHER -----------------------------■■ ■■ -■■■< COUNTY «... -—4-——— PAPER PUBLISHED ; fcir- IN MICHIGAN .j. .-.. .-.. ■■/» ■[ .,.1,, i„ The Press of this State declare the "BANNER in the Iront rank. Hundreds of pleased subscribers have spoken of its excellence and of its many improvements. ALL HOME NEWS The BANNER gives the County Seat news, the Hastings news, the Barry County news. It fully covers its field. We leave general news to the metropolitan papers. • ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? IF SO-We will appreciate any kind things you may say of the BANNER to your neighbor who may not take it. IF NOT.-Why not send us your name NOW? It costs but $1.00 a year, 25c tor 3 months trial. a �D4agged-Domn Feeling ; In tli s'lotna N> vouanesp. unrefreahlng sleep, despon- A. P. Hagerman, of Kalamazoo, ha* I I received a letter from an attorney at t ' Goes, Zeeland, the Netherlands, asking | him to find Mrs. P. Nus or Mrs. Tru-1 This Wack’s Nsws In Nearby man. Her name is not known exactly Counties. 1 to relatives in the Netherlands. The • woman has been made the sole heir of • : a iarr i. « queer thing. TJte the a brother. Jacobus Kooman, who died j " J . • there recently, leaving a large for- [ 1 . < Rapids saloon keeper. Aiderman Hil- > tune. Souhwestern Michigan ° VAIlh | vUK WAMTC TT All I ' rtriv j COURT HOUSE HEWS i| f A Al \|l Commercial Stock L Telegraph Co, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. UHI lUlILV HLeJv REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Continued from page one. Grain and Provisions. Stocks and Bonds. WARRANTY DEKTML ‘ “ mutual exchange of ‘‘wants'’ of Barry •*" do1”' “TCU‘,'Le; ,K , 28 Hodges Building. DE 1RO1T, MICH. were audcntly called the Tl> rkidneys county’s people is here, it ia the BAN­ Jennie M. Waters- to William ,„ Sr r... a«r .re hetdtn, the J. Fisher and wife, 8 ac sac reins NER. The price is very reasonable: and driving y<»u. into serious trouble. ■ reins i References: JOHN L. HARPER £ CO,Banker:, Detroit, 8uO (X) 10. Hastings-..-I j One cent a word pays tho bill, no adv — — • - * j tom. chairman uf the license committee Th.U.,l.da»(|htcroffonnerc00n<y ' BAN' Charles H. Reynolds to George --- r • i of that city, was going homo one night OUR DAILY MARKET LETTER On Appiicatiou L. HalL EH>«* 10 *«d 17 the most direct, beneficial effect h-.t >»»» ro [ Acts vitli i— -1 ---------~ ----- J It wntalns Mu*«’ lia,‘ been re' el.rkCburehpfb JoMpb. ««. »TOrvm„luu on th i kldrwys. kidneys. , It contains the the best best and and II w,th a fneud O. A. Phillipa add, JJaahville 000 00 . Mfmrt tutod slices' ----- •tor correcting * -------*— •— 1 fused a new license by the city council ly bitten alxiut the face by-« ,-olf ; and .toning Two George G. Sisco and wife to through*. • Hilton's recommendation. , houud. bho wan In the act of patting K F p. No. 4. Mildred D. Ely and wife. 45 ;- —i------ ----T!2—- I Mustc shot at Hilton but killed his him when th. tarot, attawkod her. , m(1 850 00 . , ------- :------------------ ,-------- ac sec 34, Maple Grove 1«■_ [t companion. There is no doubt- butthat ---------•■ ! He the BANNER the following: Hr handed haodedtboBANNERtlrefollowlng: Q N„kr ud wife to j Muste hud murder in bis heart when Frank Soleveld ami another man so | pog SALE — A cow. and sow and pigs. ; he fired the shot—he intended to kill Choa. E. Lunn and wife, I Hilton. It was a clear case of inorder far' not identified were killed by ja i for sale. C. A. Gaskill.\Carrier R.R. ' Lots 9VO and Wl. Hastings.. IMMJ on Michigan Central engine at Comstock -No. 4. z. • ■ —that's a cinch. On the first trial he one day l««t week. So»” «t'er *0 BANNER w«» out he Frank & Hart and wife to Sela Use CHEAP Linseed Oil even . was convicted und -sentenced, but the C. Kesler and wife. 61. 2» ar received a visit from one of his nearest ou can buy it 2 or 3 cents per supreme court granted a writ of error 5150 00 sec 35. Thornapple • , , „ . . t . .. neighbors. whom Charley hadn't ga ton leas and then it costs just All«rt Rwnd^. ..JKonunent e>vil t t o( |i|.(,ly (o bayhia mid a new trial. On the second trial Samuel Howe to -Byron L as Duch to put it on. ‘Where is J(|t „,| • tl,e' deal WM eloeed there was a disagreement, and the third w.r veternn ot Orand. Haven, dropped ; Kurtz and wife. 40 ar sec thi ‘ Steam Boiled, the Bung Hole of *that likewise. The fourth, 'had two years dead ’ ‘ or. ~ the streets ■••*•''» -• •city *- one huur* after the BANNER Rutland■-■- 1000 00 Bo led agri the Mixed Oil on the | after the killing, resulted in an acquit­ day last week. ! was printed. • Elizabeth McCartney tu Bur* ms licet. Al! guaranteed to give ? tal. The Observer was told by a person ‘ Chester Messer lost a vest in which dette Benedict and wife, '.<> get eral satisfaction. It Fools the J who pretends to know t(iat the saloon Mrs. ChaUncey Dwight of Charlotte. wlW |]js favorite i»air of sfxxitactes. ar sec 14. Maple Grove 2300 (M) Purchaser It Costs More to i keepers and brewery and whiskey in­ had her arm broken in a runaway This is how he got them: just this, pre duct? the Old Fasti toned Open X terest of Grund Rapids raised a fund ' James A. Becker tq Charles 8. accident last week. An* auto frighten- 1 mtlc notice in the B ANNER qf July IX. Alpyot. Ke *tie ’■ foiled “...................... Oil, but that pro Cruckford and wife, 20 ac of <3,500 in cash to clear Muste. Does ed her horse. Hutbt 27th: I -OST— Between West Creek and ces give* u8 the Bost oh of the UOO 00 anybody believe that the murderer's sec 14. Carlton : my residence, oue day last week a blue preientduy. ' ... serge vest with pair of sptctecles in Charlea F. Barton et al to Hat­ freedom was nbt bought—does anybody tu© vuiuwatoi uuiuituii !■ lKX-ket. Finder please return to Chester Coldwater liniment LINE : believe that this fund was raised fyr j KitcHhJl, the (neap Oil may go on all right, tie Nesbit. Parcel. Hastings. 100U 00 maker who died '* ’ ‘last* week left a for- |1 Messer. any other purpose? Especially when buck never stands the weather. Edwin Mead and wife to The , tune of ,$130. (kN to his wife abd son. That little nutice brougb them. the killing has nut l)een denied, bnt that Before you paint let me show you , Thonapple Electic Company. pROP, Hams. & Russ, ' the shooting of the one who is dead, . . the grocers, needed a thid Best Oil. Pace!. Thonapple and Calehut ­ was accidental: in spite of all this Judge Carr luis ordered u grand jury I deliveryman. They put this notice in MO 00 donia....'v a jury acquits the respondent. Cun ; fur Cass county. It is expected there । the BANNER’S want column: . , QUIT CLAIMS. juries lie Ik* called anvthinir WANTED—A reliable voung man for juries anything but “ ‘’uueer queer i; will be important developementa developemehta. Melissa I. Way toOlin E. GiffPre criplions prepared as if for delivery man-Hams Ar Rusk. things?”—Portland Observer. i ---------00 .ord, Lot 18 hlkliS, Middleville the Doctor’s ewu use. Grand Rapids police offijeers are The BANKER was printed WodnesKSAl’PB-X. KLEINH4J<S A H ASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Harriet A. Bentley to Ellen M. KN API’KN, Attorneys. About eight roars ago Minx Elizabeth after the automobiles to compel, them j day afterntssi. and then next day they T Michigan |Tru»t Co. Botldlug, Gnu>c B. Sweezey. Pace sec .4. Sign of the Elephant. i hud their man. They Had answers to , i . ' __ Mtrsici Campbell of Allegan placed an ad- in a to keep within the speed limit. Rapids. HlahigMK.____________________ 100 Obi I their adv frbm all over Barry county Orangeville........................... matrimonial paper, • 'husband wanted” DtU LOWRY, '• ' THOMAS i PRYOR. C.B. T and received a reply from J. A. Foden ' Benton Hiabor. tiring of the exac­ 1 and are fully convinced of the pupular. Ha»Utig> 5 Attorneys at Law. 1- HAl Ways r large steer of Corkville, N. M. After norne corres­ tions of the Bell Co., is to have an in­ i itv of the iBANNER and its want Offleen over BaitlDpi City Hauk. .pentacle, on Ur. 1 Estate pf Harr)- G. Jones deceased. | j doltMnna ' . ' pondence lie came to Allegan to see her . dependent phone system. ,: , But (possibly tho best instance wb license to will real estate granted, sale ’ C nuKUVK It POTTER, with a view to matrimony, but shei Attorneys at Law have yet kn<jwn the following.: Mm. Sept. 16. nave yei anunvn is me louowing.; mf ". was a school girl. He left, saying Rev.-^S. Rolilee. uf St. Joaepp, wants i B«nj. Bowman, living ou Sec. 8. Rut-' he would come again. Some time ago In Re of Isaac M. Good, iui alleged i I . W. — L...1 ... 1.1... tel a land. h»st a Aawl she greatly valued a gymnasium attached to hisi jchurch, he wrote her he would be here to marry jnxane jMjrwjn, application fur admixs-: A HANLON the Congregational. U<canse it was a gift to* her. Nearly ion to asylum died, order appointing A. IL KENASTUN. rery one of our patrons can se s her and the first of the week lit* came. . , physieix! Attorney at Law. three weeks after its'loss, and as h last medical examiners entered, physicians 1 re a magnificent Dinner Set < He was nicely entertained a lew daysOver J. h. Goodyear sro.. rtorr An tin known man was killfcd’‘hy a des|xTAt<i chance of finding it she had report him not in need of asylum treat-; 'wUow luai; lioui-iN <>r in* •t*t- Oou isOlutely Free. We uot < and then he wax told she was engagedpBCtnpuy aMecdcd io. ; ■ I* do this but we give you a * to a young mail clerk on ,thc Fere Pore Marquette train at St. Joseph one this adv. put, in uhr want column in R. V-OALLAiilll.i RLim ment. petition for appointment of, od, big MO cents in value for < • Siirgeun. Do-... . .\f.-h our.issue of June sth: He 'left Thursday quite day last week . * , guardian filed, hearing Aug. 21. i J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Uw, cry dollar that you spend with < Marquette. ‘hpurs 12 to V - - -;;d7 SM . I Woodland. Mich. disappointed. . LOST-Somewhere between Middleville . <)ur aim is to please our ! : -.T^ivpboneat.- \,r - Estate of Whaley A. BrooksdCoeased; • All business* given prompt and easeful .. . .. , . • nnd our home Sec. 8. Rutland, a dark Sterners and we are bound io < Jacob Hock, an Ottawa Co. farmer. »>r„Wi: nll wwi shawL Finder receive licenxr tu aril real estate at private sale attention. Collections a specialty. it, 'The sooner you commence < Chicago i.-s.driving out her. thieves, was killed by a hull one- day list week, reward In* returning some tu Ben.L granted. trade with us the quicker you J WALTER HEATH ill get your.set. Why.uot J gamblers and crook.-*. They are com­ . Bowman, R. F. D. 1, Irving. Shawl HAttlllY CO I Ni ' 'TRV.EM Estate of Rotart Brady deceased. . J is valued especially because it was a ing into Michigan by the boat luiid. BeMcieure on S-v. 4 : ... order refusing to grant licriiK* to wll Kalamazoo's new hospital will tie gift tu Mrx Bowman. . addn*»|iv>!tott, >!«*:.. i.< St. Joseph and Benton Harbor are pre­ » "I dedicated September 20th. Soon'after he got bis BANNER that real estate’entered. paring to make life a burden for these Estate of Joel Evans deceased, hear-1 week Walter Fleming <rf this city wrote gentry. MY i STOUT IS OPEa EVEHIM6S. j । Mr. Bowman that he had found the ing uf claim!, adjournixl to Oct. 2. CORNER STONE FOR ■' Hood’s Sarsaparilla Don’t Pay Central PROFESSIONAL CARDS W.J. HOLLOWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE iMENCE NOW BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mrs. Chas. Hackley. of Mit*keg<hn. wife of the r-'cently deceased million­ aire philanthropist, is dangerously sick, but rufuse* all m-tdical aid. trusting to the consolations of Christian science. NEW CHURCH ‘ . We give tnesv specific cases as ill­ ustratiuiis of the profitable uw of BANNEK want advs. In the same way farms and cityvproperty have been sold .O’Clock Sunday Afternoon. or rented, boarders secured und other Goods and Groceries. < Large Attendance. • **Wants'* filled. But you will lx* conFOUR DOOR5 EAST OP GOODYEAR BROS 4 Hardware. phoni: < Muskegon's mayor has ordered all jIn th. pn«llce .if n Inrg. crowi at ’boxl ■< X®a k>v» a trial uf th. BAN_______ NEB'S eoluiiin. We cannot warbar screen-, removed iq that town *> ’4 o'clock Sunday afternoon thewant corner that drinking shall Iw ----------------•' - for 1 1 — - ----Brethren a a public matter. ,tone the new United raut a Nile of everything nor that it But let ----' church was laid. The exercises v*re i w*" unreasonable thingx. Th. hrvt land to b. rondemmxl for i The church «lw cum- Irra>! ' »«nu " ho known, and-^if the hlgl t w. H. FAIRCHILD.; , . Ijiid by United Estate <if Mary Lee Throop deceased, order assigning real estate entered. ' Brethren at Four Estate of Charles Parrell deceased, petition for appointment of adminis­ trator filed, hearing Sept. I. ’ In Rc of J. Frank' Whitney insane, aiqilicatiun fur admission to asylum filed, medical- examiners certificates tiled, order ot sdmimiun entered. ' Estate uf Maria VanNt?» deevaxed. P^tiGun fur declaration of heirs filed. pleted will l» n fine addition to th. they are reMonablc .a way to satisfy hearing Sept. 1. ■ ‘’‘‘X- «‘,J wln '« “ Kre*‘ rredit *« ,b« ' "'m WI1 l,r . MAKKIAGE LiCENSEX. II is IW tine Id think about BULBS society. The church will need outside ; ’ Ferrel Replogte. Hope for FALL PLANTING. I lure a nice , . , , .... ' assistance, which should be gladly ' The. Simplon pass always has been Maggie Prince. Hope . It H rumored that the Plndp, Sana„ jt doi „ . newW , stock of CUT FLOWERS on hand non. torium at Battle Creek Will be reopened | workh>nwrt of tb<) cj,y whi<.h ,, the great highway <rf travel from Jesse Demund. Carlton Phone In your orders, ieiiieriis made ffwltzerlnnil into’ Italy. It was-uaetl by Esther Durkee. Woodland ncJt ‘ not occnpiu.1 by nny other .b-noniinato any part ot the city. Phene 29. Caeaar and his laglonx hs far back ax r--------- ’ • tion. 50 B. Cj nnd. although Napokun lwq>- Colerldsre'a Home at Nether Stowey. NELSON BURROUGHS, Propr. The cottage was at th<- western end pened to use the St. Bernard- pax*, he ’’fOpi. The Eady shoe factory at Otsego is recognized the superior, importance of of the village, aud there It stands yet. ----------- L to be .enlarged. Tears ago a vessel was wrecked off the Simplon nnd ordered, a mill hi ry a poor, ugly bouse, dose on the street : the northwest coast of Ireland. Crowds 1 rotul to lie built over It to wrve In fu­ We went In. .and after making clear j gathered on the bench to witness the ture .campaigns. It' wax begun in 1800. to the go->! woman who owned It that < scene. A few brave men came'forward • but before It was complvtcil. In 18Wi. we were not looking for lodgings we | and put out to the sinking vessel. As ; the fortune* of the battlefield led the saw all that then* was to see of the I they came back to tin* shore with their : emperor elsewhere, xo be never xaw it. dwelling. There were four roomx. ! burden of human lives the watchers j While thus constructed for .war. no ar­ two downstairs and two above. All cried: “Have you got them all? Are ' my ever crossed It. Instead of furnish­ wore bare and disorderly, because, r t they all saved?** “Y'es,” wax the an- , ing a route for cannons. It .became n the woman explained, bousecleanlng i swe-r, "all but one. If we had stated I peaceful imillum for International coni- was In progress. It was needed. She | for him all would have tieen lost.” In 1 merce.-St. Ix?uls Republic. showed us a winding stair, hardly bet­ Best Body Brussels nig 1(M5 x 12 at$35.00 j stoutly h xtahvurt fellow stepped out ter than a Ir.dder. which led from the City price $45.(10 I from the crowd nnd called for volunA. F. Smith & Sons .-Vxminister Rugs 9x12, beau I i- xj lower to the upper roomx. There was 1 teerx. The mother begged the young ' fid coloring, at $25.00. ( icy price*$35.00 , Sappho's Leap was the name, given no view, do garden. But In Coleridge’s Velvet rugs at$25.00. Which are sold • man not io go. aaylng: "Your father ; to a white cliff or promontory ancient day there was a small plot of ground ] in city for $3T>.W Roxbury Brnssels at$18.00. City price S25.t>o , w«» lort nt m: ,oar .l>rot»w WUllam ’ ly o,l|«| Ixnkneta. noir Cn|>e Duento. belonging to the. house and running' Empire rugs at $15.00. City price 822.00 ; sailed away, and we have never heard £f .... at' the Hotitberu extremity of ;k, Saute back to the large and pleasant place : We have-rugs, all sizes, as low as.... $1.00 t from him. K you so my nil will l>» Mmmi. .«k' of tin- l-inlnii^anil™ of his friend Poole.—Dr. Henry Van ' Art Square rugs at ... SB.40. City price SHOO Liost” Embracing her. he said. “I must I was so called . ..because Sappho, the Dyke In Scribner's. 1 go." In a short tinx? he was seen re­ poetess, is reported to have thrown ( See our Hie of Rugs and Carpets, all grades. Prices gmraeteed Lowest turning. “Have you got your man?*' ' berxeif from this lieigbt lute the sea.; HERE AT HOME cried the watchers. “Yes,” was the re- A criminal, with birds attached to him ' | ply. "nnd tell mother It ta brother Wil­ to break his fall, was thrown from the liam." . cliff at the annual festival of Apollo. ' and If he reached the water uuhurt'be Hasting. Citizen, Gladly Testily. MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. was picked .up by boats placed there Plionc The-Furniture and Carpet Man. ' More than half of ‘mankind over for that ptirjMMo. This Is the rock from It is testimony like the fcdlowing j sixty years of age suffer from kidney which, according to the story, lovers ; and bladder diHonloTS, usually enlarge*- I throw themselves in order to ho frw that has placed *thv old Quaker' ! ment of prostrate gland. This in liotli from the pangs of Jove. Remedy” wj far above cornet item, j painful and dangerous, nnd Foley's j I When people right here at home raise । Kitjney Care should be taken at the' their voice in praise there is no room | i first sign of danger, as it currects As a result of observation and reflec­ I irregulAritim jind has cured many old left for doubt. Rood the public state­ men of this diseiwe. Mr. Rudncy tion during n long life touching public ment of a Hastings citixens: Burnett, Rock Port. Ma, xvites: *1 men nnd turuKurex In wide variety 'I J. W. Balx-ock. harness maker of It will pay you to stop in and see if suhered with enlarged prostate gland vqpuid desire for my country three and kidney trouble for years aud after tilings above nil <jthfi-x to supplement Jefferson street, says: ' Beyond all TOWNSEND SELLS IT taking two bottles of Foley's Kidnev AUM-Ih’uu clvlllxatlnn: From Great question. Doan’s Kidney Pilbt is a most Cure feel better than I have for Brito lu. her adminbtnttl*m of criminal valuable remedy for all disorders of the twenty years although I am now »1 Justice; p*otn Germany, h^r theater, kidneys. My wife had attacks of kid­ ney complaint for two years and used Thera will be money saved In this way. On coming In years old.” For side by Arthur E. Mulholland, successor to W. H. Good­ und from nny or every EtirujuMin coun­ namerout remedies, bnt obtained no try save Ruiitdii. Sjniln nnd Turkey, its real benefit. I had so often seen and and looking around, a great many say: “Why, I did not year. government of cities. — Andrew P. heard Doan's Kidney Fills recommend­ know you sold that.” Better look the thing over In ed that I went to A. E. Mulholland's White in Century. drug store, successor to W. H. Good­ time, and If you don’t see what you want ask tor It Nordy—All these big manufacturers year and got a box. The effect could seem to dread publicity. Butts—That's Remember the Place, “This John Doe must be a turrlble not have been better. She l>egan to right.- I know one of 'em who has to improve from the very start and con­ let his family do Just us they please to bad feller." mused Maw Hoptoad. tinued to do so. To say we think well keep ’em from divulging business se­ "He's alius In trouble. I see he’s been of them mildly expresses our opin­ crets. Nordy—What business Is he In? Indicted again. I wonder where he ion. , For wile by all dealers. Price 50 Butts—He’s a sausage maker.—I,oul»- lives when he’s to home?” eenta. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. "I expect he Ilves In Effigy," chuckled New York, sole agents for thb United vlllo Courier-Journal. MICH. HASTINGS, Paw Hoptoad, “the place where so States. Remember tho name—Doan’s —and take no other. No such thing as ‘‘summer com- many are hung.”—Houston Chronicle. whcre Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Itmakct the physicians satisfied. -n- awe lete.' Nature's remedy for looseness of the If you get your medicines st Mulhol­ Jaowlec. land’s Drug Store. FLOWERS electric road uml.r lhe Mate law was at Nile, but week. RUGS Before Buying Jesse Townsend Banner $1 a year P. A. SHELDON Abstract aid Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Moocy.it> iaab on Kral E.*totc. Kral EM­ Ute- «<4d on ■■otbnilsnkoii. General cutnrj an;<i:s. fforiD* » cuinptrtr *rl ot At'rfnct Book*. cvmiilWd from Ibe Kecords, can tsrobh com|>trie AhMmcU. ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY R.1GS. We have several first .class rigs in connection with oar Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Voir patronape solicited. • when youwant COAL CALL ON L. ,A. EATON, HL HAN IT. ALL KINDS IN STOCK. ANU THE PRICE Ip RIGHT. PHONE <>i COLLARS AND CUFFS Wtn. II. STI ■. Li«-n>< and Pi. DAN. LAKE, SHOtF. Shop on Court Jfffi'r st a«q ‘.MEN. ' BOYS. SHOES : ME5X18 I nuk«- a sncvui HOYS' SHOE*. Brpnirlus orally n pHii IP ,LUT BS£k iipjiwuanee- n toe rwi an- alwtfi be done right. That’s the way we do our ifrork*. that's wM busy. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phis 243. The American Laundry, W. J. S'tirt Fru The BEST 5 CENT Cigar FOREST CITY PAINTS. We have just pul in, a complete line of Forest City Paints amf Vat uishes. These paints are manufai • tyired liy the Forest City Paint aid Varnish Co. one of Cleveland's oldest and most reliable paint companies. They are absolutely pure and ar. sold under a positive guarantee that they will not crack, peel, chalk or scale off. Will cover more surfac wear longer, and give better result- Th« War*** Owls* �SERVED HIM A./D. Cadwallader's R^AL RIGHT. SOLDIERS AND SAIL­ ESTATE EXCHANOE, The Office over Pierson’s.Grocery. HASTINGS. niCH. Capt. S. M. Fowler Was Us^HJjy a Battle Creek. ORS REUNION Fifteen housqirfcjl lots for sale. . from Eaton ^(Friend. ‘ Mrs. D. Fox L«<s V andr^KT block 2, Grant’s The BANNE^|(vcs the following Rapids Saturday after weeks, visit addition. $310.00. No. 445-fA farm of 30 acres, good item clipped from Ttui Battle Creak '•with relatives. >iandr,% grave! gravel and clay loam and lays au Frank Bennett >iml of Grand little roiling and terders Imrders on a fin*- lake. i Journal of Thursday laku • It will in— J outbuildings. _ — • L-llJ;^-^ ,j u»re«t Sherm's many fnhudx in this i Rapids were the of relatives \ gtf'd, ..H room house and Fine"-------------------- -------------— V fruit, all improved fiut 2 acrea. *R. city. ’Capt. 8. M. Fowlerth^opular ' here last week.' F. D dndjetephone line, 2^' rilles from ; commanding officer of the newlyWgan- 1 W. J. Norris of calk'd on , Hast ngs. Might trade. ized Company :A. Corps of EngitSqrs friends here Sunday. . 31»l A farm of 47 acres, tine clay Borders ou a is indeed a happy man. for his handS< During the electric storm here last Ipam so . lays rolling. due lak* of resort,' 3 miles fromjiwo. some uniform was received by him to- wqek. 8. Bogart lost a fine irteer hy railroad towns. Fine buildings. May from the makers and although it 1 lign>qing. Insured: •ill' A farm of HO acres; 105 i ...... . under plow. 35 acres of fine beech is of the finest goods and is jierfect in Mrs. Xnneme Nejetonof Carlton was and giaple timber. A line large sugar every detail and cost an amount that the guest of her sister MfK I. N. bush] Fine stock and grain farm. Good runs fa’to three figures, its expense td buildings, including ailo: barn is base- the captain was naught, having been Hubbanl last week. menf<10x00. Find location. ; Ira Potter was the guest of relatiwsNd.-110 A farm of 120 acres; 115 presented to him-by a friend who had near Middleville Sqnday. iictes improved, balance oak wood, lot . the interests of the city at heart, in Fine> fruit and plenty of it. Fine large the organization of a company of En­ Several memlx-rs uf the local Arlwr buildings. Soil is a fine clay loam. Near gineers here, and felt amply repaid A. O. O. G. were in attendance at 1 and fine location.the picnic at Hustings last Friday. LLL—A farm of M acres. Hit for the amount expended for the cost Jim Springer is reshingling his acres cleared and almost entirely free of the captain's uniform if the Doc­ lumps and stones,. .Ill stumps BtoncF.. Soil Stvil is clay tor could only be penmadedi to. assist ' house. • ‘ • [-•din and sand loam, about oue/half in the promotion of the ’new company Mrs. Sarah Cripjien of Rutland was each,............................. ’ pcres lays just a little’ rolling: *13 qf th - land is SO rods from the balance; and assume the command-wheu it wa> the guest of Mm J. C. ■ Raymond a When Company LjCos ... -f was'beech and maple; a\flne oumpleted. tiinb portion of last week. ms brook that never fails crosses mustered out of service, none f our Addie Norris has returned. home licit*?, also tliv 15 acres, no waste; citizens regret ted the act than from Kalamazyo where she has finished .... : 1 win* fences with good feuc«K are good and hog and sheep tight; 3 did Leopold Werstein as JjT pos’.s " ”'1 air k ' n eourxe at ,the Normal. of good apple orchard. Good did many others of our hgmr.t'-s men, named house of 5 rooms sheeted out that Battle Creek was jJrge enough to lake VIEW. ____ ind in and filled with grout; fine support a first class ntary company, Preaching at the bchoul house next well at.kitchen ^ioor. a beautu tabuar ---------------- ------- --------------------. fnl hard nraple grow stand-’ around one that would mi j^a showing that Sunday evening. ........ „ -louse, a -Lbe dwelling he L line Xz: view ~‘-Z~ of z* the onr citizens wouU *x- proud of. an d Mubjl and Clara Todd of Vermontt’iifs. Burn Barn :ft)x40 30x4(1 framed, horse barn when it was tided by the state ville visited tlteir aunt Mrs. Geo. L*ram ■<! IfixBO, cow barn framed Ifix&i military uulu —ties to add a company Rockwell the tetter part of tho week. ' stout . hen ■house that cost $815, icte of engineer^Fu the state militia; none housf. w*»od house. «hop, 2 corn cribs, Mks Ruth Joris and tho Misaea Hazel smoke house, 3 hog houses. Telephone was mory^k-tlive than Mr. Werstein in >tatit i|.In house; average age ot build- puttingij^rorth strenuous efforts to have and Jeaate Smith called on the hitter's ngs te years; Co rods from school: 4 this ol chosen as u location for the aunt Mrs. Dora Lake of Hiitdinirs one from a ratlroiMl, town of 300 inday hurt week. kabiliuH and miles from a railroad new^icompany. The result of their Arthur Crook and wife and Mrs. efl^ts sjieaks for itself. Daring this Jw i ■ f fc/XX) inhabitants^ .CNk io< other farm- (or Nd*-. JFriixl Mr. Werstein approached Cap. Geo. Rockwell and son visited their /Fowler and asked his aid in tthe pro­ sister M rs. Sidney Todd one day hist week motion of the new company which the Calvin Charlton and sun Johnny uf v captain was only too glad to give, bnt when he was asked tu take command Maple Grove called un Frank Charl­ •of the company be frankly told Mr. ton Saturday SPR1 CHIC s/ We had such jhM^USll Of . orders; tor Sprinji^qnckcns .' in week thatyFfewr^id to be/.isappqinu . lu oNer of the i • tu avoid ii“^htng x • ,ki;id hereaj f*r we will ask ! tlfujewho' ish chicken for 1 Sunday to To'1 cieghane Ut On Friday. FOR COLD' LUNCHES ; on wont tifid anything better than onr (’old Meats. They are Q prepared by an experienced man. •Q and are just what von want. q F.W. Clifford 8 The MEAT MARKET Man c* Two doors east- of Cilii Bank, b Phone 22 Hastings. Mich. YOU ARE INVITED to call and see the very latest print paper, known as the * ... ARISTO GOLD PAPER... । it will certainly be worth ybur time to call and Me ismples of the work. Don't forget to see me before yi>u buy a Kodak, Camera, or supplies for same. ’ ' H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Hastings, Michigan ( J ( ( ] | 5. Goodyear Co YANKEE W"' be Mcld iD ■H’1’ c,,>’ A“» 23■ 24 and 25. Nice Program Is Being Prepared. The committee having the matter in charge are at work on the program for the Barry Co. Soldiers and Sailors reunion, which w ill be held in this city Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. .\jigust 28. 24 and 20. They are al­ ready assured of the presence of several good speakers from outside thft city, litit are waiting V». ‘’lose with one or tfvo others before announcing the pro­ gram. It is safe to Miy the reunion thte year will be one which alLwho attend will enjoy. Further announcements will be made next week. PERSONAL MENTION. Jesse Townsend hag gone to Pennsyl­ vania un a visit. Ladies’ Aprons. Dress Goods. Made of best quality Apron Ginj?ham, cheaper than yon ran buy the We have opened a few pieces of New Fall Dress Goods, Panamas, M’diiire. etc. •^a^.^lScaiiilSOc Children’s Aprons, white and -ic■colored, prettily trimmed.... 40b For Waists and Suits we (have some new Lace Curtains. Our line of Ijice Curtains is com- , plete and ready for fje„ *n Ci An inspection per pair Ivu IU wtivv patterns in 3i-.’,”"”.'"'25canil 30c Irish Liueiip. a part linen fall TAn ric, k-ard wide, per yard.......... ZUu New Shirt Waist I'ercales, per yd 15c New Satteen Petticoats New Suit Cases ■ New Rugs Ix* H. Pryor made a business trip to Nashville Saturday. Chester.Wetzel of Detroit is in the city visiting hiu ruotlier Mrs Su^an S. age. The Misses' Margaret und Florence Harper went to Luther. Mich., Monday for u ten days visit with friends. Miss Mary McElwain returned Monday from a week's stay at Gun lake, as the guest uf Mr. and Msh. Frank Brooks. Amoskeag A Grain Bags 20c. -:= Stark A Grain Bags 22c. New Idea Patterns and fashion Sheets for September. Miss Doaia Sen field, of Mansfield.’ O.. in visiting relifives in this city and Vicinity. < ' West Pannalbe ought -to be a sweet Miss Lillian Doud has hvn quite sick with u severe cold and fever attack place judging from the amount of but Dr. Burton thinks she will soon honey consumed. Bnt sorry tu say.’ the ncov.-r. sweetest when [soured becomes corres­ Dr. H. B. Gsmmon went to Ann pondingly ,M>ur. . Werstein that while hte services would The Misses Ilenc and Afmina Gilles­ The W. M. A. met at the home of always be at command fur furthering pie jtro spending'a few days in Bellevue* Arbor Thursday returning in theafterYou will rti'd our ICE CREAM and ICE CREAM SODAS the interests uf th<* new company, he Mr. and Mrs. Geo Colvin and family noun with his w■ fe who has teen in Mrs. Frank Stimson Jply 27. under-the jjist the triIng. We have received many compiimei^tc for did nut feel that he ecu hl go ahead nt spent Sunday with the latter's parents the hospital ther» recovering from an leadership of their aide president. Mrs. dur ice crekm. and’we know we can pleaae you. operation for flu reriuval of a tt;fnor— W. W. Watsdn. Enough rags -were. present and purdhaac the equipment in Hastings. necessary for him u> captain of the Frank Johnson and family visited • Mr. and Mrs. y.-vant Mclnlrye start­ ww(xl_ to complete 23 yards of carpet. company. He was told by Mr. Werst­ Wash Helmer's of Woodland Sunday. ed Monday for t >e Pacific coast, and They were royally entertained both nt dinner and supper with the beat the ein that he must not let a matter uf - ’ ’ yUit nn«I faniite *hw>nt Stindav ’m«kv an 'xlumted ,V.... there. — . .. John Burst an< continues to grow in the esteem of.the people. >.t^ti ..... -.1’ Their lii’iulqnart re will be nt Gresham.' land affords. Th# next meeting will that kind stand in his way and for him •wjth Oliver Boltdn Everybody that uses SANITARY BREAD once, ♦ and family. , , *... It-... __ I........ A.... oKtAU. becomes a p<rmanent customer, because it Is ♦ to go abend nnd have tho measurements Oregon; fur a »-w weekn. and then lie held at Mrs. Watson's. home Aug. Mrs. Chas. Smith rind family spent made at the beat material; it’s clean; it’s wholesome. tliey will go tu 1 urtl.-ind and San Fran­ '.Mi. Recitations and singing will milkn taken for his new uniform. Captain Saturday and Sunday with her parents Fowler "obeyed orders," and today the cisco. e. , a tine program; the yuung people are near Woodland. given spatial invitations. handsome new suit.'which cost, *1118, RUTLAND CENTER. • Americus Cline and wife are to lie came and was presented tu the gallant PRATTS DISTRICT. ff ank Tobias nnd family of Maple congratulated. They haw u new ♦ “Originators nt captain by his admiring friend with Grove and Jakel DePriester and wife daughter-in-Law. (■Stators. Arthur Nellist -has spent the past fine his compliments. It was an Act well days with his parents l»n has-returbed of the city sp^nt Sunday at Mrs. worthy of mention. Mm Elin Scott and wn William who Lizzie (Wood's. have been vteiting her parents, return­ C. A; Newland and family Hjient ed to he: home in Grand Kapids Sun­ Ed Ziinmerman has a bran, new baby Sunday at Emerson Edger's. liqy at their house. day. Harvey Emmons of the Kklamar.on Harry Dunn calk’d on relatives Gordon and John Thorpe. John VHerinaTy Hospital spent Sunday with Banfield Sunday. * . Stokes and Frank Pannalee start for We are receiving daily large .consignments hjs sister Mrs. Scid Tinkler. ■ Floyd Wood is sjiendiug the w A the west the first <4 the week. of handsome and useful pieces of A short temper has the- other kin'd.. 31m Dett Ross spent Thursday with with his sister at Maple Grove. Lightning struck Willis Wood’s house Quimby friends. • i Oov Havehi mi-I wife uf H».tinK»^llur^,K the^ven, atunn Fr.day nlgbl The engine on the morning passen­ ^jcid Tinkler i« improivng tie _ t. fa>kB were guests nt Warren Foreman's Sun- bnt did no serious damage. It also ger train on the C. K. S broke hi> uf hi* place by cutting the brush alqng flay. • ■ ' killed a calf on me Denny farm. eccentric at Woodbury Saturday ..t He road. No doubt impronjinp 1 JohnForeman and- — Harn ------Williams Mias Jessie Wood Sundayed with the morning delaying them a little over an" ttgxes'too. . ' L ..... -__ rtartet] for Dakota last Thursday ‘ to Misse- Maicbeles-of West Thornapplr. hour. . O.ur large stock is now complete, and we [Frank Nellist h making sornie repairs , to.work in the harvest fields, i Middleville talks of trying to get a are offering strictly' high grade goods at Floy Erway is spending-’ the week state fish hatchery, acconling to tjlie nd the school house' and iminting it. NASHVILLE. prices (that cannot be duplicated by any Frank Wood and family i>f Coats with friends at Bnrryville. . Sun. There is no letter ‘location in ira Bachefler has hren seyiuusly ill other concern. Many uf the Gleaners of this vicinity Michigan than Middleville for that Grove were seen on onr street Sunday. with kidney trouble the past week. Anna Simpson of Allegan is expected went tq Charlotte Tuesday to attend a ' purpose. .Thert are the finest of springs Miss Minnie Furniw went to’ Battle j Out constant aim is to sell the best goods for the picnic.! and so situated that thfc waters could • home this week we understand. Creek Thursday to care for her sister I ( least moneyl Cai! in and look us over. We know that Bert knd Zera Newland attended the Electa , lx* easily controlled for tbq putqxjse of ;’ Mil*.' May Falter visitqd her mother who ia ill. • ) we can interject you, if prices and good values will clo­ entertainment at .Irving Friday night. ' MnuPrett last week. n hatchery. Leon and Lucile Balch of Battle ( the business; Just received another shipment of hand­ About fourteen Rutland Center (« From th” Jamestown. N. Dak.. Daily Persie Winslow has bought a load of Creek are gui'Sts at George Coe’s, this some HIGH GRADE PIANOS, If you cannot call Alert we learn of the death of J. W. [ ’bqgs (not a carload but a wagon loiul.) people attended the Sundayj School i tweek. I ( write for prices. Convention at the U. B. Church Thune Balch, which occured in that city July , Mbs Gladys.Boise of Union City /] day and enjoyed the bountiful dinner ASSYRIA. 29. He was once a resident of this city ’spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. i • \ and is a brother of Mrs. C. G. HolMiss McLee of Chicago and Jew* and excellent program. W. I. Marble and family. In about four ^months -a convention hr*x)k. He went to Dakota in W*i3, . Spaulding visited Mrs. Oivcr Tasker Born, July 30. to Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. will’te held at the chtirch here. Don't locating first at Lacota, where he en­ Thursday. y Early a daughter. gaged in farming- He late; moved'to Don B. Jewell returned home from fail to avail yourself of the gcxxl things. Miss Oriley of Middleville is spend­ Jamestown and engaged in stuck rais­ Kalamazoo Friday. Mn Foreman who had the misfortune ing the week with-Mrs. E. V. Smith. . *” ing. in which be was very successful: Mrs. Thus. Tasker will entertain the to get one of his legs broken a .few 1 Mr. arid Mrs. E. VanAuken were at j ” Little Gertrude Hayes, daughter of. L. A. S. Thursday Aug. IX Bring -weeks ago, is doing ite nicely as could Detroit over Sunday vhitiug their ecu OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO be expected. . ’ Harry Hayes, went out on Wall lake thimlfles to sew carpet. Glenn. Fred Otis and family Spent [Sunday 1 with her grandmother Saturday eve­ Mm Harry Maatsch and tons Elmer, Miss Mints Bergman te home from . ning for a twatride. The grandmother nnd thnrlo of Bellevue, visited her at Wm.. Haven's. for a few weeks vacation. was rowing and Gertrude holding a parents Mr. and Airs. Garrison Moore Oren Erway returned from Mt. 'Charlotte ’ trolling hook, when there was a vic­ Mrs. Von Furniss has returned from Pleasant last week tu work at the carWednesday and Thursday. ' ious j-irk on the line. A fine five her visit at Otsego. (writer trade. ' •' : Mildred Hartonr visited Hattie Stunpound bass was soon lying.in the bot­ Mfw Harriet Brown ia visiting her • Mrs. ®d Myers and children visited tofi last week. tom <»f the boat as a trophy of the brother at Camby. -Minnesota. Mrs. C. £ Fay entertained her sisters relative** at Trufant hwt week. Maurice I young lady 's skill asn disciple of Isaac Mirs. H. R. Dickinson is entertaining^ ' Mrs. .McCarley and daughter Hazel, of Rouse returned home with them. VV« handle the beet grades of coal on the market— * ,,fc-L- uvr.l ■ Walton. Mrs. Samuel Healy will entertain ;hrr brother C. I? B. ILusk and fnntilv family of ■' Detroit, and Mrs. Hartom of Gatestmrg Order from ns and you are snre to be satisfied Phone j About 2. te* । automobile licenses have Buffalo. N. Y. . the L. A- S. for supjicr August lx. this week. 194 and we will give your order prompt attention. now teen taken out by owners of ma­ H. Bennett have who has _Mr. Frisby . _ suffetMl the . pfc-t , Sujit. and Mrs. 8. Loren Tnngnte and Celia Palmitier See us before buying j( chini's secretary cUines in m Michigan, ^i.icniguu. but »u> the .............■ . , .. .. >». tv.aut uni of nF the th*’ , returned from Young Hickory. M Y., few months with congestion ot «t»t. i» informed <b»l ’louble <h«l Flvr-n.- toy hnnilaj. brain, jmsacd away Supday morning. where • they ■ went to spend their vaI number of machines arc being run in Mrs. Milter and children are visiting Sjencer Dunn and wife of .Battle | cation. th*1 staje. Although the law provides 4jer parents Mr.-and Mrs. Beardsley of Creek visited at Alva Dunn's test week. : Mr. and Mm F. .1. Bratt in and [ that licenses shall be taken out Ixjfore Woodland. MARQUETTE. . children are visiting relatives in De• July 15. the owners of unlicensed maMr HU(1 Claud Warburton ef J WEST PARMELEE. I troit and Ohio. chines may be arrested at any time for Creek visited her mother Mrs. Iteteyed letter failure to comply with the tew. it is : John Tasker and family Saturday and Mk Wm. Eggleston and daughter ; Thjs IS to te Maude Adams’ I .■ JJIWI proliable there- will lie few pros- gnndny. —L'*'- that .................. (Lcta who Jiave been visiting her par- > fATUrlte story: A colored ’“gemman,'’ j •* the .1 .......oVi.kll ' ecutiona until owners shqll ll'l'X** have’ I ____ Misses Alice anti Bewsie Ray of ^r‘ ents F. M.'Stimson and wife returned | naine unknown, but called “Culpepper 1 had saiple notice H*** n**w 'llw ‘ kansas are visiting their grandparents (to her home in Grand Rapids July 28. i pete". who. being enamoured of some WHERE. WILL YOU GO THIS ( Poatal officers and other, in th< “ * Mr. and Mm C. W. Tompkins. Ladies o£ our community have, been dusky maiden, and not having the SUMMER? If you "desire rest and re­ Mm Harry Spinney and sons of calling on the sick on Grand Rapids courage to "pop" face to face, called I aarrice do not look with favor upon a creation, why not try “THE RIVER 1 recent order relative to the addreaa ot Chesening are visiting her parents street aP th® house where she worked and ST. LAWRENCE TRIP'" Folders i letters for rural roulea. The otde-. Mr. and Mm C. W. ^Tompkins. Miss Man- Wenger will be welcomed I a’ke.1 for her over the telephone, descriptive of the Thousand Islands. which docr.ee that all matter for the Mrs. Dan Olmstead entertained her hr her friends in this section a. well When h., got the proper party on the Rapids. Montreal. Quebec . Murray Headers of the Banner can secure Bay, Tadonsac. tho far famed Saguenay routes most leer in addition to tho mother and sister of Bellevue last a, the children whom she will instruct, line he asked I. dal Johnron River, etc.,, on application to any I name of the pertain. towQ and number as favorable clubbing rates with this ' , . . '-Ya-as" "Well, Mim Johnson I’ve railway or steamteat Ticket Agent. For Mm David Perrault .. very poorly. . importont qnMlion to „k tape :I i of the box. i« looted upon as red Mtpe illustrated guide. "Niagara to the Sea, ’ ’ paper for any daily or weekly paper The W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hasting*, Atich We enn now nay hello to our milk n<, * Ya-an." Will you marry send 6 cents in portage stamps to H. of the most pronounced hue. Who sells the L. & M. Paint, or magazine published in the United Foster Chaffee, western Pass. Agt,‘ man ; no danger of hm getting ahead ‘ s.Ymu. Who is it. please?" [ position of those opposed to tho order Says to every church, that Longman Toronto, of Thos. Henry. Traffic Mgr., of us riow. ---------- --------------Staten or Canada as can be procur­ । Montreal. R. & O. Navigation Co. Mrs- Lewis Potte uf East Thor.iappte T O H. X -A.. ed by any other newspaper In this was calling on her parents Thursday । >yll» tmd Y«l_Rav» Mwajri section of Michigan. * . X “X = r. ^.“e'C.roe-.«. and says sha Enjoys country life, im- Ogortara • Corm OoMai PrvvMrta Pas—nala mensely. . wider is to; o i i & moderate housfe?^ I inixtakea. FOR HOT WEATHER SANITARY nSekfC VESTER & GARTER Ml = ( Local News. MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO., { Furniture Corners. Hastings, Mich. LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS. C.C.B., MASSILLON. WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE C. E. LUNN FINE TAILORlH^J M. MATTHEWS ®L CO. CLUBBING RATES FOLEnnONEY^TAR �—M NOItti ' ffl IM UIK THE CANADA THISTLES MSI but there is no Delivery S\ THE WORLD OWES i EVERY MAN A LIVING tem to bring it to his door . a B. Evans, of Bellevue, was the j guest of D. R. McElwain the first of! Blrr stcuRED $S0. 01= CASHIER ! 4 POINTED COMMUNICATION FROM i the wt.k. 1 Mr.and Mrs. Ed Blake, of Middleville,’ j • • NAGLES ON MIS CHECK ON FRANK CHARLTON SUBJECT j spent Sunday with Chauncey Bishop WILMINGTON. ILL. BANK. Canada thistles . • and wife. I The Misses Glenn* and Gertrude , I Rogers are at Gun. lake, the guests ot: BROUGHT HERESATSAYS FARMERS CAN Good. For jsurr URDAY NIGHT DESTROY THEM Going Somewhere? ■ We're interested, So are you. Proposes to Invoke the Aid of the have the bwt line of Law Asks Others to Do So With TRUNKS, Conna Garrison, who has been at work at the car seal factory, has gone home fur an indefinite time. By Sheriff Charged With Securing Mrs. Jas. Beard, of Mishawaka, 1-4Money Under False Pretenses is visiting at Chauncey Bishop's and | . from Midd'eville Bank. with other friends in this city. John M. Long, of Wilmington, 111.. i is in the jail here charged’ with ac- . Him If He Offends. cases, thavelunc bass ‘ Editor Banner. . Dear Sir : 1 beg space in your paper for a few words atwut Canada thiiitle»>. 1 do ■ not care for trouble with mv neighbors । or friend*, but the time ha* come when every farmer should set* that Canada thistles are taken care of. Some fanners claim that the thistles cannot be killed. Other* ’ get rid of them. I do not claim to Im» an expert tanner but I say that Canada thistles can be gotten rid uf with little exjvnse ever shown in thh city. The low price* will Intenut )ou as much as the high quality of the goods. ASSYRIA FAR MtRS (LUB • I ' i curing 00 from Cashier J. G. Nag1 ler of the Middleville bank, on false i pretenses. The UftenM occuring late in July. Long, it appears, used to live tn Phone 314 Conltat»«i from |»4e one. this county, hut for some time resided Hastings, Michigan. I in Wilmington. III., where his wife Jeffereon >1.. ! duor south of P.O. called •'Don't Fret" It was fine. i diud last sjiriug. He add his home, An instrumental solo bv Eva Kent lianking jert of the proceeds in the was enjoyed as was also the recitation National Imnkut Wilmington, and then ' I by Peart Leonard, entitled "Warden pr<K-eeded to blow himself, While nt Keep a place, for me.'' The club sang j j K Middleville he drew the last uf Kia • I "My.Ohl Kentucky Home." as’ some! money-from the Illinois bank. • He had ' ; to the farmer if he goes at it in the . of the musical-numbers were -absent, i some talk with, and had paid $10.U) i right way. . Twelve years ago I Itou^ht a farm Bert Nay had a well written paper on on a contract to P. A. Sheldon of thin "The Local Fanner's Club Its op-: city for the Wilkins farm north of called a Canada thistle . fann. There ■ iMirtnnit ies al<>ng social, intellectual und । were about nine acres of thistles on town. His.hunk book had not l»»en re- : ; business lines " He said that the , turned for correction and that'shuweda iL . I sold the fann tvfo years ago I world to-day was in need of well built lialangeof on hand. Mr.Nagler and there wa*. not enongh thistles on men and women, broad-minded i-eople. knew uf the deal pending for the WilI it,to make a ]mtch eight rods square. | Business is the great schoolmaster and There nover was a thistle blossom with . kina farm. Therefore when Long camo j we are all toiling fur the same wants *eed in it that would grow threshed on i in to the Middleville bank, claiming to ■ of life to the outward eye but inwardly. ( the farm while I owned it that 1 know j, mentally some are trying to reach a ' own the Wilkins farm and exhibiting ‘ ' of. The threahers used to say '' ’ No ! i his bank look nhowing a balance of । higher plane. Bert is one of Assyria's , Canada* here to thresh. ’' ; $l40.0D*due him. Mr. Nagler ;Kd not is I blight young orators and his remarks I hesitate to cash Loflg’a ftU.00 ch««ck on I bought a farm two years ago that or voom . thistles tu.-n... I “,tah“"i t">*?•“" had about 15 acres of Canada the Wilmington bank. Mr. Sheldon puck ul » oerw. । DIwwto™'»"»»»?, b-v 'lr; C,r«" now believes Long tried to defraud un it. und a .iORle t re II have h»r., threshed 1br«*«l one .mo ' , M“’" *’”• N‘”» ““1 him, as he tried in every way to get a , I don't believe ' that would grow or let any seed- several other*. A select reailing by deed of the Wilkins farm, claiming to ’ , i Mrs. Kate Cux. a (empentace sketch. ; blow over my farm or that of my ' have all sorts of money . ’ j was enjoyed as one of the best things । neighbor. But it has been necessary ' Sheriff Furniss went after his man. . . ..... . . । nf the day. It •’’dealt with the problem ‘ for me to watch the thistles closely Speedily !>>cated luiu. and landed him ‘ ih order to prevent thrashing them. uf ho.w to living about a reform, and in jail Saturday night. the writer thought that tu let the old 1 Some fanners hate to la* asked to take topers go und concentrate all efforts on care of them, even when they know , the hoy. on his right bringing up. was * FURTHER REDUCTION that where thi-tlre grow nothing else the key to- the pruhh*m Other good City Drug Store. Phone 113. The Thornapple Gas and Electric Cc. will grow. 1 said tu a farmer the other things were mentioned in tbesfNTOer nud will make arutc of Hastings, Michigan 1 per 1,1*00 on day "You have u lot of thistles in your animated, discussdnns followed. Dr. all gn% in any month in exc*-*^ of oats. They ought t<rlw-cut" He said Kellar sai<ithat in the country all sides ?»<W feet. .For any aiaonn* tip u» the j "If nny man goes in there to. cut were deuefopfd. the physical, social last named quantity lid* price . will I* thistles he will pay fury the uuta l**r andjnteUectnal: that a law existed pro­ l?l i»tr 1*4**. The irodkictiUD is to fore they cut the thistles: for I would hibiting the sale of,lif<4or to minors ami effect only thft «*xrcM above feet. ♦ . not ent what oats t>.ere would be left that'the ne<e?«arv thing was to enforce All gas and.electric light hills mast be ‘ for them.” When yoti have any repair work the law. Another was to eradicate; ]<ui<I on or before the !•* th of the suc­ Think of it ; 10 acre* in 0ie !i«ld and tu lx-dune, 1 b ,J " “ ‘ — »till another was to remove the screens ceeding month to secure the reduction you favor mi-• with the work I ’ not enough irft after the thirties' uro from the front <rf .saliuns Remarks of cither. do anything i > the died of repaircut to pay for the graifl? 1 havi» gone from Uhns. Tuckerman. Garry M«s»n. on my neighlior* farm* before now and Mr..pargo, Mr. Mapes, Mrs. Graylnirn. WATCH EkCLOCKS cut thistles that were apt to sow seed and JEW) LLRY. Mr* Kent, Mr. Moonf. Mr>^ Mooreafld un my farm rather than ask them' to Mrs. Hili. The Sec'y was vented with .. guaraiJll*- n, y work. so yon will cut them, but that dAy is past with me. vs.... ...... And .................. make ‘no run nd chant,. power, to write* the Sec'y uf State 1 have notified farmers to cut their mitlake ih favoring mb. J^W Ass'n. notifying tbm of our-desire to We.«delin«* Ia for sate bj*Fr«ill. thistles a gr«xl many times. Some­ join the State Ass'c. (SHED FREffJ OF CHARGE. Hraih & Carveth. times they go nth! ent them. They The club was coniinlly invited to say "I have tried tv kill them, but 1 Very much to our regjvt *'•• imv meet with^ir-. and Mrs. A. Briggs for can't kill them' You will notice oHiged to omit some *«-om*i>|N>ndenci* ’ their August meeting. ’ New m«inLvr when a man says h^can't kill them of refreshment committee Mrs. Ida' th>t came yesterday. We hope <«nr that he eyt* three stalk* and’ miast* g«M«d friends the correspondents will do Open Evenings. Kent, program committee Mrs. Chas. one. und sometimes two or else will their utuumt mail their urwi letters Jones. iV«* cannot send in program for wail till they have all gone tu seed and I on Monday. We pumbt print .this next meeting of club a- h Im* not vet then cut them. ,• wwk either the peugram for Pomona been handed in. All joined in singing 1 have taken steps to stop thistles Grunge and tl*»- Am»yri« Farmers Chib. America and the chib adjourned. , from going to seed and Wowing over Both will appear next week. Sin*. Nina Tasker. my farm and have made enemies al­ Reporter pro tem. ready bat I can't help that. The time W. H Myers At Son, REMNANT . We Pay 4^ Dak I Vi He’s got to go after it eai and often, and elbow his v.. through the crowd that gets there first. A crust is better than no bread, so a little saved is' bet ter than nothing. Begin now Is now on. The first ones to call get the best chance at the assort­ ment. The price so low they will not lastf but a few days. , 25c per gat 1, Heath & It has been the Barry C Grounds. able. on Savings Deposits. I Compounded Twice a VV-lll CALL AT ONCE Q. A. HYNES Repairing Local News Geo. Newton , JEWQ.ER TH6 N6W LGxinown H0L8I; Cor. Wisklogton and Bojlston Sts. BOSTON.- MASS. Headquarters for Michigan Frew Association and Business Men while in Boston. Located in business center. Ever)-thing new and firstcla<s; fire prucf: rooms; bath and telephone in every room. Special rate to com­ mercial men. Ths Lexlnoton Hotel Gomoanu, J. D. FANNINS. Pres. has come when something Itraidra noti­ fying has to be done. Some of the wits and wh« at that will be uirertied in this neighborhood will have Canada thirties in them. But hearafter all pasture, tielda ami corn fields and high• ways or other places must be cleared of Canada thistles as the luw requires, j I will appeal toAhe law for protection not only because I want to keep my , own farm free from Canrnla thistles bnt testause I want to help my neighbors that are trying to get rid of them. 1 ... ... invite «ny inw> who find, any tbnrtle. I gone to »wdcm my t.rm and tht-Mere There te but one mire cure for th** drinking ilimiwur i-nblt.'aml that te There was no limit fo the liuiuornu* the simplest of nil. The cure consists sttuatlun fur which Kight Ker. tn eating fruits. Tbnt will cure the Thomas L. Clark, bishop Of Ithodr j worst caw of iuebrlery that ever afIsland. was responsible. Some- years flirted a person. It will entirely de­ ago while attending a lecture in Boh- stroy the taste for Intoxicants and will ton he observed a man sitting three make the 'drunkard return to the Rests in front whom Im- thought be thoughts nnd tastes of his childhood, knew. He requited the person Kitting when be loved the luxuries nature bad next to him to “punch” the other in­ I provided for him nnd when hte appetite dividual with hte umbrella. । bad not ims-omc contaminated by fate**, The polite stranger did so nnd. the dteturte-d person turning hte Dead a 'cultivated tastes and attendant false j desires and Imaginary pleasures. No little. Bishop Clark discovered hte mte ______ . . ,. .. x-i , person ever raw a man or woman wflo who uk<-. It wn. not the h.- .up 1|kH fnJ,t ldi, h . !>■«'■d. Fixing hU att.ii\:i «l.-ndta.t for ,rlnk. >o , lnan I liable to do d.umge to my neigblvir to come after mo with tho law. Yon ewe It tv yoanwlf. yonr nnigblwr. and even tv me to do thh. for it I de not of my own accord protect my farm from this peat, I ought to be compelled iy ou the 11”' lecturer '“j"'?’'' and affecting uncon-J “n">"aclousnera of the “ whole j1” f’ affair T he left the man Withr.J'in,. the umbrella to nettle j ... t(‘ ,1'iLt. 1PleniewA with the other for the disturbance.- and. llu, w|tbout I tills man bemg wholly without an ex­ euse. cuse. there there w*s. was, of of course, course. a a ludicrous ludicrous and embarra*idng acene, during all of to do it, and also tu protect my neighbur's farm too. Frank Chariton. which Bishop flnrk was profoundly in■ terested In the lecture. At lust the man with the umbrella asked, rather indignantly.-"Didn t.you ; tell me to4puocto that person with my 1 umbrella umbrella?" "Yes." “And what did yon want?” “I wanted to see whether you would | punch him or-not”—Boston Herald. LUMBER, LATH, SINGLES, DOORS,. SASH, AND OUR WELL KNOWN ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER CONTINUALLY ON THE MOVE. Have You Seen Our Wood Srick and Fence Posts? '! j We are selling Hard and Soft Goal at Kock Bottom Prise*; at therame time guaranteeing the quality of your coal. W» invite you to ascertain if these stntements'are true. Lehigh Egg and Nut, Maasllon Nut, Pocahontas, Maasllon Lump, Hocking Valley. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. BAUER BROS., Proprietors. PHONE 154. PHONE 254. I I ' ,| j | I ,< I1 | I | Hastings National Bank, ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. Here are *om* bits frqm'tW diary ol Sir Mountstuart K. Grnut Duff: "A gentleman who rfatbrr overvalued him •elf, looking at a raw- of birds, raid tc nn oninhologtet who was wltli. him. •Whnt 1s that blnl’f That.* itakS the other, ’!• a mag|4<>* 'hte mot toy klcu uf a magpie.* wus lb- rejoinder- tl’er ha|M But.' refilled hte frietkl. 'but It'v Gud'H idea of u magpie.’ ” A mau n.iiiuil F«t>er lay ill.’ "'You are very 111 Indwsk’ *nid tin* doctor. afhen you hail lx*tter.’ th* *!<*k turnrejutoed.jorder the prnjert fur ti>e|dy Ing to Im* read.' ’Xo.' Ui:*wni>! Itbe person r<» whom h«- sf<bk**. 'I tijink you will live four and twenty boiirs.’ *OL. in thjkt case.’ rejoined Fai***. rea*l rue I’h LwIci- ' " "Things one w-mkl rather have put differently,” writes the dinrtef. "Mr. CeHI Rhode** to hte nelgh!*>r at dinner, an extremely pretty Woman: I. hate German. Site — Well. I diH'.'t hate them, but I by no mentis like thnn. lit*—oh. 1 tbuugbt you w-re a Germnur* or woman wllb an apiwtlte lor drink W,K’ Hked fruit. Tile two'ta.tea are al deadly i-ninlty with each other, nnd tber" >• no room for b«l. .r them in Urn ' °n«-» •ar*-^ ^roy the other. XI hat to Eat < »>*(•» ---- r —% its*israsM* A Itemarksble Grotto. Fingal’s cave Is one of the most remarkable natural grottoes In Europe. । sitjuxi<xl cm the Inland of Staffa, about seven tnlles off the west const j of Mull, S'-otland. The cavern te 227 । feet deep, 42 feet widfi at the entrance | and 62 feet high at'the <»|>eulng at time | of low tide. Tide has a great deal to i do with the size and dlmeuslona of Fin­ gal's cave, because It is eminently n . . A self satisfied young lawyer went i sea grotto. ever to Michigan from Ohio to repre, --------- — . m-nt a rbent of that Mate- who ™ , “00r o( u"- ™'crn At »' mix«!tftmwmm1lti|r.tlon over which k”'°“ ,M' ,bcr* f“> °f lie IVn.vm- county court hud orlrimif w»“rJ“ <“f ™’«- It van be readily Jurikdlctlon. In the courre or antn. “"’rwl 4rau“ of "n“11 >»■>>• »• ! ment the llack.-y,- lawyer lireame “«i«.«t the boor of extreme , tniiKled, nnd Ha- talite kindly adrlaed ““**10 Eun,'’,■ Fhiitnl-a cave lx 1 Mm to back up nnd repent with “h*'11—<> U>" greateet Brltfkh won - —— 7 '4 greater deliliention. Then the court ‘ aer. let the youth down by raying. “If you do that I will be better able to follow The best authorities on the science | the thread of your contention." "Glad to accommodate you. Judge,’’ said the i of meteorology tell us that without the i various changes in the temperature I young man as he recovered hte con-’j there would be a perfect calm at all 1 fidcnce. "I am dealing with c very complicated point of law, and I bus- times In all parts of the globe. A uni- ; pccted that It might be too intricate; form and unvarying barometric prdsfor your honor to follow nt the rate 1 ]j sure would everywhere prevail and j was .going." The dignity of the court j • there would be no dianges of seasons, I was' knocked out. and he joined no evaporation or condensation, no ! heartily in the general laugh.—Kansas clouds, no rain. .In abort, without changes of temperature the atmosphere , City Star. would soon become poisonous, stagnant I Window Shades, any size, any col- and Incapable of sustaining human or, at Mulholland’s Drug Store. Ilf*. IVT |\ STYLE EASE STRENGTH Is Death You are ’ chances wh WEEDELEN atch Our Win Special Sale our line of Carriage*. Fhnetotub, surroys and Hoad cannot be excelled; We handle goods made by the FLINT WAGON WORKS Cb. LULL, OF KALAMAZOO CLARKE, OF LANSING red L. Heat Goods D -, D. orders fill .oS We have them with cushion lire and without; TIh-m* the leading vehicle manufacturers In America JVheii buy one of these makes you get a good one; and one that if guaranteed-tv b*i right arid te right, anil it won't co*: •any more that you_wonld have to pay for an inferior article • GOODYEAR BROS, PHONEJNO. I. Catering to animate re.piirVK Iwth n plentiful nud y/»rled nupply of foods, ns may be acen.fnun this report of on terthl fed nt th“ London Zoological gardens last yrfir. For tie* flerti eating guests there 'were vupplied 1 H tons of borscjlinh. nearly It ton* of goatflesh and 0.53d ehldken beaus. Fourteen and u half tuna of fish, in addition to l,2tX» pints of shrimps, furnished the water fowl wllUtheir dally fare, white 207 loads of luiy and 6.0S0 bunches of greens supplied the ruminants. Other Items on the list were 872 ponnds of grapes. 408 pounds of sugar. <3.202 loaves of bread. 5.0W quarts of milk, 303 pounds of crackers and more than 33.00) egg*. The chicken beads were for the various members of the rat family..the eggs wen- fed to the birds, and the slirlmps formed the easiest way to the affretiaaa of the fiaml» goes. *. All the new hooks and the best of the older ontes at Mulholland's Drug Store. eede and increase when you arc WALL PAPEI SALE Don't allow y to seed d neighbors f bring your ju tor THE HARDWARE DEALERS HASTINGS. MICH THE BEST FOR THE MONEY IS WRAPPED UP IN OUR LINE OF WRAPPERS. We have a fine Hue of Ladies Heady Mad** Wrapper*. They re ui. - “oiks will find that our line of Shirts,. Pantef Overalls, ana Summer j 'L'nderwear can not be surpassed as far af quality and price is concerned । -and that's what you're interested in. BUTTERICK PATTERNS Phone No. 10. HORTON’S. X0*. The Clothes That Satisfy That’s Our Kind ot Clothing Clothcrafts and Stein-Bloch Company’s Makes W e will have our full line of these .popular clothes n the New Fall and Winter Patterns in about two weeks, Don buy a “Dlld” till you see them. Double breasted or sin; breasted coats, just as you like them, Chidester & Burton Leading Clothiers Hastings, Mich Watches Our large a Biqck of Watc very wide ran whatever pric and while on we wish to re can satisfy y whatever you or little. - Tie Lon is fne that w m«id. It is with our nam and dial and to guarantee the IvODgine satisfaction. Our Watch is in the hand who will sk watch entrus JOHN Hastings, LEYSH Cart* Cold» • Tr �HASTINGS BANNER, AUBU8T 10, 1905. 7 _____ M. C. Excursions. VUoprfolono ilLoca! News VVUUUulUllU. ■ Poor is he who has only rich relations. , He moves no one who can not be ; . moveil. I Don’t allow your weeds to- seed down your neighbors farm, but bring your jug or' can for The strong man never fears care; but he flees from fret. '* . When the average woman ia speech: less with rage she talks a blue streak. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumalia Sunday, a son. Frank is a happy ! man.. . j Doing things a little better than is j expected of you will never do any jJiarm. ' ; I Presiding Elder Chara fiRed the : Round trip summer Tourists rate* to ' Bayview. Charlevoix, Harbor Springs. ' Petoskey. Traverra City and *11 Michi­ gan reports are now in effort and will continue throughout the summer, j Very cheap rates nre given with* a re-'[ turn .limit until Oct. 81. ! Special round trip Sunday rates are ' now in effect, a rate of one fair for the I ™n,d “ V1"-.’? ‘*wyid; murt reach rtartlng point by midnight same date. Tickets are good on ail i jwraenger trainwn this division if they • PERSONAL MENTION. we My we do, we do do Mrs, John Shram went to BeUmmei Tuesday. ‘ ‘ . I Mrs. W. H. Sage is very ill with eryaepelaa. Ed Blake, Blake, of of Middleville, Middleville, was was in Ed in the the A city-Friday. ■ E. J. Feigkwr, of XvbviUe, wm h> A E. J. Feighner, of Nashville, wm in llw cjtJ. T|10raday. • xr T . .. _ . . . . . W . M If°h2 Kn. h,,r f| ter in Big Rapids. . 3- K. Mason want to Oworeo Friday • iwqile fart, comfortable and conven-1 ,„g 8,„d.y. . • lent. Michigan Contra! "Woivcrino' t ... , • wvre half a day going and coming and ** 'Z 1 Methodist pulpit very acceptably Sun­ give a whole day for bualnmi in New | U"ion CitI York. Leaven Hartingh-at tliMa. m. C “"Xwoea-waa in Ohio on a V day morning. . Geo. Hale and family have moved to •Detroit 8:40 p. nu. arrive Buffalo 0:30 buninem trip lart week. w-D. Merrick and wife left Thorsthis city from Woodland. occupying p. m.. arrives Grand Central Station ; the Gardner Bennett place bn West New York. 8:0(1 a. m. The fastest ’lay for Niagara Falls. train in America. Try it Mre. N. Shwaon him returned to care A 1 Green St. . Methodist Assembly, Orion, Mich., for Mre. Claud Slawson. The bod j- of a son of the late Royal Aug. 15-20 --'*•■■ '(Vi. For thitj occasion a „W1> w ’ A. E. Heath went, to Niagra/Falls * Brown of Hastings township was rate of one '*n' £1“ r ' '“r : lh' ””“ ' brought here from Lowell Sunday for round trip will be given. Dates, of interment. * , -Clark Doolittle, of Prairieville, spent: rale,* Aug. 15. Iti. 17. Return limit Sunday with Hastings friend*. , E. J. Tobey has just completed finish­ Aug. 21. 9 It Is Death To Weeds , 1 ; 1 7ou are taking no chances when you buy WEEDELENE ot us. One-quarter off does not mean twenty-five cents on every pur­ chase. it means that you buy one dollars worth of goods for seventy-five cents. We begin oiir inventory in a few days and we want to reduce our stock a good deal, so you can come prepared to buy good reliable goods at very close prices, note the prices quoted: - f Weedelene. 25c per gallon at Fred L. Heath & Carveth's. It has been tested oni the Barry County Fair" Grounds.' Quarter-Off Sale I ing the ineriof of Ed Botum'snew res­ idence. and has built a fine porch on his own rpsi lence in East Rutland The'C.K. & S. nassengvr department has gotten out a ftiw folder giving in­ formation of a seasonable character for the fisherman and hunter concerning the many lakes along that line. Crooked lake. Long lake. Wall lake, and the Spring Brook trout stream are given special mention. The folder ia nicely illustrated. We haveSs few for free distribution at the BANNER office. ' • ' .; J. XL Bauer left- Thursday for a Two ■ weeks visit with York state -friends. Seventh Day Adventist West Michigan conference ami camp meeting'at. Alle­ gan. Mich.. A^g. 17-28 tla. For this occasion a rpte of one ayd one third first class limited fiWe foil the round 1-4 Off Goods __ 1-4 OffjjGoods SILK SHIRTWAIST SUITS, colors bind. hroUu and black, price n Ah $12,001 on......................... •. " UU auoyards t>RESS MUSLINS, all new goods, nice neat designs, some In­ sold as high as 18c, >‘onr choice IvL SILK UNDERSKIRTS, colors blue, brown anti black, -price $6.00 j - n > off 4 6 only. . PLAID SILK PARASOLS, the very latest creatiop. tajlors guar­ anteed. price $4.00.•) nn ■ off........................................... J UU Floyd Pierson and Glen Waite took j iotheNiuKn.F.II.-.uxeon.ion Thorai.y. V Adda Jordan w*. <b.-«<•«! of W trip is authorized. Dates of sale. Aug. 14. 16. ahd 17. return limit Aug. 20 in­ clusive. , . Imperial Palaeo -Dramatic Order Knights of Khurassan. Detroit, Mich.. , Aug. 15-18, *05. One fare plus 25 cents fur tho round-trip is authorized. Dates of sale Aug. 14 and 15. return limit Aug. *10. . ‘ The drivers of vehicles should keep in mind the fact that under nearly jdl circumstances a .Pedestrian has the right of way on street and highway. This is particularly true r« Regarding . street cressings. The law and the . courts recognize that the person on ' foot does not have an equal chance with one who rides and ‘so the advan­ tage of passage on the public highways is accorded. Sir. and Mn. John We.^rl Thursday Mre. Ro!»u Burch and father Mr. Rimdel visited at Grand Rapids Sunil“y Miss Florence Ellis, of Grand Raids. visited Misa Emma Bradley the jiast wijok. KM. and Mr. Arthur Truly an- al > £ rA a ; WaB lake«p«»>dmg . three w.s-ks cMtibn. . a J 5 • V >ft 10 pairs Men’s TAN SHOES, blucher ettt, good quality box calf, very lat­ est shape, price .$2.50. t 07 i on....:1 0/ •23 DRESS SKIRTS, black only, good quality cheviot, price $<s.00 •) nn i off 0 UU 23 DRESSING SAi'Ql'ES. mo.tly (lark colors, new style, fast ool- 17ors. price 50c. i off..*..... J1 o COVERT JACK ETS, silk lin- 17 .Mercerized UNDERSHIRTS, color black, &ood qualities, chock full nin of style, price SI.25, 1-4 off.... /4b HH1LI.1 ANTIN E SKIRTS, all new ,)h price a]| ,.„l„rs an(I * off gllej. , 4 OU f qP ed, latest Btvle. price $6. 1 off J (3 ____________ _____________ ____________ Race Meeting in. Grand Rapids. •2Hich.. Aug. 8-11, ‘05. Dates uf sale Richard Murray and wife have gore . '..innim* i • • Ladies’ And Misses’ ON FORDS, tans or Aug. H and 9, return limit Aug. 12, away for 9 week to attend their family Sall’E W Alp I S, J’OUP CIlOlCB of any blacks. Patent Leather or Vici Kid, For thia occasion a rate of $1.10 for tho reunion. awaist in our stork, an elegant line to latest styles, good qualities, wear round trip is Kuthorized. •• Mrs. Alice Montgomery, of Kalamn A C'hooSe from, all S1ZP8 | j giiaranted, all sizes.... । j Canadian Nutl. exhibition. Toronto, /<*>. spent last Sunday with friends in 411(1 Colors ■ your choice.................... ! "“4 Oil Ont.. Aug. 38 to Sept. Il—U5i For i Hastings. this occasion a fare of one regular first >li*ts Lena Cherry man. of Grand class fare plus 25 cents f.-r the -round Wje have quqted here only a few of the many good tilings we Riipids., is the guest of Mis* Rnth trip is authorized. Dates of rale Aug. have to offer .you. Come in and see them. a look, wont cost \ nOissert.' ; । *7 .. 27 to Sept. G inclusive, return limit Mre. Arloa Lathrop returned to her It is very easy to get too much shade Sept. 12 inclusive. Phc.iv Jl. I'he Druggists. around the ;bume. Two things should punday excundon to Thot nappie ami be watched—one that the sunshine is . ' G«>-.;ds Helix eredj « Jtiekson A’r< L*. . Sp4*ciiirtrain leaves Mre. Almena Stanley. ot Knlamuxoo. H. 1 D. orders filled the day receivedI not barred from the roof of thehotira., Hwrtin|j48;l0 a.im.. returning h.*nres for green shingles mAkv tug doctor's Jackson ilJIi p. in.. Thomapplfe8:.l5 j>. bills; another that. tlfree should not Is* llastMigs und vicinity. so much shade on Lhe lawn that the Miss Mafn4 Nixon, of Cfiariutte. is National Encampment Grand Artnv 0SS-,< grass will not maintain a vigorous and uf the Republic, Denver, Colo., Sept. the guest o»f-. Miss CHara .Hendershott 1 healthy growth. The green ropf and al Gun lake this wtuk4-7—(»5. There will la* a very low the bare and patchy la-W_n can be found lira. LirJxl:■ Withry'. of Battle Creek in connection with all too many homes. round trip rate-given for the aiiove uccuaion. Date* nt rale Aug. 2t»,w Sept. is cUring for her slater Mrs. Frank Hastings, Mich. PHONE No. 30t it is a graceful courtesy to guests 2 .inclusive, return limit Sept. 12. Bv Crainer, who is quite ill. who are visiting from a distance to paying a fee of 54) cent* an extension of Mrs. Ed Holbrook, of Lansing, visi­ we that their names are famished to time until Oct. 7. can be ’secured. In­ ted Hastings friends .the past week, rethe local"newspaper for mention in the quire at ticket office for particulars. tnniiDg to her home Tuesday. ■•Local" columns. If the guests in • W. S. Barron Agt. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, of Grand | looking over the local paper see other Rapids, ’ were guests of the latter's visitors names mentioned and his or fattier. Jacob E<lg«*r last week. her name omitted, they likely wonder ANNOUNCEMENTS j Mim Leia Andrus' and- grandmotherwhy and feel a little disajointed. are spending a tew days in Niagara, There is no certainty of onr getting ------- L-^-------- —4—e ami other points iu New York.. VZ your, visitors names unless 7you give The Christian Science Society serv­ Mias Ikdle Dawson, of Low»*IL visits! 1 them tb us. U/nlnhoc Different in Looks. ices in G. A. 11. hall nt 10:30.*. m. . Mr. and Mrs. Dun Lew is't be pas? week I I ■taiblluO Alike in Heliability. The Charlotte Republican came to Topic. Mind. returning to her home Tuesday. I ■ luuid last week announcing that it had Mrs. Albert Warner, of Prairieville,* ’ * There will be no preaching services i,.ir iivx’r u|id coiipreheftsive ■ just installed a new Simplex type-rat-i at the Methodist church next Sunday . -n*rk ul. Watches atfurds you a visited ak. Cluster ^lesser’s and with । ting machine. This .will enable' our nor one week from Sunday. There - y wide range -of selection at other Hastings relatives the past week. a -evt*! price you, elect te pay Before taking inventory, and in order to dispose of all seasonable Charlotte contemjwritey to make still I will lie Sunday school and Epworth Mrs. Nellie Wilkie,'of Harlem. New t:td while oil the price question merchandise, we announce a CLEARANCE SALE, which will last further improvements in that excellent! league as usual. Two weeks from Sun­ , wish remind ymi that you paper, by giving more local and county day regular prrxdiing services will lie York, arrived in this city Friday und ; from . e । .tn satisfy your dwires here— is a guest at Her brother ’ s. Charley news. Brother McGrath is a hustler, resumed as usual. Epworth league w.'.a-.rveryon wish to'spend much Baldwin’s. ’ y-rj i or little. . • ‘. >. and proposes to make the Republican Sunday evening as usual. Leader, Mik Tobias who has beeii caring for ’ ' cue of the leading local newspapers in Mins The Longine Moieneit Lois Pryor. Subject, “The the state, and his recent purchase of j Building of Character." All are in- I Mrs. Claude Slawon was called home : Friday bn account of tlie serious illness ' i- one that we expecially recoma Simplex will be of great assistance I yited. । iu«*snl. it is made to out order of her daughter. ! to that end.__ Meeting uf the Star lodge the 15th. ; with onr name on the movement Mrs. Alice Montgomery and daughter . l.i-id dial aud While we are willing Word was received from Nashville, ; There will Imj an initiation and a pot During this time we will ruthlessly cut prices on alb desirable goods I: * guarantee any watch we rail, Myrtle, of Kalamazoo, formerly of thitf j 'fl Mich., by Capt. S. M. Fowler, last luck supper. ‘iht* i.ofcgine watch gives the best to such a low figure, that we feel mire of quick sales. It is an un­ city, are visiting Mrs. Urtu Gundry. '■ HG)1 evening, announcing that his father. I satisfaction. Union services at the Presbyterian in Shelbyville, Wis. broken rule with this store that no goods are to be carried,orer Charles Fowler, had been seriously church Sunday evening. ‘hir Watch repair department Mre. F. W. Oifford left Wednesday j (©/ from season to season. Inorder to accomplish this, we'are pre­ in the hands of my son Louis, । injured by Ik*ing kicked by a horse. - The W. C. T. U. Meili meet at the ,wi!u -rwiil skilfully repair any oared to sacrifice all our reliable Summer stock. It is seldom that Mr. Fowler has many friends in this home of Mrs. Fuller, Ml Weal Hill St. for a visit with her son in Battle Creek, Ixn atcli entrusted to him. .7 ; and will visit friends in Union City, 1 KCy Men and .Young Meu of this -vicinity have the opportunity of buy­ city who w-ill bo anxious to learn the . Tuesday Aug. 15.at 2:80 p. in. All full extent of his injuries. Mr. Fowl- ' I her former home, before returning. . ing a hand-tailored, fashionable members are requested to be present. er accompanied his son and the other Dime Society at Mrs. Orr ‘Fisher’s I Rev. L. C. ' Rogers and wife started , ((CZ) KAUFMAN at actual cost. members of the Uniform Rank K. of ! Thursday' for Fenton, and will visit : pS this Thursday afternoon. 1 The Jeweler. 1 P. of this city'upon their last success­ Rev, Allen will preach farewell several places in this state during the j hjJu F astinns, Mich. We will offer, for a limited tinte only, your choice of any of our ful competitive drill, and while with sermons at Stoney Point Sunday morn­ • month they are alwent from the city. 'I $14, $15, $16.50 and $18 single or double breasted .-ack suite $12.00 the boys he made many warm friends ing,. Hastings in the evening. He does Mrs. F. W. Johnson, of Waupun, Yon can make your selection from all the nobbiest aud most ex­ among them.—Battle Creek Journal. not intend taking work next year, ow- Wis.. is visiting her brother. Chan, i clusive fabrics. These garments arc skillfully tailored throughout ing to the failing health of Mre. Al-1 Baldwin and family, and expects to । ■ If you have got to have it, get It nt and are guaranteed in fit and ‘wearing qualities by ourselves and Jen. .Aug. 16 Jie will leave for the remain iin this vicinity about four. Mulholland's. Lure* Colds: Prevents Pneumonia tho makers. , • annual conference at Cedar Springs, weeks. --------------------------------------- ;— i«» Y««r End Fit-Ywr Most Becoming'Style HI Re< onat$l2. Annual camp meeting at Pennock’s Mrs. Amanda Junes who has 1 THE BI6 CUT ON SHOES STILL CONTINUES. grove will liegin Friday evening and - visiting in HAatings*for the past Rev. Vx in. , Dillon, . continue 10 days. I* Bgone to Cleverdale to ' WE HAVE THE GOODS-WE'LL CUT THE PRICES-YOU DO THE REST. of Springfield, will Is’ the principle ■ frjumjg for a fcw 'days, then returns to j speaker.’ The camp meeting promises her homo in Hastings, to be wejl attended, as all the rooms in Mira Mae Harper is nursing Mre. j the boarding house have been taken. I M««h6aw Arthur Holt, at Uko O<1«m. thrujwh j Watch Our Windows. I. Special Sale Every Saturday Fred L. Heath & Carveth, 1""'T wZ I I WRIGHT ROS MONEY BACK STORE xC MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE CLOTHING |SALE! Saturday, Aug. 5, to Saturday,'Aug. I9, 14--DAYS-14 JOHN BESSMER, I GARMENT FOLEVSnONEWCAR C. H. OSBORN 69 “Good Cheer" Shoe True to its ' lame* Jakes Life CheerfuL Every woman needs a pair. Once worn, always 'worn. Be­ comes a habit THY A PAIR FOR FOOT COMFORT. C. W. Clarke & Co., The Quality Shoe Store. • her present illnew. Mm, Holt will be ; services during camj» meeting. I remembered by her Hiutihgs friends as j The U. B. services and Sunday school Mites Blanche Watkins, formerly of this , ■ next Sunday at the Adventist church. Leo Pryor will deliver an address Sun-1I city. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tyilen and dnngli- j day evening and there will lie special j , cr ‘returned Tuesday .night ; ' music. ninsik* -----------------------------| from their Eurojican trip. While they U, Matthes, will bu.M » fine new cnJoy,t> ,lmo- the Cnj|rd porch on his rwidence on West Green । theqlj St* , ' were glad to get back. Tbe work of installing the new heat• ing pit..,r nt th., renrt home will 1» Storr. t>r Mtlo » BANcompleted next w«k. w it is expect*! KER ewller Mend.,-. Mr. Storr b.. * . I probably threshed more grain tHau any Fred Barnaby has man jin n jjarry county. For thirty r —— ,purchased -------------- John ।I uiiui j threexMead’* business and will take charge , yeur!J jje rnn ft threshing machine, and at once. The BANNER wishes h’m ‘ hUli all he could clo in the last wheat success in his new venture. Tk. trustees uf The of the Methodist church have contracted with W. H. Peck to build a new parsonage. It is to be • ' | i RC(-tion of Barry county, and then hnvincr donn«well. he retired from the having done«well, he businoss and lives on his fine farm at Milo, but his old customers are wishing Summer Cereals , OUR nBE*an DHlAU -■ * ■r When you buy our BREAD yon can know that you .are Atting the best of '■ materials, baked by Many people think there should never l>e a break­ fast without a cereal on the table. We can give you HOgjleasing a variety tlrat you need never tire though you do eat a cereal 365 rimes a year. We have all kinds, as well as an almost endless variety of the crisp­ est, daintiest fancy baked goods you ever had the pleas­ ure of tasting. (THO PIICTnMEDQ are our best advertisers for our UUn uUu I UhiLBu coffees, teas and tobaccos. Remember that we deliver to all parts of the city. W, Sell Sanitary Bread. Everything is neat and clean. Lunch- Room in connection and order cooking a rpecialty. Nice line of Cigars and Candies. COOK & SENTZ, Firtc door east of Banner Office. ■ntB OBOCERS. . HASTWaj. RICH. - an experienced baker and In the mom scientific man­ ner. Everything pore, clean, and wholesome. If you want the best, ask your grocer for Barnaby’s Bread. When you are hungry come to meal 25 cents Barnaby Bros., PS.a. completed before November 15. [he would take up'threshing again. �HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 10, 1905. '•--------------— ■ aaking tall, on tbte wr«,t MAPLE GROVB. Woodland Department WOODLAND. Correctly Gut; Deftly Designed; Surely Sewed; Nicely Pressed When you eotnr to add the** qualltw-s the Best Quality, yotrhxvr a side that von will be ’pkaued with.. Thstt wlial M are here for. We ujiint to please yon. and know1 that v.<- must, it yon continue tn remain our cub tomes, it’s our aim io build up otr trade that way—be cause,IL’i the tight way. . Full line of.HATS and GENT’S FURNISHINGS. J. N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland, Mich. ^PLEASES (the {palate Thais whal our Ideal « o:fvv (ioee. ami it (ftjly costs 20 Cents a Pound • If you are not satitlled wifter trying it. your money will be cbetirfully refupded. FOR'SATURDAY SPECIAL IS pounds G ranula ted Sugar for Cash Don’t forget that I deliver orders several mike out from Coats* Grove. Phone me when you want anything. * RetnemliT I pay the hlghent I ‘ ? J market price for your produce. S j £ HENRY RrtQLrt QOrtTS GROVE GENEK4L STORE. PROBATE ORIIKK State of Michigan. Comity of flam:, as. At a vsslou of tho >*rotv4« Court for the County ot Harry, h tn the city of Hastings. In said County on Thursday, the 13th day of July, in the year one thousand nine hundred and n re. Preoeut Chas. M. .Mack. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate ot Albina E. Burd deceased. . On reading and tiling the petition dulv veri­ fied of Waitdr H. Burd, sen of said deceased, rwaylng that an Order or Decree may be made by this oourt determining who me or were the lawful heirs of said deceased and entitled to Inherit her estate. Thereupon. It te ordered that Friday, the dMeared anil all other parson* Interested In estate. are required to appear at a session said rourt. then to be holden at the probate ofllcv. tn the City of HasUnp. tn said county, and show cause U any lberr be, why tho prayer at the peUDaner may not tie granted. And It la further ordered, that -said jH-tltloaer give nottco to the jiemoos UAcrested In said estate ci the pendency of said iwUUan .xnd the hw-rlng thereof by causing a txpjr of this order to be published in the Hastings Hannkh a news­ paper printed and circulated tn <ald County of Barry, nnw Id each »rek for three succraslvs Probate Itegbiter. , [A true copy). - Judice of Probate. t'BORATE OKHK1L State ef Mfchi<an. Comitr at Harry, m. At a .wmIou of the 1’rol.atc Court for t>r County of Barry, boldrn at the Probate oQ«e lathe city of HartlnKi.In «*kl county on Wednc-.sy the ■.xith day of July in the yuar ooo tbausuid nlu<- hundred and lire. • Prevnu Chas. M. Mack. Judge ot Probate. * In ti.e nuttier ot the Mtete of Janie* W. Johason deoswd. On reading and fillnc the petition duly vertfitei. uf Jennie Waters, the inutlier of said dect*«d. praying that an order or decree may b<made by Ihte court determining who are or were U»e taarul heirs of sahl dreerased and Hi tided to Inherit hi* estate. , Thereupon it te ordered, that Friday the :5th day Ot August A. D. l«»a nt io o'clock tn the forenoon, be assitnad tor the hearing of aald petition and that the h--lrs at law of sdd deceas ed nnd nil other pctmmk lnb-n-lrd tn said Mtaie are required to at<prar at a session of «ald Ceurt. then to be hoideu at the Probate oflUto. to the city Hastings. In said County and abow cause if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. Anil it te farther ordered Hutt said pet*“---------------- to Liu-persons interested in । of bald petltlori i'l U:e inuring caualng a copy 1U tho HlstlBA,——.... _ paper printed and circulated in said County of Barry, once tn each week for three suooesslvr week* provtous to aald day er hearing. Cham. mTmacx. Judge of Probate. LADIES LINEN COLLARS 1; have a Dice line of Ladies* Linen Collars, and am selling them for OR pnnfe but they’re worth only am bGlilOi more. Try our China and Japan ‘Tea at 35 and tOc. LEE HING, “ COATS GROVE. Dr. Roberts and wife returned home NORTHWEST FREEPORT. G«>. Craa uf CARLTON. Adriw Suq. Mra Frtmie Whitcomb is gaining Mr. and Mrs. Jam« Friend 1 East M^ Md SonAiy wits CarU.-n called on their gntabtauhtar . «te «ta deleat o« the i-^nat Middle very slowly Dragte.. HUI MKlwi, |>r„ The Miwre Maude and Hattie Grey the achuol Mouse last v«. Mra Erl SaTaeool TneWay. « ’'U. Taadar .(tnroooe. here 4 to 1. Mre. F. E. Gorham qmt Wedotalay Brfw. Whitford returned from Croe- of Gateslrarg are pawing * f*”*’ day* Hugh Johnson took tin1-44 with their brother Ernest and wife and-nmmday with her d.oBhter ih by where he.Ota called to «e hi. tenthwheat te Hartings from th;, ‘•rifiity P slunk 3 “r Mason Whitford who is verv •■ er very ill iU U thm” here Saturday. Mim Greta Wolfe started on a two first of the week. Mrs. Wm. Cule ami Mr. Butolph . Croakers al way n ail. ■, Mrs, Arthur Cbeesbrough and two weeks outing trip at OuU lake last spentesq. Friday with the former’s dapghswamj* daughters Edith and Ruth of Detroit Saturday. • ter Mrs. Ed Savacooi. About 14 small people helped Irene are guests of relatiyt*. in the village. jir. MIJd Mrs. Geo. Seger and M. L. Miss Julia Sullivan of Hastings is Cannun celebrate her fourth birthday | Sisson and wife spent Sunday with th.-.n-rrnt. io Hm.tiogw o-i«l»gMte H. a P«,tlmm witblmr last Saturday. A dainty supper of ice . work duririg the absence of Da Peck- rream and cake was served. Mm H. M Homphmy i. enlortanwh(j „ a,tradinK cd hi. Jerry Efiiot comes out with a new ing ter wm Cl.remf oni tmn.ry of Al. ; imeit „ jork 1« horse jaiwer engine and a full gang / • Dayton Jordan purbaaed a nice non* Munday from their visit at Charlotte. of Samuel Velte lu-«t week. ' Claud Wood has the foundation laid Lunt Friday the Woodland hare Iwdl fur a new horse barn on his lut. team played hull with the Vermontville ( Mri-A, D. Sbepord und wn Fred Mrs.' Lee Chase rcturntjd.frum Irving logunmnty. boys at that place-. Vermontville won Omto uumter from hvre .trended w„k r4[ last Friday. ;• * by -;i score of (5 to :L Our boys any the Gleaners picnic at Hastings Fri,. . ’ they are having bad luck. .It must*be ' James Ehret and dauglhera Vera ami Miss Hilda Guzat of Grand Rapids ' Gertrude visited at John Ehret ’ s of that they need more practice. , ’ is visiting her rousin Mias Celia ^ouma The Matthew, fmn. y held.their an- SU( huml. MoulU.. „]r,ni. John Katherman und wife of Lake Nashville Saturday and Sunday, Odessa visited friends in North Wood­ Ray Sprague nnd wife are keeping nual n union at Mr. Beckwith s Satura day. and a large crowd aud a gi->d ■ ’n^* . honse for his folk# while they arc gum* land last Sunday. •time >is -------k-.i Reiv. Lincoln Ickes of Layf^tte, Ind., reported. . Quite a number from North Wood­ to York state. filled the pulptt of the Congregational Amos Fausey leaves for Ann Arbor', Andy Cook and wife went to Mualteland attended the show* at Ionia last church Sunday. $un wu last Thursday u »»•<<>» short today < Monday) where he has a lot of 1 _ jvuruay. gun xinuymj to visit for » Saturday. ■• Mra. Rettu Freeland left for a two railroad to build. Last week the Parmington Bros. | ti^ie. weeks visit with her sister apd otlaT, Mra. Jay Blakney and sinter Clara were going to Cuats Grove with their i Miss Ethel Richardson of Jamestown relatives in Grand- Rapids. Thursday spent Sunday with the former’s sister­ engine and separator. Their .engine ia the guest uf Mrtf. E. Coats. morning. ■» in-law Mrs. Minnie Bollin broke through a bridge near !X>rr i jjarvey Woodman and^lisi Besrfe E<1 F. Sisson visited his consia SiuiStowell's and this delayed them thresh- ? 3mith visi\d Mr. and Mra. Rockwell ford Rogers last Tuesday. MARTIN CORNERS. ing for four hqnra. It did not break ; .u \v<XKMnnj Sunday. Mra. C.. Shaw and daughter who any rntrt „r the engine. I Uv .McIX.n«ia'„( Shnltr. ri»tt.-U hi. Mrs. Time. Whetstone ia visiting Mrs. have !>een guests at the Buwll home It is Whispered that the senior class (]auxhter Beatrice and other frienda Henry Newton at Yeckley this week. (or three weeks jast left for Frankfurt of TG will have a picnic at Thorn- ]Jere hcqU. Mrs. Ceila Hilton spent last week, in apple Ufa- in the nrar future. | fte phon,.‘itae from Woodland on Jackson, caring for her sister who is ill MicIl. Tuesday morning. Quite a muhber attended the tarn U Fapl ha. Ixx-n repairing hi. .tore th8 town hn, hm been extended to thia with dropsy. raising at IE Burleigh's Wixlnesday. the past* week by giving it a new roof. place. Henry Kagla, Rowlader & Co’s The L. A: 8. -will meet with Mrs. The Cuugreagtional L. A. S. furnished elevator. D r. Rolerts. Wm. Smith and Millie Fisher Aug. 16 for supper. All the'dinner simI supper. The young NORTH WOODLAND. George Townsend will have phunte. are invited to attend. ladies of the church assisted with the Kate Alk-rding and daughter Lena. The Christian Endeavorers of this Mr. and Mra. Joslin. •• Mrs. Susie work. Mina Elliott and wife and ChArley place met at the home of Wm. Smith Barry. Mra Millie Fisher.. Mra. Thoet Among those who toox advantage of Cheney and wife sjient Sunday at ■ last Tuesday evening and elected officers Whetstone and Miss Alice Whetstone tbr low rate excuraion to Niagara Falls Morrison lake. I for the next six months as follow*- attended quarterly meeting at the last week were, Mr.'^snd Mrs. Wm. Ade Aug»t ot Grand Rapiduteuptad- I ^,.“>1^' Una Wwai. Ore Fre-. Mn. YeekhiT appointment last * Saturday Glasgow. MMttie and Lewis Curtiss, Ing tho wrekutthr, home of J. Sf»n<-erjlraM> ,JnK)k5 Mta Hub). K„M and Sunday. Ethel Hatton is caring for her aunt , Treas. Mp. Julia Dove, Organist, Mra. Pardee, wife and daughter. Mrs. Geo. Weed who is sick at Lake | Lean State, Chorister. Miwi Elsie CASTLETON CENTER. Mrs. Wm. Rose is very ill at present thlcssa. -j BeVier. Chairman of Committees: : Mr. and Mrs. Will Well and daughter writing. Elmer Kisoing and wife are on the | Lookout. Mrs. Ida Dove. Social. James ; Grace of Ohio, are visiting at Hibbard Mra. Forest Jordan of. Woudiand is Pacific coast visiting t ie former’s sis- , Ehret. Sick. Mrs. Wm. Smith Ten and Henry Offley’a visiting her brother Leu Wolcott and ter.1 new members were added in the last hix । Mr. and Mrs. Will Offley sjwnt Sun­ B. Jordan and ..wife of W>oodland [ months. The society* has about thirty day with 8. V. Gulches at Coats Grove Sunday*! at Let Rush’s. ! 1«’tive members of whuio nearly all Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Nagler and son Mrs. I. in sea and wife, ami Waflren Harold took in the ’’Big Show” at rt, . r . . . .i, I wen* present. After the business About forty-fiye were present at the ■ ‘ . , , ' .. . * .. ....r . । meeting ice cream nnd.cake were *er- Taylur and wife of Vermontville pas­ virftnd Rapids Monday. aid society at Mra. Gilbert s. Quilt-1 , . . . , . ! 'cd. and a verv pleasant evening was sed Sunday at Gil Litwea’sOther visitors in the Valley City UM ing and sowing caqieit rags wi re in .. . .? . I .... * . । s|>ent bv all. It was deeded that a Mr*. King af' Charlotte is spending week were. J.liiw Millie Yule. Mi* order. A meje time was reported. । . • > ,. . . ,. , i I■ social Mx'ial nieetmg-would meeting-vronju lie De held held at at some so the we^k with Mrs. Mary Stnckley. Huttie Bouma and Miw Ennie Child*. , r.d tel Detnary IX-mary anil ml family or of Betew* benewa, iI hom0 ,lnd „orTlxx|y . Miss Maide Stuckey is visiting rela­ Mr. and Mre. Hirnm Livingston’left j John Dejnary and wife of Ijike Odemti i invited. tives in Charlotte. Tuesday morning for a trip to Rcnfti*. j und Hugh Myera and wife- of Clarks­ Mr. and Mrs. ‘Phil (Salinger spent They will be away about a week. , ville Supdayed Bt-tht* parental home CARLTON CENTER. Sunday at Jasper Deed's. C. C. Demary's. Mim Nellie Bustwll left for Richland IkiIs and children of HartMr. nnd Mra.. Edwin M>*ad visited Saturday morning tu visit Madge Bray-; I. .xiuiv Some of uui our vuuis Coats vsiunGrove partita . Mrs* Du... , . , ,. _ Lam to lik., L«k^ O.te». boon pretty I "« ’‘““W ^‘r Mnt C -their daughter at this place Sunday ton at Henry Culler’s. well by arftarances. (Bv th,- way, i Bruok' '“’d ““ K Mr. and Mrs. Peter Galingrr and The Godfrey party returned from (our Mlooiu and •three drug Mores ■« Tho Sunday M-hool pienie tlial «»■, to . Mr. and Mra. Tubal Gslinger attended Gun lake Tuesday. . The present jiarty I .|Ulte an over ■ production in a small I have -Iren held at Beckwith'e landing camp meeting Saturday aud Sunday. is composed of J. B. Wolfe and family. ' town like Lake Odeu-a. W, wonder I <m Thnmday this week baa been port­ M. W. Duffy and family, Bnel Simon ; where the JtV. C. T. L*. hat. gone- 1 poned until the 17th on iweotint ot and family. John and Guy Simpson NORTH MjAPLE GROVE. j There >'"» lxT" » >««• r’clMr. « 1I,“I i ",h,'5 ‘I"?'*’ tal,“ I,1“ce ,ho l“k<' and Ruby Fish.. Mra Dave • Kuhkv and daughter I place but the saloons seem to tie gut- |on that day. Nothing has licen heard of Rev. W. ■ ‘. .. ,, „ , Pauline, also Miss Walker of Nashville i ting the liest of it there. • Mrs. H. B. (>amnioii arrived hum<visited the former's father Cht-a Fowler D. Clark who diup|>earcd ho mystrrousI from Ann Arbor on Thursday evening and called on old neighbors in tins ly over a week ago. after securing the last much improved though still very SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. money on a bogus #Sl<i check. vicinity last weak. . Mr. and Mrs. Byron Barnum and | weak. Will Kelly ha* secured work in the • Miss Holmes of Rochester. N. Y.. is Mr und Mrs. Ed Lee jqx-nt Sunday Joe Smith jr. visited friends in Eat­ Auditor’s oftioo ot the Citizens Telespending her.vacation with her mother with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barry. on Rapids the first of the week nhone Cb.. in Grand Rapids. He took Mra R. J. Bell. Mrs. Effie Lehman spent Sunday While unloading wheat at Ruwalder’s up his - now work Munday morning. Mim Florence ‘ Fowler «rf Kalamazoo night and Monday with Mr. and Mra. elevator last Thursday, the bay team We wish him success • . ' was the guest of her father J. K.^FuwlA. Warner. of Rufus Huuner started and though on Field day in Freeport . August 23. er nnd family the latter part, of the Mr. and Mrs. L. Hosmer spent Sun­ a walk managed to elude Mr. Hosmer Everyone come. day with Mr. and Mrs. John Lehman. who started after them, taking down Cash Vanderlip having sold his meat Caraion Tobias visited relatives in Grpiia Lehman is .now able to walk the track, after becoming loose from market leaves for Kalamazoo the first ran against a box Hastings a few days last weak. the wagon. They 1 about the house a little. , of the week to take up work in one of __2. an<lone Hrs.lieing Frank Tobias and son car and became separated, A great many from here attended the unalde to go farther alter running , E°k1 were the guests of friends and the markets in-that city. • Field Day at Vermontville Thursday through.the streets to Gardner’s barn, i relatives in Rutland Saturday mid’ Maudie Rickert is going to, Lake j und Friday. One was injured in the back and the Sunday. Gderaa to viirt Mra. Frank Smelker. j Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cule and Mrs. C. Yanks and Mrs. Edith Warner are attending campmeeting at Eaton Rap­ ids. other in the shoulder, there being but The Messrs John and Will Gibson , the .first of the week. I ’ ■ ■ ' I alight hopes for the recovery of either, took in the excursion to Niagra Fall* Mr. and Mra. Austin Pender of Jack- I This cornea as a great low to Mr. Hos- , and are visiting friend* in New York, son are visiting his parents north of | mer as ho was just cutting oats and Carl Morg&nthaler, lira. Taylor town. Two young lads of near getting ready f<^ the fall work. Hook and Mi* Minnie Day are among Threshing seems to be in order inthis WarnerVillo got lost on JYiday night Mrs. S. Rowland of Hastings spent our sick. All are improving excepting locality. Most << the oats are harvestwhile on their way home from Ver­ Sunday with Mr. and Mra. 8. Elliott. 1 Miss Day who remains about the same. ud and ready to thresh. . ’ montville, and after driving out of Many from here attended the picnic It is reported that Curt Marshall has There were two very exciting games | their way several miles they discover­ of the Gleaners in Hastings-G'huraday. . sold his farm to his father Sam Marah- of Imll here Saturday afternoon be- . ed they were on the wrong road and of The local boys were unable to bold ftl1tween a Grand Rapids team and the course changed their course ard went the Dowling team the syholc nine in- I Floyd* Wotid is spending a few days Freeport team. First game score. 2 to ! on their way rejoicing. „ * 1 in favor of Freeport: second game 9 nings although the game stood U to 7 with his sister Mrs. Frank Tobias, C. E. Rowlader was seen on the nt the end of the 7th liming, and it \ Mra. Peter A. Maurer entertained to 3 in favor of Grand Rapids. Ozi , street east uf Warnertille last Sunday. • was first class in all respects until that , two nephews from Jackson Jest week, i Pardee, umpire. limp. Powell ot the Dowling te.tn A Miss Susie Curtiss is assisting her • EAST CARLTON. •‘rock oot-l. men. . v „.,er Une. ' ' • fMther in vester Lane, . a «m. son. oftire while Mattie : i'rank Crawford hits gone to York The “pinbook” team 10 “strong’*1 .Chas. Roush and family visittel’ in •* I , . . , t. , emu*, no nan anti ramilv visited* in l state on r visit lookonrboy.intor.mp on I chiton tp-m Fridgy to Bnnibty. ! ' M"' EW«ton l« UiHng J ■>* { ’’ * • • Al Hunt and wife visited his brother by the score of 12 to 4. Several of the C—“ ' “ local team were a little stiff from the 1 Jay Hunt and wife Sunday. Blackberrying is quite the go. Re­ game the day before and the lack of ' Uta Rube Ewy„w ,.f MuHita who team work-was everywhere apparent. ... , ported good. orv-binn ______ postoffice _ «•. noin Tlie-team must practice other than n position in the Mulliken • ” in *nre«Oakaon ihuraday. after' a three weeks stay in Freeport. Frank Friend and family from Camp­ days they play or they cannot hope to sIM,nt her vacatiun with her old school bell visited their parents James Friend win a majority of the games. We play I nmto Miss Ida Tubbs of this-place. Ray Ruckle of Chicago is visiting ' and wife. friends in town. a return game with the \Pinhook*’ George Baird sjient the first of last Ma111on Center has a friend visiting team Saturday. -Mirs Ella Koj.f uf Imwell spent &un-1 w^ok with relatives at Cedar Creek. him from York state. . * the ’ village tho guest of Mr. and C. Ix Smith and father Joe Smith C. H. Chariton and family spent I day MiL*inf"? Jay Downing was at home over Sun­ Sr. attended the campmeeting nt Eaton ! Sunday at H. Althouse’s of Bridge ’ Mrun,u‘rday lookings round and seeing friends Rapids Sunday. I Fred Brown ]Jayed Imll with the ' . Street in general. , Mra. Hall from New York who has . *-------------- ---------- ‘Jake Yarger and wife visited John Thursday and Friday. been visiting her sister Mrs. C. S. HIGH BANK. / Crofford Sunday evening. Miss Francis Burling of Grand Raj> Or.™, retnrn^ to N.w York Tbnr.- ; Mni A. Ell,„„nd, Js ^„ding tne ldB j, thp guc8t of Nib* Mable ponu daj . week in Lansing the guest of her roy. WOODBURY. Mrs. Al Nichols left Thursday for a ■ mother. « . Little I mu ra Wood of Grand Rapids ■ Eoge„e Krw„w, Md wife The ball game wax well attended vi.U with relutire. m Xim-r. Mo' Saturday afternoon with a score of 14 teg.^i Sm.a.y -wMh ““ «■* *• *-• | to 8 Jn favor of . Woodbury. Muili ken Cronp instantly relieved. Dr. man and family. , , ____ got three scores land they said they-felt Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe Never fails. At any drug store. , Mrs. A. E. Brown and children of ’ Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure all pretty sore over iL Battle Creek are spending two- week# Uisrases arising from disordered kidThe danpe was well attended Satur­ with hor parent. W. H. Eaton m>d wife i p'-'r\<iLikJndei PW “*• br Ar<bnr day night and all had a good time. and other ,nt. Goottew “ 4 "“X“K>r IL and other relatives at thia place. Thomns Devlin and son James left For Infants and Children. Lewia Eaton is expected to return to Monday for their home in Ireland. Window Shades, any size, any col­ or. at Mulholland’s Drag Store. John Devlin left for Lansing Monday of tlirrelwra. Jwy is now prepared to please his patrons. . George Cannon. Thad Pearce and .Vince Norton pateeil Saturday and Sunday at Clear lake. They came home with a good catch of fish. Benj. Peirce and wife pavwd a few days this week nt the home of their ‘daughter war Battle Creek. Lehish Valley Railroad “The Line Beauiifui" EAST MAPLE GROVE. Will Day ia lute a fine cult last Sunday. N. C. Hagerman and wife juG-wd Sunday at Thoroapple lake. Pearl Baawtt spent Sunday at the burnt* uf his parcsitK Will Davia and wife vitdted the lat- , ter's sinter Mra. Jim Mead of Morgan Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Jake Traxler and Mra. N. C. Hagerman called on Mra. Chauncey Hickh in Nashville one day last week. BUFFALO to NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Mra. N. D. Herrington and two । daughters visited Miss Libhic.Rup* one day last week. • Mrs. Hanpon visited her mother Mrs. McBeth one day last week. ' aol Mrs. Charley Carol of Battle Creek visited old friends and neighbor* here Ransom Wolcott and wife and W. last week. A social hop was given at the haute of Mr. and* Mrs. Edgar last Friday, night and a good time reported. . HIGH STREET. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sevier have Itui entertaining a grandson and grand­ daughter the juust week from Irving. Clarence Robinson, wife and son Elmore uf Cleveland O.. are spending tlatir vacation with hi* brother A. E Robinaan and family . ATLANTIC COAST H RESORTS Five* through (trains J’aik*.. Dining Cars, a L irte. Connects at Bullalo arij ' Niagara Falls w all lines Jroni |h-. Wist; . Manning Dutid and nirce GJenna of Hastings wore guests .of D. Hall and wife one day last week. ■ '. Bird Shrllenharger.wifejmd danghter Isora of Harting* egwjnt Sunday with M. Seeber and wife. ment Botlalo. N. V . If, B KOHCRTS. Traveling ffikeQgc- tgrat. Theodore Pruuahka has been thresh­ ing in this, vicinity the past week. Fred Seeber and family of Irving s)*nt Sunday with his parents M. Seeber nnd wife. IMsutt hsi i-rtaip iiivrti The road ia very bad an<l nlmott im- Krtiter. dated the th'!t. :■ ihr nreutirlii pasNMtile cast of Tilli«on lake and ifrecorded Ulen ‘•M'tflf mort|ta<r- «•:. something is not done with it Hope »”,s •« ' ..... * liBlrol tl>a Dartre. Ibr.v.-ia Uiwnahip is likblc to pay out more than rererty <»a«« ai.«i l'«tj i it would take to make the roail piuma- th* ’D voIImj. to l-ltahlill blr, besides w-me onr i« liable'to get -'-r-:-r . , i . , tterrtrt cireti ttnsl. by hurt, and tlie mail man ha* to traiel coutaittrj tu ?8M itwri over it every day. Seems as if wine ~~ * “ “ “ north t;i *i bidder, a? th* thing might lie don® with it fo r the Hokjxe lu thv cty of sake of the mail man anyway. Byron Mingk* of Hasting* was up to tolrrtifd* is farm farm Sendae. * »* ’,o”th tb’’ ’ his Sunday. —• lluo nuinWr fiftreu. and (i> . F . l uortti haltdOf tbr Dcrttx .<-1 Mrs. F L- l eckhj. called un her number ravuty-two. all in i * x<__. t» »._zi _ « . north of gauge nunJrr ijndaughter Mrs. E. Hathaway Sunday. on«- tnffldrM and twenty art'Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Andejs spent tn tbr I nllrd Statre -*jun.-y !■ : less, the Mme Ir-mg Ibr Sunday with the lattur s brother Hugh Johnson. . ▲ttonier Hr A. Martin of Tamarac Comers was Dated Hartli A $ /\ XT/AteC I Hctert • • ? fibJs: Hi Kind You Have Always Bough*: ^u.‘^thl‘ Boars the Sunday to tak# in ,p'd* foiEisnoNEr^iAR Mjiu»rc 4 Ayer's Pills. Ayer s Pills. 11^ Ayer’s Pills. Keep sayini ill *^18 over and over ?<D'I The best laxative.-i.,-, Want yo.r moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich buck? Use BUCKINGHAM'S DIE THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A t EAR Varicocele & Stricture tho urine, decay ot the orf»n«, paint in the lotn*. aetfina tn fieopondeaey. taahfultveas, palpitation of the heart, '•onttlrs: Ot thes- reeult* In complete LOSS QF MANHOOD. Th tnldfle-aiivd men are troubled with STMICTl’R®. If you ta>e '• t' Ki are Mfilefed with It. don’t nr«’.»ct IL It will ruin you Ii ’n*t ■ i nt on yeu by catline. «treirhlh< or tearing It. Our MEW MFTfi may ba taken cl h-me privately. F«nd f- r our Frr<t H!u*tra*.eJ T-. COCKLE and STRICTURE- WE GUARANTEE TO ‘CUKE OR NU Kidneys & Bladder VcrmflBkville .... .._________ v___ .u. .... . ■. chine or w«4kn«u orer ib» riMll of th* (,a k all la urine. r<>k>n*M of band* or fe«t. " ' •gleet your klJners. Our NSW METHOD T dl*e«M of there organs or Do pay. team at_ay Vermontville No Names Used Without Written Consent on t*te«. unJ«rKolnr Rreat auflrelnci but oi rot temporary reltet. I *ra» finally a<!vl»ed Try the NEW METHOD TltEATMENT <rf D tn rrery Teapeei, th my whCe heart.CURES 6UARHTEED. NO CURE NO PAY. CASTOR IA ' to work as day police in Olds mobile factory. .utaaar DrsKENNEDY&KERGAN 148 8HKLBY 8TRKKT; DETROIT, MICH, ' �The local News in Orangeville, Hope, Prairevil|e and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. IT’S TO YOUR j PROFIT iouhive within reach : it iill pay<ou . ■ anil « e a iilpe sleek of of t to ( <’ DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES la jt evenkhing.io be found ) . ■ '• !•> datvigeneraJ line. We ) i.i.Lif ouY stock, but proud- ) -.;i|.:j..ur‘pr era. _ . 3 Low Prices We Quote is Ths Magnet That Draws t.ada To Our Store. i -1 I ’ ‘ | 1‘ * YuiiJre truly, ARTHUR PATTON THE CLOVERDALE STORE. Speaking A!»«! lUBl&ef. Lath. Slices. Builders' Supplies . IT VVrLL PAY YOU to COMd TO DELTON ’Jbispee? my st-jck prirvs. .If you are 4 l."t . . at - yon wailt good , J/d tT» |yb?dy ktiuwa. or . . l (hit there is a vast ■ i;l luinber. 1 handle l*>Jand Wout'chargv you /! i th.”.ti.others will charge • ' -.j; inferiiir gt..»de»s COiE AKO SEE ME. W.H Chase, DEETON. SHULTZ. Clint Parshall him returned from Mr. and Mrs.-J. Horn and Mre. A. Newagu where he baa been for the l»t W. Fromm and daughter of Batavia, few weeks. . N. ;Y.. visited at Martin Nagles of Mrs; Nellie VanTyne went to Middle­ Cloverdale one day last week. All re­ ville Monday to care for her mother port a very pleasant afternoon. who is quite sick. Mn*. Roy Shrontx and daughter of Dr. apd Mre. Harter entertained a Lake City, Misaaukie Cd . and Mre. party of friends at Beachwood cottage. Albert- Monica of Kalamazoo visited Wall lake lust week. Hon. E. L/ old friends here last week. Swigert and’ wife of Euid. Oklahoma. Mias ;Grace Chamberlain who has Mrs. Samuel Harter and son Clark.and, I>een attending the Ferris Industrial daughter Vera uf Winona. .111^. Dr. and ■school ih Big Rapids' returned holue Mre. Frank Sheffield and son Harold last Saturday. and Miss Bellinger, of Nashville. Mr. Miss Helen Reynolds is visiting her nnd Mrs. C. Risbridger and daughter uncle and funiily in Coopersville. * Nellie, of Johnstown. ' Mr. and Mre. Pitta in comiumy with Ellis Faulkner was in Kalamazoo their relative# from the north .gisited Tuesday. •Mr. and Mrs. Mooea Seober of East Rutland Monday. I POLLEY DISTRICT. Andrew Smith add wife entertained , A numlier from this vicinity attended the latter's sister and htuband Sunday. Field day' at Prairieville last Friday. • Lee McDonald visited friends • in Mre. T. H. Mrl^od of East Orange­ Coats Grove last weekX ville is visiting hfer daughter Mre. Carpenters have commenced work on Henry Store. H. F. Zerbel's new barn. Mr. und Mre. L. Dixon fexpiect to Miss Ada Mosher is sjiending a]week move tu Hickory Corners this week, iu Prairieville the guert uf Mre. Shep­ where Mr. Dixon 1ms employment. herd. We regret to k«e Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Wm. Tuttle and. wife are entertain­ fromamr vicinity. ing their granddaughter from Wood­ We are pleased to bear of the mar-”' bury. • riage of Mr. Wilbur Polley of Union Mis> Nina Musher gave' a live o'clock City.to Miss Mary Smith of Prairieville. tea ort Thursday evening of last week Mr. Polley is well known in this vicin­ ity. having lived here until a few years in honor ot her guest Miss Mary Ickes of Ikiwling. Among those present ago und hl# many friends here extend wepj. Mass Clytminestra Fromm, of congratulations. Mr. anti Mrs. Polley Batavia. N. Y., nnd Frank Horn, of ' will .reaidc at Union City. Cloverdale. ■• Harold Bush of Kalaiiwizou is visit- ; O'. W. Darting an^ .wife spent last ing his<grutid|kareiit» Mr. and Mre. G. ] Friday and Satunl.iy at E. M. Shultz’ Bush. ..i Rutlsnl ’ The prayer meeting at J. Hom’s last • Wednesday pvening was net very large■ Elmer DeWatvrs has purchased tqe ly attended on account of the people Will Ch;w house and lot in Cloverdale. j being so very busy. A CLOVERDALE. Marton Davenport after working tor * the C. K. A S. ever since-thi; compam; commenced doing business; y most rjf ■ the. time as section foreman pt Clove<-■> dale and Delton; has quit tber -mpanjL I *mpli>y. Grover Davenport iiurl Milan ’ Rev. Mr. Winner of Canada preached in the Evangelical church Sunday after­ mam. IL Otis and wife of Glass Urerk ^nt Sunday with rekfiive* at tbb p)ace_ Mrs. A. W. Fromm and daughter ' who have lieen s| ending the parti four Ti.e Misses Lena Chamberlain' aitii weeks with relatives hen- returned to i Mary Fox visited Mrs. Emma Colli as their h( me in Batavia. N. Y.. Mopday. ’ and others one day hut week. Byrui ■Lewis and Luena Smith ppent I Geu. >L Conyers'youngest daughter Sunday in i 6wts Grove.’ * of South Bend, lnd.i accompanied My Mr. und Mrs. -Charles Kenyon spent her aunt Miss Fox is visiting her ; Sunday with their daughter Emma at father and family. «■ J the hou e of Frank Wallace of East : Mrs. Ella McCallum h at the Bor- Harting , L 1 gess hospital in Kalamazoo undergoing . Mrs. ■'rank*Krtiey . and children of treatment. Her parents went to KaJ- i। Hicknrj Corner# .spent Thursday and amaxou last Sunday to see her. and re- « ; Friday vf last week with Mr. and Mrs. port that she is doing aa well as ain | j Orrin 1 irons is. , be expected. I Mrs. Arthur Patton is still suffering j PRAIRIEVILLE. ’ from rheumatism. I ■ Fen-1 luplwle -nd Maggie Prink . Ralph and(nlatVern Gnmd Cairns are spend- ut hands in charge of this section. NORTH HOPE. PODUNK. Misses Martha uud Emma Anders of The first township fi. S. convention ■ Chicago v.isited their aunt and other which took place at the Podnnk church last Thursday wm a rolendir.vuccen. , relatives of this place last week. , ’ ’ , . -I Misses Fannie and Rena Piexce of \\ e couldn t but be jilcamMl with the Hastings are visiting their sister Mrs. attendance. Yankett Springs, Cedar Daiy McCollum. i Creek. Baltimore, Cirltuu, and Hast- | Wil) Adders und wife visited the lat­ ■ injre townships were represented. The । three schools of Rntlaud township were ter's parent# Sunday. well in evidence end each sang by it-1 Miss Martha Hull spent last week MU which w.11 Af with her sister Cressfe- of Acker’s , , , . quartette of male voio?s and a solo bv Point 1 ■; 1 LU. .. ,. , . .. Mira Liiali Shultz added tu the musicMira Ethel Johnson Him returned . »1 |ian of the program. The ymjM rx home from her school at Big Rapids. , (read by -Miss Anna Williams. Miss Dr. Willison of Hastings spent Sun-,;J Mae Montgomery and Mrs. C. W. day at Dan McCollums. B.iRg« in the forenoon were exceed!ngly Mr. Fox and family and Mr. Water- • interesting and in the afternoon Mr. umu nnd family ofChicago are s(>endiiig Anson Boyes, Mrs.U. C. Hathaway, their vnentien at Mrs. C. Anders of Mra. Parker Erway uud Mira Eva Er­ Brush Ridge. i way read excellent pK]>era upim sub. Mi» lU-rtha I'ru.n.hka wlrol»nhlinK j"-'1-. iwMi-n.,1 ilwm. Mra. ■ itandull. "“v“‘ » practical illustration of primary Mrs. Aldrich with her household duties 8®V< work. The discussions following the spent Sunday ut home. imjieni were thoughtful and suggestive. Mrs. McMannis entertained company Mra. Hathaway’s paper upon “Tem­ ' from Hastings last week. perance work in. the S. S. ’’ aroused an . John Anders uiui family of I’.lover- animated discussion showing the in­ > difle and Chauncey Bliss and family of tense awakening ot the people along Shultz sjamt Sunda> at.Mra. C. Anders. thnt line. The dinner served by the Radies nt the «ta01h6iase was jMtrtnken HOPE. uf by about seventy five. . Wu were (mined to ii'ear Uf the death Mr. and Mrs. C\ W- Biggs are spend­ of .lake Brinkart early Monday morn­ ing the .week at Wall lake with a com-; ing" . • * • . jmny of young people. G., IL Otis and wife Spent Sunday The service# at Yepcley Sunday were with B. A. Carpenter of Shultz. , well attended. The Presiding Elder of ’ Mrs. Ada Jenkin# uf Prairieville Grand Rapids pretu-hing. ___ J sp<ait Sunday afternoon with her moth­ The Ladies Aid »id W. T. V. { er Mre. Huldah' Otis', nnd attended meet at Mrs. Anson Bbyes Friday for church and Sunday scbi>ol «t the Mc­ dinner and an attftrnpon program. Cullum school house. Levi.Lnnbaugh has it* new phonograph, ” P. R. Cairn** went to Jewel I last Friso we shall look for pn entertainment <lak’ to visit his uun Wesley. in the near furturc. 1 Homer. Brown of Plainwell was the \i’tun Smith sja-nt lw-> days a! Battle gniirt el IL McKibben over Sunday. Creek last week, where he wits plensau ■' tly cutertuine*! by Chari• - Graham ot • FINE LAKE. . Einil Wickes and family ot Battle thiit^laiX'. .Mrs. Frank Smith, also Mn and................................... ’ ’ Cn.-k have lieeu >q>en<ling a few days; Butler Smith) and family spent Friday injthe Bowtie cottage. . , at Mr. and Mrs. Gideon* Brown's of. • Henry Frick of St. Clait is visiting Hinds' Corner#, With uUjc.i twenty • his brother I’ajrtnin Frick. others they odebrated the fiftieth atm-' The Btjll people have their jndet iveraary'of Mr. nud Mra. Brown’s mar-; us .fur us1 Tim; r AAtage. Wil’ ’hav< riag«\ A very pleasant time was en-; the line in working order Wm. joyed by. all and a renieinbninci was ’ talk left as a tokcr! uf their fridndxhip. con­ heard no.v days. *• sisting of a golden oak extension tabic j Michigan. We Pay Q Per cent on Deposits. We loan money on Beal Estate । or good Bankable Paper. . We< loan our money at home, and doi business with people we know are all right. We do* a safe, con­ servative business and have (loney to Loan at reasonable rates. Deeds, flortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. It Is an bld cry that the world owes every tnnn n living. This 1# a favorite argument r-lth the lazy and shiftless., But the world owes none such a living. if n mnn will not work he rball not eat Is a mandate as old as the nice Itself, Bijt there Is • another fundamental «*n’*e In which th*’ maxim thnt the world ow every man n living is pr e found)? trtie. It ov«i every man a fair chance tu earn a decent living. And that H al) thftt any self respecting man asks or w.nut|<.—Bo.«tou Poet. Shattrrfnc Her Hop<->, State Bank 26 New York Drafts, Insurance and Bonds Sold. DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICth President. J. G. HUGHES, V. President. E. S. MGRGHUUSE. Cashier. DR. McLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERI’ENNING. JAMES COLLINS. R. S. HARTER, M. D., Mr. Close -About how much does an PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. . automobile outfit for a woman cost? OFFICE HOTflS- 11 to Wat tn.. 1 to t p.m., ? Sira. Close f>xHroillr>—Oh. George, you lo*p.m.. -All call* ptcmpUy atunded. Tel*pbouc st offioe. are not going tu buy nu automobile, are . Omi-e at ro»ldi»na,, Delton. Mich. you? Mr. Close—I should liny not! I’m merely trying tn flcure out bnw far be yonil his Income that man Brnssey ha living.—Brooklyn I. FOLEnnONET^TAR " <V» j ,vffl ALDRICH BROSI Ui Ui Ui Page Buggies, J. J. Deal & Sons W T Ui Buggies, Laporte Buggies- and I 4 Michigan Buggy Co. Goods. /A Ui Ui 2? Weber andT.-& H. Smith Farm Ui and a hnhdsume clpna salad bo.wl. Wagons, also Farmers Saginaw Four generations were represented. Ui Handy Wagon, Superior, Hoosier Ui and Dowagiac Drills. BUDD CORNERS. Ui M*ra Nina William# of Battle .Creek j /|i Ui is the guest of... Genevieve idem ...------- | jp Complete line of Builders Hardware. Look over OUTTU Tre Lhtiror Geo. Coleman uf Hastings ip Furniture Department. Carpets, Bugs, Linoleums,Matspent Sunday with his brother Frank ifi tings, etc. Bun in and look ns over. If you don't wish Ui and family.. Some very fine fish are being caught •fl to buy just now. you can decide where vou will buy. f^\ — HANDLE THE FAMOUS --- .f . Charlie iJordan ami family of Bedford have Iwen stopping at the Jordan Payette cottage for a few days. There were quite u'number of people from the Namtariuu. i’uai were guests at Shore Acres’Saturday. John Ckokrtm of Battle Creejc ha* been stopping at Shore Acres for a few days.” Will Fisk took in the race? at Kahv muzoo lust week. , in Finallake now. A ninepouwd pickNORTHEAST BARRY.. rel was landed by u lady nwurter. last The L. A. S. will meet with Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Litts Thursday Aug.’ 17 nt two o'clock, Meml»?i> are reqnest- j Ed Bera and chrldreu of Sunfield are were married last Sunday at Yankee j; XI v,— visiting Henry Rudd, and family and | Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris Sr. enter- pel to 1X’ present aa it is annual election ; Springs. . • < •’ I other relatives. | tainrd Mrs. Bracelin of Allegan and of officers. Mrs. Bush uf the state of Washington Quite u number from this vicinity ■ ciate- that to EAST ORANGEVILLE. attended the camp meeting at Gull hike last week. Alfonso, king uf Aragon, attended . rade we must Fred Ketcham of Martin visited his Sunday. OBITUARY. by several Ot his enurtlere. called un a • grandmother the last of the wdek. Mra. Sarah jPeckbam of Clay Center. : Jeweler to Inspect some of his ware#. :• 'ip-iu n Atjdng’buc . Mr. Jakie Brinkert died at John' LeGrand DePriester .was in Kalam­ Kansas, is visiting old friends in thia No sooner had he. left the’shop tlian Jdhnsoh's Sunday night about two vicinity. . the proprietor came running after him o’clock, after a long and aeriuus illness azoo Sunday. H. A. Seibel nnd Mra. Rose Johnson ’ and complained Unit he hud been rob­ Micheal Dorter Returned ’.from Ger­ aged 20 years. Lf»w than a year ago bed uf a diamond of great value. The went to Hastings Sunday. many Friday. be was married to Miss Lizzie Anders king returned to the shop nnd ordered Mrfc Cura Strong and f’amil y of Goo. ’Mosher und 3family of Delton who "has patiently waited upon* him a large vessri filled with bran to be Woodland are epending the week with during his illness. He leaves, wife, spent Sunday with his mother here. brought and placed un the counter. friends here. ’ He then commanded each of his court­ parents, brothers and sisters, Iresides Hattie Loveland returned to her iers to Insert bis band closed and then a host of friends to mourn his loan, home in New York state Thursday. BAHFIELO. withdraw It open. He was the first to who to his memory will ever .pay A number from Banfield attended begin, ant! after all had had their tuw>Mr. and Mrs. Elon Clement and son loving tribute. The funeral was held he asked the Jeweler to empty the ves­ the Gleaners jucnic .and all report a , >u|when ytni buy of us at the house Wednesday at 11 o’clock. Stuart and Mrs. Sophia Richland are line time if It did rain all lhejorenoon. | sel on the counter. By this means the yofa ' get something The relatives have the sympathy of visiting friends in Now York state. diamond was recovered nnd nobody Mr. and Mrs. Cha#. Palmatier are I, was disgraced. mure than'just -good Mr. and Mis. Wilbur Polley left fof all. entertaining Mra. P’s sistgr and family c.'pebes.' yjou get OUT their home in Union City Thursday. of St. Louis. Mo. who made their trip REP|.OGLE-PRINCE. galUHtheaa to tit,makeMrs. Bush of Delton visited at. Mr. Oh? of tho animals least; known to in an automobile. i At the parsonage in Yankee Springs S. Temple's the lust of the week. • J»ihnd general wearing County Treas. Coleman was seen on the outside world Is the pygmy hippo­ Sunday Aug. 0. at 12 o’clock. Maggie, potamus of west Africa. It is Just Mr. Wale* has charge of the furni­ our streets this week. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tpm frince. what Its name implies, a pygmy hippoture store in the absence of Mr. Clem­ was united in marriage to Ferel O. Misif Pearl Coleman is visiting her potnmus. It Is much suiallfr than the We know ui r goods will ent. • • common hippopotamus, belli: no larger Replogle, of Hope, by Rev. Sume> A brother and wife of Detroit. iiluit'-r.yot:' jeeause they Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughes returned an ordinary or fair sized hog. It ....... .... . ............ ........................ -­ bountiful dinner was served by Mr. Mra. Anna Moore is keening house than I differs somewhat from tne .common and Mra. L.’ D. Woodman. omUin of tu their home in Kalamazoo. Mr. H. for Irving Brnney. I hippo in the character of itsj teeth, and the bride, and in the evening the •is much 'improved in health. Dr. Cooper made a trip to Chicago । I Instead of spending It# tltnd In the rlvField day was well attended here last parent# of the groom served icecream this week. ■ _ era and lakes In large fiord# It wanders i and cake. The bride was becomingly Friday. Both ladl games Xwere won A numTier from this way. attended about through the jungles singly or in . ’ gowned in a cream colored dress; They by the Hickory Curores team. church nt the Congregational church pairs, much after the manner of swine Mr. and ^Irs. Klingensmith uf received several beautiful presents. tn search of mast. last Sunday. ■ Those from away were. Messrs. Tom Orangeville were in town Sunday. Rev. Brown has returned from at­ i The Clothiera, and Will Prine?, father 'and uncle of tending camp meeting at Eaton Rap­ A large, healthy, normal' mind will j BcHun .-ind Prairieville, Mich. . the bride, uf Detroit, and Mm. Ida HOPE CENTER. ids. Fee the good in another much more Engine; sister of the bride, from Ot­ F. E. Duly and wife have gone to quickly than the evil, but n narrow, be­ John Barnes of Kalamazoo spent sego. Mr. und Mrs. Replogle Will be littling mind has an-eye only for faults, Sunday at E. B: Paynes. Petoskey for-a four weeks visit. at home in Cloverdale, where he is for tho unlovely and the crooked. The Gid Wilkinson und family spent Sun­ mail carrier. Their many friends wish clear, the beautiful, the true and the BANFIELD CHURCH NOTES. May at Wall lake the guests of C. F. them ■» long, happy life. Sunday morning services wf?re con­ magnanimous are. too large for Its Moreau and wife and M. M. Mtnning vision. It delights In tearing down or ducted by P. A. Fisher. ' 1 deatrqytng. but It 1# Incapable of ui* Miss Sadie Deck of Cloverdalu spent and wife of that place. Tho L. A. S. will meet with Mra hul Id I ns.-London Answers E. B. Gates and wife und son Earl '' ’ • ' -1 a few daysjaat week with herj uncle . Arc you one of the many j and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murphy. and daughter Mabel went to Kalamazoo Reynold* Aug. Hl. A full attendance is desired. patrons of the Several from here took in Field day Sunday. “This hook’’— began the agent who League led by Miss Vida Webster Grace and John Chamberlain made a bad pushed his Way Wito the office. > DH.T0N ROLLER MILLS? 4 at Prairieville in spite of the Iwd was well attended and enjoyed by^ll. short visit at G. T. Wilkinson’s Sun"Don’t want It!" snapped the busy weather. v ; P. A. Fisher leads next Sunday even ­ merchant. “I wish I knew some sure e’ We would bc pleased to have John Johnson bad the 4^orttmo day^. ing. £ • you giVe us a trial order. The way to keep you fellow# out of here." Jacob Siertsema and family spant > high-grade roller flour made by « break his arm by the overturning of "This book tells yon. Buy one."—PhilThe class of little people No. 17 Sun­ us is giving splendid satlsfac* " his buggy while pasisng a wagon in Sunday with John Bush and wife. • day monting and gave them the bphner. adelphla Ledger. b tion wherever used. £ N. Acker went to Augusta Saturday the road. Their collection was 34 cent#. Try and CUSTOH WORK < to get some peach Igwkets. keep the banner little people. “Do you thKk, professor," Inquired Many person# in this community are r A SPECIALTY. 4 the musically iimbltfoua youth, “that I suffering from kidney complaint who Burdock Blood Bitte/s gives a man a can ever do anything with my voice?" * DELTON ROLLER MILLS, 4 could avoid fatal results by using clear head, an active brainh, a strong Foley’s Kidney Cure. For sale by “Well," was the cautious reply, “it' rigorous body—makes him fit for the may come In handy In case of Are.” w oaroii. womam. x Arthur E. Mulholland, successor U> W. battle of life. kA Arffcxifrrffr AAu&A At At Acji H. Goodyear. ~ liellort Otonewall Jackson's form was tall, E®unt nu<l angular. His feet and band.< larK\ “uU5»,k ’ra" “tagularly ungraceful. He always spoke quickty, !n fences devoid of orn»ment. but to the point. A habit of "bat ting" bls eyes milled no little to’the peculiarity uf his appearance. His were gray and ordinarily dull and *«Pro*ri°i»l.w. but when excited by which riw»r. Mcmed w r»u». him. especially when /■barge# were „ ,, , Ult whole mnn would change, as ■ were, transported by the roar uf If he the guns to the exciting scenes of an actual field of battle. — Thomas M. Bemmes in Century. You can find it at Aldrich bros DELTON, MICHIGAN. w A s & w w V WELL MADE RELIABLE CLOTHING L.iL Loveland &. Son, YOUR TRADERS WANTED < 9ooDrops Vegetable Prcparaiionfor As­ similating the Food andDeglif­ ting the Stomadts aitdBwreb of KASTORIA For Infante and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the iMAXlS.'i Hll-DHLN Promotes DigeslionCheerfulness anti Rest .Contains neither Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. of tfOif'O-SMVajmHlLR Aperfecl Remedy forConslipalion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ ness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW Y”ORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Use For Over Thirty Years KASTORIA �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 10. 1905. 10 WEST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Young of Lowell ) [ C. H. Tift of Kalamazoo returned were guests at C. banter's and P. ) | home Monday ‘after a short visit with Stowell’s last Tuesday and Wedneady. -• his sister Mrs. W. N. Payne. Edward Fox of Covington Ohio ' is May NORTHEAST IRVING. . Hart returned home Saturday visiting bis sister Mrs. Reesar and Mra. Mary Cartlidge formerly of this •after a weeks stay in Hastings, familv. place has been; visiting her sister Mrs. ' Maurice Cock and wife of Hindu Bernice Demond of North Carlton is A E. Jones of Chicago. Both left for Corners spent Sunday with the latter’s fl]xii<ling the week with Hercie Durkee. Gladstone to visit relatives. 1 paranta. The Mlsae^ Gladys and Mildred I Fanny .Pierce of Hastings spent a . Fred and Gertrude Geiger were in Coulter and friend Marie Houk attend- [ f«w 4ay« with her sister Rose (McColl- Parmelee oyer Sunday. td the party held inlhonor of-the latter um* Miss Bertha Heise was quite ill last at Mra. Geo. -McConnell’s of Irving' .Born, Tuesday to-John C. Hine and week but is better at this writing. fl' J CORRESPONDENCE. Weak Lungs Bronchitis For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds,* weak lungs, bronchitis, con­ sumption. You cap trust a medicine'the be§t doctors a|> prove. Then trust thifc the next time you have a hard cough. Friday. ' wife, a nine pound boy. : Oliver Tolfly makes good money . Chas. Harrison spent Sunday at Arthgathering ginsing. per pound. •' ur Gesler’s near Ck>dKr Creek. *. Born, to Mr.'and Mra. ThoxniM. Kid­ . der Aug. C. a son. EAST WOODLAND. i.ial Cairns was the guest of Stella Mra Tether of Howell is visiting her sister Mrs. C.'D. Brinyn this week. Kollar Monday and Tuesday. . r Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hicker are There will be n.i more preaching services at the Moulton church until the proud parents of a fine new Boy. Sept. 3 on account of the Hastings lly will prolmbly be n star Hoarder ------ meetings.'- - ! eamp • with them for many yehra to come. UCUMMUX MLI4. ’ KAIBIVUJOa. Born, to Mr. and [Mrs. Stadel July . Ayer’s Pills keep tho bowels regular. . 30, a little woodchoi|i»er. All voKotablo and gently laxative. Edna Kidder is assisting Mra. Will­ iam Brew with her liousework. WANTS If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. in the SCHULTZ. ■ BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If vou have a buggy that’s lying idle in the bam: a stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you hax e any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, just try our Want Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether. and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try it. . Nora, the little daughter of J. W. Cairns, wiis kicked by his .hors»< nnd thrown five feet, tearing most of her clothing, from her Jboy. She escaped with slight injuries.: Mr. and Mrs. ’ I. . Wolfo visited at Johu Texter’s Sunday. Mrs. Laura Bhelden and .daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cairns called at Grace visited My. and Mrs. M. M. Earle Fox's Monday. . Bradley in Nashville on Saturday. Orandm. Cobb o|lM un ntativn ' "slimmer «bo h.» beim U>. •md friend. Munday. \ Mrs. luiura Cunningham arid George Cnnningbnm visited at Henry Schaib- ly’s Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Will Hauepentertained the latter’s father and‘mother Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller (Sunday. Cornelius Senter visited his daughter Mra. Emory Kenyon and Mrs. Clayton Price near Freeport ‘from Thurada’y until Saturday. ■ J. H. Durkee and wife visited at G*’ Mrs. Harve Towns gave a fine time Palmer’s east of Hastings last Thurs­ . . , to her son Loyd on Saturday aftdrnoou. day. •when a company of his young friends Mrs. Arista Eastmad of Chicago came for a pleasant party Jo his. home Heights called-on Mrs. Senter last Fri­ in East’ Woodland. Aq elegant hupper day. . was served and a jolly good time en­ Mr. and Mrs. Rolli ns. >u of Lake ! joyed. • Odessa were guests of Mrs. Weaver and i . Marion ta*gray of Oregon. Mr. and Fred Baine Sunday. Mrs. *G£o. Quance and James Quahce Mr. and Mrs. Bishop of l^ake Odessa of Hillsdale are gnests [of Ztheir sister visited at Mr. CurtiM’ Sunday. [ Mrs. Horace Swift this week. u( hj, Mn, J|nu A „ for GUARD AGAINST GERMS ORANGEVILLE. ' Several from our town attended the I Field day exercise at Prairieville last Friday. . Mauch’ Merlau wan the guest of Keep Well by Strengthening the Stomach in Summer With Ml-o-na. Grace Kiljick last Saturday. . Will Collison has a new buggy. i Everv one with weak digestion more often from « weak si ,S[1<j,.x should ujw Mi-o-na at this season and from any other calise: Ip-ad-a.';,, », v Mrs. Ann Boulter visited at Will i*che. and rheumatic par Boniface^ the latter part of the week. j so strengthen the stomach that diaeaw' ! germs can have no effect whatever. canwd by an acid ctmdij; Mr. and Mrs. Morrell and daughter : This remarkable remedy puts the whole stomach. Mi-o-na corn-. ti/ Blanch visited relatives in this‘vicin­ i digestive system in so healthy, clean prevents the formation or | and swwt a state that fermentation of nervous in-ns. kidnev trotr.'- . ity Sunday. Blanch is to remain a the food cannot exist, that any disease mutism, is.-quicklj-< ut^i •' few days. Kcriue WM.VU U —J enter .-the --- — --------- W. J. Holloway t< »■ 1 germs which may stomach ; " •___ ______ —> .....1 will k. u.. y Mim Lena Anson of Doster spent a will be destroved.. and food .will be h<> guarantee under which I,. .. readily assimilated that a rapid and [ u-na. Price .’Wcenu. it, ..y; partof last week as the guest of Leia healthy increoae in flesh will nwslt. unless it <"res. ' r Morehouse. Ncrvounexs and slei-pteMUcss come . •Jim Collison has a new horse having 1 sold and bought lately. Eunice and .Myrtle Bagley are .on the sick list. Mrs. Wing und Clara Ellis are visit- . for the cure of all chronic ing friends in thin place. and surgical cases MODERN TREATMENTS NOTICE! PERSONAL MENTION. Ben l.unn. of Battle Creek, hia brother Charley Saturday.- DEFORMITIES. RHEUMATISM. Blood. and all Nervous, --------Skin and Chronic Diseases. visited BATHS OF Mitts Nellie Smith left yesterday for a visit with friends in Shelbyville. ALL KINDS Hiving purchase:, stand, first dour south A Babcock’s Barber Jefferson street, we v. ' no,mice that we will krlw, stock of I'niitb. < ery. Cigars and Toll solicit a share of yonr Wajjtj.d: Young women for Train tog School for Nurses. Address Room* Miwt Lenora Wise, of Dowling, spent 80 THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, COREY BROS. Friday und Satunlay with M.iaa Josie Jackson, Michigan Coutant.Miss Vinnie Ream of this'eity recited, ■at. the Maccabce picnic at .Gull lake yesterday. NORTH JOHNSTOWN. Frank Coleman of Hatsing« was on j Mra. N. E Chapin, of Ricliland. was the guest of her -sixter Mra. F. Horaour st reels-Saturday. ixx’k over Sunday. Frank McCarthy delivered a tine­ Mim Lena Dennis returned Friday bunch of fat cattle at Battle Creek from Kalamazoo where she has l>een Monday. / Will find at our tw-adquartdre in tln-.lt.q.- Iliiild. ( attending the summer normal. C. Rishridger and family spent a few ing on JefTcraon Street, a nice line of G’a- st.r., . i John Wilkinson, of Battle Creek. P. days last week at Beechwood, Wall and Range-;, which we will sell at a very 'V N. Arvidson. of KrtkuAazoo, and M. lake. ate price. At the present price of fuel, gas j. ffl Mrs-' Eva Bristol visited friends ,rat 8. Wagner, of . Troy, . Ohio., were cheaper to burn It commends itself not on’y in A *guesta of 0. E. Lunn Sunday. Battle Creek a few days last week re­ this respect, but it does away with all duet. dirt, y Mrs. *1. T. Lomltard and her daugh­ turning Munday. ters, the Misses Edith. Anxd abd Frank­ and smoke, and does not heat up the bouse. (/] Mr. and- Mrs. Vert Robinson spent ie. returned Monday night from north­ Meals can be prepared more quickly.'and cqn If- 1 Satunlay and Sunday in Kalamazri* ern Michigan. . lietter cooked by gas; than by means of any «tln-r (■ We understand that Frank McCarty Chas. Biug. of Charlotte, fomerly of fuel, , has bought the Ben Babcock place this city, has bceo visiting Gilbert Sorry to lose Frank from this neighbor* Contaut the past week, th** latter re ­ hood. • turning to Charlotte wAth him for a Mrs Harriet VanSycle of Blfttie i' few flays. Creek who has been caring for her mother Mrs Ed Bristol has returned to Hastings Markets. her home. Hastings Markets are corrected every We Jp*ar that the Grangers are to Wednesday morning arid cau.be relied hold a picnic at Clear lake. C. b.- Bris­ upon as correct al that date. tol’s landing, Thursday Aug. 17 Uonccted Wednesday. Aug. •> IWft. Everybody invited. PRODUCB, Hitiier-iac-itt pe'rlb. Mrs. David Bristol and children are Egr*— tie— lie per dor. at Gull lake'dnring camp meeting. VE(l|rriKI.E$. FRUITS. ETC. A nnmber fnnn this vicinity attend­ GAS USERS 1 ' Rev. C. L. Bradley was the guest of ‘ soveiyl weeks.returned to his home in J. W. Cairns and family Saturday Lousing on Saturday. , . mKht and Sunday morning. ' The c F_ „„ Snn,|„y rv,,,liug „„ ■ Zulab Kollar while stopping at her • attended by quite a number of strang■ uncles Walter Kollar’s of Hastings had t.rK The leader Miss Good not being ! the misfortune tu fall off the i»rch one prttwni. the President. Ernest. Wheelday last wee* iniaring her kn« . She pr< gave the leseon, and- some good FOR SALE—Sideboard. dining i is untdile to .be removed to her home. 1 |x>ints were made and consecration chairs, steel range, center table and ! testimony given. We earnestly urge. HOLMES CHURCH. several other things, at 423 W. Center Miss Gladys Griffith of Napoleon. ' our young people to enter into this St. Fred Fuller. Jackson Co., is visiting her aunt Mra. weekly opportunity for Bible study. W'ANTED-We have l ./ Miss Agnes Cole leader next Sunday * Ella Blood. Sapers to sell, suitable for putting un­ flight. A cordial invitation is extend­ Miss Jane Wickham attended the R er cariwts. At BANNER office. ' ed to all. ' A. S. at L. N. LerVerns Wednesday. WANTED—For a year, young un­ • Mra. Ellie Lehman who has been married man tor fann work’ Mlist I* . Mrs. Minerva Handy of Hartings’ 1 visiting friends in East Woodland regood milker, temperate and willing. who has been viniting her sister Mrs. ; | turn’ed to her home in 'Masou county Give past experience expwi«™ and ;,nj references. n-feri-nw. q. p. fuller wm criW horn-Mondi, v 4 Address Long Beach harm, R. F. !>. «,, • , , . j• , • : TuC-day. ... • Augusta. .... .»>• X . 1>V nine-, of her flitni'htx.rby the serious iilnets daughter 21, Minh; . W. GoM-t-1 opNew York City who Mrs. Ed Burton. has ban the guest of Mr. and Mrs. i FOR’SALE—Plaster sand. Enquire I The Misses Bessie Fuller and Jennie :® 'j Geo. Hitt for some time started on aS Mrs. David Trego. ' Parmalee ret u rued home from a few' • trip to Texas Monday. WANTED—I want to buy ri number i davs visit with the former’s aunt Mrs. Zeno Carter of Lake Ode*«:i was a ut culte th.l nr.- we.nwl nnd will |«y Msr; WrilthI R k T,^jbv. gtMxl market, price. If you have any to , ’ • visitor at the home of J. St. John on sell it will pay you to write or call' on i ^,r- a»d Mrs. J. V. Wickham were Saturday. . W. F. Kepkey, Middleville. R. F. D. in Hartings Sunday tho guests of the ' - Mrs. Maud ijovey nnd children of. ed tlu« Gleaners picnic at Hastings last 5. Sec. 20, Thonmpplp township. ; former’s uncly. John Wickham. Vermontville were guests ut the home' Friday and report u good time even FOR SALE^Ten room nouse on if । John Hall attended the funeral of bis j of ner her parents sir. Mr. nuu and aim. Mrs. n. H. owm, Swift, .... 1; ot Michigan Ave. Citv City water, cistern. cistern, ' Five ulvvks blocks bIrom St }«,ll>er-in-lnw Mr. Sharp of L«in.burB ( Woodland a couple of d»yx lert it did rain. furnace. F»»® Fumi Hute ou. __ L.:__ rt r ’ • Also vacant- i_._ lota. r-> Enquire C. «. IL r>Bis- 1 T»K«,ia%* Tuesday. . . ■ week. ' NORTH IRVING. hok». h°P* ' j; Mr. and Mra. Ged Fuller and two fives, dreweil- Te— 7>*e Will Kroiwwitfcr and family have Laraba. slivfr— HOCSE TO RENTj-Nine rooms. | daughters were the guests of Mr. and ' O.C. Sheldon and son Lee and daugh­ - <«• tu 7c ter I*race attended the home coming gone to Wall hbke for h two. weeks Mutton. 3 clcmeta 2 halls, gcxxi cellar, suitable [ Mrs. Wm. Hauer Bitnday. festival nt Vermontville on Thursday vacation. for smalt boarding house. Two blocks i ,r, r ... \, . INH LTKY. HIDE* AND WOOE. from postofiice. Rent1 $12 per month. I The Misses Maud and Jennie Van ; Inst. , Znlah Koller was hurt quite badlv Also .home and top buggy for sale ■ Brockliu of the Cheney and Miss Hatuiwr» lUrikU Albert Bennlsley vi visited friends in ' one day last week in Hostings. Wbiie Iu-ef Hides »«• . cheap. Inquire of F. M. Whitney, 20b tie, pf Indiana, Flovd Wickham and , • e j Hot* oral. Creek St. _____ 1_______ J Fred BnMpb. were iixitnr, « J. V J' stepping off her uncle’s, porch her foot < all »kln*-ior Steven Wright of Charlotte is the.’ ckught arid she fell sprain big her knee. Tallow—ts—w FOR SALE-Black mare.’ six years - Wickhams Sunday. GRAIN'. • - guests of his brother C. . J. Morgan at Dr Burton is attending her. old. weighing about l*JX) pounds, for Mra. Arista Eastman and daugther farm or road.. C. JI. Balmntier, R. F. present. John Koller xVas hoirie from the Rap- Oats-ISK. D. No, 3. Delton Mich. Residence Beatrice of Chicago Heights are the Rye-Me. Mi» Grace Sheldeon viirted Mrs. F. I ids over Sunday. His brother Floyd one half mile north of Banfield. guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Durkee Kean.* -handpicked, per bu.Si.v*. — Warner of Vermontville one day /last1 returned with him Monday. Wood—4utt.si.76; mixed. F.-,00; hat FOli—Good pasture fall phone 44ft. Henry Wickham and Miss Jane. HAY AND STRAW. I week. Lila Cairns stayed all night with No. I Titunthy-WJo , Wickham were the guests of their sis­ Mr. nnd Mrs. ‘ K. T. Cole attcjode.l I WANTED—Settlement. Having sold No. 'i Timothy—»Uk) Stella Koller Monday. »lover Hay—M 00 out my interest in the green house, ter Mrs. Radford in Hastings Friday. ,1 the camp meeting at Eaton Rapids 1 Owen Hoonan lias done a good job . business, it is necessary that there Mr. and Mrs. Perry Stowell and । should be a prompt settlement of all son Ford were the guests of Mrs. H i| several days last week. ’ fixing the roads. PRORATE ORDER. accounts due the firrwof A. F. Bur­ I Mrs. Henry Hicker entertained her I. Wolf and family spent Sunday at fetal? ot Mlcblcan. Connlr of Rarrv, to. B, Barnum Sunday. ■ roughs A Son. A. F. Burroughs. 1 niece Mrs. Nellie Kart and children of ! Johayfextm-’s.^^ , , At a nnuioa of the Probate Court, for -1 be lotmty ot >}*rry. boiden al the Probate office Mrs. Bello Burton and Miss Ruth j‘ Lake Odessa over Sunday. TO RENT—I am fitting up a suite of in the city of Ha.-tliirs, |U said county oo Wed Handy of Hastings were the guests of! John Trego is a“Iittle better. -----six rooms, will have electric lights, A,,nrc. r ,u Uler"u •«* Mrs. Jesse Miller of Assyria is the I ti'.ne hundred and water, and toilet room with sewer con­ Mrs. P. Fuller Wednesday. There will be an icecream social at Ibouaand PreSent. Chw. M. Mack. Judge of Probate. guest of her parents Mr. and Mra. J. ■ Charley Olner’s Thursday night, fori ‘In the matter of the eMate nections. If interested call at Jesse of Maria Van Mrs. Mary Lamb and Goldie Cain I Towqsend's’store. inn. deceased. . Beardsley for a few day’s. the benefit of the church. were the guests of Mrs. Sackett one day : On rotoRni and Bling the peUUoa duly verified MJd deceased, last week. ’ Rev. Kidd and wife start west the PIM?1 a«,!hj‘£an uraeror decree may txt made SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. 28th of this month. Mrs. Charley Berner is visiting her deceased.and entitled Coinhusbands parents in Sebewa this week. Saturday. Quarterly meeting was held here by TlwrmiponlthonleredtluU Friday, the nrst Rev. Porter of Middleville. Those who Edna Rogers who has been visiting LACEY. a ,h® of Mid were out listened to a splendid sermon. her sister of Nashville has returned The program is out for sport day. ” The stewards of North Irving M. E. home. Oscar Gifford of Battle Creek visited church will soon be around to get all Mr. Kidder and wife from near ■ ............ — —- ■■ ■ — dis his mt mother Mrs. Ford a few days last they can to pay our pastor who has ‘ Bellevue spent Sunday .it Mr. Garddone a good work here. I Will Bnrroughs and wife of Battle Mrs. Mary Spriggs and her son have I [Creek viisted at the former's sister STmhsJ«,y of. ,h” ort',r to '* 1 DOWLING* We will trfke especial pains published In tho Hastisch Hanxeii. u new*. ( 1 Mrs. Galium Stevens one day ^hist gone to Battle Creek for h short time. during the month of August aud ‘•twulstod In said countv of ' week. Next Sunday evening the people of BARN BURNED. to give our customers, and all woeKs precious to -**- Jojt»»«*succ«»lre *— -*— who cotne to our 6tore, many The barn belonging to Floyd Clap-' Eixa C. Hkcox. | Alex Cortright had a brot her visiting the South Evangelical church will call -^ofi-roi*. bargains from our stuck of a meeting to see what can lie done per in our little town was destroyed by ■' I.ISXpW" him from the North Star near Ithaca. about starting a Y. P. A. ...General Merchandise. fire Saturday night about nine o’clock. 1 Will Gifford and wife of Battle Creek We pay ifie per dozen for eggs; 1 Ic a lb. John Holcomb of Battle Creek is It seems Floyd had just returned from visited the latter’s sister Kate Wooley for butter. visiting hia grandparents. Hastings and was caring,for his horwls, , a few davs last week. ----- SELL— having led one of them ta water. On 18 Ibf. Granulated Sugar Ifor. .81.00 Ben Thomas is having a new well HINDS CORNERS. . going back he discovered the fire. He 'j 1 bbl. BdSt Sa?itinw Salt for .W) driven, Henry Steve of Bedford doing MrTnnd Mra. Chas. Hall called at i tried to put it outlmt found it hud too j 10c sack liue salt, free with each bbl. for the work. cash. : Jack Snyder’s Synday. good a start. They savvxl his furn i ture Best American A Grain Sacks.... 18c Mande Cortright has returned home hay The Ladies Aid met- with Mr. and and everything - but ...un .aand ,w. .some grain i (I ri*nt Less for cash) from school at Kalamazoo. Mra. Wm. Bechtel Friday, (fr being ; HndJt:-not lieem for the rain it-is feared । Pint Mjson’s Fruit Jara, complete ------ .. .forrtco. ‘ ' that our little village would have been I gue^s the Lacey l»ys will have to -present tea. ifccI have opened n new Bowl Quart Mason's Fruit Jars| complete plaj’ ball again to get even with the Wilda Newton of Hastings visited j u’’a,?X ’te’truyed. as the wind was in ing Alley tn the building perdoz65c Assyria boys, the}- lost so heavily. . her sister Mra. Geo. DeMott a part of !the righl The ‘building will • Halt Gallon Mason Fruit Jars, across the -street west of ' b® better known us the Apple dryer ' Dr. Keller has rented Abel Nicker- last week, complete per doza 75c ,lanTEverything wil be kept quiet and or­ Jelly Tumblers'with lops perdoz. 20.25c son’s house and has gono to get the , Mr. McCollnm x childnn are entert1”’ ",nw .................... The building waa derly. Bologna 10c a pound: 3 0mnfl for 25c furnishings for it. Congratulations. i taining the whooping cough. insurer . Lard 10c a pound. Beet barrel pork 10c Miss Mary Norris carried off the a pound: choice ham 15c a pound; EVERYTHURSDAY No Snn.l»y ^-bool next Saoday on Bert Stanton u rapidly- K.iaitw aftOT minced ham 12c a pound; cold boiled I>r>ze (a gold ring) at the show the ■ hi, operas,, WMk ham Itk? a pounds dried beef 25c a other night for being the must popular I! aecount of vamp nteetinR. AFTERNOON and EVE­ pound. In bulk or glasses: trankforts 10c Mra.r^otta fnd son Alton visited at ‘ **’1” to «it up a little. The nurse Mim NING will be open to a pound, 3 pound for 25c;; bacon 14c a lady in Lacey. ladies.Chas. Tobias’ Sunday. [ Maurer returned to her homo-in Maple pound, . Ward Quick and family und Miss , SPECIAL. ■ Spectal Prices given ougoods bought IJoMio Hinkley of“TaahviUe visited at • Mahlon Skidmore is carrying the ®roTG Sunday. ~ for. >r eash ----------or produce. As it saves us T . ,< thia week while Mr. darey is Quite a number of campers at Clear Evefy Thursday afternoon iday X\.mail me of of keepL„ keeping ______ books, etc., so we will J- Hinkley s last Sunt time his — well earned vacation. . I| taking ui. n-------3-------I lake thia week. from 2 to 5 o’clock the alley divide profits with you. . Geo. Miller and family visited at will be open Fiat af Charae Jack Snyder is away painting. Mias Ella Sclinwcho is helping Mra. Yours for lowest lirices, Ji Rufus Stant<m's last Sunday. to Ladies, and Gentlemen Tho children and grandchildren of Gallagher with her housework. when escorted by Ladies. VU ty WmIut Stanton is home from the ZkgMr. and Mrs. G. Brown helped them Ed Cassidy, wife and mother visited • W • ww 1 vvl 1| I ricultural school at Lansing. to celebrate their golden wedding Fri­ Floyd Garrisen at Fine lake Sunday. tnuiue* 1 Drugs bought at Mulholland’s Drug day Aug. 4. A good time reported by Mrs. Emeline VanSyclo is visiting | Store.™rood drure. those present her son Frank fpt a few days. Try a Want Adv. In the Banner’s Want Column. IhornapDle Gas and Electric Co. Get Your Year's Beading; NOW! ♦ For the convenience of those who wish to.order all of their ynjiers at onetime, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, rin get the Banner and any one ‘of the following for one year in adv..- •. as follows: ' i Banner and Detroit I>aily Fret Press. Banner and Detroit Daily Journal Banner and Grand Rapids 'Herald*................................. 05' Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Banner and Detroit Free Frees Farm and Live Stock Journal•......... Banner and Michigan Farmer oO Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean. Banner and New York Tribune Farmer .. i 4*. i 30 •To those living on Rural Routes, only. These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Banm k pat row. ’ If there is any paper or magazine not on the above list on which we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER is never sold for less than $1.00 whether in combination or alone. All special prices are made on the other papers in the combination Make Some Money Now. 7- NEW BOWLING ALLEY,. . . WQENEKAL STOKE, IRVING, HKHIQrtN, Wims Ketzbeck, BIDS WANTED! NOTICE is hereby given that I. Janie- li. .'oh; Highway Comniinsioner of-the Township of Ji county of Barry, will ou ;. ... MONDAY, the 14th Day of August, at one o’clock, p. m., priweed to let the job of building a Concrete .Wall (township to.furnish cement) at the bridge at tlmd.-iji at Irving station. Said wall will be about 55 .feet in length, the average height about 10 feet more or 1’ ** above nver bed, and width of wall 2i feet-, more or less. Said wall will be laid on suitable foundation l«-lo« river bed. Job to be let to the lowest responsible bidder, gi - mg adequate bonds therefor. I. the said commissioner' ! the above named Township; reserve the right to rejei-t any and all bids. Giver! under my hand this Slet day of July, 1905. JAMES R. JOHNSON. Highway Commissioner. Irving Township. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-08-17.pdf 101b670666d40ddf572d238ca591a4e3 PDF Text Text Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? FIFTIETH YEAR THE BANNER TKN PAGES. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 17 No. 16. INVITED omn T9 -GO TO HALIfAX HASTINGS Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? THE COUNTY MUST HASTI"GS w“0%*E"n contest MAWABH FOOT THE BILL Judge Wesit, Decides that County Must Pay Dr’s. Bills for Attend­ ... THE EDITORS OF MICHIGAN ing Typhoid Cases. , HID IT BECAUSE IT PLEASED A deration of interest to health offi­ THEM. cers and supervisors throngout the state ■ has been made by the. Circuit Court : Judge Wiest or Ingrain county. EDITOR’S IMPRESSIONS OF Tlte Ingram county supervisors re­ AN INTERESTING CITY . ceutly refmu-d t» audit the claim of Dr. F. E. Thomas for, attending <y*" ! phoid ' fever patients. The bill wa* tuTc “Tomm. Atkina’/ The British disallowed because the supervisors de­ i cided' that typhoid fover was not a .Soldier is Very Much in Evi­ > dangerous communicable disease. dence at ill Times. In granting a mandatrihs ordering the well! after noon when we left wpwvtaom to allow the liUl. Judge . iii k-iretesa k-ireh-w. telegraph tok-graph station. .tatimi. •mywthat while lhe act of HUB ,...;h!idi| long tramp through.ch. gives the Mqswvisor. fuU power to of thin power, it -steel plait nt Sydney, and bad examine * Iinto “"' claims 1““ “ '* an wrljj Breakfast, so that our don not confer upon the tward power to dAtorimne th^t such diseases a* the . !< t w».:e well whetted for lunch. . . . ■ B.-tf the Dominion Coal & public health authorities have uni­ |o, be, dangerous- and .if.the largest collier- . formly declared . - wprld. the output being ‘-ommunicable are not^o. That qnc'teiw pfir day. We visited thin tion is foreclosed by the action of the ,-t.. and [were then treated to a health officials, the supervisors simply , 'ir ■-urpriW a-* the General Man- having power to paw upon the reasont'.-he colliery led the party down ableness of the charges. i>'-'.nti?ul:grove near his residence i..i:g r- •-'* tables gave evi­ . ,.( vhat was in ■ spire, boiled ire creaup |'ake. coffee, tiw-.i-l.-- and a liU-ra' stipply of । •-.i’.ii'Iieir.g included ift the ( Local Team of Young Men Won From A Similar Team From Mid­ »*?la_ANNE.x NO.3 r aa aa aa j? aa aa a a a J a 3? U??J ???? Bia s I ?w? Q р s a & с a « S ' pioik at THORNAPPLELAKE WEDNESDAY LAST. LARGE dleville. '.CROWD ANDA V»-RY ENJOY­ !• A Ixiwling team from Middleville . ABLE T141 FOR « IL. i comimtwl of young men from that vil- ] Inge came iip here Thursday evening j with tho’intention of "cleaning up' ’ -j I on a similar team from this city, hut FINE ADDRESS 3Y they had reckoned without their hosts I S. D. WILLIAMS ■ Th« Middleville team was composed of ■ । Mattison, Fenton. Cisler, Bodford, and j Adams, the Hastings loam. Ryan' ! Editor of the Michigan Macca.bee, i Cook. Pryur. Pierson, and Goodyear. Lots of Sport*. P’ci -j of Fun. The local . leant won the contest in Shultz. Won Ball (inw.e. * i three straight games. Thu score in I the first was Hastings 815, Middleville WetlnesiJ.lv no ruing did rc-t give BOS. In the second Hastings 7(77. ■ promise of tho I r._-ht ’ '-'iiniifnl day it , Middleville 578 and in the last 728 to turned opt to i« lr ’.I n -it no 1 all ' Hastings winning the contest by torts of shower i. n o’ t this fni t :t8(j points. The local team^btul the ad­ deterred many from . . > : ’o D w Mncvantage of being accustomed to the pabee picnic Bit.*"-<».' «%nt from i alleys which is a good deal in a context. this city on the morning train, and’ 1 A return gam. will be played .in Mid- teams rolled into 1 ■ nd ng from | dlevillc in the near future.- Tho game 1 dirocUbns T-n <•! tl 17 Macabee । to'have been played _ _ between tho taui- I tents of Barry coaiAv w< reiro*nfed urr. places wum I{ Desk teams of the Itwo was TWlt not Ij ;uij~ troui hjo to IH)») 'were i -« nt on ■i played wImvmH Rk the Middle- — —;............ ........... -j- --• as the meniixTH members of the, —— ville team were unable to get here. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL HAWS IHE ELEVENTH ANNUAL REUNION WORK OUTSIDE THE SUNDAY : ,o- Bay i- a city of |5.«M) people OF THE BARRY COUNTY SOL­ SCHOOL. ITS INFLUENCE AND - . ..r-.ifcted with Sydney by an DIERS AND SAILORS AND “LOY­ C hue. ai well a* by the InterIMPORTANCE DISCUSSED AL LADIES” OF THE COUNTY. 41- R K . having doubled its several times within the . MT-yeara and is *till growing PAPER BY MISS EVA ERWAY i'--\ The Dominion Cunt Iron AT FAIR GROUNDS, HASTINGS J ' ;----I '.-HctieiiUy owns'the town or rathRead Before the Rutland Sunday I. ■ s the town, at that cpxppration August 23, ■ 24 and 25. Good Pro­ School Convention. Deserves • ; gram For Each Day. Come res in Glare Bay alone. At Glace Thoughtful Reading. •’we • •r.juyvd the first evidence of and Havc_a Good Time. Rev. Shutes, of, Chicago, has said a j nine newspaper enterprise, as the । bible, a pupil and a teur.hor are suf- I The program is now completed for ling lilly r^Pp1* »f that in . ficient to constitute a Sunday school. | . s. D WILLPrtS -.or J four visit, had all the late the eleventh annual reunion of - the: To Build Up The Mail Order Houses At The Expense Of The bible. God’s message to the world, । Editor of Modern Maecabee, who spoke - -tn news : of that day and the Barry Co. Soldiers and sailors, which i the one unchangeable book of the Sunst Thoruapple will take place on the fair grounds The Local Stores? . ; -.. p-.< preivmus,-wnt sent bv by telegraph from j day school. Detroit might add of thia city on Wednesday. Thursday i»r‘tr.,it Free Prow.. Press.. II might the grounds at Thornnpple; And advantage? Is it reasonable to believe 1 The pupil, an immortal spirit, with that every day somewhere on our and Friday August 28. 24 and 25. This pictrue gives strikingly the in America. By tiw coun»e we have The reunion will begin Wednesday ultimate result of building up a trade taken. America has forged to the front they would patronize otjter stores if ! a character to be found and then de- don’t doubt for a moment but that erory ,.«.ite inufdlfs of-Detroit Free Prwwee Maocal*ee rmwtituted himscit a com­ - l>‘t,r.‘it Journals would I* deliv- forenoon. That is designated as Town­ monopoly in a diatani city at the e'x- as no other nation ever did since the they could save money by buying at I veloped Into God’s own likcnsBa. Betaken the twi> stands the teacte-r. mitter of one to see that he had agooq • ..1 to ,<m.e.anylimHitaryby thtw ship Day- At I :«0 in the afternoon pensf of the local store. In it an -in­ world began, and its prosperity is the these catalogue homw? The proof is conclusive that these Ikhlm-n do not' an interpreter <4 the divine truth, and , •time. And ho had it. ; -r*. anil which kept us pretty well will begin tlte formal program. There viting picture? And cun any BAN­ envy of the world Oarlnational policy The forenoon was largely given over -ted <>n Michigan ’ affairs Coal is will lie music, recitations and addresses NER reader imagine any good to*him- has lieen to keep every dollar "we sell cheaper than other Chicago deal- a pleader for the love of the Savior. No doubt we have all learned by ex- <| to sports. There was a ball game be-j by Judge Smith, of this city, and Mrs. : -.lite of Glare Bay and it is estitnatself from the destruction of the localcould right there in the United States, perirnce as a pupil or teacher that the i | tweon nines picked from Hastings and But there is another side to this • . that in the r-it! fields of Cape Bret­ Eva Gray, of Grand Rapids. Depart- store. Mid the building up of the im-> and among our own jieople. And it teacher is a very important factor -of | has worked wonderfully well—so well matter which needs consideration. ' tho Sunday school. As the teacher, is. 1' Shultz teuta. At the end uf two hour* ' . .d».n- a tbouiand million tons are munt President of ilie W. ’ IL C. In mense catalogue houmts in Chicago ’ five tuning* had been played, with the the evening there wiill lie music, ad ­ Thenmust be fair play in all matt-.aii.fnle. not taking into considersArc high w-hools. hotels, churches, that the piirtf that proposed free trade surely will the claim lie. If we have u |! score standing IB to W in favor of­ tin- -.a-t Itotiies that are- known dresses by J. E Colierumr and Fred W. public libraries, good roads and other would have no standing with the tern.'and trade is no exception. If the i thoughtless, indifferent teacher, so will :; Shultz* stalwart Maccabees. Of course.! Walker. Then will I follow .the Camp evidences of modern civilization , guod American pcoph?. .business num uf this city or any nthwePmvei a thoughtless indifferent class. ' t^at w*x n poser for Hastings, but • ;r. d Ncwfiiuiillnnd. which can lie Fire and Picket Firing. for the local community? Di-stroy your Well, if in spite of its admitted. de­ er part' of the county, want the There will t« no program on Thurs­ home trade and the larger patrons of fects. building tip the trade and bus- trade ».f the surrounding territory. , 1 wonder how many of us who have [> they were isjnnl to the orca-ion. The' •.• ••• /• ; when jneodtd. But *** this stood at the helm as a teacher forever JI county neat MaccaU*'* wqtild not adnfit; day forenoon. This ^riU be Hastings there is a wide-awake, up-to-date I 'linens Af the United States has bevn these home enterprise® will be taken ■ ';->u j>r -b:ijhly wi»nl have to face keep tho w»erodness of our position in ji they were beaten; Init * flrelared they i ■ tamine, tiplc?«» there’s a strike Day. There will lie music and recita­ away. That would kill the town spirit, a wise 'financial policy for its jxMjjJe. method of going after it. There should mind- And J wonder if we were ask­ would honccde that they were van- • ■ • ■ - no need worrying of ’what tion*. and addromta l,y Congressman and with that gone, the pleasure of ran there Im- any doubt but that the be concerted notion, and united effort. ed bytbe Great Teacher. *What are qnished provided tlie Shffitz boys would i . - ;i:i n«.Tatioils may' have to en- Hamilton and P, T. Oolgrovo in the living there or of going there would building up of the business interests of And especially should those whom it is ; you doing for those-entrusted to your try conclusitniH at h ’Twk of War.” It ji-.UT, They max finally land in afternoon. There will )m? an evening ’be lessened greatly. With its decline Barry county will work kimxI for the desired.for cnatonwni -bis reached in a care?" how many of you could truth­ was a tug too. For ab>na ten minute* manner that will win their good will. : - :u>- p’nct- where additional heat program also, anti an address by Thom­ would come also decline as a market people of this county" ; fully answer: "The hest tliat 1 can." tbo rope seekned to iffove not a p:g. | The catalogue house builds up nut and convince them that the local mer- ji And haven’t We all felt as teachers. run'L- required. Three miles as Sullivan. for the farmer. cither way. Then the enduring and( Friday foreoon will occur the elec­ With the decline of the town spirit fo single Barry comity institution. On chant is not1 trying to get all he can i after a lesyon has Isien finished in our staying qualities of the husky Sbnltzitw iv ■■•>!: of N’jirth Sydney are the famous Sydney » oai miueH. the oldest in, this ,. tion of uflicers. That^-Ia designated as and town trade it would follow that the other hand, it is a selfish appeal and give as little as he ran: but .in a ! slip-shod way. and we have had time began, to toil; the rope moved their broad-minded, business-like way. that ; . . .if the country. One of these Middleville Day. The afternoon pro­ the more enterprising and energetic io the people of Barry county to seek he seeks a fair exchange. The - mer- , to reflect, that we«i might have done way a’ liVUo. That settled it They - ha» a [xTpei.dicular shaft 700 gram will consist of the usual music part of the. people would go to the ■their good by the destruction of the chant should bear in mind that in these j better? And haven’t we realized how were soon pulling the Hastings Knights • •!• j , and. the mine itself extends and recitations by Middleville people, large city. Why? Because when mon­ trade interests of Barry county. It much ujere we might have accomplish- all-over the grounds. Then the later and an address by Mil ton F. Jordan, ey goes to the big city, the best teach­ will l» found in the end that a man days the customer is pretty well posted j i;iii mile under lhe sea. Coal is on prices of staples at least, and the jj ed if we had only done more extra admitted that the Shultz brcthrenpouH tlfrqgreat factor in the development and also an address by f Congressman ers. liest preachers, beat doctors follow qannot lie made permanently prosper­ farmer knows what is being paid in • work outside of Sunday school* play ball aiid pull like demons cn a to get the money: where money goes, ous by a policy that works harm to the ‘ From three regrets for lost opportun- rope. • . «h? '.aiuntry: and Is the chief basis Charles Townsend, of Jackson. It is proposed to make this one of there new industries arise, and so the business interests of his own locality. other markets for his grains, butter. ' tor its large, commerce. ' itiee arise the plea for more w ork outIn the 100 and 300 yard foot race, the best reunions ever held in this city. । more progressive element oi the smaller I Sooner or later, he must stiffer harm eggs and other produce. I know of no place where a more Cootlnusdoo page two; Dan Mauee jr. of this city won first in There are a few men so narrowly town would go to the larger cities to 'biightful sumniev could-be spent than See the bills for further particulars. both, while Fred Fleming took second take advantage of the opportunities in iBut an important question is this: selfish and sordidly little that no mat­ PEACH MARKET IN HASTINGS in both.. Chaa. Beach's son won the up in this country. Living is not exTEN DAY CLEARING SALE the big cities which the money sent j Do the catalogue house* sell goods ter how much the local merchant may ix-nsive, and the tourist will be fav­ boat race, while C. V. KHnov, ofCoats accommodate them. they will turn cheaper than the other dealers* They from that very town or ite trading ored with the choicest of scenery, and vanquished all comers in the fat 1 may on a few leaders, and bait-bargains. down the dealer, and send to Chicago Hinchman & Hall Have Arranged to, Grove, the mwt invigorating atmosphere. Ch.dea.er S Burton Announce One mini ’s nice. or any old place to save five cent a But Hit on straight quality of goods the Buy Peaches and Will Furnish ' Patron izing mail order houses is fat­ : ; d to this is all kinds of deep >»ea Great-Commander Boynton was un­ , .of people . overwhelming majority This Week. Good Time To Get toning ths big purses of the plutocrat difference is so trifling that at the end the,-----------------------------■ -:.k. with plenty of fish to catch. , able to attend theTbornapple gathering Baskets. i of a year the saving would lie iwilgnifi- are not built on that plan. Consider-1 owners of such houses and certainly, in : Ai ’‘lira Buy. which in-only 12 miles i Bargains In Clothing. ( but he provided a very able substitute our judgement, building up a trade cant— not enough to begin tb compan- ation of each other’s mutual interacts | The need of Hastings for some time' in the' person of 8. D. Williams,- of i in Sydney, there is splendid tuna ; site for ‘ the damage to the trading by customer and merchant will surely • has been fur some one to handle the . • iiing. --uid. to Is-fully as good ns at ■ ’Chidester * Burton's anponneement monopoly to the detriment of one's -Port Huron, Editor of the Maccal>ee. work for the good of both. center in which One is interested. ' mb- ; on onr ;1mc P»g« «ie»k« for IWoU. neighbor’s, one’s community’s and peach crop in this section. There is-’ the official organ of the onb-r. It was ataliuH island, California. The fish!That the catalogue houses like Sears. The BANNER has not taken Ip the no doubt that in the vicinity of Hast- • Ilv good uoo<l in th-- Thrv adverti*w » Um day, clearance ' one’s own best interests. i -f t a t i^esixk-ially in t* , a fine uddrean and very well received. ________________ of patronizing the local mer- ings is an excellent peach district;, but' Troxel’s tmnd fnrn'Mied ‘delightful The BANNER >s disenssiug this Rbebuck & Co. and Montgomery Ward agitation , -a July, and as ibCM. a»h - weiKh ---- a­ sab- of all bKb> weight cloCbinR. fidTod pounds iMiiindsapioco. “ matter because of our profound cotivic- , A-| Co. do not sell -on the average chanta of Barry county in any spirit' of the grower has had to rely wholly or music all through the dny. ni huhdrod api«xus. and 4ind are are ; to commence Angn» - . .« than . -iother . tradesman t " 1"’lie interfering with other people's busi­ cun ( . :1„.„|.i„„reor the atnrt At.gn.f--0. rererving only the black,' tion that the patronage of catalogue cheaper nearly si> On the local, demand. ; Taken all in all. it was i very eujoy' ' • ^uqtey. -------- . hQtUlta for any article which one can clearly proven. It is admitted that on . ness or criticising other people’s iw- । Hinchman & Hall, with commend- l able picnic, and the Sir Kqighta re­ * *' and blues. ■ : ? imagined* than describTh? reliability and reputation fof buy at home at anywhere near a- thk average prices for staplelgoods are tiornn We know our readers are in­ I able enterprise- have come forward to turned to their homes feeling that it nVout.ns cheap in the smaller towns as I i- region i • likewise not divoid of •Wiiare dealing of thia well-known reasonable a price i, bound to result in . i'nlthe general stores of tho qig cities. telligent men and women, who vjill f supply the- need of a firm hereto take hud bean well worth while to "take a -et-lc their own good. We are suggeet- ।; all lflP the pvacnw peaches nrv brought to.this market. harmjmd serious harm to tbs last ininterest, lor only about 25 clothing firm is .nd. that when they '_______ lnti-nc<t, day off." trade arid | q’his.they _ ‘__rf will ’21do. i-U Not only that, but adtertiiw that they will soil i »H. »>«• „t ti„, people of Barry cmmty- Mthj.tgoinery -Wnrd & Co. mid Sears, ing the building up of, local iPbitlnued <jn three and W .nits for H1U.HII Ijou know . . .... .. ...... I Rdebnek are in Chicago^ and open for the cultivation of clowr, friendlier re- ; tjlOj wjfi Hupply the grower with the ’ This country has settled upon a p'lA MOTHER’S PARADISE that Is exactly what they ___________ . wllldo. .For ot bulkllng 1I1> bum. iiidustriw. biiiiness Any one can go into either latiorui between thd'local merchant and ■ lumki-ts to- properly, pack his crop. All ■ REMARKABLE GROWTH It.W they fr.HH tb«y advertise Mlvrrtiw tb to sell m>U ihrir tb.ir $10 Fib tbiU jwllcv bo mwb- iwne iu- of (their stores and liny all hii wishts. If his customer, liecause we believe it peach growers in Burry county should ud*l&00 »ult«. and tor W.*' rbeir Ina jn r.uir iu»l»oc.- the thiy could sell as much cheaper than w ill l» best for Ixith. and we thoroughly i enconrage this firm. Ln this manner j Hina M. Scott Has Fine Stock Of f corn r.l>l tutd Miits. ccwuiwr h.- p»ld mure than be would otAer dealers a-- they.clann. they would believe it will be better for the cns- ■- this city can have an established mar-1j Infants and Child ens Clothing , _ . peach ( more to the ,i jjel for the crop, and this should ' Horn l.theopportUnKy ,or b»rg»>“ if ..tlw markctu of tbo world" hud hale a mbncqxily of the trade of tho tomcr to pay even a little In Her Store. trade«man. that the money and , encourage tho growing of this profittn clothing, und from » linn fh»t you ui)(,n w hiaj. BtiU ,ve |„lieve ft-w jieiple of Chicagft. But their do not. borages Two Inches a Day for 58 Mina M. Scott, formerly- of Chicago, -------..-------------------------------------------- fnr op™ pre. trade, Thrir city trade is almost nothing. the bUMinMfi roay remain here. i avie fruit in this section, where much knew will <lo ju«t »» tboy mlvertiM-. has opened a new store in the Jonts Days. Fine Prospect for a Field |Rn(j we|j. adapted for IL even if we could buy many art Wo. ; Dobs anyone think the {M^le.of Uhica, See Hinchman & Hull’s announce^ block on Jefferson street, in. which • THE WAY TO MEET IT cheaiwr in other countries Ilian we do go juo not know where to buy to the beat Planted June 16th. will bo fonnd a tine line of infanta ----- 1-^—■■■. '_ LLj=r=s=s " ------- x----- ment *in another column. and childrens clothing, such as slij*. . . . ___ r/x cm IXItjnc'MnMP -'i-'rri.s Bprton. living south of the | TOOK ut-n HER TO SOLDIERS HOME BARGAINS IN "WANTS. LIVELY BUNCH. dreeens. suite, waists, shirts, lonnete. TO JOIN THE NAVY. ■ :ty in Hastings township, planted 20 W. W. Watson of Irving Announces I TuesdayA morning Judge Mack went to Grand Rapids a.au. .... (|ur Mani Column will bo very nt Cheuter Wctael and George U(OU Oreuael Tuesday morning Frank Horton dis-e.tres of cuFh June IB. Just B8 days He Will Meet Catalogue House tv rffk^.1..,. fuUinir Mrs Olivia (Jasuneatcr wwaei anu m» >! buggy^lanketa. — •—-outing ---­ fUnneh, fancy „ voted a latite tarantula in a bunch of . teti-tiut,tbi. week to thoat. who are ' _______ 7 .‘ ", " orpUin. ‘ Mra SCott has .;ifi<T. the whole field was’faaatied out. to U» tidier, ; 1-U Fria.y lor M.>d.^on. to <mli« in ombroMoml Competition On Merit. CTPe”T.7Jta"m.vubta mo^t. foy fof bargains tagaim. in in homes, ta~ wagw«- I w atom. y.vw.v. Th. .,nder ----- - - looking S» «. th. widow of . Union Unci. tan-. n*n- The U. S. 8. S. I b-d had a’.large experience in handling ■ ar > setting splendidly, and stalks in W. W. Watson, 't ready coin- j oust, „„ buggies, I Michignn;touched at Muskegon Satur- thia dam of goods, and the ladies of -jo whole field averaged fnlly eight W. W. ttawm. Ideally won't ready to to receive mWve eoui- ,farm .. . tools etc. Here is ’ Miehlean_tonch«l at . . .. to his . • thome ____i 1. your chance ___ v«.. , betook. himself to ut.il buy Irov and rit-ht buy right | day. and stopped there for three or ; Hartings and Barry county uu cordial•< t high." Several of the stalks nearly in his announcement this writag i ' ------- —_ ..' The ' ly invited to call and inspect what she , ' reached 10 feet high on that day. One t.W.todtatobrlng Urdr Tbo City Bank bM a limited num- four ---- days ----- to take on reeruite.-------jester Pryor. Claud Pierson. Rohand price Utt. *ad be wr . hi< ,lnee. I : two young men mentioned proposed he carefully measured and it was Uti Rrcpowvl has. haw »d^r«vo money optore 1. on!, a -mtotion of.. | Lnd Hubert Ciok went to Gun lake her of City Directories to give away to ;। to enlist as machinists. I1 «• Read her adv. in this issue. inches above ground, showing an av­ thorn who may wieh them. ' i to enliet an machinieU irday. returning Monday. erage growth of two inches a day. over the catalogue houses. | This^is certainly a wonderful season. THE QUESTION IS M WILL IT PAY? �HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 17, 1905. PARMELEE. party at all.” Such selfishness FREEPORT. THF CIINhAY astings anner no placew a man outside the pale of any । Ennie Childs returned from -Grand ! | ||L jvUlll/A I Mire Gladys Haight Sundayed with PuBIDliri: every Thursday forenoon Bl party. Such men are dangerous men | Rapids Wednesday night. Mim Alim StimtMU. RMMM**, Mtahtym. ' . ’ in whatever party you find them. , .. . J , Will Aauderlip and wife returned; । .Floyd Starr state organizer and lect­ COOK BROS . Editor*. from ^c^or^h Friday night after a ; urer of the L. T? L. delivered an able I CoaUmien from pag’' one. ■ weeks visit wth relatives. • J ----------------- L---------lecture on temperance Sunday evening FORTY-NINTH YEAR. ji* CORRESPONDENCE. |'i ! Lulu Hunt left for Lowell Lowell Friday , ,|JC U,r Sunday aebool an d thi, motto at Shiloh. His efforts were greatly ' ’ morning a .visit ---- t-_afor -------_l.uwith u_ Mrs. 11.....Hoag | —--Wo ...„ k(or oe the Sabbath, end appreciated by the large congregation ! .ONE YKAU . .... BIX MONTHS. BALTIMORE CENTER. . «" d '«»>ily. . lire fo> Jesus every day. ’ ’ On first that beard him. TH.KKE MON UH Maude and Minnie Woolston of; Mru. Chua Mrekinde,-. mother h» J““' B“trick *■>"- thou«h one would naturally say there Kntered at <te ixwtonw at Hatting-*. MkhJ- returned to Cl.mua after pending the I co,,'l', Flc>Jd wi,h hi’ ,,r,n w“ no work to do fur Sunday school Middlcvilla spent Sunday with Thoa. ) Tungate and family. ,___ in’ the Sunday school itself. summer jvith her. work Um’ I*"1 week‘ eKcept Millu. Vale returned frem Grand j Nevertheiere all our preparation 1, to An ice cream social for the benefit , ADVEtrisiNU RATES. ' Drs. Lowry and Gallager performed' H**"' \- ----------- ’ maj : ta . made outside the school, just as of the Ancient Order of Gleaners will ‘ DUpiay adherttolnr, rules litrnlsh*.! on appllan operation on Mrs. Chas, Qorham = R»Pid» " ednraday morning. eatton. *ianu ---** onr fltnMafor Heaven de. b.* held in -Gleaners Hall” Thursday ! Baatoe.** local* and reading not Ire*. On last Monday. She was getting along Ollie Hotter and wife of Cleveland 1| 1>endM Upon tho work «cCon*Pirfk5'1 b-v i eveningjAugust Rotary Motion and Ball Bearing Bnrt page, or among Hrw ittev l .’Hc a line else­ 81. Come! -- . ii.... a.-...—__ r ___ i. ..... as well as could he expected the last came last Monday evening fora visit visit • • , , —- -------( report. with Ransom Wolcott and other reL 08 o”’1*’10 tho Arthur Sharpe visited hh sister in, Want column 1*? n ward (ar miah In.vrtlou. Make the lightest running machines. Quiet and do­ write thia subject I ! °r“d "T"*" * f”*' ***• Mi- Edna McIntyre i, a—ietlng utivee in the village and vicinity. ' j White preparing to " “d^ “7^r I Card nt Thauks, twenty-lWxcentM rm-li. _Obituary, pox vy iU)<( rmttuttons. sc a line, able. the rotary motion does away with noise and wear1 pictured for myself an ideal teacher, tlatlce* of blrtte, deaths or tnarrUues vdirbe Mrs. Ches. Gillaspie with her bouseLuman Yaiger of the Valley City j w jj O just as mucli work to do ns Miss Olive Miller of Bowens Mills , caused by the forward and backward movement of. the ’ prtati-il free as bcM matter. RP“No comniuulcatloii will tie pulilUbcd un- wort . w*» "“■> °n "“t »lre',« art week. „.hUp hof.b„n Mld ’Mtod her alatar Mr* Boy Sherk lut j shuttle. . dor any drc.-tmiianc"* utlevt It bears the j Chas. Dubois is at work again after C. E. Sisson is in Lake Odessa - this I hands are full of daily later, bef busy weekwriter’s name aad ro*t ofl'.re addreas. befog laidupfrom the effects of a week calling on friends and renewing brain is ever working tor their Matter, Pannalee was well represented at the I sell the best machines made JOB PRINTING. j rusty nailinhis foot. old acquaintances. ( coiniug'choice thoughts and preparing Forepuugh and Sells Bros, show in The UaXNKK out* Of Uttf b Job office* tu Wwftm MirhlK-m. tn rparvd Roy Nagler in company with some « harvest for others. She finds time. ' Grand Rapids Monday. The Wheeler <k Wilsou No. 9 and Standard Rotarii-.' to do every kind o< book *n<i Job pi NORTHWEST RUTLAND. , young men from Grand Rapids and । if only (a few spare moments daily to Again tho children cast longing best in the world. . A new dbctripe in this ttate\ was ! Ye Scribe has been taking a journey Muskegon are resorting on the shores I study tjie home reading and later glances at the school house door and Domestic. New Home, and for my chea|H-st in price of Lake Michigan this wefk. these c|r»e e-nnmunications with her begin to cpnnt the days- before they enunciated in the general game law en­ in an air ship. Just got bock. tlie Ruby, made by the New Home Company, and war Huu»,m Wolcott and wife returned '-“"I F •I'1' f» “k' UP *“r will Ira ,Uow«l to enter. acted at ttajrecent session of the legis- ; George Milks is reported some*'uetter ranted 10 years from their Sidgnm Fid), trip last Tue.- work the coming Sablratb. By daily ----------------------- ■ l^urc. It is stated in the first section, j at thia writing. ^WEST THORNAPPLE which contain^ hut throe lines: “AU Mrs. Benedict Who has been spend- day.- The remainder of the partv stay- thought and pre|rar»tlon id—- has an Buy your NEEDLES HERE and get a nice , “i"’1 “>■ ‘'A" “fo"- tor. and Mr nl|d Unu Jobu w„ld „llwato<1 wild animals and wild.birds, both res­ |ing the summer at-Jackson lias re- cd’ another week. ‘ wood box to keep them in, 4 needles in a t re,. J. . B. „ Wolfe ... ,, jiarty . returned , ,,from i becomes nk picnic at uun (iun imki lake last last'. ident and migratory, ia this state shall j turned home. She received some in­ The .. , so filled . with • . enthusiasm . . that . ; tne inonaers box, price 10 cents. ., ’ . ’ . those whom she instructs mnst surely be. and m<j hereby declared to be. the juries from a fall while there. Gun lake Friday. The present crowd . . . , ... ■ , .-ihursdav. . composed. of L. r and family,r, ।I. be all be ideal i-’ Ortha and, Hazel ,, , Covkendall ,, r . property uf the state. ’' No more him ! Maud Strang is visiting at Delbert >« Wm. .. Moore . inspired. * . , We , cannot . Coykendall oft ..., Mid- ( Machines cleaned and repaired. .teachers, but there iaj none among us ■ ■ the discoverer or the owner of the Moore’s. and Mrs. Nellie Bussell. J. B. Wolf! dlcville spent a few days last week . ■ who could not te lietter. No matter I land upun which they may be found, The Finest OIL made. The Rutland tall team luu* heen hlto l»«wh«*d the second lot north of;I what <mr position Ini life may te, no I with their former school mate Vanila i any'rights of vwnerthip . in even a i ahovying them where to get offNt late- the J'reeport Club House and will 1 , Murphy. ' chipmunk or a chickadee. They are ‘ ly. They played with the boys of the donbtlere erect a cottage of his own in । matter iliuw busy we iliay be, we surely !j Ralph and Lyle Harper are spend-1 -------------- j- — .— have time to think.: And the mure1 the property of the .state, to he mo­ Wool Boot last Saturday, winning by the noar fut«reour thqughta dwell upln good/or oth- • ing a few weeks with their grandpar- i lested or appropriated -by individuals score of 1« to 5. Quimby was to Archie Holden of Woodland has pur- crB will we ponder over our cuts ut. Ionia. only upon permission *rf the state, mid aplay with them Sunday but Quimby’s chased Homer Ingersoll’s tarter shop ow’„ ^iak My ideal teacher’ forgets Mr. and Mrs. David Matteson of according to rules which the slate shall manager thought he did not have good in this village. ncarly j^sibIe in liying for Middleville were Ute gltafor of their | ( prescribe. The doctunhe is s-mnd. F. D. Brayton and family nnd Miss others.'. Occasionally she mitts. ]«er- j daughter Mrs. Samuel* Allen and husand it is wholceome. It furnishea a enough material fur Rutland, and serational nnd efficient basis upon lected a team in. the city and came out Nellie Bussell who have Istn the guests ■ haps by chance, oftentimes purposely, Ixuul last Wedneaday. whitewimh die country lads, hut of Henry Culler and family at Richland the different memtersiof her class for Mi,sses Myrtle and Oral Nichols uf which to build whatever legislation to ran up against a snug. The^scure was came home Thursday nigbL a few minutes chai Little do we Cadillac were the guests of theiri auui aunt may ta desired for the protection ur IVmler | *■ Last Tuesday the ball team went to know the benefit derived for an unde- Mrs. M. Leonard and Mrs. A. I production or ‘ destruction of wild even at the ninth inning. The tenth was played which gave Rutland 17, Caledonia to compete with the team uf tided wanderer, or a' weak beginner and family last week. Do what you will but don’t forgot. . .creature's, for the public tanefit in Hastings IB. ' that village. Score 11 to 3 in favor of IroIU ’’“h’ “ minutes talk with a either a' material ur an aesthetic That we are in the Business yet. Ed Whitright and wife of Rutland Bert Milks had the misfortune to Frefcport. Thursday our teys went to * Hytnr-udiizing friend. Though we are ,spent Sunday with the latter’s Mater BentH*. from considerations pecuniary T Ami will remain at the same old stand. Woodland but were not so fortunate as far ' ajMtrt in this countrifftsl' place. Mm. A. D. Harter and' LustainL and commercial, or .sentimental and lose a valuable horse .last week. • As long as Lumber is in demand. to win. Woodland wiifning by one - there are many opportunities like these. , Mrs. E. Gray of, Belding and Mrs. humane. NASHVILLE. score. - 7 |o (J. Woodland played a r»- ..Teachers should never let one pas** Samuel Carlisle of Middleville were the AnJ when y’bu need what's in our lipe, The latent tu. Is1 caught in tlw Mr. and Mrs. Merrill of Massillon. turn game here Monday. Thurxlny the ‘Dont you know how soothing tu our guests of .Mr. and Mra J. Latimer Just come and view our Stock po fine, ’’graft” dragnK is Charles H. Pfister; Ohio, arc guests of Ed Smith and fam­ team gods*to Hastings. Warde Moore . troubled, tired feelings, is the thought Sunday. ..Which you will find in must (Complete. " soote one caraP And? can’t you ' the Milwaukee, millionaire hotel and ; ily mid other relatives in this vicinity. injured his knee oyer nt Caledonia so. that And with which no other Yard can qohipetp.’ reinember'When you were ri child how rtreet railway owner. He-is charge^ The Misses Kiiine uf Detroit are he has not been able to play since. RUTLAND CENTER. with misappropriating ^1-i.tMMi which j spending a few weeks nt Ed Palmer’s. Miss fjva Foglesong left for Grand ' consoling it was in your eHildish sor­ And when our prices you receivte. was R. Weaver ami family are camping ____ < was placed in his bands tu btij- u con­ Rapids Saturday morning to iih-ist her rows to fed that yonr teacher You will- Ijo tempted to believe, ‘ } tract from the city uf Milwaukee for ! Clyde Derby and wife have moved sitter Mrs. Myrtie Tayior in caring fur interetted and thoughtful for you? • at Rcplogle lake. , to Nashville. the Wisconsin 'Rendering Co. Pfister That THE TOMLINSON LUM BEK COM PAN \ Clarence Lord had the misfortune to her son who has blood poison in bis ; This is one of the greatest jworks of a teacher outaidetthc Sunday-school to break his arm one day last week by t Is practising philanthropy. , claims he did use the money for the 1 " Mrs. Chas. Feighncr nnd mother Mrs. foot. tnaot and understand tin* j-epil. Some falling from a horse. . purpose named. So he stands ns a con- ,i Faslibaugh have gone to California to Ed Sisson and sister Mabel Httended fetaed briberl With him.-it was a!; care for Mrs. Fcighner’s daughter Mrs. cauipmeeting at Pbnnock's grow last , one has said. No one knows until too Just giro as a chance to showjour Stock. C. A. Newland made a baainesn trip ’’matter of business” ;to corrupt the ! Offley who is very low with ennsump- Sunday and also called on their aunt late the influence a teacher wields over to pecatur last week. And to our Yard you all will flock. her pupils.” -Then use that influence, government of n city. Nine tenths of ■ tion at Los AngeJe*,. Then we know that you won't forget. Mrs. Will Pennock. . Fred Otis and wife, ’ Bert and'Zera Mrs. Hiratp'.Coff is visiting relatives teachers, while you can. Never fail Co *rthe grafting schemes ijrise Iweaiiso That WE are in UietBusiness yet. Mrs. Retta Freeland came home from give yonr boys and girls n kind smile Newland. Forest Havens and Eva Er­ wealthy,men of buisr.t*Ks go after con­ at Hanover and Jackson. tracts or other fi<vqp* in this manner, Mis* Sylvia Kill was married to Fred Grand Rapids last Wednesdayevi'niug. mid a friendly word whenever you way attended the L. 0. T. M. at • Tburnappk' lake last Wednesday. Rev? Krips ef Grind Rapius preach­ meet them, no matter where ur when stopping ut nothing. Politics is uot । Reynolds one dayjsst week. They in­ Rev. Kidd pntAched his farewell ■ ed in the Congregational church hist it may be. in the Sunday school* or inherently rotten or bad, and it ought , tend to go west short to reside. •Sunday moning And evening. ., Rev.. out. Tho Sabbath is nut tlie only day nertnim here Sunday. Hi- will start not to b? a discreditable thing to lie a Ed Smith and wife, Wm. Smith and politician or accept party rbtees. The wife. Chester Smith and family and Pile of Freeland will fill the pulpit * they are alive to* the best that’s in Wednesday for Colorado, where he hasj discredit' has come iKcause wealthy Mr. anil Mrs. Merrill of Ohio were at next Sunday. Turn out and hear him. them. Don’tbeafrhidofgentlychid* ■accepted an appointment? The l*wl« CorjM.u ations ur men s«-k as” a matter Thoniapple Jake Sunday. Mrs. Mary Cheesebrough has gone to »nK them if they are wrong. Some wishes of his many friends go j^ffth ■ .L Jt him to his now home. of IrasirwAs” to hny favors. They do Mrs, R. B. Wilcox Etnrted to Los ; Gn» lake tu stay until the hay fever timo they "ill thank yon fnr 1L the current of it in business; they* carry the same Angeles California to join her husband season is oyer. Mian Marion Bussell 'may no'*doubt Mrs. Mcjiobfrts of “ change ’ Rapids '■ " e Lake a bit of pardonable pride in the fact thing into politico The busviess code ' last Tuesday. their lives. Don't'misx these side lights came Saturday to visit accompanied her. lister Mrs. . that we are selling a little better grade of outside the school which may lead to of ethics nee<Is revhioa. Then jxilitics i ; C A. NewlanetL Will Casgriff .north of town is very Miss Winnie Rood is visiting friends will be cleaner. Many from this jd|dR‘ attended the busy taking care of peaches. He glory. Try and learn the individjiffl at Detroit. thinks he will have about 3,«K> bush­ chracter of each pupil. Let them feel Fanner* picnic Fiji ty aiid Saturday. Levi Smith of Kinsley Kansas was els. The largest tank 'earnings fur any you are interested in them. Don’t ' W. M. Haven] rod fiuiflihr of SouthJuly in the history uf our country’s here on business last week. ■ make them feel they are all tad. Try Mrs. Ella Catt and non Ora are visit­ i and love them outside the school us west Rutland mt SundaV at Geo. business affairs; an iik'rcase in rail­ than any other dealer in Hastings. Havens. ing Henry Glemens and family in the QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. I well as in. road earnings over the best r-cords <f Inarket has its need for furniture that has northern part of the state. Ed My< and T. (1 Wjlliams\roved : ’ «luu nn'paring tne the lessons tne the ideal previous years; a record breaking ad* . all . the „young people attended Nearly something more than cheapness to commend it. { Our Mrs. Xernoe Moore is visiting nt D. : teacher keeps the class ever before- her a cuuph 4 loiuls of goods to Wautad vaneo in lake ore traffic as compared ' the dance at C. Faust's. , goods are placed on the market to supply the netjcl of Saint J yjor Mrs. ('rippen. with any pnmdini; month's Imnitun. Edith looker hu retnm.-d honwatt- O. W.rd-,- She return, to her home «nd with ChrlM ,0. the m „t prominent an appreciative public that places preference on qtrpli tv More ol Roy Erway is visiting her ■'• leetorr. feature, nil, fill* her mind with «a -store uf aml the Mln up to this rime of morertnul or a vlait with relative, ,« Eaton Itap- in laurel) Tuevlny morning. upon merit alone do we seek the patronage «J the rail ana structural iron than can be de- i ids. John Gettard of Trotwood Ohio knowledge to impart to her ideal class, •ntical buyer. We aim to sell goods that win and h.< liver.-t) tfl tho atnil nfthnvour I.rouzymo ____ ... visited his* sister Mrs. W. D. ~ ‘ ’ Clark drawing as many truths as necessary iiven*d tu the end of the year, are some Will Weeks and family calk'd on last week. t trade. Try ub us.. . Rose and Ruth Clark re- from * exit ing bnsiness conditions referral to each lesaon and comparing ai Stephen Decker and family Friday turned with him Thursday morning. near as possible to their own livesJT iu the latest commercial‘agency reports. nigliL . Mrs. Clark went Tuesday morning to It would seem that neither business re­ The personality of the teaser Mr. and Mrs. Altart Bearci have re­ her mother’s at Trotwood, she leaves; awakens a wider influence thai REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. quirements nor political exigencies Office over Pierson's Grocery. would find it necessary to urge changes turned to their home in Nashville after a host of friends who sympathize: thing words cun do. One shou|10 lie a living example of all she h igjfn us and ■ Hastings, hicm ’ in a tariff policy which is accompanied spending several weeks at Mr. and with her in her trouble. IANOS AND ORGANS. Mrs. Thus. Egnar ’ s. , all she wishes and mrls by such fortunate and ■ desirable con­ Fifteen bouses andher lotsboys for sale. THREE LICENSED EMBALMERS. Ada and Gladys Gould returned to ditions. j She should teach her le’sqUtis ’ as facts u- 2Lnd ,0’ b,ock 2- Gram’s' „ home ASSYRIA. n()1 as w I)tlHnI01nK their in Charlotte last week. : U|M and not phantoms,.a Teach as if addition. 8200.00. , , ------No.••■• 445——•aA aaa.au farm Ulof .n> 30 SUYf, acre*, g(N good Mr, Draper Green of Buttle Creek ehe knew them to Ir til Further information on the subject Mrs. Thos. Egnar called on Mrs. >0 and exju'cted | sandy, gravel and clay loam and laysj a --------U« week. other» to hellmo urf The seems to make it.clear to those who Beard in Nasbvillo Saturday. Mrs. vutlMl ut E. H. Sylnau-r'e , , »ca«ovc wuav ttuvuvr.n teacher,s . -----UHle -- rolling — and ,.w ..vitavto borders on wtl a iak ieraon a BU» flu- IBKe. lake. have bet'n quoting Gla*jgow. ^Scotland,' Beard is on the gain. Vance Park is visiting his grand- work outside the school is to live fur A Rood # room. ho,»e«‘ and out buildings. . parents Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Pork. •her- Sarior Wore .her Irani),• In an, h a Finn fmit k ... o -----R. Hue fruit, nil all improved but 21> --------acres. *. lu '"nil. Improved acre,. K. as an example to American cities in Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Herrick of Kaillaal'life,.'’Might Mlehurlde' tuMuiulptoi trade 5’’’ mll“ ‘,r“''*>In 4 munieita! vnuuinuip ownership UtI«:ciiu(U>.. directions., thill that । amaoxoare visiting Mix Herrick’s fath­ ; Mrs. Sanford Plumb 'of Paw Paw manner that -Ire le ready to meet the in -aslings. conditions could nut be created here. ; ---------391-A farm of 47 acre-, fine clay . . er qnd mother George Andrus and wife. visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. unairatted l.y thif’world on tbecoming. No. I SaMrath. / -I loam soil, lays rolling. Borders on a ; W. Tompkins this week. In Glasgow only taxpayers are iiermit- । Thos. Gould WUIU is improving me the iookff looks ' floe lake of resort, 3 miles from two ? h ? *1"- 01 h"“»' two «»t. or . Mrs. Currie Bears and son Percy of ; For he who/sj iriuglv sows little railroad towns. Fine bullditure. . tions. political parties have.nothing to ; „ ,, ; Battle Creek visited her pan<nts Mr. I Must look tClittle fruit or grain, No. 449—A farm of 140 acres; 105 do with municipal indnttriee. and ah- j “nd O(n,M and dan«h' i| and Mrs. L. Park last week. ‘Tis onljj the bountiful sower acres under plow, 35 acres of flue beech |vlm. cuotrel i. placed in th. h.nd. , **'' C “ ""dObr" Go"U "nl1 ,'“ni!T I Can reap j bountiful harvest again. and maple timber. A flne large sugar MrK Calvin Smith is visiting bush. Hue stock and grain farm. Good I ut ih. .m-nntendent. „,d m.nwb,. dr“™ '*''" to UMurday. They We handle the beat erade of coal on the market buildings. Including silo: baru is base Th<». who an m.w loude.1 in their I c*rn™1 woU riU“> with hustand at Indian Territory. Order from us and you are MENDERS IOTT SCHOOLHOUSE (tent 40x60. Fine location. to be satisfied. Phoiy I fc.Mj-s. Nina Tasker and Mrs. elamur for snntou miaiicipal owner- j £“} a *"?? . “d,uuk. .dimwr wl,li 194 nnd we will give your ordi prompt attention. ' •e ‘Hendershott attended ' No. ’4ia-A of isu 120 acres; acres: 115 z* ni 'yMuvtnuun mienueu "*7T" farm w ua ship, would l»e first to Fceent and re- Clyde Gould in his machine shop. He Hartoij attended campmeeting at <‘>ill I cHmpmeeting at Gull lake a few days “npfoved, balance oak wood lot See us before buying / pfirt of last“ week. I has a fine cement building and has all lake ‘ * • fuse such conditions. the work he can du. Ray and wife Emma Garretsun will preach LEHIGH, NUT and BU G, POCAHONTAS, rhe Ladies Aid was well attended at Bchool and fine location. ' - came as far homo as O. Gunld’s and | her fa ewell Kennon at 10:30 m. and : George „ Garrison -----------’s. Fifty-three at., <rf.Wi acres, •Bryan in good enough for us if he Kpont Saturday night and Sunday re- 7:30 p ni. Sunday Aug. 20. N, WASHED NUT.' C C.B., MASSILLON, in nuata frem J 01 ** cl '' arwl almost entirely free , supper. There wet will accept anotter nomination in 1908” j turning home. V nuwtJer fr°m i from stamps and states. Sell is clay I HOCKING VALUEY, PE □.<!,«« the „l uOmocretic J6hl, Phuli u ______Hanry Spinney of Chesaning visited Hastings present. Y, PERE MARQUETTE. i loam and sand loam, about one half Mm. Mary Halley of Vp Xlonia who pkftv which « <b,« ftme culd vonlrel I boUM o„ b„ „rm » MR. Iiee . at C. W. Tompkins Saturday nnd Sun••J'8 ju’1" 1,1110 rolling: 15 acres a"d ’’J® fro,n ^aure; ' has been visiting her siatl and Other ?! party aS.lra m Mrah.gra-., -It i. W. | ni,M __________ >. umU-r brook was taech and maple; a tine i Gk.n St-g.r of Jwk»n vi.hwl hi, fnendA here returned honH and withother her spring that never 'fails’ croiaetj J. Bryan a determination to destroy । IkrtOoukll. th. cannier. with her spring brook that never falls crosses the democratic party and erect- u party j; Mrs. Rohama Matteron was a guest. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A.’Coombs huatand Sunday night. \ the 81 acres, also the 15 acres, no waste ! waste:• I I of Mrs. Thos. Gould last week. ! last w^ek. t , Th. Hentohn'lt re \ io0 will r 1 ^' cf state socialism on the ruins uf the ■ ritm win fou“R ar® Rood «'Ire fences wkh-good j lion will posts and all hog and sheep tight-3! rraul. M.tto»n .ndwn of Joclaot, Dr. .nd Mr, F«>-g.,e . Bru J .,oir.;'tt. ’ bom'ru “ nZr? historic structure built by Thomas Jeff ! j------------. . ei-.- u.uiao me iiumu Uf. HOOCH B acres good orchard. Good Good |i — in i. 722 — jof*. n--' — apple vtuuaru. eram,” * . . World. __ , [ *ro T*<«fog Uallace Matteson and oth- dinner at eight o'clock Friday evening. Hastings on Thurada* of thi Ivcn •’ declares the Nw York iweek, : hnuse of 6 rooms shtated uut- I adiug denwrcatic demqrcatic newspaper in cr relatives. , / J The decorations were yellow and white i Aug. 17. ' the leading aide and in and filled with grout; Hue Mr. and Mrs. Chaa Brooks visited I Covers were laid for eleven. The out \r,\ -------a ucautithe country.. It Is quite evident that i tubular well ituvu«, kitchen door, a beautiUr°\ la ’th! diSii®*?1" 8tand» around the different wings and factions of Mra. Nellie Shoop of.Battle Creek last of town guests being Mrs. Geo. S. v-butme her vr UlL The new drink t* refreshing and invigorating, jutt ’ Hartom, of Gasburg, and Mrs. Gea I " graod,*™U V1 democracy are enjoying their ^operation week. tne thing for hot weather. Served ice cold at only . care. Barn 30x40 framed, hone bam t --------------- i-------, McCurley and daughter, of Detroit « . \ । framed 16x30, cow barn framed and wish to have it indefinitely extend16x32 r on hand. . W. J. tIOLLOAWY, Hastings, filch.----------------------- “T? b T,8itinK friends \ stone hte hoxse that cost >315, ice .■ 1 have a nice Mock of Oranges, Lemons and Bar»t»nPrairieville this week. 1j. house, wted house, shop, 2 corn crlta, j. ••• Cigars and Fine Confectionery. Give me a callWho sells the L. & M. Paint, ’itching hemorrhiods were the nlag'ue There win i-' i.. , ttemote bouse. 3 hog houses. Telephone ^OWNEY'S CHOCOLATES. BON BONS c । of my life. Wa. almost gild SS. u * ** ’,reAchlI1K ** the school No truer statement was ever made in house; average age of ,buildShCTw "*'«1 me quietly ,na I ho'“ "<“> 8"«Uy ut the u,u^ hour. Watton than that by Secretary -Bonaparte that Wf8 18 years! flu rods, from school; 4 AND MARSH MALLOWSto paint only once in 10 to 15 years i manentlv after doctors v-w.i •• “when men are in politics for what need nraea from a railroad town of 300 in with L.kM. Point ItWMreund ooT- C- F Comwiq) I I rit£ N. y Smet- a*'«e’ I The people will yo to the choroh haWtunt-i and 6 miles from a rsilroadj they can get out of it, they belong to wu like gold, and IV, made to laet. toi tov^of 5,000 inhabitants. th»t gives itself to them. AndWo ether farms for sale. H B . One-Third Easier SCHOOL TEAfflSi One-Third Faster The only Machines that do not fall in any point } As J SE \hou \ pro ’ ma It i e up new mak pop Sea of ;goo with T. PHILLIPS. | fl 1? B “ “ -Lumber • Tomlinson Co 'B V' r w -B । If yo Holla PICK w to to ' to to to to to ' to to to to to to to to to to to to CH u o . o NICE CO C B H B ttem all pa ders g RENKES CQ. WALLDORFF, ■0 A. D. Cadwallader’s : l,eri - ' FURNITURE nKes Peo Cor. J 0 Walldorff, Ption : CH t X ♦ ■T + organ FIRS * too Anyoi inftru 1 ^S,'"d“>' : Sp “d K^'Xy SUM • Wri QUTC M. MAVTHE 1 HEWS ®. CO. CEL JT f COLA COHrecT?O«ERYEl^ FRED WOLCOTT Havi Stand, & Bal Jeffers nounot claw si ery, C solicit �HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST IT, 190i A FEW FACTS FIELD DAY AT DELTON INVITED OFTEN 10 Were Never So Good for Wednejul.y Autu,t Z3. Floe Pro. 1 “W TO HAllfAX’1 Pro.pect. || AUGUST CLEAN Grains, Beans, Root Crops and I gramme of Sports for the UP SALE —It miles from Sydney >re the famous j Fruit. ay* MICHIGAN CROP REPORT Continued from page one. ruins of Louisburg, the fortress of. 7110 MichiKan crop report for Angurt * , > I which was destroyed bj'tlic English In In<licatesxhat the wheat crop for Mich- . Dc,ton wil1 have a field day Wednes; ITEM* Once Louisburg watt one of the ' *gan average -------------------11* bushels per acre. i day August '*23. ’* You will find the pro- 1j , strongest fortified cities in the world: Rye like H wheat *'■’* will ””be a good" crop this I gram on our Delton page. The cm- ; its walls made a circuit of miles. year. The oat crops have been secured ployecs of the Delton Brick Yard have I ,he PICKLING and CANNINO and is’ a fine one. Com in the state I arranged for this day of sports and ; SHUSq.X' draws nqar, every good I were 30 f«je.t high and .40 feet in thick­ pleasure. There will be a dance in the ! T ho*-ewife-will be on the alert to ness at the base. The French labored ‘rf'vmh 10 pnimise unusnally well, po- evenng. Everybody invited to come. ' for 25 yuan, to make it , impregnable Uto<*' Pro"1’8® » fair yield, bill it is too \ procure the very best materials to and spent 30.bto.00u livres ($0,000,000)' ’ ear^y j®dg” of the crop prospects for liiake Hijir product better. to complete its defonsex It command-1 the,n If ther® *baU »« ttuitable ' CAUGHT A RABBIT IN G|JN LAKE | •• • efl the entrance to the St. Lawrence • Went,Rr f,,r harvesting the i-ron, it Wednesday afternoon while crowing I || h.w btfri- She pride of the Good , river and was called the Dunkirk of I **“• proliable that Michigan will have Gun lake in his launch. Chester Messer ‘, m ,u- Drug" Store for years to sell, America. It was garrisoned by auh. , * hiunper toan crop; this year. The noticed something, swimming in the l> -ii’| rior goods ut a low price. The regulars and *00 armed inhabitants. for befits in Michigan is . rnanagenlient is more than , It seemed to to built for eternity, hut rer-v j-‘*<»r»hk‘. The prospects for ap- ’ lake, and 'on Coming np to it found i ; niaiiiingood the reputation.of this to-day only a few old ruins can |h. ; P,V8 in Michigan this year is very jioor that it was a rabliit. It'had evidently started to swim across from Japhet’s ; I •. f.lar trading place. We have 1 seen. Altenurtely in the hands of the If auy <rf ' our Hinders ’ 'shall " ‘ have a good landing toward Will Thomas’ cottage ; English and French, the latter finally crop of apples it will to worth some­ and had covered about half of the dis­ thought that to hold it for all time amF thing this year according to pre.sent tance when he was overtaken by the gain the coveted possession of Canada, indications. The peach crop in all launch. He was taken to Ahore in the the strong fortress must to built. Af­ Kctiims of the state promiM-s to to a lamt. and enjoys the unique distiucter the vast amount of money named . record breaker -in both quality nnd tion of being the first rabbit to ride in had been expended, and the French 1 quantity- From the review of. the a launch on Gun lake. ' l were resting in fancied security, the Official crop n-jxirt of Michigan it can annierfof England under Wolfe came be sGai that God has been good to the । A DELIGHTFUL PARTY. anil again conquered it, and the work people of Michigan, and if-they are Wednesday a delightful “bowery ' • not greaffnl they certainly ought.to be. ---------- IE---------------------- 1---- -— \ of demolition was comtnehced. The/ dance” whs given by the Misses Vinnic J solid stone buildings and walls were Ream and Carrie Stebbins in the ' j leveled to earth, never again to be re­ large new double house, now toing . ------------- ----------- > stored, the work of tearing them down built by Sam Wood on South Broadway. A large number of their friends we-rq.’ preHcnt. and the costumea worn by— W. Stark it* visiting friends in High­ 1 1 l 1 * j? a shajieless min.-and time has only well the lews said about it the better it land; Mich. ' J ^'•.•d to make its nrin more complete. will Le. Suffice it to say that tbeocca- , ----------------- --------- ( Dwellers along the coart have carried C. F. Baker went to Eaton Rapids sion was thoroughly enjoyable in -every away tbw stone, until tijklay only faint , on bu-iiness Friday. respect. Troxvl’^orchestra furnished the traces of its former greatnen can to Maurice Pierson and James Howard music, and light refreshments were . seen. • went to Chicago Friday. served. ’ If you buy’ your SPICES at Mui-, We left Sydey by a special train of Miss Lettie Gam visited Battle • h ill.’rtd’s .you will have GOOD. । sloqierM about eight o’clock in the eve­ ADVERTISED LETTERS. Creek friends last week. PICKLES, ning, onr route toing over the Inter­ Mrs. John Fisher. Mrs. S. A. Stew- ■ Miss (Margaret Ironsides visited colonial railway, bound for Halifax, art. Mra Nellie KVoolsten, Miss Hazel which city we reached along atout friend* in Lake Odessa last week. Chase, Miss Ethel Hall (2). Mr. Emets Prosecutor Lee Pryor went to Mid; eight o’clock the next (Sunday; tnornMartin. Lee Greenhoe, \V. W. P. ' 1 ing. The road for miles and niili-s dlevilM op official business Thursday. Munnnn. Geo. 'Connor, Frank Potts skirted^be shores of the famous BrasManries and Etor Lambic are visit­ (2). Geo. .lenw'n; H. JI, Cadwell, II. d'Or lakes, and a mort* deligluful ride , ing relatives in the eastern part of the H. t.'amptoll. THE LEADING DRUGGIST, would indeed to hard to imagine. . state. At last we are in Halifax, the abjeev ;Miss|Beimice Warner.’of DusteY has ive point of our xrip. It is a quaint ■ been in the city the past week visiting old city, built oif*a solid rocky j>enin- ■ friend.4 ; * • , sula. that ripe} very abruptly from the . Bruce and Ray Hayden, of "ConstanTENDER STEAK ocean. It is a city of many carions Vine, are visiting triends in thii city Seretary Schantz, is citing up work ‘ old buildings, \apecially the older part .this week. • it --.‘ally rdlished during this . on the fair .took. • >f it. It has atout 43.000 population, .one of year. When you buy Miss-GwUiale Smith left Friday fur •Thad Taylor, of Middleville, caught | and one of-the finest liartors in the , world, always accessable and always Muskegon to visit Maj. and Mrs. A. a thirty pound uiuskalonge in Gun ’ D. Knigkerfi. CHICAGO BEEF lake J'uesday. ’ safe. Ah it reaches the upper end uf which is al pays tender and ' the city the hartor narrows, and then 1-ee Cobb left Monday for Triwene The vat <rep harvested in • Barry ' uuirilk»u«. I Phone ns jour , City, where he v ’ will remain daring (Xinn ty this year is one of the Inntest । expands into what -is called the Bedford • iovj. We deliver to ail pans • Basin, which has 10 square miles of the hay fever season. and best pver gathered in this county. safe anchorage. To the northwest is Do you hear the corn crop «’oniing NICE STOCK OF i what is known as the Northwest Arm, Juarez’ Mexico, were guests of Mr. down the pike? Never totter pros­ FRESH VEAL LOAF. a sate harbor atout three miles long ami Mtk. !•'. R. Pancoast WedniMlay pects for a good corn Gtob in Barry itrwl u quarter ot u mile wide. The and T'lwi raday. • euuuty than right now. COLD MEATS . city is b.uilt.on the eastern side of the L. ,R. and F W. Greusel. of the Only a man who has married an in­ Cc-’il I'ornfO Bc«f. Gold , jjeninstfla. mid rises from the waters Central Electric Co. of Battle Creek. M .„WUM1 womau woinnu (can .JU1 appreciate trntellectual the Buiirii l.i'iu,('.vid Fte»t>e<l edge more or less abruptly to h hieght and Miis Alice Hewitt.^ were the guests . jnonotony of paving brains for break- ‘ • it..1; , i-.lid Vrdl Lunf, tkfiugua*, Fr&ukwris. of •25*1 feet, the summit toing occupied •of in the -- rrelative* --“-p- ~ --- .city Sunday. fast three hundred and sixty-five days by the Citpdel. which at present is lie tuvmbtT tna: wt deliver to Miss Uhariotte VanAnken has ilteen in the year. ul: juris uf the city., Phone or garrisoned by English soldiers, though ottered h position in the Grand hupThe Charlotte |-»stoffice records i.™.-' indigneu t-pecisl nitentioii. these will soon to replaced by native ii, - h.K.b. u » hudune iocnsJ in t.„,„ ,lm, t!m, cl',y b„ , p^pnUtiun of Canadian troops. salary ^>ver what she would revive ; over it.iJDU. . The three city carriers Halifax is strongly British in its here. It in expected xhiit the schixil deliver mail to .T.-tKR person- aside maimers, customs and sympathies. 'It board will release her. M. J. Weaver, Prop. from the patrons at th? poatoffice ituelf is likewise strongly fortified. In the ■■r..letter son and Court streets. which number is estimated at between main harbor is George ’ s Island, a rocky three nnd four hundred. Phone 238. । eminence covering quite a number of My- pump trade is cotxl because my >?OOOOOQQOOOQOOOOOOOOO acres, which is said to to very strongly prices are low. Pump rquiirirfor all ‘ ’ fortified. We passed'close, tu this is­ w'o«>d pumps. 'Everything in the line land several times, hut all that was . of wood' and chain pumj^, and the 4- visible to the nuked eye was quite a i Is-st fubbvr laicket for chain pump*. CHURCH ORGAN 1 thick growth of' shrubs, brush and After tho ; Call, and see me. T. Philips. ♦ grass, but it is claiujed that its snr- Byj Cuticura Leander Mead ..thought he wanted tu Most Awful Suffering FOR SALE 4 face fairly bristles with guns. On go out west and take up a farm, so Ever Experienced I have a second hand church 4 i either side of the entrance to the j he left last week for the west. But ♦ ’.'rcan fnr sale cheap. It" is iu ♦ ■ harbbr from the ocean, are high. the farther be got from Hastings the ♦ F1Rj»T CLASS condition, with 4 , rocky bluffs and these are likewise less he liked it, so after a short stay ♦ a good co-ipier and siib-b'asf + ! strongly fortified, though of course ' in Chicago he came back, and de­ J* Anyone desiring to secure a nice ♦ i nothing is visible. Citadel hill is the + Instrument will find this tv be clares that Barry county is good 4 crowning height of Halifax, and And Many Remedies Failed ! enough for him. its fortifications are obsolete, : A Big Bargain Xt though The'marshal got busy with the vio­ to do'a Cent ’ s Worth yet if commands a spjendid view of lators of the bicycle ordinance for the of Good 4 j the harbor, the Basin, the Arm, and n first time in a long while one day last I ' tho entire city as well. The present j week, arresting throe for the offense. T I Citadel was commenced in 1794 when “ I was troubled with sore bonds, so I Two paid small.fines and the third was 4 I Priiioe Edward, Duke of Kent, was ■orc that when I would put them in , let off on suspended sentence Ixrcause ♦ j Commander-in-Chief. water the pain would nearly set me | he was a’comparative stranger . in the I1 The harbor at Halifax was in early crazy, the skin would peel off and the W. R. JAMIESON. Propr. . city, and seeing so much bicycle-rid­ 4 , days, known as Chebncto( which is flesh would get hard and break. There ing on the side walks thought there US N. Jtttonon St. Hatting*, Mieh. 4 I Micmac for Chief Haven.) In 174« would be blood flowing from at least was no provision against it. The fifty places on each hand. Words could funny thing about it was that one uf the New England colonies, the place never tell the suffering I endured !for the violator* was a former peace officer J of meeting for the French fleet toing three years. 1 tried everything, but I of the city. It is to lie hoped there jChebucto harbor. Storm and wind could gut no relief. I tried at least may be a better olwervance of the law however, played havoc with his fleet, eight different dvetora. but none did At ’the ujiening day of a kinder­ and the New Englanders were saved. me any good, as luy basils were as bad I got th rough doctoring as vdien garten little Billie liad worn out the durtris July and August This incident led the British aoou aft-r when I begun. I also tried many remedies, ; teacher’s pntienf»j*n<L lieing of the by attending our splendid to send over a large numtor of colonists but none of them ever did me one fortify the harbor, a»> the place cent’* Worth of good. 1 Was discour- • old school, she administered-the time­ SUMMER SCHOOL and was named Halifax in honor of Ixird 'aged and heart-sore. L w Jit’.d feel so ! honored remedy for naughtiness.. As bad mornings, to think I had to go to fate would have it Billie belonged* tv Halifax. work and ataud the p an for ten horirs. , Halifax is well and snhstantirtNy I often felt like giving op my position. the elect. His mother was a member ■ of tho school board and forthwith bore QUTCHESS COLLEGE built, though many of the structures Before I started to -,w»rk I would down on the solidol teacher. Her fonts Detroit, Mich. are old and out of date. The city also have to wrap every finger np *cparately, so as to try nnd keep tbiim were icy : "Miss llarringtou, I wish hast a great deal of wealth. There are soft, and then wear gloves over the -tome information on this outrageous e. BURCH, I several colleges, schools and place* of rags to kfcrp the grease from gettmg Principal. proceeding. Kindly tell me just what learning, as well us good churches. on my work. At night I would have wear gloves in fact, I had to wear end ydu had in view in punishing my , The oldest church is St. Patil’s (Church to gloves all the time. But thanks to non.” "Mrs. Grant,” was the reply. of England) erected. in 1750, though j Cuticura, that is all over now. *1 had the same end in view .that enlgared and altered since. The church anybody would have Jn spanking a lit­ . which attracts the greatest number, tle toy.” ' however, is the ‘ ‘Garrison church. ’' •• After doctoring for three years, . where at 1’1 o'clock every Sunday morn­ "ahd spending much money, a 50c. QUICK RELIEF FOR ing the troops parade to worship in the box of Cuticura Ointment ended all ASTHMA SUFFERERS. Having purchased the. Fruit my sufferings. It’s been two vears Stand, fitut door south-of Hams I barny-looking structure. It was our since Foley's Honey and Tar affords im­ I used any, and I don’t know & Babcock's Barber Shop, on ! ■ privilege to attend this church apd see what aore mediate'relief tv asthma sufferers in are now, and never .Ieffer«on street, wt wish to an­ the ‘ red cuata” at worship, tltf service lost a day’hands s work while using Cuti­ the worst stages and if taken in time nounce that we will keep a first will effect a cure. For nde-by Arthur toing very similar to that followed in cura Ointment.” riaaw stock lot Fruits,. Confection­ । E. Mulholland, successor to W. H. THOMAS A. CLANCY, the Episcopal churches of this section. fry. Cigar* and Tobacco, and . 110 N. Montgomery St., Treuton, N.J. ' Goodyear. W . R. Cook. solicit a share of your patronage. WORTH REMEMBERING Parafine for Jellies Sealing Wai for Fruit Jars High-Grade Mustard, Cinnamon, Cloves, Tumeric, All­ spipe. Curry Powder and all of Hie thing Jiecessairto good COOkery, each selected with an idea to please. - ------- - PIERSON a SON’S Jy FOR 10 DAYS Closes Aug. 20. < It’s object—to effect a quick, decisive, thorough c of summer merchandise. .It’s advantages—unp. savings—the greatest buying opportunities you heard of. . ■ ’ . IT’S BARGAINS-Wonderful Innumerable-Mate More bargains and better bargains than have endowed any other sale event. { PERSONAL MENTION. ! Arthur E. Mulholland, Sale Begins Thursday Aug. 10 Closes Saturday Aug The most important money saving carnival of the year on Ladies’ Waists Wash Qpods Skirts । Shoes and numerous other articles Come early before any of these bargains become ex­ hausted. NOOOCXXXXXX Local New^. j Cash or Produce Taken in Exchange for Merchar J. T. PIERSON & Si EIGHT DOCTORS The People’s Store Phone No. 9. $75,000.00 Capital EHnrtr renter. Prctldnu. R. B. Ufa Pm. fl. X. fl«d<rw>, Cnhkr. Directors Cb«ler mwicr. R. B. HHiKr. R. C. Tmcb. m. L Cook, D. $. Boodyur, NOTICE ! CURED FOR 50c. I COREY BROS A rami oui bo serious without being - .. Uafentwof. AM. Wc meet a«y price on the same quality, at Mulholland’s. | Surplus :: $25,000.1 “tittle Drops of Water DOI If Little By tittle X. X. X*dtr>««. an acconnt grows at onr savings bank. Bet a bar book and start an acconnt for yonr child and later os It will bny a college education or a business. Interest paid ox SJotags Dtposln. ItfaKV to Loan ca SOC/r weRdtrfKl to tkiik, sake ip tkt aigbtv o««. mere ttrangt, tboagb, tkai acoiMiilatsI wealth, all nadt op of savtags. ' tike Olkttn, PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE WORK to WIN Has> 0tH«n/ People's Meat Market WONDERFUL CURE OF SORE HANDS GROCERIES 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.C 15 bars Acorn soap 9 bars Lenox soap - 25 4 packages Arm & Hammer soda 2 8 lbs. bulk Starch 1 Good light and dark fine cut Tobacco, per lb. - \ 3 cuts Sledge tobacco for 2 • Bastings City Ban' Real Blate Setxrilv. FOR S% in CENTS Yon will be surprised to see what you can get at onr store for 5 and 10 cents. There are hundreds of article*, such a* ' . CUPS, PANS, CLASS WARE, BRUSHES, PITCHERS, DIPPERS, CORI* POPPERS, ICE PICKS, MOUSE TRAPS, and Lots of Other Articles. . VOHTOAGK SALK. _ DnfRuU hnrlnjt been made In the coni certain inortipnnA 1'Jnms Ha tU ntrr. dated rrourdi-d the Uber-a*" of . tuid on which there to lie paid In the inorifraKe suo-.ua »ir CHxlhigx be taken to for.-ch.-.- thef4Un,.. hereby given that, by virtue of the no» M M contained tn raid ruortr.w i •h«dl (orccTea, nte to*:.?.' OUR LEATHER BOARD LUMCH BOXES FOR IO CENTS •» J“« «?• “■I"» take to school. They are large and roomy an8 just what they need. BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Phono No. 10. HORTON’S- to Ulfi uuttMl • Wa«MW. * “’jSwtlTl �HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 17, 1905. COMHON COUNCIL. ! Frank Finey. a sixteen year old boy i from Chicago, was drowned at South Co, I Haven Friday by the capsizing of i the skin, lubes, oozes. Common Council met in regular COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ion Friday evening Aug. 4. 1W6. May-1 1 light canvas canoe in which he was W. milk crust or Thi* Week'* New* In Nearby ur Heath preridiug. W«mt .trail । riding. The spot where the canoe was REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. call Alda. Barber. Hall. H tltoa. Sentx, In sometimes inCounties. Grain and Proviaions, Stocks and Bonds. ■ overturned waa not more than thirtyWeiwert. Abaent. Alda. Brooks, i five feet distant from the shore and Grant, Horton. . , cure. WARRANTY DEEDS. 28 Hodges Building. DETROIT, MICH. Minutes of £he previous meeting read > inherited or scBy virtu. 1 eUimios 10S ton. Bd. ' w" m •h°” lhe h' I Bradbeld tu Ebum. A. ^Tbe following accounts were audited. 1 widows to a population of 1,818, Plain-! soe'ns to have. been taken . by - . rarptte® ; Cwitey, S ac aeo 10, Yankra . References: JOHN L. HARPER & CO,Bankers, Detroit, wall e... >W,r, it. cU,,= u> Ibv Urg.,1 ^d iii/Ia nn .o intAllicrent rnUUdgrot rrwistAnca rMuUtrc. to to L.E. Smith, labor *19.83; J. Harva 81 id SpringsI labor. 15.00;. Dan Walden labor 11.08; w»tor. Th. body w„ tnken out kS radtCMlly porcent^-v of widow, of uty town in , Alary A. Mitchell per Extr to IL Durgie labor 17.16; J. Hootan la­ cases, and th. Unitod Staton Gdte.bnrg. Mieh., tho .nd ...ry rffort md. to OUR DAILY MARKET LETTER On Application Joseph IL Cook. Lot 4 blk 9, bor. 16.61; p. Crates, labor I®: J. cutaneou.' trial to toner, the rword by owning j >««■«. “ b« w.thoot .Vtol, 723 00 Holland, labor. Kb. M. Hull, later. Middleville 11.41; 1- Warner, labor, 4.61: Cbaa. up to 53 widows to 700 inhabitants, Joseph R. Cook and wife to Grace, later. 8.41; Geo. Sadler, later. The campmeeting ax Eaton Rapids but as this is only one to 18 1-5, while Hamilton B. Carvilth and 6.61; R. Hurra, later. l.»S; E. A. Plainwell has one to 12SL this village this year eclipsed all former meetings wife. Lot 4 hlk 9, Middleville 825 00 Taylor, later. 16.13; I- Smith, later. 1.75; A. H. Carveth, labor acct. 1.75; has the belt '- ‘ So much in evidence are in that city. The accomodations have Chas. Hill, labor. 11.38: E. Lake, la­ the widows in Plainwell that 22 live lieen taxed -to the utmost, yet no one Morgan BoyQe and wife to Richard Rounds. Lot 5 blk bor, .9.45; B. Ingram, labor. .88; t , on a single street The number 105, has Iwen turned away. Over 1. BOO are Grace, labor. «.!«: B. Peck, .xbor.fi. - ! 12 Badock's ; does not include those made widows said to have been accomodated on ilast' last 12 »««« “ add. *uia- Middleville -nuaieviiie 600 00 88; J. Clark, labor, 2.68; Chas. Bab- I 1 even Taking effort Ang. n ,fwr>. Tran.by the divorce -------------.... court, but **U have ..... lost -----------J Thursday in -the and ‘ frank A. Bennett and wife to .. night — — — cottages —o—---cock, tabor. 5.25; F. Bower, tabor, j run*table. , ti™. Hastltigs follow • s per LW?F. Fifield. teaming. 44.73;. |________ Owtrel StaxuJartJtae. • tfieir husbands by death. Besides the , tents on the grounds, nut to mention Mathew Gnipqn. 40 ae Sec r just ‘EASTWARD HOU 00 C.Caslme. tiuuning, 3tl.05;,E. ta Smith, ■ i widows. Plainwell claims an even | those who remained down' town. Tho ; 10, Yankee Springs teaming. 31.85; Wm. Smith.'teaming. ;Frt5E*3Eii I hundred of as pretty and attractiv'e | spirit has been beautiful and the moet- Orao G. Barnum to Rastas H. 64.SS-. ban Shay, teaming. 33. ISM ’t’J, Hole I bachellor girls as can be found' in Mich- , ings are fully established no that Eaton j■ jfichols, 1 ae, Hastings....... 250 00 Shay, teaming. 33.16; A. D. Maynard. 8:3& 3*0 1:00 No* no,: ™ !.<■* uaaaua* Delton a the Cloverdale No. IM.. teaming. 46.43; Wm Crataa. teaming. igan. ranging in ages from 17 up. and ' Rapids is op the map in a re’ igiuus clarft et lo Le*fe to give Shultz 26.60: C. D. Shellenliarger, teaming, westward irt the number there are those to suit j way if not in base ball. liaatluKS -oola the L. Bensley et al. Lut 29 Wall3. fiO; Geo Tolhurst, tabor. 14.00; G Coat-, Grove So. 101. (thin most fastidious taste, ift respect to -—— ?5 00 Durkee, labor. 9.76, John Slattery, io-® 4:M 7-.au ar..Woodland dorff resort Wall lake Woodbury iv style of beauty, color of hair and dislalwr. 4.32; S. Anderson, tabor. 14.71; •Fasnioned .Open Via P M H/. C. Bennett? labor. '3.81; C. Raynor, ' position. Plainwell lias - a state repu- ! lacw Bates, an ex-pugilist, was near- Sophrunia A. Chatfield to Em-' il, but that pro­ Lanslnr ( ly electrocuted at Battle-Creek Saturday ; cst C- Warner and wife, . .... #t®3 labor. 10.15; R. Warner. iai<or, 7.88; . ' O. w. Rcgolkm. j tation for pretty girls, and it is only • Beat OH of the Mayn­ j 1:30 S:1S .M. Grand Kapld« night. Noticing that the city lamps parcel Sec 31. Irving 100 00 W. Cobb, tabor. 7.82: A. D W. B. Bakuos. Agent. liecause bacbellors and widows are few ard. draying. .23: B. Matthews, draw ­ were not bunting be took bold of Ute Sel||, £ w.,_ Haattacs. ’ in this place that there-is asuperbuuding. .15; M. Turner, draying. .2-'>; L. i in all right, wire that lower, the lamp, and .book ; kinK t „ Middlevtlte 1«» W j unce of eligible bachellor girls. *^^4unS^:'L7ingHp»; WOODBURY- IONIA STAGE LINE »e weather. it. The wire wascharged and his body । WM uuttently a ma™, of tbunea. When J°h" Brawutn et id to De .■ show you Detroit Sheet Lead XVorks. 49 76; Jas. | i^^, WOODWRY rfterjrrtval st me-—- ; Because of the antics of bird hunters picked op .i»rk. rtill ttew from bit. wl,t e Bronwxt. W« lot. It Walker & Son. supplies, 64.00; Thorn*“ 125 00 apple Electric (V. lighting water «• “J-*0* *■““ *uth 00,het' R * WM H- MARTIN, PROP. j around Battle Creek lately farmers are clothing. He was taken to tbe satri- and 10 I'Mtera add. City... works, 8.15; H T Wilson Coal Co., i getting ugly toward this class of men. tarium where he lay for some hours in | Alonzo E. Kenaston and wife 80.69; M. C. R R. freight on coal. JLLOWAY -Nelson Farmer, one milA north of the a critical condition. to Dewitt C. Bronson, S1* 61.37'F. H. Barlow & Co., supplies. ripiions premired as if for : sanitarium, had a bullet pass through lota 200 and 201 and E*s lota 29.04; Wm. Kliffer. labor, 2.00; F A. the Doctor’s own use. Abbey, labor, 2. Wi; Herb Bishop, tal>or. j tho crown of his hat the other day. and , 1272 and 1273, Hastings 2200 00 ATFOKMEYB __________ OXJtTlHTS 2.00; Wm. TenEyck. labor. 2.0O. L Ofilcial notice of-the opening of the H. Chtu. toltetner A. j when be called the hunter he received AST1NGS, MICHIGAN. Roush, labor. 48J ; J. S Harper. ’EN. KLEINHANS A F. B. WILLISON. D. lx GrKi] ]ut Sign of the Elephant. j an answer to tho effect that the bird now Mtehutan Central double trade 25 00 suppli«<s. 5.45: Thornupple Electric Co. KN'API j_____ • ~ . Hastlnits. Mitt. KKAPPEN, Attorneys. west of Kalamazoo has been sent out, . . chaser would shoot where hu^pleaaed. lighting streets, 160.91; National} IT Michigan Trust Ca Building, Gr»ur the. date for the running of the first pbthcunm Drill Mfg. Co.. 246.29:a H Fairchild, | Rapids. Michigan._____________ ' 1'KOBATK COURT. teaming. 1.75: Thornapple Elective Co. i trains over the lino being set for Sun­ Da-LU WK Y. The large barn belonging to John day. This change has been delayed Estate of O. S. Grant, eta. ms heard lighting city ball. 3 31; C R Bishop. , THOMAS & PRYOR, Hastings. Mich. justice fees. 21.98. Ben Attorneys at Law. L. H. F Al **yu * large stock bt <■%'.. «4la^.’. Ild , Bleyker east of Kalamazoo was neatly nearly a iuuihu month,, the me uuiiku village ui of vznivxitv Ost emo and allowed. On motion of Aid. ,Barber the ac- । *peetselro qb h*nd. Offices over HaaUnr* City Bank. n inniimiTltinr I by. •■'"Jcl":k Thur”d*y I waiting dailv for new, tb.t it b. tu be Estate Jane McNaughton, hearing counts were allowed un4_oj-der^ drawn. 1 Carried. Aye* Aid. Rarber. Hall, HiP C »m4Kovk a potter. claims adjourned to Sept. , 1 ton. Sentz. Wfissert. • 1 Estate''Albina E. Burd.' order ue7 • The petition of G. W. Lowry and 4 | valued at $l.00U were burned, as were nrotupttww., day or niirht. term in ing heirship entered. ( four others requesitag the alley run- T-ovln Guion block. se we know you will be J ' a lot of buggies land carriages and Thirty thousand dollars have »>een — In Re Margaret Lowry insane, an- j niug east from south Park street ' -----with our food,. . „M,d„n,Ul. grain. Tbe origin of the «iven to Hope college by a friend from HANLON, M. D . through their proptety I* repurred, alA. E. KEN ASTON. >ck of groceries is clean and J flre unknown. tho en*’- w”“ I’i” n*me. It nual account of gtmrdiiui filed. Physician uhfi >nrFi,«in i mi the loxver tile at Antrance of said •■ Attorney :at Law. ip to-date in every way. 4 ■ ; provides for a ladies dormitory with . Middlerille. Ml I alley. . . ■ il • Over z. 8-Good ts pronfptiy delivered to all J. -■ . accomodations fur 75 gills. The buildOn motion pf Aid. Woiasert same1 MAKK1AUK LICENSES. promptly attended do. the 1 J Om,nU fa“h- ing will bo of brick, two etorte. and * was referred to stniei com. (Carried) 1 ------------- - ---------------------------------- K. Ve-£iALLAGIiER, Physicist And ' Surgeon, Dowlipg. M. -h. Awl K. Mix; Nashville Dry* ws Department for-< - ed the work of double tracking the basement • 31 | The petition of P A. Sheldon and' .1. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, hours 12 to 2 p. in. Hazel M. Snrine. Vermontville. •!'5 four others requeNting that Park street ; Woodland, Mich.. Hosiery, Under «, main line'froni Kalamazoo to Dowagiac . Telephone at lieu-.* :»«• Fred F. Reynolds Nashville. ..23 Im* graded north t«» Center street and ■ All business given prompt and careful 4 several hundred men Ni-ill lie pin to • * Silvia P. Kill. Nashville ... .sfl j cause a paved gutter or tile to le put in attention. Collections a specialty. 1111 and Mur < work at once Ul flonble track from Farmer* are jubilant over the prosSURVEYOR .>-> - acro» Hvinrt .'Firay-tian 1I . ...... — -■■. ■ ■ Court street nt at thj. the int interMiction , Claude M. Johnson. Irving . .22 „ . . . < Dowagiac to Niles. When this under- i I**1 uf crops, which are WALTER HEATH. of Park street op tip ea**t east and west aide. wide. ■ ’ Sarah J. Page. OnuutuviUe’**’' .2^ 'I;of jreted' Fia“(; 5 ukinK 18 completed the company will | n, arl>' secured. Oats will yeild beav„.j w> that water will not emutv into State !■ BARRY COUNTY SI'in so that water will not empty into State 'Banner Advts always pay. Harry Weaim. Hastings... ... Residence on Her. i. •I’nctlm .: , s * have a double truck from Buffalo fo I«Id corn is doing hncly. Wheat W. Grose Smith. Eaton Rapids.,.’/wi..street. addrt-p* Helton. Mich.. I!. I . D Moved by Aid Hall thut same be. ] Chicago. i turUH oul from 25 to 89 bushels per . ’.ter and Eggs. * 1 granted, providing the owners of the j ice paid for pro- < -------, projxTt y jiuve the gutters ut their own ; expends’. (Carried) ’I Ji Fred Hotelling a machine tender at j „ „ ,, . On motion of Aid Burlier the petition | < the Bardeen Paper Cu> mill at Otsego. Dr' R' IUn*r' P"**®**1 the ' । of A. E. Kennston- requesting Madison I J gut his hand caughTYn the calendar Ch,caK° verity, is a patient ut the e % । street west from Church street to be P. A. SHELDON Wm. H.STERBIN' DOSTER. graded, was granted (Carried.! Ares < and tLe tiesh tom from the palm and ! UMttle Cret’k fur treatment Abstract and Real .Estate Office. t Licensed EmtaUmvr • ' all J < three fingers broken. It is feared his ' of CUDCerAbstract Block, Hastings. and Funeral .Director. D.tlay.,1 leltvr Moved by Aid Barter that tte nurehMoney to loan on Keai E»ute. Kral KutJ , finger will have to be amputated. Hoorn* mjl to Gtui«tm*i' I'U'Vxra; b Doster liand played fur the Plainwell , .in- of lota of A. D Cadwallader in first t*tr <*old oncouiuilsshya. General conveyone 292. <’ ?_____ Studio, ttaaldenw atw <\r.n; m —• •; '. auclujt. Hnvlne u cuiuplrt* «•••! o( Atatrart i The Verity furniture factory which Slaci-alMt Picnic st Pino lalte Imi ; ward te reterred te tpe .treat >». call* promptly attend*.! dlj « rftzbL Ruokx. eomi>li«-«l from tbe Itaroiife. can I Th..ighth rirtta«f th.toM0. w- rt"ntl>‘.,ba™,,d ou‘ F^Like <M«» Ttaraday. Mr. Trastolttei r iratrae^ ; fi:mli»h complete Abstracts. Cittarns Rhone. Re*. 6*; Qffim d*lm«l In- .st J,« river Tl.urmtey, w'" "“l.locte W.tn to tb.t v.llw was with them and the hind did itself s<jntz, 'Welssert. 4-----,----------- ;------- ;--------- ;----credit. 1 Moved by Aid Weinert that street :---------when Joe Niedzcalkorski. u construe­ — .. , , . . , , 'corns, purchase one car load of paving! : tion laborer, fell from the N apier I Burglars entered the home uf Jonas ___ SEE___ Mrs. John b. Chandler jr. and her ; |,ick .Carried, Ayo. Aid Barter. HaO DAN LAKI:. .« time to think about BULBS ! bridge and was drowned. • Brown of Hillsdale during the al«ence mother Mrs. Amos Brownell of Sbel- ;' Hilton. ”1’* - ° -----’----------Sentz. Weinert of the -family and was taken. liina. Mo., visited at Marc Hammond's j The street cum. recommend that nil PUNTING. I baie a nice THE O1.D RELIAB1 L South Washington street lie graded last week. Whill- there Mrs. Brownell Trom Center street to State street, and ot'.UT FLOWERS on hand now. For I.IVKUY RIGS. We have Actual work on the ‘construction of ■ HORSE SHOER. the fleetrie ratol ranneding Itentoa Th' toWten nnd Milon, reunion *t was very ill for u few days but was Court street from Park street to Wash­ several first class rigs in connection Uoiir orders. Deliieries made with our Jefferson Street Feed Bam. Shop on Court Stree.. jut: east of ington street. Signed J. C' B*rt>er and Harbor nnd Itol.m. ie wMranimenrad Allegan I m : week w«» largely attended able to return home tu het daughter ’ s Jan of tie city. Phone 29. Your patronage solicited. Jeffenon -it. W. A. Hall Friday afternoon. ■ at Benton Harbor Wednewlav. •'"> lh« ‘ >»*•" “ 9“« u“' On motion of Aid We insert same w;ls SON BURROUGHS, Propr. Last Friday 'ijight Mrs. Caroline granted. (Carried fAyes .Barber, Hail. WEST PARMELEE. Wilson was taken suddenly ill at the Hilton. Sentz. Weinert. The rejxirt of the peach crop this Iettcr The fire con. recommend that a tire 1 WHEN YOW WANT home of her daughter Mrt. Thomas SS year Indie*!., the !*rgt«t yield in many Join Martjn M]J hydrant be placed hear the Car Seal | Frye. She died Sunday- morning j I rtakeot b»:ttK.nc MFN S - at 5 mid Table factory, to be supplied from ; yean, and the trait to of eupenor wwe M „()ulM.r Era.hneJ..a o'clock. The funeral ' “ was *held '' at the . the water main on State street or Mime ' BOYS'SHOW- HrtJtryw.. !-•' aka* Kidwya m4 Bladder Rishi qua ity. I number from this place attended bouse Tuesday'at 1 p. Repairing neatly and prornj J» <1 CALL ON L. A. EATON. Hfe HAb Mm Wil- I other main. -J will ..'12 Lw/' : the ice cream social at Ben Carpenter's son was u good woman and lx- ' On. mot ion of Aid Sentz aume was; IT. ALL KINDS IN STOCK> AND PHILIP 1.U.Z-. .. i. referred to water coin. (Carried) [ Wednesday evening. $IUJ7 was the kindly remembered by all. and greatly THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 95 SSecoufl door south of PoGo-.'w. ------- /j Moved by Aid Barber that the Mayor | amount-received. missed by many. j) and and City City Clerk Clerk .enter .enter into into a-contract a-contract . Misa Jesise Wood went to Grand North Pino and Sooth Pino lake Sun- ''J'1' >'r’ Buss Trego for tte pun«w a picnic naa., g ! Rapids Monday to be gone for some day «h«.l. -m trait. :ity of Hastings ac­ । time. Thursday at Bhelp s landing .on Pine , cording to the plat. ai. tt.. the eonisderation to be ttS.OO. * Ayes lea Aid Barber. HaB. Hall. 1 Miss Tretv»a Trumble of Big Rapids lake. be done right 1 hat’s the Way we do our work; that’s why we are always ------------Mias Nina Packanl rotnmod to hor -H !‘'-00 --^”^- ,.\,iasert. , was the guest of relatives here Saturday busy. Satisfaction guaranteed.' , Moved by Aid Weissert that petition st Body Brussels rug 10-6 x 12 at$35.00 ' evening.. home near kalaupizxK) Monday morn­ ot Chicago. Kalamazoo &: Saginaw R, ■ City price $45.00 Pl'wt 243. The American Laundry, W. J. Stark. i Mrs. Bernice Dodge and son of Grand ing after an extended visit with friends R. requesting that some provision lie . F. Smith & Sona Axmiulster Rugs 9x12, beauti­ made on the north side of .Green street i Rapids and mother ^Irs. Jas. Miller of in this neighborhood,. ful coloring, at $25.00. City price 835.00 to let the accumulated water through i Middleville were calling on old friends elvet rugs at..$25.00. Which are sold in cuy rur $35.00 Fred VandeWalker of Kalamazoo the culvert or under the sidewalk into oxbnry Brussels at$18.00. City price•S25.0Q | in this vicinity Monday. visited friends and relatives in this the creek, be referral to street com. impire rugs at $15.00. City price 822.00 (Carried) : The Mi8M*wAHic Stinwonand Gladys vicinity last week. ‘e have ruge, all sizes, as low as$1.00 The plumbers bond of Goodyear Bros, - Square ruga at $8.40. City price 812.00 1 Morgan were guewts of ReulW StimMiss Nell Chandler returned home aa principals and W. D. Hayes and L. | son and wife of Middleville laat week. Satnr day after . a six weeks course of J. Goodyear ns sunties in the fcum of i oar line of Bogs and Carpets, all grides. Prices guaranteed Lowest. ' $1090.00 was presented. [ Pbilo Cline spent Sunday nnd Mon- study at the Kalamazoo normal. On motion of Aid Sentz same was • day in Grand Rapids. Wliile Lester Warner and his son-in­ accepted. ^Carried) ' A number from this place took in law were casting for fish on Pine take Moved trv Aid Sentz that council ,j the excursion to Grand Rapid Sunday. last Wednesday. Mr. Avrey had the adjourn. (Carried) Jas. M. Patten. A mung them were Samuel Zerbe and misfortune to get a hook imbedded in, City Clerk. -41c 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. j daughte** Mias Kdna, Wm. Wood nnd his arm, it was necessary to have Dr. ■ family. Messrs Claude Kerman. Lorren Green who is camping on Pine lake ■ REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER ' Tungate, Wm. Tnngate. Vur Adams to remove the hook by cutting it out, j and Misses Flossie Culver and Ina Bass. causing a very painful wound. I A. C. Junes culled oil A. E. Bass DOWLING. After Trying Other Treatments. My . Monday. Delayed letter . omcl Was Used With Perfect I The apple crop around hero 411 not Miss Pearl Jonee returned home from We have just put in a complete i be a very large one and the very low Battle Creek a few weeks ago. She is Success. ' prices of the past couple of seasons now assisting Mrs. Lenora Tungate of I have in stock Sixteen Lumber Wagons, line of Fore»t\City Paints and Var­ J- F- Forbes, a wj>U known Western ■ will probably not obtain this year, al ­ Fifteen Top Carriages, "and eight Open Banfield wit h her house work. railroadman, whom? home is nt Mc­ nishes. These paints are manufac­ ; though Mime other states have an Mnc^Stevens of Banfield has returned Cook. Nebraska, writes "I have never Buggies ot different styles, a total of thirtytured by the Forest City Paint inti had any relief ' from any remedy for abundant crop this year. . home from visiting friends and rela ­ nine Jobs. These must move out as hay fever, oven temporarily, until I Varnish Co. one of Cleve.and’s oldest MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. tives of Lacey. discovered the merits of Hyomei. I always recommend it when occasion and most reliable paint companies. j More than half of mankind over Miss Anna Jones of Dowling is as­ requires. I Want the money j sixty years of age suffer from kidney sisting Mr*. Ed Moore with her hdnse They are absolutely pure and are There is no offensive or dangerous I and. bladder disorders, usually enlarge­ work this summer. stomach dosing when Hyomei is used. on at least ZSof these jobs within 60 days, and ment of prostrate gland. This is both pold under a positive guarantee that reliable remedy for the euro of Ainful and dangerous, and Foley’s Mr. and Mm. II. M. Tungate spent This I am bound to make the price that will move all diseases of the respiratory organs is they will not crack, peel, chalk or idney Cure should be taken at the last Friday in Hastings. breathed through a neat pocket inhal­ first sign of danger, as it corrects them. If at all Interested, now Is your time scale off. Will cover more surface, irrejnilaritiee and has cured many old , Miss Mae Jones has returned home er that comes with every outfit,' so that the air taken into tho throat and men of This disease. Mr. Rodney again after her long vacation.. wear longer, and give better results lungs is like that of the White Mount­ Burnett, Rock Port, Mo., writes: 1 *1 C. Edwards bus returned from Wash­ ains or other health resorts, where hav than any other paint sold. suffered with enlarged prostate gland fever is unknown. __,i u:.> — .. * — ui»„ _ 5 and after ington to his home at Mr. LasbilPs. anti kidney trouble for years .INGS, ( MICH. th»‘ w- J- Holloway .am, bottJes of Foley Foley ’s Kidney taking two bottles We hear C. B. Jones has a fine new . Th? to refund the money to any hay lever Cure better than I have for carriage. . . feel sufferer who uses Hyomei without suc­ twenty years although jI am am now now 911 ’• cess. should inspire confidence in • its « S, fOIETSBOHEMMt Frsaxart... I*>wer tu_effect a cure. A complete outfit cnsbAoniy $1.00 and extra bottles itna ^ouhwestern Michigan Commercial Stock L Telegraph COURT HOUSE NEWS. tarilla Railway Time Tables Michigan Central. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. WISH TO MAKE R ACQUAINTANCE*• . - BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - aIRGHILD IWERS ROWLAND BROS. COAL xIYSKIDNEYCURE RUGS SHOES COLLARS AND CUFFS BSSS'S. NOi77, No. 77. FOREST CITY PAINTS s This Interest You? B Jesse Townsend. ^stings Banner $1 a year Welssert Bro ftr cAUdrw «af«, ear*. Afo oplatM �EASY ONE FOR HASTINGS We Are Not Headquarters Won the Ball Game Friday From m I>clton, Score 13 to 3. 1 , cure for the j. same. lam working among it fre- IRVING. Haatings won tbe Imll game Friday belayed letter. quently and have bad reveral oppor! afternoon from the fast Delton team by i Born, te Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kid- tunitiea to test this remedy. # a score of 18 to 3. I^elton’s Indian der Aug.. i>. a son. Thomas wears a Get five cents worth of copperas at pitcher pteyed tlie star game for the’ hroatl the dn,g rtore nnJ put in * fonr | viaitore. Hia pitching held th- local* Charle Frisby died at his home iu 0,ux* Then ptra|r on h enouKh I •down to four scorei in the first five ' Rutland text Sunday morning. Funeral 'Wt*t * 1° db““™ ,L Apply i’-ninirw, but in thi- sixth he weakened 1 Monday at 2 p, m. Services were con^“5 fingerH to parts afflicted. j| Ladies’ Aprons. Dress Goods. ' and not having proper support D runs ducted by Rev. J. W- Kidd of Irving. H W,U give im»®d,«te and testing re- L —r.unw TLeLitor.ryM.t.n.^llrtvhn^ ”TOnd *PP11«““n >■ w e have ’opened a few pieces pf Made of best quality Apron Ging­ FOR COLO LUNCHES lifter the amt luUf of Uw Mrrath to ■ the U. E church but Eridnv niKbt I • New Fall Dress Goods, Panamas. ham, cheaper than you can buy. the you wont find anything better eroddotbo Drltpn team to etch the ' wM .)Oi,e wolt attended. The society ; Mohairs, etc. material and make „nfl £A. tlmn our Cold Meats. They, are . train for borne. Burton and Koblewki ‘ cleared <7 (Hl. prepared by an experienced iqan. them. each. Zvb flllU vvu vrci^thntaninytor tin, loe.1, The! Mi„ Si,„ GiUett is eWting Mend. and are just what yon want. Children’s Aprons, white and rco^byinMingd wM. nt Kocktord. colored, prettily trimmed. Delton0 3 0 u u o j— :i Lace Curtains. Hastings2 1 I 0 0 !> —13a“d Mrs. E. E. Warner went on Miss Opal Rbedileft Friday for Chi- • - ' the eexurniun to Grand Rapids last Our tine of Lnce Curtains is com­ cagu. ASSYRIA FARMER’S,.CHJB. Sunday. plete anti ready for i- Q j An The MEAT MARKET Man Guy Crook w:*i in Grand Rapids ■ For Waists and Suits Pnigram for Aug. 20 te lie hvl d b. A. Kennedy and wife entertained inspection per pair leu lit MtvV 3 Two doors east of Cltu Bank. Monday. withjMr. mid Mrs. Alvah Briggs. Company.from Indiana over Sunday. " Phone 22 Hastings. Mich. we have some new patterns in Rev. H. H. VauAukru went to I FORENOON 1 ' Mrs. A. Lnthor visited- friends in Hub Song. Devotioohls by Chaplin. Vermontville the latter imrt of hist Chariottn Monday. Busing ression. Dinner. ' week. . Miss Helen Fritz ‘remrnotl from her New Satteen Petticoats AFTERNOON Miss Minnie Jenkins went tu Bay visit in Adrian, Mich. Irish Li nene, a part Jiuen fab ClnbSong. Discussion—Which is the View Munday morning to visit her Deville McQueen, of Grand Rapids, New Suit Cases ric, yard wide, per yard,... .. Xvu more profitable, three cows or one bun- \j*ter Mary Jenkins . whu is ' staying wa* in the city Monday. , dred fiens? liens’: l>*d I , Garrison .4.. Moure jr. ’there fur a few weeks. New Shirt Waist Percales, pier yd 15 by New Rugs Gtxjrgo Coleman went to Johnstown Solee-Ethel PnJinater. Recitation —— Glen Ii SLUri.P»L..l 1>-I—» — • . * ' . Friday returning Monday : Cmprovo. Select Reading—Mrs. Geo. - Mrs. S.. R. Chambers and Vera CliamlKTb visited friends in Baltimore* Miss Nellie Stebbins visited' friends Kent. ISulo—Hazel Prescott, DHaraasiou । township over Sunday. in Grand Rapids last week. —Which is most profitable; Coarse or to call ami see the very latest R. K. Grant and F. L. Heath were S. R. Chambers; Geo. McConnell and fine vjool’ sheep* Led by Harry L. print paper, known as the • Mayo, llnstmncntal Mumc— Kate Cum- wife spent Sunday nt the. home of F. Qrand Rapids visitors Monday. R. Chambers nt Hastings. - Mrs. Charlee Wilkins, of Memphis, mings.;Recitatin^-Bestie Smith Duet­ ARISTO GOLD PA°ER..., Dr. C. ;E. Fay ana daughter Florine. > laist Fridaj* afternoon Vera Chnmb- is the guest of Hastings friends. Recitation- Alma Brown. Club Song. era entertained 15 of her little-friends Mr. ami Mre.^E. Tyden tyent to Gun LoniwIUiffoM Smith. Club Hetturter. « th" "f hor “,lnt Mnt o«°- lake Saturday returning Monday.' i^ will certainly be worth your time to call and see McConnell, in honor of Mary Houks, a Mire Lixizu Aldrich, of Rochester. r nuples of the work. little girl rent out from Detroit for n N. Y.. is visiting Judge and Mrs. । ' i Ma»*»** ( vacation, by the Fresh Air Society. ' New Idea Patterns and Fashion Sheets for September, LsOCd L IwwlArSa ( The little folks took n ridu to Middle- Mack. Don't forget to mm* me before • ville and returned in time to do justic* , Louis Michael, of Ames. la.’, arrived in* the city Munday for a. few days you buy a Kodak, Camera, or Nothing fight** age better than hap- Jo a supper that had been prepared for visit. supplies for same. piness.' ' them. | Sunday last. F. W. CUfforil's little John Berger. 6f Niugura Falls, is Mrs. M. E Taylor and Mrs. Fannie visiting at his neicc's Mrs. W. Adaughter Frances got into a bumble Strong are visiting the former** son launpman's. be«*s nerit and was stung terribly by H. C, Strong.and wife. . H. J. Christmas, the bewi. She was quite ill frhm the D. A. Kennedy and family attended J. M. Hewes returvd Monday from effects uf the stinging. .. Mutthev^a picnic at l>*ach lake last a ten dnvs visit with hi* daughter in THE PHOTOGRAPHER, the Grand Rapids. The Cbariotte justices of the peace Saturday, Hftstings, Michigan Mi.v» Nelik* Feighner. of Nashville. have taken a stand against race suicide Mis* 11 rare. Hills is spending a wonk «.]H*nt Sunday as the guest of her sister and propose te make that city out do with friends in Battle Creek. Mrs. Irving CresNey. the famuu.s Joe.- They offer to Misj G race "McCann < f Hading* spent Mrs. c'ara Shackelton returned Sun­ many aN pereoixs desiring free of Sunday with her parents ut this ptese? day from a week's-visit with Mi«* charge, until tM 23th of Sc^teml-er. Fred Stowell, wife nnd son-Ralph of .Eiumh Roe at Grand Rapids. The Middleville Sun is now an all Rev.- B. F. SFrilz went tu Zanes­ •Jiome print” paper. W»* arc* sure tbe HaMing*'Spent Sunday with D. A. Kennedy and wife. ville. G.. thi-. week te attend the change-Mcill. H* appreciated by the gulden wedding of his parents. people of Middleville. The Sun has LAKE VIEW. been and is one of the l»e»t jiapers in Mr. Xml Mrs-’Roy Andrus will move Onr school oxunuences Sept. 1 with Michigan printed in a town the. size of Mia® Qrai*e.\Vaddel asteacher. । te this citySootr, having rented a part Middleville. of Sum Wood’s new apartment-honsi*. ; Clark and family of Bridge ’street An Illinois editor, who btartul ulwut called on Frank Charlton‘ami wife on J. T. Lombard returned Saturday from his outing in Northern Michigan twenty years ago with 3 cent*- i» now • Monday. wbrtb ♦Itei.iMKi says Sibley uf the Dim­ and is very much improved in health. f Onr summer resort is booming, Irv­ ondale New«. His accumulation of Miss Elsie Petteugill. of the State wealth i- owung to his frugality, good ing Charlton built his hout house in road- b** ROD® to Ijijvy and Battle his father’s hack yard. habit*;-ir;'". attention to purines* and Creek, tor a two w<*eka visit wth rel­ Mr*,-Ed Faught and children fqs-nt ative*. FINE TAILORING. the fact that An uncle died- and left Friday,with her mother 'Mrs. Wm. him Mp.WK Mrs. Will Barlx*r. who '*luis lieen Patten. A professor ha* discovered among visiting her parents. Mr.and Mrs. S. S. ’ Mrs. Erb ;uid Florence Feijo are Garrison, returned tu Grand Rapids some ancient -Tnin* what is supjwaed, to be the eleventh commandment. Th**, spending a few days in Battle Creek. Fridpy. . Mr*. -David Cogswell and niece are text is as follows: Emas nJ yltptnorp; Rev-J. R. Woo ton and family.. of. ■ visiting II. Cogswell and wife. teeyap noht srelnu leyapswen a daer Ovid, who have been visiting his par­ Open Evenings. ton tlalw mJ.:.” The commandment; Annie and Glendora Hale nnd gent k- ents and other relatives .Imre, returned Phone 8G. is easily translated by beginniig At the• men frie nd* were on our road Sunday. to their hpme Friday end of the sentence and reading back­ Mrs. .Ella Juris and daughter Rnth COBB'S CORNERS. ward. ■ ।called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas Smith MORGAN. Win. Krunewittcr and family and New, attractive goods arriving• 1Sunday. the latter remaining a few James Matthews and family are camp­ constantly at Mulholland’s. < ‘days. SUICIDE OF MRS. FARRH. ing at Wall lake. George Gillispie lias been ’spending Mrs. Eliza Hall of Mnnkcgou is visit­ , l*ast. W**dne*lay Aug. 9 wynl was a few days with his stint Mrs. Kenreceived that Mrs. Anna’Farrh of Suning her sisters Mrs. John Trego and body. Held, Eaton Co. and daughter of Mr*. j Mrs. Geo. Hutchinson. . Is the one thing that you eat at every meal in the day, and every day in Roy Patten is home after working , Win. «*» Hill had poison. Thia hap,, m “ <*<* taken wiKi-ii [Kiimin. mis napthe year. Should you .not then pay Rome attention as to how it is matje, Z. Moor, udi.mlly .pwt S.turd.y , „ Blx)ut „ o-d,,k B „ ,n(1 „ for Adam Smith ‘ through haying and 1 and whether it is cle»n, pure and wholesome? 4 ud Hnnd.y .1 Wall lake .be gueat. el „ „. d(K . k H „ (nn . harvesting. SANITARY Is made out of the beet hour, and as soon as it is 4 TO BE WITHOUT in. Kronew.tler. orMl occomMj Friday. Interment af the There will be no Sunday school next ooE-xn baked it is wrapped-in oiled paper, which keeps out MIm Lena Brintol returned io her ; Qulmhy cemetery. The onrne aligned all dust, dirt and 'germs. When you buy SANI­ Sunday ^n accunt of campmeeting. TARY BREAD you know it is good, pure and wholeaonie, and it don’t home in Johnnown Wi-deneeda;. wa. that ahe rolu^l to mbmit to a cost any more. HIGH STREET. Mrs. Floyd Brown of Ohio is visiting surgical operation which it is claimed for Chicago Beef, but are Head quarters for the-finest quality oi Michigan Beef. We have an extra niceslock on hand now, and it you want nice, tender fteaks and roast® just favor us with your order—we’ll do the rest. If you can’t come, just call,us by phone. PERSONAL MENTION. F. W. Clifford 25c ^ite Ma,lra8.per 25cand30c YOU ARE INVITED Amoskeag A Grain Bags 20c Stark A Grain Bags 22c Do You Want The EST OF EVERYTHING In Groceries, Vegetables and Dry Goods? Highest Price Paid for Produce E. LUNN See DePUE » >> You Cannot Afford Accident Insurance» Your time is WORTH PROTECTING—and we are IN THE BUSINESS. The Legal Reserve, required by Law. deposited with the State Treasurer to guarantee the payment of All .lust Claims-all of which are paid at sight. The PREFETRED HOSPmu^.nd ACCIDENT FLINT, MICH. H. B. PROCTOR, DISTRICT MGR. BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES. Bell Telephone 314. »» CHALOTTE, MICHIGAN LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, SASH, AND OUR WELL KNOWN ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER CONTINUALLY ON THE MOVE. Have You Seen Our Wood Brick and Fence Posts? We are selling Hard and Soft Goal at Rock Bottom rrioes: at the same time guaranteeing the quality of your coal, We invite you to ascertain If these statements are true. Lehigh Egg and Nut, Pocahontas, Masailon Lump, Masallon Nut, Hocking Valley. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. BAUER BROS., Proprietors. PHONE 254. PHONE 254. the HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. the Dr. aaid might prove fatal. J ease. *Sprindler of Woodland was I her father Isaac Cunningham. the guest of A. Myep» and wife one The social at Charles Olner’s last Thursday evening was a snccem social- ' EWer Carpenter and his delegatee i day last week. -urted TnernUy tor Cedar Spring, to Manning Doud of Hastings was the ly and Bnaneially. Proceed. IWl.Slt . • attend the annual conference of tho guest of his nephew A. E. Robinson HIGH BANK h 'r''" ^thodiBts. The Elder preached one day last week. his farewell sermon Fridav night. Miss Ethel Johnson took the teachers Mi*. A. Edmond, and niece Mim w„ , fnI1 honM. exam maton last Thursday and Friday. Hazel Chare retnrtiod from Lansing Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. S. Bollinger | Geo. Crow has gone to visit his broth-' Saturday evening. Mrs. E’s mother sjient the latter part of last week in who has been an invalid for .the past cr in Orangeville. Grand Kapids returning home Saturday Mrs. F. Rice and son of Hastings two years is slowly failng. ’ evening Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fancher of Morg­ were the guests of- Alvah Seeber and Tho bowery dance at Thornapple did an visited at N. Latham'* Sunday. i wife one day Inst week. not prove to lie a snceens. but put the ! Some front, this place attended camp­ Mesdames M. and O. Hall uf Hastproprietors in a hole.. * J ings-wrre calling on old friend* in this meeting SnriJuvAt Pennock’s grove. I The K. O. T. M. were soinewhm Jack Snyder-of Hinns corners spent) । vicinity one day last week. cousin'll' di'WPuhited in not weeing Mr. Boyh' ... 1 Mins Anna Peck gave a party to her Monday night with bi* ' ton on the grounds the lltE. ' Bechtel. ; young friends lust Thursday which was Mr. Childs of Sunfield wu in Morg­ W.’ H.- Eaton and son Her lien took an Saturday night and Sunday. . Caiuc . ■ enjoyed by all present* Mrs. A. E. Brown to Battle Creek to f’udi but at at tho dore of the day’s i • Quite a number from this vicinity Saturday returning Sunday. angling he was rewarded with one j attended campmeettag at Pennock’s Mrs. A. E Brown of Battle Creek speckled bass. i grove Sunday. . and Mary Eaton spent Monday with A number of tbe Quimby and Pratt ’ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mosher of, their aistcr Mrs. F. Sitahy. school children accompanied by their j Cloverdale visited the latter's sister Mrs. L. C. Schill of North .Dakota ; rpicnicked at Ccle’a lauding I Mrs. M. Seeber and husbtuid Sunday. and Mrs. A. E. Brown of Battle Creek |iarents Saturday. ■ Miss Olive Johnson has returned .pent Frdny with Mr* H. BechU-1. Mjnli) Mnin tlw: i from her work in Prairieville. Miss Several from this vienty attended week visiting relatives in Charlotte. . j.Amy,taking her place. the Maecaber picnic at Thoniapple; Mr. and Mrs. Weaver’s daughter' Wednesday. All rofort a good time Mnuj visited friends in NaahviDe last { Many a man who seen his neighbors’ except it was too hot arid dusty. wock glaring sins has his own conscience The Baltimore cornet band met SatMrs. Everly and Mrs. Brier of Hol- > chloroformed. unlay evening to practice for the first j gate, Ohio, are vvisiting tbe former’s I time since haying.began. son Adam Everlyr of Moregn. I 1 W. J. HOLLOWAY. HMtlnss. Mich H. Hammond and family and N._^ Mre. Gharlea Carr i^ai prreertdoing ' Who sells the L. & M. Paint, Purcell and family spent Saturday fish-^Vnucwork for Frank Fotta. Says to every church, that Longman 'W. 8, Adkins has a new gasoline & Martinez give a liberal quantity of i ing. «a well earned holiday for both., . paint whenever a church is painted ' Lewis Eaton started for North Da- ,amP Pot in his 81010 °» trial. kota last Thursday where he will re—'2~2~~~-— with L. & M. Palin. I gallons L. & M i main through harvepl and threshing, ! ' FOLEYSHONEY—TAR Our Ice Cream Sodas and Phosphates are Just the Thing for Hot Weather. ‘'Origintort Mt liltittrs. VESTER & CARTER » A PIANO FOR ONE CENT It will only cost you one cent for a postal, card and tbe time to write uh, to get one of onr fam­ ous CLINTON PIANOS in your home ON TRIAL! If you don’t want to buy the instra­ ment; after trying it, there it will be no obliga­ tion on youV part to do «j, anti wo will remove it. • ' • Can You Think of Anything More Fair? The marvelous TONE QUALITIES of the Clinton Pianos have made them justly famous. Dont buy a Pjano because of its beautiful case alone. Buy one that has the Tone Quality and the handsome finish V combiired-|-that’s a CLINTON. We invite yonr inspec// tiou, and lour criticism—if you have any. We handle several otner famous Piam* and can surely please you. MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO., Furniti Comers. Hastings, Mich. �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 17, 1W5. EAST ASSYRIA. j MiM Satie Wright of Assyria is help ing Mm. Earl Thompeon for a fe*’ ■ j weeks. t , POMONA ORANGE. • Levi Pannulre of Spenceport. N. V, [ Barry county Pomona Grange No. | was the guett of Mr. and.Mni. John i tv This City, Both East and 2V. will meet with Glass Creek Grange | Hilf last week. SHERIFF WILL ARREST THREE ' West Bound. Wednesday Aug, 23, 190S. j Miss lai* Markham who has Iwen the CITY SALOON-KEEPERS FOR VI Tho new time table of the Michigan PROGRAM Feri» L- Frnn. for. ‘J*’’ ! Central woa published Sunday, and Z LU:3O—O|M in Fifth Degree. Business i j .ist two weeks returned to her bo OLATINO LAW’S PROVISION. | o you pin your hat to your make* several important change* in Session. RejKjrts of subordinate Grange ■ in Battle Creek Saturday, the train service, and now gives five an hair? Can’t do it? trains each way. omi new train, a local along thb line of lecture work mid ittf • Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whipple and ■ aven’t enough hair? It must ALSO SERVES nature—whether instructive or more, little .son of Bellevue spent Sunday at | 1 being added. s you do not know -Ayer’s entertaining. Recess for dinner. 4 :00 tbe hotpe of John Hill and wife. NOTICE ON THEM Going west. There has lieen no p. m.— Opeib se.ssiqn. Music—Glass ;iir Vigor! Here’s an introMrs. Chas. Morehouse and children i % ' ■ —■ I change in the early morning train, uction! Slay the acquaintTo Remove Partition And Keep Their which will continue to reach Hastings Creek Grange. Welcome zYddress-r- Howard. Hazel and Ethel of Rattle | L’harles Newbmd Resputuie—H. N. Cteek are guests o( the furmer’a moth- . >ce result in a heavy growth Barkeeper. Outot the Saloon. Aft*■ “■ The now local train will Bowman. Vocal Solo— Frank.Jenkins.* er Mrs. Emily Morehouse. . . reach this city at 8:31 a. tn. The sof rich,thick,glossyhair! And er Hour., on Sunday, and nooo tr.in „e,t rowthe. Him- The best method for clearing the road ; Mrs. M. IL Bradley and Mrs. Frank I e know you’ll never be gray. weeds ■ -Topic fo general Legal Holidays. I 1Uga oy minutes earlier, or at 12:03 p. side of nbxioua ... , , _ vBarber entertained ... .____ ’ their . father A. i Sheriff Furnbw caught three saloons ! m. This train will makp no stops lie- discussion. discussion. Will B ill Krunhewitier. KruubewHie...1Paper ap< r— R,,j nncle L. Woodard of । Noted women c openly violating tha law the other tween thia city and Grand Rapid*. * ot women cunsi! *r"‘ ...^ ■! south Battle Creek over Sunday. night. One *as open for over 4U min-; a„d but three. Nashville, Charlotte 1 land, "music Glass The Thechildren children and and grandchildren grandchildren ofo! ■Ml** v JtKOC*. Waytaixi. Mich. ate. after tjjc legal .•Jm.t.g time, and and Halon Uaptds la-tween Ja.-k.ron • ‘ R«.iu,ioll_Mm.Miuni.- Mrw J. B Moon, held their annual two had M-ree». and curtain, up for ,,nd (hi. city. There t. no change In , wMt-ellawou, Queationa ! family reunion at her home on • Aug. that length of time after ten o’clock Un-train arriving at 4:2U p. tn. This l *1 ■ A fine trme was enjoyed by all SARSAPARILLA. /he warrant, bad not beet, -read traln win make but one ,lop. Middle- T<,t«l met).,.I. of ctmning fnnt with l-L A Bne trm. enjo> y HLLS. CHEEKY PECTORAL. wllU the BANNER went to pro*, but I ,«!<>. Itetwc-n Hu-atings and arond ot »!••"«■ »«S»r and cooking l-fore prromtt ... lbe\ M»n wtll lat. H.pid. and but two. Charlotte and .SSt t On-Wednesday ° .... -■ ” evening of last week .Which do yon believe to be more profit- , Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fenn entertained The sheriff will also serve every sa- • Eaton Rapids. Is-tween Jackson and j able, surner or winter dairying-: Wm. jn honor of Mrs. Chas, Morehouse and lounist iu Hastings with a written no- Hastings. The train bd-mcrly arrivlice directing him to at once remove ing at 0:38 p.- in. now inrivos nt 9:41 Havens. How shall we keep the Grange daughter* Hazel and Ethel of, Battle interested and entliusia-tir: Will Oti ” s Creek, who are the guests of 'Mrs. E. all acruung nnd partitions as required j p. m, .­ Morehouse. Mias Hazel who ik* taiby law and further to not permit their Going cast. The first Io arrive from Musi<S-Gla.w Creek Grange. Mrs. anted eletutionist gave a number of k*rkMjp» r»« in the saloons after hours Grand Rapids will lie at 1.17 a. n> E. T. Osgood, Lecturer. ; fine reciUt ions; .while heraiirtdr Ethel and on Suudays and legal holidays, as instead of 2:00 n. m: the next at s n. assisted by Master Harold Ibjnchler. IN FAR-AWAY ALASKA the law plainly directs they must-not nu instead of 7|57 a. tn. The fast gave a ndimher of fine songs in their ■ lie. Both tluste provisions have befcn train east will reach Hastings at not»u most pleasing manner. W. Ej Fenn pentiKtuntly violated. instead of 11:53 a jji. and will stop at 1 In insisting upon strict conformity Middleville, this .city. -Na-hville. George Bessmer Has Taken Up Land and daughter furnished music o^ violin ami piano. A fine time was fnjoyed with the law by the saloons. Sheriff 1 Charlotte and Eat(>n Rapids. The new and Is Prospering Nicely. 7»y »>*• Furniaa and Prosecutor Pryor will have train will make till -tops and get to In That Territory, the support of public opinion. Ther e; Hastings ut 5:Up p. m The train Gerge B4Wtaier, of Valdez. Alaska, BUDD CORNERS cannot be with safety any class in any | formerly reaching Hastings at K 13 Mrfived in tht. city Thursday fora few Going Somewhere? , Miss Nellie Budd of Chicago is ? community privileged to iMjrmstently ' nowgetshereat f>.H» p.m. anti makes nu I He will return shortly to Good. We re Interested,-, iyg her parents this week. . vwlate and ignore the law. Lawless- j Htops -between Hastings and Grand , hu Ur mwhv honi<_. z(!eorp. has taken. Floyd Budd, wife and daughter of • ( ntss of one kind nnd by one class can , Rapids !ind but two. Charlotte and | uj) two of l(H, acrw, each. jnto . only breed contempt for law Sheriff Eaton Rapids, between^ thh city “nd l thc full peswesion of which he will Battle Creek spent Sunday with H. TRUNKS, Furnim has been a fair, patient and Jackson. won <vnie । provinK up the claim*, Budd and family. 3WT CASES, T3AVEUJH6 BAGS Mias Bresie King of Battle Creek is vigilant bfllcdr, and all cltuwes of Citi- ■ it is evident that the Michigan Cen- : (ieorge in the Army for three : zens will-bo pleasedJf he will see that ; tral is bidding hard fur the through ) ^d while in the service was being entertained bv Misi Genevieve cv-r shown in thi<* city. The low prices will iiiiereat you an much J the laws of this state are enforced ■ juutsnnger bnsines^ to nnd from t5ra,ni Rationed tn Alaskn K. .....n enter- Iden. He the as the high <|trait :y of the goods. without respect to jterson. class or Rapids lbe ,.n\p| Steam- _.goy ~ Qf tb„ On Thursday last the South society •! business affected. ------ —‘r~ ^jp ( ‘ , whose Ixiats ply "between were very pleasantly entertained at the . . .. .. cottage .. *by Mr. an(j । A COMPLETE BUILDING . Sun mid Yoknhonta. — He; Jordan-Payette were didn’t like this business, so Im? went Mrs. Xndrew Payette. There ’ X CARLTON-HASTINGS GOOD ROA DS X Bills are out announcing the date of j S. Ureuael is Ptow Prepared to Do to AlaHka ‘and took up a soldier claim alxjtit 73 present." The day .was per­ fect and a very bountiful jicnic dinner and a preemption claim. It must nut £L the Good Road Bee, which is Aug. 30. : Business, and is Well Equipped lie supp.xsed that Alaska is of no also ice cream and cake were served. . I The promoters of this road live propose ^or Doing it. as a farming district, A good uncial time was enjoyed by all. value ; graveling the road from Andrus corner | north io tb. town Un,, .nd h.vo pot »■ tlre.wl romjJrtrf bl. now Along the Pacific coast line is Mrs. Louisa Moon who hjis been. much land that will be valuable visiting friends at Kalamazoo and t torth .very eflurt to m.ko it » root-™bmlding Mra. from tln-C. K. * & IT WILL t and now .11 tb»t remain, to bo done to ‘’-Po* «■>■> *• "»» ™‘d> <»' bu-.n™., for farming, and tbe clitante is Hickory Corners for several uweks han PAY YOU, ' T crown tho event 1. for .very farmer Everything .boot b.a plant >. very tine. Further than this. Alaska has returned home. to call and look over my new t who lr.,.1. thie road to be proront eonven.enUy arranged aldtng. from wine timber district* that will be atook of J with team and wagon and .good rot of I ‘te C- K- * P”"K •« . dt“r’ very valuable. George is laying the THE WIRES ARE WORKING. . □OLD WATCHES. CHAINS. RINGS, ▼ , ,, , . ..if l»... V...s 1.1 ■ ...wn ,♦ va—a* a-mi. dump boards and fall tn Uno and see i 6f his buildings making it very con- । foundation fof a proei>erou« future by- Secretary Schantz says “the wires i CUrF BUTTONS. FOBS, CLOCKS. cU. [ venient for loading and unloading I b j B . course, although there is much before you buy. •< a a t how much can be done. i ---- ---- * ""W" ■“.> ,• . - “ .................. .. —---- - — are working*’ the hard w’ork and hust­ nice stock of them and am t The ladies are especially invited to [ «<K>dM MrwU1 mak* ,nl* hardship for the first settlem ini such । ling are on. It takes plenty of both to receiving new goods every ♦ attend with bmikota well tilled, a. that ooea.lt.naUy and buy old machinery. , „antry a. Alaaka. insure a good fair, but the necessary [ day. I will make you a price 1 the dtoveier. can be well fed. Bro. Iron, hr^ copper etc.. and perhap. work that must be done is being done that’s right.. - nmtm, dont forgot to have a Mai net . I««r » ■>’ «eh>>>b.h a toandry. of CLARK-LINIH AN. REPAIRING and a rousing Fair will lie the result. of all kindt;, done in a 'work­ ♦ ! of dump iM.ard. ao that no time will be which thi. eity-i. imrely in anal. St. Augustine church, KMnmazuo. Later on he can tell the people more of manlike manner and giraran L , lout in untoatbng. By onlcr Cumm. Th.- outlook for a good boainee. t.. was the scene of a ven’ pretty wedding ■ the ]mrticulara. teed. + । very promising and Mr. Greusel s Wednesday morning at nipe o’clock. Geo. Newton, jew"u!« ♦f[1 Your prescriptions "filled• at Hui-■. friends unite in wishing him success. In the presence of a well filled ehtirch Ernest Yedel, a Paris literary man, of relatives and friend* of the bride •WHAT WOMEN WILL DO." t • ho Hand’s Drug Store with skill. • No J • wns once a lieutenant In the French . Open Evenings. 'rhe great-play ."What Women Will and grounr. Mitts Mary E. Linihtin. of - navy. At one time be commanded a substitution. I Do." la now playing all the larger Kalamazoo, atid Thomas J. Clark, of’ small warship charged with the duty of cities in the central and eastern states, Hastings, were united in matrimony. preventing the entrance of fdVeign yes- , T ! and will lie the attraction at Hastings The Very Rev. Father O’Brien ufiiciat- seis Into a Siamese harbor. A Scandi- j ( . on Aug. 24. The play is a new senta- ed at the nuptial, high mara- served narfan ship, wljh n Siamese cumwodore REMNANT tiuual melodrama frum the pen of the iby Alton Barker and Francis Carroll, who Tailed himself Armand Duplessis | ■? well known and clever playwright, two little friends of the bride and de Richelieu. attempted to enter by tbe * nuthorizatiuii of tlx1 French I i' । Harry Jackson. The cast is large and groom as altar boys. Tbe wedding alleged minister nt Bangkok. M. Vede wrote ( every part in the hands of competent march which announced the entrance a note In these terms: "if you don't deI j artists. A remarkable aiiipwre<-k <»f the bridal party, was played by Sis­ alst, 1 shall open tire." Then hr learn- ' 7 ; scene, with a real life sixe boat turned ter Gabrielle. The bride wore a gown that Mme. Riclivlk’U was with her bus- . ) । upside down in full sight of the iiitd- of white Persi’an lawn, elaborately band, ami he tied the uote to a magnif- . 1 have opened a new Bowl­ ing Ailey in the building is now on. The first1) ience, a wonderful death straggle and trimmed with Valenciennes lat-e and icent bouquet. The commodore with across1 the street west of , ) ' leap for ’life, an amazing life isiat Swiss insertion, and was attended by the Illustrious name desisted and thank­ Hotel Harry. Everything ones to call get the best [scene to the timely reecue. are some Miss Catherine Cagney, a cousin of ed the. polite lieutenant profusely for . will ue kept quiet and or­ derly. * chance at the assort­. p I uf the marvelous effects introduced in Cloverdale. Miss Cagney was gowned the flowers. i the piece, which keep the i>eople in a in a Nile green silk. >’The groom was EVERYTHURSDAY ment. The price is so j state of wonder and bewilderment. attended by hi?* brother Edward S. There are no finer eyes tn the world ; Clark. ' . AFTERNOON and EVE­ low they will not last than those clear gray eyes of Quaker BUSINESS MEN WON. NING will be open to After the services at St. Augustine's gray that now and then we see <n some । but a few days. ladies. ' In the bowling contest at the ten was concluded the relatives retired to . good woman’s face. Somehow-or other * pin alley Tuesday evening lietween the the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. ‘ they ’till ydu with a vague desire to [ SPECIAL. : business men and clerks of the city, and Mrs. M. K Liniban, 428 Parson St. pray. They are rhe eye* that shine CALL AT ONCE Every Thursday afternoon j the busineas men Avon by a score of । where a wedding breakfast was served ’tfth lovelight <a beautiful old wordi. from S to o o'clock the alley I 1743 to 164X John Jones for the to about one hundred. lb® !iRht of «'n ^ceedlug kindness for will be oj»en Fret of Charpt to Ladiet. and .Grutfemen I businees meh and Clem Foster for the Prof. «».l Mm Frank Flynn Inrn, , , when escorted by Ladies. dad both rood an<l t.Mroroenl.1 mu„Tta- ’T a ”, clerks distinguished thvmselres by . ... . tion. Si'.iikesjM'are s|<e:iks of eyes “green ; making the highest scores. A Urge sic during tho serving nH |wk<. ,U(I JmloMy ns a "green eyed ' Willis Ketzbeck, j number were present. One of tho Many guests from away were pres- • monster." A person with green eyes Is . Phone 113, City Drug Store-J I'features of the evening, was the. silent ent including about forty from the often stigmatized as "cat eyed" and Is 1 Prspristor. Hastings, :: Michigan! I(?) "rooting” for the clerks, by their following surrounding eith«: Hast- supi>osc<l to poweas all a cat’s purring lings. Paw Paw. Cloverdale, Battle »od Ingratiating insinuation.‘-Brown enthusiastic supporters. ('reek. Pavillion and .Grand Rapids. Book. . Mr. and Mrs. Clark left on the after­ noon train for Hustings, where tjfe ; A highlander who sold h rooms went ' father and sisters of the groom - enter-' into-ii Imrbcr shop In Glasgow to get Jefferson Street, taimdat a reception for them and shoved. The barber boughtuu.« ’ne«.of bis HASTINGS. • MICHIGAN 'where they will spend two weeks brooms nnd after having shaved him I ani prepared to show the public , among relatives; and friends, when \ naked the price of it. "Twopence.” sit Id a special line of : they will returfi to Kalamazoo. They lhe h'ghlnntler. "No. no.’’ said the otb’ d'ill take up dirir residence on Graw pr u,n p|vc -vo“ tt l*nnF- «ud INFANTS’ and CHILDREN'S 8t. The manoJ in which their friend*1 , bat .doe* Jnke >’<««■ CLOTHING, Will find at our headquarters in the Jones Build­ UNTOM for th. m i.citato, of tte .Pt >" "“»■'«'»* >' ing ou Jefferson Street, a nice line of Gas Stoves Slips, Dresses. Suits, Wdials, Shirts, ... . .... .... and naked what he had to pay. "A penhigh roteem in which both .re Uriel tn wl(l , hp b , rt ., r wlll Rle , Bonnet*. Buggy Blankets, Outing, and Kanges. which we will sell at a very moder­ Fancy, Embroidered or Plain Flan- the social circles. ■ bnwbtv. and if that doesn’t satisfy you ate price At the present price of fuel, gas is Dels. Mrs. Clark-is a young woman of ex-1 pit on my beard again.’’—London TatThe Famous Stork Water Proof cheaper to burn. 11 commends itself not only in Goods in Pants, Bibs. Aprons, etc , emplary character and a favorite of j ler. this-reSpect. lait it does away with all dust, dirt, both’ young and old. The groom is ’ ----and Stork Sheeting by the yard and smoke, and does not heat up the house. The schemer*. These goods are not rubber, have no the son <>f Thontas Clark, a prosperous j odor and can be washed and dried farmer of Hastings township, and well “1>on,t -TOU ‘»>at you Meals ban be prepared more quickly, and can be instantly. ' better cooked by gas. than by means of any other A full lino of Hosiery for Babies. known loth hero .nd in Kolmaroo. “Ta,^'r „ He is at inw<-nt an eft cient employee^ yoil knew all tfai t0 prj. <uaQ Children and Ladies, fuel. of the C. K. & b. R. IL and W held in loose from It you'd realize that he has Sofa^illowp. IPsigiis and (Jen ter high esteem by the company and hia| to be closely attached.”—Washington Pieces with Belding Bros. Silks for fellow workmen. — Star. working same. Wash Ribbons, Laces and Embroid­ SNOWED AUGUST Sth. K.arrl.ar. eries, and everything else the Babies . । The Tbe Author’s J _JVIfe—How can you and Children may need. Mich, . j ------------wi9e an upr— to rtnti . Mrs. J. La Ville, of Newberry, - --------—tmsea story when you Call and see me and you will find my goods and prices always just visited her friend Mias Calin Milla, I haven’t been on the witter for yearn? RIGHT. Friday. She reports that At her home , The Author-Well, I’ve beptt married there was half an inch of snow on the I for twt‘nt3’ years, and yet I can write a MINA M. SCOTT ground August 8. I *ove atoiy.—Life. r 3um Hair? ALLEGES VIOLATION lNEW CENTRAL TRAINS OF LIQUOR LAW Give Excellent Paaaeager Service I THE GRANGE j 1 HASTINGS CITY SCHOOLS First Semester Will Begin Tuesday, 5th. More Courses of Study; Freedom in Their Selection; Larger Corps of Instructors; Better Facilities for Instruction in Laboratories and Library than ever before. Our General Courses. • Embrace Toni years'work in English. Mathematic Science. Latin. History: two in German; opportunity for work in Music. Drawing ami Expression. Our Commercial Course . • Mt>blisli«l tbl. year IndiHlw. Book-k**l'iu|l, slrnography and T.ptwriting Cummwclsl Law, Arithmetic aud Geography?., lots worg . will be in charge of an iu*tru. tor who ha* had special preparation and oflice experience in the branches offered. The County Normal Training Class * ott.r. splendid opportunity tar tbow wno yrisb to beeon.e twu bere and expect to do work in the Country ScboblR. lbe pdroeeoranersof the class of last year and the demand for their service*, this is g»>j>d ’ evidence of tbe success of thi* department. Parents. Ue trust that jgtu are anxious to place within the hand of yuur children the power that an education brings; that in Uns work we may co oiwiate with you. giving you the service of an institution thht we must heartiiv commend and that our citizens loyally support, 04 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. ;.i**For any other information, inquiries, annouucrmeut'of Wl, etc. Address, A. W. CHAMBERLIN, W. H. Myers &. Son, NEW BOWLING ALLEY Sept We believe that oar Public Schools offer the beet preparation for life, whatever and wherever that II e L to be. at the lowest expense. 1 he Public Schools are not in Education to make money; they declare । no dividend save that of the boy ami girl, broadly grounded in the essentials of a pre laration and insnired with a purpose to.be Bucceesful. Diinng the j last thirty years our schools have graduated over 400 men anti women who testify freely to the va ne of the Pdiblic School. Onr schools offer you today Superintendent. Telephone No. 42Z. The Thomas Grain Drill WALL PAPER SALE Q. A. HYNES' CHILDREN'S EMPORIUM GAS USERS Thornapple Gas and Electric Co. • The Thomas Grain Drills are used by the leading­ farmers throughout the country. They are strongly made, but run very light and eajy, and do their work perfectly. The machine this year has improvements ovfr all other machines of this kind, and. are now a Complete Success in every way, and deserving of the closest inspection of wiry buyer, as it han important features possessed by no other Drill. Every Drill is GUARANTEED by a Company that MAKES GOOD its guarantee. The Irante is maile of heavy high Carbon Steel ang­ les with reinforced corners and securely bolted. Call and See this Drill Before You Buy. GOODYEAR BROS PHONE NO. I. THE HARDWARE DEALERS HASTINGS, MICH fhiltfl to tra4e »t a store when you B’S5 aa fiOOd aww veilllj kn()W witli0Iaa<ioubttl>at your orders will-ham prompt, careful attention and be filled with the best to be had; It abk' to l)raud-> aIld get ,m‘ II’s» a flood QIMI Thina VIHIIH ,o th^tliepartidhr what you aak for. so. We nriver subatitnte, unleits you say flftftit fhitta Palarine best » Ha OWU VDinu to thebuy world 8old Oil. oniy the byua, Il’s a flood It’S a flood Ching Pk-,,. in to WkwphonouB for anything cook k Sontz, �HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 17. 1905. M. C, Excursions. Round trip summer Tourists rates to Bayview, Charlevoix, Harbor Springs, । Petoskey. Traverse City and all MichiJoe Merrill who clerk, in ClilW. i met market, i. ill with .ppemlicitia 1, gan resorts are now in effect and will • • Lee Pryor wm in Charlotte Tuewluy. continue throughout tho summer. WAXTHO—Oirl to board and go to-| Very cheap rates are given with a re- I Claude Slawaun is home, again from ; Ann Arlx»r. : whool. lira Kay Qnigley, ,7oa E. Bond i turn Ihnit until Ort.- 31. street. Emmons Chase is spending a few I Special round trip Sunday rates are days at Grand Ledge. The ndrertuwd fall gamo did not take |)lace Saturday, a. the Dolton I■ now in effect, a rate of one fair tor the Luke Waters and wife spent Sun­ I round trip will be charged. Pingers team failed to show up ' . I must reach starting point by midnight day with Lowell friends. . ’ Sixty eight took dinner at A. C ji same date. Tickets are good on all i Robert and Hubert Cook went to i Boyes, at the Rutland Ladies Aid So- paaaenger trainaon this division if they Muskegon Tuesday oh a visit. I ciety meeting Friday last. A Michigan train for MichiganI Milo Freeman, of Kalamazoo, was ■ j We hope the start the Michigan Cen- ' in the city on business Tuesday. people, fast comfortable and conveh-J । tral trains made Monday is notan in- ■ Miss Agnes Dooley, uf. Freeport, is j | dication of what they will regularly •rnt. Michigan Central "Wolverine’, i the guest of Mias Fern Prosser this saves half a day going .and coining and j | do. for nearly ovary train was late. ■gives a whole day for buaimMs in New 1 week. At the Presbyterian parsonage 'Sat­ York. leaves Hast ingest 11:53 a. m. j Mrs. Emma Alien, of Kalamazoo, is I ; urday, Claude M. Johnson, of Irving, Detroit 8;40 p. m.. arrive Buffalo 8 :5(1 [ visiting at her brother’s, George Bradand Sarah J. Page, of OrangevUle’ I P- m.t arrives Grand Central' Station were united in marriagvt. Rev. H.H. 1 New York. 8:00 a, m. The fJWt«-st । Mrs. .Sherman Rich, of Minneapolis, VanAnken officiating. I train in America. Try it is the guest of Mr. anti Mrs. (led. Crittenden Jt Irving are arjonging II Canadian Natl, exhibition. Toronto Miller. * . to leave Hastings. 1/you have work Ont.. Aug. qa tu-Sept, ll—o.}. For Mrs. Frank Maynard went tu Nash­ j for them to do, attened to it this week, i1 this occasiuu a fare of one regular first • ville Thursday to visit relatives and Your last chance to have that umbrella |I class fare phis 23 cents fqr the round friends. . j recovered or choir upholstered. trip is’authorized. Date* of sale Aug. Peter Wills, uf Detroit. sp«nt Sunday ! Miss Olga Garrison-^entertained at ‘37 to Sept. ’ fi inclusive,. limit in this city as the guest of Milan • tea Thurs.hiy eveinug. at the home of 1I Sept. 12 inclusive. Waldorff. . her.sister. Mrs. J. M. Bauer, in honor.,, National Encampment Grand. Army Miss Clara DeGolia. of C ' uf Miss-EtheLWeatherford, of Middle­ i of the Ttepubli^ Deaver. Cold, Sept, Hjieat part of last week with overdale. Elizabeth ville. Helen Ahllierg. of Chicago and j 4-7—03.’ There will ho a very low Miss Jennie Drummond, of Prairieville i; round, trip rate given lor the above ucMr. and Mrs. Eugene M< . , (’overs were laid for twelve. ; ciLKioii, Dates of sale Aug. 2J’ tu Sept. have returned from a two weeks xisit • \ ern Ackrtl. uf Cjwth'on. was arrest • ■ 2 inclusive, return limit Sept. 12. . Bv in Chicago. ed by Sheriff Furnita on a warrant ।( paying a fee of 50 units an extension of Dr. McGuiness, of Nashville, was 1 charging him with bastardy. He wag1। time until Oct. 7 can Ixj st'curecL In­ the guest -of Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Oreteey’ taken before Justice Bishbp Monday. •,: quire nt ticket office for purtk-ulnnt. over-Sunday. and refused to plead, so a plea of not ’1 Sunday excursion to (4rand Rapids guilty was entered. Hu was hound I[Aug. 20. Special tain leaves Hastings i Mra Sophia Muqihy nqurnied Sunover to the circuit court, furnishing a !I 10:43 a. in. Makes no stops west of day from an extended visit vwith De$400 liond for his appearance then. Hastings, returning leaves Grand Rap­ troit friemliL The ilisses Eva Martin anil Eatella William Long. whoVil! lie well re- j ids 0:30 p. in. Bikes and liaby caljs Casey, of Roanoke, isiting free. membered by many of our readers as ’checked 1 : he Worked tor Busby Bros, for some ; National Fireman's .-Association, at 11. Martin’s. Chas. Burch and Lester McFadden, time, died a,t Ionin Monday of typhoid i Kansas Qity. Mo. Aug. 2:i-3i. iyor>. j fever. He had married just a few ' Dates uf’ side Aug. 28, n-turn limit of Grand Rapids. viisted at. Kotiert months agu Miss Clara Wuodman. of 1Sept. 3. For this bcca-sion very luw Burch s Sunday. Paw Faw, who was a teacher in the round trin rate is authorized. Tickets A. E. Heath returned Monday from Ionia schools. The funeral whs held ' igood over any direct route west of; it ten days visit with friends in West­ Tuesday. ’ j I Chicago. ern New York. Judge Davis, of Ionia, upheld the [' American good road makers good Mr. audMr».G eo. Kuhtxand daugh­ special drain law for Ionia county. ■ ruads convention. Port Huron. Micb. ter Iona, of Ionin, are guests1 of ^Mr. Aug. 29-81. Dates of sale Aug. 28, 29, and Mrs. A. McCoy. That county has a drain law that ap; 1. The Druggists, plies to ito own territory alone, and is 80. ' return limit Sept. 1 inclusive. A ■ James Wickham anij wife, of Grand (mods Peflivered. rate of one fare plus 23 cents for the Rapids, spent Sunday with Mr. and unlike the law passed by the last legisi 1 ■ 'filers filled the day received lature which applied to Barry and sev- 1round trip is aythorizisL Mrs.-John Wickham. . era! other coupties, and which has j On account of Lalior -Day Sept. 4, Miss' Orpha Sisson, of Freeport, is been declared unconstitutional by tho iround trip tickets will be sold at great­ the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Palcircuit judge in Gratiot Qj. lieeauM*! ly 1 reduced rates. Dates of sale Sept. 4. , mat ier for a few. days. the act is inconsistent with the title. ; ireturn limit Sept 5. Tickets can be ! L. C. Reed, of Louisiana, visited The notice of tho funeral of Mra j !sold only to points within 30 miles his brother -George W. Reed the past Jacob A. Riis contained thia request: 1 *from Hastings. week, leaving Monday. - W. S. Barron Agt. "Friends are requested to send no Miss Frances Burling, of Grand Raj>flowers, but give the money instead to j t ids was the guest of Miss Mabie Bat­ the poor.’’ That is worth thinking son Sunday and Monday. about, and acting upon. If the spirit , ANNOUNCEMENTS Miss Elizabeth Braugthon. of Mid­ of onr dead look back to us. will they { dleville, visited at Mr and Mrs. Fred not rejoice n^ore at the sight of hungry Stebbins* the past week. The Christian Science Society serv­ ones fed. and naked ones clothed than in GL A. R. hall. Topic at 10: 80 Mrs. Lee Gelilinrt, who ha? been । at the sight of .costly flowers wither- ices ' Clirist Jesus. visiting friends nt Batavia, N. Y., is in£ to decay upon their tombs? The a.m. 1 smiles of those to whom the opportun- ' There will lie no service at tbe U. <B. expected hoinp this week. Clayton Hinckley left Tuesday foF church next Sunday morning or eve ­ ity to smile is seldom given; tho re- ‘ Tpe Sunday school meets at the California, where he has a. position as joiciugs of those to whom the oppur- ning. 1 . usual hour. Instructor in an academy., tunity tor rejoicing seldom comes— ' K Y»u Eier See So Many Clocks? these will be mure welcome tribute to The Epworth , League next Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Woodbaum. of t j will be led hy Miss Grace Kuliftnazoo, spent Sunday with Mr. I :nd», froni the common the memory of the dead than all the evening flowers that might be heaped upon! Pryor. 1 Subject •‘The duty uf. wiusume- and Mrs. George Bradley, i!t «>r other, metal liitninuI ebungh tii c$rry in your their graves.—Ex. 11 ne«8." All are invited. Arthur Brown and family nee at •' to thd huge njassive Floyd Starr will continue his work their Wall lake cottage, where they 1 Any School Book, new or .second hand, at flulholland’s Drug Store. 1 in Barry county organizing Loyal Tem­ will remain-for two weeks. perance Legions, speaking at following Mr. and Mrs George Heath returned places: Dblton. August- 18, Prairieville Saturday from a visit with friends in , When you buy our Aug.- 19. South Pine Lake Aug. 20. Grand Rapids and Lansing. OUR .. BREAD you ’ can Orangeville Aug- 2 1, Cedar Creek Aug’. Mra Will Doud and daughter Ra­ know that you are 23 Lacey Aug. 24. Hastings Aug. 23, chel. of Pasadena, Cat. are visiting I u-.f and Accurate repair the best of Kilpatrick church Aug. 27. Holmes BREAD getting itnndXlloekt is a most M r. and Mrs. (’has. Allen. materials, baked by it part ><f <>uir business and an experienced baker church Aug.^28. North Castleton church Mr. and Mrs.C . W. Mixer left Mon-1 h; our particular attention. and in the most scientific man­ Aug. 29. Middleville Aug 30 Grand LouHrt.as the Optical and day fot Cleveland and Pittsburg. I ner. Everything pure, clean, County Rally at Delton Aug. 31. usiness under his control. and wholesome. They expect to return Saturday. There will • be no services st the j If you want the best, ask your Mrs. W*1™1 Clark and son. of Presbyterian chiyeh until September. grocer for Barnaby's Bread. ” ’v ------------hungry come to When yuu The W. C. T. U; will meet with Mrs. Battle Creek, visited Mr. and Mik ns for a Fuller. 203 W. Hill street, Tuesday af- Sam Wood ’Saturday and Sunday. The Jeweler. WARM ternnon Aug. 22. Adjoqrned meeting. ’ Miss Vinnie Ream will recite at tbe , Hastings, Mich. MEAL Fanners picnic to tie held at Streeter’s j MISS MARJORIE * landing. Gun lake. Friday and Satur-, ___ ____ „ is neat, and clean. Everything Lunch Room in connection and FLEMING MARRIED order cooking a specialty. Nice Min Lucile Coykendall, of Allegan, line of Cigars and Candies. who him l>een visiting her Minter Mrs. To Mr. Albert H. Morris, of Phila­ L. J. Goodyear, returned home MonBarnaby Bros., delphia. Ceremony Performed First door east of Banner Office.’ . in Detroit. ' , Phone 123 Ho»Ung«, Mich. Mik M. M. Slocum. who had it Miss Marjorie Fleming, well known stroke of paralysis in left side atout ten weeks ago i« now able to walk a i in this city, was marriotl Tuesday eve' • ! ning of last week in Detroit to Mr little. Miss Elizabeth Murphy and Daisy • Albert H. Morris, of Philadidphiu, i coniing to Hastings tlrt? following day Burns, of Jackson, wore the guests of । for a short visit with her gnmdparentH Miss Fern Prosser Monday nnd Tuesday • j Mr. find Mrs. J. L. Reed.. Mr. Morris of last week; has h responsible position with a large Master Marton Burch and Miss . Engraving house in Philadelphia and Lucille Randall, of Grand Rapids, ' that city will l-e their home. Jla-tingn visiting their cousins Frances and ■ has been the residence of Mrs Morris Thelma Burch. ; at various times for several years past, Mr. and Mrs Mat. Murphy and GOOD SOLID LEATHER and she has -been a great favorite in Quinfr, of Jackson, were the guests of , ’ social circles whenever here, and won Mr. and Mrs. Mike Prosser the toro | ! friends'generally who wish oincerely part of the week. . All Leather, the kind that wears. Made by the I all good things may fall to the lot of Del Fowler, of Battle Creek. arrivec • ' herself and her husband in their in the city Monday. He .and Arthui RINDGE KALMBACH. LOGIS CO. of Grand married life. Crotiwr left for the lake Michigan re­ Kapids. Mich". Come In and try a pair for serNOTICE • , sorts where they wilTspend two weeks. । This'la "fjay up’’time of year. 1 Forest Woodmansee and wife, who I vice. would request that any person having have been visiting at Mrs. llane Up­ any account or ’ past due noth, should John’s and jvith other friends re- I call and settle the same promptly be- turned to their home in Grand Rapids | for-Sept L 1905. I have bills which Monday. must be paid. Don’t put this off. But Robert C. Pae, a prominent business call at once as. it takes money to do man of Toledo, Ohio, together with The Quality Shoe Store. businesL After a while wont do. his wife and five children, comprised a Jesse Townsend. merry automobile party, who stopjaul in this city a short time Sunday en­ Mrs. Jacob Brandstetter died at her route to Grand Rapids. home at Middleville Motiftay. Melene PERSONAL MENTION, Don't allow your weeds to seed down your neighbors farm, but bring your jug or can IFfatl w One Price. Reliable Goods. Money Back 09*WRIGHT BROS. KING WRAPPERS 6 dozen of these, all colors and sizes, made of good qual ity pereale. full sizes, well made, colors guaranteed. oft Regular price $1.00. Sale Price.............................. o"( Weedelene Ladies’ 50c Kimonas for 39c Ladies’ $1.25 Underskirts for 98c Ladies’ Shirt Waists 1-4 off Ladies’ Gauze Underwear. Samples, 1-3 off Ladies’ 85c Stockings for 19c . 4Julies $1.25 Oxfords for 98c Ladies’ $1.25 Washable Skirts for 98c . 72 in, full bleached Table Linen 65c for 47c 25c per gallon at Fred .. 3 & Carveth’s. has been testers on ■'i Barry County Fair Grounds. LADIES’ DRESS and WALKING SKIRTS AT A BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE You are taking no Manees when you buy WEEDELENE of us. 'atcli Our Windows. a?Sale Every Saturday L. Heath & Carveth, CLOCKS JOHN BESSMER, My we do, we do /io 27 Ladies'tljrllllantine walkingSkirts, co|ura, Blue. Brown,Black O / -n all this season’s goods Regular price 8f>IXi Your choice... 04 Ju 18 Ladies' Osborne Waists both light and dark'colors Priced i 7 Drinn at 81.50 fo $4.00. Ta Clear........ :................................. I”A ll ibu 1 Suit made of ail wool C.hevoit. color Black, Eaton Coat Style, On nn lined with Skinner ?<atii>, size 38. Regular price 818. To clear 0/ UU 1 Suit made of 'Pau Homespun, Eaton Coat trimmed with green Broadcloth, -size ,31. WRIGHT ROS Hastings Money Back Store PHONE No. 30. THE WORLD OWES EVERY MAIN A LIVING 25 cents but there is no Delivery- Sys­ tem to bring it to his door. He’s got to go after it early anti often, nd elbow his way through the trowd that gets there first. • A crust is better than, no bread, so a little saved is -bet- ter than nothing. Begin now, and increase when you are able. Fry aW ant Adv. n the Banner’s tfant Column. ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY WORK SHOES C. W. Clarke & Co Our CLOTHING SALE was a Big Success This week it’s HATS $2.25 1 and ■ $2.00 ) and others in proportion. See our window $1.50, $1.25 and $1.00 HATS -SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. BUY IT NOW, OF $3.00 and 89 cents �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 17, 1905, MARTIN CORNERS. • IRVING. ooooooooaooocooooooaooooooeooooooooooooooooooooc-c Stephen Barry has purchased Mra. । Boy Andrus’ and wife are visiting the former’s parents Enoch Andrus and Israel Roush's place. Mim Myrtle Hal« visited relatives family a few days. f Rew. J. W. Kidd will start for Oklain Grand Rapids last week. Edwin Mead and daughter took in bom a on Wednesday. His wife will ' “I took my wheat and rye the,-, “How’s, crops" said neighbor last week and received the to; . the show at Grand Rapids last Mon­ follow in about three weeks after visit- i Gibbons to neighbor Saddler. the market.” ‘’They treaty ing a sister in the northern part of the | -Fine." replied Saddler. -Have day. nicely, too." "They are takfric you sold yet." sa»d Gibbons. state. Their many friends at this ■ Mr. and Mra. Charles Boyles erf lota of grain, and act .if. if tt-. -No. but I ’ m juMt going over to place regret to have them go, hut ow- ! LIKED to do business." -i\ Richland are spending the week at F. Rowlader Bros. A Reiser’s deva ing to the state a! his health know it 1 drove up rhe other dav il,.- . tor, near the C. K. & S. depot to WOODLAND. BURGLARS AT WOODBURY.__ Barry’a. were six teams ahead <?f me . is for-the best and hope for his speedy se« what they are bidding for The elevator safe at Woodbury be-‘ • Tbe Misses Anna and Glendora Hale, The school house at Woodland is ing to unload.” “And sav, •„... wheat, rye and oata." having a new coat of painL* longing to Smith . Bros. & Velte was and gentlemen friends of Hastings recovery. dler.* ‘don’t forget to atk t! - ;; •Good,” <aid Gipbons, “I was Mrs. -D. Kidd of Canada came Mon- | for grain sacks to draw your;. . ■ just going to Mill y- u to go over ; ’The U. B. Sunday school of Wood­ wrecked last Tuesday night by burg­ spent Sunday at J. P. Bale’s. in." ‘'They’re glad toll nd tL>:. and p« o them before you sold.” Mrs. FraskZ Warner left last Itues- day night to visit her son Rev. 'Kidd ; tfcrrrFj, --j ■■ -.... jy-r land will have a picnic at the Frederick lars. They failed to reach tbe innerand wife Iffore they leave for their chest and got nothing for their trouble day for Grand Rapids where she (will । on the rfiorth side, of Jordan lake. Tues­ home in the west. By [heir vertr charac&er ah bough the safe contain.xi over F-MX). sjiend a week with friends. day Aug. 15. O. Hatton and wife of near Middle- j present strong argumeijta ' Mr. Farmar, can’t wa make you teal as pleased as Mr LaM Saturday night the l®nd played There was-a party being held in the Mra. Ella Cogswell and niece Miss rille visited E. E. Warner ami wife j in tneir favor: Just hofor the*iirst time in four weeks on our village at the timd and those in atend- Della White of Middleville Are vtisitance heard the explosion nnd in inves­ last Sunday. Gibbens? let us ry IL tiefc (the well-dressed man streets. ing a. II. Cogswell's and O. Flaner's tigating must have frightened the Mr. and Mrs. James Pattison and i and you will pee that he • I On Thursday last the' Freeport Itase burglars away. It is believed that they . this week. I little daughter Helen of Hastings' visi-1 always gets the "glkd Mrs. Then. Mead's sister who; has hall team played with out boys at are the same parties that have been han fl.” while the shabbily : been visiting left last week fur her teil IL C. Strong and family over Sun­ Woodland. The game was a close one. Operating in Lake Odessa. d.-esped tnau is apt to get home in the northern part of the day. The Freeport team kept ahead until the rKlondiki? stare." Al­ Mrs. Wm. Cushing end little daugh­ state. • WEST WOODLAND. the seventh inning when our boys went Phone 5; Warehouse opposite C. K. & S. depot. though • he m?iy bake ter Ruth visited the former*s parents 1 Rev. Allen who has l>een xhe F ahead of them one score. The result A lady friehd from Denver. Colorado. <-ha.. Mrt'ar.n and w,f.- tte latter fwrt §ooCX>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOO.>0-r .. mute Iwaius than hid neat pastor for the post two years leave* was that Woodland won by a score of is visitingJohn Geiger's. appearing brother. | uf last wcelL ’ —------------------------ :------- :--------------- : 7 to fl. To-day the same teams play at ' Walter Wurtley and wife uf- Lake this week for conference. Fte Th. kite,. Ik-rtte ar.d Aliy, Wt-rl CREEK STREET­ I Freeport. Odessa spent Saturday night and. Sun­ not oxpeet to preach the coming ♦htrlclothing has CHAIRbrook who have -been visiting their . , , LADIES LINEN his .wife’s health is too i»oar I -John Monasmitii' the livery man day with Fred Baine and Mra. Weaver Zr Mra S. Ctetor for a f.w w«rk. «<■« acter, fkt, style, penult his taking a charge. bought a new rubber tire buggy- of J. COLLARS Mr. nnd Mrs. Strong uf Campbell' bwdust- we buy from the rrtum.d to tteir ten., in Ad. Itet S. Reisinger last week. visited the latter’s brother Everet • 1 have a nine line of’ ] best! houses, but a good Satnrdar. rampmteting. EAST WOODLAND. I Last Tuesday evening Misa Florence -Clam and family ’ Friday. ' Liueu Collars, anb atn aelM.^ [Jitm .suit from our place w<*n Rev. G. J. Portrr of Middl.vHl. Z <' '• ‘-1’” W,,h J. St. John is building an addition Parrot returned 1wai Ann Arbpr on a cosh youa cfetit more thkn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee entertain­ will pnweb at tte M. E. church n.xt ' t>er P*1*®** to his ginsting garderf. four weeks vacation. \ youiwotild pay for an Ined cumpany from Freeport the first of , Mr. and Mra Milt McDonald and Rev. C. D. Jarvis is spending a Sunday morning and at North Irving China and Japan Tea at ’55 ;ir - r. M. feriiir suit elsewhere. I Mrs. Cora Strong visited friends and the week. . in th. afternoon. 41 r. and Mra. John Young, and non .week with friends in Ovid, Michl relatives in Delton last week. Miss Bessie Weaver uf Lake Odessa Mra L. S HilU r.turte.1 from York Harold .p«t teveral 4a>-» camping at LEE HING,^"»< Chester Bicker and Hkuner lisger Albert I-ong is going to move to visited her mother over Sunday. state TnMihtv Tuesday wlier** where idle she has lias been visit- . tlun lake. made a pleasaht call at J. St. Johns AtHtA . Hastings next Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. King of North We are sorry to hear of the death of ing relatives and friends for two weeks | ‘ I lx Parrot and family visited rela- Woodland were guests of Henry Schaib'y on Sunday. Mrs. Annie Farr formerly Annie Hill. fTetr(rmpf>Cloemfr'rr\i-,luJ J. N. COVERT, Lee M. Sheldon had the misfortune ’“'Levi'"”Williams'liaikiiji* misfortune to i tires in Odeaaa last Sunday. and wife Sunday. ..... «,M v.arate.aaaa. j. The Sunday school picnic was largefall and break his'arm last Thursday. The Clothier, to cuf his hand quite seriously s few ! Quite a number from this vicnity are Geo. Hauer jr. uf Lowell is spending . Dr. Hankul Was datied knd made the ly attended and a bountiful dinner was days ago. Woodland, Mich. going to take in the ^Agricultural col­ the week, at home. old gentleman a* comfortable as could served. The Misse Dora nnd Nora Jfiusher lege excursion on the Perc Maninette Viola Geiger is home from Kalama­ tie expected. .. ( Lura Mason of Maple Grove is visithave returned from tin* summer school August 33rd. zoo to visit her parents.. Spunahle. . st Big. Rapids and are spending va­ Uhaa. Williams and wife of Hast- l ing her aunt Mrs. C. E. Rowlader made a business trip ings visited the former's brother INORTH CARLTON. cation with their parents in , East to Grand Rapids last week. Williams Sunday, w ho had tbe mis-I PBOHATEORJ'tT ’ Woodland Delayed letter SUU- uf Mtrhtxau. < unnty ot R-sr?. fortune to break his ann last week. ' Roy Palmerton has commenced his At a jw—iou ot tlx.- prvb.it" • ■ The Misses Grace Greenfield and John Draper and wife spent Sunday, County or Barry. Iu.kImi al thr i' new house on S. Main street. ’ Mary Strong came home from Lake’ with Murry Moore afld family of Irv­ Townsend of Nashville were ente:•tainMrs. L. Faul has just returned from ing. <sl several days last week by •heir view last Friday fur a short vacation, for tbe cure of All chronic a week’s visit with friends and relatives she expects to return to school in and surgical eases Bert Freeland and wife spent 'Sunday schoolmate Miss Elsie Barry. In the-matter oi thi* about three weeka | in Nashville. with John Freeland and family. Miss Edna Cole ha»l>eeu quite 11 for Newell Williiims went to Grand{ RHEUMATISM. I Mrs. Maria Walts is in very jtoor DEFORMITIES. saveral days and is under the do 'tor ’ s Ed Bronson^and wife spept Saturday ' That's what our Ideal cof­ I health. Rapids Sunday morning where be ex­ prajttiC it'*'- ivVuider-. :■ by tbl« Court. Ci-tcntiininE and Sunday in'Nashville the gurat of care*. *. fee dore, and if only, costs pects to n-main fur some tin.d work­ lawful hrlr-< ••! uM i'.r »~'-I Mrs. C. S. Palmerton, entertained a Walter Burd and wife. and all Nervous, Blood, . Mi<» Orpha Cur.ne^and Fivd. inker berlt tu*r e»t;,u-, 20 Cents a Pound ing at the carpenter trade. Skin and Chronic Diseases. brother from Nashville a few days last uf Mr. and Mrs. Helen Gray wa- called to Hart- were.gneste . If you are .uul satisfied < ford to help care for her daughter who ' Hager *>n Sundfly. BATHS OF ALL KINDS after trying it, your money peeuiutt iuMl.tW thr iI I., r.nl 1,». h«n patting . new roof s(pk wi,b con„<lun ,b„ NORTH.MAPLE GROVE. wpll be cheerfully refunded ib sdsnivs Eiia Hager anti Garrison | on his hardware store. ; throat ' Mrs. Jennie Johnson and little . Wanted:- Young women for Train , report seeing » very large black i-nake ing School for Nurse*; Addrv-iL Room I Onr high wte.il ...U, rtw of IWij K„,'It.|tM „„,iwifr„(Indj„„,prat- when they were berrying on Salt rday. daughter Helen of Chicago are here hi th-*,clty cl Haxttn;NO. THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, office, sod »ho** rsutw* v say Ihe*" b-. 'expert to Mt-n fnx »l Mdlet»K , f,wOar. wftb hi. toother Frank of of th" peHlitwr Buy ud I •• cr.The Elsie Barry and Grace visiting the former's sister Mrs. Linxie Jackson, Michigan fnrtlwr ordvrvdt that KtM v-’1" I lake in tbe near future. . j place ' Rowden. Greenfield were guest* uf Mis­ to tte p"r-<K>» lain intel in m>: ! Sunnel-Vdte ha. parted with In. j Bxompan„.,| Sheldon Wednesday. pendeoej- oi mid jN'iitb:;. xi au Ernest Gregory After a thirty days ’ ther>t,f by c^iwIok a caj.j « I linn driy|ftr tome.. baring old it U> b). Mni wi„nl(, Hill, Ow>, topld, published In the Ji o-y :.*• * F Clarancc Weeks and family haxe re­ visit with his parent* left Monday for Dajuin Joidau. I ,]w31t FridaJ lhr g„wI o{ Venter turned and are staying with his par- Vermont where be will join his ‘regDon't forget that 1 deliver i tn ent again. orders several miles out from . | Rev. E’. R. Lyon ha* juet returned J ahd wife of Carlton Center, ents Mr. and Mra.. 8. Weeks in Coats Grow-.. Phone me Lou Rose and throe sons of Hastings from a few days vacation at Long lake, j Bert Frisby wa* called to Rutland Sunfield. . when you want anything. ' Mrs. E. H. Fisher of Detroit "has Sunday on account of the death of his Mra. Mary Hitt Sgwdy an 1 son «ent Sunday with his father at thl< place. . • 1 been striding a few days with her father. • ' ' George of Big Rapid* arrived or Sat: iiarentsjMr. and Mrs. B. S. Holly. * Charlie Frisby a pioneer uf Carlton, urdav nnd will make a three veeks Remember I pay the highest Quite a number from here attended County a( Hairy, holft- n st campnteeting at Pennock's grove -Sun­ market price for yonr produce. j Jamei M. Smith and family who died at his home in Rutland Sunday, visit with friendj. in East WoodhI; ml. . 1 have been spending two weeks on Mr. Aug. of puralyHis, aged 54 years. :iH><:«and utw hutxlrw! :»u«i Died, last Wednesday -at her father's day. •wnt. <Tia*.'» SLu-b.-»»*«•• , Smith‘fl farm in the stmthern part of He leave* t*i mournJiis luf< an invalid home in East Sunfield. Mra. Edith Fay MnL J. C. Raymond returned to her ;. the^cuuiity Suniliiy. - ,---- . returned -----------oh - -------r*wife, two was and one granddaughter. Cooley. She hud been a great si ji'ert-r home in Yank» e Springs after spend- . I Cor. WashlogUn inn Britton Sts. a On rraJiue and flHng l!>«- pPI Mrs. F. Jordan is spending a few days Irides many friends. ? at*d. of J«*nul- Wairr?. -.-• for Gany muntk- and death vn*. a ing a few day* with her j>arontn Fred COOTS QROVE BOSTON,' MISS. y ceawd. praj tn« that *i» «r«b t ■■ ■ | visitng.friends and rtuiivos- in Free^ , welcome release. . Funeral on-1 ’riday 'William? and wife. QENEKrtL STORE. - made by tht- <x»urt detent •-nfpv ■ CARLTON CENTER. , thq lawful iielr»of said dee.i-i at the Presbyterian church. port^ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Jttnei* Rowden jr. at­ | He;id<|i:artera for Michigan. inberli hl* c*t*:»*. ✓ Thereupon It l» ordered, th«t Press Association and Business The C. E topic, ••The building of tended the fuueral'uf the latter’s broth­ j I^GoorgejCramer afNortlf Dakota^ but 1 Rufus Hosmer was compelled to have । funnerly~uf ~ Wwdland*~writes that~a ( one of his horao shut last week. It , character. ’' on last Sunday e’ ening er Ja’xo Bnnkert at Delton WedncMlay. I Men while-in Boston. Located, [ in biitinres center.’ Everything ’ peCttou kiel th.it sin- tu >r- a; > • bucking bronco threw him on”a barb I• wpn unable to xtand ' and there was proved to be the iea-vn of the year, and Chas. Fowler and John Bell were at I new and tfratciaa*: fire proof; 20n ; «*■! sod all other persons mt* •: ’.sm required to anpmr st a ! wire fence injuring him severely._ 1j little holies of recovery . it is tu be regretted that any fai ed fo Cloverdale Iasi Wodpesday and Thum-1 । room*; bath and telephone in k Gouri, then to be.hoM>-:> a U ’. Several from this vicinitv. attended He prudent to hear and study it. Some day vn,a fishing trip. every room. Special rate.to com­ via th" Clt} of. fU-titt*. in *.i; I Isaac Good has returned to hiss uu home >uv I .. . „ ., * „ ) mercial men. campmeeting at Pennock 5 grove bun­ of the pointa were that vhara । show cauM* !t any tb"ii-.l< -w! ' • in East Woodland and is kept very • th* petitioner may aotj** cru-.iMrs. Burd of Hart visited bt-r sister J day. further ordered that MlJ everything; that (it is nut God piven. j busy threshing. . Mrs. Sam Ostroth last week. < to Um* perwni (aterrMrd tu build t W. E. Allgeo and family and ’ John , it is man made. God gives u* th • plan | 1 peodeuc} of said f-tltk-rJ u>l j __ Miss Bertha Hilert who was 'severly Miss Lettie Fowler is spending the thorebf by cauxlut n <-opy'7>; IM* O Cunnur and wife spent Sunday at ( in the life of Christ, and names the ' poisoned by sumac last week is’improv| i published tn the Ha-t':>«» Ua'-i . paper printed and clrcuUt*--! In mi...... Middle lake. . material to use, and we are br tiding latter part of her vacation .with her I jug, "r.i ~ | - Barry, ooce in each .week for U.r<- -ixcewW sister nt Montague. Miw JmbIo. Brook. u,d hrr grand- ; ’» <™r ow r «e>- i | We are i nformeiFthat the Woodland Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mills spent SunJ. D. FANNINS. Pnt. father Joteph'Kwilrr Joseph'Keeler left for New York “*h wor ,f"r th’ D1’lne p ttorn : telephone office will soon be transfer­ totter . . Saturday r. . .. ... visit ..Ji Our motto, This world is : tot so day wlth ,nends tn Hastings. | last where they win ° ” r “ toto, ; red to the rooms over the liank. Mr* Mrs. Geo. Kelley and 1 relative, tte neat few week. . mwh a plane .for doing thing. is for remember- children of Battle Creek spent the fort ’ Will U.ten. and fmnilv took Sunday making character. ’ ’ will ”7 be “.T SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. ~1 bby? m.„e W' hrpe. Lccdcr Ii 7 b“d" fi f« r next ' P»rt of the week with Mrs. Kelley’s The harvest day are over and the dinner with Mr. ami Mri Yerty VW A * W a<^ SICILIAN I Sunday evening, Miss Gayle Hager. A ’•father and mother Mr. and Mm. Abe. threshing season has just begun. Owing to the absence of several '’winsome” welcome to all. (Cozier. Jacob Warner of Ohio i» spending members and the inability of others HOLMES CHURCH Tber® wUI “ ,ct’ cn*“ -ocial at I tbe week with his son in Vermontville. no game was played by the home teem HOLMES CHURCH. 5^^*. Fridjiy Aug for A high-diss preparation for the hair. Keeps the hair soft and | Miss Daisy Schothorn and Miss Grace Saturday. Mrs. Julia Youngs was in Hastings j the benefit of the South M. P. church Siossy and prevents splitting at the ends. Cures dandi uff and Greenfield of Nashville spent a part of On Saturday tbe IPth a game will be Sood., th. grow of ter ,irtr, Mra Tbe „Qtb nonb Kvangdlcal always restores color to gray hair. ’ j last week with Misa'Gladys Barry. played st home grounds with a Hast-., r—e Townwrid. BUFFALO ebnreboa and tte tenth M. P. ebureb I ^Tjacob Mote"of South Woodland lost a ings nine and on tho week following ’ Miss Grace Holmes leaves Thursday I will hold a combined picnic at Thorn--' local team e.pert to meet the fast I for,F“Vfilfnrrl inil7^7„7^T1,,r>:'’ ‘I"7“’ */TT “ ,r. r . PP‘.Cn,C horse lately, it being his the Hickory Comer, teann Xre red . m mJ ^1 __ .a _ ■____ *P' »_ *• ' trading stockjii made’ Jake feel all the ; Jrtmard Eisenhood wa. g.ven a rer- ■ M : worae*for‘iL?^^-'.'. - Z 1Z.'. ZZZ. , '7Mra. W. L. Garrison mado_a_flying prise by his many friends last Thurs- * and will be greatly missed __ Drs. K. 6» K. Established 25 Years. trip to Woodbury one day"last*week to *^"0 NAMES USED WITHWm. Nreb hte tore grteing tte red^fc ^‘^“^^of Wo^San.'; transact: business fur herself and neigh\ OUT WRITTEN CONSENT. < txjrs. “* *' 1 iiin»lij Liu.iLr.iL . • —• lawn in front of his house and other- | Puller Sunday. ‘’ • Mrs, Elmer Hynes jind^;children 'of ■B '^-5® t^ l MeUlod Treatment for a serious it:,. , Mias Hreel Roreda wonthe m«tal at | SOUTHWEST. MAPLEGROVE. W< id I aml^pt- ntfSimday' w i th tier*" par­ wise improving hi, promite. • rxry’i bltM-fl itisoase with which 1 had ry/ * , IT* . v j’beeh-, afflljcicd for twelve yedrs. yCq ents Mr. Bn<£Mra.;William Koons. “7" WEST CARLTONV tte ceatw Tuesday ovenlag. Ernest Dunham and family of Kansas I \4( »• 1’ { j#/1 h.ui,* .score of phy-(f* Vi ’ ifedL f aic ’Wd. taken all kinds uf blood Francis Friend of Grand Ltxlge visit- • Durkee and family, Mr. and i aro v*®iting nt Walter Dunham’s his : T 6* visited HOL Springs V• brother. Greenfield tooir^dinDt-r'^vritlLMr?and ed his mother at J. Friend’s Saturday ‘‘Mrs. Geo; Fuller and Mra. H. B. Bam- i: K ~u,‘—“ \ ant" otWer mm ecu I - waler -<-re< -zf.il-_ J •ofbk but only got taisp-jrary A M rs.'.ilerli Rockweli^orTFriday^of"last tend a few other friends over Sunday. ”m a|teuded a Japaueiw receptiuh at I! Miw Mattie-Harding of Battle Cronk i ____________________________ .--------- ----„-------... *&■ They would insip m« for , a a time, but after -discontinuing -'«« week~ __________ . ’ ; >’rank Friend and family visited lb<‘ honi* of Mr- antl Mr*- Johri Donley >‘I*»<ling a few days -with bar par-1 . medicines the • symptoms . parents - - Saturay ■________________________________ ---- a_.,/ ; ents. Charlie* Warn>.u^was^culti vat ing’com their ••*- * z -« -would break out. again—running v ' night returning ; n”ar Frp,'P°rt-riThursday, Betore Treatment. »->i i-c. blotches, rheumatic pain*. After’Ir< forJHerl)Niockwell a part uf last week? homo in the morning. They were ~ ’ Mra. Hattie Durkee and daughter Blanche and Charles Rogers spent nt .»,* , U,u*«n«*» <’f the hair, swellings , th. ai ? Js P=’ ra« «'t the hands scaling. Itchir.eHs of th*' ‘ Mrs. Geo. Hitt entertained Miss from Campbell. Jesse of the State mail were greats uf *s'»ndat with their mother Mra. Grwn. lb etc- 1 ba“ up in lindpair when a fri vni ;r ■ GlennaTHag e r of_EastJ ,Wa rnerville_ on ! A. J. Hunt's pi*oph' part of laft week. bo * ’ r°Z n ” * “ >? cured him of a similar diseaic • _,Mis^ Bessie Friend has gone to help Five] through trains daily. blJl tuok ,,ls In three weeks' ip . Thursday of last’week. ’ ’ Mesdames E. R. Lyons, M. P. Fuller Bagley and son spent Friday nt x? a bMl upjand 1 became encouraged. I <-ontmi!i4 Mra Nellie Andrus with her household। ivm’-JS5Jrueat,Vi‘fnt f“Ur Months-aitd at the end of that U'* and Geo. Fuller were the guests of Mrs. 1 Clyde Walton'a. Dining Cars, a la carte. '5*The' ball game^at Eugene"’ Barnurn’s duties. . ihnd 1 was cured 7 years ago nnd no <. , ‘ Rcv. km o0t making last Sunday was well attended^by the ”ce Mv l*’*- thr<,«1 years in sound and h< '?■ ' J. V. Wickham took dinner with H. B. Banin* W«ta<«Uy. f’^omsnend your treatment with all my : «Connects at Buffalo and young folks. -• .. It P ” raon me privately, bnt you can use this ■ ; Mias ....... Jennie I'armalw g uiuinier was in HastHast; ‘ • n “ our 1 •ueignwrnooa neighborhood on'Saturday. oninaturoay. James Friend and family Bunday. “ you wish. . Niagara Falls with all Mr. and Mra."A. Warner and daugh­ lug. Saturday and Sunday the kM <rf ! The people „r the tenth EvangeUtel Warren Wickham and family and ~__ M OUIBCr Hau IMOnr; • ter Daisy spent Sunday in Campbell sister-in-law,. the latter her cou.in Mra Ada Knnfleld. chnrch nicoeeded in orgauir.ing a Y. lines from the West. men and womenOhio township with the former’s sister. ’ RFARFR • lVr” you victim* Have you lost hope? Are >' J ' Seymour Rcigler and Miw Mabie' p A. having twelve charter memtern called on James Friend •ILRUin Irwc to marry? Hm your blood been diseased" . “" The Larkins club*of ten met at E. T. ning. . Kenyon of Freeport were the guests of ~t\begiB with. •njr weakness* Our 5Few Meihod Treatment will cure y- ’> . has done for others tf will do for you. CONSULTATION i \ M™ pr'«l U»rkw Suaday. . ' -------------- -------dole’s last^Satiarday.'^;* ~ Mra. Bertha Tolles and her dB„gth. ' SlrMrs. matter who has treated you, write for nn honest opinion > . Charge. Charges raaaonkbfr. BOOKS PR KE—"The Oohl • ' , Will Clark and wife entertained quite Jemie have returned from Detroit Kendeld of .Tlaattnge virited at.' Kidney Cure will Cure all (IlluatratedK on Diseases of Men. Sealed Book on : • . I Ed ParmelW, Mondav. , JS!??'E*" Wda number of friends and relatives last where they have been for a fc w omen Free. ,, WO XAMKN U8EIJ WITHOUT WUITTKN CONSENT- E»er.'’hlttR WP'K"----- — • —-------- । »«jr» or bladder. For tale by Arthur Sunday. coafldestlaL Qaeatie. Uat aad ewt at treatawat FREE. Accldenta come with dlstruwing Irr:Mulhon*nJ. luicctewr to W. H. EUTS. Traveling Ptwinjer Agent. Mra. L. Bizer and family were at QUoncyon tbe farm. Cute, bruieee ‘’““’J6"'Ijike Odessa last Saturday doing some- B«uathe •tings, sprains. Dr. Thomns' Edectric ; Oil reheven pain instantly. Never! The greatest miracle is the casting shopping. safe without it Cor. Av*, and Sh.lb, St.. IMtroli. Mich. __ 1 out of the devil of self. hmoodland Department “Overheard on the Street” CLOTHES ROWLADER BROS & REISER, It y Clover call an and in in an u are pro er still The L I* The Trade 25 cants, :x:' PLEASES THE PALATE 9 MODERN TREATMENTS Bars ACME OKp Soap for... U HENRY RflCLfl Lehigh Valley Railroad “The Line Beautiful” > Tire New Lfixinoioii Hotel... ART THE C MIDS BARG We bar Cib look an o tnak stoc pric leui LOOK Salis one L. LL Delton and The Lsxlnoion Hotel Gompanu, HALES VEGETABLE Hair Renewer BLOOD DISEASES CURED PHILADELPHIA Can be h tn y large can get am for Bufidln «U<I it can notice. O other deale ati inferio Delton wil matter ho live, as m have tried SOM w.n Delton, ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS DmMNNEDY&KERGAN YOU W. Arc yo patrons DELTON you give u nigh-grade CU. AS DELTON �- .' ._.J— JJ-L-LILLLL^I,. ■■ ____ ____________ HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 17, 1905, _____________________ ’_______________________ ' 9 SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT _________________________________ e <)Cal News »n Orangeville, Hope. Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. DELTON. IT’S TO YOUR CLUBBING RATES PROFIT ■ hi livt .witliili reach of rrtidlvl il will;pay you . :d per a nice sto.'k of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ROOTS, SHOES FOLEYSHONEY^TAR ac: -«verythiqg to be found > ia’.t? general line. We ■ ;| oi onrstocK, but proud- iALDRICH BROS - Low Prices We Quote 's The Magnet That Draw* ..tie To Our Stere. Yv’.. trjdy. ^THUR PATTON CLOVERDALE STORE. s r­ '3SUMMEB IGAINS ■f some great ■>h and Boy’s il pay h,u her and get you place oik our and the •PBipl SHULTZ. CLOVERDALE. NEW ENGLAND SCENERY UN­ WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS Hon. E. L. Swigert and wife of There win te ho aerviete at the' • -Mrs. Wm. Gillispie of Battle vreox Clreck i SUMMER? If you.desire rest and re­ CHANGED FROM COLONIAL Enid. Oklahoma, Mrs. Samuel Harter, r-raneeliral chord, next Buinlay on .pent part of lut w,ek will, friend.ten! creation, why not try ’THE RIVER daughter Vera and son Clark, who DAYS. . , । far. G. waa hero over Sunday and hi. S . -LAWRENCE TRIP?!’ Folders, have been visiting Dr. R. S. Harter nnd account of campmecting. “ God is making more people but he descriptive of the Thousand Islands, Miie Myrtle Mosher of Kalamazoo mother has gone to Battle Creek with wife, will viait other points of intetret i« not making any more reasons. nor Rapids, Montreal, Quebec . Murray 1 Readers of the Baknei: cap secure in the north and east liefore returning is spendhig several wwks ut home. ~ I her son and wife expecting to stay interior lakes and Tuunutaans. ’’ Bay. Tadousac. tho far famed Saguenay Several of this place attended the !‘everal weeks. home. River, etc., on application to any - as favorable clubbing rates with this New ’Engalnd historyj thrift and railway or steamboat Ticket Agent. For ' Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich and family of Holiness campmeeting at Shepards-' Homer Green is getting ready , to pn>gre» commenced when the Pil­ illustrated guide. ‘ ’ Niagara to the Sea. ‘ ’ paper for any daily or weekly paper ville this week. Luil-i a new bouse. Grand Rapids who have been visiting grims landed at Plymouth in 1(00. send C cents in postage stamps to H. Mra. Christie Aldrich and son who Foster Chaffee. Western Pass. Agt., 1 or magazine published in the United the former’s brother Will Aldrich and Edith Gillispitfhju, ended a month’s They worked untiringly and unceaaor Thos. Henry,-Traffic Mgr., i States or Canada as can be procur­ family returned to their home Mon­ have l»een vsiting her sister Mrs. visit with her mother here and has ingly for the eatablishmeni of comer- Toronto, Montreal. R. & O. Navigation Co. Maud Zerbel rctnmed to their home day. j ' returned to Battle Crwk. cjjal entries and industrial markets; ed by any other newspaper in this - in Grand Rapids Monday.. i Will Mahony is running a threshing and the present flourishing manufact­ Miss Bessie Faulkner who has been section of Michigan. .. R. S. HARTER, M. D., Howard Dash of Elba/N. Y.. is ' machine and furnishing all the help. uring and commercial activity if tho on the sick list part of last week is I’UI SICIAN andSUBOlEON. ’ *how well *' they •’ aucepeded. ( orriCK noima-u vrn.a.:pja.,: much better and returned to her home making an extended visit with rela­ ' necessary to do a good job for the HUB fdioWH tives in this and other vicinities. Span., All caallt, promptly atumdtsl. Tei» ' fanners. Frank Leonard is working Hut nature appeared on lb scene long ' to in Lowell for a few days visit, phone « of»x-. ‘ Many farmers are sorry to see the with the gang. Office at rMldiuice. l>lton. Mich. The Junior Ball Pfayera from Prairie­ ville played the Junior boyu of this rain Monday, as they expected to I Mrs. Dngnl Campbell spent Sunday . |। mountains and artistically laid out the . with her daughter at Kalamazoo. place last Saturday. It was necessary draw their oats. Mix. Ida Carpenter is a great anfier- ... James Graham is nt home from I lakes and valley lands. Tie "Crystal to play ten innings to decide the vic­ ___ .£ er with a crick in her back. Her Gull Prarie where he was working:: Hills0 long, long ago were the jarred tory. Score 15 to 14 favor.of Delton. j haunts of the red men.’s. J anitoil, the ‘ ‘ James Batetl has a position as mana­ niece Miss Lena Otis of Glass'.Creek is during.haying and harvest. ■ lakes and rivers, the abori ri»es* fisbger of. a large brick yard in the caring for her. Rhea Duonan of Kalamazoo is- spend­ : ing grounds and the mag lificent sea southern part of Illinois. Mr.’Bates F. N au.se1 of Prairieville apeut one ing a few weeks here. J coast was their haven of res•. Thbij the । departed last Tuesday to take charge day. of last week with bis nephew A. J.’J. Ludwick was at home over "Pale face" came, andI afterwards I of hit, new poeitioiL F. Shultz and family Sunday. . was the lulvunt of the ruihIjoad. 1 Busy Miss Brown of Saginaw who has Mra. Anna Reynolds and daughters. . Mrs. Patton is some better at present . marts, high mountains, la^.s un^ ■ in­ been visiting Mra. E. E. Faulkner rc. also Mrs. Lucy Buglss* virittd friends Jones At Ryan has been quite sick * land.sdetions and the entire seiwost 'f I were all linked by tbegreatlsteaut rail-' turned to her home-last Saturday. in (>M>|)eraville over Sunday. but is Home tetter at present. HANDLE THE FAMOUS I road. Climatic condition.^ have not Mix, Fern Brandstattcrspent Sunday ’ Mr. and Mra. J. Horn attended the Ur j changed—nothin'g new, except the with Miss Frankie Dpster of Hastings, funeral of Jakie Brinkert at PrairibYANKEE SPRINGS. [opportunity' of getting there,; and Page Buggies, J. J. Deal & Sons Dclton Base Ball team journeyed to vi,,e on Wednesday of last week. Henry Page and wife of Rutland Ur Hastings last Friday to play ball with • and- son . . of- were guests of thejr daughter Mrs. ‘what additional changes hotel men * Buggies, Laporte Buggies and Mfs. Clara -Loomis Ralph i ahd landscajte artists haarie added. ■ the team of that place. If the boys Delton and Mrs. EliaMteth Payne of Fred'Haymond last Thursday/ Michigan Buggy Co. Goods. . Summer h the vacation season, and are asked about the game, they do not West Hope visited Mrs. Fred Zertel Car! Potter has returned home from I Maine and the Maritine Piiov inqre Ls seem to have any reniembrance of it, last Friday. Ur Dowagiac -where be has teen at work. the vacation land, and the'MainejCenWeber andT. & H. Smith Farm whatever. ’ Edwin and Lydie Shultz spent last road.) __ 2 ' TL. The Ur A. J. Potter and family are expect­ । ti^al railroad is the vacation _ Wagons, also Farmers Saginaw E. 8 Merehonsb went to Zeeland, Week with friends in Grund Rapids. 1 Cedtral Passanger Department at ’ t ’ orting company from Grand Rapid* this vk Mich., last week to spend his vacation.1: Mra. Oren Loomis win entertain the week. . < land, will send you bookl •ta oa the Handy Wagon, Superior, Hoosier , He intends to stay until the firat of Ladies Aid on Thursday of tliis weak ■ seashore and the intreior hikes and and Dowagiac Drills. The chicken-pie iccial at Will Ward’s woods, and help you plan j|our. vaca­ September. ’ Ur fur supper. A good attemlaude is bu|Nxl Wrdni^lay evening was not very well - 1 UbF tion, engage guidi-s for .can «icing and $ " A. A. Aldrich of Hickory Corners is for. attended on account of luui weather. Complete line of Builders Hardware. Look over oury^ c — ( camping trii>s, tell you uf i attending to the bank during. Mr. The Muccabr.es Will give an. ice cream Mra. J^ c’ ” ' _______ ______ Raymond* spent’ ~S.it unlay boarding boubea, of camps ai d cottages ff\ Furniture Department, Carpets, Bugs, Linoleums.Mat- J Morehouse's absence. social at their hall next Saturday nigty ,and Sunday with ter jMrenU in Maple fvr n.ntn wll,.r,. {o bUy>. ‘ whint it Costs, Mr. and Mra. Horace Pennock spent EvcrylKidy is invited. W tings, etc. Hun in .-inti look us over. If you don’t wish 0, ( «ruve., . i and how to get there, ‘ a few days hist week with Harry Bow­ Mrs. Henry Hine who lias l*vn quitje W to buy just now. yoi; can decide where you wilf buy. Ur WilfNorrihuf Hastings was thegueat ker’s of Richland. ' nick is better al this writing. ot his father B. F. Norris and family* , ^hnSi swettes that threiSliteh habys Ur lyeenterj'i John ‘Johnson who Hud his arm brok­ 1 enn(1.„ hfe- cholera infantum. Mr. and Mra. O. D. Loomis spent last C„. .barrW <•«. Dr. Fi.wkrT Extract of Ur en and iell>t.-w dishx'ated is able to ride Friday with the former's brother .Clark balnnln. «nd bun.ta. Myron Semite, add SauSl.t.-r Uuie WM Strawterry Merer fail,; :u conquer dr You can find It at to towij; his injuries are getting along Loomis'near Cedar Creek. were.eallfd tv Kabunaz... Friday by xu’ _________ _ ___ Ur Harry Kelley’s ty'im run away unb the rerioui*.illness of Mr. S s »ondi>-law Ur Mr. '.Blackman ia succeeding very day last week. A broken wagon and a ■ nicely jritb the string uf horses he hits' badly„ shaken up l»y were the results. Ur The Gleaners will hold an iw cream . in tracing. Hr has at least two , Fred Wcyerman recently killed three Ur horses that ai® certainly-going to L rat|bj .uak..^. O1„. having 1» ratttet- social at the home'of. Will Stocking on Wednesday evening Aug. All are “• The Kind Yoifte^Alwajt Bough' W winners. 'UI1O u tlp(j the other — 7 invited. DELTON, MICHIGAN. Master Gerald Buri: ib suffering ffom( . . t ■ Bears tho Ozro Pierce and wife of Irving spent a sfV‘-r-‘ attack of follicular tdnrilitis. muiter Ite. mature of • NORTH, HOPE. Sunday with the latter’s r... .... , Miss Bertha Pranshlpi i»l Wail lake Jniia’Tnrner Delayed letter Mrs >pent Egnilay with her sister Martin Hiibtenl Of Wayland was the ; DIED—Mr. Jacque Bhnkard. died at guest uf.his brother I. N np%rto! last : his home thierfmile* northwest of Del­ Pauline Mutphy Barney McMuiwi** of KalamuzSut week. ton Sunday evening. He-had been family.one day last week. suffering several weeks with an intern­ visited Nu dn hit> ever Buri«d deep euoqgh i Frud Audeni has rather a npytl In^ al alwtvits of the eyp, also one situated externally. The one externally was eas­ bivc; a swarm of bees having wtilid tu escai*) the rourrtvtiun of shame. • The world is a dark place to tbe ily remedied, but the internal one. Drs. in one side’of'the granery.. ('• ±_, l-tlWiry- of_Hastings^ IL Mr. and Mrs. F E. Johhaon of High man who*e eyre are in his jxickct. Eritch. uf*Cloverdah- and R. sTHarter. Street visited hi Will Anden. Siiiiday. of Del rm, ojterated upon, but it bad THE PERGECTWAY Miss Maud McMannis who has been gone tu the brain, so of course it was working for Mrs. •Gc«ler.ni‘ar Cedar teyond any medical aid. Mr. Blinkant Creek has returned to her hoinl-. Scores of Hastings Citizens Have Mr. Fox and family and Mr. Waterman Learned It. and wife and little son of Chicago who HOPE. have been spending a short time willi If yon suffer from bncachc, There i» only ’one way to euro it. ~ Anderi and other friends c£ Mrs. Edward Gates is on the sick . jjr*. C. The jierfvct 'way is to cure the kid- [ thia place returned to their home Sat­ list. - • nevs. D. A. Bowker is fixing bis summer urday. , A luul l«ack means sick kidneys. ; Miss Olive Johnson who hau been > Neglect it. urinay troubles follow. [ Cottdge on his farm occupied’by G. T. 1 )oan’s Kidney '‘Pills are made fur: Wilkinson and will soon remove tu caring for Mrs. Arthur Jofaneox called The Em ployeesi of the Delton Brick Yard havq decided that the people of upon her sister Mrs. Will Anders Sun­ WidneysAmly. same. De)ton aid vicinity are entitled to a day df Sports and Pleasure, Are endorsed by Hastings people. I lire Fell Elmer Sponable*. foreman in thC. B. McDermott and family attend­ day, en route for her home on High and have tlierefore arranged for and' provided the folJ <1 street.- \JmP'Boot factory. living on Grand Street. Her sister Amy returning in ed camjimeeting at Pennock's grove lowing program which will [be carried says: "Doan’s Kidney Pills are the her place. . near Hastings Sunday. best remedy of the kind I over used . out as advertised . Theo. Pranshka. had the misfortune and I am more than pleased to endorse Henry Wilkinson and family of Clov­ them. For some months I had a dull, erdale apent.-Sunday with Jay Wilkin­ to break one of the large castings on aching pain m the.small ot my back, j his new engine a days ago. He Whenever I caught cold it settled in [ son and family of Cedar Creek. E. B. Gates and wife spent Sunday received a new one lust Saturday and my kidneys. > causing inconvjenience j and suffering. Leaning ateut I Doan’s with G. H. Otis and wife df Rutland. has repaired the injury. Ray Pierce has bis span ofblack Kidney Pills. I procured » box ut A. lit 2nd FORENOON: Archie Mead is painting and hang­ colts broken so that they drive very E. Midholland’e. successor to W. H. 2:00 Hijt Jump 75 Goodyear drug store and took them 50 ing ]>aper for D. A. Bowker. 9: 30 Bill Game, Delton n Clmerdili $5.00 nicely. They make a fine looking team according to directions. In al short . 2:15 Pie aid Bun Eatleg Contest 1.00 50 The heavy rain of Mondtf* put the time they relieved the backiw le and. 10: 00 Claj Pigeon Shoot Mrs. Ira Osgood is on the sick list. put my kidneys in a better coiditkm 2:30 240 Tnt 10.00 5.00 oat harvest back. than they had been for a long lime. ” DINNER Edgar Otis and children spent Sun­ For sale by all dealers. Price 5 'cents'. 2:35 Glote Contest Mis« Lena Otis i* assisting her aunt 1.00 50 day at Gun lake the guests of his broth­ Mra. Ida Carj»enter with her housework Foster-Milburn Co.. Bunfflp, N. Y., AFTERNOON: 3:15 Free-for-AII Trot or Pace 2.50 5.00 sole agents for the United Statqs. er Clark. Mrs. Ella Otis and children of Glass Remember the name — Doan's — and. in 2nd G. B. Hart by and family are camp­ Creek' visited ' relatives hear Shultz 3:20 Bicycle Race 2.00 1.00 take no other. 1:00 Foot Race. 50 fl dad .$1.00 $ 50 ing at Gun lake this week. Sunday. 4:00 Raining Race 5.00 2.50 •Mrs.* Lizzie Brinkert is visiting her Bariel Race 75 1:15 50 MiwCEthel&Jqbnson has Iwn engigfed 4:45 Bail Gime, Delton 1st Nine brother .Tames Anders. to teach the Brush Ridge school. 75 50 1:30 Pole Vaulting - ULDRICH BROS -lotbra WELL WEAR WELL ij/ FIELD DAY ; -veliaiid &. Son, ;Thv Cl*1thicrk) •. . nd i’.-.ii: *evi!le. AT DELTON Every Kind and Quality of Lum­ ber WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23d, ’05 $ had et tpy yard. Krom and varied Flock you anything you may need l* and Repairing r - Balding tu be furnished on short ' 'f j’rires are as low as :.k-rs a-.k fur lumber of : •. q •Xlity. A trip to ; 'I <ave you money, no -w far away; yi>u may .e, many can tcfctify who $i- COME. AND SEE ME. EAST ORANGEVILLE. VV. a 'Lltn'n. H. Chase, ; Michigan. YOUR TRADE WANTED a le, you one of the many . r Hr\,n$ of the . ** BELTON ROLLER MILLS? > > »» > We u ouId be pleased to have you ;;lve us a trial order. The ni^bwgrade roller flour made by us is giving splendid satisfac­ tion wherever used. CUSTOH WORK A SPECIALTY. 4 4 4 4 ’ < Richar I Johurox jr. had the mis­ fortune to get kicked on the side by a horse one day last week. Olive Jnhnson returned to her home near Shultz Sunday after a three wt^k htay”at’*Art"johncox’s. Amy Johnson came back to work for them die same day. Several from here contemplate at­ tending the Farmers picnic at Gun lake this week. Mra. Wm. E. Johncox is expecting her mother Mra Schwaukoff of Pales­ tine, Ind., next Thursday. Many persons in this community are suffering Jrom kidney complaint who could avoid fatal results by using Foley’s Kidney Cure, tor sate bv Arthur E. Mulholland, successor to TV H. Goodyear. , A croolouJ wulk rix>»»acrippl«l wiU. DELTON ROLLER MILLS, [ OELTOR, M1CHNAM. MUSIC BY DELTON AND CLOVERDALE BANDS. ALL DAY $ B~.IL. IMMteiW Mrs. Chas. Hall and daughters visited Mra. Ed'Newton one day last week. Xhose that attended the picnic ut Thornapple lake August (» report a good time, especially the boys that helped win the ImlB game. Mr. and Mrs. J. Daly and daughter Sarah visited A. E. Phillipa and fam­ ily one day last week. Mra. Sarah Kline is attending camp-' meeting at Pennock’s grove. George Lankard and family spent Sunday, in Kalamazoo. The frittids of Rowaen will te pained to learn that he lies very sick with typhoid feveYat his home in Kal­ amazoo. The Maccabees of &huiM wish to announce that there will te an ice cream social at their ball in Shultz Saturday evening. Mr. and Mra. Eli Robinson enter­ tained company from Lake Odessa one day Iwt week. -‘x rs Winners Delton State Bank HINDS CORNERS. 1:45 Hop. Skip and Jump,and Broad Jump, each ?We Per cent on Q Pay t) Deposits. W e loan money on Real Estate । or good Bankable Paper. We< loan’-our money at home, and do i business with 'people we know > are all right. We do a safe, eon-1 servatiTe business and have ' < Honey to Loan ( ( at reasonable rates. Deed*, i nortgages nnd Legal Papers Drawn. < New York Drafts, Insurance' and Bonds Sold. • DIRECTORS: .A. A. ALDRICH, President, r J. G. HUGHES. V. President. E. S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. .DR. McLEAY. 'WILLIAM ELLIOTT. ' L. P. TERPENNING. .JAMES CQLLINS. DANCE - 4:40 Tog of War 75 IN 50 • $5.00 - Boi of Cigars EXPERTS BARRED THE EVENING Everybody Come and Enjoy a Good Day of Sports President, JIM SHERLOW; Secretary, FRANK VAN TYNE, Treasurer, ED. ACKER, . Marshal, FELIX CHAMBERLAIN. �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGU3T 17. 1905. DAYS ~ 1A! STOCK REDUCTION SALE IV:; W ---- ------ ------------------------------- ------------------- :------- ----------------------------------- - S To Close out Our Stock of SUMMER -WEIGHT SUITS We offer you the choice of OUR ENTIRE STOCK of these Goods, blacks and blues, only, reserved, at the following extraordinary low prices: SK All $14.00, $15.00, $16.00, $18.00 and $20.00 Suits at $10.89 7.89 Ail 10.00 and 12.00 Suits 5.89 All 7.00 and 8.00 Suits SALE BEGINS AUGUST 16th and lasts until AUGUST Z6lh, CSS IT Chidester & 1 A f A lllf f\ KI “T" |\ | | urton, Leading Clothiers x WANTED—To lease a good modern LACEY. David Perrault, wife and son Ed. I houst* centrally located. Inquire at tho ' CORRESPONDENCE. A party from’ Assyria and Lacey Burr Trumble and Ferry Barnum all BANNER office. have gone to Fine lake camping for a of this place took in Itbe excursion to । FOR SALE-»The Hastings Electric Rome City Saturday. few days. ! Light & Gas Co. hate a number of If you have anything useful NORTH IRVING. . that you want to sell, or if there : second hand coal and wood stoves. Some of our’young folk* from Iawo£ । taken in exchange for gas stoves, that ] The L. A. S. will be held at the Is anything useful vou want to ‘GRANGE HALL CORNERS. attended campm.^ting at Gull lake last we will sell at a bargain. It will pay buy,"place an adv. fn tbe Listen, to Bristol's new Port Huron Sou to call at our office in the Jones Grange hall one week from Thursday Saturday and Sunday. BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. Hock on Jefferson street Hastings -August 24. We expect to have a fine Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevens Sun- whistle, its a screechar.' Electric Light'& Gas Co. . If you have a buggy that's lying entertainment. dayed at Wall lake at the Hayes cot­ Mr. and Mix-Merrill spent Sunday Idle In the barn; a stove or , ROOMS FOR RENT — Two rooms The social at Chas. Olne r’s was a tage. other household goods you । with friends near Lacty. 1 suitable for students. Inquire 210 grand success all around. Proceeds don’t use: If you have any stock Wesley-and Walter Dunham's brother : E. H. Burroughs vijited Vet Mun• South Washington street you want to dispose of; a house <37.00. 1 Ernest and family from Illinois-are 1 ger and family Snndak , you want to sell or rent; if you WANTED—A bottle of ipy cholera Everett Lancaster will take a two visiting them. ~ want a girl for house work"; in j medicine in every home. Just the . . Mr. and Mm. Fraak Wilkes went fact If you want to buy, rent or thing for oil bowel complaints. John weeks vacation. He will spend a part Mrs. Elsie Stevens is sick again with ;: with a crowd te, GnU lake Sunday. sell, just try our Want Column A. Fuller. Hastings. Mich. ‘ ~‘' of* ” the time fishing in Orangeville. rheumatism. . It brings, buy era and sellers to­ Joo Bowser thinks !*• has broken the FOR RENT—Two houses with barns ____ Jupit’s Matthews and family spent a gether, and only costs ONE Charles Nickerson. anddaughter ---- -----o--— i'-record in haying' as he commenced il4 mile south of city limits. r.I„ CENT A WORD FOR EACH Aj*J' part of last week at Wall lake. • Edith and Miss Olin* Brandt made a , June 26 and fiiiiahed Aug. 11. only *top* i good pasture lot. E. E. Cotant 513. INSERTION. Try It. F. Lan canter and family visited at ■ business trip to Chicago last week. ------ ----- —~--- j------------------------ , Apple street. I ping a fevV days to cut wheat ' WANTED—I want to sell tho follow-! M “7777T,-7Z---- S------ 77. ■ Z. Manner’s last Monday. Remember Saturday next is sport*! Messrs F. Wilkes and H. Burroughs ing atlrlM and h»ve made the price NOTICE—Mra. W ill Petimxtk will day ut Lacey and everybody ia Invited. ! and wivea attended the Gleaners picnic ..■rylow U> eell.' One erteneion - top I J"6*'* •«< •“ crp.m thi. week «tn?y with pole «nd thill. HO.O). one Sunday nt her home near | The next meeting of the Lacey W. ftt Hustings. . NORTHEAST IRVING. side spring top buggy a good one <25.0Itbc camP ground. Horses fed also. ; Mik S. L. Barton in attending the I C. T. U. will be held on Thursday Z Bantield Cemetery Circle No.2 meet Z Bantield Cemetery Circle No. 3 meet one side bar delivery wagon, a very I — • Hastings campmeeting. __ ____24 ______ ____ „ Evangelical with Mr. and Mm. Grant Adams Sept August at the south easy rider, these bnggiesa are all gooa DCDCAMAI UCMTIAI1 Chas. Kreigeryand wife of Caledonia ■; church church nt at tu-n two o'.'lrwlo’clock. Mr. Floyd 5. ona. <25.00. One roller drill a good one <25.00 one land roller, tin* best make 1 »nuil IIUI1I ! visited the latter’s parents Mr. and . Starr. State President of the loyal Onr jolly dub of Un will enter­ fiauOone 5 tooth cultivator 1.50, one? i -------(Mrs. H. L. Smith. ' temperance,legion is exjiected to be tooth th spring cultivator' cultivator <<1.50, two North | Mr. II.. «nd ,_.2 Mra. 1I._ J. J.P. ” Goodyear ...I and MjaM OWyB Mj MiMn>1 prraent and abo tn giro a lecture at tained by Mrs. Walter Beach in the near future, the date not set. F»irf>.Ja plow, with jointer, ---and—n-« partyreiurneu retardedirom from uun Gun iaKe lake iueiTuea- z,„ irfield plmvs,with - , puny ~ ; -1 Coulter and - a Mary Houk were guests ; the BriggsM. E. church in tbeevening. devices. vices. 1I have used no better plows, । , J A numtier of Battle Creek fishermen each <2.50, one pony '•eeringjiinder Deering.... — . * of Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Chambem of A collection will be taken in the evening are stopping at F. VanSydea. <15.00. one set three horse whiffietrees Miss Amelia Goodyear, of Rocheeter irvjDg Sunday. to help defray the expenses. <2.50. one all steel spring tooth harrow j jg.. Y., is visiting her cousin, Missw„. .’ _ , , . Quite a numlier ane getting their nearly new <5.00, one wood frame steel |' Ermina ' Goodyear. ! Th®re *in ** n0 »cbooJ “t threshing done. A good yield. • WEST PARMELEE. drag <3.00 two double shovel plows 75c 1 । the Moulton church next Sunday on each. You want to see these goods to H. Burroughs and wife amisted tbe account of campmeeting. Miss Gladys Haight of Lake Odema - soe how good they are. They aro |n 1 Mrs. A.E. Hayes visited her mother js .pendeing a few days with her latter’s father James McGlynn of Sfjuth my shed in rear of barn. When yon ? Hastings with hi* threshing Saturday. cousin Miss Allie Stimson. look at them don’t banter on price, as ; Mrs. Shaw -of Freeport Saturday. the above is the asking and selling price Smith is Ppainting a,ntinK at F. VanSycj Mrs. J. A. Cairns of Cressey is Ji Mrs. Thos. Firtney of Grand Rapid* ■• . Ike 801 I am not going to farm any more and ’ is visiting Mrs. Philo dine. • ; le’a. • have? no use for them. ' • l visiting relatives in this vicinity. Yours truly, Ben White has been quite sick the i We can .ave ymt money on yout G“' l»»» l>rugs;boughl at Mulholland's Drug . : T. Phillips. • past week but is now able to sit up. . Store are good drugs. ordent for groceries, ropes, oils, 'vorking at S. L. Coulter .s. T.„ ^i™. Mae „.d Tho Misses and Um Lila tatn,Cairn* knirotta Adams is at home for WANTED—JV® bav« :i ,ot of oU Itrease. bolts, twlae, baa., etc. pa)xn*s to sell. suitable for putting un­ ss1 “*'•?wnu“* «<•»**■ a few days from Grund Rapids where ! Hastings MaHcets. der carpets. At BANNER office. , she in attending summer school. i. Hastings Markets are corrected even very cluse on there bills, and can sell» ~———— WANTED—Everybody in need of satisfacldry good* in oompetitibn with U ednesdny morning and can be relied MARLE GROVE, Fruits. Candies, Cigars. Tobaccos, Ice anyone Make out a ll.tol what you * Mra h’tutny Whitcomb i. gainin-1 The State President of the, L. T. L. j• upon as correct at tha’. dale Cream and Soft dtinns. to give me a : net d and come and get our prices. No t.on.ectvd Wednesday^ Aug. if, iuo5, uinwi_ — K ° gave a very interesting talk at tho it B. church Saturday evening and Sun- I call. Fred Barnaby, ■ . need to send away for anything In our r) mwij. w Snccedtiur to John Mead. ' line, when you can buy better goods ; ~ Mr., and Mrs. Ernwt Dunham and day ’evening at Shiloh. He also argan- I' Dutter-tac per lb.I’RODUCm Wrt I01”?,’ here at home, family of K.n«.>ri. ri.itlng relMirr. *“><<« hand of the L. T. * FOR SALE—:A hay mare, weight . And it is handier to exchange goods or . ___ ' „ia_„ 1180 pounds. 7 years did. good family get your money back. If there 1* a mis -B-v--------. - ________ ' _ - I 1place Sunday afternoon. horse. Dr. R. S. Harter. Delton. • v-..Dili's?, take in your purchase. We jjlso buy “ “Mrs. ‘ ■ P/O. - -’Dunham '| ।” f Trimble returned to. his -----is very Burr home -soc Hr bu. FOR SALE—Find class go-cart. , yonr butter and eggs alfthe year ’round Mira’Mac Potter I, ,I«,..l.nf:"thZ^,,li'Kn’pid' -------- - — Residence 527 W. Green St. Phone fill. at the highest market prices. If quail| John Parker's little daughter, who K. ty and prices are an object we ought to week at Wall lake, FOR SALE—Cheap, new «l room have your trade. Bring your catalogs john |™,min uha ! with her mother is staying at tbe home v!j 31I‘’LJC“"'**-house. Grant Muir, 1021 Hanover. and price list, and all special deal, ot... 1 »“1 /hlldreo j of her graridi>arents Henry Damouth ■ ferea you. to our store and let us sell | P8®*6® Monday at . incent Norton’s, I and wife h verj feeble at this writing, i ' FOR SALE—An open rubber tired । you the future good,, with the ,ame Several young fellows gave Will Kelt, harness and two robes, good ' terms, as cheap or cheaper than ether, j and wife a chivarie Friday night but i Hooper Freahney, wife and family 1 She«>i>^w-4c. 78 ! condition, used but short time. En­ . 1‘OULTHY, niDKe and wont As-many of you will lay in a season’s!llid DOt 8UCCee‘1 >n arousing them. The . will attend the Bechtel reunion at Im quire 201 North Broadway, Hastings, or at Banner office. j suppllee soon, let {us see you before do- ; queer; part of it was they were not | Adaths’ the IVth. Ing so, and you can have the satisfac-1 there, TO RENT—I am fitting up a suite of ; tion of seeing and trying the goods be-; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Olney nnd non /*°«« . ... . _ , . six rooms, will have electric lights, i fore you spend your money. I . .,w Replogle of Hastings spent Sunday at John Mtmgemon*. i water, and toilet room with sewer con- ‘ . visited old friends in this vicinity last nectioie. If interested call nt Jesse ' | Henry Mungereon and wife, John Yours for lowest prices, I week. «a»t GRAIN. Townsend’s store. i I Mnngerson and wife and Chas. MungerChas, Cobb of Irving visited Miss son and fafnily will .take dinner at Io ear; tee shelled. . Lost Strayed or Stolen—One pa‘r i Alma'Marshall Sunday. Chas. Olney’s Thursday. small Beagle bounds, black qpd tan, I some white. Ten dollars reward for j wlmh ,.Mi“ “d AIU '-" “',! and wife stayed over wood-»o(:, #1.78; mixed, fc.os; hartX’M. QENEK4L STOKE. E1<“ ierr SK Stone finder. Addrem, Ernest J. Elliott, i ■‘“^“7 JLj with Philo Cline IRYINO, HKtllQflN, ™ ^‘°* *>* ^ Elm Hall. Mich. R. F. D. 1. and wife. 6Kr4s»r*~M’ . VV 71 I r NOTICE. We the'undersigned. being beu a committee appointed* by the Board Bo of Sn­ pervisom, do hereby notii ail coal dealers of this city that we to recvi’Ve bids for the coal to be used at the Uourtf House for tlthe ensuing reject any orr ali all bids. Orville C. Barnum. Clerk. Cha*. M. Mack. Judge of Probate. George E. Coleman, Trva J. M. Bauer turned morning from a twelve day* visit friend* in New VarL- John- Bronson ha.- urrhaijd tte Methodist paraona^''. tn.!1 will uiiwt n onto hi. lota, corrivt Bo; dr and '•V*:,.street*, and make twot« i • nuni hose. ' No matter whit yob call for ia medicines, Mulholland is frettysure to have it. Half the ills that m.-tfrom indigestion. Bui ter* strengthens and to make* indigestion in ;- . Rtaod Bit-' :be ‘toaurh Card of lh*nk>. • Many trirn<|» sv-l awirtrd ti« dtulnt t' Mrnrtf husband. mki COME AND SEE ME fttluUN AL MtN UNi Farmers and Threshermen W. W. WATSON, FRUITS; CONFECTIONERY; CIGARS; TOBACCOS; ICE CREAM; SOFT DRINKS. | 1?.K’«7thlng will be kepi NEAT m:d CLEAR, and I will in every wav endeavor to merit my share of patronage. FRED BARNABY Successor to John (Head. WE WILL BUY PEACHES this season, at our place of biisi nesa near tbe Electric Light Plant and will pay you the highest pos­ sible market prices. See us be­ fore you sell. We Also Furnish BASKETS to all Who Call Hinchman & Hall, Hastings, Michigan. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-08-24.pdf 671cf059ee83e7608a9f3b9dc1f2a2ff PDF Text Text Does the Firm You trade With Advertise in the Banner? FIFTIETH YEAR. THE No. 17. INVITED OFTEN TO •GO TO HALIFAX SO THE EDITORS OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. 1905. ‘UNCLE BILLY” TAKES A VACATIQN He Goes to Wall Lake in Record Breaking Time All Hope He May Enjoy the Outing. THE WOMEN’S (HIB ANNUAL WILL enteZNty .nmates Baltimore , A FORECAST OF THE WORK LAID Brass Band and Coats Grove Literary Society Will Be Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? TEN PAGES. THROUGH THE S0L0,ERS ^lorsneun.on^EYELOPMENE of EMPIRE STATE STATE AGRICULTURE Is in Progress at the Fair Ground* • as the BANNER Goe* to At County Farm Sunday. Press. LETTER FROM EUGENE DAVEN­ The Barry Co. Soldiers and Sailors PORT, DEAN OF ILLINOIS COLI Reunion is in Progrem as the BANNER RECENT TRIP. LEGE OF AGRICULTURE. gixis to press. The prospects seem verybright for a Buccetwful reunion. We EDITORS IMPRESSIONS OF SWITZERLAND FURNISHES boi«e the • ’ boys ” may have favorable PROSPEROUS FARM­ AN INTERESTING CITY TMF MlRTflRir Al TnDir ,anMical Hterery. knd.it goes withweather. With that everything points, MAINTENENCE OF I nt nlo I UnlLAL TOrlC out saying that it will te very interus­ ING COMMUNITIES to one pf the very test gatherings of! SOIL FERTILITY --------- i ting. . Everyone is invited, to attend. I this kind in the history of the county. I V. lu re ••Tommy Atkh.s” the British AV«led ,„a l.«ructl« Prozrnm :iJ*,;"h,"®“r‘,‘',“fl‘‘ Tho officers of the reunion request Berries and Grapes An Important •• into the lives of the county’s unfor- । that'wherever possible the .homes and ., The Moat Important Proposition Be­ Compiled ^Vith Many New Fea­ innate ones is certainly a moat laudable Crop. Also Visited a Portion Of business places of the city te decorated I fore The People of Michigan. tures Presented. | one, and will surely Im- highly appreciwith flags, bunting etc. . j Pennsylvania On His Trip. ’ . • Now Time to Act. ■ :(in>riy, Atkin-'" th* British sol­ The Women’sjClub annual year lxx«M at(l^ :, In visiting otter siaies states | PICNIC AT TMORNAPPLE LAKE »milium places [uiiiTs in in Qiaer . • :> \< ry nuch in evidence inlialiis out. It shown an interesting outlii » KnoU-ing the wonderful dereiopmact CHANGE IN FIRftl. ; vuaji than MUI our uwu own we we »r«j are api apt IO to UeCHCrifXdeescribe f r» o • 1 . _! i .h his redcoat. and the The order of Patricians and the fact­ | of the farming interest* of Illinois dur­ of wor kx|or t he coming year, sever I ■it .-■•iter Ikix“ -Vick jmrtabove his ory men of this city will picnic at ing the past few years, and understand­ promise well. ’ ’ Sometime $ome time before theiH theil new. and taken powreiun. Mr. Du- the farming community as uninterret- Tbomapple lake Monday. Sept. 4th ur.lv a -ight that attracts the atpmmiw.wen. ing too the very important port in that .UK or of litUi, importance d,y |iomMin L j.rV]^ o( .-.i<ir. u( uue nut accustomed to it. Ha1cluaing meeting the club voted SwitzJ | Boise understands the meat businem. work taken by Eugrhe -Davenport, ■ Leaving home Un the morning we „ n Harbor, will l» the orator of the . .H the only city in all Canada that formerly of Woodland, but now Dean erland for the historical topic fur , th»j and we wish him successs rami in Niagara late in the evening ,Uy. Then, will be apo^a ot all kind, and Director of the Illinois College of • >-4- garris-i>ned by British troops. romiiijg year and the list of topics tx-ari and after a night', relreahing »l,»p wo during the day for which liberal priaee Agriculture, the BANNER requested tllis will nut be.long continued, as ADVERTISED LETTERS. ‘nK directly on Switzerland in the new year book gkM-w goe. tr> show me the cummitu eoinmltUtV iIr laaae Good. flood. ; ' . . , — *2?.. v'» 1«-■ — are and then will alao be a ball Dean Davenport to write* us something . angrmviits have lieen made for the ? v«»> "vwn. u> jnuw q ^ r- Iwwla. Lewi^ DeboiM.. Deteise, Isaac —offered found a wealth iif i»f material concerning*, concerning*1 Erue8t Eniest Huughudlng Hunghteling(8) (8) Washington, Washington , ,g “nl,ey RR’ - K«’ n,Hl{ making ‘DK 4,n, only F teo twoj game. game. A dance will be given both in'regard to state develoixnnent df ag­ 'i-jjawal uf all British regulars, arid this little Europtean republic which has 1 ' Huffman. Miss Ethel Johnson (2) Mr. | 8t< ‘ ps ’ Illuwl,lf< through the famous nur; afternoon and evening, music .to te riculture. and especially the mainten­ I'liM '' will be taken by CanaInmUhxl Matorj- with K many inm.^ Horbnrt Morehonw. Him Blanche ---------1. “T0’ ,*,arm ." °‘£ I?ebp° ,1hUv‘“’ fanjiahod Iqr Troxel-’s orchestra. Every ance of. soil fertility. This he has ’ -P-. Ab was staled last week, I N. Y. We arrived tn Geneva, a place bqdy come and hair a good time. ’ kindly dine. He modestly refrained ■ i .lita-i i-. -trongly British in hersymtrious names; whose historic spots and - Sweleng. of 14,000 but still a village, early in ---------------- -------lofty mountain peaks are the Mecca for | qd’stcms aud manners. It was from sj>eaking of Illinois, or his own the day. having several hours to visit thousand of tourists yearly and which I the:-uilr quite hatnral for Halifax to work. But we are able to say that it the scenes of tbip tteMltiful lake town. 1 AVI wuh through his efforts that the legis­ ■ in slrong syin]ia^iy with the south tears the proud distinction of being f * Geneva in connected with th- outside C C lature of Dlinois took up the subject, .v..; the iate rrl«ellion in this counthe test governed country tn the world | world by Lehigh galley, N. Y Con and Dean Davenport hud charge of the ;iry. .mJ many of the vessel owners uf to-day. Club members will surely gain ! • tral. Ogden & Auburn railroad’s and J lill/LLKJ work of makings "soil map” of the t>• made large fortunes by.’*runa muctemore fompreben.sivt> idea of j . Erie Canal and Seneca lake. It is iu- j . --------- ! state. That is, the soil on each quart- " ining hljckades” of southern aorta this beautiful and interesting country BRIGHT PROSPECTS POR A SUC­ and it, quaint and ncrling i«a.pl,, than *O CHANG!; TO BE MADE IN PKIC- . ' ’ ’1 “n ’‘d* ’'**1 ">*” '*“ T,rtt- Leaving' PARTIES DUPED MANY IN GRAj er section, wav examined by chemical during the »var. The money gained in . ■ tniu ; rtlurNM u*a. kxr.Nttterl .iw,.rtTvrI this place we would around the hills J CESSFUL YEAR ARE AHEAD OF -, experts, who determined whit if any ---manner didn’t avail them much, ever before. to the Naples vallqy. On thi- route TIOT CO. CLAIMING TO REPREES OF ADMISSION. NOW’ LOW. fertilisers were required, and the own­ many of them, with more loy­ The .miscellaneous topics which pom­ THE SCHOOLS OF THIS CITY. we passed the government experiment | SENT GRATIOT HERALD. • EST IN THE STATE er was told for what crops his land - v t’.’ini dherotiem. invested their prise the rest of jibe program cover a station a short distance from Geneva. was best adapted, "and what was need­ i-r.n ■ <-ds in liimda uf the Confederacy, wide range. Amonv them are: Home While at Geneva 1 met the foreman: ed to maintain the fertility of-his land. . wh.s h ••vrutuidly were not worth the PROSPECTS GOOD XX" ■ a recor° bre*xof the farm of Mr. tewis. a rioted SAME PARTIES WORKED This work has added immensely, tu thu [ ,q- r were printed on. ThesplenFOR BIG ATTENDANCE produetiviuss of farms in lU&uia./ h“d. 'V ■ HASTINGS MERCHANTS The California! Wizard: Nervous ING ATTENDANCE ■'.'T .i;-‘ •••rdrtcatit>ns of Halifax have given station ready for shipment, two male i As a state. lUinuiN has- richer soil "; " • 'ci’y -ike name <rf the “CronAtadt America. Its Chuk and Remedy. Home animate five and nine months old. • than Michigan, and if it was wise for -! .’un.!ri<‘a."' There are ibeut-2.000 The New Commercial Course Will Life the Ba.Hjs of Character; Woman 'J.•Needed This Year to Pay For Needed ; sold to some parties in Virginia, for ’ Securing A Few Contracts and Some that state to. do what it bn*) done. and the harbor is and Her Talk: Food in. its Relation to j' i|! .the , Bring iVAny Scholars: The Norm­ c„h I. Thl.CIlv. W.rrwt. Out : much more will it be wise for Michigan Physical and Moral Man*: The .Open-H Improvements on the Grounds. 1 wbich they ™x.iv«l rw and Wu hba Iqiiarti-rsj of the English North Each visit I make to New Jork . ‘ to take up this work. As a starter in '.■.uiVi.- vpuMlnm. so that shipsuf war ing of Tibet. An unusual numter of ‘ al Training Class Will Be Large. Special School Exhibit. state I see more and more things of For Their Arrest, the agitation that we hope may in­ special days are booked for the year, , : u a: .nuntry-are nearly always at . ... o ,, " duce Michigan to follow where Illinois The time for'tta’ -beginning of the and neem to te ejjpecially strong feat­ . Secretary Schantz wants us to state interest, the newnan. and oldness of ' mch< r th«vr. The presence of the .. . . .. . i . T*le Ithaca Herald comes to hand , .. ,, _ . tliat be htn.becn looking over the diff- i the customs and the homes make it I. ... city schools is near at hand, and that ures of the program. These tegin with । .uni th«- navy a* well, adds much - . ___ , ; . . .. . .. ! telling of one H. H. McIver, of Cbi- has led so wisely, we give the letter . , • . . leads us to speak of them and their the second nvetiijg of the year, whichJ1 erent premium books sent him this picturesque. In the vicinity of Na-i from Dean Davenport, dated at C rbsna, - H.-fal life of ttfffcity. which . is , .. ? • zn l u .. I cago who has victimized business IHL. August 17, IWfi. . - .. .. . excellence. We believe there was. not • is Tourist's Day. | when the club will year, and finds that hs hint year none ■ pies, Ontario Co , : should you take I gay-anu,brilliant. . ,, , . j men in Gratiot Co., claiming to rep­ .... , , a dissenting voice among thoje ac- httV0 t||(, privilege of hearing Mrs. are so liberal in their treatment of jm- an average Barrv On. farmer and give' Mitor, The BANNER. ,, , ; resent that paper, securing several .'’rowdily ite center of interest in । him a no-called farm, he would feel, . , , . .... * . t runs at the gate, as ours. The Exec: Hastings. • Mich. ii. i t. . l i : contracts and quite a little cash on a :;hdifi.x is the Citadel, khieh crowns quainted with di. work ..I uurj city y|„g„r,.t Bgllev toll of her meant tri., ; utive UonimiUd' decided to hold the Ii. , , he luul a white elephant on his hands, ; .. , , .. A. ,i.n»l th. Club hm i Dear Sir: , , . , ,, . fake advertising scheme. A warrant '.hr 1 ighest . hill in the place. Thu vchool. th«t, w.tbont Otmption. ; tMq- . ,o thc Orient - out for his arrest. Old literal rates uf admisaion knowing 1 and wonder how he could make even I is were in toe test position and did the r > -• 1 ’ I never visit my old home without given an entire meeting to Federation 1 J r-«--ux stronghold succeeded a palisade. at the time that the people want an ■ an existance. The hills uf that part of ‘ A few. months ago this same party ; realizing anew the need of a general ”f in Ihetit^tier days for purposes of beet work test year in their hi<ury. Day when the report* of delegate* t<* expensive fair ’with attractions etc. the state are mountains to us. covered If tljat betakvii as the fact, as ii cau ’ the Kalamazoo meeting in l.lqlnte-r came to the BANNER office roprtwnt movement in Michigan for the develop* ■ 4 . the j ■ teing built te safely, thee a much more sure?l.-*ful wtll'be given. 14-crnitet 15 is Swisaj ph lie the debt has been paid, there . with oak. chesnnt and pine. The tI ing that- he wished to contract for a J mentof the state agriculturally and oth! 1 ?.:ji by tl - Duku yf .Kviit, Under i p no money on bund excepting a few 1, mountains vary in heigth froxn.TuO to j page of adverfinements for businew . erwise at public exuenae. . i gtiulanw <if an English *.«luieJ‘. de- year should te cunfideiitly expected tor Day. and a* the name indicates t rhe";' dollar* wit-h'whicb to make improvoI2(Xi feet above the JjBvel of the valley , houses <?f this teunty’. he to solicit ' " 1 have teen a student of agriculture program cnnsiMs entirely uf Swas- top- "t• ^nents. The management has decided •iJI*«ii r-ir tb(j. pxrj*'viMtor*. are the year beginning Septemter 5. which is quite narrrjw. The load runs Last year the Nuyu’«l work was «n ic.s, among ctlier* teing a pajk-r on ’ and prepare the advertising. The ■ many years and am obliged to note “io erect a new horse" shed "or stable to 1' through the valley, we farms 'running ejjperiinent largely..- It is now a ili- HwitxerFand’a nathonal hero—William \T While there Jrovicl*’ ro*»m tor l<» or .'a‘ horses, but nn the hillside, in $iatny cases teing sumo, page of advertising wits to te th-*d those states,in which the-agncultaowitijated sttcccas in preparing •"Jell by Mr*. Eninia J. Goodyear. Drprinted on Sou large cards for general ; tunil problems are teing fully inverti। i*. always • divided each from tie. othi r by little teachers for their work. There is .ev­ temter 2H. during the ("hristinas seas­ ■ Uusi nrss-like they do; not care to do| distribution. The price for the ad- , gated at state "expense are rapidly forgidence that' the normal dapartmeut on. was apprupriipely chosen f<>r Bible much more until tin- money is in hand. streams fe*I by springs of pure cold soft vertising and printing the cards wan! ahead of their neighbor.*. This water* making excejent water service next year will te largely attended, and t.t>T when will be prcM-ntrd pajiers on ,’lural Hall must teenjarged. the grand agreed upon. . Then came the fin<‘ ’ to te due to two great causes— 19land out that tte preparation uf teachers for : -pBible in Literature. : character Maud sliould alsrf te enlarge*!- anil otb- for house and terns.* The farmers all work of Mr. Agent. He flashed out ■ ,>n« is that the leading , farmers are island' is hnprovemer.t-jnust soon be made. have guoil hnildingH.) Many places in , work in the school rouih wilt be done fetches of Saul of ;Tarsu- and Queen a contract tor us to sign that could studying agriculture more cahefutly, ljf"as much nii-ney is aavad this year the valley the sun doesn't shine until with a mneh^greater degree of suerrts* • dither, The St Try of Well Known te construed as giving the BANNER’S putting it- ujxin a thorough business rtk in each of the two proceeding ones, 10dM) o’clock in the forenoon arid twi­ sanction ip the scheme. It is needless teste, and coming to consider it as -a j-;>r.: i.'. looking, surface :s said to than eVer. by reason of the experience Hymns—a Talk. t|r;d The Bible in the it can and no doubt light tegins about-thyee or four o'clock. to say that he seciinsi no such contract money making occupation; the other Public Schools. I The February 23 (stent gained the lust year. i tl-iL.ith* guni. N’c, visitor is al­ The farms are of tonall acerage, from The icomnwrcinl course which luv* meeting will te one of especial inter­ will be used fur . these improvements.from the BANNER. But tie ^us.ev'i- is that the profession is rapidly- tiecom­ l a.d to -: foot on George’s. Island." Imt the dear people must turn out • 7 to 20 acres, some though range up to ;■ dently more fortonat*? elsewhere, for ing established on permanen lines. pl.:, h I v uh the Citadel, and the b epn added will also’pruve helpful to est—Educational iDav in cliarge of । 40 acres*or higher. Bvery foot of- this the schools without doubt. This m to Prof. A. W. CbAmberlin, Supt. of and fill the fair ground. The Score- i To illustrate,—in Ihin^is the larger we are informed that this-|Mirty went fortified rocky precipices at tnry wishes thus early to have the jI slatey, stony soil is j>nt to usa*. and ■ into some of the business Itousee.of the agricultural question* ate now those ’the m>lith of the barter, would seem te undertaken iu a thorough manner. Schools, who. it goes without saying, the side hill too steep to raise grain is ! connected with the maintenance of noil A spleudid instructor j'n this depart­ will furnish a program uf interest. people of Barn- county ■ plan .right city showing his contract with another i > > ■ idnple priRcctton ^frum the -ship set to fruit where the finest grapes and (1 city paper as an evidence of good faith, fertility and the permanent productive ment has been secured, and the course March 23 will te Civic Improvement along now to attend the fair, not only er" ifijy hostile nation that would seek terries are produced that make this i On the strength of this he secured a power of the lands; while it looks to ‘ one day. but all the days, and nights will be open only to such as have com­ Day with Mrs. Frances W. Smith in u> er.tur and do any mischief. vicinity, prosperous and famous, for ! few contracts and some cash in this me imthough Michigan" were still in ! pleted that part of the high school work charge, who-will ^arrange a program too if they want to, as he is arrang- j Halimx has the imperial dock yard we can all boast of eating the Canada- ! which will lay a good foundation for । the nature of which will be announc­ ing to have one of the finest scenic ! gua grupea. Compared to the grapes, i. city. He said he intended to work the pioneer stage in which its partic­ • । mj riling ateut 14 acres and fenced gua grapen. vumparuu iu lue grapes. । .. . ,,, , , , , shows that tnoney nut buy. Three I ? ■<_ । . , . . -, . । the county. We do not know whether ular questions are the planting and ! this course. t ed later. In tl*p spring season a in by :thigh stonewall, h^i that it is terries are claimed to te a side issue. ( . .... . J harvesting of crops. Ln this way the ' he did o'r not The manual training department will Housekeepers Day Is set down for April shows in,one in fact—to come from pnifii'-ally divided off from the rest uf However, to give some idea of the com­ the fair ground to the city, evenings, j te still further improved during the! 20. when will te discussed. The Lack ; This'is but another illustration of the state in rushing headlong to the time parison. I was talking with a hanker the aitj. Close at hand is the largest ita" lands will produce* lews coming year. It has already demon­ of System in House-work, 'Non-essen­ during the fair, so that the tetter in Naples and be infermed me that he fact that it is well to cut out all fako when and moat costly I>ry dock in Canada, advertising schemes. Barry county bountifully than now. and in this j titrated its great usefulness, and much I tials in the Home, Emergency Treat­ electrical effect of the shows can te i teing fl|3 feet-long and over lOOftet in seen. There is'to te a county school 1 had paid through his bank up to Aug- 1 has as good newspapers which are as will repeat the experience of older secJ more will be accomplished. ment or what to do before the Doctor Conttnncd on past- four ifidth. "teing nearly'50 feet longer than j exhibit for premiums this year, under .Coutinucd ou page »tx. . ’ well circulated an'd as widely road as ' The regular work of the grades and ’ 1’ontlwwd <>n pi»e two • iontinned on rase three the direction of Jno. C. Ketcham, i any local papers in this or any other • the high school is in excellent hands. . Commissioner, and Secretary Schantz ■ HAND BADLY MANGLED ' and a succetwfnl year can te confidently 1 state. These would seem to be the TO CORRESPONDENTS. HEATING PLANT INSTALLED is also 'planning to have "’Michigan's SOME ATTRAC­ ' looked fur. Supt. Chamberlin hits ! best and the legitimate channel for ndTen letters reached us too late this ■ ; । Matchless Oratur” Patrick H. Kelley. TIVE BARGAINS shown u mastery of the details of the In Court-House. : Work Completed State Supt. cf Pubic Instruction, to Herman McConnell Had His Right "rlising’ai,,! th. bnslnn. man knew. wook. We.-have to go to pros right '"with whom he is dealing,' and should after dinner each Wednesday. • organization^ of the. forces at his comWe Hand Badly Injured Monday make an address some forenoon or eve­ This Week. Committee Entitled te able to assure himself of" the value * ■ mand. and has the best corps of teach­ cannot handle news letters that reach W, E. Merritt, the Dry Goods Man ning during the fair. The Secy’, so at Table Factory. ! of what he paye for. . ers Hustings ever had to aid him in the To Much Credit. us Wednesday morning as there is thoroughly believes in education along Offer* Some Attractive Prices work of the schools. Monday afternoon Herman McConnell, other copy ahead of it every. tieek. Meaars Weatherly A: Piute have al) lines, as the. keynote to miiocwm, We. again urge our good friends to tn Hi* Adv. completed the teurk.of. installing the tliat Ijc is planning ii,.regular carnival while at work on a spfndle carver, got MEETING OF MIDDLEthe fingers of his righthand in V ’ *' cat-1 wit i p*q send1 ’ their letters BY THE REV. CLARK AGAIN WRITES new steam-heating plant in the of sightseeing and- education, so that, tern of his machine, and badly mangled . y f1 fipmt . i". Merritt, the well,, known FIRST Mat MAIL MONDAYS. That will cuqrt house. )ind it certainly seems to the people can guhumu from the fair ■ i-ji;:- of this- city, has an, onthe iniddl^and ring | finger, and had ' help ns all. Next week wi shall enAnother Letter From California to lie a very creditable piece of work. with food fur wholesome thought and ;■ aiceinent" in this issue that will fee the flesh cut on the irjdex fingur. He Reed’s Lake, Grand Rapids, on • large the BANNER to twelve pagesHis Wife. Says They Cannot - The Supervisors’ Committee, consist­ endeavor for the entire yean - ii -. ive tu buyers. In a few days was takes'to X)r. Lon ry who ia doing •luibor Day. Unique ----- ---------------------:v-u—.the t--------Ball Game I tv Wo will'have room if. _ we rah -get ing of Su]*ervisor# Johnson, of Irving. ■•‘uildren must 'lie sent u» school, Catch Him. the letters on time. A Feature. Hinckley, of Maple, Grove and Nevins WANT ANNOUNCE­ 1 'i aS he. hu« a very decided cut in the amputation. ; ’ There are said to te 4<X» to 500 j»eople of Orangeville, haivi watched carefully laut week so we are informed an­ •r ribbon-, those who have to , who at sometime in their liles have! MENTS THIS WEEK other letter from Rev. W. D. Clarke every detail of ijuitalling this plant, LOCAL NEWS. tv uuiy profit-accordingly. He is also NOTICE. resided in Middleville, hut who now 1 was sent to his wife at Freeport. She and have insisted ’-bat even-thing ’>•- .;:»•«! fur the well known ‘Buster This is *’pay up” ttme of year. I i claim Grand Rapids us their home.} declined to open it but sent it to a should te done r^gbt. For their care Many Things That Will Interest You I’n.wn Stockings" for boys, which Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Thomas ■would request that atiy person having ! These have formed an organization j business man of Freeport. lie (inclosed and painstaking efforts they deserve If You Are Looking For Bar­ tai’* an cstablishp.!' reputation for any account or past due note, should known as" ’’The Middleville 400," who Monday uftemoon an eight (>ound ftu.tM) for Mrs. Clarke which she re-" the thanks of the board and of the gains This Week. daughter. 'lauding hard knocks. call aud nettle the name promptly te- meet once . a year.This year the is now I used to accept. Ho also stated t hat tiixfaiyere. The committee ft will te well worth-every. reader's Mr? Merritt believes" in telling the while the letter in question was writ­ having the basement cleaned and nut time to carefully read the BANNER’S for Sept. 1, 1900. I latve bills which ' gathering will te at Reed’s lake, j Wilder Wiley of Los Angelo. Cal •sqilf what he has to offer and buy­ must te jwiid. Don't put this off. But ■ Grand Rapids, on Labor'day. Among was the guest‘of Mrs. Sophia Waters ! ten from California, it would lie use­ in order. want column,- whiOh is rapidly growing will do wr-ll to read bis adv. in game te- ' Mnrphy one day last week. call at once as It takes money to do 1 "the features will be a tell 1 less to seek him there . as be would “ in popularity. It is larger .than ever fhin issue, rm well as in succeeding tween the regular Middleville trine I Mr«. Emily Wilcox entertained atent business. After a while wont do. quit that state at once. In our want column will he found an this week. If you- are- locking for a । sues of the BANNER. Jimse Townsend. and one choaen from the 4<K). I forty of the W. R. 0. ladies Thursday announcement of Mr. Geo. A. Lindgren house or rooms to rent, a place to • afternoon. Light refreshments were in which he states that he will sell on board. servicaWe farm tools, horses, ELECTED MISS DEATH OF MRS. ASSESSED 58. The two-ringed circus of Norris & ■ served and a good time enjoyed by all. • TRUMBULL TEACHER. reasonable terms township, county and vehicles, you will find what you are SUSANNA ENGLANDRowe will bo in Hastings Wednesday j’ Please note the adv. iii this issue Andrew Dumont was run in Satur ­ state rights for the sale of his Weedelooking for. If you have any "wants” board Mrs. John Wcissert received a tele-| At ---the ------ meeting -——«> of the school . . Sept 6th. Read their adv. in this day night by Marshal 'Phillips, charged announcing the sale at auction uf throe line. This mixture jateolutely destroys of this character yourself, the BAN­ /ram Monday morning announcing the Thursday evening, Miss Minnie Tnixnwith being drunk. Monday he was carloads of broken and unbroken west­ thistles and weeds of all kinds, as has NER is yout medium for advertising death at Fremont. Ohio, of her mother bull was elected teacher in the city Our\readere will find a' very- well taken before Justice Riker, pleaded ern horses at the M. C. *R. R. stock Mrs. Susanna .England. The funeral I| schools in place of Miss Charlotte Van been demonstrated to the full satisfac­ these wants. It reaches nearly every written account of the Farmer ’ s Picguilty, and was assessed 88.(X) fine and yards Saturday afternoon Aug. 2tith. took place yesterday at Woodland. Aukcn. who has resigned to accept a tion of the Agricultural society officers home in BatTy County. nic at Gun Lake in our Bowens Mills cost* or ten days in jaiL He took the Here is a chance to get a horw at your -Mrs. England'was very well and favor-] position at a higher salary in Grand at the fair grounds, an^ is non-poisonlatter. correspondence. own price. Claude Slawson is improving. ous to stock. / ably known in Woodland. ‘I Rapids. DID 11 BEC AUSE IT THEM. PLEASED Yon will miss the familiar form of Uncle Billy Hitchcock this week: and the merry jingle of the bells on his dray and his infectious good humor will not lie'in evidence. All will be glad to know that Uncle Billy is taking a well-earned .vacation. He left Tuesday morning at 4 o’clock fur Wall lake, and Wore six-he was re-( ported at the resort ready fora fishing' trip. We all hope fam vacation will d<r him good. No man is more deserving of a rest, nor will'appreciate an out­ ing more. Hastings ha* no more use­ ful citixen than Uncle BiUy. In sun­ shine or storm l:e is always faithful as the clock.. The day was never so dark or dreary, uor the circumstances 1 of life so unfavorable, nor its misfor­ tunes so hard, that he ever lost his grip or lacked the cheery, hearty manm-r which has endeared him to the 1 people of Hastings. We are glad to say these things while 1>« is yet with and wo wish he could live a hun­ dred years..and enjoy every minute. HASTINGS PUBIK SCHOOLS OUT FOR THE COMING YEAR. Next Sunday. i J. M. BAUER WRITES OF IMPRES­ Aug. ’ 27th. at the I SIONS GAINED BY HIS County Farm the Baltimore Brass Band . and the Coat* Grove Literary Society will entertain the inmates of the County j house. The program will te both. PLAN TO AT TLND THE EAIR THFV WFhF A ftVFD 11L I TT LKL LK = TlflMr UllNIXI rr* \ NG \ W NDI IK \ llUlIlM H �HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 24, 1905. Hastings Banner. PUhlished nrwy Thur*l*jr BmUbxi. MLetucsn. COOK BROS. Editors. FORTY-NINTH YEAR. at picion of corrupt practices. His con- , I duct of the taauiMten strike in Chicago ! has been attended . with tumult, vio- I ■■■?■■■ lance and murdur. It is impowiible to ! account for the selection of such a man. ■ ■ The Russian and Jap peace envoys I are at work on peace terms to settle | the war in the far east. It is to be Eutt-rM utttw jxMtottee. at Harttncs. Michi ! hoped on every account that they may in.m secoud cbtos xrtlHr. ! . . . .. J J — ...-------------- . —; reach an agreement that will terminADVCRTtsiNQ RATES. ! ate hostilities and also leave such a Pfflsy •d»erti»kpjr. rates furnished on appli , mutually friendly feeling that Russia --------- ------ rf«dl«x notlrtX. On : will not, lie planning revenge for the nisipise.or xiuoux Br«witio». Utfcallne; oIjk»>‘ next quarter of a century wfiCTi-. 7c a line. Averne of wren wordt to the line. Want column, lea word fix each loaertlon. It ix claimed that the proof is moat Card of Thank*, twnaty-ftvec.-nta oach. Obituary, po^ry wVi reaoUlloa*. 6c a line. positive that a certain breed of mdBoilers of births, dt-aths or marriage* will be prtnpMfrcr ns newa matter. xquitiMw cause yellow fever. We have' Br*No conunumcnkm will be tmblUlied mi 4ar any clmiBiMaonv* uulcxs It h'-urs the always kown the mosquito was capable write: smuna and ixxt offlcc addrma. of desperate things. INTH8 THBEt MONTHS JOB PRIMINU. Tho Hanxkk if.i« o*w« tho l>c*t equipped tob oOlow In Western .MlcNr.411, and In prepared o do entry kind o( bunk and ji>li prUittiix. THl WOMENS ) CORRESPONDENCE, i CLUB ANNUAL -^- - - - - r- -M - - - - - - -RIBBON FREEPORT* 3Jrs. Della Durktie of Woodland was in Freeport last Wednesday. .nd . Kunnd T.ble citato in P' A „ iu ln Grand 0 F. A. stawl Sisson w was Rapids which Tented Itccipw. Home KetmMito. lw >Iondny on hu.inera. and Household Hints are called for. ■ ’ ’ Mrs. Herbert Freeland was a Lowell Paper Day. M®y fourth ia in "lighter v unitor Inst Wednesday. vein" and will surely prove enjoyable F, -Di-------Brayton with Miss Anna Johnson as editer-in, - - is assisting ----- .. his brothchief, and an able corps uf assistants in *’r with bi- work ln •LoWe11 -lbig charge of sume special feature of the i wet^c- • . paper-Editoriala. a Story. Pueticul. WoH-1. Miller and family are the gtujxtfi man Beautiful, * Fashion,Church Newx of friends and relatives in Remus this , Uonlinued frnru page our. Queries and Answers, are the various headings which will appear in this unique sheet which is ax yet unnamed, The near proximity of the June first meeting t<> Decoration Day,’ evidently Niiggextetl to the committee a patriotic ‘TYT p*per'‘ Knmoa" SPECIALS This week we offer some exceptional values in Changeable Taffet;, Ribion 4 1-2 inches w’de, all colors, a regular 25c value at 18 cents a yd. OWN Did you ever try a pair ik BUSTER BROWN STOCKINGS j week. Mr. Miller returns Monday but Mr.-i. Miller and the children will re­ main longer. ■ * > A SNAP Field Day him Iteen changed from the 3rd to the 31st. an announced a couple of Jveekx ago* f! A. Slraon Cid family *n- craupy- FCF. aMOR Try a pair now in all sizHH.. THE BEST EVER. uf the Retail,on. The Hi»tory of Old inlr He Freeport Clnbhorae toh w«k. Glory, u patriotic reading will be given. Mrs. Lido Moore returned the first of Of unquestioned interest will be Per- the , [week. Michigan State The applauxe given by tiio WiLkxliar- ' West Fair sonal Recollections of n'hospital Nurse Maddli-viHc and Freeport rrosis-d during the Civil .War when Mrs. Ellen • re miners to President llo.»HeveltfdecLate Announcebits at Freeport last Thunskiy. rcxultE. Robinsun who saw such, service, . Inration. that the protection guamntcod । meats. ing su a victory for the home team. and wax prreent at the held of Gettys- J by law should be given ari l would be ! t:—“-*‘To«: Woodland played here . Each year the West Michigan Stat* burg the day after the fearful carnage : given to hdwhrir.g men wiHing to work ; The Most Coni lete Corset Tut ly afternoon. and wishing to work, indjcatrtl their Fair bus grown better. Each year the ended will tell her story. An interest­ Stock in H«rry County' । experience Of the preceding years have Ji , „ . _________ ______________ Butrick is working; in H. I. favor fur th® wnt iincnt However true ; ing prograin nha been left for the ____ next been utilized. ' to tlie cTwi'ng meeting, the nature of' Millfr'x store during Mr. filler's abit may lie-that ’ -many of them have j year State which ix practically violated it There ia the! . This . ... the West Michigan is somewhat shrouded in myamys- Mjncf. st‘nc| greatest posdble'JmMn a lair and I Kair. *Ul l*^1 ‘““"X interesting tery which will nut lie revealed until it Mrs. D. Wood of Grand.Rapids wax full ciiiiu.-.I „r,l. r-tonding »„ch u. th,J "“'uUito which touy b.r- never b.d is preaented. ■ • *• — visiting at A. D. Sbejiard'x art week. Mrs. Geneva Hayea . - prex;«k-nt to -secure. Men W1IV who ; 10—°re‘ is down xui for i.a Talk II sought .!> a-viitv. siivu . ism the topic of. which She returned home Saturday muniing. the lovely .sapper provided mid all vutll*., protection of and ?, n ® of ? he m ® t exhibits she will select btwelf. claim t?._ r. .. . . ------------- Tbra follow.. Mr. .nd Mr. S. H. Hunt .nd two «1 hire, ifcm.'b d roy.i uitertoiner. ' ...ill I... ;n it... r__ .1 gov<*rnmeru iiguinrt oppression ahd un­ will be that in the manufacturing, de­ «-nc uf el,.r.ctor dretehm l.y live d.0Khten, ram.- huinu^rumZNcw Mr.’ ’ '1 ’ The work un the sekocl bouse is pro­ just treatment frou| corpdratiitms must partment where various artic’ks* will number, in which they will dew-lite ,„, Frid.y muniing.--------------------- gressing rapidly. It i*^ tel bo hojied that accvpt the restraint of state and govern- »*at the Fair weI! cbttratntfrh <>f fltfton witl|oUt . I ----- Kwmg rapimy. n u*va m,™ ” .n the thn main hall. hull . Mil* Bertha.Newmaii who,hai^lieen the room* will be wanntir the «*o ruing in ‘ ment in 1«half of the legislative rights mentioning names, leaving the club to visiting IKltim? bur Min. .1...... .1...—'__ i.l... her brritfw.r brother and u*i(& will in Min* Mr. Weber, tho secretary of the Fair, "guess who” has been portrayed. ' winter_ than they"were last. of property apd in opposition tolperaonneapdlis. Minn., muirncd to; her home 1 ’ J" al violence. Even the costly and de- • tellx us that the amuaement committee Tho flint meeting opens October 13, BALTIMORE CENTER. in tins village Thursday mo<ning. ’She plorable experience of. recent years' have been ur.tixunlly fortunate in seenr- a week later than cnstomary on account The many, friends dc^Mrs. Chas. reports a very pleasant time.! and recent months may not have fully j ing unique attractions for the Fair. of the. Fair falling on the opening week Mm. Floyd McCollom of Fenton is Gorhorn will be plea.*ed 'to learn tluit taught the value nisi n - v-uyp. eiwity pf «>,, thia . Thors is noZextr.eh.rge tor seeing’ The president's „ address. vacation rwpiijmnftut. hut something ix gained : tllCHe Performances, which arc given anecdotes and a social hour are down the guest of her parents In this village. «!«.' is improving quite , rapidly. Her liu^lmud came Monday. I Mr. and' Mrs. Orson land daughter very tmieh indeed, when » larg,. .,. ',n tbe "Uad "I'P'ifo <h- grand stand for this opining meeting. The special .semhlage of Wilktobarre minors is , <-”-ry .fternoon. Anyone range aud social feature of the year occurs on Mri. J. W. Foglesong . .. and (daughter May. and grandson Orost attended the to apldrad it. lair .nd forceful state- , l,1‘8m- “,d th8>' ,r8 “H"”!.’ "< January 3C. when-a convocation of all ' El'’41 lire >n Chicago this weei purchas- Hendershott reunion at Robt. Blivin’x. wpn! wonderful interest to anvone. Adgie thr women's organizations in Hastings *n’’ r^e in Hastings last Thnredak. stuck of Millinery good.-. _________ | I and her trick lions have been secured Mrs. Ix-wis WrMiud. who has been w..i w a. . . . .. J at a marveldus expense, but the West will ln held, the program and plans* Z-’^H of thi’Niagara Falls excursionists improving in health the part few weeks for which an- already under way, and , returned Tuesday evening. Warden Vinceitt ban Iwn whpUy exti • , .... f 11 . . , 1 .Michigan .State Voir'.entertainment will I* unfolded nt a futare time. ' Arthur Chei-sebrough of 1 Detroit who was taken worse lost Sunday morning. onernted from all taint of corhipticr. ji committee folt that the interest of the A new feature, which has been tried has been visiting relatives and fneni > Mr. Hunt of Highbank. now has in the investigation of Jacksqp prison. ' i i>eoplo of this part of the state is suf­ by other clubs with success, will be -in. town returned to his home Satunla charge uf our milk route. We lieliere this is os it should be. Any ficient to warrant them in such a a chairman for each meeting, who one who knows Mm will refuse jto be­ C ;A. Curtiss and wife were Gtin The i>i«erMiJe^ expenditure. ! will take charge ot of me the program urrer after T . , , , , , i«xc vuargv lieve him dishonest, or that he i would M„ 3bopl.'!^, Wl,.c P.y >11* L« week du»d the lergert race the u diip,tclKd_ sl„ wU, L«k» vi.ih.n. Itoi Sund.y. knowingly wrong any man or institu­ ST '? R*,,ul'' l» "5-IHe for the pregftm being J uliux Abbott and Frank Cool weit f°r ® hat like that? Why. H’b oct­ tion. The investigation of the, prison tp Gun Lake last week to run a stand «S«>ux.' Satesnmn- Bu: you forget Tbelwet her^ 'n the country were on| „ prin,^ wil| has been a good thing. It has; called during the Farmer's picnic at Streeter's H Has l»een espetially reduced, attention to some practices thatlcanriot Ijindtox. ' .from ....... ................ ... 8.—Ob. -In J -----------------SIS. Mrs. that case Rl ,nK tb.t then. i. ne-tetter tr„k in the m,y ,it. A11 in „ be defended and that ought to ahd will i . take it. 'You see. I.didn't know It had world Um,, Um ««t M>eh.K.n track. „ rich in ond ,be Pwide„, Samuel Iluuxh apd family are rec ­ cease. For these the warden was not been reduced.—Washington Life. 1th, .men The race. lor the p^,. y, and bfr lmnl reating at their Gun Lake cottage this Tesponrible. He was the victim of r«fr wdl ho eMOTd to none. The „„ u, b.. e^ttUntol on the fried week. practices that hail existed before he , cbwen. are ell filled, toe forw. .re „,d int,-rr«,„K. ei well u inWractive Christianity wants nothing so much Mtk T. P. Pomeroy wax a Grand came there as an official We are glad । lew. e.*i the iport W1U be unn.ually topica lb,t p, mMke „p (bl. pfu. Rapids visitor lart Wednesday. in the work! ns sunny people. The old. they are to be stopped. Warden Vin- , are hungrier for. love than for bread — 8 ,.,u. ____ _ _______ .cent is a kind, lovable man. whui wants Ivan Steckle and Mies Celia Bouma Woman's Life. In the Agricultural Department there : to do tbe best he can for the reform of were in attendance at the Campmeet­ “ jj prornixex to be an unusually large disNASHVILLE. ing ai Pennock’s Grove last Sunday. the priftoners ut Jackson. If h>? has i 148 • P*»y play 4in Hve muck stock., some Some ot of tne the best j • . , i-^. .. " uve He—Ix xbe really xo ci IB? Shu— uriX” to T t m1an«Nn,’nt ■" Uo ram,fry will be rahibitod Mn»i Reulien Fish and two children A family from Maple Grove lias Curious! Why. she’d Hi to advice of the।prison, they nave not tiefen er-1' 1 the - West Michigan ■ moved into the house vacated by Al- left Friday for Sberiden where they 1 State Fair. Just to flud out what It w rors of the heart, which is big arid in w»ll visit her parents. From there vin Cleves. • The Poultry show will he replete the right place. The worst of the : with interesting creatures. It will be < MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. Ira Bacheller is xerioualy ill with they jvill go to Remus. charges -of lack uf discipline were Oth ?r Grand Rapids visitors lart More than half of mankind over traced to the deputy who preferred tbe under tho same management as bereto- Brights disease. week . . _ ____ __________ _ .. I ,. 1J . fore, whidh is evidence Of the success from kidney were Sam Newman, and Jnx. sixty years.of age sn Fred Greenfield is entertaining his charges against Mr. Vincent i and bladder diso axially enlarge- J ! of that department. Hullilergrr and wife. father from Olivet, m« nt of prostrate . ! This is lx>lh In tbe Women's Department much Mia > Gladys Miller of Otsego is visit­ iiainful and . Micbignn'a vahukion of ruilroad The n-tuains <>f Mrs. 8. D. Barber Rcrousd and Foley's , interert is manifested already, cepecialuld lie’(taken at thfe were brought here from Kinsley Kan­ ing hi r sister. Mrs Roy Yargcr. and Kidney Cure property as lornpunxi with its estimate ■ ■ ly in needle work and the art depart­ first sign ot#0anger, a» it; corrects • sas last Saturday for burial. Mrs. other friends in the/vi Huger' commercial value ax with but twfo ex- 1 irreghlaritlifPhjid ha* curhl i ; —--------------- many old j ceptiwui highest of all the state! and; ment, and entries are already tieing Barlier was formerly from this place Will Moore and Thomas Cheesebrongh men of " diseww. Mr. - Rodney • | made. Tho prizes in this dojiarttnent territories iof the uulm:. Thia knfor- ' but made her home with her daughter drove out to. Gun Lake' Friday to .Burnett, ock Port. Mo..! writes: ' j xutte mat ion iirj officially givph ' i| t’— are cash and are payable immediately Mrs. I.evi Smith of Kaiuas the jiast spend Sunday with their wives. ith enlarged ostate gland ut tbe close of the Fair,, which is an and ki^fi.-y trouble for j and after year. The funeral occurred at the M. bulletin reeontly issued by thenktiouMrs Elmer Anderson and son Curl- taki two bottles of Fo intcrcrting feature to many women. S Kidney E. Church Sunday p. m. at 2 Qfclock 1 ton uf Kalamazoo are visiting friends al .census bureau. Michigan's railroad . feel better than ‘ have for There promises to l>e a fine display valuation an the books of of thu • pt antomobiles and tho latent improve-, Rev*. Yatbill officiating. in the .village. ity years although I*i now Pl the (state old.". For sale by .A. tax cnmmiiriouers is 70.. percent ____ __ of. ment kinds of vehicles. Gasoline Matthew Gilmour of Detroit is visit­ ■ Mrs Obadiah Blough uuu and vimum children ulholland. successor to W. H. Mid. th. ctinuac of MTndmilk otd v.riuu. other ing Mrs. Gilmour his wife west of uf Lake Odessa were in town Friday. ar. ,. . . . . , - ugines. wxntuuiiifl, anil various Ari. pro^riv.in thm .nd only dcvlc„ lur n>.k,nif work-ligbt • , —..—.—--------- ..&«t on the town. Bert Yule returned Monday ni Cuuto-to-m .01| Wi^u,„in .re Credit^re„;v ; ; farm are already having their exhibiMiss Grace Scott of Zion City is a frum Si x Lakes, where he was vi ed w.to «■ high twluelion uf «ucb ljOT a„^gcd for. ing hib uDcib. iid Ferguson and fa ; guest of Iva Coe. .propraA. In view of too foot ih.t| Thofoiroome.li: '_ Tho fair comes thia year a little later ; Miss jlvu Coe gave a lawn party to' Siegtd Kopf aud daughter of REAL estate exchange. astw. dmmrrat. for pwty p,,^,, thgn u dld |g,t ' ‘ ‘ t year, making the • her friends Friday Ajght. Alxjut forty ings called on their cousins, Otfke over Pierson's Grocery. tare mrtti&od M.toigmf. . raOreml ’ pro.,^ fair wrath-r .taoet Fox ------- — —— —a certain- were present. Ice cream and cake and jMrs F. C. Bruniiqt HASTINGS. RICH last taxation policy it i,< iutcrerting to I ty, were served. Fifteen hddees and lots for sale note • that not n siingle democratic 1 Lots 9 and 10. block 2. Grant's Mill Mrs. Rufus Ehret and daughter Mil­ Yule, assisted Jas. state -iij the. union is credited with a ! trick in Mddith>u..8200.<Ki. iller's store Inst Sa valuation of railroad -'property property equal j One of the most Interesting studies of dred of Wukartisa Indiana are visit­ H. I. No. 145-A farm of 30 ; acres, good to that I of 'this state. In fact, the flxBect uf® lB th* relationship between ing relatives here. Hiram Livingston LiviiigMoh an wife camo ^1avel a!ld C,V loam *Ild Uw a lice, aphids. Theso Theso states which have foagett l»en eon- j' ants nnd nnd plant p,ant ,te «8 or or aphids. , । little rolling and borders os a tin - j»ke Mrs Henry Toll of Battle Creek is home from Reinux last w/rk. , A good 8 room house and ant building?.’ trolled by den.oi ratic adminislralions j”?Ot .**.Upp’3r honey dew from 0,0 visiting friends here. . , . . InlCCcl Miss Hattie Bouma julcfwwblf-h which tlir»itheytnL-A takennasf.tozl foodfw,,,, from turned from 1 Hne fruit, aU-improved but 2 acres. R Show tbe Vt-ry lowest railroad valua­ Levant Price was at Battle Greek Grand Rapids last ■ K D. and telephone Hne.Stf miles from plants. The ants are very fond of this rsday night. Hastings. Might trade tion for taxation purposes. । sweet substance and care for the Thursday on business. Her cousin accompan her. . • No. m»i A.farm of 47 acres, fine clav aphids in a manner that seems to us Sylvia Kinne who'has been visiting Wmj Washburn i loam soil, lap rolling. Borders on a fe have been The inccc-ss of the AiuoricairmaAqge-: wwprlslngly Intelligent. They somc- her 'parents lias relumed to Battle , Iaku of *rwort' 3 from two entertaining the lat '» conrins, Mr. ment of the PliilippintM depends] ac- Ump9 canT tbcm lK,dl,y to Q better Crook. lltHe railroad towns. Fine bulIdingB. and Jfin. Cory of , . (honvllle. They cording to Secretary Taft, upon three groun,, "ld drlve awar wrtalu I No. 44V .V farm of 14(1 aerre; 105 left for home the ii£t of the week acacres under plow. 35 acres of One beech Xne’X’.1^.VX’dm^ . . by ... Florence Wash- ?n^un>?K e ! coinpanied Mj & Uno large sugar rbu>» fbe dwelmunral of the malrnal aro-hm nt ahniba and .mall trem. On bush. P lue stock and grain farm. Gwd ! burn. , Mr. |and Mrs. vroni. r.lj of the lalania, which .luni-1 account of thia mwet rclatlonahlp one AUMCrfHmipg. ‘"T8 law tho |dty«in>l well lining of tho Fili- may truthfully call the anta "fannera.” i were in the vil 1« Friday. j So 4W-A farm ot 1SU ncres: 115 . pinos. Lack of food. Tack of employ- tho aphids "cows'' and these protecting ! Will} Kelly spe Sundny intbe vill^e ,f™.i,n’['rovYd. b,l«ce ost wood lol ment. burderisome taxation brood; dis-1 “od cases “cow sheds."—fit Nicholas, lin’fruKxndpleiityorit Fins lures ; with ijis paren content among the njost patient ] and ' - -------------------------- buildlugs Soli Is > doe ctoy lontn. Nrir I. George Mille Jr., .nd wife and “d 0n« location. sluggish people and make them enetniep j ■atteded the Farm N0, “LL-“A farm of Hl acres, 86 of the government under which they 'I The Persian author Saadi tells a sto­ Mrs. fohn Ric aneoeu tnc harm- acres cleared and almost tntlrelv free' ry of thee sages—a Greek, au,Indian un from stumps and stones. Soil |? clay . er’s Picnic ut « u Lake last iaf._ week. ,.v live. Give the Filipihox land to cultiand Persian—who In the presence of Dr. A. O. Miler and F. rate, a market for their crops, and low Do you like it? Then why Siason 1and18Bnd loa!n| abwt one halftho Persian monarch debated this lav : l“y» jMc a little rolling; 15 acres ' taxes and the rank and file will have question, Of all evils incident to huwere in Hastings last Friday be contented with it? Have of the land is 80 rods from the balance; no yeanlings for independence. They manlty which Is the greatest? 'Thu Bqpj _ to be ? Oh, no! Just put on Gooch Of Lowell ua calling «mper was beech and maple; a fine will be so indifferent; on the subject Grecian declared. “Old age oppressed "••t XL'S,'.1’!??* "d’er fol>* on frie ids in the village I Ayer’s Hair Vigor and have that the fprvid American anti-imper­ with poverty;” the Indian answered, the 81 acres, also the 15 aerre, no waste* Mrs. Otis Newton who h long, thick hair; soft, even “ Pain with Impatience," while tho been very --J®”®®8 ar,e wire fences with good ialists will lose patience with them and Ssturd.y J?4.*" h°8 *nd .hasp tight; 3 caHthnn, as the Friend of Humanity Persian, boxing low, made answer, hair; beautiful hair, without a j ill . fori a long time di "The greatest evil, O king, that I can 'ood **PP>® orobnrd. Good at the home of her ■-nsh,.. did the Needy Knifegrinder, "sordid, ugbtor. framed house of S rooms sheeted -Ontsingle gray, line in it. Have a ,I morninjg Mrs. A' M. Herrington. M unfeeling, reprobate, degraded, spirit* conceive is the couch of death without .Sowton I side .nd In and lined with groulijne little pride. Keep young just one good died of life to light the dark­ has beai a grei over u j flit fobulnr well st. kitchen door, . beeutl. •*-*•'-*1 U'JUI, » DCalKl- , some way." ; , as long as you can. “<fo- tol r?™d year. Funeral i is dSSt J“?„1?.*tt!..JJ “'P'8 tf0" ''8 ■u*d* * around ling houne «ane rln „f t|,e W. J. HOLLOAWY, Hastings, rtldr/ noon at 2 P. M: The reelection of Shea as the head of cara. Barn 30x40 framed, home barn ' !rnmedi,cow barn trnmorl 18x32 । Fred Brown and Arthur Who sells the L. & M. Paint. the teamsters union its to be deplored I went over to Sunfield Saturday ■lone hen honee that cost Mis, |n on every account. It is a bad example Wants every church to know, that a r00,1 ^“J"8' •ho>’’ 2 “>rn eribe, and exercises a bad influence to {put liberal quantity of the L. & M. Pure i with tbe Sunfied nine. SJjlSSi,*6' '* h8g h°“"“- T«t»phone Paint will be given, whenever they such a man at the head of any organi­ paint with the L. & M. Call for IL ! Last Wednreday a large load of ' iuga 18 jaare rods from aobool; < sation which seeks the welfare of ita SAWMUUA I Bees" went over to Mrs. Jacob Ro “iToafrom arailroatl town of SOO In­ PILLS. members and the good opinion of putBen Mstthwre went to Grand Rapids C«MY PECTOEAL l north of town, for a picnic. Th habitant* and it mtlM from a railroad riders. Shea has shown himself a dis- on business Friday. town of 5,000 inhabitanu. I five ladies enjoyed the afternoon W. E. HERRITT * * Tomlinson Lumber Co. \y 01 Do what yon will but don't forget 4 * That we are in the Business yet, 0 * And will remain at the same old stand 8 As Iona as Lumber is in demand. 0 * a ■An.l when you need what’t, in our liu-, a Just, copte and view our Stock so fine. a Which yon will find is most complete, . T And with which no other Y’ard can compete. - 0 W W And when our prices you receive. 0 You •will l>e tempted to believe. THE TOMLINSON LUMBER COMPANY 0' 5 That 0 • Is practising philanthropy. -3 ») j. -Just give us a chance to show our Stock. 0 “ And to our Yard you all will flock. 8 Arthur E CtatiMd We don' You alw ask for. The pric lees than y You rece courteous t We keep Store in Ba The qual is the best. You are a an educated Pharmacist All pree double chec ing mistake We never ed “just as YTou will The best i for you. Arthur E. WE ARE •F Then we know that you won't forget. That WE are in the Business yet. Head Chlo the B Rennes &, ArV alldorff Style is demanded in good Furniture Strength is an important requirement Comfort is another fact to be considered. Our Furniture impresses you at once with all qualities. Our dining chairs and easy rockers Style, Strength and Comfort are never beaten. will notide our Stock is a little finer, our Finish a better and our Prices a little,cheaper .fnr the than yon can find else where. these with Yon little. ■ Renhes &, Walldorff PIANOS AND ORGANS. A. D. Cadwallader My Hair is Scraggly ^5C Wp altto offer Home exti, values at 10c and 15c. ft ft w Tie L for that hoy thaj wears ink a pair of the “jlisf. as good kind every week. MeunttM2* Res THREE LICENSES EMBALMERS When you w steaks ar roasts or call up i’HO liver to all part give phene ord tion. COLD ME Cold (^roe Boiled Loin Ham, CoM Bologna?, F People’s M M. J. We Cor./Jefferson an Phone 238. CHILDREN’S Jiffirsu HASTS6S, amrraywvdu *clal Hoe of tiFtfn'iN cum lp». Dma«, Sul OOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ He huu the txwt grades ot eoal on the mark • Order from uJbnd you areeure to be satisfied. PI:" 194 and we wil ive your order prompt attention. See ue befo ' uying LEHIGH, N and EGG, POCAHONTAS, C.C.B., MAS LON, WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS ®. CO QOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXTOOC?'■' Yoja Cannot Afford ident Insurance TO BE WITHOUT ‘lm8 J’ WORTH' I’ROTECTlNG-.u.l we .rc IS Till. 1 . L<*b1 K»'rv^ required bv L«w. deposited >»nl : »« pkid .1 riIh?‘r“lltW' tb' P*’m8“‘ °r A|1 JurtCl.lm«-all । t™'„ icht<!’ “nd ,,r MINA M. CHE One 40 ft. .Ladder. One 16 ft. L One 12 ft. L Bon t forget thi Lxch&uge ia the 11 to Ret your repair terlijg done. PEOPLE'S I W. 1. JAIUE The PREFERRED M<~S&att§g'D'"7 FLINT, MICH. b.ii t . ”’®CTOR,'01STRICT MGR. MRRY AH EATOS COWIES. Bdll T.I.Phon. 314. oodB in . d Stork eee goods are n or .and can be « tantly. I full Hue of Ho iWren mid Li , PLAIN AN fa Pillows, Des ece« with Beldin prking same. ash Ribbops, Lai ee. and everythii Children may Call ant! sec me ru.inrr. MICHIC4N �HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 24. 190i UIVIIEU OfTEN TO “00 TO IfA1W country’s development, we am a ce,- ‘ tury behind. Can you understand it? | ARRESTED THREE I cannot. A man doesn’t have to ride i SALOONISTS | over the roads around here very long i before ho would sincerely "wish that . • |_____ Continued from pace one. he was in Halifax. “ At the name time i f’or v,<Jlating the Liquor Utws. Will Examination* Next Month tlie dry d«k at tho Brooklyn Navy the traveller over our roads might well ' m Bt .vhe 8taU’ °r c#nnty- or * Before Justice Bishop, \ard, and about ir» feet wider. Furth. er down is tho Imperial Ordinance township, that would permit such, mis<r.ble ‘•.polo|ti„ Ior r,^ .„ w, ,FridJ’'for ' Yard. ,l” *2“’ honr»Halifax has the Parliament building, 1L..Z-.rm.nd l,e„. .houkl go to roB,,. . pUratbaVia good deal hotter than •’“•'■'•B.ahopind hla exJust that—-Your dollars stretched free, By that we mean constructed in LHJ8. which has some Halitu. B “ amination ~>t lor September 7. Thomfine portraits of Kings and Queens of we make yonr dollars go farther—purchase more than We left Halitar th--v.-: o, “* and Pete O’Connor were England and other distinguished per­ None" bound lor Digb, Tw^ hUore the name oBciaL chanf-i ever before and we don’t bring down qualities as a charge sonages. and in one of the rooms of through the “Land of Evangeline "? ""t removing the ~th«n. from ‘ for this dollar stretching. , the building is a small table at which made femou. by Longfellow .1 fu I ?‘l<~n ’',“‘ow’ “4 T ■ Leadiag Druggist J Lord Cornwallis sat with his aasociatee tell you amm*hb.g .X Tt^aXi‘ No- indeed, every offering is from our regular stock. ' Vt 7"“""' Ther । when the first council of Nova Scotia "W ord-red to re|xirt Septemler « for / >ues f» get tie Business. ' hdid its first Marion on board the ship examinatiun. The sheriff also notified “Beaufort." . all thp .saloon ists that hereafter' their barkeepers must neft-be allowed in their , V iiou'1 split pennies. > One .very ja-culiar feature of Halifax . is the way they name the streets. For _______ __ ________ 11'l“ces after closing hours, during Sun­ .ays get what you( instance Pleasant street begins down ; Milo, Hall of Ann Arbor, .pent Sun“T" ‘T* Th'’ '‘a-i: >r. JI i j nt the park. A little further on it day ip this city plainly atatee titan,they uv,.. shall ‘ t 11 not be allowed, ' liecomes Barrington street, when still a there at touch times. They whre furth- I . is the same or) Miss Fern Prowwr went to Grand little further on it mysteriously degen­ er directed to take away all partitions ' . eypedt io pay. erates into Lockman street. and so on Rapids Monday. and screens su as to give a free and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop went to Mid­ to the depot where it is North street. unobstructed view of their places dnr. .vive prkiin.pt and) After . this it liecomes Campbell Road dleville Monday. ing the honrs and days when tbe law >11- realnient. > and then scurries off into obscurity'. I J. Campl.,II, Of Middleville, waa in says thej- shall be closed. . ; I':.'largest Drug/) cannot imagine what this is for. but the city Monday. FELL FROM A DR AV. at any rate the .Street Car Company : W. S. Baron was a Grand Rapids ;> ". ''minty. U ha* taken advantage of it and collects Little Allicrt Sponablu was riding on visitor Sat unlay. th»> neat <if the Bennett dray Thursday ' i ility.of .all goods! a new fare at aliotit every change, in Philo Sheldon made a business trip street. morning.just as they were driving in- j to Woodland Monhay. to the alley back of Wright Rros. store. There is one thing, however, that , ... always served by / Halifax can boast of and that is her ‘ Mrs. Floyd 6rown‘ left Saturday for i The front wheel of the dray struck the I 1 and registered / Public Parks and Gardens. The Pub­ | her home, Norwalk O,. crowing with some violence throwing ’ ■ • ■ ) lic Garden is said to be one of the | Peter DeYoung and family spent tbe little noy from the high neat against Sunduy in Grand Rapids. ’ one of the horses, frum which he fell ' handsomest of its size in the world. It , . ; rt* riptimi.r are) comprises 14 acres, and every, inch of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Botum ....... to the cement walk. The front wheel . . i-l.i ' ked thus avoid-; it is utilized. It is beautifully laid Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. of tbe dray pamed over his limlM. but Illis- r stakes.1 : ’ ? wit. centrally located, and is an HJeal C. IL Thoman left Friday fur a fortunately no bone* were broken. He was nnatched from in front of tho hind j to vjsit. It is the gathering place week's stay in to.lhcrn Michigan. \V , > have subetitutj spot wheel, -on the truck of which whs a for the laboring men. and their families and Mrs. B. F. Todd, of Delta, ' I ■, >'. a.- good" yet. \ especially, who come from nil parts of i O..Mr. heavy load, hy a pamer-by just in time j are the gueata of Oley Douglad and to save him from being terribly injured. ,. I' du‘l>etter there.\ the city bringing their dinners with wife. As it was he was badly bruised, but them, and enjoying the beautiful John Harper, of Clticago. spent Sun­ seems in a fair way to recover without Tm> be-t is none tu.good) shady spots, and the handsome sights. . day with his nephew John Ilnrpet of any Heriotis results. There are flowers, shrubs, vines and this city. I ' plants in profusion, which with little Mrs. Ixiuim* Kenfield and daughter TAKE NOTICE. mi nature lakes and - streams combine went to Chjcago Saturday to visit All persons are hereby forbidden to make the spot an ideal one in friends. putting shingle roots on new buildings • LEADING tRUGCtST, ) everyway. Prospect park is also an­ L. A. Snyder, a real estate dealer of or renewing an uld shingle roof with ' S i W, M. Goodyear. i other handsome park owntd by the city, and which is several hundred Grand Rapids, was in the city ou bus­ new shingles on any building or build­ ings within the fire limits of the city acres in extent. The two Parks rep­ iness Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Troxel returned of Hast ingx resent the two extremes. In the Frank M. Nash. Fire Warden. ooocc c<;c-xx>o<x»ooccQooeooo Public Garden everything ' that art Friday from a visit with friends in and gardening can suggest to make Holland aud Grand Rapids. the place more beautiful, has been The Misses Florence and Margaret done. In Prospect Park there is noth* Harper returned Saturday from a visit Headquarters For ng of the kind.* The whole tract is with friends in Luthep. Mich left in its native rugged wildness, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barney, nf Mus­ Chicago Beef and Otis Miner lias been chosen poet- -with the exception of putting in kegon. came to this city Saturday to master at Lake' Odessa. the Best ot Michl- I miles and miles of macadamized roads. spend a few days with friends near here. Nashville is. to get a. hew industry.: On one of the eminenccs_o£tliis park, The Miss, h Mary and Hazel Merrill, the Brown Speciality Company, with a ■ । . gait Bee!.' ■ and commanding a view of the Arm. of Redford, are the- guests of their capital of $10,600 w*hich will manufact- ' o .y;>. > want nice, lender X is an old Martello tower, built a uncle .and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert nre ]»per boxes. 2 • ixa'ss :■ c«nuo and we ns. . century or two age, and the interior Dawson. X .*• .. ; ■ ‘M. 21s We de- O of which-is something of a museum. TopUlound Shoes arc alKolutely ' Rev. A. D. Grigsby, of Cheltoygan. guartmtcotl in every jiertlcular. and the ' <sa ■3 live- ■ ’.he citjy and i The tower is circular in form, perhaps a r ■ . .icte special atten- t[ visited Hastings friends the past wei*k. price-is Fall at«a*k now ready. tin or 75 feet in diameter, and possibly and preachisT at the Baptist church. Come in aud wse them. Morrill. Lam40 or 30 feet high. A The1 walls are built Sunday morning. bio .& Co. ’ of rock and are six or eight feet thick. Misa Maud Ryan returned Sunday Not far distant is what is called the Lightning struck very* close to the 5 ■ • m-d ileef Cold X ' "Chain rock “ It is said thut durin g from Barr. "'Oklahoma, where she visit­ Table factory Saturday’morning, run-, X .. Pressed Q some of the various Avars iu which ed, her father James Ryan. She sa'w ning in on the electric light wires, J .. ■ Jt v. .1 Loif. ]|[ England has tsjen an interested party, much that was pleasng and interesting put;ing 20 latiije out, of comminiion. ; OHIctn great steel chains and cables were laid in that western country, but still melting the sockets of several of them. across the Northwest Arm to prevent thinks the |>eople of Michigan have June 13, Estes Rork planted pxtjitoe-about the Ikeat state in the Union yet hostile men-of war from pissing up in his garden. Anguat 17 he dug n stream, and as proof of. the fact, large hili of them and in the hill found six i. J W eaver. Prop. •atoea that weight'd an even punnd. X : ’• ■ i -si!'! ‘Court- s|reets. ]' pieces of iron protruding from the Clxiter meistr. Prtikl«t. Of course there’ were several smaller | Phone 238. § rocks are shown to all.visitors. I might add here that on Melville Island, in sized ones but thl» shows: remarkable R. B. HltMtr. Ulct Prti. OOOOOdOOv .••."XKXXWOOGOOOOOO the Northwest Arm, is an old Military growthfor two months. j prison, where prisoners of the War of The people living near the school B. JT. Hudtrwx. gMbkr. 1812 were confined. house are having a good deal of amuse-. ment fn watching tbe jierfonnances of j ’ The Board of Trade of Halifax added little Mim Ix'tha Ragers, daughter of greatly to the pleasure of our aojourn Jeffirws Street, D. W: Rogers, and a little pet poodle; Directors by chartering a large •vessel and giv­ ing our Association an afternoon of ‘ Looked More Like Piece of Raw The canine submits to being dressed up I HXSTIMGS. MICHIGAN Cbeiier ninstr. as a doll, take* as naturally as a duck Beef Than Homan Being — Doc ­ *«jlid enjoyment, despite the cold. , 1 am to show the public R. B. m«Mr. to water his little mitofcret** giving him ‘wet'’ rain, by a ride around the • ijsjrtit line of tors Useless — Blessed Relief and i rides in a dimunitive doll cab, and sits i harbor, up to the Basin, and up the R. C. Tros*. HFIRTSj IM CHILDREH'S First Real Sleep in Weeks After i up as straight as any doll could, and Northwest Arm. Light refreshments m. Lew*. lothihg ' looks aa if he thought life was not a ' were served which made the occasion I First Application, and >1 !■ H <-iiiu. Waists, Shirte, i more enjoyable. Many of the leading joke, lint a very serious affair. D. $. BoMyur. BbUitet!* Boggy Blankets, (luting, officials and business men of the - city . “What Women" Will Do."’ though' LlUc UlittB. I mbro'dered or Plain Flan­ .ind their ladies were present, and »tbe 1 boisterous in merriment, still it is re- ’ Mite. H. K. BMcriw. The Famous Stork Water Proof I afternoon was a delightful one in every fined in tone, pure in thought and I 'jOimU .i Vautb. Bibs. Aprons, etc, ' way. The people of Halifax and ail spontaneous in action. It is a play m ,r* '•!'*«t’.i)g by the yard. l you will like to have your sister. [ aloug thut country in ;fait are known * -ir .ire-not rubber, have no I sweetheart or mother serf, for thnre is j eat: bt washed aiid dried’ f as “Blue Noses. " The name wa» giv­ •* Ward, cannot dcacribe tbe terri­ en because of the fact that the cool air ble eczema 1 .Littered with. X waa not one impure or suggestive line from • . ‘H:Hosiery for Hables, from the sea «eem to make their noses almost a solid mass ot sores from bead beginning to end. Such high classed . t .nd [.idles, ■ . turn blue in color. Doubtless to^perto toot, and looked plays as this deserve our liberal patron''.MY FANC Y more like a piece age. and. judging from tho amount of . petnate the name the Dominion Atlan ­ '• Ib^laus anti Center paid c« Savlags DtpcilH. talk the play is creating, the opera i of raw . beef than a tic Railway has namcsl its fastest train I T ; Hi‘l(ling»|Jro“. 5ilgs for human being. j hous(‘ will undoubtedly he well tilled ■ The‘ Flying Blue Now. ’’ which is Blood and pus •.!.un-- and Fmbroid*. i; money to Eoan o» indeed true tn the name. oozed from a great on this Thursday night. ' ’* : ilJL (•!£•• th< Habits uore on my scalp, Days of grace, in tbe transaction of , Halifax is a very important city .11. !_ !::ay need. from under my fin- business in Michigan, will lie abolished : ' l• > - am.1 yon will'find commercially, and from her wharves Real Fuatc Scciritv. f cr nails,and near­ right: ju’1. ships sail to all foreign ]«orts. The y all over my Sept. Irt 'next. The new.law reads: •Every negotiable instrument is pay­ body, and-every trade of Halifax is now largely with MINA' M. sdbTT Imir in my head able nt the time fixed therein, with- eK the West Indies and NewfoundlamL fell out. I could hot sit down, for । out grace. When the day of maturity ___ '/here are several pn»q>crous nianumy clothes Vould stick to the raw j falls on Sunday or a holiday the in­ MOHTGAGH 8ALK. fixctsring industries iu the city, but and bieeding flesh, making me cry i Default having beturnuah- In thoct>udltlonnot a the natural resources «rre not developed out witk pain. My doctor did all he I strument is payable on the next Miocertain moiuage rvix’uleJ by LnvaJ E. Haven I reeding bnsinew day. Instruments U could, but I got worse aud worse. I I and Emma u*ys«, boaband anti wife to John *G. as tlk’y would fie if they had Yankee did not think I could live, and wantrtb I falling ^uc| or becoming payable, on U ; Keutnr, dausi the thirty-first day cf March, IMCI, pnshfaud enterprise hack'of them. I rerordsd the twentieth day id April. ;w:i, »ti death to end my frightful Bufferings. I Saturday are to lie presented for pay- Q J IJbw "W of morlMigea on mri-h 371 mxl :«7 •■My mothen-iu-law begged me to One thing very noticeable all through < an<l on which ther- L*. <dAl>n<-<! <o Im- due at tho , ment on the'next succeeding business Q trv Cuticura. I said I wotud, but had I •late uf this notice, (ho sum of Eteyeu Hundred mid Seventy one and Forty EtRbi «>nc-Hundre«t; One 10 ft. Extension • our journeys, and which is calculated no hope of recovery. Bat oh, what day. except that instruments payable , X You will be surprised to mo what you cap get at our * । ths DolUrn. t*e»M< s the attortir.y'a fee atipulsted to make a Michigander especially feel blessed relief ! experienced after ap- ■ on demand jnay, at the option of the I x Laddct*. > store for 5 and 10 cents. There are hundreds of articles, . • to bo paid In tbe .•mid intert?>w -hould- any pro ■ nlviug Cuticura Ointment. It cooled eeedltjjn be taken to foreeltma theanme. notlne i» •chcnp, " was the good roads. No such as . holder. 1 e-presented for imyment before U : One 1G ft. Ladder. t hereby when lli.it, by virtue of the power of axle bleeding and itching flesh, and । contained In saJ.t mortapin*. 1 ahall foreclose the : One 12 ft. Ladder. ♦ matter v hefe you went the roads were the CUPS, PANS, CLASS WARE, BRUSHES, , 12 o ’ clock noon, on Satnrday. when U brought me the first real sleep in I same, >•> a sale at pubHe iiictton. io the highest excellent, and many of them had been . Q PITCHERS, DIPPERS, CORN POPPERS, ICE , bidder, at tho north friftit door of the rumt weeks. It was »• Rrstrfol as ice to . ! the entire day is not a holiday.'" I IJoiiao In Un; city of Haitlngs. on the. fourth day constructed at an expense of thousands burning tongue. I would bathe with • of September at twelve o'clock noon, all ; U PICKS, MOUSE TRAPS, * • :£?4 that the People’s‘X of dollars for every mile. When one warm water and Cuticura Soap. then, QUICK RELIEF FOR I ttutcertalo pbreor pared of land MiuRU-d in : RldH’I l l.At i: 1 thetowMhln of Irvin*, county'of Barry, and and Lots of Other Articles. asthm/tsufferers. () stops to consider how -we lead these apply the Ointment freely, and took I ntatc of Mkihizan, deacrltxl ns follow>. remit. . ♦ -' ":v| ailing ami uphols- * the Resolvent foe the blood. Soon the | the south half, ot tho •south east nuarti-r, of mm Foley's Honey and Tnr affords jjn- ’ Q OUR LEATHER BOARD LURCH BOXES FOR 10 CEHTS people in everything, and yet how sores stopped running, the flesh began ! tton number fifteen, and the north huU, uf the »— for the children to woefully we “fall down’ when it to heal my hair started to grow, and mediate relief to asthma sufferers inj. Q I north InvU. of Uio imxWm»«i quarter• “S take to school. They are large ^nd roomy aud just what they need. number twnaty-two. all hi townihlp ncraHr four the worst stages and if taken in time X . comes to building roads: /t is some­ in a. short time I was north of rau«o number nine west. euctalnlnK will effect a cure. Fbr sale hy Arthur U cur^a If any one doubts this, tell one hundred and twenty nrr,-s ot land accjrdhtc BUTTERICK PATTERNS. thing almost l>eyond comprehension. ■ to the United States Survey !•* the **in* more or them to write to me.—Mrs.Wm. Hunt, E. Mulholland, successor to W. H. Q ! We're way, way ahead in buildings, loss, the Mino being tbe nvortir.iged protniwa. Goodyear. X . Tae Thomas St., Newark, N. j. JoliX G. RtXTBB. •P . . _ _____ t Trc.tr-ral fot nrwy W. R. JAMIESON, Propt. ’ loth public and private, acknowledged _ „ „ . MorU;aifrc Pure Kettle Boiled Linseed Oil, the , X Phone No. 10. C1IAH. H.Baukh. ; loaders in every branch of industry, but I only kind, at Mulholland's Drug U W H. MlWHn s. Hastily., MM. t when it comes to building good roads, j A.'Hrs.is Store. j which are the greatest factors in a | A FEW Reasons YOUR DOLLARS STRETCHED FREE WHY 'Afc E. 32965^ T his is the busiest sale we ever held, and we expected it to be —as never before have we had so many goods to clear out or have we been so willing to, cut off profit and endure loss as now. PERSONAL MENTION. ] .We must make room for New Goods which are arriving daily. Something new this week. Outing Flannels are here. Wool and Gotten Blankets just in. Comforts from $1,00 to $2.50 Watch cuir new stock which is just arriving: Mr. Pierson has been in Chicago the past week buying hravily for his Fall Trade. We ;>re sure we can please you boih in Arthur E. Mulholland,' QUALITY and PRICES J WE ARE I Local News. J. T. PIERSON & SON, Phone No. 9. Capital ? cold meats ■ Peoples Meat Market CHILDREN’S EMPORIUM Y | The The People People’’s s Store. Store $75,000.00 Surplus :: $25,000.00. “tittle Drops of Ulater” RAW BLEEDING SUM ECZEMA woxderfxl to tblNk, uk( xp Uh algbty octal. ■ort RrMge. tboigb, than acoMwlattd wtaltb. an aa<k ap ot uvisgs. - . . emit By emit SPEEDY CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES Interest ai accoim grows at oxr saviigt baik- Btt a baik book aid start an accornt Tor voir child aid later on it will buy a college tdication or a tmsbttss. Hastings :CHEAP i : ^PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE j Hastings, Mich. Rank FOR S\1Q CENTS HORTON’S. XD.r y ........ . �24. HASTINGS BANNER. Al Rheumatism Souhwestern Michigan Thn» Jwrtiom ot Charlotte irigned » ■ • ------------- \ •ort ot “double-beaded, double-lamted :> pnilDT UfllKP I add™, to the people ot Katoo Co. io a i ■ rocoat imue ot tbe Charlotte Republi- I • - — REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. | j cun in which they claimed to be op- ] ! posed, to ’’race suicide" and to show Counties. WARRANTY* deeds. | their interest offered, for a limited time Two men engaged in digging a well ■ to marry couples at the exceedingly Wm. H. Peck and wife to on a farm near Belding last. Thursday ; low price of,50 cents each. Now comes John Tumor. 13 ac sec 24. . (u. wore killed by “choke damp:? or well ■ the Charlotte Tribune and, shows why Rutland................... gas. After tho noon hour one went | th© justices are alarmed.It appear* pranejs w. Knoll and ................ rife to down into the well to resume work, j that two of them are unmarried and . i Merrill S. Knoll. 1«> ec "w the third has been married 15 years io. Castleton MOO 00 It is supposed his companion getting Smllh .„d wife to Wm. no response to calls for him descended •ndhu no family tat. wlta M so „ 1. the well and was himself uverome by wonder «ny longer ubout tM..wUd Hasting* the gas which had killed the other. A panic of tbe justices over “race 00 rescuing party found the two bodies on ■ । Edward 8. Mowry and wife to a croes-stick 45 feet below the top of • j Charles H. Gaskill and wife. the well, from where they were taken Attorney George W. Meebem hu re- I , K , Baltimore 8000 00 with grappling irons after a candle reived . letter from ,,,, tb. oMci^e of I f(_, •nil lamp bail tall cxlinipiiahwl by | Al„k, atatiug tbai tb. , notoriooa Ak)n„ IL - k,,^. Lot, lowering ttam Into thn well. Th.- I crimil,^ char|„ R. Main., wta loft j blk 31 Eastern add. Hastings 400 oo men's namm wort Fl.her and Oaborn. ' ,u(.h , l>la<,k criminal record In tbia tho latter being commander ot tbe local . cUj ,nd „h„ „„ convictci in Alaa- Andrew B. Hum and wife to Rider, W tent of Maoeabee. at Smyrna. He was ; tho , of William Deppe, Edward A. married tat Fiaber waa aingle. h,a lakeu ,o the pcnit.ctarj at lot a and E S lot 4 blk 2 1500 00 McNeil's island, the oust of Wash- Dunning Hastings ’ r ■■■ ■■ ■ 1 ..X.1 1 iwlun.l z,ft* off ,-nuet r.f Wuah. I Duiinillg add. add. i t Last April Geo. F. Shetterly a prom­ ington, where he will serve htH sen- j William L. Herrick to Jacob tenee of twelve years. His wife and I B. Wolf and wife, Parcel sec : inent farmer living in Bertrand. Ber-children arc residing in Seattle.— Bat-1 4. Orangeville 100 00 ■ ricn Co disappeiired with <200 iu gold What is the use of Celling the rheumatic that be tola as It bl» joints were being dis­ located? He knows that bls sufferings are very much like the tortures of the rack. • H’Aef hr tranu to tnmr Is what will per­ manently cure bls dix-:i*c. That. uaordinz to (Itotuanda of grateful testimonials. Is Hood’s Sarsaparilla It promptly neutralizes the acid In tbe blood on which tbe disease depends^ com­ pletely eliminates IL and. strengthens tbe sysum against Its return. 'Try Hood’s. EVERYBODY -will talk— • School Books in a short time, and if yor. wlnt good Second-hand Books, re member that 1 have secured a lot of fine ones in the importai.t branches uf study. | UUUKI NFW2 ? HUUdt NEWd. \ ' TUPfillflll ,,n THEryr). EMPIRE STATE Commercial Stock £. Telegraph Co, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Grain and Proviaions, Stocks and Bonds ConthiuM from re«s one 28 Hodges Building. DETROIT, MICH. ust 5, over <80,000 for dried black­ : berries and tho berries not all in yet, : j arid he assured me it’ would go over <100.000 this year. The price paid is 20 cents a pound—$44'0 per ton. An idea can be had of the enormity of 1 | the bualnem when you see six or eight ' References: JOHN L. HARPER t CO, Bankers /Detroit, teams one following another along a country road or waiting to be unloaded of great liags. like loads of oats, at enormous elevators, to bo packed Jn cartons or sold in bulk.' J The same banker informed me he had Railway Time Tables. OUR DAILY MARKET LETTER On Application Michigan Central. }iaid bve.r to one man with a farm of only 12 acres. <1700 far black-Gerrire alone. Each farm haa ite own dry house, a small affair hut sufficient for its own needs. The grapre are tied, cut and packed and tbe berries are P‘ekod njo-Uy by girls and women; childre* also areist. giving healthy employment for’ypungnnd old. The cli­ mate and atmosphere Ure invigorating Tsklnr effect Auj,. j | Ha»Un*-> Central SUXidkrd T1B». m EAMWAifn Dtuion Cloverdale Shultz Hastlnn • ’out* drove Woodland ar Woodbury lv WESTWARD and healthgiving, making hard work , O. W, KVG'H.t.'r. possible, while the tllr'lft. independence dra-iii BapM* Wm. L. Herrick to Buel W. and social featun* of'|his locality are --------Sisson. Parcel ser 4. Orange­ Haxtinr,. SLATES. TABLETS^ Companies of 150 00 almost marvelous. ville. The popularity of Gnll resort which | PENCILS. INK AND young women and girls coming for is so conveniently situated, has steadily I Catharine L Rider to Daniel WOODBURY IONIA STAGE LUVH miles and from large entire to do this BOOK BOXES WiMiDRUKY after arrival o< moroing trains at {:U. Arrive* Mt loi.L, . M increased find large numbers are to be : A. Fuller and wife. Lot WT>, from b tXIA Jt-rt O»« »»»• »* »*. M. snlvw at M ooffbur, at <».. - : 00 . work, enjoying it as much . as young turnlns 400 Hastings seen on 1 the grounds and in boats daily. M. R). and train south on the C.K.fc 8. .... you will find complete. folks in this country ilo camping or WM. H. MARTIN, PROP. Tho accomodatiuns are first-class and Susan Sage to Andrew B. Hum ! sjiending a vacation at- th© lake. Hope. the people seem to appreciate the fact and wife. N 70 febt - lots 838 that this inland lake is one of the fin­ and 884, Hastings irn (X) ' are also raised hero affording still more employment for the young. est in Michgan. . Prescriptions prepared as if for Clare Waldorff et al to Albert Going from Naples valley we drove the Doctor’s »wu use. Altoft and wife. Lot 27 Wal­ 00 । to Atlanta and taking the Erie road we HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Last June Engineer Alvord and FireR K. WlLtlSON n if-. ----dorff Resort, Wall lake . Joseph Gritzer. a Batti^ Creek e­ wept to Corning, passing through KNAPPEN, KLEINHAN8 a Sign of the Elephant. mau Payne were killed in a I’.-re ; George B. Menhennick and KNAI’PEN, Attorney*. lectrician waa doing some wiring in ! Cohocton, a small village celebrating Marquette 17 Mlehiffan Trust Co. Bulldinv,: <*»»• ; wreck near Ionia. The adwife to Fannie R. Sheffield, the tower of No. 1 tire station when ho j the centennial anniversary of its chartRapids, Mlebigaa.__________ ;________ ministratont of their estate* have be- : lota 1041 and 1(M *. Tlastfell down inaidO a distance of 50 feet. 1 er. Corning haa 11,000 inhabitants and D LOWRY. gun suit against that road for <20,000. THOMAS A PRYOR. C.H Taoaxs iqgs 1500 CO i He waa falling head downwards and Haatitutn. feirt l is a busty railroad town. From there Attorneys at Law. H. Faroa. j would undoubtedly have been killed ' Catharine Roush to Stephen A. we went to Lawrenqev|lle, Pa., via the Offices over Hasting.. Ctty Han*. o«vtaeles on band . The corner stone was laid in Albion i Barry, 40 ac sec 17. Castlei N. Y. Central, through the Fall Brook . had be not struck a hone hanging in ......................... 1«» wWere fot th.re worn C •1A4KOVB * POTTER, H. V. d C. h "ha I the tower .which broke his fall and Ctadmtuf the w<»k forth, fin. new j 1000 UO.J valley, where for miles there acquaintance turned him right aide so ho landed on " C' ,T-. U' b“P<1‘ng whi''h Pbvslriautt at,d .‘}tir««m». Attorneys at Law, ta AlpheM Dunn and wife to field, of totam growiug. Tbi. little ^Soeeiunre to Philip T. Coupvvw Gideon V. Burrougha. UO ee village !■ int.rrating for many tatama: , hia feet. He escai>ed with only a few erected there the find in th. .tale. fllcc in Union Block. HUUtp. Practlc . ,Because we know you will be Ji severe bruises * ■ sec IP and 80, Rutland 2500 00 j three railroads center (here, and two A HAN1AJN. M. 0 . pleased with our goods. Farmers near Shephard. Mich, com-! rivers pass this way which quite often A. K. KKNASTON, 5Our stock of groceries is clean and 2 ’ PhyalclaD «r «Clara Waldorff et al to Elroy plain of a plentiful visitation of blow ; overflow causing consttrnation if not ' Mlddtevtik.Mteh strictly up to-date in every way. 4 Representative Sam H. Kelley, of Tobias, Lot 85 Waldorff Re­ 1 o(»1 destruction. Many streets are only 20 fGoods promptly delivered to all 3 B enton Harbor, has invited the mem­ nakea, w£oec poisonbus exhalations.are sort, Wall lake .R. V. GALLAGHER, J*bysiciah t&d parts of the city. feet wide and tbe plank .walks are bers of tbe lower house to his home to said to kill sheep and cattle Surgeon. Dooling, Mich. hfiee Sylvester. G. Hall and wife to YSeeour Dry Goods Department for 2 hours 12 to 2 p. m. and' 7 to 8 p.o fastened by wires to shade trees, stones J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, have a peach feast. Over HO of the 100 P. L Hill and wife, IB ac Woodland. Mich. Ladies* Wrappers, Hosiery, Under « Trleptioue ax Home Day NlftjL ■ ' 00 j or posts, to keep the high water from All business given prompt and careful have accepted. It is hinted that Kelley An anti-tubercular society has been sec 23, Baltimore wear etc. taking them away. Weistaid at tbe M. attention. Collections a specialty. 5Also Prints, Ginghams and Mus 5 hopes this move will help land him in formed in Kalamazoo. The purpose is SURVEYOR. William R. Harper and wife j E. parsonage, where during the Johnslins. | the speaker’s chair at the next session to war on tuberculosis in every way to Charles E. Harper. 5 ac WALTER HEATH. I town flood the water raised 88 inches in'that city. TGent’s Negligee Shirts, Jackets aud I of Michigan's salons. BARRY COUNTY SURVEYOt. see 22. Thornapple Banner Advts always pay. 100 above tbe floor, driving the occupants Overalls — the celebrated FLAG ! BRAND. Calvin Welcber and wife to up stairs to live. Many shade trees The <50.000 increase of stock for the It is claimed thut tbe house clean­ Csthryne Roush, 40 ac see TWe want your Butter and Egga. 5 grace this village, one row of elms heEaton Co. Savings Bank at Charlotte, 8. Assyria ................................ ’ Highest market price paid for pro- < ing going on in Chicago in driving 1500 00 ,ng particularly fine, a»e tree measurduce. • out the thugs and criminals has result­ making tbe capital <100.000 has Ixjen Mary J. Wilkins to Frank ( ' ing 6 feet in diameter- Natural gas subscribed. YStore opep evenings. ‘ ed in a big increase of crime in Bat­ Radford,.Lot 30H. Hastings.. 175 00 | supplies this place with fuel and light. tle Creek, many of the evil gentry coming over 40 miles, and retailing 25 Rachel Ermina Dean to Amy P. A. SHELDON Wm. H. STEBBINS. A Chicago firm is to build a <2.000■settling there. cents 1000 feet This townAbstract as well and as Real Estate Office. Dean GartetL 20’ a. d.65-100 Licensed Etnbalmer . <XK) plant near. Battle Creek for the Abstract Block, Hastings. ac aec 17, Yankee Springs.. 8300 00 hundreds of others are lighted by gas and Funeral Director. manufacture of brick and terra cotta. Money to loan on llnel Estate. Heal Kit Martin Harahey, a prominent citizen which burns all day as well mA all night QUl-< CLAIMS. Phone 292. of Kalamazoo expired suddenly Wednes­ for the expense of putting it out aad Book*. compiled from tbe Hreords. can William M. Burroughs and day while, at work iu the Michigan fumjsh complete Abstracts. relighting is more than the gas itself. The present season at Gull lake has wife to Joseph H. Bowser. Central freight house. Rupture of a surpassed all former years in social A spring bed and matteras factory and 00 rods sec 10., Johnstown. . blood vessel in the brain is supposed to activity and general spurt. Julia IL Snook jet al -to Aug­ i have been the cause. 1 The cut glass factory was ot great inustus G. Snook. 23 ac sec terret to us, it being the only one 1 Grand Rapids is said to be in the How’s This? It Is row time to tllok ibtMt BULBS 20, Orangeville 1 00 ( have ever visited. grip of an ice trust. Steps are being We offer <»© hundred dollar* reward for any for FALL PLASTISG. I im 1 lice !j Case ot catarrh (hat cannot be cured by Hall’s taken to bust the trust. THE OLD REL1ABIE. J. M. Bauer. For’LIVERY RIGS. We have stock ot CUT FLOWERS oo kud oov. TKOnaTE • COURT. HORSE SHOES. several find class rigs in connection We, the uudewlined, have known F. J. GLASS CREEK. Estate of George Greenfield deceased Pkone Io your orders. Deliveries node with our Jefferson-Street Feed Barn. Cheney for the last U> years, and believe him _A M. 000 pipe organ has been installed Shop on Court-StrC’' just eailc' i perfectly honorable I d all bushiest transactions Boni on Aug. IB to Mrs. Jake Brink ­ hearing claims adjourned to Oct. 18. Your patronage solicited. . JefferstHl f t. to any port of the city. Pkote 29. i and flnau.lally able to carry out any oblisattous in the Congregational church at Kala­ ! urd a bib son. Mrs. Brinkard was formi made Y>y their firm. EHtate of John Q. A. Parsons d.I WxsT &TAUAX. Wholesale DnirzIMs. To- mazoo. NELSON BURROUGHS, Propr. 1 erly Lizzie Antlers. ceased, claims heard and allowed. I WHEN YOU WANT Several from here attended the Work is actually progressing on the _____ Etuil A t .Itol i II V uiv Manw-a, iuk-iuwii; ..c Farmer's picnic at Gun Ixtke Saturday. MAKItlAUg LICENSES. “ electric P/WE-XTlC Jlrectly the bloud aud mureus surface* new Kalamazoo—South Haven rt fB.ga* If 1* Bal Me 1J Bit!. of i>r|rt lh--.ys;.!!., I ciUlmoiila!scut Robert Grbcock. I Menominee Mr. and Mrs. L. McDonald spent line. * VXlXWllZdX . 7jc |M>f buU1 ,.. #^4 by allfree. drurglsts. .33 •bsjW. HOYS’ Silvi Fannie M Tuthijl. Nashville .28 ■ Sunday at B. M. Jenkins. Hair* Family l !ll« for coustlration. Kq-alrlns neatly and rrctaj ;:y dtK* CALL ON U A. EATON, HE HAS George Campbell, Johnstown .... .4! Dowagiac’s oldest Lizzie Severance is visiting Mrs. PHILIP LtTZ. citizen. Wni IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND Elinzbeth A. Shaw. Gram Lake.. Jerry Colli u.-c ' . Dehli tiger aged 03. died Wednesday., THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 95 Second door south ot FcHcf. Fred M. Reams. jAasyria2fl Mr. upd Mrs. Forel - Replogle apent Ratta A. Briggs.; Assyria28 Saturday and Stun Jay in Otsegb. Allegan county will build a <3U,uU0 jail. Tommie Grifitu I hf j Hastings who MORGAN. Pretty hard .miltter for the people to has been visiting Rjirtw Waters the past week returned to hib hoine Sunday. get accustomed tb the new train servi‘My stock of other School Sup.plies, such as I on hia pereon. He bad started for an­ other farm owned by him near Poka' gon. Cash Co He was a man of good habits and no reaeon for bis leaving homo of his own accord is known. It i is believed he-wan murdered and his I l»dy thrown into the St. Joseph river. j A reward for information about „him , has been offered, and the river is bei ing dragged for ten miles lielow Ber! ' trend. W.J. HOLLOWAY tie Creek Moon. PROFESSIONAL CARDS WE WISH TO MAKE! YOUR ! BUSINESS DIRECTORY W. H. FAIRCHILD FLOWERS DAN LAKE. ROWLAND BROS. SHOES Buy Furniture and Carpets at McCOY’S ' CORRESPONDENCE A few from here attended the dance Mrs. Ed Weiaejof Manton. Mich, is < at Clovenhl1® Wednesday night I tinting her Jsiting'ner brother Nile Linsea. R- .Weaver and wife are camping at !-* Replogle Mim Ethel Johnam n«mt lain week : w*>«r Rower,, an attorney ot BattleLake. Ellsworth Barrett ark Viola Waters with her brother aud sister Hugh ’ and Creek V was *in ” Mdrgan last Wednesday calling ou old acquaintances. He will i ^tended campmeeting at Pennock's Olive. spend a few da^’niat Thornapplo Lake. I K^ove Sunday. Clarence Robinsun, wife and son is caring Hastings called on ;' Mrs. Hattie Bliss of Stolt* — spent a few days last week with tbe ! James. Howard of ------------- ---------------! for her cousin Mrs. Jake Brinkanil. former’s uncle Eli RobFnsonand family | ,u’ motber *** ' THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Have your pictures framed NOW at Phone 76, The Furniture and Carpet Man. I havt In stock Sixteen Lumber Wagons, Fifteen Top Carriages, and eight Open Buggies of different styles, a total of thirtynine |obs. These must move out as I Want the money on at least 25 of those jobs within 60 days, and I am bound to make the price that will move them. If at all interested, now Is your time Jesse Townsend - • - . - . . : : S. R. Doud, wife and -on of Hast-I Mr’ O,eo- Ban«tn movetl from Mer­ ings were seen on our street one day ’ *an to Gallinger’s house two last week. . ' on,‘ ,m,f cust on Thursday of .f ,, ' . • , , „ last week. Mrs. F..C. Owings and daughtor De pe. A ,, . ------------------------Lore of Charlotte- spent last week with ’ Bh>«t Carpenter returned home fr.,m A. Myers Myer, and wife. Mr. and Mrs. M. Seeber Martel for ? u ,v k tl,e 81“'rU MtaJnllePhilleewenttovialt her i °"r,',U”rt brother Clarence and family pear Mid- !!” dloriU. Setnrday. , Morgan ertmt. Does This Interest You? HASTINGS, IHIGH STREET ->• w"rk “n ,hc Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jobnron antl I Tl>«’«»-1ers ^the take House are children Hugh. Olive and Ethel spent ’’'’"’""W ,o »nJ ■” « »hort time Sunday with the former , snater it™ ! 1«—<1 Ethan Shipman and husband. I Mim Lillie Shultz and friend called on the former’s Aunt Mrs. J. Bush, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hathaway of [­ Hastings visited their son Elmore and family one day last week. NOTICE. We the undersigned, ^eing a com inittee appointed by tho. Board of Su; pervisors. do hereby notify all coal 4,^, cily l ; A /\ J CI O 1 11 I IO Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich Mack? Use to receive bid. for jbe real to l„ «•» <'-0->rt Hoo». fol attheCbnrt House for the ensuing Osceola Co. Friday tovl.it relative., year, reserving the right to reject any -r all Wda ’. Sugar-coated, easy to tike. miid in action. They cure BUCKINGHAM'S DYE £«.!’£. L’’.“ BARGAINS Orville C. Barmini, ClLrk. Chas. M. Mack. Judgj of Probate. George E. Coleman, Treasurer. It is a good thing to Wait when one can positively do nothing else. DANGEROUS GERMS IN SIMMER Strengthen the Stomach With Mi-o-na and Keep Well i Ed Hall and wife of Hastings were I up to their farm one day last week. j, A wealthy philanthropist in New too. will be free from siakness in tbe i York spends thousands of dollars every summer season. 1 Byron Mingcs of Hastings was on ' Mi-o-n, rratorw complete beslth to i summer providing milk for the babies. our street Sunday. . with result that the'mortality is the whole «yMent and curm hond-wlw. nock-itche. Skwplomn^. )«in, and dia-one feels that they get their dtaS’kJS’. lko 's worth at Mulholland’s Drug 18 1 8t Renns are common in 8 uruK summer and that the stomach must be store. from a weak stomach and impefect i !■ I kept healthy to fasist their attacks.. digestion. I , ____ Other people do not live on a milk A guarantee to refund the money if M?jQ-na do®8 not "bow help, is given withVvery 50 cent box. Ask; W. J. Hol­ xxw* 11. Mfr, «• a*4«reo ‘ organs by the un of Mi-o-na that they loway to show you the guarantee. Hastin&s liaouilgo Banner lyailllVl $1A a U year No. 77.No. 77 dra"' “”"*!« 5Mr- If you are looking for BARGAINS. get a glim-fl onr REFRIGERATORS at 1-4 off. . Wo are selling GASOLINE STOVES. OIL STpVES. STEEL RANGES and ICE CREAM Eiil'I'Z ERS as low as the lowest. If you are building a bouse we can show you the best DOOR TRIMMINGS in the city. LOCKS, KNOBS and HINOKS are our. long suit Headquarters for FURNACE WORK and TIN WORK- Welssert Bros t», «*•" Mkt �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 24. 1905. (NEW LIGHT ON CLARK CASE *'—'- announcement Having purchased th< »meat market of F. W ' I’lifford. I wish to an non nee that it will be my aim to keep o According to the Last Free­ port Herald. OF ALL KINDS We will deliver to all parts of the city, and g: ve phone orders special attentfop. ... FOR COLD LUNCHES vmi wont ilad anything better iuau.our « ’ol|l Meats Thsy are 11 epared by iix> experienced man. .•a.d are just What vo.u want.• ? Chas. Dubois ? The MEAT MARKET Man Two >;<»« CltB Rank. I'hone22 Hastings. Mich. b^'X>co:-oc>ooooooooc>oooooo< YOU ARE INVITED dill aud sei- the very latest uit paper. known as the ARISTO GOLD PAPER.... New light is thrown on the Rev. W. D. Clark mystery from week to week, and the latent is that there is a woman । in the ease, and that woman an own sister of Mrs W. D. Clark.' One of I Mik Clark’s little daughters received | a letter from a schoolmate in Montana ; their former home, stating that her papa, an intimiate acquaintance of Mr. ; Clark and his. sister-in-law, met them on the train a few days ago and asked them where they were going, and they said tb Kansas. This has thoroughly convinced Mik Clark that he will nev1 er return without being comiM-lled to, I aiid .we are informed that she does not care to have him. She has disposed uf the household goods and jwraomil effect’s at a great sacrifice and Tuesday morn­ ' ing loft for Dayton. Ohio, to reside , with her mother and brother. Her i brother was here last Friday, returni ing home Saturdiy accompanied by the two little daughters. Rose anj Ruth.— Freeport Herald.! Aug. 17. Tho Herald alsi quotes from a Day­ ton. ().. pamper an article which telU of Rev. Clark'; crooked financial trhmuietions in that city where he lived liefore goipg to Freeport. It appears that he was a peraistenk porrower, and that he seemed to have np idea of i»aying his I debts. it will certainly be worth your time t<> call and see 1 ktiiples of the work. . ; No man gains Anything until ho 1 willing to lose something. Hunt• forget to see ire More you huy r» Kodak. Camera, or .ppfies (or same. H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. g My Michigan : Hastings, FALL WINTER AND GOODS If yon rare to gpt up at o ‘dock on the morning of August 30. you may see a partial eclipU’ of the sun which ; will occur between that hour and six ; o'clock. the newest . and latex styles. Better leave your order now , ! 1 ■■ For That New . Suit An exchange nays that a man in a neighboring town who secured his wife throng!) a matrimonial .'agency is trying to secure a-llj voice. Just an­ other of finding that mail order bargains are not just as represented aud that a much lietter grade of the same article’ could have lieen obtained at home. Good enough for him rhe ought to p«tronizc h< me industry. The homegrown article is usually the test. Tfie man who doesn’t believe in ad­ vertising is apt to have no bargains to offei. He is in it. for tbe cold cash from start to finish. *fhe than who has suriit-% thing to offer at a lower price. : tbe best goods, will proclaim tbe same from the housetops. It always, pay-.to tradwith’ the man who advertises for he . makes better inducement* as he lias to FINE TAI LOR INC. make his advertising pay. Dealers MAC TINGS. MICH. must take the choice of catching the trade that drifts in at big profits, or urging and tempting in larger trade at smaller prufita Both pay rent, heating, Our .r.-.t ition, the l«ke«t. best equi’.’red and lighting, insurance ’and miscellaneous expenses ' and the extra sales make it easy for the wide awake advertiser to •Ue :o fill only pay for his advertising and extra cleric f • . . . c*a be reduced. Catalogue rr.alled . hire and nt the same tim? give his free. ..'meh < rp'.uins all. Home instruction also. bodge's InsllUiU. Monroe St., Valparaiso, Ind customerw-abenefit . E. LUNN RS, SASH, AND LUMBER, LATH, SHINGL S, D OUR WELL KNOWN ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER CONTINUALLY ON THE MOVE. ’. Have You Seen Our Wood Brick and Renee Posts? H id and Soft-Coakat Hock Bottom l’rlee<; hi saitjt U.ae guaranteeing the quality uf your cual.. W Pit ih-^yoiEto ascertain if these statements are true. I.chit* Egg and Rut, Pocahontas, Mass-lion NuL , i Massllon Lump, Hocking Valley. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. BAUER BROS., Proprietors. „ PHONE 254. PHONE 254. - CELERY - .. COLA ——............ 1. .li. I. The new drinh is refreshii i. All other soft drinKs always on Hand_ __ j — y._ 1 h.ve . nice ««h of Or.t>,.< Len^n. -nd B.n.n ««. Ci^or. .nd Fino ConUctionery. .Give n>» • ciiy LOWNEYS CHOCOLATES, BON BONS AND MARSH MALLOWS jc1^st%Vetrry“I FRED WOLCOTT 5. Goodyear Co. We are showing a line of Silk Petticoats in black and colors, made of good quality silk, excellent value 0 J) Silh Waistings, new patterns for Fall, latest designs­ and ctAorings, very desirable, per pattern Mrs. H. Bechtel .and Mrs. L. C. the city un business Friday. . Schill visited r,t Robert Bell’s- near Tbe Misses Edith and Anzo Lmiburd ’ Nashville last Tuesday. are visiting relative in Racine. Wia. Miss Florence Freeman spent a few Mjks Gladys Ijoinlwni. of Kalamazoo. ■ days last week visiting friends at Dow­ visited relatives here the .first of the : : ling. week. Mr. and John Fancher and Mr. ______O. B. Jones and children, w Mrs. of j and Mrs Je’tsie Erb visited Mr. and Grand Rapids, are th.- guests of Mr. Mrs. Morrift Pilgrim of Lacey last Snn- and Mrs. Robert Dawson. day. Kellar Stem is taken to tho Ixxikcase ' Mik N. Latham entertained her factory occasionally. His injured limb ■ mother M ik Fulton of Athena last seems to-be coming on nicely. week. Mrs. W. H. Sage is rapidly recover- ' | Mrs. B. Fancher and Mrs. Main ing from her serious illueM. This is n 1 called on N. luitham last Thursday. great pleasure to her many friends. Mrs. Ed Hicks of Bedford is spending . .Mr. and Mik J. E. McElwain at­ two weeks the guest of her mother tended the reunion of tlie Marshall Mrs. A. Edmonds. family at Thomapplc lake Wednesday. Schoo) lx*giiui at the Duraev School Mrs. Bello Hooper and daughter re­ house the fourth of September with turned Friday to their home in Mem­ Miss Em in n Wightman ot Hastings, a* phis. ’I^nn.. after spending the sum­ teacher. .. mer here. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. • Ethel Haynes and Estella Harding went to attend Adventist Campmreting nt, Allegan last Thnrmlay. Mrs. Earl Stokue and Miss Gertrude Diamond, of Grund Rapids. are visit­ ing Mrs. Phylls Reynolds and other relatives. •Mrs. Ed Faught and daughters spent Tuesday and Wednesday nt (’. H Charlton’s. Earl Mudge went to Sebewa Town­ ship ’Thursday where •he expects to, commence work again bn the dredge that is nt work yn the Sebewa Creek. M ns. Ned Bristol and daughter Dor­ othy who have been spending a week with her slater Mrs. Arthur Rickel re- , turned to their home at Ann ArHBr, । Wednesday last. Mary’ Augusta Day died- Thursday at her mother’s home, Mrs. John Day. aged 42 years 2 months and 19 days, i She was the only surviving child of fonr children, leaving an nged mother to mourn her loss. .The funeral was held from her la|e home Saturday' and interment in-tbo Striker Cemetary- ’ Fluyil Bai rd who has bet n suffering from blood poison in the hands is much Ijetter. ’ • •TRe liarryville Schoolhouse is having a belfry built on it. Fred. Williams is raising his ba$j and having a basement put under it. •Mr. and Mra. David Tnbl* etit-i’-. mined Mr. rind Mrs. Harry Tribp. Mr. Oria Warden i nd Mim Zoa nml Alia Brown ever Sunday. Mrs. Peter A. Maurer -ntertaimid relatives from-Battle Creek over Snndav. S. XL Fowler of Battle Creek visited bis father Clms. Fowler a few days last week. School will begin in the Branch dis­ trict Sept 4tb with Mis* Lottie New­ ton as teacher. MAPLE GROVE. Mrs. Greta Wolf is home after spend­ ing two weeks at Gull Lake. Miss May Potter returned from Wall Lake Saturday’ \ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clark of Battle Creek passed Sunday at Ed Reese’s. Mr. Mathias and son of Goblevilkare visiting at Geo. Caiinon’4. - hall Dress Goods. Panamas, Mohairs, etc, in the new weaves ' and shades. .’ ' ■ We are s.lhng many Gingham Aprons. Have you one.' 25c and 50c. TRY A NEW IDEA PATTERN 10 CENTS. 7^CXXXX>OOOOOOQOOQC-GOOOO When You Come to the Reunion, be sure and Mrs. Cora Powers and daughter Ada. of Lookout Mountain. Tenn., were in the cith,last week bn route to Nash­ ville from Wall lake. They will re­ turn later* for a visit .here. Miss Let* Rmwlll. uf Humbolt. la. who has been tbe guest of Miss Ruth Weissert for some time, left Wednes­ day for Ohio wlu-re she will visit rel­ atives before returning to’her home. County Treasurer Coleman left Sat­ urday for Harbor Springs where, he will rusticate for a week or ten days with’his family who have ln*n visit­ ing reliatives there for the past two or three weeks. • ' DePUE See WE want Your Butter WE want Your Eggs ASSYRIA. Wm. Sylvester of Battle Creek war­ in town Sunday. • ■ . ' 'Mrs. John Tasker attended confer­ ence nt Flint this week. . | Mr* Bert Shepard.-will entertain L, ! A. S. and Iteikin Hub of ten. Tbursday Aug. Bl. •' ___ Gladys Howard of-South Haven visit­ ed at Oliver -Task< i's last week. •■ Nellie and Maud Cashmere of Battle Creek visited their parents last week. . John Tomkins was quite sick last weekChas. Serven and Clare Smith start­ ed for North Dakota last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs. Quinn I and Master Ebner Quinn of Three 1 Open Evenings. Phone 86. OfXXXKXXXXKXDOOCKXXXKXXXMOCOOCOOOOOCOCOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOCOCOOOCOOCOOOOaO To the average Engjisb woman bor jewelry is merely an adjunct, having no particular connectiqn with the rest of her roller, but added nt random. Not so wttu the transnrlantic smart woman. Sh.i dresses to her jewels and has her gowns made to match them.— London Motorist, and Traveler. YOU RUN NO CHANCE If you are thinking of buying a Piano or Organ all that we will.aakisan opportunity to show yon what we have. We will do more thau that We will place one of our inetnimentn in youn owu home FMtt OF CHARM. in order that you mayjudge of its meiitf. You don’t have to bay unless it pleases you. Can yon ask or expect anything more fair? Don’t bnya cheap instrument, that is made solely to please the eye. You can’t judg? a piano by its exterior finish, but by its TONE. ' That’s why we are willing to place one of our miliar nursery, friends. Jack and J111 are descendants of HJuki and Bll, the Rivers visited their cousin Dr. Fay ebbing and flowing tides, the tumbling erects of which, breaking one over an­ and wife last week. other ns the waves wash the shore, ere Mrs. Herrick aud sons of Milwaukee i rather aptly described In tbe nursery and Mrs. Gould of South Battle Creek ! rhrma* visited their ebuain Mrs. Lizzie Tasker I and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. Doty of Convis visited nt Jay Prescotts pne day last week. Mire^Loioe Potter of Hastings Mr. Harry has a sister from Ohio vhritirig her grandparents and other visiting him. friends for a lew days Owen Prescott visited Floyd Rnssell Geo. Cannon arid family. Mr. Math­ ias and son. Geo. Hecker and family anil Louie Russell and wife pasaed HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE Sunday at (Jiear Lake. Mr«. Win. Henderabott. of Battle • Mrs. Vincent Norton and daughter Creek. is visiting relatives here. J li. DM«> IU1.1 f.uoily will ramnui paksed Sunday at Hull Lake. - A. D. Wolfe has. his hon-e nearly the Soldiers reunion ion the fair grounds this week. completed. ktrloy Bellos and Addie Penfold Gladys Garrison * kas been spending a lew days with her gretid phrents Mr. paired Sunday at Frank Cumming’s. MODERN TREATMENTS i Famous Clinton Pianos ■ DEFORMITIES. and all Nervous, Blood. Skin and (.-hrouicl Diseases. BATHS OF ALL only requires I gallons of tbe L. M. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Himtes. after a 1 and 3 gallons of Linseed Oil to paint ft moderate sized house. two weeks visit at John Castelin’s I noth- returned to Spencer Kalkiska Co. their | In any crisis it is safer to do i home. iDg than to do the wrong thing. ) Hastings, Mich,. Furniture Corners. z lliOlLATK OJtnKJl. SANITARY BREAD IS THE BEST BREAD QUIMBY. Mik Walter Bidlemun who hua been . quite sick is improving st this writingLake. ______________ under tho treatment of I r. Fuller. W. J. HOLLOWAY. Hastings. Mitfft Mr. and Mra Wm. McIntyre and Who »c|ls the L. & M. Paint. • non of Milwaukee are vis> ting relatives 1, informed by Longman A. Mani- I in tliiaplace. Dex, that un ibouMud eburcbM btv. E Mr. Byron Edmaruln and wife and fe E^t^^th.. ; •",1 II \\ ff j 1 V I ) MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE GO., KINDS ' WASTM-:-l1onng for Train lug >chnol for Nurses. Address. Itoum SO. THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, Jackson, Michigan ) i1 iu your home without any obligation on your part to buy it if yon are not pleased with it. It’s because of their marvelous TONE QUALITIES that the Clinton Pianos have become so popular. We also have other fine grades of Pianos. for the tore of all chronic ‘ and surgical case* RHEUMATISM. hiss Shuck of Jackson Galled on her and Mr*. Geo. Garrison, j Ross Muosen is spending the week disbar Mik Lewis Russel one day last at J. R. Daley's. | Frances Hendershott expects to ; Mte. Gertie Fanning and children of Battle Creek are visiting friends entertain the L. A. S. on Thursday ■ Augntit 81. and relatives here. ! Miss Ada Powers of Hastings is-visitihg at Fred Mayo's. Mm. Vincent Nort­ on and daughter pissed Sunday at Wai 4 ' T., Times, arid for whose veracity that; ; paper vouches, tella the following: j : “The 'terrible news comes from the Quite a number from this place at- ' western part of the Cherokee natior^ tended campmeeting^ Sunday ait Pen­ that a boy climbed a ‘cornstalk to see' nock’s grove. how the corn was getting along,- and Walter Freeman and wife of Lan­ now the corn, is growing faster than । I . sing spent a few day’s with his parents the boy can climb down. The l»y is i Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman last week. ' clear out uf sight. Three men havej On Sunday Eugene Freeman and wife- undertaken to cut down the stalk with 1 of Hastings and Ray Freeman and wife axes and save the boy from rtarvation I of Dowling^met them iu a family’ re-!’ l‘Ut it grows-so fast that they cannot i union. ' hack twice in the same place. The | । B. I. Eaton happily surprised his I‘ boy is living on nothing but raw com j parents Friday evening by walking in­ and already has thrown down , to their home vpry unexpectedly. He four bushels of coba’’ ! came to attejid the funeral of a cousin . Miss Mary A. Day. which occured Sat• urday nfter a long and serious illness. ; ' Saturday and Sunday he iqient visiting : his sisters. Mrs. F. G’. Silsby and Mrs. ; Mrs. Andrew Angle, is visiting' Bechtel returning to his home near i friends in Grand Rapids. ’ Williamston Monday. • j Mi»i Mary Eaton goto this week to ’ Mrs. Helen Lantz spent Sunday ‘ ' Casco to visit her sister Mrs. James with Grand’Rapids friends. * ' Breiden.stein. ** Walter Bnrd. of Nashville, in I Watermelons are claimed to be a tonic for the stomach mid kidneys. They also improve the texture of tho ’’ complexion and impart a soft velvety appearance. Tomatoes are good liver regulators and hpive h tendency to’ whiten the skin. Spjnach is eftiencious for the kidneys And liver. Let­ tuce and salads are cooling to the , blood and contain, opium, which has , a tendency to make some people .drow­ sy after eating. • all is , are now in and embrace I GROWTH OE THINGS OUT WEST. 1 A corrtopandent of the Checotah, I. I HIGH BANK. I the best meats •’ ; CORRESPONDENCE. , Said to Be a Woman in the Case, 5 -'—-------------------- —• Made of the best: malerial: thoroughly clean send whole­ some, anti wrapped In oiled paper as soon as baked, which keeps out all dust, dirt and genps. VESTER & CARTER, ! • PHUltATK ORUER. Htatv of MlohltAu, ( otttJy of Ban-T. m. .-'UUr uf Mi.-h!gou, County of Barry. At n M-«*lun of the Probate (<»irt. tor Ibr ' At A -u-ilou uf the probate Court tor t»«County ot Barry, bolden l»t the Probute office County ot lurry. hoMen nt the Probate ofltee in the dty of ■ Hx«tlur«. hi oonoty on Wed i tn the elty-U Ha"tlnc». In mM county On ’ neMay. the 3itl day of Aim. in th*year ere i Wednesday tne -a th dav uf .Inly tn tho Year thousand nine hundred mid (Ivo. ’ ct-o thoun ind nine huudn-ii and tire. Pmwmt. f’haa. M: Mack. Judge of Probate. Present. (’Jum. M. Mauk. Judsn of Probate. - In the matter uf the estate of Marte Van , In the mailer of tbe rotate .of Jam*-, , Xrs», deeea.-M-d. W. JohiiMN, deroakorl. on rntdlncand mint Uin petition dull verifies! • On readlajr and fihi’iK the iretltteu duly vertof lx>l.» v. Standi- ' dangtiler of «ald deerMed, (tad. of .te'inie Water*, ihe mother ud mid dcL Eraying that ui older or decree xnay be made crav'd, praying that an older nr decree ’nay be y thl« Court, dateriulnio* *ho are or worn the , mado t>y tlita court determining wlroare or were lawfuThrtr-. of -aid dec-ti-wJd, and -entitled to In I the Lawful hcirS of -uiM derea-ied and entitled to herlt her eaute. . Inherit bli eeUic. Tberr-.iiMxi Bis ordered that Friday, the find Tbereupoolt te ordered, that Friday th*t--<;h day of Sept. A. !>.. I'Kifi. at UJ.o'clock in |»n day of Anemt A. D.-ttMiU 10 o'ekx-k hi the foianoon. 1h- SMigned for lIk- hearing of said forenoon, be n^igued for the hearing of vald petition and ...I that the helra at law oi Wit iuhI tb it the heirs at law of snkl doceO ... de petitionall rtO.......... -^1.. MUtf, are required to appear al a I are raqnirod t» appear Mid court, ttorn to be balden at tho Probate Court, then to be- ---hoiden _j nt the Probateoffice, VIIUV. In IU the MI'- clt» 'ot -J- Hastings. la mid IAIUU.;, office. county. In the City ot Hastings, In «*hl County and r-------- Km w-X.v t-K., , sue show cause if any there bis. why the pi ^ycr of tbe i-etltloner may not be granted. And It Is further ord»wd. that said petitioner glw notice to tbe j-er*on« Interested In wild r«tete, of the ; pendency of s»ld- petition and tb* bearing pendency of said petition .uid tbe hearing i thereof by caualDg a copy of this order to be thereat by canting a copy ot this order to be XI ••uwu - * ■ I‘ published In tho Hastings B1.. aKNKR. a newa- vuitiltakMwf Iu .K>. ......... ...M • Pro»s. The CITY BAKERY, tin- Mt leltitirs............. weeks previous to said day of henrlng. • Chas. M. Ma«k. Ella C. Hiwox. .1 udge of Probate. Judice of �HASTINGS BANNER AUGUST 24. 1905. 6 ‘Johnstown Sunday the gucstaof Ed I ‘ Bristol and family. , • ’ , kvturai or I SUH MUKULIfRt ALLOWED HIS CLAIM i Mrs. Anna Baird of-Miahawka Ind. Probate Court Allowed A- D. Cad ' is visiting her cousin William Krone-1 wallader's CommUalon For Syll- Ing the l*arson.< Farm. ____ContlmtKl from ptwe ___ ___ _ ', Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sylvesw of; one. '_________ . • z , I Hastings visited at George -Ingram’s i; In ifH. the late J. % ParWns *gre«l tions where agriculture has grown * s la,. with A. D. CadwalUder thiit if the unprofitable. Indeed I have lived long ’ „ ’ , , ’’ ... « hduM ’ lattLT'wouId secure & purchaser for bin : ,-n.mgh «, -w many tam» In Barry Z- 11“J™1 “"L iu in, farm at an Hgretd-ou price and iq»ecltyl You can't judge, the jnside by the shell. Y<>u / I connty rrxtomd trewndouriy in tMril “'*»! •”d «,U bu,'d " under- terms the latter shottld recinvu 1100 might is well try to tell the kind of tobacco a ' j ' iower to yield er,.,.. Another B--,’,er- ld»“ »” I Mr. Cudotion will pl^ Jne ol th«e Lord, "'.ml th. work i. let to Mr. l(ox ot: ... .........JErf • man chiews by looking at the box he carries.it V j waiUder api»eared with a man prejiared , iu such condition as to make farming! F,’vIKirtin. 1 have a line Hue of Plain and Fancy • / . .. . । to curry out the terms toJhe letter. I 8. at’, the Remember the ”7 !' and he would pay the price stipulated. I Watches that are al! right and guaranteed. ’ V j unprofitable. . ' Measures looking toward the main- j Grange hall Thursday afternoon. ’ g' But then Mr. Parsons d<s*ided not to . YoU make no mistakes in buying one of V tenance of fertility ought to he insti- I sell, so the sale fell ,through. Mr. Cad- j them. 1 also have a splendid stock of / ’ luted liefore lands fail to produce waltaler rendered his bill for eerviren. MARTIN CORNERS. maximum crops. If this is done the j ' but Mr. Parrana thought he ought not j MANTLE, AND NICKLE Myrtle Hale entertained co:nptuiy restorative measures can he undertakto pay it. Before a suit could ta com­ CUFF ) J en in such a way as to yield a pipflt ; from Grand Rapids lust week. ' meneed. Mr.tParsuns liecame dangf rMr. and Mrs. (.’has. ^Joyles, re urned ously ill. Feeling that he did; not wish continuously, while if it is deferred . PIN • until lauds have grown ’imixivcfished Richland Tuesday. to disturb one w.Iwmj hold onilife w-as AND ) ■ the ’-pry exigencies of making a liv- ' toSeveral man d|d not be­ from ’hero attended camp- >o Yrtli| t|H. rcal LOCKETS AND NECK CHAINS AND ) ing will prevent tbe ocoujiant . from meeting at Pennock’s Grove Su iday. gin a law ____ suit.’’ _____ After Mr.' Parsons carrying out the best agricultural A party of our young peo> e are' death. Mr. Cadwallader iUedla claim SILVER ’ ’ methods. against the estate for JfUV and the incamping nt W’ull lake, this week. { I think ifns a broad economic princi­ Miss Julia Barry who has beerr visit; ■terest, .also some exjiensts iq getting ple that the state ought to undertake nt ing relatives in York State reI urned testimony, amounting in all to about i FIKE REPAIRING * SPECiALTf AND WORK GUARANTEED. , public expense any and every investiga?I2*..OO.. The matter was stnmgly ar­ home Saturday evening. ’ tion that ;will develop its resource and gued before Judge Mack Saturday bv that evidently is not sufficiently taken Mrs. Abram Fry has two niece i Mrs. C. H. Bauer for the e-tate axid A. D. care of by private enterprise. Sotae Kendall and Mrs. Walker of Ohfo riait‘ ! Cadwallader for himself, the claini : sorts of public service are accomplished ing her. ' was allowed at un even $1*|’. Jmlgej / oor west of Ch ideate rXKL Burton, Hariingi thoroughly well by private uieans. . Missen Lillie Bolter and Edith I irster . Mack taingconvinced from decisions Manufacturing entrrpris»M generally will leave .Thursday to join the ' 'aUJV" ' the Michigan supreme court that the; can be capitalized expensively, and im­ ers ut Wall lake ; claim was -a legal one. provements pay us they*go. This is Mr. Floyd Starr L. T. I_ lecturer and "Is there a man in all this-audfence}” not true of agriculture which cannot organizer gave u very inti*resiing lec­ HE’S A HUSTLER demanded the female lecturer on wo­ lx* put under the management ’ eapture at the Martin Church last man's rights.' "thut hasj ever done any­ tains of industry:’ Wednesday evening. A L. T. L. was thing to lighten tin* bunion on bls If agriculture in this country ia, ever Thos. Irwin, of Marlette, Is Well wife’s shoulders: What do yoit know I developed beyond its prew*nt stage it organized and the first meeting will be Known ‘Among The of. woman's work’: li- there a man i will lx* done only as a result of great held at John.Mead's Saturday evening Aug.' ’ ?>t;. Fned cakin’and coffee will here," she continued. raiding her arty ' Gleaners. public improvements and at public and lookthg over the I assembly with lie served. .*» ct»i pays th«* bill, All'an* | expense. If thia is not .done then all The subject of this >ketrh. Mr. superb M-orn, "that Im.** ever got up In invited to' attend. ■ Thomas Irwin, of Marlette, mar not lx* the morniiig, leaving Ids tired, womout ' parties will suffer the inevitable con­ generally known to the jieojJt* >f Barry wife to enjoy her slumbers. gone quiet­ ! sequences of depleted soil and reduced (’<iiiiit) but there’s -i:art*ely 11 .member ly downstairs, mail'* tin* link cooked prixluctiun. I believe the principle: is a general his own breakfast, sewed the mtadng of tbe Order of Gleaners in th* county buttons on the children'.* clothes. darn­ one extending far beyond agriculture: hut what .knows bim«and kne vs ... Bitn ed tbe family slcckiugs, scoured the viz., that- the state can afford to devel­ well, And there's a reason fur »| When I Mife Yera Ward ha Grand Rapids pots and kettles, cleanrii ami tilled tbe op alt its resources^unl that it cannot he came tq this county. inrtrtt»en* of visitor this week. lamps and done all flj<^f necessary afford not to do it. It is easy for day -after daj uncouiplainiugly? If Judge Smith made a husinese trip to the Order wm* as scarcei n-«l “liens people t<« live along in a comfortable twth. “ while now-the momlkirship is there Im* such a man li-. ’IP- audlcti.v Charlotte Tuesday. let him rise up,’ I s’.iiuid-ji-ally l.ke fashion, when a little more intelligent rrckoned by the hundreds, and i» grow­ A. A. Anderson wont to Detroit outlay of labor and money would in­ ing very rapidly.. sure a development that in a few gen­ Tuesday on business. looking man in K{>ectac|ts. tn obedience erations would put the commonwealth ; IJ. A. Hahn, of Jackson, calletl on j to the .summons, thul*|ly nrtae. He far in the lead. Hastings friends Tuesday. * w; # tbe husband of thi* eloquent spetikI am much gratified to see symptoms Miss Minnie Devine is visiting friends <‘r It wa« tin- first tlxte he had ever of this new movement in my native in Grand Rapids this week, bad a chance to assert phtteelt—Novel state. The altitude taken by Repre­ jjrs. F. A. Curtis, of Detroit, is the . Magazine sentative Schantz and supported; as I gucfft of friends-in this city. । Phone 1143; City .Drug Stole.) understand, by Senator ^Glasgow, is a You can’t get a poor Cigar at Mul­ Mr. Clary and‘family spent his vaca­ Hustings, ' :: MIchiginT move in the right direction. holland's Drug Store. ' tion in catching and eating fish. If a few public spirited men will 1 GILT CLOCKS, GOLD AND GOLD PILLED BUTTONS AND SCARF PINS; SETS WITH CHAINS; GOLD FILLED BRACELETS CROSSES; BEADS; GOLD RINGS. THIMBLES AND SILVERWARE. ( George [ Newton £ 'T School Supplies. As school is soon to open we wish to inform you we have a New School Grip for carrying Books for 25c. We also have the Best linej. Tablets we ever had. Ink, Mucilage, Pens, Pencils, Erasirs, Water Colors and anything in school supplies.} PERSONAL MENTION. Q. A. HYNES' NEW BOWLING ALLEY ' 1 have opened a new Bowl­ . . Ing Alley in the building hcross the street west of Hotel Barry. Everything will lie kept quiet and or- EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON and EVEUNG will be open to ^idie-s. ■• SPECIAL. . ■ 0 stand for the principle of developing OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOCOOC: the state at the expense of the state. Michigan will lie one of the richest commonwealths in the Union liefore another generation passe*. Conditions of life are so easy yet that there is a strong temptation for the average man to simply exist Without troubling him­ self much almut what his grandchild is to do. It is time now to establish Dial grandchild i» business agriculturally, to sot in motion forces that will pre­ vent the exhaustion of Michigan lands, and thut will also insure development of all the resources of tho state—agri­ cultural. mining, manufacturing, etc. Good. We’re Interested, Very truly yours, So are you. E. Davenport. For we have the best line of Dean and Director. Going Somewhere? TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, Every Thursday af'ernndn | flr-'in 2 to 5o'clock the klle’Will be open Free ol.Ckarce tb Ladies, and Gentieimsu when escorted b> Ladies. Willis' Ketzbeck, Proprietor. TRAVELLING BAGS ever sfibwii iu this city. The low pi ices will interest you as.nntoh as the high qtializy of the goods. W. H Myers & Son, Phone 314 Hastings, Michigan. Jeffereon BL. 1 door south of P.O. isimafgafrttiX.(aatSE/ZHMBT* One-Third Easier One-Third Faster TheonlyMachines that do not fail in any point Rotary Motion and Ball Bearing Make the lightest running machines. Quiet and dur­ able, the rotary motion does away with noise and wear canned by the forward and backward movement of the shuttle. ' ' I sell the best machines made The Wheeler <t Wilson No. 9 and Standard Kotaries best in the world. Domestic, New Home, and for my cheapest in price the Ruby, made by tbe New Home Company, and war­ ranted 10 years. Buy your NEEDLES HERE and get a nice wood box to ke?p them in, 4 needles in a box, price 10 cents. Machines cleaned and repaired. The Finest OIL made. T. PHILLIPS. 1 Correspondence. EAST WOODLAND. । Mrs. Sarah Qoud entertained her sis1 ter Mrs. Emma Towns and husband | Sunday afternoon. - Asa Dillcnbeck arid wife were ^guests . of O. C. Sheldon and wifeton Saturday. Burleigh Swift spent a cbuple of days with his brother Arthur of Kalamazoo Ito! week. The Miaees Dais < ilatlvs Barry visited don on Tuesday. First-Semester Will Begin Tuesday, 5th. Sept. We believe that our Public Schoole offer the b, : preparation for life, whatever and wherever tliat ‘i is to be. at tlA- lowest expeune. The Public Sei...... are not in Education to make money: they der la;., no dividend save that of the boy and girl, broadlv grounded in th<-essentials of a pre.Miration and j, spired with a purpoee to be successfnl. During tinlast thirty years our schools have graduated over'-loo men and. women who testify freely to the value of'tl. Public School. Our schools offer you t|>day More Courses of Study; Freedom in Their Selection: Larger Corps of Instructors; Better Facilities for Instruction in Laboratories and Library than ever before, f Our General Courses. Embrace four years’ work in English. AJathematir Science. Mtin. History: two in German-: opportu:.!'. for work in Music. Drawing and Expres^ofa. Our Commercial Course established this year in<*ludwi Book-keeping, Xenography and ■■ writing. Commercial Law, Arithmetic ana Geogi.iphji J ;,. . willjx* in charge ot an instructor who has had special prj*paratiu;- ; .: otlice experience in tbe branches offered. The County Normal Training Class offers splendid opportunity for those who wish to become :» 4 •• and expect to do wurk in the C-ountry Schools. ,Tbe pvtrsfwra the class of last year anil the aemaud’for tbeir services, ithis -4<;od . evidence of the success of this deparxu^11'- Parents. We trust that yon are anxious to place within the hhed of t ; children the power that au education brings? that in ti:i> won. v . may co operate with yon. giving you tin* service of an initiintitu; ib we most heartily commend and that our citizens loyally knpport • THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. •jT’For any other information, inquiries, qnnounc'menti'f V>. • ” Address, A. W. CHAMBERLIN. Superintendent. Telephone No. 422; They are a gre< in most ca forth gretf For several have endeavored store headquartf School used in the c year will be no appreciating the to parents who 3 to buy books We have card the market and ■2nd hand books where they cook Those books we J to i the price See our line bef We will sure! money. We have a tablets, drawing and pencil boie box paint and Raphla. FredL. Heath Goods De R. F. i). orders filled 90 The Thomas Grain Drill Instrum W<hav*juat recei of musical instrum the imparten in N Mrs. Farr of Prairieville visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Sunday. Burt Tungate and wife uf Dowling visited at Fred Tungate’s over Sun­ day. Violins, Suit and Mando have String pairs George Dennis, of Kalamazoo, visited Hastings relatives Satun^y mid Sun­ day. . • V’ Mrs. Demamndville 'visited her, daughter Mrs. F. Tift at Kalamazoo last week. . Miss Frances Hower, of Milo, visited friends . in the city - Tuesday ami Wednesday.' . School Phone 31. Rev. VanAuken went -to St. John Friday to visit a son who lives there. for all kinds of i prices of our iustr than ever. 1 have also receiv worth o< Harmon price from 10c to Buy your Harmo have a stock to sel Thomas Irwin. D. S. Engla.td. the Woodland furni­ When Mr. Irwin began work i}i this ture dealer was in. the city Monday en county there were but two orj three route to Ohio. lodges in the county, each with <i small j Mr Geo. Tolhurst and family spent memtarship. Hi* iinniediateh went to a few days at their cottage at Gun work, and has since organized {lodges :il ’Cloverdale. Orangeville. Rutland. lake last wee|£. Mr. and Mrs. Zagelmeier and family Yankee Springs. Carlton Outer. <’<.au .* Grove and Parmelee. and is still work­ weire Grand Rapids vibitora tbe fore ing—aiid'Working hard. , * . L part of |he week. Mr. Irwin is a pleasanht gentleman Mrs. Samuel Fowler and son Del to meet, and aside from the mei it of i and Ernest Gibbs of Buttle (.'reek are tbe order, his-personal popularity has visiting friends here. . Iwen.of great assistance in his wirk. ; Mr. J.m« UD«lerbili ,rf Cltoton. t. There is talk of laying out tbe sijate in j, M,eb. » '■'ltl"g .her mm Mr. .n.l tliMrirt. |, tbi. j. d.,„e Mr. ,r„in, . In, John Tbomjwon will probably hare thi. District with and Milw ElIxel War'l relnmetl houie ln>ad<|oarteto at llaetinK*. she]. .'" ■■dnesday after risiti,^ her auat in Grand Rat,ids a week. - --------------- --------------------------------------- - Fork City is Mi“ ”,'rth“ u,'"‘1«r “"d Mr*. K A. TH P Cl D A MG P Mrs. I irorge d"'" <» Alio yeetonlay- to visit IIIC VJ K/MNU 13 the , ' ,1 ” former's sifter tthere. 1""—----- ------ ----------------------- - ----- ’ Mr. L. A. Snyder, of Grand Rapids Fr.-gram of Assyria Grange. No| 1>. ; Shirley Meyers and J. Hitt have spent Sunday at the home of A. M. ; ^'r phone poles planted and will soon ta Singing by the (.range from Ci range Harper on the State road. talking to friends over the wires. .Melodies page Iftfi. Miss Virginia Campbell'of Grand Mrs. Melvina Wheeler ami sou Earn­ Regular order of business. i Rapids is visiting her grandparents Diacu^isoti by the Grange. Subject: : est visited friends, in Potteyville atpl Mr. and Mrs. E. -A. Rider. Charlotte last wetde. What u ..........redrew Hri Vl can anv farmers get of any Miss Edna and Mi#* Tillie nroviuit Iocal m4n.httnt for buying wrtaiif kinds Mr. and Mrs. Calvin .(kihman are returned Saturday after visiting । of proving not to tie what whs moving to their new home in .Vermont• friends in Delton for a week. taught and paid for! For inndanoe i ville this week. Many kind wishes Dwight Goodyear, of Lima; will follow them. ar- r , such iw ’buying June viuvor clovor SWUlHIUl seed . and • 1 •” to — — -» m;.ug»UUO n«d in tb.. rujr Saturday tor *- few ,t, pr„,i„K to ,lh dovcrL„1 Miss Edna Cole’s illness proved to Is* ilia WM x-tu.t ta't. 1. w.. I• 4 ...... . 1 ... days visit with relatives here. bought? i mesh's. She is recovering but quite n The Misses .Margaret and Edith Reading—Mary Clark. I numtar of othoxfe hare been exposed. Singing—Chauncey Wilke* Mm. Millie Hager gave.a party Fri- Maus of Kalamazoo are the guests o Recitation—Maurice Healy. ' day evening in honor of her niece their uncle Mr, Lorenzo Maus. Reading—Grace Jones. Miss Diasy Trinkus and brother of * Mrs. D. T.. Crotty and daughter Connundrum—Sarah,Conklin. | Eliaztath of Dhtnut is visiting Miss 1 Wymoth. Mich.: refreKhinents J»f ice | . ------ o ------Summing up and settling of contestcream and cake‘were served and a Maude Whitney, and her mother. Hymer Warner and Mary Clark. pleasant time reported. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bickel and ,,. . -------- i School district No. 3 ought to have ; faml,y of tfouth Benff. Ind. are the • • ”!?ng Z"1 Work for meeting, to ta held a Urge credit murk for the tidy school inmate of Mr.-and Mr-. Henry Hill. w^l • ’ wtfc W Sept. 8*'Pt’ 9—Georgia grounds and the fine coat of-paint they Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rider were the I Healy, <rH^, worthy p? 5 lecturer. OCtnrer’ 1 Close try Bulging from page 74 Grunge have applied to thoir school buildings, gnests of their daughter Mrs. Claude ' Melodies! ‘ “ p— ' The tree* also are making a fine show Campbell at Grand Rapids oyer Sun-; -I________ ;___ _ . ' and we think no other district in town day. .. ' ' can show as neata house and grounds' Mian Genevieve Rider v*»nr ik <r «•'r ’,r,> Cowell, is ; h v uenevieve Rider returned home ithe guest of Mr. and Mr. Luke | ‘ _, i Tuesday from Kalamazoo where she > Watera. __ _ _______ _ ____ L. h" lwn “P«ldi”K “ tvw week, with COBBS CORNERS. her liiter Mm. Jkmew O'Mearu. J ... 'he Anrbor. Miw Nora Mwllhew, ot Grand lUpitl. William Goodyear who haa b.™ at- ’ I see Newlywctl at Un* club quite | i. voting relatives in thia neighbor-, tending the Um. Military Acmlamy at | h. ... .“~. " ,bU ..... b“by caaK‘- 1> thought tnonn bood( Lima. Ohio came to thi. city Tutoday I I.,,." • ---to wa n home uouie no iire" ,,u’atXthe. **>" ffraf •«..«!! •wll h. j Glenn and Iva Moore visited *-----j relatives .here. II b.™ to?' was, but t. in ■*«' j to visit friends and begun to drag his anchor." Mrs. C. Aide of New the guest of Mr. and liitt tor n r<-w wot-ks. HASTINGS CITY SCHOOLS REPAIRING : bl ecu ted with our rec ity. Th?'charges— j>eOt—ar? moderate The Thomas Grain Drills are used by th - b‘;s farmers throughout the country They an strong!'. ’ marie, but run very light aud e*.y. and do their u.<rts perfectly. The machine this year has impr'vementr—G over all other-machines of tins kind. u .. Complete Success in owry way, ami deserving of the cloarst inspit-cti.-every buyer, a* it lias important features po.s»-ss<-d no other Prill. Every Drill is GUARANTHEP by Company that MAKES GOOD its gnarai::- . The frame is made of heavy high Carbon'sU-I a les with reinforced corners and securely bolted. JOHN BE Hasting*, Try a Banne “RO Call and See this Drill Before You.Buy. GOODYEAR BROS, PHONE NO. I. In the Business Phone 37. HASTIM1S. "I■ !_ TMl- HARDWARE DEALERS Applet Baking Powder Candy Dried B*e& Extract* Flour German Balm Honey Jellycon Ink Ketchup Lamp Chimneys Molasse* Nut* Oil Fickle* Quart Cans Tobacco Utonslla Vinegar Washing Powdir From s O c. w Th Young rien and Women COOK &SENTZ 7 GROCERS. <1 ra«2Tie»Prt*B“ 01 ,W '•u it Ihw.oo* repreM t^c3nJ£Stt“r*p �School Books Local News. M. C. .Excursions. Round trip summer Tourist* rates to Bayview. Charlevoix. Harbor Springs, Petoskey. Traverse City and all Michi­ J The second story of the wing of the gan resorts are now in effect and will McClintock house on Jefferson at rect ia j continue throughout the summer. They are a great expense hut . being raieed. I Ver? cheap rates are given with a re­ The City Bank has a limited nnm- turn limit until Oct. SI. ii, most cases bring •l>er of City Directories to give away to । Special round trip Sunday rate* are forth great results those who may wish them. • । now in effect, a,rate of one fair/or the It is said that all rural mail l»xes trip will lie charged. PsMtcngen. i a;- several years past we will lie painted green, and the carriers round must reach starting point by midnight will do the work, receiving extra pay i same date. Tickets are good on all ha»e endeavored to make our •therefore. I passenger trainson this division if they - A. B. Hum has sold his Green street headquarters for' A Michigan train for Michigan residence to E. A. Rider, and has • ■ ■ — t i w’ PERSONAL MENTION. ! • It Pays to Buy at Wright*s .Mrs. Carl Weapinter is in Cleveland. IW W. A. Hams is at’his GAn lake cot- J Robert Count went to Gun lake Fri- » _ _ i • 2 22 .‘.p so you must burry. Morrill. Lambie C. E. Crittenden the upholsterer will remain here a few day# longer. Have that umbrella frame recovered. It will pay you. Shirt waist boxes 3.U0 Canadian Natl, exhibition. Toronto. Beawmer. ’ . •' Ont.. Aug. 28 to Sept. 11—u*». For Mrs. L A. Finn went to. Wall lake A. this occasion a fare of one regular first eJass fare plus 2-1 cents fur .the round S«:mnl.yf„r.„,.. k-.v,.it„theHi,y„ e trip is.authorized. Dates of sale .Aug. 27 to Sept. 6 inclusive, return limit Mre,ii. b. Andrus went to Mtiwaukee l-riduy to spend a few days with • Sept. 12 inclusive. her liu.talmud. National Encampment Grand Armv Harley B. Andrus, of Pontiac, visit-19 <>f tbe Republic', Denver, Colo,,' Sept. 4-7—03. There ^vill Imj a very low ed his Jiarenu and oilier relatives here i aii'l haive . bought ■ . • ?-> iu all 'AS(\s Bpnr to Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Baker, > mill I>e obtained, ten pound daughter. Wednesday we wiH still from aAugust hi, at the residence of the lat­ • round-trip ratp given for the above oc; <•- ■: new books. iB ter’s iwrenta Mr. and'Mrs. John Mul- nasion. Dates of sale-Aug. 29 tb Sept.’ UeTore you buy. lv * inclusive, return limit Sept. 12. Bv • -’irely sate you • An official inspection train passed . Paying a fe0 bf 30 cents an extension of through here on the Michigan Central time until Oct. 7 cun lie 0ecurvd. In­ Monday afternoon. Aboard .the train quire pt ticket office for particulars. _ — - . G W At V j V3 IS SF C TH CSC t . DRESS GOODS: Venetians, Henriettas. BroadCloths, Lustres atid Panamas, ru’no r > irv , , , FURb: IsalHilh l ox, babies, Coon. Badger, Marmot, Muskrat and Coney. STAPLES: Outfinj* Elauuels [the best ever sold hi Hastings, bar node], Wrapperettek Trekkie Fhinnels etc. r ? it i rv t ii BEDDING: White English Marseilles Quilts (some liM for Iron or Br^ss Beds) C K«““ ""'f*1'’ 'H f'°m $2 ,3-50’ il"d Wwl extra am Wedoesday. . .• ’ value Miss Miidre#! Cuming, of Hiilmiaie, LA.CES AND TRIMMINGS: Valenciennes. Plaunes, Torchons, Eancv Gimps. vim tedat l.. n. Moshers lust week. _ Applques. Allovers and New Buttons and Braids, returning- Friday. W 4 9 2 ■ nave a oig line of 5c were several of the high officials of tbe National । Fireman's Aswauation, Mrs, A. G. Courtright, uf Hickory V City, Mo. Aug. 29-31, ItKH drawing paper, pencils ivive. ” ^helr Kansas Dates of sajc' Aug. 28, return, limit I'vmer. »» tb, gumrt ..f Uo.ting, • friend.*last week. A i Sept. 3. File this occasion very low r - ;ii iicies, book boxes. ’metClanuico Lord. of. Rutland, recently Julia . j.-tirey, uf firanj Rapid,. 5 with a very painful accident, fal­ found triu nite is authorized. Tickets from a horst; and breaking both good over qny direct route west of wa. tin, gu,..f Of Mr. .nd Mm. H. p, Z and ail' colors of ling | bones of one of his arms. Dr. Mc- /Chicago. Selden ia-t wivi. J a l — M "F During the last two weeks over five thousand dollars worth ot new goods have come into our store. You see, to take advantage of a rising market ’ we *lave 60 Plttl'e orders many montlis ahead. Since contracting for our stocks, the advances have been very noticeable, particularly in Woolen. • Gqo^9 and Cottons of more recent date. Even Silks have a slight teudencv to BO higher, but we are fully protected on all these goods. By the way- we forgot to !«av that in less than a year nearly every kind of E,lr ha9 «""« “P from to to 50 per cent. yet. strange to say. we will be able to show yon bigger values than ever. ° •School Books i _ ■ W. ste-1 FALL AND WINTER GOODS th,cityoa'bMiX.nTburaday ”** ”® i people, ,fa»t, comfortable and convenpurchased the old Russell house owned A H Gbuld of st J - i it i® i lent. Michigan Central “Wolverine” by Mrs. J.,W. Sage. I saves half a day going and coming and H..i>. Seid.n and wif» iM w«kVU"” ® : The south aide of the new double .... ■' • i gives a whole day for business in New । house Ram Wood is building on Broad* ■ York. Leaves Haatings’at 11:3ft a. m. ,w.i«itwing.'I • way has been rented to Mitt Allison; Detroit 8:40 p. m.. arrive Buffalo 8:30 Mis., uni. r. / ’ . . I This tbe north side to Roy Andrus. Z P-m.. arrives Grund Central .Station . from a week’s Dont fail to see the Imrguins in suits New York. 8:00 a. m. Thd fastest exception m m that we are displaying in our east j train in America. Try it. o lb Ufh*: O.. the guestiTT uf her consul Mim Olga .window They are going at half price , the county. ver .will be no for ^ ■Gating the expense it is - - pitis who have from Ito -hoy hooks for. W J ' . . ! . . • ’ 1 ' . 1 A Generous General Assortment . - ' course not complete, but five thousand dollars worth makes quite a showing in the store,- ait-l let ns tell you something--particularly about furs, that any piece of Kiir solikuhw cannot be replaced at tho same price. In addition we have .p,-nd>ng 2 9nr Children's’ Winter Coats, Ladies Shedrane Coats, and two'hundred new Walk- Guffin was called • and reduced the, Ml— Horwco Hamlin i« American] good road makers good fracture* roads contention. Port Huron. Mich. the week with relative, st Hastings- J Our New School Suits are un exhibi­ I Aug. 29-31. | Dates of sale Aug. !&. 2H. 'Eaton Rapids Journal. W tion hi our west window and we claim 8(1. return liinit-'Sejit. 1 inclusive. A . Mim Elizabeth Field returned Friday W The Druggists. tor- them the best value that’s, io lie . rate of one hire plus 25 cents for the from an extended visit with friend^ in w Ph.-ne liad for the money. Our Little Giant round trip is authorixed. Clinton und Teeuint-t-h j ;id.s Delhered , , On account of !.abor Day Sept. *1. •i s filled the day received Suits at f5.tK>are winning fame every­ Mr.v Etta Wykom went to ]Gruud v”nl iG^nd • day, ask to see them. MorriU, Lambie round trip tickets will be sold at great- „?lr? 5* • * Co. J ly reduced rates. Dates of aalo Sn-t. 4. «iiu iivr uaugnier-iii-mw. | •’What Women Will Do’'■ (cornea to return limit Sent. 5. Tickets can lie Mrs. H. H. VanAuken and dal:_ ~ dnhghler £ tbe opera house on this Thursday night sold only ;to ' points within 50 miles Miss Charlotte went to Constuntl istinitine i Z with’ a full scenic equipmimt, new from Hastings. Saturday to visit friends. t — dances, clever specialties and a barrel Michgian Knights of The Grip. Millard McElwain, of Lansing, but ™ full of riji-rosiring comedv. It is un­ Jackson. Mich. Aug^ 29-30. 05. For der the management of Holden Bros, this.ocasaion one fare plus 23 cte for j formerly of this city visited friends .and relatives here'over Sunday. one of the greatest play’ producing firms the round trip is authorized. Tickets ’ Miss Emma Wightman left Saturday ] in this country. sold only to memliers of the above ■ A young man in a_~nejghboring ! order on surrender of certificate signed for Chicago for a two weeks visit with ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wightman. ' •reived a new ■stock : town who has not been manned long, [ by Secretary of Mich. Knights of the Mrs. Ed. Sage, of Chicago, who has ■•iHifent* direct from remarked at the dinner table the Grip. Dates of sale "Aug. 28, 29 aud been here assisting in the care of Mrs. 1 ‘other day: ”My dear. I wish you । 30. Return limit Aug. 31 inclusive. Violins. Guitars, Banjos could make bread ^snch as mother ' Annual excursion' to . Petoskey, । W. H, Sate, returned home Friday. Mis* Lettie Garn returned last'week »*nd Mandolin's. We used to make.” The bride so] iled * " and Traverse City and Charlevoix Friday replied in a voice that did ni t - trem- 1 Sept. 1st 05.. $4.00 for the round trip from a two weeks vacation withl Bathaye Strings and Re­ tloCreek. Albion aud Gull lake friends. ble: “Well. dear;.. I wish . y<i □ could ! from Hastings. Train leaves Hastings pairs make the dough father used tfl make.'' 8:31 A. M. Return limit Sept. 11th 'Die Misses Fannie Pratt and Anna­ ludruments. The bel C^mpbdL of Middleville, visited The bread and dough quest i<i i hasn't inclusive. , at the home of W. F. Hicks last week.,. come up for family disscUMi n since. Sunday excursion-to Thornapplii and ;vci i veil over S 100.00 From all comers of’the stake come Jiicljson Mrs. Frit4 Fredrick and daughter, of Aug. 27th. SpQcial train i Until hi ica?, ranging in rejorts ot the newest and mo-1 brazen leaves Hastings at 8:10 a. m. .Return­ Niles. arriviHi in the city Monday and i Hk to $2.00 a piece. of grafts. Farmers are lieinj visited . ing leaves Jackson 0i3Q p. m.. Thorn­ are visiting friends in this city and 1 Harnmuii’as wljert? you i.tt» select from. i . ’ ' . i' • ■ VhO !Q4,VS apple 8:15 p. m. by a-sleek lookiiig stranger. Round trip to Jack­ vicinity. he is a government inspector'of cattle. son 93c. Tlionmpple 23c. Ed. Holbrook who.hna been viditing He ins]x-cts the lowing kine < . Michigan State Fair.. Detroit. •tich. , hi* mother Mrs. Mary HolhrooW left ; they have any contagious di.-:4de­ Sept 11-10. 05. One fare plus 30c for ’ for his home in Now York pity. bill tor । the round trip will be given which in­ Thursday. mainlu, and often receiver a .| I tmsineh-i, and jis ex•• -A!’-- ' ■ i‘ :zf.<l superiorthe inspection and then drivi s away. cludes admission ticket. Dates of sale George J. King, of Detroit, repre- I-:i S'- you mi^- exTlie reason H. D. Selden has his Sept 11 to 15. Return limit Sept It?. sentittg the Union Advocate..a lalx»r wrist done up is not that be h w had a publication of that city, was in Hast- ' . W. S. Barron Agt. <crap or got the worst end uf it in ings Friday. I coming into contact with tberiachineMrs. H. J. Kenfi«ld who has tieen ; ry at the Table factory. It wa» due to visiting Mrs. G. F. Chidester the past lW(1 W(H(ks.left Saturday for Gull lake The Jeweler. • a blasted gasoline stove that got to ( Hastings. Mich. shouting fire toward the ceiling in. his Fred. home, and he grabbed tbe blazing stove The Christian Science Society Scrvi- 1 Wjn j^yry anj wife returned to । hurled it out of the door, and it never cue in G. A. R. Hall. Topic at 10:30 komc in Jackson Tuesday after stopjxid till it reached the rivet. a. m. Man. tt few jaya visit with Sir. and Mrs. F. ; Regular services will be resumed at . Barons in Rutland. If > ou need Medicine in a hurry, tho Methodist Church Sunday morning Gladden Barnes, Edward Kurtz and i telephone Mulholland, No. 24|l. and evening. All are cordially invited Millard McElwain went to Wall lake I to attend these services. Tuesday where they will camp until I The North Irving L. A. S. will imrve time-for school to begin. supper at the Grange hull next Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Goodyear left \ day evening Aug. 31st Everyl-ody, is Monday for the northern Michigan re- , sortc.____________ where they_ went that Mr. Good- j cordially invited. .____ Tbe ladies vf the U. B. Church will yCar nnght escape the hay fever, serve dinner at the home of Mrs. Ickes | Tfae Agnes and £I*lxd Fagan. ■ lnl? Skirtt* 07358443 Musical Instruments 2 REPAIRING JOHN BESSMER, ANNOUNCEMENTS ) Try a Hanner Want Adv ROCK OAK’ ROCK OAK” ■ROCK OAK” * c. w The Quality Shoe Store. <>, Young Me and Women , ■ • ■'■’<»? life are yours If you command them. The opportunity Is !7f?nut?i ,.' : ' • ; iri!>« for bn«liws. The ituccoMful service wo render nunareos oi smuf: t ■ '1 • >"•'!'wnnuntfor what wcain doforyoit .no oo<> i-'jj-rewnts the .oilarieK being paid to our sUideuU who accepted Moaajrr ■'....................................................... . I • SS WRIGHT ROS PHONE No. We Pay Thursday Aug-31. vf Xew York City, who have been j The regular services of the U. B. visiting their aunt Mra. Chas. Weiwert Church will be field next Bunday : for some iixne, left for their home Fki- j morning and evening. day. --------- ‘ .... . ; Mrs. Oscar Tyden. Miss Tillie Tyden j Norris and Rowe's cirrus will be tn Mft>w AHce anJ L|Uk> Tyden Pot* Petit rd. Vdll tem to bring it to his door. He's got to go after it early and olten, and elbow his wav through the crowd that gets there first. - A crust is better than no bread, so a little saved is bet7 ter than nothing. Begin now^ and increase when you are able. on Savings Deposits. Interest Compounded Twice a Year. Hastings National Bank, Hastings Wednesday bept; (>. i of Chicago, who’ have been visiting At the Free Methodist on erern c . 1)nre for w>me n,tunied j held at Cedar Springs. /ol,oW,nK ! u, Chicago Friday. .proinonem. wer?, 'j'’ . 7 Mi-DavUo* BitUe Credi. as the Oak. On all our Packard Shoes. Young ' oiing Hen ,■ . ani1 and YVpmen Women — - i THE WORLD OWES EVERY MAN A LIVING ROCK OAK’ ROCK OAK” BUY YOUR DRESS EARLY and get are out„ for Fail anti Winter. Most of our Dress , it made up. . ,the styles . Goods are iu-patterns, your neighbor wont have a dress like yours, if yon buy it f~- «•«! »choice aliment . , " ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. "“b. .| aunt M"Mra. b Upjohn. She i, now — W“h''• visiting her aiater Mrs. -Forest Wood­ My pump lr«l« .. good ta.-e.w- m . mMMWCV (I.ai...--- IUpld.a. ^ pricw «ro low. I’.mr repair" '»r W1 I Judge and Mrs. Clemet Smith re- O | W.xxl pumps. Everything in the line ।I •; -- ’ '— --------- a month’a viait at Bay of «■<««! nnd chain pan>l»- «’<' O. | I View Monday. They stopped over » 1 liest tubher bucket for chain - pumps. | ! ; few days at Muiktgon to viait Major Call and see ine. T. Philips. A. D. Kniskern and family. Their We call the attention of our readers , daughter Gertrude, who baa lieen in to the letter from Dean Eugene Daven- - Muskegon for the past two weeks, re’ port. Dean and Director of the Illinois I turned with them. College of Agriculture, which apimara ! .. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Rogers und in another column. f It is worthy the , their daughter Mrs. May Powers left serious wrio... consideration cmidemuou of « all who are * T^y for Portland. They will, go interested inMMM d in the rntnre future of ttta this ■« staU-. y fte Nortb„ril pBciflo> ,wpI,lng „. Wo>re pleMoil to note tho 8,^kanl. to vl.it Mr. R'« brother Seott he'speaks he speaks for Representative Schantz. Kogers and his sons Theodore and who should be encouraged to continue Charles. They will return via the i the good work be began so well in the Central and Union Pacific, visiting last legislature in giving strong aid another brother in Nebraska. They i to t|ie devclopement of tbe agricultural will be gone about six weeks. | resources of Michigan' CwUetan «na fwur. ft M. C. EdJy. 9 Our CLOTHING SALE was a Big Success This week it’s HATS Hats $1.89 s:; Hats $1.39 and others in proportion. See our window $1.50, $1.25 and.$1.00 HATS SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. A BUY IT NOW, OF (ji - 89 cents li nOnf|ni| Hl UuDullNl �HASTINGS BANNER, AUGUST 24, 1905 NORTHWEST CARLTON. NORTH CARLTON. ®OOOOOOOOOOCif•'OOoqqq^ Loren Buri was taken dangerously ill Sunday. Dr- Uthrop of Harting* “Overheard on the Street Delayed letter Mr. and Mra Will Savacoo) spent Sat I nrday and Sunday in Lake Odetfa the was called to see hinj. A. Draper and family are moving to guest of Mr and Mr*. O. Shetley and Loren Burd’* house at Royer’s Cornfamily. • J •'How’*, crops” said neighbor “I took my wheat ,t Gibbous to neighbor Saddler. la*t week and recti -.. Mr*. IL M. Humprey and sun Burt ' .•’M’topol “Fine,* replied Saddler. "Have Mr. Mr. Geo. Hopkins and family tbe market." ' 11., -•-Med : start to-day iTuesday) fur Pine lake you sold yet." said Gibbous. nicely, too.” • Thev moved to Harting* last Wednesday. l to visit relatives and friend*. “No, but I’m just going over to lots of grain, and i<MrX W. K. Barber of Harting* was they Rowladar Bro*. A Retard eleva ­ LIKED to du busily w7~£ Mr. and Mra Ed Savicool and tor, near tbe C, K. & S. depot to 1 drove up the «x,.-r d... Bernie Smith and wife visited North i children spent Sunday with the latter's a guest of Mrs. Laura Ickea Sunday. y’l the-, WOODLAND; see what they are bidding for werealx teaniH Hhti.,1 me wa!,. Woodland friend* last Sunday. ! grandmother Mm. E. A. Cole in East 1 Ogden Kiser of Welcome Corner* and wheat, rye and oaU." ing to unload.' 1 Mis*'.Cleasie Tecpie who ha* been tr, *V' mother were gueata,of Mr. and Mr*, “Good,* said Globons, “I was dler,’ ‘don't for* Anlete* Haight visited North Wood-1 .Woodland. ' working in Harting* for a few days for grain socks to i‘: ,tM 1^.® just going IO le|l y<u to go over like*Sunday. land friends Sunday and Monday. I .4 number from hero attended the K. returned to her home in Woodland. and cee them before you sold.” Quite a number from this vicinity I O. T. M. picnic at Thornapple lake, Mrs. A. J. Lake and Mra. Winnie Miss Claudie Benson who has been I Hill* returned to Grand Rapid* , spending several weeks visiting friend* will attend the Sailors and Soldier* and report a good time. r . yfr_ and Mr*. Francis Friend of Wednesday. and relative* in Ohio hns returned to reunion at Hasting* yhi* week. ; Mr. and Mrs. (lea Burns ’are visiting Mr*. V. C Roosn got kicked in the Grand Ledge spent a few day* last Mr. Farmin can’t we make you feel as pleased as Mr. j her home in onr village. friends at Freeport were called here on Janie* M. Smith wa* in Hastings on face by a home' last Thursday while : week with Claud Koger* and wife the account of Mabton Fish who is Gibbons? let us ry It bitching up to go to latke Odewa. AlFitch Huff is entertaining his parents legal buhiues* lust Wednesday. faM (ailing in health. Mr. 'Burn* live* though the result was not fatal yet her, (rom t|,e narth. • ; Miss Ivnh Schrav is visiting relative* at Rodney. He urad to reside on a face is swollen quite badly. Mm. Sarah Leach .of the city is in Grand Ixrtge and expect* to stfiy farm in Carlton. , spending a few day* at her farm and , two or three weeks. SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. ‘ says then' in nothing .like the farm Reuben I. Wolcott who wa* quite EAST MAPLE GROVE. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halin of Camp­ ! Warehouse opposite C. K. 4 S. depot. severely injured while butchering, is bell spent. Saturday and Sunday with these hot day*. ••*honc57. Mrs. Jake Traxler and mother are. on dur street* again. Reuben say* M r. ud’lln A Wknier. EAST CARLTON. visiting friend* in Battle Creek for a OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOGC- . । chat be did not intend to cut off his Tbe party given by Mr. and Mrs. O. j„|in Crawford and family spent few day*. । leg but made a uiiss and hit the wrong Gu* Morgantbaler and wife called on B. Hager ia honor of Mr. Earl aud SUDt|,j, wiln 51. Strickland. j fellow. Xfiaaa h hiu -tmnen A A ........... tho fanner * mother Sunday. Miw IC/lnn Eilna Trlnlrnt.A-u-a. Trinkaus-w»* a success. Gladys and Jim Radford of Harting* Rev. Jarvis says his wheat went 3C> Howard Davis visited his grand* jolly Ji mo ia reported by ail. are spending a few days with \ . IUV ...... their M.^.. I bushels" to the acre and that he has Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols and grand |»r.-nt« J. V Wickham and wife, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Davi*. livingon I (h-cided not to rail his farm. daughter Hazel spent Bunday with Mr. the State Road .Sunfay. Our School teacher Mis* O. Babbit F. E. Jordan is building a lack and Sira J. B. Lehman. Mrs. N. D. Herrington has a sister will board with Mrs. M. Strickland. . ' porch on his house. .and daughter viaitijg her and other Ora Leman rant Bunday al Hustings Mra. Murtha Friend who ha.-> been L. Parrott is busy putting in a new enjoying the camp meeting. relative* here from Minnesota. Will find at onr htaduuarten* iii the J..i„- IkiiH. spending the summer with James cement floor for hi* liack porch. ' Mra Melvina Wbeeler V Jim Davis and family from Bellevue spent I**1 i Friend and family returned to their ing on Jefferson Street, a nice line .Stove, i Mr. and Mnu Mahlon Gould of Bat­ week with relatiev* and friends in•. home at Grand Ledge Monday. visited at Will Davi*' Sunday. and Ranges, which we will tiel! at a \t;: moder­ tle Creek have lieen spending a few Potterville and Charlotte. Miss Bertha Deetolt returnd home ate price. At the present price of fuel. Mr*. S. Strickland spent Friday withgas i,,8 days with A. L. Cooper and family A few from here were at Sunfield Mra. Lan Hickerson. from Potterville accompanied by .Miss cheaper to burn. It commends itself n .i only ju . and D. ,F Densmore and family. Saturday enjoying Farmer* Picnic^ Ida Higbee of that place. this respect, but it does away with all -bist. dirt, Mr. and Mr*. J&ine* Friend and John Monasmith and family have Mr. Henry Warner who has been in granddaughter Jessie Tolle* spent j A surprise wa* given Mira Blanche and smoke, and does not heat up tl,. 'lious. beeh eutertaining Mr. Monasmith's Maron and Oraola County looking for Sunday with their daughter Mrs. W. Dee bolt Tutwlay evening by a few of sister of Jackron. Meals can be prepared more quickly, and van Ikher friends, it baiAgdier 17th birthday. a farm spent Saturday and Sunday better cooked bv gas. than by mean- of a: v other Alrchie Holden ha* purchased the with his brother Mr. Abe Warner and J. Wickham. A good time reported by all. ‘ Mr*, (teorge Wickham who has been irbar shop in Freeport and ha* moved fuel. ha* now returned to hia home in Elk­ Mr*. Mattie VanFagwr and Mifs spending n few week* with W. J. that place and i* now working for hart Indiana. Wickham and family returned to ’their Mary Rune called on>Mra. Philip* one nv-elf. We learn that Mr. Flory ba* Mim'Edna Cole is now enjoying the home in Dayton, O. Sunday. day last week. j filled Mr. Holden's place with another measlea Mi** Edith Dixon la visiting a few I assistant. Jake Yarger and wife .visited the Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Welch and family latter'* parent* at (Amt* Grove Sunday day* at the home of her aunt Mr*. ■ 'Our school house has been subjected spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Traxler. to another coat of paint and is greatly Mra. Nell Andru* called on Mra J. Stockdale. improved. • Mr*. Tb-t-.. Fuller apd Mra. Fred Friend Sunday. Mr. Ernest Rtyey and Mis* Mabie We are glad fa learn that the boiler Fuller called un Mra. John Philip* one Kilpatrick spent Sunday evening with CARLTON CENTER । to the heating apfiaratus at our schoul day last week. house ha* been thoroughly ovrehauled. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hager. Mr*. Henry Crockford. Mra. Charley Demmary dulled on Mr. and I and repaired. C. E. Kowlader wa* seen on our Crockford anil Apdy "Moore leave for Mr*. Calvin Bassett Sunday. j L. E. Benson and family have re­ struct Bunday. Alma Wednesday for an extended visit Mr*. Tho*. Fuller is helping to rare Adds greatly t turned from Grund Leilgc, where they Mrs. Eilith Warner and children among relative* and friend*. for her mother Mr*. Brooks in Nash­ peafaner.’and in the 1 stile vf Ufa > have been'spending several weeks with Beatrice and ’Bernice spent Thursday Mary Knowles from Harting* spent ville who is very feeble. “personal appearac?-' has ! relative* and friends. and Friday with Mr. and Mrk A. Sunday with her parent*. ----- ------------many a victory. We have all the lateet machinery ; we do J > y<.ur:wort MNT; Mr*. Fannie Whitcomb who ha,* Albert Long ha* closed up his black­ Warner. we do it promptly. Give us a trial. . Grandpi Shriber who ha* been very Item ill for so long * time dot-* nut : smith shop and removed fa Harting* ill the |>a*t few day* i* romewhHt tet- gain as fast as her many friend*- would Pfene 243. J. Sfiti, Pt*. NORTH WOODLAND. ' where he ha* secured a position in one , ter. * like tu see her. J. Sbellenberger and wife visited 1 of the factories. Mio* Trunk of Grand I^-dge i* visit­ Elmer Clarke and wife of Battle We think some one should take some their ran-Cyrus in Hartings and at­ ing Mr*. Otis London. j step toward getting a tenant for our tended Cttrnpuuk-ting last Sunday. Creek were gueet* of the latter** par­ ___ ______ __________ ___ Mra. J. G. Gammon of Creston, DI. ent* Mr. and Mra Ed Kjjewe Saturday C. C. Demary and___ wife and Fred I hotel. We need a hotel and it seems 1 to u s-that the humneas men of our vil- 'King were i»t G>mpmeeting at Ha.t>• «l«mding u couple ot week, with b.r and Bunday. ..___________________________, ' ron the Doctor. • 1 lage'should be interested enough to see ing* Sunday. Mr*. Libbie Week* and children are ' that it' is occupied by some suitable Mr*. Cha*. Brook* iii on the nick list. visiting Mra WeekSi sister nt Duck J. Riusinger and wife uf Woodland YOU PAY CURED. perron. , * ■were caller* in thin vicinity Sunday. There will be a lawn social at the lake this week. «r MO HAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN COHSCMT. The Labafag Sugar Beet Co. have L. Rush and wife and C. C. Hatton home of (.Than. L. Smith *on Tueaday Mis* Dorah Kinney visited at Rob STRICTURE AHO KIOHEY DISEASE CURED. i been having great didiculty in kft-ting and wife were at Sunfield Sunday visit­ the 29. Let every one come. Smith'* in Kalamo tbe fun- part of tbe hands to weed out the fanner's beeu. ing at O. Hammond'*. Mr. Dick of Pratt Kannas 4* the week. 1 They have *hipp<xl in several gang* of Mrs. Jordan visited her parent* Mr. guest of Mr. anjl Mm. S. B. Leaven*. If Hulholland don't have it, prob< I men but they alE seem to object to get­ and Mr*. Gavitt last Sunday. Tht- team scheduled for Satnnix:y ably you wont find If. , ting down to hard and good work. and. Five threshing machine* in this failed to , -put in an' appearance, ... • They have now shipped in two or three tieightarhixxl last week did a rubbing, 'tien- wag a crowd disappointed by K I gangs of women and giris and seem to hu*ine«s when it diu not rain. ®°l having a tall game Saturday.— Al ID " b»’ti yon buy our be having better success with them. Mr. Button I>=1 thr lwni.M of » Rmno^eit wrek UUn . . BREAD vou can K . ’ Rev. Jarvis ha* (returned from hi* uat* as far as we. have learned going Mr. Manager' DDF A A knoW are ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. DllE.AU f ’.ring the be»t of visit to Ovid, Mich. ' & Here are a few suggestion* that 70 burtiels to the acre. r-.. tustefial-"- baked by CURES GUARANTEED OR RO PAY. might not ta nmitw in regard to our Rev. Lyon and family are entertain­ an eimerienced baker K Jim Alllerding has taken up tbe YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED? rural telephone line:— ing a Mrs. Gihh* of Illinois, an aunt and In the most scientific man­ milk route to Lake Odensa again. BLOOD POISONS are th* prev«l»ni an J most » ner. Everything pure, clean, .'of Mr*. Lyon. . 1st. Be sure some one else ia nut sap e.a very Uf» bIocJ M the«>c'.'<n and noleaa *niu-: etadlCAi and wholesome. There were fifty present .at the C*Me tenon* cnmpli.-aimnv Vewarr<f Mercury. It ct.iy aeppre j Henry Faul and Arthur Myer* have talking when you ring. If you want the best, ask your NKW METHOD poAkuvhly Our> all blood dur-aea forever. aid society at Mr*. Bair* They tied <£ just returned from Valpariso when. • grocer for Barnaby’s Bread. --- and rawed ragrfor 1 H'ben « aickrnw re­ YOUHC OR MIDDLE-AGED eight comfortable* bcOun down ,w>r a,viw>. Yo. twl <h« -naro.re. n hen yua are hungry come to I they have been spending the summer pastime. A very nice timrwaa reported. "‘<unl*’"that u call for the doctor us for a taking^in the Commercial Course and .... ,--------- ... should have preference. Mra. Dodd* of Saranac visited her learning stenography and type-writing. grymd daughter Mra. Will Gavitt last . 3rd" . When -you want to know what 's 'wwiantt 7 Our New Mrttex! Treats They expect to return after a two weeks weck. meal happening ask ataut it and dont rubvacation. ,, ’ . , ... . . J*r over the phone. Everything i* neat and dean. I Mcoitor" ). so DiMam of Men. Sralrd ’Bock oo ”1 Mra Gerkey visited her brother Lunch Room in connection and i William Wunderlich had a very NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WHITTEN CONSENT- S--IT order cooking a specialty. Nice | bad spell on Saturday and for a time it Allen Kingjart Sunday. thing Confidential. Question List for Home Treatment rrw COAT8 GROVE. line of Cigars and Candies. I wa* thought he would not rally, but Scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and Miss Theda Kelsey of Charlotte visiti be is meuh^better at this time. otner distrewing uistresmngeruptivedr.raaswi Jr . J. other eruptive disease* yield i quickly and ]«rmanently to the cleans-! , 1Kr P*rcnt"Tmd. other friends^iere L. Parrott and family visited friends ing. purifying power or Burdock Blood ’ast w<*k. First door east of Banner Office. K I Cor. Michigan Ave. and Shelby St., Detroit, Mich. in Bowne last Sunday. Phons 123 Haatinfls, MMl Bltterg- --------------------------Miss Ethel Hall of- Hasting* visited We are sorry to learn that Grandma K K K K WEST WOODLAND. I her *ister Eunace Saturday and Sunday. I ' England is dead. Sfee has been on ’ an Rose Butolf is working for Mrs. I William Dtnnond ha* taught SU-acres extended visit with relatives in Ohio Henry Schaibly. j Norton Smith’ono mile south of here, 1 and on Monday morning D. 8. England Herman Crittes of Kalamazoo was Sprague and wife and daughter redeved a telegram stating that his mother was dead. Mr. England took a guest at John -Sinclairs Tuesday ““d J«»I"T Warner returned from their night" j trip to York State visiting friends and theifirst train for Ohio. The celebrated Adgle Reduced rates on all Myron Maynard of Hastings spent **‘nt?ra -’ tkunuel Katherman is having a new and her wonderful trained Trotting, Pacing and railroads of one fare to Friday night and Saturday at J. H. Frank Blood of Carlton ba* : roof put on his house. Hons. The most thrilling Durkoes. been engaged to tench the school here Grand Rapids and return. 7 The senior class of '05 will have Running Races cry day Hazel. El wool and Rnsral Barnum thc con,’nK term. performance ever wit ­ Write S. j. Weber, Scc*y, their second annual picnic at Thorn­ of Carlton vi*ited grandpa and grandKay and Herbert Sprague went to . nessed. 4 apple lake Friday Ang. 25. for ail information. 89 No extra charge for ma Lee last Thursday. [ ! < ’rystal lake fishing this week. Other attractions of a Pearl St., Grand Rapids, The *ocial at J.. H. ... *Durk»*e’: was a "iiliam Smith and family, John . admission to the- Race* I «moodland CLOTHES Br their very character poetieut strung arguments Justno।ii their ’ ‘ favor. ‘ tii e the well-dressed man ai d you will see that he al ways get* the •'glad hi nd,” while the shabbily di *68ed man is apt to get j lb j “Klondike tftare." ali th >ugh he may have I tu ire brain* tbaruhiU neat • ; aji ix-aring brother. ROWLADER BROS- & REISER, Ot r clothing baa CHAR Al ITER, FIT, STYLE, be rause we buy fruin the be l house*, but a good >11 t from our place wont co 1 youa cent more than yo 1 would pay tor au infei ior suit elsewhere. GAS USERS N. COVERT, The Clothier, Woodland Mich Hij h in quality and down to kin iergarten in price. ” You wll — soon ------want—School * * ’ shoes for the children. I\e have SH LIES FOR MEN: SH JES FOR LADIES al). know our line will please yot both in quality aud pride. — _---5-,__ NICE CLEAN LAUNDRY Snap i For Bargain Hunters The American Laundry, W. 5 jiac. :ages :i Bagla Soda 20c 25c 3can 'Com __ _ .................... ........... ___ ttegu ar 50 eent .Men’s Work shirts for only................ 45c Special for Saturday: STRICTURE CURED 19 pounds H & E Sugar for $1.00 CAN Remt nl>er I pay the highest market price for your produce. qO/lTS CiROVE 4 When (you want to do any driv­ 4 ing in tai* vicinity, come and see 4 us. We furnish good riga and drive to> all points. When you come here let us feed your homes. OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS 4 4 4 LIVERY & SEES /TABLE WOODLAND, HKH. 4 4 4 HAS 1 READER-gsy. 25 cents .DiwKEIiMEDY&KERGAN. Barnaby Bros., BARRY COUNTY MAPS Can be had at the Woodland Postoffice. They give the names of every farmer, the number of acres he owns, a 11 highways, streams, churches, school houses etc. PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS • at Woodland Postofficc, John Veltc, Postmaster. WHEN tv & HENRY RrtOLKI rtONASHITH 6r SONS MIDSUI BARGAI bargaini Clothint look «>> pur pri< au order making SIMM! stock ii price*' w tempt iti| LOOK W FH V Sa^sfaci one of o L. L.Loj ‘The Delton and P< Thornapple Gas and Electric Co School Shoes WOObLrtNb LIVERY "IS FEED /TABLE sc Free Amusements. Railroad Rates. marvelous nature. FREE Having decided to remove my Law Ollice tolhe city of Harting*; 1 wish to thank my many friends in Woodland and vicinity for their liberal patronage and kindness to me. I have rented the front rooms over the Hasting* Batpier ufliee. and expect to occupy.them and to be ready for busines* on and after Monday, September Ith, and eliall be glad to meet my many friends and clients, either in a social or buain*** way at any time. 1 ahull have a phone in my oilice and any one not having time to come to my office can eonauil me over the phone. To my many friends In the south and west part of the county 1 will say that for many years we have not met very often but after 1 make the change ts above stated 1 hope to meet you oftaner both in a social and business way. My latch Btriag will always hang out and I shall always be glad,/ to welcome yon. Very truly. JAMES. M. SMITH Gutchess and families i pleasant affair, A little over eleven; * uri°nKJames Ehret anfl daughter Mabel, Mrs. dollar* wa* taken. Charley Fuller. Mra Inna Brooks. । Ira Earley is under th* Dr’s. care. \ Harv Woodman. C. O. - Purdy | all • A. .1. Stater and wife’of Carlton ■ camped at Long l.akc last week. accompanied by Margaret and Helen Green from the •fre.di air society at Detroit were visitor* at C. Senter's l.-mt WOODBURY. Wednesday. ________ _ ai | Hollie Jamea. Frank Hildinger. and Wm. Lee and wife visited friends Ij,uKhlin were at Morrison Lake in East Woodland Friday. Sunday to attend the ball game. Mr*. Mott Brown and daughter of The <bu,Cv w°n attends Friday X Cirand ”*•'? Rapids. Mrs. Smith Holmen . night n‘;ht air airhaving having » a g<wy1 good *1 time. ”*, and daughter of Carlton were guest* of Kowlader wjio ha* been at1 Mrs. Weaver’s last Thursday afternoon. Lak” odesaa ha* returned home. . „ ~ ;----- I— Ban <J,unc Saturday afternoon at ibe I Bodily pain lose* it* terror if you’ve home grounds. a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil Fr(W. . in the house. Instant relief in case*; M Grom ha* gone to Lansing to of bums, cuts, sprain*, accident* of । work* any sort. ! _______ _ . la *-A-V. Bnntha THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. XX.. - Tte IM YU Haw Ahms J Kidney v/urv Cure will WIU cure curt) all RH <*l9ea“« xu->ring from disordered kid“ey« or bladder. For sale by Arthur ,...ro,W ■ ■» ’« ■■ 5iod^oUaI“1' W- H. Racing. Mich. Can be bad my large an< can get auyt for Building and it can be notice. Our other dealer* an inferior Delton will £ mutter how live, a* ma have tried it COME W.H Delton, CLUBBI (Headers of tl as favorable cl paper for any or magazine pi State* or Cana ed by auy oth section of Mid BANNEF BARR- Show every fa: the number pf infp, etc. Ala stream*, n»ilro houte* Very 1 PRICE 0 M Delton We West Michigan State Fair GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Sept. 18=19=20=21=22, 1905r 8. ]. WEBER. Secretary. V the Di Q Pay <J We loan m or good Bat 1 loan our wo bus in wit are all right, aervative bui Hone Hortga; Premiums for Agricultural Exhibits. $25,000 Cash Prizes. Horses, Cattle, Swine Poultry. Wonderful Exhibits of Manufactured Goods. Fine Furniture* Boots and Shoes, Concrete work, etc. Actual manufacture ing going on with latest machinery In Main Hall. Women's Department Fine Baking and Pre serves. Art Needlewo* and Tapestries. Special prizes in cash- Pap New York and Bond* < Dll A. A. ALDR J- G. HUGH E. S. MORE DR. McLEA WILLJAM I U P. TERF JAMES COI �: — ’ < ’ -____________________________ ______________________ ■ _ BASTINGS^BANKER, AUGUST 24, 1905. , ■ 9 SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT 1 np irw-oi iva.iFr. 3— ___ _ ... . . . . Tin local News in Orangeville, Hope. __Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. DELTON. ’ PRAIRIEVILLE. Miss Beanie Faulkner after spendingf Will Cairns and Fred Stilas Mf Cbia week with her parent* at Lowell re­. <’*gt> were guests of Mr. and Mr^ G. turned last Thursday accomjtanied by E. Cairan last week and are spending her mother. a week at Gmf Lake. Mrs. R. S. Harter visited friends Un, The Hughes family held their annual Johnstown and Rattle Creek last week. picnic at Fine Lake Saturday. iOtUMMER BAR 3AINS L- showing some great .•:i- u. Men’s Mid Boy’s jng !t will pay you Jo Lor stock ’over and get Ivor's before you place Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore and family Mrs. Jane Brandstetter <rf Middle­ spent Saturday and Sunday with the ville a former resident of this place di Al iattera' sister. Mra. Will Main. Mias last week and was buriftl in the Grace Oliver of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ Prairieville cemetery Thtirviay. day with her father. Mr. P. M. Oliver. Geo. Galletley visited bj< mother Mr. And Mra W. N. Henkes of here last week. Johnstown spent Sunday with Dr. and . Mra. J. E. Cairns entertained her Mrs. Harter. • aunt Mrs. Martha Russell aad grand­ C«ra Roff spent Sunday iu Kalama­ daughter of Kalamazoo last week. zoo. Mrs. Hyde and danghten- and Miss Belle Cutler sjient Sunday at home. I Blanche Hyde wen at Kalamazoo Ed Houvener of Hastings visitedI! Tuesday. I. - anywhere, as wo are fn low prices on ’our 5! Eli GOODS. Our eotuplste and the V.. jUote will be vhjy ■i -. Our 41vthefi K WELL ■ Mrs. R. W. Rirhunls relumed from . Miss Queen Blackman is attending 1 N. ¥. State last week. . Mr. Floyd Starr organized tu> L. T. the switchijoard. nt thd hardware. Roy Cutler of Hastings v)sited Ikl- L. Society here last Saturday, Delton friends Sunday. IT WELL WEAR WEM b always goes with : oveland & Son, Ihe Clothiers, id’Pr.firirviUe. ,..i . Mich. ® .Every J Kind I * and 3 Quality ot LumK bar ; Mr. Ed Brown died in Kalamazoo t<m friends Sunday, • . > last week. He wr ' • in •- ■business ■a* formerly Mrs. M. Manning and Mrs. H. Pen­ here- under the ni irm of Gross A Brown nock were in Kalftmazuo Friday. Fred Thorpe of * Chicago s]ier.t a ' Marshall Norwood spent Sunday in • week of vacation with bis mother at Hastings. Richland. ' Mr. Geo. Coleman is on the sick list. ' HOPE. | Mrs. W. Blackman si*nt Saturday j ' and Sunday with her mother Mrs. 1 There was a genend turnout .to the j farmer ’ s picnic Saturday. Ford at Middleville. I Mr.. E. S. Morehouse is suffering.' Borp to Mrs. Lizzie Brinkert Aug. I from a severe attack of Appendicitis. ; ,lb u n’,le l. x’unt’l ’l>°y. . Mother and are doing .well -well unde: under tbe care of i ,, ... •a,-.u i . . , ’babe ’’ah** are ‘hr- FHtch of Cloverdale.. , fever, but is getting along very nice j E(Jgar fam-jy wui j n|n : at this writing. 1 Wednedaay wai field day. A full Replogit- cam[M<d ut Gun Lake lart week and while there entertained Mr, report will be found in next weeks and Mrs. John Fynes and sun ut Jack­ ; BANNER. son Mt. and Mrs- Charles Saddler uf : Mr. Uiurra <■! Kalunruo is visit- . Oretigevilte. ------ w------- - MIm Eti.d Crsncc of t ing his brother Mr. Roy Lenarre. . Martin, and Miss Mary Fox <4 Cloveri Little Meals' Lenarre is quite sick at dale. this writing. j q. b. Harthy aud family returned > ,i- trad at my yard.- From r and -varied- stock you • anything you may need rAu is- Hritiabeil on- short ■’ • pllees aro as low as • !>. ifv.iiciF nek fur lumber of •. i .ality A trip to It i v. H B.nve you money, uo tui’.’-r hew fair ’away v. u may In.- .> tna iy- can tetrtify who COME AND SEE ME. W.H. Chase, J : I Michigan. CLUBBING RATES !:• \nai i ran secure biing rales with ibis I Ly or we< kly paper ! -bed in the United i a • an be procur- !*w.-pafler in this iitan. BANNER MAPS OF BARRY COUNTY. ' »>«• • • • - - —rui in Barry County, t acres-, rection, town\l-'—hows-the highways, nilrbads. churenes, school •'.-Liable ton reference. iiOE ONLY50CTS. ' DErto.t Post Office. - P. 6. ADAMS. Postnaster Delton State Bank Per cent on Deposits. I • .< -n; money on Real Estate ••1 I- : Bahkat’lp Paper. We( 1 '- r n -iney st home, and du< • r.h people we know : -•nt. \\ r do a safe, con- ( ■ ■ - .-nd have । Toney to Loan ' reasonable rates. Deeds, । lortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. ( \ork Drafts, Insurance1 and Ihmds Sold. DIRECTORS: ,A. A. ALDRICH. President. <1. IHXiHES, V. President. S. MOUHHOUBE, Outlier. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. ’■ I'. TERPENNINO. (JAMES COLLINS. SHULTZ. Our community was greatly shocked last Munday morning to hear of the sudden death of Mr. B. Spiller a former resident of this place now of Urbandale. The deep.-st .sympathy is exprened for Mra. Spiller as this is the secund time she baa been liercft of a comjianion. Andrew Smith and wife left immediately for Urbandale. The time and place of funeral has not as yet been learned. ' Mr. aud Mra. tf’m. Clouse and their POLLEY DISTRICT. WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS Mra. Cora Bingley of Buffalo N. Y. SUMMER* If you desire rest and re­ is visiting her Cousin Mrs. Guy Camp­ creation. ^hy not try ’THE RIVER bell and George MacDonakl 8 . LAWRENCE TRIP?” Folders Miss Hazel Winslow" of Prairieville' descriptive of the Thousand Islands, is assisting. Mra. G. Bush with her Rapids. Montreal, Quebec . Murray Bay. Tadonsac. the far -famed Saguonay household duties. River, etc., on application to any Mrs. Kate Polley, of Otsego is visit­ railway or steamboat Ticket Agent For ing friend" and relatives in!this vicin­ illustrated guide, ’ • Niagara to the Sea. ’ ’ send f> cents in postage stamps to H. ity. Foster Chaffee. Western Pass. Agt., Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Polley of Delton Toronto, or This*. Henry-. Traffic Mgr.. Montreal. R. & O. 'Navigation Co. ’ visited at Isaac Hunvener's Sunday. Mrs. Henry Storr is viidtin'g her two daughters of Detroit and Mra. Carrie Spence of Hastings spent last sister Mrs. Robert Van Vai ken burg cf Orangeville •tops tb.* cough and haaltiungi Friday at Ernest Shultz's, w Edward Voren Kaiup of Kalamazoo Mra- Achsa Hines and daughter are visited H. Storr and family j Friday. sending some limp with her sister Mrs. Kctinie Weaver and family of’ Mr. and Mrs. L. Dixon imve moved i io Hickory Gomers. • Fennville. J Mr and Mrs. Frank Johnson of j Geo. Kenyon wife aud daughter Amy 1 I have bought the LAUBALK1H uf South East Maple Grove visited Mr. 1i Oshtemo are the proud ]>akents of a I aiul Mrs. J. Rtte Tuesday and j: baby girl. Mrs. Johnson.wad formerly I market, and will add a complete tnis-vicinity. line of Groceries, Canned Goods, ’’ Mrs. Grace Bush of tnis -vicinity. Wednesday uf last week. . Confections, Etc. Everything Mr.and Mrs. Chas. Kenyon v th throe i HINDS CORNERS. will be kept right up to date in of their daughters Ciirrie, En ma and I Mrs. McKiunis of Nasnvnle and j every way and I solicit my share Linnie attended rhe ik*iuiway reunion • Mm. Workman of Ohio vis|ted their of patronage. hole! at Gaines. Kent Co. lust l‘r*<lwy t couisn A. IL Ph ill ips anti family a part aud Saturday. They report a v ry fine ' (,f |JtHt wwk. time. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tobias visited; Dolton, Mich. The new barn of Hermau terhel s . Ansel Phillips and family one day last' was raised lost week Thursday, Work i week. on the same is progressing finely. I Mra. Kline who has been attending | •-*-—. •»•••■. »w- irauM (uivuuiu^ R. S. HARTER, M. D. Mrs. W. Haze and Miss Cloe Beech ! camp-rnobting ^returned boink Sunday, PHYSICIAN and SUHGEpN. ufHastings vf Hastings who -art ure spending some some;1 f,.„ , ■ .. , ,.. ,, . t tow at Wall Lalto -raent lw,t U.urJav G Jy t’“rr““u “'te.«l».l the Header. oEFICB Itoltoa- n to it a m,. 1 ■« 1 . u i- O , V ' 1 “,un““r rfnnt rr-anl.m at Haattog, I«.v Fridav. ■ A” >™»FW ai&ndM. at H. r. Zerbel s. ■ • , pbouenroflUe. .. , .. ... ... , .. Jacob Kline is nuitq Mr. andMra Shen,y>u.handhttk| lhiMrs. ,u.ri .i ’• 1 sick at | office at rMtdsooe. Deltoo. Mich. NORTHEAST BARRY. EAST ORANGEVILLE. • Mr. and ^Mrs. Ben Johnson with Remember the township Sunday their children spent .Sunday at- the School convention at the Hunnel) , lake. School house next week Wednesday. । Mrs. Nancy . Johncox and mother . The L. A. S. was . well attended at , Mra. Diuwiddie called on Mrs. Marg­ Mr. and Mrs. Jt-sse Litt’s last week. aret Chase Sunday whose husband is The following officers were elected ft>r the coming year Pres. Mrs. . sick. • Mra. Schwaukoff uf Palestine Ind. is Jennie Litts: Vico Pres. Mrs. Sarah visiting her daughter Mrs. Wm. E. Brown. Sec. Mrs. Amelin Nollies; Assistaut Sec. Miss Vida Welnter: JohncoXh - . Organist and Chorister M rs. Kate Kahl­ । Gladys Johncox returned home er; Trea-i. Mra. Della Webster. with her parents Sunday after a fe w Born to Mr. and Mra. Vernon Web­ ' days stay with Grandpa and Graudma ster Aug. 19 ft son. Mother and son Hayward. . ~~~T doing well. ( Nearly every one around here attended Milton Noldes and family entertaned ‘the Farmer’s Picnic at Gun Lake. New York Frank Hart’s colts becoming* tired of Mr. aud Mrs. Smiley I , the picnic broke loose and came home. last week. , But they had the good luck to get a Miles Fisher and wife entertained • ride homie. . company from Kahunnzoo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawtie McBain and Many persons in thia community an* suffering from kidney compliant who sister of Polley Dirt, spent Sunday with Miss Vida Webster. . could avoid fatal results by using Foley'S Kidney Cure. For sale bv Miss Bessie Litts has been spending A rthur E. Mulholland, successor to V. a few days with her grandmother near । H. Goodyear. DoWling. Mra. Elizabeth Webster of Bedford CLOVERDALE. Born, on the 15th intrt to Jacob Siert- is visiting friends in this vicinity. siba and wife a son. PLENTY OF PROOF Arthur Patton and wife ’ went to Mt. Clemens last Friday Mr. Patton returning on Sunday. Mr”. Patton.will From People You Know. remain some timefor treatment. From Hastings Rev. G. T. Fisher was in charge of I Mr. Patton’s affaire during his ab­ sence. Mrs. Bert McCallum returned from Kalamazoo last Thursday and is as well as can be expected after treatment at the hospital. Frankie Titus is hello girl at the telephone exchange at present. James A. Ryan is very sick although somewhat improved from last week. Citizens. DELTON, SUCH. Osltun. I tM*; all Cralu*. Prtoss roMooabie. P. J. HOUVENIR 3128 lexinoton »!.?. Announcement J. SPROUL, sot) spent several days of last week at ' Mr. Allegan' with Ihrir btolhlwr W. Newel ■' ‘r; Clarence* <-'>«r'-nra. Robimim Bol.toAn and a. d family . of o*..» Ohio visited v,s Eli Robinson land famfam­ and wife, ’ . ily last week. Warren Sefton cf G rand Rapids - Wilbur Payne gave a birthday par­ itrd Dan Carn's over Sunday. , ty to his friends last Saturday. All reMiss Bertha PralrnsJil.a who*ha6 been jHjrt a good time. assisting Mra. Will Aldrich with her Nevin Bechtel assisted hifc brother household duties has ettinned home. ; Dan Bechtel’Sunday. Mra. Clara Walid >rff of Hastingsi ■ ”1 had n running, itching sore on | who is camping at Wall Lake spent. | ^my leg, Suffered tortures: , . f i . , ... ‘fig- ouumwi uiriurw. iinaui sDoan's । rararal <la>, uf Itot week «->th Mre. Ointmeut took «««>• the bnraioK and i Omtinci,: away ,'«• umisiuak a.,d Elizab«*th Payne. i! itching'instantly ----- - and. quickly . .. t—effected n . . | permanent cun,.” C. W. Lenhart. I Mrs. A. Bugbee wbb hss l*en v®ry Bowling Green. O. sick is better at this trriting. The Mimes Nina WalldortT and Elsie FINE LAKE. There are a number-of camps on the Wetzel of Hartings spent last Friday shore of Fine lake now. with Mrs. Fred Zerbei. Frank Earle and formerly of Bed­ ford and some friends are camping t. .. at Jordan's and Payetts A number from Bellvue are camping at Turner's land­ ” “ ing. Attorney North aud wife of Battle Creek are stopping at the Boyrne cot­ tage. Plinney Kidd of Washington D. C is a guest at lis uncle’s B. J. Grover’s for a few days. , Mrs. Slawson returned to her home ] Jacob Cornwall hits returned from Alabama. His family will cofhe later. last Sunday evening. He says Michigan for him. The Epworth League will give an VERY INTELLIGENT DOG. ice ert-atn social next Saturday eve on | tin? parsonage iajvn. They fiope for., J. E. Howison hak a shephetd dog alM>ut two years old that is certainly in­ a large attendance.* . telligent. He goes after the coirs every David Stiles was much surprised last separates tbe .cuwn thev Saturday -v« CNitnruiiy *ve'wben nucn i* be luuim found uvlie was on . night, ” • . , milk talking ' by the u- uf Rural phone fr”m the hCTd to hit. brother Walter L Tbuze whom Var_nfJ?!® told Mr. he supposed to be in Oregon, but in- j has *" “ IL "several “times When - —* •the : stuck!‘has lieen into mischief.' Twice stead was at Bedford. Mr. Tooze .was him ennrnt.. to Mw.n.e l.lnnd wlwn- be >" h"» rarrwebt, hi, for toe A.neriran j "’**>lb" ««* h»' *»»" »»>■ Woodman: He wns webmpanied by his wife and niece Mil* Maliel Tooze 1 but um he was hilled for the. Island1Jj Before the days uf the rullrmil travelAug. 23 his stay wiw very brief. ’[. ere from Phnadelpbla to N«r York I went by wajfou. The following old ad­ I rertlsement outlines the pretfess: "John DOSTER. | Butler, with bls wagon, sots! out on The hum of^ the thresliing machine , Mondays from his bouse nt the Sign of has t>een beard in the neighborhood for the lK-ath of tbe Fox, in Strawberry the past week «r so. ; alley, and drives the same day to TrcnMrs. Ernest Farr r-tumkl i ...... ..... lust1 ton ferry- whore Francis Holman meets him aud proceeds on Tuewlay ts BrunsThursday from a’week s visit erith her | wick. awl.'the passengers and uahmIm bcparents. । Ing shifted Into the wagon of Isaac Fltz“Misses Maggie Broward Berth<Ham- 1 randolph, he takes them to the New mond and Mrs. Emma Brownell of Blazing Star, where Rubin FitzranPlainwell will start Thursday fur a trip dolph, with a boat well suted. will meet them and take them to New Yerk that to Niagara Falls. night*’ Mitt Fannie Lease now a tert-ber in Battle Creek formerly a teacher nt. “Your sou Willie seems to have got Calkins School houm visited Mrs. Ed­ •brer being round shouldered, i Every die Farr last week. time I’ve seen him lately lies beeu Mra. Conrad Merlean bad the misfor­ standing up like n man.” tune to fall with a teakettle of foiling “Yes; after yours of scolding him for water and was seriously burned am the his stooping I tried a new plati” result is not .able to sit up yet but “What was it?’ "I told him be had a maiUp Hicent is slowly improving. Mr. John Freeman was quite i ll a chest.’’—Newark News. Tbe greatest skeptic can hardly fail vo be convinced in the face of evidence likfr this. It is impossible to produce few days of last week. better proof of merit than the *<»»*• Mrs. Eddie Farrand little daughter mony of residents of Hastings, of people who can be Isecn at any .time. Beatrice and Helen are visiting n Read the following case of it: Hastings. Geo. Supplee. of Apple street says: Mr. W. J. Warrant and daught r F*’or eight or nine years 1 was troubl­ Mire Marcia ,of Kalamazoo attended ed with kidney complaint causing pain down low across my back, it the Lindsey picnic at Scott's landir;K Mra. Emma Collins and daughter camo and went first, but for tbe last on Pine Lake last Wednesday. mi months it utm stuck k cioncr closer to iu me . . .. Mildred spent several days of last week eighteen _ brother. i.— Irirlnov secretions ; John Chandler Jr. and wife also Mrtthan a Tbe kidney werc too frequent and at times highly Am0H Brownell spent Sunday in th» with friends in Kalamazoo. Charles E. Bailey shipped 12,00011)8. roloral. I lAod diSeront rem<^K» l>« ^ghtmrtmud. nnnA MMUDOd to <lo m® mnch K°°°- ®ae , ■ " ~ dM l"iA? Doari-H Kidney 1’ille odrer-, Mr. Levi Water, h«» improved hi, of wool from here last week. Considerable wheat is being drawn tieed and thinklug they might Irelp me llimtovjme midenee with a n»w coat . of I roeurad secured a a boa box at at A. A. E. t. ^MtoheU^ »» here. Lccwwor to W. H. Goodyear drag store « The '•no. «ty. ‘thejdid Tho L. L T. L. lecture at South Pine This ITwill will cheerfully «ay. h7f___ . > e*er Lake church last Sunday evening was me more good than any remedy Iks Dad Yoa dm Jo b,. all douon,. Erie » »«>“««>< ‘CCh,n’ Ban tie tOB\>r oale by all dealers. 1 Foarar-Millrara Co.. Bnttldo. waa a gooa one never-tbo-lesv cent*. Foewr-Miltaro Oo.. »»»». - -------------------------------------- — - sole - agents ■ -for - Uo It New .York, the United United j, iR iH rep reported------that---Mr. S. " R. Rogers Poon', and ' wiH . .a rmsn-s « PiM L*’te ■O“B TOIZYSnONTY^TAR uKX. MNoraff Ooldai Pravoata Faaoraiaia HOUVENIR LIVERY, Feed and Sale Stable. FOimnONEY-TAR ing at Bell Oak and report a very profit^r- an‘l M**- James M urphy and .... . ■l.a —l- ■ non visitedHat-Mr. a * e _ TJohn. - 1._ r,Pransh_ __ little able time. Mr. Fluyd Starr president of Michi­ ! ka’a Sunday. Mra. C. Anders and son Fred visited gan L. T. L. held a meeting at the parsonage Friday at_two p. m. with at John Adder's of Cloverdale one day laat week. Tbe L. A. S. was very pleasautly the W. T. U. and addressed a pubile Mis- Creteie Hull after spending a entertained by -Mra. O. l<oomis on meeting at the church in the evening Thursday of last - week. The neat' and gave a very instructive address af- week with her parents has gone to meeting will be at Mrs. Etta. Pierce’s work- in H*ptinggs.\ Mra. Hattie BUmi who has been car­ for dinner. ized with a charter membrerahip of 10 Miss Maude McMnnui spent Sunday ing for her cousin for a few days re­ and 10 honorary membcnL with her parents. Subject for next Sunday Repentance. turned to her home at Shultz Sunday. Sunday must have been a good day Remorse. Scripture St. Matthew J-O-57 BANFIELD. and 27-X Don’t forget the mid-week for fwhipg. judging by the number Mrs. Chan Sylvester visited her aunt prayer meeting. Thursday Eve. at 7:80. seen with fishing rods. Mra. Chauncey Reynolds last week. ‘ I Building and Repairing |>citon. --------। from Gun Lake .Sunday. DELTON CHURCH NOTES. ' i T . , „ NORTH HOPE. Pastor G. 1. Fisher and wife return*d „ Monday from » torn-<!•>■» mating ,t | Charlto Harriwn and lady went to Eaton Rapids and ten flays campmeet-: (-’lar,ottc nnJtty- . 1*- ’*» ,oture- I hare ueen respectability and ami­ ability grouped over tbe air tight atove, I have seen virtue and intelligence hov­ ering over the register, but I have nev­ er, seen true happiness. In a family cir­ cle where the faces were not ilininlnated by the blaze of an open fl rep la ea­ ch W, Holmes. Cor. Washiagteo and Bojlston Sts. BOSTON. MASS. Headquarters. for Michigan Press Araridatinn and BuUness Men while in Boston. Located in business center. Everything new and first class; lire proof; 200 rooms: bath anji telephone iu every room. Special rate to com­ mercial men. The Lexlnaion Hotel GomDann, J. D. F1HNIK6, Pres.... ft iAIDRICH BROS.? ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft«ft •ft HANDLE THE FAMOUS Page Buggies, J. J. Deal & Sons Buggies, Laporte Buggies and Michigan Buggy Co. Goods. -Uf iii iii Uf Uf Uf iii iii Weber and T. & H. Smith Farm Wagons, also Farmers Saginaw Handy Wagon, Superior, Hoosier and Dowagiac Drills. Uf iyi Complete line of Builders Hardware. Look over onr i*f fjt Furniture Department, Carpets, Rugs. Linoleums.Matfjt tings, etc. Run in and look ns over. If you don't wish Uf ft to buy just now. you can decide where you will buy. Uf ft Uf Uf Uf * Uf Uf w ft You cap find It at Ialdrich bros., , DELTON, MICHIGAN. Castoria! The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been In use for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of and has been made under his per­ sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Justus-good ” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­ goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine uor other Narcotic substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhrea ami Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach aud Bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep.’ The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of A blessing alike to young and old Dr. Fowler's Extract of W nd Straw­ berry. Naturea.apecific for dytrntcry, dUhnoba and’summer complaint. ' CASTOR IA For Infants and Children, ihe Kind You Hare Always Bough’ Signaturir The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 24. 1905. WANTS I at Otia lauding west Gun lake next | Thursday Aug. 81st All are invited. I WANTS A good program and speakers are t promised. BOWEN’S MILLS. g, c. Bogart and family are enter­ Farmer. Picnic of Barry and All.-gari i uining company from ‘Chicago, UL *. I*OLrN'D—Sunday a key and ring in, Counties Streeter’s land- ; lira L. D. Cary and Mim Margaret : .. took ■- place at .......................... “* W Murphy of Miwkegon are visjting her : BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. . calling at this office, and paying for -last> week.. Friday had its \usual crowd sister Mrs. Jan G. Runion’s for a few ‘ ,lf you haveabueggy that’s lying and fBrm this notice. — * ~w,th “1‘ it a pl—ar.t * d»yW toward. u idle in the barn; a stove or ! night the indications were of ram. Sure 1 f i other househdld goods you FOR—Good pasture call phone ____________________ _ _________ . 443. enough th. morning opened hp with » . Ifr. andMn. Michael BaDlrw of . don’t use; if yo« have any stock FOR BBKT—A nice pleaaan, room. ,n.mrJ1ju„,„ r»in ,u,rm which pnt Carlton wa. vi.lting Mr. and Mr.. Jaa , you want to ’dispose of: a house « damper on the picnic but front, ten : <> Rnnion, on Snnday. .you want to sell or rent; if you Crtii s’^ o riock atremendon, crowd .anted in - E. - Knnions --■* want a girl for jhousc work; in Jas. aiid -tM™. children of of fact if you want to buy. rent or FOB RENT-Rotatt 'rid Ito Stre«'r'“.*“» “ “ “W b> ““W *° I Rutland were visiting Kiri parents Mr. . sell, Just try our Want Column , be the most interest big picnic* evei 1 and Sirs. Jas. G. Runions on Bunday. it brings buyers $nd sellers to­ stort) basement tor a barber shop. O. gether. and’ onlv costs ONE* held there; and the city.of Hasting.' D. Sjmulding. WALNUT STREET. ’ CENT A WORD FOR' EACH . has a right to feel proud of its elocn- . Mr. and Mrs. Wiriegumwho have* INSERTION. Try it. FOR SALE—First class go-cart. tionest. Miss Vinnie Ream. We doubt. WANTED—I want to wil tbe follow­ Residence .337 W. Green St. Phone (Ml. if there is any better in the suite. She j been spending the sumirier with their daughter Mrs. Wm. Spath have- gone ing mtn l<* and h.<v.- made th* price FOR SALE—On Very reasonable ..:certainly did well, and with- Mr. very low’ to sell. k)ue oxtensian top terms township, county and state rights to their home in the north pan of the j surry with pule anil thills-160.00, one for trip -ale of Lindgren’s Weedeline. Thomas of Adrian, the great State state. . side spring top beggy a good uw $25..U). •’which abadlutely destroys weeds and ;; Grange Singer, held the audience spell ; Misw-s Violet Burkett of Fremont ‘ one hide bur de)i|cry wagon, a very thistles of ’every description, and Imund. And then too that grand orator easy rider, these buggie-a are all good which is non-poisonous tin stock. Ad­ P.' T. Coigrove gave uh a masterly Ohio. Iris Shively of Jackrim. Helena I ones $25.b0. One roller drill a good One dress Geo. A. Liudgten. Hastings,’ sjHvch which was well; received by all. Fairchild and Arnie Shively of the city ’ 323.00 brie laud :roller, the best make Mich. Mrs. Han well wi|b her daughter, were visitors at Al Shively - a few days IKtuOoue 5 tooth cidtivator 1.30. .one 7 . tooth .spring cultivaior *l..Vf, txVo North '’ NO ACRES FOR SALE -4 mile® South jjirs. Henry Johnson were sitting on last week. Fairfield; plows, with jointer^and new of Nashville on tho four corners. the back seat uf a two 'seated buggy' • Mrs. W. E. Merritt and Mr-. Q. A. devices.' 1 have used no liettrr'plows, School house on corner of .the farm. eich $2.80, mie )K»ny Deerrtjg binder Good Orchard,' Tnir frame house, ,7b When near the picnic grounds Saturday ; Hynes of the city spent tbe day Ht $13.00.' bne.set three huree whifiletrees acres cleared. A fine, located farm one wheel dropped into a' deep hole Philo Fuller’s Thursday. $2.30. one nil steel spring tooth harrow known as the Kinney farm. $1600. ; with such a sudden lurch that it threw . Misses C«>n»l Fuller and Lois Pryor nearly new ?3.041 one wood frame steel Will make the payments to suit the them and^he seat out and Mrs. Hart­ were the guests ofrilazcl Fuller Friday drag $3;00 two double shovel }>!ows 73c buyer. Will m-ll part or nil. well was badly hurt. Dr. Taylor was and Saturday. each. Y'ou want to jwe these goods to see how giMXl they are. They are in FOR SALE- A bay mare, weight called to attend* her. my shed in rear of barn. When yon 1180 pounds. 7 years old. good family j RUTLAND CENTER. 1 Mrs. John Briggs und her sons and look nt them don'tplanter on price, as horse. Dr. R. S. ILnti-r. !>Oren Erway returned to his home at ■ wives of Grand Rapids are visiting the above* is the uslung and sclling.price Mt. Pleasant Monday. LOST—A pair of gentleman s kid relatives.in thia vicinity. I am not going to farm any more mid glove® in this city. Finder ’ please \ have no use for them. Lilly Shultz of Banfield spent Satur­ visitleave at this office arid receive rewjard. I S. 6. Smith of'Plainwell Y’oura truly, day aud Sunday ut John Erway ing friends here last week. T. Phillips. FOR SALE—A good fauuly driving Mrs. Willis’ McCarty and children ■ Vern and Walter Bedhtel with their WANTED—We have a lot of old .horse, sound and gentle, also a murrey und Rose Myers of Hastings spent last j papers to sell, suitable for putting un­ nearly new, ami good • steel range. mother of Grand Rapid- and Fort , der caitpeta. At BANNER office. Enquire 128' W. Center street or at Wayne Ind. were visiting their broth­ ■Monday at Ed MX-ers*. John Envoy and wife and Oren Er- • BANHEK oftic-c. er and son in law Guy Pierson tlie* past WANTED—To lease a- good modern way visited Henry Shively and family ■ house centrally located. Uiquire at the week. FOR SALE—On ’account of moving in Yankee Springs last Saturday and j BANNER office. Henry Hnggett and his two daughto the state of Washington I will sell Sunday. ' FOR SALE—The Hastings Electric all of my furniture and household tern from Ohio are visiting his mother We 'understand that Rex Foreman Light A Gas Co. have a number of goods. Everything will l»e sold Ht a Mrs. John Huggett. second hand coal and wood stoves, low price-. Call on F. G. Anderson. 714 has purchased a new carriage. . Mr. V^lsun has t«een engaged to taken in exchange for gas stoves, that 8. Jefferson-St. City. The Belson families picnired and j We will sell at a barjpin. It will pay ! teach the Bowen's Mills School for you to tall at our office in the Jones fished at Podunk lake one day last week . ; the next tight months. Block bn Jefferson street. Hastings John Erway and family spent last! Mr. and Mrs. Garbetl who have been Electric Light & Gas Co. emploved by the government for the Thnrwlay at Heplugle lake. WANTED—A bottle of my cholera Ira Otis ai:J wife went to Caledonia past three years as teachere in the medicine in every home. Just the thing for all bowel Complriittts. John . Philipine Islands have been visiting last Saturday io visit the latter’s jmit| A. FYillur. Haxtn^N, Mich. their parents here ami in York State cuts. If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or If there. Is anything usdful you want to buy .’place an adv. in the ' jFOR RENT—Two houtwp with tarns li mile south uf city limits. Also goo<l p.hsture lot. E.. E. Cotant 513 Apple street. Will commence trading . Barnard i loaches for money. Septi. Third bonne west of McOmber scimol house. M. M. : Slocum and Sutherland. Try a Want Adv. In the Banner’s on their long Want Column , started morning for the Islands. CHIDESTER-BURTON’S fiftieth ye STOCK REDUCTION INVITED Offl 6010 SO THE EDITORS DID IT BECAUSE SALE Closes THE IN THE “LAND 0 Immortalized by L Which Acadia: ished 150 Y August 26th 24 Don’t miss this last opportunity to get a fine suit at about half price. $14.00, $15.00, $16.00, $18.00 and $20.00 suits for $10.89 $10.00 and $12.00 suits 7.89 $7.00 and 8.00 suits 5.89 A few blacks and blues, reserved We sell the Best 50 cent overall in town. See them. journey this We are *-rry to learn that Mr. Dunn and family ur.j soon to leave ns. yet we It is said that Wm. E. Bowen and welcome Mr. Burrow* and family who (Burdett Briggs with the rest of the have -lionght tneir farm. Good'bear.' harvester for sale or rent Electric Rail Road Company go to There will U* a l>ox social at Fred at S5 cents j>er acre. <■- H. Lankert, ' Battle Creek next Monday to finish up Olis* Wednesday evening the 3oth. Fur Haftings. R. R. <. Sec. 31. Hastings 35 Cents Pound. the deal with Chicago magnates or church purpose's.. township. . capitalists who furnish the money to WANTED—Tbnrie or (ouryonug men clean, wholesome, palatable build what, is known as the Grand fruit. It’s something new to travel vfith Miuiager—Wm. Olsen. • LAKE VIEW. and imported'from China. Stebbins House. Rapids. Battle Creek & Kalamazoo Preaching at-the school house Sun­ Traction Road. It is understood day evening. Rev. Olton’s farewell FOR SALE -Mare and colt. Sec. 344. ! that tbe road is .to be complete«l in two sermon. Hastings township, or nddresH Geo. C. ‘ years apd wo hear. there is talk of an Scott str.. Quimby, Mich. Wa*h Helmer and family visited Electric Rond from Hastings via Gun Frank Johnston and wife Sunday.’ LokiK Allegan Lake Shore in to Chi­ THIS- -IS—THE- -ONLY- -CIRCUS- -COMING- -THIS-SEASON cago. Mira Edith Strickland and gentleman friend visited het; sister Mra. B. Mc­ Kay Sunday. . ; YANKEE SPRINGS. Mra Granger of Mulliken is spend­ Miss Maude Canady lof Welcome ing a few days with Walter Keagleand Corners is the guest <t Mrs. Arina family. ’ Raymond for a few days. Mr*. Luc Hilton mid family of .Mar­ । Chas. Driffey of Kalamazoo- was the tin Corners spent otic day last week ’ guest of relatives here Saturday and with Mrs. Zhninernmn ami family. ' Sunday. Frank Chariton is! visiting his old t Mra. Will Raymond of Tbumkins. neighbors M r. ant| Mix Andrew ' Jack-ton County is the gute-t of reia- Srhatlhonwr ndar ‘ Delton BntfipJiiy tives here. and Sunday. _ CHIDESTER & BURTON LICHEES KNOT A LEADING Does the Trade With in the Bannt CLOTHIERS A «hort ride fro Dominion Atlantic a heart of the “Eva: made famous . by A poet. Longfellow, loves a lover, and tl will live through cot the memory of Acad will Ut embalmed in and story. It has al' my chorisbed dreams time to visit tbe spo .fax was tbe objectiv< yet I believe the cl "Land of Evangeline to take the trip, thai wise gode. Tbe re enchanting. But no forest primeval—the and the hemlocks stand like druids ofc and prophetic." Tbe is rich in natural be, interest. The trages well known, though tho Acadian peasant in thi* region 15U ye mighty'struggle to should jeedominate Tbe French ebua greed for conquest, tbe rich meadows ol tbe English tl LEE HING, SSX Hastings, n i If you want good Soap, buy It of Mulholland. The street fakers have the other kind. a Hastings Markets. Hastings Markets are corrected every Wednesday morning and can l<e relied upon as correct at that dale. Coneeted Wednesday, Aug. si tW5. KRODrcH. WEDNESDAY, ocpl 0 Kw l.icjp*r dor. . *c per lb. . t KGETABLES. Uli-ITS, ETC. NORRIS & ROWE’S NEW BXC SHOWS Judge Stuart of Gnmd Rapitls and Si v. rul uf the |ieople of this vicinity P. T. Coigrove of Hastings were the attended campmeeting at Pennocks' _________________ speakers Friday at the Farmers’ PicGreve Sunday. HIPPnflDAMC tn*-’At Streeter's Landing, the Judge niF» UUHUME . being a former Yankee Springs Imy . DOWLING. was pleaeed to meet old friends; JUST TWICE LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE J. E. Herrington and Sam Wiw Almon Ritchie and wife of Otsego. are spending a few days in Chicago; STAG E° ’ Mark Ritchie and family of Middle­ this week. ' . A NEW CIRCUS THROUGHOUT * * Mte villa, Will Norris and wife of PrairieVern Wilcox who has been working; I ville spent Sunday at W. J. Ritchie's. j near OliVet*was called home last week ! CIRCUS 2 KUEERif MUSEUM -RINGS E RINGS-9 ' ' I । i Monroe Dietrich of Middleville is : building a cotbme at Streeter’s Land­ 1 ing. Gun Lake.' I D. C. Burpee of Kalamazoo came I over Thursday to visit relatives rotum- ; ing Sunday. , Farmers Grange picnic will A Multitude of New Fectures Never Before Presented hi America t iii. Acrobats, Oyinnasts IVHcf-air Pcrtor’ar^rs Trained Aninr^ __________ Acts____ Herd of Elephant.-. Rose Dockrili Seven Marvelous Bell ords Doily Miller Melnottc. LaNolcA Melnotte Congress of Seals Camrls, Llamos. Flying Vlctorellas Troupe Estelle Settler -Dromedaries Broken Daring Aerial Weavers M’lle Julien to Harness. Five Flying Banvarcfs George Holland Fierce Siberian Dch* Famous Gardner Family Frank Miller Cake-Walking Stal; Graceful flcDduald Trio Austin King Ogc Hundred ’.* Seven Kisnimona Japanese Jos. Lyons Pony Ballet f> ». Six Sugimoto Japanese Herbert Ramley Wm, Dutton LadySwordswomen & Fencers Trained Pelicans c> i ? 10O Circus Champion* & Ceiebriies 1G HUGE ROMAN HIPPODROME _______ All Kinds of Excitiug, Thrilling, Real Races and Testa of Skill________ AM JOLLY JEST1INQ CLOWNS aw Z|1 Headed by “Cheerful Jim” Wes*. “Happy Billy” Lo Rue, TheCroteaqoe Olipaua—Tote Dnckraw—“Funny Bill” Scats MILLION /j; ■»**- DOLLAR MENAGERIE _________ An Imperial Collection ot Bare Wild Beasts___________ Biggut MKl Bwt of >11 Ftatam of Evwy Kind GRAND GOLD GUTTERING STREET PARADE WIH Leave tbe Shaw Ground* Every Morning at 10.30 » AdaMa. 50c . Children, 23. One Ticket Admit* You to Everything ot our sales Is what-we figure on. We are satisfied with a very reasonable amount of protic oa our goods. Our policy Is not to add a higher percent­ age to jour goods, but to in crease ofir sales at a lower per cent of orotic than others ask -you. This helps the buyer as well as the seller. Oqr interest* ■are mutual. Good tracoloretf Jap. tea, per lb. M KATS, i t hiii.tisv. iuubs . >xt» WOO1L Chickens alive—Te—ee Chlckfui. drr«M< -10c—lie HASTINGS, MICH calf 8kln»lDc , ! BeADt-haadpkkW. per txi.Sl.4O, [ M ood-Boft. S1.7B: nixed. «1», hard4« BO. PLEASANT SATt AT THE ( Suaday. Dowtiag 70c What Women Will Do. Mrs. George. Robinson is entertain-1 . ing her niece from Prairieville this ■’ week. 40c 3 lbs. for $1.00 Best uacolored Jap. tea, per lb. 2,1-2 lbs. for $1.00 18 In. Sterens Linen Crash per ,4. 20 la. Sterens Linen Crash per yd. 10c E. J. Stanton and wife visited with Nashville "mends Satuday and. Sun- j 12c <Uy, Meadamm Reid and Cassady visited Best oreralls, all stjles 50c Several patterns wort Shirts .50c near Quiinhy last Wednesday. Mrs. May Bolson from Maple Grove j We are headquarters for the was called here by tbe illness of her ninety and nine useful articles needed in the home every day father Mr. Peter Jendro. I j I.<et us show them to you now. Mra. V ina Rolierta also daughter Yours for lowest prices. Ethel thel who have been been . visit; visiting n.. vher — \ brother Mr. Hoffman fcft for Sanoma Wednesday. REED’S THURSDAY n jm, AUGUST &4lH. the Burling Shipwreck QEMeKdL STOKE, Hl^fliq/IN fOIZBOONEWAR SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 at 10 o’clock a. m. sharp. Three car loads of the best South Dako ta broken and unbroken Horses ev­ er brought Into the State of Mich Church Tird it winter the Micawber Twin Ike Villes of Home He Fight for tile Ike Ark ontke Sirii,. . PRICES, W. W. WATSON, Grove Literary S taiued ]ni Holden Bros. Greatest Play The L. A. S. were entertained by Mrs. Fay (Sentence last Thursday 50 ' taking supper with them. A good time was enjoyed by all who wede there. Mrs. Nellie Sartier returned to her home at Argos Indiana-Monday after h ■ three weeks visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wise. , $1.00 of • greed’’ they poi they did n<a occupy for several years aft» and after the land hl it« native state by th dike* uul the fltxidin In any event it woul the ec$aratM»i et fan • ly.cru4ifca"d uncalled not been ho . there have been no ‘Evi So much for the hist J oat before we rtat passed through the a Grand Pre. which Co his army so effectual ttM. About all that no*gnarled CaaUnued ou HAT AND RTJLAW. No. 1 Tlnothy—MLW-74X< No. ‘.•Tlmothy-BLO) «lover Hiy- , to 8. rather wet and muddy but a large ! crowd turned out. 8<gie Orimibce Jias l»een suffering from tiie effects of a boil on her fare, . 50c also <ine in her band. IRYINQ, Michigan Central Stock Yards Mutton. dre*c<l-<«c to Tc ' Glen Wise started for South Dakota Monday to visit felativea See Here^s=— 18 lbs. Granilated sugar 25 lbs. French's While Lily Hour Xuct'on Most every body took in spurt day at held , Lacey, Saturday'. Dowling Boys won | 8tr*u-M.oo the game of BaJI the score standing •; I The Amount Bat'e^Baak . Riders The undersigned will sell at Ptiblb at the GRAIN. U heat No. j white. S .?<: N hy the illneas of his wife. Mi* Mary Pilgrim has returned from a six weeks visit with relatives in Ohio. She is with her sister Mrs. Clemence at present. . ' . AUCTION SALE! to tile British own dined even wrin au thouwelves •** Indim ibxw.vi of Engledi -------------------- 25,* 35,’ 50c. Seats on Sale at H^th & Carveth’s Drug Store. Tbe monotony of li tunate inmates of was happily tfoken . by' the Dowling band the music, and the C •ry Society, whjch ft ary features There addresste, .but the feature of the program were not the only ou hand to take in the e is estimated that ft were present. For th unfortunate, the l«ni ciety and all coucerm If anything iM religi consideration for those who have bee were born so can min religious. INJURED j* & 1 hese Horses are suitable for .ill and are now on exhibition at the stock y^'- Sale positive. W. H. PORTER, Auctioneer WESTERN SALES STABLES, Proprietor. During the UH ga ground Saturday a the Wool Bvot and Clyde Daniels and playing on the Rutla °ne another that" the broken collar bone an cussion Uf tb© brain bruising up. They v Mcfhifiin arid everyt to make them comfor Iak® Linbensuhn, mared.to Detroit tl � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-08-31.pdf 7d19b83504980b73381ff8241f836f21 PDF Text Text Does the Firm You THE . ade With Advertise in the Banner? Kl: i YEAR. No. 17. I 'HD-OFTEN TO ’ GO TO HALIFAX FRANKBULUhas THEM. THE"LAND OF EVANGELINE. Mxe'd by Longfellow. From ■i -wadians Were BanI i.-hed I’5l> Yeas Ago. . ,T Oil Will Begin Work At Once. SOCIAL CONDITIONS IN SWEDEN \ r.d« from Halifax* on the ml it; an i wd art’ in the ■: iZvaiigeJirfy Country” ■ - iiy Amerida’s greatest .::-r.<>w. "AH. thc^ world : and this iminort.nl story . .r-..r . -tumtta-H ages, and . ry - t Ai'iuiia arid Acadians Cined in the amher of song . h fikNlaiways been one of some time ’that be would have the place. The'duties of the office are such as Mr. B. will find pleasant .and easy to perform. And it goes without say­ i ing that ho will make a careful, faith­ ful. pains-taking officer’ and perfefrm the duties of the place with credit. It ■ i. 8*«W>W •« nw,y friend., j' ' that he has secured the position he i desired. THROUGH THE EMPIRE STATE WB,GHTBR0S-SPECIAL SALE Fifteen Big Bargain Days at Wright ,Bro». Store Commencing ' Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? . WORD FROM FAR AWAY SIAM TWELVE PAGES. PACKING PEACHES FDR MARKET Saturday. II WAS A ARAKD SUCCESS |THt PROWESS orJAPAN Some Rules Necessary to Observe! If You Want to Sell VERY INTERESTING LETTER I Peaches. On our last page [will be found the ' FROM MRS. CARRIE YUTZ full iiage announcement of Wright i ' For the first time Hastings is to i have a peach market, open to all who WALKER. Bros. Those who are seeking, bargains ■ j will bring peaches suitably jweked. will certainly find there what they are | looking for. Very attractive prices arje I : But nut n it muni must t»e be rememnerea remembered inat that me the GIVING HER PER' marketing of ]>eaches wYiich must be quoted in all departments, and Sept, j J in 2nd to and including September lUth SONAL EXPERIENCES . "bi>,Ped so •» u» UlOitUlt ditomt Lib city i, tjuito quit, MIUCI differ-. nut ’jtiir nnurhM lna»l should be bonanza days for bargains at ent frnm from tiririL bringing peaches In to t.lwi tho Ipcal Pronounced All Over Europe. Bet- their big double stores. store. Wright Bron, are the kind'ot preplu Wlth *he People there »nd"M»ny -yo j.re-hre for market they ter Conditions for Common Pcowho do what they say they do.. "Your ' must bo Kirtod. and in condition to Facts About ThatCountry pie the Popular Demand. . 1 ship—that to hard. Soft peacbea canmoney back” is their, guarantee of sat- : Are Given. j It has b£en 3^1 years since Emil ' isfaction. They are pleasant people to | not lie accepted. The peaches should • I have just finished waiting our ; be uniform in size. and the name varTyden-«»f this city left his boyhood deal with, and deal oh the square. Um™’n“sw^ W. weekly letter to Cleveland an Dr. ,| iety . .placed in one basket It will nevWe are certain that the last iiage of 1 C.nvJeu, to seek the better i conditions and enjoy the more favor­ the BANNER will be an interesting1 has gone to Wat Bangsai on ihorseliack i er do to mix all kinds, all sizes and ail to meet ' Mr. Cooper. He ; took our ’ degrees of ripeness. able op|>ortunities of America. He one. teacher with him to show him the i —L——----" was then a lad of 17. Thirteen years way and to keep him company. They ' ago he again visited his native land. I SOME CONTRASTS IN SOCIAL CON Frank Bullis, of Johnstown, OITIONS SHARPLY DRAWN. AS notified^iiaturday of. his appointment I SEEN BY EMILTYDEN. as deputy oil inspector for the district comprising the counties of Barry. Calhoun, Branch and Hillsdale. The THE GREAT RISE news did not surprise Mr. Bullis, nor n his friends, for it was well known for OF SOCIALISM because it pleased IN LANDED Gets Posltibn as Deputy MICHIGAN BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1905. spector. EDITORS OF HASTINGS A MOST WORTHY (HARITY CLAIMED BY ONE OF HER GREAT EST MEN TO BE DUE TO THE SYSTEM OF MORALS. TAUGHT IN HER PUBLIC SCHOOLS ' Even More than to Jhe General Ed­ ucation of Her People. -What The - Japs are Taught in Morals. Japan has knocked at the door and must be received as pne of the leading world powers. Her credentials are the recorded facta of the progress of he island Empire since Commodore Perry compelled the opening of her dbors to tho people and the€ commerce ’of the world. The moat striking feature of ’ .her marvelous history w the and I thoroughness ..with which she baa took an extra horse for,Mr. Cooper to I j come Imck on. Thus be will get here , this p. in.'white the boat will not ar- , rive wntil lute tonight or jxjrhapa to­ morrow. The school begins {tomorrow' i smashed the |x>wer of Russia on land that is why he is so anxious to get •THE "FRESH AIR’ FUND WHICH and sea. • . ben* as soon as poazi ble. Wd .have put What is the meaning of this rise of SENDS CITY’S POOR CHILDREN their house in good ur^er>-iud now Japan to that part of the world which await their coming eagerly. We hare INTO COUNTRY. has assumed to lie civilized hereto­ been too busy t» Lie lonely, hut yet it fore, hut which has barred the yellow will seem mon* pleasant to bare them races from its class.' In a recent issue here. Today i am the «»nly white A HOSPITABLE of xhe Chicago Record Herald a xmich■ "oman in Piraanuloke. and that means BARRY CO. HOME travelled American stated broadly that Kc£LEUTE0 i umong Nereral thousand Siaxnune. Cbi’ Japrtr.*'s triumph was the dawnihg’of Htx’mrd to os that it whs hardly right :<■ region, however. | nose. Indians etc. a pagan era. dominated by the yellow that onr readers should not have the w.*n:y and historic As soon w I have limo I am going benefit -of the view> of thi* kwn ob­ Was Opened to Two Detroit Chil­ race*, and this person seeped to be in ( to write Mrs. Grobinger. ip Manila. ! tragedy of (Jrand Pre is Crop. Also Visited a Portwe of a state of wild alarm. Tn the Aug. 2? ’ server of then -on social as well as other dren. Brought Blessing to ' She and her husband wwr passen- ! iiuugh’, as Usual., there issue of U-e-.amo paper. Baron Kaneko, conditions in Sweden: wh<frt*. as in Pennsylvania On His Trip. I'tSera on tbo Doric, and wbenlwe part- . > tor (hv luiMishm«mt itf That Home Also. Japanese finance minister, a graduate ccllcnt Addresses. other European countries, usuch is I ed at Hcmg Kong she came to me. 1 Leaving Lawrenceville we look the taking place that is of world-wide in: easants from their home* of Harvard University and one of the / Several weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. The Hth annual reunion of the sol­ gave me her name and ndensw aud ' ago. At that Erie Road to Tioga. . At tins phc** . •crest. Therefore we applied tiw inter- iw । Adeibert Senter, of Carlton, township, leading public men of Japan makes diers and sailors of Marry Onnty 1O is ni , were in there was a car attache? loaded with tarUre. and^w g.w-: u. U»- ui|va m'em.rv'Luw. ball >«" u plu." told me rio write to her. I should like !; read in Aho Detroit Journal that the reply. to know her imprestnuu <rf i her new I Fresh Air Children” returning to facts for the following artick*. We uitich country The Baron knows what he is talking | Frenh Air Fund Association, of that sanr one -for — "all concerned. home. If she likes it as well as We flo j thi- region. New York City. TL<*e children are will put what he told us in <»or <ern : city wanted to secure vacation homes about, for he understands affairs in sweotw in every way. The attendance j direction erf some ,, o.anu I know she is'quite content. liatf English * sent out under ’ the ' this ae in other countries, peojAed by ; worda. He said, in substenev •' I for about100 children. Having no was nnnsually large, mid all weemed Mr Q is H iftwyer hj:i.-t. anc^ es|4<'ially for society in tliat city through a local ’ P found things much chutged in t»b»W«w»4tfo». The -oonimi tire ' children of'their own Mr. and Mrs. the white races. He is a smooth and of Ihe ...UM- nf tJie Acadians led church to any reliable farmer who is j Sweden from what 1 van rxrwwilin as forceful writer. He contrasts public • «»m.xbte to~.,re tfo, m«u- tent* ««* wo fro„ d,. Swot wi. «i* it ' Benter agreed to take two children for un-1 :. bn the other hand. willing to take them for a month's stay a boy. and much altered even from fen .11 tlx- boy. who wx-wtomM , w„ j a three weeks vacation at their “farm. morals in Japan and commercial-mor­ •■Ukim that the Acadians ! in the country. My oou visited -with what they were on my precniing visit Two little girls. Margaret and Helen ale wi|h America, conceded tG be the u> -n.nt.ng on U.- old ground" u,;, K„.. „.d MrK . ■ league with France, one boy" 12jtm. oM who said he never 13 years ago. Whether you «v-nid «ay moat enlightened country. Educaxion took vory kindly u. Un .rr.ng.mont. ModiI ,„j Tbi. win fe{ Green, of Detroit, aged five and seven »g her «fvery ptesible awsit- left the city tafore this summer, and conditions are Iwtter now than them <*«tw«n.mwtodor U..wi„tho loir n-iutare two mtiotw.'orl years respectively were sent them. is universal in Japan, over W8 per cont of her children being in her pubKc K- AeiaiuLiif. were repeated* ' bad never eern a ce«- zintiil tbte ouiiing. would dej<eud on the point of view gnutrnk bn.Hrng The mother of the little children is Three wore 24" VrevnUy ww ib. Ui* outo <>t aliegitmcv This boy and hi* l»ro’.her bad stayed tr»m: which you oiMerved’tbma. For in­ dead, and they live with their grand­ -“'bools. Graft is unknown there, tbt v4>’” . day when all the missionary world, public service being free from the sus­ crown but refused to do with a dairy farater. The brother de­ stance: land is worth much more. Tb. i’fogr.o. tor orekdo). *«*» ' |u«alcjly. ..nitwl it 1’ravrir for ns mother. who is a j«or hut resjiectable i t th; iuuf.- brutally in- cided to remain m the country while Farm products are (’oosideraKy higlw. doy. rirortl., nodi-ndunX si,m. i resident of Detroit. The clothing of picion of corruption. The arrest* for the other was inMneaidk to return to •Farmers 'can make hetter prehtK crime of all kinds is but a very small | the childevn. "while ioexpeturive, yet out re printrel ,n th. BANNER of two hl,B,„K.,k ol „.hifh „ ijiins. iuid join the the city. They kutaq dike bright ac­ Wages Lave . doutatd in tkr. past 13 wrefe o«o. «.d th. prorewltM. were । w n„. j' betokened cure; cleanlimns. and re- fraction of what they are in Amerjpa. tive youngsters. The "train men were The marriage relation is hvkl in fin1 spectability. EugHJh eolunisti. With yeah*. There is --teady employment at fepbl;- onj^wl. -nd tho committre ^,rfOw. Pnrt^urion bodid. ud ~ • i Souiething over three weeks ago the greater sanctity there than here. Child­ •n» prevailing the Eng- • very kiad in looking after them and Xheao higher wages. Manufacturing deserve much praise for the succceaftil, itj t i. 1 * ’ ■ * , y* 10 ’ ” *| little children arrived and were taken ren are brought up to ycepect each ■1 it wti« □tansy'a matter considerately tat thorn have all the Jia*, greatly increased. National and manner in which all was carried, out. । ret to to«uy ..tgto !»«- w the ^n(,r whm, it t> other and their ciders.to a degree not ::-.»n. and as to the charge liberty qairaiUe. This, transportation city government* are doing far avire.to iind'thtt.guod feeling of everj-lMxly. The' ii«o fact that furnished free «af -cftiarge. $vdh * add to rihe comfort and eucraiMKV of local and Barry counir speakers ac- !,MHUufe. Dr l^rere-k bml «e !•“ I |«, w wy U»y r.re-.red ...ry car,- to be found anywhere in other civili­ i.-.y jjkint b> t| . ' lltUn,,ur Thl. ||We „„„ >hl)Wed zed countries. Japan's people have Adiaa lands - Hight a» this carioad-of-children leaves the people. The telephone *wx! proud' quitt*-d themselves wjth credit; but of • JtoH. wbun W-. w-rethrt... »n« I tb.,t , <T-.ipy.;b<- AcAdian Wi„giw w». were rerely to mind, shown themselves to be pxiphj of great ..in aft-- the iiuiisbemnt, an impression on -a<jt not -eantly forgtrf- facilities have Is-en developed u>. the cearat* th*- buys hud heard them often then huw- implrw » would fe to r«d ; that on that part, rotor day Ito tho to I, in th. feta .pure of thrre wrelo. intellectual capacity. They have not land ijaJ lx e.n: reduced "to highest |mint of efficiency. Th*'public befote. N«--.-crtlu*b**tslhry gavi-. them _.g many would fe turmxl to <i..- »«rk lb„„relvre into tbo merely taken from other civilized <• breaking-of the From Tioga we started up the range schools ^nye largely increased iu num­ goo-l attention and appreciation. ~ and prey,ng that w. tn,gin. have , lantls ideas'and ideals, liqt they have xiriu: vf the Country. • if Trowbridge hiilsoc•mountain* which tier and value, no that Sweden h«w> hut Co'igrc-winan Hamilton wa^ a”\vcl- .■..... ngtb to d<, more „ th.- um.tr than iiav„ „ HiUipt thti ,iMi r .......... iruprovwl on them, thus ehowuig that . aidi«i though divide Pentwyhania tetnn New York. 8 people in l<XM.l who are unable to read come guest <»f the'reunion, and all ap- ; in t o piist. j tjjC two, <n(j f,jr t|Je (irfl.v tiiue UIu] the Japan*se are originators a* well as tiiUidM- u*;es wiefced- Tn«- Erie n»ad has Iniiit a branch over —probably the smallest perc»ntiige of yrwiated the oppurtunty to meet the Our largo lawn took, lure ninre ■ ylr,. Sontor wt-re .-allrel •■prepn" and imitators. The marvel io a* organiza­ <? r. hut laid it this range that would have* been con- illitemiy of any country in the w<;rld. genial and kindly ropresentative of the these.rains. The co'riie has btien pull-1 •-mamma”, tion of Japan's army arid nary: the <• probably would sidered quite impoMtilA- a few. years The laws and institutions of Svden i xk^ district, it was with pleasure that ing weeds the past- few days so the I It is neediest to add that the little strategy of her genends arid. great sea ■LiigeHnr’s Land.” ago. go steep h» the. grade. The conductor 1 permit much more individual lilwrty all heard -bis address. compound has h well kept appearanc^ o ney had ' 'the time of their livetu* am: captains', the matchlem snrriG^ry ar­ ones had ’ informed ns chai we were going np at than formerly. , The homo, of the peoCangnwman Townsend had not been ( now. ! !; Utokar. when tko the 4three weeks were up - they rangements fot the care of her army; the u'-lxd Wuifville, we the rate of aUiut 120 feet to the mile i pie .are larger, better and. more cunven­ not nl a public gathering in Barry ' ‘ did not want to go home. And evi­ wonderful exhibition of untiaeprtc surg. pleased cokknty. To say that 3U were __ _ ,2_ —.2 1 May 21". the ancient. village of fur seven mi kt-. Wlieti we arrived -at tent, but h in town aud country. ■ • •• Oar stove, beds, minor ancl dining dently this brief - respite from the'stifl-. ery; the superior organization for Trowbridge tlxscenery » m as brand-After having said this pem may a-k . with him to, te yputting mildly. —'it w. very -vaj aaaaaaa.^. Which Colonel Window and Mr. ing air of the city did not totally dis­ the transport of supplier; the mar­ and what he had were brot up on the boat. . > effectually dejiopulated in fui as any I ever saw. On top <rf this i How can.there*be doubt of conditions He is a Jline speaker, agree with the two little girls, for the vellous co-operatibn of her ma»«s of ________ _j; • < i Cooper left some of his provision at ut all that i« left,of it now range were some evoritarf dairy term- tning far letter now? Here is the <Xh- to say was very well received. Thi Ud officers were sli reelected for | Bangkok, w he could bring all our older one gained nine pounds, and the men; her improved rifle and the won­ gnarled ;willow tiroes. and and the apple trees were JoatM with er side: While wages Imre incnesed. derful Shimose powder: All the?e are ,* ’ used the table lust night younger one five. Holsteiae were the fayorite । the want* of the people have increased tbi’ ensuing year. The following com- 1 «o°d«- We i the middle of a held is a fruit. uontlnitt-a ou page nine. We doubt if kny more helpful chari­ Continued on pace tea. rades were selected as a Committee of j breed of cattk-. some dairies were corncontinued on pare four ■ .■'lUruied oa pate-teu. . table work was ever organized than Arrangeasenp- for next year: Wilbur prised wholly <rf thia kind «rf stock- ' FIFTY GOLDEN YEARS LABOR DAY PICNIC. this * 'Freeh Air Fund Association ” AUCTION SALE. At Elmira dccoraiions of flags and j Cutler of Middleville. Delbert Moore , gathering which sends the children of tbo poor of Rutland. Thos.*FordJof Maple Grove, : bunting were very much in evidence i THE COUNTY FARM in the larger cities, out into good or Wedded Life Celebrated by Mr. the occaaaion being the State Fire- j At Pair Grounds. Monday Septem­ Benj. Coolbaugh of Woodland, John - A. Dunn Will Have A Big One Christian homes in the country to get Valentine of Hope. C. M. Hendershott ‘ man’s Association meeting. Some ’ and Mrs. J. C. Woodruff on ber rftb. Fine Program of ! filled up on good wholesome food and Sunday, Dowling Band .and Coats His Farm In Rutland, Tuesday, of Baltimore, Duncan McBain of Barry. streets of this city were flaunUag. in I Saturday. Sports. . ,। pure air.. The happy, contented ex­ A. W. Dillenbecfc of Woodland, Goo. j ’ front of every bnsinnss house a flag of j Gro-. r Literary Society Enter­ Sept. Sth. The Mutual Benefit Association, Ingram of Irving, John Burd of.Carl- I Fifty yearn ago Saturday, in Maple . I! pression on these two little faces would some foreign i o reign nation, nanon, proving thatv all .... * .. tained Inmates. J go a long ways towards compensating ton. L.W1. Smith of Ytokre Spring,. A » > * ” • h u “ ll “ ’ I Grove township,- James C. Woodruff not Amorienn. tb.t do compr-w tbo . mploy-e. - - •;« slio A. Dunn . •uusv of life for the unfor- under the ptwootat <rf the Bur. »<1 Pmlri.viUe,' Mm ”of of the *h' BANNER. A. Umm will will the AMocialioi for tbo "hmm '•"•"eL - B b.v. a pl.-n .nd Mark Norri. of----and Mary Stewart'were made man and ,, Hitr A,,.-fir,n sale Hal,, st nf his him residence sending all the children out into the of .Assyria, Assyria. Wm. of h**° “ b*K Auction hates of the county house 'Stripes. 1 fi field day **• at. the falF fair grounds next *M Hbv *rroan‘*fl nex *-Mon*­ Easy wife. Saturday the occasion was cele­ Easv, ox wm. Tungate lungatu or , i ' “’ — _ _ _ ... . : mm. IMl “ «*><^ tnixmafitn ,°'™hnnf’ T'noarlnv I Antant—w, I.- broken Sunday afternoon , day. We are sorry we cannot give the Johmto-n. K. D. Soulm. ul Httoting,. | brated. All their three sum, John and ' uonttniMsl on PM*' Btolut. ol Churlre jI Se>,‘; I‘ T*"” . •-» »«>• F'U« not only won wi~ii»ton of N'rebville. Sn^bnlii und andCluiriM • ba,( "«* «' ! program in fall. The sjairts will be­ Wm. ng hand which furnished William of this city, aad Fred of . w.lli.m. <U.l, M.™ -Bokpr shrin-r 1 ««bmd M. K. .-Imreb. A, will be » »rai pliuw In Un- henrl. of Mr. and Grand Rapids, together with all the •I-the Coats Grove Litergin at 9 a. m. The forenoon exercises Williams, Caleb Moore. Baker Shriner ■ HOW THE STORY GREW. whii.-h mtaished the Hter. will consist of a ball game between the [ and John H. Dennis. A vote of thanks seen by the adv.there will be a lot of | Mrs. Snter. but likewise of all the grand-chrldren, were prt»qnt with one Delton nine ami n • team picked from whs given the citizens of Hast Ings for live stock to be disposed of. aside fruu/, neighbors, and ,w»- are informed that exception. The affair tpqk place at Thvn: were to have l»cn a large .number, of farm articles The ifl or 1H of the neighbor^ have expresa- the pleasant home of Mr, and Mrs. । the factory'emidoyees; a horse race* their generous jiatronage. >!»■ rain .polled that fl^ Ihnilllng ol • Car on C. K. & • salo Will commence promptly at ten I ed a desire next year to take Nome of Woodruff. South Jefferson St. A group ! at 10 o’clock , trap shoot at eleven: titg prcL.ntm. The inmates FAIR NOTES. o’clock a.m. W.H.Courii will lie the the Fresh Air Fund Children to their Became a Terrible Accident 1 of »>. b‘1 and 1<J<» yard dashes at picture wan taken by J. R. Mason. ■ •:ily oncH. who were on , The Prwmum Imotot e.n now lie Irnd “ netiontwr which i.wiple erldeoce . bouo, for . voeuion of n eor.l wonka Their many friends extend hearty con­ According to Reports. in.tln entertaimnent. It j ■ 11:80. » Wiote lb.t th.. Ereoh Air Fund gratulations, and hope they mayliyelo that, fully |,000 people , An*account appears elsewhere on the j In the afternoon will occur two bait .awyoAhO otWMwp.r.iBtaMil. thl. ?bB"'ryth,"'‘*? k,,pt cite ,md next week them will appem» »U Uorhwn w>ll oc. a. „ one of the m( « helpful of org^iyenioj- many more yeaix kindness to the ()erai|jng of H coach on the C. K. & S. casting coateeta at one o cIock . at 1:3U kll the nanem a lilt of the olaci, nlfb which will I Muro that every iron, and exemplibe. in no .mall way ---- literary ----------------att this "place. plarv. 1So <me.-------------------was injured. ’ -----------running broad Jump; 1 J.1 rnnnlUK 4hr so- < ---------DEATH OF EL! MALLET. , tbr-Kl-mt the qoonty when- the book. lhi°» «nuKb‘- £■>'• . Chri«'. mi-ion on nnh-d^ Rood. 1 ut wben . * the _ . Grand . 1 «•» __ J high 1-„L jnmp. . o.in tmHint> raiM* deserve praise. g Rap2:1.1 trotting race ; 2:30 overlook tlm the date, iirwl and a_nartiRl a partial li«t list nf of 1I It It invtilvAa involves ■ a ernnf spirit nf of Anlf_aano.lR.n~ self-sacrifice fa for e . ovArlrwYk — There are many of the older settlers rare;Mi. 2:43 relay rare can <*■ had. religious, surely such Uta’ iu men refKirttd th., loaded i half mile foot ------n • the articles to lie sold will be found in others, which is. always helpful, and in'this city. Woodland and Nashville for the happiness ot ooavh m. .tupping on the brink of a 10 for boy.: IktOO ball game b.tween faeRoberts. Shaw. Professor of Animal thtslsBue. confers blessings on thousands of the who will remember Eli Mallett, who foot precipir.. just above a rushing lory teams. In addition there will bo Husbandry at Mich. Agricultural Col­ h<r.- been unfortunate i youth vf this country, whose lives was one of the earlier set lie re in torrent. .There were three people in j a fat man', rare, three legged rare and lege will judge the cattle at the com- , •-.> ?an surely be clamed COMING AGAIN SOON. are often bleak and desol ate through Woodland. Wool wax received in this tho car. The Muskegon P»pef bow- other sporta. L«' Pryor will deliver ing fair. Prof Shaw is, thoroughly , . '.no fault of their own. It opens up a city Monday night thilt Mr. Mallett ever went to the limit. Areording to an addre—. xubjet-t “Onr Mutual Ben­ cumfietent to do this work and any [ in Flircd in hall dame. B Scott Will Sing in ! new world to them and confer* benefits, died at his-homo in SL Iguace. Mich., Mr,. them, thia mishap.oocnrred near Delfor young men who have liean students at I j the value of which is beyond estimate. that evening at the advanced age of 7P. I - iu;r. thi- Lail game at the Fair : Everybody invited,. No charges for The City in theiNear ton, and the loaded car rolled down n the College or any other* interested in : Ho was a man of sterling worth, and KTrn-.h .inlay afternoon between , adipiwitin . ____________ _ Future. learning live- stock judging can have ' PAID’FINES. j’ *k"t and Rutland teams. 70 foot einbankinent. seriously maim­ of the most exalted ideals of life and ing :Mi people. According to the Musk- ' the privileges of the show ring during . Our readers who heard Mrs. J. 1 ’t D.ihjt-is and a Mr. Osborn. DID YOU SEE THE ECLIPSE? George Kern and Elgin Barton were character, to which he lived true. If egon ]wic«re four brave travelling men . his wbrk. Scott sing at an entertainment in the brought before Judge-Smith Monday, ever a man sought in daily life to ex­ litK.'vng the Rutland team, ran Into rescued many wunfen andchildrenf rom ‘ Smoked glasses wore in evidence The management is also trying to Baptist Church one evening last winter ! charged with runnings *’chuck-a-luck” emplify the virtues of a Christian he ■'I* another tbat^the former suffered a early yesterday morning by those who get thoroughly callable Judire Judge to act w m x-. be p i, .» a . ’O mwamMv nanatiln -_ni pieSfcd to learn that she. has gambling proposition. The . offence was the than, and few could .attain i*n-kt-u - ..liar bone and the latter con- their peril, whatever that was. were looking for the partial eclipse of consented to shig again and will appear ; was alleged to have been committed more nearly to the perfected life than <’>-- ■.1, ,.i ih(, bmin, JttKj general REUNION OF BARNUM FAMILY, lie «un. Ho cloud, interforod ijri- in the Horse department. at another entertainment which will be i the 2Ud. The pair plead guilty and paid be did. The building committee has begun wL1>lU” were ,H^en I)r* Th- anuu.i reunion ot the Barnum ouriy. Some claim ““»b‘ * given i W.Y fine and costa each. The idieriff •'It'lnftin and everything powtible done work on the new horse stalls and it is „ . in the not distant future. ThoAe { W. H. Perk broke gronnd Tuesday whn beard hnnnl her bar before twfnra were WAn> wi rbnrn'wi caught r-Bncrht them (hum violating winloiln.. the fl.. law. They barely possible the Floral Hall -will be i who so charmed tujuuikc them comfortable.. for the new Methodist parsonage. He treated to g new floor. Other needed with her musical ability that they I will probably, profit by their experi­ has also contracted to Jbuild a new Liebensohn,' the tailor, has improvements arc talked of. will lie glad to hear her again. ■— J house on Creek St for Df. Fuller. Et'ived to Detroit. ' t -- As onr rendera well know, he but lately returned from another ten weeks : visit to .Sweden and tho continent. All who know him understand well that hit th<* ^>ot. Though Halt* anything that approach* notorietv. . • jecti vr point nf the trip, J. M. BAUER WRITES OF LMPRES- seeking ’ is utterly foreign to the man. THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL REUNION tv the’ desire to see the He would be about the last person of SIGNS GAINED BY HIS i' ai ajeiine" prtknpCed more our acquaintance to offer to give his 0F ™E BARRY Oft. SOLDIERS it. trip. titan would ftnveother RECENT TRIP. views on any subject in any public AND SA1LORS LAST WEEK. . . iie- region h certainly msnn'T. He is too busy with .other 'L Hut n<* longer are ‘’the PROSPEROUS FARMmatters to be uniting communications init vaJ the uiuraa’ring pines INC rnMUHUmrc fl,r Presi’ he would insist THE OLD OFFICERS i-arded with ntOj-s-CPTC.n llw bUmfflUfll I Ito that that was not in his line. But it pleasant at �HASTINGS BANNER, AUfiPST 31. 1905. of commercial methods. Some rich man. or some man backed by rich men or corporations, secures the nomination and election of enough members of a state legislature to land the. senatorial COOK BROS.. Editors. prize. Reform must come, and some­ thing better than the commercial HELD FRIDAY AT THE HOME OF spirit must rule. We would like to MR. AND MRS. EBEN PEN­ see the experiment of papula^ election uf acuatore tried in a fair open field. NOCK. OF HASTINGS.It begins To look us though Michigan might be exploit's! by certain rich men next year who have an itching for the A VERY ENJOYABLE . HVUiilorship. We are sorry to see a ApVERTIMNQ KATFS. OCCASION Display advertUlns. raU'-. furuiiUi-d ou septi- ; pruapect fur such a atrugFle. •aUon. Busin*** local* and read log natieva. Olf flr»i r^te.ar Brrvttlea, ItUcallne. elseThe showing made by the U. 8. Large Attendance and Much Interwneie, TlcaUm-. Awrate of >*vun wordn iu Uin cenhUH returns that’in but two state* in est Manifested. An Excellent this country were railroad* aimeswd ar program of-Exercises. no near their actual market value as in Michigan would seem to dispel the Guests for the second Pennock Re­ claim which yon aometiniva bear that union began Co arrive twq days before, “the lailruads own Michigan. " They untill the hospitable butte of Mr. nnd have lew favors from this state than Mrs. Eben’ Pennock avhs full to overfrom any Hither, and are compelled to tlowing, beside many scattered around pay a larger portion of tnoir earuiugw to help dnfray the state expenses than The -morning of the! Vitu dawned That will) nations ns woty a* with do the railroads of any other common* pleasant hut coo). Thn "first arrivals individuals the.Hur and deceiver are wealth. S.. which were •<<ion.the C. K.. ! punished *for their miMdetsh is clearly very kinder stopped on the X'orlh line shown by.what is hapneiting.to Russia. The ,-iuprcme court of Indiana has* of Mr. iPennock's farm.. Al I the fareWhvr Russia, (i-rmjshy -and France decreed tluit tj*»» city of Indianapolis noon jieople could lie m-c । walking; intnpcUi'sl Japan tu give up Port Arth­ cannot own and operate the street ear driving, or riding toward- Mr. IVnur whirl' <h»- won /rum China, claim­ lines of that city. W-. are glad to have nock's* home until id' aii । iiitsRjer it ing thfit their tuition wits dictat-M by this rule laid down by this court and looked as though a show- might lie coi|-hivration fur l.'hing they lied. For hope it may be follotred in other states. a little later Rnmu tieraelf grabla-d State, municipal or national owner­ Pott’Artb.ur.whilr France and Germany ship of transportation linoQs nut desir­ sUhC other Cbinew territory. When able from any standpoint. What we need is government regulation, not government ownership. restore Manchuria, wiiich she h.id The need of norne norffuf restrictions occupied.during the Boxer troubles, tu China its rightfuiownorjnnd to respect »pou emigration to 'this country is the open d.M.r in al! (ffiinese territory ' plainly apparent We are letting a for nil nations Rut-Ja lied. She had no *Urge undesirable element Hoar in idea of giving up Manchuria nor of through ui/r rnstem gateway*. We permitting other people to freely trade shall be sorry for unrcarelvssness when • with the p.»ple of Manchuria. Be­ it may l»o too line. hold .how Russian‘deii..nca of honor, ' -RIP VAN WINKLE.” hon-.sty ui d integrity have been pun­ Hastings Banner. SECOND PEN D2B ished. Japan now has Port Arthur by ‘"Up in the imountains, slumhritig right of conquest from Russia. The for years, awake ^nd forgotten, joy army of the Vzar bos pnurlicaliy l«en . mingled with teara’*’’ That is what driven from Manchuria, and he has happened to poor ‘ 'Rip Van Winkle” agreed to restore the province to China. - who is coming to Real's Opera house A few .decades ago Russia stole the . on this Friday . night to tell you all island of Sakhulen .from Japan, be- ( about his dog Schneider, the numerous cause-the Mikado was too weak to de­ pledgee he took. Mr. Harry Jackson, fend it. Now Juftan occupies Sjtkhalen the noted English actor, will portray atul will keep it too. So it is seen that this character made famous by the late a nutiob like an, individual which does Joseph Jefferson. Mr. Jackson is an not keep faith is punished for it. nnd experienced actor wboee early training punished here in this world too. I under Jefferson gave him opportunity to familiarize himself with the charac­ The greatest trouble with all tariff ter bo as to give it a truthful and con­ revisions is that the would-be revisora vincing portrayal. Hia histrionic abil­ cannot tell where “we would get off ities, voice and appearance equip him at. “ to use a current expression. They fully for the delineation of "Rip Van point to wmt) particular article like Winkle.” and in every sense his work steel railst for instance. Granted the ' ■ » admirable. His impertKmation of duty is too higli. But if yon revise 1 Rip ia entirely his own., and has been there, then the whole steel schedule acknowledged Wy the critics on lioth must lw revised, and that would call j sides of the globe as one of the great ’ for revised duties on iron and other | works in dramatic art of the present ' metals- While that might not be so ■ century. Specialties will be given by “ ’ ' । serious if only the U. 8. Steel Co. ! Gcrtrude Mudge. Bblle Roosa and : were considered, it must be remem- , James F. Green. This _production is I tiered that there ar.e hundreds of iron I controlled by Geo. B. Edwards of Hi and steel mills outside the trust, and , tings. j hew ones being built. To remove or , greatly lessen the duties/’ would be a j serious hardship to the independent । The company was playing .“Romeo । mills, while it would not seriously * and Juliet" the other day. and In th«« j cripple the trust. Tin' love! of btetl' balcony scene a cannon went off. The property' man was sent for. who ex­ •prices is being reduced now by the I plained that It wax a cannon which cornj-Mt irion of the iu<l. ;>ri)dr*t con-' should hav«- gone off in the jxjrtorm'com-* Take away tho tar:!? uuticr. ■ ance of /'Henri' V." two days before. ■ »nd you would compel the independent.^ ‘ That p^pci'ty man wax spoken to mere to quit buBiiiesa or sell to the trust. ' in sorrow than jin auger.—From au ; Our tariff is based on .tho theory of en- i Address by I-’. II. Bensoy tn f/uidon. commented on afterward. Music by the banti. -■ Business having to be transacted, the children were then allowed to pass out. Election of officers resulted a* fol* Iowh; . . Pres. Mrs. Chaa. Pennock. Williwn- For WaiMi> and Dressing Saeqnes a new line of light flee|-..,| goods in Persian patterns and fancy stri|>ea, very -« neat at per yard . ■ • . • vC Vic*- Pre*. Mrs. George Pennock. Williamston. % Hec. Mrs. Rose Beers. Richland, freas. Mr. Eben Peqnock,' Hastings. A motion was made and carried that tlid head of each family jwy fifty cent* to i uwr expenses j ntouo^ wa« made ana carried that our] future meetings shall be held ..on th<| la>4 Thursday in each’ si^c«fedin« Atikwrt. thus doing away with card invitations, it being ,under»tuod each mcfolier «ball constitute hpusi'lf a com­ mittee to inform any relative who d<H» Navara strides, double fold Horne neat new patterne nt. per yard . . v . . ers SECOND -« ■ vC Galatea Cloth for Children’s dreiwes lias no equal -f E . for style and service, regular 18c value at per yard ■ OC in it already know it. h; was voted the next meeting to lie held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' E. Pentnock. Cliairman of different cummitt*x» wt re then app- lnted by I’riK Fp'gratn Mife Kale Penn*x:k; Tnbje 2 . Delia Norwood, jDelton; R'.ni< ed Rail Road Rat.*, Supt Chamberlin - Prepairing uf (bounds. Chas. Penj.ock. Tie beautiful grovuds a rout id Mr. ■ P«-::»O'.-k>•hume arc diaded with large ciiest. The DOLLAI SIX) yards whftt Outing Flannel at per yard Every bo isbed sec possible market a ing to the Buy It Now, the Goods are Advanc The Most Complete Corset Stock In l^arry County the greate Wehave W. E. HERR11 Pencils, position ing book CORRESPONDENCE thing use meat, ev city. Tomlinson Lumber Co ‘A JOUA TIME There was a>lly crjiwd met al Clear lako. Btrjd’s Intidiug.'Aujl 24. They cun-i-t.-il of M! of th.- Srevtms and Jones I anti lies.- i Hugh Jones entertain* .•d them before indafitir dinner with his graphophoncl aud they all reamed <u haw jJfto.l timu at dinner. ‘Any paaacr by-on the road a quartt-r of a mile away could have told that. Seine of the party went early in the morning and caught a nide striag of Itas- fur dinner. We another year. J •v T’ 'll Come in and see our Stock so iirigld It will fill your heart with great <1*1: I^-t ns talk with you and figure jq ■ We wili do. it with a riirht irood 4 We hateLumber without defect. You can buy it all with no regret. Shingles and Siding. Oak, Heml<> Doors and Whidowsand all thing Why. there isn’t one street in all the t But WE have put some of our Lumber •: Anti the Walls have gone up and the Sb.i And our Brick have formed the chimney WEAR So WE hustle along in the .same old A nr) „»«» ..InrI r.^r. ...... .....__ ,4... The M. W the Union hail Fridaj| evening Sept, loth. All are cordially, invited! Miss Nettie Briggs returned to her home in Battle Greek after a two weeks ’ visit here. , J When yo steaks or ro or call up 1* ■liver to all p give phone tfon. Hugh Case left Monday for Marion, Ind. for a two weeks visit. Hugh Gould and Hiram Stevens are camping nt Clear lake. Annie and laabelle Thomas are visit­ ing at Marengo . Mrs. .lime Hinchman and Melisaa Emmons <»f Battle Creek visited at Geo. Gfayburn'a Inst week. Will Jpnes was days lant week.” Bert Clarke an<l wife (Visited in BatYle tTevk Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mildred afid Lotuse Kolb, of Battle Creek bare’lMM'n visiting friends here the past week. as many were obliged to sjian early, yard wpa' dott ed all over with" tip some driving four br’fivet miles to reach : bed - '’fl sizes. At the suuth Wiliam Clark i« having a kitchen the cars, others driving th«». whole dis­ swing Chairs and a hammock wei for ' bnik on his huu*.*^ • j . tance of Hi uijirH. Long tables were tin . children. Gnenngs aiut hand Mr. and Mrs. Mitchellbf Vjrginiaare built on the lawn North of ! the house shaking* were in evidence all the hay. allowing‘room fur 12-*> nt utie sitting. iur it was surprising how even up to visiting the latter!* aiator Mnu Will One table was made especially pretty , the lust you would we some tine «yuu Schreiner, The L. A. S. will meet Friday, afterwith a tall center piece and twisted ha<l not! seen btffure. • • rouraging homo iudustnus.and trusting strijw of light green and White crepe No accidents happened though Kime noon-at Rnfus Stanton's; to competition to fix the level of prices Walter Jones liaby wrs severely Artist No. 1—My landscape's a boo* i paper extending to each connur of the one was afterwards heard to' remark where they should !“•. Experience has j Intely rulued by u lurid portrait. Art• table. Some thoughtful out s had pre­ that • ’T]h^ Peimuck Reunion was I the burned Saturday Ijy pulling a basin of [proven that this theory is lioth wise ■ l«t No. 2—Yes. the banging's pretty pared this for thiXoldest to injoy. ' cause of the C. K. & S. wreck.” ^The hot milk over bn liiin. and safe for this country. We had bet- ' slipshod this year. ThoyWe put me The Deltou Band played s< fine waiting for, the 1’ M. train whs made Paul Record of.Somom* is visiting ter stick to what experiouce has proven 1 nefrt to the crudest thing tn-the show. music before and after dinner pleiuant by mnsie from the hand, also his cousin Carl Nickeraoii. . to be. of value. !■ .Artist No. 3 (coming up)-Hello! I see Shade of the Great Maple T^w the very evident good feeling uf all they've hung you riwo cnaps together! The many friends of Kirs. Orrah _____ two o'clock the cotnpany was called to both old and young. Stovens will be sorry to tear of berim­ Michigan’s development an a state ! order by Prexider.t Mrs. Emma Hoyt of Here again, as last year Chas. Pen­ ing sick at her borne in derends first of all on her own people, The religious vocation isn't necessari­ Spring Brook. nock led in giving three cheers tu Mr. . with typhoid foverj their enterprise and intelligence. But ly tho outcome of long sueutul proc­ Reading of the 23rd p.Hahn nnd prayer and Mrs. Elx-n Penpock tor their lios- ' Mrs. Lewin Norman'ij sister Mint there are undoubtedly many^things the esses. It may either steal upon oue by Rev. Chas L. Bradley of । the Wcs- pitality. Some . Iwuutiful verses . Elsie Pattingill ban returned to her Mate can and should do in aid of Hie subtly or overwhelm oue at a single on­ leyen Methodist Society. printed, framed and hung in the guest home near Hastingp after a two weeks Itrogn^s of the commonwealth. Ont) slaught.—From "The Bishop's Niece." Roll Coll by Secretary. , I chnml>?r of Mr. and Mrs. EL-h IVnvisit with her. of them and the chief one is to give by George IL Picard. 31 in rites read and approved. noek' ‘home typify their home life state encouragement to the develop­ The U<TJ W. Ci T. U. will meet Violin and Piano duet by the Miwi- well I will give a place to it Iwre: ment of its agricultural resources. with Mrs. Ann Coriklin at two o’clock •‘Can you help me to recover i Kate and Bessie Pennock, of Williams­ WKI.eoytF. TOOUk HOME. Spnie of the states, notably Illinois, child?" asked the poor woman. September 9 in honor of ker mother’s ton, who also responded to an encore. FlU’l tilViiUN. be yuu Iibnlied <ir blraniii-r frol“ *,b-"occ you cam**. * Ohio and New York urn far in advance “In your child loaf?" birthday, and hold a motlM-r’s meeting. Memorial of late Mr. and hire. Myron wh w hrtxcr toilworu. unknown, a poor ranxt*r. “Oh. no. Hi# clothes are worn out. of Michigan in this reaped. Michigan < »r higli «n the record.ufjatne. The junior L T. L, orgauizal t^v Mn Pennock of Nashville, -written by Mra has a’ splendid Agricultural College. Starr will hold hs ijirst meeting at the Etta Barnaby and read by Mrs. Floy You .'cc wulcotnc; but If tau would td.-asb u-< By reitardliiK-u&r teetlnm friu> <urr. Mid was the pioneer in establishing home of the Sni^rintendent Mrs. IxitMcDenndtt of Delton. Hi-menilN-r. vein* follower* of Jesu*. flint our Ihmim ha btnwof prayer, such au institution. But we bavofi't j *tie Donovan at twoio’clocfc September Piano Solo, Kirs. Rose Beers, Rich­ kept }iacv with other states in aiding I Our home, like <»ur h-arts, I* hl« Unnjde. 2ikl. kind, who also responded to epcore. And Ioor as our mm you remain. tho splendid work of. the Agricultural Violin and Piano duet by tj;e Misses j By precept.-by word or example Young pwiples mating at the South t ou must not dlsiiooor tils name. College. . Michigan's soil is not as rfoh , Penndfek. Evangelical Church.next Sunday eve­ CouIR you bring to ijn sold without measure as that of some of ' the other states. , A talk by Supt. Chamberlin was t n : Or plotter us gem* the mo< rare. ning. All are welcome. Michigan should encourage its farmer ; inspiration to the Reunion, and much If your conduct prornkrs God's displeasure' papulation by pointing out to each WELCOME CORNERS. fanner two things (1) What is needed ! COBB'S CORNERS. ing is now tome better. Carrie Roberts returned home Saturto maintain soil fertility- of each farm, Don’t have a falling out with i Charles Moore and wife went across George Mitchell who Ims been very [ day from a weeks visit with friends in and that varies in different localities; your hair. It might leave you! , the country to Indiana last week to sick the paM week is reported Micrat Woodland. and (2) What crops are bust adapted to this writing. J. J. Spenoer. Mrs. O. II. Spencer Then what? Better please it | visit relatives and friends. the soil in a given locality. Let this wqrk be taken up in thorough earnest­ by giving it a good hair-food— | The L. A. 8. which was to be held Edgar Bristol of Johnstown was seen and daughter Man- returned* home last WednewUj , from a weeks outing ness, and the results will l>e astonishing Ayer’s Hair Vigor. The hair ! at the-Grange hull Aug. 23rd was jioBt- t on our streets Monday. at Gun lake. in the development of this state. poned to Aug. :knh on account of ^tlie Fr«i Cnnmnchom la making prepar­ stops coming out, becomes Wo are sorry to learn of the death of Soldier's and Bailor's Reunion at Has­ ations to move bis house on a wall. soft and smooth, and all the Mr. Shriber <^bich occurred last Satur­ tings. A six o'clock supper will lie Nothing in the public life of thia James Matthews and family went to day night deep, rich cdlor_of youth' served. country is more apparent than the de­ Wall lake Saturday to visi^Paul Bump Mr. Fischer luw a sick horse comes back to gray hair. cline in statesmanship and.high ideals Glenn and Iva Moore. NewmaiTand • and wife who are camping there this ' Mr. and Mrs. Spenoer entertained of patriotism <rf the U. S. senate. Melissa Cobb and Mary Kronawitter week. their nvohow Howard Kelley last week. Looking at the matter just as it is. we attended the social at L. 3. Hills at School will commence in the Cobb! Mr. HNe visited Earea Edwards over are compelled to admit that the chief Irving Saturday evening. district next Monday with Miss Eva i Sunday. cause is that commercialism has entered Several from this vicinity attended Erway of Rutland as teacher. Chas. Brook's young folks visited K> largely into the choosing oQnembers the Soldier ’ s and Sailor'?) reunion at Mary Fincher Sunday. of that body. Whether north or south, Master Earl Brown visited his aunt Hastings last week. 1 < Him Shivley „f J„kho„ u east or west, democrat ar republican, Mrs. Charles Wing last week. viiiting at A. E. Shivley w , in practically every state the .choosing Grandma Cobb who has tieen sick Glenn Ingram of Hastings visited his Mnu Lipawm i„ ThutiaKherd.n»ht. of a U. 8. senator is largely the result at the home of Mr. Chatfield's of Irvgrandfather George Ingram Sunday. or Mrs. F. A. Griffin. Please are th inf avoided. Ing i« th building den to n wise Inve spent i! thought t of nice eli COLD RenKes &, AV alldorff Cold C Boiled l Ham, Bologn Style is demanded in good Furniture People’ Strength is an important requirement M. J. Cor. Jefferso Comfort is another fact to be considered. Phone 23 Our Furnjture impresseK you at pnde wi qualities. (Jur dining rhaira anil eaStyle. Strength nnd Comfort are never ■ will notice our Stock is a lit tin finer. <jur F better and our Prices a litUe cheaper !fnr than you can find elsewhere. CHILDRE lett HASTUG RenKes &l Walldorff, Everyth the B PIANOS AND ORGANS SEE M OUTFI My Pric on a We handle the best grades of coal on th Thane Order from uh and you are sure to be satislj. 194 and we will give your order prompt atpSee us before buying LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, C.C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED MT. HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUEJTE. MINA One 40 Ladde One 16 One 12 M. MATTHEWS ®. CO oooooooooooooooc 400 F Pin*, QU Price low can save yo You Cannot Afford PEOPL w«HTH PROTEGTING-and we are I* The h***1 Rewnre. required by Law, depoeited payment of All JuatCIkim4 ■ the r ' wm 16*. Tar» reanatrl *“«?r w.UL, Which The PREFERRED J > ‘:1° HOSRITAL^nd *CC FLINT, MICH. H.B. PROCTOR, DISTRICT MGR. BARRY AMD EATDM COUHTIES. B*ll T.I.phoH. 314. CHALOTTE, MlCHlCl l �AUGUST 81. 1905 morning train School Books The 7:30 Train on the C. K. & S. Was Boy. raiu aU pr.re. ,t C. H. O, bn-,. ) I U Wk, I.all *11 the. 4 1... school . , books ■ . • _both . e have ' second hand and new. T Fred L. Heath j «Ss Carvoth. ” ; and Taxes ■ - things thai cannot be . ; . i. Jed Sehual Book buy­ ing! is tbe essential part in building a nation. A bur- J । lea to many pprente, yet a । Investment We have ! : |vii» - much' time and • "t!:-lightto proetirehundreds • ot dice clean ■ ' ’■ SECOND-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS) j. > ) • ui.-.kv the ! investment Hi Lighter. !To see hs • 3CLLARS SAVED ! .t-iy bodk wijj lie r-i/n-, 4 second-band thatl is ; f 'stbhf. to procure in *-\r .■lift at an immense sav• r-l purchaser., When . ••u ire ns yon jiave made -. greatest posable saving. ••• h ’.te the grejjt^t lice of Penoils, Tablets, Com­ position books, Draw­ ing books, and every-1 thinauSed in. every depart-it ever shown ‘in.the . ' < Arthur333764 " "," " THE. LEADING DRUGGIST. ’----------------------------------------------• C-.-.-X<-.7C-~JOC<>OCOCCOCOCOOOOO WE ARE f ! Headquarters For Chicago Beef and the Best of Michl- gen Beef. under »E We de­ nt the city and rs'sjk< ;al atteri- COLD MEATS (\rt.l < lUt r-d Ih-tf, ('Old . BoHi'd I .-»in. f'oldfl’rested - ' .Ham. i oid Vtai Loaf,. j People’s Meowket A’. J.- W ca4>er, Prop. ? Mlrf ouand Cdtfrt streets. > 4 * ? Phone 238. i S .".>c<x>"x:-ooocooooooooocxjo CHILDREN'S EMPORIUM Street. Jefferson HASTIHSS, MICHIGAN - Everything for the Babies and Children SEE MY COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR INFANTS ! ?5 Pieces for $10.00 Prices and Qualities on all Goods are RIGHT. MINA M. SCOTT HEAP One 40 ft. Extension Ladder. One 16 fi. Ladder. Onp 12 ft. Ladder. 400 FRUIT JARS '■ '• art and Two Qn&rtJ lower than wholesale. 1 tve yon one-half un them. PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE W. R. JAMIESON. Propi. T» « »t. HnUn,,. MieH. ' Ij Thrown OH the Track Near the PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs.Mary Content spent Sunday in j | Kalamazoo. . > Electric Llitht Plant. The morning paaaen«er train on the R- B. Messer -------------------left Monday on a busi-! । C. K. A 8. wan wrecked Friday morning Dcm tn>> to st- Looia . They Gu» Hall td Middlerille waa the ; Ol»,rv. what Chi<l<«ter * Barton near th,, electric light plant. °t Hnatinga rrienda over Sunday. ! have to aay thl. wMk. They announce I brought down an utra rodch and wore trying to make what ia called a flying | Sara Horton and Minnie Harper lelt 1 a sepcial sale, of pants. nwtoJL _ , E------- - —«urwn anu -Minnie Harper left! y‘“ “ Talk about l«nPUn,-jMt Iook rouorot. with the M. ’'iU:h 'l»Cbla«o Fridayfcr “ " rtyta >„ J through the BANNER S" «drerti«i,.K >„i,^ ‘h M Q R 1L Tb'’ n,'Ui,wr>"__--------------------------- f 10 tnrn th® switch j j columns thi> week and ! AU ™ 3 Wb*" iW •» *“— — -ri-vw th“ ^wf’h । •»«. -eel: ri.it1 . mm ii-u , o, r_a”?_e K!’t.”p b' the awlch I in thia city. ’ ” ’— I All breeders of thoroughbred Uro end turned It without noticing that elorlrewv requeeied io meet.I the court the train hu.1 „„t a|| Mr. and Mix Thon. Sullivan are j homu-SeturdeyP. M. Sept. » forth. Il we. turned jp/Xt tTfreni guests ut the Sweczey cottage at Gun | pnrpwe of onguntring . Bgrry County I trnck;of th., fdrwnrd car- had paemri lake this week. bUrt Bnarior". Action. .he rear truck going Prof. A. M< DeLong. of Galesburg, ! Mrs. J. Eaton, of South Church St. , tw<» tracks spread the car was j Hl., visited at Prof. Chamlwrfin’s the I gave a delightful (.upper last Thursdav drawn hidewi-nj until if limped the first of the week. , evening in honor of her guest Mrs. D. when it rolled over oa ita side Lewis and Phil Kniskern. of Chicago, , Hytlon. of Grand Rapids, and a very k’*ving tbe paMcBgvr coach on the are the guests uf their 'cousins Robert j ' enjoyable evening was aperit. tr'w'kj‘ i>n«:tically uninjured except for and Hubert Cook. Mrs. Clam Kurtz FuUer has pur-'the I’latfor»‘ which was nearly torn Mrs. Andrew Angle returned from I chased Mrs. Rose Colgrove's tenant ' aWHy’ LucIcily there were but two . Grand Rapids Sunday after a week’s ' house on W. Main Street ami expects I*"00* in th® luggage car when it . visit with friends. •* I to occupy the name as soon us the pros- tt?nt OVerH«d they both escaped injury? j f Mrs. Bert Philips leaves this morn- ; . ent occupants can give possession. A gang of ----’-----------* bsoiught ' down * A workmen was j ing for Benton Harbor to care.fot; her j , un the freight train and they got th© Farmers will .he interested in the mother who is seriously ill. car back on the tracks and but of the : auction sale adv of A. Dunn jn this Mrs. Louise Kenfield and daughter ! way in tiine to let the afternoon pass ­ j issue. The kale will lw hold at his enger traiiApaw. The luggage cur Ad* returned Saturday from a week's I residence on S«; M Rutland twp, com­ visit with Chicago relatives. wm not'badly smashed biit will lx mencing ut-IQ a m. See the list of out of commission until repairs can ■ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton and 1 ■ articles to lie sold. lie made. If the train had >eea going ! children, of Muskogee,. Oklahoma have . । Hurry-, hurry, burry. -You’ll have a little faster the rear coach would burn visiting friends in this city. - ! to if you have that chair or umbrella undoubtedly have been thrown over the A. E -Kenaston, D. K. Titman, Jas- I recovered us Crittenden is going to embankment and the accident would ' on McElwain and Frank Brooks spent leave the town (he can’t take it with have been more serious than it was. Saturday arid Sunday at Gun Lake. 'I him.) All work delivered m^d guaran­ Miss Bessie Willison who has been . ( tied. C. E. Crittenden under National the thrilling experience trending u month in the city with her Bank; ■ ■ , mother returned tu Toledo«this week. , The Farmers Dance announced for Miss Merle Knapp went to Grand' Boy Who Climbed a Friday night Sept. 1st has been Of Rapids-Monday, where she has accept- 1 changed to Thursday night Aug. Bist. Corn Stalk in Chero­ ■ ed a position with Corl Knott & Co. ■ General invitation is extended. Reeds Miss*'Leah Bowne left yestreday for j kee. Opera House Orchestra will furnish the Chicago. She will lx* joined at Hol- । Music— Bill .Hfcta Editor Gunsenhouser, formerly of land by her aunt Mrs. Minnie Cook, of j Grand Ledge, la running a baewspaper J. L. Reed. Allegan. . I It would tie impotesible to crowd more .in Oklahoma. Ht> was in the newaMrs. C. S. Whitcomb left Tuesday . luughs into a play than there are in jpaper buaineea while here wnd is re­ for Nebraska, where she will stay for ■ ”Rip Van Winkle, ” which comes to garded as thoroughly honorable nnd reliable and what he had tdi say Was several weeks and may spend the win- । Reed’s Opera Houre on this Friday ' ter there. j night. There is no equal to Kate • given due credence. Speakihg of corn ' that grows in Cherokee. Brother OunMr. aiul Mrs. Thos. Bierly. of Tole- > I Jackson in the part of ’■Gretchen”, du, returned tu their home yesterffhy I senhouser has the following ?— and, without her. the play would not after having spent a very pleasant 1 ' The terrible news comes from the l»e complete. ; ■ western part of Cherokee maiions that summer ut Gun Lake. . W. G. Baut-r will next week begin a boy climbed a corn ateJknTZre how Ned Butler, of Kansas City, and j the erection of a fine home on the lot the corn was getting along, and now Miss Vinnie Butler, of Bellevue, who I north of bi*, brother’s Duane Bauer’s the stalk is growing up faster than the have been guests of Mrs. Chester. Men- ; o. fa ■. de , ­ can dimb down. The Ujy is clear ‘ ser. theiraunt . for some time. 16ft I residence. It _ will v_ lie ... attractive in sign with all the late improvements. ont of sight. Three men 'have under- for home Monday. • Bauer Bros, hnvtr-entirely changed tai, en to .cut tbe stalk down iuul save Ed Cole ha*- accepted a ;x>sitioD with the aspect of that jiart of Hanover th- hoy from starvation, butiit grows ... „ Wright Bros.* in their dry goods de-, street, and the improvements add great- mi fast they <cun ’ t buck ' ‘ twice in the • -—- — ....„ popular and " pj-rtment. Ed is a very wtm* place The l«y isjliving' <>n courteous young man, and he is work-: Personal. ’ rnxbuw but r»»-com Hnd 14. riready InK tor a llrm „r hnrilen,. I Miss Marv Stebbins will have quite -thrown 'down, over, four bushels Mr. and Mrs. John Doster 'went to ‘ cubs. ’" . 1 • . 11 a prominent’.part in. the play Rip Prairieville yesterday tu atteod a re- j Van Winkle. ” which .will be at Reed's utiiofi of the Dotted family that day Opera house Friday night. She will Mrs. Doster will remain for the rest of I ADVERTISED LETTERS. play the part of ‘Rip’s”.young daugh­ tin- week visiting Prairieville!friends. ! N. N. Bunres. Miss' Genevieve Garter, Mary wiiFleave here with the Mr. and Mr.-., Taylor, of Marshall- ; Mt. Mr. Gordon Runnion. ijr. D. B. company and continue in the pan for town. Iowa are visiting Miss Julia Myers, Miss Mildred Neal. Mp». Nellie one month. We trust this will lie the Willison, Mrs. Frank Borabhck andParks, Mr. Charlie Rich. Josie beginning of a bright and successful Raymond, Miss Da»ie Scrafi^U. ■ other friends in tin* city. If favorably [ career for her. . ’ impressed with Hastings they may de- ’ cide to locate here. BROKE HIS LEFT LEG. Mn and Mrs/ Sherman Rich left ' Monday for their home tn Minneapolis. 1 Harry Sharphorn While Play ing at Mrs. Rich came some liiiM? ago'tc visit * a sister who is ill. Mr. Rich j'arrived the Fair Ground Saturday Was unexpectedly last week, and put in the , Pushed Off Building. time handshaking with old friends. Saturday forenoon about ten o’clock Mist* Olga Beasemer entertaiped lady while Harry Sharpborii. aged 10 years, friends ut a six o’clock dinner Thurs- L win of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sharp­ day evening in honor of her cousin , horn of West Green street was playing Miss Olga Morgen thaler. On the ev.eMuch That Every Woman Desires to on one of the small outbuildings on ning before, Mrs. Lady Bessemer gave ’ the fair ground, one of his playmates Know About Sanative, Antiseptic a Japanese tea id honor of. Miss Mor- i pushed him off. He strqck the ground gonthaler. Cleansing and the Care of the in such a manner aa to break the Wm. Priestman, of Lake Odessa was ' bone of bin left leg just above the an­ Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands. in tbe city last week to attend the ' kle. The act was not done in a spirit Soldiers and Sailors reunion. Mr. ■ of fun. but when his companions not­ ’ l*riestman was a resident of Baltimore iced what had bean done, they fled. township 50 years ago. at which time ! Assistance was secured from the Book­ ’ tho'business houses in Hastings were case factory anil the injured boy- was ‘‘few and fur between.” ’ taken to his home. Dr. Lowrey was FOR WOMEN ANO WOMEN ONLY WHAT CUnbuRA DOES FOR WOMEN called and everything possible At done for him that could be done, last accounts he was getting along nicely and a speedy recovery is look* ud for. To most jKtuple self coutr-vi means •.!»* control of appearances* and imt tl>«* con trot ui realities. Tills ' *-ul mis­ take nnd must be Corrected if we ure to get :i eicnr Idea of s< If control and if we are to make a fair start in ne-jnir Ing it ah n permanent habit. Ing so simply because .it wool pear wll and H not the tudd! habit nf til*' people about mr. myself until 1 :un al«olti:e!y tree tram that interior d<slrc. So lewg ns ban? In hatred to anolher 1 am in bondage to niy.batnil: an<I If,.for the --ake'of :<ppwirancCK. 1 do not act or sik-ak from tt I am pone the less pt Its mercy, and tt will find an outlet v-bcrever It ran do so without debasing me In the eyes of other men more wllllnir tb«u I am to lie debused. My selfish desire to injure the man 1 hate i« counterbnlam ci! by my •elfish-desire t«» sum’, well In the e/re of other men. Tlare can be no trie control so long afl either, form of selfisbness dominates my action*. The contr a, of nppeamnJes is im-reiy outward npn-sslon. and a very common Instance of this may be observe! in the effort to control a Hugh. -Annie Payson Call io Leslie'.*- Monthly. 8 derailed. Too much stress cannot be placed on the grenl value of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and 1‘illtf in -the aatiseptic cleansing of the mu-pus sur­ faces, and of the blood and circulating fluids, thus affording r.-rc. swcut, and economical local ;• ><1 conetitutiorial treatment frr weaker - ~tcenttions, inflanimati.v; relixations.d irntgul triiics Hence the C wonderful i: health, strength, . - vautjr to i-vary women, who Ijaw Iter. pr«na|nrely aged and invalided -yy Liietc diHtrcssing ailmentff, hs '•’• * - - >euch ■ rmptttbctic afflictiont ns ebldreria, W., Wallace, of Carlton, returned , Friday from Alansfleld. Ohio, where । • he attended u family reunion. Mr. i Wallace was one of tbe veiy early set- > i tiers of that city nnd his father ’was L, | the first sheriff of Richland county 'Oliio. in which Mansfield is located. BOYS AND GIRLS'SCHOOL SHOES The Hoosier School Shoes wear BEST, that is one reason why we have such a tremendous trade in Schoo) Shoes. The fall lines are now in and we can fit boys and girls with the best footwear it’s possible to buy for the money. Every pair is guaranteed to give satisfaction. . This shoe represents more »hoe value for $2.Off than is crowded in any otfier make. The shoe bears"the TAPPAN stamp, which denotes correctnees of style, fit and finish and prices down to the lowest level compatible with High Quality The goods are of Sterling Qaality and Standard values. This shoe is as staple as wheat. Sizes 2 1-2 to 8. * This shoe is made from Plump Dongola stock, has been sold for many years and it has always pleased our entire trade. We recommend —7— -------------------------- it to givt the best of satisfaction in; every way. The price of $1.50 has al­ ways made it popular. JBr Price $1.50 No matter how low the price we make, the ehoes we. sell li.ivn Heal Value. We want this store to be known as "The Most K< oninnical Store in Hastings.’’ We want you to feel that you are being treated with absolute fairne-e and that any purchase made here and not satisfactory will surely be made right, the large and small purchases areiequdlly welcome at our store, given equal attention and will leave equally as well pleased. ' j~ THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY, J. T. PIERSON & SON, Phone No. 9, The People’s Store. Hastings, Mich. Bfx^aa Officers Choltr niejser. President. R. B. mcMtr, Dice Prtr. JI. H. fltdcrMn. Gaebler. Directors Chester messer, R. B. mtsser, R. C Trttch, bration at Kalamazoo. B. B. JMtnow. Interest paid on Sdrtnas Doposlir. money to Eoan on , 1 \ \: <s>A Interest on a Dollar EMic maters. isn’t much to begin wifi). £«i It grow, though, and add other dollars to It and time will show tht results. Statistics show greater accumulations with less loss through Savings Banks than elsewhere. Open that account today. Hastings Qty Bank Real Eitate Scanty. GET YOUR PICKLING SPICES AT HORTONS Also gour TEAS and COFFEE put up TORTURING HUMOR Holland's Drug Store. «vtn 1$ aliw to ilw value of onr Savings Bank, so as to proclaim at large about our "Interest” to passersby. D. S. Boeder, .­ In addition to the rcgulir trailin'an ।extra train will leave Kilanmzoo at in.. Delton-ttfio. Cloverdale ;S.2" and Hastings S: H.' arriving nt ■Woodbury at b:1H p, uu. Returning . Women froth the v-.i” firi- ti have jlenve Woodbn'ry at 1I-.3H p. m.. Hastfully apprccj.it.d Uu purityar.d rfwvetlings 10.(KI, Cloverdale H'::--’* and Delnczs, tho power to adc-t ■ ;mf?|diatc . ’ton 10:15. arriving af Kttiamnzoo at relief, tlic rcrujnty.v; .-j cedy mid p. in. • permanent cure, the cntoirte aafety and greet economy which Lure jmadc TAKE NOTICE. Cuticura th. -:..rd;.Td humour: rem­ All persons are hereby forbidden I edy of the civilised wrrld putting sbingle roofs on new building* or renewing an old aBingle roof with ' new Hbinglea on any building or buildinga.within the fire limits of the city’ ’ Cured by Cuticura. of Hastings.' “ I suffered five year.- with cftcyrible Frank M.- Nash. Fire Warden. itching eczema, my body «nd face be-, ing covered with so:''-. Never ip my LABOR DAY EXCISION. litedid lexperiem t. ; -.chxwful suffer­ The Chicago Kalamazoo ■& Saginaw I ing, and 1 fobp-d f’*r dea.:h. wlj’.ch I felt was near. 1 hud' tried doctors and Railway Co.-will sell excursion tickets J medicines withm .:<•-<«, hv£ my to all stations on Monday Septemlier | mother insisted that I try CntttutaI felt better after .the fir>t appliehtibn ' kb, at one fare for the round' trip, i good fur return not later than Soptem-1 of Cuticura Ointnunt. and was soon entirely well. Mrs. A.EUon. Helltbcr 5tb. .__________ 1 - ’ vuc, Mich. Books ta^en in exchange at Mui- i * Cree m. LCooh, j GRAND LABOR DAY CBLE- Surplus :: $25,000.00. ! $75,000.00 Capital btj J. H. BELL & CO. Even) ounce . MOHTfiAGH SALE. ' Default having t>< <■«> in.v?-In ,-D-n:.--tAol.. ■ ciTtiiin ii:<irir.ut«- rvi-m.: ...i f. Hajtm [ 4i»rt Ennaa Uav- htistsm>f sin! •• Keuti-r. dated (ho t?ilrty-llr^t dai reeoTded th», tw*nd-t ’ — 111 Ulate •>( Hili notk-iy. Um sum it Ei^v.r. Hu ml red * uiyd seventy one and Forty-Elst: i.ni»«4Jundred l tiir IXdluri g Uinatlomey-:>v tl?>ulstod j tc t>r Mid in the said moriRacx *ii<«tihl uny pro­ : cuedlng* be taken to fwncl.o** the saw. notice l« t** hlihru the* Cuwi guaranteed. WE ALSO HAVE PURE CIDER VINEGAR BUTTERICK PATTERNS. — o HORTON’S. j liut cerl&M’.l*'* or rarrrl of bind .* H uh tod tn i the tnwnxhip «4 IniHr. roimty •■{ Bern*, and ! «t*to <rf Mlehhpw. deseril^l ar ’.lows. toirlt: mm nuHiix-r nnrrtii. ami mo ikhih nan. -Jt un1 north lutlf. of the-tuirUM-axt quartet, c! -i.«Ucki i nutntwr Twenty-two. all |» t<rwi>«lil|> number (onr I north of rango number nine- wdst. eonudnlDK 'line 1,11nJie,l un-l tivrelv ,.r -JOBJt G. jjKtTKM.Mortjagee DaMk! iLi’tlnsa, Mkh., Juns 5th. isos ‘ �to an extent that would not be tolerat­ ed in this country for a xninuta. In the transporttaion buHinw®. to keep it up to a biy*h degree of usefulness, we need not government ownership fbut REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. competition with government regula­ Continued from ;a»> one tion. We n«xl competing lines bidding WARRANTY DKKD6. ■ even faster: that is they think they for the favor of the people, not a huge Lorenxo Livingston to Frfld W. j must have, in order to Hve at all. manj’ ••system* ’ with itx possibilities of graft Livingston 40 acres sec 17 : things they never dreanukl of having and indifferent to everything except Orangeville( 300 00 ; 20 years ago. Tlte coat of! living due to the salaries of its employee*. increased wants hnx increased as fast I come back to the United States William H. Reynolds to Adell The more in love with it and its free Bivens, parcel Nashville. . 1525 00 or even faster than the wages. . < larger and better homes have ’ Hobbled f imtitutions than efcer. I wish every Joeeph W. Arnold and wife to the cost of rents for all dasxes. There- । American could fully realize what h Charles F. Hammond 80 acres 1600 0U i fore lho i'iirber wages have increased privilege be enjoys in living in this ^aec 15 Baltimore ! discontent greatly in Sweden and all , MpjOndicl country. Addison Simpson and wife to i over Europe, for the same conditions I Gayle Pease and wife *A4 acres areeverywhercon that Continent. Labor , s® 27 Hope 700 00 troubles arc far more froiUent and much . Susan J.'Lech el al. to Walter more bitter than in this country. Tbe t J.. Hayward. Lots; 3,, 4. 7 simple, plain food the people of Swe- ; Thia Weak'* Nawa In Nearby ami 8. Block 51 and lots <1 den used to eat has been cast aside for i ami 4 Block S6 Badcoeks addiCounties. the much more appetizing but are less ; . tian Middleville............. SOU 00. nourishing and leas healthful fo od ' common in this country. Tlw result is Godfrey Limix-rg. a young man who : Chria. Schondlelmeyer and there are now a dozen doctors in Sweden recently arrivtd in Grand Haven fr^om wife to Hubert Q. Bouaway where there used £o tie ctae. and the New Orleans is very .11 with the yellow E. Lots 5 and 8 Block 24 550 00 dentist is as busy there us in America fev’er. He wa- working ax a linesman Middleville repairing the damages to teeth caused >» U>at city and becoming alarmed at Hubert G. Benaway and wife --- ZAKA* 1 • * I .... ti, Z*». by sweets and pastries, when I was a the fever situation there decided to re­ to Morgan Boyce E. of tu his borne near.. Grand Haven. Lot s5 and 8 Middleville.. i.. -------------VO lx>y, people were glad to gfat coffee once turn a dav and f««h meat once a week. Meat He was taken sick a week ago but a n day nnd Charles IL Bauer and wjfe to . j eating k a- common there as it is here doctor was not called nntil Thursday Wm. G. Bailor N S lots 670 200 w’ and they driyk coffee as high us tive " hen it was ^unounred as the genuine and 608. Hastings ' times a- day. The’resnlts are shown it. j y^How fever. Coltnon II. Russell and wife ; far less vitality and physical stamina. ' —■.— . to Adelphia D. Serven 80 । ()(); and this is^as noticable in. the country Rev. George R. Arnold of the M. E. acres see 21 Assyria ■ as in the towns. Tho old- time ’Tittle I church of Allegan was arrested ThursClara Waldorff et al to Fred ‘ with contentment" is gone, and now I day for slander. The‘complaint was Trego vt al Parcel Wail lake. ! there is almost universal demand for made by Attorney Pearl L. Fouch. Hope ' vfhat would then be classed as luxuries, j Fouch alleges the preacher has told a Ira J. Tripp ami wife to Calvin j but which are now felt to be ut-cessar-1 nnmlter of-punmna that he Ihas a wife Powell ami wife Lot 8 and ' iea There is envy of the more fortu-< Nnd child whom he. dererted living in *-j lota 6 Chicagoand 7 Block 1ft, ' । nhtely situated, and rebellion8' against Kov.Arnold refusedtogivr Kenfield's addition Hastings 7.»0 (X) ; conditions which they think bar them ; bail and was taken to. jail He Impaired Digestion j COURT HOUSE NEWS. ! ' May not be all that Is meant by now, but It win be If nealected. The tiBcat'ine’s alter eating, fits of nerv­ ous benjacbe, s'.tiracss of tbe Ktorcacb, and dlMKnt-ablc belching may not be -very bi * now. bill they Will be If the stomach . I>y»pcpsia .Is sneh a miserable disease) tbut tha tendency < to It should be given early atuntlon. this la completely over-) tunic by? ' . Hood’s Sarsaparilla Which stxcnpther.stbe-whuledl^eaUveKytrtenx NEXT WEEK The subject for family discus- \ sion will be School Supplies If you wish ’ 2ND-HASD BOOKS (have them If you wish REBOUND BOOKS, t hive the in If you wish I ' NEW BOOKSA I have.some of those As for TABLETS and PENCILS I can certainly suit you. Remember, please, the sign of the Elephant,. W.J. HOLLOWAY Freneriptlonb preparod as if for the Doctor's »wn use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. CONDITIONS IN SWEDEN j Soohwesteni Michigan George Conklin and .Addie Con­ feoni the thing* they now consider wa? later releaiicd on his own reeogniklin to Mary JE. Phillips I necessary to happiness. The simplicity -/jujee and the hearing .--t fur the Slat —-----Parcel Nashville.. 70»» no of life is gone. When I tHink of tbe Rose E. Colgrove to Clara B. i Swedish farm hnmr of i»y boyhood. Mra K A. Wright, of Allegan, wife Fuller, Lot 538 Hastings.... 1200 I (Xi ■ and tire simple, natural^ unaffected i of the laundryman was badly burned . W»y» of tho people uf th»c time, ot the SMur.i.y i,y t)„. l.xp,o.ion of KMoiioe. Albertus Downs sr. to Albertus Downs jr. 40 sec 2 Irving. . 5(X> UI abounding good cheer. bo*nl*lity and sb>. „„ al|lnM the ,tu„ allJ thought gYBecaiiBe' we know you will be J K<xxl health, of their bnppf contented- ,bl. j,ol ,|, jf lh, i„roeru l.ut pleased with our goods. < 'William H. ChatM* and wife to • Utir stuck of groceries is clean and J . num and aimpie. wholraune pk-antrnt. hmj |f(t „„0 hunting.;. An^explusion “ Elmer DeWaters and wife. strictly up to date in every way. <. ' •>- - • and. ber'neck ... and ’’ar tn* wen* Lot 11 Cloverdale ilhtl 00 ito me it w ideal The con- •■ fallowed > • Goods promptly delivered tu all < ; > trust with life and conditions of to­ terribly burned. QUIT ’ CLAIMS. b parts of the city. <j day is in many ways painful. There . > our Dry Goods Department for J i i were many hardships, severe self aacri. „ . ... , . K. Babcock to Lydia » Ladies* Wrappers, Hosiery. Under-•(John < tire, and many dim-omforta but tl.ee . * w'" “« ' Babcock. W. of Lota 7 and • wear etc. <i wore endured w.th patientfcrluar.n™. «. h*' e ‘ K«hnlne octupu. in Uke ► IjAlso Prints, Ginghams and Mus <! 8 Block 11, Eastern add. and I belief they g.ve dren.nt. of life ' ■" “d « «.""“h of hi. dheoroty J lios. JI Hastings 00 and character that were very de.ir.Hc W11‘ ln lh" ‘W?*’ .7 » * Gent’s Negligee Shirts, Jackets and < Jmn not a pemimim. The :'oliowuhR the di«»very a dock of am.ll B Overalls —- the celebrated FLAG J kfA.RRIAGE MCKNBES. unread in Sweden and in Europe will i bo” l,D’d. *hV1”n •r“"1 F BRAND. 4 .28 cryulire in a demand fur more liber- «""" >or » >llut *' “““t"' £ • We want your Butter and Eggs. J Seymour A. R«ighler. Irving-----.28 > *, Illgheet market price paid for pro- 4 Mabel Kenyon, Irving ty nnd a far greater share in govern- ' • J auce. J Sylvester Van Horn. Middleville. aient by the common people. Tbe Rebelling al tbe quality of their food | ^Store open evenings. •< Fanny Vermeulin, Middb'ville... 3111 monarchy, the arimocracy ami th. i eight prisoner, in tbe cage io the Kai.'■11 state church’are doomed. The wc,,! I •■»»«» county jail, threw the hju). at Ray Ostroth Maple Grove ■ 20 agitation la an evidence ihat some- ; <“™key Saturday night. They Sadie Swift. Maple Grove thing la di at work change ii h,v'’ l”'11 • I'"' in »•“> J*r|i •«>'» on * Fredrick Teadt. MiddlevilleWl • uu.uft is nui;. that uia* will ** ill inaugr ■ -I'd thing, mightily and in the end for the I b.rv“'1 w*"'r Jl'" far ** honre I Flora Smith. Thornapple Phone 292. j better. ! c-aure the, outbreak. WE WISH TO MAKE; : YOUR ACQUAINTANCE ! CONTRARY TO PRECEDENT Commercial Stock & Telegraph Co COMMISSION MERCHANTS. [Copy^Kbt. ISM..by T C. McClura.] According to precedent. Professor Stoughton should bu\w bean f»t bald beaded, nearsighted and slmbbUy dress­ ed; be should have talked in u slow, deliberate tone; he stiouhl have paid heavy compliments td the young wom­ en. and at all times mid In all ptacx* be should have been nlwunlly nbsentmlnd- Grain and Provision*, Stocks and Bonds 28 Hodges Building. DETROIT, MICH. Reference*: JOHN L. HARPER 4 CO. BanLc- re, 7 ;__________ '• •. _____;________________ ’ ~’ ' c'r0it, OUR DAILY MARKET LETTER On Appiit^ «d-’ : The men of science jwboiu Mim Lov­ erly had met heretofbrv at the Brentuus’ country place Had always been , very much of this de»crlptlon-«tald j servaau *bo sat a horse with aa much ; grace as they would hkve ridden a rail, . who infallibly lost tieiuselves when- .,-er tM- went sb.K-tln* and Vb» »P«>' much of their time rending before tbe library fire louies tvfioxe very titles were d«*preiwing in thair profundity. Tbe fact that Stoigbton held tbe chair of biology at onsj of the big westera universities seeu>|xl Irreconcilable Railway Time Tables. Michigan Cental , "»• । l . j H-.3S 3:10 ?K» ‘ *:S» 3:IS 7:10 j with bis youthful. facf imd—-his almost IDiJO *:Vl «.K »uu unm . .... -----boyteh enthusiasm pxqr tbe horse* and I 10:46 *14 »;03 the shooting. When he was pnwiMtxl to Miss Coverly Just before dinner ou tbe day of Lis arrival' that self 'posseted young woman frankly told Him that he had upset all her preconi-clycd Ideas of ‘him. Stoughton laughed ddightedly. •Tve fouled the world into thinking I am a biologist, but between you nnd me i don’t mind confessing I’m an i KASTB ai: Mrtaa Cloverdale NbulU I Imittu «» Coat* ttrovn Woodbind n<AAl»HU ' w Fa•:a*:3l> M:* j Ijitising Grand Jiapldn AV.S.' Bamm>K. Ax-nt. ■ WOODBURY IONIA STAGE leaves WOODltr KY utter arrival of Hiornlnx trxtn» at *.». Arriv. • iS turnlhK fn«i IONIA Post Ottea at nisp.M. arrives at W«xtban-u(/>>.' M. Ky. and train <uutli on theC. K. & S. . » | j | ' '’POP. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.F. K. W4I4.MO< d THOMAS A PRYOR. Attorneys at Law. ' Offiee* over HamIdc* City Rank. A POTHER, j C ..QKOV1C Attorney a at Law, ' ' rr •—------------- ^lUp.r,<XM<n lAxtitk*- I’TM ; >9r*'^l° “,n “ A, K. KKNA8T0N. Attorney at Law. Orar J. S. Goodyear A Co., store promptly su«-»<it-d to. A HANLON. M. D.. PbjWcdao -C*> < Middlctil’-, Mlef K. V.UALLAUBI. burgeon. Ih.wung Mich. A)fla houre 12 to 2 p. m.»-. • 7 to S pa Teb*phoiH* kt Hint*- D*« .- Xjjit, ' Woodland, Mich. All business given -prompt and careful attention. Collections a specialty. SURVEYOR. i WALTER HEATH Banner Adris always pay. ■I . ££1{KV L'01 NTA -I UVETOB, . Residenor-on See. a. I’r ii:. ' address Delton. Mk-ti.. K J. No.. BUSINESS DIRECTORY •W. H. FAIRCHILD,j FLOWERS LINF ,‘>c• • x. WM. H. MARTI: Overgrown boy," be H’hlspercd to her ' as she went In to dinner ou his arm. It was a dluner that Stoughton long ' K N A P P E N , K L KIN HA NS A reimunlwred - the mellow < :tmlleUgh(. KN A 1’PEN, A ttornnye the gay butiter, but iinw<t. of all the ; 7 MichUau I fust <o Kutmu quiet, gray eyed g{rH:iei*i<Je him. whose uud whqse smile was 9>methlng a god from high Olympus might well sue for. All through the dinner Stoughton. under tire sjxfll of thaj-smile, was ut bls best His timely repartee nnd bla brilliant flashes of wit kept the table In a k«‘uiai uproar, but: when the men were-i left to the decanters atid tire cigar* be fell into a brawn study, idly twirling a spirit glass between his thumb and Anger and smiling quietly to himself as ire recalled M1m C’ov•rty's white throat nnd tire pretty poise of her bead. StuugLtun muuaged td be much with Mbs Coverly during bls stay at the Brentons'. They rode together In the crisp autumn -moralngsj together they beat the neighboring coverts for gromwaud partridge; they strolled afield In the gorgeous twilights. Stoughton, who bad never before given the matter muchj thought, diacovered ‘ he was poescnmxl of a heart, and tbe alternate tlnsbiw of hope and despair thia discovery brought about gave him ample opportunity for stud les hi antitheses. . At tbe end of tile aecand week there came n day of gray, monotonous rain. How's Thia? •k One cannot make even a hurried ------In the billkinl room tbe titcu were strtvI We otter otiodiHndred dollar* reward for anv trip in Europe without Ixiing struck ' A dozen small boys bathing in coling to amuse then-selves with much | Case of catarrh'that cannptlo cured by Hall * with the increase of socialuun. Al- , lege campus ixmuI, in the center of the smoke and an occasional hit of brilliant j Catarrh Cure. • F. J. CuKXEv;&C<>.«Toledo. O. ’ v Endeavoring to We. tbe undersigned, bare known F. J. readj- the Hocialhta poll 4‘i per cent of ■ fashionable- residence district of ‘Kai- play. The women were । Cheney for the last is years. and l>c!icve him tbe vote in Germany, and an* a large amazjxt minus the usual tiathing suit* kill time with the la est n 'vela and long It Is no* time Io think about BULBS perfectly honorable in all bitwlnea > transactions • and Dean .daily able to carry out any obligation* element in France, and growing rapid-1 cansed cuniiilerable of a seusation neghvti-d corrcfqiost enceJ for FALL PLANTING. I bare a nice made by IhHrflrm. . . StoughtfAi StoughtiAi sought shught tire tbe ifbt library, where ' Wr«t & Tbuax. Wholesale Druggist*. To. ly in Swtxlen. The burden of taxation in the vicinity and brought a load of a big log sputtered cheirft a big log sputtered cheerfully on tbe slock of CUT FLOWERS oo band now. I JedoO. ujkmi the poor due to’ the monarchy-, police to the scene. i WAIJIUCG .Kinnan & MARVIN. WnOlANtlP henrth. He-drew n chair i>cfore the Phone In jonr orders. Deliveries made the1 expense expense of large armies and navies. navi**;.. ' DruKgbtM.TuhMfb. O. . th* lire mml picking up s Iwpk at random, U!^ll«fSae'bta!3£l"’n>j!!S^!?tiKl 'he •w*'? «»1 lnu>ler»uiei>f the Mate to asj part of tbe dtj. Phone 29. j - i. , ' . committee of the ixiard began to read, ot the system. Te%t!niofiUlS!Q'iit fre.1|l ----- ------------’ - • < fThe -building, , churches and’ their preachers and ■ ■ ... There, was a soui-Jl of Hght footsteps ITItM 73c per tKrtll-. Sold bv all if ruffgt«ts. I-,.. , . H . of suqiervisore of Allegatr~conntv NELSON BURROUGS, Pr-ipr. priests—these largely account tor the ... . ... . , . . Hall’s Family Pills for <xmsd|Hm6a. on the ixillsliKl fluo4 Hint n quiet voice ’ ' . t .. n. „ awarded the wfliract for the erect ion of ; growth of socialism. To my miinl tins ... .. , , ..r, ■ said mockingly: , ... .. . , , • . the new jail and sheriff s residence. A. Dunn will have an auction sale ' agitation is the forerunner l of a mwv- -r< ... .... ■ .... -n, "At last you yield to precedent. All - .. _. ..... •, . . ,i . -I.,- . . , The work will lx- started at once. The the others read pobdenw twoks be­ Tuesday bept. Atlmt hre residence hoc ' ment that will give freer and let us , „ ,, . .. . .•! ii.? . . . : new jail will stand on the site uf the fore the lire." . 110 Rutland township, cummeucing at hepe much better conditions for the , .)rejtt)nt OJU. Stoughton turned.- Miss icoverly stood Sakes Kidneys and Bladder Right | 10 a. m. See his adv. in this issue, working' pcuiple of Europe. ' ' . ‘ at the other end of the 11 r»i•law regard ,■ I chanced to lie in Sweden during I lug him gravely. j j • । ' ' tire stormiest part of the agitation The Ixmrd of public works of Battle "The others?" h« sold Inquiringly which has led to the separation of Nor- j Creek has decided after months.of in­ as he laid the book down. "The other men of scianre," she ex­ way from that country. While in ; decision to stand out for the abolishMine Ways I regretted to wxi the union | ment of lake Gognuc as a .-.onree of plained. "Did they read bound volumes of bnoken. I believe it is for the best, and . water supply, recommending an ex- ; Gennun funny papem?’ He laughed. tisit both countries will Ire the better 'Txmditure of ♦5D,(MX) for wells at Ver••Don ’ t toll, me." she said in shocked far it. Resulting from that -'movement onntones, “you are. reading the Fliegeude will he greater freedom in l»th lands. ' Blatter?" . i They do some things in Eurojxian f •‘Caught red banded." hr confessed. cjunttire far better than, we du m l A botUe was found in Eckford tewn"You seem to have .no respect for I America. The public telephone „yR. | Calhoun Cu. 'containing a note precedent." she pouted. ‘ Item of Sweden is far better and the i reid: "The one that finds this; "You told me the other Igeutlemen of .; service is much cheaper than here. : bottle will know that the body of Hor- ! sdenee who come were fat ami bald­ headed ami vague as to Idkas, Tell me. in EukI.u.1 the «.<e tdegroph nn.l ' •W’U,4,t D“k,,Uimroeb, port .},tem i, roneh In ndvmwe ” "" b°“°m °' th'" 1bI^ । have I grieved you very [much in not THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. following the pnxxMent In these of the private telegraph and exprere: • i things?" I companies in this country. Cities are ; The annual --„ meeting of .... the Kalums-, ‘‘Not tremendously." shd laughed. Have your pictures framed NOW at m county countv idoheera <i.,n “Look here," । as a rule far cleaner and mnrli better zw pioneers wm was h*»ld held »♦ at Gull, . be said , . suddenly. "Did — DY ot tboee tlliHu, scientific fussils .... i governed in Europe than in the United , lak® Thui*day. More than 1300-’ per- ' Rn T oC propoae j Status. They undertake many things 1 •’*on8 were in attendance. Judge Bal-■ , even in small cities that wo do not at- j ,ou th® Indiana supreme court was Whnt 811 absurd queePhone 76. The Furniture and Carpet Man. . tempt here. For instance, iu one little the-principal speaker.i " ' ' | . I’. A. SHELDON* Abstract and Ileal Estate Office. A bo tract Block, Hastings. Money to lo«n <>u Kral K»Ute. Kcal KatUte xtld oc cotumi»>kMi. Genera) convey MM-iDK. Having a ootaptetr *e< <rf AI•»tract Books, cocndird from the Kecorda. can fuiutgi cutup)et<- AlnlracU. Wm. Hl STEBBINS. Licensed EtrA<a’inrr and ruutral birwlor. Koonis txixf t» < .%•• rtMimpti . Stuiiio. HfflDilf!.-.- »> < ,...n .trrrt. A2 calls nroiuntlv ati.-nii. CiUxca* l*h i e. Mr*. 6v OtflM 7*. ] • ; ! ■ ; L>A\ .AKE. ROWLAND BROS. For 1.1 VERY H1GS We bare several tir*-r class i ig« in connection with our Jeffentuti Street Feed Harn. Your pattonsgv solicited. ’ WHEN YOU W ANT THEO!, DjREL ABLE K 45L SHOER. • ■ if-. •* Shop 'un iMnrt *• • • jkftw MEN. L'OYS. SHOES FOIEYSKIDNEICURE BOYS’ SHOES. ■ Repairing ne»:J< a CALL ON I., a. EATON,HE HAS IT, ALL KINDS IS STOCK, AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE on Second door wi:;. Buy Furniture and Carpets at McCOY’S Sept. 2nd and Sept. 4th, TWO DAYS ONLY I will sell any steel tire tap busou ttRft AA In tny store for cash ^QV>vV Don't miss this opportunity as it will not be repeated. Jesse Townsend HASTINGS, - - ' - MICH. / Hastings Banner $1 a year a fine public library, a public gymnas-! Ihm. aiou»-,n«nt hall ami yuhlir hath. Tlw “"“‘T 'l“r JO""! Tn“ —all maititainotl at pnblh- etqx-nro and 1 *• in Ion,B. wlth tho lurty-ninth turnfree to all the citizona. * 11,1 exhibition of tho Ionin tlirtriet But one thing on the pdMie owner- & **?• en,ri» h“'" .hip qneMion I wi.h to ror. tawed on " ,n,d‘' " «»“> ‘ j ship queetioh I wish to say, based on 1 ,„e '™.ei..n.w....... bi. .. \-.n „ "" I™”'"1* i my experience on this as -well ah on i I my funner trip, and that mw< emphat. icaily, and that is that compared with Alfred Dibbs. a v_?._ waiter ... tn the Port private ownership -the public owner-] Tavern at Bottle Creek -------was instantly -- ; ship of railroad lines is a dismal foil-' killed while walking on the M. C. IL ure. Nowhere in Europe |lo you got R. tracks in that city Sunday by. an ' as fpxxl or or sucn such cneap cheap service loth excursion excursion train train bound Ixrnnd for for Chicago. us g«x»u xervice Tor lor both Chicago. pasHengcra and freight us in the United Spates. Jhe employees of the governinent railroads of Europe are all under ' . V*8McCarthy, civil service rules, and the disposition I ^vin8n°ar Kalamazoo was found in the to look after the welfare uf patrons is i t3oo.r yan| Sunday. The sheriff’s force noticablj- absent. Unless -you bribe j b^eve that she was murdered while them with a fee, j-on get no attention: ' ot^er indications point to suicide. nnd If you do, somebody else lacks all j consideration. The government-own- i «1 rued, of Europe .re not up-to-date in equipment, rorriro oc anything else, and their employees are indifferonttoUmwdl.beingW patron, ent to the well-being bf their their patrons i No. 77, Th',?YE"l?ES?,'s’r No. 77, Nervous, Diseased Men DRS. K. & K. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. Consultation FREE “Well von aee , la not to tollo^thek '■CaMMM nro!? tent,’’ he roraaeked nolntotllv The nlrl Bushed: the proreeaor eame ‘ n"r" The girl rotroated; the ndeaneed aturdHr. m a ror""•» “n',« >■" "«• f««- Contrary to precedent." aald he I '7S!'r’ "b,n ”k Jo" “ marry me " There waa a Itmg alienee. Then Mlaa '■««> «• Stongbtrtt , p.ir lyes twinkling wickedly. “And contrary to precedent I shall •ay — she began and paused. “What will you Myr be begged. Now—now, if ft’B contrary to preceflent, can’t you Imagine vhat I shall •ay?* she asked archly. Mre. Brenton came into tie room Put Dien. . a.U’.IJJj M1“ C'”','r1’ 'or a four Und at bridge." ahe aald. -Now. how out. rrofeeaor Stoughton, do you In­ lend to monopollae her eoeMyr t.. < “ m W“rter" S"- tnVX r’Tf.~°.r ,ool‘ “» band. 1 school will lie ‘’complete and on “e?"' “ d O ” In HZ and faeed the amlllng intruder . th” d??5B W1U for. . Forever, . - dear —- -Mr. Brentqn," r-^-,------be anPr°' DwiK‘“ R ’w.nnw waldo aa principal. : BARRY PRESTON. Question lor Sw^rownufi-wUlStl-Yh™!; Bl.nk Home rent Treatment FREE. Price* Low No Cure No Pay. „ UOU3 . MANHOOD ROBUST We Guarantee to Cure Stricture, VaHooceN, wvows OebUity, Blood Poisons, Vital Weaknesses, Kidney and Bladder Dis­ A NERVOUS WRECK eases, and All Diseases Poouit '^ to Men and Women, “•th^ Is oririoAl and has atxxl tbe test for twenty-&ve >«*>»■ DmKENNEDY&KERGAN 148 Shelby Stl-eet, - DETROIT, MICH. In a few days tbe Western State No �MUCH Tilt IMPIRf Slin A. D. Cadw real estate exchanq Office over Pierson’s Grocery. HASTINGS. niCH. Citti'en houses and lots for sale. flits V and io. block 2, Grant’s ntion, saoo.uo. ]L. ‘ ’ • S., H5-4 farm <* acrw* in tv gray# and clav ham an d lays a p.rt'rolling.aud borders on a tin* lake.. . w’>d ■ r.Mim house and out buildings., rsui- ail improved but 2 acres. R. • "n amix-li phone liW,2.’< miles from ■ „„ $iht trade. , , , a farm of 4.- acre*, line clay. . ,nl. lays-rolling. Borders on* a ..r nf resort. 3 miles from two aifroad towns. Pine buildings. !!*■ .1 fnhn of 140 acres; 105 :i Jt r plow. 35 acres of line beech i- titular. A! tine large sugar: -tuck .itid drain farm. Good H-Jt-.dlng barn is base­ l ine location. A farm of 130 acres: 115 mpjoved. bsiautt oat wood lot., . i nnd plenty utf it. Fine large zs. soil is a tine clay loam;. Near md line-location. LI. - A farm of IM> acres, B6 :-3ao .fuel almost entirely free -.mt ? and stones. Soil if clay rd hand Ioann; about one half vs . a little rolling: 15 acres •• k\nd is‘SO rods from tbe balauce: I '..L< beech and maple; la tine ; ,ik that never fails drosses also the 15 acres, no waste; •’<>■ d wire fences with good 1 dl hog and sheep tight; 3. apple orchara. Good . a hi'u-c- of 5 rooms sheeted out,f .n and tilled with grout; line well a: kitchen dooi. a beauti d tuApie grove stands around liiDg home, a tine view of the kirr. 30x ii’ framed, torse bam , <-ow bam framed 16x32 -i! b<»ase that- cost $315, ice w ?,>i! l ouse, shop. 2 corn cribs, At-. 3 bog houses. Telephone ...-.-e; average age Of build.firs: tin rods from school; ; .i railroad, town of 300.i and»*■ miles from.a rail I'W-inhabitants. lief farm* NT ANNOUNCE Having .parehaf nn-at market o an Clifford, I wi __ notiuce that icA’ll be tuy aim to keep THE BEST MEATS KINDS OF A will carry a full Hue of I try and yon r orders will be Welfviil deliver to all part? ■'X thi«rity. and give phone orders special at* Chas. Dubois The MEAT MARKET Man Two doors east- of *C!tu Bank. Phone 22 llastipos. Mich. ROADS CONVENTION. i Mr*. Cobb, who has been q(ulte sick t at GOQD | theCORRESPONDENCE, home Of Mr. C. M. Chatfield, jIs I some -better.. Her alster. Mrs. George ; Humes of Sadgatuck. Mich., came .Ft I- Being Held in Port Huron, and "Good IRVING. Roads” Building Will Receive Continued from page one. Mm. Alvab Berry of Grand Rapldaj a Big Boost. accompanied by her cousin, Mis* Jessie After ring Elmira we passed Benton of Batavia, N. Y.. visited her j The American Road Makers are boitl-J through try abounding with parents. Mr. C. T, Benton and wife, ths ; ing the last of their three day-con venbountiful cro tobacco, corn and latter part of last week. . ; tion iti Port Huron to-day, with the oat*: through ellwville » hustling -The musicale given at the -home of International good roads convention. railroad center, ■we 'made south Mr. L. S. Hills by Miss Zero Newland , Excursion rates are given on all roads through the Genesee ry where we last Saturday night for the benefit. o£ . leading to Port Huron, and much in-I her pupil*, was well attended and much tereat is manifested. camo into the oil colletry.At Belmont we spent eral days. appreciated by all. The ice cream that] I Senator H. & Earle, of-Detroit. State j was .served for the benefit of the churehi This is a pretty little place', home .Highway. Commissioner, .is chairman! after the mualcale realised the society; of many properous citizens, next of the Executive Committee, so that a went ta Olean, where it roemed N. W. Barker's entertained company'f.lively session was assured. Over 50 of . the railroad could hardly ^nd its from Grund Rapids over Sunday. it; the leading Good Roads men nf the । through the crowded oil tanks,, The k of tho M. E. church will ; country were down for speeches. found myelf wondering what would be eet with Mr*. Arthur Hathaway on J Near Port Huron two ffiiles of statethe consequence if one uf the tank? “ T September 1. top supja-r. All !1 reward macadamized roads are being vlted. should catch a fire. The next place of , ■ built, which was the subject of clow.-, ary Strong win return to Lake- i any interest was Dayton. This is n ! ' inspection by all present, hundreds of J w,eek, where* ahe expects to auotumubiles furnishing, conveyance I rich dairy and farmingcommunity h attend the coming ytstir. the most noted fruit belt in New Y ' for all who desired to look it over, i . , MIm Grac Illis will go to Woodland'i state. From the dtorv of Lake >e i this week, wli «e she has bet;n hired toll Interest in tbe construction of roads is ' back for thirty miles al! kinds rapidly being arous-d in this state, and ' fruit j teach for the c Ing year. She will grow in great abundant^, Here is । bay<*charge of the\rlnin’rj' department. , this convention will give it a subatan- ■ the Cattaraugas Indian ation. I i Miss Maud Teepleas been secured.! .tial IkxjsL It is about time that some . was told, that some of t Indians of ' lo teach the Irving s<\ool the coming thing was done, as this state is years ' this reservation were ing quite ycar'. behind when it comes to making roads ■ proaperons farmers, t tnany station* , they were to be with milk can* which would in ate that they were trying to I .dairymen. Ilins th» Asylum for Several from this place attended the Western N i ork is located. This is soldiers' reunion In your,.city last week. I Miss Juanita Kay. of Grand Rapids, quite nej^and modern in all respects. Seymour Andrus of Kataronxoo Is is the guest of Min Franc Lombard. ' At H rg a number of large can- it'-ng hl* parents. Mr and Mrs. ’Enoch Mrs. A.-D. McElwain returned last nin orks give employment to many Andrus, and other friend*. , and turn out millions of cans 1 Mrs. Alva Berry and her cousin. Mis* week from a throe weeks visit nt Lan­ sing. i Jessie Benton,, called on her >-ou*his. roit and vegetable* to bo shipped to j Mr. and .Mrs. George McConnell, last D. & -England, the Woodland furni-! parts of the world. ‘ ’uturday night. . I- tine dealer was in the city on business It wife but a short ride to Buffalo ' M l»*e« Gladys I'rlndle and Edna Mc; Monday. where we only made a short stay nre* • i .vouamxvu an ;<nv» nn- uuriiuvii laughton u. of Middleville attended bn •■ ; ferring to spend tbe remainder of our muskmk- at I. 8. Hill's Baturdu. night, Mr. and Mrs. A. Xl. Brown returned time at Niagara Falls. Although tin* [ a. J. Wodmansce and family of EX>wl- ’ Monday from a two weeks outing at was not my first visit, 1 found some- >ng. Mk-h.. visited at E. E. Warner s I Wall.lake. ! PERSONAL MENTION. '' Our line of Fall Dress Skirts is now open for your inspec­ tion, consisting of Mohairs, Panamas, Serges *>■> . and Novelties from .... 0U 10 . They will please you in Style and Quality. • INVITED ! .til ant! ....ARISTO the v« y latest GOLD PAPER.. • ; Will certainly be worth your cue- to call and see ?*mples of rite work. Doh t forget to «ee me before you buy n Kodak, Camera, nr .'■:p5>liee for same. H. J. Christmas, THE PHOTOWtAmn, Hastings, : MfcHfM My AND FALL WINTER GOODS ’.in- now in and embrace all the newest latest styles. and Better leave your order now That New Suit C. E. LUNN FINE TAILORING. HASTINGS, MICH. We are also showing a line of Patent Leather. Goods, Bags, New Silk Belts in latest designs. Purses, and Belts. Cures Coldst Premia Pscutaonla Call and see them Silk Petticoats in Black, .Blue, Brown and Green made of good quality Silk. Excellent value - . CJE HG IpUiUU Fa‘1 Waists, our line is not yet complete but we have some good values to show you in Whites and colors, from - - - $1.00 to $3.00 TRY A NEW IDEA PATTERN 10 CENTS. thing new and thrilling in again Friday and Saturday of lust w.-*-g, ।; Mr*. Harry’ Gardner Holden, of St viewing this sight of sights. QueensB*rL Stanton of Dowling visited hi* Louis Mo., is the guest of Mr. and ti'wn and Lewiston were visited: and. ] *,|sler- Mrs.._E.,E. Warner, last Thur*- ; compared with the fall*, grand as they 1 Frank Tiscber has bought the Mid­ are. the scenes along the river, the i •Dell v Wilcox C°X of ° Grand Rapids spent I dlevHle bowling alley and took po«m»Sunday with hl* family on the farm. whirlpool, the gorge. Brock's Moon- ’ Mr*. George While of St. Route. Mich.. • siun of it last night ment and many other |x>ints of inter- ’ visited her mother. Mrs. A. Luther, the Mr*. Phyllis Reynolds and daughters est. are even more magnificent. Words have lieen spending the past week with are poor things to describe anything so Mr. and Mrs. A. Luthqj went to visit wonderful. This great work of nature ! the former's daughter, Mr*. S. Gott, at Lake Odessa relatives. , Mr. and Mrs. (1 H. Osborn will ro­ must be seen to be appreciated, and Grand Rapids, over Sunday. modern inventions have made it a! Mrs.‘Jennie Fredrich of Grand ILijw ’ turn today from Wall lake where they ! Ida came Sunday morning oil the excur- hare been spending the ‘summer. luxury to do so. slon train To spend the ‘day with her Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Sage left Mon- ■ When this day of sight seeing closed ^parents Mr. anti Mr*. Stephen Kenday for Chicago to visit their son Ed. we repaired to the M. C. depot and. i nedy. and other friends­ They will be away three or four wefeka. taking an evening train, arrived in! ; A little ran of George Bixler h.i 1 the our own Hastings at 5 :20 A. M. where 'j misfortune to have hla hand cut quite J. M. Smith the .Woodland attomey after all it iti good to_be. I badly with a m-ythe that an older who is alont to remove to this city brother was using Inst Thursday. Hl# ■is fitting -up» *>inc fine office* over J. M. Bauer. father took him to Middlevlfi* a:>i the -the. BANNER office. ‘ doc tor had to pul three stitches, in ’*. NASHVILLE. Mrs. Emil Fyden. her daughter , Mrs. C. WatTOii ent-rtahivd her Flarrone and Allen Johnson left SuturIra BachellCr.' one <»f the oldest plo1 father and mother frpin CaJcfdonl-t day for a week’* visit with relative* uf this place, died Wednesday Sunday., in western Illinois. ’ tdght. August. 23. at 7:3»». of Bright*/ tUseas-*. Mr* Bach.-H* r , was 73 years friend of Middleville c.-il'ed Misses Maude nnd Luvinu Ironside «4d. He leaves-a wife, and drtugh- brother, C. Watson, -and (umllj left Thursday for Chicago going via t»r. beside# «>th>-r relative* and friends Lake Michigan with a-party of young.; even Rig.* to mourn ‘their loss. Th.--funeral was Iladie* from Grand Rapids. ‘ held at his late rtfklden e rjunday after­ .Jackson. where she has. b< The Miro** Edith and Anzo Lombard noon’ at 2 <> efnek the wmwr. . . returned Tuesday from a visit to reia—] (lives in Wisconsin. Miss Ida Moarr ; LAST ASSYRIA. retjtrntsl with them and trill 'spend j Open Evenings U«kc Odessa officiating Home time with relatives nnd friends heir. ' , n )ni"W of hi* unci* , Miss Lavina Butler who has been! i busla*-** Monday. spending the summer with ber aunt | MAPLE GROVE. Claude MiUlelte Mrs. Chester Memer returned to Tfer ; ’ visiting his eiiualn, HuwH Marble. at th- hi>m« of Mr. and Mrs. boaa » B*l-ru«. SRmday. Hwgraad- ; p„^! Salurtay and Sunda at Battle Elmendorf one day last wwL mother Mrs. Edward Butler returned I Creek. with her for a short visit. I Ml** Marian Slade began . Mrs. Ann, Hyd*: has returne>! from her _ work for Mrs. Fanny Whitcopib Mon lay. visit to Grand. Rapid* friends. ASSYRIA. Th’ young people of tl is vicinity .. Mrs. F. M. Smith and daughter. Mrw Mr. and Mrs. John Hill wnteriuiticd rpent a very enjoyable cv« i Ing at The visit Ina : Ora Foote of Chlca: MUdn-1 Hutwn her nrartn. [ n.,,,,, jj,, and Mr*. Elm er' Shgfer. [ friends iu thik village. tyre *tt Mppic Grove. <;i»dy, Tuehwnu* «r Bhltle Creek, ».< I ,r^„ ,.uk, „r i Prof; Robert Grococ of Menominee. lV.<anet*day ________ of last week. week. ■ i Tin.Rev. Smith ha* received the apMich., and Mis* Fanny Tuthill of this Charles Elmendorf visited friends and vitdted her sister, j ptAntTiram as inintater for tjhe coming 1 village were 'married al' the bride’s '■ n-Jarives hi Dowugtac and Buchunun Mrs. Curtis Il of Battle Creek. , year nx the F. M. church. ■ home Tuesday, the 22nd ia*L. her j “wook. ; Some elderly people from near Port• father, the Rev. G. W. Tuthill. official- | l. a. Fruin of Baltic Creek was the .. __over th* anfsll tlesburg Satur- i| .land have .been .looking Ing. Prof, and Mr*. Grococ will make I rBM,t last week of hl* parents. Mr. and I ...... the ... idea ot farms Jn ;2,:_ thia vicinity, with . their home In Menomlnr*.-alter Septcm-j Mr*. A. Fruin.’aiJ^ other relatives In day and Soo day. Fred Hearns aad Fldta Brigg* were j purchasing them a home. j ber 12. > j this •vicinity. married at her home last Wednesday. I IX H. Evans of-Rattle Creak I* doing j Arthur Hackathorn was quite badly; William Knowles. W. E. Fenn and | injured while trying to board tbe 4 I dmgltter Fern took In the excursion to The Rev. W. S. Potter of Battle Creek I sortie work on his farm here. offictaied. J ’ Schoolbegins next Mor. »nd iy m the • o'clock train going west Saturday. The • Lansing Saturday, visiting the M. A. C. The sctMKdbaBwe and P. K. Jewell’* Norton district with Pearl I train did not stop, hut went s® slowly I grmmds and other points «f interest in rl Leonard of I store are being improved In looks by a , past the station that Arthur thought | jHr -oity. coat of paint. ’ Mrs. Wilb’-r Moore and children ot | he could make jt. but he tailed and was | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bather attended David Pitt died al his home las: Buttle Creek are visiting at Em. I thrown to the ground uneonsciosa. He I the funeral of the former's mother at Wednesday. Funeral at Bedford Frl- • Hyde’i . soon recovered, however# and was cared . Nashville last week. Mr. Mathias and *«>n .returned _ to i for by spectators. i Mr. and Mrs. John HUI and Mrs. W. day. He Uaves to mourn hi* los* their home In Goblevtlte In* Monday, Ij' Mlroes Eva Martin and Essey Casey E. Fenn attended the Farmers' club. Wife and three sons. Ida -Cheesmnn 1* gaining t little. of Roanakc, Va.. who have,been visit- l>eld ut the home <>f Mr. and Mrs. Alva j Mrs. Stowell, nt Woodland. I Mrs Fanny Whitcomb's n Ing friends in this village, returned | Briggs Saturday. August 2C. John W. Hartom of Saginaw visited-; Alma--------------Marshall,- .... left her .....t hist rhurada; I home fibtftrdgyy j Mr M"- Andrew Keiiv. Mrrelatives hen* lust week. ~ Rhe *had *been with her nine -. -celts. [' George Wellman atari* Friday w I Pbti Jarvis of East Hrib-r.i. . 1 Cards are- out announcing the ma^- ' ' 1 Denver, CoJu., where he will attend the daughter Julia of Lansing. wci»- cueM-* EAST MAPLE GROVE. [nations! encampment of the Grand of Jtr. nnd Mrs- John Jarvis •*•; Wednr#- ; rlage of Celia Pejmleter and Loren , Hungatr, Wednesday evening. Aeptemday «<f iMirt Week. N. C. Hagerman visited hl# son Ly|e ' •[ Army of the Republic. Quite number from this vicinity at ■ in Lojwilug Saturday,. I Mr*. Benjamin Auktin i* visiting het tfndedrthe Baptist picnic. h»-i>! at Ph>i Ming Bessie. Smith visited fiends In ; I sister ut Waliaeeburg, Ont. i visited his parent*. D. E. Keyes and :। p.atte Creek 1a«t >w,k. w. lake hist Thursday. All report fim ' The Barnurn family reurilon will occur ! wife. Sunday. . t Miss Winnie Hagrrmun vlhltt-d ' her | . at Thornapple . lake Friday. Se.ptem- time•idled i Mr., nnd Mr*. A. Davis vlsftld he: ^H-<* Florlnr Fay of a ; i ber 11 * . mothw. *«. towh OI John.lnwn. Hon Mu, Klnl, j ' E. V. Smith was at Jackson on busl- on Mis* Fern Fenn Monda; ■ 1 i «» t. . ., bi Detroit nnd taking up u course tn re- I Allee and Bea* Rue returned to their Jouch|n in v , GRANGE HALL CORNERS. home in Little Hock. Ark.. Miwlay afte: ° ”** * > NORTHEAST IRVING. Hiram gicrnu Merrill auu and William Bur-1. . Ihr.. w«k.- Sl.il with r«l.U.CT horn. I ........ Hiram M... Chnrh, «.rv..,. b ........... ml.- • 1 . roughs -attended the funeral inn*'week i Earle of Hast-. I attended law week Anson Boyes and son L-.- ----------of -their nlfl comrade stage driver. John [ ' Ings were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. E. E­ Mr*. Wolcott of Nashville was a j James of Alamo. Cairns and family. I guest of Mr*. N. C. Hagermqn Satur- ’ Hudson Burroughs and wife went to I AJ Tobey and family of Hastings visSOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. J day. Hastings Thursday night to setthe[ «lted at Warren Tobey’s. j Mlais Ora Moore I* visiting friend* at ;1 Percy and Alton Penfield qf Battle I ?j Wilber Smith and wife of Grand Rap­ play. "What Women Wil) Do.”, | Crek are v|*|tlng their uncle ilnd putit. I Chartie Jones ha* been working, for | KnJamazoo. _ t lds visited the ■former’s parents, Mr. H Burroughs.' ' Mr. and Mr*. Gardener are upending | Walter and Mary Rum-. [[and Mrs. H. L. Smith. Clara Warner nnd family visited, her (:i (tew days in Irving visiting friend* ' Grace Clark of Battle Creek knd Car- I |» Mr. and Mr*. F. Lancaster and family parents. Mr. and Mr*. MerrtlL last ai|d relatives. [ rte Oversmith of Nashville were guest* j. ,Jj visited at Earle Fox;* Sunday. ieek Saturday and Sunday. ! Miss Grace Kidder, who ha* been vis- ! Mr"Davis Jast Friday ; A large company1, of relatives nicj/ week Saturday and Sunday. i. — .5 —E.rl . Wlwetar t .n n.ttl. .. of BM>I. Cn-k kMU.l i ItU.k her amt, hu« rrturnM t. her HOLLOAWV Ha.tl™ HL-I. iiTuesday at the home ot. Mr. Wclllng- hl. brother B*rt l..t w«k. I bo™ nmr Batla,-m. *• J- HOLLOAWV, HmtlM*. Hldt. J ton Kidder. Sr., the occasion being to Jack Hlch ha. latt hl. home with H. The T. I’. A will l>e ted hr Ko. Who soil, tbe L. & n. Phlnt. [‘cetebraie his I-lghty-second birthday. Wants eyery dsurcli lo know, that a ■ Isaac Wolfe and wife called at J.W. Bre.ee and ion- to William PltC. In ‘ Moody next Sunday night. Penlleld. lament Bakin I. .pendlnx . « few liberal qitaullty of the L. * «. Pitre I Mr and Mr*. Joe Bowser vlslied their dWys with bl> sister, Mrs. Clyde Wkl- Paint wiN be given, whenefer they Preaching at the Mountun chinch children at Galesburg the past week. | tdn. / . j paint With the L. & M. Call far R. j Sunday morning. MmnONEWAR ! 00 Buy while the assortment is complete. Silk Waisting, new patterns and.latest designs, each $3.50 BUTTER AND EGGS To DePUE HIGHEST PRICE YOU ARE aq NEXT TO CITY HALL Phone 86. WE TAKE NO BACK SEAT in the selling of Furniture and House Furnishing Goods. Our etook la now very large and consists of many of the CHOICEST PIECES OF FURNITURE to be found in any store, no matter where you go. \ We we are now snowing showing a cnoice choice lot oi of Sample Furniture ( -bought from the floors at Grand Rapids during the Furniture Exposition. We can save yoy a nice sum of I money on any of these sample pieces. Cal] in and look them over. We are soiling lots of Piaiioe nowadays. Call in and look over the finest line ever shown in this city. ((g MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO Hastings, Mich Furniture Corners. In the Business - eIwUT*’ Baling Powder Cahdy From - Flour German Bairn Honey Jellycon Ink Ketchup Lamp Chimnaya Molasses Nuts Oil Plcklss Quart Cans Rice Tobacco Utensils V Inagar Phone 37. COOK&SENTZ GROCERS. �| CORRESPONDENCE. adds roof on his bouse lately, greatly to the looks, and is a fine imNORTH WOODLANB. provement. . Mr. Roberta and family of Lake Bev. N. W. Miller and wife wit of Con- I Odessa spent Sunday at Frank Allerdway, Mich., were guerts at the home j inga. Mopday. ■ Minnie Meyer* and children are j .pending th. week at NmhrUte. .1 •>■ "“‘j’"’ h“ • ' tie home of her eieter Mnc CUkina. ’ i“« *’ »hto '* [' I Ethel Hatton -pent a part ot bug. M<-d.m« Della Barnum of Sibawa, fine 1:7-Jeweled Movement with a patent regulator and breguet hair spring, in a silverine case wwkwith Haatlnga friend, and took •“'! '-™* in the exenraion at Grand Rapid, last ' S“«u »< Mr" "* we"' “ Tb“'»T- CHIDESTER & BURTON Bargain. Call and See. This Offer is Good For Ten Days George Newton, 17 v Mrs. J. Myers will vj»it ber sou :j?son. Mr . EmesvKemiK wife and children . ' Hayden near Cadillac a few weeks. I, ! of Greenville made a pleasant call at ! Starts on Wodnreday.of this week. A. C. Kilpatrick’s on Friday. They J.^Spencer and wife wen.-at Hastings i wire returning homu from an automo- ‘ last Saturday. bile trip to Battle Creek friends. Frank Myers and wife of Lake Odessa Mr. Floyd Starr spoke in rtieinterrets visited their daughter Mrs. Gavitt I of the L. T. L. organiaxtion *at the' over .Sunday. j ( Kilpatrick church on Saturday eveS. Kart and family and Mrs. Harvey Ij ning. and ^organiezd a hociety with. Kart uf Lake Odessa visited at Mr. ; ,Mi-w Grace SheldoiKpres.. Mi.wCelestia M. Stadol’a lakt Sunday. I Good Sec., and Vernon Beardsley' BANNER’S TROUSERS AT ' FOR—Goodpa 1-3 OFF "FOR—Frog «* call up phone 443 ~WANTED-Pre lx>sk-keeper. und Reffamcex MAy WANTED- W papers to sell, su tier rarpetK Al B To close out the summer Stock. The lot A Allie Fuller uf Coata Grove visited i Trees. Trc-x*L The ___ first meeting „ to beheld at her parents J. Spencer and wife last fiie home of Mrs. Melvina Wheeler on oor.wcsl of Chidester O. Burton, Hastings, Mich. also includes some heavy weights. This . Tuesday. • Friday evening Sept. 1­ '' The L. A S. meets with Mix War-------------- — means WEST WOODLAND. ■ ren Wickam op Thursday ot tils! Herman Lomma and Amelia Haver week. , | Window Annahle visited at J. Sp«ij-! were at Grand Rapids Sunday. Dean Hole In hbt book. “More Memo­ P. R. Huhnes and wife of Woodlafad “T2 ries.'' tells an amusing story of how nn! evr's last ;Sundav." old woman got tbe better of her clergy­ ' a guoi'Xy IroS-tln.- .Ich.,,,-;? M"“« a“ntcr “d ’*“• cf S*r!toD H H H «“ *’ C s'”“r’’ >"< man in on argument. Tbe village’ . tended the »how ut L.k. DdnM Lmt ' wen> churchyard was overcrowded except on i Thursday. I Mix Dudcoe and Mrs. Sbaibly visit­ Its sualeaa northern side. IX which die H ii ed at Willard Bolton’s last Friday. * Ionia- Fair attractions will draw •uicide was buried. One day the vicar, • -Mrs. MeDerby of Kalamo is viiiting while vhltlng a poor old woman who I good many people from this vicinitjy H H H li ' i her sister Mrs. Roxy Palmerton. I wna nigh unto death, thought he would this week. - | . II, H try to gei. her. consent tu be Iniyled in Isaac Mills ul Lima. Ohio, is . Visit­ Mrs. Nina Demnry and children hate the roomy nortbrra plot. He |*>-gau by I«ecn spending a part of last week at ing his sister Mrs. Mary Earley. assuring her that the comiuunwenduu Mm. Libbie Rush’s. C: xjoutcr and J. H. Dunkel* attt tided to burial in any panleutar norHou of Mr. an<l Mrs. Raymond and Will the Soldiers reunion in Hastings last conwenited ground was a silly preju­ dice and a foolish superstition. Then Tasker were at llartiitgi- last Saturday. Thursday and Friday. lie besought 'her, as a jH*rsonni favor Mr. and Mrs, Baird of Odessa visilSeveral from here went* to leasing to himself and a; au example to others, j •ed their hou Byron an$ family hut Ixst Wednesday. to permit her l»ody to be buried In the Sunday. Heroic Durkee was the gue^t of । northern plot of the churchyard. . The old woman tbouglik it all ovt_r -Mr. J. King who lias been ill so luyg Ava Wellman iu Castleton over pun- \ for a few minutes and thra nuawefed.. ut the home of his sister luuthia Cun­ day. । , Well. sir. as you seem toithluk.as oue ! ningham will live with his daughter Last Friday Aunt Roxy Palmerton part of the churcbyird Is as good as jD f^ke in the $imr fMture. was stricken" with paralysis Hisl^is another and that It makes no difference The family of Mr. and Mix Ti-tcherp very low at this writing. where we be put, perhaps, you’ll gle ux sous and daughters all met at the home Miss Clara Merritt of ^Shultz was the a lead." ‘ The vicar did not grasp tbe- argu­ of their parents last .Sunday for a re­ gnest of Mrs. Henry Schaibly from ment. but he changed the subject. • union. i Saturday until Monday. \Pbobell3, City Drug Store.) Miss Dossie Palmerton and Mrs. (Hafitiugs, k: Michigan i COATS GROVE. Frederic Visited at Fred Schrey’s near । An odd Impression was that which ■ ' ; George Eliot------------------conceived of-- SCblller — aft- , Bom to Mr. und Mre. Wayne I»ng Busina Saturday.' * ------ - ---------CWLOREirS BfST 50c OVEMUL OOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOQOOOOOOOOO er her visit to Weimar with Lewes In | Aug. 24. a son. . Fred Baine’s arm was broken instead 1 BLOUU WAISTI tku* August Aiimtat of nf the fha year voar nf Gtho nnhin ” ■ . m cm. I the of “ the union. Harrison Long and Mrs. Steven of being fractured as reported )a« 1854. She was thrilled, she says, by , week. He is n«>w getting along nicely. ' the legend over the poet’s old house. Wolfe left Saturday for Bur Oak u> see Miss Rosai la Geiger and her guest _ I ”Hler wohnte .Schiller.” but something a sister who is vary ill. ’ • in the uMturv of disillusionment await­ Vera Cotton's brother and lad) of from Colorado visited at Kalsnawo S0UTH *°°°>-ANO. ed her within. It wa> very Interesting Portland visited him a few days lust pun of l„t wmk. Joseph Mead had a phlme put in-last to we his rtndy. left lu Its original week. ’ state. F.ut Nvben It came to bls skull, 'eek. j ’ WEST PARMELEE. ‘‘which we saw for tlie first time, we **Harley Kelsey has a brother from Mr. J. F. Ban-* wont tu Lakeview Guy Miller has accepted a poaltfon were amazed, at toe smallness of tho Id- YorKStatu visiting him. . Saturday to spend a week with his ** iHiokkeepcr for a firm in Manistee tellectuar remon ” Mrs. Orr Cutton of West Sibawa Co.. and'went Jart Saturday to . hi*. After that she*fouid take no further. visited fyiunds here tbe first ^of the lirothen*. The school director is Having cvxnent^01^ . pleasun* in the contemplation of tbe , too flattering bust and portrait. And rtepe laid nt the School house which is Tin- remains of Grandma England Going Somewhere? Mrs.'Frankie Warner will-teach tbe then “Rauch tokl us that Schiller had. .a great improvdment to our school were brought lo this pla-ie from Ohio Good. Wo're interested, a ‘mlscrablo Stirne’—a -wrotchwl fore- School here instead of Mrs. Blood. grounds which i» Already one of tbe 1,uit Tuttmay’and the funeral took place liead.” while to complete the tlestruc- 1 School begins next Monday. So are.you. nicest in the township. ‘ at tbe D^iukard Church. • Rev. Smith tlon of her Ideal ’ *!)<» heard how “ Tiork., For we have the beat line of * Several from here visited the Cohntji Mr. AViUh Woid and xm Otto spent *f'r’.’arf,e4-To a ,ar^ ^’njrregation of the sculptor, was wont to declare that . TRUNKS, something It. • Schiller’s whole person Fann last Sunday und assisted in the Saturday and Snndav in Grand Rapids neighlx»r^ and friends andLthe remains . reminded him of—a camel.”— Pall Mall program. SUIT CASES, TRAUKX1HG BASS with her daughter Miss Je*<u* 'aho wer$ I.iiilito.rert in the Baptist t.’cmeGazette. • •' Dr. Roberta expects to more to tho visiting her nephew'George (.line and tary. ever shown in ihis^iir. ’roe 1 >w Mr (J il Everett spent Sunday with Stare of Wa:hington in about u montli.' prices will ittierest you u rnrdi .. .x------ l >n • a* the high quslr.y.ot .ihv g«uds, V- v are sorry to have him leave. his sister, Mrs. C. E. Sh' Mowin CJiju- nnd wife an* iu PntosPresident Hayes was in the habit of G ran din* Helmer celebrated her wild Rev. A. R. Farrar and family u( key this week. wearlng'a’ cheap ulckei watch while in birthday last Wednemlay, I Quite a few i the W'bifc House, and much comment Charlotte visited James Ehret and | was aroused as to the reason. The family the latter part of lart week. ,\ Clarence Stimson, wjfc and infant were prwieut aflti had a v|ry plfasai.it . Phone 314 • duuglfter are spending a week with T. . time. ( ‘ I ■। Hastings. Michigan. trulh wn«t that almost weekly a depu- Mr. Ehret took tliem to West Sibawa i tation of western Indians called upon Saturday Where they will visit several M. Stimsun and family. Jeffersuu »L. I Jour south of P.O. Rev. ><Ji lice .formerly thl- pastor of Mrs. Frank Marsh and little daugh this charjre ptuached at | the V B. him, always bringing presents uf some days. ! kind to the groat father. JOI course he ters Hossie and F^rn of Allegan Qj. church It Sunday. . Rev. C. O. Purdy left for Ohio | was expected to give aomethiug in revisited at A. E. BiWh’ Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Wellman Mpi*nt Sunday I turn, and tbe object was to find sorne- Munday where he will visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Cox of C'hicagu. and with friends ih Hastings. j thing cheap and at tbe same time ac- and other friends a few weeks. He I ccptablo. Watches were a novelty to will attend coUege«At Kalamazoo this Mrs. Emma McDowell of Hastings were ,, ____ T i the Indiana, and present a chief year and preach Sundays at this place J guests of Philo Cline and wife last week. A. pupil In one of the New York pubI yvitb a watch which the grbat father and West Sibewa. Mr ,„„i ii„ ri;~„ t ». , , ' llc "cboolk whs asked to 4rlte a sod1 himself had been carrying always !mMr. und Mm Hinun Ingram of Lot- tBK, co»talntaE tt. „«d, i pressed him greatly. Haring discover ber are v.ltrog her Mrf. An eud.“ He tnnied In tbe followlnc: "A EAST WOODLAND. , I ed thia and not caring to diatribe*» The Grain are by the !*ew Zorbe. . I d0g ?basefl a eat and bitter end.” । gold watches or even silver ones, M.. ' 2Mr«. Kreiger of’Grand^Rapid is visit-f I John Mungersm accompanied his I Hayes hit upon the expedient of buyfarmers the country. The}। ing her daughter Mias Lena Jarvis for Wit boat the Sll«-nee. i Ing nickel watches at a dozen and : brother Herny und wife un their return ’ made, but run very and easy, andulo "A We have just received a new stock ' a few days. Snacks-Did your wife's uiother treat of musical lustrumenla direct from j always made it convenient to have one M«r.r Sawdy of ISK Rapid. ‘rip “ “ "r,ml H*venperfectly The this year has ii.ipi b‘i,ts .-ou with alleixt scorn? Jacks— No such j with him against an emergency. the importers in New York and Filia Hitt viaited at J, St John’, | Mrs. 1,n- Robert K"1, M Cook c"nl< of Grand n""’ Rapids > lock; she jnst treated rhe with scorn, j over other machines of and a । Violins, Guitars, Banjos . - ------------------------- ‘ Thursday afternoon.. •, is tho guest of Mrs. John Mnngtiraon. PRAIRIEVILLE. Guy Church ot K»l«m«xoo Tinted ■< j by,blyl,n/ S0-0"11 "*B'1 ud We I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Storms of Plain­ J. Hitt has bought a home in Lake n . . t . t ’ School Books nt Mulholland’s Drug Iran String and «•' Odessa and will try the pleasure u(. Bert White s last week, [Store. ‘ •* well were in town Sunday. pairs ’ clfy IUe in future, l .Mies Gladys Morgan is assisting Mrs. 1 ‘ ; Th* annual picnic of Uus M. E. at .1, .. .. , in every way, deserving the ■Closest for all kinds of lostruqjante. — ' Baptiat C-lmrchM .. bald al Dull lai- 1 J’ Hastings Markets. Jo B‘r <•„ i Wesley Van Avfiry,. who is poorly, prices of our jiistrumeuls are iofftrr her household duties, , • lart Friday. ' "••“'“F t0 begin achool work in tho With every as it has features po<- ' -i ... . .. , , , ' Hastings Markets are corrected eMery j than ever. . Ferris Institute un Monday. All whd fttleSOed the prcpic at Camj Wednesday morning and can be relied I I have also received over $100.00 no other Drill is GVARAN’TKED^y a worth of Harmonicas, ranging "in j Mm Hyd. and daughter Btancbr n- ' The Mtaa Pearl and Eugenia Barry pan lake Wednesday pronounced it a I uPon ,lfl correct at that date. Company that MAKES g^a|ranb • * * Conecjei Wednesday Aug. 23 1906. Brice from 10c to $2.00 a piece. I o!™ " *«h«l >« "»ren data decided snccesa. luy your Harmonicas where yon "ednoaday. • The is made of high ”! Ed Porrouli ^ntSuud.r » ftnwm | have a Flock to select from. I ’ Laura • Drumtnond ia waiting ber [ Mwlamra Millie and Nell,? .Hager ••he? • • j Eggs itt<* per Coz. ; with corners and securely bolted; pi.iX. » , ,, , j1 «• |*r If?. I brother and family ia Grand Rapid,. . antj }[]„ Edna Trinkau were a'n-.ta ,, “,ld wi,r ba'"’ r"ton>"i . . yEunxiiLb,, FKvtTs. in­ • Mr. and Mrs. Earl LJeahtel of Kala- at Homer Hager's on Tuesday. to Purpwlrc and will wiu ,u»k<- thi. | *“■ Call and Sec this Drill Before You Buy. swzoo were the Sunday vimtors ot the Mr. and Mrs. Coy Brumm of Castle- ■ p lace their home: i meatsl busineae, and is ex­ Kort Hundm- Elder Phillip, w )lgin L“-' labor's grandmother, Mrs. Uhbie Arm- j ton and Mr. and Mrs. S. Baker of Sun­ ecuted with our recognized superior­ ly. Tbe charges—as you may exstrong. „ flei<i made a pleasant call at O. C. his farewell ?ermon. We are all* sorry i y“} £££**•at*6 peT’tmMecate. to load him and hope he will Ixl sent J alive-’ j The’Brown picnic was Sheldon’a s uu on oumun Sunday.. u givuiv «held uviu at iPine nn’ cmiciuuu ■ lake ike Thursday. Tbnnday. ■| jj u.. ev< v q r> p. n J.rvi. is entertaining his back PHONE NO. I. THE HARDWARE DEALERS HlSTlltos.'"ICH kick fo: fo^4 another year. vear , Lamb-,, alive-sa.OO-a’.K. Multon. drv«<w4-«c U’ M । nii.jiuu up neicnam ana son ; brother Mr. James Jarvis of Ovid Mnaud nitx Mix Tip Ketcham and David Perrault is at tlie Ionia Fair Shwp —3c—k. I Fred of Martin were gueeta of Mafk Mich. this week. „ The Jeweler. I Norris 9r. Sunday. We arc pleased to report that Orpha £53‘>'&‘-r2T-«-« NORTH CARLTON. Hastings, Mich. j Mr. A. Woodmaxi has bought the Lehman is able to ride out every day HMe*-»MX>-S3.i>>, Y°un> Men Loren Burd’s health has improved < air Midas-. Young I house and lot formerly owned by Mrs. now. MX. 1 allow—sh—«r • j Mary Green. and . S J. Guy and wife are rejoicing over so he is able to to "be out again. and Ed Bronson and fflinily spent Sunday _ nW Women S. Temple and family spent Saturday• the arrival of a baby girl at their Our InatitutUn. the largest, best equipped and I Women ^o -ree.f in O Donne! the guest of their parents Ostv-wc. Instruction most thorough of any in tbe country. j at Pine lake. home ih-West Sunfield. "T* Tbr prtw»of life wtv ymin* if Kn&irsed by olficlsls ocw.U. TcL Co. and nuin ear; we shelled. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bronson. Grasp It bv pnmwttig for bmiiunK.___________ —____________ _ Jennie Drummond was in Kalamazoo> Charlie Hood is taking some fine each year b our Iwt wurnuit for wtiat we can do for you. , . , p'*iMrs. Mattie Frisby i«J’ the guest of ---- ~«M«Us tbe eaisriee belt;. t«td to oof students who lu-rerrel '... is Saturday. mixed, t?xn; hard.taio. views of the threshing machines in her father Geo., Friaby this week. •tatioocry *n k enlace more students than soy ollwr tw o burtnref ,lr4P AJfD BTUAW. luted. Cfttalc Mr. William Brown and family are, the neigh i»orhood. kJRHend for list of students In positluas. •• ‘ Die Best I* al* Mr. and Mrs. John Goul retuTHed lo­ Kight : represented tn our school last year. For lutormaltou rend l<>- ' •” camping at Midland Pork, Mrs. Laura Sheldon entertained Mre. I their home in Grand Rapids last weak. O. McLachlan a co.. ore>a «»p*‘___ JEiMeR and OPTICIAN. School Supplies, Hs school is soon to open ^we wish to inform jou we' have a New School Grip for\ carrying BocksJer 25c. ^We also have the Best line j Tablets we ever had. Ink. 'Mucilage, Pens, Pencils, Erasers. Water Colors and anything in school supplies. Q. A. HYNES' ' If you have a Idle in the h other house don’t use; if 3 vou want to vou want to s wan* a girl fo tact If you w sett. Ju»t try It bring* bu v get her. and CENT A W INSERTION. OFFER 400 PAIR OF [ Sunday. • ’ On Munday Mr. and Mix E. P. Bar-; Chea. Sean, and family of num returned from South Haren where riMtedalthe former’, mother Mra. ! be." «he atamer Gilbert laat Sunday. ’ with i,h their ,h“ir >daughter 1«'1“l'trr Mm Mrs. Jennie knudKnud- ‘ A Genuine te anything u $5,00 4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00 $3.34 3.00 2.67 2.34 2.00 TROUSERS FOR S2.5O 2,00 1.50 1.00 TROUSERS FOR Sl.67 F.34 1.00 .67 Sale Closes Saturday, Sept. 9th, CHIDESTER & BURTON LEADING CLOTHIERS The Thomas Grain Drill THOMAS W H. Myers x Sun, Musical Instruments Thomas throughout Drills used light machine this kind, all wiini nfe-trongll tl an- imw Complete Success and Ttw buyer, Drill. les of important Ins;; ’ frame reinforced GOOD its > heavy 'Carbon St' REPAIRING GOODYEAR BROS. JOk’N BESSMER, npn hy Every W’ bouse centrally l BANNER office. .""WANTED—G • in the LEE P Mills at Vickabu pleasant and pr light,. clean, airy tary. Previous nary. Apply st MR COMPANY. WANTED—A medicine in e thing for all bow A. Fuller. Hast i FOR SALE—4 land. Fair buil orchard. Will change for prow x>n or address M port R..F- D. N Good tx-an har at 25 cents per Hasting-. R- &■ township. “^VANTED-A small family to 10*1 acre farm understand fru everything exce Addresa Farm, ca Will commen peaohe* for mon «<M of McOmb Slocum and Sut FOR RENT— store basement D. Spaulding. FOR SALE— Residence .*>37 W . FOR SALE— terms towinhip, for the sale of which absolute thistles of ev .which is non-po dress Geo. A. Mich. 80 ACRES FO of ^Nashville School house on Good Orchard, acres cleared. known aa the Will make tho buyer. Will se WANTED—J customers to m so we can redu extra discounts apple Gas & El “ WANTED—B lady, a place to in town. or. p the, country. Office. AUCTION S will sell at pub <if broken and /horses at the on Saturday, S :8ol'e positive.'• notes. Western «F. M_ Bauer. ' FOR SALE— • to tbe-etate of •• all of <my fu good*. Everyt low price. Call : S. Jeffeaaoa St. FOR RENT— Apple 8L one Good cellar and O. V. Greenfie WANTED—A at the Palace Hartings, Mich Try a Ban �T WAN T o!! Local News. [ 1Cvou useful If vou have anything useful that vou want to sell, or if there is anything useful you want to buy. place an adv. in the BANNER’S lwANT COLUMN. . h vou have a buggy that’s lying Idle in the barn: a stove or thcr household goods you .’n t use; if you have any stock vou want toklispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; If you .- ant a girl fir house work; in f: \ou want to buy, rent or ;cil. just try!our Want Column and sellers *~ toi’i brings buyers --------"* — rrrtier., arid «>nlv costs ONE i. I*NT A W JRI>. FOR EACH w\sr.R noN. <ir- 1 M. C. Excursions. j Round trip summer-Tourists rates to i Bayview. Charlevoix. Harbor Springs, j I , „. L . “ ' School Show.. Soo C. H. o.bom I P®tod"y' Tnmw City rod all MichiI MiAnn. Johnwn “7 10 la effect“'and d wiwin “I. W,x,,,,n ' N“t>riU<> IA <u_ ____i._ now -Ulod ... in . ' ! K™ rworta are now -----!lnr pretty ww horn. nnChm^^’ v£ ? th. summer. .nrnrner. | friends frirad. y-urtny. . £ ,----- 1 the NoU wh»t Ja—. Tow™ 1 1. I "^“P «*<» are nre giyen ffisrn with . ro-j Mil-Hall returned; tu Ann Arbor IS P“ 3‘-with . a ro- T^dny^ •Ui.wltb^d.MtK • 1----- 31. ind trip Sunday rates are ! JERSON^ MENTION. ... rUt’hTe^reim Fred ™“’,rl’ ’iu'« Mr ... i \< /■ „ , ’ air. ana Mrs. (,«>. Menhennick are moving into the Fred McNuir bdu». on ft. Green .troM, The Rnlland b um defenud tbi- Wool ! Boot Co. nine S^urday « U.e f”r ' mUHt reach starting point by midnight same date. Tickete are gixxi on all ' t>M®-ngrr trainwm thin divi.iun if tlwi| AM . 1 ; . .l™ ' , ,o Michigan X X! •«? «»«»• Cr"k;. T '• u Tra-,k- of Grand Rajdds. spent SnndV *«th bis par. nts Mr. and Mrs. H- *•. Tnuk. Mr. „„d M„. Wilbur’Lune .pent Sunday with Mr. and lire. Kellar sum at Wall kite. . |* , A V iS I® : • THE SCHOOL BELL RINGS TUESDAY, SEPT. 5th We are all ready. Are you?- We have our line oi '} grounds. a •’ Score■ •» 10 to 0. i.’.IKC1"1,•«* sarei, hair ‘.*Uv t ' MtK >’• H~th and tamily return- i • ■ rL-! 1 80 nK""^ Mm,"K and I «1 yeatreday rrem their aummar home • on a j, gives business |in givuty a * whole Whole day dav for far hnainoM n New '1 ^Vull lake. v | . . _ , —— .. --------------- •.. ..T,-'V----- ;। w.iecu, h in *ulv bY G*>M. York. Leaves HasHngs^at 11:38 a. m. . xriidles and fishing frogs | NewtOn. , Mr. und Mrs. M. E. Nevins and j A . It will interest you. Detroit 3:40 p. m.. arrive Buffalo 8:50 j Wife 44.1 • - --- • ;----- --- 'T See adv of A. .Dunn's auction saleiP- ®-- arrives Grand Central Station)’ Mn>. Harry G. Hulden <*Mnt Tuesday ' 2 ’ • , l;b-PofHinn by y.MH.rwncea (Tuesday. Sept r.th at w a. m. ai.t his!N^* York. 8:00 n. m. The fastest at Goll lake. [<-r. -nniyk.’off Muihken'grMH-& Mn*. Nathan Barlow and Mrs. Cha-. ' W Sec 8V, Rutland. —• • train in Aiderica. Try it. . j Huffman siwnt Tuesday in ’ Kajamaxoo j 0 Mn. A. A. Anderson porch v, Ul Mtt . gave a __________ .-Canadian Natl, exhibition. Toronto. with friends. •Wej M0WV haw a ,lot of ,old ' .suitable h-r putting tin- I'arty Monday afternoon complimentary /-hit.. Aug. 28 to Sept 11-4)5. For Roy Carew, of Grund Rapids, was .'A Al JJpXNNF.R office. to Mrs. Walter Eaton of Muskogee, I. j tlxis occasion a fare of one regular first. a visitor at Mr. and Mrs. H. H. ; a Z clan? faro plus 25 oenta 'for the round I • Tc a. gi>od modern Trask’s Saturday.' 2* .dlr iotaied- Inqirfre .A thp ., John Garrison, of Columbus, O.'.z । trip* is authorized. ’ Dates of sale Aug. Mrs.Horace Hall and daughter Miss 1 —j. i wl‘° lias visiting'his parents Mr.r‘ | ?7 to 8*>pt. C> inclusive, return limit Bessie returned from n visit witji W ‘ * Sept. 12-inclusive. » land women to yyrurk * and Mrs, S. S. Garrison left fur home: friends'm Detroit Siitnniay. i H’ER (X)MPANY .. yesterday. Y'S 'J National Encampment Z..., Grand-Army I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaskill ami • , 't urg. Mich. Work cleaii W. R. Jamieson, has settled down in ! R juiblk. ’ . Denver. Colo., S*«pt. daughter Beatrice, of Ypsilanti are i £ .1 ii'iihable. Work rooms . -iiy and i.lisolntely winii- hh new home on E- Green Street. His ' jllT?*' , rtller^I will be a very low visiting Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hall. A ii'.iH 'eiperi'inue not noce.«- sister Miss Margaret F. Jamieson has round trip rate given for the above i>cP. T. Cplgruve and family returned ' A y ;;t pii’v to the LEE I’APcoine here from Grand Rapiils to keep casion. Dates of sale Aug. 29 to Sept. from Gun lake Monday, where the* 2., yicksburg. Mich. 2 inclusive, return limit Sejrt. 12. By' have teen spending the summer. house for him. fJ A buttle of my cholera . i«*ying 8 fee of Th) cents an extension of Mr. E. D> Born, of Allegan. Past i ® ...v Several friends were partakers of the •-v-»v mwmxv Home.. Just the complaints. John ! kind hospitality of Mra. K. I. Bushy . time until Oct. 7 can te secured. Ir.- . ; quire nt ticket oftire for particulars. Pres, and District Manager. N. P. L. . W .ting. Mich. Thursday. They had a very enjoyable ■ was in the city Tuesday in the interest; 0 On aceoimt of Later Day Sept. 4. ’ time, not the least of the piea-Mres Ijeilenji* Sect ion 10 Rut• of tho order. A round trip, tickets will be sold at greatir huijdiriljs. good well. g<»od ing the pot-luck dinner. Miss Bertha Bentley will leave to- t 0 ; ly reduced rates. Dates of Mile Sept. 4. Will, M-1 fi.tr rash or oxThe session of the Methodist Protest• । io»;rtv in Hastings. Call : return limit Sept 5. Tickets can be day io resume her duties as gistructor , A «nt Conference was held nt Flint. conL !■ 'Mrs M. En-Ly. Freei F • -Mild only to points within 5ff miles in the state normal school at . Cheney. I Z eluding its latent Monday. Rev. W. Washington. • ' from Hostings. V. Scott was assigned to the Assyria L. T. Palmer arrived Tuesday night 9^ Michigan State Fair. Detroit. Mich. *H. Lankert, charge and Rev. C. A. Dolph tv Barrvnnd wllUspend a week with his wile at , ® ' Sept. 11-18. 05. One fare plus ."Uta . for ! J ;;i. Hastings. ville. the round tnp will be given which in- • the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V* MIsh R. Gertrude Kunze a trained eludes adiiiiaftion ticket. Dates of sale F. DoPlanta. ' • ■ling tanner with nurse from Grand Rapids was called to . Mi-s Florence Ellis who has heen ' •utu lift Well Piitiii>rs‘<i .i i> i . u Sept. 11 to 13. Return limit Sept. 10. ui.i.Mi,-. well equipped the Parker.house but Fndav care ? ,spending a month with Miss Emma: A . to> care . for baby t-’rederick Pwlair who w. s,1!d“-¥ foGwdKapU.Bradley returned tu her home in Grund ■ a r '•'-l’-'kI house. and for baby r’rvderick Parker who has b«m Mrioiriy ill with eholeni infan- : fyr *"B“4 ,r“'- ’ lullin' fniuished. . Hastiagn uff at 8:85 Rapids. Sunday. 'j -Special ‘-’xw'iul train leaves I. iivm MaatiKmi -m. e ire BA N NER. Haatingn. The Misses Evil Martin and Esttlie j J a. m. Returning leaves Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. M. D.. Heed enter- i I t i trad i n Barnard Casey, who have been visiting Mr. ® 0:80 p. m. z- • . hc..! v. Sepi.L Third house tained at dinner Sunday^ Tbcsto pre­ West Michigan State Fair brand and Mrs. II. M. Martin, left Saturday* W rerii;mF house. M. M. sent were Mr. and Mra Jacob Itnsrael for their home. Roanoke. Vil I •n.d Sutherland. • and children of Kalhmazno. Mr. and Rapids Mich Sept. 18-22 ,l»5. A rate Mr. and Mra. Fred Woodruff, of' NB . I” T-U aiidlM.rn. ' Mra. George Calria and children of ■ of $1.8f> for the round trip which in­ '■ ■ ,'W ",r - '“rlM’r **“* a Lakeview, and Mr. and Sire. Ed Sweet cludes admission coupon to the fair will Grand Rapids came to Hastings Satur- A. ; be given for this occasion. .Date of sale day to attend the golden wedding of I A of Battle Creek. . 1 Sept. 18 to 21 and morning trains 22nd. his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood* ; a '.\1.E—First class go-cart. : Z Mrs. Geo. Beadle, of Syracuse. N. ruff. - x ’ ■ W. Green St Phone 09. | Return limit Sept 23rd inclusive. Y.. Mrs. Orin Beadle, of^Lyuns-N. Y., H. M. Martin. Victor Furniss. E. ‘ Z 'Al.E--On '■very reasonable W. S. Barrun Agt. Mrs. R. E. Cook -and. Miwi Grace v. nship. county and state rights I Knowlton, of Grand Rapids are guest J. Martin, J^ee Pryor and Mr. and W . | ■ale-t l^indgretfs Weedeline, Mr* John Paytie went to Nashville £ : -Mihitcly deakoys weeds and of Mr. and 31 rs. A. E. Renkes nnd i ihmday to attend the funeral of Ira < t every -dtecriUtion. and vihef relative, here. The party are ai • ANNOUNCEMENTS Buchellor. • :>->n-tx»asonpua to stock. Ad­ enjoying- an outing at W all • -> A Lindgren. Haatings, present Boy Supplee and J. L. Crawley will ' ____ lake. • ® - ----------------------------- ------------------ -« leave Saturday for Denver to attend ! Dr. and Mra. F. Carrothera and! The Christian Science -Sdcirty Ser. RES I Ojl SALE- -? miles South XHhvilh- on the four corner*. .daughter Mis*. Beatrice are visiting vices in (.4. A. R. Halt Tonic nt 10:3»' R. They go witb'n state band, having ' ♦ ! : yii comer ot ;the farm. Dr. and Mrs. JICGuftin. enroute from . ui. Substance. been chosen to itositiwns in that, organ-1 X •.ehunl, faiR^frame house, 70 Portland Oregon and the west where ... — : izatiou. Welcome L.... A. .. ______' . \ ’ * A fine located farm they have been x for the post two, U.The will meet with Mrs. Gulden Sept, 1 t-Ti:‘ Kinney farm $1000. COMHON COUNCIL. ♦ . the pavmeBts'tv suit the months. Dr. Carrothers reports every- o. All invited. r. di vil part or all. . thing then* in a nourishing condition Tllen. wiM u. Mn lce creaU mtcin| ttt • Common council met in regnlar sh?s- 4 sion Aug. 18, 19(15. Mayor Heath pre- T Ha|| Saturday evening, with siding. ’• Just a fe\V more giw and had Kuduk views that fully sutetan- St. . . { T . :■ . .nuke up the needed 100 tinted every statement in.this respect, literary and musical prograai. Among Present at roll call, Aid. Barber, 4 • . . r-dtux- the rate* and give Brooks, Grant, Horton, Bentz.. Abtent, ♦ The Michigan -Central authorities rTic artists will be Miss Malvina.Cout-. •;<- ui,r- to consumer!*. ThorpAhi. Hall, Hilton, Welsscrt. * caused tbe arrest of Albert Wood and i «'hie. of Muskegon, Prof. N«4>politana. Minutes of previous meeting read 1 4 John Olmstead for leaving open the ' of Detroit, and the Misses Viqnie Ream and approved. ' ♦ •Hy fx|n‘rnnc<id young The following account* were audited: i * and’ Carrie Stobbiuk. Admission ' KNo ’ — !>• .*• -rk in boarding house gates in front of their premises, which will he charged. Every IaxI^ -invited. Abt—ii v-tittu itwhin." •’ .. ........... S.t'OAD. ♦ F. I'iliH.!. ” • -- .... 36,(8 .4 priv.itr limw work in gates open on the railroad, right of • -U 50 ; 4 •'Inquire at Banner way. Because the offence was entirely The Woman'* Auxiliary Connected Ji.25 I “- Tolhurst due to carelessness and tjecaiisc both with Emmanual Churcn wil "be en- ,;r Will Ix-onxrd • : * -.X: >A’.E--The’ ’nulersigned are goud men and good citizens, they xertained by Mrs. Nathan BaitlOW, at Lhx<. Babcurk . . 1: puldjo auction two carloads were given only light fines. her home on Church St. Tnertl!«.' SVF'- fttVFw.nw. ' ■ , ’ .mil unbroken South Dakota .« and an : L. H. Evarts will have ort'e of the ’ 5th. Work will R» prepared Lhax. S’rbbittH • -’Ii- Hot-k yards. Hastings. C----- ----e »rly and <». G. HnArv - • 7.. Sept. 2 ai one p. in. finest homes in this city, when his new excellent program . Come irrirur Ca-linc I mj ready to work. ' 1' >■ Terms cu^h or hankatile residence rm- South Hanover shall be Rev. L.C. Rogers expect* io return Michel Hull rompHed. It will be an ornament to '■ i>ti.rn Sales Stables, Props. will k And«-f. ' the city, and it must be u pleasure to from his vacation Sept. 1st M l^uif-r. 'Auctioneer. * M. Turner, dray ing Mr. and Mrs. Evarta to look forward hold servioBb at Emmanual Church . a -aa Ed Sbav. tr.a .'SALE—Ua ‘accoirnt of moving Holy Communion 8:00 ^'ca’i'n. next Sunday. . ■ - ■ rate uf Washington 1 will sell to having such a home. All who know a. tn. ’Holy Communion and Sermon 1 1-- L. Smith Mr. Evarts know that what he builds furniture and household 10:80 a. m. Suhdaj\ School IIS.«, m. ’Everythidgwill he sold ata ho will do well and thoroughly. , i Evening prayer and Sermon 7 I80 p. m. ■ .. < 'i <■. Ainh-rsi>n. 711 The Thornapple Gas Electric Co. Prank ijurt. n. a.vuunt The Subject of the morning "crmon 1 ___ _____ it rapidly pushing work in installing will ■ >!:. RENT—Six room house on W. gas fixtures in homes and business at the L\- B. Church next Sunday j . i Manon ' >t. hloik from Main Street. houses. They want a few more appli- be "A Winning Religion:’’ Hi »'•> the th«> Cha*. Grace n—— Henry xu -;i«t and dty water. Apply to brom Ra!l ^, Sir* Hattrr evening the subject will be ■•Fmm cants ” for gas in order to reach the cov ­ 1 ■■• Id. ®01 N. 'Broadway. Prison tu Throne." eted one hundred customers, so as to Young I’eoples Meeting ; TED—A good dining room girl l give reduced rates and rebates. Those , I M. Kobin* Pahule Cijft*. 'Barnaby Bros., 1 W. i*au«(k who are using the gas in their homes :• Leader Mrs. Falconer. Tb«rnai>|ilr ruK-rrir v • . As 1 Muuj.LyoaCo.. « offices for domestic or illuminating ----- many --- , of the members of the U , — —------------ - »-ipplk« pur,™« .11 agre.- «. to IU Miperii.r B. Chur.1.» e.n ..re n-.pK.-tal to mret ■lualities. ’ ■ at the home of Mrs. Ickes Friday | gh»m. r«.l n^uir. —— myrnjng at si ;3U. Rev. W. D. Rtratton w!*H.itnn* drayinv I the Prreiding EM«r will l« Ipn-iwot. KMX'Sc, . and desires to meet them. | a. D Maynard. NEW AND SECOND HAND BOOKS Our line of sixty styles of TABLETS, our big assortment of LEAD PENCILS, PEN HOLDERS, PENS, PAINTS and all novelties now on display. We have the best line of Second Hand Books that can -be bought. We save you good money on them. Why pay one dollar for a book when you can buy one that will do as well for .sixty (cents. That is about the per cent you can save on'our books. . \ Buy your SECOND HAND BOOKS early then you have your chbice. We understand the great burden it is for most people to buy school books for a number ot pupils. If we can relieve you of Home of this bunleu, we will gladly do it. If you have any old books, we will buy them of you; either pay’you cash or allow you all we can afloi^i re4'xclmnge for other books. If you can’t afford to pay all (down, we will grant you credit. We will do our share toward making t|ie first day of school as pleasant as possible. One tJiihg that is new this year is the Suit Case for carrying books. It beats the school bag and book strap. See them. ' They are in our window. We have a big line of lunch baskets. Fred L. Heath & Carveth, THE DRUGGISTS, PHONE 3L GOODS DELIVERED OFFICERS. J. T. LOMBARD. President J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice President. W. D. HAYES. Clrtiir. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000.00 “ROCK OAK “ROCK OAK” “ROCK OAK” “ROCK OAK” OAK” , . . i I I I j | | . • ! I * The Quality Shoe Store. ; will be resumed- at the I resbjtenan church. ' In tbe evening there will be a union service in that church. -a. • L. - . „ The Gleaners are to have a .Chicken ’ Rutland Tofcrr Hall Pie Social■ at tbe T< Tuesday Sept. 5th . AU are cordially fordially . coullUt wer<! allowed. Carried-Ayes, : Barber, Brooks, Grant, Horton Sentz. Moved by Aid. Horton that the flremen be given use of lhe upper story of . cjty hall Carried. Moved by Aid. Barber that city clerk buy four coils for fire alarm system. Carried. invited. Moved by Aid. Barber that the Next Sunday will be the lajt of the osltion of Mr. Pierce, representat conference year for the Methodists. the Abbott Voting Machine Co. .,$350.00 cepted, the proposition ns viz.. $350.00 There will l»e tbe usual morping ser­ nowt'mi-OO Aug. 18, IPte; $350.00 Aug. vice, Sunday School and IJpworth 1«. 1907: |wvi $350.00 Aug. 18.1908. — The see L eague. There will be no evening I ond ond and third payments payments_l»ayable 1WG payable,l> 1900 wrviee Rev Trott will leave for Con- and a—J 11907 —- to ~ bear 3 per cent interest,-the | service. 1 wJi »u ^1,1 1 lost 1‘renv one ..nn due An<> in 1908 KMLH to tn bear hwnr no nn interest, Inttvrpst. fereuce Wednesday, which wdl be he aQd ^at tfac mayor nnd city clerk be nt Charlotte, commencing tnat day. } authorized to issue time orders. CarRev. Trott is closing up the j uuniuCTo busineas j riea Hod — -Ayes, Barber, . Brooks,^ Grant, .Ayes, uanwr, ible, and Horton, SenU. , of the year as rapidly as thMimn Moved by Aid. Seolz that Geo. Reed the time ( move M. E. par. son age two blocks south on Jefferson he shall leave. - ------------- ; street, thence street,two thence^two blocks toblocks the c< to the ^corner The welcome notes of the (id school of Grand and Water st. Cart-led. Moved h by that council bell will be beard next Toe-3’ kid. AM Grant Or*Dl th ““ unc ad' journ. Carried. . James M. Patten, lets in The beat lloe ol School ' ' City Clerk. Store. lhe City at MulboWand'a C 71, x 3 PER GENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATES. DIRECTORS. J. T. LOMBARD. JOHN F, GOODYEAR, R. K. GRANT, CLEMENT SMITH, John Mate, rrpairinr The pastor having returned from his international Seal u VMKtioO. Sunday ■““"‘‘“K Wrvire. ! " Jn' ^“'tk,nU,of AW? Hdrton tbe 4.05 „ Or Hardy as the Oak. On all our. Packard Shoes. C. W. Clarke & Co ,. t ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY Try a Banner Want Adv 99 H. 6. HAYES. Assistant Cashier. W. 0. HAYES. F. 0. PRATT, W. H. CHASE. i ^SCHOOL SHOES of\ STANDARD MAKE\ k/ - ma ~ - ’ Young Ladies, Misses, Boys, Youths and Little Gents • Shoes of the very BEST .make, • SA Y! That boy needs a Suit & A fine line of Fall styles at C. LI. (JSd(0RN O �EAST CARLTON. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam White, an Chicago Sunday11-pound girt. ' Will Keller Ot Grand Rapids visited I. V. Wie.kteam and wlfs attended the his parent, and friends Saturday night Whm XOU h,vr p Gleaner jiictiic last Wednesday at Glass . Mrs. Alvah Seeber ■pent one day last Creek. Innd Su'BI>8y' returning to his work week with relatives in Hostings. Quite a number from thta place took Mondky. . p.__kavll.r Master Volney Hardy of Hendershott printed, and «n <ood in the excursion to Lansing last Mrs. Arthur Rlch,L Odessa •Wednesday «"<» ■M‘BB Florence Fair of Lake Odessa was tbe guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Myers per. Remember the ' Ml ms Iva Nelson lit spending a «*vj pent Sunday at George J. Nagler’s. NCR when you . William Rule has rented the Osborn dux, with her undo. Warrvn Wtcatuim. [ Will Vaadvrhp and wife worn at • farm In Hastings township for the com* ! and tantllr' i Irving Htatlon Sundur, SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. J,mr. Frl.nd- A D.uh-1. Walter Ward. «h»l— b~n .ttrpdlua j lug ,ear and h» U~n plowlnk thrrr .hr WOODLAND. A -Xri .hr r..-. 1 ,hr Lr«l. .n.u.u.r In Cbfroan. r.tumrd p.., wr.k. W. wH1 hr ourr, to I The U..B. Sundiay•school Ifflid a picnic Mrs. William Fox of .South Town and A. Downing signed the contract LETTEl: HEADS I home f«>r a month's vacation. j them from our community. ; | at Bosworth’s resort last Tuesday and Line, who has been ill for some time, 1» with George Weed for ft Bell phone. Isaac Segar and wifi and Mrs. G. C. ’ Krank Johnson has been drawing j i all report a good! time. said to be Improving. Mrs. Daniels visited Mi's. Janies NOTE HEADS [ . Bouck were at the Withry cottage, j coaJ for th( . ^00! house the past week. j Our high school graduates of last year Ear) Trlnkaus of Pylmouth returned Friend Friday. . . Luther Teerpennlng of Shultx wan i i held a picnic at: Thamabple lake lust to his home on Monday after an ex­ BILL HEAPS 1 ' John Asplnall und family spent Sun­ [ Gun lake over Sunday. j Waiter Wallace and Ina W Ills at| street selling ptfaches one day I tended visit with relatives tn thlq, vicin ­ i Friday and had a good time. ' day with their brother. Charles AxplnBy their very character RECEIPTS ! The body" of Mrs.. Susan M. England, ity. I tended camptneettog nt s 1 werk . all. , present strong arguments MImm Sarah and Grace Franck of Mr. Orth nwnm ot Tork «tat, I, via- , grove. HuatlM». loot _ | Mr. RaU, gr_ h,. ten, doing gorno i i of whom we made mention last week. booklets in their favor. Just no­ Mr. Will Korman of Ha.llug, la vl.- . wk „„ ,he „hoo| h„„,. i reughsd here from Fremont. Ohio. Tues- Nashville assisted their sister. Mrs. W. Plug hl. unelv. Will Butolph. tice the well-dressed man j day evening, accompanied by D. S. Eng- K. Myers, the latter part of hist whs. s Quite a number from thta place al- . Ring her parents. Jotm HmeiKer ana । -week. ■ land. J. J. Engluad. W. F. England and • Mrs. Orson Hager, accompanied by tended the soldiers' reunion at Hast-I wife, west hf town. ; >>*** «xx.k and you will see that he ! DODGERS Miss Leona Buehler returned to her । Mtw E.hel Johnson spent last week . i Mrs. J. E. Garver, sons Sind daughter, her niece. Edna Trlnkaua. visited at Ings ayd all report a pleasant time. always gets the “giad ' hrate at CWlrdonia Huriday. *»“ brother. Andrew M>era. and j Land J. E. Garver. The funeral. was Homer Hager’s on Thursday of last hand," while the shabbily post i Samuel jRoush and jfanjlly were at j wife. | held at the Dunkard, church bn ty'edMARTIN CORNERS. dressed man is apt to get Thomas Bllnston. who has been' j I their Gun lake cottage the past week. books Herb Rockwell at 'Wqrnervllle-.had a nesday and the remains were buried at the “Klondike stare." al­ Mtaa Grace Mead is entertaining nice lot of hay baled lust week by the i Mlste Wliitle Parker Mutated »n G. J. t«pendlng a few weeks In Grnnd Rapid* ■ ■ the Baptist e'emetery. young lady• irii.-uu friend num from aapuamc. Nashville. I si , though he may hare ENVELi >PES with his. son. has returned to hla farm. ■ • , Samuel Teeple and family expect tu Rdwlader crew. • rv anwrw o< Utkeylew I N"«br'« f"" Sat.nlax- ■ ; Mix* Maj more brains than his neat " . . . . ..... .u 11 Y FroHun.l Ml** Amy Johnson of Orangeville I Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest Unger and i remove to the city of Hastings this . mIrs. H. J. Freeland iWMB was Cconfined to CALENDARS appearing brother. i week. We understand that Mr. Teeple Fear! Wartieb attended the. ball game j ton.fl j her bed by sickness a ftw days the past spent Sunday with relatives iu this nt Woodbury last Saturday. j has secured work there; vicinity.1 • SOUVENIRS I Daniel Bolinger nnd family of Harry- ' week. Mn. M. L. Cole returned »n her home Mr. and Mrs. F. EL Johnson spent i Our clothing has CHAR­ > We hear that Albert Long, who re­ I ville spent Sunday ut Lewis Hilton's. > The house of James Griffin was xtrucr STATEMENTS t moved to_ Hustings last xeyk. is think-, nt Lake Odessa last Friday, after an I( Mrs. Sarah Osborn is visiting rrla- j by lightning during thn storm Saturday Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Will- ■ ACTER, JUT, STYLE, i • • ing of coming back to Woodland. extended visit with her old neighbors iI Uvea nnd friends In Jackson. CALLING < ARDS , morning and xraa considerably datn- lam Anders of Brush Ridge. because we buy from/the i Mrs. Roxy Palnterton, one of the old­ and many friends In tills vicinity. Hugh. Olive and Ethel Johnson rn- । Mrs. Mary Beach nnd *>n of Hustings ' aged itnd jthe famflyj shocked and best houses, but a dot l BUSINESS CARDS Life ’ insurance agents . of different , ! est pioneers ot Woodland, had a stroke tertalned friends from awwj' Sunday. i . , ' ■ Bust from onr place wont | are spending a - few days w’lth' Mr*. frightened. < ? of puntlysis last Saturday anti but llt- companies are recently quite busy iu ; Fnd•Broqm nnd Roy Nagler attended • Quite a number from this vicinity at- । cost, you a cent more than [ Edwin Mead. ■ ANNOUNCEMENTS I tie hope is entertained of her {recovery. this yldnlij.', doing business with quite; j Miss Minnie Boyes of Rutland visited the Old Settlers’ picnic [at Campau lake • tended lhe soldiers’ reunion In Hastyou would pay for an in­ ’ Mrs. Palmertart has been a resident of ." numbetyof our farmers, • ingx last Meek. WEDDING INVITATIIS last Wednesday. ferior suit elsewhere. i Miss Mabel Yeckley 1s earing for her * ’■ Woodland for (M years. R. H, Mohler of near WagnerviUe has [ Mr. and Mrs. David] Muhlstein and In fact alinost anythiag 1 Burr Rowley of Hastings iwas the recently purchased a farm of 12 acres the week. .staler. Mrs. Alta Hathaway. Mr. und Mra. Thomas Crawley entcr- daughter Katherine ofl Pittsburg. Pa. guest nf his unelg, P. R. Hultnes, last from the' Rev. C.- D. Jarvis. A.Myers spent Sunday with relre!-. <( i mined Mr. Crawtey*. stater and .oustn who have ^een vtalUni G. J Na<lsFa Mrs. AM yer. .pent in the line on printinglja ! Sunday. Bordy Huger and -wifi- attended, the ! from Ohio last week left for Hofcard City Monday morning i atlvcs in Shultz. j The relatives of Dr. Kilpatrick, who "•J! T' “ Su.urJ;.x. I Tbe Jllua|t ... Mmi1 ... . . and Allf t.>„ , i| — w >prnlJ ,k f„. — Anbd,j., ,.tlw w. w. F. Naxler'M. Mtas Fay Still of Hasting, was th«- [ one or more color,. Charlie Hood m«U., ■ bn«li>«« trip to; w th. , T u . Ml„ E, J j* rt.ltlm Mr». ; gue«t .of her aunt. Mrs. A. E. Robin- | • bave been visiting him for the past few i-days, returned to their home ii Green-' Sebewa on Friday last. 1; ventlon .. .. ... . aadelegates ., J, Charles Mramer at — t Three d..tea I son. and family one day last week. at... Delton this week O.»ka The Clothier, ! ville In their automobile on Satjurday. Mrs. C. Downing and son Jack of Miss ■Sadie Griffin, wrfn him been conWoodland, Mich. ■ O. D. Stevens and wit^n-e visiting Nashvllic, accompanied by the former’s i from this place. BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. • The L. T. L. at John Mead's Satur- lined to her room th* '.friends in Ovid. Mich. ^nlcce.-Miss Lynd Downing, were guests day 'evening waa well utteiided. Seven * again able tp be out. work will be well done] ■ Mrs. Gillette, who attended the M P. j , The good weather of late has ^enabled of Mrs. J. M. Huger Friday and Sat-j, 4’Junior. and tw senior member* were 1 Floyd McCollum nnd * i conference at Flint, returned home i most <»f our farmers to get thMr oats urday of lust week. lidded to the legion. Fried cakes and visiting the latter’s pi irents.' Mr. ■j Friday evening. ' threshed or stacked. The oils are Quite a few of the young folks of this i [coffee w« re served and fUKi taken In. , Mrs. Jacob ptnelker. nnd other friends. , badly colored, but are not otherwise in- vicinity attended the show at Lake * Which will go tn buy books' for thr ‘returned to their hum at Fenton Sai I BsrfyvIBe’’ Aid society will give ► 1 Let us have the next | peach and cream supper Wednesday. •jured. Odessa Wednesday evening ot last [ legion. The next mooting will *— -• *•"’*» ! ' i August 30. from tt. to S and a short Our sugar'beet girls have left 'Woodorder. Laura Fogleming left for Grand Rap- ; | program. • land and returned to their home in Bay Mr. and Mrs. John Lehman and visit her ' ' Id* Wednewiay mornli g There will b»- Sunday achool next I i City. Somu <$f them expect to c«me daughter Orpha took dinner with Bard- ; slater.-Mrs. W. L. Taylbr, LAKE VIEW. i Sunday and we expect preaching by 11 ! back during the fall to assist tn topping man"Hager and family last Sunday. ; Fred Brown played ball .with Middle­ High in quality and down to Samuel Kart, lightning rod agent, of I the beets. Most of them speak very ville at Vertnuntvllle TiursJay. Owen kindergarten in price. You ■ highly of our township. The Sunday school plonk- of the M. P. Lake Odessa. was in this vicinity on the home of Mr. and Mra. Dan Erb will koon want School Shoes Steckle ac-companic'd pk L ' The ball game between Woodland und Tuesday of last week, talking ‘•light- . Thursday evening. August 31. for the! Rev. 8. G Hail nfid Wife tire visiting Thornapple w well at,. Hastings, Mich. for the children. We have j tended. ! the Hastings Woodworkers’ team on ulng rod" to some of our cittaens. b-n.-ni or ih.- :.r..«..b.4. Hv.ryb.Klx in- | ,|„ughl„ Mnl r,iyd Miller. SHOES FOR MEN: • Saturday endetl In a score of •» to - iu Mrs. Orphhn Hager and Mrs. F. J. T',MI. Mr, A. J. Cb.-Kebroligb .nd Ml", I SHOES FOR LADIES ’ favor of Woodland. Hager, accompanied by Miss Edna . Mr. and Mr,. William Patten return™! | „ulh SunddX ahd teondax at ' and know our line will please Trlnkautl. were Kue«a <,( Mrs. Orson home SMurdto- Stier .. w«rt-. visit ; v„„ War.l and telta. j you both In quality and with tlulr daughter. Mr, W. K«e „t Unl Rmim StfA|<, \nd a.UBhter I • game with - Vermontville on our Sheldon Frida,-. price. ! grounds. As Vermontville puts up a Mr. und Mrs. John Our entertslned . Sdfcvrtoti. Ml. b. , u„„n „„ >1m1„ „ t|>_ , good game, a large crowd-is expected number of their relatives Sunday. . . Mr, and Mrs. Ed ^weet are visiting slmoII wI„ )ater Snaps For Bargain Hunters to be present. Mrs. Sawdy and sun Georg,- of Big Mr. and Mra. George Colvin and family. . * ■ i [Miss Ruth Brewer of Marshall, who Rapids, Mr. tjnd Mra. Will Hitt und ■> Several of the young people called on 5 packages Ragla Soda 20c ■ his been visltpig Miss Bertha Hilbert children, Mr/and Mra. Henry Hitt and [tbe Misses litsne and Armins Gillespie 3 cans Corn 25c MORGAN. Regular 50 cent Men's Work ' fqr the past few days, returned to her children. Miss Ffla Hitt and mother Wednesday evening. Tee cre«m and' Elder QUiett and wlfF. aceonivunks! -: Shirts for only. 45c heme . .. on Saturday. . and Mrs. Willlhm Burrlll. spent Sunday cake were served, by Barber Mead, all of BarryyPB-/tnok ! |itrs. Mary Jane Bates, who has been with Mr, and Mrs. George Hitt and ■ returned home Wednesday the 8:13 train Tuesday morning for | Vetdc Erb milking an exterfilM visit to friends and their guef>t fair with friends Ir. Speclil for Silardaj: Flint. Mich., to attend ^ke M. P. annual I relatives in Hastings, has returned to city. conference. htr home in Woodland. 19 poods HIE Sugar for $1.00 A V lt-gram was rec< i. Lucas has .purchased, the livery spent Sunday with Mrs. .B. McKay and CARLTON. afternoon that John H; bam on the east side of Main street, sun Floyd. I Miss Eva Russell and brother Ray­ Was dead arid thut bls remains would i but we are informed that John Mono ­ Kemeirtber I pay the highest Mr. and Mhl Ed- Faugnt visited th*-’ smith will hold forth-and do business a*, mond 'of Grand ‘Rapids an- visitiqg ■ latter’s parent*.' Mr. and Mrs. Willlum ai rive in Mhrgan' Wed uesdgy <>n the market price for your produce. 1 their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. his old B^tnd.' . Patten. Sunday. panled by Mr. Robert Crtffln and Mr. j We are sorry to learn that Jacob Hitt ( s’ Charlton " e are Belling Hard and Soft Coal at. Roek Bottom family of Mni'l. School commences next week. ' has purchased a house and lot in Lake at the same time guaranteeing the quality of yoltr c< Mr. and Mrs. Konkle t»f South Has;; Odessa und that he and his family will I and wife. Invite you to-ascertain if these statrnivnts are true. day at 10 a. tn.. -Funeral wurt conducted soon remove jo that place. * j Ings,were, guests af Mr. and Mrs W. E. COATS QltOVE by Elder CanM-nterof M<____ organ. . We are glad to iearii that a brand- Allgeo the first of the week. HENEK/1L STORE. Lehigh Egg and Nut, Pocahontas, Masai Ion-Lump. Mrs. Nellie l*enhath t nd children ‘of ’ new blacksmith has moved to our vil­ 1 We hear that Mr. Davis has entered Elwell. Gratiot county. ire spending , __ _ a_ (| lage, to take the place vacated by Al- | the services of Grorge Weed ”! Lake Masslion Nut, Hocking Valley. Claude Mead has jnoved In h _ week visiting her patent*. Mn'and Mrs. ' bcri Long. . . | .Odessa and wilt be with hUn the com­ .house, • • .11. H. Sparks, and re! ,t ves nf Morx tn Miss Bird Hale of Hastings has been ing year. Mr. and Mra. G> ■■ ge Colvin und fam- ,-and vicinity. si>ending a few days with her many Mr. Stiller and daughter from Bow). Elder’ Carp«-nt. r ahipj ed his hsyise- i Woodland friends. vl.titlng Mr. and t-ntK Mr. and'Mrs 'Reed of Hastings. WOODLAND LIVER! BAUER BROS., Proprietors. Monday. He We understand that Frank-Holly has Mra. Minor Shiipp. . ■ Mr. F»n» Is spending a few days In ■ with his family, FEED /TABLE I part. drov< PHONE 254. PHONE 254. secured a position in a machine shop in Mrs. John Shupp is on the sick list. ’ Ldwell the guesf of old neighbor*. through TueMay. • When you want to do any driv­ Cadillac and will soon go to that place One of <>ur most respected citizens. . Last Sunday; Mr. Barber of Charlotto ! ing in this vicinity, come and eee and commence work. 1 Jacob Shriber, passed away Sunday ' A few from this place attended tin us. We furnish good rige and . mad- the fluest catch ! nf big-mouth j. About a dozen from Woodland at­ morning at r o'clock. For the post i Mddiers'aqd ssillorg* reunion. drive to all points. When you tended the Schwabcnfest at Grand two weeks he has been suffering from I Lulu and Cl/de Irncrsll spent part «»f ■ bass that has been Iftaken out uf [ come here let us feed your horses. 11 । last week with their cousins. Zenas j Thornapple lake this scattaon. He cap- i Rapids last Sunday^ acute Bright’s disease, accompanied by' ‘ . and Elmer Colvin. OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS ! tured 17 of the beauties. Daniel MUler Is giving his house a Inflammation nf the bowels, and was so i new coat of paint. ’ weakened'by their combined nttat-k j Carrie Althouse of Bridge street spent Lester Webb.is entertaining Elizabeth ’ Sunday with Irving dbarlton. i Sellsck tand‘ daughter idu and son ! nONASniTH fir SONS Last Friday the class of ‘ft" had their that he failed tu rally. He wax born in j J Mrs. Fred Endsley is spending a few 1 Thomas, his aunt and icotfailnB. from second annual picnic at Thornapplc Germany, coming to this country when ' „,. ,, — .... ft LIVERT & FEEb/TABLE — i.u her w— m — »— .« * Ada, . . . . . ; lay* with mother. Mra. Mead uf Ohio. lake. Thirteen out of 1G of the class­ but 13 years ot age und settled in New „ . WOODLAND, RICH. 1 Mr. Joseph Golden is entertaining • males were present. The day was Jersey, later coming to this state and Mas nK"' , company from Henry county Ohio. spent In playing various games, boat having been a resident of Carlton many ' HIGH BANK Will find at aur headquarter* in the .Ione.-Build­ years. He Is survived by a loving wife, j riding, etc. At G o'clock In the evening PRATT'S DISTRICT. ing on Jefferson Street, a nice lino of Ga* Stoves they ail started home, declaring that six children and numerous grandchll- j The ,HSO’'lc fr<rT1 ‘hta vicinity that atdren. Funerah at (he home was held , tended \ he bnnd “ nd <Herary exercises they had spent a pleasant day of en­ and flanges, which we will sell at n very moder­ Win Cronk and wife spent Saturday BARRY COUNTY MAPS joyment. Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev. ! ai county farm Sunday afternoon and Sunday tn Vermontville. ate price. At the present price of fuel.. gae is Duffy of Freeport. Interment al Center wcn* weH pu,d for ,he,r ‘rouble of C«n be had at the Woodland Harry Willcox, entertained company , cheaper to burn. It commends itself not only in cemetery. | going. Poatoflicc. They give the W. J. HOLLOWAY. Hastings. Mich Mr. 8. B. Leavens, who has bi-en look- i The L. A. S. meets at Lillie Hoffman's from Hastings ever Bunday. His sta­ this respect, but it does away with all duet, dirt ter Mabel is staying with her sister In Who sells the L. & M. Paint, names of every farmer, the ing nfter his farm Interests In Pratt. Wednesday. and smoke, and does not heat up tire hyuee. Nashville. .—: Is informed by Longman & Marti­ Kim.. Is expected home thta week. Bob Bechtel .and Jack Snyder have number of aerrs he owns, nez, that ten thousand churches have Mrs. John Usborn and child of Grand I <*one some very nice work painting and Nearly every one st tended the must- ! Meals can be prepared more quickly, and can be calc at the county furm Bunday. better cooked by gas. than by means of ar y all highways, streams, been painted with L. & M. Paint. It Rapids are visiting friends here. | graining at D. C. Warner’s. Now’they Luella Rose has returned home /rum i takes the least; wears the longest; and fuel. churches, school houses etc. only Miss Mary Knowles and Robert are giving John Fancher ’ s residence ft HaStlnes. brintrlnr n couiln with iher. __ !i requires 4 gallons of the L. & M. Hastings, bringing a , and 3 gallons of Linseed Oil to paint a Traver of Hastings spent Sunday with | >»o*’ toB‘Bom-To Mr. and Mrs. ipetdr Coburn. Mr. and Mrs. L. Knowles. j N. Latham and wife .took in the re ­ PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS moderate sized house. August 1G. a GV}-pound bby. Mr., and Mrs. Otis Landon returned I union nt Huntings Thursday and Frl- , Mr. and Mrs. Weills 4ntcrtulned S. I at Woodland Postoffice, The largest stock of Second Hand Saturday from Allegan, where they ha-1 day. Tinkler and wife. Mrs. Toss Reed and] John Velte, Postmaster. and New School Books at flulhol- been attending the S. D. A. annual I Al. McIntyre and family attended Mr. sun and Miss Anna Bimnsun Sunday ‘ campmeeting. j Spiller's funeral nt Urbandale last । Afternoon. *• ) end's. lfti>riH>rin ' All comrades having pension vouchers ! Tuesday, Mrs.. McIntyre |s spending a . ' to be made out can have the same made week the guest of her stater. Mrs. SpllNORTH mapi f noiiwE out at the Center on Monday next by ! >w. while thr rest of the family reE OROVEDr, H. B. Gammon. ! turned home after thr funeral. ! J- B. Mills and I Mra. ,E!la C. • . —----- ---------- • I N. Latha-m exppfets to go to Grand ; Hecox H”d daughters. Etlielyn and Eva STATE ROAD Rapids Wednesday. of Hartings visited at A. E. Mills' ov.-r . Mr»- A. Edward, and TOn MUl„„ Sand.,. Having decided to remove my Law OQiee lo the city of Preaching at the church next Sunday j going on the excursion to Boyne Citv I The- company con*lsting of Mrs. I Hasti»F!,< ?^0 thank my many friends in Woodland evening, it being the ilw Bradley's next Friday for a IQ day* visit at her 8m,th nnd daughter*. Mainlv. Eva nnd oxd vicinity for their liberal patrorftige and kindness to me. I have rented the front, rooms over the Hastings Banner farewen sermon. ' twin brother’s. Frank Chaw. Josephine, of Battle Creek, nnd the office, and expec! to occupy them and to be ready for busi­ M.r*’ F-IZema? *’ 1 entrrUl,n lhe D,n1'' ikmes Fret-man had the misfortune to ' Laura Ready and fust and Will « "’Iiarftallthalatett murbimr;; wedo y..iirwj k ««n' ness on and. after Monday/September I th, 1W)5, and shall lie society Thursday afternoon. September lose one of hta horses last Monday as IO'"d>' <*f Jackson, who have b*-vn vls«■» do It promptly. Give A., trial. glad, to meet my many friends and clients, either in a social 1 they were returning from Nashville. ,t,nK p«“r A. Maurer’s, returned to or business way at any time. I shall have a phone in my School will begin next Monday. Mrs. I where thgy had token their sun Walter ' thrlr humM ‘hta ‘week. Phi 243, The American Laundry, W. J. Start. W office and any one not having time to come to my office can Merrick as teacher. ... to take the train fur their . i><‘l'o,»l In the Branch “district will j . and wlfe^ consult me over the phone. Henry Fisher got hta foot badly I home In Lansing, When about a mile begin Tuesday. September^ 5. instead of I To my many friends in the south and west part of the smashed mashed last last'Friday. “Friday. Dr. Lathrop Lathron is from Nuhvllle Ih, hov» lwn lo la-, I Monda,. a, .tafrd Iu la.t Ivmk'a paper. county I will say that for many years we have Dot met very caring for it. often but after 1 make the change ns above stated I hope co and Mr. got out of the ¥J A W * VEGETABLE SICILIAN -* Freeman *” - buggy Mr"- Clark Durham and daugb'orii. I meet jou oflener both In a social and business way. My Mr. nnd- Mrs. Edmonds are rejoicing ami unchecked him so he might travel . Bllu und lu.ul,a.-ot „ ___ Amvrlu. were the latch string will always hang out and I shall always be glad over the advent of u baby lioy and Mr. more frprty and he dropped dead be. guests truest* of nt the th* former’s ... -v . E _ iI uhrther. A. to welcome you. and-Mnt. Elbert Davis over a girl baby. fore Mr. Freeman returned to the Mills. Sunday. Very truly. Harly Kelsy is cementing his barn b“F’y♦ i Evangellcaj pltjnlc at Thornapple I <h.n IP* yoi? Ble your my hair; then keep it. Perhaps ■» ’ floor. . Harry Hammond* hat a horse Salur- ,ake last w«k Wednesday was a aueI-.?-’T ?etn ^er—.... Hall's Hairncnc»-er Reneweralways alwaysrestore rest. ’ ■color color^ ~-To !>■„ to du, .rfrnumn. ___________ i era. m rvrr, way. a bounlllul dinner I gray hair. Stops failing hair, also. Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure all ' en ' ’ d * ” ,i r T r " " n " e | diseases arising from disordered kid­ neys or bladder. For sale Jby Arthur Brntka Ii» LpJ !• Jim Wood of Caledonia visited his alsE. Mulholland. successor ;to W. H. THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Goodyear. FYank Tobias, a few days last Woodland Department Good Printing X CLOTHES ’ FOLDEP ' ' 'ers ! J. N. COVERT, School Shoes The BANNER, Winter will soon be here and you will want to lay in your supply of HENRY RrtQLfl 0 » The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. << j GAS USERS other ThornapDle Gas and Electric Co. tl ANNOUNCEMENT NICE CLEAN LAUNDRY i i ii t <1ALLS Hair Renewer JAMES. M, SMITH j Banner Want Ads Pay. �IS BANNER, AUGUST 31, 1906. ANOTHER WEEK Of LOW PRICES at the Store Irvlni ! Tiff PROWfSS Of IAPAK LACEY. Delayed letter. locey'a day ot sports hits corno and Kone again. Then- was a good crowd IRVING. considering th* rainy forenoon and no Delayed Letter serious accidents. Everything went oft. wr«- Thomas Gam mage and daugh- first rate, bnt the bnloon ascension ^}r and little grand daughter ' that didn't do much hut break tbe Monday morning fur Canada for a telephone wire, *our w’°®k« visit. Erway Hannan and wife of Battle • ’ Hills returned Monday , .Creek have 'ureu visiting friends Miss Grace fro,n Battle Creek where she has iwu Lacey. CORRESPONDENCE, .re low BECAUSB THK «h"« . not morel) ______ tar. > . goods ..... ..it roWS. I hut ttliA ctu*_ I: rows, hilt but that site nriiri^olr^ originates. Eng’ i? iu th? we .sell. land. Germany and tbe United Stntej I ■ elow coinpdiition. • are to-day liorrowing , from Japan in the way of improved methods in the «m»D THlKtH To BFY art of war. thus testifying to Japan's , h $ White Lily Flour S 70 And remember visiting for two weeks. t :i>ugjr .... 1 fit) intellectual power. progrw, ta. -bw.,. Eram D.,„lap ,IH1 wif„ |ittle 1 <X| th.u l BluWU •• ro in.bvt W •i. H*«.t* till, pur gal . whil. other civilix«,t sirl« Virion and Boatrkr spent Bun­ | - - -------OUI1, oil per;gailou 13 countries yiave l^n m«n<, II .i...-. c* ,, . . iave iwn many hundred day at S. Kennedy's 08 fining;....I,....i years in gm 0^ Where they an-. H111, I i Kaking Powder.!, Boran K^tabnra. J.™.. „rG. S. u ttaimene^ ‘ v"iU ing friends in the city. -i Jnfil si'jti out4] j capacity but tunh«- moral pewer of her tuSumicing .1. ...J. , ^ev. W. J. Kidd's mother . who people; to their ideals of duty and; • r dark- Finurut .. I right, and their loyalty to them. Jap-|! visited him last week returned to her j home in Canada Monday. an has no national religion, but all' >-:il need Tablets. Slates i'vncils, Crawnis, etc., for people are as free to worship what and 1 Mrs. W. J. Kidd is visiting a sister ■hiiol rooiuj soon, a.lso : -------------z -----, u , .vhom they please in Japan iw in ' »n Freetnmit. Mich. She will return :tud Shoes ftir lhe child* America. During the present war tin* ,1h’ ,abt uf week and on the 2nd. -inc and see them now. Cleveland. Russian priests of the Greek Church of September will start for ~ • Oklahoma where Rev. Kidd is loca­ iu Tokio have gone about their churchutit prices. ly duties as free from interference and ted. , STOKr niptiiQflN l. Lehigh Valley • Mrs. - Laura Baldwin is visiting. ! the deep eoncer n of the Japancn* government for the moral enlightenin Yankee Springs, nient uf the children of the empire. Mia» Ryiin vinited over Sunday with Upon the walls of every school room ' her aunt Mr.n. Dan Marble. in Japan bangs the Imperial Rescript '■ Mr. Jainrs Taylor of Greenville Mich ut UftHi. which every child is taught .. to visited H. ('.Strong nnd family over study and to heed. IIt confronts " * every . Sunday. Japanese boy or girl, mad or woman from, the time they learn to read. We j WEST PARMELEE. . give it Delayed letter "It is our desire that you. onr sub- ' Hooper Freshney wife and daughter jecu. perform all tbe filial duties to attended the funeral of Mra ~Ralph your father and your mother that yon Holgers in Gaines Thursday. • Im- kind to your brothers and sihterh ; ; A. N. Warren and wife of Grand that you live harmoniously us husband Rapids are guests of* his sister Mrs. and wife, ami.that you he true to Philo "Kline. yonr friends. ’ Edward Morgan and family, Samuel ItnpJVJ upju yoimirfves self-rostriant Zerbc and family and David Perrault . and rectitude of behavior. and wife took in tho picnic at Gun Extend philanthropy to the multi­ lake Satnrd^y^? tude. Mrs. Rosen burg and daughter of , Advance learning, pursue your callGrand Rapids also Harry Adam of the i ings. develop your intellectual faculties same place were guests of Henry l and build up your-4noral character. Adams and family Sunday. Seek to enhance the public good and enlighten the world by benevolent. Mrs. Philo Cline and son Clayton ' ch-eds. A. N. Warren and wife, and grandma 1 'Stand by the constitution and re­ Warren went rto their old home in । Baltimore Friday reluming home Sunspect tho law. In Caso of national emergency, en- day. . list yoursetoim in the public service and Will Stimson, wife and family were Railroad Ths Line Beautiful" Buffalo NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS Stanley Warren's brother, A. N. Warren, uf Gun Lake visited at this place over Sunday. » Jennie Thomas visited ber. people a few days last week returning to berif I work at Marengo on Sunday. Chas. .Wagonlander of Burt. Saginaw Co. formerly of Lacey was Aeen shak* ing hands wifh the old neighbors and friends around ijseey Saturday return* : ing home Sunday. Dr. Keller and wife ,have gone to. hons»- ke eepi ng in-Abe! Nickerson’s: bouse. Thuse who attended the Case picnit‘ re|K»rt a good time. danger in the capital uf Japan as if . Mr. and Mrs. George MiKJonndJ they were in St. Petersburg. The and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Chambers Russian prisoners iii Japan cannot spent Sunday with. L. Luulter and s|*eak too highly, uf the kindness shown family of North Irving. them. The Russian wounded have far Miss Mary. Strong stayed over Sun­ U'tter care, in Jajianese hospitals than day with ll^r sister Mrs. James Pdttiin their own. These facts show i de- ' son of Hastings. gree of moral enlightenment and i Geo. MoConneli , made a httsiuet* ■k-U rwanitat which ™.,M u„ly l» i trlp'w Batttar's.wpl.y. shown by a moral and sell restrained j Clare .Watson and family and Neal people.. ■ Hills attended the Yankee Springs pic­ To account for this moral power and l’ui nic last Saturday. They report a good self restraint as well as valor on the ’ t. , field of buttle. Baron Kaneh^ instances |i time. W.W.4TS0N . ENLRflL ; Mis* Margaret Parker of Battle' Creek has been visiting friends around AUCTION SALE! Thn Undergigtitffi having told his farm, on the main road to Gnn latke, onehalf mile west of the M. E. Church, and seven miles from Hasting)-. Rutland township, section SO, will sell at auction on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1905, t Sale commenej^g at 10 o’clock a. m. shar^v ttie following described property to-wit: 1 one-sbowl plow 1 coni sheller '1 Clipper fanning mill 1 grain cradle . 1 wagon nearly new I-platform buggy 1 single buggy 1 farm truck. 1 Portland cutter1 wheelbarrow grass seeder 1 24-tooth spring drag ' L hay and stock rack t 1 coin planter . 1 potato planter 50 bushel crates 20 berry crates 3500 Ixfrry cups I hay folk and rope . 25 grain bags 1 grind stone Full set of threshing machine belts, nearly new 1 set double harness 1 single harness 1 12-horsa horse power Fbuzz saw 1 set of Hob sleiglts, nearly nevy '. 1000 feel of hardwood lumber 1 18-fopd ladder 1 fitonr boat 6 acresOf com on ground . 8 tons ot* timothy hay 8 tons ofi clovef hay I hrbwn ^elding,’9 years old, weight : 13ii0 1 gray man . 8 years old, weight 1250 1 gray inure. 11 years old, weight 1150 1 Rorne Durhai ) cow, 5 years old, new milch I red cow 6 yea rs old, past due to calf •> did, due to calf in OctOlKJP • JOHNSTOWN Delayed Letter The Gauge picnic last Thursday on Chna S. Bristol's landing at Clear lake wan a succefN. A perfect day. good . dinner, gdod proguni and good feelings together with boat rides 'and a l»dl' game, all helped to make a good .tune. Mrs. Fannie ^laiflicld of Nashville, visited retetives here last Thursday and Friday. Her son Harrold who had UMttl visiting here for the Inst two weeks returnee! homo with? ber.. Will Henkes ai^d wife visited friends in Delian last Sunday. Some yonug people from Irving are . visiting at Edgar Bristol's. years old, due to calf iii January 1 Durham heifer.2 years old, past .due 5 h.cad of \carlings 2 brood sows dt e. to pig fore part of Septeinfifr I stock hog Polland ('hiria 13 shbats 16 brood ewes 22 lambs 60* hens and 50 < 1hickens J Ideal Deering binder, 7-foot cut I Deoring mowt i I Tiger hay rak? 1 two-horse cultivator l 5-tooth cultivator HO iroitii H. Na 10 Mim Bellinger who has been at Nashville for the past three weeks the ' guest of Dr. and Sirs. SbeftieM. returne«I home last Thursday. 1 All kinds of small tools used on the farm. And other articles too num­ erous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Brist-'l and Beach delivered their fat cattle to Hastings parties last Fri­ day and Messrs Sheffield and Groat took their* to Battle Creek Monduv. All sums of $5.00 or nnd«r cash, aud all sains over $5 a credit of six months at six per cent iuterost on ap­ proved bankable notes. 3 per cent off for cash. Mrs. Slawson who lias l>een with her son and family in Hastings for some ; time is home, ut present .fora short stay. . LUNCH AT NOON NORTHWEST CARLTON. A. DUNN, Propr. Delayed letter 'Mr*.'L. Loehr and children of Po-' dunk visited ber parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gorham a part of last week. Auctioneer. Clerk. Frank Friend and wife of Campbell called on the former's niece Mrs. E. W. Suvacuol Sunday. Miss Inez McIntyre uf Hastings spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Hum- ’ THIS- -IS--THE- -ONLY- -CIRCUS- -COMING- -THIS-SEASON NORTHEAST IRVING. show your bravery.- and by every guests at Grantham Freshneys’ Sun­ phrey aud sun of this place. Delayed letter. ’ weans assist and promote the principle ■ day, * Mr. and Mrs.. Dewight Bornum i»f Mr. and Mrs. Warren T« bey called uf the imperial ^Government. Thursday afternoon Aug. 17th a Coats Grove spent Wednesday With'the on tho latters sister, Mrs. !M Tobey. By so doing you will not only pfove party of young ladies gathered at the latter's brother Edd Savacool. yourselves as our loyal subjects and home »>f Miss Gladys Morgan to remind , ' 31 Mr. r. aiiu and Airs, Mrs. nvorge George a> cCorihel of M -. and Mrs. good citizens, but you will also con­ ■ her of the act that it was her eighteen­ ..Mr. u>d Mrx Fiu-h Holl rnlrrtainul lrvlng tinue and perpetuate the noblest tradi­ : th birthday. It was a complete sur-- comi>any from Hastings Sunday. . S. I*. Coulter and family. bur school-commcnces sypt, 4th. with tions of your ancestors.'' ■prist- which made it more pleasant. At PARMELEE. i Dennis as onr teacher. This Rescript is ever Itfifore the eyes six, coven* were, laid fur twelve and "a ’ Delayed Letter Marie Hunk wliu bn* bcei «|M;iiding of thi* people uf Japan, the essence tine snppet-partaken of. Mis* Gladys Mre Thus, "f'ungaii is upending a and soul of the national policy. After . was the recipient of a film Ivory man­ few days .with her daughter Mrs. Jacob lias returned to her home in Detroit. you read it. you can understand why icure sat. a' china sugar liowl and Fiaklieiner of Leighton. ‘ — the Japanese are patriot^: anil loyal. ! creamer, and a beautiful vase and Mrs. Trout and s«n Frank uf Irving. A number froiii here will attend Tbe Japanese. *'say sthoBarun. regard • many otb»’r presents. After wishing and Mr. and- Mrs. Elson S mith of School at Middlevillo the coming year the formation of character, tho impres- her many returns of the day the gnests Grand Rap'd* visited at H. 1... Smith's. Tuwulay night Emory Culver fell on ' Muii of’the mural habit, as the essential departed for their hbmp. but not la­ the barn floor in such a manner as to thing in life, and so it is very promin- tore they had enjoyed the novelty of break two ribs. Dr. Taylor of Middle­ CHECK STREETent in their education. It is regatded riding on Mr. Bennet's thrashing eitJUST TWICE LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE ville h earing for bun. Delayed letters. . as the duty of the government to im- : giue. We regret to bear of the; death of W. H. VinAvery te entertaining his press upon every subject the principles STAGE0 brother and two daughters of Detroit Miss Minnie Day. Thursday jut 4:80 p. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. of morality. The school readers have A NEW CIRCUS THROUQHOUT in. after n lingering illucsi. Age 42. this week. ; ■ Delayed letter been chosen in Japan to develop right Frank Parmelee writes tlsat he is year 2 mo,, 1ft days. Interment in the moral ideals in children's minds. With Our Harkins Clnb of 10 met with Striker eemetery. this end in view, tbe Japanese readers yjp,. Etta Beach Friday afternoon. A lai wring under the blazing gnu of a Mrs. Martha Gambel' and children Dakota Harvest field. He will not be consist not of fairy stories with no ; jo]iy tin* was had. Mrs. B. has for spent Wednesday and Thutsday with moral quality, nor fictiun of doubtful 1 jwr prenfijujn a\ine Chiffonier. The home nntil late this fall. her parents Mr. aijd Mrs. Cl as. BidleReuben Stimson, wife tind son moral quality, bnt uf chapters of Jap- next, meeting will be with- Mrs. Alice man. . . Hftrold. were onr our Streets. Sunday. anree history, benevolent acts of the I Bj-j^tol Mme time in September. • Mrs.Edith Cramvr’spent a portion of Emperor and Empraw. heroic df«l» of; Mr Mnt WU1 Warn<-r yi.itcl ita ht«it week with her pueuts Mr. and HOLMES CHURCH. g-n, rule and admirals, fun,on- w„r>.> 1b„,„v,., Saturday „n,l Sm>• Delayed letter. Mn». George Revd-^ of rotalan, and eutcMnen, tta writing, . MlnJtnkl„g in tho .port, at tacey Miss Jane Wickham is entertaining , of —r great .......11 The Ladies Aid society rill meet j>oetn—all ... in fact that Z'.'Ht can Satu rday! atternoo n. her cousin Miss Iva Knutson of Mus­ with Mrs. Ed Reid. Aug.. St>.. broaden and uplift and ennoble the i The Bijwser brothers were in Has kegon this week. national character during the formatings on business Tuesday last. Miss Bessie Fuller was in Nashville five period of youth. Nor do they REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER Fred Bristol and wife entertained Saturday. narrow tbe mural horizon of the youth ■ their children from Battle Creek the to Japan alone, for care !S taken to inMrs. Geo. Fuller will leave Thursday tv tin p.»>> *>-• ...... ...-------- -- -*ert frequently chapter* giving a aimi. for a few days visit with her parents After Trying Other Treatments. Hy, Earl "'L Wheeler of — Battle lab E»;I l—. — —- Creek visited in Medina N. Y. A Multitude of New Featnrcs Never Before Presented in America liih account uf of great men of other ' omei Was Used With Perfect countries, such as the character and bis brother Bert who it staying at Joe Trained Anima! Visitors at Mrs. H. B. Barnum’* last Acrobats, Gymnasts Bare-B^ck Bowser'a Acts deeds of George Washington. Abra- ~ ' Success. Mid-air Performers Ridors week were Mr. arid Mra. Lee and Mr. ham Lincoln. Benjamin Franklin, । and Mrs. C. Senter of’ Woodland and Herd of Elephants WELCOME CORNERS. Seven Marvelous Betfords J. F. Forties. a well known Vtestern Rose Dockrill Napoleun, Frederick the Great. Lord Congress of Seals Mrs. Mate Brown pf Grand Rapids and railroad man. whone home 'is at MeMelnottc. LaNolefc Mclnottc Dolly Miller I Delayed letter. Camels, Llamas. Flying Victorella* Troupe Nelson. Florence Nightingale, Dar­ Cook) Nebraska, writes "I nave never Estelle Settler Mr. Charles Valencotirt from near Mra. 8. A. Holmes. • Dromedaries Broken Daring Aerial Weavers had any relief from any remedy for M lle Julien win. Jenner and others of the beacon ; J. D. Rounds and family were the guests hay fever, even temporarily. nntil I George HoRaqd to Harness. • Five Flying Banvards Traverse City,- returned to his home. lights of bistorv and science. Famous Gardner Family ' Fierce Siberian Bear, Frank Miller Wednesday, after spending a week with Of:Avery Mallwon and family Sunday. discovered the merits of llyoinei. I Cake-Walking S»*I‘>ot Gracctul flc Dona Id Trio This is the method Japan employs:’ T. F. Huff and family. Austin King Miss Agnes Murdock is tbe guest of always recommend it when occasion ' One Hundred Shetian Seven Klsnimona Japanese requires. Jos. Lyons in teaching morals. The splendid; Pony Ballet dfc DrlH ^wing..».?..«-j*-” f“‘"ir,*lrtara™T. her grandmother Mrs. Homer of Hast­ Six Sugimoto Japanese There is.no offensive or dangerous Herbert Rumley allowing Jajmn is making at home' ings, this week. stomach dosing when Hyoinen U used. vVm. Dutton LadySwordfcwomen & Fencers Trained Pelicans A Plgr nod .bratd. and th.- .rand, rfnl ralor. thi. yrwr. Ker. Mdy. -■!! This reliable remedy for the cure of B n Ba w*.. , Mrs. and Mrs. S. A. Holmes and patriotira., Mlf raatralnt and free“X ' are" .pond.'ng a few all diseases of the-respiratory} organs is family sphnt Sunday with the Utters X^Wi^nJ.bCJ“^fweohaon the fam. ear.,,, for their jiarenta. Mr. and Mrs. R. Graines, on • ■reathed through a neat pocket inhal­ er that comes with every lontfit. so that the air taken into the tiiroat and tlie town line. r, lalion»h,i«. all then.- are proofs of font. lungs is like that of tho'White Mount­ All Kinds of Erriiing, Thrilling, Reni Rnce» nnd Tea o< Skill the wisdom and eSeeti.ene- of Jajm Mr. and Mrs. Darnel Inland are tho Miss Grace Early of Woodland was ains or other health resorts, whore hay new methal, of teaching morals. grouts of a new nine ponnd tav tarn the guest of Him Bessie Fuller Friday. fever is unknown. JOLLY JESTING CLOWNS «n The fact that W. J. Hci’.luvtayagrees And thi. leads the BANNER to sag. Satyrdsy. , Hernled by “Cheerful Jim” West ■'Happy Billy" L* £(J to refund tho money to any hay fever QUICK RELIEF FOR The Grotesque Olipans—Tote Duckrow—“Funny Bill Scott Ktat that the United States, which is Mr. J-nxl Robinson and family of ASTHMA SUFFERERS. sufferer who uses Hyomei without suc­ cess. should inspire confidence in its to-da,- remoddinff her now warships to ■ listings spent Sunday with Fitch Foley's Honey and Tar affords im­ power to effect a cure. A complete embody the latit lasnons taughlAjy , Hutf Md family. " An Imperial Collection ot Rare Wild Beats mediate relief to asthma sufferers in outfit costs only #1-00 nnd extra Ixrttfes Japan, can well afford to,make the | iTireshing seems to be the order of tbe worst stages and if taken in time but 50 cents. teaching of a putem of' “oraj" *n“’ | the day on Our street this week. ■ will effect a cure. For sale by* Arthur fiigggrt and Bert of IH Fwism »f Ev«r> M*i M-ntial part of public education.W< ■■ ■ E. Mulholland, successor tn W. H. cannot and ought not to teach religion c S T O H. X A hlemiug .like to yomw and old GH AND GOLD GUTTERING STREET PARADE L < Dr.-Bowler *a Extract of Wild Strawin the public nbools; but no thought- lad Ym MmjS Ba<tt Goodyear. Will Leave the Show Ground*-Every Morning at 10:30 *■ ful American can doubt that far more You’ll do better on School Supplies berry\ Natures specific for dysentery, Adult*. 5(k Children, V. One Ticket Admit* Yon to Everything emphasis ought to be placed on moraldiabrroea and summer complaint. at riulholiand’s. ty in our educational syste m. I « - W. H. COUGH, Hastings, ft carte. NORRIS &, ROWE’S and dfe«cripilre A. H.WhEELER. NEW Bia SHOWS \ or. IL H. HOB* TrJirlint Pasieft-xtr Agent. CIRCUS MENAGERIE 2-RINGS Al BE i i VUnt ■ w nnreas% Prill AU ; ’ When yUu buy our BREAD'; you can ktrow ihat you ate getting the best of matenahi,1 baked by an experienced baker l.e most relehtitic man­ I. clean, E erything eryihing piire, ptM •*h 'h bsjiiie soiue’. '*■ ;■ |! . want the lust; ask your ■ . h Barnaby’s Bread. - ujv .u an- htihgry come to 25 cents : Ing neat »nd clean. li ;ln in. connection and* ■ ■■ ’ ■ a siMdijty. Nice Cigat-s and Candies. Barnaby Bros., ■ i'Utr.f east of Banner Office. Phone 123 Hastings, Mich. MODBSN TREATMENTS epureof ail chronic urjcicnl. cases RBEUMIT SM. . ’ ■ DEFORMITIES. 11 Nervous? Blood, »u Chronic Diseases?. BATHS OF ALL KINDS ■ ■ in WEDNESDAY, oopl 0 at Buda lo and WARM M^aJ1 WILLIAM GORHAM, Timing. women for TrainI 6m Nurren. Address, Room THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, lackson, Michigan Try a Want Adv in the Banner’s Want Column. HUGE ROMAN MUSEUM HIPPODROME RINGS-Ol HIPPODROME q* iVULLION DOLLAR MENAGERIE �REED'S QPERA'||OUSE FRIDAY, SEPT.1 Sm. B. Edwards prsasrrts Hokftn Rtbs.’ Production of RIP VANWINKLE UR. HARRY JACKSON u|J|pH RIP AND THE DUMMIES UP m THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIMS! Genuine Dramatic Feast I PRETTY COSTOMES! BEAUTIFUL SCENERY! CLEVER SPECIALTIES! LOTS OF COMEDY! SEE RIFS LITTLE CHILDREN. Seats on Sale at Heath’s & Carvcth’s NEW BOWLING ALLEY 1 have opened a new Bowl ing Alley in the building across tbe afreet west of Hotel Barry. Everything will be kept quiet and or­ derly. EVERYTHURSDAY I drweied and placed in big tanka for | salting. When the meat has almerbed 14246212 WORD FROM FAR AWAY SIAM : all the salt it can absorb, the fish are l taken out and spread on nicks to dry. ' When thoroughly dry the fish are ConttnUMl from |>atc ooc stacked up in round piles five or six Continued from page one. I feet in diameter and four or five feet • red pump that is pointed out to all j jjjgh, eftCh gtnek having a ton or more for the first time. Just think these visitors. The pump is a modern one. of nlld several tons of smell. This! ' but it stands in a well that wasdiscov- j8 R process called "sweating." The things were packed at Chicago Jast . erexl only a fow years ago. And not ; HWt>Mt for about three weeks, when July and we opened them .fur tbe first ■ far from it were unearthed Home black- I tjiey are taken out. dried again, and time in May. Everthing was iu good - condition,-, ultho the' boat leaked so ) smith’s tools, sufficient to justify the ■ then packed for shipping. pleasant tradition that they may have ; . Thoru ar0 tricks in all trade^ '-ex­ badly, that the hair-pillow covers are Mr. Cooper i! belonged to “Basil thts blacksmith." ! the printers. Even the fishermen somewhat mildewed. ‘ In the immediate neighborhood were httCe tricka One pf them is themsk- rode up on horse back early Friday a. in. and aiiout eleven -o'clock the lioata • discovered the foundations of a large jng of boneless cuds." without any I building, which may, or may not, i co(jfi8h in it Hake, halibut, cusp. came. li seems so good to have some [ have been tbe chapel in which the j an<j other cheap fish arc used’ for this one else here with us. And, I have | Acadians were imjirisoned before they ; pUriK)fM>. ]f you enjoy eating codfish' reason to believe tins family are sitll happier to be on land once more, after were sent on boaid the ships. As all thediest way is to buy ,n whole one, j tho buildings were deatroyed after the | Hun, that it is codfish. Digbj? t wenty five days on the water in such I. banishment, these old ruins are all ' R quiet, restful spot when you get a small boat/ All of‘them were sick a ! that’s left to mark the fate of the Acad- j on the windward side bh we were, and little on the trip. I expected to nee ■ inns, os far as it concerns Evangeline. we reluctantly left it. vowing that some Mrs. C. nick in bed. School could not ' be opened until tomorrow ami we are I A short distance from Grand Pre is I day we-would “cotnc 'hgain and stay quite eager to see •.some pupils in Gosperian Mouth, where the exiles longer." Living is very luw compar­ school once more. This morning we i embarked, while away, in the distance atively, the jieople m m very hospit­ had the service here and 23 .were pre­ |! towers tbe giant Bloniidon, which for able and it certainly acemed like an sent. Three of’ the patients in the i ages paat has guarded tho entrance to ideal *pot from which little inexpen­ । tbit enchanted spot. ; sive side trijis could lie taken that hospital came, a Burmese Baptist mis­ sionary also. Thin p. m. we went to ' But the banishment was not the only would lie must enjoyable. the market to hold a service. ।■, tragedy, enacted at Grand xPre. iv. >u«.«su, Again we took the "’Flying Blue In 1740, Lust Friday the first steam launch ; nine years before tho Acadians were Nose” of the Dominion Atlantic IL K. I । exiled, a colony of New. Englander* for Yafmontli. which we reached in an of the season t ame up'from Bangkok. It had on Ixtard tbe grandson of the from Boston, came to Grand Pre and hour or two. Here we were to take “60 10 IIALSfAX” the Ikiminion Atlantic Steamer for Boston at 4 p.-’in. and enjoy a 17 hqur of tbe soldiers here. The river is get­ ride on the Atlantic, but the people of ting somewhat higher now and . will Yarmouth wouldn't have it that way. continue to rise for several weeks. When our train reached Yarmouth SO As a result of'the rain . we are' en­ carriages were in waiting to show us joying frequent visits from many tl»« city, and a* a result the departure mosquitoes iuid the winged ants have of our steamer was delayed a coujile of also been to see us. They are « nuis­ hours. Yarmouth is a beautiful city ance at night when the lamjx. are of about H.U00 people, haaa tine harbor-, lighted, as they fly about them cduand enjoys a good ocean traffic. It is tinually and also enjoy 'getting on to quite a manufacturing city in woolen, onr face* and arms and hands. Them* cotton, duck and sail cloth, and has in time loose their wings, and lest quite extensive ttaheries. It is a city you may not believe it, I have already put Some in the envelope, Su you may .« ! considerable wealth nnd many of its inhabitants have beautiful old homes. was quartered in tbe village, while ; the French and Indians fell back. Due vigilance was maintained for a time, I’Ut gradually was relaxed, when on a | ' stormy December night it is said that I ; word whs sent acrow* the bay and the । New Englanders were suddenly attacked. and everyone was slaughtered, that . it was possible to kill. Such a brave i fight did those who eecapml put up. that they were permitted to depart un- 1 harmed, which they did. But it is not in story that the meinI ory of Acadians lives in this, region. __________ „ I Their greatest monument perhaps is in I the wide expanse of meadow ’ which the thira , "Ever or u»oc a dreaming." and the fourth "Omid you • love me forever. " Stop. Pre m your loving friend, „ Koon Nobm. . 4SIU1 r»ir <n Willis Ketzbeck, Tuesday, its light and bustle tie black torments and silent gnawing*] of a guilty con­ science—Tailor und ('utter.' ] Dallas Lore Sharp ficscrlbre a meth­ ! od of preventing Ihts from swarming In the Country Calendar. Keep yorr queens rilppeiL Lay inside your neutlmenu, your fears oft the Society For the Prevention of Crielty to Animals, your Ideas that !t hurts her, yonr fears of killing her-and get your scissors. Scire her by oue wing (If you can’t do betteri and. holding her gently again 4 the- frame, snip off inn1 wing TL.s won't stop tin* swariplng, but It will keep the l»ees from alMumndlng. f»r the Nwarai woji't go off without tts queen'while you are away. So yru are often able to induce them to «!l off the strike nnd grt hack to work. Clip your queens then. give, the bees room, glre them shaifc* at the hottest hours If msTssary. shake them If they show signs of swnQriljig nnd keep tbe colonies strong. • ! their labors snatched from the iu-a. {Imagine a rolling country with long Mtretchea of low land, whose surface isr high many feet below the sea level at high tide, and you can perhaps imagine. what Acadia ia The tide at this point ' is 30 or 40 feet high, so that land that might be nnd**r water nt one part of tbe day. would be high and dry at I another. Great wide valloya run back from the bay for miles and miles, and these are also affected by tbe tides. In the centre of .these stretches a great i deep channel has either been dredged. I SANITARY BREAD BEST First Semester Will Begin lug. ' The cutter of iml'a clothe* should therefore always b«fr In mind tbe fact that lie 1s a powcri’al influence lu the world for good If he does good work, but for cril It-hl* work Is bad, and > should keenly feel that he deserve* ( boudr for tbe one aud disgrace for ths • other. If hi* work is bad his punish- 1 went, even though It may not lit the trime and make him!utterly wretched, i1 will surely so fill his (days with shame, apprehension, shudders of horror, snubs !1 abd Insult* that he twill nluioKt hate! himself aud will wish In every waking hour th:it night will! coim* and bring him forgetfulneM anil always-through :' the night will long fof* day to escape tn ' kept up. after the English fashion and We are in rvqeipt, of two splendid iu letters from Dr. and Mn*. Luccock of portrayed in every coatwof that, a pi­ vrltl> beautiful Hawthorne hedges. In fact it is claimed that very few. if any. 1 the Oak Park church. She waa so rate could 1* expect*.! to mtmqqerade j * *In. and his whlakera were of the ionEnglish cities have more beautiful • glad to receive thr letters you sent geat. blackest end cnr!|e«t. Ur Is j>orSPECIAL. horne hedges.' Many peoplf -Hawt ----- --------------»— -----j r —r . in her as she was able to use those and frayed in al: decree, from the sardon­ Every Thursday afternoon Ikurton and’ other eastern cities ”■ * ‘ *have |j twr Christmas letters to them at sev- ic gentleman cutthroat |to thy blood nnd from 2 to 5 ojclock the alley l>u>lt summer homes in Yarmouth, and oral thimble Im«9s. I aaaure you the wounds Bill Bowline type of tai, but will be open Free ol Charge spend their summers there. It is claim- church we repnisent is a bus»<ine. always with u< much snf.i pillow stuff­ to Ladies, and Gentlemen when escorted by l.adies. ed to be tbe most maritime city of its continually adding new members and ing as p«wi*»le. One portrait presenu "i11* in world, and in ship owning holding them after they have Iwcumo him in a rent militia uniform, some­ ranks fourth in Canada, members. 1 am sending the letters thing Uk* that of lhe time of tbe Mexlean war and with the pattern of wh'.a *e took^he Dominion Atlantic -to you as 1 thot you would like to Prapriatar. kers afterr-ard known to fame as >x,8t 8t Yarmouth the wind was blow- know- how easily ouri salaries have ‘Burxwiites.’ There seem* .to be one inK 8 pretty good gale und tho wavun been raised by these earnest workers. point of ac<’urr.cy In al those picJnre* ‘.Ductor is having the. mission boat If they are • the three^uartera or full • or cut by the receding vyater of the \ running pretty high. The Imat tides. The soil seems to be a heavy red teetered some, so that for a time a rm>ainkl in reailiness to Hcnd to the length. Jr- es la always reprveented clay and very rich and productive. As spirit of quiet submissiveness to any- first large station north of us—L’ter- with n ginPo full nf pistols, a bnbit of may be imagined, diking, or building thing that might "come np" proved- i suit—for Rev., and Mra. Irvin of Prae dreaa to which be was accustomed.** ■ great big dams, is necessary to keep ed some of our party but not all. After I Laos. She can never return to this IS THE the water back. When required how- ' »e lounded the point the wind Hied j edantry. , and they , have* been waiting ever,.the water is used Jor irrigating down, the sun dropped like a mighty : fuir the heavy, rains andcooler weathMajor Mlles Mnlouy of Balljrduff was -----------.... ImH of fire into the ocean, tbe evening ' er Wore starting down the river. purposes,---so that climatic conditions amazed one morning tp see from hi« . have no fffect* whatever on the meadow was calm and delightnl. thi- salt air ' Sho hw had malaria fever over u bedroom window a llttlr lad driving a i part of this country. When we passed invigorating. Under these auspicious • ye ir. Our laM letter from Dr. Swarts cow back nnd forward i^gnln and again Made of the best material; I through, the water was at low tide. , circumstnncre I retired for the night [ sa ,-s he is to travel for some weeks over a ditch and throng* a fence on bia thoroughly clean and whole­ ] and tbe country seemed really gashed nnd did not wake up.the next morning I with one of the aqcretariea of the Inwird land. Hurriedly completing bis toilet, some, and wrapped iu oiled I xvith ditches ttnd deep, wide gulleys. until some one cried out "A Whale!." of Foreign Mission*. They go as fnr he rushed out to question the little tres­ paper as soon as baked, - When the tide is in. though, the aspect "A Whale!," which ought to be suffi- . as low* on a lecturing tour. I am passer. "What are ye after with that which keeps out all dust, dirt • is wholly changed, and these gnlleys clent to rouse most anyone. ' su e the Eckels family will be glad ,Tt» cow? la It to kill tbe beast ye want!” aud germs. "Kill her! Sliurr. it> to keep her alive W. R. Cook. become swollen streams. The rolfing w< Icome him Wk to Nakawn. I want” ’•K»m*p her alive?” •’Share. country leading down to the lowlands,. ‘(5 onday p. m.: !t*a taiebing ber to got her own living A GOOD IMPROVEMENT. j seems to be. quite fertile, and is espec­ * *his morning at 11 ;-»*> all of otrr ser­ I am. There Isn’t a ditch or fince In ially adapted to growimc apples of the barony that’ll bplfl her in afther i rta. the scltbol children and ourselvi very fine quality. All through this I've done wld her.”, lien tbe major Props. Tbe CITY BAKERY. ;athervd nt the Chapel for devotions. understood. The co^r. la fact, was i*o: section the effect of the tides was Park Street Being Gravelled and the Wd। sang two songa read a part uf St. Ing taught to trccptl ’•Originators not Imitators everywhere apparent, great large vesof ber Gutters Paved With Jd । 1 in the Siamese ami Rev. Cooper own living seis being frequently seen stranded , . Stone. Ofl bred ■ prayer in Siamese. We wish MEN PAST SIXTY If4 DANGER. high and dry on the in nd. and no The city is making a nice improve­ !|to get a strong hold on three people in More than half o( mankind over water, within many rods of them. ment on Park street. Beginning at this way. On Wednesday we shall have sixty years of age suffer from kidney Digby was our stopping place, i::2 »SV street and thence buu W wr 811,1 ’ MM State south for *wu two no noon service.but shall have a*prayer- and bladder disorders, usually enlargej we stopped at ‘ 'The Pines" a splendid , blocks the street baa been put to a meeting in tbe evening instead. meat of prostrate gland. -This is loth iiainful . and dangerou*. and Foley’s j four story hotel about a mile out of j grRde and gravelled. Property owners Mr. Cooper's cook has just come | Kidney Cure (should lie taken fct the t i the town, built especially for the ! have ha'l the gntters along the street first aio ot danger, aa it corrects liack from China with a winsome tourist trade. The effect of the great paved with stone, which will make a Readers of the Banner can secure little wife. She wears the typical irregulanties and has cured many old , j tides on the Bay of Fundy were permanent improvement and one that men of this disease. Mr. Rodney 11 dress of her nation, luui no- deformed Burnett, RockPort. Mo., write*: ‘* 1!' as favorable clubbing rates with this plainly evident when we were stop­ will add greatly to the appearance of feet, and is so sweet when she smiles; suffered with enlarged prostate gland •. ping at "The Pines," which is across the city. When Street Commissioner paper for any dally or weekly paper as it is then a pretty dimple in her and kidney trouble for years and after ' the little bay from the town, and Fifield sets out to do a good job, it's checks shows itself. The cook is teach­ taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney । or magazinepubliahed in the United Cure feel better than 1 have for around the end of which we drove in pretty hard work to to beat him. ing iher Siamese and also showing her twenty years although 1 am now 91 States or Canada as can be procur­ order to reach tbe hotek When the how' to take care of the taWe for Mrs. years old. ’' For sale by Arthur E. tide is in this little bay is filled with ed by any other newspaper in this Qxjper. Last evening we had the Mulholland, successor to W. H. Good- [ SHOWING THE WAY. water and big ships tie up to the vmr section of Michigan. Oooper family and Messrs Canova. wharves near shore. When the tide is Kenip and Dumhlcton here for dinner. out there Is scarcely any water at all Thjs Public Statement of a Maa- This is the inenn and everything was in the liay, and but for the mud a per- 1 excellent-. Pea soup. Fried fish Potato tings Citizen Will Be ' । son could walk across it. and the ships j salad,‘ cold ‘ 1 roast pork, horse radish' LICHEES KNOT Appreciated. j rest placidly on tbsir keels while the I musiard mnaianl pickles, pic .bread, fruit salad, fig j water is not within 30 or -j flO rods ----- of j Many a reader of this in Huming*. celebrated chocolate sauce, jrpongo enke. 35 Cents Pound. " them. "The Pines" is ij. tinder ...J.. the lb, has gone through tbe self-same exper- —tlriwith cocoa. Th«mosquitoes are very trouin part, and will Is* glad to lie ■' uiauagemoai management of oi Harry xiarry .Churchell, .vnuroneii, a k-nce . .... .. _ ?t |jf ^ son _ clean, wholesome, Palatable . ... . t , shown tbe way to get fid of the coi blesokne jnst now. and we have to uh-v lions. thrilling fruit. It’s something - new : finrt cIilw. hotel man. and riuratay with RtiUJt ac|1W4 Bnd I1RFnH of a lwaJ finrk our ilctM every night. By this mail we ............ 1 ........ . _____ Wilmont, ........... H..II _ of , Wash ... . ­ ' hjm »tlt will always I... I* — remetntared most and imported from China. Anthony Molder, are M|>tidiiig from the dispemutry hc-. ington Street, says: "Like the major­ | pleasantly. | nearly l|KMK>.tMi to Dakin Bros..' ity v* of uicu. men wuu who iu«*uw follow iu» my ucuuuaiiun. occupation. eoun1 , rxi i .. -l . . isy LEE HING,“£,” of Digby is a pretty little town of about ] WRM annoyed with a dull aching pain Lund jut. England. _ ___ . of .j ’ It is4hetmstom. ; I■'kFJ people, and 1 want to visit it in my back brought'on by having to all in *dicid workers here to have credit' again in some future summer time, and i-' much. At time* it wa- severe. at th n large drug ifftablishincnt. They ; PBOBATKQRPEB. ' Jg.w are tl t? most extesnive drug shippers iu l State •< Michigan. County of Parry, m. ’ At 3 action of th«« Prottol* < ourt. for rbr fishing which prevails there, and winch but gut but little relief. Seeing Duan’s the vfur’d i<> the cast. ’’They *' *know 'how * County o( Bany. Iiolden ui the Protalr* offlre is said to lie "the finest if| the world." .^Kidney pill* Mpoken of mid n<v»mnh ndtn th" city of ilMNnxt. In miJ county on Wed. d things without their spoiling 80 highly 1 tried a box. They help- uuderi BMiajr. Um> aid day of Ai>r. tu the year ore A party of iia planned h fishing trip. , ----— •- •is ” a • the tropical xun. Here thoituttid bln»’ hundrod :u>d fire. ™ S"ib®JKJ :*\en tw2 J’n-'.’irt, • hits. M. Maek. JOdgr of Protmt**. . but weather condition, wouldn’t per* or three mnee and haw derived much ,|U;iin« letter from the little twelve In th*’ matter of lift* cutaU’ of Marla Van i m*L benefit, from them. I have recoin- j«.«* Nrtll, ■Jece-tM-il. year udid daughter of the governor of On readtnr and filing the petition duly rejrtfird Digby is already n town of 1.5J0 'mended them to several of my friend* R*tDu n-'.idri whom Mrs. Wachter was tak-’ of lx»K v . Standk-y. d.mchter of aald deossMid. ,....71 praying that an order or deorce may t>e made or ISO) jujiulation. but when its merit-. who uwd them, obtaining beneficial ing care of when we were there. by thi* Court, determining nfroare or were rbe a* a summer resort arc Is-tter Wknown result*. This was about two yean* .Deal-Mrs. Walker: ' lawful h<4r» of wfd decraxrd, and entitled to In­ ago. I am working at the bench now herit her estate. it will have a much larger jwpnlation Slid aiu having no trouble with my , Tbereupoo tt laardered that Friday, the flr*t ' 1 thinking of you very much. day of SePL A. D.. 1800. at 10o’clock tn tbe ,. especially in the summer time. It is a jp»ck. I gladly endorse Doan's Kidney since |’ou have gone. I think you are forruooa. be asManml for the heurlnc of mW , pills and yon arc at liherty^to use — my —rarv 1 a|appy in Pitsanuloke. 1 iun very • J very petitk>u and that the heir* it law ot mW <!<• "fish town. '* so toxpealc, a» its large , name M if you wish. wish." " Just such cmemwe well ]]' ’ pow. I hope yon enjoy yourself oesaed and all other perrons IntemtMIn *al<l fisheries are its principal industry. ._ Be sure to come and ; phatic endowment endoreuient is plentiful hi in Has- in in Pitsanuloke Pit, estate, are required to app<ur at a »es«lun of Mrtd court, then to be holden at tlie Probate Arid yon don’t have to be told about it tings. Call at A. E. Mulholland's, MulhollandX visit visit ii» t in September. How is Doctor? orhoe. tn the city ot Rortlngs, In aald county. :'either. You can "smell ’urn" n long successor succcfiior to» to' W. H. Goodyear's, drug i I hone hopUhe is happy there. We have and show cause a any there M, why the prayer .tnrw and .n.l ask ..Ir what his M. customers rore- much mTwPT(fun here noV. We have two of the petitioner may hu< be xraul«l. And It Is time Wore you reach them. Here you store further onl-red. that said petitioner rive notice ' port" swings under the big tree in the back to the person* Inlererted Iu said estate, of the see great piles-of(<cod, halibut, hake, ! For sale by all dealers. Price 5Q yard, be sure to come and visit us. i Cash cusp etc piled up like cord woud. j cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. . We have a new teacher she came from; Fleets of fishing Rmacks go out from • New York, sole agents for tho United Wang Lang with Miss Lucy and her' Horses, (States. Remember the name— Doan's name is Maa Maun, she is so happy < Digby, and .as fast as the fish are . —and take no other. to stay. Last night Mrs. Wachter < rwfu pnwtoua to said day uf taartot caught they are packed on ice. After Cwaa. M. Mack. ----- —--I gave me three canaies and its name EtXAC.Hkcvx. Jodfeoflrobate. fishing fpr one, two or three weeks, the Nice clean School Books at one-half was so,lovely, I will tell you about it, I । (AteuMOWM*”' boats return to Digby, the fish are I price at Mulholland’s.------------------------- ' First was “No other charms my heart’ ’ 1 AFTERNOON and EVEIKG will be open to ladies. : HASTINGS CITY SCHOOLS . Bad tailoring, like sin. makes men uneomforljcbk- and aubappy. but good tailoring, like gdod actions, makes them feel at ease and glad they are liv- j BREAD I Sept. 5th. We believe that our Public Schools otT.-r ti,.. |„,K. preparation for life, whatever and wherever :|„lt i:>‘ is to be. at the lowest expense. The Pnbli. > il(XJ> are not in Education to make money: thev no dividend save that of the l>oy and girl bna(j|v grounded in the essentials of a pre ,arat Ion r,<i jj. spired with a punsiee to be successful. Ihni t. tt' last thirty years our schools have gradual, d men and women who testify freely to the vain, Public School. Onr schools offer you tojl.,; More Courses of Study; Freedom in Their Seieclior Larger Corps of Instructors; Better Facilities tor Instruction in Laboratories and Library than ever before. Our General Courses. Embrace four years’ work in English. Mathematics, Science, Latin. History; two in.German; opportunity for work in Music. Drawing and Expre»i<tt Our Commercial Course King. established this year lucludes Book-keeping, Stenography aOd T»pewriting, Commercial Law, Arithmetic aud Geography. This will be in charge of an Instructor who has had nYiecial preparation office experience In lhe branches offered. This personage Is nn inspector The County Normal Training Class offers splendid opportunity for thoM* who wish to become teacben and expect lu do work in lhe Country Schools^ The jHrsevfn.taof the claw of last year and tbe demand for their services this’t evidence of the success of this department. Parents. We trust that you are anxious to place within tbe band ot your children the power that an education brinp; that in xbi# work we may co operate with you. giviug you theeervice of an hirtibitlon that we moet heartily commend and that our citizens loytlly-aupport. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. MTFpr any other Information, inquiries, anqpuncetnent of ’tfi. etc. Address, A. W. CHAMBERLIN,. Superintendent. Telephone No. 422. BARGAINS If you are looking for BARGAIN'S,.get a glimpse our REFRIGERATORS at 1-4 off We are selling GASOLINK STOVES. OH. s jAT> STEEL RANGES and ICE CREAM. FUEEZ ' EKS as low as the lowest. If you are building a house we can show :4’ e l^t FOOR TRIMMINGS in the < in LOCKS. KNOBS and HINGES are onr •tut Headquarters for FI’RNACE WORK and TIN WORK '■ VESTER & CARTER, CLUBBING BATES Free Amusements. The Adgle and her wonderful trained The most performance ever wit-' nessed. Other attractions a marvelous nature. FgEE Weissert Bros Ina rtartfwt J Oaain. A 33 CELERY COLA nd invigorating. ju»t •t only LOWNEY’S CHOCOLATES. BON BONS AND MARSH MALLOWSjp 0 COMFECTKJNERY^I FRED WOLCOTT Railroad Rates. Reduced rates on all railroads of one . fare to Grand Rapids and return. Write S. J. Weber, Sec'y, for al! Information. 09 Pearl St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Racing. Trotting, Pacini! and Running Ifcccs every day. No extra chaise fipr * admission to the ttaccs* ,7P « West Michigan State Fair GRAND RAPIDS. MICHIGAN Sept. 18=19^20=21=22, 1905. Premiums for Agrfcultural Eihibits. Prizes. Cattle, Swine, Poultry. $25,000 Wonderful Exhibits, of Manufactured Goods. Fine .Furniture, Boots and Shoes, Concrete work, etc. Actual manufactur­ ing going on with latest machinery in Main Hall. s. j. webbk. ■ Women's Department Fine Baking and Pre­ serves. Art Needlework and Tapestries. Special prizes in.cash. �• r- -w ’.... ............. - Hastings Yannick, august si. isms n tTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT —_______ _____ ln Orangeville,\|*epe, Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. DELTON. HOPE. CENTER. NORTHEAST BARRY. GLASS CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. C. Rtsbrldger of Johns.* The old men, and the young men nt Charles Letehlvltner' and family snd Pomona grange at the C lass Creek town. Willard S. Nye uf Bedford, vis- Cedar Creek played .« hard game of Mrs. R/M.nan went to HHrtlngs lart Sat ­ grange hall was largely ait _ tended and lU-d Dr. and Mrs. Harter last Wednes­ ball Suturdayiifp-rixxni. the score beurday, • ’ all epjoyed a good dinner and ’a'good day. • Eben Ptntuick and __ _ ____ ______ _ _ family attended program and all report a gcod time. William Olktnberlaffi. wire and .Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Kalaniuzoo vis* the Pennock reunion nt Hn-rting* last iI Mr. Manning Doud,nnd iniece. Mrs. Blackmuij’s Wednt-s- daughter of Shultz spunt Sunday at .Friday. ' -I ’ । Chari'S Allen, and Solon Doisid.’■wife and day. • Gid Wilkinson*^. Clifford Morford spent Sunday at •bn ot Hastings and Mrs.' Will Doud C. B. McDurntott and fumily attended home. Mr. und Mrs. F. W. Parkhurst uf 1 and cfnughter of Paaadena..Dal,. und the Penp^k'reinluu at Eben Pennock’s, Miss JuHn Learn was’ born August 2o, Mrs. Irving Rice and chlk n-n of Or­ near Hastings. Friday, With Dr.. Harter ahd wife 1S>*>4|. M.irrl'-d to Willard Herrington. angeville. and Gloldas' Collli s of Shultz Andrew Wilkinson of Grand Rapid, is 1m,-ember*31, !«*».' Tw«» children were spent one day last yrrek at Bi 51. Jeuinnzoo. is 'curing far , Mr. Morehouse visiting relqtlvd.i here. born to them. Claude H. ami Mrs. kln«'. D. A. Bowken has. completed his cot­ Mr. and Mrs. John MVatr and sons Maude Stanton. She had been in poor tage on his f.irm near her*. attack of appendicitis. of Cluvcrcaiv spent Sunday |at Ed. M • WHiit*. Soclmdn of Kalamazoo, who Mis* Myrtle Manning sp«*nt Inst , time had »>een an Inmate uf the. Kala­ Klbbeutg. Thursday nnd* Friday with her uuut has been vwiti^g at John Bush s, re­ mazoo asylum, st whkh place slje died turned home Monday Mrs. N. Wing of Southeast Barry. August ifl». liMG. The rennilns wrri- Thursday to see heh fatiietj Mr.’ Clifford WllUlnson • spent Saturday . Warren Stidlr.ger is very si.k w|:h hfeught tp this place and the funeral uitd her sitpwr. Mre. C.irpi-:ii*.r. night and Sunday ut Ft-fix ChambrrIain’s of Wall Liik.. Carpen t fir Wall Luke hud Rujh* of Hickory Corners officiating\U0WLING. । She leaves two children, three slsteAi. through a trftp door, in hl* .burin pm* NORTH HOPE. The parties that were j-amping at friends huvi* i striking mi bls tieahA-•ulttng the valp Clear lake moved to their mamy homes * ' Charlotte lair Meek. ' Their loss; is her this morning. Monday. The- were Mr. Ernert Plfvt ( !| wif.- nr.- sjiending a vWie, ■ Christie, Wilcox and Bryan with their ' w.*« k with hl* brother Frank. - in 34 outguests of their daughter, families a's> Miss Ft'gr.m. Antler a Sunfat x. 1 The Ladiea Aid wilt hold n basket*.■ Quite n qu: _Mli* MaeWrt ent«lm from this vicinity ■jiictiic**! Mr. Boyd's landing Clear day. lake Thursday tb>»week. Rvery Ixwly Miss Amy Juhnsm) nf ’Ea.ah.! Mr*. !■ Hi-nt-y Bniiih is on the .-l ie il*t. welume-their baskets well- filed with Benuk* tan ton and Mrs. Milton gixxl things. Mi*-; Nellie Risbrkiger nf J'ohnstown Noble® w«ini ,to Kalamazoo laft Sun­ ;-spending a few days with,hey sister. Hugh Johnson** (,f High Str, , Fay Clemence and v» ife-gpt nt the laLday to brIliRjih't- remains of Mrs. Julia ter part of tbe week with li *. brother J«m.:*» Bat.,* returned, iroffi Battle Hart and. mnth*.*r spent Hun/Iuy at Mr. Harringtorj. . . and wife in Yankee Springs. •■ 'reek Thurrwlny. where la has breo O. L.-xmibt* of near'Hh.ultz. School will ( ommence in the Bunnell ' . ’ ■ Mich. district next week with Miss Minnie The Kalanio boys came befe and hud Boyes of Hartings as teacher. H Faulkner played'Iwll with the 1.4 little, daughter I a fine game of ball Sunday afternoon. Shndny. ' ' .■ :ln«* team Thursday. Tb,y again U-M® xrent many jpeople look, thv train Charlie Harrison hr--' gone: to Charb to Id tn favor of Dowling. • • Chari™ .nd wir.-• „/.n. | I!rra<, Ht.irlL1U1 wh„ IT WILL Th- rhieahltig upu-hin*-. v. ||; soda >x and family, , , 7 < > i d 'f/md1,1 ' ’ veyspending a few days at this -vr-street again. ’ ; ’return*.! Th*urs P1** retara^1 *«**r slmda.v. SOGH BE Thwxlore Pranshkal t:aa psj«-h. e-. t!urs<- to work on ithe thn-rjiitn relatives i:-. ' 'hlo ' Mr Jendr,. i- al le to sit bp at thia A DUESchlne. anti ..Fenusyivfthn their non > • writing. . Little Mtturice Murphy Ims S*-«n verj *,“‘5 *“ : j[r, gnd Mrs. Wm. Herrington air sick, but1 Is better .it this writing. 7...... . ’ ........... ; - -’I.-Is •• ’■! entertainingtheliitter*sirt(J<ui<lhubMf. F. Pierre vislnrt at Dan Mc-'al- br-T* to be In attendance at their fourth * , . "... ... , ; J. W. Murphy, who has been spending an, .... s..;,.. a! Rl.h»«“ Um «Mk. | WITH a few days with Delton friend*, re- ’ Ium's Monday. * £Mloses Cecil and Lottie I)icikt-r*on:uf tonivd to his hoffie In Buttle Cr.-ek Inst j : IJiuttiugs visited Mr* John (jrauJce a WiliUNn johneox pijtdent FARMERS What Timothy Seed Shall I Sow ~ PINE TREE BEARD TIMOTHY SEED •rnr** i-ik’v.' 1 would like . .1 c-: a FREE SAM* •. -as t!:-n Judge of It* All brands of Clover Seed rjtAHK h n> rod a* -I people. rti iJeciste a .. ventral' |>oau. like h-tter Paint* and Oils W. H. Chase Delton, Michigan. Announcement, bought -the LAL'BAUGH i ;thd will add a: complete lirlu-ei'J-.-j*. Canned Goods, Everything -.11 be kept right up to date in Jvcfv v.ajl and I solkit jny share of patronage. , ' J. SPROUL, Delton, Mich. BANNER MAPS OF BARRY COUNTY. ■ ”i cm in Barry County, ■ ' ol a iree, ?vt-ti<»n, town■ /-• Aj.ho shows the highways, lulrowds. church^, school - ~/y valuable fur reference. PRICE ONLY 50CTS. *! the OeltsE Post Office. F. G. AOAMS. Postnasler Delton State Bank Per cent on Deposits. • .;n inniit-y on Real Estate p’ . bankable Paper. We, ' ar money at home, and doi i-u v.-jfi. p(.()pfe we know are all ■ ight. We du a safti, con- ( :ive business and have i riqney to Loan at reasonable rates. Deeds, ! ‘lortgages and .Legal Papers Drawn. . < New Ydrk Drafts, Insurance1 and Bonds Sold. . DIRECTORS: A. \LDRICH, l-rvslde.t. 3- U. HUSHES. V. Prcldent. [;• s-."UREHOUSE. CMhler. ,gfc. 'ULEA\? WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. I*. TERPENNINO. iJAMLS COLLINS. ' ' d»>' '•’*' •*** R. S. HARTER, M. D. Any interruption while he was mate, PHYS1CIAK aud SOHGEON Ing a speech always caused Richard Brinsley Sheridan considerable annoy­ ance. Ou one uecaaion the dramatist Lo«p.m.. AlHcalls promptly attended. Tele, showed his displeasure of a- felluv phone at offi.ie. member of the house of commons who nttUc at reatdcnmv lieltoo. Mich. kept crying out "Bear, hear" every few- minute*. During a certain debate Sheridan took occasion to descrllA a HOUVENIR LIVERY, jwlltical contemporary who wished \o Feed and Sale Stable. play rogue/but had’ only aense enoad to act fool. "Where,” exclaimed be? OKLTOH. MKH. with great emphasis—“where shall we Teinphooe or Write ru>- when you drive from find a more foolish knave or a more knavish fool than lie?" P. J. HOUVENIR “Hear, hear.’’ was shouted by the troublesome member. • Sheridan turned and. thanking the honorable nmiabcr for the prompt In­ formation. sat down amid a general roar of laughter. - FOLEYSHONET^TAR Mrs. John Sherwood wan as famous, far net exquisite nature as for her fine style. At a dinner one night nt the tlmi» wheii her novel “The Trannplanted Rose ’ was having a wide .circulation her neighbor turned and asked in per­ fect good, faith tbe alhiust rlncredible qufatlrm. “Mr*. Sherwood. do you know who wrote 'The Transplanted Rose?' ” “It sound* n:: though it might, be Hardy." laugh**.! the gifted . woman without .i traew of ill nature.—Woman’s limine ‘ ‘aipanlon. me New j Lexinoton | HOW... C#r. Washington and Bojlston Sts. Q BOSTOi. MASS. WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS SUMMER - If you desire rest and re­ creation, why not try "THE RIVER S . JL-AWHENCE TRIP?” Folders descriptive of the Thousand Islands. Rapids. Montreal. Quebec . Murray Bay. Tadutfeac.thu far famed Saguenay Ri ver, etc . . u ’ application to any • r.i dwuy or steampoat Ticket Ag**nt. For illustrated guide. ••Niagara to the Sea. *' send fl cents m jRwuige stamps to.H. Foster Chaffee. Western Pass. Agt., ■ Toronto, or Thus. Henry. Traffic Mgr., Montreal. R. & O. Navigation Co. Headqd&rters for Michigan p Press Association and Business 7 Men while in Bostoh. Located Ij i’b business cehu-r. Everything O' new and ft ratclass; fire proof: 200 Q r<M)DDs; bath nnd telephone in n every room, j Seechd rate to com- U mereial men, 1 *0 The Lexlnuton 8 Hold Gompaiiu, S Q J. D. FANNING, Pres. FOLEYSHONEY^IAR ’.......................... , . Geo. Robinson aud Earl Stanton — traded horw> pm*'day last w|-ek. I Ed Coal's and wife also Mrk Powell ' Mrs. James Runion of Grand Rapid* Leslie Rowxrn of Kalamazoo is visit­ Ma.V-r Grardon Itowlrk I, : vl.ldn. „ vWtin< h.r j, rhomb,*/.!,, visited the latter’* step-father in Irving ing bls grandmother, Mrs. Griner. ■fi<>ui Sunday until Wedur-day, (f) his uncle and aunt. Mr. ajnd Mrs. 1' and w|f,’. and wife. A. E. Phillips and family attended Cliarles Gleason., jI Mr*. Bert Stanton. John Ormsbek and Ed Mr*. Arthur Arthur Patton Patton returned returned from frot the soldiers' reunion last week. Mrs. Jennie Fi-her of Kalamazoo vis- I Mt Saturday, much Mt. Clemen* Clemens Iasi last Saturday, milch Un In: ­ Gladys Garrison Is spending the week Cassidy will move theif' families on fl ited her mother. Mrs. Gillespie, j»ne day j proved In health. In Battle Creek, the guest of Bernice the shore of Saw Mill lake Wednesday' fl last week. j . Lewia Underhill of St. Louis Is visitand Lura Tobin*. where they will upend n week fishing fl Mrs. Nellie Van Tyne spent’ a . nig friends here. 8M1™>n jjfejl•ring n good time. Ansel Phillips’. J a«v« last la* week with relative. days relative* In Mid- ’ E,ra chamberUhi and wife of KaU James McClain und■ CTnnrtes . fl ....sTar,* ------- -r I.r I WII—H f WlllWi 11 ■—Uf Charles Tobins Tobias atat­ ,dlcvllh*. • inaxoo are visiting J. O. Chamberlain tended the funeral of ByVon Spiller at Mr. Morehouse, who has been a suf- ' and family. . Urbandale Inst Wednesday. . You find yourself on it pirnid perhaps fl ferer from an attack of appendicitis ! Charles Fowler of Mapjc Grove and Mr. and Mr«. James Brown are visit­ without a corkscrew nnd '•'witli, a lot of ahd at one time was considered In a Mr. Mayhue of NashvfileWrrc here this mg ing irit-nus friends in Kalamazoo. rvimimuzuo. bottle*, all of them with corks 4u them. fl Mrs. Brezre and daughter vltflieii ' Hardly anybody kfiows whut to do. fl very i riticnl condition. Dr. Ru«h M< - : we.-k on a fishing excursion.. Page Buggies, J. J. Deal & Sons Nhir of Kalamazoo was called In counJaitiAs A. Hyun iiis recovering from hl* Clark Hobinwin ana family Sunday. The solution of the difficulty ils, how­ fl Ideclded that -an operaell and it w:*.i<» ’— —----- 'recent. attack .. . of- illness. Buggies, Laporte Buggies and Hiram Payne and family, spent Sun­ ever. It seem*. |M*rfectly aimpl^: “Place necessary. }\’e urv 11,1 ■ The < urpenters are nt work on a new' day at Gull Jake. the bottle, cork downward, Upon the fl Michigan Buggy Co. Goods. m that Mr. Morehouse ; house: for Thomas Green. • Charles Tobias and family spent Sun­ edge of an ordinary mantelpiece, fl although not out <>f danger, is getting Quite a quantity of wheat Is betnc day in East Barry, the guest <»' Mr. steadying Jt, of course, with tie hand. fl along ns well ns can be expected. •markete'd here. i Then with a slight-impulse ttiru it so Frank Newton and family. Weber andT. & H. Smith Farm J. J; Ludwick has removed ‘the dock Mr.*; Hlndk who has been ;*pen>llng that it fails upon the ground on its fl Wagons, also Farmers Saginaw FiELD DAY A GRAND SUCCESS. from the upper end of Long lake, thus j>oin.* time ■with her granddaughter. haw. Pick it up, and you will find that fl the curk has st art Hl. It Is sometimes- fl . Thr field day held at Delton last rendering comrriuriicatlon -by water Im­ Mrs..Ed. Newton has returned home. Handy Wagon, Superior, Hoosier The Ladles* Aid will meet with Mrs. necessary to repeat the operation be­ Wednesday was a decided success in possible from aiiy’point on th»* lake .to and Dowagiac Drills. Cloverdale. Most of our "Hlagvrs think Ansel Phillips Friday. September 1. for fore tho txirk can be withdrawn with fl , the finger^. A first experiment with a fl Ppoplp. begem /’■omfng Into Delton that the act was not neceawry ln<i wa« dinner? Mahlon' Skidmore carried mail .m ’ full Ixjttld of water tightly corked Is eatiy iu tho morning and kept coming Complete line of Builders Look over t advisable.! A full direct frein that been approve ! by th<f-people route N». !• a part of last week. until evening.' and it w.t* almost’lmCarpets, Linoleums.Mat here.' i height will havq no desirable result." posfclbh* to tlibl ft place to tie’horsta. j The present writer can testify to the sick. 1.4 s tinjts,-etc. in look ns over. If wish In the forenoon at 0:30 there was a : efflcacy'T>f this "minor art." He bad, POLLEY DISTRICT. bail game between th- second team of , to buy just-now. you can decide where you will buy. 1 It Is true,! to arrange his picniL: hi an YANKEE SPRINGS. Delton nnd Cloverdale, the latter win- [ fl ; ordinary room so as to have tbe man­ nine an vi»*y-victor}. Fallowing this ' h|g vfc.|nW)* Sunday. telpiece luint’y. But there was no diffi­ fl was lhe clay pigeon shoot, which was Mr - Mr„ Elmer' Kellijy and »k cult}' after turning the bottle; pa Its enjoyed by all sportsmen. | daughter Mabel visited II. Storr and fl s Th*- !<•«• .ream social ’.t William You can find It'at base, "Will a slight Impulw.**: In ex­ The 50-yard dasA wns won by B- family* Sunday. Stocking’* last Wednesday evening was fl tracting irai'iiiiK tig? uwr cork cvia from xruiu the n»v ruins auauni There x>mv .,. 11/ Babcock. F. Holden second. In he bar­ Mr. /ind Mrs. George Monroe and largely attended and netted 4hc Gledn- was no need to repeat t!»- operation.- , E Wk I rel race. W. Houvener won first. C. , children visited with relatives at East 11/ AdriAAtton second. In 1 ’ hop. skip * ■ -i»ndij, • irr>. eunday. Miss Nellie . CasaJny of Carlton Is 14/ jump. O. Chamberlain won first and I. Mr. nnd Mr*. Isaac Houvener and spending the week with friends here. 11/ Bresson *’<-cond. Broad Jump. O. Cham­ children visltdl Jake Houvi tier and Thr Pinery and Bowen’s Mills Sun­ -tMay w«Mln<a are au|»po««l by many /fl berlain first and W. Burtt second, in family Saturday. day schools pknked at Barlow lake Itersons to be unlucky. It Is n heritage the ••free-for-all” trot or pace. Hub. Mrs. Charles -Garrett and soli Ron­ Friday. A. M. y |i "’ from the ancient Roman**. A Mar DELTON. / .MICHIGAN. Casey's h»>rse won first, «J. Montgom­ aid. also En!a Storr of Delton. visited The Rhfiner was pretty Well supplied bride, say Ovid. Is short lived, hfs ; fjl ’V with Hems from Yankee Springs last explanation l>elng thnl the month in- I ? ery’s horse second.. . at H.-Storr * Thursday. Th<- glove contest was won by Mason Madge Templeton* of Delton was the week, there being two Correspondences eluded the celebration of tbe ijjinurix ’ ” sent In. W’eir there .Is room for two. Norwood. Willie TTouvener. his oppo­ guest of Vera Barbour lost Friday. in honor of the dead. Apart from any = Maud Cnsndny returned home Sun­ evil ‘omen, such n time of mduruing nent. .meeting his Waterloo. , Evcrjtiody Is planning to'attend the day after a lent days’ visit’with frlrrfds would lute ■fere with the bathleg and 4, In the bicycle race. W. Burtt won first bund convention at Hickory Corners ‘ atid tkld Acker second, in (running Friday. here. ’ , toilet area getnent* that were iproper Mr*. Sarah Ackley nf Leslie l* aprnd- preliminari ** to weddings. Plutarch Mrs. Oren BreX-e nf pfalnwell . ailed *” J ” *• race. W. Lowden’s horse won first and Ing thr week’ with her sister. Mrs IL Huggerts tiwt. ns April was the month on Mrs. Storr Munday. , » I. Howvener’s second. ■F. Norris, and other relative* hen-. al June ‘that to ~~ soof Venus dL.Lzi of Juno t: One of the most interesting featiA-es Mrs. Huldah Potter, and nephew Carl lect Muy was to slight those aupUal of the afternoon was the “working out’ SHULTZ. are spending a few days with relatives goddesses and that June, a* tbe .month of Mr. Blackman’* two-year-eld colt Mr*. D. M. Kelly and son Harry of . of tlie young (Junlores). was preferable beside of a running horse., Tlils little Grand ihiplds are- spending wyeral in Grand Rapids. Zell Courtney of Charlotte is the guest to Muy, the mouth of the old (mtijuresi. animal certainly shows wonderful days ut Peter Mosher’s. of his father and other relatives here. Ovid’s “Meuse malas malo mibcrevulspeed and Jerry says he would not. t»e S. Nash was home one day last week, Mrw. Wil! Raymond and children re­ gus ait" (there is a popular saying that afraid to take the colt to Lexington, turned to their home near Jackson Sat ­ then he left-for Allegan io join his wife, wicked women wed In May) vvaa in­ For the convenience of those who wish to order ail of their papers at * Ky.. to compete with the prize winners. urday after a brief stay here with rel­ scribed oil tl»e gate of Holyrood when one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to .date, can get t There was another bull game in the who Is caring for her son's wife. Mrs. W. Newell, who is In very poor health. atives. the BanNek aud any one of the following for one year in advance, as j Mary, queen of Scots, married Roth ­ afternoon between Delton and Clover­ Mis* Elsie Wetzel of Hastings spent well In May, 1567. What followed follows: . -f dale. thi latter winning « second vlcRUTLAND CENTER. from Monday night until Thursday of strengthened Scottish belief iu May's The. musical recitni given by the unluckiness. In the evening there was a dance-hi last week with Mrs. F-W. Zerbel Mis* Llbble McCallum returned from pupils of Zera Newland, assisted by Ira Banner and Detroit Daily Free Press the-ball and a very- large crowd atS3 os* Sheboygan last ■week, where she hud McCollum, a| Irving, last Saturday li'iuledJ. Every one uses the term “crony” in Banner and Detroit Daily Journal OB* been spending some time with her evening, was considered a great sueThia was a. lively day in Delton und the sense of “ chum" or “ pal. ” nnd the everybody coming from far and near, father. «ho wus-so severely injured by Banner and Grand Rapids Herald 3 OS* Mrs. Warren Foreman will’entertain phrase “old cronies" bos become spe­ falling, off « mower. She reports him returned home In the evening, having cially familiar, but It Is doubtful Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal • spent .a pleasant day and promising to able to be around. .mines Wood of Grand Jtaphl'e called whether the original word, bort any Mr. and Mr*. WHllatn Tuttle enter­ Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and Live Stock recurn to the field day next year, pro­ reference to friendship. Tbe new Eng­ on hie nwther one day last week, then tained the fornfcr's sister frpm Indiana JournalL.j. viding Delton has one. lish dictionary puts down Its origin to 35 went to Caledonia to work. Inst week. ■ academic slang and quotes the immor­ Mr. anti Mrs. Cole of Eaton county Banner and Michigan Farmer......................................... j. 60 Ernest McCallum aud family *l»ent Many persona in tifis community are tal Pepyw for the earliest instances of visited their brother. C. ,A. Newland. suffering from kidney complaint who lost Sunday at this ‘place, the guests Sunday. Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Its use. Quite recently, however, an old t could avoid fatal results by using of his mother. letter of a atlll earlier date has come to Homer Shively of the city visited Banner and New York Tribune farmer.............. .......... 30 Foley s Kidney Cure. For sale in­ Several from th|s place attended the light, In which a scholar Ih described Arthur E. Mulholland, successor to W. funeral of Byron Spiller, which was relatives here Sunday. . •To those living on Rural Routes, only. : Mra. P. M. Bldke of the city is visit­ as “content to destroy bls body with held at Urbandale uri Wednesday of H. Goodyear. night labors and everlasting -study to ing relatives here at present. Gertrude Qtls I* visiting in Hartings. overtake hte chronyes and contempora­ Win McLravwy of the city is visiting ries." From this It would seem clear These special cates are offered as an accommodation to Banner pat The Edger school house is receiving at Charles’Dearing’s. that the word was a bit of university rous. If there is any paper or magazine not on the above list on which a new coat of point Edwin Shull* has tired of country life jargon, usedJo denote students of tbe For Infant, »nd Children. wb can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER and Is now working in one of the fac-. G. Belaon Is, having Rome carpenter same date and coined from the Greek 4­ .work done on his home. tories in Hastings. word that appears in the terms “chro­ : Is never sold for less than $1.0© whether in combination or alone. A very enjoyable time «an spent at All special prices are made on the other papers. In the combination. Carl McDonald has been spending tbe nology," “chronometer,” “chronograph,” the Pomona grange at the Gloss Creek past week with his grandparents at Bears the that are connected with time. hall last Wednesday. *■ Coots Grove. Slgnacareaf the >tate L. T. L,, cau<«il on >n several of j. the young people of this plUw List I CLOVERDALE. HINDS’ CORNER. ALDRICH BROS.! w HANDLE THE FAMOUS /jl M Furniture Department, fl Run and fl U/ our j*; Hardware. Bugs, you don't >alDRICH BROS Get Your Year's Reading NOW! n CASTOR IA Iti Kind Yon Rare Always Bough’ I 0/ �HASTINGS BANNER. AUGUST 81.1905. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT WRIGHT BROS. SUMMER SALE ! OUR Sale Starts SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER k 2nd ) Once more we come before you w ith our semi-annual announcement. This time we are going to make a greater effort than ever to give you such inducements that our stock of Summer Goods will practically be cleared out by the 6th of September. In order to get you to come to this Sale, we will offer many lines of goods suitable for Fall trade. There are hundreds who attend our Winter Sales and purchase their Spring and Suhimer supplies. Why not buy Fall and Winter goods when you get such good bargains as we are offering. You know, as well tis we do that it does not pay to hold goods over from season'to season, and will notice always how clean we keep our stock, from out of date stuff. We simply sacrifice at the end of each season regardless .of profits. OUR Sale Ends SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER < 16th ■ We promise you bigger Bargains than you ever had before in Hastings, and you know we keep our promise Read every word of this splendid Price List, then come and we’ll prove to your satisfaction that our gains are better and bigger than you can get anywhere else. Sale starts Saturday, September 2nd, 1905 Groceries at . Mid-summer Sale of Table Linens All our 50c and 5i»c Table Linen at 42c All our 75c Table Linen at 63c All our 89c Table Linen at 75c All onr *1.00 Table Linen at 87c All our *1.25 Table Linen at; 98c All our *1.50 Table Linen at*1.33 10 Pattern Cloths 8-10, 8-12, 8-14 at.... 1-4 off Mid-summer Sale of Knit Under-wear 10c Ladies' Vests, bleached, at.... 15c Ladles’ Vests, bleached, at Ladies’ Vesta, bleached, at Ladies' Union Suita at........ ’ 50c Ladies’ Union Suits at 25c Ladies’ Drawers, laced trimmed, at Indies’ Drawers, ankle length,-at. 10c Children's Gauze Vests at 25c Children's Union Suits at Mid-summer Sale of Ladies and Children Hose 15 dozen Hudson Hose for Children. Every pair Children’s 15c Hose at... 25c fancy tan Hose for Ladies at.... 25c black lace Hose for Ladies at... 50c black lace Hose for Ladies at... 75c black lace Hose for Ladies at... Mid-summer Sale of Dress Goods 50 inch Panama Cloth, black only, *1.10 at... 1... 54 inch Sicillian silk finish, black only, *1.50 at... 54 inch Thibet Cloth, all oolore and black *1.50 at 5 Dress Patterns in Zibeline mixtures. 85c at Phone 30 > 10 c 12ic 18 lbs Pure Cane Sugar for . 25 lbs French’s White Lily Flour 9 bars Lenox Soap for . . 8 lbs bulk Starch for . . 4 lbs Sal Soda for . . . 7 lbs good quality Rice for . 2 cans Alaska Red Salmon for . 4 packages Peerless Mincemeat for 10 lbs Sweet Potatoes . . . 4 cans Riverside Corn . . 9 lbs Rolled Oats .... 3 bottles Sunnyside Ketchup for . 3 cans Eureka Peas for . . . Best quality Black Pepper for . 1 lb of our Famous Black Cross Tea . 1 qt large juicy bulk Olives . . Masons Fruit Jars, pints 55, quarts 65, $1 00 Mid-summer‘Sale of Ladies' Muslin Underwear 1-2 gallon Mid-siimmer Sale of Ladies Ready O to- Wear Garments The skirts we offer are all tailor made, nearly all this season’s style, and anyone who buys a skirt and does not feel that they get the amount of wear that ' they should for the price, may have their money back or a new skirt 15 Skirts that sold at *5.00 18 Skirts that sold at 5.00 9 Skirts that sold at 7.50 11 Skirts that sold at 10.00 1 Skirt, black knub Voile, We offer our *1.00 kind at We offer our 1.25 kind at We offer our 1.50 kind at We offer our 1.75 kind at We offer our 2.00 kind at We offer our 2.50 kind at We offer our 3.00 kind at. We offer our 8.50 kind at. and*6.00 at . and 6.00at . at . . . and12.00 at *18.00. at . Rain Coats New Fall styles from *7.50 to . . 5 dozen black mercerized Petticoats *1.25 at 35c Corset Covers at. , .. *1.25 Skirts lace trimmed •S5c Skirts lace trimmed at *2.50 Skirts lace trimmed at *3,50 Skirts lace trimmed at *4.00 Skirts embroidery trimmed at Mid-summer Sale of Lace Curtains *2.00 Lace Curtains. 3 1-2 long, .for ! *2.50 Lace Curtains, 3 1-2 long, for *3.00 Lace Curtains, 3 1-2 long, for.. *3.50 Lace Curtains, 3 1-2 long, for *4.50 Laoe Curtains, 8 1-2 loug, for *7.50 Lace Curtains, 8 1-2 long, for ... .< .i.. Mid-summer Sale of Miscellaneous 8c Onting Flannel 18c Table Oilcloth, colored ... • 12fc Silkolines 15c Dress Muslins' Simpson’s Calico. 25c Men’s Gauze Underwear .’.L.. 50c Men's Gauze UnderwearL... We've had our little say, now we’ll have ’’doings” commencing Saturday, September 2nd. We can better afford to sell you goods at this time of year at a sacrifice,, than carry them over’till next season. There are many lines that you can Use all the year around, and there are many things from different departments that we have no room to mention, bnt you will see them displayed when .J you come in. Of course you are coming, we take that for granted, because our sales are always genuine mark downs and the store full of ireal bargains, Tell your friends about it and come in as early as you can. Shop in the mornings, if possible, it is much cooler and more pleasant all a^und’' and the' ear-. Her you come to the sale, the greater the choice, and for anything not satisfactory, we will give you your money back without a frown Phone 1 30 & WRIGHT BROTHERS Hastings, Michigan. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-09-07.pdf 7e0e8e993332bc99cd6d4711bad20053 PDF Text Text • Does the Firm You ■’Pade With Advertise j. Hie Banner? . . ■ I H YEAR. THE No. 18. i-HFTtHO . uO 10 flALifAX BANNER HASTINGS Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? HAMIMiS. MICHIGAN. TilUKSHAY. SEPTEMBER 7. r.uif, BLOOD STAINS AROUSED SUSPICION U/u ■ t ia»> . TEN PAGES. „ WHAT IOWA PRO­ "™sp,™a™^odessa fop POSES DOING ! , Blood Stain.* and a Piece of a Skull Bone Found Sunday Morning On Lower Bridge. Ml OR‘ .OF MICHIGAN I TO HELP THE CAUSE OF AORICUL Slill PLEASED ■ Sunday uioming there was lonnd on i thru in that splendid. the walk nt the lower iron bridge big ■ PROSPEROUS STATE. rolotytew of blood, brains and r piede | di bone evidently a part of a ikull bone. I luininhalely viaion. of a tragedy wer. PRINCELY APPRHPRI ING • ' U.Kwnatn.n T ACCHUPRI- A. J. Dann, of the Lake Odessa Times THE “SIAM DAI­ HtN Of LY OBSERVER. 12312748 LEGION CONVENTION Has Pu -chased the Lake‘Odessa Carrie Yutz Walker From Slam. Very Novc| COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE L. | Th, BANNER ,^,,4 fron, ' T. L. AT M E. CHURCH, DEL­ Mrs Carrie Yutz Walker a copy of the TON, THURSDAY. AUG., 30. . Siam.Daily Observer, uf June 9th. I The paper is pubHahcd at Bangkok. ATIAN nr t-on nnr r "nein the“l“t' SEVENTEEN DIVORCE I «jnd is certainly a literary curiosity. MUCH INTEREST OLD BOSTON p-'vply mw a hold-up and murder and I AMUN DF $<190,000 P”hlud»ed in a town the •v-of I«kv pacto tuic Tiur ! This paper has 5}^ columns of news I the to.ly ,<if the vi'•■tt-tn kicked ‘ * - into • the i ------ ■ Udeswi. Hi . many friends‘will to UAotb I HlO TIME ; printed in English, and il columns of WAS MANIFESTED r.iging Thornappie fhornappie. Boats were ' For the Work An-.u,i„ , ( . !'urry ** ),iroftatire from tb- news. , , I ‘ids. in English. There are several coland the tod ?7,W"ork A°«‘y*lng . oods and japer |,d<l in this state. We under­ brought into• req.uMiiun , But The Calendar is not a Heavy One • utaIW evidently tn»le up of Siamese I New Officers Were Elected and Im. andjrankaofthe river up and down the ' *ln>pectinR -— — Soils Hastings j grand be will go west, and bin friends TU . c. characters, but whether intended as 1 hough There Are Several Im, , hope he may to prospered wherever he htrvain Mere w-a eb.d. hot nothing «»,, |„ Charge, portant Business Transacted. news or ad vs. is not clear to us. looking like a body .. of ...man — ur . toast 1 . : . Itaaygs. Mr. Dunn has greatly <ltnportent Chancery Cnses. | There is very little telegraph nqws, andLiterary Program. nas found.. It Htill remains a mystery ; . • L U>u“ M‘chRt’i left Friday for | provedltbe Times. He.w ill combine the Circuit Court will convonL Moniluv I '™' " "«»«■ how this blood and brains . ajjd' tome ! , “V*’ ,Iow“- lo resume work in the ! two 71*ntu aud issue qnt* jmper, which ' We arc unable this week to give sjs tit, and that | SortomWlltb. .lulMlowii taa'liM i A,”"n-tb •dvertbetaeut. we notia, get there, nnd where the body of the l-uiv”ra’ty. Mr. Michael, is in , should be and under his excellent man. th , complete an account as we desire erf ii t .u ii<^ Boston is ■ of the nw* wventwn of tlwn. I»i>.K ,"nk” "nc *‘th » rBriul “• victim whatever it was.cuuhl finveIthe _Af{r*rult,ir*l section uf the Uni- [ Hgetnent. no doubt will to. a very • C< I Atirnlnw r.f uOO,0ftj nrirl andsurplus of £4 $8,000,000 an d the. Loyal Tiunperancc legion Conven­ 4 enjoyable.! Vtatj l>oeu token. So far deligem searchvcra,t-v’ Bn‘l },atl cl>arKV of thu depart- strung find useful paper and a big factor * lw,r< v tion, which wiu- held at the 51. E. hiptif^alnioit be-j ( RIMtlNAL—People vs. W|n. Grav­ the.other with a capital of <4.(MXaUU0 Church, Delton. Thursday, August 81st has failed to bring any results The ”‘ent cl"-'l,1Hry. From an inter- i in the tlevulopmtmt of L-tko O^usstf. bt t'i’ land, .is big j en. larceny: people v.a Geo-! O. Jen- and surplus of H«Kr,000. which would After the opening exerciyes. a parlia­ opinion generally expressed is that '?eW' ^ra Wu l«arned that it whs • ’ ram p patueiS and ; I ASSYRIA GRANGE. ■ ■ n‘I^!** disposing uf contractiproperty: indicate that Bangkok was a very mentary drill was given by Mr. Starr. some one killed a dog on the. bridge Xbe purpose of the state to make its ■ al: kind! M.*>--m to be [j-and threw the body into the riv erJ “(»’ncult^r'11 *011001 the leading one in w.ii , .... ■ iwople va Cha*. Pixley, bastardy; large commercial center. ,. v , aM . w pu _ W. tf-nhwl too lata to publfah m. ch,. A Jtrtotiiuj: large nnmstitution was adopU-d. The following , But av it would seem that the <lOg dog's tosly .! !. -vunt MXUI LIIUI MIU 8 FMKIV ... '*> or^1, 3,1,1 lhe-v un‘ preparing t<. full.th« program fur Assyriai Grange .| people vs. Arthur Crites, disposing of ' SECOND CROP OF BERRIES. »Md{ sailing-ves- , Would new officers were elected : • *to 'found• :in. the river, if .. that ..... | . r. ,nnke g‘Mxi .' un thftt hl,,,u T1,e to lead in thediicnMion 'contract property; people Iva John;. Mrs. E»*,wls Hpwe, uf Baltimore.. lun .are passed: . . .... Pres.— ChorlotU Barnurn. Coats is where some K aPProl,rmH' $-'«>.«M> for agricul arc Wjl Jnpes, Alice Wiltor and Ih; were the case. 1Here ’ ' .t.t. under the .11met WJraJ M^viu wifi ^ive i Dickena ■ malicious “ "«?'» ‘ injury "J ’ r r to iv-WHy Ipropyrty : ' l™»Rht tin. city Saurduy a br ' .1. ustlstarting out ......................... Grove. • ’ • 1] .honM get i„ w J •»">? »*-■* ’» <•»* •«........... .......... = r-r. -...... " T people vs. vs. lacwis Lewis Cole, Cole, gaiaing. gmiing; for foi I.of a raspberry boah having s» vend s of |he cafth. or i Sherlock Holmes should get in hi« ; ..f ,u.. ___ :__ i-.___ , . . ... ■ I people Vice Pea. -John, U. Killick.. Duster. work and tell an anxious pulilic wtot r,'„’Uon v** r > ’ ittr Kriy of the agricultural Iketche. from the lift, of Paul Junra. . ,, ” ---------------—................ vuiiem, jwntence; people va Rutord Craven. ' nice, plump, ripe berries. Who can si sime fqreign .. .... 1 ’ L. college rtf th.. uf.vtM. *1,;. ....... . . . • .. . statv. Of this, a very also spe*k of his nationality aud .plate of the ftafe Cor. Sec’y.- Bennie Smith.. Coats 1 receiving stolen property; jeople va ; teat it? > ats i'verj where. really did happen. *j expended expenoeu in Jr<of bnrial. Grove. j • large proportion will ito Ulic. it is a won. Vesta Herrick abandonment of wife j . Ii (•JMT'V-ltltr __ i! . 1 ------------ -------- carrying i.nl ujit the <v..wlr work .kr of »F... the departRec. Sec’y.— Herbert Morehouse d accidents are । aodohHdnm: vw Vera Ackett. . lnnn hlv tV I ment of chemistry. This work Ajifl i 1 Delton. '• ' ' thj? Avay into! ! consist of exiinkiusDg prepared foods’ I I Tea i - Truman Merriam LakeCdcesa. 1 h*- i fort where | j Mna. Dir. - Mrs. 1>. W. Shepard Del­ ; Hr man and stock which are on sale ' Fl Y ISSUES OF FACT -Jacob Reelmau FnflCFC MFhF • opfintd. Wi* 1 I in that state, also fertilizers Iowa i III vs E. S. Grtofend. • narr: FiwdcIb E. LKsImLv HlKL I Toe fol In v< ng were phosen as ’ sd|>erSam's big has nu pure-foufi law. and much fraud j ’ ! aud .Scid Beach Va Ctty ’ pf Hastings. ! iulendvijls of depart Went work: is t'.vt.v-anwva prepet rated u> in the iimnufactute of ... mv .MIHIIUlUt lUIa: v, ; trespass: Ekart Brewing Co. pt John .Pn-a* Alice Whetstone, Coati Grove IN THE U.S., S^YS THE GOVERN- articles sold in. that state which . ....... j i.._ Mre Hastings and carlton FARM. Yarg<*r, assumpsit: John Egg|e*lon va WERE SADLY INTERFERED WITH {Bunker hill Fluwer Miwdon-w-A lice Shultz. ’ shut out of othei- states where a rigid ! ERS ^L'T IN A BUSY DA\ MENT ENGINEER IN USE­ ..... .w .......... fly-jhE RA!NS. AFTERNOON of hustings, --------------tresparai onR the case-.1 ;! WBD- i City , Shultz. • ' , pure foud law* iaiin operation. 1 John W. Wing vs. Luclndal Vester, LESS WORK. big buildLiteatnre—Sadie MrLeay. Prairie- . i But what is of most im]>urtance is ■ jSESDAY, Aug. 30th. SPORTS WERE GOOD. iteppeal from justice court ; Sturgis &i .• from th/• yille. j the proyiotmd soil-map of Iowa, which . , Burn Mfg. Co. va George wjjpotter. I Medal Contest's—Nellie - Curtis, will, to made under Mr. Michael’s F.±™ oelton won both I.iingK’filing on. NEED OF INTELLIGENT, Woodland. ■ direction. This 'consists of u chemical J COULD GET STATE be ‘ jk.-eton Tea A literary program, very interesting, SYSTEMATIC WORK ; examination and analysis of the .jwil ! AID OF $500 '-tent. Bank va Mm S. D. Harter at. BALL GAMES and having apccial reference to import­ n Ireton atom un each quarters^vtion of land in that ‘ • ; tuchment; Cary U. Edmonds [vs. Em- j ant pba.-** of L. T.I.. work, was car­ Aie hail 'been ■ state. Indeed til* work may be car- j met. Everts, assumpsit : Bartholomew ■ ried oht in the . nfternton. Sixty t: alt t,he more lo the End That Labor Put on tied toeven smaller areas where un A Mlle! By Doln; Horse Race Proved an Interesting J.uten vs. Melvin Chandler, niur. six sulwcriptions toitlie Crusader weftI evident difference of soils exists. The ’•^ty I After otir Highways May Give Satlsfac- j«--— -• * CHANCERY CAUSES FIRST : Feature. Wright Bros. Delivery­ ted iy a C. S. taken. j purpose of this work is to show • l i , to i CLASS—Charles Blackfoot v® Kittie ' lory Results. ulmlity huwThe chief feature of the evening was I What'crops the particular soil is best ■ Horse Won. Olmstead, bill to set aside deed and ; the graduating exercises of-fhe riaxs of ad anted fur. for. and and i?’, the th.. kind Lin<l and »mt * With Lto<l railroad. A State Good Rot>ds Convention was '; adapted ................... , muoradaW, mrterpnre many —.i#ic ,rfornu„M. Un j.(,j h. Labor Day opeaed with promise of 1005 from the Senior Legion. Mr. Starr ..... ti <‘n this held in Port Huron Ifit week. It was । amount of fertilfeera neceusurf to keep j farmers yff C'»r}fnn Carlton avwl and lluulinwv Hastings te.v.** trustee, va John E. Blurry, bill being anything but pleasant, u pour­ delivering the commencement addram. :-iiciH i. ;then a large, interest mg and highly success- this soil to the highest state of fcrtily | ship have taken hold of the work of nu* , in the nature of a Judgment Creditors ing raiu most of the night and flying .'•Oiini up tfn fnl gathering. It could have Iwen ! ’Ly. ! gravelling the road leading from the ,bill; Tripheua (loodenuugh vs.: Edward clouds covering the sky in the morn­ There were also very enjoyable musical featuroi for the evening program. ■'t romjietent nothing lew than that . w ith such a ; «’V bekin the work. Then ■ Andrus qorncr north to the toWn line., M A. Burton, administrator, bill; fur ac- ing. Bubpld Sol togan totaae a little RtMolutiuns were j aKX-d pledging aid . ue(three we man as -Good Roads Enrle, ” state . there will i:o «loubt fullpw. as in lili^ j Wednesday was the day for the "bee." , ■ counting; Martha Houghtaiin vh. Ix-tha courage as the day inovt d on. and con- to State L. T. L. work; appreciating ilJ ■ not have hiRhu-ny commiMteotf. m th, , "bi". e*.,miI1.tiu>. oC ol cte>». : H w., « Innunuu. Thirty thrw teum. Adkin,Thirty ” H three JuJ^u, Cr«17u>r»e”‘ rltnM w'buv, wav ubouHlTthoih teams Adkins -------- hti -----------the excellent work done by Mias CharirBlu«laireetingg«.iM.>dth<HmvM .n-.«'l««"Jolb<u,b ulei1t.that ma; l« reponnllfor work ra dnw th, gravl blu■ Loute M. Fox va Tho. 8mu» th, weather wm a mixed pymorftten it wus: the ' j profitably in manufacturing. ; which A. IL Nteb. A. Nititola generoonly do- ’ bi), ................. ... ........utilized -wur-wbrniw. whiehlL I. gmwrvwdr d„- >,, ; Ul,ri, 1 „„m -ttnwOT. All thia vrpmnM 1 otte Barnum and • Mr. *,loyd .Starr; ar .4 rxproMuig thnaka to the W. C. T. We ciinnrt go into partiful4rs of the • (>”r romtrrs will niter the er.be. splen- ' r.^~t. r.atixl. TS* The rillzwJ ciiiz.-: Hastings hired . rent . >lw>r th, lIMlnlK, Inrwl 2<i ,■ A B„wwr Thumaa and Lwy Dan- ' the eontemvlatcl olWrvanoe uf Later ----- ’ 2Over » ieU rd! those, fa- glittering nor say much alx*irt its many ' did letter tetter we «.■ recently nwutly published PuM»h«l from Iron, . shoveller! .bvvvltert ft„ loa.1 the „ (ravel. K, ’ 1)ay h, lb, ,nb.„. U.. R T. L. and citizens of Delton lor their kindness and hospitality. The opted exceDeait features. One the must Dean Deen Davenpurt. Daventert. thd the former termer Woodland half a n mffe mte was w« fini-#>ed. lln.rted. and that th.t the rte > <;HANCEItV CAUSES SECOND '‘led. Tin-ten n.on progrnm wm. carefully prtqmrcd-and tellilig addresses ; man who has charge uf the Illiutiis ! farthest 4rotn the pit. It is the inten- : CLASS ‘Stella Milter vn Arthur Mil- ! dtearranged. In tte utternmtn the pro- second annual <xmveBtiun closed .with an excellent feeling by al] who attend­ wmXh liv«-red by A. N-. Johnson, higli- 1 ojUv-ge of • agrieiilture* and who *6 tion of.ri|««M- interested to have another I! ler, divorce: Mina Dewey 4*. Glen i gram was carried out oh nearly as ed.. and with an .enthusastk* ^mrjKree wav Vugineer of the L’nitt^l States De- I forcefully wrote about the urgent need l»ee and finish this stretch of road, ; Dewey, -divorce: Cynthia Bull k's. Ro-i poxsibh- un schedule, and some of the to push the work and xnnke next.year’s Public pitrlnu nt of Agriculture. ] He pointed i .in Michigan of such wurk us is being } The thirty-three men with man Bull, divorce: Llewellyn J Burgh*; forenoon exercises were also held then. convention even mon of a sucres*. out that «te >pept «cb.war !«ton, in lllinoh .ior tte .h-v»b.t»meat ; ate reroftrf ter teSnem ware: Otte; j"’J ~ "K^J|Tliu7ibdon! »—it- »—’.jjivorce: ; But the crowd that would surely have Wc are indebted to Mr. Herirert in thte country on tto public ittabwaya. •>< «M« arrirultural tendon. Jrw. Knowtea. Cha. Smith. Win,rJ Wgnler yIrtu y|,„. Warner l»*cn here had the day been a good one ; Morohoupe, the Secretary,- for an acwell and.of tbi. vast nitn liUyfhiui, nr It te evident tlmtllowa i- prciutiing to, Will Wfonw. Fred HeminK. Mike • d|WHTO_ wm prevented by ito rains, aud the of tho |inMnje(|ing; old cow $25 ODO.(UM) is wasted by ^nindirectwl ! duns much wr mure than Illionis in this j Vester, John Shriber. CIhul Graves, j• PRO CONFESSO CASES --Jackson j bedraggled condition of everything out j -------------- „ Michigan should certainly W ill........................ Savdcoul, H. A. Nichuis. E. M. 'Iwanbangh Vvs. s. Amtuida Laubatigh, di* platting th«* and nselt---work un the.'pnjbliij xiq rrnuto. riMuis. i direction — — .a.............................. ... ...... Amanda LaubaUgh. di- of doors. The Mutual Benefit Amocia- j IMPORTANT REAL liiilj* calls follow and if If jxMrible possible lead hind in future Brown. Geo. C. I Nichols. Randall i vonce; Jnelah .... Slaughter । a plah was This enormous waste ccriaiiily „ .... vs. William, . I Hon deserve credit for carrying out . . .. along this line. Gratae*, t. K. Bartor.* Adeltort Senter j • ESTATE DEAL Slaughter, divorce; Etta elocnm vs. j their program as nearly as they did. for methods that shall pt vant such ' developement We are pleased to announce that Mr. Geo. E. Nichols. Amasa Richardson, Oliver Slocum, divorce; Hattie Nesbit There was a good attendance of factory in it it almost loses it* fright fully extravagant we t,/ Bring Ed. Bump, Henry Clark, ’ Fred . Buinp. 'vw. (me street that this home to Burry county, Iti-isprob- ' Michael will write some articles fur vs. Earnest Nesbit, djvorce;; Mabie j employees all day, and of those inter­ ft.. I. Hendershott Buys State Street uhich hy the .way is able that not less than $25, X»tis sp<mt j the BANNER on topics suggested by Geo. Altofft, J. Montgomery, Birney Parks vs. Frank Parks, divorce!: Cora I ested in the stores in the afternoon. McIntyre] Will Clary, David Ragla, Property. Will Build Block ii Fan-.-ul Hall, isn't each year in this county in cash and* I his work and to aid the . agitation for Bander vs. Gottlieb Bassler, .divorce: The factories were dosed all day and of Stores. •iih; het in width, ana days* work on tte roads figuring work, i more attention in Michigan to state Fred Andrus, B. Risbridger. Deck John Sanborn by next friend va Stella the business places closed in the after­ Saturday last, as will be seen by the ingntor of IxisinOss places at tte average price of lahir for man aid in developing our splendid soil re­ Sprague, Lonnie Wood, Arthur Ken­ Santoro, divorce: Verner Town vs. noon. 1 H’-'$’boulevardt?)" was and team? Think of the waste of over source.*. Now is the time to begin the yon, James Endsley, Theo. DeMott. Imella Town, divorce; Florence Par­ | The ball games were the features of real estate transfers, R. I. Hendershott, John Henkes. :: tngfe Avenue, " perhaps to* half of this, for over half of this work in Michigan. mer va Horace Parmer, chvohje; the program. The first game was be­ purchased J}ve fronts on State St., of The ladies equally Reams, interested with the the Woodworking, nine of this Edward Burton, administrator of the tween Walter W. Reams va Bertha • ‘■nonunion page threj*. work and money is expended in. ways men, and furnished a fine picnic din­ divorce; Ada Gammond vs. Melbourne city and Delton, and was won by the estate of C. 8. Burton. The 110 feet that do not make the roads permanetly LIVE STOCK BREED­ ner for the workers which was served Gammond, divorce; Alice J. Kelley latter, the score standing 14 to 11. begins 22 feet west of Chidester A Bur­ better. We hope there may be more PATRICIAN PICNIC ERS ASSOCIATION on Mr. Nichols’ lawn. Then the Bookcase Co’a nine tackled ton’s store, and extends 110 feet west. va Frank E. Kelley, divorce. interest taken in the subject by the Thus h« auspiciously begun a splen­ the winners and it was a pretty contest’ Mr! Hendershott has hot purchased people of Barry county, and {by the AT THORNAPPLE LAKE did work on a bad stretch of road. The prfiilojit lasted, but had to bo called, at this property for speculation, but as an highway commissioners and district Preliminaries Arranged Saturday. gravel should be put on at least four A GREAT CROWD PRESENT the end of the fourth inning on ac­ investment. All who know him under­ overseers, to the - end that permanent feet xvider and several inches deeper lotiJay Rains Prevented Permanent Organization Later. count of rain. stand that he will not have idle prop­ work may be done. What Michigan than now.; but that can be dune later. At the Auction Sale Held By Alva Crowd But They Had a The score was 4 . to 3 in favor of erty, but improves ii always. It is his needs is a tetter roads system: but Sale at the Fair. This show what can to done by enter­ Dunn, Tuesday, in Rutland Delton. intention to build n suletantial two *Jood Time far better work can l-e dune under tho Fifteen or twenty farmoni inveroatod prise and co-operation. We ho^re to see One of the most interesting races story business block-of five stores with Township. n tebur Day-didjnot pre- present system if the people ahd the in the breeding of pur6-bred live atoua much of the same work done in other In Barry County the BANNER hat was the half mile race Two horses good Iwsement'under each. The de­ ruad officers are determined ko have it :u<-hmii from earring out met in the HuperriaorH’yoom at the townships: If the farmers interested inaugurated the feature of advertising were entered, one of them be*ng one tails hare not yet been settled but it is tu til tu.- r program at Thorpcourt house Saturday, to plan for a in this road will add a little to what auction sales in place of advertising of Wright Bros, delivery horses and the safe to say that whatever Mr. Hender­ »l ■ ■; ••cted-crowd could hot i Barry County Pure Bred Live Stock they are doing they can get the state them by the uld-time mefhod of ’ -auc­ other owned bv a Mr.; Johnson. *016 shott undertakes to do will be well •i ■■■! the moisture; Because | Breeders Ansociatton. Those preaent aid of $500 to the mile, fur grades on tion bills." Newspaper advertising of first heat was won by Wright Bros, done. It m very welco ne news to our QUICK RETURNS . ...i-h<*l with an account ■ seemed to bH very much interested in this stretch of ruad are excellent. With auction sales prevails in several (count- horse, who might have won the second citizens that Mr. Hendershott has se­ until Wt*jln< 5'iay morn* Try the matter, and good results are cer­ the $500 extra, as fine a road cun Id to ie« of this state almost wholly, the heat too had he not Ixrtted the track cured this real estate, and that credit­ From BANNER Want Advs eonstructek as need be. B ANN EK to press at tain tu come from the meeting. auction bill being almost wholy un­ and ran. around by the -hay barns, able stores will replace the structures Them and You’ll Be Con­ Gt give an account of the It was thougirt liest not to effect known. It is a method approved by Frank Cramer, the plucky, driver, now occupying the lots purchased. vinced Too. i program was carried h jrermanent organization, so a WRESTLING CONTEST up-to-date auctioneers, and endorsed clung to him like death to a uigger. and was greatly on­ BOOMING THE FAIR MONDAY NIGHT by the Association of Auctioneers and with blanched face he showed up Two, weeks ago <). D. Spaulding committee was chosen to submit a ! r. a-nt There was a advertised some rooms and n house to plan at a furore meeting. Names will Secretary Schmitz attended the Band Last week Mr. Alva Dunn, at. Rut­ fur the third and final heat which he ■i war by men pud same rent in the BANNER want column. to secured of the Barry County breeders At Parker’s Hall. Albert Hemey land. advertised an auction sale in the won by about a half a length. . Tournament at Hickory 'Corners Fri­ jumping contests Shortly after, he had secured the de­ of pure-bred live stock, and all will be Running race l£ mile. , day and took along some Fair Ixtoks BANNER for Tuesday of this week, Won Contest From Edward entf red into with sired tenant* through this use of print­ invited to attend the next meeting WYight BrosI..2..1 for distribution. A large crowd was and'a couple of BANNER ruprasentaMouvener. Johnson ..................... 2. .1. .2 when the organization shall be formed. present and a splendid time enjoyed. . tivea. drove out to the sale seven miles ers ink. A friendly wrestling contest witnessed west of the city. One only needed to It ia hoped to arrange also for an Barry County is richly blessed in the Last week a certain man advertised In the half mile race there were two auction sale of pure bred stock to be by a good crowd took place Monday look at the big crowd present aud to way of bands. and the boys are all put •g people -ud' this city to secure a good man to care for his held-on the fair grounds on one of the evening at'Parker's hall commencing look at the rigs nitched everywhere, to starters Guy D., record 2:20 and Billy ting up first clmw music. Mr. Schantz,’ Friday evening to attend W0 acre farm, inquiries to to addressed M., owned by Billy Montgomery. The at 8 o’clock, the contestants being Al­ conclude that Mr. Dunn’s Auction Sale­ days of the County fair. informs the BANNER that the fair ih care of the BANNER. We sent b’. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. bert Herney. who works for R. K. adv. in the BANNER had been read. this year will Ire bigger and tetter than ’ 1 Middleville, in honor of four’replies to the adv. within two first two heats were won hy Guy D. in Grant, aad City Mail Carrier Ed ever before, and that the prospects for their L,< »• orest It is estimated that close to 400 people days after the BANNER was mailed, They left Hastings CHANGE IN THE BANNER. Honvener. The contest was to be the a close finish, the time being 1:30. a large and anccesaful fair are very on thn -l • , i in. train returning on and many havfr called at the office in were present, Prairieville. Orangeville, Guy D.. the v.Lv best three in five falls, and was an in ­ Yankee Springs, Thornapple, Barry, fiatterirv Billy M. u )y train Saturday morning, person. There is no question about the merits Larger Sized Paper Than Heretofore. teresting and exciting one. It took Hope, Rutland. Irving Johnstown, ‘ Time 1:20. ; -'ery jolly time. the whole five touts to determine the Baltimore. Bastings City and Town­ of the BANNER'S want column. It is Gain A Full Page of contest, winch was won by Hemey. ship aud Carlton Townships being rep­ the “clearing house’’ for anything you SCHOOL OPENS Old Size. Bout onei wiw .won by Honvener, resented. wish to buy. sell or rent. Everybody who took a fall out of Heme} «n just Bidding was lively and everything PROSPEROUSLY in Barry Co .reads the BANNER and if Our readers will note another change sold at a good price. Mr. Duna exanyone in the county wants to buy or in the BANNER this week, two inchee 45 Keconda Bout 1 two I was a stubborn struggle preaeed himself as greatly pleased and rent what property you have for such having been added to the. length of each Indications Point ts a Record Break­ totween the-two men. ------ -, - who were very , highly commended Auction Sale adrerpurpose, the BANNER ia the way to column, making them 22 inches instead — ing Attendance This Year. Large reach them. Several other Idstances of 20 as heretofore. This change will, evenly mnlriied. It Im<«1 13 minuttn. । u,lng jn the BANNER, white W. H. i Couch, the auctioneer, had one of those Number of Outsiders. of quick returns from BANNER advs. on the 10 pages of seven columns each and was won by Hemey. Bant three wont to Houvener. who •'smiiea that would not come off. ? gain 240 inches, or exactly a page of could be mentioned. Th" welcome sound of the school won it in one and one half minutes! the former sixeof the BANNER. Thus toll w a. heard again Brnsday. At tte MASON'S Al-fENpONBout foot Henwj 'K b, s-tiinfl Lr. F, €. degree Wadn-dxy yt- $25,000.00(1 ANNUAL WASTE ; ,, LIST OP CASES NOTED ON THE Wave. ELEVEN CRIM A. j. Dann, proprietor uf thje Lake j CALENDAR. Thues, ha-, purchased of Al. I INAL CASES THIS TERM. Weliei-’ the Uike Gdeska Wave. Mr. ■ Wetorj had made, an- excellent paper of . , . -------------1—t- . V* | ■ TlifT MADE THE MI ■fX^'1 u'"n’"■■s,"rk’' lABOR DAT lX= I I Five legion- were �HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 7, !»>.’> 2 I AN APPLE FROM ST. PETERSBURG The days of lOtZOOG majorities will not j TWO SUCCESS­ last long. TheiNfe party must hope FULL AUCTIONEERS every Ttnunrtay forenaan at for success, not on the mistakes of Hasttnr*. JjWitafc.__________ ■ • , its enemies, but on its own merits. Who Have Had a Long and Very Sue ! . [Original.] ' Check t ook campaigns are not credit COOK BROS.. Editors. Before leaving St Petersburg Imme­ able tu anyone, and the party that cessful Career in Managing diately after the great January miroraFORTY.NlNTtl YEAR. countenances them cannut hope for Auction Sales. ' ■ ',= i —— u. cre I called on the American minister, public confidence or favor, for it will Subscription by Mali. Poat-PaM. ' The time is at hand when such whom I knew, and be asked me »to car­ merit neither. F,W Waists and Dressing Sacqnes a new line of light flee. e.1 oke.yeak .................. ........... Si 00 change® will lie made as will suggest ry dispatches to Washington, whither SIX-MONTHS . ;..................... ’......... M> auction sales as the simple, natural 1 was going. 1 accepted the eommifl- ft THltEE MONTHS .......... a goods m Persian patterns and fancy stripes,. very There are some significant surface and most effectual method of disposing sion and left on the night train, it was i neat at per yard . . ■ -■ • Entered at .the po»t<»flh» sKHasUnk*. Michi­ indications of a disagreeable struggle of farm tools, horses, cattle, sheep and overloaded with people alining tu es ­ gan, A* MKtond clii$» msttar; for the U. S. snnotorship next year. other live stock, hay. grains, and such cape tbe terrible events transpiring in The republicans of this state have wit ­ ADV^RTislNG RATES. other articles aud products as the own­ the capital. A railroad otSelal tapped Navnrn -tripes, double fold some neat new patterns 1 C * Display adwertlalnr. rales furnished on sppll- nessed all the check book campaigns er may want to sell by this method. me on the shoulder and offered to niiuw ft eattan. |at per yard ..... they car® to, and the next man or mw The auction sale has come to be a rec ­ me to a seat. He took me to a^car first pane.or amotiz HHcsllne; else- who attempt anything of that sort ognized institution iu the fall and where there waa'rbom for but one^erwnere, Tc a llt»e. ArefMte ot seven words to the ought to be given such a lesson that no line. spring. The securing of a good atten­ Galatea cloth for Children's drenswi has no equal Want column lea Word for tsxch InperUou. future contests of that character ‘ill‘ dance of people who are interested in son. put me In. shut the door-nnd wna Card ot Thauks, twenty-firecenu each. off before I could fee him. Thia aston­ [for style and service, regular 18c value at per yard Obituary. |>oni’y and rnsotutlons. Be a lino. lie thought of. the articles to be sold is of course the ished me, for 1 hud Buppo&etl a fee was Notices of births, deaths or tnarria««» will be printed free su« news matter. first essential. But that we will not tbe object of bls attention. ♦ BOr-No eiMiimtinlti&lkin will bo published noSuppose we had hod a man in the discuss now. You mav have the crowd At every stat ioh on the route one or ft presidential chair who had said. ‘ItIs and yet if the manager of the sale is more of the passengers In my compart­ X<>(> ynrds white Outing Flannel at per yard none of America's bn*in<3Mi what they job fflui^riNd. not a man of good judgment, tact, and ment got out till at lust there was but ft The IlANXKX-.il** dne of the beat equipped do anywhere ebte in the world; wt* j sb offices In Western JMlchlean, sail I*-prepared ought not to be concerning ounelyus who knows values and what an article one left, a young girl. I had settled my­ to do every kind of bodksad job printing. ought to bring at such a sale- unless self for a nap. but v?ns Htill half awake, with other nations* businem." The yon have a good auctioneer, in other when 1 was con-»cl«*us that this girl ft war in the far East would still be ih The most”important matter consum­ words, the sale may fail of *uch re­ wua rummaging my satchel. 1 was pwgress. It is right that America mated last week Was the conclumou of sults as one ought to expect. • about to start up to prevent her when should take her place and her respoiv* peace between Russia and Japan. In We present this week the announce­ curiosity changed my intention, and I sibility as a world power. the MnjJpompIcte -orsel the negotiation* leading up to this ments of two auctioneers eitlier of felgmxl to be sound nrfeep. Tbe girl itctiu.’i were *li<nvu the eharactcristicF whom knows just how to manage an found iny'-piiKspori nnd seized upon it ' Al Stock in Horry Coumy of buth nations1— Russian pride, stub­ TALK OF ELECTRIC RAILWAY « | auction sale to get the best possible re- eagerly.-eridvntly mueb relieved to find WJ , bomn&ta and ‘i diplotnacy; Japanese 'suits; both uf whom are fully |iosted it Iu the.satchel. Then she threw off n . snioodiiutAs and magnanimity. Tho To Connect Grand Rapids and Battle on the values of all classes of property mackintosh, took « soft hat out of her ■ Russian pleni)xrtentiaries had^need- i that may be offered at such sales— pocket and uppearedlos u man. Roiling | Creek. Said That Hastings Will ■ know what it ought to bring; both of her castoff clothlug In •« bundle, she ■ ed all that Japan went to war for— • ■* Japan®** supremacy in C-ordi; the w hom are men of such long and success­ lowcrwl (he window ami tblyw It <mt Have Spur. It was not . long after ibis that’ the ■ withdrawal of Russia from Manchur­ The Thursday night Grand Rapids I ful exj»erience in this line and of such train stopped, the door ojiened and an ' Years are but a fool's measure for ia; the restonition to Chink of that good tact artil judgment that, while i youth, which la divine. They bring can- : Press contained a dispatch from Battle officer put In Ids head and allied,-for - I province; aud the reepg'nitiou of the Creek stating that eastern capitalists | always knowing and consulting the paxsport-i. Uw.-.erttta.Iu.oa.MMwlU! I Itau ' z"‘z “ t wisdom nnd a cerK, ifrl. .nd ■>.« un>«l IMde «» dMtk. j tain.belief In the 'tnreslity of joy Aj[ I '’open door" iirClihui,for all nations. interested in a tine from Battle Creek | humor of the crowd Mho attend, they The ^apimeHc dftfnandud. in addition to tu Grand Rapids had met the" day i will manage not to let an article go tJpenlug my satchel,-1 bunteil fbr what >• man is quickly <1 ftlllushwd. whlcm| means ~ th it he has Bet up Ida Corns iii and our Stock no l.narltt. this, the Cession of Sakhalen island, liefure in the health-food* city and de-1 until satisfied they hnvj; the best offer I knew she find tuketr. nnd, not finding ■'icommonly ----- -herotufore owiuil by'RuNria, to Japan: cided that an electric line must Ve i they can-hope to get for it, and who IL endeavored lo explain to tbe officer ;; own Idea of what t dries -should lx* by It will fill your hoart with gn--.it delight ■ the skle of what tl:lngs are and sulks. the limiting uf Russia’)* sea power, in built Jo Grand Rapids, but that Gull , mauageXto have the aggregate of rhe j that 1 had h-ft it behind. Meanwhile ; Lot ins talk with you and figure your Liil f forever at the result He then commits # the East: tlie giving to Japan all war lake was not to be touched by the new. sale np to what the properly ought to i H'e bed produced It. T lie officer We will do it with n right good will' ig was sufficiently abHorlxtl camj ot ' old and prefers tbringi ' * ? was sufficiently absorbed in In mymy case to to [ ' tlH‘ vessels .which had linen forced to fly line since that body of water already band it buck to her with but a hasty e to life. H< clnmloTs Into on»4 from'Jap ships i^to neutral porta; and had an electric line from Battle Creek z.M. other I..M. of the flits man ’• shelters that Itne Elsewhere you yvill see tho familiar ]• or We have Lumber without defect. ' a cash indemnity io Japan that would Instead it was said that this proposed features ot these two men who axe cxnmiDution. 1 the way. curls up within v and smiles T You can buy it all with no regret. , ■ . . ■ f ’’Your XVUl 1pHSsjMjrl! ——-,,---- ' —bp ---dvuUMided r— ----- --------'of ma pay her for the ®o»t of the war. The I pityingly-at the you; g; of all ages press artists m getting tbe ix^t ]M>&n,u!e refl sererelv line was to touch- Wall, Crooked and Shinglea'and Siding. Oak. Henihick and I Russian plenipotentiaries met all throe Gun lakes, and that a spur would lx*! suits from ah auction sale. You will;! -j ihjiik 1 .an satisfy you." 1 said, lug on tv noiuv etK.. no matter' what. and the- i *!» Doors and Windows and all thing- M » the sky . demands with a flat refusal, especially Lui It to Hastings. We do not -know how | fir.ff the announcements in the BAN- ! and. tuklrig- the envrlujiv bearing my allv^ to the beauty >f uuutwwn* ! ClolhU UU<1 till bills HIM! tfiv trCTO, and emphatically declining to pay h much of this has any bihiis of fact, or . NER from now on of W. H. Couch. R ditpatchro addressed: to the secretary 1 Why, there isn't one street in all tin- town j orTuti-Tt ’ M. Pof-gU.... wTjilnil'oii ----------------------..... 7,i -■».“of j hliremviflo ll«. bciutf lo l» wn In cent of tribute. The matter wna con­ whether it is all from the fevered ini- i F. D. No. 0, Hastings, and James At. ' But WE have put liome of our Lumber do embassy, II showed it ;j to 1 one another, breathing deeply i»f the air tended strongly by both sides, but agination of some correspondent. We | Bauer, of this city. We can recom the Amerlinn* An77’’J m«”w»'riU be iireei' _ to ' uf »u™kUi. llrlng .ml taring and Iw ; hlm. J..J. -----...1. And .................... the Waite have gone up and *tb«rShbigi on, Without availing anything seemingly, ‘Joved. until at last hey are made one suspect tho latter. Certainly if such a ' mend them both as vomjietent. reliable And. our Hrick have fanned the chimney each aide upixiaring determined to liue is to lie built, the idea will be to < and successful auctioneers. You will telegraph to St. 1'i‘tershurg for Instruc- , with nature. Bnt fflie heart, like the tiotw. which should arrive {whirr we I carry its point. Thus matters stood carry passengers and freight all the be satisfied with their work. : reached the frontier. Then be lucked liver, grows torpktJ’Ithout exerelse; a Munday, when tl$e laht word came tlie man in tha T 8o WE hustle along in the same old way. .the dour and In n few minutes the train I gradual decay txmieM *t<> “ year, not to get the resort trade for two arsa ow see jwia you V-everyday, V Ul J tlO-V, , from the Czar, flatly,* refusing to re­ startl’d on. ' .1 Mhrltci.ta decay fro u' whhb lie Is re- -V- And are glad to or three months. If business aud profits LIST OF JURORS cede. Then a council was held at be the aim, it would seem more prob­ I expected the girl would thank me I le<»s<xl, much agalnut lil« wl!l,,by dentil. T* Just see us and let us prove: ’ t come aud and eee Tokio of the ckler statromen of Japan for what I had done, but 1 hud played ' There are t<x> many kheltera.—Hugh de Rl That our Lumber is right and on the "Movable that the line would be built to this List of the Thirty Men Drawn for the my part ho well that she really believed Selincourt. presided over by the emperor. Its city from Battle Creek, and from here decisions was cnUed to the Japanese September Term of Clr,I thought - ---- I. laid - —- left my p»4i|>ort l>e I to Grand Rapids. Such a line would Anur Rolryn In Spain. ; hind. Pn'sently I said to her iu Frroch: peace envoys at Portsmouth. When or could reach Fine. Bristol and Clear cult Court. | -Mademoiselle, you will iwisfl the borAfter Henry 1I11-. dlvonid Catha­ the commissioners met the following rine, of Aragon, the [favorite daughter lakes. and by going west from Middle; Thu Mlowing ii a liat ol lh<Juror, d ' r 1 " h ” 11 l™'-'«>'l.r '«■ -li-lalu day. Japan graciously withdrew all ville could touch the beautiful Green drawn for the September term of eiril‘”r u,“' i?' ’1" for of Ferdinand and Isnlxdla, ami mnTried four of her demands that had stood in lake, and run a-spur from there to cult court. They srv snremoned Jo lie j me nt—well. Mippuree I ritAit you ut Anne Boleyn there v^ns Intense disgust the way of peace, asking only for the 1 i Bromberg for return of my*|feiwgprt?" thereat in Sj>uin, anti to riiow their ab­ Gan lake. Thjs would seem to be the . •KDUth half of Stikliaicn island, which wiser course qf business is what the in attendance .it II o'clock in the fore- ’। Without n won! she enme over to horrence■_ they for y»4rx carried around noon of Septemer Pith. ■ where 1 sat. knelt before :ne and kl>WNl aunUnny In prucesshii a huge niligntor the Japanese had owned until Russia road is after. John Adamson. Johnston. my band. • Qa tan-ca. which atniMly menus a ser^ took -it away [from, her twenty-five But we imagine there is nothing but . 'Monsieur, you btive oared me .from petit), and out of thd back of this ani­ years ago. when Japan could not de­ talk to the whole proposition as yet. i Momm Strickland, Maple Grove. " fleAtli or worse than death-Siberia.** mal sprang a female figure intended' Clato PctfingiU, Prairieville. j fend herself against Russian jiggresThat there is a large unoccupied section ■ "Ton arc very fortunate In availing for Anire Boley!:. ; |Tlifa< figure they Samuel DeBack. Orangeville. sion. Thus Russia gained a diplomat­ in Barry County which some electric 1 yoursplf of my passport.” railed the "Anavolen;.”....... ‘ ((Anne ~ Boleyn, Afton Smith. Rutland. There |is no reason why it shojddn ' be. ic victory and wen red peace on more road will occupy we are sun* is the ■ "*U la not Im k. A derk iu the Ameri- the "b" nnd "v" be ing _________ ahniMt IntcrMoses Robinson. Thornapple. Ikin’t poke along without home on: rts favorable terms than anyone had be­ , esn embassy' 'informal our club that ctaingenble Ju Spanbhi. The Idea, ot fact. Bnt thetoJa nothing definite as Simon Neithamer, Woodland. lieved possible. But "Japan gained a yet that we kduw of. ’ you were to depart tonight. Yon were you don't have too: you don't nv J : tot ■ coin-.-’ , was ■protestn nism, i>crsi>nlfi«-d * O. R. Shaw. Yankee firings ! shown into this compartment by a by Aihw fM'iyu. spr nvlng but of ___ far more important victory, a moral jnonejj to-have n pretty home W, v. lur(he Wur E. Andrews, City. railway official who Is also n mdiuber foul bea«( of th<- sji «... The t;„ tnrftsca victory, which will surely win for her. liishedl lots of homes, furnished them right FAIR NOTES. Charles Freer, City. nf tho club. The ecunpnrtment was is slmAv'u to the qirlo is, with the Anathe good.opinion of the civilized world. |oo. 5Ve would like to furnish your hois-', ■ filled with other members of.the club voletia complete, in the hall of the There will fit* u clam for Alierdeeu Frank Falk, Assyria. Jay-an could Tiave jwon further succes­ i to prevent nny one elw from riding iii we’ll tfeat you right. Now is a g< i time Charles Gorham, Baltimore. Glgnntes. which. Is . ippruai’hed from ses, might even have sent a fleet, to Angus cattie kpown as class 7*4 this It. The plan was laid tor me,- in the the gallery round the cloisters <»f the Win. I. Ford, Barry. t» furnish your home when our St. Petersburg, anil completely hum­ was emitted,from the premium list. i hope that 1 might steal your paaoport. cnrhetinil. the moat I >t« resting one In H D. McFadden. Carlton. new ami full and we are offerini: he Loverfl of the light harness home will bled Russia. But she was magnani­ ' Ifad I not found It hi your satchel I Spain— Noles and Qu file*. Samuel Cassler. Castleton. tempting prices now. mous in the hour «jf her stress. But Im treated.to a I genuine colt race in : should have drpgge<l yeu." ' “Why nre you leaving Russia?’ the one most-responsible for this peace the three year |ld class, as some of the > Wesley Stewart, Hastings. I We will furnish your home William .McCallum, Hope. i "Jest now it would not In? best to '* Disraeli was In l«.v is Theodore Roosevelt. It iwas. he v'ho best colt.'j in Jhr state will compete. wlth a widow, whether you have the money or not. i tell you." Charles Wing, Irving. called on the wirrpbg nations to cease Mrs, Wyndham Lewis Que ........day. when F. A. Black in an has consented* to •’ "You are .right. I would hither not Austjn Ferris. Johnstown. ’ an ®odiildt|un half mile, with his fighting, and it wu* he whb kept tlio give ; |ic went to call, the Inly!sitting by the , know." -­ Dougins Van Wagner, Maple Grove. ! window, saw hlm.npRr'HU king anil or­ • wires hot with suggest ions to the black pacing ftwo year old. Delton i When we reached tbe frontier die train Mark Norris Jr.. Prairieville, dered the servant to-day that ehe was rulers of both nations and urged Girl 1 by Strongwoxl on Thursday of the . Mopped, and the officer' appeared aud nut at home. When the maid reached Henry Collison. Grangeville. mutual concessions looking1 to peace in fair, i PIANOS AND ORGANS. thia filly is very fast and a pef. said that he had received a telegram the ball the statesman James Random. Rutland. wan hanging up THREE LICENSED EMBALMERS. the interest, of mankind. As the Gar­ fi'ct beauty. i that at the .request of the Aiheriran Ills overcoat’" • Albert Williams. Thornapple. : mhdpter 1 was to lie permitted to go on man foreign office truly wiid. in com­ Nothing but the weather can stop "Mrs. Lewis, air. b not at home,” Hiram B. Miller. Woodland. I Without a passport. As.soon us he had menting on the result, *:itj has made the fair from I being a great success Guy Pierson. Yankee Springs. । withdrawn I looked at tbe gl£l. She said the flurried maid. « President Roosevelt tire most important here i ’s hoping the fair weather will _be “I did not ask for .X rs. nt. Lewis.” was „.,3 had fainted. I revived her with a John Busby, City. personage in international-I statesman­ fair. the calm. stntcsnianllMe' reply. "-OOOOOCCC draft from my nask. Charles Pickle, City. The premium'books for tho Fair can ship." No other ruler would have "But 1 don’t know v hen she will tie We hail not gone far beyond the i»orDavid Huggett. Assyria. back." urged the maid dared to propose pence to jRussin and I1 kj had at the following places through­ der -when from under a shawl on the 8. A. Wertman. Baltimore. "Nbltker. do I,” ph losopHlcally ro Japan. Those two countries would out < the county. The several "newspa­ seat behind her she pnalueeii an apple, have declined to listen to tllie suggus- per I offices in Hustiijjfs; at Watson's lowered the window and was about to plied Disraeli, "but I dm going to wait OBITUARY. . till she comes back; so please make me tion from any other sourceJ But had store । throw tlie appie 9ui when I stopped in Irving; at Farmer’s State a cup pf tea.” SPILLER—Byron S. Spiller former■ her. Japan not have been magnanimous os Hauk. Middleyille; Holly’s, store. He did wait, he got Ids. ted. mid he "I think I deserve your confidence.” ! well as hrave, the Jape and Russians Woodland; Rxg|a's store Coats Grove; resident of Shultz died at his home in married the widow. would still l>e fighting. j JNagler’s store., Freeport; Patton '« Urbandale. Sunday evening August . I said, "What docs this mean?” ! "1 mnst get rid of It," ahe gasped, store. Cloverdale; 'Faulkner’s drug 20th, IIMlo. Wa handle the beat grades of coal pn Ihr - arket He was bom in Mmw. April 12, 185?. looking at rile appealingly, "it is n ' Table knives until lie seventeenth bomb!!"The admission by the legiu represen­ store, Delton; Bissell's store, Hickory Order from us and*you are sure to.lxi satisfi' *’ Photo® „...rQ pointed Comers; Glasgow's store, Nashville; Michigan has been his home for the Taking it from her, I hurled it with rontnry always find rihnrply tatives of the railroads of Michigan, 194 and! we will give your order prompt at’ i - n. past lU years. all my atrength Into n field. There was blades, n luitural wur rival from the J against which suit'for several ^million Fancher's store, Morgan; Cairns & . See ue before buying He was first\monied in 1885. His an expldsion. The train came to a stop, days when a. knife wm. at once a dag.- dollars claimed to l»® due the state on Brown, Prairieville; 'Jewell's store, wife only lived a short time. ger. hunting knife andltable knife and] and every bend was thrust out of the LEHIGH, NUT and EGO, POCAHON i'AS, tax account is- now pending in the Assyria; Robinsen’s stdre, Dowling: He wbj. married again in ifctff ' to windows. After examination, the offi- fork <*om|Rlms.L The rounded end was 1 -United States Huprome court* that the Nickerson’s store. Lacey; Edmonds' Mrs. Ettie Pierce of Hope. Jo them clnls, finding that no Injury find result­ Introduced from Franre. Il bappencl | C.C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT,store, Banfield: Post office. Maple valuation of the railroad property is that Cardinal Richelieu was cnmprilted one son wm tiorn Herman E. .Spiller. ed, Rtnrtw tbe train. $*46,000,000. the Valuation fixed by the Grove; Post offide, Orangeville. Arriving nt Jlertin, tbe girl gave me to entertain at his table Chancellor ! H0CK1NG VALLEY, PERE MARQUE EIE. Ho leaves a wife, one son and many fieguler, a man of rude manners, who I (state, seems to fully Justify'tihe suit fur P resent virtues may do mor® for a relatives and fronds to mourn his Imo. , her address on my promise not to re- j at the close of tbe mtn] proceeded to the payment, of tuxee on the valuation veal It, and the next morning I called ' people than past. victories. He was a kind father, a loving hus­ on her. Rhe confroseiHho reason for use his knife ns a toot^ipk-k. This’so 1 named. The expense incurred by the Farmers are fihdng that sheep are band. a good neighbor. upset the cardinal that;he ordered the i her sudden departure from Russia. state in determining: the valuation of ”'00000<xxxxx:ooooooooc-ooo ooooooooooooc He was a member of the K. O. T. "I wtas denu'ted by our club," she end of every knife in h|s possession to railroad property is alsoj justified good property to have right now. Wool be rounded, and so great was Riche I M. M. of Shultz. Funeral services raid, ‘ to kill that terrible man, the is high, and prospects favor its con ­ through 'the acceptance of such valua­ lieu's Influence that the fashion was ' Grand Duke Vladimir. I am the daugh ­ were held at one o’clock p. ul tion by the contestants. The appeal tinuing so. The farmer who can Wcdnuaday .’Aug. 23rd at the home and ter of a noble, a high official in the gov­ adopted all over the country. against the payment of taxes as asses­ ought to have a flock of sheep. bo was laid to rest in the Bedford ernment. and have access to al) except sed against them is tberefeoro to -be Center cemetery to await the resur­ the emperor. The day I left st. Peters­ Woman of the House (with shawl ' burg 1 had offered a basket of fruit to presented by the railroads to the su­ rection mom. tbe grand dnke containing two nppleg. tied around her beadi-What are vou preme court of the United fitates on . TO BE WITHOUT ( We mhw thtw from our hpnjv, dear one, both of-which were merely apple skins bothering me now for? Can't you '■-« ' oongtitfitionai'jrniODds alone, j Ws nibs the-- from tBy filare; filled with a glass bulb, the bulb flUefl we’re getting ready to move?* Ruffon A shadow o’er our life I* cast; . We mbw tho suo-hlne of thy face. with an explosive. Ho chose one of the Rate-Yes’m. I thought mebby you WiMotas rby kind and wfUlng hand The decision which said to have,been apples, and I brought away the other. had some pies or scrapa o’ cake that Thy fond nmt earnest care; made by the republican congressional Our tiooie Is dark without thoe. The one be took he laid on hts desk. wuzn’t worth movin’ au' you might nnirS v I'OBTH UtOTECTtNG-and »e «■ I''{ We miss theft everywhere. committee uf tho second district, to An hour later I beard that there had like to git rid of 'em, ma’am.—Chicago The Lo**! Bwerve, required by Lsw.drpon'. । been nn explosion In his office, but ho Tribune. have the next republican candidate for , Tra“”™r to ItuarsulM ILe payment of All .lu-~ll ““ > «as not injured. My plan had failed. congress in that district nominated at which are paid at light. , I-amp* were wed before candles. "But I am only the first link In the a primary election in the case the re­ They date back almost as far ns his­ Mm. Poplcy — For gpojuo,,' chain,” she added. "There ore manr To succeed these days you HOSPITM^and AC^ publican voters of the district so decide tory goes and were common in ancient ■ ottoera. It will be accomplished yet," wbat'o the matter with will!,: Mr must hive pleatyof grit, cour­ Egypt, Chinn, Assyria. Greece and I when the question is submitted to them China. Assyria, I »he offered to return my passport Popler (from the bathromro-ob, bo FLINT, MICH. > Rome. I * ’ 7 ___ ____ Lamp, from the Greek lamp*#, I bnt I contributed it to the cause of wanta tb<- earth. Mr, Foplrj-Want. I next June, suggests a line of action age, strength. How is it with i-unrtk- fmm a torch, and candle, from kandecCttie ' H. B. raoCTOR, DISTRICT HSR. BARRY ARD EATOM COMM. I the oarth’ Mr. Foploy-Iea; at lout opeij to every other congreeaicoial dist­ the children ? Are they thin, I Egyptian word fpr a common lamp, Russian freedom. ■•II Tateohona 3’< that portion or It that Tm tn-lnr to rict in the state which may wish to W. I-IHlbY WISE. pale,delicate? Do not forget I originally meant the same thing, and waab off hu banda and ftcr.-Phnadoh utilize it. The comphunt which baa ' tho Mosaic candlestick held oil lamps, The secret of happiness consiate of pbla rroaa. ctim® from democartic aonrees that the i Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. You | not candles, as we now use tho word. looking away-from our own troubles at know it makes the blood pure primary election principles would not ! Man carjy Improved on the torches be given a full and fair trial under Young M«n and rich, and builds up the Young Hen of the Homeric age and caught the those of our neighbors, and learning by Very Stout Old Lady (watching the Idea of obtaining light from porous the comparison bow much we have to Uomj fed}—’Pears to me. mister, that i and general health in every way. and fiber soaked in animal or vegetable l>fi thankful for.—Beecher. Bln t a very big piece of meat for such i Women Women l. Lamps of brass, bronze and stone Diphther e been found in the pyramids and h-;: ! ■ nnciimt Indian temples, and com- :> astungs Banner. J Waists and Dressing SacQues | VJ • I VC IwC -IE — • OC 5c Buy It Now, the Goods are Advancing. w. E. HERRITT y *s Tomlinson Lumber Co. I r « * i i i ft <1 it ■ ft ft • v ft ft ft ft ft i ft A* RenK.es & XV alldorff YOUR HOME GAN BE NICELY FURNISHED. Renh.es &. Walldorff, M. MATTHEWS ®. CO For the Children You Cannot Afford <Accident Insurance* 4 < 4 4 The PREFERRED A Y' �ASTINGS BANNER SEPTEMBER 7. 190t ■GREAT DAMAGE; ii 1' 14206870 “GO TO HALIFAX” HAYz FEVER IS IN • FULL BLOOM PERSONAL MENTION. - I । Cutting the Noxious Rag Weed Continued trom Mra. Frank Hums in visiting friends - | Would Practically Put an End to in Howard City. I cause it would require a lot of change I R. B.. Messer retnmpd Saturday from the Malady. । to make it one. Twenty-five feet TO.street Mnil 1U ’Ona m the time whe;i hay fever ia a business trip to St. Louis. ; would make -a— very „. wide in DOf B<»-._ ton. /--»-«• — of-- what Mrs. Mary Barthel- •" of Evanston >*«. III. And this fnU Uoom II in tb« t’»e When tbe ... _ think -- ------,.... tItlo would WUUIa -- — wuiui IUC — --------bjeii done the i I mean in tbe hnsinewt districts. Think ^•J’<JUS ‘............ ur*ner and the equany equally pious <• Mr*,. Anna Mason mat last weex. week. ................. •••«<« D. »inwn having inhaled the i^llcn A. P . Drake has rptnrno<l returned from ' . of the blockades of traffic and the- re- villager, Mving »11cd I Mm. A.P rxt^wtori.i . goes •| visiting her sister Mrs. .... .. . suiting paralyA* of bnafnesa. But this I from the the rH «~wwd on i,;.. his premises, Silas Stafford. | really led to the construction of the i ?° cbnrel‘ a,ul interrupts the discourse j Norwalk,, O. | Borton Subway- which promises to T ™*Z^K * th” preacher. Com-' Hubert Cook Experts iu leave Mon­ ; liecomo very popular, and quite hqc- I ■ °f ll“’, <’<»mt» from var- «Uy for Chicago where he will enter j c-ary in idl cities. In tbe narrow the state, especialiy from j tbe Annou/SstitiX a* a studint I j streets of Boston there was a constant ’ Arb<»r’ Belding, Ypsilanti, Battle David Olief a Woodland rnral route j ; jam of traffic, street cars, drays, trucks. I j, K«l»«n»k<<o and their rural carrier, twk a day off Monday and | j hacks, push carts, and pedestrians get- I visited friends in thh» cityuuid Nash-1 ting almost inextricably tangled, aud * U ,*’ t «*“»«»«d to thorn; plac.-^ ville. . ,, :■ | i-I|r Qfnrpl trofc blocked at times for blocks and . °U can ** P^T uf red. swollen Mr. and Mrs. Parmer who have l»een I -' ‘ ‘ ' blocks. It grew to be so serious that “U9W’ a^<l. wiping eyes and dejected ) tl;t-services of expert • jam’ • breakers, r°unt’,,m,,ec}’ right here in Hastings. visiting the latter'.s parents Mr. nnd Mn. F. DePlanta returned tu Chicago, ) - were necessary, aud even’ then the '”e lunc plenty'of hay fever ih this ! Thursday. ■ • yprepared to > difficultira were only temporarily dune | v,cinit — only thf be guiltyof *,rs* E^llen O’Conner has returned to j f ; away with. At last it grew to imeh .. . . criminal neglect ? ' proportions tbut it effected busing KOt., ’•‘uP,the- ‘,ows •«- " ■■would .4 bo ww right..6«.t- ;, ter ,Jome after visiting friends in | eous . retr retribution, but the Yankee Springs for ' ) and-Boston begun to lose orders. This'5 0009 *but‘OD. *---1- innocent,! OranK°v‘,*‘5 «...’ und . . Innocent ...babes ... that never; |MU,t mouth. • j aroused the busiritSs men to action, 'Bafter and _____ father p. D. . z ; and united effort was made tv over- > s’n arv made to suiecxe till '! Mr*. John Piper . 2 Jeanie ibe traction difficulty. It was :,dHhe I‘ow<‘«* within anif without cor- f Busby left Tuesday fur their home at'| | ) , decided to build a double tracked, and 8“*»ej‘. an‘1 ,‘*w«dding clothes crack un- j Na.*itiville, Tenn, after an cxtimded I, ’ i fill vnreint ( 1 often fnur truckwl- underground rail- i der J1”* Thou sluggard'. This | visit in the city. j u rm » . < in way> ai?(1 tl|ig kiBd of pn)positUjo j '« ‘ ,e fr“k of Iiure Itainew. He that I Mrs. Emil Tyden and daughter Miss । • was up fuf solution : How are we to.> “e**®cU rsffweed hath deni.il the Florence and her ^nephew Alien John- • out the Nt reels and build the uul.-; u^lh’ and lh worse than an infidel mn returned Monday from a week's 1 ■I Keren I Pnb- ; dig ways without stopping traffic, or inter- * " hi^ L The oor’ht-,rn ' rcm.ru ’ Usit with relative* in Illinois. '। li h(<x £ f-ring materially with business • It is ! “J”*.,th ,h;\fover «>«♦»*’»■ We Vrcd Stewart <>f ’ inf tie. inter .mly anodtor tritawto Ibe gralo. .,,41 "™.'h ,"“r’h . “'.I Ur-. C. Town; of Allw. Irartloof \onkee bmiiuw* Arevdnm, 1 r,t5 ', ■ “ ' d ,tl11 rin.nbl not ; b „.,. lp _„ d , n ,. , u wi , b at 50 rents to «y ih.t, it d0M. „UI| do, 1-1 by th. .««. >Ir. ,„d Mtk .1. KM.Eiw.to . ? School Book Slock J BOYS'AND GIRLS'SCHOOL SHOES The Hoosier School Shoes wear BEST, that is one reason why we have such a tremendous trade in School feh'oes. The fall li nes are now in and we can ■ fit hoys and girls with the’best footwear it’s possible to buy fujr the money. Ejvery pair is guaranteed to give* satisfaction. . . M l,ur: TIiib >Ixhj represents more shoe value rfor 82.OQ than is crowded in any other make. The flioe bears the TAPPAN stamp, which denotes correct­ ness of style, fit and finish and prices down to the lowest level comi>atible with High Quality The goods are of Sterling Quality and Standard vajues. This shoe is as staple as wheat. SGfiOOL BOOK 5 NEW or 07168615 ' ■ompiise the? edition* of? Ulan work. undertaking WHS w». : • . . to. .lZ nuii>. Tho. ruia great unuenHKlIlg . ' ------placed into the hand- of a committee y'1 wh*‘n MpoMc. will j rise, and string him up. I uf leading business men. For the first . ■.■ tlh'Hi at less! j installment of the work the sum of half tire usual WHAT IS SUCCESS. , <=7,LMXi,0<K) wtu. placed in the hands "of | the committee with authority to use ■ । more if necessary. The tram of $1.- Wealth Is Not Its Measure. 4 • I <*>.Ni,000 win used in buying land. Performance of Duty Is The 1 800.0UU was employed in doing the; Highest Form of Success. . j work, and fcJ.2Uu.liOO was turned hmi I It in a pat ient and deserving study io I, LEA-DING DRUGGIST, , ! to. the city. In hhk W V „ the*e unyo days or of (ran graft. to w. H. Gcodyaar. ! w ard holding and irtlilienl iobtorv' “ bW,t “"““"•“X «•* »M ! .be „„ “Lto" ^2„« L । Ai thiir E. MulhoHand, THE Sizes 2 1-2 to 8. satisfaction in every way. ways made it popliar. Price $1.50 « !->•«„ of te^ber in tbe „ubbe schools as instructor in drawing and ‘ music. 11 It will he a pleasure to his maiiyr Hastings friends to know that the trus-! tees of die First M. E. Church, of Kai- Ij aniaz.<M>, have unanimously asked for ! Rev. Puffer’s return to the ]iastorate of '1 that church. Mr »»>* Stonv. offbiuigo. wurtero I repn»MUtw« . f tbe f. E Elba Pub- ; «- This Hhoejis ina^e from Plump Dongola stock, has been sold for many years and jit. has always pleased lour entire trade. We recommit! it to give the best of The price of Sl.50 has al- No matter Ihow hnv the price we make, the ahoes we se‘1 h .vo Real Value. We want this store to be known as “The M< nt Economic®.! Store in Hastings.’’ We want you jto feel that you are bolng treated with ataolwe fairness and that any purchase made here and not ■ • satisfactory will surely be made right, the large and small'purchases are equally welcome at our store, ±iven equal attention and will • leave equally as well pleased. j ’ . . 4 ■ ■- ---iO-OOCOOOOOOOOOO -I br«ht «■J Uiark. Morolnb i ,'b “‘‘■rough . .-tty Thoroday tbe gn<« of C. H. Mia­ ...... ■oc-00e0000000000 I.., lh(. <beu.>B.' a-.twere..ndknow.wbrre..«of th. r.rn, of Pro. Mla-r. Mr. t; „ . , , . . . of they speak. Sonin men have on- : Stone is-oue of the, country a bright ' THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY, I Thti narro’A streetf are dug ont almost . , M:.« ,, » *■ t , ■ , ’ » . , ‘ ? • L{_|,t „„ . , « ' » » l*^iai adaptatton for some things they : advertising men with promise of a ■ right up tu the very foundation walls , . r । -, , • ... , , ? : • of tbe large buildings and to . doptl. “Wj «««*'»' —.I i.arket is the of or:wfeet. Tbe atreeta are bridged i rh"' »re ®“T in ,lli» “P “Ji whe^t; yon over with tilanks the surface rar lines ritJ ,nnJe "P <,f the average men | county who will . remember Huwardd . and wagoiware iK>nulttud to : ran there lire certain general riil,..;tbat n-.urt , i Ilrooka. ’ The BANNER ha* na* rro-eired, • itrneka '......... ... o«o..c.i, i-.citeu '.M u.nal: but down nudern. atb. an 11 " , *’h ? ' ‘ "ork “lu"k bi-aon.inu. .'int-nt of bi. marriage to! Chicago Beef and . army of men are at work night and 1 10 “■*»• A go.ri while ago Min Della Doorak. Aitgtrt ruth, at ! d iv’ Ml that thetiedctrton can i. A,‘drew ‘*■?*«■* laid to the Mudent. ; Muwoda, Wiaconain. Their home Home-Made Veal Loaf. I1 ’• A“•“ "T I at Uillege. ''Tbe bigeat .tend-1 will he at NeiUeville Win where Dr ‘1 Mr-."' .Ivnul "pr.tticc. | puffing ongineil whirl, hoi* tbe dirt |ng (rum , fallbfi„ dlK,h, #f dn„. ------------------------Mixed Pickles. Ont to tb- .urfai-e when- it .. carted away „ lt, , „„ *--------------------- -------------.. !1 us they are the Underneath one can catch ^glimpmi of Peking no reward..' a I M I . r bright. h perfect net work of wator-Tnain* go. There io a atandanl that att ian ele LOC3 I NOWSaTl lE?ib^'f. .f~ «»rk "“><*■ ----------------------------- ----- - -----old meats • hud when it is considered ithat of 1-rformance of il-.ity it the bigln-t . . .............. * all ‘ “ Smlth ha. pnrebaopl a Hoe ! khe*» difficult iee have to be removed, form of success, li is not the mere , . •,J liver, (inlet for the cour( WH,m; , j l.-a.h. r.-ested i the task of building a sunfay may b.- making of dollam. thpuu-bievem. al of Ir,,„1Vn,d v„„r umlmjllM, roven,1 1 al. I <ia(. j imagimd. But it has solved the tran­ a name mor^orleaaephemereal. tin: lb.- trau, Crii„.nd„n., di 1Ia „,b Officer* sit problem in the-Hub.True. the pro#- delilierate effort to wrench happiness ” . ,• ’ pecU from a car wir d «w is not very. h> from a rrotlw. world. IM nnd all of rl"'“S*t«rd.y afternoon j >" draw crowd, to that nil­ : liiriug. but there are no Hcdidents,;■ •»» I tbeae tbtnga come in tb.- wake of duty I ; tedious stoj«, and the caffirun like a ' well and honorably done, iwine to one. ; u!-'' .INTER! Reared dog. ” some to another, and content to'all. , As [ ’ ih< : BANNER will be glad to figure v ■ ; 't n uf’.il., Court itteete; Cbcsicr ttlrtscr. Fruitful. ; Borton J. rich in Mstoricri Urterw-1 Emerton »y«.“So - j-oenz man* can I,,, ‘ with yuc on auction hills if you ueed | Mdna 238 q . . frolmhly .core ao tluu> any other erty unt o( ,n honorable career jn | them. . ‘ | R. B. meswr, Ulcc Pm. OSXxJ»3CCC-.X>OOaoi>OOOCBOdoO “■ fliiu --------------counlry . There i, the tamona lif, „„|TO he chrat ■■ Why not mow down and destroy the.. _____ ____ ____ _______ I_ L______ ’ !1*11.1 Old South Church, built in' 1H7U. and I — : noxious weeds? This is a gcod time j fl. fl. Hn*rwn. Cashier. in which tho people congregated before j . Tot I to prevent them going to seed. even 1$ alive io ibe <■ n well bred man i ’hey inarched down to Griffin’s wharf j Grubber Mosdamcs E. L. Sentz. and M. O. j value of onr Saving r’"' is lib 17»4, and threw' the jea in the' Mixer Is' .. . DuinJey (who doesn’t like ■ I Abbott entertained 46 ladies at Leach ■ ' him) — He ought to be. His father Is a ' Harixir. In 1700 Benjamin Franklin Bank, w at to pro* Directors lake Wednesday. A fWpot-lnck dinner,! ifflersM Street. . was baptised in this chnrchl and dur­ baker. was served. claim at large about Chester messer. . ihg British occupation it was used by H1SLH6S. MICHIGAN Do ail the good you can to all th a Wednesday night a nine pound boy onr "Interest" to ' English soldiers as a riding school. The people you can as long ns ever you R. B. tnesser, arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | oid building stands on a prominent can In every place you can. passeribv. R. C. FreK». Charlee Potta. and he seems tu . take । corner of Washington and Milk streets, very kindly to hie surruunudinga aud m. l ecoK. both prominent businesa thoroughfares. gives promise of being a steady boarder. ; and is surrounded by tall buildings. D. $. 6oo4?ejr. > The proudest man In Hastings is . which tower way above it. In 1876 Charley. ' Cake Outers. the church and ground was sold, and Judge Mack is getting quite a repu­ isi’t »Kb to begin will). £tt It grow, tbouflb, aid H. H. Rwdersoa. I was about to be torn down to make tation for marrying couples of late. add other dollars to it and tine wllLsbow Hit retilts. I way for a prominent business block, Week before last a pair took the solemn ' when some of the ladies of Boston got SEE MY COMPLETE Statistics tbow greater aocutalatioit with less lost obligation before him that made them ; together, much lie it said to their one; and last Friday Franklin Shafer, tbroigb Savings Baikt tbait elsewhere. Opel that | c fed it. and organized, the ’’Old South OUTFIT FOR INFANTS of this city, and Isadora VanDusen. of I Church Preservation Committee. " Covered With Scales and Scabs Interest accont today. , Owoaso, were made man and wife by ' They purchased the building for • From Head to Foot—Doctorsand the Judge. i OW, aid it is now used as a historical All Other Remedies Fail —Skin paid on Swings Deposit. A little boy cangbt a yon ng man |. 1 rtitiseum, and nd one should visit Bo«My Prices and Qualities kissing his big liistor.lhe other day. , Now Smooth and Clear. । ton.without going through it. „ | ’’Here's a quarter Johnnie, if you . ! Another very historical church is the montv io Earn on cn dll Goods are : won't tell anybody,", said the young j ’ Ohl Chri-t Church, from the tower of ) man. “You betcher life I won’t’’ was : which the lantern* were displayed to Real Estate Secirityi RIGHT. [ w'arn die people of the’ a|>proaeh of the ‘ Britisli troojiH. add which Longfellow MIXA M. SCOTT | has immortalized in Paul Revere’i The fall’shoot1 ng wason opened Fri­ Writing under date of Sept. 7, 1904. I Hide.’’ The church is now located in Mrs. Mattie Shaffer, of Cumberland, day, September I, and Mime Hastings 2 i the very center of the Dago element of people went after duck, snipe and wood­ city Hank hefokt. «! .......... A w (hBl weclion ispocu- Miss., says: “.Some time ago I or­ Hcport of the condition of the HiudMK* City ' , | U4C vaL^. a*. »*o»» •«* —- —— - ------- ;• dered and received your wonderful cock. From present indications the Hauk al Ha.*linr>. Mlchlxan. at tbe-dose erf ♦ I liarly interesting hecanse as yon walk bwdnmi*. Aug. SUh. IMS. a* r.iHnl fotbytbe Cuticura Remedies, which 1 used on shooting wiil.be rather slim, especially Ceimtnliwioncr of the Banking peparfmem. .♦ । along you will hardly hear tbe Eng­ my little afflicted babe with wonder­ until after the frosts. Even then it * ! lish language spoken. Children, cats, ngsovnm. ful results. I had tried many other will not be of much consequence. remedies without any benefit what ­ Leans nnd discounts. ........ • $?, Partridge cannot lie lawfully shot for t, and dogs literally preempt tbe streets, Bonds. mortKaec'i aud securities .L. tw.«» 70 , One 40 ft. Extension J aud live on apparently oblivious of such ever, and Cuticura came to the rescue sometime yet. nnd the killing of quail (jvrerdrafts ........................ . ...........BAtt ar i Also uour TEAS and COFFEE put up when my doctors and nil other rem­ ItankliiK bouw................. • Ladder. “ -----------: | ’ KSS* 11 things u dust, dirt and germs. The edies had failed. One doctor pro­ is prohibited altogether. Furniture and fixtures Other real estate brie 16 ft. Ladder. bp J. H. BELL & CO. Even) ounce t 1 air is heavily laden with a smell that nounced it scrofula, the other eczema We second the Herald’s suggestion of I>un. from banks In rvwrrr Ode 12 ft. Ladder. elUrs.................... " ♦ I isn’t exactly like magnolia, and the The UttK one was one solid sore, with a street to open a way fcr the people scales and scabs from, head to foot, V. H. and National Hank Cur­ guaranteed. ♦ i gutters are covered with decaying fruit rency...................... . «bcn I lUrud u«ing Cuticura Soup who Jive in the second ward north of Gcddtxjln ........................... 400 FRUIT JARS J I and a combination of materials that cud Ointment. Tbe rcnlt n> won­ the Michigan Central tracks. It seouis Stiver coin , '.VHirt and Two Quart. Nickel*and cents ............ at A. J8A3S.W j 11 have in some manner or other gotten derful. rad now my buby’r, fnce und a tough proposition to have good 'citi- Chock*, casti Item*, internal rerenu* body are'smooth »O<1 clear. • • S ' r ’iwer thau wholesale. 1 t j out of the dingy little stores and houses. I z^ns fined when the gates, which are 7 (Signed) Mr,. Mattie Shader. •i t ivt j ou one-half on them. t|x Some ides ot how familiar these Total the only means of ingress and egress jieople are with Amerciau history may to and from their homes, happen to be i.iAniLiTtKS. ; BUTTERICK PATTERNS. be gained from an experience of one Capital slock paid Iu.... left open. SurpluH fund........... of our party who .stepped up to a Dago At the First Sign of Disfiguring ?< | Senator Glasgow was greeted at the UndtvKlM profits, net.. Phone No. 10. Wagons. y DtTMendx tinjald ........ and asked him where Paul Revere s Humors Is to Use Cuticura. ' Methodist^church last Sunday evening Coniwerdal depo'b- W. B. JAMIESOH, Propr. house was. 'Paul Revere used to live depoelts....... . Brerv child born into the world by a largo and appreciative audience. Sattutta Savincs eertlficaten.... 4 not a great distance from tbe church.) "• «. «. Haillnai, Mito. with an InheritedI tendency to tort"- He gave a dear succinct and logical Total...... .......................... . JtejffT •• Tbe Dago stopped and repeated ‘ Panl inc. disfiguring humors of the. pun portrayal of the corrective and charit­ aud Scalp, becomes an object of P the Revere! hul Revere! He don’t live able institutions uf Michigan; their in this precinct, and I never heard of. most tender solicitude, not only becrato of in .littering, bnt heeunaeof organisation, growth, number of atten­ the dread tnl tert that the diatignrauon dants at each the biennial outlay fur him." _____ tobaccos tfabwribed aud swore to before me ttitoMti j UlUnilU, CONFECTIONERY. is to be lifelong and mar its future their maintenance, their relation to A NEW JERSEY EDI­ happincas and prosj-erity. Hence it ■ tu.- tne cure of all chronic TOR’S TESTIMONIAL. becomes the duty of mothers of auc.b the home and society at large, in their When you want the beet the tnarketaffordh of Oigara. F. W. Stkhhisb. x’otary PUNic. and Eurgical cases M. T. Lynch. Editor of the Philips­ afflicted children to acquaint them- corrective and humane character, and CoaRKCt—Attest; Fruits, Tobaccos and Confectionery give me a call. MEOlUlnSM, DEFORMITIES. burg. N. J.. Daily P«t. Y”1* .J aelna with the beat, the yureat and their important relation to culture and CH«»TEK MltaSKB. ) _ ' I am constantly adding to my stock and know you mort eBeetire treatment available, the law-abiding citisenahlp. He ao»M. L. COOK. [iMrsotars. have used many kinds of D. ft. GoODVSAB. 1 via.: the Cuticura Treatment, conaiat1 , Md «11 Nenow. Blood, clusively pointed out tbe importance lutof warm baths with tn and Chronic DiseamB. never ATES, LOWNITS CHOi mil gentle "nointuiga wlthCuUem of legislators visiting and carefully Hooey No need to fear sudden attacks of Ointment, the grealSkin Cure, Cerra studying on tbe ground tbe economic AND MARSH M> ■atks of all kino* in---- 2 to W. H. Good- made in childhood are apeedy. per- featurea of each. The hour waa exceed­ wo'Mn ,OT Ttxin’ ingly profltabto to listeuere.-NaAvUle TH* jack*m DON’T FORGET J. T. PIERSON 8 SON, Phone No. 9. Capital C The People’s Store. $75,000.00 | Hastings, Mich. Surplus :: $25,000.00. I People's MedLMarKet * Cree GBILDREN'S EMPORIUM Everything for o Interest on a Dollar LITTLE ONE ONE SOLID SORE the Babies and Children ... 25 Pieces for SI0.00 Bastings £ity Bank ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE BY CUTICURA : ",h" GET YOUR PICKLING SPICES AT HORTON'S CHEAP WE ALSO HAVE PURE CIDER VINEGAR THE DUTY OF MOTHERS PEOPLE'S EXCHAN6E : modern treatments ■iKkooa, Mloklcoo HORTON’S. ?X!.’‘!a5Si“SMh7 & .to,. CIGARS, , !/ �HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 7, 1905. Disfigured Skin i COURT HOUSE NEWS. ( Wasted muscles and decaying bones. What havoc 1 Scrofula, let alone. Is capable of all that, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. and more. It Is commonly market! by bunches In he neck, inflsnnnailowi.ln the eyes, dyewpsla. catarrh, and general debility. Henry Page to Walter S. Page It is nJ,ways radically and pertuanenliy 40ac sec 18, Rutland8 253 00 cured by ' Mary E. Green to T. A. Wodd man parcel Prairieville 225 U0 Which expels nil bumora. cures all erup' tionii. nnd builds- up the whole system. Ira E. Erway to Homer Warn­ whether youiig.or old. er 90 ac sec 28 and 29, Rut ­ TKiffi'THlltcITra Ifrer ilfa: tlw aon trrhatfaK 124M» (JU land'. „ Robt Reese to Mary J. Ayera pacel Maple Grove 250 00 Chas. E. Laubaugh lo W. C. j Laubaugh 14 ac sec 34, Rut• land.............................................. 250 00 W. I* Herrick to Dan’I Duffy 80 ac sec 84 Yankee Springs. 800 t<l R. A. Brooks to Elizabeth Brooks parcel, Mope I 00 tf you wish ' 2ND-HAND BOOKS O. F. Addington to Geo. F. Guerney 20 ac sec 35, Carlton &Vl 00, I have them If you wish Elizateth Brooks to R. A. REBOUND BOOKS. Brooka pracels, Maple.Grove, 500 00 I have them R. A. Brooks to C. 8. Palmer­ If you-wish ton trustee, parct-ls. Maple NEW POORS," y rove. I’liave some-of those . Ida M. Streeter to M. S. As for TABLETS and PENCILS ' Keeler, parcel. Yankee ’ ■ Springs I can certainly suit you. 400 (Ki Estate C. S. Burton to R. I. Remember, please, the sign’ of I Hendershott, 110 feet front* the Elephant. | age State St City7 7,000 00 MICHIGAN’S NEW GAME LAW Complete Synopsis of Its Provisions Souhwestern Michigan This Wesk’s News In Nearby i CORRESPONDENCE. EAST ASSYRIA. . Some Noteworthy Changes Counties. * “George Hollenbeck of Battle Creek in the Law. If you are looking for BARGAINS, get a was a guest of bis justcr., Mrs. Myron The first repprt of the new game About the time cherries were ripe Elmendorff fur a few days last week. . our REFRIGERATORS at II off. and fish laws of Michigan contained {and they were rather late this season) Mra. W. E. Fenn and daughter Fern some inaccuracies. We give herewith we called attention to the fact that tbe friends in ^Charlotte last We are Belling GASOLINE STOVES, OIL STi\’Fs a complete synopsis of the entire gen­ leaves of almost every cherry tree in visited eral laws. this vicinity were turning yellow for Wednesday and Thursday. STEEL RANGES and ICE CREAM FUKEZ- ’ Henry Hamilton has been entertain­ Moose, elk and caribou—Unlawfnl to some cause uud dropping from the trees; ERS as low as the lowest. kill until 1918. . and feut,a short, time lifter tbe fruit ing a nephew from California for the Deer—Open season from Nov. 10-31), was ripe the trees were bare of leaves last week. If you are building a house we can ehow yon the !.«> inclusive. Unlawful to kill until 1908 and no one seemed to know the cause. Mrs. NeJsjn returned Saturday from on Bois Blanc ur Grand Islands and in Now, however, a number of these same Vicksburg where she has been Attend­ I OOR TRIMMINGS in the city. Lapeer. Huron, Sanilac, Tuscola. Ma­ trees are taking on a second crop of ing campmeeting for the last four comb, Allegan. Ottawa. St. Clair. leaves; not so heavpr nor the leave* as weeks. , LOCKS, KNOBS and HINGES are our long -nit Lake. Osceola. Mason, Manistee. Wex­ large as the Cot. but they are juaf as A large numlxtf from this vicinity ford, Missauke®, Newaygo. Mecosta, green. The sight is a most unusual attended the fqneral of Mrs. Lucy Headquarters for FURNACE WORK and TI y WORR Isabella. Benzie. Leelanau, Grand one; indeed, we have found no one who Knapp at Belli rse Tuesday she being Traverse, Occuna and Gladwin cqun- can recall ever having seen such a an old and respected pioneer of this ties. Unlawful until 1OT0 in Kalkas­ phenomenon before.—Portland Observ­ section. She with her husband mov­ ka county. Dogs must not lie used. er. ing here from Buffalo in the year 1849 Rabbjts—Unlawful to use ftrre!» in -----and living on “their farm for sixtycertain connties. of thfe country are I three years, two years ago moving to n>«» >s S.|Uirrel-Ol»n ««.n for fox, U«-k vietimi,..! rrgulurly br » party Bellevue where she died agodJh years and gray. October If. to Nor. 30. In- I out -M,,iraull „k, 4 months mid 28 days old. She whs obtain. Cnlawittl to kill In pnblic or <orjCi( ,u ,h_m „ aach . Tllc laid to rest in th« Bell vtie cemetery beprivato park or in any Incorporated | a R|#ry o, „ 'side her hushand who died in 1893. village or city. . wboee narnra arc.given ap Win. Ladd ■Hie Asayyria j Farmers Club met Beaver—Unlawful io kill nntrl Dee. | and |Ja .,u, Jun,,wl inI„ KI, Will. Otter, tiaher inul martin- on- [ f|u|1 Jak l,»nd-ln-bknd. and wore Aug 28 at the home,of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Briggs where the. program was lawful to Inin from May I to Nov. 13. I Jr„WIlrj rh, New Y1,rk wl.re jlv. kjc Mink, raccoon, skunk and rnu.vkrat- |o]J tb(, conl l,. New Yort carried out in its usual line manner.. ( A..M.-Clnl>Ug ; devoliuaal exur | no. Mk Unlawful to kill during Sejrtember and . |br Cincino,t| thn, th,y wero cises by ChaplainiMayo; buainess sea- .-- ---tvtuber. ,|vim Uinolnnati. and "Out. all the way Prairie chicken. Mungulian ur Eng- I nni And ttoj «n bit- There wra slop, Dinner which was up to its ns- । Frt B Ex 3 Kx t 1‘KCiBATK GOUBT. link pheaaaul.. wild turkey. b«ral j' no n„ such ,uc|, casualty c^„,lty her. here, uur m>'thing un ual standard and enough and to spare, j am j> in am P. M.—Afternoon. Club song. Dis- ' -'® e aJ groraw and wild pigeon -Unlawful to I , >u< .h n , 1 keltau Prescriptions prepared-.is if for Estate of Hezekiah Guy. Final ar• which to h hinge such Cloverdale camion. Which .is the most profitable the Doctor's own use. II btdd fake. count allowed and discharge issued to kill until 1BW. Sbulu RMJ hens or 3 cowl: As Mr. G. Moore lighting* Quail — Uniawful'to kill until Octo ­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. F. F. Hilbert.' Coats Grore . So. toi. was not there Sirs. G. Cummings Woodland ber 15. 1907. ’ Sign of the Elephant. Etaute Chas. Pauli, order appointing Three years ago Miss Bessie Johnson, led. and a spirited discussion followed. ar Woodbury !v I Partridge and Spruce hen—Open administrator entered claims heard who had -just enterted the high pchuoi, Some were 5n fa’ybr of the hens and j j season lower peninsula, October 15.— lust a gold ring which rolled into a January- 2 1903. some for the cows, tbe hens coming out : 1;?|) S;|B I Nov. 30 inclusive: Upper Peninsula, 1 Grand Rapid* Ert.U-uf Man. VanNwa. Orfer I OcWtor , i„rl,„lve. Un- crack where the fluor had shrunk awav ahead. Recitation jby Glenha’Cosgrove p'rapm Havtlr.rMwmtaing hu.rahip enured. ,^ki|| mun. t|1,„ twvlvl, jn ,n). i from the partition Remembering the which wan very finely rendered. Select Estate of Margaet Burgees. License | one day. or to.have more tnan fifty in ' circumstance. Janitor Levi Smith kept reading Mix Ida K*'nt "How to keep a close watch a few days ago when boys at home. ’ * Song by Miiw.'s Kate to sell real estate granted. WOODBURY- IONIA STAGE LINE pomeaaion at uue time,. tearing up the old floor and found the leaves woenwr BY after arrival of tuoraluglralus at SI». Arrives ;.t lul,;, iT. ,T Estate of Levi Tyler, minor, Annual Duck, plover, snipe, and woodcock— lung lost treasure, a solid gold band Cmmuings iind Nellie Stevens. Dis­ turning from IONIA ORtae V at 1:15 .M.taPost ma Ika/: a, U P. M. arrives at Woodbury .il. 4,»i i/< : - • ■ ‘ .. . J cussion. Which is die most profitable u ar— ——.a Open season from Sept. 1 to Jan. 1. in-? account of guardian filed. » Our customem all tell us that our «1 ring with the owner’s name engraved fine or coarse wool sheep* led by Harry PROP, । Silver 1.oaf Tea is the beat they have 21 Estate of Susan Pilgrim et al minors elusive. Unlawful to kill more than thereon. It is needless to say that Mayo. The fine wools all were in fav­ 25 in one day ur have more than 75 in > ever dried. It is the pure article and 4 Annual account of guardian filed. Miss Johnson, very gratefully came in ­ or ot-Instrumental music Kate Cum- I » its quality can’t be surpassed. Our « possession at one time. to possesion ot her ring, which she ming^. Recitation Bessie Smith entitled I 5 coffee enjoys an equally good repu J I Estate of Moris Pilgrim. Annual ac»tation. J I count of administrator filed. prizes very highly on account of its be­ “The busy farmer • wife. " Solo Mias DANGER IN BUMP­ j Estate uf David Pitt. Petition (or ER CROP YEARS ing a present to her.—Schoolcraft Ex­ Florine Fay. Recitation by Mi« Alma * Give us your brder for pickles an << J administrator filed. Hearing October KNAPPEN, KLEINHANS A F. K WILLISON, Ik |> * all kinds of Spices. J. Brown entitled “Patsy," being encored Grand Rapids Herald: This is a press. KNAPPEN, Attorneys. »------------- :-------- 1--------- :____________ 4 ' j 2 nd. she sang "Mammy's little baby boy" year of bumjier crops. It is also a year 1 Michkin I'rum Oo. Huikiidk. <*<»>■• •' I • ' Rapids. Mlchlmm.____________ ■ < In Re of Isaac M. Good, alleged in­ of great activity in the industries. F. P. Graves, a Chiciagu capitalist, both being very firyH jJ rendered. (Mowed ► Cotton Batting pervoB10c * competent. Petition for license to sell The fall and winter will find the has adopted novel method - uf subdu­ with club song •WHY. "America" The THOMAS A PRYOR. c.B Tbomx. Hastinjn ing the sand along the lake hihore at farmers Glub will meet'with Mr. and High School Special Tablets for .5c*< estate filed. Hearing September 25th. country feeling rich and prosperous, and Attorneys at Law. L- H- favo*. the feeling will be warranted by the St Joseph. He has purchased quite a Mrs. John Hill Saturday Sept. 23rd. . (Jffioeo over Hastings City Bsnk. large tract which is to be .made into « VARKIAOK LICRNSES. cash balances. It is a comfortable • rWe want your Butter and Eggs. C -KUYU A 1’0 T I KK, dr A’. H. BARBER. QUIMBY. sites fur factories and houseo. But the J 5 Highest market price paid for pro-. < Calvin A. Barrell. Middleville.......... 24 feeling, but it is not without its perils. sands drifts so that the problem is to Tbe L. Al S. were entertained by Phvafetau *bd buattUM o cK> nr county r-»; .<«£<■<• u j Olive Patterson..................................... 28 The danger is in the inclination to J duce. • ■mDjp’Bene. day or Uf bi . hold the real estate. To meet this prob­ Mrs. C. D. Reid. The meeting was £ cStore open evenings. ! Warnvn Burdick. Detroit.................... 47 • frenzied finance.' ’ With an abund­ lem Mr. Graves will buy several car­ largely attended all having a very A. K. KKNAHTON, « Elnora Morehead. Indiana.................. 24 ance of money seeking investment, .con­ loads of crude oil and thoroughly satu­ plea.*'nt time and making up a bolt servatism will not lie the rule. The ‘tl reran Attorney at Law. 4 Fanklin Shafer. Hastings.-.-,........... 45 temptation to take speculative chances rate the sand. llevUle, Mid: of factory cldth for the Wilcox family. 1 Isodn- VanDoozeii.- Owosso............. 48 will be strong. There will be pyramid­ Mrs. Chas. Casteltdn will entertain IL V.GALLAGHE 4 j Joseph M. Harding, Hastings38 R, ."bi‘ician'iDd ing and ballooning. And some morn ­ Bent with age and with snowy hair, for dinner the 20th of this month. All J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Phone 292. Surgeon, Dowh Mirif. Office Mrs. Maggie Falconer, Hastings... .32 ing there will be an awakening, with Emanuel Young, a retired merchant of are welcome. hour* 12 to 2 p snd 7 to s p Woodland, Mich. Telephone at Hon* haj Nttht. ' j tbe irridescent dreams reduced to Ravenna, vent to Muskegon and .*e-' Miss Esther Pattei ■i .,..<1 : AU busineM given prompt and careful , u “lt‘e ***■ attention. CoHections a specialty. I DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED wixcksge. Ip is the east that holds tbe ■cured a marriage license for himself, j kr went to Grand Lr... _________ >idn on the ex- ; ------------ ------------ i----------------------------| br local applications, as tbey cauuot reach (hr (danger element; the west will furnish aged-72 yeara. and Mrs. Sarah B. Fer- buraion Sunday and WiH stay some time. WALTER HEATH. fuel The Th., crop rrtm money mr,n..v deposited iu in (gUHon. saged UH. Tbe wedding occur-I i I way to cure dealnes*. ium! that Is by ctxulllu the fuel. __ . to HsirtiogtL _ BARRY COUNT'* *1 RVEYOR, Banner Advu always pay. I I Bert Daley iIs *_!-• tniving ^tional condition eftbr mucous lining ot tneEu -IU*«lder>cc fan Sec. i.Tr. - > •• Fat USr« । It li no* tine to think shut BULBS' Thursday . in Ravenna, and .will ; where he is etupioved as deliveryman ■ Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed yen the country Imnks wfll gravitahi t» red address LH-huxi. Mkh,. h. r : i havtjJe'ijunblIng sound or Imperfect licaritig the financial centers, and the great ac- i unite two schoolmates of earlier year*. for FALL PLAKTIW6. I line a Dice I1 and whcuYLlseutlrely ciicIokw]. neatness Is Use i for T. J. Pierson & $on. iinBesJbr lutUmatlon can betaken cumulation of capital will invite ra-di- i A mnuuM^ of long ago is said to fig­ I Miss Lena ICastele|n is visiting her | stock of CUT FL9WERS on band now. I। result,and out and Hili tube rm<<*d to its nnrtnal coodl ness iu promotion and flotation. 11ure prominently in the wtHlding. tioo, I wart ng will belHctooyea forever: nine I lincle Frank Qasteleih in Battle Creek. | Phone In jour orders. Deliveries made II eai«!s out of ten are caiim-d By^TaUrrh. which’ h The country had a:bumper crop and nothlug bnt an Inflamed condlP~‘ ,u the* — mt>- j |l30tn inbiupness.in 1901, and it was to any part of tke city. Phone 29. | cous surfaces. ' Ralph Huldra. a Ual® dtp praater, *2? ■ Wc win Rhe One Hundred Hollart--- , gjfollowefl by a iairst of speculation that P. A. SHELDON ■hut- hl» wU. iwire Irat Thundav. ! “‘,h “T «?<1 cxjc of Deafhew 'caused by catarrh) ttiat eJtkj Wmi H. sTEBHIN* NELSON BURROUGi P.jir . Abstract and Real Estate Uflice. ^tsLine to a dangerous <-!imax in .tlUQS, . not l>e cared by liall’a Catarrh Corr. Send for* Licensed l-j...n Mr. and Mrs. Caatelein en- j■ then fired twice at her sister Mra. i Mr8- Henry Castelem circulars free. F.,J. Ciurxnv & Co. TdLKDO, O. Abstract Block, Hastings. । Money<hunted the borrower eagerly. Byron Bray, at whose home the shoot- j tertained and Ftnura: I her brother Will and 'j i .‘•’old by DnigRlnta. 7Sc. ,erta*ne<i Sunday herj Monew to loan on Kral Estate. heal Es ­ | Take HidTM Family lilt* for constipation. Rooms pest to . Vast schenTbsLwere projected to employ ing occurred bnt did not seriously, in- w’^e tate sold on commis-ion. (teneral convey 80,1 of Milwaukee. Archie j anclng. Harins a complete *et ot Abstract Studio. Reddrti'.v .*••*. calls promptly at wife Parryville A tablet worthy of your nickle at it. The day wa>sj^dnll one that did jure her. He tlien turned the weapon and ,”'1 ” ’** and ’* eon uf’ ** - ” and’ her ' - .j Book*; compiled from the lleoord*. can furntub complete Abstracts. ndt see some great eobsylidation float- on himself with unfortunately results I®tber and mother Janies McIntyre and Mulholland's Drug Store. ud. There were those wlib-v>dletl that that do nor promise serious harm. He wife. phase of madness prosperity, .’ukki^ien i then ran away. Mrs. Hiram Blake is quite sick at * the prosperity of the east exploded litbv. । this writing. an over strained bubble. The west ! Hood’s Sarsaparilla SCHOOL IS NOW IN SESSION. Supplies School Welssert Bros Michigan Central. W.J. HOLLOWAY :£ IS {SILVER { LEAF TEA : • PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. H. FAIRCHILD J FLOWERS BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOLEYS KIDNEYCURE Buy Furniture and Carpets at McCOY’S THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. Have your pictures framed NOW at • McCoys The Furniture and Carpet Man. Phope 76. TO CLOSE THEM OUT. I have a few pair of HORSE BLANKETS left from last pear’s stock. To close them out before my new stock arrives. I will for the next 50 days make you almost uouj own price. This is your last chance to yet a pair of Blankets Cheap. MUST BE CASH. Jesse Townsend HASTINGS, MICH. I AllkinnV । Adda greatly to the personal apLAuIlljKl )>earance,;atid in the battle of life unviiwiu “personal appearance’1 has won many a victory. Wb have all the la machinery; we do your work IMBT; we do it promptly. Give us a trial. NICE CLEAN how The American Laundry, W. J. SUrk, Pray. log-drive I. now being I Cl*nl “■>■! dnugbter, , and south, t hat bad produced tbe real i Tlie^Ikst. .big I .J 'Mo.krgon river, river, all I ®* r" •'** Mni C- — °ji — Holbrook .pent wealth, where speculation bad ibecn made on the"'NjiNKegon all the the i ----------------------little indulged, were really prosperous, | pine and otBertta^ber having been , Sun<laj !lt Scott McIntosh's, the disasters of the east affecting i skinned from the tributary country. PARMELEE. them only sympathttically. But it The river will now be dammed in sev- ! That prayed for rain came Saturday. came dangerously near involving every eral places to furnish electricnpower —*-»■>—i-— body in a panic. and lights to citilts along the stream. Mian Elizabeth Broaghton is enter­ This is another immjier crop year. taining company from Jackson. Money will again be in hot pnrauit of The ’Gleaners social Thursday night By the will of Mra, Chas. Hackley, the borrower. This will l» good for was well attended thei proceeds Ijeing legitimate enterprise. It will invite wife <>f the Muskegon philantlirophist, Bit the developcment of natural resources. the public school?, public library, A number from hi re took In the ex­ Bnt it will also invite speculative Hackley lioapital. Hackley training ventures, and therein lira the peril. school and other benevolent enterprises cursion to Grand Rajfitb Sunday. Frank Todd is making preparations to The experience of 1901-3 in the organ­ of Muskegon, are remembered to the bid us good-by and take an extended ization of trusts and giant corporations extent of over tl.UOO,000. trip to Northern Michigan. taught ' its sad lesson, und another boom year is. not likely to hring n re­ Guy Hunsberger of I East Jordan is Kalamazoo circuit court will con­ currence of such methods. But ‘ ’high" vene thip week with 109 cases on the spending a few we, ks with Hooper finances may fin'd some other form of calendar. of which 32 are divorce cakes. Freabney and wife. expression that will be equally danger­ Kalamazoo punors report wife desertion Miss Betsy Sherk is visiting friends ous. as alarmingly prevlent in that town, in Lansing. there l»eing 244 cases at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Jeb Clieesbrough of Good housewives often hove trouble Freeport were in Parmelee Saturday. with servants who cannot get up, but I Rev. and Mrs. Clark were welcomed The Ex-Rev. Clarence XL Welsh, who .doubt If it ever occun. to them, as it did to Ml«s Dorothy Drew when she has been in tho Kent Co. jail fur by their many friends !in this, commun­ ity Saturday. was not more than seven, that the some time because he dec incd to day Scrlptun-s emphasize the vanity of for the care of his illegitimate child, IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW. early rising, snys the London Tatler. has made application for release under Dororhy positively refuiled to get up, the poor debtors act and her grandfather, Mr. Gladstone, What A Heap of Happiness It had to be called fo overawe the rebel. A convention was held in Grand Would Bring to Hastings “Why don’t you get up, Dorothy?' he Rapidn hurt week of the Michigan For­ asked. , Homea. “Because the Bible doesn't approve of estry association. It was wall attended Hard to do bonseworik with an ach­ early rising, grandfather,’’ was the un­ and much interest in the reforesting ing back. / expected reply. of lands in Michigan was manifested. Hours of misery at leisure or at “Really, Dorothy,’’ said the aston­ work. ished statesman, “you must bo mis­ If woman only knewithe cause. The Portland village marshal has taken." . Backache pains come from sick “Ob, no, I’m not,” she persisted. been instructed to enforce the village kidneys. “Hero it is,” And she turned up the ordinance against profanity. If he Doan’s Kidney Pilb jriM cure it. Hastings people endorse thia. second verse of the One Hundred and dues it, that town will have to have Mra. Ed. Barlow, of Michigan Ave., Twenty-seventh Psalm, “It Is vain for several additions to the lock-up. says: * 'For several years I was subject you to rise up early.” The old parto a severe pain in joy back., and Ilamentarlan had nothing more to say. Mrs. Augusta Frank was seriously when stooping or exerting kidneys, and The argument floored him. then no position I awunit'd was com­ and probably fatally injured in a run­ fortable. I used numerous remedies but Rvo. Jas. D. Carruthers, a colored away accident at Marshall Thursday. got blamed little, if any benefit I had preacher, will sue a Kalamazoo restau­ oo often seen and heard Doan’s Kidney rant for damagas because they refused Pilb recommended that I thought I The Bryant paper mill of Kalamazoo would try them and went to A. E. to serve a meal to hlim when he apMulholland's drug store and gut a box. has a rubber belt 143 feet long and six ’ "jdied and was prepared to pay for it feet wide, the largest belt in the state. I can oay this for them. 1 received mpre permanent relief from their uso than from any other medicine I ever J. M. Rickard, a Union City boy, For Infanta and Children, was killed by the cars at Iowa City, Foster-Milburn la., Thareday. flu KM m Hare Always BHgk> CASTOR IA Y Only L' divt.roe aww on dorisM ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY .RIGS. We have several first class rigs in conneeV‘>n with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Your patronage solicited. WHEN YOU WANT COAL CALL ON L. A. EATON,'HE HAS IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 95 No. 77. DAN LAKE. THE OLD PEt.l t: t.i H( <■' SHOER. .Shop on Court juf. east of . ’ Jeffers-mH SHOES I make a »i>ecl<iU« < I bs - n< MH5'5»o4 ILe-paltitig bcA’Jy and r-A-i!1 PHILIP TH Second door roiitb o: Th",BE,T 5cc,"JClt-' Nd. 77. UNLESS CURED THE MASTER SPECIALISTS OF AMERICA We know the diseases and weaknesses of men.like an -open boot. We have been curing them for 30 years. We have given o»«' lives.,J° it, and thousands upon thousands of men restored to Vigorous Vitality are today living monuments to the skill, knowledge ■ and Dre. Kennedy & Kcrgan. Wo never holj out false hopes, ne« undertake a case we cannot cure. We have made so thorouci. u suwj. of all the diseases' of men—of Varicocele, Stricture, Blood Pa wn Hydrocele, Nervous Debility, Paralysis, Bladder, Urinary and Kidney Diseases, General Weakness, Loss of Vitality, and, have cured Vo many thousands of cases thA if there Is a cure fcr YOUR di will find It here. When we undertake a case there Is no such tn’ns -as failure. >We charge nothing for consultation and our << ’ skill and experience are at your service. We will explain 1 How and Why We Can Cure You; why the diseases of nvn '• 1“'" the knowledge and skill of Master Specialists. We dn not r experiment with your case as we know from experience in thousands of cases exactly what to prescribe for your symptom^ be discouraged If you have treated without encores with Quacks. «■ Electric Belts. Free Trials, etc. You must get ’cured—and noctwj alone can cure you. Our New Method System of treatment 1.3. sw» the test for 25 years—why abould It fall in your case. SL.-.’ibi Case prove incurable you need not pay us a dollar. We ref--r y.»u w any Bank In this city as to our financial LB I standing. BiailUlUR. If Il y J ’-• mnnot ■ .... esu Consultation riw writ® for a Question Blank for Home Treatment. Consult. ’.bon b* Booklets sent Free. �. n Caclwailader s_ * PSIATE EXCHANGE. REAL L. ' ..Orecery. baknek. September 7. 1905, CMn#\Torether Betas Oetly.burg \ and Will Again ■ OBITUARY. CORRESPONDENCE. | Maky Augusta Day was born, in Baltimore. Barry Co.. Mich.. May 2». -uch \ «««. IJ’fftJ. and died- ut the name place, | MORGAN. j August 17th, 11105, being 42 yean*. 2 August 17th. 1U05 being . . , h.tf D. C.un LeeW Detroit, wav in Aurora The picnic at Cole’s the 4lh was not | month*. piltr< ■' ! . k ? '*raUl’,4 roiluv. hiK«ny to Cbieiurn months, 19 (lavs (lava uf of age. With tbe ex­ ' ' * today, un bjkwny to Cbiti.go frtub a success in point of numbers, but vary l.o» ■'..d’ It ■ 1 I ception of two years her life wasspent ur,... good ' IL'Kalh. whwota had Bonn vlaltlna successful iu sport* which were very entirely entiralv on ».« the farm ' * been visiting. . .... « wmaknbwn businessman much enjoyed iu spite of the inclement born. She has for years been *fk li,l“ ,l!lke- i of loader in Grand i weather. • uf Detroit Detroit and and isle j< valid. She spent much “'.'"k’ ' A«V d«l~ Mr. aud Mrs. Bush of Kalamazoo study, and has written a ’ miles from ‘ In Mr.Xee wXwith the Union visited Mr*. Uax Hoqghtalin last poems aud other -Jiort storica w for the * ‘j army at Turfytowu, *ta.. 11 miles l-anday and Monday returning to their papers'td help*ptuts away her time. . -fe-. tut day j ^jnth uf Gettysburg', llamas a tovut heme Tuesday. During her last illness site * 'b^Lu'' two i lx'ruf uf thc Ss^jK'nerring School was commenced Monday the tient sufferer. For nearly five weeks t-s \ crape. One day. he picked uh a corny 4th Miss Feighner teacher. she was unable to spenk to thuse who . •i rw:‘l 1'5"’! mon land turtle, and on the icrW shell The present minister was greeted by cared for her. the yoeal organs being j I fine l*rch J huge sugarJ tmek^he carved tho Vnited StateMag; a full house Sunday night. paruiyxed as well us the <kher parts of her body. This afftat innate daughter ' '.ifu:. Good ;i cAstlu. which was the insignia < H bafv engineering corj*. bi* name an<l hK It is possible fur a mother to hq mis- leaves to mourn her luvx.. a widowed I e Iter children as to Often cause them ! regiment and the year. U ;; mi'lher-. her father, two brotlutrs und | Four weeks ago Capt. 11. H. Mortal I n tell wrong storieji in order h> aviod 1 a sisister having parsed away , before I wood. lot “ ip un the car^ a whipjung. there- j her. ' Fttnfcral servicre were held nt the inc large uf Gettsburg. picked up a live turtle ' by hSuj-h' fphndation fur nntruthNear which had un its back tlw United !ju|i house Iiy Rev. E. A. Olmstead. Her incsvkmd ‘ which cunld E misdeeds l®‘d to rest in the, Striker ; States tiag. the castle, and Mr. Lee’s ! pusstbly j) .. .„. r .., jAiMMiny avoided by kindne-s > lunue. together with the year. The । PureuV^rl^Mcind to war childreiu ; cemetery. _ • • Goodyear Co COATS AND FURS We haveithe best line of ladies' coats, for this season, that we have ever sho.i n and those who have looked over our lines in previous years kyow wl^at this means. We have styles! to please everyone from Fitted backs to the newest Empire shapes. PRICES FROM $5.00 to $22.00. We call your attention especially to our Cl fin I"1*' They are bargainsAlso a complete line of Misses’. Children’s ylC<UU an(j infant’s rzyits. clay storv wiu* “”■•’ r"'*u x , Take Uretn into^aiur confidence; teach Uff*m intx^ We art; showing an excellent line of Furs. Scarfs aud ties in Fox, Mink. Alaska I-aper bj the corrcspondcrt at Hanover j theu^Vo l« truthfu\make home pkaaFo lx? truthft •Fa. It wa» read liy Isaac H. Rider, uf Sable. Grey Squirrel and Martin at prices ranging from $1.25 to $20.00. and the child wi nKgrow up and be Brooklyn, a member ot Mr. Lee’s l^blraHing tu you. I Now is the time to buy while lines are complete. regiment, aval he renicmbered t)ie citj C’,ifford T 'w in Kulamazou F, H Melon thieves are in evilhmee bnt i . * '■ cuinstauves at oncu He found itb good wh.*re Mr. 1-ee was aud wrote to JKni. had pwr mucccm hi lh<? indonu were •*?/,, i .green. ; F rank Junto art ived home tram Ann I flood and Mr. Lee wrote : to <^apt. . - » HaW| Artwr 'k taThurdNiy. xnnrusajr.; Mr. Munton will soon p. . Sheldon The latter immediately repliaJFthat if have n new । p. / ■ A. Sheldon Our new istock just in and .we are prepared to meet every 'requirement Friday!kouk in the * P«!t<>skey I Mr. Leo could prove1 his ijffl »tity the shwl in. front of his elevator. Laving ’ excursion of our patrons. live turtle would be shijj -O him at torn down the old one II hrf herome ! MnC c u Gaib of wnodtatA' wm iituiitid once. Mr. loee ex ' » rotten tb.t it w.. ntrnfe. | it , lbt) 4 , y ■■ | to have tbe 10 4 Blankets fiora <50c to $1.00 of the • 114 Blankets from 85c to $1.90. pant turtle sent to bim al ^•trojt. and he 12-4 Blankets from $1.00 to $2.00 Excellent qualities all wool Blankets $4.50 will take ittoarinj^ ‘unions as a reli Miss Ruth WeiM>ert was a(?rand Rap­ IRVING. IVe ic of fighting dsu^r : ids visitor Thursday. Mt>. \V. J. Kidd started SumlMy vrib>, ... ... n,.H.a WOTUM aundfcy -Sylvester Grenil made a biainew It took the v^Te ycara to go 11 ( oldratio. Her broth, r ■ trip c 7^^.. I miles. Ali oi partita interested in : Percy MrWhinn-y accompanied her the iucidrliW ftn- m<*u*of high standing I far at* Denver, from there he went <>u Mra. I*.- A. Sheldon aud Mpt. . Thus. | Our line is now complete. Call and make selections before desirable patterns are aud theyjfmc ich for the truth u(-the i to California where lie will teach who<»l.’ ■ Riley were in Kn|aniazuu Thurmlay. r .tlroad ha;i!3j’l - : li gone. 5 to 12 1-2 cents per yard. I Mto.a i Mi^.Vxto Mljtlnwl tt.roAta Ot.l-j to-Iirnrat-oi Prodi Ut Ironwood. ,nd Mi. I rhorwi.y torht wtth rtt.t.rro Thm L,,...t.„y ,tok.»toaloal _________ _ of San... ironwood. *tiu tereWTas Mr. .Jum«*s H. Black, Arbor Visited their -t...................... ««<>»«*> *- -,<s- }j :Luther of Ann yv.wf 5lr and• Mra. H, (hd-urn went to 1 was as a u member of tho the same com- |. father A7 A. Luther and aud wife the »t... u»* latter — I' Detroit ghn»a.i*».Thureday, returniug Munday. • °QOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOCXXXXXJOOOOOOOOOOO©C '.-OOOOOCCOOOOOOOQOOOOOOC j^fcy with Mr. Lea and was present , part of last week. Funaer Judge df Probate Stockdale ' |when the carving was done. After the j |)r tMittle of Antietam was foufht an up- • Dr. Merritt of Ann Arbor visited |of Allegan. w:ra a Hastings visitor j MIm Myrtle Luther laxt Thursday and pVednestlay. jwwtunity was given volunteers to eu- j ....... Hu~vr con*x With .»!*' •'h' S1‘r>' «n<l dnughur-l ter th« ... U. =. S. r.. etigineer ; ’*'•' other. Mr. Black entered thi. brand, I A Xatlbewa and family apnnt M nw Anna Haitril friend, in Battle , of tlw’renotar nervine, hia enli.tmeni I M”kI*> <;n,n'1 <S«ek la« week. Iieing for four years, and was finally * Miwx* Clara and Jane Stanton of Mrs. latmard Stedge and grandTHE BEST MEATS disrhargexi at New York in 18«7. two i Dowling.visited their aunt Mra. E. E. daughter Hani have returned fr<un a OF ALL KINDS years after tb« doae of the war. San- • "’arm.-r laM Saturday and Sunday. v’lut Holly. Pontiac and Detroit. ‘ born. N. D. Enterprise. I They accomjiauUd by MissJuanita Kay who ha* I. .if . rL,« - were • ■■ Roy.Smith ........ ...... III,. l-een-thc It-Vik-lixI i;.,x. --.i .......... .. u I of Dowling ami Irvin u Renner of« tr_. Vul- । guest of Miss Frankie Ixnffbaiid Mr of r»raiwj. Ind. . Mime time returned to Grand Rapids: ill be ■ । ? Mrs- N. E.«Beuedict visited trlends i Wcdiu-day. . LiOCcl I lw 6 WS« f i ’n f*mnd Rapids ti»e latter part uf but G<xl Coleman and family relumed ——wI . from Harbor Sprir-gx and oilier north- j 0,1 Wednesday. They bad an The right is never found by the as- i E Stanton ami wife of Dowling ern : visited E. E. W arm r aud wife ^nju>able time. sertiuu of your own rights alone . Friday before leaving furan exttmded | -Mi*Lizzie Rrunewitter and n^ctFrom W0 lo 500 gallons of crepm > Miss Edna Kronwitter, nf South Whd. are shipped each week, from this city I visit in the West. 5 Tb. iof«nl child of W. W. W.tw, ’ '"cgu.M.of Mr. Mid Mix. Elroy-' tJ Grand Rapids. . I ...—.... . । Tobias last week. Our reader* will note that Dr. Me- I Saturday at their home in §TheMUi MARKET Man Manning Doud leit Friday ou the Donald lias resumed Lis visits, and will 1 Middleville. Funeral from the house 1 excuraiun for northern Michigan. 'His 0 Tu;odu<»t: . • Cuu Bank. be ar the Hastings house September S“0day. , ........ : jl. W. K.llry mn with quite » lox •! “ * Allwi “vornjanied £ Fhone 22 lUstiwjs. ?Uch. i 2 nth. Mao i» not a tenement howw in Monday. Dog. got inf. hi. nice dock hlm "" ”» J-nm-X. 600000CC-. ■■.KKXXbCOOOCX»( . . . . Sirs. Dennl> Kelley return-«i t<» her I . which thndloor of tin' heart mey 1,.; of lamlw an.i killcl m-rernl. and time.. " " j home in Marshall Thuraday after h five dean while that ofjLhf- intellect is’thut * * were nut killed wt re badly-injured, ” Mr. . W. s. Tyrmll and ailrutUvi «.<!.» vi.lt in IhHriiy. HvmnUiar. । .corrupt ’ . , Vevter A- Carter ^hipped 4<W» loaves n;«K v iMlr.l Gru. Mc(>jnn< ll mid wtf- '•-* A P. Trmobnll returned with • Oper. Evenings. .' her. ■ Phone 86. of l.relul and 500 buns to Mulliken on nn'l ‘Aber friends Monday. Miss Mary Powers left Wrdntvulay the 3:45 p. m. train Wednesday. It State Hall went to Grand RapiS* Lpigbt-for Marquette to rf*«uuir work as was for a ktrhecue in that town. ialsir day. ' teacher. $he hax ah . increased salary Give us thi* farjnex who takes time to Charlie Cobb left Friday for |>*anal a J over last year, and i» a 4ery sucCeesxBARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. look up. now arid then, to •re what is i Mich where he will teach the coming fnl teacher. Rvv Gillett and-son Glenn will Mart going ur in the world about him. Liv- year, Rev. Arthur Trott is attending the tor his new work Monday ut Leanord ing is not all in liending tbe Iwck over Charite Wilcox and wife went on the ’ Mra Gillett and daughter Om will M. E. annual cunfernncte nt Charlotte the hoe er ingrowing gmitl crops. , excursion to Kalkaska last Friday for 1 this week. Rev. A. B. Johnson. of take the train Tuesday morning. We •ARiSTO GOLD PAPER.... 1 Life is more than a living. are sorry to loae sm-h a fnuply as Mr , : a <yvo week* visit. j Saranac, will, occupy the Methodist (iillctt. Rev. Dolph will tale bis place There were 3M tickets sold at this E. Dunlap nnd family visited at S. pnlpit next Sunday. When you want Fiirnitore and House (( ‘ i.i.’.Jy j he worth here. I station for the Petoskey excursion: a- Kennedy *a the latter part of last week. Lonis Michael and-his nephew Clif­ Furnishing^, come and see us. yv ’’ ' ’ call and see Tbe supper giveu in the Isuwment of , i bout half ax many as a year ago. Mr. Dunlap left for Grand Rapids ford • left Friday for A mm la.. nf 1 Work was too pressing and help too Monday where he expects to work. Our stock is how very large and consists of many (I . where the former will resume bis du­ tbe church was pretty well attended. ' proceeds fH.WO. । scarce on the farms this year to per­ of the )) Mra. Nellie Gillett visited at Leach ties aa chief of the' chemistry depart­ mit the the usual number to take in Mr. Henry Lathrop will act as Sup ­ ment of the University, and thy latter lake over Sunday. Don't fur?.; to see me before thia trip. erintendent of tbe Sunday who »1 the 'I will enter as a student. Jo’j buy * Kodak, Camera, nr Rolxsrt Jenkins sr. spent Sunday in remainder of the year in place of Mrs. It is now possible for three men Grand Rapids. He was the guest of his ■ Upplie* for same.; O. N. Oillttt. I NASHVILLE. I working with hand machinery, to sun who returned home with him. to be found in any store, no matter where you go. The services at the took church I* i Earle Feighner in tbe excursion ; make 3.000 cement bricks a day. A tlie same as usual, preaching by Rev. ' ; recently invented machine employing We are now showing a choice lot of Sample Furniture • Now good digestion waits on ap- to Petoaky Sunday. Dolph. five men liesidre those who mix the i<etite, and health on both.' bought from the floors at Grand Rapids during the Ed. Myera is visiting friend* at Mr. Preston’s people are moving If it doesnt try Burdock Blood Bit­ ! cement, will, its inventor asserts, make Ttaverae City. . Furniture Exposition. We ran fave yon a nice sum of over in Maple Grove. We are sorry to | THE PHOTOGRAPHER, tern I fi.OuO bricks an hour. Bert Noyeo of Lansing and Elmer lose so good a*family from oar church money on any of theee sample pieces. Call in and~tyok Hillings, : Michigan I Tbe Kalamazoo Gazette lately oom­ Noyes of Gnmd ix*dge were guests of and neighborhood. | EAST MAPLE GROVE. them over. ' _J , pletod a canvass among farmers in Mra. McBeth >s very ill at thia writ­ relatives here last week. ■ : southwestern Michigan aa to tbe co»F. TV. Knoll’s ham burned tu the ing. We art selling lots of Pianos nowadays. Call in The two pretty American glrta had । dition of props this year. More than Floyd Feighnrr of Nashville passed ground last Thursday afternoon togeth- met two delightful Englishmen on the nnd look over the finest line ever shown in this city. : a hundred of tbe beat farmers were ... , er with its contents oats, hay, -and way acnxM and hud given n cordial OUR SHOWING 01 j . ! seen,• and ail are of une accord that Sunday with Winnie Hagerman. Henrv Dixon and fWmily were guests wheat litaidea^ his farm implements Invitation, warmly Hcvundeti by their the crop H a bumper. Without an . The granary and shed-1also bn med. mother, to Sir Chnttes nutl hi* friend J»kr Traxler Tr.xlrr'. Sand.,. 1™ ------------< tool->-» exception the farmers declared* that it ; at Jake ’s Sum , The insurance did not cover his loss to visit them at their country home. । wits by. fur the greatest year in Tbe । Mennu Wenger and* wife of Nnsliville I being only four hundred dollars. Tho One day a message’came saying the Furniture Corners. Hastings, Mich. farming . history -of----------—„ in the state. The IpasMMl Sunday at the home of N. C. origin of the fire was supposed to have two men would arrive that kiftenioou. The family was thrown Into in fever of i corn crap will lx? mure than a third 1 Hagerman. ' been spontaneous combustion caused excitement, and many phia.4 of enter( targrr than was ever known teforc. i J[jsii BJ,ocbe Traxler is hutno ri.itfrom ' 'hot oats.’' ’ ■ includes all .'-taplc - weaves and taiument for their guests, kvotS- sug­ j The St, John News gives an exercise ing her parents for a few wtakii. Fred Greenfield nnd family took in, gested and abandoned, it wu* Anally ■ kolorin^ . and tin immense. j in aritbmolic after thio lashion: “B ; Cnni(1 McCWrtn„ ,nd |amny tho excursion to Grand Rapids Sunday. decided that, us Eiiglhlin|eh niv no­ ■ variety uf the season’s j' . , richest- novelllfiJi... : one man owns »L«I« for a year, or if : Souday „ lbe bome „t tbc tutor's Miss Rosa Thomas pf Reed City was toriously fond of a “tub*’ jnad their guests were coming direcf|y from the • | one man owes bl! jIr in Balti­ a guest of Mrs- Hiram Coe last week. । ---- — -------,— »1 for 1.000 yearn, or if I I HERE IS I MF ; . tuvtmen ------ ---train, they should llrat l»o Invited to ■ 1.000 oweA,$1 apice one v«»nr year,inisititI *i more. ■ Miss .Minnie Furnias went to Hast­ take a hath. After that Itac hosfexu all tbe name to tho creditor?. In the Jim Harmon and family were guests ings Monday to begin her school Tues­ would rely on the inspfrntiiib of the ! first two cases it would look like a of tbe latter’s parents Mr. and Mra. •moment. • . day. j pmtty large debt, hut in the last case McBeth Sunday. The young men arrived promptly ! Mra. Bert Deller cut her nnn quite each one of the 1,000 would think his ■ of the nc v ra-uductions' of famand after some demurring tvere bur- ■ I ous iurcizn and Amurican share of noo imponuiK-v, importance, nuu and that .. it ,I Miss Winnie Hagerman returned to badly one day last week while canning rlo<l off to the bathroom. In about an For the convenience of those who wish to order all of their papers at ♦ difference whether he paid j the home of.her parental after spending fruit . She was in the act of screwing hour they emerged and went hmne- * I nylls Conte and see made no -on tbe tup of a can when it broke and dlatly to their hostess, saying. “We aseT ♦ cue time, all subscribers to the Baxner Who are paid up to date, can get ♦ one time or another so long as he paid. the summer at Thornapplo lake. ' how carefully ynur t the Banneh and any one of tbe following for one year In.advance, as £ Cassius Go uld of Charlotte and wife the sharp edge of the can cut her so son? to leave so soon, but we only A newspaper depends largely npon its r tn*tc has beeft . lauily she had to have several stitches came to make a call, nnd qur train t follows: subscriptions to meet its heavy excus­ wore guests of the former's sou Lee p pro'ided for. leaves In fifteen minutes.”1H- Lippin­ taken to close the wound. es, and it is necessary thut all suliecrip* Goald one day last week. cott's. Mrs. H. R. Dickerson is ut Buffalo tions should be received regularly. ” Walt Ruae.visited friends in Battle Banner and Detroit Daily Free Frees S3 05* N. V. the guest of her brother C., B. Creek Saturday and Sunday. ' Bannki: and Detroit Daily Journal 3 05* . Lusk. ‘ Some writer once clutalfied the popuF«NE VAILORlkO. Mrs. Will Davis entertained her Banner and Grand Ilapidi Herald Porter Ki one has sold his bouse aud latlon of the world into two groups— . “Circuses, said tbc old ring master, niece and friend from Battle Creek 3 OS* the rice caters und the wbent eaters. •"have deveJojied. evolved and changed. lot in Nashville to Mra. Sweexy. Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly journal .... ...j... I 73 With rice goes fish, und with wheat From the one ring of the past they । Sunday. Dr. F. G. Sheffield and family are poo* meat, ('besnical anplyah shows have grown to three rings, plus an ele­ f Ed Gale and Sadie Davis and Mr. Banner and Detroit Free Preet.Farm and Live Stnck going to Hastings in the near future to that each of these comblnntism forms Davis and friend of Charlotte were vated stage, and there are many other JournalJ.%. 5 reside. a perfect diet, embracing nil tbe nectaImprovements. But In one particular guests of N. C. Hagerman Monday. 60 Banner and Michigan Farmer Dr. R. P. Comfort,.of Hudaon, form­ sary food elements. But. while tbe there has been no change since time Mbs. N. N. Russell of Grand Ledge began, and rbat la in the dlmenslatui of was a guest at Thos Fuller’s one day erly of Nashville is closing out his wheat nnd meat diet requires an elab­ Banner and Chicago Weekly Ini4r Ocean...? 75 the ring. A circus ring is always tho drug business and will return here soon orate and expensive preparation . to , make It ready for use, the rice and ; Banner and New Yor» Tri bake Farmer 30 same also—forty-two feet nine Inches Lt last weekr to resume practice. Will Davis* father andj mother and fish diet is cheap and simple. It uevds ' diameter. Go where you will, you will •To tnoee living on Rural Routes, only. Mrs. Leon Smith left Montlay. fori no slaughter houses, mills'or bakeries, never find a circus.ring with different brother and his family were guosto at Battle Creek to’ visit friends after with dozens of other adjunctive fac- ; dimensions from that.' -Will Davis' 3unday. which she will return to her home in torles. Fish and rice can be prepared A bareback rider can ride best In a These ipedal rates are offered aa an accommodation lo Banns* for food by the Blmpleat processes with- j ring of this sire. All riders train In Kansas. In fifteen minutes after they are • Euch a ring and'all horses are trained W. J. MOLLOAWY, I fastings, .*lkh. Henry Roe and -on Vida and W. L brought to the pot And so the rice 1 ire you money we in such a ring. There would be trouble Who aells the L. & M. Palat, Marble and M>n Russell were at Sobby eaters areWble to Uve on a few pennies j for hope.* and men If the size of the Knows it for a fact, that the L. & M. lake a couple of days laMwmk fishing. a day and yet thrive and become big i ring should be changed. It would ba i ’ aint lias tbe reputation of being tbe and populous nations. — Kansas City | W. M. Smith uf.Washington Miafa.. J’ke changing tbs slse of the baseball x miub all the the world over. That Its act­ dtaoaML ariy worse."- Minn^pohe leader all . visited hfai son Q W. Smith last week Journal. ual coat Is only «1.30 a gallon. t PERSONAL MENTION. Yflu’re Interested BUTTER AND Chas. Dubois EGGS Highest Prices Next to City Hall. YOU ARE INVITED J its$$$to you CHOICEST PIECES OF FURNITURE H. J. Christmas, I I FALL . ■ J MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO., FABRICS CREAM |Get Your Year’s Reading:I * ■ ♦ NOW! c. E. LUNN i �6 j AsevRiA. Everett Shepard ’ visitod at Battle Creek Sunday. j SMr. and Mra. Markham of South Battle Crock visited at Milton Horton’s last week. • Bert Tasker visited rclaties at Battle f Creek part of last week. Lester Scott oi; Clare county spent ' last Sunday at.Dr. Fay s. ) Winthrop Ford: of Galesburg visited his uncle Geb. W. Tompkins and fam i/ !y Saturday and Sunday. .Mra. Milton Horton will entertain f L. A. S. Thursday Sept 14. Lottie Tompkins visited relatives at Galesburg last week. I Mrs. Lizzie Tasker visited her \ daughter Mra. Dor Stowell of Wood­ land Saturday and Sunday. Vids Norris of Lacey visited at P. /i K. Jewell’s Saturday aud Sunday. Mrs. Charlie Serven 1« at Petoskey HE’S A TOWN BUILDER. ' 'fOriCtnaL) It was a winter night. The wind I was driving a tempest of snowflakes. ( Tbe street lamps shone dim. Except X^Tbo’abote is an excellent picture^of for the storm there wns not u Minnd. •.Morgan “Jone*.. of this^city.Jwho’-now No footfall could be heard on the snow, h 2d houAos and?*haiZbulit 4S, in and there was do one abroad. A fine 17-Jeweled Movement with a Jown hastiugs, mostlyjin?th<uast3^vvn*y eap. 1 had reached tire’town of M. a few He^deAerves much creiit jor^tbe* im- minutes before by train and. finding patent regulator and breguet hair 1 partanfworic ho has dyne*in. iinprov- no conveyance afJ the station, had ' spring, in a 20 year Gold filled case. ing the city and providing homes for th© started to walk to my fiolel. (many familieiLbrought to ^HaMtings by Suddenly; midway between street its factories and otherfeuterpriM*. Ho lamps, where It was dark, I ran against ,owns a K*eat*mafiy>xcMlent building a man. 1 stood stock still. The snow lots. ‘and will continue to build ^homc* on either side of us was deep, nnd I ; waited for the.map.to divide the way in this city.‘'~.... : — Mr. Jones was lorn iu Monmouth- with me. Instead Uf that he began to .hire. W»lm. in 1K2-. »nd carric lii» talk to himself incoherently, seeming Call and See. A Genuine Bargain. -7 yam au lightly that pwiaicia to be unconscious of my presence. “Horrible." he muttered, "horrible! Death -denth that might be prevented by a little lo<»e change he may have had in hia-pocket, and he wouldn't give । to stay during hay fever season. ! it. lie’ll! dog. a murderer. I hope 1 j John Tompkins visited at T. J. ■ may see him burn with an everlasting i I I Ford’s ih Maple Grove Sunday. fire." . j W. V. Scott the new minister, will “You seem in trouble." 1 said in a kindly tone. * preach at the church next Suuclay at I “Trouble! Isn’t It trouble’that there’s m. and 7:80 m. i|■ 10:30 Dr. a.Hoyt wasAuken calledp. to Greek Melvin Van lindBattle family of i but one person In tile world who can j on account of the ilinens Of his siller “ ! Battle Creek visited relatives here last j JEWELER, and OPTICIAN. I help nnd who won’t-taelp? I told him j • Saturday. w week. First door west of Chidester CD. Burton, Hasting! I mother was dyiag; tluit 1 had been sent I ( Mrs. Latty and son of Bellevue visi- ; tq the drug store for a prescription aud j (' ' ted her -daughter Mra. John Russell j I hadn't a cent to puy. He told me. to ■ ® I Sunday and Munday I get out." ' OQIIPPI Y 1 EAST WOODLAND. i School commenced center had । ' 1 remembered tluit at all the my cbfuge • ©urn. I \ w„ gUd to hMr lhe lle|1, Tne«l.y. Um B.and Jewell, and j been 'spent, / hadprincipal only s ten dollar : We bin just receiuej a ' , again 1 Tasker, primary teacher. ' bill. II would go with tbe young won I 8 ■j to n drug store, pay f?r the medicine be "required and give him something be i • sides. . • ! li -’ I Bert Tasker, primary teacher. I "Came.” I said, ‘iqiid the way to n ; ! drug store.” Archvi Holden aud family have gone YANKEE SPRINGS. Morgan Jones. ' “I only fear they lire all closed.*’ be u I tp Pr«-purl to lirt. I Jim AndrM ,nd wi(c |lop,. g>Hi.i' for him to reach the' ct-ntury said. "It’s very Lite. * . . ) I Alni ”“w Kilpktrlek i. callins s,lraU). „ Amu, Wi|u.,n —t—r. ........ ... so mu 1 -Tntirk. He gets muc.g h*fnn^ont of f He |e«l me to one dnig store after an- j fuubd every <me clbeed and H. k B„K.rtnnd[„.niiy--.™vs„.^ time. Mrs Horaw visit- ! ooff relatiihw relati^W at Orangeville Sunday. « ‘ | Mr. and ^ rR' H° raw Swift are virit•! there ’would se<-:n there'wuuld seem ”t<i be"*no reasqii’why - no on? to answer a night ladi. 1 had i»g thnlr d,ngbt<r In L.n»ing this | Mrs. „„ A. A J. j . Pin|er lnrot.j from (rum ■ „(,t-lh^-iha1'lu,--,rior1!.>th- ■ <*«• wlthrt.ltn tnwrlv nn fctmr. TI>U I Potter „ returned i T">k> Jod wnrlrfd .1 ten minute drand K.pi<l» Rapids ThtmUr Thnraday uftnr after . a week. week* ,. t„, ing was’ever, known known ’ tu-worry .him I; >*<»«..(•» . -- ’ the “ tow *—v i clock was now , , . i-.-r*—r-: ‘after 11 and I Sir. J. Hager unit Jnngbtcr Glenn, j htay with re|ut,,,.«. . - except a few desperatecases which he. striking 12, and, huvii g made a failure. i and Norah Mohlqr visited friend* in ' Mra. B. F. Norris and Mra John I has treated ti >rofc£hmal!yT «» WM<iWU ’ tI w was obliged w to Wl let Hkm go home with­ I °™P!'! d“”’ ................................ . worn tbe gitw. of ml.tivo., in In.1851 he married Elixaheth^ Mor- .1 oul bls ...— as ..a ve were about to I Tb. M.«. tn« .and Agnt* Col. 8 y M(1 . I gan in Wales. They came to this ‘ part I tumbling* in my trousers । have taken rooms at the home uf Mra. 1 country the ‘succeeding^year. They pocket with my’keys > nd other articles, I Kate HonghnUttcr an. Mi™ Ague, will 80,1001 OP°»»''O« Monaj nt the soon after went" to Plattsmouth, Neb., when I chinped a silver half dollar. I attend Ute Woodland Hlgb eehoul tbin Spring, with Grant. Early aa ttweher. "Here," 1 said, “take this coin, it's a where they-lived seven yearn. In 1882 j ----Joseph Raymond ■ year. . , -------.------- and wife leave thin-. they moved to Hastings where they liocket piece <»f the year of my mar­ Mr.. Calvin Sawdv and George »ofk for K»l«u>“oo where they hare have ever since resided. One child, a riage. with my wife'4 and my Initials ' scratchis! mi It. Take It, Ton’ll need It. whojhave lawn »|«ndiag rereml week., , •"'ure<1 «tupl°ro>«>» lh>' “V1™son. blessed their union, but. he died ■ and more.” • j with friends in East Woodland return- 1 Chas. Moore and wife of Irving were in’l8G5. Z . He seized the p|edtalKerly. then turnj ed to their home in Big Rapids on ! guests at Andrew Southard s Thursday. i’ Phone 143, --City Drug Store . -— ---------’ Everyone in”this city aiiu tar miles ed nnd vanished In tbs darkness. Hustings, :: Michigan^! >Saturday. z ; Fred Raymond, wife and son Evcret in every direction knows “Hr. Morgan i It was three uiontiM after this that I Mra. S. Feighner bf Nashville i8 j spent Sunday with Mrs R’m. parentsJones" as he is familiarly called. This bad occasion to Igo to M. again. 1 am staying with her daughter Mra. Hattie I Mr. anti*Mra. IL P»ge in Rutland. I title of ... "Dr. . .. ” was not canted by ; a *awJrer profatmlao n«d had a case OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Hiti X ,wn . ------ | Mrs. Ackley returned tu her home in . ’‘burning the midnight oil” iu study' to come off In coura there. Having ! days. I Leslie Saturday after a weeks visit j of medical authoritisB. He is a nut- •| some time to spare at the courthouse • ?fore my case would tn- called. I Ktroll[ Mtea Grace and Lee Sheldon spqnt ' with relatives. ural doctor, ;yid he; will tell you of 1 i Into the criminal court room. ; Saturday and Sunday with friends in ! C. H. Burpee is putting a wall ‘un- ' ""U’” amazing cures,"if you .will A ,sI ror A man>wns man wnu tmlng trl tried for tlje the mur tnur-. ! Nashville and attended Hie Y. P. A. I der his barn. PHt yoQr time against his lUjiTlisten to j der of his uncle. .It seemed fo be a very convention convened nt that place. :! Miss Floy p|oy Erway Krway rfegins ffegins teaching teaching in in ; But no man can lie in any plain case against tbe accused, He was Xl> Mn Triuk.u. who b> breu ' tho Riluhie (Harriet IM, week. 11"’ •>' ■”1"'1 Dr- I Te?,?"r h,1" ”"'le ':ny I’011' .M-U1.UK bor X™ with Ir.eud.. iu Thf wi„ . Morgan .. prewm.. . .b™I bHr .. Hw. The township board will hold u ; __________ M0RE H™ 1"6 ^STS. Onr lint of Fall Eip ^uHu-Mm^lMon^-’ *’ ’^ | ,n«.<ingun. thi. weekb .pp,..., , HITCHING POSTS. commi^ioner in place* of • Robes is in and em­ [ Mr. M. M. t'hose of Prairieville whs ; aEd.highway Courtney resigned. -------. fact the old tuau kvas making ar­ braces everything 5 -! .i » A. John , . on Saturday and. ________________ I । raugementa to leave nil his i>roj»erty to thejguest. of. J.St. BALTIMORE CENTER. Their Impor.auce 1. Not l ull, *p. .^u, H,,,,. lldlJ lHg that’s newest and'lat § i together they visit<xl all the largo ginest. » Will P1 Hi. -a.1 ...if 4 . predated, lhe Citv Council Should nppear to rue that the defense had any 5 seng gardens in Woodland." Mr. Chavs' , ' J A f*‘ g‘ t CBM? nl aU lil,t P*"™0 Well pleated with what iu »aw of ’ 23 on 81b son. . Take Action. • known to have lieeii with the murdered The stock is 'completo J5 ' was th^ gardens nnd our beautiful townMr. Johnson's people* entertained ;• The question of hitching posts is n man. nnd thut only ndihour before bit and yon bar a the benefit! **‘ company from Battle jCreek"Sunday. '1 very .„jimportant .r. ^..7. wone . . in. thh city. of; death, was the accused; of a big line to select: 55; shQuite a ’number from “Eckardt , — . • it . is usually -- ‘ con- i There wen* sd many beads between than from. It will pay you to 5 ! Stidet" attended tho stalk convention !i Mtrf. Eva Schneider was called to 1! more"importance • ' me and the prisoner thlit I did not foi . By furnishing ample facilicall bow while the stock < of tbe Y. P. Alliance at Nashville lastl!, Grand-Rapids Monday by the serious i some time get n ‘ good loolf at him. ! • illness of an aunt. '। t’®* fur the hitching of teams in ... „ ... Hast- j। when 1 did. tlieu* wasaometbiug about is complete. 5 i wepk. Mjtfc Katie Eckardt was delethnf i Rev. Brown preached his farewell ngs, very much good catt be done to hIa facc nntl j , gate from E. Street. , tin trade of the town. The merchants ; to me. The priseeuttng attorney wm i sermon at the church last Sunday. 5 ! Laura Smith and grandmother are I of un this’ c«J city 14re are reaemng reaching out tor for trade, summing up to the Jury. r , . .. । OI Robinson, wife and daughter । If . C | visiting friends in Lansing this week. t ....Cha& tbc. farmers came ccs;.?. htsre ii^re they !I .’’Wp have proted." he said, “that th< i . ,,, . „ ” , . I If when the they! , inure of near Hickory Comers vlsi- ( - no suitable - - - places „ . Phone 314 to- -hitch their 1j prisoner was with the imnrdered m.m 1 John Ream who has been so tteri otui- tod the former's sister Mrs. Chas. Gill- |.lind Hastings. Michigan. C 'I team.-., the impression made is, to aay! nfl o’clock; iiow much Inter Jefferson st, 1 door south of P.O. ?: ly ill is no better, and small hopes are apsie and family ovef Saturday and ' the leant, not a favorable onr The ciTv ! 7e vanno1 prore’ but one “w h,m ) • entertained of his recovery. 1j council is .in position- -toI act leave. At half p:ret 11 a cry wna Sunday. in this ■ Mr. Noah Leader who has been vi-jiti heard; a maid eutrred the old man's The many friends of Mra. Lewis Wood j matter, iuid should t ” ke the initiative . ing Mends in East Woodland and son ! bedroom and found hhri dying. There were pained to learn of the serious j was a lonvenlent door for tbe munlerthat* Paul who has been spending Ins vaea- turn her diseaes has taken. Her chil- •' t<» the end .thut hitching posts, f tion with his uncle C. Schnier returned dren from Bellevue and Marshall have I wilbamply provide for all comers shall er's (Mcape wltliout" bring seen. Al lie provided. Such a move would do iu half past 12 the prisoner was arrested ; to their ho mein Grand Rapids on l>een called to her Iwdside. Dr. Lowry lot of good, and the council should act on the street muttering maledictions : Slontlay. was called Sunday and with Dr. Galla­ There are still many places on St^te against his unde." ‘ . gher gave the family no hopes of her St. that cat) be utilised, but there will The last words brought back a pic SOUTH WOODLAND. recovery. ture that hhd appeared |to me on that lie no results accomplished by waiting School began at tbe Crabb Monday. A bright little 101b daughter came to for individuals to art. Nor should any stormy night three months before. 1 ; Dor Mead K'gan his school at tlje waited till the speaker had finished. bless the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. individual lie expected to move in t’hjsj ■’ then said to the judge: Kilpatrick Monday. 1 have opened a new Bowl ' Gillaspie Aug. 24tb. . matter until assured that there is to beJI "Your honor. I nni an attorney. I ing Alley in the building ... —... ... ....., a «... .a*, unirriiej. 1 I Maud England is teacher of the Shores across the street west of diroctiqp. i। believe •f enn can iurow throw some Bowie ugnt light yin /»n this A numlxT of men nnd teams have La, v ; a ~ gvneral o—•— — movement **—in ... that ...a. uuwe^vp*. I schcto|l this fall Hotel Barry. Everything e- the I "o reouest your vnur |perm!im1on to been busy tbe past week gravelling "*c believe the council should at once onico j: case und request will be kept quiet and or­ i Tlj4 funeral of Grandma Perkins took “Whiskey Run’ hill, which makes a ! t*lhc hold of thia matter, nud lay out j famine xnmlue the prisoner." : derly. carry out a systematic plan 1 place at the U. B. church Sunday, much needed improvemnt. Let the | and ""~r I After much wrangllig permission T"4-— — I Brotuer J. Smith ofliciating. The re- good work go on. It is needed a little I' provide < was granted. | enough hitching txjats. provide enough hitching puts, EVERYTHURSDAY I mains were laid btutiae her husband in “Have you ever seen hie before?p I further north. | ------------- -—■;------ - . asked. I Stoney Point cemetery . AFTERNOON and EYE­ A CORRECTION. ING will be open to “Not tbnt 1 remember’’ NORTH R^APLE GROVE. ( Arthur Myers returned to Valpa' Woodland Sept. 4. 1W5. ladies • Did 1 not meet you otte night throe Mra James Fowler and son. Jakie ! raitta today to finish bis course of study. 1 Editor Banner: months ago wheii you were going for SPECIAL. Furhnian, are visiting friend* at FeIn your paper of Aug. 31st BKW I Hud medicine for your muthc^t’ i Phetiio Oaks, Pearl Smith, Martha, toakey. Every Thursday afternoon an article headed. ‘‘A . Most Worthy "J met a man: If I could And him nnd Nora Smith left Monday fvf West from 2 to 5 o'clock tbe alley Mrs. Lydia Lathrop of • Nashviller Charity." and in it I find where Mr. I could prove my innocence." • Manchester to attend high school. • will be opefi Free of Charge “What did you do with the coin he ’ Carl England, Florence Strickland visited her mother Mra Chim. Fowler I A. «T. Senter was called "papa” for to Ladies, and Gentlemen a few days last week. the Unit time by one of the children gave you?" when escorted by Ladies. • and | Newel Grant began school at "I gave It to my mother. It is now Misa Lottie Newton sjieut last week sent from Detroit. We simply state in the hands of my attorney." , Woodbind Munday. that he had the honor of lieing culled “On that coin." I sali, turning to Allefa DeLong was the guest of Nellie at Marahall ttw_ guest of her friend. MIm Mae Clarke. alt>o stopping a few ■ papa'' Brut by his own daughter, the Jury, "are ray ftltials and those of Myers;last Sunday. days at Shultz and Hastings to visit Mrs. Leonard Wunderlich, now of my wife. It is a half dollar coined in Woodland, and also has four grandchild 1891. I met this youngj man on tho friends on her return home. LAKE VIEW. ■ Social at Dau Erbs’ Thurdsuy even­ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marshall have run, ranging trom"nine months to eight alght of Jan. 20 last a few minntes years. Three of them have taken after 11 nnd remained #lth him tif] ing was well attended. Proceeds $10.45 ' gone to Colorado. premium^ at tho county fairs, one at srtiortly after 12." Littlp Nathan Harwood has been Mr. aud Mrs. R. J. Bell sj>ent a few Amid n sensation the coin waa pro­ the Hastings fair in 1897. and two at very ill but is some better at this writ­ days at Gun lake last week visiting Cliurlotte fairs in JQ01 and 1903. Feel­ duced aud found to be ns 1 had stat­ ing. friends. ed. The Jury found a rordlct nf not ing sure the Banner will desire this guilty wltliout leaving their seats. j Zen* Johnson is on thee sick list. A. E. Mills had the misfortune to correction in justice to alt concerned. About to be" convlrteif’6f killing his : Mr. and Mra. Althouso andjdaughters mac onu ran take u a liad fall >asi last week Wednesday I have stated the facts. uncle, the seemed In a twinkling found | of Bridge Street spent Sunday with breaking several ribs. Yours truly himself exonerated nnd heir to a for­ Vranlr Chnlknn anrl . Frank .Charlton and wife. Earl Powers sold his farm near _______________ A Friend. tune. I met him and his mother soon Made of the beet material; after tbe trial at their home and found . Bia ale Ver>/». A few from here attended the masq­ Quimby last week to Chas. Parker. thoroughly clean aud whole- • Blank or unrhymed Is that form of uer recovered from an lllnrts that last­ uerade ball at Mr. Todd's Wednesday some, and wrapped in oiled There was no S unday school at the heroic verse which Is commonly em­ ed till her son’s acquittal] They have evening. By all appearances, it was paper aa soon aa baked. Evangelical church on account of the ployed In English dramatic and epic •Ince been among my Lett friends well enjoyed by all. which keeps out an dust, dirt convention at Nashville. CHARLES P. THURBER poetry, was Introduced by the Earl William Jeffry and family of Costa and germs. of Surrey, who died In IM?, in his School begun in the Branch district Grave one day last week visited with translation of the second and fourth last Tuesday with Miss Lottie Newton books of "2Eneld.” It was first em­ Frank Johnson and family. "Many people have suffered embar­ an teacher. Tho school house has been Our school begins today Sept 4 with treated to new ceiling paper and cur­ ploy^ In the drama in BackvlHe and rassment been use of their social aspireNorton's tragedy of "Ferrex and Por- tlOIU.** i Miss Waddell as teacher. We wish her tains. rex," which was printed in 1665, but "Yes," answered MIm Cayauw. "Be­ Frofi. T>e CITY BAKERY. much Kucceas the coming year. Frank Tobias and Chas. Fowler It wan not till Marlowe adopted It la fore you insist <m ratting Into the swim bls play of "Tamburlalne jhe Great" fou want to make quite sure you are a “OrliiHtcn ut laHaten________ Every tooth brush bearing the were at Rutland last Tuesday on buai- that It became the form regularly em­ iwlmmer." name Mulholland is warranted. ployed In the metrical drama, which— liWasMugtan Star. for $12.00 ( AN ALIBI I This Offer is Good Until the Week Ending Saturday, Sept 16th STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! Morgan Jones Has Built 43;Houscs in Hastings. Came to ThU;Country’From Wales. ! George Newton of the new style Ladies' Hand Bag which is the craze now. . T ’ style Gentlemen’s pocket J books We and also Cigarhavecases'! new! made of the genuine Wai- : rus leather. Gall and see thorn - da,. *!k ,(| see °°r CoBit Q. A. HYNES- An no WI ie -------- :------- ?----------- — ----------- - -------- We }|av« ail kinds of Stoves—in fact quarters Tor them. Including the mu aar" til-ad. JEWEL BASE BURNERS, COLE'S HOT BLAST TABl SCH( and many others. Cole’s Hot Blhst cleanest, most economical and most! convehb? • niaiinfactored, perfectly air tight, find is ii perfvil in every way. If you want to buy a stove it will p- ,.ld to call and seje us. Of Co THE HUNTING SEASON Re the mo ' ii? here and we are on deck with a full !iu»-. < ? SHELLS, GUNS, and AMMUNITION OF KINDS. ALL GOODYEAR BROS, FRED PHONE MO. 1. THE HARDWARE DEALERS HA$1I\Us, MICH PHOHE SATURDAY SEPT. 9th.| 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. FANCY PLUSH LAP ROBES W. H. Myers & Son, NEW BOWLING ALLEY. . . Willis Ketzbeck, YOU CAN’T BEAT SANITARY BREAD. IT IS We will only be here a show time longer, Harr khat tunbrella recovered while you can. Call and See Our Fine Silk and Linen Covers Will not Split like an All Silk. WE HAVE COVERS FROM $3.50 SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 911. has since, with only occasional late­ rals, remained. After Milton's use of « in "Paradise Lem" it was widely extended to many other cIsbm of comnooltlon. "Is your son improving’ much with the Ytolhtr « m- .Mwr repres we gl chang twenty in thi thlsha at 51.25 filll V UNLI i 26 Inch for 97 cents. Oiam FROM 2:0010 4i00 r M J Wc will place a SILK aud LINEN cover b SI-'-'.’ umbrelli for 2 28 Inch for $1.06. Th# FIRST umbralla brought to u# Saturday will be recovered free of charge. Wo also do Upholstering and guarantee BUT you’ll have to hurry. under k«tiom*l sank. W jMt br J Never mind broken ribs, we replace them grati< morning 5 Hastl satisfaction, C. E. Crittondsn,i JOOOOOOOOOOOOO.. Winter will soon be here and you will want to lay 4n your supply of •th th We are selling Hard and Soft Coal at Rock Bottom Tn> at the same time guaranteeing the quality of your coah '• invite you to ascertain if these statements are true. Lshigh Egg and Nut, Massilon Nut, The Pocahontas, Massilon Lump. Hocking VfeUey. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. PER BAUER BROS., Proprietors. PHONE 254. PHONE 254. In the Business VESTER & GARTER, Peach thieves were in Frank Tobias' orchard one night last week but upon bearing the command “get” they made a hurried exit. UfillDP nUUnd O r w Tb whale* ’ We make New Umbrellas to or­ der ..nil s ill male Special .4! .-a> Sir 40c to if Phone 37. Baking Powder Candy Dried Beef Extracts •n»ur German Balm Honey Jollycbn Ink Ketchup Lamp Chimneys Molaaaes Nuts on Pickles Utonaila Vlneear 111 *■ waning roweer From MA Psd Ca Co 1 th don fo you LIB COOK &SENTZ 6R0CERS 1 �When You Think of' School Books sad- the nu'■in you And who does not right ,nj#? ji;" ■ smember ’ wesell’em also Lar­ . 5sst and Best Line of WILTS ' SCHOOL SI UES iff Barry -- ol ail kin Ccunfy that i1 less b OF h fef’t'H-.Si money-oi Married at the residence of officiating utiiHNH'r.j Rev. B. F. Fritz, on Saturdlty Sept.। 2 Mr. Jos. M. Harding and I Mr-*. Maggie Falcviner, botli-*ot thi-. Jhy.. [ 1 ; PERSONAL MENTION. ) ( ANNOUNCEMENTS • ■ What we nay we (to, we/to do MID-SUMMER SALE We were ns busy as bees Saturday, had -more customers than we could attend to; sold lots of goods but have lots left tor this week aud next. We are going to make this the biggest and best sale ever held in Has­ tings. Come along and get your share of the bargains, note the price list below; gnd spp if you can match them elsewhere, i SALE EROS SATURDAY. SEPT. 16th. Groceries at Sale Prices. * * * ?‘r and Mra James Van Kbuvoring ! > NI*nl Sund&y *ud Monday with Grand * ; Rapids friends. Z * Z All lirMU . ,««v» i»Mwioc»tea * who WOUM hk.- to- .M-n »t|H.fendillwwk • *’ [Saturday to visit relatives there, re- f q atcUun u i one day of the fair are re- J • laeated tii ace or write R. M. Bates. !. Tbe Christian Scicnc^ Society Sen - j turning Monday, * i Ma/' R Bt W':3° Phil .und LewL’ who have ' 1 [listings. • ’ q fall line of hats and caps ’ . ’ . r‘ p*en visiting relatives here retnrn<«d' * $'f fh<’ M. E. b* Chicago Monday. displayed iu it. .our «vm oast window. winnow. The] itie 1 . ..... .... . iu headgear .. - the ---------, • Septemh •..... "Ur Will Grigsby, of Cheboygan, ix I * prtuijxT.things fur fall m,?" *“”lch W‘H’ .m..«ot ,Wednesday •e there. . : at “t the home of Mra A. E. i visiting her sistara Mra F. C. Brooks * Morrill. Lambio & Co. . «•*<”' box «R« nipg. , linj Wr„. E k !Mr. and Mra W. R. Cook gave a i *^b>ct of the morning sefinon i Miss Ursula Haugh,’of Battle Creek, i vtji y pleasant party Saturday evening to I ‘L ch'«r,,l» next Sunday will has been, visiting her sitter, Mra Bert ’ eight couple? of young folks in honor J **The Tenth Man. ” in the rve at Webb the pa^t week. ‘ *1 ..( lxwi« mid Philip Kniakern. Fl.nch ■ ‘ ,'W Er'lf' "■ f5‘»n>>*rl»in will | j, Tbomra left Tmwdav fnf mri rtanriOK wen lhe dlnnloM. All t’J.1'" *" “1Jnr" Th-SunJ»y «-h.«A : l.udi„Kt<„: iU1.l Trav.-rw City urrf will h-1 an , nioyabk. time. ’«• olwr«. m-MSnml.y Roll, Day. I ,bMut . KMk „ ” 5 ; VfflHfiS. MICH. : PrOk: 31.' An old m,uil. rao/ rbc w-huul ar. urged ... ■ . ; ,lamer Dooley, of Rutland, and \ be preaent. Oh Friday rve i.f thi. Mls' *•»» retnnwl from Myron Shorten, of HMtinga u-wurhip. I wwk the law quarterly meeting (u, .Stenfon.Saturday after a week , visit trs.leJ farms Saturday, the deal being this year wil he held at the home of . "i-11' hcr grandparent. evn-ummalted Otrougb A. D. Cadwsll- I Mrv. Ickes. <'■ J- Webb of Chicago w'as in the uder's real estate exchange of this city, j ----------------- J----' city -Monday and Tuseday oir MfeineaN Mr. Cadwalladvr says prospects seem Luke Waters returned Tuesday from connected with the Seal Co. very bright for an active real estate * a trip to the upper peninbnla. ’ Clyde Shrin«r, of Chicago, maokger season this fall. | nMJnjon of.tbe Eleventh of Ral'*s the Illinois Glass Co„, is in Friday Slept. 1 members of the char- i Michigan Cavalry will W held at ' visiting relatives and friends, gea of Hastings M. E. church met at Adrian, October 3 and I. 1 Miss Alice Dickerson left Monday the parsonage in thta city with baskets . Mr. VanDuzen.of Grand Rapids. W. for St" Academy. Monroe, filled with [good things, and gave their Woote,, an(j fUmily and Henry Well- wbere she will attend school the comn.4 offer on pastor a happy surprise visit, fittingly | UJul flpeilt kst w<H)k at । ing jear. . Wv warClosing a jrosperuus year. D. W. Ken- WaJI kke . Vinnie Ream is in White Cloud ■jxavtly as y..n io l«h»lf of .horn- prteent .poke' thi, „„.k will in •s '.•thi-rwi'se word, uf ‘tow-alothe p^..r . [ I „„ w 0. A. IL ■bd" i?t ex­ tash. Our cork, mwl g.„ fnnter ’"’*»-t.1l । H|< e.mpmcf. dhfr bitaiuws e.e.n.eo apprecia ion. High St. on livrt Wtrlnraduy afternoon. ’ Mite Mamie Harper ot the State1 a, ithlf.- <»<1 Miss Mabel Spauldihg left Monday to ' A largo gathering of tbe ladies of the Hoad has returned from wten days visit ' enter the Art Institute at Chicago, and ! society and tbe VVj R. C. were present i with friends andrelatives at Ioniaandwill complete her course in that insti- 1 At about five .o’clock they were served Luke Odessa, Qidtnonds. Jewelry.; tutiun. She was fortunate enough u, j with a'’delicious luncheon which Mrs. . .Mr. and Mrs. J. Gray and -son have won un-her examintiun u scholar-' standley had prepared. AU • *'• All present . u Itulx-rt and^Mra Eva Gray, of Kulaina' matches. CleeKi, ship in the intsitotiqn. Miss Mabe’ de- ■ declared themselves royally enter- zw, were guests of' Mr. and Mrs. ! Chj CWna. W. Mixer la.it week. serves great credit fur what she ha^ tained. •' . accomplished. By hard work and lots , Mrs. Chas. Allen, of Hastings and ■ aitd SHwnvare... of -i» sin- ’nas’paid her own way through . Mrs. A. E. Randnil. of Kahnazoo. were reign’oue of Durin: the’Academy at' Kalamazoo and will' Munday night.--Otsego Union. alsu. hy outside work, pay her way j the soil repairing through the Art Institute of Chicago. t wlH-ai»iai. iMinisl Biici.ni. By n ruri- । Dr. G. W. J x>wry was culled, u. VcrWe hear of yapng men doing that way. ous chiuu-v n man named Hogg •* as j nioutvjle Mundtij to consult with Dr. but not often dp young women show! eandeniib v .. <1 t«i death under bis„ Juris- J suel!. 4,f that plwre the patient hav­ tint pluck and perseverance that Miss 1 dictiu|L .The day liefare the execullou ing n severe attack* of diptlwria. Spaulding has evidenced-, She will j Hogg s«-ut At hi-*.e^ocution-T, Bacon, E. A. Holbrook. <4 New York City, reitainh xnak. a *in of what she may ' The |-i l^nner pleaded for Intvrferenee . Jlj III ’ WTiusi’ »-■» n-uterUite. f.wsh.. h».hownfhe.pirit j'ln Iv.’ rare . of hi. . unim. .< »». re- . F. II. Holbrook, of Chics.., »■«! S.»Hasttin Mich. Iat|uushlp »o Ba«o:.. The solicitor, al- i uel B. Cole, of Trinnfo. Mexico. ar«\. that mastenfthe difficulties of life. wuys ready with ti•• reply, answered: I the gue«ta uf their mother Mm. I. A.' ««,.» ,»•«.. — ••1 ’ . •I ihave —___ikO; . . pr<nf of ‘ our n-Jotious&jp. I.jloi|,r<>o|{< 7.Ai f . You nre are •loubtlesH aloubtless mistaken. At ... any —, ; rata <A.-. ntion ’must rate, ttatie* eiwntlon niuat take take? place, for , Mwrm Edna and Linie hronewliter, | only in (lint way'can watte:« be «et of Muliawaka, who hay» been visiting j . _. it i—itiuis relatives . i. .:_I_ in th. .. past , ...two j right. H««gg . i->‘ n«»t Baron until the city •«the dead." It ts said the prisoner lauglnnl weeks, leftJor Middleville.Suuday to! in spite of lilinself. i visit relatives. । i Mra C. H. Thomaa will leave Fri*nd bnilt up • day for Traverse City, where she will*] Ordinarily a Krvat f<>rlu“e !s like a stone wnll-a Mono nt a time, j join her husband and visit the latter’s : The yotinl man who declines to lay father who owns a fine fruit farm near I the Gr*t st me Ix^'.iuse it comes so far .Traverse City. I Rltart of a "o 11 will never make prog­ Mr.’ and Mrs. Thonins Campbell, ress in timprlnl - masonry. An 1m­ who have been visiting Mr 7»nd Mrs. ! menso proii >rtlou vf (h«* people of thia M. Ii Nevins ami Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. ■ '■countrv Ute nj. to.their lm-om<*. I«X: Wc fsk you !to came in and look them I lug n-M<- nothing f-r the traditional KenasUm. will return to their home in j rainy day.* Because they <-auuot save Bay City today. thorn - er, they are the best we can buy for fl.lKX) In * bunch they nave nothing. John Eddy has----------------rented.Chas.. .-----IlufIthe price; .it j Tiie rfuotnetai, jI njanJe 1 U«- grexti^t •• ........ IIIU1I .-’ toiimt VVDaU. house ai-xuiav now •• occupied ”I----- by ~J taking caro . v.nKourorlng. Tho latter will vworld ____ hov. not b.-^i . above r ■* -----------iba even. I n»” in,. ° ,he ho“e* ,,ow lx’ing of the jK-nples clal iiirt1tptlom» look after even fbuilt'by Will’Thomas. EVERY PAIR SOLID LEATHER. fraetiiw of pennies.- Troy Preps. Mrs. E. I- Scntz and Mrs. M. O. Abbott entertained u company of forty «r>ld you tell Uie Inndlnnl what an ladies at their Leach lake cottages awful leak there waa In the rootT Wednesday of last week. A most dp-Yea. 1 tolil him." ligbtful day is reported. "What illd be .ay?" Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Merritt attend­ ■11c wild he'd IH the roof a« aoon aa ed tbe barbecue in Mulliken Thursday eon IUIJ- tbe rent you owe.” ’ -Illd bet 1 guv” It ulu t tnneb of a and report a big time. There was an teak."—Cioenland Plain Dealer. enormous cowd present, and tbe affair was most successful in every way. . si 0 Ml, i .4 Tbs Sal Seda for ' 7 lbs good yualitj Rica for 10 lbs Sweet Potatoes 4 cans Riverside Corn SYLVESTER GREUSEL MADAM; f WIVES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. ' • ' you have been iinposed upon by Tin Pedjlers. i propose to pay you highest Cash price for your Rags, Rubbers, old Copper Beilers, Old Papers, Magazines Eto. I am giving you a Cash market for every­ thing. YOUR HUSBAND KNOWS ME. I have cone business in Hastings and Barry County for 25 years. I respectfully request your patronage, I will treat you FAIRLY. WnERALY and HONESTLY. Yours Respectfully, Shptamber 1»t 1905 Sylvester Greusel, Wars House Opposite C. K. SJS. R. *■ D*Poi- 9 lb Rolled lais . . 3 bottles Soinfiide Ketchup for 6 OO Brilliantlae Skirts’ for . 25 25 10 odd skirts S6.00 qtuiilj for 25 25 25 . ' 47 I qt large juicy bulk Oliies . . ..._ ... Masons Fruit Jars, pints 55. quarts 55. 1-2 gal. 75 11 50 13 50 9 00 . . . 5 00 Coiert Jackets fir 25 25 . . . 25 . 3 cans Eureka Peas for . Best ooalit) Black Pepper for , I lb ot onr Famous Black Cross Tee • * 3 76 | 50 X . 3 50 • Lm Skirt Waists jour choice ORE-HALF Price Ladies' Wrappers Si.00 for • - I 15c wash goods choice per fill for - 500 yards staple 30 Calico for per jard 89 ■ 08 - - 10c Torchon laces for per yard 05 ■ 05 ROS HASTINGS, MICH. : : J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice Prestewt. J. T. LOMBARD. President. W. D. HATES. Cashier. ■ftc i t ■ CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000-00 ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. 3 T H. 6. HAYES, AssistHt Cishler. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS i DIRECTORS. W. D. HAYES, . R., t. GRANT. JOHN F. 600DYEAR. J. T. LOMBARD. F. 0. PIATT, CLEMENT SMITH. W. H. CHASE. . ITS HERE, OUR • GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE ■ of CLOTHING and SHOES] The $5.00 Kind for $3.50. They Comprise the fin­ est of Patent Colt, Cun Metal, Vici Kid and in fact ail 6f the finest leathers. CHinrO SHIIEeS. vllULwi CLOTHING. $20, $18, $16 Suits $10.59 $15, $14 Suits . . 8.89 $12, $10 Sults . . 6.99 No Reservations of any! nature. Choice Stock to Select From. I SAVE you money. C. H. Osbon »> i* 12 00 Coiert Jacket lor . ■. . $ 9 oo OFFICERS. Mr. Charley Cobb and Miss Marshell, C. Belt Mad.- Man-1 cant arc any aen.f in wa.Ung a» much raluaWa spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and time on dead languagM. CollW Btm Mra Frank Maynard. Miss Marshall dimte Keltber can I. Sluco staying till Friday morning, then re­ atarted In to win the Lot u P*"*" turned to her homo near Nashville. baan-t-bren worth a cent to the boat Elliott Schantz, of Laming spent Sunday with relatives and friend in tho city and vicinity. Elliott is st Brudd.r Bonc-Do poo u‘lol5blt.“ present employed as clerk in tbe teckr lo Mb > rabbit’, foot’ Dairy and Food Commissioners office. Jones—D»t depemte. If «e "•* eb rabbit »m hltcbwl on to It .oh, am O. B- VanHorn is in Chicago to young an- rat an’ tender. I aura do.- meet with a representative of the Y. Ixnllivllle Courier-Journal. M. C. A. from the state of Kentucky. Sept 12th M r. VanHorn will begin a Their Opportunity. MIBB Fluffy—I nmdo quite an Impres­ two months itinerancy of the state of sion at tho reception, didn’t I? Kt“T‘ Kentucky on special Y. M. C. A. work. body seemed to bo talking about me. —Otsego Union. SmM Friand-They talked .till more Dr. F. G. Sheffield and family are about you after you had gone! preparing to leave Nashville to take up their residence at HaatingsT We are Tbe Secret. warry to see them leave Nashville where Wife—I foend out something that I promised never to tell. Hua- they have made many friends during their brief sojourn.. The doctor is a band—Weil, go ahead; Tm listening. splendid gentleman and an able physi­ cian. and we wish himsuoems in his new kxurtion.-Nashvilk News- ■ . 25 . . 18 00 silk tklrl (list Silts fir 05 . . 25 PHONE 30. The Quality Shoe Store. TO THE . 2 cans Alaska Red Saleion for . 4 packages Peerless Mince Meat for 0 W. Clarke & Co • . 15 00 silk tklrl nisi Silts fir WRIGHT WOMEN’S $2.00 $2.50 PER90RAL LETTER FROM . , 70 25 MONEY BACK STORE JOHN RfcSSMER. ing 8 lbs hulk Statch for $I2 00 silk tklrl nlit Salts for Wei are goi^ig t<i offer you bargains every dhy during our sale which SO.. w . . Dry Goods at Sale Prices. $1 00 lasqs till September 16th. Telephone your orders to us if you can't conte down. We exercise Special care with all telephone orders, call Noi 30 we do the rest. IF II IS NOT 4 WE GLAOirMAKE .25 18 lbs Pore Cane Sugar tor . 25 lbs-Freick's White Lily Flwr for * - 9. bars Lenox Soap for mmth’s ®L ten AL C. Excursions, /ferial round trip Sunday rate. now In effect, a rate ot one fair for tbe Every tiuie conceit is punctured round trip will be charged Pte-mgun character is ktrength^ed. ’ - "™»rv«bri»rVngp,in.1 J. T Ix.ml.rd wm a Grand Rapid, M“’ date. Titkete are g„xl on visitor Monday. Remember tbe BANNER omre when PkwiKer trainx-n tlge division if they you want auction trills printed. Partick Waten,uf Detroit, bi vUitink A Mh-higan . train for Michigan bis pa^nta in this city. Mrs. Julius Kunwl‘11 will go to Detriot !* “ P "* “ '■>* ‘ <> ’ 10 and conven. next Monday to visit relatives. • Cha;!* Dawson returned to Ann Ar­ ■ent. Michigan Central -Wolverine- bor t nday after a month s vacation. B. F. Gaskell has greatly improved aare. half a .lay going and coming and his resiifence liy building a kitchen. Mrs. Henry Cook and children spent KIVW a whole day for InudniM in Sew laat week with Grana Rapids relatives Tho rains of late have damaged the Ik’an crop of the county to some extent. Detroit 8:40 p. m., arrive Buffalo If :So Tom Campbell of West Bay City, Mrs. Mae 'Young entertained at tea P- m.. arrirea Grand Central Station visited friends in the city oyer Sunday. 'ork- 81® * "1- The favtert Will Pattison of Jackson spent Sun­ for Mra Fred Stewart, of Jonestown train in America. Try it. day with his mother and brother here. Miss. Saturday evening. ,Fnmk Densiuw. of Muskegon, - Qur deader* will ilnd Dr. Donald State Fair. Detroit, Mich. . McDonald’s announcement elsewhere. S^pt U-io, os. One fere plus 00c for is vuitingTrelativefi and friends in this . t the round trip will be given which in­ city.He will |w here September 20th. We hafe all the needed typo and cuts cludes admission ticket. Dates of sale Miss Pearl Hall went to Middleville Sept ii to 15. Return limit Sept 10. for first ^hum auction bills, and will be Friday for a two weeks visit with rel-' • ’ *“* .‘“'•■‘Knn state Eair Grand atives. glad to figure with you if you need Rapids Mich Sept. 18-*» <w. A rate them. * D. W. Rogen- und family returned of $1.83 for the round trip which in­ from an extended outing at Gun lake C. C. | Olmstead returned recently cludes admission coupon to the fair will Friday. . from Coldwater where he attended the Olmsteadl family reunion. 105 being bo givey for’this occasion. Date of sale Sain \ eite of Lake Odessa spent Sept. IM to 21 and morning trains 22nd Sunday and Munday ^itb Hastings • prewent. Return limit Sept. 23M inclusive.' friends. Mws \MiIds Andrus gave a tea party I W. S. Barron Agt. t4> a few bf her young friends jit "The' Gerald Nash came home from Cbi4‘-ago Friday returning to the windy I Elms’’ .Saturday in honor of Marjorie a__ —r *----- 5?—‘» 1 «ty Monday. • j Farnurc 4>f Benton Harbor. * Local News. ■ • fT — HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 7 1905. : �HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 7, 1905. 8 SPECIALIST^ EM Woodland Department WOODLAND. . The'i ball game Tuesday between , Woodland anti Vermontville ut this : place resulted in a victory for the home team (by a score of 12 to rt.’ This ' makes ja total of 11 games won out of . 17 played by the Woodland team this cess in bin-work ut HastingH. CLOTHES By their |ery character , present strbng arguments in iheir favor. Just no­ tice the will I dressed mau and you will si e that he always gets (he “glad hand," while the shabbily dressed man is apt to gel • the *Klu::t|ikt* stare.” al­ though lit- may haw more brainfe than his neat appearing brother. ; village- last Sunday morning. Hefeavea I COATS GROVE. a wife three daughter* and seven chil- I Win. Smith and wife were at Kala­ dren. The funeral Arvice* were held j elman mazoo Sunday at the dedication of the in the M. K. church (Tuesday, Septem- ! ’ )• MEDICO-SURCJICM. INSTITUTE, I Christian church. ter at 1 o’clucki ■ * ‘ 1 Detroit,'Hich. John Jordan und wife of Hartings Miss Laura Archer was the guest of i visited friends here Sunday. Will pay their first visit to. her parents over Sunday, returning to I Mrs. J. R. Barnum’s mother Mrs. her work iu Gytml Rapids Tuewlay ; HAbTJNOj MICH, Miller is sick morning. . and will be at the i Jami's Ebert and daughter Mabie I Field day . hurt Thursday wm a great I attended Y. P. A. convention ut Nash- I success. .Theaporticitaaisted of running । PARKER iHOUSE J. L. Smith is remodeling his home I villt$ Saturday and Sunday. Tell your sl.ct friends. I races, jumping. ahOR-jmt, pole vault, j 1ir..|..r»l..ry t., moving lo town won. ' A „ she,'Jo)1 Co i, vi.il- bicycle races, horse luce* and a ball j Saturday an|d Sunday We are sorry to lo«e attorney .1. M. ! lng Mra. S. hutches. game. The ball game was an interest- ■ Smith from ..or midst a. he baa lo.-, I >|rs CIlt - mg uiie frouf Mart.to tfnish tetween tl o Kin Jo «„>■ - „ ____ Sept. 16 a nd ip. Muter among ns so lung we havil learned to I Knl!>man.o l.lior iUj. "orr Z — " mol' (liwiilcb. ot Grand H.pids mid.’tte ■■kind o’ llko-hirn. Wo wish him sor- ■ ^’""Ys^ay^Yth her .i»u r Mm I home team. Tim Freeport line*i>p TWO DAYS ONLY Lehif-h Valley Railroad "The Line BsaiiW I 1 wits the lieat <»f the wason, tbe final P. M. Mrs. Surah RogeiiB pt liartlUgs tCisi..... J »cure In-ilig 1 and 5, the .victory bcloLClayton Scbary left here for B ? g ! . 71ay hot j l,,K to Freeport. A (colored qnartetU' F. J*. H i Ihert and D. E. England Hapids last Saturday where he expects ’ ted Mrs. Gc. Townsepd one buffalo j from IxahunnziKi famished ■ music I were Hastings visitors Monday. . ' •" to-take a course in Stehography nnd week. ; t} . i .„ Miss Grace Mead will attend school I ton.ugn inc ua>. | Franjk Holly left Weln> x!uy morning Typewriting at the Ferris'institute. tc to Introduce Tbe Freeport team go<® toClarksvile _ ______________ Thi* Institute in for Cadillac where he will accept a poat Hastings. . Several from thin vicinity went oh next 'Wednesday. SepL «. toplay tbeir neW Medical Diacovcrie* and X' sition In ii machine shop. Mias Celia Sliupteli left hare Monmt: tstiuu.'it u*uiii.iii»ji to w the n»r iiunimiii —.......... — ■ , the annual excursion northern Radium System, aenefa at Its own exi The knirnal picnic of the Lutheran pan of tbe state or the resort country i day morning for North Manchester, against the Saranac >am. i Sundai School was held at ^Saddlebag lust Wednesday. , ! Ind- where she will intend school. WZUCOMZCORNfiRt. i I-ake 10t Wednesday and a very enjoy- • Quite rt number from this way will I Herbert Sprague knd Myron School be gins Monday with Mra. Lew cnnRnttatinn, examination, advice and I able time was reported. •tt-nd the show at Hastings September »«* moving Mr.,O»r share liark farth- Matthews us teacher.! all medicine required to complete a. , ,.A uujtnter uf the lady friends o’f Miw ' er from the road. < John Shirley was deen ou our streets cure, absolutely free. Mate! i Landis gave a party in her School begu, Monday and mmf cl ' Arthur Myer, who b* teen ’]•*«« Sunday. Our clothing has OH A R » ut 1 1 nese spcci.ixi-j.-a V> iu j honor at the home of Mrs. Kate Houf- i tbe scliolars were glad, io get back to ! his tnoiber roveral days returned 1 ue.p- ACTLR, FIT, STYLE; Pur schoolhouse ta-.bg improv,.! the benefit of !heir ■ stater Wednesday evening. l‘> became we buy from lhe ’ ot‘ uw medical knowledge. Their is no ex­ school again. About at,l™a ’ ~ |a»yU>Vjl»»«i»> W.*b«r*be l» «t- 4»y a new jxjrch. ’ Tbe Woodland Band returned Friday । Mrs. Mary Ryan mid daughter Gert- j perimenting or guess work. You will best houfts, but a good tending school. ' non resident scholars will attend. morning from Hickory Corners 'where suit from iur place wont Leon Barnum after sjiending a few rude spent the fore p trf of the week at : be told whether you can be cured or Several loads of peaches were brought they had teen attending the Band . cost you a cent more than not. If your case la curable, they Convention Thuretlay. The boys say through this vicinity lust week wiling weeks with his parents has gone to you would pay for 50 in­ Miss Hazel Bhivle;’ who has Usui 1 Treat yoaj If incurable they will give York state to take care of a herd of ’ ! that they are done going to Conveti- at SO cents per bushel. All report the spending a few dayt* visiting friends I ferior suit blKewhere. you such advice as may prolong you.* Holstein cattle. He has bee: employed ]4acb crop is a good one. tions in towns that hwve no railroad in this vicinity retnrne^l to her bom» nt Pontiac. aft. and are pleased with ’the selection of 1 in Jackson Monday. ‘ CARLTON CENTER. I Their treatment gives quick relief I Hastings for the next place of meeting. Five] through tia-r.- Jaih. FREEPORT. Effnllat With a |*rrneb Vol tula. There will Ito" no services in the and positively cures. Being prepared Mesats. Arthur Myers and Hcnfy , lierite Wolf. Md Miodb Ttere «. dtadr.«.«« ..terl-d U _________________ Methodist church next Sunday owing to suit each individual case the human ' The Mimes■ wealth when one war not tern to it ot ' '■____ , ,j Faul who have teen spending a few Dining Car>. y}carte.. to the Rev. Duffey attending confer- Si won visited at Mra. Sadie BacbelJer's (I Im slow In get-..dUnouridtolt Obettei 1» thoroughly cleamM of tbe .... weeks \4icntion fr6m Valparaiso College The Clothier, enee at Charlotte. . -last Friday. ' • Mr. Quldsby faiiinl. ' ntya London An- disease in a natural a»d direct manner Connects a: Bjii.J., ,)n4 at horn?, returned to school Tuesday. Woodland, Mich. always sent 1 and improvement i* noticed at once; Miss Iva Htdliterger of Grand Rap-! rwcra, wits tluit tfie riivf ■Mrs. Goo. Davin hux been quite ill _ I; Miss; Nina Estabrook wasgivftn a Niagara Falls witl-all ’ _ ________ _ morn____ j up tile menu .writter in bls own Ian- even the worst cases arc treated witnThursday for the pant few days. As soon as she ids came to Freeport □dtcheni shower at her home Thursday lines from ’i . Vy'ujb. recoven they* will move to Lake. Odessa ing for field day. She returmd Fri- | KU«W\ French, to wl^idi (be maxler of out any inconvenience to the patient iXvening by> her many young friends of ' i the hotuebold xvns a strAugvr. , or the purauiag of hia dally vocation. where they, will make their future day morning. Woixllatid. '’ ’ “I should like to kiiow wlint I’m enl If yon are improving under your fami­ home. * Miss Opal Montague of Lowell is j tug for ouct', M. Alpboiw.” said Mr. Mrs. feamuel Teeple acron piuied by I ly physician do not came and take up ,j Quldsliy to his chef on otic uceustbu. their valuable time. They wish to give her daughter Clessie left W ednesday j Mrs. J. G. Gammon who han been visiting friends in- the village. •■-4 <!<»cr|pti«c spending a couple of weeks with • her George Phillijm and a friend from: ‘‘Let ns have the mciiu in Engllidi to each one plenty of time, but cannot "• B. WMaktl', for Hastings where they .expect to son the Dbctqr returned Jiome Wednes­ Lansing me the guests of friends in ; day make their home in the future. listen to long stories not pertaining to ”Oul. monsieur." wus the reply, “it ' H JI. LOBday morning. town. . . Onr hew blacksmith. S. Yergin. is ‘ ces *ver’ difficile, but 1 ywl du it so If CIihm. Hecht and Stella Hizer will High iu quality and down to A. M. Herrington and wife were in ;.jou vec! gif we ze dlbtiounulre." now nicely located in the shop recently They have discard d the old remekindergarten in price. You attend school *!n Hastings thi* coining Grund Rapids last Friday. ■ A siuiill but select party came to ilin- dies used for ages >y the medical vacated (by Albert Long and is prepared f will soon want School shoes year. Miss Birtie Nash went xo Jid Rapids 1 uer that evening nnd were met with world and which it i xild be folly to to take Care of his share of the trade. for the children. We have Miss Ratta Baker ot (jjy Clarksville Sunday and will attend Piss Bertha ’ tbt* follow’ing bill of fiire: is visiting her cousin, pfi: Alterf Long who removed to Hast­ school at that place the coming year. depend upon any lor cr for they do SHOES FOR MEN: ’’ Soup at the tuiliof the calf. i die depending Newman . SHOE< FOR LADIES ings a short time ago to accept a po-1 Salmon hi rust papers. John Shriber and family of Hastings Chest of matt^uio ithc little, peua. sition ih a blacksmith shop has ovine on them for relief. John Goelchor of Grand Rapids is r and know uur lino will please spent Sunday with their brother working in Fox & Go’s, saw mill at I P«nto?a jumped. The fact that these (specialiata have you both ‘in quality and to tbe conclusion that Woodland is good Ducks savuso ut>harp sauce. George. price. j enough for him and returned Thursday present. He contempiates-niuvihg back ; • Charlmte at the apples. discovered entirely new treatments Turkey at tic devil. Several from here attended the labor to Freeport. with hi^ family moving into the house , 1 . Fruits varlrjsatcd. ‘ and natural cures, gi'*s them control When you have Printing Snaps For Bargain Hunters vacated!by Mrs. Teeple. He has again day exercises at Hastings and aside nnd .'in* Mra. j Qufdsby agreed of the Nervous Syrte Scott Rogers and siatar Gertrude of ' Quldlhy ^uiosuy nuu 5 packages ling I a Soda 20c gone int|o the blacksmithing business ; from the condition of the weather en­ ach. Lungs, Kidneyi afterwan! that they Hastings were in town field day. 3 cans Com..................... 25c having tented the old Teeple shop on , joyed themselves. We think however :afness, Male sumption, Epilepsy, ed over n more hllurt Regular 50 cast Men’s Work Mr. S- H. Matthews and wife ot South Main Street for this puposv. the charging for reserved seats in the te*, Cancers, and Female Weak! per. Remember the BANShirts for only .............. 45c grandstand after the way things were tbe Valley City were guests of F. A. His muiiy Woodland friends welctupe , ' Chronic DisTumors, Piles and ot advertised was especially nervy. Had Sis-son and family Friday. him back. 'The blade of a dlgclug hoe was sup Special fir Satardaj: The Woodland Schools opened Mot.- ! it been a fine Jv- wo are sure the Mrs. Moena Vanderlip is in Irving ported horizontally un (two brick* aud 0 They treat deafness by an entirely day mortfing with Mr. Birt Hamill , grandstand would have been empty. this week with Mrs. Will Vithderlip, fire kindled ua the ground beneath it 19 pounds H 4, E Supr for $1.00 . There is some talk of a barter.locat­ who is boarding parr of the bridge* Ou the middle df the hoe wiw put a new method and heari r L LETTEli HE AUS for principal, - Miss Belle Burpee, as­ I small heap of tile *eed» of a red fruited is restored at once. Catarrh in all it* ing at the Center. sistant and Miss Grace Hills, primary . NOTEMIEAl)/ . ' variety uf cgg'lant, and over thia was varied forma cured so: t will never re­ Potatoes are rotting in the ground Remembet* I pay the highest The many friends whom Mr. Hamill ■ A. D. Shepard and family are at Gun inverted the half of coCoanht shell turn. If you have wedk lungs or con­ HILL HEAPS gained in bis position as 'principal nnd beans-arc in a pretty had condition lake at present. The F. A. Sisaon party ; hnvlnir a holei lu the top A piece of sumption do not fail t > be examined. market price for your produce. last year tire all glad to see him back here because of the continued wet ; returned Wednesday evening. shell over | bamboo was tiuck un to-the “ ' RECEH’iS' All cases treated c in and will be weather. • the hole by a lump of clay, Aj» vapor in his old place again. Verne Brown of Prairieville was the iMSUtnl from the bnitiloo tube the pa * cured, no difference who you have seen . BOOKLETS The Misses Phoete Oaks. Leona I Nearly 12 were taken in at tho home guest of Fred Shepard and oth< r or treated with heretofore. Thousands uviu iuhaksl Ibis vut- ...» uin bls lips i. tlent by plaviug ~ Mote^ imjrtba Smith and Ethel Whil- . of Mr. and Mra. C. L. Smith last friends in the village hist week. ,COATS QROVE FOL I IE!,’.' . ' to^he ('•!•, Tlivu ho s, nt Into a bucket who have given up nil hope of being mer and Master Panl Smith left Mon­ V eduesday at the meeting of the GENERAL STORE. | of water. Mudi thm nualii inhaled tbs cured, now have an of* >ortunity to con­ Miss Beulah Bussell leavrtt Thursday DODPELS day morning for North Manchester Lndies Aid Society. Members of the for Bowling Green. Kentucky, where j vapor. Afterj a quarer hour's treat sult specialists of repu Lution. • u her aid societies from’ neigh ter ing Ind., where they will eiiter college. ' POSTEKS. school the coming year, i hicnt tbe pntlqnt. and* n« friend Mid they Dont fail to call as i visit costa you townships werq iU‘b<nt and all had she...will, attend . , ... I could see (lie “toolbar: ic worm” in (lie Flossie Sawdy accompanied by her nothing and may save: your life. Miss Jennie Fmch of Grund Rapids ( wati,r . BQuK' mother I left Monday for Ypsilanti an unusually pleasant time. The meet­ ■ -here’s a niuder* (tihieec recipe If you suspect kidney trouble, bring ing Jn Octoter will be held at the home is renewing old acquaintance* in town And ENVELpi’E-s * WOObLdNb LIVERT ? whcre*Xlifl*i' Flossie enters school in uf Mr. and Mrs. William Hash. On a two ounce bottle of your urine for present. I for “painleaa extractluu:” the comipercia! department of the State chemical and microscopical analysis. a rat. ■pul. cAlenpars ’ the 18th of this month the indies will ? *“ FEEb /TABLE Word was receivni last week that ’ Cook — well- the — tenet1 of — — Normal. ; 'give a chicken pie social the price Henry Clemens,.formerly of this phu'e. ] verixe aud apply to toiali.. If it Is fore REMEMBER:—The free offer is F When you want to do aay drivSOUVENIRS Forest Christian and Frank Kilpat­ texng 25 cents, la-t every one turn wm drod. He bad l«en a roaidrol of I »rd«""«l »'«< «■’ "«■'* >• ™ne out during this Visit only and will .not be P ing in this vicinity, come and see the north for wver.1 yotuu pmt. Ibl* b,r'“f "j 'f. "4 " rick took in the excursion to Kalama­ STATEMENTS L us. We furnish good rigs and out to assist a worthy cause. given again. Persona commencing more firmly fixed than ever.—Sumatra zoo Later day. ■ drive to all points. When you any treatment after this trip will be Archie Holden has te-eu moviiig his I Straits Budget CALLING CARDS > come here let us feed vour1 horses. NORTHWEST CARLTON. Miss Viola Geiger returned to Kala­ required to pay, but ndt one cent will household goods to this place. He will •-------------------------------- 1----► OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS BUSINESS CARPS be asked of those commencing treat­ < mazoo Monday morning to finish her Mra. Amos Fausey spent Sunday at reside in the ruoms back of his. barberi t’KOBATK <»KUEK. J HONflSHITH fir SONS 4 course in the business college. ment during this visit flor any medicine | Wall Lake the guest of Henry Wellman shop. . ANNOUNCEMENTS necessary to effect a cure; also a posi­ Mrs. Lilly Tamer of Hastings viai- I: and family.. ? LIVERT & FEED /TUPLE < Si mon 'Stockle. and family of Grand WEDDING INVITATXS tn the' HaiUux' ’ . IU s*Jd county on tod at her father's Mr. Daniel Williams । Mrs Edd Savacool and sons attended Rapids were guests at theSteckle home lue-ilsy me 5th dsy of Sebtembw lo tSoyesr tive guarantee to cure will be given to J WOObLrtNb, HICH. patients accepted under their system o«e thou»<o4 nine hundred sad five. l the L. A. S. at the home of her annt last week. In fact, almc.-t anything over Sunday. J-nvent. Chis. M. Mask, J»ir> ot Probate. of treatment. Those having long | Mrs. W. Wickham in the 'Cheney dis. 1DHrlxnsfl .,Jh* decessed. thp. «’»*»<' of Charles Mra. J. W. Rigterink entertained ter L John Hauer and David Ober two of , in the line of printing m friending and compli i trict Thursday. S. S. Class of' little girls last Friday . < 2 D a,1<1 flllnt thepeUMoo duly rerlour rural mail route men took 'advant- ' flM.of n-oebe Hrlcnul). liit-.^lfe of Mid do- who have failed to get one or more colon". Mr. Burt Humphrey is on the sick afternoon. Of coune, they had an en­ ceased, ago of the courtesy of Uqple Sam and prsylDfttotsu Instrument now on file in thli court, purportlnr to |< the last will aud come discouraged, are I list joyable time. tcsUunent ot sa«d deennaw! be admitted to ted to call as i who have BARRY COUNTY MAPS visited Hastings, labor day. |. Mr. George Cappy ar. expects to go probate and the executrix therein named *pMrs. Arthur Cheesebrongh'and child ­ Martin Covert and. wife of Lansing l-olnted or some other sultaMe person. Can be had at the Woodland visited tbc former's parents at this 1 to Buffalo this week for an extended ren returned to their home in Detroit maoent cores obtained. < ' I visit. last Friday morning. Postoffice. They give the place Sunday. the work w e w ell done. NOTICE:—Married Ladles without — . Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Savacoul and sons Miss Jennie Clark of McCords visi­ od and all other arsons Interested in said retale their Husbands and Minors without names of every farmer, the Mrs. Roxin Palmerton is very low ; Spent Sunday in Campbell with the ted her cousins the Misses Curtis last their Fathers, will positively not be number of acres he owns, with jtaralyBin «t thia writing. > latwr', unde Frank'Friend and family. Thursday. . admitted to consultation. Let us have the next -all highways, streams, Mrs. Exiunont Bates is. visiting in i M. L. Sisson and wife. Miss Eva Mrs. Bert Brayton and children of rme““petitioner trnntrS? And AnlTt * * may not t>e trsntrd, It b Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 7:30 P.M. churches, school houses etc. Hustings for a few days. „ . ‘ , i. . , farther ordered that suld i^atlonri sire uot'eSeger and daughter spent Sunday with r order. Lowell nre visiting relatives m the tottaperMaw lnt«resp-d Iu said of th. Clyde Miller and DeVcre England itheir T»n?nt* C. Savacoul and wife in ’"NoIKK55 iJS .«“$ X S5.rt,"H Don’t Forget the Date PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS took in the labor day festivities at Tbm Kcliey. wife .nd d.nghicr (X’X!5 Hastings Monday tie latter having: Little Hnbert Barnym who has teen at Woodland Postoffice, SATURDAY and SUNDAY were in Chicago last week. 1 Uar7-0D<*rfrh for three zuoceaidTe teen engaged to play in the band and I tb® week with his uncle Will । weeks prevlowr to aald day oi heartne. John Velte, Postmaster. Mrs. Ella Durkee .of Woodland spent — Sept. 16 and 17. orcbestrr Savacool returned to his home in Coats Vrobklr Ho'tings. MiishField Day in the village. Probate Kegistri. _ j___ ■_ Grove Thursday. ‘ “Grandma Siseon” is visiting at the | ■«* USED FOR PNEUMONIA. •J Dr. C. J. Bishop, uf Agnew, Mich.. home of her grandson, Sanford Rogers j 4 says. "I have used Foleys Honey and in Carlton, this week. Miss Florence Washburn. returned t 4 Tar in three very severe cases of T | pneumonia with good results in every from a ten day's visit with, relatives in 4 case Refuse substitutes. For sale by Hudscnville, last Tuesday night. Having decided to remove my Law Ofiice to the city of 4 i Arthur E. Mulholland successor to W. Hastings, I wish to kbank my many frfends in Woodland The celebrated Adgle Reduced rates on all I j H. Goodyear. Mrs. Frank Smelker. of Lake Odessa and vicinity for their liberal patronage and kindness to me. and her wonderful trained Trotting, Pacing and was in town last Thursday the guest of railroads of one fare to I have rented the front roome over the Hastings Banner EAST CARLTON. ofiice, and expect to occupy them andlo be ready for busi­ lions. The most thrilling her mother, Mra. Samantha Peckham. Grand Rapids and return. ness on and after Monday, September 4th, 1905, and shall be 4 Mra W. J. Wickham entertained the Running Races every day. performance ever wltThe Misses Anderson of Moline are Write S. J. Weber, Sec’y, glad to meet my many friends and clients, either In a social x i j L. A. S. last Thursday. There were visiting at the home of T. P. Pomeroy or business way at any time. 1 shall have a phone in my nessed. No extra charge for for all Information. 89 ♦ fifty-five ladies present and all report a office and any one nbt having time to come to my office can at present. Other attractions of a 4- pleasant time. Pearl St., Grand Rapids, consult me over thejpbone. admission to the Races. Thon. Healy of Lake Odessa was seen marvelous nature. FREE To my many friepds In the south and west part of the 4 Mr. and Mra A. Daniels are eriterMich. county I will say that for many years we have not met very 4 taing their sister Mrs. Emma E. Cronk on our streets last week. often but after I make the change 'is above stated I hope to El ray Smelker and .wife and Mine x 4 ofVermontville and Mra. MaryBeard meet you oftener both in a social aud business way. My Mabie Price of Fillmore are recreating 4 | of Kalamazoo. % 1 latch string will always hang out and 1 shall always be glad with friends at Gull lake at present. to welcome you. ■ 4 I J- V. Wickham and wife attended Very truly. Sirs. Lnella Ingalsbee of Grand Rap­ 4 -j the L. A. 8. in Hastings last Wcdnesids is visiting her mother Mrs. Mary JAMES. M. SMITH[ 4 Herrington. ,4 ' Jessie Tolles and Bertha Bntolph GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN | spent Sunday with Pearl and Lnra B. L. Kenyon of Landing visited his parents over Sunday. -— j Backus. |PW* I Miss Iva Kenson ofMuskegon visited Orlo Hunt left Monday for Big Rap­ I with Bessie Friend Friday and return-' ids where he will attend the Ferris Institute the coming year. His father ed to her home Saturday*. : i I--A. Downing has purchased a new accompanied him. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, buggy. Mrs. Emin”. Edwards and Orton rarne Saturday to aid in caring for Milo Grain and Provisions, Stocks and Bonds. W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings, Mich Fish. of Manufactured Goods. Fine Baking and Pre­ Who sells the L. Paiat. Fine Furniture, Boots 26 Hodges Building. DETROIT, MICH. Wm. Thomas was home from JackWants you to make your home beau­ $25,000 Cash Prizes. serves. Art Needleww* and Shoes, Concrete work. tiful It only takes 4 gallons of L. & M. Paint, and 8 gallons of Linseed Oil Horses, Cattie, Swine, Mrs. T.'E. Cheese brough is quite ill and Tapestries. to paint a moderate shed house. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA .ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS J. N. COVERT, School Shoes Good Printing I ‘ 1 I .. -------- HENRY RflqLfl < < < 4. !*»• banner. TWO DAYS ONLY Free Amusements. Railroad Rates. Racing. i West Michigan State Fair Sept. 18-19-20-21-22, 1905. ‘’•WM8,UXX* Commercial Stock & Telegraph Co, Premiums for Agricultural Eihlbtts. Wonderful Exhibits Woman's Department. Special prizes In cash. �T ----- HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 7. 7905. --------------------------------------------- ------------------ ..munm, onri l-.MHEK 7. 19115. ’___________________________________ •___ 9 , — s UTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT __------------------- "* I he IocjI News in Orargeville, Hope, Praireville and Barry as gleaned each.week by the BANNER’S Corresoondents.------------- ■' -—'——'----------------------------------- ‘ as gleaned each.week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. . I THE DOSTER REUNION £ SHULTZ. HICKORY’S RUBE BAND PODUNK. x Hen ry z<tI»1 li„ purchiu«<l u WHERE WILL YOU GO THIS It is a good indication to Hee the "I hear you lost your heart up fit SUMMER? If you desire root and re­ Held at Pine Lake Prairieville of wrot.n, ponta whk.h ht farmers ‘ slicking up" and if our" MIbx Sweetley’s house the other even­ creation. why. not try "THE RIVER to break and tne on tbe mun TOtlte_ Getting a Wide Reputation for l-un Wednesday, Eighty Five Good ruad improvement" in. resting on ing," Raid the gowlp. S . LAWRENCE TRIP?" Fulden Mra Earnest Sbultz .nd Mr.. Or. “Yes; und worse Than that?' replied descriptive of the Thousand Islands. .Making as well as Entertain­ Present. acc’t of the subject of gravel we see Ute practical, lover, “I lout my um­ “r ;n« *ro TlHttag their brother Ke,. other improvements that are pleasing Rapids. Montreal, Quebec, MurrayTho Doster reunion was held at Pine r. H. Horn and family of Pomona ment. brella. I suspect one of those brother* to th* eye while riding along the ruad. of hero." Bay. TadoUMM*. the far famed Saguenay lak-, Prairieville. Wednesday, and Mta LilM, ’Shultz wa, in Qr.„d The Hickory RuIms, the funmukera The new coat of white jmint on AU River, etc., on application to any was attended by This city, R»pito a,. am o( tu. week to that struck Jackson tha 4th of July, railway or steamboat Ticket Agent. For Prairieville. Middleville and Kalama­ chare her fall Kock w millinery mid. and who were the great attraction, .lit Fuddle—You know Stocks, don't you? illustrated guide, ‘ ‘N iagnra to the Sea,'' zoo- were represented, ’as was al*o in .Creek Aug. Aug. IQth IQth and and present >u Battle onvuux-reeu present-­ ! Walter’s our new neighbor, ;is sotting .Doctor—Yes. Indeed. He Is now a pa­ send 6 cents in • postage stamps to H. The Mlw« Ad«b and Myrtle Moeher Buffalo N- Y. The feature of the iu such Mich a , an'example of "cleaning up" that we tient of mine: Fuddle—Pretty wide­ ed themselves to the public in Foster Chaffee, Western Pass. Agt,, gathering was the speech of Michael left for Denver. Colorado tat Salnr- manner as to cause even tbe dullest to would all do well to pattern after, awake man, isn't he? Doctor—I should or Thoa. Henry. Traffic Mgr., Doster, who returned not. long ago day They expect to .p,.„d ^raf time laugh u good hearty laugh. It was Mr. Colgrove is having the brush along s^r so. I'm treating him for Insomnia. Toronto, Montreal. R. & O. Navigation Co. there. from a trip to Germany. Michael not oily the amount of fun and excite- the highway adjbining his farm, . . muuhc anu cut Mire Oran. Chamberlain raunta ment they caused, but the excellent makes no claims to oratory, bat he In all mennucss there Is a defect of Thu Vwk ’ivj «wwui The Yeckley school house and R. S. HARTER, M. D., certainly made an interesting talk. He her Khotd in the Hind, diatrict Mon- music they fnrnislu-d. It Iwing done ; Hdown. hed have had a new coat lot paint Intellect as well as of heart. And even ■the cleverness of avarice Is I bnt thv PHYSICIAN and SCKHEON. “ ' 1 ‘ V ” Libbte Mrtallnm .< spoke ofthe difference in conditions', by farmer boys it was considered by j Mr, Biggs has been cutting and trim. in this country* fro?’ those in Germany ITOte' Center) 'inany the best mnaic heard Tn Buttle j ming around his property. Afton cunning of Imhectllty^-Bulwer. to 8 p.m.. AU atilt promptly xlti-ndnd. Tele­ especinlly commenting on the high MiX^Ljnirte Kenyon of east Hasting* Creek in many yearn. ' Smith ha*< had carpenters at work the phone ut offije. .place women occupied in America, was hoitat-ovcr Sunday. Office at rtnl isncr. Delton, XUeh. ' Now they again appear at the Barry1' pa^t two jfeeks on bin new 18x24 hog When tbe stage manager told tbe — wi^le jn Germany the wemm did ' There will I*, quarterly meeting ut County Band Associations convention house. Mr.' Powell is to hsjve h new heavy man lie was to play a certain most of the work in the fields. He I this place in two weeks from lutt Snt- ' held at their home in Hickory Corners bap» built and with all w<i are nut part the actor said: apoke many he i “mV' • I have never seen the play. I Do you .aw onofW,. trip.interesting Then he things' ,h.t n’' S<’"L ‘ . Tbecomical appearance, theif at- quite dead out here in Poduak. hi. experiina- in life had tauxlii him ' ,„.ki/ur^an S’““'',od “ ! tractive suite, arid their beautiful j Allen, Ransom is to start the year at think I shall please the audieriee?*’ •'Sure," said the manager. '!Ynu die High School isiarding ‘with bis that a man ought to to bvneet. faith-1 tl^to4 »>"■< with "la-:: Htrfinn of mu«ic which they send out : In the flrot act/’ Upon the breeze floating to tbe ears of ; unc|e Luke Waters. ful and Um ful and live such a 1U<> as !' ’ ><>v llrtMieni xavciictn turns rneir nmnsument in* the turn, th.irwmnwiment In()ar Khocl open. thi. wlek with Every iniln owes every other man a Andrew Carpenter aud family s]ient : to astonishment, and wonder how such would develop a character that would ; ■ last Sumlay with Ed. Otis and family awful looking objects could produce. ! Miu Ethel Hick, of HMtiug. a’ happy fnee.—Chicago Tribune. I tit him tor a higher life. ' °f Gias* Creek. - the uiumc they do. It is .said they urV I teacher. An organization was formed i Terrible plagues.- those itching, . • Mr. Titu.4 of Cloverdale drove a veil ■ of the best sixteen piece bauds iu Miss Mae Montgomery , our former pestering digrascs of the skin. Put officers elected as follows; . j for J. Pilts last week. • ' J the " state > teacher, in planning to enter the an end tu misery. Doan's Ointment President. Stephen C. Doster. Cor. Wasbingtoa and Bojlston Sts. ■ , ----------------1 Normal school at VpsHanti, (this fall.} on res. At any drug store. Secretary. Geo. j. Doster. I Mra. ‘ -Mary Luubitugh and little BOSTON. MASS. | daughter*iqient last Monday with her Treasurer, Silas S. Doster. DOSTER. Charles Gralmm and family of BatMi« IRrtba -------Hammond retura.,1; Cm-*, , - . Umiben and. ■ -—™ ----------: Gmi^.m 1 lain .. ■ anti The committee on invitations. to parents J. Horn and wife. Hindquarters for Michigan next reunion was Michael Doster, John ■ (taiwnkn. b«™ Fnl.hed their work from atrip to Ni»g»r. F»ll» tit.- Bret I'iw-h Association and Bur inns “!^uj?/fu^,y’"’t' I ‘ Mrii while in Boston. Located Doster and Emma Doster. > H F. Zertol -.tom .nd «r. now '>< tto «-l=,1 ' Mr. ’ Lottie MfrritoM. wbJ in bQ«iness center. Everything Committee un Miteic, Mrs. Bertha ! building an addition to Ia*wis Hine’s- The school te-U and the shonta of han been nett and first class; fire proof; SIX) visiting-ip Iowa for some weeks is Broward and Matie Dduter. house. s ' • j merry uifbins are again heard. rooms; bath and, telephone in Readers of the Banni it can iecuie It is.expected that a much larger every room. Special rate to com-. Rev. J., J. Marshall, of North Maple ■ Mr. and Mr*. S. R. Rogers are enter-' expected hum*- this week. inercMl men. number will meet next year, There , Grove, xdent Sunday night at F. W. tuining relatives uf Grund Rapids. Charles Apdrtis and family arc now as favorable clubbing rates with this are 1«U who could belong, and they ' Zerted’s' settled in Hastings where Mn’Andrus ■. ‘ 1 Mr. and Mrs. --------Human-----------------Hammond .. paper for any daily nr weekly paper live in Michigan. Illinois and New' \ . ----- , ----is. painting t<)T Mr. Will Peele. Yurk. ' i . •Mr' ni”* Bcn Hehiey of Hast- and daughter Ethel of Hastings spent ; or magazine published in the United । - -------.} *n*?t “pent Sunday at Jake Weyerman's . Saturday and Sunday with J. M. Ham- 1 Mrs. Walter >loiitgomery a.wi been : entertaining a brother’s wife and States or Canada as can be procur DELTON CHURCH NOTES.\ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mead uf Hast- u,”nd and sons ' , Th.* euiifereiice year closed with the j ‘“K* tllM'Rl Thursday and Friday of last j Mr. Clancy Furr is the proud ]K>ssro- daughter from Cincinnati. rd by any other newspaper in thia J. 0. FANNINS. Fill. k Mrs. Clark Osborne gave a birthday section of Michigan. sJ'rvicc.H yesterday at the usual hour ’ w<**i with their daughter Mrs. Lewis j sor of a new pony. , I party in honor of her daughter Elcanat nil three charges. The year bus * Hine. -Mta ­ Nril Ch..idh,r t, our u-«chor „ whl) „„ old A„g al<L been one blessed of God on this charge, j 1 for this year. • -*•■ ' • . PRAIRIEVILLE. Special meetings were held at Delton | ' Mrs Manley Billings is in Kalama-1 “HIGH STREET." ; Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Cre^oey with good reanlta The jHughes zoo curing fof a ncw’grandson that has . F. Hillis is in this vicinity threshlumevolences a-^ssed this charge were Sept- ;Ird a daughter, > come to Stoy at the home of her soh i ng this week. iii Mrs. A. N. n Higgins visited her fath-{ Harry. I more than raised. ' l,. n. zx. WH»vi«u Min Amy and Master Ralph Still of The Pastor leaves for conference ■ er Milwaukee lust week.' wiw Mm Katie Boot ox of Kalamazoo is Battle Creek spent part uf last week •A«lnv«l.y morning. i Tb.- total tay« »tten<l«l tte tend .„i,ti„K Mre a IL Roger.« with her with their aunt Mra. A. E. Robinson ■ Ui Miss Norah Nagler the teacher in 1 tournament nt Hickory Corners Friday household dutits. ■iii and family. the primary room of the public school , Mrs. Geo. Hazen of Kalamazoo was About 1.1 friends uf Miss Beatrice Al>ont !•’ beat rice; Miss Julia Philley returned home iii is making her home at the parsonage. in town Sunday. ’ ' ■Irer Fr,j»y (ru„, v|,lti„g hrr im.ll.er war 1 Farr saw -her a wirpruw party at iii I Mrs __ i, homi- l«-a Saturday altemoon in honor MMtnerUla. .... A. WilmoA of Ma.ti.igH CLOVERDALE. Etbd Jeihnron ronmmiced her HANDLE THE FAMOUS : earing caring for fur her daughter here. Mrs. 1 of her birthday. A dainty tmpper supper wa. was ; Alta • served’ after which all returned , f *7 The L. A. S. of Cloverdale will meet Fnsi Hughes. ‘* ... — * ------ ’ to. their . school Monday in the Brush Ridge "*th happy memory of her , dirtrict “ I With Xk O. Campton On ThnredayJ Jenni„ i,rumm0„li r„t,irned to her i ‘torn*. lb Page Buggies, J. J. Deal & Sons birthdav and wishing her many htippv 1 . I p. nt. Sept l.th. 1 I,, Huchanan 5Iynduy. ib Buggies, Laporte Buggies and returns of the sam-. ’ Mr Mud Mr" M S**ber- retunied. : Mm. John Ban.ee and Mr.. H. Ella J|, Vlil yp, Hoo element n-tnrned .. i home from their visit in Ocetena Co. ,.»• . ib Michigan Buggy Co. Goods. In suite of threatening weather a 1 _. '.Haggerty of Kalamazoo and Detroit , rn,„, tl„ir ,.*,tern trip Sunday. . , 1 , . .... ; Thev report a very nice .time, ib large.number from this vicinity at. , , . ,, visited Mra. Emma Collins une day , , . . .. , , . A good many from here attended the : tended the l^nd tmirimment nt Hick- { HI,‘1 *>n ^n‘rald of ib Weber and T. & H. Smith Farm ' L. T. L. eonventfiui at Delton Thum- j! .,rv Curmr. tat TriJay; G»ml ! «“«»»• ■>>» tbrmq-. .!«« ib H. Mosher and Fred Green have dis- j hvar 1 throngteut tte d«v. ' M1S- Al,ab »“b-r d*>’ 1b+ Wagons, also Farmers Saginaw ib iHolved partnership and Mr. Mosher1 Young wil) go to oonferenro Cwjl Bra. Mta M«gie Cort.lt of sl.nwmnl Handy Wagon, Superior, Hoosier will conduct the business us formerly. 1 «j»u«w<inV ib «m will attend ttrtool at Pratrierill.- -I®!1 “ of l“‘ w“’k « and Dowagiac Drills. Ml>. Martin Bate, ipentreyeral day.' Mr. LeOrand -DoPriertur tbi. nwt. ib , it. thi. vnttmty. . r _ i of IM week ».th friend, here. Ix,w|i„g with the ib Mi« Ib.z.,1 Hugh* «x|» '-I. to .tart 11 Jlb’ U"* our ijj /p I ’ ompli-UIrinof Builders Hardware. Look over ■tan. lor a vent.- tarn at Yp.il.nt, b''rtb" L«''’ D1“f‘ [ j Roy Pennels has rented the Bert Me ' foniwr „ brother. Furniture Department. Carpets. Rugs. Linoleums,Mat• | Monday. Collum house. • Mr. I’ulnam came back Saturday to NontaL • etc, Rnn in ami look ns over. If you don’t wish Elmer DeWutcro vri’l soon move in- < remun<. his school duties for another _ Mr. Henry Hursteal t.f Kalamazoo' Mtes Lillie Vandenburg tej<icbes in 4' tings, to his huuso which-he recently purcb- yPar. ' . | spent Sunday in the neighborhood. . I Orangeville wber- ,b, UU|M tat i* to buy just now. y<,u can decide where you will bnj-. ib aced of W. H. Chase. : . ; ----- i- —■— ' spring. ib HINDS’ CORNER. j Fcn-1 Replogle will soon move into I ' • CEDAR CflEEK. . Clarence Philley and family of near ‘ ib the Milton Conyer house. Newton* of Nashville' visited j Harlen 'Wertmnu— bus moved ins j MiddlevilleB were the. guest i of tbe ib You can find it at Quite u numte*r of the friends of | (Thus- Tobias and family a part of las’ houM’hold goods to Ithaca.i. Gratiot | former’s parents part of last wievk. ib county.‘and will return for his family Fred Green-and wife gave them a sur- week. . C. Biggs of Podunk purchased sonic ' ! ... ' ' Wm. Tobias and Mim izyle and Orson • goon. . ' . cattle of A. E. (Robinsun la«t 1 week. ib prirc visit last Saturday evening. H. Hall uf Hastings spent part of ib Ezra Chamberlain will soon com- ‘ visited friends at this place Friday and • Dt u Morthland js hauling his peaches to Battle Creek. , , j(«t week-on his farm. inerce building a house on bis lot here. Saturday. ib The Ladies Aid met at the home uf j Fred liucb Mud a gentleman friend.L •• •* •• *• ----* over in Mark Furr bought several western ' ■ientlL.-Mrs. F. E. Johnsnu went ever a I BrtMh Ridge locality 'huckleberryin g Will horaes at Hastings lost week. * . Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Phillips 40 being fronj y-nti,, Creek visited at V OELTON, MICHIGAN. £ . lauch’s last Friday and Saturday and au‘l i; last Wednesday and returned with S m Conrad .Kahler has gone northon the present for dinner. Proceeds $4. A- E. Phillips entertained company ! put in two days hunting. ; buslpl of nice lorries. How (in that ; j excursion.. . . a from Ohio last'Thursday. i d. L. Morthland and wife vlisted J fur late berries'; j Hiram Gibson and wife aud Fred Mahlon Skidmore is on the sick list friends in Ross Kalamazoo county last; ।-Gibsun and wife have also gone north. There will be a pbach and cream Sunday. • The Sunset Magazine U*Ks n ktory of social at the home uf Mr. and Mrs. । The U. B. church is rtcedying a_coat , lhe rehabilitation of tlm character of ‘ NORTH JOHNSTOWN. Jubnson Sides, 11 note-f; Qndiin tom- ! Cox Sept. 14. A cordial invitation to <lf pnhlt . I School commenced in tbe -Bristol peran«-<> efator of byp»pO dais: One , Jacob Muut cut a Ut tree one day j district Monday morning witfi Geneday he was caught In the het < f drink ' . ■ Lixxie Skidmore entertained com- lft8t we<.h frora which he took over Ing a glass' of whisky and wi h fined. v ieve Garn t as teacher. pany from Kansas a part of last week ! ulie. hundred jxiunds of honey, . ' Neither ligthins nur whitd-^wet <1 Itetcii Royal Mndge of Charlotte visited at Mr. and Mra. A. li Phillips and I Mrs. Silas Dickerson ‘ of” Hastings ■’ ‘ then to biy temperauce spderbe l Poor 'k" Ed Bristol's a ,’ew days Inst week re- daughter Susie spent Sunday nt Ray |, visited friends in this place Inst week. Johnson was In despair. 0 ic day, . [ turning home Monday. however, be had an ImMnftl n. He । ’ I The ico-cream social at Jay Wilkini Mrs. Otis Risbridger and daughter Pierce’s. asked Senator Doolin of;the Nevada r School began Monday with Grace , 8on-R |B8(- Prida^ night was a success. ’ legislature to absolve lite Min.-fi act of rops H, 1DU. «-vm visit»»«••• , OCIKAU ■ j of Marion, Ind. WUl' who have uiieen For Infants and Children. this vicinity have returned | Chamlierlain as teacher. I One week ago lost Saturday the log! Alatlire. Senator Doolju^wi i agreeing in t— ------- , • mnrrieil men and single men played able, and Introduce*! fand carried I ixmie. nt" Rea* NORTHEAST BARRY. through "Senate Joint Cuncurr , 1 ImiII. The inurriitd men won the game j Bristol and Beach t>ought ten head t Olutlon No. 11,” which- Is as follows: 1 of cattle from Bellevue parties arriving । Next meeting of the K A. S. will The >ingle men wero on their muscle ‘’Resolved. By the senate, tig- peopla and challenged the <11 ciipiforanothbe entertained by Air. and Mrs. George ; Lome with the same Saturday. ' •of the state of Nevada eiMicurrlbg, that er game la»t Saturday. ■ Same result. Whipple for supper Sept. II th all .are tbe drink of whisky taken by Johnson I Hermon Haugh has returned to his j ArsetaUePrepaMliontrAsThe young men have crawled into a I SldeH un the 17th day of Septcgiber in ' home in Battle Creek after spending invited. hule in Jay Wilkinson's field wo think, the city of Virginia, county oC Story, similaiimJlteFoodiindBegulaMiss Josephine Andrus of Cadilac is I his vacation on the farm. I ling the Steinachs and Bowels of for we don’t hear any more from them. 1 be. and Is hereby dccliired nail nnd ' Mr*. Frank Ketchum of Battle visiting her parents. | void." Thus was Johnson ShleH made Miss Lula Nobles began her school FINE LAKE. Creek is caring for Mrs. Wm. Clark a gixxl man mraln. He became at once Monday at Cedar Creek for the year. u power among his own jieople, resum­ Delayed letter. who has the hay fever. ed Ills advocacy of tbe cause of water Clarence Davis of Battle Creek, has Promotes Digpslion.CheerrulMrs. Chas. Kahler attended labor day James Bristol is intending to attend Inught the Pfander farm and is mak­ nnd was listened to with great tvspect. nessandRest.Contains neillw school at Battle Creek the coining year. at Kalamazoo. —Cleveland Leader. * Oimim.Morpluw nor Mineral ing some needed improvements, pre ­ Bertie Litts spent Sunday at H. Mrs. Ed. Bristol and sun Earl who NotNahcotic. paratory to moving in this fall. have been visiting relatives in Battle Bristol* in Johnstown. The London Pall Mall. Gazette dis- I । Rovto Cheney officiated at the funeral! Grandma Ingraham returned Monday Creek and Charlotte returned home of Mrs. Julia Harrington last week in-1 from an eight weeks visit with- rela­ cusses the word ’’diplomatist/^ Inter- ' last Friday. * pretlng It ob "one with n double duty 1 stead of Rev. Pope as stated. V i tives at St Marya'^jake. | Th* ball game last Saturday between Ed Bowno of Kalamazoo was the and 11 double reaponsIblllty’Mto his I ! Banfield and Johnstown was brought Frank Whipple has gone to Battle own country nnd the country that re- I j to a stop on account of the ruin. An Creek to attend business college the - guest of his family. Sunday. celves him. The evolution of .‘‘dlplo- | ' Willie Fisk engineer for Sam Willi­ mattet" from tho Greek verb for “to | interesting game was being played coming school year. son's threshing butfit, spent Sunday gt double” Is very curious. “Dlplopa,” a 1 Quite a number ofjyotuig people ate lasing about even. doubling, was specialized as a folded ' The bridge and abutments are being water melon with Miss Lula Nobles home. ’ Dr. H. G. Wiggins and Mr. Bedan paper and particularly In Komnq times ' A perfect Remedy forConsBpaput in across Mud creek by Conklin’s Sunday evening. nnd family, of Battle Creek, are guests 1 an official passport or license.; Thus ; lion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea i the doctor taaUy Fumcnted ft; • part“■ worework awollen todone immenro being by Hastings “diplomatic science” down to the end ■ Worms .Convulsions .Feverishat Shore Acres. wm. coallned to my Ved “>d !*> HOPE CENTER. of the eighteenth century mortit the : nrss and Loss OF Sleep. were unable to giveme awrd«- «? Smith Stanley and- wife and Peter science of manuscripts and documents, Mra John_Doster of Hastings has been visiting her'mother Mrs. Felix Stanley and wife made a flying trip to which explains n modern writer's FEET SWOLLEN TO FacSinck Signature of . IMMENSE SIZE. Chamberlain of Wall lake the latter Jackson Monday. They went by the strange remark that “there Is not a • I had kidney trouble K> bad returning home with her Saturday af­ ‘ ‘greased lightning express’’line—J. & shadow of diplomatic doubt thrown NEW YORK. over the integrity of -ho third gospel/’ that J could not *ork? -jra, J.J- ternoon. a c. l Cox, of Valley y. “T ' Miss Elsie Ford, of Gaylord, is the Dr. Murray's DlctK—nry assigns tbe Mias Matie Wilkinson went to translation to the modern meaning to 1 Prairieville Sunday. She will attend guest of her cousin. Miss Idun for a Leibnitz's “Codex Juris Gentium Dip- i few lumatlcus’Hdocumentnry code 0! inter- j —- ’ days. —•> , I lunjaiicua We are aorry tu report Mra. Sarah MUon8i Archie Meade went to Hickory CornEXACT COPY Of WRAPPER. Ney. ie qaite ill at writingFrench w'<x I- The. New Lexlnoion Hotel... /Son, 1. i CLUBBING RATES ff WILL I" {oOI BE The Lexlnown Hotel GomDanif, A QUES­ TION WITH ■ THE g FARMERS WWi'qjthj Sued Stoll I Sew PINE TREE EEARO TIMOTHY .SEED r iii iALDRICH BROS iii iii *v* 4 1.1 Hr fill brands of Clover Seed «p W.bL I Oclton : s hase, diihigan. ■ ■ ^Belton Staig Bank -’er cent on ; <posl|ts. Pay S -.ii Estate .i’hjJ • We?' L.i-lhlid dOL h»‘ Know ? IS 3g in rioilcy Lij L*»an !c rates. Deeds, rifirft * and Legal •* Drawn. • , York Dr.nts, Insurance *nd Baptfe. solil. id xt HlkS: li . iir -ident. / . Pre.-Ment. SI . Cashier* J J. '1. tH ( ■ I ■ 4DR. rWlLLlh ■ 5 L P. tri \JAMFS l 't' . 'ALDRICH BROS.,, t ’.ament the I.AUBAIMIH mark.: te; 1 ■ add a complete line of (L* . Canned- Goods, Coni ,U4n 1 t* Everything *hl he.klrni ■ up to date In “ I "licit tn} share Patri.ijn. e SPROUL, Delton, Mich. BANNER MAPS OF BARRY COUNTY. Hiow-vety term :u Barry County, •Ur.niitnbfr i-t itrru*. section, townHip.» ' . a Sil shows the b^jliways, rm-ixi.-;- rk . .. churche^Rschool hbutv« • ihtable fur tefereuce PRICE ONLY 50CTS. "M Hi DbHm Pest Oflict. F. 6. IMUS, PwtMStM SOUVENIR LIVERY, Feed and Sale Stable. ... 32LTOR, MFC . ® ' 3Sr^'iSsnw,^.njoe ertTl* MJ uiuns. Vtie«s rssKsiataSI Pj*. houvenir jfc. ] CASTORIA CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the 1 Signature of J Use For Over Thirty Years I land a Avoid bi 11 Hastings Banner $1 a year [9oo D A I vention at RL �4?——— WANTS < ■ HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 7. 1905. ■ ; I ... RURAL SCHOOL EXHIBIT tended. Proceeds $7.50. Mrs. Warren Foreman will enertain j t he L. A. & for, rapper the 16th in-1. To Be An Important Feature of the stead of < the 21 u> Mt ated in last week s If yon have anything useful the County Fair. . Election of officers will take paper. that you want Jo sell, or if there WEST WOODLAND. place. Realizing that an exhibit of some of Is anything useful you want to Henry Suiwrll of Reed City visited bi^y,.place an adv. in the the work done by tbc rural schools <’f hik mother and brothers here over SunLACEY. BANNER’S WANT COLUMN, the county will lie an interesting feat- | •n»y ’ ‘ ......................... A. N. wircen .......... visited ....... her son uro of the animal county fair, the | Mra if krou have a buggy that’s lying James Endsley and family of the gtanJey Warren a few days last week. Board uf Directors of the agricultural idle in the barn; a stove or south town lind visited at C. Senter's Mies Elsie Thioniaa is working for [ society have authorized the offering of other household goods you Monday. don’t use; if you have any stock, the following list of premiums upon • Mrs. James Hill for a few days. you want to dispose of; a house It seems good to boar thb school bell :, Mra. Will Shneiner has a brother work done by pupils of the rural you want to sell or rent; if you again. ! visiting her from Penn. scbouls. . want a girl for house work; in The time is short‘for tho prei>araion fait if you want to buy, rent or Mr. McDerby returned to his home ,■ Miss Mattie Stpvena left Sunday to sdll, just try our Want Column in bl». SnmUr. i ,llend a,, ,( Batue of work but teachera* are urged to take ■ attend the Inisinfew college at Buttle hold and do.the lest they can to pre­ Itjbrings buvers and sellers to­ Aunt Roxy Palmerton is,in a criti-j Creek the coming year. gether, and only costs ONE pare a creditable exhibit with the . CENT A WORD FOR EACH cnl condition. She Uui neitber qMk «r • Tho U A. s. *ill Ml with Mm promise that if the showing made is a . INSERTION. Try it. nwnllow. | All.rt Cote tbe IBtb. jickxI one the premium list will lie con­ WANTED—We have a lot of old Mi»i .Margant Parker commenced tinued for another year. No specific Spera to sell, suitable for putting un- I Elmer Rising and wife have returnfrom their walern trip, highly do- whtU in Sterrnt Mtmd»yAUw rll)r, »n. WII f„r the prr rnration r.carpr-tk At BANNER office. ■■-■■I. the al*.. country. . _. ... . . i . . lighted*with * at the Briggs: (Trace Stanton_at the! of work ,.xcept that it must be the FOR SALE— First class go-cart. Dunham; TeUde] Wooley at the Eagle : j bobafid<work of pupils now in the rural Mrs. Ida Durkee visited friends in Residence 537 W. Green St. Phone 60. Winnie Norris ai the McKelvey: Maud I jn onj,.r to facilitate the Woodland part uf lost week. , ’ FOR SALE —On very reasonable at the {Parker and ’Millessa I work of ftrrangiug the exhibit teachers terms township, county and State rights Mrs. Carpenter and Mr. Hail of Curtright . -< .. a .... ... i ... mcnqry u'tipru1 "' . '■ Bn. .requested . .. u —11 ►tor the sale of Lindgren’s • Weedeline, Avon N. Y. are herejur isrocr bi to use. -1.. the ordinary 8x11 two weeks j Warner at Hickory Ivsnucirf Uomcral whuh ab»lurelj.d«tro!u wrote j vislI with tbe fOrm„i klrtur Mr. Et- ' Miss Mary Noijris wil| attend school! paper in the preparation of drawings. thistles of every flescnntiou, and „ ... |[ at Assyria Center the cbming year. j and -mnupscripts. Maps should l« I which is non-poit4noufc to stock. Ad- clyu Stowell and ~other reltaives.' dr«ws Geo. A. Lindgren. Hastings. Forrest Smith and .Edison Clark of j!" Glen Hill of Battle Creek has been ' drawn on 15x20 card board ordragin^ »Mich. visiting ... i.................................... . Lake Odessa visited the former’si grandJ his sister Mra. Maud Miller. ! paper. Tho exhibit will be located in To close out the summer Stock. The lot 80 ACRES F’CItJiALE—Lnules South , parents Mr. and Mrs. Senter’s part of . We are glad to hear that Mra. Orrah I Floral Hall where suitable quarters of*X NashVillo on the four corners, j i1LSl week. This also includes some heavy weights. Stevens' of Battle Creek is on the gain. have been prepared by the socibty. The School hoiUM on corner of the’ farm. ‘ Dowling base ball nine still keep un dates fur the fair tire Oct. .8, 4. 5, and « Mur ixuuie uuum.-. 70 <u Charles Nash of Clarksville called on Good Orcluird, fair frame house. means acres cleared. Z_ — 1located ——JI. T A’ fine farm . Perry Stowell's people last Wednesday. top of the heap yet. We-are interested and all work to Im* exhibited intuit be in the hands of Mr. John Q. Ketcham, known ns the Kinney farm. $1600. Leonard Wunderlich and family of as some of the nine are frort Lacey. cumm'r of schools, not later than Tues­ Will make the payments to suit the Woodland. Blake Barnum and Miss Lea a Bronson has" a brother visiting buyer. Will sell part or all. day Oct 3. on C. Senter him from Grand Rapids. WANTED—Jusi a few more gas Brunson , ..of Hastings r. - called , Beet Essay “Benefit of County customers to make up the needed 100 j an^ Sunday afternoon, NORTH HOt>£. Fair"................... .75 Mil so we can reduce the rates and give *' . . ­ Mrs. Fred Durkee and- -Mra. Jesse Best Illustrated paper .in Lanextra discounts* to consumers. Thorn­ Demond visited Freeport friends last Miss. Maggie Qirbitt of Stanwood is Butane...............-■ ............ apple Gas & Electric 'Co. the guest ’ of her hunt ’ Mrs. Ida Carpen ­ Best Business Letter ................. 50 Thursday. ter. \ 90 Best Map of Michigan 75 WANTED—Agents tu sell Maccabee Best Map of United States.... 75 50 Protective sick and accident insurance. DOWLING. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson •Best Map ■ f-North America.. 75 so Can give exclusive territory. For ; Sunday" at W. Bj Anders. Best Set of Drawings iu Phys . terms and fr.ll information write or see IV. II. Ormsbee anil wife attended, .. ... '■ ■ 75 C. H.. Thomas. Haatings. Mich. the Trout f.mil, reur.iou .t St. Mary'. Mw- «“» “'C*"-"" •">* ,Bestiology Pencil Drawing of School "”l1 ‘"'rc" ?“* *" t°"’' FOR SALE—As I have other busi­ lake on Saturdur (he 2nd. Yard (showing arrange ness. I have concluded to-sell my meat ,•, i part uf last week with their parents in j ment of lawn, plants, trees, Mrs. Lewis Wood lies very low with „ market on Jeffersoji St. Here is a good buildings, etc 1.00 bmditeas opportunity for some one. M. no hopes of recovery at this writing. f1 Fred Anders n^ieiit a few days last Best Map of-Michigan showing 1 J. Weaver., Hastings., Mich. 50 Products.*...’............ 75 Dr. Lowry ar.d wife re the gueatg : week with his brother John of Clover- 1 Best Drawings of People (pein HOUSE TO' R1NT-A new seven' of Dr. Gallagher on Sunday? j date. 50 • { -. oil .brdrayou} jjk75 roomed house in J the Fourth ward. • ' " . ,,, Best I Design for October Y*al; _ Mr. Ed. Cassady and party are at • Apply Colgrove'&lPotter’s ofiice. Andrew Carpenter and family. Eli 50 • etidar .. ........................ 75 Mill lake camping this week. Hall and Miss Corbitt were the? guests ।Beat Christmas Work ExhibR 1.00 FOR SALE—A tutu-e and two lots at Mr. Roy Smith and Jane Stanton of Ed. Otis and family Sunday. Best Orginal Advertkment. * . 75 50 620 Elizabeth SU first ward. Inquire at j premises or at Cai Seal' factory- Roy accompanied by Irving Reiner aud James Murpln* und little son are J-1Best Collection of/Paper Fold­ Somme rt*. so ' ing 75 Clara Stanton visited at Irving on recovering from their recent illness. ,' I Best Piece of Wood Caiwing LOST—August 10th in Hastings, box Saturday Iasi. _______ the w<„ by pUpU.............................................. '5 50 John Andres andwtie family 40—82 Winchester shells and 8 bolto. E. J. Stanton and wife started today _l.____ . Best Apron.......................... guests-of his- — mother Sunday. Finder please leave nt BANNER office. i-------------y* | licet Loaf af Bread :50 for an extended trip through the west­ “'.’P1*? 75 50 School <cmraeneed Muoday will, I FOR SALE—One of the finest reei- ern states going through to the Pacific J,.ho-............. ’ I Heer Uuplay of Work lu deuces in the second ward, 12 rooms and coant before returning home. Miss Ethel Johnson as teacher. Nature Study75 bath,strictly modern with furnace heat Mra. C. Anders called upon. Mrs. Best Collection of Mounted Mr. Moses Aldrich is slowly failing and electric lights, four blocks from Leaves 75 busineM part of city. Inquire of Mrs. being unalJe u> sit up but very little, j Lizzie Brinkert une day hut week. Beet Collection of Native M. L. Smith. 205 Hanover St. BEST 50c 0VDU11 CHILDREN’S ]mrt- of last Woods.75 50 Our tail team'' cru««l b«U with i Mrs. Pranshka, apeut -------------IM CITY. 50 Be^t Collection of SeedsJ»5 BLOUSE WAISTS WANTED-To hire good blacksmith Hickory corners, team ou Friday last week caring for Her little grandson. To the District Schoo) that shall to manage shop. All tods and mater­ the score was 3 lo 9 in favor of Dowl­ makethe largest and best, ial to work with forniahed. See W. W. NORTHEAST RUTLAND. 1.00 ing. Our team ha* played JI games exhibit...... •................ .100 Watson, Irving. Mich. Miss Ethjil Brown who has lieeiJ Best Record of Attendance and lost but one this summer. FOR SALE—A nice new milch I during the past year10i) spending her vacation with her parents year old Jersey cow, with calf. In­ KILLED A RATTLER. Hasting* Marktt*. Very cool weather or this time of .returned Thursday turesmue her work Best Industrial Map of Mich quire at Miller iS Harris Furniture Co. the year. • .50 Igan.75 as a teacher. Hastings Markets are corrected every Best Page.of work In Penman FOR SALE—Six Shropshire lambs Wednesday mornlug and can be relied TKe Well Knou/n >: niilist Judge Mack was seen on onr streets ship ,75 50 MU* Grace Chamberlain, of Shultz, Ed Johnson. Charles and Frank 01and one Shrfrp Ram. James Ehret, une day last week. upon as correct at that.date. ..V. ner u.,u and xnu.M.'Jo families I^iui returned ,ivu -jauuuoj Saturday niofCoats Grove. Corrected Wednesday,* Aug. 23 Wte. Displayed Her J. E. Herrington will build a new |,or a few days unHugaf Wall lake, IS COM’.xG "BOWEN'S MILLS. PKODCCK* FOR RENT. -Sleeping rooms .foi; Bravery. [ John Smith unid family spent the• j Yea. we t<k>ki in the farmers Grange i Butter—14—I7B per Ib.' rent over Store. O. D. "Spaulding. • ice. bouse this fall. Kgc»-tiie per <hv. * Seems like we can hear the sound uf I latter part vof ’list week with Mrs., Picnic last Thursday at Otis Landirg l rc«n < ur Shultz Corre^ondtni. 'lard«c per lb. WANTED-^-J would like employment West Gun lake and all said it was one ’ | Women have long enjoyed the repuVKKETaHLEb. FRUITS. ETC. by the day. Telephone me at Sliet- wedding bells in tbeair again but may Smith’s parentoait Allegan. Pa-t : ^“'on «»f fainting away eieu nt the j Herman Hammtmd and wife .visitedI of tbe best picnics ever held. wood’s store. Mi*. J. F. Hall, lull E. he our hearing is not good. State St. grand lecturer of the National Grange j T'Kht a harmless little monte, and £. H«riog’lou. O.u. F,.rg,«,„. Art ■ £"‘'nda in l»’l Friday. w. live weight--AFOR SALE—Cheap 80 acre farm;5*4 Ihimphrey and R. G. Rice will start 1 School District No. 1 as usual has, Mortemcr Whithead, of New Jersey. ' J“'h ,ike But there-are exceptiona notable bnes cqpie* from miles Hom Hastings good «oiL good on their annua! hunting trip Uct. the j “o teacher. A good chance open to wine. held his large.nudience with all atten- | 9n'‘ buildings plenty fruit for information tion fur one hour and a half. Shultz, where Mias Grace Chamber­ 20th. They aye going" to Munising U. ’ te ‘ acher u* who ’ has *" no ' school. ’ , 1 ■ —a... . —-t--_ iil__ i__ » ai___ inquire of Probate Judge. P* ' • v ' . Gun lake is increasing with reporters | biin. who teaches tbe scliool there, idlin'1 Mra------I. E.. Shirley who has been( •*•-**-— to FOR SALE--Two pens white Wyan­ each year. When Histingx is heoked • came suddenly upon a big rajttlu snake Mutton.-dmmil-«c making . an extended, visit to her winter. Ray Fre**mioi and wife intend to j all coiled up and ready strike. Did ' Sh.-f’l--*-—4c. dotte fowls and two choice cockerels. POVI.TKY. HIDED AN f> WOOL J. E. McElwain. Enquire Citizens visit at Lansing the latter part of this Mra Dan Matthews returned to her. up with interurban railway conneeting j she faint? Nit. On jthe contrary she Chickens alive — 7c-no Battle Creek. - Kalamazoo nnd " Grand j Telephone Office. home in Iowa . month. . Rapids via Gun lake, then- will nut l»o grablnxl a club and dispatched bis many left in Hastings’in hot weather hnaktwbip in true heroic style. Ten c^\Vu»-’*in.r W*$''l’'1 GLASS CREEK. RUTLAND CENTER. rattles once attached to tbe reptile arc ’*-■*— — There will be a dance at tho GhurI t? do business. Geo. Youngs of Portland has boen in her |xx»»ession as a trophy of the WhnaU No. 1 while. No.3 red. » .Ti Creek hall Sept. 22. ' When the time comes, which it surely event engaged to teach the Edger school OLIN FAMILY AN­ Mrs. Mary McKee was calling on old( will, come over Brother Cook we will Zera Newland went to Petoskey Fri­ Ryn-Me. NUAL EXCURSION. have the fatted calf killed and with it friends and neighbors ^last Saturday. Remis-huMlpIckM. per bu. SI JO. day for a visit FINE LAKE. Wood-sort,«.»; mixed. r.’Jtn; hard.f.* 50. . To Cleveland. O. and Buffalo, N. Y. She was acompanied by Mrs. John Ash-, fish for dinner. HAY AJO) STRAW. Wm. Mead of Grand Ledge is spend­ A large number from around here I No> 1 will bo run over the Lake Shore & hy of Cloverdale. Barlow Lake has its share of camp­ ing a few days at the farm. took in tbe band meeting at Hickory Michigan Southern Ky. Tuesday, Sept ers und some nice fish are taken from Dell Robinson aud family of Rutland Corners Friday. Mrs. Lizzie Wood visited Caledonia 26th. Special train will leave Grand Mtra*-tsgO-MO and Clarence Robinson and family of its waters. Last two caught weighed-12 He will be;:n Rapids at 8:20 a m., or Kalamazoo at Inst week. The recent rains have stopped tbe Ceveland, Ohio visited at B.. M. Jen­ and 17 pounds. While casting for ]>ercb 10:35 a. m. running through without " Rutland center will be well repre­ kins Sunday. one was knocked in the bead with an plowing for a day or so. i STINGS, change. Fare to Cleveland and return sented in the High school the coming oar before it could be landed. ' William Paul of Vermontville has Mra. Huldah Otia is visiting her son 96.75. Buffalo $9. (XL year, as several seventh and eighth At Parkerlksse Ed. Crispe is getting ready to move been visiting at his nephews Mr. and pickets good for 80 days. Particu­ graders will enter !<esiiles those already Clark at Gun lake. his large corn and granery preparatory Mra. Arthur Paul's. Ralph Jenkins spent tbe post week lars from Ticket Agents or by writing in the High school to building a hog house connecting Battle Creek was well represented at with his aunt Mrs. Mary Rice, of R. W. Innes, C. A., Grand Rapids, Ernest Edger and family of the city with it. John Miller has the job. Shore Acres Sunday and Monday. Orangeville. Mich. spent last Sunday at Peter VanderPamtie Hydenberk of Wayland who Tbe Otis schools will not commence 8. 8. Fisk and daughter Mra. C. E. |M BammabbSmb. brook’a. t has been visiting her sister Mrs. Jay Iden have been visiting in Kalamazoo. . ||| 111 W q i S One day only each livnUj. this week as they have no teacher. Mrs. Dobson—Bridger told me she J. H. Linington and wife are enter­ Howard fur the past week returned Mias Pearl Coleman has returned"from hoiirs, V a. r ~ saw Mr. and Mrs. Hobson going to taining a Bistir and husband from home Sunday. • . ( MAPLE GROVE. a ..... .. few weeks visit ,,,,, w ith her brother urumer jn in .i»d Adrfa church this morning. I wonder what’s Grand Rapids. i Consultation. Elam Will Shafer who has been passing । Detroit,. * the matter? Mr.- Dobson—Why, either We hear that Ira Erway has sold his two week's vacation here returned to CASTLETON CENTER. Mr. Hobson has had another attack of . We hear that the surveyors are cum- i ULf 3 tl ♦ H A I 11 m rt niade,® his work in Chicago Saturday. heart trouble or Mrs. Hobson baa a farm to Burner Warner. Dr. McDonald lia-" : A. N. Sheldon of Isabella County is ing on the proposed Battle Creek ami " “■■l-wUlll III II | study of Chronic m------; tigering ------- 0.!f ^The social at Fred Otis was well atnew hat Miss Neva Potter of Jackson who spending a couple of weeks here visit­ Grand Rapids electric line. । eases. His extensive !•:,<, ti'- t. has been passing several weeks with ing relatives. perior Knowledge en.n :< h .V' ‘ _ ___ ________________________________ Rerj curable di*e„ • '!■ ' friends and relatives here, returned ! Rufus Ehert of Wakanras, Ind. home Sunday. l<oroU>,-Su,-.aunUKl«r»(lKlori«>nw’• ’ Dlwasee of the bra,: joined his family here Sunday and will Mis* Louise Potter returned to her visit relatives (or a week. Iblns to wear? Aunt Julia - My dear. VirT TTT a V I . S”4 ViT” T”'" ■ - • ' , home in Hastings Monday. h airi au^eiluny e«* 1 , Peter Bass Sr. is quite sick at* this SX” Vn, “ ""' papa Wlkl -TOU *.-1 X Mcf)onal(1 pa„ Fpi>L, dtenUte Mrs. D. H. Evans and Min Gladys writing. ■ your religion for a cloak. catarrh. Catanhal i» r . ' troj Wolfe of Battle Creek passed Sunday .and Lung Dlsea. Willis J. Perkins and family of and Monday with relatives here. peculiar to women, >< Gland Rapids called in their conain An advertiser asks. “Has, tbe man leal Debility, Kbeun Corall Eldred and family of Castleton Sunday afternoon; They had been Neuralgia, aridallChro'. ■ grown or the flannel shirt shrank T' I passed Sunday at A. D. Wolfe's. turn or Men. Won. T,d visiting friends at different points and That depends upon which of them was I rea. No muller wbal. Wm. Archer and son Oscar Archer were making the trip in their automo­ washed. may be, attended the funeral of Mra. John bile. Archer at Hillsdale. Thursday return­ Men are the sport of circumstances ' .4nfJ Wb know of no better way to get There Is Still Hope Then W Quite a number from thia place at­ when the circumstance# seem the snort.; 1 thau . y « ivin ? you more for your ing Saturday. tended the Y. P. A convention at of men.—Byron. money than yt.u can get elsewhere. Not Despair Several from this vicinity attended NaahviUe. , Our store is the home pf baigains from now till September’Id we .ball but.consulf Dr. McDonaVo the M. E. picnic at Thonrapple lake lister Brown who has Ixsen spending correct, diagnosis of your I Sl'S'n?!1?!'1"8 *’ ipnnlnl Pri«*last Wednesday. the summer with his grandparents re­ D-lb Rolled Oats........................... ? 25 feel assureTthat the doctor k,:0' ZurMra. Fannny Whitcomb is gaining turned to his home in Charlotte Satur­ V bars Lenox or J axon Soap .... BREAD ’“poVJ Sm 25 rectly what aiis.you. If but has not, as yet. been able to sit up day. V Iba Bulk Starch 25 cable, he will cure you. 1 hoee ki,oF ih,t y°° »ro 1 lb A. & H. Soda for any length of time. 05 to call, write for syini'Hp"r7 DnCAU jettlnt lhe bwt of Mrs. Wm. Offley has been caring for 80c Baek Dairy Salt ’ 10 Correspondence strictly catiMem*. -----.. ®«tertah, baked bj her mother Mrs. J. H. Gutchem at 10c u «« •• HOPE. . Address, an eiporiouoed b*k« 25c Frazier or Mica Axle Grekse Nadiville the past week. 17 and in the most scientific man­ Mrs. Huldah Otis, B. M. Jenkins Dr. Donald MiDon*14 10c Canvaa (Boves 06 ner. Everything pure, clean, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Schnure gave andfamily and Edgar Otis and family 18 Iba Gran alated Sugar . IM) and wholesome. THE SPECIAMSTattended the grange picnic at West reception Tuesday evening in honor of 25c Gauze Underwear .... If you wnut the best, aak your 50c « “ ... tbe Miases Etta and Margaret ana Mr. 848 andSW East Fulton . Gun lake resort last Thursday. ' grocer for Barnaby’s Brsad. Grand Merl Stuckey of Canion City. Games, Wbeu yon are hungry come to Andrew Carpenter and family Eii Ail odds and ends of ohoee us for a Hall and Joeehp Shultz of Shultz, Mag­ music and a fine supper were enjoyed go below wholesale prices. by all present gie Corbett of Stanwood and G. IL Saverat LICHEES KNOT Mrs. Ella Neiae of Mecosta county Otis and wife of Rutland were guewU, visited relAtivoe at this place. of Edgar Otis Sunday. 35 Cents Pound. Mias I-amb of Heatings u visiting Itev. Stone preached hU f.rew.11 CORRESPONDENCE. CHIDESTER & BURTON OFFER 400 PAIRS TROUSERS 1-3 OFF T ROUSERS “ “ “ " $5.00 4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00 FOR “ "’ “ " $3.34 3.00 2.67 2.34 2.00 $2.50 2,00 1.50 1.00 TROUSERS •“ “ “ FOR " “ “ Sl.67 1.34 ■1.00 .67 Sale Closes Saturday, Seipt. j1 L CHIDESTER & BURTON LEADING CLOTHIERS Dr. Donald McDonald Try a Banner Want Adv Try a Want Adv D IIIIG Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure Royal Baking Powder is indispensable to finest cookery and to the comfort and convenience of modern housekeep­ ing. Royal Baking Powder makes hot’ breads, cakes and pastry wholesome. Perfectly leavens without fermentation. Qualities that are peculiar to it alone Wednesdau. Sept. 20 W E AV ANT YOUR TRADE OUR ■ ■ DDcan 25 ceats Whoteotiuie P* It’s eomethlBf from China � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-09-14.pdf ee3f9bfc19dff5ef5775bc4195f65f6f PDF Text Text "'nr,es the FirmiYou Trade With Advertise •n the Banner?। THE •« W.MHMI Does the Firm Trade With in the Banner? I____________ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THUBftVAY, SEPTEMBER II 1906. FIKIICTtl ¥'•' \1;. No. 2< 10 BANNER HASTINGS WILL IMPROVE DftftRFh DY DI THE SERVICE KUDDLU I hornapplr Gas and Electric Co. Propo^es to Give Nashville Much tllS GRANDSON TEN PAGES. i WILt BUILD FLOATING BRIDGE U/ANTC (All ” Alli J SOIL | Town Board of Carlton Will Spend MAP Of STALL THEY READ BANNERWANTADVS. (OMPLAINI AGAINST NEAID & (ARVHH ! Miller A Harris Arc Thoroughly Con ABRAM CARL, OF HOPE TOWNS800 to Bridge BridV the Ll *,l<: < Rep. .... ______ Little Better Service. 1 vinccd From Experience That Bar­ SHIP. WAS ROBBED Last SCHANTZ WOULD FRANK POLAND CHARQED THEM Thornapple. I . $. D. Kopf. manager of ;he Thom- . ry Co. People Do That. THURSDAY MORNING. The down board o^ Carlton । has de-. I1 S<VTE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE j apple Gas & Electric Co., wias in town WITH SELLING HIM LIQUOR __ ___ r vari ion , i.».. • Last week ’ in the BANNER ’ S want i cidcd to bnild a Homing hripge over liufl week and announced th^t the com- j , WORK MORE PRACTICAL. CONTRARY TO LAW. I column. Miller & Harris advertised a tatty »■» prepsriug to mOte seve.rul CLARE CORWIN • the Little Tbaniia>ple riv«r on-the । new milchs cow for Hale. In a short vs~i------- on Sectio. - 27 in that town'। highway tinprovementM thin season which would ; . IN IWERE FARMPRQ QUHIII n I l,nBCli>(1 Mft«totwd r the BANNER was BOSTON milke a great Improvement in their i IS ARRESTED S tbe a ,lt B mailed, LOOKS LIKE SALOON I. F. D. from tills FAKMtRS SHOULD ht-nice. Among other things which; « the river at this STUDY SOIL factory price. But that did not stop [point, but the road _—.UmAv>vub j SPITE WORK are ,vmumi>latsd Is the chaiiging of I por thc tr|me. Brought Here ias been dangerous ; ' ' the inquiries wining in by mail and •treeU their trausfonuur .ration here to the, prt. ] ut all timeaand impassible some of the 1 and plaMd )fl I hr Cit) of in person and from every cornerof. j.time owing to the high water. 'There'j S°H Map Would Save Thousands of -outh side of the river and putting it I * Barry county. Miller A Harris have Boska of Druggists Show Up Right a.-hl 0®<?' ■ seems tn be. h sort of sink hole at , into a tetter building and’the installsJa"' Dollars In Fertilizers Eveey Year. only praise for the virtues of BANNER and Establish Complete thm of an extra transformer for use in Abram Carl, a farmer living ateut* lilacc. The town loarti appropnated, j > the H want ad vs., and raalire from experience j Live Stock Instructions for this bridge. Carrier Birdsall |i caste anything happens to the present [ half a mile north of Cedar Creek in Defense. :i f Boston. ilmi the BANNER covers the Barry j will be especially pleased, and those on ■ inched upon apparatus. Thc company is also , put- , Hcqie townihip, wa» roblxxl Thuntday Free soil analysis for tvery farmer, county field thoroughly, and that the , On com plain t of William Poland, bis route along that road will lie happy Justice R. M. Bate* on Wednesday last t ing aliph-'boanls on their dam which • night, and his grandson, Clare Cbrwin, a soil map of the state, nistrection in , • WMV, xuHiracwua ..•♦d from,the BANNER’S want column is read and i *v:- • —........ ..................... ... ».» ‘i •>‘ MVe th“ 1BWT«»ent made. It.1 the.judging of live stzx-k. Theset arc ia*<uod a warrant fir Heath A Carvetb, .,r|‘, vrtiere the will give .'them additional head and u young, man of aliout 251, appreciated by the people of Bam.M. ih in jail' was certainly needed. — —- - • *t-- -*■»-’ the druggists, charging them with the tetter power, which he thinks will en; cllrged with the offense. soim of the things Kejac-i'iitutiye W. bounty. ;'<• .5’arty threw . ----- .---- — ie. winui Corwin in t. ........ ---------------....................... . illegal sale of liquor on Monday. , Sep­ '■ ; H. Schantz, of Barry county, wants ' i-.u-idly this ab|e them to make their service entire-! quite well known here, having lived in ' Norris and Rowe’s circus was tember 4tb. the complaint alleging]y satisfactory to all their customers. added tocollege. the curriculum of the Agri-[ The man with bad habits invariblv . tlttK city some time ago. and lost his i tddered one of the best that eyer carnb) cultural that they did not oak Poland the pur­ j believea in heredity. when Nashville News. 1 hand in an accident at the Wool Boot' to Hastings by those who attended, j pose for which be wanted the whiskey. , He is chairman ofi the Agricultural! ' _______ ____ . . factory five or six years ago He ' ---------------..H college committee, Affidavits were dho sworn to by Bert •H-ms to have gone to the bad m . the riTV | A r rr . gwkl work for th- re limit. IL J. Moffatt anil Art Tater ■<• all teded last few years, and has ^vved a jail (J | | Lvdld last winter. ' a lleging-the Mani” vlntp of fact*. The C II M M A il C *ntenf* ln Kentcouutv. soit i*claiw It was through his woikj examination was |et for Wednesday that the ' II PI H Un 5 C,,rwin wpnt 16 hi> grandfather's I |||| |||D I A \F ' limit on the tenth uf a mill afternoon; but Poland failed toapi'Car. 14 1 V II V cur|v Jast Ju|v Jiud luid LII4UVK \HOL ,ifled s,.hRn(z worked hard It was then adjourned*to Thurwday. tnneh of ■ . . • ; most of the time with the old gentle—----the session to get the bill pabpinl. lilt it with the same result. It was claimed HENRY REPLOGLE DROPS DEAD ,can- wlio Uvea ahme, hi* children all : j^lRY ACQUITS PETER Q’CONNOK : wiw only on the afternwn ofjthe Just ; ,N THE ^ITV HIGH SCHOOL THIS Poland* wa- too drunk to appear. idiM-tired ' beinggruWn andqnarried. and his wife '. ‘ • ,i« u the w*Mh>n .u. Finally when (hr sheriff had failed to day.of that k. he suebeedm in .I YEAR. SIXTY THREE FOR­ FROM HL ART DISEASE THLRS- ’ being' dead. He had been'ki”d to ^F VIOLATING CHY ORDINANCE ut the locate Poland. Robert Rogers bar; getting it through the «pnat| ' wtetber EIGN STUDENTS. DAY LAST. Clare, hut the kimlncfw semingly waRAISING THE T AX. hwper'for Peter OTConnor. agreed to The tax.is levied on the pnipertf uf , ’ , ■ • . not appreciated. |j ' , , the state, but it WM provided ini-the | ptodtirc |*i.| k.vd Friday morning. Poland appeared ; before the Justice ...MO Iki n ■■ no *,r- L’arl came to this city Thursday I X elS(GRADES ARE ALL WASINC. H. OSgrain A. h. CLAIM ORDINANCE •Friday moroiug and tb«examination 1 X. till <• f.iund WELL FILLED wan taken up. He swore to the same BORN’S WOODS his homo at dusk, he saw souinhody ; |g INVALID I fHfcl.UOO. NT thia respect it is unlike . s-tate of facts as in his original afiidavj 1:1g hi* duck behind, the bouse and di&ppear , I the quarter mill tax levied for the per-- ’ ' ' it. He admitted uhat lie tnnde ths stood . . ”fit uf the Cnlversity uf Michigan. in the corn lot, the corn being planted .-I -<>uthe«st of the City and Had 'het ‘«n cluse to th” house. Clare had left lii{ ' a# Aa Fair a Jury As Can Be Asked ’rh*’ univdraity getrall the money relat'd Big Normal Class And Prospect^ complaint upon the advice *n<F sag- * 'utnwd Brlzhl Fur. Very Success.tttaion.if Peter O'Cutrevr. who t.vl j honse Tuctdny, claming he wa* going .... } .. . This year the tax for the college • Loading and Breaking Stone for. ’ lieen recently arreated for t iolating ths . w name Seepis amounted Ul'$l37,tX*'.’and it^ueU the K ing [to Grand Rapids, so he did net then ful Year. city ordinance. He sard'Wayne -VoodNeceaaary. . ; Cull sum. whereas had not! Scliantz II ‘ think that the one he saw there was ! Thurdav morning Henry Rrniggle Ij Clare, HUppoM*d it was out ,. . ' succeeded in getting bis succeeded in*getting bit) bill] bill ! through threngh 11 School opened Monday, and the pros- , ruff, who < lerki in th s store iwld J’J’h * Clare but but supposed it was om pf pf th th”” ' >1 tin- cltj. HKrtl Hl. ,-x|.W4 v.-rv Athl^r bov. wbu hn.l ,-um. t.. TV'0“ thr taitfktore it vrnul.l lt»U h«i: but lil»“te «tau vwy fl.ttaring intred for . I «*» litltwr: tlilit hi, "te Pof wkol .toi, -rare ro.fbc. from th.- tt.« ttu.tr b.. ■ fto?1 t!l," ■»!•».?«. the tatac. K.nug lot., tin, ; ytvtr Th.-.utruilutrot iu th.- purj™. for whtch jie w.bt«I >t . suddenly in (’ IL Osborn s woods i .*>me peaches from the trees nusir his I trial of Prior <> I omrar. ch.^.-J wtth ( fbnd -n,lg v„r ■ higb Kh«,l at the end of the first week . w»Tne WtalruH -v«. eumutrt ami , -omh east of the oity, Mr. Hcploglc bouse. Hi* eyesight i» poor, mid he H..l«tiug the city ordinaner by -not tjon M thl, llw „jn ervnt in I1" I®. whW> to eouaidvrably taeger I ""uro lb“' Potad t«me into-<ke More. md made w,u< a sione mason, and one of the lawt ! then had no Mhought about anyone , P«ylog tire extra tu of »■-' for the | rab,1W,11K ,bc b,lnlod Wells tbitni- !‘h»» lot thy Hutto time tarn year. ! not on Labor day tat on Suuuay. nod of- workmen. He had the contract fort wishing to wrung him. least uf all l;h ! privilege of running his saloon as pro- t ” | There are !!» in the Normal clans. The a«*k^d for a tetUq of whiskey, claiming Imilding the stone wall for L. H. grandson. Mr. Lari wont totai .taut the '/h-i >7 th., i-ity oroinunrt- So many ' --<blt in Hlin„i. u,ry b.v(. 4 ,,i| m,,? ■ pro.p«» » .-« very brigbt for an en- I hiynoiher had tan taken very dek EvjirtM* fine new home on South liar. ” which»a. unite e.rlv “1"n,‘ ’** «mi"1-f the st.lc"ny»Mr. SehanU. rtdlm. nt rd l.TO in tlin blBb n-hool. and “>»’>-■ wanted it Itor her. BomholT lu.rter i ovtir street. He had done most of the usual ....time, .. , „ . ‘‘ >he trial was ailjt.ur.uMl from Justice , ..Th, lf.n ..... bv r..f.WQ(%j 12.* to 25 in th< Normal, which will far s*“1 that as Poland bad grated what he exceed anything in the historv of the- *ant«l it for he did not ask him a work on the wall, but lacked some He bad up his clothes when he retired. , Bishop’sofcce to tliecourt r«uni. There lhe * lh, ,.!.Rr.I,.1<.r OI !he *.,4 . whir- I rtone for the outside r»urne. Will and a pair of overalls covered the* were in.ny .whne—, .worn. mM'tb. qtarter sewfol. «l th* itM^ h.ghmivd. - : -eeond dmo. but regtae^ M. n.tne . <wd the Leonard and In- accordingly starti-l [ pants in the right front pocket. of mlttcr was gone into very thoroughly. * "Such a m.|> would save fotalnd. Tire eni-.llnrent in tb., lower irrte. " tm> tow tamlre. and would produce •ry -long with the former's team for C. H. Os- I which Y* ...7 ’ ’. ” i T1*' w -Wimeot- of ... , ever? (ertjHzcr. 1. eltq.lt. the W0 mark, .ntlwlll prob- the r^lMer ta-prort. ta connect I lx»m's wts.Js, where he had broken a caeh and a certificate of deposit teineya Saturday forenoon., and in. IS I alone to the farmer* uf this Mate, li ' •“}' ro.t-lt and p.v» lhe 00U art for Heath , A. to Art Tailor, teth tach Mr. -Hurth . lot-of stone the day before. The tiro j of the Delton bank fur more. Be­ minntee tad asrecvl on a verdict -ae- ; , f.rm,.r knew jnrt what ebetnStala ,lw wtolo year. and Mr Carveth explain that they 1( : loaded up tbMe as well a* u twwn niee and te*? hr wa< aroused ■tuitting O'Cortrar. „bwulv inbi, foil he would know ! i h'-t* ffil foreign students iraroll- have time aud agkiu refu-ed to sell few that Mr. Replogle broke that frpm a sound alnhibinr bv feeling wmeThe jury ’ e..: ,i»ied of Wralt y Au- . wl„.lh',r t„' ,„v a ...ratplrto ifertllirer “• «” Tlii.da-all mon ‘.tan for him. But he caine Into their store La­ j morning, i’oiuting to a lurge rock Mr. thing tugging :■ .ray at his overall* in.AIM.. W.l- Uai rett. Irving I.Cre—)f. ! „r jm/what el.-reenreh, wuul.l ! the whole of tat y. m. and the pnee ter day and applied to Mr. Rose, a : Erplogle said "‘i’ll go ur-1 b:-ak that, the regiusi of the pocket containing Frank Hams. Am ;n MrKlwatn at.d baw> to replms Tb-n to-, ever-.- farm T*rt* P'rtb gota that L’w Mud, nt, from ,nw™. "tan lhe proprietots were and w.- will havn etiotnth..'* He had a the money. (Inly jiartly aronsed HUI. It w,.iild !»■ itiipowhle to . , „„M uorIb tta "t«I?e tK-city win retu-ir BO . Tbej not tiirro. Mr. How- daetaree lie a».vl fairer or Ig'tter,jury, tad if .ti.-h knowing 'hr t barlwter at constitute netaly tall t.f the entfra at- for what purpta lhe liquor was desirheavy humm*r w ith him far breaking put hi* hand there nid it eatne men woulti hot rontirt. it would Is- ,ali ,v0l,|j know just what It-r-i-s h. tendairee u th, high rebnol.—which *sl- onft wlu* "outed ilial it was for ; thfi Motie. tyith this he gave I hr big contact with an arm of a lien*, rutpeb-et b. expect .ronvklton. for they .,,nbi ..i,. ... th.v'tat ulvanitaiHe 1 would mem to indicate that the high i med it Inal purpree^ Jtr, Komh^so natal Mtuhe several hlq,ws‘ before Luonrud Then he was .in ised, and got tip ofnn> 1 trv rK1M. potattl^on tail ' w’--'1 wta out re well .ppiwll.trt by hi. n*m<, and Warted to write it later, drove iip. its the letter abproacLoO. . time to see some 6n»di«ojaa-ar through re.rt.inly conld not lx- nevtaej Mr Replogle complained fhit he could the door. He f. Jt in the rtgiui. of his prejudh-e ir. fave: . Ntlimru. .r -ro.* j..tb r fill. <1 for corner wheal flit- ehireta of Harting, as liy out.idem hut ciubl only, remember - Art. He liecause he was so dixxv. j pocket and found a hoje'ent through tl.it,g th.t.nd f..r. „.d, .rrevenn.ru erpig-f »il’ >1“mbertan is getting the tried lodterribe the mta to hi. employ:i ders ink to *lbe gruundi Leonard botfi the overalls and pain-, and hi ­ •Av .re not .iirprind that the jury ; „ lbnK b , t! „. „. Mli rej| „ n Myai> •ch.ata ot thia city urgratimd ut »plen, «n,. tat roultl not *o so tn „ way that Hi id la bis nanistance fl-ufed fais,; wallet was gone, lie ru-diel .wr«-- the m-quutal. On Ila- routrar,aa we 1 ■„ ,. ,nak(. ,rj lbl„,lgb.„ll 0,. «ab. j did .lt«|.-. They never did a. good <'o-H«l ttam to identify him. lint lie bauds and did what lie could to revive road to^ii*. *on’s \t. II. Curl *•. and told imvc -rated before intiK-e • ohnun*. if and a fanmr by e nding a specimen work .u> l.wt year, am! the prospects'.' k®Ft w»b:li fur tbe;man, ami a uay « r the sick — man. -------feeing ----------------thut he-----------was an- .; *-’f the robbery, .... and of his Iclirf that we w. re on . jortire etart jury and ,f coHege , an h.vi- jl anal- *«■ bright for tai. year, not only in ; •» after pointedUsita<mt.to Mr. Herth 3X4 . -K.. -; X’wt ted t. dncixvwffl! in his efforts tu restore -Mr. I. C|are Corwin did thv deed, Word word ; Wt.r,. thw matlv jndgef. of thv law at yze(i fn„ (.f charge. A Michigan wan the matter of attestdancc, but what ia mm! then ’t-gisicrtd tbc name in full <4. glory Replogle to conscivuincM. Usunard got *ot |o u.'*' ’‘heriff I’1”J”' ~ hell h<H,. hvad of the work Well mh anthe the evideuf etideuf””., we we Would wAuld vote vote to to , j u B| jy tMyAd"rf"tbe work., iT won1 w a j of vastly mure consequence, the results «« "ArtTsbor. ’ .4nyev.Kll.-d Ao cushion from bis wagon auat. i and tiie depots were watched. lhe acquit; becauM there Plainly very, IT>e to RQch B departmpnt started ! »«tter acbolarship and discipline of »otb Mr. Heath (and Mr. Carveth 4r.r,n -» ri« or of rfgeed it under Mr. Replogle s head. *heriff also umx! the -xme means tu >n , „reat of tbe VMlidUy tbe city ia thi, It mlgbt -Urt in a „naU mi"* P«Mdi«e »•* greatly improve, claim that they desire t6 obey Ute law a u. .rket ami and then ran nearly a mile to Finley form his deputies at NaabviUe and onbniuice taxing saloons, enough w WMV bnt j foel miro tb<. farojt rH <rf th.. There is a splendid corps of taachep ; >n Wt* and spirit and that in not a * tlr bailJiPf. i- u an y contentious < afeo the officers at [, lhH. any man. who j wouI4 wn Tm|izc lt, ten. fits j >n charge of the work in’ the grades nn® of the cases, mentioned were »ll '.fc- -H..1K >L< , nt to such plarm ! Johnsons residence to summon teip. , Middleville, and also r. ’ IMdt th” Hub I Medical aid was summoned, and the Caledonia and Grand Rapids where ; un<lenrt<Mld his oath, would | and send men to the legislature who ** well re high school; and tbe tend- , they guilty of evens technical Uula. . -— ..... ’ ' zsi—. r..m^«wiv rMi.iwl ... i .*—_ i---------- »j —..taita* .Mw. । .. . ... ... i nem course, normal course and man- tinn or 1110 ,aw • ,n ®v®r> instance ual training work of our city schools j they* were assured the liquors were ter ufj-uitun ! are certain to give valuable aid to all' ! wanted *“* for medicinal’ purposes, and historic Imiklu .. ...«eraUA wmm^towlwr. ta ).y. rillM. in >uPle n0, tb» m »•*» >»«<’•«• « i that they made their records as rei who attend lhe city schools. i* alm >« A BIG SALE. qulred*by law. Then- ■*•.-••:< • ' th. deputy F.sohviu.bwauui tow-io it. v.li<Iity They say they were ••specially careful I because several parties who had been . , i .- '-.'nowi. ort. __ orrertod oni brought to tbioetty. white we know they note mi .j Wright Bros. Have Had a Mo.t I RESUMES CONTROL OF | and while we know th*y have used ^• .. 0.1 history. | Dr. Lathrop, the coroner. «us c rwin wt bis granilfotber's Tors- । ,h jr best judgment they nmy hot idetfi&d rv MIDDLEVILLE SUN. many times refused liquor at their store * ' Satisfactory Business During W.. .t s ■’ iteston lodtes 1 monod but there wot no nmror. j u golw to Grand ** We areKirIT ,hl. motter * did ! had asked to buy it week before last and Brother J. W. Saunders has reaumcxl Special Sale. the oMStwt ■■rouU boro tain . bolding an inquesl. u it WM opporent | iD ,hjl> cilJ t))<1 ropreBM) ,.aurl. M thot control of the Middleville Sun Under |I early last week, and they were satisfied .,1 .'Uli is used os I wh»t had earned the deotbof Mr. Bel■■ nwdaJ. Thursday morning he ,hc o, tbe ordinance could UWright Bros, big nah- will close Sat­ an effort was being made by >ome of his able management that paper grew i the eidoonsta to trap them. T$ey sold ■i:h.,r1.t tasti tbep^le. . . . ...v i w going south from the. city. „r the urdinsnee declared I urday of this week, and tbc members until it bveumo known as one of the -.4,. lluose is, Mr. Beplogle wa. • m»» eery hikhiy , w jn aowiWr n,,,^ hJ. Ue «,nrt of last rwurt. But of the firm are highly pleased with re­ I only to whom they felt the law gave best pajiers in the stat” published in a i Street btafion esteemed by all who l.n.-w linn, for he , nftw thoroblMnl., n„. crime ,„.llo„ Mnrt s«'m, to be out ut mits They have done exactly as they 1 town the sire uf Middleville. He will i tlteni the tight to: Hell, and complied with the law’s prenisions. Tlif old build- wn, the inttgrityii ■ soul' of•'niegrityiand honuriu a;mmh uxl i,y«>me one thoroughly .|„e.tion. so the only thing >ow advertised to do, and that'fheir efforts ; give Jo its publication the same care-1 a |u<t\-sslon of hi, |jfe and in his relations to other* were appreciated is evidenced by the |' fill supervision as in the past. His ’ The saloon i sth of this city pay IfiOO I familiar with the teemises anil who tipen „ tb0 ally council would seem to > In the cast The funeral occurred iatmday. 1 a year, and ah effort is teing made to fact that th« sales last wee3c were the i knew Mr Curl's habits aod where he. bl, , ordinance. If one ie desired IvtM th.) h.re M won <M P™' «>» B'-l >» raise the tax to fl.UUO a year, for the •Ijir.. "the city : termi ni Sunday in Prairieville reine-" I carried bi. mono'’'. Clare was'observed , >bM1|d fa, dratted with; the >1- largest they have ever had. with the ! exveptlon <X th. r.K>,l»r holUl.y trade. "I'""'” 1"“'k 10 ,hr ■'—’W* • t ■ uwriy fr oui j terv. « ootintMxt on page two ' before he left Carl's Tuesday sharpen- I mort em ,,0,1 ..very step taken should 1.------------------- ,h.|J furtfnina 1 #'111 l" “"T’ I They have some of their bargains i ■r •i,nt. Il- ha* 1 inr two or thr.«- new kniv.-s, sup when ■ ,, „kc„ csrefully so us to insure it. । left in all lines, but all imrgain prices j fawiioned to a, I he found tie was observed be acted | UCCI,Inp]i^inS what it may undertake quoted will lie withdrawn Saturday I OBITUARY. itrtau imistm purpose* 1 It is known he । jo „.,x„nl,|ish. And it in not too soon PALMERTON—Roxy Burn* was sneakingly about it. . jn’onb I night when the sale closes. might .get a! burn in Rumi townxhip, Wayne county. had no money before Thursday, as he । to begin to draft such an ordinance made vain efforts to borrow money in right now, it would, seenijai as to avoid N. Y. February 12. 1HM When she KEE WAH DUTCHESS was but 12 yearn of age her panmta thia city. When captured he had $16.-, the pitfalls which the liml* of the law i CONFERENCE IS OVER moved on a farm near Albion, where 00 in cash. He also told very conflict­ may d ig for it. Hams & Russ Sell This Coffee That j they resided two yearn, gqing from ing stories about bis wherealioiits on What Wstorv t tic Sant to Barry ; there Never Falla to Satisfy. to Kalamo, Eaton Co. In the day mid night the crime was com­ Alva Dunn Speaks from Experience—Which THE POSTAL LAW. . ' LB42, «he wan married to Jerome Pal­ mitted. County and' ► ’ere They Arc The coffee that satisfies and produces Suspicion pointed very strongly to merton. of Woodland, and moved to Profits Him About $300. the morning beverage that pleases the •Stai^ned. With Regarding Tampering that township then, and had resided on Corwin from the start, and everything palate 'and gives you that satisfied The.atmnsl - •nN X i’-r.- of the Metho- the same farm up to the time of her seems to have gone to confirm the sus­ Rural Mail Hastings, Mich.. Sept. 9th, WK. comfortable feeling: Hams & Russ di*t cflnn'l. ' -•‘dl Boxes. • - latere in Char death, which occurred Friday. Sep­ picion and to point to him as the guil­ have it—it is the Kee Wah j Dutcboss. ifotte Mod<3tv sign The lire tings BANNER, t hollowing are the tember Sth. The fuucral took place ty person. The BANNER is in receipt of a let­ Try a package. ’ When Corwin was confronted by rel­ jastur* mid ti- '.irl (<h.u-ge». for Barry from the,Holmes church, and the in­ Hailing*, Mich., ter from one of its readers, asking ns county : liastings.l Arthur Trott; Haat- terment was in tbc Holmes cemetery. atives Saturday, and by the evidence to print the postal law regarding tam­ PRESENTED WITH BEAUTI­ icg* charge. E. AI Halch; Nashville, Her huhljand died in 1WI. To them the sheriff had accumulated against pering with rural tree delivety mail Gentlemen:— FUL MASONIC JEWEL. G. W. Tmhlll. him. he broke down and confeqHod his Middleville, C. A.. five children were born, of whom but boxef. and mail. The law is very I wish to most cordially endorse your method of advertising * Mrs. A. A. Matteson, qt Middle­ guilt, admitting Uiathe had committed strict in dealing with violators. Fol­ Jaroh-s. tk-10.li <i T'. Fisher; Prairietwo. Americas and John Palmerton, ’ ville. ' auction sales, and can speak from experience. I had an Auction Sale the robbery as had been snspectcJ from lowing is a copy of the law in full.-— ville. Grand Secretary of the Bmrtcrn Th. '■• ng Woodland. W. survive. There are also two grand­ Sept 5th, 1905 and run a30 |pch adv. in the BANNER one weett. 1 Star order, was in the city Tut-sday Earls Whoever shall hereafter wilfully or- evening to visit Hastings chapter and '■ 11. W. Duffy; Irving. children and three great-grand child­ the stan. expected my sale wyujd run >1,000 and not to exceed SI,200. Thera W. il. maliciouslydnjure, tear down, or des­ to present Traverse' Phillips, in be­ t .inheld. W. I. Bald- , -nJU ,n W1IU who butx.v survive MS..'. her. 1 win. NEED MORE ROOM were fully 400 people present, every township in Barry County being troy. any letter box or other receptacle half of the Grand Chapter of Mich-1 So paaesd to her reward one' who The represented ••xeeptlng one | Assyria I- An far as the sale wept 1 was established by order of the Postmaster igau, a Past Patron’s jewel, which ■' p'i'forvfQtftneriy ka-ated had lived to a ripe age, and who in all hen :• Hev, d most pleasantly surprised, the sales amounting to 91190 or $290 JX. Truwne City; the relationships of life had lieen true J. T. Pierson & Son Secured Rooms General, or approved or designated by was one of great tieauty. Thia is an "Rev, him for the receipt or delivery of mail honor accorded to those who have held T. K«l irnazotr; Rev. A. B. to hbr ideals of life and of duty. beyond my highest expectation. Why should 1 not be pleased? Above Their Store. John«in. Saranac; matter on any rural free delivery route I alto wish Io especially commend the ability of Mr. W. H. Couch Ret Ottan. White ’Twas Needed. ‘ j the Grand Patron's office. dlothl or shall break open the same, or wil­ H. C Chamberlain. New aa an auctioneer, and to bis untiring work is due no Jittie credit for TENDS TO VERIFY IT. J. T. Pierson & Son have rented the *IIO. •I- l|. Wooten returns to fully or maliciously injure, deface or A week or two ago the BANNER I the splendid results achieved. I wish to recommend Mr. Couch a-, a SURPRISED MR. rooms over their store, formerly occu­ Ovid x; printedan article;in regard to the pied by M. W. Riker, and will fix up a । destroy any mail matter*deposited AND MRS. DUNN. successful salesman, and one who knows the value of stock and is not , therein, or shall willfully take or steal marvelous growth of corn in Cherokee^ disposed to let It go until be gets a price that is Katisfaetorv. FALLiPENlNO. Aa Mr. and Mtt. Alpheus Dunn are Cloak room. such matter, from or out of, such box and the thrilling experience of a boy fine An inside stairway will be built to If 1 ever have another Auction Sale, 1 will follow the same, about to move away from their farm Mondur ' or Or other receptacle, reoeptarJe. or shall ■**“ wilfully Tti”? lay, and WednwUy who climbed one of the stalks. This tbc rooms secured and the space will ‘h.’t - 119 and 1 J Sarah Horton will in Rutland, the neighbors to the num­ method of advertising exactly, j aid or assist in any of the aforesaid week Mr. E.. Crittenden showed have on display a large line of trimmed lie used for cloaks, aa stated above. Y ours very truly. offense* shall fur every nach offense be ber of 00 gave them a very plcaaant ns four pictures from Kansas. which I'he BANNER is pleased to note the bats, ate the Ke owned .Keith Hat*. certainly show a remarkable growth of ' growing bosioesa of this well known punished by a fine of not more than slant ial\okens of their regard for them jflOUO, or by imprisonment for not A high school foot ball team baa corn. The pictures are displayed in । firm, and it must be more pleasing to aa neighbor* and friends. b«*n organized with Eber Lambic m I the individual member* i .aptain. a L _ L- _ - 50-piE MICHIGAN ■I EASED VERY SUDDEN 20. 'Aide Cdvics ade a c DiB­ id Sa­ > cure bronic ierTtf jmacb IOD l*’ rhro'.T sffltfo* nr’, aly**iaease ftet a keaud ■ cor •e cur mall® blank. i*L • (UY LOSES LIQUOR (ASfi;S BREAK ING ATTENDANCE COMMENDS AUCTION ADVERTISING �Hastings Banner. Thursday furwawn at COOK BROS. Editors. COMPLAINT ACAINST IIMTIi & (ARVffll I CORRESPONDENCE. ( CoatlnurJ from page one. roPTY-NlNTM YEAR. Sab4crlpoea by M»«. Prat-Paid. QMT1IAB .......................................... BIX .MONTHS TllJUfi MONTltN ............................. . Enti-nM at die postotfice at HaaUqc*. Michi- AbVEHTIMNa RATESDisplay advertising. rArs funiiabad oc appll first parent among Brevities, l iHcallue; risewhere. Tc a line. Average uf Mirrn word* to tte NoUoCTiof tiirtte. deattu or printed Irwi an new* matter. writer'* name auJ fKY.t office address JOB intlNTING. Tte BaNXKM ha* one ot tte best equipped Job office* io Western MIchlSMi, and is prepared (to do every kind of book and Job prtntlux- privilege uf selling liqours as a bever­ age with such restrictions as the law ! provides The law gives druggists the . right to sell liquors for medicinal 1 purposea, and provides bow it may be j sold by them. If thc saloonists bad 1 reason to believe the druggists were ] oom;'cting with them they could not be censured for seeking to bring them : to book for it. even by such means a.* were seemingly employed in the case we arc considering. People would say they had a right to defend their busi- j nous by such means. But it would appear that that eonld not have been the object in this instance for but one drug store of four was seemingly thc object of attack, and in that one case the controlling motive would seem-to be spite against Mr. Heath because he h&a stood for the I tl.OOo saloon tax. Such a motive can I not be defended on any grounds. The Th»d Taylor returaod.to the Ferri. . \ NORTH MAPLE DROVE. '“'w’ta'JderTprJ XMiddle- | Airs. J. K. Fowler and son. Jake ' ville Sun. who has been in Detroit for Fuhrman returned from Petoskey last ! some titoe has returned to resume his Saturday. ' duties in his ofifce at this place. E. The Misses Lettie Fowler and Mary D. Matteson, the former editor, has Bell are attending school at Nashville. ' severed his connection with the com Mr. and Mra. Aspinall of Baltimore , 1*“^ Mr.Saunders sends outgone of the visited Mr. and Mra. Frank Tobias 'l,w,t I**!*™ in Barr* COUDtyl a^fi his Sunday. I “any friends will be glad to see him i at bin old poet nost" Jtis “ "old ” His daughter BesBes­ Mtn. Chas. Bailey entcrained com­ sie will remain in Canada where she pany from Vermontville and Bellevue has been spending the summer. one day last week. W. J. Haywood has purchased the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobias enter­ Mrs. John Sech house on West Main tained Mr. and Mrs. R. Gramea, Mrs. St- and is making numerous improve­ Lizzie Wood and Mr. Chas. Oaks over ments about the place. Sunday. Mis Emma Reilly spent Bunday Rev. John Marshall was called to the with her ;>arents in Grand Rapids. South M. P. church Sunday afternoon G. F. Stratemeyer. Traffic Manager to preach the funeral sermon of 4he of the Citizens Telephone Q>. and Fred uncle of Mr. Elmer Moore. Thorpe of Grand Rapids were in town Hazel Norris spent a few days at 1 Monday. Nashville the guest of her cousin. Mis Jessie Knickerbocker received Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Raemon spent a a telegram Sunday from Mr. and Mrs. few days at the latter’s parents. Fred H. L. Moore of Pasadena. California Williams and wife before going to Kal­ telling uf the death of their son Earl amazoo to live. • who died Sunday noon of cunsumjA . 1 tioa. They will 'fcuart for their Grace Greenfield of Nashville spent a few days here th* guest of old school- 1 Il0lne at thisj-Uce at once where the mates and friends. I ’burial < •‘— >»« •*-••— will lake -place. | i , \ ■ dJPTWIN ’ MUL-LS. ’ ' ** Some very neat patterns just received. 36 inch Sciim gdod patterns, per yard 5c 36 inch Mull in all patterns, per yard 10c 42 inch Mull very fine and neat, per ya-d x 15 VIENNA SILKOLINE 12 c The most complete line of colors ever shown in thc city, per yard A large assortment of Creations at per yard 8c. LACE CURTAINS, 54 in. wide, 3 yds, long, Fine Mesh, per pair $i,oq Michigan r-puhiicans will remember A Special line of BED SPREADS from $1.00 to $2.50 that in the early days of 'the free silvcr crisia of 1H96 one of the strongest and clearest voiced raised in opposition to ' facts that Tabor and Hunt -presented | .that danger, wm CoAgrefeinan,McClearf | their affiidavit* to Justice Bates in The Mest Complete Corset I uf Minnesota. The memory of the im- ' type-written form, and Poland's ad­ Slock In Barry County I jsirtant part taken by the Minnesota mission of how he anno to make bis btatemnan in Unit great contest gives cumplnint. would seem to .point to a plan to trap * lidded KllCKwt intercut to >u Congressman v<x>.»au Sic- well arrungsd ---- o— j, ---- --------, „.Heath ----_ David Tubisi says he has the champion Cleary’s position on a matter of pres-1 C®rt®th. and the arrest of O'Connor apple of lhe season. It is one of w hat ' ent importance to our country. He a”d tbt' bitter fight over the ordinance EAST ASSYRIA. is known as the Willow Twig of last hBs’jiMt rettarned from a.trip to Europe. 1 to increase tlui fax would seem to supyear's growth and is sound and smooth ; and Ids first statement touching public i Ph’ tin* motive, which, as we believe TUNG ATE-PALMITER vet. affair* niter reaching New York wan ' **» agree, is an**unworthy one. The pleasant atid hospitable home uf Rev. C. A. Dolph, preached his first !, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. PNmiter of Assyria rl this: am nc-t who steps steps into this: "i "I am nt-t in tn favor favor of of giving giving up! rip । We ne lelievo oeneva any any oho one wno into । • • any jUrt of our home market in the ' Heath & Carvoth's drug store and looks M rn,on a srrj'1 e . um 3. was the scene uf a delightful matri. hope of getting other markets. Reci- ' il can wm> very plainly that k is "** The young people gave Roy and Lura monal event on Wednesday evening /|\ If youlare going to build a Home, The .prolast .‘ .Sept. •>.. when their charming daughter m ■ procity on coiai<’ting articles will not I not • whiskqy drug store. T* ~ ; Preston a very . pleasant surprise . ___________________ „--------------. Two '.lings you want to know. ktirh Friday evening, eveninr as mn (hey fhev expect vktiart to leave .' Celia r»!,« R. m was joined LUruwl in marriage •Aerriam. to Mr. X{|- . lie provided daring the life of the next priftors audcJ6rks are meni nf of such What kind of Lumber do you want-; And where's the place to go? chngrasF These is not a single argu- < character ’-**- asiti standing that ... tmlievr ; tn a few days for their new huuie near luring Tungato, uf Banfield, luv Tta cannot-be . ' Iwide and groom received their guesU ment advanced liy the leaders uf this they cannot Jbe charged with desire 1 Nashville. movement that is not founded on dem....... or dtepqeitioii toward law breaking, .. __ . .. __________ with Mrs. st the door, and when the large com- $ T\e W. C. T. U.met 1 ocnrtic doctrine. Th© movemet ij# j ” It as a pjeastire to their friends afid w<- Barber ______________________________________ M^ad last week IVudneaday pane hail assembled the lieautiful solo ifi k- community —— •• Hamp •• •• —•■ Barry •• ' i "Faithful As The btars Above.** ws« /M ^oJtictivo of h irmliecause it leads .to I ; art‘ must »be to *the Mrs. Gale Myers. The .n.I..rft.ll.v \li.. Florine V!,.ri„. Fay of Assyria _• iMtRbility .nnd uncertainty ut laurinerai | that they are able to Mtahlish their ■ county Supt. wan present and led the , rendered by Miss and cbnUtmrctijl conditions. 1 believtv; claim to legitimate Mquor selling by meeting. Miss Lottie Barnum who which wits immediately followed •u by Dy the toe ।, ’ • r their testimony. —jr. 1 works as an L. T. L. organizer whs strains of the impressive 1.^21.^,, in a contimuiuce ft the protective prin­ their l>ookM us well as wedding ... . ■ ft) ciple that ha?» jpads our prosperous and this iu the face of what seems to ahojpresent and gave two fine recita- march plaved by ]£sa Fern L. Fenn. to them. —- a conspiracy «_ ._ trap .. tjons that were enjoyed by all. Alto- I which ushered in the bridal party. ' conditions. If it Haelfish to wish that have 1btxm On Monday, Proiqcutor Pryor dis­ J gether it proved a very jntere*ting j The bride-and groom were unattended ( jm the wellfare of ev'esy # part of this if to this number you belong. Here iagood advice for yon. meeting. -•• save by a cousin uf the bride, little 2; country should ho furthenxl as against missed the ewe against Heath & GarWatch moat successful Ulnathe MrGuire. uf BattleBuilders, Creek, who : the rest of the world. I am. Mlllah. vetb It is m much his duly to dis- । And dq just as they do. 1 was ring bearer. The solemn and I fv? When it is for the interests of the miss a case lacking merit as to prose­ MIDDLEVILLE. j impressive wremonv wn-t performed by I American people that the tariff bo fte cute a cave with merit. We believe be Then With all the others. Misses Grace Grant and Pearl Hall i Rev. Mra. E. M. Garretsmi vised, then let it be revised; but I do acted justly and wisely. Yon purely will agree. ' iarretaon of of Penn. Penn. | M were in town Monday evening in at- 1 A floral — -« Husjiunded .1—1 just -» —— .thc l- ! i •That (He place to get the "Very Beet." was al<oye in not believe thaj it is fur our beat in­ K*M Job Fill tie !»•: • Is of “The Tomlinson Lumber Company. nt the dancing party given l«y f beads of the bride and groom. . The j 'X. tendance ’ ‘ ’ , PROBATE COL'ftT. terests at the present time that our •nor with (b.- 4u/m; otter papers jwntaln-.nx Estate of June McNaughton. Claims the *ounK People in Crescent' ” Hall. tariff be revised. ’ There is good rea­ *’■ bride wore a dainty gown of white ' office ut tte Count) I •» »jinl anil i.H.iwa I T,.n, A.lAltaw is employed | "ilk chiffon over blue silk. After conson to believe that the oppinious ex­ heard County vt Hany, (<■ . and allowed. Tom R.r,,.,. Barnes ..f of Addison had toy utl jurtl'- InUn pressed by Congressman McCleary are J grntnlations >«wvu, of .the buv heartiest jicainvm character l uaismm j — Estate of Harry O.. Jones. Claims in Krafts barber shop. the sentiments of very large majority heard and allowed. >mpanv sat down to a bounteous M ... Fred Matthews and infant daughter , 001 — .> ».->• «. r«w.on W|---------------------------------II ’ ■ |! of the republicans of Michigan as well ■ Estate Ma**}’ A. Day. i’inition. to returned ;to Grand Rapids Saturday suPI*r The wedding gifts were valu. a _• .----’ ■ pproas of his own state Mid the entire delerminn htirahip lllwl. ItjUring I jf,er <« »<»k’ Mrs- j _*a ** r”***? s”*•1 *PP n>- | M's. sister Miss Eva Fenton. ! priatt-ness. Guests were present from I country. Sept. 29. XJUta M.ry Hca—iuof Hwing. I <'T",k I Estate Charlfew L. Brignail. Petition An expert of the agricultural Sund.y with Mta Eltatath Beltane. department will spend a year in north­ for probate of will filo 1. Hearing Oct. Pierce? j --------ern China studying tHh crop products Miss Peatt Hall of Hasting- spent Miss Gladys Palmer spent last week' Estate >Christina J. uia Brandstettrt. «>r ••.mnua •>. of ,iuat .that ui>irtci district to ascertain aacortain 11 if mere there , — Mra. E. ' are not wme things that the farmers Warrant and inventory filed. | last mst week,with wreynw her^aunt* nor aunts mix t- F. r. - in Battle Creek visiting friends. Thera is no reason' why it shouldn't be. ofthis c<nugry can grow to ad vantage. Estate of Cyrua Buxton. Petition '^------------------------la,te ^rM‘ .""ST* Liebier and i Henry Wiles is spending a rouple of j Don't I|4:r along .... without -------- --------home -----------comforts.I weeks in Oklahoma, T.. Visiting his ’ The district to lie visited jn the origin ' for commission on claims Eled. Com- . families. xou dfii't have too, you don't need a lot of al home of the peach and it is possible , miasioners appointed. Hearing Nov. N. . D.W. Johnson was in Grand Rapids s«»n Richard and other relatives there. ! money to have a pretty home. We've We'v<? fur fur-­ _ may . lie learned of , that ,' and Jan. H. , T««tay and Btatamtay in »tt..mUnc-' F™k Itabe. .pent a (ew ,l»y. i n f that tnurh^ . pished lots of homes, fnrniriied them right — • — —— -Isham. • fruit. Northern China him a very anan-j Estate NeliCh in*ane.- Annual ut the reunion of his regiment. s Detroit last week visiting relatives.' too. We would like io luniish your heme, cient <iV«fizatioti and it may well ho I rejiurt of guardian filed. 11 Mra. W. A. Pierce was called to Kai, ubd^ while, there purchased a driving' Mrs. W. A. Pierce was called to Kai- . nlid whlle. there purcha*»^.l we'll treat you right. Now ie a good time beliCvud that much information can be1 ■ -— . ----- «... >by — the .<— illness of j borsq< i nmazoo Wednesday to furnish your home when our stock is gained?of other hardy fruits, vegetables. > her «»’a wife. Mm. H. A. Pierce. MnludYltn. Cluu. Homer <rf Mat- j On nu evening somewhere nbout the new and full and we are offering some grasses and legumes.' Our own- farm ' Mra. John H«»ton returned Wednee- . Uwm «<re Mr. and Mr,.! i end'of tbo sixteenth century a traveler ! tempting-prices now. . crops are varied and rich, but if thf list , from Sweden might have been obterv- । day Item • tew d«y. noting >1 Mark- I Semuel I'nlmiter S>>rt ot tat week. । can tee increased by a single one. ur if | ed 'the door of the Rose theater In ' JInaw Wi- will furnish your home for you naw Island. Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis attcnihxl j ■ improvvnnmts on present types can 1>? | ’ London. He was going to see a new ; Mrs. W, C. Gingrich returned Mon- ' whether you have the money or not. ^larahaH Fair last Thtirwiay. discovered, all the expense and truiible 1 piece culled '.Titus Audrnnlcum” and Chas. Hall wa» in Dowling Ffiday • <>f the expedition will Lave txen war­ In order to follow It tn the native Un-', day from a two week* outing at the and Satunlay. ' • X, ranted. By intelligent invertigati on guage be ^bought a copy of die play. ! northern neorts. into tbc products of other lauds (his price sixpence, at the tbeotcr- door. Floyd E. Davis of Hastings Was in I A. Fruiiwind granddaughter Mildred country has gained many new products, When be went home to Sweden be took ! towh Friday. f were guc*tta of tiic former's son"L. A.' i Ij^rm Stcrr l'>. | THREE UCERBEO EMBALMERS. nut only in things to eat but in fiovrers the book with him to show his wife Fruin and wife-in Battle Creek one day Mis Sadie McMillan uf Jackson is last week. and trees. Each represents a now j re­ and friends what strange stuff the source. a pew source of wealth. T^his foreigucr ranted. For 300 years It was visiting her coeuin Miss Lyda Russell. William Moon visited friends and ’ preserved and In 1904. living dlscov- . work of the agricultural department is relatives *in Allegan last week, his j cred In thc borne of a countrywoman, most valuable to the farmers and to was transferred for safety to the Lund grandfather Mr. Hartwell returning .000000000OOOOboOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC tbc country and should bo continued ; university. Tlie l>ook Is the only one until there is not u place in the world of Its kind known to exist. that has not been studied We have all kinds of climate from tropical to polar, A recent writer says of lhe commer­ Prices to Sept. 23, ’05. and if any corner of-the world produc­ es something letter than we already cial side of matchmaking in France: "In most Frcn'cb murrlnges money have, we want it. plays the Important part. The first question asked by tbc young man Is, 1 Program of Star Grange. BOB. for At last we have peace n the far east, TIcnv much?* a rub. it 1* an eai»y We handle thb bent grades of coaRm tlie. market— i September 16. tbo formal treaty ending the war being matter tu ascertain without applying Order from ua and you are sure to be -atisfied. Phone ! Istrumontal Solo - Clara Hall. signed in PurtMnuutb last week by the directly to the papa,-but cren when no ■ W. E. HERRITT Tomlinson Lumber Co RenKes &, W alldorff YOUR HOME UN BE NICELY FURNISHED. RenKes &t Walldorff, PIANOS AND. ORGANS, Rollsr Mill J THE GRANGE j Dictator Flour envoys uf Ru»ia and Japan, and being question of dowry IS raised at u>» form, fffrmally ratified by the ruling' powers J al demand there U always a con­ uf those countries. There will bo aueh tract drawn up by a notary, which an awakening in China and Japci in the specifier the exact sum die girl reeoives.r . neat twenty years as the world had ever dreamed possible. The day has dawned A distinguished Irish lawyer, always for the yellow races to' assert them»dio Impoverished circumstances, ome • vtw and they will show their power. took Chief Justice Whiteside to sue bin magnificently furnlxbed new bouse in Roosevelt is showing what force Dublin. and power for good a man can be in "Don't you think,'* bo said, with a the presidential office. He is doing complacent look nlmut, “that I deserve things that are affecting for good the great credit for thia?" I«ople of the whole wide world., Hn “Yea,” the Judge answered dryly, is a world-wide man; Theodore “and von annenr to have rut IL” Roosevelt of the world, if you please. Ho belongs to every citizen .uf every land, and is the greatest of all because ' the servant of all. Having her hands free again, in the eastern part of her vast empire, Russia •will presently. find them full again iu European Russia, where the people are demanding a larger share in the government of thoir country. And they, will make trouble if they • don't j get it. • From tbc nnmler of automobile accidents that are taking place duo to the careletAneen of automobile operators, it is evident that the Michigan legis­ lature did not any toft soon pass a law to save people from the careleesnetw of' the drivers of these “go-devils. ” It Quiets the Cough This is one reason why Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Is so valua­ ble in consumpiion. It stops the wear and tear of useless coughing. But it does more —it controls the inflammation, quiets the fever, soothes, and heals. Sold for 60 years. Jackson report* a snow storm Labor ay. But that isn't the first queer bingthat has happened in Jackson. |» $2.20 Roll Call—Favorite Fruit. Question—Does it pay the average fanner to raise his small fruit? Le­ land Sutherland. Question—Does it pay a farmer's wife tn make rag carpet? Libbie Blivim . Question—WJbnt was the cause of the Russian Jujmnbse war? How long did Retail 9Oc I, it last? What are »uo the svsiua terms ui of peace peace ---------....... ...« how brought about? Albert Will­ Wholesale $15.00 • and iams. Music—Juna Perry. Question—What kind of n place is l>est for keeping canned fruit? Addie Perry. Topic—The right five proportions and manner of growing seed corn accord­ Retail $1.00 ing to Michigan Agricultural College, [ Ralph Burton. . . . Wholesale per bbl. 4.00 Bran Middlings Wholesale $18.00 Every article warrant­ ed to give satisfaction ■ or your money back. Your grocer has DICTATOR FLOUR if not call Phone. 283. Hastings wwe Roller Mill Go. uauMnux 1‘iLLS. California win realise from th» tourita Ihi, talrbeMcrc^ Retail per cwt. PROGRAM FOR GLASS CREEK GRANGE. I Roll call. Response—My favorite fruit and how liest re pared to my taste. Topic for disenmion—The growing of small fruits, plants and how to grow them—Worthy master. Location and soil for small fruit, also snlected rari­ ties—W. H. Otis. Insects and disea.M» of small fruits— Mattie Havens. Volunteer program by the rest of the members. Account Odd Fellows Convention, low fare tickets will be sold to Phila­ delphia via Lehigh Valley Railroad. Excellent train service through the "Switzerland of America.” For particulars address W. B. Whoeler, O. A..P. D.. 8fi9 Main 8L. Buffalo. N. Y. . 194 and we will give your order prompt- attnirlion. See tw before Inlying vx LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, C.C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED s NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS ®L CO. You Cannot Afford TO BE WITHOUT Accident Insurance BU«Sess“°T^ ‘'KOTBCTING-.nd we m IN THE The PREFERRED HOSPITAL^and ACCIDENT FLINT, MICH. i H. S PROCTOR, DISTRICT MEN. BARRY AMD EAT0I.C6UNTIES. 11 T.I.pbon. 314. •ww "en THE HASTINGS BANNER CHALOTTE, MICHIGAN .----------------------- Y°Un^Me" wXn Med' Hatting*. Mlrh. Ssptr-mter Ulh. A. I*.. FKOBATK OKDLI . State of Mlehlzsn. County vf ' 0(. At a jkwstuo of c»» not : 'AtrU! Oonntyot Barry. boMro at th­ io tte dty of lletlM'. lu TUMday tte Mh day of S- u • »•»«»"• thouauM nine bundrMMhi ■?'.„ Pnwint. CfiM. M. .Mack. Jislr; <•( Hot**, tn Um matter d th- <MV ‘ ‘ L BrtCDail dsoMaed. _ Qu raadlog. and fittnr th- •••■ ■ ■fcFBmbeErtanall. th orated, prat log tiiat au Itirtniu:.' Wl tala conn purporting to t«- < ' tsstament of aaad dwen-•! prebate and tbto exccutrli th-' �- . "Tiitvmonaio • Window Sb 0234 HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 7. 190e Can Be Made Profitable. one. voutluued from 3 TREES BY THE WAYSIDE personal mention. Some Fast Growers That Can Be Cultivated ■J. R. Mason wa*-in to Advantage. / •. । little more, rental from it, and only as j In various jiarts of Europe the cus­ Friday. Jim w. H. , grand uap. ‘ : far back as 1881 it was seriously do- tom« ofaruwin; growing fruit trees by the road Ida vi.itor Friday. i. ■ toted as to whether the building I sideh» proved b» not only a source of I Mr*. Jame* Clarke, of Alma, is visit-1 ( j Bhould not be torn down altogether. | gratification the pa ’*erby. but of I ing friends in thia city. ’ । in order that certain street improve- ' wealth to thetoland owners _ — —,w ww ucr». r rance j Sbflldon returned Thursday i ».,.vuFrance I ments might to made. v . l(un has fCO.tMM^OOO, trees yielding this ^roni 1,is northern Michigan trip. “ . i ; The upper stories of Fancoil Hall ।•; alone ®onreenow nearly perfrom annum. . sourve nearly MKWI non ~r Mr. and Mm. Gep. Stowell are visit­ Wind'* ’ X 1 «“”1 l^'' olli House are filled with ] Belgium. . Wurtemhurg ’ ‘ ?g and other j ing relatives in Dillon Colorado. ((i’. t ! some very old paintings,vpictures, ’ *-------. are .offer■ ’z: ;andjc" ~~ I “wtot^ abW ia riPh Anna Haff, of Grand Rapids. I Sbailf , ( some very rare historical manuscripts What has Ix-en done with the fruit ; visitW her mother the hast week. indiU’t^*, knd papers and antiquities relating to i can also to1 accomplished with oth«r! ... t . 'the early history of the Colony and IftMri. Tbura i» „„ more taraiiful .hud,. . 'Utl - ^ --- w, : mm ’ f Province, and of the state and town trap lh.n „„r bar,! maple. .Yet Ver- [ 'visit.-.! i-“"1 ■»<»«> ’«>>• a»t week, relatives here the r past week. ' / gathered by the Bcwtonian Society. mont. New York and Ohio have al- ' Mrs, Nalhan Nathan Barlow and Miss Mi®. Ruse Rom ) Among the interesting telics is the old ) table used by the royal governors and must a monopoly of the maple sugar | <,oodJw‘r Hre.vi»it4ng in Coldwater. industry. Fifty or a hundred trees on , <4U-V Johnson, of Middleville. sj*’nt ; ) • qonncilors. These famous old buildings a farm would not only furnish the ' ThuiMlay with friends iu this city. ■' 1 are entitled to the beat cure and-at ten­ table with oue of .the most delicious uf! Mrt Judd Steuini, of Chicago, is the I i > .'Liun that a great and generous nation 1 sweets, but yield a surplus. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stcbbina. ■ SiiadCF \ Uteitvw. and the city of Boston, Ilie basswood is another rnpid-gruw-1 Lawrence Colgrove will leave to-day 11 th 'lll’i \ 4,oul'l wpaTate iteelf from a few doi-j ing and toautiful tree bjr thc roadside, , to resume his studies ut Orchard Luke j I lire revenue and drive out the busineM ' it* —---------- — । it® creamy blueaoms furnishing an Academy. ^s'. interest.-* that are now making use of abundance of nectar from- which the • which the th«‘ ,1 ^bv ground T. J. Brnsseau and wiffe vibited rel-1 ...v 6 ,VU4»< tlcjurs i.uvis of ui these »w, noble nume old old]| l*e» i*es secure secure amber amber honey honey of <rf superior superior ■ ' / '-trpentrea. Boston, the reputed center j flavor. The*' ’ ” ‘ ‘ / -trpctrirea. Boston, the reputed corner । flavor. The timber finds ready 6ale at ativi*N and friend* in northern Michl-I ; . we \ caxturo and refinement, and one uf! good prices. ' ’ wl T^.w-^ The sarnq may to said of gan last week.f ' • > ’1st fit ’ the great centers of wealth, should uut .l the tulip tree, Mra Belle Emery, of Havana, Culm, | . ------- m which is one of bur u p< rfeet )‘ permit its greed- for money to debase j must hanctonno as well as useful forest is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J ' these two noted buildings for which trees. Then there are the nut trees. O. D. Spaulding. i>u ybur the American people hold « ’sacred re- { some of which come to a bearing size Mrs. Com Powers and daughter. M i« | .1 extra specL. . ■* in comparatively few jeurs and add to Adah, left last week fortheir soqthem ’ ■ One uf the noted places in Boston is our wcmIiL both in fruit and -timber. home. Chattanooga. ---------«— T«*nn. '-•bArg'’ what is well known as’ the Boston* walnut is well .worth growing Dr. Rigterink, of Freejmrt. attended j (.kimmon. a tract of land about’50 acres timtor. and the nuts ore just Die meeting uf the Barry Co. Medical j in extent that was set aside by a town { l'ial t“«ch extra; j Association in this city Thur-day. ojnler in WO- This Tancl is now! ,,vv have all admrred the well-shaded Dr. Lizzie 'Hendershott, of Middle-1, fight in the heart.of thecity, and.if it j highway; yet it may likewise to re- j ville. vfsitsd Hastings friends and-nt- [ could to offered for wile it would bring I n* source of wealth. And the tended the Medical Association Thur*- ' millions and millions .of dollars. z\ j P°tato patch>which some times serves day. portion of the lapd is used for a play tl/clcan °Pl ”ie n*U’’h neglected feiice , yliss Maffge Sbuemuker. of Waahifia- I til - Mist* Madge Shoemaker, uf Washing- ! •’< tl «.iring( ground, and hundreds of IcMldrcn can | row « no niore * money maker than tun. D. -C.. was the guest of Mias' to .4-rn nioet any time at play. Other j tl,e re#®*h>ng shade tree, Gertrude Smith a ft.-, days the jjast j portions are used for promenades. , Slu«y the nature of the soil, and your y_*cr >erk parks, and even buying ground- What | ow“ ,ocal ,K*ds: ,hen 1,lanl for ”hadt' Henry D. Pierce, of Pensacola; Fla., . is known as the Old Granary Cemetery ““1 »* H h*«i W*l«le -r a a foqner resident of this city arrived on the common is. the most famou* calablAThursday and will visit friends in tins ■ iu the city, ’ ’ the remain* Samuel city and vicinity. Aduns. Hancock, Pau! Revere, lhe: LOCATING IN HASTINGS. . THE OftUCCIST. I Frank G. Andersun and family ex- ■ parents of Ihmjamin Franklin, several 1 j pect to wtait tu'-day for Btlliiiginim, > signer* of the Declaration of Indepnti- pr dtjnce. the victims of the Boston , Nashville Mas Moved to 1 their future hoine. Massacre, mid many other notables. I This City. . E- A . Holbrook, uf New York City, ' Iriing in this cemetery. The old tlusH-ilbruok. of Chicago, .era : t.«i Commvp has.also wttnttwed some Dr.. E. <i. Sheffield, wh.. he, >»en weraraful prati.-.ng vhrdei.n . «* ,*‘dr Mra. v.jry *titring .-cones among them tolng . wv mg -pnpiciaii * pf"',;-1’ * " ' ... ...........' mimtored the quitting to death of sev- i both in Dowling and at Nashville, ha.* ’u * 1 .IW' " ' * ..... । clement Smith went to Char-; •■ml witches and the execution uf In- j moved to this city, having purchased _______ <>n..4 . otte Friday to attend the session of ' diaiis. Quaker* and prisoner* of war. । the George Mcnhennicl: residence office the Michigan conference in that city" I’ w.i> also thc scene of nnnxh'uux duck Jefferson St.. and will . ... have 1— an .. real Jut-Is where one, or both, of the over Mulholland’s drug atore. Ln tin; returning Saturday afternoon. paitie* wua seriously if nut mortally la--i Naahyille News we find find the the folfol\V; H. Schantz went to Benton liarIe । •ws we hie© wounded, not the present day kind of lowing very ilatu-ring ijoticc of Dr. or Thursday to attend the pearS*fc«tiFrench duel- where "honor’4 i« satis- Sheffield: sal given by Repieientutive Kelley fh-ii by either firing blank cartridges orwisliI4r.to. and Mf*. to the • —members• of the legisSheffield that town ... T) m1 Public Garth ns thank the citizens firing in the air. Th*. Gardens citiaona of Nashville fur the lature. T! The 'toys were tall there and near ty will to found* found a veritable beauty kind, ]«<che» and -crviun and cream and kina.’social manner in which they pichen spit, and a most delightful place to { have been emeruAnetl »ince their ail|«*ache»-wcrc ii iu, ............. pra.uv, niiv *aflowing like water in a COLD MEATS Kverj- kind and it ia with'regp-t .prlng frtsbet. All bau a merry time. saunter away an evening. £ _L. I I.’vent to thistoVn, * of ti >wer. plant, shrub or vine that can i that they take they their leave ■ "i Mr*. Be<i Lunn and children, of! to imagined has toeh plahletl. and | <*» nut go fur lack of friends or prac- Battle Creek, haw. torn the guests of ' money has tiulbt en spared in the work ticv. however, as thc doctor was dwiug Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lunn the past j uf laying out tne grounds, which are well in this place: but the reason of week. 0u Thursday Mr*. Lunn remany acres ih .ecttent, •onto idea of , their going is ito to near -their rein• etivt-d A telegiam..*ntM>unciiig the terwhich may be gained fron> thc fact ’1:’rv The coming electric road Will t«,»us illnes* of tor mother. . who lives of ' connect Hastings^with.Battle Creek. !' near Grand Rapids, and left that day . that an artificial lake in the center ’ ’ ‘ thc tract, enters about fivd acre* of' passing by the doctor’* old home 1, to see her mother, her children remain* ■ where his parent* reside hence help ground. . , t • Streets. ' ing him' to take cure of them through j Phone 233. M.snsus. B • their illness in their declining years./ MlvIthJAS. c Ol'N RIVER DRAIN CASE. • - i Mr*. Sheffield further adds that she oooo6ocogc>’-> >:-xx>goo«xx5 County Drain Commi cuoner Grable. ! । of Allegan, haf coinmoiiced suit j will to happy — to entertain all of her ■ ■«•>«< the petitioner. In lhe Gun P« b' («•*• «h> .will call onb.r al Hirer drain .-Me t,i compel payment of J'"''o'1" "" JoReraon »lre*t.- I Stab? fair is in progress at Detroit] ooata in lhe raae. The Injnne- »«*■»»'■ this week. FALL 1905 Broadhead Dress Goods TT ■ E VE l>een planning ahead for you and are now ready with hew Fall Drees Goods in the Broad head weave. Every one nearly is familiar with this particular weave and find that nothing is quite so satisfactory. As most of our Dress Fab­ ’ rics cohia direct to us from the mills we are in a position to save you money oq 111 WV Davs ' l» Colored Dress Goods. w< fl Reduction of io w cent Arthur E, Mulholland. popular price $1.00 “• this offer three lead- Rfln a yard choice Novelty uUu Suiting, checks or mix­ ers. No. n 48 inch Surah Twill the exclusive cloth you read about, very effective for tucked or plpited skirts. inch Broadcloth in the shadtjs of green, blues, tans, etc. No 3- 48 inch Melrose in black, biowi|,.navy. green, etc. tures, selected purposely for Childrens’ dresses and Ladies’ shirt waist suits. wq These thrjee leaders cannot be niaicht d for quality, rich shades and weave elsewhere in the city at the Ol 00 price per yard of In Rain Coat material we lead all other cloth depart­ ments of this city. Our black, brown and tan cravenettes 60 inch "that an v rprobf "just $ 1 .75 P’ । vard. We also sh v new fabrics in 54 in cloth, navy blue and bla lc. "that are waterproof” at $1.25. I i j I CiiiCAfjtr BEEF J. T. PIERSON & SON Phone No, 9. The People’s Store, Capital :: $75,000.00 Surplus :: $25,000.00 Officers hfljie * Hea? Mai Ke t g Local News DEDREH'S. EMPORIUM i Street. aiSTiis.s. - MICHIGAN Everything for the Babies and Children ... tion secured by the Gun I-ake Protec­ .Few men who do their own thinking : tivi- association prevented the bnilding ever suffer from overwork. of thc drain aiul the cost* must now to There are iota of dishonest men who : i>«iil. Twenty four signed tbejiotition i and if a judgement is secured they have never been in politics. : will have to pay up. The defendants in the case are: Joseph Deal, Harvey Ko»*s i Fred Shook. Gnu Plain : Wyman Hall, i Plainwell.. Mr*. Mary Williams, E. A? ' Scribner, Mark Earl. Arthur lltod. I Carl G. Kleinstuck, T. E. Pales. E. C. | COMPLETE SEE MY OUTFIT TOR INFANTS 25*Pieces for SI0.00 My Prices and Qualities on all Goods are RIGHT. A3A Duxey, A. F. Blossom, A. C. Montieth, J. Donoghue, Robert Campbell, R. G. Hogg, administrator, Martin; E. J. Foot, F. E. Harper, Rotort McKilloch J. N. Pike. Eli Nichols. D . Klingenj smith. John Hine*. D. B. Cooper, Orangeville. ANOTHER GLEANERS LODGE. ■ Deputy Thomub Erwin has organized j another Gleaners lodge in Carlton with ' 8U The following I a membership of 80. ; officer* were elected: I C. G.—Isaac Amon. • V. C. G.—Herman Herrick. i Secy, and Trcas.—Roy D. White. ; Chap.—Minine Cooley. ! Con. Wm. A. White. I Conductress—Ruth Miller, i Lecturer—Eva Lawton. ' I L «.-Edwin Colburn. O. G.—Henry Harper. The regular meetings will to held MINA M. SCOTT OUR..> ’’A ben you buy our i READ you can I :• -w that you are ' ng the beat -of ■ I., baked by : fenced baker • it -s’ scientific mau■ytliius pure, clean, । thc second and fourth Wednesday eve­ ning* of each month, and visiting w-ihi the best, ask your ! companions are always welcome. Barnaby** Bread. y >u are hungry cume to. bread 'f y ITuoe: Wh< S 25 tents Everything is* neat and clean* Lunch. BtH’ni .ii connection and ordei cn; - j a t necialty. Nice line of Cigars and Candies. Barnaby Bros., '. d t-r ..v, of Banner Oftice. Phen* 123 Hastings, Mich. MHN TREATMENTS . &SYJS c"n>nlc kaimnsu . . deformities. A ROYAL SLAVE. At Reed’s Opera Houm one of tbo bm attractions which will be seen here this season is Gordon and Ben­ nett’s beautiful production; ”A Royal Slave. " which comes to the Real’s Opera House next Wednesday night. Thitristhe only play on the'stage dealing with events in Old Mexico, and in its two years before American t belter goers it has won remarkable Dopularity; not. only from a literary standpoint, but as a scenic production it has rarely been equaled for magnif* icence.' w °*™S 0F ALL USED FOR PNEUMONIA. rtwnltnin every m. For Mie by I uicwrr to W. KINDS TnUn- From Itching and Bleeding Eczema —Pain Terrible—Body and Face Covered witli Sores — Doctors and Medicines^Failed. H. Goodyear. ■9m The BANNER will be glad to figure : wiht you on auction bills if yon need them. • , The'BASNER is ind,bt«l to Mtn. I Jami* M. Smith for a beautiful bon- i quet of gladiolus. — The Wool Boot factory was compelled l to cloee down’ Thursday afternoon be-' । cauM the main drive belt got to slip- । ping. A law passed by thejast legislature provides that all toys who are pupils of public schools shall be excluded from tolxaceo stores and billiard rooms. Pen­ alty. h fine of $2fior jail imprisonment. Folks used to make one cow tramp over a five-acre lot to get enough to live-on. Now they are working to ' make one Are support five cows; and i some farmers an- doing very well at i i I | ..^..nr-nr-ni ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE BY CUTICURA ** No tongue can tell how I suffered for five years with itching and bleed­ ing eczema, until I was cured by’ thc Cuticura Remedies, and I am so grate­ ful I want the world to know, for what helped me will help other*: My body’ and face were covered with sores. One daj ■ it would acem to to better, and then break out again with the most terrible pain and itching. I have been sick several times, but never in my life did I experience such awful Buffering as with this eczema. I had made up my mind that death was near at hand, and I longed for that time when I would be at rest. I had tried ^many different doctors and medicines without success, and mv mother brought me the Cuticura kemedics, insisting that I try them. I began to feel better after the first bath with Cuticura Soap, and one application of Cuticura Ointment. I continued with the Soap and Ointment, and have taken four bottles of Cuticurn Resolv­ ent, and ccfn rider mrself well. Any person having any doubt about this wonderful cure by the Cuticura Rem­ edies can write to my address. Mrs. Altic Etson, Bellevue, Mich.” ITCHING ECZEMA And All Other Itchingand Scaly Eruptions Cured by Cuticura. Dr. q J. B.-hop. £ Ml Nervous, Blood, ana Chronic Dlseaaes. TELL SUFFERING ■ The agonizing itching and burning of the skip, as in eczema; the fright­ ful scaling, aa in psoriasis; the loss of hair and crusting of scalp, a* in scalled head ; all demand a remedy of airboat superhuman virtues to success­ fully cope with them. That Cuticura are auch T|w tilth annual reunion of the ’1st • Michigan Engineers and Mechanic* Anoociation wilt be held at Jackson on Wednesday, Oct. 4th. Hon. Chas. E. Townsend and Attorney General Blair will make addresses. Thu Woodland Creamery’s Kamph* I tub of butter for July scored l»4‘< I points. Tfiis is a very good test for I July and if our butter maker can keep I up at this rate during the next four 1 months be will receive a diploma from the Dairy Association —Woodland News. The last Nashville News has a line write-up of the Y. P. A. convention which was held in that village. Brother Feighner doesn't do things by halves and bis write-up of the conven­ tion named was certainly most com­ plete, and reflects great credit on our Nashville contemporary. Fault-finding is a good deal like the drjnk habit. Once begun it is easy to continue, and very easy to arrest one’s self. Bnt we believe more families have been wrecked by fault finding than by drink. It is hard to decide which of these two vices is the great­ eat enemy to a happy borne. An old maid was taking (Bo wrink­ les out of her face with a constitu­ tion*] through tbo suburbs a few days ago when she came across one of tboae smaller comer groceries which had a sign out in front to this effect: “Familiea Supplied Here. ” Her mind was evidently oc lhe subject of matrimony. Hastings. Mich. you Can Live in Cbesler ttlesscr. Presldcat. R. B. mwscr. Ui« Fr«. Clover H. B. Hndereca, Cashier. if you wt year money, there i«’t a boner way to save It than by opening an account at Directors Ebesttr IlWscr, R. B. mw«r. R.C. FttKlt. m. l coot. D. S. Boodyear. Erte Waters. fl. B. Jtaderso*. 5 per cent V Interest paid on Saclng* Deposits. Rloticv to Coan on our Savings Bank. While you Sleep imereti is Piling dp and adding inert to tbo principal. Cake our advice and pave the way for contort and “living tn clover.'’ Do It by opening an account with ns Do it note.J Bastings City Bank Real estate Security. Return of the Favorite Th* Powerful Se«n»c SuecMt PEACHES A Royal Slave Place your order! for Poaches with me. I haven nice lot of the finest quality. 1 also have the eastern granulated sugar to put them up with. One pint Fruit cane, per dozen.... 50c One quart Fruit cans, per dozen... BOc Two quart FYuit cans, per dozen... 75c . BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Ph....... o orr The 6rut 1 ull MuHlttl. SEE J**6MrteMi Pll,te ol lta orr he Suit Velcano In Slate if DLL EnetiH. , HORTON’S. ^h*y CIGARS. UlUnllU, CONFECTIONERY When you want the beat the market affords of Cigars, Fruita, Tobac< os and Confectionery give me a <*11. I am constantly adding to my stock and know you will be pleased with what I ha LdWNIYS CHOCOI AND MARSH MALL Island by orr Mist Ittlltoriag dis|ltj if uLL Suite ErttllskBent. A CARLOAD OF SCENERY 30-CAST OF-30 F. G. Sheffi �HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 7, 19<J5. Edward Cole. Stepboa Springrtl lr';. COMHON COUNCIL. and John Rupe, ail well known resi­ Common Council met in regular aes-, dent* of Sunfield. Eaton Co., have been, aion Friday evening. Sept. 1st, 1995. arrested charged with the murder of Mayor Heath presiding. In tbc Joins. Present at roll call. Aid. Hall. Hor­ Chas. Edwina It will be remembered REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Nervousness, nnrefresblng sleep, devponton. Hilton, Bentz, Weissert Absent, that Edwin* wa* shot by Cole last Aid. Barber. Brooks, Grant denry. May. the officer coming to Edwin's Miqutes of previous meeting read Il is time you were doinc something. Jas. E. Radford to Clarene W. and approved. It is reported on good authority that home at night and finding him there Thc kidneys were anciently called the We have just received a car load of Tbe following accounts were andited. Radford, lots 8 and ft. Blk. with a woman not hia wife. The N. B. Hayes has sold hie apple* this reins—in your case they are boldin? U>c reins and driving you into serious 'ttvobte. 14 Striker * Add. City.»(J0 00 F. Fiefield, training. |«7.63-. Dan Shay year for 48.090 on the tree* The pur­ stories about the tragedy conflict, but teaming. 87.45; EdShav. teaming 36.38 Jas. F. Robbins to R. B. RfieyWm. Smith, teaming, 80.88: Will chasers pick and pack the fruit and in the trouble that followed Cole shot Famous GARLAND and PENINSl Leonard, teaming. 83.79; Mr. Kelley, furnish the barrels. Mr. Hayes boards Edwins, tbe other two being with nard, acre*. Yankee Ati* with tte most direct, beneficial effect teaming, 5.23; 'Geo. Tolhurst teaming the men while doing the work and Cole. LAR BASE BURNERS Mrs. Edwjn* is a sister of 10000 Springs on tbc kidneys. It contains tte best and *28.70; Jack Shay, teaming, 11.88; Mr. safest substances fur correcting and toning S. W. Johnson to John Abbott O'Connor, teaming, 8.80; Chas. Bab­ delivers at the railroad station. This Springett. these organs. .8200 uo cock, teaming. i<08; Michael Ball, lab­ is on his 40 acre orchard, which it an 60 ac sec 1", Irving.... There are ho better atovee made, and or, 4.78; F. Ingram, later, 16.98- average of $73 per acre. The amount The Salvation Army Increased their J. A. Godfrey to D. A Hel­ we will make you a price that's right. Jake Rose, labor, 2.1ft; E. A. Taylor. received i* 5 per cent on <60,000. .Any force here this week pore!bly think­ mer, 60 ac sec 8, Irving.... low oo 16.98; Wm. Roush, labor. 19.52; F. If you want to buy a stove, call and a ing to combat more successfully the ' B idleman, labor, 13.48; Cr Wiseman, way you look at it.' it seems like Geo. Scbmelchor to A.-. F. u good wicked preachers who are assembled labor. 6:48; F. Hopkina 11.73: Jas. good proposition. And it is see us before you place your orders Gooch, lots. Freeport Patten, account, .70 F. Bower, labor, object lemon, as, well, iu the benefit here iu conference,, but they were de­ 24.25. ; Bert Peck, labor. 24.25; Geo. shown by giving an orchard proper feated ' by a goodly number of the A F. Goscli to Oeo. SclimeL Crates, .labor, 16.98; Cha*. Grace, lab ­ IT WILL PAY YOU cheroto. Freeport ministers turning in and helping them or. 13.00; Geo. Covey, labor. 7.00: care.—Portland Observer. Minnie Darling to Minnie in their street meetings. And-we will Claude Wiseman, labor. 7.00; A. De­ Shriner, parcel city 200 00 mont. labor. 8.50-.High Durkee, labor. If you wish Two young ladies"pasaed this point all .agree that some of these meetings 15.82; Dave Wolcott labor. 1.90: Geo. : 2ND-HAND BOOKS Eugene Cain to Philip Ragla Saddler, labor. 2.43 ; Mart Cramer, lab­ in's canoe on Grand River last Thurs­ have been moA enjjuyable and interest­ 1 have them parcel Carlton 00 or, 1.75; Roy Lepfey. later. 2,43; Al­ day afternoon and were in the village ing. attended as they have been by Fa real City Pa tat*.... vin Pemiock. labor, .88; C. Bennett, a short time. They were on their way -large numbers of, people.—Charlotte If you wish ■ Ira Davenport to Geo. E. Dav­ labor. 18.28 C. Raynor, labor, 16.28; REBOUND ROOKS, Leader. enport, 80 ac sec 2ft. Prairie­ to Lake Michigan and put their craft Sam Anderson later. 12.80; Walter I have them ville. 1 ... 5 2090 00 Kelley, labor. 6.12; M. Turner, dray in the river at Jackson. 'Tf they go to If you wish ing.80. Wooster Shale Brick Co., 188.00: the proposed end of their voyage they While returning to St. Joseph from Hulbert Casey to Leonard Dud­ NEW BOOKS, ley. 18 ac sec 10. Barry... 250 00 Wm. Tenyck. labor. .29; M. C. R. R. will have travelled tbo entire length of Paw Haw lake, John Loaders, aged 1». freight 47.02; H. T. Wilson. Coal Oo.. I have some of those was gagged, robbed and tied to a tree. Catharine Roush to Frank 88.48: Goodyears Bros.. 8.91; Thorn- the stream. They wore no hata. bad Nash, lot 1064 City 100 00 ap;de Gas Co. 160.8ft; Hastings BAN­ their sleeves rolled up to their elbows, He remained a prisoner for It hours in As for TABLETS and PENCIL NER 8.18; Hastings BANNER 2.23 showing arm4 ai hrikwu as hsm«, and a deep swamp, finally getting louee. W. W. Potter to J. W. Bent. I can certainly suit you. On motion of Aid Hall tbe accounts Icy. parcel.-Gun lake.-. 50 00 were allowed. Carried aye* Hall. Hor­ could handle a paddle as* though this but his hand* and ifeet were terribly Remember, please, the sign c was not their first experience with cut by the ropes in bis effort * to ro­ John B. Mulliken to John L. ton. Hilton, Bentz, Weissert. Taking efret Au* the Elephant. * eape. The robbery « soppoeed to be , Hastlngi A net it ion signed by C. F. Field and a canoe.—Portland Observer. Baird lot 4 Blk 2 Keufield thc work of tramps] 50 other leading business men of the i addition City 180 00 city requesting the council to repeal | QUIT CLAIMS. Five rear* ago Mayor a retrain ordinance relative to licens­ 2 Prof. (1} V- Ji. Carr, aerronaut. made ing and keeping of saloons in the Grand Rapids, who wanted Prescriptions prepared as If for Hulterl Casey to Leonard Dud­ city of Hastings was presented.. open" town and had it, dismissed a Iiallcran ascension as part of the. Inter ' the Doctor’s ewn use. . ley. 20 ac sec 10 Barry 150 00 Moved by Aid. Hall that same be- ' day sports at Beldidg. He came down from the Lieut. William J. Hurley HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. granted. Carried, ayes Hall. Horton, Mary Decker io Rtenezefe Ed­ police force I ccau.se he was rigidly en­ in the Flat river near that town, teSign of the Elephant. Hilton, AVeiraert. Nays, Sentz. ger. lot 4ft0 City Moved' by Aid. Weissert . that the ! forcing the law. Loot "week Hurley, a cume entangled ini the r<q*s of hi* ar Woodbery tv auita’of Connor and Pflug be discon- I R. J. Edgor'to J. Edger, Via P M Ry. republican, was reinstated in his old parachute and was drowned. Lansltii' lot 4ft0. City... 1 00 ’tinned.. < Ruled out of order bv Mayor I position by Mayor Sweet and the dem­ Heath.) Grant! Kapldx Delilah M. Webb to Haskel D. . A petition signed by Mr. Jesae ocratic police board of that city, thus .' Augu«t Salzwedel Webb. 80 ac sec 32. Castle­ j Townsend, requesting that the council | vindicating him. and giving public an ordinance closing all bowling sanction to just y>erforniance of official the Kalamn»x» Papfr Co. lotrt an ann. ton 1350,00 I, pass Wednesday by getting it caught ii alleys at V :00: p. m. Elsie Tucker to Hanke! D. On motion of Aid. Sentz name was duty. some machinery. referred to ordinance committee. Webb. 80 ac sec 32, (^udleMelvin J. Clark, haad of the Clark ‘1850 00- Curried. Our customers all tell us that our Move by Aid. Hall that tbe petition Jeweils-Wells company, the Clark-Rut- ' Clarence’H. Chare. •’Wp-rintcndent Silver Leaf Tea is the beet they have Elsie Tucker to Delilah M. of Morgan Jones be referred to street, and manager of tlie Ohaw piano factka-Weaver -company, and many other ever tried. 11 .is the pure article and commissioner with power to act. Webb, lot* 120 and 121. Naabory of Muskegon. died af his home in its quality can't be surpassed. Our Carried, aye*. Hall. Hilton. Horton. local enterprise* ofmagnitude in Grand that city. Tuesday. coffee enjoys pn equally good repu Sentz. Weissert. Rapida, hM deeded tte old Clark home­ tation. Moved by Aid. Hall that report of stead on Sherman street to the WcstCity treasurer be placed on file. I Dr. Wm. R. • Harper. Presidbnt of Give us your orffer for pickles Carried. A resolutoni was presented 1 ern, Methodist conference, to be used Loring Tungate, Johnstown. at the Battle KNAPPEN, ELE1NHANS A all kinds of Spices. requesting Geo. Saddler to bailda con­ as a Clark Memorial Home for worn- Chicago .University.' ' Sadie Pahnatier, Assyria... KN AI’PEN, A ttorney*. Creek sanitarium for the benefit- of bi* crete walk on tbe southside of Walnut out ministers. The place is rained 7 Mtcblxau IrUBi Co BuikHdk, HranFred R. Hall. Hope street, abating the north aids of k»t. at $40,000. health. Cotton Batting per roll IUpldB. Micntgaa.______________ _____ 4 block 10, within 10 days. Kyrie B. Wright. Hop© Dti. LOWRY. Moved by Aid. Hall same be gran ted. THOMAS A 1’HTOK. c.B.1 Holland will have a new bank, to be • llat-utn . ] The contract for the gnadiug of tbe Carried, aye*. Hall. Horton. Hilton. High School Special Tablets for. :5c Attorney* at 1j»w. B. 1 Al vays a tarjre Mori r "Tte life of an Insurance agent." 1 Sentz. Weissert. Kalamazoo Valley and Grand Rapids known a* tbe People's State Bank.. over<Wy Bonk .sighed Premyums, “I* full of worm­ I Resolved that a brick or cemeM, eroes electric road bus been awarded to with a capital of KKilNQ. r We want your Butter and Eggs. walk be built across West Henry vtreet. wood and gall.” Mitchell Bros. Battle. Creek. Work * Highest market price paid for pro­ “I hadn’t noticed the wormwood," , on tbe north side of Bond street Moved by Aid. .-Weimert »a« be was begun ThucMiay near Kirk Sher­ duce. Four hundred carload* of jx’schi* growled the victim.—Cleveland Lender. granted. Carried. v wood ’ s borne in Cooper and il tehoped will he shipped from Grand Rapida rStore open evenings. Moved by Aid. Hall .thht chainaan A HANLON. M. D, No man can answer for his courage of side walk committee purchase' one to have the liner between KAkunazot* uhu. week. Ai K. KBRANTUN. Physician • <* . who has never been In danger.—Rocb*- too of sidewalk gratings. Carried, and Otsego in opar^tiou by ItacenalKir Attorney at haw. Cvwr J. S. lA.raj <-ar A O_. w — < . MMiffevfile. Wirt uyea. all. foucnuld. Moved by.Aid. Sentz that tte reR. V. GALL_xfii»iJ:, . l’h»»btuD jod <pMeat of Foster to repair State Rn®d to Mr*. W. B. Mernft of Marate#. ha» Phone 292. . Surgeon. Dow..lr. Jifth. OUiet High street be referred to street comJ. M. rJMITlI, Attorney >J Law, Mr. Jone<-.Mary. huure .12 to 2 >. it, -.rd 7,w8p.’J. zniHsianer with power to art. Carried, met wjth a terrible .■incident. She bad Woodland, Mfshanything to beruelC Trh'ftiwin :-.c l-\t .‘.igM. aye» all­ built a fire (n ,tl>e cook stove and short­ •All buriaaa* given prompt and careful' THE EDITOR’S PASS: her private opinion of her liUHbund.Stored by Aid. Hall that tte retfatsl ly after wa* takeu with a fainting attention Collections • specialty. . Cblcago Journal. of Mr. Will iams be referred to street cotr.misMidnrr with ]>ower to ' spell, falling on th* stove. She was WALTER HEATH DEAENESS CANNOT BE CURED Carried, ayes. all. found by her-daughtet. terribly buxned BARKY' < <>l NIA ^I KVEY’DE, Moved that tte hill on Center street | aliuut the face and hraute Ind may reiiy liical appliualion.*. as UirytMinot rpacii thr. dlsTOM-d portion of lhe ear. There i« only our road be repaired also State street from 1 have all kinds of designs' for A certain lawyer nj.it a resided of ' way to cure dcninmK. and that !» to eonstltu Manero corner to.city limits. Carried. ■ I funeral work. Phone orders solici­ Uonal eoi'ditlou -f the tntieat:* Hnlnit of the Eu this city m*;.s that mtuiy year* ago he : ted and deliveries made to ,alf parts Ntschlan Tub.7. '.vttra Hits tube!“ luflamed yev ayes,, all. Brinton F. HalL of ^Belding, though { went tv a wrolern state, but. aa he got hare a rum bi In u sound nr Imperfect beanna Mow! by Aid. Hall that brush Yalot lhe city. •<nrt ter.n.lf ....U,«lv <. t, .. cut'oit west side of Broadway in m ■ corne* *f Section 17. 18. 1ft, and to : a. memte-r of the republican stole cen­ n-> clkinte and stood a good chance ot ! NELSON BURROUGHS, tral committee dues- not diagniso the starring to death, tei decided to return city limits. Carried, ayes all. V. A.SHELIHCi •'Movod by Aid. Horton that Finance; fact that he wants no Tip Atwoods nor castunml sgtuiz Without any money Wm. H STU Phone 29. Proprietor. Abstract and Real Estate Ofikv. committee borrow ^1.5O> for eight! W.C. McMillan* for V. 8. senateci License he got into a train for Nashville. Abstract Block. Hastings. niantte to put in street funds. Carried and Fit: He thinks. Michigan.; Tesui.. inlendicg to -vrk t-rnpluymeui ayes oil. . I from Michigan as reporter we one of ite daily newoMo«ed by Aid. Sentz that couacil'i has bad enough of.- ix>th. advertise for utter bids for sewer ex- | pMpeni. When tte conductor called for Make* Kidney* and Bladder Right tension on Jefferson street to te pres- ; his ticket te said; Creditors are mourakag the dhmpented at next regular meeting to be J I'm on ike staff <4—Naahville. I tehlSept.. 13th. 1906. Carried. | pearance of. hl. Loney. of loniix who Moved by AH. Hall that council ad- ( for three months has boss operating a. Mipjxmo you will )*«* me. ’ * jouxa. Carried. The conductor loUred at him shaq'ly rtntanrant there. He ctun* from Jas. M. Pattea. “The editor of that }iap»r is in the Portland anil is. understood his. wife City Clerk. smoker. Come withj me. If he identiTHE OLD RELIABLE ami relative*.live ai Si Johxw» For LIVERY RIGS. We have firo yoa. all right ’’ i VACATION NONSENSE. . ■ HORSE SHOERJ several first class rir* in connection He followed tte roodactor into the with <Mtr Jefferson Street Feed ‘Barn. f would flee from tte city’*, rule and Warden. Fuller, of Ionia prison, il Shop ou Conn s smoker. Tte situation was explained. Your patronage solicited. tew—from its fashion and forms cut is sharply urUiciting Detroit judges Jeffrf' Mr. Editor said: The FtunouH Eldridge Sewing kociee—and go whefe the strawberry for the isgbt Mmleacea they iciveiu con­ “Oh, yes, I re<x)gnizo him as one of grows on its straw and the gooseterry firmed criniinulfi. Tte ward«& very* Macliiuee for sale at McCoy’s. They tte staff. It is all ri^ht. ’ ’ VtHtN YOU WANT -R MEN. grows on its goose; where the catnip prop<tely say*, throe light tentences are tbe oldest and most reliable high Before leaving the [train the lawyer 1R ROYS. tree i» climbed by the otA. as it dutch­ tend, to encourage crime. grade Sewing Machine made, and sold at tbo lowest again sought tte. editor. es for its prey the guitetess and unsus­ pric?. elall and see them. I "Why did you say you recognized pecting rat on the rattan bush at play: ».Uoige Hardy a life convict sent ; me’ I’m not on your paper." CAI L ON L. A. EATON. HE HAS I will, catch with exse- tte saffron cow from Maraba’l wm rewutly paroled by We repair all machines, alao furnish needles and IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND । - ‘Tm not the editor erilier. I'm PHIL and the cowlet .in their glee, as they the governor, because of. his model repairs for all machines. Have the old machine put iu THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE <K travelling on his pass and was scared leap n joy from bough to bough on. bearing in prison. He. however, w ill good running order at to death lest you J should give mu the top of a\cowslip tree; and list go back to the prison where he has a away.' ’ ' while the imrtridge drums his. drum job as engineer and the woodchuck chucks his . wood, and the dog devour* the dogwood plum The phraae “to ahatn Abraham" was The Michigan conference of the iu the primitive solitude., O. let inc coined In Bedlam, ori Bethlehem hospi­ The Quality Furniture Store. Phone 76. drink from the moss-grown pump, that Metbodua Church was held in Char­ tal. where there was at ono time au was hewn from the pumpkin tree, eat lotte the past week, dosing it* labors Abraham ward, the Inmate* of which mush and milk from a rural stump Monday. About 400 preacher* .* repre- hpon certain days were permitted to go out as licensed beggars on behnlf from folly and fashion free—new gath­ sentiug^tJO,O(Xi member* were there. of tbe hospital. These mendicant lu­ ered mush from the mushroom vine, natics were known aa "Abraham men,”' Conductor Floyd Jcpro on a Battle and their success In invoking the pity and milk from tte milkweed sweet — with pineapple from -the pine. And Creek trolley car was adjusting the of the charitable was such that they then to the whitewashed dairy I'll turn pole to the line last Wednesday, when hnd many unlicensed imitators, who, where the maid there hastening hie*, lie fell, cracking his skulL and it is when discovered, were said "to b«v0 ■bammed Abraham.'"' her ruddy and golden-red butte: to thought the injury is fatfl. churn from the milk of her butterflies; tf you iDbvrtfed or eoatracted any nioo4 Dlaea*» you ar* n<"' TRUTH TRIUMPHS. vlru# or polton ha, been eradicated from tte <yat*n. A: tic-; I and FU rise at morn with the earliest aymptume. but Uve tn hope* no aerlnu* reaute will fallow The village marshal of Athens ar­ foiuwlnc annptotna? »0re threat, nicer* on the lonaue or In th bird, to the fragrant farmyard pass, ina out. aching wUnii. itchlnMu of,'the skin, aor.j or bloUbtrested Mrs. Theodosia Harbaugh of Hastings Citizens Testify for ”?arl- dyspeptic etomacS. Mxual treakneaa-enUrired r and watch while the farmer turns his that town, and put irons on the wo­ •to Inch. t»on*t rnln your system with the old to«y treatment । To close them out before mu new stock arrives. the Public Benepotent medicine*, which enpprem tte »yn>ptama far a time tinty ■ herd of grasshoppers out to grass.—B. man. She will stio him for damages. j,-------------------Don't )«i quacks experiment ■ I will for the next 50 days make you almost uour U ru*rant««d to cure you oyit -t Warren Brown. . • that the Blood or Skin dtaea.c own price This is your last chance to yet a pair Thoueanda of patienta have been already cured by our NEW ■ A truthful statement of a Hastings The large farm house and barn of Don't delay a minute* Cholera in ­ citizen, given in his own words sbouhl of Blankets Cheap. fantum, dysentery, diarrhoea come' Goo. Babcock, near Saugatuck, were convince the most skeptical ateut- tbo suddenly. Only safe plan is to have burned Wednesday causing a loss of merits.of Doan’s Kidbey Pills. If you Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Straw­ suffer from backache, nervousness, HAd BLOOD POISON 12 YEARS berry always on hand. sleeplessness, urinaryi disorders or any form of kidney illaj the cure ia at The New Method Trc»tn>»ut Cured Ilini after Drug*. Mercnry. Hot Spring*. hand.' Read this : C. W. Post pay, 12.727. und E. C. MICH. HASTINGS, Nothing In nature 1* absolutely per­ John Mate, blacksmith, of Grand Nicbola »1.527 tazoa in Battle Creek, panent Changes are going on slowly, Street, says: ‘‘Fortijc yean off and three two Ijeing the hrerieat tax payers on I was troubeld with my back, no but steadily, every moment parts of doubt brought on by horseshoeing, but tbo earth being elevated above the sea, there. the last year it clung to me all the parts sinking below It, the ocean wear­ Cbc Br»l OUH*; malttt Ptimc THttb; ing away the coast In one place and John Hokanson, living near Vermont­ time and although I Med every remedy tzIAKvIls 11D**’1 BrMfc b We*na Ccwfl Ctw. building It ont in another, and so on to ville. committed suicide recently by which came to my notice. I was unable to check tte cause, lei alone remove iu infinity. taking a quantity of 'carbolic acid. Finally I began taking Doan's Kidney Pills procured at A Mulholland'* *occeesor to W. H. Goodyear drug store. Hmi 143. W. J. Stark, tnf. Greenville a public school* opened I have not felt the pain in my terlr to last week with the record For Infanta and Children. attendance of 1.000 pupil*. Dragged'Doivn Feeling Souhwestern Michigan COURT HOUSE NEWS. CARLOAD Hood’s Sarsaparilla SCHOOL IS NOW IN SESSION School Supplies Weissert Bros RailwayTirne Michigan Central, W.J. HOLLOWAY BEST TEA PROFESSIONAL CARDS. W. H. FAIRCHILD FLOWERS BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOLEYS KIDNEYCURE 5EWINQ rUKt1!NE5 ROWLAND BROS COAL TO CLOSE THEM OUT 1 have a few pair of HORSE BLANKETS left from last uear’s stock. MUST BE CASH. Jesse Townsend CT A than Cl»e KiRd of Starch We U«. The American Laundry, CASTOR IA Ik Kind Yen Hau Always Botigh> Bear* th® •ndglowy. ss&r " 7" The remaining Grand Rapid* water deal CMMarc to be tried again com­ mencing thia month. KERGAN MTROIT. MIC* �HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER u. nips. A D* qach*allader*s: tii. ' okco-.i’f"' ..in’s Grocery, H.'sey1? D. BOXES MUST Order Re ..’IlCtl. tly Issued By thc P. O Depart Grant’s j i iv*» ’juke. Mings.' s. R. frohi . 5 BE NUMBERED NORTH------- * I H J’ Chr,5,mas Has some Excellent | T*10 L T I wa« w •®TLETONI Sample* of Mis Art rects Work to be Once. H.Urd.Xnigh., ^"‘‘n^n'^L «■“ -»• The postoffice dej l 1 I,h« of 11. J. ent has issued « Mr. Orr Ftebcr-. Sent 1 .Chm max the pfotngmpta,. W, [ n vl,’ulur directing tha It mail boxea Invin.i. 1 <• npmUr.-.l. In fact the William JtSvr, i. hating him . „ „ ' “ •“ ‘--Peri, in bis line and r reads driven. ’ ‘nt h‘m “ •" dnnut.no.wmnt that win be uf as follows:’— l>-r public convenience and t itate a more accurate, handling o > i.iy mail by rural tree delivery carriers, ..n ha* Ijeen decided that ' each rural ’nMl'Vu mail.box in u-\ on a rural route. ‘ in.'-!lncb under the regulation* of the. ti’rch ’ *?>-psrtment, io entitled to service,' ■ i-gai i -luill designated-by number in the ba^' “um,^!r aud by the ““'‘bud .hereinafter ,a‘* set forth; and thc delivery by rural | 'i!5 ; curriers of ordinary, mail matter of RU ! ■ unlay mtd sX”” COATS AND FURS I ‘ntert-nt to nil readers M,U? “"■* W‘‘h ortler. for U, better grt* uf *“* «•” ! »' upyjoK be <)ur„-i, I, > 1 M elU*r«r-l Photo tiiat will | 111 X??’ -'lonJ-V with Mite ** ornament to „,y hou,o Mr. Hte < a. teacher. < hn.tmM ba. .ample, uf fate work on i We have the (rest; line of ladies’ coats, for this season, that we have ever shown and those who have looked over our lines in previous years know what this means. l”'r'Meek baa proved Io lla»t,,Ute « hi» Hodio k, that patron. U1» “ Iternurd will w,„k the farm ' i'‘now in advanre wluit to expect. Char ■ Barry hM, r«»rn, J V00* *“ win h» '«ry busy I from New York where he b„ I,,,,! .j1’?"0 work to be done! sxu-n.iin., *k.. spending the — rammer. . " ’ • should place their orders early. There Grace Meadt- u . v . attending tire county fair from s .di»- ! j Grace Meade, is attending adioai Hastings. V nl lan,c the ui next month should Th4rw. ’ , *<*it until thai time and place their i ne report i* that Sam pntehese and ' urdcr with him then. । wife are going to leave un, having nold ‘ i their farm to Will Brooks. Mr and 1 7 Mnu Gntchem have made many friend* i / | during the two years that they Imvt ' | rrMdod here. Wo hope for thrin *uc- i " |<x-« wherever they go. Horace Hall was in Grand Rapid* ! lot elawaw addressed tosiwh boxes by numNear ‘,<’r nrue ls uut^brized so long as ime r i’r"!x;f and unlawful business is not ' condqcted thereby. - Cartiers on the rural routes are directed tn examine the lx>xes un the ropc-iitive ’routes and reporty to the Postmaster U-fure Sept. 30, ich of them confonn to the regu ons, and ..are thus entitled to desig live numi ; U-rs. < >nly lx>xe* under o No. 730, .rad non-approvtsl boxes ccted prior .to Oct. 1st.. 1903 are titled to .num-' burs. -. No non-weat proof or otherwise ; unfit ceceptael r mail shall Jv. numbt-red. All s i must Im- replaced by I approved I « or no -numbers will Im-. I I Ih>x erected within the lim- i incorporafed city, or within f mile of a postuftice at an un­ ‘ orated town or village, shall be bored unless such Ixjx was erected ■ to Oct. 3. 1903. or is lading served ^y s^epific order of the Department. odoccQCOcr--.-: We have styles to please everyone from Fitted hacks to the newest Empire shapes. PRICES FROM $5.00 to $22.00. call youratt«.itton especially to our (CIO f|A Hue. They are bargains Aleoa complete line of Misses’, Children’R and Infant’s coats. Wp ai;e sliuwing au excellent line of Enrs, Scarfs niitl ties in Fox, Mink, Alaska Sable. Grey Squirrel and Martin at prices ranging from $1.25 to $20.00. Now is the .time to buy while lines are .complete. PERSONAL MENTION; Several from here, attended the show MoDday business. at Hustings last Wednesday. ; Otto Bergman went to Chicago r ^"lAKE VIEW ~ Thursday, returning Mondaay. Mvrntt Mead and wife of Morgan ^'erk. of Parmulee. viai- ' f-pent Sunday with Claud ^leHd and fr’PndM in 'h’8 dkX Friday "rife• John Francisco, of Ionia county, was | Mr. und Mr, (ten. Colvin enter. tained coiupany from Hastings StuulaV. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and daughter Horence o.mt Sunday will: Albert Juhrtson and wife of Wtxalland. Harford Vpndteu and Walter Bwiater —»•-■» on George ----- Sunday. called Gillespie । <■“ buMnwuc ^rt*b Si-onable and Adam Rock W‘‘,“ tO. IX>lroS‘ Mo’»b»y to attend the; M“‘’ f“'r ^r’ und’-,,ra- Dan lutke visited Mr. 1 Mnk Tr"v" -1 Grove last week. Our new stock just in And we are prepared to meet every requirement . of our patrons. 10-4 Blankets from pOc to $1.00 11 -4 Blankets from 85c to $1.1’0. . 12-4 Blankets from 14)0 to $2.00 Excellent qualities all wool Blankets $4.50 Our line is now complete. Call and make selections before desirable patterns are gone. 5 to 12 1-2 cents per yard. Mrs. Alex Gillespio is very sick at ■ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keats, of Detriot. | this writing with Dr. Robert-, in at­ .spent Sunday visiting relative* and • , friend* in the city. tendance. Dr. and Mrs. U. . P. I^throp. of.' > OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO<OOC>:<- OC O30GQOOQQOOOOOOOO * Robert Miller had a serious runaway Sunday, smashing his buggy, throwing Ionia, are visiting relatives and friends ; in the gity this.week. . | him out anil Ab. Bolton catching hnMiss Elrdu Shaw who.has U-cn viyt- | fractious ponies. ' ing. Battle Creek friends for sonie time i • A number of thc young people at returned Thursday. ' ‘ !. tended church nt Morgan Sunday. Mrs. Mary Ryan and daughter..^i-ts i. ■ Gertrude left for Ypsilanti Saturday < ’ WEST THORNAPPLE. where thc.latter will attend tbe State­ Mrs. J, D. Kenyon is on the - I Normal. . ’ j. list. Service must not be withdrawn from any l«x now being served until such withdrawal-is expressly ordered. Boxes will 1m» numbered in the order they are reached by the Carrier aft|r start­ ing. beginning with No. 1. and includ­ ing all entitled to thc service.'■ Alter tic- numbers have lieen assigned the postmaster will furnish each patron with the officitd numlxir to Im| placed on the box. and request that thisnumMrs. Gackelcr recently returned from FREEPORT. lier be ht once legibly and durably in­ Milwaukee where she w.-w visiting a Miss Jennie Finch of Grand Rapids scribed-in a conspicuous place . on the daughter , returned to her home Monday morning outside of ^he bo±. Mrs. Tom Murphy is under the Dr’«. nft,’r iUl ejijoyable two weeks visit with care. ■ friends in the village. t NOTHING HOO GOOD • Allen Pender in driving a new well Mrs- Mae Smelker. of l ake pilesra for Dr. Taylor ,.f Middleville: «'h. pm uae tin- gueet of her mother. Mre. one in l»l week for M. F. Jonlaii Samalilha Prek' am. lin.1 of Hie week. Ur. Sam Alien ha> Teen in MiddleKeulen Kaereber and vile enterWhen we pray for gold heaven is ville tbe ptul'tern week, earing for her te'""1 Mr. and Mnv Greater and Mite likely io give us a‘ piece of iron, and mother Mm. David MaMiuon who it. Kaerrh.T t-f Sunfield over Snmlay. we are too dull to know it. is the key quite sick. C. E. Sis-son was in Hastings Saturday to-heavien’.s treasuries. Mn». Philley returned “home last • Mrs. -Seymour Riegler was in Grand An alarm, ot fire was turned in from week from near Hustings where she Rapids last Friday and Saturday. box 13 Friday, night ahouMLolClock. spent a week with relatives. , Mrs*Geo. J. Nngler and Mrs. Morna The d’jpnrtuieut promptly resjxnided. Our school c'lmmenceil last Monday Vanderlin left Monday morning fo» a lake alarm. with Mande C-mverse a* teacher. This Detroit where they will attend the is her second year rad .it* is needless tv State Fair and order their new supply ■of good*. . letter*. Uf the seven, only one is fi-ui-l in -r’ame” andoiwin •’money.” l»ack. Mfbz 1- D. Brayton Madge and l-nt thrieare found' in ‘-happim-ss. " • Lulyd. were guests uf Mrs. B. L. Bray­ NORTHEAST IRVING. ton of Lowell ftom Tuesday till Friday. Contrary to expectations the Lake Mr. and Mrs. H. Wolfe called Xk-s-a inne* ha*- not disapjM.’iircd from Jacok ‘‘-ulte and family rad Bind Sisview, bu the contrary the pajw-r ’ relatives .of this- place Sunday. snxj and family and Harold-Nagb r. have Maude Brace of Hillsdale is vi gone to Gnu lake for ten days. They rM-em- t<> be very much alRc. will orect barns on their respective Will tb’.e person to wh*-m a Jjook en- i ing at Wm. Brew’s. Edna lots while there. . titled: Oar .Young Folks gUiroad. or Our j Mr. Oliver Tobey and Miss , seen-on streets Sun; SunYoung Folks Encvdopedih. by-Jas. D. '■ Kidder were seen *on our street* Walter Ward ha# lawn on the sick McCabeWas loaned or given kindly day. . list the past week. ' He returns to the communicate with thc BANNER. Ross Moore made nine of our farm- ; Lewis Intitute, Chicago, on Saturday ' office % ers happy by threshing their grain , Butf| vVolcott-aud wife 'of Woodland j Now is the time of the year the Saturday. . spei!l Sunday with their *on; U*u and ' Michigan-uiud-making-man makes Miss Maude Kidder was a caller at wife, iu this village. roads by plowing up and building the J. W. Cairn's. Thos. Kelley and family have moved j hills higher. In the place of cutting j Prayer meeting at the Brew school jn Rufus Whitford and wife. R. ■ .. • ------- - ----------------down the-hiUs they build them higher i house led by'Miss Grace Pratt. .. | D. Kacrcher and wife occupy the house and nevir take care of the water. Just ' Nelson Drucv Bruce and family of- Roger’s ;: vacated by Thon. Kelley. ho long will we have poor roads. I ^rnen — visited at Chas. Bruce s Sun- 1 Mrs. A. D. Shepard entertained a i Isaac Weeks of, Baltimore, had nine I j-jy. ! few of the ybung people last Friday ! Shropshire ewes this year that gave Mr. ____________ Brew moved two loads of goods ( evenjng-.. in honor of her: son Fred, who Watch! SPECIAL SALE FOR IO DAYS Local News. Chas. Dubois i The MEAT NAKKET Man J Tiro doors' ,< Ci^’-Haak.J ftowll il.-• fijs. Mich/; Kwo -.x-iGQoqocooo YOU ARE INVITED. -ARISTO GOLD PAPER.... il trill worth ui ' see Sitaplt Dou’l forget you buy » Ki supplies for. before. H. J. Christmas, THE MIOTOCRAPHER, : Michigan birth to 16 lambs. Mr. Weeks sold tbe ; lambs.ftfrjftM, and got $22.m for the wool from tbe nine ewes, making a ' total of 4SK.40 from the nine for this year. Who can beat that record? ' WRfjfiawjvi (H fall: fabrics - v., ve, and <?*>rtex<. U1J a„ im^,cnse Mrirt,.,- the Maim', . "die IS THE cream I>r6du;tl,.ns ol |,m. '"ritn.and America. milb Come and see •>"« careiullv > „u. teste ha, been PNniJed for. c- E LUNN F!’,E TAILORING. HASTIHCS. MICH ' Secretary Schantz while at the Peach- j fest, at Benton Harbor last week saw , the Governor, and received his promise । to attend.our,coining Fair on Wednes- , day of Fair week nt 11 o'clock to talk on Dairying tn Michigan, a subject- of i . much interest to tbc farmers of the ■ county. Now Jet the people of the county do the proper' thing and give him a j full house. j I “Has a man a right to spit?”- asks | an exchange, and then it proceeds to j ahwer the question thusly: "You bet be has, and a right to breathe, a right j to live and a right to express his. oI pinion; a right to kick and a right to : work, also a right to vote and to pay I taxes: and to find fault with every■ U>dy wnd everything he don't like. Man has n whole lot of rights, but I he should exercise them all Hke « leentleman. ” j The home dealer is entitled to the home trade. Keep the money in circu■ ation ut home by buying of the mer­ chants wno are your friends and nieghl»orb. and who will make your purch­ ases satisfactory should there ne any mistake, or should you find the goods not what the}- are represented. Read the advertisements in, the BANNER and ]>atronize those who have the goods and prices to warrant them in seeking your trade. •• • / • Chicago capitalists and promotor* of the interurban electric line tietween this city and Grand Rapid* have been in the city for the prat two days, an have decided not to run GuM lake, but to make more of an air­ line of it running from this pty ° Bedford village, thence to Wat and Crooked Ukra to Grand Rapid*, touch­ ing as many of the wns^’f lakes ** possible. A branch will be bunt jrom Bedford to Hasting*.—Battle Creek JoumaLX - Watch! Commencing Wednesday, Sept. 13 and Ending Saturday, Sept 23 J. Homer DePue, Open Evenings. We want your BUTTER and EGGS. Phone 86 ■ guest of F. A. Sisson and family ilnst ■ | Saturday. • . i WilUfelley'spent Sunday with his ; luuents in the village. . ' j Jacob Freeland and wife haviH rei turned from a trip in the North. McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE, Mr. and Mrs. Bryans of Hickory , Comers s]»ent Sain yday and Sunday with J. M. Crawley. i School began last Monday with Bessie Warner of your city as teacher. Fred Benncn and wife took dinner with Mrs. Traver Sunday. IT’S$$$TO YOU When you want Furniture and House Furnishings, come and see na Our Btock is now very large and connists of many of the u CHOICEST PIECES OF FURNITURE to be found in any store, do matter where you go. ) We are now showing a choice lot of Sample Furniture j bought from the floors at Grand Rapids during th&X Furniture Exposition. We can save you a nice sum of / money on any of these sample pieces. Call in and look J them over. \ Wo are selling loti of^Pianoe nowadays. Call in \ and look over the finest mie ever shown in this city. ( Mrs. Lewis Wood, is no better at thia y writing. fvr peimer Slocum who has moved in- . JeavC8 for Olivet Monday morning Dr. Sheffield and wife were on pur ( to Tohn Trego’s house. ! where he will attend.school tbe comwhere he will attend.school tbe com- street Sunday. / The young ’* meeting will poung people people'* wm be oe . jng year. Threshing -|s nearly done and the V held at the home of the Misses Miase* Mae Mae !| is certainly sending her -farmers are getting ready to sow j a Cairns’ Sunday. All are in'" ! share of ntudents out to the various wheat and Lila vited. \ i schools and colleges' this year. Miss 1 EAST PARNELEE. j Cairns who ha* liecn n.n" Maude Kenyon will pttend M. A. C.; Parmelee is h beautifnl little village \\ ^er t|,e DoctQt*s care is murh im’ the Misses Stade Curtiss, Nellie Bussell located, in the northern part of Bairy , ff lvw]... and Edith He> rington left Sntunlsy provet county. Our territory is east of tpis D Preaching at the church Sunday at' morning for Olivet: Vernor Moore and place, takes in Grand Rapids St. and (( j Fred Shepard will also go- to Olivet ; to Middleville, one of-the finest grsivel jl llo.*^oc|J m. Miss Maude Sisson to the Cwnty Norm­ Furniture Corners. Hastings, Mich. roads in Barry county: and north and \\ al. at Hastings; Cha»- Comlm. Orson C east to the oonuty lines. This part (£ < Simjwon. and Ivan Steckle will attend Bear*the with the enterprise and culture is — Blgoaturc the I', of M Hex Holman is attondiug promising the most attractive of aniy - j lhe Hasting* High School, making Mh part of Barry county. T I home at Judge Smith’s. The farmers club meets the first of . £ . Ivan Stecklo left Sunday for Ann every-' month to discuss how to live 1 ' Arbor. happy, and how to till their rich, fer- 4W. A. Roberts, the new principal, tile farms and get the best results from At the Peopled’ Exchange you will find a complete line has arrived but ia rather- early, for tbe same. !t of . school as it is not expected that the The Moe school is in full blast. The ♦, school bouse will be reader occupancy officers are chosen as the lx.nt of the , X i until Sept. 25 or the week following. district. • and they secured the best ( J Mr. Bouma spent Sunday with his teacher that can can 1» fonnd. It seems i family in the village. Misoes Ida and their aim is to make* the pnpih rich i £ And Know of no »«x>mi«nte<l him. and intelligent and useful meh and i All in good condition: prices low and satisfaction Ulhan br «lrln» ££> £» 1 ’ ------------Rev. GeaAte Lustey from western women. ' * guaranteed. On? More - thd home ot bargain. TenneMee filled tbe Ouug'l pulpit last ♦ Miso Lulu Sherwood drives to rad * V?om now Uli Srptember >« we Sunday morning and evening. Hd ex­ fell the following at special prices. pect* to preach next, Sunday also. Ulb Rolled Oats ..... .-•••• • • ■ • ’ R-v’ M. W. Douy Daffy 1* attending the 9 bam l^enox or Jaxon boap .... Sam Todd and son have completed T T V • A k• kA 1 A 11 \»Z A A 25 Revm aiiemung 9 lbs Bulk Starch 05 ' M. E. Conference at Charlotte; Rev. the barn for Geo. Mediford in Loigh- ♦ j lb A. & H. Sods 10 I D. C. Fleming is at the V. B confer- ton. Proprietor. . t 20c sack Dft,ry salt........................ 06 ■ •( Mrs. G. M. Jones is very low at this IT. ence. 25? t’rarler or. Mica Axle iireaae --------------- ;------------------------------- ;; r 06 D. A. Ward has been building a hew writing. 10c Canvas Glow W cement walk in front of his reaidrace. The Holiness prayer meeting is kept . OLIN FAMILY AN­ IS lbs Granulated Sugar , op every week, trying to do good wd NUAL EXCURSION. j Ut the good work go on. 25c Gauze Underwear.................. 50c “ “ ' Mi* Lulu Griffin left last week for gel good. o 0 BnSJa x. Y. i Grand Rapids where she will attend to The peocli crop i. very Bn. in b.m <iu ow & All odds and ends of show I '[ the Sacred Heart Academy. on**"1 oUing tmdtly. . Mmhigeu Sootheru Ky. Tm»d.y. Sept go below wholesale prices Readers of the Banner can secure . Philo Seger visited in the northern The reword at metering <m difflcnl-1 ««“> SP«‘*> ' Several pair* of knee pants i aa favorable clubbing rates with this j part of the state last week. Rapids at 8:20 a. tn., or Kalamazoo at cost. ■ Dr. H. C. Peckham was in Detroit 10 :35 a. m. running through without paper for any daily or weekly paper W. J. HOLLOAWY, HuU.il nkk. change. Fare to Cleveland and return ' Your* for lowest prices. last Thursday' , «$,75. Buffalo 90.00. A large crowd attended the sport* Who aelte tbe L. 4 M. P.1.1, Tickets good for 80 day*. Particu­ aud field day at Clarksville last Know, Il for a tern, that U» L. t M. lars from Ticket Aaenta or by writing Wednesday. Freeport suffered defeat MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO., Stoves. WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Stoves. New and Second Hand Cook Stoves and Heaters, S’ HiKb c”ry;| w p cJamieson CLUBBING RATES W. W. W/1TS0N, IRVING, rtKNIQAN, — ,•>- �HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 14. «**., 6 HAS LOCATED THF v IN HASTINGS 11,1 MMT (0.MID I KAI ASSOCIATION James M. Smith Has Fine Law Been Oven the BANNER. INTERESTING MEETING IN THIS CITY, THURSDAY. VERY GOOD ' A fine 17-Jeweled Movement with a patent regulator and breguet hair spring, in a 20 year Gold filled case. for $12.00 A Genuine Bargain. Call and See. JEWELER and OPTICIAN. Hastings, Mich. THEATER ATTRACTIONS We will sell a large box of Toilet Soap with seven cakes in for 25c. • When You Come To The Fair 111 ” SOIOOL LAW PROVIDING FOR THE COM PULS- | Successful Lawyer. ORY EDUCATION OF CHILDREN Attorney James M. Smith, who has IN MICHIGAN, i moved to this city from Woodland, is j now nicely located in a fine suite of ' offices above the BANNER office, iu APPLIES TO ALL ; the front part < F tbe block. They are SCHOOL DISTRICTS I very convenient. very tastefully arranged, and Mr. Smith will have every convenience for the care of his buai- This Law Should Be Carefully Stud­ Y’ou ought to have a nice, new, up-to-dute CrriiAg^ Surrey or Koad Wagon. We have a fine line of then, made by the leading manufacturers of the country. an,| can please you. We also have all kinds of hahuatses— heavy, light, single or double. ied By Parents, Guardians, Teach­ Mr. Smith has been a successful man and has won his ’ Own way in tje ers And School Officers. Cause. Typhoid. world. Hr bad no advantages in his One of the most important laws .The Barry county Medical Associa­ youth except tbe meager opportunities tion met at tbe council rooms Thurs- ,of the district school. But he had am­ psassed by'the last legislature is the Ina day, and waa quite well ‘attended and bition and pnrpose and was uot con­ new compulsory education act much interest manifested. One thing tent to rest with what he had. He much as this law goes into effect Sa urday Sept IB. a brief review of its noticeable was the presence of physici­ studied and fitted himself for a school ans representing the various schools of teacher, and then went to the large provisions is considered timely in order has been acknowledged as medicine, and an Eclectic, Dr. W. H. and successful college at Valparaiso. that parents and guardians of children years. Solidly built easy Snyder, read a very well prepared Ind. graduated in* inu. He nr gr»uu»uu iu tbe two commercial wu.v..— of school age may . be informed aa to pafier before the gathering on ' ‘The cuntee iu IHH2; in the literary course ^their duty in complying with the law itsalf in a short time. ’i and that’ teachers and school officers Reason and Remedy.” Dr. , H. B. may know their duties in enforcement. . (iamraon also had a paper to which • Every parent, guardian or other very close attention was given, and । l>er»on in tbe state of Michigan having | i which was a paper of very much merit, control and care nf any child or | j on “Differential Diagnosis.” Dr. children between and inctiding the of Caledonia, was present ' Graybill, ages of seven and fifteen years, shall■ and be . gave an account of- .some very in­ required to send such child or Children I teresting curaa that hud come under his I to the publib school* during the EK- | j care as a practicing phyrfician. A vote i Well as Impure Water Can George Newton, Bargain Sale. HOW FLIES SPREAD TYPHOID FEVER. Fact Brought Out That House Flies as This Offer is Good Until the Week Ending Saturday, Sept. 16th. First door west of Chidester'<ZXBurton, PAPERS PRESENTED. Is o'-1 NFW of thanks was tendered to him by the < association, which waa well merited. One of the interesting, to the writer. , facta brought out at the meeting was of tfee West Michigan Fair, ' an account of the typhoid epidemic There. among the American soldiers at CbatFor the week of the Wert Michiagn tanooga camp during the Spanish war. Fair at Grund Rapids, Sept. 18^28, the ! Up to. that time it was commonly j Majestic theater has secured two strong i supposed that drinking water was the attractions. “Shadows on the Hearth. ” , only mcahs of spreading tbe contagion , will run through the first half of the I of typhoid fever. But the drinking w at- t Grand Rapids During the Week The Miller Bean Harvester the leader for th<- past -jj to operate, it will t,;iy for Full Line of the Celebrated Thomas Grain Drills. TIRE school year and such attendance shall lie CDNSECUlilVE for the school year a* fixed hy the district in which such parent, guardian or other j>“rson in ]tarental relation may reside.” The following casds are excused from I | | such attendance; • • • . 1 Children who are lieing taught in private or parochial schoola .in such j branches as are usually taught in the | ! first eight grades of tbe pnidir schools j or who have already acquired tbe l week, with u matinee.on Wedneeday. ; in the.Tenn*easeeottnp was found to learning taught in such gtades. and •‘Across the Pacific” will run i free from typhoid germs. Dr. Victor 2 Children who are physically un­ through the last half, with a matinee C. Vanghu. of the Michigan Univers i onSatiirday. ’ Shadows on the Hearth" I ty. was summoned to make an inveatiable to attend school the certificate of a physician to such condition being reisa drama of home life, and concerns* gat ion. He observed that the officers ■ Janies H. Smith young girl who sacrifices herself to save 1' of the were free from typhoid i l be troojw t qoired3 Children OVER FOURTEEN । • sister from shame. Its s^ncs are laid while the privates privati-s were tbe the ones at- ., —---------- -—— -i—~ v-during Ithe Civil war per oid. ‘t ....................... tacked Ujr tbedioeaae. Both ate practic- in the same institution, in 18H4. Re- years of age w hose services are esmmtial i to the support of their patent* in the | Acr.isa the Pacific ” is a stirring ally the same food. He next noted--turning late in the nineties to his • Aci military melodrama with its plot based that the officers ate tbeir meals in ! Alma Mater, he gradu/ted from the judgment of the Board of Education • ' ,on Leethe story of a young lieutenant houses with screen doors, while the j Valparaiso Law School in IW. The ' of the district in which they reside. ' of volunteers who leads his men to the men site out in the open field or iu open same’year he was admitted to the 4 Children under NINE years of age j Philippines and is followed by his tents. He reached the conclusion that , Porter Co.. Ind., bar and to practice ! whose parents do trafiive within two j brave sweetheart disguised as s soldier. ; the house flies, which’were shut out of ' liefufe the Indiana Suprefme Court. | and one hglf mile* of * public school pro­ Phone 143, City Drugstore.' | It has iu own Rough Rider,- 1»and. A • the officers quarters but which swarmed and a short time later before the U. i vided transportation is not furnished. which a thickly-about tbe places where the sol- , S district courts. In the fall of ' In enforcing the law, the sheriff deaHastings, :: Michigan' 1 feature Is a battle scene genuinc irapid lire gun is used. diers ate, were spreading the contagion, he was admitted to practice before tbe ignstes one of his d<vmties a* county ' “Hoiw Folks ” which is to come I some of these flies under ' supreme court of this state, leasing , truant officer to act under the direction ! to Powers for Fair week is reported to ithe “nd foond hi“ conclusion the required examination with credit, of the county commawioner of school* ’ ocxxxx>ooc<xxx>ooooaoooooooo lie an American play of exceptional fnU> ’gained, for the flies’ legs aud I He is. and has been since BftW. a mem­ in all district* OUTSIDE of incorpor­ interest. All of the secern* are laid in bodie" were fair‘y ,OBded with typhoid l>er of tho Barry Co bur. After his ■ ated cities and villages Sheriff Furu-I Southern Ulinios in.tbe late ai’xtire and 1 He Wt:nl to/be «*«P«ds and ] graduation from Valflarao be returned is* has designated Deputy Sheriff Harry ; good S. Ritchie aa truant officer. the author is the authority for the that the flies bad free access to the j to Woodland, where he bus had 1 fta good i statement that the tyxx* are all drawn can be i practice in Barry. Eaton. . means by which typhoid . Eaton, aniTlonia anti Ionia It is’thc duty of the director of each j . 4 /^_ ; >_____ i Thecompany "which fa“ilaid «prt,«d. for typhoid germs___ are..nearly at- counties. xr_ Mr. Smith is a man of high school district outside of incorporated ] ' from life. '_____ r village and city districts to provide^ ■ ways present in such refuse. '-haracter and unqutHtioned \ integrity : to number seventy-five people is headThe: little Japs were quick to learn ,a» a man. He has had good suecesrf the teacher at the commenoeurnnt of L i ed by Edwin Arden and tbe principal I comedy role is in the hands of ArCh­ ! the Iwaon’from this experience, for ' in hi* profession, viewt*d from every school, with a copy of the last school.' Our line of Eoll.Lrip in Boyd. "Homo Folks" will be at they took groat pains to treat tbts ref- standi*uint. He lias located -in tbiY census tegetht-r with' the nAiue and ad­ Robes is in and mPowers. Grand Bapids, fur. Fair week use ao| flies would not trouble it. and so 1 city iss-atise hr felt there wa* a larg- dress of thejjcrsoiui in parentaljetetion i brac«B everything with matinees ou-Wednesday, and Sat­ that the deadly typhoid germs would er field for *his efforts here.’ We It is the duty of thi teacher to com- i j be destroyed. In this way the Jap wish for him a successful profes- pare her eurutluiexit with said cetutns I tlgit snewest and lat urday. armies have’been kept free from ty- I sion.d carter in this city. list and feport to C'-omtnr. John C. ’ est. i phoidw Ketcham, Hastings, the name- of par-' TRI-COUNTY FAIR I The stock is complete ■ This will. hJioit why it is wise to; ents or other ]>crmuisi in parental rela- , AT LAKE ODESSA keep flies out of the house u» far as ‘ Havana rote once marked bh serous lion whose children Ima|v.-><^' and in- ’ ; and you'have tbe benefit । possible, for they are to say the least I condemnstlon of luxury by cbllcetlne n coding the sge4 df vewn And fifteen | of a big line to select large number of articles which" be re­ are not in regulkr attendance at school. Pfonte. to Be BltKer auJ Better ','w “’"i *n’ ,o ; from. It will pay you to garded as vanities during the carnival . . disease that run come from privy ref; call now while t <• stock After formal notice inmi rhe county I to be burnt in the Piazza della Signorhl. Than Ever. Date.*, Sept. n W (> r decaying fruit or vegetables. ' is complete. Florence, on Shrove Tuesday. HU". In truant officer, if parent* or persons in • parent*) reirtiin ft|il to send their this ••burning of the vanities ’ ’ were In ­ Zb to 29. ItUMMAOH SALE. cluded fancy costumes, carnival masks. children to scbdul regularly, it is the ! I Th. Tri-Coanty Fair at I-.lu- Ckl.o-a Saturday Sqrt. 10.» Rummagr ,»al.. ' Jnj ro0K, 'p.7., and 'dutyof the rouiily truant officer to j [ Scgit 21’ to 2d promises to vclipse all its , will be:opened in tbc-Osborn building dice Loxes.’ books mid plcturcit. tomake comiilainl agaipst such parent or : Rhone 314 • < predecessor*. Premiums and purses of I on the cart side of Jefferson street. . getber with casts and valusbh* .-culp­ other perapn in| parental relation be- i Hastings, Michigan. ; te,700 are offered, utwhich $1,700 are next to Michael’s bicycle repair, shop. ! tures of questionable character. Built । fore a justice uf tbs t«-ace of the city, j Jefferson st, 1 door south of P. O. . speed premiums. The Lake Odessa! Thia sale is conducted by the reading' Up Into « pyramid of seven stag'*— j village or township, where such party । people never do things by halves. They room committee uf the Hastings signifying .the seven deadly alps—the resides and it-is thq duty ofjthe justice i put ginger tuid snap into everything i Women’s Club and is for the purpose PJJ” 7"" b^iral to issue a warrant (upon such com-’! ; they undt-rtrite, aud h.v. Aowu grmt! r.<dng fM1d, ,„r tho noteteMnct, | I plaint and Jiejr and determine the 1 enterprise in promoting their fair. of the room- which is nnller the care of j maembiet] crowds same in the Mae manner as provided ■ Send to 8. E. Clark. Lake Odessa. | the Women’s Club. It is situated on i by law for other caa« Under his juris­ fur one of their Ixxiks. All entries the second floor of the National Bank ' diction. In caiw uf iconviction. such i close Sept. 22. I building, and through the kindness of ; While Japanese ladies never cornmitparents or oilier persons in parental Fot the convenience of Barry county 1 the niirties own ini/ this hniidine. has ' Fof the convenience of Barry county 1 the parties owning this building, has ted bnr.tklri, the honorable equivalent relation shall be liable to a fine of nut I*eople, the managers of this fair have । recently been repmx-r«>d and painted "•as death by a stab hi tlie neck from ! less than five nor mbre than fifty dolher own dirk, n weaj»on which she gen ­ ! arranged for an excursion train over ' ttnd is to Im* opened to the public in a । **r’*’ -F* j thi C. K. &S. and P. M. for Thum- । very short time. It is the ptfrpose of , erally carried In tier glrdie.to be used hire or to impriaonnami in the county , ' In time of need. jail for not lete than two uor m’ore 1 have opened a new Bowl­ i day Sept. 2^. th»t wilt enable Barry th. to bava tba plant well .n. na iv ,T|ian dame would wuuiu ,In n anI : vm When* Roman than ninety day* or both such fine and I ing Alley In the building ounty people to spend the whole day at . p»M4 with giiud periodical, under the , clpnt {iipcs |l!|Ve 1|WpBegw. across the street west of imprisonment in tlie discretion of tbe I tbe fair and get homr- that evening. * care uf a competent matron, and to'; f-« > — — ■■n Japanese ------ I.heroine —i—. % Hotel Barry. Everything into• her owu.henrt. court. . will be kept quiet and or­ ■ It will be worth your while to see the j make ft, in many ways, a fact or for I preferred to thrust thc weapon Into her It is tbe duty of all school officers, j derly. ’ neck, and there Is no record of either ' Lake Odessa fair. ' good iu the town. teachers or other persona to render such-, : Help the guexl work along. V iait tlie male or female In Japan ending exist­ EVERY THURSDAY j rummage aaleA There will be an cx­ ence in- the fashion that is so often de­ assistance and furnish such informa­ THEY WERE PARALYSERS. ! The cardingroom nixie of the Wool Boot. celleut stock uf goods for you to choose picted In western novels and less fre­ tion as they may have at their com­ AFTERNOON aud EYE­ quently . perhaps In renl life.—Nine­ mand to aid the county truagt officer ING will - be open to factory easily defeated the uipo chosen ' from, and thc prices will be surpris- teenth Century ladies. in tbe performance of his official dut­ I from the forming and fulling room ■ ,owiesSPECIAL. , Saturday afternoon, by the paralizhig In cities and -villages the marshal orSUDDEN DEATH OF In theory there must be lunar tides I score of 20 to 0. The feature of the Every Thursday afternoon JOSEPH HARDING. on th*- great lakes, nltbutigh they may other persan selected by Iho Board of from 2 to .*» o'clock the alley game was the Corkscrew spit bolls Education aeU as trsant officer under The BANNER last 'week announced be too small to tie detected in bodies of will be open Free of Charge I delivered by “Old HoaB"Bisho], pitcher to Ladies, and (lentiemen tbo happy event of the marriage of water so much rtiore affected by winds the direction of the city or village i for tbe carders, who made the batters when escorted by Ladles. su|-rintendeat or principal of schools. | Joseph Harding to Mrs. Maggie Falc­ and by differences in barometric pres­ | on tbe other side feel like 30 cents in oner. This week we have the sad sure. This latter influence Is so potent I cancelled postage stamps by striking that In Lake Michigan It sometimes AL AZL. duty to chronicle bi« death, which oc­ T* til Vw Hm» >lwm Bwjsi , out 20 pf them. curred Tuesday from peritonitis. He causes disturbances resembling tidal . Prsprlstor. . waves when tlie surface of the water was stricken with the disease only la otherwise quite calm. Hastings Markets. Saturday. How frail is man’s hold Hastings Markets are corrected every । oir life, and how speedily joy can be ... .. » . j u_ „*._-i . tufn(H j moorn i n g was never more i Wednesday morning and can be relied The car wits’crowded to Its full ca­ upon as correct at that date. LICHEES KNpT forcibly illustrated.' Tbe grief-strick­ pacity, and thp two who bad Just en­ , Corrected Wednesday. Sept. 13 1906. en widow’ has lhe sympathy of the tered were compelled to hold to tbe PHODUCE. I same strap. . coinmnnity in her great affliction. 35 Cents Pound. ! Butter—18—17c per lb. "We seem to be sentenced to hang.” I Kn*-*«c -17c per 'loz. A Coloaaal Idol. ■| observed the maid. 1 lard - Sc per tb. * clean, wholesome, palatable Ta o miles from Kamakura and about' • vxarrABUB. fruits. etc. ■'Yes,” whispered tbe young man as fruit. It’s something new twenty from Yokohama, in Japan, on Jils fingers closed over hers. “Capita! and imported from China. a terrace near tbe temple sits thc most punishment’’—Chicago Tribune. MEATS. gigantic idol In thc world. It Is tbe Made of the best material; I Beef. lire wolfihi- jvjc-3'te brazen image of a deity and dates from thoroughly clean and whole­ the reign of the Emperor Bbomu, who ‘•Johnson wants to borrow some mon­ some, and wrapped in oiled died A. D. 748. The dimensions of ey of me. Do yon know anything about paper as soon as baked, this idol are cofofwai. Hfai height from him}" which keeps out all dust, dirt the base of the lotus flower upon which “I know him as well ns I do you. I and germs. • . be alts to the top of bls bend is sixty- wouldn’t let him hare a dollar.’’—New POULTBY, HIDES AND WOOL. three and a half feet. The face Is Yorker. 'chicken*. altre-TC-t>c Having removed I Invite my old Chtoten*. Pressed—lOo—11c H alxteeu feet !□ length and nine and a Baef patrons and all who are interested half feet(wlde, tbe eyes are three-feet Horen -KS.OLi. In good horseshoeing to call at my nine Inches from corner to corner, the Calf Bkin»-10c Margie—If you don’t qplt teasing mo Tallow-r‘i-4cnew location in connection with eyebrffws five and a half feet and the I’ll tell metumt, and abe’ll tell papa, . GRAIN. Pr«p. Tie CITY lUElt ears eight and n half feet. Tim chest then papa will whip you. Harry—Then Wbmt No. 1 whito. 1.7»j No. 2 red, t ,T< Is twenty, feet in depth, aad tbe middle ____________ _ •I’ll cry, end grandma will give mo “OntUiiin net littaten............ finger is exactly five feet long. The •omo randy, and I won't give you any. fifty-six leaves of the lotus throne are who will alfio do all kinds of wood so. each ten feet long and six fe et wide. HAY AND 8TKAW. reputing. Itememter tbo plus. If you don’t see what you want la We arc better equipped each week this work! you can ask for It. but th* ■Owo.lt. th. Mldugm Cwlrel I'mchances are that you won't grt ft.— Portland (Qre.i Jouraai. This Sale will last one> week commencing Sept. 13. { Only one box to each per-^ son. i« here and we are on deck with a full GUNS, SHELLS, pnd ALL Q. A. HYNES, We i all Mzer Jap- uf Age Devoe AMMUNITION OF KINDS. GOODYEAR BROS PHONE NO. I. i ' . meutoi big lot carried we are lot that Let your h< THE HUNTING SEASON I TH Cad second* FRED L THE HARDWARE DEALERS HA.ST1NQS MICJt Winter will soon be here THOME 31 WE and you will want to lay In your supply of fhj whrftXaV| rant ev< repo m we tflai tunas twepV-i in. tills this bus cha^eUr I FANCY PLUSH LAP ROBES o . We are belling Hard and Soft Coal at Rock H.iiti in at the same time guaranteeing the quality, uf » <•:.( invite you to ascertain if these statcuH nts a: > ink Lehigh Egg end Nut, Diamo C Mes^ilon Lump, Pocahontas, Hocking Valley. Maoeilon Nut, The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co BAUER BROS., Proprjetqrs. I PHONE 154- PHONE 254. W. H Myers & Son, NEW BOWLING ALLEY H Willis Ketzbeck, SANITARY BREAD Hastin a MONITOR TEA and invite all lovers of- fine teas to tail *»hl A FREE SAMPLE of it. We are Celling ii • ’and 60 cents a pound and we know you will ach-c with us that there’s no better goods on tlie market aj i ><• rn' ” COOK & SENTZ. Thc Grocers. Phone 37. W. H. COUCH W. H. COUCH, I. W. 5. TYRRELL AUCTIONEER. Residence Sec. 51. Carlton. Citizens Phone 161-3 Rings. P.O. Address, Hasting-. PEfl JAS. M. BAUER, THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEER. Has had 25 years of actual experience Fann and Stock Sales a specialty. Satisfaction guaranu-ujn every respect Dates can be mad • by calling M l;;‘ BANIS Ell office, or with me. . JAS. M.1 BAUER, Hastings, Midi. Citizens Phone 89. W. J. FLEniNQ VESTER & CARTER, GENERAL Years of experience have taught me how to <•••­ sales successfully, many of my sales runniic dreds or dollars ahead of expectation, and Slock sales a specialty, and satisfaction c anteed. Datescan be made by calling at ‘ phoning to the BANNER office, Hasting*; M" IT IS । the thc IS CLEAN LEE HING,2SK ropol. We have just received- an invoice 529 Michigan Ave- R THE AUCTIONEER. . DELTON. MICH- 1 bare had yeare of experience in All kinds oL sate* -Farm. Stock; General Merchandise. anrthinK you want. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. al ay hotel, Delton, write or phone mi, dak« with tbe BANNER office. Hastings, Mich E. R. CONRAD, Delton, Mich- MAI Pet Cai Co] I I th: doi foi yot LU �HAS-HNG8 BANNER, SEPTEMBER 14. 1905. ____ ' C. fOB ™ KE WALL PAPER IBIS FALL ? ' .iVetr.: went of 4"’ : .biglotiit-W ‘rarrieil gi . J assort। rns and a that we have ..miliier, aud this I. it t'ia hade lots. Jap bhi ted '•b I’aiute. IW aijd FRED L, HEATH < GARVETH'S . TKE-ASSISTS ?M«E 31. HASliHGS. MICH. . If IT MdT BIGHT, WE 6LADLY WAKE IT SO. r <>□ war Diamonds Itwtiry, vUai.1':}, Clocks, . Cui Glass, China. and Siiwreart... M BESSMER,. Ths Jeweler. Hastings, - ' - Mich. ^7®.""*“*tri,f always frosh. child. ,------ --------- Yeaat. Fur sale liKw. H. Fair­ The foundation walls are completed for the new Methodist parsonage, and work will be pushed very rapidly. ‘ds visitor Tuesday. J. M. SmiUi went to Burr Oak Monday on legal bmnnees. A. C. Brown wU8 in Grand Rapids on buHiness Saturday. Bert Hunt made a business trip to Middleville Monday. “;-“d, “*• Troxel were Middleville visitors Monday. * I £ # Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Fred Baker. ® > A A “ • All our Plain Cloths are Guaranteed, Shrunk and Sponged, nf Grand Uruml Rapida wu *i... Glenn Hall of the guest of Hastings friends over Sunday. Jos. Simpson, of Seneca Falla, N..Y, '.spent Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. D. IL I Cook. Guaranteed not to Spot or Cr pe. ANNOUNCEMENTS in b‘" 2^ unusual. All Electric Light and Gas bills must |» paid on or boToro Friday in ardor to mvo the diacounta No dlacounl will be allowed alter that date. Thorn­ apple Gao and Electric- Co. And now they are all living fun ith Charley Miler. Ho rodohn wheel 1 the oidowalk iu tbo prohibited dmtrie, wa, holed by M.rah.1 HrlUlp* and l«iid Justice Bishop »*.l» line and oouts. IMrotriins will welcome a Carr enforcement ot the bicycle ordinance A more rompleto line of toll suits containing the up-to-date patterns and style never «» shown in Barry county ££ Wore showing thii toll. <­ TO THE WIVES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. I . ’ . You have been imposed upon by Tin Peddlers. I propose to pay you highest dash price for your Rags, Rubbers, old Copper Boilers, Old Papers , Magazines Etc. J «o giving you a Cash market for every­ Thing. yoUR HUSBAND KNOWS ME. I have oonb business in Hastings and Barry County . r 25 years, i respectfully request Your patronage, I will treat you FAIRLY. LIBERAL! and HONESTLY. Yours Respectfully, I * -t J Sylvester Greusel, ■ Ware House Opposite C. K. <[S. R. R- Dspet. _• Fred Ryerson and son and Mas| ter ,\vilcox returned Tuesday, night <rwn for„lU<)i Canada, where they | j.uve J|pcn vjgjfcjng relative* the past , |W(, TheJ. .iu-njo.1 the Toronto Fair. . Mr. «nd. Mr*; H. L. Howard ut 485 W. State St entertained part, of last week their nieces. Mrs. Stephen Gott, of HOO Home Ave... Grand Rapids. Mrs. Will Prout, of«MSutherland St.,’., Ironwood. mid Mias Myrtle. I jruuwwu, U. o. P. *...................... Luther. U. ot M. horpital. Ann Arbor. ’ W --■——----------- i • 9 It Is not safe, as a rule, for-Bubmarlne divers to descend low»-r than 25 s^-1 fathoms, 100 feet, at which depth a ( pressure of G‘J%’ pounds Is met with. N The greatest depth to which any diver . hns ever descended’ Is 34 fathoms, or 204 feet. This was to the ship Cape Horn, sunk off the coast of South America. At thia depth the diver, in and v» them, it .costs nothing to Hooper, must have sustained the enor­ far mous pressure of 88’-i ' pounds per 100,k Morrill. Lambic 4 Co. square Inch.—London Engineer. The Miller and Harris Co. Jnot « Hint. are diaploying L-ome btout.tul dtorgm Auntie—How smart you look this in furniture, carpet-, mgs etc• ?” afternoon, dearie! Dolly (who has at their big double store on Jefferson b«n forbidden to uk 1. «1» n«r etay ■treat givsa evldenoo of tbe I«n that to ten)-Well, you nee, I put on UH. “XroprepanoKl-aMg WJ trad, rortume no tint If anybody did Mk me to ten I could etop. (Conadenee —and they usually 8Rt what they f rtrlcken>—I-I haren’t asked, bare It— aft„r. S«i their wlr. In th.jwoo Punch. , SPLENDID LBCnJREEpRoMisED The BANNER h« not •!«« «M» week to apeak ■“ d«uil tbe •I*"”’* Lecture Course prepared tor the poop xor Hastings aud vicinity under_the ansplree ot the Haatrnr, W”ra“ ’ WewUl speak ot it more In detail neat ^“^Zrecthosur numbertoo tbe Hrt will be the lecture by do* La Folletta. ot Wiaoonain, Tommy—Oh. Pa 835,8 r®u’re n blamed nuisance, teacher. Teucber „ What? Tommy—Well, thats what he •ays I am when I R* questions, and ttmf. what you're always a-doin^FhHadelphla Frees. If you drugs, go to MnlboUand s. go there Just the same. •our If not, very nice quality, Colors blue, brown, black. 50 QEp inches wide, very special at.. Ovu Brilliantines, figured or plain, all the newest shades, 38 inches wide Efln splendid value at dull Slclllian, ettra bright silk finish, good • weight in black pnly. 5C ins. p« raj; wide, a bargain nt uLZj Brilliantlnes, figured, in dress pat­ Thibet Cloth, very similiar to broad­ Voiles and London Twines, colors terns only, tbe very latest creations newest colorings, .. good CJ" nrt choice at per pattern... vi iuU cloth- nicebrigjit finish 5S inches wide, colors grey, tan. navy. Cl TC castor, green, black at w I ■ L v navy, gray, green, black, very best qualities on the market at per yard Cheviots, Serges and Cashmere Treokel Flannels, positively all wool, in all the leading shades priced at all colors, guaranteed washable, splendid for children’s school. 'lEn dresses, 29inchee wide, per yd. ZOu M work - ■ Miss Grace Smith, of Saginaw, was ~ ■'-8 I a guem at tbe home of Dr. and Mrs. The Christian Science Society servi- ! ,J. C. Lampman la«t week 1.) O. A. R. H»ll. Td|.lr .1 1»:» ; Ur.’ w„. WMll, ,nd „„ XcWell ra. j eaitj. j turned . from the north Wednesday t a. m. Regular preaching serviro at the M. , where they have been visiting. \ ‘ ---------- *<» 1 Mrs. Kenfield Il-hv* 4 this | E. Amrh nut Sunday mkroing.• ____ __Charles _____ ___ ___ glad to hear him. Fred Rush .brought a branch of " raspberry bush that was fairly loaded with ripe and ripening fruit. Suchji >1 “ the year >» very’ sight nt this lime of Panama Cloth, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 i of the Gratiot county HerahL of Ithaca, ,j one of the best country weeklies ini was a welcome caller at the H-v. A. B. JihUto*. o< Saranac, on- ■ jiichigan,. ........ ... .............. . feuplud lla' Melhudiat imlpll Sumlavrl BANNEg offleu Tuiwday. uf route to 1 morning lfi» W wero ; Cbii ago. SYLVESTER GREUSEL 77IE are selliug more dresses daily than we ever did before wV at this season of the year. Yon need a new dress for the Fair, why not buy it now while the assortment is complete? The leading and most popular Dress Goods are .the plain cloths of lighter weights than other years. The pre­ dominating shades are Navy Blue, Greens and Black. Mrs. M. L. Cook is visiting her sis­ ter Mrs. A. D. Kniskcrn. of Chicago, i gte • of Labor.■ , ville Monday to take tip the duties of It take* a good man to recognize a l’ cashier in E. "Blake's Dry Gobds stnre^ ! She was ucccnnpnied by Mi* Grab” ! Grant who went to attend a party. . ; Mr. £ J- McCall, one of the editor* PERSONAL LETTER FROM new arrivals IN DRESS GOODS Mrs. John Goodyear and daughter A Miss Harriette went to Detroit Monday. j good man. The C. K. A S. arc preparing tu put I in paving brick about their station I .nd ground, which will make a diwidI ed imprwement. The Quality Shoe Store. Mhut ire wry we do, we do tlu .................... • £ • A cordial invitation is qaetened to all i morning fof a several weeks visit* U'ith j to attend the Presbyterian Christian ; relatives at Racine. Wisconsin. II Endeavor Saturday and Endeavor Society Society next next Sunday. Sunday. Sub- J jame, Ijlinpmi,n Mr. W. H .Schantz is attending the j|ject. 5ect‘. "The .1!,° Great Surrender." Surrender * loader, Sunday in Charlotte attending the State Fair at Detroit one or two days Mrs.' Nuhlus. । sessions of the Mehudist conferance. Don't tlii» week. He will be on the lookout I Don t slay Htaj at at hoiiie htrim aril nRr bake but but Miss Olga Ganison spent Wednesday i fur -onmgoud thing- fur the Fair, will conie and Mud get Ret yowf your grxxl llMlt-wet.k wi€n Mr. good things at the .,,4 Thurwlav also L- with the Governor and mem- | sale “Ie of baked goesfe given py the 1Pres- [ ,iad Mix Fred Reynolds uf Na-shsvilk*. r ,„rj. of ,he Wedn-diy |! bytcrian-Christian Endeavor Society., £’*£ 1 ‘ MiWU«x 8^ J : one .week from Saturday. Fn-pt. S3, ut nt the formal opening of the Fair. panco!l«,-s*<>re I from a week’s visit with Miss Annie i Pancoast's store. Uk« Odi-wi vot«i l»-l mA to hoed n„ w c T V will will; Tb“““’ 10 ,be c““n,r>' "" Bridge i ♦ The W.’ O. T. for $10,000 that stun to be used as i Mrs. Mufrgnreti'attipbeH. ’ ” ' ! ♦ il»'» E. Grand Mr. and Mrs. T. K- Anderson of the ; ♦ Iknius for factories. If care is taken. St, Tu*.*dj«y. Sept.! at 2|3i) p. in. Kalamazoo* ^jiylnni ar*guests of U m * ♦ Lake Odessa may get $10,000 worth of 1 Evangelist F. deWeerd »u«l -wife and , latter's patent*- Mr. aud Aln». .1. H- j industries fur Jwr money; but unless 1), G. .Hodgin will condui t a 1 | • they watch out. the town may get only ■ tent tn«x*ting on tlie Adveltist church .• Sutton. ' * f ItkjMsj uf experience with bonus huntlot under the auspjee* of uhe Wesleyan > Methodist .church| .beginning Friday,"--. . ' , , « i .-J.. . .. .i \'u JaaoB Myl.le.iiti.’returned t*> I'.vr home * Jhck Wright was opening a soap box evening ttndi l.^tins; ten uityn. All ate j. . . *, I : > ■ * rneeuuv. . in Wri’rht B’roeu store Friday, and ran ■I welcome. । * ; ' ' . ; 2 a Blivef into his left iiand-. It did n*»t ,, ' . «... ... . , Mis.-Olga Morgeuthaler. Marten, J Regular-servtceH will lar held pt the h j givje him any trouble to remove it. anil ,. ,, , . Ohio, who ha*< l<een the guest ••( rela- H I . B. church as tpiluw!-: i rtgihing . ,. , ,. h , •. , , ■ . tivpH lii'te for aoine time l*itt Aiunuav ; he thought nothing about it. But Sat- 1 at Rt:#’. .■ftigday ^-huol after morning ; ‘ unlay morning kft found it jalmost im- Servian Young Peeples Mreling ui ”r 11 -onu' , j jxr4?ib!e to (open his hand, and by uoyn 8:1,-,. Preaching at 5-T. p. in. • Mrs «■ Woolslin nod Wrlghl j ;-ui swelling had reached to his clboiv. Barryl^lg" Kwill resume Its । aecgrpAied >■> b. , ns.tber Mrs Mslthrough Idbod poisoning. Needless to • unii? „ > tie Wright, returned- to her home tn ■o-sshmi and open up for lall work «« w "K"1; * sajf he U giving it careful attention. next Mutidav nigh., when-instr.ict.oiib ! Gtand Rapt'? - ■• ' 5. am| the Dr. hopes tv save further will be given'to the representative tu 1 Mi*. Jennie Quires, who has ■•omplicatluiuH, the Grand Ixxlge. Let all members the gu*-«t of Mra. W. IL S*|Uirre for • , ■ ।, tome eone time, left Monday for Jac.kron, JacKhou. : i ’ wherd she has a tine position inj Field's | J i Services at the Presbyterian church: 'dei-artmeut store.. .| it ! Sunday evening. Subject, The Dignity i Miss Pearl Hall returned to Middle- 1 J C. W. Clarke & Co September 1st 1905 people f«, comfortolde. «nd that he is not at this time expressing any decided prefenmeew for United States Senator. you to come in and look them . iiey are the best we can buy for .’ PW»K<-r IrniiuMm thl. diviaion If they A Miehlga,, ,raiu for mL billing.' * I Sept- Jtt-29.0.1 One fare for the round I his wife-who is caricgg for her mother woik as well as billing. I have the agency for the beet gntfe [ n2“^ °! Mr9* Tb“a’‘— •<•*.„.« f.,1-o..^ ...nr.—i.--------- I - ftU11 -l- Reinra limit Sept j jofan Beromer loh Monday of Coea Cola and wilf deliver it to any I ' .. r ^or j Marion, Ohio, where he will visit relpart uf the city for family utw at 50 I W. S. Barron Agt. ■ utives for a week. c'-nts pur dozen bottles. Fred Barnaby. I ! D. F. Stam, of Churlotte. is visiting ~ ~ '-•'his brother p. V. and assisting the NOTICE—All persons owing me will / • . EVERY PAIR SOLID LEATHER. IU.DAM: jH Mrs, H. I. Lahr wont to South Rend I haw a big stock of confectionery • t!H* Buttle - of Chickamauga, - Chatand, fruits of finest - qualify. Call and , tano°Ku- Tenn. Sept 17-1&-U.*,. For this Saturday for an extended visit with see [mo. ‘ I ' ' ' °eciu‘i'-*n a very low round trip rate is friends.. * i authorized. Dates of role Sept. „v.. 15, ir, [ a„ , Mrs. WRhey is in Detroit this week ’ Fred Barnaby. *| and 17. Return itnai*. limit c.v..» Sept. 30th. >■By . | ll>°ki“tf after the nterests of her 7 . Hjt v. C. L. Bradley Attended the paying a fee of 50 cents an extension : "‘Winery. Wesleyan Methodist conference at 31«t can be secured. ! Hubert Cook left Tuesday for Chicago | w of time until Oct. 31st. OwtMMu. last week. If will plea.«w? his Sunday excursion to Grand Rapids ' whonfhu will enter Armour institute ■ many friends to know that he was re­ Sept. 17th. Special train Jqaves Hiwtu 8iadentturned to thia charge. • i ings ‘8:35 a. m. jeturning leaves j Mr. Mi. and and Mrs. Mrs. 1 1’’etei otei 'Troxel, of Grand , A Troxel, of Grand (’• A. Hitchcock, of Kalamazoo, ’ . Grand Rapids 6:30 p. m. 50 cento for !I iinpius, RApids. spent spent ।Sunday at his brother’s. A 'representing the Remington Co., on the round trip. ■ I James Troxel ’s.’s. • James Troxel Mond.1 y sold the city schools a typeCounty Fair. Charlotte. Mich. Mick 1' James Underbill for ;correepondence I . Eaton bounty Underbill sp sp*nt Sunday with with gte *ut Sunday ’wrijter ’’ suitable “ SHOES • ■ PERSONAL MENTION. toUUl trip W1U )„ ch>rKWl. “"7 r7eh F*>» by mldnijrt .Tlclret" "• r’”d 1™ Tnetri _ rott r‘*tUnMH1 (rom conference I £ Married—Sunday Sept. 10, at the I K*von for this occasion. Datuof role Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. 13. H. 18 t0 21 and morning trains 22ml. -i Mias Ethel Mills went to Detroit Tuesday for a few days visit with VaMAuken, Fred R. Hall and Mira I ReturM Sept, ffini inclusive. Myrtle B. Wright, both of Hope. Regimental Reunion Anniverimry of friends. WO MEN’S $2.00 «• $2.50 them o the pri "><» The Thornapple Gas & Electric Co. “ luJI • >1*y going and emning and are getting new gas customers every day, and will soon reach the 100 mark. gwea a whole day for Imainiw. in New *0*k. l*aTee Haating^at 11:M a. m. Something very interesting to the DttroUgeWp. m., arrive BnlWo n so farmers will be found in the Hastings E •«">’-Onwd Central Stotion Roller Mill Co’e. announcement this New korlL 8:00 a. m. The fa.t,,, week. train in America. Try it. Buy coko for your furnace. Get Knight, of pythi., Qrand Lodge quotations now from Thornapple Gas Uniform Rank and Rathbone Sitters, & Electric Co. It is a clean and satis­ •onual convention Jaclaon Mich factory fact • ^■*.10-21. IM. Fcrthlaocctoion Rajv. J. R. Wooten preached at the raw of one and one third tare for the Union Service in the Baptist church round trip has bean authorised. Date, Sunday evening. It was a great pl&eof-loS.pt. 18-18, return limit.Sept. ure to hear him. 22 inclusive. | See the attractive prices quoted Went Michigan State Fair Grand by the Hastings Roller Mill . Co. in their I Kapids Mich Sept 18-22 05. A rate announcement on our second page, of $1.85 for the round trip which inThey will interest >-ou. I eludes admission coupon to (he fair will find accounts at the Dubois meat mar­ ket where they can be settled. An^early M>ttlemt;ut will be appreciated. F. W. Clifford. Rcprosk-ntativ*! Schantz wants us to statje that the interview with him in th,- Grand Rapids Herald reported last w^kTkurgiywuhighly<nlma.,u>d —- Excursions. ■■ klfillf N 11 lAl ■ ■V ■ Remember our big MID-SUMMER SALE ends Saturday. If you want any goods at the Sale prices don't delay, come today. We have a good selection of all advertised goods- WRIGHT PHONE 30. ROS HASTINGS, MICH. OFFICERS. J. F. GOODYEAR, Vice President J. T. LOMBARD. President. H. 6. HAYES, Assistant Cashier. W, D. HAYES. Caskier. DON’T TAKE ALL OF YOURSALARYHOME . . • i , Deposit a portion of it in the Savings Department of this bank That’s the only way to get ahead. We pay 3 per cent, compounded semi-annually. I HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK : ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. DIRECTORS. J. T. LOMBARD. JOHN F. GOODYEAR. W. 0. HAYES. ' R. K. GRANT, F. D. PRATT, CLEMENT SMITH, W. H. CHASE., I’ve heard it said That people in general did not appreciate the values given them at cut price sales. Hundreds who have purchased at our Great Clearance Sale since August, 6, give the lie to the assertion. A man-don't need to be a judge of Clothing to appreciate the values in our . $20, $18, $16 Suits for $10.59 $15, $14 Suits for 8.89 <$12, $10 Sults for 6.99 Nor does he heed to be a shoe man to know tlie value contained in the $5.00 Shoe we offer you for $3.50. Everything in-the store included. No reservation of any nature C. H. Osborn. ♦ i © « �HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 14, 1905. 8 EAST CARLTON. SPECIALISTS HOLMES CHURCH. Delayed letter. Murdock have Mr. and Mrs. R- B. 1 • lx-en speeding a fewr days at■ “ the Matand wifeSunday. thews cottage at Wall lake. George W«d : Lake Odewa -was VW tom at J. V- Wickhams last seen on our strvu'. last Thursday look­ week were Mrs. Crdty and daughter of ing after the telephone busiueau Detroit, Mrs. Cheutjy M Chicago. Mt>. Mrs. Min Ferrol resisted Mr* L. H. David Ragla and Mr. and Mrs. Tasker Tolles with her so*ing last week. ; of ChrltonJay Downing commjmeed -icboo! Mr. and Mrs. 'Hipest Dooley, and EAST WOODLAND. Woodland-last Monday. Minn Grace Donley iom the nrotbern Sarah Good visited at J, St Mrs. ’ ■ q(Mm. Shoup Shoop is on the tue sick mck list. list the BUte spent i>art of last John's lost week. Miss GaxelluCane visited liis-parent-. week with their uhoiee L. N. Durkee The little daughterx»f Jean Barnum last Sunday. and family. of E. Castleton is seriously ill. Mia* Lena Wickham of !ij<^roit The Aliases Jennie Parmelee aud Frank Friend and family Of Camp­ bell visited their parents Jffincri Friend Woodland Dcpanmeni * WOODLAND. is virtiting relative* in North Wood। - Forest E.* Jordan was at Laiming land. Farmers are all Lmy taking care of; Friday and Saturday on business. their beans. i James M. Smith of Hastings who Katbcnnan vinited baa been spending a few days ixi the * Edna -----. -------------- North — |. village looking after bminere matters Woodland friends last Saturday . and । Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crawley । Sunday, on Thursday last a baby boy and girl. m> >1 Ionia Thnnday. SornUv Mr, and Mrs. Samuel, Katherrnan Miss Celestia Good began her first Mrs. D. S. England acompanied by j made a businere trip to Ionia lost Fri' term trashing on Monday. her sons Glen and Gerald took ad rant^ ft ‘ Mire' Lida B. Fast of Toledo, Iowa • age of the excursion to Toedo Sunday to pay a visit to relatives in that city. I made a pleasant call on 5hs. St. John part of last week with | Berete Fuller attended a sraprise on _spent r- tbe later ... her parents IV. J. Wickham nnd-wife. ! Berry, .Friday evening. 'Martha and Floyd^Wickham and Mr. > Francis Thomas of the State Orin lupum ot Coliow N. N'. I lio^ virited »t d»> supper at Jumee Friend’s Tuesday. 1! liu»t W&k. T. H. Cooley and wife ot J^ak.^Ode-vSH j Mia Bble-B«d Tbnr-1*. visited at W. J. Wickham’s last Tues- j afternoon witii Carrie Holme*-' Miss Bertha Hilbert who bus 1«en WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. on Friday afternoon. spending her vacation from tbe Michi­ , Mire Jessie Wright was absent from ■ Willis Euper who baa been-visiting day. Mr. and Mra. M. r. l ulUr vUitad gan Seminar)* at home, returned to school Wednoday to take in the large I Petoskey and other northern points .Our school was closed, last Thurs- at Hertick'a lb Hartiapt Fri­ school Monday. show at Hastings. . '! returned, on Saturday . and ,reports n day and Friday on account of ihe ill­ da, day.. Jacob .Jordan died very suddenly , -Carl Burkle was absent from school ’’cry enjoyable trip. ness of tlie teacher. . A mini Decker and Agnes M unlock Wednesday morning at tbe home'oC his I Wednesday Jay Downing began school Forest Hager and Charlie Warner spent Friday with Elsie and Francis STATE ROAD. daughter Mrs. C. Mast, west of the Tuesday hiking up 9th and 10th grades, took in the excursion to Toledo on Holmes. village, where he has been living for Miss Annie . Brown is attending Mire Emma Miller visited school j Sunday. , aorne time. The funeral was heldiFri­ CASTLETON CENTER' I Wednesday afternoon. . We are glad to rejiort that Mire school at Hastings. day. 1 Mire Carrie Holmes visited school j Edna Cole who has been ill several Mr. Barber and Mr. Will Fisher While threshing St Kobers Price’4 The Misses Edna Katherman and Wednesday afternoon. ■ weeks is recovering. Wesley Shaffef who v a® cutting band , spent Sunday at Lake Oderea. Lena*Bates and Mr. Levi Hynj?e. all of Mrs. Harry Andrews .un«l Dwight had the misfortune d cutting his left Glen England visited school Thurs- , Quite a party of friends and relatives Woodland, left Monday morning to at­ • spent some pleasant hours with Mr. Wilden visited at Howard Melitj’re's arm. Dr. Shilling of'.Nashville dresm-d । day afternoon. tend tbo Hastings Normal School. it aud rhe lust arcont t wu dying well school ‘ Sunday afternoon. Sunday. । Mire Bertha Hilbert visited James M. Smith left town Monday Levant PricH was id Mancelona the Mr. Orr Fisher and wife Mr. Julwin Miss Mamie Carr of Bowling Green for a three or four days business trip Thursday afternoon: ending a few days with her Coats anti family of Coats Grov«i spent last of the week on b isinesiyMiss ' Clara Rising visited school ^tio to.Burr Oak. friend Mire Mabie Kilpatrick of - East Sunday with Mr. James Johnson of A gLod many are «i.-k with influemoi Mrs. Della Smith was a Hastings Thursday afternoon. ! Woodland. • Rutland. • .' d Thursday from Martha Bare ri turned visitor Monday. Tlie tall grow in the school yard ha^ । Mrs. Schnon of Lansing was the Mrs. GReside is quite, sick nt this I a two rnontha visit with Detroit friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe were at ' been cut this week, and it looks much guest bf tlie Schnier families a couple 1 I .... I George Wellman luu> gone to the en. lietter. . ’ the County seat Monday. (it days^ast week. Several are tureeling with wh«t they ‘ Campment at Denver, The school hmua.- is having a new* Mrs. Roxy Palmerton, mother of Mt H. Boelker and family of Ionia rail a summer LaGrippc. Mn*. Wm Exner apd children are ■ John and Americas Palmerton, died at coat of jmirit. ’ visited Woodland friends “a few days J Hog Cholera is prevalent in this । visiting relatives and friends at this the home of her two sons west of town luevi Hynes, Miss Maude Bates and i igtely : vicinity. ! place. Mfotea Mary Waldron of Big ’ Friday morning.’ Mrs. Palmerton was Mias Parrot visited school Friday after| Mrs. Mike McPbarlin of your city ' Rapids and B<*.4ie I) 1lieuback visited the oldest pioneer resident of Woodland ! noon.. WEST WOODLAND. visited Mrs. Shelby and uttende<i > Coy Barnum Monday, township having lived here for over 1 Mrs. Fred Durkee is entertaining a church at Nashville Sunday with her. j Mr. and Mrs. John Linsea spent a sixty-three years. Tbe funeral was SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. sister from Freeport. [ few ' days at Lake Odtv«a. Their held Sunday from Holmes church, Born to Mr. and Mrs^Ben Crawley j Herb Bishop and family of Hastings YERTY'S CORNERS. 'daughter Mrx Car ireturning heme James and Charles McArthur of Is­- Sept. 7. a pair of twins. '’ visited at Andrew Geiger's last ThuriHearin Perxins of Nashville aud wife , wRh them. abella county and John McArthur and Charley Warner visited friends in day and Friday. visited the latter.'s parents Mt. and' --. 'Josie FUynnaid of Hastings i» risitMrs. Sarah Mills of Saranac attended Plymouth Sunday. ( Mr. Heise and Mr. Senter are im- Mrs. Yerty last Thursday. ing her sifter Sirs. Rcberb Price. the funeral of Mrs. Palmerton Sunday. Elmer Smith of Lake Odessa took proving the looks and the value of Kay Perkins has returned frotn n D. S. England made a business trip dinner on Sunday with A. Warner and their farms by putting up new fences. visit in Grand Rupids.. * WO>C*jN. to Hastings Monday. i family. . ' James'Helmer is very’ ill at; this I Black)x*rries are get iug to l»e a very j NORTHWEST CARLTON. Miss Bessie Weaver commenced work , Marion Shores and John Guy made । writing. ' j expansive luxury, as w understand one as operator in Hilbert's telephone office a Imainess trip fc. Ionia on Thursday of Mr. Amo« Fausey of A nn Arbor .. im.ovo from a ibtflii- ■ party not a thousand miles from here", Leon Barnum returned Monday morning. u few days las.t-------------------week with — his nere trip’ to New York last Saturday. ■ was arrested for‘picking about a quart | last week. * !-»spent ----------------------------Mr. Scbmalzried of Levering. Mich. [ Mr- Ora Addington aud Mire Cora ' nt phtce. The little Helen and Merten Aft.! on enolher men', ’ ‘lend‘ and wks fined i Booher of Lake Odessa accompanied by । Mr?. Jennie Scidtaore of Ludington bright have entertaining their grand- I for it. Burry-vonnly citizens can't Mni. Lydia Aspinal of Carlton spent 1 Shore is spending n few days ut the stand that price.' and we insist that ma. Mrs J. J. Rot* of Detroit during I Saturday night and Sunday with f»nn and picking peaches. ’ the the past week also their brother^ ^e prosecutor ought n< t to force hlackWarnrville relatives. , Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gorham are en- Harold from Jackson. ' i*rrie« to such a limit.; John Lehman and J. Mote went to' tertaining a neplitw and family of Mr. .nd Mm J. F. Black A your i C',r^. A<lki"’ I " »<'«■*■* west Odessa on Friday of last week to ' Chicago. city spent a few days during the jiast I-*® 00 Ml 0 nt**r get some peaches. Mrs. I. Golden entertains the L. A. woea on their farm at this place. Mr. | B- “nU Master jCircle Manton High in quality and down to A. Warner was on the sick list during S. this week Thnnday. \ and Mrs. O. P. Melman and Mr. and , ar,‘ »tt<mding school in Hastingn. kindergarten In price. You the last week. Mrs. Edd. 'Savacvol is severely afllict- Mrs. Barry Melman attended the Dur- I Mrs. Elra Sparks 1wag called to. I.nn , will soon want School Shoes for the children. We have Mr. Forest .Hager took in the exCar- j «'d with poison, kee Reunion iu Carlton Iret Friday, 'si ng Monday on aevonn •of the serious SHOES FOB MEN: ' sion to Toledo. O.. Sunday. : Ged: Dillenbeck entertained a brother j >Hnrt« of her bister, CARLTON CENTER. SHOES FOR LADIES Ernest Wheeler is about to put up a and family fren Ionia the fore part of j' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones and famOscar Yertyand wife of Lake Odessa and kxfow our line will please new fence on West Main St.. Warner। ily of La»v.y- visited his sister Mrs. the week. * you, both in ‘finality and spent Sunday with their brother O. ville. ; Satn Gutchere has sold liis farm to ! Orao Warren Sunday. : price n , n , .iwillBronk.,' Dr. McIntyre of Woodland met in Miss Mabie Hyde ol Assyria sjMtnt Th*’ 8- D. A. school-commenced council with Dr. Shilling, of Nashville .......... . Sundayilast with.CIla > orris. Snaps For Bargain Hunters at E. T. Cole's on of . Monday and-will hold it» M-»i„n in the COBB’S CORNERS. • A. R-! Williams and Clajton Decker 5 packages Ragla Soda 20c ( week de.-ided that their daughter Edna C«ri>euter Hotue a part of which i« Delayed Letter. 3 cans Corn 25c ! of iSberman's corners culled on Mrs. has K8rh;t fewer, which before hiul been occapied by Mrs. Myers. " Regular 50 cent Men’s Work Allen Matthews and wife visited nt j J. Norrh Sanday. . Shirts for only 45c . thoughtnb be measles. Mr. Richard Mereer and Mire Frank! \v. Z. Moore's Sunday. Mwjro „ir„ Miss MaYy Nead of Bowling Green WUliama were :Kue.t. at the WMaat I ch„te ADVERTISED LETTERS. returned fru„, Frian>. Special for Saturdiy: O., called on friends in Warnerville Ston fart, Sunday. Mrs. Ijlarry Cool. Mn* M. C. Quinn. Me. and Mra. Terty u< Yertyeorner. I „ Bnrt ' Sunday. • .ur. anuAirs. leny ut y ertycorners ■ Charles Cobb started for E'canalm Mrs. Ella M. Hale ,fc‘. Mias Jennie 19 pounds H 1 E Sugar for $1.00 ■ Mr. aud Mrs. Harrison Blocker took were visiting onr teacher and («Piilj | Friday wheyc 1» i. engw-1 to teach Lacks. Mire Gertrude Allergton. Mire Jereie Wiilkins. James cimimuus &Son, . dinner on Sunday with John Lehman Saturday. tbc coming year. •*There will be church next Sunday as Thomas Coleman. Btit Ronsh. F. j and family. .Remember I pay the highest Charles Olner null wife, Frank Olner Huncy, D, H. Smith, diart in Hecker, usual and Sunday school will lie held . market price for your produce. and wife, and Ed. Juhuson and wife after the preaching services. Let every­ spent Friday and Saturday at Wall lake. Leoard Sheakman, Frartk Potts. P. G. NORTH WOODLAND. one turn out and greet the new minis ­ Stout. • A few pieces of ground have been Miss Marshnll of Nashville spent HENRT RflQLg sown and this week will be a busy ter. last week at I. N. Cobb's week among the farmers. COATS 9K0VE HOLMES CHURCH. Mrs. Flora Ciarns and daughter of i Tbe aid society st Mrs. L. Rush's Mrs. H. B. Barnum is spending the W oodland visited her parents Mr. and OENEKAL STORE. ! was well attended and a good time was week in Hastings the guest of her hint. J. J. Trego last week. COMMIT, WAIMTH. CUAHUKBSS. ■ reported. brother Mr. Webster Rogers and fam­ The L. A. 8. at the grange hall last LESS WOIIT, VIKI. MIT. ABIES : Elder Lash is attending conference ilyThursday was not very well attended. School Shoes WINTER FORETHOUGHT R. B. Murdock's entertained tbe Proceeds $7. following people the past week, Mr. A very pleasant surprise was given । Hugh Murdcuck, of Courtland county, Will Krunewitter last Sunday by his | N. Y.; Mrs. Homer and Mrs. Smith relatives it being his forty-second birth­ When you want to do any driv- { Rose Calkins of Nash ville and Emma j of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rag- day. ing In this vicinity, come and see us. We furnish good rigs aud Demary of Quimby spent a few days. ’«• of (3oat" Grov® and Mr. J. D. Mr. and Mrs. George Ingram visited drive to all points. When ybu visiting their parents C. Q Demaray Itound« •nd family. the’fornier’s son Elmer Ingram of Hast­ come here let us feed your horses. ’ and wife and other relatives last week. Remember the L. T. L. at Mr. ings Sunday. OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS 4 J. Spencer and wife Sundayed at j Parmelee’s Friday evening Sept 15. LIVERY 4“ FEED /TABLE ? WOODLAND ? r P L ■ * ft । —------- --- --------i yesterday. Elmer Rising and family F. Nash J ' and family Sundavedat C. Hatton's. J J ? nONASfllTH &50NS 4 4 Coats Grove. Mrs. C., Lepard Mrs. ■ Mr. and Mrs? Jerry Freeman of the Ncumanl Cobb returned to his Parsons.; Mrs, Cooley and Sirs. F. Rusli । State Road were the guests of L. ? LIVERTE FEEbJTAPLE school in Alma last Thursday. of Odessa attended the aid society at I Townsend’s people Sunday. J WOODLAND, FIICH. Mrx Isaac Cunningham went to visit ^ra. Rush s. jjr atMi Mrs.. Frank' Dillenbeck ji H. McArthur of Isabella Co., but' and family were tbe guests of W.' S. a brother near,Lake Odessa Saturday, she expect? to be gone two weeks. —., formerly of Odessa, fell from a scaffold Barbum and family Sunday. . Wo hear that William Mitchell Jr. — upon which he was standing while | ------------------ —— ot Middleville formerly of this place is « threshing and was killed. The remains MARTIN CORNERS. BARRY COUNTY MAPS' were brought back to Lake Odessa and ^Mrs. Mary Beach and son of Hast- papa again. . Mrs. Will Kronawitter entertained Cao be had at the WoodlandI f buried in Lakeside cemetery last Sat- , ings are visiting at Edwin Mead s. Qur commenced last Monday an aunt from N. Y. part of last week. Postoffice. They give the. J nrdsy. 4 Mrs. John Spencer living in tbe with Miss Georgia Hicks as teacher. names of every farmer, thc. John had a pig kilJed b number of acres he owns, | Lovewell place inhaled gasoline by miitake last Sunday which nearly cost an Hnt<nnobik run by Grjm<1 all highways, streams,' her her life. Dr. Snyder was hurriedly ! pBrtiea last week, churches, school houses etc. called and saved her life. j ... ’ .. , , , . • Miss Florence Coolbaugh entertained J. Myers is visiting his son at | MrB. Martin Skinner M<i litUe 'PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS Ricbjinl of Hastings last week. ModdersvUle at present. at Woodland Postoffice,' John Velte, Postmaster. ! Bad blood and indigestion are deadly ; Mr. and ^rs. ;F. Barry spent the enemies to good health. Burdock j past week Jin Richland visiting their Blood Bitters destroys them. ; daughter Mrs. C. Boyles. » i : ANNOUNCEMENT Having decided to remove my Law Office to the city of Hastings, I wish to thank my many friends in Woodland and vicinity far their liberal patronage and kindness to me. I have rented the front rooms*over the Hastings Banner office, and expect to occupy them and to be ready for bosineM on and after Monday, September 4th, 1906, and shall be glad to meet my many friends and clients, either In a social or business way at any time. I shall have a phone in my office and any one not having time te come to my office can consult me over tbe phone. To my many friends in the south and west part of the JAMES. M. SMITH H4444 444444 44 Maleline Wing who is attending school at Haatings whs home over Bun* day. , Mr. and Mrs. Krone witter visited tbe latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Beadle Sunday. Mrs. Eli Hilton left Saturday for Jackson called there by tbe death of her sister Mrs. Martha Pixley. STATE ROAD. Delayed letter. Mrs. Freeman will entertain the ^ciety next Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Smith of Eaton Rapdis is visit­ ing her cousin, Mra. Orr Fisher. Mr. and Mrs Paddock assisted in Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hopkins of .the Todd reunion last week. Hastings spent a day at Orr Fisher's The hog cholera is raging in some I the first of last week. localities here. Mr. Kobel lost 14 hogs. I Bert Hilton and lady friend of HastMr.’and Mrs. Kelsey visited their । ings visited relatives at this place San­ son Warney.and wife, in Ratland. day. . Saturday and Sanday. was well attended. The next one will The fool takes his holiday before he meet at Orr Fiaher’s Sep. 23rd. All earns it are invited to attend. W. J. HOLLOWAY."Hastings, Mich A NEW JERSEY EDI­ TOR'S TESTIMONIAL. Wants yoa to make your home beauluL B only tataa I (alloc. ot L. 4 . Paint. and 1 (allow ot Llna-d OU When you paint wllh tbe L. 4 !L°?ou «• Jif >»*“<. “<i • hou«Li BEECHWOOD MASSILLON COAL your homsv Produced for Domestic Use Only. THOM THE EDELMAN Lehigh Valley Railroad MtlMCO-SUgaiCAL INSTITUTE. Detroit, flkh. W ill pay their first visit tp hasting, migh. and will be at tbe PARKER HOUSE Tell your sick friends. Saturday and Sunday Sept. 16 and 19. “The Line BeauiifiF 1 WO DAYS ONLY buffalo This Institute In order to Introduce their new Medical Discoveries aTYl XRadiurn System, sends at its own ex­ pense these eminent specialists to give to those who call on the above date, consultation, examination, advice and all medicine required to complete a cure, absolutely free. These specialists will diagnose your case and give you the benefit of their medical knowledge. Their is do cxpcrimeating or guess work. You will be told whether you can be cured or not. If your case is curable, they treat yon4, if incurable they will give you such advice as may prolong you. life. Their treatment gives quick relief and positively cures. Being prepared to suit each individual case the human System is thoroughly cleansed of the disease in a natural and direct manner to NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA • !tli , ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS , । ' J | iFiYeJ tfaru-.n’t, Dining Gr; :Tonne,!- at !...•• ,i„ and improvement is noticed at once; ’ even the worst cases are treated with­ out any inconvenience to the patient ortho pursuing of his daily vocation. If you arc improving under your fami­ ly physician do not come and take u^ their valuable time. They wish to give each one plenty of time, but cannot" listen to long stories Dot pertaining to ,!| Niagara | lines, from'llu* .-st. F®r Ume-t.Ne. ned deacripthe mat/rr. addrev, « WHEBLER, ^0<ocr«l Apent. t*n««nser ikjxnl •lent, Hultaio, N. N . Ur H. It Soft. ,>«TS. Traveling p,.. .*Scr Aifm > They have discarded the old reme­ dies used for ages by thc medical world and which it would be folly to depend upon any. longer for they do not cure, as thousands die depending on them for relief. ► The fact that these Specialists have discovered entirely new treatments and natural cures, gives them control of the Nervous System, Heart, Stom­ ach, Lungs, Kidneys, Catarrh, Con­ sumption, Epilepsy, Deafness, Male Good Printing When you htiw‘Printing Tumors, Piles and other Chronic Dia- They treat deafness by an entirely new method and hearing in many cases is restored at once. Catarrh in all its varied forma cured so it will never re­ turn. If you have weak lungs or con­ sumption do not foil to be examined. LETTER -HEAD: NOTE-HEADS . BILL HEAPS REU1.I1TS . BOOKLETS EOLhEliS . DODGERS All cases treated cau and will be cured, no difference who you hare seen or treated with heretofore. Thousands who have given up all hope of being cured, now have an opportunity to con­ sult specialists of reputation. Dont fail to call as a visit costs you nothing and may save your life. If you suspect kidney trouble, bring a two ounce bottle of your urine for chemical and microscopical analysis. ■ REMEMBER:—The free offer is during this visit only and will not be any treatment after this trip will be required to pay, but not one cent will be asked of those commencing, treat­ ment during this visit for any medicine necessary to effect a cure; also a posi­ tive guarantee to cure will be given to patients accepted under their system' of treatment. Those having long who have failed to get cured and be­ come discouraged, are especially invi­ ted to call as thousands who have given up all hopes can Testify to per­ manent cures obtained. NOTICE:—Married Ladies without their Husbands and Minors without their Faikcrst will positively not be admitted to consultation. Send "Us your dealer's name and we will mail you a copy of ' A ROMANCE OF HOME MAK­ ING." Every, woman should read thia refreshing little novelette, which; tells the secret ot surceasful home making. wily. ■ .drk BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING ( ARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITATN8 In fact, almost anything in the line of printing in one or more colon,. ' lb. worh will be .11 don' Let us have the next Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. order. Don’t Forget the Date, SATURDAY and SUNDAY JULES G.HOFFMAN, ■ Detroit. Michlien, Tho BANNER, Sept. 16 and 17. . Hastings. -Mich. TWO DAYS ONLY Fits Amusenents. Railroad Rates. The celebrated Adgle and her wonderful trained Hons. The most thrilling performance even wit­ nessed. Other attractions of a marvelous nature. FREE Reduced rates on all railroads of one fare to Grand Rapids and return. Write S. J. Weber, Sec’y, for all Information. 89 Pearl St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Racing. Trotting, Pacini! and Running Races every day. No extra charge for admission to the Races. West Michigan State Fair GRAND RAPIDS. MICHIGAN Sept. 18-19-20-21-22, 1905. Premiums for Agricultural Eihibits. 1,000 Cash Prize*. Wurierful Exhibits. of Manufactured Goods. *’ Womn’s Department, Fine Baking and Preaervea. Art Needlework :i»ds of medicines for and TaFeatries. Poultry. cial nrixr* ■" ca*l>. �H ASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER H. 19. s ... —* outuuo Hi IV* O. „1 .. . . r . _____ L—————————■■—**"**r——— . ' *' • -P»-' ~9 SOUTHWESTERN BARBY DEPARTMENT C-F The locaTXews In Orangeville, Hope, Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER S Correspondents. ' " - I ; net tom DELTON. SHULTZ. Mr. and. Mrs. Will Rice have return­ School commenced last Monday with ed home from Ohio. where they have Mr. Wehater Hastings of South^Dakota *l>ent the summer visiting relative* a* teacher. and frjends. Mr. and Mr*. J. McLravy of Hast­ ’• Rev. Fisher went to Charlotte Wed- ings visited her parent* Wm. Peake * nesday to attend ,cvnfereuct‘. and wife lakt week. j Sirs. F. Munroe, uf north of Delton. Jake Woyerman was in Middleville 1 returned home Thursday from a two on Wednesday and Thursday of last | weeks visit with relative* and friends week. I at Battle Creek and other pointe Mrs. Ve.ru Loomis and Mrs. Jim j Roy Leinarr was in Kalamazoo Bates of Delton spent Wednesday (Thursday. •• . night and Thursday of last week at ! A large number attended the chick­ this place the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ■ , en pie supper at the home of Mrs. Orin Loomis. | Fisher's Tuesday. Mrs. lx Turpenning is spending -this ; Mrs. R. S. Harter sjient a few ddy* week with her daughter Mrs. C. Filley I last: week with her parent* in Johns- of Middleville. town. . Mrs. Etta Spiller and ton Herman of ■ The-Marcabee Ladies t(x>k dinner I with Mrs. Hattie Whittemore Thursi Jay? | Mrs. Chas. Sylvcstnr of Battle Creek andlMrs. N. Slawson ot Banfield calle.! on friends here last week. R^y Ixrinarr entertained his sister from Kalamazoo last-week. & Son,, Ui L. LW iJ: You Will Say So Too | n 1 kt • •- : • .e driven I Ml Ka’fr ex xffiplete MAU money it bujiusi •u to W.H. Chase, OcUoc. Michigan. . owr;t. .-MMW Delian Bank ent on ’as <J. .eposits. :ate nd do Bi now (•niT . Deeds, and Bonds Sold. Insurance - I I’lr.ldent. l-re iJent. ■‘'hkr' >ii lj'v'l b ; nil I U P. HiRII NNING ,JA in.’s C6tt i’A. A. J.u III.,tic- Announcement. Ih-nf btiugit tlu LALBAHUH •Rfiritft, and q in add a complete Hue 01 <i.--xfr. . Canned Goods, Conf.ctloiu, J 1 *111 he kept r.^i « ut>’to date In of |btrona*< •licit* my share J. SPROUL, Delton, Mich. BANNER MAPS OF BARRY COUNTY. ^■yw every S'triii •! Barry County, tte uuml>er oi gco-x, section, townftip, etc. .: , *•, ,-.vb the highways, iirexu):. rMir.ivJh, cbYwches, schopl houtes Vvi ,ul able for reference. PRICE ONLY 50CTS. II Haeltw tot Office. F, G. MUMS, Posfmitet NORTHEAST BARRY. MICHIGAN CROP REPORT. The date for lhe I. A. s. at Mra , a»nriK. Whipples IVI<:..—,_ c. _ . .14. . George Sept' j Yield of Wheat Seems to be Dis­ A quiet wedding this Week. appointing in Some Parts Chas. Lctchleliner and wife enter­ of the State. tained Oscar Jones aud family of Hast­ The weather during August-was very ings a few days. ' Eugene Russell and' wife of Battle'. Uvorahle for growing crop* says- the Cteek were callers at Samuel Dudley 's monthly weather crop report. During tbe major ponton of the month the one day last week. I temperature was neveral degree* al»ove L. E. Brown of Bridgeport u> visit-1 the normal . --------- « *um»- | the normal while thixprecipitaiion was his parents this week. * I[ ulm, also greater greater than usually occurs at this ing hi* Mrs. Abraham Aliraham Bunnell had h«a ■a cancer ' time .of »**the y*ar. Corn, beans, potaremoved from her face, last Saturday, toe* and sugar beets made rapid growth D r. Lowry of Hastings performed the and regained much that was loot earlier oportioD. in the season. It was too wet to secure Miss Mary Bunnell of Grand Rapids <*ta in the b*it condition, bat other fl* is visiting friend* in this vicinity than thlB uo ‘*ri°a'’ damage was done. ’h»‘ “ ”« »««’.Urliandale are spending several days [ R- a Wel.t.r.na wife^t Sund.y . I" with ih. termer ’ , mter. Mra John i ,o* “ w''h ,L' r>l«t«l White wh«t with her brother A. Smith and family, j Mt-Olueklin X IkrtterO. raiwclly >. poor in qurtitri l»ing ! Edwin Shultz of Hastings was hume J 'j light in weight. While -the condition ; over Sunday. FINE LAKE. | bf red wheat i* fair. The average es­ ' Mr*. Oren Loomis and sou Harry ,wuic w'wman quality Mite NoUte Bowauu waents traehra in in 1,10 th,, I11 ',n“1"1 ’riel'i "" ,c™ i" T’ T1” , spent Saturday and Sunday with her ! King district nud Miss Hattie Johuron ' *• —I y.,n a* cofiipared with an average, 1 Ii ibodn in Hickory corners. ” Is" ,v" -T“^7 i in the Gregory district. ‘ • *“ U*’ ' ' Please don't forget the aid at Mrs. 1‘ Mire Martha Brai , , ... • . „ The total d timber of bushel* of wheat Ml. Mortte. rto.ra.lry ottrud, ,,v ,„men, 1„ Al',g. !P Etta .Pierce's on Thursday of next week !, s&ioul in Battle Creek. ...... ...»«v ust at the elevators. flooring mill* for dinner. I Mr and Mrs. Olinder of Shelby are | and at. the 218.2M',isoi|206,3!9, a total T fl? « fl» fl? fl? fl? LS^8h"l“ ■’'°rk,n* •JJ Have a complete line of Furniture fl? some very attractive prices on DELTON. MIC . KSti'aS,?*,'^yr0° drive from trait... rename. P-J. HOUVENIR JfJ ifi iji 9 fl? s fl? ib fl? Hardware Department. fl» fl? Birdsell wagons, T. <fc H. Smith wagons, Saginaw fl» Farmers Handy Wagon, sortie special prices on buggies, 9 line of Builder’s Hardware complete, he idqtfarters for lb American Field Fence. Just received) a carload of lb lb T American Fence. lb <!» * * ib lb ib ALDRICH BROS.,. lb lb T DELTON, 4' Dr. Donald McDonald The Well Known Specialist MICHIGAN. ' ib ib _ R. S. HARTER, M. D., I'HYSICIAK anasUltdEON. OEKlcr nouBSTll loll.ra„ , u>3pun.,T to A pan.. All call* |>rotup’ly atUiult-d. T«toptioo* tu offide. • .Office st rMltouce. Dcltarf Mteb. • IS COMING I FOIWHONEWEAR NXITICXOE IjrrrlNO DRAIN CONTRACT. Notice I* tereby given. Ctet 1. I’hlllt. W. Burs***, County Drain CoratulMtooer of tte County of Barry ate state of Mk-hlgwn. will ou tte Z7th day of heptetnlwr. A. D. ISM. at tte Hue of tbe Drain. »*■,. so tn tteTown*hlp of Hope, la tbe mM c ounty of Barry at io o'clock In the forenoon of that day. proceed to recelv bMto for tht cotxtrucilOQ of a certain Drum known and <leAlgnaled, a* tbc “* toverdalc Drain.” located and eatablUhed in tte township of Hope, tn mid County of Harry -nd desertteu aa follow*, to Wit. Commeuclnc at apolut MM tL sand wwfLa uf centre ot Sec. tu. town north, range v west County Of Barry and *bt> of Michigan. .Dience upon land owned hy Alta L. 1-udwlck aud Letitia 1 foster, a distance i>t T-’C IL a* loltows; He will be tn -era io ative- to the eatiuct volcauoes bn the office ready to .ehfosce the law in be inoun. The tospience of the discovery MrzL. Dixon of Hickory Come: , half of a suffering puldtr. i i* tbe theory. The Pacific inliind* are L.'hu Dnimtuond aiqi »un Roekwpli At Parker House was in this vicinity Sunday. Archie and Levi Mead made •■’8 ; ot the same terrain as the uioou. The . spent Saturday and Sunday at Gun ' SchiK.1 Ofa'iiral Munday, with Etta ' find the other day iu wild honev. Thev L___ ’is ,»._. _____ J ...»___ , , . Sturr a* teacher. c^t dc.T.1 re..„, >t w..,.,',r ,i hev •I! p, u'’”e. ocean where thc mi*>n used lake. foe and from it *< •< und ‘ to |w>> [tefore tlie white , Will Downing of Chicago is’ making cqt down of finehhoney. *' ~srarchHgbt *•’'’*•* of ” *“ ‘ Whu can beat that, 'theorizing science the mystery of the : Mr. h. Temple left fuf Missouri last Luther Ldbhr and wife also Clark । incomprehensible fade* like the tsmuke Friday to attend college another year. ■ hi« home with Mr. and Mr-. G. Bush Osbbrno and wife enjoyed Lslwr day 1 nuisuinee Itefure the effort* of the snudee lhe body uf Mr. Henry Replogle of ■ and attendyig.school. One d.xy only each month. Office imijwviui . It il is I* clear iiru, now.. «Pfetnitna ,n at Kalamazootdoerviug-theparade and ^inspector. ILtotuigs wa i buried in the Prairieville '• Elmer Kelley of Delton Vailed on hours. V a. tn. to 3’p. iu. ‘ ably all seas have been formed :i □ file . spurts etc. ccutetery Sunday. • friends here Sunday. ■ oi the Consultation, Examination and Advice week । *anie manner. (Looking at a mapj Miss Zoe Powell spent tbe Mrs. Delih-rt Temple and children Ruth Bush of •Kalamiizuo whu ha* ' i worlQ^this leads tu thc suppositii h that Free. from Indian River are visiting her . I»eeii visiting her cousin Bessie Bissell, 1 in Hastings. | nature has used the earth as. he: sapd ,ra., Smith are entertain­ Dr. McDonald has for years made a j parents her.’. Mr. and Mrs. ■ pit. When she wished io build -J i new j|r 1 has returned home. • study of Chronic and lingering Dis­ > fur ' ‘“8 “ Bn<1 ^ar,,,u,nl frt)m 1 ,t„w, w. ,----; Cha*. Armstrong i* caring for moon or planet she dug into ear h -for eases. His extensive practice’and Su ty- * J- M* Mitehell fti cutting corn . .Lihn jCameron who is sick with material.. This is ’.humiliating “’T" ?* i Mr. mid Mrx. Frank Smith enter- *. to perior Knowledge enables him to cure ‘ ' Alfred Store of Milo. . ( every curable disease. All Chronic j from ‘ Hind?* Corners , n# wby lmV< , proud ot our ^>arth taiued friends hi.M. ' A number from this vicinity nttend- * Sunday. ’ j -w i Dineasee of the brain, spine, nerve? Mr; Bert McBauo entertained , blood, tikin. heart, lungs, liver, stomach Will । l*fil»r day at Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mm Hnller ’ 'Smith w.n: sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. ' among the number that surprised Mr. i-titutiuu. I * - Why J Ccould °n.d not ** | kidneys, bladder and bowels sclentltf nut,onc one,of ot| ,hi tneae ■ Helen. Doris and Leun Griffith visi-' Di j ’•great upheavals" have dug the :anal? I call? and sucfcessfttlly treated. Evans Sunday. Adams of Clovenlale 'ted at I-’**’ Houvenvr'a Wednesday. ! I Alao, where are the other massefi that McDonald pays special attention to and Mrs. Brunson, -of Hastings. Satur, MrJ Harvey i catarrh. Catarrhal Deafness. Throat 'j Girl Bissell is attending school al J day evening previous to their departureJ' have U'en cast out? an(J visited his sister Mrs. Fred Naael here and Enn Lung Diseases. Chronic Diseases • | Hickory Corner*. peculiar to women. Nervous and I’hysi, j for Califumin. On account of poor • Science duel!nut trouble itself over, — S undsy. CRESSEY. Mr. Bropsuu will spend the win- | Debility, Rheumatism, i'aralysis. these i«tty problem*. Theoriziu ? sci-, cal Debi and all Chronic and Nervous, ’ CLOVERDALE. Our school commenced Monday with ' ?“ *fc*t *“,n’’rio'w <•“«*:«• A enev considers only the great c mses. : *Neuralgia, ' Diseases of -Men, Women and ChildArdiie Nevins, ut Otsego upent u ' Mi« Era Pibo-of Delton m,te«.-h,r. ( “«'el> chain ram ten n. a It hew* to tbeilifie, let thc chi?* be! (fen. No mutter what your disease what they may. and occasion* ly dt ? couple of days here with his cousin* may be, • .. , . I token of friendship. produces rraulifl that aro extrenn ly i|i-■ , Eric and Ynt-1 McLeod. No preaching Sunday. . . ... Firt.erb.hx »tservice conterence. AllRev. nn. ■ . „‘ '■<>'"« -,.r tenet, teresting from any standpoint. Poor There IS Still. nOI>C"Tnen DO : Ijowis Underhill has gone back to very drairun, or hi. l»ing returned to ’,’h “ »••'' b»W. Jnhta Verne.' He wrote fiction. The Not Despair (St. Louis after a short visit with this charge. . ■ “*’• t,eo* Ransom has a fine new best he could do WM to conceive thc .. . .1 । ’ f ,1 u »„. but consult Dr. McDonald aud gut a friends here. altering uf tho.poles of th. ear h tn correct diagnosis of your disease and | Lola Andrus who hash been visiting j p ttno’ ' Thin community was quite shocked the discharge .uf a gigantic cannon, feel assured that thc doctor kuoivs cor ’ on learning of the midden deu^i 'of 1 her sisters in South Huven is again at ' ORANGEVILLE. Lucky Prof. Pickering ' He deals in rectly what aha you. If you are cur I home. . I thrlnitlL He look. .1 » volran . «».l tabte. hWhlMiIe jou. ThoM OMbto . Delayed letter. J Henry Replogle, who was highly cs-: .. ♦ . -I -Atecrinv rw-,.*n to wr,te for «yn>pto® blank. • teemed by all of his friends here. lie '। Mrs. Enos Barber who has been very j1 Elsie Beattie liegan teaching school «... - ifTra' I.fhravnl. digging rcraa Corrwponctence ilrtetly cuitdentlrt. । huil formerly resided in this township j| jxxirly of late is again slowly imprpv- i, in tbe Blake district, last Monday. lieds. He see* tbo one-time co 1 tents , ( fur mnay years, und was a veteran of I re^8’ Tlie Grnngere held Jhcir picnic at of these beds whirling around in ipac® ingReally, it is enough to” cause any flat- i Dr. Donald McDonald Lois Shorter and Irving Barlier are Gun lake, last Thursday. Mrs. Lydia Keeler and Mrs. Etta ion writer to turn ahame facedlj from j THK specialist. ■ Mary A. Ryan in company with one fit tend ing school at Richland. bis trade and revel in the wonjlerfnl I andso KMt Fulton Str,' 1 one of thc sisters of the Catholic order Dokey and children of Kalamazoo, are Jennie Fisher and Fanny Johnson to which they belong visited her broth­ went Grand Rapids, Mich to Kalamazoo Monday after visiting friends and relatives in this and entertaining field of scientific truth. , ' ; vicinity. ; ors here Inst week. ■ spending Sunday at B. Fisher's. . D. G. Crore and granddaughter I ’ earl Mra. Elmer DeWatera is very sick at Iva Barber gave a party Saturday Maximilian-and his followers i were j' Ibis time having suffered a relapse. evening in honor of her cousin Nora Ordway have gone north to spend a few days. Tbe Orangeville band shift up In Qurrataro. Many powerful ■1 • The infant child of Will Chapman Rowley uf Lawton. A very ple*ant Influence* were nt work to save him. I| jilayed at Gun lake last Thursday for evening was spent with music and ! and wife is quite sick at this time. I the Grange picnic. This liand is get­ Sewn rd also dkl bls licst. But het made . little or no effort to escape. If be had I i There will be a Sunday School picnic games. ting to be quite popular, liaring played I at Acker’s Point on Saturday Sept. 28. A number uf our homes are now con­ at Green lake the week before. failed os fin emperor he could nt least] face disaster with the courage aid the' nected with tbo ctatsido world with Five 4choola will unite in the exerdignity bf a right princely nature. Be­ “phones."' I cites.trayed by the Infamous Loins,! tried j HINDS CORNERS. Mr.A and Mrs. Warren Fisher re­ [ Mrs, Anna Johnson, of Grand Rapbefore a court martini of boys and or- = Mr. Chas. Tobias spent a partof ■ ids, spent Sunday with Arthur Patton turned Saturday from an enjoyable trip i dered to be shot, he spent his Inst days to the western coast including a visit last week in Battle Creek. Cor. Waihiogtoo ni Bojlstoo Sti. in the discharge of all tlie obligation* I j and Vjife. Mr. A.'E. Phillpis and family and Of friendship and courtesy. A i false j The numerous members of the John- to the Portland exposition and the BOSTOH. USS. Mr. A. F. .Phillips and family; spent report of the death of Carlotta (being j cock families held a reunion at the Grand Canyon in Arizona. t Mrs. Betsey Leinaar of Jackson is Sunday at Leach lake the guest of Mr. brought to him In prison lie said sim­ home of Richard Johncock Jr. last Headquarters for Michigan ply, “One Ipsa tie to bind me to tbo ; L Golden and fgmily. visiting her brother B. Fisher and oth ­ Press Association and Business Saturday with the brass bond accomMen while in Boston. Located Remember the peach and cream worftin Led forth to his execution er relatives. and told to stand between two pf hla Iianiement. in business center. Everything social at Mr. Cox's Thursday night. Mrs. Mattie Gilbert and daughter generals who were likewise condemn­ new and firatclase; fire proof; 800 FEET SWOLLEN TO Mr. Withey of Hastings visited ed, be surrendered tlie- place of honor Jean of Battle Creek spent Sunday at rooms; bath aud telephone in IMMENSE SIZE. every room. Special rate to com­ Chas. Tobias one day last week. to General Mira mon In recognition of > , ‘ ‘I had kidney trouble so bad Enos Barber’s. mercial men, Mrs. Maggie Wheeler and son Basil Gladys Garrison who spent the pact his courage. The rattle of tbo mus­ that I could not work” says, J. J. Cox, of Valley View, y., “my feet who have been visiting relatives hero week with friends in Battle Creek has kets marked perhaps the end of all monarchy In the uew world. But thc ( I were swollen to innaenae size and I returned to their home last week, in ! returned home. > bitterest critic of democracy could was confined to my bed and physicians , Jack Snyder spent Labor day in Kal­ scarcely desire a gender figure, than were unable to give me anv relief. My JoeksoiL doctor finally prescribed Fulev’s Kid­ Maximilian's to stand before th* eyes amazoo. ney Cure which made u well man of Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to of Americans as tbe last representative me. For sale by .Arthur E. Mulhol­ attend to business during the day or A little life may be sacrificed to n of aristocracy and of kingship on this land succaMor to W. IL Goodyear. sleep during the nighL Itching pile*, suddnn attack of croup if you don't continent—William Oarrott In AtlanAvoid serious results or bladder dis­ horrible plague. Doan's Ointment have Dr. Thomas' Eclectric. OU on “*■ ■> . . order by taking Foley's Kidney- Cure. cures.. Never fails. At any drug hand for the emergency. For aale by Arthur E. Mulholland suc- store, 90 cents. ' Wtednesaaij. Sgdi. 20. me New LBXlIlOUHl Howl... Lcxinoion HoibI Gonioanu, J. D, FMSBB, Pru. cereor to W. H. Goodyear.; jjj and are making Dining Chairs, Rockers. Couches, Suits, Springs and Mattresses. Come in and look us over, get our prices and see our stock of goods. Cost you nothing if you dont "buy. tub SOUVENIR LIVERY, Peed and Sale Stable. 9 Furniture Department. t Miss Belle Cutler is un thb sick lift. Roy Cutler of Hastings spent Sunday Quarterly incetihg at the Evangel! [guests at the later’s brother's-B. F. ; <yf 410,805 btishels. which iaj27O,8T« with hitjtareritiL Miss Emma Diukle returned to Kiya*5 cal chnii'Kuext Saturday aud Sunday ( (’irover’h. ' i bushels more than reported niarkDted May; Jay arid Rankin Hart attended muz<M> Monday to resume her studies at Nto Myra BrininHool la midar t|)« 1 in th. ramo npnth laal year. . , , ------------v "n" ductm s rare 1,1 .plu. <4 tin, dart ha. Jiilinr-ix-V the Juhnrock reunion at »•--» \ ar.kte care. -.rableth.athkn.weather this the Nazareth’ Academy. • Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Paul and little! ' fa-up to Mr Adams made -a bus inuss trip <o Springs Mra d. D. uLi. -U a rary i»U , <rt Brttte Crart 'irttM r‘'W ’iU * ‘ Kalamazoo Thursday. ’’ . - Dr. Harter and Dr. Elliot%uf Hickory sprained .ankle.. Fine lake relatives lust week." L avvragr. The eNtimuK-d average yield Ver acre t’oriier^ amended the Mjslir.il Meeting John Payne uf Kalamazoo spent ; Mrs. Philip’Solomon of‘south Barry it W. N. ’ Payne's. . ' | railed uo Fine lake relative* Sunday ; \-L ” in Hastings Thursday. . . The wenthetid’iring August wlas very Geo. Payne whu\is threshing near i aud Monday. Mrs. Loomis aiid Mrs. Bales were in fur (Join. It tat uub eared' !’ Leslie Gilmore leaves Wednesday for (,■ favorable Milo ?|>eut Sunday at hurne. Cloyfrilah: Thursihiy. » well, but U'giui tu ripen, no tbit some Mr. Will Chase and family of Kala- ; j bis old home near Boston. Muss. His.j■i of it is ulrt.uly out of thc way |»f frost. NORTH HOPE. . many friends regret to have Him go. . tnazdo have been spending the punt Beans have made a good growth and weqH camping at ^Crooked lake and ; The band boys of this nvigh|M>rhood ■ DOSTER. will-yield weR. attended tbe Johncox reunion nt Dick 1 calliog on friends in Delton. . . ' The condition uf potatoes is lower Johnrox's last Saturday. , v . Farr and family* spent , than lust year, which is due principally C. Parshall started Wedheaday for j -v. ...... Mire Crereie Hull of Hustings spent Su,1<l“y ’,l Hiwting* to to the the unfavorable unfavorable weather weather early early in in i ' Pigeon. Huron county, where he ex- : Mire Bertha llatninund is attuning | the season. . pects to remain tv?o or three muiiNw , Sunday with be” parehttL Dan Hull j and wife? ’ school at PraiYievillu.. : There has lifcn a large growth of l , to take Charge of a flouring mill. Mrs. S.R. Rogers visited in. August a , clover, but mf|ny correspondent* state Mrs. Horace Pennock Js Spending a ; Several of the neighlrars and yonug few days with her juirents at Hickory , jieople gathered at Dan Hull's Sunday , lust week. Mrs.. Harriet Farr is visit- *l*at it has hot filled well, afternoon the event being the 2l*t ' ing in Chicago,and will also visit in • I Corners. ' THE BONDERS OF SCI^TjCE. birthday of their and Roy. All had Milwaukee l>cfore her return home. Mol Nichols of Kalamazoo a)«ut —. ... . , . „ ,r 1 The strange things in this wo«ld owe a pleasant time. The Pine Lake \V. F. M. S.. Will , ... . v ; Sanday with her mother. Mrs Gilles- ■ .... 1 allegiance to the realmof truth. ItcMire Maggie Corbitt visited at . W. I meet with Mr*. Richard Hughe* j .. | pie. । I tion i* commonplace. Truth i* the C. Anders one d^y last week. 1 U,f* । stange, the remarkable, the weird, tbe I Mrs. Ellis Faulkner and son Paul left Little Boland Wardell of Lansing is |,irJtrn.. Therefore, there is iotbing non were m» Mr. Jonas Hnil and Tuesday morning for a two week* visiting at the hume of E. C. Farr. ^.fi for w, to du but calmly to - accept visit with relatives at Grand Rapids our streets Sunday. . a the 'theorj ___ ry expounded l»> Prof. J’ickerJohn Anders and wife railed npun Mire Bertha Honeywell .is spending and Muskegon. ■ Haven. ing. astronomer at Harvard, that tlie his mother Sunday afternoon. ’fewtweeks ’ in "South ’’ ” Airs. Hoff of Lowell is visiting her Tbe Band Boy’* Social at Dostei Pacific ocean i* nothing more nor lew Mrs. F. Bailey has a brother brtither Ellis E. Faulkner. ing her. We understand that hg intend* , Saturday evening was well attended <ban the hole that was left in tfie Mrs. Emma Pennock and daughter I eiijjh when the maw uf substance buying a farm and settling down in and they cleared $16.10. Bernice sjxmt Sunday ★ith her partnte I Which is now the muon, throu^i some thin neigbliurhood. Mr. and Mr*. W. Smith of Hickory ^•grrat upheaval.'' took to itself spacePODUNK. t The "threehcr hoys” und neveril annihilating wings and flew ^>ryuml ‘ corners. others from this vicinity «tteml»*d the ■ ..nmond in., vigil.,, Wu wish to c'>i ■ith the able slili' assistance n*hi>stun<*t* gravitation. ... show In Hastings laM'week. All re— of our Sheriff\'ith PRAIRIEVILLE. .| of, the Pru*. Attorney. Thing* seem - The vobmocs of Hawaii are rt4q»oiisi- Mitra Sadie Mcbeoy i* visiting port n guod time. ■ to lx* doing ’ whim such men get into ble fur rhe insjpiralion of Prof. Picket ­ friends in Grand Rapids and Reed POLLEY DISTRICT. office. Wynld. that im.ra men of the ing.' He recognize* them as near rel­ Mr^ Dunkley ahj daughter of Rich- ALDRICH BROS towu. count? an«l *la|e alcrt-ixM. Kald job will let iu otic •cctlou ta accOtdatxw with. tbe dlagzam no* on file with tbe other paper* |wrta!i*nz to wild brain, in lhe ofnor of tbe County brain i -iintnlwsianrr of tbe said County of Marry, to w hich reference may lie bad by all paitltw IntrrrMt-d. and bld* will bo made and teeclrpd iwdln*ly. Contract* *lH !<■ made uitli the lowenl reqiotwILlc bidder thing adequate srcnrUy for ttrn prrfon^niicr ot thc work. In a * tn) thru and tiwrr to te fined by me. r« wtrvjng to *>y*eW tbc riztit to reject iuiy and aU bld*. Tbt- date for tbe I'otnplellon ot -och contract, and the term* of payment therrfot. 'halt and will he announced at the time ano plats’ of leltliw butler h. further hereby gh^n. that at tbtj time and place *t «aM Mtiug. or at such otter time and ptacr thereafter tu which.Lite Count.<bra!n t ooimls-loner afore-»ld. may adtourn the same, the a.»*c*<nvert* for 1>cnrnt» and tte Und* romprirrd nulltn the Cloverdale brain Special A*«-'«iurot liMrict/* and the apportionmentthereof will Iw annoubeed by m>- and will be vnbiert to renew for t»m* day. trvai nine o’clock ‘.n the forenoon until Dre o c) jek In tte after­ noon. ' • The following I* a de-wifptton oi tte several tract* or parcel* t'l land coa*tituitag tte Specta! AMCMtncnt bbtrtet of »afd brain, vtxj . i»l>« »iv I * e frl H n of lake, rec a*. a w ,Pfrt ot » , [ »r frl ’yiat tetfrvn Mud Lake ant rail MMl, rec .‘3. if n w frLL. N |iart of i S of ti w frl a of s • q.AcCSO. h frl parrot ncfrl Vi.Ms- of n eir. ?». * H w frl E partot t; «• frl i». s r coiner of» * N r S of « » frl q WM <4 R R.w 31. Neu of « r '» «’*t of nUlnwi. *ev 11. N of n w of seM.w si. N part of w >-•>< n e *ec ;<l. . K part of * w frili. sec 31. N part Of n ■ of t w frl 31. j E ' - Of * » q. 3L W of ft w frl ‘t.*«3t. H w '* <X » w . rec^tJ. The town-hip of llop«’ ■t large. All .< tte above UcAcrtbrU parcel* Of land ate In town 2 noth, rang* sweat. County of Harry. SUlv of Mn-hlxau. N pan tfw ',ol w1, o( n o q.we A E of r », of « e l» of n h < vrept 5 a on M«lr. e-C 5. E’t of n r frlsee S. • W part ot-n w frl U except 4 a of) ueM to also ewpt ■ vf! n rm! to Ik-1 ton Uriel. Co.. Commencing «j:i tone Unr between Hope and IwgtnnliMt. arc n. -Commruelngon to*® lire tetwren Hope and Barry.oof <'. a. AS. K. R. right of war run nlng r SR id* on town line, s to rd». 11 fl. til-mu' a little n of w in center <X county ditch is rd*. l.V, ft. n w »»ft on a so deg curve, w MK rta. a w <ai a io deg curve to a - point ttofta of *a!4 town line atom. iiUroad thence atoag railroad ot u e w except tou In belton. «« c. »rt of n S of n r K, of u r frl q <«M ■file township t»f Harry at targe- , ,. ,■ AU of the atxne described parcels.of land are In to* n l north, range v west. Count} of Barry. SUk rf* Michigan. , New. tbaefore. all unknown and uon-reaL dent penions, owners and tH-taon* Intetreled in thc above do bribed tanda. and you Milton courer. J- B. william*, chaa. Ilaxel.Myrofi 1’ennock. frank Monroe. Mary Pennock. Ctes. Pennock. Ate .TotipMNi,«. M. Conyer. K. Tltua. O.M.TUua. John Juht.-m. M. Nagte. Alanson I Jonre. K. Pennock. Wm. Ashby. Chaa. Kinnsbury, (too., Mato. Theo. <Hte. Aaron ' Chandler, and tte township of Hops. Ludoda Morehcuar, Chaa. Olrejoo. Grttrgr . Mortor, A. -W. Huryoe. <toi». Van। Ute. Abram I Felder. W. A. Ktatman. Oren Barrett. Mary , BarreK. tte DeHoa Brick Co., and the township 0,Alrrhe'reby noUfiedthat at tte time ud place aforeaald. or at rneli otter time and place r>— tn wbtah uld (Marine mar te ad- (oreaoon until nr*o elocM In tbe nfU nmun, tbe Mwmiput for benefit a and tbe Utals com­ prised within tte ClvwdMe Drain BpecUi AMvument IHUrtcls will be subject U> review. And you and wb of you. o’T.en at>d aer- S t ic.wh <^unty I >tala o< tbeCwrty �HASTING^ BANNER, SEPTEMBER 14. 1905. 10 HIGH STREET. WAN TS' School commenced Monday with Miss Mabel Yeckley as teacher. Fountain Pens For a short time 1 will sell nn nnnh thc self-filling kind for Ol.UU 83011! Come in and them. Jewelry Store. OPEN EVENINGS. At the. Corner F. R. PANCOAST if vmi have anything nnvthine useful If you that you want to sell, or if there Is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. I Ing's ai*eut Sunday ut Alvah Sootier's. I Miss Clarisa Merritt of Hastings If you have a buggy that's lying idle in the bare; a stove ur other household goods you , don’t use; if you have any stock ' you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; If you । want a girl for house work; in ; fact if you wnnt.tp buy, rent or - I sell, just try obr Want Column ■ It brings buyers and sellers-to; gethcr, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR. EACH i INSERTION. Try it. ; spent a faw days last week at A. Myers BLY YOUR -. ' Clarenci Robinson returned to CleveI land O. Inst week to pack bis goods to ■\ move back to Barry county. He thinks ■ Michigan good enough for him. j Mr. and Mrs.'Frans Nosh of Has»- NEW FAIL Sill OF | ■ Arthur Gesler was the guest of Al­ ’ v'ah Beeber one day last week. ■ Myra Kale is attending school in | Hasting* . Byron Minges of Hastings called on j friends here Sunday. • Wm. Leonard of Hastings was on our street Sunday. A BARGAIN-1 b««e » eo“v>' | - good~ as new. guaranteed ------*----1 first-class ..,UU. 1 i Miss Lillie Vundenlmrg went to her sale, 5 xcboul In Orxugpvin. Boqtay, >•„ Jww" north We have the lw*st line of coffees in the city to' Eelect from: The Oriental, a Mocha and Java, blended | exclusively for our trade by the importers. Kee Wah Outclress. you know all about the delicious flavor of • this cjoffee. The .Tamo, its backed.up by a reputation i of many years. San Marto, Caban. Apex and Qthers too numerous to mention. • If you are desirous of a good bfeverage for your breakfast jii.t call and tell us about it. We know if you dura: give any of these a trial you will always call for then,. ' ’ fiams $ Russ, Phone 16 Che grocers. * rnihnnn rr.mtv fair tx—.v • Calhoun county fair last wm>k. FOR SALE-On very reasonable terms township, county and state rights for the sale of Lindgren'a Wewleline. i which alnohitely destroys weeds and ; thistles of every description, and j S. E. Bogart and wife,; attended the which is non-poisonous tosstock. Ad- ■ : funeral of a relative near Wayland dross Geo. ZA. Lindgren. Hastings. | vifl‘-_________ ______ =. | Sunday. • N0 ACHES FOR SALE—« milr. South ; i J. Raymond and wife-left Thursday of' Nashville on the four corners, j I for.Kalamazoo-where they have* pm- School bouse on corner, of the farm. | j ploy men t at the asylum. Goial Orchard, fair frame .house. "0 A fine kfcated farm | | Henry Holley and wife .were the acres ctearttL I guests of relatives near Galesburg. Sat­ known as the Kinney farm.. $160"--' Will make the payments to suit the i urday and Sunday. buyer. ’A ill m U i art or all. ; Howard Springer and lady friend WANTED-Just a few more gas I i Were thc guesta of his brother Eiiiii: custom era to make up the neetled 100 . I and family in Ijeightun Sunday. M> we can -reduce th> rates and give ■ Art Stocking and wife spent Sunday extra discounts to consumers. Thom-1 apple Gn> & Electric Co.-, I with relatives in Orangeviih . ‘ Fred Raymond. wife and son . Everett spent Sunday at Wjll Ward’s ' in Orangeville. so THt oio n - The CitJ and Oi th °e> boat* were dri snow'sto of Ply™ famous * history 1 and girt over tbe ’Flymbut picture piympui site st or The new Double Breasted Coats in black unfinished or fancy worsteds and cassimeres are taking well. • PRICED AT $10.00, $12.00, $14.00, $16.00, $18.00, $20.00, month i and in a perhaps visitor v Rytnpnt four fee Hat. and con ten i< landing is protec htihsel w grating* ed at n day dm* large flu spot, P«1 Our second shipm-int of New Fail Hats received F(JK RENT-Suite of rtsims. FOR RENT—Suite«f rooms.- furnfurnsuitable for lightlou*-L<|*ing ' this week. Erway Harmon of Battle Creek bus . Mead last Wednesday tbe 6th Mrs. < tor students. Mrs. C. G. Holbrook, ; looutxd in L>» >■ lor . Irw woeh. -Myor. and Mim lattto HaMth llr"*llwM«________ - . _ | tbe purpwe of inking ;penny picture. Barnum were prrwr-nt. 1 FOR SALE—A house and tyro lot# at । DOWlJNG. A good m^y will remember him a, u , R„v hed h|, wrmo„ । 0'<0 ElizMln th St. first warj. Inquire at 1 ! premises or at Car Seal • factory. Roy i Su w Schdol commenced here last Monday former Dowbug boy.. I Summers. The Assyria grange will have supper j " ■with Mr. Hauer teacher. Sept Alli । FOR SALE—A big mult' weight 1 Lara Bryant returned to Battle Creek Saturday evening GLASS CREEK. Grangers be sure and come. i nearly 1.31*0 good worker gentle and well | collect! last Monday. trno MitniUl. Will lie > Mrs. Ruth Douglass who has Iteen l,ro^c- A Vonj Wilcdx, returned to his work at sold cheap. Address W. H. Conch, j NASHVILLE. visiting relatives in lyring and Hast ­ Olivet [after a visit at this place. His Sec..31. Carlton. Address Hastings ; Luvant Price was ut Mancelona last ings for some'time returned home Jast R. F. D. t». wife;i4 visiting at New Buffalo Mich­ week. week on business. igan! FOR SALE—One of the finest resi-1 Miss Kate Bowep is abeertt from Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johncox visi- denccs in the second ward 12 rooms and ' Mns. McPeck entertained her daugh­ school on account of sickness. . ted Ed. Otis and family Sunday. bath.strictly modern with furnaoer^eat 1 ter and husband from Middleville a few Hazel Jenkins has l>een quite sick I Miss Sylvia Kinno is home from daysi ast week. AI. L. Smith, 205 Haflovor St. 1--------------------------------- r—--------------- -■ '"•<—i_.............. ____ —— Battle Creek. but is some better at this .writing. Miss Mary Pilgrim commenced her Mrs. T. C. Downing has returned Mr. and Mrs^ Lee McDopaid visited school again last Monday at Barryville. WANTED—We hare a lot of old I from Muikegon county where she went At B. M. Jenkins Sunday. paiHtrw- to sell, suitable for putting tin- I Mn.; Jessie Warner entertained her to attend} tbe Irineral of her sister Mra. School commenced in the Otis dis; I <I®r carpets. At BANNER office. sister and husband Mr. and Mrs Giles Frank Patterson'. trlrt Monday with Mi« Morrlaon oil FOR ^AbE-Hpreo. bnyyy. cutter HS Hatten of Middleville from Friday un­ Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Putman have Mt. Pk-asunt as teacher. and harness, for sale cheap. Apply to • AA* til Monday. x I Roy Hutchinson at Pierson A- Sori's JJJ ; returned -from vislflng fronds ut Kain­ . _ l-ora ... I store. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Pilgrim re­ . miizuo. turned from a visit with friends at IRV,NGFOli ilEsf;<Sieei>ing room, fur 1 . Rev, T. G. Lewis of Charlotte wa)j ' Sherwood last Tuesday evening. in the village Saturday shaking hands . Fred Betts 'and wife of Cleveland j p®ut over store. O. D. Sputriding. Ohio visited his sister.... Mrs. Fred Gil- . (xisj.-Witt 1 '' ~ to whom ' a ... Dr. Sheffield.'wife and* son Harold with old friends. .... .... the j>erson were wen- on onr street# Sunda?*.- re­ lett and family last Friday. , book entithri Our Young Fulks Abroad ill Ed. McCartney uf Chicago is visiting [ Kirk Hills went to Hastings Monday ' \,r Our \’<*ung Folks Encyclopedia, by ! ••• turning to their new home in IJiwthis sister ^Irs.'Mina Wickham. - Jaa., D. McCabe was loaned or given jyVV ■ ... ’ mgs. ; where be will attend school this vear. I kindly communicate with the BANMr. and Mrs. George Gallatin are | _f „ „ . , Mrs. .Re»d started last Thursday for a entertaining their niece and son of 1 •^rM‘ Con’,,‘s a,ul ‘‘«u«»*U-r NEK office. . ,111 visit with her sister in northern Mich­ South Bend Indiana. c »“•'*“ »”‘1 ot Ifcttoik ruiWANTED—'.York <>n farm , by the I igan. . . , ttwl ted frit.n.Ifriends txt in fHia this vilu,... place over Sunday. year lw reliable, experienced 'man. j .Rev. and Mrs. Expor-and children of ■ Address ”M. ” Woodland, Mid:. The Dowling nine defeated Kalimo Shepardsville are guests of Mrs. Exner's | Enoch.Andrus and wife wil| start I'’1!. SALE -Cheap80 acre farm 1 Ui Sunday at Kulamo 11 to «. this week for an extended trip in the mother Mra. George Brumm. miles from Hasting*, good soil, goud [ west Mr. and Mrs. Warner visited their Ed. Mayo is at Grand Rapids very buildings plenty fruit for information j y¥y daughter in Johnstown Sunday. Mr. Rev. Manning of Byrun Center Inquire of Probate Judge. | ill with typhoid fever. and .Mra. Hatten accompanied them. stayed Saturday night at S. Kennedy’s. FOR SALE-,-Two. pens white "Wyan­ Dre. Shilling and Morris performed Mrs. Will' Clemence spent Sun (lay Mra Marian Smith of Middleville dot re fowls and two choice cockerels. a successful operation on Mra. C. L. with her mother Mrs. Powell Walworth last week removing a wen visited her sister Mra Minnie ’Musson J. E. McElwain. Enquire Citizens Telephone office. last Friday. Mrs. Albert Woodmansee has been and to fatty tumdr. visiting in Johnstown the later part of D. A. Wright of Lansing visited his FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. Miss Elzie Smith who has I teen »tthe week. Apply corner Broadway and State. father F. Wright last week. ! tending a nurses training school at City. Will Rice our mail carrier delivered ' Alma has returned home. Geo. McConnell and wife spent Sun­ FOR RENT—New house within two a fine, load of lambe to Hastings Mon­ Dr. and Mra. F. Law and mother are day in North Irving. blocks of Main street. Has all modern day. Ed. Cassidy taking his place on Chaa. Williams and wife of Hastings conveniences. Inquire of Goudvear visiting friends in Canada. the route. visited the former’s brother L. Will­ Bros. iams an(l wife Sunday. FOR SALE—Well bred Collie pups. MAPLE GROVE. »..... »ii-l F. Wright has a plum tree that he E. Barber, Cressey. Mich. A. D. Wolfe has his house nearly LACEY. picked a bushel of plums from tii is ! FOR RENT—ilouse nearly ‘new, Died Sept. 11 at the home of 'Jo« completed. modern mouern conveniences, good goou location. Mr Beebe untold gentleman who re­ season : now it is in blossom again. Bowser, of Johnstown, his brother, Enquire-Miss Elida Shaw, South Jeff­ sided at Elmer Moure's is dead. The Bernard Bowser. ; I erson St., Hastings. funeral services were held from the J FOR SALE—One registered Black Miss Nettie Briggs is visiting at Wilcox M P. church. -Interment in Juatr Briggs for n short time. A little Mosh four tup ram. four years uld. John Giteon, Wilcox cemetery. » section 5. .Maple Grove. years four months old goes through Mrs. Leil Hilt has returned to her Uncle Matt Cooper well known in the “name of God," or Blsmlliah, cere home in Battle Creek after a lung stay FOR RENT—80 acres good land and * this vicinity <iiud nt tbe home uf his mony, which begins he* real life. She huildingn in Maple Grote. Would .let ; t ’F with her daughter Mrs. Jessie Miller. daughter in Chicago last Monday. . Is dressed In cloth of gold, tvith a veil farm un shares. Martin Cummings, | i i j Miss Nellie Campbell is working ftr Ill Mrs. Etta Schill and children of and wreath of flowers, and friends are Morgan R. R. No. 1. Mrs. Jesaie Miller. Dakota are visiting her sister Mrs. Invited to salute tbe little queen. She sits on n gold cushion, which must he Hastings. Owner can have same by Walter Jones and wife visited the John Cheesman. j borrowed if abe hasn’t one. aud all the culling at my elevator, proving proin rest sit ou tbe door. Then au old mol- erty and paying, for this notice. J. W. lab recites very slowly a certain verse Munton. Morgan, M ich. from the Koran, which Is also written WANTED—Two or three carpenters lu saffron j»n a silver plate Bibl bolds Good wagn will be paid. Apply 125 In her band. She runs her Bugera over North Bond Street. the words aud stammers them after WANTED—Anyone wanting to buv, him. -Say it now. Bibl. Be a good girl, then you shall see your presents.” sell, rent‘or leafe anything to trv "a Soon they all cry; "Sbabaahi Shabaab! want adv. in the BANNER. CHIDESTER & BURTON “SSrwum LEADING crackl ac note^i . manner uld Piy riohaj that'th« CLOTHIERS. . GOVERNOR’S DAT . FAIR square cation. getter. GOV. FRED M. WARNER. .' AND HON. COLON C. LILLIE, Q. 4U ■m ui Home Made Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis­ cuit home-made. They will be fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco­ nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer­ cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. Deputy State Dairy and Food Commissioner will : oress the people on Wednesday at the Fair at 1 b o’clock a m. on Daitlving in Michigan. W GOOD ROADS DAY HON. HORATIO S. EARLE Wah! Wah!” and the ceremony of the little girl’s first lesson In reading, writ­ ing and religion is over. Slie salaams mamma, then shows her presents to her sahelis (girl friends).—Edmund Rus­ sell In Everybody's. Prison pits were vaults iu which criminals In England were kept at night, chained together. There was one at Bristol which was in use as I late at 1815. Down eighteen steps, it was only seventeen feet In diameter by nine feet high, and seventeen men were consigned to It every night Even more typical was Warwick Jail pit. whl<±L wan occupied at least until 17V?' It Was an octagonal dungeon twentyone feet In diameter and almost nine­ teen feet underground. In the middle wan a cesspool, and beside It ran a stream of water which served the pris­ oners for drinking purposes. To thia awful cell forty-two men were con­ signed every afternoon at 8:«. to re­ main there until after daylight the fol­ lowing morning. The Inmates had to •deep oc their nidw. and their iallar naver visited them without guarding himself with an antidote, agwtwwf WANTED- Old rags, rubbers, con­ ifer boilers, papers, magazines, and old iron to see or write me. Highest market priore paid. Svlveater Greusel Opp<*«to C. K. & a R. R. depot Try a Banner Want Adv, Any kind or a Window Shade at rtulhoBand s. Just leare the slxe yoa want and we do the real. dvtermi place oc town, v main w IxndiBg rner fac rnry l>ri movljt was I hr an ojij* .. turns.! f returew the <jth in tli” c.ni-.-lad havetm AT THE I IN of National Bank. RIGHT j g' ■ ' School tyena at the Springs with . WANTED—Agents to eell Macculiee • Protective sick and accident insurance. t Grace Early as teacher. Can give exclusive territory. For ; term* and full information write or see j BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. C. 11.. Thomas. Hastings. Mich. ! Mr. George Higddn will entertain • tbe Ijidien Aid Society Friday of this j FOR SALE—As I have other busi- | l»«kSopt. 10 for »„pp«r. nvMlbuvoconclud^towU n»- met, 1 ‘ “ [ market on Jefferson St. Here is a good ■. I Rev. and Mra. Loyd Mead will । business opportunity for sume one. M. i | start this week fur his new wcirkiu.jj- Weaver.. Hustings,. Mich. Deckerville. Sunilac, Cu. I Tfae w c T v met with >frK B Iffll IN . YANKEE SPRINGS. whether you want good coffee for your break- , fast or not. * ■ Firn CHIDESTER & BURTON of National Bank. It s Up to You to Say Do Trad in th sevrnt none o grime settler taoka ill * StaV; Highway Commissioner will address the people on Ui Iff bridiy at 1 1 oclock at the Fair Grounds on Good R<>:ids. Remember these are EXTRAS for the Forenoon and will not in any way take the place of the SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS for the Afternoon. stone h aa abrjv today. near P tancu toweri of ^Lil of tbe ’ whose immer outh i quieted in ma events cemete the tov found of the. only h takenmany l>r.«ve ' death dared last t rewar thauk severa and t tom, our Plym upon rite P>igr Fri TKKM3 OF HOLDING COURT. " stale ot Mlchlnm. . ) :f!ll -I i'll.'la! 1 TW..AK.0““1’JRiiuarr, Thlra Monday. April, ft Jute. Th October, FREE FREE The Barry Caunty Fair vUl aoon be here, end from now on builmae will be lively. With er«? -en photoe ot my beet work ot *4 end npwarda. 1 win giro one eniaryeo plcturo FREE OF CII Ali“' Semplea ot the work can be eeen et my atndle. Call at onro and place your order before the rust com mrneer. Thoee oominy from a dtatanoe to attend tbe Pair xboold bare their work done during the f«lr- HASTINQS, MICH. H. J ChrlstlTlflSy a JnoTOCHAfHt" � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-09-21.pdf b751bb55c23c773f640b76c04276beac PDF Text Text nces the Firm You Trade Wriii Advertise a lnnri'? jn the BaiW . . the 4= BANNER 'e HASHMIS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1905. fifth S10 . WLHT PROCEEDINGS OF THE CIRCUIT COURT. IHsposItion Made of Cases That Have Been Before the MICHIGAN $t> ■ HASTINGS Court. VISIT (MM SIAMESE PRIIM CUSTOMS OF SIAMESE PEOPLE THE TODD FAM­ ILY REUNION Held at M. B. Todd's Residence. Hastings Township. August HIGH FINANCE WITH VENGEANCE SU(?H SHOWN TO BE THE CASE j Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? TEN PAGES. LUDWIG MAEGLEY HANGS HIMSELF Tuesday Afternoon. Was Despon­ DOES BASIUKS WANT FACTORIES? dent Over Continued IH Health. Lived In Johnstown. RECENT EVENTS IN MICHIGAN /Circuit court convened last aOth and Joth. DESCRIBED. 4th OF JULY । . Ludwig Maegley. a German aged 7b, Munday. Following are the ca -WITH BIG LIFE INSURANCE POINT PLAINLY TO WHAT The fourth annual reunion of .the IN PITSANULOKE. h resident of Jahutrtotf-n and'living fi|r disposed uf: Tyaki family wa* held at M. B. Todd r. CO’S Of NEW YORK. near the county line hanged himself MUST BE DONE. People va. Wm. Craven larceny, house in Hiwtiugs township Tuesday , Thursday afternoon about one o'dock. continued on motion of defendant’s HOW BUDDHIST • and Wednesday August 2W and »). the He had ixs-n in ill health for some time I cdunsih IN 1 POLICY HOLDERS IN ­ latter । icing the 40th anniversary of Mji 0 803T0N mid was very despondent. His aged MUST GIVE LIB­ PRIEST IS ORDAINED Peopla vs. Geo. Jennings and people and Mrs. Todd’* wedding day. There TERESTS JEOPARDIZED Wife was Humvwbat concerned about his -Arthur Critea. for disposing of ERAL BONUSES .were alxmt tW guests and all had a fine condition, and kept as <?Iom watch of contract property,* continual. Home Life of Medical Missionary time. A bountiful repast was served him os she could. Sho mi"M<d him soon ,People va Chas. Pixly. bastardy, j and a fine program rendered, the affair Managers of These Salred Trust after dinner, and as her repeated calls If Hast lags Expects to Get New Fac­ Described. Interesting Letter nttrs of. - closing Wednesday evening with a Funds-Take Liberties WBth Pol­ failed to bring a response from him. people v* John bit-kens, maliciutis tories. Experience ’of Other Citj mask ball, the Vermontville orchestra From Mrs. Carrie Vutz Walker. she went to the barn, and could not find icy Holders Money. . injury to property, dismissed. , , furnishing music. There was a i\icniiles Points to That. him. Then she went up stain*, , May 31). ; People vs. Versta Herrick, for nonI ilinner a» the Jake Thursday. • Must of'onr readers know of the thinking possibly be was In bed, mil A heavy rainstorm is Last week Muskegon closed with the sipiort uY family., plead guilty, paid .. threatening .umunung ; 1'how pnwoul from'., di.'iunre w.„ startling disclosures uf graft and what ।' was ’horrified — - to - find - his Uxly suspended :i id biding »’)J tine and costs and must* pay his just now. tor I’ tte ’ irnt fo* ; ‘ pighto we riK1,i wihj „d famU B dke-Calender peo’ple. manufacturer* ought to be criminal mismanagement night and'as n re­ w- city viile $6.0»> x week fur support of’ bis hate hnd ruin .in every vv.r« .fohh Johh . b of the sucred funds, laid by for the by a small clothes line from a roof of billiard and jhxj! tables, for 'their, timber. She hastened to W. H.,.Fry> big.factory,.employing iOO to 600 men. sult one can almost see the grass grow. children. , J; Todd and family. Eaton. Rapids; ' protection of the widow and orphan, whu was jOined by Mr. Idea and the fed ih ’ iYttple va John Ackett. luistardy. There is u very large tree in blossom This Co. has been manufacturing their - , Milo Rickk-. Ionia; James Allen, -anil . «« shown by the Equitable Life Insurtwo quickly went upstairs and cut the here, which is very beautiful. Tl... M continued. ,('[ family and Mis* Edith Ncsk. Detroit,-, auce Co. proceedings which were rope; but life was extinctand probably goote iu Chicago, but the tyranny of flowdni lire very much like iiasturtiums I a lalor unions became ao great that they People vs. Warren Carr and ixviplc . ... ................ —•'un»s Allen Kirtfusaud wife, Charlotte; Elbe thorouglily aired. had lieen some little time. Coroner have left Chicago for good. Muskegon k :ms at vs Pierce O’Conner, charge*! with and of the same showy color*. Imagiue wortb and >IalJe Xw(U Ontari„ There arose a-popular demand for an Lathrop went to the home about 20 gives $»iu.UU0 and a site. Lake Odessa a .arga apple tree just edvered with IM ) a Mr. anti Mr*. Boganlus. Portland ’ investigation of the other big life inviolating'liquor law. Carr and'O’। . ... .u.u i>vaaiiiun, Auiuuiii*. ; n--~ mile* distant from this city, that after­ has lately bonded for $10,000 to get a ■. and donuer Muod mute. Plea of nut guilty nnsturiturns and you. can -ee this tree— j.. . :' surance . . Mich. . Sidney Todd and family anil companies of Ndw \ork. j n(K)n, and took the testimumy of u "few । factory. Holland hiu, paid $35,000 to a veritable ” flame of the furosL'.’ :‘hteretl. , ' ' Fred Kick’ll-.and family,Vermontville ' Governor liiggiiM convenfd Jthe N. . i witnesm*. but did not empanel a jury | get a piano factory; ♦30.0U' tu get a .legislatnre in special session and that | it wa9 very plainly a care of suicide. Lust Saturday p. m. Mr. Cooper and । shoe factory ;and $7,300 to get a small Dr. ,V. went to call on the nephew of ' | laxly api«>inted r commission to took , . . I Printing Co. ' Within: the pa4 two Hit Majesty tteKing. Thl y have ' into life insurance affaire. This com- ; E A l| M CHF i year* Cadillac. Greenville and Bentvn called.now un nArly all th<- official,-., mi- ion apparently think th*»r mission ' | U 11 : Harbor have been doing the same work. here. They round tips “mom jow“ is not to whitewash somebody, but to j urs* ii/xxirv/ inv«--tigute. The revelatioifi* confirm | C A’yr II MilnrY Mn-k’g-rn gave $WtCbantw for each mun at home and enjoyed a pleasant chat. Holl.-u.-d *ha» i>aid fromJFiSO the s’rongcft ciuims made by Torn* • *JH * LI/ I IVI L I Hi* jiulaif is very uieely furnished us iM’ib man employed. ' Lawson abbot the misuse- anil i»rwr- > ----------would suit hte rauk uf,Prince. Scarcely j FUR THE PATRONS OF THE HAS­ 1-us given bonuses to five .MH L CD. ajon „f their trust 'funds by the man- ' gy SPENDING HER MONEY WITH I had they returned wh« lu'wh>> should HASTING^ . ROLLE R »Vv presume many think TINGS WOMAN’S CLUB LEC­ i appear i«i horseback but the ••Sulet” . agement of these tor«t* greau corpora- , ADOPTS AGGRESSIVE BUSI very costly. But tie agHER HOME MERCH ANTS i ।title) him.*clL coining tu return ih-tir lions, the Equitable. N. Y. j Life and | TURE COURSE. . Igrega'* ]A;il fur bonuses in this city is » NESS POLICY > i Mutual Life, of N- Y.. having re- ‘ ! call. We expected him to return it I ' THEREBY GIVING less than $20,000. and the institutions sputcra of over $1,;V>i.u00,im4 and rash ; the following day ur Monday, but here 1 or their •aiccew'ora whu. have hail the ■■ rtywiireo» of nearly a quartej uf that , । he was! ami I tqaking a mosquito m« GOV. LAFOLLETE, beamfit of ths tonurt* paid arc eniployJ great sutn. ANOTHER GOOD ' Well fortuiic wa«> kind. Mrs. < \>oper had ' VERY DESIROUS FOR ed to day almost 500 hand-. In other OF WISCONSIN told Dr. Walker the f<irmal word* of LOCAL TRADE. I.a*t week the officer* of dhe N. ,Y. ILLUSTRATION words,' it has cost Hastings but $40 for ' Life and Mutual Life ut XijJY. were • greeting but'} never realized that 1 each man actually employed. . • on the htuud. From their own reluctVS ill Be Leading Attrac tion. But the ' should Im- called up>n tu speak tiiesame i These l<onus institutions or their WIH --------Pay Highest T or!tlx- shameful! -----------. -Market -- aut Price |ip5 i-uinc story uf- of how |t Paid to Buy of Home iI hueecsBurs have paid out "for labor alone i words. But I ilul.not forget his title • Whole Course Is Good. Com. i ;• :L*mths. Grain Quote Very Attractive I how their greed had Minded them tu Deafer* Instead of Mall I although 1 welcomed hinrin Eiiglish. since they were established here over Price, On PcoducLs. ' pto of itoic oblUxtito. lol ; hi speaking to-'bfficiah here uno m-.e*t ■ mittee’s Announcement.*. $1,000,000 in wages. So that they have Order House. -1 ' guard the intenjsta of the widow and • ; know the pr >per won', of addruas. If , coat tiie city les* than l\>-per amt on Patron» of the Women’s Club Lecture ■ ' : we had need “tannl’meaning^you” it ! The .Hastings Roller Mill Co. , ba* ; orphan. Mrs. George Cole, of East Carlton. the wages actually paid to their . men. .Hili. llWI^CWtr, w ♦»..» j appear* from the Uivjwt wwnld have iweike great breaeh erf cli “h>r>< :1 n new p.licy that mart eeVwent into the furniture store of D. S. The factories have paid to the city in The committee has lieen somewhat l.|oenenn mission England of Woodland, :ir>:, , lainly ,,,,,1,. hv the legialativo few weeks taxes more than the lx muses given •in — apaking T» with ........ .the ............... , largely increaao their . hu.ine,, . , . -i Ellgianu Ul »'A«liai.M a *«>w delayed in making the following, an­ •juv.-v princcxdtHla Majesty one must i*e Having hnt recently equipped their that the salaries paid to all brmcipnal wjth tt caUloglH. from a Chicago them. And they are -Ire re • yet, all . ruiui'd nouncements for the coming season . ..M. . ■ , ‘, »mill, rt 111 with tthe Fl*< laM.1 «if avml inn<*A« for till* . ofi'Kx-re urv as ... unreasonably] .......... ml.1, ' large as nu . ........ W e best of appliances the an entirely uiucivm .. . । -....—~ ------------ — - « . diffi.rent* vocabulary. »•« ’ Mail Order house, and asked Mr. £. prospering, ami giving promise of (J . ‘ ~ ... . . R j ncc j owing to difficulty iu fixing asatiurtiC- have-toiwo in mlnil wvernl rlMM. ol nwnntnrtm. ot Hour, uid hnving OwW>rnre th.se of th. Kinitnlile. about a kitchen cabinet shown in the many years of good tu Ulis city. When • kl, vhv, |Qj.y for the opening number. All work- when* w learn IM, laiwuw; ...ill ..I,...™. u! . .11 ofr them .1___ .............. «*"’**— ■;)Ur “•’r- Mr Slr- ! . nearly ;l)l bavn ulhe, , tanlnm catalogue Mr. England said the cab­ you consider all the benefits of factor­ pxnentJates are now definitely arranged. and 1 Svrvania n*T.r My ' lann ' tu lb.'--: | "' Will who fur years wan | that tbut pny, pays them cannut and inet was alright She said she intended ies. it will be seen that Hastings has 1 |U Downing, Dn-ning. »l«, for five ream lb. m well, and .-minu with especial reference t«i the cuuin the employ of K. T. French. . a> ; do not pretend to give all their time Ernnk- dnavr „y "taun' tothew. tb« unploy <d French, .a, nut «iva to buy'two, one for herself, the other’ fared splendidly. ycnience uf the business mtn and 3 addrew.! diffvn'iiily. miller in the Middlorille Ihdler MiU. and thought and elwrgy to-Aeir work fur Mr*.. Mike Yargcr, who liven near But what of the future? It is safe woin-u iu the community no entertain­ that lathe word "you" changed lo , and therviore kmnre bu^_tr^'7.1'.“'.Ln.! FrcepOrt They looked up the price and । to My that if Hastings is to get any ments will lie given un either Wednes­ suit the rank of the individual in Siam. I' done aB this, it is reasonable tu expeat ft appears that all ;hre«- companies found that the catalogue bouw would uior.. fa-torim, it must be very-, liberal day or Saturday evenings. The fouroe ; that th y wotild go after buaineas. mid „ro nMHj t„ further the inidjests of so charge $12 W each for them, but ahi-1 jn the Matter of bonuses. The recent Would you like to kn -w how thre m m jnorv.-eM V'le busines* th*-y uikJ “trust acMupanJcn” which an • will l»e given at the MUP" place as InM looked. a fieautiful Idaex ' ! would hare to pay the (freight .from experiences of other towns in Micbian- aftkr. like Kinks, the stork uf wbir$ isowned \ ve»<? and halier® that this will he ap­ I Chicago, nin the risk of breakage, and I gall prove* thia Now would neem to ho:-*» and rode liHn.»plen<hdl.. An atThe Hasti ig* ftolb r Mill wants tir-n by the officers of thq life linararunee jiset up each piece, which came mi the be the time to strike when factories preciated by a large and n adv sale of ■ of all the fctral tririe of this city anil romiianir*-. Tlje Bioney of klie* htg ♦>ason-ti.krff ; knockdown and she tnnsf make a trip . ure leaving the big cities to eecape the T*~T" .1, , .. , horse. During the entire call this Tl.e y,nn .' «, I A). ,: u„ Monday . ve- aUMiajunt. w,|koJ .,h„ t„;w. vicinity. They are out t< get•il. They . (-<hupan><-' is deposited ui xh»* trust to Woodland to get tliem. expensive and annoying tyranny uf the i.nx Xnvemtor'>■ with .. l^ nre '■>' th. Thr «.«» « du not h^k it on any. other tews than ,<on!p:viics at a very small rake of .in- , Mr. England asked Mrs Cole if "he j walking delegate. We Ijelieve owr BUJ this, that they will give as guutl a wheu it could pe loaned [ s, -Mtixitor. Bx Gov. Kolwrl .1. >ui-. b„ij t..,u in,, wi i would be willing to buy uf him if he citizens realize this, and wi* wish the ■ j,ructiy by the insurance nohpanir* as .i cuuId duplicate the article al the price, j «pU!ation of city lamnaes might be­ toll,:',', uf ■A-n.'on...,, (. rlnq- .:<•«. , ,ta.k ri,u,v J. gr.ul- uf Hour fur the urjney ;t» can - ^nsinclif anywhere, and >-< will’ treat ionn« jt by n.riJ the trust nnd the ^Xffi '7" g,teom|ianica.i moib i, ’ ’said * ' she would; ........ ' au; |,injl(Wj .j© populnr vote. If the She but (doubted Mr !.nli,r* England's ability to wll sentiment hs cheap is as practically unanimous, as •>. 2ood ... ito- oouoirv. “X ,v^ H. ndS '>>' esl. The present method is d.tHe^dly {he (.nt*!og^ house, which we Lope it would lie. then Hastings h <lan«.*rons hut very effect^- method mHd<_ Uje iimuu1 PxlravaK^u clainw of lOoly thv wr>bi' ri«,“ >««■>: *r''1 C,° would have book show tu get a new of bidding the insurance company. proflt>. (,n ti)oir goods and j»r ..ui- . nurse, and a contract sitoied h a nis ,.ap wtta > ‘he,r r“’dutt factory. Unless some xnch step shall by their unnouned- f« the benefit of their officer*. i mo|wy . t(| lheir CU!<tomeIX Lot May. made k i^sibk- to : ft whiu. liding ( Hl>. The only signs nf , be taken we despair of seeing anything ! ment elsewhere that .they have mud.Funds of these rompauH-s have been,: Mr England • poured a Niles <). done. We wish we could see some this lecture fur tfiia season. . (>djcja) position were the epanlet-. I very reasonable prices—and they have . used to exploit big financialIjdcalB. deals, in ----in j। Qjjjjpguykg catalogue which made other way but we du nut. Many who O» M..n.l.r ev.'ni..gXov«ml»rj;^ thcVW|timrb^i,lullRuWl. which the director* and odi< ' ’ ^ro ’ I kitchen cabinets and showed the ident- would receive great Iwneflt will give it reM? will have the famous Cleveland J-$die* 1: der the arm. W hen fie departed, oa he mining whe£ ed largely, and in which rne , he corn- ! j(.R| ca|jjnet intended to buy. nothing; others will not because those —-----, i they want the «<»*» •»>••••*•». a- you ’ (jtchestra. with ten members and,I! — — nt ■ •'flood -rinrul byo"lo hvH‘'to eoeh each one and g.x gave; . J . ■ , , |h Yicini........ u.,**-. «id ,J ofr HmIH panic* took the r»k of failure. I Mr. England, looked up their price list, most benefitted will not. If the bonus in the dis-| Alfred Metzdorf leader. Friday ’De- | hi, b»od, he .truck >,i, .pur, figelhcr. • ■ jn.-reared pr/ - to . pay the • —• ------In the*- “deals” it has cropped out j and then said he would be glad to sell be raised bv tax it places the burden th-- eeiuber h, Isabel Garghill Beecher in I He i» t»U. >■ 4,1 ye»" oW “nd »"Kb’ top notch price <„ for it. It will be that the Equitable was um*4 to pro­ | the two cabinets at $12 00 each, pay on all in direct proportion to the il in memory ' an “Interpretive Recital’’Subject*’The । tnweni 1115 lbs. worth the while of any farmer who mote the fortunes of James Hasen ’ the freight himself to Woodland, run benrfita conferred. <.f Mil brave Captain ( (Jttle Minister.” Barrie’s charming^ •Inly Sth—05 has g'Kxl milling wheat to sell to get Hyde ; but its new owner will be able the risk of breakage, and would de­ If Hastings could get a new factory Pilgrims, and story which as dramatixwi has been Yeeterdsy we had our veranda deco­ the offer of the Hastings Roller Mill to divert its millions where 'they will liver the two cabinets at the homes of as it has in the past by spending from i’riYcilla has been j played in all the large cities of the rated With a tine Oxlb American da«. help the Rockefeller interest# The New Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Yarger set np $1,1X10° $9,000. that could he provided ngfellow. Plym- I country. Geo. R- Wendling saju. of The Engtisb out here don't take very Co. We believe that every citizen of YorkpJife seem* to be an knnes for ready for us*. This be could do, and by irat»*criptioii. But the days of get­ town, and' the J Mrs. Beecher *'I have not heard her readily to onr ttb ol July. Little Hastings and its trading territory J. P. Morgan &' <k)'s banking house; it now must 1* ' equal since Mrs. Scott-Siddens was at Emma Cooper etlebrated by ahoOtiBg owes thii much to the Hastings Roller the Mutual Life is dominated by Stand­ tnakn his averge profit. They were ting factories for little nisney are delivered and settled for sometime agn, pasewl—there an? too man* towns । »he stirring her la-rt.” -On January 15 Dr. Ed- nxm- »i*nt lire cracker, olt in the ere- Mill as a local enterprise to give that ard Oil interests. and everything satisfactory. . after them.if $5.000or $10.000*$*>.000 v tu the old ward Burton McDowell, lecturer, trav- ning. The Chinern' imt^rt a lol nt mill his imtfunage. other things being All three companie* control hundreds This is another proof of the fallacy is to lie rained, there is no other way th;it overlooks feller corresixmdent will givfi a picture crackers u> frighten the evil spirit, equal. We hope hM our render* may of million* of ready cash. U»id in ns ui heeding high aoundinsr promise* of but by bonding and taxation in our - a. will he T.i.ry of the Panama Canal. This will sway. 'Two'day, ago an.Indian came du this. It will pay tbein t«< help the pseminms by stwk holders, and it i* to benefit* from catalogue houses ami .the judgment. We are reluctantly forced In that ci:% X*e fn-m the time of the work of the into the eumponnd with six dnriens local, mill build up Iu local trade - «echro control of this cm>n that the 1 wisdom of patroriiriug home dealers. to this conclusibu, for there are so ; dfltuptw that French engineers down tu the present. fmrn Vteradit. He i- ttoforeign agent wnivu which' 1* its best trade. Such a course i ”frenried.fianciere” of Walj St. have j many undesirable elements in raising . ■ middle uf the , Tuesday evening March -13 Maud I for Montgomery WaM * t o., of ( hl’ will encourage the management, and foUg||t. Rtady cash means everytBing j । Ixjnuses by taxation that none could MANGLED LEFT HAND v»/relate. Bullington Booth, ’The A ng of the jiesgo. pot tore iu Ito Eaat .Dr. Im, what ..i- of <tndre importance mak- ia mating debts or promoting a deal.] ! more strongly desire to escape them early Pil- * Prison. — • inrt reeeiTol a box containing some. Hastings a better grain market This will bo here to cIumi ** the The two latter daiin tuhej mutual” ; I than do w^. and that of rrenaI Amcricnn cotton seel fnwn ‘b« Dri-1 would lienefil the local -trade «bd i toujpuuiM. that ii that thjdr poHcy- In Card at Wool Boot Factory, Disv < i iginal iguml Course. course. Her - theme -----------------> 1 r.s-r they tor LaFollette will be announced later. dt the Interior to plant: Hmm- otter, trndesutrn of the city. . Bv all working | tlO|der» have a voice in the Mjlection tressing Accidenl to John j BOUGH r EDDY’S POINT . ' tu . this . > jn<t . ...t- « — result ..,1f flint , Signed by Committee. exrn.tim.ldly «ne soli to cotton together that will will ! l oiitiniicd on |W tbifc. from th'* HI­ Place Jr. rawing but it has grown Into disfavor be stisfactory to everybody will be X’>t lung aff- ! D. K. Tilman, John Payne. !5d. John Place Jr., who works in the WORK IS WELL" DONE. WHAT DO YOU WANT? with th.- peolJ.'- 'toner will try som- gained. Any one who goes to a town niiuo they not ■ of il on our compunnd. It ought to where there is a prosperous Hour mil.l. _____ I (card room at the Wool Boot factory, Burton and DeWitt Murdock have bought the Eddy Point about six acre*, met with a distressing accident Mon ­ will find ]»eople there to trade who live Read The BANNER’S Went Col- 1 " 1 Fine Heating Plant In Court House muturein W days. day afternoon. He slipped and fell to at Wall lake. In the hands of tbeae Julv 3. a telegram came from Bung- far beyond the legitimate trading umn THIS Week. You May ' the floor while working near one of man the Point will, bo improved, and . lr..m knowing how Basement Put In Nice k.,k luting that MIm Katherine X territory of the town. It i.s the lute Find It. the cards, his left hand.striking on a made one of the finest places at that Flecm. ot the Lao. Mtolon had d.cd proved grain market that does it. h-ir ranks, thby i 4 Order. Sprocket chain near a sprocket wheel delightful lake. The growth of the BANNER ’ S Want । bnrial pl»c«. A: i whBJ1 th, Superc-lMm. of dysentery in Petebatorce while on You will not have to go any fartherawav than 'Middleville to see this column is little short of phenomenal. into which it was carried. The index hoi P.,grim, wcr.' i ^,/bllson ainckley und Nevin, » comBOUGH f JAS. uLARK HOUSEContinued on par* four and third fingers were cut oil and the demonstrated. It ’should be a pleasure It keeps stretching out every week, and । nna to g:vo mjttM «, ovenMW ths imtolling of Ito P. T. Colgrove has purchased the for the people of this city to work this week exceeds the recoed w itb 3(' rest of his hand badly mangled. The toy. or rxiher | h9Mting {lw>. mu,. no mi.­ James (Jarke resilience property, corn­ injured young man was taken to Dr. | with the management of the Roller wants. There are art idea jof various IMJRKFJB FAMILY REUNION. aj>art for f«ywt I take er Green and Broadway. He will make The work i. completed, the Mill Co. to the end that their business kinds, mid aH sorts of live stock offered Lowry, who dressed the wounded hand, and th and from this cus-» - ttont extenwivn i mprovementa on the place. The ieond reunion of the Dn,'k“e full running lUHIlL in IO lull 1 uuw.'.p order —----- - »nd doing may bo put on a prosperous footing, for sale: also property offered for sale or and thinks he can save the other two * . ,rf.mdW ,,Ai_. But r>..• the crema mmmittee of I. H-' ■ f ilow.rf yearly, mm, I • j" litre family was held at the home n fingers and thumb. Young Place bore the mill run to its capacity, and the rent including houses, farms, etc. our Sept 8. The ■' ' ut ’relay. In ■ Mrrang>J tbit formal aoaeptance de- Durkee in WoodlamL G. F. Chidester last week phoned to his injury with great braveiy. and has town get the benefit of the better IW only »aw, and stood j, on pl„t doil,g «ati,factory day was lovely, and H good»crowd grainy market thus afforded. It’s worth this office “Take out my adv. for the much sympathy for his misfortune. VPH! P Mr. Durkee’s - > but also anw the «,rk m,rk in in »ro waatber. It wm wentber. There Ttern dore -o- not - turned out. sale of a go-cart. It’s sold. The next and worthy of encouragement. DEATH OF MRS. REG. MICHAEL. ■' Miilding erected ‘by the wwn, much room tur donbt on that sixty-second birthday. and that made day after the BANNER was out I got ■ batik from the same it doubly interesting. There were Mrs. Lottie Michael, wife of Keg ALMOST JOlNBDTtlE letters from Nashville and later from point. When the, committee was uverseemg nreral out of town gn««w ANGEL BAND. pther parts of the county, and I had Michael of this city, died Wednesday Such a dinner wm served •» »""1J 1 evening of tuberculoeiei and heart dialheir«oik. it occurred to Some of the employees in the XV ood- no troulde in selfing the <»rt. BAN- . th,, dark, dinfo*. dirty baaement, «bo«e tore tempted Ito spp-t.te of ewc. She was a daughter of Fred Must Pl, it MtIK' *tte! *s,!,k11 land elevator had a pretty close call NER want advs. nre all Tight.” The afternoon wm occupied . wall, were coated with “ ’ « ra ‘ “ ic * ‘ Prentice, of Hastings township, nnd . Frirfu-.^ It is u pleasure to find this want ’ IM. Or TU, Will Be Curgel f-4 nJKMit Id; friends of one dav last week. All that lay be new of Stnead smoke, ought to be short address to the family- A very Mr. was very highly esteemed by all who . tween them and eternity was the column-proving of such genuine serv­ - i Benedict gave them $1.35 I Year Far Th cleaned up. They went at thia work Biting memorial tribute wmjn»d to knew her. She leave* a husband and " •■am;. ■ ice in helping Barry county people to they did the Jttor. When the botoi the dem top,rt«l om-rc The tori., striking of » xnrich. a little boy of a1>ont one year of age. •n '! fi.iinh w,irat During their abPANEL It seems that they were engaged hi dispose of articles they want to' sell, Prayer wm repoatwl in concert, tolect or rent, and find artides they wish to These will have the sympathy of the "W«ce tb«if friciida gained entrance to alnril reamemble. they wtll tod » Beginning November l»t, the tnbaoripture quotation, were given by running » lot of gmmltoto«> » big BANNER’S large community in their bereavement. **'' i which wa* in complete sweet, clean la->menb ’h«' tank in the cedar. In some way H purchase. The acription price of the BANNER ®*r«— ;p,n ttiuir return. When Mr. washed walls are i n • marked contrast to nearly all present Mm. A. D. ♦» y AUCTION SALE. » was forgotten and when it was again cricnlation enables us to de thia. to ail subacribera living outaldo J”' :’h'- B“neilict entered the house the former condition. nard recited two !»•»• recalled there was about a foot of Earnest A. Plfar. liring femr mli« of Barry County will be at the rate SOLD HIS LIVERY BUSINESS. liizhtful and well rendered. Also K<*u Savored n. with favoriW thei ! W' r': turne^ on* “ori* to gasoline in the cellar. When °°c of SIjOO a year, Cash In advanoa. Charles Garadner has soM his livery east of Delton on Section 2 in Barry ' -r u:'uiay, but they squn recovered CHAWED the hands went down in the liaaement If any aubeeriber Bring outaMe the ■ township will have an auction sate tiooa All had agnodume; bato r«n tU., ,Ilrprilje Mlld UJade visi. he wm quite overcome hy the fume*. busii^ to Mr. John Denude, of Mon-> Monday October 2, at 1 o’etoek sharp. county falls to pay in advance, the togue/Mich.,' who will soon move hero M. Knowlton, tb. Hinton' other a loving good-bye. « mtr.: welcome. The evening wm ■ubaeriptiTO price to any and all lumoetatL. U. Itokre. to recond Had a match been struck at that time and cunduct the busine»*. Mr. Gard­ Watch’forthe advertisement in next • I^®a«u<tiy spent in playing card*. liquor d«to. "'«* “r^ thia article might have been much fuch will be $lJu per annum. Jd tatou Won. R.1- Bi^P. Hia friendsi woek’a BANNER. F. R- Conrad of Wednesday in August WOObefore the departure of their longer, and have eonteined aeveral ner talks of going west wish him succen wherever he may go. Delton wifi act aa ancttooeer. ^.^h -E. Hunt. “toy .nd kin. Bmmdict were ^.rnZr. with KdlirX liloor *® obituaries. (PreaMaui.. [™™ri wish . .uiulto tmiinmaial ot ylOll ‘LEASED RICH TREAT IN STORE REACHING OUT FOR BUSINESS U 1/ J II L SUBSCRIBERS LIVING OUTSIDE THIS COUNTY �HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 21. 1905. H It is a. matter astings anner the corrupt Pl bed every Thursday forenoon at ring haa, by the courageous course of I >. MIchlKMu. Mayor Weaver himself ■ republican, | B . COOK BROS., Editors. Subacription by .Mall. Puat-Pald. ONE. YEA*:........................................ 8« NtfONTHS ........................................ THREE MONTHS . been put to rout, arid that there sterns to be good reason to expect a better state of things in the public affairs of that city which has been machine rid­ den so long. Norway and Swodanare brushing up Michl- to each other again and acting as if they would like to have a scrap. But there are probably enough cool heads ADVERTl.MNG RATES. ^DhjpUj 'adverUsint. rntes furnished on appll on both sides of the boundry line to hostilities. — It — is to H«»4ncs« lucali and reading notlrcu. (>t» prevent ---------------------------— be hoped «>■« nn-~y-r ~mo.it th. tolly u“*:; . . • .. uf of going to war with each other. at tbr postoftloe at A Midnight Peril (Copyright. 1J05. by T. C. McClure.] 1 had been going to the zoyloglctd gardens in u professional- capacity for a-young man of eighteen or twenty and a half wit. lie had neither home uor friends, nud no one knew where he came from, but he was allowed to bang around the place nud assist the keepers for his board. He bad been there about a mouth when 1 saw him. He waa a butt of ridicule, aial scute of tbe keep­ ers were treating him harshly, lie bad been severely cuffetf by one of them just before being sent to me and wm j CORRESPONDENCE. WEST THORNAPPLE. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thinkbinder en­ three years when 1 met Blnks. He was tertained Mrs. F. R. Anderson and children of Middleville over Sunday. Several from here attended the funeral of Earle Moore which took place at Middleville Sunday. His parents have the sympathy of many friends in the loss of their only child. UNDERWEAR The assortment is large and the quality the best that money can buy at the price Liillei' Fletti Lined Vests ani Panto 25c Mr. D. Harter and H. D. Porter made a boniness trip to Grand Rapids last week. ■ « Littles’ Fleece Liiei Vest* imI Panto, extra fine 50c Lidle*’ All WhI Vats and Pinto 31.00 Mr. and crying Mrs. W. in 1 sympa­ overWillard it likewere, a girl. Ladle* Halen Salts, fine fleeced, ny style, sizes 3 to 9,50c thized with him nud braced him up by Caledonia last Sunday the guests of giving him tbe first coin he hud bad their daughter Mrs. Chas. . Schroder Slut:' Flttct Uni, ilza 7 h 9, wtri nlie, 35c la a year, and We two soon got on good and fhmily. terms. nillm's Fleet LIhH Uilu S»ito, lizu 4 to 6, 25c Bertha Butcher returned to her writer s uaaie sod post olBoo address. About six weeks after my first meet­ n Grand Rapids last week after ing With Blnks I was sent for to pre­ Boj * Flieci Llni Ytltt II) Putt, utn hirj, 25 JOB PKINTINO. , ng a week with her uncle L. serve the carcass a buffalo, and the h.is one of U» tx-*t equipped Mu's Dukli Bick ink Frut Skirts u4 Dukli Sattd Puts 45c lad was ordered to assist me. It was in y and family. u:an. and Lx prnpnrod winter time and tbe weather very cold. I of book and Job prtntlnt. Air*. G. W. Larwence of Detroit is Mu's Brij Mind Vests ud Puts, nil nidi. 25c The buffalo bad been ailing for a week the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Horry Watteraoh, the eloquent Ken­ or two and had died at night In a abed Fieece Lined Hulen fro* 10c to 50c i pilr tucky editor and democratic lender, is. w If Ruoeia shall set about the work of and bls body froze ns hard as iron. J. Latimer and other relatives for a short Itime. earnestly urging the re-uniting of hie giving her people an honest- govern­ Blnks and 1 had to thaw It out before A number from this place attended woefully dismembered party, but is ment and a fair measure of liberty and we could start at the real work, and so it occurred that we worked ttntli n late the funeral of Mrs. M. Jones at Parma- J firmly stipulating that only through enlightenment she will show that she j -r; The Most Complete Corset the u-«e of common-sense and the pos­ appreciates what her defeat by the Japs, evening boar before I was ready to go. lee lakt Friday. It was after 10 o'clock when I began to j /A Stock In Barry County session of n itne sincerity can it hope really means wash up. aii'l I looked around to find to cty’ctnally live again. The demo­ EAST PARMELEE. ! tbe boy curled up on some blankets and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of.1 crat ir. party must abandon govern’menl It is claimed that every day thin evidently asleep. As It waa a room ownership as a doctrine or a party pur­ month that does not bring a killing heated with steam pipes, I decided not Rutland spent Saturday and. Bunday with friends in' this locality. pose. Mr. Watterson insists, it must frost will add *10.000,000 to tfie value to disturb him. There- was n door of communication in tbe future aviod the doctrine of-free of the corn crop of this country. Mrs. Broughton entertained company BALTIMORE CENTER. between tbe dissecting room and the silver as a plague is avoided, it must from Grand Rapids last week. Mrs. Wooi is still failing. anhnal bouse, but it was never closed. cease its monkeying With economic While Sam Todd was Dieting peach­ C. Mackinder’s brother who has been THE OTHER SIDE I had briefly examined it on two or buzx-szAWB. to use again the Kentuck­ three occasions to find It lofked. In es Thursday his horsos ran away, leav­ visiting isiting him has returned to his home ian's language, and it must cease to the animal house the keeirars made ing Sam. peaches and part of- the in Battle Creek. seek for element* of temporary discon- ( Which (lives Satisfactory Reasons their rounds every three hours, begin­ wagon in tbe field. No serious dam­ If you are going to build a House. The L. A. S. met ith Mrs. Walter tent and passing controversies as ma­ ning at 8 oVlock. Between' (» and 10 age done. Two things you want to know,. Why the Ludwick Dock I Ormsbee last Thursday. day. After' the o'clock I ha^ worked mostly alone, terial for democratic platforms. It will I What kind of Lumber do you want? Mrs. Z. M. Jones pzvtMxl away last ] USUHf program the early election of Was Removed. while Blnks was in and Jut of the And where’s the place to go? be noted that Mr. Watteison has clear­ »e former officers place, four or five times. I had no .rec­ Thursday noon. 1Funeral was held at officers took place. The ly defined some of the faults and .In a recent issue of the BANNER, ollection of seeing him near tbe lock­ the M. E. churchi of ParmeliM) „„„ re-elected except Sec. Mr* Chas. Parmelee Friday ; were The tint is answered easily, weaknesses of his party; but it remains from a correspondent, appeared a se­ ed door, however He was seemingly afternoon 3 o'clock. She loaves many Mackinder And It almost seems a jest. to bet seen what success he will have To propound ruch a question, vere criticism of the removal uf the asleep, as I said, nud I was washing friends and relatives to morn her loss. Mr*. Mirritt. in pepunding or compelling the accept­ l.udwick dock at Long lake. In fair­ my hands preparatory to taking my For of course you want “The Best’ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolford were I it. ance t>f his good advice. ness we must give the other side, A diparttire when a low growl behind called, to Wayland last Tuesday by the ' y with a neatly pieced quilt, sent .lust where to get your Lumber, letter written to .ill. Mr. .iJohn Acker .will me made my hair stand up. 1 turned serious illness of Mr. Wolford’s father, in by Mrs.’Noses Aldrich for which it mii'ii io Surely it won’t trouble the greater number, * Th. Jaiurnaaa are ahowiag .rifenrai „p],jn ,it„„iolk Th,. Tetter, v,tw is to fiial a male Bengal tiger on the far —:— —---------- 1 tb,, i .•A. * e *J. The But if recently you have come into our Town, S. ,wish to thank Mis. Aldside of tlje carcass of the buffalo and , of crtiluration: that i> if very vefasmenr dtMa JnIj ond rt,ull, „ foIlou.,. You want to know where, prices and not grader are down Sbe It is an aged member of the between me and the animal bouse ' BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. i rich. She rvidv«lc*P of nt displeasure rlii-t. i’iwiiIA with unpopular nniwinitlnr ,' « . . . evidtfice In our oonversatiou with you some- door. The door, as I afterward found Barber Mead and Hattip Lathrop L. A. 8. and the ladies govcitsment action cam be no constru­ time ago. we roquttted you nut to land ollt wnH a swing door nud opened with- ; If to this number you belong. will act as stewards for the coming gift os Mrs. A. has many cares at home Here is good adviee for you. ed. Tbe Japs conceive that their govern- 5“x'J”"' <•»> ‘"'ta '»"'S unlocked .ml -bin the tio»5 to make year. Will Hyde as class leader. Mrs. and could ill Watch the most successful Builders, ment^acrificed Japanese interests to an N. V. Whitlock, to collect the presi­ such a gift. And do just aa they do. unwarranted extent in xpaking peace other days, providiing they are orderly, j "S’* h,n'e ^Mocked it. dent’s claim and general in teres). The nest L. A. *8 meet in four with Ifiunia. Accordingly they have and do not desire to do anything Tb« t,Ser wnB liking me full In the I Then with all the others. The Aid at George . Higdon's was weeks with Mrs. Wm. Clemens. against their comfort and pleasure upeyes ns I turned, and It seemed us If I । manifesto^ their bad temper by ston­ You surely will agree. That the place to get the “Very Beet." ing government traildings, jeering on such days, but we insist upon our turned to stone. 1 must have*brentbed. well attended. proceeds *2.70. , rights Iwing observed on Sundays, but I was -hot conscious of IL Tbe HERE IT IS AGAIN. Is of "The Tomlinson Lumber Company. The ministers' household goods have government officers, and calling loudly Unless our wishes are complied with beast had somehow escaped from Its in public meetings for the resignation in this matter, it will tie necessary । cage In the anlmjlf bouWi and the Mcrat come. Exjtect his wife and children . Tbe Lansing Republican Contains the Wednesday evening. • following. This is the electric road of thd cabinet. As lusty kickers the little Drown men will soon achieve as tain our rights. You an- certainly I d,d not l,B'e t^e rePutat,<’n of be-t| Paryer meeting Thursday evening. to which we have rpferred in previous great a reputation as they have won as aware that it is a courtesy on our part particularly ferocious, but one Mrs. Anna Root of Hastings attended issue-: ••The Saginaw Sotithwfsttrn Electric fighteis. that gives yju tbe privilege of cross- hasn’t got to be connected with a zoo i church at Barryville Bunday. railway has files! amended articles ing us at all ’ I to know that the tiger Is4dways a danTrusting that our interest in main- geroua animal, particularly when be with the secretary of state j increasing ASSYRIA. Everyone in this country gives M. taining the oltservanc-e of the Sabbath i)0H tl>c scent of bl*rad tinder bis nose. . Witte, the Russian pence envoy, credit may be mutual, and with kindest re- j Tbe ____ _ of Rattle __ _ Creek _ its capital stock from $.56,060 to *1.00..:rowlwl menacingly and , ”Mi ; Bert Brown for having • won a great - diplomatic ig,,TLr. iriUnr 4. 1X \t~ au. i “witclicd bls tall as I stood there look- visited her niece, M’S. John C. Tomp­ 000. According to the amended articles Tbr letter .. .ignta bj- Mnu Alta U , hlnli 1>lood 1HW1„ , the road will Ite 1OJ miles' iu length victory and for having secured peace ' Tlvy are offeriiur hiihih goixt valuns mi* in kins Saturday and Sunday. r„n !n Iu) ,eln> , k,„.w th«t ! and will run from Bay City to St. terms far. snore favorable .than any Ludw.ek Mid Lrtitu I. Foster owrteH CAIil’EI’S. LACE CURTAINS, Ki US Mr. and Mrs Gould and children <f would have believed nossible. in-the o: 1 tbe land. After such a noticu bad lbe chances against me were ten to otw ' Siuth Battle Creek visited at Oliver11 Johns and then tbrongb PbrtUnd to LI LO LEU.MS. r j Woodbury. " ’ , teen sent, and th -n hail liaen openly -aye. a hundred: There was a fresh , treaty concluded at Portsmouth- And. Tasker's from Friday until Snnday. . yet strange and ^unbelievable as it | violuted. is it to l>e woadered ’at that * carcass under his nose to teuipt him. A good (i.anite Carpet for -‘‘x: per yard. reeme.' Son hw ! *--ck wa* ................. ,",r down Mrs. Oliver Tasker and son Kenneth OLIN FAMILY AN­ but a wild ........ beast di**» not “sink An all wool extra Super for 50c j>er yard. | and begin to feed off n carcass when visited relatives nt Battle Creek ln*t Very truly yours, NUAL EXCURSION. won tbe enmity of the Czar, and that > I there H a living man twenty feet be- week. Some odd Lace Curtains at one-half 'price. . G. T Fisher. To Cleveland., O. and Buffalo. N. Y. M. Witte can look forward to insults I yond. , . Beautiful 9x12 Velvet Ituga for $25.0(>. Ar. and Mrs. Milton H artom enter­ will lie run over the Lake Shore & and thv icy uiilt when he shall get i I' bail rend, as xeveryliody else hns. OBITUARY. home. A nation that will .iu treat a that one should look a- «iuugerous-beast tained relatives from Charlotte last Michigan Southern Ry. Tumslay. Sept Sedonr Linoleums. We can cover your’f! MICHAKL — Lottie Mae Prenth •« week. 26th. Specml train will leive Grand hi the i‘ve. No one ever gave more man of’ll. Witte’s ability and areom- ] with one piece. We have both flora - :. ,Tr.„iT„ ajlvicc. The .. Mrs. C. W. Tompkins is visiting Rapids at 8-.20 a. tn., or Kalamazoo at tiger not only starpJiBliziu-nts deserves another good lick- i Wus born io Hnstiitgs, Michigan. ■ foolish checks in imported or domestic nink, .- , ] March 22nd. W83 uud ifced Woilneaday t>d tlH> ,nit of confidence, hot tbe fact her daughter Mrs. Sanford Plumb of 10:3’»a in. running thr6iq?> without ihg. a big line. i.Vdtiing ■ 13th. '1IMJ6 -at her that I was stnring at him seemed to Paw Paw. change. Fare to Cleveland nml return It i, «id .bat w&n th, ►■<■»»ul t ha \ *’ ’ ” *’* e 22 years anger Jdm. . believe tbe result wouhl New invoice of TAPESTR 1ES. DR A PERI E> *6.73. Buffalo *21.00. .. months .uv.nu .uu >. d^ys. Shp was mur- t>e the same in any-case. Ills tall conMAPLE GROVE. . 3 and 2! COUCH and STAND.COVERS*. Ticket* good for 30 days.; Particu­ peace concluded at Portsmouth reached rM M»y IWM m Rwinrfd 'Mlrlmel of , <" ’"filch, his «ro« lo Uiui™. >ml Mrx. Frank Cummings left for Ev­ lars from Ticket Agents or by writing the Rutsian troops m Manchuria, they Hi. city. Mrx Mirb.ri hxl boon in M* Hl-h»rR. W. Innes, C. A.. GraJr Rapids, ert. Mich. Munday Where she expects were greiitly pleased, and gave them­ . ... f , .l rlble fangs. I realized that In another twor bruit*I for novenil month. m,t,l, WOU1J ,prlw m m(_ but w to help care for her grandchild, who is "Mich. . 7 ; selves up to rejoicing, and manifested at last death camo and enjled her auf- Hav^ IHy ufU i could not move’ a foot, very ill. ' ' . . .their pleasure by cheering for Roose­ f ru<sh>. ftiring. She leaves’a husband, infant Th.. |Jea uf lighting him never decurDamon Spencer left Monday for the velt. Did you ever see anything like UP kind Irlrud* and aon. father, three sisters and three red to me. If it bad I should Lave had to Agricultural College where he will in­ THREE LICENSED EMBALWERS. tpti freeJy Avrn tliroUKh the popularity of that man Roosevelt M burin I »jf rur ih-ir bfothers. and a host of friends to ' abandon It tbe next Instant, as there tend hcIkkiI the coming year. anyway? But who would have thought fnanl. tu thoicbutr fdr tbe mourn her loss. The funeral was held was no wcni>on at band. 1 had forgot of our sturdy president standing in from her late home Friday afternoon ten the presence, of Blnks when a low, Mrs. Cora. liny and children of near with the Russian vote? It is probably at half past two. conducted by. Rev. | luemtciiig growl from **' the “ tiger “awoke “ Grand Rapids are visiting her parents true today tiyrt il the Russian people the boy. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reese. IL H. VanAnken. and'^the remains I “I—I thought It wns morning." said had a fair chance to expret* them­ Geo. Canno'm and Ira Cummings laid to rest in Woodlawn cemetery. | the half wit. ns be got to bis feet and selves, Roosevelt would jx>ll more votes were at Clear lake Saturday and Sun­ ' rubbed bls eyes. for ruler of Russia than*would Nicholas. i*xh tn extend our ducerc ttawk* to our i Then <be noticed me staring fixedly at day. They brought home several nice, IS and Her. t . F. Itraan for tletr kind nr xx "I made u few culls the other ffijy, • the tuv tiger ti ,ri a nd turned his face iu that jlsh some of which weighed 1 pounds. &'• drain and burial of -our buxlund and ■r. uud to the nisi!} frlri>4« for their Public sentiment should be and we said the pastor of au uptown church <iirectkyn. Rev.' G. W. Tuthill has lieen returned Ufv.i floxrerx. to bls congregation, ’ 'and In one of tbe ’ i ’ believe 1a cuming more and more to ■‘•Hello, Nerol 1 knew you would for tin* third year on this circuit. J || to lo w<f demand obedience to law because it is h0use« I Mm a strung.’ thing y>t , TO|n|J dome!. ” Becr be cried the IWB8l> lieast, autl> and. iriip leap-. do you think? One of the church bynin ; lng oV ,. r CJircass o f tlie buffalo, hethe law, and that without respect to the LAKE VIEW. books, the pruiierty of this cbtirch, had put |jls anjlH aroun(J fhe |lwk of tlle We luuidle the best grailcB of coal bn the ! ] standingHif the mun who may violate been carried home and was placed uuof U1C jEn?f!e Tha whined Rev. Hatch will preach bis firg er from us and you aresnrp to be satisfied, i' "►•' ij the law. Public sentiment needs lo be. dor a I aa r. t .Ian 4 .. I al 4 A. I i >. a ••• AM. t. ‘ a the leg of the bible to lengthea it nnd I(ck<M| h;s .mnn nt the school house SundMF eve►uwerted right thur* and it la a boi>e-' j. out. “I'fremonstrated ll'.aoll..1niu'<'l'»t'thl« meuial um nd we will give your order prompt attentii| at this menial use ..^Ve niv frJl friends, you know." hing. f<EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ful sign of the 'times that jieonle are. ,e us before buying •’ 1 • of hymn hooks. Apologies and blushes | expIa . jUH| Btakk «•< V M» turnexl to me. "I Mr. and Mrs. Melve l and Office over Pierson’s (Jrtocery. profu* ..... Now. . I — am— not in hit hlt cage eilge night after night becoming aroused to the danger of aR ;I were profuw » --scolding -------- -- . bnve have been in HIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS’. I dangler Lily Barker on M rs. f 1 nlimit hvn ’ .n HASTINGS. niCH. lax public sentiment and the need of about this, but hymn books cost this ------, when nobody knew anything about it. I nulocko<i thnt door and the door of bls Chai; Smith Monday. an active public sentiment .with refer- ’ church * ' money, and* If any of‘ you have “ B„ MASSILLON. WASHED NUT. . No. M. M. M — A <0 acre , farm In tables too short iu the legs please put <. ttge |1Ild loM hJui If lle W ouM ?ome In Mr. and Mrs. Erb cnee tu-enforcing tbe laws. ' mu family re- Chevboygan county, soil grawliy loam, a newspaper under them or a piece of aftPr you were gone we would have a turru-d. boiue Tues^y J rening after a level, one half improved 14 acres of I ING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. wood. If you do this, we won't have romp. Stop your growling. That gentle- ten days visit in Ne^ Fork and Cana- timber, mostly hard maple,, one acre ► Those eastern democrats who felt to send out uud buy another hundred ’ iaaiJ iuls been very good to me. Come orchard, good buildings and very cheap da. that they had done with Bryan by do­ hymn books, as we did last week." . - might trade. । 0Vf.r nn(j pnt bkn on the head, Mr. No. 445—A farm of 30 aerve, good ing him twice for the presidency are The pastor bad uo sooner ended | Hastings. Nero won’thurt anybody Miss AVsddell j*nt Saturday and OCXlbOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCiQi ■ DOCl; doomed to disappointment. He was these remarks than a girl sitting al- • unless I tell him to.” Sunday with hci parents in Woodland. sandy, gravel and clav loam and lays a little rolling and borders on a fine lake. j wnH thoroughly frightened, and how never more the idol of bis party than most under bls nose calmly opened * Mrs. Alex A good 8 room hou«e and outbuilding*., lespie is greatly imnow. and at the Jefferson club banquet hymn book, placed It between her back j cnrrle<l things off as well as I did has proved iff hei Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. R. and the back of the pew ahd settled ; always been fl puzzle lo me. All the F. D. and telephone line, 2*4 mllee from in Chicago List week, he wm again comfqrtably down to listen to tbe eer- --------Hazel. J< ie and Florence Smith. Hastings. Might trade. money•-hi*•-the—world could not have <In­ : „ boomed for the presidency . The sug­ mon.—New York Press. duced me to approach the beast. He spent Sundi ! with their aunt Mrs. No. 449 A farm of 140 acres; 1(X> I gestion met with such favor as to leave was quiet now, and bls eyes no longer Lake of Hf tiinga. acres under plow, 85 acres of fine beech no doubt that the idea meets with the and maple timber. A fine large sugar blazed out. but what I wanted was to I Irving iarlton returned to bis school bush, line stock and grain farm. Good BE WITHOUT general approval -of his party in the get out of that ns soon as. possible. T 1 * Saturday. buildings, including silo; barn is base west at least. “Blnks. I am In a burry tonight and in Last can't stop,” I replied. ”1 wish you would Tbe ending bells are ringing. We ment 10x00. Fine location. No. 440—A farm of 120 acres; 1151 kneel down in front of Nero and put unders md that Lon Hillon. the oldest acres improved, balance oak wood lot According to the government report,’ your anno nround bls neck. J don't Bon oq ewis Hilton and Mitw May Fine fruit and plenty .of it. Fine large the gold produtiou of the United Your tii hi« WORTH I____ OTECTIKG-au«l wx. we are IX i'lli: wfcnt him to see nic when I go." BUSINESS. The Legal Reserve, required by Law, deposited with the. Ziim »rman are co A united in mar- buildings. Soil is a tine clay loam. Near Slates last year exceeded *80,000, (MX) an "Of course I will, but next ti<pe you school and fine location. j State Treasur r to guarantee the pavmeut of All Just Claimrisgj :hi» evening M*day tbe 18. increase of *7,000.000 over 1908.. come yon must have n romp with us. No. LLL—A farm of 96 acres, 86 i < which are pah fct sight. From the increased production prom­ acres cleared, and almost entirely free Yon have no Idea how high Nero can j RUTLAND C&ITER. HOSPITAL anHACCIDENt from stumps and stonee. Sol is clay ised in Alaska as well as the 'west .the Jump, and you ought to see him show association Uttle Alfred 'Wefel*Us quite sick loam and sand loam, about one half ■ figures will probably reach close to his teeth womctlmcs when I pull bln tall And you know why, too. It’s each, lays just a little rolling;. 15 acres with a cold. too hard.” FLINT, MICH. WO,OOU.OOO for this country and will of the land Is 80 rods from inn balance; those gray hairs! Don’t you While the boy shielded, me from the ICTOR, DISTRICT MGR. BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES. John Wood of Harriett! iz visiting timber was beech and maple; a fine exceed 1330.000,000 for the world in tiger's gaxe I slipped ont of the yard know that Ayer’s Hair Vigor ►•314. CHALOTTE, MICHIGAN spring brook that never falls crossee 1906. his mother. floor end locked It behind me. the 81 acrea, also the 15 acres, no waste; restores color to gray hair? Mr. Merrill and childr also a su­ fences are good wire fences with good ! M QUAD. After carrying Togo through a year Well, it does. And it never ter from Chicago attei 'd Sunday posts and all bog and sheep tight; 3 and a half of the heaviest naval war­ fails, either. It stops falling j Frank Fisher and Mrs. Vida McAr- school here Bunday. acres of good apple*orchard. Hood, fare ever known, the Mikas*, the Ad­ framed house of 5 rooms sheeted out- i । thur were brought before Justice Men hair also, and keepa the scalp Young Distemper seems to be order of side and in and filled with grout; fine ' miral's flagship and the flower of the I Bishop Monday, charged with adultthe day. dean and healthy. Do not tubular well at kitchen door, a beauti 'Jap navy, blew up from an explosion j ery. examination set for September ful hard maple grove stands around, in her magaixne caused by a fire. grow old too fast I After a ten days visit ’Hotkey the dwelling house, a nne view of the Nearly mm) .sailors and officers perished Zero Newland returned me last cars. Barn 30x40 framed, hone bam ! W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings, Mich with the ship. It seems a. if the Mikframed .16x30, cow bam framed 16x32 j Who sells the L. & M. Paint, stone hen bouse that cost *315, ioe Wm. Otis is getting ready build house, wood house, shop, 2 corn cribs, Says u> every church, that Longman Bmoke-fawuse, 3,hog houses. Telephone & Martines give a liberal quantity of station Jacob Edger of the city spent paint whenever a church is painted with relatives bare. with L. A M. Faint. 4 gallons L. A M resolutions. 5c a Uno. The investigation of the methods of the New York life insurance companies by the authorities of the state of New York is opening up a degree of rotten­ ness that had not been dreamed of before the investigators began their work. The investigation was not i»egun too soon. e B fi W. E. HERR1TT Try trading at Renkes & Walldorffs and you'll try trading there again and again] RvenKes &t Walldorff, PIANOS AND ORGANS. A, D Cadwallader’s ATTHEWS (EL CO You annot Afford j Insurance; < Accide IIj Fm Growing Old Fast j The R RFFFBnrn nertnntu h. aeetMiatFil- ] a Faint and 3 gallons of Linseed Oil will ,R A YEAR- �■ i„ Souhwestern Michigan wE WANT YOUR prescript*005 and Family i|uaV> hing; rugs) pricv «> M - j Never < Substit Yet. Freight Thursday Afternoon. Ditched Uttle personal mention. P- Hicks wan in Middleville Harm Results. Saturday. ' ; Thursday afternoon's ...... Is related Michigan Mm. LoQsiaMille is ihsiting friends Central local freight war * to thii police, uf Battle .Creek, by Mrs. was doing m)in., ya. us. me in Assyria. Clara Lung, a boarding house keeper. switching at the freight ' t yards. The C. K. 8. north bound passenger called David Goodyear weiitl to the state She befriended an outcast woman, one for the crossing. Elmer ftnrahberger. fair Wednesday. Edith Kelley, by allowing her to stay who luw charge of the interlocking Dr. aud Mm. M. L. Howell wet temporarily at her home because she had no place to lay her head. The switch pet the targets against the Mich­ Wall lake lost week. igan Central, and opened the crowing Ke’.k< woman, it is alleged, repaid her G.- R. Johnson uf Middleville, for the C. K. & 8. The |>onderous kindfieae by stealing $5 and a gold a Hastings visitor Saturday. freight engine with eleven loaded cars ' Mr. and Mrs. C. ,W. ■Moore visited wvdeii from her. anti $20 from one of - switch ""ivcu the tun cam cars on ou a * I Battle Creek friends Ip^t) week, the boardenv. Tbe Kelley woman left, was preparing to siding, and was going going down grade | .lames Lampman will attend thet’nidown the tho grade the city, but was later arrested. toward the —--.osainx crossing. Tbe Thu engineer 1I «•«!♦» ’“*,nw»♦ ^“pmnn will att< • knew *vthe target was against him* but' Ve"lty Ot A“n Arb°r thh Someone said that although Wm. I ■bought becouM.topu,H™Kira,M„e' D. K. Titman was cal-Icd to Homer Ahleh Smith dined with the etnporor of I >>"• upon .witch „ „ michrJ ,|efonnd last week by tbe dnngt rour illness of li. rtngny, jt wv E. L. Hamilton who I . • ditiud with h th. nralnbeb of* •' the ’leginlnnOt ana 1110 “»■■ owe his brother. —— •—-v--— ■ ■ '■ .nr. * the pemmb W heM nJJ, | '™2»°* »■» Um*. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, uf turo njt the peaach fest held recently । uf Oakwood, Oakwood, The Mlne WtJ <„ “ b"'""1 <-.me Ohio, were the guests <>C Mr. and Mrk at Bmton Harbor. The nqie party the «Lt c.n-1 L ? P,,h” «" “1 Orville Barnum Friday. naively ob*»erved that the emperor can_________ _ rhtlo the “’haul onlgne hack ennot vJte for U. SS. • "muter white tho I? lo ,v the traik. butthe talteA Miss Agnes Barnum,' of Petoskey, e Thu. l^ “i’ ‘™'k' bo'. UiW- The «mt visited at O. (X Barnum's Thursday tegi-lotor, have that privtetegr. Thoa I boxmd 5 j \ ______ “ A*dock and also the fast C:10 it apiamra that oar <aingrvsaman haa an ’trutea arrivixl, and all the crew, and I and Friday, going tu Olivet ou the eye oa the.main chance. I .it all the <l aectten • ------------men turned cre”« in andto gel latter date to attend college. w --------the ^rXTnX ‘>“T V“ A"k”" -« »<>'Mrs. Howard Van Ankcn and little Leon. Jacob, ng.-d 10 uij X.,r«h Thrf_ „. 8““’ beck on tlw track, win who have l«n th.-gw-H t.l •Knorfee. W J n. Of Kahmnw. rode nu, ‘ ' an ; fives fa thia city and Middleville for fr.mt pattlo Creik to J.ck»>n on the i ““eB* ** the iMaaengera. , . . ................. s’.inetimc went Thursday to their biimi^ni ot « freight or one night fort H,... ri,i. ...w new home. Ewat Chicago. •wwk. The>; were «t the health f«xl , liuiu/r city aiid cl aimed they feared to go i DEATH OF ELIZA. home ms they would lie punished fpr BETH ANDERSON. going away without parental i»erElizabeth, aged four, the younger of uiiivdijii So they started to run awiy ! the two daughter^ of Mr. and Mrs. 4* Continued from iwge one. in tli»i manner indicated. They were - : A. A”derson died Wednesday evening arr< r tid at Jackson and sent back hpme. I of omevrs. and therefore in its manage- of pneumonia, after but a short iliums. |। meitt. Ent it was shown mill that of tin «.uv i» wna nnown The funeral took place fruut the home • C-unstabh* George Cantwell, of Battle j policy-holders, duly af*> ui .-.i,- «iiu»i Mivcrnuun mm ini’ interment Friday afternoon and the interment Creek, charged with furnishing liquor j (g) had ever been notified of an annual was-in Riverside. One had to know i- One had to know td prisoners in-tlw county j^til, entered । meeting to choose the oftieers, nn<| of the sweetneai and d«*eply atiectionatc a pica’;of guilty and was sentenced t<*: this 2.\Q0*1 over 20,0t<0 hail given their disposition u£litti<* Elizabeth to sp­ oil d^t-s* Imprisonment, without niter- |-proj|iw to the. oid. officers, who could preciate bow she was enshrined rp the WHAT INDUCEMENT? ,8 nativc-i line at Marshall one day ln«t ■ thu?| re-elect themwlves In the Mutual ■ hive <4 her'parentu, and of the other week.1 . ' ! LifA et the iMVijXjJkpoljCy holders, less !.ipmate>i of the home. All that-love ----------- ' j that; 3A'JXM) Wirt* notified, mid of these Rev. Arnold, the Methodist preacher : tjlt. officer^ had proxies for most nil of wii .. oacceedtHi iu rubbing "the fur of ’ This shows o hat „a fgrw and ..I-chiirch members at Allegan the । l>une<> game this claim o f •—......... . « f "mutual” wrong! way so that they’ were wrnthy ( at hinj. wa» seat to Bellevue to preach j Tlierv is no doubt but that h!I three to .the jiK'aci!-loving Methodists there. 'companies have enough revourewt that THE LKAE ’■ 2 5RUGGTST. ■ xxxiooo ■ \, ' •r<' g‘>a<i t»' I«y all they have actually rT ^K V* aged and m. , agreed t«> pay' their policy holders, (•rifh’4 Berrien Co. -young men are j But agent, of ft»] (”,f ghein have evunder arrust charged will. th. killing ..ibmly lieen authorized to mnb xertm! uf Robert Nodhdurft, a resident of the . rfatemonts .»£ results of th.- invewtmLt same i>>un:y. at Elkhart. The crime; that will never be realized. was ctjnmitted August G. L\ll of them might pueeiWy lie if the „ a could suggest was dunt for her while she lived; and in the midst of it she grew up no gentle, kind'and unselfish that she won the low of all who knew her. She wwrncd to have lived the earth life long enough to acquire the ■ nature that must fit one for tseaven— simple, loving, trustful. And then the sweet life waft tiansplanttd to jfrr># in beauty and richneta iu God's iMruJise. '-------------------------• -- ------------------। ■ ■ ®a ? L.OC3 I NGWS. ' ■ corn pun i» s were prudently ■ managed I®1------------ -------- - -------------------G» rtrnde * nherman. pretty waitress , .. .- _ ,n-» Kl.Uw.zoo hotel; agr.ov«l w over | ». I Sli«h( ,r“* "'''‘■""’"y owhl. -* her lover-, unf.ahfulo™ that .he iv’k wixon one day last week, B'“ she tcxlk too much. and «> will av o re<ntv a a while. net £ Phone t38 OQOOOOGOOO&XX -childrens Emporium Jeffinorpffwt. M$TH6$, MICHIGAN ■ Everything for the Babies and Children ... Robes, Bonnets, Dresses. Two Buckie Dip Belts, Cloaks, Watsts, Pillow Taps, Silks, Ribbons, Laces and. En>bralderie». J. S. Mudge and J. W. Ewing of' Grand Ledge are getting flowage rights j preparatory to-putting up another dam ! , on Grand River for generating rloe- j Cecil Smith a thrfo year uld Kal4- .! uiazoo hid Iwd Bis fbee horribly man- ' • gleil by a beagle hound which attackul : ' him Wednesday. joods al Right Prices. SCOTT MINA t . Seveqty nine car loads of fruit and | j (XM) pHckages were sent by bout from ; I St. Joseph and Benton H«rbor one day I last week. OUR.. BREAD /:■ ;-. <i bnyoar bread you can ‘ . thi:' you are the !x-xt of i-' i ’ . ;.L . baked by ’■ • ienced baker rientiflc matt­ ’ pure, cleuii, aud whoit ■ If y*a wsi » ■. isk your X~7 JfOfi.:::... for C Barnaby’s Bread. '' ben T,.c com.to . for a meal . £umi.b Loueh r ordrr c Hue of Clga. . •, Wm. H.* Brewer, a young man of Battle Creek, has liought a half iuter’ '" " Press. . «*t in tbe St. Joseph. Mich. j William Welch, uf Albion, was in­ . stantly killed by a Michigan Central I traiii ut that place, Sept. 13. ' It is claimed electric cars will be (running .from Kalamazoo to Otsego j this fall. 2S cents I ■ ■■• I', and clean. ■ 'imirciiou and ■■ by. Nice ''J .lAndies. ■ ’* *’* ; jV‘ Gfiice. * —. 'l23 Hastings, Mich. »HN TREHMEHTS i . tor Uh cuiv ot nil chrotfic and surgical'cages UUUTiSH. . . deformities. all Xenuus, Blood, Skin and Chronic Dieeases. BATHS of all kinds -Young womeu for. Train 31 S'*®! t«<r Jithsw. Addrt*s. Roam THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, Jackson, Michigan — Ionin Odd Fellows are prepearing to i build a temple. Barnaby 3ras., her- 4s Q contem­ plating having a New Coat, Cape or Fur? Better come here »Enrollment in Kalamazoo city schools ADVERTISED LETTERS. 'Mrs. Estclla Wood Hall, Mm. N. C. I Pearson, Miss Flossie Bums. Miss Cora L. Stewart. Miss Belle Loder. Mr. Dewitt B. Fero. Mr. Geo. Roes. John W. Bergu, Wm. Luschuitt, 8. Baker. Peter Haas. Geo. Manning. Frank Potts. £^3 USED FOR PNEUMONIA. Dr- C. J. Bishop,-of Agnew. Mich., hay". 'I have need Foleys Honey and Tar in three very severe cases of pneumonia with good results in every i case Rufuse substitutes. For sale hy Arthur E. Mulholland successor to W. i H. Goodyear. । Any kind of k Window Shade at riufholiaod’s. Just leave tbe size and take a look at our Snappy Array of Coats jackets, capes aw FUfiS OUR MOTTO:—One Price to All and That The Lowest. J.T.PIERSONS SON, The People’s Store. Phone No. 9. Hastings, Mich. „,ld, jn „•„n St I Tteory Wol’miu. h» moved hl. lx,wIt i. ’bigh time they .were inv<«igit : liB« “lte>’ to Chwlotte. . _ . ed. and we hope the New York cum- | The BANN ER will.be glad to figure week in the woods near Thatcher's : hill. Banton Harbor. It is thought to • I* a case of foul play. Hygienic Sleeping Hosiery, । I ; mission will never stop until they get I wiki you on auction hills if you need to the bottuni uf this meM. and th*- them. ’ pul.lie. and et-prciully the pG^cy hold- 1 There i* a rumor thate the Vander­ yttr of extermination, so fur ax ’ era. know the.truth. WU intonate I ave acquired control of iy is concerned, has lieen begun The upshot will and ought to lie pere Marquette system. leers have mure than they cun governineiit regulation of the insurance ! CummiAsioner Fifidd'-hus completed arieiiH »o without xittiug up nigiitw. ‘ hnsincsa, and tin* end vf the greet] and । a very «-nalitAbie job . uf Mreet work’ graft of their Wall Stz4x»n\rol. on Bark. Waslungt-jn and Court streets. They have a special gxaud ’jury sit- . ting ouer in Case county, and the SURPRISE ON DAV­ It is clairued that the present full j ID HOL'ISTAITER i seem good that Downline has Ih‘*?u very favorable for sugar beets ■' Monday Fe| t. tlib being David B. i which promise to Ik* a very tiountiful ' sopoliB law breaking liquor 1 _____ ------_ Huufstatter's eighty-first birthday his lire __ booked for a ban! time. Ct-Upi a , ; _______i children and grandchildren gathered ■ John Ea»y. of Assyria, was last ' t-GibiH. ;ur-d IL son of a well . at hi< home tu remind him uf the ucWeduesday elected treasurer of the 1st ’ xnowuiPortage towrfhip. KalamAzooI casion •completely ^irprising nim I Michigan Sharpshooters at their re- ■ : .ty. farmer, wan hit ou the side of Many useful presents were.hTt ns tukthr i.t'ali by a pitched Gall Wednesday. • ens of rst.-em in which lie is bell • union at Jackson ---------- except ------ r. ;; All Electric Light and Gas bills must the injury resulting'jn his death.__________ Tbechildren were all present and1 ; Ik* .jdiid on or before Friday in order to । ---------. two, Andrew who is in N.Dakota ----------------•j. .....No discount will | To judge by the number of contem- * Mrs. T. B. Hart, uf Wayland. After save the di«»mrta. vu no m v. a.. 1bountiful rejiast tbe ’ lie allowed after that ’date. ■ Thornplated dams which are। tu lie put put .tn on ।! partaking bf ifiig season, the | afternoon was spent playing games I apple Gas and Electric 'Co. e । Grand river the comf.„ **■“ : ' . iaiiiug. u. river will not be worth a dam for any- • and visiting. J. •». R- Mason- of your ! tyev. Wm. Lucas, of Allegan, was vas preaeat’and photographed the [ in tlM. city Wednesday and delivered thing ehe.—Portland Otserver. , city w. \ an address that evening in the interest --------■ group. ' I of the Diocisan fund, which'it is. proThe lifeless body uf an unknown — j posed to raise in this diocese. . young man was found one day last SCOLD MEATS ■ 661 677 HWH FlNAKt WITH VtlWfAIKf Mimi Ei MiilhsHfiniii i --- --------------- Hastings banner sfptfmrfr 21. 1905. into an open switch Enginezol Local Counties. Receipts tho-t E’ufth,’:-. i -)ei|Ut|'pe‘l KXOWW'l irLETENE-- I RAN r ECZEMA ON UTTLE GIRL Sleepless Nights for Mother Rod Awful Suffering of Child. Capital :: $75,000.00 Ottiwn R. B. messcr, Ul« Pres. K. B. mttser. R. C. Trench, m. L our Savings Bank. Coon. D. $. BMOyur, montv to Coan on 01 bile you Sleep Interest is Piling Up. Eike Ulettrs. fl. H. Anderton. and adding Itwlf to tlw principal. Cake our advice and pave tbe way for contort and Alving iu clover.” Do it by opening an account with us Do It now. Interest Bastings gity Rank Real estate Security. Had Given up All Hone of Ever Making Anymore. genns of any siae. if you save your money. Chore isn’t a better way to save it than by openlug an account at Directors Chester HHsser, paid on Savings DcposIK COMPLETE TREATMENT Clover * fl. Ji. JlndcnoH, OsNtr. prise as any other manufacturing busiI neks. i The interchnngeable milage ticket [ adopted by the Michigan railroads five I years ago to satisfy the dviuairis of । commercial travelers will lie discontin’ tied Sept 30. and the northern quarters Mrs. I. B. Jones, Addington, Ind. jaft Detroit abolished. The interchangT., writes: “ My little girl had beta | able milage ticket of the Central Passsuffering for two years from .eczema, I enger Associalidn will be used.’ and during that time I could not I The "road bee” is the latest form of get a night’s sleep, as her ailment amusement in tbe vicinity <rf Hastings. | was very severe. I had tried so many Farmers got together recently and i remedies and spent so much money, hanled 240 loads of dirt in one day, ; deriving no benefit, I had given up placing one mile of roadway in first I all hope of making any cure. As a last * class shajie. After the work was- done resort I was persuaded to try Cuticura. 1 dan shape. and to my great delight a marked a fine chicken dinner was served by the change was manifested from the first farmers' wives. In the evening there application. I gave the child a bath was a dance and everybody had a good with Cuticura Soap, using a soft piece of muslin cloth. This I did twice a time.—Grand Rapids I’resa day, each time following with Cuti­ Detroit News: ”Dr Kellogg of Butcura Ointment, and at the same tie Creek commits himself to tbt state- j time gave the Resolvent, according to ment that “cow’s milk is the vilest; directions. One box of Ointment aud two hotties of the Resolvent, to­ food that ever entered a human atom- ) gether with the Soap, effected a pcr- nch.” This should improve the stand- ■ maacntcure. I submit this for pub­ lication, hoping it will assist other ing of the oyster with the gritty, in­ side aud the hash mystery. The doc- i sufferers in coring themselves.’* t tor also Itveni that the filth that ac­ cumulates in milk pails is almost be­ yond belief. The News is willing to accompany Dr. Kellogg in all paths of Consisting of Cuticura Soap real science, bol when he gives out Ointment and Pills. that tbe uncleanly milk pail is the The first step in the treatment of cause of cholera infantum and some­ chronic Eczema is to remove the times typlioid fever, what becomes of scales and crusts and soften the skin, by warm baths with Cuticura Soap. the theory of tbeiye antidote for germs Dry carefully and apply Cuticura and what avails the smoking hired Ointment, lightly at first, and where man whose pipe falls the ashes of the advisable spread it on pieces of soft burnt sacrifice into the milk pail cloth and bind in place. Take the whenever bossy, aiming at a fly. Resolvent Pills, or liauid, in medium do.,cs. Do not use cold water in batb- knocks the bowl upside down? Timo and again science has declared that ing, and avoid cold, raw winds. semi-carbonate of nicotine will kill _ * —■—• **— —hi. Mkm »—>»«■<. ah. you Can Live in Chester messtr, President. The harvesting of the ragweed crop I this year, w'hich was a big one. has ■ l>eeu sadly neglected, as jou can ob­ serve from the number of streaming I eyes and red noses you wHl sec. I Someone has written, evidently one . who knows, that every newiqiaper d‘<-s • , a large amount of free service for its j I community, sometimes without request ! • : but us-uaHy witnout thariks. Never' i theless it is as much a .private enter- j CURED BYCUTICURA Surplus :: $25,000.00.1 ntOBATK OKilEK State ot MieNfsn. c'otuity <rf JUrry, m At s of the J'loNUe Court forth* C«unty of lixrn. haMeoiM the IToImU afflcf. in the city « llaxtlair. !u >*ld ( aunty on Friday iMn day. of S*S*ten>VwT, In the year oar thousand nine h<indr»d and tl»r. FiWNrt Chai. M. Mark, .Iuds«* of l*robat>-. In the matter of • Uit eatate of Bernard Bowiht. dnceaard. |. j. On reading and filing the petition dub" vnri■ ned.of F. J, Men III. the executor named In the will of Kil'f deceased, inaying that an fmtruiiwnt now on file In tl.l« Ckmrt. puru-irtiug to be i the UM will and ti-Unwgt of aald d«-cea<cd lw I admltt'-d to FroMln and th" rxeetitot therein named appointed or augie other Miltable per 1 acn. I, I Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the uth day of October A. P. in® at tm o’clock ;n the forenoon, be n'MgtwM for the hearing of «aid petltton ai><1 that the be|i> at la v of sal* I deceoaod and ell other ri-raona IntrieMcG In «Md oatatc, are r<-'|ulrrd lnap|*iu alaarsrton at said Court, then to t» h^ Jen at the roolwte oSk-e. .tn the (Ttj of llksttngs. in said ronnty, Uld abow cause it any there be. why the prayer of tho -p-tltiouer may not lw- granted. And tl )» furtio-r ordered, that said iietittoner give notice to th«« persons intrrreted tn sail c-tat> of the t»-uJ-iic> of «r,J ---- •*-- •-—•— thereof by causing published In the ID tn s*l<i Couuty or ------------ —, .... three stwcwslvs > •reek" nrevKMM to mW day uf iio-irlng. • KUa'C. Ukoos. Chas. M. Mack.* t*rotMt&Hn«l«u>r. Juditr of rruixts I COME AND SEE US. During Fair week beautiful Souvenirs WHITE • C. Lit V LILI laundry, powder PRICE 12 CENTS PER CAN............... White Lily Powder makes Cut Glass sparkle, WHITE LILY LAUN­ DRY POWDER Is for sale by the following named Grocers:— Windows clear crystal. J.T. PIERSON & SON, Which has the most charms for you: The everlasting rub at the tub, red, sore rough hands; a tired back; or J. HOMER DePUE. WHITE LILY LAUNDRY as and Silver clean bright. Cleans Silks, Laces, Woolens, Furs, Gentlemen's Sults invaluable for ’ laundry. the­ Makes clothes HI v white; flannels soft and beautiful; colored fabrics bright as new. SPECIAL SALE . ................ ■ ■ W. H. FAIRCHILDS. COOK k SEITZ. See circulars for directFons and recom­ mendations. POWDER, makes quick, easy, tireless washing; soft, white hands, ♦ and cheerful spirits. THUMS OF HOLDING COUBT. Stale of Michigan. ■ Fifth J isficUi Circuit. : I.Cteawnt MnilUi. Ctrhi'.t Judge for the Fifth Judicial (irmnt of Michigan, do here, now, ax I and appoint the lime* at hiding the aeveva! term* of (ex nt In mid C1f«H Ur the years law . and 1907. as !o0c*9;— I l.cim.- ThtefEaton ». * Orainty. - White Lily Laundry Powder stands alone la PRICE and VALUE None genuine without the TRApE MARK. L“> FtJ’“drL^L “r d.riot l»lr CENTS TRADE MAM | Mu, fourth �HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER SI, 1905. Eczema ! COURT HOUSE NEWS, j VISIT FROM How it reddens tbe skin. Itches, oozes, drie? and scales! . Some people call it tetter, milk crust or REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. •all rheum. Tbe suffering from It la sometimes InWARHANTY 0KKIX5. tcn.-M-; local Applications are resorted to— they mitigate, but cannot cure. Jacob Zerbo to Jas. L. Smith, It .proceeds from humors inherited or ac­ 80 ac. sec 8 Thornapple 4.500 quired pnd persists uutl) these have been removed. Edward L. Frost to 8. R. Rog­ ers, parcel. Pine lake. Prairie­ positively removes them, has radically ville.. ISO 00 and permanently cured tbe worst cases, and Is without an equal for all cutaneous Chaa. D. Jarvis to Reuben eruptions. , I _ ___________ H. Mohler 12 ac hoc 25 Wood­ land iaoo oo Hood’s Sarsaparilla POMPEIAN Massage Cream Cleanses Where Soap and Water Fail -vex? ! • Washing with soap and water makes the face look clean, but it < cleans the surface only, it does ! not clean out the impurities in ! tbe skin that make ft muddy and ; sallow. t Pompein Massage Cream goes < through the surface. Lt rinks in^ I to. every pore----- reaches and | loosens all foreign dirt and im ] purities that lodge in the pores. । It Is the only facial cream free I from grease and that keeps the : face free from it. J> les not — .: caniiOt—promote the growth of hair on the face. Price 50c lad $1.00 a Jar. W.J. HOLLOWAY ! Prescriptions prepared as if for ‘ the Doctor's ewn use. ! HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. ;THE :BEST TEA ► Our customer? all tell us that our ! Silver Leaf Tea is tbe beat they have s ever tried. It is the pure article and » its quality can't be surpassed. Our ! coffee enjoys an equally good repu> tation. 4 J t < J * Give us your order for pickles an J all kinds of Spices. < » Cotton Batting per roll. » High School Special Tablets for..5c » * » * JWe want your Butter and Eggs. ^Highest market price paid for produce. ^Store open evenings. :W. H. FAIRCHILD Phone 292. FLOWERS SIAMESE PRINCE Continued from peite one. fihe mangeetene jam I made at Nakawn. Mrs. Cooper gave bread and other -things too. She ought to make the trip in 10 days at least as the wat­ er is higher anil swifter and the cur­ rent is in the direction of the boat. , Jnst aa we had finished tiffin yester­ day two little daughters of one of the officials came to see us. After we had a chat about our pictures etc. I started the gramophone and soon five strangers walked in the yard and came up in the veranda to listen. Of course they can­ not appreciate our beautiful Amercian songs, but Mr. Palmer has two pistes of Siamese songs, two of Malay, and one of Chinese, beside many band tflections of Sousa and others. These they enjoy very much. Mrs. Cooper brot us some Grape Nuts from Amer­ ica yesterday and we had some for breakfast. They tasted better than at home. I suppose because we have not had any since we left. June 21 I wonder if you would not like some of the fine specimens of Pitsauuloke moequitoee? They are especially large and fine. Just now we arc trying to keep the white ants below the house, down and not let them climb up the posts to our/ tloor. Mrs. Toy hail a great many things ruined by these same creatures last year, while they were away to mission meeting. The roses are very plentiful now. I took Mrs. Cooper a lovely boquet this morning and several times 1 have givezi to the hospital patients. • One rust measnred four inches across. Last night after supper we went out doors for a game of foot hall. It makes w» feel so much better' after stucTying, writing etc., to have gome good vigor­ ous exercise. Before we had played very long we had .quite an enthusiastic ... ' crowd. When 1 wo. too tired to pl.y more, some soldiers came in and played with Dr. The Siamese are splendifi kickers: one would scarcely think they could kick1 so hard a tm.il with their bare fecL They enjoy all sort* of ball games. One which is character­ istic of the Siamese alone, is played with a small wicker ball about thk THE NEW SCHOOL LAW Will Be Enforced. Compels Every- Child Between and Including 7 and IS to Go to School. A CARLOAD? Under the compulsory education act passed by the last legislature, every child in this city between and includ­ ing the ages of seven and 15 years must attend the public schools all tbe time they are in session. The marshal or some other officer must be .donignated as truant officer by the city school board. The truant officer must work under the direction of the superinten­ dent of schools. There is a penalty for failure to enforce the law in city or county school districts. Superinten­ dent Chamberlin and (be‘school board will work together w itb the marshal to compel every child between and in­ cluding the ages of raven and 15 in this city to attend the city schools. Public sentiment will sustaiin .them. The law should be rigidly enforced. her way home on furlough. Miss Fleeson is author of the book called "LaoH folklore of Farther India.” At tbe present time we are compelled to ‘‘double up” somewhat in our lan­ guage work so as to cover all of the prescribed work of the year, so now we have two teachers one in the morning Victor B. Furniaa to Hibbard and one in tbe evening. We have but A. Offley, lot 82 Nashville.. 1800 M a little over two months left for work John Abbott to Sam W. John­ before our annual exam. Tonight is son 00 ac sec 17, IrvingI 8200 00 prayermeeting at Rev. Cooper’s^ioma. We enjoy the daily chapel service with Wm. H. Chara to‘Henry Kah­ ler parcel Barry 3S 00 the school boys. There wd have an, op­ portunity to read Siamese in the gospel Wm. H. Chara to Henry Kah­ of John with the boye. We can read ler, parcel Barry 45 00 and wirte fairly well already, but to Walter Haywood to Lyden A.'. speak the language is far more difficult ■ Purdy, parcel Middleville... 600 00 We use the Association foot ball for Chas. H. Williams to Ozro F. our exercise some evenings with the OBITUARjv. Warner lot 18 Blk 11 Strik­ school boys and often some of tbe sold­ _PARSOSS-L.ur, Ami Lanta ers add. City ISO 00 iers from the barrakscome in and kiek was born in Potsdam. St. Lawrence the I41II with us. The language visita­ Lillie Parker to Eugene Cain county, N. Y. March & 1827. . 19’4 ac sec 12. Carlton 800 00 tion and medical work keep Doctor Her parent* moved to Palmrya. ve ry busy. ■ Wayne county, when sic was a small Wallace Hobbe to Geo. P. Sunday while we were all at, church child, and later the family moved to Clary parcel. City......... 588 .00 u procession of people and priusti Rochester N. Y. when iblaych 7. 1838, Frances Sholler to Porter E. passed by on the other side of the riv­ Miss Landon was aniUd in marriage Kime, parcel Nashville 600 00 er. They were making a lot of noise to Mr. Clark Lawrencd Parsons. The L. G. Clark to Lois A. Cjark aud had a down at the head of the following faU Mr. and Mrs Parsons lot 54 Phillips add Nashville. 750 00 procession making all kinds of antics. moved to Springfield, Ohio, where they The procession represented the ordina­ QUIT CLAIMS. resided 42 years. tion of a young Ixjj’ to the Buddhist Jas. T. Moon to Wm. G. Brooks In 1883 they came to Barry county. • 40 ac sec 86. Maple Grove... 1 00 'priesthood; the down represented the After a abort residence there they sold world and all that the young man will their farm and purchased a farm in 1 Fred K. Hart and wife to Fred henceforth renounce. They held a South Boston, Ionia county, where they K.. Hart, lots 5 and 0 blk 2,. large white umbrella over the candi­ lived 84 years About 18 months ago Grant add City................... . oo date while he sat on a • Siamese pony they went to Hastings where they have Geo. H. Nelson to Jasper Barwhich wak unbridled. He sat with sim-e resided. For several years Mrs. lacome. parcel, -Prairieville.. 00 hi, tuILl! op in jhe atlitnde of coniUnt Parsons baa been failing in health, 3 phayer and was" not- allowed to’ touch years ago suffering from paralysia MA Kit: AOK LICENSE*. either horse or anything else with his I sitace which time she has lieen very Meuville E. Hilton, Ingham Co84 hands. The priesthood of Siam will feeble, yet with patient resignation Hilda A. Tobias, Dowling18 harbor this boy. unfit him for'any’work and a cheerful spirit she was able to in the future and make him the laziest Merle V. Coveraton. Caledonia22 continue the companion in the home. Grace M. Dowling.. Middleville....10 of the lazy. He will wear a yellow She fras a faithful follower of her robe and have his head shaven contin­ Maurice Hauaer. ChicugoX80 Savior from childhood.and throughout ually. A little boy as his pupil and Minnie May Darling. Hustings30 her entire life she wks devoted and size of a base ball. Any number cab body rarvant will do all his work as it Irving L. Boyes. City.....39 sincere, quiet uud unassuming in is a disgrace for him to work while in play and the skill consists in keeping Anna A. Shively, City29 it in the air, without once touching it manner, a spirit admired by all who the priesthood. knew her. she held a ixtrmauent place Alonzo S. Hilton. Castleton22 June 5—Mrs. Irwin and little 4 year with the hands. They use ahouldeita in the affections oTmlIII who knew her. Georgia May Long, Hastiqgv.17 old ilaclorce came last Friday noon. elbow, chin, back, front or top oQieutl We like her very much and are so sorry to make it bound into tbe air againL There was born to Mr. and Mrs. NEW EASTERN STAR OFFICERS. she had to go home on account of ill Recentely we were told that a group of Parson* fiVe children, three of whom Hastings Chapter No. 7, O. E. S. health. --Mr. Irwin did not feel he these people were at the World’s Fair -departed this life in infancy. She has elected the following new officers: ought to go home with her now as his at Chicago and played. leaves to mourn her Ipsa a husband W. M., Mrs. Allie Willison. ami two children, Mirs. Hattie [ departure would leave Dr. and Mrs. Last i«iai Thursday luurauay evening cvvuiug Mr. air. Cooper — ................ ......... — • ---------------- E. — W. P.. John Payne. •od Dr. W. wore inritod to the Com'<<*<•>»• »f HmUokh ind Tnrmin H. Brooks alone for several mouths. If A. M., Mrs. C. H. Thomas. «< talk u.1 Mven the latter were not new missionaries mtaoner-.lordiiinergirenintamrof: Treas.. Mrs. T. J. Brosseiu. ‘ like ourselves they could get along let­ the British V. C. The dinner was ] grandchildren. After lhe second stroke, Conductre-K. Mrs. D. K. Titman. j ter. As yet Dr. Crooks can not do very vl.bor.le »nd much enjoyed All1 “H'11 «i-nrre.l < few workssince.Mrs. Aworiute Conducttoss, Maud Kelly. 14IDfc,u much evangelistic work nud as Mr. the foreigners were there, logetlirr I’»™ons failed rnpldljr and quietly Mn,. Or,™ B*ll«r elwtal Worthy J • * ” . .. IO odicials. Dr.• ■* was ,I ■past*.! into lhe light aial into the joy | u.Muaiiw.u ..1 •• > ■ lit 11 Ilf, n with ...... many Siamese m u. t vuu-i mbh. iff I nnl Sept. <i>nt >1 HI i5. af Matron again, r 13 — — bat declined, having heinust stay* to keep the work moving- seated between two who could speak no ' tif Imr her f-owl. », ill at tires the nt'.' 4 filled the place With great credit to Irwin Ja an M D an<J practiced I English, so be had td talk Siamese all of w *«■«* ’ *’•>'■ h««rw»!f »nd tn thr» Chanter fnr tin. . . . . . I .. .. . , : . • IVI. ....... herself and to the Chapter for five ; in for M?ttfraI years before mar- [ the time exciqjt when he spoke t<> the i Whittier ray*. -‘’ars’ ____ - ; riage. She does not look ill. but has Englishmen. We had a good chance DEAFNESS CANNOT B£ CURED fever all the time. Friday p. m. she I to show whether we could si»eak or uot ! ThV ,'1"13 , r” We have jurt received a car load of Famous GARLAND and PENIKSU LAR BASE BURNERS. There are no better stoves made, and we will make you a price that's right If you want to buy a stove, call and see us before you place your order IT WILL PAY YOU. ntata. ... Weissert Bros BE VARICOCELE CURED A»-NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. Confined to His Home for Weeks. A My family phy»fcian toM »• operation w-.- ---- -------------- - -J*eiaUat*. but •£ ootnmri.cj - .■SS HAS YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED 1 OK MXODrj. Aa.p-J.K-.mn » ortl*!rr f TMt.. hvd Trw*trn»nt will cure CONSULTATION FREE WO KAMES VSKD WITMOVT WKrTTEN rOKSEVT. Fr.ir irr X. ,m*»onboM« or enrelopei. Everything eoufldentlnl. Qpe«tiuuL t leg Dr&KENNEDY&KERGAN Cor. Mich. Ave. and Shelby St, Detroit, Mich. No. 77. ThcT^T 5 CETNR^?ar No. 77. , by local application*, a* they cannot reueU the । gave chloroform to a t> weeks old babe last huturday when tbe Commissioner ,_ul -, 5£&' I -Heh Dr. W. oponta on forhsro-bp cailed. Wo bid no IntarpreKr and he , ,h, M P “ bnreh i" •■jndiK'ttxI’frnin • South Boston. । , Whreffiu;r.'b.'Mlid IX I P? «-i««nt hrid the head and I tha , made a longer .all than »mt do. 1 . Tuwlir morning Sept. , X UOTUIJ lUUUUU^ OCj'l. 12. nvv. Ker. tf J.. 1. 1. .- Orta Lota tatattmr. Trit , bid made one of Of your yoor sponge „.,ngf cuke-s cok~ T Townortaf I .have, all kinds of designs fo< . .. ‘ hax e a nunbi'.nn hound or i tn perfect heniinsr I body. Il is the first time I ever saw J bad funeral work. Phone orders sulici' “’itches taken and 1 must confer to u that morning 05 ,, raorn.no ’ so » I served M-rml that and ................ Thou hW> been Uilhful ’ led and deliveries made to all parts out and Chh tube rc^tnm! to Its''n'irtnal conJI • shiver SntnrilHv n in Dr I' ' ‘ . no.pbrrry.yru>. ‘ ’ ’ * wo ,o.t.tB.ng. .. ’ *E„ler • tbo - „ lnw I1K joJ1 took which iof thy Lord.” I , lien, hearing will bo .ll.troytu forerun nine*; P; u’- * of the city. ’ cstMwout ot tea are cauM-tl by Cutirrh, whleti I’ retention cyst trout a man*■’s eve. ; i. The '-kok. Friday evening a servant from I . _j_____ s ‘X n>'“ latter latter was was a verv bloody blonde operation fow-rati. but I tbeSidct uturii chow i the king.s n-,-phew j a very II wonler .. ... V mi Mamma — what' we will NELSON BURROUGHS. W" wilt give One ■ Hundn*il DdUars for unr the patient ultho an old man is doing I of whom 1 have written already) came i call the baby? case of I(catMml by catanl>) that can­ the patient mtho an old man is doing | of whom 1 have written already ) came I call the baby? Phone 29. Proprietoi two fine cumhsuf hon- ,I Johnny—*I uu don ’,t think not t>e cored by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for nicely at this writing as are the other j with a note and -------------------------------------„ ,„,„ k we’d letter 1 circulars free.' F. J. Ciiksev & Co. Tot.Kt»o.O. two. There fa sn much more to do now ey on hamltoo tjvigs which had---- just ; call him any ofthenatlespapa called , Sold by UhiskMa.;.--. Take iJall'i* I tunuy FIU* for coti^tlpaiton. tHht we arc Minding, by this mail to been found near the barracks. The i him last night when he was crying, They are good Druggists at Tl|i!« Ratbnri for n young man to come a» note w.l- an expression of hi-’ appreci- ■ He mightn’t like it when he gruwed 2nd assistant. Yesterday was couiujun- at ion for Dr's, work . _ imsud .upon tbe r_up.I • Linkes Kidneys and Bladdor Right Holland's. ‘ recovery. ’ . We returned 4he [ i i i i ion Sunday and wo had the pleasure soldier's 1 ______ _ ! of haring at Sunday school 3H and at : tray filled with rones fresh with the j ii the las^ min rain. It It mnv may lu.-nf lx: of intnmut interest »r. to you '' the TirOMehinr* preaching M>rviea* service just nftg*r«t-«rr,t afterward l»wt ' The communion table looked pretty to know we have a Buddhist priest in [ • with pink roses from our yard. Some­ the hospital. JJr. operated upon his ear one has presented the chapel with an 88*116 bad a tumor on the lobe. He individual communion service. We are was at the morning service last Sunday. WOODBURY IONIA STAGE L.1NS so glad as it is ho unhealthy to drink June 28. ‘ IxavmuooDBUllt afteravitvalotmorningtmtu«at»:■&. Anh««« at i t: - . from the same cup. It is bad enough While Dr. was at. Uthratiit from turning from IONIA I’o«i Office at i is F. M. anlrw ;.l WwJbr.ry •.,« u. -..L. !. M. F.y. and tralsi foiiih on theO. K.& S.. ** • at home but far irore dangerous here. Thursdnyto Monday noon I spent most The Famous Eldridge Sewing . WM. H. MARTIN’. PROP. I hAve opened opened . i new Bowl­ * How I wish you might have seen of the time making n white shirt waist, Machines for sale at McCoy’s. They ing Alley in {he building ithe fifty _ children at the afternoon rarv- hunting white ants and attending to are the oldest and most reliable high across the strwt west of j iwt Mrs. Cooper has some of the little four coolies aw they either cut the’ Hotel Barry. Everything grade Sewing Machine made, and sold at the lowest , Sunday school cards with pictures'on t grass or carried our green wood dp will'be kept qtjlet and or price. Call and see thorn. ATTOHNKFb • derly. . i such as the primary classes use at home. from the river to the house. Wood is | Thera Yiavo been given to them each sold here by tbe thousand. We now We repair all matbin^s, a1so~firniah needles and HAPPEN, KLEIN HANS A EVERY THURSDAY • time and it is a strong drawing card. have V thousand. Dr. had a splendid KNAPPEN, Attorney*. repairs for all machines. Have the old maclune put in 7 Mifit.kftb Trusi Co Building, If the children in the Sunday schools time at Uteradit. and came back with AFTERNOON and EVEgood running order at XgpidK^ Micn.tfar, • INC will be open to at home wish to give their old ouea to oranges, pineapples and durecns, all I Dd. LO^TRY. ladles. the*i needier onen out here we. and delicious. The fruit there is nicer THOMAS & PRYOR. c.h Thoma. , Hat Lnr- ” j they, will be Imppy to receive them. and more plentiful than here. Uteradit SPECIAL. Attorneys at Law. i~ h. Pbvom. A! -.aj* a large y’-'b-i; . One uld womaitraine up after service has beautiful mountains. Mr. Graham Office* over Hasting* City Bank. I ■‘P^lsrtet1 <n liurd Every Thureday afternoon j and begged for one but im we hud giv-: who invited the Dr. to go made the i -H. a. a c. il. barbf;; C -< 'ClUVK A 1'OTTEK, from 2 to B o’clock the alley Phone 76. The Quality Furniture Store. : en all awav we told her to come tho trip pleasant in many ways. While AUornevrt at Iiiw, . will be open Free of Charge PhWirtsifr i. j next Sunday. Dr. W. talked to the j .there Dr. met many officials and the to Ladies, and! Gentlemen ‘ Alla in city «»r! «-.hjd:v : • promptniMH, -’aj when escorted by Ladies. children yesterday and it would have governor wishe* him to come again in vi tnfeaurta of the alafe, A HANLON, M. L>.. done you good lo hear tham repeat January or earlier while it is cool and A. K. KBNASTON. again and again tbe nauiu of Jesus. vaccinate. Attornay at Law. Physician <•»><’ Middle -rvu-t. eS yy J .'. 8 Gnod D* r * Oo., «on He had them soy after him in Siamuio Our lawn begins to look like a field Pnprtetar. cnnrtaoftbeatata. CoUartluipnnnpUy attendMJ to. ; ‘ Jesus loves every person. ’ ’ We, of new .mown hay aa we have hired five j R. V. GALLAGH) !; must have a larger room for our meet­ extra coolies to cut it, One can al­ J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Surgeon, Duwli;. hours 12 to 2 j.: ings aud we are already asking per- most see everything grow on our com­ a ii i " oodland, Mich. Telepbou:* al >k-' • All business given prompt and careful .mission to grant us a new lot on which, pounds. Dr. has set out 11 trees be­ attention. Collections a specialty. we can build near the market Wei tween the house and fence in front- and had jnst begun our lesson this morn­ all are growing nicely. WALTER HEA1H Made of tbe best material; ing when an emergency case came. Sunday the mail came earlier than Banner Advts always pay. BAHRY COL'S 1 • ^Residence on 8*v. i. ft • thoroughly clean and whole­ The mar. had been sent by Mr. Eisen- usual and was so splendid. I had 17 aWn-vt ih'ltou. Mich-. K. some, aud wrapped in oiled hoferwho has charge of the railroad notes and letters, twelve being from paper as soon as baked, some distance from here. The jiatient students and teachers in the Dexter which keeps out all dust, dirt ( had taken a rice dish which ho sup- High School. It accrued quite like be­ and germs. | posed was his own and the real owner ing in Dexter and talking with each came up hack of him and gave him a person in succeraion an I read each. It Our COOKIES, CAKES and P. A. SHELDON horrible cut in the back of the head, a was Agnes who planned the surpirse. Wm. II.STEBB1N' Abstract and Real Estate Office. Licensed Eml‘alm«J very deep and long one, so long that |Iers was a long aud interesting one PIES will pleas* you. Abstract Block, Hastings. and Funeral ,,'rt,',nrDr. W. had to take several stitches and and the postage was 15 cents, so you M°nwr to loan oo Heal Estate. l;i*l £atBooms nest to Christ' tate sold on conimlwlou. Gen4ral conrryWhy not try them. Kdto. BesMenre »«••«'• ■®ll? HASTINGS, MICH. / so deep that we oould sec the skull and see it was a fat letter. We trust you anclug. Haring a complete m< of Abstract calB promptly attrndrv L-' ><o°k. eomplltil from the Record,, can a bit of exporad outer membrane of the are all well and enjoying June roeee Yurnlsh oompleta Abstract. Cltixena Phone. RM. Coj OfflcaV* brain. It is a wonder that he did not and all that lovely June brings. have a clot on the brain. Ho is now in one of the wards of our hospital and Account Odd Fellows Convention low Prut. TH cm 8MERY. is dohig nicely on Liebig's extract of fare tickets will be sold to Philadel­ baef. . “Orlgliitirs nt laltitors................. If you are going to do any bouse cleaning let ut> do up phia via Lehigh Valley Railroad. Mrs. Irwin left this noon and it, is a • your Lace curtains for you. We are well equipped, and THE OLD RELIABUExcellent "train service through the For LIVERY RIGS. We have wee bit lonesome here now. I invited make a specialty ctf doing that class of work. - > HOUSE SHpciU ‘Switzerland of America. ” several first class rigs In connection them all over last evening and wo had P»we 243. The American Laundry, W. J. Stirt, Prop. Shop on Court Street. ju?t 4*®!^ For particular address W. B. Wheel­ with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. j a good time with the gramophone and er, G. A. P. D., »<Hi Main St, Buffalo Your patronage solicited. Jefferson -st■ LICHEES KNOT ; eating fudge. Friday evening Mrs. j Cooper entertained at dinner for Mra. The great rule of heikb— Irwin and Saturday we did. How is this 35 Cents Pound. CABD OF THANKS. WHEN YOU WANT ZA lie Ke®p ,he bowels regulsr. for a menu, ]>otato soup, moulded sal­ Railway Time Tables. FOLEYSKIDNIYCURE NEW BOWLING ALLEY.. . SEWING rWQHINES PROFESSIQNAL CARDS. Willis HEN a man buus a Stove, “anu old thing will do.” but not so with a woman- When she gets interested, nothing but the BEST will suit her, that’s Ketzbeck, W SANITARY BREAD FAMOUS whu BRANDS Hard Coal Stoves are taking the lead just at present. See one in mu window. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Jesse Townsend. VESTER & CARTER, LACE CURTAINS. .A _ ROWLAND BROS. 5 i iliafov&irme^ *“‘4^ ““^he or beard ibeaatKnlbrewau-rkkNack? Use BUCKINGHAM’S DYE . mon loaf and cucumber sauce, bread, jelly. fruit'salad.wafeiM; chocolate pud­ ding, cream cakechocolate. Yesterday bcr lo lake and gave hr Ku of the hi< the r-x-cat Ulaws of our husband tu>d brothim^rud fromChta LEE HING, K COAL CALL ON L. A. EATON, HE HAS IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND DAN LAKE, f SHOES B»|Mlriag neatly and j romp*’) PHILIP LUTZ. �— Roller Mill Co OBITUARY. BOWsEB-BeraMd W. Bowmt born .1 s.v«nn.b, WAyrw Co.. N Francis A. Strough win Olvn S«ere- prices to Sdpt. 23, ’05. opllcan Lector, al the M. E. Dictator Flour Retail per cwt$2.20 Wholesale per bbl. 4.00 Bran Retail 9Oc Wholesaate $15.00 . tail $1.00 Wbc esalc $18.00 M.brolt>orJ.»epbS«pt. 11. l«r.. Friday evening ot this week Brunei, strougli the well-known trarelerla-tnrw will givoaalerraptiennlectnra al the M. E. chor-h on tb Lewb. and Clarke Exposition and tha great north­ west including views ot Yellowstone l-urk. Portland. Seattle Tacoma, and Washington. Mr. Strough carrion one of tbe fillet atereoplionna in existence, nod is a lecturer ot the highest order. He hiw filled return engageno nts in nearly every place he has ever lectured. His topic is one ot unukal interest just now and will bo tie next best tiling to seeing the oxporftion in per sa Tbe low price of do rents toradults and HI eeuts tor children has Imbu placed; and the ehuty-h, should tot filled Th., money will be need for the iMSiefit of the new' parsonage, D*cw«l had not bo,,, well for jw oymore bul did nM w «*>'lhi»rrit„.l,<l1d.,olrPab«ki,™„. Mr. .nd Jt„. (Wr, 1 Uon nnt.1 a «w|e WMks u.fon, h(. Vl.ltlna relative, to Drawr. Col. | d«d All waa don, that medirMl w n.lendt di) uu. LOO ftni’ »ns npeTKl- , and tw loving . , -----™— «■* trf J'”*11*5''' wit11 Hwlr parent. „d : dtorare, perltoaith awl friend, 1 .nliercuiosi, w«e too vttll raatod. Mr., Donovan will lead the Y. P A U,e la^T^f*’' “'“1 wilU‘,K to w «"d next Sunday eveniaB. * t,,’r d*-v’ amtitotolly rang (he -- , -_______ 1 ,h)L”"‘ ’'Mf ha- never yet l4„ l0 "t Miwiraip.,1 «r?!l' v'd MlX PARMELEE. , w ('>neral «'O an, all ,,)eOea ih.t Rev Me i I*?? '‘‘T*’ T’’”''*y PblUq» hu, re’(X « y^tor of I New Silk Waists, The. L. ' T. L. held iu reguiar' \ noting in the M. E. church sJSaV ‘ ■ ; - atternoun. ’ ' held at the Flannelette Waisting, PERSONAL MENTION, j 30 piece-H, all good patterm, in red. blue, black, groy, pink, gT<ien and tan, per yd. Mrs Clara Chidester was a Grand Rapids visitor Wednesday. -----V-XUVD-HLJ . - wtn Fi’“ ’!»"■ *1" lore t»O Ot lw.t »eek with friand, in Tncnmanh. Judjre Smith and J. T. Lombard' <)r„nd Ra|,id, fiuy. , ' Will Edwin), and David Smith Unit I sights of (.rand Rapids Saturday. j Tuesday for lAnsinf to attend "the Ag- j j Q. A. Carpenter, who-has been ! r’, nltnral college. ; threaten^ with typhoid fever .n>d who Lawrence Colgroye left Thursday to ; as been confined to UlQ house for tbe r,,snme hi.- studies in Orchard Lake past two weeks, 'is improving uud-r i Military Academy. jor your r. c iney back. • v. -L ’ I thC Van’ Ql Dr’ Ur**kon *»f Caledoniu Dr. and Mn. Q j\ .... - — A L-proner's jury _ in .Maine repotted _____ | T' ’ '■ Burton visited former's relatives in Detroit last th»t "Deceased came to his deatk -by 1 F. ■lue... infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i - D. Joels iv much better at this ! week, and took in the State fair. ’ < xo-a-i-.e drinking producing apoplexy j writing, ‘ •' Your T(•rani IlenJersbutt. of Jaek«un, was in ihe minds of the jury, i ' ’I ti.-. •> . inc,(nneral of Mrs.. /.. JL Jour-, was in tha city Saturday calling on his fl OUR r DICTA 1 C'-mocing mb thcThomapgile hit- been held at the M. E. church I ridny ictcrfticiiils. Gr&ut is at present -umj^oyedj M:,-nipted ’ . extent this year, noon. Eid. Moilt officiating. ’ : 283. in the prison where he has a good po-’ lif not cal I and sevefal will -lie tuado ready r , sition. , ’• r next H’lywti. The TlioHiapple iVut i HIGH STREET. ■ < ’harles WeisKort left Thursday’ eve- ; !.c made a ••n|' stream for t’atioeing by : Whiljiey Tar.ne^ and mother have a little wor ’ in ' cleaning ’ ’ .rk out a 'few 11 returned from (heir vitft with the lai- Hing fur New York City where bft will Is.-, . where' 1-ig jtone, :r>nL-.. make ' ter', »i.ter Mrs. .lames Van'lngnei. and. , lie a r« jmrter on one of the hig dalies »iv logs lot’s and hisr t... ,. ... of that city. ■’ ‘. .U|n« ruling rather datigerWr-. ! family iu Sullivan. Ohio. . Edward Goodyear, Frank Jones. ? Secreluv Shumw.y o< the atau-: Mr. and Mra. JI. Seri.w spent one Fmnk kct'lle'd, Katharine VanValk- , ,ir.lw- health today exi>rv-wd tbe ‘day Inst n.ek with the latter’s I voila.. enburgh. Volnoy Wil^x.. and Robert i ... inion that berattre ot tint Miinre of Kd. Healer and taiuilv of Hend.-rsliott . Cook niako up Hastings qndta at Ann i I,<W1 antberittra to tntoien qnaranrine’ |wuj wjfr anJ >f : Arbor thjii year.. . rigxilau-ns <-tlectnatly during the past ‘Hastingp* ­ were <l,e gues;a uf Elmer . <^.-0000000000 , \r month*. Michig.*ut will suffer ex- Hathaway n^jhawi and family Sunday. BOWEN’S MILLS. t’.-raively from suuilljvx during the , Mr. and Mrs Freeman Griffin and , Farmers ant now. lucrvesting ail ex.- ! coming winter" that lining .the cellent cn»p of coni in this vicinity... । family spent unc day Iasi week with •cHSon moat prevalent. • Chas Urifiin and wife. ; Wheat sowing is in order too just! Farmers rarely gain by -keeping fit to?'racket Thra (, “““‘"A •' «■>»*• • “Hrel on now and a larger acreage than cohimyn j grisin after it is t “ bis nephew A E Robinson one day iu being so.vji, nt shrinkage is taken into account. |• last week. T7 “ . T _" ; We have had no frost here as yet anil j ill leaving the depreciation of vermin I tlrn corn fodder will bo of moot excel- | Ix.dii Yecklvy out-o." the calculation, wheat will - called on his daughter ■ lent quality. shrink 5 p-r cent or two quarts Kr t Wrs E -Sunday, WahavejuBt received a shipment of Lace and ftp In C| CA Embroidery collars, tbe seaw.n's latest novelties *Ub Iu olidv In Neck Ribbons we are showing Some g«»od values in plains and fannies 12c to 36c ' . Local News. A TRIAL Mr. "UU ami Mrs. Frank Frank Johnsen Johnson aprnt bllahtd in six .months, therefore 72 I apen ! -lust week with the former' cents in August is oegood ns 78 cents | days in Febmary. Corn shrinks 20 per I tistcr near Middleville. cent: therefore 40 cents in | November. • Andrew Myere bad a valuable hotmis -v» good as no cents in Man-h. i get hurt uu a woven wire fence one .! Potatoes rot and ‘other ’losses about day last week. •Wfp 'rcent. , , I We areglad to welcome Mr. find Mrs. PLEASED ALL CUSTOMERS. . bois | IT Man I Bank. 8 • Mich 9 7 CQCQOOOGO ’"What has b.-coniu ot tl>- l».o* in ■ Shorten aifd family to onr neighborpitehtsr* a ks an exchange£Why hk*s« hood. But sorry to^ft>s? Mr. Dooley yuukkoul. he is out on the farm hop-. ar.d family. ping ebj.B «ixte.’n hours a diy. IB>>H Mn. A Craven of Shultxupent a f. w cOnje to town aft er-a while V' run Abe jHfi< week with h«-r dnugliu.:- Mrs bant> and -Auras and be thv-j successfulMyers lawyers and preaehen* and nhys^rians \ the miller and prom- , inent fanner is shipping a large crop of peaches from his <|rehnrds. jra. „_j «r. luuj IZb dllll IdC Neckwear tbhr>Highbred lereford rattle. Every ar tdo warrant­ ed to giv< satisfaction ZX/Y latest styleu, made of good quality Taffeta and Feaudeeoie silk. Excellent values 1 - the it. E. church another year. Misses Allie Stimson and Maitland in Grand Rapid,. . Ihorpe Sundayod , . --- . 1 Louis Norton, of.Maple iGrove, took vi.i.'X; '11'7" T"1* Of ,ir*nJ !iv - first and one wAiond jiemiumB in ilri fire broelwr Arlbur Fridav and the State class and four first and two y second in th^ < ___ _ _____ ,,___ . l vachra are plraty « th.. T„ld Mrm open c1h.-ka. and sweep- i ht.lkVs for lies bull and ' cow. at the I **'• cvnU cents a Imshel. tnishd. 1 Stfte fair h st week <|n hi, hue, | Vncl., Danini Brown l(K,k lo tlw • WON MANY PRIZES. . SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. Church. Middlings HASTINGS BA SINER. 8EPTW FOR THE PARSONAGE FUND SATURDAY SPECIAL 4 do?en pillow covers, bbth tops and backs,, ready made One Day Only 10 Cents We-also have it new assortment of pillow covert and cords at 25c and 50c. A A'/C IDEA PATTERNS III CENTS ?OOOOOCXXXXXXX3 Watch! Watch’ 8 SPECIAL SALE FOR IO DAYS Commencing Wednesday, Sept. 13 and Ending Saturday,£ept 23 ^r8, ^’***aon V’A sun Giafrge visited *friends ' ' ' in ’ Hopkins last Saturday and’ Sunday. Willie Wilson who han lieen visiting friendi* at Lansing has returned and is cutting corn for FredDumaresq. School opened in our little village Sept. .4 with Mr. Wilsoo in charge. There ar.• III pup th enrolled now and -Mme 8th iin.l 'uh grudetoare expected J. Homer DePue Open Evenings. We want your BUTTER and EGGS. Phone 86. D-ni't w »rry al»oift the toy in patches, i The p:»s’ii-in taken hjr the BANNER ) CREEK STREETh'--the slick looking. -»torp cloihrd. Qulte-a nninlMT tookj in the excur­ in regard tu patronizing home iperchQUIMBY. nicely groomed lad you want to inquire ants is certainly a commendable one. ; •iV 'fit- He’s the fellow that js going to ] sion tu Grund Rapidn Skiudsy f'atr-niize home iRiinttries. Build upMr. anti M k Burman ■>(.Hi( h Banji •J The wind, and rain Saturday did drapjthrough il crack iu the’ sidewalk home trade. Help to improve unr •isited their laughter Jlrs. J iy Ed; quite a little damage around here, ent of sight some df-these days. huHiea. onr. village imd our r-judb. ; nionds Sunday. blowing down fence*, smok:. houses TlriUrp. 4e1»rtm.r.t Wore, Urge that ........................... . Mr. John ..Freeman of Nashville via* ! and corncrila. .mr rural Ire. (klivrry urakre .Iraling itljd ,, „ E,lrau„d,. 8ood»y. TO CATARRH SUFFERERS. MrjLt’bas Bidriman and grandson ■ wjjij them very easy; but We must re-, your investigation should be turned upon our Lloyd Castdein went to Gra^d Rap­ 1 EarL visited her daughter .Mrs. Fred lxu.mber that only by home indiisrty, prices. There will he no excuse for your disre­ ids on the excursion Sunday Hyomei Guarantees to Cure By. ; Gamble Sunday, . improving our country roads and onr gard of economy in not coming here. Comparison Mr. and Mrs. Henry ^aboock visited thriving villages have given us rural ■ C.-A. Gaskill moved his fa nily to J. Holloway Or Money will give you the answer to the trade question as * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bidelman Mon' free delivery. Large department stores Hastings this week where it ■ vill .be to whether you caiuafford to remain away. Just Refunded. large cities, and centers of trade will more convenient for him as ni i day. ' now we are offering jx.itularity and increase in .The ----- ------------- - ------------------- the 1 take care of themselves, but our vill­ rier. An aged inmate of the. county farm saleh sales uf Hyomei are unique in the 1 an­ Mr. and Mik Walter Bidelman enter­ ages on which we depend for our nals of medicine. Such astonishing was buried yesterday. isit- prosperity anti the increase of the tained Mr. and Mrs. Holes of Irving, cure* have been made by this remedy Fred Hull and his bride were that the proprietors have authorised W. value of our property need onr support. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Lewin of Lench J. Hollaway to sell every package of ing relatives here last week. [Take. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie, Gaskill We are overstocked with them, and must have Alfred Bennett hat Friday was fixHyomei under an absolute guarantee W^ilt Bidelman is treating his bouse Sunday. I ing cistern pipa when lightning struck the room for other goods. Y8u get the benefit tha it will cure catarrh. If it doesnot, to a new coat of paint. Rev. Crandall preached at this place the purchaser can have his money re­ ■ an apple tree close by. Oh® lx>lt ran in reduced prices. Our rug and carpet depart­ Sunday. funded by W J. Hollaway. I into the ground, the other ran along ment is brilliant with the latest novelties -of Hyomei is no ordinary remedy. It is EAST MAPLE GROVE. . a clothes line, jumped off and ran down America ’ s looms, with colors suitable for parlor, .the only method of treatment that sends NASHVILLE. Mm Calvin Bm-.ii l« visiting ,er Mr. Bennett’s body, tearing the lieels by direct inhalation to the most rcsitting room and bed room. We offer them all at Mine Ruth paeheller common’ed her noth part of the air passages, a balsamic Wh Floyd Barnett Bassett al Spring Arbor for off his shoea He was found unconsions inotbpnrt ««ir lit rkut. that destroyus germs a CCHipHcoupjP Ul {lf weeks. .•11 LI..tn <T»wtr>MUM urnivy..- uall .... catarrhal ............ o ------ I• a Wl-vno. and was carried into the house, and it fall term of school in the Guy {district AUCTION PRICES WIJHOUT THE AUCTION. J ..at .. • la ■ .. . . .organs, > n •» X aenriches • V 1 V1 .• Fl .-W .'trill | last Monday. I in tl.". I-.... breathing and ,. . ., the । w>us ,everal liohrs Iv.fore In? came- to; • •inrii;-i tbe blood with additional ozone A ill Davis and wifi visit hut at thi” writing lie-h up and around. 1 ’ Mias Myrtle Smith'has return •(! from aniLnialres a permanent and) complete 1 former s parent* one <I»y mat w«tK.• I Applegate where she has been, rtnying Pearl Bassett of Charlotte < it wna a cloie callcure uf catarrh. i , ‘ • -was home * ■ with .tor sisujr Mrs. Roy Brum n. The complete Hyomei outfit costs nut । *■ Schuyler Bowen and his mother are ’ iJI.ia.i and coiLsists <»f an inhaler that over s.inuuv. THE'BIQ DOUBLE FURNITURE STORE HASTINGS. Miss Estclla Bachellerhas be«iit unite _ cAmhs a guest of; visiting and taking in Grand Rapids can Im curried iti the vest pocket. “ | ON JEFFERSON SI REET MICH. sick with malarial fever the pattweek ou dicine droptier. ami a bottle of •J her broti.er Jim TrexlA at Hastings fair this week. I Hyomei. The inhaler lasts a lire time. ’• Saturday and.Sunday, JJardctb Briggs has worked up n large but is totter at this writing. arid'if one Ixittle does not cure, an ex- j . Clyde Derby and wife have mo veil tra ?»ottle of Hyomei can be Obtained ‘( Will Dixon of Ohio called on Mrs tra(le in cigare in tbe surrounding to Hastings where h^haa employment. for 50 cents. It is the most < fonomical ; Jake Traxler one day last week. • ; Chet Hyde |i» erecting- a h< use on of all remedies advertised for the cure j Mrs. "N- C. Hagerman and JHa-' Austin — Hunt and Will Bowen are of ivitarrh, and is the only one that : Winnie Hagerman visited at Mr*. Walt; nt.wiy joofing some of their buildings. I his farm of acnm follbws Nature in her methods of treatMcMunnis'one day last week. Mrs. Erinina Deem hip sold her farm. ! H. R. Dickerson has returned from • lug diseases of tbe respiratory organs. Breathe through tbe inhaler for a Miss Edith Decker is visiting her . >je Arthur an(i wjfe for the ' Tennessee for a few weeks. At the Peoples’ Exchange you will find a complete line fi x minutes four times a day, few r E. W. Knoll has commenced bnild-r.._ aunt tfi (Irand Rapid* _. t and attending prejivint wi)l stop in Nashville. youFr catarrh is cured. That’s all. of . ing a new barn MxliOon the site where cured. W. J. Holloway will the fair thia week. If not • Will Bowen and Burdett Briggs visi­* ‘ the old on« was burned. reKn Min Lea Walker wax a gueet of Mi— ted last Saturday night Orangeville i refund your money. • Mist Sylvia is home ^from Battle Winnie Hagerman one day la»t week. Masonic lodge, also Monday and TuesCreek the £« guart of “ her parents. 1 Jr. and Her. Vaolker ot Nra^fille wa» a day night. WayL.nl and Middtovill. | THE SEARCHLIGHT th^ ltt.4 Foil Ill'Uii.’ fef V tem JUit.we r. -iu can appear . id vantage un <• your clothes tn artist. model for each the man ay from the .j- perfectly, tsttre for the ' wear them fact that iiidif.rtnj 'M'J. miller c. E. ; JNM . SPECIAL PRICES ON RUGS and CARPETS ,rn-:s ta'lowinc. ’ HASTINGS, MICH. Doni Decide Stoves. Stoves, I New and Second Hand personal letter from ■ & Harris furniture co.. SYLVESTER GREUSEL TO THE WIVES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. Madam : . ‘ have been imposed upon by Tin propose to pay you highest • i :or your Rags, Rubbers, old Cop^r -•Iler , bld Papers, Magazines Etc. u । cash market for everyi: „.. husband KNOWS ME. I have h. dr 5 1 in tu9tings and Barry County 25 ye rs. I respectfully request TTo--?ai'ronise- 1 will treat you FAIRLY. WpiRAL? end HONESTLY. Ped;: . Yours Respectfully, September ht i9o5 Sylvester Greusel, Wars Hama Opposite C. K. C8- **• **• D,l*t guret ot Mi- Blanche Traxler ar the lodges. .. . Levant Prior has returned (r«u Sand home of her parent, one day IM week. .. Hulibard 1, slowly recovering ■ whero jie linen viiitang hi, bi, health mid we Iwlieve he will bo । UOwr l>rice_ , MORGAN. ’ Mrs. Milton Bradley has gune to Dr lit K Comfort lately of Hudson, himself once more. Mich, at present hstaying with H. H■ Iowa to visit her son Rev. Wm. BradEAST ASSYRIA. Spark* and wife. The Dr. wants tv take •*1 ”toh. b"“^ , . _• * Ivnforr. mrnin eUKS‘4- I . Ararat ^h“r ““other 'Fr”V’‘|t„tar i ,wlnbo»in«-. Howl | . | Jj Zfelart wralr Mr. .□ J Mm. Hiram Coo .r, Visit- Cook Stoves and Heaters. All in good condition; prices low and satisfaction guaranteed. W. R. Jamieson, Proprietor., ,ng rel.livre in Detroit. Victor Vdklu. ta. ™ ”Mr- »■>>' “™- J- T' "°d “• *• °m!J *■“ Miss Grace AuKins nas * .. • . . I! rr_.will Z>nm o t poor jI daughter Ruby of _Britovne. weregura*. Ftmttai r-,idonoo .nl trill more to । <i:(iign>e* iviu»j ui »» • n ■ , , .. .» polled to quit school on t" -------- — " ... i r. ................................... I v»t Myron BlmcmloriSon.d-yl.it wook ,1 trtu'ii town Mrimfi «"»« time “o'” 1ii“ November. ■'•ovemher, Dr. for health. Mr and lira M. H. Bradley mid A. Dr. MeKinniM McKlmri. left left Wednesday Wadnaa: Saturday morning last Elza Mead s to Brain spent last wook in Detroit at- California looking for a location loo. little two year old boy Ml od th.retool' resnmo his practice. and broke bis leg ,ji»t the tending the State Fair. Louis diaries of Battle Creek tuned Middleville is anxiously wailing for ankle. a number of pianos"in this vicinity hat new M. C. depot. There are nd 1‘ S. Spirit- ot Morgan -pent Sonany with bi, brother B. S. Spark, of Thursday and Friday. indications of its appearance as yet. Mrs. L. B. Morgan of Charlotte, Haxting,. Mrs. Henry Hall and mother Mtn. 8. W. J. HOLLOAWY. Hasting*, rtlch. "Mm P. a Spu-k. r«nn,ed botne..F A. Cooper from near Olivet were Who sells the L. & M. Pofet, ter . week .pent caring for her .irier guests at W. E. Fenn’s last WedneaSays to every taxpayer that they in Lansing whom aha report, «« "O day. need tofpaint only once hi 10 to 15 years much improved. Slisa Marion Thompson has returned with U A -M. Point. It wean and cov­ ‘to II * to MNcbool duties at Olivet College. en like gold; ‘ land's Drug Store. CIGARS. UlUnilUj CONFECTIONERY. When you want the best the market affords, of Cigars, Fruits, Tobacco.- and Confectionery give me a -call. I am constantly adding to my stock aad know you will be pleased with what I have. LOWNEY S CHOCOLATES. BON RONS WOLCOTT i X t �HASTINGS BANNER. SEPTEMBER 21. ’-"I'. ! INVITED OFTEN TO Special Sale n ta ■ Special round.trip Sunday rates are ’ 11 A I IE 1 VH ' now jn effect, a rate of one fair for the j (ill III IIAI 11 A A MU IU lIHLlIHA 0f\ the Az8l118l | 1 rouD® tr‘P wiHbr charged. Dawengera [Original.] ’ pOint by midnight j Abrotnl open rtrvtcb of country, with , CootlDued fro® pwe OCT same date. Tickets are g.Kid gi«od ou on all • - -------------■ 1 — ~ • u-.r-f __ spring that furnished the little colony i l^ ^rr traineonjhis division if thdy :ine«M»on sunlight 1 iu that deep yellow afternoon tnmligbf with water. • A Michigan train for Michigan.• peculiar to certain jMirtiot** of the we»L 1'lien at the Fair, it will pay you to A visit to Cambridge is most inter- I people, fast. comfurtaMe and conren-1! There fa but one bouse in fight *,1‘1 call in and see what I have_ to offer esting. The river is aU that separates Jent Michigan Central "Wolverine' , u log cMbiu. No feiwe ifoclows it; DO iu CLOCKS. I will sell you a beauJ it from Boston. It is a city of 100.000, ■are® half a day going and -coming and trees shade it. Tli<- unf attempt to tiful Mantle Clock, eight day, strik- _ population, andja cepecially noted as IfivcB a whole day for businem in New beautify it !• a row of flawers ou each ing hours on gong, aud half hour on ______ tbe seat of Harvard College, established York. Leave. Hastings^ 11:53 a. m. ■ide uf the little rilooP ta it* front. • about 260 years ago. We visited* the : Detroit 3:40 p. m . arrive Buffalo H;.TO l-'rom a well In We rear u young girl city just after the close of Commence­ p. tn., arrives Grand Central Station fa carrying a watering jx»t to five the These Clocks are of black niarbelized finish and ment exerises, which were attended by New York. 8:00 a. m. The fastrart flowers their evening sprinkling. Her GUARANTEED to be PERFECT time keepers. President Roosevelt, himself a graduate train in America. - Try it dreas fa n common calico, it* skirt Eaton County Fair. Charlotte. Mich. reaching only to her sinktea. On her of thia splendid seat of learning. It UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER Bth I will continue JL j A Sept 26-29 US ’ One fart for the round waa in Cambridge that Washington •back bangs a^nbounet, thrown off my SPECIAL SALE oo Watches. Until that date I Ski I took command of the American army trip is authorized. Dates of sak- Sept now that the sun has.loat its power. sell you a 30-YEAR GOLD FILLED CASE, with a on July 3rd. 177S. aud the famous old 26-27-28 and 29. Return limit Sept Tenderly she bend* over her plant*, •'Cambridge Elm,” under whose wide 30th. which seem w nt’«* l,lrtr ’’P* lo drklk 17-JEWELED MOVEMENT for only f 12. If you want a watch spread: ug branches he accepted the reSpecial excursion to Buffalo N. Y’. lu the refreahtag draft. In all that don't let this opportunity p&ag., । spunsibility, is atil! standing, though and Cleveland Sept. 26’05. Round trip landscape there I* no otker cultivated If your watch isn’t right—if It doesn't beat 60 seconds to the it is rapidly going to decay. It is ee- fare to Buffaio ♦».<» to Cleveland 16.75. beauty. * minute -bring it to me and 1'11 make it right. No feature of So wrapt was she in her occupation timated that- this historic old tree is Date of sale Sept. 20. Return limit our business is receiving more attention than our watch re that abe did not bear a step behind her betwean 300 and 400 years old. Every - pair. When you come to the Fair, bring your Jewelry repair till it waa very near; then, turning, she 'work of all kinds to . thing possible is being done to preserve Sunday excursion, to Thornapple and MW figure a face ibefore which * < ic.-i saw Ham*- and «* I it but it does not seem as though it Jackson Sunday Sept. 24th. Special | t^uty Of her flowers paled. TUI .1 could stand the ravages of time for train leaves Hastings 8:10 a. ui. return- . WOmcuf they had Moen her com■ many more years. There are tnhny • ' ’ *----- • - m. Bikes ’ panicQS' her chfldrru. the only objects fom™. building. Iu lb. city d«~ly F. ,d uh ____ u ch(ctpll u I to k»ve in that tonely hind. Hearing , associated with tho revolutionary 1 rrry io. on. w.y J. | ■ . ■ ' । .Very low nns wav colonis1 1 st of Chidester CZX Burtony Hasting • period. i ■ ' * , , i. .!«. one ot the famous |\ Pacific ’’".f1 ■ .eyes, was looking at herj Amused at ..terteot Boston i> eepoddly I “d w111 ! her atartifti appearance 4ml tbe plraanotes tor il. gre.t wealth, tbe lat. I "N»‘" at ticket office. ! ure she did not attempt to conceal.,the stranger uuslung a rifle froid his back Senator McMillan ot tbi. elate bavins 3 Agt । aud rested It on the ground. ■ a cottage there, where he spent a good | ' "-Do you think." be ntked. “that I ‘ portion of bis time, and where he 9­ could stay here «U night?' ■ , died. Although it ooly has a j«'i>ula-1 \ ’Til see" .Mui she weut Into the i tion of •s’O.UUO. the tax list is upwards I \ hou«'. When aht- returned to say that .... w........ । ~ ? he । uuld have what he wanted she 1 of • $70,000,000, and more than one I B ■ million dollars.is expended each year The Woman’s Home Missionary See- : him jrouriDK a fresh pot of water for town purpoew. Brookline is noted ' iety will meet at the bom* uf Mrs. R. <> n her plant*. wl,dch be had been to Place your order for Peaches with me. I haye a j as being the only place in Lhia country , K. Grant Wednesday Sept. 27 at 2:60 j the well to bring A nifirtber seeing one nice lot of the finest quality. 1 also have tbe where public school children are taught ’ o’clock.Members are requested to “fo- feeding her hungry cblldrea-could not eastern granulated sugar to put them up with. i to swim as a part of the school course. I present. Light refreshments will be ■ have been more affected; In wev.nJ -ben. thX follow it op jwl Lrved. ’"i’?' "T “17T'Xffo.lt, One pint Fruit cans, per dozen.... 50c , 1 , bring tbe girl under hl* :nngi<-b.i itifluOne quart Fruit cans, per dozen..: 60c ■“ tborougbl; « tfo.y do ooy Mtidy in The Cbrirti.n Seleno Society in O. i ,a„ wbefov eon.c, thW >-..iuls fellow Two quart Fruit cane, per dozen... 75c the school eonrae. tlin.lderaUe »tfen- A. H-Zllhll. Topic »t 10:i*l o. :m. Un- I to .j mpatbtee will, tbe qtic delfohl of , tion 1, given to pbyucal train ing in IMl|(y. her ner lire? me.' She on. neither in-uun knee ***' nor cred. l| She only felt his presence! ■ the .ebook .nd near the town »re n,e HotawChnttib 1 A. S. will, BUTTER1CK PATTERNS. WHO Of the mo.t fontuu. golf link, in | e,lu.nainK1 „ ,h„ bo„„ W : Tbe hnhtsmsn spent the night at the t country. Cotton'Senter, Carlton twp.. ffalnra- J cabin. There were no rule, to govern Phone No. 10. -X A. wo wore retnrnfog to Booton the tnh .. u d,„k. 1 the cundmrt of the-two. and they sat out ou the stoop tinder 1he stars till ; re.idene. of tbo then ntoot-Ulkwl^f. E■ the moon fom* and eclipsed her heaven. man in the country was lointed out to . Snbject at Presbyterian church for ly ulsters with her greater splendor. uk It waa none other than Thomas o m*v »«• wurc v. mto M»MV4 ■ next Sunday evening. “Put ^ourself in Tbe man bad beeu urasl to forma, but THE RUMMAGE SALE Lawson's tbe city home of ’the author o7"Fren,:.d ®th*r '"Uo”'" " M"'11'* he forgot them now. Only an hour or rrenziea Finance, .muging irom ,------------- —----- ~ i elipsed between his nnjivnl aud bl* invited. The Hasting* Woman's Club Doing i the uro size ai*u of oi it. ii. Thomas xuuiuas has usn indulged inuuigcu in iu 'j *^ot‘ ftnst word expressing -JjTA't both bad ; some finanrethat wasn’t of thefrenzied | Dr. W. O. Knowles, of Grand Rapfor tbHt whole bnur have recently Successful Work For The ."May I hare ■ kfas?" he asked. i order, as hia home is « palatial one. ; ids. has been secured to give three ! and at the sea-shore be maintains an- lectures at Rood's OperdHouM. Sunday . He whose manner was that of a god Reading Room. plenished our 2:Rn to 'ask for n kiss from a, daughter of Hrarfinira ' The members of the L Mw,.,Kt>,’ other, said .to l>e much more elaborate. Oct. I on Spiritulasim. at 10:KX l_. ..:_ -r a -------- , |-...j cordially invited. desert! STOCK in all the differ* ! Woman 'a club took upon tbernielve® tbe •j If indulging in .that kindi of finance and7^ Evorybody . In tbo morning be, wa* rone. It support of Che free reading room two coohl l*' ** •ncwf’*By done by others. Messages will be given after carb sen seemed to her that Instead of ttie sun ent branches and are | or three years ago It' take-i some doubtless there would lo many more »<*• A collection will bo taken to de - rfolag it had seL Oh. that, tbe hunting ! money to keep up this worthy enterniamdoliB ofthe same kind arunnd the , frav expense*. growm* ‘*i «»eur ground* r»«u hud »* fain near me the mu»u; cabin! «»«* But prepared to serve you | priae. The members of the chib not«*nntry. A cordial invitation, is extended to he had promised to return that way. iced that a few liberal jIlearted ami A visit to the Bunky Hill monu| all to attend the JTeabyterian Christian She did nul question ibflt lie woulfi. with Fresh, Pure. Uppublic spirited citixens gave a tout all ment, which by tho way is located on Endeavor society next Sunday. Suhjt ox Sh» simply waited amt patched and tbemon.j- Sum,-who c<„iUgi„. oily Breed: Hill i. way fotereriing. Banker ;The Home Mimlon TTvrit of our I*- “"“f1 ™ to-date GOODS. One morning she nru**-. threw open Hill is perhajM a half mile distant nomination." hader, Mr*. Frcat. 1 the shutter and looked ofcr The sun «> - • t.MI .. . ot. hakwlgoods . : wrtw Hsing, and Ids find soft morning gave very grudgingly a little. It was ' from tbu monument. Bunker Hill was Watch out..rvi for VIHT the ricniv sale .... lent .. ... to _____ . Try cur Lind.-n Bloom ' * ’ of* the ' Pro** rays the 'desolate I acene sotnenot plrnjftuit for the me»ber.« of tbe origisnlly relocred by tbv patriot, •> ; giv+„ in-,be ,o«n(rhdi>M ...... „ /like li-autr. . The TVw treea did club to keep the reading! room going; ■the proper plate lobe fortlied. «ud ! byleri.n'Chrforia,, Kudravor weiety. | IMfof Perfume. Paucoart’a not look *> lonely, the uncovered coun­ under those circumstances. They many intn-nchment, were thrown up. .^lnrday. n..,,,. a the battle the . , . , ,, . , , , try did not look si iamti. now therefore determined to a>k no further hut a short time before... . , ... i Tho is-.iies of tbe rreebyterian church the sun's liebt shone thrdugt: mellow­ <»f Breeds bill wa* .... , . ... contributions this yenr. .biit decided to strategic importance , .. , . , will.give onr of their suppers at (». A. ing mfotw. But Iflie .orb of day was recognized, earthworks were hastily „ raise the money by meair* of a nim- . . . , < . . , R- hall Indajs.X'pt. •*!». rising in the east the Min of the girl’s dug, and on the morning of the Iratth■ mage sale. The British ueresuqirised toM<c.Hreeds Gospel .tent meetings of the Wes’ryana heart was. rising iu tbe West. Glanc­ Well yuu know when the Hastings ing thither. >T.e saw a lithe figure step­ hill fortified. Nothing daunted, the Adventi»t church in Mkxmd ward. ’ ping lightly along the road. I< was tin? Woman’s Club deliberately sets out to red coats marched against it with re- ' They are well attended. AU cordially yoUhg stranger, and he carried’some­ Phone 143, City Drug Store. do a thin^. it is just the same as । Hastings, Michigan' ' suits faipiiiar in history. The hattk- invited. thing tn hla arms. done. The rum mage sale started off " w», known, a. Hunker Hill. Firat «•„!„»,, J|ftb„i„, qu.rtrrlv When she went dowustajra, there oli Saturday wifh a large stock of contrite Ifowcrer. , .... . . nm nmeyuu diruwum quarterly been recorded in,! ■ * *1" *'*“«<«- ' •’ >'IH» r the stoop sat tl>e huntsman, nixl near juted .rtielrw Tbo rele. tor sSunlay I and as such it lias M “ “" *• wore over HO 00. nod tbe refo will .,Uk’0*I‘ * 1 ft <«•.<»« n»By . ..fereb. K. v. s. A-. Slnnwr ll. pre.!- him in an earthen pot wasja plant—one that she had never.seen before. continued all- tbi. week. There "7“"^.'’ , ,,f conforadee. will conduct tbe "YVhen on tbe line of the railroad,*' big bnrgnm. in tbi. rel. for Jl ?Xt -Bunker Hill" >nonu-|Mrvi„. he said, "I sent to the city fur it. Had i who care to buy, as we are sure those j ’ ‘, Morning Mihject . -- B. - church. .-u I not brdu waiting 1 wosld have re■—:— at U. ! who bought at Saturday's sale can test- ■ idrutiflcMttoa. will Is:: ''The Spirit of True Service. ..TturMd earlier, for to give you one mo­ i ify. Tlie prices are very cheap and the ' "Whst kind of a looking man is that Evening. Several' Kinds uf Tools.’ . ment of happiness is wotth more than all tiie game tn the west." pstockat this writing is still large. chap. Gabbleton. you just mentioned? Young People's meeting •; .p. "It is not ta bloom,’’ said the girl. . The club expects to realize enough i I don’t believe I have met him.” "No; it ■will not biotin till 1 come “Well. If you see two men off in a EpwOTth League next Sunday ___ eve\money from this sale to pay the entire Leader n F nln- °r« rather, when it blooms again corner anywhere and one of them ni«g »t tbe regular hour. I ___ __ Our line of Fall Lap I expense of the reading room fur a year. . bored to death, the other one is Edward Waite. Subject "Home Mis*’ I will come." Rob >s is in and etn- ! Very much credit is due to the Club looks They spent one happy day together, Gabblctou."—I*uck. 1 a ions in Mountain and Plain.” 'All and especially to the hard working, then tl»e stranger went op.. Autumn braoes everytbhig , „ faded into winter. A traveler stopped 1 women who hare had charge of this ' tliatfs newest and lat Hastings Markets. , ' sale, for their energy and public spirit. : There w ill >*■ a silver medal eonteat at the cabin one day null, seeiiTg a eat. Hutlup Market, an, carrwlril wq [ th,. Wrirom. M. E. eburrii Friday natse written on n idt of wood tied tn .-Hastings owes much tu the Woman's , ednesdav morning and can be ba relied relied. .... J the'plants asked: Wednesday The stock is complete IjClah. i evening Sept. 1». Tho contestants an . ; upon ate correct at that date. "Has lie been hereY’ . and you,have the benefit ' Canceled Wednesday, Sept. 20 1606. ' from this city. _ ___ Dorothy , __ , _____ Dodd. _ ” __ in Ladiea. of a bag line to select PKODCCIL The Ragla school will give hii ice ' "Look out for him. iittle girl; bf’s'a • tV; fiiwoLjitters you ever saw. We i Butfor—!<'■ from. It will pay you to cream pocial Friday. Sept. £2 in a yard heart smasher. Hunts hearts BS be ,havl* them. hunts deer or antelope.” call pt)w while the stock near the schoolhouse for the puqxHe.of . The’ girl turned pule. W. *U. Spence. VEGKTAilLES. FKl'ITS. ETC-! is complete. buying a school organ. All are cord- j "Did be give you that azaleaaskod ially invited. the traveler. i Notice Heath & Carveths announc- ' ’ meats. . Tlie Silver Teas have tieen resumed. I; “Yes. When does It bloom?” ! ment of special sale of wall paptr. . £»*>--■»« Madam* Ha A. and C. H. Barber will : "In the eally spring." । Deep cute in prices are made that will Veairairej ajnc-w-Ac. From that time the girl began to wilt Phone ...... » — ~e. entertain the ladies on Tuesday, Sept, . i. interest you. , Vml Ha(rKcaive«. drr-wod-«c -futo-ja.no. ' . ; It seemed when the winter was passing Hastings, Michigan. 26 hum 2 tdi p. m. at their home. nut aial the azalea began to take ou Its ‘ - HDD.drBBMM .leffenon st., 1 door south cf !’.O. isr. suuo.ery at Come and bring yotir work andI enjoy.: new life that Jt was drawtag its rigor Drugstore. Ask to see it. sbrep-ac -l*. , a good time. from Its mlstresH. Before the traveler's POULTRY, KfOEMANU WOOlL arrival she had not doubted that the fhlcken*. alive-7c—•« f Ilana Chrlatian giver would come when the plant I A critic writes of Hana Christian An­ • blootnetl. Now she felt that he would Horse Hides ttJJO-fxr. ' dersen: "His vanity was perhaps his never come. Calf 9klO»-lte Tallow—tcmoat salient characteristic. He waa One morning a bud ci>enal, then so­ photographed scores of times in every other and another, till tli“ azalea was in position and costume, and bo never full bloom, emitting a rich odor. The wearied of new presentments of fate girl’s vitality flit-ktred ns a candle • Mje-iTfl. strong bft unhandsome features. His burns down Into it* socket Meanwhile ! !>ac>-.Micdpicked, perbu. SUS.. Wood oft, >L75; mixed, fcjO; hard .ST W. whims were iegtan. He bad a mor^ the tiowers dropped away. One even- J HAY ANU STRAW. bld horror of la?ing buried alive and ! tag she went out to sprinkle- her plants, j No. J ■nmothy -M.00-7.ro | always set a slip of j>nper by his bed­ Carrying *- water exhausted her No.: nmotby-KOb t lover Hsy-F> o»— side bearing the words, 'Seg e« skln- strength. But one flower remained. dod’ (‘I am tn a trance’i. Hla hosts ; She stooped to inhale its od^- and Ml. i often found him an exacting guest, but i A strong anu raised her. Looking up PROBATE OKPEK. I his Uttle fallings were easily pardoned I she saw the smiling face of the hunts I Slate at AtfcMgaa. county.of Marry. as. . At a MustoniM the Prataue court. Hot for the sake of hia genius and his child­ man looking down at her. County of harry, foildoc at tbe Probate om™ like nature.** •Tm not too late to keep, tny prom ' t.'w. cltr of llxallnss. La raid eountv or. VVedr Ise,” he said. "There’s one flower left." Eat the best of food as often as you feel it coming on. “I was told,” she faltered, "by one “Driver," said an English tourist who who knows you that you would not and buy it at right prices, thus assuring you of a healthy wax being driven on a jaunting car come." . . through tbe Donegal highlands, “I ’Lore promises I bar* never kept be­ condition of body and of pocket book as well. tn tbh 'nourt purporting to I*- tbe isit will end notice that when you speak to your fore. The one I made to you I could testament of said deceased be admitted to Pro- friends whom you meet on the road not break.” F. a. MITCHEL. apimhityou invariably do so In Irish, but when Tbereupoc It K ordered. thsl Saturday, the you address your horse you do so tn l«Ui day of October A. !>.. 1W® at W o'clock te HAMS £ RUSS, ■What are you writing. Hawlej-r th" forenoon, tw assigned tor the fowling of Bngifah. How is thter To which aa'.J petlttoi: and that the belts at law of raid The Grocers “A otory. I’m going in for Action." deenraed sad aU other persons interested Ir came the retort: "Mushn. now. thin, "Reilly! For a magazine?*’ Isn’t English good enough for him?” Phone 16 "No. for my tailor. He wants lifa money, aud I'm telling hint I’ll send tbe prayer of "The ancient I’h^kleanR,'’' observed him n check next week," the professor, “used to write their let­ irodmw or MM paopon atxi rb<- bexr Hia pilfer Experlrace. ters on bricks;" Iberoot by oaustnc a copy of this outer "Can’t you swallow even a sugar be aubltabod tn the ILaarntae Bixfu. “And a gum! Idea too,” chimed In practical Mr. Gm ball. "Then when a eoated pin?" "No. You see, tbe blamed thing girl sent a fellow’s letters back to him Cwa*. M. Mack. be coukl use ’em to build a stable or seems to take Its ooet off before startsomething' craeoopy.l fl F fl rtl I II When You Come To The Fair You ought to have a nice, new. up to-dat.- L'rrriaJa Surrey or Road Wagon. We have a fine line of ;|iela made by the leading manufacturers of the country, and can please you. We also have all kinds of harnestt., heavy, light, single or double. The Miller Bean Harvester has been acknowledged as the leader for the past Jo years. Solidly bnilt easy to operate, it will pay f(lr itself in a short time. George Newton, JEWELER and OPTICIAN. PEACHES HORTON’S. Q. A’HYNES, Full Line of the Celebrated Thomas Grain Drills. THE HUNTING SEASON in here and we lire on deck with a full,)ine..f GUNS, SHELLS, and AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS. GOODYEAR BROS, PHONE.NO. I. THE HARDWARE DEALERS HASTINGS. MICH Winter will soon be here and you will want to lay In your supply of IF IT We are »t Hing Hard aud Soft Coal al Rock Bott* St the. same time gjnarauteeing the qutlity of yu invite you to ascertain if these stalemt u W art-mi Lehigh Egg and Nut, WE Pocahohtas, Rocking Valley. Masslion Nut, That trhateva The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co repre«f-i»l we glad! changeu twenty-1 iu thf» 4 this basi iu BAUER BROS., Proprietors. PHONE 254. PHCS FANCY Diamor PLUSH 01 LAP ROBES W. H. Myers & Son, 314 THE BEST DOCTOR IS GOOD FOOD, ALL DOCTORS. We have just received an invoi<r of tliv MONITOR TEA Wet just beet mid invite all lovers of fine tfeas to call . ’ FREE SAMPLE of it. We are .-telling it at 60 cents a pound and we know yon v. Pi uh that there's no better goods on the market JO Hasting COOK & SENTZ. Phone 37 The Grocers. W. H. COUCH GENERAL AUCTIONEER. w. Years of etpeHence have taught me how to cor.evsales successfully, many of my sa>t» runnit-g hui dreds or dollars ahend of egritotatiou Far: and Stock sales a specialty, and satisfaction guh an teed. Dates can be made by calling, nt or V phoning to the BANNER office, Hastings, Mich. w. H. COUCH, whi, will impairing <>PPOMU Monger JD Residence Sec. 5l..C.jrlton Citizens Phone 181-3 Rings. P.O. Addr«», H».tlns. R F w Having, patrons i in good I new loca ’ JAS. M. BAUER THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEER Has bad 2T> jean of actual experience. Farm .and Stock Sales a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed iu every respect Dates can be mad? by calling at Uv BANNER Qttlca,or with me. B bes mat JAS. M. BAUER, Hastings, Mich. Citizens Phone .89- 529 Michigan Ave R THE AUCTIONEER, whl DELTON, MICH 1 have had years of experience iu all kinds of Bak •Farm, Stock, General Merchandise, anything you wanL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, (.all n’. my hotel, Delton, write or phone me, or arrange dates with tbe BANNER office, HaatlugB, Mich R. CONRAD, Delton, Mich insl Imp �Your Clinics for 7c. Lots of .Good Things for What we nay we (lo, we do do 1 1-2c “is- rVu Paton ,p,nt Sunday In Chicago. J OUR GREAT ANNUAL SALE J. G. Nagler was in tbe city on business Tuesday. F. C. Brooks aud D. R. Cook went to Gun lake Saturday. Hoy Mills, of Joliet IU.. is the guest of Edward Goodyear. Kev. H. IL VanAuken is attending the presbytery at Tejconsha. OF WALL PAPER Will Commence FRIDAY, SEPT. 22. Ends SATURDAY, SEPT. 30, making a grand sale of eight days. x \v ill I'.i lot>lid.t Jbifei. tlrl.-e I - - t<> our usual custom, we make an effort to clean up our line of I !' f' over from our s.inng and summer trade. We have had this frnm year to year and always given such good values (which con.loingas we advertise) that the people are always anxiouslv ,r announcement. This year we are going to sell any roll in the ; .< r single roll. Now just think what this means. It includes all :i, priced - : ' ■ • • . (jlLTS, BROWNS, GREENS, REDS, TAPESTRIES : , ORALS,-ORIENTALS, AND SPECIALS OF ALL ;xI>S, WITH OR WITHOUT BORDERS. ly inc ms wo will sell for 7 cents paper that we have been 50c. 75c and $1.00. It is the greatest.off- r that any dealer >uld possibly make. There is not a roll exempt; everything in New Arrivals In WINTER COATS H. B Andros is Hume for a few days visit. Stoc k is complete, the representations of three very large Cloak houses to choose from. Mrs. Carrie Skinner was in Chicago the latter part of last week. Hahn, of Jackson, was in , Hastings on business Monday [ E. Tjden left Monday on a businetn trip to New York and Boston. Mr. Fred O. Randall is visiting Grand Rapids relatives for a week. Mm. Clarence Rogers, of St. Igance, is visiting friends and relatives in the city. - Mrs. Winnifred Maus, of Kalamazoo, is visiting relatives and friends in this Coats for L-vdils. Coits for Misses, Coats for Children. We • know yon an't ger bet'er va'ues anywhere, and many styles • ' are exclusive, some only one of a kind.. q • • ® • "'<> ta John DoPrir.tcr ot j............. Dowling vixiteil «l Ala Coolant'. ; Sunday. We have also about 50 new coats for Children and Young Girls in 2 aud full length. Priced from. . New Arrivals In Furs Our Furs are all here, nearly $2,000 worth, and we claim for them the first place, not only in Hastings, but for quality and price they are unequalled. We mean it and only ask a com-' psrison, I , ; an extended eastern business trip for the Wool Boot Co. Mias Olive Lathrope, of Lansing, spent the first of the week at the home of her parents in this city. Our contract for these goods was placed six months ago, and since tlnausome lines have advanced from 25 to 50 per cent. Mm. Alice Bergman is sjtcnding a w days visiting oltj friends aipl aclaintanet's in l^ike Odessa. Jf remnants tied in 20 rolls to a bundle. 10c per bundle. Of is broken up. but we can give you a fair assortment in all •ertainly a sale you Remember . cannot afford to pass. ._ ----- -------- the Sept. 30. Remember " ....................................... the price: from 1* -l-2c. to- 7c— with not a Everything goes. We advifie buying early as many lines positively cannot be re­ placed atlanywhere near the present figures. Mrs. H. II, VuuAukeu is visiting in Union City, among the old parishioners ■ of Rsv. and Mrs. Van Au ken. . George IxjAvry left Monday tor | Chester. Penn., to resume his studies at the Military College of that city. COME IN AND GET POSTED ON PRICES. I lA-ouiird N’ewlou. of Oberln, O., ' arrived Monday night and will spend FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH, Sqle Agcnts'for Phone 31. the Rexall Remedies. Delivered. Goods The Druggists, Hastings, Mich. Hastings Money Back Store. WRIGHT ; Mm. Clem Perae and daughter Lucile 1 • of Tiffin, O.. nre visiting her sinter . Mrs. Mary X.’untdnt and other Vela- . j lives. . . I Rev. D. T. Perrine of Saugatuck, PHONE 30. ; visited the first of the week his wife's ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Henry*, uf i • this city. ' ,Rodney Flower, of Richland, was ; . in the city Tuesday. Mr. Flower waa ; IL I a former rc-idunt uf Orangeville for ; many years*. Jane Flick and wife, of Silver Creek, . J have a. nice stock of fresh oysters : and J. 11. Noble?, and wifes of Rich- ; Fred Burnaby. i 'hits.. Dubios has purchiMKl t'.vo laud, were guests of Mr. and Mb ! Burn to Mr. and Mp». Will Phillipa It.i-ii-.f Sid Beach on, S. Jefferson St. • Frank Calkins Sunday. Monday night an eight pound son. Lithe: Hyatt is under arrest charged 1 1 Mrs Oscar Schumann, of Come and mb when you want k witi furnishiug li juor to u person in *‘Hudson spent Sunday and Monday • iuce frq-h oysters. the pabit of getting intozirat«*d. • with hi* parents, Mr.-and Mrs: Peter ■ Fred Barnaby. ■ Schumann. of this city. The Thornapple Gas 3E*Eltxtric Cu. 'call on w. 11, When at tbe ”r<! getting new gax customers every Mis. .1. IL -Hatten was called to | Spenco aid examine the largest stock dayj am: will soon reach tbe 100 mark. Kalamazoo last week, by the illness ■ of Shot* and aho<* iu Barry county. I of her granddaughter Miss . Verlau Several young ’triemis of Harry Expvi fence is what teach** one tu ; .’ .latphorn fpnid- him a surptise visit know wimt a .good [line of dux** is. We =' Wolfe, .who is suffering from typhoid j Friday. • niftg. anti had a jolly good have . UMV V ha J.It I the vexperience. SJS I , .................. ... . .. , n :o|. a ' • W H. Science. ^‘vVi l'nn'* w,,c- ot ‘ , , „ . , 'ville. vibited the latter's brother ' Buy coke fur your furnace. „r t.,r w.il lx,s (i -„ sh . KnlKnortU , ( . il) Mon a.y •pidatioiH now from Thornapple ■Gas ilrsnJ $.|.1<l, On. ,l.r th1. wr k »ud ,owlj„g <\* lijlectric <>>. it * "is ji clean and satisvxperte lto make hi> trip pay well 1,1 ! CV(.Ilin , ■ , factory fuel. the inieyv-t of our comiug.fair. ! * . I j „ , ■; , i, ; 'Miss hula Shear spent Sunday with Wk* still curry the old reliable line of Tbe ri.t<m cAmty fan- next week w,II | jn M'^OI, .r,.tur„ioR sIkkH the ‘ Pingree./' They are ai- l». w.ll ummJ.sl m. uwri. fur they ■ to rcume her work in the. wayp guod ■ always (it v,- a g-*xl air ai ano . . oa| ^ainibg deyartimmt of our W. H. Spence. and this :•-ar will be no exceptioneit). Saturday eve. at th«v home of the From an item in our last i»ne aomi-1 Mn A . ;n4 ]icr dall|(hu.r bride on Marshall St., by Rev. H. .11. Ajnite Ck,„1I(,r n.mnald. of Chi­ VauAuken. Mr. Irving L. Boy- and thought Just,™ Biker was about to ■ move fax away from hi. former quart- I nxpMted next week lor a. Mil Anna A. Shively were united in era orer the Pieman store. An a mat- | vl(jt M (h|, of Jo(]^ marriage. ' . ter of fact, ho .imply moved across tbe I a^ clMnenJ s,„itlk Th’* Grand Rapids Safety Light & hall in tbe same building Healing Co *No.C ©trial St., claim to _ . । The Mirses Cecil and Charlotte Dick- , W. will have nor MUH^r Opwtag em)n uki„K . two weeks pleasure' bav»| a process for making gas for this week-Fnday and Saturday Sent. jrivirc through Ionia and Gratiot i heafijng and lighting far cheaper than 52 and a 1 (making you for pmt ,les. ,lt Cake Odessa, roaLgas or electricity. See their adv. favor* we will 1ms glad to see you again. ■ , n Cit and nhaca. el^where. Respectively yours. ' H. £-. M. Withey. . Mrs. F. F. Lngratn. of Detroit. Mr-. _ Mts. John H. Young, of .Hastings , Fauna Koon, of Grand Rapid-, and ■ township, left at this office Monday it Having .purchased the ml wagon an«J i Mrs*. A. Anderson, ■ of Marino . City, j small branch of a Wagner apple tree taMmmKrfMr. Fred R«rt. U..-under„attend -------- the A-atne to this city Friday to that!had a cluster uf blossoms and signed reepactfullyaolicit a continuaa1 Httl« Eiizabfjth Anderson. •■‘•I—--....../ -several buds. Quite a curiosity at tion of the liberal patronage acc<»rded Miss Vinniu'B. Itenni. the charming this time of tin year. , him. Phone oil order* to phone 263. clwutiqpist. went to Fremont SaturH. J. Brown & Co. Seq y Schantz waa fortunate in se­ |'day where she ia giving rradingN this curing «o good an attraction as the Don’t forget the Frances A. Strough | week. Her excellent number* anti Famous Guthrie Family who have l>een stercopticau lecture at the Mt E. I maktog the Western State Fairs, and church Friday night. Sept. 22. Superb I pleRffing .manners have won for her a are waking their way to their homo in vi-ws.ae the Lewi" * Clark exposition hunt of admirers in White Cloud, who OhM If testimonials are any good and Yellowstone Park and the four wish her succinm in her profetmion. — this troupe has them, the best of them, great cities Portland. Seattle, Tacoma White Cloud Eagle. il- Didmtn4$ ii» WikTO. tkXkS, . CarfiUss, Cbiaa, Jii-I SHvcrware. requiring JOHN BESSMER, The Jeweler. Mich. Hastings, W?J. 0 FLErtllKj Hsviui F.-?!.,- ■ lug, ' 1 - if'-, my old an- iiiti-rcited i• c.tII_ nt7my lijiit t lion with W, 5. TYRRELL ih kinds of wood ufiitr tbt place., :T Ontrai Paa- YOU CAN AVOID PAIN By wearing the best named, best best fitting and best wearing shoes market today the famous . made, on the Hu-Man-ic which does away with that pain producing Bunch” at the front vamp seam below the instep. we are the fjrst to introduce this "nprovement in shoe making. c. OFFICERS. Local News. ; nut, only commending them as first clans artists but as a refined family as well. W. Clarke & Co The Quality Shoe Store Admission W and 2u with music and game.- Mra. M.Uer tend the fair. If ypu want nice fresh oysters give and Mn C. H. O.bom were a tie for the lady. priM -nd Arthur Crotber me a cull. Fred Barnaby. won tbe gentleman', prlwConkle & Benedict have moved their ■ -Strougb and hi. miwinflccnt Slereoptican view, pack onr Jauditoriurn barber shop to the Dawson building eJery time. Wd have booked him for recently vacated by Loon Liebensohn. New cement walks are beingjaid on the eighth time- ’-F. L. Starrett, see , Y Ml C. A.. BochMier, N. Y. the west side oCHanover^t.. commenc­ l^himatthe M. Bing at Judge Smith's and running day night on Itbe Lew,, and Lla.ke soilth two blocks. K^cition. Books that you want at Mulholgnat north w«t. Admioncm 20 eenta. children 10. J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice President. J. T. LOMBARD. Prestel. H. G. HAYES. Assisted Cashier. W. D. HAYES, Cishlv. DON’T TAKE ALL OF YOURSALARY HOME Deposit a portion of it in the Savings Department of this bank , That’s the only way to get ahead. We pay 3 per cent, compounded semi-annually. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. ♦ * t ♦ T f DIRECTORS. JOHN F. GOODYEAR. J. T. LOMBARD. W. D. MAYES, @ ■ R. K. GRANT. _ _ _ CLEMENT SMITH, ■ ■ ■ That people in general did not- appreciate the values given them at cut price sales. Hundreds who have purchased at our Great Clearance Sale since August 6, give the lie to the assertion. A man don't need to be a judge of Clothing to appreciate the values in our . $20, $18, $16 Suits for $10.59 $15, $14 Sults for 8.89 $12, $10 Suits for 6.99 Nor doen he need to be a shoe man to know the value contained in the $5.00 Shoe we offer you for $3.50. Everything in tlie store included. ♦ i W. H. CHASE. F. D. 0. PRATT, PRATT, | I’ve heard it said Newman Fuller, looking hale and thia city • Tuewlay Tuesday hearty, reached this September 1. night- He- left Alaska / n this city and vicin vicin-­ He will remain in ity several vteeks. His friends are pleased to see him so little the worse j £ physically for the injuries he received , last spring, caused by bls jumping from the third story window of a burning Dawson hotel, crashing through u board awning and striking on a board I p‘ m' h. C. GrenMl. Agt walk. Both bis limbs were badly fractured. But. his grit and a good A^pta-ni evening by Mr. and Mr.. J. L. Maus constitution pulled him through. ^n honor of Mr. Frank J. Mau. mid A large number of Hastings j»eople Mia. Blanche Spilpben. ot Kalamar.oo. went to Grand Rapids yesterday to at­ Th.- evening wa. very piM-m»> and Spokane. L cents. . • . ■ Tri conntv Fair Lake Odessa. On account of the above the Chicago, , & Saginaw By. Co "?1' L.U tickota from Hasting, io Lake Odewl. Sept- 2«tb at 60 rents for Urn round trip. Ticket, good on all train. I .nd extra leaving Lake Ode— at ,.:80 ROS. HASTINGS, MICH. A fine line of underwear £t W. IB IS NOT RIGHT. GLADLY MAKE B38A Pror^cutor Peters',and Gary*Fox, of j Charlotte, were in this city Monday-on j legal business. Mr. and Mrs. i). IL Cook left Mun­ day for a visit with rela'l-ives in Prairieville. I R- B- Messer left Monday noon .for THEN there is a bib cut in cheaf p/per. 10c Paper with Side Wall, Ceiling and Border 5c il H II 8c 4c 6c 3c 3c The style ia-ioug. Heuaihle, length some three-fourths and ?ome even longer, almo-t full length The colors Black, Navy, Browns, and Castor, etc. 1’erfectly finished QT g GA In C T E A A and full of new ideas in the way of trimming JS*! Illi III / *1 I II I Ladies' coats priced from.......................... Vvlvv iv VmvIVv No reservation of any nature C. H. Osborn '® �— HASTINGS BANNKR. SEPTEMBER 21, - -— northcaSt irving. FREEPORT. Elsie Cairne hae {mbq on tbe nek Rot. A. A. Geiger and wife and Rer. / A F Nagler and wife of Jackson llbt wire’in town last week after having | Rev. Hodgin known as one of the week on businef«. . Carolina boys" preached nt tbe ' Mr. and Mrp. C. Gehman of Ver- attended: tbe M. K conference at Char­ i montviUe were welcome guests at tbe lotte. fibth ministeni were returned jjonlton church Sunday, I Smith went to CHsdmia . home church in East Woodland Sun- to their former charges tn Jackson. Miss Mao Tinkler of Hartings is , of the UIdom, of her daughd,y. • Mr. Thunuut Hood aud wife of De­ visiting her sister, Mrs. M. W. Duffy, i tcr Mra. 'Chas. Kreiger. Soon after B. L. Kenyon was home from Lans- her arrival she was suddenly taken ill. troit are guest*, at the home of hi« , She is better at this writiing. Dr. bebrother George Hood of West Sunfiqld. ing over S’inday. Miw Maudt» Kenyon left for Lansing ing called several times a day. District No. 8 teacher may well feel WOODLAND. The Woodland Ball team had an easy ; -- A. . Cairns ----ukv —kbeen . ■ | Mrs. J. who has visitthing winning from tbe Clarkesville flattered-that the children have fallen Monday morningralso Clyde D. Moore. P UNFUL INJURY TO GEO. REISER, aggregation Saturday. The game was in love with him so soon, and arc Both wiU attend the M. A. C. tbe com­ ing in thia vicinity has returned to wishing hu may teach another year and Cressey. (Jeorge Reiser wa* very painfully in- called at tiie fifth inning on account of ing year.’ __ ___ Bay F.x will attend achool at AljBm- KlddWi while playbig Ml .1 jured while with his threshing ma- j tiie rain and the score was l» to 0. this year only jnst begun. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scofield of bion. chine at the Bissau farm southwest of । Manager Covert of tile local team says achool had the misfortune to step on a town Saturday morning. He was oil- ; tlmt a return game will not lie played, Jacksun and Mrs. gardener of Ver­ Mra. Cloeda Nagler and Mrs. Moena rusty spike it going through bis foot. ing the big gasoline traction engine j F. F. Hilbert has just completed the montville visited their brother Sunday Vander!ip returned Saturday evening p r> Miller was called upon to drees S. VanHouton of Woodland attended from. Detroit, where they spent the > Wo:ipd. when tbe gearing caught his clothing. | job of moving his telephone office to hurling him completely around tbe fly ; new and spacious quarters above thu church in East. Woodland Sunday. ' Frck In purcha.lng J»d* attending Loren Jont. of Chicago yirited n-lathll w wheel and throwing him violently h> t*ank where he baa installed new furnRev. Ball, the new U. B. minister, the State!Fair mid .idling fricndsA-d Ur>< the ground His shoulder wm dislo- , ishinga and a new switchboard. He gave his first sermon at East Woodland relatives.! cated and he received many bruises' will now be enabled to look after the EAST CARLTON. J". D. Brayton was home aver Sun. aixjut the body. Although be will be wante of bis customers in a better Sunday. Nettie Crawford and two j R. Pennuil of Grand Ledge was th" day returning j _ to his work in Lowell {j Mrs. ______ laid up several weeks his injuries are manner than ever. granddaughters called on Muri* Strick| guest of Frank Scofield last week. Monday, morning. not considered dangerous. K a Miller and Simon Neitbamer aad .Mrs. George Gossett of land Sunday. Mr. u.----------------* Mrs, Melvina Wheeler has gone tu । left thia morning for Hartings, having . Sparta to spend a few days with friends Grand Rapids were guests o - ft J. W. u . Jamea Friend entertained several Mrs. Ermont Bates is spending a • ljeoo chow,n‘ab jliro„ from Woodland Fuglcaong and famly last Sunday. | Sunday visitora. . few days ibis week in Grand Rapids. township for the enhging term of court at that plsce. 1 Mrs. J.|W. --------Edwards -----of Grand Rspids Here ।ia one that can beat Mr. Weeks Rev. C, D. Jarvis has sold his home Rot. F. R. Lyon, whoh*igained > R(iV s o H4II. Ihd United Brelhren was in week sorting Wm . Bulotpb 18 ewea^ whlcb ' - thr - ’ village •last - -------n.nietini, ; and will in, the near future leave . Eart lioet ot friend, in ble <«p-jelly as rai„i,tt.r ,rom WoodlUnl. spent Sunday her mother, Mrs. Mary Fish, in pack- gave birth to 20 lambs which sold for ‘ minister of Cite Methodist church, baa j wilh a q VanHouton aud wMe. V . W^odhuid. ing and selling her household goods. $100 and wool • — $25. They --------------arc a mixture The friends uf Mrs. Emma Barill been transferred from this place to ' ' . .,2__ _ Shepardsville, to which place he will) WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. gave her a pleasant surprise a few Grand Rapit^ visi’ors last week of the Shropshire aud Oxford Down. A MONEY-SAVING EA8T WOODLAND. Rev. C. D. Jarvis is in Lowell this INVENTION.... Woodland Department THIS PARLOR STAND 35 cents We bought a lot of these be low cost from a certain matin facturer who bit off more than he could chew made more stands than he could tell before he need ed the money, and we are going to put them on sale at a very .small profit SATURDAY MORNING and tl-ey wont last long at these tig tire?: Stands like ere, nil made of Solid ♦ Oik, finished golden, 16 lo. top, ♦ • always sold for 75c. we ask 35c Same is ebon wltk 18 io. top. worth $1 we ask 48c Same as adore with 20 lic’i top. worth $1.25, we ask 65c. i♦ : Sane as shore with 24 Inch top. worth $1.50, we ask 95c. MART WM .TTLtl *S L,W । move Uris week. Rev. E. S. Earls is Burr VanHouten was alwnt from days ago by presenting a fin«r carpet were, Mrs. 8. S. Peckham and Mrs. J. Wm. Barry is building a’ new corn - cottage *---------W. Foglujong. „ * । Ids successor here. school the first of the week on account for hur.pretly on--tho hiu hill. S. E. Wolfe and wife of Lake Odessa of sickness. Eugene Cam has aold out to David Murray Fox of Grand Rapids was visiting Iuhcousin, Ray Fox last week- Ragla. were in tbe village u. short time last i Mias Hynes visited school Monday CARLTON CENTER. ’ Monday Un their way to a’tend the I ufternoo". Horace Ludlow and w'ife of Dorr are SOME PUMPKINS. * funeral Of Mr* Elirabeth Engle M Mt. Hamill is r. uj,ng a book entitled visiting ag Geo. J. Nagler'sat preMOt , Burr Oak. Onk. -■ ; , •-ph|| The Fiddler. ” for morning ps- ■ We lately .a.. «j*ited of quo one visited the home noma or ,i Mitra Niiia Bull uf Hartings was a --------. 1 the p »* m 1 faraieni in this’vicinity and i Geo. Faul's baby which has been 1 -,t Jph The boys of High sqhool- have been ^ome pumpkins weighing loo j —ttl I1 Cheesebrvugh's last Sonqultb ill is rapidly improving. Dense buy some of • those trying to organize a fbut balll team. ! pounds:■»«» squra'i of monstrous pro- ' } jackets and overalls.jna.de Mrs., E. R. Ltun mid daughter hava o ____ Job Chifscbrough was in Detroit The school is practicing the fire drill. ; portions cucumbers in the neighbor< isturned fr.»m Charlotte where they of good blue dentin, to garden full • first uf tiU week. Mis. Iloufstater and Miss Hines hood of 3 feet long and a g-r,h.„ full ■: • have been attending the Mellih^ht wear during the fall work. ..v imagine soifle -1 John Frpeland and wife were guests •called on the little people Monday and ! of fine vegetables. Wo conference. from ! of the premiums f. w. the — -fair — will j of Wm. Glasgow and family north of J. N.j Covert and wife Attended, the ’ Tuesday, • ' town last knhiay. • The members of the senior class are ; Coiuc this way. ■ funeniluf Mrs. Coverfsaunt in Lowell . ... . Mrs. Millard Lightfoot and Bernie We have a good supply last Mondiv. M follows: . Victor Hilbert. Jennie i . . u• j Mrs lx omis of Columbus Ohio.-is are visitidg relatives in Illinois tit of fruit onus, can topsand Mr. Bertnick and friend who have Parmelee. Jay Downing, Jessie Wright preset, hLtying ‘ ! visiting Mrs. Frank Andrut*. . gone with a ------«cousin. rubbers, also pure spicas lieen trending the past week vlsitfav Bji1 Hising. RHynes. Elsie Several from this vicinity attended John Jolnih in, who was in tbe village Roy Rowlader and Geo. Reiser re- Bevier and Juhn Liuidij. We hope they' for your use . during can­ 1 the Ladles Aid Society nt Welcome last week. t tmned toXlieir homes In Joliet DI. Ultty all *n>ear ut cumi.enc. ment ning time. Corners last Wednesday at tbe home of Mrs Jotjn Nagler and Forest of MalMr* JOI11I Aagirr ruin r ...... Sirmdny. Miss Bessie Fuller vihited school Fri♦ Frank Scofield is entertaining, his jny afternoon. 'I ’Mr. anil Jdrs. Golden. J dleviDe w«|r? in town last week calling Bev. M, W. Dnltj- ol Ffeeiwri !u» | ”” ind relatives. . eouto. Mr. O. (ram Umtag. Thl. low . ... ... . .bl. «•«*. Mr tartta, >«ll|<.„„1,fjt.,,rig|1«t..»m^r,.AriJ.,ons i been rrruniH! to .M. cb.W »ml .1 » , Try our gloves and work I BO1 M. Duffy - and Rev. D. J. i player and played good ball with tbe • , with pleasure that we are allowed to sbirts which stand both ; local team against Clarkesville Sttur- ’ ® school had u spelling content ; have gcntieinan with us. '* Ffeming - were both returned to Free­ ’.wrt ‘ the coming year. We are wear and tear, and wear diy. Fr,d*y afternoon in whicK .Sewell h(. fiMVC Uh an aceouut ofUn* J ' Lpleased to mve them withjis again. tiB worn out. Will Mohler is greatly improving the Graut worconference which was very intertrest- •.• ’leased to MR. FARMER. i t Tterwohly rM|e,| ,ne We will «!! th.. \llt indlw nnii r>.. handle our (L, Ga* Preposifio, in Barry vonuty. show you I IOJV to malip la) per cent oi mveshneyannually. Absolutely Safe You Can Make no Mlu*, Will l»- i.lea^.,1 ta aaht' you in eve^y'way to i thorough iuregtigatjjjCan show t pparatim u act. ual operafjan. and dojn? more than I We claim.' tall or write Safety Light & Heating Co. Grand Scpids, Mich. I , Mrs. Cook. Mr. Workingman S 0. $, ENGLAND, | I Office 2d fioor Vta 6 Canal St Lehigh a■ wj Valley Railroad Fsmllurs and Undartskrnj. WOODLAND,MICHIGAN 4 “The Line Beautiful’' ■ appearance of his property on "bout!i The fourth grade are studying .the jItg aI1j enteiitertaiuing. \ Last Wee ncaday the Base Ball Te*m Main street by tearing down the old ’ 8«««phy of Woodland village. A, Representative Schantz was it guest went over o Saranac tu compete with barn and erecting a new modern Mnd t>Ne*»*» constructed, and j: of thig viciniHv recently looking after the team ot that place. The game was BUFFALO It will pay you to look building in its plsce. • “ttP the h« * the interests of tho fair and incident a good one resulting in favor of the over our stock of laces 1 the pupils. , Freeport bly* 2-to L This game was I ally liooming the interests of ’ Com. J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sidman of | I ' ' 10 and embroideries and our C. Ketcham for post master in’a couple played aa a “charity game, ’ * the pro­ K ala mo are making an extended visit SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. ; ~ WeMI.V. M,. KHehim ceeds going to the Mr. Barber who was line of dry goods which w ith Mr. Sidman's moher Mrs. Jane 1 J.® Cust. t.«.k .llmer with Mr. ■ r(.Tn,jn „h,^„ hc is or does he injured at Clarkesville, Field Day. i are always freslt and upSidm-in of Woodland. ...1 Mr*. ai r t’ Welch. tv-t-i. .... and C. E. intend to oecapy both.plarts'* On Saturday, an All Stafr team from to-date. High in quality aud down to S. E. Wolfe of Lake OdreM was in Orphi l^hruau was the guest of We'und-rrtand that our mail boxes jj Grand Rajads played in ' Freeport. As kindergaiien in.prkv. You Yours for lowest prices. . town Friday. . will soon want school Shoes . Stella Huger Sunday. are tQ roMnjberi.d and that we will ' they were Sate in getting started tofor the children. -V»e have Levi Hynes who went to Hastings^ Mrs. Henry Hecker vhited her dangh- be tl<k>ded lw tbe cheap advertisjing pl»y. fchv n in caught them at the end 1 last week to attend Normal school, ' ter Mrs Dr Everett last Friday. SHOES FUR MEN: inning, compelling them houses in the city. We think there is 1 of ,l“‘ ’’xtl QENEKAL STOKE returned home Friday evening having SHOES. FOR LADIES Mrs. J. M. ' Hager entertained : a limit to this method of graft and (to call the fame. Score when railed given up the idea of taking a Normal friends from Nnshvilld Friday eve- fthat it is about time h remonstrance i 2, to *• aud know our lipe will please 1, Jin n he AU Star’s favor. Next! . course thia year. you both in 'quality and । Friday Freeport and Saranac ctors laits nfng. was started. price । Mrs. C. Senter of West Woodland is here. This promises to he a lively TKOKAtK UlUIRtt. Mr. and Mis. Tom Ih-rt are vis’ __ __ exhibiting some ripo rasplierries which slate ot Mh-nimn. < <X, Harry, o. ‘ game as boJh l teams have won a game ing tbe latter's brother jOeo. H<«xl. Snaps Tor Bargain Hunters At a ana-Iou ot the Probate Co.irt for tkr HOLMES CHUR<H. ’ ! and t his gaine decide* the championshe picked a few days’ ago. This is tha aunty of lurry. ImlJeu at th* Probate oltr c 5 p<4-knge6 Rag)* fjoda 20c second growth of lorries picked fnnnvGrace-and Charlie Himd were in l.i ttw city ot Ha«ili«v lu said county on Mrs. ship. -Ttirr^ out and help the boys. The L. A. S< will meetJ with I new tap th" .'*h dsy of Scyuwbet In tbeyrar 3 ciins Corn.................... 25c the'busheS this year and they are very Woodland Saturday to attend the ball j Adellhirt Cotten S- nte|! Wednesday i A’mumlii c»« tbouaiad iilne hundred and tlv». Regular 50 cent Men’s Work r from this place anticipate1 PicmqU Chaa. M. Maek. Judge «< Probate. fine specimens of lierries t|nd good game. Thai r pleasure Was soinewhnt ! Shuts for ofily . .. 45c Sra'- s’H । attending the Went Michigan State in th* matter uf the »»Ut- uf Charle- i '■ flavor. • spoiled on account of thf rain. I- Hrixnall d<iwa»ed. , . _ . 1. • , , ; Mr* Waller Wertley oIlLakeOdo-a Fair al Grajid Rap ids this week. Un readier aud flltua tbe petition duly verb : Five’ throujr ■ains daily. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Covert of, Dai.y 1 —* Mam.-rja ------- —, ^-lalmB -------- „Ita- "•■-I . _ j, BI ,0,li,a „ fs, ,|.y, .< lbl. week! Col. of Peorlir ttrlsujJI. thejwtfe of Mid dr- ; Special for Saturday: ceased . pra, lug that an in.trnu.ent xufw on file j Rex HoluMn was home from Hartings Lansing have been spending the week J with her sister Mrs. Forrest Hager, j In. this court, purporting to bt t be last will And , . / r sister Miss Glinn Fuller. 1 over Snnday. testament of aasd deerfisrd t> ad lull ted to । Dining C..r ; la efrte. with Mr. Coverts parent's, Mr. and Tin* Iunkirut club of fen met with; 19 pounds HIE Sugar tor $1.00 Mr. S. Oversmith receivad word Sat­ proliatr and tbe executrU thereto nrun rd ap j Fred iugalsbee.of Grund Rapids is pointed or rome other suitable person. Mrs. James Covert, of the village. N«*tti«« Wheeler Saturday. Thereupon It It ordered, that Mtrnday the LT»d I ; They returned home Monday morning. 1 D,,ra. Mohler frem'Snnfidd was home | urday of the death of the infant chila , ,in town the {guest of Mra. Mary Her­ Connect* a Buffalo ina . day uf tietuber A. n. i»r. at to o'clock In thr of his brother Frank Owersinith of rington. 1 Rememlier 1 pay the highest j > forenoon. tK> Mstated for the hearing of said Niagara fall with all Nashville and also tliat Ihis mother) Miss Stata Wolcott left Wedueoday Sunday. pMltloa and that the betni at law of aald decea, 1 market price for your produce. ed and : JI other Interertcd !u said ealale lines Iron tbe Wert. for Hastings, where she has secured Mrs. Overamith had a rttnke of pa­ *n« required to atrpear at a tesaioo of saM t Two million Americans suffer the WEST WOODLAND. ralysis. |l 1 Uwh> to t»e boldeu at the >*robati- ofllre. employment in a "millinery and dress­ torturing pongs of dyspepsia. No m ed Court. In Ibc City of Hastings, tu said County and | Mrs. Price of Covington Ohio was tho making establishment Burdock Blood Bitters cures. At show cause If any there Us. why tbe prayer of Later—Mrs. Oversmith Hird Sunday to. ’ guest of her niece Mrs. Reesor and any drug store. tbe petitioner may utx be muled. And It it evening at five o'clock at the liome of Will Warner is making extensive re­ family last week. farther ordered that said peBtJooer giro notlor „,d XrKriKiw COATS OROVE to tbe persons Interested In aaM estate, of Um her son Frank., Funeral held at the pairs on bis farm property in East vjt« UHEELEt. pendency of mM —“ - ----------- ' GENERAL STORE. Min Clara Woodard of Hasting* vis­ Baptist church Tuesday. Mrvices Con­ 1’here is a lot of difference between tbsreof 6t enustng l,4*HnCtf txt'*I Woodland this week. published In the ' ited her parents recently. Bamxkb * m**V ,.r U.K.**ducted by the Rev. Lyon,’ of Wool­ foresight and fear. paper printed mh] t The township board have liegun ex­ l*st«<er*r Aft*1 Barry, once In each lira Will Thomas and daughter Eli­ land. •t M*kcar ations for the construction of a re­ nor of Freeport and Mm. Fred Durkee HAS. M. MACK. Mrs. Hattie Fuller and Mrs. Carrie ceiving vault in Woodland Cemetery. were guests of Mrs. Jeanie Demond last Ella C. Bp ox. Judge of Probe la Parmelee attended the Stage Road L. j WOODLAND LIVERY J When finished this will be one of the FEED/TABLE J|i finest vaults in this part of tbe country. Friday A. S. at Mra. Jerry Froeumn's Tues- I Frank Bragdon and wife of Carlton day. When you want to do any drlv- ’ C. S. Palmerton and wife were Nash­ visited at Henry Schai lily's S unday. ing iu this vicinity, come and see 4 Mrs. Fred Durkee was * us. We furnish goad rigs .and x ville visitors Fridsy. . i rFloyd Demond oi of i.uuing Ludington, Isaura Sunday. . wyu uemnnu . . drive to all points When you ’ Tbe vJIlBge i. poU.eg In ne» «wern 2----- 2 N()rth were guests Mrs. C. Ma«t and Mra. Jahn Geiger j come here let us feed your horses. on BroAdway this week. of Jesse Demond and wife Sunday. -. — u__»: — t-i ------•- -|n business. were in Hasting Thursday OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS H. B. Millci is moving onto his Mrs. Ida Durkee accompanied Mrs. Geo. Reiser-met with a gainful ac-! farm south of town having rented bis Mary Holmes to Maple .Grove last nONrtSniTH fr SONS ' town property to J. N. Covert. cident Saturday morning while threshMunday where the latterr was called to png the farm of inir on th«» nf 8. 41 H... ipvursmitb. I LIVEKT fir FEEOJTrtBLE j -• J. — L. tfinith ------------is making and ,««««. » repairs ------ — suffering i While oiling the engine! bis sleeve see her mother who was 1 WOObLrtNb, HKH. improvemeqta on bis town property from a stroke of paralysir and who 1 voujui caught iu in tbe gearing Him and iii.r»« i.i~ threw him hit gearing this week, preparatory to moving to died at five o'clock the same day. ' . | around* the wheel. His sh lulder waa the village in a few days. Rumd Sinclair and Mildred Schaihly dislocated and he was hr fused wry I Miss Kate Stevens returned last are under the Dr's. care. badly. He was taken to | Woodland I BARRY COUNTY MAPS Monday Grand Rapid*, ---------------from ---------------- — r— where .. .... John 8jncialrt cornelins Senter and ' whcre he waM cared, for by Dr. MclnUNA .pendmg I d.y. wjfe Mm u, Dl)rke<1 .tlonded tyre. Can be had at the Woodland beyi!1Bn«,< Mlgood.(<,r hermiUmery th(. fotleI.alo, GrMdm, OeenmlU. .11 .... ________________________ Mrs. Dorn Murdock and M via Belding, Ionia, Muir, Lyons, Col ins i' Postoffice. They give the ■tore. I the Baj^ist church Tuesday. । visited friends in I.nke Odle Eagle, Grand Ledge, Mulliken. Sunfield, Woodbury to Lake Odes-a i | names of every farmer, the Miss Grace Bowes ot Hastings is ---------------------------dsy. J number of acres he owns, making a few days visit with Kate NORTH CARLTON. via East Cooper, Richland Junction. Cn ->f > Mi o. W. S. Barnum's people vfelited Wm. Corn cutting has commenced,_____ all highways, streams, Stevens. most Leo's in Woodlaud Sunday. ; Crooked. Lake, Delton Cloverdale, Acker’s Point, Shultz, {Hasiii|gs.| C» it» R. L. Wrigbt made a busineM trip of the com is ripe and in good shape. churches, school houses etc. Rev. Lyon preached. .hi.i farewell Grove, Woodland, Woodbury to Lake Odessa. to Hastings Monday. Farmers are busy and preparing ssrmon Sunday. We will bo very These trains start in the morning and return in the evening, gi')yp l oiiali PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS Geo. Hicker and wife of Kalamazoo their ground for wheat, some have sorry to lose him. day at the GREAT FAIR AND RACES. were in town Monday packing up their wheat sown. at Woodland Postoffice. Carrie Holmes was home .from the tlwir household goods and shipping miMy woather some of our Normal over Sunday. John Velte, Postmaster. them to that city. , farmers feel rather blue on account of Rev. Eddie Holmes was ctdling on tbeir beans. Some have theirs taken old friends in. this neighbuihood last care of while others have theirs cither Thursday. I pullel or standing in the field. Diss Pretty. School Shoes NEW VORK W. W. WATSON, IRVINQ, PHILADELPHIA MKHIQrtN, ATLANTIC COAST. IS HENRY RflQLrt FOLmnONEY-TAR 4 Two Special Excursion Trains September 28, 1905, TO THE ■ ■ 'j TRI-COUNTY FAIR. One From Greenville One From Kalamazoo 4 Classes Each Day on the THREE HEAT PLAN. REMOVED Having removed my law office to the city ^of Hastings, 1 wish u> thank my msny friends in Woodland and vicinity for their liberal patronage and kindness to me. 1 am now occupying the front rooms over the Hastings Banner office aud am now ready to meet my many friends and clients, either In a social or business way at any time. My phone nnmber is 452 anfl any one not having time to come to my office can consult me over th* phone. To my many friends in the south and west part of the county I will say that for many years we have not met very often but I now hope to meet yon more frequently both in a social and busiiiess way. My latch string will always bang out and 1 shall always be glad to welcome you. Very truly. JAMES. M. SMITH. , Frank Ickes lost a valtmWe cow last COATS GROVE. 1 j week and another one has been very Robert Demond who has tbr typhoid sick but is some l>etter having hopes i fever Is getting along as well as could । of her getting well. be expected ‘ : Burt Frisby has commenced wo rk One of T. H. Rodebaugjb'a twin for M. L. Sisson again. babies is very sick. Mr. and Mra. Wash Bunn visited The next L. A. ‘ S. will Im at H. ■ with Milon Bunn's people from Johnson's Thursday Sept. 2H. ! Wednesday till Friday of last week. Dr. Roberta is packing up to leave A NEW JERSEY EDI­ for the state of Washington. His ' TOR’S TESTIMONIAL. grandmother Mra Roberts Of Char­ M. T. Lynch. Editor of the Philips­ lotte is visiting him. burg. N. J., Daily Port, writes: "I The social at J. Furlongs last Fri-. have used many kinds of medicines for coughs and colds in my family but day night was not very well attended. । never anything so good as Foley’s , Honey and Tar. I cannot say too much Impomiblolo forme an fhtdeat’ in nraiaa ef it. For sale by Arthur E. I Mulholland saccesso. to W. H. Good- hot Impoouble to W onmnd tor it Dr Thoma.’ Eetartric Oil Monarch over nain. 1 his kind of racing pleases the people as every heat is a horse ’rm ■ 1 i) .4h-’ tune-tbe word Go is sounded till the horses thunder under the wire. Uemember Lake Odessa Fairs always have the horses and a plent; i< Juni.*■ • ment for they offer The Largest Purses of any County Fair in Michigan. Athletic Sports, Special Drives, Ball Games and a World of FREE ATTRACTIONS. If you cannot come over aud Camp a week ou the Banks of these Great 1 i 'm. ^.C0?le I?18 onI least and meet your old friends; they.will all be I1 ..; 18 80 ^eap y°u can not afford to stay at home. Several Btue.s be in attendance and everything indicates even greater auccees--enteitiiining .­ than in the last two seasons and you all know what this means. tor any information or Speed Programs address . S. E. CLARK, SECRETARY. | �' f - j u L.. ---------------- - -- ~ASTINGS SEPTEMBER Si, 1»>5._____________ *______________ \ .___________________________ 9 southwestern barry department ;---------------------------- ------ ----------------------—g - ‘lle’ Hope’ Pra'reville and Barry as cleaned each week h„ »h» DELTON. PRAIRIEVILLE. Graydou Blackman is attending Mr ai.d Mnt Andrew Willi, O1 K«lschool in Hastings taking u bookkeep­ •rnawo were guret, or Mr, nDd Mnu ing course. Fred Nausel Sunday. Au extension has been put on our Mr. .ad Mm E. L. Hlohard*. rale(switchboard at the Hardware proLrated the noth aimiversary of their । paratory for putting in new lines. tlT'?,”. aft.rnoun. Mr. Geo. Coleman who has been em­ Tb* ebildreo .nd gnuidcbRdren ployed by Aldrich Broa left for ' Chi­ Prewnt nl» « nnml.r ot tbvir aelghcago to accept a portton with Hibbard hors and friends. Spencer, Bartlett & Co. Mr. Coleman ?°" Cleni'nt «*u Stu.rt will lie greatly missed here by his ylulted her porent. .1 Yankee Spring, many friends, who wish him success in last week. ■ his new position. Rev. Young is welcomed back frohi Gid Wilkinson of Hope Center while conference for another year. watching a ball game at Wall lake Mra. Hannah Faulk and housekeeper Sunday had the misfortune to bo hit in Mra. Dunning, have returned from the face by a foul ball, very nearly Kalamazoo where they made a two breaking his lower jaw. weeks visit. ... ranmcb.c and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. SHULTZ. Sotwlthauuuiing the rainy wwibe, qu»rt«rly mnetiUK l«.l Sunday **i» inite well atlanded. North and South Maple Grove wen- rrpreeented. Rev. H. A. Decker of Moore Park officiated. One woula think by tho appearance ot a plumb tree on tho premier ot Cbaa. Kenyon fhel spring ap­ proaching iustand ot tall. The tree haa newly leavetl out and is in tixll bloom. The Hope township Sunday school will hold their annual picnic next Sat urday at Acker’s Point. The Clover dale lund will furnish music for the day. AD S. 8'a are invited. Da-port to the North Pole. A passport to the yortb pole was |g■ued Home years ngo by tbe governor of the province' of Tobolsk, which stretches along tile Russian slip res of the Arctic ocerat. 'The official was ap­ proached by two uten who had been engaged to proceed to tbe nor’h with nu English expedition, then fitting out. Their petition waa for a passport to the pule Itself, bull the governor point­ ed out that the pile was as likely to be In'their home province as hi any other, that it was. extremely unlikely I they would reach It and that. If they dl<L there were nq jiollce there la ex- ' amine their credentials. At last; how- , over, to satisfy them be ordered the I Issue of a document allowing them to 1 pass without let‘dr hindrance to the ,north pole. ^ALDRICH BROS.I jn...... ....... —----------■ r Furniture Department. -* « ■JJ Have a complete line of Furniture and are making * a tome very attractive prices on s ? ip Dining Chairs, Rockers, Couches, rfi Suits, Springs and Mattresses. ip Come in aud look us over, get our prices and see our ijj stock of goods. Cost you nothing if you dont buy. jff ------------------------------ The following persons spent last Sunday at Chas. Kenyon's: Prank Wallace and family, of East Hastings; J. D. Graham, ot Calafornia; Miss - One of the mountain peak* of Worth Vesta Kenyon, of Hickory Corners; A. Wales is known asl the Chair of ffldris. jt--------------------------------------------------------------------------Warner. *of Prairieville; also Mis« or Cuder Idris, asj the Welsh people Emma Keiivon. of East Hastings, ,who call It. Ixx-ause Ils top b hollovyeti out like an Immense cqii'li. Aceordltar to ■’ -MWexpects to tpend sometime w ith her i local tradition, whoever sjienils a iilglit /|> Birdsel! wagons, T. & H. Smith wagons, Saginaw pare nta. | in;the Chair of IdrW will on the DtOow jfi Farmers Handy Wagon, some special prices on buggies, Arthur Heeler called at Orrin Geeler', lesciug from typhoid fefer is able to I Mr. and Mrs. Burt Payne of Kala- Ing morning be dead, raving ina0. or sit up. j 8u»**yline of Builder’s Hardware complete, he idqtiarten for & endow «d with the'foftlest poetlciil In­ j Jacob SiertRemu aud family >pent maxoo visited Mr. -and. Mra. Willard Mr. A. Mouroe who lives south of I spiration. No one seems to know ex­ $ American Field Fence. from Friday until .Sunday. Just received a carload of it actly who Idris wad or when he Dived, i Delton had the misfortune to smash !; Sunday at .1. Boqsb's. Mra Guata Chamberlain of Ddton 2J American Fence. Uf : one of his toes the other day. i Gid Wilkinson had the misfortun spent several days of last week with but be must have lievn a giant It fits body was In proportion with his cclc, IOC Df. R. e. Harter bought a new tone 10 b't b>’ “ 1,111 whU' witnemiuK , her brothers, tbe Chibwn boys. . bratev! “chair." Mils. Hernans hhs a [ L. LOWhII’U & OOH, the other day. ' ■ S““« b«'««o Kalamaioo and Oorer te k ’ ’balr of Idi Mrs. Barbara McCollum is enter­ tine poem vvith the ______________ n-.~. —.. uuaua.». ««. the-, theme., and. Jt I'eiiuyHon alwo Mix Horace J’ey nock and Mrs. Nellie . Mkh. Delton.ahd VanTyne «i>en» one day last week at i We were pained to hear of tin- deatl and Mrs. Ben Coon of Buffalo, N. Y. I ,,onB 11 Iu •Hickory Corners at Mr. and Mrs. Q. ।' of Mrs. Elmer Payne, at Lowell, th* FYank Kelley and family of Hicla»ry 1 i cause I*ing consumption. Corners spent Sunday at Oren Loomis', j, Painting the eyes and eyelids is ton; Toolrs. I ArtBtir Gvrter sold a honja.to Mage James Hill ami family spent Satur- “Wi-red u gront aid io the fusclnatlon DELTON CHURCH NOTES. | Braindstetter. day night and Sunday ut Fred Zer 1x4 a. I of ,he ff>n,a,° or‘’8 A- Circassian : -to­ DELTON, MICHIGAN. . W I be really lovely mu^t. in nildjtlou.to * The revival meetings commenv-d at . —--------fft kfc ■ being very corpulent, have hate golden feair hair * the M. H church Deltou Sunday morn-1 Mr. and Mrs. John McNaughton of YANKEE SPRINGS. , ' rind Kobl is'used is used by ing with a .good attendance and the ‘ OrangevHle were guests of M. McCal- i Jew Grover hmborecht » bora, ,t. „,0 jet black„ lAshes. KoH i the I ’ erainn and Armenian wnujoii to i message from Bro. Morehouse waa at-, ^uru Sunday. I Jim Springer and now has a matchel 1 lengthen, lengthen, their their eyes. '1 he Iv.zanr women R. s> HARTER, M. D. teutively ’ listened to and much favorDon’t forg. forget. the il_ C. S. ... S. picnic । at J team. aud.'nautch girls of newt ensreru cqiin- •TSteflmpfiOfteratot^Veaded Dur institution, the largest, beat equipped and PHYSICIAN and SURGBo\. able comment was made. We are look- Acher's Point next Saturday. Howard Springer went to Kalamazoo : tries dye their finger inils xvitb henna. . . Instruction most thorough ot any tn the country. ' .. ..a.... .froki the. A..W । ing for giod results meeting. . ■ OFFICE HOURS—It to 12 tu m.. 1 to" p.m., 1 "1’l1 to «•’ thought Endorsed by officials <a W. U. Tel. Co. and nuMiss Ola Waters entertained .com­ last Friday where he has employment "nd wbefe lo» pan™ All calls promptly attended. Tele­ great ladies they nOew their linger : Tell your f.I friends —_"„ about r- the _ ------meetings pany from Delton last Sunday. -. at the. asylum. phone lit off).*. . - ’ ! nulls to grow to an i Immense length Office at reddance, Delton. Michl i and inviti them to come. Slate-Hall and son dean of Rut I ami : and keep them In finely wrought gold (tuition, board, room, stationery ar.il text-book* 1’3. Thl» tan t* reduced. Catalc«ue mailed HINDS CORNERS, ( Owing to cbAngrc mini*' in tbie spent Sunday at Myrofi Seqsiba’s. free, which expl a I no all. Home iu*truction also. i sheaths. ■ , j • M*kl"n ' ■isitin g Vud£c*» InsUtutc. MuorooSt.. Valparaiso. Ind. | charge we low, onr miramed broth ran I Min Belle Page, of Rutland, was the i old fneutls in Onio. .. . , T. I ■ A Uurion* 1 at Cressey, which wo very much regret. guest of her sister Mrs Anna Ray-: This ^curious tale oi the Venerable Mr. and Mra. Payne and Mrs. Sarah TRY A WANT ADV. The services Sunday at Cloverdale ,vi driven mond, Saturday and Sunday. ! Ilvde 13‘ lold hl the m^paeval “Golden .... at 2:30 in the afternoon. I k . h “ ° • tt * nd ‘ d 'l"^t^ r ly meeting at twill lie held at 2:5 jny .LumNOTICE OF LETTING DRAIN C ONTRACT. Addie Norris is doing ’bonne work- Lcgetid:” One day,- w den he wau old NOTICE OF LETTING DRAIN CONTRACT. Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening u tz Sun aj. Notice h hereby given, that I, Philip W. for her brother Will near Hastings. j a,K* blind, the desire to preach came Nolle? !« hereby gbet>. that 1. I’lilllp W. Rurgees, County Praia CunuulS'lowr of the I Mra. Smith of Podunk visited Mra. An attend nt ltd him to a r complete Bitrgvj.*. County -Drain Commlraloucr of the at 7 ’.30. County of Barry and State of Mlcblflui, will on W. J. Norrtaef HretM^ relied on “‘”n b(, fni„, County of Barry and .state ot Michigan, will the day ot September. A. J>. n<JB. at tbe ' Ed. Newton one day last week. heap of stones, at the !SWi day of September, A. D. MB. at the Hue YTth LATH. Rev. Thomas Young and wife of of tbe Drain, bee. ro-hi tbeftoKn^bipot colotivM l,o,., but week. | ,nd B„le lwl|,.vhic ,i,., t ........................... a human audi- lino of the drain when- it crorae* tbi' highway Hope. In th« Mid County of Barry al 10 o’clock I The aocial ut Mr. l\»x's whs not tPrdirieville were present at the L. A. of Dowling In the lowoshlp of Baltimore, In tin- forenoon of that day. procee>! to rrcetro Rev. B. D. Travis of Lowell is the j enee was before bhn. delivered au elo- north la raid County of Harry a: io o'clock In the blds for the c.>n«truatiou uf a certain Drain . Hall's i very well attended. :dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ” end. If IsAt graveRev. J. M. Stone 1 vflieut m>rmon. the - --------------------forenoon of that day, proceed to receive bWs ktiosu and d<*lsiuged a* the 'Xkncrdale new minister here. । Ralph Skidmore spent Sunday near goes to Potterville. I ly recorded, the wton-U cried •‘Amen'.’ for the construction ot a certain Drain known Drain,” located and trdabll*hcd In the township Thursday. and designated a» th<- ’’Dowling Draltl” located uf Hope, In sahl Coubty of Barry and described are go . uo doubt to save Ih-de’i feelings. r and c.’t.’ibllxtted In th? Township of Baltlinon* a» follows, to «It: • The funeral service of the infant ' Delton. Jas. Williams and wife entertained la said County of Barry and described a* fol­ Comuienclug at a point 1.1M ft. > Md'sss ft. e von to of centre of bee. a». town*.* north, rnssev west daughter of Wm. and -Firn Ashby | Wild* Newton of Hartings spent Sat- their daughter Mra. Orin FalesofWayFALL Dl'Pl AY OF MILLINERY. . lows. to-wR: '•ommenclu»:at a point oa land ownal by Dr. County of Barry and state of Michigan thence , ChaptmiH was field Thursday morning 1 nrday and Sunday uf Mr. Durkee’s, H; V. Gxllagrr. laur ft wand 12 it u of s ecor ­ -lais! owned by Alta L Lu^wlek and and last Friday and Saturday. ,i Wo „will.display onr iu’l line of milner of Sts a».town ? Dorth.raiiK<* * «e*t. County LriltU 1 Foster, a distance of 7X ft. ns fon?W'->; at the miteion in Cloverdale. Rev. <». Alfr<sl Bitbt>p anll wife of Hope and - 1. N. Hubbanl i> .replilly improving linen »n*l trimmed hm». Hednmd»)-> of lUrry, State df Michigan. Thence u te', drg n 56 dbg. e W.’ ft: thence n 10 dog. w ft. U> » w iratt. thence n ulit.xf: ft u> his north line point 12UI fl e atsl tssi ft * of center w Sec 20. 'I. I-inker officiating. j l^cat'Lawf^ftnce anil wife of Hickory in health. i -Sept. 27, also line of ladies wrappers.: at a ixMol -r-5 ft n :unl B73 ft w oi raid w-c cor­ town, county aud state aforesaid. ner, Ttienre on land owned by Steve la-M-T Said Job will be let In one -s-ction tu aecordEvangelist Rev. F. E. Morehouse of ' C\->mers started Sept. 13 to visit friends rtenry Holley .red wife »re eneterAlh-" n a deg w nu ft to hi* u line at r. point tr.iu ft ance with the diagram. now on tilt- wtth th? .Jackson has been engaged for u series j jn sBn Francibcu. Cal. Seattle. W®sh- titiniug their daug*>ter-in-inw*from ; wand *7< fl not said *ec cor. Thence on laud other paper* 'seriiilidng to,’«.ild Undta, In the ' ■ ,n z" - J -1.. ‘-ofliev of the Ccuiity Drain CotumlsslMerof the .owned by Mary L. < inn-bee. n 6 deg w ft. iof revival mtvtiugt* at the Delton M. • jngton and Portland. Oregon they will thence n Tin; «! etc e iJtofL lhrti<e n &t drr •• 73 _... '■minlfot r-j ..Mil Barry.to «hich referring- ma^ Caledonia. ■ , • 1 fl to her n ilne nt a i-olut t tie, fl wand t'i*'- ’ft be had by all parties lutci'-.ted, arid'! diurch.'beginning Sunday morning jn th,. World's fair. n of raid sec fair. .be made and re.-rhed aeeotdlngly. i [uiHracv ' G. B. Griftith of Gulesburg was the;* Guraa Colds; Frvfcnib I ncutnorila Thence on land owned, by W. R. Ortngbee v II! le- uuulv null Ibc lowe-.t re«pou*t)t le bidder Sept. Vitb. Itevl ■ Morehonw is «the ' ---------------------------nil dec e 12ft.tlicnee n.T»:i‘'Tcg C 152 ft. thews- ghlug adequate --------- * — •— ruest ofTL-lafiV'S here a portion of la-it r .. . . <» ... i.t... . ,n . ft .* ,1... «..-.* Deli*’. Michigan. ktreegest evangelist in the state, aud * CRESSEY. then there Ul*- fixed - — ..lyseli tire rlght to reject fw>j»wi!l tn 1 a* the blessing, if Jvll- do i Mrs. Jane Burls r i« >n Gvantl Rap­ an> and all bid-, t'l-.edeie for Hie eniri| lt'tli>a ’ ot nrnl theV...terms of ; payment nut avail yuura.4ves of this opportunity fd* tbe gu«^ of Her si.-tcr Mrs. Liaxie • wh contract, ■.. . * ...... • • v... PODUNK. Dt-xivt Hutit mid t’im. litre i> -.<•, drg-ft to Btid attend all the.aeryices. McDonald. • The Podunk s. S. visited‘the s. S. I COMFORT. WARMTH. CLEANLINESS* Notire l» further Iw reby gben. shut at the llr.w n p.dtil ft * sind It u w ot raid -re rer. Mrs. Hattie .Reynolds of I'lainwell I ’ h-no<• w> . ’ Mid oajh-A b> IX-xtcr Hunt u7l-t and plm- u! -.nd h tting. «>: at *wh oau-r time iver West Sunday. LESS WOtEI. WIEN. DIET. ASHES d- K .v « ft. •’tiding tu ttn- Baltimore corners and । i«w.v.th-rvalterto viili’h l.tlit-CcniutyiDrain * NORTH HOPE. • h>ihiting her son Elmer. j Dralii.nt u point 177 ft w .tiid -> ft n "f raid « e t omml»*ltnt-r .-■«•.». may adj.-iirnkise raw. W. Lotihr ba* teen ■ entertaining j Mr. *j’ohn Anjlcre and daughter • the a.-'* Rsnuii t- t.ir teuent* and ,:j*- land* corner uf sec Si. BEECHWOOD MASSILLON Rev. nn>l Mrs. G. T. Fisher ofj Del- ; icphvws'fwnwOhio the past week, Said .job v ill b • • i nt one rrction. In areord- comprised nitl 'n the Clovvrdak-DrtjinSpecial 4pem Sunday at MtC. Anders. unre •■IB; tho dianntn' now ou lilt-with tl.<- a-—aud the apportlounicnt* .loir called on n part of thejr numerous inno.iU'-L-d by me and will lx­ otlu-r paper* i»t-rtxlniiis: raid Drain, te Dir .... .... Mr. uud Mr*. Bronson of Hastings , •’ ■ 'Mra. Shellenbergrr- of Hastings iff ' friends here ‘Wednesday. offire the (iHtuty I 'rain i'ouunlMtancr ot raid iublret to nirtcw- lor «>i:»» day. from nhie o’clock Y-XVe < i re visiting their daughter, Mrs. But­ County of Burry, to wbleii rcreiwre u»y b<- In the fo-euodu mittl suitil live u clock In ttu- afterPer cent on Njx-nding n ffew djvs. with her- sistet ■ had by nil rartlc- InterrMetf, and bld* will lx? - Guarantees all of this in Mrs i’liilip Barber is entertaining ) *r Smith.. . ■; rnxdfi i aud rerelvt-d atvotdluglv. Cou.ract- The follow M.g !- a description of tfle several’ ■Mrs. Dun McCallum and helping care your home. Produced for niii l-e made with ..... the ........... lowest - -. mspouM'de - -----bid­ trail * or parcfrla of land vonsutinlng 'Ife Fpretal her daughter Mrs.’ Charles Andrus. posits. Mrs. Jennie Loehr ha.* a cousin "nod , der adisi;=LI’quate aeenriCy i;™ for th: tiu-pwrfortu-. ;-~rtcr:;: ' A'-cs-nii-nt Dlurlct of raid Drain, vlzr. ’ . for her little' nephew who has been i Mrs. A. soon expects to join her hnsDomestic Uae Only. —.. li, ------— - and .there h—... । . ani-e of the work, a Mini..then le s ■; ol n fri w s>. vife from Chicago yDiting her. ; quite Sick but is better at this writ-, be flMid by uu». rrM-rvlng tu iny*tIfThe right to N part oi * <• nl -A of e-W hl <», See -j». j band at IVtuskey where they will re- | Send on your. dealer's name Estate refect utij mid nil bid*.' The date tor the remA atrip <d laud I ■ rds w Id.- and 7 *rd» long ' Mr. Clark Oshurne.is entertaining j [ ijngand we will mail yqu a copy of pb-tlosi of .«ucb etintrai-i. nnd the tern M-ofji ijside. Mr. .Andrus who has been in rnent therefor, slu’d । . nil'he autiounc.-d at -. and do • a ROMANCE .OF HOME MAK­ Grrnv r 1!eJlIlh* ,bv r^t year is much iin- ; 1 is mother and an aunt from York j i Mrs. McCallum and MisJ" tlw- time nnd phu-e of Iciitno. . Mr ktlvVING." Every woman should read .Notice li further ben-by given, tluit at tho W part of * 4 i.f ■« <• fri ’« stc 20. • , railed upon Chamberlain of Sbnltz called time aud idare of said letting, nr al »uch other AV », of » : of * e it 1 V* ■’?<• rt». s jv corner .this refreshing little novelette, Mrs. Stone lye- hud a niece and her ’ at), s w put of * s . . J Mra. Martha x..j Glynne time and place thereafter to which I. the Coun­ of x n tri H u of lake. j D in McCallum Sunday. - • is very - . low i which tells the secret of success­ lying between-Mud latkf and tail ty Drain CommlMlouer nlon-raW. may .idiomn of so fri ttle daughter from Hillsdalejdbpping | ' Mr. McBane and wife visited u ith searct.]y 0 hope of her recovery, the ranie. the araerameuia foi b* neflt* and Ain- rond. mv -.-j. ful home making, _i •an lands cotnpriM-d within the “Dowling Drain / N •.--fil l of n w fri h.we -f. • j their daughter s in Clhverdale one day ; of colon is the 1 ai short time with her. Special *«•*.■ -iment Dbblct,’’ and thefapporN part of • 11 of n w h! ‘4, -ec is. ’ ! Jived*. JULES G. HOF F MAN, tlonmcriL* thereof will U* aunounw-d by me last week. t of icr’daughter Mrs. Enos Barb- i Afton Smith is entertaining friends -cgal and will be rabjcct to rev tew for one day. from rl part. Detroit, Michigan, nine o'clock iu the forenoon until five o’clock : from Ma». fri M. Mg,and Mrs. F. E. Johnson called i er hi the afternoon. aAT* r>XTSi jl'X:">";* -d ‘toc'>™rk ha, Hie following I* .* dt-eriptimi of the several Sunday upon W. H Anders who has iI t. Insurance tn»cte or lurbi-h vd laud const'*:utlng the Specand Bom! the ; ' been quite sick. . I , uur gUIUjay school in — -----* l;il A-M-v.tnent District <•! ’ill Drain. t» r .1 a of n on K of s 1. bf » - i*. rae 2-. ,iV, whoending school. pMacbool. week. Ph ‘ C. F. Andera tf Hastings callcl upon j wlIU shorter is away attending Jxit No 3 n on w sldrot.SUte Road In s !, uf c 'iljlnxM. s - see J*. , riflatives at this place Sunday after- I Mri Morris Brown entertained the . Ixr No f nou « -Ide HtateJlnad iu s u| BANFIELD. •resident. J. li. Bl-tn* iTt-sideiit. ! L A. S. last we. k Wednesday after- . On of Minting N’ing dun J K 35 a of *v'sd a of a s of « e except 7 a on i urxjn. E. S. Mt>K hl IL Cashier. DR.-Md I •. i inside of our church tliere wa* no. i Everett Mc(!alluni* and family at UOon. Mri Npra Cartlidge of Battle Creek Mrvi(-1} here last Sunday but when Dun Mt Callum's Sunday. Coramciictna* at a point 12 rd* a and 20 rd* tv TEMPI was the guest of her parents Mr. and | thc church is finished we hojw every ( JVUMrs. W. Fislwr sev- rul days last week. ow,. WB1 come and enjoy its cleauliness. । al larjtt-. All o! the tltpvv deMribMJ parcel* . sre FEET SWOLLEN TO <'<>l>ttncncii:u:u n point 20 rd* w of o ' • |«»t nf laud are In town 2uurtli, rau«r- L> went. Miss Iva Berber accompanied her. Bernice Fisher Snyder of De­ IMMENSE SIZE. ! ot>.e1 v "cc 1>, thencr w w rd.s h 1.’ rd» e *0 ntx Cpituty ot Barry. Stale of Michigan. a 12 rd» to place ot bcKlnnliiK. sec 29. I itad kidney trouble so bad cousin Mi>« Rowley to Lawton last ;4riot k-d the league Sunday evening -K»anf u hotf" »,.*«••*. . . that! '.’ould not work” says. J. •»- week where she will I® her guest for a i gjjpt. the 17tk Cor. Washington anil Biflston Sts. 8 Kia of u-jfca uf Ti unof» •; of e ‘4 except E ■* a on ti w corner al*o except Cn-abicry site on Cox. of Valley View. y.. .'my feet , j (The Ladies Aid met at the church * were swollen to immense size anti i short time. BOSTON, MASS. wks confined to my bed and Fbysictans .James Reed whois afflicted with - feit week Werlu&day. W part ot n w fri l* except* a off Bend to Delton Urick Co., w ft. were unable to give nie “nv rehef. -ly ' rheumatism was in Kalaniaroo SaturHeadquarters for! Michigan K part Q! n " ’* except e of s <•.'< of hi *r ?«. : dqctor finally pwenbed Foley s KidFINE LAKE. Press Association aiifc Business Couimeneinp at cent* r of State Road, niu- alito except 13 a off n end to Delton Brick Co.. *have bought ' the LAVRAVUH ndv Clue which made a w-ell man of ' day io consult a physician. . i ning e 75 ft s w> fl a T3 ft u 65 ft to place of be­ Sees. Men while in Boston. Located S. S. Fisk and bro»l»er Will Kak markcl,nnd will add a complete Coinmenchu on town line between H«|h* and uie. For sale by Arthur E- Mulbol ginning, sec 33. i)isau]>ointment was felt that our in business center. Everything ■ t 'omtueneing at n line of sec is and 76 ft e of at Deare taking in .the Stale, -fair —- -~ of Groce rk- . Canned Goods, । land successor, to H. State Road, llieneo e s rds W ft - 7 rds. a s rds new and lirstcJass; flreiproof; 2(X) union with the Dvlt-n M. K e re»>, I Avoid serious results or b la ^' le ^ ’ ’ IxiglDUlDg. wee 5. io ft n 7 rds to place ot bt*r.lm>lntr. sec Kt. Confection-, • , r6oms; bach and telephone in *“aid 1,,ve trtfcit this week. • I..'crynnng j order by taking Foley s K dnay Cure. „„ dimolvnl »"•! :• Everything Commeuclng «m town line between llm-c and Commencing 7 rds s of u lu>o of see 33 ou every room. Special rate to com­ The L. A. S. were entertained by stat? itoad in center of highway, thence s 21 Bnrry.etMC.K.AH.B. R- right of wgy run­ '"be kept rizlit up to date in I For sale by Arthur K Mulholland sue our fattier paitor Kov. 1 >«ber re­ rctae Urds n 21 ids w J* rds to place of begin ning e m; rd* ou town line, s 30 rds. 12 fL thence mercial men, Mrs. Lois Stanley Wednesday. «">»A,v.ndl ...n,!, share a little n uf w hi center of county Olteb* 12 rd*. nlug except parcel of land 4 rd*, wide on n cefeor to W. H. Goodyear. turned. However we erpect to ~on W, ft. n w 6* ft on a 10 deg curve, w 3N' »*rdi»,» w * Ptrona,;.. . adjust onreelvre to onr circuit »*tb Oil I. 10 I'l-i,- curve to:« pulul C«* ft « of raid town line along rallioad tb'-ac.- along MUST BELIEVE IT. ORANGEVILLE. Kicbland and tu give onr coming prn<M ft to place ol tx-Ritinli.g. see* r. am) c.l lire. Richard. «» old rcident ot thl. tor thc He^JLiehl a brerty welcome. part ofti s ofi.n c l* «. n frl'H. reefc. uN CMUDBncing ’.u rd* 4 ft 2 iu w of n e corner B part of n ..<■ r-i fri »». „ . When Well Known Hastings People Mice died Al her borne* Sunday mornof rac 33 tbeuc.’. w -.■«> rd* * 32 rtl» <s 20 nl> u ;u’ . ■ B 4 of n r 1* except lots in Delton, see r. l Delton, Mich. PRATT'S DISTRICT. rd* to place of begltujins except lot coir nit*i!e- . E part of u . of a c R of n e fri »< rsre|it C. ing W rd* 4 ft 2 in w of raid u e corner, W fl (1 K & S. R. K. and l?i a of! n end to Dolton llrx-k Tell It £o Plainly. J. 0.* FANNING, Pres. and s by »1 ft c and w. sec 35. , Co., sec 6. Mra. Lee Fuller wasMre. the guest of her , here Ur. and Ch.rle. K<x*l»n 2 a on n c corner oi " 4 of B e k » of State i The township of Barry at larjrv-. • ’ay last When public. endorsement is made Road, sec 33. Ah of the above de*«-tlbo«l parcels of land are one day laet week. week. I reuimwl to their home in Knlamuzoo. mother W> ft u and s by »> ft e and w In n wcorner In town 1 north, ranges we-tt, County <« Barry, -------3 . . —»zi from the bv representative citizen of Hastings, Harley Lewis has returned from t ly I f You must beot parrel commenting IS rd* 4 ftstaw ofne Slate of Michigan. - ■ . Mra. Jeeeie Johnaon ot Plainwell has Harley Lewla "■------- the proof ia positive. You must l«corner rac 33. Tbenre w ^-o tds. s 22 rds c 20 Now. tbeiefore. all unknown and iBO*r*-iFROHATK Ol’.DHR bedi ’vWHng relative, in thie vicinity. north and il .toppling with his uncle lieve it Read this testimony. Every __ _ __ rJs li 3. ’ rda to place of beginning. >«• 33. d -iit pereon*. »»>« T*raon* li-*-re»ted ' State of Michigan. County of liar BANNER, maps of the ' Tn.-Township ot Baltimore atlarge. In tbe *tove descr bed lands, an ’ >o»Milton dmckache sufferer, every mail, woman At a session: of tbe Probatec■। Probate , dourt for cfflre'; All of the above describ-d parrels of land conyer. J. B. 'Williams, CbmiHareij Myron ihero will he a danee at the town Bort Lewia br child with any kidney trouble will County of Barry, holden at tits I aid County on are in town north range f west. County of 1 Pennock. 1 raukjdooroe^Map Dennoek. Cha-. Frank NeUiiet . xiea-te to go to the In the city of Hasting*, in tali arry county i.atl neu Friday enoing Sept. 15. find profit in the reading. ut Iu tbe rear Barry Htate of Michigan. ' . Peiuiock. Ai-e Johusou. G. M. Conyer, K, *Tltus, Motnday. the Mb!day of .sept. 1 ’ Now? therefore. Ak -unknown and noo-rewl . O. M, Titus. John Johnson. M. Naale. Alansou Eniry Busby, living on Market on« Kaplda to work i n tho Kapidn the ne.r near future. thousand nine hundred atiq lit Mr. and Mra Farnk Brown epent f., '■ i’ Barry County, of i’robato. I dent persons owners and i-eiNous Interested in , Jbuc». E. Pruurek, Mm. .Asbby. Cbsx. street says: “ Mrs. Busby and * I are Prewai Uluw. M.-Mack. Judgi d. ^numiMi Eider Duffy nnd family of Freeport te of Elisabeth ' ttteabow described lands, and ymi.A. L. Drms- hlngab'try. Geo. Mate. I lire. Gibe, Aar Mi In Che matter of the estate only loo pleMbd u* “"J0™ J*;*"/ . section, townSnnday at Walter Brown-e. I bee. E. J. Stantou. Frank Webster, Peter Chandler, and the towustilp of Hope, J&P.CC. Ai: itltlon duly veri Jendro. Ed CfteaAdy, Mrs. A. Reid. W. K. Lucinda Morehcuw, Cfms. Gfcgwu, Genrce Mra. Nettie Lewie l«on the eick Het were tho guret. of Sold T.nkler on. Kidney Pills, procured nt Arthur 1.. El<'rneread?im'<a1ud filing the petition streams, r'5*|r* • ti^v.b the highways', deceased, Onnsbee’. A. J. Hoffman, J. L Ormsboe. Dr.: Mosier. A.-M. Riinre, Leo. A an Tine. Abram Mulholland’s, drug store, gucceeaor to fled of Norman r.F.ngl.»,»cti 4ff said deceased. ■; aj> (iiurehes, school; day laat week ’ made ' R. V. Gallager. Stove Itester. Mary I. Orma- ; Felder. W. A. Buckman. Oren llarrett. Mary onus \ vry V4|(. iu fyr re'ferenc| praying llwt an Order or Decree may be at pda writing. < Kate Ritxman and Alma Althouae W. H. Goodyear. They are tho .test by thl» court determining who are or were the bee. Dexter Hnnt, Henry Jansen. E.G. Rice. Barrett, th- Delton Brick On., aud the townahlp kidney remedy on earth. Mv wife lawful heirs of said deccwfc and entitled to C. M. Mack. Chas-Hire, and the Township of : of Barn. , Mre. Dokey and children: ?*"’• .. _L , PRICE ONLY50CTS. -KctUn BaHimorc, are hereby uotifted that at thc time Are hereby notified that ai the time anil place are attending the Haatinga school suffered for twelve months with a se­ inherit her estate. .... .. and Leu. Morebouae callodon place aforesaid, or at bucu other time and aforerald, or at such uthc. time and place Thereupon It la ordered that Monday, the and vere paiu across the small of her back. place thereafter to which raid bearing may be thereafter to whidi raid hearing may l>e ad!6th day of October A. D..10M. aj tea o’clock adjourned. ~ If y*ou listen > *l Hi Wlia Post Office. Mra. Frank Bagley and Mra. va I shall proceed to leoelve blds for thc 1 Joumed. I shaff proceed to reortvu bids for ti* d ti»e forenpon. be assigned for the hearing of direr l»U« io our neighbornood woon At times ifr waa so severe she could Iraid of said *’Dowling Drain." tn the • construction of raid “Cloverdale Drain,” In the iwlitlon mid that the heirs at law of siffd construction hardly get around and she tried several Bagley one day last week. lierelntx-fore stated ;and also that nt Mich manner hereinbefore .stated; and. also’that at and we will hare lout one of our young remedito but received liMleor no bene­ deceased am! all other penous interested la manner time of IvUtug from nine o'clock In the fore- . »ueb time of h-ttlng Irotn nine oetock In the ___ *f* 6* MANS. Postnaster D. G. Crom and granddaughter Pear estate, are required to appear at a noon until tive. o'clock in tbe afternoon, tbe ! forenoon until fivy o'clock in the afternoon, tho fit from them. Seeing Doan a'.*»*[«* said of said Court, then to be boideu’at the pnobate MaMUnent-ftft-benefit* Ordway returned iroin the north laet ladies. and the lands cow am«ntot for benefite and tbe lands coco­ omen, tu the City of Hasting’, in raid county. prised within the Dowling Drain Special As- * prised within the t’k’verdate Drain- Special Hi Chariton ha. Frother vi.itlng Pills recommended she concluded to try AMessracat Diarist* wfU be subject to review. them. , ,, „ „„ Saturday evening. of tbe petitioner may not be granted. Arid il segment District- will be subject to review.. Thev did her more good than any­ I* further ordt-.ed. that raid petitioner give The I- O. T. M. M. held their regu­ “‘Zuell. Bore i» helping Mre Winalow thing "she ever took/ ,n fuCt CQrod notice to tho poraons intcresled iu said estate by cited to appoar at tta* Umc and ilaw ot lar m.-eti.rg hart Wednowley afternoon. tueb letting a* afure«rtd. and l<e beanl mth b<For sale by all dealera Price 50 with her house work. rcxpect to id your I «S»L respect to snob ’«* K>cu Hi hire iiAnunuc and \ ’ ta reU0«® I b* n** « *o < , printed and ctroulaMd la null) CxK’.ntyof tntrrcM* tn relaUou th"ri" n’ntrVr *Br cents. Foster-Milburn Co. itor tortv year. Dr. Fo»i«2” Don i let the little ona, euffer from New Ytrk. aole agents for tbe United ano« la meh week for three Kiooaarive °5LTO«, MIC . County Drain (Axniul»*inner of th? Cc«n\y I>rBla Cw«*od«*»>*r of «! r.vrt“r^ 1*“*."?^S"'"»5rero«Ilnr. Iran SlReniember ’the name — Doan’a—and B 1 'L.. raumaMe. Mn^^?X^hin< take-no other. At mt druK atere- 00 cent*. claimed for it. Mr. and Mra. Dickerson of Lake The Misws Leia anj Hyde Odessa called on friends here the fore Nina Brandstetter returned’ to Lansiqg part of the week. Monday to attend Agricultral coHege. ! X Mr. E. S. Morehouse|is able to be at The L. T. L. will .hold their mpM« | work in the Bank again, after his se­ ing at the parsonage Friday evening. i vere sick sjiell. HOPE. j Mr. Warner Stidinger who is’ conva- i £ Hardware Department * iALDRICH BROS.,| You . Will Say So Too FoirnnoNEWDAR W.H. Chase, WINTER FORETHOUGHT .won le 8ankF COAL TUB NBW I Lexinown HOW... Announcement. The Laxlnoton Hotel 60! J- SPROUL, B ^ ROUVENIR LIVERY, '■eed Salo Stable. ■ J- HOUVENIR �HASTINGS BANNER- SKPI’EMBRR ,-l 1905. A WELL EARNED CONSENT Fountain Pens r [Original. J While traveling in Mexico I waa pro cording one afternoon on horseback when I overtook a young man leading a mule on whose Imck was strapped u load of wood. He was singing a merry turn* and apparently ns happy ns if hb lot had ts-en cast in a more eialtrd plane. Having some knowledge ’ ot Spnnislk I addressed him: "You seem very happy." "And why not? I have no riches. to make mo unhappy. At present nc greater cure is on me than to get these fagots into the city and sell them forwhat they will bring in the market." I chatted with him till. suddenly a young girl rode out from a thicket and reined up before us excitedly. “What Is It, Suzanne?" asked thc young tnttu quickly. "The bandits, Carlos.” •‘Well’" -They' will 1^ here in a moment. 1 made a short cut through tho wood.” j The young man .looked very uneasy. I For a short time I'will sell O( nn oonh the self-filling kind for OliuU odbil Come in and them. Jewelry Store. OPEN EVENINGS. At the Corner F. R. PANCOAST Mrs. E.'J. Cobb who has been con­ fined to tbe home of C. M. Chatfield ! for some time by sickness is better and 1 expects to return to her home in North Irving this week. - * { CORRESPONDENCE. )' MARTIN dORNERS. WANTS Alonzo Hiltotf ant. Miss May Zim­ ' in the Micond ward. He was out walk- . merman were .mat tied Sunday p. m. 1 ing up the river Sunday afternoon with , at Hastings. C'oi gnttulations. ' a friend, when he suddenly complained .. .Mrs. F. Barry ret irued east WcdueiA i of a frigtlul pain across the bowels. . day from a visit; wi li her daughter at He hurried home and lingered interri- I , hie agony, dying the following Tueu- j Richland. * . • Cards are out announcing the mar­ i day forendbn.^Ihe funeralThnreday was I riage of Miss' Julia Barry and Mr. : largely attended and under the aus-1 Chas. Brown to takd place at tbi1 home ! pices of the Patricians, was ■ held- in . the M. E. church, being conducted by •' of tho brides parent^ Sept. 26. , Rev. Frit?. ■ Eli Hilton an old and respected rest-., 1 A post morten was made, anti \t was I' dent of this place Wthl at his home found that one section of the intestine j Tuesday morning Sept, 19 aged S3 years. ;had been telescoped into,another, and’ He' leaves a wife^ tw<i> sons, a (laughter, .the intmtine was perforated in several i 12 grandchildren and four greatgrand­ Iplaces. and the walls of his stomach i children to mourn his loss. gaMis which had formed. An idea oi ; COBB’S. CORNERS. ■ C-ulita .... v. i ' A1 Renkes and wifi of Hastings called . , i at Will KroneSitterl Sumlay \ ? ^condlt’on rev*U!d my fine fellow." 1 asked—"you who: bam-and acre of land, nitiutre have nothing but this.load of wood?’ write Mr^John Geiger. Wo/lland. | "True," he repllol. recovering sojue-. \VA*NTED—Just a tow* more gas j thing of hlsi equanimity. “Suzanne, j tfM‘MtonTBrsi to make up the needed 10° i ride on. When, they have found noth- j $q we can reduce thc. rates and-give | lag they will not trouble me." ' extra discount* to consumers. . thorn - I He gave her a-quick look, ami, put- apple Gas & ElectricJAl > ting spurs to her horse, she disappear- * WANTEDv-Burry county people to ’ ed down the road. I was somewhat • (O Summertown.- Tenn. Come puzsled, for she did not appear to be J south where you ran get a home cheap. , of the same social grade as thc man. j When* it is-not as cold as in the north. . Her features and voice were high bred. Land ranges from (2 to <=.?. H'Umd so | th.ucl, li.Tdrw. m,s plain. But 1 .,<• "" up M to tkrt .!><■ man’. Irttutv. w.„ rrtnrt tmuty “liter mu.tlj- tutk. notwltlwumihig bls coarse garb. n.t.:e a e t a t oflanduf all sites ft < "> Presently two men came galloping ,, ncrcN tt) 5 Jp> UI1,| morv ns un. -behind .us and calbsl on us to halt. ~iaj. wjh|. jiear Summertown atnl other . They paid no nttentton tome, but look loW!ls if anyone wishes to knew ntori . ed at the ynung man critically. (if this conntry address. Geo. V.. . "It is not hr."'said’one. Crawford. Summertown. Mwrrnai, 1 "I am not so sure.” siild the other. , county. I'-’nn or .1. Cratiy. ■ WANTED Agent* to Ml Ma<-ral<ce j Then, addressing Carlos, he naked. “Did yon come front ” the ,h‘‘ niities?” Protective Hick and acridetlt insurance. Cm give had exclusive territory. For prenure of, been severed by tbe terms and roll information write or see cut,Jh« wood.' I Judgi*d from the rubbers conversa- C. H.. Thomas, Hastings. Mich. Hon that they were after fiomeunawho i was supposed to X carry’ng .. large I FUR RENT—Suite of rooms* furn-i 'ishtsl. suitable fur light housekeeping amount of gold ditst, but they n>uld m*e for Mr*. C. * students. ’ *• '• li ” • Holbrook. n . evidence of any larg ■ package on . S.uth Broadway. Carlos’ person or on his mule. One of i .V , , FOR jAaLE - A honw awl tu them them looked looked among among the the fagots, fagots, but but it It 1 li2() Eiixnbeth St. first ward. Inquire at was plain that thc package, was nut premise* or at* Car Seal factory. there. i Wiis exprating the bandits .Sommers. would । would relieve me of somu* $50 I lu|d in . . . .. ... BALE A big my pocket, but they paid uJ attention ! FOR 1 T,:*?’' —7* T0 innje weight rCl,"n’ to me. They were evidently after big nearly I.1W g<HKl worker gentle and Udi broke. A good true animial. Will lar k'-r cuu," -rt...,- rode .w .ll.KP.tal „!,! Addn- W II Ctacl,. ” etaup *hean.’ AdoreM \V. H. Couch. kt th.* tin, thry Slv.,:u. Carlton. Address Addr... Hastings llp.l.ng. - had. l<«l. A« »ooh — m .iw.iol. they were gone tho young man turned F. D. !< to me. "Signor." he said in a llfferent voice ! FOR SALE—30 registered Shropshirefrom before, ’’nre»you a ighter?" ' ewes and yearling ranis at bargain „ ' prices. G. R. Padelford. Quimbv. "That depends upon tbit cause.’ ^ich ** • "Theae men will not Ind the man------------------- - ----- -— WANTED-We have a lot of old thef are nftur and”— re- ' I1*!*1* to sell, stfftable for potting unHe was Interrupted In Suzanne ....... ...i Suzanne re- ' Joining ns. F' - - - nqalringly at ji der carpets. At BANNER-office. She -looked Carlo*. ; WA NTED-^-Wanted to buy house in "All right ”0 far.” he a 1_ ______ _ second __ ______ ____ ______________ _ ____ id. "but they ward; State terms and location. will return and, tanvince I that 1 have : Write J. Darling, 2S8 Wells I’hlg. .Milhidden, what they are tool Ing tor some. : wnukee. w'l'’kee. Ww, " where on the road, will orture < me to WANTE04Experienc.nl girl for genmake iuc mo tell. Signor,” b< added, turn- oral housework by. Mrs. F. \V. Kurtz. nRi *to nj<. ..j ..i nnJ gO|nK i|— --------o fight. Wilf * of Jackbon.' Apply for particulars at -0Q |M,Jp pK^ Mrs. Dick Kurtz ItoaMiug Iiuum. ..TolI h,„, „„ WM1KU1, — .■''X.1',:" 'll1'! * r"°'"r '-rWANTED -Salesman tu take orders tri™ .£ POWDER Absolutely Pure HAS KO SUBSTITUTE A. Cream of Tartar Powder free from alum or phosphatlc acid ■RIGHT nun । (i PKSi Diehl place, house. ; The new Double Breasted Coats in black unfinished or fancy worsteds and cassimeres are taking ■. di. PRICED AT $10.00, $12.00, $14.00, $16.00, $18.00, $20,00, and It was found to be hollow nnd full FOR BALE—Qne registered Black of gold dust. I learned the rest later, a run on the bant had depleted Its funds, and no more could be obtained nearer than thc mines. But the road was full of ban­ dits, and there was no guan! at hand. Carlos, a poor clerk, who loved the FOR SALE—Farm 100 acres lev*-) president's daughter, Suzanne, volun­ i^1 "t’L “’If from di teered to go and bring the dust through pot and store, good water and build. by stratagem. At this tbe prwldent said to him, “If you succeed you shall m c r have Suzanne." Suzanne, a spirited FOR SALE—Horse, buggy.~^tter girl, had stolen away to net as a scout. They would have had no trouble bad ' not a workman nt the mines In league with the bhndlts informed two of fils eonfederntes that Carlo^ was going through with tho treasure, though he WMt rtr. Ip th. BAfc.S-Eft, ? Sid not know how he would carry If Before leaving the dty I attended FOR SALE OR TRADE^FTr^Tui the wedding of the young couple who lad «o well earned the consent ef the bride’s father BRUCE PARKER J°hnO1^ "M‘ “ ^akih*5 CHIDESTER & BURTON man & Hall. STOLEN-A hound, part part fox ; color white with black spots, ears aud forehead yellow. Rfwanl will be paid for inionnation leading to tb< recovhnr <rf doj^D- W. Jtogm----------foie SALE—At a bargian.Jacol}Jor' prupertv in second ward. Hastings. ■ the post mortem. . Mr. Harding had but a fewMaya lr- i forL. married to Mrs. Maggie Ful- ' i _. . • ... i boner, ronur. who who still still surviv.es survjv.es him. him. He He was was iI highly* respected by his many friends, j ( . — --bus .the - sym- ।| The gnef- stricken widow I .Tffego and Sirs. Geo.: Hutchinson las’ pathy " of the community. ; week. I Nearly all the farmers in this vicin­ “I remember." said an old ntfal offl ity have commenced cutting com rar, "bearing of an incident board which is a good crop I this year. . of a ship which was'commanded by n ' Nr. aud Mrs. Frank Olner of Rutland religious captain who would nbt allow ; : visited at James Matthews Sunday. the mate to use profane language or violence toward thy crew and where thc work and discipline were carried on IRVING. , niorc by moral suasion than by force. Mr. C. S, Andrus and wife visited !' with the result that things went very at his old home cast of Irving over slowly. The men did not jump to the \bracva or-ropes, and the general wuik I Sunday. • Wr. L. Clmoe, of Lansing, was in of tho ship was slow. j "While ut anchor one day in the hay* I Irving last Saturday. I , bor ot Itlo two of the sailors, leaning Mrs. Lena Mitiar and littlo daugbtor over the rail, were watching work goMyrtle of Grund Rupids are visiting lug on on Iniard of another ship an- |j friends in this' vicinity. cliored close to them, whore the oppo- !I Clyde Wilcox of Lansing is visiting'- site, system prevailed. The air on that j .hip m>. lurid with the tanitah ot th.friends in this place. , mnfc, nnd the men were treuksl with i Mrs. H. C. Strung vbited her daugh­ a violence that was far from neces.tary. ”----- Rouf-■ and —’ ” - Paintsr* • - *-* Burn Adtlnw ter Mrs. James PattiAm^and family in but thc work went on quietly. *.n-— ।• from each boot leg. I ha* ray own re- 1 House. i volv’‘r ll,“tor my coat. I t4->k it out and Vulcan Chemical Co. Cleveland, Ohio. Mil. wen- furlrt and tbe rani. Inert ,llt. rtlmber.’ Hastings over Sunday. 11> make sure Clare Watson and wife attended the In a smart uud womanlike manner. I they were all loaded. Cai los propost-d , WANTED—Good active l<>y 1V or IS funeral of Earl Moore in Midtjleyiile As they listened to tbe su!i>huroua or­ on Umbnsb. mid. halting lie mule, we years old tu deliver goods and wait on custumsrs. Good wages. Vester A­ ders of the mate one of the sailors ou hid behind trees, whichi ’-grew wick grew thick last Sunday. the good ship remarked sententiously close to tbe road. We wilted an hour , Carter. Frank Chambers anjl wife of Hast­ to tbe other: ! ’ FOR SALE—Cheap bfi acre farm 5‘j „ . . ami were about to proceed when we. ings visited the former’s father S. R. “ ’Bill, d’ye see now what It is we heard horses' hoofs and the two ban-’ in lira from listings gtsxl soil, good Chambers east of Irving Sunday. •' want, aboard here? We want a littlo di to reappeared. Seeing the mnlf stand­ buildings plenty fruit for information imjuire of Prpliate Judge. ing In the road, they dismounted and Wm. Gamble arid wife of Hastings encouragement!’ " ' began to tear off tho fagotti. Then Car­ FOR RENT OIL TRADE -Would visited friends in thib^place tho latter los nud I an well aa Suzanne each lev­ like to get tenant for my 127 acre tart of l„t Wtak ,Ht.n>i»ghomo Mop„ „M o( ,bc ,Ml eled n pistol at them npd.at tbe word farm situated 4 miles west of Hast­ “yofficers tbit Uncle Bow has.” confided given by Carlos fired. Both bandits ings. Would trade for smaller farm nearer town or house and lot in town, On account of people not knowing ! one of tbe sergeants attached to the rc- fell dead. will give possession immediateIv. Call definitely whether our new minister I cruitlng headquartera. "Back of near We were but a few miles from the or addrem BANNER office. ' Rev. Holcomb would be here to preach ®vc«7 enlistment there 1* a woman outskirts nf tbe city and hurried on WANTED—Don’t throw your broken Sunday morning, not many turned out Jn °‘® ®aae* Ilers’ quarreLs chase a till we arrived at a suburb where . _ . - -■ . lot nf fine lails Into thn iu>rr1r>« Vnur lot of fine lads into thc service. Your there was a police station, where we umbrellas awayr Bring them to me to hear him. We had a good sermon • nd 1 will make them good a* new at romantic youth gravitate* to the re­ and hope to see a good attendance next cruiting officer after a serious break reported the killing of the two men. small expense. New umbrellas made Then we went on till we reached the Sunday. with his sweetheart aa naturally as a dty. By this time a change bad come from 75 cents to |2.\ C. E. Crittenden under National bank. ; Rev. R. B. Cilley and wife and duck takes to water. It seems to btin over Carlos nud Suzanne. They threw FOR RENT—Furbished roomie children of Grandville, Mich, visited the moat fitting way in which to sacri­ off any pretense of being peasants, and comer Broadway and State, friends in this place lost Thursday fice himself when love’a young dream I was quite sure they were lovers CRv is apparently dispelled. Way down in vuw Once .<> in the city, uiey they mane made their way , iuc rny, —i < .. returning to their home Friday mornhis lieart-he. nursed the idea of .making to a bunk, nnd and Carlos said to Suzanne: , FOR RENT—New house within two *n^I aw his cniwDiie erstwhile mamoraui Inamorata sau, sad, aim and it’ss . "Go in and tell them to send out for i b,°cl« of Main street. Ha- nil modern Rev. W. J. Kidd writes from Colo. | the army or navy, with the poaslblilty it wliile I watch."। convcnienti**. Inquire of- Gtsidyear that they are lodsted at Johnstown and i of death iu battle, for him. Again, In a moment a gentleman came out Bro*’ he is feeling much Ijetjer. other first class material is rtjeruite I hand In hand with Suzanne. He was I FOR SALE-WeU bred Collie , , ; h»‘ the desire' of young fellovra to sport all smiles. E. h-^>. v MuX c K’ Burlier. B*,ber- C Cm>i Micb. Newell U illiaax* has returned home Q U1)|fonn before their girls, tn such "My boy, I congratulate you,” be t ’porSa, v ------- z--------------- : from Grand Rapids. j ca!MW (,*upld does bis recruiting througii\ said. "You have saved uf." i r aere f*r,u oue ; Mr. aud Mrs. fl. Kennedy spent Sun- ■ vanity. JBut in both ways be manages h, £,( ‘1|lo ^Ith.n G^d h*^ day-with their daughter and family in to fill up big gaps In the ranks of Un­ Mid Crim, turnip, lo Middleville. I clt?fighters.”—Philadelphia RecA iKjrt.r e.n,e out M th. l»uu .nd tug, L.W double-wingLd h„“" <»i»l earn rt In the wood. I wm Invited In I ?»« tenk tarn TU.H (Jt. nnottej no.,5. Windmill art by the gentleman, the president of the i -iw. lttrn nn *4R wi*^ —*u -j ■1,i■ “,; - n"f bank, nnd when the.wood was piled In Krtd WMer. Will IXKla cbtap ’ F°r further nnrtirtilan. n.n ...._ 1 -> . ur ,..rtlcul.r, odl his private office a well concealed plug tortter was removed from the cud of each log. George hepner, l>akc Tkieasa. A MATTER OFHEALTH NEW "What have bandits to do with you.1 known as Chas. ’ Mr. and. Mnus C xa*. s. Offley of E. Castleton spent Sunday at Edwin THE SAD DEATH OF Mead’s. . JOS. HARDING. F. Barry is inutdng u very. sore We mentioned, last week the. sad hand canned by a h<f; biting him. ‘ death of Joseph Harding, xyhu lived ' .... Mr-. Anna Beach of Charlotte visited her sister Mrs.- Frank Olner part of last wpek. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mall of Muskegon • - fouter's - aunts -- visited the Mrs. John buy your If you have anytnius that you want to sell, or if there is anything useful vou want to buy, place en adv*. In the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If you have a buggy that’s lying Idle in the bam; a »J®ve other household goods j o don’t use; if vou have any stocn you want to dispose of; •{‘““’J you want to sdl or rent; If you want a girl for house work-in fact if you want to buy. irent or sell, just try oar w It brings buyers and seliers to­ gether, and only costs ONg CENT A WORjf FOR EACH, INSERTION. Try It. "WANTED-'Potatoes. will pay the highets market price fur a coupfo «£• l<jils of good early potatoes. Hinch­ F- D “Yes,” sa.id the married man medita­ with her and share exnen-fw v • c exP“'"<*- Enqmre tively. “when you see a woman hanging at thi. office. out a line of clothes find the line slips and lets the blessed lot down in the mud. that, my boy, is the psychological moment In which to leave that women Adirn. x. careBAXNFin ,'’*ro’<1atone.” roic kbkt k A rd. Wnnlil " Uttle Willie-What's the name t tbe feOer what cafia on yer elater? Uttle - ^-^ "NX •< gn<»r. I have hern In fhe forest We carry a full line of Cravenette RainCoats CHIDESTER & BURTON 'ZK’wra. LEADING CLOTHIERS. I-""**1 8J 3E 3F 3E « 3E 3E ”5E 35 SE 3E S « 4U id The FAMOUS GUTHRIE FAMILY! In their Triple Trapeze, Breakaway Ladder and Roman Ladder Acts has been secured for the FAIR if rtestimonials ■■ count for anything they away up in “C.” are high-ulass and The Coco Coco Quartette of Col­ ored Artists has also been secured and other first-class attractions will be secured soon. - GREAT LIVE STOCK SHOW ’’ being swamPed with applications tor stalls, is Zlrl Hdipensfrom exhibit°'-s, and a great Live Stock Exhibit is already in sight. Look for this Space Next Week. J free “ photoe ot my’teit Samptog of the work can iw> BWOc*. Those eouniM from a HASTinqg, M1CH ... FREE Jt. H hh I S •» haeineee will lx lively nJ lioECHA^ I I ** 8nd upwards, 1 wfU giro-one enlarged picture 1 h.ratfwBt “y Call nt-once and place your order More t <,UUw* to attend tha Fair should have their work done d uring the1 I?™ £ h*rc’ *Dtl ,ro“ h> j Christmas, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-09-28.pdf 62fa0bd0fa481572eb9f4e37e658c711 PDF Text Text F^ocs the Firm You 1 Trade «ith AdvcrtisB firnKTfi yeaj: HASTINGS THE Danner : . Nd. 32. The Barry County Fair Is For Barrv )N BANNER Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? thuZKksfsks;: .■1— --------TWELVE PAGES T” --------------- ■ unty People—It Has and Deserves the Title of the BEST COUNTY fair in MICHIGAN , 4th, 5th and 6th, 1905 THE BANNER VS. *D i so THL COUNTY MIR Amounts.to $442.11 for the Quarter iins-i . , i Ending July 1st. Must Pay For Twelve Twelve Patient, Patients at at KaUmuoo. Kalamazoo. IN MICHIOAN WILL BE HELI> IN Chicago Gamblers Out Of Business. 1)10 .. nn/ror - Min PAUL nEVr.ht o mIUNIGHT RIDE, ' ThcUc'VU--faUn Him van fs'oi g< Made h> tag] bl'fewj , farndtK ••limb th 'I itlwA his ride .is tiun* ride- tv v. . innxrtiia'- 1.00, ■ ' si Boston • • Pauli {>•■ hung n A rth Cbiifch were idis ■ : l-.i» fauio'.'i ■ .>,;rtl>Cvju4*rdJ - »1 )N i-wks. the 4po GETTING MORE FACTORIES CAN BE ATTEMPTED WITH HOPE "•“■•MT Impruvemente. . pretty Clio.-, figuring, and a rainy week OF SUCCESS ONLY BY PUBwoaId „Jly inl. r,„„ with requires 0c OVbULL Kewrr. <*vl. that ijaul >tt and iwc .me upon the MUST BE SO i and tails, hibit . J'-**. ,. ■ EE * fair- A'k;i .. New Y*.rl;; k, Hannett., Sept. IH JU* and IN days.' f I«-tt the state nt* io Michigan giring ,. u Wh, icier, pi! Mar<h 01f T-u-l they removed tu r Ba;.y. county where they'1 aino- r.-sidL-l ’ ' . *1 no factories can be .secured for our city As th., will , „.ab. u ilhOat poyment ot a good round > l« n good deal of intermt that, under present conditions, could I ont doubt.)_______ ________ not-------------to raised by sab^ription. Taxa­ -- _ .-u^-...lan Taxa-HE^IJJSURANCE ORDER. tion is the fair way. And while there The Equitable Fraternal I'nion >s are rnimy objections to it. under oxis •, IFn frut^rnal insurance wr­ ing conditions conditions 4 if .is the. only hall Sept ing - way open. . the name 0 « mis will not authbnr* jer urgniml in the G. A. «• < f and if bur citizens will not anti d^o^Kdl to i»ke .ud. I 1». SSXo ' ' w.n>i,bl« wdl ab-don hope »' Th. objoei.»I I' grtttog morr toctori«<. tote tatotoM. •» co* <« •Cssal? bora 5 L-hildern. four! died in p ?auKht®r’ tw“ sons hav-, ■ . ______ — j ship. toriMCh^iM Allen »n,i 1 .C) Hi*wife-two «*na. ' Th.Jhtobj Ths Presbyterian Chasiian &ide.vor —1 SuaI te’'1Nlhllyn. his daughter, Society Socl-y will gi» give ^bxv another b.k»I baked goods good. j • OfKl^ru survive him. 1 ttortxto very near futare. 1 in Ito v.xrv ntwir future. ! w))) . ^.d Best Living Authority . on the Subject. Not Herldity But Envlronment Counts Most. PROGRESSIVE IDEAS ARE MAK­ FIERCE OPPOSITION. WU TING FANG, FORM­ ER CHINESE MINISJER, BEST COUNTY PAPER. B«T. II .S. shranger,orshrtbyrille, Mich.. In remitting for' Ute BAN- NHR write.: < ! ONE OF THE VERY WORST THAT ANY PERSON CAN ACQUIRE. BANNER to peruse. It state's plainly and convincingly the reasons why the BANNER is to to preferred op every DANGEROUS TO . account to the handbill for. advertising THE INDIVIDUAL auction sales. If yon are or are likely to to interested in an auction sale yourself, this statement will especially But Most Dangerous to Society. The appeal to you. If you are only inGambling Spirit the Enemy of 1 tcreetod in auctions as a possible buyer' Progress arid Foe of Morals. ' of what,may be sold there, yon will appreciate this advertisement, for -you ■ Last week• Governor Haiily of — Indi-< — •• art‘-the one after all most ----irierested ana demanded and — --------------------------------------------------------------- — — secured the -reaik* You want to know "here the sale is nation of David E. Sherrick, the audiia to ** aold' Tho beat meth ' tor of . t},at Mate- It 1- appears =7^--- that -™. anU what _HIH_ .. . od of informing . - -you is therefore of Sh* rrica sboold have settled with the interest to you. ‘ Male tuusui'er July 1st. .He did not. . ' and bad deluded ever since on various -------Fifty thousand ’ * people ' attended the pretexts. The treasurer brought the ' Grand Rapids fair on Wednesday— matter tu Governor Hanley’s attenwhich is the highest record of attend- , tiun. and the latter called for Sherrick, ance ever made by .that institutiion. with a demand for an: inftnediate ac­ ' | counting of the state’s funds, entrusted Every one of our readers has read or heard ot Ml. Mr. DI.rUHUK, Burbank, LHC the wonderful WUIiOenm man who lives in California, and who has been ahle to do such remarkable things in the way of producing new and greatly improved varieties of. plants, flowers and fra its. that he has come to to regarded us almost a wizard. These results he accomplishes by ‘••crossing’' breeds And by selection- of seed from types of plants, flowers or firbits that differ from the ordinary plant or flower or fruits of any given variety, and then cultivating them un­ der right conditions- He has given । years of study'and patient, hard work ' to toinging out pevVwlrietiesthat will (tllNESf RtfOkMtRS "I think the BANNER the beet Sil round county piper I bare ever bad the privilege of reading. It ia instructive, anunalning>nd prognaeive. I appreciate yonr effort, at improvement from lime to time." BURBANK. ■ Hr currvil than is necawary.. Mure Block 'tnjau’Z : - - c. extension of ' 11M1 Prrilotl Or AU Hope ol New t .ctorle, Ma, I»m are nrodwl. Injurcd By Explosion of Dynamite foot ought to to built on the.grand v round. As Well Re Abandoned Bomb, Just as He Was to Leave stand. A nejr floral hall ought to to , j'Uflp huilt. If the society clenra a good sum By This City. hoi -f-llfn. this year, there impnivement* wjil be We are glad that an effort is to Ik» I rinderteteu. But.debts will to avoided Being a reformer in China is not au made v> put the city council in easy tusk nor-hi it altogether pleaMint. by the rfm-* rraiive, careful men who In sow ways':thc heathen Chines is ti*>n where pnbHv-aid can to used t< ar*-so srifid. and autoenifnlly guiding Semite new manufacturing institutim:- the ;Vii:-.'of the Agricultural Sorietv. IK'cniiar. .lie rescu?- any -ugto'stiou for this citv. As we Mated la*t «rekthat there caw any way that ia let­ We have njentHnifsJ the-*-things t«>‘ ’wr are fully^perMiadiHi that the getting ter than liis own; and /specially con• sh<»w why Ahtsre ought to lx* a lug denin* ^proposed changes ingovernnnnt ’* • *:tw factories is‘.a bupi‘lr*N propwiHttendmice. And there is «-vvry re&suU to expect it. Barry t'**unty has. tojeii foreign devils.” for whom lie has in stjoh a manpet that all must contril blessed with th*! must bountiful crop­ nothing but contempt. The old ways ute in pr3]«urti<.»i in the benefit* rein ita iristory. Its people are njoru of his gneestors are good enough. vei,vi<l. That is fair, and it is the presperulih than ever in their history. But the leaven of'progress is working only: equitable method of raising Tlicy hare u direct interest'in main­ in China. She*cannot much longer shut in--; benches for ffvturies. . taining a first class fair, and it bhuuld herself np and exclude the progress of ■ Hastings needs no object lesson «on to and vie beligve Will lx- a pleasure fur •today )L* . the benefits of manufacturing institu- them to give the fair their juitronage. the world of. “foreign devils.” Her brightest men recognise thia. Ev8n •vcr almost WieLtabiuJ. The citizens of Hastings know The directors and officers.of the fair !:»verted, hl. what the busy shops now ben- are , fwsociatiui: are dewrving of tho sup- . Tsi Am:, the aged ' empress dowager. 3Xf$t fi*' *•('■ i'cing lined k>nl doing to help the trade and build up : port of the people of Barry county. ' feels it, and so she issned a decree last month selecting four commissions who eiih«r wi«h:y ■■ ••'ul>.-itvesjs|id| every interest of this city. . 1 They have labored in season and out of cwjnUy hi >& .•aid not hahel Wq are glad that there seems an ev- season toi make the fair a success. AU , were to visit all the leading nations of the earth, study their forms of govern* t® ' now skml," lint ; Idenz purpose on every side to bury will agree that they have succeeded , ment and their laws, and then recom­ nu-civ.i iniized road all jast differences and lator together , splendidly. Men who make it a bust­ mend what China bad best adopt. i: .cning la-xingtqp, for the future growth arid prosperity of ness to attend the county fairs in this j The first of these commissions was to 1* o.-nld ;th*: tin trolley io the city. Such a course will to pro­ , state unite in declaring that none sur­ start out on its work Monday. Among CctMtini or i fi'i i;ikf nr, automio­ ductive of good to this city. Hud it ia pass the exhibitions held here and few, its members was Wu Ting Fang, form­ bile over ’iie , T' tra\Teleb. on ewry account heat to let all differ­ ! very few] are anywhere near their er Chinese minister to this country, with bpt... • ■ ■ ' • vption. and! a ences1 cease by removing the occasion ’ equal. The officers and directors wyrk who has l>een latoring since he left paid lecturer -■ ; •iiif-GHT mid ek­ for them. The Board of Review this i together to achieve this result. That America as a zealous reformer to have Plain *11' a, o. with • last firing paved the way for a better • kind o£ work always tells. Credit be­ China adopt modem ideas, .hist as •hich !!*: VVunderstanding and a harmonious work­ longs to rill of them for their hnrd and ' ■v this first commision wgs about to There rhsr-t* yc;in» jinie ' ing together of ail elements for the effective lators.- But naturaly. Ixcause leave Pekin Monday in their private - m i l... only *«Tte i common good. This happier condition he has4p|l«xik after details of all the car. some Chinese reactionary stepjied ‘ the underfill ? of affairs seems to. have lieen growing . matters, the hardest work rests upon aboard arid exploded a dynamite tomb, jH; j^jeretery. fair asaociutioix is ’■ 1-f made. Aiid | totter ever since, and we hojie nothing ‘' tThe and there were several killed including • are g-iing |s i may be allowed to |)riii£ any other con­ mighty fdrtunw*’ in having in Git-* the tomb-thrower. Wu. Ting Fang • Kink • i b.v t.‘;f fart that I dition than harmony, wjthuut which imporiaui oflk* « man able to do was injured, and a Chinese Prince things »o i-apably aaSecretary 8chan*x. Cadly hurt. The expedition will to nothing can to done. method He is lvteke-1 in his efforts hy the delayed, but the Chine** cannot keep We believe some such should to employed as wa- used tu solid Mtpfiort of all the u^jer officers out”moden> ideas, even with dynamite. u :hl fail 'Kit J. secure the W*jo1 Boot factory when it i Vontlmicd cm pw nine. But some of the heathen Chinee's was brought here by the Messers. . ideas while peculiar are quite effect­ Roos nnd Andrich—that is the money ;■ AUCTION SALE IN BARRY. ive. For instance, in this country' bank WILL BE KEPT OPEN was paid out by the city without is­ officers sometimes speculate with bank suing bonds at ail, and then the ■ funds and low. There follow, a trial, •money so used was covered back i nto Ernest P»er U» Inff on Sec. 2. B»rr> and on some technical, ground the banner o; ill He Open . . E’ the city treasury by means of a "pnsC| Township. Will H*»e Snle official is cleared, or if convicted gets yy Bay GJ the 1'iir and Wed­ andebtedneas” tax. Everyone knew a few years sentence in a prison where fflondxv Afternoon. ' nesdsygand Thursday Eves. what it was. and just one citizen of ; -..eat »i wiw. eno jum c....... ... r * . ,, he is not uncomfortable and often .gets Hastings drcllnwl But no no j Ernest Fifer, who has given p •• - - - to ■ gm '•: - »if its •mbjtcrilj- -Hastings declined to pay pay it. it. a pardon after a year or two. It is en*Mtair* ?•> ’i>k*. advantage of the •' ‘council would want to take that ooun. ' pouidon a. earner on a mux ro different in China. If a hanking oftiepr ; without feeling that it was reflecting a . will on that “™"n'*‘*ve “ opportunity there steals the depcMUtora cash, or a ■1 ihiriug fair week to | w: unani.no,,, public -I- । _on government official is convicted of ■•ij UiHi accounts, the BANNEH oii< . stealing, short work is made of him—a * ili; !»■ kept Open not How Hell that sentiment manifet , He'will sell » good Wm of *»"«' » Chinese officer chops off his head. Par­ only every ’<*'• fair', but al.4o on ^edaesdsy ai,.i Hnctt. It seems to us that petitions number of! cows. <»!’«•■ P S* don and pleasant prison life are not on 11 I bmviay-e.ventngN. A l»gc crriwd to the council from the taxpsyr, cou» and other property. the list of. possibilities for such a crim‘iir.i'Ting for nll oppojs. tonhy tn i a,k for the submission to a vote of the . oocnr on Monday. . their dollars ivili people 7 , on th. question : ttb.ll the city , «IU l-gin atone o ctort. f BUjtsra*.1:). •'t alt and we have people on the question: ■1 Hunting, aid manufacturing in.tltu Conrad. ofDet BAXN’Eli will A. Buxton, of Nashville, was in the ^iSJXtJTUK™ * “US ............................ ~M“‘— oum aim El. H. H at Benton f DECLARES . MR. Iz: LY | On another page will to found an ! adv. that we want every reader of the PLANT LIFE. | ING HEADWAY DESPITE j for the future. The directors are not going ip debt, except for a small I amount , that is required to make im• .proremiinte that are atoolutley neoesRAISED DV TAYATinw “h- L*st year’s fair cleared the soBY iAaAIiUN ,.ielv „f dl.i„. „S W1U u. ju. HUMAN LIFE AS OF THE VKE Of GAMBLING er In Advertising Auctions Falrty Stated. tx 09932^ tend it.M fair*. But to mainteiu the fair at a proper level keep it high . class injevery respect and make the Convincing Arguments For the Form ,, IN DETERMINING THE QUALITY OF ; • The County Treasurer Colaman THIS CITY OCTOBER 3, 4,5 Coleman hto. hav ' Science frequently comes to the aid received from the Auditor General a i and 6. : of law and-order. A ware of reform statement of what Barry County must' | sought to drive pool rooms out of Chi**>’ th° "tite for the care of t -------I esgo. Accordingly the gamblers hired , patients confined at Kalamazoo. Un- j SUCCESS IS ALi a steam boat and put out on the lake a det the law the county must pay the I ready assured j sufficient distance to .evade arrest and expense until after a patient has been j received their messages • by wireless confined in the asylum a. year, after telegraphy. It has been discovered that wtahe OT.b.beoomw.rtat.rt.r^ Record Brcklnu Exhibit. and Best when an immense magnet owned and Following is a list of those for whom Attractlons In the History of <-p rated by the Illinois Steel Company the county must pay: . • h warning the wireleaa telegraph apBarry Co. Fairs. Wilbur McDonald. .u paratu* will not work. When the Jennie Jordan.. . . ext Tuesday the gateh will swing magnet ia idle between l and 2 p. m (Jarolioe C. Raymond. . Dianna Marsh. TT m"nt B*"y'K° ■TOiOT“-» “ V"*--­ Klizabeth Vollwiler. , V? . • V"””* «t all 1 but M other boon, they retuo- I,, .... „t Catharine Wall. * . Chas. A. Canfield. . l pect that all the prevtous records of some way of controlling the magnet Row B. Allen. anJ attractiuna will they will hare to go out of bnHiness Spargue. to broken. That means that all who This is a condition on which they had George Geiger Mary Van Hout. attend will to Well repaid. Barry not reckoned, and suggests hoU- others Sarah J. Clark. County in more litoral in charges for who may want to adopt the same plan The amount charged to this county the gate admisaious than any county in can to thwarted. The magnet comes fur the care of these ' persons for the (tbe state. A strong effort was ma>le to the aid of the Chicago police very three months ending July 1 was *442.11 to have the price of adniimion in- effectively. | created, but the directors determine*! to mairitain.the old rates, despite the; fact that no other nucccmuI agricultural I aociety ji« so liberal to those who at­ LfC AID. i an. THE HANDBILL MOST INf lit Mt Big Magnet of Illinois Steel Co. Puts to his care. Then Sherrick made the j pitiable showing that of $1^X000 he | should have paid thu ! state treasurer, 'all of which should have been in bank. only *19,000 was in I win ks. and! tho bal­ ance was in loans made by Sherrick to superior to all uthers.: that are more adapted tea given toil: or premise WAS VERDICT IN CASE OF JOHN to bis friends, dr invested in milring or other stocks. It w.w a plain Violation greater rewards to the grower. He has ' ’ EGGLESTON AGAINST THE of law. of which no official should not hesitated to giv«J the world the ' have been guilty, to use public funds benefit of his labor/*, which have addixl CITY OF HASTINGS. . in that manner. Had evarj' loan millions of dollaxs to the wealth of and stock certificate been worth its face California particularly; but the whole ■ value, it was wrong for this official to * country has bad some benefits from his CASE OF CHAS. A. take ine the <course he*did; But it turned special work. He ban received very TCI I CD (W TDIAI I taae little in the way of individual reward. ’tLLtK UN 1 K,AL t half the secnritieM were worthless or of doubtful value,--------and that apparently not being his object — . His aim seems to be-to learn bow to Several Matters Have been Disposed °",y h,“ ofticial >1^0.too jpved make nature do more and totter work . state from lorn. Of This Term of Court. Teller J What was the cause of the. man’s fur the good of mankind. He has spent hiH own means far more than he has downfall? If Governor Hanly’s stateCase Will be Fought Hard. ever received in pay for his labors. | ments are correct, R was because. Circuit court has Iteen grinding away Wo were glad t6 dee Andrew Caryegic though a prominent iraMtician of the steadily. Must of the past week sine*! H«>CFier state, he was a common gam­ send $100,000 to tui» rnhn to lie used in the BANNER was issued has ls*en tipen-. ’ , foi warding hi* work. . bier. It is claimed that Sherrick did not pied with the trial *< the ease of John ’ $o much by w ay of intr«>ductiun for attend meetings of state boards of Eggleston vs. the City of-flastings for th*- man and the kind pf work he is which be was, a mtn:tor because he alleged injuries canscc from alleged neg£w:ls nt gambling tai h-.x for which to doing. Naturally the world will listen Hgence’of the city in not properly safehad an infatuation, anil often was too more to such a mini.than to the* selfish guarding the crossin; *-f Fail Creek or sordid. > specially when i>£ q>vak?> of drunk tu pay pny attention to j ubitc near Bakei Shriner’s where ‘ n ‘bridge * IniKiueaN. ‘ that which he has learned from his had been torn down. The jury decidow.n experience. • Gambling is a i'ice of which cd there was no cauw for act;, n. A banquet was given to him in San The case of the peoj !e ngnnist Charles A merhums especially need -tu beware Franctecv" the other night, and he was A. Teller, charged w th rape, is new This* is a nervous climate, and a nerv­ culled oil to make some remarks, and on trial. The prosec itur is aseiKted'by ous age in which we live. Once let a did no. and we are glad he did. He and man acquire tho habit of looking to the F. W. Walker, and P. T. ~ Colgrove “ ‘ declared that his experience had taught Thus. Sullivan are defending Mr. Tel- chances of the gaming table for re- • him to disbelieve in tfyr “evolution" ward, instead of to some vocatioq or ler. ‘ • idea as advanced by the Darwinites.eshonestly cbnducLed, and The case of Francis E. and Scid busintxffl, pdeially that part of it which declared Beach against, the efty for damages has which calls for his careful and beet that heredity governed the lives of l*een discontinued, efforts, and the future of that man is j plants and animals. His experience, he r A judgment 'of 1647.82 and coats from that hour a matter of doubt. . said, 'had taught him that it was not' has been awarded in the case of WieGambling makes a man's mind dis­ so much the qualities we inherited from : honest; makes him cold-blooded: man & Muench vs. Etta N. Berg. our ancestry that determined the qual­ Divorces were granted in the cases makes him careless and indifferent to ity of our lives as it was our environ­ of Santom vs. . Sanborn and Sbejnrd inoral claims and distinctions: and if ment. or surroundings. long continued, makes him cap­ vs Shepard He declared that if a child be taken , from a home of peace, culture and re­ produces that state of mind in which E. R. CONRAD finement and lie carried away and grow a man says of his fellows "Life is a up with*a trit* of savage Indians, this gamble, and every minrb.-whis juice. ” Well Known - Auctioneer When a man says that. *1:0 advertises child would be made by his stfrronnd- The ings like the savages about him. at least one man a-* ready to risk mor­ Of Deltan. On the other hand i Mr. Burbank E. R. Conrad, proprietor of the hotel als and honor and integrity formoney. averred that if a young child, the off­ ! at Delton,-is also an auctioneer of wide Gambling unfits a man fur legitimate spring of.criminal piirenu*. be put in pxiwrience. ' For many years he was business, and should dii-qnalify any a home where there wak peace, - love, engaged in the work in Allegan county, man for public office; fur the man who intelligence and loving interest in him, , and has given splendid satisfaction. tntsts individual or public business to a gambler is taking riska’tiai .adver­ that child would, tend to grow awi«y • Ho is a'genial, whole souled fellow and from his inherited criminal instincts, tise his foolhardineNH. j . at once becomes very popular where■nd the chances-were largely in favor The big-ralmad compines and” iiusiever he goes.” Of commanding preeof hi« growing np a moral min—-his . ynee, gifted with a splendid voice. newi houses are taking tliri ^-ound that ConUuuisl ou p.iRj three. they will not employ or keep a young man who plays the races or gambles at AUCTION SALE IN WOODLAND cards or in stocks or options. They know that the chances are ven .many J L. Smith Will Move To Woodland. to one that such a young man will lose, and when he does thu dishonesty that Center. Will Sell Lots of Stock has led him W gambling in the first And Other Property. place, will nut let him hesitate to J. L. Smith, whose form is one mile take from his employer, if he gets east, and half a mile north of Woodland the chance, in order to keep on with Center, 1ms decided to quit farming ami his gambling. will move to Woodland Center. On Every boy or young man who reads this account he will have an ,auc|ion these Bum should shun gambling as he sale of property, consisting of horses, would Satan; and he should know that cattle, bugs and other livestock, and all he cannot follow it wittout acquiring sorts of farm too Is. The sale will oc­ such dishonesty and such lapses from cur on Monday, October 2nd, and will morals as will unfit him for aticc<«s in commence at ten o’clock a. m. J. M. any legitimte calling. Bauer will to the auctioneer. A hot lunch will be served at noon. OBITUARV. Ou page nine of this issue of the BAN­ NER will to fourrd the announcement of WOOD—Charlotte M. Yourax was born in Kingston, Canuuhi, June 1W,‘ this auction. It will to seen that it is alarge sale, and our readers can get . . . 1ML 8be removed to Mapta Girove full particulars from the announcement, familiar with the values ot farm |irup* • with her parents. At the age of it -------------------------as.h well uh as mercantile ' erty ertv live stock, St<x-k m men-Atitih* i she married Lewis Wood, arid in 1H62 BARGAINS TO OFFER. stocks of all kinds, he is especially well; they settled on a farm in,Maple Grove., W A. Okriett. tb« B«rga*o Sion. -ortioneer xndha.Riv n where they rcwiled until five years ».in, hu «h .miouocmc.l in tbl« l«m.> ulirfxrtion wto-rcvpr hi. ago. wb«S they moved to Baltimore, that «UI be attrarllve to all BANNER -vrioea have lx.cn mcnrwL While he where she died Sept 20,! IMS. reader, who attend the lltir. Read hi, w,il “1" iu hi" ol'l ierri-1 She was a sincere earnest Chiktian adv. on Page S. tory in AIU«sa and Kalamazoo counties woman, a good wife, a fsdthfpl mother, ;I ’ —------------------. yet the most of his time will be de-. and one who had and deserved tor- re­ FAIR NOTES. voted to sales in Barry county. spect of all who knew her. The conditions for entries in the i Arrangements have toea made with- There are left to mourn her loan her raceXhave been changed so that records the BANNER so that datea can be J husband and seven children, eleven made after Sept. » are no bar. made at this office, ot with him at: grandchildren, three brothers and t hree Remember half fare on all railroads, j Delton. ( NO CAUSE Of ACTION J able of dwp �Ab! bus BAJNNER, SEPTEMBER 28, 19^. H '‘STINGS Banni that will rob the grave to stuff the caucauses and voting booths. THE DOWUHG HORSES. FLED FROM TEMPTATION. UNDERWEAR Clapper Their Owner Haa Evidently Grand Rapiida junea are Bought the Tbos.Maney Jr. Farm. Several secret service men were not as "fast and furious" to convict COOK BROS., Editors. lunching in a downtown cafe the other Will Move There With Moraca. water scandal boodlers as they were, day when the talk turned to the gen­ ■NINTH YEAR. since Aiderman Mol, tried last week. ! eral subject of graft and bribery. F. S, Clapper has purchased the Thos. was acquitted, though almost the same Haney Jr. farm, about a half a mile *T urn reminded.” said one of them, Entered si the |<osk>mce al HMttogi, Michl- evidence, so it is claimed, was sufficient “of. the story bf an individual who was south from the Catholic cemetery, be­ ONK YEAH I........ BIX MONTHS to convict other aidermen last year. well known in the west about a decade ing the second house south from the THREE MONTHS ago ns a man of unimpeachable hon­ comer. Ab will be seen by his an­ The state of Michigan is receiving In esty and sterling integrity. And It nouncement in another column he has sjiecial taxes from the railroads, tele­ wasn't Just a belief or a general lm- moved there, and that wiU be the lo­ Lists' Flttu Lined Visit Mi Puts 25c presslau, but a matter of cold. £ai>l phone, telegraph and insurance com­ ADVERTISING RATES. fact, as the circumstances had proved cation where the Dowling horses will Lrita' Flttct Lltti Vists ul Puts, eitn flit 50c INaptay advartlalnr, rales furntshM on appll- panies the sum of <2,500. (XX). h'o state more than once. be found hereafter. rauon. Llilu' III h Vests Hi Puts $1.00 BuaincM local* aad reading notice.*. On in the union is demanding more from “It happened that about tho time 1 Brat page, or among HrevnUtt, rate a line; etoe- the pulilic service corporations than mention a big eastern corporation W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings, Mich wBBre. 7c a llna. Average of seven word* to the Lilks Uslu Silts, flu tlucel, iij stjti, sins 3 Io 9. Michigan. which handled millions of dollars ’ ' ‘ Who sells theX. A M. Painti *Wa«t cotamh. lea word tor each Inwrtioc. ’ worth of goods annually wanted a man Says to every church, that Ixmgtnan Card <H Thanka. twenty-tiro cento each. Mims' FIhm Llui, slits 7 ts 9, iitn iilit, 35c The state of Michigan has no fear of for n position of the highest trust and & Martinez give a liberal quantity of the wolf- this year, having a comfort­ after searching the country over light­ paint whenever a church is painted free aanewa matter. CHIirsi's mm m< Ui m Salts, iliu 4 is 6.25c able balance of over *4,006.000 cash on ed on the gentleman in question. He with L. & M. Paint, 4 gallons L. * M hand, and the state owes not a dollar of accepted the position, delighted, with ty'i Fluci Llud Vtsts nl Puts, extra kurj 25 Paint and 3 gallons of Lineeed QU will bonded debt. This showing would the honor done him, but only held it paint a moderate house. JOB PRINTING. Mu's Dubli Bick ill Frut Skirts ill Dukli um Piv< 4$t seem to indicate that its financial for a mouth, when he handed in bls The Baxxk* has one ot the best equipped resignation. As he had given splendid X Having sold my oiHmrinwa. I must . > lab offleas in WesUrn MIchlwn, and h prepared affairs have .been well handled. Mei's Gri j Mint Vists ini Puts, nil aide. 25c satisfaction In the short time, lie wu» Io do every kind ol l>duk and Job printing. have payment on all acounts due me. pressed by bis employers for an ex­ Accounts will be left at C. H. Osixini ■ It becomes increasingly evident that planation. This be finally.gave, as fol ­ Fleece Liul Hwlery fro* 10c It 50c a fair The new Primary Election law is store, and ihoney can lx* paid .there. likely to Tiring complications next Bryan will either be the next demo­ lows: ’’ ’I bad held this place only three All accounts must be aetUed hy October . year, unless thoroughly understood. cratic nominee for the presidency or days when a well, known individual Wa give beolw a synopsis of the law dictate who that nominee shall* be. Rock. came to see Fred me and, after pledging my The Most Complete Corset so that it may be studied. It will l«e honor .to secrecy, offered me a brllie ot . An if they bad not already {trouble . I'AKPOF THANKS. Stock in Barry County readily .seen that in order to avoid $10,000 to du a certain thing that would We dreire to extend cur hrurtMC “**“*'■ •<» runfii^on there must lie a registration enough. Hall Caine promises to write have l»een faithless to my trust. I had the friends and nelRhtHjis who m> kindly >’■** a novel -on the ttoubles of tlie pch. nd uduring the slcknm and tuirUsJ or our Be ­ him shown out ot the office. The next loved son and brother, al*o for the bewutlfnl at every polling pluce. At the spring day a representative of his raised the I floral decorations. election qext April, opportunity will Sru Wntcr. I tendered bribe to S20,(X». 1 refused j' be given tor every voter in Michigan I Sea water'Is a vuiupiiv.iiiii.Murv complicated mixture ■ indignantly. Several ,uuja .days iini-i Inter wr th" ।! . ; ova nnici in u ay. ccvvrui to qualify himself to attend a caucus of a ’ front variety of dubatances. j offer was raised to and some I 1st. He muni. »t the time of voting Roughly speaking,’It consists of 90ij . time after It was lucre ised t<» $75,000. . register his name as a memlsirof some per cent of fresh water plus JV4 per | Still I rcfiwctl with scorn. party. Democrat. ; Republican. Prohi­ cent of mineral salts. Threo-foartlis of ' ** ’Last week the well known luxlivid- I these salts arc chloride of sodium, or | uni himself again ciuuo to m* me nii-1 bition, Populist etc. 2. No registratdon can .occur after ■ common tpdile salt, and the ubxt: largest | offered to make the bribe s!101».im;ii In that, for two years, except new voters, j constituent Is chloride of nuigiiesium j cash ami $loo.<xxi in stock, ami I reIf he doa< iiit register he cannot ! AfXer these come sulphate of maguv I fused the offer nml resigwil? _ 1 ’ j slum, sulphate of lime, sulphate of poi- j "'And why did you resign?' asked taks part in any caucus. ,, ,. I ash. broihide of magnesium Ami carbo- j bls tonner employers, goring at him KepuiHicnn. i uat(, of Huip ln ml,|hlon to !(Ul>. [ |„ admiration. . be cannot go into the i । cauzjtts °i ®Iiy I HtauceH sea water' contains minute , “ ‘Gentlemfri. ’ ’ said the tttan ' utb^r party fur two year*, liecansc quantities of quite a 'variety of el,«- ! Ini's aclsable •honesty mid sterling inwhin to vote at a primary ».. he meats, including iodine, phofphoms i tegrlty. Tny reputation Is all 1 have. _ u .he i--offers — flrill fie given the party ticket of the and nrseplc. It also contain* some sil- j Tlwre has m ver tieen n sp >( <»n my parly with which he enrolled. Of ver. copper, zinc, n:ekel. cobalt. Iron i name. and. bribery nml grift mid I courMt. at the elect ion he can vote as he ami gold. There Is said to be 2 cents' i ,l!ive 1m-ii strangers all my IM'.'. Such I worth of gold In every pailful of sea continue to be th" <a«- Gentle: . ... Choice*. j waler, but as yet nobody has firjuud a ' 1 WigUrtl because that Inst offer j fl. No ,votv.r eicept one who has I way to^xtraci It. Copper and nine , W:1B simply near my prits-.’Wash- . eurcflled and selected bis party ran I found in some scaweedfl, and certain j IniHon Star. vote at any caucus, and if he docs not j speck-s* of coral Is three mJIljotiahs-sil- ' “ enroll next iXprH and choose his party j Ter. WITS AND WOMEN he qannot attend a caucus at all. ' j Would you hurt a woman,most, alm j Tho men who enroll next April in Stonewall Jackson's negro body serv­ nt her affection* —Wallace. each party will be the ones io control A woman’s hopes are -woven us sun­ tBc nominations for two years to come. ant knew before anybody else when a battle was imminent "The general beams; a shadow annihilates them.— tells you, I suppose," said one of the George.Eliot. Chicago ia huVipg more fun over soldiers. “Lawd, no. sir! De. glu'nil Women cannoi see so far ns men Mayor Dunne’s plans for the municipal nuvver tell me nothin’. I obsarvates de can. but what they, do s«f they see ownership of street eat lines than the 'tention of de gin’ral dis way: Co'se he quicker.—Buckle. famous Kilkenney cate. There are as prays jest like we all moridn' an’ night, If woman did turn man out of para­ many plans ns there arc citizens, and but when he gits up two, three times In diac she has done her best ever since they.all m.'em to radiate from acorn a night to pray den I rubs my eyes an’ to make it up to *him.—Sheldon. git* up. too, an ’ packs de haversack, num center; so thut as each citizen Lovers have In their language an in­ maps out his own plan, he discovers ca'iH* I done, fine out dore’s gw (no to be tape number of words In which each old boy to pay right away."—From syllable is a caress.—Rochefedre. bow Ifcasihle ami easily workable it.is,• Mrs. Roger A. Pryor's •‘RemiuiseenA beautiful woman pleases the eye, and tow, foolish urn all iheothers The ' a'gcXMl wornnn pleases the heart; one Is fun <wminenees right there. All this j a Jewel, the other a treasure.—NapoFtHblr Bird** Sent. only L'onfinna the BANNER’S, position l The neats eaten by eastern people leou 1. that governmental or manieiiial own- ■ „„„„ of w, the swift „„,xv tribe. x», • 'How wisely it is constituted that tenmade by birds ership of transportation properties in are which are remarkable*tor the’ barncter 4,Hr tti“1 KeU,k‘ *ball l>e our : this <;onntry*will nut prove sdecesHfnl. of -- *• —- hallvtL ' . their This, being extremely j ««r>b*st gu'Wcs. Instilling their own, A long time ago Macauley wrote that Jticky, quickly sets Into a subatnnee , s P !r,l * ~ < banning. - .■ I— ------the government which attempts to. resembling gelatin, ofF which *1,1.1.. their mil edl- <• manage its army with tho guiding iile nests are made. In shape these ' Chlmueys constructed modem on 1 handiof a debating club could iiot hope resemble half u saucer and are uanally r principles were almost unknown to the | to develop military >nen»r accomplish to lie totiiid In eavei, attached tn rocks. ' UDchHiis, being ii.uai only hi the large । much; with its army. The transporta­ They have no particular taste, but baths, where great quantities of hot I tion business requires a master band serve as a basis tor thick, clear soup, Water were ueedeil. <'hating 'dishes, and wind at the head, atnl the best vT to which various tlavorlugu may be braziers of glowing coals mid battles added at pleasure. diciplane in its service. Sr.lwtitjHo for of hot water were employed by the these n city council’rnleu by jioliticladles of the middle ages to keep their ians and railway service filled by the Formic acid has been u<«l for u long rooms warm, and a curious picture h serviuits of politicians, and you have a time by the Matabele'natives tn Af­ extant of three Norman ladles chat1 condition which spells only failure. • rica as n cure for inn In Ma and ague. ting together, each With a liottle of It l« taken by them In the form of spi­ hot witter placed, between her feet. Chimneys are believed to have been uhHaving known how it feels from ders. These insect* contain n large having masterfully filled the place of proportion of formic acid. A traveler knuwu In Englaml until the twelfth century, but by the end of the four­ under |dog in a foolish and costly war In Africa says that a meal or two of teenth were generally employtai lu do­ spiders cured him permanently of an with Jaiian, the Russian jCxar has is­ attack of ague. mestic architecture. For a long time sued a call hit the aseoxibling of the there was,a chimney tax all over Eng­ land.— London News. nations at a j«ace conference at the Hague. If the Czar had | referred the Mrs. Crawford—-Now that the honey­ Winner! lu Life. matters at issue between his govern­ moon is over, I suppose you find your The people who win their way into.-, ment and that of the Mikado to the husband has grown economical with the inmost recesses of others* hearts’ Hague!tribunal in the find place, he IiIh kisses? Mrs.' Crabshaw—He has are not usually the most brilliant and would have saved himself and hi a reached a worse hUge than that, my glrivd. but those who have sympathy, dear. lie has grown economical with nation much loss and humiliation, say­ patience, self forgotfulnes-s and that his money.—Illustrated Bits. ing nothing of the needletfi and awful indefinable faculty of eliciting the bet­ ter nature of others. We. have ninny sacrifice of human life. He should have been inclined to do so because it was “A soft answer?’ remarked the party friends who nre mon* beautiful and he-who first convened the nations at of the first part, •‘turneth away wrath." gifted, but there Is not one of them ’•True enough," responded the party whose coiiipanionshlp we enjoy better the Hague. But whst sound reason and than that -of the plain faced man or good sense failed to impress upon his of the second part, "but wrath also woman who never makes a witty or turneth away a soft answer."—Phila­ Russiaa majesty a sorry experience profound remark, but whose simple delphia Bulletin. with the little hrown men of Japan has quality of hnmnn goodness makes up evidently taught him. nndf his voice is Hvtsrvrw Frlrntlu. x for every other deficiency. raised Inticl and high fur internalicmnl Gladys-Jerrold is saying al) round'" that yqti are worth yonr weight In 'peace. ' 7 . gold. Ethel—The foolish Iwy! Who Is , ■ he saying It to? Gladys—His creditors. : Senatvr Elkins, of West iVirgimn. is Please buy some of those dear. chairman of the Senate cominitttee on jackets aud overalls, madeinter-state commerce,! and will have of good bli;e deiniu. to charge of any inter-state commerce bill Mau in the Street—I .don’t believe n I wear during the fall work. that may anno from bia committee, word of your story. Tramp—One mo- | z-» a and all trnch bills will lie referred to ment, then, mister, and I’ll tell you a ' mm that committee. He is known to lie different one opposed to any bill regulating railroad .. ....................... Dr. D. E. Fuller has moved infb his i Wo have a good supply rates, and it was his powerful influence finu ne^. of fruit cans, can tops and that prevented such a bill passing at' rubbers, also pure spices the last session of congress. Uhdoubtfor your use during can­ iedy be hoped the ^country would be ning time. won from tho president, .-who is de­ manding the bill. Whatever he may have hoped, he is no longer deceived ar to the puulic opinion of the American Try our gloves and work people on the subject. He knows they shirts which stand both are with President Roosevelt. He wear and tear, and wear anounced in New York last week that till worn out. > the next congress would , pass a law You can trust a medicine regulating railroad rates, and that the tested 60 years I Sixty years railroads might as well govern them­ of experience, think of that I selves accordingly. . | F S. The assortment is large and the quality the best that money can buy at the price W I H U I S W. E. HERRITT THE FAIR OF ALL FAIRS HASTINGS NEXT WEEK 3 BIG DAYS 3 riv. fl ■. * fl i ■1? r fl ----------------------- :------- I 8 GOV WARNER ,n. n Will be there on $ MR. FARMER. /VI TS. UOOK For Thin Poor Blood Mr. Workingman Hiss Pretty. Mayor Weaver the sturdy reform executive of Philadelphia will have the fight of his life if he shall defeat the corrupt republican ring of that city. Be could easily do it in a fair, open fight. But the ring had the organiza­ tion, the machinery, and controls the fund?* to pack caucuaw withits dnmmie*. and rule conventions with its puppet*. and at the last election voted over 60.00U men who were dead or at r<*«l man mi<1 . gooi Better like Mayor Weaver ia certain at a hard Experience with Ayer's Sar­ saparilla; the original Sarsa­ parilla; the strongest Sarsapa­ rilla; the Sarsaparilla the doc­ tors endorse for thin blood, weak nerves, general debility. e b* work IT* It will pay you to look over our stock oflaces and embroideries and our line of dry goods which are always fresh and upto-date. Youra for loweet prlcee. W. W. WATSON, QENEKflL STOKE iRvmq, nKHiq/iN, Focm WEDNESDAY GOOD ROADS EARLE Will be there on FRIDAY And Every Afternoon From One O’clock Until Night will be Packed Full of fl fT fl fl fl fl Speed Contests and a Line of the Best SPECIAL AT fl 1 £ For particulars See Small Bills a �INJURED Seeing is <^Co’untia». j SUter of ’ in an auto­ mobile ACCDIENT JohnAon When You are in Hastings Attending the FAIR C.w. Moore W-Hurt ■ nees. Thursday. A certain Mulliken woman , Automobile Tipped Over ; trta -''y""00 ■“«<!«•■ i liwrtmI come a real ahophlter and her rariona While • w trip to Toiedo, Thursday. VS Evz.atVBT Tarionnl wmi ’ K D11P S EI > operdtkrna "I-’"11""’ in ln that tb«' line !■"•’ hare l“rte catmed C.U«<1 the t,H. r‘. wileand andthe th. latt.,' and wife A C. Brown Mirfai, trip : n'w.u.r ... . I Anna Johnson were ’ ■»r: “ tot“Th. ib.i1 » tih.M«L-«" s T ‘'““ ’o’01 "wlust ’nt’ io Grand Raptfl, . Thnraflay. "Y---------- - ------------ r ,1 Mluwlng *u Mure,w m th. 'w s.nd.v IK, ‘'“ *Mr ’ A'“ •Uy y’'‘'uchool Slia» Minnia TraJt went to M,„ i . was summoned to "rdneaday. to vialt vnlativ.* tuld ot , habit( w™*“u ’toptifirr who wwdoooy. . r me- and was — >««■ OI an SIlM Hmh WrlHBrt left Salurdav to ■ ■■ I thing thing of of value v«hi. she »h. can r»n get g.l her hrr hands bMd» ’! -nd oMli „r y’5 Itthe of b1' wit. ; .Jfyp : , attend school at Renaoke. Va. nit heir etttint vLo c ’ . on whvtl.tr or not ,h. oM. it. ghv ■ that a... ?. ''"r B*tth> Crert i purBolfi has .Molen J.-wlry nmj other article. I r » that Mr. anfl Mra. •! Ford Hicks has h position with the from tho writer ot thb notice Th. 1>,.B“lt1'' Crrek. tho tat- I ■ naiKtntizoo Gazette w» 'reporter. .■rm-rald and nil,yBoM ring, which «1,. । J[oorc ‘’t aiBor C. W. Mta Nichote. of SL Louis, is visitcreatn’ii-pu _ took nr. of enough vain, tn phe hw huaha^d. anS.“''/’t *lthl"'»b lb«1r iug her mother. Mrs. O. J. Newton. m tho lA troit houac ot cornwlion, whom ' th.ir children^ ” “‘T’’ “"d tl,™rof Mr. aud M-nt. L. J. Good/iar re­ /gristle Gtods, | many women are sent every year for i atemf ° Y n going down • hill 1 Fine Stationery, . turned Thursday from Northern Mich­ similar offenres. and although unt a ' Sundav <r°m BaUl“ Crvekigan. tvsident here but a frequent •trader ” .1 resident fr<Nin«nf ->*MAe'r>> . .. . .’ . °°n ln au autemohile. As Mrs. Frank Newton attended the 1 Hand Bags, ■ j she may find . herself' located at t tho|u,achtno go pretty ,„t drewonakers convention, at Chicago i | above named institution if she is <••,», Peckei Books, ■ '•r bottom he .truck onto. „„a „„d Ulj, lant week. j caught again stealing articles from my ' ttrod th. mriftly moving vehicle from Mrs. Clement Smith and Misa Ger- 1 store. . 1 Card Cases. tt» otrnrro, .nd tipjaal It m,r. Th. trude Smith were Grand Rapids viaitors , w I neat'y machine l u.n.-d Mr.. Mooro to Thursday. : (-. rkia n, ( An-.unusnnl case of affection animah the ground, hutturing her wri,t and The Mint* F.rmina and Harriet | j If you tuij: W6< jl,avc f°r vach other»tt»m«» was ?howii otherwiM- injuring her. Sb. held 'Goodyear left Thursday to attend ifeli Lw’inie ar ) 1 recently b>’ a p*ir of pet rabbits owned down by the heavy machine until help \ asaar College. • ’J| I hareHy1 -spi n in ) ’ by “ liW® B‘rl livin« on North Burd­ Sw[d_be eumuiontal to lift her out from Mrs. Nellie Swt'ezey and Mm. Marion i I I ,’ticKtlvi , -fill etteeL The rabbits had been kept T.“ Mr- Mooro waa badly bruiwtd Goodyear visited > Grand Rapids L ’ r a r a (i together nearly all t*heir lives, until j the larp' but th. children eaea|.<1 with Might fnemls,. Thursday. 1 J one (|ay IaMt woek one the pair di>r Injury. Up 10 noon Sunday Mra. i apiieared and has not- been seen again Mooro had not regained emtroioutmetw. I Harry G. Hayes represented Bar­ ry Lodge at the Grand Lodge K. of i b-v it-' httle owner. She cried over her But word waa received Monday that ' I loss but her grief whs nothing to that ' she. was not seriously hurt, except the ' 1 - meeting in Jackson, last week. | panela 8. W. Rosy, wko has latrn clerking I, of the other rabbit. The little*animal Broken wrist' ike ah‘t’ for Heath & Carveth. hai tiwepfeJ a i was inconsolable. would not play things i it would not eat. but sat cnjuchetl in i position in a large drug' store at St. ;( THE KAFFIR BOY CHOIR. [•nc at Joseph, and moved to that city. i a w™.. corner every —— of -• the -pen. showing W.C y |’ _ _____ Dv!”-’ ’ ’■•3 ,.,, .furrow for. tb» low, of it, wul s,BjC „ (hc Mcthoill„ C|) ( s-tiiiuinion. Two days later the rabbit vnurcn died, and itaownor iH cunviuced that Evening, Oct. Qth. Rich its death was caused by grief.-—Kala- ' Musical Trent. mazou Gazette. ' Some of ow rv»Jw» have he.nl th. famous Knfflr hoy choir, and manv (teorgt\Kiinmel. then n Niles hanker I hpve heard of them. Thrush a forthad bis lite insured for $:,*•"*. <>W, his sis­ unate combination of clrcnnistam ter living in Chicago luting the Ijcne- ’ this choir has been occurred for the yuii.' M :rlht>Ila|id •pilL i is ail THU Ll' .lSC t UUUCIST. ; \ ' ‘ i" mooooocc.i-.c. ooo?qooooi>oc |BE (iut)D HO YOURSELF 8 2 j ' ; ; . •- ;• stemnrtj q ’p.-hi! :•> -‘cw tough O <*■’•» <*i‘ RVt X -• • ’ tin- fcunti ft C .* uic< x , on us 0 . r We .nd the y beef. x O C I- COLD fr'EATtS Remember it is the only place in, the city .where yon can get Choice Fresh variates, guaranteed pure, for only................................. per lb X C a’ x Q ficiaiy. About nix year* ago he left [ aqd the earth seems tu have swallowed Inin up. Hi's sister began proceedings , to tynipcl the payment by the life in- , innuice cumpauy. tha^ latter refusing । to pay. Recently the company claimed | to have located Kimmel an insane asylum in New York. Elis 'sister last * week sent some Niles people who knew I the real George Kimmel to the Nev.- of perfection, and their singing is of York asylum to see the alleged Kimmel. the very Lighot order. The price TUey declare the insane party is not. usually required tor one of . tlieir en­ Kiininel at all. su the insurance com- tertainments U-which wbuld pre* elude their engagement. But ns the posy wifl he pressed fur payment. evening in question was •'kn -upen date” with them, arrangements were Anxious to better his condition, closed that will admit of a profit tu the AYthur J. Wellman, of Grand Rapids, League provided there is a good at­ a thirty-day lay-off from the fire tendance, and of that there should ladepartment and went to. railroading no question. For no finer muMcal September 1. Early Wednesday morning attraction was ever offered here. he was crnslied under the south-bound The Knftir have spent a giK'ii Hy4t at pKiar Springs and instantly. share of their summer at Piue lake in killed. Wellman had worked twentyPrairieville with their trainer aiul twA hour■> and had but eight hours’ manager^who is a British officer. > -leifp when rolled out again. He wont ahead of.bf-i irain at Cedar Springs to • Tw<« anmtvuj florists of Nife-s. have sfo|> theSlytlrj Having fixed a torpedo attaiiirii the. unattainable, in the shape* hr L.it duwn;<)ii a cattk guard with his red;lantern iil~hia feet. During ort.his floral wurld.which prufe»sjt>iHfl gardheail drcfppe 11 on iii« knees and was • m-m have long tried to grow nnd do ■finder box of th*? flyer clan s! impos'd He. • -kt-d.?!.- by tl . ’ • Fancy and Stamped Linens, Embroidery Silks, Pillows and Pillow Tops, Towels, Dresser Scarfs and Stand Spreads, Table Oil Cloths, and we have fixed the PRICES RIGHT. ■ ; , i Market Jardiniers and Flower Pots, Toys. Dolls, Notions, Sid?. Back and Dres■ sing Combs, Handkerchiefs from 1c to 50c. Sec our Fail v Hand., u-hi. for children. Neck Beads. 5c and 10c Jewelry. - Wrist, Bags, well 1 guess u. any kind and style you want Ladies’ Pocket Books 75c, 60c, 50c, your elipi. e :19c. The 35c and 25c ones,- jOtir choice for 19c. ■ ' ■ ’ • We will tell you later about Xmas, but remember we will have the most up-todate and complete stock we have ever shown. But do not forget uh NEXT WEEK. Come in and look whether yon purchase or not. Always glad to see you And show you the goods. ....Remember the Place.... W. A. GARRETT. BARGAIN STORE Hastings, Mich. The beat place to pray "for a big con: । crop is between tho rows. The high one day - wind . . last week - b,ew d,,wn .rollor min Bm®k« Several froin this city and vicinity | [ Capital :: The aupervlsora-will convene for-the ■ih-tolwr session one week irom next Monday. Ask to ..; I goods. ■ ■ Stork ; Bsed Gaels j s Bsicet Right. MINA M. SCOTT nice warm MEAL 25 CENTS. itvt- to bling a b.’h with yoti, 1 come to the to the 1’alatje get a arm Meal. weK- ’7’ "3|' clean “r U1NCH1100M IN CONNECTION.. OUR i:«tde of the bedt BRcin UiSlt,rjai8. Ask on-AU r grocer for it. ‘“KL'fcOFCifiAns am CONFECTIONW Barnaby Bros., " !:ju'u’r (Mice. Haslingt, Mich. ps-Un,'"' Jy ,n treatments MOOEBN Cbr0UiC ’UWTISIt. . . DEFORMITIES, S?n JjL Blood, c n ana Lhronlc Diseases. 0F ALL KI"D• for Tr*!11 : IVraos- the Galesburg Village au| thofltaM reluaBcl to t have tin* freight from are interurban freight line dumie ed and left on theaidewalk. the Mich­ I igan Traction compati, will receive I no freight cnnaign-Hi to Galwburg. ; nor reoliw- any at that ptae for tranai portation to other points. lieu. John netcher. of Plainwell. ha» probably aerverl longer in one pas­ torate than any minister in Michigan. For rears ho has eorvcl the Baptista of PIMnwell as their spiritual guide and leader. Ho stands.very high in that town and deeervea to. An Allegan man bought a bottle o! hair medicine, the label upon which asMtrei him that after using the stuff, he wculd not have a gray hair in* his liesJ. The promise wns kept. He j hasn't a gray hair nor any other sort ' of a hair now. -• — t for Ex-Senator We»«eiins I• Li-atuatvi --- ---->" 9- ut . I candidate for mayor of Grand Rapids. It will be remembered that he ran once, end the flood of 0Pf«»to»" I .mothered him. But W«. think, it i» time he b»d «. inning* now. and U going after the plnce hanl. The agonizing itching and burning 1 bride’s mother, aud was performed by Rev. Trott: of the skiu, as in eczema; the fright­ The Catholics of this city have ful scaling, ns in -psoriasis; the loss of hair and crusting of Uic scalp, as again secured the privilege of serving in scallcd head ; the fuexal disfigure­ meals at the fair grounds during the ment, as in pimples and ringworm: County fair next week. There is no the awful suffering of infants, ana doubt but that they will do this to the. anxiety of worn-out p.irenta, as in milk' crust, tetter, and salt rocam — satisfaction of all concerned. Father all demand a remedy of almost •«?"- Connors desires us to thank the people human virtues to successfully cope of Barry county for their generous with them. That Cufacura So an, jiatrbnage in the past,and wishes us to Ointment, and Pills are such stan«is assure them he will spare no pains to proven beyond all do“b*ment is made regarding them that i» merit their patronage thin year. not justified by the strongest evidence. The ban which the i»st oflice depart­ The Duritv and sweetness, the pqyrcr £*e£3 relief, the eerment has put on the circulation of lot­ taintyof speedv and permanent cure, tery advertising includes quilt raffles g?Xotatcsafety and greatecouumy and similar -cbemes offering prizes.dehave made them the cures and humour remedies of the I pendent on lots or chance, including j civilized world. . guessing’ or estimating contents for: i prizes for private gain or in the aid of charitable,' educational or religious ob­ jects, and it also includes the endless chain nuisance. A newspaper adver­ Of Distressing Humour. tisement of a quilt drawing or anything Cpl.ln W. S. Gnham ijn Eofi of that nature is by this ruling barred St., frbeelioR. w. V., wntmg »»Jer from circulation, hence such notices d*U ol June 14. “X?1 _ J " cannot be accepted by paj^re hereafter trrateful I want to thank God that a on pain of having the entire issue held Siend recommended Cuticura boap .nd Ointment to me. I suffered lor a up ’n the post office. CAPT. GRAHAM’S CURE Jam«« .Vwqnolin, a farmer living near Mnakegon. bml hi. heaiUlUiwn oB by a premative expkwion of dynan* Wednesday. He waa blowing out but they all took xny “on‘:T- stumps. Cutieursi Soap and Ointment did iL^ Battie Creek is threatened with an J»eliwn, Michigan CURED'BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES : wel^and favorably known in this rity, . and the best wishes of a bust of friends i i attend them. They will be at home | Nov. 1st at 513 Walnut St. The cer- I ! emony occurred at • the home of the j USED FOR PNEUMONIA. Dr. a J. Bishop. Agnew. Mich., savs. •’I have used Foleys Honey ami Tar in three very severe cases of noaunonia with good reaulta in erwy Sa, Refuse subatluilas. For sale ire Arthur E. Mulholland succeeeor to H. Goodyear. | $75,000.00 Surplus :: $25,000.00. (inkers CRAVINGS BANK l eis«i<r lltosrr. President. R. B. Iltaser. Our Sign Is field Mice Pres. JI. JI. Jtndtrwfl, Cashier. CHILUHEHS EMPORIUM PSORIASIS AND ECZEMA It We have just received a.nice line of Novelties of ah kinds New lot of Many fromj this city attended the ; Wot Michigan fair at Grand1 Rapids la*« week,' i . $ ■-Tfie*poore»4 p-«?ople on earth arc those v. ho make the most of wiiat the}’ have £ 1 and the least of what they are. ? Phone 233. Never has ftho volume, of freight, Kalamazoo’re-to have a street carnix It is jhinied out hy the Nik1* Sun •val next month.. The insane'asylum is Imth it. and (mt of Hastings., .exceeded OOOOOCOOS, X ... . . >XX>OOCOO what it is at the present time. thai Uaufrt.ni lake that <me»* washed the ‘in the proper place al! right enough. J When at the fair call *>ti W. H. root* of .a laiiIge tree at Kennedy’s point, ’ Spence and examine the largest stock is t/xw tliret feet l«elow that level with ■ vn On Wednesday ncuuwsuuv mvr over uri.iv, l>».tx»» basket* w»sncw» • ... pr-jspecti of 1 urther-recession, and it i» qfKMhrtwitb UtlWl frvm S""H> “b°” “* * r’ I hinted thi& larrun lake mayyet belarron may be ­ Huven. Harlow & .Waters lire having a new jgffsrsci Street, ‘ come dry. ' The construction of a sleep ' metal roof put on their big storage HASTINGS. MICHIGAN 'drain through territory that formerly ., . . . . | warehouse north of the Michigan CenKalamazoo’s striking printer- have | ! ted this lake augurs shallower water EVERYTHING FOR BABIES started a weekly paper of their owq. J ‘ ' ■' in a drontby swason and suggests, ulWe would like tu see the city council AND CHILDREN, This shows what tirnatc extinittiun. ... •take the initiative tu secute more hitching poets fur this city. Upon Dbs-r.- in Fliiunejette, I happeus where draining of low places j and jswaimpB is curried to’ an extreme. [ the council rests the responsibility fur Cashm all 1 (ring' Harty county may learn something i starting this movement. __ ham. ■ from this experience. I The boy who returns to his school Hygenir Sl oping Robes; ‘ duties-determined to take advantage B>mii.-tob> .-iik. Velvet, * of the educational advantages offered An American express train of seven Baarfki: ‘ him, and cognizant .of the fact that care, each one of them loaded with Patent j, .v B-itj.. uii his future depends upon his attention . rilles, making a total of more that. m-ii n D:„w...nrm and . to hisschc-oldnti^.fecertain te succeed Itl.'tWOuOO. paused through the city TheFan; Milk Crust? Tetter, Rinfcwori i? • . Mjmp|e thjS little lemon, is, it is j Thuistlay night in charge uf Engineer Stor-k • injgi?. ’Stalled Head, and Evrry Form of „ne „r the hardest t.» impress upon the Ikrntley imd Fireman Lester The cars ■ ,i I of bilk were cn route from San FranTorturing, Disfiguring Humors ; .juvenile mind. A new ?' ■ cisco to New York over the Michigan Cards arc out announcing the marLousing from Infancy to Age, | najfti on Thursday last of Miss Maude ! Central.—Battle Creek Journal. I Whitney to Mr. Fre<| Camp. Both are j 0 15c, 20c, and 25c Counters See our ‘Next-to-Cut” Glassware. You cau hardly tell it from the real Cut. is beautifijl. You will want a piece of it to take home with you. z A fine line of underwear at W. H. Spence’s. | . • a fint-class location for a cold-storage ■ plant. . , . ioc, Can show you as nice a line of Fancy China as can be found in. the city Local News. 1 will attend the Lake Odessa fair this w uek. It strikes iL that Haatings*vould Ik-, j In our Tin and Granite Ware Department you will find a lot of useful articles for the kitchen. See what we have on our 5C, Charles Andrus and wife, of Ann i Arbor, were the guests of Ha«tings friends hunt week. Mr. , Andrus will resume his studies in the University ' । ' i inn lUu We have added new lines to our stock this year, consist­ ing of...... W"k' Mrs. J. H. Depuc and daughter left Thursday for New York City make ; . , - to ™ — '“.n extvildo^ v’4it *itb her sister. Mrs. .- Nellie K"”*" Pryor “ Jones. Sirs. ~ D. will also ' evening of Moiiday, Octolier ’’th. by vi>it friends in Rochester on her rethe Epworth league, anil will give an entertainment at the Metbod|bt church •. Otto Bergman. . who tins been super* that evening. , inteiuh-iq at the Seal factory for some The five Kafflr lioy. of thistehoir an-: tiuie’ has resigned his portion and, natives of Sodth Africa, and repn--wil1 n,oVe 50 Chleago Oct. 1st Mr. sent four of the original negro ti'rlK-.s j Bergman’s friends in this city will re­ of that country. They have wond. rfv.l . ^ret his departure. ’ voices. trained. train«wi ♦,» tte, higher 1.i>.U^; degree ' : • voices, t<r the MiiirT Mulholland, INext Week i Do not forget to come into W. A. GARRETT’S BARGAIN STORE. to the public a$ one ot the most reliable, sol­ peat, and well mannqod Distitntions In the city. Directors Ehuttr muter. R. B. m««r. R. C. fresell, Confidence in a Savings Bank rn. C. Cook. D. RMOjeir, tike UUterr. it ait absolute uecestitv JI. R. Jlsderws. r cent Interest paid on $aoln«s Deposits. money to Loan on GJe have Clw Publics’ Confidence and (bars ibe reason why wt bane onr large list of depositors. We want one more though and that’s you. —A Bastings 0iy Bank Real Bute SKurlty. rnoBATK OKliEB COME AND SEE US. WHITE LILY WW"1 ^lh^4Tnaor laundry POWDER During El'air week beautiful Souvenirs PRICE 12 CENTS PER CAN White Lily Powder makes Cut Glass sparkle, Windows clear crystal. Silver clean bright as and Cleans Silks, Laces, Woolens, Furs, Gentlemen’s Suits Invaluable for laundry. the Makes clothes lily white; flannels soft and beautiful; colored fabrics bright as new. WHITE I.ILV LAUN. .DRY POWDER Is for sale by the following named Grocers:— J, T. PIERSON & SON. J. HOMER DePUE, W. H. FAIRCHILDS. COOK & SENTZ, HAMS 1 RUSS. See circulars for di­ rections and recom­ mendations. Which has the most charms for you: The everlasting rub at the tub, red. sore rough hands; a tired back; or WHITE LILY LAUNDRY POWpER, makes quick, easy, tireless washing; soft, -white hands, and cheerful spirits. (jeceawsl and all other personi k>ure»t»-d In old Mtata, are f-qntred tp appear at a mmIoi, of said L'ourt. thro to be hoiden at the prolietr attar. In the City uf Ihuttags.’tnwUd eenuty, *n<l show cause If any there be. wfcy th" praym X the pcUlkwr may not be greeted. Audit »s tnftiw ordered, that -aid retltfu»>.-r give notice to th- «»T»ons interested In said mtM* jf tl- iHSMlrncy of saM peglUon an-l the bearing lherea by eumlnn a ropy, of this ordvr to I* , 0uhli»b<4 In iho Haktikgn.Bamnlm a new#! -(>aprr prtnUsI and dnmtau-d tn said Vouuty of : Barry, croce In each week for three .wmoraMst I «rro*s wcvioto* to «dd day of hrartiic KltaC. Hkcox. Chas. M. Mack. I Probulo Eegtater. Judge of probate TEH.MH 0F HOLDING COl. KT. Stale of Mlclosaa, Fifth Judicial LCIam-ot HnKb. Circuit Jiiflxt for th Judicial LdrcuU of Michigan, do Here, n and .i|>;>ointU» tlmei of bolding tbr wm» of Comtin said arrult for ye*, and dc«.as foltewn; ton, Coan tr. - White Lily Laundry Powder stands alone .tn PRICE and VALUE None genuine without the TRADE MARK. SPECIAL SALE of White Lily Laundry Fluid ”**' Tk 12 cons L- | County of itarry . hoMou at the Probate oOtoe. 14 HaxUna*. In said County on , Friday iMh day <>! SL-ptembet. In the y«kr otis thmiNand olnn hundred and fly e. I Prrerot Ctes. M. Nack. J ndre « Probate. | In tho matter of the rotate of Iternard । Bowser, dtv-mwed. On read mg and flUng ttw jx-tlUun duly vtsrl1 fled. oFF. J. Merrill, the executor named In the will of tald deceased, praying U-.»t nu Itugrui n»rot now oh nie In Ulin Court, purporting to b* Che text win and tretajurot of «ald droeasod lxadmitted to Probate mid ll»e •an-utor therein named appointed or acme other suitable per wn. ‘ Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, tkeisth day of O«ober A. 1). im at ten o'clock in TRADE MASK October, �___________ Mr GRAND FALL OPENING! 11/ iii 11/ iii iii iii iii iii w MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS DURING THE BARRV COUNTY FAIR iii iii This store is going to make an extraordinarily strong bid for your patronage during air ee , an i °^es nCef iii Best Quality, Broadest Variety have an interest for you, then we are sure of your consit eration. • e wi e p ease ii/ _ to have you with us every day next week. Make this your shopping and resting place. e wi ma e it wort w i e 11/ for you to come. Below some of the temptingly prided goods are pointed out. , ii/ WALKING SKIRTS iii Visit our New Coat and Skirt ii/ The showlng for Fall and Winter will Department ii/ delight the Women • Ladies* Boat, Empire, Style No. 223.-45 inches long, made of fine medium weight Kersey, with C-ijr AA 11/ Satin body lining, black only vw We have several good numbers, ex­ Ladies* Coat, Style 2>6. -Floated yoke, unlined, empire, ii/ celling any Fall Line we ever carried. effect, 42 inches long, made of tine Kersey, col O< “ Art ' or black, brown and tan, just vv 11/ Ladies* Skirt. Made in all wool wonted effect,' O- rxrx mixed colors brown and blue, just u? Uu 921. Single breasted, fly front, yoke lined, collar Oin /in ii/ Ladies’Coat, Style No. effect of velvet, made in black, brow*n and tan vlv vv Ladies* Skirt. —Made in all wool Flint Water- fl'z nrx . 11/ proof Cloth, colors, gray, blue and brown, each OU UU FURS, 75 cents to $20.00 11/ Ladies* SkirL Made in the Genuine Jamestown worsteds, colure iLur Inspect our line before buying. brown, eachi ' ' ii/ 577 $8 00 iii Ladies* Skirt. Style No. 312.—Made in all wool imported clay wor-tk WOOL DRESS GOODS only, each « j S10 00 iii We are offering these leaders: 11/ 4Ktucked inch-Surah Twill.—The exclusive cloth you read about, very effective for O, nn Music Music or plaited skirts, per yard wl vU 11/ Remember the Dates, ii/ 52 Inch Broadcloth. —In the shades of green, blue, tans, etc. only.... $ I 00 per yard Wednesday Afternoon and $1 00 iii 48.inch Melrose.—In black, brown, navy, green, etc., exceptional value at 5th and 6th Choice novelty Siitings, <checks or mixtures, selected purposely for Children's Evening. Everybody welcome October 4th ii/ dresses, and Ladles Shlrlrt Waht Sults Fair Week Special, only . DUG 11/ R- Fo. D._ Mail Orders 11/ will receive our 11/ Phone No. 9 prompt attention. <ic di of Coats, Skirts, Furs, Waists, Etc, October 4th, 5th and 6th, 1905 J. T. PIERSON & SON "Stand your ground, bum fire imlow iired upon. Ikit If they mean to have a war • explains the ^interesting things along the line, the auto trip is mu:h more j CORRESPONDENCE. ‘ interesting, even . if the expense is somewhat more. 1*11 tell you something Across this Held of opposition to th« aliout it in my next letter which win ** MORGAN. -tyranny of the mother country ia a doubtless lie the lost. CdUilnuM tram pngo There am rumors afloat that there , monument to the memory of those who will lea sensational law suit not many i fell on the field of.Lexington and on miles from Morgan. However the that every school boy and girl in ; its surface is carved the name- of 'the WILL PUT IN SPRINK­ affair may be Bottled; before going to Burry .county t uul l take the trip' be­ ' heroes who fell LER SYSTEM cause the associailr.^ ibns ;-:z are such that ii it suit. The parties oh the aggressive । On nearly nil the houses in the imwould forever fix n their minds farts side are trying to bring about a settle­ | mediate neighborhood. some of which that are moht ii t imately ’ jcopiiected , wen' standing when the battle oc- Hastings Table Co. Preparing to ment. with very importi Dt periods of our I ctirred. and have bullet holes in them Misa Dam erris Hagerman who has Equip Its Plant With Automatic . country’s history, And if you ever to attest the fact, are tablets telling lieen keeping house for Mrs. Basset's Sprinklers to Prevent Fires. ' take the trip, go b r all means by the I of historical and interesting incidents. jx'ople tho jutst week, returned to her electric line. The ride is delightfnl, The city counci] haa voted to ex- Lome in Morgan Saturday night. Perhai» “ half mile from Lexington through a beamifn part of i the city stands the historical Hancock house, tond . dx !»<*' „.ter m.i„ Mr. Munton is preparng to put a and suburlM most of the way. and now turned into a museum, and filled ,T ? ? ••“•'•Oo'y- «• fen«, under In. The . mason ---------------------much of it is along! the line traversed with moat interesting relics of the the latter can be equipped with auto- jfc is getting the cellar in readiness for the by Paul Revere in )is "___ midnight ‘ ride. Revolutionary period. The house was matic sprinklers for better protection furnace*^ Tableta and monuuienta are placed on built in 1608 by the father of John against firea. The Table Co. are figur' all sides to.wark important places and Hancock of Revolutionary fame. John ing on the work, and the contract will Misses Grace and L«nna Adkins atevents. * i Hancock and Samuel Adams were soon be lot. but no company would . lenilt?‘1 the fair at Grand Rapids last We left Boston between six and seven asleep ip this house when they were undertake the work without n six inch ' Week week,- ” asM ,,i did '1 Mp Mr. Fancher and wife o'clock by trolley, |md reached Lexin­ aroused “by Paul Revere, and taken by pipe connected the plant with the also a numtier of other* from the vicin­ gton at eight, or a) little later. The their guard to Burlington. On their water work*. The Table C-o. will add ity of Morgan. . acene of the Battle M Lexington, where heads price hiul been net by the about 2u feet to ita tower. On that a A man on the lake fishing Sunday. <J:e Minute men were drawn up to British government. Every room in large tank will he Iniilt, and kept full The wind was blowing quite hard. He meet'the oncoming! British isi the first the old house is filled with quaint old uf water. This will lie connected with v strike of a big '“4I tell JWU you xI got-a spot visited., ii is w the heart of the furniture and curios, common to that the sprinkler system in tthe plant The iinr said one but. I, i ,loose ------- him k,_ Oh! ho was a timn and im<i in a » .largo Inrcm safety deposit ctunhMiiv * little town of Lexington aud is kept up time, company will also have ua K;.. big rfire. big feller .but... I loose him.* There were ju> u public jHirk. monuments here and vault are some rare old treasures, pump drawing water from the rivier, quite a good many fish caught in spite there marking j the! imi»ortimt place* among them being the snare drum that , and connecting with the plant. Tins of wind or weather. . that tell of tha gk»ry of American ' was .used by the Minute men in the! "'ill furnish three independent sources valor, and in n ^vayltti make the blood Battle of Lexington and. many other of supply for tbe iqirinkler plant, LACEY. tingle as the stirring event* of those i relics saved from that battle. On the ceiling of cncb story of the Hetbert Butler is on the sick list. times are recalled. The first ihat atFrom LeXington to Concord is a dis- factory there will be twp inch pipes, tracts tbe attention bn the battle field, tauce of ijerhaps six or eight miles.\ six or. eight feet apart, and connected Mrs. Leil Hill, of Buttle Creek, at­ which covers a space of ground -no through a good farming country most '1 with large heads at each end. About tended the funeral of her Mister Mra. larger, (if as liirgj} than the court; of the way. The people of the state of ; six feet ajiart on each of the two Lewis Wood Saturday, and is staying yard in thia city! is a handsome bronze Massachuaetts are alive to the import- inch pipes will lie a “sprinkler head,'* a few days with her daughter Mrs. statue of CapL Barker the brave leader ance of good roads, and as a result the This head,is made of a sort of solder, Jesse Miller. of tbe Minutemen, mounted on a pyra- 'entire .highway pressure af­ . between the two small tested to resist a water ----------------Wm. Burroughs andjwifo of Banfield raid of large field stones or boulders, towns iis of* fine *’ „, V1V „v mecadaraized roads. ; «X'pounds, and yet it will melt nt vUHed at Calvin Stevens* last Sunpeculiarly emblematic of tbe enduring As stated previously, one can go from a temperature of 1J0 degrees. When foundation of tbe government for I Lexington to Concord by trolley, or by it melta. It wiD permit the water to Mrs. ELie Stevens visited her daugh­ which they so bravely eave their lives, j an automobile line, which runs on . escape in a spray. It will be seen ter Mm. Jane HUI a few days last A little further dm a large field stone । schedule time over tbe identical route . then that whenever or wherever a week. marks the position of the patriate traversed by Pau) Revere until he was fire might start in the plant it would The Methodist minister will preach when they fired upon the British regu- ' captured, —‘---- “ -with •** the —exception 1------"------of - .hut. a ----—*»_.«---------. . automatically the - release water his first sermon the first Sunday in I.vs. On tbe face of the boulder stands very short distance where he went up smother ■ - flames. the Quick action Oct. out in bold reliqf.an old fashioned over a big hill, while the auto goes the lieginnig of a fire and plenty of Tke L. A. a ot ib« M. E. tociet, musket and ]x>wder born and under­ around the baso of it. water at the start are the prime will giy® » oocial at tko Union Hnll neath ia the fallowing inscription, The price by automobile is 7B cents quisites for the sprinkler system. from the command of Capt. Parker to j per person, but as a lecturer accomTbe Hastings Tables Co's- — factory is Friday ore Sept. at. Fruit und pnm rnr his men panics each auto and points out and u ver>’ *,Q®y plant; and the sprinkler kin pie will be served. All corsystem will l» installed more to save dially invited. INVITED OFTEN 10 6234 Mrs /Traver and daughter Sarah and grafidsdu Lavern spent Saturday and Sunday!at Prairieville with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and w«fe. CtoX Sf,nd*y W‘,h ‘ to have aa Mr. uJ Mr,. StrcM. friends from Indiana Lyr week? it ii «! ill Hi q Mi ill ii/ Hi ili ib ii Hl iii SUU-of Mb! PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. qweet and wife of your Henry Burke visited Grind Rap di *a«d nine !>• . Hty PrreenL t attend/ the funcrul of‘Mrs. Wood at friends-tast week. this ph e Saturday. • • Arthur Spore is denking in Mulhol­ land *.s drug store. W-'lM-ll. |l J. T. Lombard made a buMnens trip lnthU..i t*r»UkE>>-nt m to Detroit Monday. The HANNER office will ls> open at ! Ttirr-oiMii Mr. and Mrs. Joe Merrill and daugh­ all timefk during tho fair for the con5 Uli 4»y ot • the fi’B'rin. . ter spent Sunday in Battle Creek. venienct of those who desire to pay said petIt io; hklward Goody ear left for Ann Arb­ decvaM-d a;j their snlHcription accounts. <a!d estate .• Horace Contant was asked tu. pony or Tuceday to resume his oouree in tbe Wild court. I office, in Um* up tLlb fine and costa Monday or 1 University. show caiiM' Mrs. A. E. Barker,of Cedar Springs, the ii tUloori di suffer L"? days in the county hostile. He paid tbn amount in the coin of the I ia visiting her daughter Mrs. Arthur pefutencr ot k.i Mulholland. » realm. thereof by < si t> published ii America -----------hss ... long been teaching llK. tbe D-‘ Spargue and wife and J. J. oevspaper world to take our corp. corn. Europe baa I! Barna Barnum ® * and Qd wife, of Coats Grove county of Ba.-p cexsive weeks prcii1 H»S-» KuX learned to cat it and to like it The "pent Sand»y at County Clerk Barn- hLM €. Hrc «x. Probate KK. . practically unlimited. There uni’"market is practicaUy is no such thing as over-production of Wm- Goodyear returned to Lima, curnIndiana. Monday wherZhe will attend ‘ i non IT. <>r.DE* State of Mi- . At the;meeting of the contributors । ®ow® Military Accademv the cow­ At n 1 to the Clarlotte Republican held at in< year Count).of liauv tn the dt< o l» the homei of Mrs. q H.. Barnum in Mias Anna Johnson and Mrs. C. W. Mouitlxy the i-< that city, Misa Anna Johnson, of thia ' Moore were Summoned to Battle Creek 0<Wthousand :ui citv read a chapter from one of her Monday bccaure of an accident tu their Eh|tK dit-.;. new IxsAs.aiater Mrs. I. N. Moore., of that citv. <hi rrajlng fifil or^Xon 1- ranew York is a pedlar. He hails wbo w“ hor* the tipping over of an praylnr ttmt • from Bay! City. He wanted to make ante®oWK by this court lawful heirthberit hi r e» tlrtt bta pralllnn ThercujKHi tests, Th«n nrottn5 w*th the Kalamazoo Gazette- as l<»cal Local News. avnraranra. Francta Tb*n 7’ortw ,or thwl“ "<'h k'”1 h"» "P ’",r5 MW petition a: AecaMed »tul IM ^rlv """’,* *-1 ’"“I' •pent Sunday m thinking about tbe '«»«t Ufa. AyiarenUy ho hadn't thought about it aa ranch aa he deairod. ; for when Jmule,. Klkor g„„ h(m hl> choice Monday between W.4il cm* „r I 15 daya n Jail he chow tbe Uttar. s„ , Franraa la Kill thinking. . ! ouicr. in in and show CAI UNTOLD INJURY Hastings People, as it is Elsewhere Throughout The UOflcr to th» of the Deaden thereof by e pubthhnd In paper prtctM Barry* «•<* weeto prvrtot lUJ 0. live. iTobste lte;T [A true copy I. ■ Land. ! XwlKKin* . tad back, i K-- ..j-mv w rracn tbe raw. Pl<u I Irytop to rrach tbe raw. | „!£“» untold injttry to tbe bumu Bute of Mlchl«.. I • Following ’ in the wake of backache mm* etiy ei imAre urinary disorders diaK-trs Tuesday the □o Bright', diaraw. ""*• ai,bpt€*, Mw •', mJr I OT llw nourtabY o* _ tj__.. , ■ rroernt. <. has. .'i : cu^tB citisan bis ,, yielded by three eJWr. gla..«, „f ^,|t Coui!11 u Hotel0* latC™£S in Stings flS‘crfW|Vo&*1Kr^i to be an rtt-rn,.,, hlIa„ “ ••elw,' ‘ on D’hbhr St., says: > eeased.pmylnxth.f • ,or “» 'mate tn force entailed by fttVa? ,D “* “tab. ~X*^aln*. the air i L” r^ LT’*'',"'"™ tt. rata“ *' *Dlfh'gIllr taorad. At lim^. iSaoSaoU tail 15 > ** *tt«ln a 'velocity I could hardly attend >to mv work and ed and all ether psr-''' °.f 800 feetftJnET.^.* •»? SS! twtt.be hSfre 9tn»a ~ n get around. Seeing I in tbe nty ot «av.i: c « mountain riraT^a P°*n ■ Kidney Pills*«poken of so htah- ' ,^ow N“1!* u *"y t,1"r ■ '''’,*‘IiU’it or”” «t,. tte Stem,? “”"1 tbnt Ct c“er» nxWntlMl by . ST: eWh,t.C°°sh" 'v,rJ quarter i interruption to ita business through a McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. , fire than to secure cheap insurance Thnxtbtog rawlj. done „d now th. I i against iiretj. farmer, .re barring their .ceding get ready ,or ,.lr. » ’ I M. C. R. R. Co. DEFEATED. Altai William, and wife enter- [ Banner Readers Chance for Profit—Everyone Ought j The caao of Casper A. Oversmith vs. tained comjiany Sunday. I • the M. C. R. R. Co. came before ,Justto Grasp this Odportunlty. IMr. AJgto and daughter Kate worn I ice Feighnor, of Nashville. Sept 16 vialtor. at Jim Crawley, Sunday. i " To have even a simple case of indi­ new. heart burn, specks before tho The difficulty arose over stock beirur gestion is to have “inaide information" Little Margaret Conta. after ttpend- S?/ X°” ,°”r “•‘""at--------— ^1. spend- i| lead u.T Voilr ' ^ur w. interest enemy of suffering that warns of serious ach needs the help of Mi-o-na. ID* 11 Ffinrln.-u mil. 1 __ I . . _ __Jou • ng . few fay, w |b ter ljroth< . r UM your Sr.wwr, hem, ,w ’ win »■ 1of E. Everts, C. H. Putman, D. trouble in the future unless tho diges­ *” »' b.bltwu drunken. tive system is Ntrex^tbensd. Every reader of the BANNER should Gallinger, Wm. Smith, W. Wolcott aud and wife,, returned to her borne ‘ «®l» ebleer, and In the If you cannot eat ami digest throe grasp the opportunity offered by W. J. ' C. H. Reynolds rendered a verdict in Woodbury today. Itxxl, Mjuare and satisfying meals each Holloway to try Mi-o-na at. Ma risk, j *avn_ a™ * . , 1n Mra. Lake of your city epent Sator- taordlrarr* k^k'of’ta^J' *h * * Oversmith. Amount of dam­ ay without discomfort your stomach Just one little tablet out of a W cent < f box of this remedy before each meal Bn ^ costs Howard Bell atoeda Mi-o-na tabteta. They are Dot ' “ them. mere temporary relief but are com’ays. and you will boon have torney for Oversmith and W. W. Potter Crawler. jmach aud perfect health. ’ for the Railroad Company. , Holloway to show you the j «ra« 8wid.r xnd ralM on Mnu T„. f « under which be sella Ml-oTact is like money—there are lota of , INSIDE INFORMATION ill iii il/ ill iii iii ili 2^- -naiX to?o£ ' .' i-UtfC-f . . »t the '.■> -*4 . eAntrT x* — ■ -* ^r^bta-dS^to’ My'-if"' , once id pnvtouH to emphatic ’•T’.,; « Probate Rt-gbl-r. lAtrwcopr) "h 8 ioiedhonei^B! ; SteHtb.CX>u4h»ndM^ . �* D, Cadwallader’s C„L ESTATE EXtoANOB. IfASTINdf SEPTEMBER 28. ma PIERSON & SON’S GRAND FALL OPENING. fair notes. CORRESPONDENCE, j “*”? S'*"-1 ‘hi* year. On. Prl« S5 ot Coats, Skirt*. Furs, Waists .ad 'HCH jrie .fkiim in .! g,:'»Vfl1y loam. sugar Good Wool Duxx Goods, 4th, NORTH MAPLE GROVE. October J JT B*J‘” ‘"',l W«l O»«on wore at Jaek»u U.I wrek Wodurad.,.. and 6th. Elsewhere in tffb iiortie will be funnd । the half page annoi went of j. j, ' Pierson & Son, tho pie’s Store, who xpegklof-their grand opening of ,-coats, furs, skirts, wtiisU ’ and wool j dress goods. ' \ As ire have announced be! . their, business has grown to such extent that eiore room became ar. _.Neolute ___ m-cotwity. They have nccordinglyYint- j Ora„r’d Rd ra"- "* & ttrand Rapids one day bmdiuK the fair. Mr .„d llr, D «»" •• last wart " ’“'• ,U tbPr?8' ’ f."1 hi’ d‘rl“ ta “■ * oflleo In th. C<mrt hon,„ ,tlJ on [h|. p<i.r gr6anjB ,“k" DeU(.r ADVEgTISF.il LETTERS. netK tnursday. Mm Johiwm M„. R D M Mrell"? Ur"' K**‘l<'r «'“1 .on of Mfv Ethel B.ce Mi„ Mar). s|rJg J ^dl“d nf Mr and Mr,. i t. .7? Ii’“- Mi“ >Uni1 » H. M. Mtlk-r, A. M: Benntll. l(tc. N. , •>. K. 1-owlrroverSnmU.v. C. O^TlUv Mr. F. Welitogor, H. MraFlure„„ E„wkr o( >|on ed a fine large room above their sttot. v « «hu inrrai „f her falt|(.r ‘ . Wh«..|0r. Frank E. Timniuti,, Ham I which is well lighted, and this thky howler laat week. Harpes FranlcDurktl. have fitted up for thfctr cloak depart^ I Fred Marahall and wife wen, the ment. They will have a good easy .“"• "" JoKn stairway leading from their store to | dyer Sunday. the war room, and announce their fall i . Nr.rand Mr«. s-„, Jfurahall. Mr oiM'niqg of coats and furs for next WetlMm. C. W. Mixer was tt Grand Mr and ne>Kiny,- Thursday, and Friday. They i UK Sl-„°rrK’ 0,lru‘!‘ have a largo stock of new gtxxls tb Mt*. E. H.dn reiurntd Saturday frito Kapid* visitor Friday. their trip to Lk-nvcr. Sin. Whitlock will Miss Sharlot Brumm spent Sunday ut sek’rf -from, and many of onr readers will be glad to take advantage of the ‘’“btrtain tbe W. C. T. V. of Harry. her home in Nashville title Oct. a. Uno Wilcox „f J,ck«,n is opportunity offered to see th|s line Bert Holley, of Woodland. was a expected to be prewnt and a»i.t |n Hastings Visitor Friday. good? nnd make purchases. They also announce a special sale of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Camp left Thurs­ Frank Gharlton and wife of Lqke View day for Saugatuck to visit relatives. skirts, waists nnd wool dress goods at theAMime time. On Wednesday, the •rent Sunday at C. II. Charlion .. . Mr. and Mrs. John Brandatettcr of opening day. they will hay^ music in Mr. and Mm.Dan Hoot of Haating. Prairieville, were Hastings visitors thi’ afternoon and evteung. They "pent a part ol last week visiting in Friday. will cordially welcome drerylody. thia vicinity. H. E Hendrick. of Middleville, was Mrs. John Day is spending a few in the city Friday on probate court days with her sinter.' Mrs. Cannelia business. Eaton in Baltimore. _ Mr. and Mrs. D, A. Bowker left for PERSONAL'MENTION., | acreh. M> site ojie haff hl Sine fails crosses icrti with fcood -•a-q) tight. 3 h\yd. , flood . •. - • ith gro»t£ fine i.\or, a bt-nuii tn aids around • view of the .i.hone barn ; Famed F»x32 folJiart n (Lr dwellin' cinftJjX^.1 1*’ 100 S8 00 GENTS IN VALUE FOR W. $ I Orders Chas. Dubois Ute MEAT MYKKET Man fwo -i'l -f ■.'li-iSsak. Ftae22 w pie U«t «•> In1 admitted to.Pn> >rem qauurf uppoln: (sown. titter fro® the '..:■ pf ifectly; ensure’tor the ■ wear them. < fer to wear. • and be will | must l ? rnr.i indiriiuu.il• War-Mn't leg tu pay or orercua to please y c. E. LUNN FINE TAILORING. HASTINGS. MICH. M —IF1 foimHONTMIAR j Cwea Cc:. . • .•vents Pneumonia Cleanest and Cheapest Fuel. For Sale by GAS CO. Phone 359. cxooocxxxxxxxxxxxxkjoooo personal letter from n<s. !o «■ YLVESTER GREUSEL TO TH) ’■Of*nd CHS order I f BMTT. W- hVES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. MADAM"; ^’«g w U>rw <-w0* ErgSug JudRe ct PrrS iave -been imposed upon by Tin I propose to pay you highest -.or your Rags, Rubbers, old -Ilers, Old Papers, Magazines Etc. ,1 an .jiving you a Cash market for every­ thing.- YOUR HUSBAND KNOWS ME. I have ocn>- business in Hastings and Barry County for 25 -rears. I respectfully request your irn-.ronage, I will treat you FAIRLY. LIBERAL: and HONESTLY. Yours Respectfully, Peddli Cash • ’ k, gute uf <w** uent-uow «’ ,tb« 1“',t,,T.VLrw be. ap- September hi. 1905 Sylvester Greusel, Ware House Opposite C. K.t,*S. R. R. Depot oner jN" PO YOU WANT A GOOD Gold, Peon., Tuesday for a month's visit with friends. William Hopkins left on-Sunday for i Munising, in the upper peninsula, where he ha# secured a good positkn. SMOKE? ;1 ‘ would like to have jou give me a call. I a " 1 “f (‘k'ars aud Tobaccos. Also a nice Block of Conw.-ons anti Fruits. ' • ./ OVSI EP5* I?roui uow on 1 wl11 hav®a ,fln® Rtoek of ’ Oysters, and solieit your trade. Berten Bowser and Ray Parker re­ turned from their trip in rhe west An English traveler in northiTii Rus njucbidR Battle Creek Thursday Sept tria writes to the • S.inlMier's i.’hrnik-l” that m*thlnu surprls’-d hhn more than the universal presem-e of. well grown Mr. and Mrs Fcnl Merill took in the flowering plain* In dWOlHug iooIiik. ’ir at Grand Rapids the past week Even hi the ‘‘city of monnsterhw and lu Bowser the studios of city pjiutogrtfphvrs fortlier north than Archangel be found nidi plants ii* o)i-andrr»t. crotons petprgonltuu!' and fuchsia* in nlmv*t HIGH STREET. ?very room. The double windows, so Theodore Pranbhka finished up a few necessary to keep out the void, have a job. ,,r iSreelneg in tbl» ^iciolty i«.l draft tight space between them tilled with flowering’plants. and It. does no! w<|«k. Porter Smith of Galesburg is visiting teem necessary to open them for air bi. niece Hr*. A. Myer. «nj hn.lmnd. during the short hot summer. From September to June the country is Cl.ranee UulriMon returned with buried in snow .and shut In by ice. The hi. g.«*l' Irom Cleveland, O.. la'l average temperature for, January Is wn-'k and moved them in Solon Doud * oniv io degree* The July tempera­ ture, however, has an average of tn house. . Bert Mervilleld ba* lieeti medetlnf degree* F.. which la hardly to be won­ dered at when It la remembered that Aiimrn Merrill the wl »>**■ the mm-shines twenty-two hours out Tho infant daughter <4 Mr. and Mr*. of the twenty-four. E. Hathaway ha. >wen q"i*e bit* “• pant week. Nearly everybody in^this vicinity has • In EI ER Y Department you wt>'llfind good values for your money. Make our Store your headquarters; we shall be glad to have you come in whether you care to buy or not. Everything for your Lunch, Celery, Orang'es, Canned Goods, Etc. Bring your Butter and Eggs and Get Groceries Make Our Store YOUR HEADQUARTERS Open Evenin. s. We want your BUTTER and EGGS. Phone 86. PLAIN FACTS Our stock is very large at present New goods are con stantly arriving daily to take the place of those bein sold tc thousands of satisfied customers. You are invited to call while al the l-.i r and determine to your sahsf.-iclion «vhither or, not i our claim tliaP we hive the largest :md-best s iIce ted .stoAc to be found between J rand Rapids, or not. Just received a double shipment of large, pure white cotton filled Bed Comfortables which we are selling at each Ofte w C 3 OO Oil t big- s<ock of Rugs and Carpets at way down prices. V <• :irr headquarters-for Pianos and Organs, If you are. thinking of baying dont forget to call or drop us a card MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO FURNITURE CORNERS HASTINGS, MICH Ix>«« tbe l’rl«e. Jame* OaakS » EnglUh blbaomanlar. bled Ulni Wir .aru.orabI'- day theto wheat sowed. to a book.rall lu Sliudriilll market ami F E. Johnson and family attended .nylug ii U‘tl« volume, look It up aud tin, funeral of Ed. Oti. son laet St n- glauritl eareUwuilr Ulruugb It. Attar Lrhlle lie naked In prke from au old “man nud «■«* mid H »«. two and E J. McKay returned to Andrew Myers on his way fro«> his brother’s in d-pMi-.-. ' I II give you •lll“5c? it," raid Crowley. "Nay. W11"* “If? Battle Creek to bh home near Lake poor oldalame: "It >™t «■« City. . Wben-utriu our book dev.mrer threw « Mrs. A. Myers went to Battle Creek lowu lu dlaguat u»d retired. A geutlt" Tuesday to visit relatives and will at­ mau. overbearing Uie tend the Eaton Co. fair at Charlotte .toppe-l forward and trar.Uaaed It at ’he sum damanded. crawdey rt-wraed on her return home. . won after and. noticing the book bad a.~E. Rpbinson assisted his brother gone, aualoualy Inquired what bad be­ Clarence in moving last Saturday. come ot IL "Sold." u»»_w«?». A L. Mrw* «« ,o Cbxilotw lurt man. "tor what you n-Mtal to. git a. Tuuwiuy to vUB nJAtlTM ami fnu»* "Tell me who bought It, and I II gt. him 10 BbilUnga tor It!" aald CroaalaT nud attend Um tai’-_______ _ Mgerly. The moral la celt evident. At Urn M«b«li*t tv evmiu*. >«•’ «Atri in urarr.MU Mi- M.J R- Harper to George A. Long. Freeport. We are having a splendid, trade our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, owing to our showing prices', Mr. and Mrs. L. JL Goodyear returned from Bay View Thursday after a month’s sojourn for the relief of Mr. j hay fever. Prof. C. A. Gower, of Lansing, a ' former superintendent of public in- • struct ion, and for eleven years superin- . J. L. Smith. *if IVtxxilaiid. cm page Undent of th.- Reform School at ing was in the city on businpw^last ■ MAPLE GROVE. nine vtf this iwue. week.-’Dorothy Dodd*” in Ladies, anGeo. Ostrothjir.il wife returned Sat­ Judge Mack lefUpx^y for Flint to i the finest tittera yoii ever saw. We urday from their trip -through the attend ili<- stritp^tinvehtion of probate ! have them. Western States. W.UL Speuce. ■ Glenna Wolfe of Buttle <jly‘k -is judges wlgetfiH being held in that city i Don t worry afterward because, you spending het vacation at the home ot­ andpJkch lasts until Thursday e v«- I have bought a thing you really -need. her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wulf>" Artlig. The programs tar the gathering are very unique, being in the form of It is the money spent for what we do Roy Smith and Ma^’EvansoP^Battle a flint arrow head. • not need that makes us poor. Creek called un friendajjarfsunday. Harry Andrus was home from his II. . J. Brown has bought Fred-Rock's Gen. Cannom^xrfal Thead Pearce western trip last week. While enthusias­ oil wagon and businesi, and has taken were at fishing last Satur­ tic about the resources of tbe west. | charge of the tuuue. We wish him day apiM5unday. Mr. Andrus declares that Michigan as | succetv and are sure he will aim to x^ttenry Hill and daughter of Hastings a farming state is not appreciated by 1 merit the patrbnage of the peoplpx-tff’ were in this vicinity last week. its own people as it should and as it I thi- city. D. ii. Evans of Battle Creek was in will l»e in tbe near future. this vicinity a few ’ . ay& last week* The would Le-yoi«»?fnian who idles Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Taylor, formerly away th<> >juwlnrr vacation without Mra I.ewi.H Wood, an old resident of of Marshalltown, la., have moved to «•arnipir'fis much ~ n« a penny •'late Maple Grove died a^her home in Bal­ this city and. have apartments at the 1 wK^cii is at nt holding up street timore laat Wed:iesday. The funeral Holbrook home, corner State rind Uroad<• mere while tew merchant keej*. an services were held from the M._ E. way. Mr. Taylor has a position at the expect to eye on him. church. Maple Grove. Saturday, in­ Bookcase factory." They make this city' their future home. A meeting of rhe stockholders or the terment in Wilcox cemetery. Rev. Tuthill of N*<4hri)le o^iciating. Toletli'i’. Marshall Jk Northern R R will he held in' Marshall on Nov. IO. From what bn? coine down, tn us. SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. ■ i*Tltt«‘m paint'd or . hisvi.M, tin- Egt ■ for the purpose of voting on a propo­ Mr. and Mri. Johnson who have tinu lot-1 mu.-vt-Ua'.e sition! to increase th- c-Apital Block front <00 toTWo- million dollars. txx-n editing here have refirned to Tin- .iPtrtil.-i vf th< ilrnw- Euytitlim ele, thiir home m Mississippi. This IooRf’ at* if the road may be built The lonl Iris it bii:l«- L**n-'rkct-p«-r. hi« jiHue’riiay. .Miss Gertriule 5k**re is visiting her mlatred'hote,;vnlhsl ”i»upcrintend<-ut of the provRiou; h-’UMp.” 'There wn--- a AnriouteTiBent cHrepiars have U-eii aut t at Kaiaqmzoo, Mr ami Mrs. Gieeuhoe who have •‘superlntindent of tin* baking house.*'i .iveil a*, this otlbv of what Olive (’ ’liege is prepared t<« furnish ’ in the l»een visiting up north have returned and tbe mixer of drinks bad the title »f “fn-rlbe of tin- Kidelntard."' I'crhnpi way of ridiegv lecture extension work. The entertainment at the Moare hc’wns a biitlfr aud n-gulate»1 the sup­ The’Sw is very ’ little. The lectures, school house la-t F.-idiy evening was ply of wines ----addresses, rcc'tnls. etc., are of a very quite well attended. were gaideaers. porters and handicraft men. all busy in attending t<> ihe mas­ high order, b, would seem us if some GRANGE HALL CORNERS. ter. “A prepar.er of sWeeta" must organization in this city shonld-*is-ure this course for Hastings. Miss Grace Bristol is agisting Sirs nave l>eeu a,confectioner. The Egyp­ tian when he was no longer mortal Joe Bowser with her house work. had hope-* of being well fed, in tbe Mr. and Mrs. Taltnadge *re cutting hereafter, as be lielleVed'he Would be Fred VanSycle’s corn nourished hi bis particular beg ven Nelson Bini-and family spent Sun­ with abundint goose nnd beet Offer­ ings to gods show the vsriety of the day at Hudson Bnrrough's. » Glade Holcomb of Urbandale is Egyptian menu, and In one are includ­ ed ten kinds of cooked meat, flve^klnds working for J. Bowser. □f birds nr game, sixteen varieties of Mrs. Victor Doud and daughters bread aud cake, six assorted wines, Jessie and Thresa of Battle Creek are four brews of beers, eleven sorts of The Fuel that’s right. visiting Mr* Bond’s sister Mrs. Fred fruits aud an endless number of sweet At the Price that’s right things____ Bristol and family. PLEASED ALL CUSTOMERS. . on LocaLrNews Mr. and Mix Fred Wliains spent’ rurt« «:ribv. 'I'elt’f’honc Saturday and Sunday with Harry Scuby The religidfi'niit lacks sunshine is and family near Frpepdrk of build' u school: : apt to be nponshint-. Rev. Lloyd. Mt-Ufl* and family leave ’ Many^ellow has won wgirl’s hand; Tuesday for DtckerviHe Saqijac! only tyfl'acuver that he hasn't won her county were be nas an appointment Innr^F . ' the coming year. Bfl.ul the auction a.unouncument of Glenn Greenfield of year NaHhvillel Wffiest Fifer, of Hurry, on wage nine of •pent Sunday with Ernest "Williams. insne of the BANNER. J. K Kpwler, H. Charlton aud । The attention of our readers is in­ Ambreus Reed.attended the Fl & A. ! vited to xhe auction announcement of M. lodge at Hastings Friday evening. Our assortment of COA IS and PDRS will appeal to you as especially desirable. In COA IS we have the ■. latest styles m EMPIRE and BOX BACKS and w*’ are anticipating another successful Coat Season. (Our line of b'URS includes OPOSSUM, FOX, SQUIRREL. MINK, ETC, in both the short and long Scarfs. The Look Eared Bat. The long eared bat puts itself to bed In wraps not only on its own wings, but supplemented by the folding of Its own enormous ears, 'lihi# little British mammal, the body which i.« only two inches long from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail. tarn the largest ears. In pnfportion to its slxe, of any animal in thr woril. They are an inch aud a half long (and three-qunr* tors of an Inch broad, and when their owner proiroecs to go to sleep it bends them outward and then backward, folding them down on either side of its head and shoulders before bringing up the wings to cover its sides. When waking up It is quite a business for tbe little bat, to get its tall ears straight­ ened out and into position again. They remain for some time at ‘.'half cock" and then are gradually ret up and erected to serve the animal while We handle the beet grades of coal on the market— Order from ns and you are sure to be satisfied. Phone 194 and we will give your order prompt attention. See us before buying LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, C.C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. OOOOOCXXXX>OOOOOOOCXXXXX»aOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOaOOOOOOO �HAB11M0B BANNER,-SBPTgMBERS>.»«-l ^'correspondence. ' The Changed Bag Special Sale When at. the Fair, it will pay .you to call in and see what I have to offer in CLOCKS. I will sell you a beau­ tiful Mantle Clock, eight day, strik­ ing hours on gong, and half hour on cup bell, for............................................... EAST ASSYRIA. Mr*. Mary Palmer o^ Marengo is the■ ■ guest of her son A. J. Palmer and wife aud other relatives in thiA vicinity. She will make an extended visit her^. . These Clocks are.of black marbeliied finish and GUARANTEED to be PERFECT time keepers. UNTIL aaTURDAY, OCTODER 8tfa 1 will contlmw my SPECIAL SALE on Wxtchra. UntU that date I u 4k I J rail you a 80-YEAR GOLD FILLED CASE, with a IT-JEWSLEO MOVEMENT tor only SIS. I! Tou_nnt a watch don’t let thlx opportoolty yw. ■If your waich Isn’t right—If it doesn't beat (50 seconds to tbe minute bring it to me and I’ll make it right. No feature of our bnsinea is receiving more attention than our watch re pair. When you come to the Fair, bring your Jewelry repair work of Xll kinds tn me. . George Newton, JEWELER and OPTICIAN. First door west of Chidester (EL Burton. 1 Hastings, Mich. At The Old Price... We jhave just received a large invoice of OUT­ ING FLANNELS that wa* bought before the prices were increased. We will give our custo­ mers the benefit, and will continue to sell them at the same old price as long as they last. It will pay you tq inspect our The Section Hili L. A. 8. will meetj at the borne of Mrs. H. Reest* on. Thuradty Oct. R. A large attendance is desired. Mr. and Mre. A. Fruin entertained her son Ralph Fruin and family of Bellevue over Sunday. . Elmer Wiles and Miss Gertrude Hoffman spent last Wednesday 1 n Grand Rapids attending the Fair. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Chapman spent last Sunday with their daughter andI husband Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers1 of Penfield. Mrs. G. Jansen of Bellevue is keep­ ing hetlse for William Wiles. Mr. and Mrs. John Baggerly and son Leon. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Willis of Convis were guests of the former’s father^ R. T. Baggerly last Sunday. . Thelbax social held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Luscomb lust- Friday evening fpr tfie benefit of tbe Section Hill Sunday School wai voted a successi with quite a crowd in attendance. John VanStrein and bride of Gpupd Rapidi are guests of the formers par| ents Mr. and Mrs. Marion VanStrein. John and Alva Moon are visiting relatives aud friends in Allegan this week. ■ A nlimber from here attended tbe |। CJ H. Osbom Hax Complete: H Kaufman Line [Original.] . ‘ • How It happened I e*n’t explain. I ,' H Oabora. tbe well know clothlnK , anaaboe merchant baa an adr on W \ wnhmkT bvlug at toe glove counter and laying my ahnppinK bag on the ( - advertiaing tbe well known Kaufman I counter. Then 1 wot to the oth«r dotting, The Kaufman Co. la one of ] wbera Uwra * MdX If «>“>'“ 1 tbe largeut In Chteago. and puta out a | n> obllgml to wait Iwforo settles garment of extra quality. Mr. Oalwra. raont. 1 booxlit a pair ot slave", opeu- bandies tbe complete lino, the unit" , ral my b.x aud |iot Stem la. 1 did xo ranzinR in price from 110 to 1-0. and without looklbf Into tbe bax- 1 paewd are strictly high grade. He Carrie. aU tbo lady tor whom 1 bad waited. She alzm and weights, tbo stout, alime and wax atandlnx at the end ot tbe coimter regulars. If you’re extra atout. or 1 bad brat rlaltod. aud I remember aoe- extra slim. Mr. Osborn can Bl you our. I lux a b«< before her that looked ao He invitee all those attending the, like mine that I looked down to dlaeor- lair to make their headquarter, at bis ' er It I had niy own has lu my band Kore. and inspect his line of clothing. I and raw that It waa au exact duplicate ot tbo one before the lady. 1 thought aboea. etc. uatblnx ot thia. t» they were a .eery OBITUARY. common type. When I got home I tossed It into a 0TJS—Died terj suddenly Friday-j cfoML Tlie next day, l»efore going morning Sept. 22. after a brief illness, । out with it, I opened It to put in some Philander Jonas Otis, eldest son,of Mr. i samples. I was surprised to find In it and tore. Edgar Otis. He wm born in ' a puree containing 120. a few samples the township of Hope. Nov. 27, 1890. ■ and u letter, toe envelope of which and during his abort life had endeared was mining. Eager to learn what hiinsilf to all who knew him by his • those things meant, I read-the letter. It quiet; cheerful, manliness. Teachers, run: . , and Bwociatee in school, playmates , Pear Julie—Meet mo Thursday after­ and little friends ell loved him, for he [ noon (3:151 at the northsast .angle of ths open H-juare. 1 - shall dissuIso myself as won their hearts. an old m,in. Wear the costume of an old Think then what a blow his untimely woman. ’Mary tloesn t suspeM ‘mJ’bb'Xtaking-oil must be tu the homo sad­ Don’t fail. ‘ GILfcEBT. I was jietrlfled with horror. I was dened byjhis death. But tbe memory * Marj; Gilbert was my lover. The of hid sweet. good life will be dear to : writing was dlsgul*od. but toe longer the loved ones there. I looked at it toe in?re I was convinced Hissorrtwing parents. One brother I tliat -it was a bad attempt to conceal and tnrtfe sisters are left to mourn I the band’of Gilbert Merriman. 1 glancthe lofs of t»ne dear to all. Tbe funeral ed at the clock. 1 had just half an was held Sunday afternoon at the ’ hour to get to the place of meetlngWhen 1 reached the square tile clock Kutlahd M. E. church, and was con-1 ! ducted by Rev. Crandall, of Hastings, j In St, Paul's spire’stood at 8:10. Ii WHEN YOU GOME TO THE FAIR You ought to have a nice, new. up , . Surrey or Hoad Wagon. We have n fih lineofu^ made by the leading manufacturers of tin , „lln|fa can please you. We also have all kin<L ,,f l:hr,/’ *** heavy, light, single or double. The Miller Bean Harvester • han buen acknowledged as the leader for tlle years. Solidly built easy to opera!.- if will t . / itself in a short time. A SHARPLES TUBULAR CREAM SEPARATOR • , will be the beat busi-.u ciu make and will pay ' They extract all-the bm and lejtve you all tin friKitnmed hill j* feeding. They will save :"<r wife .a Jot drudgery, and are saM^.i. T’-raitthKacitK can run one of them. Cai. « tt tbeo. ■ THE HUNTING SEASON funeral of Mrs. Lewis Wood of Dow!- ; . ing. at tbe Maple Grove M. E. church < । last Saturday at I p. m. she being a I walked to the northeast angle, draw-1 t^e interment was in Rutland in here and we are on deck with Hut? of former and much esteemed resident of I j lug a heavy veil down over toy fnce. ' .The numerous and beautiful this vicinity. . thronsb which I rwild w. bin not be | HtjrM, ,ff,r|DK5 w..re tmt .light token. GUNS, SHELLS, and AMMUNITION OF Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Underwear. The Assyria Farmers Club met Bat- i' l'.'Tw”t.,“'*“ era! »' <■«bi"l.nt- -rcldof friendw Here is where you can get the best 10 cent- Cotton i urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ALL KINDS. ! women, cam. to. Um Un-y wero hill Ihe borrowing family bare,the.aymi John Hill and as usual were royally ' ? V Batting in the city. • entertained, about one hundred and ' jouiir and piuuw.l on. Fire minute" ' puthy bt all. ! before the appointed time an old worn- j ------- ;— ---------------j fifty being present. Tbe Bellevue j 1 an came l>y with a basket of apples BUTTERICK PATTERNS. ] Grange were guests of the Club, and i on her arm. As she ihakmiJ me 1 ask' helped partake of the good things at ,1 ed If she would sell tue one. .She held PHONE NO. 1. THE HARDWARE DEALER,. H "STIMis. "Dorothy Dodd.” in Ladies. ano the the dinner hour. After dinner the,1t" out ln*r basket for me to choose, but tiueet t5tt<-rS you ever saw. We have program was carried out in Its usual I’ did not speak. 1 looked into her face them. ■ fine manner. Club song. "Come, ‘1 and felt sure that I bad canght my Club song. W. H. Spence. ’ . Come Away.” Devotional ekdrdfoes . bird. IRVINQ. “Jnller’ I asked. Married. bj'2“ Chaplain _ M'3yo. Di scuss ion. irried. Satqrday Satfirday afternoon Sept. . She gave a repressed shriek. xiw. mi ...-w,- j ’’Which! will-be the tubh* profitable to !. “ J. T. Pierson and wife of Hastings You 'nnd Gilbert are. mistaken in f : tina, home ™ of Mi S u ' t 1 , were calling on'old ‘friends in. Irving fw<l this winter, sheep or cattle :" led !; thinking. Mary does not suspect. You ■ AW*-’> • -',r- Kayin-md E. Burny ,ap<l Sunday. by Bert Shepard. There werp a nummust have bat Gilbert’s letter, for 'i■ Henrietta Henriette M. Kinue K nuey. loth of Grand Mary lias it.and will'be here—perhaps II Rapidlj Rapid*] The The ceremt ceremony was performed J Vera Healy and wife ot Grand Rip- 1«r of “«r prominent farmer, who I id. and tho former'* father and motter. °“ “"> »fbJ««- "’“V '--’InK |I is here, now—to expose you. As soon I by Rew. B. F. Fritz, , S. Healy and wife ol Rutland rHfod 1D the abwp InatramenUi by . as he comes both of you follow nfe. Il ,, will take you to a place where you Heort R Kn^‘,r w,n .h*'T “ »“*j at K E. Warner’, lien Sunday. I I Mi« F.m Fenn. Next came; » line , ■ can confer in safety." 11>°» '*»' Tuesday. Ort. 10th at his | Mr. Clara Wataon and wUe! Mi«a ; l’“l«r b>’ •*"rr>' M“>'” <hwr">lnK I “Dear, dear woman, bow kind you I of Delton. E. R. Coctrad i | Mande Traple and Mira Mere Strjig l,<,r trlP >*”’ F“lr De*rol’ ; are! Thef$ be Is now. I’ll go ami tel) ■ will act as auctioneer. Watch for Mr. ; I attended tho Fair in Grand Rapids | “nJ •«l»L’i*lly her Jonraoy aaroaa the ’ him.” | Kahler’s auctiun:sale advertisement in I ; last week. j riT,’r to‘ Windsor, Canada, it being ’ An old man. much Inut aud leaning l IM,xt wa*k’s BANNER. I xxaan. Mra viw. Geo. .ravv^jtiiiuu McConnell wriii went iUhtruail toGrrad ; M"'b.. . • lh.e“' jI heavily on his cant*, came In at n side I . I i>_..t x- ,__a , . . to visit - - ,friends . L I „ I Live II Rapids last Thursday . lve To F* Love Thee" 1j) the Mines 1 entrance bl the square, and the old . The Finmuen will give a dance in j for a few days. While there Mre. 6. I . r a";. Lyle Tasker, with Mrs. ;■ woman hnsteued toward him. They j the City, hall next Thursday evening ' stood talking ex^tedly. the man look- during the fair, for which Troxel’s i. E. Friedrick accompanied her to j Louise Smith at the organ. Recita-1 will furnish tbe music ' tlon by Harry Jewqll. Tbe urxt was ■ lug at me with evident suspk-iou. Tbe orchestra We are still >e Hard and Soft Coal at Rud. i; / ■.Grandville where they made Rev. usd I womau waa .ppareutly bcwglbg blm Tbm. ..j,, ,„j । Mrs. R. B. Cilley a short visit. Mbs. a paper 'fThe advantages of the young ;। to do as I hod suggested, but be up- ,»• at tbe same time guaranteeing the quality -n . ' ’ people on the farm" by Miss Bed [ pcarcl to be ot a Oltforaut mtad. A «?>»>«•■ Boy , McConnell returning home Monday invite you to ascertain if these statements are’tri. Tasker, which caused quite a spirited .; policeman happened to stroll by, and । “ H ,°l M,l< 1 morning. ,*lf! wys along., . j Lehigh Egr and P*«t, Pocahontas, Massllon Lump. I Floy Gaakili of Hastings visited Ws discussion. Selah Ma)»es ot Olivet be-1 the man called.to him nn.1 said eomeMra. Minnie Olnrr and Mrs. Fnnl ing present made a few remarks on thing to him, ami they both started for , Myera gave a very’ pleasant rerovtion 1 grandmother Mrs, S> R. ChamIters MossHon Nut, Hocking Valley. ' 1 . . the subject and being encored, klndlyJ, me. followed by the unman. j Tilmday aHeraou" at the latter'» home. I lust Sunday. ; gave a recitation: ’‘The fanner be- !; I l>egnn to be frightened. ' Frank Hoover has sold his farm to • hind the ; plow." Solo. "Will They When they reached me the old man 1| rvmpUmentary to Mn. CbarlreWilkina '| of Chieaao. lira. A. E. Hnthea and : Rev. St. Clair who expects to move Think of Me." Ruth Cargo. Select­ calk*d to "Julie’’ to come forward. Mm Cleo. M,-nbennlck ____ ami«t«d ,Phone 118, City Drug Store,1 ■ here soon. "Is that your bag:" be asked. . ___ in reBAUER BROS., Proprietors. . reading by Mrs. Bessie Shepard. Reci­ “.Heavens, yes! I didn’t notice It be- reiving.. The dining room was deeoBastings, :: Michigan.1 ■ Mrs. Leitoy, of Grand Rapids, vi’sb tation. ‘ The woodbox” by DickPHONE 254. PHONE IM. fore." . ' ‘ ’ rated with salvias. 1 ted Mm, H. C. Strong and family the Kent. After some interesting remark* In my excitement at my discovery of ; latter part of last week .returning by S. W. Gibson of the Bellevue toe letter on leaving the bouse I had home Tuesday. Grange, the program was, closed by snatched up tbe bag4wlth Its contents, Mrs. Alma Patison and litle daugh­ club song "Good Night.” The Clu,- and there it was banging to my wrlrt. ter Helen of Hastings ^re. visiting adjourned to meet with Mr. and Mrs. The old man took It from me and . ’ her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chas. Jones on Oct 28, at the! r home opened it. "Here’s your property,” bo said to in Assyria Strong. tne woman, "and here’s the thief. Take Mrs. 8. R. Chambers looked after her along, policeman^ 11 J WEST THORNAPPLE. is necessary to make a good the post office a part of last week "Not unless ycu'll agree to appear Mrs. John Latimer Jr. of Mortey harness. We buy the best I while Mrs. McConnell was in Grand M* was the guwt of -relative^ and friends against her?’ that money can buy. The man promised, giving hls name fff Rapids. That’s the reason, that for here last week. and address. I was startled to bear I »j i a quarter of a century, a Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cook, Mr. and' him say not Gilbert Merriman, but AaA Myers’ Harness has been a " wi' r — and the question of heating your homes synonym for STRENGTH We atill carry tbe old reliable line of Mrs. D. Kenyon and Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert. The poUeenmn took ZZZ a vital DURABILITY AND shoes, the “Pingree” They ar a always M. Leonard attended the funeral of the bag am! Its eanteuts and—great Jff are fortunate in being able to-offer for sale the very pattern.". STYLE. heaven*! — marched me to the police i i » Mr. A. 1*. McDowell Corning hist good. of fuel ,18e l’rln,1I>les, and which Will^soon pay for in earnstation. Saturday. W. H. Spence. The only person in tbe world on ZS A. J. Stevens and family who rewhom me out out of f reuvaxa aI couM .Muna irely VIy to lu help will me OI turned from Woodburn, Oregon, last the scrape wan Gilbert Merriman. I OUR FALL UNE Thursday have been spending a few vbwwl that I would be tried and conof Blankets aud Ibobes lu now in. We Want 50 Farmers days with her sister Mrs. Sain’l Allen rlctpd as a thief rather than send for It’s a beauty, too, and it wont of thia county to write for our list nnd husband. . him. Indeed, they took me to the- very strain your purse, to buy one. of excellent hardwood farming Call and see them. John Latimer and wife spent Sun­ door of a cell before I succumbed. land which we have for Bale, in’ Me­ One look Inside the horrid place was day with their niece Mrs. Chas. Con­ costa, Osceola and Missaukee coun­ enough. ’ ties. . We have thousands of acres verse and family of near Middleville. •‘Walt,’ I. said. “I’ll send for of newly cut over Beech and Maple friend. ” > Nate Motet and wife visited . with lands, as well as many improved j relatives n<Ur Alska last Sunday. They took me back to the office, gave farms at very low prices. Phene 314 me pencil nnd paper, and I wrote a Hastings, Michigan. GEO. 6. JENKINS & SON. note to Gilbert begging him to come H endershott schoolhouse Burns soft coal or Jeff&son st., 1 door south of P. O. Mrs. Roach of. Gnleebnrg is visiting to me at once. The messenger was a slack without SOOT or Big Rapids, Michigan. long while finding him. nnd when be SMOKE. It heats the her daughter Mrs. Howe.TJ came I was ready to collapse. I nev­ tlbor, ia clean, fuel sav­ Showing how tho cool bum. “ Sarah Daily visited her sister Marian er shall forget the look of pained won ing, handsome and Smith of Middleville last week. «nTer,.h* *owar<io tho i der on his fnce when he saw me. SOFT COLL OBJECTIONS ‘‘What In tlto world 19 the meaning Genie Holcomb* is visiting her sister or*—• I Mrs. SteveiiB^of Battle Croek.2* are overcome. The cut “Oh, Gilbert, I’re been very silly. ; * James Da|y is buying chickensagain Yesterday 1 changed bags while shop­ of the (Ire bowl -shown above, shows how the this fall. — ping with a woman at a store. There coal burns from the out­ j Rollim Hi/lcumb of Williamston visi- traa a note .In the bag I picked up side towards the center. ; ted relatives at this place the latter . ilgnod “Gilbert” to a girl named Julie, It will hold lire for 48 sppolnting to meet her in the park. l’ i part of last week. hours and the fire pot Is went there expecting-to catch you. Inguaranteed for & years. : Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Farr and. Fred Jtead I"' The proper way is with a steaming hot cup of Elsoy visited. Mrs. Farr’s brother* Mr. “Caught a tartar.” our Oriental Mocha and Java Coffee. Musson, and family of Rutland last He went to the desk and explained Sunday. the matter to the inspector. Then he This excellent coffee is packed and sold in hand­ Mr. George Holcomb of Eaton county returned to me and led me out. every some pound tin cans. This air tight can preserves its is visiting his sisters Mrs. Holcomb one present laughing at me, I red aa a rock’s comb from my neck to my hair rich.aronia pud keeps its goodness intact until you are and Mrs. Daily. Gilbert was perfectly iovely to me ready for it. The price is35c per pound There will lie preaching at the school about tho matter, never referring to it We have other brands but our Oriental is our very beat. house Sunday at 10 o’clock. The new but I never can forget it As for the Burns hard coil, and is one of the handsome . ,^J minister will be with us ft* the first other couple, the man gave a false economical hard coal Btovea ever placed i»n ’ You drink coffee every day, just take home a can name and never appeared against me time. is a^i ornament to any home. << • bor did they claim th* bag or its <X>’ GOODYEAR BROS, Local News. ...... .. HORTON’S. ?■“' When you come to Winter will soon be here The Fair and you will want to lay in your supply of next week you surely will need something in our line of Cigars or some nice candy and you know we will be selliBg wall paper cheap that week. Q. A. HYNES, The Good Leather Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. MONEY SAV COAL STO 20th CENTURY LAUREL W. H. Myers & Son, START I™, And everything will go smoothly THE MOUNT HOME BASE BURNER and try it. We liave a good display in our east win­ dow—just see it. / Phone 16, The Grocers. Try a Banner Want Adv. CAfiDOF THANKS. tents. ANNIE E. NICHOLB. A-S-W tsi JSSS’&K aud burial of our wife and mother, wP wish to H you want nice (nah oyatar. give •xpreu our heart tett thank*, to tho choir and paitor (or hl» coneoltug words aud for 'me a call. . Che uumeroos floral tributes, Mn.:Utwis Wood axd Familv Fred Barnaby. Barry County Fair Hasting*. On ca2i>of thanks. account of the above the Chicago Kal*?**» to sxttDd oar deepest think•« to tho frten<J» and neighbors who so kindly nv nmazuo & Saginaw Railroad Co. win u» durins our lata sell tickets from all stations to Hast­ ings, Oct. 8-4-5 aud 6th, return limit ..w f*0’1 «on*e yourself send Oct- 7 th at one fare for the round trio. the children to HuIhoBand’s Drug On Thursday Oct 5th. train going cl,il‘>ret> teleT south will leave Hastings at 8:80 p. 8. C. Oreuasl. age WHEN YOU WAIT A STOVE CALL ANO SEE NT LINE BEFORE YOU PLACE AN OBDEF • radiaht home. m IT WILL PAY YOU. R. I. HENDERSHOTT. the west end hardware, 2- Opposite Ths Court House, H astings, Mich- �fG8 BANK BARRY-BROWN. Uisiiors A fine liueof underwear at W. Spence's. When nt tho fair call on W. H. Spence nnd examine the largest stock of boots and shoes in Barry county. and harneeee8_ rvester for the Ba8(, oq t will pay {or RATor Wnmt you ’ll In ■ ,faort ,|tt. I from th. milk (w ■it wit. . |M *r»t. that a oh,w 1 we them. ^SON 11 line of yon will Be Wtl? com to make our Store vour bead’ quarters whether iion wk>p to make purcbases or not Oi coufj ii vow should irish in tbt •• line oi i-rufs,. Books, man p; r. you will be in 11 Riaht Place, _ . tun where your money will 30 faribest. IITION of ®. Carverb, DruqgilB, VSTINOS; MICH fiwds Delivered “K'»; here F WERS igns for 1* solidall parts ’ -NELSON BURROUGHS, Proprietor. Fliwe 29. W.J. FLEM1NQ iuvite my old are interested to call ;al my ’Pilon with W. 5. TYRRELL teal Co. PHONE 254. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barry^ H. The ladies off the M. E. church are planning to haze a sale of second hand clothing in the near future date Crrringi ,llneof tlX ’ PERSONAL mention Very Happy Weddlnx at lh. Home Evcryliqgy o>me to the fair. Tuesday Evening. A very pret,y wcJdlnK Ilccom^ luraday evening home 0( (ho bndo, parent., Mt. and Mr., Fred Harry, of Captieton. when their daugh­ ter Mln. .Inlia «■». united in marriage to Mr. Cbark, K. Brown. of towu,bip. R„,. H. 1L v,„ A„kefc uf thia city, preformed tbe ceremony. Mr. Milo Berry acted rj groom’. l»«t man and Miui Jnna Perry aa bride, maid. S, C. Greusel. Agt. Mr. nnd Mre. I.|„yd Woodruff left yoatetday for B.-Haire. Mr. and Mra. Cbaa. Clark apent Sunday in Eaton Rapid,. j Jackson, and'moved his family to that । city -Monday. • j Mrs. Charles Wilkins, of Chicago, TO THE FAIR a vital attorns, n econ- Bear in mind we have for your inspection a spendid grouping of Watches for men. women, boys and girls in Solid Gold, Gold Filled, Silver and Enameled Cases. The movements are from Standard American makers aud the best Swiss . factories. Get prices ou these watches before purchasing elsewhere. We have a STOCK OF JEWELRY, Including ENSAGEMtNT. WED0IH6 AND SIGNET RIN6S. ci'i Plated Silverware of the Gorham, R. Walace A Sons i- We have a new stock of Fancy Mantle Clocks »'i ever before, ami newest designs. ■ 7-al Goods Stdck is full of fine instruments of Guitars, • ' t’llbft and many other kinds. iTruving, Watch aud Jewelry Repair and Optical Depart•re ot our son Louis Is the best lu the County. Any f- -1 to him will:be satisfactorly attended to. in '.he City during the Fair or any other time make our BESS M ER, M,ch Missions. The Methodist Sunday School Board will dohvCne next Monday evening and | elect S. 8. officer* . for tbe new con­ feree year. Tho Yeckly Ladies Aid tkgJeiy will meet at the home of Mrs. H. T. New­ ton, Friday, Sept. 20 for a picnic din­ ner.- Everybody invited to come. A nice program lias been arranged. Rev. F. DeWeerd and D. S. Hudgins evangelists are to bold a series of i ! meetings at the Wesleyan Methodist : church at Hickory Corners commenc- । ing Wednesday evening Sept. A j .most hearty co-operation in these I meetings .Of all Christians about Hick- ’ I ory Corners is expected. ■ j. Everybody come to the Presbyterian { Christian Endeavor society next Sun­ day. ■ Topic. "The Joys of Church Membetehlp." Leader Mrs. Englehardt. Tbe Knight, of Pytblee re|>rew>t«- ’ live to the Gr»n<l will wake bis annual report .next, Monday erening Oct. 2. The Lodge will have one- of j their old time banquets and the second , rank will be conferred upon two can- j didate®. A good time in expected and all memlters should answer to tho gon-| oral roll .call. The theme of Rev. H. H- \ anAnken next Sunday evening will be The CAN AVOID PAIN By wearing the best named, best best fitting and best wearing shoes market today the fatnous made, on the Deceiver." Regular assembly of Giblom council No. 9. R- and 8. M. Monday evening Oct. 2. Work in degrees. Silver medal contest at Welcome M­ E. church Friday evening Sept 29. Contestants from this city. Wcsieyan services as usual next Sun­ day, Sunday school 2 p- m.. preaching at 3 o'clock. Rev. 8. A- ManweU will assist Rev. Bradley in quarterly meeting at Fisher church Sunday at.2 p. m. and continue over Sunday. The hour for Sunday evening church services will hereafter be at 7:00 in which docs away with that pain producing . Bunch” at the front vamp seam below the [nstep. vi/e are the first to introduce this "nprovement in shoe making. c. W. Clarke & Co Mich. The Quality Shoe Store. stead of 7:30. The U. B- Young People’s Society win have a business ^meeting Friday evening at the homo of Mrs. Harding. Usual services in the U. B. church Sunday morning and evening. The Johnstown and Assyria S. S. Convention wiU hold its semi-annual meeting Saturday Oct. 7 at the Bn^ church.. Picnic dinner. Bring Finest of the Wheat." FOR YOUR FURS or COATS | • No Better Values to be Had Anywhere. • Wf guarantee to give you better value than-you can get anywhere else, don’t matter where. We offer to prove this etatement by refunding your money for any piece of Fur you may buy after laying it side by Hide with other Furs you may see elsewhere. * The style is long, sensible, length some three-fourths and some even longer, almost full length. The colors Black, Navy, Browns, and Castor, etc. Perfectly finished and full of new ideas in the way of trimming. Ladies’ coats priced from........... $5.00 to $25.00 We have also about- 50 new coats . for Children and Young Girls in t and full length. Priced from Have You Seen Our Assortment of Furs ? We hive been coni pl i men ted many time? on the beauty style, and low price tickets attached to our furs. We advise buying early, as many lines positively cannot be replaced at anywhere near the present figures. The Store That Never Disappoints ROS WRIGHT HASTINGS, MICH PHONE 30. OFFICERS J. I. LOMIARO. President. GOODYEAR. Vice Presides!, H. 6. HAYES. Assistant Cutler. W. 0. HAYES. Ctstier. swho has been making an extended [visit with IIiLstingn friends/will re* .' tun. io her home to-day. Mias Frances Crewdl ha* returned from a ten days stay at Chicago, where she went" after fall styles. Her niece. Miss Anna Crowell, of Misi'ouri, accompanied hdr to this city, and will spend the winter in Hastings from 2 until 5. A program will be I prepared bjr committee from Spirit or VISITORS CO/1ETO WRIGHTS N. A. Fnll,-r ia tho gueat of Grand Rapids friends. ■ Como and see me when you want Rom CMlwalkr. ot Hickory Corner., nice fresh oysters. was in th* city Thursday. Fred Barnaby Clhyton Reed, of Kalamazoo, was in The carding room employees of the the city Tuesday on business. Tile ho-ue wu beautifully decorated Boot factory donated the forming and E. Tyden returned .Saturday from n for tbe oocaaion, and tbe H» guoata fulling rooms Saturday by a score of were aervod with elegant refreubmeuta. trip to New York and Philadelphia: 24 to 12. . A profusion of V«antiful and coetly Miss Mattie Lewis, of Battle Creek, There will be a meeting of the Cus­ wedding present. UaWilwd to tbe eateem is visiting her cousin. Mrs. ElIaHecox. ter Brigade, Mick, Cavalry at Lans­ in Which Mr. and Mr., Brown are Hi R. Dickerson, .of Nashville, had ing. Oct. 29th. All comrades are urged held, and they nfe the rocipienta of InwiiieM at the county hub Munday. to attend. ’ the lieartient congratulation, of their R. B. Messer is expected home this We still carry the old reliable line of many friends. week from a business trip through the shoes, the ‘ Pingree." They are al­ ways good M. C. Excursions. Mrs. Chas. Ken Held returned 8atur’W. H. Sponce. Siwcinl round trip Surttlay rates are day from a viMt with relatives in RaExperiance is what teaches one to now in effect, a rate of one fair for the know what a good line of shoes is. We n»und trip will be charged. Passengers i Mrs. H. R. Dickerson1, of NaahKiUe. have had the e^p>erience. ■ must reach starting point ity-midnight was the guest of Mrs. JiMon McElwain W. H. Spence. same date. Tickets are good on ail ■ Monday. Tup- Round jShoes are absolutely passenger trainson thi.t division.jf they 1 Will Corkin was'called to St. John* guaranteed and| the price is $3.50. A A Michigan . train for Michigan Monday by Ihv severe illness of bis complete stock ben taining all the new people, fast.-.comfortable and conven­ brother. lasts are here fcjr your inspection. ient. Michigan- Central - Wolverine' I Mbs Nellie Feighner. of Nashville/ Morrill, Lambie & Co. saves half a day going and .coming and was the guest of Hastings friends over On page nine!of this issue will Im? giv«-.s a whole day for business in New ।I Sunday. ' . found two auction announcement* this York. Leaves Hastings at 11 :58 a. m. । Sirs. Bertha CampbeH.of Grand Rap­ Detroit 8:40 p. m.. arrive Buffalo 8:50 week. They will,be of special interest to our readers mid we hupe there may p. m.. arrives Grand Central Station ids. is visiting her sister Mrs Chas. New York,- ’8:00 a. in. The fastest । Whitlow. be a large turn i»ut. . Mrs. Bertha Rider - Campbell, of train In America. Try it. Meedames H. A. and C. H. Barber Grund Rapids, spent Siinduy with relentertained thclSilver Tea of Emanuel ! Eaton County Fair. Charlotte, Mich. at Ives here. church at their home on Jefferson Sept. 20-29 05' One fare for the round I trip is authorized, pales of sale Sept j Mr. and Mrs. Hal.- Kenyon, of Free­ street Tuesday afterpoon. About forty 126-27-28 and 29’. Return limit Sept. ' port, sjient Sunday with M . and Mrs. ladies were present and enjoyed a most ■ O. C. Barnum. • jUeasaiit afternoon. Ice cream and cake Very.low one way colonist rales to । Harry B. Ixing, of Caledonia, was in were served. Pacific cost points are now iu effect j[town Wednesday to attend the Long­ Monday was Henry Cook's 44th birth­ and will continue until October 31st. j! Harper wedding. day. The neighbors took advantage ot For particulars inquire at ticket office, j Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Musher visited the occasion .to ve him a thorough Fail eoxiirsion to Chicago-, Ill Thure- I: their sun at Onondaga the past week surprise An evening of great pleasure ! retnniing Monday. . day, Oct. W* Round trip rate ' was fipeut by all present, and’Henry was Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis spent Date of sale thoroughly eonvin&vd that a turpriM from Hastings ftLOf). Oct, 1!'. Return limit nut later than ■; Sunday with Mx. and Mrs. Grant party could be a surprise. Oct. 23. Inquire at ticket office for • Hendershott in Jackson. You can dress like a gentleman it further information. ; Mrs. l^ouiba jfiills.- who has been yon wear Giant- Brand Cothing. These Order of the Eastern Star. Grand i visiting n lativWin Maple Grove and garments are made on scientitic prin- ■Chapter of Michigan at Giand Rapids,’ ; AMyrip, returned Sunday. Ciplet made to tit the human form Mich. Oct. 11-12-U5. For thin occusion ,’ Mix Chas. Euston nnd her daughter perfectly. Go ‘where ' yon may you a rate pf one fare for the round trip «• ' Miw Phyllis Buttton, uf Detroit, are can’u’heat us in style.* Our Fall Stock ; authorized Dates of saiu Oct. 10 and j guo-Ms of Mrs. E. Burton. is now complete and we ask you to call j.H return limit Oct. 18 inclusive.' , Mrs. J. B. Marshall, of Nashville, and see them. Morrill. Lambie & Co's. i I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge and Re- hua linen the guest of her daughter Mrs. Tri county Fair Lake Odessa, ftn t»-kah assembly at Benton Harborf 1 Jason McElwain the past week. account of the above the Chicago, Mich. Oct. 17 to 19 ’05 on account of j Mrl and Mrs. George Tolhurst 1nnd Kalamazoo & Saginaw Ry. Co. will the occasion a rate ot one fare plus *-‘5 I Mr. and Mrs. Bert 1‘hillit*. were sell tickets irutn Hastings to Lake cents for the round trip will be given. gm-sts of Grand Rapids friends iXtassa. SejiU 28th at t'o cents for the Date of sale Pct. bland 17. limit for | week. round-trip Tickets good on all trains , return Oct. 20th inclusive. Martin Sktntjer has a position •nd extra leaving Lake Odessa at 5:30 W. s. Barren Agt. j fireman on the Michigan Central at If you want a good smoke while you are at the fair next week call for a No. I ANNOUNCEMENTS 77, made by John Jones of this city. Mr. Jones has won no small reputation The Christiau Science Society Serv­ on the quality of the cigar that he ba-­ ices in G. A. R. Halt Topic at 10:80 been placing before the trade, and all a. m. Are Sin. Disease and Death who try them become steady patrons of Reni’ this brand. Aside from helping to Tin Auxiliinry connected . with build up a local industry, yon will get Emmanuel Church will be entertained a fine smoke when you buy a No; 77. by Mrs. M W, Riker, at her home on I Jefferson Street, Tuesday, Oct; 3rd. wtf my wt do. we do do tkl- Burton ia at Kolla. Muuourl. on bualnewc > Parents may teach their children to save, and acquire habits of thrift by means of one of the savings books issued by this bank. J havq a nice stock of fri^h oysters • Fred Barnaby. Have yori fteeii thosestyle sweat­ ers displayed in Morrill, Lambie & Co.'s window.' " These books draw 3 per cent interest, com­ pounded twice a year. One dollar opens an account. The Woman'a. Club was very suc­ cessful with their rummage sale, clearing $120.00 Dr Sheffield has rented an office over Pancoast's jewelry store, which is be­ ing fitted up nicely for him. What better birthday present for a child than one <ji these savings books. •> ’ Everbody come to tbe supper given by’ the ladies of the Presbyterian church next Friday at G. A. R. hall. . Experience is what teaches one. to know what a good line of shoes is. , We have hud tbe experienct*. W. H. Spence. R. I. Hendershott. the West End Hardware dealer, has an advertise­ ment in this issue that will interest all who are thinking of buying coal stoves. He lias a slack, or soft coal, burner that is a very attract ire prop-, ositinn. It (will pay to read his adv. John Thornton’s right arm was fractured at tha Table factory yester­ day muming. He was running a buzz, planer. • when another employee was running a truck load of cut-up stock. This load dislodged some heavy pattern pieces near John's machine, and they crashed down upon him. hurting his arm. His left arm has been broken twice, and his right lex has been broken also. He seems to have more than his share of hard luck-.' A Lae»»lc CorrM>nnd»n«. It Is said that'the’celebrated German theologian, Scbleiermncher, was rather fucUued to save than to spend money. He was at one time quite 111 ami sent for a renowned physician, Dr. Grafe, who was court physician nt tbe time ami whose sou became the great ocu­ list. Behlelerniacher recovered, and when fully restored to health ho sent a polite note to Dr. Grafe. expressing his gratlthde and inclosing 4 lonls d’or, begging the physician to accept this small sum ns a token of bis ap­ preciation of the services which had been rendered him. The following day he received , his gold pieces again, accompanied by the following laconic note from the great Dhyslclnn: 'The poor I cure for' noth­ . ... .... ..mm ..... to the regular •medicine tax.’ The rich reward me lavishly, according as It suits their pleasure!” Thereupon th^,clergymau sat down and sent Dr. Grnfe this stUl more la­ conic answer: “The 4 louis d’or are received back with gratitude. Tbe poor Bchletennaclier!” ' ' HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY DIRECTORS. J. T. LOMBARD. JOHH F. GOODYEAR, W. 0. HAYES, R. K. GRANT, PRATT, W. H. CHASE. CLEMENT SMITH, ' GREAT CLEARANCE Save 35 per cent on your WINTER SUITS, OVERCOATS and SHOES • $15.00 SUITS and OVERCOATS for $8.89 “Others in Proportion” $5.00 SHOES $3.50. Sale Closes Oct 6th. GET IN LINE NOW Come to the FAIR. Make my store your Headquarters. C. H. Osborn �EAST WOODLAND. J ft John visited bis uncle D. C. * * (Uoodland Department olOTS WOODLAND. Sheldon on Sunday. Tbe Miascs Ague® Cole and Callie Jarvis spent Sunday with their parents in East Woodland. Mra. M. L. Cole and daughter Haxel of Lake Odessa made a ^feasant call at J. St John’s on Saturday. Mrs. Emma Baril entertained a • party of freitids and relatives on 8utf- SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. Philip Lutr. of Hastirgs was visiting Dan Scott aud family and Dave friends and relatives in tbe village j Crawley and family, residents of east Sunday. ' Warnerville. have recently moved toMiss Dora Jordan of Hastings was in Butler this state. Ita an old saying town Friday. Her parents Mr. 'and *»«>* Jrt it may hold g<M.d what is our Mrs. Ira Jordan who removed from somebody elae’s gain. here to Hostings last fall returned to A certain farm hand of West Wood­ Woodland Tuesday and will occupy land was recently in the court room of Ferry Flory's, house on North Maiu \ D. 8. England. J. P. of Woodlan«l' to street. • , . settle a hoard bill with a certain lady Tm MImws ln« and AgntaCole h«v, ' "t IM« vicinity. H« wnn very prompt l«e» wing a lew daya viait t« Mira '<Ik’ paid UM, bill and the edeta Niua Estabrook the post week. . । to°"" Philo Sheldon of Hastings was in the , Warnervillo merchants say they never village on business Saturday. 1,Jwl RUch u biK 8810 un cough remedies. Min, Maude Dark » ul Wet Wood- ,'*“d i»"di<Un<» •»'•! •">< be­ laud epent Sunday'.with Iriet.d. io ! •ch* CTre* “ ">«> th“ “>• town. On Saturday night while Joe. Coati While eottinn com lant Tucedav «aa driving north from Woodla:^ to Lawrence ChrWian accidentally ttep- Lake Odwwa eorao one mn Into h>. pod on a com cotter, cutting hi. loot buggy m>d broke the crowbar m tbe^ day. < Miss Marie Carr of Bowling Green. Ohio visited Mrs St John on Sunday. Mr. Homer Hager is improving his place by building a fine addition to his . I house.- ' Jtel Sl Job. ra.d. i te.iu» IriPI to Pn.ltte.illo on Tnoriw. ■ lie Strange Coincidence Of Mr. and Mrs. Brown (Original.} . The wedding tow over. It wa» a quiet affair, with bnt few guests. Mr. Brown. a widower, bad married Mra. Brown, a widow. They bad buried their hearts with their former partDM, but they liked other, each needed a dtopuulou, and «ticb bud a high opinion of tbe other"® integrity. A few iDpirth* after the marriage Mrs. Rn»wn t«x»k up a newapaptT add turned pale. From that time forward Mhc tried hi vain to coneetil Trow bet buAbaud thint abe waa much truulrted. She denied having anything to dwtress her, ---but— Mrj Brown noticed that rite — .--------.-------. . .1.— xvllh-ll «»ld.l„ lira "4 b~“ •*> w r"’’ln* i , j | , NEW CARPETS . . I j Mrs. Lena Jarvis went to Grand Rapis on Monday called there by the serious illnews of Ijor sister Mm. Georgie Parmater. • ■ Mr. Crw Able and wife of New York j CUyntaKOtat. of Hilt .n:l I | IN PLEASING COLORS. 0. S. ENGLAND, ’V. Mic-xi g &«:;• fi’noe CoS HENRY RrtQLfl 4 » fr & 4 < JAMES. M. SMITH. Says to era like gold, and it's made to last. AUCTIONS ■ ‘ . ; j ' vveulng the husband instead of j coinlug home at tlx- usual tltue wmt a l notc hi* saying that he bad ; been t,suddenly ‘ called ‘ <>m of ‘town. On i vturu lie seethed very much do- j his return .. dJ taking his wife Into the • rv.j her down beside him and I wife thu* week. I ’ Mm VanDusen of Elsie. Mich., < ..yJy jeaj.1 j have a confession to has been spending a few days with her j make—a confession I must preface by uncle Rev. C. D. Jarvis and family , story. 'Dierv is a romance connected best m*4e in all Grades: in East Woodland. I ’with my former marriage—not only a. ,, , vt- , h-a , romance, but a mystery. Twenty-eight Mn. Wesley Fay of West.Sunfield had . Wft the misfortune to fall and break her # „u,ngier WWIe Mtrol!lng mveraly. Dr. McIntyre drewrad the arm on Wednesday. They had just re- j ani)(1 listening to tbe turn | wound which is doing nicely. The show at Wamerville school turned from the Grand Army encamp- 1 Wl|lg Htreanii« or patching the setting Mrs. D. 8. England and son Gerald buw* OQ *rJd*y ni#hl rtriot^ *1' ment at Denver Colorado. sun gild the >enkn. our love was born. who have been making a visit with i Mr O’.C Sboldon ho. hl. boo.,, Our tiorata were In dllt.-rrht elite.. ' relatives in Toledo returned Tuesday q Edna Cole who has been under the -n,i -rn «w,n Im- en- 'Vhen we returned to them both re♦ Colors that will liarinon nearly comphte । reived a flat irafusnl to our union from evening. "* I Dr's, care for some time is now able + ire with your other fur jovnyt the cumforl, of > now bora'. wn> vcr}. Touns_ A large numlwr from here attended *° ou^? niehings. We tan surely Mrs. Schoun of Lansing and \lm > mKj-.jliere wa» no money lb either famthe West Michigan Fair at Grand Rap- | Max Purchase and Miss Ida Bnrg♦ please you for we an1 Schmidt and daughter of Kalamazoo jjy. Under the circumstances it was ids last wec.k^ • I n,*n of Nashville spent Sunday eve- were guests of Fred Wagner and fam- ’ pointed out t > us that marriage would I showing I he most extenHmn Wolcott nnd Knte Staven, were ' ninK wlth . (h» '•“r » ■”Kta J“llq5 ily part of last week. j beaulcldai. I rive line ever shown here Hasting, visitor, last Monday. Hager. ou an elopement. 1 bad X --all of the Kichardsoii Miss Edna Cole who has been sick so( “W.elvsolvtd • which had come from a Card, are out announcing the marTh« L. T. L. mot to organ,«• on long is slowly recovering and we hope j f Quality. Note these ■ ,v“ 1 divided with tin? girl I i rtage ol Mi.s' Nina Bnabrook ot tbe evening at Ernie Wheeler'.her schoolmates aud friends will not [ . :' . | price?: I loved, and we agreed to meet on arer4 village to Mr. Izx> Bawdy of Escanaba 1 Marion Shores and Ora Lehman say forget that the long weary hours ours or of: uiu Hlenluej Wax to sail fur t Granite lignins, Eicellenl ♦ 'to take place at the home of the.bride’s the Fair at Grand Rapids was a good convalescence* are often very hard to , Havre. To eliiile pursuit It was agreed ♦ parents Mr. and Mrs. A. EL Estabrook one. bear. A cheerful letter, a few sweet |j that we wouil remain In in conceal concealment j Quality, per jard............25c ♦ on Wednesday,Sep. 27. ■ Miss Mary Carr who has been visit- Howers ur a loving mesaage will often until the ship;was well out nt sen. IB’est Uilon Ingrains, Fast colors “Wo met n| a clergyman's study In ♦ 1 ‘ -■-■■■ .................................... Mrs. Stowell of‘ SL Johns who has j lag friends and relatives in this vicin- j gO fBr toward helping the days to seemi Hoarj and Durable. per yard 44c t been making a -few days visit to her home in Ohio. I ’’ .........with Mr. ity |has returned -» -lees long and lonely and help to v.L. win : the city, froti which we were to sail, _________ 2_ a _ business ? ' - trip • - toI ! hack health and strength again. made ' and were married: then separated to 9112 Brussels Rugs .... $16.00 ! ana Mra. Joseph Fuller returned, to her Al>u Warner meet on the; steamer. The morning unfield last last Saturday. Saturday. 4---- -—■ _’T— ‘ home Saturday. ' Sunfield .I 9x12 Wilton Velret Rugs $22.00 offer sailing I searched the ship tor my YERTY ’ S CORNERS. wife and scivchet! In vitln. She was ♦ Dr. Roberts of'Coats' Grote was a * ■" ' t Rugs made an, size Iron carpet Ora । not ou board.*' Geo. Yerty visited his brothers C WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. i and border. CALL and SEE HE. ♦ business visitor in the village Friday. ■ He paused. Mrs. Brown was draw­ The 5th and nth grades are doing and Oscar, ’iit their homes in Carlton SME aud Mrs. C. D. Garn spent Sun­ Center and Lake Odessa last week. | ing lung breaths. “Go on," Rhe said work in letter writing. day with friends In Hastings. Impatiently. | Chester Hesterly was absent this Mrs. Amy Miller is visiting at her ' -♦ Miss Stata Wolcott who is now era- I “YotXtln Imagine my agony, doomed old bora, ta Mendon. Mieb. llr wean , ]moul ocr ployed in Hastings spent Sunday with j week from school. . to dross ,the without her. The House Furnisher. WOODLAND, MtCHIMN 4 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wolcott Lottie Barnum is in Indiana doing days Mx*med endless till I could reach English Literature class is studying the oilier side and return. But on the 4- ' in Woodland. ' Merchant of Venice. • j < I Janies Heltner is very, lbw at this voyage I was robbed of what little — The Ladies of the U. B. church gave After some little discussion our money 1 had ‘ loft and was unable to a chicken pie supper, which was very school board has decided that foot-ball 'purchase a return ticket. 1 went to ; well attended in tbe Moore building i was too rough a game for our boys aud Min Grace Wado11 of Lake View work to earn the money to do so, but : Friday evening. . especially the little folks, consequently Sunduyed at Warren English’s. 111 aucceM» attended my efforts, and I I i Mim Bird Hale of Hastings was a been ruled oufof our athletics. Loy Wellman qf Otsego spent the entered upon a life of poverty. By the visitor in the village Saturday. ' A new foot ball has arrived but we hitter part of tbe week with his par- time I got enough together for the trip It seemed to lie that to return would i Lawrence Hilbert was at Hastings 8**® it*the name of basket ball. ■ enta at thia place. be useless. Doubtless my wife's par- i Saturday. . Rov. Lyons ami wife visited school I Rev. B. Hamp who hiw been at Pe- ' cuts had seenrjed for her an annulment । Mim Rena Wolcott entertained her Thursday forenoon. 1 toekey and Bates Rince lost May re- ‘ of' our marriage. . „ '. Instead of. going . friend Miss Edith Newton, Friday and I V" ' “ always ' . endeavor to ro-oper, '■ turned Home last Tuesday. _ wenc tn to Australia. A few i We shall । home 1I wnne Saturday. jrte with the wish of our .board, but | Quarterly moet'ing will lie held at years ago I c^tae to America with no j j more means tiain 1 had when I deft. • .Rev. Earl the new Methodist minis- we must have something to cultivate the U B. church next Satunlay and'; “One day I saw It announced In a ter arrived Wednesday and delivered fbo phjnical as wi ll as the intellectual, i .Sunday. Service on Saturday Ht two newspaper that my fife's parents had . his first sermon Sunday morning. Rev. Out door basket ball bus been substi- jclock also Saturday, evening. Rev died, leaving property, and in}- wife, Lxoi>.hns left for his new home in tuted. The game is full of excitement | (;r‘ifiin uf Charlotte will be th- preaid- j the only heir,Jin.! elojierf year* la-fore aud exercise hut npt uf danger. The ' ing officer. Shepardsville. anil had never since been heard from. jhCuni, 1 laid claim re the estate as her bus ' Allen Martin left town Munday )U....K jteopte .n. dikiM into «i« • o„r h„„., „„,v „.id, tlli. band, and In time It was paid over to morning tor Pennsylvania where he teskel boll tenra,. thr.« I... .....ng me.” , jnd tb.ua . tor th. r onn K l«Uta. I KtM>U m tai. week nuttheUOripp.^. will ‘pay an extended visit to friends Mrs. Brown w.js looking Inf • her hu»Thu captains for the buya • teams are and relatives. band's face httently. eegerly, and nt John H’. Landis. Bnrri.il Rising and ' , . Howard Lee was arrested Tuseday • Mrs. Will Schantz and family of this ln«t annciincement drew a long Carl England. The captains fur the, breath. . ! . ' morning <m a charge of not paying girl’s teams are Elsie Reyief, Elsie ;■ Hastings Sundayed with hk-r parent"Go on;’’ । ■ his bohrd bill, on coinplaiut of R. L. Blochers. Bizer and Maude Durkee. We antici- I Solomon . “ I dare not ” ) ’.Vright, proprietor of the Wuodland ]«tc some pretty good times at basket .Sunday School will l» held at the U. “Go on." UJJ TEA , testaurant. Ho plead guilty to the j" B. "church next ’-------Sunday -evening at ‘ u---- - ---------------'— "" It Is Absolutely Pure and Com- J* charge and settled up the ixiaid bi IL tall. “Our marriage Is void. A few days seven o'clock on account of the Q. M. i ago 1 saw It announced that mv wife i mends itself to every lover S Rev. Good gave us a call Thursday ' |mying $4.00 in costs additional. service Sunday morning after S. S. bad returnee! and claimed the estate.'' cl GOOD TEA S morning and he took care of the Preaching service at eight o’clock. All Mrs. .Brown burst lutu a merry 'peal morning exerciseo. I week representing Nonpareil Lodge K. are cordially invited to attend. of laughter, so happy. Bo exhilarated, Remember I pay the highest market price for your produce. , of P. in Grand Lodge at that place. May Helmer Lennon of yonr city is that her husband feared the new. had CARLTON. made a mental wreck of her. Misa Eugenie Burkle left Saturday vjsiting her parents at this place. “8he -Is an Impostor!" *he fairly । Mrs. Myers and daugheters Lnez*and morning for Ypsilanti where she will Mrs. Frank Wellman is entertaining j ■houted. "I an your wife. When we 1 Marjorie'attended the West Michigan COATS DROVE GENERAL STORE. attend school. Her mother Mrs. ... Alajister and niece from California. eloped I boa rdetl by mistake a steamer : Fair at Grand Rapids. "Bert Burkle and her sister Arba ac­ Thomas Rodebadgh and family visi­ bound for Ria de Jane.Ya There I i The ladies aid society will hold its companied her to that city. taught .<±ool tor imi, next meeting at the home of Mrs. Wm, ted at Lake Odessa last Friday. bHrlng that ail ogtate bad ratten to The prospects for a big attendance at : Unborn on Tuesday afternoon October yon, 1 nduntetl rrturnrd and »nd did exactly cuctlr wkat I you, tho Lake Odessa fair are not as geo J as I8WOODLAND LIVERY LAKE VIEW. fhll .11.1 — vI claimed ■ ■ _ .It aa you did with mine. they might bo on ’ account of farmers J“ FEED /TABLE Kir. and Mrs. Frank Johnson mid your-wlfe." The phone line from Lake Odessa being unusually busy taking care of a When vou want to do any driv­ "My dear." moaned tbe hnabaad. daughter Zena spent Sunday with Veni big crop of beans during this fine will soon reach A. J. ’ Downing and Cotton and wife near the Town line. ing in this vicinity, come and see ■the blow haa tewn loo ranch roc yon." ' Fred Lawrence. us. We furnish good rigs and weather. , But Mrs. Brown’k arms were around ’ A few from here attended the west drive to all points. When you Mrs. L. Knowles is visiting friends j bls neck, nnd ahe was beside herself Read the auction adv. of J. L. I in Grand Rapids. come here let us feed your horses. __ Michingn State fair at Grand Rapids with a natural, pot an insane jov । Thursday. OUR HACK MEETS All TRAINS £ Smith oirpage 9 of the BANNER. ^po you meai/’-.aaid the busUnd. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Rowland of Hast­ I Miss Grace Waddell spent Sunday I moiu. that what 1 any |, tnlc,< ings were visiting friends in this vi- j nONrtSniTH SONS COATS GROVE. though I would (not have l>eliev(*d It lu | with her cousin Mrs. English near •cinity Sunday. । another case. Two persons knowing LIVERTfy FEEb/TABLE Weak! land. Owen Townsend was home from IQ-ank Jones ran a pitchfork into Bis I 41 DMinciu | the c reumstanew of our dlMppearante Banfield over ounuuy. Sunday. . left'foot ________Saturday _______ f morning ___ p which may |I Mr" ,ind Dm* Johnson and son WOObLflNb, men. I aud .Inheritance(haw consjilnri' to pert J James Ehert and family visted friends prevent his returning.to'Ann-Arbor ftir 8JMint 8*»nd»y with Charley Smith and [ sooate us and sti-ure our estates. Since a few day. I fittnlly. . — [’in Nashville Sunday. ’ ?V‘‘. not,w !U,nl yo” ha<1 returned — j Sherm Smith of Ohio, is visiting at Dr. and Mrs/ H. B. Gammon calle ] ‘ A number ot the young pfsople at- end claimed yo$lr ^tale j havo like you, In mlstTy.” upon ~ Dr. * and Mrs. Regterink, of Freetended ­ the L. T. L. at Orr Fisher’s BARRY COUNTY MAPSJ 1 Abe Farley’s. The hu.lutnd waa nt lent convinced Ernest Hall and family of Hastings port on Friday last. All attended the Saturday evening. mack to bls relief aud Joy. Can be had at the Woodland. ।: visited Mr. and Mrs.‘Bent Lewis and Mr. the fut mer's sister Eunice Sun- j ball game‘(?) “My dear,” he said presently, there Postoffice, They give tho1 ,• d’V1 Joe Crockford has bang ht the D. R. and Mrs. Ed. Zimmerman and family I® a psychological feature of this case names of every farmer, the: Gertrude Ehret is going to school in ■ Foster farm of John Shupp and wife. spent Sunday with M. and Mrs. Alor.T ,b? co,ocld^‘* We both buried our hearts years ago, yet when number of acres he owns,, । Nashville. The latter will move back upon the xo Hilton of Martins Cornera. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charlton and •’■ch believed tke other bad returned all highways, streams,, ' Lon Wood and wife. Deck Sprague Odell place.’ we were mlxcraWe.’’ churches, school houses etc. : and daughter Ella, Mr. Bump and wife ' Invitations to tbe marriage of Jessie Floyd Nesbit spent Sunday in Maple Mrs. Brown bang her bead. ' and Johnio Furlong took in tbe 4»ir i M., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grove the guest of his brother Calvin n...■J1*1? . *81,6 stammered, “be­ Chprlton. PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS at Grand Rapids last week. ’ ■ Brooks,to Harry L. Stowell are out for cause I loved my second husband bet­ ---------------------------Wednesday e^ning October the fourth Mr. Althouse and wife of Bridge ter—I >e tier—th nn”! When doctors fail, try Bundock Blood , at Woodland Postoffice, "Tbe dmt. nnd 1 did the m Um Street was on our road Sunday. I Rev. Klose of Gran:! Rapids gave L Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipation 1 . dihvib. v-ures uj apejbhw, cum John Velte, Postmaster. . our i>ooplo an excellent address on Mr. and Mm. Fred Endsley spent case nr my two wlww." invigorates.tho whole system. •«S>en the note, or the clalmanta ; Sunday. Sunday in Hastings. erne up Mr. nnd Mn Brown round “ i Neighbors in this vicinity were Ralph Mead was on our street’ Sur.- more dlfflcult to prove their Identlta ; startled to hear a great commotion at day. <bnn they bad atipp,.k,„. । the residence oLDr. Gammon Sunday Mr. Hyde of Assyria is spending a era whose evidence was first admitted ' morning. The Dr. upon Aeturning few days with Wil) Chartton and family satisfied the court that they were the ta.1 hem,, and It re,|ulrM JoS.^ i from milking, hearing the noise, rushSira Cogswell is entertaining com­ evidence to brrek the teatlraouv and etl into the house to find oit meal Having removed my law afllce to the city ’of Hastings. M™''b“w','enBtr °' ”** 1 strewn all over the kitchen, Marjorie pany from Middleville. I wish io thank my many friends in Woodland and vicinity ! hid away in the front room. Hnbert fur their liberal patronage and kindness to me. 1 am dow MAIilON MAY HOLT., RRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. upon a chair speechless. Mrs/ Gammon occupying the frontTooms over the Hastings Banner office and am now ready to meet my many friends and clients, ie W. C. T. U. will meet with vainly endeavoring to escape some in­ A NEW JERSEY EDIeither In a social or business way at any time. My phone W. N. Whitlock Tuesday Oct. *8, visible object and throwing everything number is 452 and $ny one not having time to come to my „ TaR S TESTIMONIAL, Jennie Wilcox from Jackson and near her at some object in pursuit. office can consult me over the phone. Barnum of Coats Grow will .be Upon inquiry he found ,a mouse bad To my many friends in the south and west Fpart of the been in the oat meal, and had caused county I will say that for many years we have not met very tbe commotion. Mr. and MnC Roy Mead and daugh­ often but I now hope to meet you more frequently both in Hrer *y£.,8« “ “Fohrl ters and Mrs. Willson and son from a social and business way. My latch string will always hang out and I shall always be glad to welcome you. ' W. J. HOLLOAWY, Maatlngs, nich. Middleville attended church at Barry- Honey ud T»r. I cannot aav toi .Zk ville Sunday. • . Very truly. Richardsons, Superlative Carpets if; = HASTINGS BANNER, SEPTEMBER 28, 8 Rev. Dolph wm called to Nashville Wednesday evening to perform, the E. Mulholland' I The Beason of auction valeg is beginuinc. and I riira the next«-igl>t mouths a great mauj- thousands of d,.l|an. north of farm property will be sold at'I'.ubli ,,|, s Barry county. The prices at all these shirk wili d< ;., n l circumstances aud conditions, but most ot all ,.n , tion of ADVERTISING. A sale insuffii-irutlv ;ulvrrti>.d never produqpi the best results: a sale well a.lvrrtisal will always suebeeq, unless-the-weather i--i ,, that people cannot attend, IN FORMER DAYS. when advertising rates were high mid’ wl»-i>-tr wasimposible ta reach all the people through the :i"i'-;^per it wan necabary to use the auction bill. But tli,»e dip, have gone by and, like the .cradle and flail, me BACK NUMBERS. lu several counties in This 'si.it- t!i,r-it one newspaper in each county that reaches j ra. tn-ally all the people. In these counties like Gem -see. i lin ton and Gratiot, snch a thing as an auction bill as tht sole means of advertising an auction sale, is almost anheard of. In each of these counties is one paper which covers the county, and is used to advertise auction sales. Barry county is the fourth to fall in line aud THE HAN­ NER COVERS THE FIELD. It now prints 400o ^pers each week, equivalent to 20,000 readers, and tlionmghly covers every township in the county. Anv printer can print auction bills at a fair profit, but only a newsiaqer with a wide and thorough circulation ran .-iiceessfullr advertise an auction sale in ita columns. . THE BILL vs. THE BANNER. THE BILL reaches uuly a few htiudrrd. THE BANNER?. :• th xusandt'of (people. • ' THE BULL can cover only a limited tecinm, THE B AS\ER the entire county with equid thorougbuesa 1 HE BILjL is ffceti by the people only when th» y are ■> THE BANKER reaches the people iu theirJ-.oinw .THE BILiL is not read In busy times dr in l’»a<j wealh ..-apeople stay al) home. THE BANNER gw« where the V .j . , . THE BILiL makes the busy niau stop ivUeu he it•. . bly get out hisspcctach THE BANNER finds him «’ reading his pdper in a comfortable chair. mmy , < -r r — :> - THE BILL must be tacked up and distributed, a d.. for a man with a rig. THE BANNER distributee the sau . n •: : r. buuse without trouble or extra cost THE BltX is tom down by wind and rain. THE BaNNLR fc in: affected by the elements aud is read tinder all clrcumstaiicvr. Is It Any Wonder That Barn County Farmers Are Rapidly Abandoning the Auction Bills in Favor of THE BANNER? The BANNER has already advertised a number of Auction Sales and we herewith give testimonials from tbe first and last sales the BANNER adverted. Tbe first sale we advertised was for Mr. C. H. Stevens-, of Lacey. Here is what he says:— , THE FIRST SALE. THE LAST SALE, Lacey, i|lch., March 9tb, 1103 Hastings BANNER, . Hastings Mich. Gentlemen:— 1 aiu pleased to say that, with reghrd to die Auctiofi Sale of stock and farm tools on my farm on Monday. March fitb, that. I am more than satisfied with the method of advertising the sale through the Hastings BANNER. Notwithstanding there was another ■ale four miles away, there was a crowd of 250 present, coming from all quarters of the county. Every­ thing sold well. If I wen ever to have another sale, I would certainly advertise it in the same manner. ’ IlMtsngs, Mich. ' The Hartings BAX ' 1 Hastings. Mh? Gentlemen: Aerti»lB< endorie ybuptneth.’'it from Auction Sales, and Jun Sth exnerieuce. L bail an Inch adv Sept. ftth. 1UB5 and rur. in the BANNER ot pooled my sale would r 'wre not to exceed fully 100 people pres : g tep* ship in Barry loun seated excepting w ; MMl. A» was mat far as the sale went the pleasantly cut prised teyoai amounting to >L<90 • toy highest expectation \\ hj sh-uild I not be pleased ' ‘ IfT ever’liave a-, : ■ \ucuoa Sale 1 will follow toe a - »• ••'•’« of advertising exact!} KX H. STEVENS. We have every facility for orinting auction bill**, :‘ul; there isa fair piofit in th’e work, but we KSU'V Jlmt your money’ wzll go farther in the form of .vix ••rxi'ing. Abe State Association ot Auctioneers uiianin."'1' !' ,,n’ dorse it and also the leading Auctioneers of Bat ’> 1 REMEMBER that all your goods are to be ’• at tune,*and that on that one day depends whetl^r Wake or lose perhaps several hundred doilu»> _ dollars exMiise. is NOTHING compared with having-yonr File well aayertised. Drop us a bard and we will send you some interestiBg facts about auction sales and how to prepare for th' ’'’1- The HASTINGS BANNEH �HABTOGS BANNER- SEPTEMBER 28, 1903. Roller Mill Co. THE prices to Sept- 23, ’05. Dictator Flour Retail per Wholesale per bbl. 4.00 Bran Retail 9Oc Wholesale $15.00 $1.00 .7,.tail Wholes t!c $18.00 Every ar. warrant­ cd'to give . : irifaction or your lite* y back. as Your gro flour DICTA" o -83. , it not call1 Continued from page uue. Co. Roller AVRORA’S MODEL TION OF JAIL "I Me Sept- 20 A, Required by Law ; i 110 Prisoners In 6 Months. Make and directors, and.' all are determined Recommend to Supervisors. that Barry county people shall have A« Provkted by l.w. Probate Judge tho privilege and pleasure this year of seeing tbe best county fair ever held C Ag*”‘ "f SUte 6oard of in Barry county and the equal if not "*I Ch,riti'’ C. H. Bauer, superior of any other county in Michi­ Glllwrt Striker aud J. F. Bdmund. gan. _ ouperintendents „f th, p„„ m,fle an Signs continue to multiply that the inspection of the jail un Wednesday do^ fair this year will be a hummer. The September 20. This hu to Ixwt attractions ever gathered in one O'erysia months. According to tla, county fair ground at one time will lie (ho here. They will not be a lot of nauseat­ confined in th, eoU„t}. jail dnrj ing fakes or low exhibitions, but good, i»ut aix montlu. Of thw-,7. „r over half.were arrested a. dtarderlies; two clean and worth seeing. The races promise to be well filled. It is already for aaaault and battery. 11 f„r |.rrM!y certain that the live stock exhibition three for rubbery, three f„r (aUe preteiw. four for bartarfy. „ix ip^(. will be the trot in the aggregate in tbe history of tbe tseociation, while in three for disposing of contract propvegetables, grains, fruita and other Jerty*. lwo for *du)tery and tWo for ‘ farm exbibita the fctlow will be suporb. ! »tolen property. There were • Thete will te.fi,,. «xhil,iU(t|„„Grk' wo ~»»«d tedrauktedri. tw„ d.-1 ‘-------- -----------------“T v» iiw wui a . . . ------- kwv ue- , SM the »k„ district schools of. the ..t&inad WHOM™.™. «... each — -i. for . . I •lone it! U,n *<‘ m M W1,n ®***. one horw. county. The Grange will also be in •tMfing, burgle,, ■ ’r»pe.«a . . _1lmrh.nie ....... n1.J i evidence. Floral ball will have much non'*‘aPP0rt- tasking threats anu for ! uSw s.w. ' to please and attract. There aueiq will n ill he ,Wo or . three minor .......’.— — make a reroinmenda- j gtMa] hporta. Iota opr >good music, and . *** . 1 tb‘‘ b"ard »«I*,rvi.Hors ihake | y- u will see Barry ccounty people from we S’,eh cha"««' in jail windows as every corner in th< county. They are w wiI1 prevent the pairing of ^uticlee or 1 good folks to see , and it will lU worth your while. .A won! now to the •ubstanreaof any' kind through the! , jail windows. It seems the sheriff has farmers of Barry co inly, in conclusion. In large measure this is YOUR fair. ' f°?ni1 Brt,cJ‘*H ’n the pueMwimi of the JaiI thal hild h^n Th-- responsibility oftnakingitaraccevi bsw more upop you than upon , passe d through the windows which 1 j had been pried up from th.' outside. ’ others The ofticew *have made ‘ tbe ex. of the products of the farm more nnd nn>re a feature They ^r,.paring ..R AFTER THE WHIS­ no pains to make) t m exhibit uf edu- ■ KEY MEDICINES. rational value to , ill. but.to von |«ecially. Yon ahi uld. aucond their effurtk nut only by> attending, but by Uncfh Sam Proposes That leakers of taking something tu exhibit Never and Dealers in Such Must ini nd alxiut the pretminius. If you atu .’5 “^""4 I Tt h. , . T- c M'-'C ’ure.) • It hadi orlEUmlly been a bl<i Barrel. but Aurom., J tnirjfonned Imo a deei.leuiy ,t T-l-to hungtng, “StX outllhe. ot uuplaned •Bidding: wide dlraaa, nurmd with! comfortable rnrtlon., aeggest.sl luxuHou. repoM.; a curiously caryed cabi­ net Steal near one of Hie windows, and I quaint brushes, candlesticks, feudera! •nd copper kettle, were everywhere. There were orderly disorder and ret ■ ful Chao®. Under the wide north light rat Auro ’ ra before an o^sel, her heir Iwtatllug' with an imposing array of gcalpbh and bruabea. On the canvas befpre her ' ■n autumn landscape Fas M|owly TOm. Ing into being. The landraape wM not deveipping ratfofactorUy, and the seal-! pels won- being pressed Wfo service ‘ i ^,xxn,^°L‘^“r\‘r'‘hek ™hM I I‘““' ‘“,dfOrd - - - - - - - ,, Middlings . BEST <OUNTY EAIR SEMI-ANNUAL INSPEC­ assured that What Pay License. fairly judged, as w : are sure it w ill >\ riding wan made by the internal be. y^u have done your dutytu ynnr revenue ulfian. l,.-t v..k th»! any neighbor and yourt jlf ,by showing up |. j patent , medicine containing S3 jer' what yonr labor c r- your ~ ’ farm has eent alcohol would hereafter Im- treated produced. The fai ■ not cuDductatl an uiwholi<- borerage. and tbe manfar itb money-mak ng value, but Tor ufax-turer and whotarale and retail its educational vol la. I Help the good , d,a|m jn ,Dci| moUcittre medicines would' lie work along in eve y way yon can. , rapunj to •pay liquor liIi• ll„- n-gniar liquor Goverm >rr Warner and Good , cense imposed Remember Govern :zi, ... the ™. government. o. ... ........... Ti.lby This j Roads Earle are txok<& for addressee . decnxi will force many of the patent ’ lie stood apologetically by.I tllte /Iranw -...1,,.. _ blandly ■. the door, smiling wt the** girl I| before the ettael. "Hello, Aurora!" said. he. with a meekbews becoming an Intruder. “Como in und abut- the door." said! Aufur* , "You must sit down and b«! very quirt. This la my busy day." Radford tosw-l hta coat nnd hut upon a divan, thrust hfo hands into his pockets und strode oyer to the easel. ■ ‘•Jove. Aurora, thnt'a a stunning marlne!" he Observed. > "It's not a marine.** eald '•he testily; “It's n lainlsi-upr, autumn." “Oh!" said he. "Isn't thut water In the foreground?** "Dini. <nld 'Ayrura, .scraping an overdone* clond realously, -win be a cow Whoa it’s tiulshwi." “I tM'g the cow'^ pardon,’ I'm auro,": said Radford, cow, Aurora. I’m vert partial te red The undersigned having decided to move to the Village of W<x>dland. will sell at Public Auction at his farm, one mile east and one-half mile north of the Village of Woodland, on Monday, October 2nd, 1905 Sale commencing at 10 o-clock a. m. sharp, the following described property to-wit: * 1 mare 6 ydars old 11 mare and colt 2 colte 2 yeprs old 1 yearling eolt )’ 1 suckling Lit \ mareH . 4 cowd. onef will be fresh in December 5 young sows with pig 1 brood sow with pig 6 shoate 4 spring pigs . 1 Osborn binder 1 Champion mower . 1 Farmers Friend grain drill, 10-faoe 1 Hoosier grain drill, 3-hoe 1 check rower 1 steel land roller 1 McCormidk hay rake, 10 foot 1 cultivated, two-horse 1 Syracuse drag. 15-tooth, nearly new ], drag. 17 tpotli *’i -] breaking plow 1 donblesbdvel plow । 1 lumber wagoni 1 truck 1 double, buggy Bob sleighs A remoter Windmill and tanks 3 barrel gaspline galvanized sap tanks I farm bell 1 grind stone ... but 1 luncu't time to. look 1 for them „ ‘ he nah!. "Brohles. I camd | here thi>’afternoon to offe’r'myUf m j Locpl News. WIRIER FORETHI ■ IODO PIECES OF SHEET MUSIC 1 corn sheller 1 tank heater 1 hay rack 1 etone boat j 1 sap sled 1 hog rack il sheep rack Plymouth Rock chickens Geese ;l>og Jack Log Chains [Cow chains Forks Manure book , Straw hook Straw knife I Crow bar [Post digger p-horse doubletree Hay fork, rope and pulleys Florida spray pump 2 bed steads Bookcase Bent wood churn Vinegar Imrrels Seed sower • ' Clock Crocks and jars ■ 3 milk cans Lot of barbtMl wire ' u se^&ork harnes* 1 set fly nets |A.nd[Other artiples too numerous’to mention . LUNCH AT NOON “Please sl; down." >lir stiuppod-lmnatieutlv -YLHfii find Botn’e maga-i • " limn srmewherv about," "he added a model." .' "A ui«xl* l fur vvhat'r" she asked. “Indolence?** • “A model of sorrow," raid he. I at the fair , . • medicines off the market, and the i.> “You don't look, your part purlieu- ' public will Ix’ th*- gainer. Some dav Jarly," she remarked. "I'm consumed with It," he declared HASTINGS MAN WAS CAPTAIN ‘ ’acta Sam will take more interest j than now in the patent mcdiciiw bxwi gloomily. । nera, and bar from the mails tbe flam“How ”--------»•••-• ■' mockingly. •• • 11 “ sad! ’* she said Of Winning K. of [>. Drill Company Radford retired to a divan- lu tho ing advertiaemants and circulars of the cure all nostrums. corne.- r.nd settled comfortably ou a at Jackson. Dr S. M. Fowler pile of l usbfuni The Man. "if you could transfer my sorrow to ; Hattie Ureelc C •mpany. Uniform cantax, your name would be made," . ______ ... The coal dealers have ixnnnirnced! to Rank Knight* <4 Pythias, won th«“Since when Iims thia affliction destate <3hampioB*b|p a» the price contest wear that "smile tltat wontroinv. vfl " nt Jiickxm hist wt «k. ita <a>m|w*tit>;r Judging from the shooting going ion srended upon yptlZ’ ebe waked. ' Since Tue.<tdsy. afteruouu at &30.'* I being Uiimd Kapi ta Uompany. The in this vicinity it would warn tiat “PshWw!" said Aurora, bw eye-, fixed ' Battle Cteek Com >any were .led by there <• not a very wholmmie fear jot on tbe landsL-apx. ! M. Fowler, the game law>. thejr [Captain, Pi. “it's iiu •pshawing' matter with me," ; J->rmrifly »>f this ,>li ore. His friends here , The state fair this year is said to hdvr rah! lie. Y«»ur sixth refusal has filled ! addin! .laund-s won cleaned up $40,000. The gate receipt* .me with*gtaum." ' "I'erfiapfi a seventh might hearten j k Company. that were $88,000. a* against at yon a bit," ehe suggested uiuih loudly, ■ body having won a prize last year in • l*ontiar*last year. • “Tb-i<-’j; probably ta- a seventh' be-' a niti-inal contest ' ■ith the genial Dr. IaL<t Sunday was rally day st tjh«- forv 1 leave," he returned despondent- i a§ Captain. ' . -l | Methcxli-tt Sntulny school, and there; *yAurora iaugbed; then she turned 1 . was a large attendance and much inFILED MORTGAGE OF $100,000 X? about Hi her chuir aud regarded him 1 gravely j The electric line Iwtween Kutannvwo • "Paul, why on earth can't you be For the Battle’Cre :k & Grand Rapids nnj (jranij Rapids sm-ins to !-• un :>• sensible?" .-die asked. “Why can’t you ; . l-fn be g<Kxl friends " ith trie without-Uoh, । action Com' i mi red fact, work hwving nrlea'dy roid spoiling d all?" . i gomenced' on the road lied. Ihe 1 CWMT, • ArSTH. CLEA SlINESS, ' ‘ “My dear Aurora," he explained sol- ! ' pany. will run through tbe -.utiiern part l!5S WOBBY' ‘-0RK DIR .ASSES said that a emuly. ,“lf Providence bad intended the register of . (jp ebnnty -and it i-» *«••" Tlo-n- was filed v >th i j men to' be sensible In your pcraoue®, . BEECHWOOD MASS ILLON ofjlluO.OOO , Mpnr wlM lx, u> Gun lake. . dtsfln last wk-k.a n ortgagu • : ib? would.never have given you that rhe governor will <fali the attention I in favor of th** Stat • ---Bank of Chicago.’’ ■ ~ ciun and those Ups and"— COAL wnt and , Jp (f Michigan to tl)e 1 “BoaUr said Aurora, coloring n bit It runs five ypw» at six . - per . covers franc! lues and property, | that Septv SO has been set aside- by Radford deserted the divan and Guarantees a’l of - this in . ... tho ... -----.wned by the Battle».Creek and • Gmnd . of the legintature as“memory day.'‘ came over to the easel He stood for your home. Troduc cd for • /. • act 01 tDe legismiunru-. th(. eSort, ()f tlle 8t„c a time looking down at the girl Rapids Inter iLake fTroctiou Ca Th>. . Domestic U*e O: te-^^^.^.^ ()( eloU with thoughtfully. is th- line that it propotedtoran ------- rji name •Til make a compact with you," ho tweep the twt> citieh— and ~ through th.-J. the object of improving the condition said nt length. "Tell mo for the eev­ ilcopy of lake region io the s i>uth **- and *western;; “ —1 throughout the A ROM. ''.; enth'time that you won't uiairy me, HOM ' MAKIt is claimed1 ■ M .. ,. :. „ vou b.vc a loi in Urn erm.- ' end I'll s<*e to It that It la the last." n sbo ild read part of Barry! Conn y. thut a branchi will II ■.- built t.» this city.’ tery. take a day off and straighten it • "And we'll be friends ever afterT’ . it si-eaks well for 8 town too ! she rakl Hlrfitly. ■ ----T----- -- ii opubliaiii Fishing i up. Th. RouJwlt “F“No, we w.e wun won’t be frirndu," be raid. ; when all the public places sho* signs J• "No. The Club, «»f Middlevilit. will have a meet-j JULES G. HOFF MAN. [ "excejrt ill itatno.” J of care. ' She shrugged her shoulders, but said ing at Streeta S lar ding. Gun take toj Detroit. Michigan, • With all of tho electric line* that nothing. day. —r , . Jhave iMcnlnnll tothi. city wililin ite[ “______________ Listen. Aurora. Just say ‘No* ouca ‘ take myeelf off. I won't Thus. Fisht r squared away t*1”’1• . . fi,w vear„ it „ fl very conM>nff more, miff 1*11 Justice Riker Monthly. He was charged | th|U‘11(lt an accident has occurred •trouble —— - -rr — •»»-» you after that. 1*U I’ll 1.leave you SrtJuCT’v. • 'test Jcuipped'and with having , imbibed »o much bug ( honw luw scared by to your landscapes -nnd—and—the fel­ low who Is luckier than I." juice that he bad "that tired feeling. the lond «i«ngi"S "r «“«• “nd ghe looked up. Ills face was very -I '. taii rs tircent. Mihhal I’billip** lathered him in. mielxv Uf any Bind ha. occurred. : j;> 1! ej!’« trade ... .__nili'nnp grave. It waa unlike him to be seri­ -bme objection iwjo *' *treasurj " .T x n-tr.-faeouire Thomas enriched thk) Ipublic ous She felt n trifle alarmed. •t «ha iext-booki ktenl with With giving * ......... u worth rather than board up the rwidcnco streets »■- a lataV.'t.’ic mailed “Now, Aurora," be said quietly, “tell i.-.*ixuci«on also. Sheriff Furnish 15 dfy*right of way, yet we Imre not heard of me for tbe seventh time, and 1'1! go." . . Va^pagaiM,. jnO H single resident whose ah^mbfini have Aurora .made a pretense of retouch­ ; U-en disturbed in the least. Tbe still- ing tbe cloud. “I am waiting." he said pnUently. nem with which these various lines Still she said nothing. Ilndford pick­ | are operated is indeed very remark­ ed up bl* bat and coat. Tbpn he again able. took Ids stand by tbe easel. •Are you going?' she said weakly. A now l»w •>■«• 1,1,0 "As soon as you tell me," said he. I Smtemlx-r 1.1. creeto > new «"«« ■” Aurora arose deliberately from th® < ■■ go'Hg! to give aXay during FAIR WEEK eeveml counlire ot tin: »*<«• e*11*1-1 easel. She went over to the-window •luU ly t ree _ * | tbe juvenile court. In counties hav­ and began to 4j>n her palette with a ing » popuUltoh of 23.000 to lOUOtU. scalpel. Rndfonl watched her, And his circuit court commw.ionera ere given eyes narrowed dangerously. orlgin.1 jnrWIctlon. In »m«ller •'Of course It means very little to rountie. juriwliction le contorted on you," he burst out hotly, “but it seems configl of Vocal and Instrumental pieaee, auch proteto judges .nd in l.rger count,™ to n»e you need not delay lu this use­ - ta-en selling and we want every person cdmlng to v------an viofin ororMandolin on one of the circuit judges. AU less fashion. You might at least be l?’(' ‘ f- wkq has Organ Piano, . to ar ■ ,.!ie dnjyone piece to a person. w< ' tn,ittors concerning uegtoctod. de^nd- merciful." ' • • almost giving o*t*har goods away, Hers are a Aurora lifted her eytfo slowly, and as ent nnd delinquent children an, to te t“l ■1 ■ .i.itf.n for tf,r Fair b'nlr Week VVataalr Only." flnlw slowly her face lighted wtth a wonder­ heard in this court. Tire Frc“d^ A $aO.OO buffet fw $22.50 oBicor ol the conrt is known M jn«e ful smile "There are several ways of being A 1514.50IChiffoner for $11.00 merciful." ehe said gently. of juvenile court. ----- -----, A $22.50 Couch forQ$15.75; >O Reed jlocher for >1.W In a moment one of the brusbea In A greet movement for msnu«l train­ The». 1. for FAJR WEEK mb ing achools is ia evidence tn education- her balr had left a ghastly streak of nd on bls face. ni circle., which is a «g» of pr<«t«HARRISON RMITFL ,ion indeed. Dot why no tte work right in tho hornet Mothere. WM | LfflQW AUCTION SALE! Terms of Sale: All sums of 00 or under ciuJi, anti all sums over $5 a credit of onb year will be given on approved bank­ able tioteH without interest. 3 per cent- off for cash-. JOHNSON L SMITH, JAS. M. Auction'r If you want to buy or sell anything try a Want Adv in the Banner. AUCTION SALE! The underligued having resigned his position of Carrier on a Milk Route, bus concluded to dispose of some of his livestock, aud will sell at Public Auc­ tion at bis farm, 21 miles southwest of Cedar Creek, and 4 miles east of Delton, on section 2, Barry Township, on Sale commencing at one o’clock sharp, the following property to-wif: 1 brown holrae, 11 years old, weight 1300 . 1 bay horse, 12 years old, weight 1200 ’I’he aboMe horses are extra good workers, the bay horse is a good roadster. 1 roan cowj 11 years old 1 roan cow, 9 years ol d Both of above cows are due to calf in November 1 red cow, 7 years old, giving milk I roan cow. 4 vean old; due to calf thia fall ' • 1 roan cow, 3 yearn old, calf by side 1 red cow. fi years old, giving milk " 1 Spotted cow, 5 years old, giving milk 1 beifer, 2 years olri, dne to calf this fall 2 yearling steers 1 spring calf 1 sow with pigs, sow is extra good brooder 26 lambs 1 single buggy 1 single harness 1 steel frame 60-tooth harrow 1 2 single cultivators, 5-tooth . 1 small road scraper And other articles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE All sums of $6.00 and under cash. All sums over $5.00, a credit of one. year will be given on good bankable notes with interest at six per cent. Two . percent discount will be given for cash. Kenh.es & Walldorff, NOTICE OF BEAMING CLAIMS. teach the girl, to teacDUNS* ~ tetri _ white house work 10 in your own facing V.hile State of Sicbtoux. County of Harry, m. 1 , .c-....... Mjinetbing Notice 1» hereby fire®. th*t by an order of the Probate Court for U of use to them and also ran of chasing down to every train coma in sight nt the d^ ‘”'’K dentally or accidentally <’> «’u^ are required to jircernt tb"-r Court at the Probate ofhre >u the city acquainted with moot any one they ProunJ If naH-Jus^fi i examination and allowancr. on Ar urfJE me‘smdI day of January next, and that can force into their hans if thrv were made useful •• LTraamtmtel at home, they wmdd PIANOS AND ORGANS. Zil- L . THREE LiCEHMO EMMLMEM. No, 77 The BEST 5 CENT c,Kar No. 77 * 1 ------- TRY IT------- ,-------- TRY IT-------- " find lew time to ornament the Keep the chfldrea at home. - Ernest Pifer, Proprietor E. R. CONRAD, Auction’r �R.STlHtia BAM-Kll, .KVIKMI'KB W. 1W6, Bod Blood b responsible for most, of the diseases and ailments of tbe human system. It se­ riously affects every organ and function, causes catarrh, LOMITON COUNCIL. Commuu Counorl met lu regular .ses­ sion Friday evening, Sept, la, Iwa. ---------------- — r su'u Mayor Heath presiding. . pre*e-.t u< n>ll call—Aids-. Barber. BroouH. Grant, Hall, Hilton. Scqix mod REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Welsaer- Ab pnU-Ala Hur-om Continued from page otic. . v-iuu-eh of previous tuee’ing read WARRANTY DEEDS. and approved with tone correction. Lucy Hanford to. Lottie M. Ahi. Uurto-’i resumes hi* seat ou.the environment making him such. Vance, lot 4 HkK. Middleville* .V>0 00 ' The blood of over half the races of council. The obowiug aceouuu were allowsu. James A. .laphet to Richard H. the earth flows in the American of toFlOeU. tvAsiitx. ’ Williams, parcel, Orangeville 90 00I day. He. stated that we were by far (•'rank DioMiAy “ •• Fruncse E. Beach to Chas. Du­ the moat •crossed” race that ever Ed. Sh.ny SURROUNDINGS HAVE MOST imtaKt 2 WILL IMPROVE THE C.K.&S Will Reduce Number and Degree of Curves and Lessen The A CARLOAD Grades. Jn an interview published in the daily prose. Lewis Surgont Of Kala­ mazoo. Superintendent of the C. K & S.. last week announced that his compony is fanning to spend a great deal of money in betterments. Tho C. K. Jc ft, is doing a wonderfully prosperous bois, part of lot 598 City.... .2300 00' lived. What was seen in nature with business oouMidsring the length of the much crosmsi plants was seen in • and worse-troubles. Take A. Augusta Clark to P. T. road. It-connects with the main line l.-dM) DO Americans—the most prominent virtues Colgruve, lot 893. City and two branches uf the Michigan Oenas well as vices of the crossed races John G. Roush to Nora A. Ftonklfowct tral, with the I^ake Shore. Pare Mar­ j whose blood Hows in our veins were IWft 1‘rc* Godfrey, lots 3 and 4 blk 1, Frank >|idkn»»n which purifies and enriches quette. Gt R. A I. and Grand Trunk. ! prominent.. And yet Mr. Burlank Roush's add Freeport HMM) 00 tbe Mood as nothing else can I this pratically gives to all the towns liclieved that in America selective en­ John, L. Shupp to Joe. L. along its lino the advantage of all five vironment would yot produce-the highCrockford 40 ac sec 28 Carlton 2700 00J cst and best race of beings, physically, of these roads. This has been a great Mary Baitinger .to Walter 8. • help to the manufacturers and other mentally and morally, to be found in Priest, parcel Woodland vilthe world. . shippers in this city. As cvey one j lage... 15 00* "What would produce thia race of । knows, there has been a serious short­ age of cars for some weeks. But Mich. Cunf.yS. D. A. to West higher beings? Mr. Burbank said this Mich. Conf, a D. A., lot 8 • would be brought about by the proper Hastings ias felt it very little, because blk 17. Eastern odd. City...:.. i oo) care nnd education of children in the Frank Uorum. acomut tbe C. K.«S S. has five roads to pull from, home and. school, but -mainly of course C.4:in« * T«4iaa .. • and tbe Michigan Central, knowing . Wm. G. Brooks to Lawrence. Cleanses Where Soap F. PbiUlpa. Ut»< . in the home. The surroundings ip the N. A. N-»tua. Ut»t . , this, realizes that they mast look after ‘ Debolt, 40 ac sec 80, Maple and Water Fail j home should be peaceful, orderly and Dr. Moat<v<ncry . . Hastings or their competitor here will Grove - Washing with soap and water most of aM moral. The. virtues of get tho business. The a vantages of Jas. B. Mix to Jos. Mix, 37 makes the face-look clean, buta It , honor, truth and right living should ktub«n«*. draylug. this condition are manifest. A» the cleans tho surface only. It does ac sec 86, Nashville 4300 0«J not clean out the impurities In l»e impressed, upon children. They business of, the C. K. & 8. has greatly Jos. Mix to Win. Hire, parcel the skin that make it muddy-and ,H. Plckel. I*»o* should be fed” nourishing, wholesome Increased, tench larger freight trains Nashville 275 00 sallow. _r>_r jiwr have 16 be hauled and this has led to food, not dainties, and given plenty of ___ t_____ Pompein Massage (’ream goes Geo. G. Cisco tu Henry-Green. it. The school hhunld stipplenH-.nt the Moved by Aid. Bnaiks that the »«.- a painful realization that there were through tbe turface., It - inks In 400 00' work of the home in morals as well as couuts be allowed. Carried—Ayes,all. some very| heavy grades and sharp ' to every pore----- reaches and C. A. Williauix made application in loosens all foreign dirt aud irn Birte Pettingal to Angeline I education: The child as he grows tu form - for a sidewalk enidc ou curves, ami that it was a serious dis- ' . purities that lodge In the pores. I manhood should lie taught the value of proper Oversmith, 40 ac sec 30. the north side <rf Blair street-bet ween advantage tx> haul the increasing length ! It Is the only facial cream free Woodland... *. a WO 00 I choosing good surroundings for him-j ik>ltw<<o<l und E.ixabvth streets. On and weight of freight trains up these; from grease and that keeps the self that he may develop along rigid j m- iiuuot Aid- Grant same was referred face frw from it I»jes nut A. E. Kenastvn to T. C. Will­ to .idewalk comwittee with power io. grades and (around these curves. As । cannot- promote die growth of the road ia prospering wonderfully, it | iams lot • 1213. City HUM) 00 | Su-t Carried—Ayes, all. . hair on the face.. Np man in the world is more com- , 4 petition signed by Al. Horney and was decided to spend a good sum in QUIT* CLAIMS. ; petent to speak on the subject of die | twelve others requesting a str. iq, lamp reducing tin grades and lessening tbe Price 50c and 31.00 i Jar. Alexander Bissett to Birte E. good effects of good surroundings and . w be placed ut the.junction Of State, j I curves. Th ts will make stray import­ Pettangill. 40 ac sg?c 30. the .1 ot l„.l oovironment than Mr. c«'“« -''j1 ^s' .’’"T!' , ... , , . ward. (>n motion of Aid. weissert ani change* iin the line, but they .are Woodland......., . .......... Burbank, whoae life lias been spent in [ satue r,,fei re(j U) lighting commit-' demanded b, ■ the growing business ot Prescriptions prepared as if for the work of developing higher, and • tec. Uarrled--Ayes. all the companj. MAKItiAdK LICENSES. more useful forms of life by cultivation U. H. Williams and o. 1-'. Warner the Doctor's own use. • Geo. A. loong Freenort:. >ml .mvironment. I '■> ?"-!»■• .'“I” * HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. May R. Hnrpef City . . . . , r , ■ I "'uter main to Ik- .aid on B'iir street Sign of the Elephant. Is there not in the words uf tins jM.lwPen Bollwood and Eli^hath The siralgbtest thing lu ukture or John VanStrieu, Assyria great man a meiaage for all of us. the streets Oo morion uf Aid. Hall same art Is a raj of light when passing Minnie Duren. Grand Rapids. •151 j message of ap optimist, the messagr* ' referred to water committee. Carthrough a milium of uniform density. W« Wm.ld.U4ta to mtt rtM”'V"’.MvWodm,.d«.pplle.rton Asa'Burns, MajJe Grove Hence the eye la enabled to tost ths Bert ha Thomas. Vermontville. • A)i the moat and best of our mirronudings. lf,c C(nlIj<.|| u, remit >41 V2 taxes •trnlglrtuess ef an edgeer tul»e by hold­ Fred Camp, City. _________________ . .32 I und if poatiible make _________________ our surrounding.* which amount bad been assessed nod ing It as nearly as possible <-<Wucident Maude Whitney ,\City............................ lift! bettar. Especially should we feel that paid through a mistake. Moved by with a ray of light, such parts as de­ Raymond E. Burney. Grand Rhpids.lW duty to our neighbor should compel’ us Aid Weissert Lliut the clerk draw a port from Ktroiglitness then Intercept­ check Tor the amount. Carried—Ayes, ing a raj aal causing a shade to be Henrietta M. Kinney Hastings...40 । to make the environment of all al>out rust U|x»n othtr parts. It Is not known us. as far as wo are rcHponrible for it Our customers all tell iue that our J'he side and. crosswalk committee st what eari.’ period in the hlstoty Of PBOlJATE t’OUKT. Silver Leaf Tea is the best they have or can influence, full of that which is recommended the following crosswalk* qunklud tliejjlseovery was made that | ^ver tried. It is tbe pure article and Estate of Christina Brandstetter. cheerful, helpfuL hopeful aud inspir- tube built: Action Grant! street on | Its quality cau't be surpassed. Our east siae side oi of vnurcp Church street; street: acrw*, across jci Jef-- straightness rould l*c thus determined. ,, .... . , east Proof of will filed. Order admitting mg. To all imrents this duty woqld fenKJ0 on MUlb blde of Walnut1 It, Is certain that thousands, of mechan­ ! coffee enjoys an equally good repn.v___ __Mlre,:l wprobate. John Brands tetter seem very plain that for their children’s ____ Station. _ __ . street; aert-ss Walnut street‘‘oo_ west ics use the method dally without being ippointed executor. Claims heard Jan. sake they should live at their very ^de of Broadway: screa* Sure street at able to give a rational explanation of • Give us your order for pickles an Maynard’s barn to Hotel Barry: across It. » all kinds of Spices. Stale street from 'Horton’s to Herald Estate of Elizabeth Engle. Petition i-office; across State street from Carter to determine heirship filed.' Hearing THERE’S NOTHING IN THEM. ,Y«'trU TT In Japan* It‘appears tligt one factor Cotton Hatting per roll.. Oct. 16. — , , I dershott’s; across State street from entering into the choice of a dnughterErftate of Wm. A. Moore. Petition lo-law Is her skill tn raising silkworms. ‘ court yard to city hall: across Church t u . t •»» j •• vara io nan: vnuron tfligh School Special Tablets for. .5b for probate of will filed. Hearing Oct. We Refer to the Claims Made by street, south side of Center; acres. There is more: to this than appears on j : 16. . • ! ■ Walnut street, west, ride of Church;- tbe surface o£ the statement. for* It Em ut Walter minor. »-> Sollot Or. | |yrk .tr. t.. mtl,■ *tl..of4.J,n-vr: •rems that the thread spun by n silk­ j "We want your , i. ,i <t«*r« For Pnr Groceries, -across vtMlehl ashingtou, southn<(Plh side offWe Court: Highest market price paid for proAnnual account. of. guardian fild. ders /U1 Arc (>..1' worm Is regular and .even hi proper­ luce. ! tlon,- as th«* worm lum liven regularly DEAFNESS CANNOT SECURED I 8e”r*1 o,°ar “<**»«- -P-^ "f w^nfbbi; ’ j and carefully; fed. The prospective iStore open evenings. Wloe.l.,.,.^000...,. tbommw rm.* ! ™>T«F«re-bo nro going ,.p...d -horn ■ “r“: XT ‘ mother-ln law Unrctufly and minutely | garments of the aspiring ■S?toi1,S?<S;^..‘“c.a,u>l?Kl?Smnw ;lh^M*’,“”'TO,lntryi,‘v’'rl°a,,Kt“’"* s:*,-’1r«trro»Bulnoroni«.lo l-.u- examines the . ... - | i tioual ceodltlan sftlir nxicon-. iink>s«>( Fu of the state soliciting t.nlera for gro- i coanVi across Blnir *treei, « e»t shiv <4 । bride. Judging »f her qualifications by de-I’-I.lr-tr....' I tbHr ..mdltton' • unit wIk-b ni^eutttriy.f-ndoed, DeAfnrsoiF tbe liveries from curs. It* theta* canvas- s‘at u* *' Phone 292. result, nnd uiiIi-nn the inflnnmlhm van be mxen i__ . . , „ ■ i street. ■» out and thbutul-*- r—tor •<! to Rs normal i»ndi j M rh ar*5 already ;n Barry county ,'ln. A Id. Hall same wni . ’phen* are some people who through ' Famous GARLAND and PEXIXSI LAR BASE BURNERS. There are ho twitter stove* made, ■„„] We will make you a price prim that’s right. riaht If you want to buy a stove, call nil(j see us before you place your order.. Hood’s Sarsaparilla POM PEI A N Massage Cream IT WILL PAY yar Fal (.tea «f Forut City Palau. ... Weissert Bros W.J. HOLLOWAY THE BEST TEA w POUR-QUOI-PAS found for the Heney Jr. r. farm, second farm south of tbe New Catholic Call make nr range mm I p, ur address the owner. fowling Rr««, wi-I h know:; as th*- It® ,F. S. CLAPPER.«« S.F.J.- m.!. Railway Miehi Central m i' ti u’V.V’ ai-’ 1 • •lackuofut. indifferent e or sheer terror i nojuuiR hut an imui:ne<l coBdltiuu of tin* mu- ■ who buy of these canv.usscis *no doubt ’ . ?'• u"ir r ;axml« turfacci. .• , .x. ... , , W<- win k)tc One Hundred Dollars for anv du ,,(r the understanding - that 'pruache. t arried Ayes. aB. : lnK “»«“-* »»U|4cai»ant things wltbprt U.O...V but b„. it I. I sidewalk committee recommended protest. nr*y (dislike- “fuss" or they . they rfre actually saving money j clri-ite rs free. .1. Chksev C’o.ToiXDo.O. has been shown again mid again that that the trustees of the Fi ve Methtxli-i *re too cureless or hrfppy go lucky to ; Mold by DnisnHts. ’ local merchants are able to stipple the Church be ordered to build a concrete tssert themselvU; hence they come off Take llafl's Family I’lllx for cot»Ui>atlo«i. • »mt or ram tetter good, for Ira mon- I badl)- ererrwb.,.. Tb«.e »re the lu«n ' Window shades, any size, any <■> than tbe nutramt i, .Die to put "J,wiuL, u-n dw. iotSolt AUI ’’l‘.0 U»- bbeookrtl chop, HaMIdo t>:»»:00 I color, any kind at Mulholland’s. ' Coats iin*e 8:35 4:43 11 them out. There i» another hide of i W'eiwerl .ante was adopted. Carried i 11 om!!*11 .£"! Um’ Woodlantt t»<30 <:35 11 tbe qimttat. too. How »«,, would •'.«* . I “ 8’tunl»>’ ar Woodbtuy It km 4.to 11 sidewalk cototnittee recommend-1 ’ T" TT? Via P M By. like to see the stores iu all these little ! The 11,0 C, ‘U ed that Mary L- Geer be ordered toi. One ,of natures remedies; cannot Lansing .*..3:®.. villages dose up* How many would build'a cement waik on tbe north aide < •Vn*tbe Wea ■1 co,,5t*tution; never Grand BaaMa 7:10 am like to send away or wait for a can­ of Court street abutting the south line । ’ 8 to cu,r.° autrnner complaints of w . j .K kalxt , G. P. Extract of vasser in order to get necessities? How of lot 730; also to build a concrete walk i l?n?go?r “T* Yr* on west side of Washington street, Strawberry. many would like to be compelled to abutting the east lines of lots ”20 and ' ------ —--------- 4----- =---- —___ always have the cash whenever they WOODBURY-IONIA STAGE LINE Jt'/**!*1 ?.%after arrital of ntoming trains at»: is. Arrives need any little thing? How many v VItr. vRaud train »’>MAJNsatqnee I t M. Knuth nr< lh«C atif 1.15 .. uP. M. anlreaat Woodbury* .,t want to live 25 or 80 miles from town tied ayes all. which would certainly be the case if - Moved by Aid. Grant that a two-inch * main be laid on Thorn street. Carried. * there were no more country stores, be­ Moved by Aid. Grant that the council I Means McCoy’s Whole StocK. cause without them there would be no employ Chas. Baker to make s canvass 4Come to Michigan d Best County Fair. While here make villages? How much less would your ol all the water consumers in tbe city, f Moved by Aid. Grant that a six inch I X our store your headquarters and look over one of tbe finest farms be worth if tjierc were no vilwater main connection and most complete stocks of ages in these Part^? And another I te turylfe m^e “ C^W.’to the table f factory he made. Carried. ’ * I. W1LLH V* Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Ci.trtains thing ----- „ —...... how — many -j .favors u.w.„oshuold U..wn. you c*ex- ■ Moted by ARI. Weissert that the bid 1 > Come in and have a f KNAPPEN, pect from your local merchants when of Gilielajid be rejected. Carried. I ever shown Tn Harry County; . .Lan Trual "Vo. Building. UrsnC ' game on fbe1 Itegnla- ♦ ! son load up «ilh every foreign canA,ldJU" lh.“l* -acitiR. hlichiraH. • SEWING MACHINES. NEEDLES .nd REPAIRS. . . । to construct Jefferson street sewer ex- * tion jo-Pin i Alley. ? I TIHIMAS & I’KYOR. vasser that comes along* | tension. Carried—-Ayes, all. ■ 4­ D L i.uWRY, C. n Thoma* j Moved by Aid. Barber that the chief t Altai -Dju, Attorneys at Law. ; It’s good healthy +|i of lire department order a magnetic + Al r»«» a large Slock MOW TO COOK PRUNES. j . Off oen over Hastings City tuurt. coll Jor Indicator, also one ।each for 1.1 ♦ , , ,, .. , . i| '-«•» ••»»’ Hiuiuiwr, «tre»scles on hat»J sport a»id you’ll ear- 11 In concluding an article in a recent ; and 43. Carried—Aye’s, all. C •|>kuve * ro riEK, If. A. AC. H. BAR5KR Phone 76. The Quality Furniture Store. number of the Chicago Record-Herald > Moved by ABrooks Aid. Er„ joy it. | J that council ♦ Attorneys at Law, rhyrlrian* sr>;l J h I tout th<Xfamous prune orchards of the ■ adjourn. Carried. SiU In city or ccoutv : t’.lJ as . M. P atten , ♦ i«n>mptEM«s, day or i- . Santa-Clara valley, California. Will­ hU the conrt»> of tbestate. • City Clerk. J iam E. Curtis, the famous correspond­ A HANLON. M. !>.. " A. IL KKNASTON. ent, has the following alxjut cooking Physicist; and Jtar*”:>n. rrtfrtutr. 1 prunes: Paul Shoup, who knows as ' “If there Is one thing more than an- j Middleville, Midi much as anybody in Santa Clara other that make** me wild." Mkl a R, V. UALLAGUEK, ,»U County, says that ordinarily people do member of the Mutual Improvement J. ML SMITH, Attorney at Law, Surgeon, Dowlinf. M-r*. club to a friend, “It te to have that not know bow to cook prunes, and this hours UloSp.ru.-.00 .W’i1' a ■! i , Woodland, Mleh. Potter woman correct mo when I Just ■ • ’ ’ ' T V'T T » » is bis recipe: Telephone at Houv I’ ? < ’ MM- _ All business given prompt and careful I am going to make some exceptional!!; low prices on make a sflp of the tongue. Did you “Wash tbe fruit well in warm watdr hear her gay in that, supercilious way attention. Collections a s pec laity. SURVEYOR drain and cover with cold water; put of hers. ‘My dear. I’m sure you could WALTER HEATH. llV..vnK kettle on tbe fire and let it simmer not have meant that they had music ’ BARRY COUNTY <1 H) Banner Advts always pay. slowly fgr two hours. When tender adfl “between each nuniber”-you meant HMtdonce ou Hec. d.-F^ir' ' , l<»t < -«* address Delton, Mich.. K. I - P ■ ’ *■ a little sugar. Serve from five to tea between every two numbers.’ And See that Steel Range In my window marked S55.00. prunes to a dish, almost dry. and every one near us heard what she said, the cat I" cover them with thick cream.’’ ‘•Oh, I shouldn’t tnlnd her," said tbe Straight Ladders 10c a foot. other woman easily. “If you want The queen of Denmark once paid a revenge Just look nt her with one ot P. A. SHELDON visit to the Danish colony of Iceland^ those short walsted, pudgy daughters Wm. H. STEBBINS Abstract and Real Estate Office. 1 where the good old bishop exerted him­ on cither side at the assembly aud not Licensed Embalmer Block, Hastings. self to the utmost to fIiow her every­ a man on the horizon.”and Funeral Director. t a-?* 00 ^ ,o 1<MU * 0,1 hml Estate. lUwl Ext^^,3..on fwnmtsMon. Gor-rxl eoovT^ HASTINGS, ... . MICH*. / thing that was worth seeing. The "M-m!” said tbe aggrieved one. Booms next » CtaiMna' I’-^f Studio. Residence Krta J 7Mnpk1r *’« 01 Abstract queen paid many com)>Uments to bar •‘Yes. she does look tunny; but, my osUs promptly attend*! . day ** . dear, did you realize you said ‘ ou host, and having learned that he was h CU1SMM Phone. Ret. oo; family man graciously Inquired how; either ride’ Insteafl of ’on each side? many children he had. It happens that' Of course if they were ou either side the Danish word for •’children” is a!-, they’d—well, they couldn’t be, you see! most Identical tu sound with the Ice­ I knew you wouldn’t mind having me. If you are going to do any house cleaning let us do up landic word for ‘‘sheep,” so that the; speak of It, for I’ve noticed you make your Lace curtains for you. We are well equipped and worthy bishop, whose knowledge of1 that little error occasionally, and It’s make a spec laity of doing that class of work. THE OLD RELIABLE Danish was not so complete ns it so easy to form a habit" For LIVERY RIGS. We have might have been, understood her maj­ ■ HORSE SHOES. wveral flrot claw rigs in connection Plwe 143, The American Laundry, W. J. Start, Prop. CARD OF THANKK. esty to ask how many sheep he owned with our Jefferoon Street Feed Barn. Shop on Court Street. Ju,t M»trt and promptly answered: Your patronage solicited. Jefferson st. Two hundred.” SOUVENIRS WHILE AT THE FAIR Willis PROFESSIONAL CARDS, KetzbeckJ FOR THE . MONTH OF OCTOBER. I you WILL ALWAYS I ♦ 1 FIND A COMPLETE j TOP BUGGIES and HARD and SOFT COAL STOVES, : LINE OF STOVES, AS t : WELL AS FURNITURE: ? AT THE Jesse Townsend PEOPLE’S ♦ EXCHANGE: LACE CURTAINS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ROWLAND BROS. DAN LAKE desert dishes V A y -y vegetable SICILIAN IALLo Hair Renewer The-?«P VOHTtryy hair. If aw. I * ““ ■?*“ • Hair Reaewer, and have al! the dark, rich color Me reared ,o Lit. ’•Two hundred children!” cried tbe queen, astounded. “How can you pos­ sibly maintain such a number?” ’•Easily enough, please your majee. ty,” replied the prelate, with a cheer- CUPS and SAUCERS WHEN YOU WANT Jap.no. u>d American wan. Just tbe thing for Christmas prorata. Nice line and pHom right COAL LEE HING,a^ CALI. ON L A. EATON, HE HAS. IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND SHOES Sfe PHILIP LUTZ. �Hastings banner. September 28. DOWLING. FEET SWOLLEN TO IMMENSE SIZE. Fine weather late for/ farmers to* i care for their crops. Corn cutting ia ‘ T had kidney. trouble so bad that I could not work" says, J. J. I tbe order of tbe day just at present. Cox, of Valley ‘View, y., ".my feet Chariot to M. wife of Lewis Wopd, were swollen to immense size and I died Sept. 90 after an iUness of but. W8S confined to my bed and physicians « month,. .wM81 Venn. S month* ' T"e Kire,r,1irf*^7 , ____ , “ doctor ta*Hy pnwribed holm *. Kid­ Ida,. Tbe foerrelwre held in Maple ney Cure Cu^Vhie ’b'rn'a ’dr. ^f man of NORTH HOPE. which made a ’well Mr. and Mrs, puncan McBane of. Grove Saturday and the remains’ wore ma Fur sale by Arthur E. Mulhdl.. H Goodyear. '* " icknrv.fCorners Vtmaan, a'U^..U~, m.m:— _s Hickory alad -Mrs. Phillipa of *? tenderlv laid to rest in the Wilcox lan^ snccewiur to W. Avoid bre.imre.t wriouB ------ **- or bladder dis­ hUBlmnd ori . _ t. serious .. H result* Cl ivurdale and Mr. Frank Leonard and cemetery. Deceaard. leaves hy taktrfg Foley’s Kidney Care. and u large family/of children also a < ! order For"ale Fi? by ztrthur ii Mulholland sucfamily of Cloverdrie spent Sunday at host of friends to mourn her loss. ., cewior cessor to W. H. Goodyear. ’ , Mr. John McHaneJs. more convenient io "call up’’ Cairns J * BroWn., rtQrft fct PrainevilIe t0 Cl -C CLOVERDALE. with a certain party. MaynardThoi >n>totod wif, of Decatur t ““ O'? P«r>.* of K>1.m.*x, w„1 latter*, father Frank Sayka I the gn„t M1. Um> Horton Bm | tan wrek^ I ’and wife of Canada are j. I son Dr. O. B. Fritch. »“ Um Homer Gn*en moved bis family into |i Miss Ethel Johnson spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Anda Adams and wife ... ... . , guot ot M.rrtial Norwood Hondny. . . L /All kinds of Postal Cards at Mui" ...Kir Mdrhn'i'* M™ ci"rl”“ McU"r”«t his new house. I the home of her psrtmtaon HighStreet al«> Hndwu Burrouului and wife of 'Holland ,, the Leading DruuiaL Johnstown spent Sunday with Will • ' •nd Cbildron wore goren o( M„ g Frank Sayles moved into the house Mrs. C. Anders visited one day last Herrington and wife. , vacated by Mr. Gp»n. week at her son John Anders. w W>11 tains Sunday. R. S. HARTER, M. D., Fay and Fred Clemence were called Another large kiln ot brick is being The Bchooi children are making , til “d '>•"»*'«. N«fi. _ I*HYS1C1AS and SUBGEON. to the home of their brother George IM,A' ? /tailing burned at tho yard here this week. preparations for the Fair. , verv Birk from TKOHioninp* OFFICE HOUBBII to tta.attended. m.. I »2 pun.,J who is 1 ‘ * ’ ’ ' verj BicK irom pensioning loMpjIU AU aau pr«ti|n»y A much needed road has been laid Delton Snnday, Miae May Hart who han been amist- icnseud by■ having tala . **b<Mje At (Xn^**. his lAu.k teeth ulanw.M drawn. oat across tbe narrows of Long Lake. once al restdKnce. pclloa. Mich.. SDROOM SUITS, SPRIK6S and MATTRESSES, ing her grandmother with her house­ Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Glasgow and SHULTZ. Little Dorothy Collins is slowly re­ hold dqties is at htsne again daughter of Hastings visited with The Rev. Chua. Spears of 8L Joseph covering from a severe fit of illness. COUCHES, BOOKCASES, DINIH6 CHAIRS, ROCK- di Those who were *n the sick list last George Robinson last Sunday. . reached at the Holinens Church Sun-! Isaac DeBhck and family visited week are much better at. this writing. • ERS. CARPETS, RUBS, LINOLEUMS; 12 patj <l>y morning and evening. Mrs Harry Pickard and children: Charles Colliiis and family last Sunday Mias Amy Johnson in company *with i visited at Dr. Gallagher's ene day last lint of llnoltias wtlch are beKiitlu. Ur Kn}ru*",‘! F,ml B"h *■“ Mi" Mrs. Marian Kingsbury has been the two little dttogbters of Arthur [ week. f .A. i . “ 4X5011 of HartingB spent Saturday quite sick but is some better at present. Johncoa called npoa her sister Mabel I L L . I W | night and Sunday at A. F. Shults’s. ' Audere Saturday erring, on bar way i v “r ,~1 Jf" Job" Onu.tea attandrd | The infant daughter of Homer ■ W Jim H...-t.,i. tho past numto h. r hone oa High rtrret the <irw,i Ka l ,i ' to ,,,r '"1, Prid ‘ >'* Green und wlife nnd also the little W ®or in Eaton hr ids returned home daughter of Hoy I'ennel^, and, wife . v Claud barter will hare a vacation are jp Mr. and Mm. Frik Bailey and famlast week. sluwly recovering from severe ilixie--. | »b‘ h»vo gone for ku extended visit t,lis and bi" old friend- at. Uj ' Mi*> Emma itenyoh went to PrairieUnion City. His sister Miss Ethel will I would! 1 ’ ikd to nay that the people I wilh ro,atir « 1,1 -N|w York, roii went to Prairieaecom pany h i m. J ™ luia iBIES, at tight piices. * full line of HEATIN6 STOVES «"b tTtaXSX *1 ’ !? Kh ''''''" nl of Cloverdale do not desire to encourage I fl I With her honsejiold duties. Sabl«th lireakang, but still think it was I EAST ORANGEVILLE. Mrs. John Puncil of Buttle Creek is fl Menu ■u.RliESS. SINGLE. LI6HT DOUBLE WORK HARN ESS T | • Mia^ Clara -•/.« « of««.Hastings »|»ent not necessary to destroy the Ixmg m •apent « ®w* Ia»t«r**J lor few ----- „— ln>u« Sunday Lake I Xiiss Amy Johnlon “ w.th fl .3 Ute AMERICAN FENCE. Saturday nlptitiaad’ Sunday dock in aider to have tbe c . commandI with her parents nekt; Shultz. 2'._ ;..l i days. . . Uf Nanin fl ' ment of the Lord obeyed. .For many ' fllarK Mark Fox and daughter jpent Sunday *■ Peter Jendro is not gaining very K«st fl .. Ludwick of Cloverdale ww. P^’I'k’ who ate willing todo right are witll p, with Frank Hart'• j at this vyriting. calling on old frinnda here last Thur-. depri*ed <>f the right to go to the lake i “ Nearly everylrjdvj contemplates at- ! Mrs. Etta Slocum (Norton 1 who had *‘i'. । pay. . I . without l^ing liable tu a suit fur tree- i tending the fair nt lia-tiiigs. an operatnm for appendicitis, who ih A. F. «liultr:i> spending last and "w‘*r” of lhe path to the j home ot Dr. Gallagher, ib Mrs. Elmer Dewaters i* very much' also at the ------] this week in Missouri. ’. ■ ,nke 1 re*fw lo Kra,lt pctipiteion. f BUFFALO I lietter mul able to side out a little, gaining rapidly. . . a. Mtes Calkins, • Several of this place attended th«’. Michi ip allied bj the state of ■ ! She is with her mother Mrs. F. Johntrained nurse, is taking carp of her. , ligan mid people should 'have aSB funeral of Uintla Olis of Gla-e Creek i ' • to so 1<M* ! right of a •e«*KH|thereio> Without ■ being i , __________ fl' ■ __________ Floyd Clapper from____ near Hastings last Sikulny. • The < DELTON, MICHIGAN. , J1* aubjtn.t to the kvhinis or caprice of! Isaac- Dehack mid family spent Sun-, ^pent Sunday with W.OrnMhtt'a jteople. iii fl ".......... .. iv with Charier Collins. ; .. . ,, ... „ J . , ' 1 Mr. Clapp of Battle Creek pleached John Hartman ffnished work for at the M E charrh last rVflnitig. ; Mr. and Mib.Wm. Tuttle and IL I will Wh’ e the, firsit annual , unni-' Herb johncox Tuesday and ia now ;.________ ■ Reynolds visited relatives . in Ctxipefr- ! „.i DELTON. ie Miciety by having u I working tor Wm. E. Johncox. j -ui»tre srhen..* Mt*, and Mr. Uwi. WilBamt ^,01] jIville ’">• Ual l»-l week;[they wrek; jthoy ulru. .kr attended aitonOnd th th. rbirLn ”Pi*’dini^ ,: i L*ri»t A. Patton's on “Do you' like Wagner's municT' asked the mo«t of their time at Gull lake. > fair fa,r at Grand GriUhl Rhpids. lUjuds. Friday Sejt,2i». •E ’ .* i . /ww , , PODUNK. j Friday SeAt,2i>. lEverybudy is invited: the caller. and .Mrs. Geo. Dinkel -Jeft Saturday | ^r’ :u’^ ^rK Prn lUrlfag are -jamd- ‘ price for dinner! ten aud twenty cent-*', i C*<»rii cutting is nearly if not quite “No.” said ’the young worinn st tbe Corning to visit relativi at Spring !?g ut week “ at* rh Chas. - Kahior> of cAnnpletetl in this wettipn and now we piano. “1 bate it.” . Arthur Patton aud niece Mrs. Mina Barry. | . field 111. !j North KnP,l‘ ” care not if Jack Frost docn greet us “ Why do you play It. then-T* ‘ •• Dewey* wefe lit Grand Jtapids one "Because thia Instrument Is dreadful­ Horae of these'fine luortfingir. Mrs. John Alliertson is very sick .■ John Haliuck and Oren Dayton at ■ last week, iand the luffies ’of-this ly out of nine. and If 1 played any, oth­ • tended the (trand Kapids fair last * - I' emity are inow viewing a jiew and It was a real loss to tfaoso not at at this writing. er kind of "music you'd notice It”—Chi­ week Thumday. j church Sunday 'when they missed I elegant aMortment of millinery. cago Tribune. i The Delton Military Band gave a hearing the M>rmon"whirh Mrs. Olm­ Mrs. Willard Payne met with quite j. , band Concert at Crooked lake Sunday stead preached. The (few in attendance ' an accident while on her way home ' NORTHEAST BARRY. * afternoon., ■ ■ paid clow attention to the sunl-stirnng A shoemaker was fitting a customer from the Indies .Aid last Thursday. In : . The miu I irter Rev. ■. Willette _______ preached ______ ; and awakening-diRcqunie. I Mr. Henry Adams is ou the sick list. ' going-down a st^ep hill the borsti ran ' with a pair of boots when the buyer at the Bun lell Mbool houae lant Sunday ! Five} through trains daily. observed .that he had but one objection j Mr. Merrick of Hastings who han ] _. I on the l>ank andjtippe^ the buggy over. and will pi each every Sunday here-II Lillie Graham is working at Jimmie to them, which wn« that tbe soles were । bean son who has been 1 Mrs. Payne won a aught in the top and i Knickerbacker's.' been curing for his bob Dining Cars, a’ la carte. too thick. “If that Ik nil,” replied Cris­ after. ■m Hnnm-ll rulumed borne \ Gal-burg <|uito sick was in Ik'lton Saturday. * ' a rod‘ or more ... j draggd before the horm* pin. “put on the boots, ami ttve objec­ tion will gradually wear away.” Connects at Buffalo and Mrs. ArtGnuBenhauBerwhobas been | stopped, consequently she is iiovk nurw- laxt vr«*k t out 1bulling-, where _ nhe lie has biu ‘ ***•'• ■u<* other pl»i*e«. ou the sick list for the pait few weeks | »ng a braised bruised head and lame foot be he­ 2 She is doing ! Levi Lnubaugh is suffering from a i Niagara Falls with all . been m-ntisl lor enn.-er, ! sides ld much improved.at tins writing. ' two black dyjs. lines from the West. I nicely. Mi .. nnd Mud Mrs. Bunnell ap-1 poisoned arm. There Is only one thing that Is said ..... >r. Lowry4# aeividfii Mam* from this place attended the to be worse ibnn being called upon Mm. Karl .Loveland visited her 1 * J. Gilson anti Miss Georgie Heath of ,- preeinte ■* and’ ■ Main' Herting.elwatSfndayatEredZerbeT.. kto4M .„ o a «1«> bi.n-uwn.ble price. T, wera i o f Ed. c ■ • _ • ■ ' parents in Prairieville Friday. ----- —-------. w-.-i ... ILL Otiw's boy, whose nn-’ unexpectedly to mnkti an nfter dinner — *death .-----.---- . very - ■ - sad. -TV,.. j E K. Conrad and Bert i’er.nock wore ।. Geo. Hudson has returned from a' Mrs .les-• Litts and son Floyd rt** ..who ; timely j seenuqi The speech. 'Flint-Is -to prepare an after to de 1 in Grand Rapids attending the Fair ■ two weeks Eisit with relatives in Port- , »ve Iwn on th« al7*11 ii.'t ?!>.'■ part I«rento bare the .5li.|«thj „t ail' Tn",^'1*** ««»<■'' »«• »»l '* .... I Hver It. * land. , < -| . , their loss. lust week. ' . }” I tvetjk are improving nt this writing. ment, Buffalo. N. Y., or M. H. WOB* * " ‘--------Elam Crook. Haze Spdnable and the* | Mr. aud LMix. tt. E. Wetew nro en-: There will {teaching al the Mr. and Mrs Al Ashby have moved ,, LRTS. Traveling Passenger Agent. Ida—Why. he •i- tu:i!iy wanted to kiss Misses Carrie and Linnie Kenyon of tcrtaCning Ira. Works of PrichardviUh , church next Sunday bet. let. nt a p. Bick irtto his hoiaai iti Delton.fl lust Sunday al I t bi, k. ' i . I ‘ m me ’ I think he muit.bud' lost his ‘ E. Piter livingjin section 2, Barry • East Hastings spent * ’ " Reuses. May—I think -ho', too} dear. '. j {.Tibs; Kenjon's. , township will have an miction sale next ; A. 8 Bui nell. P. EL Webster and j GLASS CREEK. Monday, Oct. 2 beginning at I o'clock | The L. S. A. waa very plcusuntly i Wm. Kell*} .wen* in Hustings Monday Philaiidir Otii*. thq oldest nun uf Mr. itertained. hv Mr.*- Etta Pierce c>n fa IA K « K ,% K K nnd Mrs. Edgar OtisJdied la-t Frrtiny Thur-tUy' td last week. Tbe next •ulv next Monday Det. IWmaMer Adams went .to Jack-on. Piter He wu> only Rick night of peritonitis. " meeting* xvill be*hcid Bt Mr-. lUtlUflr M H ivh. pur:, of 1 Pl ’U. the vuy latter piu oi last itwo week as n • • . , , ,. . . ; a few days. He Will lie grdrtly misled Ed. Corwin had the misfortune ,u ; {IS jlc w.w u good h>y 'ami everyone . . ’ visited Ehgone Ktiiffht , tor dllinei. Knight of of Hanover. Hanover. to jOVtt him every where that OCR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cum j-pu. and makn a man ' lose his thu nb on his left hand a few , of you. Vr.d*-r its isflu-rcc tb» brain the blood purified ao that Mimi Inez Kenyon visited her sister l ftikh. JkltQn • |,e wnA ktiowm The nil plmgilis.* blotch** UF.J ulpera heal Up; the n«rv< i become aircng aa atrel. »o • Miss Eva Pierce is teaching school nt , • days "go in mj engine. I family have the yetita in Hickory Corners la-M week* . that o<rvuu«nea», badhfttlRMi and drKpoi:den.-y. disappear; the ej*-< become bright, tho race full and ck«r. entity return* to the body, and <!-.<■ moral, phyaleal and firessay this fall term.. ’ ' Mr. and !lrs. Luther Brown visited .sincere,. sympathy _ ... of the entire comMrs. Ray Johnson munity. . I their gandd tughlef t Mr. and fits. H. C. Newman of , HOPE CENTER. lam Kriay. ] jj r> ___ anj 3itr& Seth tMi* of. Charlotte Uedar Creek drove to Dolton 'last j . of Yorkvilk .. .. . ___ _ _______ r,„_______ _ corfii>nlis:ir IH* ut cbarce JAon't kl ^ua<h» ami !ik)r» rob | hard-<irnr<5 duilars, W E V> ILL CURE TOIl Pit NO .'A Thursday, and while tying tho horse- MnC Fluren-e U ilkms.ni..pent SatMiss Gert tide Fisher is at hi»in«kJbr ' aj-e here.thcy came tq attend the funerXTXO NAMES USED WITHOUT WTUTTEN VOXSE.XT. • to Dr. Harter’S bitching post, an auto- ' unlay and Sunday at Hastings the . thi> week. Ji al of their nephew-Philander m phew-I’hiUnder Otis. THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS mobile pasm-d by; the hhrae became |gu<*t b*r sister Mrs. John Doster Ftler .E. Summer*, of Kalamazoo. । Mr*. C. 'A. Newlatid’s sinter Mr-. frightened, broke loose and ran away. ' John Acker was at Grand Rapid- ’he . CRESSEY. j McKoberts of Grand Rapids in, visiting winy t> dUcrtllu Mrs. Newman, who stood on the nide- hitter part of the Week, D. *l!. VJIlDvJl Gillien WMV who has been j her. i . MT'. Mr-l 1*. didn't walk, was nearly run over by the ' ^ W11U Boidr bad' a link *borre ono day .; alaying^ (1. , John her daugli‘wit “uh v *“ J —”'1’ j ^Ft. E. McKibben * has bought the: | horse. This was a little too much ex-1 ]ftHl Wtvk.. I tem Mr-.. Et os' Barber returned to her east forty acres of bis brother Roberts ----------* for *< — Neyrman.as -- ------------- she ;• .. .* Wjikinwn of KaUnmxuo and i home in (Ail >n ihe first of the week, ; citcment MnL is a j plucu which takes thq houne and barn. ; MN Ce.d. UrtJ | sufferer from heart trouble.’ and it was । Henry Wilkinson of Cloverdale visicj,p*tlt-. Unst-ri —„ -------The L.- A. IS.will give a social at the | Miu Maggie Corbitt of1 Stanwocxl 1 j some Httie time before she was able to t Jav Wilkinson Sunday. home of Elmer Reynolds Friday eve- will spend a few dayji with her aunt nrc/rs; fet In nnd tnu tl k-tor soi l me ! walk. uing Sept. A A new England supper Mm. Edgar Otis. ; Mr. and Mrs. David MotthUnd vis- u be frau d parab 1 '’>-5 all kind- ot ni«d!r:t-« and trkd ninny flr-:.c!sw . | G.H. Otis took a load of hogs to DelI Mr. and Mrs. M. planning and Mrs. । itvd at Howard Mosher's of Cloverdale ' w-.... u u> physJetann, wore «n <t«c:rle b*U thrry Awntha. w»n: t-> Mt. Omanj Nellie VanTyne went To Gram! Ran- Sunday. Mrs. Kittii* Kictib Stewart who ha-* been . ton Friday. B. M’. Jenkins. George [ tuitbf. 9>nt rccslvtd |ltt|r •'-n-Rt. V _ ' . MrXt « induotd io conault t-r. Krnnrdy iJk to the Fair Inst Wednerfay return•Iiding the summer nt Byron .Fish- 1 HnrthJ ami Will Hav^nn tpok^heim to : loat all faith tn dectur*. I.lkr a dnn- tCi.g mair 1 com ■ Takes the burn out: heals the wound . spe TrcMrtttfH and it .t.vr3 tnyillfr- Th* t»nprt>v*nu*nt w«* । tRg ExidayHastings Monday. cures the pain. Dr. Thomas' Eciectric er'*s' left for Chicago Saturday. X Knl“'th™i »w Mtwni. BBS WH1 eotitlnue l9 a. t Mre. E. Faulkner and sou Paul re- j Will Cooler of Battle Creek • i- I . ,* ’ ' Oil, the household remedy. - Mr-. ...................... ■ spent jVrHUratnLn4 VA HICClCKLSL * rfTTlICTURE,.NERVOUS JfcKEJMXE’l ' turned Friday from an extendcii visit; -------- :--------------- ------------------- regulae spending h f>w days with her sister j BLOOD DISEASES. URINARY COMPLAINTS, KIDNEY AND ULADDLR DIB- ; ! ; ABCliin—Have you apen anything of among relatives and friends at Grand ’ ».V. Fisicr and other relatives. ®ACX.?isrLTATION FREtf ROOKS FREE. If, unab’.c to Oil writ, for a Jlggins lately? Doctor-Yes. I pro­ Qtu/tl.in blank for Home TrtntnumL ’ । Rapids and Muskegon. «V " '1 •“ town] s. EnosjBarbcristill remains abbot scribed a trip to Eurri>e for him only 1 I Mot F. A. Blackman was in Kato•* 1 *' dD*’i'inibv Ascttrq—Indeed! lie's ' ' the same. . , i ,this morning. „ ’T- uv . ure light, nnd uifkZLJo 'laet Wednesday. f ; It is said that o:ir store is about to ■( getiiuK getting wealthy. Isn't tveaiihy, loii ’j hej liC? DoctOT* ' Well. I can rejuember;when I .used td ' | Mr. and Mn. Ben Temple of 1 148 SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MICH. pchange bands. prescribe for him simjily dose of so ’ Creek called on Mr. und Mrs. Karl ' We Per cent on .i Iva Barlier returned Monday from ■* Alum bromide fur the samea complaint K K K K A K K .-, K IU K K ; Loveland Sunday. ; her visit in Law.ton. '' 1 ’ • i'.ausr* the Pay <) Deposits. j Mr. E. 8. Morehouse went to Kala- I । Roy.and Carl Brown visited in Kai- j ‘'ill and miuoo laid Wednesday on business re­ ' Weluan money on Real Estate ! atnazou Saturday and Sunday. . ’ turning Thursday morning. m or good Bankable Paper. We. ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maginnis of Kola- j I loan our money at home, and do । I Karl and Roy Cutler attended the ! niay.io spent Sunday with the Utter's busines" with people we- know ' f.iir in Grand Rapids last Thursday. > are all right W e do a safe, con < . parents Mr. and Mn»..C. J. Brown. । Mr. Frank VanTyne went toMiddlei servative business and hate ' D. 1’. Flower and daughter Hattie ‘ ville last Wednesday returning ThnrsHoney to Loan ( spent Sunday in Kalamazw. Michigan. iday evening. at reasonable rates, Deeds, The renmins ol Earl, the III miinlha nortgagas and Legal 1 Mr Garden Blackman acaunpanied old «» of 1™ and Suaie Hattenden . Papers Drawn. I by Hutner DePue of Hastings spent Keith wa» buried in our cemnlery 'New York Drafts, Insurance I Sunday «i home. Wi-dnceday. The t11"0 "« l“"ml and Bonds BANNER maps of Sold. ____ ! - Mrs. Ethel Punnock and her Grand away Sunday of cholera infantum at Mob their home in Scotia One non remalaa. mother Mrs. Williams went to Grand BARRY COUNTY. ' DIRECTORS: The family hare tho .ympathy of all. Txdge last Saturay for a few day* visit. Al DRICH. President. ■<£ To those discriminating! economical Men and Young Men, who want to be stylishly ?ja GA HWIII eI V. Pre.Me»t. ^haw (-Vr-v - - ■ >, „ ih- ii* *. . ’ ‘ in ’’arr>- County, ! The DeKou Miliury Band are going attired at a moderate oost, fwe extend a cordial invitation to view our Fall display of ’ E S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. . HINDS' CORNER. Shin se<ttH>u, town to play at the Lake Odessa fair this itreanJ • ..qn’”. ’ V the highways, nobby KAUFMAN Suits (and Overcoats. ?^LuaLmAEYLLIott.* Hiram Payne and family spent SunThursday and a number of people here Imo..*r'1 ‘hurckes. school I . P TERPENNING. (L We are showing every [popular fabric, pattern and fashion in all the exclusive effects ‘day with CHas. Tobias and family. • - ' e.j valuable for reference. ! arc planning on going. * JAMES COLLINS. A number from tlds place attended | PRICE ONLY 50 CTS. ! Miw. Belle Cutler vtaiurt Ml- I<I“ and designs. ? the Shultx Ladies Aid at Pierce’s I Eaton in Harting, ta»t Sunday(I, Out assortment is so complete and choice^ that we can accurately fit men of every Thnraiay. *1 th Deltcn Post Office. Mr. and Mr* t-taltbrope. Mr. Laverne size and proportion in theifi most becoming Style. Mr. Smith of Montcalm county visi­ | Calthrope and wife ot Fralrierilk and f- 6. ADAMS. Postmaster Mr. and Mr* Diddle ot Katamaw*’ ted his daughter Mrs. Nellie Kline O. We heartily recommend these servicable garments, and beg to advise those of our last Friday. patrons who have confidence in our judgment, that they cannot get better tailored, mod­ were the gureta ot Mr. and . r* ■ I luive bought the LAUBAUOH Those on the aick list are Mr. and erate priced clothing. Burpoc last Sunday. Mra. Jacob Kline. Mrs. Nellie Kline murkof. Md wlH * dd * One day laat week Mr. Ge»A * SOUVENIR LIVERY, G, We trust to have the pleasure of• personally explaining and showing in detail the and little daughter Ella, Hue of Qrocerire. Canned Coleman journeyed to Chicago, to « many merits of these garments, to those who desire individuality and character in their andantiopat'or.of Sale Stable.Confection... Etc. E. Phillipa the aigbta *n<|Fcea with tbe will be kept right np to date In BELTON. MIC . clothing, and who appreciate the opportunity’of buying fine Suits and Overcoats at a Mrs. Wm. Tobias of Battle Creek wiring wane good tuition there, but every way and I solicit W •I'*" spent last Thurody at their farm. nominal price. ou a.-oouut ot the heavy grip e of patronage. carry hc-decieded to return to DeKon. It's folly to suffer from that horrible h uvenir pl^ue o" the bight itching pilat aud resumed bla former prtol'W bonu e Ointment cured, quickly end Aldrich Bre* We ar. Outfitters for Men, Young Men and Children MtM, Midi. ^Xmently. At any dreg rtore. SO ' Mr. Coleman in our midal. Mr. cents. , ortn rey.be lito. Delton qmto «U iALDRlCH BROS.i f i i f 7! FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ■ if I ' !P Lehigh Valley f fl — {hww department Railroad - . im RICH BROS "The Line Beautiful" dr it NEW YORK I C I PHILADELPHIA ATLANTIC COAST RESORTS L. L. L<i*.*t'-' Nervous Debility & Son <M«.tot.,twK. You Can Make Money By Dmi'iji • Few Miles DrsKENNEDY&KERGAN Delton' State Bank YOU GET THE BENEFIT Annual Fall Exposition VV.H Chase, OF THE FASHIONABLE /(aufinan Garment > For and Young Men Announcement. li|1 5!*S*.hSC SUBS __ 2 J- ° ®^HONEfrn>TAR J. SPROUL, C. H. OSBORN �HASTINGS BANNER- SKHKMBEK W- 1WS. 12 YANKEE SPRINGS. Fountain Pens For a .short time I will sell the self-filling kind for....... Come in and theifi. Jewelry Store. \ Rev. B. D. Travis and wife will re­ move here from Lowell this week. Services next Sunday at two o’clock Art Stocking and wife spent Sunday on the west county line with Boyd Ludlow and wife. Mrs. O. L. Newton of Carlton was the guest of her sister Mrs. L N. Hubliard a portion of last week. Ira Potter spent Sunday in Carlton. $1.00 each. Rev. J. M. Stone moved his house­ hold goods to’Monterey last week. At the Corner 8. E. Bogart and wife entertained company from Wayland last week. F. R. PANCOAST WANTS If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there Is anything useful you w,«nt to bay. place an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If you have a buggy that’s lying Idle in the barn: a stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, just try our W ant Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR<EaCH INSERTION. Try ML ____ . WANTED—Potatoes, will pay the highets market price!fur a couple car­ loads of good early potatoes, Hinch­ man & Hall.________ '_______ ,_________ _ Do You Need a Fall Suit or Overcoat? Ours are Here for Your Inspection Ed. Holley of Caledonia 'called on OPEN EVEHIK6S. his parents Sunday. Miss Grace Early is arranging for a silver medal contest to take place here soon. STOLEN—A bound, part beagle, ’ Will Holes is now our. highway com­ r>art fox; color white' with black spots, CREEK STREETmissioner. ears and forehead yellow. Reward will CORRESPONDENCE, j Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reid expect to go tie paid for iQtormatfon leading to the Munday to ML Pleasant to visit their HIGH BANK. rreoverv of dog. D. W. Rogers.________ son Jasper. lumber wagon. Harry Hammond has a tine new FOR 8ALE-A Mrs. Edward Bidelman and daugh­ team. V. R. Jamieson. FREEPORT^ also an open bugR . ter Ilah returned from Eckkwon Di ko­ 118 N. Jefferson S Bert Freeland and wife left Monday ■ H. Bechtel and family spent ^Sunday la. Mr. B. will .return later. WANTED-Just p few more gas morning fur Port Byron . N.' Y.,. for a with his uncle Will Bechtel near customers to makb up the needed, 100 Martha Gamble .and Matie Lewis Hastings. months visit with the latter's'parents. , so Sve can reduce tbe rate* and give spent Thursday with their mother. Maude Sisson was home from Hast­ Mrs. Lemuel Edmonds and baby have extra discounts to consumers. Thorn­ Esther Patterson is working for Mrs. both been sick-bat. are better at this apple Gas & ElectricjCo. ings Saturday aud Sunday. George Soott. writing. Rev. M. W. Duffy is taking a short. WANTED—Washing or house-work The Ladies Aid Society which met vacation from his labbrs here. Rev. Miss Hazel Chase of Boyne city who by ^elderly tady. enquire at C. W. John Klose of Grand Rapids oixmpicd at Mrs. Mattie- Castelein's waa well has been spending the summer with Marion's,' E. State n od. attended. ’ Procwds $3.05 The next her aunt Mrs. A. Edmonds has re­ the M. E. pulpit last^unduy. WANTED—AgenU to well MacCabee one will lie entertained by Mrs. Laura Protective aiekanda cident insurance. I turned home. Dr. Gammon and. wife of Carlton S|K>nable and Myrtle Castelein at the Can give excluaiv • territory. For " Center called at Dr. J. W. Rigterink's Mrs. A. Edmonds spent last Saturday terms and full information write or see home of the latter’ Ocu 18. and .Sunday with her eon Frank Ed­ C. H.. Thomas. Hastings, Mich. last Friday. Sam Bidelman spent Bunday with his monds north of Hastings ------ ----- -—-— ------ 4-----------------—----- - I II. E. Ludlow and Mrs. Cash Van' sister Matic Lewis. FOR SALE—A home and two lota at derlip spent Sunday in Irving. Mrs. Will'Main, who has been sick The Qumiby 8. School closed Sun­ for the post two weeks, is no better. (J2O Elisabeth St find ward. Inquire at I jiremise* or at Car Seal factory. Roy . C. E Sisson and family leave this day . But there Will be preaching at Sweaters, all styles and colors. Her sister, Mrs. Hougbtalin of Mt. Sommers. week for Pittsburg. Penn. the School house every two weeks at Culm, county has been spending a few WANTED-By an active, boy of 16 Mi« Lulu Hunt leaves Saturday tor 8 o'clock. days with her. from the country, place to board, pay- ! Big Rapids where she will attend tho Burke. Hougbtalin spent Sunday ing for same in doing chorea. Enquire Ferris Institute. STATE ROAD. Sherman Rowland. . Hastings, phone with his unde William Cramer. | ; ■ . Last Tuesday evening the members, Quarterly meeting at the church 180. Mr. Martin Cooper of Grand Rapids and friends of the M. E. church planned was visiting old friends here, returning Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Manwell FOR SALE—80 registered Shropshire and carried out a surprise on M. W. Monday. will take charge of tbe meeting. ewes and yearling rains al bargain Duffy. They were invited over tu the Mrs. Edith Qramer spent Monday *1 Mrs. Merrick entertains the dime so­ price*. G. K. Padelford. Quimby. Mich. M. E. Church where a program was ;: ciety to-day. with her parents? • rendered, after which they went to the I Mr. Willis Baine has bought the WANTED—W« have a lot of old Mrs. Lena Tyndol is visiting at 1 basement where ice cream, cake and papers to sell; suitable for putting un­ Charles Dubios farm. . der carpets. At’BANNER office. peaches were nerved. All present had Mrs. James Miller's. , Mr. and Mrs. Adam Smith and Mr. a pleasant time and tried to welcome FOR SALE—Cheap 80 acre farm 5’j and Mrs. Wallace Brown are attending ASSYRIA. the “new" pastur in s fitting manner. miles from Hastings: good soil, good the fair at Charlotte this week. buildings plenty fruit fur information Kent, ’ C. T. Jones and wife, A. G. Bcnj. Gosch and wife, and Mr. and inquire of Probate Jadge. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Birdsell visited at Mrs. White of Lowell.spent Sunday in ; E./R. Sylvester, J. C. Tompkins and Bert Nay attended tbe West, Mich. Orr Fisher’s Sunday. FOR KENT OK TRADE--Would the village. fair at Grand Rapids last weeE * An appreciative audience listened to like to get tenant for my 1'27 acre Mias Mabel Sisson visited Mrs. Wm. farm situated 4 tai les weal of Bast­ Mrs. Frank Barry is attending school a good sermon by Bro. DeWierd Sun­ ings. Would trade for smaller farm Glasgow of Bowne last Thursday. . day. at Ypsilanti. nearer Lown or house and lot in town. Mrs. Ralph Eggleston died of amMrs. Zimmerman visited her mother Will give possession immediately. Call Mrs. Aldrich is visiting her daughter or address BANNER office. aumption at her home in this village Mix Paddock Monday. • Mrs. Dunlap, at Benton Harbor. last Sunday night. She leaves a hus­ Mrs. Bower had another stroke uf FOR SALE—Well bred CoUie pupi. Mrs. Charles Jones will entertain the band and three small children, laMidea paralysis last week but is some better E. Barber, Cressey. Mich. . several btothers and a sister, a father, Larkin club of ten Saturday afternoon j at this writing. Oct. 7. FOR SALE—My 140 acre farm one and a host of friends. mile cant and half mile south of Wood­ Mr. and Mrs. Hunt of Southeast i The Freeport schools began Monday Assyria and Mrs. Lee and children of ' land. Teo acres good timber, balance BOWEN’S MILLS. morning in three of the rooms. There Battle Creek visited Mrs. Hunt's ^ister Mra. J. B. King who has been spend­ in first class condition. Good build­ ings. Large double-winged huune. The Barry County Fair will toon be here, and from now on business will be lively. n ith ,ev is no teacher hired for the Intermedi­ ing tbe past two weeks with her One bank tmrn '7O» feet, another Mrs..Wm. Jewell Sunday. en photoe of my best work of St and upwards, I will give one enlarged picture FREE <»! • ! ate Department as yjt daughter Mrs. Ernest Farr of ^Prairie- barn 30x45. Windmill and plenty of Rev. Scott, wifi- and sister of North­ Samples of the work can be seen at my studio. Call at once and place your order before the n ville returned horns the first of the good water. Will lie ncld cheap For ern Michi visited his brother Rev. W. week. menjeee. Those coming from a distance to attend the Fair should bare their work done during tb<- fair. farther part iculara call op or address NORTHEAST IRVING. George Kepner, take Odessa. V. Scotland family last week. ,Warren Cai*rns of Battle Creek is S. K. Pierson has bills out fcr a sale .1J33T -Saturday (^-1.23 a little Fox ' E. R. Sylvester has sold his hotel photograph HASTINGS, MICH visiting relative* of this place propret, to Frank Schroder who will •>» Tuewluy nttemoon Oct. «. terrier, answers to name of Zeke. Will 1 Walter Kollar of Hastings called on conduct same in .future. ■’ Mrs. A.C.Hunt ip visiting her daugh- give reward for his return or informa­ tion leading to recovery. Nellie F'eigh- i Dan Olmstead and wife visited rela- jttor *In‘ Conrad uf Otsego. friends in our vicinity labt week. ner, 1030 South Jeffeiison. THE WINNING HAND. Mrs. Wm. Bechtel of Caro, Tuscola Mr. and Mrs. J. ,W. Cairns were tives at B' O. Saturday and Sunday. I Rieds Opera Huumv Attraction for FOR SALE —A flew more White W , __________ ' . I county,, is visiting Mrs. (4. E. Pierson. the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Walt -r Wednesday night Oct. 4. will l»e 4 The Leghorn Roasters.' Imre Blood. fr<>iu ! Weaver of Ha-tings. | Yankee Grange No. 24U will hold its Telford Pa yards, culled Egg Machine Winning ‘Hann." CL Mehlenbacber. w MARTIN CORNERS. nex^ regular meeting on Saturday eve­ variety. Preaching at the Wealefhn church Mrs. Wm. GnnseuhouM’r. ! Manager. It is a comedy dmiua in it Mrs. Chas. Boyles of Richland ia Delton* Mich.. ning of this week. Long ago when the world was. new, next-Sabbath. four acts. It is said to lie Owe of the spending tbe week at F. Barry's.' it Before you and I did aiq»ear, Elton Shook han rented 8. R. Pier ­ The children's meeting at Stell i Kol­ FOR SALE—Fftrfli' luu acres level, I strongeat plays: on the road. Sixteen. -iii The great big trees in the forest grew. Miss Ethel .Barry expects to start for son’s'farm,ihe later will move tu Way­ good ar's was well attended. ood km I, three quartern mile from boil, trum de- ' people in tbe cant who carry a fine And waved their branches to and fro. Ypsilanti Wednesday to attend school Pol and More, gtxxl «»t-r awl taild- band and orobrolro. The b.nd will land. • And they talked tu each other aa only trees can. Next meeting to be held at the home the coming year. injra: write or call on F-. D. Pratt, 4 , And feared when the chopper would come to their land Middleville. ■ 8*vc a free concert at noun on the of Gladys Coulter OcL 1. RUTLAND CENTER. Richard Pixley of Jackson attended And the great mills would saw aud the buzzers would pur street John Wood left Monday for Nash­ And change them to boards, which all went against the grain. the funeral of his uncle Eli Hilton at LOST — Wednesday evening of last WEST WOODLAND. The drama is;one of the best ever — ville to visit his sister Mrs. Frank we.*k. pair of gold bowed glassee with this place last week. Now if some of these boards you wish to see, ■Mr. and Mrs. Hatton and Min Ethel Tobias.' He intends to re turn Saturday chain. Finder please leave at Busby produced by Hcjnry Belmar. Its run in You will find them piled high at The Tomlinson Lumte-r ( tinpiny, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cogswell of Middle­ viaited at Frank Nash's Sunday-.' New York last year was phenomenal. Bros, barber shop.. to Harrietta. Mich. And they are just as happy as boards can be, ville and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Holt of Many specialtite of merit will be intro- . M Foi they know that the next beat thing to being a tree. E. Cunninghm and wife of North Ren Foreman and lady spent « day Grand Rapids spent Sunday at H. WANTED—Anyone wanting to buy, Is to be worked into siding and shingles flue. Carlton, Frank and Loy Wellman of Cogswell’s. • at Grand Rapids fair. sell, rent or lease anything to try a duced between acta. There will mt be ai Into finish and all that is used in the builders line. a dull minute tbe entire evening. Usual i Osstleton were guests at J. H. Durkee's Mrs. Ed. Myers is entertaining a want adv. in the BANNER. prices will prevail. Be sure to see tbe ; fl They have come to stay and please all tbe good people of Barry. Sunday.' So come in and see them ana take home all you c,au carr> WANTED—A lady to iron three days parade and concert at noon. Advance day evening waa well attended about sister from TrufanL Henry Schaibly and family visited at 30 being present The next one will Carpenters have again resumed work in the week. Americn Laundry. As I walked through the yard the other day. sale at Heath &l Carveth’s drug store. Wallace Merriam's Sunday.' l« at J. Whetstone's Oct. 7th. Let all on Augustus Belson's new kitchen. WANTED—Elderlj* lady with a home Our attretion for the balance of Fair fljl I aaw them nudge each other and whisper and say, “I wopder which of ua will go to the parsonage gay. Mr, VanScooten of Muskegon spent attend. ‘ deeiree another elderly lady to live A And which in the tine doable bouse onllroadwaji" . — Frank - --------last Monday with J. H. . Durkee and WELCOME CORNERS. with her and share expenses. Enquire- week will be The Old Reliable Quite a number were in attendance And they talked it over as boards have a way, - , Tucker who l’°° l»*"-**" at this office, beeniaeen here many Ii family. . We hear that Melvin Coyille of And were glad they had come to Heatings to stay} Sunday to hear Rev. Hatch preach his times in the . Mr. Bisaett has bought for himself a first sermon to nA. It was good. Come Woodland has bought Mrs. Jennie WANTED—A good, bright girl with -----------------fl So come in and see them,Ye people of Barry. And take for your houses and barns all you can carry home of five acres near Vermontville. fair education, to learn s business that Scidmore’s farm. Oct 8 and hear another, will jiay good wages when learned. Mr. Geo. Cuppy sr. left Monday There are very few allusions to Address X. care BANNER. night for N. Y. where he will make storks lu Latin authors, but _oue of FOR SALE—A nice Buffalo Robe. these Is luterestilng. Hie birds have a . an extended visit Inquire of Jerne Townsend. _ _____________________________ _ _______ curious custom of snapping their bills, | John Oak of Michigan City is visit­ FOR SALE—Two or thrw good ow, «ul« • nolnt. Young ing at Dan Poland’s. . and four or five young cattle. Enquire I n,ul old u,ru"- 00111 h°lb ,,ur,u during nnd utter after | auu roar nve S nna । Mr. Wilmont of your city was moved at my farm or office. Dr.. Chan. Rus- 1110 breeding semon, constantly do this. home Monday fix>m his Leach lake In the writings of Persius there is a : cottage. reference lo thia habit. “There are,” The Snake's Tontrue. bo says, “three favorite ways of derid­ Il has been our aim to increase the stande e. . /i EAST PARMELEE. The snake’s tongue proves to be a Ing a. man—by putting the bands be- । j Mr. Charlie Davis’ three year old Sanitary Bread. Our latest and beat Improvement most remarkable organ.• A stodGst student side the head like asses' ews, by put­ the large dough mixing machine, which dot I j roadster wean the Hue ribbon. finds its chief function is connected ting out the tongue like a dog and i with touching any of tbe materials by hand. The Mr. Z. M. Jones health Is poor at with a sense of feeling without touch snapping the fingers .-.gainst the palm dough is mixed by machine. It is formi-d i; / and may be u flufer development of tho of the hand like a Stork’s bill.’’ The i this writing. . loaves, baked arid then wrapped In oiled ]>»$»•' v •ense that enables some people to avoid fliat two methods of mockery are plain, When you buy Sanitary Bread you know that • -J | - Mrs. Hamilton took dinner last Sun­ striking obstacles In the dark. The but what was the cause of the last?— I ure and clean In every respect. day with her daughter Mrs. Frank forked tip and the numerous folds be­ Notes and.Queries. , Moxan. WARM MEALS SHVED. A DICE LINE OF CI6ARS AND CORFECTIOIIS.'' hind It greatly Increase the surface ex­ posure. Tbe cells of tbe epidermis are Mr. Bregg is repairing his barn. Hasting* Markets. Interlaced by a network of extremoly Rev. Davis of Sand Lake is in thia fine nerve fibers, which center In a llMtlog, llirhli corrected crer, vicinity acting as optician furnishing deep nerve plexus beneath the epider­ Y\ edneaday morning find can be relied upon r"u an correct Lvnni at that mav date. oaie. i many with new spectacles. mis and extending out into the fold*. Corrected Wednesday, Sept. 27 1)06. ! Pro*s. Tie CITV BAIERV. “OrigiBitirx net laltitm.. Rev. Frank Hatch and wife of Rav­ PRODUCE. 7/ enna while on their way to the M. E. Butter—ia—iTe per »>. charge at Hastings, callerion the form­ er's cousin Mrs. Sam Todd and family. | VEGETABLES, EKUITB. ETC. —upper u Onions—78c, per bu. 'BANFIELD CHURCH NODES. Baking biscuit, u . .. . . mkath. The painting of the church is now ! | Single 5419 Suits $6.00 to S20.00 Double Breasted Suits $10.00 to $18.00 Single 5459 Overcoats $5.00 to $20.00 Double Breasted Overcoats $10.00 to $15.00 Overcoats with Belt or without. Fall Hats in a large variety of shapes. $1,00 to $3.00 The best line of shirts for fall that ve have ever had at $1.00 and $1.50. Ask to see our Special Sweater at $4.50 M;ike our store your headquarters during the Fair and let us be <.f service to you. . . CHIDESTER & BURTON LEADING CLOTHIERS. H. J. Christmas, fla£ Tomlinson Lumber Co a fl ft ft it it it , * i 4 * i d. i w ROYAL SANITARY BETTER THAN BREAD EVER. The Absolutely Pure Baking Powder VESTER & CARTER. Made of Cream of Tartar, and Free From Alum or Phosphatic Acid Royal Powder renders bread, cake and all flour foods finer and more healthful. *• Baking powders made from alum, phosphates and other harsh, caustic acids are fewer in price, but they are injurious to the stomach. “The injurious effect of alum on the mucous coat of the stomach is positive nnd beyond dispute; « » both an irritant and an astringent. Tlie use of alum in any article of food or JOHN C WISE, MJ>. M«ScJ U. S. Nmy. SUBSCRIBERS LIVING OUTSIDE THIS COUNTY near completion and we are glad to say that services will lx- held there next Sunday. Our new pastor. Rev. Baldwin, will be in the pulpit next Sunday morn­ ing. We hope all' will turn ’ out and give him a first good imnression of his. new charge. After a lapse of four weeks Epworth League will be held again this week. All come. The League will be conducted by our president Mrs. May Stiles. Rhe is working hard to prepare something interesting. Let all turn out and Most Pay la Adtiaca After Narenber 1st. Or TKj Will Be Charged $1.25 a Year Far Tba BAIRER. Ik'S'uning November lit, tbe lubecripliou price ot tbe BANNER to all aubeerlbera living ouulde et Berry County will be It tbe rate ot »1.<X> a year, Cub In idvanoo. It any lubwriber living ouulde the county tail, to pa, l„ advauoe.'iBa aubeeriptlon prioe to any and air each will be »1 JB per annum. GROCERIES OF RELIABLE QUALITY. The highest standard of Excellence inlways maintained in our store. If yon get FOVLTHY, HIDES AND WOOL. £blckens.anvc-7e-bc tw*fl iitaes—sc Horse Hldfw-atAT-kino. falf SWn»-i(fc ' GROCERIES of good quality anywhere you can get them of terran. sn«bimw. COOK & SENTZ, Also burn the Famous P&lacine Oil The Grocers- I 37. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-10-05.pdf 43f06ce3cf3ac73753668a58cc928a8d PDF Text Text the F'rrn You T$e «ith A,dvertisc in the Banner.- HASTINGS ■ . rIFTlETH vl•■'j; It? TWELVE PAGES ““MAU CT10N announcements! D. Cadwallader iwalladcr Is Greatly Im Im-­ ‘ proving His Leach Lake so the BO1?* at MICHIGAN 1 pleased Property. ' A. D. Cadwallader has just complet­ ed extensive grading at the lake front | on bis thirty acre farm a't Leach Lake. Medium for Them. JUSlKfM SPEAKS PLAINLY IN : OVERALL 3TY. ’ ___________ ■ ‘ The Auction Campaign Has Commenced. APHER 4 5n. Company, srry. * * * 3 3 3 3 0/ 0/ w THAN J JLITY FATALLY INJURED i J. M. Bauer’s Chief, Alvah'Shcrwood, • • I The Banner the ANOTHER LETTER EROM SIAM In Horse Dept, of Grand Rapids We Make Dates for the Auctioneers. HOW THE JAP NAVY WON “. . . “ I | V f J? very dorBARGE rush com • fair. HIS CLOSE FRIEND INTERESTING SIDE LIGHTS ON Fair. Suffers Fatal Injury. THE LIFE OF THE SIAMESE BY Many of our readers read of the un­ fortunate accident to Alvah Sherwood, MRS. WALKER. , He has kept from two to four toams treasurer of Bcrrim county, at the busy for nearly two weeks at an exPM REVERE S MIDGrand Rapids fair, due to his high spir­ NiCHT RIDE 11*“** about 112-7.00,.and the result is ited horse rearingand falling upon him. CONTROL BY BUDD­ '’‘Un* • • ;i line promontory about fotlr rods wide WM. TITMARSH’S Mr. Sherwood died from his injuries ANOTHER BIG AUCTION IB. F. BURDICK’S HIST PRIESTS hnilt out. into the lake and a nicely . last week. He was the manager of the AUCTION SALE \ow gioded lake front- He has thirty trees . horse department of the Went Michigan — AUCTION SALE. n.Hw.l.Trt." ’•’.• , now growing and contemplates setting ! Fair, and J. M. Bauer, of this city was But Converts to Christianity Are ---------Has Rented Farm. Will Have. Sale Frank Wolfe, Living One Mlle West ’ uht about three hundred more. his assistant, and they were very clone of Woodland, Has Sale Next Wednesday, Oct. lllh. At HIs Farm Dcing Won by the Patient Labor.* The ground is nicely adapted for a friends. 'Mr. Bauer feels his death as Oct. 10th, at Farm Two and One i water-works system, ad nature someSaturday Two and °"c HbB m,,c® E*5* of the Missionaries. a persona] sorrow .to himself. AH the ' half Miles Northof Nashville. 1 time in the distant past elevated some paje^s speak of the exalted life and SMunUj Ortob,; Ttb. ramriq’ of Hickory Corner,. The letter "M" before the name of Wm. Titmarsh, living 2,*i miles of his Teal estate on purpose, it would character of Mr. Sherwood. city or town in Siam stands for the at nine o'clock a. m. sharp, Frank B. F. Burdick has rented hia farm appear, on which a reservoir can lie north of Nashville, having rented bis Simese won! "Mnang" which means Wolfe, living on the Wm. Wunderlich ■ 2‘ j: miles east of Hickpry Corners, aiid ’ built to supply n fountain, cottages, farm, will have an auction sale at his DEATH OF C. R. CROSBY. city. This place, is Muang Pitaanuloke, farm one mite west of Woodlaud.. will i will have an auction ®le at bis farm j hotel, nr any other arrangement desired , farm on Tuesday, .. Oct. 10, ------------------commencing ‘ Rev. C. R. Crosby, formerly of Rut­ or city of Pitsannloke have an aucton sale. W. H. Couch will i on. Wednesday, October 11. commencing Just what Cadwallader ‘contemplates I 11 o’clock u. m. James M. Bauer land. who of late had lieen living with * Have wo written that the Bangkok ’ doing id yet a mystery, but h fine pnb- I will-act ns auctioneer. A lunch will be­ act as auctioneer. A hot lunch will i at 10 a. m. W. II. (Much will act as his brother in Grand Rapids. died at jieople arc sounding for artesian wells? be served at noon, . ' ; auctioneer. Lunch will lie served at lie resort on the lake, so near the City, I served‘ at noon. the latter's home on Wednesday The Near Prince Damrung's borne is one It would be imponribte for us in the noun. ’ On another page will be found the would [be appreciated. , . funeral took place tram hi* brother's having delicious water, so Dr. AtiamInnits of this article to enuuir-mto tho ■ Ah will be seen there in a very _ large _ , Friday, and the interment- wan in son told .ns. Won't that be fine for the I announcement of this sale, which will ! **• a large one, as can bn seen by the horses, cattle and other live, stock, and amount of live stock, seven horses, j Ratland cemetery. residents As.it is now each of onr all the utensils, implement* and goods four cows and a Iqt ofisheep and hog*, j long list of honwa, cattle, hogs sheep, missionaries ba* to have large tanks which Mr. Wolfe will sell, ft is suf- There will also-lie offerail a large lut of , farm tools ami other .articles mentionwith locks on and in the rainy aeaaon ficient Vi say-that the sate will lie a farm ._ took . ------------------and a lot j»f jf grain. Read Read I they are tiikwl during the storms, ' and the adv. for this auction tin another ! vl LrtlVv I LMI11L I b fjn\e should .he and no doubt will very largo one. ns ono can m*’ who this water has to Im- used very econom­ reads the list enumetated in.the adv. page of the BANNER ically or the supply will give unt- b}>----- ® large crowd present at this Mde. which men will lie t» found on pogo page nine. ------------------ r—■—— lon* the dry season is over. Ih itisb 0N THfaDimt OF OFFICERS TO EN ; ; "‘.’'''J”'' .’V^1 i;1,’'"'. H- MC’LEAN’S AUCTION SALE. । Quite a'large snake was caught un­ AUCTION SALE. lire in terma Ko interest will lx/ tiun had FORCE LAW AND CITIZENS TO ' i IMPORTANT SECRRTS OIVEN BV ihr our hbUM yesterday. It is now ch.trge-d on any noir* given nt this buttled. ’ Hcakf-s of all kinds are very I hursday Afternoon Oct. 12th. One i SUSTAIN THEM. sail until after they are dur which is lid little SURGEON GENERAL SUZUKI numerous this year so thebiameee say. H. E. Kahler, of Delton. W 111 Hold si* month* from date. They can hr Mile East of Shultz in Hope (hey There are only 55 varieties here and OF THFJAP NAVY. diaDou'nted 6 per cent for ct»h on One Tuesday Oct. 10th, the Township. * six are poisonous. • • CRITICISES METHODS the day of sale. ’ xtngJuly 1H. Here's to you for a letter be­ | Henry E. Kabter will haw *n auction Having decided to move tu another OF JACKSON PRISON • at his farm two mile* i-ast and -•iu bling gun on Tuesday, but will lie ended county, H. McLean living on th«i W. THE EYES OF THE ’S when I 1 will try to finish .it this P. j w»e half mite north of Delton, on ADMINISTRATORaiitvrtmi ___ e«i r : Tohia8 l'I*r’ *n town»hl|t om JAP GUNNERS M. as tomorrow 1 shall be busier get­ ' • Tuesday Oct. loth, commencing at io AUCTION SALE , mile east of Shultz will have an j ting ready f°r var tlmt anniversary Thinks Prisoners Have Too Easy A ‘ o'clock ' a. m., sharp. A lot of live ■ ■■■ . auction sate uu^Jhumday afternoon. dinner; on Thursday evening. Besides household Qrv CteHee. Admr. Will Have <>««ber r<inimeii<*ing 12130. „ at- • W. j Were Carefully Examined by Medi­ Time-1 hey Ought to Dread a Sen­ I stock, farm machinery. uur missionary family, then) are only ' goods, etc. w.iii 1 be m>I<1. . See hi* H. Conch will art a.< auctioneer. cal Staff Before a Naval Battle tence to Jackson. two foreigners here now. so wo shall Sale Oct. 10, at Farm Half Mile : auction sale advertisement thisWas Commenced. have just a few to dinner. Mr. Cooper rd at that Ju.tilt Onut- of the Mi.-lugnn So-1 f- It. Conrad, of Dolton, will in another column tbeae is a nice bunrh ; East and Mile South of Quimby. left thin morning for Paknampe by Aright prvtneOpurhtaeeome i<l«u> -nbom. th“• and a Ittneh will Uof stock, and farm teote anJ other ’ The world lias for sometime, been launch, so our number will not exceed Ory Chaffee. Administrator of tl»e i rulminiatratfon of lav ttat appralt.. the ■ "erv‘*) noon. property to wit Theas will be offered convinced that it was due ta neither six. Mr Cooper has gone in the inter­ E»tate of Solomon Chaffeu. deceiumd, to the highest bidder. I Remember the luck nor accident that the Japs whipped it i inielligwiif and sense of justice of all i est of the misson to meet -Mr. Snyder wiU have an auction sale at the Solo- ' date, Thursday Ocfuber 12. pi arch gt-od citizens. He recently delivered,an 1 HENRY BECHTEL’S the Ruiedans on land and wa It is . tuhi. who is coming from Bangkok. They mon Chaffee farm on Tuesday Oct. 10. Uv. f’itec cimcrdad that the little brown men-de­ addre** in Detroit, and did not hesitate > AUCTION SALE commencing at 10 a. m. W. H. Couch hope to secure some-property qn which served to win on the so>’re of the jus­ h- rartuok Mate hi- ;. ws frankly, and thev I .. will act a* auctioneer. A lunch will le DlfSflF CT A N h we have plan- for locating a school and tice of their cause, the ability of their •ie «|4vrt*l extensively in the state ' _ served at noun. The SulomofT Chaflee DImULw I ri 11 1/ other work as lime and opportunity military and naval leaders, the .Friday. Oct. IJth. At O. E. Ed­ j offer. If yon will look on the map. I farm i* in Hunting* townahip. "«»<* half DEfT £ 1/ L h thorough, careful attention to the de­ think you will see Paknampe As at the Th* iiplda to th*- old fashioned mund'* Farm in Baltimore n>ile east and u;i«: mite Miiitli of Quimby. K । \ tails of fighting,* and to the temperate . l. Hi Milne, drinking n»d Hyl.y, J th.-J«p. ! "’LX “. We cannot enu mcrate all the property , Township. •outre menu eutor*. ! mayors jitstiros and iothcr | missionaries at all. and but vne Christoff«r«>d. The large announcement in anese . ••ct marks! ian worker, a Siamese, w ho has bad Henry Bechtel, living on the E. C. another column will tell of the live SUCH ARE THE INDICATIONS FOR p»-a<v ahd police officer* to enforce, not How carefully evfcry detail was consome training along medical lines with to ignon?. the law*. He insists that . Edmunds farm, Hirtion ! > Baltimore stock farm tools anil other property •sldered-wv are jui-t beginning to under­ THE BARRY COUNTY PAIR Dr. Hayes, of Bangkok He has. a He offered for sale at this auction.it i* tlx- duty of every 'g«sxl. citizen to has decided to move to Dakota . stand. There. wa* | held ‘ ’ in Detroit '' * * * last biusl) dispensary tbeie ana has a small THIS WEEK. uphold liny peiF** officer who is tirying . will therefore have an auction sale on ’ week the 14th moMenlion of the mili re^’dum to d” hi* duty under the law, nnd that Friday Ort. 13 at the E. <\ Edmunds school in connection with It Fmm A PROSPEROUS MERCHANT I tary and naval surgouua of the United perfect piibli, •wnttment should sustain ,.e ■ry ' ! farm commencing at !> o'clock sharp. ■ j States. Repre-wntltivea of that pro- Paknampe, the missionary will have a t bdt, such >.ttie» r in doing What he takes a vast territory of land as yet untouched ONLY UNFAVORABLE H. <’«tu<-h will ’.be tho auctioneer । feasion from the annie* and savien «»f i>.tth und iuaki . a santed promise and lunch ilhscrr -i __at noon. WEATHER CAN PREVENT , other nations were I present by invila- t in an evangelistic way Pittsinuloke is D. S. England, of Woodland. Has I 100 miles north and is the only place .•:»••] d<>. • Blit he declares thyl—-""Tfierc is a large lot of live stock to among th«4« Iwing Surgeon > • | • I tion. Built Up a Large Trgde ' <*tnblished between Bangkok and the ulil neither be asked norjwpl-vt’sl . offer consifting of five nonma four gows 1 General‘ Suzuki, ~ ' <>fj the Imperial Jap- I ’. There. ho sliould | liesides calves nnd hogs. There —,:l Big Entries and Fink Attractions- anese Navy, who delivered art addrve* ’ Laos country. Altho we have a large field for work here on aU side* of n>, of making h!m> be farm tools’ corn in shock hay rm Wednesday, an«l described in detail On dur Woodland page will be found Come and Bring Your Family —ctivp or swearing oil*; in barn and many other, article*. the surgical metls4s c.snI on the Jap­ l*nknampc has a still greater tract of. the advrrtiwtm-nt of D. S. England, land as yet unopened to the missionary. And Enjoy Yourself. If an officer call* on him member the date Friday Oct. 13. ! anewfleet. ' th. well known fumilnn• dealer of that It .teems advisable to go to Fnkuampe' lie should rentier it if | •------- -.-*■ —----------The aim .was tv but evcrj- man in ! The county fair is no*v in full blast. place. at this time as there is a chance to get ANNUAL MEETING OF M. Fur tli*. past five years Mr. England i We cannot hope to give mytbing like ! <*»e best possible r indition to inflvrt some property -now, which may not be irom»ed Jnstiou Grant severely criticised th*-1 E. LADIES AID SOCIETY. ha* been ••tigag,,‘d in the sale of I urn- an idea of the exhibits. We can only ' ,l* utmoat damage to the enemy and purc>m<uble two months' from no*. If I>'a<*huw*ttb administration <<f the Jackson.' prison I record, iture. Pianos and Organ*, and ev-ry nay they promise tv bi».nk ,the Uv aw ..— sustain the minit ini of danisge to a station can tie established ut Pak­ Imu’HUsclie thought the prisonera had Joo ' year has n a nice- increase over the Weather premitting the fair will easily • nampe then it will be an out-station Ht;cing that easy a tiine and becanae he felt the ; ^r8> J. T. Lombard Elected Presi­ ri'-.y -------^ Ir England isn ’ t the eclijise alt previous exhibitions of the , The man behind i lie gun must win of this, for a time at least one before. ? ’ * ’ ' We shall 4? pi to hexing* aim of jbe the prison pri-on authorities authorities was too JI Kind a man:to sit still and wait for (ferry County Agricultural Society, the naval battle, a .«! such a man must push the evangelistic work first of all. dent. Annual Report of ’4- Bi trade to come to him. but on the con- i'ij0 rai ns of Sunday have put the road.* ' have the best-— *»•*-puraihb: vision, make ‘the * >• prison not a place to be ', , instead of the edtMptional and medical the Brit- dn-.»;lthl. but Treasurer Given. where a n comfortable comfortable ! trury he get* out after it and-invariahly m good shape, and now with good : Before each nava battle the eyes of work, as has been the custom form«... one one when* wan station* weather for Thursday and Friday, I every Jup gunner re re careftilly ex- crly. We are trying to make the evan­ tri u—nn-d with better food and । The annual meeting o£the Ladies Aid g>*ta it. and in his work h«> is ably asAs a -r.-t-ult bo no question that. I• — amined by an expeh ocvulist. if tlri si*t«-d’by Liseon Devere. Z a-i* there ._____should ■ -but .. ! Into their more diivr^iuns than th<- avemgii i ’ gelimic work uppermott here and we ,n ' Sx’iety of tbo M. E. church was held HQciety will make enough this year j vision was’perfect Ihe was passed.• If a1 believe we shall have rich results in mar* w<sild have outside. Monday afternoon in the jmrlora of the of hustling he draws trade from .a long distance in all direct ion*. to pay for the now dssl* •lath and and other other ! defect was found ™ tli^t would yield to imduggi-h We have tin* fiighrh-t rrspwt fiir tin J church. The old officers were re-«lec’ lime A few days ago.Dr. W. removed as . thr ■•haracteir of Warden Vincent iv* a man ■ t-id a* follows; President. Mrs. J, f. In addition to his fnriiicurebusiness improvements made thih fall, and also.; mediate treatment, tbc proper remedy.•j a blood tumor as large as my fist from licenc’d ••ndmluier to mske handsome start toward a I was at one© ......... applie^ if it would not. , the under side of a. num's heel. Ho tllythrutfgb We are coniitb-nt he has no wish io do.jj Lombard: Scc’y.. Mrs. F. H. Pryor< Mr. Mr. England England ik is a a ncenaeu •■iihwiuk i to maxe d u nanuaome nuiri tuwaru a ................ ............... !«;•* than________ his duty a- an officer Th-- jTreas.. Mrs. M. L. Cook. The treasnr- and funeral director. and carries a larger grand stand and; a ( new floral i the man wan stationed somewhere else *. had lieen to l«> "Biamew? doctors he I fie (\ii*eu.'d'' _____ " • • t I i rt-a.ri.. *'ir*. ^i. ia. v-w,,. *. ...line Of. good" i. in connection <hall <■ t ______ .___ _ 1 in the.ship the. nbin nnd Htul an4> unlilfer h lii'Ki'et >thcr wit with perfect' I snid and they all told him they could complete for next year. i . ..n.-i.ivi to Mtiirrh hl. chjjutor in thr rr* ., .0| n-viH >nv«**tigatian signaUv failed us ! '' -i„ —n- ,|,„ — wcrf .' ‘7.* jHiy• . As th- B ANN EK |gw* to press j eyesight filled hirf place. During a not help him It wit- a very bloody »t ought. But caudor comprisne »> aav <%l ,n b>‘ ni*:ht soc‘m1 c,ub* dnr,"ti lh» with this work. He is a genial, eourt.i'ous gentleman, Wednesday noon, l»efc|re the fair Is battle, b“",“ efrery ■•*««-v gun «... .crew wan mu ppi led operation but very successful He and part year.all having ,'rnisod rained their mon! past li _________ a one per _ ______ cent1 his attendant listen very attentively doe* as hr agrees to do, and ha* some fony under way we call give no par­ with water in whit< _ b aiKnt.... , my ... that every . - solution <»f borai'icu id had lieon mixed, when any one sj-uak.. to thvos of Jmus. bargain* h!1 the time. It will pay to ,_______ ticulars._________ but can uni} wajeb hi« advertisement every week thing indicates that the Barry county I With this they , wa bed their eyre fre' They, told our first assistant la*t night ' __.i ...... | ; fair will will be be the the higgret' Ijiggert! and and te-et tent ever. ever. ■ qurntly anti thus kept them ciear. when he was talking to them that they anti —<• what i>.. he h»a hat* tn to offer. offer. ■ Only unfavorable weather can interfere^) JEvery man in the ike: was trappUed* had never heard of Jiwtis. till they came in the trea*ni\of <37.1.'L Mrfl.' Beye method*! tend to deter men from '. icb which to plug here. Dr. Crooks writes that two of Burton ;was appointed to take thi* PRESENTED WITI ll- idi- cetn- ; nutting crime in Michigan. up his ears, thwipA venting Capture of the kaffir iu^y choir. their patients accepted the- Christian cbaifmanship of M ncOm-ar Spausing’s the ear drums bj coni-r.svion fif'itu the religion during the. moiitli of June. Ii I The Kaffir Buy Choir! have by their WILL BE TRIED. rlnb. wlio had asked to be relieved. athers the firing »f the big guns Before ’ ‘ c ach ConUmM 1 ot. jm»s« tdue ! magnificent entertainment captured The sentiment seemed to be hi favor of • Urick whu ted • engagement, every inember of the crew • II, Son,.-1 Attorney MchoU Cue Not to-be holding mcials the present year, and The Occasion Being a Felicitous I the most cultured cities in America. was orderwl to put on clean I under­ One for Fitzgerald E-rh memlwr of th. eUr n-prewmu. Uf Lhr im it was voted to servo suppers at the A THRIVING BUSINESS -'ay back into j _ clothing. In ’ a groat many shot <gh«-enth <xntny j Put Off* * j some south Africa tribe. usual price of 25 cents for gentleman wounds, fragments of clothing are P°stThe Basutus. whose rountry stretches curried into the Ixxly The clean un­ ef tL • «; I * will tend to I Ai«*i*tani Prosecutor Ward, of Grand and 10 cents for ladies. pruduo On Saturday evening Sept, ikdh right along tbo Orabge Free State derclothing thus prevented niatiy raw* W. E. Allgeo Conducting a Flourish* >u. .-ynsiiteiing the! Rapids, denies the story that nrrangeing Store at Carlton • Comrade H. H. Trask gave a beautiful boundry line, are represented as also ’ ' .undings. nients have been completed for putting NEW SCHOOL FOR K firs ! of 1,100,1 poisioning.' GARMENT CUTTING flag tb FitxgemH Pott No. Leu j are the great tribe of j Zulus.L •K-Mv Center. I irasant place to . over - । : Admiral Togo was supposed to have V»C. the ...V trial ...... of George E. Nichols, of •ititand th» ............. II. many historical ’! TIonia, —*for — ■ ■«»■ perjury, ’••••*» tn in «v>nnectian connection with ... iy>or presenting r-- it in his pleasant ; whu as "runners" .... hare been , Rrea 1 directed the movement* of the JapanOn the Woodland |Mge of. this issue genrni genial muuuur, manner, Commander Reams re- ' service to both Boer and Bi Bnton are ese fleet rum the conning tower of his will be found the advertisement of W. *®rronnding> tho water deal litigation, until the additional Will Be Opened In thi, City. I: plying jyin„ in ln bdhalf of el the lhe Fust. Comrade Comnule j| here hero shown ,ho«o as u also .!». are nn- tho Hie Bushmen, Bedim™, , flagship, the Mikasa. But ho! didn't. E. Allgeo. the Carlton Center merchant Un . many beautiful December term of the Hastings court, hojn^.’Ti;.. st | Jones also mad© a few appropriate lowest pentfe people on ithe Under.ti>nJ fusions Will Be m,ds . .HiroprUU re- j] the lo««t ll.e continent. He knew the big Russian guns would who is running n very flourishing gen­ are all well built where the case has boon taken from : marks and Comrade T. Phillips called I M. E. church. Monday Evening Oct. l>e .trained upon that tower, so he stood eral store at that place. • elms'? and there Grand Rapids on a change of venue. Held In 0. A- R- H"11i for three cheers-for the flag and got.!Admission—adult* 35 cents. ChilMr. Allgeo has sumo good !«irgains "No such arrangement- has been at the compare bridge when in action. iU' ii» that* bespeaks Mr B. c. J“>». n>pre"n‘in* tb' ilwm. The ...... ............. W. R. C. Ladies were in- ' dren 25 cents. made to my knowledge," said Mr. All these things go to show that the to offer, as may lie seen tiy reading his CuUvr CM., ol viud , 0 brinK eke and tier were advertisement. Value received may be Japanese are a mo*t practical m well tut •Want “The prosecuting attorrftey at American Garment ~~~~ * will bool of roJ antortaiud. loo <reou> holo# OFFERED POSITION IN PARIS. intelligent people, • and that they i inferred by his statement that he will Hustings is looking after matters for ‘Chlezgo. will opm •»“«J" JoMrue-1 ' ANEW DOUGH MIXER ~-~rg; Gannait Cutting in tbio ciV- i providod by tho Foot bojw All had o give “your money back it not satisfiekl” me. We have expected to go to trial tion in C M. Wil ford Hicks who graduated know how to make even letter use of 11*0 people living rn the northern the very first of the month, but Judge io will bo "Of”, by bl, odrertlootnonl j g(xxI time. with such high honors in Jane from scientific methods in warfare than any pert of the county will find Mr. Allgeo other nation had dreamed of doing. ' Smith was forced to hold a short term in thia Imuc* I ' St Stephen's Collage Anandale-onA Cuter Heve Just Vliced * a very pleasant fellow to do imainess Mr. poJnw Jredto wiwiu-w — ------of court in Charlotte. This has put us from .I BURGLARS AT MIDDLEVILLE. Hudson received a caldc from Paris-1 --------- ' out a Huie. But I exjfect that the the New One in the City • fromdrtnll. point,c«n “her. b. by ta.riuulinM hu - the . I. --------- : be wen ---------U,,, wrek OirCTln, him , jmlUon u REUNION OF 13TH MICHIGAN with and may lie assured of a “square adverti.senient. 1 Raided Cold Springs Creamery Com- i instructor in English in tho Berlitz am® deal." It will pay to watch his an­ ease will go on the last of the month. Bakery. nouncements from week to week. Vetter i Carter, proprietors of the ! I have my arrangements made to p«ny’» Safe. Secured Sod 00 8clx"1 of tangonM there. The rider To Be Held in Kalamazoo October 26, | City Bakery have just installed a new bring on F. IL Garman from New TRANSFERRED TO I. • rer, tempting one. the ptaltlon Lee Pryor Will Deliver ‘lu-igh mixing machine in their ee- York and Witness Stow from Dakota CELEBRATED HI5 7tth Birthday. , NEW TERRITORY. , Thursd.y Nfchi. givin8 h|m ((Jr UHikhmeht. It is one of J. H. Day Address. study and and trarel travel while while teeeblns. teaching. but. 1 — -■------ •-*-• •••* — r* -r th. rwd I «tudy Sunday. Oct. 1st was the 70lb birth­ Thursday night the safe of the Cold Co’s Insult and most improved ma- at that time." Mr. Hicks is as yet undecided whether The old 18th Michigan will hold areThos. Irwin who has been t«o suc- Springs creamery ar Middleville was day of C. W. Moore, of this citf. Sat­ duDrs. It will use al>out a barrel and ,I John Mulliken is^building an addiunion in Kalamazoo, October 26. Lee urday a dinner party was given nt hia to accept or not. oassful as organizer for The Gleaners unlocked by a burglar, and >66.67 * half of flour at & time, sufficient to ] tion to hie home. z H. Pryor. of this citv. has been secured home in the second ward, iu honor of in this county has been transferred to cash taken by tho robber, who also ®*kv ‘about 450 loaves of breath It to deliver an address. Many from thia the event ■ Relatives were present from Branch and St. Joseph county. Rolla Ktiaa wnat ie»ulU6 --------_ A HOUSE PARTY, carried away the cash drawer. The job will do the work more thoroughly than Balmer’s Kaffir Boy Choir. Detroit opunty belonged to this regiment in­ Bonfield and from Battle Creek. Sev­ Carpenter of Parmelee will assume on be done by hand, and by thi® I Free Press—"A great hit" Philadel­ charge of the work now in Barry is suspected to be the work of home _ Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Mixer enter- cudi ng Mr. Pryor’s father. tained the following house party over method the materials need scarcely be | phia Enquirer—“Their versatility is talent. Sunday from Hillsdale. Mrs. Mixer s toueUd front .♦—* ' 'two unique." Buffalo Cotnmerical—A county. THE STATE TAX LEVY. k«_ „ •’« to A watermelon from hiagreadaoc Banaan The reunion of the Custer Brigade former home; Senator and Mrs. Lyon, •KhiSTZ“ 'Bo novel entertainment Dramatic. As­ ADVERTISED LETTERS. mentioned m the BANNER last weak •» — TML. Xf tonished us all Boston Advertiser— Mtw cdA Bro.-. Mtw BU. »■ Kline and Mrs. Everett wife of the . should have read aa to occur Oct 19. Kr? ,nWBd Uw BoBory. Thi. '‘Marvelously sweet rioces. Astonished H»U(I). Mr- Borri Toto:r (a)’ my K«n MitMaj* lata Dr. Everett. instead of Oct 29. !*"'“«*> “»oB tbo large audience. Captivated th e Smith. Frink P. 'Jotaxm- 1 . Olb If bEC Al $3.00 >] Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? HAbTINHS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 5. 1905. MAKING ijfiifd onM -40 TOilALItAX" Ion BANNER �BANNER, OCTOBER 5, lf*6^ own in the markets of the world under existing tariff law* must be derived torunoua at from suite source other than recent ex.• ph^ence in that direction. Tho recently completcd hxrting* for the past year’s COOK BROS.. Editor*. trade show that ’for. the first time in our history the ione-and-one-half billiondollar limit has been passed. Thin enormous total represent# the sale# of OXE YEAR 81.x MONTHS-... /American products to other countries, THREE MONTHS and not only distances the best record* Enured rt the poslofflcc at HaMtUfS. Michi- of the foremoet of our competitors but far surpases all former records of our own country. AUVURTISINO KATB,. Display advertising, rates funiWhsd OU appU- liAUo iSANNER. FnblUbed every Thursday tkMiUugi, Mlehlxau. NottCM Iter » name and poet office address. JOB PRINTING. The Baxnkr has one of the toot equipped tob offices In Western Mlchla.m. an* Is prepared o do every kind of book aud job primus. GOOD MARKET IN HASTINGS For Old Materials Ordinarily Con- | BED BLANKETS sldered of Very Little Va'ue. SINGING FLAMES. Sylvester Greusel is doing much to estaldiah a firat-clase market in this city for old iron, rag*, rubber and junk of all kinds. He pays the highest market price, and is already drawing this kind of material from a» far, away as Bellevue. His ’aim is to establish here a central market for this class of stock, which ordinarily brings little | . The probate court, is constituted the returns. But by having a good market juvenile court, in counties in this state in Hostings for it. farmers in Barry of not more than twenty-five thonsnd Co. are finding it to their advantage to population; and in larger counties a save this material, aud bring it to Mr. circuit court commissioner has orginial Greusel, who is already accumulating jurisdiction, except in those of one big supplies. He has fine .’quarters hundred thousand, where’the circuit opnosite the C. K. & S. depot. court is invested with .that duty. It seem* a pity that such a well-inten­ tioned and apparently well-devised law CORRESPONDENCE, a* this could not have been enacted by the Michigan legislature without the NORTHEAST BARRY. grotesque provision so common hero of excepting a few counties from its op­ Next meeting of the L. A. S. at the eration; but that h the case, and the home of Mias EUnrWillison and brother juvenile delinquents of Barry. Berrien. Oct. 12 for dinner. -All invited. Houghton. Jackson, Manistee. Mecosta Albert Hampton lost a valuable burse and Ottawa must take theirs after the one day last week. ■ old formula, in tho police courts and Mrs. 'Alice Roonan will spend the the station house*. week with her son Oscar Junes of Hasting*. WILL REFUND MON­ Infant son of Vernon Webster and EY TO COUNTY wife was on the sick list the pu*t week. It is reported from Wisconsin that much consideration is now being given , to the practical ponwibilitivs of the primary Section law to be ejlectire for the selection of ail state candidates next year. It is said to lie feared that the mmber of candidate*’and the in­ donation to favor home cwndirUte*. regar- ".e - r,f otbef considerations may lead to results just theopposito of those anticipated’by the friends of Ithe law. Governor LaFollette is said! to have in mind an amendment to thejstato law. permitting voters to register their second and third choice for nomiua- j For Money Paid For Her Brother’s tiona, this provision lieing thought Funeral Expenses. desirable as a means of ascertaining I -.Mr*. Rnth Ritter, a pretty and the real desire of tho voters with the mere sectional sentiment eliminated. motherly looking little woman of Del­ There is said to be a’ probability that a ton, appeared at the Kalamazoo poor select conference of . factional loaders office last tfeek with her two year old will bo held in Milwaukee sometime baby, »b<1 according to her atory-Xha* soon to select candidates whom the left homo a.-^ocintion* with a husband several factions can.favor and -urge whom *he loves, and wtll place her th»<>ughoiit the state, just as has been baby in >the Children’s Home so that done in other years under other law*. she may work and repay the poor com­ But all tlie voters of the party will missioner* of Kalamazoo for advanc­ have an opportunity to express their ing money for tbo burial of her brother choice in tho matter and the outcome -Philip Richard.* who committed sui­ may be satisfactory in spite of present cide recently at Kalamazoo. She fears. Practleal experience with state­ could not Ixmr the th'ougnt of her wide primary election law* will afford brother being ’’buried on the town” . the only fair trat of their efficiency and has her husband’s consent to work and earn money to repay the county. and value. as be doe* not receive sufficient wages Tbf car shop# and wheel foundries of. to enable him to do it She stated as the United States are working night I soon a* she had earned the amount she un«l day in mt unsucf»*SHful effort to 1 would return to her husband. ’meet the unprecectentefflj increasing de­ mands for rnilrojul equipment. From phorate COURT. ev«ry state and every section orders have l>een recently j«»uring in nn car Estate Isaac M. Good, incompetent. builders far bey,.nd their ability to License to sell real estate at private meet. ‘This demand for freight curs ! Stt^e Kran^- iH®port of .sale to Mary indicates an increase in every line of [ Good filed. business and • growth in home trade [ Order ueierming heirship entered which is surprisingly large and there- ! in Estate Mary A. Day. Did you -ever hear of ’•singing" flame*? Here are two little experi­ ment* showing how sensitive a flume may be to sharp sounds and bow It may be made to •‘sing.’’ Nall togvtucr piau together iwu two block* i»«w»n v« of wood. •A­ and D, n* shown lu the picture, and at the top of A fasten a piece of wire, B, ring about five iuchec •" in hn diame with a r* «»tmu­ ter *“ at ' its other end. Over this ring pincq a piece of wlre«auzc, C. % Get n piece of glafes tubing about a quarter of an irreb In its outride dlameter and have a Jet ninde at one end, a* Our bin >rad<- in this line of goods enables us to cut the. profit to a very small margin and offer y" i better values than ever before in spite of the sharp advance in these goods. 50x72 in, in grey and tan per pair 49c 10^4 full size in tan, grey or white 55c a pair 1L4 full size in tan gray or white 89c a pair 64x80 in, extra size all colors $1.00 a pair 12/4 full size, extra heavy $1,75 a pair No matter what you may want in blankets we can please you at a very small cost. The Most Complete Corset Stock in Barry County W. E. HERRITT, DRY SHAMPOOS. The pupils of Dist. No. 5 have been doing some exceleut work for the fair. PARMELEE. Uncle Daniel Brown is visiting in Bowne. • The proceeds of the Gleaner’s dance Thursday night were $UL85. I W N. Van Avery who has been con-|I fined to the bouse for sometinme is su much U... 1..- i. vi..<n,x bi. ■ . daughter Mrs. Sam 1 Davin of Leighton, i A singing class of twenty-five memben wilh organized here Monday night. Mr. Hardy ul Grand Rapid* is the instructor. ’ • - Mi*s Emma Kratafe) i* asriiitihg i Mrs. Jetting* of West Caledonia with I her housework. j Mrs. Sherman Lane is in very jxxir > health at this writing. . •> Rey. Mr. Travia will be pastor at the U. B. church the coming year. I School . .was closed 'Wednesday to j permit Mis* Wenger to attenl the funeral of Claude Seibert in Caledonia. THE BIJtaiNG rLAMr. at wobx. shown in the cut. It can then lie fas‘ ** ’-*• of -’*---------tened• to the *block wood, ” with a ... „no thatt it* _ aftiut little wax tip In two bdo inches under the gauze. To the other ...... "r **■' “ ‘’T * atf rubber tubing ttildncr and mil connect It It with a II of gas Jet. Turn on tlie gas-and light It above the wire gauze, am! It should burn there with a thin conical flame about four inches long. Let It burn .a mo­ ment steadily, nnd then if you suddenly make a hia^iug sound the flame 1* so sensitive Hint It will shrink at once to a small liltrf flame. Again lt*t It burn jup quietly, and then suddenly whistle or clap your hands or Jingle some coins or make n rapping noise. Again the flame will shrink, and It will act In the same way at any sudden loud noise, Now get* "n glass tube, T, If possible, k‘-------twelve Inched long and an Inch and a k NEW SCHOOL WILL OPEN HERE SOON. THE AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTER, Dry shampoos are efficacious In clouUngjboth the *calp and hair, and the following powders for this pur­ pose ore fragrant and delicious. Take white cornmeal as fine as esn The most complete fy|tem in use. Anyone can use, n (W a be gruunil. Periume with a little pow­ dered orils roof and rub a quanthy of few lessons necessary, Only five measures to-cut 'entire '.-oiwtt It dry lito the hair near the scalp. The only system that keeps up with the prergHlug sty?”. ]i4re Massage I weH and bring the powder teacher* ip attendance. To the ladies of Hastmgs an.’ virinitv a through the iong part. Then with, a school for the purpose of fancy dress cutting and dn ■ will long tlbered brush remove all the meal. open in your city soon. The company has ReutJ^maSilj ’ r» Tills is not a difficult thing to do if tivee in the city who will be pleased to call at yutir hoin^ and explain the bruslii has long filler*. The ’stroke* detatli. Do-not fail to examine the system at your first poriutiity need not! Is? hard. and. Indeed,-should The class will be under the management of Jady taMractorai drafting not lie. <r the hair will be pulled out. The best) way of brushing I* to hold teacher*, (jnsss makers and cutters of the highest repmatr-n not only the hair out in one hand and brush as skilled workers but as teachers capable of imparling, their know! through hirb * strand, beginning near edge to others. The course of study includes practical |llmiratiow the bnudj and working down close to of the causes and fatilta as uel) as proper remedies for their cfnectii® the lienil. j A very interesting innovation is the exhibition t i t!k- pupi| Of the A powder that Is didlcioue for tlj<» practical result to be achieved by the methods of ’which tjfey have same |ujrpo«e Is made of one-fourth of been instructed. This is done by measuring, drafting and oitiegthe n, p<>HKd of jvowderetl orris root, one goods, making them up and trying them on the ywjsous measured and ontelnird drams of i>ergamot rind, without any alteration. the twine of cassie flowers and onequarter of a dram of coarsely ground All kiads of garments are cut, children's eluUdng of every de cloves. Mingle and put through a tine scrlption, everything in the way of gentlemen's wearing appatel; and sieve, ’ilje best way of using I*"to quarter In diameter, but any size ladies' will clothing, from a plain-wrap to tEe finest tea govn orb|ili drestrub’ Into the hair ut night and let It riding habits, tailor-made costumes, cloaks, -paper wraps « anything remain until monting. Then brush eke belonging to a ladies’waidrobe, together with, all mudejn trim­ out. This5 will iH'rfume the head de­ ming, collars, cuffs, ruffles, cascades, jxveri, and sii.;’ ir;qferie« as liciously. L\. chea|»er prepurittion made in the sain • *wny Is composed of a half will cumpete with the prevailing styles. Everybody is incited to pound of (prurtarch, the same of orris examine the work. . root powdsred ami five drops of oil For inquiry address' of rbodiuD These three are Especially suite<l to <gly hair, ns the powders will absorb math of the mobitur*-. do from seven Im-hwi to two feet lu SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. length and from three-quarters of an David Marshall ajid son Loid were inch to an Inch and a half In diameter. at Battle Creek last Saturday. Rest the tube lightly on the gauze, Chylie and Blanche Rogers »i«nt covering the flame with It. If now you Sunday with their mother Mrs. Green­ will lift the gauz^snd the tube from the ring and raise them very carefully hoe. . tho flame will shorten and then sudden­ fore for, ” i Claims heard and allowed in estate forr. to to. w'li'ie .ml,. extent unprepared fur. Walter Dunham ha* gone out west. ly bcKin to "sing.” Now lower the leading |•. Wfm M. Banti. i» the .explanation given by a fending railroad president. This explanation f Mattie Spencer of Cedar Creek spent. gauze and tube to Just the point where Estate Eli Hilton. Petition for pro- ■ , the flame cease* to sing, and it will be Sunday with- her parents. ■ and the condition to which it refer* bate of will fifed. Hearing Oct. 28.' A GRACEFUL CARRIAGE. I so sensitive that the lightest high. should I** note<X by those who have been A good 1 j- number from this way ex- I sharp sound will set It to Hinging, but . .1 Estate Voyle Albright, minor. Pe­ Clamoring for some changes in the lawn pact to take in the fair. | it will cease the moment the sound tition for appointing a guardian and <>f our country which are intended to Mr*. Clyde Walton visited friends in | i*tqp». • To rise gracefully draw one foot back nomination of ward filed. proVide-against prospective calamities. Rutland one day lost week. Tb® fl,’n,e r«*I«nd« very quickly, as a little anil rise with the chest and The problem now confronting American \ Estate Henry G Jones. Petition filed __________________ ’ ' you max- prove by saying it word like manufacturers leads in an ent irely । ^>r ^‘.’ense to sell real .estate. Hearing •’’sdcode’’ or ’’Hensltivc.’’ The flame will the crown e.r the head leading upward, MAPLE GROVE. nvk.(, |n t,n(,h eaH,._ln thc rirnt not forward. Practice sitting and ris­ difft rent direction. . •' W* • . ing before ia mirror, using 11 ytruigltt Little Elsie Cummings was quite ill 1 woril for the hissing nf the * and c. In --------------------------Estate Geo. H. VauTyne. Petition backed dtajr. • Do not run to extremes a few days la*t week, but is better at I the second lor each s. There .were few measure of mure 1 for license to .sell real estate filed. and sit boji upright on the edge of-the this writing. • >!ake these experiments. They are importance enacted by the las' ■ Hearing Oct. 20. chair. the erect Ixxty 1»4 supple », r, o , , . , I very carious and interesting. ture than what is known as the t’ruAncy ■ Mrs. Geo. Hecker has returned from I ami ready to away* iu any directionCharlotte where she ha* !>evn helping I led always by the chest If you want law which became operative last w«<ek. ; COMPLIMENTS J. M. BAUER , v.m.,.,- ui v*«ur Ithlna. serve meals during the fair. |. choose your king by some counting to lean agrtlust the hack of the chair The purpose of this law is to provide The Grand Rapid* Pres*, of Sept. tliere can l«e no harm In you doing so, means through which children of school Mrs. Frank Cumming* returned out;rhyme. Tlicn be must stand on « 20lh had the following very compli­ from Evo ret Mond ay, who re she attend- ' h*Sh I’toce nnd shout defiance to his provide^] that you Hit In such it way as age can be compelled to attend school, to allow the “small of the back" to mentary notice of J. M. Bauer, of this cd the funeral of her little grandson. ‘ fo ^ taunts them with abusive former measures in that direction prov­ rest ngalnrtlthe back of th^hulr. city, and his work at tiife West Michiing almost worthless in the country, Sam Groaline Zand Gladys Wolfe ■ L. „ , .. Do’ not lean shoulder blnde* ngninst „ _ , a . .., , ;, ,Tm thp kina of th* castle; districts of the state. I. It has been I .... • .. the chair bni-k and hollow the “small of nassed bnnday at the home of the latj j«ct down, you cowardly rascal: . “.Mrl Bauer of Hartings is aasistaut i officially estimated that hardly sixty 114 Is then assailed by the other.play- the back” while sitting. Sueh a pool superintendent in the horse depart­ ter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. per cent of the children of school age # !■ er*, every one a claimant for bis posl- .tion Is itijutjlous to health and fatal to ment exhibit and ire has made it "’°lfe. beauty. If ‘.persisted in 1t will result ’ , have attended school through the Mias'Glenna Wolfe returned Sunday ■ Uon !’r p“>u'’uce, nnd alone be must try In prominent shoulder blades nnd will periods required by the state law. In so attractive that it is not only to her work in Battle Creek after a • t9'®4lntaln !tgreatly admired, but commented on induce curvature of die spine. some of the most progressive counties two .«l. Taction. I , 1 '. “lr ‘•“‘-I™’1"’ •« by visitors generally. The stables If you wotild avoid round shoulders of the stab- children of parents who but tlie clothes must not be pulled un­ hands imely trimmed Thelma, the 2 year old daughter .of der henalty of being ret aside as a and a fonvnrd stoop of the neck do not . could well afford to send them to school have been throughout with banting in colors and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gould died Saturday prisoner of war, which really menus use a high pillow when lying down. It have permitted them to pass the school Is better to sleep without a pillow. If ; m i lioughs of cedar, something heretofore at eleven o’clock of cholera infantum. expu|slon from the game. age unable to either read or’ -write. custom has [rendered a pillow necee- -L unknown in this department. Ho has The little one had been sick but a Sometime* the king I* -------------permitted to This is an offense against all the people fl had charge of this feature for the pant days but her sufferings were great, j hnv® a,I T. "ho merely stands by, to sab’ Jron ch n gradually decream? its of the state which the new law is in­ —>r'—•”............... “’•’ alze until It becomes a very small one. .. four year* and his experience is prov­ The bereaved parents have the sympa-' “see “ fair play nnd *to capture any, one tended to prevent. Then you YylU yorne to wonder bow breaking the rules. ing valuable to tho fair association. The thy of the whole neighborhood. you ever slept comfortably in the awkgm. The odd* against the king, beset by In a recent compilation Khowing the horse department makes perhaps"* finer Fnneral Monday nt 2 o’clock from the so many enemies. pre so great that ho, ward position ueeesidtaied by a high • showing, this year than previously.” M. E. church. pillow, and jjoti will lw pleased to find increased cost of Hying in the United [.does not position, auu and — T"'’ long retain.his •«-,••_••• 'U1O ,OA>HIVU, States throughout the past year as com­ Greta, the 4 year old daughter of i *hp one who dethrones him takes hlu that your pfomlnent shoulder blades NORTHEAST IRVING. are retreating and that your back and : Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gould is very ilh j Pine® and possemilon of the “castle.” pared with some former yearn, it is ueck are asseiniug-symnietricai lines. Joe Wing ha* a new wind-mill. We sincerely hope she will .recover. ' noted that farm products form the " The declaration recently made, and ■ which seems to find confirmation in the detail* which accompany it. that one person in ten of the inhabitants of England and Wales is just hovering above the starvation line, give* cause for. serious reflection in several direc­ tion*. Englishmen are now being cal­ led upon to pay an annua! bill of gal,000.000 for tbo support of their pauper­ fellow citizens, and the amount i* in­ creasing at the rate of ILOOO.OW per year. It ’s hardly to be wondered at that an aggrctaiive effort is lieing made by some of England’s foremost states­ men to change the policy which at best ha* not given to England prosperity, ■nd to sdopt in part at fettrt the home prouction policy which lxw.n Bc. comiMniea elsewhere by better condi­ tions than England has ever known. ability of theUnited State* to hold it* Mr. and.Mrs. Smith visited relative* at Caledonia. Off of « acres, Mike Kelley got a little over 200 bushel* of beans. Mrs. Garrett of Baltimore ia visiting her granddaughter Mrs. Everett Cairns aieisted Mr*. 8. Coulter w*t'1 ^er h°a*eworh" *U Cairns is putting a new roof on house. For Lung Troubles Ayer’« Cherry Pectoral cer­ tainly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,consumption. And it certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this. You know it is true. And your own doctor will say so. Why should n housekeeper Dover put the letter M into her refrigerator? Answer— Becaune.lt would change Ice ; Into mice. ( How many soft boiled eggs could n giant ent-on an empty stomach? An­ swer-One. for after that his stomach ' compare the prices with ours and wouldn’t he empty. you will be satisfied to deal with Which would you rather, that a lion us. You will find; ate you or a tiger? Answer-Why. you would rather that the lion ate the ttger, . ' i> hi. Stuve.pipe Elbows, eachi • 10c of course. n in. Russia Stove pipe • 15c Also Dampers for 10c Cups and saucers, large,. ।per set 45c If the new head of the doll Is filled Common Lantern ■ complete •50c with cotton before being attached to Cold Blast Lantern •• complete Wk the body tho eyes will not fall In, and Canvas Gloves • ■ pair 8c and 10c the danger of breakage from falls will 18 lbs Granulated Sugarr ~S1.00 • 25 lbs French’s Flour • ■ 76c he reduced. Bologna . 100 lb, 3 for Soo . Hints, I! S” .. ; , ; • P«r lb Sc and 8c Hero ia a hint for every girl Red Alaska Salmon 15e, 2 for25e Who hopes to be a belle i 'y ^11 • ■ ’ gal K Don’t let your tonxue too loudly ring Axe Helves - 15c and 25c And learn to chime In well. Side Lamps » - complete tr»c CUhen you Buy Mule nnd Goatskin gloves 'r pair 25c 7 bar box Toilet Soap *2.50 Nice dry Onions • per peck 25c tho,r book “d must not These articles and many more of equal value are In plain sight in our store at all times Kind treatment gratis. W. W. WATSON, GENERAL STOKE, IRYINQ, FlKHIQflN, ersz& Small boys who- think that some fine LAUNDRY LINES. . Save your iired feet on ironing dny by standing on n cushion. In hanging clothes to .dry always hang the stockings by the toes, nightdresres from 1 the shoulders and skirts from the heinl . When hanging wet blankets or white spreads on tlie Hue to dry put a small square of effitli under each clothespin to make sure there wtll be no stain from a dusty •pin. Carbonate cf Hine, better known ns Spanish chnlta, used in the proportion of two to one of starch, will render all light stuffs sui?h ns muslin Incombustible yet not hert tho material itself to any way. । * To give lineii a gloss pour a pint of Iwlliug water on two ouncee of gum arable, cover till next day. then strata It carefully and put it in a clean bottie. Two teMpoonfuta of this stirred Into n pint of ordinary starch will give collars nnd cuffs nn appearance of newness. ' I COOK & SENTZ, ' j j I I I | ; 1 1 Also burn the Famous Palacine Oil! T|tc Grocers- Phone 37. ■■ “ (?’ ) ( ) t Tha,t New Mixing Machine Did It Our Sanitary Bread haa always been the best, but terewJ ot our customers last week wanted to know why it wa* 1 n>uu better than in the past. We don’t know. It was maar in ex­ actly the same way. The only reason we can give is l»eca«* of the new “MIXING MACHINE" we put in which n. xro the dough much better than we could do by baud. 1 ry ■ 411 itary Bread if you want the BEST. WIBS MEALS SEBVED. t NICE LINE »F CIGARS AMD GOKFECTIBIS- VESTER &mji.CARTER, Til CITY ,. * it il i i i w i • ii f i i I That’s what you get when you trade here. Wv . t '• jLe • Quantity” and "Quality" bargain “twins,’' and when p : lmI 4 uni n*4*u«y. of us you gta the most of the beet quality fpr the *.• therefore your dollar goes farther. We havtfi’; indlilng want to force upon you. We simply warrant onf cot dj-and deliver them to any part of the city. If you can’t reuneyoaiwut just telephone us and youe order will receive jttlt a* cad,| ul and lyjt hottest attention as though you were present In p-r h give us a trial. ; | 1 I To tral let put , nlncb In n gla„ I our upon It « » little cold cola water and pour shake it well <jp. pure tea will only slightly color the water, while a ctrong 1* informed by Longman & MartiInfusion la quickly got from the adul­ jiex, that ten thousand churches have terated leaf. K0w l»ll both eeparatebeen painted with L. Jt M. Paint, It ly nnd let them stand til! cool, and the takes the least; wean the louge®t;and difference between them will be moat only requires -I gallons of the L. ft M marked. The false U-a will becoma and 3 gallons of Linseed OH to paiut a still more stroag after long standing, but will remain transparent, whereas moderate sized house. the pure tea wUJ Inhume muddy or Vou cn tell them by the «t,tlonerv milky. This fast aitpearance arises they we. IhUnty •uttoaeryrwve/ from the tannic add, which 1* a nat­ ‘>«tar peop,e ** nalholland’e Wrir ural property in pure tea. but which Id artificial entirely absent. W. J. HOLLOWAY, Hastings, Mich Who sells the L. & M. Paint. 1 saw them nudge each other and whisper and say. “I wonder which of us will go to the parsonage gay. Anti which in the fine double house on Broadway.” And they,talked it over as boardshave a way, And were glad they had come to HnstingqtOstay. So eome in and see them.Ye people of Barry ? And fake for your houses and barns all you Au cany No SUBSTITUTION But THE “REAL THING” Coni A- ' American Garment Cutting School Hastings, Michigan, 4? Tomlinson Lumber Co. 1' Long ago wfcen the world wa* new. fl Before you and 1 did appear, great big trees tn the forest grew. fl The waved their branches to and fro. , . fl And And they talked to each other as onh trees ran. fl And feared when the chopper would come tu their. Ian.!. the greet mills.would saw and the buziter* would plane, • fl And AntLehange them to boards, which all went against toe gram. fl Now if some of these boards you wish to see. fl •You will Hud them piled high at The Tomlinson.Lumber Company. they are just as happy as board* can be fl Andthey know that the next best thing to being a tree. fl For Is to be worked into siding and shinglv: tine. Into finish and all that is used in the builders line. fl They have come to stay and please all the good people ot Harry. fl So come fa and see them and take home all you can earn fl As I walked through the yard the other day; ' principle items of ihcreaae. Chickens, butter, eggs and chetw, show the molt murkisi advance, and that seems to be an increase in value and price in a direcitiou thought most desirable by . those who regard the farmer's well­ being as the basis of all prosperity. The statement which accompauir* th- | compilation referred to, and which is 1 vouched for the United State* bureau of labor.' that'all wages have advanced and the hour* of labor at the | same time somewhat shortened, seems ! to make it only fair that the products! uf^the farm should have an increased I value. \ / ■ .’ ') (( /) bheit �MABltNuB BANNER, OCTOBER ~ profit 1 profit •■• ii;.. wr. excuse| ([pr wanti:;g to sell von dn 'rhere two kinds of? profit ' small, ■ jste.iifv । i ' and thc\ (profit>mes in . jpaitfnk • ROOSEVELT FISHING CLUB Souhwestern Michigan Thl. WMk'a Naw. In N.arhv of Middleville, field Pleaaant mtlea. . , . l”X at Quo Lake l aat Thursday ' ' Jj Ncw Officers Elected i. twit B«cret»r} Sehum. went to Charlotte/ Thumday to attend . / Herten Tem»le. „t Indi.n •pent Frul.y with Mr. and M Bdwrr. Jak/ F 1 -'2|r" Wilwui «i>d Mr, r. Huy machine, ’and lumlmgo, and dn- I'onite—moniteralup ia Evart* visited Eaton Rapid, relativ is ' Wednesday. pctxia.and andincipient incinientlocomotor loenmer,..ataxia ...... the villa— 1 baqmrl number, from pepetia. tbeviliggu^ Thorrmppl. townahip, Dr. Mary \ireen. of Charlotte, v You have also $2». 10 and a return tick­ and . year they r„„k. u pi|grimBg„ et to Ionia. My fee iu |28. •• There is to Gun lake, ar,d have . glXK1 til£ the guest of Haatinga friends Frid a moral to this, but there sWm, t0 he «uUog a tel, broakfaat and tho same and Saturday. Mrs. R. A. Bailey, of Grand Rap no need of pointing it out. brain •limulatingfo0dfl,r.linner. This was the guest of friends here Frid year about eu—memte™ oi of me tbo cjnb club and and /-ms . .. . .. ----- — Obert noUre b publutoud tor . xue.1. rep.ir«l to strreter’. l.ndi„„ and Saturday. iliss Charlotte VanAuken, of Grat iuixiuuk of the Hteckholden of lb,. «rly Thurmluy ... >e usual fish breakRapids, Wpebt Saturday and Spud Toledo, Marshall & Northern Ry, to ■ fsurt served j ,. , 8 o'clock, after with her parents in this city. ' be held at Marshall November 2mh. j• which * ’ * the members -chartered the The call says the moetuij. is for the stoainlwat. and west .over into \V«t Gordon Ironsides went to CVanti looking at thojutiont through lM X- | factor in the Lwn £ ’ Z7 T'”' fo tlioj -vou one? | ’’ «ul charge > f «r another. ( few- tilings) • 1 litre is' wliiel'i we( . ‘ ) , _ LrrtA.w 1 ' Arthii; >Mulholland, ‘ of Pt/ . ' •' verely injured Thursday morning anil I t»”-----------t Tu-*day -------evening, । -Mr. am) Mrs. Oscar Young went will be laid up a month. He became! Worthy '* ’Matron ’ —Allie '* Willison. "• Allegan Wrdnaslav. to attend tne j Worthy Patron —John Payntt ' wedding of their son, Dr. CIaren< e entangled in the -belt in the' beater ' ' Young to Mni. F.ffa G risen, p-hicb too<■ < • room and was thrown to the ; floor. A j Associate Matron—Effie Thomas. Treasurer—Mrs. BrutcMan. fractured limb and l>adly bruised head j Conducttcffi—Iva Tit man. - • place I hat evening. and sbonlden* arc the rj*MiLts <tf the: AsNociata CunductresN—Maud Kelly. Mr. aud^Mrs. Alonzo Clark, of Cliato i ( Adah—Brnma Murdock. accident. | Mich, came to this city Fxitlay fur- i' Ruth—Laura Newton. i few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. C Esther Minnie Sbriher. F. Field. Mr. Clark isover 88 year i Thu young ladies who attend Albion , Maftha-rEdna Payne. Electa—Ella Tobias. . of age. and. yet ho ha" large busine* < ’ college are bv a recent'act of the facul­ Warder—Lois Sidnani. ■ interests in Clinton and Chicago t > j ty of that institution barred from liv i Sentinel*-.lohn Mate. which be gives Jtis active attent'ui. ing’in rooms on the first tlooi of any 1 Chaplain—Etta Wykom. ' Ite is a remarkably well preserved ma . ' Marshal—Eliza Mate. » home in that city. Did you <i«k if they j Organist—M. J. Timmerman. Joseph J. Emery, who represents tpe , liked it You should hear thjun sputter. > Miss Mary‘McElwain tendered er j Associated Press, at Havana. C< . resignation as Set*, on account of Lome* ', arrived in this city Tuesday ;<ftd Ralph Holdfn. of Union City, who I duties. A new Sec. will lie elected at : ' Thursday, of last week, for New Y shot hia wife ind then tried to com- , (he next regular meeting. sailing Saturday fur his jiost of d mil suicide hut failed, was captured r Past Worthy Matron. Mrs. Gra<Mrs. Emery, who has been vipi t»g : last week at Delphoa, U.. and is now . Bauer, actM as installing officer, D. : ' hi’r parents. Mr. and. Mrs. in jail at Coldwater. His wife ■ will j nied •' * Spanlding, fur some tiiuu.accom yrolwbly recover tram her injuries. Dante IU>«setti used to tell a story of , her leisband as ter as Detroi She Tennj-won.lwlth whom he was walking W;il visit wfnends in ChleaiA gnd 1 •■■■■• ' ■ ■ ■•'■' '• . ............... H Gr.u : li»l i.te. un.l thru rem/. here I The grand jiFry is doing a land office Hollern, Tb<y pu».,d .. l.r.1 in „u) r, busfg»«6 in (’ait county. They have lluntly lifiliu.il np and from which is- . ---------------brought in 4» iitdictmvnts. and includ­ sued the . s Hinds of joyous music. ' . . 1 ^OCcll IsCWS ed in the Um is every satuvn fteeper in •'V,h:it In ipat plnre’-” asked (Jhe hard. "It is ••nihil,” replied Rossetti, "the flol.-; , the county except one. bo-, ............. ■■ i •b.,ol.l !lk.. to look 11 s' ‘'"“K ht.-purv.fi thehunl, -only I Should I'bo uteenco from the city/of. Mayor JoMJjiJi' Br'uteu. of-Caledonia, wan* be nt once snrrounded by a crew of Heath. drowned .in Jordan lake, at Lake , ogroundlings, r who would mob mid pcs­ Read the Auction Salo advertfso- I . . „ ..jiy Kj(,nti 8|r>" Odessa. Wednesday while in bathing. ( ter and jostle me." merit of HenrJ* E.. Kahler in this issue ’ "'If you were of the BANNER. He hail been vi*iting friends lu‘ Lake quietly ' remarked ’■‘~4 Dante, T'. . ; to get on one of the tables, announce Odessa. £ . Fifty your name" and recite three or, your . tickets to Charlotte were sold j poetfl: masterpieces Into the bargain at this station Thurwlny on account of | Daniel Bowditdi, of Kalamazoo, wa.**; probably not 2 per cent of the audi- j the fair in that citv. struck by a lutke Shore engine Wednes­ ence would have the slightest idea of . Rememlair tin- Fireman’s dance HtC । the city hall this Thursday evening. day and hurled 20 feet while he wm : Who ^ou are." attempting to cross the track on Third ' ~ Music byT/oxel’s orchestra. SL ’ Mra. Lydia Brown, nee Goucher, a ( former residrajt of Orangeville, died | very suddenly at her home in-I^msing . Frank Tripp, a fanner living in, * one day lu«t week. Trowbridge. Allegan Qo.. had trouble' The ciise against ‘ Luther Hyatt fur with hia wife one day last week, and furnishing liquor to a person in the wound up by ahooting himself. habit of getting drunk was dismissed Qa .Dubois ?he'l£.’. / • . Citu Bank. Mich. CHILDREN S EMPORIUM Jeffaw Street. HBTIKSi. ■ MICHIGAN EVERYTHING FOR BASIES AND CHILDREN. b'iannelfltte. Ciand Ginghas?’. ‘ . IJyp.i: -I’in-- llobea. »•>-:. ■ <lk. Velvet. !l-|:o-kh. „:.l Uce. i'at-'r: i, ■•<],. r Belts, all • Tht- f. - I’.inv StwkI ng* . ’ • ' . ;-■!■ ('l-.tlis. ■ ■ „■ in Legging « new New Stork 1 BED SPREADS. Frank Lanrelle, an employe at the • The following officers were duly in- w<'eks as the gueate. of Judge Snnth Ijx* paper mill at Vick^urg, was se- | ’‘tailed in the Order of tho Eastern Star : family. | PLEASED ALL CUSTOMERS. . hi iSiMS;:; ’ad Print Riglil. mina m. scott nice warm meal. 25 CENTS. -• ’ hats to bring a : urb with you, . • ‘ come to the 1 to the Palace ■ *«•: ’ ! l'vt ;i "arm Meal. Y i made, of the’ beet , • hi in.vi iui it. "!:t outer CIUBS „a C0l(TOtlwinlY Barnaby Bros., of Banner Office. int door JZll2- Hastings, Mich. sodern treatments Chr°,liC "KBIUTISM, ■ . DEFORMITIES. XS. ail Xn’.'ia. Blood, • ana Chronic Diseased. baths of all kinds lag °vr,x wwnen for Train­ * THE Address, Boom 'HE JACKSON SANITARIUM. Jock,on, Michigan Extra good quality spreads from $1 upwards Extra good quality comforts a large assort­ ment to select from $1 to 2.50. | l 1 The West Michigan Normal at Kala- ; mazoo opens this year with an attend-! Covered from Head to Foot with Humours —Forty Boils on Head annrof alout 150, and, gnpt. Waldo 1 i lielieves it will reach' 2u0. at One Time—Doctors and Drug i Two Grand Rapids men vere urres- j ted at Lowell last week charged with : burglarizing a hardware store in that i town.' t ’ Henry Kahler's big auction sale will 1x3 held at his residence Tuesday, Oct­ ober |Oth. commencing at 10 a. tn. Lunch at noon. E. R. Cunrad, auction- CURED CUTICURA FOR FIVE DOLLARS j CUTICURA A BLESSING curiv/,3 “^5,^3 • • J. T. PIERSON & SON $75,000.00 Capital | Surplus :: $25,000.00/ dm«rs Chester mtatr. Prttldrat. Our Sign Is Odd - — ilp.*** R. B. m«»<r. DIM Pr«. fl. fl. flndan-n. Catbkr. to rhe public as one of the most reliable, sol­ vent, and well nana«ed institutions In the city. Directors Chester messer, R. B. messer, R. C. Trend), Confidence in a Savings Bank m. L coot, D. S. Boodveir. Cals UMters, H. H. Anderson. liecauso of insufficiency of evidence; Interest paid on Saving* Deposit*. Bills $100—Baby Grew Worse. Roy Smith and Mias Jane Stanton, both of Baltimore, were united in Marriage in tho study of the M. E. church, by Rev. Trott. Wednesday af­ ternoon' of last week. An wi’l be seen by. their advertise­ Four hold-up men robbed G. S. Har.ca«h ment in this insue Hinchman A; Hall rington of a diamond pin nnd want to make IlaHtingB a market for Tuesday night at Kalamazoo. Mrs. George H. Tucker, Jr., 335 apples aiid potatoes. If you have any to Greenfield Avenue. Milwaukee, Win.* sell it will l»e well to see them. Grand Rapids is having a large num­ is a grateful mother. months old.*' she say», ” my httleprl Busby Bros, have prepared fpr a big bar of automobile accidents. weighed a pound and a half less than trade during the fair and will run sev­ at birth. When one month old a scab eral extra chairs. So there will be J* no cause for anyone attending the tiest The Isle of Man b» situated In the ; fonnedon her f.ee, •pre.dinR county fair in the state this week and Irish sea. nearly equidistant from completely covered her from head to followed by boil., having forty • England and Ireland and belongs to twing annoyed by the wind blowing I Great Britain. The government is on her bead at one time, and more on her body. Then her.skin started to through his whiskers. । rested tn a lieutenant governor, execu­ Sry up. nnd it became ro bad she Mrs. Marcus Kramer, of Hastings, tive council and house of keys. It was could not shut her eves to sleep. One in attempting to alight from tho ruled by Northmen from the ninth or month's treatment with Cnti””^“p Michigan Central train, north of the ■and Ointment made a complete cure, tenth to the thirteenth century; was Grand Trunk crossing, yesterday l,tronS» annexed to Scotland by Alexander III. and now my child is ■nd healthy as any child of her age. morning, while the train was in mo­ and was afterward ruled by various The " *”d <>’ bi2!f tion, foil and dialocatod her right auy non, ion --- - — -" kings. It was ruled by the Btimjpy „„e hundred doll«a.. and mv baby i wc < wrint and. broke one of the small family from the beginning of the flfL. -nr«r pH the time. Then we iL'n* Dr. Leroy Weaver reduced the ^int less than five dollars for Cutiteentb century to 1735, when It to the earls of Atbole. In 1<63 fracture and ebe went to Potterville, cuya and cured her. British government acquired most of •where she had .planned to go.—Char­ the roval rights of the Atboto family, lotte Tribune. | tho laat rights falling to tbo crown in The'case against Frank Fisher and 1829. English Is generally spoken, anu Vida McArthur for adultery was dis­ To Skin-Tortured Babies the native Manx is fast missed, tho woman's husl>and, George It has an area of 220 square mltea and and Tired Mothers. McArthur, having filed an affidavit a population of M.000. nieK,thr7/ ’^ requesting such action on the part of used on Its coins are the <*mb’en^o th the authorities, busing his affidavit on Island and signify “The S'LSwiSd ?«*». kneels to England, klcka at Scotian the plea that such action was demanded l*-ive led to their adoption in countin the interests of hie children. The and spurns Ireland.” supreme court of thia state has ruled birth humours, milk crust, scalled that when the injured husband who is be.<l. cctemte, “d!S5, S -r«. wh.t 11 »n ‘ini' ,, tho only one under the law who oould •'One that lb« ' of itching, make a complaint, withdrawn that scalp humours, with 106. SaScy Md childhood. Guaranteed yet gut bulb »f complaint, alleging that it is done in —Cleveland Leader. absolutely pure. the interest of his children, then the ••No tM ™ »«' twt case ninst l»e dismissed. one thought him ««>««• I FURS lAKKET Man BABYTUCKER’S WONDERFUL CURE ; ■ JACKETS I hese chilly evenings may suggest sonTething in the shape of a* coat or fur. Come tn and look them over. We’ll be glad • . to show you. mchtv to Co« Oh 1$ an absolate necessity Ole have Cbe Publics' Confidence and that's the reason why we have our large list of depositors. Ulc want one more though and that’s you. Bastings City Bank Real Eitaie Sxhritv Your Self Respect The Respect of Your Friends and Neighbors iy’’nea1, c,ean ®nd । UWCH ROOM IN CONNECTION.. OUR White, Gray, Tan. heavy full sized cotton Blankets from 50c to $2.50. Wool Blankets, white only,. $5, 6, and 7. COMFORTABLES ends vcill i'wc -i LANKETS lake fishing. They got what they vreht Rapids Wednesday to accept a poaitioil after—347 fish reprwenting the forenoon in tbo shoe department of the Boston to two millions of dollars. There will, catch.store. be plenty of time to do any Httle chores At one o'clock a fine dinner I*ee H. xrjorauu Pryor and M. M. L. L. Cook Cook atwas atliefore tjie road is built' to Portland.. served by Then Landlord Streeter. 1UO1, of the Roosevelt . __________________ 1 tonded lhe meeting --Portland Observer. came the business Meeting, presided '(:lubMiddleville at. Gun lake over by Dr. A. Hanlbn. the club presi- j Th«"*U.v'£. A. Trumbull, of Grand Ledge. ' <lcnt‘ Infor“”»l remark* for -‘/the | s K WillRon, of Bar-y, was in the has sold his chair factory in that town I KWxl "f th<‘ order*' were made' by citX Friday en route to his home from tu a company that wishes to develop j metnl>cre' Jl»d frietjdk, .present. The : Petoskey where he had 'spent the hay the water-power there and at other ' new ofl,cers elected jare Pres., R. M. I frver acaeon. ' pointe. cum pany wiil Secy, John •---------- This --------„. u hliutl) 1U1-greatly im- ■ - and iTreas., ........... ■ —G. v>. V|U)T< ?Ir‘ l.. .... Din B** and sister Miss prove the dam and increase the electic | ;u‘d an executive committee of Ih, of Toledo, Obit io. cameThureay for power. juf Mr.. Trumbull will not move ' of wW®h R. I T. French wan a two weeks visit w xruiuuuu will not move - . ------ a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. from Grand Ledge, but is preparing j chai”ni,n prepare for the next ’Frank Herrick. to build a new.fnctory t^ere, the largest i>uouun£, ,no*11 \nK. wnicn which it was win voted phoiild should be 1 Elbrige. VI of Bengal, Bengal, unnt( Cbntoni 1’ Darius «>niR». chair factory in the state, (XN> feet long held h“’a in 1Imw ’*”“ ***-!• , 1 y hOn,e • cuunt>- U Hirapj * Black a. ' tb,> clu1' ’>"> •‘•'V sifl- i family, and uaa a pl«^„t caller and four stories high. . ed with flue mtuncai talent, tho btisi- • ■•" — ' « I this office Thursday. 1 1 : newt aeesten adjourned for more, fish-! | i Otto Borgman and family left /or ! Mayor Sweet, of Grand Rapids, , „ wiU I »n#T on the lake. And when the day : .•>„.> rjme into a uotonety that wtll ] , Ter, man Pr«tom gl.,1 te । their new home. Chiaigo.. SatanlAy. : make hlanamoaboiiaahold.Word. The I lelonged telongri to to'tte M7dK;u^■B^v fH'?’h'• 'b<dr HumK. i his name a household word. The the Middleville Kooaevell — • •and- voted h.- . iuul • I city council of Grand Kapuls proioaej dob had a v-rv ।1 frinndA go with them. to ancreaau Ms salary from $1,200 to i pleasafi4 day. ‘ ' Walter Hayes; of Detroit,-caffie some $2.0UU and the mayor not only opposed • - ■ '___________ : from Detroit Friday evening ana re- ; : mained a few days visiting his pivvnta : it, hut threatened to veto the propoai-sj ANNUAL ELECTION and other friends here. I I tion. Now what do you think of that? ! * rr. • i' X,rf> A Don't believe.it, do you' But it's the 1 rwn ‘ - Coulter Coulter and Mix 'Almre linkers For The Eastern SUr For . Coulter Honnold .:i truth■ , . , . . ------- --------- — and little daughter Coming Year. ’ arrived Friday and will ajiend Lo FULL VALUE RECEIVED... Fl:one?2 Wt purchased a larger supply of Blankets, Bed Spreads, Comfortables, etc. this season than ever before and intend to give our customers the benefit of early buying COATS THE uCn?>NC DRUGCIST. >■ W. H. Gccdyeir. ' ,1.0,E14. D«!l.r , i y BEDDING I ! | purpose of voting on a proposition to | increase the capital stock from $800,000 Ours i$ the; former. j Tli.-l.-itt Lbw that 'thin - ' .,,. (liar ■ 8 [ PERSONAL M0ITIOIIJ j; This is the strongest argument we can offer why you should always dress neatly and catcfully. We do not mean in an extreme fashion or at a great costNor will it require trouble on your part to find stylish and well tailored clothes that are moderately priced and servicable. • Just come in and examine the guaranteed, skillfully tailored Kaufman Garment Let us try one of these nobby, double-breasted sack suits on you; we don’t care what may be your size or proportion—tall, short, fat or slim, we can fit you accurately. We have the design and pattern that will be best suited to your figure. And our prices are sure to please you. . $10.00 to $22.50 C. H. OSBORN Outfitter for Men, Young Men and Children �Scrofula Is very often acquired, tbongji generally inherited. Bad hygiene, foul air, impure water, are among its causes. It is called “the soil for tubercles," and where it, is rilowed to remain tubercu­ losis or consumption is pretty sure to take root.. Hood’sSarsaparilla Delayed letter. Mr. and Mni R. B. M unlock and Mr. Hugh Murdock were the guots of their mother Mrt. Hamer in Hastings Sun­ Dan’I Fender to Marion Shores. one seventh of 40 ac. aec 38 ' Woodland..................................... 100 00 Geo. H. Guy to Dan’l Fender one seventh of 40 ac rec 35 Woodland 100 00 L.:A. Abbey to Fred Canijk lot 8 Blk. 24. Eastern add city 173 00 Jennie L. Scidmure to Melvina -A. Coville. 40 ac rec 81 .Carl­ ton1030 00 should use Pompeian Massage (■ream. Lt is soothing to' the skin always but especially after shaving. Lt remov* a every trace of soap that was rubbed into the pores; it allays ail razor i (rations and leaves the skin comfortable, it prevents rash after a close shave and makes it possible to shave frequently without dis comfort Not necessary Id use powder after a t’ompeiai' massage--the cream takes away the shine. QUIT CLAIMS. Sarah E. Good to F. F. Hil­ bert 80 ac Me 13; Woodland in trust! 1 00 John Sharp to Jennie. Scidtndre, 4 uc aOC 81 Carlton.... 100 00 1 . MAItltLVWE IJCKXSES. L^o G. Bawdy, Escanaba Nina L. Estabrook,- Woodland. Charley R. Brown. Hustings... 1 Julia A. Barry, Cnatleton Price 50c end $1.00 I Jir. .21 ,21 2> , Loren K. Johnson. Middleville.. Katherine-F. Vermeulen. Middleville32 W.J. HOLLOWAY Roy Smith, Baltimore........ Jane Stanton. Baltimore.... I’reacriptions prepared as if for the Doctor's own use, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. Albert W.Jiilton, City , Adel i a Mabell Parka. City.. ’THE 1BEST TEA j :* (Jurctistomersall tell that ourMB ur Silver Leaf*Tea is the best they have J ever tried. It is the pure article and S its quality can’t be surpassed. UurH coffee enjoys an equally good repu j! tat ion. ■ Cotton Hutting per roll. HOLMES CHURCH. ation of Last Legislature. Organ­ Chas. J. Scheldt to A. A. Whiteman, panxl Nashville 2300 00 flen Who Shave Themselves or Are Shaved by Barbers » yive us,your order for pickles J all*kinds of Spices. Because of More Generous Appropri­ WARUANTr DEEDS. Rotart Aniswortb to Wm. Shilton, 185 ac nee «. Hope * 1620 00 Melvina A. Coville to Ethel M. Hall 30 ac rec' 82, Wood­ 1200 00 land Frank S. Shroder to Henry­ Green 20 ac sec 1 Anyria... 800 00 •end for Book on Scrofula, No. 1. an * J 10c* » High School Special Tablets for. .5e « -------- t------------------- - --------------------------- < * UWe want jour Butter and Eggs. J » HHighest market price paid for pro- • £ duce. * ► UStorO open evenings. « •Ml \ . Philo Fuller, Curlton Mary E. «WiltwnvCity Bert Coitat. Grangeville.... ; Mary Grpher. Orangeville.. .32 .30 .«M izer Will Attend Teachers’ Meetings. The State Board of Library Com­ missioners wishes to announce that through a more generous appropriation of the last legislature, it has been pos­ sible to appoint a library organizer, who will act under the direction of tho Board in extending the library in­ terests of the state. The work of this organizer will be to visit every county in the state for the purpose of investi­ gating library conditions and getting, so far as posible. correct statistics re­ garding school, township and free public libraries, in order that the aid offered bj’ the state may be better un­ derstood and more generally accepted. The organizer hopes to work with the cooperation and under the advice of the county commissioners of schools in their respective countit^ whore ex­ perience and familiarity witL. condi­ tions will aid greatly in the work. Tho organizer will attend thd teach­ ers’ institutes, dnd demonstrate to the teachers the help which is offered to them by the state. Traveling libraries will lie exhibited and explained, all at tendnnt expenses being paid bj; the । Board. ! At a meeting oY the Board hel<l in .Saginaw. September Dth., Mr. Roy C. .Lyle, of Grund Rapids, was appointed . library organizer. Work will com­ ! menev in October uni be actively ' carried on. During tho school year Sir. , Lyle will l>e at- the service of the county commissioners of schools, nnd wnl appreciate the valuable aid which they cap give him in connection with this important educational work. , James B. Peter. Piesislent. MaryC. Spencer. ' Secretary. -<> NOT GUILTY, Sir William 1’ugdaljp applied the name "pulpit buffoon” tu 'Hugh Fetere (1598-lGt»f. the joke loving Puritan clergyman, whose pulpit jH-culiaritk-s made him a notable figure during the English civil war. when he held thfc post, of chaplain to the parliamentary army. Peters was a born Jester, and the pulpit set no bar to his broad hu­ mor and pungent witticisms—not al. ways In the best taste, ns. for exam­ ple. when turning the hourglass while preaching a long sermon he Mid. ■Now. mj rneud.. kt 11. b«re ooottiot gluiw." UU pulpit oppoata ware verj effective In'wlnning recruits to the parUnmentnry army, nnd when a town wns to lie taken by assault the storinIng parties were first stimulated to the task by a rousing sermon from their AUCTION SALE! OF STATE LIBRARY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Tboa S. Brice to Rettie L. Hager half lota I and 2. Blk. 1300 00 14 Eastern add city Removes every trace of scrofula. Get Hood's. ! > » J ; EXTENDED BENEFITS ] COURT HOUSE NEWS, j THE day. Mr. and Mrt M. P. Fuller attended the Barry-Brown wedding Tuesday evening. Mm Hattie Durkee and Mias Jc^ie of the State Rood were visitors at A. J. Hunt’s Sunday.. , Mr. Shoop lias sold his farm to Mr. Crockfofd of Carlton and Will move on the Odell farm. . Mrs. Glenn Fuller visited with Mrs. Nora Fuller in Woodland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee were the guests of 11 Lydy and family in Carl­ ton Snndav. Mr*. Mnry Velte of East Woodland, and Mrs. Scafirtt of Lake Odessa were the guests of George Hauer and family T hnrsday. ' ■ Our new pastor Bev. Earl preached his first sermon Sunday and was well received. ' Visitors at George Fuller s Sunday were Miss Bernice Wright, of Eaton l Rapids. Mr. ai|d Mrs. Will ffauer of West Woodland,* Mr. atjd Mrs. John.J Bulling of Woodland, and Mr. nnd Mr* | Glenn Fuller. . ' FINE LAKE. Delayed letter Ed. Cciiivin, Will Frey’s engineer, mot with quite n painful accident last Thnnalny. Ho W.'u oiling the big truetion engine which was threshing at the time, when he caught his left hand in the revolving disk wheel. It pulled his thumb oF close to the hand Ed bus u pretty wre arm and side but js getting along nicely at last reports. TMESMY, OCT. 10. 1905 . Commencing at nine o'clock a. m., the following described property to wit: • Bay mare, 11 years old. with foal Bay mare. 6 years old, with foal Colt, 8 yrs. old. weight 1350 Colt, 2 yrs. old. weight 1200 Colt, 1 year old 2 spring colts Dnrham c-ow, 5-yrs. old 2 Durham cows, 4 yrs. old 2 Durham heifers. 2 yrs. old Jersey cow, S yrs old Begirtered Durham bull, 3 yrs. old Durham bull, 1 year old Durham bull calf 3 heifer calves ■ Poland < hina boar, 3 yrs. old Poland China boar, 1 yr. old Poland China row with 6 pigs Poland China sow. 3 yra. old Poland China sow. 1 yr old 20 Polhii'l China pigs 40pnpding e«cs. Shropslures 40 soring lambs T horobglibred. Shropshire ram Surrey, nearly new McCbiiiniok binder, nearly new TERMS OF SALE:--,,er' X years time w ill be given on good bankable ;>?.per at 6 per cent interest. Mis- Ethel Grover left this morning for Kaliimnzoo where she takes up studies in the new Normal school. ■ Joe Briuinst«<l is under the doctor's With Statutory Rape; Jury Out Four Hours. The case of the people vs. Charles A. Teller charged with statutory rape'was given to the jury Thursday afternoon. That night about 7:80, after deliber­ ating four hours, they returned a ver­ dict of not guilty. The jury was compored of good fair men. and we believe anxious to do their duty. Ono juror. ” ; ' ~ •’ u "!,,'r ,h“ ““ renli< r.J. said j they w.-ra.iuor^l to render the verdict they did Is-canse of differences in the story of the alleged crime iu related by the little girl on the witness- stand iu the cireijit court and what she testified I | lo in tbc jMtice conrt ThiH 7927 A party of men passed through here this aft'cmoQU in a touring car. -May lie they wore electric railroad men. . Who knows? Miss Horenee Fisk visited relatives in Battle Creek last week. Seeding is nearly done and corn harvest well under way. McCormick mower, new Champion mower Dane hayloader Gale two-horse corn plantier . l,ehr riding corn cultivator John Deer walking cultivator Fanners Favorite drill Steel roller Oliver plow, steel beam. Ko If.Osborn drag Spike tooth lever drag Steel hay rake 5-tooth. cultiva* r Spike tooth cultivator single and double shovel How Bob sleighs Feed cooker corn shuller One thousand lb, platform scale Light double driving harness Work harness, nearly new Coaster Inillte bicycle, near!;, n, >. About SOO shocks of corn About 5 tons of hay Quantity-if oats 2 lock pulleys and 400 ft of . j. iepe. and 2 hooka, a painters outfit Grind stone 51- bushel crate. Forks, shovels anti other .rti nunierous.to mention. LUNCH AT NOON. E. A. Turner has closed up his re­ sort nt .the cast nnd of the lake nnd gone VERDICT back t«» his home in Battle Creek. In Case of Charles A. Teller Charged I Having rented my farm, situated 2i miles north of Nashville, on Sec. 14. Castl,.fon township, I will sell at Public Auction on . PROPRIETOR FRANK HcbERPT, JAS. M. BAUER, Auctioneer. CLERK TOWN LINE BAFJPY- Mra. Sam Aahby was the guest of her un«‘le Ber\ Tungate one day last Mrs. Henry F«irbe.-i has been sick. Dr. mp a n. j jnror.'so we are informed, declared I There te more Catarrh in this Mttksx of ttw that he Isdieved Teller guilty, hut’that": Harter attended. country than all other disease.^ [mt together. ,,, , , , , . • Lewis Hunt Is at lucrie helping do and until th- lust I v. years was supi.osai! tu b- ' lie did not think the evidence strong X2S‘'i« JuXiiWS’Sj m'wSi-JMS rnooKb to courier. And vet it appear. the fall. pork. • icnii-dl<*.aujl_t>y rc-iiwiautly Ldllnx to cure u-tth ! that the evidence was strong enough to ' Will Harrington is working for treat trvatmcDt, pnmomi.!fld 1$ IncurabJe • . ... , . , , , , Science has proven cutarrh t>- to b<-a coustltti- longejn tins juror s mind a Is-lief that Charley Kahler. Phone 292 tlnnal disease and tltercfort- requires rwvdtts ' 1 . tional ir-alractit. Hall's Catarrh Lure, inann- ; diftnuant was guiltj. Still hi ■ H. E? Kahler and wife sp-nt last t tetured by F. J. Cheney & Co^Tolr.iu. ohm. i- , voted -to aoiuit. The retCMiiib for hiSunday with Alvah Pennock and wife. the ealy conatltuHuual cure nn the market, it .. , * I-. taken intcrtmll.v In Irtnn io drops to a ; action uo not appear very sound. mason imApoouliil. !j acts directly on the Wood and I • ; i.asher Forties i* doing * iisiicous surface* Of Hie system. They , oner one 1 work for Charley Wit meiv blindie<[ dollars (or any ea*c It fait, to ettrrSOad fonclreut.-irs and testtmoioal*. j- Lord Liverpool,- who was traveling RetneuilxT Henry E. Kahler's npc» «• >..I. CHKXKr &(’«., । Incognito, after breakfasting at a hotel itionOci 10. Sold by druggists. 75c. 11 alhramliv nils arc Uie best. j In L.mdon, ordered hfs va(et, a raw j Sussex youth, to clear the table and Window shades, any size, any pack everything in a portmanteau. By DEATH OF MRS. CLARA color,.any kind at Mulholland's. ' ouiMbv moklev ' I this order, of course, was meant IajhI Liverpool’s letters and papers. But Mrs. Clara Morley, well known in I the youth took it to Include the silver Hastings, died at ButterwortlTHospital I teapot and spoons. >Vben Lord LiverGrand Rapidx, Thursday, where she &ool was driving down Oxford street a I cry of "Stop thief!" was raised, and had gone for an operation, which had I the landlord of the hotel arrived in hot not been regarded as serious. Mrs. I pursuit. There in the street the prime Morloj* was prominent In Grand Rapids minister ht«l the mortification of har­ social and bnstiietui circles assuming* ing bls luggage opened, and In It was charge of a large InniberhusineM after found the plate. Never would the the death of her father and brother. statesman laugh at the episode eveu For several years past she lias l»een a years after, so great was his fear that lumlwr broker, dealing in mahogany. the story might get' into the newspa­ Means McCoy’s WHole StocK, । holding the unique poeitiou of the only pers.—London SjK’ctator. woman lumber broker in the state. Come to .Michigan's Beet County Fair. While here make 1 She leaves ^mother, sister and one son. | our store your headquarters and look over one of the finest and most complete stocks of Before Napdteou HE. cmpeier ’ of In former years when a young girl, j W. H. FAIRCHILD Get Your Reading Now for the Long Winter Nights—-The Banner has Many Call and See Them Attractive Combinations Don’t Decide SOUVENIRS Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Curtains ever shown in Barry County. SEWING MACHINES, NEEDLES <ind REPAIRS. Phone 76. The Quality Furniture Store. FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. France, boemne Intefieated In the MexI lean empire project be bad a plan In mind for certain mysterious military oi>cnitlonR In Morocco. A writer says; Tie .>r. M of » Jlrm of ; gunsniiths used to go nt dead of night ■ to a private door In the line St. Honore. preds a button nnd be received In secret I by IxHiix Nnpoleon himself. The GerI man was to secure arms to the order of Napoleon, but all was to be secret. Payment was to b^ made through a Swiss banking ’ house, as part of tho capital of it railway In the - Orisons. But It all came to nothing. Mexico claimed the horitou and the German and his guns were forgotten, and the secret of It ail Is still to seek." 1 am going to make some exceptionally low prices on TOP BUGGIES and HARD and SOFT COAL STOVES. See that Steel Range in my window marked $55.00. Straight Ladders 10c a foot. Jesse Townsend. HASTINGS, - - - MICH. LACE CURTAINS. If you are going to do any house cleaning let u» do up your Lace cur-teins for you. We ace well equipped and make a specialty of doing that class of work. Pt—» 243. The American Laundry, W. J. Stark, Pri|. A __ _ ___ 9 Act directly on die llver.1 Z1 \Tt-gl I I O They cure constipstion, I 1*. ▼ V»T I 113 biliousness, sick-he«dscbe.| * Sold (or eoyesrs. | BXWMMllAVE The "walking sticks.** "walking leaves," etc., are among the most curi­ ous form" of Insects Inhabiting tropical America. They belong to the great family of pbasmldaes and are ns odd specimens of animated nature aa one could well Imagine. The type of the family is an elongated creature with a cylindrical brown body, looking exact­ ly like a small limb or twig with the bark oh. Some of the branches of this numerous family live^ In the torrid por­ tions of Africa, where they attain enor­ mous sizes. Vane, the great traveler, said be had seen them so large that "they had the general appearance of great, animated clubs moving up and down the branchi-s nnd trunks of the gigantic tropical trees." If you send a package marked "Han­ dle With Care" by freight, the railway employees will take every opportunity to tumble It around and dump It on the depot platform ns though It were a bale of hay. We once naw a railroad employee ao sick be could scarcely bokl up his head, but when hla wandering eye happened to fall on a package marked "Handle With Care" he arose with an expiring effort and threw the blamed thing the length of the depot platform, danced upon.lt, then shrieked and died."—Alma (Kan.) Signal Mrs. Morley wm a frequent visitor at . Hastings and participated in many! social events here. Quimby station in ' this county was named after her father j AUCTION SALE! The undersigned having decided to move to Dakota, uill sell at Public Audi the farm of E. C. Edmonds, one mile south of the V. B. church, m Haitimore, on section 14, on ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1905, Sale commencing at 9 o’clock sharp, tho following descrbled property, to-wll: j j j i | । i J- ■ • Bay horse. 12 y. ara old, weight 1300 11) years 'old, weight Brown korsp, 9 years old, weight 1200 Black horse, 3 jears old, weight 1300 Sorrel mare, 3 years old, weight 1000, standard bred, will make good road horse Cow 8 years old, will be fresh in Dec. Durham cow. been giving milk two months Holstein cow, due.in November Heifer, due in October 2 yearling heifers Durham bull Calf Brood sow 10 hogs Barrel churn > Hay rack Champion binder, nearly new j j Wine of Cardui Cured Her. 213 South Prior Street, Atlanta.. Ga., March 21,1903. I suffered for four months with extreme nervousness and lassitude. I had a sinking feeling in my to relieve, and losing my appetite I became weak and loot my vital­ ity. In three weeks I lost fourteen pound* of flesh and felt that I must find speedy relief to regain my health. Having heard Wine of Cardui praised by. several of my mends, I sent for a bottle and was certainly very pleased with the results. Within three days my appetite returned and my r.tomach troubled me no more. I could Hot Lunch at Noon Terms of Sale All sums of $5 pr under cash- All sums over $5 a credit of one year will be given on apjr’,<'vv Two per cent off for cash. HENRY BECHTEL, —. <. *. _ V.. -»«.ure p<'Tiprmeci her functions without difficulty and I am once more a happy- aad well woman. OLIVE JOSEPH, Atiaata Fruay Wght Ctalk Secure a Dollar Bottle ofl ^Wine of CanH Today. J McCormick mower ■ McCormick hay rake, ten l« <•; Thomas liny loader, nearly tic 2-horse i vji;’.atoi Steel laud roller ~ ' Drag. !s (ooth Banner plow __ „_____ . Harrow. ■ t-w’tb Log chain Harrison wagon, nearly new Forks Double buggy t-tohe boat 2 single top buggies, good ones Post diggers Corn pijinlsr Pair bob sleighs, nearly new ( rates 2 set double harness, one nearly new 2 set single harness Potato -i'rayer 8 acres corn in shock Quantity of hay in burn Flock of chickens 22 ducks And other articlesnot mentipnj-d pi. Proprietor W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer �t D, Cadwallader's T EWATB' HXCHANOE, ,riHer-< »nS Grocery. • • — ' bastings Lx^cal News. banner, OnoBKB 5. IHOS Will Orron. Former Foremen o< the Read M^k Kafr's Auction Sale -UGH BANKER boln, Nicely |n advertisemenVn thia issue. | J«* Coater, of ToIcao ohl9i> vWt. । acre farm in South Dakota ,aj gravelly loam. Tom Doyle’sXniare Lady Hastings I »ng relative* and friends In the city. vr.l H acreb of took first moneyX w. O. Green, for «ven.l yom cm. | in the three year Mn.. John Buaby viaited her dang! . ''“i*1 n.-iple, one acre old trot at tho vLake Odessa fair «• for. mu. of the BANNER > ;i!id very cheap M,,k '’“roen. of charlotte. ; «1W in the early eighties didn’t hvit week. | Wednesday of last w\k. ■ acres, good W. II. Eaton, of Bal)| tore. Mr. and Mrx Harvey Havens nil brought loam and lays a Manceloua, viaited their nephew Guy -■tsonata lake. ' to this office a few blc toms from a »P »Uh 1 “4 "Ku *°»ro' llld* rol,in^,rii jfeur** uKloui buildings. pear tree that is in full on UIh Havens the past week. '""“IO-' H" dnelly ^2 acres. -R. farm. Not bad fur thia ti ie of the UndL 7 A itupt<>v« Fred it« k wa. in Allegan lart weak, .. •»_, milts from year. 3““,h M. prmem ft where he aeeurad a poaitiun. and will P^office mforroe being Erthlmn. The BANNER desires tQ aecuK the ; ■' acres: 105 How well he i». doing niav be sur- soon move to that town -. s ,.f fin* beech service of a good, active, intellijmit Dr. Lewis ._FitxSimmons, of New . iv large sugar young girl, to learn to operate our ty^r mi«d that thia year be ralL.1 U,(O1 bushels of wheat. xork, visited his cousins Mr.and Mp . i n farm-, Good bs»Si.T :»C -u : . ham is base setting machine, correct proof and stp .He has a Una larm, i. dofaw nidy, Archie McCoy.of 3!M8teteSt last woA. type. A(id we are mighty glad of it. Mrs. Rose L. Cole, of Flint, and Mr. 2 : arrest 115 Cards are out announcing the mar­ and Mrs. GrqtemaL of Grand Rapids, i oak wood lot UM'®?1"''’ ’ Fine large riage of Mr. Frank I). Cole,and Miss were in the city Saturday on business . fiw!""1 . < ;.»t loam. Near Irene Reindel at Brooklyn. N. Y.. on J CtH^RESPONDENCE. j connected with the probate court. • y ‘i Thursday, September 28. The mauy Mr. and Mns. Hiram Rogers and frienda of the groom in this city ex­ >■<?. A their daughter Mix Mae Powers are i ;lt..nt entirely free ... » Soil is clay tend must hearty congratulations and | expected home from their Pacific coast I MORGAN. . ibv’.it uRe.half good wishes. trip this week or the Aim nf next ‘ josto aJO Mii«, Leuna and Grace Adk.m ar- j : Hine: $ acre* Ambrose*'AUeu, who lives at the I week. n..;n it.v balance; rived home Tnewi.y ^t,.r al„nt , Keel[ I Suldiera Home, at Grand Rapids -but irfihf tat”*1!, " a. line ' Mrs W. K. Earlier and others will .pent un Grand Hnpida viaiting* ,., r fain crosses whoxicas^ionally comes to Hastings, attend me the tuiny-niDtn thirty-ninth aannual .seaaipn • w. . . «w«u ! itcres,no watte; paid this city a visit Saturday. Ho SyKLkT-?? nf th« “rood Chapter Chapter O. O. E. 8. to be it-mv* with good looked upon the flowing- bowl, andu ^*t Thursday a daughter. an* held In the Battalion Armory Grand ■ Jieep tight: 3 ;«h and al. >' Born to Mr. and it, ’ Mrs “ Theodore Hapidd Octv 1.1 and 12.* : i-h.-tr d. Good •wound up in jail. Monday Justffb last Saturday a daughter rheeted out- Bishop released him on susMided Northrop Mr.saw,a andwsMrs. W.ZX.A.0.1111* Hums TCll returned I a ' -“uAUK.l. I a. ST. ■ with grout.: tine sentence on payment of c< 1A-' Alien .Seafl.v everybody from thia viclnitv , Dun lake Wednraday. .. Tber ....•ysja’ntl Jr .!: xitt.fi, a beaut L agreeing io go back to the^ n taking takiUL' in tho ... Hasting* u...' ------ r.... ... is the fair at lome and ‘ several weeks there, and Mr. Hams, j • : laird* around Dr. .,.<1 Mrx .R p. ■ . lew «tf the stay there, . „. . . . , -fir ' ’■ *’***■ **• '“Omiort are wl:o usually suffers’.from bay fever ; r.: horse ham An official or thc^Iichigan Central ' H*mhfig a few <Uya viating at Kala- during August and September found ’ ruilroad was inju^n Tuewlay. and us ! «n»«oo before' commencing 'practice at almost complete relief at Barry's big-1 gert body of water. ' ” cribe, near ns can bm^amed of the situation j Nashville. irplioue h new dt-jKU^^ill soon bo under process !, Mr and Mrs Fred L. Heath left ! build. shjrftion. probably on the old 1 HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE Thursday for Hut Springs, Arkansas, j Bite, jdtli a frieght dejx»t across the j ’ M !•* Fannie Housam i*r*verv sick nt where Mr. Heath will try the virtues ' about where the stock yards this writing. road of xh** medicinal waters of that famous ■ j^nuw located, the latter being re- i , Roliert Bechtel ia caring fur Mr. resort. His health has not'been uf the [ mioved to u more suitable location. best for Mjmetimc and he goea tu . Hot ; i Aldrich of Dowling. A surveying party i» cxi«cted Friday. . . • «i«>'ume Springs on the uxivire advice m of dis 'bis pnyi physician j. -n ' _ Ira.,Barney of Battle Creek visited . hoping to secure restored______ health. HUI —Middleville Sun. • fviendg at this place last week. - - - hope that hi* may lie greatly ; ' friend* BOWENS MILLS. Mr. end Mrs. Lon . Hendershott ami ben**fitled. . Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vanderwulde ! non Iax* spent Saturday nnd .’Sunday in Sept. 27.a daughter. LAKE. VIEW. ■ Battle Creek. Born to Mr. and Sirs. Wildes of the breaching at- the school bona* next Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryan'* visited •Sunday vwnh|g. __ _ West county line. Ia.-.t week a son, Mr. anil Mrs. Rob Bryans of Hickorv Mr. GiUrspie and family and William .1. N. Hubluird has bill«N.out . for a Corner* last Sundav. Cogswell mientn attemb'd the Brown-Burry Hale to la* h*’ld Tuesday Oct. 10.H Frnkst F«rr «•..«» r r i , uogsweij ----- ■ r.niMt rarr. Walter Farr andwife . wedding-TuCalay cveniiig. file ead udws.comes to us of the in-' and Lvdia Garrison of Hasting* .spent Ft Johnson and wife and Chas -tuni d,ih of Cburlt, Comm, who w„ , SatunUynikht .nd S.md.v with Mr -.miih ...d wife eiu-nd.d <hefomml „f >is killed bx.O, II. * 1. truionear ' ...d Me Cuni.'.Furr. .r.mre Helmer of Woodlmel ' Shelhyrille. ill. gnn ro....:y l.-i Sat-j i|ni] H o.e hu, beffl h.d up tor the Mr. .nd Mm Cl.nde Meed .pen, .1 the nrday evening while driving across the week caused by running a null in i Sunday in’Morgan the- guest ! of her , track His head was crushed, and his | her f(JOj She came v> * very,near having parents lork. arm .nd leg broken. Il I, claim | hl,„| ,^,|oning"bnt »t V>wm 7be’”b, Mr. Boar.-t’a people have moved over ' । e<l the entgnoer is responsible for the j rome better, , to David Bag! i's house north of the ] Agent* accident. He was a twin brother of 1 ! State Road. Bntter George Cuman of Thornapple, also ‘of' - h Ibf HIGH STREET. Claude Meade has been digging a ' William C-oman of that town. He was .’>4 years of age, and was Ixirn in!. The 61d friend* andacquajnt;iur«»sof ' new well, ley. C; R. Crc»by will lie Mirry t<. yr. and Mr-. Trvxel have been Yankee Springs. He was well edu- ’ rated, bad studied law and was high-(, ।. h»-ar of his death whjch occurred last spending a few days with her mother WetlnewUy evening at hif» brut het '» Mr*:Odtll. ■* !y esteemed He.leaM.ua widow- and in Grand where h»* bos 1 Mr. lx rd is working for Hob. Miller , one child to inonrn his loss. They home L ; r Rapids \ ‘ '. Hili l,„ve ibe .rmp.tby of all in their -nd lvioR J°r J'' ,P~" । A few f urn here attended church at ' . fr.nerul tt-ilJ kp’.fl FriilaV hl rlvMISQS, i funeral was he’dMtlli Friday and hi* re? Phone 238. la'ieavemeut. i Stony l\>int. '•I .HIOaS. Iiroi ; main* were brought to Hasting* SaturL D. Gleason a former resident near died aQd w^n' inH’r’T‘l Kntland cem­ OCXJGOOOOOG>3 . MORGAN. here but now a'resident of Bowne g.~« etery by the side of his wife who’ died Mr. raid Mrs. A. R. Williams of uf cancer. Funeral Thursday. Shcnnan * (, ’ urnere were the gnests 'A If atiyludy ssid_tlmt the Ki*o».*velt . IT WIH. CO<T NO A. E Robinson and < lareurc Robin­ Mrs. Ci J. Norri* last W.slnesday. Republican Club meeting lari Tbursson with families sjietit Sunday with, fjevflfal iff'the members of the F. M. ; MORF. TQNLV IN tuy at cnrve.t r •* nwinnuun . , ...... tu., ... miv itx a'mistake. It was n hiimifl^r. tbeir ‘ ; church, of Maple Grove were al the j THE'r.NT) TO WEAR H coxikJi 't l* anything el^, when Reg| -----' > i parsonage in Morgan -reimtring the j CLOTHES THAT ARE Mre. F. Fl Johnson has been '•ariiiK . «,.!!«• and cistern also engaged in. an i Dick were there. iforberd-ugbror Mrs. M.l-i Ai.d.-r„ ,„d bwlng . gru«al MADE FOR tOL.... whols fHUU'.u-k the 1-u fou duys. g.,d ASSYRIA. * Jl 5 ’~~~~~ AN IMMENSE CROP. t-MV." 22 ’leton 15 t er drag teller oat* rope r too FAlL. VISITORS should take ad­ vantage of the opportunity- to in­ spect our lines of b all Merchandise. Our assortment of COA TS and FURS will appeal to ■you as especially desirable. In COA TS we have the very latest styles in EMPIRE and BOX BACKS and we are anticipating another successful Coat Season. Our line of FURS includes OPOSSUM, FOX, SQUIRREL, MINK, ETC., in both the short and long Scarfs, ■, Wi are' having a splendid trade in our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, owing to our showing the right Goods at the RIGHT PRICES. -In El'hRY D'ep>artment you willfind good values for your money. Make out- Storeyour headquarters; we shall be glad to have you come in whether you care to buy or not. BE GOpD' / I un­ D one >aper. People’s MeatMarKet ter fiem. When At The TOVv‘1 f TRY IT ONCL. IT IS NO EXPERIMENT. . . I lie IrfHt hwI My ’All a: ; i! Complete, loofexbeui ov liter stock 'Call and men wear any- SUITS FROM S20 UP. TROUSERS FROM $5 . ..UP. .. c. E. LUNN, i. at alti- FINE TAILORING. HASTINGS Everything for your Lunch, Celery, Oranges, Canned Goods, Etc. Bring your Butter and Eggs and Get Groceries and Dry Goods. Make Our Store YOUR HEADQUARTERS J. Homer ' «•:_ All.... T,.knUnn iruMlt Rulldn’ M^d»r°wiS>J'>»°'0”'«" Mrs M.lwi: Wednesday. Mra. CltM Brackett i» upending »’ Anden, of Bnreh Ridge. Mia. JnlU Philley i. wo-king in few weeks in Kansas. i Rev. and Mra. Scott will entertain tbo U A S. Tbnrada, aTtornon Oct. | H“ ,nJ father 1- Picnic ^pper. , “ , , on the Lyle Tarter ri.itiJ4i.-r grande.other . „„.k Mra. E. Tyler of Charlotte last week. ; u,l‘ • Mrs. S. S. Prokb.m mid Muion I RUTLAND CENTER j, SnnJiij. w;tb in Little Jorephine Pi.mond ia very Bu^-11 were in the. V.lley City l.at | -lek. Monday. ' f.rn^ Wood v.aifod bi. ..Bee in Rev. M. W. Duffy retunied from his * Maple Grove last week, vacation la‘t week. Mr. Foreman was able to drive A number from here attended the the city Saturday. Tri-connty fair at Lake Odessa last —’---------------- 4----CREEK STREET- week. YANKEE SPRINGS. Miss Lulu Hunt left for Big Rapids; Chas. Bidelman Sr. and S. G. BidleThe Gleaner* have u bisciiit add , Monday morning. She will attend the . Innn attended the fair at Lake Odessa Who sells the L. & M. Paint. ' honey wcial at the home of Ernest Ferris Institute. ' Thursday. ( . -------:— iOct. -l., w Mallory of Chicago is Wednesday night Mr. Henry BidleWants every church to know, that s .I (Mok on Thurwlay evening IS. liberal quantity of the.L. A SI. Pure A program will i«e rendered. .All visiting at the hemes of Mrs. BtwseU Inan*s horse liecame frightened nt a Paint will be given, whenever they , ami Mrs. S. S.- Peckham. . dog, throwing Mrs. B. out hurting l’*int “i'h the L. .t M. Call for IL----». wjf(. of Tllor„. Miss Marion Bussell i- in Olivet this her arm -rverely anil breaking the -.. , .... ~ " ’T *v*th V*'‘ bitter's week the guest of her bister -Ndlie. ■ buggy. j “I'l'i" «i«‘" R""'l’y. " ' i JJJwt?A. J. letter and wVe. _ ..... Oxeu - VanWormer and family bf Mrs. Elisa Chaffee vialteil her >..u visitors nt Chiu*. Ora a .portion of last week. i Mrs. Anna Ravmond and children , (}rant i Rap'uh were ---------.. ' ‘ sbetit Sundav with her parents in But- (hmters *est of town last week. Mr. Walter Bijlehnan it. baling hay ' j j*nd ' J . Wml N. Washburn and wife are 'for George Scott. I|i ' "v «nk Mavward and family have re- ; visiting flwir son Ed. Washburn and MoSt evcrybody is getting ready for W. J. HOLLOAWY, Haatlnga. Hlch. MICH. ' iGUTSmiT^TAR frwv*: rivnfs ?:i.-;umoclQ PtRStNAl U. ITER FROM DePue, Open Evenings. We want your BUTTER and EGGS. Mr. and Mrs. A. Myers returned from . * g.Downs and son Claud of East f»ixl3nWelI. CtarlotU Sutunluj. They report » M.pfc Grove spoil Smolny; with Mrs. (J1> Qi|, ■ I. very .uro fair mid with everyll'lng dwf. J. Norris . Suturduy «nd Sunday .1 John Krw.y e. , —*-------- — , thev saw a cow 8 years old that , Elder Milkr wu. on the «ick list Mrw Lizuie Wood eislled ul Cull ­ ; iney. , ? i weighed .• , •>, I u.„ k Snlurduy l.ut.i, row .round .Bending k Mr and’ “ Mra Elmer Hathaway wLn . his duties. „ . E. . . „ , ! Gertrude Otis returned home Saturfamily spent Sunday in Hating*. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Young of Battle Creek were the guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Keyes Sunday. ; , r. »nt Meedames Pettit and Campbell ap l Geo. Derwin of Grand Rapids and Edward Wardell uf St. Paul visited at Gea W. Tompkins, last Tuesday and Call At FAIR, Phone 86. CERTAINLY you -will save Money, if you buy your Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums and House/ furnishings of the MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO. WHY? Because everybody who buys is well pleased, and tells their neighbors that wd are giving them honest, well made goods for their money. Our best advertisinent is a well pleased customer. We make a specialty of fitting homes complete for young married couples. Furniture Corners SYLVESTER GREUSEL at or )oth x>th 3fk» boat ,'ES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY, TO THE MADAM: Pedaier: Cash pr: Copper 1 gi' thing, done Ijui for 25 ■ Your -pai LIBERAL- ater ates tyer • : ze been imposed upon by Tin I propose to pay you highest 'or your Rags, Rubbers, old .lers, Gid Papers, Magazines Etc. you a Cash market for every­ - LT .HUSBAND KNOWS ME. I have ;s in Hastings and Barry County ;irs. I respectfully request onage.' I .will treat you. FAIRLY, and HONESTLY. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Uvilig signed his position at Lowell. : h1Gh bank. Miss Minnie Bailey lw returned )IiM Simon was home ffom • N. Latham and w'ifo till attend’« . | from the north where sbo has been HartlDgf Saturday and Sunday. . aul<lier» reunion thia week at Albion. . spending the anmm.'r. - will Kelley visited pare-n'.sanu tnvmh John Wood of Henrietta and Ernest, SuJU|aV returning tu bis work in Wood of Kntlan'l were the «"■»•> ol ’ Grand Ba|.|d« MoMay morning. their mater Mrs. Frank Tobias a lew Horaer liigenoll was in the Vall-w * fours Respecffully, September 1st 1905 i moved tu Middleville. : fwnUy «“ ,)ex*r thi,‘ w’ek' ,, j the fair from this way. ' ci t> nn.l son ofvour citv arc ' Geo. J. Nagler. wife and son Harold , w,th (*raaior jfi baling hay for Abel i I '..nfoiing sn outing at ' “«“*>’d i-'? I*"-" »'*M1»« Eaton. ' i nrover and wife are enter- , at Ada hut Wednesday evening. , ,|emomb<.r the auction irt the Solomon , .leesse osouthern Lee Riegler was home from Jackaon ; chiffee farm one mile south and a half j Mining »>’ *>*’« ,rcm lover Sunday. ' » mltecmt of Quimby Tuinlay Oct. 10. ! part of ‘h2^„_..^_ I jjrayton j, »t home agMb. i--------------------- -T~ Sylvester Greusel, Ware House Opposite C. K. >JS. R. R- Depot. 00 XTT SMOKE? . i’i;'i!1 d 1 W'n,Id ,ike lo have y°u l^ve we a ^elHA <>fe and Tobarcoi. Also a nice stock of Gon* ‘WtlOIP: ,u yrUjl8_ OYS’I From now on 1 will have a fine stock of • oysters, and solieit your trade. CHOCOLATES. BON BONS JEF., ■‘arSH MALLOWS- ' AND mW FRED WOLCOTT LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, CC.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS (Q. CO- days last wwk. > city last Thnmlay. j Main .and wife »f Morgan spent Sun-' inhn Hi'dun and family of Barry,, , Kercher is visiting'■ day with N. Latham and family. . .. • . . v£w.reg»«G»i ^enro | sm.ii.dd this w«k. flr, A. 1Ur,terger and two Bin. vOOOOOOOOtXXXMXIOOOOOOOOOOO^OOOOaxXXiOOOOOOOOOOOOOO^ flatives in Sunfield this week. ~ Sir* J \V. Fogkfong was'a Grami (George and Elmer spent Sunday with Fred Rowden of Grand Hal"*1’ ’*; visitor lirst of tbo • «" ’k.’ her slaughter Mr*. Will Main who. is home to attend the f“ir' ■ jL. r.‘jI IL Mr- Millanl Lightfoot and’ '" Birney . eir . vislt.in i_.a i- Illinois । (jOy Erb went to Grand Rapids to. Mrs. Jawpl. Golden ol mar ynintny lb was the guest »f h''rwork daugb" ‘ .-j^.t, Tm!wlay. last -'Thursday. CLUBBING RATES H. Bechtel will have an auction sale : Joho yMxor Jr. o, Grand Rapids home over Sunday. i at the E. 0. Edmonds farm Oct. loth. . M. G. Parley Sunday. Mr. George Hayman 'nt. Horace SBsby of Lowell spont a few j.wt w00k the guest of his brother F. O. Silsby. . j : |)m Fkocht.r „„<! wife and Con. ■ j ’ .We handle the best grades of coal on the market— Order from uh and yon are sure to he satisfied Phone 194 and we will give your order prompt. attention. See us before buying daughter Z0.-al~M£U„r. Fogbwng hj. been on VOW Bunday gnrets at L. n. 1(>t aboot ,on d,y, Mr. and'Mm Setrington and Mrs. - . -------Mrs. Fred Washburn is Buffering from Dave Km.r visltetl al Mr. Chas. Fowl­ an’ attack of bilioua fever er's iMt Thawiay. . What is the »ilh ,be H“*' Mrs. L. E. Mmlge will entertain the imp, Ball A game bad been ar­ * .... _a.. /sms •innrM*r. ranged for bat Satnrdy p. m- but Hastings did not appear- A game cSitt “S’* bowols, cause eaHiiy. iak yoor drunrud t°r thc“' tone Tho L. A S. met at Lottie Haminond's last Wednesday. Each took < their thimbles and sowk! for her. . There were 39 garments nearly com- ■ pleted. The next meeting will be at | Mrs. A. Edmonds in four weeks. Readers of the Banner can secure The Fuel that'* right. At the Price that's right Cleanest and Cheapest Fuel.. For Sale by GAS CO. Phone 359. “Suffered day and night formant of itching piles- Nothing helped me tween th. old player, and the ivgnlar udUI I used Doan's Ointment. It , Mm caused ■ groat deal of merriment curedime permanently.”--Hon, Bogota THE HASTiNgs R. Garrett, Mayor, Girand, Ala. . to the spectators. as favorable clubbing rates with this paj»er for any daily or weekly paper or magazine published In the'United States or Canada as can be procur­ ed by any other newspaper in this section of Michigan. . BANNER ONE DOLLAR A Y£AR. । I! * �H AS 1'1 »GS MANNER, UCTUBKK 6. 1905. ’ 6 INVITED OFTEN TO Special Sale When at the Fair, it will pay you to call in and see what I have to offer in CLOCKS. I will sell you a beautiful Mantle Clock, eight Jay. atriking hours on gong, and half hour on 0234 Ccatlnued from (-ago one These Clocks are of black marbelited finish and GUARANTEED to be PERFECT time keepers. my SPECIAL SALE on Watches. Until that date 1 JL 4 A W| J sell you a 20-YEAR GULP FILLED CASE, with a 17-JEWELED MOVEMENT for ouly >18. don’t let this opportunity paw. If you want a watch . . , If your watch isn’t right—if it doesn’t beat 00 seconds to the minute- bring it to me and I’ll make it right. No feature of our busiuow is receiving more attention than our watch re pair. When you come to the Fair, bring your Jewelry repair work of all kinds to me. ' George Newton, JEWELER and OPTICIAN. loor west of Chidester (7X Burton, Hustings, Mich. At The Old Price We have just received a large invoice of. OUT­ ING FLANNELS that was bought before the prices were increased. We will give our custo­ mers the benefit, and will continue to sell them at the same old price as long iis they last. It will pay you to inspect our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Underwear. Here is where you can get the best 10 cent Cotton Batting in, the city. -A little further on. and ou the’oppo! site side of the street the auto again | stopped, and we were in front uf the j home of Ralph Waldo Emerson, where BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Phone No. 10. HORTON’S. -X ’ - ' he lived the greater part. <4 his life, did hia work, and where the noble man died. Miss Ellen Emerson now occu­ i| CORRESPONDENCE. J pies tbe house and hi*- large library is preserved intact an lie left it. I --------- —.------------------ > j I should have mentioned t( small. ' liarny-looking structure right next .to • EAST MAPLE GROVE. .. tlie uuiue life home oi of r/uuine Louise xu. M. .ucun. Alcott. It was | Clarence Welch mid wife of Nash- cniied House of----Philosophy, -------- ’ The ------------------ ------ /."Here j villa are visiting at tbe home of the in life gathered these great authors, ; former's aunt Mr. Jake Trexler this and many*others and dincusaeJ queaj week. tions of philosophy. There bping at Will Davis and wife visited friend* least one lady present it may be that i in Battle Creek one day last week. neighborhood gossip w«v- indulged in. ' Mrs. Will Davis "and Mrs. McBeth to sottfe extent, but that isn't recorded. 1 Were guests of the former’s parents one Right near the Cuncord Bridge is the ; day last week. famous'’Old Manse. ” and the battle at Concord above deacribed, alm-wt took Joe Smith and wife and Mr. and < Mra. McBeth passed Sunday with the. jplacu in its shadow. Tbe, house at one latter's daughter Mr. and Mrs. James time was occupied by Emerson.-and in it he wrote ' ‘Nature. "Il was also the ' Harmon. I Mrs. Fannie Whitcomb who has Ixjen home of Hawthorne, mid in it he We have the Hog Worm and | sick, for ao long a time is now able to wrote "Moraes from an Old Manse." Hog. Cholera medicine also. No one should visit Concord withj ride out. I Dora Harmon and wife are tbe proud ! visiting "Sleepv Hollow Ccm! parent* of a.uine pound girl born Get. ” beautiful spot. In thia m­ ! j. pent city tbe great writers who made i Concord fatuous united in death Mr*. Myrtle Jones of Three Rivera I . ... „. ... Phone 143, City Drug Store,1 . ; t i : as they were in hie. The simplicity. • was here to attend the funeral' of her ' . : ■ “7 Hastings, :: Michigan.1 \ nra-i Mi. Tbeta. GuuM Mosdly .U, l’,'-,“r*Wi ,h',r C. tl>ullI...dr.mUyurch.rlot.«, | -<>-«'« A .impl. I nk* low white stone, not over a foot high. , Mn. Hattie Hill and »ou vl.itnl her willl lh, , .. ,nnrl. OOOOGOOOOOOOCOOOOOCJOOOOOOO fjyy Mr* °“”r L°°* B*“to the gmre ot Unia, M. Alcott. A, . Creek hurt week ■ . I rough, uncut boulder, with tbo J We want YOU ALL io know that we carry in stock all the best brands ot Stock and Poultry Powder, such as Pratts, Hess & Clarks, Prussian, In­ ternational and Capital. Q. A. HYNES, Good Leather is necessary to make a good harness. We buy the best that money can buy. That’s the reason, that for a quarter of a century, a Myers' Harness has been a synonym for STRENGTH ’DURABILITY AND STYLE. OUR FALL UNE of Blankets and Robes in ntradn. It’s a beauty, too, and it wont strain, your purse to buy one, < all and see them. W. H. Myers & Son, Hastings, r i.vi., w I Michigan. Jeffereun bL, 1 door south of P. O. And everything will go smoothly The proper way is with a steaming hot cup of our Oriental Mocha and Java Coffee. » This excellent coffee is packed and sold in hand(some pound tin cans. This air tight can presarves its rich aroma and keeps its goodness intact until yon are ready for it. • The price is85c per pound We have other brands butour Oriental is our very beet. You drink coffee every day, just take home a can and try it We have a good display in-our east win­ dow—just see it. ' Hams ®- Russ, Phone 10. There arc mnuy odd methods of catching fish, but one of the funniest Is employed by boya in some parts nt England'when they wish to cutch'pike. They use a goose, and. In their own words, "to catch tho goose is the hard­ est part off the whole affair.” Bupbose thia difficult feat- la' accompilidiol, they then take an ordinary fish line, iilratn eight feet long, on one end of which is fixed a barbed hook or spoon, and tie It to the leg of the goose. She- takes to the water right a way, and the line goes with her, For awhile she swims about in her usual dignified fashion, but pretty soon. If the time Is well chosen, she starts suddenly, ns If awakened from a dream. It In only that the pike has nibbled nt th<* bait nnd has In-come hooked In so doing Tbis booking menus a sharp jerk to the leg of the unsuspecting goose, which makAi a dash for (he shore! She sputters through the water and e<>ni«s climbing up the bank, bias-, Ing furiously and dragging her captive nfterilier. The Grocers. Try a Banner Want Adv. I I I j i i ■ । ! . • The Best That Money and Brains Can Produce * in . Coal Alls GUNS, SHELLS, land AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS. GOODYEAR BROS, PHONE NO. !. THE HARDWARE DEALERS HASTlNQS, MKH The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. will sell lumber, kith. shimdt-. ami doors that will • please you quality and price. ROOFING 'Ou cannot find anything more reliable at d durable -------- grades ‘ r. th; 1.n our w©H .known of roofing. We Sell COAL That Burns Whether hard or soft coal, we can |u«i- th<the main spring of the house. An Old <;nme. DESERT DISHES CUPSand SAUCERS BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. Japanese and American ware. Just khe thing fur Christmu preset ns. Nice line and pricts . right, i FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS LEE HING,“:-47, PHONE 254. PHONE 254. » K 3E i j That Saves THE FANORITE BASE BURNER IO05 -.... , 1005 MODEL the rnoet Bcientific principles and is strictly up to dab- i>i• ..V led Its a heater and fuel saver at the same time, every aum . ■ let», I... t. ....... .. .a4 . to controlled and ,4 distributed withDlf.k such a.uniformity b"i a tafie during the day. If you want to see a fine line of CARRIAGES, BUQUIH* SLRREVS just call at our store. AU made by -reliable firms , , j\ ?nc*s easily within your reach, SEE OUR LINE OF CttEAM SEPARATORS AT f A|R Call atouristore apd get a dopy of the Game Laws Free Lt Charge, All kinds of Postal Cards at Mul­ holland’s, ihe Leading Druggist. Tin’ child going ’Tonnd tho village” Is aii|)|wwipd to got back to his starting , tsjfiit a certain number of times, — ’ curding to the size of the ring, by the ; time the verse ends. Then they sing: ' In and oqt the windows. . In tutd out the windows. The Stove . | | ; ; . ■ scalp. Mt sssge well 4n<l bring the t'owiler th: oiigij the hmg part. Then with a long filtered hruut remove all the men I jThls Is not a I difficult thing to do If thd brush has long fibers. Tbe stroke- m-dd not l»e hard. ami. indeed, riioiild not ibc. or tho hair will l»e pull­ ed out. Tla* best wny uf brushing is to bold the hair out In one band am! brush through each st rand. ijeglnnlDg near the qnnd nn<! working down to the head. J This Is an old game which has many 'miMlliciitlonK, The children form a ring nnd wlib nrtus upraised slug: Hound nnd round the vlll«<s. . I Round and round lh<* rfiln**. Round and round th" villax*. . The trip to Lexington and Concord as described was one uf the very pleas­ Lltlln Si.'Cy Sunbeam lives across ths street. ant feature* of the trip. We left Bos­ fcverxtay I watch and wait her pleasant ton by-way of tbe ‘Hoosac tunnel" smile to meet. . route. The tunucl is 4H miles long I :lust it HtUc darling, though she’s amsU and plain, . ; and nearly nine minutes are consumed But ns wdroms'as bright weather after ' in going through it. Tho route takes days of sudden rain. J | one through a wry pleasant part of ~ “ ■ * Pretty TflHe Thnndstvlotjd is Massachusetts, the scenery being . ' neighbor too. gran(land beaut i fill. ' We_arrived from Boston in something over a day. thus ending one of the finest and moat en­ joyable trips that can be taken, the memory and pleasant associations of which will evar be recalled with pleas­ What mnkca all the dlftdranc- between ..nail maid and m.!d?i ure. I will close with the wish that s’'?*” C'”"T' «»' Brim as shade. ■ it will sometime lie the good fortune •" <■» WM of every reader of this article to take tJtU7rKar ,“”taOT the same trip. Wku. mu, Tim. ■raUndaxloM_I der how she'll end? —EichMj.., Sometimes polished dining tables are disfigured by lint or fuzz sticking to the wood after hot dishes haw lieen placed on the oilcloth Instead of on the table mats. To remove the Hut soak the “fuzzy” places with kerosene, leav­ ing it on fur a couple uf hours. Rub off all that can be brought away with a soft brush (a complexion brush if you hare It). Now, with a bit of old linen, rub in long and well camphorat­ ed oil. Several applications nwv be •eeeasary, but the fuzz will com# off j j The hair is quickly afflicted by the dirt dint It blowing ami must be kept fresh nnd < •lean. ' To tVasli it oftener than once; nmutli Is nn ^rror tbnt may result in I wing the jrreater part-of It. nnd this .-ipplles Io bnlr Hint la oily nn well ns to hat wlilcb Is dry. It Is jki-*sHile. though, to brush out much-of the du«t, get tit g n dry cleaning, an It were. TImmp wot ion who nre nut willing to spend num •y onubls part of the. toilet, in buying elaborate shampoo outfits, same effect by using white corntQeal t *> line ns run be ground. " tiffs <s»n»metu with a little potvdfred »rris root and rub n quau- AN ODD FISHERMAN. I FAVORITE BASE BURNER, tbU Is moot dMlroblf. tor to a ari-ot eitmt people', maonera and ewtouia j are Influenced by the' clothe, the, A pretty exjierlment which boys wear. i *■ with n knack for carpentering will find A person who is conscious of being Interesting is the making of a chain well and fittingly dreiwed la much more out of a single block of wood. This Is bow the feat is accomplished. This Hfcdy to be perfectly at ease than one who Is only too well aware of the undiagram almost explains itself: Take n piece of very soft wood an appropriateness of the costume worn. inch square by six inches long. Out of For that'reason In Issuing invitation* the style df dress must be Indicated by the form of the Invitation. An Invitation in the third person Indlcates tbnt full dross Is to be worn. A dress for a dancing party should be of light color and light material, and gloves should be worn by both men and womau. A dinner dress may be of any dark or light handsome material; and gloves must bo worn by the women, but should be removeil before the dinner commeuce*. An evening ut borne requires full dress, but !at an afternoon at home the ladles du not remove their bats. . Whatever the occasion the dress must I»e neat, and suitable. Bright, showy dresses should never be worn on the thls cut a piece like tbnt shown in street, ru<! -no woman should be so 2. Then mark- off links I dressed tlmt she attracts public notice Fig. - -------------.. the . , , shown hi Fig. 3. Hohl this piece side­ and attention. wise and cut out the darker portions A young woman should neVer wear shown In the Illustration In Fig. 4. Do much jewelry. Valuable rings are out the same thing on the other side of tho । of place f*r uverydny wear. On occapiece. A small bit of wood will be left slons of c.-retm>ny Jewelry la becoming/ between eneb’ of the links. Cut through but a display of preclo’us stones on this and they will loosen. Round* out ordinary •ecaslons is only vulgar.— the piece* and sandpaper them down. Detroit Tribune.' The Illustration Fig. 5 shows only three links, but.a chain of about twen­ KEEP! THE HAIR CLEAN'. ty-four links can "be made easily by using a inuch longer piece of wood, and it will serve many useful purposes. Arthur and Pearl Bassett of Charlotte j word "Emeraun " marks the grave of f Tills time be must ga faster and get Mira Kittie Bassett of Detroit, Mra. ■ Emerson. A hedge enclosed tbe'grave In one window nnd out the next; run( Bertha Kipper of Pa: were guests of of Hawthorne, and an iron fence hail nlng In anil out of the ring, nnd back ’their parents Mr and Mrs. Calvin I been built to protect the hedge, and I to the starting point while the snug । Bassett Sunday Bertha will remain I perhaps the stone, the vandalism of I lasts. ! for a months* .visit. | visitors to the sacred spot lieing plainly 1 Thelma Gould the two yeaFoldchild i visible on the hedge, which had ai I of Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Lee Gould ^died Sat Sat-­ "well picked" appearance. And LUIB this Ij _ — | a. I .bill. T ■ akIIU .»■> urday after u short illnt»s and laid to too decile.,ign which uked tho~ I Who hM oo ^o, tho w!^ rest in the Wilcox Cemetery Monday. The bereaved family have^thejsym- thelning. to rrarw-t the mnmorv of a pock«-n rogul.r, flro|..-rly .bapod pathy of their many friends. the dead. | pocket, which It carries Just as If it In Sleepy Hollow. Cemetery also i wt‘rP •IrepptM »o Its wtrfist. In this It reiXMie the remains of the late Senator keeps **""* the ***~ children, and - -ns the sea Hoar, and his family. Also the re­ horse has large families, sometimes We Went 50 Farmers mains of 'Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, numbering tin many ns fifty, fishermen of thEj county to write for our list who started the first• kindergarten in ate often finely surprised after catch­ ing a sea born- nnd putting it Into wa­ of excellent hardwood farming America. ter to find tluit their single captive has laud which we have for sale In Me­ Tbe patriot ism of Concord is of t he apparently turned Into half a hundred. costa, Osceola and Missaukee coun­ ties. We have thousands of acres pure and unadulterated kind. Every of newly cut over Beech and Maple decoration Day the people gather from lands, M well as many Improved A grocer asked a lady how many miles atout. and march to the strains farms at‘very low prices. । of martial music tu the cemetery where “gga she had lu her bosket. She re­ the graves of soldiers are decorated. plied, ’’When counted two, three, four, GEO. 6. JENKINS & SON. An old canncp that was captured in five, six, nt n time I always have one Big Rapids, Michigan. odd one loft, but If I cqunted aeven at the fight at Concord bridge . is taken a time they <came out, even isevens.” , « t. . “ ’■«’« out out and f ~ and *5 'then fired’ off. tin* people | How many <*Rpt |n (hp basket? > TiAtrint II- addresses. | listen tu-patriotic START Xr“v TwBBStMil Win last m ill wiitB II w njT Much rare tbought.nir to drew nulinblr on •» (X-i-mIomno one ctu doubt tor o mlnuto tbot | A CHAIN OF WOOD. the culture for which the place is no­ ted—and Concord enjoys the reputation of being oue of the most cultured; places in the country. We were pre­ pared for it while we were riding over I from Lexington in the automobile, .as described last week. As wo were rid-, ing along the auto stopi>ed in front of an old fashioned boune. It was the home of Henry D. Thoreau, a famous writer on Nature. At the very next bouse the auto stopped again and we were shown the house of Mr. Bull, who brought opt the “Gmcoril” grape, and,we were also shown the original vine from which all Concord grapes have come. It is still carefully protected by a case, and is viewed by thousands yearly. Mr. ^Bull may. or may not have indulged in mental cul­ ture, hut when it comes to grape cul­ ture. there are none but what will do him honor. . The very next hotue'waa the ’ ’Wayside"—not" Wayside Inn"—the former home of Nathaniel Hawthorne. It iy a long, straight, two story building, without any lean-to or anything to break the in onotony—excepting quit a good sized cupalo. This connects with the second story by means of a stairway and a trap door. This was the famous authors work­ shops . Here he would retire and place •his table on the trap door, making en­ trance impossible. nnd write for hours at a lime. We also stopped in front of the very next lioipe. ■ Here formerly lived Umise M. Alcott. dear to every lx>y and girl as the author of ’’Little Women" and many other enchanting | stories. The bUilfling is a very com। mon <rtie. but very pleasantly surround- f B f”f| * *111 JivU ____ UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER flth I will continue SUITABLE DRESS. YCUNt S H IE » H ’l MONEY SAVING | Winter is here and the question of heating your homes will I*'dal ouy- We are fortunate ip being able to offer for sale the very, latest patterns, binlt on scientific principles, and which will soon pay for the'mselv, - i’> icon omy of fuel. - ! ! i 20th CENTURY LAUREL ■ m Showing how tho coal ouroa trom tho outalda toward, th. Burns soft coal or slack without SOOT or SMOKE. It heats the tloor, is clean, fuel sav­ ing. handsome and SOFT COAL OBJECTIONS are overcome. The cut of the lire bowl shown above, shows how the coal burn* from the out­ side towards the center. It will hold fire for 4b hours and! tho fire pot Is guaranteed for."> years THE RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER Burtis hard coal, and is one at the bandftmest, • economical hard coal stoves ever placed on the mar«^1 Is an ornament to any home. WHEN YOU WAIT A STOVE CALL ANO SEE MY' LINE BEFORE YOU PUCE AN ORDER Cracked Iljva are often caused by fll health and Indigestion. Put a little good cold cream on every night after washing and overhaul your dietary if you are troubled in this way aD<1 want to remedy the matter. Never bite your Itps. however rough and uncomforta­ ble they may fee). Biting makes mat­ ters wonw rather than better and tn likely to pmnnnently spoil the outline of tbo lipa nnd make them nnd IT WILL PAY YOU. THg RADIAKT HOME. R. I. HENDERSHOTT, the west end hardware, Phone 2. Opposite The Court House, H astings, Mich. �jifew Prices ftli- ’lni* Wh-»- * z A false alarm from near the Bookcase r.ctorj «IH out th., fire <1,.pertinent Thursday cvoaing. ( A B pound daughter arrived at the home uf Mr. and Mm. Will Bellinger Sunday morning Oct. 1st. they cannot •1 from the •nee at our .... jobber’* All Mils egalnet the AKricnltnral Soneljr uniat bo preaented to the Sec­ retary or mailed to him at once. ISolzybnb, tbo World'e famone boot black arti.t, ia in tbe city to «i>cnd the winter at Hnaby 'a Banair abop. ahining shcHisC. ■ to 5lkAP*1 SI.00 Ce»r* rtatip’* A Dive i’i Aiu 5c fine ■bainois' soap JH)W< rfnmflH tablets M- C. Excursions. treiu for Miehimo personal WTiat we nay we dot u>4 O°’aP*r >" KiUwmteuu Monnday on busintw*. Mrs. XUry E. Carr, r>. a ’ P' “ ■ ,rr‘v6 Bu««'o 8:30 at GruM Rapid. is the KU..! Uf Hwirut, rul.ttraa New ' Gnu,a <>Mr“1 Now York. 8:O> . ,n. The Arthur B. Mulholland mad. . bu«train in America. Try it. inra. trip to Grand Itapid. Moudfy. l°W W,>' mt« to W. H. Hufimau left j1(,uda ot hi, .nd wm .P°l°1' *" uuw ln '“"r Toledo to attend a •nd wlb rontUue ontil October 81«. regiment. lor portleoUr, inquire .t ticket office. Dr E F. Partello, of Mlidleville. a.e*".L,r±n ‘° Chic‘8“'m. Tbure. was in the city Tuesday on profession. tarn ■ R°"nd "«• «il busuiess. I?”" « »'« «■ « Will Peck has commenced extensive MraCordelia Jackson.of Grand Rap­ to n *" D,U o’ “N repairs on the James Clark propertv on 9«. IP. Retnru limit nut l.ter tb... ids. is tbe guest Of Hustings relatives Broadway recently purchased by P. T. fortt “k* otbee for aud friends. j Colgrove. further information. Mrs. J. C. Burch, of Grand) | Just received the l<est line of Order of lbs lUetern Star. Grand is tho gue«t of ’ fier son R. N. skirt lurch Chopter of Michigan at Grand Hapid, ■ over shown in Hastings will have a ten und family. ■ ! days nale on them commencing Oct/ Htcb. Ort. ii-u-os. Forthi, 0C(.mHin Mrs. Ellen E, Robinson returned thia a rate of on- fare for the roo.„l trlp 3, 10(©. Call and .see them. week frum a visit to Sagatuck and antborlred. Date. <,fMle Ort. it, „„|.j Grand Rapids. H. M. Withey. H return limit Oct. IS |„c|t„„v„. ' j Mrs. E. A. Burton mid her1 Dr. Chas. Russell is moving into his J- O- °- f- Grand Lodge and He- (I Mrs. H. E. Handy spent Sundk mother new icsidr-nce this week, just weet. of y with U-kah mwembly at Bent,. Ji.rl„r, II Grand Rapids friend-. Mrs. Julius Russell's. He', will have , Mich. Oct. 1. to. lt» ’05 bn aecuunt of i his ofirne ia his raddience hereafter, Mrs Frank Nash was called the orcMion a rate of one fare phu 26 I Grove last Week to attend het where he can be found by all who de­ cents fur tho round trip will tie given ' sire bis services. . who is dangerously sick. ( ’ Date of sale Oct. Id and 17.’ limit for ‘ Through du annoying error laat week ; Frank II.VanAuken.of St.Jiims, has return Oct. 20th inclusive. - the announcement of the marriage of : U-en spending a few days ^itb hi» Sunday excursion tu Grand Rapid. Miss Mae R. Harper to Fred A. Long, father. Rev. H. H. VanAukeji. — . Oct. K. S —*-Harting, Spwin. train“ of Freeport was made as taking place Mrs. .r. -Hayho, of Dansville, spent J *n a. ui. *“ returning leaves Grand iU the M. E. itareonagA The Wedding the latter part of last wrak With her : W • Rapids ti ;30. Bikes, and baby calm occurred ar the hoiye of- her iiarente in brother. R. N. Burch and family. checked free. Hastings township, Wednesday eve­ Mi. and Mrs.. II. p. Ttrtile. and W W. S. Barron Agt. ning. Rev. Trott performing the cere­ I daughter, of Cuopervillo, aro thie guests A mony. . \ ’ of thTlatter's parents'Mr. andlMrs. A, ' 2 I 11. Loveland this week. . ’ iZ Mrs. E. IL Lathrop who has been ! Mias f’i-il and Miss Lottie Djckeraoii AK " su wry eerhajHly ill the past inonth.al ! returned Friday night from'li three Z her home onpreen street from Bright’s I weeks visit with relatives Mud j friends ® tliscjLN.- i«i thought to be a little iniin Ionia ; uid Carson City. ■ . • O. proved, ill ■f son Dr. Lathrop of Ionia । Sunday a. in. Rev. VanAuken will' Frank Newton talus EIhhf .Smith's W ’lias !>•<: ii iicn for some- time and j preach in the Presbyterian church on sp cialiyt i from Ann ArU«r havi I The Uoappr^ciativojin the evening hi.­ place at the Michigan Central |S call -d oi th< . thcmeVill be ’The Hornet Preach­ in this city. Mt. Newton h>« which mi dieal aeience can du working at Pnrnuufbr sonietihif. ; ing service .now at 7 :W being done. Mr-. Mattie Wright who lu|s been j At the Baptist Church Friday eve­ sp«Mi<ling tin’ past three weeks With her- ? ning Ort. 27 vocal recital Mr-, j R. William Hitchcock baa sold out his daughter "Mrs. Grace Woolstfn. of J [Scvtt assisted by Miss Yinuie Ream udelivery boame^ to !>■»• Matthews, his Grand Rapids, returned home Tiuwday W h. iiltli compelling . him to make this 1 reader. Mr. Win. Tariff and Miss Jefferson, move. Uncle Billy will try and take j You ure all curdially'invited to at-of PorYland. drove over^frum the later d .» rest this winter amk in the spring | tend the Presbyterian Christian Encity liist week in Mr. Tariff’s uulombile -A The has other plains on foot for earning Iris । deavor next Sumlay. Topic, ,md Triumph.. and were guests of Dr. nnd Mni. 'Mix- A ■living. No one will he mimed more | Christian’s Trials Cut this advertise­ ment out and bring it to WRIGHT BROS. It is good for One Dollar on any Coat or Fur over $5 pur­ chased during the Fair, only one add to each purchase. • This add is good for One Dollar on any Ladies’ Coat over $5.00 Obstructed un every respect, of heat being F Mit a trnij . money nothing S. surreys •he prices are' HE FAIR, of Charge ANNOUNCEMENTS arvetb, ION 1NOS. MICH >Js IMlttrtd •al Co. id durable do S>v« . whole .Uy for tae.n™, ln Nc),. in our str<-L*t* ttrnn his familiar figure I leader Lee Pryor. Elx-n Smith has i<a>igui-d his position but hit- friends Jill trust; his health will j The Welcome U -A. S. and W. C. T. !»• lienelitcdi and that prosp-rity will IU. will -lie entertained by Mrs. A. with tin- M. C. at this stutkfli. and left with his family on Munday far Hillsa:t»nd him; whatever hi- doer. f Fausey for dinner on Thursday Oct 12.. all pare* dalt-. where he ba- a.nice ixaiitien with ! The Christian Science Society service The L A. 5 of the Presbyu the Lake Shore Co. . • ’ in G. A. R. halt, topic at '!«• *:U> ”Ducchurch won entertained in a NELSON BURRC 'JGHS, BEVELED GLASS TOPS. ph'asant mapper by >ipu Chas Yutx । trintf-uf Atonement.’' Phene 29. , Proprietor. at her boine on (Invn «tjr<-»-t Wednesday - The Subject of the morning service l.ihi’wrek “Mrs. Arthur Rickel the prec­ i at the L-.B. church next Sunday will edent introduced a very pleasing di ver- ! be “The Urea test Things to Do.” hi . In line with the modern ntitlgerui ijien in the nature of a menu contest -in the evening the subject will <*.• • A ! craze-is the fad fur having glass tops which the ladies were a«ked, to evolve mi» 'Hood .Man in Bad Company.' ’ Young flu.Ml to nil table tops, especially those ap[K’tizing luncheon unt of a cupboard j People'll mretingr.nt 0 o'clock. U-ad- to he used in bedrooihs, and to bureaus my old find similar articles pf furniture The almost jig bare as Dame Mother HuHj ! er Mrs. Maggie Harding terrated fashion would seem to suggest a hare, bard's The result showed evidently and cohl effect, somiwhat like that to at my Many wouhi one© written with dig­ that the houMkeepenii preaent hud been, be oljserv.-d lu hospital furnish Ings, confronted by simiiiar experiences in nified motive now cause us tu read but as tbe glass tops are non- used actual life for very tempting menu's pu<sag«-* <if standard literature with'a tlyiy rather add to than detract from guffaw' Tho. word-“hup’’ was once a were read. After sewing some time on term of^hlgh honor. but How -now the decurtU I ire quality.0f the. furniture These ‘-overs arc nAido of glass about work for the Christinas Bazaar de­ sounds the line from Hpensor. ' Ye sa­ licious colfde. sandwiches, and cake cred imp* that <m Pamnsso dwell?" a quarter u( t-.n" Im-h’thick and beveled around the edges. Naturally Usey are wag served by^Tbe hostetn The next Over many a grave of the old Frvn- li made Ip order to tir certain ple»x.K of meeting will he at the home of Mrs aoblea indy !”• "•-“.id the line, "Here li»-< furniture. Should It be a Freudi table de that noble Imp." A snered poeui. writ­ Dr. Howell next Wednesday toilette the*glass,voter would cQiifurm ten by .lihaeolgiie tbri-e xvii’uries :ik*. to its rurv. s exactly; mid w hen placed begins ii stately--nddre-« to the poster­ over the wooden top. pen-bailee !>rauity of Abniluhu. with the wonl*. ’O tifuily Inlaid. Il would nnturalij- save AbrahamV Ufuin." brat being then n It from future dust and nuirriiig. When word of stately meaning. Opening’ tin the piece uf furniture, liowcvrir, Uns old dictionary at random otie day. tuy a plain top. with uotihlug attractive to eye tiapjHHujd to fall on tbe word show through the glans. It is customary “’tragedy." A note extdalncAl that It to place first on the table a fancy cov­ comes from « < .reek word v bleb menus er— tbe •onea painted -on bolting doth “a goat song." because the oldest tntgnrv the prettiest—and then to lay the cdlw were exhibited when a gdat wits glass cover over IL On a first glance sacrfficAnl or given as a prize to the one often sees only the decorative cov­ best, actor. I ’ he won! ."infant" meiina Bear in mind we .have for <our er and Is unconscious of the class literally '•not speaking.*’ Have you a. Inspection a spend!d grouping of above. When It Is .remembered that pug dog? Did you ever think lilx face Watches for men, women, boys brushes, combs, little pots. of cold look-F like- that of n monkey? The cream and the like are necessary fur and girls in .Solid Gold, Gold monkey bi* most reaetnbhw Is tbe pug nlHhlngs of the table de toilette the Filled, Silver and Enameled monkey, whh-h gets Its name from cleanliness of the glass cover is readi­ Cases. The movements are from Pag ur Hick, as shftkesfieare writes, ly appreciated. : ——the sprite of mischief - Ixmdon Queen. Standard American makers and For dliiliMC*room. tables the hiass Is the best Swiss factories. Get plan’d-on the bare table, which-tins in prices on these watebM before Its center a piece of embroidered linen. -Aumog a lol of letters 1 received *.n purchasing elsewhere. Tho dishes and nil other appointments answer to an .HitrertiseuM-ut," said a of tbe table nre set on the glass. It is business man. “there was one tbaf in­ a Slippery covering, but if uscil with We have a . clined me toward Its writer, l-xe.pt ordinary care proves-to be durable. It < OF JEWELRY. IldiiJi«g EMBA6EMEMT. WEDDIH6 that I couldn't rend tin* signature. Is not damaged by either very hot or Every wobd In the body of the letter AND SIGHET RIK6S. cold dishes nnd after a meal H readily was clear, but tbe algnrture was Il­ • •'■■•u Silverware of the Gorham, R. Walace <& Sons wiped off nnd uindc fit aralfi.- Of legible. I don ’ t krioxv how many peo ­ have a new stock of Fancy Mantle Clocks course these covers f-<>dlnlng room ple- there nre who write plainly enough tables are only feasible Tor small fami­ t»*fore, lin-.; newest designs. titlL'l taej mine to write their own ■' «>Qds stock is full of line instruments of Goltara, lies and when little ejitertahilng is name and then write that blindly. 1 : 'and'many other kinds. suppose It ds more from force of habit cotttvniplated. Once on the table the Fig Watch and Jewelry Repair and Optical Departglars i« supiMHed to remain there for a •i our «on Louis is the best in the County. Any than nnytmng else, for they may .be considerable time at h ast, ns It is al­ 'J will be satiafactorly attended to. ' otlierw 1-e the most .careful jawple In together too heavy to Ixs taken off nnd 1 ity during the Fair or any other time make our the woHd. pul <»n like an ordinary cloth.—New -Every man almuld write his signa­ • ture with perfcet.dlstiac'tnww. so that York Herald. the Store, Save One Dollar on your Fur by cutting out this^add. It is good at Wright Bros - . f&jyi X*4 kl . L’ \ If L WRIGHT PHONE 30 ROS HASTINGS, MICH W. J. FLEiAINQ wife, AND. CE POSTS. HONE 254. J. F. 6000YEAR. Vice President W. 0. HAYES. CnsDier H. 6. HAYES. Assistant Cisiier. W.5. TYKRELL VISITORS TO THE FAIR vital terns, econ OFFICERS. J. T. LOMBARD. Presldeal. JOHN BESSMER, Look for name In strap The Hylo S?!^ccnifo!7 ftom the sun; excellent service to taBh. -hs;-.. the Iffe-hisiory of the Hylo. A twt gentlemen commend. ?Jtent leather lace boot, dull top, To g« acquainted with the Hylo is" to .receive an object leuon in twentieth century shoe achievement; It it strictly s thoe. ‘ for the man who cares. . j Most »tyl«s are 55 W. Clarke & Co. dUILITY SHOE STORE. fl — It can 1m» n-nd easily aud without mis-, tnke bv those unfamiliar with It, and alm- as n mark of his own rare and CHAFING dish apron exactness. , , “One letter that I received, its body written, had Its signature put on with a hand stamp. I didn't know just whnLto think of this, but it had at least tbe merit of perfect plnlnncsR. Washington Post. Hie chafing dish la as popular ns ever, mid nowhere can n woman ap­ pear to better advantage. so tar ns daintiness Is concerned, titan when pre­ siding over this inviting cooklqg uten- The bill or the mosquito is a comp|U tMUtuUou. It b.. « bl'Wt t»rk .t th. liM't «■>■' ■P>>«re“11)' «™>vcd WorUfiC throw* tbo «re.re aM projcctlng from the anglq^f the fora is iauce ot.p««ott form Awpeurei -»•> a fine Borel. IlooMe “ tbo moot l>-rrret lanco looU like *. b«d m • otthw «I<1« of U.r brew •’» ‘ anaurrel. with tbe point* »“«. ““ th well defines! and sharp and the teeth keen. The backs of' these saws ploy a gainst the lance, M’ben the mosquito Usr hum. It thrusts alights, with Its i>ecullar then enlnrgea the its keen lance and the; two saws, which aperture , ueme u~ —» U“ ,o’k.‘2 play besl II. capillary Arrangement ter bUi wllb imping tbe blood can be nwteeL Parents may teach their children tu save, and acquire habits of thrift by means of one of the sayings books issued by this bank. These books draw 3 per cent interest, com­ pounded twice a year. One dollar opens an account. What better birthday present one of these savings books. than HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY DIRECTORS. J. T. LOMBARD. JOHN F. GOODYEAR. W. 0. HAYES. CLEliENT SMITH, K. GRANT, F. 0. PRATT, CHASE. Two Pertly Hshdkrrohlets: That “Nothing Succeeds Like Success' I Believe It. My Great Clothing and Shoe Sale which closes OCT. 6th, has been the GREATEST SUCCESS of anything that I have under­ taken. People have come to know that what C. H. OSBORN says he’ll do, he wHI do. NANDEKBCHItr XPBON. all Bo It Is not surprising that a new use for handkerchief has been found In tbe chafing.dish apron. Tbe ono Il­ lustrated Is made from two fancy handkerchiefs bordered with blue, cue of which has a cluster of pink roses In each corner. A corner of the plainer handkerchief Is cut off to form the top of the apron, and the second, minus Ibe rawing proce" ono corner, Is utilized m a ruffle. The upon the nerves of Uiei)”,u". hta to .trike wlMtf « «- pocket Is furmed from the corner re­ moved from the rose handkerchief and the strtngR from the corner of the plainer one—New York Tribune. Warranted Patent .Leather Shoes In all styles for men at $3.50 while Sale lasts, Look goods over. Don't buy, if I can’t show you that I savt you money. �WHIPPING EGGS. CARLTON CENTER. Ufoodland Department * | Richardsons * after Oct. 15th. NEW CARPETS IN PLEASING COLORS. r t t X ♦ ♦ t Granite legrains. Excellent Quality, per jard25c Beal Union Ingrains. Fast colors H;ai) and Durable, psrjard 44c ♦ 9x12 Brussels Bags .... $19.00 j 9112 Wlllon Velvet Rugs $22.00 s’ Rags made anj size from carpet and border. MIL and SEE ME. 0. S. ENGLAND, Hmsb Furnlshsr. WOODLAND, MICH16AN Sunday . Mra. VanDmen ot Bhle «nd Mra. Norcutl ot Luke «"• K""4’ “ Mr. and Mra. Knowie. the iMt of last week. Jay Hogle and Levi Honfttetter were out this way last Friday putting up WOODLAND. ______ WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. signs for Hastings merchants. PRETTY WEDDINO. “d.Mv"y Several from here attended the Lake A„r7pr.«tJwrfdin(,tookPb«®|^ Tn”d"> ,he 9th Odema fair and report a very poor fair the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Eeta* except in the racing department. brook l.« W^ne-lay-oTtenioon whrn , Mi“ A8"“ w“ •b“”< »«™ Supt. of Schools Ketcham was ont their daughter Sin. woe worried to : ■ch~l Wedoreday oo account of Ertahere visiting schools and looking up Mr. Leo Bawdy of bieanoba. Tho hrook-Sawdy wedding. truants. ceremony was performed by the Rev. I Newell Grant took in the EstabrookMra. IL B Gammon entertained her E. IL Lyon. The bridal couple was , Sawdy wedding Wednesday. Sunday school darn on Safrrday after­ attended by Miss Inez Cole and Edward I Gerald England is again in school noon. Twenty-two were present and Cole and the wedding march was | after a visit in Toledo Ohio. enjoyed themselves in playing Wolf played by Mrs. D. S. England. The Min Inez Cole and Mrs. Osborn visi- and other games.' Arly Todd won the ring ceremony Wo. nred. Mife Ari. Ki“'i’4b„rldny“^7n«>n. -j ted school Thursday afternoon. pinning contest among the smaller Lyon being ring bearer. . Misses Jennie Parmelee, Lina Switz­ members of, the clast, and Earl .KeeiAfter the ceremony supper was served e: among tbo larger members of the er, Bera and Burr Van Houten took in to about 40 guests, the tallies being-1 class. RefreahnKsita were served. the fair at Lake Odessa Thursday. tastefully decorated with carnations | Mrs Gammon was presented with With our school boaie repaired tbe . The young couple remain in town for i a couple of Tino presents. a lew day. when they will loare tor 1»*ti"S properly ndjuried and ....te at -homo XI aa nna o.i.ofi.l > 4uv«<*rtw tacan.b. where they will "—r- 8,'v,’"■ —“ n“dr Superlative Carpets Colors that, will harmoil izH with yui\r .other fur nishings. W’el please you for ar«' showing t he ml) . .... .. sive line ewY shown here —all of ih ‘ Richardson Quality. Xt4e the.Ve prices: Mra. L. Knowles who has been visi­ ting frienda in Grand Rapids during the past two weeks returned home ♦ ♦ T- $ + ♦ ■f 4 ♦ t : anticipate a very pleasant comfortable winter in our pretty buildipg. ' EAST WOqDLAND. froth and . bf.«£ enough to mix them through it. , Bent the whites and yolks together Aid not ta a light eonatatenry for <-t» tard either boiled or baked and nJ1^UM' few t'lme* with a fork for mayonnaise before beginning to drop tbe oil into it. For aouflcs, Spanish cream and tiiploca pudillug* beat the whites separate­ ly and .as light na possible. »o they will rise to tbe top after belpg Incorporated. Mix tbe whites of tbe eggs into tbe sugar nnd beaten yolk, before adding the flour mid baking powder for sponge cake. Add j to the mixture aa many tabiespoonfuiH of boiling water as there are eggs in the cake. For delicate cake fold in the whiten the last thing a. lightly as pbaalble. To mix white of egg* with cream beat light and ifdd to. the cream (also beaten st iff* a short time before It I* to be used. Tflils Is a delightful mixture for anything* which demands whipped cream, it* it Is less rich and Is also ft good aubatitute for tbe old fashioned pndtllng sauces in which egg whites arc beaten tup with sherry and sugar. Flavored hi this way or simply nweetened with the addition of a few grut- 1 Mat Mack taw. i W*T prtalM and coin ••But" blaa-d *<• hM»y vimta. w pose our pldl should leak out.” Probate itfK|s;,.r "It's so thin ItTh likely to,* shouted a man In the audience, "but then tberc’s «-kphobaii . State of Mtehlgaa.t ^ibi Philadelphia Preaa. | » ssartouot tn,. You will find poetry nowhere untew you bring some with you.—Joubert SSW.’t'.te!-*"- '■ •and nine hundred mk'i * Reseat. Ctaw.M.M.«l In «be nuuter <rf t| Moore, itexw.-.l _ Cta readln» W1<i ..' ■M. <* Wffitanj z. v i. praying ih.n ; (Su/iee CdCtwi/i No dangerous drugs or. alcoholic con cocxions are taken into the stomach concoctions | when Hyorneii is used. Brtsatbed | through ' thr itthalor, the Italsmnir •; healing of- Hyomhi penetrates Ui to the Hvanmi nmMtrau* most remote cells of the nose and throat . uud thus kills the catarrhal germs, heals tbe Irritated mucoun membrane, and gives complete nnd permanent cure. | " Hyomei is the simplest, most pleasant I and' the only guaranteed cure for ! catarrh that has Lsen discovered. Com­ _______ _________________ I। cent --------------".•• - »-« — Fcr sale by W. J. HoDoway. Dr. Donald McDonald | The Well Known Specialist ( • | ' : | IS COMING I tuud court; tbeuV \ " tn* petitioner ni.n tM-utlwicy of Mid Ihereof • by cau»it:B be puHUbed In tn ’ Proidute Rx-Ki-t-, A iruenopy.'l TERMS< State ot Michigan EHlb JutJklul (>, ' I. cieni.-tit Mui I Judtdsl Ulrcnlt < and appoint tin- t January. TalMMvn.! April. Thirti M«-.! • lUt" March. Firm Men May, Fourth Mm. !; Hated Sept. 12, luw. Tbo »bo«'cr Satunlay night of Mr. and Mra. John Tyler on Mon-| could not move, litis I made of n flay. crate'In wblrb furniture had lx>en sent. “>”cb needed. • J®1* Friends and family returned to The Eckardt school took a day off on thelr hoiue ,n Axondale. Thursday to attend the fair at Lake James Helmer, who had^been living Jftk® YnrB®r *nd wife Mrs. Odessa. If reports are trne school with bis aged mother three miles south I ' ’* I*rcnts James Townsend and wife children grained no moral education at of Woodland, died Tuesday night after afc Coa,B Grove 8«nd«y the fair. a long illness, aged 54"t years. The Quite ’r from attended Ths'j Quitea anunib number fromhere here attended | Mrs. Katherman wfio ha* tern visit­ ....... held Friday from *k,. 1- th,' at Lake I .aL-aaOdeena fVlaa^ao I...* funeral was the U. the fair fair at butreport nut ' | ing her children in Woodland for B. church and the burial took place in much to be seen. I sometime died very suddenly of ap|otlvt Woodland cemetery. Geo. Reiser who has been laid np the past two weeks with a dislocated shoulder received in the accident with] his gasoline engine is again seen on Wurallund »<«■.,. Glenn Simmons will leave, next Thursday for Toledo. Ohio where he will attend school taking, a business course. fSniuTi nH : .irtlSHC*’?"- Whlnnliiir 1-eCH b« »«» art with which ! Uient employed in thev use. The, jig j °»enlrt* 1VC , WhippUlR ure not Mws are extm^y l^bt. not larger >;even maj' •xperlenced cook, are not than a small wire, and must be w»ed j Engle. deemMM.* " familiar. | Wire egg bwrtera are Ute in a spring frame that will bold them .I? rcadlnt ^In. and u.,<j flitnv , right sort: to use for angel .food, n>cx^o. ~ s _____ |n..'aI>lteh tJl/1 x^lbt riDKuea «■ . .. are to be coarae, as this will beat tbe Jeweler.' eawe wtU be needed tor air in tq inflate them. Wheel »’KS spring bra as. beaters are better for tbe cake that is to have n line k^ain. lew Yorker was ytaiting In Boe ’ For batter ji’Rddlngs and popover* * beat the eggs nttle. For cream puff, ton- Seeing a parrot In a cage, he aea: . do not bent them at all. For omelet Mired: "Doe* (unlesa It h a soufflei and German pan’’rww‘ Polly want a cracker?" “1 require no sustenance from you . cake try beating the egg* In thia way: Put the whites Ih the bowl and beat whatever," replk-1 the Back Bay bird, j them light Turn the yolk, into the with hauteur.—Yonkers Statesman. . Miss Nellie Euper has a fine flew or­ SUDDEN DEATH. Don’t forget that school is in session gan. Nearly all.of E. W. attended tho fair Mra. Anna Katberman qf Greenville, “nd 3OU wiI1 welcomed ifyou make at Lake Odessa on Thursday last. Ohio, who has been visiting tho past us a caH-. Mrs. I’eter Fender has gone on a year with her many relatives here. The loth grade geometry class is protracted visit with friends and rSjadied very suddenly Saturday evening wrestling with the problems of the at the home of her daughter. Mra. Ed-1 aimilnrity 14 of” *5 tives in Ohip. . triangles. Wejjxjx'ct tho • Mr. Oscar'Walters-ot Hastings txavk ward Fisher, aged 80 years. Funeral pupilh to be the winners. dinner with Mr. and Mra. Dorman on ! services were hfld Monday.and TueaTuesday evening being’victor Hit. ' day the remains were taken to her old bert's birthday the Senior class with 1 Sunday. home in" 'Greenville, wher another the.teachers were invited tv spend the 1 ;j(r. and Mrs. Leo SawJyof Escans’ a? | I fuueral will mkd place next Friday. evening in a surprise party. We need called on E. T.;Colc and family ' not say that Victor was surprised, but J on Sundav. The evening was ■ her tatlwr D. R Cooper bo,h ol .pen, pfcytag gwM. n„j .Atting, , ig Bland,«nl. Mleh,. .ra .lending . tow AHer nil were ntMM playing ! M)n,J1!rfu.r aI thih wrt,ing. I 4-----------------------’ days with relatives and friends in they* ’Father Ahraham’’we adjourned to; „ . , , . ■ ■ . tup ire roe am FRFF7FR vi'in.... \. - n 1 x . Bon Snyder of Ionia is spending a THE ICE CREAM FREEZER. village. the dining room where a datntv re - ; , / . ... . . , . ; . Mrs. F. F. Hilbert and Mrs;. B. S. • past-had been prepared. All spent a 1 a CoBvrairnt riaee in w aieh 1 Holly were Huttings visitor* Thuindav. very encyable evening and left wishing un ‘ Ke4p nnd Optrat* it. Mioi Jennie Wrigbl one! Mi« F>o«i- Mr. Hilbert many .neh pleaxan, birthLum DormM and daughter j a. n.-nrldall people do who r-< . • j---। laeonu were guests of her parents Mr. j ice crciult fivezer. we found its use en Sawdy are at home for a few days j . land Mra Kepner of Lake Odessa last 'tailed muchttiard work, especially when visit, from. Ypsilanti, where they are. Miss Hall began school Friday lBk' ' week. ,l to b« operated In the cellar, neattending school. ing up the 7th grade, • , ’ , , , , .... -. cvsaltathig m-v.thI journeys up and Mm Room and daughter Della and ita,J lnIo Ib)> o, oni_ ot Mins Bertha Hilbert who is attending ! Vuloi. Room and latndy were guert- ,b(, ni|^ , ot,B1 „ wUdl school at the Mivhigun Seminary • in • EAST CARLTON. K.Um.zoo .pent Sunday al h.ane »« i », r. .1 i. »r» . Mr. and Mrs. E. H. t taher of Detroit ure visiting Mra. Fisher’s parents Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Holly this week. Alnsnrt all baek aaww or Jl» ’ Lehigh Valley James Friend and wife visited their i Saturday at the home of her daughter Mis. W. J. Wickham Sun- daughter Mra. Fisher of East Wood­ d»y■ land. She was quite aged, nearly Bertha Bntolpb visited her couain »>gb‘y ycara old.. She will Is? buried . ■-■ Saturday and Sunday. at her old home in Ohi^ Jessie Tolles (irKB 0^,1^ ,„j fc., mo<ber vl,ited Our townsman Mr. George Hitt and] : Mr. Crist Able of New York City start­. at Coats Grove Friday. J ed on Saturday monIng for a month's i trip through the west and South west. ; COATS GROVE. ! They will visit Zion .City, uf Dowie' Railroad By cutting it notch In the crosspiece i of wood and screwlug a small piece ' of wood (A» o- -1j the—freezer -• the uiachine is held -from twisting around and Is lu a comfort a b e losition to turn, .. Tbe At Parker House drain .water merely ■; __ the runs off Into Sira. Nora Eleath of 'Mapl. Crore’ Ydlorratono Park, ' —OK— Miss Edna Katberman who is attend­ tulw. and uiieu frozen ’the cream Is " vi.ilwl her borther Hebert | k .„ r ,„, 1 Cahf.»n 1 ia. Texa. .nd ulber |«.lM« l»■ j convenient t > serve, and thenI* uo I ing school in Hastings was at home Snndny'~and Munday to attend the Sonday. He i> Improving but is no, I ,onl roIunii"lt«" MK-hignil. Th. trip<• large-ainoun of cleaning up. Ice IIsr i '***' Requite RooM-veltian in extent hutt ) handy, ns tt v refrigerator Is usually funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Anna able to set up. to Guaranteed, by v .•is movit,, • • , , ' there-wili be no tuadylsD from •.-tart to। on this same floor, nnd and the freezer can ;i One day only each month. Ofl!c< Katherman. .|t James James Young Yonng is moving ... in ________ tt»e house . ... . . ./ ., . , Hours, V a. tn. to 3 p. irt. 1 ■ - - - • । finish. We wish them a pleasant andI tie kept In tie tui>a and removnd only • Miss Enah Teeple of Hasting visited . vacated by Dr. Roberta. r when they are ttml for other purposes. Consultation, Examiuatiuu and Advkt: friends in Woodland Sunday. ! Mrs. John Furlong went to we her । profitable journey. Detroit-Mich. : —Good HoUMkcepllpL Free. Mr. anti Mrs. E. K. Lyon anddaugh- i husband at Grand Rapids Saturday. HOLMES CHURCH. How thr rL-arhrr Wm to Blame. « ‘ Dr. McDonald haS.fur tears made a Jers, Avis and Minette, of Sheanlsviile'. j He is not able to return home, Glenn Fuller and wife ware in Hast­ ! The parentji of a child of six com­ Study of Chronic and lingering Dis­ were in town a few days last week ■ The wedding tiells’will be ringing ih ings Friday on business. eases. His extensive practice and It is Absolutely Pure and Com-J plained to hit teacher that the little perlor Knowledge enables him to cure attending the Estabrook-Sawdy ^wed- this neighborhood this week Mr. and Mrs. Donley of Freeport boy was not iirogresslng In-bls studies. every curable disease. mends Itself to every lover All Chronic | Uiog and calling on aonwof tbairmany E|bol H,„ taTiritiog ho, visited at I. N. Durkees Sunday. isi It was hlutetl that the money paid jus­ Diseases of the brain, spine, nerve? i of GOOD TEA sister Eunice. Charlie Benner has quit work for. titled expectations not met with. The blood, skin, heart, lungs, liver, stomach ' kidneys, bladder and bowels scietr.ifl i teacher had s|veral times found the lit ­ Remember I pay the highest T TiT / ,!be "m. sml.b mceirad . premilm, on Walter Barnum and will uiQye to Indi­ Dj market price for your produce. tle chap nski j> in the middle of his cally and sucoMsfullv treated. V' w ", ? ?“?' ho™“ ■' “» O'— ana soon. McDonald pays special attention to studies, and when not asleep he won , I removed from Woodbury last week, to ' fajr Geo. Fuller and family entertained an liiveternta yawner. Tbe teacher catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Throat the parsonage in this village where _. , , and Lung Diseases. Chronic Disease? they are nuw nicely loeital. ' Tl"' L*“"* A,d “cirtX «■» the former’s nephew Mr. Frank Root ventured to atk at what hour the child ! COATS QROVE 6EWDIAL STORE. peculiar to women. Nervous and l’hy?i, , .. , . .. . ... « warn, dinner at Prank WulZe’. oale of Watertown N. Y. the iirat of the went.to bed. every evening. cal Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis. , L f anl bo. greatly improred the apg.,^ „ „ .• "With me.’j said the father week. "He Neuralgia, and all Cbtronic'aud Nervous pearance of his property on the north : . , . , . " Ii. B. Murdock and wife were in doesn’t like to go to l>ed done, so be Diseases of Men, Women and Child- i W vot side of Broadway- by building a new , 4. V® g*1*?01 *" work,nK hard P^paring ren. No matter what your disease Coats Grove. Spent Sunday as guests stays up with me every evening." < cement walk, which has just been com- lhe,r d,BP,By ,or the ,Bir’ Five’ through ti;im» daily. "And that i*n ventured a physician may be, of Henry Ragla and wife. WOObL/lNb LIVERY pleted. standing by. . Geo. Fuller ’ s people entertained There is Still Hope -Then Do Dining ’Car?, ajla carte. FEEb /TABLE "Eleven o'clock; sometimes 10 AO," NORTH WOODLAND. ’ H. B. Miller removed Tuesday to his When you want to do any driv­ Covert‘ I Our new preacher Elder Critee Victor and Bernice Wright of Eaton said the father. “But that Is not the Not Despair ing in this vicinity, come and see 3' farm in South Woodland. J. N. ~ Rapids lost week. Connect.‘at Biiff.ila^i point, ’ he added. "Why does be not | will occupy his Ixiuse on W Main preached at the Tamarac last Sunday us. We furnish good‘rigs and Mr. and Mrs. James of East Wood­ progress in .hfrt studies? What is the but consult Dr. McDonald and get a - Niagnja Fali.i ♦ itnall drive to all pninre. When you afternoon. • ■ correct diagnosis of yottr disease and 1 Street. land were Die guests of Mra. Brum ­ come here let us feed your horses. 1 _t^L*s8u[J!d that the doctor knows cor line>M< Mr. F. Burdick visited at J. Spenc- baugh Sunday. tookM! ( ’- he -■•n---J’*''* I*L.juuarecuf WEST WOODLAND. ‘■ '«»• }OU are cu.r • or', and atteiiilrtl tbe fair ut Luke j Mra. I. A. Weaver «]»■„, la., w<wk at each other. What was tbe use? table, he will -----cure you.. Those unalle Mrs. Weaver, spent part of last­ •<«* Od«wa lav. week. tn ,.o iti wrjte for .v BVnj Jom lun, . I in L*ke Odwwa. . • Of course tip. school am! the teacher I. J® call. mip .wul in Lake Odessa. Frank Allerding has sold his milk I Mr.- and Mrs. Glenn Fuller visited at were to blittae. Who ehe?—Ijidles’ Correspondence strictly cntitidential. [ .Address, Mrs. Reed Holmes uf Woodland' whs ' route and wagon to George Sears. He,' Mr. mid Mrs. Walter Wortley’s In Home Journaii the guest of Mra. Ida Durkee last Fri­ draw* to Lake Odessa. WOObLrtND. niQH. lUpari I Luke Odessa Sunday. Dr. Donald McDonald day nnd Saturday. it. ii rob mtnl. Hutu I Mr. j Mr. Had Mrs. Geo. Fuller and Miss It is chdnujl that soap baths rob te.-frt THK H I* EC IA LIST. Will Snyder Of Blanchard visited at beans f Bcjaie Victor and Bernice Wrlghi the skin of natural oil and should 7 Fort Street. , Senters last Friday night ’and Sat­ not be ffequeu|. So bath bags made of 848 audSO East Fulton Str, Mrs. Jane Myers returned from a i were visitors at Will Hauer’s Sunday GranJ.Rapids. Mich oatmeal ut- brttii or almond meal are BARRY COUNTY MAPS urday. visit with her son and otter relatives | I used hi place k>f soap, a good selec­ Mrs. Hattie Durkee and daughter tion is oatniedl in a cheesecloth, bag. Can be had at the Woodland Mimi Jessie of tho stale roftd visited mi the Norh la»t4week. Just huge enoigh to handle easily. for rhe sad death uf little Aubrey Kling & IA K K Postofficc. They give the Mrs. Ida Durkee over Snndav. the milky tlu|d that comes from it erman last week was felt by the whole I 1 names of every farmer, the when yet is «nft nnd much like soap. community and the parents and friends I 1 •WATCtlTHE KIDNEYS. It nutliCi the iskhi white nnd smooth i number of acres he owns have our heartfelt sympathy. ’When they are affected life is in la said to nourish It in a small de­ 11 Kind. Il highways, streams I danger. Miss Estep of Lake Odessa will fin- ! \ cre>’. " saysDr. Abernethy,, the it Is list to make two bags I wz SLI” °rr«n«. pain* in tne loins *ch>nB in maKinif churches, school houses etc great English physician. Foley's Kid- isli Miss Prichard’s term of school. 1 with finished teams and empty them a<rrou4en<-y. ba.hfulnr**, MlphaUro of th* b**rt. -••• । ney Cure makes sound kidneys. For The latter vvas Compelled to give up of .these mult, |n compete LOSS OP MANHOob V directly after Using. If the oata dry j MEN’S WORK SHOES sale by Arthur E. Mulholland," succes­ on account of sicknem. . ar.° troubled wltft frraiCTt’RE If you PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS the task is hnl -- ------- irdvr. As tbe bags are >OU sr« afflicted-with tt. don’t ne<l<;ct It. It will rult. >ou. CHILDRENS’ SCHOOL sor to W. H. Goodyear. iTjSP.L0’! >'0“ br cytUas. rtretchln* or trnrlne It thtr Ml ‘SHOES used like n sponge they need to be ! I>*na Rogers returned from . .-it MENT dlMOlveu tho Mricturo tUurar. hence It dkappeur* at Woodland Postofficc, *le nnJ Rtrteturh without operation or I<m' r tvnsinsl aud boiled In the general wash. Syrup of Quinine, tastlcss, is nice, in Detroit last Sunday. nrny as taiten nt home privately. Fend for our Free I!l i--r > John Velte, Postmaster. to give to children. Mulholland’s Oatmeal Ih ebdaper than soap, so the COCELE and STIUCTt’RE. WE GUARANTEE TO CURE OR Mrs. Haskins who came front the Drug Store. matter of .expense can bo dlsmtauied. Work north to attend the sickness and death of per mother and wholuut been so sick was taken to the home of her sister Bath mitts nnd towels admirably AU vezual complaints affect Uw-na rrgarr, brace the kl.!ney» ’’ . J : Special for 2 Weeks Idapted to inaasaging the flesh and pro­ dlwaar. Jlnv* you aching or veaknr** over tbe arnail of lb* • : Mrs. Gilbert last Sunday and is now urinate frequently, depoelt In urine, r.ddneea uf hand* or N»L,» y <Nr ducing a pleasant glow are made of a on the gain. 5 Cents I-UIW »ujr u. V. --J * wool braid an eighth of an inch In Bean threshers wore threshing for width. Then© are very loosely woven । 5 cents I* rank Short last Monday. and In such a manner that each row I Having removed my law office tu the city of Hastings, I had Mr. Jastifer's mother from Lowell is I wish to thank my many friends in Woodland and vicinity reprewnts n secies of small cubes, thus for their liberal-patronage and kindness to me. I am now giving the desired.texture. visiting him at present. •trkrtur.. ut occupying the front rooms over the Hastings Banner oilice Arta Fuller of Coats Grove visited Anally aJviw-i 1 eerier and Hard and lyn now ready to meet my many friends and clients, TREATMENT nf Pr her grandparents last Sunday. either in a social or business way at any time. My'phone KIEV She married him In spite of great • IX number is 452 and any one not having time to come to my opposition, didn’t she?" ™ l J. Shellenberger and wife Sundayed YOUK MONEY BACh IF NOT fi ’ uftwd 1 •o 1 wks'a man Ln •"•cr oflxoe cau consult me over the phone. SATISFIED at J. Spencer's. I recjmmc.’bl rou docUn with my whale hra.-t • If her marriage doesn’t turn To my many friends in the south and west fpart of the bta 8110,1 ° n,y htve hrr »elf to \elma Purdnn is working in a fac­ CUBES SOAUITEEO. R0 CURE NO PAY. conntvl will say that for many years we have not met very tory at Middleville. your BUTTFR often but 1 now hope to meet you more frequently both in After 'Good ffCaclOM! ----- Why? What'S tn a social and businere way.My latch string will always Herbert Sbeuenberger baa gone to prevent her blaming Iximr’ hang out and I shall always be glad to welcome you. | Hastings to work whh his brother in The Line Beautiful Wcdnesaau. Ogi. 18 Michigan ShoeCa BUFFALO NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ATLANTIC COAST HEHRT RdQLfl RESORTS SHOE-S ________ JG3______________ .0 Varicocele & Stricture $1.50 up Kidneys & Bladder REMOVED Very truly. . JAMES. M. SMITH W No Names Used Without Written Content the cement block buri nose,. i-’.in. W. E. Allg'eo Phone 119 1-1 1. CARLTON CENTER. FoeUcun-Have you read Shak^ •peare’s "Love’s Labour’s LoatT’ Cyn- tbeatar and had her talk to th. ma> next her all through the show &KERGAN DSTROIT, MICH- ji “x �|,||9 MU Co. prices to Oct. 14th, ’05. "0 ".Onjg ~M Continued from p*kl> one. not that fine?? Last Thur.sila}• we had the pleasure of entertaiaiag Mr. nnd ! Dictator Flour Mrs Fenger, who have just been married at Singapore, and are now on $2.20 their way to Prae. where he in in th„ ^’resale DU" bbl?4.OO emPl.^ uf the Eaal AareticCa"" She the yVhO'65^^' r UVe wiltcxchar.gc 40 lbs Af Dictator- for -n- bushel f clean, sound, sweet milling wheat. Cither red had just ctuno from Denmark to meet him at sincipore. He is * Dane too. She can speak but little English. »' we spoke German nearly aU the time, ^ince being here we have had but or White. 0 Uttl° U!e fur (termiuj. and it was amusing yet emliarratBing the other - day when I wished to speak in Germ­ an and the Siamese word ciuno first always We have planned to use some • days as German d tys. some as Siamese . I q/\_ Th:lt “ on these days we are to speak Retail ***^9 nothing but German or Siame.se Wholesale $15.00 the case may be, to each other.. We r.j.. Bran clTs‘ron?mDu.‘ WSE.. , i. •: yVc w»H pa* $1.10 the, sweet, dry Bud;whe«t ,fc' 1 * ” ' io f I’mlwie. Your grocer has DICTATOR flour Knot call Phone 283. ;H6-W s LGfflOM ! Wi.. ' i! ad h isi Uoirtaa MSTOp; ilfSK i»i liens jcateti X I’rw A­ ' Mr;. W.V tlful” one in > IDs Lg.^OIM hob’I Goiiioanu, IA *Wf. F0P.EIHOUGHT ■s-mi. kAMtit. ciE.viusr.ss- IKSTTOBF’. »48S. OiRf. ASHES 1ST BEECHWOOD MASSILLON COAL Gurexotec. .11 nf this In your home. Produced for Domestic Use Only. daily. arte. j and est. urrlpii** EEi-l « Pepsrtr H. KOHAkentI, .Miclt- £ *llrv<«: leat*. Zabi- l&ri it. ‘ 9 the shabby bathtub. I think th., TuJ, i.r„t„bl nlinr. neat month . ill ai„ t>. a B „ri„| onc ; I)r. ,.„d ... .„t ,„tlen, , wroR. blind. He' is bettor now imfone eyt s !1 al. . quick!? than the other, nnd. the bath will mi longer be an unsightly object, Care must be used not to run hot water Into the laith alone imtlktbe paint han hardened.- I’hilndHphiu Udg^r. i‘ j | The umlertigiwdJiavinKde. ided •> chamr climAte, w 11 nell at Public Auction at nis farm resident**, on« mile we>tof the Village of Woodland, on the Wm. H underlich Farm. ««n Saturday, Oct. 7th, ’05 bale commencing at 9 o’clock a. in. sharp, the following described property to-wit: • THE CARE OF HER GOWNS. A time saver la the plan which a wo man Who Ims much of her di-eaaumkhig done Ul the house *hn4 ;«wQh-ed hi the car.- uf tut- gowHs. Slie k.s-ps al) -of her wnfcts fur each gown if not the Whole gown Itself in bov.-k With it sb- puts the little bunch of silk or BOrupe of lace and ribbon riltpou that were were loft. Sta- also jputs .... lakthc particular bench of niching that she la’s seh-.-tei fur we iring with it bo that In case of a fresh piece being needed or any little change being thought of she has-. ,-rytiling ut hand ready when she takes down <he box. ' •",r“ ‘■“k” A" "ho ““ of , I- Italng >ie<\r th.... th. other. o .r th.s will .In- he »id Three years ago , „„„ wnh ;i . the pnest main every one pm » Heal. ; .,,lK,.l i„ the cl,re.. Last Ttmrelav i and having m»i aavuM, received rremval -the ate niune; mmrey. Aflr Mr. Caper gave us m, eromitutlui ff l,b-1 "r charmed th. ,-orda on their over lh.. work «.- han- dm. in the •.vures tu prerent ibe.r having fever I we M etc were prtreedhi. appr.>l»ti.mq( the work mfl . , Mr, l . ooper SUM , there ,, . many ■ r-'- —...... "I'l...... woiuiiu wi>r> at that Hine, time eholer, cbolunt being very I tbink, u,inbl „„ have h,vo dono remarkably dtrnths nt ’’VViCv!'* repcetaliy vsjjccir.liy in the jail 1, even ■ we ,did .... prevalent jrnl ‘ ev,.„ ,tho ho lu lose wo much- time an Une clay last week the the daughter diingl O.m- day of i „„t tr,.refer from JXatewu here, . ------ .. We inc ru-.>k for the oldierH was given a t -- .■ . called ... "Peep an? reading our*..last .Ixiok liiqg.--nm uf money to go to the mark- „r'ua”-.- a -almpl, «.-,ry of .re..,.,.. ciin add a touch hero|*nqj| make a a simple story of creation change there tu her coifar or t>nlt ar­ .-: nnd buy provisions lor the soldiers. nnd Ad„„, „ld Ev„ „d,j thr rangements, little fiii'iroyetiieute \vhlch On th.- way. naoldier caught h.-r and ,tl,ry „f J,,,,,. Yesterday duriog the in true' feminine ,f-.tsh|on she often she wa. taken tp arene place of biding. IoMln w„ tranalated « pages Today's makes a few minut -s before she puts 1 and nothing has been beard of her I work wa. more ditteulL Theoe l.st tbe drex* on.' For this aiid* for any ac­ . since They aeem to know what aoldier few j,?, tat€ hTOt verJ ,|Tid|v lo cident which happens to] the gown the tubk her ------minds « - •days ‘ h— away, but if any sentance •*is “!{ onr our« last at home. It wraps already nt band are invaluable. Tb<- same plan applies in keeping’ the/ yashed it will brobubly be very light. ,i is , one -year ago to-jnorrow since we veils. which go with It hi the box wit™ It ». a shume tho wav some things are [,.u Cleveland for Stt Louis Hut treated here. i — -• > i means it htw been on<- whole year since than iii a comiu->n veil l>ox and whore Jply 2d. Our river is up to tbe high­ ' we saw any of yon in Hustings or Clevq’ e-t 5t has lieen and it is teeming with : |ahd. But „_.re-.re~. ....watched over nt out two boxes. -Plftslnirg Dispatch. God has Hie ja«l now. re a l,rgo amount nt ,|„riug tl,.. jrar. and it wo Iron Him drift wood h coming dowfl. and it I, fully Ho will conilnu«*lo guide and DRESS HINTS. an easy matter for these people to come I bl-.ss us all. Don’t wear big sleeves nnd hig hats out in their hfiata and catch »t for fire----- ;------------- x— if you an- ’‘ben. . “ wotel. XAs l>r. said this morning, | OCfll NeWS I'on’t jump Into your clothes and exEverything seems to flout or drop right ./ ’ ‘ TH't't fO'look tltwsed. . ihtci the hands and months of these Mrs. R. K. ■ Grant fitft^rtfifaed Tiabt gi.>v«-s will go uu more easily . people. ” It really is no wond< r they Birthday Club Thursday, •If wnrtituT; h< h.r«j putting, on the hnmU I are lazy It they have a little fish npd j John D. K«A ki-f.’ller told a u U.rn r than it j-ql on when ritxdand an utt or two, they seem con­ ’ the otl ««r day that he bus never uik* u In nftvlitg on buttons have the knot' * of" n drink, it is not on rocurd thsl he of IhejthrWid tin the right itfdq directly ■ tent} -The majority have no ideu ' ' j ever bought even » ghu-* "I buttermilk under kite bntitm lutfl ace if the button -avihg for a "rainy day ‘ dijes ni't •nay on lunger. Mr». Cis>fx.T told me ft new way to ' fur auybot|y cl^i. .' ‘ Wtiap’wr may lx* the of her " nn-.ki- bread ligWt or rather to foot ui woman shutilil be particularly i xrorai.,-. it will riw and hero it ,bi„ ei!> r „„|.n ^ting tboi n careful to be well staid, and the uglier Mr- Eakin ha.l a Chine..»lav. reTh-m---: »t CAIIrean. tbe fold the mote carefill she ought ............... dgltooh’ roll’ oo-l 1-rote t), cbirenre W. Young Win. united in to be. and te alwaya. arranged the --it:ng ; man, R, Mrs E,la M Or^„. Never bate the top of tbo boon tight, । > he could make the bread into loaves ‘ na It Htterferes with the of the «boittlOiOOp. m —and then he put them • „ ‘ . . , . „ calf muscles, makes one walk l-adly . . , . . , . i . , i-, , . Every .enterprise that bemtits tbe and the shape of tbe ankle. in lied with him hs long as she did nut , 3 1 . ,. , r . u .1 town benefits every man m ir If your In making buttonholes lu goods that | 1 find it out. I assure you I watch my. J ,• , . .. . . , . ' neighbor starts a new scheme to help fray easily It Is a.great help to stitch cook and the kitchen too much to have- , .... t„,a», r„... ..... , rx > alomr don t jump ou it with notn reel twice around on the sewing machine I anything lite that done Dr W ™ did not happen to before the hole Is cut, as-a firmer foun­ .11 yrererday With dreutor or K-ete- j Aid hire to bore: it dation Is secured and no fraying re­ bone fever. He had a temperature of , suits. ■ ■ over f()2 and ached badly in his liones | 1 W1 e I’ > • I Clyde mare, 13 years old, weight 141K) lbs, wit: 11 bred 1 chestnut mare, 13 years old, weight 1250 lbs, with foal 1 bay Gelding, 6 years old, weight 1200 lbs. good.roadster and worker 1 Jersey cow 1 Mulley cow 1 roan Durham cow. Above cows are all giving milk 100 young chickens and about 40 old • chickens, Plymouth Rocks 22 geese 1 Deering mower 1 Plano binder ,1 hay tedder 1 Plano self-dump hay rake 1 double harimon fork, rope, pulleys 1 new 20th Century 2*horse cultivator Empire gr.iiudi ill, 11-hoe • Laud r«»llrr . Set large logging sleighs Wide, tiie wagon 'Nanow tire wagon Osborn harrow, 17-tooth . Oliver plow, new, No.>99 Gile plow N<j. 100 Sating tooth harrow Spike tooth Jmrrbw Feed cut*er Single biiggyj Clat-k manufacture Open single buggy ' Buggy pole Doable Surrey, nearly new, Page rnfg. Set light iloUbl'! harness 2 fall robes Set heavy 1 S-4 in. chain heel harness nearly uewrj Set double harness Single harness Potato biller 3 one-horse cultivators 28 gallon copper apple butter kettle Large iron kettle ’Lawn mower Fanning mill Corn Shelter Poet digger ...r shovel Scoop Blacksmith bellows, anvil, vice, sledge hammer, 2 stone hammers, tap and dye and a lot of other smith tools 5 pitch forks 40 corn crates Set platform scales Bag truck Tank heater 3 crow bitra 8 l(jg chains Grain sac us Com planter Cant book­ 3 large meat crooks, lot of small ones Quantity fruit cans, kettles and pans “All Right*’ cook stove Box heater 6 dining chairs Dining extension table, 12 feet Refrigerator, nearly new New (j-betave Estey organ Rubbet tired baby cab • Sausage grind-r and st|iifer 6 rockets • CeiUerJable A barrel pickle Xor- ay erring Dishes and all lion -hold articles 20 acre.*of beati p Is Apples in orchard 20 acres of .clover .eed nad Small clover Other articles too n .morons to mention LUNCH AT NOON Also the Ladies* Aid Society of Coats Greve, will furnish warm dinner at 10 cents each. Terms of Sale: AH sums of $5 or under cash. Over that amount, six month’s time will be given on good approved notes without interest, if paid when due. If not paid vi hen diie, six per cent interest will be charged from date. Six per cent off for cash at sale. W. H, COUCH, Auctioneer FRANK WOLFE, Prepr. HASTINGS BANNEROne YearHOO AUCTION it wai a light care and bn i»ty,.-«ri.Wb.-n th.- bre.m-o. mm. look, for » ing today but feel, quite weak Quito clerk, be doeen’t bunt for tbe youth a number hero are rotl. ring from it. who Ulka ■•mroy’ ore. »lang. -moke-. Mr Cooper rent u. a telegram of good cigarette, and matea a brer tank of A physlciau polnfi out in a contemporary that there Is uot I be slightest need of girls to efigage in elaborate i gymDflitlc rtcrctaos of to praetfeewithes on our anniyereary, and it be- 1 >‘ia itomach. io y w o ■ 1; beauty culture In unler to obtain good ing onr paper annirenmry they gare re gentlemanly, deep and rourteore a Lk. “n”» tablet end a bog of , >b- on. who -ill be farorably eore.d- ! comploxi-ms and hcnlthy pbyshiucs. i Tbe very best training for ttai muac!e« ■ stationery We hail n pretty banquet i red l.y tbi-l-reine,. m. n. ' is to. I* found In onlbmry housework. JULES C. HOF F M AN. of red roses at each plate. It looked Senator Glasgow has returned . from ■ nnd wta-n the body Is perfVetly hea-lthy Detroit, Michigan, very prettxand we sixluulaniev time. ; Kansas City, where he made an at.- : the skill will be cleared and the pyes I meat tell yon the name of our new -I— >"• ” I briglit<*ti«*d.. it !« not given to all girls Kir) it is Mun Ham pFonounevd “• 1 d»±”' iw’, to he able tu Indulge In ouuhior spoeb*. | which |s. of coniw. the Meal. way.of ) iw>> with quest ion lune and means | wliioli body h. J getting! e.wrrisc, but all can perform •fri-i! an 1 - simple iluiUsehoW duties, and these. If i done with open windows and In u brisk ‘ way. 41U ko far more for those who Sunday I | perform ihcm, says this doctor, than lilies to the --------’mdiviile News. . * eave some cm. to . . ■ ordlnar^ drilling. . •tTAxrue the Mirvice.. gave to each each. They They ati<m.-Ni>te»Ul« Newu ii.s '.ruction alto. Tbe Grand Rapids papers print an tabtuu '■ alFurako. bld. all seemed to anjoy them. extended account of tbo manage of H is tho month which telta. tho tale Mi>« Uacbel Marguerite Baley, grand­ of n fretful and irritable disposition. It daughter of Mol Rachel Bailey formla till* feature which acts aa a give­ eriy of tbi, city. ’“-I Mraway when a woman wialies to appear Hart SUllrer. ol Lading, al th. home something that she Isn't. A woman of the bridos mother. Mra. Allee Bailfjy. may spend a smalt fortune lu cosmetics Min* Bernie Donohue, conxin of the and massage, but if she doesn’t watch bride was maid-uf-honor. Mr. and Mrs. her mouth and keep it sweet her mon­ “rt going io give away during FAIR WEEK Stalker will lie at home after Novem­ ey Is wasted, for she cannot be good ‘lately free lookbig. A periH'tually smiling woman ber 15 at 112 Eureka Ave.. Lansing. Is an offense against good taste, but a woman with a sweet, expressive mouth Corerei»a««B“ of ,lw I-Ont''1" A™d'' |s the loveliest thing In the world,'but mr Imre lA-u illreureUiB 4J>« ' of Vocal and Instrumental pieces, such ,b« Auucreu n^” '“"“u^cure thJ p - ve tx*n Alling and we want evary person coming to Ine - ------------ -- - mi. 1? f ;vl,° ;‘n 4 >r&au Pr 1’iano, Violin or Mandolin to Mrs Stannard declares that the mod­ Mui gd 0!ie> Only one piece to a person. ern woman is not athletic, but that fp«•» ’!1!* iraobt giving other goods iiwny. Here are a the tall finely developed young crea­ ‘ lor Fair Week Only. • ture of the day owe* her appearance 5^0.00 Buffet for S22.5O lor ,BxxaU to Av fact that she la no longer sconrg A s>4 50 ChiRoner tor SH OO ed by tuberculosis and that she ihiis A $22.50 Couch for $15.75 been ‘brought up more by her mother A $3.50 Rood RocKer for $1.98 for a nnd imrc In the dining room Instead „. Jh.re krerell-a 5-UHWrt Aia«l“"l,n” ®„ -cuphcmlaUc oalli ot of by jMTwens of lower claw lu roems «.h.Wo ___ »"d '-ry ourert-'in orb at the top of the house.—Landon Fuat. He must have been acquainted Seed •!?. ynur •'•ale:'? name •and win yuu a <:upv ot ’A ROMANCE 01 HOME MAK­ ING." Every UoBgm ri-.rid read thij refreshing upt. novelette. »hklj tells th • .< ;,r fjr 4u<xms/ul hutno making. AUCTION SALE I Among tho errerea many bourewlvre tere w-,un0y ,po,q I, „ m.u.p.p',,, m-. inv Itlng appearance lu u room that oth-' erwi>H- luoka fresh and clean. The tar- Sh0, -Cooper .hat ■tabed surfhev m8y to all «i« eared to do waa to e.., h„„. bright, ho nistier whai cleaning mate- : had m that the children were wttled rials an- . !npWy«|. ■ ‘R-tboolMdhadahona,. £ Bj toeing your owu workman you I Thna y ,*° *° She tw mdf ,a2Llr?J“< u,ak’‘ ,he tub i | ch. dre„ .,n,i g0M tQ quite desirable. Procure a small can of common pgftt of any light color de I in Heaven. aired, a cm of enaInP1 pnlut of . Tta' Board hate .ppointad font new Mme color and ju good sized brush. mire.onwie. for Siam, and three be- Cut eight or ten’ Inch pieces of yellow l,ru 8" "tt’-'. hrlfc The last „lm. •oap into bite and put it over the fire i I «d and Mire MrConl Mitod frQD| 8nj] to dtaaolve in a coupta-of cuiarta of wa- % FranchNo July 2s. Hot and Mr,. ter. Mil the bathtub wl< hot water Moody come out Ha Europe .nd at the and throw in « generous handful ofJ huh wrote Dr Bulkier d.d not know powdered borax and the diaaolvcd ! when he would Wart Wo aroall pleared wap. When the water becomes cool I enough to put the hands in It acrub tbwith th. proapect ot more mlmiun.r|„ aurface with a brush, letting the water With the exception ot Dr. Toy .11 the run off as the work is done. Again partworker, are here, or will be, lu a few >y fill tbe tub with hot water and scrub weejc. But Mia. Birerell of Bangkok It with the brush and sand soap to : goeA homo in Dreemler Het, and Mr. make sure that all greasy particles . Jonea at the beginning of LWt tl.c i have been removed. Then rinse It in 1 ! Snyder and Eckels familire won after. 1 clear hot water and thoroughly dry. The mlrelon hat learned it is I„,j4 Cover It with two coatings of the I 1 ,o h the M. |ireeM think that is a good plan to use in order to remember and keep in praticu these two languages. We a^keJ Mr and»Mrs. Cooper and Emma over lust night for evening prayers. When we had finished Mrs r- vix‘g 1ot I C..told u» that her ' girl” Maa Ploy said that the pyiest here nt the head of that tnllt at uf first, flr^f .but I...a si . :..re __ tbe birth ... of_ * the big wat sent word to' all the. Margaret Mre. Eckels hud so much care people to come to the wat yesterday as With her and the other children too he bad something to'tell .them. People that sb., is not very well and must have ■ wen- there in throngs and he told them that tho spirit which watoiire over i clianw*'oii ■ it ml ^<K>per '* Kping to idol Buddha and roid that be must have many people, nf B.taw.lok. to put in hu. army of Death. He proph. snsl much Ijcknere hnd adviusl then. not. to eat tbe glut.n<m. ric- with I».>an«i as it I. uwl by the njtive. in 1905. Ur UhXtO|^' 8n^«r l.<r^"P “ Slw «™e to Mr. Coop^ from Kohe Jbiwi m Every art warrant­ ed to give satisfaction I'ltsatmloke liad apja-ared to the big ■ .....I,. In. w ,,rty'*>'**r in,'''’’ngloOr your money back. . ... . * niFbl into a Memorial service for Mr. or th» FV.h 1 iww, Bx Ina _ ta«: vnmi r tin Hi Hastings banner. qgtobsk s. ot .a* .’■ '“'"•‘‘•r «. wen, noun*) Ot th. jMlh J(r> Tujf on ■■.« PIECES OF SHEET MUSIC. Rerthes & Walldorff, NOTICF. OF HEAKF-JO CLAIMH. State of MteUUan. „ County of Barry, as. Nodes 1» Hereby Riven, that ly an order ot thr r£T A T™.£ PIANOS AND ORGANS. THUgg Liccwon gmaauagoo. never ask advice. When »ou h«""a cough or ■■ v what I, good for it and get■ On account of moving to another county, I will sell at Public Auction at the farm one mild east of Shultz, in Hope township, known as the W. 0. Tobias place ■* o.i section 11, qn : Thursday Afternoon, Oct. 12 1905, coriimendngat 12:30 p. m. ttharp, the following property, to-wit: Bay horse 13 years old, gopd alf around horse, weight 1200 Bay mare, weight 1100, 11 years old, with foal Black cow 7 years old Jersey jow 7 years old , Spotted cow 4 years old . The above cows are giving milk Yearling heifer, due to calf in April Yearling steer 3 hogs, weight about 200 each 3 spring pigs will weigh about 100 each Chester sow with 9 pigs six weeks old 23 good 4 year old ewes 7 half blood Lincoln jjwe lambs 20 hens and about 35 young chickens Lumber wagon, wide tire Set double work harness, nearly new Single harness, nearly new Ixiver spring drag, nearly new Single trip buggy 2-horse cultivator . Empire grain drill Grain bags About 7 tons of good clover hay Quantity of corn in shock 400 ft dry black ash lumber, one-inch boards 25 bushels of potatoes Pair horae blankets Iron pump, new Good barrel churn nearly new Water cream separator, nearly new Empire hand separator, good condition Household goods Other articles too numerons to mention I . — • > All sums of IS and under cash. All sums over $5 one year’s time will be given on good oatikable i>aper with interest at six per cent, Two per pent off for cash. JAMES H, McLEAN, Propr, W. H. COUCH. Auctioneer, 5=» ROSS REYNOLDS. Clerk i �— HASTINGS BANNEB, OCTOBEK 5. High. - 10 PtST Wonder -G arland JOINT-WORM INFESTS WHEAT For SOFT COAL Local News. Loren Smith Ims been iuado »tn*t commisdoner in place of Frank h ittel'd. 00176149 resigned. » . ■ . Auction sales are Iwoming in g >od sbaipe in the BANNER. The BAN­ STATION 'STATE EXPERIMENT NER w the pMce to’ plant ’em. GIVES FARMERS HINTS ON To Mr and Mrs. Joseph Reiiker, THE >UBJ6CT. Thursday evening was born an eight IKiund son. Mother and boy are doing Greatest Soft Coal Heater ever made. Operation fully 11 in every respect. IIAI SELF-FEEDING Smokeless Sootless Unusually large mica illumination Double-Heater attachment for heating room up-stairs. Cost of fuel less than ten cents for twenty-four hours. Stove can be seen In operation at store of . The “Art Garland for hard coal, stands alone as the firiest and best stove ( on earth, having points of excellence not posseted by ' other stoves. Call and see one. We will be glad to t show you whether yot| wish to buy or not. Weissert Bros IN WOODY PART nicely. Thu C. K. A S. excursion to the Lake Odessa fair Thursday had six coachea and curried a large number to Plow the Stubble in the Fall and the tri-county’fair. Tbe use of ferrets for hunting rabbits Bury the Worm—Straw Ought is jhobibited dnderfhe new game daw to be Burned. in Barry raiinty. Hunters should What is known as the joint-worm govern themselves accordingly. , pest seems to threaten serious damage Tbe corn shtedder is already getting to Miqhigan wheat. Thin _i»»t' in ’ always present to some extent. • but in its deadly work in Michigan, ac­ cording to the (daily press- Too 'much its enemies prevent its Suing serious harm ordinarily. But every few years, care cannot be 'exercised in tbe opera-, notably 22 years ngo, the joint worm tion of these machines. Th© ownership of the Pare Matquette does serious harm to wheat, causing it OF STRAW to crinkle, and making. the berry, system changes so often that it is hard to get a line o|i its movements. ' The shrivel and shrink. Tho joint worm. ii tlie larva of a road is now clnmcd to lata.part of the small. wusp-Hke insect, considerably Erie system. The Erie will have some­ smaller , than u inosquilo. The eggs thing to do to get the P. M- into the of thisenwture are laid) in the stalk condition needed if it shaft be a first | of .the'wheat, usually just above the class road.. : loWer joints. The yohngignibs burrow The meeting ut the Michigan State into the stem, causing it to become Federation of Woman's clubs, will ban! and woody. Here they attain be held at Kalamazoo. Qctober 17 their growth and change to pupae, 1R and ‘1V. At least four hundred corresponding to tbe cocoon stage of represenativff women of tbe state will large insects. They remain all winter be in attendance. Tbe aims o£ these in tjhe burdened portion of the stalk, clubs are literacy, educational, indus­ coming out in the spring to perpetuate trial, philanthropic and fur state, mu­ their breed. nicipal and village improvement. No variety uf wheat it immune If yon have a patch or field of qnackfrom this pest. Conditions have l»en favorable this year to its develops grass that you wish to exterminate, menl. ami increii-ing damage from take your hogs into partnership and this source may be looked for. The they will do it for you. Scatter some worst infestations come from applying I whole corn on thr gronnd and enebu rage stable manure to ground which has lieen i them to root. Aa noon as they get a. I taste of the quack routs, they will nbt sown tu wheat. Tbe Michigan Eaperime|nt Station is stop until every one has heCn found and studying this pest, and concludes its , eaten. They will clean the ground of | live-forever in the same way. If you bulletin on the subject as follows: To sum up the situation the insects I have a comer ot a patch infested with pass tbe winter in the hardened sec­ | these plants, fence it and put the hugs tions of the straw. All methods of j in and they .will completely clean it control look to the destruction of the out. >' straw and especially of these hardened sections. If all of the straw poultl be A mighty small proportion of the peo­ destroyed in the fall•itlfolluws that tlie ple of the United Suites know iftfit insects would disappear on ti)e jnstaut. the stare of Arkiuiwis owe# the famous The iollowing -recomnuendatiuns are Smithsonian Inolltutkin. in Washing­ made with the view of preventing the ton. nearly fc’.WO.UO". which It has not strOM; from getting where it can supply the faintest intention of paying. In the udnlts for fresh infestations. 1SNH, the first year of the reign of the Do not letup over until spring more late Queen Victoria^ the l.'nited States .■vceived uu nreount of tbe Smithson straw than is absolutely necessary. Plow stubble inahe full, unless seed­ ed with clover and liatfuW ut least not well known to require repetition. r sun’, aggregating SSoiUJuO. A gc»«»d pro­ Intel than early spring for the adults portion of this w^s by net of congress are able to crawl out ufjthe &>iJ if only Invested in bond? of tlie Mate uf Ar­ covered loosely. . kansas.. Not a cent uf the’ principal ur • Plate ijcw wheat fiehL at a distance Interest of this ever has been pa rd. from any old unplowed ones. Tin- iM.uds now are moldcring in the Du not apply Immyard manure just VtiuHs of the I'nlted States tresiMirj in' before wheat on any account.' Put it Wushh'igiuii with coupons untouched on ut some other।'point in the rotation, by the bcisMjrs.- And there they prob­ after clover and before ijunt <»r at least ably will remnlu for all time. The f-Mera I g •vernment hvas forced to make not just before wheat. • Separatje out and burn the wcaxly prtate money for (In- hrifficiinttiqn a»i.l sections df straw which' get in with, umlntenaurc «>f the lnxtitul:ou which: the grainlat.threshing time. The undersigned will sell at Public Auction one-half mile east :.„.| soutli of Quimby, on section 3a, Hastings township, on tl:. premises of Soloman Chaffee, deceased ' m ' S e ®> Tuesday, October 10,1905) * .__________ t —_ . Commencing at1A 10 o’clock a a. rrv m., fhp tho fnllniAsirio following n>-r>nz...4 property, .to-wit: 1 bay tnaro. weight 1000 r Durham cow, 8 years old I due in ■ 1 .Jersey cow, 5 years old ' November 2 steers. I year old 2 calves, 6 months old 20 hens 1 wide tire wagon • I I narrow tire wagon, new . i 1 two-horse buggy 1 swell body cutter I 1 McCormick binder 1 Jones mower I horse rake 1 hay rope and pulleys 1 double harpoon fork 1 steel land roller 1 spring tooth drag I I lever spring tooth drag 1 60-tooth -pike harrow 1 30-tooth spike harrow 1 Wianl plow 1 Oliver plow 2 2-horse cultivators 2 double shovel cultivators . 1 single shovel cultivator 1 5-toOth cultivator 1 scraper Set of bob nleighn 2 ret of plow whiffle trees 1 Farniern Favorite grain 1 fanning mill 2 ■. r 1 pair of 500 11. steelyani32 btwhel craten. 1 Lay rack '■« rack 2 seta double harness, 1 single lia'rnes5 log chains 7’]- vrnw Ha,, 10-pail kettle 1 -Tilul ktoup 2 scythes and snaths I > bog book 1 ice tongue •!’-s 'Huger Grain cradle 2 i ')rn planter, Sickle grinder .‘4 grain ba™ Wheel barrow e Quatifltyof hay 5 acres of corn in shock Spinning wheel, rfeel a 1) .n'lfoeroag other articles rv' ® ;s LUNCH AT NOON I TERMS OF SALE All »ums uf $5.00and under cash. All sums over $5.00, one j tie given mi good approved notes with interest at six per cent. Ory Chaffee, Administrator W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer If you want to buy or sell anything try a Want Adv in the Banner. SOME FINE NEW BOOKS. Some |H’«ple think it would t»» Im- [ ponalble («> U»ll less than a tvhole chick-) en turnslu- o a satisfactory result. axW.’J as nn Invalid etui only eal a very smaUijportion, tlie rest would have In be ' Volumes. eaten by other petvuns--q ne<*die«t ex-' The library committee: have recentlyr trnvagaiKs*, os a half or even a quarter , added‘several volumes of new l»>oks to , of a fowl can !-e prepared thus, and so ' the Woman's Club library. Several | bothjnunotohy and waste can be avoid- ] Just Added to The Woman's Club Library. List of the New valuable works on Switzerland were •is«! among the recent purchases. Swi._. - ‘ - . ; . 4 history will be-stndied this year. 'A- i POUR-QUOI-PAS Jr. and MAGNAT II, known aa.the Dowling homes, will be j )wx of has also been received ) round for IbeTull UUOII >1 th, turn. 1 l«nl, purcb,».<l, known ns Ibn Thus (rom Lansing, the Mate library wler, ---------------------------------------- - ---------- i ilenty Jr. farm, second farm south of the New Catholic Cemetery in Hastings. 1 ing those having a bearing on the his- , • Call and make arrangetnenls, or address the owner. I tory and miscellaneoua tupica found in ' I the chib's rear liook. Following are i j Hastings. R.F.D. Ho. 8. the books pnrehasod by tbecommittee: Hlriorj -the Klw ot tho 8wi» Reimblie, Cr.ckw; Swi.» Life In Town .ml F. S. CI AI’PER. Railway Tim° Tables IMXHlhle, stew the piece In stock, i enough to cover the chicken, but if this L t» not at band put nn onion, n carrot I nnd n few pieces of bacon rind Into the ( water to give It flavor. Bring tlie liquid to. tho boll? put In the piece of I chicken. ImUI for n minute and then j pull hark the pan oft tlie tire nnd shn- ! n,er K‘'nt'y until the chicken L tender. ; j w1"'" 11 >» 1"'“> 11 * »*U"S '« 'npt»l of I he I MiteXmirT^mT “112?.^ the Nation! Series; Hiatory of Switzer-j T' • Stir, this over the Are for a minute or I ■land. Mackjenzie: Sketches antt Easaj-s j two, but do not let it bull, and serve Ii ~----- --L, —2 teutonic‘SwitzeHand. j while but. ' . ■ Teutonic’SwitreHand. , .frwlwo; .1a util. Littio Swim Swiss Sojourn, Bqjonrn, W. W. I [ -ir:... ___ ' Takln« effect Aug. 14 ,iw>. Train* leave Imf table. • in effect Oct. 23.19W D. Howelhtl: Castilian Dayn. John-Hay; , --------Ha-tlnrs ustoliows; Crutra! Standard Tlni'. A Primer .< P.swtrj. Pitwbn.l Pic- I T lu,!lr.r ,'r PlWlCTl tom-Hrlty apEASTWARD MiXn' ^“71 •C""JI «"“<>-r*to; NO. . tori’ S-OOi Mance Tresc 4..Mitchell. Mra Jim and ••Nl..ture’a Invitation." nnd an au Bits-11 ......... !3K» 1 Bolton ’no,’..; ........... .............. a;oo ] Mra. Jimmie. Conrad: At Close Range* I tration he tnlls of n wnlk he took nonr1 Cloverdale UM...... , .. .............. ............... <1:10 1 |1n’ (Smith; Sanjiy.. Rice v». . mu.. The Second Mrs. I aJK| n{ n convcR<at(|,n ]je t | Shultz WESTWARD BANteD ! Jimmie. Co»>rad;The Law <>f the Land. ' overfienrd: Coate Grove Ko. toe Woodland So. !«-. _____ 1. " «s walking away from tlie city ..... a m : Hough; MtV Bollard's Inspiration ar Woodbury Iv No. toe ‘rS^iHowfllH. Tbe Marriage of Wm. Aalie. A«:.r. ' ------------n ralh*'r brisk -paw one tnornlug f v«ipm -Ward. Thehecund Wuoiug of SeKna wb,'n 1 " lf»oei»nme shinty. Jjmsinic white man mt ujxvn ,h the Grand Bapldn ifcu 6:1# •aSue. Stuart। Hecla Sandwith. Brtan- " ’S'0 "i'" 5 5rude n,.,° piazza. I and another, man and a'boy stood ~ near.! line; At lb. Sign ot th. Pox; HtuttlDK*. . "Are you going to work ’today?” ! Givera, Truman; The Common Way. , asked the boy of the occupant of the ; l)clnnd; Ai Tramp Abroad, Mark I piazza. WOODBURY-IONIA STAGE LINE [Twain; Lititle Stories of. Courtship, "No." waa the answer, quick and Lejw«r« WOODBl’KY after arrival of morning trains at s i.x -Arrives at louta io:au a. M. -fto- Cutting. I pithy. luminit from IONIA Pont Office nt 1:15 P. !w. anlvrs at Woodbury at 4;00 o'clock fur train west p, M.' Hy, and train south on the C. K. & S. "Why not?” ’ • WM. H- MARTIN, PROP. "I ain’t got time.” 1 I do not expect to hear tbe phllos- , Among the Arabs of upper Egypt the youth who proposes for a girl must opby of indoience more iuccintly and submit to a whipplug at tbe bands of pointedly stated If I live n thousand all her male relatives. "And," says a years, C K & S.--Lt.'L.l R R._. , Michigan Central, 51 PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ATTORNKTK KNAPPEN, K LEINHANS * I r. E. Wll.USON. I>. D. a. KNAPPEN, Attoniey.. .Hutton Mlcb 317 Michigan Treat Co. Building, Grand j ’ . ----------------------- — lUpldi. Mlemiw.,__________________ | ____________ e«r»lciA»s____________ THOMAS * PKYOB. c,H T.o«. I *’ U Mlcn. ^1 va>s a large stock of L H. raroa. Attorneys at Law. Office* over Haattnsi City Bank. COWJROVE 4 POTTER, Attorneys at Law, ) glasses and ipectacise on hand. | H. V A C. H. BARBER. Physicians and Surgeons fSucowmom to Philip T. Colgrovei Calls In city or county reepoudeo Office In Union Block. HMttajpi, I’racHvcs In 1 uromptneas, day or Might. A. R KKNA8TON, Attorney at I<aw. • Over J. 8. Goodyear A (la., Wxyre. mall eouFHt Collections promptly attaodad to. dry narrator!, "If he wishes to be con­ sidered word) having he must reeelv. the chmrtlsemeut, which is sometimes exceedingly severe, with an expression of enjoyment*.” Not infrequently It Is tbe lualdeU herself who mipores the test . to wiUi A HANLON. M. D.. Physician and Surgeon. Middleville, Mich R. V. GALLAGHER, Physician and Surgeon, Dowling, Mich. Office J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, 1 hours 12 to 2 p^cn. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mailings, Mich. Tctopboue at Haife Day or Nigbl All busmen given prompt and careful attention. Collection* a specialty. SURVEYOR. Office over Hanner Office. . WALTER HEATH, BARKY COUNTY SURVEYOR, Bumn Ad.u alm,, w. Baron Graham ouce asked an epicure bow many oysters he should eat in or­ der to create a good appetite for dinner and was told to eat away until he be­ came hungry. Tbo baron, who never saw a joke.‘ate ten dozen and then plaintively remarked,*" ’Pon my word, I don’t think I am as hungry aa when "Good gracJoun:" exclaimed the mint yauce. “I should think you’d be nshnn^ «d to masquerade as 'nprlng lamb.* ’’ "Well," replied tbe roast, “It does make me fee! rather Hheeplah."—Cath­ olic Standard nnd Tlmea. buy two pair Of Rubbers in one Winter? YonsbouW have bought HOOD’S. Hood’s Pilgrim HOODRUBBERS TftADt NOT MADI JfFOU CAN* r AUCTION SALE The undersigned, hgviug rented his farm, will sell at pnblii . .. tu.ri 'at hi■farm residence-2i miles east; of Hickory corners, on Sec. 25. Barry t ■ u-ltip on WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, '05 Sale commencing at 10 o’clock a. m. the following Property to wit: 1 chestnut horse, weight 1200, 8yrs. old 1 brown horse, weight 1200, 8 yrs. old I gray horse, weight 1150, 10 yrs. old ' I sorrel horse, Weight 1000, 7 yrs. old 1 pjray mare, weight 900. 9 yrs. old I l»y mare, weight 1000. 12 yrs. old. 1 chestnut mare, weight 900. 12yrH. old bpotted cow, fl yrn old, giving milk Ken cow, 4 yrs. old, giving milk Koan cow, 4 yrs. old. giving ynilk Red cow, 12 yrs. old, giving milk fj. **>rec of above cows are due to calf in Man h. Burham bull, well bred. 13 months old leading heifer 2 year old heifer with calf 19 ewes finer wool 10 Shropshire lambs -1 ehoats 1 brood sow 25 chickens u "J T8,s°n8 1 narrow tire wagon 1 air boo sleighs. 2 steel l>eam Oliver pl«»w. ' ' 1 2 wood frame spring tooth ! i vi'.s. 20 teeth ■ 2 two-horee ciiltivat-.»•'* :tit lad Deering mowing madih year, 6-foot cut Milwaukee mowing ni; , Deering hay rake, bought t year i< ot Deering binder Grain 5-tooth cultivator 2 fm nil - nmls 4 sets double harnewf ham^ Set light driving harm ii uter Haw! 500 bu. ojits ” ’ <। 2 stone boats Buggy Set fly nets «-v.. .i> Craw bar 4 pitch forks, two 4-tin* '' 2 log cliains Grain sack-* t ■ uk store Lotn of fruit cans .A And other articles too । .unertH® mention. LUNCH AT NOON. TERMS OF SALE given on 'ewd be given "nder.<®sl‘- Over th«*' amount one year's will m,SL“iOte8 w“b interest at Hix per cent. Six month- tmp ’1U g,v<3H on grm machinery without interest. W. H. Couch, Auctioneer �•— .w. -Wk HAM'rfWS BANNER, OCTOBER 5, 190S ~ . ' SOUTHWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT Lili ---- Till- local News in Orangeville, Hope, Praireville and Barrv as vl<r-t 7 as gl^ each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. ------- -------- Uldrichbros 7^ Ui W I W Ui di di * di. fl: fl­ fl FURNITURE DEPARTMENT fl fl ----- ------------ '------------------------------ - ---, SHULTZ. j1 DOWClNQ. uunLirtk Campbell j one day lMrt Mw^Mtof OrCloverdale wOVeX^lespent Tnt| ' Everybody Ev«r*»«o<V«k. «ks-An, ’’Are yon going tu Mnu Mr®" of Rotund visaed Mis. '1l1week ain’« Y Woek at W,u Win.’ Chamber- I the fair. ” '* James Brown one day lara week. ।i Mr anti M v i . Mr and Mrs. Alfred Ormabee are ure ! *p"-.cnini «v*vhing next Sunday Jmorning at j inZ“dtM?U the latter'."brother in Katama- »•« ......... nig" sjamt a few days last week on zoo. their farm.’ ’ ’ " ’**' ORANGEVILLE. Mr. Roy Smith and Mira Jane Stan­ Mr* Fre-1 HuKbe« Jr. and d«uitbl,r Maurice Cox and family and Jiiram ton both of this place were married in • Edgar Brown returned to Kalamazoo £S£L“u’’irJw,M in Payne and famfly <rf Hinds Corners Hastings last Weduenday afternoon, re­ Saturday where Li. w)fc U taking spent Sunday at W. K. Payne’s. turning to the bridra home where a irmlnt.nL We nudenUund rite will I not lie able to return home for Dome Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hine spent few relatives were gathered for a fine BEDROOM SUITS, SPRINGS ind MATTRESSES, fl fl ’ COUCHES, BOOKCASES. DINING CHAIRS. ROCK- di ERS. CARPETS, RUGS, UNOLEUMS; 12 pit- W jj* fl , . PRAIRIEVILLE. M.r"’ Juhn Perkins returned rerainsret . , • “T* trom Portland Oregon last wook \lrere rtL. . .M7- C^“ .. Hu«b<-s and children ure vjBumg nor parent trartUf*i!Wr?“re0U *n tbe n rtkern P*rt of th, .Ute,- Mr. - »„.l--Mra" Arthur .•V ' . ........ ’"“'a air. and P»«on and daughter were guerta" » guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ixjveland Sunday. iii - * •r e fl Barr> - ----------- HINDS CORNERS. R. S. HARTER,M. D„ Maurice Cox had the misfurtnne to PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. lose a valuable hotae lust Saturday. Rev. Willets preached at the School 1 ptaMu-'at bouse last Sunday evening; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Philips and sou ORDKk. Barrel visited Mr. and Mrs. Bugbee of Shultz Sunday. -- '*■- I M Sunday with friends in west Hope. Miss Lilia Morehouse is keeping Harry Payne and family of Dalton house for Mra. Chas. Hughes. spent one day last week with the form­ Mr. H. Temple and family will ers parents. Mr. am] Mra. Willard move here from Indian River. They Payne. Kan,lo Prek. I., i—. , , ! wii'e^' «x*»py the house of Mrs. Maty -b^e teugb.t.XbSrt t~ Hupper. Tbe bride was dantily gowned Bert Brown tatmiutriek at thl. in a- drew of whiU wool. They wen-, Mrs . I__ if . accompanied by ‘the groom's brother ' writing' James and tho brides sister Miss Clara” Mr., “ Hrrmmltt .nd Um. Morebou.,lx>l. They -•» are' visiting in in xrving Irving at at wore in Plainwell Saturdav. "*■ ’ »«»•*»»« r. ... , , , , l’re0‘11- Xkelr manyfrlend* wi»h them Tbe Orangeville band played at h7‘"7 7J “ »'’■ In thn iii»tu-r Of the c»uti of Ell HUten 'JrwawfL - ■ (>• muUnc and ftllng the petition dulv rcrl' craned, pravini that an iuKtnitueii: no* on 6lr Jn tain court, purporting to b< the Luu will and traranmnt of -aid decearu-tl admitted to probat.- and thr rxmitcr tirevHn iu>med ownat U.»,X'S?‘ri“i’J ! petition and that the hrtn at law of raid deoea»- lied, of WIUtztu ,r at.v „ 1^.. u-l.w ..... _______ -a tun, uv. r-v AlAUim. Alia.,* 13 "SSl.K.'S J^EETSuS17 S“!S . pendency of raid petition and the hearing therfof br caualbg a copy of this order to be J1* tb«^Hiu4:ug» Baxtwita • ’2STr** • thin. . reeks previous to raid day ot iwarinz. Mr. Osborn called on friends and relJ — . Chai*. M. M Donald McUay of NashviUe ia vbit- .m< jurist broke in Ella C. Bk>x>x, Judge of r , stives in this vicinity. Prutmte Tte<l->t- r ing his parent* here. • ' F'M. CoMta bus a brother also a sister Mi» Llbbta McCallum Snn. Mr: ”"11 M™- " ">■ ?'><«>'' »'r rnter— - -. . t- -----j rUifing him lb , ’Uy ln'r 1 of tbi1,15 •'"> fomtly of,. PKOBATR «>Kl)KS “I tell you my (ore for 'you Is mak­ Mr. and Mrs Robinson ami daughter Xw place. • i ^-x>oP<’rxvilht for a few days. HtaXp of Mlehlmn. County ol Hairy.m fl---------------' ■ ing me mad—mad f* At a sc’-kloii Of tfce I'mliMt- » vurt for tbe I Mr. Amu. Barrett moral bi, f.mil. I ”7 ,Eli“**** Z"r’"'1 •P™t "'oluM- Ethel speni Sunday with friends over 1 “Well, keep quiet about It. It's had County of Harry, fe l lcn at thr ITolmte office, west. iu tile City ot Baallnra.' lu raid county an Jus/ the same effect upon papa.” iii i tu Orangeville liut'neek. of x”' " 'I1 '*'* ‘d* K°’h Friday imp day of s.-pi-mtwr: in the year •Miks Clara VauHcyjdeof Battle Creek 1 pur tbourand nine hundrrd ,*uxl live. Present Cha*. M. Mack. Ju4k>' of Probate. -C-SiltS.. at right prices. A fell line of HEATING STOVES 'p R"' **•■««! in tb<, revival I Andrew Minzev-and wif f T t is spending the weeklat Dr Gallagher's , - *" in y n.v mniwr. of ui th me«- ritaO" r-iutw of m Bernard tsiuaiu ’0..K!Bltur Does your son worry you bv con- Bowser. t!« e> sued. ■ HARNESS. SINGLE. LIGHT DOUBLE WQJIK HARN ESS ul 1“rk“r>'~™"'hi» . „ldl. aro Tl,*^“X” 1,7 j' also taking in the Hastings fair Ou reading and filing the r'lre. petH Ion duly verttnctina tlebur ■ "Ut™ ’: ti-d. of vF.. ... .1. .ni-iiiu, Men'.!!, nimw->i>vr thr executor uinun n.imi-4 m Hi Mie the Mr. Frank YunScykle spent last^Fri- j , He doesn’t contract debts; he ex- Irvw.vi < M ne AMERICAS FENCE. W | »“•»«« MeU*>- M.r»l from a iHtt. tin,.»«*. ' ' will flf deceased, vrayinx that nn instmluent.riox on lilr ia thlx Court, parporttna to be “ 1° Or“J -«eCrilom I. quire da^with his sister at this place ‘ pand* them.* • SS ’ tm-mSr Cu the la>t will and totninent of nald deceased lx? i Mrs. Barbara McCallum is quite Mrj<. Mary Belson nf Maple Grove admitted to Probate und the excenter therein i Seriously ill at this writing. SPENT MORE THAN JI .OOU. . , wUari. I»r visited her father Mr. Jendro ’u,'t 1 Mr. and Mra Clan. Blackman of ; Fred Zorbel has some cum that has ! Thursday., Mr. Jendro does not , ... r> i __ . . • ... Tb-jreutxiti it-ta ordered, that Friday, the । Orangeville were in town Saturday. gain ' W. W. Baker uf Plainview. heb. ran >saj- at October a.. l>. isra at ten o’clock in i grown to such ah immense height that I writes: “My wife suffered from lung nw*forenoon. i» &v>icti>-d for the hrartaf dr CLOVERDALE. '110 *UUI to USe a steP ladder to tie thi- I trouble fur fifteen yearn. She tried a Ui ■riumlxir of doctors and spent over $lf)uO raid- estate, are required to appear aralvxtoo t . ‘shticks Who can beat that9 EAST ORANSEVILLE. Mia ----------..aa.iMgaof Hastings Ul .w.Inez L.w.McIntyre . ! witout relief. She tiecame very low of raid court, then to tw boldsn nt the probate ' ■ in •her c,[.a -Sty „fj t , Horn to Jake Woyerman and wife > ^v,,„ wnuuvui^ office. In th the“ city of Hratlnx*. In said — county, Lena Vandenbforg spent Sator-, and Imt all hope. A friend recommend- om ’' ,n iu 1U Cluvurauk mid”snow cause If any there be. why the prayer ; MbnuKraiAer und ty|-»nt.-r lur part- s"l" “ ">'i pound girl. Mother : day ljud.1 Sunday ... ut >luf • ed Foley's Honey und Tar and thanks of thr j.eUtioner may not be granted. And tt »l tu this great remedy it saved her life. bi further ordered, tluit raid petitioner live j ies f-nun Illinois. " > and child are doing well under care of DEI TON. MICHIGAN. . -. ••• M-iard Johneox and wife enter­ She enjoy« better health thun she has notice to the persons fpferrated In said estate w fl Dr. O. H. Fritch of Cloveroale. . tainoil company Somlky. of th&rH-nili ricy of said petition and the bearlnir known in ten ‘years. Refuse substi­ thereof bjr cnusliiK a copy of this order to be j -The Ctov»Tdale L. A. S. will nn>et ; Iter D. W. StaffeHot Cmbrldge. i Mrl H.i.ry Kfnl^lf and .laughter tutes. F or sale by Arthur E. Mulhol­ published in the JlASTfMn* Basxkk a news­ ! with Mm. Howard Musher uii Thursday i paper printed nnd circulated In odd County cf land, successor to W. H. Goodyear. Maw. »i»m fr„m Thuruday until SatllAi ing. were on our atreet. I m Harry, uuw In Mra we,-it for three successive । Get. 12 for .dinner. . . , , , ..... ...... T.... *> MM, OHUCI1 JUNl «ecM^ nrertous to raid day ot hearing. DELTON. urday last week at F. W. .Zerlwl’s and j Thursday Him. Cha”-M. Mack. I Ferel Replogh- has moved into 1 1 ; J. Horn’s, H« also preached a fine I All kinds of Postal Cards at Mul­ KllaC.Probate c . , , m-itlster. .hblieof Probata Mr. and Mr* Bort Ponn.^k and! Frank SkykThouw. ■ (A Iri efopr.l • ’ ™.» in tl„- fhunu-riicul ebureh. I m' M"I. 'W'’,’ holland's, the Leading Druggist. daughter Bernice, left for- Witchij.-i. ■ re-Thuxrfpy vreniug. of LcL-btuu ««ml Smri.y with Herl. The parents uf Dr. Fritch have Kansas. Tuesday for u three weeks's , . . Johnctox and family. ' turned tu their home in Canadfi. ‘ Mrs. Ren t.f Hastings spent ‘ . ~ visit with Mr. Pen luck’s'broth. r. They . ; ’ ‘ .VLizzie ovuuvg i-i ’kvf xxuNHiigs Miiw Mnggie Campliell uf•Kalamazoo; several days of last tfuek nt P.. Moe* Mos- I. Qanfie|_D. will also visit otner jxiints uf interest, j who has Uien in the Upper Peninsula ' Ip-r’a. They also entertained Grandpa ? A goodly nninU-r bf , Ban field exin the east befor# returning. । .-tupped off here for . a few days h-t 5t John, of Muucie,. Ind. He was a ; ,X}ct 4* k*ten<s^' dcmnty fair this 1'. A. SHELDONWm. H. STEBBINS, ' Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pennock, will Abstract and -Real Estate Office. ; week to visit her uncles. -Hugh and i former resident of is place, ia in bis ; wee*i’ We ' afe hoping for good Lici’iised Embalmer attend to Mr. Bert Pennock's store1 Dugol CampIHI. Abstract Block. Hastings. ‘ .'1st year and enjoying goed health. wcalter. and Funeral Director.. Money Io loan on ken! Estate, lle&l Kstduring ins abMsked* Haitnn next to Ctirhtma< 1’hfHograph . tale sold on eomudMian. General coareyO. . , Tim pnewriing. iii reference t„ tho I Ml*. Stood. Z«bj »nd ilttlo itangh,7 2 , " Studio. KcMdence XV Court «trrel. All atK’itix. H-iritis a complete set ot Ab*tnu.-t Mr. and Mrs. W. M ti 7 . r~atoLongL.II..h.rebe.-n^Jm1reW lent Writored., with tor vl,H “ «*>F'd w-k cals promptly attended, day or i>lcbL Hooka, compiled from the Kecords. can furnish complete Abstracts. • Ciilxen* Phone. Res. 60; Office 7«. ed the tho U.r . gramUeoreMr. .nd Mr< .1, Coder. ,ArtJ“ , daughter Qoteu attended fair at , uu.,. |)VM. ,, . , , - , । until next Monday. , Lake Odessa a couple of days last re.. . . ... •/ i ii J7« I store at BanfielU and His titter teaches I| Thuwr whom l/ep-H"l -irk । .he Bamivl 1 «eho»l, i .Itboogh their week. ,.toll .d -Sorth Burry. , *r r, r> » , ,- , . ! week are now on the road to recirterv ., O. Darling left Monday morning ! j»rents have moved. We aie glad to 1 Mr. t. B. Loy of Kalamazoo was in * ' ------ SEE-----। for Zanesville, Ohio. • bave yoHng remain with Delton last Munday ’to look at Mr. j HINDS’ CORNER. Blackm’an’s horse*. He offered to trade : Mra. Marv Wflde who is making her I.j A. F. Shultz who bat l»eon spemling i p-‘< THJ-OLD RELIABLE . Mercy, Mve even for Blackman's year j' brother. Chas. Cox an extended viHit i> the part two weeks in Miraouri re-' Rfv Baldwin madu fain first trip of For LIVRRY RIGS. We have ! turned last Saturday. . I the Bonfield charge Irat Sundav. He HORSE SUOER. old. Mercy Mee has a record of several first class rigs in connection i is spending a .few days in’ Grand : with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Th.. Sl,«-. Alice ud Utah Sholu ; me''ilh *'«'«<■ eongreg.Uon »t tl.i, Shop on Court Street, just/eart of and *1200. W cannot buy her, hut with ] i Rapids with her son. Your patronage solicited. .... .. ... ... ,y; |t’»nt. | Jefferaun si. all this, Mr. Blackman would not trade I Mr. und Mrs. Clark Rubit.wn un.l ing u4.ii.- k.t ot millinery grxsliL ’ j R<Mo*pk and a lady friend cf as he expects more than this from his i daughter Freda sj'Cnt last Sunday und " ■ Cleveland are visiting the former s horse. This little black filly is one of WHEN YOU WAfriT j Monday in Freeport, the guests of : Mist* Edith McQnarrio of Wall Lake i parents • C LJ n E C FOR MEN, (the fastest 2 year olds in this part of ' ; the mirot or Mta. Horenre Shell. ; Wil| L,.OI, wh „ h„ qmU onUto for boys. ‘Mra Robinson’s rtstcr. . the country. She will lie raced in , Mr. Jacob Kline and family wfab , over . un aj. , m g^niB-better at thia writing. I make a spectaltr of hmidliug MEN'S and ‘ Hastings this week at the fairgrounds, i 7-" —1—: ------ - -— --------J ”rBOYS’ SUOES. See my line t» fore buylnx. Mr. Blx-xm.n will alw> ran- ora- of hi* Jliavl' tow)1 on the »iek ;li»t «re riuwly Mre.* L. A. Arrmld of Saratoga] Mrs. Myr tie Powers has I quite ItepatrinR neatly and promptly done CALL ON L A. EATON, HE HAS other horses this Week. • t®covering. Spring* N-. Y. ia making nn extended s|c k hc.r daughter i(I (;aring for IT, ALL KINpS IN STOCK, AND PHILIP LUTZ, I ’ Mr. lAacey Jones resigned his posi- ■ ( ox ’OHt n ver.v valinihl.- visit at this place the guest of Mrs. , her. ' THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 9! Seeonrl door south of Fostoffire. Lucy Bugbee. They wore old school ‘_____________ _______ • ; __________ tion its Rum! Mail Carrier of Route I horse OU(‘ ll*>' "‘'ek’ . . |'7_ No. 3 and Mr. Lincoln Bush will take Hiram Payne and family and Mr. ' mates and had not seen each other for -^4. • ‘ . ’.Iris route.’ . mwl Mrs. Maurice Cox and daughter ■ 32 year-. Mr? and Mrs Melvin Manning nnd ^la siient Sunday with their parrnH. CRESSEY. Mrs. Nellie VanTyne and Mra. Rand Mr- *u,d Mr* N’ Hayne t,f < IoTT ^Iln- kbtibiers, Polly, also a number of others attend^ i da,e .. . j Mrs, En*).- Bfcrb**r who is in very . T>- ”-»n and i i.iiriev ilk, Mfch. ed the fair at Lake Odessa, last week. ! Mr. and Mrs. Jake Weisemau are the ' jMX)r h< alth was aide to ride out several i Mr »nd Mra In-e I'liilliiw j .prand* l»rgnt. of* . * ll> Ptmod girl, । times last week. | Mra. Alice Robinson of this place j Jennie Fisher of Kalnumzoo-'-epent j baby of Dowling visited Dr. and Mrs. I and friend and Mra. 11.. Jones of Hast- j Sunday at B. Fisher's. R. E. Harter Sunday. . * J Ings are making an extended visit • MrFi Jai,B Barber is again at home | Mrs. Ellis Faulkner und son Paul, ( On account of ill health, the uudersiRiieil hae rented hie farm atid will move to and Mrs. R. 8. Harter visited Mrs. **'— • w”Rk the formers’ daughter Mrs. Rae ; Bfter a jwo weeks visit in Grand Rap- i ; jjH Caleb Risbridger of.. Johnstown last • K°ttPP of Beotoo Harbor. IWton. and will sell at Public Auction at his. residence, two miles east j Andrew Smith has sold one of his Xews has been received of the seriSaturday. and one-half mile north of Deltoii, on sec. 3, Barry township, on j farms to Melvin Smith of Saranac who on}|- i|inCK, of Mra. Stella_ Parmeter Delton will lie well represented at | will take possession soon. j Saxton at her home Racine, Win. tbe Hastings fair this week. . . Mr. Alh-H Hampton of >»l IDelton i »»r newl~tor Bev Willet.pre.rl»d tmrnurjrawrnn. n«rcwp»-««-j Mra. Will Cooper returned -to her . ‘ , Ire. l.ra onkn/.l f at tthe school hnni» house SontlHV Sunday aVOnHlg evening; I; home in ymtie Creek Thursday. . lust a valuable horse last week. { will preach next Sunday in the morn- ■ Taraell has been quite.sick : Mr.-aud Mrs. W. Dunn visited j ing. Everyone tnrn out and give him th<j w(jek Geo. Manes' Sunday. ,a hearty welcome. Clcxi Cassndy'is in Kalamazoo for a Sale commencing at ten o’clock sharp, the following property to-wit: Mr. Mel Gniw and sou .Don °r I Tbe L. A. S. that was to have met tim(> Lo»$ visited his brother last week. tlii. week h.» lx-™ £»;pt.n«d on Mw)]| k|wo| <ju TharwJay 1 brown horse, weight 1300. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams have count of tbo ________ . . ... . 1 24-tboth drag, wood frame fitir. W >11 not nn-et u»tU, „„.U Uc paplta. just' returned from* a visit with friends til the first Friday of next month.] 1 sorrel horse, weight 1100 . 1 90-tooth lever drag can attend the Hasting” fair. h* well: spent at Grand Ledge. 1 horse, 10 years old November 3. Set light driving harness ve a regular Joshua Brown who has been in poor 1 dark gray colt, coming three. Mira Winnie Mantle of Battle Creek 3 double harnesses, heavy : It. I1.VITI. health a long time has nut been so well miim: visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. ' 1 bay colt, coming three Hay rake Hay tedder the'past week. •Mate. :i iina|i town, Mathie last week. 1 light bay colt, coming Jhree Hay rack Hay rack and stock rack Mrs- Martha Glyqn died at tbe home /til di'OiUnts, 4 cows due te calf in January Set 3-ton holster springs :we ligljt und of her daughter MK Ira Blanchard DELTON CHURCH NOTES. 1 gray Durhim bull, 13 months old Hand or power cutting box Saturday. Sept. 3 at the agt of KI years ; Rev. F. E. Morehouse, evangelist. 2 calves 12 sheep Portland cutter Buggy pole She has tew a patient sufferer through We Pei 4 cent on ; closed a two weeks meeting at the M. 1 brood sow with 8 pigs Wood beam Oliver plow 2 shoatesi a long illness. She was a woman of . I E. church Sunday evening. Rev. stroiig^convictioiis and was loved for ; . ij,", 1,1 ; ’’s I’aiiits—the 1 gasolinee ei e gine 4A horse power . Iron beam Oliver plow Pay Deposits. 1 Morehouse is a strong preacher. Sev­ ■*,/ ■" • •'tiU Call and her noble qualities of heart and mind. , ’ indpr, power eh el ler 1 feed grim Side hill plow Pair oscilatiug bobs eral started to serve the Lord and sev­ She was tho last of a family of 14 We loan money on Real Estate 1 Deering busker shredder, nearly new About 5 tonn of clover hay or good Bankable Paper. We eral received the blessing of a clern children of John Tibbitts who lived to | 4-roll 150 bushels of oats 200 shot’ks of corn loan our money at home, and do heart. '1’he people gave liberally with­ the advanced age of 101 years. She 1 set of blacksmith tools • Set of tackle and block, with 50-feet of business with people we know out any urging. Forty-one dollars was was a mother of 3 children, one so it i ...all right 'iTio » <»»■ 1 hand cider mill, 3-irich screw rope, capacity 2500 lbs given him., only two collections being passing away a few years ago. One j servative business and ha\e 1 fanning mill t 2 elevators Cream separator, without water son whose liome is in California and I Ah Wl’" : Michigan. ’ taken for this amount. Honey to Loan Champion binder Champion mower 2.couches 1 table daughter Mrs. Blanchard, and 12 grand­ Miss Beatrice Fisher of Buttle Creek at reasonable rates, Oeetls, 1 roller drill 1 two horse cultivator Oak Garland heater, No. 140 children. U great grand children re- jv is spending a few days with her father rtortgages and Legal 1 lumber wagon 2 sets of chairs Carpets main to mourn her loss. The funeral ■ Papers Drawn. at the parsonage. Road cart , Double harness was held at her lute homo Monday a t, And other articles too numerous to New Vork Oralis. Insurance First quarterly meeting Sunday Oct. 10 o ’ clock Rev. Riddick uf Springbrook 1 Syracuse lever drag, 3-flection, mention . BANNER maps of 15 at Dalton at 10:80 ; quarterly con­ and Bonds Sold.___ officiating. The remains were laid be- j23-tooth ference on Tuesday at 10:80. All meinf DIRECTORS: side her husband, who preceded her ; BARRY • liere requested to be present. L A A. ALDRICH. President. many.years, in the Riverside cemetery O HUGHES, V. President. ite’nmG ! i , !:a27 Uohh'rKalamazoo. f E S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. *hip ttr A • ' tecUon.- tQwnDENTIST IIS DELTON. itn-iojc ■•al‘utrfOvV U”L hi«hw*yfiI Dr. A. a Hamm, ot Kulamur.uo. VMaTeYlKHT. PODUNK. houiK ' tburches, school will be in Delton, one day out of every / I p. TERPENNINO. - . ery valuable for reference. Several people old and young are on ; two weeka, prepared to do kt”11’ o( L JAMES COLLINS. the sick list. What wems to be an AU sums of *5 or under i Dental work, and the work guaranepidemic has struck this 'place with a Ovet that amount • teed. vongenne and many are tbe onra *1 Ih Dtltw Post Office. : The first day will’be. Oct 11th at Drone year ’ s time will be given on good bankable coughing and generally undone. notes at six per cent interest. On farm tools six f- G. ADAMS, Postmiter. Harter’a ofiice. Anyone wishing work There will be Quarterly meeting at done in that line, can meet the dent­ month's time will be given without interest. Alter the U. B. church in Cedar Creek next ! ist on the above date. 6 months, six percent interest will be charged. Sunday and some from this place will I have bought’ the LAUBAUOH ! Dr. Hamm, ia a graduate of the probably attend. For^tbose that remain market, and will add a complete 1 Univenlty of Michigan and baa loat home there will bo the S. B. at 11 ouvenir livery line of Groceries, Canned Goods, F«®d and Sale Stable. ■ catod in Kalamazoo in the. Chaw Confections. o’clock. Ett. Everything Block, having a large pratlceGbere. Mrs. Lyman Bates is entertaining a will bo kept right up to date In 1>EUTO"' M,e • sister and child from Jamestown New every way and I solicit <ny share **“' if A ht-altby man ia a king in his own York. of gatronage. Miss Zoe Powell has been staying* p houvenir with friendsjn Hartings for two weeks. up kound hMltb-k«!l» you '™11. terns of linoleums which ire beiuties. flU . . ; fl’--------7. F ' *H*IW47 • PARTMENT fl fl fl fl WCH BROS Il Ui I fn>^‘ BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 7^* ROWLAND BROS. DAffLAKE, COAL L. L. Loveland &. Son. AUCTION SALE! . ® ----------------------------------- ,---------------- ,--------------- Thursday, October 12, '05 ty Driving a Few Miles Delton State Bank YOU GET THE BENEFIT W.H. Chase, COUNTY. LUNCH] AT PRICE ONLY 50CTS. NOON Tnrmc nf ■ orms OT oaie. Announcement S , HENRY E. KAHLER, Propr _ -J J. SPROUL, tesam^iAR Wb“I?TV,iTnX.‘ to us. Its all in tne niuu» holUnd’s Drug Stow. m3" Dalton, Mloh- E. R. CONRAD, Mr. John Lenz has some fine pota­ toes. a scarce article in this vicinity. AUCTIONEER. �HASTINGS BANNF.K. QCTOBKH 5. 1W5. The Gomer Jewelry Store Is making the prices. windows. See my FITTING GLASSES * SPECIALTY. Arbor for Medical treatment J. Norris and Wesley Dunham made a flying trip to Nashville’ last Saturday afternoon. Annual Communication of the Johnstown and Assyria Sunday school association to be held at tbe Rriggs M. E. church Saturday Oct 7, fore­ noon and afternoon. Basket Dinner. Tbe ladies will serve hot coffee. There was no school Monday on ac­ count of our teacher being tick. COBB'S CORNERS. Mrs. Geo. Ingtam baa a sister from WANTSf If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or If there Is anything useful vou want to buy, place an adv. m the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If you have a buggy that’s lying Idle In the bam; a stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; In fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, just try our VN ant Column If brings buyers *nd sellers to-« gether. and only costs ONE CENT A WORP FOR EACH INSERTION. Try IL • Mrs. Geo. Faller visitved at L. N. Cobb's part of last week. WANTED—PoUtOM. wiD pay the Four carpenters are at work on Z. Moore's house. We judge from the highets market price for a couple car­ loads of goixl early potatoes. Htnchsound of tbe hammers it will soon lie man A Halt '__________ __________ completed. FOR SALE—80 acre farm. 5% miles Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bristol of Johns­ west of Hastings. Sec.. 17. |WX). ”■ SOUTHEAST YANKEE SPRINGS. ' J CORRESPONDENCE. Ed. Courtney is slowly recovering town were the guests of the letter's S. Wfiitright mother Mrs Geo. Ingram Monday. FOR SALE^My residence in- tbe from a fractured limb. fourth ward. In first class condition Mias Nora Travis visited relatives in Miss Mae McKibbin visited her par­ and nice location. N. T.' Diamond. ' NASHVILLE. entu atni Mj*. McKibben over thia vicinity last week. ’ WANTED-Just a few more gas Mr. and Mra. C. (1 Price returned Sunday. School is progressing finely in the customera to make up the ,needed 100 from Sand Lake Tuesday where they Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith a Cobb district with Miss Erwayof Rut­ so we can reduce tbe rates and give extra discount* to consumers. Thorn­ land as teacher. went to visit relatives. gjrl Sept. .21. . apple Gas & Electric Co. Mr. and Mra. Chester Smith are A lady from Prairieville was through IRVING. , work WANT TO TRADE—A 1 mourning tbe loss of their little son our vicinity one day last week, took the Mr. and Mrs. G. S. VanSickle tbe team . for pair joung col William who died a few days ago with picture of our school also our merchWarren, Orangeville P. O. ulcerative colitis. ants estblisbmenta and others, and if Utter a daughter of Levi Williams und The funeral hervices were held at I her camera is not fractured some fine wife of this place have Iren visiting WANTED—-Agents to sell Maccabee them a few days. Protective sick and accident insurance. tbeir home Thursday afternoon at 2 pictures are expected. Our new minister Mr. Traverse is j' ’ Mr. William* of Grand Can give exclusive territory- For Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. William* o'clock. Rev.'Tuthill officiating. The terms and full information write or see [ Rapids who.bought.the MdCnnn place C. H.. Thomas. Hastings. Mich. remains were interred in Lake View moving in.* v Ethyl Williams is again jn school | baVB shippt’J their goods here and will cemetery. WANTED—To buy n good farm uf.l ■ a short ‘ ’ soon be setted in their new home. • about eighty acres, tiid Beach. Host- | illness. Min Grace Baker has gone to Ann after ‘ Roy Smith and wife of Dowling who nigh Arbor to enter college. Wm. Stocking has his wall complete were married last week Ibave been Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Trnman have for his new barn. FOR RENT- House in first ward. gone to Lansing to visit friends. Mrs. A. Heiatand and Miss f»race spending their honeymoon with Mr. Enquire at this office and Mrs. E. Warner. The bride is on Ruby H*^*tand of Gun. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clever have Early caped w FOR SALE-fiO registered Shropshire j a neice of Mrs.’ Warner. 1 . gone to Chicago to spend tho winter Lake Sunday, The little son of Chris (bfaristenson ewee and yearling rains at bargain will, limit «>n. Th, GlMuort will hold • biKUit M<1 prices. G. IL Padelford, Quimby, is quite sick They , have (called Dr. M fch. Charles Feighner received word Inst honey social at Eroey Cook's Oct. 12th. Furgeson to attend him. week that his daughter Mrs. Arthur Everybody invited. WAXTED-W, b»r. » lot of old Mra. E. Dunlap and chi Id p-n stayed papers to sell, suitable for putting un­ Offley who went to Los Angeles. CaliEvenbody is anticipating the fair at S. Kennedy's Munday night, return­ der carpets. At BANNER office. fornin less than a year ago for tho ben- this weelL efit of her health died of consumption ing to Grand Rapids Tuesday. FOR 8ALE-Cbeap fin acre farm 5W and will be brought here for burial. Chas McCann and wife have moved miles from Hastings good soil, good EAST ASSYRIA. building? plenty fruit for information Mrs. Offley leaves a husband and little William Knowles, Mrs. Fenny and . and are getting settled in tbeir -new inquire of Proliate Judge. son. father, mother, brothers and a daughter Fern attended the funeral of home. sister liesidee many friends to mourn LOST—Information is wanted con­ Harry Sixberry and wife Qf-Hastings the former’s niece Miss Isla Markham their ksa. have moved to this pluc.-. and will cerning a liook entitled Our Young at Battle Creek last Sunday. Fulks Encyclo]iedia of Travel by James Mrs. Bert Titmarah has been quite occupy the 8. Fifield houn* /Mr Six- D. McCabe, which may have Jjecn J. M. Knapp of Bellevue was the. berry will work on the section here. ill the past week. loaned or given away. Inquire at guest of bis sister Mrs. .Tofan Hill a BANNER office. Miss Elsie Smith has gone to Chi­ part of last week. FOR RENT—Houte iS fourth ward, SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER. cago where she has a position as Mr. and Mrs. Emery Fruin and little good location Inquire Mrs. M. H. nurse. Bailey. daughter Bernice spent last Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Eaton । FOR SALE — My 140 acre farm one WELCOME CORNERS. I wish I could head nu iasurreetiou Rapids. . mile east and half mile south of Wood- • •gainst the Sunday nlgtii rapper a« It j laud The Silver Medal contest held at the Ten acres good timlter. Imlancr ( M. E. church Friday evening was well : A number from hero attended the Is usually met. It would be swept out I in first class condition. Guud build- i attended. Mias Betvrie Bash received Eaton county fair at Charlotte last Cf «Istenet* with a celerity that would , ings. Largo double- w inged house. be Astonishing even fn this day of rapid One bank lam .0x14 feel, another week. the Medal i Irani 30x1.5. Windmill and plenty of trnuslt. Gone-f«»rever would be the. Miss Inez McIntyre was seen un our ] Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoyt and chil- •upper, rr,. table of one sectisn wof . .... Will Is* Kid cheap 'For tlie; j gu<xl,water. j dren of Cashion, Oklahoma are guests nnimtT-Ute or w>u wM■-uii'pt-o -11il-l>.-.l lK« ir i r»tth'er J»rli. nlar. H< on or ................ luHtew street Wednesday. vvmuxi^ — Miv I'lute JUIUV VI ’ - ----------------- m ---of their sisters Mrs. W. E. Fenn and or^dtled {white and eorKtf Kepner. fake ssa., or,dried codfish, coiillsh. the pile pi>« of r>f Irhin. nn'«i jl ^* George Ixike "Ode O<l«*sa. .| Will Slattery of Grand Rapid* visit­ ' . Mrs. Chas. Wiles, and other relatives brown bread, the lltthle «lisht> <jf apple ! WANTED—To buy second hand buzz | ed at Ben Fisher’s Friday. in this vicinity. 1’be Harry County Fair will toon be here, and from now on business will be lively. ' U ith eterj <kvsauce, tbe large pule e gingitr ginp! cookies. ■ "aw. State price. Addnt^ A. L I Mrs. F. C. Griffen and children have Gone. too. would be that otljer otli Variety . Storr. Duster_Rouh! 2. Fbutos of my best work of 84 and upwards, 1 will give one enlarged pietijre FBF.E OF i flABGE been spending a few days at Portland. of supper table which thluki to niak.^'- "Irbil SALE —A ' few more White I pies of the work can be seen at my. studio. Call a't once and place ybnr order before tie r-xsh roc LACEY. metres. Those coming from a distance to attend the Fair should have tbeir work done during tb» 1* ’’ . J. J. und O. L. Spencer and B. Ward Clark of Battle Crwk is visit- up fur its lack of savory dixies by Us Leghorn Roosters. Pure Blood, from' much enke. I am afraid eieu baked j Telford Pa yards, called Egg Machine ■ Fisher spent Sunday at Gun lake. ing bis brother Ben Clark. beans and brown brend, ll-lov.-d n^.- variety. Mra. Wm. Gunsenhouscr. •' photographer . HASTINGS, MICH. There was a good time out at the they ure fay i*ertnhi worthy Is-lng*. I Delton Miclu. WESTTHORNAPPLE social at the hull proceeds $12. (MX ’ ‘ might not .land agoUM thiTloteom off "SoK'sALk-Farm ion »erei”lOTef ‘ Mr. and Mra. L. Bass of Lake view ; good soil, three quartern mile Iron: de•Tbe Ia A. S. will bold their next so destnii lion. have been visiting his sister Mra. Tom Instenii of any or ul! of those the I )*>t and store, good water and build­ cis! at Mrs. Mark Skillman’s Oct. 13. supper table that abouid-supillant them 'OR*: write or call on F. D. Pratt, Murphy and family. DRESS HINTS. Dinner social. The ! Mid-Heville. . should lie u loan! of wurpr se«. Mrs. G. W. Lawrence returned to Mr. Shepherd has lieen entertaining Sunday uiglit supper should < the un : ." NOTICE I win beat theapplndryer r? --!v" fnr vertlrnlly striped mate. her home in Detroit last week. • a brother from away. s . expected fca«t of the week. At • • thtej-. ’stt-:Y^e;rr 0^x>S.-^-«s T Yankee Springs Oct. 11. and “®| villi ri:, ‘ ’'' y,“‘” l 0<*"• * J. J. Wadd of this place and John ____ ; __ _____________________ buy iq>ples and pay cash for same. As ' *-Uce gSmereu on a dres-. especially Miss Alma Strickland has been vis­ meal the family would ne er know Brandstetter of Prairieville made A what to look for. One time ihe repaat ' 1 will be there tor a short time he renost la* for h ’ 'come very full, needs goffer­ ' iting her cousin Edith Nickelson. business trip to Cleveland laat week. would be hot and 'savory; tlie next Jt j one and all." C. H. Ba'nw. ing to look nice. Mr. Davidson and Miss Kate Cum­ would be cold, but no less savory. New I WAVTsn . 1 ' 1,1 «>nkl«ig buttonholes If tbe rotton W. R. Harper was in Caledonia last mings visited the latter ’ s sister Mrs. and startling salads would uinkc their -•*•11.-mi or fehr’nuythins wauwiigu.«» ouy. :i i**­ Thursday. first itew.’so to «pe,k..at thr Sunday I BaXxkS *" | ' '''“l l“ ^ttlnj'.ml temujh .“ronwT Anna Grayburn last Sunday. We want your aqples and potatoes and.will i*iy y<‘u 'George Heinznuin of Moline and-. uiglit supper table, and it weald be the !— ----—-------- - ------------------------------ ------------- --------------------R*lt __ ____ . -fire . Halt «t.rfkwvwi spritikkd over -a ।low coal the highest market prices.! We want to makeHastipi^ Mrs. George Miller is on the gain. Miss Florence Luu of Caledonia were housekeeper’s dissipation to devise and ------ WANTED —A good, bright girl with . will greatly aid In curling feathers, Sunday guests of J. Latimer and fam- I R** Jones and bride frota Scranton, a market for apples and potatoes, and ’ pay you March out novelties for tbls*nh» ' Hero *' eal. j education, to learn a business that Ii Shake the lplun.es coustautlv and do Sirs hohi ?« By. — j Pa. are visiting his unde Ard Clark. she should give rein to any |ic B every cent that we can afford to. Call and sh- w or Charlie Nickerson has gone to Portor adventurous spirit she find In her call ur up by phone. J Our school teacher Miss Converse at-1 <1 In btr i---------------------- ------------------Rew a ploce -----------------:---- -----------:----pioce of or the tne goods to the tbe waistwaist I land Oregon to visit his brother-in-law and train her family to equal daring.- I tended the Wedding of her 'friend Miss I FOR SALE—A nice Buffalo Robe. °f wush dreteses that It mar have Harper’s Bazar. -- -----------: the Hnjne rpwhlngB „ (be drej^ nnd ' Inquire of Jcsho Toyrnscnd. Kate Vermuelen and Ixiren Johnson i Phin N. Hill and will attend the fair । while there. when nec?Mary make a less noticeable last Wednesday. ' FOR SALE—Two or three good rm* : patch than ■ • PHYSICAL CULTURE. a •bright, new piece. ILiPorto- . f Onn lake and It. Cor«?» “d .f vtelting , and four or five young cattle. Enquire . iHaifi A .in* Mra. Xfrsj A! U'alteaw n* IIgike ah. Biwjtwax. broken In pieces and put their Aunt Al. Wehr/ at at my farm or office. Dr. Chax RunI Mm of Middleville is assisting D. Hart­ within the i sell. Hastings. Mich. folds of white woolens nnd Odessa. • Fitted Foi- ■ <;irl. i ______ ____ er with bis farm work. silks, wifi overcome the tendency to The qualities of bodily exercise lu j , LOST—A watch on Tuesday be- ' Nellie and Mattie titeven* from Bat­ yellowheaa ttia^ white ------- fabrics bare tle Creek were home over Sunday. BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. woman are distinctive, and to these j ^*’e<n James M. Bauer's residence on 1 when laid stwny for any length ot time Rev. Dolph will be away for a week. ' Mrs. Parker of Battle Crtck is visit­ her training should tend. Tlie games! ^'chigan Ave. and the M E. church nnd exercises Which develop quickness Ht‘ward if returned to Mr. Butier ■u-uvn. mat Wear Too Well, Rev. Ivan Warren will preach next ing her. mother Mrs. Kate Baker. mid accuracy of perception I and re- I ~ : : ' In treating napkin* pall the edges Personally I have the greatest horror Fred Drummond of Chicago is visit­ spouse, firmness and gentienCss of ' . Sunday. We will expect a large crowd „ Bo«*«»ir the Kars.' chustist'meut familiarly of things that wear too well. In fact, straight nnd Iron first on tbe wiping X hand. BtMdiitass of poise nnd (grace of I . The r 'tonn -------- ------for be has been in tho Upper Peninsula ing at Will Stanton'a I think tbare (bore I Is n -nothing' more mote InconIneon. •Ido. Fold the selvages togetbecand iron ♦ UOW11 : ik >1... I.. . .. . movement that grace wlii.-fa cornea ! J® 9 " ’ ’ 1 :ih “ boxing the ears" Is claimed wiiicb co mt* ............... UM. rars calmed all summer in Mission work. Mrs. Walter Stanton-‘nee Nellie Nor-, uwAeuinH. nun frrnu the rl.A unnil^ii.... . z jusi; .... J enough — . •be “a u,u <from of Just: enoughi!■ Ijy ls** to moat pernicious .venlent tiiah gowns that w ill IK,t wear this side. Fold again lengthwise' with ♦ imc application rent ion oi ' s«K .’rta, ---LT »i pernicious Miss May Wright from Lansing who man) left last week Friday for her power nnd no inure than Is misled to I ,"r“ctlc‘’- n,,p reason of this, explained | ?bt- We a|* know thein s«* well—the all edges even and Iron again. To ♦ ia vl.itinK her aiaier Mra. Goldne ut new home in Lanning. anxvunt -- -----—. of wear wear make the first crosswise fOki draw tbe ♦ do a certain thing ’well-th-M* rather a*0®”1”’1 Pb.'^clau. Is that the passage , velvet 0iwa that uo. •tended aaea/laial .'hnaoh uf Barryille Rut-rvilL. Sunday. Fturrv Woodmansee AVrirut tn • n uand Dane Clark church at Harry than the rougher and heavk* aporu | of the ear in closed -by ----------n thin mem­ seems to damage, however nntlqunted upper <*lgv back <»ue-hnlf inch from the : ♦ Its cut;: thq lace robe that somehow end. Iron this new surface. Fold visited at Walter Clark's in -Maple brane, especially adapted to be influ ­ .Rev. Dolph preaeved from Romann which pile sip muscle are th- fit pas- | enced by every Impulse of die air and lasts so rnliacnlouBly, with the unwel­ once more cruwwtae and iron on both times for a girl. 6, 23 an interesting sermon to a large Grove last Sunday. come but nk to be mistaken seal of a •idea. When fokled finally the napkin with nothing but tbe air to support It Even If she should nilst a little of tbe congregation. Bunday. Mrs. Frank Bullis has gone to Ann training in boldness ami tenacity which internally. If auy one designed to pnsse mode, so plainly set upon It. or ia, square. To fold n small napkin to her brother Is supposed to get In tlie break or overstretch the membrane a that too .lurable tailor mnde suit tluit correspond with the dinner size fold athletic field, thia would be bettec than more efficient means could scarcely b« we know Is hopelessly old fashioned. oue selvage two-thlrda over toward Iron again and tO° *“°*! to ‘>ut nv»/- the other selvage. to have her loee tlie finer touch, the devised than to bring tbe baud suddenlighter step, the easier motion and the iy and forcibly down upon the passage All of whlet drawbacks should remind fold the other selvage forward until ,h®"’ °< any rate who an, the udgrs are even. Fok! the right SWMt restraint of body that belong to of the ear. thus driving the air violeutnot millionaires—that It Is the greatest hand edge over to the left n little less one whow senses are delicate nnd 1} before It. with no possibility of Its Tt I ? Clo^efl ttM’ «r than two thirds of the w ay iron and whose personal preferences are nt escape without tbq* membrane giving ri. tbeir kind. .The cleaning and turning told agnln, so that the edgus are e\en. once nice and sure. In tlie work that f dresses b, bat an unsatisfactory Phe napkin Is now square she has to do precision and refinement u!d 11 ” far b-£ are likely to count for more than force, fewer dresses and wear them out Us women or th. tar real are ao Man builds the house; woman keeps aotetl ter Uiclr xntee ot carriage that straight away.—Ixmdon Graphic. Ha*Ung« Market*. nnd orders It—Exchange. ..no writer ba. Mid Uiat they carry Mxrtote ut corrected every theuuu.lrer like tbe ngu™, on w ednesday morning and can be relied LAUNDRY LINES. llque mew aa they walk aloax with a nU°W '""”I l>',“’»k«-l>er» wbr, j, upon as correct at that date. rrallw what a bHn Corrected Wednesday, Oct. 1- 1905. •lately .tride, bearing on their bead. **“' "7“ Never put table linen that fc> fruit b«k«« or Jar. ot butter and egg. Or an Orttoarr Kardea bow, te ou stained Into hot soapsuds • PRODUCE. u“ — --------, m. m. oUict home produce. There I. a !eMOT BuKw-'e-nc per lb. a r ar and fixes the stain. ta Uli. eiample at U» women ot th. Me —IT* per dot. “ “* ’pl'ot br °t MS*' Lanl- sc uer lb., Fold napkins square, with the initial 11 ln ,l,e f,« lh« they a auction cup, plac. tl>« other cwt ,n w— YKQKTABLEM. FRUITS. on tiie outskle. They should always • alk with straight Ogtire and uplifted the ho »r on tlw ,toTe u, be Ironed perfectly dry am! then put Ute holler without Uttlax one buckih i •way nicely in the drawer. MRATH. It Is not tbe general custom to blue Come in and 1“” * t *°'1 ’rtwB •" “■'ouxb colored clothes, but no matter what the -A^.’etTan bou*Pk<*l>er says that “KJ >1“ waahli^ maeblS game on «"* IkF0'* < color It will come out tho brighter If a washing lamp chimneys Is a waste of *od tuba by putting the hose intn b. £ little bluing la added to the last rins­ ttme. Ju-t bold them over the steam tub tion K'Pi” Alk) T ing water or to the starch. L bO'Ung tca kettle- »h«> rub btit trim .T-"’’ tb'“ re“»’lo« H» It’a. good Heald# ♦. Au authority on woolen good* says them off with a dry newspaper foldsd btete from Ute aplgot. wlKn that the proper way to dry them la to up nto a wad. and lastly with a soft will nn out Ute other way. POULTRY, H1DKK AND WOOL. sport and yotih J bang them on the line without wringing ctotb. nnd they will be all tbnt can lie out any of the water. Dried In this triMr1' Wubln« ra*kM chimneys tewe to aaotber tub and m HMw a c brittle anyway. 7 joy it? ■mill all bar. te,n cnipttad little. * OPEN EVENINGS. F. R. PANCOAST BLACK CAT STOCKINGS are guaranteed to wear longer and look bet­ ter than any other make of children’s*stock­ ings, and are’now sold by us exclusively. The Triple Knee, Triple Heel and Triple Toe are the three factors, combined with the best yarns, that make these the BEST STOCKINGS that you can buy. Your money back if they do not prove the best you ever had We have them in heavy cotton, also fleece lined and in wool CHIDESTER & BURTON LEADING CLOTHIERS. “’ FREE H. J. Christmas, YOUR APPLES AND POTATOES. Hinchman & Hall, VOU Will ALBATS ■ ’FIND 1 COMPLETE LINE OF'STOVES. IS WELL AS FURIlM AT THE For BreeJcfeLst Luncheon A few small biscuits easily made with Royal Baking Powder. Make them small—as small round as a napkin ring. Mix and bake just before the meal. Serve hot. ’ . Nothing better for a light dessert than these little hot biscuits with butter and honey, marmalade or jam. You must use Royal Baking Powder | PEOPLE’S EXCHANGE : WHILE AT THE FAIR ^,”1.1 Man wuUnt Mankete . c<rula bouaawr. anxx.su that a UiraaX of white darnlnx cotton ahonld U, basted Mwum all tpote. Th. lanstam ,cu> : Willis wu^ rnat „ we abocld. ana It grape, B'S!, apntea w7* rebeutntea foA tenr. F«Mtax. plea ud French paMrte, regulated famtiiee ke. Electric Oil for such »« U., bnl- »T**W. Kettbs^t; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-10-12.pdf 75e1e429c21cfe378d749f69da7850d1 PDF Text Text -rS7hc Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner?^ THE Hastings banner. 1 • fiftieth ' HASTIXUS. MISSIONARIES FROM WEST AFRICA. Ilf PHIHIPtllES h -nk EMILEb-LDIER Rev. and .Mrs, J. R. King, From Sier­ II KAILY WAS “BIST fm.” THE BAKRV This City. county of ilMbfiDTANfF HF OF ATTENDANCE II" Learning This Year. U. of M. vRIANIL OF son aimifsis i WHAT DEAN EUGENE.DAVENPORT G. C. LINSEA’S AUCTION SALE ! Tuesday, October 17 at 10 O’clock1 COMPARE PRICES BEFORE RUTING At His Farm In Castle­ Leads With 4,200. CASS CITY MAN FOUND ME SAYS THEY ARE DOINO ton. Several of our citizens have n-ceive4 I COULD SAVE $6.72 WITH IN ILLINOIS. I Gilman C. Lin.sea, of Castleton, Innution. to attend the in.au.tion 3 --- ------ - ea.w ■ UBVUUnI ion OI LOCAL DEALERS. I ’rt’H TLancaster, u>. ......... living two miles north and 2*4 miles Proa. of olivet College. Am . FAVORS SAME COURSE the savage , ■ ■ "vo" or .’woutorc west of mar Nashville owuynear luiuu, Stony Point, announeenient of a most esn.||n>t pro. receipts were NEGRITO TRIBE IN MICHIGAN. will have an auction sale on Tuesday, I gram accompanies it Olivet College OVER $5,000 DID NOT GET WHOLE­ ---------- | October 17, at 10 o'clock a. m. Lunch h making .'Xcellenl program under the Schantz Believes ! will taserved at noon. H. E Downing, l-ad.-nibip of it. strong Mitring young Representative SALE PRICES. vWtrilV "" ‘Thl»THPLegislature Should Have Agricul• “ .Cti^beK Splendid Weather, Excellent Exhlb. president. And. by the way, if there " Hop Tht S' • tLeVharni ... . Mr. Linsea. as will be seen by His 1 is one thing that we of old Michigan o ege o Same ft ork. | announcement in another column has From The Traveling Representative its, Fine Attractions, and may wall feel proud of.il i, the splenDidn't Wtuk S'd jiatrunage of ,t» higher inatitn-i As . BANNER readers!know Represen.-------- several horses, cows and other live Of A Dayton, Ohio Grocery Orderly Crowds. (ions of iraming. All report the larg. ' Sebanu i, very much interested stock as well as other kinds of property The Barry county fair of 1905 h Hrm As Promised. * now ert attendance in ; their hiatory Tbe h*v’n® su,c Agricultural col- which he will sell ■ at this auction. only a mutter of memory, and it b ad, with «O»I the 1,rrT*^ • ■oil >b" "l»te. Remember the date, October 17. will. University Representativea of a Dayton. Ohio Drtf.F ta always a pleasure to recall the lcv since 1 la*t Normal College enrollment has paww.1 “ooernl'« “« "I "hlch we have grocery firm canvassed the farming ord-breaking fair at Hastings in lta.\ anniids •the l«»l mark ,md expect, t„ ,ou„d 1 brfur'- Thl' : G™“<1 Rapid" STATE FEDERATION MEETING. community around Casa City during «a«.n„tT,IlM1N„ i~ youj of imitiMh'tiJ'd----- --------. ..i |j Herald recently publish nn interview The annual meeting of the State the summer taking orders and recently tuu.tc . combination of eircumrtiuicw ; mid IlWmvn: the M A U emtin i with Rep. Schantz cuii-ernhig his pet I have b-e.n Federation of'Women's Clute is held a carload wart'shippt-1 there to be de­ • jbr hH’ll taSnITt”'”' woathor. | gout nombon, or<;r !<««> ,!,.. Mining scheme,, a copy of u hich wuk sent at Kalamazoo next week. Oct. 17. 18. livered. Wallace Gilbert a well known . ivu !Of I Eugerie'Davenport, Dmu and Director, and U». Over 300 delegates nre expected farmee nenfr Holbrook refused to accept ADVERTISED LETTERS. hibit. and crowd, that taxed the number of M. A. <• l„r X ,utno,, i of the State college of Agriculture at | beside several hundred visiting clttb the order be had given claiming they larnulk” Mrs. Burley Tubbs, Mrs.. Pearl Furr. ^“7 * *1"-,J,r «r"“°dt. Jlit-L Adrian, K.d.un’^ tlm, Ht-r Urbana, HL- who hi in written the j women. The delegates from the Hast- had obtained it under false pretense, Stella Wood Hifll. Mrs. fluper. Ida With th.™-rendition,. coitnlM with and n..m«w» prir^ «.lmt.h'fol,,,wF,‘Kl’‘’'rw,,«F' Sdhantz. which ings Club are Mrs. W. D. Hayes and he being asHured when the order was Clifford Blaxier Miss Mary Barnhill, a.'TO’nty atul mrtwjp-iM. ,y lhe fair Srnlrt..phmdid addition whll. wu!*’"'............... :"' the metlual of 1 Mrs. Walter Lampman with Mrs. R. taken the prices quoted were whole­ ' explains Mill more full; Miss Ella M. Hull. Miss Corrie Smith. I. t^E h" ,hon’,|s|'1y hd'«' W‘ «h<".'l. help .well th. mignifcHrt. soil investigation now ;oiag on in Hl- I I. Hendershott and Mrs. E M. Hoy: sale. But shortly alter placing his Mr Alexander Bisselt.' Joseph Doyle, srd the IlnsungN fair..ai>d were nut j tantigent that cannot help but leaven inois. Concerning the। *rror mentioned 1 as alternates. Quite a number of other :, order Mr. Gilbert to satisfy himte'lf ...... ..oiiujl ucq> nui icaven : . . . i --------------Ix-roy Custer J. HaiiMin. Mrs. Luvinda afraid to inret a little n^. y to kt ' tfce r,-... Hulife of „f the the ' coimnunwealth roumumwealth and m... Store of’G. A.-----------------Stevenson.ar»> planning nlwnriintr to attend, the provu-rx. ::I went- to tbl?--------life ““ • '-r '“'I'- s«-'h«»t’’- desires us to 1' ladles are ------state tlie mistake wks- 4y the reporter i gram offered being an especially inter- j a Io"al (** 9jty merchant and secun-d .people know what they ini^lit e»pect 1 ijation. '■ *. t do j | prices for the -same bill of goods if they came to Hastings..v(ho secured i ----------- ----------- —■ and not by him u»te k u wat the time .esting one. ; ------*-:>> ----- *_ and —। t found to his surprise ■ he could have • of the interview that he I workings of * h ’V»s A Kood attractions and lodkta’ after all ■ H MIHriLfY .the nutnteNess details of the fgi-r. so I . ' save.l si 1-4 by tratling at home. Follk»an Davenport and his a-*istantH were — ~ ~ I lowing is lh<b lisi of goods ordered and as Mated in the letter-. • AF AfnhFNTC :h"‘ th’-n‘ w-’n’d-te no dtajpjMintmeht . i the entsidc <i.u .1 local jiriees. . Urbumi, 111. J, I,)..;, ■ v! m ii 1 V !j did . ‘‘ain,‘ hl*n‘- '‘’dy « sylvn- ! surr.-t.vful fair wgs Lo bj expected. : Hop. W. H, Schantz ' '< aiload Local. ErieHastings. Mich, i i ^d the. expectation 'was, iii no aentwi; : -....... ....... H*kin< . »IX. 4 lb. HioijtiJ F' f'prr.......... ' ! i | --------HAPPENED ON WEDNESDAY AND TiaappOfatta. q< Convened Monday, organizes Dear Sir: . 1 tb. » llil.ani-fh ................. . ‘ lb. GUi«rr. (i. ............. . I haxe read with pleasure in the . o _ r | The exhibits tn < very -partinent : ; THURSDAY AT THE FAIR ,. i o i n , , i . , * “ E COURSE OF THE C K. & S. IN AND GETS DOWN TO BUSI­ । ranked with atiy county j'ni| In Mich- I < ■ rand Rapids Herald the account al.'s ll>. Ground < iuu-« . . .13 h».-Nutiure- , ........ hiding to your :irtivity| in interesting 1 REFUSING SPECIALTRAINUN(•ROUNDS \ I igan. The new sheds for | the stuck' NESS AT ONCE. - i !l>. Wbolr Hpliv. . , .1 lb. shredded {'ocnaii'it the public ef Michigai iin b.dialf of. soil LESS GUARANTY OF $M)0. j were nil nevded. and u-nts had to te I > 1 pt. Retract Lc>uo» .. .. investigation work in ahat state. ; 1 |>t. Extract Vaidlte .;... j brought into requiritivn to shelter,".*. . 1.‘ ItarsTxr soap .......... •. 1.ought t > call your kttentioh ti> an LIST OF COMMIT­ . FORTUNATELY NONE _ ]-Htme of. the animuk whet rohld nut te ! T ; i >it Bottle Aiiitsonla. .10 s i>ks. n»u Bbio .......... error in one sentence, which states in HASTINGS IS C. K. & S. .I.-. ARE FATAL protected. -Tlie bujpneM men ; TEES CHOSEN J »»•. l-autidry Stairh . . substance that mthiKslate any farmer i of Hastings cc-ojwratis/with the man- ! ■ BEST CUSTOMER. m a ‘ • = agement. and tl.e exhibits of farm ' - , Two Caused J'hursday Afternoon By tools, furniture and art goed* wiu. iu: ' ®-v ^-nnirman Miller. ’Are All At nmdysis aqd that tlie work will be 100 lb. Granulated susar ; done for him free of charge. JO lb. Exita < HuiMr ' entertaining feature of the fair. Tbe ' Work. No Special Work For Fair Brings That Road Big Patronage. »lb. Mncba and Jara • M Crossing the Tracks While a Race (’attractions were'new and rlnan. not a The truth :n that siijgle HiinlyM*s uf .rl. . Mai 10 lit. Hal'trui. ................. Should Grant the Special I ib.« urraom ... ; soil mean very little. - There is great ‘ । .i i . This Session, Was in Progress. . fake among them. -Abe only criticism ; . . I do*. Soctrye Ralmou t difficulty, in getting a good sample and Lun vi®: Without Guaranty. *a do*. Broom*. ’ of the fair wt. ta-ard was that there । The Barry county board dfsuoervlsora 10 B*r« WhlU» Soap .. , there arc a numtar. <]f types of noil It wfitild be too much to expect that I should have been more of these attrnc ‘ r|mveiied Monday afienuxm. and was lb. Table Halt . .. The C K & S. officials certainly Jid fl the fair could ta held without unpleas­ I lux Miavr MDh|' . . sometimes on each farm. Our method J ions to fill in tet wren the races But called t-> order by the chairman Fup..fwll. . wihln . 'Be Hwnur. Mr w.rb rb. ant and unfortunate incidents. B»t ■f the is to study all the typej _____ _____ N<i.: ; tin rcventivs of the society must Im-j tavis.u George Miller, -‘f Johnstown, I cotiajderntion it rleacrved. and have considering the size^of tbe crowds' on the state, beginning with tbdM cover ­ < increased largely befwrv that tan. te- '’fho later announced the committees as T_"_7.1 ” »rl_ left an impretMion that is not favor- j The. lo;-al paper states all Cass City the gruituds theaccienta were very few s ing ths largest ureas ard. -■udyiiiK proceeding to ■ -Id"'<«'l»u> in the city which Birr. who eta fellows | afforded tu any extent. merchants will not figure each item the smaller ones, alway i studving each ; , . , . . . . . ----. bay but three that we'conld bear of and ' It liecaine evident on Tuesday that Equnliratinn Johnson. Hinktay. ieafulully in both the r ehnuical unj !t,w,n f" **? bl,Mn''" "* •"> the rame in the above bill .J, b ut the fortunately hone With a prospect of a ' Smith, ft'illiams. Lawn-ncc. , ,. LZLT.1 , i town-on town.on their •lioir line. linn . . ' . . . , aggregate .. f,i«l lermiiirtiun Thu Agricultural ■’“"I ’««'u F" amount when a bill of Ais . physical relations, in urikr tu learn the Criminal claims. Kearns Hinkley. -When Barnntn's or Sells Bro . j,, purcha»<ed will be practically the *. irtv i. ...»«• .ummendvd for doing |«vl.m. yvury. .burn Win. . rtmtmof test methods qf treatnept. 1 *re are then S^W8 are ’n Knlanjnzou, or wl Thorpe. rhen they _; MIn0 in anjr jtore in thoirtown, it w be.-’. -. ' entries, all that day and Wednesday secured this information we ar us inp« b as it d’d to minimize tta Youngs tfhenever we I h*ve H • K- * | ing inderxtobd. the locnl merchant did forenoon, saying nothing of the many , Other claims. able to advise farmers v , poseilrility of aceidentw employing a \ ,u th.-«,ll d "" U ' UOTU “ a ul “ “ 1 not . : mn. prixw. m ran cent lute. that bad I*"’' , made Saturday and Mi>'i- Smith x know their lijcuHon in to these yuil Salaries. I.. JHines, Thorpe. and.; tk’’rra"<l <'tf"dtaFtnJru’ Hmi’"b'.' !*>»> , i-... thriekDlivery .................it ....hus becn ■ •learned■ Mince . •■areas. Tn order todete mine (hi- (<.r!'■'"“■"’“B’'S*''’1 Uoy.fi. >r- maki'n - a the proprietor. <d tbe -bow-pro not Wednesday «w the rar..nl record for .. ? ; hurchasers who are eot ...,,4 l.«..y.-.l tbv gm.nl, M 1-u.t two Wnl.mwl.y „w th.. f..r that Umt the eptirc stale w<* Bepjrr.s. afraid to odi| they have been "done f and -Wien ' *“■' K“-r...ty .r the «. c..k..t. wdnM ..... V'. imp. J*' '•’'■X™ I’-"’" 7*1' "' ; survey county by m.„. ' f.i dHIeret.ro,: k. * K taiow.-who kind up" That tijej articles are. of inferior , • ; .- lets, which reached tta r.2i«' .uiark. . : by ws'pou. noting ail .• > William*. of a fair we have »n Hastn-gg,. and.; quality in qvery way. • ' down to an area as tuna 1 as ftomoon during \n«lb auw. Thin - is.JnLt another argnmvnt- in fi|i:rnuir.xtu.n:. .1 Appurttonmeu . , . „ ... crowds to this fair. Thir v«tar bee y ( favor of dealing with home merchant«. I th. Tatars of pert Striki md ft’. H survey is completed.ali 1 n. i Scbautz and Director P. a! Sheldon' id D W-illinmi onlers .goods from • ,; The -— perstMl ।—«-» (who ----- — —«• .« ------ --• —■ have Us-ii studied and tl le proper treats ;-or£c Ihwtaf Gnurl Rapids; fflmnhled Hii then have a i WvUtKalamazoo] to see thd h. it, tj1Vs4{. cauvMers does not ace itdoneup i 'induced to -top oil here, and -so the । menu determined. ,W< and Sell. Hi.- rider. -Fnjd Preston, of pt*opla were afforded th.- oyqxtrtuiilty IraHis upon which to uns verr almost almost anv any h’ o,!'c*als to arrange for p -q>e<-iiil in.for,. their <>ytw, hut it is aevora! ManKni imazuo.. was piekesl up in an inask about th- trtti0 Thursday of the fair} one that, WM>ka H(Ur haVv ,<ioknl >t the to Vs-' tta finest exhibition of trotting: question that a num mat :«•« .— would unable th-.people of 'Aomlland j hhuwn lefore tta goods nre de-<-iisi|Je coi.ditum. Luckily the horse ; l&mm-o ! witnessed on the Hastings grounds .i ^Inventory Court Houv-. Mans. \'oung’ suil'uf ariy farm within the state. did not fall ynliiui or theVesult would ever to stay Until five or six o'clock In the livered and.iun«f does not know if the The trayk record of 313’3. which had !■ . Very ti uly yours. afternoon.' For the Assoi-iatiun. the goods . have lieen different. As it was Preston stood for, yair's, was- on Wednesday | and Chiuntarlain. received are like the sample* or Ej Davenport officers agreed to advertise tie special ' escaped with a few bad bruises. But broken by the Little Payne, who in a |। Inventory County Farm. L. Hines, not, and if not will-the firm be willing f ; ie mixed train id al) the Barry Co. jikj*rs. al­ to make it right? The home dealer pi [ Bbyes and Sherk. Innominatnm broke’ope of his legs in HASTINGS SOCIAL CLUBS. • ndupt the nknovelty 1.We made h mile in 2:l . o1- * Judiciary. Youngs Abbey and johnso in the Lake Odewm ]>apvr». You knows it is only . by honest dealing ■ thus chipping a full second off •s - eonrists <>f the fall and had to be shot. ■ can imagine their disgust when the he ran gain and retain costumers and On Thursday afternoon, during one Wlnfer Scaion-• aiid •Jipperk. hat. pintale record on the local half mile truck. ' £) . * t Williams Abbey and ■ Organlre For C. K. & S. managers showkxl their it is for his btet interests to give you of the trotting races, and while the I ftie-wvssitin Dates Selected For - a native and moro The running race was marred by an | Jbhnwni ( . I ’ interest in their best customer Hast­ the best article he ran afford for your Itapwitn < •, : tmiti of mix41 gates were clo«ud and the special police accident which we mentioned el*- ; ' Eud Hm.th jr„hnM„, all(1 U Hines. Parties. ings, and their appreciation of what money. Eqvery argument is in favor |dtww.t In European cof- were guarding the track. Mn*. Aubrey —Insurance. Hinkley. Ncvinsr and The Hastings Social Glub which has traffic the fair gives them, by de­ of patronizing borne merchants ‘turn.- -.f. .-tyle. his feet en- Frances, of Castleton, and her little A pleasing feature uf Wednesday was i Chamberlain. been a strong factor in tibial cirelca in' manding a guaranty of ifiJUti businen.' ' i«sd in f .i;. i‘ni leather ahoelc daughter who probably had hot heard the addrebs of ’.Governor Warner that 1 iSupt. of Poor Report, Boyes. 1». course the guaranty was refused' as ; Haitings for several winters 'past and । Of B XZtave^T Bought never to HAS THE OLD NEGATIVES, . a l.liu-k df.ljy the warnings, started to run across the afternvon. H- mak-- HO pteteoq whose parties are moat Admirably and track *6n the east, side of'the fair oratory, and the subject he discussed. :| Williams and Sherk '.ta. Ttab i .a prized porI ICo. Clerk's Report. Thorpe. Chum­ ! successfully conducted, recently held n have been asked in the find place, and ground, just ns the trotters wore round­ i dairying, would uotadinii of oratorical 1 .11 v.-'h .roMumt, we hope the.C. S. will ' meeting to discuss pains and select , we-nope »ue.v; K. & u& o. »»>u never i>v»p« >' C M. E'ariey, Nashville Photogra. terlain and D. Williams. ing into the home strelch. A sulky • ----flights. But. he is a master of that ftiierk, and Youngs. dates for the .seasonsI parties. The [ make such a mistake nor show ’any pher Hrs Old Ones Made lq Nash­ ami whal hr, Mid WM of Tim (..mmiltrav m all M work-in ,.mCrr» w: ’ : Fil’d Sti bbius. ( p'rea ; I such a spirit toward this city again. ' unrf- struck the little girl. wfoo was-uti- IN EVERYWAY. IHEBOAIiDOf SlifflIVISOliS A'. UL WAS NOT FAIR TO HASTINGS M;’’. * OVERALL CUT. ‘very dot­ CHARGE, rush com s fair. tAPHER. (Ot-wtea ta~lh“"T 1,rey,'“",ta~ “d*‘ ’'!*( D. OES. i pay you /' i Hastings ; pay you tee *us or~ ill i, Mich. ALWAYS: OMPLETE: YES, AS: IRNITURE: ’S NGE I 1 have a ♦ t Regui*- J 1 FAIt ~ TWELVE PAGES REMARKABLE INCREASE LAST WEEK WAS A WINNER fHAPTFD IN OiTOBEE ,., At MIOirta-, MWKr iMtltBt|o„, ra l eone. Visit Friends In Last week Mrs. Annetta Shively, ofl this city m-eived a visit from Rev. and Mrs. J. R. King, vf Freetown. Siem* Leone, the latter taing aneice of Mr». Shively. Rev. and Mrs: King aro missionaries representing the United Brethurn rhurch in that far away country, and laboring among the na­ tives there. Freetown is the capital of; that English colony, and it was there that many former slaves were taken after their liberation in English poatiossiona •It is not without what we would call civiiizatim. for many of its in­ habitants know something-of civilized life.. But there is an abundant call for missionary labor and need of the mwolfish work they are doi,nc. s MICHIoah, THUMDay, Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? * A1IW- ♦ healthy I >ou’U «»’ ♦ * lo",j( wbu.tewnl.Mm. A ville For Past 2sVears. the tarions duties assigned them. I Rob't Lambic. Vice 1‘rjs. ; ’Carl Wes- i For we are-sure that this city has not ‘ „.inJ iuU'rferrd to «?me extern puncr. Sec'y. x-. Will Stdbbins. Tirus. ! lacked in friendship for thi* road. ? C. M. Early Who n c.-ffriy purchased •■"..vi.B .......---------------. ; Naturally the equah/atioif and claims : pintcy. - •—;-- .v,iOTnihive th- most « —’ —■ !| with hps "peaking. But- •• tin- pleasing exacting q-|u, parties will be held ns last year m I and has shown, ita approciation in a.- ttye Hurd gxll-Ty nt Nashville makes Mt. Rose’s Hall, andthcjTroxel orclvn- ' tangible wav by giving it a fine' »<nsi- ' an import.xnt announcement in thi^h-t pereonality of his excellency and Iuh ln(h.M frmk. kindly ways made a very fav“ tra will-as usual furnish music for the ncss. That road nuist know that tart !I sue. He has all tbe negatives taken fur I foH the I very well, and it ought not to invite ; thela^l ijp ars by his predecessors. He taerjNjcted. • Arable imprestau and his practical PROMOTION FOR , iaiJr That same aftem>‘U. at the muhI in •, talk added tuAthat impttjwion- lk by E. G. HOLBROOK. ! twelve partii~ are ns follower:i: Oct. 19, criticism rof itself again . declining: h prepan il u> make photo’*, from these u n'.x.ijt track just west of tlif grand stnnd. ; ||lw.,yM.welcome hi Hastings. new ©m-s. He ia :in excellent ; Nov. 2, Nov. 1-’. Nov. 30, Dec. 12; to grant a special train for the big <Uy I (jr ; j.jr.iMvl ; Mrs. L<t»nan: Whitney, an elder y i > . Tbu r Mlnv nnuonbtodb '.«» tta I-m Assistant InDec. 21. Jan 1. Jun. 11.! Jan. 2ft.' Feb. onhellu.ting»r.irwith..ul ngn»r»i.ly .u,d .w-rvm lhe i-lroniMS- of Thursday undoubtedly sw the Inrg- • • i ar.tl pinn< (I skij, living near Fleaport, whs attempting ; gathered in Hastings. Appointed Cok-nel and Assistant In ; H, Feb. 22, April 19. j from the Agricultorld 8n<-i«t|y. which I tbOTe w | lo j,Lk w,n-lt in hi. line.- . est emwd evertr^inC. g« cuRr*l T ' 17ta morning K. '.V S. was specter General, U. R. tunrv or bbmk vro* the track just as t ■ Tbe Hastings Sun Flower Club is undertake, ah it eiin afford whan it j I ----another social organization which has I gives the fair and agro* to advertwe inding aii carve, carve. ketl when g(,t to Delton so that k. of P. --------------„ : tightly ' ,n a ruce wero rounding CHARMING FALL RECEPTION. . i -- prosperity, j the C. K. & S. sjitaial train. when <’ kfltere wasn't even standing room. The . th(i state Republican of enjoyed- several■ season's li'i-i i knee»” evidently tacame frightened f..„---^ Mrs. CJemtmt Smith, Mn*. M. ta i couiinued on paseuUMfc 1 s.tttniav i» the following item which 1 They will give their ataiea of twelve saw the horses coining. Had 1— she sU still the driven* could have dodged “ H; ------ --------------------will be road with interest by Mr. parties at Reed's Hall this winter. CHANGED THEIR RULING. very eharming reception Saturday, at her: but instead sb.' kept .m running! qi|ir|np • ■ • । Troxel's orchestra also fhrnxshes music WAS MOST INSTRUC„ „“!■ °",r .^ AN°THER —— the Snith home on East State Street. ......................................... ^ JOHNSTOWN Holbrook'S many friend* here. Maj. E- G. Holbrook of this city for thia club. Their parties fall on the Mail Cannot Be Delivered When Ad- I In^the receiving line with the hosteescs TIVE ENTERTAINMENT I She was badly bruised and cut about has been tendered the appointment of following dates: Oct. 2R Nov. «. Nov. .r< r-«. XIrw Azlriun CtonlfAr w<re Mrs. Adrian Coulter xvY of *'Chicago, ' then head, and the shock mav dressed to the Rural Mall Box may vroie prove colonel and assistant inspector general 23. Nov. B0. Dec.-14. Dj«. W. Jan. 4. Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth, of Grand Jan. 18, Feb. f. Feb.1 1ft. March'l, But tbe injuries she sus­ Th4’ Given Monday Evening By s*»ricns. of the Michigan brigade. Uniform Number Only. Rapids. Mr. Fred C. Hunnold. of tained, though painful, would not be Oeorge Frey Hanged Hkn»elf In Rank. Knights of Pythias, to take March 1ft Mr. J. Rehdr is president Balmer*.' Kaffir Boy The postoflice department has quite Chicago, Mrs. Alice Scidnam. Childs, HIs Barn One Day Last considered dangerous in a younger effect Nov. W- Hi making the appoint­ imd S. C. Brock vice president of the of Kalamaxub. The house was beauti­ gracefully backed down on it* recent > '■*' Choir. Week. ment Brigadier General William H. Snn Flower Club. person. ruling that mail aduremed to the num­ fully decorated with fall flowers. Loomis, of. Grand Rapids pays Maj. Ibt- Metlr»ii<.church was Crowded Scarlet dahlias and salvias, autumn Cinurge Frey. «■> «> >'«r <J'' ber only of ru'al mail box without the SPECIAL CLOAK SALE. WANT AOVS. PAY living In the -inlhern part of Jobnn- Holbrook u very high compliment, say­ vines, and festoons of gra|>e vines from n r?'!E’’ bear Baller’s BANNER name of the person or persona getting I r v 1 1,1 Tbare is nothing ww„. cummitled suicide by hanging ing: mail from the tax can be placed in tbe which hung purple cluaterr ‘if grapes •In doing this I Iwl thnt 1 um w- Wright Bros- Will Have One Thurs­ were .used • very effectively in the 7 j;41* er tertainment hy Mondey ot 1-1 w«k- »'* tax. This was so manifestly wrong Helped A Baltimore Farmer Ufa* wife and the hired man drere to Battle enring to the brigade, in case you are day, Friday and Saturday that the department rescinded the ord­ dining room< where light refreshment* the pose of Hia Shropahlre Sheep were wared-by Mimes Maude Smith ' that day. and in their .>-aco billing to ae<s-p* the poaition. the Iiolg? ’b,ttck taj-s enjoyable, er. and now demands thht the name of This Week. Afrk.ahj. Mr j W Benina Bute*. Florence Harper and be hanged hirnMlf in h» H*™ No wrrics. ,d a talented and loyal olticer and Rams. Wright Bros announce, elsewhere a as well as the number be p^t on the Evelyn . Kopf:' Mrs. Wood catering- ’ .M one wb«e eSorte >• r">dui• "n‘'r«Sd Mi» Elsie Clarke wttf* motive can l» thought of. a. te wa. mail to be delivered in any mrrl In Ae BANNER of Sept. «. Ocorge special cloak opening the balance of tire of much good to the brigade. 1 Mesdnmes A. E. Renkis. L. J. Good­ ‘■ I instructive. Padd7o'rd7**a well known Baltimore in eomfortal.le cireumatancn. and gm»l mail tax. ’ wt}'. of one of intend to ask considerable aurvice o!. ek. A representative . year. L. -E. Stauffer. C. H. Osborn. R. Tbfv- K •»« won- all naked lit- fgnner advttftiird in our want column health. He loaves von if pomible for you to render it. in . tfar largest cloak manufacturers of the K. Grant. <j| Mixer, W. R. CooJt Ur African ROBBED HENRY GLEICH ’ a two sons. John and Omer. .justt a *few years ?(0 registered _____ 22^ --- -------’•“*-*' Shropshire ewes and I the wav of inspections and instaUatipM I country will be at their store with a IOC nnj .......... , CIGAR STORE. and Mis* Edith Lombard assisted in Uwh: < ,/ 't ’‘ th, > have h“VC h'Cn . ]Hng fur sale. Umlerdate <)f O«imt--they ing rams for line of ^samples. ill afford’ h»m long long fall f------------'------- •- Thi- w -« during tbe coming winter. I hare receiving. Troxel’s orchestra fumi.-hod ' AUCTION SALES. in that k 1 be -^-gv,,-^ *nda ««3 ns fcrn another want adv. and the customer the opportunity to as­ Friday afternoon Konkle & Bene­ inusic throughout the afternoon. Over - - 8iB —K r» h» I ;i ill: —■ Ab advertised last week‘in tta> BAN­ felt that's conscientious inai»ection bj u* y uke on ,na<* । Wrtlw writ- MftlHowa:at fuMows:-‘-Ple«* change onr M eivilb^ “7:'' h,|tl !? ” ul "“ a capable ofticer would do tbe companies sure herself of entire satisfaction in dict's barber shop was cloned to permit 200 ladies called. Those who assisted KER the-following auctions Will 4ake in the iuc BANNER p I— |„ 11 w»- *n object . Rllv■, in «a enclosed as much good and make tta ceremonial, the purchase of a cloak. all hands to attend the fair. While in. readying remained for ten with the have Kill' ll iimr ^“jr;'mary radeavor. . all ................ place this week. which has beer, so inq»lect<d in the they were away, some one broke into guests of bun or. -nu.-avor. and ana .u. an 1 WP -have sold «o»r ...... Il.nrrK Kahler, two n,U« rw» NOTICE. .U'mLuL Wetav. sold V »h-P the shop, stole about $2 worth of pen­ one half milo north of D.lton past, mean more in the future. ’ ’ ii» n™ ‘I" wiMri1- w“ 1" People is. as well as outside of, the nies and-'two taxes of cigars from our mlvcrtirt'nwnt >» «he Maj. Holbrook was elected captain ft’m. Mitchell and sou of this citj 10 a. m. . «>• d.elarati<ta tbrt it WM n<,t Tbi, i> in line -Uh the expenmme m Thurwl.y Oct IS of Lansing Company h'» in May 1D01. fire limits of this city should and are Henry G leich'a cigar stand. It would Jarno. H. McLnan. one mile eart of and held that position until June. l»05, hereby requested to clean chimneys probably not be hard to locate the thief have secured the contract for grading "“TOHy but env' * environment that moulded others. before starting fire in furnaces. This the new Ka’amaaoo, Grand Rapid* •**"««. There is hope fS :--------- -.urn, thia week ShuiU. Thunrtay OeL IS “ *J: °* when be was appointed aide de camp may save a serious firn later. ■ interval in the want cxhubw electric road which got* through CMH«tryB«-htel B^tlmore FRANK NASH, with the rank of major- He hMM de* < m> much can be done 1 —every week in factLogic frequently gem the l«rt of AIL Fira Warden. on C. K. Edmund, farm Friday children Mta cLX*T DaaMr- B<Jmer ‘ cided to accept the appointment. Dr. Cte».Rn-dl hx nwxd into bi. tbtwiiM?, Ua'e ^•'■omplishad with IS al 0 m. little biack boys. r.mseibu, when pi.-ked up. Her bip .mid lune was dirtMated «t »be ><>«*■ »'“.> she whm badly bruised. Dr. Fuller put„ . h the b.nie back in place, and th<- little girl is getting along as well as could j I . ■BMW •K �HASTIMjS BANNER. OCTOBKU 12, J905_ rSANNER. Piibltshml rrfcry Tftuniday Mlchhpuj. toroniba THE BABY'S MEALS. as shown by the Indictment of several members of the meat trust. meets with at We are to have a new American NASHVILLE. : cable leading direct to China and Jap- X Mr. and Mrs John Titmarsh of An-' j an, and it is agreed that it shall be in Xigo, Wisconsin aregoest of his brother ■ ; operation before by April. lUOfl. Subscription by Mail. Post-Paid. Wm.Titmarali and family. GNE YEAHi............ BIX MONTHH....................................... Mr. and Mrs. Alien of Battle Crock I ALONZO 0. CADWALLADER. TilKEE MONTHS visited Ed. Kinne. and family last Katered at tbe postoffictj a( IlaTtUigs, Michi- —. . ' un as second chum muer. I The Prominent Real Estate Dealer, The funeral of Mrs. Arthur Offlrleyx of This City, Who U Selling was held at the Evangelical church <OVI!«T1MNO KATES. Display advertising, rates furntdiml un appll- I Wednesday at 2 o’clock. Rev. Voelker Lots of Property. officiating. The remains were laid to Alonzo D. CadwaHader, the subject rest in Lakeview cemetery. 1 of the cut below, took his degree as Wm. Titmarsh and fismily will move i "lto.-b.lor vl Uw..” «t th. Un.ver.itj to Nashville after their auction sale OMtuary. pwiTy and rraojuUons. be a line, j uf Michigan in 1867 , when James V. which occurs this week Tuesday. . SSS * j C.mpteU. Cb.rl«. 1. Wdker. Thom.. Nashville was well represented at rtStfalM- Cooley ...d A.Uey Fond wen, Low the county fair. game and post offlcc address. Professors and James A. Sweezey was There ^wns no school Thursday so the . ~---------- one of the regents. JOB PRINTING. Tbe Basxkh h:ui mw of tbe besd eqnlpjted j 1868 he was lulmitted to the bar teachers and scholars might attend the fair. !■* K1.ta..0.> Clreoit Corr, .nd Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bullinger are at in 18,6 he was admitted to practice There i. .ria.»t » p..rru« orc - tb. U’ ‘’V?" s"l’r-»» Court of this Stare Gret-nville Ohio..visiting relatives. (1 H. Young has sold his. hardware part ot ,-ever.l leading repuldicu, | "he“ Tho“““ >L Cbo!e>' “i'1 stock to O. M. .McLaughlin who lias ; inendiers of the U. S. senate to oppose : urst ce'. , * • taken |>osaessibn of the snme. Mr. l-reeidenl HburelMf. ide.’of giving I vln l*,!' b’. “■""“’i, “ L*w °“c'' the tater-itato Mmntamrtm.mto.iod «n« »m twreeolect- Young has been retained for the pres- i power to ilv nuulmium tata.hr freight r? Clra,'‘ <?“r< Commlb*>».r of ent by Mr. McLaughlin in the 'ton . | John, Scarvol will leave next ThtWj- I .nd itataeoghr |r|tfiic on thr* ruilrond. ' .*’1^ ', thl ut.tr,, X» op. wi.he, to!. l»f" b.-.w.t.d inH.-t- day fur Dollar Bay in the upper p <jn- ■ I th~. m«, tbo fnllret prewm.. h»«> ««M«1 ta thr insula .Where he has accepted a posi­ tion as manager of a hardware stole. tiun of their views. But if they think Mrs. Scarvel who is superintendent uf , the American petqilu will longer toler­ music in the schools'of this village will ate the giving t<* railroads the^ power ■ remain here until the close of the j their^ u'Mi’Zi^to. when it i-. school yean known thatJhey favor certain cities ~ Invitations are out for the weddit K at the expense uf others and^certuin ! large ahippem to the serious harm of i > of H. D. Wotring and MfosFluy Bee smalletjihippOTBlof^ the ^satne good.-. ' . which oecures Oct. 17. these venerable senators will wake up | Elmer Cross has gone tn R<a”k I-lan tome duy to find out how litth< they I j Illinois where he has a position. know about whatthe American jieuple I Mn*/C. M. Putman has lieen enter­ are thinking and” whnt^ they^_hnve ; taining her brother D. L. Smith mid concluded. The people*areTmunistal^ I ,1 wife of Battle Creek. ably with the president.; It is a targe ) Mrs. Ed. Sheldon and w»n Fay are j, question: and it is possible that serious | | visiting relatives and friends in Ohio 1 mistakes may liel made in attempting ' i and Pennsylvania. to correct railroad abuses. But the I [• John Messimer of Detroit has been ; railroads are themselves responsible j a Nashville visitor the past week. . .■ for the public sentiment favorable to government regulation of rates. And I I Mrs. Wm. Strong who ha- been visit- i that sentiment will force the issue fo [ ing relatives nt Chicago and .Union a eurilcusion fayotable to tbe iwntime.nt i City has returned home.the people entertain on the subject, j COOK BROS. Editors. PORTV-MINTM YEAR. * phyali-lan of a cbaritj boapltal tM children wu.^ once congratulated on the j remarkably healthy lot of Infants be' eeemed to have in his ptare at alii times, and be was. asked the reMOU why. He explained that he had by ae cklent stumbled upon a truth which helped blin greatly. He gave out «n ortlor ouce to the nurses to fisil nil the Infants in a certain way. using certain ounntltjes and proportions at intervals | he carefully Mpecifled. Including night < feeding; In his periods of intervals, j The head nurse, to whom he gave tbe directions, misunderstood him and took one period of omlwlon of tbe n-edlug" to ho from 7 p. ul fo 7 a. to.. nnd»for j some time thl? rule of no night feed­ ing was strictly followed without bls being aware of IL The (^rrrepoudlng-1 ly increasing health of tbe infants at this time surprised him so much that1 be made inquiries of fate narsesf try- ' Ing to find out the reason for tbe un-1 usual lance nt night ami relief from isually filled hx crying babies at n period usually of (A with' the sounds from ail quarters nt mt the •«mis- AlZ th© MospItpL. He found Hint taken utiderstfiuding of bia ulrectlufit and tlj'” omission of the iriglit feeding* had lieen the direct cause of these bene-; fits, so afji’r that be gave It a< a direct ; onlen and the nlgljt? conitatr-l serene for all.—New-York Glotie. ft ft FLANNEL UNDER SKIRTS 1 We are showing some extra values in « this line and invite uour careful inspec- 5 I tion. 2 Ladies' Jersey Knit Skirts only - . . ’ “ Ladies' Black Jersey Skirts trimmed with red and blue slrioe.ffi Ladies'Extra Heavy Wool Skirts . . * 3 Ladies' Fine Wool Skirts nicely made and trimmed SL50 J Skirt Patterns in all colors SLOO ® - - . The Mastadon cotton batts for comfortables is the nicest batt ever used. A solid sheet 6x7 feet, full three pounds of good clean cotton Call and see them The Most Complete Corset Stock In Harry County W. E. MERRITT USES FOR CHEESE. cu^. mny. well won be b. usoxl asjn m « substi<.u»ii !I Cheese tut., ror mwt 00.1 H wrvod botli no tuic *ur uivui UIK, «a OM. _ —-. | .... cooked and. cooked. The commonest ; way of using cheese Is as layers In; other dlshea with which ICU the mv epeese ITirv’i- tta- j, A.-rtUvor'ta barmopiotis. W1K-U V...... tit .... — U mixed all through the dhli In thia j way art grain Is the phrase u*nl to i ; describe it, and potatoes, ciitditlowcr. k',‘7" twnor u. HWtrlrltf ta th" mouth .nd -o,it.fir u-«>nri>r rm ntilllv. suit! «1W'J£ their wearer painfully,” said a dontl-1t. - Only last week a gentleman be feared he was !to un- and said... - *-•—•‘Such •’ “ "" bl" shooting pains attack me.’ he ’■, tlnjt often I utter loud «»atb* In ^_-J the m rrt unseemly place* rfr tens. l»efore t ie minister, mid HO on. It is like thntsts. Do you think I am goknife . lone iny tongue';’ I found that *“»•' twn d J,*" J fferenf motels had Immhi used in fixing ' " the jaxir mnn’s false teeth. TlH*-»e mct.tl . combining with the s.tHvn, had I a small battery. Electricity ireu'T; red In the battery contfunaily. mid «■ I'M-k nftH- shock wu* ndmlnlst-riH.I •> the (ongm*. I .painted tlie met. al wltii un liBuliiting vnniish. Therehe man tad w more trouble.’’— r A NEW SCHOOL WILL OPEN HERE«, THE AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTER. The moat complete ayalem in »»Ke. Any. ’tt** it. Otjjy j few lessons ueeeawtry. Only five meaeur eiitirt KkrniKg The only system that keeps up with th* pn. . teachers in attendance. To the ladies *>: Ha-. . nciDitj.s school for the purpose of fancy 'dre$< cutting i. . .■ UJAklfj nil! open In your city sdou. The ettupay) has .■ lifr. h r*|ct*fnu. tire* in tbe city who will be pleas* d tu call ai ;. ■ iuTues auitxpaa details. Do not fail to examine the system a; :ir:t upportaidiy. The cla» will be under the management ot ’ ... ■cfi.eturs. drslnaj teachers, dress makerfe and cutters uf the big ’ 1 nation, not eaij as skilled workers but as teachers capable nt :i:; - i r- their kuowi , edge toothers. The course.uf study inchni-• ; >’V'al illiistratfofis of the causea and faults as well as proper ren.i-u. ’f-.’f-•.bfircintctkc, A very interesting innovation is the exbildtiou ■ the pupil r_r„ Of Ik w practical result to be achieved by the method* u: which tbty^baZ been instructed. This is done by theaturiog. draffinu ainicttUuj tie goods, making them up and trying,them on the ^rsu.m atuond without any alteration. cabbage mid other vegrtabhM an* de- ’ IIcIouh prepaml lu thin way. (Which is ] in reality Jmt a plain scallop with » ' cbei-M* nd-led. . <’Ih'chi- is nhm uu almost injlispensu ble lugredlent of all tomato ag<!,tuara i roul paste dishes. Many people u.m? i layer of grated ebe.*se uu tlie top of s variety uf baked dishes, letting'll take । the place of a final layer-of cntmUs.; f As eheCse should only l.*e cupked long j enough jm top «f a dish to melt and j, perImps Slightly brown It.- It Is bettei to wait until the dish Is almost cooked 1 OrlirlM ol CASTLETON CENTER. before sprink’Ung on. the layer ot • Wl >.t.-vrr m..y l«- thought ul Judge ?r,ct|r0 0I tbe l*w. where he has ron- ! Twu InonUs w bo hud b«—n <i>mniittod cheese or to put it on after taking from Mrs. Frank Demmiare and Miss Hr^i’. iu.livi.lual view, in ~,m.. Ji-! tiruirtl to riwide, and ha, boeu three t6 a lengthy reeluniou beguiled the ! tlie oven, ’ aays the Cleveland Lender ' I »««■» o'WoodlMMl .peut sH.nd«y «l rections it must be conceded by nil times elected Circuit-Court i hours of their ••ontlnement with Left u nil rated except -by tbe warmtl) drearj n gnuii* played by showing eijch other ; C. G. Brumm'*. that his app-al lor the bettor enforte- mi«iouor ot this county, ,_ ___ _ of the GWi. It will retain more of tbi. I Hin.'ill Iflat stones marked with black ment of law. and his declaration that r__ “ _ ~ ___ ; ________ ____ _ For the past Twenty years Ire has ; The fair at Hastings-well every body cheese flavor, and tide is the way it Is • All kinds of garments are cut, chUdrenV clothing of even de­ ’ 'one of the great diuagbra to the re- been engaged in the Real Estate busi- ‘ was there, usually served lu Italy, where tlie Ides dots. IHy a- preconcerted arrangement scription, everything In the way of gentlemen.- wearing appar/ 43<| the. winner would Inform the other public is lawfaantea and disregard ot neMB, jn connection with the law. and ladies’ clothing, from a plain'wrap to the hu«-»! h-a gown or ball dn«. Mrs. Phil Garlinger returned home of using grated ebeese lu this way orig I player of his victory by rei»eating in th< law,” is deserving of attention and j by persistent effort and fair dealing, after four week visit with Ohio Inated. Tbe cheese layer can be brown ' riding habits, tailor-made costumes, cloak?, capo, wraps or anything an uixiertonc the first line of the ve«ed quickly ami nicely by means of a respect. As a member of the supreme 1 has become one of tho leading Real friends. » else belonging to^ ladies' watdroix*. together with all smdwt tris | per prayer. In process of time the two salamander. court of the state, as well as a stud- ' Estate Brokers of Southern Michigan, m I ng. collars, cuffs, ruffles, cascades.-fevers, c/g dryeries u 1 iiumks managed to complete the set of Mrs. E. Pi 1 bran of Ypsilanti is visit­ ent and intelligent observer of passing ' and many a sale has been consnmated Htunv-A [and to perfect the rules of the will compete with the prevailing styles. En-nbodj ;u invited to ing Ijer daughter Mrs. Peter Baas. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. movements and tendencies, .Judges through his agency. giime. ho that when the term of Incarexamine the work. * Bert Reynolds of Fort Wayne Ind. is j Grant is qualified as few men nre to ( Early in life he adopted the princicerntlon had expired the. guine was so For inquiry addre--। A flannel wet with kerosene oil givr warding where warning is need- j pie that honesty is the best policy and visiting relatives and old friends at i Interesting that It was generally adopt­ remoye tly sj»eeks from brass. Polixb ‘ ed by Rll the inmates of the monastery e«l and to urge action in directions | will not misrepresent tu sell any piece this place. • with chamois. ns n lawful pastime. Tt very *'H»u Mrs. H. N. Hosmer entertained her, that should not be nrglect«*<L Rever- . of, property. _> >r! When threading n jieedle in n dim ,spread ifrom town to tnw.fi and lieeznie Saturday unoe for law ns the religion of thr ’ He looks after the title closely in S. S. class last . , » - after noon. . . ’’ , lifht H the thread is white hold It pupulnij throughout Italy, and the first • nation is the statement of an ideal, every transaction, mid if not right, he There were .twelve .present and ice agahl»t a dark background, if dark line ufithe vespers.was reduced to the that will owe its clearest conception perfects the samejiv. tieing an Attor- j cream and cake were served. All re- hold It agnlrtst a light background. single 4rord •‘Uouiino.” by which name j .. & glass Jar Kill keep ।the gnijie has ever since been known. . and Uwt advocacy to Michigan and its . ney at Law. is well qualified for that ■ portk _“ ®nt* .t*mepeople, .as is true of some other of I particular business in which the pur-I 1Kerney ’ . Root visited his parents at ' cl,?oiu u,“l ,u P,H« longer If pasted on ’ u __ ... • . I tlir» Iti-ilit,- (if rl.Iu ai .Iv applies' .*' tbe {Inside. Of-cotine this only our notion -, most healthful sentiments. ' chaser is deeply interested. 1 Battle Creek last. week. it. where dry materials are used. sucb ns tppnrently conceive Idea* fron»\ ? He will not handle a piece of pr^pMarion Worst and daughter Ger-5-3 * ^5 *-3-53 " but such genius could . Tlie State taxes apportioned for tins ■ tfrtY unless he can sell it as cheaply asj trade of Battle Creek are visiting the pAr tll,w troubled with i It 1 year nre lens than I] the owner would ;so Mra. Leah Worst for, are more than Chart flHU.lW 1180,000 lewi jeo that anyone any. one who ji formers former s mother Mrs. for ! water bugs imrax burnwl on'Vlovel not tun life Itself were nut the mint! nlrwidy high!}* cultivated by jpuch coutwo yean* ago. which wits also a year I ’contemplates the purchase of a farm. ‘ two weeks. or old pie tin and sprlukleil In their ”, fdona effort -reasoning—and experlwhen the legislature met. On ^icl.', or city property, will we abci-leather. Miaa E!iie Root iB worklng for Mrx | runway* will Induce them Do. leave' enee. .(j n tlie other band, animals nud tnjik are urn alwnyn nltr»vw Higher hM,...- to meet ...... o ~et llvral knowledge kiiowlnlcc Bert Titmarsh mi____ . ..near . Nashville. ..! Oh, where have you been. My 1’retty. Maid'.- ’ year* taxes et *the bc benefit of his Itftal their happy homes, "for .good." j ‘ j •mnll hlldren become von«*louM «»f To the -Barry County Fair” of courte, she Mid nppuqiriations made by the law makers. title** without charge, get convey. To revive n dying fire scatter over the • mudi knowledge 1 by merely witnessing Mrs. Coy Brumm visited her parents And what of all the things that were there. It is a great credit tu Governor .Warner : nnc” free nni1 8et tbe hitofit of hi» embers u tablespounful uf granulated j the Ini it Hjgt*ut movements of others, Did you find moat pleasant and sweet and tn:’ , at Wooobury Thursday. sugar. Old corks should be sdved for ! that he insistwl that nppropriatiom< be. large fine list to select from by. calling an<l Inj line, without thought £ effort Why. dont you know? she gaily cried, The remains of Mrs. Arthur Offley the same purpoM*, and they are very} kept down to the lowest limit, and at once nt his Real Estate Exchange, i*!i part, they niiddeuly uiscover >he shook back her furls and then replied. who died at Los Angeles Sept. 2 ‘ » were' useful to add to the wood etnpleycd for that the r also nre competent to do the that his purpose was so well carrietl Sach an agency that can command There was nothing to me in all the Fair. . samq tl ing. or, In other words, they out. j the respect and confidence of purchas- brought to Nashville Tuesday, and the . fire kindling.. With the display begin re of The Temliasen •• • - Lnmbsr C«.' - ! t-.», nipirf. ' funeral held Wednesday at the Evan- J Imitate. It l« a general ha­ - ---------: ura is -peculiarly adapted to the wants She laughed and she blushed as ehe hung her kc-ail. preMioii among psychok»g|sts that aniTbe nobility of St Petendm rg met of those who wish to aeO. and as be is gelical church. Mra. Ofilcy was the Then her ejes met mine and she sweetly said. lt 1b strange slow men arc to i mala pr. bably do -- ---- bow -----do cot co. rrvuMn; iliev Uavr Ere the winter snows shall cover the ground one day last week and adopted reeolu- j 'laite MD exieusi™ advertiser in this daughter of Mr. and Mra Chaa Feigh-; rei.'ogmxe that In all matters of practl I no idea.* baNy M we bnv,-. ’ ■- A. E. Shotv hi tions without dissension urging that | aud other States of which every piece ner and had always lived in this vicin-■ <-ni A Home of myown, I shall have found. cal hygiene the women are .. nerawaty. i Scientific American. We have bought a lot In Kenaston villv. the legislature, ^executive and judicial of property on his lint gets the benefit, ity up to the time of her going to la* We sluill never have clean cities until And the Contract of course is let to •• Wiir. branches of the'Russian government lie it seems hardly necessary to call the Angeles for her health. She was 21 they undertake The Job. nor shall, we [ Won’t Eat PoMia. M A hiiraah being ta n queer animal jL And all their choicest Lumber is going to it. aepanitAxl from each other as they are attention of all those who wish to sell years old and had been married three know how to tie good untlomil house­ Put Into a dear little Mouse for me. keepers until the private housekeepers ii after nil. We eat possums and pay in the limited monarchies of Europe. to the moral-list your property at his years leaving a little son. beside her their hereditary Ii fancy prices for them, yet a vulture I ffll A Cement wall and the Siding Cream. htisbnnd, parents, three brothers anil n of the nation extend thi.tiThe leaven Uf liberality is working in exchange. function to public needs and ; duties. Clear Cedar Shingles stained a green . sister. Mr. Offley and the little sou । will not touch one. During a long sea , m Ruwia. Ever} time the women are given a * The prettiest Grate and Mantle ever seen sun of snow some years ngu H farmer Hnu Wliil* Potato For Jnllanietl Eye. were unable to return to Michiagn. chance to clean up a dirty city, cany­ s.tifl the luxxards In hta locality were W And polished Floors that are Just a dream. Tlx? ivtiter wishes 'to testify, from The family have the deepest sympathy President 'Roosevelt has taken a very on fl crusade against public disgraces nlmnit starved, and to test the mat T1 Veneered Oak Doors and Fiuisii Ciear. decided stand in favor of preserving | bls own experience, to the efficacy of of all. ami immoralities, they arc suceestcful, A tor he killed n jlossum and put It out fR Oh, but my home will be a .Dear. the raw white.potato when used for ir* and there Is at once a nejv order of Come and see me and 1 know run’ll agree. J tlie forests df Idaho. The senators of where be could be easily found. The tftated and Inflamed eyes. It Is used I wum right about The TrnnlkisM Lumber Compan? things. Tliere should be a. women's PARMELEE. that state u ipose the plan, being de­ as folhjws, but care mmrt be exercised vultures would m t,touch it. though they civic club or city 'improvement league sirous that the "mining and lumber ( not to let the Juice of tbe potato come The singing school conducted by Mr. examined the carcass. Not sattafied In every American city and town.barons of t mt state should do the j into contnvt.wltli any elotli or clothing, Hardy in the M. E. church increas'd j American Medicine. the fanner cooked another possum Up same destn ctive work they did.’in which It will ruin by turning black. to over thirty members last night. j brown and spread it out. but the bux . BHK0I Michigan. The country will.be with | TIlu l»c,a,o to ,fc’- used sbouhl be pared tanls declimxl the feast—Greensboro . Mrs F. W. Buck of Oklahoma sCity I (Tvnn.1. Becord. the Proiden . , |। and thea. scraped J with « ‘ spoon “ *Into -*- i\ visiting her parents Mr. and Mr* When making baby’s short clothes I I Mimll fragments and a little water mothers will find it a great saving if . K■ .n• now on ; do added. Thistashould be laid upon‘ a F. D. Joels. Wita,™ Jenn.ng. Brrn.g. ,b , they will do the following two Dlmpbj Loudon POWBUHS. n curlority In tlio We understand that the Gleaners will things. Make the neck bauds of the ibe high WM on hi. way t.*|nvral,g.tr „„j ,h„n lhe pa|l>!ot op,lr hold another, entertainment at their little drones n trifle larger than ineces- Soulhn .rt. «.| lunrket, whirl, I. uld to social and ecutiumic conditions in New j and cloeo hh eyes as 'uineli uh possible burr lw» bold r<xulnrly for orcr SOO hall in the near, future. Date given vary. “ “ T. then draw very narrow tape Zealand. Australia, India. Chinn and 1 ho ns to allow the liquid tu have its Uterthrougu. Thai’s what you get when you trade heir lie c’.ake th* through, ana and when making the rieeves Mi-eres nitehl h. ’• lh"'knuw" «wnt tn the tbe countries uf^Eurupe. When he gets | effect illrwtly upon the eyeball. The MWibortlood wberr It |, bHd-rU, Mr. and Mrs. Lane visited the latter's i। rul theni a ’-Quantity** and “Quality” bargain “twins.” n F® - *«0IW than •——— required n.y BUckfrlnru l.rldcr. Orlmn.il,- tbe hack next yi?ar. he will have more ' P«tieut will find great relief !n this ol us you gel the most of the best quality for / nH»v remedies; fur j social L-omlitions in the j effect1 ” but inexpensive treatment. Of winter Mrs. Job Checabrough of Free­ । anti sew two horizontal trickB bdow ihe kJ", ? ' ""Flu orr Blnckfrlara I therefore your dollar goes farther. We have. taJiMUf elbow. If thh is flone, nM baby grows bridltr. but non tbo;- corn,- nioutlr from than you can shake a coun’‘, tbe te,tienl »»»« *>• nud n’ I port last week. want to force upon you. We simply warrant '• "uand his little arms lengthen the tucks Holland «n,| KcotUnd. Tbrr .i. , main iu a re-lining padBotL-Sfahley | It is reported that Lavern Cline is deliver them to any part of the city. If yon v:,n’' lse-\' stick at. . 7ut*££ -------------------! It. Wolbrktirc lu llotrolt Kew..Trtbnno. wy „ the hom„ of hls MMjij can t« lot out and the airing around rx;* jnet telephone us and youe order wifi receive ’ «• r4\lR Jm* his neck nee t not be tied so tlghtlv in bnudfui. a>, prtw ..(ollrprec, (he honest attention as though von were present . • •* ' George- Cline of Grand Rapids. this way the |lttfe wlJj |(Wt The deposit? iij saving tank* in this give us a trial. much longer without ’ iwing outgrown country at the beginning crfthe present year reached the unprecedented total of J Thorns were originally used in fasTbe prta.1 lmrem bower bird wu $3,060,176,,711. We led Germany in Children generally grow by fit. and । teulng garments together. Plus did <the respect by nearly 4.60(^000,000 and m r*'“ ,,rMk remark| not Immediately succeed thorns as fas­ Mtarte. SomcUmea what may be called .mV ?' <lrCk' lfc “"I with all any other European country by over Also burn tllfe Famous Pahi' : Uil. a "fit of growing ” |, ushered In by n teners, but different appliances were aorta of omamenta. featbore, bit. of' >1.800.000,000,; ' used, such n« books, buckles and laces. •llglit feverish attack. Rapid growth Is . The Grocer*It was tbe latter half of the flfteenth a great strain on tbe constitution. *”'■ ”c" *M wbm 11 to'to repdrltr "* k"P"- ta»r I - century before pins were used In Great Plenty of nourishment, plenty of sietp threw It is now known that poor crops this throw in the cage are utilised for or Britain. When first manufactured la and plenty of play In the open air are year .’and'the low state "of Japanese wmenta-. piece. of cloth. aS i At any rate, you seem to be England the 'Iron wire of ,tbe proper needed by children who are growing finances were responsible for the read-1 other rubbish. h I leugth was filed to a polrtt and tbe rest, if they outgrow their strength getting rid of it on auction-sale incsB with which Japan agreed to peace other extremity twisted into a head. It may be hard to recover it Over­ terms so favorable to her thoroughly principles: “going, going, This was a Blow process, and 400 or work of tbe brain should be carefully beaten adversary. g-o-n-e!” Stop the auction 500 plus was a good day’s work for an guarded against when children are expert hand. The United States has growing very f|uickly. with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It The tide of gold baa turned strongly the credit of Inventing tbe first ma­ checkshlling hair, and always from Europe'to the United States. It* chine for making plna. Thia was In XOO pranlw to k«p lt, 111 Our nnnllsry Hrtsd bu slwojs been Ihr Jbssl- Wl ■'f' 1824. Tbe inventor was one I-oinno? restores color to gray hair. A is coming this way to pay Eurojiean our customm but trees wanted to know »t.y 11 "“I;?!!.,. '* <”' o" • row leaf .nd writ. «ta"X’"',h”-™>~ Wellman Wright. bills for American agricultural and aplendid dressing also. Sold With the brew Of a Illy that nowhere better than In the put. We don't know manufactured products. actly tbe nme way. The only reaeon we can ? " tTdial under the great blue dome fe there a for over sixty years. * ot lbs Daw "MIXING MACHINE" wr pul in »h"-““Lu W. J. HOLLOWAY. Hastings. Mich re-lun. h.lf M „„f, the dough much better than we could do by hand, t J ■ Helen Gould. God WesaTher. has added S1M'. pmllrr tt„n ,n Who sells tbe L. & M. Paint, lUry Bread if you want tbe BEST. A ” “ tax >wr In th. duulow of . .umnwr ludirhlunl ho lufam^XTy wotber to^ her .many ^benefactions by Is informed by Longman & Marti WARM MEALS SERVED. A NICE LINE Of CIGARS AND CONFECTlMi Jre. reukl uo t iJX,,'^/ 0 ” ; "" ■unset, more Inspiring than a thousand giving <130.000 for railroad Y. M. a net, that ten thousand churches have songs and as bewitching ns n fatrn m-WfuHn-! re®« 1, A. work in St. Louis. That woman been painted with L. & M. Paint It tauxIM In tb. rlM, of „ wlMem r our bop,, onr^^ Wb.. bur. r„u bre. takes the least; wears tbe longest; ar.d BAJeSaPaMLLA. only requires gallons of the I.. A M. oJ?*' *“d 81 W. wkk* *d Oil to paint a I I Pw.TMCITTMff«' lb. north -HfwtnaifM >x7) ! American Garment Cutting School, Hastings, Michigan, fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl Tomlinson Lumber Co. *w » ' i i i • i i i i i i i i ■ i i J No SUBSTITUTION But THE “REAL-THING” Buy Hair at Auction? COOK & SENTZ, Phone 37. That New Mixing Machine Did It S VESTER i CARTER. �^.Habhngs BANNek, to1 honesty Honesty in Prescriptions is our watchword......... Ho"' jlnfwiTl t1?at t" tf tlw! it... I'U turn a i ,: UNCLE BILLY —" sou HU «-ec Matthew*, Bu,lne„ [o ; PERSONAL mention. will Find Arthur E. “ " " The Lending Druggist. ' s'. H. (i<»ud.v ear. -.to > nOOOOOCOOto ‘ ............... huil VALUE Plione 24l Souhwestern Michigan J RECEIVED... Counties. will tn- very PLEASED ALL CUSTOMERS. i Chas. )ubois ■ IKtT'Han • . CHu Bank, i-tiags. Mich. • . -.<GOQOOOOOOO ’to CHILDREN'S EMPORIUM Street, • MICHIGAN i HISTiHc EVERYTHING FUR BABIES AND CHILDREN. FiauueletU. SI. i GingHobe4. Vdhf-t. l-a.’rt. . ' Belts. all The to in Goods delivered. Mill LtXggink T>Uld ""'. "0' -Pep k“p"'’ the thp .. •’ ,lml” X <o tar I h“rx J,,™ . .IT K°i“* “nd ' w "" “* «Wn«l.}- returning ne exposure to all kinds of weather ; Monday. l»rtX,t'b1'th.‘nbo^ChT°Uy’ N*-. »nd Mnv Clareneu Gnnch*. ! which were taught by lX” hX i ■« Zk.'' , Mnt I I A’ SHORTAGE IN CARS. Sh' ' Mr’ _ UIld MrK -Berkel.• — of Osc.xla. . ■ ... - •------------vuitcd’ -• lbe ■latter's mother Mrs. Fredl1 ■ ■! Doelker last week. ‘ i[ Mwher, of Onondaga, was tbe ‘ . »uest of Mr. and Mr*. .George Hindi• man thly l]a*t week. Miss Gertrude Hampton went to i Holland Wednesday to s;«?nd a few, ■ days with her sister. ' | Mr. mid Mrs. Gilman Warner, of I Secretary Schantz. took the railroad company 40 boon, to • h «hown a. fan-.. Site attend., acbool deliver the cargo to Grand fUpids. a i in tho Puruum .li.tricl, and 1, a pupil , "HMKcrtMlit for the successful fair ,l»<.-w Stork dirtanc of 40 mile*, with a reanltiag *ft *.hr Tth grad.-. ! lungs first 'oF'flfi-to the people of Barry kamagd to the extent claim*!. t-uunty. ff they did not care for it. Borf Shi; and Ffitn Right. ’ --------’ “Picking pocket*," sn!<! the reformer * did not approriatf it. did not give it MINA IM. SCOTT Win. H. Docker, h in trouble in^to the thief. •,iuju»t be a difficult and I their patrunage, did not co-operate with the management, aauCtemful fair Lanning. Me was employed on a farm . precarlou, bualnesa." tear that city and took a load of‘It I*agreed the pickpocket. “It 1*. would be impossible. wheat tu town to well, which he did.until fron get your-hand In. • But if the fair was not controlled by officers and directors who worked harKot showing up in due time, the offi-! cent got after him. located him in Mwk^_The ma’n who tries to cbanffe , moniously together, it- could not suc­ Mveks—The man who tries to change Clinton coiinty, Wotunu.a ,V.w|twt Weeks- ceed. If tl»ere were jealousiee. divided - and now Wm. is med- ■I nR rTVUJUUO — - |8 —n fool. .................. in the Rating in the Ingham county I Hostile. I jjoW (j0 y0U know? Meeka—My wlfa counsels (»r,mean spiritednew . --------' tojd mo so. ■ management, a suocesnful fair would . an. •... impoMibiihyIt S>h’ m» fpleasure . . - I ___________-_‘ be mo rvoM.lii likx- It llitllHtl Ta* Prosecuting Attorney Hooper, of . | to record the fact that the executive Calhoun county couldn’t see any diflj officer4. directors and committees of erence between slot machines for char- ! j tlie Barry County Agricultural Society ity, and the ordinary slot machine for | have worked together as uno man to gambling, so the ladies who bud charge ' , in. Wf. to.- .-j Boston Sb. : make tbe fair n success, and have l>een qf them during the Maaonic fair last ' | ready ni.-d anxious tu do all in their 88SI0H. MASS. . week had to cease operating them. power to have the fair a winner. They [are entitled t«» much credit. But there [i 1 :■>, Michigan a .r.-.-tj..---.-. and IJuaihesi ' Albion is having a gas war with tlie । always has to be one man who has to ■J -.en xrirh • ■ l,.>cated (las Company uf that city. The people Boston Business Man Cured By Cuti- - liearlhc brunt of responsibility, work , *’V<!I •' !’ -Everything don’t like the service the company is cura of Awful Humor Covering 'nut the details, plan, figure and execute y : ■ Tf proof; 3X1 giving them, ami the city already has I if a fair is to succeed. The AssocinI ••• • telephumf In Head, Neck, and Shoulders After i tiun haalhnd such a man. .who labored A •*’ ; l* r-it” to coma suit with the' proprietors of the gas earnestly, zealously, intelligently and lilunt in the U. S. court. Hospital^and Doctors Failed. j efrecttvely." to make the Barry County I fair a .success of tbe highest order, and ' Samuel Livingston, ju»>t paroled tram j Undrr date of September 9. WM. c ..Ibison, made himself a hero at Benton ■ Mr. S. P. Kcves. a well-known bust- | that man » tlie secretary, W. H. Harbor one day last week, by jumping ' nc*s man of No. 149 Congress Street, I fiebhntz. He’s lieen. busy for many , Bositon. JIasa.(_ | weeks and his well-mat tired plans have in front of u ruii-Hway team and-ear- j 2' tel says: “Cuticur!i'liBen carried* out splendidly. Tu him J- 5. FUIHS, Pies. ing the life of a jlittlt* child. dtd wonders . for more than to any other man is due the oine. For twentyfive years 1 suf­ ; great snccew of the Barry County fair, Kalamazoo will hereafter grant no fered agony irom i and it is a pleasure to the ja-ople of a terrible humour, mon- franchises to electric lines enter­ completely cover­ ' tbe county as it is to the BANNER to ing that city Hereafter. They must ing my bead, neck ' express their appreciation of the clean, operate on the city t rucks, the council ahd shoulders, excellent imd successful fair which was having so decretal. * discharging mat­ ‘ held last week, and - to give a large ter of such offensiveneM to sight I share of the credit to the hustling, ’Mrs. Catherine-Hallock, ’of Galesburg • *‘‘d Tmrtate ‘rb^e'". ob“ t ! enterprising; secretary. iricrs with oura and celebrated her 100 birthday Wednesday -'Med to deal with of lust week. She enjoys the distinc­ ill find: Mr. McDougall was a Scotsman, and tion of lieing a pensioner of the war of ef him a good story la told. He was a Ifflk ibows, each> , • loe large, pompous man, Intolerably self ’ rnStlia' effort*. I suffered on and ipe . - 15c conceited and arrogant—In fact, his baipers '■ the,poach for 10c ; The farmers in,___ ------- belt had> ponduct toward hts neighbors was so fnp’ atdsnmvfk i; large. per.6'!!Sc i>Achof« rod crop thlx yew. Io offensive that the good people success-. X^-mon Eanier., “y 7,000.000 ■-000-000 bushels bu’1‘d' fully requested their minister to preach a sermon directed at their vain neigh­ l>llr an<1 IOc "'cre Kr°-'nthc an”™" t"wr “‘mudica >ug bor. to ’F" ■ »L» ♦8,000,000. Tbe day camb. The llttls kirk was packwl, though a tew tender hearted W? Ib’siS'a'M Her. Joha Fl.icb«r hu 1-««J Rice ones stayed nt home, not wishing to 15c, 2 for 25c • of the first Baptist church of 1 lum­ witness their neighbor’s humiliation. Complete Tn-tment for Every per gal 10c Well for 40 yearn, and tbe occasion was The sermon began, and Mr. McDou­ Humour from Pimples eompfele^ Wy bU gall disposed himself to listen. The to Scrofula man’s Infirmity was sketched with pair 25c ' on* la8t ’we®*l>old. severe strokes. He smiled with • 25c : ---------- -------------XI«*<«ry.OnroM p . lofty superiority. As tbe-denunclatlon per peck 25c Till" grew mon- scathing his smile deepened A good gum arable mixture to keep with h touch of connflacent pity. At on hand for stiffening thin silk <>r aad ina0-v more ‘ he conclusion of the service he swag­ “ tn.de >W XhT vsl“11 ar« >“ plain gered down the aisle. One of the eld­ creblc in « wide mouthed t>o«K . lieatmmn gratia. , ers joined him. “Weel. what did Xe think ot the ser­ mon?” the latter ventured to ask. -A great effort, str,” was tht answer, ‘but iw-mouaL The m6enlater aimed hla shots too directly. Poor MacTayebefa^. ish: I telt sorry for him, but tlie man’s conceit Is enormous, air!” The Lexington Gompano, When you Buy Tb'‘itaFSTtae— CUHCURA-THESET,$1. «oi S.“.'.’r “,ore at *" 'i"106 Wi*flTS0N, invto!^RflL STOKE, irvinq HICHKMN, , tightly. | । ' 1 I I ; : /Fredrick Flow, of Seattle. Wash., i cepted by the strung arm of the law. ! and gladly- returned to their former , Made By Miss Celia I. Blood. Aged ; was a welcome -caller nt the Banner I ' office, this week. Mr. Flow was in . 13. of Carlton Town­ comfortable quartern They had gone Denver to attend tlie National G. A. ! just far enough so that the novelty of ship. K. encampment, and came on to M«chthe trip had worn off. As showing what a girl of 13 years igun to visit his daughter Mrs.; Lorenzo i . i of age can do to help a fair and nt the Livingston, uf Orangeville and other ' ■ Kalamazoo has started an anti-spjt- ; same time demonstrate her owft skill, relatives. Since arriving they celetine crusade. Anyone who expectbr- ‘-Miw Celia I. Blood, of Carlton is a bmted his "9th birthday.yet he is active pnb- .1 conspicuous oxtaisple. Thi-young lady ••nungh to put to shame many n-vounger ,:atw» un the side ftalks. or In any ... . . ___ __________ pic hall, building or public conveyance ’ took first premium un h loaf of bread man. He i* very fund of his western will l«e tnadh to regret it. There are | .shown in the school exhibit! first home where he has resided since l«87 n large nuinbek of case* bf^uberculoHis premium on biscuit shown in the j and thinks for enterprise and climate an tfae#city. and his action' was taken 1 youth’s department: first.on white and . it cannot lx- equalled. . as one of the initial steps to prevent a ! brown cookies in the youth’s depart, further spread of the disease. mant: first on a cocounut cake: first on DESERVES MUCH ---------j a drew which she made : and’first" on OF THE CREDIT -The-Pere Marquette IL R. is threat- ; a bouquet. For the school exhibit she cued with a sutrfvr $500 damages by i »,so made a fine map of Michigan,>nd 5V. J. Meier & Co.. of Clarksburg. W. janother of-her native state in which For the Phenomenal Success of the Va. Meier & Co., bovght a lot of ! ’he bay. peninsulas and other indentaBarry County Fair, Does fruit al Fsnville and it <■ claimed litI »< ta«l »'1J ««« *«« taX-mon.- 25 YEARS OF AGONY ENDED carcely two persons agree as to the taste of Chrnnlta-lin went to i h“ | lighter, will no doubt agree .with him ■ M M,nnw Matthews went to Lans-1 I better and let us all hoisj prulotur hi. ,Tb‘,r*1*r “> Prof- and Mrs. year. Tta b« .Wiataaif I "’ " ' j, Of this City go With Unde uni) Billy wher- .. ” nmrhvrre ___ Bn . d. whatever . ever L.. he. te... may go hu uiav ■ . • o"----- - —aaaavavi no lliaV ' I ho. Ita won ih.br taarla ta hi* hi. ' patience, taitlifuhii^s and. unfalltag ___ „ ebeerfnlnow. under circum.unre. that would make an onlinary man iose !courage • Coffee? ” ,hi‘ Dutton, spent last week with Mr. and j A curious stone chiiij unit some uth- i Michigan Central Is 3,000 Short and 1 Mrs. Liberty Warner. ■ ’ • r Indian relics were found on a Cann • Other Railways Are Similarly j Hon. J. J. Perkims of Prairieville, four miles north of Marshall Monday. M . There ia> very^high hill on the ;farm. netted , wun in the city .Thursday, having re­ and the owner desired to sink a st^ne j Monday' morning the Michigan ’ cently returned from Portland, Oregon. on the very summit. While he and j Ct*ntnd railroad system was R.000 cars ; where he attended tbe exposition. some other men were digging around j short of m’*t‘l‘«ig the orders of shipper*-r> - Dan Birdsall returned Thursday the sides of it they struck another ■ ucc°rding to the report sheets on the ' from Colorado, where he had apent a stone. It was excavated and found to tJes*k ?f General Freight Traffic Mann- I month visiting Mr. and Mr?. Ira Iaj A stone chair. In it were five other *fer Mitchell; , Ratnlio. of Pueblo, ’ahd other friends pieces ot stone which placed together, ■ ‘‘The country is certainly proaper- I and viewing the wonderful scenery of nscmbhsl h human skull. In addition ou“-’ Mli‘1 Mr. Mitchell.' ’ and al- 1 the Centennial state. there was another stone in the form uf ’ l,1’n,Kh the Michigan Central has added Miles Hall, of tlie senior pharmacy* a hemisphere which was evidently used ; •w-.uw’ new freight cars and 200 • new clasQ« at the Michigan University is in tu m arpdn knives on. The stone chair ' ,OCOtn°rtves to its equipment the |-a*: Sejftde, Washington, where he repre­ ' ■ 3fl months, ears uf double the ca|«icity sent* the college fraternity known us 700 pounds. j of the bid cars', nt a cost of millions of the Psi Chi, and hi> business in Seattle i dollars, we are lehind shipper's de- is the establishment of u new chapter. ! Three Bttletax.taB.ttl« Creek, tin- miutJ. 8.0)0 cars. o,r« And the • ' ttaxy ■ * •by 3.0QQ Mile* was .chosen to organize'this uia-t one only eight ywr. old. xurtoj ritu.tion i. the H.,e with rail- chapter which aside ffnitn the honor I Ohl one O»y tat week to ■ walk ta lhe , r>Hul thronghoot tta ■-unh involved in his selection also gives him] home of some relatives in Syracuse. ! tlie opportunity to set* that* fur away ; New York. They had jiot .iourncyed ; FINE PREMIUM RECORD country to good advantage. far however liefone they were inter- i HUG New ‘ Lexinown Hotel... ChasesSanborn’s any longer in Hwtingw It will l,Hke u-1*.’" f“‘* Sb'*r *" “^'"’ “"oMatafumUta friend “ to visit her mother. h«d^Ie?fiilhU City 1116 dortors I to Fennville! bad warned btm that a man well into "win<'“to returning Monday. hare. Job .t th. Table <„■<„ Jy th. ta.id. work, which win b? . Do You Use 6 ’^ting relative, in thi, city. , »i>J ■ttaaM*>tta ta"/ But ’hTwfn 9999 THE AUTOCRAT OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE j H. C. Huger, tu mured back onto I Inside Work. Tin. .. ■ i1118 i«rm in Carlton. • Hitchcock pereh«lTn°hia ^X^'iTd . J01i° S“<‘' °f °r’”d Ra,“4" '* ' "driving like mad” will not^ta ,n<-h we may know about medicines, we Umwledge against that of your doctor. ■eft yitiir prescription to us knowing that j <i what your doctor has ordered. anil . that will please you. : lietter grade of drugs to be had. we get . ihfr to make a lower price and yet re। . we make that price. OCTOBER 12, iwt H WTCHCOCX *------- ---------2[ I^7 : Now, kindly mark me well, my friend*, in what I have to say Anent the coffee of this morn and that of yesterday. That coffee served us yesterday was alatygray and flat, • And I who know the coffee plant know what us meant by that. The berry grew indifferent from ou‘ im' poverished soil, Nor had the i ichncss at its root* from which to draw the oil. Or, if a bit of oil were stored, the roasting t wa* not well, And being charred the oil escaped from cut each tiny cell. And no *twas tastrless, flat and tame, and I put in my kick; And I am pleased that Mrs. Brown has changed her brand so quick. ' This coffee has'a brilliant brown, its body, too, you’ll iiote; Those little bubbles hiark the oil—observe them where they float. , That mean* the berry had the beat that sun and soil can lend — ’Tia CHASE & SANBORN’S growth, youknow—a firm that's proud to spend Its tune and .money on. its plants. Care, airing, roasting, too, Are just the best that expert hands, expe­ rienced long, can do: * And when thia richness is unlocked by Nature’s charm of heat, You have the best that Nature gives,—a draught of cheer, complete In every coffee attribute. Thus soeaks your Autocrat, And he, you know, was never caught a-Ulking through his hat. coffee. That is because it is the ordinary coffee of the stores. When you reach up to an extra quality like Chase & Sanborn’s Seal Brand Coffee difference of opinion vanishes. •Jl-.WIQ.OOO coffee drinkers might' be expected to have a million opinions, yet 21.000,000 persons ‘ were served ex­ clusively with Seal Brand at the World’s Fair, alid you never heard but one opinion about it. That may be your opinion if you try it. Seal Brand in 1 pound and 2 pound cans, per pound, 35 cents High Grade Mocha and Java, Blue package, per pound, 30 cents Pure Santos in bulk per pound 25 cents Blended Santos in bulk, per pound - 20 cents If you never tried our Teas and Coffees come in and get a sample free of charge J. T. PIERSON & SON $75,000.00 Capital Otn«r$ ClHsttr ttlnicr. PrnUrtt. R. B. Ul« Pre*. Ji. Ji. JimkrwR. Cdtbkr. Directors Cbtutr ttlorcr. R. B. meswr, R. C. Trtutb. m. L Cook, | Surplus :: $25,000.00 Eink your fortune co as By giving u$ yourtav ings account. Your bank book will be a sure guide at to bow your account stamds. Onr interest clerk can tell yon ol interest credits posted In your favor. D. S. Boodyur, Cuke Ulaters. Jt. Ji. Jtndcrsoa. 1 per cent v Interest ■ paid on StvlH< Dcpcili*. money to Loan on Each Deposit is a Eink that leads up to tbe sum that enables you to make an investment or start in business. It’s a good )imt in autumn to open a new account. Hastings City Bank Real Eflalc Stonin'. Pride in Your Personal Appearance should induce youxo pay more attention to the clothes you wear. When you select your next Suit or Overcoat, insist upon hav­ ing the very latest style; demand an accurate fit; ask for a nobby pattern and be sure that your clothing is folly guyanteed. But this does not mean that you are to pay-a high price. The dressy, hand-tailored Kaufman Garment meets all these requirements; and we are selling these servicable clothes at such moderate prices, that there is no further excuse for any Man or Young Man to be shabbily attired. An extensive choice of all the exclusive styles and smartest patterns. Single breasted sack suits in Worsteds, Clays, Thibets and Fancy Scotch Mixtures at Only $10.00 to $22.30 C. H. OSBORN Outfitter for Men, Young Men and Children �■HASTINGS BANNER, OUIUB^K 12. A ,-^, I*"1"4 i”w •*" tabiM K. ta PROBATE COVET. . Estate of Wm. H.' Bard claims order to»H abew individual wta taertogtack at heard and allowed. ’ Tj court house news him. After bro or three f«‘l»r"ta । Estate of David Pitt, order appoint­ locate the other fellow by this method. . ing administrator enterixl. . • k • constitutional disease real estate transfers YOUR APPLES AND POTATOES ' (. QuUnufsl from j>M«- onehe snatched tin- mirror suddenly from Estate of Chaa. L. Brignal. order ormnating in impure Hood w bkastt mm. brfomMkey- «> that allowing will entered, bund filed, let­ and requiring constitutional „ „ „ „ We want yonr aqplen and pefatw- :„;fj ,vi„ ' Camisa and panuelo are sometimes might not have the opportunity tu bide. ah-n-rerh I H’"m C. Branson to El, G ters issued to Phoebe M. Brignail. treaunezn acung W- Ol^u Bronson, parcel, Carlton. ...$ 1 uo Estate of Jane McNaughton, license made ot the expensive and beautiful Finally,'holding the gla» clo*e to his the highest market pnoe.. Wewant t.. ( pins, or pineapple cloth, and in that he reached behind it an tried to ■nd punfymg the Wood for w„. ,o Wm w a market for applet and potatoes, an-l v.-iij to sell real estatq at private sale caw* nre handsomely embroidered. lay bold of th- mysterious man who every cent that we can afford to. Call and .,..-'rc,a I Its radical and permanent wbroirok. a, >c juhn,Wwu.. two oo granted. More often tbe kerchief is of cotton Jmed to be to near. When this ex­ call us up by phone . care. - Be sure to take aM, c-mpbeii «, cba.. pnrEstate of James F. Robbins, license and the waist of Manila hemp. Stock­ pedient ’ failed be threw the mirror ;oo oo to sell real estate granted. ings are not worn, and the slippers down in disgust In re of Geo. Preston, an alleged which take tbe place of ehoes have no It. waa here again that I had the H. Brook*. 52 ac sec 5, insane person, petition fur admuwion uppers except for a narrow strip Chance to toe a native make a fire by are quickly reicved by Catarrlcts, ; Castleton....................................... 2400 00 io asylum filed. Physicians reported leather or cloth over the toes. It is rubbing two sticks together. In real__ u v -n... - a______ ______ J A. E. Kenaston to Jay W. him not insane or in need of asylum an‘art to walk A th«e Zapatoee" 1 ity it is a very simple matter, if one Phone Ar7• Hosting,. Mich. treatment, petition for appointment of without losing them off. but the native 1 has tbelrigbt kind of stick* All ;that Prine J^, lota 4 and 5, |Mnim contrive --------------------------I, Ixdlee to dance in them,-. ami I is necessary is ont? joint of thoroughly I Striker Addition. City NIV 00 guardian filed, bearing Oct. 24th. Estate ' of Urab and Fred Baine greatly chagrined if they lose dried bamboo, say an inch in diameter. F. M. Pratt, to George ■ H. minors,' petition for license to sell real-1 their footgear in 7the operation. I ‘Munger. 19 ac sec Assyria. 400 0U This is halved lengthwise, and into the DO YOU OFTEN LAUGH T estate tiled, bearing Oct. 27U>. ! Many of the Mestixu womeq an d eoncaveside of one of .the pieces a X I David Huggett to Marianna Estate of CaasiusM. Mowry, petition i girls are very attractive, and have shaped groove is cut, extending through ■ Huggett, 70acsec2tJ. Assyria,1 00 fof license to sell real estate tiled, | beautiful hair which not infrequently to the outside, when it opens by a long ' Almena Stanley to Henry Card. Don’t forget, to laugh. Mugh when hearing Nov. flrd. j reaches to their heels, and of w_h«ch narrow slit. This half of tbe joint is { lot 44 Delton.............................. 250 00 Estate of Voyle E. Albright, minor, I ’hey mordinately proud. They ; now placed convex side up un aome .you nre happy; laugh when you are amused; laugh ut yourself for being Edward Clemence to Peter prtltiun toaell real tital ta.rlnK Uta prita «»SI ««> ■' "> smooth, bard surface. From tbe other buredl There la always something to ' Conklen, 50 ac sec 5. Assyria, 2100 00 Nov. 3rd. ’ I I*n to I”****'' them, and it is not at > half is fashioned a piece somewhat like laugh nt. and even when one is reduced Rowena Rogers to Henry Ben­ • . . ! nil nnnsual t«> see slippers Avhich are £...!<■ of Chri«iu«BrandweUy.l.-lin jo, ,h„,r „d 1mm a paper knife, and one of its edges to laughing at oneself that is very son, i«rcel ecu 85 Prairieville. <W0 00 much better than to t»e •‘glum.” UMUjdtakfa/to Jkw ttatChnwm. t„„ du„g|iv h«lrle»ly sharpened. Thia the tire-maker grips should use Pompeian Massage Th|s is what luaghtor does for a wo­ Milo P. Lehman to J. G. | firmly in loth handa places its edge Cream. It is soothing to the J. Brandstetter and Jane Brandstptter • man: It keeps her heart ycnm$; It Hughes, parcel village of skin always but especially after down on die convex surface of the other .re <^o .n<lIta»,.,. pereon. bcring K|alli^ „ ,r„„fer„J makes her like pe«qd<* for the sake of shaving. It remov.s every trace ' Praireiville. rwo oo half-joint" and at ri^bt augk s to the of soap that was rubbed into the ourselves and Irelonghigs ty » «««ull ; groove in it. and 1-egiris to rub slowly I| the pleasure they give her. and they ir. Andrew E. Bresee to A lice I. pores; it allayinrikyazor drralious | turn like her: it makes btw.sttqft'buuyisland transport, the "Ibadan." which Cooper, parcel sec 9. Johns■ MAKBIA-UE LICENSE* j nnd steadily, bearing - on - bard. The and lea-res the skitk comfortable. .2Ujcar»hrt supplies, mail. etc. b- the sharp 4-dg«a of the slit sernje wood i It prtvenfa rash*-Ufter a close ■ town.................................. 67.5 (JO Leveme W. Irwin. Dueling.. her fact from wrinkling; it I- a beautl- , 19 I coast toWns, and tftftet a ilelightful shave and makes it possible to j Hilda Searles, Dowling. ' fl fist from Mie upwr piece, which in , fler second to do other mm: it does to- '­ Warren -Everett to pun' Ever­ shave frequently without dis ride of tome four huiint acwnw -Manila ett. 80 ac. sec 10. Castleton.. I’.JUO 00; Berge 0. gwift, Middleville! turn soon wears a groove into them, i the nHwcle* of the face what exercise • comfort. • y. arrived at Mari rales, theguvernAlbert C. Doster, to Mary J. 1 MorionG. Mclntoab. Grand Rapids,.24 the dust falling down through the dee« fnr those of the bpdjFr-keeps them 816 Well, Not necessary to u«e powder < ment iinarautine station, comprised rleft. In from ten to fifteen seconds! supple nnd prevent# them from falling after a Pompeian manage- the Teller, parcel*sec 25L Prairie‘ Harry L. Stowell. Hastings,. ■entirely of the government wharf, dis ­ cream takes away the shine. smoke ta-gjus tu show faintly. In I into thosc'atlff apd wattled lines vVhir'.: ■ Twain!! rune ville 2500 00 ! Jessie M. Brooks.’ Carlton,... infecting plants, and the home-'»f the niean old age. Jjessan«len-r»-.v- ■-"Li'horrxpPrice 50c and $1.00 a Jar. Calvin Welcher tu Ezra Tobiks • employees thVrcin. the barracks and twenty ur.thirty inure as the rubbing | There Is no •ituatlun in life, except, my pcwr.kn -r ■ai.'- i Mt 1. gtows faster and faster, it rises in | und DEAD half 40'ac 17 Assyriai officer^' 150 00 quarters | FOUND IN sec BED. of course, the Inevitable tr-.igic mo Jound ’L»: I . sufficient for several .’•*'1 gaining mt strength a':!-] :ih J3 fart u] companies of •sddiurs. But. one corn little doud*. .The operator suddenly • mout.H, .that umy nu^ bfr b«*rt**n • b--Isaac Gofd to D. S. England *top». strikes the half-joint n sharp' laughter. It Is hard ti>;burie«qw< one's could- wi4i. air ytrtn-Wua-4 I “Babe” Rich, Formerly of This City pony is stationed there now. however, i parcel Woodland. ^4« 75 '^ i'd M itdll Prescriptions prepared as If for, and we found everything very quiet 1-iuw or two to dislodge any iqarks : grh fs and nnuoynm-e--*. but It cun be . good mroi.Jne Found dead in dn Ionia Hotel. May Moreland to Elizabeth . . -’ the Doctor's eWn use. [\V« made .our first < amp- by a big that may lie clinging to it* Nurface. j dohe, and it is worth doing. T» V-:1 •ex. J bought t . Ken>haw 40 ac sec 4 Prairie* Due to Heart Failure. . 1 spring of clear, running water cluse by. and then ■snatches it up. expumng a ' csty uiW-’s einirtliinn and to rn.-ike a uringjt. 1 * a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. ! ville 1800 00 result, fir..... j! lit th*cunk-ul pile of charred woud float. ’ mockery of one’s annoyrfnre* umy not Sign of the Elephant. Babe Rich, for many years a resident r and silent the remainder of the day in bottle, apd trek j W. H. Bristol to Austin W. nt the ajwix cf which glows a bright I Men to Im- the highest form of phlloA > ■ of this city, was found dead in ixxl qpliy. but it is not a» low a one as to found 1?.;,„pwikati F?rris 1<$5 ac sec .4 Johnsspark of living tire. Hastily pressing 1 were eventually succesMuI. ■ Mjs npme .and Ktw.gth an-, alk Wednesday afternoon of last week, in i fret over tr.L-.l* nnd grow p<w,dmlst1c i town........ .. ... ................ <HM.a» 00 . a handful ot shavings down un thia over pergounl wm***. mr*;«rk with rro^vdr^3 «• Andy Haberstrnmp's hotel. Bayard ■ was •.'Paradise.” uf whom more later. conifer it at• ana he blown itito them two or three times ■ He had been working -------------------------------------■ as they say in looks I have read. block, in Ionia. Ik .-------and J W. S. ^dkiu- to F. P. Wilcox for w<,nwr.'-rve: < ca-itkx. I It ia very I ; 81 ac sec 25 Hastings. ' on the new upper bridge near tliat city ; As we did nut bring an experienced “nd they burst into name* 125d 00 STUDY YOUR CHILDREN. and went to the hoteTthe evening ,l»e- i cookt it was decided to takc tarn and simple when ouce yuu see it j erformed . 1 Dennis Collin* to Edward D. fore and secun-d a room. He was seen ' turn about. And I must *oy right here ’ *”»< ” ”• absolutely neceasmy tu have . J These are the pr inciples upon which’} | Silcock 120 ac sec 35 Orange­ un the street iu> late as 10 o'clock on ■ that wohderful were some uf the dishes thoroughly dry batutam. » we conduct our business, thus glv- < ville 3500 00 SKmeaU.^^ttleofWimrf "The Idea that thin persons ah* mon» Ing you the best goods at low pricea. J the day of hi* death. Jail" evidently i with which we were served upon this Gnu secund day in this village was | irritable than fat ones has some foun Lardui ar.-i ;» 25?. jodm?.- .if ! If you want wholesome food, this Is } D. S. England to Wm. Warner after that hour he relurm-d to the I trip. One. lad took especial intere>: when tooiM-d by a curious incident which; ’Thedford’e Btaelr-lhxagiatai^. parcel Woodland sthe placa to buy it. A trial Will < 15 00 datluu in fact.’* said an old physician. Hotel and went to b-.-d. where hwas it came hia tarn, and all through the I " ill hvtv relate, nnd then mnstbring ' » convince you that our Silver Leaf} /Elizabeth Wilson to Chas. D. • but the thinness is generally due ■ trip we we would would surprise snrprine him him concocting concocting jj this thfa to to a a close, clone. ,an perceive itit is >• bebe’ Tea is the beat—a genuine sun } found dead a few hours later. '' trip as II perceive to the irritability, and not vice » cured Jap tea at 50 cents per pound 4 ; Gilson 20 ac sec 20 Hope.... 50U 00 He was for many yearn a blacksmith ' formulas uf canned salmon and vanila, coming rather drawn out. A crowd j versa. The great mistake is In > for breakfast, our Empress Coffee • Alfred J. Miller to Chas. W. at Saranac. It is supoeed that his death : sugar, onions and rice, etc., with an of older men approached us, and a; supposing that a • querulous disnosi- ' ; is a delicious beverage, try it, price } 1 Deining lot 5 blk l.Nyet, Ad­ was due to the excessive u»»* of liquor ' old stub of a pencil and a hit of paper. vHlainuus looking ►pvcimen of bn-itlou is natural and » cents. < 55 00 He was about 40 years old. peevish and fretful-- <i»Ud could, be ~ -- stepped - ■ — -forward, • and.... . J See our Dry Goods Department for * I ditinn Freeport He was certainly uHginal in his line, • mauity by the aid } Muslins, Prints, Ginghams, Blank- } Frank Nye to Frank Wolf lot but we banished him when he attcinp- •■! Paradise.. oar guide, informed us | brought up to an amiable ant! good » ets, Hosiery, Underwear etc. « j «, blk 1 Nye's Addition Freeted it mixture uf beaus tomatoes and that be ' wanted ns tu shoot at him. To < tempered maturity If ka Deeds were » Also men’s Negligee Shirts, Jack- * 95 (M.)1 You can’t eat your cake ami hare BJ coftea. He is lamenting yet the lust say that we wire surpriMxl would !»• ■ understood and atteud>«l to. It does* port } ets and overalls. } = to* If you cut flower* all uviir your ’ opportunity uf experimenting with the to state it mildly. We'told him we not whimper from sheer perversity. » Premium coupons given with every • Bert Lake to Joseph Alwine. I ground*, particularly m-nr the house, : More than half the bad temper in the • 10 cent purchase. Ask for list uf } 550 IM) ‘ lot 334. Citv. world is due tci neglect of this kind. the place will not lupk Its l*e>t. More-,’ . last. I expect to hear some day of his should is- glad to accommodate him. » premiums. a great "djei* or of his Lei ng *'»t first "C wanted to know what he The child's disposition H wanwd In » We deliver goods to all parts of the < , Dr. Burton Estate to Jacob uvefr, we none of u* Imre enough cutc';; being , } city} Strouse, lots 1 and .2, Grant's flowers for house <|pcoratlou-« and to | n-tired from outdoor life for man- wanted jo be shot fur. He, answered that ’ Infancy and it grows np with « twist } Highest market prices paid for pro } he neither wished norjxi»x:ted that. ' In its temper nnd n dispredtlon to. look Addition. Citv:........................... umUmi, give away. If you plat* tu cafae a great slaughter, »duce. < many flowers for rutting ii» tied-* nnd ! We (Melded “ * tu make unr way to the , H»- simply wanted tu shbw hi* friends at the black side of tldtigA Instead of lave t } Store open evenings. •} QUIT CLAIMS, I borders you are simply inviting buck- , munntains by-way of a trail which, that we i-oiild tj.it shoot him. He said I growing plump and rosy, tbe conttaun! I’egulaadw and hosna of 'uunrewary .verk. i j-Paradise* , .., wtu ...... G. W. Searles tu Leah Gard­ * assured us ltd„Ira direct a he had "Antiug-Antin’g”. .and would; Irritation keep* it thin. | lie jml -pl: illy.'. Now, this Ik 1 n.:? , w The dreuirer. rosy and retable way H n<iJ ,u bulk . ner. pArcel Middleville to h.iv.s have rt « cnnnr,f acpaniuplmre for vt r., uln.'e iink ., ' ““ *'7 “Y Vr' "r All-;, Ii f.s ,» niann impunanot* to Wotueli. TC.'H. Northrup to Elsty W. Bou.-re that vou want for ruttlmq, S- *** th?flr*’ “f the sun glinted ou.it and cause it to Ufltu the ground. their finer orgnulratloti; fretting • Phone 292. hodthy Mead, parcel. Carlton Iret a place that fa out of the way. so acro** u,l‘ ,w-v We almost It Is-came evidentthat w^had here a ; worr;.inglisve a, fat ma Harriet Beckwith to Mary Ellis that the removal of th.- Howers will n '-t j immediately into the forest which here Pulajane, leader. and tlie situation effect than In th» ca*q of m<«b Tiny — their * ‘ good look's. — . tjjejr ‘ . 40 ac see. 18. Orangeville.... dlMlpai 1 <K) spoil the garden or latiilsi-iifu effect. : cover.vtho hills to the wuUr’s vdg»\ -; rather Gaggeted us. Evidently it j’spoil .The vegetable garden Is just the place. Althujigh it was not my first sight to let him bluff un. < ^u«sWmw 1 vitality- and . „ . uf - , would !h« nr,safy I„ . -itecoiKn . . ‘scraggy.'. MothMary Ellis to W. A. Murdock, bci’.-nwe you can luive lunik, hi - glit tropical ; j ’ vegetation it never‘ ceases ’ ‘tra to 'i add’ yet wc -fiad- 'no doin’ |o furnish ers w**n kav,J <AHdr»m should I UUU h U-tUUidU I-uro vrtilng Uu parcel. Orangeville 00 rows and cultivate them <ntsily l>y I tK. n woiidvr to dlr bv iw. .. n za. funeral. . ■ The —. num was !: twe every effort to find the remedy, es­ me. Huge tree* material fur Mary Ellis to Harriet ‘Beckwith titirse.or wheel hoe. You.csu trust an ■i -,aw - *’r*d- • “ taight • ■ v. that .1—. «I evidently i.. in earnest ___ . •'i'btoe ’toa't in his desire to !I pecially when the children r.re girls." •parcel. Orangeville laiwrer to hoe nnj 00 IgTiorant Prapnt'.w. ,o now sm, nr 1- tta n,to': j"?"1-' “»> »' ”■» >«»P<»d ' l» in str.light line*, hut he. DanP. Stewart to J. G. HnghcsJ DON’TS FOR MOTHERS. of an lurornml tarder.-tdarslen Mart|,,nis ‘"-ir branches: ,u relieve him vf a linger or two al short : 80 ac. Barry Oo tlue. (These mighty forest monsters were range. A better plan occurred however, i Don't entertain nil yohr friends with JrapiJ and tartuon.-.! with fanlMtiv W« told bin, we would ab™,t hia a detailed account of your children’s creep-n, and U-aufiful with graceful ;* 'Acting-Anting ilaejf. with tta undrr- marvelous nyluga and'doings. I was engaged In looking at these bird’a mate. fevn. and exquisite or- x'-anding that if we made a hit we were Don’t permit s fear to be Implanted fine jieopk* when a gentleman and Indy chida So dense waa the foliage that ' to have it. which «r agreed to. It In your child.’ Deal summarily with came whirling by and<hail almost over­ the intense rays ot the tropical sun ' was in a chdh tied alx,ut his waist, those who would dare implant it whelmed me. I could not Imagine wlu>t Don’t delude yourself with the Idea they were about. I had scarcely extri­ hardly penetrated It, and the jungle , and, he waa evidently afraid of It cated myself from the danger with waaalwaysdrippiufrand steaming with himeelf He kept it cuvered. even that at six months’ baby cannot under­ j after sticking it up on edge in the stand the difference between your • which they threatened me when nnoth- moisture. : er and another couple mine twisting by AM thttt ‘bty-and the next we pushed sand. Drawing a circle about it he ••yes" y” and ••no." n° in like numner. 1 found on Inqu'ry that on or rather scrambled forward. Night- scrawled a nuinler of Li. I IX>Qt Don’t frvt fret Jour your children Iby perpetuaj'------ They. mu»t this wna a favorite German dunce call- fall of the third day ont found us upon actors within thi. ri„7 i . ' ? worr’’,n< about them, ctl a waltz and Is performed In the fol- the shore* of a fairlv larm- hJ' T l- . * *nd after bare haT,‘ *° mc ™n®«> '•*«* teach them some common-sense; Means McCoy's "Whole StocK, iowing manner: The lady and gentle mX ^/uf L 1 L . T” h.s knees and repeating an to make W of it. man stand face to face. Tlie gentleman j n . { . .. . . . "’ ’,han “’nnl<,11lgalJe wrigamarole, he turned Don Come to Michigan’s Best County Fair. While here make Don’’tt treat trout yuureod yon'reotf and and your daugh­ hl* arm around tlie Cgtl thesjght that met off tta the <«* woul have treat­ puts hl. the Imly* lady-, waist I ,ocg '1 ««••*« m.-t our our', his face taro away and snatched ol pup store your headquartersand look-over oue of the finest ter at at twenty twenty ns ns you you -would and most complete stocks of aiel with the other hand be g.-tx grin (*c I1""*'** ollt °f tta jungle doth, dlredroing .an oral. Iwiwxe medal ed them nt twelve: remember that they hold on her atm. Yon would at fli.t ‘'t° ■ v’t,w °f Hie lake. A huge rem three inches by two This waa are now a man ami a woman. Furniture, Carpets, Rug's and Curtains think Urey wero gohw to wrestle. Thus ■ crocodile swam close by the shore not < vldenUy an "AMimr-Amlns" of th. I'ion't forget that the, tire of curiosity ever shown in Barry County. prepared and the.tre„lk-nian birring gut . ™ f««t away. On the black mud lurk, j Brat water, for now the crowd . ?b may lw? smothered, but not easily ex­ sewing Machines, needles .nd repairs. so g.K.l o purdrere upon tbe lady, t!,,,- which tor.den-d t be shore were gathered their lieeta and M. -- ■ . to tinguished. nnd that snrnc one else will I’- Pulajane 'took I tan-V 1 Iregln to spin around and around with such an assembly of wading bird a. 11 r,-hoo. surely l»c called upon to explain if you a rolMltywlib-h would have made me bad never - sron tab.re n-i was ! do not ,W.-b.ml ....... ...a tn,, The thing luiug was: giddy In half a mlnnte^-Twlnlng Ta" "«"re- T1 «ro were u sblnliur mark ,. "• There a shining marie, ran1 1 u„...v-a k„,K.bM U -cortw of wake birds in sight, some of the nearby lake « ti» t£ R)I£YXH0NFrA2nTAV pers." „ them swimming intlie waterwlth only crowd came i i . I i .heir Umb aml ,.„v .rithi„B « ,h. di^>S Phone 76. The Quality Furniture Store. Catarrh . . A Hood’sSarsaparffla liUNIING TRIP IN PHIUIPINb iretarttoa. He ! mirror ana U— Hinchman & Hall, Hen Who Shave Themselves or Ate Shaved by Barbers W.J. HOLLOWAY : QUICK SALES : SMALL PROFITS! WINE OF CARDUI t WHILE AT THE FAIR =W. H. FAIRCHILD,I Willis Ketzbeck, : : : : : , SOUVENIRS you WILL ’ FIND A COMPLETE LINE OF STOVES, *S WELL AS FURIITf AT THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE Make lacquer -for brags ns follows: "tawing. Other, on erawmem ,h.t hi, WonH h.v. S, --- ---------------------------------------------------------Tumeric root, ground fine, one ounce; and drying themselves with spread right hut that wa had / ‘ best, dragon's blood,-one-half drirn. put general totoonopintormrohoh I ttan nnxlnr,.. he.t .nd ntak, „t lutm.nI, '' »“ ‘I’*“"ta «ta . f.w mitneta. w with th. .trnnnr., I . AUCTIONEER. dond. . nock of iho'n, Korrt" in cnJ Terer^rf *i'l‘ for several days. It must then be Ire. eirelre ta.olifu, tau. p^ol. o« oMtaT.”^^ J"0"- 1 kl . Years of esperieuev have taught me he strained through a linen cloth and put .^re.re.1 I------ ;neai c'11 “ rope, the cut ends of . rales successfully, many of my sales back In the bottle. Ncrtr add three spread their broad leave* over the winch t.ih™ rrereea«J to drew together dr«!» or dollars ahead of expec:a:. ounces of powdered gum abellac; then •hallows along the ahore. and running and stock sales a specialty, and satisfftet keep «* before In a warm place for a about on them were curious birds with ratored » toru cigsn tto peper, Md Snailjhypnotist > rawer by nieana auteed. Dates can !>e wade by calling . few days more and shake frequently. lonfc tails which took to the water at phoning to the BANN ER office, Hastiu?• When thoroughly dissolved Mraln It our approach, sinking themselves until of a «rmg upon Ure ground. Had I desired to Ireenme ud-ul.jane leader I again and keep in a bottle tightly only head and tail; abowud. On attempt­ H. COUCH, Residence Sec 51. Carlton. tatare I could hare eali,t«l that oncorked. The metal must Imj j»erfectly ing to pick up a male bird that I had clean and free from dust or grease and Cltlnnn Phon. 1«l-3 Rings. P.O. Addrtai. H«»tl"tA ’ tire village. must be heated. The article ma? wounded, I discovered that he had w“ '■".rent. either dipped bi tlie lacquer or coated •harp spurs on his wings which he M. and now (h.t th. tnoequito bite with a brush, taking care not to go used with effect. n. '----•uvmjiuio Kite ™ U1"8^.h.*” Kone d"»" W« «re »U in over the same place twice nor to leave any spots uncovered. Tbe lacquer will of the natives, but while searching for . _ ----- 4 a»Toften m paaaible dry In n few seconds. . a spring of running water we stumbled lx>»« lo all I rema|n u ever. Your THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEERloving son. right into a "barrio*'or village of FrwkB. fcatatart. them. Our nurprise at their appearance Has haa 2S years of actual experience arm All down through th^ ages a mis­ Co. C.,-K. Infantry. Stock Sale* a specialty. Satisfaction guaranfaHin The take has been perpetuated as to’ the was evidently fully reciprocated. . ♦ etery respect Dates can be mad- by calling at »>«?. -unruing the Blow. meaning of tbe Hebrew word "karan.” i men wore tiakei except for clouts BAN N ER office, or with me. "to emit rays tike horns." It is the I Bat to this we were accustomed. What -rrtr m””* wnmnn who wu •"“"’’'■tao by tar adored word used lu Exodus xxxlv,--20. to uMuniahod u» wire tta rouiwtabl. dnw T^nn JAS. M. BAUER, describe the shining face of Mose* aft­ of tta woureu, which wa. wholly (liffar- sarvant, who aai^ "mIsm uar mothnh dnn h»d „ rmn.ln whnt h.“JJ er he had talked with the Lord. The ent from anything we hud ever men. Citizens Phone 89. 529 AveSeptuuglut translated It Into Greek, Coital around the wuta and hips "hto head was horned." So al! through tta married women wore a great the middle ages und the period ot great Italian art the Vulgate bad it (whence maw, of Ionia made by braiding nar­ ex__ _ a1®*3’ Michael Angelo and other artists got row atrita o( rattan togrttar. Thi. re. deed she did." the Idea. Angelo giving to Moaes two markabl, ta.rt, U lmy dlg„1(). H . flameilke lock* of hair on the bead); .□ch a name, .upported a hark clout. THE AUCTIONEER, DELTON, tbe Cranmer Bible and the Dousy Except for there two artidea of drum Catholic English Bible continued tbe nothing waa wom aarea' aimpie orna­ "<■ yon r.n Irere the room .ndXn-1? >» upta I dort queer error. King James’ version at 1 tare tad rears of experience in .11 kind* of ment, made entirely from vegetable «<wh .tortre,- Cor. wu tt™ rrmterialu Th. childrm, w«« n.^ My"”! "< wtat P>, h.,l Oon0 »»d except that tta little gW, wo„ a Wtahnd tr, »,.,„rt__ Z dau« with tbe BANNER office, HMtinfa Mich-trend or two of tutu ardund tta waiat. We gam oo. «f tta men , a.^, mirror. H. did not rreugniae hi. own CONRAD. Delton, | |/V. H. COUCH FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. I am going to make some exceptionally low prices on TOP BUGGIES and HARD and SOFT COAL STOVES. See that Steel Range in my window marked $35.00. Straight Ladders 10c a foot. JAS. M. BAUER, Jesse Townsend. HASTINGS, ... MICH. LACE CURTAINS. If you are going to do any bouse cleaning let ua do up your Lace curtains for you. Wears well equipped ana make a specialty of doing that class of work. h«u 243. The American Laundry, W. J. Sort, hq. k VEGETABLE w. Hastings, MichMichigan E. R. CONRAD, �; n, Cadwallader y T ; estate exchange, ■’^“ravcrPtemon-.sd^i pier un:$ (iroccry. * hasti^Q^ mefl. - acre farm in il gravelly loam. tp.’r. unr acre . d very cheap toes. wy you 11 Pay you nee us or acre*, gi>od ; -,iui and lay® » -•u, •/';,, - in a Un* lake. ■ SWto'"1'";. ........ imildiuw. ....... ’ 2 IK-res. H. . n.ijes from I 1 acres; lift of dne' beech large Btigar .. 11 farm. Good uare. is base . all Js. Mick “ street Wts , Sept. 25,1908. trfrom tiervou*. md hod ton-Mon take a rest. I hot gaining tuv th as fart as j « your Wine of iwndcd ns meht • tlie ills of our >ttk- and bt-gan Jisfied with uw “W of the Hnt n; more nnd then dtp good hc-dth able to-take up iewed vigor. I tic and excellent rotis condition, endorse it. WESTLEY, «in Uollai,! •OB i1'?"; ■ wit . . nd have P. be K.-giila’in Alley. healthy you'll nil- OOOMCOCOCC oocoooc4b BE GOUi) .8 TO Yd LfI We ar.e t'.xcl Agent!! Peoph Meat Mm •rises. 5 Phona 238. j IT ’ the home of Mr. and Mr. rolmnnitoff at rv , A He who is end only for himself’ Brook* Mr* Ch*rl«' R: IbX n. u •mntrartiiig parti™ is a foe to all m Stowed 'tarry U Most of ns ex IwtUr obituary .train ' , Ole W-taterl bone fbe notices than are t>K to ns. '*‘n*», <h'-»eddlng mar.!, r,iayed The young man ho keeps g(Xx] hours has the >-cirt ti in the world. i iter, imffy entered with The religion that can t stand camp. ing out had better be 1 at home in *ame tbe ice tex. ... a w rbere will be Bundays ikthi* yeat ““ A‘"1™ D*'ker with tbe bride. Tire v» ‘Kiv«l» 'well which will probably not v.Iraagain Wrtj took tbeir phre, in f„M mirror .nnwtntM h). ,.urtainn in tbe life time of many nonliving aa it will be 110 yoanr before. „i|i "th myrtle. -Ob Prorate MeStowdr"’ r""1*rwl bJ Mi* Blythe occur again S«%7“^Bu’ber,iD tj.Ll>r. .tokne* F M9RH TO WEAR THE EA^T frfAPLE GROVE. Bn:;.--. Irf tbl* -■-•utftry r»* ill* 4 ••nrlou* r»-t\r» in ’- t-^ t':- fruit t > lx- (uu.:.l hi r.»i > ' I ablupiu --nitltlM 'lilt! Glass© <>f xj.-. In lb*? First Ac,-." dlvlmly han­ dled by Tnamns Peytou In th*? eighty tirst «t.tuza occur* tin- followIcs: t —r much like it I* In shew." in< tiiate and awfit delightful TRY M *. NO EXPB.'IMENT. . . In the Canary islands and in Brail! It was regarded »’ an affront to tbe Saviour to cut tbe banana with a knife, ns It revealed tbe crucifix. But In or­ der t.> set* this clearly it 1* necessary to rut the . fruit when It first cotnnn-m.-cx to ri»vn or. if ripeL Immediate­ ly after it Is taken front the plant.— Iximkiu Standard. if cotrjM.b’ < .in- ami ■wok tbi*.-. orer. * SUITS FROM S20 UP. TROUSERS FRO.n S5 ....UP... C. E. LUNN, FINE TAILORING. HASTINGS. W. J. HOLLOAWY.-HastinRSCflich. MI N. Who sells the L. & M. Pafyt, E’S TAR Wants every church liberal quantity of the Paint will be given, paint.with the I.. & M. to know, that v L. »<■ M. 'Pure.! whenever they Call for it. lNGE IONEER. by irlton. f., R.F-o. »■ EER in lie KRsawi. lsyfer from YLVESTER GREUSEL TO TfE AAry or FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. HAMM: ' _ :ou ,:nve beep imposed upon by Tin fedalers. i propose to pay you highest Cash prion for your Rags, Rubbers, old Copper Boilers; Old Fapers, Magazines Etc. Jm giving you a Cash market for every­ thing YOUR HUSBAND KNOWS ME. I have «ne business in Hastings and Barry County f°r 25 yearn. , 1 respectfully request your patronage, -I will treat you EAIRLY, MBERALY and HONESTLY. ' , Yours Respectfully, Septomber 1st, 1905 I, MICH it re Sylvester Greusel, Ware House Opposite C. K.XJS. R. R. O«poL shIgan A*e- Do YOU WANT A GOOD Ha»*i and J»*ssin Smith visi’- J th grandparent* war W«xslland rund- smoke? have • }<’ii<k.. I wo'ild like io have you give me a call. 1’ j l n,,a “t , 'gats and Tobaccos. Ako a niee *tock at Von, ’’•clion* and OVS | FP< " “ “•>» OP 1 W*U have * One «oek of • oystert, and sollsit your trade. AND CHOCOLATES, bon bons JEFftns1ARSH MALLOWS- c’«C"SEET FRED WOLCOT Goodyear Co ! Itaroni1.MR^ltC01(trc" Y“ta Po« ‘° CW-“g“ Of Mrre“rt *1"; & U "er» K'X'- i f -lr*. H. A. Goodyear but week. h0'n'' from Artwr Thunriay to tike in the fair. ^Mr*. Fred .Young x 'oun« an J Children •nd friendi in ihis ciu’ v»lte .f Lak. Od«a. ov­ er Tbunday to are the largest and boat ronuty fair. He .w it ma g l E- A. Richard*, of Jackson. Mi**., »« viaiting Bt John Thornton’a He is » brutljer of Mrs. Thornton.. Rev. B. F. Fritz, pastor of the U. B. church i.« attending conference which meets in Ovid thin week. IL P. Neal, of Nashville, and Mif« I Anna Cilly. of .Clarkesville, were I guests at John Fish ’s part of last week. Mark Warren, of Chhriofte, spent Sunday in tbe city with hi* wife who Is ending two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mr*. John Buaby. Mim Chra Etches, sister of Mr*. Duane Bauer, and Miss Grace Wright, both of Jackson, were theo........ guestsv.of I ----------*'Ir‘ BfM® Bauer, last week. A' c’«’»lt<-r. of Chicago, reached this • • ■ ■ - wife ' who i* city " Saturday joining M* the guret of Judge and Mm. Clement Smith. He left Wednesday for Bald­ win to attend h reunion of hia regimeat. NCRTH MAPLE GROVE. Henrj» AJthoUM’ and family of Bridge witli her piireuts in W'xx|huni.*. ARE MAbH ---------------------- W. R. Cook i* in Chicago thi* week i-etnse 1 net * turprlsed 'and thank ; Woodland, spent :i few dajs with her ' attending the fall meeting <>f 'the <jxihoni.' I'liuii (I rcutive board of 'the Michigan Pre** ■ lArenta Mr. and Mr*, J. J. Trego. tb<;ni i- H'.tvthinc Association, which mhvld there for the ; Mi. hpd Mrs. Edgnr Bristol of Johne' lietter accuniodatiqn' of the upi>er town spent Sunday and Monday with jieuimuila meraliers. •j tho latter * mother Mrs. George ln­ Mr and Mr*. -Cheater Jlenxer left ' gram. Saturday for New Turk and Washing­ Jim Sotitbnrd and sister L« :im <if ton. The National AtMOCintion ot Yankee Spring* spent SuiuU. with BanaetY will hold a convention in the businei i their unde J.' Matthews, latter city which Mr. Messer will at­ about Ibe first -*t«p tana, r ; Mr. and Mrs. S. Coulter are th­ , tend. Mr*. Edward «-u-cuin]ianied them money . proud parents of a liaby daughter. tnfllKvr >b. fyr it vi-it with her daughter in Brook1 There will be a dxil-re at the Irving finally bad to Imre h ' h;utg--l. I Grange hall Saturday evening Oviuter wtx <‘lt> Time*. WEST THORNAPPLE ' 14th ij. J. 1-atiuivr of Ct-dar Springs-.p nt LAKE VIEW. la*r week with hi* i-areutn and friend* Lt Is a hnruiful thing for any ape to j Oturch at the M-huol hou-e Sunday- >»e/e. cotldle Lis heart when tbt-rn lx no di* j evening wm* wcM attended. Mrs. John Butcher and ,*on >'red '(<f rase, and i think we (the nuill<*aL pro i Mr*. Erb is entertaining her sister Grand Rapid* nre the gue*t* uf Lor. feXHi'i-ui an- far too lustrum- i.ta] lu | from-Ylattie Creek. .mother Mr*.Maty Murphey. aiding and Abetting this. We do far mure g*><>d by pronottnclhg ih-ujiIc i Mr. Fountain and Miss Mabie Jeffery W. IL Harper was in Grand Rapids aoup«L c\ cn if ont of healtlk. and thiH I from Marengo spent part ot last week last Monday on l>n*inea* M-ndiHg them forth with rt-tifwed hope, with the Mis*e* Hazel and’Jessie Smith Mr* Samuel Allen was in Holland than by k-cplng them in the Hiain* of I and attended the fair at Hartings. last week visiting relatives and attend­ uuycrltiUity an-i uorruu* dread, than , Mr. and Mr*. Fred Endsely sjient ing the fair. wbiih nothing eh-u Ixt m-<r’e cru-giing to «h<- utdity of a life or iiu»rr harmful Sunday tu Hasting* the guest uf ltt-r • parent*. ■ to tin- vli.mr-- <>( regaining health , Benanwa and W. Krpkey nnd'wives at­ I k’low of nn Aymptoft:* ->f a “Wenk ' J. Olmstead and family. speut Sun-lay tended th- fun-rut of Cha*. Com an in heart.' ‘with Alex Gillespie and family. cjilier t.» .i stere of Dcrrott* dread from 'John Latiin*-: whs called to Eden. which r- <-.ive,ry lx inu.rt dlfficttlt ur-’clAe . Andy Itomdt and family uf Hasting­ ' spent .Sun-lay « th Claude Mead said Olno laxt week by the *<-riou* ilhn *• to L l.fv «if luxurious klietitisH. wlik-h. ol aJvrutkrr. by''hr rnvrvatiun It cwiu-r*. H ilkriy Will itzbeck,• ALWAYS COMPLETE IVES, AS URNITURE SToweut.B, ■ froWELL-BROOKS. „ " ''■<’dl'«d»y evening, October , Mr. and Mra, Harry Bitch ie The (wide gownM in , . :• acyer 115 family have moved into tbe east • l-Hker.pea.ebw; y« Ilf-A : t-.-.k wood iot. of tbe Jamee Clark house on ' L_____ ™ ,''lh >',rt triminprorwJ ; • thl‘ bridremaid . l ine large recently vacated by Chet Benedict. 1 , ————1 »n aoainty perpine fruit । aian lawn. 1 > loam. Near Seeetnrjr Schanta i. autbority for the I . tidings 7/b A ^bountiful supper waa served to one • acres, bd Matenent that tbe total receipts for I hundred yo. LLL • gueeta by the Mirae* Nina Entirely free the fair will be over $S.OQO or kabout | ■gre oWtd »u. -;'1Emma Leaven*. Ruth and -nil la clay ll.OUi) more than la*t year or the* year \ooda, .fn-arttu®)’* u, ■ . - one half Bertha Hrebarawm. Many token, ot ujtr fU»l ’ ' before, and that the proflta Ltlth year m were left to tire happy „,up|e .. the balance: will be something over f i,0w.of the land > ■ no have the heartrot rorrgratnlation. . i; .;>lr: a tine Mils Marjory Kcablen, formerly and wrahea tor a proaperona future from . tails creases thi* <jity, wax married last wee • f»«r nd waste: there many frieuda OfMa. rvf--V >■ .t W?.lbROud Mi. John L. Forsyth, of K Alt g'NM « _ -seep •ight: 3 They will be at home after ADd »*i J!”- ,...... •hard. Good at 7t»l 8. Park Street, 07.00. ■*‘.:H«ted out; CORRESPONDENCE. ■ I ■ ttlr'bd !. a beautia,,di around COBB'S CORNERS. The average pc thke« pleasuro irw --f the In casing nttent । Mrs. George Ingram visited her i.\ .>;m- bam Th© ml* , daughter Mr*. Roy Sylvester of Charrained l«x32 Ing -r gi a ii । in <ak<M.furnl*h J lotte last week. play Jhclr bard’ h ; Airs, and Mra. Herd who have been phone ery now, «j»d then." , visiting the latter'* sister Mrs. George (mild■ U* nln-her, "I tix .up n u. IMIU . . ’A’ . Ingram have returned to their home in , ifth a nilsxppl|«| worll or un 1 New York. road ■ Mr*. Della Game* and dxtighter of ittle of Wine of CARDUI I News.3 ixitor* at t.i H A E il DRESS GOODS in all wool Skirtings, . Pana­ mas, Serges, Blue, Black. Brown, Green, finely tailored. Excellent values at $5, 6,7,8 and 850. . FLANNEL WAIST PA TTERNS in the newplaids no two alike, per pattern $2.75. NEW PATENT LEATHER and Stitched Silk Belts, several styles from which to select, 25c and 50c. OUR LINE OF COATS is a winner. We have the long coat with Empire backs that are proving such pofmlar sellers. Our prices are right too. IVe are also showing a NEW RAIN COAT. THE BEST VALUE WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. Has been sold as high as $15.00. Our price $11.50. Try a NEW IDEA PATTERN 10c. Sure of Satisfaction If you get your Photographs at the CHRISTMAS £TUDIO; Your approval given before the work is done. H. *J .Christmas, HASTINGS, MICH. photographer MAPLE GROVE. LitU? Greta Gould who has ks-eii ill the pa*l week is a little lietter at pres-, ent. .. DRY GOODS TALK. A. D. Wolfe and son Clayton were at Battle Cnvk Saturday and Sunday. Special Drive this week on NIGHT GOWNS. Cheaper than you can make 'em. ' Mrs. Elmer Shafer has lieun at Hills­ dale visiting relative* the lumt week.' FLANNEL ETTE BLANKETS, from 60c to $1.75 Mrs Cash Guuld returned to Char­ lotte Thursday. Geo. Loomis and wife of lk-llevuu called at L B. Potters' Saturday. Elsie Cumming* who ha* l-ven ill i)h a little better. Im Cummings aiid wife have gone to Battle Cni'l: to live. , Mr. nod Mrs Sackett of Battle Creek wri- nt Ed. •Ree*e*H Sunday. SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR. Our General Line of Dry Goods is worthy your inspection, and if you arc looking for bargains, you will be interested BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Pbon.No.ifo. HORTON’S TW0D‘,,'"ry Sivcral from thi* 'vicinity attrndeil the Hastings fair; . ’Cliircnrr.-Welch ami wife retprni-d tu C. H. Cliadti'i; ciit«■(mined bin um-Iv CREEK STREETMr. aifd Mr* Jay Lichtyand daugh­ ter visited at Mr.-and Mr*. John Lieb- vixit with thier aunt Mr*. J»‘- - Trax­ few day* Iasi week. ler. The L. S. of the BarryvilkFx|. Ree l and wife returned last Sat­ Nearly.every oW attended the Hart­ church willde entertained bj Mrs. L. urday* from Mu Pleoaant when- they E. Mudge Thurmlay the 12 for dinner have been, vuitiug their Mir. ing* fair from round here la*t week. Mf. and Mr*. McBeth kept hoftse for and Mr*, pan Ostroth will entertain Chunnie Snow, wife and daughter their (laugher last week while they tbe Evangelical Miciety the same day. visited relatives here lant week return- , There will'!* old people's misting ing to Ionia Sunday. were away visiting friend* in ' (•rand '* ’ at the Evangelical church Sunday the Rapid*. Mrs. Emma Benham visited bar sit­ 21. All tbe old people are cordially in­ Greta Guuld who ha* been ter Mrs,. Cha*. Cantele in -Sunday. vited to tie'present. is reported a little better. Effie Roush spent Sunday with her Mi* Lottiedfewton called on Irving Mr*. Dora Harmon was very . low parent*. frien&a Thursday. hst week being nearly blind for some­ Frank Charlton and wife of Lake Our school -was delighted over retime, but by the aid of Dr. Shilling View called on Chas. Bidelman Sun­ and a good nnne it i* thought *hr will cetving secund premium at the fair for day. K regular attendance during the past recover. Mrs. Cora Bidelman and daughter . Floyd Bawti and wife returned year. «*• hojie the society will contin­ Ilah is «Dendiog the week with Mrs. home from Spring Arbpr Saturday ue to maillta-t nn interest in our night bringing With them a Imby. country rural sch<*/«. This we think will be an encouragement to both Mrs. Calkin* i» working a^t Parker * Floytl smile* aTl over. teacher and pupils in their ochoal Hotel Pearl Basxett uf Cbarlottr’wB* home work'. : ' , • over Sunday. This coitYu.unity was- thrown into GRANGE HALL CORNERS. Floyd F-ighn-T nnd Winnie Hag. rmm: tt«*l-.-rt* ut .thu latv r's parent*’ *a-.l new* of'tbv derifh uf Dan Deller. ; Mr Merrills people have been «'iitertaining relatives from the north. Sunday. » *r. who dnipi- d dead while performing Uiram Merrill is preparing t<» hi* morning Untie* He was in hi* : north again this fait HIGH BANK. m-cow stable milking when the end came . Jam - Freeman and family ■yuibnl Thus another ol Barry county’* pioneers • Quite a nuUiber from Hxrfi«‘lJ attvncl' <-d Um convention at latcey Saturday. nt Eugene Calkin* Sumhty. . im* juewed tu the gnfat Beyond. I CERTAINLY 1 ■ you will save Money, if you buy your ’ Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums and House** ) furnishings of the ) MILllER &1 HARRIS FURNITURE CO. WHY? Because everybody who buys is well pleased, and tells their neighbors that jire are giving them honest, ■well made goods for their money. Our best advertisinent is s well pleased customer. We make a specialtyof fitting homes complete for young married couples. Furniture Corners \ Miller & Harris Furniture C» Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Bristol also N. Latham and wjfe returned tr...u [ Fred Bristol and wife visited their Adrian Friday afteSnuon where they RUTLAND CENTER. attended the soldier* reunion. Mr*. Fred Hines <>f Buttle Creek is daughter and sister at Hastings Friday • and Saturday returning home Sunday. Hubble Stilson and wife of Hastings visiting relative* here. Mr. Talmadge and family spent a ■pent a few day* lost week with her Thone who'listened to the sermon We handle the bent grades of coal on tlie market number of 'lays of last week with his | delivered by our new pastor Rev. Hol ­ ■liter Mrs. Main. Order from us and you are sure to be satisfied. Phone jmrents south of Battle Creek alao took Mrs. Edmonds attended quarterly comb last Sunday wore well pleased. 194 and we will give your order prompt attention. in the reunion at Marshall. meeling .< C«l.r Cro* SomtaySee US. before buying Mis* Tuma Doud of Battle Creek is Walter Irke. and family Oli'c' Fred Otie Oct. •-■<> for dinner. visiting her oonain Grace Bristol. i family «!«•"> “‘“’"I1 and Ix>yd Shively ot Yankee Syriug. family “pent last Sunday with David Mr. and Mr*. Bowers visited at Perry visited Hey Erwey n portion of leet ' C.C.B., WASHED Ickes.and family. vnioying k of Wooley'* Sunday. The Cemetery Circle No. 9 mot with | mouiilain front wnt from Montana b> week. Mr*. * New uf Bellaire visited at Mrs. Etta Beach Oct. 2, and a fine time Mr*. Melinda Erb Stuart. Warren Foreman * last week. » The meaoels are beginning to show enjoyed by all. Two new members ad­ Mr*. Foreman visited nt Plainwell mitted. Next meeting will be with themselves in this place. Saturday. O0000000000000000000000000000C000QQ0000000000000000 Mrs. J<v*ie Risbridger Nov. 2nd. Ernest Erway and Z«ilo Oti* ^pent McOMBER school house. MORGAN. Tho Wr Is over and we see some Sunday in Kalamazoo. Ira Erway expect* to move to the of tlx. prince hare come our way. Mra Charles Window ol the Pratt ° Mn £d lire. Swi-ber. of F.nd ey. city this week. . Jintrict «!»tit Jaat week with Mrs, El­ Ohio are visiliud •' s,ruU’, “r,u Winslow of near Middh-ville mer Hanre and waa tbe guest ol Mra ■ , sister of Mrs. Strotel spent Sunday xt Lixzie Wood *. * C. J. Norris Thursday. Swiaber i* a Jlre Cha . H«H “ entertaining her Readeru of the Bannhr can secure Ira Crago and Mte Nina Lathrop ot .ieter Mrs. Ashley, of BARRVVILLE CHURCH NOTES. | A„j.ri, ,[M.nI , pan of last wrek at M favorable cJtibbiua rates with thia aunt Mr*. Newton of " all lake. Tbe report of the Sunday school wa. Willi* Lathrop’* and attended the fair The Fuel that s right. Critea of South Dakota is paper for any dally or weekly paper Eldie good. CDteSaB. Mra. Lou.lv .te- st Hastings Friday. At the Price that'* right. brother Reuben'-* tb‘a risitinft at hi* or magazinepubllihed in the United throp's had the largest collection. Our F. D. mail cat tier Ixister Webb ; Cleanest and Cheapest ik ■ < k • The Ladies Aid Society will be en- broke ground for a small barn on his states or Canada aa can be procur­ Coru McCormic of Cleveland Ohio i* Fuel. For Sale by viX her parent. J. M. CrawLyand tortainad by Mra Mudge Tlmrtday place a building very much needed. ed bj any other newspaper In this GAS Phone Mr. Chari. * Vandlin is doing tbe manen Oct. 12 for dinner. section of Michigan. Rev. Dolph after driving H» mil" work. M,, Bmret Edger mid Mte Julia Rock of your city spall «■» ““ returned home Saturday Right. Stop* itching iaotantly. Cure* wlex. Ivan and Mabie Warren of «oek with friends at ... . xxdml salt rheam. tetter, itch, hive* ■cabiee- -Doan*’ Ointment. The Hendershott Aid Society anXredbyMreFreuhB.iv.n.OeL At any drug store. ville Sunday. LEHIGH, NUT EOG, POCAHONTAS, MASSILLON, NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS (Q. CO- CLUBBING RATES CO. 359< Hastings Banner $1 a year �— HABliaOtS BAMNEK. UCTUH1WM. AUCTION SALES HELD DONT LOWER MUD LAKE As Advertised A set of genuine silver plated teaspoons on a solid nickel base for JUST TO GAIN A • George Newton, FEW ACRES Ot Land, lain Worth While To Low­ er Mud Lake? Public Health JEWELER and OPTICIAN, First door -west of Chidester ®. Burton Barry had-an1 auction wile as adwrtisrd in the BANNER of Sept. 2«. t L. Conrad acted aaauctioneer. It was a clean-op »ale of stock largely, and be­ ing so underatofid did not aromw the interest of a general sale. StiH there was a good attendance and the stopk was sold at satirfactory prices. Johnson U Smith, of Woodland, bad a sale of stock ami t<«ta on the same day. James M. Baner was auctioneer. Owing to :the fact that people were preparing for tbe fair and busy in their corm the attendanc^was not large us it would otherwise have been. Still there was a good crowd present, and the property particularly the Atock bold well. Many were present from a dis­ tance. Mr. Smith is fully convinced that the BANNER is the pfopcr PONDENTS. 75c Would Be Endangered. Hastings, Mich. A mu Of BOW- SAVE YOUR WOOD PILE BANNER. Sales. Monday of la* week Emrot Piter of | ONE OF OUR CORRES­ Something belter with more silver to the dozen than trippie plate, with a written guarantee for twenty-five years, for leee money. First class repairing a specialty. the NEXT WINTER Good Result* at These THAT IS THE WISH VOICED BY GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS Io . Our Specialties. j Our Watchword. Your Coal Bill,, harry county never had such yields of hay. wheat. Jewel Stoves OATS, CORN AND BEANS. and Ranges. “BETTER THAN ' ALL OUR FEARS. Wear,WO" vl)a ou- “ la The Good Father Who Has Dealt So Bountifully With Hi* Children. all u,al. Ia,-d and lm io M Let Us All Be Thankful • Do you remember tliat rainy spell The village of Cloverdale Hee telast spring and summer’ Do you re­ tween Mud lake and liong lake with a call'bow people declared that there distance lietwecn of about thirty rods. would be no hay crop gathered; no IZ Mud lake supplies tie C. K. & 8. wheat, rye, and oats harvested’ Do : with abundance of soft water for its you recollect bow it wm declared that engine.-*. •■'. the late planting bad probably .’insured There are nbou! thirty three lakes in the failure of tbe corn crop. *D(1 the township of Hope: the most noted medium for auction advertising. Iwaiu would be simply a memory of being Wall lake, Upper; and lower Mud Saturday last Frank Wolfe, of Wood­ former years’ You remember all these lakfs. Pine, Head. Lit- i bind had a sale. It was a whale, fully things; of course you do. Possibly you i ----->-jtiunusjy.Long. ------ ------------- -] --------------I To furnish it to our trade at the lowest possible price f. -----* 2^, tie and Big G.2_. Cedar lake* all abounding 1 |ring preeent> an(] everything were among the propbets of evil. ) is our ambition. . I bringing good ,prices. Mr. Wolfe is j with many kinds of fish. A great many years ago one said The township of Hope would have i well pleaded with the BANNER ns a I: "God is better to us than all our ) WuluviU-your attention this week to a few of our made u splendid game and fish preserve. I medium of advertising auctions as ; feara ” Isn’t Be? Look at the larna \ specialties which are proving themselves the most satHope township has some of the finest it reaches'pe*.*ple who would -never nee and granaries bulging out with the bnmmHr'resorts in the; county. Wall the hills W. IL Cbuch was auctioneer. ( i.-factory answer to that eternal question," What shall I fruit of tbe fields? Look at tbe corn lake especially has many fine cottnuot Wm. Titipah'h- **f-Castleton, had a which is tbe best crop of that cereal / get for sapper!” . . i on its shores Mr. Clancy of Chicago' sale Tuestlay. with J. M. Bauer auc­ ever raised in Harry county. Look at has a fine cottage and grounds adjoin­ tioneer. The sale footed over $HMK» ) Corn beef 16c per can. V al loaf 16c per can. the bean crop, die l>est ever grown here. ing Giirnsey lake and Mr. Robischung nml everything sold’well. There were It is a safe prediction that never ) Dried beef 15« (>er jar. has also one of the finest-residences in people prenent from several townships have such crops lieen gathered in Barry ( Salmon 12, 15, and 20 wutj* [>er can. j town on the shores of the same lake. in this county. Some of the best sale* j euunty as this year. . The object of the writer Of this art ­ I Fresh peaches 30 rents per i>eck. made were to people who would never I I>’t ns not forget the Giver of these icle xis to prevent the destruction of have seen an anction bill. Mr? Tit-1 wuBwrw niiu ) Compadour Tea. Oriental Coffee. bouDtiee and hlesaingfi. — nor fail to our tedutiful lakes at the hands of marsh is d’ecidelj injavor of newspu- h‘iv. * praVrr of thankgiving and • selfish men who cate for nothing but per advertising for auctions. ap’ t() lhe Father<, «o mac h much to gaixspossfeBibn uf a little more land On Tuesday-Ory Chaffee hwl an ml-1 HU nu Hi* chiWren children than than tbeir their fea fears. at the expenw of th*' people who do i ministratura unction sale on tbe tanu not w«nt -th* takes ! draintsl The * of the late Solomon Chaffee, in H**t-| ) PHONE 16. THE GROCERS contemplated lowering' of 4!nd lake I ings township. W. H. Couch acted a» ‘ j by thirty inches means khe making of' nn* v.v»« auctioneer. There was a g*xxi crowd । Whwthr, the artist, sn|d: ”1 always .• a btinkjhole and the destruction of the® i present, and everything was .sold and I uw lr,al* fur bauds, with their । long, slender, lingers and delightful arhealth if the people of Cloverdale, for at good prices. . ticnlati.ms, the most fcuutlfifl hands COOPER-DAVIS the odor bdor from the uncovering of of acres If any contemplate having auction ' !O the world. I think Irlsli eyes are 1 A pretty home wedding occurred la<t of mutl won Id be'Unbearable, and < salt's there is ino question . ’ •but- that ■ hlf>o tb,. Iw,^t beautiful. _________ American .Tuesday evening at the home of the, pru-erty in the village Would not be of j BANNER advertising space is wljat1 g|r|s’ band* come next. English girls bride in Bedford when Misw Vwia much v|due. The state has stocked ‘i they should Meek. We can arrange ' havc red. coarse bands: the German ' Davis. of Bedford and Dr. O. R. Coop-' the lakcti with fish, but no one could , dates foi^ ynur auctioneer. I girl has brand, fiat bands, nud tine I er, of Bahfield.. were united in mar- I wade through the deep mud to the Spanish hnn*l Is full of big veins.’’ riage by Eider H. Burkholder.of Belle­ small pools of water which would t»e EAST WOODLAND. -------------------------vue. Ohio in the presence of 25 friends left. The law says that i the spawning . f . . To llrritk >1 Gently. 1 and relatives. Tbe wedding march and broading of itah shall not be interM. L. Cole and daughter Hazei of; jfifcr luwl l»<?en appointed n commit-. | was rendered by the brides mother feivd with Luke Odi-ssa sp ut Saturday in ’ tP(. pf on(. t . break the tuid news fa . i W.jodland. ’ : Mrs. Geo. E. Davis. Now if it is projH'r to drain one lake ' The bride whs handsomely gowned why not {others’ Tbe pc >ple of Clover- j Dr.’Lywry.JtJ Hastings, visited Miss i '••iLere." *a!d Pat. "wlierr .are yez goih ’ 7* ' • ' in white silk and carried carnations. dale are justly alarmed i nd grieved at j Edn/i Q-.|e one day last -week, . "To the tilegrapht office. I’ll slnd Many gifts of china, silver and linen the prospect and belie— —*• their .* •e •* that L.... »~ B..rn ~ Tn.--.lay to — Mr. an.l. Mr* E. bl,r „ ouJ . it ' were received. After congratulations rights n.S; eitizens of Mi chigan are in , Welch n baby girl. ! she’ll fnlnt airl the turrahlo shwk’ll 4k had been bestowed a bountiful wedding danger ‘We call on all persoin* who , Will Euimt spent Saturday ami Sun-1 nalnhw.’’Ih-conbtlerald. j supper wa« served. The groom is a believe in fklr play .nd ......... .............. rho are inter- ' d>) jny «-jth| his friend Joe Bale of South । graduate of the Rush Medical College. ested in <ne sport of fishing to exert I sunge]d. Chicago and is at present practicing their influence to proven; the destrncI "What Is lore?” troke.1 Rip sweet Mra. A C. K lipstick spent a couple I ptri. vho whs looking for a change ti Wf hue the Hog Worm and in Bailfield where lie and hia bride will tion of what is a source of pleasure J of days last week with Mra. Lydia | leap. . i reside in the future and are at home to And profit to all. Hog Cholera medicine else. ! Crites of Wooiibu&fr. I "Lore," replied, the old ha«4ie!or. * i, their friends after Oct. W. H. Barnex. | 4 kind of Insanity that jnakiM n inn.'i j Miss Edna Cole who has-been ill so I rail a 200 pound female l?1« little turtlelong is able to take a abort ride each TEACHERS EXAMINATION. 1 dove." v. WRIGHT-DICKINSON. . day now. The next teacher's examination Wilt I he held at tbe court house Thursday The friends of Mra. Lydia Crites ' Mias Allie pJickinsoh. young&t Hundnsls of thansm l* «.f Amcrirju Phone .113, City Drug Store, I nnd Friday Oct. 18 and 20, 1905. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Byrun Dick­ will be pleased fo learn that she is the , I women are boru. Jivr their lives aud Hastings, :: Michigan. John C. Ketcham inson was married Tuesday afternoon ' mother of a fin*- Iwby girl i file in hoarding hnuset or hotels with ■ Couinir. uf Schools. to Mr. Byron J. Wright, uf the firm ?• Mra E P Barnum who has bwn of Wright Bros.i. the ceremony being ’A’dte ill the past few days is reported '' CARD OF THANKS. performed at the home !of the brides ' as tetter al this writing, dpvlre u» do a6.--H*»u f' We d<*Ure tn exiecd our heartfelt thank', to our triends and urlxhtxxs.who so kindly parent* at four-thirty o’clock by Rev. Mr.and Mra E Landis of Bradford 1 ed u» during the slehnrss and death of our L.C Rogvnu o( Emanud . Lurch Onl, , Ob.u «rc K».t. ,.f h.-, Mr and , J.™!? ' !?’f.‘0T’ i haby and to the beautiful flown* seat us, , nulholland a Mm. ani> Ma*. Wtu.siL**iu:r. ' the Immediate rel.tire. were pra. nt Mr. A Warner .ami .ah.-r Em., Woud !»™r Store. 1,1 ; or*hat tsthesan,,-. Hams ®L Bcuss, We want prroerl • <»u.-tnirtiim. 4ite , hi. H*- uoi. especiajL.- . our hue of 1 Jewel Stoves made by tlie I'etroit Staff Works, the largest stove plant in the world. ■ We can supply your need.with any kind or style of .-tove Jesired. Don’t fail to Call and ex­ amine them. We <-an save you money, and you can save fuel. GUNS, SHELLS, and AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS. <_ <2- GOODYEAR BROS, PHONE NO. I. 11 tSTINQS. MICH THE HARDWARE DEALERS YOU ALL to know that we carry in stock all the best brands ot Stock and Poultry Powder, such as Pratts, Hess & Clarks. Prussian, In­ ternational and Capital. Q. A. HYNES, Good Leather is uecesMMy to make a good hartiew. We buy the best that money can buy. That’s the reason, that for a quarter of a century, a Myen’ Harness has been a synonym for STRENGTH DURABILITY AND STYLE. OUR FALL UNE of Blankets and Robes is now in. It’s a beauty, too, and it wont strain your puree to buy one. Call and see them. W. H. Myers & Son, Phons 374 Hastings. Michigan. Jefferson st., 1 door south of P. O. । 1 J । 1 ; । The wedding wae h very informal one i land friends Hasting* Markets. The bride wore a pretty direct gown of ।[ Mra •’ O •B. •• Hag>T went to Plymouth. I kn Brt’n’ki.; rel'kd Hastings Markets are corrected every ,r., Mik. and M. unattended The I- Mick; Mu... tbl. Wednesday morning and can he relied hotuc waa handsomely decorat'd with H|„^, ber I upon as correct at that date. flower*. Mtsa X innir Rrem K-t.d »* ■ rrinknn.. id th.l fllare Corrected Wednesday, Oct. 11 1805. m 1stress-of-ceremonies and Mrs. Wood I « Wl , catered for tbe dinner -erred at tbe I’.V ^ck‘ird' huB teeu pko'docf~ [ Butter—1C—17c per lb. close of tbe ceremom. ,he of fnejK1* -1° »Mbvi||e for Very choice M well o .nb.t«.ti.i 7™",?*?,’™DrD? VBOBTABLER. FRUITS ETC. gill, were received by tbe bappy [ " ''“■♦land on Tareday. New Potatoes—40c—4tcper bu. The L..T. L will met nt the home Onion*-78c, per bu. couple, tbe parents of each presenting MEATS. them with a check of |1UO. They are- of J. Hager Friday evening Oct. 18 Boel. lire welxbt-24c—3<«< KefrethmenU of coffee and doughnuts both excellent young people,' and h ave Beef, dressed-w-ec the best wishes of scoresYf frlenik for will lie served, the proceeds to be used Hogs, nlh ijo-$5.ro. their future happiness. They begin to purchase literature for the society. | Hogs, drei house- keeping immediately on Han­ A.cordial invitation is given to all who Iamb*. _______ Mutton, dressed -«c to 7c are interested in temperance work. over steet. '; POULTRY. HIDR8 AND WOOL ' Chicken*, allve-bc ( Chickens, dressed—i2’ic . Bc«*f Horse HIdes-SL00-lit.ro. VaR SktM-Ute Tallow-SH-HcGRAIN. • Wheel No. 1 white, S .76; Np. 2 red, S -7ft : Oats—24c. , Corn-z>-Mk! lu e«r; ooc tthelled. I Ryo-asc. . >u. Ct HAY AND STRAW. No. 1 Timothy-4aon-7.00 No, 2 Timothy--te.ro FOLEYS H0»IT-"IAR «,' clover Hay-A' 00— “I make a chum of my father." •1 conld never do that with mlns." “Wouldn’t be like It?" "He might, but ma wouldn’t. |’ni usually out till after midnight,"—Hone. ‘ ton Post.. The reason why lovers tire neve weary of one another Is this- they ar xerer talking of themselves.—.Itociiefoti!! Vnnld. j [ I will sell liiiuber, lath. >Irii ami dears that will Jlea.-tr qnalitv and price. HOOFING. Bring your Butter and Eggs and Get Groceries and Dry Goods, Make Our Store YOUR HEADQUARTERS J. Homer DePvie, Phone 86 Plrl'-.thr Wife, BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS PHONE 254. PHONE 254. ’ MONEY SAVING COAL STOVES " "jStBril,Ju’reandtlle,''>estion of heating your iionn will In- a vital one We are fortunate m being able to offer for sale the [ven Jate-t patterns, omyoTfuel nUfi° prmciplea- nnd whi<’,>. *>llAoon pay for: them-i-lv. > in ei»n- Hans, tbe ruraltat, wua in search of n hopu*. "I've got the very thing you want." said Bill Lennox, the stableman—"a thoroughgoing road horse, five years old. Bound Am a quail, 8175 cash down, nnd he goes ten miles without stop­ ping." Hans threw his hands skyward. "Not for me," he said, "not for me. I wouldn’t gif you 5 cents for him. I live eight miles out In dec country, nnd I'd hnf to[ walk back two miles"— Norman Voice. • THE 20th CENTURY ■ 0 LAUREL how ,h* c«l burn. OU,*W» *®w.rd. th. Burns soft coal or slack without SOOT or SMOKE. It heats the floor, is clean, fuel sav­ ing, handsome and SOFT COAL OBJECTIONS VJAi: E < are overcome. The cut of the fire bowl shown above, shows how the coal burns from the out side towards the center. It-will hold fire for lb hours and the fire pot is guaranteed for r. years One Is In the habit nowadays of sec­ lug brides absolutely seif possvased ulni?st Jocose, laughing an.) smiling and nodding to their friends. Mothers and staters never cry nowaday, at parting. Lady Violet Grevllle In Graphic. E-very.thing for your Lunch- Celery­ Oranges, Canned Goods, Etc. .> and ii.nfe We Sell COAL That Burns Whether hard or soft coal, kvi the main spring of the house. Bitterly—When you and your wife were first married you used to call eac’i other ‘ birdie,” didn't you? MeSwafYes. Blfferly-Do^-ou still do It? M Rwat-Weli I call her s parrot an.l x tungple. aud she usually refers to tut as a jay.—Ebcchnnge. Call At windows ’-•th in You caunot find anything more , than our well known grades r adit g - • «°7.rh Open Evenings. We want your BUTTER and EGGS. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. THE RADIANT 20 entury LaUr*L HOME BASE BURNER beouuie . mnn cn!]„ot hMr a drop I. no .lip, th,t b, b dMf *• >* • sign ot bllndne** l»o,u,e h wr<T raw a ho™ tlr. , board walk a alone fenre. a dog', paata. a ro.c walk or a dam bake. 1 Burns hard coal, and is one of the batidsmm s’. d,i economical hard coal stoves ever placed • n,srKe 1 is ad ornament to any home. WHEl WU WANT 1 STOVE CALI O0 SB «> LINE BEFORE YOU PUCE AN OCOEB IT WILL PAT YOU. "It there isn't my wife’s an awft.1 good guesser. She never ha. to w^J .or me to do any confessing.- -Chfca-,, Record-Herald. ‘»cag* Brother—Which one of thoue gr>.b« Smb. fone m„ „lgh, die crowd comes up IU kt«*^ her Bit. "" THE RADIANT HQMf PhondHE WEST R. I. HENDERSHOTT, EI*D HARDWARE, Opposite The Court House. Hastings, Mich. �iKOB WATER bags ••ante First adow of the forenoon.', A number automobile urduy | anges, M. C. Excursions. A Michigan tr.in for Micbigw P®°P*u, fart, comfortub!» »rwi ” lent MSrt« anti conven- this city took in the aCGrand^RafndsSat- Several imembera of the Eaateru Star in thia ci,y attended the Grand Lodge meting in Grand Kapida ymterdTC Born lotor and Mr. J. G. McGnIHn Mg oi a* ,d*!' f”iag ■u“1 """‘"S Su w»0>«-Uy for ho.,0^^ D-m,. ^.“V™ I1“UnK" « " 1>eet ‘in im. lst<’nrtion Bag* and nnge le your Specially rings A foj eV rlLoqtis to sec- personal mention, J? Em,rr »<w. .Monday. What we My w& do, w ta Grand Rap. Uwroit njo p. m„ arrive BllflWo 8,w R.Mr7 u ?■ Chill<lrt“ w‘“ >”■ Grand Rapids Muhday. Tbua. Sulllran was in Battk Creek Monday on bnalneaK P»Y«r °ne wa>’ «-loni.t Friday oct. 13th HI HAIA QAI T Saturday uLUnl\ uALl Oct- 14th ralri ”°W Friday morning an 8 pound nn The “Ml wii.X, ,”inU doctor wear. hi. honor, with becoming motlwty B IW r«ady ,ur and n«ofstoVe8, »• m. banner. onPh„T; w“ “ Grand Rapid, e#ect on baaina. yM^rday. Mr an.I Jtr,. tip. Sunday at Wall Lais. 8 W|l The eight month, old chlldbf Mr and Mra William Silsbou dl«lW«lnoBday night of cholera infantum Tbe Iwreaved parebta bare tl» sympathy of ”■ Chld<«to ''.rre In Grand Rapid, yertmlay. ;X.^itnx.r“.': I^n?d %.n' °’’“r° *■** “ Or,w,i Kapida Tiwtor yesterday. forth • picket (or George Hincbui.il m*d* a bjinwe further infortBMtlun. Th*. Wealeyan MetbodUb, have hkd a trip to Kalamazoo Monday. Order of tlle F4utoni gUr new sidewalk laid on tlie w«t aide of Wm. K««. or DrtrioL .pent Sunday ‘M ° Michigan at Grand Rapid., their .paraonage lot in the Ural ward with relatize. ip thin city. which adds very much to ft. ap^r. „'F- ibi, oeJaio,, Mi*. Galdy, Lomlanl ot Kalamazoo. « rale of „„ fnrr for (1m r<muJ .fa i> flatting Ml. Grace Hoen Alfred Cbeewman. Mike Flynn, Wm H reriira hmit Oct. Ill inclna.w... Mr. and Mr* Chaancey Bishopi bJH'nt Kidder and Myron Hullibergtr were Sunday with Middleville friends, i ho-hse.M-l Re­ before Justice Bishop last week charged 1 la-Lh °' f John H. Corblt.-ot St. John,, with bring disorderly < Each pleaded tn the cltv Thursday on btalnew.; guilty and paid $7.w line anj Awt«. G W- Smith, of Castleton. Lpeot, *Sui»-rintendent Chaml>erlain reports , ante for tie round trip win be given. Sunday with bin son Judge Smith. that t|;- new truancy law is working 7 °C‘“n<1 1T- “-"'l 'or Mrs. T. J. Mack. ot. Battle Greek, spltaididly. It has brought about 50 return Ort. Stith inclmive. • visited at Judge Mark's last wecl. studedta into the schools, and has made Wumen-. Cbrtrtiiu Temperaac. attenaknee much njore regularHomer DePue and Chas. Ba icock Union Convetnion. Ixw Angela. c»l Janas Craig was brought before Jus­ Oct.25-.Xov 2. IWLfor this ocsssiun I were Grand Rapids visitors Mood iy. Robert Mills went tu Sault St 3 arie tice Hiker one fair day and charged -veiy low rates round trip will given with having tanked up with bug juice to Los Angele*, or San Francisco Dates rimr&day where hehas secured a' poHe » in jail becaust* be could not ofM>U. °rt, ttttuso F1Ml „ I | Mr. and Mrs. Will Fuller, of I attic raise die $7 40 flue and costs assented »'"* /“T 'Ailh' In,tuire at ticket ' by the just io*. . Creek were guests of Hasting* fr tends other for full purficnlraa, last week. Geo Barhcit is a * 'gentleman of th-- ! W. s. Barron Agt, road. ” He hit Hartings ont* day last Mr. and Mrs. Arthuj Ainswurt . Grand Rapids, spunt Snmlav at J uLe week, was arrt*«trd and brought be­ Smith'*. fore E|q Riker, who ordered him ’to j pay $41* fine and costs. or take Mrs. Helen Brooks left vesu-rda for cm^i-sj to Detroit, and have a Jackson to visit Mr. and Mr I M layjofl in the Detroit house of Prof.'A. W. Chatuberlain-will: speak ■Mahar tiou. He took tlie 65 da vs. I in the V •B. church next Hunday Mr-,. Geo. A. Kies and Mrs. -'red morning, There will be no sertiw in K<s*ring. of Clinton, an* visiting , t (' The Northwestern Branch of F. Field's. M. S.. of the M. E. church, comprising the evening. We have made arrangements with the Fried Cloak Co. one of the larg­ est and best cloak manufacturers of Cleveland, to send one of their trav­ ellers here to spend two days giving a Cloak Opening. We will be able to show you the most complete li of cloaks that ever came to' Hastings, and will “post­ lively guarantee to SAVE YOU FROM 25 ito 40 per cent on any purchase’made. Any cloak you buy here and can equal elsewhere, bring ours back-and get your cash. That's fair isn’t it. You can select a Coat and make a deposit of SI.00 and we will keep it for you until you are prepared to take it. ANNOUNCEMENTS STINdS, MICH 6Ms [klietrcii oal Co. FLEMING idow ■tnrejted TRRELL nd durable wood plnct*. Mich. wife. KANO. BCE POSTS. »HOHE 254. BRIDES pd.s f.hmild not over 9.tr reason ’ '■ guaranteed] g for wed-, other gifts or . art engaged a ring to the fact and get, rou get more' v ’A h m n vital items. econ- SE3O4H& rj ENGAGEMENT RINGS 1 • V..I-. uf’et^mvalso , have, < hiua and t’ut : ripen is fromJ nd Jewelry ire ( !y attended > to, JOHNi HESSMER, ’ J.we.,,. Hastings, Mich. The Chrbtiun.s-ienct- S<MiiHy teruwn Mi*. Frank Dean, of Kalamaxob ras, the memlMTM of the society hi the II Hull. Topic nt the guest of friends in the city the ‘dates t-f Indians. Wisconsin, Michigan in «. A past week. and Illinois, are having their annual Prolmtion after death. meeting in Battle Croe^ thin week Miss-Soles, of L.iwdl. was the <in-st Prewtiyterinn Christian Emlw»v« S< vend ladies from this city are nf- Sunday evening subject."Better Work of Miss Edith Griftin the latter p.-<t of Our SocieU Should 1 rft. lust week. Nm. A. C. Brown and Mrs. Rlora The patholi? '♦oci-ty did an imm< nsc Herman Frost. Kenk.-s were Grand Rapid*, visfitors Hastings Chapter (). E. : busiDfM at the Barry county fair last yesterday. week, and could have -erred double Tuesday evening Oct. 17. ^frs. Bella Chapman of Chicago.! was th«■ Uiniuntii of people had they the The first meeting of tin* new ,-lnh rie-m ittd facilitiea for‘so d>>ing. Oon- year of the Hastinga.. Women's Club the guest of Mr. and Mm W. E. flow­ aideritte the great rush, they handknl I will hqld in the City Hall. Friday ers Y®*t week. the crowd remarkably well, and tbe October 18, at two thirty p. m . Aa Mrs. Will Thotna.- nnd <l:tua iter meals served were excellent both as- to there will l«- a aor’sl hour mepnbers Jeannette, go tu TulcJfy Monday to quality and quantity i an* - requested io provide ihemk lves visit friupds. Th- work of Fox, whp played on tie High School foot ball tram last yeai. was well »]M>kena>f in the Detroit Free Press Sunday in the game lietwean Albion College and I* cjf M. freshmen Saturday Albion won the game in a hard fought contest. Fox is attending Albion College and sedma to be right in line for a good position on the tout liall team. ' with cup and plate. Mrs. Helen Brouk* went to Alltigan Turwhiy to see her brother A. D 4 wk who it* wonw*. Miss Betsey Sherk, of Pirnna^eJ ivas the gneat of friends in this city Tl|irsday nnd Friday The W. C. T. U will meet Mrs. House. Tu-s^at Oct. IT at p. m. A rep>rt ol the District vention will lx* given. Lacey W. C.. T. U. will meet with I Mrs. Will JJou<ioran Wednesday Girt. !H Mr. nnd Mrs. T. K. Anderso.i. of Kalamazoo have been visiting Mr >nd ' at 2 p m. and1 the L. T. L. on Saturifist- J- H. Sutton. । day afternoon ’0cL 14. Damon idpenMrp. Rub’t Marshall returuetaj to cer nnd Mhfc Maliel Cox M«»orv of La­ That there is an o ii-rwhelming sen­ cey, went to Coldwater to take part in Prairieville. Tu.*wlay after a . wjwks visit at D. R. Cook’s. timent in thfw~city ! in favor of the the Diamond Medal Contest to h<j held Claude and Floyd Pierson left Tstescity’s taking hold of ithe work of get­ , there Det.-10 and 11. day for Denver, intending to stend ting new fnctorit- here is plainly., ap­ The evening uf sr>ng given by Mrs. some time in Colorado. parent! Other Michigan cities are J. B. ScoitJast Munday evening was A. Wilmont ik still confined tJthe moving in that direction and Bai­ one of the m-mt delightful eveqts uf house with rheumatic fever luuiing tings ipuet d<> il or stand back anti -ee entire year. Mrs. Scott s friends been ill for four weeks. the procession move post The only knew that she rould sing but thry hope uhder present conditions, of get­ were ecarcely prepared for the extra­ • Lott Caber, of Kalamazoo, sja-nt ting nwu* factories in Huntings is for ordinary power, cooipass, sweet new and part of last week the guest of Manes tbe city to take hold of the matter and self master,-, exhibited in this recital— Ethel and (Talista Milla. have the required aid raised by taxa­ Allen Grigsby, of Cheboygan, ileft Gratiot County Herald. Mrs. [Scott tion ' • Kalamazoo altar a will sing at the Baptist church Get. 27 Wednesday for few daya visit with friends. Jl Admismun 23 and 15 rents. From Ca«liliac comes the story that a policeman was captured by burglars Ederard L Manchester, of Gty.nd The people of Hastings will have an tbe other night and locked up in a t*ox Traverse Co., visited his cousin Chainopportunity to attend a series of lec­ car. That's quite funny. Cadillac, bat tures during the winter months. The cey Bishop. Thursday' and Friday. we’ve got you beaten a mile when it lecturer are to Is* given by meBilxrs . E. J. Adnins, of Grand Rapids, excomes to police stories. Why, the oth­ of the faculty of Olivet College. Dr. s|teaker of the House of Reprenentatfrves er day we bad three thugs in the con­ Lancaster. President and Professor of was in the cify Monday on legal la sifines of our city jail—all of ’em bail Mental and Moral Philosophy will open ones too—l»ut we turned two of them the course in November others follow­ Mb» Hampton and Mr. Wallace of loose and one of them got on the good ing in Decemlier and January. These unr schools visited the schools of Gil nd side-of the marshal— the side where he ledtnree will I* given on Sunday eve­ Rapid* last week during the fair ra* relieved that nings at the Baptist church. Admis* kept his keys—and official of th»' nrtictae The thug then aidn is free an-1 ail are cordially JnviRev. H H. VunAuken is attend i went hack to jail and turned hi.- pal the meeting-of the Presbyterian, syf < loooe, the jml departing so hurriedly The Wesleyan Methodist Sunday at Jackson tliis week, also Mr. L. : thet’he failed to leave even his card Stauffer. j . andliiri present addrew is unknown. — wbo J at 2 p, m- Sunday followed by Mrs. H. -K. Garter, uf Grand lit preaching at « p. m. Services next Lake Odessa Times ids. returned home Monday aftta Sunday evening at Fisher church. few days vikit with her sister Mr*.I J Mr. and Mrs. Tasker are moving to| A; Eaton. Chicago this' wtjek. their former home. ! Miss Violqt Grigsby, of Cbeboydt is expected in the city to-day to 41 Mr and Mrs G W Fuller, of Battle ; Creek, was the guest of Mr ami. Mrs । friends. M3»* Myrtle Grisby co| i FLOWERS t ua>c ...I n..,..- ... . funeral work. 1’hone orders solici­ ted and deliveries made to all parts of the city; NELSON BURROUGHS. Phan, 29. Proprietor. US THE CHANCE To prove, the value of our SHOES by the wearing test? Don’t you owe it to your­ selves to give us a chance to prove to YOU the value in our SHOES and RUBBERS? Arthle McCoy last week Isaac Sponable sued Geo Crunk in Justice Bishop’s cogrt Monday, charg­ ing breach of warrnty in the sab- of a cow. The jury rendered a verdict of no cause of action. Art Tabor was taken before Justice Riker the 6th charged with disorderly oondact. He plead guilty and i>aid <10.40 fine nnd co«rt The next day he was grrtsH again. Thia tim-* the juaiice thought $80.00 fine and coats or 65 <Uvs in tha Detroit work house would be' tbe proper caper He took t nest week. Willie Cqich. son of W. H Coifthe auctlone ir. has been very ill]: the past tw­ at this writing Mrs. Frwj Hughes returned . to her home at Kalamazoo Thursday al ’ r i u weeks visit with her parents Mr | nd Mrs. A. Wiltoont . Mrs. L. A. Eaton is in Battle-*C1 ek this week attending the branch m|»eting as a delegate of the Foreign; Missionary society of the M. E. clinch , County Commissioner Ketch im goes to Cadiil ac next week to mnist Cutn’r. Fauna*, of Wexford county;; in TO THE PEOPLE OF HASTINGS. an educational rally which lasts all the 'the 03 days. A« » number of my tan* have of ftelr own free will >«id 10 Jh**. '* Ubclo Billie Hitchcock quit dreying they wanted me to de their work tn that lino. I have prepared accordingly. I have arranged co that telephone orders for me can be made nt Merrit's Dry Good. Store. No. 88. or at my residence No. lull. 1 sb*U K1*.0 w“l‘-. i0Bs and all bnrry up work the pref­ erence and will endeavor to give encl, good eervice that in yean to “me people will speak o' ■”*- M L‘,de DoC‘ The Quality Shoe Store . M. H. Turner. We are yc mUsfled. Your money back n >c want It. Mulholland s Dr«K Store. week. Pierce O’Connor and wife and KV A. Scott and wife entertained Miss Alice and Ed. O'Connor, of Fowfer, Mich, during fair week. While Itere Mr Ed. O’Connor sold > fine pair of matched bay horses for-a handsdine price. < Ralph Hanley, of Evansville, who enlisted in this city in Co. E. of the old 8rd. Michigan and had not vishevl Haetings since the cloeo of the C»vil war. arrived here Mofiday. and looked up.hi a old friends and comrade Daniel Birdsall And they have hail a wry enjoyable time of it since. There are but four left in thia city of Co E of the Old Third SALE DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13th SALE DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14th WRIGHT PHONE 30. ROS HASTINGS, MICH OFFICERS. J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice huldutf J. T. LOMBARD. President. W. D. HAYES, Cashier. H. 6. HAYES. AssIsIirI Cutler. PAYABLE WHEN WANTED Mom y deposited payabL oh demand without noti e. If deposited in the Savings Depart­ ment and it remains a certain length of time ii draws 3 per cent' interest compounded semi-annually, but should you want it at any time before that period expires you can withdraw it. ONE DOLLAR STARTS AN ACCOUNT HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY DIRECTORS. JOHN F. GOODYEAR, J..T. LOMBARD. W. R. A. GRANT. W.' 0. HAYES. CLEMENT SMITH. H; CHASE. THE AMERICAN GIRL SHOE No more need be said, true to Its name Its the best shoe for money �HASTINGS BANK --------- OCTOBEK 12. ItsgL SiK TbN «*•*“■* »nd »i‘l "il ““lr tor“ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------east C**LTON. Mr» J. V. Wickbatn I* a-”-1* l“r | her .lighter Ma C, IUtlR.nl ot Hut- ( 31ouf| N,r.u h» opkMd • „j b.kcrr in btr homo log. who U Tory >11. । on Main SlrwlMln Grat* l>at<i«l» rrtnrntttl io ter । A numl,r o( ;tbo J-onK work nt Kolaoiax... triday! rn»««wl io 1|“"* *' _______________ i" pi<*IW p“*l« °™f “’•f *' Floyd Wickham .«*•> FreJ B"1"’!*1 Coal'. “ Pr’“ot' . dinner..Sunday With their —--------- :—-—~” took theirnranugrandbuying groceries Jatrie* Frienl and wife- . WEST WOODLAND. “Ifevel * word for hqu*cko*p(’T*T'* The auction Bale of Frank Wolfe’s friend In Campbril. A. J. Minsey and family of Tustin. Mr Price of Carwm City who ia MelklMl be «t u..- white «l>-n Mich, are making an'extended visit called out a large crowd of people. His imieroht.it ron.itenoim' to. o Goon moving on the he ruller farm came • with relatives and friends in Woodland effects were sold at a good price. The Hoowkwlitnlt writer. “1 te'l J™ •=>">« Coats Grove ladies were very suoctws- near having a aerionk accident day, I co b«riUr k'-P •B-- rrhat. 1 and vicinity. ’ while driving peat J«m» Fnw“^ * ful in selling dinners. we them hoylitj a« ttwr <10. James Hynes and wife of Stockbridge hhme atombled and ttdl nearly throw­ ■Ot eoorw. tbm- ore a «re«t "“M The Weet Woodland Glee Club met at Mich are making a few days visit at ing the occupants from the carriage. who kiiow their bwhieu. hot rullr tbe home of Mr. and Mra. Johnny i J- H. Durkee’s last Saturday to reNearly every ona from this plnce half the wouieu who patronise thia I Hynes of the village. j organize. Officers elected were Ernest ■ton*—and they are well to Jo-b“.’ a E. Wolf, of Lak. Ode^a wo. a Prealdent; Mildtxl K««>r. attended the fair at Hastings and Re­ oveh the oiort ue.-ew.ry ataplea by the Woodland vi.itor Saturday and Snnday. Vl” Pn.l*»‘■ Florent Nub. Seem­ port a very flue,time »nd n very inter­ dor or even by tbe meal. Indeed. 1 Many birds cannot fly straight up. ,, , ... .. . . .. „ , । tary; Hercie Durkee, Organist, esting fair. *|| . • re al•‘1............. i...... .... more Hinn can at this moment than nu They must rise at a very gentle in­ trank Wolfe who held a well attend. ed and ruemmful auction »le SaturL ’•«"ton *“» »*' Blanche dozen women with good cline. They must, get onward motion freepcrt. day will bar. thia week hru< extend K'””» <“ !'r''>’OTl “U"d who buy their “ 'for ’ hwtaace, “ ,by “ .before their wings can get full effect Mi» Mae Tinkler retnrned to her ed trip through W-hln<ton und Ore- ,w • Mr. «»<' M>* <­ Just think what n of tbe air. It Is. said that the mode of home in Hastings Thur»«Iay after a time nnd what an taking the coudor is to build a pen, gon. Mr. Wolfe will try and Bod a Re"ter >“> 8™‘1V waste of three week's visit at |ber sister’s Mrs. thought and say. forty or fifty feet in diameter and amount of location that suits him and if He can 1 Mr. and Mra. PhilSchrey and daughFrom the standpoint M. W. Duffy. six feet high and put a carcass In tbe travel It do so will make his future home in :ter visited at Ellis Lamb s Snnday. Mrs. Bussell was it Grand- Rapids of economy middle of it. The condor alights, but one of thepe states. John Sinclair is suffering with mu»will have Wednesday on buaineik ••There J. N. Covert and family have lieen I cular rheumatism, nnd buy n cheaper will take him over the fence. Many nn Ward Moore was ontiof to»» Wednes ­ moving the past week into tbe H. 13. i Born to Henry Geiger and wife Oct. lc «f groceries, never realizing tliut heavy bodied, short winged ducks rine grade day and Thursday. i Miller house on West Main street. ; 8rd. a son. their money an re- from the water at no small an angle Mias Harriet Fleming of lopia is the they get lw» f‘»r which was vacated a few days ago by Mra. Jay Hunt of Rast Carlton is Lt nourishment nnd enjoyment, un­ that they must, use bOtu feet and wings upon a.bona for thirty or fhrty feet in order to get < Mr. Miller. spending a few days with W. W. friepd.s guest of her parents. Bev. E>. C. Flem­ lew perhaps'they chance luxtiincc. many buy onward mo’. I on enough to give effeo ing and ----wife. Another sister came ■. fide -n Supervisor Jubn.Hynee left fur the I Mwriamea J. M. Smith and P. R It is cheaper thaw tlvcnoM to their wings. i«y coming In Friday for a short visjjk | p|nk county seat Munday morning where he Holme® of Woodland called un Mra. Ida PruM-chtur Lee Pryor of Hastings ‘ rod. red. but it bn* •!<*«■ tasfe and is drier contact with larger inassci* of still, air. * ’ will look after minty business with iJui-kw ]ast Saturday. So wino xvltlt ten nntl .coffejj. Prizes, Ford Stowell has purchased a fine | ^n.lown , the board of superviaora. unl«*ss really too, with any such WbMi John Scott, the future Lord i P L Kenyon wa< nne rom ; Glenn fiimmonn left last Thursday cult of Fayette Densmore. ivivc-rrlsenienH. ar paid far l>y the llrt. Den.n,uro b.. rorornrtl fro. . Ing 1»< weekAnd «b« B^ry Chancellor Eldon, took his B. A. at Ox­ for Tolejo^ Ohio where he will take a ford in )T7t lie wan examined In He­ often ImsineMt course at the Tri-stnte busi- two weeks visit with her daughter in ’ ‘’onut> Hir n article* brew and In bbtory. Ilia own pen h:u nesa College. . " Ionia, Miw Elva Fugleson^ left rburwlaj , recorded tiito noteworthy •>*.xnni.” . ft by tbe ’. .. . . , .. .. j for i risk with relatives in Cadillac. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Usher and Mr. Fred Durkee and wife were tta* 4V1 1 * up than by their consisted of two ijuosHquh, one in each and,Mm. Lewis Christian drho ac­ guests of* Freeport friends Saturday ! W. 11. Pardee ba* >een very .subject. Tbe Hebrew <)uv*tioh ran. ifli-Jl get uh gtaxl a companied the remains of Mrs. Ann night and Sunday.N jhe past week .vifh njuralgia •» the a'de of . olive-, ligH tlgn or some tjitch ifueli I “What’s the Hebrew fur *iilurc of a Katterman to Greenville, Ohio last ------------ ---------------! heiirt. We’arc pleased t > state that [ »d*ln’tbf> hunt ii» n» In in th* thojiarkage parkage II skull y “—tbe history. "Who fpunded week returned home Monday. CARLTON.------------- ! hbe ia convaieflceDt at jiresent. .! :lt ’UU<4| !(*■< Cost. * . I the I’nivcrsity of Oxford?*' Tbe catMiiJ. L. Smith, who has been reKm-। Mrs. J. T. Richards has been conHnle Kenyon was in'Hastings Satur- j •|.t a . word, tbe boiKekea|»en.- Save I date, of ««burem replied. "Golgotha" and —a ** —_ home i------ •--------------------past. i Qny un •ishing and making extensive repairnJ-fined to iher fur some.>days —husineaa id er tie* pre-wut ••onditlou* liy bpylnp ' “Alfred the Great." though he bad Li-t on hiuvnitMre property ttured into bl.' M of Ka|amw,x, | will T, .L>r a„u jXny Grtutd n-r* hvxt -lay! not aiwaya th*’ Irtuoy I nil; gh-iiig-i touching the truth uf - Ify' Mrs. 1 answer, « ii^tldir which h’a« uillttei -of groceries find by getting i second new home this week, having held an sjient < o__.iSunday u' i.'.uFl.^>nir since liH’ti rffltiPrwl to the winds by with Mr. and Mrs. H. Rapids were guest* of J. W. Fogleaong tin If •telilo by the even money’* auction'sale on his farm in East Wood­ llwmt and family over Sundaf. i those two highly dUtinguhbcil Oxo B. Gammon.1 land. •worth.” 1 nuiiiB. lT«»f4*sur Freeman nnd J. I: • Carlton ’Center ■ Grange took first j Frank Wolfe, wifi'are going, to move i Mr.’ and Mrs. Robert McMillen of i prize for its exhibit at the-fair and its.( to Pontiac in the near , future. tFrank . i Gratiot county are visiting relatives exhibit was complete in all details, has secured work.in one of the factories * in Sonth X'oodland. Much credit is due to Mr. mid Mr*. ; there. ’ | During the middle arc* the The Ltulie. Aid Society nnd W. F. M. , M.” Ym«ot. Gw'Bv c3w»nd JL V«Wk ] ' A. M. Herrington and wife ire visit­ ■ or old • kA-rldtlbtu.” jotve currcucy to tw« ; the M., E. church will serve . ... . . . ,. . ■ .ing theirfdaughter Mrs.. Chat Kramer j . Soceity of v I many curious stork* conceraln* tbe , . ... r» o iir- McKinney is upon the sick list. C Mipjfer at the home ot Mrs. D S. i * I.at Three Oaks this -week. • 1 ” , , i growth, form. etc., of. tnamlrake or h“' 0 n"“>,«!red “*'■ '»x .' . * England. Woduoaday evmlng, Oct 11. ' , production, may verve <-<tlu-r ! .Muy apple, which fiunily remitted iu ticwsi'njior. photo ♦ fruiu :> to 7 O’clock. ani1 DOW wonder what we must further > Mrs. I rauk Wolfe nnd daughter, |,urj>MMUJ ,,f ’ i its being glvcu the name of "gallows ,r. „ . r • „ do to please this great govermnent of Mrs. Chas,.Deming are visiting the l(,*r rj|(.k Jf tLv r.,rni„r rh(, ! plant." The pseudo sclentims of that The Barry county fair w . hs very well ... . .former’s sister Mra. Clark Robiwon rfwhld be' of brass or twunboti ,, . . , , ... ours. We are preparing a list of our I 1 r 1e I time ’Uwlnnxl that mandrake would attend^ by Woodland people. .All which we we w|U | in Hope twp. this wrell ; grow iu no other place except ui»on r^n*t’K ” H 3 "ttaa r'K m.e\er> havo to suhmjt for inspection to see | Geo.tMoiitague and sau 'James called < 1 which, some twritde crime bail l»een if the government will O. K. We on old friends in town sAtnntey. , coxnmlttpd. Hie tools’ were, formerly ‘“I'?*1”?8 thi’ tdiall specify their politic, ns we nu Mi« Vlota Btongh of |Lak<. Qdeana i« supposed to hear a afroug rcMcmblancs Wtek with «oodbu.d rtdaftnw. <lonbt will u have h„r s|d Id, 1.,vi„g. to tin* htimuu Conn. Mr. and Mrs. E. IL Ffcher of De- but republican correspondents. We ; stun troit are spending a wei’ks vacation will soon ,lo*e.our individuality nnd t • ••Pcrimp* atu fit < ff nil to you. visiting their parents MrJ and Mrs. B. 1 lie kijpwn only ns number 091. The! Mrs L. 8. Mallory retunn-d to her , home iu Chicago lost Monday morning ' Miss Smith?" S. Holly. | condition will be similar tu Jackson j after a short visit*wilb Mrs. Bussell' ’ -"On the tuutrjrj. 1 ki •• the smell df Rev. W. D. Good, of the U. B. with the .same facility for escape. and Mr*. H. C P-.*ckhai|i. ’ a good rigor.’’ church left last week for Dayton. Ohio Dr. Gammon has laid the foundation ; Whijuut a feonsent’e broitation hie Earl Hullibcrger uf (Grand Rapids wb re be will conclude his course ia preparatory to building a new tern threw away the- we-.! lit.* wm stnoklu.r .' . was the guest of his -parents in the the F. B. Seminary of that. city. Hometh.'ug la Iut tuxiin<*r nthcr thnl: [ There will J»e a chicken pie jucijl at villag»* over Sunday. | iHT.wtir.D Itsl him 1«> ‘Aiispcet that ate Iibe homed S. B. !>?avens. Carlton. ,. ' . , . | WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. .... , .... , i Mo. R. D Kaeruhcr; returned last i wns a Ju.lge of cigars —«’birdgo TribOct. IN. The charge will be 25 stmt-, i . c ,. ,, . . Senior claws of Woodland High School |.. I week from Sunfield where sbi- -a as uue. ■ WALNUT STREET. 'visiting n-lmh.-s and fr|en<h. held a meeting Monday night elected Married at the. home of Mrs. A. N. Mr*. Drill* Darker of jvixslla^l hitler, cuno or stiff wire as president Miz» .Itasie Wright. Vice pres.. Jay Downing; Sec.. Miss Jennie Oodner. OtRi Bsjrtou Ave. Grund ( t wiuh'lnK. and ftbbon t Rapids in town first of the weej. I’s - < !>j »ying tnywelf." said Mr. ""r ■j1" । whop st., P»rmeke; Treta., Vtetor Hilbert. . S.T’.- »k U£< «’ «>»-• f. >1. Mr. Philo. Wm j,^. and „if,; j. p 1V)mt,rov Tin* piinci may bo nuule irHan$£otors Richardson's Superlative Carpets "Boat msd« in all Orades* NEW CARPETS Mr. L. H. Tolles his------ . . few day, with h« brother Frank WOODLAND. IN PLEASING COLORS.: Coh h’s -|ltat will' harman ize with your other fur­ nishings. We cam surefly please you jfor we are showing the moist exten­ sive line ever shown here —all of th4 K|fhai'lsdn Quality. 'Xotje thqse prices: • Granite ; lignins. Excellent Quality, per yard25c t Best Union Ingraias, Fist colors t• Heaiy and Darable, per yard 44c t 9x12 Brussels Hugs .... $16.00 * 9117 Wilton Velret..Rugs , £ $22.00 . Rugs Btade any size1 Iron carpet pucrc marfo anv ehofrom narnef enil border. CALL and SEE ME. D. S. ENGLAND, Houn Fumlshflr. WOODLAND, Ml OHIOAN *"> the feat» of Bfatma. who was their strong man. Atuiog ’.be woodera cred ited to Bhima are\tii^ following; Pur­ sued by a ti^ar, bl* mother when nurs­ ing BLilma HH him drop. Tbe force of the Impact shattered in a tbouatind pieces the rock od which he hud falieu, but tbe boy wa» none the worse. When he quarreled with otBer boy* be gatb rrfd tliem up. ten or flftren st a time, and phunjied them into the fieareet jxrnd. HI* coinrina bld tbeiuaelvea lu a tall banyan to jeur at him, but lie tore It from tbe ground without effort. He ■nnpiM’d hta bonds like Samson, and a hungry cobra'* faug« could not penetrate hl* skin. Hia triumph, how­ ever, wu tbe defeat of Bakasura, who ‘ consumed a cart load of food at a sitting nnd used palmyra trees for * toothbrushes.” ill hs,^ < j J .**»& of he., , : w«n iD , .bort Him- M«M». «?,!•*-.“«' I* .JI k. In the • > been spending «?waS ' ‘'.JwJ® printed State of MM»tKhL taud mnHumdr^ :..,>, •;ll, u*5e l*re<em. < n»-. ■». yl,’. In the 'mat;;.r , - Skwe. I On rcadiiw ;.ud Bed. i>t \Hiiian / j***?1-<>"! |Q this vn .n ■ •• tratauwnt u: %uc bMe and the . .... «*d or umieot!.. । ..,4 Therriijx,!- !t ,■, Ht.fc day w iM!.... tbelorenobu. ■ «M pHltiM. ano •» deceas'd .• Lehigh Valley Railroad] "The Line BeauWt BUFFALO Chester Hextlrly U back twain in hi.,- » ““tr Mr» ;'1' E , >' ««>» J >“ and wife. Ja, Ctx.l nnd . wife were at , ... .. old piano after § being ateent. for two- 'frootony wan pertunnetl by a former . tlw (!lm ,.Jnb hjL, fir„ tlle a wire *!»u!«1.1h» run round tbi* c-iirc i irarioua!' m»!l«l Mlw Patience. to •, 11 10 prevent >.,<»-• t'ew.mg. I he corer mnv I '•urndouar . .. . .. weeks, , pastor of the bride. Rev. A. G. Odium. 1 k i 1-eof sitin nr velvet v 1, , ,'iiiil>1 ! It* t,Xj lat* k<»u should have it* 01 silk, satin the rtpe. ’ v r*i -ij *t • : Tuesday evening following in honor of । «««> w rrivw .w ... Not one of the pupils in;we primary ■ t. . , . . I Mr. Lane and wife of Parmolro have "rutire embjxddery In silk crewels j mourlourd that several hours ngu, — mu event miiu iiieir gnesis invv gave .................................... , ... ., • ............... ■ t Philadelphia Public Ledger. . tea room have been absent or tardy this » »m^l .. renTtu.n . e -• nenr'neiKh. J h <■“-------i it,. .' 4-r r“ ... toll..!: r’n'.. i"i,in«J'’,‘CI”CT1)n'"s,h»"'l... I ,'"n"‘r PW« 1 It is Absolutely Pure and Com-J week. ’ A . i born and relatives, Ice cream and cake • * ,mst we<‘*{, * * nB ,,‘B‘ e H po {•­ mends Itulf to every lover J wir, M .rveJ by bJ the lhl. Misses )IitK, Coral , n(1 I Tlie Thefoot-ball foot ballgame game between between Lowell Lowell, Abner Blopoak (Je«is»rntely>— M-mny served and * . of GOOD TEA \ . «e are aorry to low Bethel Wolfe wore from oar wb.»L He-will warn leave UwI Kn|lcr. 51r. MnL faller and Fr«-p,rt l«.t Satnrd^ on the home I name tbe day? Jemima Jones (de­ A supers', it Ion party furnishes no Abner Hlopoak (in with hia parenta for Oregon. will be at home to their friend, aftergrounds -------- ■--------Remember 1 pay the highest was of..... short- duration. But end of merriment. I’li-orate tbe rooms cisively h-No! market price for your produce. alarm>—Why? Jemima Jones (frank­ In the* future the Rhetoric class will; Oct. 12. one touch-down had been mad© by with innumerable clever devices, hav­ ly/—Because, If you put if off as long i fnmhh tbe wbool note, fur the WoodSInt A x Codner. of Grand Rate ing large and small wtabbonea made Lowell when the Lowell players disayou did your propcuml, we never will S land Sew.. We are glad to note the itU_ who b„ w„ ,h„ K„wt o( Ml. _ greed with a decision made .A1IU 'and! forfi- 1 of PaPer « comqrtcudu* fontnre, while 4 luril* be married. I’ll name the day my­ COATS 6R0VE 6ENERAL STORE. ... __.-•vioivii Iiiano “ lillV utiaik.la.r.. .. ..1 .1. . ... . .. . } pnogree. ot the claaa of Glenn ,nd M„ Philo f>lllor ,hl, • ted the game The score was 5 and (>. tiny stepladder* and tta.* number thlr- : self I—Cleveland Leader. leefi shot)bl alro-be cun-picuotin. pjrQ Simmona and Glenn England are at returned to Iler home Sundaymorning. A large number from here attended tureH of black cate may l>e In evidence, — business Collegeat Toledo, Ohio and | Mr. and Mrs. Rineingen. of ‘near the county fajr . last week,. and all pro- designs of wlu-bt-s ami four leaf clo- 1 ..........— vav .... ■ITBL1CAT1ON. ..mtuatiu.'. Tl Clayton Schray is taking a business. OBDK* >FOB v«— _ yw. Tbes? ideas may be all arrang'd <.***£ °! Mtebiaan, Tbe Probate < ourt fur tbe Five’ tlir-aiiih trains Jaily. 4 course at Big Rapids, Carrie Holmes ,H oHjnd. are visiting their daughter j nounced it a success. effectively When the giu*sts cuesta enter each eseh 1 TO * Mrs. Wm. Spath. ' j The first numtier-on the Lecture effectively. WOOhLflNb LIVERY and Edna Kathernnm arc members of >><&?. ’ ’ 'J? 100 . °* MM.-Poort. held at tbe Probate one, should Is- presented with curds or­ thT5»”!i‘,Wrt»ty Ot '«*'»» W>* Mid GountJ ou ■Dininti Cira. <_la carte. i“ FEEb TTflBLE JORDAN AVENUE| coure.* wa.H givenj t ThlirKlay e„. > i tbe Hastings Normal class. The other namented with designs of cat*, wish­ When yon want to do Bny driv­ 5 .: memliers tnornltAru of nf the tlie clasB <*lnau are urn occupied nrcttiiiiM) in in i Fanners are now busy harvesting ; ", £ 1,1 ,lw * church by Denton bones. red haired young women In conP1 E”«“v of .CMMlus- M. ing in this vicinity, eomeiand see • Burfahi and ’ ’ro'”* wil0 imporaunated the re­ juifitlon with white bur.es and other h! Woodland and Hastings. ■ i their bean crop after spending several ' tor*< • AMrirh having,HM un. Weafttrnlsh good rigs and 4 In '**i,-wt.cou’F h 9 ' Pv^Non-praylnfl (or HeraM* hnis with all .---------- a .» --------at . the .. County Inowned iilistird drawliign. 1^,4) OHe The lut’h grade class in English Lit- ----------very pleasant days fair. •Sain Jones.’’ The coursedrive to all*points. iVten you , ,.ln3LnM.t °L MW ~u‘*’ ,n <*rt’Sn \lr« ’I, hn 1 » ' -I i thn' ytmr undt’‘ th” direction of* the tin tj be .-tetad to ' write lib» or her ‘bflvrtnrtwlt^d at private nah-. j* • fu .U 1 r ti, — come here let us feed vour horses. 4 eniture hui just finished the reading of ■ ikWrf. It H (ir.itei-imt-Ttawr e»,^ -,-,i w*... . ,, Mrs. John Gould of Grand Rapids is r n T M Hiring' ter .n.Uter V-----/ZZL U *f l,M* •«« «^ing pet snjMTstition upon ttlo vardg pr*. OUR HACK ISLETS All TRAINS 4 ' the Merchant of Venice. visiting herMr. mother Mrs. Emina Gould i ai'potiitM for hearnumben-pruv^ as entertaining and in­ ’‘‘’’’ted. signing un name whatever. School closed Friday, for the fair at of the Avenue. • i »1» (’croons tQterrou-,1 as lira the >11 first ^number, wu After every one bn* fintabed the HONflSniTH & SONS 4 Hastings. , ■ . y^tractive —— •••V owe Bl mum IM.‘T^WarWroreMW -ot;r:. at «ld are ).*ol|<«ei«i and- rend .:’uud fbr to thehis prophecy great Bert Maynard has retnrned UtAcrtydo ’.it. .killsureems 1..fur J.i.lthem. ... , -. -V,. ... LIVERT A- rEEb JTZ1BLE S, “ Mil UlC »<-> benefit ami nun--— - << -” -- — duties in Detroit after spending several i 4 untUE^ .................. Jne ob9OATS GROVE. George W«d of Lake pdMM kei. J« t inf the game • ‘ b j„ ‘ u-y.R, gnegg ttm । ^rd<‘r"‘l- Tb*‘ I'Ubik nutlet* days with his many friends here. Mr. ' WOObLflHb, HICH. 4 51vc" l’l Pdbllrotion ci « cup, of «thK nu.hpr of the mipr^thfqn written. ! Rolwrt Demond is able to Im ont. H. H M«Maynard in a very much reflected I «eeu ou onr nlroet. one da, lot week. ,tJVwr£ wet-k« vrvvfcuA to 1 The L.I z\. S. made about dollars young man here. Joint Frtelkod and15.wife han. llnr. Ft’mironx '* ■n1’^ clnn,J,b’*l lu »*W coitus,\ 7 Fort Strci 1 at tbe sale Saturday. M^ and Mrs. G. H; Jordan are cn- | eltawd Mm. Dorothy Geiger', re-idence rub- <:«• kiirt. ,, «,». i. b.gi- 1B t ,,s I>'roW‘u* Prolate? 1 A *FtU* mu. I BARRY COUNTY MAPS ■ Sherman Smith who has iteen sj»end- । tertaiuing Miss Bessie and Clyde Ul"«■ l«»r<l« c«n l» ul-'ly wblicu„| i,j- „ |,.„ |,lwrl . ing a few weeks with friends hero re- [ rich oFPetoskey this week. ppjmw wi.1,1, ,„,all, u„ work Can be had at the Woodland I turned to.his homo in Ohio Thurday. Henry Maynard of Hastings sjient kWM. IivIIctu,. women obllgr,! to do Postoffice. They give the ■ Asbcl Olar has a brother from Indiana , the latter part of the week with his tlu-lr "wn work .bonkl ll7 u. Iolo ' many friends here. names of every farmer, the I visiting him. 'ukv’,nu wotrt put Smith of Detroit returned «. homo a.. UM...-v. v^w j; Charles Wood of Hastings was the throe or four t»l>l<w|Hmuful<i of liquid number of acres he owns, j .Ed. ^.<10. Sw.b tb. Ooor XT? H r K‘n«? rln<‘n< ‘n Monday nfter spending a few days with । guest of Miss Edna Barnum Sunday, Dra. K. & K. Established 25 Yews. all highways, streams, price from $1 to S4. 1 am his parents and other friends here, I —-----------------------’ <uu.g « lotig bumllod mop. Allow It'to wo "AMES USED WITH­ churches, school houses etc. U malting a special drive on remain on the l>o«nli two or threw AT A OUT WRITTEN CONSENT. A Barnard-Smith and wife of KalamaMARTIN CORNERS, “'"J*"’; '“«> -lu- mop. wring w WEN S WORK SHOES and zoo spent Sunday with their parents Chas. Barry and brother Manly are PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS roUtor dr, „„d g„ HooTc^! S?JJj?KENS’ SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith. -taking *‘ ■in the ■ sights * ■f •'^W, Method Treatment for a sert-ft. - Z*Wi at Portland, Ore. I .' SHOES. A mop lo the E^\ blt-vd disease with which 1 h-‘-- K/* ' I? \ at Woodland Postoffice, Wet. an the nmmonlo I, eorndle Bn(t ln Manly Barry of Kuckville, N. Y. at- V—■--------- ■ IT* . V" 1 been atTUcted for twelve years \ People aay our perfumes are best. t - V’ John Velte, Postmaster. *• i* i j/jX had consulted a aeore of phy- (C , ) Jorlou. to the ho,,,!,. u Mulhollandfs Drug Store. tended the Brown-Barry wedding at V— ’ *- ’ gloiana. taken al! kinds of blood AfUJ, WorB I this place. medicine. Visited Hot Spring Xand other mineral water rei । j Mr. an<EMrs. Chas. Brown are visit^,|t« / aorta but only got temporary \ K h>g ft, and when tbe work is done wait They would help me f”r : ',l . i ing their aunt near Vermontville. Jour hands well, rubbing them with hFvx. a tlfne. but after discontinuing cuounilw jel|y. “ wl ™ 1 tbe medicines the symptoms r i |. Tbe L. A. S. will meet with Mra. .... would break out again—running K .t«eat Before Trrstneit. aorea. blotches, rheumatic Pains After Tree®* , Thos. Whelatone, Oct 18 for supper. o* th. .‘i.-j , looeenesa of the hair, swellings , . . jyip«P I AH are invited to attend. . Nona-Such Mine. tic srom!..hd"’?ala!" 01 u,c hand* scaling. Rohm.— • ' ’ ’ u-twd me ! The infant son of Air. and “Mrs. Will to co1 h>i «,v#n ‘n dsapalr wh-', '. Having removed my law Mllce to the city of Hastings, 1 Irnrt y““ had cured him.of a airnlln: . ,^v<; l Charlton has been quite ill the past cumm.n/L.h7,eL?’Jt t<>o* ’»*■ advice. In three ■ lofaui ro mlee, fm„, t|.n, I wish to thank my many friends in Woodland and vicinity MethodT-Trr• ‘ tn^ ’ i 5 n<S 1 became cncouraue-i i for their liberal patronage and kindness to me. 1 am now ! week but is better at this writing. *} motion for r ** ur ueonth" ■ ” «* • ’ tr, » •• ' occupying the front rooms over the Hastings Banner office dTSfil ^PPvered^ I was cured 7 veitis ; The L. T. L. at John Whitatones eerie, and Hardware. abd am now ready to meet my many friends Jind clients, talnJv^eln ’’‘’J* three »tBrB o,d- i* “ ' last Saturday evening was well attendveter aSin ’e^nmmend your treatment with ■<! either In a social or business way at any time. -My phone as you°wlJr* **** X° me P*?vatcJT. but you can | ed. The next ,ono will be at E. number is 452 and any one not having time to come to my YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT office can consul: me over the phone. f»lX° 22*Varleeeefe. flirlclu.. j Finder's Oct. 21. A 5 cent supper of mpldntt SATISFIED WMbLSHt. ' auuer ...<1 Ki I fried cakes ami coffee will be served To my many friends in the south and west part of the W9 10^71 RFAHPR ^rB yaa * victim? Have you lost l I the proceeds to go for books. Let all • H»v* r» county I will say that for many years we have not met very ant weS’ii.Jt"? ’® ‘■•"7? Has your blood b*«-n trows older ’he <*11<1 often but 1 now hopv to meet you more frequently both In I come and enjoy a social evening. haJ Method Treatment «- ■ but b...^’™^^ Kudf’Uy•• y"l «• rx.s.-na social and business way. My latch string will always hang out and I shall always be glad to welcome you. '■WATCH THE KIDNBVS." *“ ’ ““» •»">» ’hue durln, Th. . rjwn.bl. BOOKS FHME“When they are affected life ia In WuraeJr1 n4a. °n I>u',,UM!,‘ «f M®nSealed !’• Very truly. y. danger,** aays Dr. Abernethy, tlie . ETBrV<>w 1 »®D WITHOUT WRITTEN < great English physician. Foley’s Kid­ Phone 119 1-1 1-a iW Mr- J-l»ek_^/"w , neyCure Curem&kea makeet aound sound kidneys. kidne-i ----For i .. Arthur iwv_. E. n Mulholland, xz—«_ ti—.< . । ,. : CAKLTON CENTER. mfe by ■■ —11' '■.* .............. • Huccesaor to W. H. Goodyear. j O YORK uJi PHILADELPHIA ! ’ * . ATLANTIC COAST HENRY RflQLfl RESORTS j ? < ft -------- -- SHOES BLOOD DISEASES CURED $1.50 up REMOVED. Special for 2 Weeks) w. E. Allg'eo JAMES. M. SMITH. Dky S<-. Detroit, I [ �ha8T15ub banner, octobkk IT REALLY WAS <BBT EVER CoutlunM from page one SCARCITY OF ICE I* Uelnc Felt |„ tu,,|nM "»<>«. Empty «„,! Q,nnot Qe| Lwo! Further Supply. Dictator Flour ‘inSL , S3 E2 rj'’’ '!*•> tWc win exchange 40 lbs . nictator for one bushel °.,D^an. sound, sweet Alling wheat, either red or white. OithF.p. Bran Retail 9Oc Wholes.'dc $1-5.00 SJi^’Ssss.R. We wiR $4.10 the ^ir^‘--,orSorsansd: sweet dry Euc.vheat W*tH' ta u f for thus- hi ■>' Ot liertrtt;/ k M. Mack.1 g" of ProtMtf, Every art ed to give or your m' ■ warranttisfaction back. Your gro CICW ■ if not call F FLOUR nc 283. train shot through Cloverdale and rtbnlu at cannon ball speed unloaded tbe hundreds uf people already on tho train at this station, and then backed to; Cloverdale to.bring up the rest WtodUnd, Woodbury and Coate Grove, sent hundreds more, and would have furnished double the number they did but for the niggardly conduct of the’ C.; K. & S. of which we speak else­ where. Tbe Michigan Central brought thnutigx from1 Middleville, Irving, Morgan and Nashville and not a few frokn Charlotte and Vermontville, on UM, year. A detailftl statement'cannot now he made, lilt the fair officers .hope to pay the HtX» they ■ borrowed to build new sheds and make other improve­ ments. and to show a balance of from $Stio to 111000, with which' improve­ ■8N MNTS wswiisy. ELPHIA COAST trains daily Buffalo am is with all (he West. ted dcju-erii*'. b. U»H£ELEe. »*rt>2cr IM*’** L of H. H. k’OB* Personal Mention. Why Renkes & Walldorff s Furniture and Carpets are the Best. BE( AI $E they have attract! appeal v» the most refined taste. designs which BE< Al ’SE they have long wejaring qualities. . BL* Al .s_EKtiu*v have■pi’lceV’wiicIi appeal to the ^ oiKiiiii. al and’saving. ! ■ have just received a big lot of verinui Pn,"‘ bed -pringH and cot*. They are soft, easy.— ■'’S -'ii .in ’ and no place for vermin of any kind io 1 nd sh:-h.-i- nlKt no higher in price than any other ^imikir nuike. . ■ '] rtnpliiTnts el S-on !n.H^0 Barber. Brook*. Grant, Horton, Sentz, Weissert. .Moved by Aid Weisaert that the bill of Thomas StiHivnn l»e laid over until next regular meeting. Carried. Moved bv Aid, Brooks that th- eon' tract of Frank hjiHehl lie referred to finance committee. Carried. . Moved by Ald Weissert that council ments cai lie made for xiext year. A ft) Metri. adjourn. new iloial hall is a necessity, and an । ■.'. and addition io the grand stand of 50 to fwt would be profitable to the society. LUNCH ROOM IN CONNECTION. We usetl to hear the claim made that CH4. AGO EXCURSION VIA C. K. i S and M. C R R. a prontab|e fair must have a lot of Popular full dxcureivn to Chicago gamming snaps, winch pay a big liBREAD c-nse for fhr privilege of robhing the will la} run overt'. K. * S. and M. C. WCEUMfOFCiaR’i and CSNFXCTIONEIIY unwary, Ar a lot'ol inde<x*nt shows to K. K. Octolier r.ffh. At h very luw draw those - wbo|e auiuial nature* fare, for Urn round trip. Ticket* will make them respoi^ive to such things ■I* good going on train no. leaving To the everlasting credit.of the man-, liariing5 at S:Vi :u tn. to Knbrn izoa. Firm 123 Hastings, Mich. ngvri of the Barry County fair for the conucctinp witn M C. trains, except last few .iears be ; it said that- they No IL-for Chicago. Tickets go.»I tor have liarFfd the*c i infamiea from the return passage, leaving Chicago-ret fair grouiitds In the four y«m» time later than l'‘:8u a. m. Momiav. OctoVr a debt of <■>verjfL’.jx> has been paid. ?•’». except on train No. S. 'S C. Gre-.re-l. agt. imptfivetnp•nt* of talxiut ^l.<Kd have been wadi, and tint Society has a lialam-c vf kilter than j JLOOOcash on hand RMiTiES. Tticre Is one rinrmlfig feature ot The mortal is thj Sptiln—a fl\ie captu;iiy to hiuigluv y<‘Ut> decent*. si4f the center‘qf tbv «»rih for the tlure being ami ym igd by offeuelve. You invvt n iuuu on a donkey iu the In­ BATHS Ol KINDS terior aud get t<» talking with him. aud »«1 • j er.: t ; r Trofii Elmer Hisher. of Petruit, was in the «imu you learn that he has the finest :*Tlto&K..r• Address. Romd donkey of the province, xmd so far from city lari week. the JACKSON SANITARIUM, Emil Twfiou made a business trip to envying any man he It Is who Is satis­ Jackson, Michigan fied that he is exciting tlie admiration, Chicago Tthuraday. if not the envy, of bls neighbors. If I of, Battle Creek, met that same sort of outfit In the E. A. city Tbursdiy. ‘ mountains of Colorado»or Nevada, the We Want 50 Farmers Mra. Join Gould, of Grand Rapid*, cavalier would be sure to hold his bur­ ofthhwHii ro lu •-ontenipt nnd won’t! talk of the was the gjiest of Mrs. Fred Walker vf -fXtfilepi fanning fine liorae he meant to have when his hid which’ > last week. mine had been <!cvelop«si. A\ e Amer­ a»t4.(»Fo<iL Mr. und Mra. John Mack, of Lockport icans preach contentment, but we de­ tie*. Webhi are the guests of his brother. Probate spise tfie people who nre contented. of newly cm The true Spaniard l« thoroutflily con­ Judge Matk. farms tented.—National Magazine. Prof. W 11 Wallace went to Grand Rapids Friday to visit the echoois of . oEO. 6. the Vailed City. Then- Is little tfot&t that nn Immeusa 8'1 Rapids. Michigan. C. J. Biickus. Poatoffice Inspector, of num I kt of persons hnbrtunily »l^ep on Kalnmazo^, wa* in the city Wednesday the left Hide. and tbo*e "fia do so can. linger. It Is rithl, heatrlctly healthy. It on.Xillk-ial jbusinviis. la the most prolific cjitise of nightmare desert dishes Mrs. ChiLs. S. Brown, of Grand anil also of.tin* unpleasant tiwfe In the CUPS and SAUCERS Ilnpids viJited her* mother and other mouth ou nriring In the morning. All fo.il enters nnd Ifinw the stomach nn relatives i|» this city last week. A. P. Trumbull, of this city was the right side, and bem.c sleeping on the left side mhiu alter eating hivolvi-s nnuie president of the First Mich. n sort of lumping operation which is Erjgineersland Mechanics at Jackson anything hut KXHidudre to s>und re­ wAdnesdaL The- next meeting will be now. Th® action af tbe-heart Is ala? held in this city tho first Wednesday in scriouHly lnt< rferctl with nnd H<e lungs unduly comprewajdj hence it is best to Ortolwr tujxt year. cultivate the habit of Always ripping xm Hje right «»<!*•. Barnaby Bros., Beautiful' k “U,er “ ami OrtuUr hue.ltn il all np.H„a Mr "‘ck*,Dot'-n|rf>i* bi. ««>.■. tat “J“ a'>'l»l>e can KM but inti. (R,m near-by towns as he b lT'n “''k 10 'lo beretotore. He I, •applying the >'tiuuo«houM,„d(,n,. when, Uero are .id, pe,,^. fnjm * »W« to buy at Mid. BuI lf lho «-«tb«r the morning and noon trains. Buggies, shall continue. Hastings win Im. u carriages and wagons brought their Mguuist an ice famine. thousands. This'city had never such COMMON COUNCIL. a <Towd. and they were good natured and orderly. Tho fair grounds were Common Council mot in specinl literally packed with- people. Aside SMS1OI1 Tuesday evening, Oct. a. iuo.-, trotn the exhibits, the races nnd at­ Mayor protein Grant presiding. Pres­ traction*-were fine, and a foot ball et at roll call Aids Brwki (ifunt gat|e iu the afternoon Wwecn, Hast- Horton, Sentz. Weissert. Alwmt Aid . ingh High School eleven and an eleven Batber, Hall. Hilton. Reading of previous meeting was from the St. James School, of Grand RaOids, proved a very fine exhibition deferred. AM Barlx'r resumed his seat on tbe of Must sport. The two teams were •very evenly matched, hut the Grand council. Tbe lollorving acxxints were amlited Rapids team won by a-scoreoFU to Had the Hastings boys had a little Bert fe.-k.tJI.E- Bidelman. Io.-.,: K Uuuklim. , r.; E Ingram. : more practice they could have won Bolish. I SJ Itou-b. I-J the Igamez ,. o, B*™,'.’1111: Frank Horton. Friday oa\y Iietter than the averagtf '’‘■V A Warner Friday crowd at the fair, and the 1.I...0 L. Warner. II.be; .1 Wo«..n ».«;:C Hill. : Ht.: I. E. Smith, r miuip good order aud intei«M»t were O. Hoyktua I.pl: Geo Sadler. J.w iu»nr»‘tthl«-features, Friday afternoon’s Have Wolt-ott, J.lit: Dick Denmn.l. rae<-|*. including the tree for all trot. -h.; Luther Bennett, H5; Geo. Hopkins \ver4- well worth M-eing, the free-for- 2. Il»: High Durkee. |.7.’,:A .1. Hanwr'. 2 «2; Roy Harper.. 2.&; M Craun i all Iking won by Little Payne, the best ! Wm. Miller, \ Henrv time however did not equal that of 3 <‘«i:-Wm. Townaund.’. lu; Mr. Hikon' Wednesday. Th a fair* ended with .10; Mr'. Stanley, .ffi; Ed Shay. :U Dun Shay, JQ.OU; Wm. Smith, i' -v. every, body satisfied aud pleased. Every D. O'Connor, fitriri: Gt»o. Tolhurri. one feirg|o6d about it. And so long 7.00; Win. Leonard. 14.W; Gem SiroiiMHastings ifaira art} maintained on the • «At C. Casline, 19.25: E. L. Smith. J. M. .Pat.*::. Irigq level of the Ifist few years, and 22.-7‘i; Wm HirfL the tnanagiMuent eAutinue to show an On motion of]Ahi Horton the ucenterprising pdiieji .-o long may auccount* were allowed. Curried'. Ay's ecKs ibe expected. Tlh total receipts will exceed ’wing over .$800 in lexce^* of Inst NICE WARM MEAL 25 CENTS U»t y..r w. F Hldu haJ H."'Dut l“l-t “ th’“1' on'” *'“»»• Xp> <X““chl:r,,er"n^ th*» wraallor Uil« ya,. but PIANOS AND ORGANS. THREE LICENSED E*B ALWlC*®'c ALL CALLS ATTENDED AT ONCE. MRS. V. R. BLANCHARD. Anirrtcai ?U“ ’ boaM" <lauKfa‘w of the American Jrromtlou. su. 1. Mr, ylclort, »«-kw<.ll Bhnrh.nl nnd |, only slxtrJjur X-nr, old. Mr.; Btaunhnnl tke dauiclitrr nt b.r tntlier', third wit, nnd her tether »„ eighty Hee ye.ra •Ud .Im .he boru. Her tjther t^n. Jen-mlnh Roek.,11 m«l her ioth<r Abilene strarn. Her rather enlut*> when he wu only nineteen nt ISW5. arc kept comfortably oj>en for them will ask middle clast matrons and maids for something more than pbUoiHiphlc coiumisvratlbu and the gratify­ ing assurance that ’’there is no place like home.”-Brooklyn Eagle. AUCTIONS A Study of Clothe.. In Pari# people make much more of a study than we do of the shape, style and color of their clolhes hi order to have tbdrn becoming. A Frenchwom­ an will wear old style' sleeves, but If she takes any Interest in drew sba won't wear a color (hat makes her look ugly, do matter what the fashion uiay be. She puts her brain power Into selecting modes that are becoming to her. Of course tbe French dressmaker and milliner always bgve excellent taste, nnd they help her make up her mind, lu Paris when one goes to "buy a new costume tbe first question to be asked in. What will be suitable for the occasion* when I want to wear it? Tlie uuxt is. What will suit my figure, height nnd complexion. without look­ ing too dashing?—Florence Howe Hall' in Good Housekeeping. ' < hlldircii nt Night. The Influences which .surround chil­ dren at night should be most carefully looked after that they bo healthful. Tlje portion ®f time given by children jo sleep Is very important, for the body continues to grow during this time. Impure air exerts u greater influence upon children than upon grown people and a lack of perfect ventilation In the sleeping room will often account fora • roes, peevish dltlkl In tbe morning. As far n« possildfl ddldrini should be al­ lowed to have Separate beds, aud on no ucciupit shoukln child ever oqgupy the MKs. VICTOUIA BdCKWXLL ttlutaCHARD. same Led with an aged person. If this Imne*boro. Mass., and oerved at hun­ is allowed, the L-bild will he the loser iu ker Hill. I»:»n-hesier Heights and Sara­ ibe y-ny of vitality. toga. He had twenty chiidren, incluilFug the nevi'll he mhqurd on his iuarCream choekf in cbinbluiition with rhtge to a whfou, his set-ual v. ife. -Mre Blanchard remembers her fa­ ybopiRsI olives jor with chopped nuts is ther well, its she was eleven-when he ria-ouimoudwl for sandwiches. Moisten (lied. She recalls the stories he treed th tbe obeoze with u iltlli- thick creanl and fldd a llttty salt. About ten olives. tell h- '• uf the R'jvolutlou. Sire । n tlretnlHT uf Merry Warr<*n nt>>ii»d and chopped, tn one ch»’esc-ls chapter. r>:tughlvr* of the American the proper- proportion. Mix the two lleroliltioii. at Springfield. Mlles She ami ppread between iliin slices of ha* a th-r.lier Cyrus S. Ibn-kwel!. of bi-'ejid ami buttbr. Trim the crusts, aud Etrei Dlclvireun. N. Y.. who fa the If <!e-lrel cut jhc slices into rounds or ruaugvri living ■•real".son ot the Revo­ trlahglos. Fc.lum-, English walnuts lution.- New York Tribune. combine* pure ex a When iw > occupy. tho same bedvliamber tho room sliuuld be-furnished with two ot everything In the wny of Important liedroom furniture, each oo cfjpant having an individual dressing table, washstand, writing desk or table and a screen of light weight, which can bo used nn>und the wtishstand. ImsI or desk, ns the owner may dro.r-v. This Is the best 'compromise with the separate- l.<ci|<*lminber. which Is.always tlie more denltabte. Only by getting away from people, however pre-lous their society may l»e. can one reaver lost equdllirhnn nnd reassert one's Indlvidiuilhy. IT is good for us to b<- alone with our thouglitssometimes pud If .we are cotii|H»lled to room together th‘*xe should l»p some provision \- hk-h assures' nt least some d^n-c of privacy every day. . Tw- T«-.-.s >w:ilde iH-«»|ile -can then wdftlly g-t .ilong wi.'hnnt serl«»usly‘dl.— cumin-sikn! •• aeh other, provided they arc iMith ti.ly awl itgre-'regni-dliig ventllatlois . iti’l light. Bftt if ou<> who ortlar. bathing and abundant fre a air be doomed to share her quar­ ters with one of opposite inellntitlons, Hfo will !m» u burden .to both. . With little practice all sorts of mend­ ing nmj • !>•!!<• on a two threaded sew­ ing machine.* uiiln»ut turulng the work at all. by placing the article under the power foot iiud sewing forward across the tear ,or thin pl;n-e. .When at the imlnt where tbe work would ordinarily be turned, lift the presser foot ev<-r so little with the right bund aud with the left puli the work gently and steadily toward you, without stopping the inathine at all. Sew backward to tlie point where you started frutn. Then release the p'resser foot with the right hand atnl sew townnl you -ng-.ilu until it Is time to~ reverse. By this means vou gradually move over, a long tear with the right side of the article rest­ ing u’n the table of the machine and on your hip- Meiid the t tu scallops of "Hamburg einbroldery In the same way. For n smalt* boy's trousers seat Hila metlMHl of mending has uo* <wjnal: Baste ■ g”-l iblek patch on the wrong side. I’bno iu machine with raggisl side up, Ikcn stib-h up and down until all .the ’bln l’«ri <" 'v‘,n l*u* , rally you can mctnl n pair of trousere while the small hoy waits. Tli»* season of auction rales is beginning. and duringthe next eight mont hs a. great-many thousands of dollars’ worth of farm property will lie sold at public sales in Barry county. Tlie prices at all these sales will depend on many circumstances and condition, . but most of all on tl eqnes* tioii of ADVERTISING. A *a1e insufficiently advertised never produce^ the best results: sale well advertised will always succeed. unless if w» at her is such t hat. people cannot attend, IN FORMER when advertising rates were high nnd when it was iinposible to reach all the people throiigh the newspaper, it was Necessary to use the auction bill. But.those days have gone by and. like the etadle and flail, rrre BACK NUMBERS. In .severalcounties in this state there is one newspaper in each county that reaches practically all the people. In these counties likv’ Genessee, Clin­ ton and Gratiot, such a thing as an auction bill aS the sole means of advertising an auction sale, is almost un­ heard of. In each of these counties, is one paper which covers the county, and is used to advertise auction sales. Barry county is the fourth to fall in line and THE BAN­ NER COVERS THE FIELD. It now prints 4000 papers each'weeK’. equivalent to *20.000 readers, and thoroughly covers every township in the county. Any printer can print auction bills at a fair profit, but only a newspaper with a wide and thorough circulation can Buccessfull.v advertise an auction sale in its columns. • Try wa-liitig.ilnwith milk, re­ newing the inillb-Mll It Is no longer stained and the sj»ot on the leather has dlsuppt'urtMl. 'Hien wiikI) with warm water and when dry polish with l>oilcdv linseed oil and j vinegar mixed In equal proportion/, 1’Jut un Ink 'stain should really l»r teinoi ed ns soon ns possible after it is niafii- if It bus dried ami hnnlencrl It Is 'doubtful even If with several npplicaitiuir< you will be able to remote it vnilrely; . THE BILL vs. THE BANNER. Tbe women who have their own sweet way in all things are generally of the s<s«ming|y yielding class. The real I'trcitgfJi of their nature Is masked/ by an 'infalling gtwsl nature that file* arms .-'there, fnuw usually disclaim all in- iinallmi <■» do aught hut please others and find tthelr. world ready to do their bidillng. t’lever women they are, nnd would there-were more of them. . THE BILL reaches only a few hundred. THE BANNER reaches many thYusands of‘people. THE BILL can cover only a limited *ection. THE BANNER covers the entire county witji equal thoroughness. • * THE BILL is seen by the proph- only when they are away from home, THE BANNER reaches tbe i*ople in their homes. THE BILL is not read in busy time* or in bad weather, because the people stay at home. THE BANNER goes where the propio are. THE BILL makes the busy man stop wjien he is in a hurry, and 'possi­ bly get out his Spectacles^ THE BANNER finds him while be is at leisure reading bis paper in a eoiufortaN'- chair. THE BILL must be tacked up and distributed, a day dr two of work for a man with a rig. THE BANNER distributes the same matter to every house without trouble or extra cost. ■ THE BILL is torn down by wind and rain. THE BANNER is not affected by the elements and is read under all circumstance#. If ope uses n.wct chamois skin for du-Htiiie furniture, a ‘furniture polish will-not be m'eflwl. Takeja soft cham­ ois akin from ten til sixteen Inches sqtttire. wet lu warm water—do not use hot—wring out n« dry ns possible. Use same ns dilates. It will remove dust nnd finger mntfui and leave furniture bright. ____ Thick sour niilk, nays Good House­ keeping. will .pollrii silver without the trouble of rubbing. Put tbe silver into a pan. rover with tbe sour milk and let stal'd for-half pn hour. Wash nnd rluse as usual. Every little crevice will be found bright and shining. Is It Any Wonder That Barry County Farmers Are Rapidly Abandoning the Auction Bills in Favor of THE BANNER? BANNER has already advertised a number of , . -.give testimonial: __ 2_k from Auction Sales and we1 herewith advertised. The the first and last Hales the BANNE.......................... first sale we advertised was for Mr. C. H.-Stevens. of Lacey. Here is what .he says: Perfume h the expensive luxury of the droHslt|I table. Uy adding half nn ounce of oil of geranium to n pint of spirits of cologne you will have n very nice perfume and n strong one. I ret this stnfi.l for it mortlh hntl It will be ready for use. I ‘ ' THE FIRST SALE. The tired out woman usually eats tbe wrong Uind of;food. When tired, on* should Ki-'.'t l fb-»d--’. n H tbp their food value civile, but for tlwur recuperative powers. Hot j«oup qnlrkly rcfrwbds the tired womqn. Keep the house comfortably clean, In giving im’diclno to ;i baby, place but do not carry efeanUness to such a the point o'f a spoon against tbv roof point that the home will constantly be of his mouth.] Administered tn this un ac'-u-’ing finger, with yourself ns the way. the child cannot cliokp or eject great huniftu aaerlflc*- A num loves to the medicine. I have things neat and orderly about him. but batea to be reminded con­ A itkllrtul hn||drcHHer kuowa how to stantly that his wife Is tbe drudge who take off yeani from tbe face of his has accompllohed It. And remember patron by the manner In which ho puts also, by one.of the contradictions of up her hair. 1 fate which are oo frequently cropping up In life, that tbe woman who exerts Two of tlie l»ig department stores of herself tho lea«t la the one most hu­ Chicago are now owned and controlled mored and cosseted. by women. j But, after all Is said and done, there Im little need for a woman to kill her­ self In these days of Improved appli­ Coaling tbe sun is un expression used ances. invention has not only Invaded by physicists to Indicate ^jo necessity the kitchen and stamped nearly every of renewing tbe stock of motive power, article there with some device for the exactly nnalugous to coaling a vessel saving of strength and labor, but has for an ocean journey. Many maintain covered pretty well tbe entire bouse that this is done by the Incessant showSweeping, dusting, .o-rubblng and pol­ era of meteorite® which rain in upon it ishing are now accomplid»ad with <5ne- from celestial ispace. Thus it is that -Dmr G<«.. „ld ibe l-rMe •« ,l,r''e Siort »>»**■ hnlf the exertion of past times. tbe sun’s energy is continually kept- up "Rs 1b such on awful flatterer. . and its fires nee fed. Atom after atom firn;.." joined her Wr «toin the continuous collisions of matter The private Ute is nn excellent nnd is changed ' into vapor and adds Its ter who h*1*1 he*'n up aP'lu>'t the mBt n beautiful tiling whep It Is founded ‘f’ for three long years. quota of energy to the great central I “1U pmlu-Hr dlW>I«« “ **“ ton’ on affection and tenderness, but V storehouse-in fact, "coals'the sun.” lead a private life, and only a private tbe brkle. life, Is for most women not beneficial. In mythology I'arnaxsuB, a mountain )n hope. It w«»M I’K ,""wIt narrows tlie mind nnd restrk-ta tlie ayajpatWew. It makes n woman think in central Greece, was aacred to the cago News.______ ■ , that because »be never ate her bread muses. Tlie Delphian sanctuary of A .nra-rfol to"1 with tears livad comes easily to all Apollo was on its slope and from be­ than the nn.'iccewiroi gening and there are no Injustice* wblcl* •b* tween its twin summit peaks flowed need trouble herself to rectify. In tbe fountain Castalia, the waters of NEVER ASK ADVICE. words she may admit that women which were reputed to Impart tbe vlre When jo- h»ve * workers nre to be pitied.-but tn deeds tue of poetic inspiration. The highest Bhe will only be effective If she has at peak. 8,0® feet, was bold sacred to Mme time of her life worked, felt and Bacchus and the rest to Apollo and tbe .muse*- whence the saying of young poBuffered with them. And the time Is ar Vs "climbing Parnassus." Umt wbw women of the tadurtrial E. MuicbuML Wfco. da.pst find that alLdaws ■ Lacey, Mich., March *Jth, IMA Hastings BA NN KB. * Hastings, Mich. Gentlemen:— . I am pleased to say that, with regard to the Auction Sale of stock and farm tools on my farm on Monday. March fitb, that I am more than satisfied with the method of advertising the sale through the Hastings BANNER. Notwithstanding there was another sale four miles away, there was a crowd of 230 present, coming from all quarters of the county. Every­ thing sold well. If 1 were ever to have another sale, I would certainly advertise it In the same manner. THE LAST; SALE. ll&stsugt. Michi. Sept. *Jth, 1M)>. Tire JI astings • B A N N E R, Hastingn, Mitfli. * Gentlecjm: > I wish to must cordially endorse your method of advertising Auction Salt*, and Cun i |n-ak from experience. 1 had au'Auction Sale Sept. 7>ih, 1905 and tun a80iuch adv. in the BANNER "tie week^ I ex peeled my sate would run 81,000 and not to exceed 81.808. There were fully 100 people present, every town ship in' Barry County being repre sen ted excepting one (Assyria). As far as the eale went I was most pleasantly surpriired, the sales amounting to81,490 or 8290 beyond my highest expectation. Why should I not be pleased? If I ever have another Auctiou Sale I will follow the same method of advertising exactly, Youra very truly, A. DUNN. We. have every facility for printing auction bills, and there is a fair piofit in the work, but we KNOW that your mone/ will go farther in Jhe form of advertising. Tbe State Association of Auctioneere unaniinously en-t dorse it and also the leading Auctioneers of Barry County.’ REMEMBER1 that all your goods hre to be sold atone time, and that on that’ one day depends whether you make or lose perhaps several hundred dollars. A few dollars expense is NOTHING compared with having your t-ale well advertised? . ! ! ■ , I ' Drop us a card and we will send you >ome interesting facts about auction sales and how to prepare for them. The HASTINGS BANNER �L FRIENDLY WARNING'j^S^S^Tj’ The Banner s Short Stories N, Head !• ba alarmwl AboutvStomMb Trwbtaa if you u« M-l-lta Cur, ’ * * ‘ W. 4. HHtow«y. ' BUDO CORNERS. ’ . r Delayed letter. . The most frequent affection uf the be cured by Mi-o-na. It is the only 1 --------stomach is catarrh. a* tlie delicate remedy that strikee at tbe root of tbe COLEMAN-BROWN, membrane which lines tbe stomach "ii ^iu^anj A very plea^nt w«WInK oeeurrrf at is eaaily irritated by harmful food or overeating. Keep a strict watch for form.acida.alcohol, or any other hgrm- j l*ie farm home of Mr. and Mr*. Samuel the first symptom* of stomach trouble. ful drug or chemical. It is a pure. Brown, near Bedford, when their j til ■ Take this friendly warning in the '.rv,*'Vi'n'.‘C0U',:‘1“''»:1,t!r Katbariaa waa Joined iu H A spirit in which it is given and profit ~“^i,Xa ' '»8- C“r”" 0°'™“-g F I L The anfrariBimte disaster by which a fife L:»! been b»t on the Welsh mountain knov'D a* the Devil's liitch en has drawn attention, say* the , Dundee Advertiser, to the curious but asemtagty unlreraal practice of past times In naming peculiar natural f ! ty. It Is scarcely an exaig. rai .m to say that hardly a county lu the y|* ' British late* te without some pl.i--,1 ! or thing with the designation Devil F-Iiir-knn/l 1)111131 1111503110 all of which prompts the thought that th^Vhoiep. j bis Batstiic majesty mu<t be a bolder w< • of a considerable amount of prwpertj Ask W. J. Holloway to show you tbe। erly “*----of* this *vt“ vicinity but -----now'* of BattleI !v‘ j [Original ) [Originahl pn this terrestrial globe. Tlie Devil’s ....meK^ou ire Uw eury ot EM lb. UU R—" JT'U— guarantee under which be soils Mi- Cruak. About W g..w.U ww preaaut. Punch n->wl. the Devil’s Bellows, the o-dr. It costa but r>0 cents a box. and R<v. Wm. & 1-ottar partomad J , m.t lu a bu-band who U r„ ar Ir. belgbr aud U>. -lb Japaurea Devil's Beef Tub. the Devil's Frying your money is returned if it doe* not Pan, tbe Devil’s Lake, the Devil’s ceremony. Tha bnda waa very neatly , MUon ,mr.bnity." infantry waa awaltlMordare.or.ratber. help you. gowned in white .ilk. The guret. ' ,o you. my drer .mnaponatlon ncroa. U.e sea of Japan, Dike, the Devil's Caklron. are a few Instances which occur at random, scat­ were llnely entertained with mw.it- by Efflialiaul ,n.t too mneb amlabU. Urencnant Sakae Eertdmo fell ill. and tered about In various parts of the two of tho bride-, friend, from Balti,e I “ - ...too much (be boepllal faeiUtlre not being .olted Jty may or ----------t *— r— *,!■ re‘ country. Creek. Supper wa* served by seven of Irritability? y ' • surgeon -———•— My bimband te wearing ■ <0 bte «,v the ordered ins re- , ---------------------------tbe young lady friends of the bride. ’pH" ‘ me eut with W« ot temper." I to a private bouxe. H« was tab- : Many useful and beantiful presents 1 -Ibu .urprba me." h> to oue la wbkb dwelt aa old wbmaa | The French painter who wan atten­ were left to bcantify their home and “Would that f could find a way to ; |lone wlttl jief niece. The aunt was an tion for bls red headed girls cannot )w remind them constantly of.their ma ny make him spenk one harsh ’ word. a great deal of .<we, I classed ntnuug the great masters, hut |invalid, H»«*iu. requiring - ™------------. . . tfound .....a .i,.,.. “Prod him.’’ i.ut her niece time to • ,1,» do tiiiir-K much I| be made- red hair fashlomiblo and is ra friends. menus. Mr. mi. and anu aira. Mr*. Coleman will ■F ^...rev, make their home .. at sJ 82 N. Kendall St. ••Prod him? Why. I vo goaded him. . [or Uu. Jk.atexxant. Often when be was < Mild to have been reaponsible for the Th»V.-i: Kriowns^ ■ fajHMUg with fever he wuujd feel a ; peroxide blond. Not until Ilenner taBattle Creek where they will receive [ re tried”— !S COMING I ' troduced his sweetly brown and re! < :XH)i bund on bis forehead and, opening their friends after Oct. 15. Every,. “Your mother?” She ■ was with w» tor u« sjv-, vrotild gee n--sympathetic face i| women to tbe art world did jvluk nnd. —-- -------• one wishes them a long nnd happy ' -Certainly. E-white beauty find It was Insipid to be ,«• became Iww-ntno fond her." ;o4lkrnfi , i<u his. ThereTbere wouldwould i 5 mouth*. Arthur fopd of her. doWll into wedded life with lots M sunshine. Red beads exttagnikbed the' -Haveiyou*tried a rival?’’ usually be a smile on tbe girl * lipa. In- j fair. --------- • "Yes, I cncourngM Ned Sparrow to • ltjndi,| for encouragement, and a world j blond cendree. and even the dark Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman, of ।I make love to tue. One morning Artbar of gvnipntljy wt>uld look out at .him haired “washed” their locks nntil tiny । Jonesville: Mr. and Mr*. Mark II. j returned rt.tUnied suddenly from business Vnr for • . . her eyes. ..----- - — Her name I trauslatwere of - tbo.-------desired— Ilenner colorings . -----------through Coleman, of Detroit ; Mr. and Mr*. bj.something gomcthing he he bad f Into English, would menu Bunablne. j*and~ acquired "tonesthat ” were so bat ' forgotten at 11 cd Frank Merrill, of Kalamanx/i Mr. and i o’clock -Ln the iiiorniug, urn! found Ned aud j»!»e was well named, for she gave ’ warm they Improved tbe ■ dullest skin. Mr*. Geo. Coleman, of Hastings: Mr. i here. 1 trembled for fear of having i warmth to the hearts of those about । Hennci s picture* may be said to have • apotheosized the much derided “carrot and Mra. Albert Riley, of East Leroy: gone too far. Arthur begged him to 1 her; . and Mr. and Mra. Charlie Coleman, ol 1 r"!* ,I,J- “yl"» 1 ” Sunshine seldom came to Seshlmo’s ‘ bead.” He »taw nx! and made It “bearI eflly brown.” ’ rwm but that she was followed by her Prophetstown. Ill. were guest* of Mr. ( - -be---a-------»— 10ut H;m. it dore w*m- - lb preului , uealuJ „„ aunt ybose health did not prevent her SELF-FEEDING and Mrs. Frank Coleman during cage ‘~ " re I have It. Hire an organ grindSreblmn pa*t week. All were called here to at- | (>r t<> gta"ud 'In ' fro o t yf t be house and in fr,.nt <if rh» hiwute *nd c . The honic of tlie mustache is In Inferred that the-aunt bad rant prop­ tend the wedding of Corwin Coleman. grjnj whenever your husband is at Sftaln. awl b«’re Is the history of its erty and tbe niece had nothing. This Sherman! Budd of Battle Creek spent j borne.” orfgta: After the Moors firut Invaded was triu-, and, in addition, tbe aunt Suodiy Willi tor parenU. ' j ‘ *>”•<’ 1 «■»■«“> «» '» •*" the country flu* Chrhttan and Moslem did not Intend that Sunshine should . J. I nt r» In tbe afternoon and keep .It up .-t.-inrr.v a soldier. The old lady pre­ I papulation Ixicnnie so ifelxed that If SOUTH EAST YANKEE SPRINGS. I till 11 at night. I hired him for a was dlfficuh to any whh-b were Muor< ferred that hdr niece should marry nn Mra. Dam Elam 8nrio«r Springer rl.lud visited ar at >lr. Mr. 31 which **pawtard.-<. The Spaniards ,■ Mr. ■^“1 P»" •u upou a ■meant by which they I James Springer’s last Sunday to live, rather than a hero who waa I second week I had nervous prostra- : cohid nt once distinguish their liretb iliKtmed to go to hl* ancestors. ’ A few- friends uf our minister. Mr. | Mon.“ rea. They did not shave their lips ’uiiy -You vow woman. Such perverelfy There wu« eue whom the aunt pare Traverse, Rave him a welcome to hi* , loiger and they it Ho wed a tuft of hair j • .««-»•• ix tuwitiveiv i.rtitni* ’’ pi«sii) Sunsblpe should marry; that new borne last Friday evening. toign-v. Ix-low their under lips, mi th it Double-Heater attachment for heating room up-stairs. „ 1 -m«>»iwekiw "... j,„.m.».™.Ira.-i-.r wi.» •rtha Benedict of ilidilleville j tbelr beard'- fanned the rude optin' I NGS. Cost of fuel less than ten cents ftr twenty-four tours. ‘ 1 tfiv army. Hen- was soiuethlug tbe -of la cro«>. Thu* the mustache beeaiin a tytnliol of li*»erty and fraternity. I House Stove can be seen in operation at Store of Little Verb Norris was quite HI last i want* him to must be very.bard to <>ld lady -could appreciate. ’ She was willing to give all prais? 1 to the gal ­ * 1 2 j week but is some better at this, writ- live with. P»Fleave him.’,’ • S . I j ”1 proposed to gq to Europe for a i lant defender* of their country.- but *ng I Hare a purpose In life and stick to It j year, aud wbat do you think was the for a husband tor her niece she pre­ Bej slice you're right, that (he punxm* Mr. Kenneth Ludlow from the north result? He wa* delighted. He " said' ferred the contractor. Sunshine, on Is 'wdrth your effort, that to win- It' is visiting friends'in this vicinity. TT.'I hefwould take rooms at bls club and the contrary, - detested the dried up - old One (hr '•*1 ir.tynih. 03#., just the thing, and then stick. Lh» Miss Kuby Heistand is spending theii be cheerful till I returned. I didn’t . nuui a:Ml worshiped the brave l»oys to ip. e. ’ • who were going to saw Japan. plain, lie honest nml work hard. Steady I go? . week with tier parents. . wo^tjand plain food will Kerf* a ^ifSakukt* Seyhimo. wIhjo the regiment Consul ? for hard w>al. slau.dK alone as the finest and best stove I Miss Matiie Stocking returned to her I • "Of course you didn't." In tlMj path of rectitude .when sermon­ twautiful '*“!,<xl for f,ic mainland, was able to "He would have hnd a L on ।earth, having points of excellence not possessed by *■ work in Hastings last Sunday. ‘ march to the trnniqiurt with hia comfail nt>d contribute not u little tn, hit time.” . . radi-s. flli«' kindly attention* of Suu­ suqrei*. Tbe bmln wtnuot do It.* be«i i Mr. C. H. Burpee intends to begin I "Why don't you try nagging?" z otl er stoves. Call and see one. We will be glad to / -blue hiSi won -bl* heart; aud the night ................... w.<rk -when gprlnkled with the ashes ot buying apples for his apple drier next j • 1 never thought’of that.” E dissolute, IU dlrectixl Uf<\ Be *ur< perl or Ki p ah< ■w you whether you wish to buy or not. "It’s infallible. A man who can , iretoce Ip* left (lie LuiUP’ he ettdeavoretl ’••Jk’e etibiesfcit w ■ to gi t a chance to toll b«-r uf hl* lore, you're right, then stick.—Dr. Abbott■\dM Ali tta* stand everything else will at last break Mrs. Tinkler is assisting Mrs. W. E. Dise' the brudi, fpiw.arrw down under a peratateut nag. .1 al­ but tl«e aunt kept a strict watch, never [ Courtney with her house hold duties. -j------ —......... eart. lunps.yver.fltsget ways use It when my husband stands fur n mom<-nt leaving tbe two alone. Tbe «raxl ftilry called her nwlstnn kidneys, bladder and taveb KfadMixs.Graoa Early will hold a Silver In the way of anything I set my heart Sosliltno «‘oukl only write ou a piece and showed her a golden box. .r- callv and ? joyfully tesM ft. । .' Medal Contest at tbe L*. B. church of ou. and 1 neVer knew it to fall. When of paper “I love you.” i-.nd slip It into . Sunsbihe's lutnd when he said goodby. 'Take thia Ikjx." she said, “ansi k»cl .McDonald l>ay« -pecia! .atte£tx« :> i the Fol well* Ihrlted us to dine, Jimmie’, j Yankee Springs ()ot 14. catarrh, (’atanhsi Draffl»s.eTkit ; But he. tokl them tltal be would march It carefully In tbs' safe. It cantstar and I-.tinsr IV<<as«, nmjric {hteun I vowed he shouldn't gu. You see, be ( by tbe l.uu*» In the morning and hoped gnswl advice." I BANFIELD CHURCH NOTES. batt** Aliev Folwell us much as I love । peculiar V> women. Nrvom n4 |w I i to hare the plennure of.seeing both at "My mtatnsw," replied tbe as«i*tHnt cal DvbiHyf RheumitMj, Iirtiua I her. The invitation came two weeks i-Delayed letter. the window. Hr knew that If hi* “why.should we‘lock up good advice* Neuralgia, auaail Chrtmfc ud5mn' I the diuuer. I began to nag ’ Services Sunday were 'well attended. •before was ravora favorable Sunshiue would i ». .. > , , * answer wa* Diseases / Met: U'dmeand CHF No one will ever take It"—Puck the day after. It came aud carried my . 1 All seem to be at the work more eamran. N’.. matte: whit jwr dseta | ‘ | es.tly than‘ever before and we hoj» point In time to accept a week before ■ VVbyn morniiig came and tbc»jldler» the entertainment." WONDERFUL WORK. niarribed by the house where Seshlmo j that more may be accomplished in the "How nice! I wonder if I ctfuld There is Still Hope-Tta Do I year we are just beginning than ever break down .Arthur's go«xl nature In E d l-*t ins dicart he looked engi-rly, Ix-giimhig a* far iwc he could sec It. i before that -way." • Not Despair and keeping bl* eyes fixed upmr It a* Lou Like It Being Done Right "Try It." — . I The Ladies 2Aid Society Tyill meet ho went by. till ho' c-»uld sec it no McDvnikEj but qotiru '1 surely will." T.kUnerrjMu.utjM.lw, '■ uith Mr. Sln»~n on Wedne».l«v Oct Here In Hasting.*. ■is •! Wj correct d! loii-rer. but no one aptM-arvd at the. "I must go now. Don’t give up too window. Then he u>:idc up his -mind I tbe dicliil ------------------------------ i --------- 111 b feel as#uh ______ __ __ ___ Hasting* people are surprised at soon. Rememlier that persistency is a that .hi* suit was rejected. Ho had 'cectly what u.If ‘yon weir work being dune by The Little ConThe League was well attended and Jewel" M~>n this, contract >r at the bouse nnd querur." Public expression on the rable. he will cure you; Tbo* soUei was enjoyed by all call, write h>t l-M suspected the aunt's Intentions. Now subject bring* tbe matter frequeutlv to “Mr*. Parmelee, I’iu so glnd to see be wa« aure tiiut Sunshine must marry Iwfore tbe people. At first there were Corresponds :* strictly ciddettaL; I MORGAN. you. You naughty woman! Why bavo i Aniak uE many doubters; and why not- So Addies*. ■! /• Fence viewer* culled on 8. L. Bullin- you not returned uiy call sooner? It’s Scshlmo. not being permitted to lire many claim* of a similar nature have DoaaM -McDowM » ® | ger last Saturday to view the ground three months since you’ve darkened my with Sunshine, was quite willing to. go , Iwen made with Jittle or no backing. •14 i:KJ ar Woodbury Iv and compel 8. L to build his share of doors. Whut have you been doing with ' to hl* ancestors. Consequently he excepting the word ^of some stranger Via P M Ry. residing in a far away place : thiseviline fence between him and David yourself? You’re looking miserable.” I fought with great bravery, and JiH .. ihou Laming oence wtm accepted for lack of better. Ste.^ndT £*»t L’ultowStt. 18 .... Cram Rapids Bollinger. . "It’s all Arthur." ’ ’ ■ Bcoolks, regiment having Ihx'u sacrificed tn u Not ne>jesaary to accept it any longec (baud ii Hipuis.Mri Agent. "You poor, dear thing! 1 remember ; preliminary attempt to capjtnre a fortl- । All sufferer* from any kidney ill can “ Mrs. Ed. Hyde ha* been on the sick Hmiidiii. now you were telling me when I called ' tlvatlon. lie was one of the few mirac­ j find ptehty of local endorsement for a list for. several day*. < LaI Ml ou you bow obstinate ho was. Did you ulously spared, fir was put in com- | remendy that win cure them Surely W. S. Adkins ticket sale for the^fair try.tho remedy I suggested?’* WOODBURY IONIA STAGE LINE | mand of a regiment, and from that tr,h$,wo«*’r^ul work °f Doan'* Kidney last Thursday was near the sixty mark “I did.” time bls ri*o was rapid. He soon be­ , Puls right here at home is proof "silfiiwhich is by far the most that waa ever - “Well, sit down and tell me about It" came a gt-urral of brigade and nt tbe cieot to satisfy,any skeptic. Head the “After you calk'd I began u persist­ । battle of LI a oy«ng was made a general expresum of one citizen on the subject. told at Morgan for any doings. ««• .J*08**!*- °t Jefferson street, Mr. aud Mrs. Eugene Weaver re­ ent course of nagging. [ objected to of division. At the battle of Mukden says: ' Doan's Kidney Pill* are not evety thing-Arthur wished nnd *tood ■ be was wounded nnd Marshal Oyama. turned home last Thursday after. a firm for everything I wished myself I I lll-illC’ linn-tllii.m t___ .... ■ . . . r.;,i tbtr cilm » * .Wing D three weeks visit with their.children scolded and Scolded, keeping it 'up r^n ittoo Md ■ n<. T.L l,l“ to Li" “OI to recommend at Gilmore and Farwell. Mich. They from the time we woke In tbe morn­ hc landed nt the same port from which (bejn. They are a remedy that everyJartaff KNAPPEN, KLEINHANS & F. E. WILLISON, D. IV 8. ! were accompanied by Mrs. Mosher. ing till we went to sleep at night Ar­ ho hnd nulled. IkkIv should know about/’ KNAPPEN, Attorneys. . Hastings. Mich sister of Mr*. Weaver. thur, you know. Js stone deaf In bls The surge*a'asked the general where ®D*phatie endorsement is t317 Michigan Trust Co. Building, Grand •» Arthur PHYSICIAMS Rapids; Michigan. _______________ P. S. Spaxks 'and wife entertained* right ear. and he was mean enough to he would like to be lodged, and be r m’',? ? He on his left Hide while I-was talk­ replied that if p would be ama*Me tboll¥ui' “acce*»r to tbe W. H. D.-L LOWBY. j ' company from Lansing and Hastings lug. Tbe result was that be always THOMAS & PRYOR. c.H Thomas thit.ni.tre b.. Hastings. Mich.’ last Sunday. went to sleep |n tlie middle of mv most bl.U"wrer,'''l',i',''“reb”“ Attorneys at Law. —U H. Pavo*. Al says a targe stock of eya glares and Fre"rO *’ *“ dealcnt Prioe “ . , i „v , . Elder Miller, of Morgan, has pur- effective nag" Offloe* over Has tings City Bank. , spectacles on band. « ^i S’Ln^S^.ke'^^ chawed a horse and will now 1« able to "Wrii ! •« «"»>' «" eairtu X™ COLG ROVE & POTTER, H- LAC. H. BARBKK, • eli. I fnudnl be miN-ginnlng to bwiw l»j voiulu, into it re . ride in his own conveyance to his apPhysicians and Sargrons give wv. n„ j,., |f to4 ; ~ It •»Sreblmo | ■ lalli la city or county re»g>onded to with IHjintments. once I promptneM. day or nlgQt. reiuelblDc on bto inlnd. tbmigb |, ।Sonabtoa aniU'liu; nf him he T'' Daniel Duller, an old resident, of waaift my nagging. I was disappoint­ A UARLON, ■. D., I V" Cgatleton township dropped dead while ed iu that. At A. K. KKNA8TON, At «UJ -• rate. 1 bail hope* H»e first thing tbnt Hunkhina toil r Physician atm Surgeon. Attorney at Law. in his Urn yard, lie bad. just got that the game Ov«r J. 8. Goodyear A Co., atw ________ Mlddtevlfie, Mich through milking a cow. r- -- — I'l.-rereivu >IVI iUUli _ I'racnces In al! court* of tbe «t*u>. Collection* promptly attended to. out foruot to ■klre too ........................ R. V. GALLAGHER, Physician aud Lrtt$n» remaining in the office at wbm, he wem Surgeon, Dowling, Mich. Office Morgan and unclaimed are aa follows: m hatnl. I w.tcht.l him from be J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, tw.-t u the .lot. „t u,e ,.nd , hours. 12 to 2 p. m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Hastings, Mich. Bert Spencer, ]Mra. Peter McPhee; 3. bln. in nn o^toj;^-01 Tnlepbone nt Hsuse l»ay-or Night. All business given prompt aud careful M«m Julia May; Second class: Sikaiasy bls bl» office. idnee. In hair Bu bour he “ “■ '» her tu, u>e troop, luid : attentloo. Collections a specialty. SURVEYOR. ibnt ■ Lore wbre kX*0'0* *“ "" Mm ’ Gideon. Please say in calling adver­ h“'t Z".11 WlUl Jur ■M ,oM Office over Banner Office. hre , u>t1. ,been J to b b* h«d bed JJ„,t t0 the .be10,(1 doctor's. re.,,np ......tl I, j — ‘d.^«< tised. A.krel him what ror. nnd be .aid that Banner Advts always pay. DOUDS CORNERS " ' ” " ™abl-»l ou whirl, waa i : b«<l been Mr. and Mra. E. Gates made a ntaiT ed-bc bad bad a blood tumor or business trip to Kalamazoo one day -----— .~.v, vro.vu uuu mreaL nil ,i 2$, X U WM 016 harakiri nword 1 .°f ,h’ “ri. which bad threat­ last week. ened his? tifm tr... ,,fC -The doctor uaa 1,8(1. told 10,11 f- I to “ had »**“ *nt ♦h-T tTL----“re-dZ.'r 0A 7“ u^To”"1 to i: Wat If be prennttod u „ wlf Afton Smith ■pent . Saturday and iftheir W"** Sunday with his daughter Mra. BanaUI com- i tor the convenieuce of those who wish to 0rde P. A. SHELDON ....... —ui uio nniloand attended quarterly meeting at ___ . . ,, Wm. H. STEBBINS, open j u. soph I cully and kept cool after nwhii, one time, all Eubecribers to the Banner who ate p Abstract and Real Estate Office. Cedar Creek. Licensed Embalmer tb« tblM miret L in lititf’ ’1 wo'nX1 “'fl* “h“!^ •«> be d™’JdTu.’*,rW Absti-act Block, Hastings. the Banner and any one of the following for ■ and Funeral Director. to tbe } Mr. and Mrs. Ickes were the guests would be as well as ever.” door aud said: followa: . nSxt,i° Chrt’Rnas’ Fbotogranh of Mr. Wertman Sunday. "And he kept you la Ignorance of hl* Studio. Kesldeawaw Comt street. Jd! 0*118 promptly attended, day or night. Mr. Gid Wilkinson has been market­ danger all the whiter complete Abstracts. ending decayed Z . La' "Yes; he said bo didn't want to w «• to th. ,ra/ l^v/r^T','’ rt” Bannkk and Detroit Dally Free Frees. ing a good many peaches this last me. week. » JOS­ w-t I t'ontrnref.xre looked fn» i "A pretty excuse, How Bannbr and Detroit Daily Journal....« bo, bt be- J hl” *»Me untl. i ■"» mm. wu mid toet'be ’ ” toi. <l * <1 ' I Potato digging and corn busking is hared slncer .' iX>* HS’ BInneb and Grand Rapids Herald I here." ■ “,t be ml^t be I the order of the day. ... w,, “ Tbe Bnt tlme , Mid .nrib1'nI be-1U11?t'1™,,'";a]. * Bannib and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Frank Larabee is home from Kala- The Harakiri Sword HOOD Wonder-Garland Dr. Donald McDodj jSBhfc For SOFT COAL Soft Coal Heator ever made. Operation fully guaranteed in every respect. Smokeless Sootless Unusually large mica illumination ( Wednesday, Oct. is. The “Art Garland Central PROFESSIONAL CARDS, Jry a Banner WaolM X--—-- | Get Your Year’s Kcj NOW ! BUSINESS DIRECTORY. reX'p'X" ” ''“h'Dc ------ — ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY RIGS. We here several first claw rigs' in connection with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Your patronage solicited. DAN LAKE THE OLD RELIABLE HORSE SHOER. Shop on Court Street jast east of Jefferson st. - "Tbe nmrft- ucuraait. For a greet many .reiSri^- ** *“ ^ —»« -b-AXo How do gon like thitr WHEN YOU WANT FOR MEN. JI IkyLaO FOR BOYS. MIN’S and CALL ON L A. EATON. HE HAS IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE •» PHILIP LUTZ, *«p«euger. turning. ’ awl- The contractor, “T? ‘nl" ““Uw room I , .ml i, I wllb th. ,{ri u- ire”.01*111 ou “• Oa. tmatmam. Hall. cZog ~ THOMAS BARBER JCDflOM “ -------- - v -uu.uer MDMf dowu ' ! ^. .plorenmtollt,.,^- i X™**” " *”T =“><1 Baxnkr and Michigan Farmer ......... Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean . Banner and New York Tribune Farmer V ♦ 60 ♦ » I w i •To uioee living on Rural Routes, only. offered m an accommodation to B • • i ,nud7.-■ small and i •tock Journal..,,......... L tKEffe.^Na-d shallow company. Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and I J er or magazine not on the nboTeJJ b^E* ♦ will try and do so. Remember t <♦ taa Si.09 whether In combtaatk* on the other papers in ibe combmauw♦ �BANNER, WTOBEK 12,J#05. 11 Energy ................ - E Delton State Bank Per cent on We “This talk.’.' said the lounger In the country .store, “about bard work bein' Pay Deposits. nt tbe bottom of big fortunes is all Mrs- S. Nash lias gone to Indiana to We luau money ou Real Estate .h . 'T b0*h Tbete. u,OT turn,,,,.. .un.d > spend the winter. tte iMt-r rbrutter-Henry J..S1 .nd „v|„. Sor good Hank able Paper. We H»rvoy Horta. «ud wife ,re work, more 'hy j loan our money at home, and do> Mra. Sarah Kenyon and son Marshal f“n,lb ttt Dexter from Saturday till , friends in this vicinity. w , - , . --------- J rascality than by savin’ and more by > bUHineea with people we know __■ . nt. S. .. Wednesday. ' \ iaited their daughter r> Carrie e &u ay. pluck than either. Did 1 ever tell you S are all right. We do a safe, con-। Hunt of Kalamazoo was the guest ofCtaipb.ll Bro■t,)„0d.ylJ["^”, S punable's of East Hastyigf. from Sat­ f servaiive business and have ’ i Geo. Lovejoy and Mrs. Carrie Bears about Tommy Shirk, the lnzk>t man urday until Monday. ______________________ ________ and son Percy of Battle Creek visited hl the state? No? Well, I’ll give it c, noney to Loan Cynu Gil.on of K>Imw„ _______________________________________________ Mr. nnd Mrs. Hallock visited their paints Mr. • and Mra. L L. Park to f ou. J at reasonable rates. Deeds, i ing friends here. ’Tommy married Iffioebe Cutts and • ■» son Frank and family in Johnstown Sunday. flortgages and Legal $*10. Tom had. ten acres o ’ land that I Lyman Dayton has moved bin barn Saturday and Sunday. S Papers Drawn. ... f Mrs, Shepard of Bellevue visited her wouldn’t even grow blackleerries. • He j from th. premia, o( j Ludwick onto Mixs Libbie JlcCuUum who is teach- daughter Mrs. Dan Olmstead last week. _ --- ----- puttered VU U»VUJ along tryln’ to git somethin’ t New York Drafts, Insurance1 bin farm land. ing 8ch<x>) at Hope Center was hum,*1 x■ and Bonds Sold. In’ to. till half hh Mary n.y™ Keyes , and herr sis- WU 1L of pretendin ■ reroral tara L. , - l. . M.ry M aon plaited fe. ? A graui many more people from here t Mra. Nuvue df Nashville last week jj wife wlf,!’sM money m0liey had hnd been been eaten up. then : DIRECTORS: fore”11"1 tl"’ co°“‘r-,,ir thnn U>- ior ner mint Mrs. Barbara McCallum1 \<ru ... . . , I Phoebe said he’d have to find some > . A. A. ALDRICH, President. BEDROOM SUITS. SPRINGS and MATTRESSES, who is still confined to her l»d. . v .d ,. Warbnrton and ■on ,। way of makin’ a livin’. Tommy was J. G. HUGHES, V. President. Xfr« iVta t • ... f of Battle Creek visited her mother E. S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. M« .mi,, M.ry quiick Shli. k oi of Kalamazoo K.Umouowas -----TattIe‘ lM 1,1 with I John Tasker last week. Ij a good deal cut up by’this and went COUCHES. BOOKCASES. DINING CHAIRS, ROCK­ -- —. ‘ off -to a corner of bls laud that was ! DR. McLEAY. the Ku«, „( M Renl«tle u,. I'mite — o-t . ... - WILLIAM ELLIOTT. ■x'l iosra ll»l M riniilj of Hastings; Master Kenneth Spaulding Tasker I overgrown with weeds and lay down ERS. CARPETS. RUGS. LINOLEUMS; 12 pit-,-J Wtek Ed. M<mlra Monica >r]J and family 1 L. P. TERPENNING. visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. j tojthink it over. Glttlu’ his nose right ' visited at Chas. Shultz* Saturday and ! JAMES COLLINS. Arthur Pituin h«. . ucw'pran... i down on the ground, he smelled ker] Sunday. ;’ Spaulding this week. * lens of Linoleums whick are beauties. ik 1 ; oaene. At first he thought some uu * A ro»d ba. Irru laid opt aud pur­ stir1 had spilled It- outen a Inn tern, but on c Mrs. Anna Thomas of Tintin is visitj EAST ASSYRIA. it veyed from Cloverdale to ’ Long lake, ; ing her s-»n Geo. Thomas and family F Mr. and Mrs M. H. Bradley enter­ | dlffKin’ up the dirt with tala knife he • . but ^nt I* the 1® end is not yet. vet • r land other relative, and friends. mined the latter’s brother Edward'■ fouud fluit oil was o.»zlu' from, below _ rt* ! Th' Ancient Order ot Uleuera of' Wm ut. , ’ and the fnnler he went down the more j John Hines and family have moved, i VanOcker of Aliena last week. ‘ of it there wns. » I gooda to Hastings; William Wiles left last Saturday for “Well, Tom weut borne aud told bis | wh. re they ex^>ect to make their fu- a few weeks visit with relatives in | wife that there was oil on the prop- . ' ’ ja- | •So bids to t-xceed -fifty emits I have bought the LAUBAUGH , pptoekey and Grand Rapids. ibSItSi at right pices. A fell line of HEATING STOVES‘'.o.-teon ‘ the i„u.,w,„„ Uo. . turc home. erty. She laughed nt hha. but be took * market, and will add a complete *'.a F”"'r |,“t'<’n “‘“-toxT Mpnran ...d Blinetal her to the spbt rind let her smell It. * line of Groceries, Canned Goods, HARNESS. SINGLE. LIGHT DOUBLE WORK HARN ESS *" । grant will lie rendered free. ..r Kkl.ta.zoo lit' Sun-'' n’,“7’r.k T' •"ROT’ I T»“ >“k 'I’"111' ' Confections, Etc. Everything 0) tie AMERICAN FENCE. ’ Arter ' day at Chas. DearingV ' ' will be kept right up to date in | Mias Fern beun a part uf last week. I faction Hint the oil came from below, W "‘’’’V by Mr. and Miss Cenyer. Mrs. Etta Spiller aud -son Herman of rrlinn.lMh iv .. .. ........... I Mr- and MrK John Hl,l visited rein- I *“<! $ W0 bld away In a stockin’.. every way and I solicit my share . -v I Recitation-Mrs Ro? PanneL. ,I Jon-K“Mr. F^tnk . -.......... ,— I a! (laVh < .. ‘ .Jh ”eVL‘r' I ,ives «» Dowling lart week also attended J and ,u “ ,in,uU' ,hut ,u0,“’-v was of patronage. ’ Sayles. al days . < <t Ia«we<k. last week. ” They in wmcom- th f . Instrinnentni Solo Mis,. ,jey iq ; golnf <»uten tb«* stockin’ jlst-about as ,. , ,.w Smith tay at 1 tastings. . ( . ‘Wlyer. . . i xai rtoio- Mim Lena ■' C on- |>any party wlth with Andr Andrew Smith and and famjly family , i spent Sunday at AL McIntyre’s of Bal­ L. A. Fruin of Battle Creek visit-d !be oll WMM Mnt W|lM i Song—Mr. and Mrs. Sayles. his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Frain over almost < raxy. seen they kep’ borin’. Delton, Mich. . ‘ ‘ Recitatiunj- Mu® Lillian Simmons? i tinioie. Sunday. without gettln ’ oil. but she resolved u> H. F. ZerlM*l uml family uttehded Song—Mr. Homer Green. J. B. Knapp of Coldwater is the ‘to put It nil iu an’ take whatever dose . church in Cloverdale Sunday. Cluing Ode-by Arliur guest of his m ice Mra. Emma K. Hill, j w«s nt the end. One night slie bunded Geo. Kenyon .wife and daughter of ’«H«- will make an extended visit here. PROBATE ORDER. over 'the Inst d-.illnr. and had uot struck A cordial invitation is extended td all | DELTON. MICHIGAN. State- ------------------of Michigan. Cotinty of Barry. i S-.jiith East Maple Grove spent 1'ues- . Mira Aliro <l,.ro. >< Myron fqM> ’*»' brok™ "I1 •« „ ....... ether Arliora also the puldie in It tl ,»t ... ... *•'11 day and Wednesday of lost week at ■ ।FlnmitrinrpM nv. r s.m.b.v i t,lP ,no,n‘5’ herself. SO she gave It .to . tJountyot iLrrjr, hoMcn-M the Probate oWre oral; | this werecounty aeompaniud to city of place. flaxtlnga.TJiey hi ’ *ai<i on ------------.. . Tom. h-ll.n- Ulu ... nolicy in .....the ten ' -* Wednc* Jay the ’.7th day at beptembn *n tlie 5—a: ; digger that the funds were all gone and om e>« thouxnd ntar hundred and Are. j thirir home by Mr. and Mrs. <1. Pitts. CRESSEY.. DELTON. Ch*t. M. Mark. Judge of Probate. • not tu cotue back no more. Tom be-' Pn-sent; * lu ite T1 "™ “ ' “ ■* 5 ” “ lr ' A ‘ brouis tn the matter of tbe ertatr of Ell Hil ­ lit their baptism are ■ 8tnrte»i. but Ijeln’ dreadful laxy laid ton dewnied. . Mr. and Mrs.. Johnny Williams of i Cressey tsuued out unman** i wife and two daughters. Mra. Thomas ,',r mu-rent origin. Formerly the iqrou‘ Hiwtingn ttuf Thursday nud nil dunOn reading am! filing the j«HIUun duly veilGalesl u-g visited friends and relatives ! '■ of Tustin; Mich. • generally ”* offere-l gilt spoumt to I down to .moke I.U PH.-. Ho w,.ui IOj fir-d.of WBlInni A> HUt*'ii.»lhr sni of Mid dej home womikigly well pleased with |th<! i sleep ami dhtirt wake up till the, Ulen pfaj lag that an UUtrum< ia nun- on nje hero hist wet*k. Mra. Lizzie Darling left Tuesday.! the child. 'iin-se > , lu thh > r.rportinx to lu last will aud “■ spooiw were called 1 ln<» tiuiii.. Th. lu. w-.wH this court. court, is tin* tts! cntertiiiiiiuent. * U.K. imiw gom num*, in. nu De Item «.* to Hi* tu* touun-nt ot rtirfortinx *a>d deceased In- ta«t admittedan* to ■morning for Zanesville. Ohio to join °l'w,!” spoons because the figures of ‘ tavern aud spent the money, but he . probate and the exerutor therein namtd npMiss !<e*sfc Faulkner left Saturday Mrs, Morris Brown and unn -Roy • her husband who is/oom fixer at th*t tlie twelve ppo-filea saitaMo jhtmfu. ......................... “ were carved’ ut tbe ' didn't «»>• notlita- »lx>ut it to Id. wife, , pointed or some other -fur a three weeks’ visit with friends. ---------------Thereupon tt ft ordered, that Saturday the k-stti top uf the Imudles lilfh spous.ors ! visited in Kalamazoo. . j place. • • •“The next day. after dinner. Mra. dsy of vctoLtr A. D. H»5 ar to o’clock tn tbs and relatives at Grand Kapds and! gave the cot -picte set of twelve, while ' be KMtncd tor tlie hearing of said Shirk was wipin’ the dishes mid wettin’ foreu»wi.mid Miw E. .1. Mead is visiting relatives i Mrs. Lucy Bugbeo is. visiting nt . Lowell. that the heirs at law ot said deu>«9for th<i>M* who u'.-ru nut jto opulent four ; ’em ag’in with her tears when tlie boss petition ed aud all otlwr |>enn<>« interested In said estate ! Prairieville this week. ; in Webberville. Mrs. Jennie Fisher of Kalamazoo! . was cuiL<hh>p>d''*»tfit* proper number; ! are nxiuired to appear al a session of said • ■ . come to the doog aud said: Court, then hoilen at the Probate offloa. 1 Charles Andrus and wife and Mis* , ...Kn|j jrixir «|»uuMors wpuld content them- • “ ’Mrs. Shirk, we've got down to in the City toof beHastings, visitetl her mother Mrs. Nora Gilles­ in «a!d County and FINE LAKE. • selves' with offering one. In the-latter j I lA)la started tor Peto-key Saturday pie last yveek. where there’s oil hut It’s not a-flowln* where they expect to'mnke their home, j Mr ;„„1 Mra ’Mra.inxerof Stanlmr ™"fl'™’" P-n-ralU I wen It has to be pumped up.’ Mr. and Mra. P. M. Oliver; visited rrt f'. .1 t t-i .it r ■ . .. exhibited of any saint 1« lu “The Shirk family was lu a more tan­ pwideftcr at said fx-tition aud the bearltix ral.Hvra »r.m,..l, .I umiMr „f „ „the bo„,figure ,!.<■ V1MIU ,-hll.! m-rtvrt the former’s brother at Wayland la** I Ota < Mtatay from Kal-mazm, .,*,u tefe U-n uinu 1MV mTirro „» । There ibenxX by caiwlng a copy ot this order to be linilHV at ut home. li.itn., . • nz.ru u few r.ztv .1 . h lu-allusion .. . . custom i talizin’’ iHxdtlpn- than before. Jweek. • bunduy here f..r for a days. 'mime. It to this a well, wen uui no no ' published in therircul>twl Jlastiup. lfl Ba.xxkkC)Oa,1Dty news■ wt. _ • ! I was oil ut the bottom of a u en. but out t prtnted rt , Rev. and Mrs. Riehl of Richland °f Battle Creek was the (hnt when «’ranmer professed to be means o' gettln* it up. L If .Torn haunt Harry, once in ench week tor three successive J .Chas. Gleason has been entertaining ! w:ta in tbu ueigliiM>rhoOd h couple of ' X‘iest of his brother Friday ami Sntnr- unworthy of beltrg sponsor to the been so cusaed lazy be might have ’ a brother from Wisconsin. days last week making the acqnaintailre la> -v'’u,u: I”-***" Hhnkwpeare makes the done some pumpin' himself. Weeks III* C. Hac<*X.^_ Judin ol Prob*l« ■ Mr. and Mrs. Will Main and rei» ' uf their people. Proltate Re<15.t*r. ■ Quite a number of Battle Creek f king reply • passed, nnd the family was nigh ou to (A true copy] . visited Mr. and Mrs. Mwre of GoltsCome. come, my Jord: starvin’. One night a big storm come Mr. .nd Mra. HJ. Oliter, of KM. ­ You ’ <1 epuro your spoons. up—a regular cloud buret—and when. burg last Saturday and Sunday. , muoo tatal Sanday, with tbe fonwr, , . .0r. u T1K,m _____________ £ Edoctrk oil uTlie lb, mug \ ____ or spoon and fork offering mornln' come a creek that had run a PROBATE OKHEK । Last Thursday morning there w«». Stale of Michigan, County ot Barry, 4n ’ ! [I’h-.sIt remedy :. *,z for that often fatal dis” of tho prrsent day appear^ an a verj’ mile from the Shirk farm hud been over 300 ticMets bold here to people go- ■1 sister Mrs. Enos Barber. . ----- • t».». |K,on usej u.jfj1 (|elmse<j KUrT|val of n mtlly beautiful turned from Its channel nnd was At a N*»4on ot the Probate < ourt -far tbe " Mr. and Mra. Arthur ' Shorter were vase- croup - -----County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate offleo, ing to the Hastings fair. * t ■ . . .„ . , . success in our.famlh' for eight years. " christening -ifferlng. a-runnin* not a hundred yunis from the Rp „ 1*?.. «!T , °.f ... । in Seott iPSaterday tte giaste or Mr. | -Mra. L Whitener,. Buffalo. X. V hoiw. Mrs. Shirk tuk ou. lamentin’ iMii day of Semaaiber. in the tear I A great many who have been taking .. ... . nun oac thouund thousand nliid nine hun.lnv! bundnM »nd and five. * and Mrs Ix-on Keith. ' • , -----------that thV water-must run right over the , treatment from the Kalamazoo Sani­ _________ „ , lb¥ Jecepled . oil well-and they’d- never git nothin’ Accordlug' to die genera tarium Doctor, have got wise instead I Mr. and Mrs. Newell Barlvr are in >...., i Bowser, deceastsi. • ! doctrine the dog days Im'rIu on July 3’’ but water outen It. Tommy, wbo was a On reading and mint the petition duly vftli expected soon from New Mexico where of better. feller—them^*wo cusses fled, of F. J. Merrill, the executor tutnsed lu the nnd end on Aug. 11, but there have | cheerfule.aia>._ a'.i’.thl<>jta l^ | they went "lost spring for the benefit will of said dtx-euwd. prsying that an lartru- • Mra. Whitney who was injured on | been disputes as to every posa'.bl? j always is—tried • to console her, but merit no* oti flleln this Court. ptin>orttnK to I* ' of Mr. B> health. It failing to have point about them. It wns universally 1 there wam't no use, srrhe said he’d go th** last witl.and tr«tanietrt ot said deccaMs] be . the 'race tra<dc at the Hastings fair ' the desired effect they will return to admin.**! to JTobnte and, the executortiterehi j agreed that they were conriecied with and see nliout Jt. Forty soon he named apiuituted or some vtber suitable perwas brought to her daughter’s- Mrs. their h«|r.e here. wn. , i the dog star, but which oap? The ; buck and said to his wife: Will Aldrich, at Wall lake and! is get­ Tbercupon It ft.ordered, that Friday, the ! real dug star, Sirius, or Frocyou, tho i "'Phoebe, the creek i« a-ruunln* right t:ith dayot Oto’-er A. I), tsos at tea o’clock In ' 11 ting along real nicely. . the forenoon, be a^lyuet! for the hewriux of by the well, not over It. ’ ; Little Dog? Then there xyere disagreei ' HINDS' CORNER. ltd |»ctttIon nnd that the beln at law of said ments ris to tin* particular astronorui- j “•Well, tbpn.' site answered, ‘if l<wv*aMd aud all other |>erMMix Interested In | Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Morehouse went ; News not very plentiful this weekae* < , cal performance pf tbe star that fixed | you’ve gut a rfpork o’ energy left you’ll Mid entate. are required to ap|>ear at a session v"» to Kw[a:naZoo last Saturday. said Court, then to lie holden at the probate I all went to the fair. • 1 the dog days; as to their number, * gj t<> work, pbmp out some oil, sell It ar jlllce. In the City of Hastings. In said county. Mich. ! Blackumn’h three year-'old 1J Mr. and Mrs. Martin Post of'Delton • ) Oeltqn and PFairirville, *nd show cause tf any there be, why the prayer ' which varied iu different estimates lie- ' and git ux somethin' to e»t.’ the |H-UUoner may uot t-e granted. And II took third money at the races. •’ -1 got n better scheme 'n that,’ he ot ' were visitors of Mr. Phillip's during I I tween thirty nud fifty-four, arid wbethts further ordered, that said petitlooer gtra notice to rhe persons lntere«trd In said estate " er they were to be reckoned before. , said.. • W. H. I^ali was on the sick Hst ‘"l j the (uir. . •■•I don-. Avuuiro hror nunc »• ynur of the ts nilency of said petition and the bearing after or around the star ’ s perform ­ • week. • !h^aj’u this order to_be Mr. Gbos Tobias entertained "fair ances. Tlie forty settled on precede the schemes,’ the Indignant wife answered. . pubMshed in tbe Hahtingx baxnek » dbwsLittle Grace Mantle was very sick j visitors” from Battle Creek. ' pajMT printed'and cheuiatad*lifsaidt'orintyof rising of Sirius with the huu. A l>e- ‘I want to see some work.’ Barry, once tn each week for three sucecvrtYs “ ‘ Whumen baln't no brains for last weekl . •reexi previous to said day of bearing. lief grew up that In ’ these days dogs . Mra Wilde returned from Grand । t Hkcox. Chas. M. Mack, | Oren Bjaurkmau' and wife anti Mrs. । i went mad. but terrestrial dogs have schemes,’ aald Tom, and lie went away. Kila C.Probate Register. Judge of Probata ’• j Rapids Saturday. Her daughter' \ “There was an old water wheel ou realty nothing to do with It. Tbe ^Storr-wre visiting at Mr. W. Blackman’s ' Frances of Petoskey accompaning her. j \ the place, to which a former owner of original l»ellef was that tbe star awl this week. f .............................. ............ If you want to buy wnll Mrs. W. N.• kPayne of Cloverdale vis- • exrs. xx. ,x <»» ,.<> v> । hqn together brought intense beat and property bad dug a Rlulce and had run a paper at lens than manu- I nil sorts of plagues.—London Chronicle. saw. Tommy Shirk waa too lazy to . ■ Sir. and Mrs. Manning and daughter iteJ ut Maurice Uox’s and■ H. w. do any work himself, but be hired a IHCiurer t* cost, farturet's wav, be uv ouio sure Myrtle visited in Battle Creek Snnday. pHyne's Thursday ana Friday. man on tick to haul the wheel tq his । and attend our wall’paper A goodly numljer were out to Cloth changes color with n change well. Then he went home npd tub* DELTON CHURCH NOTES. sain this week. The sale * Rev.: Willets Sunday morning, of weather I' it Is dyQd with chloride down the pump and tuk It to .the,well j I, I ... I, , *nl tr Rev. G. T. Fisher will be absent a are <^q»eciBlly invited to hear him • positively of colxiit. Iu clear weather It Is a too. He rigged tbe pump to the water ■ few .days this week attending a Branch done you blue, when a change is near It turns wbeeL which was turned by the stream. again next Sunday evening. meeting of the W. F. M. society at to violet and for rain to bright pink. . Jlst as tbe oil liegutt to flow along ’ The diango is due tomoisture. nnd It conies Mrs. Shirk. Tom was rdstlu* ou Battle Creek. YANKEE SPRINGS. * . can > be produced by breathing upon bls back, with his bat over bis eyes, The Ladies Aid will serve dinner j NEB when the cloth. TIHs property of dobalt salts smokin’ bls pl]M>. HiR wife, not no­ Cha?. Duffey, of Kalamazoo was the post office Thursday at the tbe poet omce Imikling. Duiuiog. I \ ; , .{..wf a portion of last has been applied to tbe construction ticin’ the puruplu* and aecia* Toiatuklu' A good dinner i» being provided. gu<*t of relntiv It Ml of floral hygrometers. The petals of it easy, begun to lire words nt him. • Price 15 cents. ’Children under 12 week. '. regular artificial flowers nre tinted with cobalt Tom raised bls band without even , Wil! Ward ai«l wife of Orangeville LETTERHEADS • salts nnd vary In color from blue to liftin’ iris hat offeu bls face aud pointed ! i years 10 cents. h: •qient Sunday at B. F. Norris pink avcortllug to the weather. Their at the pump thruwlu’ out oil. I Warren Laubaugb of Rutland made1 small town. , NOTE HEADS action Is different from Hutt of n bxf“ That was the last time Mrs. Shirk S. E. Bogart and wife entertained ; a friendly call at the parsonage last all di.-counts, roineter, which Indicates a change of ever s|>oke disrespectful to her hu* BILL HEADS company frAm Wayland Sunday. are ..ch: and week. pressure of tbe atmosphere nnd Is also , band. She admitted that if he wns Miss Floy Erway was the guest of RECEIPTS usually behind the change ot weather. lazy he had two redeemin’ p’lntii—luck f • MIm Kato Young and company of .mIW, no, > I Prairieville were at the sesvices Sun- | her parents in Rutland a part of The barometer indicates tbe cause of and Ingenuity. Tom cotinected'hia well ■ BOOKLETS the storm, nnd the colored cloth shows with it pipe line that rtin near by. and i day evening at the M. E./churcb. I week. • t Foil Its effect. . the oil ran merrily, Shirk charging It I The W C T U will'meet at the Ben Park who has been al«ent fur POLDERS n Paints -the Prices from 2c to 15c up at the market price per barrel. His 11. Call and l.om.- of Mra. U N. Bn»b Friday .1 .!»»< two >~ra In Montan, rtaruc per-double roll. Our 15c DODGERS well produced-’about twenty barrels a Oculists will agri-e that many |>er- day, aud even with oil at SO cents a All nirmlwra roqiu-leJ to t» I borne tost wrok. paper includes patterns POSTERS 8ona who wear spectacles, although the barrel he made about $10 a day. Blme from k IfelphTrofer bn. returned ............originally sold at -5c. 80c ; present. . lenses may be perfectly adapted to the •ill |I tow wook, rejourn in northern Micblby he sunk another weli and got an . BOOKS . The W. Q T. U. of Cioverdalo will and 35c per double roll, n.^da of the eye, needs eye. suffer snnerm much u Inpon1 n ■ of ve..H-u« «nd UH . .tau ■ and are positively the best ! meet nt the home of Mrs. John Mdl-eod ; guyENVELOPES : ursi. Tlie same stream and water Johnny Duffey went to Hasting* age simply through not keeping their 'Wednesday afternoon at 2:3t'- Abo I wheel nud pump did’ tbe work, and j bargains ever offered. Dt't"n : Michigan. Saturday and will attend (be high glasses rlcati. Students aud writers, I Tom had only to make out a bill for CALENDARS j the annual election of officer*. All lawyers and clergymen, business, men If you need anything $20 where before he bad made out one SOUVENIRS j member^ are requested to lx> present. school for a few months. and school children who use glasses Mrs. Stephen Sensilm Jr. returned iu the Paint. Varnish or for $10. rarely ko«1» them clean, and from their i Good program. STATEMENTS •’Tom Shirk still amokea bls pipe In , from Grand Rapids Saturday after a Brush line,' remember cloudy and grimy state serious Injury i Next Sunday morning at 10:3“ the huu, with bls bat over his eyea. but ten uays days absence with relatives. Her CALLING CARDS that our stock is as near results to the eyesight. The glasses he usually does It ou the porch of a . BANKER maps of ] the Delton M. E. church will occur ten mother. Mra. Mary M«*k .reomjtairo should be frequently clean*! with al­ completeness as any in BUSINESS- CARDS *■— rf -----line house be Ims built ou the spot । tho first quarterly .meeting. Love feast inouivr. . . . ■ ....... > ,.r -alatlVM. cohol, which Is preferable to water, .her home and is the guret of relatives. BARRY COUNTY. where hia cabin used to be. Mra. Shirk the county. jat 10. Preaching by Kev. Thos. and either tissue paper or chamois ANNOUNCEMENTS I Young, of Prairieville, at 10:30. leather Is better than the usual hand­ has come to consider him a prodigy of j GLASS CREEK. If you should happen ir‘ ‘”rr» lounly. geulua, and they all git a lot o' good WEDDING INVITAT’NS ftjast at close at sermon. All Christian kerchief. 1 MK *»a Mra. Frank Jenkin, of Ehin'Zt ." \ tuWtiouten their oil wells. .When tirey want ; to need anything we •trenmV’ v ' hoWij the high warn, beliews are invited to communion. In fact, almost anything' to go away they Jtat let the pump go ! Prairieville and » om.i5 from L»n.ln^ haven’t got, we will get £££’*? run‘1.!' churebt-, school “Magazine." properly a storehouse** on pumpin’. It works as well at night I vtouvl Mra. Huldnb OtU Bund.,. it for you in short order. -able fur reference. EAST ORANGEVILLE. in the line of printing in as in the daytime. | (Arabino), has been annexed by liter ­ John Osgood *n<l »i'« *he Frank Shepard nnd wife are keeping PRICE ONLY 50 CTS. “What I means by this yarn Is: Qlmature, but it is interesting to assist at one or more colors. We make special sizes IMter 'e gran.lmolher Mra. HnldMr Ot>. house for George Hayward. the birth of Its now common litemry me the luck and give Hie other feller of window shades to or­ *l tb Delton Post Office. the energy.” MARK ANDERSON. I use—lu Hint venerable periodical, tbe ” Conrad Kahler nnd son George of Sunday' , . der. Tbemne OtU of Ch.rlotle i. ri.lt.ng Gentleman's Magazine. In the Intro Hope Center were on onr streets Sat­ F. 6. ADAMS, Postnuler duction to its number (1731) we rend. you hive the guarantee that SPENT MORE THAN >1,000. retativee here for • few dnje. urday. '•This cousi-leratiou has Induced sev­ Mr P. RKarn, of Jewell U vUitW. W. Baker of Plainview. Neb. i the worh will be well done. The hand boys went to Brush Ridge eral gentlemen to treasure up. as lu a ing hi. tlenghter Mra. B. M. Jonkm. writes: ” My wife suffered from lung i magaslne. tho most remarkable pieces to play last Snnday. mul tmnilr for » few <*•>’■ on the subjects above mentioned.”- trouble for fifteen years. She tried a Ctw N.iHj eveatmly t«» 4*J» “ HOUVENIR livery ( number nuniuer of 01 doctors uucioni and onu opent spent over $1000 . Mi- Ell. Corbitt of Staowtxxl I. Let us have the next London Times. the Hastings fair. Feed and Sale Stable. Deltoa, ' ' , witout relief. She became very low i nmking » ririt mnong reUtlree here. ■ Mrs. Eugene Johncux wbo bi" been and loot aiiu jmtw all uu|iu. hope. n A «1 friend icwuaiucuurecommend- j, order. School commenced again in the OtU TH “‘•TOR.Mie . •’No,1*' said Miss 1’assay, "I don't like ed Foley's Honey and Tar and thunks ; diSet Mond.y with «>- **«g£ quite sick is some better. the photos Kamrcr made for me. They to this great remedy it saved her wlife. ' Frank Hart and family "P"11 Sunday Corbitt of Stanwood a» teacher. Mt make me lock like a woman of forty." R. S. HARTER, M. D., MoX$ot. position in W««n«n P- J- HOUVENIR She enjoys better health than she baa* with Mark Foa at Cloverdale. ••Well.'' replied Miss I'epprey. “you PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Refuse substL ; Th. -should have told him not to touch them known iu tea years. in a high school. u\ If you didn't want them to look so For a mild. W tutea. F or aale by Arthur E. Mulbol-/ H.etingK Mich. bnwela. a .in»ledoMoTDoan . KeK^ youthfnl."—Philadelphia Press. land, successor to W. H. Goodyear. wtfidnw shades, «oy sl,z,c' an<y cJ^r, any kind at Malhollaad s. naonuAJ cuiwinr-r" .j,-™ A»k your druggist for them. ■■ ialdrichbros e FURNITURE DEPARTMENT , Assyria Mra. Lucy Phillip, of MImbuImo ™»nt, u vi.it,„g (riMldb w' w w '■$ =E Uf w w w w 9 9 ” 't'! fl ir !P- OEHARTMEflT Announcement. * * J. SPROUL, hOMH BROS fl I L. L. Loveland &. Son,! You Can Make Olall Paper Sale By Driving a Few Miles W GET THE BENEFIT Ik Good B Money I Printing Gloses Saturday, October u W.H. Chase, €111$ €. faulkiter, , Druggiu, Michigan BANNER, ^^pnONEMAR �HASTINGS BANNEK. WANTS HIGH STREET. Bird Sbellenbarger, wife and dangh- , ter Isura of Hastings t^ent Sunday । The Gomer Jewelry Store the prices. 55 See my windows. ' FITTING GLASSES A SPECIALTY. ~~ OPEN EVENINSS. F. R. PANCOAST This Interests Many Does It Interest You? Having purchased' the Photograph Gallery of J. C. Hurd, this summer. 1 am pleased to announce to the public, that by purchasing this gallery 1 have control of all the old negatives made id Nashville for the past S» years. Theae negatives were made by the following different photographers: E.J. Feigbner, E. H. Van Nocker, C. J. Whitney and .J. C. Hurd. If you have any photos made by these parties and wish duplicatea from them, renumber we have the nega­ tives and can llnd It for you within a few minutes. Bring a picture along of the negative you want finished, and thus avoid mistakes, Now would be a good time to pbue an order from three negatives for an enlarged picture for the Holidays. • Special prices will be made uu these negatives for half d6zen or dozen lots. Write or call for particulars. with Mr. and Mrs. M. Seeber. Miss Olive Johnson has been cariag 1 for her sister Mra. Mabel Audera, of , Brush Ridge, who has been qnite sick • the past week. M yo« have that you want to sell, or if there Is any thing useful vo<ii want to buy, pl*ce an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN, if you have a bugjtf that’s lying idle In the barn; a J^ove or other household goods you don’t use: if you h*ve*n> *t®2 you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house fact if you want to buy, rent or sell. Just try our Want Column H brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try it. WANTED—PotatoX will P*y Tbe Misses Lena and Lillie Vanderburg were home last week to attend the fair. Frank Johnson's oldest son. of Lans­ ing returned home one day last week. Porter Smith spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. A. Craven of Shnlu. George Crow of Adrian was in this vicinity visiting old friends last week also attended the fair. He returns to Adrian next week. bighets market I rice for a couple carkuute of good early -potatoes. Hinch PRAIRIEVILLE. man & HalL' , — Mrs. Mary Polley of Union City is FOR SALE—Sly rreidrare ‘".A*” fonlth w.rd. In Bret clu»rendlteon visiting her parents here. and nice location." N. T. Diamond. 2 Mr. J. E. Carina is in Chicago thia WANTED-Jurt a few more ga* week. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Bradley of Cli­ cnstomers to make up the needed 10U so we can reduce the rati* and give max spent last week with the latter’s extra discounts to consumers. Thornmother here. _ appl® Gag * El- ctric Co. _____ ;____ Fred Benson returned from the west WANTED— Agents to sell Maccaliee last week. Protective sick and accident insurance. Can For Mr. and Mra. uss. Jas. Brown are enter- vz air. an<i .urn. onmnuc ®u give, exclusive territory. —__ _________ kMw.Ma Wing from Or^oriR. . I "* Mrs. Chas. Lawrence of Hickory WANTED Corners'and Mra. Pierce of Tiftin,Ohio ----- . - - —Tu boy a g<x>d • Sid Beach Hastwere guests of Mr. andMra. I<eGrande H n DePriester Sunday. ”'g' . I Mra. J.rx Minnie nrere Van ..... De o™. ...... a i FORHE.Sr-Ht~Miirrin.lu.nl Brock spent I cnnplu of week, will, l..r ™ in Rm- Empire »■ tbU> ...... black gat stockings are guaranteed to wear longer and look bet­ ter than any other make ol children’s stock­ ings, and are now sold by us exclusively. The Triple Knee, Triple Heel iand Triple • Toe are the three factors, combined with I । the .best yarns, that mike these the BEST STOCKINGS that you can buy. , j I , land. a iaaa— WANTED-We have —a — lot —uf old | . - .. -It suitable ..l.KI.. for putting nijMias Maud Rtigglee of Kalamazoo papers to .sell, nu­ 1 ll! *j*nt . . —. c,.. — i ... RAXXLll tier carjiets. At BANNER otHce. Sunday with Prairieville fiends. FUR SALE-rCheap 8l» acre farm .V< L I Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P. Paine entertain­ ed company from Richland -Sunday. I miles fn>iu Haxtiiigs good M>il. g<x»d ! buildings plenty fruit for information [ S’arleswere united in wedlock last I in<|uire of Probate Judge. HOPE CENTER. j CORRESPONDENCE, j Wednesday. They have the best kish-'-Information is wattled ci.n-, John Bush nnd wife entertained Mr. on of their many rfiends through life. I cerning a hook entitled Our \onngil Clara Van Syckle spent Saturday ‘ Bush’s mother and sirtrr from Kain- I Fulks Encyclopedia of Travel .by James ’.Sunday. j). McCabe, which may have Im j mazoo*Sunday. HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE ■ night and Sunday with her brother tmtzoo Mra. Huttie Scribner of Alden spent 1 £iven awab,,l”in‘ at Mr. Scoville returned from Dimon­ Frank and ‘wife. She will return to Sunday with Gid Wilkinson and wife. . BANNER ut.ice. : I dale la-t Friday where she had bee n her home in Battle Creek Thursday. School closed two da vk la-t wet-k pn1 FOR RENT — House in fourth I spending several week* with her sister. Mra. A. Reid returned last Wednes­ .! ^!°c,‘,jr,n l‘”|Uire •’ ’’ L Mr. Bachus and wife’of Galesburg day to her home at this place after a pit, and teacher attending the fair. C. M. Early, visited the formera! lister Mrs. Saturday und'Sunday. money back if they do not prove the best 27 Howe months v^it with^ber sister in north­ James Shirbough visited Miss Mary ! -....... - • ■ |1 ern Michigan. ' Acker Sunday night. J TOR HALE-Mv lb» acre fann one ■ , , -. , .. mile east and half mile south ot Wood- 1 The Ladies Aid will meet at the Gid Wilkinson and wife and Mrs. | Tfti acres guod timber. baian<••; home of Mra. William Clemence Hattie Scribner .-pent Sunday at Jamr- | in first daw cundition. Good build>"«•■ ,J>'w .double-winired 11 Thursday Oct. 19 for dinner. - Oilthrop, of Bren.nl rtniTon.. 1 __________________ One bank barn 7ox-M feet, another , Dr. Gallagher has a sister Mrs, l bum Windmill and plenty of | । Martin visiting him. ---■ g<xj water". Will tie sold cheap F»r | rp. , r-» /-’ni atr-r* further particulars call-on oraddtess I I Miss Lydia McPeck and ^Mable Me ’ ( ' George _Kep»M-r. Lake Od.-a Grath are visiting their annt in Mid­ j Mrs Howe who bad the misfortune to step <*n a nail running it nearly through her foot faistill under the doc­ tor’s care. Mfo*. Huusraan who han twcn.su very sick is tome better at this writing. Sarah Daly is at work for Mrs. Rob­ ert BechtaL . lilt: UK AIM Citi ’’ , WANTED—To buv second hand lin/z ASSYRIA GRANGE. gaw. State iiricr. Address A. L■ Tbe Hickory Corners base l»all boys Program of Asayria Grange Na . 128 | Storr. Doster Route 2 | will come here Wednesday Oct. 18th to for.Oct. 21. Opened by Worthy master j “ FOI< SALE — Farm 1(X» acres level. I play a game with the Dowling lx>ys. Bert Clark in chair. । gocal mHI. three quarters mile trom de- , Chas. McPeck. wife ’and daughter Singing from Grange Melodies pagv | l*>t good water and liuild- j i are. spending <a few days with tho l.ki, Re|<nl.r onlcr of!».!»«. Loe- j “r “U ' D 1 r,!L | formers peoplo at this place turc hour Singing from Grange Melo-i ’ -* • ! Mr. Bert and Mias Jessie Coats who dire pw ii. Qn«Uon Berf way of WANTED—Anyone w.njing I., buy. ‘ have been visiting their brother Ed. fundee Olteed core Ud by* NORTHEAST IRVING. at this place returned to their work at --!, Will Jones; discuswal by grange. An ,______________ __________ . • Mrs. Leonard Whitney who waa in Middleville last Saturday. ■J> idea of grading wheat for seed dors it j WANTED-A good, bright girl with jured while missing the race track nt spent Sunday in make a— stronger growth by grading— fair education, that , A. J. Hoffnian uuuuuj *>> ! — ——— .. — —--• to -- learn a business ...... tbe fair is unahlr to return home and’ .. .. . ....II wa.li.... 1. ......... 1 ' Bellevne. led by Harry Stevens: disctisecdxby the । wU’ ban Iwen taken to her daughters south Address N. enn BANNER. I Dr. 'GaBager lost a valuable home , ”n,n^ ■ of Hastings. | Storing and keeping bouse plants and • FOR SALE—Two or three good ejws Born* to Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Coulter 'Snnday night. Mr. Clapp of Battle Creek who h®,! b’1’” Vwn, a resVWhy «pd and four, or live young cattle. Enquire Oct. 4. a little daughter.. ,‘n.i , ,' ' ; my farm or oflice. Dr. Chas. Rus’'' it " •tie ” done. Gertie •'.ao™ should U"tton.-iJ • We hear that Geo. IIubl>ard ban sold bean preaching at tho church a fe„ | how -b'Select reading by Mary Clark. Sing\ his 180 acre- to parties in Grand I tap- week* luvk will not return. ,- LOST-A watch on Tnesdav l.ej I ng -by Chauncey WilkeReading —A ids. E. J. ‘Herrington is having a new tween Japes M. re»idcn< - un bis «»f Senator Ve-t by Anna Junes. At tbb Brew school hbu.se Holiness wall. Alaq re-shingling part of 18 । Roll .call ' responded to Ly Scripture Michigan Ave and the M E chunh ' Reward if. returned to ?Jr. Bauer ■ prayer meetings at'4 l>eir.g lieid* i-iieb' b oust*. j verse. Rending of Frogrmp for Nov. i FOUND-On the fairground* 1’riSabbath 4 p. m. 4. Singing page 21; i u-iy u ladies band bag containing a ORANGEVILLE. Our school received some of the preTho contest for new inemtiera and huibII sum ut money. Owner can have mintnn on their work at the fair John* Pierce is home from Petoskey other features has ended and the win- same by proving property and paving Mr. and Mei. S. R. Chambers and visiting for n few days. • ning side banquetted on the evening of fur this notice. Mr. and Mra. Geo. McConnell of InJames Richards threshed buokwheat September 23, about 100 'grangers ami LOST— On the fair ground* Friday, ing were the guests of 8. Coulter for tome of the farmers near hear last their families being present. A fine pbcketlxwk conteining bill. cent week. family. supper of chicken pie and other good piece, and door key. Finder return to BANNER office ur write Ruy Rickel. Charles Pbeterpalce is visiting at things were served, and' it proved an Hastings, Mich Reward paid. the home of his sister Mrs. Edgar enjoyable time for both sides Tlie ~ mT7, 7 ------Rev. James Bregg of Grand Rapids 3rown. winning .ide brought in .10 street returned home from Oceana Mrs. C'randle visited Mrs. Cole one l>era and .X) reinstate'! members which | nay cash ur on shares. W. IL Knicketcounty where be has been attending with their other achievements' gave , bocjter. Hastings. R. F. I), s day last week. conference. the toUl of 1W0 pointe: itelclng .idu ^FpR sALB-TIk uirv E. viST Ed. Pierce of the Orangeville band Mr. Charlie Davis has a new hen also brought in 50 new members and ■ farm. 110 acres. Carlton township, will played with Troxel’s Imnd during the reinstated 00. Their total amounted ** <’be»P. Good buildings, and house-built. fair. to 1205 pointe. IK.0"}. solL tJnlui"s’ w- H- Conch. r Rev. Lane has purchased a home of ■ j Hustings. R. F. D. 7. XMr. Fred Flahant of Seattle Wash, is Richard Clark. visiting.old friends and relatives in IRVING GRANGE. 1 '^AXTED-aonUemin or Indy pf Mr. and Mra. Sam Todd are enter- thte vicinity. Mr. Flanhant is eighty T. . ... . ,, • good standing to travel with a ng or This grange will hold an open meet- by rail. Salary $1.4)79 00 per year and taining the latter’s Aunt Mrs. Hatch I years ©Id liut in appearance is no older Paid weekly and expenses of Grand Rapids. >*than sumo then are at sixty. He ia ing at their hall Tuesday evening Oct. 1 17. advanced Address, with stamp, Jos. > Mrs. Oscar Sherk is able to be out W «P<I work.-, at hte trade of tailoring , ,, ‘ . A. Alexander. Hastings Mich ‘ Speaking by Rev. 'ounAuken. L ’ lnTulTh- ------------ I every day when nt home. . again. Song by grange. , i LL~20go,.,J1 ..v,rang registered Mrs. Edith Brown visited Miss : Shropshire ewes. Prices reasonsbl.* Mr. VanA vary is very feeble and fa Charlotte Barn am at Coats Grove Inst i Question Question— —What What would would you yon feed feed daidai- । । < R. Padelford, Quimby. Mich. ! gradually failing. t- v x-Anru za... the flow of m^lk : 1 ,■ .atI ,. , ~— ■ -- —— — — —..... I ,ry rows 1.. to Ikeep Saturday. 1 t>R SALE—A good tent 9ft x l ift. •! Mr. Robineon has a new phone \bia time of year? Led by Robt. Walk- OH »« *wal' <4 it wait v,\ k . Jamieson, uh x . I David Boniface received firxi premium his reaid^nce. , j Jetferaon St. on hia onions at tho Plainwell fair er. DOWLING. Recitation— McHitma Cobh. w*^ k’«t the nMile dry- [ last Saturday. ; Question—What crops are moat pro­ rf»'Snkce> SSVrinK’i •from <ht. 11 to Mra. James Madison rein rued last Oct. j.v and will buy apph a, paying , li table in thia locality nnd how can week from a visit with her son in We are owls in supplying every, thing needed in the school room. they bo produced at Ism coat? Led by I. • cash for same. If you havA anv liarBattle Creek. 1 !tTlm St0Ck 1 W1’l> M I N. Cobh. Laverne, Erwin and Miss Hildah Mulholland’s Drug Store. them. Don t forget the date. Come Song. one come all. Citizens phone W-ll-ls. Recitation—Carrie Travis. ._____■ Burpee. Question—When ia the beet time to WANTED—Job compoaitora select seed corn and what pointe should ,b“ “1'Pre.itiere with be obtained in selecting the same. Led IT are tllrec Font- experience wage, by W. Krouewittor. to »12 aceoruing to. ability, rirla Song—by grange. you ever had We have them in heavy cotton lined and in wool. A M Setter of HeaJth There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder ‘"which pro­ motes digestion. This pecu­ liarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accordingly use and * * • • recommend it exclusively. All are cordially invited to attend. Queen Mary's klndnewt took a very odd form tn the case of tbe Earl of Boaaex. He was a valetudinarian who bad n great fear of uncovering bls bead lest be should take cold. Ac-, cordlngly h> petitioned Queen Mary for leave to wear hia nightcap in her royal presence. Her majeaty, In her abundant grace, granted bte petition twice over. , Hia patent for tills privilege ts jHtrbapa unique In royal annate: “Know ye that we do give our beloved aud trusty cousin nnd counselor. Henry, earl of Sussex, Viscount Fitxwalter and lord of Egrenjund and Purnell, license and. pardon to wear bls cape or nightcap, or any two of them, at hte pleasure, aa well In our presence as tn the presence of any other person or per sons within this realm or any other place kJ our dominion* wheresoever during hte life, and these our letters ■ball be suffident warrant tn bfa be­ half.” M1S Prlntl”S Co - '■are-or Powers Grana Rspi,^ also fleece SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. CHIDESTER & BURTON LEADING dleville. Mr. Daly in on the war path again picking up chicken! The Ladies Aid will meet with Mra. Frank Uli ven on Thursday next Oct. W. Preaching at the usual hour next Sunday. Your CLOTHIERS. B£! “ If you want to buy or sell anything try a Wane Adv in the Banner. AUCTION SALE! The undersigned will well at Public Auction at his place. 2 miles north and 21 miles west of Nashville, on section lf», near Stony Point, on . . Tuesday, October 1?, 1905! Commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., the following property, to-wit: g Bay mare II years old T sow with 5 pigs 3 brood sows Bay horse 9 years old 17 good shoots Brown mare It years old Full blood 01C stock hog ® 2 cows giving milk. Several tons of hay Quantity of oils 7 One 4-year-old heifer giving milk 2-horse riding cultivator - Plow •? B One 3-year-old heifer, due to calf in Spring tooth drag Shovel plow & spring Set light double driving harness B J» 2-year-old heifer, fresh in Dec. A few bushel crates Pair sleighs Helfer, calf by side 2 top buggies 2 yearlings, I steer Other articles too numerous to mention Red Polled bull, 19 months old © lunch at noon wAf>8LrA "”?U •"'i'tan'hound with one .pot between front kw? Answers to name ban—kj <„ rvwa^i for return tn reward terms, of sale SALE—Barred Plymouth itock be given oil bank»ldfder . ,A|1 BumR ov>!r *5 lXI' one it'd ' ,tberwl??f?flePaPerwi<-h interest at six |»r cent. Al! ।I"'*l,le ’tuerwiae hAfnm r • ™Ka?d nnder Si,!!”*? tocatl“n Wl11^ BANNraoKS"” '’ 'n,IUire The OM Mrtu -H nj! l"be n !“* young Rw«t lotmg Tiling-1 nd era h4.t papa. Why. be trims b|g «• Gillman C. Linsea H’ £• DOWNING, Auctioneer. Without eamestneu there-U. r.».i, to b-» done in life 4*\noJjln< . ■ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-10-19.pdf 1a5bc90a186e8c648e80ba5ceed622ae PDF Text Text the •'-r'Soic Firm You Tr?Te Wit" Advertise £the Banner_ _ _ _ HASTINGS WHAT HOW THE SOUTH hOODWORDS .1 W YOU OUR EAIR FIGHTS FEVER J. L Wilkins Has to Have One Cer-) CHAUtorrt LHVH R SAYS K|IND TttlXdS OF) f ”' BARRY । a*R ! ’ UYS OVER EA'I !ll PT4UC t hlblt.'*R”' »no t! j K * “OAI MONEY GOES FOR that was appropriated for experimental work Please Sign and Post- office on the Agritultural College, wrote to j un n larBe *loro rnotn to their east ekli.l’ij 'this • The^Christtan life is more than curi­ • Prof. R. S. Shaw, prufessur of agricul- Vttlor' which covers the last inch of osity aboqt tho next life. tore at the College, and who was th.- KT”and oWnwl bJ' ’he firm, «t weak at tv. ^ttuson judge of stock at the last countv fair ' T----------Ijxrry miu c*ay BUILD MORE MODIRH F10USLS -r X: 'ZX”1 n,,”'f:„z. ■ jtetter,from Prof ^hgw gives the de- M«d informetion: TWELVE PAIGES FAR RECEIPTS FOR 1905 To Each at J. L. .Wilkins, a former resident of j AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE this city, but at present located in | Fur mU) rew»iM,bnt j*rticul«rly to Memphis. Tenn., arrived in the city) oelj> u. in rending ont .applire to cor.Friday and called on old friends. All mTCDroTrnn , r—ponduntA We uk them to pleare th*- southern cities are putting up a | *” 1 TING LETTER siCT1 “ their new. letters letter, hereaftpr. heroatter gj »lvLLI I tn t, "•K* Mnr news r. SOME THINGS p.tiff light against the yellow fever j FROM PROF SHAW *.ng tbtoir ,nl1 nam®and -d• on MW.. dnm on wh lrtMr w|n plMgue.and Mr.’Wilkins gave the BAN| n,ut-'11 trouble to the correspondent, jind XER some idea of what h resident of i •Duty, the Ex the south has to encounter when he Shows the People of Michigan Will | ''iU a grcat accommodation to the Profit By the Work Beini.’ 1 HA,NNERing often much trouble wishes to either leave the' city or re­ .1 Display .) antJ <M«y: in mailing supplies of envelturn to it. Everyone has to lie fortified Done There. opra and y(jar with one certificate that he is in a :o Lwuler. ! healthy condition, signed by the City­ XOur readers know that Reprraenta- Mttoution i evidently i Physician in order to get out <>f the city tive \\. H. Shantz secured an appro-' BUILT NEW <-rr>PP~H’Af<MJ wioi> from.)‘ and another certificate, limited to a pnation of taaopo from the last legia-1 • E H0USE’ v tlatfering 1 lew days, which he must have in ord­ lature for **x|>eriinental work at the I .?he friends of Ex County Clerk Sam State Agricultural College at .lensing Vehe' wiI1 1,0 to note the sucer to return to the city. •:n ^jhich Wiahing to know what had l«m wini done, W,th which bc »” meeting fenyime travelling through the south _ ____________ _ WM ______________ n in Lake these dayl, and not properly “certified'' with this money ;w well as other funds tXl‘‘*aa' not onb' a hanker, but • • •» ........ — ----uwiri IUUUS ------- •• ..... tree1 j, apt - to run up . against « , some very an- appropriated. Representative Schantz ' an eh5TMtor niMn- The elevator firm of ; x_»and .. vexatious delays. ” - — Ui was chairman of the . L . just • . .built -. ir an- hleill noying who rummitte*’ ! Smith Smilh Bn?-.& have >pFny • n«n Hands! Does the Finn You Trade With Adverttoe In the Banner? 1935. UAWcv tiflcate to Leave .Memphis and Another to Return. BAN SHOWING THE hl/’UT’ FlYiniT SP|R|T BEST RECORD EVER MADE IN THE PAYS T° “^DECENT l^kc Odessa Fair Officials FA.RSHOULD HKtfASf Tilt REVENUES Have Learned Their. Lesson OF THE COUNTS FAIR TO PROVIDE Thoroughly. FOR IMPROVEMENTS AND Lake Odessa fair officials have learn ­ TURAL SOCIETY. MORE ATTRACTIONS. ed something. They permitted all sorts of gambling snaps on their grounds during the fair. The r Ault was that RECEIPTS WERE ALSO FOR THE the tow d was full of plugg'era and pickOVER . $5,400 pocketa, and many were th** lease** RAINY DAYS through this source. Ail this damaged the reputation of the fair. The Ijike „ ...... Paid Over $500 For Permanent Im­ Od— tatei.1. tarn Irarned from , 'Or Hint Time. Whkh Mny uCut Down provements. Cash Ba'ance On aorry experience that a gambkir is a j the Attendance at the thief when necessity forces him to that | pair Hand Over $1,000. HISTORY ON THE AGRICUL­ Acting President P..A. dhfeldon. Trasurer W. LI Merrick and Secretary " • 11 Schantz have prepared the following statement showing the receipts and expenditures for the last fair. extreme, or when he has become thor- i oughly hardened in his bad vocation. ) It h generally conceded that there So the fair officials annoanee that ■ Wis 'not 14 letter fair in Michigan nereaner gambling hereafter gamming devices of ot all ail kinds Kina* t,thun luu“ «lt»t *•“** ,u Hastings raaBM»»g» this mw year, and tmu will be liarred from the Lake Odessa | 'e-“* than half a dozen .came anywhere " ~ ’ :r-‘ future. ‘ ‘ ; Good. —•• —it — - a •fair, ««-fairs in the This 'I near equality But like a ! changed attitude is too late to undo busine** enterprise., can not rest on its RECEIPTS Meffiltenthip Tickets f 2322 U» all the mischief dono at the last Lake «d8M Single Ticket*..: .. 15UI 50 Odessa fair, but is welcome indicat-' 8!* Children'» Tickets ... 13 :» ing that in Lake Odessa as elsewhere 2788 Grami Stand Ticket*.' the truth is being focred home that it Entrance Fee* Races 114 85. From’ S*-e’y Outside of Mem­ pays to be docent. bership Tickets 188 *5 Total . DISBURSEMENTS Pri ntjug and Advert isj ng.... $ Kepairs and Perm. Improve­ ments Music and Attractions Racra—.. s.. Forage... Salaries. Officers. Directors Supts and Office Force. Marohali. Pulico.Gate keejiers.. Supplies and Incidental* Premiums i Estimated) 5430 70 415 7.7 laurela It must show progress, and must merit ‘ ’*■ continued approval. ’ T­In the display of agricultural products, horses, cattle, sheep and other live stock, it is hard to suggest how the fair could be improved. The new fea­ ture this year of showing the work of I the district schools well mertfis contin[ nance. PHONF fll i in wfoBt re8l*ctH CMn the. f^ir as an I IlvllL . \V« । exhibition and shfus of entertainment Ik improved.- Three things suggest themselves, and no di.mbt, there are PREPARING TO COME TO DETROIT others.- The display of art goods could AND CONNECT INDEPENDENT be made larger and better-) The at,­ PHONES WITH EAST AND WEST ' tractions to show tietween heats of the i races could b® inrnnssd. There could ' Ik more races also. But the society NEW INDEPENDENT 547 26 . October ll.LhA. 488 15 j Mr. \V. ll.Scbitntz. . 811 25 iavqr|thly HASTINGS NEEDS MORE HOUSES ABOUT GETTING .MORE FACTOR­ i Hastings Mich. Hl 61 G-angoj- In : Deur Mr. Schantz — FITTED WITH BATH ROOMS ■sirh thfi IES FOR OUR CITY. WHICH 466 50 Ar’M . One half of Hie |lu.tXM.<A» appro-, AND CLOSETS. 247 10 ALL DESIRE. In Art : priatioiF made by the last legislature 158 06 •■•. i painting. for moving, and refitting the farm 1175 00 buildings became available the first ol p||D| ip tin * -while n SHOULD HAVE THESE .would nm dare do either, because they Total HH5 «H HAS CAPITAL July. __ As the appropriation was not T . A ° A Balance on Hand 1015 05 nr CR nnn nnn it:annot increase the expeusra Of the , y Mr>. , * NECESSITY CONVENIENCES made till about the middle pf June, the U f >D,UUU,Uuu | fRjr without increasing the revenues, The detailed statement will be given in drawing. _____ i work was not startl'd until about that I at the annual meeting for the election - ------- | and the revenues cannot Ik increased time. The old grainbarn 45x80. across' . _. ... f officers fhe flrat Friday in December. Work To Proceed At Once. Cl.renee i l’“>‘“nd ->-■ U>»T w«> t>ji» y»r v. ., . . . iHV-riiblv To Accommodate The Class of People lbo 1^,, from tbe farm foreman’s i A* Shown 8v Whal Other Cities I। th»* olmolet*-. Vi.reil, family1 F.^lr.., ticket w-ystem, That may make slight changes in the Who Are Needed tb Build Up . house, has been moved down in the cat- | »t . : nt?.' ill three fciltxi Are Doing. Disposition To All M. Burton Former Hastings Man- ; \Yhat the Barry county fair loses un­ figures given above. | tie Im and placed end tu end against j h; :b LEADER I der this system is shown by the Eaton It will be seen from the above that Pull Together. a MarfUfacturing Town. Largely Interested Io the Deal. I ) the grade herd bam. The roof of the ....x.tgusi T: the ) Co. fair which with no bigger crowd over $500 in repairs and permanent imIf Hastings is to continue to grow, i grade herd harn wax raised to the The citizens of Hasting* are showing tu.-‘ । •-.•a p; «ung exhibit in St. Louin capitalist* together with pruvementaof which over 8400 wax for took in $7,-800 or about ♦l.BbO, more whateyer differ\ .: .>! the Youth's as we all hope it may and for which ■ same level as this building. The two j a ’l*«»P«riDon *to n forget *——-•■ — • .i.« — new sheds, have been paid for and still T. A. E. Weadock and Clarence M. than the Hastings fair. idl.. -...x i.-r nu| v: ;i.u*r.;ienef of all our citizens are anxious to work. । now make a stretch of building 43x i <*no^* ma> have existed in the paat and » cash Imlance of cwot 81000 is left. Burton, of Detroit, are planning an This year our fnir made good money Mt i^'t'f’ Hickory Oorflrra. there is one matter that nhonld haw ; 150. This is practically <complete, i"*”bogetber for the. growth ami This shows that the actual profit was ' extenahv telephone plant in that city, bnt such a combination of favorable attention, and it will pay thoee inter- The part moved has been fitted espec- progress of the city who*.- interest* are over $t5flu. which makes it the "Ijest i which will compete with the Hell mp- circumstances may not. occur in . 20 anev needle ested to give it very careful attention, hilly %for experimental beef cattle. I) dear to them. ever” in respect to profit* as well as j noply which now fans Detroit in its yean* again, when weather, big crops, ) grip, and build connecting lines with All argee that the growth of HastHastings has now just alont boutws j The aimex to the old hoaf iiara. up < t-edsj’TvHd in other respects. general prosperity and everything com­ irtgs ■ demands more jtaoturies. All other independent: systems ho that tbp bined to make a big’sin-cftHs of the fair. drawing or enough to care tor her present popola- bear the Agricultural building, a | ■■ independent pbonc* can reach all >ndicatei for lion. If a new factory shall come. : structure 24x22 han also been moved ■ tOu ^n,? Stories Ah it wa-s. about *!5<0 wtls cleaned INVESTIGATED THE ) points east and west. , In thia state the' more house4- must ha built- Whatever i ov«r on the liack toward the river and I ran be aeciired for this city for so small j up. of which ♦.■>!*) went tt> pay for im­ j an amount as can bu raised by sub- I DANGEROUS CROSSINGS Citizens Telephone Co,. practically th**- provement made this year, aud the factory we may get. in all probability i the refitting for a bull Imrn has'alxmt ___ . only rival of the Bell, will connect : script ion has long sine*’ passed. With) BUrry it will Ik * ue that will Ik brought, here j been cumHeted. balanis? is on bantu- It- ought to .have from some large tuty.for just now fact- ; The sheep barnAilxW has also l<een । Greenville giving $40,000 for a side- !' Engineer Dice Represenilng the with the new Compmiy. Hu. «re >1- l been-jxjsaiWe to clear <2,500 this year. ready made io push construction work I The grotind** ought to be enlarged. The | b.xru factory; Cadillac jjayingjfJS.UOO ' uries are leaving the big cities for the j moved and the fittings tu this will State Railroad Commissioner in Detroit and to connect with ether 1 grand stand ought to Ik extended 100 ( . for u table factory: Holland $80,000 for ] fn ljn< smaller towns I jirohably lie complete within a month. citje*. . 11 a shoe factory: Muskegon ?60.000 for, Was Here Tuesday. judged byj 1 feet A new art hall should be built, Sitch a factors will naturally bring .The Gbft of new barn tor experimental .. Clarence M. Burton, who is a funner i The little surplus this year will not go a billiard table factory it is not to be ■ Some time ago Aiderman Frank Horits more highly skilled and best paid sheep • ■has nyt tieen -touched other than ,-H^hg. mMkfrt y.- wealthy c.tlf<r ww„d vill ••M'cctnl that Hatsings can get a new show workmen Tbt-wc people will want to to put in the foundation, and it will i ton wrote the state railroad com- . ‘ xeu of j factory to locate here for any small | A Detroit, will he the leading --jj . Hjriety. should'have if. •if’tj* ■ lent huTiM-N that have modern • m&wluQer ..emplaning of the Mir»»ig.-*>: • ______________________________ ___ hare to .ay ever until another year, cun l spirit in the new company, which has ’ snm.x ■ mind we.believe is a plan that will Central crossing on Creek St. which is ' •- /niences such ax.they nre accustomed owing to the fact that one hal' of the , millions of money luck'of it. Public aid. i* the only fair why to , g: v. r«—gfade to in th-ir hornet* in ‘ larger places*. I approprintion is now exhaust,d. a very dangerom crossing. bt-canM of • In raiw the bonus needed to get factories. . ■ lilt'' this a surplus could be aoeumnlat[ the speed ul which the train* whizz - •<: matiihed jiarri.Ailarly lath ' nKW and water-I.connection with the exi«rimental barn ( far as we have heard there has jI by the crossing, and by reason of the j­ FOUND HER POCKETBOOK. ( ed to make necetewny improvements in ' for beef car tic. we have .< solid wall ‘and ■ - viand Vai- floMt't-. nut been li single protest against it. ; cars Blanding on the side tracks and j I the exhibition, the attractions and the There n., doubt but that . Him..“ > “ »«» »«.!«•» h "" li ' r " A,l * rU “ ™ “ ■.■■heron ;<n»The reason is plain. Hastings-needs ’ ibe huiMlngv Mmttlng ont lb, view of ! Mr> Roy RRkel bld So By lAdvef., I'housing of the exhibits and the care of m df. w i blue ivitlitl,. -'. ...n reurenee- will rea.Wy ; pM-»"d b| . J wtl. sd^e a, far as factorie*. aud they cannot Ik btottght j I and entertainment of the crowds. It ; an approaching train. 1 ? card. lit b . es a black rent (■-.« now for enough more than ** ihiiidied. here in any other way t-han publi' aid. ,I Tnfo.Uy J.m« Dice, rfimwnting H.ln, In the W.nt Column i would lie a good thing too to have a Ptfrb4"K You will remumlier that tlie legisla- ! The requirement* are more than can j .hirnix Baner. one without them to pay big interest j 1 little cash laid away' for alyear like 1 Railroad Commissioner Atwood. of the BANNER. ' with Min-i'-w .pproprmted for the on th“*-xtrn investment V" ' . be in»‘t by voluntary effort* of thi* citi­ ■»nd nn mmineer of. ita. .tepnrtmenl. ; lta, . some in the past, when the rains or hard durin g ,1,, f. ir | Pt rchijron llu, ot people who .re ..Tmmmmd >““toT TJ' ,"11 W“ ,’T' fzmily, K'*' i times will kehp away the -rowds; ami zens HditniK. wiBininomymaiaai.il n.MinJboeU.v m.kmg .n mvesua.mveMlgn- ; K|,.w y ,hj. rhy ](M, h„ |><kM - • . . t,. _p no fed in such a way that nunc of this tkfce-y n:-.l,l.-.™r.u.«.-ll..guud..I.1m Ijub Tw„ ylichiK.„ ]TOpk to hathpooms and closets, there is no “ | then some money on hand would lie nil It will Tfnnd could be used for building <>r . .boon in lb I. mailer...nd Um with a । #t|h and „ 'i IkkIc containing something over 15. Of j very desirable.. doubt of .a , sharper domunu It will h«Hi«es with equipment purpuses. I called the at­ '. . • if from ing­ course the only chance of recovering it jI We believe the directors and officer n therefore ;>ay to build new 1----- ----------•" Aprictil- w -1™ --.i ' .V. Utut.i TLuanl nf L*m waity. again wa* by its falling into the hands | of the society are wise in not going too in..n Coach from reference to this fact. i........... ..................................—, •' ,a]| puli togetner get here .nd f*« JD ’ d‘T ,b*V' I growth of ibe city Nuhvillv .j. of some honest peroon. A little '"Want ' fast or too far in any one year in inttuig sired animal. Further, it will tend to 1 nearer the speed limit of six miles an , 3 f aside Ou with which to begin the ________ Wfflpl-ir 'hr Adv.'-wrn p,ard in th.- BANNfJt । ht. ot . tolr. B„t . ■ f .stallions. \ In keep here the highly paia paid cu» class oi of ne more mgmy . t(> the -- -----------------------------------------------------, 1><mr than yraterday. hour than yesterday, when ’that train 11»M week -n.l Fridny night. Um next, „e W1|OT „ „ ob>ct totvy k’’u’ii= i'll, agpff months. workmcn/wl •ho are not only desirable iXa."iv’n%e^S '.m ”.iia IRA IRWAY’S AUCTION SALE brought Mr. Dice. ine atternoon j »_ The afternoon pulled iidwfi I Mier lb- peper wn» out. Georg- c„n,t„t|y view, not lo meke it bnr■ -iii'iN. The bhul ut who who are ar.al.’IKl.na fw y ^on, th..| ■ . --------| ire, Xbl i. nio mil Io h.re forpnten j ; d>,lwon, 1)Qt u, maka , tatter Wr. ilcixl. mare* Svas’ necessary ‘element dement in building up a ’"«» . . — ——u. ... ' how to shoW'iti* heeh for that after-j Mmble n'tnnied the |mne mid it. ground freezes up. The fitting work-| Monday Oct. 23rd. Beginning at 12iireiHt.' lento to Mr, llkkel bl. mother hevjng anJ k on improrln< the ground. manufacturing town, such ns it will have to l» done later so that the . ! no°**'. ...knowing . - wh.t . . [I found i* "only indu-w t M ,"”na it, 1Thi* “• '■ nl); another of the : .nd provide for » time when Iwd weetbre r-uted a line hoped to make of Hastings 30’p. m. at his Farm Residence We have n„ mmm. irf knowing -hat w„i(.h 1 ! aetual’work of this division will not . t tnmrv inatiuii-M w< u-*» mifflit, Manw* which . . .. _ _ _ • of bl«uker, poor crops or hard times may make >t rn.ytb.ng-11 be done. But it the, BAKSER WAXT ADVS on Sec. 2p- Rutland Twp. ! Ix-gin until next spring. [ .-•■hi-- of the : » small attendance and light receipts; railroad commiMioner carex for the ' । The implement barn in which I did A NEW GROCERY FIRM As Ini Erway has sold his farm t0 proUetiunoriboHghl. mnl infomaM I ■“>. R J 'lviord h^rd. a ].uk' and to unsure all Ibis more revcuu; my live stock class work is being con- Rutland township and -will move ! must lie provide*!. The fair ought not Cha .. Babcock Ha.« Purchased a Halt verted: into loir das' room. by college .. ................ rjtJ hl. W11I |lnV(. »n<1io„ mle ”f | ilr. in ibe BANNER Jani work, in­ Aoi>>r.;«;t!, a _ III -till ..II rufuin .. ............ .1,1 Rutland, one- '"“e v “”**Kre rt*‘‘p ; funds. Irwill retain th.* the tllllC.? Plaiy* at... his farm on be*-. 2U. . 'nJ* xti h. ; f°nning our readcia that he had a tent .i to be regared as a money making propo■ si Hon or conducted with that end in used for live stock work. Tlie l>a'an< •• ,j lf lJe wU(b. knd one-half mile east nn< vto?acrid iit< ' \t lo S*‘1L Thpr‘‘ were 15 *fP‘r it, , . Interest in J. H. DcPue’s Gro' view. But it ahould Ib* run with the uraoM-m-iia-.r -ni iib.Bnd.ni m. a .hank. The . eery Store. View of having aud maintaining a pro­ Indiana uivijur instruction in blacksmithing . .. wi], take pla..e on Monday Oct. Vr" * street «n wng inure a « BAXNEK Want adv*, pay ' greorive fair, and pro vising means to • • dubil Monday a dtal thut had been pend- : |,»rt uf tin-nn.u wory f'» ineLroed--" _,.»J ,.omuwn< ing al IS ::».>R.m 'h»n>3 I inTfow XfoT For tbeir '««»““ BANNEu. ) make improvements t*nd add attrardrew ing for wime iimc wax consummated, .. work in enrpmry «d the* >V. H Onn-b will wire. » .nrtiooeer., I । lions when they.M-em t > Ik required, ;h .-iPSu^ep- when ChaK Babcock purchased a half ' ANOTHER AUCTION SALE. grain grading ami imlgtag lu « , Wm Gmlnun. .. derk tl„w, ,w., en-ingn over and also to provide against the inevip in J. fHomer DePne's grocery ««.! by Prof. Jeffery. Onr .hurt lonrrn A. wlll ta „„ by bi. auction-ndrom<, । able time *when lx*cause cf unfavorable Ht«ire*>anid tKgan active work that! .tink-nl- 1.AV0 ndrer hiul any • lb£ enni^ment in this 1-ue. aim- c cum , Fr,nk Hoover w,„ ,„ve Ooe Tuc, c.ndition** the expense* will exceed ufternobik^F^cflrin name will here- I practica 1 work and the .-liops have.•««-» I hur of horseB. 'attic, hogs, and other-________ .—: the receipts. WHAT DRAINS ; lifter he De Puis tfHalifcork: Read their m. crowded >n meclumicahlivision that pt<)(.k wj|f be «ld. lieeide farm machin-1 FITTED UP . «toy. Oct 24th, One Mlle South Once the fair came near to tieing a announcment on Page^O^tbia issue. our regular student* have ixjeb l‘rart’'i cr y, grain, etc. Read the ailvrutiwHPFIPF of Irving Statinn. 'OST LAST YEAR VFJ. >»•»»••• ---- , , thing of the past becace o’ a big aud The new firm -will usher h^nmny call? cut out nf it for s.»jne years pa»t. m0n| rinc urriuu mpnt nnd and remember the date and • honr j discouraging debt. It has takeh four change* and improvements. The <. have dec ided to »e cototent with the ; (if ----- — I Frank Huover. living on what is years to -ee daylight again Friends In Barfy Couiu . Over SlO.UiW. tition in their store will Ik torn out. ’ used’ • *until —।. ’ -------------- ---------[)r. Chas. RuabcII H«s Office in New I well known *« tile 'Rocky Brown of the fair came to its retene then and judtfhig room previously and the large extra space will be used i farm” on Sec. <J. Rutland township, saved it. and the good times, careful Hill ik Much This A BUSY FACTORY. Home on Center St.. Just West for their nice line of dry good*, aud । one mile south of Irving station, will management and public spirit of the shoes which they will add to their of Old Dr. Russell House. I have an auction sale at hin place Tara­ people.of the county foept it from the w. G. HYDE’S AOBUON SALE p Shultz & Co. Plant Working fYomlQMiat already complete stock of groceries. da. Oct. 24th commencing at 10 o’clock rocks. The fair ought to be placed on vsiin i Coleman we I Dr. Charles Russell ami family have :iit Bai Mr. DePne has won a reputation as Day and Night and Still Be­ I moved into'their new home on Center such a broad business Imsis that such "i.ty paid in 1004 Thurtaay Oct >oth. At Hi. P»OT a hustler, and the ’ addition of Mr. for Jraips thr . I St., just west of the old Russell home. tioneer. a thing would not Ik feared; for the ;>L ( $R».ia|.18. Of hind on Orders. Mr. Hoover haa a number of‘horses, future. Babcock to the firm will make a pair oxine jin.„: Section J2. Castleton. Mlle He has fitted up a very convenient • '.his was author* . The P. Shultz & Co. laciurx. factory, WWMVU owned ... vcows and other stock, besides a lot of Of them. Two delivery wagons will be ‘*d by kli<- |.; and is now ■ I drain c.itnuiiRHion,.t ibc bn.i«rt vlbrain M. — >><■»<■. Eaat ot Barryville. by Wright Bros, i» one <.i ’ ’ * farm machinery and othet articles to used to insure prompt Henrice to all W. bm NEW CAKE MACHINE. AnvtkiiiK prepared to respond to all calle in ■. practically all being On Thursday Oct. M. commencing little plantk^n the city. A sell. Read his Auction Sale advertisefor work .1 patrons. A new delivery wagon has •...un -nr. thit* tJ." "'.f, in me need by ibis tbi.e.,l«r Pr...„K firm .l™ i» “ city / and vicinity. Dr. to cRussell ,urrh II ment in this issue. Bt,.w .. m. sharp. Will O. Hyde wiU owned by this enterprising sure l«en ordered and will hood be brought -- ---------1 .»> ,„r I0P3 will be Vester & Carter Have Ordered A “"'.^Vlb.lbrn.lm.d.-W midi bare an auction rale at hi. farm. Sec•pxdiUi |.s. hi Ionia Go. last year into use. CaMletdn. mile east of is IjoiumI to gat to the front. M-.b. 1 <o i-bmnie dim—- .See .S« hi* M. card rard in in PROFIT IN SHEEP RAISING New Cake Machine to Make ^dnun tax « With two hustlers turned loose in •, iioa Muu Ji ---------- .... one "'•t i'.J J.'.MM) and in twice lb. rouw Mr. DePee formerly I B.rryrille Junie M. Bkuer Wil! : The factory is being operated night E«oriCo' it w Fancy Caurs. ’ another column. d i b‘ fully as much. tad there will be eometbin- do-. / uwiiooeei. A hot loneb will be wrral and <lay. and 15 bands are bu*ily em­ Figures Taken From Actual tvThe growth their bakery business ployed. Though a large quantity of PLEASANT SURPRISE. and the BANNER unites with their inanv friend, in well wi.be. lo tino>.r remlort Jionld l«Ji °””b* WE MAKE THE DATES goods are turned out each day. yet the haa obliged Veatw <% Carter to make perlence of Chax. Gaskill A very pleasant sunwise occurred. factory >■ behind several weekx on ord ­ still further improvemepta in their «• Hr-™ lr«t of STtictee to be told- Those inter Friday p. m. Oct. 13. at the home of new bnn.---------------------------"ieep will be -F-taUy in-rR. F. D. Carrie^. equipment, thia time adding a iiew ers. U,,h^our Auctioneer II You Want Mrs. Sarah Walker ;in the first ward ----------------eMed in tbi. wk » Ibero » . I««» The btwinem i« amkT the direct mt- when eighteen of her lady friends Last year Charle* Gaskill, Carrier cake machine for tbr making of fancy CHAS. IH1BOIS SELLS TO A. J. WOODMANSEE. lot of .beep end 1 lirabs K' 1“ "b'^- pervi»um ot Mr. Weller Wright, who gathered to remind her of her 78 birth­ on Hural Route No. .4. purchased 26 cakes Their new bread mixer has Hold an Auction There i. other lire .lock, » lot of grain give, it hie undivi'led attention and is grade ewe* which bo kept on his farm accomjdiahed very much in the way of A. J. Woodman — a*, of Dowling, ha. day anniversary. Saleand bay and farm tools Remember taming our a line rd ground, that i» increasing their output ofSanitaiy pnrch.Mil the jinoat market of Chaw The afternoon was pleasantly paused east of thi* city. Thi* spring he sold winning great favor with the trade, “ Potion to Dulwl. and taken pome-dun. Mr. 136.25 worth of wool from the 26. He broad. But thu firm could not do as in visiting. Mra. Walker was prraer.t the data. ; —-------much us they drairad in the building and tally mirtainlng the reputation en­ W,th tb,‘ wuct>oneeni In Wooilmamw U a hustler.and will be a HERMIT FOUND DEAD. ed with a plate, cup and saucer a* also *old 85 lamb* from the 26 ewe* for an *^2? Uyo°® to have up of their trade in fancy cakes. Thia Jeremiah Wilimr.an ecoenlris bwhe- joyed by Ue previone company. welcome addition to the btuinem circle, tokens of friendship and remembrance 1156 00. He still ha* the original 26 prinS r S’* and bave their bin" kir aged 77. wa. found dead Tbnraflay after wDich the company were invited and can sell them for more than he they will be enabled td do with the . Oo<.u rorel- oo«t « lot of money, hut sale in ‘n thw oflic« ?r advertise the of this city. machine they have just ordered. Vesat hUtannit farm home in Awyria to step over to Mrs. Will Green's where paid, although ho has realised already toL doe. not need lad rood, oow * lot more. No greeter Jti. .utwJ tbo Michigaaliot.tocrop towMhip. Hi. lire ««* ““ ,m a bounteous and excellent pot-luck Mtriog to the tarmen ot thi. country brat equipped bxkerira to be found in a t£a - “ ’'Tiuneer before coming to thi. year will be Comparatirtdy a mu- wa. nearly Marred .nd hl. body — supper was served by Mrs. Lue Walker present time are very profitable as the ^iy^mp-d- Nothin, I. kmran mold be aude ttao by boring trood town the size of Harting* in thia state. above would seem to prove. .a a. have all tbeir w- are. Report, from Ml o™r the «a and Mrs. W. Green. roode to their rn.rlret plrere. “-1 -*<■ data, for »1« say that tlw tubers have rotted baa > of hi. deathNctiro. the Banner ..nice in toe ground. yield lar �oA&i'tNOS Banner. MEW GENERAL STORE these companies admit, any farther revelation* of moral declension certainly not be aurprising. GOLF GLOVES CORRESPONDENCE. W. L Hogue, Formerly of Beaton Harbor, Has Opened a New Gen­ NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Governor Warner is winning the good will of the people who were dis­ eral Store on Jefferson St. SURE CURE FOR HEN LICE. posed to bo very critical of him anil W. L. Hogue b*» opraed » his actions. As people come to know Fred Williams hjs„* new remedy for Gov. Warner, they find lie is deposed hen lice which he tried last week. gvpond «on> on J«S*r»oii Street, two to do the right thing, and like his Smudge them, out, and when 'a small door* south of Hiun» * Babcock1, friendly, frank way of meeting them. dose isn’t large enough, build a larger bather tdtop. .hi* »bxtk coo,:«itt« «< one: never mind the hen house. For groMrim. dry E»odA Jio«. Mr. Hofne h«» had > large experience KEPT JUST AHEAD OF HOP particulars address box 29, Morgan, in the mercantile laaineaAhaving oooMich. R. F. D. 1. ducteda,lorererT*ncoee^llxir> Ban­ Rev. Alliert Ostroth visited relatives ton Harbor tor many year*. He cornea to here and also attended tbe funeral of Hasting, well ;reeommended. and *olicit. hi, share ot the patronage ot this On The Floor. his uncle Dan’l Deller last week. Secretary Shumway of the State Board of Health gives notice oftbe fact that health officers in various part* of the Stat? are failing to enforce the quar.intin“ regulations prescrilwd-by law, and he suggests the danger that Michigan may b> yhit.-d by another small-p?x thk n*-£l<*ct is continu -d; It'would mem that those who are re­ sponsible for the enforcement of town­ ship, village ahd city health laws could hardly afford tu accept the responsibil­ ity which failure to do their full duty might involve, regardless ot tbeir in­ dividual views in the matter It is certainly true that the desire of th‘i great majority of the people of our state is for the full enforcement of tint measures provided for the prevention of disease and for its limitation so far us adequate means in that direction will provide The best efforts of oue community can be made of little value through the carelessness of another. Enforcement ot health laws in. a matter of State wide importance and is de­ serving of State wide attention and re­ spect. An explantion made by Congressman Townsend as to the scope ot the pro-, posed national freight rate bill, will remove some apprehension touching the purpose of. that much discussed proposition ' It is not the parparo of the advocates ot this legislation, Mr. Townsend says, to give the inter-state commerce coaimission power to fix all the rates uf a railroad. It is. intended only that the commission, if complaints shall be made to it that any particular rate is unjust, shall have power after due investigation to substitute a reason­ able rate in case the complaint shall have been shown to be well founded. It is probable that the measure Con­ gressman Townsend ha* in mind will be further modified by amendments before its final emergeance as a com­ pleted law And the wide and thorough discussion which this subject uf railroad rate making is receiving will be valuable to all the interests to which it is related regarding of its inruiediatr leghuative AfagxMftton. • Among tbe women in Detroit who have obtaied the degree of M. D. isi one whose professional work takes her‘ more or less into institutions in which 1 insane women are the patients. On a 1 recent trip to an asylum she had a somewhat humoron* experience. No­ ticing a mild-mannered woman sitting ia a room, carefully trying to conceal। a piece of chalk, she eutered into con yersation with her. “Tell me why it is that you are, here,” she said kindly. “Well,” said the patient, "I will tellI you. It’s because I swear so oread ■ fnlly " “Sweat?” «aid the shocked doctor.. . “Dear me!' “Yes,” said the patient, comfortably,• “I swear, but 1 never do ii out loud. When I just have to swear, I write ’ swear-words on the floor with this1 piece of chalk.” • Ladies’ Wool Gloves, black, white or colored Ladies’ Wool and Mercerized Gloves, all colors, black and white Ladies’ Double Knit Wool Mittens, silk bow and back ‘vote centg Misses’ Golf Gloves, all sizes and colors <>nt* Misses’ Double Knit Mittens, all colors Men’s Wool Gloves, extra heavy E. S. Thorn is on the sink list. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobias were the gueats of relatives at Rutland a few Fuller attending him. days last week. H. E. Holds snd family spent a por­ Mra. Chas. Bailey, Mrs. James Mead tion of last week in Batth* Creek. and L. E. Mudge were at Jackson last Ed. Bidelman return* from North Friday to attend the funeral of Mra C. Dakota Saturday. Bedrock Quite a crowd out to meeting SunMrs. David Tabbs and daughter Mra. Orlo Rposli returned home last week Mrs. a L. Lewi* spent Thursday from a visiLwith relatives at Mulliken. with her parents. , Men’s Fine Wool Gloves .... Men’s Canvas Gloves special Ths S-Tggastioi is.sometimes made that President Rowevelt is lasing bis former vigorous republican faith and fervor There do not appear evidences of such a condition.. On the con-1 trary meotbera of his cabinet are do­ ing all in their power hy sjmeches and personal work to win republican victories in the states mere elections will be held this year. What does appear to be true is that President Roosevelt has less and less patience with the grafters and camp-followers uf tbe party, who seek to exploit the people for their own benefit. He does not seek reforms outside of but through his own party, which he aims to make a hotter instrument for bringing better conditions to the American people. Mrs. Harry Scoboy and children of near Freeport is here visiting her par­ GREAT WEEK AT (H.IVET. R. J. Bell who lias been sick fur Mime ' time past is preported a* being a little i better at this writing. Olivet College will be a center of at­ Mrs. Dave Roush also Miss Elmyette | traction the last week in October. Norris hre on the sick lint. President Lancaster has akeadly be The Aid focieties in this neighbor--j come so favorably known throughout hood last Tliuraiay were quite well : the state that hh inauguration on attended considering their nearnew ! Wednesday, October 25, would of itself together. Tqe proceeds from the Evon- I take many people to Olivet. Such oc | gelical society at Mr Dan Ostroth’s j casions have came to be recognized as were $4.28. I They voted to paper the j fuD of significance and bring visitors church and Mr. Whitcomb is-to do the | And participants from distant parts of | work. Khe ooutnry. No: only does President .Angell think it worth while to leave I There will be Old People's Day at j (his responsibilities at tbe University in । the Evangelical church next Sunday ■ ’ morning. All are invited especially I brder to preside that day at Olivet, but • . President Harris, of Amherst, takes tbe tbe old people. long journey from Massachusetts to RUTLAND CENTER. 'make au address introductory to ibe Chas. Whittemore and family, Richinaugural address of President Lancas. far. Besides these attractions of Wed ij ard Foreman and family, spent Sunday pesday a Conference nas been arranged I, at John Erway's for Monday night and the entire dtyr I| John Foreman and Harry Williams Tuesday, at which will appear not only I! who have sjimt the past few mouths representatives of nearly every college Ij in Dakota returned Saturday. in Michigan, bu’t also eminent meanI Emery Moahier and wife of SiSttsfrom other states, sacb m Professor R, I■ ville visited at Chas. Whittemore' T. Ely,of the University of Wisconsin, |r week. Dean A- W. Small, of the University j I IT. C. William*, and wife spent Sunof Chicago; President (1 F. TJtwlng I day at Frank Waters'. of Western Reserve University, and , ! Mra. Dwight Hinkley of Salt Lake PTOrident A T, Perry, of 1 j City visited her parents Wm. Otis and Cbllege* I wife last week. •, The expose of New York life insur­ ance rottwmeea goes merrily on. The people have sort of lust internet in the Because wc_m»ke mediewes for them. We jive them the fonnul* for Ayer’s Cherry Peaoral, and they preacribe It for coughs, colds, bronchitis, consumption. They crust it. Then you can afford to trust It. Sold for over 60 years. cent* 5 cent* Mra. Adah Rock of Hastings spent the last <*f tbe past week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Webh. ents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bnxon and children of Battle Creek were the i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ostrotli j Sunday. Why Refer to Doctors ■ '" '' The Most Complete Corset Stock in Barry County Bert Roush and Rose Myers of the city called uu Ed, Myers last ’Week. Bert Diamond's little girl is* still quite Fick, also Geo. Edger’s little t>oy. Geo. Hartley and family called at Lewis Edger'a Sunday. Frank Tobias of Maple Grove visited at Chas. Oaks one day last week. The house of Mrs. Count'of West Rutland and contents burned to the | ground last week. Don’t forget the Sunday School con-! vention at the church Saturday Nov. i 4. Come and avtoil yourself of the good j things. The Austin Sunday School held a box social at the home of Mr. Mrs. L W. Cargo fast Friday evening which was voted success by all. There was a large attendance, ' >10.25 being taken in to add to their ■ F. A. Bradley of Kalamazoo spent spent la< Sumfay with his parents Mr. and FINE DRESSMAKING AND LADIES’ TAILORING. This is a matter which at once commands the attention of at all interested in dress. Lt is certainly a very desirable attainment for a lady to be able to properly super intend or do her own dressmaking particularly as the art is now considered an accomplishment and • nec­ essary adjunct to s lady’s fiiiisbed education, lhe greai difficulty In the past has been how to acquire the knowledge in a SATISFACTORY MANNER. The city is making Home extensive improvements on the Michigan Ave. bridge. T»khJS k-„.; _v • a tn p n> r is b Kahunazoo sr. 10;ix•:t; J:*i Delicti ’ »;W <’iOV,prtfoj0 • 9;S» 5:30 1.40 u Woodbury !v Via F M Ry. LmCbx Grand Kaj'ldi Bat in this school chat perplexing question will be fully solved. The school will be of the nature of au institution of learning, and under the management of people of the highest reputation, not only as skilled workmen but ns teachers capable of imparting knowledge to others. The course of iastruettou will cover ever branch of DRESS HAKINCl. LADIES TAILORING, TAKING MEASURES. CUTTING. FITTING. MATCHING, PRESSING. ETC. Attention is also given to the selection and study of ar: in drew, also lo all points that cau possibly come up. it is jmpoMible for us to give an adequate explanation of such a worie-wi paper, but the manager will be pleased to meet the ladles in thefr homes at any time to lay out the whole plan before them. < All pupils will be inttrucied in their respective homes until the opening of the school, free of chaige. Ladies, iuternued wi'l please drop us a line giving name and street and we will call at once. Address . American Garment Cutting School, MICHIGAN /| HAS1INUS, PROFESSIONAL CARDS, E WILLISES. D. Q < ______ __________ " aotM.Ha THOMAS A PRYOR. c.Hi A itnmeys at Law. L. H. ! offloeaover Ha->tlass City Bank. OOLGROVE a'poTTER Tomlinson Lumber Co ____________PHTS1CU58 D L U»WRY, ~ HvtiMs. M .... H. A. A C. H.-BAKHKK. , i’h'JiH.ntiodSsmcM J*-' at! • •: .Lontu r.-»pc«e< a A. K. MEN ASTON Attoruej at La*. O»«r j. s. OooOy**! * Co. nn~ Practlec* sn all courts of the state fol p*o:npUy aUeuded to. A HANl.fr* /M i, 1‘hnlciu “uTTrcn. .________ MildicviUe.Mrt Ob. where have you been, My Pretty Maid? To the “Hairy Cuuuty Fair" otcuurfe, *he said. . And what of all the things that were there. Did you And most pleasant and sweet and fair? Why. dont yon know? she gaily cried, ShAshook back her curls and then replied. There was nothing to me in all the Fair, With the display of “Iks TsmUason Lumber Co." to compare. She laughed and she blushed as she hung her-head. Then her eyes met mine aud »he sweetly saltf. Ere the winter snows shall cover the ground.’ A Home of my own, I shall have found. BUSINESS DIRECTORY We have bought a lot in Kenaston rille, . And the Contract of course is let to‘ Will", And all their choicest Lumber is going tu be. Put intn ■ Ho*r Hrtl*. ' P. A. SHELDON Abstract and Beal Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. ..5*°°^ to lorn ou Kes! Ettste. Kral EMl«U; MJia on cotumiwlnn. Gawral convey sucinif. Harlot a couq-k-tr wt o< Abstract cutDRllwl frum the lircord*. can furnhb complete Abwrseto A Cement wall and the siding Cream. Clear CedatShlngh-* Haloed a greeu. The prettiest Grate and Manlie erer rera And poliMied Floor* that are ju,t a dream. Veneered Oak Hours aud Flnlih Clear Oh. but. my home will be a Hear Come Slid ree m* aud I know you'll agree 1 U.-MU rlrekf ahz.nl TV. w-- ot... ._ .____ . ’ rowland bros. STOCK FOOD. For LIVERY RIGA We b«re roverd first class, rigs in connection with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Your patronage solicited. WHEN you WANT digestion, assimilation and entire svstem in u«rfart keepe P* the animal will obtain a larger per cenn.f flJKa f.Fr d on’ ?° lhat from a certain amount of grain. We bare d fat for,n,n& element! Utmutio,*! Sioc* huril(toM1 Ww- laifflutlMul Poaiiry TwoTaienuiiwai^wear,, Wutiowi tom, w stock Fo^ita SA. .Ildae pii| COAL CALLON I- A. EATON.HE HAS IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK. AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 'H Wm. II.-TEBBIN'• Licensed Eiubalme and Funeral Director Kootn- U".i: :' <TJrtAta»c TTK«rM* Studio. KfMdrnreWfrertiUM U call* f<o«iptiv sw>tMM.4a;«k(U AN LAKE, The pl C LI fl C Q tor 'S\. Qjl U to FOR Bl'VS. n*.V. Mini, • Wuti you to toftk* your home b**u. titul. It only takM t goilomi ot L. & M. Hint, ind.3 glUoi, ot Llnremi OU to Mint a moUeraio >lud houre. W bra you paint with lb* L. 4 Si. you uae the iMlt paint, rad a botue wall paitaed. wii! not need painting again tor to to 15 yean. I- ..-■v*s.*l*t tVX|W*a» C.C Phone 37. NOW That New Mixing Machine Did It ‘ tbeir W®1" [edit..™ I*1 in idranet, e* For th* ooovrairace ot lbo*e who wfish to ordr, one time, all eobacrlber* to th* Banker Who are pb th* Banner aud any one ot the following fer follows: . Bakner and Detroit Daily Free ITtob. Baekrm and Detroit Daily Journalitary Hremi It you wTitu.MST W<"HME<LSM « "« U« Of CIGARS I'D CMFKDDK. Bakner and Grand Rapids Herald Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm aud Live stock Journal.............. ,.J. -i. Barmer and Michigan Farmer .'•••• Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean.. W. J. HOLLOW AV. NuUW. Micb Who »clh the L. « ffl. Pilot, •LIABLE j • HORSE $HOER ■*<utet* Jbs| «Kfl |n m. h. here. Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis and daugh- ' ter Ula spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mra. Phil -Jarvis in East BeDevue. Michigan and prepared with the encouragement -aud co operation °£th*' . ’ citizene to establish a school for eaching the art aud science ot Hasty bankruptcy court* so that no clainm can reach him thereafter. 15 cents' •-5<ent« ” 2 John Higdon and family spent Sunday at Fred 'A’illiatnw ' ■ * MORGAN. Mr Erwin the Organizer of the (lais have their nights and dogs' Ancient order of Gleaners held a 1 meetingut R. R Hall Morgan Tuesday have their days, but mortal man seems to 1 ave a cinch on both. —Baltimore evening which was quite well attend­ ed considering the cold disagreeable Our readrex will remember the case weather. He wil| hold another Friday of Frank C. Andrew.**. the convicted Detroit bank wrecker. through whom (ti the city of Indianapolis there Is A evening for the purpose of Organizing a lodge at Morgan . hundreds of ddtxvdtajrs in a Detroit Hav­ teamster of exemplary character Mr. and Mrs. Adkins were in Grand ings bank lost must of their deposit* in who/by industry aud, self denial that institution It wilt-be recalled practiced for yeara, bad saved money to Rapids Wednesday on business Mr. Bostatef moved to Hastings last | that Gov. Bliss pardoned this wrucker. * 7 him an humble home. He bad Sl,the promise being that he wuh going 5X1 and was about to exchange it for Thursday. home for which he bad labored, to ure his liberty to pay oil all the Several from Moragn attended the petpie he had wronged. Possibly Gov wheji he was cruelly robbed of the funeral of Mr. aud Mrs. Royal BarnBlw believed he would: no one else whole sum. The circumstances tap- urn’s infant Monday appears to have been so guHible. Oth­ peuli-d to the public as an instance ofers claimed that the consideration for peculiar hardship and the Indianapolis EAST ASSYRIA. Andrews' pardon was the delivery jof New opened a^ubscription in his be Mr. and Mix William Clark of Wayne.Co's. 97 votes to Bliss when half.. Over SIJfflO had been contributed Johnstown were guests of A. J. Pal­ they were badly needed. Be that as jit at last accounts in small sums from mer and wife over Sunday. may, the people who fancied that an hundreds of people. It is not such a Mr. and Mra. Levi Moon of Olivet ex-convict could pay off {*2.oou.txiJ in a bad World. spent Sunday with the former’s mother few years are at last undeceived. Mr Mrs. J. B. Moon. Andrews is now g< ing" through the to the big eastern companies. action is not apt to be wise. prising the best numbers from three mills Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mills visited at community. Read hi, adrertirement on pag. » of C. Durham's in Assyria Sunday. thi, issue, and give him a calL Mr. and Mm. M. G. Farley sod family visited at A. D. PhUlips' in CREEK STREETRutland Sunday. . “And what does the attendant do1 then ?” inquired the doctor. “Ob! she always starts right ip to clean up the chalk marks. But," with a triumphant chuckle. “I always man age to keep about two hells and a damn ahead of the mop.” Insurance Commissioner Barry’s de­ SHUFFLES. cision not to shut out the'big life in­ Dont'marry the man you love, but surance companitss of New York from doing business in.Michigan is right and tbe man who loves you. jThe man who can cheerfully see anwise. Thu investigation is •proceed­ ing. No evidence has liepn brought 1 other succeed where he has failed is out that the companies are not able to I ripe for glory. carry out their contracts.-. There fa Some women never see any good in therefore no reason for hasty action. their husbands, but they are offset by On the contrary it may be accepted as the women who never see any bad In certain that the investigation now be­ theirs. ing made will secure for the future Lucky at cards, you will be unlucky thorough protection of policy-holder’s in love—which horn of tbe dilemma do interests, and so result in good to the you prefer? companies Commissioner Barry i'a an In order to avoid squalls, let sleep­ officer who is worthy of the coptidencn ing infants lie. of the people of this stqte^juid'he has lit is better to wear old clothes with done nothing tha<ahows his good qualities to better advantage than- by the air of wealth than to wear new ' onus with the background of poverty, ij bis refusal to act hastily with reference Our assortment is large and conTcIet* - Banker and Now York Tribune Farmer •To tboee living on Rural Routes, only. . �:te< corn, “Zirzz;------------------ -SABriNW BANNER, WAS MOST UNWARRANTED P”® Co Cho Rod Cross Drug Store mills, I When You Have Trouble fin ’ ।ust-what yon want. When you have 1 the whole town over and can’t find it, n :m here. But a better way is to j ♦ 25 cents •• 50 cents • • 25ceI(t8 and 2t> cents •• •• 15 cents 25 vents •• 50 cents •■ 5 cents |C5lcg. personal mention. Se„Mt|o0„ ______ ,„^Ju4teM|I„. 19. ijw „ STRONG VALUES IN Daughter. | Chicago Friday. I «nl„Mr’.t,nd T- Phil"l» -«re lol I“ lth ’H0’"0®* wai£wei| illuxtrat- I ^P,ds Fn<Uy ! *1 i. . , iUustrat-1 v— rnoay. Amman ■ ' W‘‘"" d“- chl™«o 1’“k Hath. „f XhJdlerille. ' *«*:’«<• to^^’- ....... tatorMmnUy 111UUUIly COATS, SKIRTS and FURS. l>age scureheiid Print*^ «front | Mfr. Robert Burch rUlted visited Grand i cerninir m ,Dked -rtic,e iU P,d3 friends uhld, friend, Wednesday tv-nn.-u-.. K.^Xb^.‘,.:,x1?kte aUr- •nd Mr. Ind Mra Bert Spark, .pent Sun»> with hi, parent, .t Horgan. h?My Mr. and Mra George Carior were istiiBces you save money, too. I Rapid, riaitorii Wedneadny. ' “In rifl* 2,1 ” Col»’« hAAd. A ° McN,n«h»'>°Brntle Creek. on hnainoaa'FridaT' ’' I while pe nding Stu«l.y with hormoth. «aa ““ in the city "■ ’” ’ er end other friend. «t tbeir Gull l,k„ Ben SIcMurray. of Grand Rapid,. rottmre w»» the wnree at the Ameri- a|rent Sunday with Hurting, friendw tmn • kighfc- •emwitonel. »tery. The Mra cu«, Lepard. of Lake Odem '.'^*redi C“'e ' ,oot “nd •h' netted friend, in th.- city Iwit week WA, taeu home. The The Leading Druggist. "* « s Ohio. not . „ne. M',tt I outoe io conbe^ ” '„7»o I t’re “d , U (i.Midyc.vr, . Phone 241 Goods delivered. | “““e “ it. end no oneln K»|. amazoo dreamed of conhscHng anv in "ebb\-of Chelx»yfl«n. r thing with it, „nui J,, I!“ ,he «' her .on Wtll | ■, i-atraa of th, Chicago Ain.-ri.-an wen ' T „ .-.-..■00000060 : "nhn’dtd at .Kalamazoo, Tuesday \s ■. -r"n aO'»’h accompanied by his 'I "oun a, tho hew* reached Judae Mills *’rI H*nt s““h»y with Baltimore i , >he ordered the sale of the pnp?rH fr,e,,<K . stopped, and the American later tele- i . iIrK P- A- Sheldon vihited friends j graphed its Kalamazoo representative in Grand Rapid- laid week returning I Counties. to stop sale if papers, and call iU aJ &‘lt,rday • thej t could in Kalamazoo. J. C. Andrus and daughter -. We’re Rev Clarence* Welsh forme’ . as" raids will ■ ibis may wa- uotm floodwere Grant! Rapid* visi. , , . . • ............ y be why Hastings uhiubck wa* I- -! 1Carrie irne wen He Ficher who has lieen in Hrand ed with mi “sample ’wm.-s' tors Saturday. w.> tunny t ■ .. i .. Come Here first, It Saves Croubk always X h“ P“°‘- “ M'— We have just received several ehipmenta of Winter Garments, Goats, Skirts, Furs, which we are selling at remarkably close prices, and the first sight of them will prove that they are the best values that have been offered this-season. „ Arthur E. Mulholland, .gngDOX.- FULL VALUE RECEIVED.... Tables. an Central IASTWABiT’ - U.U rire...,. .„ KMimktom, "k7t’,wXk'i,'r|l"“’ estw*ahi» ■ 12:051 a VCGtJtn. :ent. liMtnts. 5E LINE at Ionia 10:3i a u ';«lo-ctaekIotl4>?«V ! Chas. Dubois. The'll A: .Y AKKl'T Nan > 'Two ducis ■ L.;ii Ikink. Phone 22 Hiistinijs. Mich. ■ RT1N. prop. RDS. ^XOOOOOJr^^’XXAOOOOOOOCX ’EMTISTb Hasttoo, Mich Y81CIANS tors, M:er>. J Mother's Paradise at ’SCOTT'S EMPORIUM Jetta:" Sireet. md HISTHGS. 1RBKK Ians and Sum ons MXrtr r.'apotitftsJ to aits sy or night. • b., Burgeon. Middleville, Mlcb MICh'IGAN Before Buying HER. I’hyficlaD Md iwling, Midi. Office many, i iiutit: i tilings for bn; 1 tn<i Childrrn's arinent' Bon- NJibt. IVEYOR. TH. JNTY SUKVETOR, . •Pralrinlii.-.'Fort Office •n tliilljr neerlet 'i>> and Mina M. Scott (BINS. d Embalmer serai Director. hrteta*-’ I'iiototnpb u 30) Court «m*t AU >nded. day or nlfM. new JABLE horse shoer. -treet. Just ’Mt’1 rson st • FOR MEN, > FOR BOYS. 5lr‘, Coto’’ l»ivMTHf^!s^”.*;.,W(>‘re^rtP*'”,* Wr' “d Mnu -4 ew cm.z^rx’Vb: I in . yWy . New Urehtoond. wM The tree f«H W.i„.t , another tree in .•.nch a way that Mr. ....„ , . ii,.'., Uillard Was canght by--hrA clothes and liftml Into tbe Air re-.er«l '.ret. where he 1,u«k -trepemled. he:ul ,l„w„w.rJ. tor m-Ariy two h.n.re Ht. me. to, help "tlr.et.ri who ™me to bp. assjstailcif He was nearly exhausted when found and besides several bad bruises, one leg was broken in two places below the knee --------• "'."2? 1 1 ’ Mr. and Mrs. Forest Woodmansee. 1 of (Jratid Hapidk. are guvsts of Mrs: Wx mother. Mix Mane Upjohn. ’* J’W,C1’ rf' in wn„. .r,..-,,,,. , ' , , ‘ warranted attack on bSditughter. . Co ----------# . ttapervirors fired Mrs. Br„rn„,. "------------- at the . clamK1 u( ,h„ Miss Agnes will sjiend th” winter in ^unty huuse. Houghton. Mich., with Mrs.Holbrook's j •laughter Mra. W. B. McLaughlin. A «*©«»’*«■ the Mate U.ar.1 of A telegram received Friday by a correction.- anil charities visited the lady in thi* city from Jessie Darling. : I Charlotte jail lab: week, and claimed of Milwaukee, explains itself. It reads, Secretary Clafk. of the Lake Odessa, tn. have found it alive with vermin. its follows: ’'Best girl in Milwaukee. fair iisstK-iatiuti annouuees that hereWife and baby doing fine.*’ utter nd gambler-, of anv sort will be ' , ollowctli on the ground. Thi. i. . H'- ^'anre P .mp ut.d Catnpmwor wiwut^v... tor p-oplr warn bc-o.no <to. -t Baph- Orek. i, running tt. Waldurff. .from Kalamazoo countj. and tlixgtotil With i.ir» whore gambling ■’U"t lio"r" *Ld*.> “'1 “Y" ’,n,bi*’ Xli'- Bly. uf Hartford. ‘Mich., a niece.: of Mr. Waldorff sjiunt a few-day* last and ,kiA name, are tlw Ato.tJ>tomin«t k"’p week with Mr. and'Mrs Wm. Waldorfl. i. ■•*xhib«t-"at the show As soon a--------Ionia fair managefa banished them • Upion L’i ty ptjople want the bounty Kmt from the grounds the attendance Iwgan ; restored pn English sparrows which to improve and this season was the have become a nssisance in that town. l>eet they had had in several years ■ ’ f • Sir. and. Mrs L. H We Want 5G Far LUTZ, f’>r out list farming b ile It: Mef*Qun-•’ "f acres •• tint Maph* <• improved Po»»0rtif-- adingi $3 05* OS’ 05’ 75 bO 30 , |Ut on • Scratched Till Blood Ran. Wasted to Skeleton. CURED'BY CUTICURA One Application Soothed Him to Sleep. Cure Speedy and Permanent. •'When my little boy was three A four year old son <’! Frank -F.- I. Strong, of Ionia, pulled :«n old revolver months old his head broke out with a rash, which was vetf itchy and ran off a shelf one day last week, and pinyMichigan. fully (minted it at his IS months old considerable watery fluid. We tried brother. Of course it went off, and a 22 everything we could, but he got worse falilx-r bullet entered the aknll of the j all the time till it spread to his arms, legs and then to his entire body, and bal»e..The child waatakea to Ann Ar- , be came near dying. It itched so he l>or, where the bullet wns taken out. would scratch till the blood ran. and a The injury will not prove fatal. thin yellowish stuff awuld be ail orer his pillow in the morning. I had to put tinjpaw- th- > mittens on his bands to keep The people of Portland have"taken ■‘ .'.h •ours aud tearinc his skin. He got »o weak " tu d-a{ with the required amount of stick and the he toogk fainting spells and we wonW yerity Mfg (Jo. will l»e gloved fr<»JP think him <lyi»5: ‘Q Nuter,.,.F Lalre Odessa to that city. E. A. Ver­ skeleton snT bi, Utile hand, were ■ each • life ity who owns ■ the majority, of the abont eight month, • ’ I5ej stock will lie continued » manager. [ when we tried Cnticare. I h«d not lor 10c .4* and saua. laid him down in h.. yredle i^tbe per set 45c for a long time. He him go. complete flOc 1 Mr. and Mra PhlUl- Jarnc. of Sooth | daytime so’that he juat riept m onr arm all complete Wc! FAir sc and 10c Haven, quarreled about m» small a the time. r ■ »1.00 matter as which one should milk tbe Hour , ■ 70ci 'family cow. Now they are suing for is­ |ll< lb, ? for 25c divorce, after having ^Hvod together „7p^ohoe^^ per lb 5c and 8c : Uc, 2 for 25c I in any yeaia cur* Ointment and he was so per gal ioe! that I put/him in the cradle- A • loc and 25c Clip.' Ballard, of Ball. Creek, got complete 25c-! • pair 25c I a Judgment at IMO agaitut Mm. Mat­ ”’,UM ' mpeek^l tie Arnold for Injuries received faom ury”unions an automobile owned by the latter. S I Tho caae wp tried in Mareball leal ’ Mm!h*C. MAITLAND. Ont- 6. jerkins l S6H, i Ex-Senator W D. Kelly, sf Muske­ gon baa been edjmlged inaana Area care, are said to be reapreneiele for hi, break down $75,000.00 Capital CMter nicsur, Prtildtat. Evarts have ], R. B. m«scr. Ul« Pro. fl. fl. flidonou, Cashltr. Directors Ebttttr tn««r. R. B. mt»«r. R. C. Truth, m. L Book. By giving us your sav­ ings account. Your bank book will be a sure guide as to bow your account stands. Our Interest clerk can tell you of interest credits posted In your favor. €acb Deposit is a Eink. fl. fl. Anderson. 5 v j ; . I per cent Interest paid on Savings Deposits. money to Eoan on i [ Surplus :: $25,000.00. Eink Vtwir fortune co 11$. 0. S. Gwilvur, E«ke timers. ■ mills to start up aud the BANNER ha* | ; vet t<«.see mention iu one of its ex- j 1 Changes that cider will be made nt any j |-|Kiint. j Many of the docks at Gull lake are Lsu far out of the water that they cani not 1» readied by Ismte. Iierau-jp of the j fre t that the water is two feet lower j than lias ever been known before. The i cottagere claim this is so liecause the Tryabita Food Co. at Yorksvilhr ha* I used so much water this summer. There will.be oiQBundaya in this year, 1 an occurrence that will not happen Cloak and Skirt Department Sec­ ond Floor. J. T. PIERSON & SON Onictn; that leads up to tbe sum that enables you to make an investment or start in business. It’s a good time in autumn to open a new account. Bastings City Bank Real Estate Scotrity. | again for 110 y«W* The extra Sunday i. can la* utilixed in attending church, calling on your best gifl, reading.'the I scriptures, playing with tha children, breaking a yearling colt or some other way. One hundred and; ten years from this you will probably fee paying the penalty of .enjoyiUK ’be pleasures uf the method in which [you choomi to spend the extra Sunday ! America's wizard. Thoma* A. Edi­ son. has promised that by October he Jill lie prepared to equip automobiles oLall descriptions with his light bat­ tery. Cells up to 14.000 in numlier have already been manufactured arid are used in equipping 100 conveyances. The cost of their operation is calcula­ ted as 58 per cent, of that of horses, and tbeir speed may1* judged by the fact that a two ton car was driven over Now Jeiwy roads at thirty-three miles an hour. , A correspondent in Lake Odessa say* that the people;there ‘ ‘are anxious for an improved automobile road from Ionia to Lake Ode*a. thence to Wood­ land and Hastings via the Log Txvern. Odessa Center etc." He asked the Sentinel to co-operate so wc can haw “e^riemureto WOrra jo» •‘a nice route for the benefit of alh’*The Sentinel does not expect to be skin diucMserich enough to own an auoniohile, Jy cured and He has acvu g^.----- --y right away, at least,but will cheerfully is hearty and strong. co-operate in anything that ■’ill be S' »rrfwl *1L" ths Ssnlinol in- INSTANT RELIEF 35 7b Viola Smith. You Buy r their paper* at to date, can F’ r in advance. a» .. Mrs Anna Donovan ba- been land- I cd th thr Ionia jail on the charge of embezzlement. Last March she made , a loan of <73 giving 9ecqri*“ on furci- ! tnre already covered \Vit|> a mortgage i and contract. She leffiunia suddenly and[ was not heard of recently. [ whep *he was found in m suburb of''i Cleveland, going tinder ‘the name of 1 Your inspection Jin- vited. Don’t buy a child's win­ ter coat until-Voii have seen this coiledtion. Local News. ( Wearing Apparel. $15.00 Gid Wilkinson, of Hojie, left a has- , mining her, spendid record and d >u;g . dbstroved by fire Saturday night, her sbari* towards thi1 [support of the ! ______ i ket of delicious Sal way peaches ut thi:, 1 guvrri.mant -.ynthm. it drawn by th.(„is Mjn„ Wn ,ppointirt „ ’ oftice Friday..The peaches were large. ‘ IHStal receipt- receivrd nt the loot)at Uk,. ode^ ..Kv-ed luscious, aad joey, just the kind that , ' the BANNER force likes to'sample; ! ofliee for tip* quarterly] period ending । j.- w _d in Winter Our assortment in dudes an ample variety of styles, colors and materials from t he very inexpensive to the higher priced garments. ’ Arthur L. Covey and Marj- N. Roush • both ot this city were married by Rev. u The Bdchan^aTahinet lb.s factory.Arthur Trott Wednesday afternoon. That’ Bartle Creek pktolfice is main-; about the only firatory in the town, was Stjit. JW.jmr --------’ amounting to $32,308.40. The amount which was taken in for , thb corresponding period ip 11HM was : of Ladies’ 45 inch loose back fine wool Kersey coat Black and Brown, collarlese style, trimmed with velvet, an extra value Ladies' loose back wool Kersey ^cfeat, Black light covert a lieautifnl high lus­ ter doth, satin lined yoke, new sleeve effect, one 'of the leaders at $18.00 : ' New num Fuller left last week to try f-1 the. virtues of a water cure on bis Injured limb. He' will )«c away-two, months. Mrs. I. A. Hf-lhrook and daughter I way Children's Winter Coats CAME NEAR DYING Jsckson. •*dichiganCto* or your requirements the The Stylish Tourist coat in Bniwh. Tan and Brown full 45 inches in length, sizes 34 to 40: a remarkable value$10.00 The G. R. Ar I. .It. li. will add ten ) moved into the Levi Mead house” on I big new locomotive* to -its equipment S. Hanoyer street-their Turmer home 29K.07.[showingan increase for this having been -old They expect tbeir ; next week. year of oJ^XOlS.M. ! ' new home to l>e finished early in! State Teachers’ Association will be tbe winter.'’ Dr. G. W. Lowery was in Woodland , The night riratch at Grend Ledge re held in Lansing D«'.27. 28 and 2t». Wednesday and (terfornital a w<j«t sue- | veritly got himself into an embaraasing j for tbe chronic {MMlition. Finding the hark hack door of a (j War js jxmition declared on dot ma­ . cemful operation for removal of cata- j I ract from the eye of Adam Baitinger, i WIUTISU. . DtfOMlTIES. nure upen.be walked in to investigate. । c|linea in Dowagiac The patient is Bo years old anti was and dosed the door behind him. It (overjoyed at being ahle to we once I m4 ail' .... innod ‘ hail a spring lock on, the working of I again. 1 which he did not understand, and lx- | . There probably' was never such it [ BATHS OF ALL KINDS fore hr was released iii the morning * short apple crop in Michigan as there his friends gathered around the.build- , 'Xtfs'i :fo: * ra*n • I is this year. There are not enough . inland guyed him urinierrifnlly. ait JACKSON SANITARIUM^ From an Awful Skin Humour. ‘ and }XK>r enough to even- induce cider | ~ , • Il hwnlim. toy Hue brfof t'tjtnipmmptly . Coat PIERSON & SON Ladies’ Long Coats. ■EIN TREATMENTS LAKE, Skirt, Fur. J £"tt£ wt ' ,.n.l luul u, g„ w-k j Itor tbvm .n . very j.ilmpn 1'nw.wBrw, premia It m.lre. .,:><■ f,.r) dvciawlly faelpk^., RR when pleUhVaa first convicted to >ec; When <me reads ot sqch a! cum- and i A" ^ouphout. uf K«lathat he was thoroughly punched. ; |*ali/e how at the mvrev everv indj- ' “B.WK’Mr and Mrs. G. H. and m tn * to be carrying- ..nt bis prom-; ridnah 1* of ihi* and other dteeta of Sk,dmorp o( tbis rity recently. ioe fully the yellow ty(n-. Judge MiH> h lt nnd "’alter Fairfield, of | --------lawyer of repittv. and be would re- i Grat’’1 Kapids, were gueht« of Mr. and.! ter equipped to meet lines have been broken but decide to come to­ | every We never were bet­ Don’t wait until the Souhwestern Michigan PLEASED ALl. CUSTOMERS. . louse Day Americ.„-f. S.»r, C0„ OCTOBEk TO THE DRESSY I I I I I I I r\ “CAMPUS TOGS” swagger, stylish clothes for particular Young Men are just the clothes you want. They arc worn extensively at all the large Eastern colleges; particularly popular with the Young Fellows, who like snappy, accurate fitting clothes. Our extensive assortment includes all the most Effective and pleas­ ing patterns and designs, many of the fabrics are exclusive styles shown only at out store. . Jiist drop in and let us try a “CAMPUS TOGS” Suit or Overcoat on you; you’ll be surprised and pleased to see how stunhing you look in these fashionable, graceful clothes. Our prices are within reach of alt 910.00 to 922.50 �HABTIJtUS HANNEK,.OC'lt)BEK 19. iw GEORGE B. EDWARDS birds as handbaooaoe. BIRDS COMING Htnt Haulers soing north in <!<■«« « Hunters f game birds ihi. year will >» *bl“ iu cart .way any g™“ number ot Ibem Thurwlay Oct. ’bthWIlh New Play >-re» Formerly Held in this County Were or giro to friend. at borne or to keep REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS of Great Benefit to all Who Took .Deserted at the their families in game <'>' week.. A local aches and pains,— etahr jurt i-ned by State Oj® M_____J 2^.Sm*Aa. । WARHAXTY DEEDS. Part in Them. Altra.,’ I Walter J. Haywood to Deborah „d Fieb W.nlen Ch»pmw «>’• Hokku Bn*’ production of rio™ In years post this county lias had .11 binlfl lranrt»'rt«l anywhere mat be . r,-------- : M. Rogers lota 8, 4. 7 and 8 King»ley « grwt Amoricn p)»». *»several very snccesaful Chautauqua cared by local applications. Btk. 5. Middleville♦ non ooj circles, that have not ony helped to carrinl in the handa which will iiece.- „Z>ltho Aitor." which .pp«r» Mrily limit the number a man requires constitutional rho^ A ^un.ihea u> Fennie Ul Hued ’ . Opera Houwon Tbnraday. - • para away tbe long winter evenings, I wishrto bring home ty rii"W hi. prowtreatment acting through llandbeld lot 1Y Johnson’, add Oct. M i» ®tid to contain more real j hut have also added greatly to tbe era with the gun. 1 ■ stores of useful information, of all who blood, and the best is MiddleriUo The circular contains the recent leg­ merit in Its four strong art* than any took part in them. We would like to I islative art reading: 1 ’N<> gamebirds dowm-of ordinary play* Pnt together, coarse of tbe great medicine n- B- Hendrick wTh.* Betu. __ ,, — 1.* MiddlirtiUe........................... 875 tM) see more .of these circles organized in shall be shipped by express, freight or and to be so real .and true to nature that one almost forgets they are seated tbe county. . . , Frank E. Roberts to Wm. iMggagc. or in any other manner ex­ Mitchell parcel see. 88 Irving 80 00 ' Some people cannot go to college. cept as hand baggage. ’ ’ This of course in a theater. It >« unanimously prowhich has permanently They are.too old. They spend a good iu klnd J* means baggage carried in the hand, nounertl the l««t ?!*’ Wm. Mitc-heil to Ri- bard 2QU0 yy i deal of time wishing that they had thousands of cases. Mitchell 129- ac sec 88 Irving and which must accompany the owner modern time. Tim pl.y 1. entirely gone tu school- more: blaming tbeir in our city, .nd It will visit but Elisabeth Hart to H. E. Henin any public conveyance. parents for not having compelled them It also state* that after five days any­ .bout . down of tbe huger one night i drick 80 ac sec 86 Thorn­ Pi00 to go. All this does no goo«L The one having in his pewmion any ‘kind rtMul. in our .tote. Holden Brow ' apple parents are dead. The school house is <rf game will be liable to. arrest and hare brought u. rainy good play. In Elisabeth L. Hart tu Chas. H. not accessible by these grown-up folks; must suffer the consequence*, Thia the pun and they prom ire that it is Kidney 50 ac sec 38 ThornThe Only Requisite for But these same people thirty, forty. the nu« expensive Uiow they hare A Perfect Complexion j *PPle............................................... 1200 00 | sixty, seventy years old are still applies also to hotel keepers, cafe ever Imen connected with. But the and proprietors of ropd houses. Morgan Jones to A. L. Merrialive and in tolerably good health and oaormuui Imsinrtw they .re doing are your hands and a jar of Held lot. 5 Blk 12 Kenfield's as for. ’ time*‘they have one hour a throughout tlw country with thin piece i add City....................................... 1000 00 j day or two or three or four or more, prove, that they mwle . good invert­ CORRESPONDENCE. POMPEIAN they have, us an uld fellow said. ‘ ’all ! Jas. B. Mosher to Albert E. menu .nd it .Un g<<» to >t“W thst Miller 21 ac sec 35 ;Hartings WO 00 . the time there is.“ and. the C. L. S. wb. n you give tbe people s really good MASSAGE CREAM HOLMES CHURCH. C. would soon put them to work forty Wm. Ward to Wm. H. Storking play, that 1^*“* receive iiwni 10 00 . minutes a day and in a few years they Delayed letter. age This play is under, the manage­ • ‘parcel Orangeville Mr*. Chamberlin of Hastings and might cover what would be worth, if George Hill to Irving Rose Hac - then tiir skin sIsortM iht-soap. There Mra. Hallet of Alden, Mich.. w?re the ment of Mr. Geo. B Edwanls. of 15 uo not •* co0®«® course, a noble and is nothkix In sa*p that Itor lhe • sec 6 Maple Grove. .* Hartings. HU wife. Gertrude Nu<bre. ttsstw-k. if it remain-'. It becomes an ln>guests of J. D. Rounds’ people Sun­ ' beautiful course in history, literature. purity--imlnie Isblock'-d, has a prominent part iu the piece and ’ Etta M. Smith to Clarence W. FOMPiilAN warthe* every Impurity *iU0 00 1 sc*cnce art!! day. ! Easy 20 ar sec 32 Assyria. ... OUT of me akin-tila<-kheads. crease. she wjll sing twu new song* here. ’ Mra. O’Connor and daughter of a-ail the dirt, abd tbo maie<*it«Is ;tho foundatkni n rluklt- and Mrs. W. fi. Yotintr to O. M. • Carlton were visitors at A^u. Hunt's ADVERTISED LETTERS. tlanbtnss* must so. Over 1.000,000 bushels of peaches | McLaughlin parcel Nashville ^800 00 (iontlawomea iim* it in the ptace ot t Mrs. Jennie Pomfoy. Mrs. Polly the first of the week. face powder. Albert Hauer who is t caching achocl were marketed in Grand • Rapids this Griiitetneti use tt after sbaving ’ Shetterly. Mrs. John Cheney, Mra. J. QUIT CLAIM*. . . Marlin, Mrs. Nina B. Daughtery. Mrs. an Dowling was home a few days uf j*cri Laura A. Bowser tu Jos. H. Price 50c and $1.00 a Jar. Sadie Caine, Mra. Chas. Brown. Mra. last week. 1 and Bernard Bowser 80 ar John Lewis of Castleton took dinner P« Miltaon. Ml* Marib Nert. Mi« SIMPLE REMEDY sec 10 Johnstown 1 ' Grere Wk<1v. Mi* D.ivy Furious Mire [with M. P. Fuller Monday. FOR CATARRH Mra. John Wickham is in Hastings Carrie Coulter, Mr James Ql Wrhcn. FKOBATK (.-OUltT. • W. A. Lewis. John Brew, C, A. caring for her daughter Mrs; Clarence ' Estab- of Bernard Bowser. Proof of i Prescriptions prepared as if for Nanson, Roy C. Carter, Fred Btowb, Radford who is quite sick. • Just Breathe Hyomel Four Times a will filch. ' Order "adtpitting will en-! the Doctor’s own use. Mr. and Mra Walter .Worthley of I tend. Bond fih-d and letters issued to | Walter McNee, Ed. Crites! 2), Sebert Day and Be Cured. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. J. Blix. A. P. Raymer. Bert Peek, Lake Odc*a and Fred Baine took din­ ; Fred J. Merril). Claims to be heard ! if a few yen re ago someone bad said . Sign of the Elephant. ner wi|h Glenn Fuller and wife SunWinning Hand Co. (2/. I Feb. 13. 1WL you can cure catarrah by breathing »ir day. t charged with a healing Tiaham. tbe I Estate Jacob Jordan. Proof of j ■ QUIMBY. Mira BtYSsie Fuller is a Eaton Rap- idea would have b>vn ridiruled, and it Mira Minnie Trant of Edmore visi- । ids visitor this week. r'-qrain*-*1 for l,urt eminent inveediga•lonR. T. Boothe to discover in HyX i tend. ’ The L. T. L. will meet with Mrs. ted her sister last Thursday and Frioniei this- method of cure. j Estate Harvey G. Jones. License to day Mira Maud Tram teacher of our Angie Qveremith Friday evening. H yot^ei has perfurmrd almost mir­ Mr. and Mn». John Bh<xl were call­ aculous cures of catarrh,, anti is today I sell real estate at private sale..granted school. . n-cngniscd by leading members of the Estate William A. More. Proof of Mr. Bert Striker and family of Hast ers at Geo. Fuller's Sunday. Fellows and wife and m«*l:oal prdferaioa as the only adver­ Mrs. P. will filed. < >rder admitting will en- ingH spent Sunday at Henry Cnstelein’s were tis’d rom'tly that can l» n ltad upon ' tered. Bond filed and letter* issued tu Mra. Chamberlin ami Miss Fitzgerald James Fellows of , Lake Odessa to du just what it claims. The comWm. Z. More. of Hastings attended church at this, callers at Geo. Fuller's Friday. pletp outfit of Hyotni-i costs ♦l.(A|. and consists of an’ inhaler, a m<*dicine Estate of Mary Collins, an inco m- place Sunday. NORTHEAST BARRY. druppT. aud a bottle of Hyomtd. rp^l-**- Petition for hearing on .-Old Mr. Thom who is making his' BrentheTlyomei through the inhaler ♦ rtLLL MU lUlinilUIIL ♦ nnnuj|1 fllrd Hwiring Nov. Sericvs at Johnstown and 1Barry home with his daughter Mra. Will for a few jnniutes four times a day. church : Stmdtfl School 1:30 p. and it will cure the wo:st caw of ca­ Bidelm an is quite feeble. preaching at 2:3d Rev.* C. H. Paltna- tarrh. It soothes and heals the mucous Mrs. Minnie Bidelman and Mrs. John membrane of the airj-assages, prevents VA1UUAOE LICF.SKKV. tier. (’astelein visited tbe school at Coats initatiun and effects'a complete and The Ladies Aid Society of J. & B. Arthur L. Covey, Hastings... tu-suav. .« lasting cure. Grove Tuesday. I Mary N. Roush, Hastings.... . , choreb will bold . rbnrcb hir « tbe i„ Hotlug, th™ .n> «>n» of well Mr. Wtm. Wolldorff and family and llonw of j|r nD(j Nelson Willison, known people who have l«en cured of Mv. C. « O SrtMMk -----MWtjfUktoy M. -----cWkv„ pto ”l.-. rento" lunch in catarrh by Hyomei. If it . does not .« -- ’Stabi -I Allie Dickerson,. Hastings. John Cn.tol.in’..■_ .. th. ovnninf !■> rento Article. ..f «ll cure you. w. J.H olldway will return t the money you pay for iijoinei. This It takes sunshine in the soul to riuad kinds for sale at the many counters is the strongest evidence that can be t t.., Eaton County has placed its l>an on t Hi lliti 11 i 111 ii i i iiH t it t ' th® ^°t machine. Good for Ealon. the fr-iuts of the spirit. Proceeds to go to the minister. offered as to his faith in the remedy. Rheumatism THE CHAUTAUQUA || COURT HOUSE NEWS. ( ETE, EM, NOSE CIRCLES — in 1 have taken several Poet Onuinite coihu... ■ addition to my regular medical eourn- and mX'0 specialty of treating all diheaw*? of tinIe * It EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. a tbe . I fit glassee by the Iatan and mart ar,nri„scientific methods. »PPro|ed Hood sSarsaparuIa SSiSt* C. H. BORTON. cared FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, am going to make some exceptional!!;, lor. prices TOP BUGGIES and HARD and SOFT GOAL STOVES, Sec that Steel Range in mg windov. marked S5500. Straight Ladders 10c a foot. Jesse Townsend HASTINGS. - - - MICH. W.J. HOLLOWAY THE NEW ELDRIDGE ROTARY SEWING MACHINE : y°U WILL ALWAYS FIHD A COMPLETE LINE OF STOVES. AS Guaranteed iu every way. The iest running and most iierfect riiachine ou the market. Has none uf the fire objections that every other rotary machine always Have. . See It; FURNITURE This machine jueta fits the nt««’k where QUALITY’ is the MOTTO. YOU'LL BOY IT, tWFII AS Try It; : AT THE EXCHANGE : The Quality Furniture Sore. I Phone 76. * PEOPLE’S THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YEM NEW FIRM Increase in Capital — An Increase in Stock: ' iA We are now prepared to furnish you a COMPLETE LINE of DRY GOODS GROCERIES etc We are enlarging our Store and doubling our Stock and will endeavor to give All The Best Goods&Lowest Prices FRESH FRUIT, FANCY DAIRY BlintR A SPECIALTY, FRESH VEGETABLES. DePUE & BABCOCK, J aa ... . _ .. Sitoomor, to J. Homw Orfu.. ’ ne No- �HASTINGS BANNER O(vf o hf h I9. 1Wi) A D, Cadwalladers 'estate exchange, M. E. Sunday School Board Meet „ The ice man's stoc trade is low that deliveries are • 0,"“r’! ,C P' -X '-to -ra in tto only made acre farm in • V<k M-M*-'1 ; gravelly ;oaw, iigravelly Idatn, tu the business pUc>-u. Tto m,n„.I>Mlini[ ol Wirt '«y Stturtgy. '' U •‘'woof The re]Kirt has again nnd»J^School toanl for th. wtoc-ti,,,, £ C' i,it«d bis wra Hiram »v currency uiplv, one acre. i„ q,, Alt>ra, III. Irai next year <tf Vmrtore wu Wd very cheap that the -C. K. ft S. w build a spur line to G ull '*"rC‘i Anb»r H- a Mram r .nd M. 1 tuTM, k’ood JArt prraklbd «to the following ofllCTre ,n brand Hnpids Friday Some of the farmer* of this —jr on busineea. itum and lay* a wera elrwtod or ,Loretto. Hopt.. Unu are a little worried for fear thaKtheirFred L. Hensen, of Grand Rapids, . ..u a titf lake, Walter Lampmiut; 1st. Am.. To )»• i.-mit buildinn. wheat is attaining too great a was m tbe citv Saturday on bmynem. * appionted. 2nd. Ahst.. M. L Cook FiStwT. Hit 2 acres. R. during the warm weather of late. Mrs.™» Jessie Burton/of Grand KapRao* , ■. miles from Urd. Art. Geo. Heath See’v i-----or urand cP and teleplHt • The Reason- for hunting aqnine Tram, . Frank Sngrt: Liln^'. I la on ,ri— ’’“jd*... >" “I- ^>7 Fri__ a-i . : p i<> Acres: 1U5 and other game, ostensibly commenced de Wctxel; Wctxel: Chorister. CHnrlat«e Mr. and __j ir_ Mrs. 1 , • uf fine bet-ch Sunday, but the reports of guns in all K'"ie Mins Nellie Coykendall is visiting in Mell Organist Him Mattie Striker ; large sugar directioiia previous to that date would No. 1 Mn Butum: Mra Doyle « ? Bap**ta H“tinKB- Allegan Cl tU-. farm. Good indicate tliat the game laws had not tab. . kNo. SMnu WnwUn.-.v. (’ Mette A. «st.\No. 2 Mrs. RuwlanC ;No. Xks. mIMinr*. Inel'U; ' been rigidly observed in this vicinity. A. H. Bate»> has gone to Detroit, «n> .. .' t"i> acres} ill5 We never heard of anything that Mra WQx>k; No. e Mra. Arthur nnd wU1 ’P*-*! the winter there with •X* b* . ■.'?. v.ik wood lol. could get ahead of a railroad -before, Trott: No. 7, .: it. Fine large 7. Mra. Geu. Geo. Heath. Heath . No. Na K, 8. j h,h <biu « htcni K*lni!l Wil l" ;• ,. ay luam. Near but the hamper, crops this year have 1(T 9 FaL Waite; Na I *N. ’ "'* u~'vr *" making I mSdteSi' v“l ' ■’'. Masher is taxing talking or of .making put them to the lied, and a great short­ 10. Mra Clara Brown . Na U._ N&. I extended trip through the south the age of cars exfcta every where. y»W - ' ‘ Ella Hecox; Na It-Mr. Ketcham; No. | P ‘ irt of this month. t • ntirely freo girt domd ; Since the Pere Marquette road has Soil is clay mm iwyeh4 • <>.>ut olte half lieen built, the name has bwin changed J ** Qwk: R C *“• '■ “ gw,t “ **>' borne of .nd lire , JUKI.*.1' • Hing: l‘> arfes >u often that the paint on tbe cars has ^Ursjnc ' ■ Na £ Rev. TtoV I H. HCtok. .AUW dmmttv the balaueer 0DbeUd1#-‘’:, I c eBia<)yea I maple; a line naFdk1, had time to dry before it was B. C. No. .1. «to<p-.A„drew, ai>r . •r fal» crosies char^ffsl again. It i» now stated that Witt tal, k , ■ ", ®‘Coleman, Mich.. ' Independent.'• was i the Erie railroad has bought \ ; '? j n Pleasant caller at this office Monday. ! with good while other reports have it t t it will fo.rt we,' ■ cup. tight; 3 \ CORRESPONDENCE. ( i . ^rsS- Sherman, of Qrand Rap- I p«ti M »■', ■ . .. ird. Good be controlled by the C. H. of no.«i -* ’ ’ids. nnd mother Mra. Strobridge. of ‘ . -heeled outThe citizen* Telephone/?©, will soon । HWdlMM ' iv: h grout: titue New York state, were the guests of | gde sud ih ited 1 ’• have a new telephoned tory for thia BANFIELD CHURCH NOTES. • ,.r.a tK-auli-' Mra Geo. Tomlinson and Mra. Mae tubiiur •' ’ hiis ;>.M phon«-s A fine time tiyAved by ull td- -around city. The Company th,. Young the post week. (ni hard r«»r•• ,t view of the in lise. a gain of ov ,>r’ ’ llnotninK >*rvi.ce nt jour church horse, barn vious directory issued. Every- ■ NASHVILLE. I As there was quarterly servic*- i:. the . rained IdXpS fTjrr.rii i''t“ ■ ' e service is excel- evening our Epwoijth 'League had its *t <il.Y. ire thing considered Mr. and Mrs. Emery of Leroy N V. gjtff J ' pany is to be cohgrat- , corn crib**. tent, and the C 1 place in tbe mornirig service. I are visiting the former’s brother and ; - Telephone uiated in ha such an efficient local | Epwort^League next Sunday .-ve- wife Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Coe. • '\Le of build- manager r. McElwain :,i u school 1 I ■ning al..seveno'clock Everyone come i Invitations are ont for the marriage The € Lecture (.bourse bring-, a,1 ■Ai ui ;«k) in fib*' Ladies‘Aid Society .if Mrs. ,: of Miss Sylva Sylva Kinne Kinne to to Mr Mr Vemaster ~ i a r dlroad list of High grade lectures, and musical Slawson's was well Attended Consider- I ”f to ««ccur at the home of tbe inthents to this city every vear, . , ; --------- ----------ente «r. ..nlin.tlly to to enjoyto onl, In th' "‘•.rmy d«y nnd nil bml n n„,: bride’s parents; Ed. kinne and wife Wednetflay Oct. 18. rre vllito. nrel U . priCT thnt >. br.nntifnl dlnn-r Born to Mr. nnd Mra. Charles Neaw, i ^Mcaoooocewx-: --.>.70000000 tsiudly pfcid for inferior entertain- 1 Many were out ui the nxxtption of Thursday Oct. 12 an Hlb.. girl. inert-. Therefore the Course is .worthy Baldwin and family last Tuesday nasti^S' hboat /J-,8- arses in make a KT Pproved Fiat 2?3 i>« 158... ER. prices on STOVES. S5S.00. MICH. OUR z reputation •render pleased o. Goodyear Co M1- Cook WE SELL SKINNER’S SATIN It is yarn dyed and one yard wide. There is no uncertainty iu baying ' skinner's Satin ' because it is always sold under an absolute guarantee that it will wear two seasons. The genuine may always be identified by the words “Skinner's Sat­ in’Woveu in the back of the selvage in every inch of the goods. For durability, richness and lustre, these goods are unequaled. Handsome line of colors Price $1.50 per yard Ladies’ Silk Petticoats Made of good quality Taffeta Silk, accordion plaited flounce, duit ruffle, black, blue, brown, green, red a $6.00 value for $5.00 Saturday Special, Saturday, October 21st 5 doz handsome Pillow Tops and Table Covers, beautiful designs and colors,, each 25 cents. IT TlftgF TAI/TO T° Make a Good Photograph. Mra. David McClelland and Uttle of tiw hearty* support of aX citizens. • vc. and all jMirtook of the pleasures • I AfkLO I IM t W.e therefore ask our friends to daughter are.viiriting friends in Ohio.' j The Woman's ('Sub is likewise worthy t't a social evening also a fine supper call early before the Holiday ' Mr. Suluuion Troxel, is ifl with sathuf much credit L»r atlording the j>eopte rush, and j^et their orders in NOW. We can give you better service and ina. EAST MAPLE GROVE. of this city such excellent attractions. N. C. Hagernpu» visited hip son better satisfaction. Remembdr that until further notice, with every John-Mesnriard and Andy Williams : In-this Age of enlightenment aud free pubile schools, it is an offen*e Lyle in Lnnaing Saturday. and families have moved into the old order of $4^0 or over we will give an enlarged photograph 14 x 17 inches Ed. l>*«*ninn and friend were guests Garlinger house. ■ against society to have men and Women in size FREE OF CHARGE. ____ to __ ______ of tbe former's rpotber one day last attain their majority and be unable Frank Hart was at Charlotte last j read.and write., It lias been officialy t Vfee*t.. HASTINGS, MICH. H. J. photographer week on business. / estimated that <Wy about 00 per cent 1 Willard Follett and daughter George Brinkert was at Sunfield j of the children <if school age have lieen-J Georgie were guests at th*- home uf S“nd,>' IRVING. attending school, of late years. The Tbos. Fnller's^aturday. Daniel Miller departed the. life Mr M„ Slcphen c,ner ,re tbe tmanry law. r.-ocnUy .-nact.-d, s«-*-ms, Mra Esther Austin of •Nashrjile dedneeday niglit alter a lingering HI- r,,„j p,„ia, daughter tom to le quite.generally enforced all over j visited her sister and Mr- “ Tiros. ne»t. He was an old pioneer, being 7ti ! 14. • the state, and’it’.it is, there will doubt- ( Fuller last week. years old at tbe rime of his death. The I Mira Jt*«de Dean of Middleville Inn to » l.rgvr rrbool -.tUnUnno.- thio „enrv Dill,n ,nJ wife visited the funeral was held at the Baptist chufth Special Drive this week on NIGHT GOWNS. . risittn at L. S. Hill's over Sunday. yrnr ih.n in >v.r- i«.L fortiwr', oioto M.k Jake Traxler Sup- Saturday nt half past ten. Rev. Cheaper than you can make 'em. Mrs. N. E. Benedict and daughter Fletcher ofliciating. , The remains \ dav. Bertha viaitei friends in Jackson last GRANGE HALL CORNERS. , , ■ , , FLANNELETTE BLANKETS, from 60c to $175 Jameri Davis and family w«-:e gge*ts were laid to rest in Lake View rem- i: Saturday. F. Merrill was m Hastings on hnsiWill Davis Suiudaj. E V? >I-iSUn«M>.nd.ite»rCl.ito«oviSHIRTS and UNDERWEAR. ncs- Friday. . Smith and wife and Jamt* Har' E ’“■* »>iirrf»j. Ear! Woods will Mart his cornhusker mun and famUv werr of tllt. lsl. over SniHtov. Our General Line of Dry Goods is worthy w ' .... . Mr. Stanton is a cousin of Mrs. today. Munday, weather permitting. His j u,r n Iian.nU Mr Bnj McBeth Mr. ana Mra.’Clyde Brown of Sa'd- ; \varOt,r your inspection, and if you are looking for diebag lake were visiting tbeir par'■ „ . first job will l>e at-CL A. Bristol's. Sundav. bargains, you will be interested .m. Mr. .to lira. Kr..,l Bn» n totMeCtotoll .pent tort Moudav>vas Mr. Hiram Merrill's 8”th w>. given Mr. urtj . last week with her sister Mra. S. L. birthilay and Sunday his family and a and x,rK ThlJK Fuller by their children , I Coulter of North Irving to help care BUTTERICK PATTERNS. j number of cold ” trivnd. fwm Bottle„,1Khtor. - .nd frto..l- nrtirlv U. H.U,Hto.tommdfwoi.vl.lt ,„r ,he linle »!«•.■ th.t w their Creek gave him hoIM (W 4 . " a very pleasant “* srtr- Iming present. Thte evening wxs spent n. ui, bwtber .1 SmIo»w. prise and tin a reminder of the occasion in visiting. Thor. Slid Will (’hOeMrtnan Phone No. 10. M>„ Orrb. Homier . ! U. Angele. . Mli „ A KennBly ,u,j chudnw presented him with a handaoine rocker. and Walter Rost* tendered *nue very C.IKorumi-.g.i.-.t ..thergr.uKlmolh.r ,^.,,4. h, H„llnw, |„t Snn. •We wish him a number of such happy tine music after wHWi a fine lap sup­ Mm D. M. Homer. a>}. Hfr u,„tll,.r jInk M Pl,s birthdays yet. per was aerved. In Iwhnlf of tile Levant Price shot a wild g«x»se re- turned home with her. Miss Gladys’ Townsen.d is working chiltlren. neighbors aral frit nd* IKnig- r ntlythat measured five fert. three Mrfc Jftiwb Crawfonl formerly of for Mra. Ferd Merrill. .' Isis jVAn \\ agnerj.refwnted Mr sihiM'x inches from tip to tip of wings. , rtow of tbu northern part uf ion are sure to get full value 5!r. and Mrs. Talmadge are buskng' Fuller with a rug as ii token and reMra. Peter Bass has been entertain- the state is visiting friends in thit> vifor your money if yon buy minder of the iBsteejn of their neigh- ing her parents E. Pi I beam and wife?cinity. [corn tot FredxVanSycle. of Ypsilanti. . Hiram Merrill is expecting to go , l>o ra and trienda I Mr. and Mrs. L. S. HiUsenterta ned i jnorth this wryx t»n his usual hunting . Mrs. Lovina Buckman and daughter.: a few of their friends last Saturday SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. Grace of Grayd Rapids .have . been ] evening for tea. Mr.Hills wbo^is heme Mr. and Mra. Sasn Marehall sjent ----- of the—gnestfc of her sister Mra Charley I। for a short visit will return to Minn. Austin Ferris i» puttingjin a cement Sunday at Darius Bbxton’s. Feighner. tank for Hudson Burroughs. I sometime this week. Mra. Holcomb who has been vi«-ituig MILLER &i HARRIS FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Webster visited j Miss Mary Strong went to Hartin gs • 1 her parents wa* c«ilkxl to her home in ji John Gearhart and wife of Lake at Joe Bowser's Sunday. Battle Creek ob.'account of sickneM in I Odessa were guebta" of bis mother last Monday to visit her sister Mrs. James i Our constant aim is to please our customers, both in i week. Glade Holcomb of Urbandale iB I tbe familjr. Pattison for a few days. ChristfTiaSy I It d the' beef. DRY GOODS TALK, it; Agents LL BUY IT. Butteris the ok: Mpie's- HedtMtat liture Store. M. J. W caver. Prop. * HASTJSOS. MICHIGAN. \R A YEAR. IT WILL COST AO MORE 'ION EV IN THEESl) TO WEAR $ tii ii/ 0/ d/ ck&iii CLOTHE.S TH AT ARE MADE I OR YOU... . •hr.aud ’ TRY ITONCL. IT IS NO EXPbRI.ili:\T. . . ■ 1‘ht- trtt :r-:-.ed lae.D yi'ii acet wntrt wear any. thin* ei.-r. M? fill and nter stock I* COIDpta< • ail and look them <• SUITS FROM $20 UP. TROUSERS FROH $5 ....UP..., Ur d if il/ ill C. E. LUNN, riNE TAILORING. Hastings, ' mi h. PERSONAL LETTER FROM HORTON’S Furniture, Carpets and House Furnishings working for Hud Burroughs. There will be - Old People-* Msrvice" Mra. Lydia Johnson of Kalkaska is l HIGH BANK. at tbe South Evangelical church next | visiting at C. H. Wilcox, fora few 1 Sanctification is more.than sorrow * । James Freeman and family spent days. Sunday evening. wnt „K,r) _______ Willuito. of i *un4«y in Ntohville Itogurtit. of Juhn that others are not as good as you are. Mrs. Bagley and Mr. Little Helen Pattison of Hastings Tbe surest way to fail is to imitate Hope vulted »t Clyde Wilton', one dny f'n*m»n visited her grandparents Mr. and Mra another man's successes. ■ Ida and leauraChcesman Npent a few H. C.' Strong last Monday. • last week. toiitj* «J»y» |Mt ww* with tbeir W. J. HOLLOAWY, Hastings, filch. || 1Mrs. Elmer Moore is entertaining Mrs. Dennison of Ada came to Irving ly tor | couple uf her aunts fifoh* away : 7 ». Floyd and Scott Bechtel returning j Saturda night to help care for her home Sunday with tbeir parents. Who sells the L. & M. Paint. y i few day*. H. Bechtel’s sale was a good snccess Ij little granddaughter at 8. Carter’s. ' Knuwe it for a fact, that the L. ft M. i HIGH^BtREET. largely attended lx»th indoo.ra and out. ij Mrs. 8. IL Chambers visited her Paint has'the reputation of being the I daughter Mrs. Chas Gaskill and fam­ leader all the world over. That Its actMr. Jake' DePrrister will move on Fred Sselier and family of Je ftT Iryux: cost is only 81.AI a gallon. ' ily of Hastings over Sunday. ' ing Were the guests of his brother A Jvah , the E. C. Edmontb* farm ns txain an 11. ' Miss Dilla Chatfidld will start for • Bechtel can vacate the home. | MwOllradoUoti »nd Mr-. Lin. Arty Hill of Morgan .vvto bu. toon i lienver, Colo, next Tuesday where she ' I |M,ta»n .tended 2. <>. T. M. »' > «d>tiug Mm Will M.ln wlth bor will make an extended visit. j S.wr.l.y .^J^^in^r^HZ Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Andrus returned TO THE WIVES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. MADAM: • Yo-J rave been imposed upon by Tin ?ecdier5i i propose to pay you highest Cash price for your Rags, Rubbers, old Copper Boilers, Old Papers, Magazines Etc. I an giving you a Gash market for everyJMng. TOUR HUSBAND KNOWS ME. I have “one business in Hastings’ and Barry County tor 25 years. I respectfully request Patr°nage, I will treat you FAIRLY, tlBERALY and HONESTLY. Yours Respectfully, i Of Shnlt. one dnylmt ««*■ I m ouu . P'"1S1r,s t"1 nto'J “7b"ra"~ isos GOOD Sylvester Greusel, t . Frank Hart and family and bis father .j th(,rc wolJiu )M, u good "rfur" ™rn *’ ■" and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wood Hart, and a sister Mrs. Lillian Brown and ..... ... .her son Theron will start next Tuesday g<kxI weather. for their new home at Seattle. ,Wa?bLem Edmonds is under the Dr's, care ington. ' at present having Bright's disease. Miss Grace Hills who is teaching Our mail carrier looks fine in his school in Woodland visited at her home new uniform. All should have one. over Sunday. i Friday. tale S«*ber Stober received nwi««l word Mra. Kraie Sunday telling her that her mother Jto Wormuoth of Goblovilir ftotod ,w.y tb»t morning. Eunerd TwoJnj Aire. Sector bm> Itbo .ympstby -d bor barryville church Motes. tnnny friend, in her tore»vem«nt. The funeral of Daniel Deller wan held Frenlt Nwb »ndi J.nghto Ormo !,1«ntSund«y with Alvnb 8*bw .nd at tie Barryville church Oct 11. Rev. Tnthill and Delph conducted the serv­ i wife. . I Clarence Hobimton !>»• been helping ice. Miss May Seward sang a beautiful I Wm. Rnlo hMk aon’,be p”t John Bo«b Kid hl, S y~r »U colt solo at the Sabbath warning service. Mra. W. H. Whitlock the infant claiw ] Inst week. teacher wan called to Battle Creek la*t week on account of her mother's j BOWENS MILLS.. SMOKE? i ^ND ME?nSt CHOCOLATES. BON BONS *riiL*£RSH MALLOWS. Miller & Harris Furniture Go ooooooooooooooooooooooocxxoooocooooooooooooooooooooo "w- »”ra । I ■ . LAKE VIEW. There is preaching at the school house next Sunday evening. Edith Strickland of Hastings spent Saturday and Sunday with her alster Mrs. R McKdy. Mrs. Frank Johnson is on the sick • Hat. t nt. Floyd Nesbit entertained his brother Clarence from Morgan Saturday and Ware House Opposite C. K.4^. R- A Depot rnrmm. nra buoy digging f»t*- illnees. Sunday. ■ ! Thelanucra - I loo. wbfta'tbe ,riW I. not >««' th" I Ilene OilleMiie and gentleman friend ! toes- While th MAPLE GROVE^ to qudlty i» boo. ■ 1 Little Greta Gould is better at this spent Sunday .with one of there old school teachers John Cheney. | Mr. J.neC.FdrbeWi. eto.iniCral-, °o you want writing. Btivw in tbe .rath P»n the "i*'* Mr. and Mra. C. Smith spent Sunday Nora Kinney is working for Mrs. with her parents near Woodland. John B King, wife “»d »" Ete,M ' Fanny Whitcomb. „ -r. In Prairieville lot -.vtok. A few of tbe young peoole from here . a 1’be elocutionary entertainment at attended tbe surprise party on Harley I John 1'wkiu. ».<i “'b' o( 1>r;'r‘.X. fiUlinS nr1^°ul<i lik,: lQhaT* y<*u «tve 016 a caU> 3 LillevbdwdC w Armotrong md wife the M. E. church Saturday night was Grave* i\ar Woodland Friday evening. ftetin *! ,f j‘ffarsam! dracecw. Atto a nice stock of Conwell attended. , A D report a good time. and Fruits "j"‘THomdwbo_bra^»«n‘« oysters. 1 rom now ou 1 will have a flne stock o gum Norton, wife and two row* were Mra. Odell and daughter Conf have at Heating* last Saturday and Sunday been spending a few daya with her i * Oysters, and solMt your trade. the gueate of Townsand and wife. daughter in Kalama Xfc W. Smtih ifi Qnite k>w at ’ptembsr Furniture Corners home last Saturday from their trip , in ' the western states. SYLVESTER GREUSEL il/ quality of goods and prices. Call and jook over our immense stock. We positively guarantee to save you money. We are at present showing the largest line of rugs and carpetings ever shown in Barry County., If you are in need of a piano or organ this fall re­ member that we always have bargains in strictly—high grade Instruments. at Morgan Friday evening. We handle the bent grades of coal on the market— Order from ub and yon are sure to be satisfied. Phone 194 and we will give your order prompt attention. See up before buying LEHIGH, NUT and EGO, POCAHONTAS, CC.B„ MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS ©. co. CLUBBING RATES COKE, Tbe Fuel that’s right. At the Price that’s right. Cleanest and Cheapest Fuel For Sale by GAS CO, Phone 359, s Readers Uf the Banner can secure as favorable clubbing rates with thia paper for any dally or weekly paper or magazine published in tbe United Stairs or Canada ru> can be procur Ml by any other newspaper in thia section uf Michigan. �HASQNCS BANNER. UCfOBKH 19. IW^ OPENING DAY. A BARGAIN IN Women’s Club Meeting of the Year TEASPOONS Friday. GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS A.nrt uf fjetfutiie Bilver plated teaspoons on a solid nickel base fur a vv 1 Sqjonethirig better with more silver co the dozen than Cripple plate, with a wriaen guarantee for twenty-five years, for less money. First claM repairing a specialty. Newton, JEWELER and OPTICIAN. First door west of Chidester (EL Burton Hastings, Mich. Things Like Mother Used to Make were good—oh! so good -you can travel back to ,bvvhood% happy hours by buying your eatables at this store. Our food products are inviting and ap­ petizing. Try them if you want things like mother used to make. Jersey Sweet Pot.-ito’X. per pk .'-quash. Celery. Wax Beane. Ne'er Cala Eig.-. per pkg Kull Cream. Michigan Cheese, per lb. Brick Cheese. Fresh and New, per lb Sweet Pickles, per dot.. French Mueliroone. per can Creme de Ment Cherries, per bottle.. Marischiuo Cherries. |>er bottle Salad Dressing, per bottle PHONE 16c THE GROCERS This time of year a great many people SUNDAY SCHOOL x CONVENTION For Castletun Township at Mar­ tin Corners, Wednesday Octo­ We can furnish you the material to dye in the old fashioned way and we also carry in stock the Diamond Dye, Perfection Dye and the Putnam Fade­ less Package Dye, the same package will color silk, wool or cot­ ton. Q. A. HYNES, Phone 113. H istiugs. (Jity Drug Store, Michigan.1 ber 25th. The following is tbe privgram fur the. 28to Castleton Township Sunday School, which will be held at Martin CornerB'church, Wednesday Oct. 25tb. Forenoon’ SeMion, 9aW. Singing Prayer, Pastor Martin Church. Paper— What relation shoulu exist between parent and S. S. teacher? Mrs. .1. R. Barnum Discussion led by Hey. Hamp. Singing. Paper—How canthe.luck of teachere in our S. S. be remedied? Mrs. Tit­ marsh. Discussion led by Mra. C. C. Price. j I Duet by Rev. Hall and wife. Paper—Helps aud drawbacks, Mrsi H Lathrop. Discussion led by Mrs. Hibbard Offley. Singing. Dinner. Afternoon Session at 1:30. Devotional, Rev. Sheldon. Singing. Reports of delegates. Election of officers. Singing. Openj "The Bible in tbe school, parliament led by President. Paper—The Sunday School of today. Mire L. Adda Nichols? Discussion by Mrs. X’auAuker. Singing. . Benediction. Bring Pentecostal Hymns No.l andi Our new line of AHD Hold .Their AN ACROSTIC. Have yon heard of All the good things First Slated hTsu^toie'B Hkll beginning in OBITUARY. i BARBER M.ry Adell Gilbert. ... I born iu Leonidas, Mich.. March 21*. 1 18GB, and united in marriage to Newell SUIT USES. is now in. It cumprisee every­ thing thai .Is riuht up to.date. But its in QUALITY that the line 8bluets. Yeiith of experience hove made u.« thoroughly famil­ iar with leather. Ils In toe wear that a flyers trunk or suit case will please yon. and it wont cost but a little, if-any. more than an inferior Article. W. H Myers & Son REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Moonshiner’s Daughter.” Seasons , - - Frank Walton, Living Near Fr Bound Ovek to Circuit One night, some little time ago. ! Justice of th? Peace. Eugene Biseop. vf Freeport, came down from a meeting uf the Odd Fellows in that town he | »*w * company of men gathered in a ring about two men who were fighting. Mr. Sisson is an officer who believes in doing his duty without fear or favor. He therefore made his way promptly to the ring and declared that it wm his sworn duty »• • 1**^' °®'*r to order the men to evaae fighting. Some Ladle, Orcb«lr»ot lo ptopM, N»T. Edward Burton McDowell with in the ring replied ‘ ‘L*t 'em fight. Canal of Panama picture* Mr. Sisson replied that as an officer of To tell about, on Jan. 15th, W, the law he had no right to do that :on taken up Mrs. Flora- B. Henkes was Unusual prlvlllge* have been granted the other baud be bad taken an oath him by chairman of the program for the after­ Repreoentatives of the governmen. U, mforoe tb»- law and must do it. He mtlaa amtinn noon. Mina Edith Lomliard gave a m * ... stepped doaer to tbe men and ordered very pretty instrumental solo for the Come and bear, on March 13th them to ceaar.fighting. Just then some opening number after which occurred Oue of God’s elect women talk one in the crowd hit him in the face the President's. Mra Phyllis Reynolds, Upon prison experiences in trying to with his flat In tbe darknags Mr; Relieve conditions of inmates. annual greeting which was a well writ­ Sisson could not are his aaaailAjt. But 1b called . ten.practical address, full of interest to She Everywhere “The Angel of the IT'son. be ^kter Jearned that it was Frank every club mentf«r. Tbe present agi­ Walton. He tbarefon- had a warrant Do not wait. tation concerning club work aroused । One Season ticket iwued for Walton's arrest, on the principally 1>y recent articles in h well I wrious charge of resisting an officer. Npw h'elps sell . known magazine came in for consider-J One more Walton was before Esq. Klker Friday ation in which excellent thought con­ Tu some oue later. and bound over to tbe circuit. certing the mission and alm of clubs, Meet toe ladies Mr. Sisson is to be commended for especially in small cities, were touched In a pleasant way. bis view of an officer's duty, which is upon. The outline of work for the Some are timid. plainly to vnfoiw the law. His assail­ coining year was gone over. And she Selling tickets ant was n<> doubt excited; but no man spoke of several things she trusted. has any right to get bo excited that be might be accomplished. The library , retuMts Hn officer. now contains 600 volumes, and she , hojK-d liefore the year ended it would I LIVELY RUNAWAY l« made to serve a broader fluid of useaN outrageous request. AT NASHVILLE fulne^. She urjred regular attendance, • A creditor of one of two Irish residents truthfully saying, the interest one felt j in the club, would be meamired only j Ben). Shaffer’s Horse la Killed. HU of the <;u)ch brought a claim for 821 to a lawyer to collect. Tbe attorney tent by their attendance at its meetings, -j Grandson Asa Thrown Into a letter to tbe debtor iu care of tbe and she read tbe by-laws which regu­ The Ditch. other man, with whom he lived. late attendance at the club. Financial­ Both men called at toe lawyer’s office. ly tbe club was never in better con- 1 Yesterday morning . Robert Uri»nk ilition. the treasury containing over ; and H. Jackson were drivings team •fSure, ’tie an outrage the llkeo" which I never heerd o’ In all n-.r born days," ♦3U0. In closing she drew u picture l belonging to V^ill Griswolds, of Ver­ said one of tt-rm. of the unlimited'ptMaibintea of the j montville. at Nashville.- and .going 'Tls muraer and treason." raid the club's usefulness, if the aims of its after a load of telephone poles. As they other. memters were united and sincere. Va­ neared the hotel a little, dug ran out • What’s the matter?"asked the lawyer. cation Anecdote* were n^xt given. Mrs. ‘ and scared the team which juuq<ed and Then toe men pounded the table and Renkes having tbe-roll called for re­ in dqjng so jarred ont the bolt which salo they’d lost two ii iris In the mine* sponses whi$b proved very interesting held the two part* of the wagon to­ in order to atixur-t th‘v irthr in person: and amusing. Mrs. Clara Ketcham j gether. Thoroughly frightened now. (•ersou, Brown was elected an active nieutiicr ■ the teaQi ran at high speed a distance libr lose ant lime vii ;<<«.Liuit of u e in place of Miss Charlotte VanAuken. of about 100 feet, when they collided* resigned. Miss Edith Lomlaird was' letter/' said tbe lawyer. witli a single rig owned l<y Benj. elected delegate to the Federation "Wasn’t it, then* ’ mid the debtor, Shaffer, a farmer living south of town. Meeting next week, one of the regular Tfiep-he seized the envelope of the Irot which was being driven by his delegates lieing unable to go. Tbe letter sent to h-.m au«i i- inttdJothe grandson Asa who is aixiut 15 years inscription, ^Return ntiiiu 10 days" lecture course tickets were given out. ' old. The bpy tried to* turn out for the the committee meeting with splendid 1 printed un lhe upper right hand corner, team but had only partly dune »o. lefqonse for canvassers. A social hsiur I when tbe pair smashed into his burse aud said, with a seowl. -tt hat do you followed the program at which punch which was knocked down and tram­ call that?" —Butte Inter A ountain* and wafers were served. pled un. and had its neck broken. * The next meeting of tbe club occurs [ Young SbaffeiMWas knocked about 2«* to-morrow instead of in two week- i "Gee whls!" said < ieurge for the feet into a ditch, not much the worse owing to beihg- n week late in the । twentieth time. "It makes me mad for tbe uiislmp.. The three horses .were opening meeting. It will be Tourist's every time I think of Jbe 110 I lost to­ in a heap. Thejioy had a ckM* call, day. I actually feel as If I'd like to Day and Mrs. M H. Bailey will give as the wagon tongue landed but a little have somebody kick me," . an account of her trip to^the Oriein distance from him. The buggy wan ■ •'By the way. George." said tbe dear melancholy sight. ■ gtrl dreamily, -dunt you tmnk you'd HAS SHOT ONE better sjicak to’fatber this evening?"— Philadelphia I’nw. THOUSAND DEER The council room, with a freshly cleaned flour, with shades at the wiu, down, the attractive posters of the lecture course on the Imre white walls and fall flowers in evidencel.ookedvun■nsoally attractive for the opening meet­ ing of the Women's Club. Friday. Roll call was responded to with •The Best Book I Have Read During Tbe Summer,” the answers showing a wide range of reading as well as a wide difference of opinions. There ^wn» an accumulation of business to be gone ! over before the regulaf program wan A DOMESTICATED QUAIL Hiram Merrill, of Johnstown. Ei^ht I On William ieth Birthday Was Celebrated Sunday. Sunday was the [eightieth birthday anniversary of Hiram Merrill, the |vet eran deer hunter, of Johnstown, and bis old friends are celebrating (be event at hia hospitable farm home. Mr. Merrill .in one uf toe original members of the old Vibrator hunt­ ing party, and still makes his an­ nual autumnal pilgrimages to the north woods in quest of game. He has hunted since be was a small' boy. and when the deer disappeared from this section of the state .he went into northern Michigan every year, and has never missed a season. It is said that during bis life he has sh- t over 1,(K1O deer, a record that Is hard to beat. Mr.Merrill was the recipient of a number of subt»iahtial .presents. H. Barber, March. 2 1898, and was the . mother of three children. From the • home of her father-in-law. Philip ■ Barlier.in Cressey went to her eternal home Oct. 13, 1901, aged 36 years. | She was a devoted wife and mother, [a loving daughter and sister, a faith| fill friend. . Nearly a year ago she had a severe | attack of pneumonia and she never Among the ancients slnu lug the head . recovered from it. was a very common modi* of <txpro»i Medical aid not having tbe desired , Ing great grief or sorrow! Sonietlmrs effect, early last spring her husband ■ ft was done by the priest ir some other Hastings, Michigan , took her to New Mexico hoping the . religious functionary formally cutting Jefft-FEuu st? | door south of P.O. climate wodld restore her health.. Fuk n off the hair, sometime-* by »v1o!entlj’ plucking It out by the i u its. In ex­ time >he sedmed to improve, but the ■ I treme. cases among mtj:i the be.-rfd as dittUM* could not be stayed nnd she well as the hair was eltbpr cut off dr gradually sank. Longing for homF’ ।plucked out. The idqa seems.to have and friends nnd the baby she had left |bean, thtft mourners abuoid| divest thetnhere she made the long journey, ar- ;selves of that which under ordinary 1 riving here Friday morning, and at circumstances was cnntfliiered moat i 5 o'clock, 10 hours later, she passed ^beautiful, ornamental nml becoming. away. She leaves besides her husband .Lucian— und he Is not the only oue of three daughters. In the home of her the ancient writers by any means who Ths Greatest father and mother-ju-law. Mr. aud gives points on this queer mourning custom-wiys that tbe Egyptians ex­ Southern Play ■ Mrs.. Philip Barber.she has been loved pressed their intense som-w by cutting and imred for as n daughter. ' off rhe bnlr urx>n <he death of tbeir god EVER WRITTEN The funeral was held at tbe home Apis and that the Syrians acted In tile at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Mine manner at the death of Adonis. G. T. Fislier of Delton assisted by I Olymplodorus remarks cunceruing Rev. D. C. Riehl of Richland offici­ Job 1, 20, that the ancient^, among ated. The Milo choir sang and she i whom long hair was regarded as an or jament, cut It off In times of mourn­ was laid in the family lot in the'Cress- I ing, but that those who eouimonly wore it short suffenxl It upon su« h oc­ casions to grow long. FLATTERING NOTICE OF HASTINGS AUTHORESS. There Is a magulflcJnt sonority In The October Book New* has a very the names of MacGtoltamohohnoge, 1 flattering notice of Njss Anna John­ MacGulsbvnau. MarOlragfity. O’Doo* A Story Told In son‘r ‘Hope D».ring>” latest book ywrma. O'Howley. O'Quigley, 1 entitled “The Appointed Way.” We dohy and O'Mulmogfaery. Many of the Kentucky Mountains the names are •fctlnct,* but a large pro­ quote from the Book Nevto: ' ‘ ‘Hope Daring, which is a nom de portion are -still In evidence, and. what plume, ba* given us a graiihic descrip­ la more. In nearly every ca»e the fam4 tion of the characteristic influ nonce lhea bearing them are to be found iu the same localities formerly inhab­ nr p The Famous Moonshiner’s Still and workings of the Seventh Day Ad­ ited by th?m—Dohertys in Donegal, Xtr Jn operation. vent Church. The apparent fanaticism Driscolls in Cork, Macdermotts In Con­ ThedeBperate Battle between Revenue Officers aud the Kentucky and the defect* of the entire system of naught, Meagbera In Tipperary aud Adventism are well set forth. The O'Sulllvaus in Cork and Kerry. It ia characterfi are well drawn, and tbe lit­ a notorious fact'that many of Uiefimerary quality of the tx»ok. in its evi­ lUea which have come to be regarded as aaisKT, hew up to date dence uf wide reading and in its ex- typically Irish are of alien extraction SPECIALTIES... Thus the Piunketts are a£ DaulMb erfSie. toe Burkca. IHlloas, Rocb-e. Uoa*eyx and all th? tribe at Ffca AJtgio-Normftn. while the Mitchells TRUNKS November aud Going on until almoet Spring.' ' What an aggregation of talent! Only oue dollar and a half Makes you a ticket holder for Every one of toe five Not one but that is Suparti of its kind. Come all lover* of good government . and hear La Follette of Wisconsin Upon Nov. 16th. . Bieber Mn. I»ibel Gnrghlll. Dm. 'Ui. resisting an officer ’3TgO£Z)’ handle IRON WOMEN ♦o have their working utensil ab'e. as well m useful.’aw','■"•afwt- SAD Why . onlinue to torbiirc yours with tJ e "Id faxhionwl flat in.n SAD I1<<>N max-» ironi, r always । handle ih rflwaya > ool. The polb-h the iron will elide over the arti. without sticking. A TRIAL Allow uh IROH.S 1 'f'-niw d*T ", :AstlKT(« 'WooUt thi »r'' ironipj WILL CONVIN to demonstrate tin Iron b WE HAYE SHIRT WAIST IRONING BOARDS THE ASBESTOS FL OUNCE .IRON U'MgiHd to’ iron hi k' fli>unce». ruffles. ai»O galhflru I'lni tre IU gur iiiriits, which are hard " "“«> Ucon* » ’-d iMed witht^ DOING AsSeitti sin,. the -j-j^ '"""K lapciaa SHIRT WAISTS GOODYEAR. BROS. PHONE NO. I. THE HARDWARE DE M tSTIMis. VJC, The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. will.Bell lumber, lutli. and doors tha( will ph quality and prior. ROOFING itifl ilmbl. We Sell COAL Thai Burns Whether hard or w.,ft the main spring of the lioii BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. Advertising Expert—I’ve written the FENCE POSTS. praises of all those lots but #00. I'm FENCE POSTS. Constantly Keeps Company With afraid you can't sell that oue. Real .Estate Agent — What's the matter with , a Flock of Guinea Fowls, It? Expert—Why. It's on an almost A curious thing is to be seen on the perpendicular hillside. Agent—pal! at­ farm of William Litt* in Hope town­ tention to Its wonderful drainage facil­ ship l^uk spring a quail commenced ities.—Cleveland Leader. to associatti with a flock of guinea hens, and ever since then they have been almost inseimrable companions. When the guinea "hens go to rtxwt tbe little quail always goes with them and flies upon the roost beside them. At feeding time the quail is always on hand, and is very tome, especially when no strangers are present, the little bird seeming to be. a little leary of strangera ^Occasionally it seems to long for its mate, and calls out "Bob ’ J*'? a"'1 ,he MUestioa of Imatiug > „ur Ix tueWhite.” bnt there being no reply tbe i b It '• ?'e‘<!rtun.«-.i'> beitiR able to offer for sale the v,-r. quail trails contentedly along after its strange companions. ontvjf nn “lfin prl,u'1P1CT!- ail,l whi«:h will soon pay for the Litts’ Farm in Hope. FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS Corks Far Dottle Stopper.. Tie applkntKH. of cork at* a bottle stopper fur lltptlil vessels lx said to be of gvt-.1t autiquity. The earliest record e.xiam of Its use in Europe is that men­ tioned by Horace, who asserts that tbe llouianx had cork a« rtuppers for their wine amphorae. ' ertaln of the iims of <vrlt were known to the. ancient Greeks and EgtpUMus, but whether they umnI cork for stopping the mouth* of their liquid vessels history dots not say.- it was uuf. however, until the year laPi that tbe Spaniards Aral cummenc.nl to work tli-ir cork woods with some degree ••fjegulnrlty fur th< muktog!<»f corks. Although perhaps corks PHONE XM ■1 jiatteni?. 20thCENTUflY LAUREL Hurns Bpft coal or slack without SOOT ur SMOKE. It heats t!..flour, is clean, fuel sav­ ing, handsome and SOFT COAL OBJECTIONS are overcome. The cut of the Ore bowl shown above, shows how the coal burns from the out Bide towards the center It will hold fire for 48 hours and the fire pot is guaranteed-Tor'5 yearn HOME BASE BURNER Burba hard coal, and is one of toe hat tl-onirhi. • • economical hard ooal stoves eserplact'11' ' 11 la an oroament to any home. . lt WHEI YOU WMT A STOVE CALL AM Stf LIME BEFORE YOU PLACE Al ORDER H WILL PAY YOU. R. I. HENDERSHOTT, « iND HARDWARE, | • Th. Court House, Hastings. MK*J �Coughs and golds This'hfor Coug' ' ^‘1 If vou wn iid make vol,r cough me-dseme ' winter a bottle you W of cur .pine and Cherry Lxptii-'iant Don’t st wait <011 SpvU. ' tions. ' first anri no other. on inntabottle need fred L Reaih ©. Carveth, th? Drnq^ists, Br Hastings banner, ociober 19. 1905. M- C. Excursions. A Michigan train for Michigan' Local News. J Joe Merritt and family have mOVJd jnto the McClintock house in the 3rd " “ h,,f * tay going wd coming w,a ward. Burn to Mr. and Mr,. Pierce O Connor Mondnj ol week „ lfn pound soil PERSONAL MENTItJN. Hiuung. ut ll:3» u m. troll a-44 p. m., .rriv. Bultolo I, so A. N. Appleman. of Nashville, was K-”-.."?'"0™"1 C-utna Station a Hastings visitor Monday. Am. A,.rkj g;00 , m The fMiw Mra. Dr. Walter, of Eaton Rapids, is |iev. W. D. Stratton the former pre­ the guest of Mis. Dr.'Lowry. siding Elder of the U, B. church g«a^ train in America. Try it Very low one ro|ooirt rata __ to! _ _ ____________ to Lake Odessa. 1>r- A- L. Taylor, of-Middlcllle. , ,„“4 now in .fleet I • HaMing. vuitor Thuradav. The next session of the V. B. Con­ ano will continue nntil Ociotor Slat. M, h ' e ™...._ __ ..... ' of Grand ference will Is* held in this city the .Mias Frances Goodrich, tor particqlata inquire at ticket ot»» Rapids, is thy guest of Mlsf Mabie 1st. week in October 190tt. ’ 'Vomen'. Chrimun Temperairc Rum.. The premiums awarded at the fair will be paid at the County Treasurer’s Mra. A. A. Anderson i»* visiting '■“■'.wire. ■Cal.. friends in Marine City and Detroit this Office on and after Monday Oct 23rd. Oet.2J.Roe, a. trn. tor thi. he gj,,,, Word froni Mrs. Chas. Dubois statee tory low rate, round trip *• -i- will given week. to Los Angeles or Sau Francisco. Dates! •* Mh». Addie FerreL of Dowagiac, is tlwit she arrived safely in San Martin. of Mis, Anna Johnson_______ fur the “>6 guest ge ___________ California, and likes the country ven­ nLuv* 001 10toa>' Final return j the limit Nov 30th. Inquire at ticket 1: week. weekwell. ' office for fvfll particulra*. । Curtis Pennock, of Nashville. wa*t a H.. K. Grant has something to say in Sunday exduraion to Grand --------- Rapid* 1 ‘••Rer at E. Pennock's the first uf the thi** issue to those who wish to buy Oct. 22. Special train leaves Hastings | w«skwood. It will be of especial interest W: 43 a. r -art t/K?* Ranida 011111(1 ' Ut'orge Schroeder- of Urand Rapids. to them. Rapids ,.80r. m. 39 cento round trip: | "pent Sunday as tbe guest uf R. K. Rend the Auction advertisement of I Grant W. S. Barron Agt. Ira Erway elsewhtfv in this issue. The Mn>. James Matthews was t le guest sale will l>e held Monday Oct. fc. com­ of Grand Rapids friends Thursday and mencing at 12 p, m. Friday. Frank Hoover sauction sale will take Miss Mary Strong, of. Irving, came place Tuesday Oct. 24th. commencing -------------- -------- -e nt 19 o'clock a. m Read his auction i The Chri«iun S.-ienee Society torr- Monday to visitjher piMer Mr*. Ja*. Pattison. • sale advertised in ‘this inue. jeee In Cl. A. R. Hall. Topic at 1U:SO. Mr. John Babcock nnd bis son, of We receive^ » teommunication this , Evertaating; Pnnialmtott. Coopersville, visited at E. Pcnnix-k Pennock's last .. MKiCTnia.ratoB 1-.. ’alaat week with reference to our account of . The Ladir* 'Aid Society and W. C. J Saturday. an accident at the fair grounds: But ■.r;ii:h,mn''kf1"vWi',' 'TC E Wctaio.nl. Va. it v;lw not signed, nnd we could not f2Ttor<lin«r ” giye it place. ’ To-morrow is tourixt day at the Women’s Club and owing to the length uf rhe program, will member* make especial effort to come early, as the club will be called tu order promptly Note what Dr. C. H. Borton has to say in bi* announcement elwwhere. He han taken1 several post-graduate courses a» well a- made a thorough study uf diseases uNthe eye, ear. nose anti throat, and a specialty of treating ■ such bases. Judge Smith is in Charlotte thi* i Rentraw^ u,. Epworth teagmi „r. B.v, s a le(, MoniJa f Hy-Art Hy-Art Hy-Art Hy-Art Hy-Art Hy-Art Hy-Art f . y. Ting *’ “ "'d’d<*tWnJ <ta tapttot .tat. Mi*. Irott leader. Subject "Songs convention I that have helped. ” All invited. Mr .» . ~ . c ,ri J . . “• A. Cotant left Thursday for. Christian Endeavor at the Presky-; a few week’s visit with relative* in ■ tenon church, next Sunday evening. ■ Ossian. Ind. ! Topic. Sacred Songs’that have helped.' ru., ' Mi», CbryMal Barber „ ? A. derWn of Orttat. apent ■ Sunday and Monday with Ifis brother Star Grange No. sort will have an . A. A. Anderson. Sa,1"rd“y ttui»rt w> '»• oow..viii» ■■ I OCTOBER SALE s AUTUMN SALE • Our October Sale offers values not often obtainable. Ir is • un opportunity for every woman in town to secure thecelebrat• ed petticoats at prices unusually reasonable. A large • assortment of choicest styles at' all prices to fill my requirement. t Petticoats, Petticoats, Petticoats, Petticoats, Petticoats, Petticoats, Petticoats, the $1.25 kind for 98 cents the $1.50 kind for $1.25 the 1.75 kind for 1.50 the 2.00 kind tor 01.75 |||£ 0 RD Lind fur IE me 2.50 kind for 2.15 2.15 the 3.00 kind for 2.65 the 4.00 kind for 3.65 • • " S • • Ik Petticoats, colors, bine, brown, black, quality guaranteed flJE rtfl to be the very best for tgJiUU ,2. '"■"’T «■” Monday to attend tto fnoorcl of her pro.,d-d All arc cordially Invited to !nTOto6ih,r. Mrs, Aaron Wonnuth. ■ attend. ■ ,, ! Miss Bailer, Bailey, of Vermontville, Vermontvijle. is tak' , , Mis.* GocoB Iklirtrcd Beat a • Gregory school will give a puu-id . ing the place of Miss Bateun in the tel­ week holding court. The case on trial I । social at tbd home of Frank Blivin*. ephone exchange here, the latter l>eing (is that of DI. Cole. tbe Sunfield deputy j Wedekday October 23 1003 *taJta ‘ j], . sheriff, who shot a man whose bouse I ; bring supper. ’ li«- was watching, and which he broke I j Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Cole left yesterTh< rtrat quarterly meeting ut the « ’ their home, Brooklyn. N* A'.. . into., although he bad no warrant for • day Tor I*. B. chnrch will convene Saturday eve 1 ••• my old : the man’s arrest. Siri after an extended visit with' Hastings , at the home of Mrs. Ickes. The newly ft iterested Grant Muir has commenced theJ elected pre-iding Elder Rev A. W. ! .til at my foundation for a new store, 22x32 feet Ij Suopp -will be present. He will also , Mrs. Frank Town# han been the guest m With of her bister Mra. B. F. Taylor, re­ north of Jesae Townsend’a Agricultural | , preach «»n Sunday murniDg.wben com­ turning to her home in Hickory Corn* I r x>niA. Henry Newton is content pla- 1 munion will be held sod in evening. ■ ’ era Tuebdity. t>nC building a couple of two story ; The Baptisrladies have arranged to cement buildings on the lots between I Mrs. J. R. Thompson and two I tie comfurtaiWes. For information see tis of wood Mr. ’Townsend’s and Mr. Muir's. children of I ran wood, were guest* .of I Mra. Scott df tjteChildren's Emporium the place, • Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard Thursday For several week* past Mrs. Frank '■ on Jeffen»mSt. 'etitral Paannd Friday. ’ Nash has been in Gotfleville. caring , Mich. ' A Sikei Mislal Contest will lie held for her mother. Mrs. Aaron Wonneth. I in the M. E. church Friday evening . Mra. S. A. Crowell went yesterday ' ot Lansing acroinpanyiug her aunt who was -offering with Wood poi* lull­ i Oct. 29 AdmiMion It* and ' cents. Mnt J. E. Downing that far on her ing. Munday word wn* received of Mr^Wormeth’s death. •which urenrred ;i The Woman's Home Missionary So- way tu Bay City. j ciety will meet at the home of Mra. 1 Sunday. “She-was about «<» years of I J. H. Melman. wl>«. recently aold his age. The funeral occurred Tuesday ;• Frank Sylvester Wednesday Oct. 25. goods, at auction, has removed to Htq>i at 2:30 o’clock. A cordial invitation kin* Station. Allegan county, which afternoon. j is extended to all. will l>e his home hereafter. MrxW.S. Shertnaxi.of Grand Rapid*. 1 j Supt? A. W. Chamberlain will give Mra. James Townsend und Mra. was in the city last week and us usual i Ian address at.the Baptist curch next . Mary Townsend left for a trip to her presence here was thi* occasion of ' ' Sunday evening. ! Oregon and California TnCMltf,expectmany pleasant social functions. Tues- .. rn ’ and China are 1 The Preshiterian ladies will iiave, a , jOg tl, |M, al«>nt a month. daj evening Mr*. W. B. Merritt gave takiit; t; c p ;a.-e of Silver- > n very delightful six o'clock tea. cov­ sale of baked good* at Pancuart's store Grgo|} Routsing wl)1> jM^n •wahs-tu' tjic du:is ■; room. We • Saturday afternoon. x isiting relative* ami friends in this ers being laid for twelve, Wednesday , are the . J. • • . • ’tie Hawk » Cut .' Mrs. N. (’hidester entertained a city and vicinity.returned to her home Gias,-," -. th company ot six at dinner 'tor Mra. TEACHERS EXAMINATION. in LaGraiigi. Ind., last Monday. v maker.- ol the Clement Smith is attending the Sherman; Thursday Mrs. N. T. Dia- , The next teacher's examination will ■ the countrv. • mondk-ntertiuned twelve at dinner. iI be held at the court house Thurxlaj . ®eeting -of the State Federation of Mrs/^Frank Hams entertained at tea and Friday Oct. h' and SO. 1M». Women s clnlia in Kabunaxou. Mrs. John C Ketch a in -the-Hame day ’and .Friday. Mrs, Carl ' Smith i* vice president of the federa■ JltfRts tor vKr\ • Cotnmr. uf Schools Wespinter gave a very charming six I tlun. * • । karj Hand Panic* j u'clo<-K Yea. complimentary to Mrs. ”” >ww Mrs. J. E. Downing, who baa been fJChitJ Slterman. Mrs. Wood catering. Tbe small mouthed bass fully de- j gliding several weeks with her niece serves bls reputation for Itelng vigorg. Crowell and <7fber relatives One Thousand Dollars ouh --------------and gamy.nr.n^v from infancy. Hu I* । hcrp He la left’yesterday for Kawkawlin. Thoae who are accustomed to ridl- extremely pugnacious by nature aud j Mich. rule present day •cientists becauae of baa fighting tactics peculiarly bls own b I'tierc !. •. Sjr Pickard to Word baa l»een received from Claud for streugiu. strength, acw»«M activity and craft their Condueas for big words.” said tbe which which for ......... „ . . , . > an;. ■ Jn prOye etymologist, "stllk find them much are unequaled. I once took a bass four and Floyd Pieraon that they reached Inches long on a apoun hook.'the bowl Denver safely on’ Thursday last, and more nnxlerate in the concoction ot . >t }Junj painted, \ of which was more than two Inches ara well pleased with the city and with sown show a lulh ■ words than the old timers; 4-. "For instance, I have just come ’long. 'Ibis bass doe* not hesitate to what they had seen of Colorado. these goods in,’ । across the account of a scientific trea­ tackle that terror of all other fish— Tracey B. Williams, of Cleveland, tise publtehed*in the seventeenth cen­ up. to j Ohio, visited Mr*. N«<b»u Ifariow th. ' inspection of) tury that contains word* even much lays off some ten or twenty feet and fore juirt of tho week. Mr. Willinma more cumbersome than Its tlfle, which, by the way. Is •Panzoologiconjlneralo- then makes n rapid daaii rlgiit into and | jjved in this city a few months aliont «ho "long face." forcing him to ; .jjt vean,, go. and notes a great many gla.' :i good mouthful surely, yet the under the «>ut pt| pt! once or ripping him | change* since he left. meaning H easily,ascertained wbeu the clear out .h< . ... ■ .. .. ’ The'’ Jewe word is reduced to Its component badly that hl is hors ,le combat. The I Hastings, Mich. fact has l*ccn eatablfohcd Hutt bask inCOMMITTED SUICIDE parts. “The list of long titles that were truduced Into a jwnd containing pick­ then favorites would cause tbe modern erel will ultlpmtely'di-stroy the latter. bulk cleric a spasm, yet the list could The same fat<- awaits other fish. .In­ 1 This Morning Mrs. Shupp of Carl­ be gone into Indefinitely. A play In cluding trouL—Outing. trkink verse published Ln the latter part ton Took Carbolic Acid and then _century _______ ... of tbe serenteenUi had1 as Its Ite Jumped In the River. The 1’inns of Norway long enter j ‘ Chrononbotonthologos, ’ alluring title (jhrouonhotonthologos, of Bulbs on hand. talued a traditional belief hi the1 power ' tin/e todo and this rtm the opening wntence: »uiu.. । Thi* morning alxtut 1‘ o'clock Mrs. of controlling tipi wind® 1-y a -mj” , orders solict- ; •••Aldeborontipboseophoniio. where "in? itedai wlth... ’’th^ knots tied In KThis I Shupp. of Carlton.’ living on the Jacob ... ...... tn Thi* «• to all parts ;0f th< left you Jg’hronunbotontholugoiri’iXuter superstition P«'-“ rise to the Odell farm half mile wet of Curltun moleru mouthing actor can rorious induxry of making and selling center, in a tit of dispondbney took , •If the modern hardly get simple Anglo-Saxon words NEUON BURROUGHS ;he Lit- , over the footlights, foot lights, how could he be get these wind coritn»Klng ropes with mug- earbolic acid, and then ran to.the Lit2’T2SProprietor. along wl|b that morsel?”—New }ork leal knots to mariners and fishermen. (|e jhornan’16 rfwsr nnd ’““I*11 “’• I O It was believed that b>’ unloosing the Within ................ten • minutes she was found, „ ‘ Herald. !first knot a favorable breeze was se­ life not l«dng extinct at that time. cured, the second raised a strong gale She was alwnt yean old. and ^h******* and If the third knot was untied It came to this county alwut two years i W woukl prove the prelude to • ago from Ohio. She has been ill all 1 According to Ranulpb H gden, the Hummer, and was very homesick .nd,O witches of the IslG -'i,n “ j1 dispondent, which led to the commission . look tor th TRADE KARfc of the act. ’ 1 to sailors. _____ j you. w da, a'f da da What wt Mrs Geo. Clary was a Grand Rapids visitor Thursday. ‘ We have better ones at $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50 W. J. FLEHINQ W.5. TYRRELL Find COT GLASS and CHINA....... Money Back Store WRIGHT BROS.« OFFICERS. J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice Prulieit. J. I. LOMBARD. PlUltat. PAYABLE WHEN WANTED Money deposited in this bank is payable on demand without notice. If deposited in the payings Depart­ ment and it remains a certain length of time it draws 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually, but should you want it at any time before that period expires you can withdraw' it. i ---- FALL BULBS ONE DOLLAR STARTS AN ACCOUNT HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY DIRECTORS. JOHN F. GOODYEAR. J. T. LOMBARD. W. D. HAYES. • Rubbers! AS THE HUNT­ ING "’■'MEN ’ t t JOHN HESSMER. BOSTON RUBBERS 1. 6. HAYES. Assistant CasAier. W. 0. HAYES. Cashier. w. w HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 30. SEASON IS HERE You will) *lnds, Snort iiuuui.il uuviv DoUw(/ “°ots, Sporting Boots. Call and see us be­ fore you buy. . KJ, RUBBER BOOTS KoCT, C-W. CLARKE &C0. The Quality Shoe Store Douglas Jerrokl bad a way of P«tti« -Mauners of My Time." Jerro^ at a party one night where a doctor. “to Wto toll «nJ tklo •kw “ cl.uon, bad l-r « was short and square in build. 1 urn inr to a bvstander, be remarked, ••There is a mile dancing with a mile­ stone." — . A rUUrd Slna Sine prianu took occasion to ha>« • EStto «•>» ’iui *“ * zoo know. W Irlrnd." I, k Mlz . •‘I did six mootbe or ** “ 1 . out no rimer Kcoaomr at aad Health1 The average humidity in artificially I heated houses la “bout 30 degrees; the average temperature, 70 to 74 degrees. It has be« D found by conclusive teste that a room with a humidity of 00 degrees and a temperature of G5 de­ mes seems warmer and more com­ fortable than a room of 72 degrees of heat and bum kilty of 30 degree*. Dr. Henry M. Smith say" that if a room at 68 degrees is not warm enough for any healthy person It te because the humid­ ity is too low. and water should be evaporated to bring the moisture up to tbe right degree. In other words. £■tBT instead of coal eboukl be ‘“ed~A room, oomtorubta tempOTUta ho «*<*"*“ Ju water to cbeaper U>*n coaljbe n>l« ,bonM Income • popular oM.-Cblrapo Tribune. . F. 0. PRATT, R. K. 6RANT, • CLEMENT SMITH, W. H. CHASE. Rubbers! | You need Rubbers! Rubbers of Every Kind at C. H. Osborn’s. All the best make.-; Candee, Boston. Beacon Falls in narrow and broad ones, for every shoe SPECIAL SALE on FINE SHIRTS i For Ten Days, Ending Saturday, Oct. 28, $1.50 Shirts 99c $1.35 and S‘-°° Shirts 84c Get one while the assortment Is not broken. �HASTENS bannkk, octqbkk 19. 1* 6 NORTH STATE ROAD. .t tta ehordt State, WOODLAND j * Woodland Department FRtKPORT. Walter Clark and wife 5of McCords i visited at Cash Vanderiip’s Saturday BADLY SCALDED. w*n A little child of Warren Bschelder Mis*' Cra Sutpiii of Shepardsville of Campbell* crops up to a barrel churn with Mr, Hurry Water, tor dinner Best\ visited at Wm. Moore's from Saturday I often into which its mother had just put Thnrwlay Ort. SO.' All invited- . There will ta box ~dul rt the u-«l> boiling water, getting it ready f«r com I that the J i Friiluv ere Ort 27. ProKlwits Li.ingrton taturmdlrom churning. The child palled oat the Wrtfor ih. tebool I Peunvitabi. Statadur "^wtare no plug and M-alded its chert in a bad % Mr, urr Fteber .twrt purl be - — manner. VAskforHOOtysoU)/ not recover, but hopes are for its’ .re­ r.ta Wtak at Portliuid .trttilM, Mr. At laat a tertebrr ba. lawn aaentad sLu Co^n who » danfieroody ill | ter lb. intanttadiato room and robool WOODLAND. -SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. covery. S^U .. v rrtlad to tafiao Wadliewlay morning. Tbe ZMr. and Mh*. E. H. Fisher, who । Borxj to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ‘Welch X. m^r tain, —h.r i. Mi- K Banian ot I-nrinfi. BROKE HIS LEO. • have been visiting in Woodland for a Oct 4 a girl. Will Tasker was caught in a w»nd BatU. LT«,«~ , , Will Vandorlip baa toen on tbe few weeks returned to their home in Mra. M. Downing and granddaughpit where be was loading sand lart '■ Detroit Friday, _. -----,jc.ick k liat the part week. Mr „d Mr, Elmer FUtar , b.'. tbe >-rt -»«■ ter visited at Mrs. Julius Hager's SunFriday. He was buried up to his ZttOOD\ Min Grace Hills went to Hartings |iday. . returned to Detroit rttar .iriung bi. : J-. Bntriuk left Mondey morning oat and found a TRADE -1^ I Friday e’ening to -pend Saturday and We-„ it wbUperad that a waist. They dug rmlorrl. Mr. Will Fitber'. «■>. B»Pid’ ,h*re bl' wi" J *» , Sunday with her parent.. couple ol Warnerville boy, white aa. broken leg. both bones being broken Altar. Clerwta. U-tar •”« Bert Wm. T.ylor in tbe rtor. NOT MADE BY A TRiict • L ! Miss 8tata Wolcott of Hastings vis- corting two fair misses home, were . above the ankle. -Dr. McIntyre was wS»ta •ttandde the VlrmuHev. Baling o< Molliken filled tbe called and set it and he is doing as v,' ited her parents,Mr. andJMrs. B. Wol- sadly satiiy disappointed uisappointeo by ny being Being met met by ny ,------ - --------- , . ter-Kinne wedding « XtabTlUe pulpit ol the Cong, chnreb Sunday tbe Uttar ’. mother. rrtei .taot hrtl etprt-ted. a cott over Sunday. „ ___________________ Wedntadav morning and evening. ! Little Kenneth McIntyre the year' home. For full particulars con­ Mr. Iltmml ot Lake O<ltaaa ia School Ii eloeed on account ol the Lart Saturday «■«-, j old son of Mr. and Mra. Dr. McIntyre . suit tbe “cousins. ” । able sociable wan held in the parlors of threshing cloveneed in this vicinity. teacher being rtek. I broke his arm Thursday while playing ! Lenora Mohler who is teaching ' t he Cong. church under the auspices A. Ha>garty has bought a boose in I in his father’s office. . He had climbed school wart of Hastings visited her i Of tbe C. E. Sucitey. Tbe church was CARLTON. towh and is moving. 1 upon a desk and losing his balance fell | parents Friday and Saturday. school I appropriately decorated with pumpkins Mr. Valentine is soon to give up the Mim Waddell of tbe Brown to the floor in such a way as to cause Mri Hager was called to Ply' autumn leaves, candles, jack-o-lantenis, . hie been ill for a few day*. the accident mouth by the sepous illness of her milk route. 1 * etc. Aobut SHOO was realized. All A number from this vicinity are in­ Born to Sir. .nd Mr, F. H.un.y a -October FaativaL’ Village Marshal D.A. Miller and his - mother. best made in ail Grades' force are busy this week drawinggravDaUy Waraer ap<nt Sunday with tending buying crecm separators and daughter. waa ’a.very enjoyable affair. will send their crear.i to Grand Rapid*. ' el nnd raising and repairing cross- jIra> Warner. / . George Veeter and family will mood Mrs. Geo. X Nagler is in Grand Mary Knowles of Carlton who has move to Hartings where the former ' wullu uud rtdewrtk. in tartHuta. tor, Meltin, wheeler „„ En,„t I Rapids this week on bosinaw. Iw,o erwere guests of Mr. and Mra. Ed Let- been helping Mra. Allerding returned will work with his brother in tbe 1 Mrs. S. S. Peckham and-Mrs. ; Edith home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dillcnheck left gun(jay. bakery of Carter * Veater.. i, 1 . .W.I.MWM. TStllnwavisited ar« in Benton Harbor this week Mrj. Bair. CampWl and Myers of ♦ *' Friday for Chicago where Xfa. Mr. . IDillenBirdie Nnah of Greenville | Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler and son t attending the State Rebeccah Assembly. this place visited at J. Curtis’ in South her parents nver Sunday. ♦ . lack vfill take a course in a colh-ge of .femes visited at Henry Hecker's Woodland last Friday. t Colors that will har.non ♦ bartering. He says he can secure a | S»ihday. At the chickenlmv pie. social ,»t the I Mrs. Hobart Me Vane and Mrs. Ward t ize with your other fur ♦" i position i s soon as he . completes the ]Ooe 7»y one they go. the wood cutters. Herb Shellenlierger of Hastings was liorae oOlr. and S. B. Leavens Proctor of AHo were in town Friday home over Sunday. . ? nishings. We can surely ♦ i course. on *"* friends. . Wednesday evening the stewards of tbe calling “ “* A few weeks, ago another one disnpX please you for we are ♦ Gertrude, tbe little-1 year olddaugh- ! pliared.one who has been a resident of Mr. and Mra. Hatton spent Sunday church outlined tbe financial policy of J. W. Godfrey and wife and Clayton + ' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Barnum. t showing the most exten­ the church for lhe ensuing year. , Ehrt Warnerville. but for Miuetime at Elmer Rising’s. are in Chicago this week on bpsiness. t sive line ever shown here ♦ . living near the Free Methpdirt Church had his goods ntored and was employed . E. Ru-m*1 is moving to Hastings, Mrs. 11 B. Gammon spent Tuesday ♦ 1 died Saturday. The funeral was held in Tbe football game last Saturday be­ ' w. Garvitt is husking corn for his with Mrs. John Barry. ill tbe tliA Sunfield finnfutlfl Stave Sluvu factory. fimtz.rv After A buffalo I —all of the Richardson ♦ Monday troai the F. M. church. ‘ tween Lowell and Frrepo t resulted in Ming'successful in borrowing six dol- f;ithe.r in Campbell, X Quality. Note these There is an effort l*ing made to form a victory fur Freeport 37 to 0. , Rowlader and Reiser’s eWvalor has and a good suit of clothes of a to X prices: again the Young People’s class that ♦ is swamped with beans this week They friend, pretending he was going to1 Libbie Rush is on the.sick list. Ray Fox came home from Albi'qn was so popular and numerous last j-imr. t Granite Ingrains. Excellent are running night and day and Nre Warnerville on some business'be is said with a lame ankle caused by beipg At the meeting he'd-at the church HOLMES CHURCH. ♦ shipping out a carload every day. toihave changed his mind and took tbe । He will re­ ♦ Qsality. per jeri25c Tuesday night plMus were outlined for hurt in a football ;gauu The L. A. S. will be entertaiii«*d ▼ Elder Jarvis and family are moving first train and when heard trom a week t Rest Union Ingrains, Fast colors the ensuing year. . . turn ah soon a* Hb i>> able to do to. ■t tQ the village this week. later he was said.to be at Trdwbridge 1 Mm.'«inClair Wednesday Oct. 25. Jacob Wolfe. Boel Sisson and George Carlton Center Grange captured the Durable, per jard 44c j Mrs. Mary Townsend started for ♦ Frank Manasmith was a Nashville this state. first prize at the fair and are working Nagler returned from^Giurlake Satur­ 9112 Brussels Rugs ... . $16.00 4 । visitor Wednesday. I Portland. 'Oregon Monday to attend to capture the first prize in the degree day night. SOUTHEAST WOODLANDthe fair. She will be gone* six weeks. ForesCJordan left fc«r Lansing Mon9112 Wilton Velill Hugs $22.00 4 conteet to l>e held in Grand Rapids l-d The Loyal Temperance Legion met Frank Smelkei and wife’ of Lake Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cain of Hastings . . t day morning. He has had several poRags made. aq .sin fna carpet i „rored hjm elfcn! „t IjMR this winter They meet twice a week Odessa were guests of his parents west lart Friday evening at the home of were the guests of IL B. Murdock and ar.d work upon the fourth degree cork of town Snnday. and border. CALL and SEE ME. 4 business and will look over the ground Julius Huger. Topics of temperance wife from ijtiturday to Monday. ♦be . work tu be given. Deputy Roes were discussed with interest and profit ♦ ' liefore accepting any of them. Dr. Russell and wife and Mr. and wiUSnspect the team soon. On Satur­ The necessary business being transact­ ♦ Dr. Lowry of Hartings assisted Dr. ed in which all prewent -we$e hesrtly Mrs. Abe Davenport of Hartings were day-evening there will be anopen T McIntyre Saturday in an operation for engaged. The next meeting will be guests of M. P. Fuller .and wife Sun­ meeting with literary exercises and an House Furnisher. , ‘cataract ‘.tsru,*# <m Adam Baitinger un fKv, the uvsanf eyea of Adam held on Friday evening Oct. 27 at the day. interesting program. WOODLAND, MIC818AN 4 ; living north east of the village,. home of Boardman Hager’s. A most Mr*. H. B. Barnum was in Hastings Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan of Haat- cordial invitation Is extended to all. ----------- the „ ----- —of— Saturday guest her-----------brother Mrs. Forest Hager has Iwen on the i Hir*m K<>gers and family. ings spent Sunday with their parents “Believe mo,” Mid oid Gotrox, •‘al­ Five’ through trains daily. to the regulation 10Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fuller. nick list but is better at this writing. Mra. Carrie Hauer and -Mk>. Everett though I’m nn old bachelor I'm *ure I could learn to lie a good husband. You Dm:ne Cars, a la carte. Pin Bqtvliiig Alley Several of our local nimrols. who We judge by the way tbe farmers of Clam were the guests of Mrs. Carrie know, n iuau In never too old tu learn." could not wait one more day. took this vicinity are hustling in their corn Parmalee Thursday. "Nor too old to yearn. pertm|K.” re­ and bowl a game of Cvnn<.ct? at JWafoand advantage df the opening of tbe they were reminded of the cold winter Mra. Hattie Fuller sjient Friday with plied M Us. Poehls; “also I'm. sorry to squirrel season to go hunting Sunday. weather by the hail sleet and snow­ Mrs. Della Smith of Woodland. Niagara Falls whh all lO-pins. It is good •ay you’re not too old to Mpuru.’’—Phil­ Mr. and Mra. Chaa. Reiser of Cin­ storm on Wednesday of last week. lint’s iroin the Vi eg. George Hauer and Mr. A rehart of adelphia Press. cinnati are paying a few days visit to healthy exercise and Mr, and Mra. 8. E. I^ndis of Brad­ Lowell were the guests of the former’s their parents' M. J. Reiser nnd wife. ford. Ohio, who are visiting relatives parents over Sunday. “Had dyspepsia or indigestion fur the sport is exhilar­ * Alsun Hill and wife will leave Tues­ at Warnerville. enjoyed a squirrel hunt Frank Ansun and Miss Frances years-. No apptite. and what I did mt day for an extended visit at their old od Monday. We did not learn how Burchett of Prairieville are visitors of distreseed me terribly. Burdock Blood ating. Ritters cured me..’’—J. H. Walker. home in New ,Vork state. They will much game they got. Sunbury, Ohio. - ^R. B. Murdock’s this week. also visit1 the metropolis. et h. K. KPSMr. Mohler is now making prepara-1 Mr. and Mra. ^Fred Bailing of Sebewa '~Ermont Bat<>s who is employed in tioijs to move in the near future ynto I were the ghestsof Mr. and Mra. W. H. Lansing spent Sunday at home. the farm he recently purchased of Eld-.' Hauer Sunday I* *-;i cr Jan-is . 7 “nt HOOD RUBBERS Lehljh Valley Richardson’s Superlative Carpets I NEW CARPETS ; raiiattui Railroad "The Line 96 ‘ NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA 2 i ATLANTIC COAST 0. S. ENGLAND, RESORTS COME : : t : i Willis Ketzbeck FOLEYSHONEMAR WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. Wiarren English anil family spent I SOUTH CARLTON. nic IC. Miss Florence Strickland . is back Sunjlay with C. E, Welch and family. Mr. mid Mr, Frauk Henry nrv nragain in school atfer having lieen ab­ Mr. Hugh Wuhderly was on our; juicing over the advent uf a It pound sent for a week on account 6t sickness. streets last week ^»oking after the in-, daughter. They Ixdag parents to five Bethel Wolfe left Tuesday for Ore­ terest of the Citiihttis Telephone bhsi- i joys the change is very gratifying to neas! 1 ■ gon. X .j: -• them. Guaranteed by Michigan Shoe Co SPECIALS. The 'pupils of the High School are COATS GROVE enjoying the new book “The Call of , Pxtrons on the rural mail route from the Wild.'' Mr. Forest E. Jordan visited school here was given tbeir mail box numbers ■ Thuraday*forenoon and in the after­ • Monday. noon Misses Maude Bates, Stella I Claude Baker of G rand Rapids was Parrot and Clement'Long, Levi Hynes. here on business Monday. . - 4 Woolen B.lackels 56 to 75 cents. . ? Kerosene Oil. per gn'. 10 cents. Nice line of Outing Flannels just u » received. ? ‘'*rr>' i: his brother M. A. Vester with j work. rht.re w-.j u, chicken pie at Mrs. Leavens Wednesday belnmK hislfail supper! night, !1 given by the Ladies Aid. Carlton Grange will hold open meet- 1 [Hazel Hynea, Ivah Schary. Velma Flave Feighner of Nashville was ing Saturday night. The meeting . Benson. Lois Velte and Mildred Cramer buying^stock around here Monday. will be devoted, entirely to educa­ COATS MOVE 6ENERAL STORE. are the banner spellers in the grammar . Miss Charlotte Barnum started Mon­ tional work. room this week. Carlton Grange fourth degree team pay to California in the interest of. the are practicing twice a week preparing WEST WOODLAND. The L. A. S. will meet at the home to attend the state Grange at Grand Rapids this fall and exempliiv tbe ; WOObLflNb LIVWT j daughter Gertrude of Fostoria. Ohio; of ^Irs. James Townsend Thursday fourth degree work. . ? "2 FEED JT/IBLE 2 are visiting their jiarents C. Senter ‘ dinner will be served. F. B. Fleming has purchased a new The Christian Endeavor held their and wife. t r When you want to do any drivmonthly huainesa meeting and social j six roll corn husker and will do custom P ing in this vicinity, come aud see Ford Stowell has bought a fine colt I k us. We furnish good rigs and work for those who desire it. at the home of J. W. Ehret’s Friday | « drive lo ail points. When you 4 of F. Densmore. evening. P. Stilwell has from 1 F come here let us feed your horses. . Mra. ...... - C. —........... u» returned iBiwneu irom Mrs. Eliza Palmerton and Mrs. Della, C. J- Budd 1 and wife of Borland Jamestown Ottawa county accompanied > OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS Smith and daughter Greta visited Mra. Center visited T. H. Rodebaugh'a by tar aUur Mra. J. I. Bn™., Ida Case near Lowell lart Saturday and ^Sunday. J HONrtSniTti frSOHS Il I, about time tome one ma.le a Sunday.­ J LIVERY & FEES JTABLE Mr. and Mra. Offley of Castleton Cenmore toward completing tbe gravel ,. Mrs. Ellis Lamb and Mra. A. V. Ur*™ |er VIfc)U Outcbta and fainUy ^“f^ ^^u™ l WOODLAND, niQH. a Pann elton visited at Fred Schrey's Sun<]Hv -bo have traveled this road ought lo near liosina last Thursday. ... * ’ . . x. it- XT-., rw til .> "m- Demund aud wife visited their know by thia time whether a little “ v v'T n -taushlrt Mr, J. EBlott ol Maple gravel la a benefit or not. - Mm Atal of hew V.rk <uty vi.itej at OroT(j Schaibly’s last Thursday. / BARRY COUNTY MAPS:’ Henry _ . . Misses Bessie and Mary Smith were 0 — Can be had at the Woodland> count of tte teacher b -lng 111. ™nTM1tlon ot tbe church of Cbrirt Remember 1 pay the-bight®t market price for your produce. tIEKRT RrtQL/1 ***0***** ACTION SflLEI The undersigned will sell at Public Sale at hie nlace, three miles we<t. f Xa-liville on the Birry.vitle rotd. and about one mile east of Barryvilb-. n >■ .-tion 38, ■ Castleton township, on THORStirtT. OCT. 26. 05 Commencing at nine thirty a. m.. the following described property !•• wit: 4 < < Postofficc. They give the• Mr. Griawold of Lake Odnaa bua Thunifiay and Friday of laat week. names of every farmer, the■ ■ put in a new cistern for John Sinclair Owen Townsend went to Banfield number of acres he owns,, i and J. Durkee. I Monday to build fence. all highways, streams, J. W. Ehret wan at West Kalamo. ‘•WATCH THE KIDNEVS." churches, school houses etc. Eaton county and clerked a stock sale PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS at Woodland Postoffice, John Veite, Postmaster. I ' ' “When they are affected life is in j for hiafather last Friday. h»w’»Ki4Cm* oCOrand Hspid. Tiiited SHOES °L‘”< rin*W ta prlco from SI to S-A. I am men's woan snots £mAv?RENS' SCHOOL \ SnOtS...... j ney Cure makes sound kidneys. For ; E. Coats and other friends here last ' sale by Arthur E. Mulhollaad, succes- week. j bor to W. IL Goodyear. , jameH Young and wife are entertain­ REMOVED Having removed my law jfllce to the city of Hastings, 1 wish co thank my many friends in Woodland and vicinity for their liberal patronage and kindness to me. I am now occupying the front rooms over the Hastings Banner office and am now ready to meet my many friends and clients, either In a social or business way at any time. My phone number is 452 and ar$ one not having time to come to my office can consult me over the phone. To my many friends in the south and west [part of cbe county 1 will say that for many'years we have not met very often but I now hope to meet you more frequently both in i j 11 1 that he bought of Mell Covell. Tbe Rev.’Mr. Fox preached nt the church here Sunday instead of Rev. C. O. Purdy. f Miss ’jerlan.Wolf of Hastings and Mian , Ella Sprague were the guests of Min i Mablo Ehret Snnday. . I Scott Priest and wife of Woodland visited Cash Warner s Sunday. Mrs. Dr.’May jrf Ohio formerly of this place visited at the home of Frank Wood lart week. -: • •< VMrv tljo'oe ", old extra U!d C br0od 80™- 1y«« .„a $130 up ------------ ----------------- ------------------------ - -ing a daughter from California. i Eugene Hall has moved e,n his farm Gtjod brqotl mare, .-oft at side. fron, th„ Hastings Perdieron Horse <»ray mare Pair two-year-old mare wylta well "SV1”."1 Bob-,,l>« other from a 1 en-heYoa hor-*« Cow giving milk • Cow 5 yuan. ol.l. due t.. calf . Lail calf, tliorouglibied .leivey Brood aow with » pigu Rt able Brood sow witli 8 pig, at side O I C male hog ' 6 young brood sowsrt) ! C full bloo»l Standard brvri Sbropdiit ■ rai!). weight 225 pounds 70 good grade Stiron-diu tywding ewes ■ ■I’b.h of 115 Shropshire lamb-.e lambs 20 brown letrhorn’lie’.iHa. t.’ddi'r Top buggy Two-horse oorn planter. ,-h, v k .«>*. nearly new Hallock weeder, marl ii ly new Square drag Com sheller F. mil can Barrel churn Qiuantvy ui corn 200 bushels of.oats 5(i bu. Imrley Quantity of hay I^rge stack of oat straw Other articles not meutiune I Full bloed O I U sow 2-years-old HOT LUNCH /IT NOON Special for One Week rl’c: LacKina stock of Dry TERMS OF S*lE:-d“ S' year's time will be given on good bankable 1*1* at t> per cent interest. 2 per cent off-for <■:«“■>• YOUR MONEY BACH IF NOT, - SATISFIED , Will G. Hyde, ED Don’t let the ba by suffer from cciema ■urea or any itching of the skin. Doan’s CHntmcut gives instant relief, cures qniokly. Perfectly safe for chil­ dren. AUdruWi<aeU it. w. E. Allgeo, OR �“ WHAT MM work" -~ h1*'"111""1 . HAbllKHb BANNER, OCfOBElt 19^ 9 an.l h. I GflK fDD r”gi° 10 ■*»“XX UULd I UK b.,iw c, * ~~ Continued from pag* ooe- 2RY2UNG FC t’hiv.T"’“ such time as thi. inatitutlon can erect whlt^f. "VKy f,nMr wU1 “”'>«• he THUMB STRING, an ideal agricultural building. I think farm and what /-ropa will grow ro Em* the judging room should be constructed ™"‘«r ' f in connection with that rather than in Ibe'XStk S*?0W1" . from ’"J | connection with the farm liorns. If w ll 2T r ** *" ' •"no‘ '*• :• digested. . " .rp‘7 ’“mp,e lrtckny tT, „ n ' ,l ' ™' ,ld «« ‘■ope . I Tformlng it swiftly you may irarprlM I 1 K'-_ Means pere : they heat tbe oklcl*x»< room sufficient­ tor nn^er prmmt rendition,. MIKl puzxle u WCntur very inurli , tit ytemach ly well ’ we cim get along fur a time. blood L T t .-an'IewnuM We have two line* of inveevigation linml., Wm: Let one end ot It (Al drop i i; dvwda® PROVIDENCE is good to us. work running in connection with the lietWMT, the thumb and toreltneer ot I -•-•j;;. Iraprop* ,h”*'wrLng rt"'1"' . .:.un on the swine division, (namely: investigations MH h. I"'"' ,h' •>th" I pn.viaenc. I, H..4 c< « part, nhlch ,ou retain la your rlekt <r r 4 • ’ distressing' relative to the um of several different ' p.-I nausea.land, two or u.^ Uni„ ronnd , Never l-l„r. in lh.hi«<,rj oru.i, kinds of forage crops, and second, in ­ persisted in thumb: next make a little Mop (Bl 1 vestigations concerning securing of a . weakened • lih the aun, eDd. wm-t, h0,d Etwees i Keoer,Ki«ly >D11 |<mnd mJ • dyspepkU substitute for skim milk for the feed­ ’ • PlentT. Th.,„tH„.riK.inl.lirt,X your finger «ud thumb. ing of young pi£a There are so many , Now let go the end «•) and uke hold ■ k-Draught wheat „.,p ,h„ iBlMhl|t ,w ^E farmer, sending milk to the condenaar------------B * muw ot the end (A,, whirl: you mu.t hare it. fret* pe ire. in this •-tete that there are a large C?P*Tity U'tI,e ,aUert to harvest And left, nlraut alx or elRtn inehe, lour. digested ft.'uiachnumtar of pig producers left without I it to make a barrel of waiter a”'; i« quickly skim milk, and 1 think we are going . °“r ,lmn in previous years. The routh natural to succeed in finding a satisfactory sul>-' ah “ l”‘m®nd*us cotton cro]£ coming i a good st\tnte. There''have lx-en so many in- ' o0' lhe growers are talking io-cent r-x» thorquiries relative to the uro of Iwans 1 c°tl*n and Prosperity. The coni crop i-’.r jtotn.uh for pig feeding that we will next take I lb<! coantry promises to be 300,0Q0,i < natural np investigation work along that line, i bushels larger than ever I«fore. wi’h niL Black* Along beef cattle lines we are juat ** "hole indicated “corn crop, at Ita-i purchasing twenty cow*, high 'grade I ’ ,re '* “, I‘nce*‘’m^anN something like g^' 'pit. .end -horthorn-i Ten of these we will let i* ’ . 5° the • ^nnere. There .vtanoog^ the D. r:-, tbe calves suck, keep a record of the । ■ P ® humper crore of oatx. iitdnooga, feed of the mothers, ami atai of tbe ryc ’ ru *® ’ f, “ x * ’“^ey. tdba«Yo and powill te Tern. w i feed of the ealves until they attain “*!?* worth hundreds uf million-., baby Iwef weights, ray llfto to Utah*. ™ farmer re not alone in being iilenThe other teiicowVwe will milk, lake ; , rhouKb<>nt the land.from the lakes the fat out of the milk, raise the • *nd' from M'M to sea, the I calves on skim milk and supplementary ! ’*’ arv humming with Inrey life. ■ feeds until they al» reach babv taef lb,,rc are no •‘trihvsofconseqtMnceand 1 weights in the proper condition of fin- n° “ny. The -teel indireisb. Then next spring I wan; tu get .7 '* m“ny behind ire orders, ARRANGEMENT OF THE HTUIXG. ten more cows, have them cnlve on the ■ rA<?’5 " ,p ’“hding plant and car shop I’ and you mtfy make h spectator fancy ■ >- re Wording twits fullest capacity. »n In you pasw it , - 1 pwtirrv in Abe spring, let the calvea pass through the •loop, and- -take the great arteries of commerce the j ihold It agnln ^bt,u .aih of >t pa4JkH1 I run with them until fall, take the ! ships ’ shifts and and fhjighi fV*ii«»ht traini trnl... are carrying .. __ - ... through in .1the twinkling of nn eye. calves up and finish them until they all they ran. t Th<» barometers uf busi- ■ To increase the Nurpri*e you may reach the weights heretofore indicated. the roti|l stun-s. ar.' restoring । make the loop as small ire |»ot<Rible. i. Prices to Oct. 28th, ’05 1 want to determine just what the Ii ncNs. . . •” -r ■ ’Illis apparent piece of manual dexteri-1 coiiqwralive cjjsi is by the three iliffer--. . in(.r,..u„ “Ji-rionnvu ty is performed ny by pn.^ug passing uwt that ena end ot of ent mcthuiK If uur work re sucoMdul ......rnr^i ta » ,h‘* A ire quickly a. fwwe want tu exhibit these calves at the ? • I • "me- sible around rhe t.m nf dm ti.n.oH slblw around the top of the thumb; so Icdiw fair, in MuSgm. «t f*ll. , t'u“ng . . 1 ns to come itetween the forefinger and j aud probably alro nt the inlernntional. .. ’‘‘IT .,*5 *' ol'.f 1U1'W *eE”■ in thumb. It will thus get into the loop, | not only-Ikming the animal,. !.nt all ?"."ur f "l(1 ■'> ’"< « !-<' liye nnd you will seem to have passed the i Retail per cwt. $2.20 , , . . t i i .* i ; •*Upr than du tbe peep!*- <>t this end through It, ui'u<$ to the wonder- ’ data relative to fi'ed and cost uf prod- connlrv . i. inent of the. audience nt the seeming ’ Wholesale per bbl. 4.00 uction. ! T' ’ impossibility of such a thing The dairy grade work here which ~ We will exchange 40 lbs was started last year is Iving continEXCURSION VIA FORCE OF HABIT. of Dictator for one bushel ued and we will probably ta able to $’ and K. R. T TO THE PEOPLE OF and VICINITY. 6735 THEDFORD’S black-bpaught Roller. Mill Co Dictator Flour of dean, sound, sweet Popular fifll excursion to Chicago i milling wheat, either red issue the first rejwrt on thi. work ataut Christmas time. will be run over C. K. & 8. and M. <. I or white. • Having located in Hastings at 127 Jefferson Street with a stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Consisting of Groceries, Dry Goods, Tinware, Crockery, Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves and Mittens, Men’s Burnishing Goods, Coats, Jackets, Shirts, Overalls, Neckwear, Socks, Notions, Etc. In fact almost everything found in a general line of merchandise. During the next thirty days we propose to sell these goods at prices that will suit the most particular customer. Thanking you in advance for a share of your liberal pat­ ronage we invite you to come in and get acquaint'' d and see our prices. Highest market price paid for Butter and Eggs .and Country produce. . HOGUE’S CASH STORE was watching grandpa put on i It is a little doubtful whether we । R. R. October luth. At a very low j hiB shoe., “Why do you turn ’em over will lie able'to do any expert mental fare, for the round trip, Tickets will to !>hake ’em before you put ’em on?” sheep feeding this winter, owing to i be gucxl going on train no ;. leaving ' he asked. “Dkl 1?" Bald grandpa. the fart that we will not have briild- Hastings at h:.m a. m. to Kafhmazoo. ’’Why. ?•*. you did: but I didn’t see j ug room for them. ' connecting with M. C, trains, except ; ; i.nything come out. 1 have to .hake I We are also planning lo undertake ; Np; 17. for Chicago. Tickets g,ml fur • tbe tuinil out of my •hoes most every | Retail 9Oc •time, work in horse feeding in ronnec- return paMfge, leaving Chicago not ’ hiornUig." * PHONE 151. HASTINGS, OCT. 16th, 1905. with economic methods uf winter- . later than !(>:;«'a m. Munday.-October • Grandpa laughed. "I didn’t nutice i Wholesale $15.00 tiun ing t'arw work Ikh-mw. I think that 1 2: | that I idiook my. .boos. Ned. but I got i the habit of .linking my uhoe. every ; this wilt ta intewting to Michigan ' time before putting them on when I ■ farmers. ‘ was In India.” In oonnectvm with the pedigreed NOTICK OF HEARING CLAIMS. ••Why dW y*u do >t there-T’ । ] Wc. Will pay $1.00 the dairy herd we shall continm- some of The fool doesn’t know u good thing State of Michigan. County of Barry, m. taniliucA*' ,.ot the; squirrel If • To shake out scorpion* or centlped. ! TU---- , ----------;— hupdre-d pounds for reas­ the work ftrpfogress last year: such for The meeting of tin- State Federal ion «• «.h-r-r.< n.lir 'tat ml«bt ta lihlen ' ~>m«bing extraoHlIuarr it, tla-anlm.1. when he sets It; the lazy mku doesn’t ” - - • ■ thr I'rolnttr < unit tor the i-cHinrv of Bony, onably clean, sound, instance as c.imparis<.n of dry l<eet of Womcn-i Chita in Kalamazoo i s br­ In the: world. He “Sits up on his *“ "" " hind "" paws seize a good thing when he know* IL--1 made on the i.»u> day (if neiober. A. i>. nw., four niontii» from that date were allowed for credit­ j nnd uses the fore paws in many ways Philadelphia Record. • sweet, a / Buckwheat pulp nnd corn meal for dairy cows., ing atteiuhjd by a mjmta'r from. this "Btrt you don t need t«> do it here, for Or* to present tbeir rbdtn* against the eMato uC I Just as n man does. He strike** wkh Benmrit Howner. Ute -d *ald county, decraaed. the effect of a dfederate am’onnt of city. . we don’t-haVe «uch things.” TO prevent writer writeruse iur »nd that all eredltuts of -aid deciawl are re­ To ’*- cramp, use tbe ”1 know: but I formed the habit r»n«l 1i It and wards off a blow from another, r«M»^s added to th*? dairy cow’s ration. ; * Instead . . ,._ .* qulred to present their eUlm« io said Probate The s^pntn-1_ M-asuniis n-«w up*-.'i One scissors of the_ _L pen.. t L.tz | nnd ’ squirrel quarrels rarely go furLots Ot (ourt. at tlw Proimtr Offlcie In the city of Bastand the post of |>nxlu4-ing dairy calves would not pine known that it hadn't now I -Jo It without thinking.” Mwsnaper men are never affected '"by |nx< for exatelnatton m.d aiiowaure, <m or be­ •’Jlabit is a queer thing Un’f it?’ , :her than attempts to cuff each other , ’cramp. • _ . . forethe inth da? of Vt<tarwuy nrxMud Ihat-Mua ! like children.a A lady Who lives In onr writer'^ writer--. r~jsp.—Boston Transcript. rlalia* will bn heard before wild < mtrLonTureEvery -rticle warrant­ by h?n-!Xwdii‘i-'' Wo also expect to feed Ijeeti open for sura^ tony in Barry ; sttki. N<sl. ' day The 13th drfy of Frt'iimry nest, at leu twenty steers this wiiuer comparing county . "it's a very KtroYig thing," sal<tji county nn'l who Is t|fe protector of - • ■ , ■ ■ - -i .. . oclutTk In the forenoon of that day. ed to give satisfaction shoi'k corn and silage, and comparing 1 por tjj, i^^u.ry of : grandpa. “Remember that, my bqy. A. ' squirrels in that region told me that or your money back. euni meaf'iuid drj-l» et pulp fur st^er. tbe state tkr di-posits in th* stn« ’s-inxs habit i-s q chain that grows stronger she had contrived a little rack to be Judge of Probate. DESERT DISHES fatting^inrpo^M.’ । of Michigan frav. passed tbe A.--— ' — every — dpy. -• and •’ '*It seems as ’if* "n bad filled with nuts, so thit they came to ' habit grows stronger faster than a the opening singly, one dropping Into CUPS and SAUCERS I appreciate greatly the interest you > niari- !„n incream* of over J Your grocer has . NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. . fhe place ns another was taken out have-taken in the inatitution. 1 »»>■ (^k) during] the paat year. Nut u tad • kixmI one' If yo” Arunt t0 hnve R,xxl State of Michigan, County of Barry, u. • Japanese and American ware, DICTATOR FLOUR ’ j habits, when you are old. fonn them ami this was fixed by -her window so Notice Is hereby glran, that by au order of tbe cerelyyx'pe that these plans uf ours |. rWjurd hy any means, Probate Court lor the County of Barry, made ou Just the thing for Christmas I while you are young nnd let^hem l»e that she could watdi the squirrels if not cailfhone 283. Uwj -.-nd day uf .Sept. a. V.. 1KB, four may nieet with your most hearty, ap-1' Corn planted after the flood in June growing strong nil the while you lire.” come. One day a squirrel took the presents, Nice line and prices mouths from dial dut- were allowed for credit-prJval. and we shall be very glad in­ Inst nut and was quietly eating it ou right. ‘ is yielding a good crop of sutriid worn, | -Mhyflower. tbe window bent-h when another came deed to have you visit the institution ; as there has not been a frost in this ' are required to present tbeir claims to Mid nnd, finding none in the rack, went”up and have* \X»u look over uur plans in section to ikill any vegetables *> far ■ LEE HING, KSSRJ. If you should be fortunate enough io the eating squirrel nnd gave him a of lUsUnn. (or raaailaatlon and detail, when ever it is convenient for this fall. This has lieen one of the ! or I "■(orc the day of January to take a trip to China and visit Yang­ deliberate box on tbe rar nnd went such claims will be heard l-efore I you to do this. mm! remarkable acasons in years. toe you would >*oe a monument of away.—W. J. fltillman In Century. Yours very truly, Never Iqae faith in human nature. which the Chinese are-very proud. R. S. Shaw. This is k good place to be in. right Well they" should be, for It Is the only Jndge of Probate It Is curious to observe that even the one ’In the world world of of It. Its kind. kind-. It It is in of of It will he seen that excellent results here on thi* old < artiu Luts of nice «>• » »*»* J „ . ! ; TI, 1,. iu that Pure K0111 nn‘1 becamte of its great greatest realists do not venture to be­ aro being obtained from the money folk. her. too. The tnml*. .» that J Ib„ riW „f ,he stow eyeglasses on their heroines. It oRDEU FOR . PUBLICATION. Appropriated for tbe Agricultural Ooh many ot us get a nation that vw are sure of MicklRui, Tbe ITobalr < ourt for tbn OU don’t have tp bring a many of ire get a goda where It stands with heavy chains Is rather odd. too, seeing how many County of Barry. |. ge i»articulariy for experimental work I the cnly good l-’ople in »bc (world. ■I of strong l=nn. Tills uiomuncrit.Is nn chitnuIng women 'do In real life wear cold lunch with you, wrov...,. -r-- left ' At » session of »ald<o«rt. heM st tbn ITohaOi i._in the Hve >t-sk department which ,1 But when yon come to the t»..a vve ...r. arc, not. Whph U’bcr. ’w-get L’et tn OfWcr in the cliy of Hapllnxs In snM County on tu think- I: object of great ctirio.*dlj? ami iMjeniree them nnd are not itebnrrwl by them tbe 5th dtp' of oct. a. t». WK. Present; Hon. city. Come to th* Palace from ' ing tlia: wav. it is asnrr sign we-ne»si; {lf Jlf, value—being worth- a million -— the trust dramatic careers nnd , Prof. Shaw describes Chas. M. .Mwk.lurt.irjjf Prntwle. jlC'-'dHlMilCijt (Xfeaud get a Warm Meal. In the Mutter uf.Jta Khup* of < asMu4 U. take a trio out into ttawork) and j dollar, hire to ta gnanlrel nlgiit ami i the most poignant emotfons. but while . Michigan can well >fiord to follow' ।' Everything -neat, clean atid Mow ry. Dtwused. ClarkAklrlrh hxvln# nksl h i roimr or there’ <k*v Irat robtan tffte It away.. Several | the modern novelist has brelowetl ey» ' thr h ad ;of Illinois. Iowa and N***’’ in mm court hi* iwunnn.pi ayto. for Doeme well cooked.. , J|^fc. bnv,., 1>w.n< lnjKie opofl ibe i glasses on everybo.ly else he has not tu M*i£lbe Uirerrel of said eitato In certain j York in making lil>*ral appropriation^ •e wn.ir re real esuue therein dterrilMsi at erinite K-Ue. Lixik int" the wfatmure ’‘‘I-uangl.BrahlunM vv!1, .^u.-ni It. but m,» fnr.lt ' yet had the hardihood to put them on LUNCH ROOM IN CONNECTION.. It l» Ordered. That the .ird day. ot Nov. A. U. HTs <vh- •■me alonu uffei 31g >0’1 tilings i ||ag b(M,n brjltvIj. (i..fen<led by Ihem. i tile nose of his herolm*. Why ?-Mrs. I«tt. alTtrn o'clock tn the (orei.ooi.. at said pro­ hate oaks:, be and Is hereby api>oliit< t for hearOUR is m;Mfe of the beat I fur :ktl* muney. : D<»n’t '1‘ ’itlr ott -____ ' John Lane In tandem Outlook. In. said |s-t>Uun. and that all in-reunii WtarretM pnr*n materiaE. A bk In saM isllto appear before said court, al said hand. Buicp over it. PerhajA yon may ' Vn (tame. ontAU your grocer for it. lime and place. u> show cause why a Ut-w>ss u» think yott may mis. a chance to g-« a , \y,b(> ean trtl wbnt un obstacle game sell the interrrpol Mdd < -talc In said real«Voiprf 11 NICE UNC OF CI6ARS and CONFECOONERT should not ire gianted, stilcmlid thing, without [kying fur it. ; |4? It-Is great fun. Set stool., eliain. •; We EnfeUab, of course, get ;wbut jwe It Is Further Ordered, That public nottaj rail hardened to Ii n rlblu. < lhn’atlc thereof be |tven by jraiJicaOun cf a copy ot thia ■iThtt i-^not hkely. K«ul. gv»*»»De tables ••anything that is an otabicle- ! change*-.- Nevertheietw I am convinced order, lor three sitcwnsslw weeks prerirxts to ’1 tancta-torn two,factor, of ot their fellow lellow ro-n ra-n go E» ;' m th.the iu<ret «M inconvenient Ineonroolen. -»lacM pl.ee. In .-I said day of brerinz. in the lladUbcs Banner a I that our .ulemnity of. demeanor la gen benetaiiore u. ». , ..,u_ I rooni. . i>t those who are to take part I neKspaoer pi Inted ata! ctn-utared in said count» First door east of Banner Office. There can be no better use for money than making alout thedr btreinr*. in an altog-ther I r~~---------- -- _ --------Kli.a iln-rix cnjre. M. Mack 'In the game have two minutes to get i erated by our pruy skies, uur pietdng Phone 123 Hastings, Mich. RegUlerof Prolut*?. Judge of Probate. different way. Set that <k»wn for a j th<-lr bearings. Then th.ey leave the ! east winds, our heavy, yellow' fog. ami it contribute to Ease and Comfort In the home” (A true copy.] i our HluBhy road, ami pavementh. Th? room and come back In a moment • fact. . ;:,‘c w.ten>nx>r f 'he rroult oi In a ,re<-ent compilation showing l.lludfoMM In Ita meiiutlm. .11 th. , , ,ov af us EngEur. ■ nif is where we spend most of onr time here on ( a firmament of lead. M Many A K K & kkh k k the increanml c«t ot lixins •« 'h’ etatacle. have been removed, init the 'uiiLtlu- man who neglect- to supply it with ll.h people look like Incarnate timbrel j United SUte. dironKhontthe |nut year warning cries of’LQPk OfltE «“<1 the las.—Ixiudon Queen. ■’infort lie can affonl ie failing to perform ui •taunl attempts of the players to re- ! I a. com pared will' "“"r 'ormer year.. •i himself and hi.- family. It i. i.ot«l ib« tann pnaloru torn, member where the otatnclw were 1 | Marie; w.bo never knew her lemon., I the principal itemn ot increase, (lock- make much fun. YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED. । was .peaking of one of' her little en». hotter; <«g< and ek-ems. aho* thc w HO HAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN COHSEHT. ■ ftelioolmah-s. who always stood nt the ■ mort matked advance and llmt -ot. If three'tittle hoti!*-* «tr>nd hi a row. STRICTURE AKO KIDHET DISEASE CURED. ■ head rtf her clnase.. "I should like to • With never n tencs- to divide. to be an inerea.- in 'nine and pn« Sume couches are easy and comfortable, but °}J™ “I hid stricture for eleven years. It finally brobgbt'cn Bright's I be the father of such n little girl.” said I in a direction thought mow d«.ir»H» And If each little hOtu«e bad lhr«» little hale of the Kidne»». I bad nn vncomfcii tati'e slt'-vocg pain tn the •Ti. ii cool 'leal'more so. They have that ■ just tit j Marie’s pr.pa. wbdblpg to point a I bv tl,ow Who regard the fanner', well moral. "No. you wouldn’t, papa," 1 .'I'talitv: thev're beautiful. Another feature is me mess. HadKdewrelouriralafreqceuiN Family «!■■< And if each Tittle muld hud ,thw little- ’ said Marie. "Why uotT’ asked papa. | I doing a. a ha»i« of all prosperity. tpadalfita, patent metlidnee, (Heciiic belt*, all tailed.,* I** KEEXLY CUT PRICE? Call anil see them. • ,TW~ time. owe. "me. .owe ■ her father ha, boon dead two ••The Moonahincr’s Danghter.now in And It «■;»< ti llttte cat had three Utilktta. years. ” said Marie. I it. fourth aucct^rul «iuon will api«ar How many kiln would there be* -------------------------as abovel A realistic aceno <le>i«inK On* Sided. life in the m<»unt*»n" of Kentucky in- And If .Ju h HtU*» m.tM tad throe little rrle'.d. I Mr. T.-I think I -hall ci,.- up my tatmt. Th. fneilmh which r^enUy With Whom she lored to pUy. business, uiy dear. 1 Slight a. well ’ ESTABLISHED 2S TEAT.C. hM „e.n-d«li'..rbd«>mn>«’' ■' ‘ And if each little friend had three Uttl. , jjave some enjoyment out of mr THREE L1CEHAE0 «BALMER». . CURES GUARANTEED OR XO PAY. S«v3rr.iC 5r> «d vC. ALL CALLS ATTEMOED AT OHC . 2oU" ...» wikhwanK «nv * ‘ inoijcy.* Mr*. T.-Oh. not yet. Rnmucl! । I to light » itb a vivid HAS YOUR BLOOD SEEK DISEASED ? culmination affuir of ,OTe '! fild tfVrren *-%nd kit. I Riii But tvlinn when one on- of ns us dies I Intend toizlve to give ; . __ . Eota an .... l’cat. and ui.. 13 I BLOOD POISONS »re prevelewt »n<! mejt fcrtfane dhcsM*. Thev I1 up l» hotiwkeejilug and see little nf of th* the,' tbe idyll* ot She Mbhtucky Were alli"invited to tea. 4«>«.L-»M.nh»v nnd KI>O na Httre Mp the very Mm btood er dievtaim sad un!o$a eatif. •' rit-u c.U I S-wn Ihs r?ltee» will »li« ampl. I f none of them Mould »en4 recreU, | world.—Illustrnteil Bit*. IcaneeecnotaacomtditadoM. Ucwuroot Mer.-ur?, l« ‘ ■’ supprewe* tae tjuqntxne ■oar r many zuests would there beT NBW MKTHOP potrttvely ctr«. all blood dn.caM» Urdrer. K for tbe diKM-ion fit toe. rroliMw. YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MEN--Impr-.deei arts er |aier rxtmM lh»vK brekeu <!owa joex rnieto. Yeo fee) tta eynipuert. Moalw< t.v«r you. M«snt*lly. merit,, pro xnd c<m «* Kad'JrkyHr Knew Toe Moch. | , Daisy-Why wu Maude Oldgirl M> A Loy's waist laundered at the American Lau . pbjwicaily efitl scxiuUy yem tie txt tbe uria you use J ;c be or Auki bfartiomU-lbe!«»' «■>« »«« "If “°“u A curious curloUM Malayan Mulrtyan legend says say. that . an^rv abQ|)t |)er phoiograplw? Didn't BE* An^a Are jeue victim I H»v-<oh lost h [it-» Areyou lat«adia< much longer than if it ia'laun_ g— M U flnlteP |(er? Miiiaie—Oh. they K EL AU £> Bx to *»«.-? ? n*.- »ocr bloo«l > H»ve jon atty oppose '• Ao ««»«•* “ Jr‘“; In olden tlin.-^-the water, nurroundlng dt-red at home. It only costs •' TOC ---------------were ««-tnfMtad award- ;( ag prctty M the makt, •wwe Infested with .word,d bri,bl " 'll s 1 d ««1» i ' “r-doing Iota «fthte work. "j w \ cf.rk PrOD bedanCl — — . fl ,b as to make it ItnpooBlble for th* ? boas 243. The American Laundry, W. J. ««*■ ,1 them, but on the tack of each one It IxTintrodnced. i fishermen to pursue their dally task. A ' - -----------------------I boy advised the rajah to let down into I .aid, “The original of this picture is NO NAMES USKD WITHOUT WRITTEN C©F careftiMr ptwervytL” never ask advice. thing OonfldEntiEt. Quwttan Liat for Hothe water trebly peeled stem, of the tt!w„ roob.rv.etPM^rroWto't banana ptai't. n«L being done, tbe I Iteb ImbmMvl tbeir .words ta^the The minister who bad difficulty ia ask what is I or bu . iy killed. Thetooy keeping bis putiaMoaerx’ eyes filed ou medicine wii A>* . danger to tbe him during the sermon solved tbe diffi­ Cor. Michigan Ave. and Se culty by ptaelnf jt largafcclock directly behind him.- Liverpool Mercury. Goodymr. W. L. HOGUE, Manager Bran Hastings Roller Mill Co NICE WARM MEAL 25 CENTS. Don’t Decide 7 . * ▼ ORDS Y WERE NEVER PENNED THAN THESE. Barnaby Bros., ■a, r & Ki STRICTURE CURED x COUCHES. RenKes &t Walldorff* PIANOS AND ORGANS. BOY’S WAISTS , dr,„„ .DraKENNEDY' �HASTINGS BANNEK, OCTOBEK 19. 10 COMMON COUNCIL. PROGRAM ASSYRIA Common council m« FARMERS’ CLUB ■loo FrliM exeolok. <*»- •• 1906' LOOK OUT-FQR HIM. {QUICK SALES and 5 > SMALL PROFITS < Fe,,0W ------ Money Orders > s < . Now Working In Thi* ! These are the principle* upon which^ Section t we conduct our business, thu* giv- < octiion. • lnS xoa rte brei e.ad. at low prlrw J Notice, tlwn fnj„ tbe J If you want wholtoBoma food, tbi* is 2 . ... . . .. *tbe plbCd.to buy IL A trial will* P«toffice inspector calling hit. attenJ convince you that our silver Leaf J j tion to tbe operations of a money order | Tea is the best—a genuine sun 11 • ‘raiser. ” whois now working tbe > cured Jap tr, at SO renu p.r pound; citi„ throngbom tbi. reetion. He » For breakfast, our Empress Coffee! ----- .---------- _7 , —. . { la a rWldona lorerage. try It. price 1 P«reha»> order, for four, .lx, wren, s 25 cents. < I eight or nine dollar* and by adding the F See out Drv Good* Department for j letter* “ty" to amount of order as ;Su&ie!r”“'derSS?“’. S, wri,te" '“J1?4* “d ei«J*r *“ *m“,U > Also men’» .Negligee Shirts, Jack • eta and overalls. » Premium coupon* given with every prem^umii^*1*^ A8,t j We drilv'r goods to all parts of the s » s • Afternoon. Music.—Kate Cummings. . Recitation—Marion Slade. Discussion—Led by J. F. Wright;— What Can Be Done to ’ improve the present highway system?** Duet—Ira Cargo and Mis* Lathrop. Select reading— Vira Tompkins. Song—Elsie Mason. Recitation—Manrice Miller. Sung—Carrie Berry. • Discussion—Led by A. G. Kent— ' ‘What is the beat method to keep up tbe fertility Of the soil?” Instrumental duet—Violin and organ. Dick and Eva Kent. Select Reading—Bert Ney. Recitation- A Vis Briggs. ■ Closing song by the Club. October Shows Splendidly For All Crops In The State. Operation The Michigan crop report for Octo* fully guaranteed , her shows that September was an ex­ I cellent month for corn, lieans and sugar Of which were gathered in in every respect. | beets,.all good shape and 'promise to break till SELF-FEEDING Smokeless Sootless m a , Having wold my farm. 1 will sell at Public Auction at my widi-n. .. ,)B s Rutland township, one-half mile south and one-half mile east of tl ■■ R,llla J . C>»eper»ting Sterehant*;’ C« Ja». B. Ck>w A Co......... <:*«<.*» • C. H. HtAbup. court fee Tb'*n*|»pteGai» Ca ... Chat; Grace. labor Tb<H. Sullivan .. .. VSSRSS&. -si Interuatli’t'a! Sral Lu................................. ,\e 1 It. IL Halc*. acct.................................. * j|-y n.Xl C. Rayner “ ------ AM C. K.x* " , • AS M. Klckcl. draylng. .. HAstimr* Herald---Ha«tin«s Gas’(*•>....... F. Stanley. Iab.>r C. Bennet S. A OderWC *• SV. Roush •’ " Un motion of Ahi. Barber the ac-, count.-’Were allowed. Carried .•“Ayes, \ Aid. Barber. Brooks. Grant, Horton, • ( / Sentz. Weit-sert. • The following resolation was pre-1 // tented: . . Resolved that the finance comm Glee j 1 lx- autburizdl to borrow «10(Xi to be '■ 1 f I placed In the general atreet funds of1 i I ibeciiyt pavable March 15, ISMXi. niotToo' of Afd. Wels-ert Weibert same same Ij i II ^On' On motion of Atd. । was adopted. Carried. Carried/’ A" Ayes. Ala. 11 f ‘ !. n.rehniRmnirs. Grant. Hort'uri. j Barber. Brooks. Horton. Sentz, Seotz. "-f^Suowing resolution was present­ being so warm as to encourage the ! et>; •breeding of - that pest Pasture*' arc Resolved that the bill of Ftwnk FiKoud and all kinds'ot live atock are in ' llel<> l» »H«««ed Irea thn tollmrloi- ■ j ♦.*»*>- ■ , ■ TBe “Art Garland’ for hard (mi, stands alone as the finest and best stove > 7 J C C on earth, baying pointe of excellence not posseted by’ other stoves. Call and see one. We will be glad to show you whether you wish to buy or not. Weissert Bros This Interests Many Does It Interest You? Having purchased tbe Fhotogfaph Gallery uf J. C. Hurd, this summer, 1 am pleased to announce to the public, that by purchasing this gallery L have control of all tbe old negatives made in Nashville for the past 25 years. These negative* were made by the following different photographers: E. J. Feignner, E.. H. Van Nocker, C. J. Whitney mid J. C. Hurd. If you pave any photo* made by these parties and wish duplicate* frottKhem. rem miter we have the nega tives and can find it foTVou within a few tulnutes. Bring a picture along of the negative you want finished, and thus avuia mistake* Now would be a good time to place an order from thete negatives for an enlarged picture for the Holidays. Special prices will be made on these negative* for halt do?.en or dozen lots. Write or call for particplars. commencing at 12:30 p. id. sharp, the following prppertj, to-wit. Gray mare, weight 1150 ’ Brown mare with foal, weight 1150 Bav colt 1-year old bucking colt Red cow 2 yearn old. giving milk Black and white cow 8 years old, giv­ ing milk . Light led cow 12 years old. giving milk Red heifer 1 .year old Black steer 1 year old Last spring's calf 5 hogs 5 April pigs 7 July pigs McCormick binder ' McCormick mower Local News. All sums o/ $5 and under cash. A tooth Is ti living structure. Inside of each tooth Im a cavity filled v.-.,b pulj>. which gives It life. Nerves and -""'I’ “’hl, £ ! . pulp 1« eovered over by n siirfuce ot ! C. E. Rowlader and Scott Mcfntodi ! enun*«,l. Both Ivory and enamel are ' ; shipped 15 carloads of stock Friday. | harder thnft liny other bone*. Iwwausc j t^ey contain n greater quantity of bone -Not bud for one day'* shipment. I All who had concessions on the fair I earth. Enmnel on the tops of flu* troth | ! gounds during the last fair made t । , - • , .... . consists of Uttle six sided prisms1 i money, and sjx-ak in the highest terms j sWe 1>y „hlp *nd hH(1 toplher .........pv Ilot of thc-Ihir the fair and and tlumuwmrtit the management. This!.,, This < „y an Xqiltaltely fii-e camnnt. Th. is cretainly tbe right kind of tan ini- ' pulp of the tooth become* diseased and 1 । prexsion to leave, and Jxxle* well for-i toothache follows. Turtnr Is u scite'! ■all ’1 future f-ira. Hon* fain*. tlon Hinde made by throe three gland* glands In tire the Ii i r«ik» tlun down .t LitchBelu 1,“' “f i 5^ tbe princi,«l ximmre divercion i. h.v- "*•“ “J*** !'",ller,‘1 M”' I® I . . ’ ' r.lltl h'ti.x r It !■■■ t. nfh In :;iid ,dofioslt it ntl ou tthe teeth in th.. the -I...... shape Ii <v_ R ing water fights in the'street*.and that of phosphate of lime. " I | ! their worst dissipation is ice erea in Want your moustache or beard RllfJKINHU AM RYF ‘’“"Wu»dtv ahMiitlftil ba --------------- ------ ---------BcHn.8 UTt* proving to a beautiful hr-nmn brown nr or rir-k rich Mdi'l/O Nack ? TI Use ”at----------------««.«... . »■»-->. ' _ 1)6 . the -UlOnev ' crop for farmers of this' section. Be-1 Years of experience have taught me how to conduct sales successfully, many of my sales running hun­ dreds or dollars ahead of expectations. Farm and Stuck sales a specialty, and satisfaction guar anteed. Dates can be made by calling at or by phoning to tbe BANNER office, Hastings, Mich. W. H. COUCH, Residence Sec. 31. Carlton. Citizen* Phone 161-3 Ring*. P.O. Address, Hastings, R.F.D. 9. JAS. M. BAUER, THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEER. Has bad 25 years of actual experience. Farm and Stock Sales a specialty. Satiefaction guaranteed in every respect Dates can be mad» by calling at the BANNER office, or with me. JAS. M. BAUER, Hastings, Mich. Citizens Phone 89.529 Michigan Ave. DELTON, MICH. AUCTIONEER, 1 have bad years of experience tn all kinds of sales '•’rm. Stock, General Merchandise, anything you SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. (Ull at ' ’'elton, write or phone me, or arrange * HANN EH office, Hastings, Mich. O, - . y Delton, Mich. ,T rare "Tbe ordinary Persian bill of fare sides a good .’quality and bringing a i Bounds something Him like th. the banquets dis 1 omul* somethin? »>n. S^-S good price, the yield is a big one. P. •crlb.1 !•„ tnur — •• •m • TSTwZ ■ Balzerse* bad 11 acres that yeilded him has spent some time In the orient 31^'bu. to the acre. H. E. Rising "While traveling In- that country I ’had 10 acres going about the same found that the best overture to a way­ I yield, and D. N. Stowell had a big field side repast Is a watermelon, not cut | that averaged 28. bq. machine measure In slices, tu is done in this counter, but eaten like an cgfc. one end being | | to the acte.— Wool.ind News. cut off and the contents eaten with a । . The moat noted dramatic sensation wooden spoon, the roseate fluid tric­ I "The Mocmshiner's Daughter" is an- kling all the time to the bottom ami af­ I nounced io appear at Reed’s Opera fording a flagrant drink when tbe first course Is over.” i House. Oct. 20th. It is mid that the j live* of two people have been sacri- . ficed in the const ruction of this drama Tbe pouto l. one of tbe moet eiluA .tale is told among the denizens of ■ ble plant, ree bare. Benlde. belnn the Rialto purporting that the homes one or tbe moat neceaaary artlclea ot of two people of national repute weiwr rood. It baa a variety ot other naea la sundered through an idle rejvrt A ireat quantltr ot tba ■tar-.-h that jealonsy existed between ^lw*e our laundrlaa la made from It, and aft. Wtbe inarch baa alt been aeparatad friends. A meeting on tbe street* from tbe pnlp what la lea la re«i |n of Louisville, two pistol reports, tba manufacture ot boxen. From tbe a scene at tbe morgue, where the atems and leaven ot tbe plant a fluid coroner pronounced the innocence of that produr o aleep la made. Inman, n prominent Louisville citizen,, have placea bread, cake and puddinja are made of potato flour. all appeared in tbe press. There I•» more Catarrh in tirts roction of tbe Enlightened. country than ail other dlMese* put tuaethrr. Molher-Why aren’t you and Grerrr. and until the tost tow ye^ra was auptxywd to he ncurable. For a rraat many years doctor- pro- a> S.XK1 br.y, U yon, Uttle brotber, uounoed It a load disease and prv«erlha1 local retrod It*, and by omstaotljr falflti* lo cure with l<niu« Hopeful-1 ,-p,^. lr, local trratment, pronounced It Incundile. youd had more exf«Tl»nre brtnidn’ un buy* when you commenced vu him — Home Notes LJH> i ’doST frui “J I, • -I am willing to fl, anyttm,.- axH the applicant tor work. — i m^.re^-Pn^4hW!’d . merchant. Please clcwe the door PROPRIETOR. WM. GORHAM. Clerk. W. H. COUCH. Auctioneer. 1 , , A Dlllc?01 A y Cl oilllo nii'd-.ccr,:,in- GENERAL AUCTIONEER. All -finis over 8’. one ERWAY C. M. Early, Nashville, Mich. U W. H. COUCH 2-horee cultivator. ii.-;-.ii ...w jtooUi enltivator ; Spnng tooth drag <inlie tQOth Obver chilled plow Harrison Single buggy >.-t |w|, Double liarneik<inele l,ani» 4 swarms of bees Grain ctadl. Banning mill Hay rai l. Wood ra.L Quantity.of liav aiidkraw 100 shocks of corn Udiehfo* Henn and chickens (vut Cant book, and other art i twDim. . erouMo mention ’• I parties, where .a party ot men go into | an ice cream joint and each niemlter I Living mummies exist In Tibet, near E I of thti party “rots em up." Happy Cyangtro, nt a.apqt the name of which Itel fl Litchfield. | Iu English may be rendered as "tuc ' MI lbw vou Innght . Irclare enrre *?’*• H”PW “bw’“ T,"’r'' ,r* I g I tirk-et- Th.. af ii-n tv . alx>ffl twenty amalLuave* in tlie solid I m I Clnh ; .ll^L 7 ? r""k’ S’1'11 “I' •“ f”'“ -'»• "«“■><’ ' M ■ ‘ Citlo U111 st'f ... •« . . ‘ **• " u*' ,n irn,u *..stonoi ;I von if you vnn hiivo ... . 1 .... .have W1U Club a ill roe yon have mu not al- ■ ..... and ..nnirtu. They |mdlock.«d E I ready made the purchase They have ' doors, tiny drains and small hole* ! |tei j the liest'course offered, and it shonld Just sufficient far n man to pus* his i : Im* h pleasure to all to encourage the l band through. In these cells men are bringing bf high, class entertainment- I for life with the Idea of thus I to this citv. ' . -attaining merits” •'Onre : ' ' iv.ii ti . i *• . , ’ arc. in’extreme cases, uirvei-srou again i by mortal eye. Even the band which I Went Gireen afreet nearly completed. they stretch forth from tbe small hub- ‘AW/ .. We with for their daily dole of’food Is covered ! / The dose is one, just one pill iiB,ld tln--------^' nn'i«~._ llttle , ,B »»>■«. — at bedtime. 1 r/V<*0 bedtime. Sugar-coated, Sugar-cc___ , . Hasting', had u lot mor-? of jiwt such by a glove. They ftpeak to no uud and i । men as Jlr. Thomas, who hits faith in no one speaks tn. them. .Even tbeir1 Tfesj* I Hastings and is not afraid to invest death Is only made known when they »/___________________________ constipation. taw.rf.MM,: | lihrally | of his means to build up and. foil for several days to stretch out the i l@)j —————————— Mian ....... miiiu lip HllU. hand for food. | THE MONDAY. OCT. 23. ’05 year’s time will be given on good lianiable taper with interest at six per cent, Two per <leid ..ft f । ,asli els. Oats average 85, and corn1 31 ।■ Weissert. Wefssert; , bushels jier acre. . ,. 1 1 —The following ordinance Vas p^e-1 '. Potatoes hurt M early in u». the sea- »•"•«>: poi»u»» were «»■ hm riy uf I) oi Ha»tiuif« ..r.i.uu\: That aiipub- i < sun sun* by by the cuutinued continued wet weather weather. ! . Tbr City Cju_<;j r b.-wwan«u« ><• Aki, t Eater in the season they ivere affected, | >p.> m. to-o'clock a.-hantm.H tbr iuUdwinr day. rn-------------SJ »_ Rarber same w»« I I by blight They are said to ... lie rotting ji qq moljon Of ‘ , ..I. Crerlrd. 2. Aye*. Aid. Bur ; in.Uy ulopircl. •r. Brookr, Gram, Horton, Sent/, I ; Beans uro of excellent quality and 1 ' will be n large cropv Buckwheat • Horton council ad­ MovirJ” by Aid. . .. pATTKx, ) good crop, averaging Iti bushels per urn. city Clerk. acre for the state. , , . Several very desirable improvements I are being made in St. Rose’s hall. K PrvCTo.lie.tor Hick, In-J | U» w«U,re .Sept xW.fre.hi. u.ooth ' Church, on TJJD . •*50 i the state not far from 19.(IQO.(XM) bush-1 •tove can be seen in operation at store of City' I record*. | Growing wheat is affected in some places by the Hessian fly. the weather healthv and thriving condition. Cost twenty-four hours, wo* of v« fuel imvi less ivoo than anc&ii ten tun cents wino for eui muiikj ivui 1 M. Late C. FaIrchiM J.Mato . __ TomtiaacnLum to Co (Midyear Brtw ■ The estimated yield of wheat* this I <ira>ei tkteii Unusually large !J year is for the state IP bwheb-per acre. ,'rt P ’ for- many yean*, j r-tai. . mica illumination • and this would make the total ciop for ' <>n motii Double-Heater attachment for heating room up-stair». n"' • A. D. Mijnirt L. Houfatattcr M. Ricte! MICHIGAN CROP REPORT I For nau «’ Dinner. Virtue becomes a vice as boon as yon S6«C ....... 16.SU IX 13.1 J uu BmtMto ! Greatest Soft Coal Heater ever made. labor ’ . The following program has been BectWck. F. Bauet prepared for the Assyria Farmers Club to be held at the home of Mr. aud Mra. Cha*. Jones. Forenoon. Oper ing Song by Club. Devotionala by Chaplain. , There’s more religion in a whistle I * than in a whine. Wonder -G arland For SOFT COAL ”Th’"follo*Vor woouou. wore «udlM^ 28th. « repreeenUd in figures. r*i^ tbe value j j of the order to a multiple of the « original, i. e., a »ix dollar order is < raised to sixty in this manner. Pay« ment 00 the9C onle"iB *cured tbrouKh | “Si.n£rof’s.pl. 16 wd Ort.3.re. Mrs. Chas. Jones, October iw. H. FAIRCHILD ’ Phone 292. AUCTION SAI, I •! To Be Held at the Home of Mr. and city. ’ « an innocent party, who is promised Highest market prices paid for pro- | employment ms a traveling salesman, duce. • « Orders ■ are passed- on merchants and- at Store open evenings. | I stations? Look but for him. ’ I ■ “Kid. Birber. try a Want Adv in the Banner. H onf-Hlxtc-Tith ot an Inch thick. It AUCTION SALE!! Die undersigned, having sold his faim. will move to Bastings, and Mi l >ell at Public Anction at his farm known as the, Uocky Brown fam. ;i :nile . xcutli of Irving Station, on See. ,fi Rutland townxliip. oil Tuesday, October 24,1905 •7 ' Y0 l@ WtHjThomas has his two honros on Commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., the following property, t^-uit: Bay horee 14 years old Bay horse 12 years old Black mare Standard bred mare 0 years old • Yearling mare colt i' black cow 6 years old. fresh Durham cow 6 years old Durham cow 8 years old • spotted cow 3 years old 4-year old cow and calf Black cow 7 years old Yearling heifer 1 bow and 11 pigs 10 shoata r me wool buck McCormick binder, new this year Crown mower Horse rake horse cultivator ■> plows » Spring tooth drag 00-tooth lever drag Camtal wagon, nearly new i Wiae tire wagoii Doable biiL Hay and stock rack Pah ;!"". 50 bn. of rye for feed Cui—. 2 Hot of double liarnese Sii.t'i 5--tootU cultivator Quantity of hay 2 atrav ' Empire cream separator Nd.! Water separator 3 milk.cans Stone boat Grind stone Log! Shovels Cross cut saw 25 ' 100 Brown Leghorn chii k< n> Other articles too numeroiH p lunch at noon K o 1 w TEltMS OF SALE. SUIil® tS.OOand under cash. All suips oy^r Su.00, one year’s time will be given oii’good bi^ikable paper with interest at six per cent. Two pci < discount for casli at sale. FRANK HOOVER. Frop’r. £ �§OLTHWESTERN BARRY DFPA ptmpnt M.K, ”1 v Er AKI HI E HI “ttzTEXsa,»?<*• statt v Tn. -------------------------------- —'■ -t- ULDRICH BROS.; # .a was ..atvf.i be« i f |R * if Rl f {HIROMfc DEPARTMENT’ ’ t: IK w cultivator tooth drag ’on wagon <>!),sleighs le “aniess 5ln cradle vood rack itch forks ■3 cut saw too utltn- r $5 one pet with ash. 1'7 SHULTZ. Cirad i-wie, « , , MfekhXXr*’ Mra. Frank Krfto . . Hickury Corners aud^ : °f Q«rriT.7^LX vX^‘h tor Mra Mrade zXi '?"r i ‘ We , - --------- - ------------------- . Her sister and nephew were visiting HOPE CENTER. t h<,r and (heir clothes and pocket books John Drnter and family nf Hastings 1 were al>® bnnied* Tb®y «re staying I spent Sunday with Gid Wilkinson and ! witb rhe fo.rmer'« daughter Mrs. Dan] MlS8 Lo®har‘1 of Hastings was the i Douglas. ■ family. ’ PRAIRIEVILLE. ■ ‘“’•'roIDxIton occupied the , i ,,nlY'’»( •>« * E- ebnreh SbrnUy. 1 w S s I ?'lh* Ali“ ““ AUh. °”r 8“”d«v. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT !T >n Sec. 50 itland Jf.E. byte. BANNER'S C.,w.^.nU.-------------- . Lamont Bagley who'has been on the i• Mr. William Count and family of ' sick list is able to be iq school again. Middleville visited at Mr. Douglam ■ Sunday. " •l"1 j Mr. and Mra Harvey Haven, al Miss Elizabeth McCallum (quint Sun­ Sunday., ,^-^^ttb.fere^^lS^ “ Dan Kams of Brash Ridge spent day at Malcolm McCallum's. .I., ai*mi inc fore part of eck in H..*iaa n—u . .. mio Otto Acaer Acker went to Naahvilte Nashville BaturSatur- Sunday at B. M. Jenkim. ! HUur fan,,,.v have moved ) day returning Sunday Ola Douglass has been quite sick tbe j ini the Loveland rooms. , . . . Mo. Wm. TuttU who h„ b«n Acker attended t*»e the Musical Musical past week but is some better at this . ■Sev^rui ,John 'w,n ACKer . nraFVA __ . --o— We ..VII " aai “ r“,i’»l »i Prairieville Friday evening. writing tinder the care of Dr. Fritch I Mi I ■eriouijy m j, munin* . Uttle. town Friday in «the «tbo interest of' the >wn rnday _. ' _ , J ** of Cloverdale. - —a The Cedar Creek and Banfield Base BEDROOM SOUS, SPRINGS ind MATTRESSES, $ Smob D*'be" Qr"'“ •»« Mim Vena electric railroad. ““"th are on the Uek Ihrt. I Ball team* played a game of ball Sat­ DOUDS CORNERSThe ladies of the W. F. M. S. met .... • urday afternoon, it resulting in a yicCOUCHES. BOOKCASES, DININ6 CHAIRS. ROCK- *! The Mi—, Adah and Myrtle MoMrer Mra. Spencer visited friends and at- . with Mrs. Lillian Patton Wednesday. ’ tory for the Cedar Creek team the iL I burned 1 row Dourer. Col They tended the W C. T. U. Convention at ; The concert given by Mrs. D. Shep ­ W । rejxirt a hoe time. ’ score being 7 tu 14. ERS. CARPETS, RU6S, LINOLEUMS; 12 pat- a! ’T? T i C oldwater last week. | ard was well patronized and enloyed Uf The I he Misses Mime. Mary Slur and Bernice Bernie John Doeter and family spent Sanby all. j PODUNK. tarns «f Linoleums rticl ire beauties. vfc ,l«te “ ci„v«,i.i„ SMd 1.1,. —__ l e. s, . . Dennis Collins has bought the Major , Farmers these beautiful fall day at Gid Wilkinson'*. r with , their xt.ter lira Grace McCaUnm. " U^pdatetter farm and will move there d“>'“ eecorin« lhelr apples Mrs. John Bush is suffering from a i(* tvWv *lrK p'“t"r*‘" .Sunday at soon. nnd corn. bruised foot by accidentally letting n ' ■■■■■ ■■■ u. . "■ «• Payne’k cuplioard fall on it. • Walter Logan'of Haxling. Wa. iu u ' “ ’ Zw > ■'•well entertained two w I: .. • ■ t«ogn “ XI.. —j .. . Henry Wert man'« people expect to ! I » Mt,Bnup «POnt Sunday town ------- 2Sunday. . '.gentlemen friends Sunday, who have .. I W 1111 t Ill'll* •.... 1 x,, _ Mi*a xin...t ai , ‘ JUBt returned from a trip to N. Dakota go to Long Island noon where they will Miss Mamie Adams of Cloverdale i «... ... . , ’ 'Mrs. Will-Anders who has been nnita visited tier aunt Mr*. Fred Nausel Im-- ' W’11 ** ?«'“**«* «t the ; make tbeir future limn*-. . f f y w»:- f '.35IES. at right prices. '"IwHh tbeir da^ ^^r - A full line of HEATING STOVES T *ick is **tUlr *<• this writing, HARNESS, SINGLE. LIGHT DOUBLE WORK HARNESS T Uri ta AMERICAN FENCE. ■ «I«««» "« f ,W f f- Z (1/ II MvDetudd „011 daughter prat Greek with ii. m. .'rnkin. and family ui Ghu* Crrak. week. / ' church next Snnday at 3 p. m. *. S. Mr* v> x. ,, , Is* at half past one. Please lie prompt. Mrs. \onng and Mrs. Clare Hughes' n attended thheonvention at Battle Creek ' i ®er,rode entertained the last week. teacher Mis* Ethel Hicks over Sunday. !’• ft- Katnsiwhuhaa been visiting Pay n Ba"k Per cent on Deposits. , We loan money on Real Estate । or good Bankable Piper. We( loan our money at hour, and doi business with people we know are all right. We do a safe, con-1 servatire business and have J Honey to Loan at reasonable rates. Deeds, Hortgagcs and Legal Papers Drawn. 1 ( aud Bonds Sold. DIRECTORS: . A. A. ALDRICH. President. J. G. HUGHES. V. President. E. S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. OR. McLEAV. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERPENMSO. JAMES COLLINS. Announcement. I have bought the LAUBAUGH market, and will add a complete 1 We were very sorry to bear of the line of Groceries. Canned Goods, • severe illness of Mrs. Lyman Anders Confections. Etc. Everything ’ who is no better at this writing. will be kept right up to date in i W. Lance and wife called ou friendevery at way and I solicit my share Mis. Gladys Bachman visited j in this vicinity one day last week. of patronage. ! Blanche Chandler is making an extende<l visit with friends at St. Louis. ' ' Norma McMaunfc is working for j Arthur Gesler. Delton, Midi. ! Mae Larabee is staying ' with Mrs. J I home last week from Charlotte where friends her. hds returned to his home DELTON SCHOOL NOTES. ' she is attending school. .•*• । in Jewell, Miqh. Quite number or of foreign foreign pupils pupils are are | j W j : j '•' “’re aa nnmi»er ill A "uccwwfuli surgical ojHrntion wa* । taking advantage of onr excellent school: „ Eli ^Bronson o „visited his sister Mrs’ Ui I ]*}rformo<i Pn Alrs- Barbara McCallum j «y»tem and lare attending from adju- ,,nt,er hmith Sunday. .•x: .! Friday hy: Drs. J. C. Lampman ' Srnl towns. j Bert Merrifield has bofl^ht a place on i Harry Larabee of Delton. * Miw. Nailer hA* so far. rt^overed ! Bon’1 St- iu Hasting*. m liF.LVO'. MICHIGAN. • ■*'" f" from her recent illqess as to resume i Prayer meeting at the church Tiinra* Mis* ly>ui*u Johnson Johnson of ot HastingHasting* ,; kpr duties iyi the schobl room. * day evening at 7. ■ '-W n. ipent t^unday . ■ Mr*. Mra Vera Vera Loomis Loomis taught taught her her depart-1 depart-! Frank Smith and wife visited at G. : Will lauch went to Hastings Sator-*j spent t^unday at st Mr. Mr. J. J. Hall's Hall's day. -»■» FKUBATK O1CUKH. “ I ’ -- —“:------!-------- -—:— Onr ................. ment^4 durinS aliscnc.-. (hirschool schooltanr-h.<r teachertu W. it-L.i Hastings and.i ■1 ,non urin| her ahaence. [ W. Brown's Snnday. Martin ('handier tntide a busiiKai, St»t" nt MJchJinuj. County of Hat ry.»». : pupil* are highly elat««d over the fact j Mr.'Terry. our principal informed. Mine Tens Bachman ha* returned ELTON. .At s sratioti.of the ProtMe iomt for Or ; trip to Delfun one day last week. u'punty of Harry, holdrn a: tbe probate offiee of receiving several premiums at onr pupils tiia: the new truancy law'.from Wisconsin where she has been Mr. and Mrs A. J. McNaughton uf c,t,r °r RsiHuz-*. In *aM county cm county fair. 1 should be enforced if violated, which ! visiting the past-few week* wcdnewiay tneerdi oav ot Jtot»te»t>et In the year Battle Creek visited the latter's par-1 , Nvv-er can tell when you’ll smash a o- « Cbouaind nine huliilnNl and t!r.;. JT«*i>t. Cha*. M. Mack. JuH|r ut Probate. finger or suffer --a cut. lirtiise. burn or ent* Mr and Mrs M. Gwin. W A ><«ftne« Minister will *.»on lie lo *“* PruVed »° ’* « benefit to the school. I ------------------------In Ui - matter ol the «*tate ot KU HUscald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas’ Ee­ । Um week. «drid »> our midst. A part of th.--------------------------- SOUTHEAST YANKEE sPRINGS deee-iM-d. 1 ‘eV lectric Oil instutitly relieves the pain—, i M "I"1 r,lln8 t!,e duly verP Mr>. Hattie SeriImer after spenditg ' is aitctl up -f”r a l«*rsunORANGEVILLE. i A Hght fall <’.f snow came ulu'.x this quickly cures tb<- wound. ot Wtlttaifl A. lillioo. ihr uuci of mid da­ . ccaM*!, pmjlnathat an InMruineiK now 0.1 file the summer at Aldan Is home on a ’ Mrs. Bert; Brown is a little better at । *’“> one day last week. Farters' In this court, purporting to bt rl>« !a»t win and visit. CRESSEY-----this writing. burry up with yuur potatoes. Better see Mulholland for Varnish. .JS'* admitted to es and nil* ■ i-rotmte and tbe rx«-ul«>r therein ninied ap­ 1 J’olutcNl or som<-other wulUUile jx+nou. Mr. Frank Gillr.Pie ot st. .h,«ph. T., ' .., ’‘r- “• «rOM I. vi.ttinK bi, pxrrat. | "j 11 Shuleri 1. ■ • ... ■ win in ... thi. nun neigh-' tot.l^xi es ana 0115. _______________ . Thereupon it la ordered, that Sami dXy the zstb | '■borhood. ' | ,, , --.iLl ». ». stpiin la*t week did con- i \rr Mt,,i \i,_, rx pr(M.M tnr „ —v---' : s-----?------ day of uctolejr A. D. iw» at ID o'clock In tbe M.ch. v..itod ht. mt.th.-r Mra Norn .irter»l,l„ by broking ol ! 'EjERff0, b,", for the Marine-of said Mr. and Mrs. AN* Heistand visited Glllrepiem.tw.wk inni, Mray .eh tm,- were rnin«l. 1“.? . „ , , , . , 1 at Mrs. Earl Buskid^s last Sunday, i ed and another pniMmstoteMS^IftteMaStto ■ Mr. >>. M. Oliver rad f.tuily are Mr ,n.l Mra H <• Gill. r, »n,l Pw.l“‘J’. "'' b'>™« .s«t><l.y to C. H. Burpee intends starting--his moving from tbe Seribo.r hooto to Berber at Bral., Creek were b. re Bun-' ^ ’k‘ "T* hW i apple dryer in a few days. northwext ot.Deltotl rad Mr.M. Brand- j <l«y w of lheir ■ *• the petitioner ma) not be granted. Aud It Is 1 Jap Raymond and wife from Kalafurther ordered that «ald petitioner give notice j Miss laila Morehouse is working for stetter and family are moving into the Mdl Av. H. Berber. to the per*on« Interested In taW estate, of the | mazoo .visited friends' in Yankee pendency of» «ald petition arid the hearing ?' . ; Nfs- F.rne«t Hall for a few dav*. Mr*. 1 house. lhereul ly causing a copy of tail order to be Onr rt-hral l»«rd hive purrbraxl . H,n on ,b, ,ick H,. ' Spring^liuit’we<-k. Proprietor of published in the Hasting* flANFgK a newsMrs. McMunuing visited her brother ' new cual stove|for the school bouse. r, .. . . ... ,, Ki-er printed and circulated In Aald County of Miss Addi<Norris from Hastings i . w Mrs. D. A. Sherhard with the «• try, .nice !r each week fur three nuoccMlve . Mf. Greer of Ross township Thursday weeks is"»toa to *.<id day of heart ng. Sam Firth i*iat work near Kjilainh- hjstant.(. of jier tnusic scholars gave it sjient Sunday with her parents. REED CITY who is quite sick. . t _ Chas. MTNac-k. i zo°, tniwirsl nt Prairieville Friday and SatThe new fence around Xhe Yankee •’•WMofTrehfiN. SXiVJTIRIUK Frobate RegUter. • 1 Mr. Ellis E Faulkner wa* in Hast­ i New* ha* been geceivi<1 of the seriuu- urday evening*. ' Springs school yard is Ireing completed. | ings last Thursday attending a meet­ illne** Of WiIHim Coo|>er formerly of , !lorn Tuesday night tu MT. and The Silver Medal contest held at tbe ■ T£ OLD RELIABLE ing of the Piiarmaeists uf Barry B. church last Saturday. Oct. 14. I PROBATE OKltat . thi* place. । ■ . i Morris Van Antwert at the home SPECIALIST county. sut- .->f M ichlffui. County ot ItarrjL -a. / • Mr*. W. Fi-Her is entertaining her , uf her parents Mr. .and Mrs. Living- , was well- attended. All contestants , ■Ata. "trsMonof the I'rottaU-«%urt. for Hut ■ Mr A. Pennock is on the sick list. Linter-in-hiw otmlrcM Barry, bolden at the Prolule offiw. in I doing well. Mi* Bbrnebe H.-i.ttutd jjq yqu WANT F EE CON- (<the । sister-in-lhjv Mr*. N. J. Lyon of stun, a !(• pound l»oy. rity of /IxIlks. tu said i-otnty on Fri­ • Mrs. F. Monroe of north of Delton, j ()a]ien wuo day, the utth day of CHI. Itr Rwjhw one tbouSULTATION AN> CORI called here by th>the liU|0 wn of Mr. and Mrs. won tbe honor ot the evening and <and i.!nr hundred and five. is quite sick. i death of her nih*e Mr*. Barbe. . RECT OPINIO OF Pre-went. Chas. M. Mark. Judn at Probate. ■ Abe Hi-rmeuitt ha* l«een ill .the past I Curried kwny the Mddxl. In the matter of the estate of Jeremtan ' Graden Blackman of Hasting* was .' Charlie Cadwallwr i* shipping |<uta- , week; i The Biscuit and Honey Social, held i YOUR CASiL. Wilbur. Drcea-j ,• -(tanntangant siteg th«- i-Hlttoo. duly ven­ --------»---( home over Sunday. ■ h»ee ffom this station. He nii-ed ftOw i Some raifrbad men were in' town I by the Gleaners at Mr. Ernest Cook's ! . fled, of rurR IWUhut . brother of sa'd d"­ well .trended. If you »« P°or y°Ur treatment- CfaM-d.|.ni>Tng Ila KdnH> I 'T.Ukri.o! -ole{estate ' ' * * “ * « of land. Dr. Hamm wEbtnade his first visit i bushel* on 24 acres Friday. may I* sraiit*-t) t. wil litn Hi But<i-ws or w I The Yunkee Bprinn L. A. S. witl H you are J.scour^cd।1 *vnx? other suUaWe t«rnxi. . in Delton last Wednesday, met auk ----- ---------i>. entertained _ fr'ith -. »«• Elmer Reynold* a cousin ]. • Mi-e> Belle. Brown visited her mother I., held .1 the ^nuuuige Oct. -r. All ?nd we Y0"' w« : II I* trdrred. (bnl Friday, the loth day of Jicvewbe A. !».. v*li tut it'o'clock In . good success. His next visit wiH be j from the l^a-t Sunday whom he had not at Kalamazoo Sunday. invited.’ for our P3? unt11 yOu welL i th.- fon-noon. t- a-vm-d for die h-aitng of ’ j seen for HO ^-eats. Mid i-rtlUou him", th.t the ta-lr* ;»t law-nfinaW Come and see us; this is your. i: d.-c«LAed There will lie a dance at the Orangeand ull otlwr tw.rM.ns Uitereeted In Kahler's is ‘ and Mrs.[ D H. Gilliert expect gj)Ie town bull next Friday evening. 1 sa d t-ktare.-ae trqulrei lu appear ht a session of ■ । .... .. --to -new —. house .. Mr. last chance. The Clothiers. uW cuurt. then to be UaJdrti at Hw probate BUDD CORNERS. Mich. I nearly completed and they will sxm ! «, spend the w inter with tbeir dungh- qcU 311. Ueltquand Prairu-vilie. We live to do good, are honest; offier. tn the City of Hiutlnn. In -«1<1 county and show cause if *ny there hr. wh." the prayer ot Mr. XHayton Moon of Ely. Northern with all. ' I* moving in. • i ter Mrc Enwi Barbel who i» iu poor EnjMt Morehou>tf RayjmdJx-slic Forty-five years’ ex­■ the prtHlont-r may not be (funk*!. And It I# and Harry Moon of ’Battle perience free. This trip and today, i furttM-r ordrrvd. that mH petiliofter «lre notice , Mr*. Jessie Risbridger of Johnstown ; health ' Ant.n nf ‘the ’Michigan, local hand, played at • to the persons i nt. rested In $id«L estate of the Creek were the guest* of Frank Cole-1 | pendency of said petition and the hearing ■ visited her aunt. Mrs. Geo. Mane Sun5 only. Plainwell Saturday. , thereof by cauvlnx a copy vt thl« order to man over Sunday. , NORTHEAST BARRY. Th* «bpv« la thti pleturo of the onlr Dr.- A. be pubUsiMri -In the Hasti1i«» Bannkb. a 1 The snow storm of Wednesday was Mias Genevcve Iden has been visit­ B. Spinney In thle etale. Hie hltHjry Ii M, 1 newspajier printed and circulated lu said Tbe Delton Juveniles played the] All who want to hear a talk that i quite severe for ---------------------this time of— the year. follows: Fifteen yeare te private pnctlcy. । county ot Harry.tiucr tn each week for three sue­ , oeashrr .weeks previous to Mid: day of hearing. Juveniles, uf Hickory Comers at this । will do you good come to the Bunnell । waa a j.ymijUit.r that winter kill ing friends in Battle Creek for the past ■ BllaC. Hkcox. . c ha*.M. Mack. week. .! I’lutwtc Begister. -Judt«.o( Probate. place.last Saturday; the former winning I school house every'.Sunday at the usual. M(On t>e here. । A true copy. I an easy victory. ■ hour and hear Rev. Willett*. . । Worelltnwe aMjBted Mra Abe Quite a few from this vicinity ex­ College and twenty-two yean in Detroit. Had charge of Alma Banlta.-lura elabtec* month); ,Mr*v- Ezra Morehouse entertairiml l Mrs. L. E. Andrus is very low with i Hermenitt witb her house work a few pect to attend the lecture course at Bodfqjd this winter. On December 13. 1902. hid axnltarlum The Senior L. T. L. L. last Wednesday | appendicitis. Dr*. Gallagher of Dowl- . davs JaM ivMek The owned by farmer* ! buttwd. lo«7hoqri flfu4n thouw'nd -doturo; but tn 11H “husker" Iiu*kti uwiwu >>> the larm-r. „, bought ' .-veiling. A flue lime wa* reported by ing and Smith of Bedford held counsel CharlcH Sattler hal been spend­ forty-«l«!it hosjni h< h« hhad SQOtbar'' an an4.j will commence . it tn rood *h»pc for bu*l»«w x**m. h« will I, Saturday and thought best Iwst to postpone , ' all. witb dBngbter Mix of thin neigtxirliood . • Imove --- -— to ._ BaMlrg. Mich., U1.V next —— aprir.s. —-whx-r-—a.— V-he work soon. Then just see the corn fly. hat a Sanitarium with »lxty rooau nearly nn few dayx days. { Several from here took part in tbe ।i “ n iteration o|*ration a few Ml.Gn.gcr. — Mr*. Maude Bowe of Battle Creel: is 1 1 B flnn ln ealiin* tMnwlrro Mrx. J-nnie J.nnie Litts till* has ha. been bora raring airing | Musical Recital at Prairieville Friday Mra ---------- r- —. spending a wtfek with tbeir parents at Spinner a Co. Thrir hiitory i» Xn»4n I for Mrs. Aiidrni the past week. Mrs. POLLEY DISTRICT. 1 ! 11 Uhlnna, FnaindWt Ihw <am« hut hw ha* baan and Saturdaylevenings. 1 A ■"'.tor ioXuo >. ,U <-xi«-.«l x.TkMXx-tkWl II... till A week to , Mr*. T. H. McLeod of East Orange- 1 Fine Lake Tira I.. A. 1 rarUl n fine dinner I *'* Kyaplr.it Knr» of Sep'-embr 8th. [tftw., wt>! per. Remember.the BANRay nnd Harry Lunn of Kalamazoo j Thmtov in k Pre. Offlre building. «•>* cralUK l«prove. The office ha. been run byjhla hatra. i ville and Mrs. Mary Ellsworth of Irv- I ptlltlPK pbytlelank Ir. th. same that they cuuld I ing visited nt IL Stoir's several days are guest* of their nncb‘ at Shore Arres hire until about .a year »xo Tlray will wrfe an<itli,-r dinner «. lhe j Mra Alice Bvonra i. keeping l)i Xeraan ft hotel ’ ’ J’ ' • • ! ’ Kennedy bought them o»t and have been run­ tome plrao 4 keel:.- from luxt Thnrx- I tor Mr. Storr nf«r Milo xt prrerat. come and . last week. ning the business since. I am <h« only Dr ’-‘w-* W andi virao MrxifL >nterAn#rt Schaffhauv-r and Henry Storr vankee springs । ■ I| Mf ..... i P E. I’ ‘’.Webstar Wulmter 'ell havtf evei+j-. j tained the formbrs sister and husband mrttie a busines* trip .to Kalamazoo , ’ LETTEB-BSAPS •lat - stock: Mr and Mr*. Bagley of Orangeville j Monday. I Ernest Ox.k and wife of Orangepri.es That , DELTON CHURCH NOTES. NOTE-HEADS I Bewi. BiMell rad Etti storr are tab- j ' Ule ami Wm. Orton rad wife ,.fi W«t 1 Rev. Thoa Yotaig of Prakievillo l8u,’<U>' . iug mn.u-Icon, ol..... Glu.lvx *W Collin, uiI n»n G»n ltiV.-> lake aratnl xp.nl StltnlnV Sumluy With with I'F E E. DILI. HEADS 1 conducted communion twtWice* at the I our time ant the benefit of our forty-four Shultz. ' Raymond and wife. CLOVERDALE. ' RECEIPTS ' M. E. church Sunday morning Oct. | Auxliu FraucixoO ot Dclto" vtoitxd : Tb» ..lv.r mcl.1 <t.M .t the C Nathan of KalnmaziKt spent a rhnt your ailment, our cotwu'tfctlou ar*J ; 1ft. Rev. O. T. Fisfier/Uling hi* pulp*1 ' BOOKLETS B. church l..t Hm.nltiy evening: tlrjT few days of lastj’weck .with the fainily Iriend. in thi. vicinity imt Suntl.y. ’ at Prairieville at the same hour. u fair crowd - The contestants all -did ■xperience. of Harvey Adams FOLDERS | well. The nn-did" wtm awarded to • Rev. G. Fisher conducted the fnnerLulu Reploglti i» hello K*rl «< .the THE BRINK IS NEAR kaiiits -thp DODGERS ' al service of Mra Newell Barber.SunI Blanche Heistand. ('nil and telephone exchange here. tlon* at hospital fret only cLanrtr.f: exact con ; day 2 p. m.at Cressey at the heme of ' Jaeper Raymond and wife who are pf board «hll» patent !• rteoverln*. Bert McCallftm and family have POSTERS Philip Barber, awisted by Rev. Riehl Few Hastings People Know How ut work at the Kalamazoo insane asy­ moved to Kalamazoo. BOOKS of Richland. There was a large attend­ lum are spending a few days here. Miss Elsie Bradford of Ravenna. Near It Is. ance of neighbors and friends. Midi. rl.ltiif l‘'!r •*,Wr Mr’* Be'l<’ R. K. Grant wa* at his cottage at ENVELOPES Utl“-n Michigan. Crverynutc Everytime ,oii yoi neglect backache. All who aro interested in b Bible Gun lake Saturday and Stindny. Allow to become clogged. Allow the tin' kidnoys kid CALENDARS The Hol* Township Bunday School study are requested to meet at the par­ C. H. Burpee will start his evaporu: Fail to cure urinary disorders. sonage Wednesday eve to form a cla.*gi convention will he held at the.CtorerYou get nearer tho brink of Bright's t<»r this week for only n few days run. „ , for that purpose. . • • • • dale Evnngelicnl church on Saturday disease. a* the apple crop is vegy poor. t STATEMENTS Doan's Kldeny I’llla will aav- you Rev. Young preached a very heartBurdette Norris and Mabie’Raymond f-aryngttie. ’ BmnchltU. RrottfhUI Coaeumt11from danger. CALLING CARDS BANNER MAPS OF searching sennon - before the com­ Nov. Jmnea Graham i> "I ,ro” Proof of it in Hastings U-sumony. called on relatives in Hastings Satur­ tlon. Fplttlng of Blood. !>■••• of Voice. En­ larged T"t»He. Incipient Coneumptlon. Aethma. George HuMuird. night operator and munion was administered and was very KaUmaxoo wl*re be ha. been workBUSINESS CARDS Dlrrao-a of the Heart. General DebMIty. Diestation agent on the Michigan C.-nlral day arry county much appreciated by the congregation. Mrs. Dennis O'Connor gnd Miss B. R.. living on Br.mdway, jay,: "I ANNOUNCEMENTS ‘ "LCloverdale L. A. S. will •»<*< He has a warm place in the hearts of have .offered tor month, with a dull Addie Norris Of Hastings were the Kidneys and Dladder. Strictures C<;fc> Upatlon. li uuiL'i;IUrr1’ Fissure. Fietula. Irritable and Indolent WEDDING INVITAT’NS with Mrs. Thomas Fox on Thursdaj. aching pain in the-.mall ol ray lock. guests of relatives here Saturday and Piles. Delton people. Fleera. HIP Diseases. Scrofula. BloM and Skin thill Ma \ I tried to gel rid of it by using home­ ttt&me'n । 'thvhighways. There was no preaching service Sun­ Nov. Uth. for dinner. Iu fact, almost anything hold remo3>.-,. but 1 wa. .ynancrejufo . Snnday. <■ church.., achool Dugal Catnplwll and Ezra Chamber­ I had ray attention called to Doan a day at the M. a church at Cloverdale ''nnlu.U.lbrr.'fCTn®, The social at Ernest Cook's was veryin the line of printing in on account of the pMtor having to offi­ lain are recovering fronr a severe at­ Kidney Pina and thinking they might well attended. Proceeds $4.7.Y An ex­ Iwnefft me I procured a box al A. E. ciate at the funeral of Mrs. Newell tacks of illne»» PRICE one or more colort.. Mullholland. .ucce®or to «. IL Oood- cellent program was carried out. DepGures Hardy Orr aud his mother-in-law year drug store and took it This I । uty Erwin was preeent and entertained RemarKable Barber at Cressey. *l lie Delta Post Olfict. Veen I>»rlect*d or unakllljklly tr»Jt«d. No ex wilingly say. Doan'a Kidney Pdla perlmenta or fall Ur r Partl(« treated by m»ll all with the graphophone."The Glean­ Regular prayer meeting Tuesay eve Mrs. Eliza Cote visited at A. Patton s Our price is reasonable and BF.ezprerff. but perron*! coatultatlan la pre­ did to- a lot ot good. I have no limi­ ers never do anything by halves. f- 6. ADAMS, Pistaittir ferred. • last Saturday. tation In rceotnmaiding them to the you have the guarantee that uohn Duffey is nursing a very sore Remember Date a* parton ar? al way* citiaena ol Haatinga a. a remedy al Vcwded. A friendly cal! rrjiy save y»u future । the work will be wel4 done. HOPE. SPENT MORE TH AN ) 1,000. "^r'aalehyalidealem. Price W cento hand caused by getting it pinched be­ Thu McKlbbis boy. are entertaining tween two heavy timbers W. W. Baker of Plainview. Nob. Foater-Mliburn Co-. Buffalo.. New two aiatere and a nephew, from Martin. Ym*. aoleagwitaforlhe Untied Statxw. JJOUVENffi LIVERY, write.: "My wife xufferod from toog Remember the name-Doan a-and No money is tainted worse than that Mra. Abbie O>u»t of Yankee Spring, REED CITY SANITARIUM trouble for fifteen year.. She tnM a F«d and Sale Stable. which is kept in the cokl storage pock­ Rrro Cmt, M»ch»s**» j ■nd Mrw Inex .Watee. her .Inter are take no other. number ot doctor, and .pent over »1<MO ^ kl ng « extended vi.it with tbe ■««*_ “eLT0". "»"■ et. ,. I Dr. A. B. Spinney will be1 I witort relief. She became very low fomer'. daughter Libbie Dougtoaa 1 and tout nil hope. A friend R. S. HARTER, M. D.. Constipation causes nausea, _ _ headache _______ at Hastings at Parker; ed Foley'. Honey and Tar arxL Id>ank‘ Mixa Libbie McCallum of Hope Ora­ dizziness languor, heart palpitation. Pj- HOUVENIR PHYSICIAN and SUBGBON. Drastic phyiscs gripo. *iokeib weaken House, Monday, Oct, JO, , to thi. great remedy it -red her life. tor wax tbe gu»t of Belle MeCMlum the txjwel and don't 'rure. Doan*' ■ a -------- ---i to ~ from 9— p. — m. -------------- |---- --- She enjoy, bettor health ■!■*“ Regulate* act gently and cure constipa­ Saturday. Ha^tinga, Mich. SffipHONEWAR i ^“o^^rtht T « tion. 25 cents. As|c your druggist. Consultation Free. 11,. Sarah McMurray of Spokam. Triton. Mich. J. SPROUL, $ AL 0 AIC H B RO S ■ > * ",he °’"'r ot * 1 ?M.EYSKlIH(EYCUIt£ Iu DR. ANDREW B. SPINNEY J M V ingl ■erj L L. Loveland & Son,;Oc,‘. That Lum her Bill lat Good Printing «0IT BWHfS YOU PLEASE YOU. W. H. Chase, er & n n * B . only socts. Let us have the next order. Th» BANNER. saix. -Waxb. i. .toiling Mattie Haven. ‘‘U-m-.r.. .....------------- li,u,i. .mxaaaor Ur w. >L Goodyear. 7 - ■I ■ w-'ii * �HASTINGS PLANNING A WARDROBE. THE COATS GROVE HUSTLER WANTS Henry Rag* a Has Built up a Good If you l»ve *”> Tb- w.rtmlM* n.iwt beptotnwd wb chit you *•■!10 •®H"1 . I* U MiythluK useful you want to !<,»u. Tto* urer«„ womiu. dorti wri buy, place «n *^v* *n thc to deride w . "tor!. I*“ «> ing a Flourishing Business. BANNER'S WANT COLUMN. teromlBf. ««• «ibl to theta. Th- Oft <“«• » Henry Ragla, who-is conducting a .dv.al.la* uf totrtafl • If you Mve > butty ulc In tbe barm a atove or very fouririiing tmsinese at Coots ecouulay. One rtlk |x1t!ri»L <me hat. . other household flood, you be utode to fle j Grove, was born in the township of one wr.p. don't uae; If you have any atock . “ “‘£ Carlton. Oct. 27, 1867. He was born twice or thru Uta™ «’ you want to dUpoae of; a houae * on a farm, nnd always lived oh one would If mW nolo" a*11 you want loaetl or rent: My™ tu.tetod Abotb.v .dr.nt.ur 1. to.' want a flirt for houae work: In until March 1002, when he purchased oue (ato, . etotoln ladlvldw.UV to ber fact M you waut to buy. rent or part of the A. C. Wait stock of goods .Pturtruour A eurt.ta «rt!.l*. wKe COto aetl, |uat try our want Column at Costa.Grove. . | flue, ber rotor, to block, white .nd It brtnfls buyer, ud aelleni toirether and only costs ONE I yellow. She never departs from these CENT A WORD FOR EACH btort "nd tto- remit I. tbrt toe IINSERTION. Try It. called biindeotoe without aetuBl, Wtofl mote th,u flne looking. She la ulway. ^CANTED- Potatoes will pa, tbe opei perfeetb dnwd. and tbe bnrtnon, blghet. market price for a couple <»rot ber gowuL.bet., Jewel., flower, loads of good early potatoes. Hinch­ man & Hall. ____ aud ai’cessorles'lK most attractive. One need nut <«rry the limitation WANTEb i <Mi aeveral more famquite us far *4 thto. A dark woman •ily washings each week. •‘38 wpst and Mra. C W. Tompkins from Friday might choose navy blue, brown, yel­ Clinton St _____________ until'Monday. low and white, with j»erbapa a little ■ WANTED^Juk a tew more gaa CORRESPONDENCE. red nnd bright green carried Into tbe cnstomera to make up the needed 11X1 j Mra. A. Coombs will (mtertain thd trimmings of her hats. A blond wo­ so we can reduce the rates and give L. A. 8. Thursday OcL 26. for dinner. man would substitute black for brown extra discount* to consumers, fhon*. MARTIN CORNERS. Bring thlmhlto. and mauve or violet for yellow. Stick apple.Uas ATJlfictric Co. . Ing to these cdtors year after year, the I WANTBD-AfljMtoreU Mra. Eli Hilum was called to Jackson A Very Ezriuaive Order, ’tariLi' wn.’drobe woitld soon become harmo­ Protective eick and accident insurance. on bminw. U»t Frida,. Tb' Or,l,r ,l>'’ »*»“ to • “'T” ... -« decoration. It hns nothing to do with nious arid distinctive. Can give exclusive territory, -ror Alonxo Hilton and -ito will mu>e In -Lrtire(^D - bM foimaea to 14U Having'selected ones eotora. It Is lenn8 Bna lulI terms and full information write or see Jamra Fisbqr'. tuoan, bonrt. b, Blrttor Fmtortck II. at Bnindrtp comparatively i easy to decide on the c H Tbomaa. Hartings. Mich.. L« all rcmnmlwr ths L. T. L at £ '>“»■ »ornatn«l tb.- “Iron Jnw«l.' number of goi ns one needs In a sea-------------- -------------. - . WANTED High-St cash price paid HOVLDERS. collars an<^ eckt fn-mOan, the^n]t. w , F..c<rtMWiar ovnnintt 1 "V the orders of kiilgbibootl th'B ' son. 'It Is nisi’ much, easier to avoid 1 Firal«r»baturdv> vtening. rf|unrk>blr llln,mucll ,„j_, for second band household goods. «. , buying useleid things. If one buys parts in moatt c 1 o t Ii i n gi Tbt-- ant th, rttvei IL Jamieson. Miss Grace Hilton spent the past OU(> solltarj' member in Europe Is on' ahead of tbe wjasou. there Ism much tnucn less le* <• . . . —............. j week vi’iting a courfin iu Hastings. • titled to wear It. nnd she Is the wife the' wrong ’ FOR SALE One second hand Gaso- ) points in the i probability ofl wdeenug. tZ sdu reigning Prussian monarch^be Included Included ! line Engine three hone power, a good Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hilton and of* the ‘ ' *' . j thing. Of eourie white will be The makers- .of the clothe* >"il l"iild thrir One of the-peculiar features, of his ! Ju <v iry u b pertuipe not one. P. T Culgroye. . family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. , the German empress. Tbe insignia Is very beautiful. It consists of a gold entering the mercantile business, was; W(>|| V,U’,UK11 rJdaed that-black Is not shonlders up iu finely WANTED—We have a lot of old of 'laddie,]) Ed. Mead of Hastings. chain set with diamonds, alternated by the fiwt tlmt he had never had any , iMVonnug tu e\iery type-- hi fact, black papers to sell, suitable for putting un­ Gertrude one of the twin hairies of , a ruby heart, to which Is suspended a active business experience, and had no I j, ll0t aU*easy iolor to wear. It should stitched iu minutely and '’,f* ’-aitoL lie 8>1 der carpets. At BANNER office- • Mr. and Mrs. Royal Barnum died Oct. medallion of the Madonna and Child experieced help. Innmumerable diffi- j be uvokled by flie’fasldle ngj<l woinufi. and stiff witban easy turning Cull*R ‘ft suqj LOST—Information is wanted con­ 14 of bowel trouble. The funeral was end to which In turn is suspended a. culties confronted him as may It* im- ■ the thin woinrin. and the sallow wo- cerning a lxx>k entitled Our Young about the neck without held Monday at the F. M. church. Mr. silver swan surrounded by a ring er ! man. A blooming young girl ran wear । Encyclopedia of Travel by James and Mr*; Barnum have the sympathy Iranie of exquisite pearls. With tills magined. but" out "of ’chaos he soon I it. and it seems tri be the right thing >p McCabe, which may have been No other clothes, are made wi such I’are. goes a superb star to be worn on the brought order, and effected a good I-* of all in their bereavement. I for the average aged woman. Others i loaned or given away. Inquire at left riioulder. business organization. I should wear II discreetly, but white 1 BANNER office. * •; Should the empress become a widow i An, new plan >b.t will pk« In. „ ulM.rlf al„.„. Suita of tbe^new double’ • ■■ b ^SSS LBtaS?* ' ‘I’perbly FINE LAKE. fashioned and finished, with th.*r utin:>uk customers he is not slow in adopting. ... ,.«.i » u nt.nr.->nrLitt.. nnd. >hire . . .Rams; one Shropshire Ram ..2 I Mr. and Mr^ Orin Frisbie of Oak­ m>uvabie ) ’ ' ' '»‘is Zrade the Swan to the present crown pri» une of* *the trade this | generally M|H^Wug. It Is economical.- 1 years old. Prices satisfactory. P- T. 11 air Ot excl mirentes and st vl(- that hs* ha* made t 1 land, Cat were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. cess. This order Ims been worn tn ij summer ’dehverijig of goods ; New York Post ««®®er being the the^ddivering I Colgrovh. this this clothing fafyious everywhere atm«u* Arthur Paul last week. to his ii' ' "fOR SALE—Mv J4() acre fann one | his farmer patrons who, live । turn by ny tbe me wife wire of or every sovereign j|i *° "•n farmer *«*“«» patrons |«uuhb who. wuv, h »c within »» crimi nati ng buyer*, are now ^offered 7 c criminating buyers, are Mra. O'Keefe of Marshall wa* a, occupying rne the throne sine- ,] a reaaonaWe distance of his store, mrone of or aPrussia russia Bines** THE UPRIGHT PIANO mile east and half mile south of Woodguest of her cousin Mra. Lois Stanley ! 1443. nnd It Is an object of Intense I Active, snergetiv, and hustling all the ( land. Ten acres good timber, balance | 58 , in first class condition. Good build- i pride In tbe royal family. last week. : time.* Mr, Raglu has built up a buri- ; ingv. Large double-winged houac. 1 new.thzt is a credit to him. and not ! „ , U~ . 7’ Pete Stanley has raised his wind- ; ,u. « . r. • . .. .. . . Even rhe tiprlgiit piano doe* not al- One bank barn 70x44 feet, another j mill higher. The tower is 57 feet high BnCT‘ ^a7‘-* ways solve th.- problem nf how a small ‘ barn 30x45. Windmill and plenty- of ■U.lgift tillij,’. when in the moud. bos , now. T. Aldrich of Hickory Comers ! nn ugly habit ot drilling." writes on j is advertising in the BANNER, and j room Clln tnuhe to contain a musical i good water. Will be ttcld cheap For | Onr line of SOFT SHIRTS Fall was never engineored'the joTj. ’ English oimorver. "It will drill the ‘his weekly announcements have much instrument. Hfn> Is nn arrangement I further partiruiara call on or sddreM | to do in drawing trade hi« way. | that" often works to great advantage George Hepner. Lake Odessa.. .hardest rock-rock which would tutj The insects are getting in their work ' as large before. Dark or patterns to suit 1 In crunijaxl quarters: If the door cold steel-and not only drill, but vton some of the wheat fields. WANTED—To buy a good wound ' the most particular. rlfy It. They have found In Cuuberopens Into the {room, thus taking up i hand ahingle mill. Address Halon Three touring cars passed through land channels thirty feet dee and BE OF GOOD CHEER । useful space. pliM-e the Instrument with here Friday loaded with electric road from two to four inches IndrcumFOR SALE—Farm 100 acre* level, Price $1.00 and ferehce.’ The Interior was jard and men. j good soil, three quarters mile from deCoat of Living May Be Lessened Ac­ ■ pot and store, good water and build­ Mrs. Maud Bowne and little daugh­ glazed where the solid suktance bad l>eeu melted by tbe stal^g flashes. , ingw: write or call on F . D. Pratt. cording to This. ter of Battle Creek are guests of her | | Middleville. . Artificial experiment ha shown that a parents at Shore Acrre. ■Secretary Wilson of tbe agricultural) powerful shock fror a battery will . WANTED—Anyone wanting tu buy. i| The Misses Edith Greer and Grace j vitrify finely powdred glass, but not department predicts lower retail prices ' sell, rent or lease anything to try a Simpeon, oLRoss, wuregueetaof triends | feldspar or quarts The lightning, how­ during the coming winter for meat,1 LEADING 1 want adv. in the BANNER. ever. does ltd* the manner described, dairy product, poultry and other nec-1 at Lake View Thursday. FOR SALE—Ten yearling Shropshire ' not in <M>e pee. b'ut tu many, showing ctasitiee of life. He bases it upon the ) rams eligable to registration, good I that beforc.trlklng tbe ground It di­ BANFIELD. enough to head pure bred flocks. . vided Into several branches, each Hunking corn is the order of.the day i strong enpuj to penetrate and liquefy ] With an abundance of hay, feed for , Jacob L. Miller, Caledonia, Mich R. i livestock and poultry will be cheaper F. D. 57. at present . the solid roe” . and the prodnetion correspondingly in . FOR SALE—Two or three good cows I Mra. E. Tungate is visiting ‘aer '.sis­ creased. The prediction will serve as a | and four or five young cattle. Enquire i ter in Indiana. | at my farm or office. Dr. Chas. Rus- I Negro hem are proverbial foc-bolld- note of good cheer and all will hope I sonng of Prairieville preached Ity. but In ts-respect they are far ex- that it will come true. We have been ■ sell. / • at the Ban Hold ehnrrb5»odj»v evonipsr, ^«!lr4..bv ji«ealu Moorish tribes of Mohaving years of prosperity iri all Indus, FOR SALE—The Jacob Jordan place Flo.nl Btiles whh hon^ last Saturday rovco. who take 11 very real pride in tries. Employment hu been abunci I । in 2nd ward Hkating*, - on East State | the thickness of their skullN. The heads ant aud wages good. (But the cost of ’ St . formerly owned by Chas. E. Diehl and Sumlay from M. ». C. 1 of their boys are kept closely shaven Four, rooms down stairs, three up I, ’ Andrew Adams isgWing apples and ' living has kept up with, or. a little j from the time when biiir commences tn stairs Al>opt an acre Uf ground, wooa I potatd^es at Battle Cnek for 60 cents show upon them and are never cover­ ahead, of the increased Income, .and ) shod and under-ground wtflhlo. I*rice I WE OFFER SLAB WOOD IN per bu. . HYA Inquire of John Bes.-nier at <' ed. whatever tlie weather. This-treat­ the results are not conducive to a j Jewelry store. FIVE CORD LOTS OR OVER A very pleasmt reception for Rev. ment so tends to thicken the draulum. growth of the savings bank account. A ' i FOUND — On the fair groumh Fri| Baldwin and family was held at Coop­ that the laris lire able to light with It. reduction in the cost of living would FOR ONE DOLLAR AND They butt as bulls do. and the weak day a ladies hand hag containing a make easier for some to realize tbe er's Hall Tuesday evening of last week. ' one end nt The bide of the door, so Tbe day was stormy but in the evening ■ point in tbe skull of tbo loser is fre­ prosperity of the land.} Before count­ that tbe door u;lll open against tlie j small sum of money. Owner ran have 1 FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD same by proving property and paying quently sought for by hammering his ing heavily upon cheaper living, how­ alxiut seventy gathered at the. hall to piano kick. Au tr»a brace can !>e • for this notice. head with a stone. ever, it will be necessary to figure some placed su that the door cannot fiy back ($1.15) DELIVERED. WILL extend the right hand of fellowship to ) For n sum equal to a farthing these _ i. Found—A beagle hound. Owner can , hit the piano. Then hang n crane their now pastor and forgot entirely j bbys will split a hard brick across their ou what the middlemen are going to to rod far a portiere to conreal’the back i SSJXX*?!1? a' m> llome. ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY • do. If the packers find some wav to about the storm. ' of the piano. Tlie same plan cun l»e ! wb* । own skulls. In boxing also these Moors Rev. Chas. Palmatier. of Banfieid . receive the blows of tbeir opponents reorganize and.at the same time keep uwd loo CORDS AT THIS PRICE tbe ctoor muinu olwna uMlnuf nolart ,1... lb. _ ---- *------------------ — llMMl whvu thn -' _________ _________ within the law, our hopes may lie illu• gave a temperance address at tbe Cedar I upon tbeir hardened pates. I «*nll 7 •, WANTED FARM—1 want lo bo, sionary. ---------- 1--------------- (Aria ot tbrt, to eiflbtv aerre. with Creek church last Sunday evening. ti??! boiMinm. W. K«l«.y. Irving, The L. A. S. at Mrs. SlawspA’e last ■ This tale comes from New Cale। I wonder how many girls know thnt j Mich. Wednesday was we!P^fiJten3ed and a donla, where a ship was loading up .embroidery should rnever be Ironwl? | FOR SALE—20 good vonng registered very pleasant timynjoyed by all. , . with natives to work In Australia: Well. It ahould not. Tbe -proper *way I Shropshire ewes. Prices reasonable. Serial at Frank Coleman's Tuesday "There were a man nnd a girl—a young * 'In a J <«• R- Padelford. Quimby. Mich. - *- done to finish off a ple<e of work couple they seemed. She had a young­ evening Oct 17 under auspices of L. j frame H: Before taking It out make wnpn I s.A1-^~An eighty acre farm, ster. who began yelling at sight of the GLASSJCREEK GRANGE. Rome strong boiled starch, which, when I 80™1 kn’L good buiMimp. good fence* boat. 'Can't take that youngster!* tbe cofd. ,7777, should be. thick jelly. 7 k I Mnd guotl Program for Oct. 21:3 7 “amJ"" 7* JV ^’ T Will be sold on easy boss shouted. The woman said ahc r* “ ■•• _ -1 ___ . ... Opening song, America. Bn<1 rub *♦« £nna For particulara enquire at the wanted to come too. 'No; we can't ASSYRIA. into the tbe back* Iwirk of ofltlio nnr«llnn-,.-l- re­ ■’ BANNER RAKKWP offler i the needlework, — Roll Call. Response—A suggestion Into sh|p thnt squalling little beast. Leave : moving any Rurphis March with soft, Mrs. L. Park visited at Battle Creek him with Ids auntie.’ . There was no for the good of our schools. paper. Of couraq the starch lx only , ,,F!?MSALE OK EXCHANOE TOR p irt of. last week; (1) Outline uurjpreeent school system aimtie In sight, so tbe Kanaka man. HASTINGS PROPERTY Farm al I Ki •n.rtT onebt d,rk — UUortf AfiV put on tbe worked parts of the iv.i7 Frank Htsrve of Battle Creek visited after taking a look around, caught the explaining the origin and use of the ' terlal, says Homo Notes. IT"? « “• MKclwll to an, ,tarn«u hablt.llon To b.v„ te> I [ V G “301 BU’1 ’ ll . Ji r. D. ft, ’C itizens phone. at Geo. W. Tompkins Saturday and kiddy by the heels, swung her round ope mill tax and primary school fund.I — .... If the work had not t „been placed In • R. “to* «U“ll«bt tor bulib b not po> ' like n rabbit and dashed her head adding Buggestions of betterment— B. | a frame it should Sunday. ‘ bo plUMwl face down- ( FOR SAM: Pull Blood Short Horn wble. Its extraordinary Intensity unajalnst a tree. ‘She was only a girl "M ''»!(. »N' is Un- wreki dor exceptional circumstances can ai- • want on a el<nin. cloth and nailed light­ , Mra. A. T' Shepard visited her niece anyway.’ ho said and slung ber body M. Jenkins. ly nnd evenly*to fit- flojr and treated ulil pig. -Albert kinne. Ruuto fl Music—Zora Newland. . ways is* moderated us occasion may at Grind Rapids lust week. Harting*. Into the scrub. Then they both bopped in the same way} Tange places of require, but its plenary supply 'should Topic—In a poor district school the Dick and Blanche Tompkins of Gah»- Inin the boat and were Shippe<l work should !«• always treated thus,, ’ i always be provided for. YM Artificial WANTED I want to buy outcome of the present .school system, Imrg visited their grandparents Mr. aboard.” and if starch is bsert afterward you 172 AS” "S?* u K ‘■'“tot. »«*- light generally It may he said that i:> or indifference on the part of tbe pa- ins*d not finish off) the ends of silk or Phone 837— fc nil Its forma, except that of vlectrtclt' Crons? Led by W. H. Otis, followed by wool, aa the Mata k«,|>. th™, IVAN rill) A mhldl,. I...I.. < . inasmuch u It D prodm-cd by tbe eon others. plact*. Work carried out In Ulla way boutokwix r in a fatnily^ five } Ad’ buRtiou of otae compound of hydrrtandn ont and tvrttfla on..,unmanly I dnw, F. P. Wilcux. Hart toga IL F*D gen and earboa. previously volatilize Reci Cation- - Bessie Otis. well, but care mutt be taken tn let It I lH - D. Musit—Orval Burgbduf. or brought Inta a gaseous condition, it be thoroughly dry boftce unnalllng It ; Selection—Mary Newland. ' Is more or leva injurious to the atmos SHEEP FOR SALE I will I pS’s I1"?! h"rn ht o,d Dovin^ pbere by consuming the oxygen ami : lieport of committee on visitation of 71,r.k •s«*b*ille on Saturday Oct, 21* emitting mephitic gases. | schools. Macaroon custarfls call for a qn ! T^7at 2 P-m' fifty ewe*' lot» of t«»iRecitaion—Mabel Otis. of milk, two f'gift. one scant tai «lKK>nrnl nf o.rnM.reh. two tobtoupo™, . with intrnrt ,t n per clSv Kta Recition—Hattie Erway. A man named Bill was always get­ fula of Htignr and- fourteen macaroons. * --U.IUV ^nrn>fl*ting m trouble. "But.” ba would say SeuW ll„. i„llk. lx-u the yolk, of th. to hta- friends afterward, “I wai vin­ ESTATE ’rl*6 8ALE 0K *U£AL Hasting! Mart!* Politeness is perhaps Instinctive with ,'"c' well nnd add lh« u; to the milk. v1”5 “^r* t'n ,h'* north end dicated. Wicked men said cruel thingy 'to* twiiMnreli rubbed H uttofl. M»t»• '» ™"T i 1 Grand about rue. but I wm vindicated. some, but witb tbe majority lt‘ Is a ................ IVudntoi.y «kitrieT»a nuiootl. In 11 little Milk. Ihot, th, M ,„ 4r matter of training of the slow and core­ After this had happened seven or eight 1° thL-J"' P* KohbinLaa- Mmes an old fellow said: "Bill. 1 quit ful discipline of voice and eye and “fr ............ . tbleteu.. when eemoee Uto « II* carriage. Under this training all the trom the tire aud flavor with rnullla. UlO Will bo told to tl>« hurbrnt biddar you right here. You have been vindi­ 1 *1 th° toaidenc if a.anfl1c- cated oflener than becomes an honest angles of personal vanity and self con­ Cnwh eight ot tbe mameoou. with . toiit'h'i piwdvct. _L h L d . h rt ririrvd. R oa Robblna sciousness are rubbed off, the person mllluit pin and dlvld. the quantity man.”—Atchlaoa Globe. mjp, p(|1 lb(j vZ°iia’iAyE^FiI“ BtoMtlrbo^d ona becomes adorned with grace, ease, gen­ equally Into lauf-e^rfDrr ft* y«u*old. >to.,ntre>|?7r.;^°X St tleness and simplicity, and what may with tbe cunard to wltbta an Inch ot Cyateal. VRUKTA4UJ> IKllT*”1seem to the untrained observer as the the lop. ntlrrtmt ibe ermdted nue.ro,.,,. Doctor (to wealthy old lady, con­ New FoUfc* ' ** • •‘1*»b8perfection of naturalness may be sim­ thnncrh tbe ctwtard. Beat the wlrte. cation h "V” rnom^ «toxl )<>. valescent after a severe IHdms)- Ouleus-TSc. per' , Ot the etaw to a .tut froth, add a Uttle ba ply the perfection of culture. er M»hu Awb “■y 00 bright cheerful retatior augar and .pread an tbe top of each lleef. live WV-H-'1 nw con“ aM ata7 wltn Beat. <1 < ■' custard, then place ,a, top a whole mac wKh® ““too- Old Lady-Lob, ye8; m<uy. But they tbey Veal ™ivc» *H" •'Mrs. Bpuddsworth. It seems to me," kroon. Brown .Ugluly In tbe ovni and wouldn't be a bl', cheerful If they V«U calves, dn" ner r con w m Hco. alive- $*-*A sold Mrs. Oldcastle, “Is rather Inclined thought I vii getting better. &ga.<rw»«i - tc to loquacity.” Dual*. alite­ »bortRb.mI£n1’Ddain’ r*“ *“> 1 Mottos. dn-vM-! ■'Still.” replied her hostess as she ouort Doni bull one v©>r ..la n tFOt'LTBV. ini>R‘AJiI,’r0<>1’ Mmonfe U l * straightened tbe fl.900 rug. “for a per­ Jorkto^M, Ae*r. 1 wiab you would We hear much about broken hearts son as tall as ber it ain't so bad as la this world, but the Mats ot broken not .lug that «af about ••f.llta* dew though she was shorter.”—Chicago brained gvriuMs in greater. Almoat Mrs. Jcrklna— Why not, Jorklaa-1. Record-Herald. •very day we have to pity the man remind! me too much or the bona. who carries his mind in a sllng-To•ok it |> to „ “ •Wrttart The Cornei Jewelry Store Is making the prices. windows. Trade at Coats Qrove and is Do­ See my FITTING GLASSES A SPECIALTY. Ernies. F• R* PANCOAST Clothes S £ Xi.’-.S^"5- - -7,!” ■ I SIZES 5 0 CHIDESTER & BURTON READ THIS R. K. Grant $JD1E GRANGEJ 37*_ In the Banner’s Want Column Roy^i Bakinf Powder Absolutely Pure Royal Baking Powder is indispensable to finest cookery and to the comfort and convenience of modern housekeep­ ing. Royal Baking Powder makes hot breads, cakes and pastry wholesome. Perfectly leavens without fermentation. Qualities that are peculiar to it alone. R ?,T S- ^SZ. * that you attend church ao regalarty. K A !! -ttb n old B4N- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-10-25.pdf 018a25b3ab5e5d5872fefab65a63c61a PDF Text Text Firn1 You Adverti9e ^theB»"rter’______ flffiETH v^i;- inSSlMKilK wm ®sitmw TION MAIL BOXES] ! JHMMI h twelve pages TH Tll/r IU I AM (AR[ Of LMISLATION Over 2UO Different Kinds to Choose Price Varies From SOcts to SS.OO. THE bio insurance companies OF NEW VORK PAID OUT The iHMtutlice department haa decided to withdraw the rural delivery aervico BIG SUMS. from patrons who do not provide'regu­ lation mail l»xes. Circulars ate to be - “t to all those throughout the country | $3,100.00 CAME TO inYFUFCIU W MM VERY LIGHT CROP OF THANKSGIVING TURKEYS ’*-uTL The Wet Weather let-rf.red With the Hatchin, ot the Favorite ThanksuMn, Bint. gatrt and are the faulty ire the strong build their "adding, a|i Capels lie flat ars set snug ;4f b|xU W”1, NOTICE THE AUCTION SALES! grbly kabte made r dis- you fas never is to suit ON IN :R ID !D -L E: IT ant Adv, lannefs olumn “'ffg W w. < wk*iort«. Oflh* ,’ro p ’at N«rk«ts. Ul«“ JCE. fbuits etc. BjlXDVFOOI* Some Reflections On This Popular i ] SEE THAT LIFE IS NOT ROBBED 1 Hit LISI Song Expressed Poeti­ CLOSED THEIR cally. I In the shade of the old apple tree. ; I’ve waited so long love, for thee. that ' the voice unco I heard, grows faint I SESSION LAST WEEK IN “PEACE AND HARMONY.” with each word, till it’s hardy a whinper to mt*. There is DO no more buzz Kf wc. a Here Ih DUXX ’ |FILLED THE APPOINT­ ^ft in the Ixse. the hlowioma are withIVE OFFICES I ered ah me! and the tree that once j grew where I waited for you, has dmngrj to u old cbmtmit tree. So | m«|c The Eqtullutkm and Apporlookout: In the shade of the old i tionmeat of Taxes. County­ apple tree, where you hear the blamed 1 buzz of the bee, with a • big carving Tax la $36,000. knife that I swiptxl from toy wife, I ,-,-og.o. . am waiting and watching- by gee' goo The supervlron. iJo«d tboir remra. ! or dagger- I have two or three a»d 1 ^‘"rday. The rommittra a. u-ual ««d » «tta* yon’,see: and I'll P™P*nng th. tasmra for eotimimion I "tick all three things in the next guy to 1UK' ""*>.*« by the Poard : th*t sings, in the Shade of the Old Tier board received and adopted the Apple Tree. " "< Haat«<nd comniilloe appionl------------------- —l'J l,M “ I’"' ■" '>» hearing ' H A CTINf.C WINC IIAMIIlUd “1113 room... i plant, ronrimmg of Wpirvmn Johnwm. llimih-y and Nevms. This re““ °' roor BALL MMt E- ing tbut the American people, that is --- -----varymneh lhe servire.oftbi.ee I lhouion, .k„ .1u.f_. , Rhtful ... and manifested its approval by ’1,ou uf tbem,areconi- : HIGH SCHOOL FOOT BALL TEAM ■ m:tt«e jte nnaniaous action in adopting the i>g j coumiittee'K report. thinking that it is fine homwi. fine SCORES 45 TO LOW­ • .The amount, nf fax-« tu lie raised ’ i raiment, nnd whut is termed inaptly _______ ...•■*1 .-.u. with ELL 0. ' thin year for 1*0011: -, pnrpuaes was Hxtd tine society but which is really coarse [ . haudi." at the sum ot *•:; ikxi fur tluf following • ■society, and the having of tempting i . | ; -h.iaid SOME GOOD SALES 1 items: prorated among :h« three. Gne <-te«k HARVARD 1^ ^FCflNn i dainties tu eat.and surroundings which, LOCAL TEAM DOES rnns-nl . Court Fund. . .$ J.&OO UO ARE ANNOUNCED T f’,r *‘ « ■ in ATTrunAiire w wn*“ — - ’ll*‘ ■ '"JiiyraGOOD WORK Poor Ft: in i................ 5, (MX) UP ' Mijwabkce. Actain 'attorney attorney in Milwaplus*. «I • tlwANut which soon l<ccoruex dis—ease wo ray ' Salaries Fund .5, ,000 Ou ecimpanving the chick was J tetter from --—— ’ the American people are coming to ( Said lent Relief.. . . *. soo o<' I MtsceUaneons Lut.-of l.ix e Stock. Farm Tools. and .... 24.000 OU ktwyer stating thut fur this I understand that they miss real nwpl- . Winning Easily. Other Good (iames 1 sum the insurance <*otnn4*»ioiit’r of > Figure- on Attendance Compiled ni.-ss id'thera external things. , , , * fatal i’Bu.naMXi ■■Other ArUcles Too Nuhilud । 1 in Prospect. Local Eleven Show the Ann Arbor Institution .Wisconsin undertook to wh* thnt.no! . .hint think of the happiest peoplejydp I The state tttx apportioned ’ to Barry ■ erous to Mention.” 'laws unfriendly to [the i*iuij»aii!<--i were Coming Nicely." ; I know, the healthiest people you knt*w. Leads the Whole Country, , county -this' ypar . ir f:tu.7$2.12. The ’ । , mid you will nut find them making thr . Vuu wil? titul. hi ::>•■ BANNER this Iiassetl. sittnday afternoon the lioweli Irigb bonnl voted tD-carry.' aii insurance uf li willf , a matter for every It came out that Lil third compani*f VVVU - . .of pride . -. 1I grievous mistake of thinking that i^h'wi tout ball, team tried conclusions $5. JUO. O'’ on the boiler of iln* steam w.vk Hnuotincemcnt- >>f auction sales rnnl.lr ut .J 'Ip d...-BANNER U1 ■ • know i... . .1 .Luppiiu ss i-. rea.ter t«r that in things outside, them-i i mainlined paid tebbytet* at Albany. this sum tu lie the witli th*-.Hratings high school ••leyk-n. heating plant. . That [the Mutual ilifv hud m house thr Vihveraiiy.,: Michigan lends rvi-ry M.|v<v On the contig, tbev know! HOSS M. M.KiNS and nt the end of the game Hastings maximum <>t'-damage* to l <' paid for tliereiwte-ieib taenlters of th- New n jl.-ge and nnhersity in America in !h»t to,p|.nn—i. afi inward quality, lose resulting]from an explosion, and A h., live* on the Charles Biichcllur att. ndauis- Lfiri v. ar it -trod third They know that lb.- rarest pleasures stood 45 tu Ijowell U. ’ farm. Secti.in :t»; Hu-tings tuwjtahjj^ York; legislature ■ were entertained, '■jt nyw it Im, pi-sed is.th Harvard and the. only real pleasures are such us jit was a good, clean game'from sfiirt insuring expert inspection and exumi- • cuuipany's intefvsib thereby will move tu Kalamazoo, anil wo will ami the company'# to finish, the Iaiwl-II team acting the nation of the toiler each year. We he­ and Columbia, the strongait eastern i coine, uot from material ends or aims i advmu-'sl. •*•11 bi* live stuck, farm tools and um.'rsiros. lutoording to official tig- i uor ftom thing, oulsi.l.-. but from hnv- p;irt ot gentlepen and the home team , lieve this wa>[ a very wise move. Onq check it-med iantiarv was ' The salaries of all the county oditers ((uantity of grain, etc. As cun la* sect) ute. o romly elmpil'-l. j„g ,m inner natulv iind life which re- ' pliiying a M|uan game', giving their fui fi^huy iw S. Uh • -. uf ljm*ing. th** were fixed the same as last .year. 1 in­ it xvilj lx; a px> 1 sized sale. The date It i, -rami ilia: the reparation of , ,,.,04. to and appcrciatre the bmuity op|oncnts nothing to complain i»f. i.amouDt being f:t, 1<K ___ ___________ The purpuie for eluding the coinmiMioner of schools. Ralph Rogers, who has trained the will l» We<ln--s«iay Neveni*x*r 1st. th* । neimwrnut department is largely1,,, -unpllrlty. which thi* wn- give i was not stausl in . The treasurer was authorized j to commencing at ;U« a. m. sharp. A lor Michig.n-. phenomenal. Tb«, is mure |,it.,,u,e 1U hiking at nikh school Iniys. acted as referee. ! the document, but i is fair to prchtime J. r~p.ii.il*. ? borrow money to pay-Tunning expen­ No one would judge.from the fair and arnnidanre; for In that one im. of God’a glorious -unwri. or the! itul lunch will be xeryrd at noon. Wm. ■ that it wa- uot to hrf* the Michigan I increrau " ses of the county should it be needed H. Couch‘W-ill lx* the auctioneer. The dep.rtmeut Over Sal more am annelid i glairing roton ot the ttuee in three impartial manner in which hr lifted ! legislature to throw irides ' ' at -* « tin three before taxes are collected next winter. • iinnomicemen’t will te« found on another in the ' <teto|wr days than in stndving tile | that |XMition. that he was more inter'• big. life insurance ctjwi«abies of ;«w i.than l.-l year, tl The committee on claims wreath*! esed in one team than the other. In , engineering wliool being over ll.ki. l»«t pielura Unit grealret niasten uf page. liext picture* that the the greatest master* with the difficult proposition of doZ York. tstt if'uny Is'nutit wasgmned tn either . CHILE NEWTON. TM pn rent attudraca at the latgv.l ,,r the bru.h hare over iiaioli-l Them i« tor’s bills for caring for those who Mr Ohls ban made an explanation of Ij --------»--------- »— — s-*...i.« I I froip his dei-isions. the visitors hud it. ' Having decided to mute tu Hastings I tlie matter which swim- to satisfy Mr. । college* is as fallows: more pleasure in i.t looking into the starry The Hustings boys were a little the had amall pox or other infections dis­ Michigan. 4.O4S; Harrar^. 8.tWTr, I htntvtms on a dear night at the real. need- and quit farming. !>. C. Newton. li.V- Olds. It h. this: heavier, and showed • tar lH it*?r~Toam : eases. These bills were ijuite large in ii the :xnd unv bMl xuoau o* ‘die city Tnniw paid him to art a.» :i torney to look af- Minn<*«i>t*, :l. ,59: Columbia,\K,T25: ' abiding.shining jewels of the firmament : work, and it was thia that won them the aggregate. If some way could be PcnnaVlvania. 4.250; Ctdifornia. M. 100: ; and thinking of what these reveal’uf > in Hrating* township, II1HU on jxuTion their decisivu victory. All played well adopted fixing.a limit for such cases ttg tty* interests uf the Mutual Life Yuh-.'B. 100. Cbroell. 2,W<!; Illinois, power, of love and of eternity, than in will hi»ve au auetiun. sale on Monday. and showed thr benefit of excellent it might >w well; fur at.present this white the Michigan legislature (.•t'|olx*r ftfttb. cummt ncing at 10 u. m. wit-, in .-o«Idn. But nivqrding t<> Mr. 2, ’.»H Northwestern, 2.7 H :. Chicago. lieholding the fin cat creations of a . training. But the work.jif Hants, subject is not a pleasant onu for the . •’.5.,)0; N«*w Y<irk. 2, $00; Wisconsin. Tiffany that may adorn the wealthy ■ .'hair]. A lunch will lx* served at luttnbit-. Hill. Ironside and Bidelman doctors or the su;*.rvi-«»rs. Olds, that liecatuc to • large a job for •2.414 Ol^io. j.HOO. Texas. I.IUM); leader of so-called fine society. There , was especially good. Hanis and Lainbie ’‘ Prof. A \V. Chamlgrlin.of this city, ’noun. W. H. Coach will act as auc- him to lumdlejilunu. «o he Hired ether : Neiinvka. L70u: Iowa. "i.iMSI; Stau- is mon* pleasure in sitting down to a , •d particularly distinguishing tbcmwlves was elected a membet of the county attonij- w’n*tht;r‘ j ford, i.ofa Kansas: !,r».l'.i; Pru)*1. ton. liieal of simple food with a nul-hnnger by the good judgment .and fine pluys examining board for teachers. Prof. tneml4*rs of th‘* b gia aturc or not duerj38!; Mi*h>un. 1^30; and a craving appetite, than iu mincing Cbamlierlin is well qualifiedj for this ■vt-n.coWx U*»id*.s <>th.*r live Stock, «i not appear, but he «1 "dares the monev made when they would count most. ! irginiu. •■<>. uver.dnnties that may hare cost a j.tntitj 5>’f grain, a lot of farm tools wa* nit Used corrupt ly. It has l»s-n Colorado The dwisive •core, which was iof position and should make a very useful , small fortune and tor which the whole course-reported in the state press, evi- member of the boanl. I kuow.'j io lie true in the past that seijiaworld has been ransacked to feed the dvutly impreMMMl other high school hordes wil! be r-jiecially Interested in The excellent work done by Fred H. E. DOWNING. ; to?s who were iawyvi s mid HH*inl>?rs of pampered «pjtetito. of the luxurious, i trams that Hastings high school hint,. Hyersou as janitor was recognized by the, .Struty wuj»d mare'aDd the Stron g- the bHiate mdicixnj committee nnd I the lioanl,and he was re-elected and. Hi* And these really do not enjoy the . some foot-ball timber, for since then ! Wisxl two year old advertised. Note • therefore iu « pueitltsi to throttle 'pyoHas Had N cry Successful Career a. things their luxurious tastes huVe de­ invitations to plav with Grand Rapids pay fixed at .'in­ i he advcntiseqient vlwwheie and re- ira«d laws or report Meh measure: as mandril, because they answer to no ‘ P. W. Burge*'waa on Friday re-elec­ Auctioneer. Knows Value of and Holland teams have been receivid. bi an mealier ihe\date j they pleased, such lawyers have l*een real nets! of the system. and minister | The boys are putting in consider able ted drain commissioner. Mr. Burgau* THEODORE -DcMOTT. • known m the past accept fees from , Property Offered. ■ to no real demand of a real life. time at-practice.and will be able to pat has. we believe, sought to perform the •cnreUirnnd *. as among BjinuW-rn health obliges him to 1 -corporalions or indhiduals for doing i duties of this office with credit and H. E Ih’WiHiig. of Nashville.. hart , We argue for no monkish life, no up! a strong game. lit dlipger* wlaj •fuit farming. Theodore S. DeMott, ; or failing to do thiiu^. and at the ~am< had 42 years of Micwwdu! oxpe ienceas asceticism. This is a beaaitful world. Our citizens should give to the boy.-s s-.itis fact ion. It is a very difficult place . i’l ihip|ifr> ii.iv> j time they hud -.wo ’ D jto prote ct uni! d«the bl who liven just Nist of the city limits ■ tin auctioneer, and has cried witne of ' and Uod pity the man or the woman all; possible eneburagemetit for it will to fill,, for the coinmitiaioncr has to de­ of Iteaticb 9, in HaMings township , fi nd the rights and j interests ..r tin • dhe largest rah** ft» this ami adjoining who does not enjoy it. The social bu a credit to the town and to its cide a good imuiy points that touch wilj huvu an auction sab- on Tuesday. I people of thit* state. J ”-^.-.7icountreK and calls f?r his — rviees iw | oceasionsand functions have their place. schools to have an eleven that will play !5 the pocketbooks of the taxpayers. No z MrtaiiTit .if >ut of the Ortblier '-list., commencing ■ at ! But the sinning ten': all on the side inaWt-r how sincere he may be. or how j anetiww rutne from places 2A mikw I But th.* simple things, 'the : simple the game honorably and well. ■ new tif the a. tn. A lunch will be served’.-it noon. ' uf the life insiiranre! companil*. Fur pleasures, siiouid be our l»est pleasures, ■ good judgment he may use. a drain ' diiitant from hin home. forrniBivT ildte: pure- W. H. Cduch will be the auctioneer. laws have te-en introduced nt Lansing i' and the heart-to-heart visits of friend commissioner cannot please everybody. It idminh hr departI with friend, whose mutual, tastes ie^id RECEIVED THE GOLD MEDAL We tielieve Mr. Burgess has tried to do Mr. peMott udvrrtiMS a lot of live ; fur the purpose uf timking some) one . ot’! j to’ plain living and high thinking” stock, grain, fodder and a large lot of i put up money, and with no v his duty, and that be deserv.*d to In­ j having them enacteujinto laws. , • farm tools. Mr. DeMott also adverI are so far, above the glitter of so-called The Tydcn Car Seal Awarded Gold re-elected. and are jilea^d that he wtu tisr.s for a buyer for his’ farm. Note || All this argues for fjsleral superd-ion J j fine society as no; to beeven mentioned’ chosen again. We telieve'l the sonti Medal at the St. Louis Ex­ the the advertisement of this sale elsewhere i of life insurance. ci>inj>anies ant for | rnent of the people uf Barryoounty is . ( in the same breath. position I federal oversight oxer eorpuratio: »• »n ! ! So* we an* glad for those strong souls in this isane. and you wil bear in opposed to making any more drains :.general to ccmjvl pAhiirity. Hi mind the|date. Oct.. Sixt. i that an- calling the world hack to the than an* absolutely necessary for the Last week .there was received by the corporation would m^eitir-e itself wiil-J simple things of life, and from ciuising public good, and we believe Mr. Bur­ proverbial. STOCK SALE.- Ou Saludny next, International Seal & Lock Co., of this •rwjrt । ’j illusions which an> not even shadows thtfibcr 2H. six farmers. C IL. Oyer- j ingly as-"i.' nding irtoney to co cit)-. the certificate announcing that gess wilt respect that sentiment. j of the real. There is need uf these the Tyilen Seal] hail been awarded the Morris H.’Burton, of Hastings town­ Mnitb. .E; Granger. H. ’. Gribbln. I legislative IkxIiVi: and if they wei I sperted .« huuk^ a-re : < xamined. they , ! prophet souls who are calling to us all gold medql by the St. Louis Exposition ship, was chosen one of the . supjrin W. H. Burd. E. lie> <A. ml ll. H. ! would endeuxor to be'qntie sure i tlqit; j to “got back to npture’’iuid get “back Coiiroittoe on uwanls. This is ,very- tendents of the poor in place ot Bert Vincent * ill have an auct n sale >1 I to the simple life.” Wein America j they could make s elwin -l:ow of hinds. . gnutifying to the Seal Co., and al the .Striker whose term bad expired. Mr. stork nt the stock yanls <ashivlle. ■ I need to listen and to obey their call. commencing a: IU iv m. II.'-’. Down- j same time it is a well deserved recog- , Striker was not a candidate for the SHOULQ REVOKE for here our very jikyjeperHy is puisorFIFTH ANNUAL COAT j nilion of the merit of its product, place. Mr. Burttm wjll make a faith- • ing will act a« auctioneer. I ing our bodiemvith excess uf rich foods The sale will Im* a yery lurg jecon- | vyhbMi value is coming to lie more and fnl. painstaking official. THEIR LICENSES AKO FUR SALE I and our minds by the excesses of vaniCUnt>m»*d on jiato four ■ more realized. sitrtiug of 1" hursw. :u; head oirattle I •’ ty and pride and -toil sirup. For further |>art ulars II Will Be Held by flic J. S. Ikndiem Snlosn aluonist.s Of- 1 see adv. <fn anoth’ r jiageanil n umber . ' <«e< A NEW LUNCH ROOM. -1. Should Co. Thurmtoy. I tldey. Salur‘ the date. ADVERTISED raw 11 ft tl/ U C 1 h f v H II L* A U 1 . huge corruption fund wito which to I • defeat such leftishftioD in the various I . BANNER states as V*m. and tu . - did not i|>h**s. . ’; — ~ ” ii UNIVERSITY Mirmr. A.zl.., -ecure ,nch tews a# they wahtidpa-sed. ’ MICHIGAN NOW this week please no-*•••••-*-»•» .......... • A McCurdJ* MAS LARGEST ATTENDANCE OF TICE THE DATES president of the Mutual Lijfc. W1W un ANY IN THIS COUNTRY | the stands He was shown certain!' । vourbttrs paid . bk- his company und.i .re. "SH“EOF™oE.frttT»EE.i!nit (OURTY PIE THINGS LAW MAKERS OF THIS SOURCE OF SWEET­ Very little chance tor ThankaKirin).tnrkey again thu ycr. That i. whal I NESS’AND STRENGTH. 2* ““that men all report. Hey! "ill ben inigbty ^mroe article thia I year. ■ aid Obe M,e ol J tber tbrm Tho who are not now supplied with boxes, M „ .p „ ,, . _ __ wet SIMPLE LIVING AND notifying them that* they will be given ' “ I u ■“ -nrrnK ’killed1 moot "re*,hri■' iMt moat all an the I SIMPLE PLEASURES 4_____ IltUe turkey and ••whnt low j sixty days in which to secure them. ' . chieka. , —• *aw» it-rC es- I ] •---- — . *v .uc < ““iKrvwtbenTOR1 Bi”’wiI! and in ca*- <>f failure to do so the de- j But s ,_ h'rt 1TO1 ,ie :Iln These Will Be Found Most Hap. - w. K —k priced thatt people. livery service will lie discontinued. It ’ ■S. * Olds, to Whom It Waa '' •Iwaya wrapling editlmi G( om.ra.wiU ; Sent Claims It Wms Not uwd is stated that any «<ne of 200 different ; pines*. Most Satisfaction. Love ral that they cannot adont the Inaurj h’*5k?” kinds will:.answer the deiicriptin of Corruptly. , ■>'TM"U-ivi.« turkey. Luckily there ■ of Them Will Give Us Best Life. tlw • regulation” box, and the prices I 1 “e ineije working. the W({ »re ol ehickene. and tbey.are ai Tl range, from ."»(> cents to <5. The ilepartere is much in these days to rob mi at will furnish a list of them on . Mtnmce conxrratiune are .mning on, '■ v0,-v «‘«>rtorx ■ubetitnte. And thi, -----strength. - „„ its sweet and ..... „„„r !H”-hrira liLlighl £ publicity j “ W»«l year lor miMtllit ----------. new . ----------->'**' 'or mostly ta .ue it 1,„ berouio >o W ilk- people ajiplieation. It is raid that the order bun the niterest of fiunlitating the I Und,e' the N'urch,t,g*’XH,fi,llat‘u«’"^ing-i u,’C * anyd,,Dg O0ul®®wim. plea, and tevausi• ............................ j made by the New Yorli lwl>1.ti,e I b»,k to go bunKrv. j P -------- dl-------- s «, many 'tuaterial ' alius enter into it. This is a misforj. noted djilivery ofJ ©All and safeguarding the I committee. Somi things are revealed “n‘J lhere wUI <be l‘,cnt>' to be thank -1 tnne that is little short of a'ealamitv. that strike home to Michigan ra well ' f0‘ for" For there is nothing in th., world that ; uh other states. For instance, it ap- i ' . ran compensate for the lore „f the sito1M1K, j ixsarw from the m^orn tretimohy ui! all 1 Pie enjoyment of omple tldngs.sneh a, j the -big three ' cuiujMinies Mutual H th. lunntir. of nature, the pleura ./home, thnkv.and roufidmiroof a MICHIGAN Men -1 Does the Firm Yoe Trade With Advertise in the Banner? ~ Kpmiwn. mkmoto MUST HAVE REGULA- From. i(WSE«" . t.,|l R.iAllS I'THE cihbo'I''"k P,ES BANNER HASTINGS THE IN THE PpRTEK ENGLISH. 'day. Nov. 4. 4. Opened by Fred Barnaby, One Door ■ t i artics j. Having! decided to quit tarmini, > - The ladies uf IlastiDtr* and vicinity • East of C, W. Clarke & Co’s *, ■■ ’--tnuuny I Porter living uh on x»« the’ old *Ful1'orxer English, r.ngnsn. living ... *!»••• * i-,,....Tim al«t>v<* picture will, •■how you that ; ler farm. Section 2«.-Carlton townshij*. tOWUMUlJV piR mil In.IKJ esia*<-ially CTfC' •**rT'7----- J.'r „ . .. . . ', ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ V tba jringer in him to du-the; Shoe Store. Tta—y,ux- j. a -'i “1 whi..,, j. ............... will have an auction sole un .T* • they. are. ! the fifth annual GoeB Fnr . i mu miu ~ ful ttuetibiiecr. He Las uncord of good | Fred J. Baniuljj- haa ops>ed a new Continued on pal® *>xmid at , Lunch room and Oyster house ift ihc • Thu.lay. .Friday »• *"Ll Satnrdn... Nov. work is tbai line.. - "t Martin | 2nd. 3« anil 4th. ,. D ’wtriug i* in «ry gcswl ->hih ■ first building east of C. W. Clarke & • own large •Oock | NEW MEAT. MARKET & ftos-ers. ’ Aside '-aMU Uieir tiou io K-id propwy va-ura .......... a..X*oeMoraM>dwi1ln.ake..pe<:W-; lines from [they will he"'......... ............... Vootne i1 . - .-Itlmwr — r' -■!!,. lanp- ebrpperty of "hurt order i»>Mng. mid rooking i »**J£«rpr. Wdudmansee 4 Olney Have Purchas­-rf the landing uumt teturm of th" and kiura tbiironm.:, ,.'ed . Um I oyalm ■■■ ""-ry «yl" to "Aiitwii b« ■ wh>. i. «i» .i-nibifi" k"”’ 1 a.rk. ts that i:- >- tmt■«.•••■ n Judge I him pot in a lln.K.ak rdamta-lum. ry. ed the Chas. DuBols Market Hint saloon* I nUtger aa-runct tl?>> ran ;.f th., i.uabtv of et..-k. tat know, -IU i fruit., »«■. Hg»ri. bdwroa end piIK« •lie morals! and Tnken Possession. Others. < ! rmuido _______ ■'! lb" l»W«[ I mirl.et vain.- on tlw div 11 way >■" . end «ilicit» hie •hare id tlw patronage . iafford tbe iM*tion*’d in ! A. J Wpoinxtoero. otitowltoik uffiod fa-ah at .melon. Ho alw*: of ’hi" »'1LV mid ronnly. aopportunity b* make j ’.where thu | 1.UV4 Mk.j mill ..tiny (arm. I!r.,.|,u«-. . , Mr. Barnaby haa bad a large eager- : j Byron Olney, uf Battle Creek, have [ (Vpti->miUy fine <■ „ from J very large «"‘l . I of ix-ing H.. ba- a Baal roiok in addition lo bi. , ienre in thi» Hue "f work, and la ra- I 1 purchased the must market of Chas, jbeir Kleet--------- j '•>* lire ni. - lately re- U>„1„i..,Iw.. drors east of th. City -^^Xlw «Mwi.lly »n-uve other .malifieation., | ,.ro-ially wil prepared to ptanw .11 Hi, long eaperwnee in bundling eal«a ||atn>n». liroanw everything is new. "■ Mhul <lf „ [Bunk, and have taken poswwion. Mr. w those that fumm । up [ Wood mmi***e has had a txt^je experience w. the'Mui|«ny guarmitra b> ,loo“’ knowldn ot property ralm' and Ins i neatt "Iron and lira elaw in every ren» ol w-’ prira tower ihan mml order bow* or |„ng rtmlr oHiummi nature » abown i spect. AU who know Mr. Barnnby. Mittal i)r th, ’ in the lirt* stock huainfc** •»<! 'wti -.ileona ‘ liaving gruii* »* in’ ■ big .The 11 - at .uriiona makro «■ ot I know hie dripi.iuon to keep everyn» y is a practical market man.ha ‘“v t[ mm" , r eitie*. , ^r. aud Ji, mmeiai value to any wborare looking thing elemi and tidy. Mtad of Grand ’P** . ’.k..se Itejul Read his advertisement <»n on imge page 2 of for some one to cry their sales ’••’tertaiued the emthis iwme.. departmehf D»W1OT Brahave pnrehasij « of 'iii-ner Thursday ■ .i^ ____ , eve- will be the alm to k«P nothing bm ; R^l tbe.r ad Hecauaa turkeys are so scarce heavy thu ittnnamtd n-meuibertlie drug .lore in Auii Arbor, which Wnt iR qr..i7'>ni,:i: ‘ Wat ’ldew»a»Uy the Lit that rnonny ran lay and to Urey ar« fitting op baadwnoel.r They hens and heavy young roostcrw are in m?ii at Mie iuwtw j-s—~: , the sale­ are doing >he lading drag bnslora of *• Wtiiij. \Ir h ! x‘ xuests departIn common with toeir 'nen* Head the auction axiaounc«nents in by oar Want column. the Univnnfity city. *“d Wr*‘ Mead ro-v,d the BANNER wiA* raamn to thi.«y- They will interest you. MADE HIM ABOUT $400 W. M. Titmarsh, of Nashville, Highly Com­ mends the BANNER Auction Advertising. Th.- following uwtimonlal frorn Mr. V., M. fftmarah, «f Nash- vills. will be read with interest by ah who contemplate havidg an jauctlon Hale: : • HasiitigA, Mich., Oci. 19th. IW6.* ' Hastings HANN EH, liaaiingH, Mich., . , r.t-ntlemen:— I 1 wish tu mo«t emphatically eiidorse tht* HANN EK as an Auc iron Sale ndvertitdijg n.edium. In fact I cannot any iuu irnwh fur it. I had an’Auction Sale at my farm 2’. miles north of Nashville bn Oct. Hub. 1W.’i. ! had an Auelion Salaaiivertlsement in the 1JAN N EH ot Oct. Sth. The day of tbe rale was very laid anil disagreeable, and I expected a alitu attendance. Contrary to Tny' expectations a very large crowd was present, people coming from i.ear Bellevue. Battle Creek and all surrounding eountry. I did not think that my tale conld possibly exceed Sl.tlUO, but It amounted to almost 1 moat cordially recommend the BANNER at a medium of Auction Sale advertising, and I realized a good many hundred per cent on wtiat it eoet me. 1 also desire to express my approval of the manner iu which Mr. J amt*. M. Bauer the auctioneer managed this sale which was the tolrti one he had managed for me. Your* very truJv,. W. M. TITMABSH. St- x-U ■______ �HASTINGS BA.NNKK. OUTOBKK 25, i ings Banner. Mlchlxsu. degree that had not l>ee.n expected. J THE MINERAL SPRINGS. There is no diafSoKtion to use thei white ' wash pail by that cummiaaion. 1 . .• * j Echo of a Joke Perpetrated During i CORRESPONDENCE. ft GOLF GLOVES EAST PARMELEE. ‘ voten, "have not a *little ■'" to j; Recent Editorial Summer Michigan's The Gleaners will hold an entertaindo to become familiar with the provia- i !. i ’ 'Trip., * FORTY-NINTH year. mem Friday er«>io* at thrir ruum. at ions of the new primary election*! aw. The echo of the joke that was !«r- Parmelee. • The grange, farmers clubs and other Mr. Bregg is suffering from a felon gtniiiXiou ahoil 1 m»kj a atuiy of petrated on several membere ’of the Oh a ve.AR....... SIX MliXTHB Michigan Press Association, during the the new law ao that its operation can on his hand. * TlrtCEK MONTHS recent summer trip to Halifax, has । be made as smooth as poftsihle. Mrs. Sam Todd ia viaiting in Hart­ evidently reached the State MincroloIntend at the postolbcn at Haxtlnc*. Michiings this week. One of the most startling of the rev­ gist. While the pencil pushers were Mrs. Broughton who has l«een suffer­ elations of the life insurance rottenness located at "The Pines," a summer ho­ ing from poison on her face is able to ADVERTISING RATES. jOivpIay advertising. rated (ura|Kh*d on appll- is that the "big. three** companies tel near 4>igby. Nova Scotia, Vice l«e out again. . President McKinnon chancjid to notice maintained a large corruption fund The quarterly meeting was well at­ Ladies' Wool Gloves, black, white or colored with which to throttle legislation a bunch of old tied springs near a clus­ tended at the U. B. church Saturday which their managers considered in­ ter of pines, only a short distance from Ladies’ Wool and Merceriied Gloves, all colors, black and wl,iie the hotel. and Sunday. imical to their interests. twenty-five cents ekeb. cents. WhileJoins at the hotel a couple Mr. Fremont will bare a saleof ladies Ladies’ DoubleJKuit.Wool Mittens, eilk bow and back nnd resolutions. 6c a line, rths. deaths or manlaces will be wnu printed Tree as news matter. We notcie that some papers try to expressed a desire to have a drink of at his home Sfifii of Oct and will move to Misses ’ Golf Gloves, all sizes and colors j q , ,.., ts KV^No communication will be published un Grand Rapids'where he has a position ter any ciicumvaacm unless It boars the make it appear that the administration water. "Why don’t you go down to the as motorman.on the street car line. Misses' Double Knit Mittens, all colors is not in earnest in its anti-trust cru­ cents sade. It would be hard to make the Chi­ Mineral Springs?" exclaimed the gen­ ■ The Young People’s Social Club held JOB PRINTING. Men’s Wool Gloves, extra heavy their meeting at the home of Misa one of the beM equipped cago meat packers telievc the admini­ ial Vice President. •5‘ThU •sleru Miciilnu. Mid Is prepared stration is not in dead earnest ■ "Mineral Springs!" the .ladies ex- Lula Sherwood last Friday evening. Men’s Fine Wool Gloves I of ixx»k and job prlnUng. ^0 cei^ j claimed, "where are they?” Miss Betsey Sherk winning first prize Men's Canvas Gloves special "Why just this side of that little playing flinch and Mr. Robert Clemens Chicago bankers have bought about It has been truly said that the great5 cento clump of pines. Didn't you notice winning first prize playing j>«lro. 'dstloss caused by the grafting and $12,000,000 worth of bonds recently is­ • . . stealing of the life in»uranc<* managers, sued by the Cuban government. The them?” w ' Mi« Alice Todd spent a tew days Both ladieN declared that they were and by such trusted leaders of public money will he used to refund a portion The Most Complete Corset last week with her sister Mrs Harlow movements as Daugherty of Peoria, of the balance of the unpaid so-called so entranced with the natural wild­ Moored of Duncan lake. Stock in Barry County ness of 'the hotel surroundings, that fouper president of the National Edu- Cuban soldiers warrants. they took notice nothing else. It Mrs. Frank Johnson'of Rutlandot cal ­ catkmal Association. is not that which led on friends in this vicinity one day , was raining at the time, and the road can be computed in gold or silver, but LETTER FROM COLORADO * ' Was of heavy day and yery^ muddy. . last week. in the Ions of faith in their fellow men I'So they nut on their raincoats ahd ; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wolford are visit-1 it may bring to all the people of our Written Dy Claude Pierson to His j rubbers, went to the hotel kitchen, and > iug relBtive« in Wayland. own country* Loss ot confidence is as "borrowed a couple of glasses and started ; Parents In This City. Likes disastrous to a nation as loss of hope for the ■•Mineral Springs." They to an individual. There is one line of WEST THORNAPPLE. Country Very Much. soon tumbled to the joke, and im­ action that will do much to restore W. R. Harper and family are enter­ Several days ago Floyd Pienton and mediately became a committee of two » faith in the righteous intentions of the to fool others — which they did. taining' relatives from the >outh part controlling element in affairs if not in hia brother Claud left for Colorado Jo Several weeks ago Eugene Foster, of of the state. the itqnons who have betrayed their try their fortunes in the great west. In Allen Pender’ spent Sunday with a trust, and that is an unyielding, un- a letter to his ;parents received last the Gladwin Record, came a similar gag on some of his own men. Ln some brother at Freeport. tUnchinx procedure in the direction of week. Claude writes in part as follows way the discovery of a bjg mineral Wm. Kepkey and wife apnni Simday , revealing every -grafting scheme' arid under date of Oct. 15tb."At this writing we are both well. .spring got into the state papers. It was with relatives near Parmelee. every hidden steal. and providing for noticed by the State Geologist, who , sc.rijin Renri w e nave have worxeo worked a coupie couple oi of (lays, days nui but ................................ . the punishment of the grafters and We j Sheridan Kenyon has moved from ’ thieves, no matter bow high they may­ b»v<. .KO..1 *.uu iu vA*. l»ot a ■ W <«r a detailed mtuuui vt the ipru* | ” >" ’t of hi* father’s house stand in wealth or social position, nor rjne win. r. how much it may cost to prosecute and cbuee tu mak,* a trip an to Gleda u.l »nJ Mkibfl lb«* copiou. aampln ot tb.* : "’('has. Withey and wife <tf Edmar*1 Sprinflu tor nothing, at 1 took it in. ’’“•r l« »*ut to him at once. convict them. have been the guftts of his sister Mrs It ia a summer resort about 500 piil'« ; j D. Barter and husliand. Gov. Warner has refused to parole from here. The railroiJ to' that place ARRESTED FOR RUNI' Mrs. Gackeler has been spending a Thos McGarry who is at present serv­ goes straight over the mountains.: and [ NING AWAY WITH A RIG ,..7.,; wither ing time iu Ionia prison, for his con­ two engines .are used. In going, we were 11,750 feet above the sea level, j I Sam'l Allen anti wife were the guests | nection with the Grand Kanids water deal. Considering the way that Frank It Snowed to "beat the band,” and ! Elwood Barnhart Jailed for That (,|> jjgf sialer yire a.'J Stevens and Andrews, the Detroit bank wrecker, tlrere was altout five inches of .snow on ’ Offense Saturday. Dept Ritchie ; family »t Wayland last Sunday Captured Him ill- Lnela Pender ,.t Pre, port is nnd the state officials connected with the ground, while down iu the valley । the military scandals were let off, Mr. were flowers and.grain, and the sun j ' spending the week with her uncle A. was shining as brightly as you could j ___________________________ McGarry doubtless had hopes of .soon Elwood Barnhart wetrt to the Dennis pvndcr and family. gaining his freedom. But we trust wish for. The Yampire Hot Springs ! livery barn Saturday forenoon, the old i A . pleasant surprise occurred Wed-. _____ _evening .Oct. IK nt the home ' that better days are now in sight, and are near Glenwood, anti there is one | Gardner stand, and said he ’ wished to |infaday that those who violate the laws will lie geyser which spouts water al-out 50 . hire a team to drive out into Rutland ,’f simuel Allen and’ wife " when , ' to see a farmer wlw owed him $<J, and i about 25 of th. v'>eLLv>«r ««« made to suffer for their crimes after feet or more into the air. the Uneighbors and in Deurer. when* we m .tupping ut tb»t be wanted tu atari at noon and . |rl,nd, walked n> to remind them ot they have been found guilty. Justice in this state has been a rnnk farce, pnw.nl. then: an- Ann ueboota and | would l» back aoon after. The team th,.jr 5th wedduig anniveraarr. The long enough A little old fashioned Buaimaa College.. To-day ia Sunday. * waa nady for lum at th« hour named. „tenlBg am, plcaaautly apclit in vi.itUk(„ „.(n,|lment. were aurred. justice will Is* welcomed by the people, Imt yon would hgrdly Ivl.cvu it il you | llut ,n,tcu of going to Holland la* who will appreciate seeing criminals were ben*. The . theater., pool-rtom. | hiked with the rig to Battle Creek. ! A gy* jweker w.. proamted and th.* and bowling alley, are all mwo. and Mr . f „ UBd lh , t tlw m , n B , rn . „„ ,, d („.h (lul, ,h,v punished for their misdeeds. The ex­ going to owed „v ,.vrld„g. ' pense of maintaining courts to mere there are a. many, or mon*, people ». b,„ „jj lie . him nothing, anil also learned^that the i out justice, and keeping a pardon the streets os ou week days. 1 endue h coupk of flowers that voling man had gone to Battle Cre. k. lioard to def» at its ends, is becoming came from near Glenwood Springs. I । He swore out a warrant, and Deputy WILL GO TO RAIS­ rather tiresome picked few ' *them u~ just 1" * "a ** “ feet: from a Ritchie phoned to the health-food city DUCKS snow bank. officers to catch the youpg man. which I London is threatened with trouble ’ The scenery along the railroad up to they did. Sunday he was brought here i from an army of unemployed men and wornun. Arrangements are in progress I Glenwood is certainly grand. From by Officer Ritchie and islibarding with Rev. D. A. Holman of Freeport, Will ’ the .cur window I could look down and the sheriff. ‘for a proceMiioxi of the wives and, Start a Novel Industry Near daughters of the great East End unem­ see the clouds flying, and see it snow­ ing very hard. Yon may imagine how That Place. • WOMEN’S CLUB.* ployed to march to the palaeo to lay a' strange it seemed to me. Now I nin plain statement of their sufferings be­ Despite the unpleasant weather Rev D. A. Hol than, of Freevort. has . down in Denver again where-I have fore King Edward. It is not pleasant "Tourist's Day" program at the club retired from the itannagttnent of the ' to look up to see the clouds arid .can to real of such culition* in England, j Friday drew out a good nurnlier of Freeport . ... Hatchery, and has organ i red i also see it snowing. On the way but they may have vahiettiri'igh giv- .. ... ,, ■ , - members and visitofti Each member , the Freeport Duck Co. which will be" i ittg tbo ght to thc-u U..J tb cum,.ring *hn"*hu “ “’««« responded to roll call with the name* ■ the only shipper* of ducklings iu the 1 passed tbrnuirh through seven tkmnelu tunnels, and ran ... , , .. . ' * j named »n«t mn them with the great demanO for work­ of a place she desired to visit, most ! country. ' along th e side of precipices from which ing men in our country. England has ■ of the points of the compass being; During the hatching season, from just,such tariff laws as some of this I 1 could not we the l^ttom of the deep touched upon. Mrs.- Bailey’s uouuunt ji about March fill August. Rev. Hulgulches hundreds of feet below. There . of her recent, trip to the Orient in I man had 'visited this city regularly country's tariff-reviaors are demanding were miners and prospectors alxuit ev- ' ’SP*i° *" *"d dari','< tim' ) Revision will afford relief.they tell us. ery ,en rom, m. mong w 11M. aom. or I ery ten rods all along the line, some of ' It probably would. Relief from high them living in little hut. about 3x11. Tm , i h*d »1(1 ™‘ *i*"-ra «ur | ' wages, from the insistent dem ids for feet, while other, .imply dug lut'.* *" E*’J* “”d Uul* b“ml >«»* !»»••■« •»«>'e the market price more help from mills and t lories. holes in the ground. little | ■»■»> enter-; During tlu* .hipping wtroon thia year and relief from hurrying aj '■ bolejuat large enough to crawl ano I **'”■■* and wa. Itad- the Ftroport Hatchery pipped „,er I overcrowded freight traifTHT ' ootut. on their W, and knee., hrtereat . Mm. rhlek.. the little one. being Denror 1* a flue ,-itv.bnt ,*..eu-,* m,.|!^!C..Hend,‘n'h“t<1 'Th'' Holy unly one day old when shipped /' from lirlngin th,* mounlaimu where “ h 1 approprmtThirty the incubator, wer,* nawl. rod, "' The suggostiou that an organized " ? ,d T. '“ effort be made to induce emigrants to you can aro nothing tmt nwks and I ' P*P" “ "‘"'h ,old « B'r | '«• come direct to the farma of Michigan imtsl,. When I » at the h.ghest ahi* I it „emed » thoxgh I could hard .H°!*V L“"J; Owi"« Whilc ,h"ri' <>«' k hatchrather than to add to an already seri­ lode iuue 11 x.-cuieu us iiiougii j couui naru- , . .. , ''“T of. . ,hw,r . .............. ....... <»• ’ ”Fflroport 1) c“>k’’ 1 ,ri“ in ‘he ““"X ous problem by further crowding the ly broxtbe. lb* *.r i> w light. iXnded though I hud to breathe about th.ev p™""1 ,h" vl"' M* 1,"ok 60 '»ll«' <”V that will over-cruwded foreign sections of the 1 great t* tiea i, a.good one. Same pro-1. tim.i'Jevery non*, to every one urn, that tlbti would wuttld ite b« Me- I ?. ““ ‘‘ft*™' >,r”* Carrie make a epee, ally of shipping duekliog,. j) —utry Hxxtutgw But I feel teeiyiuTwi' Daring the haching k.wu u, w,|| bOy y Utah * add important line, of fanning e,,„„ ry in j|. Winps But tine air . , >n Michigan have bad to be abandoned | tbl. time. Th,,re „ no heM j “> thia meeting duck, .11,1 M ill pay th,* highest ' 1 price ponsible. by retaot of the *warcity*ot farm labor । Mud people that come hen* with it. won I 1K..MTK tvtcwr I''TV ----------Boht*r 5itizens.up more profitable cm-. freo from it It was rather chilly | Estnto Almirm I U Kev’ Holmnn Putstlu’*«»neenergj< ploym nt auS farmer., droll-able aur- L, ln thl. mountain*,, tmt . down hwe W ' ,"CO“|- i in the " duck •business “ " as he did in the* round »-a can be guaranty to thorn lt*to w„m. j wlll cl„ ,„r “”L chicken industry.tlicre’il be something j Estate Engie. Order de- | doing around Freeport in the duck line. seeking homes in the United States if thi, time with love to an at home asd U’7” Elizabeth .............. ■ they can be induced to come from ' kind rvgariis to all my old friends in term,nlng b,,,rBh,p entered., Castle Garden to places awaiting and Hastings. I 1’^tateCharles F. Woodman, Claims CANT STAY AWAY FROM WORK :d rorw^it.,,. —„ 1 ' . ; heard and allowed. needing them on.»,.f.„.„«u:„i*; the farms of Michigan. Your Affectionate Son. About a year or m> ago. John J. Mil­ Estate of George Greenfield. Claims ler,. of this city, gave up his position | Claude Piereon. The government revenues which J h»?ard sod allowed. “Billy Bllreu u.-ge., MU. 1‘ur^lgti a* Roadmaster, of thia section of the I were last year less than the expendi­ A lllffmol ttrowi. V. . ,,L hex old el,..jnd Mrs. Brown-Jane, baa Mr. Brown | George II \ anTyne. License Michigan Central railway, after 43! tures are now consideraldy in excess of another. ' . years of efficient and continuous aer- | come home .vet? I thought ( beard him I 80,1 ®* ute al private sale grant ­ "Did she get angry?" Unm.and continue to gain right along vice. He had then |waaed the three ' "No. She wax *fust — now. Jane —No. mum;, that wa_s '<xIJ "No. She tea, flattered. She thought i each month. This will be gratifying m„.. look ,„h vc ZWM< or he.d I . Estate Christina J. Brandstetter. score and ten mile atone of life, and “be. must news fur two reasons: first, Ixicause it the dog thatt was growling. felt that hia years of a.ctivo Order serviceentered ! have dared." reopening case and proofs ia a pleasure to have it so: and second submitted showing that Christina J. entitled him to pas* his remaining -=because it means that the tariff will - Our Sanitary Bread ha* always been :b- । , Brandstetter . and Jane Brandstetter years in quiet, and especially so as he • ■ L w o wucl not have to ba revised, and so we can our customers last week wan tret to ul ■' had accumulated a cotnpetenev that ' ■ । were the same portion. nude in rt' better than in the past. We don't kn ■ > have stable busineas conditions. would permit him to do so. i •’ire is actly the same wav. The only reason a<* Estate Daniel Deller. Petition for 'which Some time was spent iu travel, but 11 of the new “MIXING MACHIN ‘ ” «• r I probate of will filed, floating Nov. 18. Now' Now! What do our democratic the dough much better than wo could d-’ ।' I Estate of Alice Hayward. Petition the**reat'*becatnc a burden.und in hia '■ Uary Bread,If you want the BBST. brethern mean? The Michigan de­ own language "having nothing to do 'J for appointing special administrator WIRB MEALS SERVED. 1 NICE LINE OF GI6AHS IND COIFKTUKmocracy do not appear to be happy. ! waa killing- him. I filed. Order entered appointing George There would not appear to lie much left At the ago of 73 lie find,, u.mwtlf Hayward special administrator. for them to qparrcl about, and yet cer­ atrong aud vigoroua. ar.' .aat week In Re Nettie E. Marion insane. be went.tu Detroi* ma sought a posi­ tain leaders seem to lie very angry There are four verses. Verse Petition for admission to asylum filed. tion. The Ucaigan Central official, with each other, and are even charging 1. Ayer’s Hsir Vigor makes that their campaign funds have been Physicians certificate filed. Order for remembering hia paat moat efficient TtecnTWwpocketed by those who were supposed I admission entered. .‘ thehairgrow. Verse2. Ayer’s nervine, promhed him the beet that trttrtm Mt laftittrs. to use the money for that party's good. Hair Vigor stops falling hair. Estate Genvieve Brown. Petition for they a.nld command, and further honored him by prwmting him with appointment special administrator Verse 3. Ayer’s Hair Vigor The postal receipts for 1904-05 filed. Order entered appointing Walter a life pan over their lineu. While ,, cures dandruff. Verse 4. were $10,000,000 greater than for have no meatui of knowing what hia W. Brown as special administrator/ Ayer’s Hair Vigor always re­ 1908-04, while the money order businsa Estate Warren j. Williams. Petition workwiU beyet.it win nw to„r, stores color to gray hair. The paaaeed the billion mark, an in­ for appointing special administrator priaing to na if he i. again given hie crease of 20 per cent. Were it not for chorus is sung by millions. filed. Order entered appointing Harv­ former ptwit ion. Pot one ot hia year. tise additional expense entailed by rural ey W. Williams ns special administra­ .Mr. Miller iaart-markablyatrtmg vig. It you do, I would like to h»»e you flive * “'L,1..?*'* free dilvery the department would be orou. man. and th,* atrenaona dutim uf tor. floe Um otCtemonaTotaoeoi. Also a urer slork more than self impporting at present hi, liftUa work are anch aa appeal Estate Miron Pennock. Final ac­ teetloM end Fruita. hia robuat nature and, to uae a homely count filed and allowed. Discharge Of one thing there seems to be so exnra-tan b. -,j]| OYSTFP'S From now on•olieil 1 willyour '>»'■ • Lt U | CK—. oyetere, and ne< issued to Cards W. Pennock adminis­ dunbt. and that is that the investiga­ the haram. '• trator. Chewtnuta and English Walnuts. son>’° ‘ tion into Hie insurance methods being Suffice it to ty the Michigan Central FTAfLORHtQ. ’ never had a in COOK BROS. Editors. ,ft ft ft ft Our assortment is Urge and complete, CQ[i prising the best numbers from three mills ft w. E. HERRITT. ! NEW Lunch Room AND Oyster House Open Saturday, October 28. I. Short Order Cooking, Oysters Cooked Ev­ ery Style Everything New and Up to date new line of Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Tobaccos, Pipes and Cigars in connection ARNABY One Door East »f C. W. Clarke & Co Cur Customers Have Noticed It The Song of the Hair D0 ayoquoowoant smoke? ersst SPECIAL PUT SALE it C. E. LUNN, �_ hab-hjihb PROBABLY WILL ’ two Reasons Why People Like To Trade At The Red Cross Drug '■ The Leading Druggist. Phone 24 I Goods delivered- ..'jpORlttM, 09262959 Michigan J1" , lUrw " MINA I I • COME In. All|-v ’ 1 ' 0 :I fof ■ V— isv and is t-xhilar- Willis Ketzbeck. . Frttrtator. NICE WARM MEAL 25 CENTS. ■' ‘;.tb'fc Y - :■ ti> the ‘ • t'/ the I’Uiaw ■ •ih. .'.il :.■< .x V.arni MX-al. and lunch room inI CONNECTION.. OUR BREAQ : 0. D. Barnaby iieroIllcL 123 Hasting^ Mich. MODEST WTMENTS reepect in which he is held, and has thegixxl will of the »jnill-pushers to a marked degree. 1 I ' i | j I ’1'he Gas Cxr. Jft. Albion hat* Won out in the gas war at Albion. Tbo mutter hasH>ee» in the jeuurtK since liwt January. when the viry disfranchi»ed the Gat^IZp.jand ordered the inuiua taken up from’ the streets. The Company sectored an injunctMn and the matter was’taken to the C. S. Courts. The case whs tried Tinirdsay liefore Judge Wtuxy. who reqdered a decision in ’ DEFORMITIES. Because Ruth, thelS-year-old daugh­ Bloid. j ■ ter of Attorney uud Mrs. Hendri*. of ■ 'TJVmj*.. ; Dowagiac, giggled injhigh school. Prin­ b«ths OF all kinds :nz''r . - ’ for Ttaiu- cipal Dunning slapped her. The father .a.. ' A.'fdrostt. Room demands that the school hoard take THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, immediate action or he will ask for a warrant for Dunning charging assault _ Jacitso.'. Michigan and battery.. Dunning fe not popular with a-ome families and his retention on the faculty was on'issue at the last 3 IS you Buy school election. Holland is clamoring for better ship­ ping facilities. the Sole outlet by rail­ with ours and road now being over the Pere Mar' •d to deal Vrith quetta which is giving unsatisfactory service. The Lake Shore and Michigan . each • 10c Central railroads both preach Allegan, • 15c Abie tliaiw ’ '1 ’ for 10c only 2| miles distant, and both h*ve ’■'•Wk' . ■ ,.s • per set 45c been approached with the view of hav­ tumpfete 150c ing them extend their lines to Holland. ■ Mt,' . complete Ute UMWCiufS,' pair «c and 10c ■-,;u-ugir 81.00 Memories of the fearful Pero Mar­ • 70c quette wreck at Elmdale several years Ute lb, 3 for 25c Hice ago, were received in Grand Rapids per lb 5c and 8c lac, 2 for 35c one day last week, when the adminis­ •' per gal 10c trator of C. R. Savoye, who died as a ’sly Behr. ■ 15c and 25c. result of injuries received at that time, , ■ complete 25c gloves - pair 25c eommancod suit against the Pero Mar Vi*, j x loifet Soap quette for $50,000. •'wlryOniom . ‘ . ■ per peck SSc 'MF.ISH*1!'" ' w-w. WATSON. lRVlN1cRflL5T0RE' .1rv|nq, nicmanN, Mn». T. J. Bradley and Mrs. Martha: Harmon, of Battle (’reek, who have j ‘ l«en visiting their sister Mis* Elida f 1 I John and BUwi n Hovnl of 8bi»««— county have received the pleareht new. that they me belt, to • •W-000 “**“ by an uncle. .The whereabout ot an­ other heir George Hoard ia unknown. DISFIGURED WITH ECZEMA k. ; E. E. Paton and family have moved I from Hastings township to this city. ’ ; and ’are now living on Bond St. . . A aulHcrilier who complained. 1<» the | i nuhlhher tb.u l>b F«l*r was "damp" I j deceived the reply from the patient and ’ | Inngjmifforing -xlitor that there was I . I . Brushed Scales from Face Like Pow­ |ho tniuch •'due” un it. ; A Massacbiw-Ms paper wiys tl® news > der—UnderPhysicians Six Months i paper, is tbo bible of many an Ameri- : But Grew Worse —Some Said i can-home. It this I® trnei the moth-1 ■era should be careful to seket thk right | Face Would Be Marked for Life­ papett.' Some of the red and blue scare I Now Without-a Blemish. ! sheets me a lo»R »«>’•»fn,m ,,eiMg blb* CUTICURA REMEDIES WORK WONDERS. «Ac T was a sufferer with eczema I write to tell you what n great friend I found in dunk-up .Jj fix mouths 1 nan tri< <1 three doctors, but did not p t any better- It wua on my body and on my feet r<> thick tlart I could hardly nut a pin on me with­ out touching «*F^-jscma. My face was (he wonderful CutOintment, I looktorfrirexAdgbl Soup, and Re^obcnt. a nnolied & RffiH tZdUk™'i»ur iwtto Wjr <»“ remarkable cure. gSn, X. WiU Fitzgerald, of lunia. waa ed at Grand Ledge TnemlV week, by l»eing ran over . Ladies’.black linen poplin underskirt, patent fastener, glove fitting Regular price,$5. sale price. 3 49 . Ladies' black mercerized underskirt, ■ with patent fastener Regul- -i <n ar price $3, sale prict''.............. L 17 Ladies black Mora silk nmlenskirt, pat­ ent fastener, glove fitting. •} -ir Regular price W. sale prion. J ZD Ladies’ black tithre-erized underskirt, with patent fastener.- Regul- < no ar price f’.50, sale price.... 1 70 ladies' black brilliantine underskirt, patent fastener, glove fitting •> nn Regular price $4. sale price J UU Ladies' black mercerized underskirt, with patent- fastener’, Regu- < lar price $2, sale price ...... I 41 Ladiea’ black brilliantine underskirt, patent fastenerRegular *1 jjn price $3.25, sale price....... L 3/ Ladies' black- mercerized underskirt, patent fastener, glove fitting. | Regular price $1.50 sale price I 1/ Ladies' black mercerized underskirt, patent fastener, glove fitting, on. Regular price $1. sale price. 0 7b ! Local News.. ’SlruJfc11!0’1'-. niany moreu“"*r “""T. “lul! *“ plkln « ir store at aft times dra“ I j NDERSKIRT making is a business in itself now. There are many large manufacturers who de­ vote their whole attention to this line of gar­ ments. Naturally they can produce theip ata cost which permits us to sell them to our customers cheaper than they can make them at home. Look at our line of Underskirts, and you will lx? delighted with. these stylish garments at little prices. U ttev. M. W. Duffey, of Freeport, wo 1 1in the city Thurvluy while en rente to | < htrlotte re » Witnewt ill the cre« ot EdJ Dole, the .lopnty ehentr on trial. ; rtentel with murder. Iter. Duffy La. : ’ Thu finest luilf bushel of peaches v , known Mr. Cole Tor wveral year., and I month wv -hlpis! from S0uth Haven wu» ie<-enily’ always as ftriean.houoih]e.go<Ml man. favor..uf'the Gas C«x* MalMTIjU. 1 ' i j the IHth nnnivorsarj- of bis becoming sent to President Roosevelt, pruliably ’ ----- -------------- x—— ; ■ proprietor uf the Vicksburg Commer- j the first basket: ever cunsigned to a COLE-STANTON. ’ ck*l brought no ill-luck to EditoL John president from the Mirhigan fniit 1-lt A very pretty wedding occnred m at I ,, ,, .■ . , "<? !<>•-.»? wvux.iiifj utiiuru B. I..,!»!,I. ol that m• r ,.f Mr. k0<1 Mre. K. £ Sta..I : i m«3 IIUUIV «M .<44. 04144 .’IIS. IV. £~ ntlUli Oh the contrary ho rather like* 18. Xiles p:s>pie Provo'S! xo cutiblst tut- ’ t”ti» in Maple Grove. Wednesday even'­ । aad LmH Jiap^l to think it unlucky, , _iw passed by the last Michigan legis- ’ ing.O’tolw»r when- tlieir dt.tighter ’ nOr does he think Friday II® ■, .«*.... lature giving vnv electric roads ,the same Mi-i- Kathleen was united in holy - su had. ,; i» vtmuv. uxj nx.unx : the 1-1 year- ending on Friday the IXth । rjRht to condemn land as is euiov.xl ' byf - wedlock to Mr. Jay E. Cole, iuf Ashi has made a first clasa plant of the I gleMro C0mrm trial treblexl the size and -juad- ; While the wedding march was living njpled the list of subacriben. and hu» . r ... * I in the Ivrek <„ bnil.1 ., fin.- n.w i > '■ ’ • plated by Mixa Mabel, sister «if the I bride, the bridal c.-nple. unattended. ! haMn.~s W«k. ' , Clute at kalamazre. Ia-I wrek 1 to urge the next legislature to pivsA an ’ entered the parlor preceded by* Rev. Dortris, of Battle Creek, who in a few ' anti-cigarette law. We hope .tbey -.bort Wohls pronounced them biisliand • A great deal sympathy seems to wjn ont. ■ have l*en wa&tril on Thus. F. McGarry, ! ‘ i andi wife. ■ The home wa* beautifully decorated I who is considered the bruins uf the Berrien county school commiMioner in fh-een and white, many handsome ■ ftnmd Rapids water deal, and Yvhv report.* 50 per ebut of th© school chilcutJtlqwera being used in the 'tlccorais'now in Ionia prison. Petitions have j dren of that county a* not in school, ti.-ib. The-bride was very cbnrmingly been circulated asking Gov. Warner to i Why does’nt ha enforce the truancy gowned in alw blue • crdappeB with lardon him. -The.governor, does not ! law trimming? of cream •’ilk mid lace. । it-id way because of reveBoth young people are wiell and favla:ions of cnK»laHlnt»is on McGarry's , oraily known, which, wah plainly evHarry McLain. •formerly employed part before the water deal was thought j of< He is charged with having wrong- with the Gill d -Crary Packing Co. (derived by the many htuidsutne and | edi the tkidow of, a former partner .by ■ >f South Haven;' has been arrested for ; UMifkil present* bestowed upon them. * swindling his firmer employers. f After congratulations the gnwjts wore , ket-ping inut^y that belonged tu her. i Ncrn-d to u tountifnl wedding juipper. . covers being laid for sixty in two largo । Hun. James d Donnell, of Jackson, x The d'.me o^the state Capital at tents erected on the lawn and pre*idI ho^ sold the Jaeksrai Citizen to the Lansing will fie • illuminated in the j >aitae syndicate that controls the evening by .l.U<*.' incandescent Jamis Gpests from away were Mis* Elva >. Grand Rapids Herold. Mr. O’Dohnell in the near future- . Thu|iias of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. |' will retire, from the newspaper field, .1. a Warburton. Mr. and Mrs. Cfirtid | win-re he Uulh >een very influential Thomas Mcbary. the. convietesl Warburton. and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel | ani greatly proq'eml. brotbern Buxton, all of Buttle Creek and Mr., will all unite in wishing Grand Rapids water deal Ixxxilet. was and, Mrs.. Frank Streeter, of West] him many yearsjof usefulness in ether denied a pardon! by the state pardon Leroy. walks of lite. He deserve* the universal ljuard last week. • ide • / the* best Air k grocer for it. »auHora«aiS i>ri CONFECTIONERY Petticoats! '■ P’P *n I'r"l*-’r »bapv. vX. x-4 4. Irw a i f" >ar »ne insan* ___ l4cn selected as ns superintendent superintendent of of th© tbo Wen selected Michigan asylum for the' insane at Kklamazoo to k Succeed the Intv L. Dr., W Kblamaroo ....... -- .... ( l«o> to the local ticket office will be : M, Edward*. about $1.80U \ • ’ ____ jfttst?. J- MM Cribo"" ^KM.^.,1. reuntry rexder, to tew.re ^ . ““1 •" "bo » going through tbo .wintry wil-' „ " _ ------- mu vumni __ , ing “ medicine gunrantowl (..curo erery- Srehrill. *,?’ Ur ~' H' u “• 7"' bivkereou.- of Jte ‘^d'cinogunranlcedtocoro “'' bl„gfrome.r«.here. t,.nak.,liH d ftasnville. «•**'«- '-it«™ «— . .^\ were Hasting* Ui.:nmr Thuni(lllv * if it d,»« not doK, uu.noy will ,. '' Mrs. Wm.’ Cambell left Wednesday | fundod by oi» of .mrdrug .tore, ditl1 ........... .................... ,'reut ones at different plnro« where ,Ot c,l‘,,,rui» «her.- .hr will' .pend i ■ale. are mmfe. n .1ini.reU» to ’| the winter., rnnko buying a, y.iKll : Mrs. Rufus Cherry is expected home iSil a» it |. to got (bo money b.ck re from Milwaukee this week, where she ' none of ..„r druggi.u |.av,. ,uaJ, a„v ' has been making an extended visit , j »nch utn i-mont. .Some lu.ro b&„ bill, te' ■ with relatives. I and other, may l» when rolled upon if i periham Stiverance, who Las been ; they are not |n the watch." spending several munihyt in Montana, I Ifce Michigan Central refused lower i rMe-. and a party of the hunters have i ipu-ky.-.n. arranged for(..tereb.ng.l.te ticket* from Ray. the ,'te A* p.„ y ’j , tii kets are tntervuaugabir. the parry i •i will will 1x5 bo aide able to to depart depart from from Jabksun Jabkson II | just a- though tickets had been purch-* ;t<ed there. It is estimated that the I< j used Friday the ,1:1th uf the 3 SALE ON R*pi‘” f'irod*Th'^ “•* r,r>Tr.)',o^“h"|^“ ..re. this city Thursday lor .an At th., .(me u^-mUy „f , >gd Fellow returned i extended visit. . ; and Betekah irdetn, uf Benton Hurter, ! Miss Gcnevieu- Squires, of Jackson', This Week’s News in Nearby j tol week. Brikie J. 6rr. of Bay City. Counties. 1 visited IlastiugH friends. Wednesday. *as elecled Grand Maato . X. Wilder i returning to Jackson • Thursday. ' j Th.- XlfHm Central apte.ro to r> ‘ lira. Fred Baker, returhed Thursday | ter. over-reached intef at Jackrnm. TreatenT 'P‘"' from a ten days visit with her parents A party of 182 Jackson hunters wanted ' i Rep. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, of Sarato go to Eckerman. Mich for their fall 1 • *7^ .|nnk nnr hunting.’ The rate from* Jackson to J The Eatou ajuntv suiiervizDrs have Ekkerman. twenty-five miles from the ' COI1^,'niule<l the county jail us living in- ,’ Word from Fred L. Heath reports i that he is getitng much better in I Soo. is $21.GO for the return trip, and ’ l^xiriy -wntilntea. »nd infected; > from Ray. Ind.. j|u^ over -the state | w’ltb v®r,}’u Sheriff Halladay whs I health and will return from Hot border, via the Lake SI 0->\ it is $17.10. ’‘sonerated from blunge ’hut th© struc- , Springs Saturday or Siindky. . ,7!'D8Pt jllSt In. M Qf^.TT 25. iwt S^'»".re?“'L*Orkln' * rlSSEr7*^^ Jfl Luod.x-ar, October 7~—~ County. I JjJJ*- C- W Mixer went to Detroit The inue of the Portland Ol>- i <ai a vi,it server told of a new g.^ being workleft Thursday on u busi«d U the country districts in thnt tnp t0 Kansas. •kimwS’hi^i th* nw GreUe left Thursday for niMv bis ^^P.tion, this swindler Bui7a,t» (or an extended visit LMr',wt- ! x-meT"J'Vi’d"" ’think !t ’9 riRht t0 Bel1 a“y but ) F|“w • drn«». We would not give poor i ., . families: neither will we give impure Arthur E. Mulholland, ’ PERSONAL "MENTION. ?| Th C0HE TO-MRRY Store. .It |>ays to sell pure drugs. Every pnsoription. Every dose of salts, f -pice, every medicine, whether for yon , -I l ure, just as pure ns it is possible to get p;; y.,a think it pays.' THERE are other reasons. banner. |.„___ J «« j “ -de to -» Wd feel sorry for the man on-the j farm who has rained four nice boys | nnd cannot kei-p even one of them with him to take up the farm work -r the fatb«r grew too oLI to carry it on. Tbo loy on the Urm. it tbo on. rrbo early'rmolycs to .toy by his <]»<!. Jonah Kawy raiiwl twrfv.- .talk, of MinnrsoU Dent coni this year that av­ eraged twelve feet high. Ea.-b stalk had one eat or con, on. The ann. were vorv large, having twenty row. ot ker­ nels The coni is an exceptionally fast growing variety a> will be realised front the fact that from meaauremenu taken it grew just a foot in two days —Nashville News The last legilatun did away with March oiaminatlons for toucher, and the attorney general,has given an opin­ ion that all teachers whose certificates expire, in March must present them­ selves for examination, if they desire to teach the year through. So if a teacher's certificate expires March, reofi, it will l» necessary that he write at the examination October in and 20. which wllFbd held at the county seat. A story is told of a young man who went to work tor a stingy fanner out in Kansas : At three o'clock the next morning the farmer called him to lw gin the day's labors A few minutes later the hired man went down stairs with his grip. 'You ain't going to ,,Vs the grip to work, are youi asked the farmer. "Naw" replied the man aoontfolly.’"but I am going to find some place to stay all night " Phone No. 9 J.T. PIERSON & SON $75,000.00 Capital I Surplus :: $25,000.00. Ornctrs Small Savings Chester tnesser. President. R. B. messer. Dice Pres. fl. fl. flndcrwn. eaibkr. Director* Ebtittr mtsstr. R. B. mtiwr, R. C. Trwcl). m. C. Cook. D. S. Bwdycar, Eukt Ulricn. fl. fl. Anderton. Interest banked regularly at stated periods is the sure road to prosper Ity. You can't all reach the limit of wealth, but you can all start right. Begin Jin HccounrUJitb Us Co-day as It’s better than putting it on to-morrow. Our savings bank takes any amount you want to deposit. Put vour money in as soon as you have a surplas and it will be safe. paid on Savings Dopotllt. money to Coan on Jjasiings City Bank Real Estate Security. The Social and Business Advantages you gain by always being attired neatly and stylishly, are very apparent. , . Have you ever noticed how differently your friends . greet you on Sunday, when you are “dressed up” and on week days, wfien you are wearing your badly-fitting “every day” clothes ? • • t ' Why not be “dressed up” all week, if you gain by it? It won’t necessitate a greater expenditure of jnoney; just requires a little more care in the selection of your clothes. We know of no clothing that will serve your purpose better than the carefully tailored, fashionably designed, shape retaining Kaufman Garment The Paletot shown in this illustration, is undoubtedly one of the handsomest overcoats we are displaying. It gives that dis­ tinctive “tone” so eagerly sought for by the careful dresser. You’ll win many a social and business battle with the help of this overcoat. $18.00 to $35.00 C. H. OSBORN �HABTLNHS BANNER W-1UBKK « Something Must Be Done to Replace । TIB MIY LAW MAKERS the! Timber that is Being Rap­ CoeUnue*! from pHgc one. PRACTICAL EXAMPLE OF REFORESTING Hood’s Sarsaparilla enjoys the dfe- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ‘ WARRANTY DEEDS. Elfkxla White to Jacob Schondelmeyer 40 ac sec ti, Yankee Springs*....f 1000 uC S j Idly Cut Off. What i. thia coantry ’foing to do tor | tbT"Ure wH> «• ■ lumber and timber a few years hence; |’ tertained. and where they found thing" •if the rapid depletion of our forests I in first class order. 4f the wishea uf continues at its present pace? This is I --7 CrilerUn- w” be' 1506 00 a question that is liecoming more and Itoebu-ia I< Here they will want to keop Mr. and more important each vear. The govern­ * Mrs. IJchty nt the county farm km long ment bas commenced to appreciate its 3«» (H) importance and is saving out large as they can lie prevailed on to stay. The committee on finalization made health and strength of every ..................... tracts of land to l»e planted with trees. their report, holding os we beliese Grant Dickerson to Frank I. organ', bone and tissue de­ But even this attempt to discount the justly, that Harry county would fare Hart. 20 ac sec 20 Hope, also pend. Accept no--------substi«-------- --—■ -----Lot No. C. Ckivcrdalo....... 2U00 00 future will not avail much unless each better at the hands of the state equidizstate, supplemented by individual ac- ere by bolding property at its cash HoO(l^St | Gordon Jenner to Jamea Jenj tion wherever possible, takes hold of value, rajther than cutting under. The " ner 40 ac sec, -W Hastings. 1300 (Xli SKb on having Hood’s I the question in earnest. One example totals ar«- real Atate tll,97U.00fi. AND ONLY | Dennis Collins to Stephen P. of individual action comes from north­ Brandstetter, 120 ac set* 19. , ern Michigan, and the promise of suit­ pernonal estate.$2. Hl,7(W. » total of Hope .......................................... 8000 00’ able reward is very flattering. At Nor­ $14,387,710. ' . Following is the report in detail; Stephen P. Brandstetter to way. Mich. Samuel Bridges is the own­ DR. YOUNG’S Prrsl Dennis Collins, 120 ac sec 30 Hefti Est Iteal-Kst er of a large farm. Thirteen years ago Estate Total Hope6000 00 a forest fire swept over an HO acre tract Anyrta.... J«KSM. •KI.Z30 on the liank of the Sturgeon river.kill­ Battimorn,. ms.vto .00.001 Jas. F Forward to Sidney W. • Barry.... kMXW ;ji.ino WWW Jenkins, 40 ac sec 30,Assyria ‘ 1 «> ing every’tree. White pine cones were Carlton. ... 7».mi> •A1S.000 90.140 t'aatteton l.tr.V.MO I.O.MU planted on the land, and today there Geo. O. Jones to W. H. RqckHaiiiOKStp ©MAM MLM0 1 and 4 537.010 657,010 • well. «K) acres. Barry 2900 (X) are 5.00U floe white pine trees, many Ctty city 2 and 3 7W.rao 7tH.7M ;txA.y.fl l.tttsOTV of which have at mined a diameter of Hope........ C.MAJ0 4.WW IBJBO Martha A. Ford to Jacob S3.W® BS-LNHO ... .W4« 10 to 12 inches‘at the base and a height Irvinx 4O0.WO Jolinstowti. I47.KXJ Strouse, lot 8 blk. 5. Grant’s 119. WO of 25 to 33 feet. The best trees are Maple<;ro»<- TN.tbO 8U0Q Add. city 7U0 (10 Ortnsevllle W7J*» Ahoae which were trimmed up six iValrtevllle _,7#l.0» 7M.«on 17M) 0 Augusta‘L. Armstrong to PhilKulltMlll 41.7.040 oue (7..«> JBl.lW 1years ago, and this fall the remainder Thoriuquile '.lk\UOO otti.483 ip Keiser. Undivided 2-8 of iwill lie trimmed. In 20 years, Mr. Woo*ihii«l Mtuso ■■ss 140 ac sec 2. Yankee Springs ItWO 00 YlikeM|«V. Z1Z4«> Bridges figures, the tract will contain permanently cure . •Jas. I-. Wilkins to Arthur Laupin© which even in the palmy days Total... ll.670.3S0 The committee on apportionment luiugli. lot 30fi and S. l-j lots of Michigan white pine would have 3OI and 305 City 30(1 00 been considered first class .timber. made the following report: Homer Green to A. A. Aid• Township SUteJax ‘ ’‘“‘W Tat Sold under Positive Guarantee , A-wyria ..... • MUST PAY THE FIDDLER i rich. East half lot 10. Clovi Baltimore..... Call and get valuable book Burry ;un uo , erdale Carlton.......... 2 Each For Signers of I| Castleton FREE Josir h J. 'Stevens tt HL SetterPrice is $20.72 un-.*.', | llastinr* T*p . ington, lot Nashville 1888 '00 .'.l«7UO i city Kt and Ith Thornapple River i < ityasl and 3rd. Jane B. Pierson to John B; UtfjM Drain. Prescriptions prepared as if for King 40 ar .sec 18. Yankee . thb Docto/s own u«e. There-were 72 people, mostly from. j 2300 00 , Springs-.>.. '.Eaton county, but some from Barry, j iinmcevill**. ... HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Wm. J. Herrick to Diadamia J. who now understand that it coats • min^L.114 i,an>.u Sign of the Elephant. . Fought, lot 423 city; MO OO Something to sign u petition for a ’ 3JWL4*. •O1JW . Sarah J. Stillinger to Victor urain. I YBnlu* Si^iaxi. B. FurnifN, 8U ac sec 10, These people asked that Eaton j IoUl ‘ Castleton............................... 2467 00 ■bounty’s Tjwmapple river drainage — system, which stops at the Michigan I Chas. DuBois to Willis Bayne, 40' ac sec 28, Hastings.. ... 2000 00 Central railroad bridge near V CORRESPONDENCE. ' ville.be extended to tho Nashville daiiL — —--x-wDavid Huggitt to Earnest E. MADE TO ORDER —-HBerry fib ac sec‘36, Assyria. 1000 00 Qur readers will remember how' thia I ® matter was considered by a jury in j SOUTHEAST BARRY Fred E. Mead to Amos Wenger, You may relwt your |his county and that tlie jury would { LH.]aywl ^ter. 40 ac swe 3. Thornapjilc 1000 00 own rover. More not stand for it. ■ , . , , . . John Brandstetter, Ext. to The uroumulated cub. ol tbl* dtftA I Th« '■“j”11 t^r,hdd,*',’ than one hundred Chas. F. BBandstetter. 80 ac which wit. nut coutretclol. arI. Mr- -id Mn>» samples to selectfrom sec 27. Thornapple 5600 00 Under the l.w tlie 72 peti- ' -necero D^ide the hnnl .trod)- Call and give me your QUIT CLAIM!-. tioner. lor the drain rauet lout tin. ' «,n th*’ •>""« «>>' d“v “’“1 in order and have a bill, which amount, to feftTi orohj I d» •»»•»» -™«d«rombl«! 11 Lovina Shafe to Geo. Shafe, 80 couch made jnst as There will naturally not be a h,pp, I both: th., chicken pi.dinner wm.re.lmbac sec 3, Assyria .'-500 00 you want it. , leehiw » thi. money i. doked up by i «• ™mpHineoled by all Nearly ♦ Geo. W. W. Rockhill, to W. H. the signers. | ever)'tbing was sold even to the cakes X PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE ♦ Rockhill. 40 ac sec 21. Barry 800 00 ', i and pies that were left. H. W. ♦ Elizabeth Rockhill to W. H. a Bird in the Hand. I Bellinger sold a fow'of the articles left t ■ Rockhill 40 ac sec 2L Barry. I 00 * R. Jamieson, Prop. It Is Imposalble to trace the earliest at auction. The Searles orchestra fur­ X 1st bldg north of National Bank. ♦ ; Emanuel J. Feighner to Chas. use of tlie proverb "A l»ini in tlie hand j nished the music in the evening. >»| j*two in the bn.li" which ta \ After payinu all mpt«iw Un- ladim ; Feighner 5 ac sec 26. Castlton Hous forms of expretta'xu Is common | netted $4O.4<». „ . .’ E. J. Feighner to Chas. Feighto mony countries • ner 40 ac sec 26, Castleton... 1800 00 j V middle English ’ I In tu luiMUttr o*>K*11 we t*'7 find *M«* phrases putaaw- !i _ Mi> • Gilbert Searles and Mrs. L. RICH MINE OF OAK. ! which have the same purport. Thus In ' Npbles attended, the wedding of their A tfURS/un tfiifiber Atx’cr i:: 1 gillie's -ConniKinplaco Book” (l.'Hhi we j niece Miss. Floy Beetle, of Nashville. ‘ VAKRIAGE LICENSES. cred II valuable mine of oak. It caiata f rank An*iD. PrairirviBr 22 I flml. “A byrde yn Tionde ys tw^ter that 1 — ------- ------------ -in a river in.S.uth Rureia and ban lay- Erenn, Burchell. Prairieville.. .. three in the wride."-and In Rhode's i HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE -jBabces ’ Book." also of early date. "A There is *juitr a good deal of sickneu era three or tour feet deep scattered y>„,k FD!k,r. M.„,r (lrovp................ ,‘nn‘I ’ ‘ * ,S W3r’h f,,n W [among the children in this immunity. over 1.H, mil.-., 1,. 'ink--k.,,,., Vil.tl.rs H (,ruvl........... 22? known. IL is on all-round ■kedidne, producing its an- R. Wolcoot Adrn’r to Sarn’l E. Roush 70 ac sec 12. Irving.. oaixall|&4^ cfTocUs by Bkk*k~jfy» ing, vitalizing enricHng Fr*”k 1 u,rt ,o,,gplli,ip c blood bnand whSTtS “ °™ " HOOD'S. RECTAL DILATORS PILES and CONSTIPATION W.J. HOLLOWAY i COUCHES ing f(*{rt.ur«* is ns variety bf colors. .... » Hunsain is improving very BuppoM'd to Im? dim to the variqgated . * “y ° " •’obnstown,..................... 21 i j No «l«»ul»t onr modern version sprfiigs ■ roil of the nver l«tom. No ftpeer K“Ih*rl>”- Stanton. M.pb- Grove 21 | from these old saw*, and it h possible'' slowly at this writing. tnnr'they may have originated In the | । Mr. and Mr*.’George Garrison have than twelve shades of pink, blue, yel- Walter Ogilen. TbornnppTe quaiDt remoiMtranre of one Will 8<nn j gone to Ohio on a visit. low and brown huje been noted, > ;»ch Stella McNee, Irving qrs. a Jretor in the court of Henry I log having its owm uniform shade. The ' Wallace A. Hobbs, City.................... no yin., to whom Lord Surrey, in grati- ■1 Mr*. Roaeii of Delton mother of Mrs. logs taken out have ranged .from, forty Ida L. Fowler, Hastings twp tilde for 'many a good turn, had given I Howe returned home Saturday after a klngflHher from ,hls nviiiry. When | s«''t>ral w«v|« stay with her friends to 2(X) feet in length and from fifteen ' Chas. Hart. Kalamazoo................ to twenty inches iu diameter, and it is I M. Belle Lowder.. .NashvHle. 24 Surrey sought to recover it. promising ' to replace it another day. the sapient estimated that more than IMkOUO; Mrs. Frances Hendershott and her i jfstpr Is wald to have declined, saying. craging seventy feet, remain. son Clyde visit*<d at Kalamazoo last ’ Robbers recently entered the dry prefer one bird In the hand to two week. gtMtds and clothing store of E. L Hew­ in the. bushF ‘ ■ NEVER ASK ADVICE. son & Son at South Hnven and stole a Mn*. Mu«son and fiSy visited friends j When you have a cough or cold don't I wagon load of plunder, constisting of [ here' over Saturday. ask what is good fur it and get some ' furs,'coats, shirts and. other wearing. 'The seven sleepers of.Ephesus were | The L. A. S. was well attend.sl at j medicine with little or no merit^Ahd Constant In*-. Dionysius. John, Max- ; ,, , .-----prehups dangerous. Ask-Tor Foley's Its. Ftank Blivim's las lastt wrek. wis>k imlan. Makhua, Martlnfan and Sera . •',rK h,ank Bhvcn'a Honey and Tar. the great throat and ml lung remedy il euro, cough, .nd old. ’ Or“‘* “-FxL agitating the qn«- pion, seven young men, txmverts to NORTHWEST CASTLETON. quickly. For sale by Arthur EL Mui- lion of having city jirisioners work in! Christianity, who during the persecu­ John Meade made a Inwinen trip to I tion of Christians under the Emperor bolland. successor to W. H. Goodyear. , chain gangs on the streets. Dpelus, A. D. 250, refused to bow Ih»- Lake Odessa Fru&y. fare nn Idol set up by the-emperor at i Unde Rtlwrt Watts of Battle Creek i Ejihosiut. The story goes that they ; called on friends in this vicinity last fled to a cave In Mount Cellon nnd that j Thursday and Friday. DecInSp In his rage, ordered all cnv*^ in! that mountain to 1m* sealed up. [ The Coats Grove L. T.- L. and Manin : i Nothing was heard'of thpm for 230 -j (Aimers L T L w ill meet hi John । ( yoars. when they were discovered by . Meade’s Saturday vv.-ning Nov. 4.' All i some workmen who were dlgcitig foira- are invited. l dirtioua. Awaking from their, long Tlje beari thresslwr Is on -onr street | Tell her she takes no risk in buying here (•sleep, they offered- coins of such an­ tiquity that the attention of the au­ threshing beans. It's about time to think about changing to heavier underwear. We've thorities was attracted. They did not CEDAR CREEK. thought about it and here are a few of bur thoughts in tangible form: long survive and their bodies were , taken for burial In a large stone .coffin \toiSt Victor’s cbnrch, Mareellles? VERY SUDDEN SUMMONS, Men's Heavy Fleeee Ladies', Mieses and Children's Lined Underwear.™.. W Heavy Fleece Lined Underwear Tin. . omunily was very budly shock- 1 Mrrnir'h j>t Treasury I Also Fierce Lined Hosiery. ed by the news of the death of Walter A single treasury note . ----- measures Davin which occurred on Friday morn-' three and pno-eighth inches in width ing. Mr. Davis owned a farm in the by seven and one-fourth, inches in northwest corner of the town of Johns- | BUTTERICK PATTERNS. length. It will sustain, without break­ ing lengthwise, a weight of forty- town. About one.year ago his bouse j Phone No. 10. one pounds; crosswise, a weight :>t was burned down, nothing saved. It I nlniet.v-onc pounds. The notes run four was occupied at the time hy Ernest i I to a sheet, a sheet being eight nnd Hor$» . -Mr* Davi® came here this fall • one-fourth inches wide by thirteen and and^iuilt a fine house to replace the i one-bnIf ’ Inches long. One of these one ^destroyed by fire. Hs hail the sheets lengthwise will suspend 108 house completed and talking with paitnds and crosswise 177 |>ounds. It his can»nter and Mrs. Horne wben he will be noted that a single note Is capable of sustaining, crosswise, a went to remove his overcoat and fell weight of ninety-one pounds, which Is oyer backwards and died without a twice the amount by nine pounds of struggle. Mr. Davis was born in jibe weight the note can .sustain length­ EnglamL came here while quite young wisp, while./In the case of the sheet, was about fifty years old. had served the ■ crosswise sheet lacks thirty-nine five years in toe regular army for his pounds of double the sustaining power adopted country. WE OFFER SLAB WOOD IN of the lengthwise sheet. Break the News To Mother.... HORTON’S. w“y READ THIS FIVE CORD LOTS OR OVER FOR ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD ($135) DELIVERED. WILL ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY loo CORDS AT THIS PRICE. R. K. Grant 0asking com i> tbo ardor or tho Tljat than h. made of mud by spon­ day al prwnt Hoary Wertmaa baa Bold Ma bora™ taneous generation under\tbe gun's bent was the deliberate opinion of Na­ and other atock and will tbe poleon. first of the moderns, if General winter in New York Crtv. Gourgaud can be believed. Clifford Morford has left bia work Referring to ancient civilizations in the east, Napoleon one day said to in Barry and is at hurun to stay this winter. Gourgaud: . "All this leads me to think that the Word hu been received Iron, Alfred Blabop and wife of thia pUce and Lew Inhabited by man, and within one or Lawrence and wife of Hickory Corner. two thousand years I am disposed to accept the chronology appended to the «bo are in Oregon ttat they are in •acred writings. I think that man toe mountains hunting at present, was formed by the beat of the sun Mr. HaU and wife have moved into actiag upon mud. Herodotus tells us U» booee with Clark A. Loomia that In h's time the slime of the Nile vbnng’"d Into rets und that they could 1 lieart will lie clean hands. ,--------------~ decided not to LEAVE CHICAGO The Consolidated EYE, EAR, NOSE Pre*. >"d Tool Co. Felt It *•«“ 8* u“wbe To Locate Here. There were strong hopes that the Con«,lid»t«d Pre- & Tool Co., ot CldcaKu. a eery .oereWul manulartorioi, eooeeru which l.rodore. a largo llna o .paial high grel« madmirty. might be induced to locate in this city. Mr.. E Tvden' is largely interested In thin eoneern. and a tow other HaMiog. part,™ >old -torr There w much regret when Mr Tyden brought word bat week that tlw Chicago panic, int.mrtrd, arid who include the active management, left that It would bo onwiw tor the Co. to mow iu, plant from Chicago. . This seems to be the chief obstacle in tl* . way: The -Tool Co'a. line of special. high-cla» machine. re<pin» the nervice of many of the most highly skilled, expert meebanica. who of course command largp pay. Tlie men are opposed to leaving the big cities where they have their unions ami fra­ ternal organization*, and where if one of them lose his place in one shop there are dozens of others where he could readily find employment. More than this they like the attractions afforded by a big city, and the conveniences of life there which theyconld not get in a small tntfn. So if the factory should locate in Hastings, its work would be continually hampered by ths difficulty of getting and keeping the class of help which tbe Tool Co must have in producing its high grade machinery.. AM THROAT I have taken several Post addition to my regular medical ,,,, lr*’ in specialty of treating all dfeearen ,.f tl„. "°*e » EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. I fit glassea by the latest all mod a., scientific methods. al’Pnir«j DR. C. H. BURTON.'^ FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, I am aointi to make some exceptiooaibj lWv 0Iices on ' TOP BUGGIES and HARD and SOFT GOAL STOYEL See that Steel Range in my window markr.l S5§oq- .« Straight Ladders 10c a foot. Jesse Townsend. MICH HASTINGS LOCAL ENTHUSIASM On One Subject Hastings People Orow Enthusiastic. The •‘•'Tease of |*o|Hilar enthusiasm on the following subject is almot daily maniYcsted by public expression and local endorsement. Read what this citizen says, and discover the cause tor the constant showering of praise which follows in the wake of Doan’s Kidney Pills Mrs. T. Phillips, of Broadway, says: ‘ After giving Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at A. E. Mul­ holland. sncceaeor t<> W. H. Goodyear, drug store a fair trial 1 can ’eheerfnlly recoaum nd them to anyone suflering with kidney tremble. I had suffered for some time and tried wveral remedies receiving little it any benefit. 1 ob­ tained morn benefit from Doans Kidm*d Pill- than from all the other remedies I ever took I endorse the medicine most emphatic,Uy. For sale by all dealers. Price .*»0 cents Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole Agents for the United States. Rumv.nilier the name—Doan's—and take no other. THE NEW ELDRIDGE ROTARY SEWING MACHINE Guaranteed in every Way. The iest running and most perfect chine on the market. Has none <>} the five objections that every other rotary machine always have, This machine juste fits the stoiik where QUALITY is the MOTTO. Phone 76. See It; Try It; YOU'LL BUY IT. The Quality Furniture Store. IT TA IZTO TIAAr To Make a Xiood Photograph. I Aik to I llvl t call w.e; ther^fore °sk Mr. fr'eHn<*?.t0 early before the Holiday rush, and get their orders in NOW'. We can give you better service anil better satisfaction. Remembdr that until further notice wifh even­ order of $4 oo or over we will give an enlarged photograph 14 .\ 17 inches In size FREE OF CHARGE. Hastings, mich.H. J. Chi*istmaS y j^HOTOGRAPH|R AUCTION SALE! STOCK Th, umleralKned will sell at Public Auction nt the Stock Varel.. In the t lilac. ..I St h ille «• Saturday, Oct. 28, '05, , Commencing at 10:00 a. m., the following described Stock. io Head of Horses 4 2-year-olds last spring, weight 1100 to 1400- ' I air work horses,..5 and 6 years old, weight 2400 Driving mare, 6 years old, extra good 3 heavy work horses, 5 to 8 years old 400 Head of Sheep ,100 tine wool breeding ewes, 1 to 4 years old 100 coarse w«>l breeding ewes, 1 to 4 years old 40 coarse and fine wool breeding ewes 160 feeding lambs, 60 to 70 lbs each 36 Head of Cattle . 20 head of'yearling t5 head qf yearling beif’ r* 3 head of 2-year-oids ’ ■ 2 ii< 4 head df ;»-yeai-obi>. gih : 1 cow 7 years old. cornua* i” 8 cows 9 years old, dry This Stock is all native. All Good. This will be the big­ gest sale of Stock ever held in this community... Be Sure To Attend TERMS OF SALE:- One year’s time wiH*| given on good bankable paper with inte . at .6 per cent. C. H. Oversmith, E. Granger, G. W. Gribbin. W. H. Burd, E. Hecox. H. H. Vincent, propriet°rs- H. E. DOWNING Auctioneer. �HASTINGS BANNER. OCToBEK 25. IWB. Local News ! S™E ™3“ " """ ^/ln Rubbers 1 THROAT Aheres JteaO i ont'«S Lnl' fOAT. Jr iu’’*' t f lt “Pproted N. *?*,k HOT MADg BY * 2^22 JBER. A D, Cadwallader's gEAl. tS1' ’ offkeovcrk’iy! prices on Ikti HAsrr AL STOVES. mange. H'.IU. I $55.00. C ♦’heap I ire-, good • -.id i<’t> a » tin- lake, it buildings. •Aacres., R. ;.'"es from MICH. \ '• Huttw !iir 115 a* large itcrw. W tiCtrely lire ■ ■ ■ div ■ me baM lalaaa*; »It; rsfctv: z«>od 1 ft; ’LL BOY IT. I iood I l>ult: line » .iron nd •w of the uro* Itarn ] I j^elch Sent Itact to Jail «, Anolll„ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mason Hath-' away. Thuraday October 19, a som I Charge to Serve 90 Days. A new time talmas being prepared Rov. Clareneoli. Wald., tonnerty a to go inu* e®t*xTt on tlie entire Michi­ .Swvhillo preacher, wu on W.-dntMiay gan Central system tin Sunday. Nor. ™nvi't'11, °r 'ra. mpport in Grand 5th. Rapid, police «,,„ onIered Several of the yunng friends of Mas­ w",”1”"5' a** in ot ter Harry W<xm1 gathered at his home tail Welch hu in j,n (or tij Satiinlay evening. Games and music month, on a charge ot conlamM -n Wefe enjoyed by al] nreaent. I.iling to otay . circuit court order If la* can get,|ii« ranters satisfactor­ Umt he .uiport t h, chilli, wbnu mottar ily cloeed .up in this city. J. L. Craw­ “ U‘*’ Nin* Caven. a former ley is considering an offer to travel member of hi. congregation. On the through Australia next year at a goodI contempt charge he could ..ot be put at salary. Mr. Crawley baa plenty of! work, hot it i. ,wte<l he will now this world’s goods, but is su situatedI have a chance to get ac<|U.inte.l with that such a position would naturally the stone pile. appeal to him strongly—as it would rat any -me situated as he is. rriDDC cnnMtAr'air.r, , y witnessed the wildest storms CORRESPONDENCE. on the\|kes that have lieen experienced I , Tro**'' • '-read Rapi-la visitor Thuisday. * . Mr. and Mre.' D. a Brom,,, went i to Chicago Friday. J M. L. Cook visited bis sun Koliert in Ann ATlxir Saturday. Register Doster was confined to hi-, home the first of the week b-r a severe 1 cold. Herbert Wright, of Grand Rapids, I was tlie guest of H Martin and family Sunday. - Mrs E Allerton, of Naabvillr. ia staling tar ataer.. Mra. H Marti* • this week, ABa Diwn d*ho i» nou- living near Battle Cn*k. was in the city Saturday storm came up suddenly I NORTH maple GROVE. ' a Angle, of Detroit, spent Sun- ’ and the "ttained a velocity of al-1 . Mis, Lena Rose was the guest of i tL<’ gUVBt of I‘art‘nl-H Mr- “n'l most a mile a [nute. The tthorea of .1 I Laura and Frances Day from pri<luv JlfX A J Apgkthe lakes wore at n with wreckage . . ' I Mrs- ' H. Brown, of Nashville. and the property 1< will amount up I until Sunday. „ Kalama JTT, 'w ut ”''' 1**“" Elllel l,,,J into many bund of thousands. ' Jake F-irmui il .t work _ i (.-alia Mills Sunday. This vicinity felt the ect of the ' I— zo° »‘n -• the round -homie. terrific Bind Tliuraday ni land early’ Frank Tobia. and wii,-.pent sm,- ! Will Thomas of this city and'T. M. Friday morning. No partied* r- dam -lay -* at »»Mr. Aapinall'a in ......... IWUmure" l«tt"r-. «,». ,d Toledo. I age-was done further than Mr i i? win re. . spent ‘a‘,t wt*k at (lu« !“ite hunting. owing Mr.A . h. Milk J. K. Towler and T. .. . 7? 1 d^wn limbs fn-m trees, hut the George Kunz hate n. w Albkm wind‘ McC»,luo'was certainly fierce. ■ . mill, pnrehma-d of Olaretow a: Saabc"-”r Munday lo -.pm! I viUv. I ■ a ^ew with Mr. and Mrs. F E. j Itching pile* provoke .profanity, h . I Remalia. The Adventist| school teacher Mis* u-», , . . pn-fanity won’t cure them. Doiui wreure .pant from Thnredhy until .>un *!"•'>-*«•. >• town । Ointment curas itching. hhx*ding or I 'day with h. r parent, neat Char- : 'k!“w you. protruding pil«** atter yuan of sufferIrtg. . At any drug store. I i *fe ” a diuluy, and the happiest mart J _X I ' in Rutland. * ■ ElnJjctte Norpri -was able to sh up, ... , ’•,.liu7'whU»Snhday. »'r. and Mra. Imrg. AUtay .... . / i ,, , ' . i guests uf their daughter. Mrs Ger- I When you want some Mr>. Jarnea Riwden ay isnulMjtter trade Pahner. of Maple Grove, from j ^nice and lasting per- - 1,1 th,f ur‘ting. Saturday rill Monday. fume call in, we handle the following brands: * “• J' BeU »*»»» <ke same. i-. W. Cr.*.-h, Mulbollanil N pmacrip- I Willikms kin Kalamazoo ti;>n clerk, was call-xl to his home! ; ; for a few days. , Friday tn atu-uu the Tunfiral of his i " ) ' i } •\ \ Dabrook’sr RickBicker, Seely’s,. / Foot & Jeqks, । Cap. C. Rayiimii and wih were hrie I a f»-w days Iasi week looking after । their property 'lidre and in Yankee Springs preparitory to making Kalu; tnazo>> their future home. i Chaa. Roush ijnd family have moved ' uephew, who was killed by the falling • “‘heavy plank. ' T M. Baird, of Jackson, visited re!-! . atives in this city ana Hope the past week.' Mr Baird was the first white ! ‘ oh‘,ld ,M,rP township ami de- 1 \ in with hia fath< r fur a while on ■ brat4'<1 l,i‘ r’“ hirthday Sunday. # . y|4ciddnnt of his inother's pour health. •------------------------- ’ ' Mrs. lumfear Of.Grund Rapid*, who' NASHVILLE. . t has been here f»|r a while helping to E‘Iwii‘ Kinn’’took in lhe '*cunrion | ■' J can- for her mother ftxpecV to retnni Thursday to Chicago to visit his amil. j I horn-- this week.| Miss Sylvia Kinin? was married to ' Jennings, Eastmans' aiture Store. itograph, •iends to Holiday rviceand th every i~ inches iy. Stplemiier 1st. 1905 Sylvester Greusei, Ware Boise Opposite C. K.gJS. B. R. Depot. Hie, on d i\ I 3^ inson Lumber Co r tie U/ lb ij/ t. T T fl fl - fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl AH e big­ - held • al. a; Jr The !• wcold. Titers, Bin io build. Anu ;• h awhile. And tt tv Fut ih-; And w<- i fhere’s u • • i t-o busy, • k has begun, r»e. iu clbver. T».v country is booming, And bo is the city. " There’s so much to th>, That winter must come is a pity. T W U/ But now is the time, Your roof to patch, ■ And to build for your chickens, A Rung warm thatch. U/ X »«/ •r■ Get our thingies and siding, Onr doors and our windows, And llx all up warm, Ere the cold winter wind blows. j at S. FieOeM’" to »«»•> Irv'-l' "'f-' ! hit* horw - -iihI it becoming nnmitnugeable he reined it into the fence break- , Sunday. Urandma Hal.’ is vHtlng a Knuidwn j ing a line and tipping the carriage nn-! • til he was obliged ^to jninp to the | in Middleville. Mn* Mary Htiidershott i» vising . ground spraining his kneewriiTbniifiiiig | NOV. 2, 3 and 4 For this sale we shall have besides our own assortments. special lines from leading manufacturers, embracing the newest and best, styles of the season. We guarantee these garments up-to-date in style, workmanship and material. Long Coats with Empire and Box Backs have been particularly strong sellers. VVesh^ll show these in black and colors, as well as other styles. Our linb of Furs will in­ clude oppOsnin. mink, fox, squirrel and others. This sale will give you hu oppor­ tunity to inspect ant assortment of Coats and Fursoqxial to many sliowh in larger cities. We guarantee that, quality considered, our prices will he a* iots if not, lower than those quoted by mail order houses or firms in other cities.. Will you not favor us with an inspection? THE DATES ARE NOV. 2, 3 and 4 3. Goodyear Co A Bargain for Saturday | PICNIC HAMS • M » ONLY 8 CENTS Bring your Butter and Egg's to the largest dealers in the city. We Make a SPECIALTY of Fancy Dairy Butter DePue & Babcock his hip .badly. i . . I ' Jay Paimatier of'Ijinsing was calle*! : Always Open Evenings. Phone 86; here Saturday by the weriorts illne»« of i LAKE VIEW. . . There was a large crowd at church I his father. , Mi« Amelia BeCuurwy. has go»« to : । Btinday, • MORGAN. . | MT. Cotton and family ai*mi W.slne*- . Brooklyn to act a> hoUM-ktcjer tn a . i Mitw Jemima Morgan received word day and Tliur^biy wilh G,,a Rock- 1 wealthy family. i Mrs- A. G. Murray is <mtertaiuing i prjday p.»n.ihe •-•ftth that; Walter Davis. Mell and wife. .phew living at Cedar ‘ drop’ Cwlar ;Cr .Creek )/ Afiss Grace Waddell Saturday I her mother Mth. Wood uf Now London. a ntrphew boirt '7 it. in - - Hia — V_ I dead a alwut m.- 0cL Oct. ‘2& ’ atad Munday with her parents in W«md- i Ohio. Mts. Wood is K7 ywws old and । j travels alone. | aged mother lives in GaleMiurg.^ iland. । El.**vorth Kennedy of Allegan Co. » Walter lived with her. but o*ned a Charles Sbith >*• gating his Irarn has boon a guest of Hiram Coe and i farm near Cedar Creek and was build- | basement ready’to cement. 1 j ing a house on the farm when the . I ■ Tne immense amount of furniture, Carpet-. We sec that Nr Harwood’* wind- other 'friends hero. ’ .1 leums and House Farkishinfts that we art selling Ed. Smith has retprhed from Appel- grim messenger came. mil! is minus the whwd and fan after Miss Grace Adkins went to Nash- . gate where he went to vMt his daugh­ mnst surely signify that we are doing about the the fierce wind Thursday night. ville to take mttsic lescton Friday . . thing in regard to prices. Sv~»f'*-.y<TwKi«-P^"~ ter Mrs. Roy Brumm. night accompanietl by her sister Lena. . । attended thosnrpr*e on Bert Mil er , Mias Floy Beebe and Herlwrt D. Our prices and the quality of the goods are Mrs. Ellen Nesbit is keeping house ; Mtenwu g-Tuesday^ ------------------1 th. homeborne - ot ■■■­ Wotring were married taW«last rt-tj-ta Mr- for Mm. B. Mwd of ttarryvlll. during [ Friday evening at the fl ’■ ning. -----Ale.tr.>mberealt<n.l.-<ltl.ul- T. — L. at Mr. Firmer . Friday evening. Will be nterest leader daiiends your increax Iu — the aUmk rial■ -I,- u.t aa leeiit-r nepenus yourBiivcess - ----­ -1. .I Sluck I (MXi has an established ,he ------•It is no ••'•••EKIMEXT. ■ .rowers. EXPERIMENT it keepe tM perfect econdition. : -:i - nd entire system in JL perfect ““,,’'.MTkiTmnnf« .....i fat®forming r..rmiu<elements - ah. a larger pw cent of flesh and element* r'*9. lie,. I uiE-'d u d'gS-s-!,,;. ’•‘f aii’ti,.-.' -A from a <•( . lint of grain. ftkraniowi six# Toc4 We have IittrMtloMi Ulw» K|n,r’' International Poaltrv Wi lateraaiiotui fitwt Cwt: lattnMfios*! D«“ KUUr' -I-Soek Food In l-st.ndr<ep»ek«gt*. ■•"d 10 28 P°U“ COOK & SENTZ, Also burn the Famous Palatine Oil. Phone 37. The Oroeera. K< v- G VVher absence. ’ Rev. W. A. Miller rides hi« circuit j Tuthill of the M. E. churcii perform­ ing the ceremony. They haye gone in a new carriage. ! to housekeeping in their heme which Min Jemima Morgan went to Gales­ was already furnished on the comer of burg. Midi, to Attend the funeral of. I her nephew Walter Davis. | Middb* and Reed streets. —Mr. Wm. Miller of Hastings spent a maple grove. few days last week hunting around j Mrs. Etta Schill and children of Dukotu-are visititQj her aister Mrs. Morgan and Thornapplo Me did not carry a very Urge Irag of game at* the John Cheeonan. • weather was unfavorable for hunting. There wax reboot at the Norton was no M'hool i Lino­ daily right what do the business. We are getting in lots of new goods every day. Call and we can satisfy your wants. We are headquarters for high tirade Pianos. A big stork bn hand at present. L.l Mr- A J. Bikt*. . 1 ( । PARMELEEBARRYVHXB CHURCH NOTSS. f a JoeRhaaobtaiirtemploymMt Quarterly meeting next Saturday nXimnd Rapid. « nretvnnm, on u re* er M,hS 1 . >t -rumor at Itelle.i.-1 and Sunday at tbo ehureh. KeV. Dolph ( He will more bi. rmn.ly t<> that city tbo latter pa-* otthie week ,mitrtB ■ J iu,,.,., siklx.. Pra^r meeting Thurrtay evening. Paulo) Br..»-n.haa returned m-m hi. Mr. and . Mr,.. Doagla. S-wU |h>t wi„ Um. jn / Born to--------. Oct. 2. a son.' The little one I the coming revival to be held here. Tiait in Bowne. ; . Guy dine who ta» taen Bl ««*> lived until Saturday night. At the Aid Society meeting at L. E. Chaa. Evan- ia very siclL tvpboid fever i. much better. Mudge’s the society voted to get a ■jacob Finkbeinor and rannly of Caryl Schillman returned from N. chins cupboard for the parsonage. With • in Parmelee bnndaj. Pakota laxt week. , the receipts that day and what the | leighren viaired >■' VanAvery of Tretotvtatol hi. ladies collected they raimd $10.65. And advertised- letters. ™reit..tthi.BUreW«b>o«l.ynow our pastor's wife is using a new i ( Un. Mary Auatin. Mn. J. S. Conk­ Mre. Jolt Cbeewtbrough of Fr®I"rt ;cupboard. lin. Mre Hattie Wabb, Mre. E=»The L.A. 8. will be entertained by i Houab. Mi- Edith Hubtard. Carl Mrs. Willis Lathrop Friday the 27tli < McMaater. W. L. bandy. Chaa Baeckwith. Chaa Hetrt (» Howard holre^ for dinner. number- 3 A MAN IS KNOWN BY WHAT HE DOES ................. J? Linxey. . ** Frank Charlton and wife apent Sonw .lay with Henry Alihoow and lmll>. »ii Allert Alliaon W Woodland vWtad ifclnnrachooloneidAylMlweok. I)/ Clarence -Mead and family «Uad «| Frank Charlton and wile sand ay ev ■ ■ i?i>nse to finish, .-.At are just begun. • out y all the time,* lumber on the run. tend •ietors. THURSDAY, FRIDAY - SATURDAY ______________ _; at the home of (loo Hubbard >5, e. We wish to announce our fifth annual Coat and Fur Sale SYLVESTER GREUSEL GRAPHER in ilk COAT and FUR SALE We select the best in each Ijite of odors. We, surety can please you. Mr. gad Mr» jam™ Brett nr. and ■ A,r> *''-»“d |Vi.maM«r re Kalama | nrn Herald al«> C. H. Charlton an,l ' fuwtttil- la« Ww!m*day. JM Hi? , wr< family;.petit Bntiday near Naxhvillu relatives ’ ’ “present. "* **Rev.; Tuthill “•*'*” of I ttjil-x ice •orn cribs. , tin* gueixtb of Fred Grwnfirld and fam­ this place oihciated. They received j Telvfftn-ue i many nice presents. Kalaiuaicou will) ' By. at build.... j be their future borne. ■■ t<<>•<•»!; t . The first Quarterly meeting will Im* church ^^n'- & ' • s,,,Bb wh» at Hastings I held at the Barm*vill<.* M. P. :» rriih-njfl .( Phone U3, Thursday and Friday the guest of Miss 1 and* >riiR rstore.,' Michigan.( It)rt- ’ and “ ; j Minnie Fnrniss. Tbeultold Garlinger is enterxuiaing | IRVING. ■* J Mn*. M. Cafferty of Laj-ecr. Mk-h i« company from Lansing. । visiting her anker Mrs. H. C. Sirong !: Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Dickinson have ’ gone to Memphis I'ennescd to s|>end । 'and family for a tow days PERSONAL LETTER FROM . i Mr. and-slra. bi. J. Williams worn !• the winter. )) r ms' .Im.-.v .’vial , pi Ai’wgan Ihsi Thun«Ia? <un3 r- :ihaic>« Vena Welch Sat. Saturday. S HE WES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. • Mi. and Mrs.!Harry Sixlrt ny ent* ’-. urday. There was’ a lively runaway in thi* ! tained the hl ter? s parent* from Balti­ village W.fiiumiay nioniuig which re- ; more township lk*t Sunday. suited in the killing of it ut-rse and a j Rev. Holrwnb'moved hisfiuuily he;<n imposed upon by Tin narrow i*~*i'pe from death of a young ’ ose to pay you highest grandma -*f Hen -Shaft er. A team Im- , i in the parsonag/j.’ . . . our Rags. Rubbers, old j ,Alx>ut W of tli’ friends and. neigh-. ville hi charge ->f two vounumen whs : , Cid Papers, Magazines Etc. k-otb uf F r.ink Hbdver and t.innlj ga'* . engaged engage*! in in drawing urawing telephone ie»epiK>w pol« i-uic-n ,, you d Cash maYket lor everyi a: । them a farewell surprise Iasi Saturday , rft|lroad J!inU .U1(l while in I have HUSBAND KNOWS ME. IbvjBning 1-efore leaving for their new |j front of the Wolcott house <>n their i ’ home in Hio*tingn./They wen* present- i, way for a load the king bolt of the • Hastings apd Barry County cone but: i;.ss in : ed 'with a reckeij aS a token of rcmem- • wagon came out wearing the horses1 , for 25 y.*ars. I respectfully request • twrauce. ' • ! with the rcsnltn. ’ your patronage I will treat you FAIRLY, • Newell Williams has returned home i Freeland, non of Mr. and Mm. Philip . LIBERAL’.' ind HONEJSTLY. (iarlingi.r. met an nutom.bile wiiilc out [ ifrom-Haatings. . ’ Mrs. Dan Mairtjteand children visited ( driving Sunday evening frightening ! Yours Respec cin. Bam framed l'ix$‘. *’*' Goodyear Co E. Tyden went to Chicago Friday. Mi- Ara Manin ia on the aick Um Furniture Corners Miller & Harris Furniture Co )i CLUBBING RATES Readers of the BaNNEE can secure as favorable clubbing rales with this The Fuel that's right At the Price that's right Cleanest and Cheapest Fuel. For Sale by GAS 00. Phone 359. paper for any daily or weekly paper or magazine published in the United States or Canada as can be procur ed by any other newspaper in this section of MJehfyan. �NATk*F THE nuilkl I 111 HALLOW E’EN APPRECIATING THE LYCEUM PLATFORM at PARISH HOUSE A II ATI Ail C llEf J Hallowe’en is drawing near; SPECIAL SALE 4U AI lUli 5Alt , CoatUmte from jw^one. $2.00 each | These Clocks usually sell for *3 and S3.S0 each, but, in order to close them out, I have cut the price to $2 each. I make a specialtv of watch and jewelry repairing of all kinds. All work guaranteed, and finished on short notice. George Newton, JEWELER and OPTICIAN. ®l Burton Hastings. Mich. First door west of Chidester j 1 The«>* >™uf •»Emmanuel «•>"»• •<> *«'■ ladies church This will Im- a very large sale. There ' of the BANNER ! whe/i 12 pages are 7 horse- and colts. Itl head uf j Mrv printed, as has Iwon the ca-e- of cattle. 30B sheep, besides several hogs | ]aui. bow far would ebb paper extend « large lot of farm tools, a qnaiiity of f jf section of the paper was laid hay and grain and other article®. 1 down flat, so that the edge- would just are here onceHnore. Ip anticipation of the us­ ual demand we have stocked up witli fresh goods and can Supply you with Goveruor LaFollette, Who Thinks of if. form a- a great educational Institn 1 tion a» well as n ■ouiw of entertain- • ment and pleasure. Men are Mci<niz- ' ing the opportunities afforded by the Jyceum bureau tu "nring their tbuurire of life tu the pi’ople. Both are lienetit-1 ed. Within the last few weeks, the newspaiM-rs havn l> e.n saying that La- I Fbllntte. the great and fearlem champ- j ion of good government, tea* consider-! ing the mutter of laying aisde the *enatorial togr-iu. well as vacating the seat of governor, of Wisconsin, either i of which position- is hi* to chooee, for I the sake <>f going jo the peopje of the nation on the lycenm platform with hw idea- uf representative government. I The people «>f Hasting- will surely ap- i predate the opportunity to hear Gov­ ' ernorj LaFqilette at St. Ruoe's Hall cm ! Nov. Ill Bnv a -en*on ticket NOW. I i to have tb-ir working uteiiHill li:in,ls.,!nu ,urt ' 1,11'e. ns wi-ll an u»|!nl. :q >.-.'■•.atr- Why colitinue to torture jj<mi-J A with th" '•!<* fi'ahione'i lint hi" Hi- ASBgjffl .'.SBEsS2 SAI) H<"N mnLex ironii g ™ handle ia nlwaya alwaya cool. Thu pills],' b j. so -maxli tu .0* hmidle I h" i^li-b the iron will glide over tlie the inrls.. jirti;;.. : without sticking. A Just One Trial We are Exclusive Agents 'F Fur '•WIl’TS Jersey Butter ine iu this chy. This is the be»i made and you’ll be pleshrd with it. People’s Meat Market M. J. Weaver,Prop. Cor. Jefferson and Court streets. ttione rjB. [ ling ot the Electric Co’s wirrii was j In getting .mt such an editivii it , : .,, i j*. uonnu* r—»fi iir-wie . . i responsible for the mishap as is,; would be tw much to expect that an • J , . Sroct. i 'claimed, then it ought tu Im* made I error will never icrur. no matter how • aj impossible for such things tu happen , hard tev may .try' to prevent ,it. We, Mratesu. % ! in the future. It zis a serions II will bowevvr. t'b»t It 1. «,r aim to i ThI My L . i matter. avoid encry mistake possible, nnd to . ( Mr- sent, I Our new line of TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES. is now in. It comprires every­ thing that is rich: upXo dale. But its in QUALITY that theflne rbinea. S'rars of experience disve made un thm-.uifchly famil­ iar with leather. Its In the wear Chat n Myers trunk or cult case will please yon. and it wont cost but a little, if any. mttre than tin iiifetiol article. W H Myers & Son, Phon* 31« Jefferson Bt.. 1 door south of I’, v. □oooooooooooooooooooooocoo If You Want to Buy or Sell Anything, Use the BANNER’S Want Column ■WE H1IE THE SHIRT WAIST IROKIhS BOARDS IW have the BANNERS distributed all i -urn-tMfer over tbi. connty Wote Thnrxl.y i if SUWAuw. l»«-i Kivco I night. . ; <> Dr? Tt>o*r r.4c For never*! years past Dr. Doiudd Mr-. Scott. <iouno4 -.............. 1 ! Jrnci Soon • from Fauki) McDonald, of Grand Rapids, has been making regular visits to this city 2,900 CARLOADS OF TIMBER ' i:>-«dtug. • Held lor ’ I Tie- Mu-lard t’U-trr every 30day.-, ;u> he ba* to many I . . ! I taale H. I>aai Other places'in Michigan. As a result ■ Made and Shipped By J. T. Lombard -M-’ Scott. he ha- built up a large and lucrative practice all over this state. For Twelve Months End“ Those who have hud bnsiniwa ‘to do CHARGED WITH JUMP ing Oct. 1st. ISO BOARD BILL. with him. either professionally or otherwise, will regret ’to* learn that For the 12 months ending October I. jj & Ko(m ha„ iMW,n HrreMwi in Has­ tie will move to Detroit November 1 1.1. T. Lombard hu manufactured and nng> for jnhjping a board hiH at the where he will open an office. We un- sold, Ir. this 'Ll- village. ,' -* :2, to steam and electric roads Morgan Home in He hud dent wa that bv ta »l.Hatgrl.v inter- inmU,. tkarljMjnOtfB tert ot lumber jj‘” 'htttemore. csted in real estate in that city, and and limber. This would aggregate over i qc1 1Mth * Hc piead*d not guilty and will necemarih nemurib give givesome «.nwattention iUmtkte j 2,1KB 2.U00 car ear loads, load., or or about about s carloads earload, thc exMmiimtjou wa, m.t -for Qcl ~j will St ‘ 1 to .rt his ... I. ! for foreach n.okday a.r in I.. the , k.. year. vmmw His It Io.umbering ,n mkori-o . ln (|efault <rf.....be ,, <x>nftpeti _ . in th;* investment-. ’ designed Tor ironing flounce*. ruffire. tend gathers place* in-garmentk. which are hard to get at w.ith the 'or dinary iron. To the Man Who Wants to Sell To the Man Who Wants to Buy The plan which I hn^e inaugurated iu my business en­ ables me to offer you various advantages which few oth­ ; Tlie most famous of dogx Is Cerberus. er real estate brokers offer. I who wntebre the entrance to Tartarus. Some one or more of these several advantages will He has tlrree heads, but Hercules drag surely enable me to save you some money. ’ g«l him to. earth and Orpheus put him No mutter where yon are or in what part of the coun­ Ito sleep with his lyre. The original try you want a propetty, 1 can rene you. dog cakes wore given to Cerberus by Il makes no difference whether you want a 51i<U build ing lot or a 510JKU Qirtn or any other kind of real estate the sibyl who led .Eneas through hell.. I would like to submit a plan or business whatever may be the value, 1 want to hear They were made of flour nnd seasoned from you. You will get the very best possible service with poppies and honey. He must for selling it.... regardless the size of fbe transaction, lust the prop ■ have been an opium flend, as the cries­ erty may be on my list. It may be on the list of -mne , tlal drug Is made from popple*. A one of the real estate brokers with whom 1 am in touch. If I can sell your real estate or property for a better • "sop to Cerberus" was one of these In any event, I may find it and save money for you. price and as quickly ai any ocher broker you certainly | cakes given to the monster by Greeks I am not only iu a position'to most advantageously want to know how and why. -serve the man or woman who wants to buy a home or a , and Romans as a bribe to let them in . If you will send me a clear description of your property farm, but I am in the best possible position to nerve the j without molestation. Including your lowest cash price, I will write you a letter man or woman who wants to make a p roti table invest­ explaining my plan which enublee me to handle real e* ment. tau* transactions very expeditiously, the plan which Write to dav and tell me vour requirements. DO IT The Chequers Inn nt Slapstoneit, near make* quick cvh sales. 1)0 IT TO-DAY NOW. ORtnothcrly. must be unique among Engllah Inns in one respect. It boasts If You Want to Sell, Fill Out, Cut Out If You Want to Buy, Fill Out, Cut Out of a flre which for more than a cen­ tury lias never been.'allowed to go out and Mail this Coupon To-day and Mail this Coupon To-day The place Is a quaint little building, to which many -vlsltoni resort on account ................................................ l.**5 " .......... ,...................................... rw, of its never extinguished fire and thio C. B. Benham, City Bank Building. Hustings. Mich. C. H. Benham, City Bank Building. Hastings, Mirh .­ ttlrf cakes baked upon its hearth. It With a view nf buying. I desire ffformation about has been in the occupation of one fam­ 1 dartre to sell my property, tchir.h consists nf properties which fnrrtispond apprwlmatfly with the fol­ ily for over 100 years. lowing spedflea Hone : in the City or Kiflit qf property Children have ears like the very spies Town of’HUite of si%’State if of nr-ture Itself—eyes that penetrate all subterfuge nnd pretense. It Is good to and which I desir< to sell fox. f City or County, or part if State preferred set before them the loftiest Ideals that have lived in human reality, but the The plan is based upon the following brief dwrije-1 The price must be behceen 9 ....and 9 best idea! of nil ba* to be portrayed by I will pay 9down and th* balan'-r. Hon the property: parent* In the realities of borne Ute at home. When you are not watching and the children are—that is when the lesson" are learned for life. Now while you have the matter in mind, write or call and t-ee me.and let me knon what you have to sell and how much money you want for it. If your property <no matter in what state or territory it is located or whetlier it is worth $5in» or iu de­ sirable and the price right, . Home .IJ.t I'-.. A’amr.. Add rats Jamea MacNeil! Whistler Is said ones to have confronted Oscar Wilde—«t the height of the aesthrdc movement — with Du Mft'urler. who was satirizing the Poatlethwaite® in Punch with all his might nnd to have genially in­ quired. 'Which of yen two invented ’"•ore Kevoe „ I !ilwith the I »shitn Stat It I UP ' SHIRT ■ .«•: tt» a~ Mr« Mg,,, WAISTS GOODYEAR BROS, PHONE NO. I. THE HARDWARE OEM’.IK- HaSTIAUS. MKH The Hastings Lumber & will sell lumber, lath.' Kliii!'.'!.. and doors that wih |rka.4- y quality and price. Coal Co. window­ in ROOFING. You cannot find anything; morn lu-liaj’ie and durable than our well known gradroofing.. We Sell COAL That Burns Whither hard or soft coal, we <1<n pl.-a-e tl:- wife, the main spring of the liouse. BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS PHONE 254. PHONE 254. Dr. McDouaU i» a skillful physician | operation* have l»een carried un large ^unty jail.--Middleville Sun and an honest in an. one with whom it jy In the northern part of th® State. , , is a pleasure to do bu-iness. and his friends wi-h him -nccese in his new HAD A BANQL'tT. . | Munday evening Barry l.odge No. 13 1 3E 5E H’l 3£ S3E S » « 3E in ' MONEY SAVING I Sell Real Estate No matter what it is worth or town, city, state or territory it is D0IN6 FOR THE ASBESTOS FLOUNCE IRON UlrtMlst WILL MOVE TO DETROIT. K uf P. conferred th® second and third Eaton Hurlbert stationery at Mui- : de .j reef . aboutt 73 being present to Holland's Drug Store from 25 cent* . ■ witness the work, which was done in a to $1.00 per boa. , most satisfactory tntfiitier. About 20 j were present fronrFreeport and vicinHy• After the degrees were conferred all ' repaired to Barnaby's restaurant where j refr.BbmentB were served and a very pleasant time enjoyed. ' Barry Lodge during the past year, under the direction of Chancellor in what -Commander Guy Crook, nnd his effici­ located. ent officers, has enjoyed a splendid growth, about 40 new members being added since the first of January. CONVINCE WILL A FINE ENTERTAINMENT Hams ®L Raiss, Phone orders gloen special attention. TRIAL Allow ns to demonstrate tL<- everything will go for what bdnK’ ■ • ' It’s becatn* we handle Chicago Beef, and the iieel that can be bought In this county. Just re ­ member us with your next order. . IRONS SAD ASBESTOS All who know Mr. Smith under.-tan<l | touch one another' ' that thia will l«e a genuine -ale. There I yon |w Murprised at the answer. will be no" ,-ide-bidding, and that I but it would make a strip of paper i At Baptist Church. Friday Evening 10c W0Mg| People in thifc country are jmrt be- ; ginning to appreciate the Jyemm plat- 'I It will ■ jwo <ide and -nearly SEVEN , Excellent Pro'.MILES Jong. The BANNER is now ff>m. Henkel’s Prepared Buckwheat, and printing 4. WO paper* each week. When . WAS IT SOMEBODY’S there an* 12 pages in the i*per. a. h.The young p-ople of the Baptist Golden Sheat Prepared Wheat, each, pkg PADFI FQQklFQQ? been the case of late, there are three | church have arranged for a musical LMnLLcooNCOO! Section-, of 4 jMigus each. Each section , pn-gixm to be given Triday evening Also the old fashioned Buckwheat at, per sack 30 cents • is three feet long, and ahont two feet i ?T Hds week at the Baptist ebnreh. The City’s Fire Alarm System Burn- ' widtt So the three sections of each | The entertainers need nu introduction W<- have Pure Vermont Maple Syrup at 10c a M pa|«r. ii laid down flat, su the edges • Hastings audience. bottle, to go with.’etn. ' ed Out by contact W 1th Thorn,, • . .touch . one another, would ।I -' \ir« wu her® lwoukijn«t ln*- Ji - it ,} Kmtt neon was ru.re ulmin auonc : ' make a strip of piper U feet long and i th<*e who heard lier ' apple Co.’s Wire. 2 feet wide. With the paper in each I "ing were .-banned by her pleasing j BANNER rppnwenting a >trip W feet teMner and sweet voice. She never I Friday morning early, while some one wad changing one of the Thornaiqile long and 2 feet wide, the paper in the fail* to please. Mrs. Archie McCuy ; } Electric C<f». high voltage wires, it 4.«Ni BANNRB’S.printed each week. ' will aiwompnny her on* the piano. PHONE 16. THE GROCERS cam’’ in contact with the wiring of the would make a strip36.<XX> feet lung and I Miw Vinnie B. Beam.always popular Hasting*, will furnish -otne charm- j citv's electric fire alarm system. The j 2 feet; wide. A» there are 33HO feet in : . latter wa- burned out. and made utter- ' a mile, this would make a strip of pa-' *”K readings e®jw*cially prepared for I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOO b' usele—. thus bxpoalng the city tu j‘ per nearly 7 miles long and two feet i this ocoMion You will mi®- a good • . thing if you let this opportunity pm» J “ danger of delay in getting notice of a ' tride ’ i ■ tire We are not prepared to say that |■ As this paper has to Im printed on ' Admiwdpn, adults 25 sclaoil ’ । anyone-was to blame for this con- j. lk»th aidea. folded, trimmed. Iplrlled I l’»' ilition. but certainly this city cannot i and mailed, some idea of th? work -of 1 Program as follow"' i afford to have its fire alarm system j getting out the BANNER each week will convince you that you can May Mornli>« [ made nm*leM by any such means ilgel the nicest, tenderest eteaks | may he** gained. Anyone* having an i in this case without making a search- j and roa»te to be bad in the city. j ing examination ;aqd if careless hand-|' idea that it's a snap would Im* satllv i Kwutlns THE REASON WHY? We Oellier to all parts of the cltf. A'CO£D Speaks Here Nov. 16th, ' wni J|ew yQO Jn the |arcb j But as they’re, promised e’er tu do. , A’ supper they will serve tu-you. uf next week. November 2. conimenc-1 U pon the eve of All Saints day ) ing at l» a. m. A lunch will Im- nerved I And in tfaeiryisual saaiptuous way. A at noon W. H. Couch will he the Viands rare and edible. il auctioneer. Amu-emenG fair and credible; Mr. English will sell a large lot, Witches will grace the festal time.' ) of desirable live stock as well as lota I of farm tools, which be describes as Music will add its cheerful rhyme; J nearly as gcxxl as new. He ofief- very The future will be revealed t<» yon By one whose power is vast' and true. liberal terms See his adv. ubLvvhere S«i come and have a joyful time. in this issue for further partirnlars. ! T’will cost a nickel and a dime. ' e. v. surra | Tuesday Oct 31 from .*» to 7 p m. Having rented his farm. S.^ mile/( north and S mile east ea*t of Nashville on oruru Uli PC I f)NR township. I section 13 in Cuath-ton (— --------------11.. ”Mr. > NEARLY SEVEN MILES LUNb . E. V. Smith, supervifkir of that town, will hold an auction sale un Wedn»--<iay One lASue of the BANNER Would ; Novemlier 1. commencing st 9 a. m. I Make a Strip That Length A lunch will be served at noon. IL I and Two Feet Wide. E. Downhig is auctioneer and Frank 1 i McDurby, clerk. . . If the paper used in each week's in- The Griddle Cakes What A HOT ihon Winter. is here andW*the question of heating your homes . ----------MV-btolp ....... will ....I| !h* <*a vital one. We are i fortunate ....... ;.tvery ..... Ihb'M pattentf in being able to offer ;... for sale .the -------- » ... j- - -1 econbuilt on scientific principles, and which will soon pay for them^l' -omy of fuel. THE 20th CENTURY LAUREL m TL,ng h°* the co«l bur"> from the outside towards the center. Burna soft coal or slack'without SOOT or, SMOKE. Ith®ats the floor, is clean, fuel sav­ ing, handsome and SOFT COAL OBJECTIONS are overcome. The cut of Ute tire bowl shown above, shows how the coal burns from the out­ side towards the center. It will hold flre for 4h hours and the tire pot is guaranteed for 5 yean. THE RADIANT HOME HASE BURNER 20 Century Lsurel. Burns hard coU, and is one of the handsonii >t. at’d economical hard coal bloves ever placed on ’tin i.-irkeH't « an^omament to any home. * • ’ WHEH YOU WAIT A STOVE CALL AID SEE HI LIIE BEFORE YOU PLACE AH ORDER IT WILL PAY YOU. the radiant home. R. I. HENDERSHOTT, Phon.IHE WEST END hardware The Court House, Hastings, Mich. in �Hastings banner, oc iqhek M- C. Excursions. prices and H £ar^e Slock io Select have all 'of these 3nj our increasing business shows that the economical buyers know where ro go to ,,t their money's .cular at W; pav our tention script^- dep4?tment. All pre^riptions are WqCe ch.- ■ -d and you get just ■■. Y the doc­ tor ora.’- ■ Mail, phone and R. F. D. or­ ders promptly filled. ?eat Coign Medi■t .Sis. HEATH'S RYE s'. A complete line of the “stork" K.«xls ia now carried by W. E. Merritt Sailor Oree.nran ran a/oul ot tbo outran again one day laat week and la in Jail tor being drunk. WANTED—C.ood Hilling wheat Highest rajb price or 40 pounda heat dour per buahel. Heating. Holler Mill Chas. Baldwin baa pnrehaaed the Hoy Fuller property un Michigan Ave. ami expect, to take posa.,Mon or ,t about March latjtext. I will la: pleased w taken a limited uumlwr or regular cnatomen, tor milk. Phone Jyour order, to 'No. 1st tour rings. Jarno. R. Matthew. Mra H. A. Barber and Mrs. C. it Barber have issued invitation. tor * reception at their borne on Jefferaon street Saturday attoniorn from S:W to The W. M. campinti'ting committee met nt the home of E. Penuock Ium week to make arrungerawits for cmjujp meeting the Comiug year, they expect tobnila an auditorium in the spring. Last Thursday evening an umbrella was left Open on’the porch of.the home of Rev. B. F. Fritz. The strong wind blew it oft.. It has not been located since. Anyone having found the tunl.rella will confer a favor on the party who lost it by phoning No. 285. The umbrella was almost new. I* of wood the plait!. Mich. Fine* CUT. GLASS PERSONAL MENTION J. T. Lomb.nl w„ in OrMd ldn today. 2°. . L“»™> Htotlnp «, n 33 t m Nr.. E. TvJeo 5 Grand Rapids ’Jf “ • *rriv,‘ “’Wo ><:W Monday. v*^”" °“n,i suu®» Miss Pearl Hall went to Middleville trato ij'"" *ftotra, this morning. 'min In Ana-noL Try it. Mrs. Chas Kenfieid was in Grand Oh SnnaA Oct a, then, win bn ’Rapids Tuesday. ““ ’♦ Tbora‘PPl» ml J.ckron Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy spent Sun­ nd return. SproiJ train win day in Grand Rapids. H«UnK.»tS:l(|,.m.rMnrtli„g Irav. Mrs. Al H. Weber, of Lake OdesAs, ':1V Rw,nd,riP r«le was in the eity Tuesday. to Tbarnapj* fflrral, ,A, Rev. C. to Bradley visited bis par­ rate, re Pac.nc Ml ,„int. .re now in rtoct ents in Nashville Monday. Mrs. C. W. Clarke visited Nashville »na Will rotrtinu,. until October Bln or particulars inquire at ticket office. friends the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Havens visited W. 8. Barron Agt. friends in Charlotte Sunday. One Thousand Dollars - Pickard to ■ prove that hand painted. bessmer, Hastings, Mich. fall bulbs 1 bars x>aiid ... oftherily ' ‘ ‘ :h- orders auliciade to all parts thr>santhemurnK now on hand NELSON »• burroughs, Proprietor. union made COMFORT. STYLE. We talk COMFORT first but we ask you to particular­ ly note the cut. Correct In every line. Look D0C at this dm for heavy wear. & co., pur leader is a 104 blanket, colore full size good weight at pet pair Ladies’ fleeced lined shirts am pants,extra heavy,sizes 4 to f» ead grade is 11-4 full siz.6. extra heavy, colors gray, tan, white. Mrs. Dr. Dotlds, of Biff Rapids, vi-ited Mrs. Stella S<juierslust week. Preston Jewell, of Asiryia, w#» u welcumv caller at this office Tuesday. . J J 17^ 8^6 id 1-4. tlie best quality lid \ve carry in stock.-colors gray, white. W ® _ ___________________ . W Wool Blankets in plain red. fancy plaids, also white, fancy borders, the very beat Vftl- <| A ‘ ’ Song-Quartette After the program light refreshment*, Charlotte. , . GOING AFTER BIG GAME; ' Throw Mid, your fuel rater. JU>J Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herrick expect jnrrat in “Oarl.nl" Store, and Kong- to leave about the middle of November Sold eaclnairely by Wetatort Brow for tlie sure of Washington, where lira Alice Borgmiin i« recovering they will spend the winter. Thay will be about 25 milee from from a eerere .Heck of bronchitie at the home of her ton. frl Bcrgmen. in the railroad, and in a region where arizzly beam and other big game this cityk atound. Frank will take his rifle Find mooring of the Hmdinp Shekewith him, and it is safe to «>y that Club will be held Monday eroXg Ort. »rtb ■* tl” h0,,MI -Of **■ bruin will want to keep at a respect­ able distance or run a great risk of Timmenhan. ________ having hia hide repeatedly perforated. What? The Rummage Sale. WERE MARRIED SATURDAY. When? Saturday. Oct. 28. Saturday Mr. Frank Anaon aud Mias Where? Under J. 4 Frances Burebetk both of Prairieville wbo? . Lilies of the lletbodHrt were united in marriage in the study Ch^ To hMp.be nrady -d hniid of the M. E. church by Rev. Trott. Both are well known and highly wlFhea of a 'large circle of friends go with.them fora happy and successful voyage through life. Lad iesf fleeced lined and fine wool union suits priced |q j Men’s wool fleeced shirts and /drawers all sizes at each........... . Men’s blue mixed fleeced lined shirt aud drawers at- each........... Children’s fleeced lined shirt-8 and drawers, all size*?; priced < r fn at each.............. ID II) Comfortables covered with good quality silkolene. light and dark cover­ ings filled with non-ddorle&* batting, good full sizes priced at Children's camel hair wool shirts an<l drawers, sizes priced at each Children's Heeceri union suits extra heavy quality at per suit.. Mrs. Julia Willison went to NiuJjChristian ^Endeavor af th- Presby­ terian church)inext Sunday evening.' ville Wednesday mun.itu? to spend the rent of the week. . Topic. ’The foreign Mis-im Work uf wore served-to about 25. Ladies’ heavy fleeced, best; earing gotxis made, at each '\ Ladies’ heavy wool shirts and pants in red or gray, at each.. R. B. Messer and E. Tyffim want to Chicago on liusiness this morning. 1 Edwins-last spring at the latter’s.homc. Cole went to the Edwins home at the re-iuest of the latter’s wile, who had reason to charge her husband with infidelity at that very time A Hcpffle ensued in which Edwins was shot by the officer and killed. He was tried last wwk, tto case concluding Monday, and acquitted of tto charge of murder which wns brought a aginst him. Tto verdict gives general satisfaction in UNDERWEAR Underwear for the ladies, the men and the children at the same price you paid last year. Next grade is 114 fancy blan­ ket good quality, full size, per pr. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Christmas visitI vd Middleville friends today. to J. Goodyear returned. Saturday Club will tolleld Friday evening Oct [2.. All. holding meml»ersLip tickets night from a business trip-to Chicago. Mrs Roton Dawson returned Moni should to phtteiil ax ofliden ar.- to be day from a viait with Chicago friends. j elected. ,’H Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop, of Ionia The annual meeting fur election of i ^”1 Standard Bearer. Society- were in tto city the fore pah of the । will to1 held Saturday evening Oct. Mr. ami Mrs. Bert Leak, of Hart, 28 at Tai’clodk at the hone 'Clemen? Smi|h. visited Mr. and Mrs. to Pennock Sat-. unlay. Those havfng tickets to sell fur thOrin Lebam, Woman s Cltji Lecture Course will Woodland, spent pleaw coine ti> theTneetinj of the Club Sunday hero as the tfuest of Mi GraceElRson. ! Nov. 10 prepared to fepur’. John White went tu Jamestowh N. ; The Epworth League text Sunday evening will led by Mrs. Bdle Hur­ Y. Monday for a few days visit with his daughter. ' ton. Subject, ‘Mission* in Africa. mark, “which is shown upon every W. Wallace. Solo—Letha ttitelein. genuine ' ’Garland” stove or Range, Recitation—Inez Newton. and do not to deceived by wort hies* Recitation-Carrie Patton. imitations and substitutes ’ ’Garlands Question—Is ■ poor district school lead all others in yearly sales and pop’nlarity. For sale exclusively by Weis- the result of poor system or indifierunce on the part of the parents? aert Bros. Led by Frank I Edmonds. M. «■ Burton and John Ketcham. Discussion of new truancy law. . PATENT CORONA COLT. WaterpF00f SolfiS. We know you know that blankets are con­ siderably higher than they were last year, yet we have not advanced OUR PRICES. Mrs. FerriU. of Dowagiac, visited Mi» Anna Johnaun last week., our Denum i lint ion. ” »x-;uler Mto (Mrl Brown, of Chicago guest of Mr. and .Mrs. ' Gertrude H.uaptou. IZThe morning subju-t at the C. B. TlnysJay- and Friday. Mr-,. James VanKotivering went to church win to b ’Th- Caljut the Cross. ’ Mr. Walfa'-e HoHto. of this -tty. and Grand Rapids Tneaday for a two Mrs. Ida I.. Fowler were united in The ^veiling: subject *’A Wonderful weeks visit with relative's. Transformation. ' marriage at the home of the bride’s Calvin Davenport, of Saline. Mich, The V. B. Young People's meeting mother Mrs. Rube# Pratt, in Huntings i* expected in thi- city this week*to t.oviwhip. Monday evening at 7 u clock, nt 0 o'clockl ’‘The Foreign Missionary visit his brother A to” Davenport. Work of ouUenotnipatiuii. ' Rcv.C. to Bradley officiating. Only The Young Hoople Socfcty of the U. • Miss Nonna Michael returned Friday the immediate friends were preeeuL Mr. and Mrs. Hobto left on'the night li. church will' in.>4a social and busi­ night from Binwabik, Minn., where ness meeting «i Friday evening at the she ha< |*ct> visiting her siatejr, ^frs. train for Grand Rapids. H. G. Seeley. home -jf Mrs. Maggie Harding. . Our line of mens. toys, and childrena Mrs. Ai Streeter, of Grund Ledge, Special meet jog >'f Chapter JCo. 7O.E. oven-oats are made from the most visited Mrs. L. H. Evarts last week 3. Tuesdayj;viming Oct. trustworthy tabru-s and trimmings, enroute home from the State Fmleratiun MaixaL-cx sljonld attend tlie meeting and are tailored by the best talloi*, at Khlatnazou. hands. Come in and let ns show you. ' Friday night, i A repr»tentative of the Messrs and Mesdnmead. C. Potter, the newest things that* to to had and 1 Great Camp will give a talk on insur­ Rub’t Donovaij. Robinson. and J. C. at price* that we guarantee to to right. . ance. nnd refretiliments will to 'served.' Brur.'a. of Chariot to*, ‘were guests of 3F.rriP r -rJixtb vu Methodist service* Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Henkes Sunday. । Tlie Wrsii-yi Lain Brown, representing the Big i nut Sunday* aW’tnuon m» usual, SmrMi.-s Olive Lathrop returned to Lans­ 'clock, preaching at Printing Ink Co., of Battle Creek. was dhy School at ing Tuesday tv resume . her duties iu a pleasant caller at thia office yesterday. the State Library after un ateence of L-m is'a ’’chip 0" the old block’ And several weeks in this city on account is rapidly .winning a warm place of the never* illntwa of her mother. amongxhe pencil pushers, because hi Wallace Brown, of Grand Rapids, represent* a good'company and’ repre<| was calling on pld friends in the city aente it correctly. The Big 4 is to b . Program for Assyria Tu-stlny. Several weeks ago Mr. congratulated on having so worthy . ORANGE No. 128. NOV 4th. Brown uu* very low with pneumonia, representative. • and ills life wa» despaired of. but he Singing- Ainerira The l»odv of Mrs. Peter Cramer, wb i Bulk call; R*jst»un*.-. A suggestion has nearly recovered from his danger­ ous sickness. . . with her late husband were among tie । for the good of the order... pioneer residents of Barry county, ws j Paper ur talk^ Wastes anti m’»tak«*> Mrs. Susan Hewes.bf Edmore.a pion- j eer resident of Hastings; arrived Tues-1 Jirpught-tt) this city Monday evening on the farm—Sam'1 Jone*. <]^y and renewed . acquaintence with from Hart, where she had made hr . Seto-t Reading— Mrs. Wjltor. old friends. She was in West Woodland home with het son. The funeral too , Music—Anna Jones place from the home of Mr. and Mr, I Topic fur discwM’on or debate: Re­ Monday to attend the 80th birthday George Osborn, of this city. Tuesdiy solved that injirovemente for house party of her brother. CopeliusBenter. forenoon, interment was in the Spoi- I work do .not ketip pace with improve­ meeting many "relatives and friends able cemetery. Hastings township. ments for farm work -Will Jont^ and which was a great pleasure to tor. Mm. Hewcs can recall many things Mary Shriner. • See our oust window display of A. aUiut the early ’history of this city, Staley underwear. Hundreds of Bar.y | Paper—Schi xj I and home reading for particularly of the struggles of the.lucal ’ county people know'it by reputation i children.— Sarah Conklin Methodist church uf which she and her i)o you? If not.come in and let-ns it- iI Song—Louie Phillips. husband Henry Bowes were and are The’ BANNER erred in stat.ng that induce yon to the l>est wearing gar­ consistent memtora. Maur too can ment ever marie tor the money. Fir 50 new memMni and 50 reinstated remember how ’‘Brotte'r Henry’ as, those who find it ‘uncomfortable <• members wen* the result ot the rerent ererylmdy called him. was-ever ready | wear wool, we are showing a cotUu contest. That tieifvrred to the points to visit and pray with the sick and Heeced and jersey riblmd for 50 certs considered., not U» th<* nmntorof mf-m- I dying, and whs ready to make any . that can’t be beaten. We also have the bers received^ ‘sacrifice tor the cause so near to him. ! 2» cent and 35 cent grade. : The whole xaurld jays tribute to 1 OPEN MEETINQ, STAR Morrill Lambie & Co. ORANGE No 208. Oct.,21st. i tlie merits of Garland Stoves and Rang- | Song—Qnmtetti1. ex. For sale exclusively . by Weiawrt if you want stoves or ranges »*oi>Recitation—AbcieEdmosd*. struL-teU upon scientific principle.. Bros. which are economical, durable, aid Recitation— Don Blivin. Much interest was manifested in thia Song—Grange: convenient, as well as beautiful ani city in the trial of Ed. Cole. . the Talk—Some thoughts about trees artistic, look for tto -Garland* trade rfunf.eld deputy Nherirt who shut Chas. STOCK NO. 90. LANKETS AND QOMFOBTABLES, Mr. and Mrs. E. Husby visited friends in Vermontville over Sunday. THE GRANGE k ~ Cut s ot the • mntrv. toe do, toe do do 7hat ice Ifoing and coming and While walking about the huttre Monday. Mr*. D R. McOmtor fell in I The Christian Science Society ieXvice such a manner as to sprain her left | »n G. A. R. J-iail -Topical h».:k> Ad'am ankle hadly. At this writing she k । and Fallen Man. getting along niedv. ' , Mrs. Bello Burton and UdlL associ­ R. I. Hendershott lias had the; State ated with hue will serve supper in the St. Iot< hr recently purchased of the M E. church parlors; Wednemlay eve­ Burton estate surveyed, preparatory ning Nov. 1.1 from 5 to 7 o’clock. All to making plans fur the new stores are cordially |nvited to attend. which he will erect on-them The first party ot the Suntlower The doctors aud lawyers meet on field of battle this evening at the bowling allev. liest two out ofNhrw. There Goods Delivered will to five on each side, and the con­ test will to a. hot jme from start to finish. The iMinte-setteni confident!}* expect to ’put it all over” u»e wind­ jammers. and doubtless a large crowd will be present. W.5. TYRRELL '“’■"’"lort.ble .nd ro„vm. C""’r‘d "’'■0‘xeriW. 'K ANNO UNCEMENTS CHERRY, and W. J. PLEriffiG X.1 iriv 26. iw». \ Money Back If Not Satisfied WRIGHT PHONE 30 HASTINGS, MICH OFFICERS. J. T. LOMBARD. President. Jt F. GOODYEAR, Vice Prsident. H. 6. HAYES, Assistant Cashier. D. HAYES. Cashier. PAYABLE WHEN WANTED Money deposited in this bank payable on demand without notice. If deposited in the Savings Depart­ ment and it remains a certain length of time it draws 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually, but should you want it at any time before that period expires you can withdraw it ' ONE DOLLAR STARTS AN ACCOUNT HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK. ; ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY DIRECTORS. T. LOMBARD. JOHN F. GOODYEAR. W. D. HAYES. F. 0. PRATT, K. GRANT. CLEMENT SMITH. W. H. CHASE. When You Buy a Shoe Get one that is guaranteed, both by the maker and by the man who sells it to you. H. OSBORN who sells shoes that are guaranteed to him. I WARRANT PATENT COLT SHOES. Try a pair and see how much better they are than the average. �HASTINGS BANNEK, OCTOBEK 25. CARLTON.’ Uloodland Department Richardson's Superlative Carpets "Bast made ln-al! Grades* NEW CARPETS IN PLEASING COLOR. Cobns that, will barnionUe with your other furj niahiaga. \Ve can surely please you for we anshowing the nio-t exten­ sive line ever shown here —all of the Richardson Quality. 'JJdte these j + prices: ■ * Granite Ingrains. Ercellent Quality, per yard............... 25c ♦ t Best Union Ingrains, Fist colors t Host) and Dunble. per yard 44c t 9112 Brissels Bigs .... $16.00 9il2 Wilton Vehet Rugs : : $22.00 Rugs made soy size from carpet and border. CULL and SEE ME. H0LM"CTL« Al^b dm >l«»- «-*'"»« rre“b,’B 'be m.ke lira evening BirogrroAblv « large Tber .ra dnngbng And W!r'o» ™ crowd .trended the ebmken-p,.- «i*l, rabool Mra L^ne .t Mr. S. B- LMrott. W«lm-d., | X^T^n- rung. re- rand'. Thuradxv. Mr. Sira. CliM. Helral »rr Will P.tton end t.mily ol Everitt. joicitig over the xlrent rf • *10 born Mich .re «i.iting friend, in till. :® Wednesday _™_, morning. .... . = I The next meeting of the Ladies Aid vicinity. „ homo ot. Mr. mid Mra Lee o’. »’<'«n.nd nnd Society will be b«M at the WOODLAND. SOUTHEAST WOODLAND;;; =n Wednendny Chkdio Leo of Peuakej- •!»« Snndey John Wunderlich left Thursday for We notice'in your last week’s issue that lira H Bi Uammon on 1” •'----last--ofTiision i^IB will W«U lie -ra- tlie --------------- I; at W. S. Barnum’s­ Chicago where he will make a few days j the ’*BANNER” has failed so far jo Nov. 1. Thi* .. i._». jfrs Julia visited her daughter Mrs. visit. learn of any place where cider is being.. for holding the social at which tea • Mamie Todd in Hasting* the latter Mrs. J. A. Abfalter returned Thurs- ! Jn*de this aeason. Now if you will will be served, the next meeting in­ cluding dinner. All are cordially in ­ part of tlie. week. day from Grand Rapids where she ha* <ldve over in our vicinity anv day this vited to come and bring their ^friend*Fnil Durkee and wife aud Mill Pat­ been making a few days visit with week^your correspondent wifi take you Say-hpy*.have you seen Johnnie Carp­ ton and family spent Friday evening toMr. Kennedy's cider mill near by friends in tne city. with Ed- Parmelee and family. A. W Dillenback accompanied by his here where you can get new cider, all enter? He. is certainly a busy man them davs, A *ou came Saturday Mr and Mr*. Walter Wurthley and that you may want to drink free of daughter Mrs. Philip ;Sehray attended morning and Johnnie expects to have wife of l-ake Odessa and Mr. aud Mr*. the funeral of Mr. Dillentack’a cousin charge. him busking corn next week. Glen Fuller were the guests of their Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Yank and child­ in Saranac Wednesday. One of the finest addressee given in brother Fred Baipe Sunday. Cha\ Ingearson of Richmond. Va., is. ren and Mr. and Mrs. L. Cotton visit5this vicinity was the address Kif SnpL The L. T. L. will meet with L. N. «i.iti»g raluira. and triand. In Wond- «>i« H"1*" Koekwll . Sunday. ^pie Friday. land and vicinity. iIr- «nd Mrs. Chas. Boat of Bradford Chamberlain of Hasting* before the j .. j Mnu w. S Barnum aud The marriage of Miss Eva Bennett. ^OWo spent Thursday and Friday Orati«« an Saturday oranlng. that wt* failed to bar® tetter whuol. the KD„t., „f Mr-aud and Mr. Howard Lozier took place last w ■ A’ ^Brner familyin the rural dittneufor th« ra«~m.. . Miss Jennie Grant of Emmett county Tuesday evening. Lev. Isaiah Rai righ *1 Fmlura tu.tu.nJ .bc wonuM tnraf„ ,.mily „f ia spending a few weeks visiting performed the ceremony. ing and elect proper omcera. i a “v . 2 Ft.lnra .0 expend au«ieieni money Sumy Point w.ra the gurat. of Mr* Vent Monan->inith who was working friends in this vicinity? . Miss Maud England was the guest of for in the Table factory in Nashville ha> oiuiiramnt. Io remedy - tl.rac Id. Durkee Friday. quit his job in that place and is again Mrs. H. Rockwell Thuradhy. fault*, is incur power and are certainly ’ R. B. Murdock and wife were Lake at home. Lenora Mohler was home from Hast­ I worth trying. . j Odessa visitors. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hale of Hastings ings over -Sunday. ! Mr. amt anti Mrs. Mrs. r.imer Elmer n. E. muh King s isited i jnaumiuuvowe*. Gertrude Geiger is . | Mr. — spending a are spending several days this week Mr. Cora Burg™. vWted At J. M. , tb> fo,aier , p,n.nt. iU Bow>n> Slill. l.-w w.»k. In B.Ulr Crank. calling on Woodland friends. Hager's Friday. last week\ Mrs. B. Wolcott aud her daughter Miss Elsie Barry and Verdon Knowls The tragic death of Mrs. John Klntpp : FREEPORT. Miss Stata. Wolcott are Grand Rapids of Nashville were on our streets Sun­ last Wednesday, ihoming was a great j. Wood of Ann Arbor visited relavisitors this week. day. shock to this vicinity. Mrs. Shnpp । tive«"an<l trends in the village last Mis* Leila Jordan uf Hastings visited Ida Burginau of Nashville 1* visiting was formerly a resident erf this vicinity ! relatives ia the village ‘Saturday. her cousin Glendola Hager. but for past few month* hud resided ■ O. W. Calif and son of Grand Rap­ Mrs,. Bertha Emlerickson and her , Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hager gave a upon the D. R. Foster farm. She was ’ ids were in Uwn |a*t Tuesday. mother Mix Eli Kline of Battle Creek partv Saturday evening Oct. 21 in hon- bom in Ohio in 184l and early in lite H. E Ladlqw aut( united with the church, the last yeara J — \Roy - Nugler vitdWd . are making Woodland relatives a -few ov of Miss Jenpiu Grunt. Imlongiug.u. the Guiuxl Bmhnm I “ *« days visit. * v Hugo Wonderly, manager of the ForX “».r ra«r hnd bran I gra« <l«>' -J Wrai—lxy uftau wrok. F. F. Hilbert. who has been in Woodland Telephone Co.. ha* recently sufferer and leaves two dauirhtefs. one , W. 8. Koley, J. A. Botrick and Chicago the past week returned home extended our line to the residence* of son.several brother* iniisisters, beside Miss Ivn Huliberger wire home from Saturday. > Henry Hecker and Orson Sheldon. her husband to mourn her Ikjks. The j Grand Rapid* Sunday. Mr. and Mik Stowell of Coats Man Cole uf Lake Odessa formerly a funeral was held al the Center church Watt»uf Grand Rapids is a visGrove were Woodland visitors Friday, resident of this vicinity was on our Sunday morning conducted by Rev. •* jtnr at the ^uk- home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Senter were streets during the week buying up i Mowry of 'Lake Od<-«a. *■ lnt«rm. nt »t T E t hrarabrongh 1. making .pm,, very pleasantly surprised on Mr. Sent- ppfaltry. 1 th„ Fulh-r ivmetery. er’s 80th birthday last Monday, when Cornu to the Loyal Temj*!ranee L*«- ' ThoM- from, abroad were Mr. and decided imrpovementa on his residence in the village al»ont 60 of their friends and relatives ioa which meets ut the humeof-Boanl। Mrs, Reuben Brown and daughter of ■ called and presented Mr. Senter with nuin. Hager Friday evening.this week j Chatflehi Ojitai. Mr. and Mrs. Sol j J. W. Gotrfrey and wife returned . a handsome rocking chair. i llju George Hitt* in company with j Myers of Sycamore. Ohio. ILF. Ben-' from Chicago Holiday. Railway Time Table Michigan ( Dricon I SSMto Sliuit.Hxntlur* Cost* c.rorr woodluul r Woodbury Vis r M Ky. Lan star Grand JUplds 7:10 WOODBURY TONIA ST IMVCS woonni av after srriraJ of morning trains at m < s 1 turnlac from IONIA J*o«t OBlre at 1:10 P. M.antve* at V (KMri M. Ky.and train sttrtli <iu tbcC. K. & 8. ___________ __ ___________________________ WM. H.| Martin. __ ____ PROFESSIONAL CARDS, KNAPFEN. KLEINHAN? KNAPPEN, Altorneyr 317 Micbi<wu 1‘ruwi Ou. Buildtmi. Grand H.pKu,___________________ THOMAS A FKYOH. cb.t Attorney, u Lew. 1- n. 1t ultra- orar Hettlra* City llwl J Call* iaJ* u. fHY, 1 1 Ha-lriir Mich ISCKF A’.OCt rUi»M ’j ■peeteciwiop hstid H- A? A Q JL BaSi^’ T"T- COIxmOVE A POTTER. ..... . *. (CKN A3TQN. »>«• Uphill, v. . '> add ebrut|:<’ , A HANLoi. M. D.. **Co!h«-Uou> j PbnWat--*--r. _________ । _______ _______ M iddlr*ike, J. M. SMITH. Attoriwy at Law, R. V. UAUatj'unn Haatlng* Ml eb. -burge.n,. •burgriju. Dowi.,„ D<uliIip, Mi'rh All business Riven prompt and careful hour*12 tn 2 t * hnurt- .12 atUinliou. Collection* a specialty. • ’ Te>| i1Un- : H . i.arv vAl Otllca over Banner Office. St»vHVO». ‘J TK-aycroR.' F. E. WII.MMON Alien s/Hrwo IH-lu-ii Mi, BUSINESS DIRECTORY P. A. SHELDON Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Money to loan od Real Estate. Kcal E*Ltab- *osd on coiuoilaxlon. Kiene:a! conveyatM-Ing. Havtnc a cutnptete- »H o! Abstract . Book*. complied (runs the Keoord-i. can furnbih complete Ab*tracts- ‘ Wm. H.STFHBis « Lieeus- ti Eiubalnur and FuTicmi birector. Kwnt' tM-« tn fijrittHM,- FhMrra., 8tudk>. Cklh. prutrtp: y att*; iyj. Mis* Jessie D. Orton gave a \-ery fine I het WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. , nephew • ,George Sawdy spent. Suna I ton and wife. «rf Bewne Center. Onr rainy days bring visitom if d“>’ *‘th relative* in West Wcudland. : Uncle Bner Covert is making rt*- i recital iQjJu- M E. church la*t Friday • evening. Snr was -iM>i*ted by Mias . pain, about.hit farm, ♦ nothing (more. We enjoy comi>any Houm FurnUbar. PACT ram 1 <’Sarah Steckle accompaniM. nnd Mrs WOODLAND, MICHIGAN •v when they come to see what wo are j Highest Highest price price for for poultry poultry at .lames ‘ Jennie Wihert. reader. EAST CARLTON. x . . • doing. . Quite u change to see the sunshine. ( T. CGrlton hatchery. Box ' T Rickard.-’ ( ’arlUu, hnKr Win. Moure and wife arc entertain­ 83 R. IL 3. ~ • Our high school haa twenty-throe Grandma Raymond has ,l»cu spend-1 it g the latter's brother. Geo. Sutfin 'IHEOLI foreign students at present. For LIVERY RIGS. We have ing-the past week with her daughter ' and family at th, Gnn lake Club WEST WOODLAND. several first Hass rigs in connection -.HCiRSESHOEN. The pupils in the primary depart- Mrs.. J. V. Wickham. J. H. Durkee, wife and Mrs. Jesae ‘ Honea, Ward Moore from returned with our Jefferson Street Feed Bam. .Shop on daart Mrtyt. just .east ot meut «ra ducoraung .tlw room wilt Will Tasker T.-ker is i. improving qullo raprap­ •’ Demond visited Mrs. Anna Curtis near | ^roin <iun I**5® ThunuJay. Will improving quite Your patronage solicited/ chains. Some new pictures will soon j the Tamarac last Wednesday. ' Geo. Perkins find Chas. Cntt called' adorn, the walls. walla. • adorn j The little daughte} of Jerry Marlow, Henunn Crltr- / KMumaxw. I. Tmkrr <it C«mpl»ll Sun.*y. Iho Ninth grade physical geography js jow WItb appendicitis, WHEN YOU WANT s)x_-iiding a few dajs with John SiuClay Rogers aud wife of Cailtun hure !«„ ehjoyiug . little racra- . . mu i,<r rn,M ctair. • , *l>ent Sunday with E. H. Sisson and .tiun ttudyragorautn currant, .ml t.dra. „ CjlrlUln Grandma Stowell is visiting her son I familyMim Switzer wk* ataent from >choul M finc tin;e Casfiins and family south of (.'oat* .Mrs. Samantha Peckham intends CALL ON L A. EATONi'hE HAS ’Kenai tint ■ Thuraday l«cau.Mt of her conMiti'*1 i . ., . . , . . . . . . 1 । -Mix A. Downing enU-rtained trimt- Grove. . I moving to I^ke Odessa to spend the ’ IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK. AND or* :from Woodland Saturday and Sun­ j Frank Wellman and family of llast'ie y’Oter with her , daughter. Mr*. Mae THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PH< >\l 9$ Carl Faul ih tlu> "*tar” speller in . . ton,were guests of Mrs. Ida Durkee Smelker. L the fourth grade. Mary Patten -spent Ian Thum- j rriuay. Friday. *Mr*.' t-" ----• ........ i~-“ — Mr*. Amelia Creore and Mrs. Jant flTo" 'are very glad to hear from day __ and Friday with her daughter! WHI Patton tod wife of Evaritt Dale Battle Creek are guesU st M«:ssers Schray.Simuions and England, j^a Durkee. i Qnick and wife of Kalamazoo. । Lew Lh-ll Godfrey * this week. All seoiu to l»- doing well and enjoying Tl... ’ •'(ni T"11” ’•I*"11 FrlJ'1>' •nd Lrd-’’. “i1' - nd »■” konh e»,ltun' i the CpmnierclW kUooI. “ IM. ' Snt6r,u, uith he, S|»,..r Mn,. .V. J. ; Mn>. ■ Strickland and son. and pin-. Guaranteed by they are kept buoy. Wickluin. : | Patton wera fhie-t. «t Mra 1<I« DlirXoe Ella and Laura Palmerton are new Ma-. Wm. .Butolph and Win. Cole uf ( feund’ty. pupils in the primary room. Dttroit-MichGerkey hpent Sunday afteriiobn at Jay j Will Snydt-r wife aud tw<> dunjJhttr. Miss-Crites of Worxlbonry visited limit's.' i of BJanchnnl are visiting their jmlents school Thursday afternoon. Vlsitofs at James Friend s Sand :v Mr. anil Mrs. C Senter SPECIALS. wira. Orwin and Floyd «d M>« !.„« .„<!«,■ U.|n« Lust M, Monday being tl. the both ijirth- i • COATS GROVE. Woolen Blackets 50 to 75 cents. Martha Wickham and tMi», Emma and ; C. Oversmith will ship stock from i day of Curneliu* Senter, the children. • Kerosene <HI. per gal. 10 cents. Jny Darliey. Fred Butolph. Xra E. Nice Jine of (luting Flam.els just I„-------------- an and neaC~relutiv»« to j '•here Wednesday. Latrtli, Hue Murdock of York state1 the- number ,<>f W. gathered at his j received. ------------------- j J. W. Ehret is pmldling lieef around and }Mr. Frank Friend of Canjplsdl. home to celebrate the day. Dinner was Rememl-er [ pay the highest, 5 .Acre. Having decide*! to mov0 toHastings, I will sell at public auction, at tuv. larin. one served from one to three o'clock, after maraetprira^rymuprodTOf. Johh home EAST WOODLAND. mile south of the city of Hastings, on Sec. 30, in Hastings towh*hip; oh which a short program of music. 4'ngs Saturday. Mrs. Wiley n.Mja«ncK Kilpatrick is IM Spending spenupig and ana recitations was given. givc-n. TbenfAiThen' COATS GROVE GENERAL STORE. The Rev. C. O. Purdy will preach coujile <rf weeks with ber mother bert adore***! the company —x ....ling relaii ; at tlie church next Sunday. Mrs. M. Warner of Bath. Michigan. incidents that had transpired in J the There was a good attendance at the. and ' Mr*. Best Bradford, life oT his father, vividly protruding ' Mr. i ' 7 _____of _________ Ohiq.^visiU-d sited friends in WoniarvillaTnur Warnerville'last the hardship* of pioneer life, the isor* ’ i rows of the family when the dear bus- ! week., 4| week. WOODLAND LIVERY 4* Henry Ragla is agent for the Penin* The L. T. L. will meet at the home aD<^ {,ulR’r '."’■a serving ini the Commencing at ten o'clock a. m„ eharp, the following described pii : !<» wit: 4 dvil "SPEED/TABLE 4| i aula Stove Co. of Detroit. of Mr. B. Hagar on Friday evening, ci —’war. —y the •’ great _„1 ogoodness —*------- of bod | When you want tn do any driv­ a A special program-has l>een prepared * u **P ar lnK bis life the advanced age J. W. Ehret visited- his parents in ing in this vicinity, come and see and acordial invitation is extended to of 80 years, and ’’ ch|t«d ' '*by presenting j » ns. We furnish good rigs and j I Nashville Sunday. . • fo him an elegantrocker and . h glolie hay mare. 13 yrs ..Id, weight 10H0 lbs drive to all points- When you , 1 Durham .ball, yearling Melvin Sprague of the State of Wash* all. 1 Quite a number of East Woodland i I"”1?. arrfth' of and > hfetd-1 come here let uh feed y our horses. J ingtoti is Visiting his brother D. P. 'ay mare. Wvrsobi. weight HXXI lbs 3 spring calves, Ourhain OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS *5 Spargue and his sister Ixivina Barntim. people attended the Bennet Lozier! 5?™®* KifU .frt™ ,hc ^mpUny. bay mare. 10 yr, old. wuigit lOOo lbs ■ S Poland China hogs 1 jin. "7°,,- lr’-en* ,rP“ Edmbre. { He has not been here in seventeen years. reception on Tuemlay evening at the trnll’>7.°Od 'U"r!'- 3 >'•«» »>'l. "■vight SO Plymouth Rock hennONflSHITH Sr SONS i। home of the brides parents, Mr. Mr and ,j “ J l*.nc“r,, : Wajne. Freeport and Oftum i',U’/ Ins' , Frank Lucas and wife of Woodland 40 spring chickens LIVERT > FEED /TABLE 4}4 called on Willard Dcmond hist Sunday. Mt\ iC. Bennett of West Sunfield. A I • I McCormick binder WOObLrtNb, niCH. “ Caas Warner and Wijfe sjietit last । nutnbcV of Kiseful and pretty preser.U 1 McConnick mower, were given to the bride and a pleasant hurham fo v.12 yrs old Sunday in Woodland. I time reported. 1 spring tooth harrow Banner Advt* always pay. K«-i Poland-Jersey .-ow 9 yrs old. i Mr. Hall and wife are settled in their 1 spike tooth drag Mrs. Addie dager gave u pleasant new home,.the Melvin Covillo farm. dn“n»H^^4d-8ivi"«'ni,k 1 land roller 1 fanning surprise on Saturday evening for Miss BARRY COUNTY MAPS , Jennie Grant of Leavering who is 2 sets work Larues• WATCrlTME KIDNEYS.” A iiuiuut. number Can be had at the Woodland , . ... . . ; visiting v.’iwiin in East ixirai Woodland. ivuuuiauu. a 1 light double driving liarm- D. S. ENGLAND, ♦ 1 DAN LAKE, ROWLAND BROS. sW COAL SHOES’SE, Hastings Banner $.1 a year Michigan Shoe Co Auction Sale! HENRY RflQLrt Monday, Oct. 30, ’05 Pbstoffice. They give the names of every farmer, the number of acres he owns, all highways, streamy churches, school houses etc PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS at Woodland Postoffice, John Veltej Postmaster. SHOES one to calve in,spring ib, rale rK °'d' gi'miIk Rc to (aiivH in sprmg ' V," rL‘;,In iow'4 y°»re oM. ,ew . |L'|" tk' in spring cow, 8 years old. ?onOES L.‘ ?RE -NS ...... I ea> Pg heifers. I lurliainsjdue in spring great English physician. Foley’s Kid- delightful social hour with music and ney Cura makes sound kidneys. Fur games. Miss Jeiuiie was much pleased I have a fine line ‘ sale by Arthur E. Mulholland, succes*. wjth the pretty party. 1 of all Kinds t ■ sor to W. H. Goodyear. ..... , price from $1 to 4 __________________ Prayer meeting at the home of^Mr*. maKing a specie j If you area smokerand want a nice Melvin Wheeler, Wednesday at 7 p. m. j pipe buy It of Mulholland and save Mr and MtB 8^]^ Mycr> Bpent a MEN S WORK SHOES one third. Samp es._____ couple of days with friends near Char- j m i SCHOOL F0LETSH0NEWAR ' Iowa Mr. Porter Bement of Shell Rock, j took diiuier with J. St. Johnton ' Worh REMOVED Having removed my Jaw cilice to the city Jo( Hastings, I wish to thank my many friends:in Woodland and vicinity for their liberal patronage and kindness to me. 1 am now occupying the front roams over die Bastings Banner office 3^" and am now ready to meet my many friends and clients, either in a social or business way at any time. My phone number is 452 and any one not having time to come to Jmy -x»3k>& office can consult me over the phone. To my many friends In the south and west part of the conntvl will say that lor many years we have not met very a social and business way. My latch string will always hang out and I shall always be glad to welcome you.] ucua j Thursday. i Mm.; Christy Able who has ix-en ' spending several weeks vjith her i friends Mrs. Nellie Hitt returned to her home in New York City last week, $1.50 up Special for One Weeh * good 5Oc j Mias Angie Ixizier of West Sunfield ’ ia eeriatisly ill. | M. and Mrs. S. Kart of Lake Odessa | were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leh! man on Thursday. . 1 daughter spent Sunday with C. Shop­ bell and wife of South Woodland. Mrs. Christina Barn am is the of friends in Detroit this week. ng eruptions, ■oufula. buggy pole 1 single harness • 1 wide tire wagon, double I" 2 bnggies, single 1 grinn-lime 1 hay fork, rope, complete, ne.ulj 1 cutter potato plow. lie''.. 200 baskets of corn pitiinforV ’ Other articles too numerousie:neiiu°n ceries.nd Hard YOUR MONEY BACK IT NOT SATISFIED and ECG8 (W. E. Allgep, Phone 119 1-1 1-, TERMS OF SAIjI 4 All sums of $5.00 or under cash, AH $5.00. nkie months time will be given on g’1(111 notes at6 per cent interest. Cash.diacoun* i<,ne ; cent will be given on chsh sales above Sh.OO. D. G. NEWTON, __ F’roprietoi W. H. Couch, Auctioneer* WILL PAYNE, CLERK �KITS STRAIGHT FROM mt 32 THE BEST Tl.—i^Wk *>roire“ta*- .? tiinl out :■ ba^e he : .«nff|rnni» .>.vkireati . Cardul trtnl.k• p»- tw»ir 1“'‘.gruaiH-r.. jpxajrd’. jr*- I ' r'.'wn painft* .m.i b-skdr ; t0 tb« t»t • efl'.Uliui ..ithouxancU g von. L .11 <hive oat> ■ usd i'anrtH . * - Hid 1n*$] ^broiart-; Wi« of ‘ ■■ ih/ar.d jr< fri'ffi quick’,- Definite Route Not Vet Decided. ahaiMM Rebate* are not now often given openly. But they can be given just as effectively in covert form; and private cars, terminal tracks and the like must be brought under the control of the commiosioner or administrative body. which*. i£to exercise Euperviuion by the government. But in my judge­ ment the moat important thing to do ia to give to thia administrative body power to make .its findings effective, and this cun be done only by giving it power when complaint is made of a given rate as lasing unjust or un­ reasonable. if it find* the complaint proper, then itself to fix a maximum rate which it regards as just and reasonable, this rate to go'into effect practically at -once, that is within a reasonable time, and to stay in effect,I. WOMEN il WHEN ! FrOm B,tllc Cr««i‘ <o Grand Rapid. OontmueHj^m piaAro. medicine -Btaiaw JtHE HEW ELECTRIC RAILROAD I Is THE DRUMMER CAME rc«Dyr*hL4ta. a, k. M vnut-toai,' ' ihcns being ho many rumor* afloat *..?nmda> ^”’re “laired in a peace, conrerntng the route to be traversed SL I"8* Uh* *,IIU of «“»’ by the new ekctficline U) Gr^l u »«* .AUCTION SALE! , wau tn Cblcngu. Tbe accusing finger the Secretary tbs Company, w '' way. f. want you t0 Jt I--------point* this "t.tement a. to U>- intent *n» । eome a detective and asslat me to un­ of The Company. Mr. Poal^o stated I ?*** n|yaleri«-” ■JF11*’ ,au<llar’l jamped at tbo chance. MfuUowa. W. .re workiog, luw 1 ' J“en ,he uiyaterloua. man called on 1-i-i graaiug “r IX’” The uuderaigned having decided to quit farming will sell at public auction at hin farm residence, one mile north and one mile west of the village of Coate Grove, on the Godfrey Hutchins farm, known aa the old Fuller farm, section 26 in Carlton township, on THURSDAY, NOV- 2, 1905 "“kn°'n ,0 °f osiuu UM ba made „ t0 wb(,lhl.r lhe i Only on. wmrntu ™ tukra Into tbe I route shall lx, by way „f Gnll iake or stranger', ronbdence. That ««. Ault liy way,of Bedford tu reach th« line ’' 'VanM'r* thp gu*«lp of the vll-’ that him been elected from HicJcorv SS* "nl“ *StPr of 1110 undertaker’* Corners on. then we shall «*». v * * fe The-moment tlie detective menfur a short time Miil Cu^’.^’of I tinned !X mysterious crimes to her she Commencing at 9:00 o’clock a. m.. the following property, to-wit: 1 bay brood mare with foal, 7?yrs old, weight 1350 lbs 1 chestnut mare, 11-yrs old, weight • rivuiptetpMtgS 1200 lbs • be har<( 1 bay general purpose horse, 5 years grem. Moreover. 1 hope that by law ehiou in the matter. Ho hn* positive-' but' u‘‘ver hfcve ub,e to trace old, weight 1200 lbs pEwer will iw ^inferred upon roperent- : b made no choice *k yet, and’ no one 1 to*01, 1 wlU aow ,ake traU of atives of the government capable of 1 dw i* authorized to Mate where the ! th**e BU,1,-V 1 bay mare, 3 years old, weight 900 lbs performing the duty,uf public account- line shall run. One route . Tb^ last Usin< ‘,tran«vr <Md be- \iviMjry 1 black mare colt, coming 2-year-old, ».» Mrtlici*ri unt* carefully tu examine into the books gootl ahow,”aa the other tod«v i f m e*‘vl.u? tK,wn WUH t0 caution each weight 950 lbs 1 <4- railroads, when no ordered . I ‘ ointr 1 uf his uMlxt^tx to watch another. The by tlie 1 ------------------- uxiHj i 1 dark brown driving mare, well broke ■ grocer wax tu watch the puxtmaater. interstate commerce -cummiBBion. THE AUTOIST HAS । tbe pretinmiUr tin* blacksmith, and so ■ weight 1050-lbs which should itxelf have jiuwer to preUIQ DiruTo “u arount1’ yfiU® «*H "ere to watch 1 Jersey cow giving milk, due to calve **ribe what book*, and what books1 nio nlbnlo Aunt Sally. Weekly reports were to 1 jfe) in March • be , mulled certain -.addresa. <>nly. .slit>tdd l» kept by railroads, li ' — --- »■toV.|i> iuiu .uuui vr.a, nuu and iu in 1 red Durham cow giving milk, due to then- ia in the jnind«of thecummiieion ' Some Provisions of the New Law ; cu#e u "Ime wo* unearthed a Atting . rpwnnl was un» to be >w<> forthcoming. Tbe -m.. calve in April | reward any suspicion that a certain railroad I With Reference to Road innkeeper began hia Ohl Sleuth duties 1 large Durham cow giving milk, fresh is in any shaj** cr way giving rebates ■ before the stranger had reached the •Kx this fall Right.* of Autoistx. of lk*havuig improperly. 1 with thedepot. Hix place wax the only one in 1 red heifer giving milk, due to calve cotutnisxiun t«» have power as a matter ■ It unyutw thhdcs an uutoikt with hi- town when* a stranger could get a' i last of January «>f right, not as a* matter of favor, to | untomobile has no privileges Un the | drink, and luero were ,always a num3 h«ad of yearling* • ruak*’ a full and exhaustive investiga- j P°Mic highway*^ they shmdd read the i ,>cr- *,f idler* hanglnu nround.' He be­ I 3 calves, 7 months old lli.u of the rereiptw add expenditures law*of.l9(H. of which section 7 makes • >plu ,o ruu ’'V:' them. There • t tbo nilraul. M> tb.t an'y violall,,,, ' th»t POtat very rk-nr. Wh«, „„ i 5“ J’f" ’^*‘*‘“* ,D“n 3 brood sows ll’shoaits ’ alw,^t 28th, 05 or ...Mlpu ot tbo law may l« (k-tootnl ■■om.» up'lrom Ila- reir ut a tehlele lo„. 2 sets work harness and collars ■ Tina I. not a molntinnuy pro- , I't»l«->loU l.y Imre.- tbr team... - .hunkl now. u,<- lawllonl watch«l bln. driving collar and*choke strap }Mmal on my part- for I only wish the j turn ,o l«*t- giving on«-half of the drink a glass of ln*er. he saw that Dau The following farming utensils *ame power given in reference to rail- I travelled ruad.- If hii auto approaches bad a kUxplclouA l»k-about him. nearly as good as new roads that is nuw exercised as a matter ' or m«w*t« a vehicle it i* the .teamster s, Former Funner Joe Joe bkluner. bkluner. wtkn who into hrfd come unless reverred by the courts. ..ra«ly bo. that „ ... a ' tw^ IK^aX^ law gntug-th.. power pa^ad by Mon uf U„ two H„„ „(1 m.kX da- «■>«- ira going „n In™ tiSX gp WINE Roller Mil! Co. Prices io Oct. Dictator Flour Wc will evohange 40 lbs of Dictator forqnc bushel of clean,, sound, sweet milling whoat. either red or white. -• Bran Retail 90c Wholesale $15.00 Wc will pay $1.00 the hundred pounds for reas­ onably clean. sound, sweet, dry Buckwheat Every article warrant­ ed to give satisfaction or your money back. Your grocer has DICTATOR FLOUR if not caH Phone 283. Hastings Roller Mill Co Don’t Decide' - . duty to turn to the right, giving one- i 'balfw the traveled ruad. If these; i ri»h*' are not observed the- atttoist will ; ■ I not ty* beld re^gmsible for accident*, Iu after a pitchfork aud had Mopped to w-t hia whittle for the duaty drive borne, wax vue uf the county xupervisor* aud a muu of 'property nnd repu­ tation. but ax be xtoud nt tbe bur uDd seating (he govvnment—the interstate ■ J। talked tiliout tater hug* and tbe want IF THEY ARE GOOD ••uintheree commisaion. or whatever it of ruiu the landlord mudb up bls mind tb.it it was all dissimulation and <-almay he is primarily t<> secure a real j and m t a sham control to the govern- Fourth Claa* Postmaster* Will Have culatyd to throw him off the scent. There was uo doulit that Joe Sklnuer wax meditating crime, but.be would be Nothing to Fear Say* Post. • The American people abhor a slutm i nipped in the bud. IFe :tlxo had hia and with this abhorrence I cordially , master General. eye on the grocer, the poxtmaxter and symj'Hthi/e, Nothing is more injurious An important (announcement of pol the blarkxtnitb. and if Aunt Sally xuefrom every standpoint than a mere <*evdrd In committing burglary without icy regarding the tenure Of office of pretense, and not capable of workingf , I*o*tma*te rs throughout tbe country | being caught she’d have to be sharper j than a fox. out jangihle rextiltK I hope tu nee 4O lBU e |j was made Thursday by Postmaster The postnnuitar got on to a score of all th., power that I think it ought | Corielio? Hr said : •.The 1' suspicious things. In less than a week hare granted to the government; bur j (Mjlicy regarding fourth class officer* h< an-i the undertaker claxbud. Tbe I would far rather^—- only some of it . wa» announced in 4Pr*l li‘k! namely. ;’ undertaker received a letter from Q> granted but really granted, than see iI that incumbent# will lie retained dur­ luiubii*. u. Tbe euvck»|H« had^been a preten.se of granting all. in some 1 ing MtirfwUiry pervire.। l isety scanned liy tbe posttnuater, aud . he Imtl uot Ihm-.’! able to convict It of shape that really, amonnta to nothing. ••Ju the matter of presidential offi­ Tt must Ixs understood, as a matter ; cers. ” tlie jostmaster general said. ” vrlnic. hut tin- way the undertaker put of course, that if thi* power is granted the rase is wdnawhat different u* these ■ it Iu his p-»cke! J intend of reading It­ ’ at ''Be wax living proof that there it is to be exercised with wisdom and ayjointinr.nts nti* made for fixed trriis. > was a ben on. The I*. >L followed the caution and M.-lf-fcxtraint. The inter­ In that claw of i olhev* *-*cb case TvundiTi^kcr and said. 1 state coipiueicu cumiteiuuv* "i uthtr, quiring action iirenxidered ami mtried • -Look here. Silas rotnpkius. if you ■ X.uenline.R ullicilll wbu failed to pro- o|] t)1„ ll( uh„ is j,,.,,,.,) J,,.. uro-guilty youtiad better own rigiit up aud throw yourself on my mercy.” teci .t railriii.d that was tn the right • VVbat hev you tulklug''about?* d»again*! clain«*r. no matter how violent, j UMti'd'-d the other. on the jutrt of the public, would ■’ be SEI £ T’.M OUT JUSTLY. ihe finger of suxplviau i»oln|ihg ? grossa wrong ar* if htf' guilty of u The Modbrstor-Topiex. Michigan* i m xervire 1 leading xchikil tournal. sums ni» the I ••You qn*u Jackass, nnd if you don't ct»rrni<tly r m<!-red . an improper . _ to th*- railrj id at the expetwB of the modern street! fair in the following mend your wiry* I’ll have you J>*hind public. * language. ‘Street fairs ar- ipv< ntionx the bar* within a month.*’ '-Would tie :i.'*MMln!’.‘ ipiare deal 1 mean a | w ttiT w,.„ pnimulgaWd hi>—alibi*. "When I _ _ -~—r,____ _by _____ _____ •'Hog thief! ’. square ilvitl; exactly a* much 11 square . "gamblers. fJkir* It wasn’t long Itefure the gnteer and deal for thd rjch man a* fur the P°°r aniJ otber di«reputabk*s. aided >*nd .L’ • <>*’’ blacksmith were dBcnrcrcd dogtnan: but no more, l^et each stand on I abetted by deluded, - - - - city ■ - ' •"• d**K They fontsteps at night, his merit*, receive what is due him. take the tuwn’ii cash aud givfi no > witn the laudlonl dogging Iwth. ami and Im> judged according to his desert*. Vtt|ua|,]e equivalent, they disturb k- then* wax a row In which uno man-got Tu mure lie is not entitled, and less he I trMje corrupt th*- mural**, a black eye -and • another a sklnnc*! < n not .. . have. i____ ” . ’ . . . > । K«ils- liMtl’ffiine into the shall deprave the yohtb. mid leave a l«il j now. - Aunt sally had'gone Into ! bualm— with great eflthtndaam. She taste in tbe mdiith.” hud hardly got bey dlahw* washed the A liaugbty carnage is sometimes a ‘ firm morning after being appointed MISUNDERSTOOD HIM. very uncotnfurtablo vehicle. . a deps-live than she wax out on the Salvation is mqre than a sense of ] ... the first traveler, j trail. said —> ••My town. satisfaction with railwho vea.. tbiuks »s I Awlwuran iji ou ouu I* —1 i' She. went ov«r to see Mt*. Johnson. .»f courre by the national bank examinerw a* regards national l«nks. My ehject in giving these additional powyrs t*i the administrative\mdy- repre- Retail per cwt. $2.20 Wholesale p - bbl. 4.00 traveler. I m frmn Clheugo. too*’-• I say my towtr is Greater New If you don’t get the advantage of York.” . . was (hat Mr*. Johnson 'wus not frank buying drugs at Hulholland s its ..qj,! 1 thought you .--tid greater Un<1 ont^p,lk;.u \vii«*n *li<- nskrtl her yohr own fault. titanic’ if ah** ni*<l hcr.lm-b.md bad cea»e<l to have family rows. Mn*. J. Hushed aud dodged the aUMtinm The inference wa* plain, i'bf wrtx intenillng to JKiur Lui! innl Into In r husband’* cars while CofiBccraJion and kill-joy are. not be slept. • • i-’ Aunt Nally took up mill after trail , ev-n <»n «peaki|i|: terms. with Hu* greatest sucre**. Nbc went This, is a tfiod time tu pb*®r y‘»»r up as IHgli as the minister of her advertinement in the BANNEI*. . church.-nnd dropped down as low u» Rowlwta nun, ant M«fkinh»b ------------Bill Jotiett. Who worked in .« livery • t > svt- Eumiture, Carpets Rugs. Pianos carloads:of stock piursday and slabIe. Tbo finger of suspicion poibted Organs Wail Paper Linoleums. Lace Curtains, i in all directions, and she bad begun Friday. will kpwnd to uoubt.thnt the state prison would Doorl’.i Coach Covers, Drapej^es and many other The Bell Tclephou*.- Cto. . j hold all her victim*, when copies of about f 10.000 in improving it* ex­ ! the not weekly reports of tbo five de­ things .s<are kept in a first class up-to-date store.' change in Grani Ledge. teethes were sent to almost every one . - 'Iri.<ir-o *•-«*»• IkWI aud Branch county hwl » good ruBth «m- in the villagf. There were Jaw* and ay to do it'is to see Reiikes A- Waldorffs vontion ut <oM«»ter hut wadi wbleb fisticuffs nnd wrangle* before the thing wmx nmleratood, but the problem was large ft< ’ and a gallery Store and spent! an hour was w.'li attend^l from the various solved »t idRt. unJ cicryitody Iw-ggeil tuanshijo nnd c|ti« uf ,h“l '''’“‘’‘r• i will find something to interest you and everybody elxc s pardon, and tbeAlove Slate Highway Comiawionw- harli uf place'came buck to pipe her not**. pleased to show you a few bargains which waa-prewnt and sn.vtastel u. in-niring It wax a year before die identity of tb< the people with hi. own enthutuasm the (’hlcagu -deteitivc wax solved. - liaie on hand. fur goal n«K Why nut hare «wh a Thru he provrtf --to i»e a dry good* drummer froth Boston. Having u few enrenthru in Barry etmnty. ... 1 .,(1.-ami. understanding hui ' The .uwniuinle of the ‘,l"'r*t’*’"'"'“J” |)n.„v-w..|l. h.- hail pul.np I tKJ’ennsylsanii Haw u>*r '“'"1“ '“Su""...™ h.s.-ur i u job t<> tiuiu* hlntxtdf. I from th.- fad that Si"-""0 -Well." Aunt Sally whru thing-* PIANOS AND ORGANS. ’ rtBltellMW • • —• -I’m glad I | M OWMb ami operated Iff U» eprpu-:; 4• „m. (r ’ THREE LICENSED EMEALMENE. --------- .- 1 didn’t ■_rend anybody tu prbwn. i ration which control* them. wmt anvbody ’o but I»ri I 11 huipment »« provide*! } J(> it that wbvl i ijhuinm Gaynor ' all of this vart 4l—r-r—; . uUnir only rtnlv »Io.'^uon*x in. church It’* a xuxpicious dr■ with air-brakes.; there Is-mg ”• Le Still Without! them. CTlMI.D-v »nd K-'l luut "“V" UmjJt? ___________________ «lAI> I Ina put into «hu|- aa rapidly as ««> . I*. SO that tin- tew may be A Million Cold. f .valst lapndertd at the American Laundry wl Mr*. Black -There goes ok! Money I complied with."T7--------'oars They *®y h* I* worth a minion 11 -•■••Monger than if it Is launva m LJ “7/ Mr..' WMte- V". he ^an.dD(i:‘7\dalffo®e- Itoniyvosu IQa eAViI* I □*,u.l intention <bf carries a -million in**uranre.-MUw«otnmterMa ’'ho b^. no koe Sentinel. I the sport of it. Will be h ” you do and a f«»oi is one who doesn’t, j 1 . Local News. A hood Thing To Do RenKes & Walldorff, BOY’S WAISTS . The American Laundry, W. J. SUrt. Pr^_ tlouU tbinko hi, position u nfht « .toutly contend, for it. l»>t it ’» to dooghnntn th,! neither No, 77 The best 5 CERT Cigar No. ,,V " 1--------- TRY IT——,-------- THY IT------ H 77 man » gun as n uno nw nn were a pot hunt«r. . KW on trlmmlns .'onr Um|». tllUM your roll, tuirglus --"J iie«sio» «'r*r Too C.D never tell wbm th. of Bucres* will ctoe. 1 McCormick binder, <» ft cut 1 New Deere hay loader 1 New Deere check row corn planter 1 New Deering mower 1 Steel land roller 1 Gale riding or walking cultivator 1 Gale riding breaking plow 1 walking wheel cultivator ‘2 spring tooth drags 2 spring tooth harrows . 1 one-horse hay rake 2 five-tooth cultivator.** 1 Peerless breaking plow 1 Gale two-shovel cultivator 1 Troy broad-tired farm wagon 1 narrow-tired farm wagon 1 truck wagon 1 14 ft fiat hay rack 1 16-ft fiat hay rack 1 set shafts 1 cutter 1 Deering -t* kl«? t-rinder Lot of timothy hay .in nto .v Lot of mixed hay in stack Cross-cut saws, log chain>, • n»\v bar, eveners and whiitlutfN--. iie.-k-yokes, iron kettle and stand, pork barrel, forkp, hoes and other articles too numerous to mention. Tprm<» Ip I VI 1119 nf Wl Sa wulv All sums JS.OO and under cash. Over that amount 5 [2 months time will ire given on good bankable notes t without interest if paid kvhen due. If not paid when due, 6 per cent interest will l be ehargedjfj-om date. Five per cent off for cash at sale. Porter English, W. il. QOUQH, Proprietor Auctioneer lofty tree*, practically makes them of ' Layers of odds at the rain* track are dried galiva.—Brooklyn Eagle prom- to circulate tale* of their enor--------*---- *■-----------tnoti-* bix*c» upon certain races, but it ’’ Worae Thu* n Unities h sclii un that a loss on a ntu ti*y be The Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker of the ritaw*. for It has 1*01*11 flimml by ex- <’lty tomtflel Umdon. once hnd med­ NOTICE OF 11EA1USG CLAIMS. Stat*' of Nichhnn. County of harry, aa.Soti.i- it b’-rv-by Ktvcu. that by an ord the liotute Court for the county ot Harry, made oo ttie i.;tb day uf Oetolier. A. l». rtU>. fout nioulti* Irvin that Jab- wt-tr allowed for cred* or* io |'rr*rtit thrlr claim* again*! tlie rxtaie of which he ■ added with deep imthos/ "Widows and orfdians wjll not Im» ex> l»ectrd to i-outrib’ito.” A few .Sunday** later there wax another .collection !•».• the same object’. ' 1111* lime,’’ said th*pren< her. ••ttotrndy' will exisupt. for no luiftlc ever made so many, widows and orphans ax the nummuccment made on the previous Sunday."* ■ liilred to prmi-nl then clxlina Au -mid Ftubale ecurt. at tt< ITotxtf- Other In the efty of IfaMltlK>. tor rvunluatliMi arid rilluwaoce. on ut brforv tbewil*. r--tntu.day {rfTnt'HMiv nextjind that mWi * ,.!rOvn« Iu.,...h j.1.1 , ...... ... *>.... book i.showing a percentage of 35 in ' hi** favor, by which he lx bottn*! to retain at leant one-fourth of bh* ink­ Ing*. Large losses happen occasion- ' ally iwhcu an unexpected th-tory » pays li»> ’or 30 to 1, but. as. n general thing] uriesx the/booktnajirr *lrilbcrateiy 'gambles with cbatici* ho •fcmikes b'Hikrf’ s*> tliut be will xliow a profit Oil efleh rare* A skillful *hookf* ctiu so UKiuipuiate tbe odds that at uo point Idore* be statii to lore on a race. nn<l, like bls brother of the gambling ta>ure| hia profit lies hi this percentage .. in his favor. Even where gambling 1' gam«*f art1 run without r**courre to fraud! the odds In favor of the dealer are ufvei lewi than 2t» per rent. ' .hidjte ot Frot>«te. NOTICE OF HEARING t State ot MichIran County of Hany. **. Nollen is hrrrtjy given, that by an order Probate < <xirt for the County of Parry, ma Bathing the eye* with equal part* <jf Ute --.nil .Uy of Sejx A. p.. uta,___ months (rom that date wi-i t-allowed for crodttwitch fimxcl ami water in very restful to them, ur bathe them with wtnrm wa Ma«ed, anil tliit nil creditor* ot i*M dreraaed ter in wpicb are dissolved a pinch *f am required to prmnnt tbeir claims to aald powdered lx,rax and two or three drop-* Probali* Court, at the Probate ofBcx in tb»< rtty Of HaxUnx*. forciamlDatfou and ollowanon. oa of spirit* of camphor. A soft linen or indorr the 2-aMlday Ot Jaouarj i.--xt..iud that cloth,’m»ed for no other purpose, lx bet­ nucM claim* will b»i hcwril tirlore **ld Court, oo Moaday. the^ind day of .lanr.ory »«t. at ten ter than a spouge for bathing the eyei. o'clock to the forenoon of that day. Dated Sept, "lid." A. !>.. iso.-,. Tbe eye* should be Waxhed every night , A Woman \rfrr l»oe«. to remove any dust that might have A Ibafer on the street, whore Wlfl! wax. proUibly at horn** getting out a . gathered on tbe lids during the day, neigh sir’s washing to. make money to State of Mtehlcxu. The I'rotate < ourt (or tbe buy the «<illdren’s t%oe*. n*k«*d a busy Itching pile* provoke prefaaity. but County of Harry. . man the other day if be ever *aw it i Srufanity won’t cure them. Duan.** At a nexxlan of mM Court h*-i<l nt the Probate inttnent.— cures itching, bleeding iNildhradrtl woman. 1-------------— --------„. --------„ or ignce- in the city ui Ha«tips-< lu ••aid County on tbr Sth da* ot Ort. A. I». IkGS. l*in*rt>t; uoei. ’•.\<4 1 ’’’’ver *lld.’- replied the busy protruding pile* after yean of xnffcr- Ctuts. M. Mack Ju4re of Protwite. la the Matter of the KaUte ot < ftxslu* M. id 1 never saw a woninn ing. At any drug store. man. Mdtrrv. Dccra«r>l. i lark < . Aldrtrti having filed waltz ng around town. In her shirt In Mid court hl- peUtiou.prarwx for Dcrtisc ■ , ■ ■ to 'selljho intereit of *ald estate in >-*-rt»ln Neither did 1 ever -••*• a womait kitting nil dtjy ut a street cogwr *>n n dry g-MXlS Iwx telling people how the secretnrj uf (l»e . treasury . should run the natioi al finnnees. I have never seen a woruti ii go flaking with n l>ottlc In her j>ockc . sit on tbo bank nil day gnd go home drunk nt night. Nor have I ever i woman ynak off her «.*ont and nay x io could lick nny man in towtr. God I less ’em.' the women arc not btallt that i n.v.”—Ka'nsa* City Journal. VVliifit lx thought to Im* of English of the game origin and ___ a development . trumii. or triumph, which was played 1 In England In the time of Henry VIII. | Whlat wax not mentioned by Shake- 1 the writers of his day. Ita I apcan nr... . enrlle*t record is in the poems of Tny*lor. tig- wnter.poet (1621). It Is spoken 1 of lu the second edition (1G8>»> of Got- | ton’* !"(.’<»mpleat Gamester" ait ••the gaim«~<»f whist, so called from the $1lent* flint lx to be observed In the j piny." bnt ns whisk •*em« to have been its original name, acconUDf*tb some :iuthoiirle*«. this derivation Is not axxtirtsl., The game was nt first nine up. Tills was changed to ten up early In ' the eighteenth crflrttry. nnd In 1W4 the esperlmcnt of dividing the game 1 into lillf, which was first tried as early, as 178k was generally adopted by tbe chibs. • BwiaHows and house martins build by sticking together pellets of pre­ pared road mud. Moat of the material ia obtained from the drying puddles on the high roads. If sot mixed with any­ thing rlre the tendency of there pcllejs would lie to crumble when dry. But the swallow- tribe is supplied with a mucoas secretion which enables it to gum fli* partick** together. Tbe swal­ lows’ nests, from which the Chinese birds’ nest soup lx made, are construct­ ed of this mueoux matter only. An In­ dian swallow, which builds little bout DESERT DISHES CUPS and SAUCERS Japanese and American ware.. ■lust the thing for Christmas presents. Nice line and prices right. | LEE HINC.EljrXV ias *al<r|'<-tlUoii. and that i*nn» !nierf-W»«l iu **14 oiatieappcHr tirfo court, at *ai*l time nnd place. t«» sbo* rau*e »-.hy * llci-nte to *ell the lutere*t*of -aid e*tute b> ’aid real **tate should i>oCtie*iai>tr>i.It l» Further OnJeted. Thai public notiex thereof l>«* Biyrn by putdlcatiou cf a <-»p> of this order, (or tti«<-r- «inw*»lve week* prevkMt* to Mild lOty o( bearing. In th-- lliuitinK* Bahtier x newopaiter printed and circulated lu *atd count* KttA ItKcox f'u i«. M. Mack Iteghterrt Probate. Judge o( Prolate. ( A true cop>. j Nervous, Diseased Men DR8. K. & K. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. Consultation FREE. Question Blank (or Home Treatment sent FREE. Prices Low No Cure No Pay. A NERVOUS WRECK We Guarantee to Cure Stricture, Varicocele Nervous DebHit,, Blood Poisons, Vital Weaknesses. Kidney and Bladder Dis­ eases, and AD Diseases Peculiar to Men and Women. r> relief. Be DuKENNEDY&KERMN 148 Shelby Street, DETROIT, MICH �HASTINGS BANNER UUTOBEK *>. I**-. BORN IN E ATON COUNTY. Me a » wiar* Tlie I' way , RIDht. ** 1HJILKILJ Of VI ASHJ MTSTfRItS SYtU RfUlUO It waa President Garfield, of biemed memory, who said: “j always feel < j like tairing 4B^my hat to the Ameri- audatouretaonchedoul hUarm with Auction Sale!! ’ • CMn hoy-f01- no one cau teU what poffli_____ | ttalra to the bar room floor. < bilitiee are wrapped up under his coat. ntwt : When b« arose, Char lee* wa® duwu on hI, chwk, gouged ; By Eating a Good Broaktast I Thia reminds ns of the lowly birthplace FRANK SMRobER BECOMES PRO < I of one of Eaton County’s popular auPRIETOR OF THE HISTORIC c|„r out of his head, While the , spectators .were sickened at the ghastly Ii Wliih* rnffnH is a? Per’t"°’Ered * Fred VennontBiu WnnuA 1 louse conee a < ville wafcBenedict, bora .Q of* jail ftnd AMERICAN MOUSE. I sight Charles maintained tbe same dear grit and nerve that had always made » delicious morning beverage < , doesn’t bluah to own the fact. Yea. I » bom In a jail, the Eaton doanty Y bim a cool fighter. He straighten* up | at 35c a pound. Our line, jgll Bt lmt thnt » of Breakfast foods will look « i been disgraced by tbe modern tramp . _ , - xr-ikH with VtSM his hs*re bed Vvvvre^ hugs r.rerA und ,.lkur other VARMsin vermin. I good to you—Try these, J:! Postscript:—At the time of Fred’s ; Malta Vita. Egg 0 Bee. Put-; | birth his father, tbe present hustling ! merchant of Vermontville. W. H. Bene­ {fed Rice, Shredded Wheat! dict, wan high sheriff of Eaton county. > Biscuit. Quaker Oats and < —Charlotte Tribune. [ anything yon may want in j Moot disfiguring eruptions, scrofula, rushes, etc., are due to im­ J the grocery line. ; pimples, pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters is |W. H. FAIRCHILD Phone 292. I a cleansing blood tonic. clear-cyed. clear-brained, ned. Having decided to move to KaiaUMUOo and engage in .•1,r.,t!„.r I will ecll at public auction on the farm one mile east of Qmj,. , ll0,“- J as the Chas. Bachellor place, Hastings township, iienti.m :pi. '<iu W" J SECOND ONLY -----------------------t-------------aparv without showing any sight of pain and Wednesday, Nov- 1st, 1905 TO TAMAnAuK ,exc!alme<] .«if the man who knocked --------- I my eye out will come dewa here and In the Dark Deed* CommittedJn the face me it v.lllnot ° ‘ 11 IlVh —d ----Nothing more will ever be said about Past, But the Tamarack Hold* ft." But no man came down to face Charles as it would have been death to the Record. him, and bte friend took him home to The old American house at Assyria — • event• ceeated —•—1 a great v ,, Bellevue This nnivtiw ,-----■ Centre has changed hands. T. *• —. nuutlon ___all>>v« H thia this KMTtinU «tl°n ol th* Sylvester, who has been proprietor country. T*™ d'“ and landlord for tbe past three* years, (was asked: “Wbu itrudr Mac. Make*, you Mr. ।j Chsrtee? Who was Ute ™u who Hood clear-skan- has sold to Frank Schroder. ..... Schroder recently «old his farm . ” ! »t the dour that night?". No I »!!« norths. of tbe Centre, to Bo “,’XrT Tn this da, It is a mysu-ry, F0IEY5H0NEMAR rotntnencing at 9:80 a. tn. sharp, the following proper! t. t^wit: Into the tha hotel lmts-1 business. imnirw-ot, into Hotel Ha* a History. . Lott 11. ■ although Bom. people Mill living in ' Atayrto. might make a good guear. : The hotel has quite a history. , Charles Lived Here Later. About sixty vears years age age uaiuei Daniel iParks, A none sixty ar»» I Mare Charles afterwards lived th «««<> * building on the site of the bo- , Battle Creek Ipr wveral year, and , tel for a grocery, for which purpose it worked for Iohn j. wms, ueiug lor ,.John J. K Enins, being a M was occupied until about eighteen years barbcr by trade.- All old residents; —..ago, when tbe original building was , member him. While here, be enlarged and converted had several BtjVttra| lauwul fsmou<■ - fiRbl, fights With with ----- ------------------------ into a country - : ।had tavern. Staretlie limeor tliecon,true-. ..tou<h meu-'abid, John Evas, ■lion ot the lira! building th* properly | lpU5 jf <|(h m,Kh auimatlon. ■ ba, been contluuo.ualy In the porereelou j (.[,ar|es to lhe day <tf hia death of aome branch of the Parka family , eXpre,^i dr wi«h that he until .old to Mr. Sylvreler three years ..uuld khow |o B ^^,5 who It waa • E 3E 3E 3E 3E3E 3E13E 3E 3E 3E 3E 3E 3 ALWAYS #A Cheap ls IU DEAR AT £ Imitation ANY PRICE AU IU m AU W» Mi m ui m ui m They combine elegant finish, durability, and convenience, with economy of fuel, and in spite of all competition hold their station far lu ad rance of all others: We take pleat tire in calling attention'of oar readers to their meric. ‘■Garland" Stores and Ranges awarded the first prize PariA Universal Exposition, tiNXi. over all the world; also at Pan American Exposition, Buffalo, IW'l. . a -W-* Weissert Bros. >i Tamarack Holds The Record. tug he was found frozen to death in a’j I A still older hotel than the American, pholographer s car which he occupied i however, was the old Tamarack house, as a barber shop and livingj>laec JSlThla was the pioneer tavern of the i .This This was w.m only oneuf one-of tbe the many tern tefr< , Hl ' coiumnbfty, and was built of tamarack I ible lighU that look place inlhe old Uk ! logs, which gave name to the: hotel. Tamarack hotel, but this was the most. JW ! and also to the place. For many years | talked about of .all old time fistic • in . ( 7 \ ( I 1 roan heifer 2 vrs. <.bj 5 yearlinRp ; ,.,|v, 1 sow O I C Rond bp l, r ' 5 slioats. weight ;ib , re , 12 Brown Leghorn In n. ' 1 lumber wagon vi i. ’ 1 carriage, mx>d ixindii ., 1 Doering nii>wt‘i'n» :ii i > 1 hay loader, ne t 1 two-horse enltiv ... '"oritMtiui '1 bean harvester ' 1 spring tooth drag 1 five shove! culriva;.,: 1 hay rack 1 : ratai 7* • r 1 set double’iiarm— '1 ’Wte harwi’ 1 10.gal barrel ehur 1. ■ -hI churn 1 pair horse blank..!­ .. 2 stoves I heater. 1 Number tons of hay fi acres of corn in sli. k About NO buslreL of e.>m About 120 bundles of, „ fnr|,|,.t 2 cross cut saws 1 wheel barrow Lsingle barrel Hh-1 gm, • | 1Dii| [ ' ’Forks, shovel,„her too nvnieroue to n;f htioi.. l Call and See Them at MS r vin Line- , rt, at knocked liia eye out. When he lu this old country tan took place (J lhfn. wu # Btnljlge gleam In lhe dance, and merry making of the I b(g 0M remal-,liI,g j/Ul.k, for tbe young people for a radio, of many , m,„ lhat Ch,rle, never kitew hl« name, mllre. and II Is still an taterretlng ciiartaa .returned to i memory lu many Battle Creekiles. Bellevue: and one inteosely cold mon. TT! Garland Stoves and Ranges are acknowledged Wf as the World Us .............. - ’s-Best. ‘ 1 bay horse 9 yrs. old. weight aliout 1,80(1 old, weight about 1 bay horee 10 1.200. 1,200 1 Hay horse are good general Tlie ahol-e purpose horses 1 sucking colt 1 red <-ow. 6 yrs. <>j.l. giving milk 1 red cow. S yrs. old. giving milk e to calf in January 1 Jersey cow I led cow due to > calf in November 1 thoroughbred Durham bull . ! Terms m । the present village of Assyria Centre batiks. . ' ■ ; 2J was known as Tamarack, and is occa ••lhe Regulators.’’ aionWly so spoken of by the older; Another atiair that’was roncot-ud 111 ! citizens. • • in me old tavern was the- ut-gauizaiiup i w j In early days the young people came ol- bdll(i uf •• regulators." who went' __ H from a great distance-to attend dances • oul 0Ut, llitfht and tarred, feathered,, r 1 at Tamarack. Old residents relate that al/1 rodv OI1 a raiu a mwl wh(>. lia(j *» in thofiO days the blooming lasses were offM11|eU the moral sentiments of the brought to the dauce in n wagon 'hutd’ । community. Wltai- th, oli ptabrer : J ed by oxen. ’ ____ ____ wUlakcy. ___ uife_ j _______________ wunlu tK'creiouly driuk S The boys would go ahead and notify ^stijj.morv onrii have his tuilgh-and Th. All sums of $5.00 S5.00 and and under cast years time will be givers given oa o gooAhaiili cent off for cash. E 3 E 3E 3E 3E 3F 3E* 3f IE 3E 3E 3E 3E 3 We handle the beet grades of coni oil the market— Order from us and you aie sure to be satisfied. Phone 194 ami we will give your order prompt ntleiition. See us before buying LEHIGH, NUT and EGG. POCAHONTAS. C.C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT. HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUE I I E. M. MATTHEWS (EL CO. I tbe girls that the waghn wre aimtag Ulmble tight, he was urn, iu whw j and they should be all In readlnres to and bell,ved In lhe sa|<tlty 5 jump in when the oxen arrived. Each of ,hp (an,„; when a well kuowu Q girl was greeted with Jeet and a good IarInerbrought a woman to hi, bouse r welcome, when lhe p.oeeMlon moved .o |[vr wjlu WM Ilot tlls wile; that was s on to lhe next settler e home, where. tlio lnlIrc Ior tbe ruugli wd ready I more girl, were loaded In. The bujs j,,,,,,,. o| lbM dllJ Ta„.arndl > walked by the side of lhe wagon and „« ,„u„,rd b|„, .„d ,„dl. ;,im I1 the merriment was keep up until tha: »f tbe community on a rail. The work g log hotel was rreched. where everything Bjb du.„. „,d ordertv man 8 was in readiness tar the dance. : „„ wllh ^miar; dlwdphue. cud to Un, ••The Simple Life.” day’no one kuuws who cuLsmuird This was the ‘simple life" of the wiumgHi ui it^jdawfK! good old timeB*. no swell parties, no I1 >tw>ll*cr of the wds^eries of; g : hacks, m* American beauty bouquet.-. • Asayrix - Battle« reek Sunday:Record, i 8:! no silk dress, nq grand orchestra, aud g'T no defaulting ' from their employers ’ - j by young men to keep iip the expenses Only a >oft man finite any । of there "social set.” They danced all i . . I night. At midnight was the sunper, »» spreading biinself. | during which time those who bud to ! Commencing Nov: 5 tlie ‘ Sljichigan.' £ ft' >ver ooe ' - 'otes. 2 per ROSS M. CALKINS, Prop'r, If you want to buy or sell anything try a. Want Adv in the Banner. Local News. This Interests Many Does It Interest You? I. wait for the second table were enter (Central train now leaving: Grtt^d Rap.,tained by the jig dancing, by both . ids at T.’::k» a. m.'will leave at 11:B0j young women and men, that being a i p. ]m. favoritedxnrem ploijrer days, every! y,^. X(.uit. M„luh I <^,letun, Having purchased the Photograph Gallery of .1. C. Hurd, this cummer, 1 am pleased to announce to the public, that by purchasing this gallerv I have control of all lhe old negatives made in Nashville for the past 25 years. These negatives were made by the following different photographers: FT J. Feighner, E. 11: Y*n N’ocker, C. .1. Whitney and.I. C. Hurd. If you have any photos made by these parties and wish duplicate* from them, remember we have the negalive* and can find it for you within a few minutes. Bring a picture along of the negative you want finished,.aud thus avoid mistakes. Now would be a good time to place an order from tbjsM negatives for an enlarged picture for the. Holiday.0. Special price* will be made on these negatives fur half dozen ordozen lot*. Write or call tor 4>articulare. yy < w y community. Irnvmg Its experts, fid : »■», adjmlgrel tawtue in .ledge Mack's ! ■ ■ fashioned country dance, wore ln 1 n,„n Frid wa, lti. K B I vogue, and when It eame la ' balence I arolu„, 1 , , to partners, ” there was a regular . . ’ . t . ■ (•■double shuffle" and “hoedown." The <,f T'"*” w“ 1 | I ^nn grew furtone end more bllartaue a. r‘‘lch.diT'"Mh: "■’««*• »',u'''. p 'T1'1' "“’I’G if>' h'»i I I approved the morning hours, when ! B the country lad, nnd lareies departed, “ ... ....... ... ........... wiich •“* l«»" i ' having had more genuine pleasure 1 1,01 '‘“I'1: 1 I than anv modern dance could pdeolbly' The many iiiendnof Frevlurlck^mip. B i I afford. There were uo classes or social j I'1”1’ fMl”’larly known as' ‘ "THL ” will | cliques in those days, everybody being i ,H‘ to learn thut uson anAvwl at. | Ion the same social footing, and the ‘ l‘wnr tn Ocean Park, California. ( || friendship was genuine. pl’cdnesduy of. Inst week f£fa wife I * But Boy. Would Fight. i n'?C‘‘‘ _: I Kalamazoo. We extend cougmtnlaBut there ia another side to those tioua I vegetable sicilian| I righting -a. a popolw pastime. It ALtUo Hair Renewed ~ " W.“.. H. COUCH, ” ■ general AUCTIONEER. Years of experience have taught me how to conduct sales successfully, many of my sales running hun­ dreds or dollars ahead of' expectations. Farm and Stock sales a specialty, and satisfaction guar anteed. Dates can be made by calling at or by phoning to the BANNER oflice, Hastings. Mich. . W. H. COUCH, Residence Sec. 5b Carlton. Citizens Phone 161-3 Rings. P.O. Address, Hastings, R.F.D. 9. : JAS. M. BAUER, THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEER. ' ’ Has had 25 years of actual experience. Farm and , Stock Sales a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed In every respect Dates can be mad? by calling at the BANNER oflice,or with me. > ; JAS. M. BAUER, Hastings, Mich. Citizens Phone 89.___________ 529 Michigan Ave. DELTON, MICH. THE AUCTIONEER, I have had year, of experience in all kinds ot sal re, —Farm. Sloe*. General Marchandlee. anything you wane SATISFACTION UUARANTBED. Call at my hotel, Deluxi, write or phone me, or arrange dale. wUh me BANKER offlre. Heating!, Mich. E. R. CONRAD. - - . Delton, Mich. U On-arc >un1 of ill health I will quit fanning, and will sell at Pu’hii< residence one-half mile north and one mile east of Ha st nig-. on Sec. 9. Hastings township, on atffif TUESDAY, OCT. 31st, 1905 Commencing at 9:30 o’clock a. m. the following property to w^‘. ' did not pay -S-j to see a prize fight. He fought for his own amusement. i’he Marquis of Queenabury rules had i)ot yet been invented, and a fight in those days was a go-as-you piease affair, H 1 expecjetl to have .a car .loaded fcr Has- ! tingx at Chicago and for Chicago at ' Hastings. which wifi go via Kalama-1 zoo over the C.K. & 8. and Michigan ' Central. This improved serried puuld 1 in which knocking, kicking, gouging, be much appreciated by the mehihants i |Vand everything else was allowable. ;’ ttnd“ r , . . , , . 1 anu in an in act u rent of this citv Ln every neighborhpotl neighborhood was aa -beet “best । tn , ’’ ■ man,” when thia this -beat met Ih’’ “*** tafWatun, ma.l« ,nite a man, ” and and when -best man," man," met tbe “best man,” from another neighbor- cnang. in the .-li^t. l mortgag. law I • hood, each wore a chip on his shoulder, with » view ot preventing tne giving und It took less, than five minutes to ol such lustTumenu tar the purpose of .li-fraudtag creditors. Now there ! stait a fight that would startle the ------ ” -------- - -">wr murei citizen of to day. No one interfered. ‘ a^mpany-jthe cbattle II _ ------ — ■ mortage ...... is filed A ring was made and Hie two men when ** it ........ ' * with the town or city ! an affidavit from the person to were allowed to fight ft out aud they clerk ' did fight until one man bad to be ,whom it is given, to show that it is a bona-fide mortgage for which an ade­ carried out of the ring. Unfortunately the old Tamarack quate consideration is given. house became noted for the fights ■Die nupervisors made their Manual that took place within its ritetie walls. visit to the poor farm Thursday, and things in the usual fine condi­ Whenever a dance was announced to found ' be held at tbe Tamarack the “bullies" tion they have always been In since Llchty was overseer. There may from Bellevue, Hastings aud other John 1 places would come over for the express be'.better overseers than he in this purpose of fighting. 1 state, but we don't bailee, iu he and Mra. Llchty seem peculiarly Mace Charles* Experience. adapted for thia very trying place by Some' noted battle* between pion­ their cheerful ways. Md sympathetic eer pugilists took place here. One manner. They are indeed Ifrienda oil event became tbe sensation of several tbe unfortunates in the county honse conntlee adjoining. ‘In Bellevue was a negro by the name of Mac« Charles. He was a giant in strength and a terrible fighter. He bad licked every­ thing in tbe country. The Bellevue dancers always took Mace Charles along td help them out when they .went to dances. One night the Bellevue crowd came over to a dance at the Tamarack. When the expected fight commenced up stairs in the dance ball, ; Charles, who was down stain, heard the opening of the mill, and dashed up 1 I । I । I ‘ I A splendid conic for the hair, makes the hair grow long and heavy. B Al ways restores color to gray hainall the dark, rich color of youth. 3 $ falling hair, also. S ' Id for fifty years.u T'u,‘‘ Ho' 0„d tnml AUCTION SALE 1 bay mare, 11 yrs old, weight 1150 lbs 1 grade Durham row. 6 years old, due in April 1 red-Durham cow, a yrs old, due in April • red Purham <»w, 2 yrs old, due in December 1 gray Durham c<tw. « ym old. due in January 1 red Durham cow, 6 yrs old, due in Janwary 1 red Durham cow. 11 years old, due hi January 1 brood sow and 9 pigs 7 weeks old — 4___ ♦ O'T' T? y 50 cliickous r wa-mri 1 pair bob slvigls 1 platform s-priua bngv 1 swell box cutter :arne>? 1 double harness harrow I fteed harrow 1 iauee patent ittov.. : 2 single cultivators ii> i 1 Little Giant cuitita:- : 1 double-shovel cult: l liar rate I South Bend ThorriiHirakr 4 Bement plow 1 tv 400 bundles coni h il i. j ulus of t'OTli Quantity of hay ! iKlmteStack of straw 3* r.'hrl naskfl5 25 berry crates I. ' 40 rods of chicken few ■ . ire. 5 ft 1 fruit dryer 1 bras o-nle,-’. 100 gallons good cider > : -nr Pitch forks shovel! ' *',if Whiffletrees poet Itos rh-ser And other articles t numerous mention. >8 for sole. Nicely located: close to market will be reasonable. Look the farm and buildings over _ given on good’h^'k^j11'1 under ““b- Over that amount one year -1'11'0 ’j1' pai,er with intere8tat 811 p«r c«nt- w. h. Couch, Two «“■,e �BANKER. OCTOKEft 25. 190S. n ■ PODUNK. I Many from this place\hat-e been!. Delton State . Bank I sufiering from tbe grjp from which it I takes a long time to recover. ' Chas Biggs ronttrnplat-.-s travelling ( ior the oil firm in IIBnois where he DELTON. SHULTZ. Mr John Pitt- la nuraiog • .preined CAUGHT A B|(i PIKE. Ui Mr Burton while „m B,hln(, Um ankle. Miss \ena Smith is quite low with Monday United thc )nre>alt iu Crooked lake mi, year. He waa typhoid fever. caatwg with a lour loot Tod and after Mrs: Orrin Loomis unu son Harry .,h*1 vaugnt c“«h< Etna «>'• fipent Saturday and Sunday in Hickory W i !™S. —- —— »«H*i ' w -w-w w mm ••liner Cotner*. i eaught a hole or u re fret F. iUUey .nd family ^h0 bar.. Iwm ta CLOVERDALE. Miw Gertrude Bigpi spoke at tbe Wm Giilmpie and wife late of Battle i Star UranK® meeting Saturday evening. Creek will live )q Mrs. Marian Kings-I w’’ learn that Dennis Dftubam. our bury’a house daring tbe coming wint- ■ “W friend and neighbor, »is the proud 'n. ‘ ■ ■ • father of a boy.. Congratulations from Fred Green and wife of Sunfield are Fodunk. visiting relative*, here. The former is I Mrs. Frank Edmonds visited her aiaselling a stock of readv made clothing. ter.-Mrs. Cora Biggs a few day* tbe J. O. Chamberlain is at Hastings j p*st *reekmaking nn extended ririt in the ,t.u this week plastering for Dr. Andrus. Warren Laubangh who hsn been j “.u c "(<1i“difa u>*hi of W । ree . he pulled In'** „w New York returned hotm jret week. IJhe Hope Sunday school convention working east of Delton ia at home. W weighed ft.., pounds Mr. Barton bre Sbeld.m ‘McArtlmr OI ’WooUmtd M tbn Er.ngBlfc.1 ctopeb bnre will. . Mni pn«-b<-J very „. U, do.>e a great deal ot «.hing but thl. Viiuted our rebool itodtpr Wol-rer te on bAlurtuy Oct. Sb imuwul of tbo; w M bundly. • kL fish is rate of the larirext !»•> I,. ever Hunting, on Thur-Uy .nd Friday of date I announced last week. BEDROOM SUITS, SPRINGS and BUTTRESSES. I ' landed. last week. Lit.le Doreft, Collin. »poM 1« , Tl"' Y“k^,L\,A' V"d *? J' COUCHES, BOOKCASES. ROCK- W , n HcC.rthv tbi. -Geo Diomas and family expect to wook with hvr gr.ndp.rem. Don,,I. 1 Little: Floy Morehouse is qujte sick i ""'k Fr,d*y t<>r d,WH'r *" *f,'r■ move to Leroy, Mich, in the near dollin, .nd witEHS. CARPETS, RU6S, UNOLEUMS: 12 pit- Jj- at this writing. ' noon program. I•ri . future. We are sorry to !<*<• them Mo,"ln' on I trom u.ir mid.1. but; wi.b them »ue. | ; Miw Ella Lentz will ryork for Mn». DOWLING. terns of Linoieuras wbieh are Realties. account of fixing the stoves. .. ----------------x eero in their jiew home. ■ Raby Merrick on the State Road this ■ I Our warm weather has caught quite ! U> Mr- ®rfc®°e Hort,»> is Imilding a : winter. Mrs. Meri^k ia busy with her • 'T new’hnrLfarwih । Huth and family have moved ’’ a;cold. abool work at Fisher M-hool. •• l” ~ ‘ ^‘"•1 W * ** ’ ill WHtteinore Dr. Gallagher drives a tine spin w . W Will w If tternore’s refiidehcy. resident t-i .... .. . U/I . .... KJw-in Shultz of Hastings ipcnt Sun­ horses purt-hased of Bert Window. Marshall^Norwoodwas wa-in Hast, ’’ . • Mr. r. .larshall.horweod day with his parents. . GLASS CREEK. Another W - bound daughter came to j w I jngs ... r Vt, , ■ ings hwt last Sunday. _ ... ___ _______ ___ Vet * HHH uiiu and wife .[ George Hartby and family and Mra * Mr. M. M................ o--. > : live with McLaughlin I Mr. M. Manning was in Kalamazoo Albert Wa’i.•T of* Prairieville 7... spent j Grt. 12. * Matty Brindle visited at Fraiik Jenki. 3USGIES. at rigWjriMs. I full line sf HEATIHG STOVES ”7 " ; last Sunday at* Chas. Kenyon:. “■ vtr T i Sunday. „। Mrg> Warner joined, vher sis- • in’s of Prairieville , DOUBLE WORK HARHESS ’ y —-......... —••• “ •• .u L6E,S. . HARNESS'.. SiNGLE . LIGHT . e1..*1?-• 1™'.' ul vim Y"" n"i“ i EdK“r l,t’’ ol ®hu» Creek kud An- I lere lire. lUn,7 ami----Hth™ .t 'umt- 1 Mr. A illiaui Havfitw ami fan ilr •- ’— * W tnw Sen ior L T. L drew Wednesday >tcesion the AMERICAN FENCE. Can»ntyr ure putting up 11X1 rud» I Iotw Out n, y„,m th«t plkee they I spent Sunilas at Mr. I’tark Erway’a ’ ’ ill ning. ! VJ |ul wire .race-to F W. Zerlwl Mt fur Ohio l-J ririt i.uoth. r »M. r Mrs liuldali Otis apent Sunday with —Mra tiro. Dickel returned Friday ! Mra Willard Payne ••pem li*t Mon- Mrt. Hoy. _________ ’ i her son Edgar Otis aud family. from an extended vi-it in Illinois. '* ’ ' । day with her son -Hiram Payne and E. J. Herrington. George FtlFguaon Little Ola Douglass was very sick ’ * A ................. Mrs. Elias Matter uf Grand Rapids , wife bf Hindri Corners who are re- PArt Humphrey and Floyd Rio started i again last week but is some better at visiting her daughter Mrs. i-ilis I juicing over the advent of n fine girl I this morning. Monday, on n hunting (tb»’’ writing. ■ . is m -Visin '7 . Faulkner. —Ikner. that came to gladden their home. Con-i trip. O. B. Garrett and R. G. Rice Glaidas Collins of Shnltz galled un 1 Mr. and- Mra > will join them later. I her uncle B. M. Jenkins!last Friday. " aim - • Jack ____ Hamilton ..rere of Kfatulstions of their friepils here. ® II w I Uin^ng and *Mr. aivl Mrs. C. RisH- R‘ ynolih. will lead tha young Cl«*uiencr and Coats took three loads --------:----------- ’ an.l 1 — opIe ’ H meeting next Sunday mfehL J of potatoea to Battle ’ Creek Monday. * SPFNT M()»F THAN si OlMJ DELTON, MICHIGAN. * ' wite.1 Dr. uud M. Jex. ^y„„ uedu^el Mre <to .. ..... ..... u, A„„ A^r "X’^ Neh. \Mr*Harter Ian > Wednesday rbll^4-POTH la,. M...,,hn- .. C. Kenyw,. Sx.urJ.y Her molher Mr. Bulbs ■ My wlie .uffen.l .row lung PRICK BROS Ui Zi FURNITURE DEPARTMENT f e f ,0 fli j i» »> —■- " DIRECTORS: . A. A. ALDRICH, President. J. □. HUGHES V. President. E. S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. DR. McLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERPENN1NO. JAMES COLLINS. .________ . 'P Announcement I have bought the LAUBAUGH market, and will add a complete line of Groceries. Canned Goods, Confections, Etc Everything will be kept right up to date in every way and I solicit my share of patronage. J. SPROUL, Ml CH BROS ■ 'll ■% WH E WElLLtCO.BLTfALO N.Y. ' uu might search half ti(e cities of the State without finding the equal of his handsome belt back overcoat, cut aud made for us by the skilled tailors of Wik, Weill & Co. In this, coat we offer you what is without question the utmost limit of .’.vie and symmetrical beauty—com­ bined with the sterling worth and great durability characteristic of all Wear Well Clothing.” The fabrics include the very latest effects. Each garment Is braced and reinforced at every strain point, insuring a permanent re­ tention of the original fresh ap­ pearance and perfect form. It pays to buy the best—especially w hen an overcoat like this can be bought for $ g to $|g Faulkner’s Husking, Lotion i» worth . CRESSEY. ^JANFIELD. „ . , . , , A. M. • Edmdndfi is selling apples. about tea times wbut it c<ro^« to anyone 1 -Xu . hurch services here Sunday on wUtOM gnd al, 1|nl (tf farm prodncto who inti- to do out door work in cold. ( 0^. ! raw weather. ;hbt n.4 good for every ac viint ©f qhajrterly meriting kt Rid - u, * purpose lor wiiicn a fteainig lotion is ’ ... ' . Mix E. Tungate is e-.pected home; D. H. ‘.ilbert ia in Colon for a abort. lhi, W).,.k fn>m wbt}re hlw , denigmsi. Price ya ceytts nt Fmilkner N tim®’ laen visitihg her sister. drug stofip. Oeltom. Mich Lata’ arrivals at HoOui Dolton ■ J. K I Morris Brown was in Battle Creek . Tfa„ miVt at t|lt; |jOine of .Coats, il uningi, ■ Ge<) A. Cotenutn. f ednesday. k L. L LOVELAND & SON CLOTHIERS. Delton and Prairieville, Mich. .Hl!. viMi TROUBLES and other '■■'ikat this time hard up<m the apping may not -■riomf . matter lainly an annoyWhere heavy the ordinary e apt to . ami for have preial compound EKS’ LOTION . a magical heaili regularly will aiul- in perfeqt ... ; matter how ork i. or hojv snre to the weaW; ' This can ami then25 CENTS i HOT WATER BOTTLES Perhaps your old hot wa­ ter bottle did not lass as long as it should. There might have been better rub­ ber in it. < >ur bottles are made of pure Para Rubber, from Brazil, one of the very liest in the whole world and are bought di rent front the manufac­ turers. You'll find no old stoclr here. Our Hot Water Bottles Will Not Disappoint You and the prices are as little as direct buying and low selling expense will make them. ELLIS. E. FAULKNER, .. 221 >\’n: THE DRUGGIST. . , Butter and Eggs, Highest Price, Either Cash or Trade. 1— - BANNER maps of BARRY COUNTY. ’ • Barry Couotyj ‘t- •‘ectiun.’town " ’■hour, the high ways, urches, bclrooli ' iluablr for reference. 'PRICE ONLY 50CTS. M :te Delton Pott Office. F. 6. ADAMS. Postmatter -------- ---------------- , ' : houvenir livery, HOPE CENTER. Mrs. Nickalaus Acker is visiting at OELTOB, MICH. ’ ■’ “• ^rrta me when you drive from trafos. Prtoes reaaouaiHa. P. J. HOUVENIR Walter Bruwn for a few day*. Tbe dan<« at Orangeville last Friday evening wa* not ao well attended a* usual on nceount of the roads and club dancre- I»ginn>ng MorJI. Saturday evertingDr. Fritch ot Cloverdale » ». «dled DOUDS CORNERSMrs Anders is slowly improving. Mr. Fred Hall’* have gone to house­ That Lum ber Bill WON'T BOTHER YOU so much if you will come and look over my stock before yon place your, order. I have every thing you want; first class stock: and will make you prices tbat will PLEASE YOU. Friday night to perform an keeping, on little Olay Douglas. He la doing Mr. Valentine went to Hastings last K. S. HARTER, M. D., to PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. , 8 Jq U ,o 12 *•£-. ’ to 2 P J0-. T Pttatts*tn(t.iraV« promptly SltBUded. Tata-, _^flll>‘‘lr'‘"l'^ace.DaltOo.Mkb. nicely now. Fred smith and lair ,rie,Ki 5”1' E-. MeKibbin and family or Jame. Potter of Xankoe bynng- Sunday w.tl, hia aiater Mn UanaiU. Sunday. u ™. harnT reguUrly. ^imffONEr^TAR p£ ^be or.pain ot tom ot .ana,, indooe a minutea: hoaraen<» ttoaI, tautve iaSSric Oih monarrh action ot lhe K Kt^' vent bowels vritDOSW druggist for them. 25- E Doty this week Friday afternoon. Tbe friend, of Milrt j^e Bellinger | are glad to hear she ie again jng in health. improv • : „f the Jay In tl.i« Utility . IL IL J. J. Gilbert (lutert rame came frumlCalamuzoo ! Myron PoUer to. ju,t eomylvteJ th.-, -all 1.OUA-, tor nis new bomw. ! Mi» E4ith Pttortito tri» b«-s 1-I ....... M. .1-i.r «»ll tor h.» . new I Ireen’ Sunday evening tu •*<Mm. his sister Mra. 1 working ior Mrs Will Anders ’• at Enon Barber. ; Mira Matie .StockingTruui _fHastings ; 1 visited her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. I home again Newell find Clayton Barter were in ! Stocking ta«t Saturday and; Sunday. ! Battle Creek Thursday. . E^ST ORANGEVILLE. •;Mra Carrie Cook is caring ^for her 1 MrM P. Barber. Bryon Fisher and I Conrad Kahler and wife spent Sun‘ i Mr. and Mrs. W. Fisher attended sister Mra Tinker of Bowens Milla. I day with their daughter Mrs. Emm n Clifford 2 Potter is amisting Roy quarterly conference in Richland Sat­ Courtney with his potato digging. ; I Johhcox. j , I unlay afternoun. runun »j«nl Sunday »t >» ’ >■>. J[r Blsucbsixl wore the . spent . Wm. Stocking and faimily Son[ John in«m reumiwl I., lift Sum- I o( Uioir rou.in Mre. Morrio, 0*5 with their daughter Mru. Iron i Amy Van Delia _■____ - -Sunday. ’->■ . ! Brown Tpnrsdny. i V* n D® 1'-- . near.... Shultz I Sererol in.m here ntteudci. the’huKT Sumnel Haight ia aeriotialy ill ot.| Hr*. John F.rerbart wsa very 111 at cloverdjik'Friday nigbl. • ■■------------------- l-t». I typhoid pneumonia. His house beingI one on®aiaht nightIret lastweek. week. I 1 i "« j iu poor condition Saturday he was Mrs. Win. Smith ha* returned to her 1 John Hart cf Prairigrille ' moved into Elmer Rteynpld’a tdnaot home after apvndimr the summer with j uur street.^ Sunday. ijc ip hum** where he could lie made more | her mother MtafiMi Hart of' *Kurth “ ’ “ working fur her graridmii I'omfortable. here agaii ASSYRIA. , wboUa unAbie to do her own work on; Where the bible dors not’ get wont isiI accoOTt.ofjerysipelas in her feet, j Wm. Sylvester of Battle Crock the heart s>x>n get* weary. F. .Wright. ted his mother Mrs. J ” ORANGEVILLE. Sunday. I Book worms get interested Tim U T- L. will meet at. D. V. Mulholland’s Book Store. Mr. and Mix Calvin <Goodrich of Sheptird*" pest Friday evening. Colorado are visiting ber ।parents Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Chapman. Leia Morehouse is agisting Mn»- HOPE. Edgar Oti. ri»IUd Star Grange last - Mr* Oren Blanchard was calk’d to i Gull lake la,t week by th< death of ar. unde. * Joshua Brown who has been confined to hi$ hed for sometime is again sblc tu be up antl oui uf doors. Rmaetb cf Detroit Prvptitlitf of publhhecf in tbe Bannkk ■ news (taper printed mul circulated in said County of Harry, onw tn each week for throe "'wwlre week* t>r-no’.i»t<> said dav of hearths. ■r ’ CllAA.M. MACK. c. Hacox. Judge of Protata. SANITARIUM • Ella Probate Kr<l*tcr. REED CITY . THE OLD RELIABLE over pain. FoB line of Alston Paints—the best on the market Call and W.H. Chase, Detton, 1 Michlro^ PHORATE OKOEBt State of Mlrhlinu). County of Harry, m. At a maloti of tiro iTotate c ourt, for lhe C ounty of Hairy, holdco at tiro Prulmtc* other. In In the matter of the rotate of .'rretnlah Wilbur. Dereued. On rvadlnx anJ filluft the petition, duly Ten­ ded. of ( lark P. Wilbur, brother of mm riac**aM*d.|<raytnt that admlnluration of Mld>state way be muted to William H. Bnrtrss or ts» oilt-t Milublr Rer-on ' mhw Thereupon It b» ordered, tbat Friday, Um 1«Mh day of Kovetnber A. iw& al in o'clock la tiro fo<rsoon„lw Maimed for lhe heaitnn of Mid |pelt Hon that the Uro heirs bi-ire al «t taw ot wld s*ld ?al<! h-!UI od and tbat BIHJ all other persur* Interrntad In ’Mld fcH,d ••Matejwe reqniieti to - -• ■ *—-*—■ "* wjn court, II(C{1 Hirn (o l*r tlholden at tbe t>roh*t» ■*m— u. thentyot »..( ICyO( ttastti hhnHiik- In »nld txxurty uufl ofitre.in »I»OW viiw CMIIw II if MlT any thfTlthere ur. why the prayer of the petlttooer m»y not.. be »raut<xi. And It to ,',‘u“,r ordered, that udd |w>ntlourr tire nodoe totbepersons interejtrd in said rotate of u» p-ndeney of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by carries a copy of tbl« order to ■ ’ ',?’"nk’«iw'gS'h. fer’SW.S SRTmta’EetESE'n.S.aS ....... . r ’£.< . Ml " X N«l"*«® l-rmtao .. jn u„ tata* ■ pranice an anr phxrletar. tb«u had. i k P T«t» yrota png.aror In taurt.lt Hbmrt>paU>k . . , £C*,<lwJudge of J robata. c..Ile»e aral iwuty-two ream tn D»trolt. find Arrue vnpy.I harm ot Alma fiaaltartum tarhtron montbr; -------------------Ypaitar.u .ma year, and, for tbe part roran yiar» has owned a aanltarluni «r ftaed City. On [Wetaber ts. 1WX hia aahltxrtum was burned, loas fifteen ito-uaanj dollars: but in forty-eight bourn ha bad- b >ucht another and . is tn BiNTd shape for business ag*.n Hr will 1 mofre tu Balding. Mich., next tprlrg. whera he hax a Sanitarium with alxty n >ttii nearly . <'«p|rted. ; 1 • . There la a firm In Detroit eaUlcst themselves Spinney A Co. Thatr history Is this Anaon n FplBMY founded the »»»•- but he has barn Good Printing per. Remember the BAN- ruttlnr phcretelee* fr *h* *«m» that they ro«M hire until about r. year ago when Keegan * « .. ma. ! am nj th* ttaaltarlum rwry Huai*mtrept ona In a nw.nth WJtl ^a « tbe pU« :>r..l.date below as follows: ‘ , ■r.1 the benefit of our forty-fou' a'lvlro l» rro«. ana mr•opirinr* air a.aaj, ■ . -r-tilt of canful »>x*inta«tl«in» :*nd ■ Uf» lanx | - xirorlrnce. The patient t* *lw»y- told th* truth and upon Ju»t what he ran. roly To all I whii *re poor wo give treatment *b»olulrly frof- onto* .-hartinr <o»t of mpllelae. Opera-. Mrs. Ed. Fenn of Battle Creek visit­ Any prraon etjtftrlr.r from PILES or any ed her brother Frank Schroder antf rumble <ll»e*’»e w. will watt far our pay until family lam week. Lutie Schultz of Bellevue is staying with her aunt Mrs. Frank Schroder at present. J. II. Tbckermun has Is-rii suffering r- .bT'ttM. Mjctui and ToI'1«i|b» Pli-au-i of with rheumatism. the Threat. Forrlxn Growth* Ip th* Laryss. Mrs. Clark Wilbur died nt her home Larynxltto. Bronchitis. Bret qhtal CiWUmptlop. Fpjttinr of Blood. L.wt of VWca, EnJa^it Friday night uf heart trouble. Jrtlplroi Con«umptU*J. Asthrrn. ___ . -Ln.._—1 TUbllll. TK.. FalMW’ hn.l«1.E children .nd I fri.xtirlw to tri mourn Til nil m her npf loss. hlftK. msny friends Funeral Monday at M. E. church in Maple Grove. iOLEYSKlDNElCURE Make* Kidney* aact Btaddar RlfiU fwlitloti and that ft1*1 heirs at taw of raid deceas­ ed hxhI all other persons Intr-w^trd lu Mid estate ar»- required to appear at a atmIou of *atd Court, tliru to tro hoMcti at tbe Probate offioa. la the City of Ha-.tinr>. tn said County and «bow cause if auy their lie. why tbe prayer at tbe M-titlooer may not be inxnud. And it to lurtiM-r drdeii-d that Ml<l i>eUtloiror fire nottae DR. ANDREW B. SPINNEY SPECIALIST The social at Mr. Coleman’s last week was a succew. considering the Clue Cawady of Kalnmazoo made a ' weather. The T‘ pumpkin *" pies ’ a friendd • ■- D0, YOU WANT FREE CON••hurt visit home last week. ctihro were fine 'There ' ru“~*was oH” parSULTATION AND COR­ ! Dr. Onuutiyub of Plainwell was call- j ticular' fried cuke which, wont very । RECT OPINION OF ed in bon-ultation with Dr. Kinsie of high, in fact it went to tbe “Moon ‘ YOUR CASE. NORTH HOPE. Richland in the case of Mrs Enus j it was at first beautifully decorated ? Mrs. Ftauk Pierce il spending a 6-w If you are poor your treatment RarU r who remains about the -snif. with tluwero. and the .combinati6n of ’ days with her daughter Mr* Ro-e'Mcnn went tu Battle ' Howers and “Fern” made it aumethiug . is free. If you are discouraged Mrs. N. J. 1 •uruure to her hum.-1 ’W .Ireireto. Il bright the ,um uf and we can cure you, we will wait Carinin. CtMk Wednesday 4u cents. We are sure from the size for our pay until you are well. . fcK-it Hall sbeiit $nniUr at __ J ' j .,n_! I ;‘"M"!7.w.|hlhWhmF«ta.M««.m-'')',,“ ... ,ri^ ...,” .. . !“ ... ">« —«1>»’» . •'h.mgv.l i| Come and see US, this IS your Lvst last chance cnance. M>. WuRrnul tumiiy bare h«l-v :ioved >,)r,. SmuUy --OM Bre»" ,lu“r"!n.*•»" »“ ful1 .olf and family We live to do good, are honest to their 0inn. fjinn. which itliey jtlwy purchased pun Mawi WJVS years ojd ^d has been a fainil-Ethel aaamv. Tongate *....bre.v is .re on the .... sick re.v.. list. ...... . ** E t Ethel will soon bu able to n«-1 "Tth all. Forty-nve years ex। recently. ,ar Hgbro on uur streets for many years ,'We hope . . . « rrerience free Thi< trin and todav sume her place in school. penence tree, inis trip ana toaay Mten May Hart is caring for her lllHj will he missed ai^ordlngly. nnlv ZI grandmother who is iB. John and .Nellie Bruwn>ere ip Gale*, • Th. .tar. U <hot Ih- ml. Or- A. HulkiuhOTn- OT-.h.-Utlu OT.IOT targsmuntay. SOUTH EAST YANKEE SPRINGS. Nashville this week. John Bmji and write entertained weather. ’ Jacob Siertaemn and family Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. A1”’ Hermlnlll . . y. 1 Eva Whittemore is visiting her moth­ „t John Ca»tle ’«. !-«• 1M< KnnflnV. Sunday. er Mrs.i Orrin Geeler and her sister Maida 'and Ella Otto with their brother FrU vi«‘«d “'•‘r «"* Mr’' Mrs. .John Anders. Mrs John Barnes and daughter Mary Morlehouae lint Sunday. Wilda'of'Kalamazoo is visiting her Mr and Mre. Am» Orturn I rum p.rents Mr. «n<l Mr». E. B. Pajpe <■< Kalarnarufl vniited frienibi and relativm near here from Friday until Sunday. this place. Miw. Libbie McCullum spoilt Sundiy Mra Gai- " ran after visiting friend. with Main BranilsWIIOT and family o' Md rel.tl— in thl. town returned to her h<.mf fa 1110 northern part of the DeltonMrs. Florence IVilkiuaon t»ad« « rtato la« Friday. buBine* trip to Hartinpi Satonlay The Band boye will have a nene, of Food and Sale Stable. IL ■. i (’hicilgo; F. M. H.’coX. Ionia: V. P. r Furnlsi, Ha«ing|; W. ,1. Miller. KnllaautZDO C. E. Wh taker. Detroit *' Frank 1 nmett. St. Lums. X. Y. Jas. F Ray. Schmtr.ur, Ploinweil Grand H ipids. Frank Butler. Bedford; E.'M. Dinina. Phunet mi. 'Ihio' G.’ B. Park*. Kblanfazoo: W A. McWilMains. Grand Hipids: F. A. larneii. Chiragos Delton, Mich. t'KUBATE <mi>F.K. .Stale et .MlchUpui. L aunty at Ban?, m. At a iroxslou ot tiro IVobate Court tor l»r tounty of Barr)-. boMst. *| the I’rotiKle otr.ro initro city oi Hasthuts. in *aM county an Wrdues taj tbe .Tib <1m« <X Sr|»tcri>b« lu me year o»e Uiou»xnd mue iiuutlrod and five. I’rroroui. Chas. M. Mack. Judge ot I'rotata. lu the fUAltrr ot.Un- HHUlle at Ell HHtun decejMuL ttti i Bmllnt and nilt'X the irotltiou duly tertfifsl.ot WTihxru A. UUltiu. the -on otsaMdeeeawd. fira.x log tbat an in.slrwroi.t now on flte In thl*court. |<ttnx>rtlng to b« tbe last will and t—'tani.-ut of.saXd di-ewaw-d lw adnilttad to prol.at- nod tbe rxi-etitor therein named ap­ pointed or «wn»<- other suitable jrorsew. ThereuiKMi It it ordarod. that .>at'‘'d»r 0* ’-■mb t Mr. Templetou'hus moved his iamtiy Mra Sirah Kenyon m.-t with quite j w‘‘* necampiny her home the first of trouble for fifteen years. She tried a ■ into Mn| p. Notw-aei’a bouse. a painful accid-mt last week. While |the Wt*»-’k- Mra Bullis’ eyes are much number of doctors and spent over fibuO Mm Htorr of Middleville i. visiting .chopping up cum’for the chickens she witout relief. She tecame very low her atatei Mrs. Hund Polly. , cut off tlie end of one of her fingers E. Camidy was in Battle Crook Mon- and lust all hojie. A friend recommend1 ■’<‘«rly ‘be lint joint. • day. ! ed Foley’s Honey and Tar and thanks Mr. ad Mr,. Vlll A-hbj. Mr. " Win. ‘ Tobias *' and’ family " win. have* Mra Clara Wilkes spent Monday with । to this.great remedy it saved ter life, Mrs, Fr»i. Ashby and liahy. Mr. and | She enjoy* tetter health than‘she has . ' Mrs. Will Cbapinhn uf Cloverdale vjai- been living in Battle Creek tbe past her sister. summer have moved onto their farm Mrs. Wm. Herrington and sonw ill known *n lt?n sutetited Al Abhby and wile Bunday, Mr, Harry Merfick uf Hastings whs again. We artfctad to welcome them visit her sister in Aloion this wrefc. tu,M’ F or eB,e h>' Arthnr K *,u,ho1' in our midst aggin. ■ ; land, successor to W. H. Goodyear. in Delton 1 tst Tlmrsday. R WELL CLOTHING Wr , Honey to Loan , JW^HE DEPARTMENT f Deposits. at reasonable rates. Deeds, , Hortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. , New York Drafts, Insurance' and Bonds Sold. D^1C r-j fl- Per cent on Pay We loan money on Real Estate or good Bankable l*aper. .W0( loan our money at home, and dot businetM with people wr know are ail,right. We do a safe, con-1 servative business aud have < iL Ab ■ We . । I i Dlaragfare Of the ' Kidney* and Bl* It--. Ptri. :u’e». Csortlpatten. . Pile*. Flaws*. Fitful*. Trrltabfe ar..t JndoUnt Finer* Hip D1MAM*. firmful*. Wool and »ln • SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. Mrs. Wheeler formerely of thia place is here calling on old friends and RemartablB Cures 22?'^' neighbors. b**n neglaetad or unaklllfullr trtalcd Tbe “Old People's Service was quite well attended. The church was l>eau- ferrod. tifuhy decorated with antumn leave* Remember Date and potted plant*. Linas Harding and wife of Battle Creek are spending n few days here with friends and rotative*. REED CITY SANITARIUM Rrro Cwv. MtcHie—< btmineas The Y. P. A. will bold meeting at the church next Thursday Dr. A. B. Spinney will be evening, all members requested to lx> at Hastings at. Parker present. House, Monday, Oct. 30, from 1 to 9 p. m Consultation Free. LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS ■ BILLHEADS . RECEIPTS 'BOOKLETS ■ FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS I SOUVENIRS I STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS BUSINESS CARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS . WEDDING IXVITAT'NS In fact, almost anytldng in the line of printing in one or more colore. the worn will be well dona. Let us have the next order. BANNER, Hastings, Mich. �HASTINGS BANNER QlMOBEB 35 tbe bride and groom take tbeir depart- I A / A fci I ore, as they thought it l«*t to lx* as i \f\I £A IXI quiet as possible about iL . > w t VI * The Corner Jewelry Store jXSf£- Ontor st.* or phone 4»L_________ __ ___ LOST—Thursday evening Oct­ St. Ro** ’1 ball or *b" «... home on Michigan Ave. a » Pin wiw"^ Mtti^ Finder will leave at BANNER offid , and get reward. Gtemw liomn. ■ visited ber brother Morris Pilgrim few days last The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mra. Jennie Hill Wednesday afternoon Nov. 1. • A report of the district conven­ tion will be given and arrangements made for tbe anniversary meeting to be held Nov. 23. The 'contestants of our Union. Mrs. Moore and Mr. Spencer, were a clcwe second -and third in the diamond medal contest they attended at Coldwater. Is making the prices. See my windows. FITTING GLASSES A SPECIALTY. OPEN EVENIN6S. 1 I ■ F. R. PANCOAST NORTHEAST IRVING. | Last week while Perry and Earnest I Tobey were on their way to Irving their horta'became frightened by seeing a pig, and overturning the buggy, throwing Its Occupants to the. ground. | The horse ran with the buggy in this ■ condition for a mile and a half. Tlie ! buggy is a total wreck. I The little two year old son of YOUR ONLY CHANCE. Clothing at Cloverdale Less than Factory Prices. / The immense sale on Clothing at / Patton's Cloverdale, still continues ) to boom. ' ( It will pay you to drive a long distance to Clover- ( dale to buy a suit of clothes or overcoat. You posi- ) tively can not buy these goods at the factory for the \ money we are selling them. The goods are the l>est I. makes and newest patterns. J BANNER’S WANT COLUMN, if you have a buggy that’s lying Idle in the bam; < stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any Mock you want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl foP house work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or •ell, Just try our Want Column It brings bu vers and sellers to­ gether, an J only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Tiyjt. WANTED-Potatoes, .will pay the bigbeta market price fat a couple car­ lends of good early potatoes, Hinch'man & Hall. ' ■ * __ WANTED-^gwte to sell Maccahee Protective sick and accident insurance. Can give exclusive territory, ror terms and full information write or C. H.. Thomas. Hastings. Mich. -^FORSALE- a lot of mrrul things for farmers, Meed mills-1 oom shaBor I band power forge. 1200 feet 1 in. ’J^1' । pim^ood a« new. Cistern pumps, buggy Springs, stove repairs, "town. 15ta. nuts, pulleys. ^t*JhT'win 2nd hand but good and cheap. I will ; take old iron. rags, paper in Come and consult me. byh ester GreuaeL _______ • I. TVANTED-Everyoue who has a I house to rent or sell to het it with G B. Benham. City Bank Building, Hart­ lugs. Mich. ______ __._J_____ I ~~WANTED— Everylwdy U> know I M.-1I real estate, rent bouses, negotiate loans, tray and will mortage*, srtaxsks. j Itonds and gilt edge investments. L. B. I Benham. City Hank . '’WANTED-rByyouhg man. light out- ; •ide work in city or on farm. Inquire I at Hogue's Grocery. South Jefferson hl, ~LOST— Information is wanted con­ j William Kidder has been sick with cerning -h l»ook entitled Our \oung । cholera infantum but is better at this •Folks Encyclopedia of Travel by James | writing. D. McCalw. which may have been FOR SALE—Ten single comb brown ! loaned or given away. Inquire at leghorn cockerels, pure blood. Ad­ Mrs. S. R. Chambers, and Mrs. Sarah BANNER office. dress C. C. Robinson Route 6. Hast- ; Benton visited at L. Coulter’s WANTED-Just n tew more ga» ing*. j Sunday. customers to make up rhe needed U>0 Clothes Chats with Young Meh 2 1 The hour for S. S. at tbe Brew school no we can* reduce th- rates and give OU <-an buy a garment- iu your .i an- ,int | house has been change from 3 o'clock extra discounts to consumers. ThornSeveral siw-Hrs of . insects have ap­ j apple Gas & Electric Co. fit: you <*n wear a single or’ilonble paratus for producing amnida idxnllar p. m. to II. o'clock a. m. • FOR SALE-50U. cords stove Wood Ho that of the grasshopper or modlficaMrs. Chas. Kreiger and son Wilber coat and not bt-in style. But you . au'r llMt[ 4 S miles .south of Hastings on Battle tions of it. Of n different type fa that visited the former’s parents, Mr. and ■ Creek road. A. N. Williams. clothing that we offer and lie wrong i,. th, ,,r f|t|/ ij with which the cicadas are endowed. I . Mrs. H. L. Smith. A secund'hand Garland ! Only tbe males of this family are stag- ; respects. ! Will‘Cairns has just completed al FOR SALE---------------------I Coal Stove, as .good* as new. “ T. J crs. fur which the Greek poets called corn house and wagon shed for (’has 1' Colgrove. them happy because their females were Everything depends upon where you buy and dumb. With the andenta u cienda sitOlner. ’ ! SALESMEN WASTED-T,. look made the goods., One clothes , maker is letter th»n . Mrs. A. E. Hayes was the guest of i after onr interest in Barry nnd ad­ I ting on a harp was the symbol of mu­ another just as one athlete is better :han another Mr. Wellington Kidder Sr. and family. I jacent counties. Salary or Cummisstou |' B,e- A pretty fable tells of the con­ I Addn-.-w The Victor Oil Company, i test ♦“* l»etw<W two cithara players, in We’ve discovered the' best maker, of :.ruii1RJIlf,,\ which-'the curious event happened that ! Cleveland. O. YANKEE SPRINGS. . , .. ------------------------- - I when one of the contestants broke a clothing and tbeir* is the kind we offer \ FOR SALE CHEAP--Second hanu a ginging cicada sprang on his I Mrs. Johb Everhart was taken sutitop buggy. Jnqu.reS^Uert .Chnton . hlm f>m denly^ill last Wednesday evening. Slngle or double-breasted, plain and |H ;> |,s trained the prise. Swift of Middleville was summoned ‘ ' FOR SALE CHEAP-A 40 acre farm 1 ---------------uvercqaia, from Scotch plaids, atripo- ,va : ahd she is repotted better. in NeWavgo county. A«lilres- James mlxturaa: fayKlotiablc grnv effects and dark Hastings Markets. Jasper Raymond and wife have Gower. Ilastinga. Carrier X. . I returned .to Kalamazoo, where they “rot-Xl»-Alsen a wk ago .. . h... ■ „ HmUu,. Marker, are ™rr«-wd mwj pialda. plain colon: sivk. fit and | have employment at the asylum not mar- can.. Imo my enrkmin*. : "rslnwda, tuo, ii'l.R and ear, be rvllrd unequaled; all prices. . can ha.e sone l.yrnllllW at , t.|x.n .» e.rrwc at tba-date | Some of tbe young folks attended Owner n,r borne, proving prvfa-rtr and piyuiK I ondeled WedneadaT. Oct. IWT. j the dance at Orangeville, last Friday cxpenrH-s. R. H. ftarabee. City R. F. J pnobL'CE. j evening. • .. . D- hlinllrt tc- >;• per lb. . J - tl’he Ritchie school will*.close next •| FOR SA LE1--' two .veitr old short1 | Friday. horn hull, eligible tu n-Kirtmtion. vkgetjuh.es. nil ITS KTC. ■ ! This ball will-lie sold id Ross Calkins , \,-h We have the largest stock of Men > Wotf Tht re wil] be a dance at the Grange : Nrs. A. J. Potter is the guest uf ' Auction Sale adveriis»sl m this issue, j <>uwn» hall Saturday evenihg Octi 28. Good i leUUves in Otsego. Underwear in Hastings. Price' per garment J FOR SALE- My 1J’» acre farm one , jumu. lit' -music. . . ] Quite a number attended tbequarter mile east and half mile hou’Qj uf "\md- ^.Jh-ef’di..—! ly meeting of the C. B. Church at land. Ten acres good titnlier, balance i V.-ai ertres Mln- .y- t. 75c. $1.00, $1.50. S2.00. , NORTH CARLTON. , Parmelee lasCSaturday and Sunday. : in first vias* condition. Good build-1 K'"iH™nrs' ’hjwvUuV’'*’ Miss Clara Sitmion of Irving afcd j Attention Gleaners. Dur next rvgu- | inga. Large double-Winged hvUM*. tn*< d>~««4 se—»-,? I One bank iiarn 10x4-1 feet, another Mary Moore aAii family visited with i lar meeting will lie held on Saturday , luirn 30x45 Windmill and jJenty uf ■ evening Oct, All mumbere of the : good water. Will lie .<lj- cheap For; John Burd's family Sunday. ’ „ „ LT,;' HU'Ks AM» W'hil. Mr. and Mrs. John Strons and daugh­ 1 arbor are requested to be present, as |1 further particular* call on or address 1 ... ’ j George Kepner. Lake Odma. _ ' i-BStmlSSS^ tea >» ter uf Irving were guests of John : business of importance Will come before , LEADING CLOTHIERS. . j the meeting. Burd's Sunday. „ Alio work iu the second I WASTED-To lray a nod moral1 8S?K*7,'2!"_ hand shingle mill. Address Milton Mr. and Mra. Al. Nickola of Sonlb J;> °r<i'r ot '■>» (iTallow-rs—teNolilea. Delton. Mich. * Carlton were seen ou. our rtreets Sun. * ~ GRAIN. [ FOR SALE—Fann 100 acres level. Wheat No. I white. $ ,T3; No. day CREEK STREETsoil, ^urvc .three quancu quartern mile from de­ i ..-j . . . .. ।---good "»««. un*trum ac------J store, good _ J water and - . .builda,. Mr. itud Mrs. Albert Gifford were! Bidelman has moved into Ros pot and the gacata of their daughter Mra (leo. | BJpHman'a houae. I' iuSA, ’ ° r call r,dl on F . U Pr“" Mam iittt.it.। ings; ^1?,* write or D. Pratt. Woud , Tbe L. A. S. was entertained* by ; M*daievill<; V>rter. Sunday. Y School Suits (8 to 16 yrs.) $2. to $5. / Men’s Suits $3100 up. t Fine Line of Overcoats for Children, $1.50 to $3.00. J Overcoats for Men and Boys, $2. to $ 10. / SIZES 5 d to J 6 } CORRESPONDENCE. < HIGH STREET. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Seebur Oct. 21 an 8?. pound daughter. Papa • Seeber wears a smile that is lasting DOW. Clarence Robinson receivedia hound from Cleveland. One day la.it week., Now the game will nave to look out. We wondered why all the girls were smiling when' Will and Fred j Johnson were near. Now we know. They have a new carriage. Ed. Hail was out to. his farm part of ■ CHIDESTER & BURTON, THE BANNER'S WANT COLUMN Brings Buyers and Sellers Together. WANTED—Anyone wanting tu buy. No. t Timothy—♦'.co Jess Verter and lady friend were Mrs. Will CaBtelein and Mrs. Sumner I Spoaable was well attended. Proceeds | re®t or ,eaae anything to try a vltitprHay $3 r» Miw Julia Phi Iley is Hpeudittg <i few guests of Geu. Veste^ SU.MC Th. non one wUl bo onterulnrt ~,v' in Ib" RAXM:H. day* at home. LACEY by Mrs. Mary Bidelman and Mrs. Ida FUR SALE—Two or three good c ws Mrs. A. Myers apeht one day last " Bidelman at the home uf rhe former 1l,ul • foHr or five J00®* cattle. Enquire Mrs. Blanche Clark of Battle Creek xov. s ’ nT farm or °®t*- Dr. Chas. Rusweek with Mrs. Addbert Craven .of haa been visiting friends anomd Lacey : .... Shultz. v H. E. JAolds expects to move this i'OR ^.XLE-Thv Jacob .Ionian i Li-h •There wan’ u<> school Thursday nnd the past week. , v. week on the Sentx farm. ' Sn? "'“H.1 Linsting*-. on East Slate Tbe fanners have comhienred to put [ Friday as onr teacher Miss lYecklcy There will be preaching at the ••formerly f------------ _..jed owut by Cha*. E. Diehl . the telephone Hue through from Lacey ; School house next Sunday at , three !; rour took teacher’s examination. i stairs three up Vzzi r<<oras down “"’*: ‘ to connect with the Canfield tine. Hope:i o’clock. j stairs. About an aerreof ground, wood ~Mr. and Mitt. Elmore Hathaway were shed ijnd under-ground stiibh-. Price others will do likewise. . callers at the latter’s pt rents o( Yeck' Inquire of John B^ssnn-r at Mra. Elsie Stevens is visiting at ' ; Jewelry store. . ley'Sunday. » EAST ASSYRIA. Battle Creek. Marengo and Urbandale. „„was iu Battle Creek on ; FOR SALE-An eighty acta farm. W..E, Fenn Bird Shellenbarger and family of / ' A few from Lacey attended th? Cole-1 business Saturday. --------- ’ K'*"1 land. g<Mxi buildings, good fences Hartings were guests of M. Seeber and Stanton wedding. , Hnrry W1| . f. la« . . „«.k. for f Iteute .. . and goodJ.location 2.-,.™ --w... ; Hnrry Wile, loti 0'"'"” Will bWieldun ''“ld un rented my farm situated two and one-half tfiiles north and mw'■'■■■ - If mile wife Sunday. ! Rufus started for Cnlifomi. California . ( rook reek where he will attend at Rofn. Stanton Stenton ,t«rt«l altend the Michi- j B^NEffotHta H.VXNEK uffl” 1™ ' “ 111 *” enqnire *' ea> of Nashville, on bee. 13. Castleton tQwnship. I will sell at public auctioo.on Mrs. E. PhiOey is caring far Mrs. IM Thundny to m, hi. wife ud «m I Bmineu .nd Norm.l College In \ .v.-.-i- k.vr.u . v. o .. . n.krak.en Iwibm. aliout "IvoO a .» soamw I *Kn» njtv ' * UK SALE OR EXCHANGE Ft )R wheehnve luwo been *there year. al clty' IfASTINGS PROPERTY Farm of U? Guy Bauer and friend of Hastings Mra. George Grayburn started for • " illiain Kuowies visited relatives in acrt'* Irviug. Enquire Wm. Mitchell were in this vicinity Sunday. Battle Creek from Saturday until Tues.- R. P F. D. n !*. ° Citizens phone. *" Chicago last week’ to visit friends F. Nash and daughter of Hastings FOR KALE Full Btood Short Horn Myron Smith and family have moved day, were callers at A. Seeber’s Sunday. two year old hull, also 1R five we.-ks to their new home between Buttle Mr. and Mrs.4John Hill entertained P. Smith ia on the sick list. Old pigs. Albert Kinne, Route 3, Creek and Marshall. their nelcv Mbs Maggie McIntyre §a'e of cot"menclnt *t nine o’clock sharp? the following property Hasting*. Chas. Nickerson has returned from Maple Grove one day last week. CORN it ANTED -I want tu buy :tuu COBB'S CORNERS. his trip to Oregon. He says Michigan Mr. and Mrs. s. W. Blanck and family kidteta good corn. D. R. Forter. Hast­ /A ftSSJlte vRn*i >'2 •'•"*.old- wfth fo«> tn ,ia,f Mood Lincoln e«. •;•! Grandma Cobb, who had a catarnpt is good enough for him. of East Bellevue were guests at W. E. ings.; Citizejis Phone 337. B.y marc. 12 foai Hnymnw l-J yrs yreoold. d. with foal 17 P^yTOB’S SAL1: OF REAL' 10 removed from ber'oyc last week, is Will Jones and family visited at Ard ■ Fenn's Sunday. • 17 half half bloml blood ShronkSir,^ Shropshire's .• , nl.i doing well, and ia ahle to seu Hgaink* Clark’s last Sunday. •■I year old mare < olt. weight 1200. waif 20 half blood ewes. ShropjjJ Mr. aud Mrs. A.Goodrich of Colorado p/ . 17', M ner'”’- ’>u thf north cud hren ! • The miMoiut from Freeport are jfmiMr. Harmon has closed tre bis picture are spending a few weeks with the of Gun Jake on the surveyed Grand 25 half blood wether lam <77 •’ -year old geldinjr. weight 1250. broke taring and building chimmdys on X tent uud has gone home to Battle Creek ■ latter’s parents Mr. and Mra. R. D. Rapids and Battle Creek . let-trie rtwd. l-bugring to th. Jas. F. Kohhiua es­ 200 yearlintr wetherrf Moore’s house this week. suiirle. aired by Old Bob He has made over 3.000 pietunes. • Cbapmau, and other relatives and j tate Will U- sold to the highest bidder Champion binder Chnicpi 1 • ,u r,y'l‘teuc«. if a siithclearlim-colt, sired by Old Bob Mr. and Mrs. John Trego went tn Charles and Abe Nickerson and their ■ frienda in this section, Rock Island-hay loader, m >i । j ! ’ cnl ’ "d »> tacehtd. R.fKs Robbing Woodland Sunday to visit their daugh­ wives visited the former’s sister and Mrs. Clark W ilbur, an old raddent of; . ■ "!-?V ■|»- weight 1100. sired Sterling side delivery rake. » ter Mrs. Della Garns. , .SAV.E irauntl one .Dy Ohl Boh mother of East Leroy oyer Sunday. -i this . Section, died very . suddenly at her I ., • "> .... } J mr j gd. Enquire MH s. Jeffers. >n Sl Osborn hay (odder, nearly ' Roy Hutchinson of Hastings visited Snekim; colt, sir,.,! h K-r.-linron Tho.se ho attended the Cole-Stanton borne last I riday night. Heart diseaie Jones take. nearly new 2<Hiv tJv'Vs i FOR RENT Thr.f riwins.'goTd ]n. home folks over Sunday. . wedding did not have a chance to see waa cause of her death. L-*n71,i!r?‘le OurhiLiH cows, xiviueniilk •South Bend plow ir-lmg ,i « ‘ u Appt, ----------------------------------------------------------Lewi, H-codor ItewltagtteltM hl.f BANJ8EK“^"Wmr "»*“ Wy fl lull Idood Galloway Imll. :> yrs. old Weeder, nearly new 'daughur. Mra. dS* HgU'a few da, v 'll > two-year old steei-H last week rt>KbALE \ ictur talking machine At Osborn corn hinder, nearly, m TRY IT 1 I AUCTION SALE! | ;; Wednesday, Nov. 1st, 05 " Home Made Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis­ cuit home-made. They will be fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco­ nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer­ cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. MAX | Aii K•office, re,'°r,K AW">' The SutlaneMc Ruhr. | ---------------- - ----- - ---- A Sudanese hal\*. ’when < Inwed up In 1 TAKE NOits Ue-t <lot’n-< |« pn.h41.lr the mowt; henh nn<1 >O’*ng nncomflirtabte Infant In the world. Tb« , will psv a^nreminm ponn‘1H .or 0Ver 1 coat dr outer.garment which fashion ; priceJoeTph lUera.V^tlfog^n,ar,t’’, dictate) sl.uuld be wo n’ retu-hca to the ~~— ---------------- -- ------- — very hept”. It I" of heavy velvet, bang I ■ hAI-E-beven pigs.fr weeks <>ld inc lu many folds. Tlk lu turn, h H?lo^“‘likvat±r-______ 1 fAI I lx W 1 JI (A adorned with e.-rantlee* buttons and t FUR SALE-Good work team ™taht bungles of brass, conddwrably adding I-?00’. Enquire Joe. Willitu. Route;-, n to its weight, its cap. In turn, is 2 ' \ 150 tbe saiuje material, similarly decorat’d "FOR SALE-PurandChfor^^rL"’’ ’ Al tmd doA»tl< - equally uncomfortable.. weeks old. IL; miles south nnd*^, mik 1 (fl J "o-year ..id heifer < y.-nrHng heif-r> . •• yfarlipff steere N-orm-nll tlm are ■ half blood Durham or better uro, Jerwv ' bull blood I)Qroc Jersey iow Poland China so>v 30 h7rJ old l’1W>d l,lark ewes- 5 j 13. OKI Pair heavy bob-sleighs, neu Hair light babs 2 lutui e 2eingle buggies 2-horse cull’ • Sot double harness 20 tons hu • 20 tons l> d<‘d hav Feed 500 shocks of corn Corn shelter And other articles mention LUNCH Irvinir. Ben Ran P-owman - nnKl! alj ------------------------- Ii east of Irving. Tbr Cncoanut.-----------------' ------- ------------ -— FOR. BALE—lOOryardM of new rar ) Many pagan peupfc regnrd the co­ carpet., at 30 cents a vard. W. R coanut ism of divide origin because it Ik m> useful. It supplier almc^t nil their needs. With Its trunk t'jey build New milch cow~witb 'hv houacK. with its leaves they thatch, calf by tide omiles N. W. of Hast in® Jl their roefs. the fll»er of Its shell they weave Into clothes, the bun! wood of Jfwira A. Matttewd. In,ng. M„i. AT ffi W ■ HJaer NOON , 50 'A Terms of Sate:ohb year’s thne Mrill be given oh good.i’aiikablf paber.at six percent interest. <0 tbe nuh cert, lb< is their they dry they cut into bowls nnd sauMra term un rind 1«! their food. Its milk US’® ?M£;7.A'1 ti,o <)ljver drink, and fts narcotic root mctlon IP. C*rUon knuwn P. Horijou lira. ci». loam and smoke. good fertility. <lo,rf well .In the palmy days of Rome tbe num­ ber of Hana brought from Africa aver­ age;! 400 per year for nine years, and . FOR SALE—My house and lot on with these were leopards, tigers, hye­ north main street WoXd^orte Woodland In.inu2 nas. elephants, buffaloes and serpents almost without number. For several years there ware 8.000 men employed ^ORSALE—House in fourth ward in Africa In trapping wild animals to E. V. SMITH PROPS H. E. DOWNING AUCTIONEER ’ FRANK McDERBY, ft • CLERK. ism. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-11-01.pdf 1cdbc9dee400e988e784e62c4ec404fb PDF Text Text THE —' - the (Firm You T.®!Twith Advertise ^he Banner? • fffilETH YK.il,. X... 27. SnSiii ~ fom-Ms fAPER bi 1AkbARET BAIL. HEM> nhKOUi TtiEHAS- ABJ|>‘J<ribhiS,h Usd>VbitcJ. jr'io.ts title sand v.anji Other IstrreM'T-' •’ <u ifhiy have uiade ..ub! ard Mill i my trip ■ > and {the .y tl:efc ^nd »t«et a •reijsted wn the >r cither t long The (1 [who efr ban notiier. rm| :n's cull ’he ; »» the di<dmud4d, - v. Wdnglto ’. -fee ■irct any.lXt laeir-e h >-r <-.4d nt ptirti; 1 * UMN ' uV. r. \obit|l ■r i.V mon ‘.I ile 3D Iff ff forth act; I ff ff f 0 IV For M-t.’sitting at mib-s from, •-» that tarried ,< d l ack :ind| to I gl.t is a ’>nll • hum_l-.,.UThis: b,n5i Hasting* High ball Team. Good Game* ff I ff ff ff ff . ATWDDLEVULEiNOIKt TUE Be Given »»v DePue fit Babcock / ' I -------- INTERfcSTINO REVIEW OF A RE- I CENT VISIT TO THE STATE Saturday, at Their Store ! -1 IN In This' City. DvPoo & Bsteock will h„« u noral | THE RURAL DISTRICTS Does the Firm You Trade With Advertise in the Banner? TWELVE PAGES School Foot* t H. Christm,, of this Qty Will ' Establish One la That I AUCTION SALES AS ADVERTISED' IN THE BANNER Town. this week, please *o IL J. Christman, the photographer, | tqiecinl sale Saturday—a Hit and Miss j OF HASTINGS. TJCE THE DATES Will establish a photograph gallery at Sunday Dinner Basket Sale. Middleville. The people of Middle- j About |1.23 worth of artirJA will be DnilT nrajr- U|1K1 port high school eleven. DOES IT PAY FOR Ville rut lx. wtrnsl th.t they will Sod ,nnn „ placed in a market baidcet. not indnd- ABUU I UNt MUNWednesday Nov. 1, with Middleville not only ALL IT COSTS? ing the price of the basket. The j । Mr. Mr. Christmas Christmas not only a a first first clasv class , *>UWIt bUULJ oALto high school in this city. DRED COMPLAINTS artist, but thoroughly reliable in all • ARE ANNOUNCED ‘ whole thing wBl be sold far Cl. Among Saturday November 4, with Charlotte . j hia husineas dealings. Middleville is I high .“cidol team in this city. ' ' . I the article# will I* sugar, wtfec. tea. • This Question Answered Through ' canned goods, butter, syap. nuts, fruit ‘ to be congratulated in securing the, Huturi^y--November 11. with same l-'iled With Cdm’r Ketcham, Law services of Mr. Christmak We hope Lot* of Live Stock. Farm Too’*, and team at1 Charlotte. the Story of What the Institu I rtc" w‘11 wt 11 “d i thv venture m»r be • raeeera io every ! "Other Article, Too Num­ Sajturbay. Nov. IB. with Holland Being Generally Respected. -» the ----- same --- — • article*. This A.ii-v | tion Has Done and is Doing. - ।• .no uiotwo —mcontain ‘ way. I . • : sale will be far Saturday only. See I High school team ut Holland, ’ Very Good Law. ... • ’ erous to Mention.’’ Lansttg. October «i. Ibo3 | the ‘ r un I ’ *** 3 ... . aw.> their adv. on page 5. v WAS A DRAW. 1 Saturday. Nov. 23. with-a ime team Amtmir —*—a score of- Among *h«the More *•than 1 Tiu: time will come in the very near . I HKIRS OF DAVID PITT in this city. iMk. BnJ rettla-nrat oT The wretelmg m,teh .. Parker « | hl ordrr noble institutions whiclrour state has PLACE FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS, • future when it will be universally acThursday. November 30. with ,SL eatahlb-hed for tbe promotion of the Bargain hnntere will find some very knowledged that one of the W lawa hall last evening between Rex Wilson, । the estate of the late David Pitt, -hia Jatneo High School team of Grand welfare of her ipdqple and Lthe mitiga* attractive offering* id W. E..Merritt s ever placed npon the statute Ixxriu of of- this city, and a Mr. J this state is tha new truancy law pas- i Gran-L Rapids, bent three in five, was'' hft'” a PuhIic anct‘on- ■* Rapids in this city. tion>of misfortune among thorn, none . advertisement on page a.ef this issue old Pitt farm on section 1U, 4-svria, It ii* certain that the lovers of foot stands closer to the popular heart than Mr Merritt has u very complete stock, ' sod hy the last legislature. Its benefits j declared a draw. Dedrifk was awardone mile south and JS, mifes weal of Assarance of ' ’"‘I the first fall in less than throe min­ hall in Havtihga will .see. some good the State Public ^chool at Coldwater j nn(i h out after the Irasinc--. its a | are especially these Assyria Center, on Wednesday, Novem­ games, iv. the local High School team , No othet. probacy, appeals so strongly I glance at hi-announcement Will prove, . schooling up to the 8tb grade and the u,«*- They straggled nearly two ber 8..commencing at 10 a. in. sbxrpi is thestrengest Hastings has ever had. to the sympathies «.f the people; and Mr Merritt is a ” “ । foundntiutx for habits of prompt ness hours after that, neither getting a fall. A hot lunch will be served at noon. and the i’isitiiig teams are good ones. I yet the work of that admirable agency I ndve—- - *. ’ reliable merchint and . and attention by rhe young. Jacob Rehor. who acted as referee, de- Mr. Frank Waltz, of Battle Creek, vertisos to do just what hr will do. ~" The very existence of a country like dared tbe match a drawn. ’ . for child-saving, which has given our . i will he the auctioneer. ' , ours demands an .inte-lligcnt citizenship. । state high honor among the atntix °^TJIt ICC IIP 1 U l\ There will bo sold at this auction a ‘ The requirement for. any hoy or girl | span of horses, aoidv cows and othv l/V I v Ul\ UH I 111 j to many jof onr ptX'jJe who have to meet the conditions of modern life j cattle, a hit df sheep and hugs, besidre - demand as a basis a good education, j farm tools und household goods There llir IT' UA11E pre fertoiUksmaintenance. They T li F 1 MAN ln(l Al nljl’ir .>in‘ ’ow; tlu-y n«<d toj 1 ilL 1 Hli ■ 1 herofore patriotism as' well as parental. will be a lot of oats, - coni, hav‘~wnd I lore of children will cause every lath- ; f • 1 know, for the n^wledge is an iuspir- . ______ 1 fodder offer sd Remember the date I er and-mother to deci .ire as wise and , and place . ■ . . ution. They Have cheerfully paid a-­ ' law "'fi’vh makes attendance at i THEN YOU WILL HAVE FRIENDS their taxes for this aud the other in- RAILROAD RATE REGULA li A, M-1NTYRE. I school compulsory on- the part of all J HIGH SCHOOL FOOT BALL TEAM 1 stitution" all tluvycsrs. without know­ Having given up i.i^nilk route and WHO WILL HELP YOU IN TIMES TION THE ISSUE. IS GOV. LA-■ I children* of the ages'fixed by tbe statute. | WINS SPLENDID VICTORY , ing |*articulary h(»w the money wjw having decided to ipn» farming. IL A. 1 seven to Hi In some instances it was ' FOLE1TE THE MAN? OF ADVERSITY. OVER FREEPORT TEAM ( used, or just whgt it was accomplish-, McIntyre will fare an anction.sale on thought to bo a severe hardship to re­ 1 ing m the great work of ameliorating ' --------Thursday. Noveiolx*;- it. commencing al quire hoys of H to 13 to go to school , 10 a. m.. at the l<linstead fann. on when they could do so much helpful SCORE STOOD • SOME VERY PERT ' T. n THINGS SEEM TO Section ’ll. Haxlings. township 3^ work in the hurry, reasons of tall and j 1 C TH PARAGRAPHS 1 amount that they have paid for the COME HIS WAY spring on the farm. But all this can lx6 mile* cast of thl* city near tbe Fibber ’ ® I State Public Sc-b-xii Established in 1 church. • . adjusted. For the nnmediatv future. ■ W1 aud opened ip 1B7I its first cost 1 How II W., Ifonv.i •«■'•>« « « of ; propovr to was nearly a hundred thousand dollar- ■ HaMlnic., Citizens lo Itevo . Chance 'H'lnet. I.,ar.l, can art^ujp. yaratloiu r,|r Crowd. From “The Prosperity Promoter.1 , -ell as can he seen by Mr. McIntyre a . . . I : to occur when there* i- an especial need ] aud we i»avp paid! for its support, tn Good Team Work and Indi* j announcement elsewhere in. this issue 4o Hear Him, 1 hursday, • children in mwiring { PubILshed By the Eaton County the tlnrty years’ yituf it has been ir. : , vidual Plays. * *nd Mr. McIntyre offers exceptionally .Nov. 16th. craps. In the course oi time even this ; Savings Bank. | operation.^ more t|ian a million dollars. . 1 liberal terms to liuvers as will be 1 ■ ■ action will not la- necessary for the Hx.nos, jn xjv. A h„, |„„ch wl|, aud are tei.v paying, tins rhe eyes.of the people of thi.sicoiintrv .... . -’ , . . Hlgli S bool W l«ll tram The Eaton county Saving* Bank, of ," *. " year, nearly “ ‘ .... , , ; 1 .f, average ix*y or girl commencing school ; --------. , , ,, , nwoi »u »»».- au>. •.,..» ----------— i. ....... ............ j. dollars ,„.,ra. - orc telna trawl on (lorarnor; larKol- „ ,iri. o( „tendi „,x. irtamted tte Frreport lcxtel tram »«nr- lw «,ra.-d. ,t boon. W-H < 'narlotte. has issued a little booklet • 8fty-rev«n * -- ----- thouraiKl ——t--------—-......... o'," ’ * .......... S "« •» Fra«W«>« , T1XUOL-SLY who .III easily complrir •'•""ran teforv.telr .{red rro«d , entitled The Prosperity Promoter.” D ” • “ l‘uv ' hexpenditure justo -tend huebrat ,be cj h, ibl^ h, Fraeport rootara Tiro raore Mood um-Hia t Th4 UfOklrt take* up the general sub- ’ 0^* »’.v tbe r-sitlu In that thirty Rooreralt h.. -■ ■ - ln ht* vht»ra"' P-F-lttecoam,.nKh«ic<nure ForextiMX' 16 •“ B;'»l 1* I* cteumd that Itelrzra• 9 M MITCHELL. ject <»t doing business ut home, which y^nr’Ttbirtv-. there have l.wn admitted t" the relmol । -.»uality ami strenuous manner l-f pusht|,„ (l|W provides that when a Mo0rv bhoD1'1 nu’ liave allowed Sterkle’- 1 , Hu' H,B rented hn firm on section it treat* in ma«terlf style (tut of i five thousand fouij hundred ami eighty •«« reform* he <*omescliMe to realizing ; child.FOURTEEN he. /she may run f^ a tonch-do^i which gave the h. Irving township. 3 mile, northcours* the subject of home banking is ‘ <ie|ieud-nt young Jehihlren. orphaned popular i-i-ul as represented by ft.- ,.xi.Umx1 froln uttuidance at school pro- FreeP',rt leam <*»»’»<• ^nlv |wure. ak it is I WCst ,,f th’s Wl,‘- Mitchell will vsiiecially conttakired. and it is so or wur-i than «»rphinM. to whom the •’’^“iil nt ,He is even morn thgt.r.ni- ..iJ.-J th.-'uiu.-n-R run *.!.«,«-i.....liLru-t '‘ssbrted that Stedde ran- outside the i have wn auction sale on Wednesdayy th >t.Highly give ^ it.’r «»T . UK oursouncr. nrad. rsthat „iM we ,,,,4 tathrr and mtehr-r turd ; >» *4«tehn>t-t«aw .k-al b. tbr lb„, ,r, m,«r >■ ™"r‘ « -rtb tteir rarernl ..rural. tartly have ; ot radr. ..| r..? uirrrh th: . ^, *5,’ y?!y> ^r < 1. ra" • ry . ltalr ,. , 1. , wl|| i, ^rraly . 1 ■ ai a " u ciuck .1Munnie tor Mattings • ssiiry to their support. It will warcvly , . ..r . . ’ , , ....... ’ kicWtaloff tp buckle of Freeport who ran I W. H. Gouch lathe anctionetr. .. . Coifffs- in poor-houses. ' is-’t:- now being forced to th* llront by . A soiind. reliable bank nt home j4 । found their, now lie -ontended we think that there are . , -------- Thia *alc will be unusually large as ------...--------------. the entire length nfthe ’held fora toui'h> and their careers, if fb»y esca]*ed ‘ the pn---nt occupant of the! White any .but extraordiqary cirennistanccs j0W|) the o.p? to do buxines* with. What you j Umpire Moore allowed the run i CHn 1,0 *♦*” by the printed lint in the - early graves. prolidcM to themstdves' ' . that will justify ;w»rents in keeping ’ don't know alxiu: your home bank you goa?. :‘*ftf**:‘?i’.K,.„vn».‘vw«ev.derr in infs i'rtfuv. Had Preside t Roosevelt h-’ (ieclared ' .... i*’»d hurtful to the.1state in the nrovi'a ’ A/rrb under i< years oi age ont of can find <mt bvtwwsnn»l inrrefrhrat *on I S<s>re Frecjjort r., HsHtings 0. ■ : Tbiwo will be several head of honra, |M. i tecting arras of the slate, the lives of that !•...• would not'again he a cupdidate ,; M*h<x>l. ’ . among y<Air neighbors. Do not L Freeport then kicked oil to Ha-ting*. .-‘•'•w* and a lot of sheep. There will bl­ ninety-six in Vverjj hundr.d hav< -been he wt.ul 1 nwloiibtedly l*e chosen again . Tnt tieuetita of th? law are *o over after 13 minutes play Hastings farm misled by the delusive advertisements , , . , , ... «*iuand aiicr i.> uiiniiicx ui o( pmv tinsiuigs • •—— •—,ools — — lirsidda other mticle^. Re-. ar the pestilential nominees hi-: i'.uk ■ — •••• i—......... . ............ -.......... r* — whelming!)' great« r than any hardships . . . . , ;. *-• > ' tn<.n(U.r il.. ,. preserved. That alone might lx- little. of. institution* away from home. They-' . ■ ,| it w<<iil<l Ms-in of all uart. , . , by line bucks bv Lambte. Mver- and m< unxr rn» riate. Bai. instead of’adiing to the vli^,. *. 1. .1 i5-ab.»n.l “ ■ ,l “ 'J* that may come from Us enforcement • . are interested hi you .only as ‘ they cap io*., but no one wh.». ...... khowh him j .. ques-. ! Bidelman carried the hall over for their | COY ANDROV "BRUMM, . _. . w. p U j,]j c rentiment will stand for its t and virions ciass(< as*was most likely ttoBs bis sincerity and gotxl faith in u- yni.* They would never grant y««u first touch-down. Lambic- missed in | Th* 3h-ss»re Ooy and Roy Bruanu. to be the- case, through this agency dn-l inng hiin-M-lf mu of the rAnniiig ' thorough enforcement,And the harfUbqM a loan at* an accommodation on any • kicking for g’>al. Score Freeport K. of Uaurtlcton. having engfaged •noth­ . those cjiiblren hav»| b<-en ailbpu-d into can he greatly letxe ne<l if not wholly term* th'nt ^du cJm1d.m«iet. ' Hastings **•. The half ended with the er business will have an auction sale tor I'.siM But he has m nji< tha over-j removed in the manner we have, indi- ! . homes, haro Iteeii vdm-atol in th­ ball in Freeport's p<«scssiun mi thair-to at their farm. 1 *4 mile nor<na*id.a Your ;home bank ia heartily inter ; school and college, have r/m- into­ shallowing iume of that campaign cated» From Co mmiittiotier J. C. Ketch- , yard line. , mile west of Nashille, unsec est-d in your welfare and is st all , self ffup|k*rt. have ln-en raided to tie ' n-birii will bo railroad ard corpsrntiun am we 1-arn t hat there lune been At the beginning of the secund half. Castleton township, oi Tue time* ready and willing to assist you I, honorable and productive citi. rnshi| regnlaiion by by the the federal fed-ral govcraiat-n* govenitaen; oj. •• regulation alotit IUO rumpl aints made to him that , ran tbe-ball bark to ‘Hastings JD*, ; commencing ut !(' a. m. A lunch in a thousand and one ways that arej of the state Nintity-enc per cent of of j He has declined to Llr the next standard stindard children between tbe nge of 7 and IK in ; Hams v . |,ne Hastings from,there c&tried I win .lie served at noon. ut real value to you. it is, as willing | them ah have b»s-n saved to lives of ;i l*ator. l«-'arer. Who will lx-'r in.-': That remains reuiains 'jjhe rural districts of tbe county were ।.' ' ’ ' to loan to you an reasonable terms and | naefalneM. and onlyl nine js>r cent have , to se.‘h. Undoubtedly in tin- pn*sent not attending school as required by I ^he Imll down the field for their second : Bauer, of this city, willact as aooYou can anti a co nfi j' made ,u,ul‘* shipffrreck. •‘bipwrecK. I>x.-s i^c-s it pay’■’ Ev-ery nvery ?.• tt*raj*fif temistf oi Amcnan 'pvopl.e,■people.- 6ov-r6ov-r-1 touch down. Lambic kicked goal, tioneer. ot the Ame'rian safe values as toshould receivemake your deposits, ' law. Both tbn Commissioner and tbe dent of your home linker in your ' wunhy j Sccrtv, Haatings 11. Freeport <k A« uur readers can see from the ad­ worthy man and woman added to the the!{ oor DO^ L»Follette LaFollntte comes cornea nearer to Jrcpre, truant officer have b«s?n very tactful,I After the kick-off Hastings held | vertittemeut elsewhere in this iasu^. husines.s affairs. In cases outo i ilk) :• community has a-driinte a delintc and calculable calculable . senting seating what they thev demand thaa thus :ujy ' in handling the complaints made to you will find him entirely worthy. roo,,*’.v value. Eviry Ev^ry deliverance of j| other available aiadahle man in'Atnericaff tn'Americag pub- i them. Bp’h speak very appreciativelv .j Freei»ort and secured the ball on their <bere is offered at this sale some very yard line worked it up field desirable bonw*. cuttie an<L other , ... ,’ ’ I-"[30 ’ yaru line anuand wuraeu n up tnethe neiu . J11- isr.. '1 ' ! . I ortho kind WW in winch tlw.r dh- L p ,|IK He will respect your confidence anti ! from tiiecint of a vicious career. 1 n” ,u“ stock, and a big lot of farm tixks aa —— i The p.-.iple of Hastings are . very < hnnre ot thoir dot y h« teen reoMod, w<> ( naught but the process of Jaw will ever ha^ “ distinct money value. Add fc, mrertereoc.. nLdo well M other useful articles. There cm- fortunate in that they will have the by the pirent. of .hc children ol vtere \ gM, wi’ wring from him the secret* you may jtl,e two together; and then comwill be no by-bidding. Every article the ; --------chance ... to . s-e-Gov. LaFollette u»d to ■ nl-rac.rrom reb.xll omplnln.. «■«.■ j ,bt. tUnJ „,nA a„..h; HMlngl ituve confided. Make a clear statement : PnU’ MMd vompar.- if. you can t... will lx* sold for just what it will of y<mr financial condition, when an I w orth of an honorable ra(fe., wllll worth nonompie and anu usofnl unmmi, life I.' hear l,w. him LI.4discuss 2:-;—-the th?gn at iwmes now ”«w m.de On th. r p.rl the two. hnv. bring. • . ’ . - , -- *— • • t in i place of■ a ■ ruined! ■ life. ■ •«ven omitting -----! being 1- a» raised. «♦ He will speak at St. ..ughtto do only .telr dutv.,nFl th. in , torrj SCHOOL AT COLOW ATER I ।|^(|[ aud WELL AS IN THE CITY ' HASTINGS WINS AT FREEPORT ' ' .Xid^X • ■ in I-;.gti. ■■ * . s.at Mv Hint. • would think^ • ft •mi the -ma'l; ..Iwaj-Sj i-ovt ’i ,1 j applicant for credit. The luujkcr is to he an expert in there mat­ ters. and n clear understanding may often savjj an unprofitable speculation. -fjJe digest element of .a bankers sucjc^ depends on this ability to ganl>g„ anu crw]jts accurately, to varan. .... judge Blcn aJ|) j rtinn values. th, Despite the oft-j alx<l«n,t,„n ol quite qm.t--------- -------- ‘ ■ free : . , 1 I ■ the Consideration oti its immortal des- | Roue's hall in this city on Thursday the mo.tk.ndly nnd helrf.l ««>. They, st0<.kle w„ ,h„ wh(,1(. D. E. BIRDSALL. h»re no option M |to ot»v the tew. m,,.lni,lg tb. repnl,. tiny Yes, it payx.( ’evenipg Nov. 10. Having rented his fann^four am! Childreq of any age upto twelve And the Hastings Women'.- Clul> have The pnrent. ... »lm«t ev.fry .nMm.ee li(jn M Ih<. one half ml)es cast of the Ajtty on years, who are sound in mind and body. 1 conferred a great favor upon ourl citi- no. only ...pm. thc.r w.ll...lraom to ,hv only one or Ihh Free- stvtioii 13 Hastings toyrtishipjon tbe arr admitted upon the sole claim of 1 zens in securing him to «tpen jtheir obey the tew. but ,1- Ite.r opprov.l I g Center road. D. E. Birdsall will have of it. It certainly was needed and its ' • . good - : an depepdenep. Poverty is the ivissport. I splendid lecture Cours--. an r I and Bidelman Tor -<• Hastings made a auction at the above far in on enforcement will lxproductivec ‘ ' Wednesday. Nov. 8, comtueticipg nt ° . 1 • Kain* whenever they were give the liall. ' »«“ll «'ch oulilled to tin­ Comissio’ier Ketcham has' V I'tovi.ioi,. hut the ftat- <-laim. thaw. ANOTHER LECTURE COURSE **. I The ' work of Captain Lambic was ,!l a. tn. A-hot lunch will be nerved at R»’*«r wiU *rt *• many district schools since tbe law I the feature of the game He ripped «’<»n- J “n<* t,w‘ bomeless child is not penfaittel ■ , went into effect, and in several uf | Indejs-ndence. all; men are»v nut»»uiivn 110 toffinin outanle.' ihpperinttMente of , For the winter Under the Arafplce, up the Freeport linu whenever he took | cbi|d ln , ,be Jis.ni.t itlie'fiitil [ . M r -. BiniieOl offers a i,’O(«i team - ine and c-qual in thtnr; ability ffv than borrow they I't,,e P,*’r ore not pennitted to reiain-or [ yr gills. u. B. Young People’s {tween the ages of '7 and IK wax in; Following-was the line-up: ’’ U ‘ good cows and young cattle. sbe -p,„ J “re ar ! of U. .«ih ponies or handle money'anv inure than they —.-ovrtnor thrnn. 1 - * nr •1 . suiinort■ them, to inuanturez or sdnx>l. Who can diaibt that great good ! are epnal in im«iy other resjiecta.j ’• . Thraueh' HasniiK' Frrejxirt bugs and a large lot of form tools. All Society. ’ will result from such a condition as ,| l-._.............. L. E.................... Powry they Some men who p»«ld safely and prufi-- otht'rw,nt! WIKW* ° .iutl'rorit v of I i-land . » Itidflms .................. 1- M............... B. soiiAKrr who know him understand that ib-s is ! Bidelman The Young People's Six-iety of the ■ that? a genuine sale, and the propertv offer­ ■ ■ awn by rerae with pratlt -.raid te nteohitoly ltl- l*ro co“ . . wilic|. te-i L'. B. I'.F.al > J. 2. church tins arranged for the fol- ' In Carlton township lew than 12 < rate- H. T .. WHO, ed reents very desirabl*. See the ad. ly two ,rain«lir.. .tn.,ud with Uw inn-.,h’ "rb'~1 ** lowing courts of entertaiments' anil ' lrot>*!<!n ........... ». K. (I,... niza sun I cl w* where. <‘otiUntied co ten O. BrownK. lecture- to lw given during the j . . i . ■ < outlnued on P»«e to"r w. KM»b Hams ,W.B... . ; me nt and superinsfon uf nve and ten lambic11 . .1. icaush A. 8. OLIVER. {times that amount. ALWAYS DO [ j wintert — My»r« ............. K. II . SUtMlr j Haying sold his farm on section 17 STANDARD BEARER OFFICERS. , Musical Concert, Dec. 4. HO3. OLD TIME SCHOOL GIRLS LIvlaxMon ikxxtycar..F. B .... 1 YOUR BUSINESS AT HOME. Myers. ' in Hope township, A*. 8. Oliver. | Touchdowns Lambic, •’Glee Club” Date to be annomiced Ha-tingH Qrajpany of Standard Bear­ local news. '»-IMs ially your bunking bnsiness. Es- ers helitheir annual mooting ut thej Steckle. (tools from field, laimbie, have an auction sale at the ahota* later. Met at W. D. Hayes’ Yesterday to ' t.ibliah yourself with your home bank Steckle. Referee, Moore. Umpire premia*, one mile north of the village Lecture, ”Tho New Patriotstn. ”• home of Mrs. Clcmuat Smith on Satur­ v . and you then have u place to go in of Cloverdale on Thursday Nov. Ji Talk Over The Good Rogers. day evening Oct. 2H. Leader! in the Feb. 12. IDOG. ., ■' Btimes oi adversity, where thoy wi 11 be commencing at 10 a. m. A Innch - Time of Halve*. 23 minutes. Illuttmtod Lecture. "Soup Bubbles,'' j Old Days. ' ig ■ ut > | ns ana help neip you y<>B as they €11V? are lesson study on “Norms of Mission will l>e served at noon. E. R Con» ns glad to rev and Work in Japan.” were Bowie Rogers. March 12. l»»h I . >lw re. der* of' to extend the glad hand in times of Rome."> A “erry party, consisting of there FIRE AND RUNAW AY. rad.' of Delton, will art as auctioneer. Maude Smith.and Blanche HiD Mrs. Illustrated Lecture. "In ' had ha.l t>een l-ran school whcvtl girls irirlx in Uiia this aty citv who Mr. Oliver, as can be aeen in hia 'e f< nnd at j prosperity. • The tire alarm thia morning was •Smith, reported nutters of interest April. »,'00. ‘"'k i» mv >h... ... .from 1853 to 1800. met yesterday at the adv. offers a fine io: of horses and 1 A an to aye i। ---------- ---------- — Lectnre. “Abraham Lincoln.” May, caused l*y a blaze in the- Bancroft from the Branch meeting of the Wom­ lO HV« -----------—"tj-----------home of ‘ Mr. arid Mrs. W. D.Hay*es. had cattle as well as other live mock. a I BANNER PRINTED 1 weral 1 bouse on Broadway, occupied by C. an's Foreign Missionary Society re<-ent- M. i« a put luck dinner like folks used to have lot of farm fools and a large quantity •>■ knowte.' Lee nijistrated Lecture ‘ The Btginning F. Baker and family. Little, damage ■ WEDNESDAYS ly held in Battle Creek ’ The following with chicken pie. and then other kinds; of grain. He announce* no bv bid­ resulted, but had not Mr. Baker been officers were elected; for the .'coming of tbf Bible. "Juno 11. ’(XL of pies, and then more chicken pie and ding and offers very liberal terms. • Werry crowd present and done cool-buadcd work The>e lecture-, and entertainments yqgr. Pretiidunt Evelyn Kopf; Vice 'ting utf rieudi |i nil sorts of everything good to eat. the fin- might have caused tilurh •W’leUbh.rs %ar.,; and All Other* Pres . Mrs Smith; dir. .Secretary, Ida will lx- given liy members of the faeolty • ;v b-' Correspondents And maybe then* wasn't some visiting BARBIERI-BLaNCHARo. loss. The city team ran away, and ) Eaton; Treas. Franc LombaH’ Two of Olivet College, and will l«e worth at her l-Ote'- i PIcASK Ndte Tbb ChMf-e "S« Hi«l, tbe patronage of the public. The irice done and some exiMtriencea talked over. that mule added excitement. The Jw>. Barbiert* and Miaa Acbsa UOUt. i ■ now members were added These preeent were Mrs. Norman «M: .1.. team was at the pumping station Blanchard were united in marriure . . — M— I of a course ticket will be 73 ’ cants. Shepard. Stanton. Mich. ; Mrs.’Wallace tome, j' . T*meSingle admission to all but the Glee last evening nt thertiome of Mr. and hitched to a coal wagon when the WAS MENTALLY UNBALANCED. ratlin! token Tlk. BANNER i, »<»» printed StiIs*in. Battle Crtn'k: Mrs Dan'l Mr.n. Frank iihtlhewx Rev. . Fr. re®wi)hrni.. The sberifti on the 2-ith went to Johns- | Club will lie 13 cents. Admission to Evarts, Nashville; Mrs. Abe Ryerson, whistle blew. They thought they were r..|rrali-I tvedneudny afternoone. We oak our x-n„ib wanted at oner at the city halL and Connorofficiating. Their man/ vvrcv ------? 23 cents. ----"~ ! rorrrapond.ou. <>nr advertlranr .nd all town ano riruwB... Chattanooga: M hl L. J. Fino. Omaha: <*• Hrty « |3 "My. bow.they ran. ’' But they neglect­ , friend* unite in extending conrgatulaTbe proccssls of the epurae are to go ladira Iran i- ! other, tir pleaaa.note --rate and gyt and.Mrs. Sarah E. Striker. Mrs. Mary„ , *!>« r Nellie Slater, who. was wandering I *7 Him Vtb!llf into the Organ Fund started by the ed to stop very long at the city hall. lions. . £«'v«" to w ua u.4 as early ................... ... ,-favors _________ _______ e.l.. a* ra powihle. nnraible. To Dbout that codntry aimlowdy. She says Geer. Mrs. Mills Phillipa. Mrs Alma iDaui invitrd as Young People'^ Society of thi^ church. u7y«in.h her home is Troy. N. Y. She is Bennett, Mnu Helen Ackley Smith, ■ find tb-m; and insun imbhcation, We ask the pastors df 8 pecial aal« at Hogue's thia week. • lulkw.‘•’’*n supper. Tbe __ the city, and rcpreaetitatives of societies ■ about 43 years old, and is evidently They will appriwiate the assistance of Mrs. Lottie Rusaell, Mrs. Hann uh GRANITE AND LINEN SHOWER., ineciiy.iuia n'p1'1”"-1””' ; -iKiut 4-> year> ----- -. the people of Hastings in tins work. Not an much ballowe'en deviltry na she could *n U,.- b, blHckxaiiO, lihopinMr About 85 ladies gathered Thursday at' Monday *forenoon^ anbaUnoe<i mentally thjmgb^e Barlow. Mrs. Clara Alien, Mrs. Wm. Bcriu iiukivcD took m, uv------------—“•**r*nn*^Junuauuiv^I tte j; "n ?/**'■ «ckxuiith shop near to sendnot^MD naual last uight. l*'k o‘^ock From Monday noon till Wwlnwday not lie called insane. The officer-, are SUN FLOWER CLUB OFFIC ERS. | Hitchcock. Mrs. Geo. Reed. Mnu.D. E. the home of Mrs. Chas. Whitlow to take 1 Ralph Skidmore, carrier for Route > Birdsall, Mrs. Geo. Sweet, Mrs. part in a granite and linen shower “ nim J?”’ y”tcrdaJ’ afternoon. noon it is ’hard to take care of such puzzled to know whatj to do with her The first party given by the Sun­ given hy Mrs DeArmond and Mm. N0.8 from this city, ia the recipient of udtiow owing to press of other matter. as she cannot be sent to the asylum. bum. P,Xr' *111 to flower Club occurred Friday evening ■ Leander^Pryor, all of this city. Claude Booth to Mi» Edith Weaver, and was very enjoyable. New officers You will lie thinking of fur coat* Hogue's Telephone number ia tai. i who is to bo married thia evening to riagn.on Oct. 24 to Mian Dairy Caller, A freight train got off rht* track near were elected as follows: Pr*-»idet, *ten t 'nvited g» ntlanen J. m-* J from now or_ Remember that W. H. Onondaga. yesterday morning, ho that up for fn*h grocoriea. eggs । Mr. Edward Smith. A very pleasant of Richland. The BANNER jefam in S Brack; Call | time was enjoyed by alL Meyers & Son haw a large line. See the 12;05 p. m. failed to get here until and good Irattor. 15 *«4rf to On" W!rt- and teasurer. Thon. Waters- tht^g I ff „ OF foot.l 6M|ES; MKUIGAlt’S (ARE IOR hit*™",sssai„r„„s,le IMAM 11W WORKIIOMtlfSS OMIDREA’.™, IM SPIENDIDLY hft YOUR RANK- ■■•Hni ol sch^le Folk*wing is tin* schedule of games listed for the Hastings High School foot i ball tedm. October 28. at Freeport with Free­ uiRRATING ii!lp through NAR EUROPE AND A|SIA BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1905. Arc Assured. f|\<is WO Mt AS CLUB. ■ HASTINGS in* other .drairabte «no*> >» lheir llwl • �HASTLhbS BA.SNKK, NOVEMBER 1, J ' 2 i tings Banner. CORRESPONDENCE, j CREEK STREET­ Will Cramer has « new corn hunker. Tkurstay- There wasquitaW crowd out to meet­ ing Sunday. There will be preaching _(X)K BROS. Editor*. CASTLETON CENTER. again in (two weeks. . Mrs. W. H. Offley is visiting her Mrs. Ida Bidelman visited at Mm. m>RTV.NlNTrt YEAR. daughter Mr&D. H. Brown. S. Chaffav. one day last week.* Moving is the order uf the day/Mr.. Remember the L. A. S. at Mrs. Hibbard Offley moved to Nashville. Chas. Bidelman’s Nov. s for dinner. T'.KKK MONTUN Charles Offley moved in Hibbard Everybody invited. Kntrrod at the postofitoe *t H»>Ung'. Michl* Offley’s vacant bouse and Mr. Walters PRATTS DISTRICT. of Maple Grove will move in the house of Chas. Offley. Mr. Chas. Miller and Mrs. Bent Lewis is viait>ing*her irl- • ADVERTISIhO RATES. family moved in George McDowell'h atives in Lenawee county. iM«pUy sdvertMsg. rates furnl«h«d on appHhouse. Wil) Cronk and family spent Sunday ‘ Mr. and Mr»; Lentx of Nashville visi­ with Clarence Lewis near Leach lake. ted at Phil Garlinger'e. George Waite is visiting bfs parents U’ent caloMn. ic a word for each tnaertloM. Edwin Pol tn*tier died Monday Oct. for a few weeks. . Card ot Thanks, twrnty-tlreceuls ttacli. OMtaaiy. poet-j' and rettolutions. 5c a line. 2 at the home of Mrs. D. H. Hosmer Our teacher Miss Ora Mudge is Notlor-i of bfrtiiD. dmths or marrt*c» *'*' printedv-tree ** news matter. after a short illness of rheumatic fever. spending her vacation with her parents -.Ill ran. Grandma Waldron has been very ill in Maple Grove. at the home of her daughter Mrs. S. Charles Thoms* and family called at W. Price but is some better at this Feed Thomas’ last Sunday. JOB PRINTING. The Banner Ium one of the UrU equipped writing. The Clover trailers are at Scid Tink­ <ob uffii-.-. Id Wextr-ru Michigan, and Is prepared t > do every kind o( book ana job priullng. Airs. Geo. Brumm is visiting her ler’s. daught er Mrs. Wm. Excer at Potter­ Luella Rose spent Sunday at home. Prevalent Rocndvelt had. individuals ville. . , ' ■ Mi*. Johnson is visiting his eister and a cl uw ip mind which he very pro* Mrs. Pratt p«*rly d scribed when he said they pos­ EAST BALTIMORE. sessed t at kind of honesty which conMrs. Myrpn Emmons spent » few Kate Cassidy and mother called at aisr- suf keeping clear of the peniten­ Geo. Fry’s last Saturday. days with her daughter Mrs. S. linktiary. It itt to be hoped that some of A tine load of hogs was marketed ler. them tray have not been no canning in from this vicinity last Friday. POOUNK. z that respect as they had exj«ected. There All McIntyre and wife called ac An­ The Yeckley L. A. S. arid W.C. T i« no mm of greater importance how drew Smith's one day last week. U. was well attended at Mrs. Me • before the people of this country thhn Mr. Ray Freeman and wife and that . involved in the demand that wealth, or position, or prominence in Susy Ormsby took dinner at James miv direction, shall not shield viola­ Freeman’s Sunday. tors of trusts. or protect in the slightest Mrs. Jennie Warner of Delton re­ tho*<-. who Kav.e enriched themselves turned to her home one day last week. and others through misuse of newer and position given them for purposes MORGAN. they s*i»uM have regarded as sacred. , John Baum moved from Morgan and in Sir. Waldorf's house last TuesTh« fact that tbe American pw»i >ple |. day'the 24 inst. sell to each other two-and-a-hnlf times ! Mr. James Howard of Hastings made more than the combined foreign trade his mother Mrs. S. L..Bollingera visit of tbe commercial nations of the entire Tuesday evening. glob* is one' that give* transcen'danl P. S. Sparks and wife visited in importance to the consideration of the Hastings Saturaay.and Sunday last. American home market in connection The Colonel's Compliments icwrrldht. n®. Ur M. M. v.-..ll-L,d-l who.th.- i-rttou.-l »»’ nnd hnw to ram, l.. art into »mt.- pruton on «!■ tcen-v.-ar sentence are pointe I ^bal not discuss. Then1 were a u"U>l*'r n* ux who did not Itelleve him gnlRy of the crime alleged, so we «*me togeWw in an •■ffurt to nt least mitigate his Imprisonment. '. The plan ax developed was to tt> nribery pure and simple. Ine colonel had been In prison for six months nnd had been made n “trusty. Id other words, lie was n meiwenger who had rhe freedom of tbe yard. The lae* with us was to bribe the gale guan! tu Irl -A- colonel |»uiu» qn * load of chairs going out. The man hauling awty the <-hnlrs for shipment was a free uiuu. and he must be br!t»ed. The, man who always accompanied him to the depot was a convict, but one of th< oldest trusties about the institution. He must be fixed. Here were three men to be won over. I nnd one of them >i prison official. We I had to move slowly and cauriously In | the matter. There whs money in plenty , to do with, but there wno need of j diplomacy uh «eU-. The first man to ! be won over was the gate guan!. The , discipline-was such that the, guards ! wore changed evefyptfier day. but die ‘change was only between two men. I (lue was a single man—the other mar­ ried. We irlrcttd the latter, although we judged him t<» be -less yiddhig .than the former. As a man uf family, Carthy’s last Friday. ■with his bniul and butter at stake, he Ladies were there from four or five societies and an interesting program would either betray us nt omie in hopes tr» make himself more solid with wns given in the I’. M. Mrs. Lizzie the warden; or hr would stop and Shultz presented the work of tbe think It over aud end by* taking our Rescue Homes which are being estab. brliie. Our line of reasoning wn* cor­ Hahed in tbH country aud spoke very rect. He bluffed a bit nnd then agreed earnestly of their needs aud the to think It over and a week later he. good which laborers in that field was our man. We had little trouble with The are doing. Mrs. Newton spoke in behalf of the inmates of the Co. Hos­ driver. Hr. wr.s also a married man. pital and-proposed that we again visit brtt hia wife find gone west and be wanted to Join bar nnrt buy a form. 1 them. . S. S. at the Podunk Church will be' jIt wn< solely a question of pride with i him. It wns for him to bring over bls I at half past oue o’clock next Sunday. . * j and', that was soon attom- | Preaching at three o'clock. ; pllslus! When wr bad our men w- , ____do ___so ___ cure the plan was this: The colonel ■ It is desired that all who _can S. Convention vrils ,rt be passed out in.place of.tinattend the township S. which Is to be held at the Rutland trusty, who was to conceal iiiasrlf । for ut least half u day. Tbe-roionel J Center Church next Saturday Nov. I. ! would go <>ut at 0 p’clogk tn the morn The morning ivrogiaiu begins at 10; j ' U1K. big. auii and mr the load wvuki would uv be driven . . . ... £«ud m> lutornw lime i< UilKlplted ,tnU>.h, ............ , ,w„_ WARMER WEARABLES. NOW IS THE TIME TO Bl PRICES ARE AT THE LOWEST NOTCH •4 UNDERWEAR t> 25c Ladas' fleeced lined v«l» and panto, all aixea. Ladira' (leaned lined veeto and panto, very line and 50c good weight • • • ' Ladira’ all wool non-shrinking veato and panto all $1.00 sizes .-•••• Ladira" fleeced lined union auto.-extra heavy 50c Children-a and Mirara' union auito, fleeced lined 25 and 35c Children's heavy fleeced lined ahirto and panto 25c Men’s double hack and front fleeced lined shirts and panto ■ . Men’s all-wool underwear 45c ■ • . .' . . $1.00 < HOSIER Yt> Ladies Ladies Ladies’ Ladies Ladies' fleeced lined fast black hose • fleeced lined, ribbed top special silk fleeced hose, very fine all wool hose, black and oxford fine casimere hose . . 10c 15c 25c 50c Children* fleeced lined L,._- .!• Children s extra heavv ife.. '3 lmed? itt hose, all sizes Children s all wool hose, sires 5 to‘9j 15t v 2i Men s wool hose, all color?. '15to25t dGOLF GLOVESbLadies wool gloves or mittens, all colors Ladies' fine wool, and mercerized gloves Men s Scotch knit gloves . Men s fine golf gloyes, all colors Children s double knit mittens . •dCRAVANETTE 25c 50c 25c • 50: . 15c COATS> J. W. Shaffer.is now a resident of with all tariff discumuons. With « protective tariff law in operation Morgan having moved into Will S'sin's which has tliis migthy volume of home bqraso Mduday a. m. We are showing two exceptional value* in this line and invite your ’inspection Won trad? in mind.and its encouragemen t NCR*i~HW'EST CASTLETON. you buy. Ladies double faced gray oxford, velvet collar, extra well made $500 and Its increase as a firstt purpose.there _ Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Tan and ox I ord colors, pleated back, all wool, niade in tfie latest’style, a .regular $15 need be little fear as tu the attitude of Endsley Oct. 2b. a son. eoat lor . , . . ... . . . q D>lu r r uUoEl So long a* mUla »oa JUr). K„nogg ol Very warily were Mr. and Mrs. the frejght »bcdi» would Im* con torto-ra «• working overtime .nd tbe ! vtailM Mr, [da Mead lo, Thund,v j Biggs decoyed over to the home of; cealed u unit of ritlxen’s clothes and> principle existing need is for more , ... . , Smith Saturday evening onl y , n fotae wig and whisker*., mid Mu­ Jamra ’ ...a, Jam» Ehret has started a meat Afton Our line of FURS for Misses and Ladies ofk-r*> some very pretty pattern- at a very small ceg men. Che question ot tariff changes ‘’ wagon.] -to hud themselves the victims of * sur- ct,I"m 1 w"uM <»*e change ns need not prove very disturbing. prim. A targe end g.y company had "P“>T «’ P™»iM’. ’■"'■kl (hen Our prices-on BED BLANKETS are as low as ever, per pair 49c to $5.00 i Frank Dickerson of Lake Odessa was gathered iu view nt Mr. Bigg, depar 1’ ", ■ down Tuesday and put the tjve- ? ti, ... , . .[ corner and there find n horse nnd Governor Warner has completed his lur. or Hi. (hi. week, where to- will bd BWa#ta]( h,m | trough It. g on John Mead’s new barn now state tax commission through the I travel tor the oil company tor which ■ BcrnHa , ,1Klan(V Tie Most Complete The Sunday school convention was I anDointment of two former members.. i he worked two or three yean ago- treu mUre and then go into hiding Csiut Stock is Willia-n H. Hoyt, of Plymouth, and well attended at Martin church last I Mik Osborne also Mrs. Smith furnished ! with n farmer who hml l>een told n Wednesday. I music and the young people sang. I story to pan* muster. Bobf-rr H.^Shield-, of Houghton, and the Arthur Foreman of Wocdland was Ij After refreshments a handsome um- ' We went over our plan a dozen appointment of one new member. Janies H. Thompson, of Evart. With seen ou onr streets last Saturday. . * !■ brella was presented to Mr. Biggs. ■ times, but aonld find no weak spot in thig important comuiituion now formed ' Mr. and Met. Lyman Batre are enter,l " iM,und Wt,rk- au4 ’?!'"■ J™ in accordance with Governor Warner’s •■ BARRYVILLe CHURCH NOTeL : lalhiug a aoo and family I'toto ,, ’.1’,*’ . ■ . ,,b>’ „ 1 no —no betrayal. thing went jiersonal judgment the results <»f its Ii’ *Y? .J* I K«*WW Mlun. offhitch 0, |f t|roM h> tb(.The waW1 •’Mutiny' word of terrible deliberation! Mid deeuiona become a , c ’h’ A^da7 Ohii’liu i . , j Leu Bachman and airter Telia are the colonel wa» mhwed at th.- prtaou sound, partly. iMhuiuiu' of the. many •mne- r. ,w|-e nf tin preaent admin- I -U.c/lort *. «>ri~ «<rie« ot wrrlvwl mrtrti,up<al working In Harting, in’lhe IVcd Boot he had ataiort n-mdicl 1,1, hkllng plare dreadful event- thst.it recalls aud i*trati*n. It is to be hoped there will 1 yjaple tlruve M. P. church loginning and Car Seal factories. tourt.mllra away. 1 «ar urat no be no further cause for any of the i Sunday, November S and continuing ’ ’ Levi LaubAugh, we are glad tonport pl*“ T1®4 «“«toT. but onlr It xuggcKt- •niutljntv."- but It aignlflM.; ■ cfymi>logivH!lj. iH.tlihig uiuri-. than I critieiwn which through several |«rt for an indefinite time. All are cordially ia on the gain THIS IS EQUALLY SC WITH ' " ,W4'“ l“to*- T,“lt I”ln*® . 'at the very end ot it tn drirlau along •■ni«ivcincut.“ and “cpmnaotkm." ought years Lts been directed at Michigan's I jnvited to attend regardless of. dentimTHE BEST FURNITURE Mime, Zoe and t ern, Powell are ou ' on the last mile nt the rood th. colonel t«'lly. a<vt>rdlng tu etyin<«k»gj‘. ; state tax coiumiimiun. j ination. _.TH’ itoP-'ton. ta I ad*™ mretinX6.'^'" '“'h’ | the sick lint. '» T“ to !m* the trougcr word of th<- two j The large amount that we aretse|liug <iily is t talk reached a spot where ’the highway icp Ihe old French ‘'meute,' meaning acftl- ‘ monial tlia t the people appr< < iat.- the big valnts wue ti<Mi. to which tin* w.inl is trftccnb.v. : offering. Call in and rise the lar«<-.*t and best lint <t nut i< naK treasury receipts, through ‘ , was only twenty feel across this strip, ■ has given way to "cmeuie” jin this Mias Niua B. Lathrop and Mr. Cargo , which the need of any sort pf tanff from Areyiia attended church hiere j HIGH STREET. j and eighty feet down tlie road the sesi-c. “mente'' nowaday* signifying' DINING TABLES. SIDEBOARDS. tinkering at the coming - seat ion of ll"-ame on.- aaaln. A room: only n phek of hounds, a much more j Sunday morning and assisted in the * i Adalbert Itoblnaim lo«t oue ot his ' Congress seetns to l»e disposed of. is singing. BOOKCASES, ROCKING CHAIRS. ! working horse, last week with spa, 1 >“'d 1-ra to lire village to make innocent specialiaatlou of m<>rciuer.t^' It may be noted that, wblhShake ! I modic colic ! " o '"" Ptochux-, an.r in returning n-lih auotheo diaapjxuntment to the oppo­ COUCHES, I,,.,,,’.. her borap ami bmnrx some'part at khe : sphere knows “mutiny" In the modeAt nents of the Republican prpteefive BALTIMORE. . n tn Rule and family moved to their , harness gave way. She was out on her . ’ : »v m nuie lamupr | sense. “ Love ’ s LabourV Txwf* also ; policy. It indeed u fortunate era and hi fact everything usually shown iu a thoroogklf Oar teacher Miss Bessie Warner qf I new home east of Uastiugs last, Friday. ! f*«t making repairs when the colonel « -J • r ------ ------- —re I .. WM aaav tTSUMlvl ' siieags <if “n man wlmtu rlj&t ami [ for a favored country when the princi­ up-to-date Furniture atore. Ib-m< ialier that «r «t your city spent Sunday with her R. Skidmore our mail man was mar- 1 ca,ne ”h'Ug. 41e was not on her wide wrong have chosen as umpire <>f their pal causes for discontent seems to exist mutiny," where "mutihy* only means pa rents. selling lots of HIGH GRADE PIANOS at lev* tied, last week. All of hia patrons I of ,*hra,,« nnd he ,u‘d 1'berty at’ through the inability of some of its discord or quarrel. extend congratulations. I”lak‘' waM n Don •>««“ ‘n Sir. Herman Crites who has been prices. ■people to find any good reason for ... , . . J , wnv- Here whh a damsel in distress. working here went to Woodland to-day legiti-nate complaint. Mire Amy .lohnsou returned home and he cwrid not [>nns without offering i Military Ulae-lpllnr. Furniture Corners to work for John Sinclair. from her summer's work in Orangeville her his assistance, lie left hh buggy I During t!.i! early conquests luf tbe j Miss Gertrude Holt of Wisconsin last week. -----— • — ’ - a • Frent b in Algeria th<« quick tefnpered ' We- wish thia gem from President and crosxvd <> v»t — nnd• •bowed like Genera! I*., thinking xbat one uf bis nJR>oa>velt's speech at Tuskegee, Ala., visited her uncle A. N. Williams. Miss Julia Philley is caring for Mrs. cavalier of old and said: "Fair lady. I olwerve that you need jutants hud displayed want of Skill in . could le no deeply impressed upon : Mrs. M. C. Merritt received word Seeber and assisting with the house­ carrying out his unlera, ».» far forgut aRRlRtnnce. I »hall be flattered. If al ­ the mi nils arid hearts of the American that her mother in Bedford is vary hold duties also. himself as to atrike him with his rid lowed to offer It." peotile that they could never be for­ sick. Manning Doud of Hastings visited... u „ IOIBe W1 a Ing whip. The officer judzetl hh pistol.' He hart forgotten hlx false wig and gotten. He iaid:‘•’Every time a law.is The party at Russel Greenfield's last his nephew A. E. Robinson and family whiskers, which were easy* tn be\ror took alm at the general ami waji about • b’oken, evert individual in the com­ Friday night was well attended. 4II one day last week. ••'««• — range; ........ ... the. fact tfcnt to Are. but the pistol would hot go off. ted’ “ at.» .t. done also munity ban the moral tone of his life report a good time. i > Ml Seeber and wife had relatives!I he was talking to the unranranitk* Then the general Immediately called lowered' ” J oui.at"Eirfit arrest forvisiting not keepI tlanglitvr ofj a hard Mra. headed M. M. former. SlocumShe visited Mrv i days from’ the north them last week. • | ----- him *for a brigand Instead of a lug yw weapon In order." J. M. Crawley's last Thursday. , I ”■ *' "r‘Ka«ia instead 11 orler bmith h“ toon doing K>mr , knight. ..ml Imran to nrram. Brtwren -- - - - —w-.rtuua. IK-Lnwi) It mvois tke nowapapaxs gut some ninRAn work wnrlr’for for WmHardy Wrt.Ttuw.lv. of Bender tl.^A... I l><>. .1. , ' . mason her M-rentirs the eolnnel managed to bert’lii iirdmithe iusuiancv grafters. MAPLE GROVE. | shod last week. compliment her on h-r looks and admit HERE AT HOME The Mutual Life of New York paid six Chan. Evans is training after his re­ that his heart had lireii touched nt first Mrs. Alice Johnson has bronchial ot ■ cm m dollar a line each for reports cent illness. slglit, and in throwing one compliment pueuinunia; Dr. Fritch Is tbe attending ol the present investigation that were] after another he gradually .drew .near­ , F. M Potter of Grand Rapidly and physician. ' Hastings Citizens Gladly favor*! I| to that company. It would j er. The damsel in distress was too ' XVs. W. W. Potter of Hastings called H.- K. Johnson purchased him a car­ frightened, to run away, but she was LooinitH by’ worth a dollar a line at least. The leaves are falling, Testify. * • Th? - - • । at L. B. Potter’s last Tuesday. riage one day last week. not too frightened to think of resist­ And su It is testmxmy like । the following 1A .And the weather grows cold. fl: iv ui Benj. Pearoe visited Battle Creek Then > Victor Hardy of Hendershott was ance. Tlic colonel certainly looked that has placed the old Quaker Reni- £ And we eeek cozy corners. •‘Viewed from any angle, ignorance .. iki cvme.U s friends a few. days last week. And try not to feel old. That w. the^iest of A. Myers and wife Sunday. touch in hh disguise, and hte seductive is t he coj tliesl crop that can lie raised ouy «»far above competitors. When T voice couldn't make up for it. ■ Will Cooper who was sick at Naadi„„ „ „„„ . !he t itnt*' Bill tK>* people right.here at home raise their I M But there’s houses to build, any wh p id the union.'’—President viiu .Mrs.• rE. PljIUey is caring caring for for Mrs. Mrs. The weapon handiest to the gto was voice ito hom-v " r *puey 18 >n p.itrti. ■ in praiM* there is no room left £ And lumber to pile. mile » homo. Frank s|ocati of Roose veil. i ■ jtor four rbk»*-’ i* of Household ammonia lying on And i'.‘ And cars to unload. Dojjta.Stod.wa. at Harting, tort] MtaLlral. MePtaMn who mr.rad the buggy sent. She griibbed It and rru thatch. I And no reel yet awhile. or a Hastinga citizen. | u ay’ ' home lost wefle from her visit in the burled it In the colonel's face, it . 1HH ’ KKS ALMANAC FOR 1906. w- Babcobck. harness maker, of 1 ftt .. £jrf 3H0 ‘BiiOf’ (let • ; smashed at the Impact, and next mo Jctreraon rtrrat. . 3, ’d' “ j fl The year’s been so busy. E. J. Norton was nt Hastings Sun| east, reports a very ulce time. h„1 oiir wibdoF5Th- Rv. Id R, Hicks Almanac will And Ulf it isn't over Out ™ rul all WM|1 ll“ '<»«“»■ Ji?’- it wash°nfl Vrl over' to **with^ite heard « *rt taSubte*^■ll* “ * ! I ^eo- aud Joh» Robinson of Hind* mn"’ nwny. B”t iHbllehed for 190(1, but bis day‘ And • For the fall work has begun. or>h,kWn?ra. «S£ifl A‘“l r",ln c,o'er M >i>d«L : Journal. Word and Works, openl Sunday with their I rolone’- He was blinded and Corners spent *nd burned has 1' | langed into a large and costly and blistered; and he rolled about on owwi cousins Dell and Clarence Koblnson. L' two ked ' fl Tkw'>’« ““"J * >toto* to Oni»H. 31 •g'tX’M.l and it will contain his storm the ground while the girl ran to the Tjr’y? totorttloA hot obulowl 1 M And ■«« that »r» jtut iwguc. nearest bouse and brought back a a'l80 oxt«» (*«n I A II wiH kefp busy all the time. 3. <1 weaker foiecasts and other astronAnd Mllius ,utub*r on tl,t run NORTH EAST IRVING. ►farmer armed with a pitchfork. Four meLdXi dJtTLL? oimctl f-atum complete. The No­ thm I went to A. B. MuShol- a, hours later the colonel was back in bu.4 rttooww to W. H. Goodsw?r', “1 j E. E. Cairns lost a horse last week. v. uibrr । umber, now ready, contains Prison and In the hospital, and it was . Dr. Rigterink was called to the home £* * hx“- The elhct St-, th-- f-re-iits from January to June, month, l,f„ra hl, ^,,1^,, coold not havti boon ixnter ghe 1,00,1, of S. L. Coulter to care for his infant 1901 Tire Jkunnry, number, ready rtored. W e had spent months in n|aD. daughter. n!ng and hsd pakl out thousand! D-crmbri 20th. will contain the fore­ cauls fn<m July to.December, lUOti. Mrs. Lena Weaver and children of dollars, and vet the colonel had brouffljt lhem The pi ie«* of this splendid Magarino is llasttnga are visiting at J. W. Calms. ^ItoDauikfat by h!* gaHantrj-. He lata Hammer blows, steadily ap­ For sale by all dealers. Prirm pr»on yet. I do not think him guiitv on- duilar a year. See it and you will Warren Tobey has finished lathing uiy more than I dkl when he wa^fliS Sw v £Mtot’1,11to>ra Co.. Buffalo. plied, break the hardest rock. have It. Tbe November and January and plasterlug his house. Step? L " ’ j**’’’'* tor the Unitod torarraratrti. hot lt ,m Coughing, day after day, jars nnmbei-H containing the Rev. Irl R ' £ atotra. Remomlrtr tl». n«me-lk«n^ Wellington Kidder Jr. has his house MT wh,t t d0 thtak i wW. — and take no other uoan ■ Hicks foiecaste for the whole year, and tears the throat and lungs P T finished inside, and is ready for cold answer that 1 thln| him an am. • m.n' I b»»« & and more complete than ever, can be If you do, 1 would like to have you give n - » «' •. j for. until the healthy tissues give weather. M. QUAD. Hue line of Cigars aud Tobaccos Also a n'ce a bad by sending at once 25 oente lo way. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral XXX3OOOCXXX Prayer meeting at Mrs. Pratte’ factions and Fruits. |U>et of Word and Works Publishing Company, Thursday night. AM Invited. stops the coughing, and heals ImmartaUty. 2201 Locust Street St. Louis, Mo. >‘rom “.o* 0,11 wi!! ?-> •: trsde. Vf T ^TPD^ | CKe. Oy „ieni and solicit Humanity and Immortality consist the torn membranes. neilbw In rettwin nor In lorr; not In Uw Chestnuts and English "Walnut*. eS. body nor In the •ntantton of the ttMrt Tlte general public in of the belief Let your heartiest meal be at night crop. Delicious N.Y. State Concord -s./k'fT T !“ “«»«•«• -nd .tlrrlnr. that the word “storm" simply impllw a or whenever your work for tbe day Is "5 ot th. Drain or It, Dnt In th. dMicuS JSFFKItSOM STRUT precipitation of none kind, either,rain. over. Fruita, toasts, soft boiled ecgs and oatmeal make a good breakfast. or then, ,11 10 him who win r»bw a»t,, oatlfle Hence the word “irtorm’ When the intermlwlon between hours up at tbe last day.—John Ruskin. $||Q THE BEST MAN WINS. Miller & Harris Furniture C' fl flfl *fl jflfl Tomlinson Lumber Co » * » » i i • i i » * i i j * ■L hJ? T — “ ‘“p •"Ib',lm i » Coughing DO, ayo^oowoant smoke? OV COKE mentioned. Ly the weather bureau it Is ill lie high of labor to short no heavy food should be taken Into the stomach. Huodreda of people who eat heartily and return to work Immediately afterward “•’“V'W to noth, mends? He—Oh, yen, fuel- For Sale by GAS CO. Y a Banner Want Aft �-HABOWW BANNKK NOVEMBER 1, lute A 40 POUND MUSCALONGE. cron Drug Store*­ ./ H OFFERING---------- -— t i .fiol wafer Bonies and Touniahi Syringes t. whi<‘li i>la<-MS them within reach ,f7‘ Tit-kiml that don’t spring a leak' ,verv tin:- vi'ti Ul>e them. ' | jri' tiuid- of new rubber—rubber |/n. the stretch iu it—new rubber, the '' the time to buy Hot Wawill be nfade comfortable j ‘ Phone 241 SCOTT’S EMPORIUM, Goods delivered. . Souhwestern Michigan '>!'s9s ;«ICM i . ' Thta Wert', Mows In Nearby Counties. all sizes 1 lined ■c |(L ■ 25c 50c 25c • 50c ,15c j I ViNS. MINA M I Gordon lroi»id« spoi,t h aiday with N« raotbor io thi, city.. > . ' ) Het.d.n,b1,tl,. Irerdw,,,. Mun(]-' Hortoe Halt wen, to‘ Chi M<)n. mototok .tt,„lrd thp .tt(.„lion ()f ’ arg, mimler u ay morning on a businew trip. J । trento"*y‘,r Hondere.l.crt, w„ ” ,a Couk *"11 *to»ht«r |uo trolling nMr sto,,. WMd D ' «"iting relatives in Grand Rapilsi Mrs W. R. Cook !<in , Un“ 1*k''- ">»™ ~to». .Qddnn .to], tohis wllilri are visiting relatives in Prairieville? A‘ ,in,t “ “^"Xht Pryor and W, w. Potter wont b«t th, line had canghtnn tometh.ng but ~>n ttat ‘•wmothlng- ba,™. to Uorerd^e Monday mornin],. S-TT'Hon. E. J. Jeffries, alderman of tbe Mluw for »b,nt a half „ hour . h ‘lr»Wn up on the Island. When C* V* ••f^«’it.,waBaKue.tiof v. h. i homas Friday. <j Mrs. Annin lauch. of Battfe CrOnk, be muacalongn weiglwd , l»und.. « ,te„ ], D(, ,|UMi„„5btil spent Sunday with her mother-Mra. what It would have weigh,,! to„„ulld, Alice Bergman, in this city. b«n hret taken from-tho water ’ Tbe Munaa Lettie and Gertride ----- to oww -Mier. .. . ----- — 8->c«n.«ue Several Mwrawn Oom tbla <■!,, : D“v,"l "f Grand Rapida. were goM« have had big Wt„ „,.ar tlw w | ot M M , Main! ,nd Maggie ironwde «>.» ybar. „ m.v be tb.'t ,bi. t„„ I , '■’■•■'i*d other, l. re.m, rtoboldeueo taitii he fell prey to Mr llenderehotl. TbeJtab was a teaute and wua admired by all wbo-saw it ’ ■77--------------- :-----• 'MrxlAVre^FEl> ^ST"rERS‘ nu'to. M„ i | . 1 LOOK PLEASANT PEASE! is what the photographer says when you have your taken e don t have to ask our customers to look pleasant. One look at any display of our good things to eat and they will do the Sweet Pickles, small size, per quart Sour Pickles, medium size, per dozen Dill Pickles, per quart .; . Sweet Burr Pickles, something new, per qt. 25c New Buckwheat Flour just in,.per cwt. $3.00 Henkel's Famous Prepared Buckwheat per sack ... . 10c Old Fashioned Sour Kraut, just In, par qt. 5c I ; Hock left for Chicago1 Monfcy I m“rning. wlwre b<fhaa accepted a po. ' “ili“n " <ra«-»lngXalremau tor a *m . Jnlhairtty. Southern Miclnga:. will : te the territory be will e..ver. I Mark Warren, of Cbnrlolt- haaLcj™^“r-nh,„'„itl,'|ta.bt Hru.„ L I r'r *° '’ Louis Lnrkee, aged-25. “ u termer fanner was was Recovered recovered Thursday Thursday iii in >( a .; -mall lake neari»Siurgis. when- he- wa­ i drowned the Hunday ladprc. He »«, . ■ . shooting diiclcsland lost .hib balanc-t Fanners have lawn getting good ne- . turns tor thek latoir this year and ore 1 putting more enthusiasm into their1 he large fiourin;*. mill ot Knnp|k-n work than ever. A fair sample of ^°gg at Richlnnd burned Wednfowhat this-section has produced will to- ‘tey. I here were 12.UUD huabels *uf found in the Statement of George High. Kmin in the building. Tbe total low a succesful farmer living on the Danby Mtohex S8S;(iU» '-k tnanv rl... leading Irew.lln.. Label k.eJa..t raanv VMM >’ears conducted the in.Mtt»lwgon. but recently sold <»«t. । Ho was ptoaaed io: note the splejudid gruwth of Hastings and the evidsnties of prustierity on all sides. Floyd Pierbon Arrived home tram Denver' Safunlav after s few weslcs i stay in the wc-t Floyd doesrii’t apeiik j । in the most flatteritng term' of Calk- 1 , radu and the west, an# says that th*e ■ is no jdaev like Michigmi—eipeciaBy r Hastings. Claude Pierson Jias a go||d J e position brakeing on apassmger trui|i. , ’ side of the SebewfoDitnby townline. j I Mr. High’s fann was divided into seven Under new management the Pheli* , . Helds and results were as follows:’ I' sanitarium in Rattle vCreek ,, u ,to K START MADE ON is ,to ti.rt.”.‘7u^«ira<>«7»''t,[7'nMi,fLt.1^ 7. 7­ .W. 8 X,™. uu-hrt. u oi..-.;,! ■ X r:., ^‘iL.1^ i "EW INTERURBAN —— Igung refit,.d Biol pul in exrellvnt oon!to» bushels of bar’ey; e acre! s <•><■• dition. Alley of hay. 4 acres, l»u bushels of wheat; t Between Grand Rapids and Kulamhaetv.-s MOu bushels ot cunt in tbe ear aud*4t* bushels of i<itatoea,'7 arrce kid^r- EUa"’ort |t Gage Lancaster was zoo .Line Now a Sure ney beans IW Irasbels ’ The toans ..teramlly inhered into the presidency Thing alone ncttetl Mr.*High ffchT. of Olivet College Wednesday. President Work has begun on the cement ____ Lancaster mnk.H very high as an edu- । i.-v aud bridges, culverts and power houses «f 'cater. The report that the Michiagn Central , A exhilarthe Grand Knpids and Kalamazoo Fa- ! will enter into comp-tition with the ■_ ! tcnirlian line. There are 15 culverts tnt'-rurban electric line for the Gull , Th® six rc.u-.old non of Glen EltK , 1<ltww„ Kahuna™,, >u,d Plainwell. It ! . , of I*.,rebuilt. Mibb.. wu« pinyin* on '•> ,j tl, „,B,,k.re ,u.i ,«rt of t*e I lake travel fioin *his city next year by on its its । lumber pile pile U.tin<stiay W«iln« stiay when it it f-H fell n>;|j- Mxt Blonth ... placing gasoline motor engines *>n Hnd to have cars rui- ’ ; Alh'gan branch is bovneout by the fact i over unto him. (rushing him to death. > between the two cities ,,eb!1 ■ x Proprietor. ■ that the village trustee*.’ uf Yorkville • ■---------airing*• ] have granted uTrnnchtor to the Stand- i Grand . . Rapids . and Muaki-gun have a } urd Oil Co. to construct a mammoth । threatened diphtheria epidemic to CHARMING RECEPTION ON SATURDAY. warehouse and tanks on the railroad : fight, right uf way. As Yorktilh has only . ;------ j Mrs. H A. Barber and Mrs. C. 1R !•’>“ inhabitants, no such tank* as the | Marshall Knijtht** ut Fhythias an- j Barliergave a most delightful receptuiii ! Standard people are about to erect are building n$12,<*M Pythian ball in that Saturday at their home on Jeffers^h ! demanded lK\th<’ needs of that village citj’. street, tbe house bring filled wit i ! and it is evident that tnerv is sonic ------- 4— 'friendh who called between the liou. » with you, 1 thing in sight. Bittie Creek Journal. The New York Life Insurance Com- uf two-thirty.to five-thirty. Mrs. Ja ’ come to the pany is distributing through the busi Diamond, of Lake Odessa, and Mi * . ■ • ness district Wit-m Meat | The G. R. Ar I. station at Martin I. r -------- of New York a small desk King, of Big Rapids, were in the n .........------with .7/. the / . word. ’ -J-orge! ( eeinug lbw. ’ . The decorations wh • . clean and wm. broken into Sunday night and the sign imwnbed It/*..................................................................... ' unusually 'artistic and ItcautifuLsujilaj, thief caught by Isaac ^bultew, operator ; -------- ferns and palms being uamI in tl i UINCH ROOM IN CONNECTION.. i and several other Martin citfrena. A l*arlors where the receiving party stoc 1 1 burglar alarm <x>miect«**l with Mr. । OUR and the mantle was- banked with i ■ .made 'i the best. , Shakes* residence gave warning and | ^orgeoiia'arruy of potted ebryaantht ■ BREAD enabled the Martin men tn reach the i . mums. Ju the library yellow chrysat • UKUKOrciStits and CONrOCTIOMENY ' Motion jn.st aa the thief was taking the ( i themumi* aiuVautump leaves were use 1 1 motley from the till. He was captured I and the dining room was very, attrai 1 and taken to Allegan Monday morning, i tive in red and green, h IkjwI of lieat ; ll»t gave his name as Thomas McCoy, | tifill Meteor roses serving as a centt ’ l'-b: tlrtOJ 4.. ' : !!;inwr OMro 1 .ne: Office, [of Muskegon, and his age us !•» years. ; hone 123 piece. The hustewes were hwistod i i Hastings, Mich. COME | Willis ' riTH ; I 3F6 , । • 1 Jif Irtish to $5.00. ily is; a lesti; value? we are a best line of MEAL 25 CENTS ia thoroughly r that we are OS at lowest c. D. rCo. j = it • i v bOOpiHlf. /to do, itt come to a P-tftime. r' your cbl<*»M. latch. ; and atdibfc . »ur windows. W J fk S i * 5 ■ 4 JI I have » Itock of c°°' fine ie. ye of the*’’* Crapes- )LCOTT I WOULD KICK AND SCREAM arnaby । C. B. FiuUell. who wit* in the ' ■ Charlotte jail for burglary e* raped in ■a novel manner. Ho nnvlc « key to' , unlock his ell duor. then (.tripped hia I clothes, wa)>ed hia body and crawled , fWEllW.SM. DEFORMITIES. through a hula fix 11 Inches into the i •sheriff 's residence, his clothing being > Bloo£, handed in to him by other prisoners. ( BATHS; OF Then h- made a anpuk for part* nnall kinds I known. , ’•'•jtnrti tor Train­ kSmc" ' Atiuress. ttoom Address. Room THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, Because her husband persisted in i JackBor., MkHigsn going to a variety theater in Grand Rapidh. Mrs. Tillie Peebles, ol Grand Rapida. took poison and hoped to <lie. A cruel doctor with a stomach pump defeated her hopes, mid so Tillie <IR a supply oi goods for have to try some other revenge on her WDERN treatments Where to Get... I I Just ask for a sample and be convinced that this is the place to buy TEA. . 50 cts. Per Pound. J. T. PIERSON & SON $75,000.00 Capital Officers Small Savings Ketzbeck. NICE WARM JARDS HAIRS, ■ \: - J w"i° Drtre“ Frld*‘ \ 1 8«»glir« I it was a burial place for the aristocrat: ic families uf the earlv settlers but 1 • ... ~ >n~- ( 'ery small cost. I \ ■ Sunday, frL PERSONAL MENTION. .1 Elni-iawu... t ae , •T. Burgee t.»» (2J J. M. Ohuntead, D. S* that the road now runs through what R- f. F. Dodd has purchated h big Ralph. AI phcu*> Ellison, Frank I*' j• j was a private graveyard years ago. flouring mi!) in Newaygix and will Johnson. Tbe coffins bore tbe name of ••Flynn" ; move to that place in a- short time. ! and th.’ date 1M3. and were elaborately Calhoun eouht\*farmers are organ iz- *,r‘ and . ----------------D’dds’ friends in tfth .-ODttructod and highly dep urated. They ing to oreveft tbe deprtdati-un,cit-v regret tu see them leave, ifod j lAre on jheir aides grwat handles uf < hunu-rs .who d<>t only kill the birds Mu,,e in wishing them xocomM in thlir j silver and had probably been ut the ’ that art the to st friends of the f.irm-1 "*w ,uoet‘on* I . j lime of their construction costly affairs, f remember the ' Z?" XrHj7.,W*r 4!,W” ?V “ '’nreey returued to Muskexu,. I • Oldest citizeps who —»-— •»-- 1 *».nu;,i.. ____ ttherdamag*. Munday after a tew days visit with | j graveyard on the quiet 'hithide over\ ' 1 looking the SL Joseph river say that , , relatives in'Baltimore- Mr. Barney - for peclion before ■' _ S5.0Q ir $15 . $11.00 ■ 77777777X7" * «-«-1 i While Trolling on Gun Lake Workman excavating for the South i BendA- Michigan Southern railroad near 1 Benton Harbor unearthed two coffins | from a hillside, old residents declare ! 15c 25c 15 to 25c ■ R | winter ’ is now the <juest;<)n at home cruel husband. Isaac Edson baa a wntch which is j Mpr’sU,'k ,,f I ii'li'rwear in no doubt the oldest in existence in thia pan oi ot IUC tbe Miaic. Mate. “ It *■ ia v«~ one — of — the old and Children’Hs pun Put. .»uu v/uuuniu wij| please both i fashioned ones and bears the mnrk of • °pIigllH() nlfj. 1 A full linn, •f Mittens, Gloves. Batting, Wool rarath i^' ('°miorters "and uu* bwi P’Wnki’tBun hand. . P an'r.e "I-ambertville a"',1 “Bal1 Band” goober, f<)r rtwkjJ and felfe 1741, aa the year of manufacture.- It . .... —r,r_— ha* boon In tbe Edson tamllicx (or over n hundred years.—Onego Union. - The mw and'planing mill of Wohn Hamilton of Stottl was complotrty horned to the ground Tuesday, canning a low ot *2.000. Nathan Tripp baa been arreted charged with setting On­ Babf* Awful Suffering from Eczema We • • I v’tc jour trade in these goods WiWflT50N, lRV|ENrRflL ST0RE’kvinq, nicniQgM, V«i Gulliver, ot Benton Harbor.ta» to bo kept in a padded cell at.tbe county jail at 8L Joeepb. luring become violently insane from grief »TOr recent death ot hia wife and two little HOr.M. Mayor Todd, ot Jaekuon. oondemna voting wh^ £ «ya permit fraud to ho perpetrated by dishone* election offices. R. B. Itlesser. Dice Pres. banked rregularly at stated periods pet is tbe sure road to prosper^ A. A. Anderson, Cashier. Directors Wester tncsscr. R. B. messer. R. C. Troth. tn. L Coon, Von can't all reach tbe limit of wealth, but you can all D. S. Ooodvcor. Begin Hn Account Olilb Us Co-day Cake Waters. fl. fl. Anderson. r cent Interest as H's better than putting It off to-morrow. Our savings bank takes any amount you want to deposit. Put your money in as soon as you have a surplas and It will be safe. — Could Not Hold Her — Tore 1 Kcynolds.W. R.-Cook andC. W.Mixei ■ Face and Arms Almost to “ Pieces — I । Grateful Mother Sayst I i "CUTICURA REMEDIES 'SAVED HER LIFE” ‘•When rty little girl was six nionth. old. she had urcnir- ,We had ured cold cream, and all kinds of remedies, but nothing did her any good, in fart, .he kept grttlrw 1 ?>cd *“ wrap her bands a,-, nnd when 1 would dreu her. I hud to put het on the table, for 1 could not Hold her. She would kick and Kreamjand when she could, she would, tear her face and anna almost to piece.. I toed four boxes of CuticuraOiutmrtit. two cikesof Cun­ eo re Soap, and gave her the Cuiicur. Resolvent, and .be was edred, pod 1 see no traces of the humour left. 1 can truthfully toy that thev have aired her life, and I should ,=^vise any one suffering to .he did. to rive Cultaura iSTtSal. Mta.G.A.CoueMl.Uw bon, N. H., Feb. 7. 1898. five years later Mrs. Conrad Writes “It is with pleasure that I can in­ form y^tist the cure Um been pe£ “■£d.Wre^^ to tbe mill. Vvr ''’■WKaters, Jer"•’ol Overshirte, ' » an,i Duok Coa*«hrabiiitv8'’4 warmth and , Wester Itlesser. President. ta^re*;?e7'J.hfetog.leep ^t5S^o.hb:^n^^ tub ’cutienra *n? ingn with CuticuraOintment, tb-grea ikfn cure. This is the Putre"t\’^Sjl 1 ! i • Misses Florence Diamond. Pearl Ha I snd Grace Grant served iu the dinin : room. Mrs. Wood catering. A ver • pleasing feature of this charming home" was the singing of two sel« tions by Mrs. Frank Hams.acconipanic I by Mm. Joseph J. Emery An orchei tra stationed upstairs furnished rnusi • throughout the reception. •’Tlie sun’s boatr” said the natrunfl mer "Well, l« »» wy <bnt tb» VB,a Of tile sun s beat Is «2.'.,tK»0.(M». Non what pmp<>**tiotl of all that yalue d you suppose wnrnm the eartbl Onl; 2 cepts’ worth. "All the Test of the sun a bent 1 wasted in Epace. Of the $25,000.00 the earth only get" - cento. “With Coal I rail give you anotbc Idea of the sun’s heat. Suppoae tha the enrth was to i-ontrnct to heat th sun. l»o you know what the resul would be? AH the coal m»on tlie enrtl would suffice to maintain the presen solar heat for Ju«t the one-tenth of second.• -Philadelphia Bulletin. j A beautlfi'l young lady nnd her Xticd beautiful, mother were wnlklngydowu the street together wbenthejv^Set twa gentlemen whom tbe mc^er/kDew. “How much your daughter resembles youf’ exclaimed one. / “How closely you resemble your daughter!” exclaimed the other. Now, which of th«*o two gentleme* do you think was toirlted home to tea , rl Femirs had been conWhen’ vlcted ofy-^nurder great efforts wert ^obtain a pardon, on tbe ground made 1 that to > was insane. -His mother being ed to and requested to writea uu« letter on the subject, answered Zell, bat If I do, bow am I to marry paid on Savina* Deposit*. money to Coan on fiastiiifls City Real Estate Security. | Have You a Full Dress ■al liable additions: to your They are valuab __ __ 5such occasions as Weddings, wardrobe. On Evening Parties, and Dances, you will need one or the other of these garments. A sack or frock suit is very much out of place at any formal or semi-formal gathering ■ after six o’clock. The man who observes and carries out these small, but necessary, social distinctions, is remembered gratefully by his host or hostess. Let us show you our line of Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits; you'll like the garments ■ —you’ll like the prices. $25.00 to $40.00 . The same guarantee of style, fit and workman­ ship that is given on the applies also to these suits. Outfitter for Men, Suit? �1, 1905- HASTUIGB BA NX EK. KOV- MICHIGMIS (ARE fOR HOMIISS (HILBREN A TERRIBLE FALL The Kidneys ' COURT H.QJJSE NEWS. ‘ I While Trimming a Tree in Hl* Yard ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1«. or stagnant, the whole |- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. system suffers. Don't, neg­ WAKKANTY DEEDS. lect them at this time, l>at RoyC Fuller to Chas. B. heed the warning of tbe i - Baldwin, north half lots 3. and 5 Blk. 13 Striker's add aching back, the bloated 4city 00 face, the sallow complexion, t A. E. 180t Kenastion to Allen Beck, the urinary disorder, and lot 1801, City1«W 00 begin treatment at once with i C. W. H. Cassidy estate to | * Milo Williams Fell About 15 ft.. | Striking on His Head. _ - When Governor Baldwin In b>. fires tnaugontl me-W in 18™ recomareodrel a roimniailun U> mveatinaW H- »»«*«. and when that oumtntaion reported in the lullowina year and the Inrialatnne ‘ Coutlliuc J tram l«lte °°e AND Thbou r nvremmcn* for ths chihlnw of «*“ l""r “d ll” “ comm tben tllrir home »>I1U I have taken several Post Graduate pimvtl ip .P1ro«a r»fib bom- J>y w„ enu-r^l upon.' .Urtrf ope" » addition to my regular medical .i.r.r J in indMtore or Hoption. or otuin iteU „.„r<xhl.-n MUno‘ eI“ specialty of treating all dlsenw.s.f i;,„ • "uks, .npport. or apo returned to counit— M in .11 tbe world an jmrtitution of ibnt ineligible. «ll»n indentured tn home, etarretre. which they mijbl V EYE, EAR, NOSE AND thrOat they are atill I the ward, of the etato. . model; and oor SUW Poblte School are vieiu-d and watched over by the h„. iwelf la-conte .the tnodel upoo I fit glasneH by the latest an-i ' which oltwr otlwr ,iaire rt»t« a. have tmilt. »'• ... ™ ,t»to «ent,and returned lo th- tn. - whicb .... ............. Emeline Trego, lot 1 blk. 7, scientific methods. tuthm or tram-erred if found un«it; )(uut spying oura and the Kunfield add city. 1100 oo ably placed Tte number in famllio, , of other, bare been j Lewis R. Flint which best on indenture hl the prerenl time |,y it. And ju« now Kaporinsafest, m«n.W«o «» i lino, with 4» more in familtee on Montgomery i. in nvwipc of Rhoda Helmer to James D. trial. There have boon returned to it|ett^.fromlbeHonorableW>lli,mlTownsend, 10 ac sec 84, ™untiM by vr onierjof „( New York, conveying a — . the - - l^ard ot con; I ... L-. of • . coropbmenl tor onrSule School. Castleton....................................... trol.... 724, and 222 have a.kd died. 101 of Ellen A. Olive- to Grant Dicker{family home*, There , He i. preparing a paper upon chtldwhich were ii £------ 1 i sou, 88Jt sec 17,_Hope.... 250(1 00 hnrt» been.adcgited by proceedings in ii.s imrtitntioo, for the approaching DR. YOUNG’S j Geo. -L. Hall to Henry Glasnet. prolate court. -Mij; 4«l: 867 have become m.vting of national a-oci.t-1 chart, lottll Phillipa add. Nashville 10541 00 of legal age; 1 girt* have lx*n married tiea and u. a high authority along «uch 588 have been restored to parents, 1W line. In bl» letter acknowledging Wm. L. Herrick to W. H. The and lust assorted liueof have become self-supjiortinK., and W* document, and information fnroivhod. . Spence. 14ac sec 82, Yankee j Springs now remain in the institution. rang”’** I„ »<-, that lie bad found nothing »> HEAVY FUR, to eighth ! J* wa tiiifuctory in «*nlta ASTRACAN. BEAVER and I ::r_..,ree.. tn rnotnltl! iug in age fnom infuui ' Elisha Raymond to Joe. H. GRADUATED FROM CITY j Hammond, 40 ncsec 14. Hope bOU 00 HIGH SCHOOL. years. ' in all bi. invent ik-atlon, MONTANA BUFFALO OVERCOATS • The l»ard < f control reckons the an­ I Ven. indeed, it <b— P”>'Philip Pratt to Geo. F. LankThe Michigan Alumnus, issued coat of m—ntau-ing ■ 1 HORTON. i ard. 39 ac sec 21, Hastings.. HOG 00 monthly by the Alumn’i Aaaodaticn of nual per cap! - -— — ever brought to Hast by. any on.-firm. Now k<L the children ifi the school the past year the University of Michigan, has the : Eva N. Youngs to Owen Mc­ time to make your st while tli!-s: .l-k i. to thave lawn #*8.88,'aud the cost to A certalu lady of wealth .Hying In following to kay about Arthur Hall winb-fs ,.f ihe.h.^ Laughlin. Business Blk., <tall early and get a full “ warin lw ui th. [ the north of In land wa- recovering who graduated from the Hastings High tbe state institution and i Nfudiville Coati you. ever saw. suit pr your nmney hack, ' " School along in the early eighties. homes who an - still theL-.1 1 from a wrlim- HIih-ms and one n.oruGeo. E. Demnray to H. H, For this * ^-iJh fnr "u ,,,a’ *hW* permanently cure Hie father. Prof. C. B. Hall, ''now of state, at f29. W per child, Anspati^h. parcel sec 0. ,...,j1)ytn.-nt. As she passed vs> penditnrv j~—------ the —. children Detroit; was Supt. of schools here for moderate ' Woodand.... 12001 00 have been investigated all parts ot I p ' ' in ' ” —-■* rnp nnd. plate’to her nurse . -All Ogg thing ” the state, legally’committed where found '■ hjM.'Ma|,!.-j... .... TH n -dt-lk-lous , Morgan Jones to Jacob Rebor. Arthur G. Hall. ’87. taught at, . ... ..i«’.' W Ita t a Sold under Positive Guarantee ( lots 1 and 4 Blk. 15 Kenfieldi HASTINGS, Grand Rapids, Mich., after graduation. > ‘'Ugihle. tnu spurtod tu Coldwater. J tjicu.- with much melancholy. I twocomplete suits of j pity." she addetl. ” lt Is common mich 200;00 2nd Add city .... ^. i Call and get valuable book and was principal at La Porte. Ind. supplied with every case, housed and nicunirtliv poor." -Ixindon ulobe. Hicame to the University of Michigan ■ clothing, in . D. ,R. Foster to Levi R. Perkins FREE .,..2.h-e.with parental । lot 13 City 400j 00 as instructor in mathematics in 1HH. I bonrdad. watclu-d ovi A 1’onilry MUI. Jrkneiw From IMtio to 1002 he studied at Leipzig : solicitude in jd. ~r.-. ainFin healfb. Mary •< father was making th? ex­ I*:.. D D from ' •instructed in heir -proper schon’grades periment uf raising . lih-kcns with an Prescriptions prepared as if ;for receiving'his degree of Ph. — ---W. H. Spence to W. L Herirck. that university in IM02. Since HKtt he !.fro,u kindcrgatrt.m to grammar, ir.ucnt- laeub itor hi bls Imru. The neighbors the Doctor's own use. 14 ac sec 2, Yankee Springs.. . ’. * ... . _ . , ,---• f.i to wejcoiniftg-i ff-Tt- linich interested In this expert- has born mcristant of math"i ui HU<1 tr‘■ nsjnirted' 1 i - tins prafessor oiM-u n^-omaiu print-amir main*'.................. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. : ( mutica at the University of Illinois. I family homc-t HS fHst as such doors m<vt. and. meeting Mary, one of them Sign of the Elephant. PROBATE COURT. Ho left that position' at the beginning i °Pen to them. and thwi faithfully visi- j In lie George Preston, sdlqged joto liH-umc head 1 t^Lind watch-1 over during tlw i-niire | cotnpwut. bcuriug imtefhtlMy pun-1 'J*- I’"3'"1 >'w *" but we’re rankin’ some,’* re - . r wardship- -all for f2»4-' poiied . ■ ! °f the department of mathematics at ' period’ oi tbe Many of Ihe.-ie precious ' piled tin little maiden. - Lippincott** ♦ „ " . ,, ,, , . j Miami University. Oxford. Ohio. 3v per year -T । Estate Cassius M. Mowry, claiins|1Mrs. -- are irifints. - Hall wnsOctnvia R Stilling. *83- wante Until 18HT. the law ; Magazine. Guaranteed .in every way. Tlie 'c.-i' ♦ heard and allowed. I did not perini;" the reception ot children ! .-Your prescription is filled just right lent running and most perfect ma under one yeir. Since - then eighty- at Mulholland’s, t MADE TO ORDER ♦ Estate Eli Hilton, proof of will filed chine on the market. 1 order admitting will entered. Ixxid OBITUARY. i eight such hate laxm-received, thirty- i the five objections that ev«y "the! .I.-, in M!< hi.ian state land office. + filed and letters issued to Wm. {A. ILily<ar. Not.all Malinda Kipp. was horn in Marshal], i lwo i] the last yearYou may eeleet your, rotary machine always have. " ■ in- 1 511tw „ Mich.. May 24th. 1833 and died al her | Cftho.-hwreirtcdly - . . t-. nt-rvuy ----- ~~ XikSU — own cover. More ’ Estate Susan M.- England, kietitibn home. in Hastings. Mich.. October 24. J st i tut ion. A ! aw of 1003 authorizing ii< v-rn>»Hl I'rimary M-hi-M land. Mtiuitrd in liar This machine juste fits the stis lc than one hundred ..... ..f infants »n.l tlu.ir 'L ' • I?™. 1 * < “ ». for probate of will filed, hearing Ndv. 1906. aged 70 years-and 6 months. She j the connnitmeit of infants and their where QUALITY in the MOTTo samples to select from 24. petition-for special administrator was married to Charles C. Ames. Oct. indenturing in approved families in . . - — ut. ualeen ptevknraly rrCall and give me your atvurdlnr to hw. William ‘ filed, bond filed and letters of adnimis- 11. 1852. He died Oct. 17, 1884. To their own bounties without being dcriDed order and have a tration issued to Jerome J. England. this union, four children were bom brought to th< school, has considerably couch made just as ----Town Range Estate of Jacob Erb, final account two of whom preceded her to tbe spirit enlarged the wjork. and with greater you want it. of administrator heard and Allowed world. Those left are Selah N.and Mrs. economy, so tint since the presage uf . 55 The Quality Furniture Store. Phone 76. 16 that act more: than one half of the : £££ __ _ — -, discharge q-3 ir-riuWA issued w to xzn David . to Icken. r,* n. Florence S. Logan, both of Hustings. eighty eight iiifanUi who have become i PEOPLE S gXCHANGE t E«t»t6 Oeorge W. PwSk, inune. Mich. She was married to Andrew F. state wards are recorded. 4re/ n t • r» * Petition for reimbursement of iftate for Ames. Jnne 10th. 1898 and moved to A condition of most happy omen ] ♦ W, K, Jamieson, Prop, ! expenses at asylum filed. Hearing Hastings, Oct. 17 th, I MOO on East State . j 1st bldg north of National Bank. 4 Nov. 18. Photograph. Road St. where she has since resided. has been devdb{*ed in this, operation. ■ j We therefore ask our friends to It can lie justly said of her, she was The demand 6>r l«t its outrun* tbe ■ 4-44 ♦ 4 H ♦♦!»♦♦♦♦••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Jta Ke of William L. H. Westgate. supply and tha little waif*, do not re1 u good wife, a loving mother and ca || early before .the Holiday ---- --------- ----- —-------------------------r- minor. Application for adoption and ; , ■ main in the institution long. This i OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I nan,° Order ofi adop- kind neighbor. rush, and get their orders in NOW. We can give yon better serviceanil ' Tbe fcner.1 wm held «t Jhe hmpn | “"W lo I us . as a community than . ’ •» . tjon entered and change of name made better satisfaction. Remember that until further notice.'with every child, for in many j Tlicrwliiy morning al S o'clock con- th,‘ -wviog ol the I i to Howard Deller. dozen of $4 00 photos or over, we will give an enlarged photograph )6ut> becomes the saver of' ; Uuctcl l, L. uinuivt. Bradley. IIIH-IInter- , I,w 1 ‘•Jy Rev. C. au. ..... in the at naAumu Bedford - th.-home. Then- la no rivllirer like inches incize, FREE OF CHARGE. mellt I,, wav cemetery n, MARRIAGE LICENSES. said one of our customers the Callninn enntj. . • U“ ,l" cradle: and when we ■ Fred E. Ogden. Middleville.. other day, nnd he Yokes the sen­ ------------------ ' see hearts year ling in i-hildlcs> htimes 1 astings mich PHOTOGRAPHER timent of all.! There’s a reason Mand Gammagb. Middleville. ..-------------------------- . . ^or the. couand prattle uf infant voice for it. . ., SIndc Him Komrairk. Ernest L. Truax. Middleville When the first Turklsli minister, ! ’ ,'‘re **’ ,ar^'r liupc coining into view THE REASON WHY? Edyth M. Rogers • S9 Mele Mele, came tn Wnaldugtou*. «_»»hen the visit < It’s because we handle Chicago • Chas E. Hart. Kalamazoo ..*1 grand hall wna plnnued iu Ills tiondE ^-hich these ■■ibservationo art baaed. . • Beef, and the best, that can be’ . M. Belle Lower. Nashville .... ..SI Hundreds of.invitations were sent out. there bought In this county. Just re­ mere were funlutir or-live wee bits of '— * , member us with your next order. nnd nearly. everybody who received > hnmanity.in thununery.all centtd ' . vrntadly Cheajiest accident insurance—De. one came, for there was much curiosli - • • ’ tlitujsck-s * their - ’ ’ nursing . Mz applying to . Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Etops the paih We Deliier to ill parts of the elty. All important Turk In bis bottles. Onq Wu»>o little, w young. ' and heals the wound. Z ” dreggistM J*——' -1 *** to see native dress. Particularly were per- so weak, that ij set med doubtful.if the {A Phone orders giren special attealion. sons anxious to examine the splendid frail apark of life could bo kept in it; I The advertisements are as much the dress turban which had been described but the superintendent thought they 1 fA news of the day os any other feature and talked about, made, ns It was, of Agents plaster of parts, yet looking like jhe would bring it through. The only of a newspaper.—Louis Wiley. For SWIFT'S Jersey Butler finest muslin. When the evening ar­ deaths so far in the institution this I ine in this city. This is the The undersigned having engaged in other business, will sell at public auction at rived, Mele Mele seemed to be the only year have'been three such as that—al- I 1 “I suffered habitually from consti­ best made and you’ll be their farm, one mile east and one-half mile south of the i ♦•liter of the life under any condi­ pation, Doan’s -Regulcts relieved aud one who was not having a good time. most hopelew pleased with it. He stood looking as If he did not know tions: and yet what bundles uf mighty ] 1 stregtln-ned the bowels, so that they town of Castleton, one and one-half miles north and “iie wile' have been regular ever since. A. E. I that everybody was admiring him and Iioasibilities’ Nu death at all occurred ' west of Nashville, on section 22, on . Davis, grocer. Sulphur Springs. Texas. altogether was very much bored till in the school ast year. A visit to ' । suddenly he caught a glimpse of a big M. J. Weaver, Prop. negro woman who was assisting Ju the hoqiital ahoWed throe in bed, and I CARD ok THANKS. To tbo frit nds and nelchbois who so kindly serving the supper. Cor. Jefferson and Court streets. Instantly he three otherawt play in a family of.one j tuslsted us durin< ttir IllnptM and death of out! and for the beautltul flowers we oner rushed up to her and, throwing his hundred sixty seven children The Phone 238. KfSSS: i mother, our sincere thanks. 8fi.au H. Auks, arms about her neck, gave her a good ■ health conditions have been greatly { FIXIUKNCK M. Limian. I kiss, explaining that he could not help improved iu the past year by recon- . it, she reminded him so much of his strutting the ini eriors of the cottages ! bent nnd most expensive wife, anid. ■ in which the ch Idreu& are boured; rid-1 while the company thought it a very J I ‘}jnglto1’.® of theIn °eunconquerable j I*tr black inaran 4 yearn old. sired bv odd thing to do, everybody :ould un- . ■■ ----- t -uutc ,i -th, wio’t* tin* Spike tooth diag derstnnd that he was a bometick man • ’Uptheria infection which had caused Old Bob. well matched, weight -SOO Top buggy l.aml Roll« R j deaths for manytyesrs. and fitting them | “ ami nobody minded It In the least. I ’“*v“ ' Geltlmg colt, 1 year old, Perelwron DriU FiVUiihc ill Buu saw 4 with sanitary convenience* ____ to „ ’ tbe btyod Stock Big Injun tmlky^jov I great physical .aid moral ndrantage uf i AL Sacking colt front a sou of Old Bob ; Have you never wondered how the inmates. bimlrelcratc1 • Hay rack J Tell her she takes no risk in buying here | when a wire Is broken or damaged tie­ Good cow giving milk,fresh in Jan. . ttimiqri. Thu atmoepherk* of the school •bool ;j ^isB disdis- Ajl Set of double hltii tween two distant cities tlie operator, I wo-yenr-old heifer due iu Jan. It’s about-time, to thiuk about changing to heavier underwear. We’ve ejeecdin^y '• </■ Jf) I'i nbi.sitting In bls office, can tell exactly llnctiy Christian, and exceedingly nearly new wholesome. Politeness of behavior thought about it and here are a few of our thoughts in tangible form: 1 wo-year-okl heifer . l.o;. chai." where the accident has occurred? H.hiivior and and I1 hk K Grind stone The explanation is very simple. It kindliness of f.i-ling am instilted into < A 5,>enr'i,!K? . - calves .. [aus fkAbout i5U rap bucket Men's Heavy Fleece Art** Ladies’, Misses and Children'H requires force to send electricity the young mipdb. Mr. J. B. Mint- 1 " -4 good breeding ewes Lined Underwear.... vJC Heavy Fleece Lined Underwear to go with them ji through a wire. The longer the wire gornory i. KCTiok hi, eighth year, a, 1 /A W into brotxl sow •u fodder Is the greater Is the force required. This suiK-rintcndeut. nnd under him is an ■ Also Fleece Lined Jlosiery. Quantity of hay air (’utter 2 nice young Poland China brood sows । force Is measured, but Instead of call- efficient crops off managers, teachers, j Pair bob sleigh, t utt | Ing It pounds, as In measuring the 17 slioats weight about 125 to 150 noram. and variunn officers and a>aist- 1A Quantity household -■ I pressure In a boiler, electricians call BUTTERICK PATTERNS. champion mower Tiger liav mk-« ants We may >■♦ letter able to appr< - a / Set of log bunks f.>r wa. the units of electrical force "ohms.” Hock Island hay loader 5 Suppose a wire between two offices ciate this institution if we know”rome 1" k.Osborn hay tedder Champion binder 2 grain cradles Phono No. 10. -X !ls 160 miles long, and that on a stormy circumstances uf Rs origin and how Oliver plow PS coimbiflittion , LeJtr riding cultivator night It gets broken somewhere. The 2-plnnger corn planter, nnd 1,1 telegraphist knows that when tbe wire articl ist.o r.vini< ' -Wn,l0U was sound It took Just 2,100 ohms to ' send a current through, or 14 ohms Just More per mile. He now finds that he can All the above tools are nearly new and in good condition. send a current with only 700 ohms. 32r“"t.bS lhL2°' ,ime r°" wil1 e--' He divides 700 by 14, and finds that rebrf. It hM .breu the eeperieooe .1 | the break In the wire Is fifty miles Im" trite urerlyeve.ythingfuc from bls end. Hood’s Sarsaparilla contains Lhe and curatave substance^ Thrusilay afternoon Milo Williams suffered a terrible fall at his home on Wat Green Street It seems thft he was trimming a tree in' his yard and -had climbed up to a height of 12 or 15 feet, when he was taken with a faint­ ing spell. He fell to the ground, strik­ ing on his head and shoulders. The doctors say that had he been conscious when he fell to Isaac M. the accident might have terminated in sudden death' or result­ ed in the breaking uf several bones. But being unconscious the muscles were relaxed. No bones were broken and he regained consciousness in about a half an hour. ' Mr. Williams is SO years of age. and considering this fact bis escape seems miraculous. At this writing he is resting easily, and tbe probabilities are that be will recover. XX* OR. C. H. BORTON** JUST RECEIVED RECTAL , DILATORS PILES and CONSTIPATION Townsend. . W.J. HOLLOWAY THE NEW ELDRIDGE ROTARY SEWING MACHINE. | COUCHES See It; Try It; YOU'LL BUY II, IT TAIAPO TIME? To Make a I OR I IIWI t “Your Steaks are Always Tender.” H , . H. J. Christmas , AUCTION SALE; People’s Meat Market Break the News To Mother.... HORTON’S. If All Has Failed Try Once 1 READ THIS WE OFFER SLAB WOOD IN FIVE CORD LOTS OR OVER FOR. ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD (Si.iS) DELIVERED. WILL ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY loo CORDS AT THIS PRICE. R. K. — Grant ■ Then- I, a good story told ot Sir Chleb Chart Lo Frog Lnh. who was formerly Chinese minister to England. Tenrs ago he was secretary to Li Hung Chang. He is a very able man, aud among other accomplishments speaks and writes English perfectly. The Story Is Riven in “ThANavy as I Hare Known It.” Ll Hung Chang is reported to have said to him, ‘T don’t know bow it Is We send our men to Europe and America, and have foreign Instructors la our colleges, as do tbe Japanese, but we do not seem to derive the ad­ vantage from their Instrnctlon which the Japanese do.” Rheumatism < 1 .___ without v..~.w..t a cure Or even relief . TRY " 1 “ Ath-lo-pho-ros & SaKL pains. A Cure On ro is re surely r.ne.1.. ...__*< and . . . penenev. hod you, ch.ua, MV even bett„ tluln a uSuSdTS 1 •Inrtdy cted. 55* '» a. seat of ! To this Chleh Chen Ix> Feng Ia* re­ <u« ud plied; "That la quite true. I was a class­ mate of the Marquis Ito In England He Is now prime minister of Japan Xanow the Proprietors THE ABOVE WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE: NO BY-BIDDING �—Hastings A BANNER WANT ADV. DID IT. Clias. Cock.ot Jtoe. was iwen wending | hi, way thrvngli* IlMlingx towMhlp with several littln pig, hi, wagon. The night wa, .ucb an nnnnnal one that an old acquaintance ,.k.-d him where he had been. HI, anawer war Almnt •» follow.:- 'Ire been trying 1 throut // (QAT. \Thcn they'” not * ’t, Approved HOOD.R'®^5 N Pi°H2l3 "l W 158.” ' TA.ll (t 4 TRUST not made. We-carti SR and mark -.C/>-iwr£VS i;jf‘gc line of . ME and PERT I TOILET « 1TIGLES oAts -t of the “w is th« ■>st-oniplete. he x-st coat ha :k. j llFERD »* j OAESOlK' SEELEYS. i i -JiNKS. ,S Not MFS.CO. ; I flSIUB : MICH. ; ■ ’ '■ Varief). ! correspondence : ’ I I i Kronewitter. in Irving, wasn't feeling j real well Thursday, so be went out and husked Itet baskets pf corn that day. ■ I’ is said that Leo kept a steady stream • of ( mi going from his hands tu the ; baskets all daylong, anif is waiting ■ ... — .. -------------. can .teat..his . 1 tu hear from the man who record. YNES, • —— -----------------RUTLAND CENTER. ( | | Ernest Erway of the city spent St|n-1 day st Fred Otte’ 1 B It: 'LL BUY IT. oitqre Store. tograph. ierids to Holiday A. D' Cadwallader’s H ?* out buildings. • :,it 1 acres R. For sale exchuivelyQjy W«hNert Bros. ।. : . miles from The lader uf fame i*!\ve-ar** up aud minutes down. \ >f line pt-eeh large sugar farm, Mood. Li'lr is :bate- ■vice and h every ph 16x30 n: GRAPHER ■ eri r.s. ,1 -'••T tight: 3 ■..id. Good heeteii out*. v. i’.h grout; line <b>;>r. a Stands artmnd )5 rty fide tire’ 1 K filer J frill k b! ci liter* inn led, ebi gRY P uiiti etc.Cutter £ oes I 'o'her lion . N an. iBvt, tewte Nktl) itotieiho n ‘ratned. bond ibanff^ it ; fI-awed 16x32 • S:ilX- ice • I'. 2 corn cribs, . ■ Telephone ■r '2*- ••’.ge of l«iIdfrom schdol; I : : of 300 in’.’Gin a railroad itettoj it Uilfe btbiu town f®per I ,ar tl|ins. ddn? ■ far > ytfj" ; IL • SPEprtl PANT SALE at fl£ E. LUNN, / FISC TAILORIKO- HASTINGS, MICH. * 'IFK OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. been inposed upon by Tin '. I propose to pay you highest for your Rags, Rubbers, old lors, Old Papers, Magazines Etc. you a Cash market for everyOUR HUSBAND KNOWS ME. I have secs in Hastings and Barry County ■ jrs. I respectfully request ronage, I will treat you FAIRLY, ■ ::ic. HONESTLY. Yours Respectfully, September 1st. 1905 Sylvester Greusel, Ware House Opposite C. K.4JS. R- R. Depot nn ler inio int iukal'le er c 'nt im, IDDING THURSDAY. FRIDAY - SATURDAY NOV. 2, 3 and 4 For this sale we shall have besides par own assortments. special lines from leading manufacturers. embracing, the newest and best, styles of 'the season. W» guarantee these garments up-to-date in style, workmanship and, material. Long Coate with Empire aud Box Backs have been particularly strong sellers. We shall family hen* and occupy the Render-j shntt house near. the depot. He will ; OHE POUND BETTER THAN TWO OF ORDINARY COFFEE t» Uvikfd up by a splendid repntation/of many yeare. ^l|il iu the cup will tell the real story—you H inert* THE PRICE 25 CENTS THE POUND COOK & SENTZ, Bum the FatnouB Palatine Oil. Sold only by ub. Th* Grocer*. Will you not favor us with an inspection I , THE DATES ARE NOV. 2, 3 and 4 3. Goodyear Co: i I Kot* where he will join his brother- I Mr. Geo Bixler and wife entertain* 1 I in-law L. G? Schill and go to western '«>d the former’s .father and mother of j | Canada to lookjfor land. Yankee Springs last .Sunday. The Only Special Sale 4 Mrs. L. C. Sfehill is visiting in this Ctare'WatNon and wife visited the t Vicinity with Her sisters Mrs. Silsby latter's pan-na-near Laltarge lust Sun- ‘ lind Bw-htal. pin v?nt Saturday and . • Mm Roterl .l*>lin*on is wriondy irk «i this wlithng N"i m.nch b..pes i Sunday in Delten. ■ |) i Becjh.tel spent Thn'raday. in Bedford jlartingti 'a-t Luuday •1 the guest uf Mrs. Lucy Hicks. ; Joe and Hotvard Bdl of Mapld’Tow ' 'FREEPORT. ! spent Sunday fit F. G. Silsby’s. i j.^ir] Hu||it<|rTger. „ . was wtu* .visiting Lin . find [friend* in tbe village. ■ John Gheesman and family spent 1 parents ..... ■j Sunday at W. i». Eaton’s. ' I Thursday, retiturning to Grand Rapids j ' moved in the H Ethnonds house lately | vacated by H Bechtel who moved iu the Mrs Hall house A Edmonds will spend the com- j Dr. H. C. Pei-kbrnn was a visitor in i | the Valley Chi' Thursday. j ^Miss Nettie Bussell came home from | ' Olivet Thursday She returned Mon-1 ing week in leasing tbe guest of her (day. . mother. ' I .Miss .Mande Sisson was homo from “"Tengra Ickes fa visiting relatives in 1 Hastings over Sunday. I Coldwater. . ' Mrs. Wm. Washburn and Mrs. F. A. Coldwater. —_.I-------------- . Simon were the guests of ‘Mrs. Frank NASHVILLE. Ickes of Carlton. Friday. i Misstrlemm Pancoast of Hastings! Hertert Freeland and wife returned! dosed her fall f 'rin of school in the j from Port Byron. N. Y. wliere they | ! Feigiuier distAct Friday i have been for a month's visit with the i I WwnrJ p»lmi«er dirt Mimitay 1 ' P»re=l - W- •»<! •' w ! .„ ................. Mr. M 11 -Ho«- , Go«l»'r jI rnvr nu-r of ot rheumatic rh.'iunwti.' fever. fe*®l- He Hv was wiu. 6< 0. Mr*.t liella Perkin* and Glen were.Id ' wars old and left a «nd two sisters (iranfl Rapids Wednesday and Tbnrato mourn their taw. The remains were day . -u ,-^cofu Will ni T-,-i»r ><) wife*. tbe-----guests Taylorn<mid wife,! 'taken topiivet and laid beside those of H. E. Ludlow and Mrs. George .Nagj his wife. . Bessie Brown - who -1 .trachea uenr I, II z-.i Charlotte her set dosed her school Friday for I two weeks vacation. [ Will Titmnndi a”'1 family, have moved io NaebuiUe »™1 Vml Pri™ I,»J fumily hi»» meed onto Mr. i ’ j j ler vtaited nt Sam Geiger's near Way­ ‘ Jjm(1 weduemluy and Thuradny. • 1 j। Mrs. Harriet Comte is very ill ut tbe ! Y) home uf her daughter. Mrs. Jas. D. | Cool. A. B. Carter is the new office ant at Dr. A. O. Millar’**. Titmarah's farm. MiM Mae Tinkler of Marti ng* i* viaK V. smilk.wa* «t Jxitaan it ing at M. W. Duffy's. tm.lmw the Uttfr part of Iho week. Walter Geiger of Hastings, viaited Jli«a CharlolU- Brumm and Mn« relative* in thp village Sunday. i Minnie Form- of Hartml.’ were her.. Beaten Kaerclx r and wife enter­ tained friends from Lake Odessa Sun­ | over Sunday: 1I Mr*. Louin J (pending a day. Brumm in- .prmling couple <>f w~k* with her ^ughK-r t Isaac Moore nnd wife called on Mrs. I City Mm. &1 Aslam Gaekeler north of town. Sun<lay • PKlmrr i» vl-itlng friend. | ilternoon. Mm Gaokricr is very ill M Bailie Cri ck J. W. xFoglesong is in Chicago on Mr. .nd Mm. Wi.ltard Viemunmr oi businef*5 this week. Knlamo were 4RU*t» Mr" ' ’ j Mra. Martha Clemens ia. spending | the winter with' her sister. Mra. parents Saturday CbaRtm;. ..a (jollee is a rare blend of the choicest co flee show these in black and colors, as well aji other styles. Onr line of Furs will in­ dude oppostttn, mink. fox. squirrel and others. This.sale will giv«* ydii an oppor­ tunity to inspect an assortment of Coats and Furs equal to many slunvn in larger cities. We guarantee that, quality considered, our prices will he a< h>« if not lower than those quoted by mail order houses or firms in othtjr cities.* . te ready for work in the near future, t p. Icke.-s. Mr. L S Hills started on his trtp iu . i H. Bechtel smarted for Battle Creek tte west Monday, he will work in I । Sunday morning enroute for N. Da- ’ Kansas for a while. , I j It Touches the Spot The Vital Spot The hirsty Spot •"none 37. We wish to announce our fifth annual Coat and Fur Sale Mrs. Wil! Main i-.slowly improving I l rida>’ ' in health. ' T E (.’iieesebrongh was in Grand, | Jacob DePridsler of Hastings hits Rapid-t Wednte|«x J SYLVESTER GREUSEL P-1 COAT and FUR SALE j P8RS0NAL LETTER FBCHW TO r Goodyear Co The Mif*sea Myrtle Darling and Helen [ Fritz of Hastings visited George Me-! Cuifnell and wife over Sundin Mr. E. R Puweraand*vife of Grand j Rapids visited hi H. C.. Stronjg's.fartd Sunday. Last Saturday Mrs N J William* ’ nil<«.intU Wr’u.ur Mo' K B Piper I children of Grand Rapids ... . , . , . Irving to nave a much needed blacksmith again Charley Barlow of Hurtitwu has, rented tbe shop and will move bis 1 i Ray Frcewa^i ajid wife and Susi*Ormsby spent Sunday tin guests of' H. B Av'lri 7-and Wife <>f Hastings .iJaYP's Freemuii. ■ , : ? Hills last Thursday, ; ijiiiries Fn-eimti; called on Battle! Me'yin Puff in* gone । n a hunting * Creek friends Stmday and Monday* ! trip r.p north. 1 sMm A. Edinond* iu>d Mrs. II Miss Nina C iilett visited friend* half In at b {\ Harry Williams sjient Sun«lny near umn s *Sunda> ; Shelbyville. | -take Traxtarjand wife called on the 0 Floy Erway closed her fall term of' krttijr s brotteij Henry Dixon Sunday sclitwl in tbe Ritchie district Friday ■ Stella! Banett is home from' * and is now home for n few weeks va- Chicago visiting her parent* REAL, r<f'IE HXCHKNOE,, catiiai. . (Jct.20asf.il! was tern to Douglas1 ice over I’ir’ son'b Grocery. John Richards is drawing lumber tor'Stade un<lwife.| The home was all lighthasi q nicti. \ • •••"*. l"1"1 * ;‘h j®J f1*" S John Erway and Lee McDonald are > “ fvW . hours ami God called him faith in iteilding a Earn for W H Otis home The pDrenta havd'tbe aympathv uutnu), a oaru tor n. n. vtih. . of all ’ ' aK Batw and wife of Minnesota J _________________ ; lu’.i’ v one-acre timber- met'.’ have Arne to spend tbe winter with mid vt-rj1 Cheap I.. Hatea'Xf.il family. ' ’ ’ ’ ntoitraa*' •>■. . . ’ acres, good NY 1© • “ttonded 4it The whole World pays tribute to ; Mix A. Ethno&s lart Wednesday; . ■ am and lays a V ‘ ' ’* 7. .-.i <m a flu* lake. merit, uf GarlXd stuvm ugl Kangnt. t1h, mu wlli ta 4 WMk> „ little. F.bv lUnai 1. IWb. “l th’“ ,lonjt’ uf Ber daughter Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Elden Reynolds, uf ' B» Imunt. N. Y. were guests tif Mrs. • t <--S«»uM and wife nnd Lee Gould . Phyllis Reynolds the part week. returhan(1 family jwere guests at Thos ing Monday. Mr-*. — Homer returned Friday (,ou,d’s Sunday. j .,........ — * .DePui r •“«- •*-**•• mv*. .-ium;. Qte Morganihaler and wife called on ' n’^H fr°W vislt *T«th rd- | Deli Shoup tied wife Sunday Mr ttml tr‘t!niis New York City | **v — k . nnd Rochester. . sh**up Xas .te«n very sick, WAth ty ■ | ■JL_.. ■ : ph aid fever Jgit is tetter and their: IRVING little son is vei y low with the same .. .' Mr* win Cushing and little daugh-1 fever. , , .r ter Ruth of Hastings vhitetl fritmds-and ! -',r- Whitem. m ___ and Torn T«pie v« <rf h, lh„ plu„, „ Nashville w«re>guests of N C Hager- Luo Smith, who is working fur Will j PISTE. TALCUM .SI SOAPS. , ) (RIB PO.WDIS • piseis November >. WEST ’—“ ' THORNAPPLE. ' r,'Jr"*«PPLE. t , ?’ Deilrieh and Mm EJ n«« trip to Boaton and New York. 1| Lynd , “ „f, MitlJl.TiU, ’"^-’‘Ue wen, caller,on onr Luke Wateni and M. L. Codk made rtrwi lut T Tw«l,y. “ “ —' a busing trip to Chicago Thiiralay. Mi*. Nil, Murphy st«„t , (ew . t.uy Kime little pig, for mveral week, H. S. Holly, the Woodland merchant but couldn’t find any until tert week k* *** l“ui l)rfh« Coy- ’ »a« in Hartings on hurtnew Monday ’ I nad in the BANNER WANT column kemlall ot Mlddlnlllr. The Mteten Sarah and Marj-Mc­ that AJtert Ki one had some little ones Mr*. Aunlu Prodf. ot Jadwin wu Donald spent WedneHday in Charlotte. tc sell so I drove up there and bought the nat ot her unde .Ulen Pender uid B J. Sutherland, of Oxford. Mich them. ' fetaily lut Tburwlay lnj Friday The BANNER WANT COLUMN ; Jl™- W- MBI.nl ot Detroit wu a it the gneat <>f tri* hod L. C. Suther­ land. brings those who want to buy and those nml at Sanuel Allen’, u*i »«L War Brock and <4 Catawho want to sell together. If tbereta Mm. Frank'.JuhMon spent Iasi Fri- donia. ^nt SnndAy with sj Brock anything you want to buy. or auyfl»v with her parent, at Yankee and wife. ? t thing you want to sell try a BANNER Spring,. , want adv. All it costs is/ 'one cent a .Irs. A. A. Anderson returned J. J. Wiuld and wrte were entertained Wodneoday from a visit with friends wurtl for each insertion'' l»«t Wednwday by Pu.tia,u-r Johnsen in Detroit. and wife. ELEVATOR AT RICH. Mr. and Mrs Frank Heath, of MidLAND BURNED .E L*t'raer*nd »Ke .pent Bnuday dlevflle. spent Sunday with relatives The big grain elevator of . Knappen I with their daughterMn.Chandler and in the city. ' «& Hogg, jn Richland, was destroyed liy husband. B- L. Kenyon, of •Lansing, was a tire AVednesday afternoon of last week. . . Suuday guert at the hospitable home of presumably catching from sparks from EAST MAPLE GROVE, Hiram Rogers a ;*w*Hig^ About . -12.000 Hagerman was at He! . locomotive. . . , ------ rii, Miss ........ Winnie ........... - -*-e>-. >u<ui was S- EngiHnd, the Woodland form- ( iushels of gr^.K. grain aim/ also Wv*iv went Wii.u with the j' ’home of 'her parents part of last week itnw' dteler, was in the city mi bum- | elevator, rlHMor. the the total total loss lu» reaching ruwhiug prol»prob- ’| Mi- fcrtta.Rune cum. home fr„rf ■"«- WHutwluy J ' ably 52O.lMX>, the loss not oniy tailing „ « she , ‘has • onlybut tailing jj Battle BattleviCreek Creek last week uwhere H H T/a-Tc and family entertained • bn owner, nf the, m.HL »Xft r some time. ’ ^*r‘v fc'VH Gray, of Grand Rapids, a l □pah many fanners in that ”ioinity;. week CiK.iu.GouH MJ-wife „f itattio few days last--------Il is not known whether the elevator } Creek visited the former's son Satur- ! C. L. Herrick and wife, ut Thomp-1 will te rebuilt or not. sonrille. Mich are guest s.of Mr. and) ! day and Sunday WHO CAN BEAT It? Mra Miller iif Battle Creek is visit- [and Mr. A Slingerland. jnc fancy Boi HI ait! lit' banner. One day la»l week. ex-Snperelw I ; BALTIMORE CENTER, fiuyd ‘‘“"i"1' .i.iuxf rd.Uvn. bur. »'« Mriirda) Phoebe Darby. Herbert Boanta-unii bride came Frifay U> vi.il «t bl* I»rem». N. B.*m>« »„d wife. Th<-y reluriKil Monday morning, Io Ihrir homn in Grand 1U|>- and Sunday. Tbr school chillr. o «n> oojoying » id£ ' B. L. Kenyon of Lansing was home vacation this week. n» I* A. S. moot with Mr*. M‘ke over Sunday. Mrs. F. A- SA®*0” Hnd d-u«bter smith for firmer Thormby 11,0*00.0 ofUw cborohl»H i» h..rf Mabel were in Grand Wedatsday tart Widmer .r«il»«*‘»'^,,“Wt‘’M' 12ri“con.byb1md'n..hi.>oc.nty. The vz new customers at Mui holiaud's show* an appreciation of good drug service. 1 IN THE CITY A Big Success Last Week A BETTER ONE This Week The Large HIT AND MISS and SUNDAY DINNER SALE We have enlarged our store and have a FULL LINE of Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits, Shoes, Rub­ bers and Dry Goods. Bring' your Butter and Eggs to the largest dealers in the city. We Make a SPECIALTY of Fancy Dairy Butter DePue & Babcock Always Open Evenings. Phone 86. I t �— - -——— A DELIGHTFUL SPECIAL SALE $2.00 o.«< Clo'eksVon.^ ( _______ i 636^ ihrt nn At the Home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Given at the Baptist Church Friday i Newton, Hastings, Mich. Another Cup Please The] housewife knows her coffee is good ‘ ' when the cupb are paesed for a second '(hliug ' No man auks for a second cup .of poor coffee. Our blend of Mocha and -Java at Thirty-five cents a pound i> a coffee-that will t°inpt a man to always ark for a second clip '1 hat ia the te«r <»f a good Coffee. A^k for our celehrate< brand, I ' Hams THE GROCERS sensation of bustle for each to find a ' duplicates with which theywere to Im 1 NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Tlie game of; Earnest. Williams secured work in ... I sea1c<| for the supper. -tlie bospititl dciArtment at the asylum । forfeitoremind iortuuwts encloHrd in a i . j'eanut shell, tied with red and green I at Kalamariw while there lost week. * ' * ' * " ; ribbon, added atop tbe well filled prd-'j Geo Harvey of near Nashville is hen* gram . thia week with hbi beau .thmhcr. The refrrahroenjs o>n.*iMed of the! David Tnblai ami -wife entertained highly honored American pumpkin their daughter Mrs Devilla Brown • pie. doughnuts and tbe Hallowe'en cake and family alto an old neighlxir Will in which all eagerly nought fur the Ci*tCodding* and wife of neat Mulliken dime. ring, and thimble, nil followed over Sunday. by the sweet •cider. 1 .: ..y »..o • *customary• nniv. luti. Miss iiw ‘ Should a good fence have I fipdsuy; *" —we belieyy in the hinged joint that is strmg, flexible, yielding to pressir reason. of American Fence Wire has just b«r. received by us, on which we are making a Special Price- Ir wiB pay y°u t0 make your chases this Fall, as the probabilities are that there • J < f 1 The Hardware Dealers. B There will lie a social at Levi Hick- ’•"ii'iuodnUous. man's given hy the L A. S. of the ’’ South M. P. church. Friday evening of' I:!I’ 1 "J"3-* !" this week. ‘ I lum . t: W. H. MYERS & SON, Phone 314. . Hastings, Michigan. THE HASTINGS BANNER ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Of Real Estate Service. If you want to buy any kind of real estate or business in any section of the country, you surely want the kind of service I offer you—the new kind—the kind that enables me to quickly convert your property into cash. ', .. ■ -, i CITY BANK BUILDING, HASTINGS, MICH. • • ......................................................................... 1905 If You Want to Buy, Fill Out, Cut Out and Mail this Coupon To-day ....L ............................................................1M> '' . BUNHA if. City Bank Building. Hastings, Mich : If. B. BUNHAM, City Bank Building, Hatting*, Mich" With a view qf buying, I \ietire information about ' d'riit to sell my property, which confixtit of properties whichcorrttpond approximately tbith the fol­ lowing irpeciflcationt: J...................................................... in the City nr Kitui of properly.................................................................... ‘ oofState of.............. tise.....................State of...................................... moi. which I desire to uMfor f City or County, or part of State preferred Ute plan i» rioted upon the following brief detcripThepritx mutt be between /and f. ti n of the properly:'................................................... J will pay fdown and the balance Name... Adftroa.......... — Address. ■■ Mitre th* "Ci 14™ The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. will sell iuiuber. lath, diinirit1 and doors that will please y qualitv and price. . ' •.imp. etc. • l'te Ifat turn• i. Nti.t' < ttrv. .inldire from '.h* Tiijnd IlfulM <-..K.|»n--nt.- life ■I. anil y.wtr de fa i h*s simple ROOFING. You cannot (in<l auytliiugdnor'.' Telia Him our well known grades >f roofing. instcod ot coco a day. Altliough hot । weather makes more business for tbe chin Tiollshcra. they do not particularly vyclconio it. Meu are always more irritable and harder to shave. Thia, couplpi with the Increased steed of execution, makes the whole business unaatlsfacto y for both the sharer nnd the shavee.—Kansas City Journal. , _ —, .-VeM. All extraordinary amount of money in London is wasted on keeping up ap pcarances. anys the Ladles’ Field. Any number of icople entertain lavishly, have a big house, imposing carriage«. three men in the kitchen, tbe name number ot footmen to support the bu' ler. and yet the daughters of the house never have 5 shillings to spend and have to calculate whether a new pair of evening gloves can be afforded. _______ “ I am convinced that onr solemnity of demeanor" Is generated by our gray sides, our piercing east winds, our heavy, yellow foga and our slushy roads and pavetnenta. The waterproo’ face is. the direct result of a firrar pent of lead. Many of us English people look tike Incarnate umbrellas.n>—— and durable We Sell COAL That Burns Whether hard or soft . oai the main spring of the house the wife. BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. ’••Why don't <aik>r* »-•>* ’right’ nnd left* instead if «tnrb -nr! pyv’ far boar*!?’ ' ."fib. I dorft gnuw. I «upp »-c «!»••* i • pitike tiling* too ea»y f««r Idi> I JU PHONE 2M. « 3£ 3E 3E 111 MONEY SAVING COAL. STOVES Winter is here and tlie question of heating your homes a : one. We are fortunate in being able to offA- for sale tin* i ery built on scientific principles, and which 'will soon pay fur omy of fuel. i * - : a vital Littenia kii_.e«i«- THE 20th CENTURY LAUREL IW tu m FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS 5S5E 3F 3F 3E 5E U4 FENCE POSTS PHONE 254. weniaer. Do whiskers grow faster In hot weather than In cold*' The correct au­ swer to tills question is. “They do." Barters sny that there is on increase of about 20 per cent in business dnr Ing the extremely hot spells nnd thid all this ImTease rotues from the men who habitually shave every other day ' . 1• p*»th in leond iii onfl«»4i Through iuv*-*t ' Tlie lx»ys of Uy- • biu. -u.it school” <if (lirlstehnrcli hospital. England, du not 1 go faatlcHS. n< ii enrrv.-qKindent intiI'mates. In order that the hair on their ! heads may grow more abundant from ! dint exposure to the air and elements i of rain and suwlilne I Tlie reason the boys of this faniqus ! school go without their lints Is that oue j day n very long time ago the bluecoat boys were hut walking and mot queen ' Elisabeth* They neglretml to remore i their hats, which so iieviwed tlie Im­ ! porlous lady that she hud- their hats | taken away from them and swore that they should have hats no more. It Is n fact that men who .attended that school did not In their later years become bald.—New York Timos. If DOESN’T matter whether you want to buy or want to sell any kind of leal estate or btuineu in any section. country I can give you the kind of service that means to you a great raviag of time, trouble and money 1 .. givevou of my ability to sell yourwith property, you want to sell, or toofpromptly till your if­ il vaiit to bur proof P I want to be perfectly frank vou ibifregard to every detail my business, but requirements I can t be un ,| are wrfectly with me. 1 wlU If I Bell findyo« upon thatthe then? special 1 cannot -ui viur prajertv frank satisfactorily, so;investigation or if 1 find that kindisoftome property you reason want towhy buy cannot be ; I -d at the price vou want to pay, I will teil you so: I believe In giving the brat possible service in the shortest le time That is in v SLOGAN. Will you let n»-serve you? If you want u> sell, fill out the left hand blank on I .ibuy/flU e and mall to me TO-DAY. will then you exactly i can do for then yon and it. ff yon ■ butitand mail to me theI right handtell blank. DO ITwhat TO-DAY. I will! sendwhy you 1acan list do oflpropertlea ! । think will'till your requirements. I If You Want to Sell, Fill Out, Cut Out and Mail this Coupon To-day In xncnd ti‘-«-aii»itn* fi>r-«-i If not Into •uvj. the chief! !••:»< y frott *iny»UcIfy. Into Finiqtl.' ujith iin>-*sentiai de­ tail*. «:»-• th- ••Tt>rt -:■» fh hold of Ask to see that shoe at Hogue's I t 'u J*,• n‘'ar‘ ’' ' ‘ । the myriad athntii.ix*.** uf e.,mfurt Underwear, hosiery, gloves mid mil- which hurmn ingenuity h devising, tens at Hogue’s. j The pre-umt is-an t*rn of luxury. Ev • . , ery urban liotne has tbe Itiv.-stitutv of t'alikx ri.hina tines. 11 pah«'f iu n former period - in fact. It "That fishing sqng in the new opera.! offers, with th.- .-ommott exw^tkm of is clever, don't yon think? ' asked the : s,z,‘ ’““d yard area, more and. better critic. ...... * ■easy living. Every ••ounfacilities for "No.” replhsi tlie bard luck angler; try home Is eoinpnrativcly as well lor**!t Isn’t nt nil natural." ■ nlshed. Almost all (hr '•■omfurt wliicb is found In tit? ritj home con l»c in­ ‘No; tin* lines an- too catchy " stalled and enjoyed in ijie most Isolat­ ed fnrmbdwux lying in un nut of the ' way localitySt. Louis Republic. The New Kind ... ** II A (Inert run* i O’, 3.D HQVHflCC HI pI*lCC DClOFC OpriTlP^; r/J. L. Badcock and son Ralph <.f Honored guest- frum Idaho. Battle Jackson, aud also his daughter Mrs. O. ‘ reek. Dowacfiir. Ann Arbor and J. Dunning of Cheltoygan. V\t». visited * Muakegon were present • There wa* no Sunday sdbool at the Evangelical church Sundayx»n account • of their papering.the church. ’ rp American fence is n-.t : .• of large -riret •pr .. i r. gainst weather. , rumpauy adjournrxl to the large and commodious liarn. where games and dancing wt-re indulged in until a lat»1 h<mr oi «be night hen* a few days last week. tire (or ths is more durable than a deer hunters we carry a large line of Rifle Cartriges bf all sizes. . C. H. Cb.rltou bx. >n.•><.! hi. old l>ic-k<.n«.n h.'unl dim. • Mi.. sub? home onto « wall w u«xl a, a alurSmith, (he thimblr: and Mr. age mum and >« bulldinc a bag lama; T«Md. tbr aolitain- ring, boaide it. * To eloa th<- .veiling fe-tivitia*. tbv WV- James Bowden. Sr.. and wife made a business trip t«» Gun hkv’Friday. returning Satnrdny. find sold their farm which they owned at that place. A pneumatic tH on a bicy* is its life. 00374385 A fine Line*of Stible Blankets and Horse Clothing, and Fine Harness, Trunks, Bags, Suit- Cases, Telescopes and Fur Coats. • .:e a spring and snapping back again to its tll.ee. A Russ, ! BIIONE 16. Should have, wir. bard as fiint \Vhat makes a gooa fence?game theitmaker ■ ,f American made with the ^re? Or should it lx: n soft wi;Slsh fence put 'SJr weaving wire that is sold to manufacturers of asthey punnto^^^M be a - -—-^\.LU] ““'■'i -C? Neither—it should be a medium ' ire that many wire cloth? exactly nght {or the.purpost years’ expenence . & y^ire Co. makes every kind df wire The American mines> through its own -umaces and is used, beginning know what 1S the nght.kmd of steel Sted a?d X™ Tws. tair judgment to use for a ienec.Scott appeared first in this city a year , Township. Oar d■ I Z>Of| LmVCIU The Kee-Wah Dutchess ) > . AMERICAN FENCE A Hallowe en party was given Friday One of the moat pleasing entertain­ evening at the hospitable rural home ments that has lieeii given in thiw city of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Garrett. Balti­ in a long time, was the vocal recital more by their daughter. Miss Genevieve gi^rts at the Baptist church Friday and her cousin Mu* Margaret Parker, of evejTing by Mik J. B. Scott, as soloist, j Mra. Archie McCoy, accompanist I Buttle Creek, and to say that it waa success would l« putting it mildly and Mil* Vinnie Ream, reader. Seventy young people" responded tu Mrs. Scott is jx*se?*ed’of a Iwautiful invitations, for an evening of merry soprano voice, that shows the benefit1 making, and right well did they carry of careful training. She has an easy it out The house and grounds were graceful manner that tends to lend ad­ decorated in a most artistic manner ditional charm tu her voice, and gives suitable for the cjrasion, festoons of an expression v» her selections highly bunting. Japanese and Jack-O-lantern* appreciated by her audience. Mrs. producing a subdued light, and a ’very pleasing *&ffect were all in evidence. A ago. and it was a splendid compliment red ear of corn suspended from the — to her that at her wcond appearance ceiling caused much laughter among the capacity of the church was taxed. the guests, for fate sent many of the In her readings Mias Ream did bt*rfdir lads and latsues under this, cauNf f nelf“more than proud.” Her selections ing their faces to assume a ruddier,1 Friday evening were all new and of an entirely ditterent character than any tint than usual. The gueats-were greets she has previously given. While it ed'in a most unique manner, by three i was known that she jxmMMtieN splendid j young ladi«*a. who,were attired in the , ability as an elocutionist, yes her closest j proverbial ghost habilirinentx. So well । were their parts carried out they n«.t! friends were wholly unprepared for the truly*artistic talent'she displayed Fri­ ! only cri'ated much merrynent-hnt were : day* evening. That it was thord’up’hly one uf the intefoting features of t! e j appreciated was evidenced by the re- evening-pleasures. Then following the • I reception, tbe guests repaired to a! ]>eated encores given her. Her Tend­ lion-fire, which had lawn made ings Friday evening were highly com­ I huge near the residence, and all indulged j plimented by all as icing fully as good as the best that have ever icon in a marsh-malluw rmuit. where for given in this city of tbe kind. If Mias half an hour there.was much merriment Ream continues the marked improve­ and fun galurv. After bring sweetened ment already shown a very bright by the marsh-mallows, if such a thing were possible, us nil were at their future awaits her. The. large audience rooms of the Ixwt, eajs*cially Uh- young ladies, with Baptist church were filled with a de­ their bright ifnd smiling faces, nnd , pretty costumes, which lent zest to the I <11 L lighted audience, and the Baptists are occasion--nt the sound of the conch. I Will DC th tie congratulated upon affording the an I all repaired to the ;«r1um. Here' people of lais city so excellent ! souvenirs had been secreted, creating a ' entertainment. JEWELER and OPTICIAN. * | B. Garrett in Baltimore Evening, to a large and Appro- These Clocks usually sell for $3 and S3.SO each, but, in order to closethem out, I have cut the price to $2 each. I make a specialty of watch and jewel­ ry repairing of all kinds. All work guar­ anteed, and finished on short notice. First door -west of Chidester (EL Dvrton E’EN PARTY ENTERTAINMENT dative Audience. George PLEASANT HALLOW­ «n".r.h* how th» “»l burn. «"*•%. th. I Burta soft coal or Black without SOOT or SMOKE. It heals the Boor, in clean, fuel aav Bug, hapdgutne and JORCOAL OBJECTIONS »re overcome The cut <|f the (ire Im>w1 shown above, shows how the doal bums from the out­ ride towards the center, tt will hold Are for 4t< hours and the Are pot is guaranteed for 5 years nr THE RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER 20 Century i-nurtol m Butns hard coal, and is oue tit the , economical hard coal stoves ever plac' d oi h an ornament to any home. Mod mirkftjB WHEN YOU WAIT A STOVE CALL AHD SEE MY HIE BEFORE YOU PLACE AH ORDER IT WILL PAY YOU. f. m rye rad,aWT hOM> R. I. HENDERSHOTT, THE WEST END HARDWARE, Phone 2. --Tri House, Hastings. ' �^XOgJiAKNEK, NOVEMBER 1. Ign For the Local News I Try ;l «rk of We Hour. Children Houue',. Groetrnts, store. is not . '>• try de ’ FOOD ESK .trong See our window Baby St . plies. fred i. Beam ca Carveth, Morrill l.atnbie & Co. If you want stoved or ranges con­ it meted upon scientific principles. wlHgh an* eAXJrjoinical, durable, and convenient, as well M beautiful and I artistic look fur the' Garland" trade-i mark, which is shown upon overv I genuine '’Garland" stove or Range,. • and do not he 'deceived by worthless i iuutat ions ami Milbtitutcs- "Garlands" '■ • lead all others ,m yearly sales and pop- । ularity. For sale exclusively by Weis- j sert Bros. ■ - -------------------- (! i ® -------------- —-----------------—v-fc I The CbrIMain Scleam wratom'ta O. I ( ANNOUNCEMENTS Regular meeting <*t Hastings lodga No. fl.', F. and A. M.. on Wednesday ............. Nov. v..,. Rth. un. -r evening. Work in M. .. M. degree. H. H. Snyder. Secretary. • sis Ptalt JI 0 • filled. Bessmer’s Economy Talk ... Uh* Dorcas Daughters will be' enter- h-r-J buys full niluoik.-'l •«> pay And glitter, ti’-i’ <if i:pa>' this '•ne that '•■■■ prices. •rhiimt <>f luAtl hell-. ar anu y -:l will »f-pbcket .SPEN EVENINGS. JOBS BESlJMER. Hajrlngs, Mi The -Jeweler. C- - . ’ . . - •----------t| w: j. vF;.- my old re. inn-rested c .ill at my lion with - TTFRELL f 'wood place. Mich. a.t ano . Miss Gertruds Bentley dt tbe home of j Mr-. Blreer. Friday evening. Nov. Election of oflicent will ba held and a larg« attendance is desired. Heavy Waterproof Soles. COMFORT. STYLE, Wo talk COMFORT first iiuutui ­ but we ask you to yui particular Correct ly note the cut. C-.“‘ io*‘ every line. Look carefully at this one for heavy wear. Table llifc i 1“ uirndcd with “in tlrolflcry cuttton <»f a nurotwr to curre the quality the clothLuder tip- ■iiggeil edge--* of the .tear । • «»f stiff paper aud make forth over lc edgtis. carrying tiic stitchre ah in nil Ineli bcyni.il the and break" la linen i'h ii tx or cui'ir.Mopmay tic r": -el* should l>c irwuded floss andv’ !ll> M’l Iu the *axu Every djljl in health ought to.be made evefy iiuorii’ng of hU life upon rising and wplle *<*’? .H111 r»'tntni nil th.. rrunAtb vt U>e M l<> "pnutw Um " hole leJl.e. and If he it t «> younc to do tbl- f"t UU.1- If It nm«l Id done for bln., s.* wit h n tnofi .tnmctbmtltrn turn l .biKX «Mltl‘'" w '"f |U,I, and ur ' wltt* K*”* a'l'nnn- n„.: idiuti b ........ . .r.i.i wu.... n -. ! t'ir.wgim’Jt »!’<* jearf tx? 1' T’ld. riuj. .............. •> -iimKirii’.nt thing that nil dimhl I*, wen aired .bw .lmul.1 dot : put num It . „el>. uheru t «u o. doue. to let i him ta'-y .eery d*r. I’« ‘“I,"“°2S hl, VM11« «houM l» ""ll “jj* trm nlKh'. ’■> •“ ** ,rrr froE pmplr«tk>u mu' t™V >» P01 011 lu tbe nmruluc. am1 l* “ tnuiuently M itorthle. . Bi* Tailed 8h««P- • a anerdes of sheep Id the east, comBOn /Xu. mon m byna, w »» ? Pg-*.1’ X torn by the bushes, etc. small wbaeU «Bi«> l» draftlMP of «><*' bo*n5" ,“7^, C, W. CLARKE & CO, QUALITY SHOE STORE. $10.00 BARGAINS IN WOMEN’S CAPES ci,y- “-T1 note".nMm>’_ «n*pr«vemcnu:in , Hastings since he loft it. LAY AWAY FURS FOR XMAS Dr. and Mrs. Frank Nagler made a short visit to Hastings friends yetder-. j day. Dr. has been taking a special. • • 1 course in Vienna. Austria, and with : Mrs. Naglejr, Aqaint the summer -inJ • travelling over Eutojm-. rhey returned j 1 to America a fest days ago. ui.d will , • I *|H’iiii some time visiting relative*, and . «ill then locate permanent!}- -in some • either aiilmiite or hn'ii'm." : city in the state uf W.-uhington. ' U£‘"' 'Y:"tan would tollow "’’’L ^aw " J' ra-'H- • .M. C. Excursions. ’’han ettb ".................... Tldtlftllty A Michigan train /or Michigan furmity. jH-tpl«-. fast, comfqrtahle nnd conven­ talin'd wi u a tact, n fehnuiiHty, an Ju- ient.. Michigan Central Wulvyrine’ tuitl' JMive* half a day going and etar.ing and wb'cb U ; • gives a whole day for bnsinvsn in New Good Hot ■ corner Clinton ami Washington. AH i and yet loVe Io.-*** much of l|s power invited. j when the velce I* diarp and bunl Try. Tbere,wiil l>? a silver medal couteet .therefore, most earnestly tu acquire the at Quimby Friday evening .Nov. ll. right tone I i speaking nnd guard yinirself varefu, ly, fpiiu falling Ihfo care­ Th< contestant.* are from thin city. Mt*. J. S. Goodyear will entertain less aud ba I habits of voire. Often a shatp \olc< shows far more ill '-.ill the Auxiliary connected with Eoiman- ' than the heirt feels, but j>eoplc do. Out uel church at her home Tuesday Nov. ' know that t ie sjH-akor's “Lark Is worse than her-id e.” and ihty believe her tn ■nil anil dlsagrreable. So' The W.'F. M. S. of the M. E church will meet; Wednesday Nov. s watch tbe *nv In which ym sp«-ak. .re that It Is gentle ami 2:110 at the home of Mrs. M. L. Cook. awret. A Ind voire Is like music hi tbe lintne. PATENT CORONA COLT. ia We have 20 Capes of all kinds that must be cleared out. J They ara good y^arm garments and just suit many women who cannot get the coat to suit their figure. You can buy one o{ these now at 1-3 off. Service* a’ Fjsher'cburh next Sunday : Never !■:«.«• whit** in blue water as nsuuP~C'ottag»i prayer meeting V11'-'"-' th'* lnq>rc«s >u that rid*; *.vj;i imWednesday evening. fluidly Hu 4*1 In ■‘kfm mUk. which will ■ 'uxuai W. M. Mirvires at Ativentiat give |ut." - «nft; creamy -tint so jnuvli church next . Sunday’ Prayer meeting i t-dmlrtik Friday evening at the church Cut- ! tage prayer nireting Tuesday evening ' *ntlful tbiiu Nuyi 7 'al home of E. <-. Hathaway.'; Kind li ri STOCK NO. 90. idn Uon MH that out t.r thirty.sl * Child Va t*j' giieut. examlreti fourteen.enntalned the tu bercle laicihus under their nails. | Mrs Silas Crawford, of Norwalk. Infection of su-di origin might be i Ohio, is visiting her aistar Mrs. Drake. I ?h°«" ll,!i “CIM"' up™ | and grertingzber many Hastings tie !t..r t..r tl„. ..bUd May ] friends. • , trnr ngtrtnl tUbercul.m. •UouMF j ■ :.1u m th,, huu,... wber,. t|„. ! Mrs. Claude Camplicll and sun. ai-' • cuippmied by Mr*. Loucks ot Grand dUeue )„ i,rril | Rapids, spent Snduy with tin* formers* mul byUertnopblea bnv|, | imrvtga, Mr . and Mrs. E. A.' Rider. mw.-r nnb|TOn. „nj Si for tutatrek. • Fred L. Heath returned from Hot i Springs. Arkansas. Tuesday morning where he has been for several weeks for THE NEV/ WOMAN. the iicnefit of his* health. He returns ..•ry mad. mj.rov.4 . ami «_.ii pie.»..i ’2 She Im Kolb DIm-I,,]- n„,i a,..,. tt>«t Go.prt «.< t.ooii ib-Hith. with • i with hia hi, trip. ma ’flu* nru woman t* ulmply the one I ,Seth Salsbury, who resides near Pe­ by 4-xpt’rfeiite»lr«’ dhrn uul com »t‘skey. is visiting hi* daughter ^Mrs. X’ i1' ,3; . T' '’"'“•’’b Mr. Sul.lmry many yon. LAUNDRY LINES. Mr*. McKee, matron uf the Michi• gan Hutne'fur girla will speak nt the . ....... . i» staiii'. Iwfore sending ' 'mothers' meeting" at Mrs. Arthur j mrnt.* io । he laundry. » Kenyon'.*. un>- and une half milre west , a fadre cvttoij dress can be made of (Amts Grove. Nov.7,'at 2:3V: p. in. ..white by txrfypg In create tartar Ladire. only invited. She will also water. rlotfir* .should spr.ik at the Dorca> Snciuty meeting at j Woolen l .............. ,u Carlton Carter No,, h at s n. and I *"» l,M *"'1' I-nk'tn th,- weni -n at tb„ Atlrenfi-t 'v’n" wa"'r rl,,„-b Ml are in.HM to ........... re- I •■'b- nmtlt..- not only . , . , , makes n gtxx! rent Tt flatlrnnrf when ning meeting. I-ndie* only to th.- svvera* TKrk,„.. . ,.< :1?. tw„, but ,s ufterMAHt meexings. , most effoefu.s! to i-lren them on. Devon*hire Is known to tbe world for Its sujHTHtltlous nsngre, which defy nil efforts to affront them* To name only one cxtmupIo', when a person dies all the relntlvoH must touch the body ,ffr they «’i: be haunted by the ghost of the d.ind forever fiftcr. A suj»er$ttLun not s’» local In its obRerranW is that uf Ijeginnlng no task on a Friday. The writer .r»,<i'ntly encountered a girt who. receiving notice to change from pne room to another on Frlday.jnslsted ttpotl doing it oh Thursday instead. Bdt the most curlfffis Instance of super* stitlon— and this, too. Is uyjf with inneb nearer home thnh Devon—is surely that wirfch prescribes that when, say, a do­ mestic servant has broken a piece of cro< !.<-ry she Is bound by fate to break two other pieces. So far Is this idea carried that the writer knows a case where flowerpots are kept for the spe­ cial purpose of, being broken to ap­ pease the fates.- London f’bronlcle. Mr. Wt-^iM., w„ a ()<mid B enitor, U,TOt,t , Mr,. <lw,r. tSw): of ft’it.ng friand, |„ thu ,.ily _ • We have the choicest and cheapest range of Children’s and • Big Girl’s Long Coats we have ever had the pleasure of showOwer and Edmunr BrosM-an^of Mon­ f«t» ot «««.„. r 6 • .ing you. Their price is the only mean thing about them, treal. were the gueats of Mr. and Mre. er ranUKlau, dlumlen,. bn., l-teupb s,.hu|. , T. J. Broaseau from Friday until Mon­ j • They are so ridiculously cheap you may think they can’t be 'MtlCTted *.• .ublrei ot tu. Ll, day. "T ll..- At,....... .. srjs? good, but they are extra good and full of style and warmth, Hoy Cutler was entertained at din- • taftnu. « t-nt.tblt, ng._ says -Healthy “’T.- Sunday at the home of B. F. TayIlnn ' VUl* ‘‘’''a Of thlS lOVVStig;r.i- I l<«r. where hi* brother Carl was aho a • they range in price from ; ever-thij aUraeth.n* of her woman : Ii'imkT nmt-o ; dtwiph:ij ‘X* 8it<" .. . -ueat!I:.। {'down tl^ ten-Vdi' ivcqthmaliFy ba^ bm: * metlrxlr. »f Lfc and inane a't; tty cf min‘* :i” ’ ’x!>' ‘fore fet­ ■ tpred hitr fijlle al. Her j , , i , * . The Ladies Aid S«H:iety uf the U. B. church will serve chicken pie. Saturday. Nov. 4rh. from -I to-8, or until ail are served, at G. A R. hall. Price U.-SX15 Delivered Mr,. .). M. Hard..*, Christian Endeavhrat the Presb)trr-j ian chnrch next Sunday evening. Tup- , .ic, "Am. I keeping my Christian En-, deavur Covenant." Iwader Mre. Nobies. Hrnaalsis, V'liui Iona. ■ Emory Alien. St. Sn„. with Mr. nnd Mr, cha». BtuhelI'Crun cuntr..! htfe- tlm, tn,,, nnigbbwinj (W;dr,n ir Mni Alice Wlllt.m,. ot Cblitortln I, «n«Ura» All i„,„. yiaittoirber elater Mm. Nathan BarHou. dlpeuw, „, |lfl_ 10 *.* S!!""? «H rtllklre'.i Cart Cntler. Jof Delton spent Sunday in tbe city a.* the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Taylor. We are shewing the bent line nt fur coats at the Io went price ever shown in Barry county. a,r bn wc., IU;31). and ImmortalK ■ dt^t'’” *" M“t K1,ol|-v fr°"> ut-4 Dam building near the Michigan Ave. bridge. | a------- i---------- for ’ to bn‘- •«aMlM. mumps. ‘-S’*’ •**<*«> PUX. Wb,,!,”,, •“’Udi. rreqoTO ...id, „„d , *!X,ot m"r,ra' -f *X. cheap ot Hogue’, r,„h Isn't there some pkas- Chas. Dubuois hml purchased a new . automobile. lufe in tskin^ some lit­ Itoweu Mill. Bhekwlmat floe, „ 1ST Jcffereon St. tle thing home to the■ Hnguo',. Ed Tobey >, painting frank Been,­ children' 51 5 c or 10c 1 Oc. ers house. Ed is u hustler. Duwum I, temporarily duktag expended & “ft way. nt-John Mitllb-Jlland'. drug ,u>ri.. durlmr [ th.’ tllnem of Mr. Creech. y give them several Arthur E. Mnllhollend ha* jtm placed . Urge .lien auso feel on the days of real joy. gabyPa.-i'ifftlOa Jubtrr Rut' • 1£k Se!i Rubber Salls 5 to 25c Leather InTan Dolls, rndestructabie in polls, in Subher*'^ most hny kind ' fad we :. of a ■ ;: may wish. . jA colored piertinci'* • urcs 5 <■ f, b.Vud'’^ . Uk- co»,e. call ,i Hoxu„ for u weigh fiftr pounds. Money PHONE 30 i excursion to Ann Arbor and return account foot ball gamebctsH^en Mici। igan and Wisconsin Special trai-n leave- Hastinaa,H;.Vi m. arriving at. Ann Arbor 11:1k) a. m. ret tiring leave ; Ann Arbor H.uu p. m sune day; Vouiul trip fan- OFFICERS. H. G. HAYES. Assistant Caskiir. PAYABLE WHEN WANTED Mont \ deposited in this bank is payable on demand without nt ti <j. If deposited in tht Savings Depart­ ment and it remains a certain length of time it draws 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually, but should you want it at any time before that period expires yon ran withdraw if ■ ’ W. 8. Barron Agt. DRESS HINTS. A bit of old criipc la tbe very best * thing for dusting oue*» gowns. ♦ Always save the boues.nnd hooks nnd , J eyoft from discarded .or wornout gar- ; * menta. They will lie found useful up i ♦ on another frock. < * Don't gid your raincoat too* ong It .4 only geta wet and muddy, beside* flap- ♦ pltig around your ankles in a way cou-.. ♦ iluclye to your catching a heavy cold. ♦ One ganuent should never be hung •. 4 over another mi the aarne hook. .To do J thb would take all the freshness out of 4 the undurmost garment, and it would 1 not Improve the oue which lay uppermoA. . One of the most success Cui ways to ' darn wools and silks 1* to take ravelIngs from the material. Split tbe thread ■ Into th- needle with the help of wax. i In this way the thread or silk matches ; ■ the goods exactly. eultr- ’ J. F. GOODYEAR. Yin Frultat. W. D. HAYES. Cashier. . Foot ' Isdl omtvst univ.endties of; Wisconsin and Michigan at Ann Arbor i Micb. Nov. IS. ISUfi. for this occasion ’ a fare ot uae first class limit fare for the round trip is authorized. Date of wile Nov. 18. Keturu limit Nov. 20 incluslve. Very low one way colonist rales to 'Pacific cost i»ints are now in effect and will continue until October Blot. For particulars inquire at ticket office. Many fatalities to children occur from measles because mothers do not attach ■uffidttt Importance to the dis­ ease to K've It tbe proper attention. Warmth la an absolute necessity for children thus afflicted, and they moat be kept In bed. When three simple pre­ cautions are neglected bronchitis a inflammation of the lungn are ma ttmea contracted and *dth fatal Store. HASTINGS, MICH J. T. LOMBARD. President. 'Michigiiu ntaie Sunday School Assn. I Traverse-City, Mich. Nov. 1+--I6 ’05 Fur tbe allow occasion ••xcursiou rates | of one .fare plus 25 cents for the round | trip is autborizHl. Dates of sale iiov. | 13. H and J5 return limit Nov. 20th ; inclusive. Though time may mean’ money for a I man, it never does tn a woman. -* We are adepts of tlie Idle indiistrlre j because pur time is of no cartlily con­ sequence. Think of tbe miles of lace i we- crochet, the impossible fiubrold- I cries we make, the countless odds and ends we construct, of no earthly use ; except to catch dust. Think of tlie I hours we waste at the piano, which nu j one wants to hear and which we never learn to play. Think of the awful pic­ tures we make, which ho one wants to i see; the Innumerable tilings we do that are’so much hotter done by some one elFc. There may be male loafers, su­ perabundant male loafers, but It seems 1 to me as It their united numbers are ns nothing compared to thoee worthy lady loafers who are perfectly respect­ able and perfectly Idlc.-Mrs. John Lane In Fortnightly Review. Back WRIGHT BROS ik'tndr S-.-H* p. in., arrive Buffalo H;7X> .p. in.. arrives Grand Central .Station Nov York, 8:UU a. in. The fu.«rtwrt train in America. Try it. ‘ Don’t you think it would be good idea to pick out some­ . thing in lthe ’ Fur — line for ’ some friend? Pay. a deposit , on it and have -us hold it till Xmas. In ' the meantime when you could spare a few dollars just pay for it, and by' Xmas you would have your Fur bought and paid fon ' • • ONE DOLLAR STARTS AN ACCOUNT HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK. OIXLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY DIRECTORS. J. T. LOMBARD, JOHN. F. GOODYEAR. W. 0. HAYES, F. 0. PRATT, R. K. GRANT, ' . W. H. CHASE. CLEMENT SMITH, • ■ • | When You Buy a Shoe 1 Get one that is guaranteed, both by the maker and by the man who sells it to you. OSBORN who sells shoes that are guaranteed to him. I WARRANT PATENT COLT SHOES. Try a pair and see how much better they are than the average. �HASTINGS BAflftKK, KUVEMBEK 1, .6 _ <■ Railjway Time Tables.' COATS GROVE —------------- -------- ------------- ---- --- .---- —w---------------- - ---------- - ---------- -------------- - | * Woodland Department CARLTON. Mra K<ni4e rexl yrwdch'M of Ha*ing, are «|«-ndiw « f«» >>»y* Mr. .od Mra W. E Aliego Some partiee were here Ihie week looking <of • location tor a blackernitlr eh'T >»' *t're “D*W'’ ® Sad any auiul le irailding. It reem Ibat «>me enlerprixiau eitpMO might pot -oar ot the oM ImiUMlW* aroend here in condition anJ tu-lf "• The u A S. wiU-mew m . of Mrs. A. Farley. Mi^ Verlan Wolfe of Hx-ting. is visiting frfende hereBruce Murdock > loading can. with sugar beets here. • Harran Long ami wW* «“» .lay for an extended viait •» Ohio. , Delton »;MI ilovenish* ■ V:W 1 Sbnlti »:1S : Haiaiuri »;»t 1W» S:U T;» loatotJrOTe ■:» < EAST WOODLAND. WOODLAND. family »iH ; __ _ ocvnpy the room.. . ; WOOUUMl »«4 out • (We are pleaaud tu learn that Mrs. E. . Tbe I. T. L. of thU_______________________ 4:M * Mrs. Lyon of Carson City ix risltrag i Tbe I. • DRAINAGE CANAL” FINISHED. * Baronm is nearly well again tiM 4^^, , with her granddaughter Mrs O. \erty. tin Corners will meet at the home of Woodland a famous "drainage canal*' , The Eckardt school is enjoying a two , Miiwea Vera Oole and Adah Hubbard John Mead Friday evening. which ha# been so much talked of for | weeks vacation at present, Will Flory’s little girl, Marion Allw j KBauty0 of Hastings sjient Sunday with Mr. tbe last three or four years has at last Fred Wager and family were visitbright.’ pot “ I**11 ftP ll!f Misfe oh* day ....... ------J- ......... tttMra. H. B. Gammon. ♦ We’ve just added to become a reality, to the joy of thorn, l(rs at J. Volte's Sunday, Inst week and the doctor fatal to remove — — — . *— Mr. and Mrs. Drake uf Lake Odwwn WOODBURY -IONIA STAGE tour stock a line of Quilts who .re OMX1 to having their twllir. Dj^ne,. Jx-svu* WOODBLSV after arrtTMl of uxirotat tr»1i>N at A*r<k. , , are* spending a fox? days with their and Comfortables. Wo Bumice Munion of Woodlatid visited turntoxlfom M.^.r^?ttalnwo«»a»ttaT.K.&"? (looM with water for Mveral wwikfc (fe,idod ,„ve , vralli„„ untij 2»ceat Wo)dhur> tr , 1 . m. . daughter Mra. -P. Roush. never handled them be­ each .pring, G. C. Garlick with hi. t)„. holia,„ Mrs. Herbert Sprague last Tfanmlay. Little ’Harry Roujflx has been a patient gang of men and tearoshaa been work, , , , , fore but so many of our “"K on ttejob the p..t week an.l r»msufferer for tbe past few days with « Herlx rt Rockwell and wile and Owen good customers wanted pieletl the big ditch the »>« of thi. 'l-wnft J. V .it. «niof. on hn.la, swelling on the right side of his face. Smith iK>d Miss England, of WoodUn-1 , ♦ us to get them that this weejc Albert Beardsley of Charlotte spent He is improving slowly. attended church here Sunday. . ATTOHVEYR I 177. J, I fall we thought we'd or. Sunday with his parcntii in East Mr. and Mrs. Qeu. Davis of Luke I der some. 1 Odesn were visiting here Sunday. Mrs. Leo Cooper of Blanchard who oodland. knapfen. kleinhans a WOODLAND CHURCH NOTES. ♦ ' Tire other day we got KN A ITEM. Attorney#. has been visiting her grandmother Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, 8. Feighner of NashI'aUurtia:.’ WhUe clerking in the store on Fri­ t the chance of oor lives.to Preaching last .Sunday at the Kilpat­ 317 Michigan Trust Co. Building, Grand Boiten called on friends in Coat* Grove V|U® -spent part of last week with their day afternoon Mrs. Allego ruptured h RapUU.MMtdsaa.■ rick church at 11 a. in. and at North I buy tliein. It was like Tuesday. daughter Mrs. Hattie Hitt.’ large rein in her right lug and- was Castleton 2 p. m. by the Rot. &G. I this: A mannfactuser in Frank MoLamith left for Ha»ting. Wi" E*>» aftended church on weak from loss of blood when medical THOMAS & FRYOR. c.h 1 Morning subject. 'The church f Milwaukee shipped by D i LOWLY. Attorneys at Law. 11 ■ ) To«day where he hue ma-nred work in ftinday and her men, friend, were a-^istanco arrived It was a narrow nftembn compared to the Moon, ♦ mistake, a lot of these oteriilwltotu City Bank. ... . Huth ; glad to wee tier able to tie among them escape fo^.the unfortunate woman, but Neb the Table factory* subject, ‘‘No Room for Christ. ” I goods tx, a town not far once mom she is feeling quite comfortable ht this '‘Boss” Barber with fifteen •‘sugar, •pcetarlee on h«><t The ladies Aid Society of the M. E. COLGROVE « POTtER. t from 'Woodland. Itather Attorney* at Law, . ' beet.”; girls arrived Tuesday. The1 Mr. and Alni R. Mohler are moving time. 1* * ' . " church W»fi m«*t thia week at I he ■Suoeeaeore Io Philip T. Uotgrovei X than ship them clear back We hear that one of onr influential gang of girls top and pile the beeta af­ into tbeir new home in East Woodland (Mlrr In Union Bfoek, Heating*. l*rarUce» in I to Milwaukee be sold the Ml onurte Of tho state. . ‘ cth la cftF families think of leaving our commum. home ot Mm Holmes. ter th#y have been plowed out by the I this week. Young People meeting every Sunday - xfc^a*»* e&y Mxhi * ! ’ t whole bunch to us at an Sir. and mjb. Mrs. zxiuv Zeno Carter of Lake i tycoon ty sodn vu to uikvvbicvi take care of their parents and A. R- KEN ASTON. farmers. They lui'A are ill u quartered yunrivrini iii in R. iu. L. Xz. .ui onu wi vi < evening at <1:00 at the liberal U. B. Attorney at Law. A HANLON. M ,. ----L We a^e glad to t enormuus reduction. Be­ house opposite the school Odessa were guests at the home of Mr. manage :larger estates. Wrigb Over 3.8. Goodyear & Co.. Mon church. ■ T sides we saved the freight Pbyskb- - .•‘-.nfron and Mrs. J. St John on Saturday. hear of their good hick but sorry to house. Practlci T ta an <WU of the state. CoMecttou^ .-rumptiy atiecied to. ___________ mierill^Mlrt lose them. ' I and we are going to give * The Misses Anna and Emma Velte Hex _______ Crites who has been workHOLMES CHURCH. R. v.UM.i.AM.nnsj—j J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Jaw, AllIthoM who missed attending the. ing ini Hastings is visiting Woodland and Mrs. Walter Cunningham were X you the benefit. IJ&Btiuga, Mich. . . I’wm c. si*. (JS friends Irivnds this week. If he can aeepre . guests at Fred Wagner's Thursday eve- , Grange on Saturday evening .missed a - Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fnrmelee and X A. soon as we got these AJI busineas given prompt and careful ' tax.■ । gixal u# well. Mr. »nd Mn* Ves Oversmith were Batemployment here be will make Woodn|ng. . j g (X >d supper as well. emploji ♦ we cut them open to see attention. Collections a specialty. Mrs. Millie Huger returol un Mon- ' Mrs. Cain of North Carltun has been * tie* Creek visitors from Friday ‘nntil land his home this winter. Office over Banner Offipe. . t what they were made of 1 from ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " j the past week with her; Monday w Letters received from Frank Wolte day Plymouth Mich, where she j spending « ♦ and found they were filled Walter ii; a• n‘ and family state that they have arrived attended the funeral of her mother on j brother Frank Crawford, ; J. D. Rounds and family were the t with bran new clean cotF. E. WII.IJSOR. D. D. 3. -i--------- i Highest price for poultry at Jami - guest* of Lrn McNaughton and family X ton just as the man said.. at Eugene. Oregon, safe and tumira and 1 Saturday. Rearinn. Mich addrr^t fte-tfo, \i >' . j. j, xr‘ well pleased with the country in-; .’Mrs. Hones anil daughter Mrs.. W. -p un ,u , Richard ’s Carlton hatchery; Box : in Bowne HOnthty I they were. No shoddy f are Bay r ;j,--------------------------------------------------------j y WlckbSm IS ID HflStifig* -----ot- U — City were guest !■ .w , „ f or ground rags in these.. J which they expect to make their Cunningham future home. . of j. Velte senior and family last week. • ------------• caring for her daughter Mrs. Etta + If there ba! leeu we t D. S. England was a Hastings visiyr. ani] Mrs. Andrew Kiljatriek I NORTH WOOOLANO. K*dlorf *1”' ’“*• X wouldnft have kept them. ♦ tor Wednesay. j^nd out cards announcing the mar-! Hora-.-c Cnrti. and f.mily Sundayvd; Mr b- B •'.1"rd?c‘ X Now we waut you to ♦ Miss Clare Rising left for a visit to riage of their daughter Mine Mabie M. j p.a.shbldon « ;'at Avrey Malliobn’a in North Carlton X come and see them , friends Chicago last Thursday morn- j to Mr. E. Racy on Wednesday evening ! at Frank Shi.rth's. Win. U >T£j:r>LX< ’ Abstract and Real Eatite OQice. Lict-u. - j ittnbalfflL Sunday. I whether you buy or not J ing . She went as far as Kalamazoo ; NOT. t$ at their home in East Woodland. Frank Allerding’and wfte were Abstract Block. Hastings. and Funerii! Rlrtctor. Money to loan 4>l Kcal F.»tete. . Htwl KrtMrs. H. B Barnum was the gucet j as we can't do them jusIH.nr.d.ywhM.^i *u MterMwl , Mm Wal,„ Cunnlngb.™ dt B.y Hastings on busineas last Saturday. tale m>I«1 oa &mini!«a)ou. Oiu-rul ecuvuy Houin* u. t hiHlKU.- FMfa. • Ktudk. - c.. ftf ' of Mrs Vina Barnum and Mrs. Jntnea aurlnK. Hai log k complete m H o < Atetrmt i tice ou paper. by Mire IM, Hilbert nnul Frld., ■ a Ml„ EmlIm Veho lho Wallace Merriam hat* rented the J. BuoXr, comUM. from the ’trwrd», nui L.y ;• ■ Youngs at Conte Grove last week ♦ .nonnei; when eont.ni.ed her trip | uf Mni XelB(. „„ rtK1 furnish complete Abstracts. i. t>ttk« ;t. Risinger turn]. , AHrert Hauer i« home from Dowling I t , She uxpecta tu make a two weeks stay ; . . . are taking beans to Wixxl- j 11 in tb<. ‘-Wimly City." Mr- *“a Unt “• ™««»'"«l , Fanners , , . ,, . , • wr Week's visit with hta wrafe Hmim Funuvtor. _____________________ -i land frpnr Campliell and Odessa. ♦ , ,, , a party uf friends on Thursday evet WOODLAND, MICHIGAN converaation i Ethel Hatton spent Saturday at flaatMr* flaekeU and brother Chw^U 111♦ I U- Inez Cole end Mra dura Sco- ' niug. music, mu„c ^gime# and eonverretinn kT j Held were visitors to the County baat . made the bourn paw all too swiftly; bui, ing*. i Iams are spending a week in. halaira—. Wednesday. [ memory holds a lovely picture of the | Hugh Myer, tamiR haTe movftd THE OLD RELIABLE Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller sjitnt For LIVERY R1GS. We have i Bert Whiting has -moved from the i happy time. I to Lake Odexsa. , ” . HORSE SHOER. several fir»t class rigs in connection Friday at Philo Fullers in North Carl­ ,btm.i on bi. fotber . property on , A goodly nnmber nuendixl tbe C. E. I Will Gavitt and wife are keeping with our Jeffetaon street Feed Bam. Shop bn C-'rur: >tiwi. jprt Hit cf ton Thiirsdsy. 1 South Main Street to th. room, >” sondny evening Vd line order |kev»ilJohn Winey and wifi- while Yonr patronage solicited. I the old Treece i ng. , 1MK„ ,nd excellent itafing 1[ house for .^ttng tM Utter brother ’ .Mr. Mra. A. J. Hunt wen visitors at j,d* Dark"-'* S'>»d*y । . The smiling face of Ray Jones is ; made a very interesting hour of.C. E. io Chloro. j again seen behind the counters of Van-' work. Leader next Sunday evening | WHEN YOU WANT J. Spoorer wfl wit. 'snoteyM .1 ’ >•"StilUon ot Grand R»rHauten's general store whertj he was OVlo Weeks. We would gladly wel■ Coats Grove. * 'wen ’iPen'i‘t,K a-few days with ’[ employed as clerk last winter. His come 5on ’ Come!' , 1 her granddaughter Mra Glenn Fuller. ■ mak* ,.-fwmany friends are glad to-see him bark IV)YK' sHok* Mrs.‘ viumm Clumm mw has tfvphoid fever. Dr. i ’•** TbeL T. k nt B Hager # wn* h 'i,n Bepal-lM .<t ------------1 Little Cecile Fuller attended the CALI ON L A. EATON, HF HAS i in his old place. > success thirty-two being present An ' McIntyre attending, ‘ ' baby .party Wednesday al Mrs. Henry IT. ALL KINDS IN STOCK. AND I Will Mohler is- maaiug 'iMehmvu instructive temperance 'tenMjii anu ' rrhtdMy'** given in h-moi of Gertrude THE PRICE IS RIGHT. T’HQNE 9S I repairs and alterations on his -reti- pleasant program ■ was given. Tbe WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. Tnunbo of Ftetlurm. Ohio, • ; deuce property on South Main Street. next meeting will la- Friday evening ; The Knapsack ’ lias been voted the ’ M im Ellii Coates of Grand Rapids is __ Cooper Bros, are doing the carpen­ Nov. 9 at the home of Mrs. Melvina । best song book’ fur our school, Uhw :1m*- guwtt qf Miss Jane V^'tekham this ; ter work. Wheeler. • You are curdially invited to and hear us sing • week. . ■ ‘ F. F. Hilbert has made an addition bfc present. . Leland Holly. Karl Fsni and Clyde ■ to bis office equipment in the shape-of IMr. and’Mrs. J. St John had the Conrad arc star spdllera in th«‘ fourth | a handsome new roll top desk w’hihh । Guaranteed by pteasure of entertaining on Wt<dh«*Mlat grade this week. • was iiLStalled last week. . Lincle Clinton Sl^ddon who i» yearMi«s Florcnca Strickland was absent PrtiggiM Cj D. Gam- b.v< »dded w«4lMhl". uide« Hmwn. iJctro xt-I'Tichgreatly to the apearanc.- of hi. More jjr. Mra_ H11J SIrenter of Mar- Munday and Tuesday on. account of! iHhew. ffont by banging new .hade- and Mich., and Mr. and Mra O.. Mr. Hamill is reading a liouk entitled I C raising the platform, in Aho .bow winSheldon and daughter Mia. Grace' r5 dowr. o| Wo.1 Sunfield. ‘'Uncle Clinton-' •‘Do and Date, "for the morning exor- ; SPECIALS. Woolen Blackets 50 to 75 cents. ,C F. E. Jordan and family are moving ‘ seemed to be in good health and talked , Kerosene oil. per gai. 10 cents. S to Lansing this week. Mr. Jordan was , of old times when Woodland waft a Engliah Literature class Is studying Nice line of Outing Flannels just > | in the city several days ago and rented ; Woods-land indeed; and told, with a 1 ^fe of Edmund Spenser and some received. i Having rented iny farm, I will sell at public auction at n>y farm. >it .nvd four and ' a bouse and made arrangements for ■ touch of old time pride and *glee how ■ of ^is works. Remember I pay the highest j moving. He has had several positions ; he made a bet with old Indian Chief The-9th grade physical geography \ one-half milefc east of Hastings on the (’-enter Road, secticn 13. Hastings market price for your produce. ( C ' offered him but has not yet decided । San bah that he could beat him shoutipg class have been' studying about vol-. / . township, and two and one-hall miles north and five miles we>t of : house |; at: at; a mark and added witlf quiet pride canoes and earthquakes this week. <L which to accept. He offers his bouae । Nashville, on and lot in the village for aide. “t did beat him ovary time.” It was COATS DROVE GEMERAL STOOE. Claude Gilson of Sunfield was in the , «n honor to entertain our dear old WELCOME CORNERS. village Wnliiealay. Mend! i Quite a number in our neighborhood Geu. Neithamer has a new huaker are having the grip. SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. * WOODLflHb LIVERY J and ahredtler and gasoline engine pur­ Mix James Richard spent last week chased of J. S. Reisinger last week. Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Landin who in Grand Rapids. f *2 FEEb /TABLE J Mr. Reisinger also sold a ' steam trac­ have been spending b few weeks' with • Mr. Gappy is improving his houfe commencing at 9:00 a. m. sharp, the following pro^ert; F When you want to do any driv j tion engine to Willard Jordan a few | witn a coat of paint. pnjnt. P ing in this vicinity, come and rea- < days ago. which he will use tp run his the latter’s parents ‘returned to their with huni'j in Bradford, Ohio, Monday. k us. Wu furnish good rigs and i -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Don Crook and Ned Brooks of Hast* drive to al! points. When you : huaker. Sorrel mare weight uoo * Mr. and Mrs. John Katherman and tings were mm. on our streets Sunday. Lurk heater Grind stone Mra. Ira jordan of Hasting* spent ] come here lot us feed your horses. | son of Luku Odessa were guests of Mr. Brown mare weight 1.100 .. t .nu 'Inro Mr. nnd Mrs. Elliot of East Carlton Sunday with friends in Woodland. !•> foot ladder » OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAIIS ( and Mm. Bordman Hager Sunday: ,IorMB a ' v 8 'r lentlld team. 10 and 11 ..i.hM rbain. and Mr. and Mra Tcbo of Baltimore Ixurcliaip Eil.’ Martin who has been working in j Mra O. B. Hager returned Monday J noNrtsniTH & sows « Hastings visited at Ben Fitcfier's Sunday. Pole-for. Champion bin was in town over Sunday. j Ir(Jni rxymouui 88 breeding ewee. Shropshire grade, Plymouth Alien, Mich, wnere where sue she has has J LIVERY &■ FEEb /TABLE J The>L E. Ladies Aid Society win . fnim for Mrs. Roberta ia on the sick lisL i Wik “ell there ewea in three lota of ten each Team linrnmi in gmsl ■ -i wme time during* the sickMrs. C. F. Brook* of Hastings and ‘ Cow alnu^t full Hood Durham, with l WOObLA Nb, niCH. 1 m<«t this week with Mrs. P. R. Holmes nc“ 80-spike tooth drag. < ‘. of mother, Mrs.'Mark Maher of Jackson visited the' Corn sheller th . •iltirator Mr. and Mm BnmiHald of H.MingU fono ^ caii .. . on Wednesday. Nov. 1. Supper will be j F ~ er oue Large iron kettle f.ii.niue mu P? ‘ l ’ l,, d white cow, giving milk seryed by the ladies and "everyone is ’ a lew few dajp da vs last week. ....„ ,. . . , day last week. 2 hand corn plan terL\ cow' R‘v*uff milk invited to attend. Jo,. Coats and Albert Lowery have AU|lhe above cow, are young, noy to exceed lour Two-borse rfdiug culti'a’-1 . BARRY COUNTY MAPS Thu Woodbnry Missionary Society gone north on a hunting expedition. Two-boree walking cultivat : i?™ •X '• 4. HUVUOI UlttUI' 11a business __ trip — meet with Mrs. Geo. Ixrtler of P. P. Wheller'made Can be had at the Woodland will 5 head young cattle, past yearlings Woodland next ^Thursday. All are in1- |j to Nashville Saturday. condition n Hpraguo i. Mting “F lbe 0,’pet, Mory „f k» rtore. K »“*•* O N A NEW TACK. : PROFESSIONAL CARDS~ ~ : i BUSINESS DIRECTORY D. S. ENGLAND, ROWLAND BROS. dan lake, :-WW SHOES Hastings Banner $1 a year Michi$an£hoeCo Auction Sale! HENRY RflQLfl Wednesday, Nov. 8th, 1905 P 4 4 < 1 Postofficc. They give the names of every farmer, the ■number of acres he owns, a 11 highways, streams, churches, school houses etc. PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS at Woodland Postoffice, John Veltc, Postmaster. | Mr. and Mrs. Abe Warner accomByron Barnum of Subewa made ia panied by Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Landis spent a few days visiting the former’s business trip to Woodland Monday. sisters, Mrs. Henry Hahn of Campbell. Josephus Fuller was a Hastings visi­ Forest Hager shot a hawk near tor Friday. Wamervile the latter part of last week MiaCKate Stevens attended a Hallow- , whicb measured 51 inches from tip to e’en party at the home ot Mr*. Coy j Brumm near Nashville. Tuesday, eveLitUe WBrner vltad. ninK- , ' | spqnt a few days last week with their i grandparents in Warnerville. | Marion Shores was Jn Sunfield on , business hut Friday. , REMOVED, Having removed my law olllce to the city .'of Hastings, I wish to thank my many friends in Woodland aud vicinity for their liberal patronage aud kiudnea# to me. L am now occupying the front rooms over the Hastings Banner odice and am uow ready to meet my many friends and client#, either In a social or business way at any time. My phone number is 452 and any one uot havlug time to come to ,my office can consult me over the phone. To my many friends In the youth and waat part of the county I wiU say that for many years we have not met very often but I id) a-hope to meet you more freaneatly both in a social and buBiussa way. My latch string will always hang out and I shall always be glad to welcome yon. Vwy truly. J AMES. M. SMITH. --- -------------------------------------------- j Mr. and Mrs. IL Rockwell spent i Sunday at Coats Grove. Glen Conley and Glenna Hager, spent Wednesday evening with the former’s cousins Mr. and Mrs. - Herbert Rock­ well. Tbe L. A. S. met with Miss Gail Hager Friday evening. A large num­ ber being present; Their next meeting will be held at the bomb of Mrs. Mel­ vina Wheeler. । SPECIAL A S2 Picture for only OQp UuU» lion of the liberal patron­ age accorded me. for a lim­ ited time, with every $2 i"' ,r*d*1 'o ««n. picture for only 39 cts bpruig’calf 30 to 50 good chickens - brood bows, pigs by their side <- lampion -J-horse rake, nearly new Sterling hay tedder J 15u {eet of rope, horse fork and pulleys Lunch at JNToon See my line of Outing Flannels. Underwear, Bed Blankets, Etc. ’ , ' ™Vef £ Moerel Stock of Dry Goods. Gro- YOUR MONEY BACH IF NOT SATISFIED ( E. Allgeo. J)SW. CARLTON CENTER. Phone 119 1-1 Terms of Sale: . All sums of f 5.00 and under ca.-li. “nil <>'11 one year’s time will be given on g' "1 :1111 paper at six per cent. Two per rent off i ir , |, D. E. Birdsall AH things come to h er who w&ita— including old age. The love let-ten* of a prudent man are all verbal b sleigh* Cream aepanUor i*.-n« Champion binder Champion mower, near.y 4w4 .. v.,„ . .............................. All tbe small farm !articles too numeron- (<■ hiention- Proprietor JAS. M. TO I W. H. MERRICK, Clerk :• �----- ■- 116 TONS OF WATER, flUOUSNESS Centra] Co.’, <_ig Tank for Sprinkler System. .■iritis lu* tle li--; line jl.PRQp. di waxes It is safe io»J g t -.nknowiu b-t-r: family rmnff And .. Mthl and it tr.e« can.Lik-.n by a ■ prollle I/-'-' rip*’”’’. torn'- INy kidney a. ■biers do m iK-ntUM .»t« fretn Uo*d ng.’S!: v-:u Thear-!. 01^1 the> ;' • •ij atioh. —■, :uid iviii ■.! - a<is ef tieh. ey* glasses and E T <1 Snr«i0ub I gj""1" “ «fc won rille, Mich Phwlcian । r, Mich. Of x. Md 7 to 8 P •y or Sight. * Roller Mill Co. Prices to Oct. 28th, ’05 Dictator Flour Retail per cwt. $2.20 Wholesale per bbl. 4.00 S, bRllDvr - We will exchange 40 lbs of Dictator for one bushel of clean, sound, sweet milling wheat, either red or white. 4:JQ or nlgjiL •KE RSE SHOER. it, dost east of DR MEN. DR BOYS. ■JI1SI.MKX-AW. ine]beb*re Iniyfag. ipt]y <J<in.nfe, year . The tower at the Table factory t» be­ ing built up font feet higher. Then a big tank 31 feet in diameter and 1« feet deep will be erected on the top ot the tower. Thia ia to be connected with the new automatic aprinkler ,yBtem with which Urn factory la now heing, equipped. Tbe tank will l.„ld m.ono pound, of water, or over I IB ton. When the sprinklers shall all be inntallud danger from an interior fire in the factory will be practically removed. ugfe 05 be located Incited more hmmm favorably than any ue .^her in Spain. It „ „ld saying °I7 “-r b. m>. l. proit khom T>K“ God lo"- ">» !«• live >n Seville " N„un, h<> from the h<yf BUlv lt u ^"tly that ,bey have kept hor2, „„ «nil«l kindly upon Seville with It. .hade avtmura, u„. Ialno, tree, moat tn evidence. Some very vareTS ? «"■“ f’- “ ‘bey r.‘br,’’rT °’h" ” the rehlcliw .li go on,_ way Sidewalk. A rMd'-*“d >•»« «« all l?o feet wide. Ye. ttar, „re Paved with ro,,w thM can. ml automobile, going a. .hoi, cannot.aee mother earth until you get usual a.ewd up on Un- mountain, where the vine S..V1II, waa tbe cenur of commerce i«XI7X3“K'rptantod in bwg before the Chriatian era. and un­ bMwwn th, grape, and amaU vegetable, l<.bn?t t n fcw iDCh“ ”l““- Iler tbe mlm.nirtr.tiou of Rtanu.it wra THE NEWSPAPER AND to put. pleat There i, a toboggan a favorite rraifienc, „f th,, homan ITS COMMUNITY elide ot Jlj J>ileo.aShd where tour can •tutocracr. Here in oue of the narrow --re-o. i. nugrewred n.r,n... „ I sur^]’“'l'Jew‘ah .ptartere, Murillo Speaking of what a .newspaper does M’ Heattil. It hasgreaMMl to be perftcUv «17 7? i 2" «re*u« for a community, United State® Sena .kill l‘, ■_?.:. ,"1 h*"lJl xl w’tb ti*1 world haa ever known. In the art wldll by twour mon* m, • tor David Davis, of Illinois, made an . - . . - t----------- ■■ »•■„ who elide 1 gallery can h> w„ uf 111b on tlV hy rivvw roper. u-rve-k 1 k..« oL-w a address that remains ever green in the d»»i' »i<h you tmd ho!d Uli Oil ..... work. One th«t he c«lM ■ My Picmemories of newspaper men. He said: Thia dmtanre can >» mad,. in ICT1 loio. tore” •■St 'Thumae‘giving alm," la a • Every year every local - paper gives ut« If the men do not stop to take a great .truly ot Iwggary. Another tafrom 400 to .5,000 free lines for the drink which they do quite often. There inon. one i, “Hl Francre embracing benefit of the community in which it ■a a hoaulilrd little park where 1 raw tlm craeitied Savior,r." In one ot tbe is hx*ated. No other agency can or the Dragun tjree claimed .tu he 2000 chontlHa I eaw ten large canvames. i < will do this. 'The editor in proportion years old. 1 visited a school fur bop, On., the........................ ‘Mirach-of loaves and fish- [7 to his means does more for his own and an Indtistrial «cbool for girls who ea. 1 The other *‘Moses striking the 'A town than any other'man. He ought were doing lieantilyl embroidery , ulso rcif-k” Called C-ii-i •*Xho Thirst ... ” _ The rep* I to be supported not because you hap a .Nethodist .1^1. i i Misaion .......... that has been •aww I r«*ntirth>n ,iT‘n was very realistic. The pen to like him or admire hie writing, ire uf tbe starving mother drinking by .Ira. .Moffat from America. In . timt. although her balie liecs for but because a local paper Is the beet in tatmeat a community can c.n make, cUi. k I; an “ old “• tumbled ‘nmNM down dowa house Loom op op ColuiuColne.- I vi Yft* you can■ nmdily’ii vestment ais, aol’ bo .............. crowded with great MUHigui, thaugbl, ,j . >’ “■« m|r«inK thia nine. linlw Dane lailiefrom Irma her her famfam.................. - •claimed j •■••■ini K Lilli p.it n. ,t mrtrriiwl * gentleman ' • a .breast for . • but ib.Maoi.liw financially ■» it iu is a.* of ..... more k-.-. benefit than , 1-OlUmbUH “ra’w* WNs WT inar neil. A i4ing days*. without food or ' both n«uul1i«r preacher and teacher. -To day tcW me m'* that tl'al uie Fie was WB> unite 'm»t«- «>>>-,<>■■ surprised tu ’ wlter. lw>fh nr.,1 lo.nk,,f.. j — - '!toil! ^.—1 ... . editor* do more for Island frietidlv The Cathedral of &is a grand .ra. lM» ,.,ra» pay than luuu any ail)■:‘ find the pw)’’,v on lh<> * .................. j phe (’athedral of Sevilie men on earth. F ---------I’atropire your home .; with ",1 Anxinvahs nml. someexpresMsi and custiy structure being the second ! hrtrity. but as — o:i paper, nut as a charity, an* In I vestment ” ->X’etvspaperdom. •« anxious foranrex- largest in the world next to Sr Peters AUCTION SALE ! — - * — o'- in I ""• ■ ••'••’"■•ta-1 - ■ "'<■ n- > „ Local News. ■■ In order tc finally settle tbe estate of the late David Pitt, his heirs will sell at I ablic Auctioi, at the farm residence of the late David Pittt one mile south, and two and one-half miles West of Assyria Center, on sec­ . tion 19, Assyria township, on sga WEDNESDAY, NOV- 8,1905 Commencing at 10:00 o’clock a. m., the following property, to-wit: Bay horse, weight 1300 Blac>inare, weight 1300 * 2 cowf*. 5 years old. due in March - yearling Durham grade bulls Steer, yearling J yearling heifers Calf. 6 months old 24 Shropshire grade ewes atl.m to I Cbri.iu.,, ' I®) | Sllfl,.shire gra.le btlvk I .luroln - butl"t.n. ..In, ( U'k bought dmrch. followed by,, Mohamitiedan j • M) bunches of violet-: -o that . ach mes-iu. be again occupied by the! Several very Iwge flock, of .wild i F"*Wt’e b«4to -------- ------ ------------------------lw; wear. (>ur talik* prtaent Christian Githedr I since 14v,‘. 1 geusc wi fe teen noing south ThurMitty. j ^er* ',u'n- "• tbr chiiceM <.f flowers. Many <>f its rich nnd ma«Hivt- pillnra ! Several from this city contemplate 1 T T” tak”“ B°man Moor‘ I' Ukirnr in the Miehiimn-K%«nbin “"V'V." *'’ J'** ’n‘ »>h.'-tract ,rnv,» r^ that preceded urea precededitit SmnJ taking ii; the Michigan-Wiscom-in foot i , m r with My. and Mia (lark that "t its -ttained glass WinduWh represent- f ball game-fa Ann Arbor. ■ nil-lit ।Iwafcolarat __ i.il_ iLn’ai rat... •. .......... » j1 i.... , . -------------------..1,.'..n• .1.. drexmi .1. _ _______ t • seeing , . . . to 1304. , । n, *bt «’«'»d<*.several elegantly njgM-riptural dateimck tt\Rogv^ '■xpw t‘‘ ,o niakv M V‘ t' ' ’’ortugue^ iHih.m and gentleman from DdWb in th.- crypt was shown us the . - .■ . . ... - .. . u.- me nl very desirable improvement Lisbon viaiteltwaho. viriUNlusaho. Our Our hind I Mind played played ■ »«ra improvements on hut his Lisbon urn that contains th»- ashcH iwbcn of UhrlstoChrlstol ottage at Gun lake jjext wason. as they enierod the dining room , phrr Culumlms bought back from. Throw aside your - fuel heaterw fend which beamed tn please them very • America ut tlu clus.? of the late Span­ invert in ’Garland” Stoves nnd Ranges, i much and in Itheir polite and graceful i^h American war. , Sold exclusively by Weiwjtt Bros. j manner they Ixiwed wry low. That Uh- Alcazar or former palace uf the zfcvi ... > 2 brood sows, good ones . , 12 pigs, 3 month's old 75 hens and chickens Wide tire wagon Covered carriage Single harness Buckeye drill McCormick Bjnder McCormick corn harvester, nearly new Cauldron kettle Corn hIi- kr Fanning mill Grind stone Spike tooth drag Lot of other farm tools About 10 tons of hay the 160 g.e .tbushels American ut Home. A Tempi. ..f V.-nus uuce oc- { 55 ofRepublic, oafs Corn fodder iW) Quantity of core 30 bushels of p-it ttoes Jkx)k stove Heating.stove .'gj Gasoline stove Dishe ■ Furnitur Carpets and o j • • .u ticle- too numer­ ous to mention • . Tpt*mS Of SalA—AIHumR $5.00 and hnder cash. Over that amount 1 11,0 Wl w«lw o months time will be given on good bankable 4101 ch at (» per cent interest. TJwo percent discount for cash at sale. Heirs of David Pitt, FRANK WALTZ, Auctioneer PROPRIETOR5. XOriCKOr HKAHISG CLAIMS. in (how Mniv places we read today of the famine now devastating and de­ sure of Mteblrui. County of Harry, ay. Notice is tu n-by given. IbM by an order 04 stroying tbe fair land. the Probate Court for Ur cutiuty «h' Harry Gibraltar. We have-now arrived at ninde .in the jstn .lay of Octobci. a. I>. Wi’., I.«ik mcuiths fYi in that date were nltowrri lot .rnlR Gibraltar. “Gute of Hercules.” and are nndcr the protection of tbe English flag. There arc 23,000 inhabitants lin­ ing at the base of this rock. It is aw­ lug*. for >'«4B>it<alki<i »nd Bilownti ful in itft greatness and vastnesn. Yet in these day* uf dynamite and shells utti. 1it is naid that It could l>e punctured 1full of boles in a very abort time. As no 1 one waul* it but the English, it will in al! prulminlity not isi moleatal 1 XtrriCK OF UKA KI -« ' l.A J it: ’right away. Gibraltar tyunand fort­ KU.U* of Mk-hlg&n. County of Harry pNotlcr !« iw-rcby given, that by an on I. ress van lie seen in five hours, tihope ’ FrobaU* <'outl foi thr Cmgitv of Karri, n are few and mostly confined to one the’ ±jnd day of Sept. A. I». >■* ‘ long .rtrcct. Although yon Bml aomc u#Fartii&”iaiiS it'SSi are little more than holen- in a ",l*lan‘.^Ltas'!f1 **^7. ’’J1’1 a*7’that „ , ran . , ■ ■ , , cmiM'd.kni! ISM nil errdllor- ot r»W diwnsM* 1wall.- they are filled with beautiful are required to present tbelr claim- U> «*M good, much cheaper than the aamo ! “‘5,12 f *kM in other Plana. „ we found after ^^^^.ueraryjjytrerf tra. leaving there. . Monday, the‘..-.nd day of January next, ai tea ' o'clock in tbe forenoon of that day. —----- -------------------- Dated Hept. .Tnd. A. D.. ixou The Master iaalways withthow who • ;»aeek to miniliter. lsu.t „f ,hi. . tbo Vermillion Tower half hidden with । tbe Spanish Flag floating in the breeze. insist ----------------x ', lhal anjugghuji i> o rrcOgniMed industty --- ------------------------ihhi MHinggiiiig isu III iiruim-m luuua..; . <hat n ached to th. ceiling.■ !, (J ri«»IMa||y a wall was built around this Originally .Xu boitin No b<,.*c is i» dark in which a HtU® little i. froin In,m |hig th|, p,>rt 11WIUK „„,ing t<1 tth h,. ,. exurbitani ,.xl,rbituw a “ ladder MMw attached attm hud which* which. show.-d .huw.U the I MU„nu|lll . But now moHt of the walls .:u • I . . ' . . . ___ । iliwMot from flit rrnMia nit in n:<tdTUi child smiles • dutira on imptHs. AU th“ hpuws an* descent from tin cross, all in nati , apt! tnoriin towers are gone. The Arab never ' inti Hu has made no great gains who apparently white im-rtly a vmm w....v — —j built <>f - . woo<i and in • the ruu^. there un ‘that' n,,t uses faces or profiles, animals or in, , ,' mZd.'lr'which .... .. w*v..rul of Murilut ’givre .i'l.l'hi tmm.'. ofrtI ,'h«.ra.l .-ll«prt w.tri, werearwal Murtll,?,« it.-rat Lrel I sects in their architectural work. But nover lust anything. -whib'.-it." Whit,-wral’.ing If al- pahtinga On.- • the little Cherub-" I when he built a Moeque, or a l»alaee Even good service is cheap-m d by a {tie r.v.wniz.Jiudu.tryh,-no. th., poor ■ omMilarwl hi. beat.wa, not more the. he became a toy maker, his work is ■ sii]«hod appearance. man can have a whit.' homw alllmugh | ■" “» Th,, ao'fine in. finish an^ coloring. Most I not built tit marble. Tha .tract, are gvlleman. a Mr. Treat from Maim-. people now-a-days would say “too ANXIOUS MOMENTS. j narrow hot H-an paved with ,t,me " hr. wan w?th me ami wm. making hi» .i- i much ginger bread work.' VBDKR FOR Ft BUCAnON. .1 IDC ' 1 • -............................ Some of the most anxious iivura hunts y» of a | trip to the Orient, gave me this • tbe little. bbx-ks and I should think well drained, j fifth Stale• of Mk-tiigsn. 1 tie IToUatr 1 oun for the Fee) languid, weak, run down.' . ...- illfnrmatkin ■. »... .j ye a,,*, xapi ' The court of Myrtles with its transmother’slife IL*-are —~tlioeu L----- when --- _ It1 County1 of Harry. croup.'1 Flocks of g>>ats an. driven arqund the । that ' aloablu one* ui the honnehold household have have tlie tlie croup. _ , — ___ . ,, Svvilluluformatiun. runiiibwl 'th.mvuv. ■„ the P"""» '«■* GuFhall .J tbo omtao- ;Headache.' Stomach "off”'.'—Jmrt a I * a g g ,........ K , . city milked injronl ;< the hmire. a..> ............ 1 »1 nice tn .... th*" city ». ot .. Hu-UngraUB -tn ... — aald Count! There is no other medicine so effective . ! opeta-- ,,r Carou-u. 'Hartarot So, HU " I ta.ln,,. ll tea 1SS irtrtu-oa. It. rcullog . |glain cam- of lazy liver. Burdock BlodQ !. nmts a.K..M. ft, ittern tont*s liver mid stomach., pro- .tou,eSt, ***V. °! /kJ ‘‘'t a H. Toaa iww. p __ _ 1 in this terrible malady as Foley’s;1 the milk delivered by the milkmen thouihild "Pon Jtuuiaml Flxaro." Th- Spanlab '» »'•*“ “‘1 floM 1" mote, digaation. puriliaa the tibial ' tn the Matter of I lie KMaic of l a and Tar. It i- a household * the iTcupsiiitsi The bright i,v - l,u- 1 Mowry. Ilt-wu-M. ClarkC. Aldrichtia favorite for throat and lung troubles, I'-w "I ■'"■ta ta '“nu ’to™"<x,r “ ■ In Mhl court hl.« |M-tlUvu.praviiig ft terraced torraCiMl huusei liouwia arc arc overhung imTituw ••? wl(>. “ ,( tIktaavurialng ... and us as it contains Jio opiates or other uJZTtalranleJtltal Hj mt : S-tllln ►.• •i . of alabaster nnd the . . .. . anti to wil Ibr inlrrmt of -aid rulaU 1 ar., cv.-r. .1 how many , roof arched with pbisons. it can be unfair given, ror ticeil . realcatatc tticivln dewrllioil aXiirira'r hniconiexf that are cove 1 mother «>f pearl, jasper and gold A few k» ivy Ld ll. were of rn. ry l.u ■. U.wk •■•• 111 1,‘» cl»’ “”d ,n. f“''' It i» Order.-d, That<l— -•» «-> <U0O by Arthur E. Hulhuiland. DESERT DISHES tbe ivy anu ami H< wvi> oi., tiff ik mii «•.. j, ..... K i we stand ripqn the blhe ’ - thniugh Spain. 'Till, The nurlit night UHtrhtnxU watchman > stejw and bate ufllcr. he and l«.h. ■rtntert fn C-Merpiccv of the audience eyed acnoritaa in the Imckgron idpetp- "if. Seville with sjiear nnd lantcru Mill '{ tileil lug • uM petition, and tl CUPS and SAUCERS In said eotate appear u ing ont bt-re and there to. dot it eight : " "out tlie i ‘-humbci • Here tis said Culunibus • lime and place, to Rian Miuiy P'wvlw’ the streets crying < ‘ , ..lapent^c nnd American ware. ’ Mood while making his final ami. earn­ ' of the many carriage, pusaing m-11 the luta're.it uf Mid «J*le gardens hour of the night. ’Tlie bull-ring it . should not N- granted. Just the thing for Christmas of the beat honpee have r.e>l ■ lK-oo ' an iinposiug Mructuru and will hold est plea before the king anil queen presents. Nice line and prices and lookout toivere. where th and asking the privilege of msknip order, for ihrr-«' -.lav.—hr vx«rk» pir vinu* U> ' 14.(l<0 people. The Spanish govern­ right. i Mid <Uy of twating, tn the HaMIfg* ltai.iv r g punt, mtn get >t hue view of t ..... wm their name immortal. But 'of course ment however is trying to suppress ncwhpuwr printrd Abd clrcuUUd tu Mid muntv All Ameru.:,, will remember C)rdiz. a. ’' bull-fighting. It in to lie hoped that they did not dream uf this honor at Ei.i i Hk< >>x CNAi« V. M.u'g LEE HING, Site. ltrgl«t«*r iX Frobntr, * Jodgoof >-r<*iv.w>, he mistake of buying furniture before being the plane where Colum|me rethat time. Then to the court .of >■ ; | A true copy. J • tbi» cruel »i»rt with the kindred evil lurnwl after h* diwovory of America. I 1 ir large Hock as we surely have someI <>f lotteries in Spain and, Mexico so Lions where 12# marble columns ar- ; tin II wae to thi« port that l‘»> ritshV ranged by 'threes, supported galleries H.’iwaut. neat to our own doors, will lie wiped laden Spanish lout' came to unload. which rise to a lofty height. The out forever. The largest industry in ■ ft wa» afterw.nl' captured by tbb ! e time of the year when it is hard to keep twelve lions, sitting tail to tail under Seville is a tobacco factory employing Englieh who eiirricd away W reawb yourl-i । the marble bowl never cracked a smilu ‘ ree from mild and dirt aud you must wipe 3.000 girls. We saw them criming out I tlHtrnii;. • yon go into the house. We have a large laden with treason*. of the building at night in jierfcct Or lashed their tails at our entrance 1 or even extendisl a paw of greeting. I assort he Sevile. Spain- "'«■ I''1 onr ■'Till ESTABLISHED ES YEAHs7''“ swarms. .We now leave Seville to Cadi, to join It again al Gibralter. Farther oh we entered the chamber of j visit Granada and ita AlhambriL death, where so many lost their heads. ' From here we took a epecial train to No visit to Sjiain is complete with­ AH I can say is. it was a pretty’ spot S..ville Spain. »t mil« di.tant Innehed ZXmL This gave w. a tine clew of out a journey to Granada and the Al to die in. The court of the captiv e hambra. This name means “red” and the entrance to tbo Harem bad ■ the country. Salt evaporator, were from the color of the sun dried brick. l...rs,. C ■ b Fibre niats 65c to 82.00. Rubber mats We know the-diseases and weaknesses of men like an open book. very small windows where in looking the 11 ret thing, of internet patchre al This wonder »i>ot of .Spain has been anil u.jWe have been curing them for 30 years. We have given our lives to along the rood for mile.; glares dug brought to‘t lie door of New York hy out we could see the green and yellow j It, and thousands upon thousands of men restored to Vigorous Vitality out and filled with water made me direct steamship and railway commun­ fruit of the orange and lemon trees, i are today living monuments .to .the skill, knowlcdn* and success of think'd tbe floutingrgardens of Mca- ication. How strange it is that this There stood the great va*e of the Al­ l»rs. Kennedy 4L Kergan. We never hold uut false holier., we ntvi r , ham bra. ft held 1<M> gallons of attar ieo. Tim -ah «>• P‘l«> to' undertake a case we cannot cure. We have made so thorough a study was the home of Queen Isabella who so of all the diseases of na<’D—of Varicocele, Stricture, BiqoA Poisons, hay etacka. Going inland anti leav­ generously sold her jewels to furnish, of roses. The apartments occupied by Hydrocele, Nervous Debility, Paralysis. Bladder. Urinary and Kidrfey I ing the ocean behind we c^n. to Washington Irving are known as the money fol (kilumbus to discover Diseases, General Weakness, Legg of Vitality, and have cured p ulmv a good fruit country; grope vines oreh- America and her royal husband King “nest of greatness.” The sky lights in thousands of casett. that If there Is a cure f. r YOUR disease >ou I . THREE L1CENREO E*BAL*E"®lr this room are tbe finest in the palace. art, of ..lire tree- inM«<«<“■ will find it hero. Wh'-n nc Lnd^rtake a case there is uo such thlrt 1 Ferdinand. And then after so many as failure. We charge nothing for consultation and our, knowledge, like peach Momome then M fir *> ™e years for an American citizen Washing­ Thu floor is lilack and white Moeair skill and exp-rienqp are at your service. XVc will explain to you eyes could roach orange me. ladto ton Irving to have tlie honor of mak­ work. Leaving this enriianted plae»How ami Why We Can Cure You; why ihA'diseases of m<-n require Jith tbo Urn delicious fruit I •■». we descended the hill to the town and ing thia place famous and the Alham: the knowledge and skill of Master Specialists. We do not require to visited th«i Cathedral, entering tbo I ate. the rnreet kind. experiment with your case as we know from cxj>e»ience in treating bra the show place of Europe. crypt where side by aide on lead coffins were rtuall vegetable garden. Atom thousands of cases exactly what to prescribe for your symptoms. Don’t This great palace was buih in the 13th are the remains of Ferdinand and Isa- . •* boy’.-, waist laundered at the American Laundry will wear •be discouraged if you have treated without succors with Quacks, Fakirs, half way tetween Cadiz and hoville £Lme >O U,. old Muuriah mrong- centurv by the Moorish kings. The{ liella. In tbe Plaza opposite our hotel Electric Beita, Free Trials, etc. You must get cured—and Doctors ■•■b longer than if it is latinns A hill that it is built on ip 2<J0U feet long alone can cure you. Our New Method System of treatment has stood U#’ d-ut tome. 11 only cost* I fJC E A V ■■ ■ hold ot Ctor. it. waU. have w "00 feet wide. The high and thick walls where wc stayed over night there was I the test for 25 years—why should it fail in your case. Should your Of this Work. ' Drss a fine monument of Columbus . Tak' rcte -till Standing. AU .along .b» « ?Wt *43' The American Laundry, W. J. Start, Pr»p. case prove incurable you need not pay us a dollar. We refer you to are strengthfend by a«|uare towers. It ing it all in all ;the Atfiambru stands any Bank In this city as to our financial standing. If you cannot call mil* I -«w no fcnrewearept wlmr wu is built for a fortress as well as a home peerkwa in my mind. We bad a tedious f write for a Question Blank for Home Treatment. Consultation Free. ,nade from century plants and cactu« The palace proper was destroyed by Booklets sent Free. and long ride in the cars from hero to ■ buthoi which grow very mu«k Charles the fifth, but ia considered yet' Gibraltar not reaching there until five . 8mall trees. Arrivingat BevBto ou the finest piece of Moorish art in exis­ in the afternoon Yet it gave us a ■ earring?* were again rw<ly to take us tence. The railroad follows the high­ chance to see tbe country of Sjiain ■ - v*.» way over which Columbus went to tbw liettar than in any other way. It look- '• MS SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MICH. Capitol uf Ferdinand and Isabella. Ito ed so beautiful and fertile to us! Yet I white boron, nothing of any condition is stilliood as we saw several happenoLoelJ I at«r««m. found that wonM'h. wfll! to enU m thia boure ami Hastings Roller Mill Co. >ur anti 9 The 1 . h ?/*”................................. „,ita,,e white cuttages kings with ini' Hastings citunuigr* Musical ustvai Club v. IUD w w ill III meet Ulrt'l ■ ” ‘“"“b' Moorish ........ .............. —....its.anfamous tuuitniacourt vutiri, at the Baptist church parlors Friday their ie<l tiled roofs lehind u« Of maidens i*. cunsidt red tlie purest to Maderm architecture. It is evening Nqv. 3rd. All members are ' aiid ”*** lauie good b/v •-*< —» *to aqil .... ■ t>pe of -• Moorish ........ .. | direct to Cmlik, Spain. /said that fifteen virgin* were givep tu requested td be prvwnt. Dr Loring; had a song tor every them every year. The magnificence of Frank Poland died suddenly Sat unlay place we stopped. In leaving here they this building with its marble hathing night at hi-, home north and east of sang” We have Shot the Shoot at Ma- ; pools underneath, where the favorite Middleville •from a stroke of paralysis. j deria. but wt) are going to leave her । wires lutthed ami their subjects were Dee»ywd formerly lived in this city. ' HgHjn •' {obliged to drink the water in obedience Sunday evening the Harvrot Home f IV,- loft Matfetia on Saturday aud , to them, is beyond my description. Retail 9Oc rraiw wrribe waa given at the Itaptut artivbU al Caiir -| an. un‘Munday, The walks and gardens cannot la? de­ Wholesale $15.00 ehurcli. the mttale being under the di-1 Carnage, wert taken ut the duck. . scribed tin y must la- seen to appreciate ■ ruction ra of a.™ Mra."• Archie McCoy and -rat™, .rau, lira-... rarf wi | w„ rod(, thvvJgann-. viaitihg art gal­ their grand coloring and fr^jeoing. A i gfoatly enjoyed. , leriea, parks aiiu other places of inter- w.-.bhy Moor arm un un hluYt to rjd, t,y tm |,ic).cl„. when tha valley Mr and j|r«. C. G- Maywood are est- At the public gardens, all claw”­ J. ro„»l,... to patient ytor ll.. htraae wl„ Ihl. hri,iK,. „-harP Colm... . . .. cuts of • a U.% jiouml and cunditiemi ctWgregatr. You can of I’liutins Pilatl-and luul his own built 1 bus wee’ overtaken hy tbe metJvup.'r.of We will nay $1.00 the like it. Graudedr of Grandeur' th-hundred pounds for reas­■ ilanghter. born Sunday morning j study ilji* mi.x|-l population Spaniards IsaUdla after first being refuted wife. ... . ■ Moors and r.--gr«»v Stiff rimmed; delicate n<-t work tracery «>n the walls ; pointed out to n-. The simple arch onably clepn. sound, Motin r and . child are doing niivly. l The BANN’t; ... 1— with -1.1 ' ■ - colurtjil Sjumish . witli its wealth of ornamt-utatlon and of that bridge now standing was not EK unitoa their many sutkbreros. nisi dark sweet, dry Buckwheat friends in extending .congratulatiohis. i cloaks are x otispicuum while much ‘ color, leave* an itupmedun upon the much tu !•«•. Yet it has its place in of • gaiety seemed Io exist yet a spirit ot 'modern history'as the pivot that turn­ In after years III his death he left ed the :cuur*<!. ot Columbus towards *■ b rerpart, Bt‘i plastering Mrs. Waldorff's gkHjiny pride is prvvateljt Cadiz is this ihagiiitieini edifice turn hvsphal f located un a pftiinsula and presents .n Warrant- :H“A house just north of tbe M C. R. Every for the iKkir. 1 snw tn one part the : The fltbi view uf the Allmmbra i» II. passenget dtqfart. They are iisiug a ed to atisf action patv.t plastic: that hardens within a ; approach it frdm the sea. It is -called doibitorii s. in another the nrt gallnry. ' >t soon to Iwr forgotten. The snow ], th- Spaniel. I’An, ., and > . .. round,al ; “l«1 wulytur.. work of i.,.t.J men. then capped Hirrra Nevada is-uback ground or your n.-_ y back. finish "n.' v.-'r roUaforae i• i .. ». mu-..'r P“ f.-w >*'arl.l,-.tv,-, ’ .......... 'fut.... wall .. „ii from - .t to ... -ji .; in s-ninir “uiiu inarbh*atrfi u. »t camv lor tbe dark green of the dive and tall ” ' " . -in pias.enng| , ' , £ hieh * "M fori broad ’is u-ften pro- 1 t-ml to th-the eiuipd feetbin|t k»ag. of At rose: <mc Cypress' Im* .In this Inclosure was andMbyom Interested ^Xh^ id.. This whh'h altar abont that H> was Your grocer r.as DICTATOR FLOUR if notcal! Phone 283. «m«tl.. Ud f.»"" J"'” . i Don't Allow Yourself heater g drag* ft chain Itivator ng mill 1 n'pood Bleigi>s ■r 86.00 mkhble r cash- ; Bran ILE 1 other ;ion. A TRIP UlROtlGU UVU FOREIGN LANDS I NOVEMHKK 1, 1905 '“’"''•"Scntime. whowJrein'uJ >»rnWwrafrom Grand Rapid,.. Mich' Table CURE®* BY ftcs'J* Rd the CONSTJMJ'ON THEOMDS Ja-k-PRAUGHT Rb Will Be Contained In HASTINGS BANNER, Door , I^EK^aHIOH Mats THE MASTER SPECIALISTS OF AMERICA RenKes &. Walldorff, ?1ANOS ANP ORGANS. BOY’S WAISTS Dm.KENNEDY& KENAN No. 77 * The BEST 5 CENT cigar U- 77 ' 1------- TRY IT--------------- -TRY IT-------- I . W I? ft �HASTINGS BANNKK. NO 10 Start the Day Right. ; P TRUANCY LAW WORK ING 555 Local News. Rowlader and Mackintadi shipped 1 car loads of stock Friday.; i GRANGE HALL CORNERS. Will Thomas has just (completed a | j The d*noc «t the Orange Fri^ nira new ira bmne .1 bi. eotuge «t ““"7^1 .ttentaL M numbera I lil£Ul. :--Gun lake. , -- *-A -fir* - *time ’-------reported. • being sold. Lee Hing ha* a new pherograph and i The sick in the neighborhood are on ia entertaining his friends with sev­ the gain. ' eral choice selections daily. . Mrs. Frank Sage of Hastings and Through the kindnem of Hon. E. Floyd Budd and family of BattJe Creek L Hamilton the following volumes have been the guests of Metsrs C._ A. have been added to the high school li­ Bristol and Fred Bristol and fsmihre brary : Report of U. S. Fish Com­ of late. mission, 4 vol*., Year Book of Dept, Tbe corn busker is working it- way of Agriculture for 1904. Report- of Mineral Resources of U. 8. for 1903. down the line. Mr. and Mr». Bowser spent a few There volumes furnish most excellent reference material a* each report is day* with their children at Galesburg Continued from pag’* our. By ating a Good Breakfast.; scholars of tbe agre given were ab­ sent from school and there will all be J White House coffee is a j brought in. Think of a whole town­ » delirious morning Bbveragej ship with every child of the age limit* fixed by thi* law in school. far 35c a pound. Onr line J There i* much to encourage those who ■want to we greater progress and better » of Breakfa-t foods will look« work in the district schools. First am! • good , to you—Try these. < greatest of all is the new truancy law. | Malta Vita, Egg OSee, Puf- < Next to that in importance is the nonnal training law. Fourteen .teachers {fed Rice, Shredded Wheat< ; graduated from tbe uoruial training ;j I Biscuit, Quaker Oats andj! clam in this city last year. Twenty !’ teacher* are taking the conn- this compiled by eminent specialists iu tbet past week. f • { anything you may want iu < v year Thirty Barry Co.teachers took the their fields besides being written-in a A large cistern that Austin Ferris i special summer normal work at tlw I clear, pleasing manner. was building for Grant Adam- caved »the grocery line. i Kalamazoo Normal last summer. Soon j Our old"friend ’’Jack" Rockefeller in on him last week one day and but | I Barry Co. qvIU have its schools presided 1 is a pretty good josber despite the fact for timely aid it would have been all , ! over by teachers who have normal t that he has a hairless pate. As our np with Austin. Rather a cloey call i training. When the rural schools are । readers all know, he is a Bn pt 1st, he thinks. supplied with teachers who shall have through and through and never lets un An uncle of F. Merrill’s ha» been Phone 292. i had some .special preparation for I teaching in' addition to the good opportunity go by to get in a word for 'hiring him. Mr. Newton by name | man’s spiritual uplifting. Recently ’ academy training that moat teachers being in Cleveland a delegation of cit- j MLm» Grace Bristol siwtit Wtsliu-Mluy j with Mrs. Bowser. ; now have, and when the boy» and girls ’ izens from that city railed upon him ; i of there same schools are in school cqn- (and among other things he counselled j Linuoudy.auch result* w ’ll lie achieved FINE LAKE. : them to turn their thoughts to higher 1 as have never before l>rea known.. things. • This they di|l; for the next j Don’t be Fb .led by Agents. \ ;. Delayed letter. , The law makes it the duty of all school Last j nay day after he the “rexbe bad delivered tne aer- j■ j;aia Tuesday Turtday Gbo., Gbo,. Brininstool BriuiuHuol and anu |j Now is tha ium>! .place' your ; li officers teachtTH or other persons tel orti« i tor an enlarged picture for ; . render such assistance as they can to jnonette” the price ot Standard oit,| wjfe Mrs, Mabie Caae aud Mra. GrU > was higher hy it cent a gallon.--Port- Campbell. Edwin BrhiiOBtooP.and l>ell the holidays, y«.u run fio chance , uampoeu. r.uwiu .............. t i of ioniiiR y<«ur money or choice \ | the officers in the performance of their land Olmerver. photo tf^youreelf or friend.’ We i( |I official duties. We bespeak for th« and wife, Mrs. Sally Ann Beebee and ; have a lltie tin*- of sain pies that • C-uinuiimioner of Schools and the' Arlher HOyt and wife of Battle Creek . COMMON COUNCIL. will c. nvince you that we can ' '■ Truant ‘Officer of Barry county tl|e> gel ju-t what you want and at y :■ support-of al! citizens in the enforce-i Common council met in regular re*- all drove out to Shore Acres to the right price. Remember we l. remind Joe Brininstool that Jt was ! of une of th<- brat law, wit), whirl, •i,°" Frl,"»y have all the old Negatives that ( ! went ... , . x । Mayor protein Gran: presiding. Frea- bis 52d birthday. Tbe day was spent ’ have, been •made in Nashville for ) !I we have bpen favored in recent years. |>n/Bl r’oll c>n AI1K Barls r. Grant. ---* — ' Atabt !u » food .UltMia lamMiroUlmwrJ -the past 25 years, and can make \ 1 . ------------------ £------. Hall. Hilton, Sentz." Weissert. “ ‘ you an enlarged picture from ( The sick get best of service at I Aids. Brooks. Horton j Tbe.guesls left Joe a line rocker as a these ■’ Mulholland’s Drug Store. Minutes of previous meeting read * token to remember this occasion. —:----- — ;' iint] approved. mra aodilod ' Th" 1'omi.ku. pie .oel.l M rrrank | Soothe* itching skin Heals cut* or , 'r,,“ r> rueaday evening was » piles. C. Hennetu i.Tw.^ labur. u«nH.«l: vv W. Koiish Itmuli ! Coleman Col«iMn-s» T«»d«y «"• a «.t barns without a scar. Cures -1’—1 labor, 13 OH; L, Anderson, htlior, 15.75; | success *in spite of the threatening ! salt rheum. any it&ing. i------Phone 140 Nashville, Mich. , ezcoma. ►1st “sells *Hs C. U. Raynor, labor. 13.08; J. Rose, Rose. lablab. i dements. ... .---- ... Doan’s Ointrnet. Your druggist it. • or. 14.88: J. Sixbcrry. lalxir. 13.30; Cfj uowry. j Last Thursday night will long bet ________ -Baker, labur. 22.50; Dr. Lowry, , witue-sx. witness, 15.00; F. Maynard, Maynard, w witness, remem bed by the people That lire on' YanHbr^'' the 8ou,h riiore of Fine Like.. An elec- ' Giddings,* ^"oT ’Sylvester V m .wit".^"\J>r M.ura\ ”Bnm>*" wh'. i flral .lurra .bout the .borlft of the Auction Sale! Having decided to quit farming. 1 will salt farm three and one-half miles east of x close to the Fisher church, on township, Thursday, Nov. 9, ’05 Comment ing at ten o'clock a. m.. sharp, the following desenlssi property t,,,^. 8 acres of b«an pod* 100 bushel* ®f ciatiBinder, nearly nev Lever Osborn drag, , Lever 60-t*»,th ilra-.- |w. H. FAIRCHILD,; ENLARGED PICTURES. C. M. EARLY, *■ Brininstool and1100 wife, Charley Sorrel mare weight Brown guiding weight! l-'UX) Gray mare weight 1400 7 sheep . Shi op-hire buck, full blood 0 1 C brood sow 2 years old 8 tons thteshed hay ALWAYS DEAR AT ANY PRICE iu." They combine elegam finish, durability, and convenience, with ecotKuny of fuel, and in spite of all competition held their station far in ad vnuce of ali others. \j.e take plearun- in calling attention of our readers to their merit. ••Garland" Stoves and Ranges awarded ttie first prize Paris Universal Exposition, 1900, over all the world; al«o al Pan American Exposition, Buffalo. UMH. h. a. mcintyre, iu Ui w iu * ■ Call and See Them at JJJ &.**’ Weissert Bros, S ' Itondi. labor. 1.US: W. Cobh, labor. »b-»«l only too plan, wbrra the lljlil ;2.G3; S. Anderson, labor. .70: M. , ning had done its deadly work, (hie of j 1 Rabin.suii, labor. .13; M. Turner, t the glan'. black oaks, on the shore in ” Kner;iS!ir5“<l!; lying on lb. 444'1.8,«7; -J Wootaft; lulior. 2.H2: W. ; ground. The large trunk was split into I •m ’ Morrison, labor. 16.10; U. Hopkins, three parts. Only a stub about 20 fret­ in I : G- Kousb. labor. *.H»; D. | high was left standing. The falling ' U4 Poland, labor, 2.45; B. Imrram. labor. I . B1nH«h*.fi t> i f .le ■M 44S; Cleo. Sal.I.-r, labor. 3.50; C. L. I l”"* M"'1’-'1 >'"* Ebod IhmU. rT tjmltb. team. :B.C0; Jaa. Radford. Otto I re, and little»onof KalamaUl labor.'.35; .Will Roush, acct.. .tll:lzun spent Sunday with the. formeiY ! m W. BromffeH. Inter. V.00. a r Wil- brother Will Ere, and family r''j 4>n. coal. 89.00: Gamewell Fire-Alarm , Hard- 444 ' C'» - l“00; L C. Smith labor. 2-LW; I Hoyd and Sherman Budd of Battle i i Kd. Shay, teaming.' 4.00: C. Cnsline. :<'reek'-pent Sunday at their parents’ ,33 n I teaming. 5 25; W. Kelley, teaming.’! home H. Budd’s. 444 iai3o; i 5 25; a A.. warner. Warner, re. teaming. W.00; V\. —. i ------ « 22; Geo. Tolhurst.; - The Bowne and Turner cottages aie ■ I teaming. Weis ----- „. ..3.85; . Weiwwrt Bros., sup- ' occupied by Battle Creek men now. ' plies. 88.73; Frank Stanley, repairs, . , Ir8, J. ll* Hnrp-11, ^... a,,< 8Penl Saturday j afel; M. Hall, later. 3.14: J. I. harp',r lr’a "<l* ^ >l" '-’o r«uBpent'.-.orday tu ______ ____________ w E3E3E3E3E3L3F4 3E3E3E3E3E3E3 We handle the beet grades of coal on the market— 8 Order from as and yon are sure to be satisfied. Phone X 194 and we will give your order prompt attention. x See us before inlying 5 LEHIGH, NUT and EGO, POCAHONTAS, C C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. ] M. MATTHEWS CD. CO- : .. . ..repair_ * _ 1i vt1 ,K ,the Kra fiiFra.,.'.... Iin Battle ll.l ,1. ,1 er. Mipplies. 7.07; John Mate, with former's ..a parents ; iag. 21.40; M. C. R. R , freight. 85.7'J; , Creek and Sunday with their cousins 1 n«.rr..1,I>le Ete-trlc Co K I. j Mr. .nd Mra. Cha, SIcb. H Bedford. H i Warner.4,37. On motion of Aid. Hall the-.' 1 : mime were allowed. Carried. Ayes. Bar- , I l>er.Grant. Hall. Hilton.Sentz. Weifeert. । GRANGE HALL CORNERS. I The petition of Eugene Marble and Delayed letter. 11 others requesting n Fire Alarm box on the corner of Clinton and Hanove: I Httdsor: Burroughs has a new gaso-; Streets in »eond ward. I’iine engine and Is preparing to lighten' " On un morion inoiion of oi aiu Aid.. Weiscrt neiHen same was . , . tar , .. nc well Ktwiti-d. C.rri.4, Avra. Ald«. Barter labor 1*!’or ,or lhr> 1*"' trinri *,,nd mill ml11 “ «»ll nr 0« t1 tyrant, .Hall. .Hall, Hilton.' Hilton.’ Bentz. Weinert.' jI <«ant, WeiMwrt.- i himeelL ! >Joved by Aid. Bentz that the side walk Mn. <• A. Bristol is not well at this 11 gtnde of J. L. Reed be referred to tile | ...... । sidewalk cbmniittee with powder to ‘ [ nA. Carried Ayea Barber. Grant Mra. Floyd Budd aud little danghur i -“tvifiSb s -^tatefor. rRi;ttr । sidewalk grade on the. went side ,.f I’arrenTs Mr. and Mrs. 1-red Bristol.. Park St. from Settle to Apple streets. | .-There will be a dance at the (Tange ' Oa motion of Aid. Barber aame was re- ] Hall Friday niglrtr terred to bide walk committee. I . E. L Mareton and 10 others made ...... “ ; Mrs, -Frank ” ’ Sage and family of ■ lamp at the i Hastings viseted her father aud mother i application for a street Lr..,. “d Church c*nm*- St. " ! the |>a.t week. corner of Mattison and -ooooooocxx»ooooogoooooocx>oocxwooooooo<>oooooo-oc)oocxx5 11 f)n motion of Aid. Sentz aame was Lewis Kiel) who in working for Wm 1 referred to lighting committee, (’arried. Pitt of Penllcld called on old’neight^rs * The petition of the Board .of Ednca- Sunday. . .i tidn requesting the Common Council /k Wake up your liver. Cure .| --------____ ______________ ____to _ Mr. nnd Mrs. Bowser spent a few /I rn(*0 I/O I I your constipation. Ge, ric’ raM b, t«)he .»m of«ls.«»d0il»ra imnkMti of maintaining the days with their children near Galesburg. f\y W biliousness Sold j .hi ,h" ’’CDool* of the city. . for 60 years. —“ —’* ’ j On — •j-*- of Aid. N. Hall the name ' • Work will soon begin on lire new motion wan approved and placed on file, telephone line through here. Carrico Ayes Burlier. Grant, Hall. H. Burroughs and wife visited at Hilton, Seutz and Weissert. r--nn’norncnDiacK? use sat v<.i»r»<* e. r. mu.* co. hxamca. a. i Moved by Aid. Hali that the street Nelson Bird’s at Central Johtratown CT^mmittee purchase 1 carload of Sunday. iving briek. Carried aven Aid 1 Rollin Holcomb ot Wlllamaton was a irber.^Griint, Hall, Hilton. -Seutz and1 pleasant caller at Joe Bowsers one | Weissert. GENERAL : Moved by Aid. Hall that the Hide­ day last week. AUCTIONEER. walk committee purchase 1 ton of side Miss Una Bristol of Bristol Corners, I walk grating. Carried ayes Ahl. Years of experience have taught me how to conduct j Ba«ber, Grant, Hall.’ Hilton. Sentz was on our streets one day last week. hales succesHfully, many of my sales running huuj nn<J Weimert Mrs Myrtle Merrill Is on the sick list , drfdi or dollars ahead of expectations. Farm ’ i Resolved by the finance committee at this writing. uud Stock sales a specialty, and satisfaction guar , - that the num of $1,500 be borrowed and anu od. Dates can be made by calling at or by • placed in the general street fund nay­ phoning to the BANNER office, Hastings, Midi). ; able March 15. BXI5. EAST BALTIMORE. ■On motion of Aid. Burlier name was Delayed letter. adopted. Carried Ayes Alda. Barber, W. H. COUCH, Residence Sec. 51, Carlton. House cleaning Is In the order of Grant. Hall. Horton, Bentz, and Weisthe day. • nert. Cltlzuna Phone 161-3 Rings. P.O. Address, Hastings, R.F.D. 9. Mbved by Aid. Weiasert that the Th. dance >t D. C. Warner’, by mutter of insuring the toilers at the J H alien Oct. S) wu well attended pumping station be referred to the Water committee jwith power to act. and all reported a good lime. Carried Ayes Aid. Barber, Grant Hall, Al McIntyre, wile and daughter Hilton. Bentz and Weimrt. THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEER. Moved by Aid. Weissert that council .pent laat Sunday In Urbandale the adjourn. Carried. guests of tbe lalter’a sister. Has h'ad 25 years of actual experience. Farm and Jas. M. Patton. City Clerk. M. Newton found a lantern. Owner Stock Sales a specialty. Satiefaction guaranteed it\. can have by calling at Geo. Fry’s. every respect Dates can be mad? by calling at the * ‘ What do you consider the most re­ BANNER office, or with me. Mra. Ed Hill nnd daughter spent last markable work in American litera­ ture?'- said the man who asks idle week with her sister Mrs. Chas JAS. M. BAUER, Hastings, Mich. Hoffman. questions. •*My life insurance company’s pros­ Mra. Jennie H arner of Delton apent Citizens Phone 89. 529 Michigan Ave. pectus’ ’replied the rueful policy holder. laat wrek at D. C. Warner’.. —Washington Star. Hen Babcoclc la .lowly Inproyiug. Laura Morgan and gentleman trleuu, AtPOLICEMAN’S TESTIMONY. andEdtxa and Genl, McIntyre epeni J. K. Patterson, night policeman of THE AUCTIONEER, DELTON, MICH. Nashen, la. writes. “Last wintori had laat Sundry at Richard Morgan’a 1 have had yeans of experience in all kinds of sales a bad cold on my lungs and tried at Ola McCarty .pent the latter part of —Fann, Slock, General Merchandise, anything you least a half dozen advertised cough laat week th, gueet of Dorothy Babcock. want SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Cal) at mediciines and bad treatment from two my hotel, Delton, write or phone me, or arrange physicians without getting any lienefiL Jacob Hoffman and wife apem 1Mt < dates with the ’"— *"*v A friend recommended Foley’s Hon­ J^MLW'‘b fOr“*"’* brou,'r ey and Tar and two thirds of a bottle <i onnstown. cared me. I consider it the greatest Dotton, Mloh. cough and lung medicine in the world. ” t?i'?1K'r '• moving on j For sals by Arthur E. Mulholland. Earay Ixlmonda farm. I [ I i [' I , V~V0 a g £» VrbrTllb°r BUCKINGHAM’S DYE W. H. COUCH JAS. M. BAUER, E. R. G Oliver cliillm plow' Heavy work liarii-->-. Heavy work hani-:.2 single liarnesees bafiry' Rattier donbM bn; . 'MV ftdt 2 |Miirs of.bob sleighs ” i’"i;hle shovel Light horse wagon wiU. u.ili-ar<i feet wagon springs ca;„ t> , 2 wide tile wagons nai; tin-warn, jTruck wagon ■ i, milk ratfe Iron Age cultivator I cider barrels Hog chute ' -“ipstwd New post hole digger - shovfli Pick axe ‘and. other ar h < too numtrouh to mention ♦5.00 or under ’ Ji-11. Overtb.it. inn.}e|rtime will be given at 6 per cent int.-r.-.- n li««|l,an);. able notes.. A discount tiCthree r relit kilibeajvtt for caeli on sales over $5.00. rrT int’as. 4 80: Ernest Smith, witness,2.10; | reason pasfed over, when a feh and ■ L. E. Smith, witness, 2.10; F. Fifield; j a report that would wake up mtet any i । *’i.,nS41‘t ~! ai Shl,iy’ r" i sl*®py came. The iightniug seemed j . n»; Baker Sbriner._witness, 2.10; L, I * •. . , ? , , , . Iioufatatter. draying, >25; M. Turner. 'to The t*ke in fronrof tl.e M> tdrayrfig. .10; W. Hilton, draying. j hotel. .Ijw Brininstool thought he had * “ j 183;. Mike Custer, witness. 8.20; Mrs i better look around m> he lit hi» lantern i fehriiuw. witness. 1.10; Mrs.S anSlotan - Hnd wenl to the barn and then down to i m1 witneas. 1.10 A. h. Kenaston. fees. , . .. .. C iCLCitv Clerk Sumra. 1.00 J. Hulmx lh»lak' ’■>1,u“t* H. renld. U1 Malice. 0.75 O. Skincr, police, 0 75- A. : not have been in the house but a few : fff i E.. Kenaston. services. LOO Chas. 1 minutes la-fore a crash came, thesohnd ' ii™: ■»’ •',l'h,'.,-'u “T',’;1-’ ft! Garland Stoves and Ranges are acknowledged fff a* as the VVorld’s Best. m Abbey | I HOT l_.-CrixrcM at NOON E3E3E 3E3E3E3E’3E3E3E3t 3E3E3 ; gA Cheap ls ^Imitation «t public auftion. at l)1H 0|_ Hastings on the State |< section 11, in Hnstira,, ' on W. H. Couch, Auctioneer. If you want to buy or sell anything try e. Want Adv in the Banner. AUCTION SALE Having rented my farm, situated about two and one-half miles north and three and onerhslf west of Hasting’' on the Middleville and Hastings road, and about three miles east’ of Inimr. Sec. 34, Irving township, I will sell at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER m. IK Commencing at 9:00 o’clock a. m. the following property to wit: Koan mare. 7 yrs. old. wgiit. 1300, good . all arm ml tnare , Black mare. 11 yrs. old. wgiit 1200 Broun libi-se. io yra old. wght lopo. good driver and work horse Bay mare, wgiit 1100 with foal I carling mar. well bred ■ Spring mare t oll Jhirham cow, 8 yrs old with calf Roan cow. imw mil. h Red cow, 7 yrs old. giving milk Red cow. (> yrs old. giving milk . hetferi, both 4 yrs. old, both with calf Black cow, 7 yrs old. with calf, and giving milk ■ . • Roan cow, 5 yrs old, giving milk in > "i8 yr?,nId’ due ,4> ,al{ in January 10 head cattle, 1 and 2 vra old 1 - spring calves 2 September calves spring calves 45 Shropshire ewes pli ftni'™ ■ ' Shropshire buck Poland China boar, 1 vear old SowWanyit1hpig SOvonngshoats JORnnen.^8"! 100 Chickens extra well bred 5-tooth cnltivator Combination garden drill sZrin0^* ?,lle!'ard seParatornearly new W snlka^T813 Wc;tion ““rly heZ ■•0 spike tooth drag Steel land roller Weeder Drag sera Hay rack SinLight double driviiTt I’ ’suing mill ling iniclW- ■. Large iron ketth'' htK i»R»ve# I 61id cook stove 48 foot extrusion lad-1- ■ 3 lumber wagons. « i-l- : Surrey, good ennditioii Single buggy, rubber tv j-,«l ”Ott' Light sinu-le buggy . Portland cutter, in go. edition Pair heavy Belknap sb Pair Champion sleigh.: rininfDane hay loader, nearly McCormick hay rake. !' Hay tedder good condit: McCormick mower, nearl ■ McCormick binder, m-aily Deering com hinder, nearly new Moline corn planter 2 Iron, Age riding t-ultivgiigClark riding plow 2 -t.-i Ib-am pit”* Bean puller Grain drill Barrel cylinder oil ...^ Quantity corn stalks All the small tools used -u 'ii-vrin Also lot of household goodsAad other articles toe iiuiuerou’.w mention. given on under cash. Over that amount one year .< time eounuSr^, ^j“e pa,w with interest at six per cent. Two per cent « W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer Wm. MITCHELL, Proprietor �THE VITAL CENTER e! No Man Stronger than his Stomach--Let Mi-o-na Slrengthea Your Digestive Syslem. DELTON. SHULTZ. । NORTHEAST BARRY. A. F. Shultz went North Monday to Next meeting of the L. A. S. will aJrL™ 11 ?* Ilv ex P e=t ' ‘ to vinit tbe I entertained by jir. Mr. anu and mrs. Mrs. x.. E. ■ • tu ue< viw.u.u.cu uj Minxey hoys mJ otte-r old acquaint- I Pifer Nov. U for dinner.All are invited aneeb while there. Mr. t p -u . >. Mra. (Jan Tk . 7 \ K ” *“* P Mr*, •Hrs. (teo. ( »0O. Thumnn rnilin»H <ipent atTwan* neveral .1 day* .1___ I> few tj.tr ra wnv.-. after ..u serious ___ ill. ____ of .r i* minutes illness I of last week with her brother, and appendicitis. Hrr. many frrendn are wife of Kalamazoo. rejoiced over her recovery. Yarn Loomis,and family of <Mton Minftpi Vida Webster and Edna Kah­ •pent Saturday night and Sunday at ler visited Min Reda Bagley of this place the gu«it« of of his, father Orangerille a couple of days this week. O. Loomis and wife. Miss Lula Nobles has a pound social Mr*. Nallie VanTyne entertained a Mite Emma Kenynn is visiting her this week Friday evening at the Cedar week. . . brother nru-ner frpm rrpm Middl^viiUe XhddltjviiUe last last week sister-Vteta in. Hickory Corner* this Creek school house where she is teadiBEDROOM SUITS, SPRIRtS and- MATTRESSES, l ■*- u"» toe □««!„, week. ing. ioad®^ 05 ’rty to wit- BRICH BROS T e FURNITURE DEPARTMENT si • rol',n’“l “ home t in Grand Rapid,. Monday, after — .nonaay, after an AYtaav.rL.rl A.t»la r wi,h '“••’Uugbter. Mra X*. raulkuer. • life Bert Pqanoc*, wife and dnughter Bernice returned last Tuesday after an extended visit at Wichita. Kan.. Chi­ cago and other western points. A numlxjr of members from the Maccabee lodge here, attended the lodge at Hasting*. Monday night ife = ife ife ife ife ife The stotnach is your vital center. No man is stronger than his stomach. ! Tbe average man measure* hts phy»i; icai ical vitality t»y by nirneart, biv heart, bin his kidney*. or hi* lung*. Yet it. is tbe stomach i that should first be considered when “ cast U P the account of health. _*«>ju up accouut of health. ra___ _■ . Every organ of die 1-ody is Nustained And nourished by ftxxi which is con­ verted into nutrition ie tbe Aomach and conveyed to every part uf the sys­ tem in the form- of blood. Fbr this reason, when the stomach is strength; | COUCHES. BOOKCASES. 0IHIM6 CHAIRS. ROCK- ’fe j" I*. rdj.p• el ■; e-- • |-O|’ bilgtfj. ae-k ole shove] s and pole »6 lbs ^5?, "agon MHk racks ler barrels K>P shovel - ahoveh an limner- /A—— f e e e: ■e in Ji 11 n<: years Mi bank- ‘ I be given1 BE, neer nng ner. AlORICH BROSsas^ix.^^x^^x^ own joint, again. unirkat property and -dwelling, also i Ix-e McDonald is helping to build a twenty acres of land near Cloverdale of wS More-houw) entertain- the I Itarn for Will Otis of Giai» Creek. ■ Grant Dickerson. ' —■ —Til'S .“J .'■J । Senior L T. E. at their next meeting. Grant Di-ker*on him twilight the i J ‘ : ~— -------------- - , Queen Blackman entertained/bcm NORTH JOHNSTOWN. ; shepjiard OHv..r pUce oXcti£ , last Wediireday evening. They hud h i ' Corn husking is nearly completed in teen. : very fine lime. A musical program was , 111:1. ricilniy. I Jtogvne U.- 'k is building u new wood । carried out. which was enjoyed by al! ■ ‘ Mr*. Eva Bpstul; visited Freejjort ; shed anu coal house. f.ILLiCO BUFFALO NY ; friends a few dais ite past w..-k. ; The U)W.nsbip |War,| of Hope met ' Mrs. Eng!e<ln»t says that she'baa hut the best tailorJ raised ton children aud ustisl ail sort-- • Mr. und Mrs. V/nSyckle of Battle last Monday to act on appeal of parties cn could create this ; of Oongh hnd cold cores for them, but I.J Greek riaite*! tbe latter’s parents from ' from derision ut the highway com’ , mfarioner in laying a highway to Long iWell double breasted has never found anything that equal-. ■•Friday until Sunday. Tbe BoaWraiseil tbe damage^ ’ ' Faulknerj* Symp of White Pine and^ a few from Chis way attend, d tlw *-1cre hand labor can­ DELTGN. V MICHIGAN. SWELL CLOT ING sut not c '-tract garments like th. . t takes brains to plan ur fcxcwute such ma-terpieces. Ubserv v- the gleefully long lapels. See ho . close the collar fits to the neck and >. iv perfectly shaped the shoulders are. flu i> not a “mere picture” but an s.tua! representation of the suit—.as can cas:!y he prox en hy a call at our store. I b- wloth is all wool —either plain blue crane <i:he popular mixed effects. Every Jr.. - t it is .shrunk before cutting:, and every -train point is reinforced. Rain or hard . er\jcfr .will not harm this suit—a Hti* • will make it ^ood as new. hr.Vk.1 Fa!! >uit in town for$10 .o$16 I Tar. made and sold only by Ell’s E. 'Halh.we en juri.Vat W. B. Garret a . Faulkncrj tbe DruggtM Delton. Mich. । latt Friday evftiing und report a fine I time. ' • : DELTON CHURCH NOTES. 1 The dance at .the Grunge Hall lost I The atityjeet for next Sunday evening Friday night wu» w ll 'attended and a at Lhiltuni M. E. chucrh will la- ‘'Rook । good tin. reported. j Keeping in Heaven.” Come out and Mrs. M. Riddle uf Battle Creek visi■ hear about it. I ted her brother C. S Bristol and sister ! Mr*. W. a Clark a few days returning j , Mrs Mlary McQuarrie nnd George.!. < * ’ Dinckel Wore received in foil member- :! to her home Sunday. L L. Loveland & Son, Guaranteep ;h Ctire. viler been dis. rtire ivery cough, l ave oiie that >-.;fer to doing it than 105. to wit: ing null For the Farm. There is practically nothing iQ the way of farm dr£gh and stock ’n-m, thirty <dullar* to seventy five; dollar' ’ “ ’ Sadie Deck i* visiting (rends in Kai••ma.'AXi. _ .. . DOWLING. George Robinson and .wife .-nter- ! tainol Mr. and Jlre. Manrace Cox of ; Hope Sanday. Mr„ John' and sister Mr*. ship intoithe M. E. church al Delton !I Old Mrs. Butler La* had the niisfcA*- Ira Rice spent Sunday with their par­ Sunday ihorning. Cleo Penrock was'1 tune to break her hip. About 2 year* | outs Mh und Mr*. Frank Freeman. I receivec} on probation at the Mine i1 ago she fell and liroke one hip add , rerv man and boy in thi* ci)y time. L i.uould nut have it set non she ha* huilting Sunday but did not get 1 Rev. Hrra Morehouse av-ist©l the 1 broken.the other one, and being over ' mttrh game w Moo. 1 pastor injthe Imptismai service of Geo. ’■ te. vrare old het retjrarT I. donb.ful. | J. Dinck«N nnd Cleo Pennock Sunday AH .rmprib.rew.to hot. thru,fur-' Ju). „ilh shtl:rMra VunSyekle. I morning.; . X. ..nd Mra Warren Murebore. o’f *' ^Mra GeontoKcid »fMniu», ; The pdstur war absent at lAnsing ' BallleC. k »n vton..^,- fr.en.1. 1-n».n Suo.l.v ... Dowl.nn. i two days last week nt pn-M-nt. The Ladies Aid will meet at tbe I TbeW.iC.-T. U. will meet with Austin Ferri* came Sear losing his ' home •»! Mrs. Max-Smith Thm,day Mrs. E S. Morehouse Friday at ’2::w , life while digging a cistern for Grant j Nov. w for. dinner. jThey. will tic; i p. m. Ail ladies are invibsl to attend. I. Adam* as it caved in on him. com- | comfortable-* and make aprons «nil»~ 1. -. 1 — W. C. U. of- — Cloverdale cjiar)5c pletely covering him up. Prompt assiat- i there. will meet with Mrs. Ira Brook- . .nice Mud him but he don’t want the 1 Mr. Aldrich is nu better at this writ­ I Wedue-riny at 5 p. m ' experience again. ! jng. CRESSEY. preparations we cannot supply. Our stock has to be complete I*cause we are favored with an ex­ tremely large 'farm trade which we have won by keeping what is asked for, by courteous, appreciative ser­ I E<M-Trefhric and wife spent Sun­ ; day with the latter’s sister in JohnsSchdol ck«red Friday for o^wet k’s town HOPP center Delton State Bank We 3 Pay Per cent on Deposits. i We loan money on Real Estate Sor Rood Bankable Paper. We f ioari our money at home, and do » business with people we know S are all right. Wc du a safe, con\ servative busiinw and have L Money to Loan p J at reasonable rates. Deeds, .Tortgages and Legal Papers Drawn. / New York Drafts, Insurance L and Bonds Sold. DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH, Prceident. J. G.’ HUGHES. V . President E. Sa MOREHOUSE. Cashier. DR. McLEAY. WILLIAM ELUOTT. P. TERPENNING. collins. James CLUBBING RATES m TMI CLOTHIERS, DaHon antf PralrteviHe. Midi. tali miles Irving. on There is not a single great aatbor In our literature in whose works numer­ ous errors have Dot been pointed out or thought to be pointed out. They are charged with violating rtties involving the purity if not tbe permanence <if tbe language. A somewhat depressing In­ ference follows from the situation thus revealed. The ability to(write English correctly does Dot lielong to tbs* great I master* of our speech. It Is limited to the obscure men who hare RevotKl me jnak .msa or theqmelvea to the ot suowmg abowihg now how far thes - vaunted writers have fallen [ John Hallock spent Saturday night* Mrs. Kelley returned Friday to her and Sunday with F. Hallock and fam- ' b-jine in Fenton after spending a few ERS, CARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUMS; 12 pit-Mrs H“n<1 {Polly Sunday. ily of Johnstown-. Several of this place ! dsp* with her sister Mrs. Andrus, ' «*, Mr ’‘orebom.. », fUkmuoo- attended the S, 8., convention .in Clo- Mr;, anil JIrx. Luther Brown started tans pt Linoleums which ire beauties. ife 1Mt ’ues.hy. . verdale last Saturday. , i Monday for Baltimore Maryland where I Mr. tail, la putting np , teluphomMite Libb.e McCullum who is teach- fthey will spend the winter, with their ll, Um betwmn hia rrautt at Craokwl lake ing Mdioul at Hope Center la spending BOn Chaplain Brown who is in the U.B. j and Delton. . ' this week at home. , iriee and stutiuu.sl st that place. Mis/Graee'Chamieriain teacher of j A,r" Hamilton Armour jr. spent ll/ k®°n Nh'hols ifl on the sick list. short of the ideas nT Uuguistlc .propri-1 iix Mrs. O.l Barrett it turned home Sat- the Hinds School j* enjoying a two i Monday «« Bedford. i ety entertained by their uureosgnixed i urdav after an extended vi-di at NashbiBitS. af right prices. A full line of HEATING STOVES vf- viUeMr. und Sir , J Hines and little 1 CLOVERDALE. * bet'.crs An a result of these ir it leal : • crusades there la no. eedaipt* from the HARNESS. SJNBLE LIGHT DOUBLE WORK HARNESS Mr -"4 *>» I'rtocta# .re mjuit.1I daughter of H jstlhg^jqmnt^unday here I Perry Wiseman and wife of Hastings ilismal conclusion tlmt tie correct u«e I tbe gut st* p. Hin»n. | sjient Sunday with Milo Phillips und ; of tlio language 1* not U» be fjund in i ‘i on fie AMERICAN FERCE. '« *•« * »’ Imt Mia» Liblmt MeCaKnm is leader of family. . ; the authors whom every oise’ rvad>< W 1 Mr. C. Riwbridgvr <i( Johnstown and ■ and wife of Richland with pleasure, but- la un accomplish ' i = tii »*** of 11 anti eg* wen- iu Delton Ij the young people's meeting next Sun- 1 iTirt Mason । w.t,r„ the gnO6tf, nf Hiram Gibson and j meiU reserved exclmlvuly for thes*. Mon‘11*y*<te ttanr way tu Chicago to !| day night. whom nobody can succeed in rending : ife ■ a nnrioad of ab&p. T!ie many triendnof Mrs. Barbara । family laat Sunday. at alL—Professor Thomas R. LoiIds- I ' M. Calltun who has Rnur no seriously i E____ ____ ..../. ....^tub! ...... .. lum> re- t>!nT >“ ttanw-* Eira“ChmterWb wilt . c ’.t ill Givin of Battle Creek 1. niaknifv! ’ ill at the Iioum- of her daugh- ' turned from uweck> visit in Kalama■J. , an extendia elan witp l,.» parent.. tor will be ptatsnl to hear that she I roe. ” >.»f«r rivnrereda. to be in her' r1M,k Hrit hue bought toe meat I DEPARTMENT e cned with Mi-o-na and is able-to con­ vert the food into nourishment -all other organs • jou Ik-come well. This explains many cure* of heart, liver, or kidney diseases'in the cases where Mio-ca is used. Il is the most wonderful health re­ storer known, and is sold by W.' J. Holloway under an absolute guarantee that it costs nothing unleM it restores health. Just one little tablet out of a 50 cent lox of Mi-O-na for a few days, and you will aoun see a great improve­ ment fp yonr health. fOLErsKlDNEYCORE Beaders of the Bannmk can eecure as favorable clubbing rates with this paper for any daily or weekly paper or magazine published in the United States or Canada a.* can be procur ed by any oilier newspaper in this Mctton of Michigan. • Announcement. I have bought the LAUBAUGH market, and will add a complete line uf Groceries, Canned Goods, Confections, Etc. Everything will be kept right up to. date in every way and I solicit my share of patronage. J. SPROUL, Make* Kidney* and B'.addar Right PUOBATE OKDEE. j . State of Mlfbiitan. Count* M H*rry. m. i At a v^vSitnof the l-r«ba>< vjprt, f*r tbe Uuuti'.y o< lurry, tioldru at the Pruiwu- oflice. in lite city of llB*llti|ta. iu *aM ecmrty oq Frt, ilav. tin- i:::h day of Oct. In the year oouibouKMUd nine hundred and fire. BlcvuL Cha<, M. Maek. Judre ul Frr.lmle. । nr the matter of the estate ol Jt-raaiiah I Willnir. DeceaM-d X- .1 On rea-bi>« and Alin* the petition.Jrtly terp fled, of fIxrk ilbnr. bruthtr o< Jid de1 <ysM-d.pmy1nx that *dnilnhtrattor of 'a!<ij-«(*t»> mar tw* panted to William IL Btirxe--- or to .votfle otMr <u!tal>le per^ui. Ibetrtipoti It J* ordered, that Fridsy. tbe loth day «M November A. I>- t« nt M cdcltek In the foreuoou, be a-tef-iw.i for the ImvIM of -aid ix-tltlou and that tbe heir* at )a* Of said I decrsM-d and all other ftersem iut>5i<ii»d In *ald et.LHf.are required Io *y>]>ear at a M«saO« •said rout*- thnn to*** boiden at the piotxle oflice. in the < ity of Ha*ttng v. in satd ivunty and show cni».e tf any there b-. t hy the prayer of the |>Hltbner may nk be srahtrd. Andttis further ordered, that said petlllocier xive notice I to tlw pt-rv'tiA inn rested In said eraale of the j peodencyl of said HsetiUoa arid tbe hearing thereof by iwidbr a copy of thi* order to re pul|U«ied in tbe Hk-iisc- IIakxko. a newspaper printed and ch cut-Had In said ■-ounty ofiRam unct- meaoh *e*k for three sot erssive hn-Ks prirrtuu* to>«ald day of hmrins. hi.i.A c. Bkcox. Cha's. M. Mac*. .PrbtsSe Brwtetcr. Judge or Probate. Dolton, Mich. f| || *S*|| A­ Iff) Qf Ml I LR IIUIIUI . IHIII ' MUI Good Printing When jou have Printing done you want it nicely i PriCGS to NOV. 11th, ’05 pr-r. Remrmber the BAN­ NER w nend of Dictator Flour Retail per cwt. $2.30 Wholesale per bbl. 4.2 O Letter heads NOTE-HEADS BILL-HEADS RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS CHILD HURT _ ________ _____Mrs. John j ' . .. ,« „ ! School i» closed at this place for a ' We will exchange 40 lbs Laat Thursday Mr. and ■ u it llor years; .it G..1 «>lkure.n a«l f.m. y .pvn. bun­ of Dictator for one bushel Roger* arid Mr. and Mrs. John Clinton i th tnauner of day at Fehx Chamherlian s. ; ___________ of clean, sound, sweet and tw« children drove to Kalama- ' . the most utiiver DQuns CORNCRS milling wheat, cither red zoo. When just this side of town re- i Arth,r Heder .hipped .- rarlo.l of : ‘A e ask :Gk' you to 'A hogs from Delton Saturday. or white. turning hoin-- an automobile passed i, Mesmers Leroy Lenar, Leroy McBain, vice, aud by fair prices. Mrs. Euoas Norris bus been very them frightening the horse* which Ij E. ( E. Faulkner and M. -4L Manning sick but ia some flatter at thia writing, - the most* certain to Becaust Whenever you have more butter overturned the buggy and throwing, of Delton and Gideon Wilkinson of this Messer* Gate* and McKibbou met and eggs than you feel that you them all dut. Tb4?ittle I year old ■ place attended Marculjee Lodge at Hast- with quite a severe accident one day pleasant to cake; need aud there is something in Bcaht-v ■ quaily good for , daughter bf Clinton was badly injured > ENVELOPES ings Friday evening. All report an en- I l^t week. The boraa ran away throw-1 ' . . aud ' our line you need, bring them in and ! in one of (»er arms beaidM sustaining jovable time. ing them from the buggy injuring Mr. ' Uecau. . r fail?, |y<m get CALENDARS we’ll swap with you. We invite our I other bruises. The driver of the auto ------- ' ■ -------. ; McKibbou quite severely. Retail 9Oc SOUVENIRS country friends to make our store ' was very |cind.taking the child buck to HOPE. ! Mr. and Mrsl Banaili and daughter Wholesale $16.00 I the city ti a physician and afterward* i 10, McKibhin had a runaway one day ! Ruth spent Sunday at. A|vdh Seeber a | their headquarter* whenever in (bringing the whole party home. Th«■ • towu. Leave packages, meet friends, 1 lM«r ireek, demoralizing the Imggy and ■ of Rutland. CALLING CARDS buggy waj a wreck. j Mr .Chwndlpr is looking for a house- i make UR iiwfiil. । 'injuring him considerably’ ------ BUSINESS CARDS­ W(J wj|| pay J1.QQ the i Mrs. Matti’ Maginnea and two rhil- j■ Carl Potter of Yankee Spring* is k.por We will, him smxra corn for E McKibbiu. . ANNOUNCEMENTS' Mr. Berginnn went to Hastings one • hundred pOUnds for rC3Sdn-n of Kklumazoo visited the former’s , Husking I th.* Tn^dirines advertised in this paper. ' Several from the McCallum 8. H. <iny Inst week . onably clean. sound, WADDING INVITATN8 parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown Satori attended the S. S. convention held Mr Raymond sohl ont *n<i will m< v« SWCGt, dry Buckwheat day anmpnnday. j Cloverdale last Saturday and report In fact almost anything te nanting* Mr. Hammond will <a^t’! _ D. H. diilJert returned from Colon |' ‘ gvbd meeting. and j ‘ --------------T-----f" , in tbe line of printing in i last week.; ’ ;' I E. Otis and family. G. H. Otin । Harry Gates was the guest of Mite , Summ'l Haight ...tillrury.ick.with ' wifejllaggie Corbett and N. tlrawman. one or more colon;. w.'. Every article warrant­ typhoid fwar. ■ ’re kuT-Iw of R A. Curpentor sun- ! K.hi.r ..f Nortb Burry ttomUy THE DRUGGIST. I Pototo buyer, are nnmerou. an our e£| to gjve satisfaction IMIpbiM A""-”'1 .A'ul-I.o'"' «’ er ufturnoou. our Butter and Eggs, Highest Price, Either Cash or Trade. Kalamar-od spent several days last week or your money back. Hurry Brezee of Johnstown spent Sun- j with their parent*. the day at H. J. Mead's. . j Mra Bnj» Barber is >ow eonliued to Your grocer has PRAIRIEVILLE. Mr. Gates and family spent Sunday _ __ ___ her l~a «i>a toiltog ImL I •DICTATOR FLOUR Mrs. Chas. Smith and Mre. Goo. in Hasting* 5 BANNER MAPS OF Mullen 8n“ vi.ital' friend, al Yankee ^,^,.1 Mwxabee. from if not call Phone 283. Let us have the next i »^i««l by » number res.d.ug nere dug . Springs Sunday. BARRY COUNTY. Mr.ltoigbl» p.«au>re or a part of them , order. It seems really Impossible to cxtln- j Mra Conner of CMdnrater ww vailed gulsh the homing Instinct In a good j rm in Barry County, I here bv the illness of her father Mr. Monday bat found them mostly frozen. . which is «( bad Io® to tbe owner ;.iTv.--. section; towu pigeon. A story Is tuld of a French ' .-nowa the highways, Lowry. ' carrier pigeon which was captured by Mr* Van Tassel and children George >il-. churehin’ school The^soeial at McLaay’-s Hall. Salur- and Pearl lire under thejoctor s care. | the Herman soldlCTM diging the siege • aluabla for reference of ParlsGn 1870. Tim bird was being ' day evening was well attended. Huntings, MicH. carried In a balloon from Paris to I Mrs. Trowbridge i« entertaining ner PRICE ONLY 50CTS. EAST ORANGEVILLE. some point In the country, whence It mother Mrs. Van Franken of Pochardwas expected to return to Paris with Mra Lira!. Brikert Delian Post Office. • a message. It was taken to tlie Ger­ ville. * d»y. la* «<* man headquarters nnd presented to Mr and Mra. LeGrand DePrioater f. 6. ADAMS, Postaaster tha commander. Prince Frederick .pent Sunday in Hickory Corner, the J°MtaLe»« Vandenburg wont Satur­ Charles, who sent It to his mother In I glert of Mr. and Mra. Cta-.. Lawrence. day and Sunday »t hnr home In R»tGermany. Here It was placed in a I Mra Carpenter returned from Oden splendid roomy avlagy nnd carefully to come W Delton nnd Inipect '" m L Herb Jobncox 1. on tbo rick llrt. To the People of Delton and Vicinity. laat week after apendtaK H» «">m«r fed and nourished; but. although It was tnj stock ot Lumber, LMb, HOUVENIR LIVERY, kept here, living In tbo lap of royal Mr. and Mra Andrew Jobneox ^ni Shingles nnd building material, with her son there. Feed and Sale Stable. luxury for four years, the French ot all kinds. My Block Is large Mr. J. Sproul baa tbe eicluslve right to. sell onr SANITARY Miss Jennie Hughes is visiting her Sunday wRb Elmer DeWaten. of Cloand complete. Buying tor each pigeon did not forget lu fatherland. bread in Delton and vicinity. We ask that you give this bread a OEuTON. MUCH. ; brother in Kalamaxoo._____ At tbe end of that time tbe aviary and with light operating expenses trial and favor Mr. Sproul with your patronage. wriu- me when you drive from ''wIu'k Jobncox wont to Hickory For our SANITARY BREAD we will guarantee it‘)o be ubso enables mt to quote was left open one day. Tbe pigeon " ‘ -L''1 *'» Halim. Phom reasonable. lutely clean and wholesome. Il ia made of the beet materials, which flew out, mounted high In tbe air, flew I There i« no cough “jtton- Corners Sanday. ______ _ very attractive prices. P. J. HOUVENIR lar a. Foley '. Honey T»r^» „„ are mixed in our new large patent mixing machine. Tbe dough is about for a moment as If to find the You can't make mnnej any easier formed into loaves and as soon as they are baked they are wrapped HINDS’ CORNER. iffiM^S^Arthur K points of the compass and started In a than by coining to see me. in oiled paper, which keepa ont all the duet, dirt and germs. Our straight line for Paris. Ten daya aft­ Born to H. W- t’«S-n“ *"d *if' thC * alm is to make the best and cleanest bread that can be made, aud Mulholland. '' erward It beat Its wings against tbe R- S. HARTER, M. D., lath inst a. 10 pound girt with this in view we ask year patronage. Full Um ot Alatou t’smu-U>* entrance to its old loft In tbe Boule­ | -A wife in hand 1.- worth two to Mr. and Mra «•'>■*” J?* „ beet on tlie market. Call and vard de Clichy. There It was recog­ PHYSICIAN- and SURGEON. daughter Bia W«t Sunday w th Goo. nized, and, its case being brought to ~ -------tospjftCE A?iOlrttS~u U> it». m.. 1 w p.rn.. I ' Vtal>Bobimon and wife of Do"‘,nfpublic attention. It was honored a Pfcoct-arcflbl " f’raB‘I’QJ' patriot returned from foreign captiv­ “OrttlwUrs Ml iBititirj.. Prtpi. m CITY BAIERY. Mra Cb» Tobias and eon Orville at­ °®«at r-AitlMjce. Delton Mich. ity. It remained at the Paris Jardin ym It at . too Hope towntolp Sunday Delton, : Michlron. X>1 «X»Uon et Cloverdale Briard'Acclimation until It died in 1878. Bran An Honest 4 Ounce Bottle 25 cents. haclpne Fcond’n pn plows otatoes tn pops to Will M it tor. ELLIS. E. FAULKNER, You Are To Build. IT WILL PAY YOU “’’ W.H. Chase, JIS’S zaflAR day. - Hastings Roller Mill Go Th» BANNER, Announcement VESTER & CARTER, D �HASTINGS BANK EK. NOVEMBER 1. loos.. ■ 12 A Fair Exchange —,----- —=——*——' —I W»H REST— rexuan. .B? “.«J FuTwo ‘mnwrurawbed bent Slodenre prererrT Enqmre S18 Food Center. If you have anything useful St. or phone AUL____________ _ . that you’ want to sell, or if there ‘ (OrUhuLl Is anything useful vou want to FOR SALE- A lol Wilbur Fariza while nt college car- j for l.rrot re 2lotd mill*.1 ' i buy, placc.au a<lv. In the rtod off prizes as readily as n chicken ’ luuul I«.w«r forire. IS00 Ire* 1 ,nIf you are going North, come in BANNER’S WANT COLUMN picks up grains uf earn. . Indeed, tl*e!| ZiZe/ood M »—.CLleni i«mt»fWI If you have a buggy lylnK and get a Compass iphoK,. *<ow repalre. ’“«*.<*•'”■ fwinnlQg ol intellectual honors wr.s so ■ Idle in the barn; - a stove or toll., uuu. FoUoeJTViB slmiHe u matter to him that he couldn't other household goods you 2nd hand !>« K(XKi O”4 understand why all dtudeuts cpulun-t don’t use; if you have any stock Everything in the Jewelry Line. do the same. What Mr. i’urkM covetml | lake old iron. W IW ?“ you want to dispose of; a bouse Come wid cowult me. Sylveet.r । ’ was success In athletics aud lie espeyou want tosell or rent; if you. Greoaol. . ______ ' ’ dally desired tj lie prominent as a want a girl for house work; in Fine Repairing . The Corner Jewelry boating mail. He bad uot the physique ( -WANT£I>-By Joong man. >W» oatfact if you want to buy, rent or .... Store. sell, just try our Want Column ,ide work in city or on form. Inquire to gain him an entrance into the. uni- , at Hogue's Grocery, South Jefferson St. It brings buyers and tellers to­ reraity crew, but felt It (or gether, and only costs ONE him to stand well as au unprofessional ’ CENT A WORD FOR EaCH oarsman. INSERTION. Try it. , Parks R|M*nt his vacation before eu- । OPEM EVENINGS. tcring upon his senior year at Lake M. ■ WANTED-Potaum. will pay the Atom th, aUfo »»* «• of ! and sent bis owu boat, a needle shaixx! J highrts market priceffor a couple car­ affair with wide outriggers on cither loads of good early potatoes. Hinch­ the fussy kind of mother* with her । side, up' by rail. At tlie hotel where man i Hall. ' little girl, evidently about five years he stupiMi) were a couple of college ”WANTED— Agents to sell Muccabee old. The mother didn’t leave the child • LAKE VIEW. j things, ns it- usually is at club diuuere: girls, one of wboui had uo rud of con­ Protective aick and accident insurance. In peace for one minute. Shu took off ' Preaching at the school house next j After noon session. Instrumental by ditions consequent upon her last exami­ Can give exclusive territory. For her hat. *be amootheil her hair, she re- . nations to make up and should have terms and full jnfyrmation write or see pinned her collar. «be wiped her face Sunday evening. Kate Cummings. Discussion: been studying rather than.suuimvriug. [ with her pocket hindkcrchlef, *he took , . , , . .. ■ “What can be done to improve the ' tThe other, Josephine Banning, wns C, H.. Thomas. Hastings. Mich. , V M»?r ; P««”‘ "i^”r >•«*b’ JWANTED—Just a few mure gas her from her weet nra! stood ber on the rich, nnd It made little difference prac­ t UK S. T PM . Wri»"- *“1 ictj SlM-ugredby1. W. customers to make up the needed 1<XJ floor to straighten her frock, then abCj tically whether idie gut a diploma or w th b" •'«" M" *'«’ Cargo. J. M. Knapp, Edd Clrmnren. not, but Allda Laue was .poor and so we can reduce the rates and give extra discounts to cunramera. Thorn­ «at her back again. She took off her ' Samual Jones and Chas-Cox. Instru- doomed to the drudgery of a whool- apple Gas & ElryHric Cohair ribbon and retied H. *be looked ini j Allie audjaurla Ererlj of Monreu , marital dual by Mln Era Kant and room and her dbgrev was of the great­ f6r"saLE—5W. cords stove wood ber 1-yr to -we if tb.-rc was • cl*der in . called on Mre. McKay and act, Floyd. Dick Kaut, which wa. htartlly anocred. est Importance to htf.. Since the need- 44, miles south of Hastings on Battle It. then she la-gnu at the Iniginnlng and Jul Is seldom bestoweq lu the right EXll to ^houltiefe. cellars *n4 1:,,., ,.lt f . I did all tiieoe tiling* “'»*r again. Irving Chariton of Lansing spent! zjelect reading by Mrs. John Tompkins. place. >Jlss Baunlng - was u good Creek road. A. N. Williams* . Tlie are the w«ak p tin^t in onlin.iry v ------- *-------- ------- 7.““:----- „------7”“*' The child grindy grimly ewlitred. endured. Evidently r.viaeuuy Saturday and Sunday with his parents Song, by Miss Carrie Berry, which Scholar,, while Miss Lane draggc<lFOR H00 big bundles of corn | rt. U.d h~. TOR SALE »nb« t« « *>' bur, Mr. and Mn. Frank Charlton. causetTgreat applause, when she very dlong at the foot of her class. How- ! stalks. ..il*u 2 *> cents ranU a 11 bundle. ntimllO. T. 1. S. n. DeMutt. 17031011. |1 ............. makers have fully overityme Hu- -jltn. ultv short life. The world to her was u tjver, the latter was pretty nnd there I Hastings R. F. D. 8. Mln Graca 'Asddell and Ueno kindly «ang -Coax Ma." The front* on all our suits and over. . .•1|Lrj,ia queer, tiresome j.fare in which mothers Gllfoopla ipent Saturday In Grand, Dlsrnnldn lad by A.G. Kent-‘Whal was hope for her hi another direction, j FOR SALE -My 14V arre farm one exhausted their envrgie* and‘got their Parks met the two girls and devoted ! and stay right: they don't sag out <fr ....... ..ffer ’ Rapid,. is tbo beat method to keep up the fert111mile east and half mile south of Wood­ nerves on edge by paying u*ek«sa at-j himself to Miss Banning.. Tills again , land. Ten acres good timber, balance Mrs. A. Kennedy and family and '’V of the aoB?" It was ably oiaeuoed week's wear, nor after uiotitlis of bard ,.... .. jj,” tentiona to lit pc girls. was all wrong, for Miss Running Mra. Jennie Barry! of the State' Hoad’?”* “"”,ber “f ®»- >«««»» '“■»«»■ ifidn't need a husband and Miss Lane I in first class condition. Good build­ A physician ant •“’bind me and. ings. Urge, double-wing* d hutiM. main firm and are prtKtf against t urlin, . reaki: odledon Alex 1111k,pie ar.d famBy. l,"“ b’Fl’»rgoand Mis. Nina Lath­ ■ tjwth’d one Very much. * One l»ank ham 70x44 fret, another watched the scene. •fflnu the woman .. ... .. . ,, . . ’ rop. Select reading by Bert Ney. Reci* (One morning Parks was pulling Imni tiUMlS. Windmill, ynd jdenty of .......... --------- no sense?*’ he said Zen Wallace‘Of Bridge street '» >tIoD by Arls Brigg,. -The Rural Telgood water. Will he Mid cheap For to we In an undertone. ’ ’ Every touch • leisurely <»u the sunlit bosom of the ! working for < hark, -mith through tpho„e . i>ur|„g the d„ |lugh that child nearer the sanitarium like In his skeleton boat, when, bear- i further particulars call on or address I । gave-a numlx-r of fine selections on his lag the sohnds of onra nhead. he turned 1 George Kepuer.. Lake Odetaa._____ tb;ll- v.^| 0Il5f jay U|H.U ju d«n to FOR SALE—Fann inn acres level ' take her lu us sure ns fate.’* Mra. Sidney Todd aud family of new Edison ponograph. Adjourned to j1 anu «* w ’Alicia A«I !-’ La*'* saw Lane’ in1 n light l:.i> .— .J nt the landing , good soil.' three quarters mile trom de- | •‘F.wr little -one!” I said- *H« there Vermontville called on Mra. George Leet with Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Tucker-1 •r’‘slk- 1_ .... hlred Rockwell aud family, tan, Saturday. Nov 25. y 'Not nve’rs* to company. I’arks gave a ! pot and store, good water and build- un hope for her?" witii timt uioihvr." grimly re­ few stroke.- with,his long sweeps with . ing*-' write or rgll «>ii F . D. Pratt. . Ed Faught and family have moved , ! pud the doctor.- Itasluu Herald. j fij view t > taking jiosition beside her. ; Middleville. ASSYRIA. from Gilbert Todds house in to i ‘t|en turned his head to speak. To j WANTED— Anyone wanting !•> buy. । Edmond Rower’s house. 4 Mrs. .John Tasker, visited her moth- his sun»rl.««>. her boat wns not on his ' sell, rent or lease anything • to try »■ Hastings Markets. Mrs. Fiank Charlton Is on the sick i: dr. Mr*. Tyler, at’Charlurte. this week. quarter, hut ulioiit as far ahead ns want adv. in the BANNER; , lieu । j Evarett Shepard has gone to Battle he had first semi It. He gave n. dozen i Ft >K SA LE—Two or three good ciwfa { Hasting* Markets are corrected every 1 tqore strokes, und tumed again to look. ! Armina Gillespie is spending a few Cn-ek to work. ; and tour or five young cat He had not -gnined half a length. Then ',.at my farm or office. Dr. days i’earl and Ari- . Mr. and Mrs. Allie Young visited her i . with her cousins ._ _____________ he lieg-in to exert himself, but when drew Kennedy of the State Road, iwrents M^and Mra. D. E. Keyes Snn- Wlibtir Parks exerted hlutsclf Id* wiu i PRODUCE. The Misses Hazel and-Jessie Smith , ***>’• sure to tio poorly. He put his oars (n !‘ FOR SALE—The Jaroh Jordan ’ in 2nd ward Hastings, on East spent Sunday with their Grand parents Jolin C. Tompkins has sold his thresh­ tdo deep and took them’ out with a i St., formerly owned by Chas, E. in Woodland. ing outfit to Rao and Claude Puffpaff. jfrk. Miss Lnne stopped rowing and tt Four roi.qjs down .-tairs. thr<*- ui> VEGETABLES. I KITTH ETC. let him romc alongside. 1 stairs. Alxtut au. acre of ground woua ’ \-rW •w ।Pouter—t.k .'■0r|wr txi. Will Jeffry and family of Coats Grove Fiori no Fay returned home from her !*Yi>u don’t •feather’ right.” she said, j: sbe<i and under-ground stable. Prity 1 buiaa? spent Sunday with Frank Johnson and v sit at Penn. Three Rivers and.GalesInquire of John Bewi»«*r at . • Purks, red ns « lobster, lookwl at her •♦450. MEA1S. family. x bu-g. ‘jatunlaj-.. , | r*cf. i I with nn expression denoting that he | ■jewelry store. *------------------------- _«—4. . ■ - I lt.-r.r_ J The Assyria Farmer’s Clnb wan held | dljl hot can- to lie taught rowing by a Calvin Charlton and family of Maple r\:. CTVh*8 SALE OF BEAL ’. , tbe home of Mr. and Mra. C\ T. ' *^PESTATE losses. .4i thi-north -nd I Grove called on Frank Charlton and ntI the X Jlnes, Saturday. Oct. 2Stn. There) rVourHirok«aret<>>fMtfor su.- lofGnnlak. en the survtveri Hiufid : .1**’I family Sunday evening. I Rapids and Battle Creek elcrtnc road, j j;i«ii»-.,aiirr -kmo- win.wipre about 15b present and .a good pro; ’ ’ “ f SK ‘ *P ’ »’ ’ ! ‘ he went on. • You're Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zimmerman and belonging to the Jas ,F. Kulihir.se- 1 8h*<‘’| ' XM K-iven. l»;the Wforoun. H«b| JX’*"* 1 family spent Sunday-with their daugh­ tat«- Will I si sold to the highest bidder Jena* entertained the chib with his '' •' 1 • HH’LTKV. HtDKs AND WOt«L. ter Mr. and Mrs. Luu Hilton. । on Nov. 7 at the residence, if a auffici’nrks didn’t delgnjo reply. j i|;nt bid is reevivisl. R^ss Robbiui. LEADING ('lAipiLEK' • Our school has let out for a week’s phonograph «d*o. Tbe club pronounced, •fOli.-* s;|id tbe girl, pullh on. **! b«*g C, T. .Tones and family royal entertain- . yo|ir FOR SALE- riue Beagle hound one , vacation. :7- pardon. I didn’t intend”— . . ;ir o,li- Rdfloire JHH S. Jeff. r*>n .St. । . a:f anu..' er s There were jievple preset; t from Eitlrsr «3i<- didn’t finish- the Mcntenco N ahville. Bellevue and Battle Creek. . orjPnrKs didn’t hear tbo cud. •y«n_-v _POULTKY RAISERS TAKE NOORANGEVILLE. ‘ she ’ ICE—-For heavy-- hens nnd young ; wn>-at Nu. Reuben Bivens of Nashville spent;: rate, ihotigh be worked haul, Ifroni him as a duck would The L. T. L. meeting at D. V. Shep­ Fiftday with his daughter Belle Everts. ' pu|led imter.9 weighing jonuda or ’over I : tSjjLvt' ^ln' f ’ roip a .chicken, die "clunk” of ‘i ill jsiy a preraiiitu over- the market j herd's hyt Friday night wafi well I r.i-*ra»~ iwt Edd Woodard of Nashville visited at >lier o n s growing fainter* in- th? din- i ice Joseph Rogers. Hastings. attened. Flfryd Everts’ Sunday, tance. IFOR SALE—An eighty acre tara. ua • AAV A7<i* «TUAW. The Grangeville Band played in Tin- ylnii-F tunn's/emotious were^Tike ' .-<i ction IU. Carlton known as tbe Ohvcr ’ Plainwell last Saturday. i the. rumblhvt of volcanic forces. Wbnt .■ J Henyon farm. Clav loam, in extra ; t QUIMBY. ; K(kKl lertilitv. G well aud cetera ' • * ’” ] war.* nil (he wbol|rly prizes he hud Mrs. Mary Muri-house had the mis- I straw .Hallowe'en was olieorved by Mrs. B talien ndiln-i this Ignm-nttlwus defeat I| ainl frnit of all kind*. $35 per iu-ie fortune Xu lose a horse from colic out Etlknnr.ds and Mis.'. Amber Cruso nt the f by in girt'.-- .tlud she Ik’.-u'-d ,1i!jd ini. * ■' ’ hya it. Might take house uud lot in day last w< < k. hume of the former last eve. about 25 : lechi:«l!.vl L- would uot > have much! fastings us part payment. John F:: h. ’ ■ Mr».l. N.J* ------ r'is expected —;------ * *home being invited. Brown {-UJlhilwf it l.utfor u man t vbe worsted j f. F. D. No 2. Hastings Mich. tntrrw. this week. re.x.lr -.' ’ ' from Kalamazoo There will lx, a silver inedai contest ['*n ‘idiiter of a uwn’- .natural en- 1 IfoR SALE— My house and lot c-u • The Gleaners held a social at the . ; at Quimby school house r....... Friday vrv eve, df.-j-tiuuiti.-ti.-ngnj i,. a -ir], wtw! irlh u.ain ainet Woodbind. Inquire i niider tbe supicea of th.- W. C: T. I'., ■ Pr4'’'l“" j •< <!•••» »Un»l><l wenk.K-is , fF. F. Hilbert. WuuUiand or Janu*>. town hall last Friday night 1 Smith. Hastings Forest Jordan. ' Itxlretl. lb- hated Richard Hughes has been modeling jISfK.ti.™ of ha<tings. Contestants all ftum Has- 1 WANTED—To rent three or four! p .11.. Mlas L«»|. uud wbeu J, m:iu lieglM to over the Interior of his house. Henry . tings. Admualun 10 eta F-y -----, n xk y , tJl}.p cudutji) [utvr.-st :Id. u woman to i untarnished rooms, or small house. 2nd I Ixiwis doing the work. con^‘. hate her L- is in n dangerous condl- wird preferred. Good quiet family. . Mrs. Spickler is gaining a little after . Quimby Ladies Aid ..Society will tlon. He Iknew lie bad l»eeu rude to ! Address W. H. Johnson. City. Gen. j meet at Mra. Mary Bidelman’* next | her nnd should a long illncrs. ber.and siiouid bare),apologized. havei,apologlzp<l. ” He~ - ! _____ I ^hey met In the ‘. FOl’ND— Hastings High School Pin. ' ! Wednesday for dinner. All welcome. । ccouiproiuUnl bn™rmr ■ when • evening bv thanking her in a formal I --------of 1!)W ” Owner can have^BV same EAST ASSYRIA. hy| calling a; BANNER office and pay•iouthwfrt mapi f aunvF । w’ny for hii h^ons iW rowing. by|cnlkng aj SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. m nj}g||t . <n» /m- tl... , John Hill and J. M. Knapp were in ivr stood at re-t I ing for this notice. ____________________ _ Mra. Wnrren is spending a few days । beni here had hint n i. . :i suddi shower come up . FOB SALE—Very cheap, cook Move Battle Creek Monday. Mr». Rrlx rl.lobMon nnd liulc ,on I-itb Meol, «»r NuhHIlc. j wlym the ; • having.a lawn I *“* F,H,d ** ll,,w’ E’ W’ Stebbins.. Mrs. Robert Johnson and litjle son ' party at wf'.e . tUstnnce .from the hotel > Elgin of Battle Creek, were guests of , Miss Haffner of Nashville spent a;I Parka was i —Short horn* •'•••• Bull "** six walking briskly for cover ’i... FOR ±',» SALE " ----- * Mrs. Claude Lehner a part of last week. few days of last week with Clyde Wnl- when Miss ’ “lukiths old.. Threcjuiles V(Ut Assyria ______ t ™aun.^ Dr. Adam, and MI m FJIza Merrlnm * nd ' Dr. Adams and Miss Eliza Meiriam tlvete he bi gnu to run­ Having sold my fenp. I will sell at public auction at the premises, one mile north lire piiizuitsiie plannUbe wni waa eltthig '----------------------will ,be uwu held Ik at w lie reached ‘ mtni.ure of Bellevue were guests at W. E. . Quarterly meeting .. '*- fanulngllrarself. *—’ ~i HOL ND—Saturday a ”W. R. C. ” ! the South Evangelical church Nov. 10. >o a hahuno-k of Cloverdale, on section, 17, in Hope township, on Fenn’s Sunday. in center. OwnAfter this there wasimore bad blood ' | 11. 12. Chas Morehouse of Battle Creek between Mr 1Louis Holcomb who is staying . .. with j spent Sunday with bis mother Mra. 1 they iu grandylarents arranitri'urbnt. xx-nu ~ barely ~ . i his was fulran taken wnrrno worse rerre. one Emily Morehouse. One uk.m ng Mis* Lane weht to tlie ;i «.?lPR1,8A’*E~Coolt !,tove ncaHy hfK. : Alfred I’ruln «u la Bailie Creek d»Z ,Ke,"" II sell cheap, if taken at once. A. landing for :t row. **There “ was nut a 1 and she was about to i K Ludwig. Inquire at the BANNER Friday, to attend the funeral of- Mrs. wife called and Louis is better at ’this boat to be liul, rutnu-v her ।tteps when, looking out on t-oftScXi — k— . • Thomas Stanley of Kansas City. She i writing. commencing at tO o’clock sharp, tha following described property, to-wlt: the lake, . :d wan just In tlmo to see a ; FOR KALE—Soft coal ‘ move, ; being a formejr resident of this section. collision bedwecu a punt aud Wilbur j *’®.w Jast spring. Price *4.00. Iru ‘ The Assyria Farmers Club met with ‘ Both oarainen were spill- i ”«»Bl<’tnore. U29 West Madison Sl. ' I* It Is related that Judge Jere Black Parks’ shell.. Bay bow. weight'!IlX) 11^ or, the punter swimming i Hlu’,,2’,wMr. and Mrs. Chas Jones Saturday Oct. once said dit Thatl 8t<*vene that ‘tie was ed In the water, McCormick hay rakr Bay liorw, weight 12tKi lbs ------ SALE—Goal bMgfo hound. ! 28, with the usual large crowd in atten ! one of the brightest men ever born fok shore. Firka clinging to one of the , ■FUR Douhlc wprinK tooth <-iiiti« boaia . r^ )w’ dQe to LWember 26 Biqmn-. Eiuoreou Bdxer. Route 1. I dance. Morning session called to order j and could w the smartest things, but No. Sih Oliver chilled [>lt>« Had the gi-| let him alone he would Hutinx,. Cow. due to calf April 7 any sense by President. Song by club, “My Old । that, *" * so fur as *betyg under ' One JS-spring-tooth narrow have 'been prked up present lyr and no 2 > earliug heifera , 22 calves calves FOR SALE—Poland China I war. EnKentucky Home, Good Night’’ Devo of obllgjitlon to hbi Creator for supe­ damage <lou<L tyut she saw her advan ­ 2 Double shovel cultivator •jui re at farm 1 mile east, half mile tional exercises by Chaplain Mayo. rior mental endowments, his mitid was 16 Ewes •1 Shropshire '*• puck tage nnd ferdsped It. Taking qjff only soqth of Quimby. a howling wilderness,’* ’ Grind stone steel croc Afetr business meeting, all adjourned , 16 Lambs her slioes, s|(* plunged In nnd swam 2 brood sows aud pigs Post-hole digger c-orn i D’ for dinner, which was a feast of good 1 want w two full­ For bargains, call at Hogue's. for him. Parks saw ber coming and, 14 Shoate double harness blood Sbropsln re rams. H. C. Down­ Hay forks and other articlepreferring depth to bring saved by her, ing. Narii ville. Single harness double buggy left h|a boat find tried to swim for the 3 Bushels clover seed Single buggy landing. Wljen they met be was ex­ wagon 300 bushels oats Pair bob sleighs hausted. Th* girl managed to get his and 100 good breeding ewes. H. C. hay rack n fodder 800 baskets of corn anu over her| shoulder and around ber Downing. Nashville. Deering binder McCormick mower F< lit SALE-One thoroughbred Shropneck and carried him to tlmre. After th.it Parks suddenly discov­ ram. Frank Giddings. City. ered that hl.« hatred for bis preserver FOR RALE Five White Leghorn " r peculiar kind. Indeed. cockerel*. Blanchard laying>train, dolbe disliked hi ■ so ranch that be became iTrTA^e? Ph»“*>ber slave. 1 >e next June be left col; lege with hh l scholarly honors. while back door—umi that , ~z~\~ Mias Lane k_|t by tbe ..... „ UOT1 LOST -Between — £828^ rianover Hanover st. St . * Is, without a degree. But Parksjgained | ’1(1 knoli.k English’’sc corner, south of the In her the hthletic attainments he I °}V’* ? Black Martin Fur. Pinder prixed, and sli|- gained what was India. c’flire ftnd r'“ All frame of $5 or under cash: Over thsit | pefimibie to h|rxa hushaml. She wor- DeMott*3 a™’ Mr"’ G ea,la Newton ships Parks’ nrellectual endowments, months tii^e will be given on good banka ide notes at and be is vert- proud that hlx wife Is j ; RKNT OH SALE- Hon* it, the best <»-tra j*oman and swimmer al 4th six per oent interest. A discount of 3 perLil1* re 1 ward, re*”3' G<lotl 'nontion. lu.ini» lire. " Margaret Beiler. "<l"re. the summer colony of which they are | *' members. HELEN V. TURNER- | h*-’ given for cash at sale on sums over $•' LOST--On Monday a gold pin meting of oral with oak leaf in and two gold .acorna. Finder tjrare Fetlae Solllo^ajr. leave at BANNER Office-and net T •ff wonder,** mused the family cat, ward. Winona Eddy. " •“ after carefully- Inspecting the new mouse trap, ‘If that Is intended as a V^T~4v.note &iven by William J labor saving device for my benefit or If I’m In danger of losing my situation.** Hunter’s I WANTS Compasses • F. R. PANCOAST N Single or double-breasted suits $8.00 to $20.00.. The large sales of our wool underwear is explained by the low price, quality con­ sidered, that we’ve ‘ put upon it. You cannot afford to buy without seeing our line < HIDE<I !.R &• l-i :; ! O THE BANNER’S WANT COLUMN Brings Buyers and Sellers Together TRY IT! AUCTION SALE! Thursday, NoVi 9, A M setter of HeaJth. V There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder which pro­ motes digestion. This pecu­ liarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accordingly use and recommend it exclusively. I-.T111C11 at JXToon TERMS OF SALE A. S. OLIVER, Proprietor In matter nature allows no atom to ehaie Its gra*J'. In mind no thought or E. R. CONRAD. Auctioneer � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-11-08.pdf 94422f064f86c7b8b8f3902649340f7c PDF Text Text PEOPLE action _________ THE Ij- 1 TD|p lilWbiib fORfl^ MS HASTINGS BANNERJ 1. We Make Dates foi* SALES With the Auctioneers; -—:-------------------------- HAU INGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1905. BIG FIRE LOSSES THIS YEAR ftFrihECEUT itiiie ... _ Will Make Barry & Eaton Assess- ' ment 30 Cents. Lightning REPRESENTATIVE (OVttfflflll WINS _. " ” TWELVE PAGES ——————— ---------------- Ia BJll M(|[| BRING GOOD RESULTS VFfiY FINF FflfiT " big revival predicted There Seems al General' Expectation ([ LEBRATfD DIA­ MOND TODIK Caused Most of It. of One ;in the United Secretary Rogers has Iwen figuring! RUSSIA AT LAST FALLS IN LINE I ’ Patrons. States. up his Co’.s fire losses for the past yuar I l*Hst week the BANNER want) AT THE FAIR GROUNDS IN THIS ! WITH MODERN IDEAS OF and finds that the Barry & Eaton will ' i Much attention has been directed to MR. AND MRS. WM. PEAKE. OF: p Kf column ndvertined for Mim Winona I CITY SATURDAY BETWEEN have to levy an assessment of 3tJ cents ! HOPE, DID SO SATURDAY , the wonderful religious awakening GOVERNMENT. Eddy ii lost pin. giyyig a dewriptioa I on the ♦IO<» to pay them. Thia would ' which tiegan 1k.< fall in Wales It has HASTINGS AND CHARLOTTE NOVEMBER 4th. th* «Vtide The BANNER whs U- cou*idered a very light premium in I i continued until now. gathering in i delivered Thursday tnornii TROUGH Thurx- 1 , itv. liut the Bnrrj- and Eaton has THE CZAR SIGNS • force and the movement is still grow­ day noon Mimu Prune Wil is tele- THE SCORE WAS ing. The Welsh * are an emotional AND ASIA usually kept its asHesamenti-under that' THE DECREE '“?“*■ E"a' th’u **■■) five Tn ciuc people, and the iawakening there ha* KNEW HARDSHIPS OF figure, as its operating expenses and! I read tbe Ixist' notice in the BANFIVE TO FIVE taken on that characteristic. Saloons PIONEER LIFE salaries are small. But IWJS has l«o >n I NER. and was pleased to 1» nble to1 ' and danoe halls tnd Jow resorts have iiticsand ipi^ribii’' tn' j restore the lost pin to the owner, xhe i T practically been driven from the minhaving found it. learns Were Very Evenly Matched. Some Incidents • of Their Pioneer Othcr ing districts of fbat country, not by : Thnnalay Ute BAXXER received by Return Game Will Be Played at Experience In Barry County the enforcement <of. * rigid " laws, hut lieTho hwalt is a IW> cent assessment. 1 Libert, o( Person j mail a etack (roia P. T. Cotgrove. I cause th< people ihave simply ceaigd to ,t . I TKivino Vrtrt — , ” ---- . Charlotte. Next Saturday. Given. But one great comfort every Barry ... , • I • ” • aoo.aw.wn. numra na. (ailnl to ,or ad»a pristal Iu ' Tor genurationH Rusria has failed 5 ng for wme Want lM1 '*fi printed in ’ patronize or arre for tht**6 things. __ X- Eat. n policy 1................................. 1 , “ T ll I*— wBbi other cavillred himI ’ANNEK lng n.omh civilized nrt nation* |,b® BANN ER ,ta tbe p«wd preceding month Before a small crowd the rtanting* That's better thin laws, although the 1 A large number of the friends and Knowledge that his insurance W t ,w‘hinK “ r‘ki“giy: ,n lhc "ccwnpanying tetter he wrote: 1 and 'Cbnfbitte high school football *u” AiMMiing is this more -' Mrikitucb later are wbolta me and their enforc,*- relatives of. Mr. and Mrs. Writ. Peake, solutely gilt edge. U?. ' th. * mutual | ,i,0„h ,baI1 Lftdw hJ autw - .Jati 'Ij "The results have Ix-en nu^t witisfac- | twun«J>nt«d up at the fair grounds Sat- ment n<xw«ary. l of Hope, gathered at-their home Baiplan ou which this C. Co >. tagtmtm.lt iueoi il oe vzar pas always represent-1 ' «T«n- , ,,rdfty “Hemom. ------ ’ .*and ------M,v taC,»rhrt.^w.v.„,,re„„ I.1 Wry. and 1 Jhink y.mr nuw new ‘<tepart.at--the 'end of the There is-an e c poet at inn of a great Inrd ay Nov. 4 to help thfcin celebrate ! ' ment in of great-benefit-to 'n^ ‘!acd^> team rance’ becomes u... • . .hi 1 Latin . • > ery .lullor ..( inM.raoc. tavowe* the th. — odi Botaia..and H• u»i,’ "“"Ho* Kfmt tatwjt tv thith.- ix-oplc i«-v|.k-1| * “xx °“ d h*u- *« •>•*“ had •““! made n>»de a» religious awake ung iu the United- the sixtieth anpiveraary of their wed­ t’o *. capital stock. The amount . of rel.tion.il - * >!.. • o(tlfc ' ,.-i... .i._:_ to .h"F .. OT '*'>•- । >">'• . ..„.t <— — .x —• ir.UirMu«l'lio7ii, ’ “ Ol1 *i.^ «* « “rc *•» , rt-.-kiunsui^ ui <rw inutvitfual Kuasian ! w1'" .Stat«-s It is noi Ibelived it: will lie like ding day. Fifty-four peaplr were rtttttadatt*. ,«>.««. at, that j hi, ----governm( ,„| |in( H --------i ML.... ‘ | hud splendid results nd h.iv<-practical • i In’bf first half, Hastings had Vuuch the one in Waler. but will lx- mure , prenent, including the three children of ..very .ol.cy bolder Ira. th.t mu.-h | u,h,r * ' ly sold everything .-uiyertined, " ,! *be lietter of the argument, and easily j suittsl tu our l<j*s cmotkmal jrfiople. ; »he vemirahle couple: Mr. Orley Peake. . ..n.t.1 to gwrantao the. iwynwnt o( Krand inkra tavnl hint rt-1 . If you have any urtiete t,o sell, any i n"‘dt* “ touchdown, hut in the second || Bui it will comt and a mighty moral i of Shultz, Xlrs. John McLarvy, of i property to rent, or wish to buy any I Bn,f th,‘ bon“’lwun W)ls defena-1 an(1 ,p|ritnB1 b’» l‘- Tbvoontpany .. well ami I bnt in thJ Unid .mtalyai, movement will visit I Hastings and Mrs. Thomas Henson of " rt-uci .1 'article, try the .BANNEH • ««d only by a plucky fight kept j Am-nci* and iht indiyidnal ai;d pub­ | Richland. Also twelve oi their sixceonomicaHy managed, so that the • Ojfr was Russia ' their opponent-* from scoring more than * lic life of its pe iple Will "be cleaq^eri. I tern ‘ grandchildren, and nine great awssuienet* are as light as can lie • ■Ignorance and | slavish -superstition ' want column. • ------- —.—------- , ,: otice. ' made nud' adjust the losses* in thel Their niin's will become less selfibh grandchildren. Those from sway wrro have been the’ nt< an* of holding the 1 Mr. ahd Mr* Ira Peake. 31 r. and Mrs. Hasting* won the tub's, and at 3j and mon- altruis ic and they will honorable manner in xvhich they hnv< l*ople of that cii intry hi subjection i Anew time-tahte went into effect lx* ... a !ou the Michigan Central Monday. ’ ° cba*k Charlotte kicked to HaxtingH tlre necusMjty fur saner, simpler nod Wm. Kester..’Mr; fend Mrs. Cassius ‘ ' to nutocraey. Ne illy * so.|m-i cent uf Tliv <ady change is in tfie train form- ' -vnrd line.. From h*en- Hast- better living amt wfli take the rdJul !Bi*j!*el.. Mt- a' d Mrx Angitstns Peako. thi |ieople can nei du r rejul ,><„ wnte. , ,.rly univniK hereal Living for one’s land ik greater [ The priesthood of the Orthodox Greek 1!uw- r(Mlrilw Hasting* at 1_’ 4<» which 1 in*'*’ carried the ludl to Charlotte’s !<• that leads to •'pitin living and high ,*>r. and Mr-. !*h”ui;»« Henson, and ‘han dying for it. Mr. and Sir••*;titun, all oi yard line where they Jost it on a fumble thinking'’ and.nbbk aspiration. •' j chnn-li u\n- deqx tic rulers over the , but reguniued it shortly after, and Richland. >:ary -*kr. of Kalaignorant peasant ... ~1._ (hear...i&*the .... , Ironside .was pushed over for a touch­ । maz>,<o. anu Mr :?i-*. Olivet Peaked I bead of thia eburi b, the final autbui ; do*r.; Lambie ’ I i>f August s. , failed to kick g->al. ity in it. as he is ' to.tiie state. I After idl Hastings 5. Charlotte u. ---.of a bountiful ' j So Russia has h> nndered along ___ with Huntings kicked - to Charlotte, and • dinner Mr. pl.idwker acted at* h Middle Ago* civ ilizntiiiu'and govern* tiie ball changed bands .»everal times I tmiMtn lAter. and tuasts Were responded i menL It has Wtrked; well in stune Then-'was no more icxiring in .thi* ■ to by -t-veral of the assembled guests. , , I ways for Russia :llAs Ikrcolllt- master ! Mr. and Mrs. Reake wen- Hjarried in half. When time'wax callt-.i. Hasting* OF LECTURE COURSE "FQ NOV. 27th . ne sixth of thi earths surface--not ADVERTISED IN THE BANNER had.(x*M»«ioi) of the hall on their in im failure of the enter I Ohio in lx I’, coming to Michigan nine i years later. . i own io yard line. MADE NECESSARY BT ILLNESS fa scattend cinjirr like Englands, 1HIS WEEK PLEASE NO PR!‘I:. BA NK A r P!FT$bot h comQact an 1 solid empire. It Titoy'imm' diately settled on the farm Hastings Opetnid the second half by OF GOV. LAFblXETTE. TICE THE DAVES BUR i PENN. wa* while trying ^o ••xtjend her Itound wax j which they now own. The country ! kicking to CbnriutteS 20 yarid sine. । aries still more, b; her'system of brute Charlotte by short gums through right J a_B* then covered with forests and . the I forte and lyifig di .■■lomacy. that Russne ' present generation cun’ scarcely im ! tackle and around •-iulsJ-arriMl the ball HE CANNOT LECTURE loard met her master in luiltle. u little SOME GOOD SALES agin- the har’hhtje* gnd privuliooK tv Hasting-. 5W yarth tine,1* where Rue SAFETY BETTER THAN BEFORE JANUARY country that in a ■ Uriel half century BIG INTEREST ahich this worthy <^iuph‘ lu*ve under­ ARE ANNOUNCED , went around Banting-, right end for a ■ had progress! so ar fpiin barbarism gone in clearing the land and establish-' touch down, after five minutes of )ihiy. ; ing their present <*omfortahle home. , Charlotte failed on their try at goal, . . .. ' that she’had left Russia way in the Committee ria.e JTomiae ntOnenf.^ in al, t|,,t ,,■ |u!d Is*termed civili Lots of Live Stock. Farm Tools. and 1 Score, Hastings 5. Cliai lotte Some Reasops For Keeping Mosey 1 The first tirei- Mr. Peake went to Hastings it took him ah entire day tu His Earliest Dates Aftei । Cimrlutte kicked't« Ila^tiiur* . and On Deport In a -rnscriaOther Articles Too Num­ j the ball was downed ou the 45 yard 1 get on*- mile from home. ;i» be lijui to Rti.**»iu has had * trong. able men ini January 1st. ti\ t- Bank. erous to Mention.” cut his way through the woods, and line. Hasting* carried the 1xa.1T to the the past They h ul mien that their ght 1 Snnsthe notice concerning the country mustwhen s-imtit'I___ _____ ______ 1 center of the field, where .Charlotte The failure of be Enterprise -Bunk around lakes and ninrshc". He was tinto suffer ■ the 1 held and gut the l»all on downs.' Qiar- at Pittsburgh. 1’ . ought, to be a tfxid accustomed to ^o 'to Kalamazoo ‘to lioneycomb'd as ( IL THOMA> niiMra, opening of the LecUire f’-oursl- liyGuv. (clumsy govern Hie: lj» Follette on the Ifitb mat went to I jt jh with aristocr itic graft. claNhedl Having come into »t a ; lotto shkunable to gain, and Hasting* te» lire tempted to mill ('fte.' walking the entire distance. press, word has. been received l>y the -with prugri-ssivi- countries. Media*yal lot of property by legal proctxs. C. H. : carried the luril to Charlotte'- 2ft yard deposit uiouev ii • certain lunik* j-hre : on one invasion returning with a sack committee from tin- Bkyion Lyceum | jKm they knew eduh) not cope with Thoma-will have an. auction sale Of | line. From here Charlotte by end cau'«. ..f !:igh t it-r.-f.’ rate* I This st'nnnch rephljican. ever since *bv. the iiall to Hasting* 1 yard Mjik paid J per Bureau that the voice of Gov. LaFol- mudemisui. But ■hen these men lift • the -wHiie at the farm of Huily Chase, J"»f mL .at*’ are i<ih'-r formation ofc. that partv ’'asting ’da . lettv. which gave out two week* ago. 14tt] nj! their roicr* iu P«..i-. ‘two- mil—> north mid th.rfie fourth* I line, where Ilb'-tings held and carried in protest raagainst! Having big -inter vote for Freemont in lH.*kk Hr ba* had not yielded tu treatment ax he had | thr inherent wrorr^ * <4 y mile of the village of ' kivenlah'. J the i»dl to theit Ri yard Tine-'wUre PtttMbnrg Itouk*. Imvu hoped, and tha^ iiis jihyxicinn has tor- W(.n- banished to 8 bena. their estate* oil Moudity. N"V. Kith, at hi’JMl a. ' the Mould half c/ided with tli*- iluill in bidden him to speak before Jan 1st. confiscated, and th ir families made to| m. \ lunch will lx* sirv*'d at noun. For Hastings Lam bin and Hill were A consultation tty-telephone brings a differ from th-. । heel of desjx>tism i .1 nines M.Biiner.-wiil act a*, auctioneer. promise that, Husttings shall have- one Bitt-liberty .and • digbtenment are in Hher»s will*f* sold a p«xJ spafi id harm*. : the ground gahirrs. Jlill vldom failed •: !h<- earliest datls winch the (lover- t|n. utirld. and all d tvw, lot <-f .farm tools, beside* h: y. | to gain when lie whs culled uixni to grain and other »odder. For particu- take the.Indi. Biduhnan repeatedly t’- r is abl-,13 ir.alp. Th<--.<x>ur*e will tior: <-:iiinot banish ih'rm' lare M-e tic nruottwmetit <>u another.1 broke through Charhilte’s Hh<- anti fore open on Nov. 2hh with tin- ix-ming l>ett*r and offered! I» ; threw their men fora lesn. ,'Lii.* twkd:ind I^adied.Orchestra. Every- : gwernment , ■cciihj • be suppressed iu ■ • Hug of Hams was *a feature* lof the - pleas** Npread the new# of thi* public. pla>x+ and . forbidden to the tU'-mli game. White and Rue did gixld Work g.*. * h’biie t)n» course will not .‘pre*.,. But a-^vre . for i.’hprlatte, Rue made two pi yard JOHN WATERS. open as phtaned viith (k»v. loiFulletu . . earnest men, and wuirtea I'.ii* been .B>*can*e of cofttiimthl ill health, .lohii , runs and White went througli Hast­ and the student* in ut-n there need l>e no ^Uostien but that tin- ■ making in Russia, , ings line, for seteral long runs. patrons oi th? lecture course will ha e ’ j)er. i /ilogr- becanu Rutland township, v. ill have un auc- i Following is the line-up: teemed ___ aLtaplutisin ax .the । liberty. But ' ' hartoCiI rlasttoK* di­ the opportunity td Jabir him. __by non salt’ at’ .hi; ’ is prenttaeti situatwl ;V | KiUlu'rt , of ' firmly intrenched, luwlced n* H J.firtalMt committee has thu poeitivo promise j . .. i4ueny Hided by miles west and 1 Wile south of the cifj-. tlldHmiui ‘ and --------> ■ '.................... his appearance in ^Hustings,■ Wo tape th* «rn»- «luni’ the c lurch ..<•„ White Kk-nartl* ..HiUUill-n ,ti- Jt wili cimimeuce at 10 a. m. A lunch Slutter) . v.n .... :ignorant _ on •ticket ' wn peateni ry. that fitter in-*tithere will l « no lulling up ..Ix&tX tto v < rate*..... .. Bi0i(H' ' I turions seethed;uhjiu«t hopeless rhe 1 will lie served at fioon. ' W. H. Couch | K. Brows............... k. • selling. ..iKMlQV.in , G<xxl)«-ar.1 •- Urvs’n It. E i grea: Ixxh of .the ph»pl’- were loyal to is the auctipncei I Ham* . .............. </. B .... - . . .... *. •■zar" .-ui .. .1..... * Xf, IVaUn^mil they lev31r. Watert*advertises agood spun of luunble ........ H. Th.. Utile White RURAL CARRIERS .Bur , HUH................... -It- H Igvriau „,r.-r. horst*. 2 cuhA t! co*k and a large lot i ImiMlite............. .'. F. B.. ASSOCIATION the prophI ot farur tool* and .... other -property. His 1 Touciidowu-s Ironside. WhitlHilt im> the WH* , nui ........broken, ................... ' • i• .i th tte j cruu. Rogers: Umpire. Brook*. ecic* of her Iwnis ied citizens m-ire : annuunrein.-nt will l> found hi Mint her cy -are ‘ little Japan, which i column, and should he can-fully read . Halves twenty and twenty-five min- ! In This City Saturday Evening ,,ad than fulfilled, wlien ‘ utes. * 7 ! enjoyed cuuFtitutii nal government by all. . Good Time and Elected -jue in whose ixMiple wen .enlightened and New Dfticcra’ H. H. NOKHlb. WANT TO BUY WHEAT rvkdy to adopt modern method*, gave j II. K. Norris, living on 2d Baltiiltdh The second annual 'meeting of the i the northern giant i sound thrashing towuship. on what is better ! Mr. an.. Mrs. wm. Peake of Hope Whose Gtlth U cddl aniversary ecks Barr -Co.. Rural Mail Carriere . .4. The agent* of the jinonHastings Roller Mill In Market uti. iLwas b-ld in the Hotel Barry Sat- ' I# Mentioned Fisc * Iren-. jniih’t.t were proven to known a- the Horae'- Hull farm, will 1 1. zwAit luction •‘ale. W. II. Conch Milling Wheat At Good nrday night Of ]th© -ra meniix re. -it -4 , autocratic „,.w gover.., .weta taHtat. 10 ire member, tainit '« . a aucti<*ue»T. Owing .to ill Pricea. " 1 ' * ='’“*• * * ueHlinir and st'Jijn; K.'d (’ruf" Mlpplh health Mr. Nbrris ba* hatt-to give up Two added that evening* After dispatciinig ■ , A.k •-•I iu high . ■ • । I tupsc c(«i';ni:;>« »nn« i«iv funning. -;h-1 will dhyow of a fine some routine l.usiuere the Awociatitjn «n«UMWU ,u' Th, Roller Mill G . .. ili.d. ... ,r •;. iy, uiul retceiu by the tjr.tirr , team ol herses. several qow’s. hogs, i!« an in.-rrnort .l.mrainl (or tlleir! n.. have mjvifle’ciirfe / f took a nx-ess and were given an oyster , 1* who hope and otker stock, besides farm imph- Ilonr. wd tb» mininra more wUeat. . ...., . jnil ihc „;lk. oiutiidc that inant’y’T.ris wid *u i per. by tho rural-carriers of tliio , inenta and other things. He also 11,ny wk oil («m«r. «bo barn i>; - w,h a ,lk ra„ happiness. M**i« Ila*’ii.g*.trienda of city. ' —- BUILT 18 HOUSES 1 offers hit* form of IyW ncn** Ko,rt grnde ot luHlins »h<»< t-.r,dl«n.l F After the. jtleasant duty of dispatch-, pa|K*r. ranges from .1 the’aged coupld euite i . ui-liing them THIS YEAR Price :?3.a0(<. Bead his auction side A HUSTLING WOOD- . see them. and. get their price. It t0 • t, J)t.r ,H.nt ing the bivalves had 1>een jierformed. i All th*.* would uVtr- in anj' own- ret fur* *> i* their anniver­ . । advertisement in this issue. will ta wwih while to get (farting. ’ the g 4’3 psr cent. Ju«*t sary, and with othi r* th*-. HANNER inc carriers rea.**cmbhxLand ted.—t iui,,,,...an .........*.*ex- ।, . LAND MERCHANT perienee meeting*’ wa* in order when Thal Is the taomtar Built By I . Koller Mill rrww on wbert. lor they . j aw a..j - Jrk his gray matter a will have to get the wheat or shut 1 Lav..hut )ju|. <- w(1| ^..thjll „ llank which each carrier.related experiences be tail I Wm ;H. Peck, the Coo­ L. U. Calkins, whose farm is one down. »:.d when a mill la In theft 1*>- । mIm out.ij£ Inane a» practically BREEDERS OF THOR­ a L. -nd Grewing Trade met in his work. Methods for im­ i mile south of Quimby, on •ection :V> sirion. with a ..... t actor. growing demand fur . ™wi ne demand lor ,urk. p^jHy altta.1 proving th- service were disru**r<L All I in Hustings fownahip, has decided tu tla-lr flonr. tlwy will gl"' 'he I OUGHBRED STOCK Business On 7 7 * y—t It is a fair inference bad a nnwt enjoyable time, and the «'• «• H“*in *«<*<>'*'he*e right price. Some important infor-I .. . _they L._ d> » pay that rate that 1 tl*nt whep 'k-rit. / earner* who failed to attend mi**d vioito n-cord thi* year. having , allot them »n an.-tl.m Mie at the prem mw u»n- mation to our readera will bo found in 1 * ? are loaning their deposits on Are Called tr.At««nd .* Meetingk* they course not • " • . IF bouses. is ,i <i ry succesaful tho good time. ^ta. Of Uteoonw I tlowa ularte. W. H. Conch will be their adv. in another column. | questionable *ecn rity _ in order to get The oflicers elected for the ensuing bnve L ?Wirh3Dl a- \ teencomrlrtrel'-m H .iuctlnn,er. For partio ,Ur». ree w~— —a . lurid He conducts n This City, Saturday, Nov. higher interest, j i*t a* thi* Pitt*bur« i 'Wal.-Kierd: •ii Mure at WiMMliand ’year are: Presidetit. Wm. H. Sever­ turned over to their: owners, ta«n^. .nd hi. »lv. on nnottrt pom. Among 29th. at I-JO p. m. A PLEASANT DINNER PARTY. Inuik did. =j hope be other thing, be off ,r. a K«.l lean, of “ ■ !<••:•! about a year ance. Middleville: Vice-President. D. doe* good work, doe* »•* Th. Mi-e. «... . n.h Un- j - J. * All breedersuf thotonshbrod stock in ho fa bn«y. «•’ neother is WJ um »„ih ""“J I,rtm.yh.,o. ‘>t of corn husked satisfaction of J. Ober. WckmUminL The new officers. that i* whyythe hmre. two - cowsit -a ’lot Barry county are invited.tn attend a j and in the shock, also fodder, farm Meadily from the Burdette Lichty <M this city was re­ hm well ** f--'------elected secretary and John Curtis of an cvenlbmder year in I!""-. meeting to Im* held in the xupervisor’a I uwK and many other articles. So."** v , ,, reasonably bay which propose* to con> “r- Ml this city was re-elected treasurer. J’ .; , . ’ lu room at the Court House. Hastings, tho afinonnc-numt <nd note the date. Stn*n Crandall «■> the K>'‘« "< <*»«•,. n* tor -tame time i__ -.,.,.1 <„ MTvativriy guard) the imeresia oi ii.s on Saturday Nor. ?5 ar I 3Q p, m. to 3. Johnson andiB. S. Johnson of Mid­ ““wfaud wui Th«* dtmng room was decorated id I , } , i . PLEASAtaT SURPRISE father in a general * . . .■ deiHisiturs In paying that limit fixed dleville and < lea *Scott Jr. of Qumiby Glass Creek Grange. . i i* father lieing a .nd tankinis, they ..n­ form an awKviation At a previous meeting a ■ umnaittee Th. dl>»r «nr«l ... IKI [v| [f„ j,tbr lioD-, merchant of that were elected as Directors. S^rfay Haturoay evening cv< u...a*•«■•. -------.:\ Ul*n«nK •town. .Th Barry county owes much to its rural .nil onKhl'ir- »' "' I Ri-riutiou■ M.H.UU. • ("• their-tores xociatioh. The ui nding tailed atiove In cwrierk »wl •« krata >•■ W1U “nilnnil K»>" I"” “ ver-' pleasant and informal ix-x-aston. . I . V.-pUSbMM . tu-mnr tp- to .pru■ te y can do this t o Rutland k'*”' * verj . X’Pte ^uvu»wrt - avery PxvT&l (nature ..( the (nativities tains «>' l““‘1 ""'K M>'_______ • ' called by that committee who are pre­ '■ »’ a good saving ta Kind to have them h»vr ,»eb a eve- Xrirt ' Tfa-ort-hMC **"«’? b*e .Iwe.. .veo-ihrex ta . nnrtmura rt. nrarly loth pared to repurt. AH interested in the nlHS o( plea.an* a- they had Satunla, Wllv rtk-j.l winch « Bn. .nirr". pawll.lr.> Irarevne or two .preral- presentation of p anow shovel to Rev. ' THEY’RE AFTER BUSINESS. breeding of thoroughbred live stock are night. They have had *ot* Inylentr w..Lrerd, OndvirtriiuK.taoutilol ti„ hi, „Uwr .,|,plirt ' W Mr. Crandall, which if all reports are ;.a* always Jived true he may need before the winter is j Wixjdmanaee &‘Olney, succe-wors. of urged t<> at ten I. «■ .ml«l-rx dirt,worenre«rt-,„ Ufc (f . H. <XK B. M. Jenkin, .nd ’ through the week. . Woodland, know# 4J* ‘ Cha*. Dulxjis in the meat market, two hern. as tokens of thui’Steeem in winch , otlieni. ■'‘t wauto thoroughly. Mrt. A. D. McEiwatu wilUteve a THE SHAMROCK CLUB. ! doors east of the City Bank, have an Havens. . . 1„. i, held. Minor Mead inakfag <*= . Song--W. ~ ” •J***.ing h.*i’■ ith up-to-date meth*. Another wi»l olnta oou»»~J ■>' preaontation in tahnlt of «ke warwbled Mrs. Sarah Powers, and daughter announcement in this issue that will dancing bcbvol for older people to­ Talk- Feeding method for egg pro" •■* and has won bin morrow'Thursday > evening, troin 7.3(1 h««udfh,wu,g Mrs. Mau Powers entertain with fhe I interest our readers. Both members' ductiun, —Florene Harthy. trade fairly by couxt- .taut 4.-. ■aenttan.. bM ta»___________ ' <Xra’' trwuin....t in IM. city, and I> k-o-n « «« friends. t o'clock tea Gils week ou Wednesday and o( this Urm are well up in ttair Inul- toMdlu the K. I-. Aimui). Auawwm Recitation—Maggie Otis filir dealing, and now They animuncthal it will ta bly will (allow H» dantuw Thursday afternoons. Cliarade—Fureat Havoa*. The Blate Will dist-ibule about #1. ' Hi* H'ive.rtiseinent Sl.un.-oek anta Their Bn« ■ ’ Hurting!. Tent, K. 0. T.M.M. will Walland11-agv will be of in- will to Leia at St Ro« - >»“ meat that Reading-Emma Oils. H.n.000 in primary rehool money NoThe grading for the roadbed of the their aim to keep the beat to all evening u( thl. week. XovenaJ- >°- rtmber 10. Th* ari»rtiooment will Mnaic-Orville Bnrghduff. new Grand Rapids electric line has can be procured. and will sell as low ns gire a masquerade dance Friday even The ..nicer- of tte Strain rock Clnl. nre « »»*> at the rat* of 02.70 per tapSelection- Man' Newland. been completed the whole length of the lowest. They Kdkdt their ahare of Ing, November 17lh next, at Rtedl bail, Roy Snrelta. peWOeot. Bert Sk.nner Rcatling — Ida Otis. Oneida street serosa the Hart Ht-nery patronage, and all who deal with them Troxel’s Orchestra will furnish music, ”,TSwih1 Fwr lu,makln4 «3J0 “itarS L ,,n“! Mond*X >»• Secretary and tnraearer- A aria a ra addition known as Maahtegton may be aiwured- of fair, courteous Bill for dance 5n cents. Spectator* 10 The M-tkodic l«Ue> d«ar«l part i.» ha. tart, arraoited that » Ulintreatment. M»d 15 oentr. ’ “taa-h. U1< 'r frie“1* wh» galhcrtd raplt. more than w« appo-Hor-l iu™ a parataDt winter'. «.ter.a.mnent - «»►. i, th,!In laat jtar. •hmvrra.ry their marnafw. BalL- ^‘TINV POSTPONE DAIt Of OPENING NOTICE THE AUCTION SALTS ANOTHER LESSON FOR MPOSITORS �HASTIMtS BAxS’NEK. XOVEMBhll H. ltf<>5. - ------------•r«nc T3 A »«PK ! «*• tarn- »»a >rt«r,gtb«n,.1 the jepnl,, [•--------------------- ---------------- --- ------- B , 2__________ ■ aem.nd fur trtiun itavtag n-mnu-d .) roPDFSPn\nF\’CF f A NlAT JQlJ OF r». r» Tburm*y for Goon al j t<’ Aaffhington. President Roosevelt is JKKtorUAlJEAW:. ji , ^pf] ;p'p -SER SECRET SERVICE |S H nz stJ«:h!g»n.| calling the bUtwunun into conference ; ' ~ ■ ‘ singly, in couplet and iu Imnchm He ■ >OK BROS.. Editors. BOWENS MILLS. Orlxtbal.) — j had Senator* Cullum and Dtdli ver. both • OkTY-fWNTH YEAR. S. k- Pieraolt aad family havv moTcd Otw, n-bruiug l» Vittaaia. wltea Mt.? • v-n hi* ride, in session la»t week, and i other* will h.. interviewed later as to Wayland. W. oil regret tbfir d, Cl.:..,o ’-■-■• :iuvi--'-i'- liebm-f1 •‘“‘j Mr. Hanva wH bi. farm I it waa «Mr •XI’-'’-' >n ... oe i opportunity offer*, and before co»gre*s parture. trf in «-rea to Jota King for . j «-"* « “**g ri4?„ * rorfvenro he may have won a major* ; « young countryman driving a eov - ! itytaf the senate. In the hon^troubbMr*. Goodspeed ba* sold her t*> acre ! mixed the Vnluii picket*. He*RuW Kate--: Mt tne po’tulte* -at Hastings, MlihV is not anticipated, and it is upon farm to a Jlr. Davis of Ludington. ! ^--itft kuoff 'that the army wa* »>i. a-cUa* tnati'T. . . consideration • so war ami ’.alteri p.«rmi**fan to taW ------—-j- r..—z------------------- ,b’ aeuator* that the (treridential Ablr Antrellof Wa.tUnnb.Uc «!«, »ld ■ to* ue”^ iijVERHMNU RATES. ! prwBure will to brought to bear. Thi* --- --- ... --.n-- -- ------ ----iklllV III Vlllll IUMV lumiwiu I --- --„ - : ■ •. Mivcrtiaiag. rates Rirnpted an appli- ' pressure is not confined cvnfined *-u „ hi. fw,roB I J' work. Mr. and Mr» An^l-are qnite w™re lir^nuule M I»cai> and rcad.nx nuiicaa. <m '11 has reached Senator Foraker in an ^£■."1^,5^^ « r™ a»'« aged, he being M und she 87. hljl aIMl ggVe hG name us John Col- Jacob*, president and builder uf . nardkig Bring qurxthincd tot Jo the. bI..|*>I . Tbaaka. iweuty-nwc»ui»rn^toA. |i X° T" '^'ttf wtch. Other recalcitnuita will to reached in th- Grand Rapids. Batik- Creek und I dispoailiuH-. <n’ the eueay Kalamaaoo railroad, waa hart a few ’•Mtn brU.,Uf«eu la­ tn-rasbPWHmatter . strange indeed if Home real legisfation . . ,. . ■ . that the g<uiral dmmuuwd mm «>U» ’NocodiMiuntextion mil be published uu- . „ . 4l , . . d.y, „„ < l„,nx ttp prehmlnartre pre- , ^.ttt.d to M> no .eirviHnsiaDcM unless it tear* the “ not outcome. —Grand Rapids aratorv to the building the road ’“ । Ws vow-h.,in;. . ■« n-im* and jkxU offiOT uddretvw. j Herald ' 7 B s say and Good Judgement our 54 in. Broadcloth in all colors is the best value they ever saw at $1.00 a yarol | ftwt us poesihle. V tjftUrj4. after to hud departed a JOBPkTMlSU. i» Rumor bas .it that Mrs. Wm. Bowen ' Jew was found on tto extrctifv right of <nc U.xjrx^l UAXXK»i tu» tiAH one of thr ite t<j«s equipped •: McClellan. Aicvaeuan. Tammany .tammuny cacuiuatr candidate foi Joi , ^tlu^ onr^u! U«< equtppea »*>•«* jQr> tu Wtot-ro Xb-hlRAu. H prepared Mnvar of New Vnrir ovnik rlmtinrwl in I has bought a fd.lXO residence in Gran.l i the Vnlon lbw «•»'»? V to •!<> joband printing. 46 ►tery a-trry klm! kind u vi teok book «tiu «tw 7i«o prjunug. ; .uuyor ot .'tu lorK. seuUMlminea to | £n>id« tear FnrtM.in.su Park I ntorbtorl, JtreMry aM tto «»>•*'*-£ • ——-«-t— ----- ’ win ouL The republican* will »up* 1 I UM tag ilK-ni of tb-lr drerutaidtfcUw pu.it wdrtjjj,^ articles. The order* were X 8ua»il nd .iuabt. by the reVelatiotiM ' F “rt u,u, him icoiitiK fearing 44IMU that ,1 if n»ry tlfiey buck stick iu to i■ *•- «• Lonrutl of DCP.on Hie tamons । 53 Haarat who to re- 1 auctioneer of Western Michigan wiH ! l0 ;trr<.s: :;ltvh trade.- and the Jew in tto-Itfwrnnre investigation, a j their tu““ party nominee. ‘ , : «-•_ ' . - i...... A„..f_n sale. v„t{< io the beiidqnarter* of tto eh niovi nent is under way in New York ' ---- i_.i — with j disfavor .by .vi the eomserva'<-ry «u» the Angell tew Smith is ------much---improved. to|ii-. vfmt ixirrnption in politico jn, j tiva$iople of the .-nctropdlia, might i i --------- — Hi* ,’p-m ral cuk.wasiffing- 'h.* wing, u-tore ■ ,............ ' fit-his name a*. Benjamin Mo-e*. tb.it.-. scaw state Kim and rup end tue the corporal!*.!! corporation • win out prunonnvr*' " ••• « “•-- Mw^Hellaa has ha«l. a good } attending i»hvsfciai; pinaucw . pruu«.um-. ‘> him •(„.,&«. rear awl In to purehase such office* and uffi- («*-ord. and is so much tetter than th.- out of danger. ’ . ’lf ,a|nc f.;u^ b; would tli«y ' • desired . to. use to further ' Tammany machine -that people will Brjgg* has his share of tickne*Uweni through the l.;f s w..tte enemy Ct.-r? It’ .wooim* *w msk' im xuituni ; —--y .-----ttoir busing. .Sn'ch nar-n .as.g.Seth Low. rnro nQ1 >^,I 'ery his ilectio|. --------------------. nfo. ™Ud Ri. over .au,.O.A . . I A OT-AWO I tfa- - JUmmoder W < ' O.g:’Hi. ' 1‘rciiulciii- Butler Of ~~' • ,! . • , Ike HcudcrMbtitt’ti big fish was a ; of ’ ‘j1?*1 a^Huniwi' rn Columbia LTiiveraily, Htnyveaant^iil’i J *‘,w Y<ifk has a law prodding ithat ।'^krraM.Mg Md lor lint. taka. jlto jinniing. Ik-n and i.i'ncolu Sfceffin* head the move- ' ■p’-’rsou nhall post posters Ut any dhow f ! But When that 40 pound rary. wus nsMl i;is;ty tlnsV'**-’ LaIRVING, iiivu • They rej le-ciix th- ijest flem« ct\ xti’on tt,i> l»«blic place thpt'shall to uf i ! caught in Long lake nothing was *iiid ^viohuu., a ciiiV.cn of Friiuce travelling , There will to quarterly meeting senof al! [x'ditMl parties. Some of the .a, vulgar or iudecvnt character, cairn-' t about it. ’ j !? in *,"£ America and keeking a pa» «:» go \ th|, £ rJmrcb next Suodny »r •«* i I nun-dies they d ‘.-ire to secure art: ! ,IJ debauch the pnbiia or shock 1 . preaching by the presiding 1 Bowens Mills are kept liusy grinding | ’broup»i tbi’ line* on lit* way to visit Th? fnll publication of election ui-i t}1’ of decency or ]prouriety. ' tv...,..-* pi teuW.m i. Hi*‘ ‘W1**5®’ ; EM.-,- R( v Chase uf Grand Rapids > buckwheat. 1 ^b’tivi-s penwf both by individuals and organi- i Michigan needs such a law., . . I! conciruhu' tii»n h.nl to— n held for informa.non , . . him aud he hn<l dtetpRev. HJisaub and family . , . . L. Mastenbrook our blark.-mith and I conccrnl zatioas. " Have you ever gn'en a th-.-right > .j ,l;il(. • > ,cw After the rwript uf the order , the Untiand townalnp Sunday School ju . Governor Warner prevented- a prize ! implement dehh-r does a rtmhiug buri- t peered. Tim prohibition of corporate contri.iconvention held at-the Rutland M. E. an wh<> stands so ’pitifully at lb mat hud been chased.to n.clunjl'. .... . ■ ; • ; bntiuna for election purposes. ' . - fight that was to to pultol off in De- ! n«s in buggies and cutters and hi*! the man i troit under name of ‘ the a “name tokingof prices are low. ! of toum-s wlirt'. n day orJan church last Saturday, troit under w “teking I prices • Toe fixing of._______ proper objects of ex­‘ the your aid? ' ’ .. . Mr*. E. “ E Warner i> ; visiting-rete ­ i puhlica- contest fur points. ” Governorr Warner ;: Ed. Haines ooh hustling farmer aud < p/'1"’ "*S . peoditnron.'«stteli " a% meeting*, . ’ Have you ever tboujrht <■; A guard Murrouialed the ham- |jvt.8 hnd friends in Dowling fol.« few ‘dtoll: fuviir M hut b ' Frengw brn. i»u i,«rre.t.,d >i hundred : ' fixing “ ,™rrTy «C* „hl,,|l,„ m lions, etc., and the of' limit- tu •x^xr.U. tHix.bllii.ir in- 1 wrecked liojiee aud qnibitious tie s right. Add AM tl j Inudx-b.- of.fore pgUtiM. AnotbiT, TOlt! »,ut ptL-l l,.t«.-,• tin-;I day*. the amounts to to spent, . aura te Mund nwun^t. ’ Robert Jenkin.-jr. ha*gone to Grand Providing punishment by forfeiture ' WRsHave you ever tlioqgi,, ; ; Gmngi<Au>«tin Hunt him a thoneaml; i-.uiwes. The officer ctorg'M with the Rapids where he ex peria to work ford.. • ' . ■. ■ . . , I bushel1-. Good property this year. unwL kniwlngtto man be want .5. of office, finea and impriMUtmcnt for; wrelw7 ' ‘ W We finee youn£ presuina!.. '■■ Mid | corrupt practices J V~ ‘ Witte b«, Mn hlnaelf ike cl E. Heiiie. nbtrni IMW In*. 1 ' I,k E. Hain-S trnmlnl havetted about l.udt- I! Mire M»udeT«i>le vr-.ted Irl uide | With little tllOUgllt Of wiillt't ii.- , P.Midw* to ptiabtecitizens to -----push]...J I the hour in .. lime ___ trying ____ _ j-iimc-f __ 1 in bl.W ol ■ potato^. Ilf n.> bp. l.„„ *,ld *,.1.1 .......» . jj'. i'lljaiM. II UV ------ .... . ... ■ ■'iM iirin? fstbl in llAKUW -v-r Sunday. j)o yon kllOW t.llSlt ill Him- ' h judicial- iwiuiry into the ------------cvrtectiwsjt' --------Kuwait.' ------He tower. ’ soThigh 4'iov-i i -------- -------................. loacf tu Charlotte buyers for »» cents. • ‘ ..... p l,,,‘ mb -A,’ ’Uqm^ to ktpiw what and -'uinplHtonuss Ol < Statement, and < Cmr that the latter .mW mtf .mugfiif- They mv they are the finest potato i Tte oflirt ' J ’r wan pttlthe. for ’• Mr- C . ' ;lb-in .illIaMreK. ri.-i.j p()p|e inigL’t ' hm ♦- -aTi ll - “ ■ •lh< the exlM^nce <>f corrupt practice*; ri«tl..S ii;:i-unnday. ^nnday. ‘ . ’’ . . , ............. ............ ;.c^re ln eomlmn...., with Hu.’« . tll„v tat) „„ ,bi, raH. '--------------------- X- v.,.„nlt,g> Kun i their moreUtrosperoi|s days to hat The expenditure oi vast sums of. ot|»I grftitert giraicst Statesman. statesman. . - .» , . the nil I. uf the hi'.-nk; Iu th«- road but .. - ji .: A» o n Hwnt-is the hacin» nlmtit t' cntcrtaitMril liort mo-ioyi-a men-ace. e-n^ally wtond ------------------------? • .. . permitted tiio wmmffi to •••nd cw 1 Thursday by Mm f .inin.age Miuth itf old mre? ’ Ihn eiMRH'iutor* uri-cuh'totLODB look-,! Count UeWitte. the greattot i Uvt th’i fall *,r' ,A«go<i uug ;i/ tiicy .<•'-• one m m ent.-red tto It’s a startling* fa.-t that . ing 1.1 the officers tl .* eorpcvAte funds? nta.i of Russia is of Hi'lland! deacant. I ** *\' place, upji^n-r'l.v not kn'tWing what Mr*?. Hutu Mich. it- dependent betamn* of faihin* • . have elected for. , leg is5 nt iv..- favors “’America's greaf-t tiahlic ; man : in L. U. ."mitb wholuw.hiT. quit--*:<’k was tp-bspirlng. lbs was a mm- tex­ h» *» tual r. • sustocted. IA:I the o'llcer yuC*The tost remedj- is publicity. Th - the first years of the '-eutury cattno ! *” in'Pr<‘v‘UK. days of plenty. Ha’ e y«?u e\*-- t:> >rth Amug. ------ ’ , ' other men. After v.m.’t(-umpaign coftHnltttos should’to com- from, tlfi.* same stock. It’s pretty gjMxl j Mre’J.’T. HcaiUt’/b. vising bto him-wiib Are YOl’saving .■ - •i ing pa-.*- ihau mi bohr mi <Axh :’ Jun Marble has lifer, iuime with lulled to publish a stutemenut of re- 1 stock. ! parents in — Wnyland. ii.— . . ! which ;to officer pro*.t»•!•••! .t»-obey. ii..- ...imi’y f. r a icu'dflT* v ill return if yoiit savings are ji.-ti evip:~ and disbursements and every I —------------ —— E2 __________ ar 1.4 in imfa ------------------ --Elmer King of C.iJion Center mu. lIt. , - .h-Hw thb’ d> »..» h*.g- 1 • without drawing interest, the : candidate likewise Several stab*. SOUTHEAST SPRINGS 1**nght iii.% f.ittor > farm and i-tvov-_ rt’-nr i;h.T __ ,_________ YANKEE ___ _ pf--. >’!<• nnd •lr« «- hi.including ohr own. have protended t& j in danger of ladiiir sjihlvn. Mn. Fuxh ruilios frien l. a:,J rt‘l- : “* «"»»• M:'l' "I’ ■» «!l"' .. ........... paw mich laws; hut they were of such ativi*. of Baton llapid. .. .'-I. J>.-.n*-<-jn nf' Ada called on . ‘ E. .- Hitw. and win-olio wurkt-J .’. ‘'’IU !i:- ■ Il,^l :r :!,,T ■ ■ ■' Vivo If ypnr savings are in n f‘ a na’nre ,p io to easily evaded. What , C. II. Borpoe ha. dc«UU, npU’ Ha!-.’i-«kbS pjop:.-; .Mou^ny. ■i«d ’j'"',’, ^"n“. _ ■ ,.. or ■■• ■: • ■!,!. .’lint i* needed is strong public sentiment • Mr*-, Ella i ini d A. Carltiiti of their eariapj*.power got*- ii ’^-i ■ 1 buck blis!T*' toi tlrverfo- tin-wavon. b»rk to Battle Until. Creek <k Ilast m week. nook V >u<0 in -op.Kxition to political corrnption , , . or four per cent, is all Y< H » p ’ McCanm i.’ g».d ™.~. trimE. C. Crisja- is the flr*t to say it ;*>. The .•'anii. ,bt» tod cntrjTsl tb< ard then ’ucli law - ns will enable thoto.: <irar.‘’ Early clterd a succtssful U’CCtsl ttor hi< «ilc.abd tutor rrietMl. in thi* pl«c«Saving from yqur irimm ■ U for u ttvo weeks ' t4XJ ,Bfo't0 husk c<wn. It who Whirrt di-.’tnt noliticx to-coinpe' ! of" .’chuol• •tost—FrMuy • intTbuiway. . ftmrufiv* to . / : Tto next inceiiug of Yankee Grange should iti vest your savings. I catnjiaign < «niin:ttc6- aud jolitic-il vucnjtion. i> to the *py Clare tVuUvtj family rimted rel-. coudldatte fo knakc a ch-.m *how\ of ‘ ?h-. Juhn Everhart ard Mijw Grape ' will he held n«-xt Saturday «»v. nip;, the Tli? y->tutp»: have and inve-rt at tiii? same tinives iu Mitldh-vift* last SnndMy. Ku i' an* vibitiiu friends Miul relp- ; nth. The follow ing v/a* takcil4 i>om u xYou can five* o! Allegan nmnty.; . , The Mockhuhh*ri<"f tlje Grange Hid! h» wuf ■ -on pn»»er first. *»»?;.. J_ht not kxi<»tv agd deposit it in a sei-Hrily Iri’ -It h possibly not too early yet to di>4A. car i« row being filled with jtdtp AHMAiiation bare tent after pto ter ”“~ <-n«. tSr MlrttorilU .ituMiun. ,hl. I. A,’ c|„vtrlLl!v V’liv. v’.^rphiA tore: • b'Mr-I pui-T and cofitempbite rop.ii-i ig will pay you eight p^r renter bn ' .lb. i rl« 3s . t ■ ■ Idtr.g t-juk piacc in ■ their hull *. will to a very live issue in Michigan I * istrlur* of dustier IValkrr h»: rent-the bank* offer. u'rxt year. Th«p are -soine thing* I On ii’ Water- And fri««nl from 0 ■ i Elder St. (,’lnrc c4 Irving will pronch ' .sego ara visiting at M. Pottur's mi d —WiH yon writeJbr. • ill nn that would Indicate a possible, ropeti-' it tin- f’ei.pl.-’* ihnrfh n< u Sunday at »db itu l.iiow that tl»« r>(» yca! «. took unto him. simple request* wil) liringlh* ; tion of a senatorial campaign which ini] roving the time by hunting. ■yiug :s depth itren t s-’If a bride uf -> ^raradMr* N. E the ropnbiican* ol Michigan cpnld not j Mr». Fannie Farr .uul Ernes: Farr -t you' SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. i. ' Bam'diri of Rutlaitil. Twenty year* me serve yoiif regard . hI th an viking but disfavor.! PrniiievUe who haw bucn vialtint ti i .. C. n a Th- going about ;:s the lutfisl&tiye dis.- : W.lu-r Dnubam who went util wHl Intter’A parcntH at thia place th? • la»t • “\V- i’. I.wb.h you h.tdu’thwbu 1 might ago be was <in aide eupuuoder <<f th* lu my lino, ift ni| jT!!. fl,.. t,,, (o M- .iaxiist I’oiudi church uf this city. t’ icts, and st-curing tto. n<>!Tjina{ion of *I several weeks jjgu returned one d»i / City Ba . id. li.i :;•> wenk rHurnvC luime last Sunday. bang The hap^y cuupie win be at home io men "for the Ic^islatuo *»u»i mt the IlBAl w«ek. nngitif mark* no reply. ttoir friends after W. to in the handscore of fitness: <>r part}- service, but! Louis Holcomb who haa been spend!- \ C. H. B-.ughman was in Chicago last and' »lie :» ■•rdoTi'il (hm he to solalv because fbty finer a certain can- 1 ing the full with hi-Kgraudparvnts roi- week ;ir. .■ittenditnci. at the fat i kc|i: iiudcr guard ’till scnie farm ri .id« »ce to t hr bride, about bIww. didate tocoiite of his vveaitb for the j tamed to his home in Ilattle Creek ' a lit. p-uer.’il repotted K tnilro w«<«t of Hariingh. where they' When you are looking to Sirgainf in •wnatorship.is nut ar. edifying spectacle, hurt Situdny’. . , • ■• ' th? capture to b-K ■s f-njsirifir and awaited imp to speud the* retnainder'of ttoir . Michigan htw Mrtm such campaign-. \in ' The*- cold day* reminds us that • NOhTrt MAPLE GROVE*. liutmrtsmot '^\n days in quietude and repdw.” . tho sjiy by .tnui)i|. the past, but is not in the mood for , winter is nut very fur in the distanced Mrs. Ii.«.•..Strung v?MteA her daughMr. and Mrs. Frank Tobins o[ .this-i yxeyw- bin.' anymore. Wealth shouldi If no bnr-tu ; ■ —•— ---------- . tor Mr*. Juuh-s Fat-UMm and family <•( | plAcc iu’.’kte>rnh!n , Tubiiu-i/ Hastings ' Tin* • iffierr of the »lwy wn.- intruAtol e Miller thts senuthrshiri rqithcr i* it a quidi- > ASSYRIA, Kindly direi-t your atti n. । spent SniWy with the latter's daugh with tto .luiy. mill, thi forms having Hunting* the fatter >art of last week. firatlon . When it'comes to seiocting ■ Mrs. EHzatoth Hartoin returned from iI ter. Mr*. Marshall Allen of Assyria. >,t that .t Harris- Kunsitun- (’<■ ii been trun- through with, the general . Rev K. D. Fraem^n of Litchfield was the candidate to sncc^-d Gen. Alger. I her visit with relatives in Northern !a: i'»w we buy iu lam- quant;ties. | Dr. S M. Fowler with three friend* ienked ,'or notillrAtipn that the dis.-, calling on friends here last Wediieadaywe tohevo the man who can to most Mich, last Friday. ciitnv.ont in,in Battle Creek Wetlnes- groeabib work had .luwji dune. While inorning He stayed witls -Rev. E L. prices OnrthotU) is. ' •useful tn the Htato i* CongreMman i Melvin Tuckerman <ff Battle Creek i I day in an automobile on a hunting trip. he writtffi-tto officer or the day r-nle Sinclair Tnwid’ny night. The latter convtaiitly moving. Towtwcqa. of jHctaon. There is no , *fls gn<... of bi, j^^ts'Bunday. Up to Ills tout'and dismounted. . recently bougbt.tto G. R. Brown farm. if FOck* •Call find our gn-tit b:'. sjM.cial resson-why the candidate Hhould ,,.... . . u. . -. j 1 They visited the former’s father Cha*. । ran. trtw ih2 city ol Dettnlt. .ny “ V £ tV "1 Fowler. ing’isiiuirs and ixl ••lu > Tin.. tej mom Um. II,.. ;ho ttotnltl nut lire iL | 51" S. H^ton ot Unln.ln.rg tbi, . lintThe Mfttos Mary and Mattie Durham ' h girl "■ Hr have just placed '< . <>f Assyria visited their friends Mis* I that city. Thej eastern part of the i ' J •to-uM iu.. of Grill work. Call -s • state, from which Gen. Alger’s *nr-i ‘^,ra- Lizzie Tasker is visiting heij. l»tt:e NewtiiivSunday. rhe McKrlvuy. ■ •’Y'ch. rtid I tbofigi idt rtifel Kke ' shiall expanse-'on i.‘u-. ciwor will to vhoeen. is a large district i ‘^nghte. Mr> Dor L Htuwcll of Wood-i| and Branch school* ah* enjoying a two j i<m Hi truth nf the h.>t Ulin rated sin h .way. Y on -n't cutirg him.” ‘ weeks vacation. and ottor places than Qgtruit ahcnld ' i ’ fit of buying a piano tin-J to conridx r.-ti it U)-y can show the ; .Quarterly meeting here Saturday and! j The Ladies Aiu Steiety of the Evan- ! v., l l5 “J . ; seeing our high grade lie ’ ’ ’ ’ 11 ‘’.fa's-1 righi. kind'of mtn We tolievc Cmi- • Sunday Nov. 18 and IP. ' | gelical church meets with M _ ’>. (teurge 1 p«tnh..gro^amo Townsend is ih » tetter po-j The L. O. T- M. i.1. M. will have tt!; Ktn«z Thursday Nov. !i, »«n II.TU -....... ........... ’• .. . Th.' -Hi.. . C Wbb-!;-,-njn Irlif j,' Furniture Co; -itiou tb serve the state uf Miclugau as I *4x*.ial at the home c. UO .South j h"ur ''’'Utrowi with -the infonimtion ’ of — Mr. and Mra. j! Revival meetings begnti a> at.; ithe ri/laiv di'<ni i ma NuvJl V..«. !l M. M P j tlmt tile clsiill, I'l'nl iH.'i-h provi? I U. S .senator titan any.othor man from Wesley AUhright. Friday evening P. ol...I. church lant Sunday night, the eastern part of Michigan. j H?. H Carl* kludge *' ' who is a: " work on the derto? ' *'* * *' 011 ’ ’l'** gv',’r ’'"11 u;’ ' \' Ji ■ Brrin V«nAnkni who ha. bnm Udi !<lt-<lp-tt...t irtlnrlgiug tbnSU^wa un- ;: Tl,<tu- ___ r ____ ... ■' ' ■ ’’ ’ *' The rm girl. 4f• Til. trund ol .'-noncan thuugbl H I i, an lhegain. ! al Iwotr Frtd.y. : ? \'h. ■■ ', . ; tunreii.,1 t„ tltf.gvufrai. Sb- Ld c7,- i . iMrljr tn th-litrrrtlon iudor»mUtH ■ Mr. Mui lira Harry vi.itrd Gla(|y, William. It. w.rrking in Bulba Imibk- onU-.il ,iu,l. ni.hy'.'.t r.'ul,,. 17 , pointed actual, "ban gnat jirinn-! hr-r parent. Mr and Mn. Will Fox. I Cwak. . . annwing wliar wa- going ;o |M. .|OI,.. .u..., ,[ wm .. '.. itaare atalake. .. in ruttinnaU dre-; T„k,.r aid, 1,.., „-3, „.hl„. ., ,w, . ..re-.u- ,:7 7 Iljie_yo„ bad th., tto ’-»n ’’>.;•. ■ ttot it u. . '/q' ionx ■h..pcr»milltyol the candidate . W.rlmrt(>n„ ; in £ „ “. How *«,.‘tor.a -'7“ girl ...... '™' »ad lor odogrrM ortbr pn’iilrncy i..for.. | ngarl^t I.day toJ.U7■ „„my g, ip‘ iv;.M inrmn-< that If titer gotten. Meiuthec vote for the political • j mo lx um'u they luRtot *0 Injury. .'■‘■".2 ™l" ” I fiwvw. t» ut. x .a h prtaeiplm in wbk-b Ibey bdiorc. But ! D“H‘‘ S'”“ ” *' Bt-Uerm- bdlping Will Chariton and family <d Kulp, .. . t ««• „..j. -r> ”ThH in lesser elect ions, as in county, city, M r“* Hnrr5' Maawch. view spent Stuiday at C II. Charlton's. 11 "l1'’ UM »u .nu... .ttuoug us at nt I t-.ti.d^. ,,, ;„.mrnl r r^.' •nine lamoug j Mrs. Parker of Morgan who has been inr^, town aud sometimes in ijtnte elections. .nrrwtutiAd.b; r„,tr u,.„. Wbl,„ ,h„ .n,, IU|8 lln|1| f !” I sick tor some time at- the home.of h<r ;r hapmiu that a man can serve his Chnutanqua Coffee i« a rare hleiiil ’ : daughter Mn». Carl Powers is reported tskui : party nest by <jppuefng some or all Hw • any woman would put on ; ’ wonted, energy u frittered nw. in ns gaining rapidly at present. ME POMD BETTER THAR TWO OF '..0’5 HM jiarty candidates. This is what Secre­ ' »■"! I- iWtlj tn per. n-h,.l I. n,r,,.t,i,|. tary Taft *ay* <ff -the present contest in ; The ladies aid aociety ---------uf the ,_ Barf) --------------------v.. , lull, 1 tMtiwntua. -tola .wnj lu.nttr.pd, lb» |.r,-..ti- autUr |,-J t It’s lacked up by a splendid repute 1 ...n.. ia church ...nt Hamilton county. Ohio, where a cor*! vjlle xr M. P. will ___ mwtl_with Mfh. ■ “nd ,"Uu'* ,Wi' k :,s a toy. The real • Modeled t;u.;f. „,Mj i.. ■-.,.. ” ' ' ”’ A trial in the cap will tell the rev rapt repuldican ring has pot up a ticket t D. G Deller Friday Nov. Id for din'V!1S *‘'n„ U?1,lu<! when j was !------ ----------- - .. . ".■ . more ' । . that decent - reptiblicans cannot sane- I THE PRICE 25 CEMTS THE’PdtA1 «™* «*rl Mllw Ut-r .lory non. He declared , ‘‘If I were able," said. Secretary Taft in his Akron I MAPLE GROVE. speech, ’ ‘as I fear 1 ••ddd! not to be-1 The Mtoes Uleua and Gladys Wolfe . ......... ....... cause public-du,ty call* me elsewhere. ■ You don’t like those gray ,uf Battle Creek wan/>iir>me fimiduj. hairs,doyou? And yourhusto cast my vote in Ciuciimali iu the n the Karaous Palatine Oil ' ' ' _crS, I Work was begun tni the F. M. Bhrn the Rara<>u> Palatine Oil ' ■ ■' coming election I -hould vote against ! band certainly doesn’t like church sheds last Monday. Grow"-1 Phone. » 37. The Cr the municipal ticket nominated by tlx* | them. Thea why not try a Miss Mae Evans of Battle Cre-rk Republican urgauixat ion. ’' Secretary I boitle-of Ayer's Hair Vigor? HHltBEHT PEMBROKE. formerly vf this place iiai. he»m vcrv Root- said nf^Philadelphia^ rotten repub- j It reaiores color to gray hair ill but is better ut present. •ot-1.. . .. ......... i-MWMni or Minn. iican gangster*: The gang ruling don t you go tn work?" dlXh.27d£“ !! 1 Philadelphia are not Republican* ) every time, all the deep, rich I Chas. Evans is on the gain after his tteWhy man who t. pHHanthto;.!,.. t,nt“ c. : t«i££X'S The/ are a corruptwnd criminal com- ■ color of early life. And it j recent illnewf. binatfon. They deserve the oppwition I cures dandruff also. The I* A. S, of the M. E. diuwh *“**'m> '’’'"‘••“■it rem. I ception Mints and Peerless Wafers. I ’Ainti* of RU honest Republicans." i bold their nex^ meeting at the home I have to answer <Jnt question no ' 40 of Mr. and Mra. Thomas Wilkinson. s murtoxlrtt^ it s girtin’ to to J**’ de aat^ I finest and most complete line of eonlett M work. - Washington Star, ’““’lESSsS A»» the time approaciie* for cuiigrefi* C‘ty’ mutl^ ...nvoi-o Id ......... I CARD OF THANKS. We whhlo Wuink I have some of the new crop <» '','es 'u-obatf** am ksndlv in rt^. —.... “What ■> djaomteuted. dlajiatfcrfte! ’ >ok Mrs. Fullerton ha«r‘ I English Walnuts. Fine line of vigar»■’e -Welt Wtot rutild yoiKMpoct? She I w a htetoud wto getw h\ cverTihlnr- I Banner Advta always pay, W. E. ME Rm POVERTY 3ENH ?1, If GOOD FURNITURE and H0USEEU8NISHIKS Miller & Harris E It Touches the Spot The Vital Spot The Thirsty Spot Come Noto Own Up COOK & SENTZ, I FOR PARTIES Ji, ■ J.' FRED WOt^£ ■ ? �Novembers, *w “ANKKK. ullage in imJi jhe Red Cross Drug Store— “ U,ne to 'b»«bof A11X • '"“iMre trip to Middlevil]^. Thursday. Mrs. Silas Crawford Rapids visitor Thursday. w. K. Conk rent to Pr.irio.iUe | ““"Kraywvi.itrehmv,^ ' [ • •" of Grand R.j.id., wre in i the city on husinew Wednesday. ' F'-|«h“". o' Nreb.llle. visited Hastings friends Saturday. ‘ Mrs A. F. Burroughs and daughter I Were GTand Rapid* viaitora Thursday Mias Mac Tinkler is visiting I her sister in Freeport. Mrs. M w ' Duff i. # Mi— Jessie Kogers returnediWednes-1 day from a vi.lt with friends in Ann I ; Aflxir. j C. ii. Thomas was in Mkroellua Fri- I <lMy«v»ming4ind sicukV at a MacoRMe ! ■ [ gathering Mr. and Mm. Fred Jones, of Black-j1 well. Oklahome, are vSltins rel.tivr. . in this city. \ Mr. and Mm. Jos. Barbieri returnud 1 ■ AV.li>...,lay to Middlerille, whirl, i. u, 1 ; lie their home. MI» Nellie Arnold, of Hmtinga, is ' I visiting her sister Mrs. Elmer Green- ! ■ tield.—Nashville Nt-Ws. . jl I Knlx-rt -Cook' spent. Saturday and j , Arthur E. Mulholland, , ; I he’Leading Druggist. - rudytmf OR1UM, ICOTT'6 IMIS. MICH. Phone 2-11 Souhwestern Michigan This Week’s News In Nearby Counties. Saturday nlrelit. Balti. Crock p..Hro found a boy sleeping in .the dry kiln nt Nichol* A Shepard company, and h u wa- taken to the city prison fur a night n kriging. He gave his name as' White Deer, and .when questioned re­ vealed a- singular life’s history. He was liurn away up in northern-panada, among the Indians. He ‘cannot re­ member his mother, a.- she died in his infancy: Iledived with his father in the north weeds until about one year agHe never knew what his'father's name was. and the latter nwrr addretwed'hia sun by any other name than White Deer." A job has been se­ cured for the boy in a factory, here. "•"W • .......... .. l«fa;(o-nrb: - • ■ i. . . »•»*»•*! MINA NL.SCOTT. COME hilar beck NICE WARM MEAL 25 CENT .rr;i!’if. BREAD >'lt Jltorci-' .MHFECTOSCBT C D. Bsnrahy PiKmellc3 Hastings, Mich. •Ml TREATMENTS •bronic WfllHATISU ' Kalamazoo asylum for the insane needs more attendants.. A large new building has been constructed.; to be used as additional quarters foir male patients, but it cannot lx- occupied for lack uf attendants though there need for it :»t the present time, For mure than a month many met might have found employment at the H-ybim as attend.uite. but th were ho appli­ cation-. Recently a force of aljppt 30 ExtenHtv. impiov.-iutmt- will bomivhturn wu- recruited and they mn now taking the usual cuurae of training .%i Ottawa )K-;v.-lj. this year t<» repair thy damage clout by the heavy -t<»rm* neceasary. There are place* for more. of last tnoxith. however. A peculiar affection ophiliu or bleedctS’ disease c*xi»ta in the family-of John Prius, seven -miles east uf Holland. Within four year* three sons in the family have died of hemmorrhage. 'The third died last Thursday. The-boy, whv was 7 year* old. cut Lis tougmi October 2.1. Att .-ndantic and physician were unable io ’eonttul the hemmonhagC mid he wast­ ed away and died. The other two boys died at the age* of 7 and H year* The Letnmnnhage «n each can- was’caUM-d from havfrig a tooth drawn The safe in the Nile* Michigan Central freight officu contains and a big charge of nitroglycerine. Burg­ lars tried to Idow the. safe the other night.but tbe fuse burnei only to with­ in an inch of the cap. Before inject­ ing the- explotdve tbe burglars knocked off the combination apparatu-. mid now no one can lie found who will at­ tempt to open the safe. There are ugly rumors that Cashier Keep, ot th- failed Vicksburg Jbank DEFORMITIES. put his particular friends * next” to Vi . Blood, • i- 1):? ’tates. ALL KINDS int-n for Train­ Scto.l, .r V * THE JACKSON Add rm. Room SANITARIUM, Jreklon. Michigan baths of "'here to Get a suppr. of goods for winter is now the question at home the real condition of the bank so they could withdraw their deposits. J he Referee in Bankruptcy>vill investigate the evidences uf this charge. The chastisement of a high school girl by Principal Dunning of Dowagiac has not resulted in a public apology, neither lias that official-resigned. The students seem to favor the principal and boys and girls joined recently iu giving him three cheers. Edward Young, who was a widower living near Union City, wan found in I nderwear, in the road near his home the other night aud Cliildreu’s with bis neck broken. It is thought ^rnteirtw please both he tell from his buggy while drivisg youu< and ulti home from the village. 0|ir stock 8upday with home friends, returning j J to Ann Arbor Monday* , Mrs. Helen Brooks returned Sator­ ' day from Allegan, where she had been । tor Kime time visiting relative*. 1 James Ijtmpmnn came up from Ann Arbor. Friday to visit.his parent*, re- • | i turning to the Univeraity town Satur- : >| Saugatuck is <suited over natural ‘ day evenh'g. . gas. soiqe prdtend that there is the Word received from N. A. Fuller. | . real stuff there others Mieve that" it now at th. Clark Magnetic Mineral ( ! is only a little v ill age hot air that is' ■spring. Pueblo Colo., -tc^esthat he has 1 bubbling up in th<- harUr. 1 improved so rapidly that he is iiulong- j' ■ er obliged t<> u-e u cane. ' . C. W. Moore and wife nnd David j Earl McLiiu^hliu. apxl U» and Chtnde Britton, confessed to Bowser and wife went, to Portland, j holding up Mri Braxzp. nf Green­ pct. 2K and returned the 1-t. Theyville, < night last xc .-k and robbing yfaited a sister of Mr. Moore and Mrs. ;J Bowker, Mrs Davenport uf that place. ht-r of her pockl-tbook. who I- 8) yearn old. ' E. D.Cungvi i* *gid 'tw det»irr t« buy back the <irand Rapids Herald which he Solt^ last sp iiig. i kelumazdH. is iuak.M)g a hard' pq-h > •i-ctire th- uiethndist old people's hoidt HANDS CRACKED AND PEELED Suffered for <jne Year — Water Caused Agony, Heat Intense Pain —Grew Worse Under Doctors— Could Not ^o Any Housework. ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE BY r ‘•About a wariiago my hasds began to crack and peel,‘ I tried many reme­ dies, b«t they gri r worse Bill the time. At last | they be­ came so sore that it vfas impoaaible for me t» do my hou-cwork. If I put my bauds »n । water, I was in a-jcmy for houra; and H I tried to cook ov the stove, the heat j consulted a caused intense L-riptions were doctor, but his pr« ,-c him up and utterly bitt RmS. S«P »»d ointment. Alter U, “Lnd. “''P t?’e£tirel»*’rel1. the “kC 01 city for having rescued Paul Prk:o Snac p?",1'' Lambertville from drowning in Che St. Joseph river Rubber 4‘Ba11 Ua,ld" Aug. 27. ,UDCer- for socks nnd felts. jy over ami Ju.iws Fred Souk. of KaUmwoo. .gid 12. Sweaters, Jer- »-»» rtruck by * rtreet or Wabvwliy and awtained injurlea from whirl' “ ... ail,j pa^ Coats' 1. eipoclod bo will not recover. durability’'’” WiUmU1 and Ue yo„r ,r.de ,n tj,cac ,004^ McCall’s Fashion Sheets for December Call and get one FREE for the asking. Driers for nrj snail snouts in glret as careful itteitioo. mt will h filled is prtayfl; is tkose ladHtiic te lirte sons. WINTER’S JUST AROUND THE CORNER. ARE YOU PREPARED? It s coming sure. We ve jplanned ahead for it, and this week you will find money-saving specials in cold weather necessities in every section of the store, a few of which are described below: Men’s New Fall Underwear Ln selecting your Fall. Underwear, let us. advise with you. We have an excellent line correct in iu weight, correct hi material, correct in til aud correct in price Our Seal Lined Underwear for men is hard to beat, just 50c the single piece. Our All Wool Garment * for men is a winner, only SI.00 the'single piece. Umbrellas As the almanac* say: "About this time look out for rainy weather." We might add, prepare for it by buying one of our reliable umbrellas. WE HAVE GOOD.ONF> AND CHEAP ONES It’s a pleasure to show our goods .whether yon wish to buy- or not. New Arrivals in Coats and Furs LADIES . Remember we carry a large assortment and are prepared to supply your needs at economical prices. I nderwear weather is here bavi prepared tor it? No? Then. w<__ vise you to look .to this store-to supply your needs. Ladies' Ribbed Fleece Lined Underwear, exceptional value at . .. ...25 Ladies’ Ribbed Seal Lined Underwear warm us sealskin) very good value. 5l)c the single piece. Handkerchiefs Probably you are not ready to buy gift Handkerchiefs yet, but you may be in­ terested in this line for your own use. Therefore we arc- pleased to announce tlial our entire Iplidsy aasftrtinent Is in stock and on display. Underskirts Ladies’ all Wool Sweaters Colors red. gray, .white and maroon, just what you hirauXeen looking for. Each On display in window. n L The People’s Store ; Highest market price for feather dressed poultry Phone No. 9 that "I my. *«.oodnll. if you want tii hi.Haft' blowers made an haul at' fellow* to pull that stone yon muii Remus. Newaygo county.. thi- «<t her double their unnita-r It would tuUf just twice as tunny." ’ night, ' • . Bur It is not modem painters ul<u|e ^fnll line of Mittens. Gloves. Louis Save! sky, a W year old boy of Yarn mV01',. i!atting. Wool Bwl i''|V0Vks- Comforters and Benton Harbor, ha* been jirteanted a gold medal by Mayor Gillette ot that blankets ou hand. USE OUR MAIL OR­ DER DEPARTMENT Tie? clever Goodall bad !■ Mrs. John Ridlle. living urar Zet­ in p tinting a untnlu-r of h borer* <lni j land committed -uicide Tuesday l»y gitur jChugc -tone nrn»*- tin- desert, ■ut.-rinu ‘Hjidrowning “ Twooi three necks ago it was lieraldCbhlwater floui ing mills are shipping ed ‘hrungh ouf the state pres* that slot (hi> barrels uf d"'ir a week. mustiy machines of Eaton county had all l<«en to England. . ordered out by the officers We failed to notice. vvheh- this order whs in force, It is easy toi preach contentment any where at the conntv seat u* yet. when you have tdl the cake. Vermontville. officials were the tirpt Air castles are property, that no ones to take up the work and within court can touch twenty-four hours every machine whs out.—Vermontville Echo. LUNCH MOM IN CONNECTION. in Grand • ( uraw C H. rhomre went to Port Huron un batuDesM Monday. .!,■ are finding it out every day. We . .an- satisfied friends. Your money not Satisfied. 'Our prescription de­ f the best in the state and yet we are Ni need to substitute; we have the i.iineks. care, knowledge, pure drugs 1...............s‘ popular dispensing hack 5™ injrtuii'Ht miking I real tluni and 'iu|* PERSONAL mention. R».lrt Rapiiljj Thursday. Mire Ctaruaj, Srailh R«pid» Thunm,,.. iso- Minnie Drew. .8 Dw St., Roxbury Ma«- ONE 1WGHT TREATMENT For Sore Hands and Feet with Cuticura von Albert Purer. In a srvtio roprf •uting I’eter denying t'lirNl. pnintert ie of th-. Iloruau soldiers in the a<ft' smoking-. Turner put ;t rainbow A drnhpltle Wu-i<hfii! of the reign of j terror In Frum-t. was the -living of hef ; father".* Hfy from the ’ guillotine by M1J- d-• So'mbrenll. M. de SombreuH ami Ids daughter were condemned tu •leatl) i't tbe tpne of .the Scptemlxr mas-iierc- «nd were wa'|tmg_Jji the I -ijjrroimdedJ'y the mob. fur their j turn to tuo.int slip H -iiffold. Mlle..dr I fM.mbr.-ull t'i'rm-i to t>- <-rpw<l nud asked aehnt httrm a weak old man like b. r fatb-r--ould do to the imtlmi. Sums - f the men answered that If she woiil| drink a glass of blood1 to th- nation Ui-y would let him g<» and passed up i glu-<l Sin- drank It down ImmAUntelyi Thi- erowd took her nnd her father from the '"'i t, 'Bley e- a|H-i and-made their W»iy to Enghind. She thought at. the time -he drank blood, but ttfter-' ward she cdneiwH ,hnT « 'vh“ M wino, fpr sin- >»aw ri» one stoop to fill tbv gin** To her d<xith site was never able, however, to seo red' wine in il gla-M without a shudder. A correspondent semi* us n copy of im old will on record In die office of the ordinary of Lumpkin county-. Gn, After appointing three executors, he "solemnly" requests them "to law Nj Nicholson t<» the full extent of tbe law, I liupule my cramp Colic to his injus­ tice to me." He further requests, that -they pity themaelve* and our attor-1 noys and spend ns much as is nw’essary In buying n slab, and place un It:.•Here lie the remain-i of 8. Jiouglaa: Crane. Bom dip Sth of November. 1EW0, wbu served flve years In th« Georgia legislature and never lost a day ami dh* in the full faith of the Mi'tbodiat doctrine and Ln full hope, to which cburch he wills >50/ ’’ In con­ clusion the testator requests 'to be hurled on tbe highest hill in the graveJerJ with the honors of war, a colo­ nel's salute.”—Law Notes. A PlUar la Vewtee. At a Corner of St Mark's church la Venice, the one nearest the ducal pal ace. there bits been atandlng since the eleventh century a pillar of red por-f nhyry carved with the portraitures of four noble gentlemen of Albania. In fact they were brother, who went to Venice In a ship laden with vast wealth. One couple plotted aga.nat the other to secure all the treasure and at a feast each duo of plotters poisoned the other. The slguory of Venice seiz­ ed upon their goods. In commemora­ tion ot so unbrotlierly a conspiracy and B9 a warning against avarice the unique and exquisitely carved pIHar Protect Yourself Vice President. iderson. Cashier. ■INTEREST Chester Messer, R. 15. Messer. R. T. FrencK M. L. Cook. D. S. Goodyear Luke Water* with our hank. The time will come when yoif II be thankful for. tin day you acted on thje advice. We have* a "mint of money’* in, our vaults and it> all made up of ••savings deposits." Start your ac­ count now aud get the interest on that money that now lies idle. per cent interest Paid on Saving* Deposit* MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY... and lay the foundation for future competence by starting Hastings City Bank Upon Being Introduced |f to a Lady or Gontloman j the first impression you will create in their minds ~,2\AjJip will be made by your persona! appearance. If you are carelessly dressed, you will have one point against you which you must subsequently overcome. But, if you are wearing a fashionable, accurate .I ml . ,! g. <--«* SK ^11 'Aj * «. -■ fitting Kaufman Garment j j] you will instantly have the good will and favor of whomsoever you meet. If you possess either of the stylish, servicable Y overcoats, as illustrated here, you will alwaysNg have one point in your favor. . We have them in every design and -pattern, in all sizes and lengths at . vw 'w k w IB jM $10.00 to $22.50 \____ C. H. OSBORN Outfitter tor Men, Young Men and Children �HABTUW BANNEB, NOVKMKEK 8. 1H"RAISING. PROFIT IN Another illustration showing t— there is good money in raising sheep. Delos B Freeman, of thia city, who has a farm in Baltimore, furnishes us REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. the figures. From the lambs, dropped ’ in April, raised from 50 ewes on his WABKAXTY DEEDS. farm, which be sold tbe 1st day of this Roht. D. Freeman to Henry month, he realized 8847.40 or almost Potts. 80 ac Sec i. Thorn­ 87 for each ewe. Besides that he had apple..........................................8 2200 00 the wool, which surely paid for their Alta L Ludwick and Letitia keep. These and other figures we L Foster to Steben P. Brandhave given would seem to prove that 1200 oe sheep raising is a very profitable ■tetter, parcel Hope branch of farming just now. Wm R. Page to W. H. Kinckerbocker 40 ac sec IK. Rutand... ADVERTISED LETTERS. Chas. H. Bauer to Ozro Barn­ um North half lots 4 and fi. Brown. Phoebe Hazen, A. Hart Mary J 1200 00 Striker's Add City ‘ N. Williams, Miss Cora McConnfck Hiram B? Miller to Alvah pz Fern 'Brandstetter. Carrie Fraker. i Miller. HO ac sec 22 Wood­ James M. Lamb. Burt baunders(2). ! 4300 DO land Fred Elaey, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wil­ Grant Muir to DeColia Newton cox. Sperry Thomas. North half lot tl. Blk 31, East­ J ern Add City 780 |W / Mary A. Wal|ace to Warren. H. . Bacbelder, parcel Carlton.... 1000 00 Bad Blood [ COURT in responsible for most, of the diseases and ailments of tbe human system. It se­ riously affects every organ, andfunction, causes catarrh, and worse troubles. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla which purifies and enriches the blood as nothing else can HOUSE NEWS. A Raihrau Adventure idrigloai.] । ’ 1 know a Camdeu man Little Gretchen Hecker was but L . floating nap oft eighteen years old when her father । M.llo ofmn takes lost bis estates, after a prolonged law- , cbdaca. .^.f •alt, .nd It ... Itataruaned• I «,! T>.«X .mould ,o to Bwlln to study to b« ■ hers UM* tb»'V keeji the line of tho tnu.iat.tt. with n rl.w I" MruluS bur .own Uflott- bb" went «U .lour on lh« .iruliitil. The _ _________ llu.iibouMMkoVtwrr^ compart ij * trulu nud wm alone iu Iu the tbe eotnpert lt ehould . |utkmtl.-lt riwnld rMemble r<-wn.l>te it«' very W V-.nd .11 all the th" ntututie. »«»• ld ‘ou“ meet until et one ot tbe .top. a man m«u braul ,,Mi| v-and dmkl tie of the stops got In. The train bad uo sooner start- i >». ino.1-’ reluxmlr, ^™. It It la l« aaay «”X ... J. tntudji many chlMreb of "lx ed on than hr uc s-il£ Slip toiu Gretcbcu: ,. • jl have tnngui j tn,Hade!II trouble for your and seveu yr«r« to do t “Fraulein.i -I --------K,“ you ,nr ..Bia Bulb-till. phlrt Bulletin. clothes.” . 1 have taken several Poet Graduate I X i« addition to my regular medical coin... sjieoialty of treating all diseases of th., i »nake ,na a EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. I fit glasses by tire latest and iu„4 ’ approve scientific methods. Office over Hertie’s Gro­ cery etire 12* State St... Gretehen looked at tbe man. wot ud- ; demanding wbut be meant. t-wtll th. .'W.I .If tbf -Ml*™® «■""Your clotbea, aud be in a hurry. turr lb.- prtaoReW >“ Take them off- I’m gt’lng 'to put porw.l Eitallvh l*« <™«« 1rdslied . . . with ...i.,. nu —-.n nurlirilt Iron upright nnd Collar collar riIMKII v»n>» ““ I— -r - 1111(1 them on and you shall put od mine." Before Gretcbea could be made to IU.U l> from.of tlx- l'r.on who wtu 1--1..K rrt — l It it o.u.lctloii rollowcd understand that be was In earnest 0W.I tbe pulin’ "tat"! '» lnd”d,! "f'; he was obliged to threaten her. amJL mwt ft braiullns hi Ui" wtotcuc’ lb»t even then the taking off of her outer portion ot n The largest and best corrl.'d out upon tbo clothing before n man-was so obuox- , mot. n... rrlmllnl’u bond wm pm Cliax. W. Smith to Fred J. Nel­ lous to b«r that he did it rery slowly. i through the culler, which ws* effectual­ HEAVY FUR, ASTRACAN, BEAVERand son, parcel Nashville..... 3tK) 00 Thomas Tanner, formerly a well Tbe man was twice her age, but not ly. Kc7,>tvc<l round the «rist nnd, tbe known resident of Rutland, and later Mary E Fish to Mary A. MONTANA BUFFALO OVERCOATS much taller, being amail "and wiry. He necessnrr branding Irons having been of this city, died at Grand Rapid* Sat­ Wallace, lot 1 Blk 10, Freeput on Grdcheu’s dress, bat-be eould prwb.usly heat*1*! in the crwtbome jlort.:..................... L. urday. The funeral occurred there • fire wi7* f.-retiwlili mariujd ui»on the ever brought to Hastings by any.mie \-0_ . , not got on her »1kmm—ami minor thumb with., the letter’ whkh the Munday. He wan 71 years of age. Jas. A. Townsend to Leon J. articles, renipclling her tu put <«i bis judge .fin*-»-l t*> time to make your selection while th.Imrmtl •tt"*»« it Tta CblMgo ft Alton rnilrosd Co. ’ o>.n ,.!oUle, Then ........ be ....... out Moon. :«) ac. »ec fl, Baltimore 800 00 “ Call early and get a full winter's w.-ar uf h... When you can get 30 l„u> ttaddod tu dtaontinuo tbu running . n co,n,etK-» .nd Marv-E. Philliiw to Daisy. you ever saw. Coat to suit or yonr iu i,a,J days treatment on my |Q k„ h|mwl( „ wo. Lentx parcel 'Nashville... ,-i. 200 00 of .11 local fruigbt Md t^sw-ugrr tr.,n* ■ personal GUARANTEE on Sunday, tta objta-t being U, give a. „,. „|w ,„,k „ mu.uobe of satisfaction or money John Carter to Wm. H. Feighrefunded. If you are many employe M pomible ran on that tu Orelcbra. orft,r„| ; ner. Jot 3U FhiJH[m Add interested call and get a . ' to Hide II ou to tar bpi-t Uf. N ashVillcj . , 800 OU d"1'’ booklet explaining the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Phillips and Mr. Gretchen. wb<> had never before been treatment. Sally J. Lamb tu Ellis Lamb HASTINGS, MICH. and Mm. Geo. Tolhurst entertained at out ln tlJ<, wor|,j wnttout a maid, was 40 ac sec 24 Carlton 20»U CHAPPOLJNE cures chapped luncheon several friends nt tbe home home of (HjUriw. terr.,r stricken. She obeyed Wm. N. Renkes to Wm. W. hands at trifling cost. of the latter, complimentary to Mr. , (be nuiu nj^bauically, expecting every Whrelbck, 2t)acMx:2O, Jolinu-- - ©r alcoholic Jio dangerous drugs 000 00 and Mrs Frank Herrick, who leave momenl tbat he might find it to kh town............... -..................... for Scuttle next rhursday. interest to tunrder bw. After they cnucoctlojui arc taken.into the^tunisch Prescriptions prepared as If for when Hyunci is used. Breathed The President has officially named | hud changed apparel be said to her: the inhaler, tbebalsamic heal­ the Doctor's own use. Mary G. Lipky to Arthur E. Thursday November 3<ith us Thanks- ‘ "Little girl, if you do what I want through ’ ing uf Hyumei penetrates to the moat HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. ; Crook. 40 ac see 2, Hastings.. 430 '>J giving Day. It is well if we shall keep you «o •!•». HI not bort you. The next • remote cells of the nose nnd throat, Sign of the I-.lcphant. it in tho spirit advised by ITcddent , station will be ft. and I expect to leave (and thus, kills the catarrhal germs, Geo. H. Phillips tu Elliott P. heals the irritated mucous memtirane. Roosevelt. But there is much to la- ’h- ‘r«'» ‘U' ri- ,f ! “ot ‘to I«...--------------------------------------Owen, 130 ac sec 17 and 1H. for < erv dax if we will but nud nny lu‘” ‘ltk ‘‘uu,»,‘irt and gives complete and permanent ru re. Orangeville. i. 3000 tl) thankful . ♦ v ’ 1 uient. you must pretend that you are Hvomei Hyumei is tho H-•• simplest, most pleaspk-asWm. Stathic to Elias Winters stop to uiiuic or it. u vuung man. If yuu.don’t. 1'11 kill u nt nnd the only guaranteed cure fur cauu rh th..: that hi.has h..cr. been d::.rc discovered. Com­ The dam is being rebuHt by a cum- i you." SO tu- sec fl. Thornapple..... Guaranteed in every wny. The >-a C-. — binntion, consisting" of the ice men. When the trnlu xiumhsI nt B. the : outfit. |!.extra bottle. 50 cents. For sale’ -by W.• J.• Holloway. iest running and Inoat perfect t n ■ the cold storage men nnd the village, j mau ’wax nl«>ut to get out when be ,,r ** ° ° * PROBATE UOURT. | chine nn the rharkd tv’ti’- ■ latter contributing 823. on account cuught sight of n imliccman standing Estate' Almira A. Horki Claim. the • • ■ • whcr£ be must l»e passed, -The j the five objections that every oil., ol having protection uguinat Ulr water 1 rtan w-bert lull-1 i.e heard and allowed. . , , -w. 1 ■ a r> a,..l mains freezing. Thq water in tbe ■ mau bealtated aud decided not to risk, ( rotary machine always have E«'.ate Whaley Brooks. Estate close I 1 it. He cowered back In the car aud , Notice |» hereby given th»t the fo'lk'Wtos oouchen all made ov­ .pond has already Icon raised about InmkllKd limn- wMl, tbe train WM ’ STotwI.’rlinxrr wbooli lud. In Bar'iSiifui'T ™ dlualrd tfm'Sragainst claims. Final account hcanl This machine juste fits'th so. three •feet.—Nashville News er in my own shop at at standstill. Just |,efoi*e it moved r*l. wifi t«r'Hfcnsl tor Mir at Itj»hc Aucttoti at JXwniber BL where QUALITY is the MOTTO “ man in a student ’ s car. .«!. *’ • Success lies in never tiring of do-: off a young umn In a student's cap , j Estate Cassius M. Mowry. License by a fiiit-claas work­ ing. in repenting, ing, rejx-ating. and never ceasing to I got into the compurtmcut. Then the ,. il-'-'tnr-d xccvnliiiK to law. Wiudn H •«••••»■. ■f to sell real estate granted. Bond and wurotu. repeat, In in fn.tln.r toiling, in in annivtn.v waiting. In In liear-', iniilftl guard lo.'kdi locked tllC the ilO'IF ilooj Gilt! mid ill.* the tFatlll trnlu 1j X oath before sale filed. Report filed of man. At very, low Hnmrv ing nnd oteerving; in watching and . moved off. (lAraU*. iMwrltittou. .MX1 »w k of n». * sale to EL 8. Mowry. r.Xl»ri, .mnting. ‘•,inn frill, 1(!luck lwck on on one'. -linleut WM evidently In «n Experimenting, fulling one's | 7045 ne j* ot nw ** prices. • The Quality Fu’niture Store. Phone 76. . * Estate Wm. Wunderlich, incompetent. .-Vtti wif by IV-JICVMUU. rrllwtiou, to n,i.,g tta thought ! rita.-ntn nre-nml LU111I1I£ luv uivugui ; J . over, round, end, .bout . "tbe | sa aoou as lie Iunilng wo* seateatl„ took out a I * License to sell real estate at private ont Md PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE 4 «ai« rented. mind .nd virion, acting igt.m and | wb„ul b, „ ..oni.n, ! . —T~ ' ' _» aSamuel Dayis. Final ac- again upon ib-this is the law of j ask(xl ,f bh,‘ objected tO smoking. Tbe Estate of W. R. Jamieson, Prop. ♦ I count tiled. Hearing December 1 growth. Tbe secret is to do. to do it man replied in so coarse n voice that To Make a Good Photograph. 118 North Jefferson Street. J I ! Estate Thomas Lawrenson. Fjnai now; not to look away at all -Bishup the student smiled, and. permission J We therefore 3fk our friends tn Spalding. ‘ . being granted, he offered Gretcbefi n ■ call early before the Holiday 1 Inheritance tax determined receipt The owner of . .m.uj wdl-tilled rig.r.'ie. Sta ...and about to deellM rush, and get their orders in NOW. We can give you better service anil­ „ .... . . , । when a ghiDie from the criminal . 1 file.1 f.rm would ta tatter oontentrt tl,.., anJ ( . better satisfaction. Remember that until further notice, with every b.-often ta ,f be eould know «,mritnng .d ll„ dozen nf no nhntnc nr oyer, we will give an enlnre.- 1 ;’h„; njrrnph'rixaO al>uut the troubles of the farmei who wblle sb,. |jt lt student iu-M-fed i inches in size, FREE OF CHARGE. ' . Edwin Di Smith. City owns a big farm. Think of the taxes. । ,»u vpvuhig-a conversation with her. At ! Edith Myrtln Weaver, Rutland. fencing, ditching and hired help That the first souuQ of Iwr yo|ce be l<x.ked Nice and fresh. When you want A Wk farm requires? Often do we >-•-«• af her surprised' and sin Red again. } any just call on ua. astings mich PHOTOGRAPHER 1 Williaui Butolph, Carlton We are also headquarters for large farms where the fencing is po««r "You two had lietter < bungv your Millie Cole, Carlton Dice, tender steaks and meats of and the orchard and garden neglected clothes," fie said. — rhe woman bus . . Joseph Barbieri City .......... all kinds.' We handle Chicago The owner has not the time to keep j vt>lce of -a man, while the inau beef, known the wot id over ah i Achsa R. Blanchard. City...... his big farm in repair and free from | \ the tendered aud best. * (.’has. H. Helmer City I Foor Greu-heu nuw •l>« waste. More small farms are needed, ’Vak­Knn to show , j Bertha A. Jnchboit, City. sigus of slrkm-Mi, nud the studcut sarely. We Oeliier to all parts of the city. t ankf-d what was the matter. Gretchen | Manin Eliason, Woodland . admitted that k luiut be tho cigarette. . Ella Sprague, Carlton................. Phone orders given special attention. -------’ since he could not think of anything i Harry A. Whodmanaee, Baltimore.. .35 (A jrroup of actoni at the I’layen*- I ebe to cau^- tlu^trouble. ’ i„».----------------------------poor hald tbe f.tujeut club were once engaged. .In n .... d!s<*ttie Dana Clark, Assyria "We are ELxclusiv-e to the ability nnd impartiality •‘You. uhoukl be at home with your • j Ed. Grant.Hillsdale............................. 8T» slon j\gents of certain professional critic* of the mother." Jesse Kilpatrick, Woodland..3E dramn. when Maurice Barrymore re­ For SWIFT’S Jersey ButlerTaking her bead iu bix arms, he ferred to a certain Denver Jounuiilst playfully pulled it down on to bta ine lb this city. This Is the Having decided, iiecause of continued ill health, to sell my far:::. 1 wilT have in A POLICEMAN’S TESTIMONY. best made and you'll be who was widely known for his dra­ breant. Tbe criminal, uut relinking this Auction Sale at my farm, three miles west and one mile of the pleased with It. j J. N. Patterson, night policeman matic criticisms. "Hayward/’ mW chMM* proximity and feerlng tbe girl . Nashua, la, writes. “Last winter I had Mr. Barrymore, •/was certalBly one of City of Hastings, on section 22, Rutland townsbij , a bad cold on my lungs und tried at the ablest of them. He wrote most might <*on>HHiniente with the student, ' least a half dozen advertised cough learnedly, with the keenest analysis said: । mediciines and had treatment from two ot every phase of the actor's art. and. "L«t die boy alone." . I M. J. Weaver, Prop. । physicians without getting any lienefit. "What buoineaa in It of yours? ' aaked ’ ' A friend recommended Foley’s Hon­ above all. with no little wit. I am Just the student haughtily. One would sup- • Cor. Jefferson and Court streets. ey and Tar and two thirds of a bottle reminded of what was pertiape tbe I-ose die boy to be n glrlj I’ll hug him cured me. I consider it tho greatest briefest dramatic criticism ever if I like." Phone 238. KJSSSXS: cough ana lung medicine in tbe world *’ penned. It will probably outlive With that he seized Gretchen aud ' ' For sale by Arthur E. Mulholland. everything else Hnywnrd did. It ran polled her face down onto bis cheat ao ' about us follows: Commencing at ten o’clock a. m., sharp, the following i ‘ : rupertyto "•George C. Miln, the preacher-actor. , .Vigorously t A when be released her I played "Hamlet" nt the Tuitor Grnuil ! her ,* nimctKcbeJiud f allen, off. "Well, well! ” said the m.U>niMbctl »tn‘ | Opera IP nine last night. He ptajel It * dent. "WbaCH thia? Are you trving j .till 12 o’clock? "—Harper's Weekly. Pair bay matcheil mares, weight 2250. Two seated cutter to.escaiMt from Justice In dlsgulw? ’ I age 7 and. 11 years’ ; t'liu. ••Tbat’a It,” cried ilie Criminal. "He 1 Stack clover bay. a' One chestnut Rorrci colt mare, age 1 In tils xubsertion on "tun (ideations'* must be a thief." 20 Plymouth Kock 1. ■ and pulled The -tudent looked ol the bhuhing. : of typda ot birds nnd animals sir John year, weigljl 850 rewikrs . 5 young Plymoutli 1 Tell her she takes no risk in buying here Lubbock tolls, ua of a particular crow Innocent face of the girl, and, noticing I Bay spring colt horse, 4 months old Snoff i'lo» Set heavy work bar: > in New Zealand *hcre the male and that her hair had partly clipped from ! vow 4 years old It's about time to think about changing to heavier underwear, We’ve <.i.l . ilalilt-collai oiii^l. > female differ wldply nx to the structure under her bat where the.erimlnal had thought about it and here are a few of our thoughts in tangible form: G old> due in May i l.nshrlcraE* ' of their bills. Tbe male bin: law ,t placet! It. took bold of a «x*il and pulled Galloway rob.' N c« Chentar White row fi months old it down over Gretchen*g shoulder. bill, etout aud strong, adapted to cut ith iuiIW* Hay fork. 110 feet r Ladies', Misses and Children's Men's Heavy Fleece xt "You n- ;• girl." he wild, "thafa cer­ ting nnd digging into u tn-e, but he N blioat weight 150 • Lined Underwear-.. *r VC Quantity of oats . 1 s- hole ilicrtT* deficient in that horny pointed tongue tain. Now. how ulsyut you?" he added M'lburn wagon, new p air trucfol • ■ x H infii Abo Fleece Lined Hosiery. Pair heavy jack sere' which would permit him to pierce th. looklug at the othdr. •w. nearly "A man!" ’ And. whipping out a re­ grub nnd draw it out. The hen bird wifhw"8°n,t "in <»rry 1W0 lbs Wonder washing u:: with folding top box haa. however, .an elongated itud strnight volver. he atteiupteil to cover the atuIt, mid Oak !ie’ler Barrel churn bill., ‘‘nnd when the cock has dug down dent. but the latter, who wax a reCarriage with pole, nearly new BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Gem Gold Coin heat' U#M1 to the burrow the hen Inserts her long nowued member ..f the dueling corp, bill and draws out the grub, which at ids unlvendiy. quick as lightning Victor sewing maebi: ■ t dnpiptK*'* Phone No. 10. they divide between them, a very pret­ knocked up hb weapon, ami in the Cross cut saw > ty Illustration of the wife as a help­ fcuffle that followed the criminal be­ n^™iktage e!utiv±: 10 bushel potatoes . .-in Mrry -T • fra® ing enruml*ered with skirts, wax over­ mate to the busband." Heavy rubber horse blanket , powered nnd lost his revolver. Gale snnng-tooth riding cultivator ■fi chicken coops, with '',|re/r®e G&lCwnn,'ator »°u»>e riiovel plow For the rest of tbe Journey the stu On April 2G, ISO), u Maine newspa­ dent kept the criminal covered nud got protaft young . hie'.s from per contained the following notice; from Gretchen a brief story of bow <"sfcir ■ ,«ktssS btone hammer . i 21 i i "Freedom Notice.—For a valuable con­ abe had been forced Into, man's attire Cider barrel Set of ineai«P» >•«} sideration I have thia day relinquished Ob reaching tbe next station tbe crim AH' the small farm tools and to my son, Hiram 8. Maxim, histitnc nM'?* '“7/' ®Wr 10 ,h' >“ll“. •“‘1 during Ids minority. I shall Halm none (irm.-hnn. M«n»x w.« .^nfnnod H articles too numeroin to of his earnings or jky debts of bls telegraph. The student proved to be tbe »on of , contracting after this date. Isaac Maxim. Witness, D. D. Flyut, Abbot. WE OFFER SLAB WOOD IN April 13. 1800.” The Ind ,who was tatbi-r. TWb an.1 ttn- .Ingnlar mlren given Ms liberty developed into Sir irm- wnn <|nltr .u l0 |nJu,.e an FIVE CORD LOTS OR OVER Hlrnm Maxim of Ixihdon, England, thu Wl"d' !■»" lore. FOR ONE DOLLAR AND Inventor of rapkl fire guns and air­ «ii^ firateben I. o.nr n baronn. ships. All sums of $5.00 nnd under ra-li- ,<her$? ,t $ MAiir r. winblow. nil i JUST RECEIVED Local News Why Suffer With Piles? | Jesse Townsend i W.J. HOLLOWAY > THE NEW ELDRIDGE ROTARY SEWING MACHINE COUCHES 15 New and Second-Hand Try It; YOU’LL BIH McCOY'S |RF TAKtTC IAI\tO I llvlt BULK OYSTERS. H , . H. J* Christmas , Auction Sale! — People’s Meat Market Tuesday,Nov.14 Break the News To Mother.... HORTON’S. XD„: READ FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD ($1.15) DELIVERED. WILL ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY 100 CORDS AT THIS PRICE. K. Grant ANXIOUS MOMENTS. Shibboleth it a word frequently'used Some of the most anxious hnnM . * in politics, though it may be doubted whether many politicians know the his­ tory of It. Curiously enough, thia He­ brew word really means ,,an ear of corn" as well as a "river," but Its sig ulficance for moderns arises from tbe •nd u it contain, no oniaS or —tai tact that It was employed as a test to poiaona It can be 7! ®- °*"r distinguish the Bphndmltes from the «lo by Arthur & MnlbGD.ua '■ ,or Gileadite*, tbe former being unable to pronounce tbe "sb" sound. Rich years time will be given on good bankable per cent interest. 2 per cent off for cash■» I John Waters Proprietor WATERS, Clerk. ■ e rr" . 1 < �to ’------- ‘M}s BAj'MzR. November s. iwL. THESE CAN HUNT DEER ktm HANKS m Ust ot tlent„, Li,enle. fMcd ,!} > L!™AL mention, ’’ Cn“’»y Clerk, tk,num. The tollowieg- hunter, licence have PRF-SIDEVTS PROCLAMATION t"*’'”' *’! Cl-rk Bnmuu, MK Clam Shelton aprnt Tbftra. ! SETS APART THURSDAY c M. Poniam. F. ji. “?>■ m Grand-iiup^ * "" | ■ nU"it' J*Tl SovoMta. W. IV NOVEMBER 30. Tbi* Sulliura m,|.L „ H,’.,,,..., tth> u’j MK •hl*’"'5 "U I AA u.. l/ , | to Uroud Hajn.L, yyiay. H- J; Merr.il ku,! « l( PlA I COUNTRY’S PROSMhlJteviUe: John E. I A. C. Bwta,. Mnd I HMAtingn victor Friday. PERITY GREAT Ben McMurray «rx-rt Suudav with ' '^*7 Wlf“«nc H.n K Erw.,-.' hia pamntK in this city. l-.Mbron Whom We Should free I , ’5I llun,c- p“r""”. «• » Frank Hwu,. ,.t Miadferllta. «... ln ' .... ? L i -eec ’’I'OMWe. Samuel b»- tin- mnnty Ml, Friday „„ -ftACi<» Bo l„ Be Delivered Are Our Own Pa/. meth. Be-,i,M.: <’. <:nl:.->.3ru Um,!,.,) bi, «ork In Carte. Woodlend, ThoodoA ko.-k. .slons. Appetites and Follies. fRUST tin- city „„j Mi|WMk M , „ Yanli* !»pri««>: Melvin Puff. '•>»>. xJZ AUB.. ,| • By■■ ',h<■* rl-rwldeut ‘—’* - Ot - the L'nlteu Irving: Lmiiu ______ Norton,_ Irvinr H.*,. - ■ Mr. <'u,ninhta>. ol 11111,3.1,. | America: Quiuihv ;• C: fl* A. i CurtK J ^ulf ( Statr-ofofAmerica•* Quimby I w» tbe |tnM ot Mn. Drake th. I A. D’ c " \ «proclamation nearly vutee three , AHoi'ding, -------- —..... ;Whea w««iy -------re" Arthur AHenling-. | Week. ' , iriw ago the firbt settlers came to * ran“ t I’Yevp iri; Fay NJchob.. .-JlSkie-,. Mr-. Ella went tu Middleville ; * . ’ । the Pantry which has now become i Dost<H‘ REM. ' satnrday kjvi.it her friend Mi« Helm i ccr-vj •hi*e eM(jr-public they fronted nut on- I oih,. .."■•i1'1; " xTichnrd. ■ ly hardahipu\and privation, but terrible { .a j) hi i i.*k to,their ml In thepc grim years CORRESPONDENCE, j| Mr. and Mr. Beal. of Sherwood. ; > i :m. , • ,. c»jgtqm gw.*■ mf setting apart one Were MtiestK nf Dr. .ansi Mik J. C • • ' ' J d iV :n ra’ch year fi L’unpiuak the'past Wi-ek. special service of , , .'*• i;, thank-giving to the^ta high STREET. Mr. abd Mrs. Ghn> Akinsvyill soon ' mighty for pre­ x sthvii g the people thrutl ' the chang. E. C. Hathaway of Stating* vi«ked move to this city from Bntte.Montana.T : inc seasons. The cnstuun ihs now be- his son. EUnoreimMl 4*mily one dnv ii,. to make Hastings their future home. I ' i;.>me natiuual and -»hi RHVed by weak. . Mn. Mme V| johi. vinitod Miss Heir... • -.■immemorial usage. ihivta vf. Battle Week, the pa4 ‘ .lames Hen«lri< k> was in thU vicinity . i’ -he lhe in easier and more pl^WJfulhusking eorn l*>t wtek. with i.is cum week, gniug 6 that city Wrdn.»£ay. '< '.me; than <mt forefathers, theX ■ —.. busker. ’ Mr- '.Villianr. ut Berklf-v. Culifor-' , x \ . with rugged tdretiyth faced tlflb Fml t-eehcr of near Irving culled on ilia, is visiting.lit-, -ru-r Mr . Hanimh ; ■ ,. ruggi-Al days; and yet the dangers to vt-parenis M. Rwljerund wife one .iny BhH.hv and her t othar F. 1' McNair, . i national lite are quite a-givat now as-.4. L^XVWlC. . G-’orgo Myert. and F«ir.-M U’«xMln4il | at any previous time In our history. -It ■'V 1' uor,r’%’.i‘’ h .tacUn v ■ left Wednesday night fur Deei. r. ike ' ' it. ‘-'ninently.i'dtTtig that unci* a year «ur 1 ’ ’ 1 rndu. win-re thvy expet’’, to mnk : .heir 1 .D.'.-i-i- should Kft ’0-. tr: a day fur pr&fe^ in HwnVup. BeajnmXji-hqi and wife; or Oiiyybi. ;■ future Lmij., i i thaiiksgivlng to the (fiver of Goc<f. —r--.~, ...iitney Tamu-j jujd N. ’ w V-rk^iii'ii the lattFr’ij hruthcr • u-tbt-tmme pair, that they exvrew Itapith . r। _, v_ last week. ■ Frank Fr.-k wwu to arl.of 'ln:r thankfulueu* for the ntaikdtuft M. Ballet a d-'JvL!unvral of i:-f(>rov (in 'in a good mercies received, should manfully ac They had '.Tliouia-, Tanner. • .many yrtwthqr.*h»H-.cnj.iy.M i.t'owieilge their : h‘»rt«*»nhigs and pledge themselves B'deiaii?, und iu ’ .-.t-h. >^Ir. flail is an engine ad in m a. BARRYVILLE CH’JRCH NOTES. good faith to strive to overcome them. thorn. pas-sepger t;:da; • th*- X\-w Vbfk -Ow!- ‘ R-. v. Kcm preached at Barry •..•de ■ I » :• ing the past year ie have beet, ’n*.l R, it As i!■••>■ .wert • vry . huA Sunday. Hr and Rev. Dolph winc r.blvm-d with bountiful crops. On: bug- s'i Airgvvi’ii.trg Mrs, Hal! launi int - prosperity Lap beedi great. No tbe hens SjakinK a' v-.i-krt.: So .intifi - ntul.iv evecinx. ' . ' • btr—r people h:ui ever s’.oui vn un as as high higl, with'a iastkrn and Mr. j4c1 er with a level of material-.,en-lLing os <.ujs his feboVgjnn prdri• dv.i t->' lnv»*Migat<*. ; Mrs- I-rank Suth-irlsiid of. Irving ii. ; ----- ~~ ....... imw i.tnnds We iiiy not Utreatej^d After a thorough .March «iaf* made in - * . I- «■ V.--fit into his i J*nnW Whitlock au '. Attended eliarrb iy fc»s from •.viihent. 'Xie ffu::-. woodshqd t nd tj .• i. tiAfei.w we “hould pray to detfvvred* i.r skunk. With ;r| Mrs. Bill n !te-!lr: wjli er.tertaiu «t- utir own pa^sic.u'*. appetite- and he fotutJ a ptiie-i . .. . ... vniefnl i>r*»uasiun; LhdtC’ A^d Su,-.v.j K.1.1/, . fnliie; aud against these. r-'- t- they pit him (nit. Tlw i-'*sT'tin -p.-<JiBi dinner, w.-.y» need that we shouidaltar. Therefore, I nnw n»tJHpart Th'.i s tried to hide in n ituve pipe He gut ; Mt*, wirreu and daughter Mablo lus fdrwaAi parpi in al! fight.and then i, (rum .Xndiyiile , r . attended,, ehnneh at dfey. the .J-’th xlu> uDwit November, ' ;nu BarfyvalliMunday. ‘ ‘. f/,thank?guRng for the past -Mr. Se^l'cr thutjring ahont_ his gt J’v I TLi: jicvpitj uf Barry vili" gave the ayer fouRm lutun*.. uCure.. and aud on »hut hint..itid tasligHurpri**-t.f Hii the t> ■ had on the w-ene. ; tninhiter a reception. When they left 1 askJthat tbroughcurt throughout the Mrt-. 4- E. llubinson apeuc |uiri of c i h«i wa- much better off n . ui when they laud the pevphf gather in their buiniM biim.es aud places <jfw**ishtp, atid and in render rentier tat wefk t ilhstingH caring fur a . earn.-, ,B. jhiwIciiiH wh > In quitey Most High for EAST PARMELEE. miuiUmhl ble«s:ngs of the poet past year. yt •f^Ttv tLr nisei vt*s to a life of c!» Mrut-*r ’. Art-hi- St’iH ‘4 Ha-tings '’ The Gieapera evtertainmer.t was a «Bonor aud Wisdom..so* that ;this sp-nt Saturday tmUSmHhy with his ' mwc •'. fnr every one that was there hu may do its allotted work ou on the ivuA<in Braest K^biiwdn’. KaniTxMld i- •.’siting with h!-* daughin .i uuuftivr worthy of those who • Mr. and M •<,, Clrrene- Hohir.-«n i V‘t in,G.rnnd Bapidp^ itand-i: those- who ptr;ervtd bitvo gut M-uled in their new homo. jdr. Hardy i> inging Mrs. M:f-p Apd- fN of Brush Ridgat t he M bus Is-Miibt.r .’nglcart- ft’- her another ' day w.ti -W pap Boils? e and boat. >st ON. ft* hood ’ >B£RS aliaacr s ED ie of 'ER and COATS • Now is the :k is complete, tlie best- coat y back. d. MICH. ee it; ry It; lU'LL BUY IT. urniturc Store. holograph, friends to e Holiday service and pith every rnph >6x20 Im*. hand i* veuilwr in ihvirnni! it;;A the iudvpAnc-tit’ei the onw TOCRAPHEH . HIGH BANK. thirtii th. *.? oi By I ’ Cures Coldss Frcvs.itT. Pncmm ala ( We have just received n rresh Jot. \ ton4 d pullet# cetera Snow Tlow ,, old. >ushel crates th pulleys hole diegers t 14 inch nearly i'ew 1 Oak heater j rJy new Ladder lump board* berry crates « screen .to n rate Broad axe l8ures 4. i.* j an<i other mention of RUBBER GOODS such as HOT WATER BOTTLES, ; FOUNTAIN and HOUSEHOLD ' SYRINGES. ATOMIZERS, ICEBAGS. NIPPLES and FINGER COTS. ’. perty to.wit: Il T ft tl inifuf ..‘.o PHILaOEIPHIA ■. SINTIC COAST - Co. ' uLHoloand ' ‘H> with all -ta, I.. the West. 'Al .Mcisffyrv ii Mi**' Vinr.it- Siuitui fnujily attputk'tl 'unorxl at Shultz. Schill and fcreidehwem visited at II J. H‘?!l’.“ Sunday. . F- lb Sihby wa.< m Hasting* Mon­ day uj lnndu«**i. ,R Mma Emma WightYnan apent Saturd,y a-.l bun-lay in lIlL.-.ilH,-. Ih« gars! of Iwr mother. Mrs. A. Edminds returned from Lan-iing Friday where she has !»een visiting h^ri molhir and hr«'t her SUIT OF CLOTHES . to expect ready-tiiade cLpthidgail made the aame aiza aud styta to cover up these 'pecultaritica. I Tailor made clothing does this. They FIT YOG because they are mkdefof that purpose. I have ail the latest thing* iu suitings^ and '-}»•••• ... — -* . ------___ » .ixif cheap 1 . wW make yefi a •««* TA C. E. LUNN, ha«tihm, ««iCM BLEECED LIN ED Goods for Waists, Dressing Saci/iics.. etc, m u lurgi varieiyof designs and tvlorings 10c, 12 !-2c. 15c and 20c. GOAT SPECIAL. We Brown ^nd Castor, value at $4.68. coats in Slack, style, a $6.00 Yet A Larger One Next Saturday. Be Sure and Call The Best Canned Goods. New Malaga Grapes. Fresh Oysters. The Best Fruits and Vegetables. New Florida Oranges. Celery. Bananas. DePue &t Babcock Phone 86. Will Bidelman £ baling hay for. Will llitzman. ' McOMBER SCHOOL HOUSE. Quite n numi-rt from this way nt-', Vhit: Smitb »>t citX WS' "n our t.'nded thi* cunte-t Friday night. .A , I rertw Frkii'.y. ; guou time repfirt edi H. « ■ BSJehuan. Will . Houah and | fup her rn^tbcK 'll’ho is very Into •«• fmnilv and E^- a.-d Bidolmnu unik fam- armflee. IF YOU WANT CASH For Your Real Estate or Business I CAN GET IT! CREEK STREET­ Q. A. HYNES, HCLLEk. . a. ---‘ e,‘- nttroh, Mich 11. Ei I’sHnk Mi'Carty am! wile vjHitod > • ’. i?tt ,-'s parent- Mr and Mr* M.: HuKt-rk over Si fhmily were Albert AL’Infyn; called to attend l!' >’rjntyr»-‘v M Shultz Snmtay. Burdette feaheock nnd wife ui CrwSr were guest* of JxuxAi Hoffman mid wife ever Sunday. . William Fry ami wife took dinner at Geo. Fry’s Sumlay. Hen Babcock iA slowly improving in health. . 7 ' Amy Hill EuilH HjiBof Naahvilh spent Wednesday with Virti:! Biddmau. "H. Biiiclman was ea’hfl t° Grand TiwraUS- bj 'l» wrfo»« „t Id.--wife ------- Mr. SwtL t who ji’ es on tbe McOm jn# 4>at -he wa» some Ixittcr. ler farm ll«d the jmisfortune t<« lose Mrrf cbas. * Bidelmnp uiitr-d her ’ some Diontjy hurt FH‘l»y «'hile -*<rt>n« ■ ,ja„ghtcr Mrs. c. L. Lewin near Leach . • ’ aPPle<.. 1 I * I -ike lart Tuesday. J Phene 113. Citj Dine Store. \ ; The Lasiir* Aid (Society of Bender Will Cramer is shredding corn-stalks ( llMtiugs, :: Michigan,! I Bhott vill i* entcitained by Mrs- Ab j at George Reed’s. . bertAVilliums the l«M» f«.<Unnen There , Mr*. F?nnk Bidelman visited hereon ’ will l*o ’an apronj and hundkirrdnHf |' Hemp- tat Wednesday. I Mis-. Virgie Bidelmau visited fiieiids .^Albert Williams L.ready rt William. *• ™ „t ,lunw„ Thurmluy. When a man want* to get a I stories “"‘’ ■'"' . “'HJu.'hh.oaibu^vll Tho l.rmvr, ure wry busy hwddng lung evenitig’'-‘ --^rj corn in this vicinity.Jand cribbei and stalk.- drawn. Call and sees.,, r"’,-’ " BLANKETS We are showing the best 5(he Blanket on the market in White. Grey or Tan. Also better ones 10-4, IB4, !2-4 tn a nice range of colors and-borders up to $2.00. Wool Blankets $4 to 5. . Alway? Open Evening's.— nd flatniiy spent Satur* Ws Ure piCTtisai Iren rellsbls' iy With thi ir .-id' r Mry jtnRfactorcs. Mi 4-ti wr test? day a: d \ .,1 I judpite! In buxine west, will te tie: Traver ; Itert Univ litid M if-‘ Saturday < "djt serelcesile gcads and snei aej uoJ .sund^s- with j Ktttmi Cnl,-. in3 ; we can gnrantee. . > . Yvife. - .. | .t . he naturally wants to get some thing to suit him l« order to SUIT him, they should FIT him. Every man has Fume peculiarities er $5-00 one ' nt HIX jape* H0.t^EftY'. Our line oj hosiery, Albert No. 100 is one oj the best on the market today. Full assortments in Cotton. Eleeced Lined and Wool. Ladies and Childrens. Prices . 10c to 50c. ■ EAST BALTIMORE. JIt. and relanvt' hit-nt roimw^iaR rill Ibave an of the The approach .of Cold Weather makes the( following items of particular interest to. krospective buyers, ‘ " NO MAUER WHAT IT IS WORTH, OR WHERE IT IS LOCATED ■ TO THE MAN WHO.WAHTS TO SELL Now. while you have the matter In mind] rrlte if your property inu matter in wh'al felly urelntb or terr:.’.’t? *!! -r fT'-hv’. !• or Soifc'Wlxn'Is desirable and the price light,,! would like to submit a plan for selling* it. If 1 can sell your real estate or’property for a better price and as quickly as any other broker you cvrtainiy want tu knuw how aud why. if you will send me n clear description of your property, including your lowest cash price, I will write you a letter explaining rny plan, .which enables me to handle rrr.1 estate transactions 'very expeditiously. The plan which makes quick cash salt?.’ . • east a8SYR,a- P i . ,rt. »< Mr. andjMrs. George Secor of FhiU.n John Allipn rnadd a bUBlneaa trip 1 pnl,|(b w,.r<. uf Emery Fruln • Grand, Rapids this ijreek. {UJ(] wjfo*R »,.w (hyplast wi«ek. , Fred Joofc of te’*1 I KViUiaun ,Mo«i •I"”' "ithl Sjumluj Mil ln rdrmrlw. tu, Mr. Mr.. U-nry M..U. | Miss Inu Bm» l»F«p»r,p4 111 I ,n«r Olivft. writing. Onf taachar Mtas L°Ia Howie, attend-1 Mrs S E.!-.»«« tisitefi f’“r Bisler’ i Teachers institute held at Baton । Mrs. (•beesbroiiRh c< Freeport, one day [ 1{a<jidg trtl Thursj8y and Friday of last : last week. , week. Miss Emma Krtrtotal has returned to. Mr aod John Baggcrly.xnd her home Iron, W«t Coledonis where g^-u, WOT guerts of i .be has been sssistinf Mn. Jetung, f fMbw R T Bgggerly over Sm>- ~—*• !<>•>• ' f' »W ‘bon.e.ort a heavy roiff io (hi. vicinity '1 Arthur X r.hnr Sharp Sharp W4S io Brood llapidd ya lart wortSotuloy. The Sn>t in eevenil weeks. : ju.wd Mrs. ChM Van AnykW, --- --------------------Bilinw- Tan returned to their home io Betroll after !„«(□. a«l«L BitU-r °“®’ j a week's vioil with relatives here. LuTm Udlow- Li™.’"J?,* 1 Mim Jeeale Wood II working In up. Doan'. ;R«gul«. 'v .5 .1_ _ un nanls nt «n» lirUE StOlC. I Middleville- CITY BANK BUILDING TO THE IU1WH0 WAHTS TO 8UT< 1‘l.e-plan .which l>have l:iuug.:rat» d ii; uyjhust Hvsft enablt-ir me }o, offer yun various advantage ’•••il te hrnbor*: there wverai adv/tntn^e-- wil' you some tnoney. No mkttei where.yon ai>, of.In op in what part pjsrt of' <>f th< th> ci>i*>>*y »■»«, -w.ipt «» nrnp*r»y 1 ?,. > ;,u It make* no difference whether yon want a SMX1 building l.o», ot a SlO.QrtO farm. t.i-■ any other kkind o real estate or-businwra. whatever may be th« tt»«- 'alm 1 want to near rroin yon. You will get the very best possible service regard regard­ less the size of the transaction. .hue the property may Im on my list. ft may U« on the list of some of the real estate estate brnioers with whom 1 am in touch. In any event, I may find it and save money for yoti!1 I am nut only in a position to most adva’itageouF ly atrve the man or woman v ho wants to buy n house or a farm, but 1 am iu the ueac possible post tioq tn serve the tnnn or woman who want- to main a' profitable investment. Vtrile today aud tell me your r&iuiroroenlH requirements. IT NOW. . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN.- If you want to buy, sell ' or exchange anything, » try a Want Adv. in the Banner. 1c a Word. v �has lungs banNKK NOVEMBER 8. L 1 FECIAL CTS ale oir PECTACLES We have a limited number of spectacle? that usually sell for 25 and 50c a pair, iftWe will sell them per pair for luG Everything new aud up-to-date in the Watch, Clock and Jewelry line. No old stock. .. I make a specialty of watch aud jewelry repairing of ;all kinds AU work guaranteed aud flnifibMl ou short notice. George Ne\vton JEWELER and OPTICIAN. First door west of Chidester <KL Burton Hastings, Mich- Absolute Assurance. x. is perhai»s as satisfy inc* a feeliim as one. may experience. It is with just such a feeling as this that you may choose anything from our stock with the absolute assurance that it will l r-satisfactory. Nowhere can you save more on pure Groceries. Here are soine fresh and seasonable goods. Sauer Kraut per quart 5cj New Prunes per pound . . lOd New Apricots per pound ;15c? New Raisins per package12c1 Fancy Cranberries per quart•12c A full line of Pickles in bottles and bulk and of bottled Olives. i Hams ®L Russ, THE GROCERS ) PHONE 16. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co will <«ll 1 limber, lath. shingle>. windows and doors that will .please* you both in quality aud price. ROOFING You cannot find anything more reliable and duralde than our well known grades of roofing. , We Sell COAL That Burns WTiether hard nr soft coal, we can please the wife, the n*.ain spring of the house. BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. > FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS PHONE 254. PHONE 254. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. .! '_'2____ _—-------banner IN ekpok. In, lb- BANNER of two -rool-' ■ ,pi«m«l.n «rtK-le iMta.tin* lbw the Tboruapnle G» A Hrotnc Co » lineman crolorolr l« m dtalrie light wirepf hi«h voluw- drop on the clty'» THAT’S WHAT THE REPUBLICAN five alarm wire, puttios tta fire alarm BAD DAY FOR CORRUPT * PARTY system out of borine.*- We are glsd OOVERNOR OF OHIO to correct tta -roup iuirreaaion that BOSSES. HOUSE-CLEANING. FAILED TO DO. • may have teen gained from reading the NOT POLITICS, THE ORDER. article. There was no current what­ the wire ever on t_. — when tin* Hoeman ' REPRESENTATIVE SCHANTZ was repairing it. ... The -damage wm ... -------------INDICATES RESULTS ROTTEN POLITICS done the previous night by the high J THOROUGHLY REBUKED wind which blew the live electric wire { against that of tta fire alarm system. Neglect In a Letter to the The Thoruapple Co. give tbe city <*»r . from MarBANNtR from Ma Pennsylvania and Maryland Reverse free urn- of their poles fur their fire 516^ HOW THEY VOT ED YESTERDAY Ibemselves. Cities Smite Their Corrupt Politicians BETTER EEEMENT alarm aystem. and nay their lineman ( ie|ta> Ohlo. Ttarannrr^ Yesterday was a ba<l day tor corrupt politics, and a vindication of the wisI In whirl, bo <ivm hl« ..loer.rtion, ot flora of those who believe that the ed. the .political contest in Ohio, whom Amoricuu people can bo trusted to justGov. Herrick. Rapublicap. was upmeet issues as they arise in Ameri­ pfim'd by a large element in his own can politics.' if 1, they unden-tand the party for’ having di -tnted lagisUtion issue.*. favorable to the saloon interacts of that In Pennsylvania, a corrupt republi­ slate. Mr. Schantz write* of follows can machine, guilty of treason to pnl>-' "Being somewhat interested in .the lie interests, is a melancholy wreck. It deposited sthte money in favored hanks. Bl(T ()E| e>\’5e f \ WATER DEAL political tight that is now t-u. in Ohio. I thought perhaps a short letter, from pocketed the interest on it. and theu I • ’ * * me on that subject might intereM LITIGATION, WILL A1AKE ‘looted the bairks. A democratic state , ' your readers. While a prediction treasurer, endorsed by the 6i4e|'endent j PLEA IN BAR. would U-. uut uf place now. as ytour republicans. i» elected by over ItM'.OOb I paper with the results of ti>e election I in a Mate which gave Roosevelt over ' and thia letter wou|d appear in the | iW.huO. in Philadelphia, a republican : JRY TO DEFEAT ’gang, which Secretary Root declared-1 DDrtCcrilTinM uiuv i«ar,. yet 1 venture &> alate that wae • A criminal cun*pirucj against rnUotLU I IUis if Governor Herrick is re-elected it OB uy by a greatly greatly iruui^ reduced .majority -------■' will tx. civic rights, masquerading under the ( -a- • »» ui f r<>m f wo vears ago. W lien the Brannock i name of Republican." was buried un-! Prosecutor « «rd M«» Hl« I, bill J”'""-'! ** u,,,. l>y hill wm InaM>ed bv <be last Ohio legi»legisder adverse majority. ' Troubles in Bringing Ionia Ex­ latnre. it was satisfactory' to U»e tem­ In Maryland. Buss Gorman, who was J aiming to build up a corrupt demo- ; Senator Into Court. , . perance people of. the Mate, but the t iovemur threatened to Veto the bill cratic machine by -disfranchising the ; iThe Nicho'iK water deal cum; was thi* uflleaa certain changes were made all ■negroes, was turned ^duwn hard, the j: republicans carrying tbe Mate by a big • week set for trial beginning Novemlwr being in the interest of tlx* liquor W. Thi* iirrangi'ment w«» made by clement The changes wen- made; hut majority. ProsecntoF Ward with Judge rite wrath of the better, element of the In Ohiu.Bo^s Cox. who has ruled tbe Atnuftant • republican machine in Cincinnati for !Smith of Hasting*, where the Nichuh ‘arate. baa turned upon Governor Her­ perjury trial i* to go on under a change rick. Tile pulpit is arrayed against 25 years gi»c«* down under 13.000 major- I ity in a city which gave Roota-velt 'of venue'. Ttieretipon tbe defens-- him. •showed ita hand. Attorney 35. 35,(MM). In Ohio Herrick, republican - A. A. Elli•in a short talk with Judge Hiram rau:U<Ute for governor, who f..rr«l ibv ; >'f >"“!• “«"“ ■'<» ■ "enl tb«l the >. Sibley, of this city, and a writer of | legislature ..t that state to modify « | dofeoM ekpedl. to file . vl-» •» b»r. som»An<*t- on certain phasesuf church liquor lew VO It wunl.l better He »‘ia <lut "w mvlh.t. cottld tad l« law. that gentleman said tome that |.tbe etdte.ofct. nt.dertl.reet .fret... »rBo«l tntttl Jit.v-otler end ,e.k.-d hr had l»vn n republican for forty- ■ j oiey i.oeibly ptill Ihrvagh tint tta ip- V*fct ** WWJk h b-d- A1 ,!"* eight years, and had always voted the | dicntit.u, er.-tb»t he ie taet.-u.eiid Uta — «>">v Attorney Cktlgrvve. ol HoM- ticket, hut In- would nut ahppurt Myron j lue.tate whirl, ptvv K.«-velt over j| ihgs. h'K»- JJaUu' >■«’ intercMed lofertwled in nt tbe tbe Nichols Ni.holt. .T Herrick nt the indh neat tnewday. I defense, wrote that it was expected (oj i :W,«*t. _ ' • Th-- Ni'tntaiun is simply thia: Will , In New York ttav, Murphy of Tun. '-lie the moltun tn lot to tta Miprvme the repuWican party in Ohio be con1- ■ rauny IWI u .even, jolt. Hr vet out to I'™ ’1'’ if " overruled overrule.) in m tta .»ert below. ta|..w court the court ! ; _ ;.J • 1 | »«tt Jerome. . demoerat.r.n- reelection i -“Wwtit* therefore lta-re would ' I* no opportunity' tu go tu trial <u^the ' I' ha district attorney. Jerome took Hev»- that the result* of the coming ■ merits of the chw thia trim. ‘ an independent nomination, and an i election will convince the lenders uf nd verse court forced his name on the j- Mr. ^;«rd gut Ionia on the tel.-jihtftf that great party in Ohn> tnat it will, ■ ticket where it wm. hard fur any man ;u,d 'n,,uld to ar*"‘ the ta U tter fur the party, uud tbe people : to split bis ticket SUMS to vote for him ld’* «« '«r Noywnlier tu pay - respectful attention to the ... Pr’"riding the d>-fcu*c wunld agree i I But be won out by over 5.(RM.’majority. wishes of the better clan* of citizens candidate tu ou lr’uI ^n<t dav uf <1“' n*’*' I uf that, givat state. ■ | McClellan. Tiuninany over 1 term. Di-qarnlx-r i Tlte defense would ' । for mayor, wins by a bare ‘.‘i.iNKi .(nKi over "In concluding I wain to state that I t Now tlw* ' 'Hearst, nmnicipal uwnerwhij> candi-( ma^‘',,v ’ • am proud of the frrunl of the repub- i tiling date. But for . the latter * ra’di. all.-m 1 prwrtHoruis **• ’"* ““To • p-rfrrt tins' lican party in ony own state. While ' on some things hr wunld have Irarird- , s«m«- arratigcm- nt“ through Judge not having m. many large cities ar . Smith. j Tammany. • . Ohio, with their corrupting influence*. 1 Tliub the prospect i» th«t only ths: in.Chicago tbe n-pnBlirans win by motion in lair can I*- argued the .prs-s- ■ yet the Ih-I legislature, which Was I large majorities. x I Niilidly leptklilicau. ran tie charged with I 7ttioo< isiunu. *\e» 5en^5 nnt'iJ entrerui ;A«*i*tant Fruwrutor Ward ■ ww.., republican. lkru ‘ Massacliuseti.s went Ken-- declam* that now that hr has made all tucky and Virginia drmorcatir. by r» • I ,,i' arramn-ments for foreign witiMNMhi’. daced majorties. . If intend* t«» prw«-d with the Niclatls -•G» tlll.f III». Tbe results haw littU i-olitiral sig- .‘rial before anv other water d.’ul <-av- , ADKttk • t- of Ibt-lr repute;: nitirance. They show » growing in­ tuu»t «*nsdy gulled .... .. . I shlwwilui Ex-Senator Nichulk i* held on. a (,f ai|f , dependence uf partyistn and a demand earth by thiM- wh-on the parr of the peoples parties aa rthatcharge of perjury. He was |ried nud ■ kiinu hstand for something, and voniething ‘ acquittt-d al Grand Haven on a charge.; Truth worthy of popular approval. The vet- !of ^ul^rnation of perjury. Tin plea in ers ot tbe United States will no* long- > l,ar u'Lich will Im- raix-d turns upon tli,.. u . j er swallow a party ticket becaure it ! th'-ory that the former acquittal i> Jin i 1 d"n • -----! has a party label of -‘regular republi- ! ‘•‘t"I'Pal to further prosecution A ■ -‘r ®' ?““' btbe‘ ... e»’’ or ■ rogutar UpPtoST: I, mow ! M-itar pota. urn. rol-d in | ^".X. ” NlfflOLS CASE IS SEI rOH HUM ! mean something worthy of popular | Albers rase many months ago.) ’ ----------- ’— [support. i Alber* was acquitted on a charge of j Perfumes at Mulholland's sell rapC. B. BENHAM, Uv. There' Th«r9'j a reason. bribery and later 'arrustml for perjury, ‘dly. His atturpeys pleaded that the fard !-----------------errv RANK BUILDING. HASTINGS. HICHINAN. I,.ta"? I tbe relgu of Alfred the Great. I- r- ■ acr)uitlal tarred the *ubs-s|ueut "pnw1-’ ' cution. 203. New 7 room house, telephoneJ ning water through it. also running! P’"’*1 t" have procured an orgyi f"r;. . ' but the motion' was overruled s supreme conn. gas, city water, new furnace, new barn.! water within in rods of barn. Three k**1 ,'“,h-?<Inii it wn? th- largest in . ... - «-.। There is another water deal charge 18x21; chicken park and coop, 7 blocks1 horses and tools to run farm, if pur*ht 11 known . Haring 4<k»j»lp. ” swung ten keys, by ‘‘ pending, Nichols from curt house, a great bargain, chaser desires. Owner having lost tils ! divided '1'fLnwwL:^iJ' ’y?r’suppli.ti ‘,‘,?P»h‘n b!> '7*------ very similar (■• tta “ -Price ----------8300 down and balance, wife and has other Business, the pro i a ’ (1 r.-uulrinir tbu ’ ervl ’ ^f i u ' . duirgv. and Mr. say*. ..„ he would 81.100...... , r-r.v m...t u. ■ ■ ■ilk | n.U*1 r'-l'llri«g be MTviees of no fewer like to f-.Ik.wHard i.a ’ _ ___ th. Nnla.lMrial with this I *10 per inoutb. j perty must be Fold. I-'a a bargain, than st ~ „? il feeble, whiinx.1 SM. TwonewTroomboMM, L>'ri"' “f00' »‘-™ ?»<•• •“d n Ituajester orgah ontnii either cams -nma , t . thia, the Wlia-hesteiblock, from court houw. price »I,O». I °u lJ“’ *° ,uil from Germuny 'oi; was built upod a foreign witnes«K particularly K. H.' 850 to $3b0 down, balance monthly, -,u’ f’1 acrt‘ farn,iroom Jiouse, German model, for in that country., until much later, the wiutl was proTh” charge again-t Nichols is per- ; payments to suit purchaser. These I Sood well, hay barn 16x21, bank bain Vided by a species of-treadmill nr-1 jury during th, Salsbury trial and not are genuine bargains. /j 30x10. wagon and tool shed?, pig pea. rangemein whereon the blower? during his own trial at Grand Haven ben coop, etc., in fair condition, about STlpl-.l n l«r. «rh worktak <<ro f»lr. <lr»n,l Knpi.l. H. mU Nov. r.nl 206. Two elegant building lota on ttpp|e tree., fences in fair condition, of bellows, ilk® those of our tuulthH ‘ south Jeffenon street, a snap. Price about 3 acres of gcoWth tiTn with their feet.—Loudon Queen 3300, If taken in the next 30 days. | ln of seeding. 2 acres erf ------------------- ---o-o i .-r.-nutn,. 207. Twenty acres ■ of good land, f buckle berry marsh. l2' acre of.Btyav Splitting Paper. This In >»u <»r maiiy quniut cerethree miles south of the city, price 85001 Worries, soil sandy loam, 2X miles from Very often lt_is worth knowing ,nonie'4 ttai jakc jdiuw 4,t tiw church tiw feast 1 It is worth more money. market. 6 miles from Hastings, on R. how to split n Kheet of paper. Suppose I of St- <«««*■ In Brittany. xniijf. Two or three F. D. This is a bargain, look it over. yon had an article wUelt watt printed ldn-v nf ,b,‘ 208. Two hundred acre farm live oiitath Sides'and you derired to paste j I^xants mi lidiWfawk rid• ----............. riiie i miles from Hastings, soil clay loam Prioe 81.300, 8600 down and balance it ’*<**•**don three ronml It In your scrapbook. You ■’ would in, !ftreet-M-ion thre# dm... uni.-ntrnid inc the '1 ............ ......... I-HHIU and sandy loam, ten room house, 40x60 on time. paste It between two shifts nf stout cnuri church ’h anil nud tlu-n theft phw-ccd priw-t^f t>><lrnw (<>dmw water ;' fmin the •1 h__ — .. r|< . me .i,y aod ' barn, horse barn 28x32, and out build­ 216. An 80 acre farm, nearly new paper nod. when nearly dry. draw from .-utci I .well ings, In good repair. 5,000 peach trees, house, good well and cistern, barn 32g these apart. You will hare half uf tho pour It over thplr uulmnla hi the l*e- i 150 apple trues, 500 plum trees, grapes, 44 in good repair, large corn crio and printed sheet ou each, and by the use Hef that it w III act a aurp preventive I and other small fruits. 20 acres good out buildings, 100 apple trees ail vari­ of moisture yon can readily detach of accident.-, and dfanuM*. Meanwhile the women Inalde tlx timber, flow^tig well for s^ock, alljeed- eties, pear, plum, cherry and small them. church are engaged In standing in h I ed bat about 30 acres. Thi's isja big fruit, running water across the farm, atone *arcnj>hagnH aupptMied t<» baT4. | bargain, price 87,500. good heavy soil, the very best of past One word lu the Englhh language i-onUlned the laxly of the aalm. TMk ' 209. Eight room house, barn, buggy ure land, revenue from farm last year in which the vowels occur In regular la looked njam ns a -ertnln cure for shed, and panary, all in guodjrepain 4250 cash for pasture, l.SOOjbushels of sequence u "facetious." Is there an­ toothache Hut the moxt Important of ’ all the ceremonlea !►. the throwing of located in 2nd ward, a genuine h-argaiu, corn, 30() bushels of oats, 150 bushels of other?—Hoebester Poirt-ExpieM. Ever hear of the word "abste­ n fowl from the tower of the i-hgrcli I prifflj M,100. 8500 down, balance op beaus. 40 acres seeded, and 25 acres to the people below it U torn to piece* of rye, also seeded, only 2 miles from mious?*—Cleveland Leader. time.' What Is the matter with "argent in an Instant, nnd the man yvho in for ' 311. Nine room house aud two lots court house. Owner has another fam. ous?"—New York Tribune. tunate enough to aecure the head k six blocks from court house, suitable and as his boys have left home and looked upon an a champion, while hl* for rooming oi-boar®og hotme, nearly engaged in other business he is com pariah I« regarded ax »ure to secure i All autobiographic* are lies. Nu No the best Imrveat new. A splendid bargain, price 81 J»00. pelled to sell this place. It is actually man is bad enough to tell the truth 8900 down and balance on time to suit worth 84,500 but will be sold in the neat sixty days for 83,500 on terms to about himself during bls lifetime, and parcbaaer. Swift s aardnnk- naylug that a man i suit purchaser. It’s surely a great bar­ no mau Is good enough t6 tell the 212. A farm of 101 acree of good truth to posterity In a document which who marriea "thrums hl* band Into a gain. be aupprewies until there Is nobody left ■ackful of minkre on the chance of find soil, lays level. 80 acres Improved, 24 217. An 80 acre farm 3 miles from alive to contradict him.--George Ber­ Ing nu eel” U often Quoted an the Ara. acre, of second growth timber, good nard Mhnw. blau proverb nnd aoButlmeit attributed i house, upright 18x26, wing 28x22; in fair court house, good new 7 room house, to a later mlaogynht. but hardly ever s repair, splendid well aud cistern, bam cement well, 32x44 barn, .cow shed •signed to ka real author. Every 20x», sheep sod cattle shed 20x20, across end of barn, all nice clean out­ Baabfui Beaumont — Er — I — »-r — however. rveognlMw n« Swiftian th/ granary 15x21, on R. F. D., six miles buildings, 10 acres of good second dreamt I-ec-klw»ed you last night. following aayi.,. exprrealve of the on- I from aity; owner has another farm in growth timber, 20 apple trees, 50 peach What's that a sign of? n““ marrl<»^ *»d of the cauae ! bouth part of county and must mill. trees and small fruit, will , sell for Modest Malden—Well. lt'» a sign that £?*!•”:***": "T-™. • i—utu It’s a bargain, price 82,800. 81,650, or will trade for larger farm. you’re more sensible asleep than ful. good natured lady, waa the god awake. ST* * '“HM. .brew 214. 100 acre farm, 8 room house A good proposition, call and see it. wL'^W”" “* --‘rf the, fair eoadittaj. bom »x36. buggy shod, 218. A cigar and confectionery store, living rooms in connection, do­ Foreigner—Are tta earning* of your some email fruit, 30 ing a nice burinem, stock on hand and bonsdiold servants large as a rule? mhtimter, Sanm flxtaraa, invoice for>2Si. BITS takes time in n><Klni>- A fine Line of WWStable Blankets ^1 W and Horse 1 1 Clothing, and I £ Fine Harness, *— Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases. Telescopes^ j W. H. MYERS 3 SON _______ ... Wastes, MichU. Tomlinson Lumber Co. Tbe leaves are falling. And the weather grows cold, And we seek cozy corners. And try not to feel old. . But there's bouses to build. And lumber to pile. j And cars to unload, And no rest yet awhile. I And t ThruThat But «■ Your ' The year's been so busy. And it Isn't all over f Fur the f*U work has tegnu. And we can't rest In clover. flat d.,«>S a-.. A'.i.i fix 3|i h| There's many a house tu finish . And some that are justbegun it will keep us busy ail the time, And Helling lumtar on the run. PERSONAL LETTER FROM SYLVESTER GREUSEL TO THE WIVES OF FARMERS OF SAMY COUITY MADAM: You have been imposed :.pJn by tin Peddlers'. I propose to pciy highest Cash price for your Rags, F.ubbpra. ale ■Copper Boilers, Old Paper; ,UaMSlr.:d£’.t. _I am giving you a Cash tnarki ■ Ifor werything. YOUR HUSBAKO KNOWS "E. I ffsve done business in Hastings an Barrj-Scnnif for 25 years. I respectfully reju-j’ . your patronage. I will treat -.-pu FA1BM, LIBERALY and HONESTLY. Yours Respectfully, September in 1905 Sylvester Gi eusel, Ware House Oppoiiie C. K.A,*S.R R.IM AMERICAN FENCE What makes a good fence? Should it haye wire hard as iimt made with the highest carbon the same as tlielnakcrs Amerion fence put into its piano wire? Or should it be .। soft wiresudi as they put into their weaving wire that is sold to manufacturers oi wire-doth? Neither—it should be a medium ire that many years experience has shown to be exactly right for the purpose. The American Steel & Wire Co. makes every’ kind of wre thj is used, beginning with its own mines, through its own furnaces ano steel and wire mills and they know what is the right land of steel ^^eforafence. Trust their judgment. Should a good fence have a rjgidita) in the hinged joint dut is str0^ yielding to pressure like a 5P^ to its place. F|urib^ pneumatic tire on • is more durable than a solid tit* ** American fence is-made of . ... < -^.•»«t •esd’8' American Fence Wire his just received by us, on which we are making a Price. It will pay you to make your L will 4 chases this Fall, as the probabilities are tha wdl be.an advance in ppce before Spring. LOad OODYEAR BROS., The Hardware Dealers.^ �Buy ’ho Poll now and hu' B it ready Istmas. THIS is WEEK' STORE 1QLL T OUR bought an -.unple line ,m immense :ii>oiit ertry.loll line . the $7.00 «•' Dutch, a nd most uelhiloid SON, s» Michig; HASTINGS BANNKK, NOVEMBER 8. ihuj. Tht^V aside ,«ir fuel heaters at.d Iwwt V.-Wartmd" Sieve. 11H1 Sold exclusively by U'elawn Bri„. Th.-whale world pay. tribute to the merits of liarlaud Stove, .nd Itsugw, For >aleexclualvely by W.lu«t Hr.aj Will pm-m. having Lretan- Cnnnw tn-kcisiio aril plea*, report at. council room* In city ball ,t a .. clock on Mon­ day Xdv. 13. The flrat roiairt wks wry cheeriHg. The A. C. Staley wool ovurshirta will not fiul? or shrink and are a good *hirt for farmer*, teamsters or anyone who i* cxiM«od to the eold weather. Onr line is now complete. Morrill Lambie A Co. Mrs. A. D. McElwain will open a dancing school for- children at the K. ol P. A mory. iBgiunmn Saturday’ att,.rn«,n. Mm McElwain has been in l. insing taking dancing Itaiuna and is tamiliar with «U tbe newest L.d lutes! qancee. • Excursions. A Michigan train for Michigan IwoiJe. fan. comfortable c... and convcn‘rat. Michigun Central •‘Wolverine* ’wve* half a day going.and coming and Airs| Z. B. Hoyt given a r whole day for buHinew in New •yesterday. York. Leaves rb.— Hastings at 11:53 a. m;. 1" Mrs.l M. L. Cook was in Grand RapLHrvt-oit 3:4(1 p m.. arrive Buffalo 8:3$ P- m-. arrives arr-t— .Grand Central Station I ids j 1'sterday. Nev. Yofk. r_I,_ B:0o - — __ fastest j C. Cl. Maywood Grand Rapid* train in America, Try it. . yesterday. On Nqv.. 18 there will be a ,apecia| Mury Wilcox bus been quite ill excursion to Ann Arbot and return for the past week. account foot ball game betweeh MichWillair Lane npent Sunday with and Wisconsin: Special: train friends in Grand Itupids. • leaves HnNtingii 8r30 ». in. arriving at Fred1 , Ryenun went tu RichUnd Sat­ Ann Arbor 11 :S0 a, m. muring leave. urday |u viait.hi* brother. Ann Arbor 6:00 p. m. *ame day •, Bon Q. Putter, of Jackson, called on round trip fare $2.5U. Hosting* friends Saturday. Michigan State Sunday School Assn. Andrew ildrfier. uf Detro'ft suent Traverse City. Mich. Nov. 14—’03 Sunday .with Hastings friend*. For the altove occasion excunriott rate* Leon Barnum, of Kalamaxou. called of one fan: plus 25 -cents-for the i on frienda in this city SaOKday. trip is authorized.* Dates of sale . D. W. Smith, of Castlf-ton, is the 13. 14 ami 13 return Limit Nov! 30th inclusive. guest of his son Judge Cli|ment Smith. Mrs. Joseph Sage went to Grand ‘Foot liall conUMt uhiveraitit.. — Wisconsin and Michigan jit Ann Arlwr Rapids yesterday furan extended visit. Chas. .Ba’.’cock was confined to the Mich Nor. 18. HKft. for this ucca«un‘ a fire ot ilr.t- first glass limit fare for linuse the fore part of .the week by illthe-rounditrip is authorized.^ Date cf sale Noy IK Return limit Nov. 2».» in­ clusive. J yeaterdny personal mention. !•«•* t-rHiidal) left on the noon train today fur lilmea when he will preach next Bunday. - About a dozen of his • lose- friends were nt the depot. ;Aid throw He© «t him Jnst why thev should treat a mirfister like that dot* not yet appear, hut it may next week, about Wednesday. ,m» we are infoitned Tliuse who wish to take lessom. in dancing should Communicate with Mrs. A l> ; McElwain, who will open danc­ ing echpol fur older ones tomorrow IS DOING ON OCR I Thru *day 'evt-nirig.and children Satur­ (flTY’S SPLENDID day afternoon.- Mrs McElwain has been ’ SCHOOLS. taking dancing lesson* in Ijuiaing and i* familiar with all the latent dance*. Attorney General Bird holds that the EXCELLENT RECORD OF tow of 1905 relative to transient mer SCHOOL ATTENDANCE chants repeal* by implication the law of U*ri. Udder the present law l^anaifnt merchant* are riot ffqulred. Splendid Work the Teachers arc Do to make a deposit with the secretary ing To Help the School oi state or pay a state license fee as Along. formerly The law re<|nire« them to •take out a local license only. September and Octubv-r have I- -.-n J. K. Coate* received word Monday excellent .*Hh>o1 mbnth*. With an vjiniitiotfucing tbe death jhe day liefore ut rollun nt of 141 thqre have «wn but 2b h> mother, Mary<B. Cpates. day* of .during the -eiamd hdme |of hi.* sister, Mrs. John Q.‘ inonth. Tht* make-- a percentHge afWblk. at Valparaiso. Ind. tenqinee of 9U.3 |ier cent, whiuli-i* the Uaitto home was nt Alliance O., ami higbeit forj tbe jiaat ten year*. there the funi ial uccnni today. She Six Mudent.* from our heboid i’udk, Iiatl gine to her daughter’s for a part, in a Silver Mvda; eonte**- at Qniu -­ anil .suffered a stroke of paralysis by Junt Ffiday evening. They w««ry t'lw Hastings Bowling team went to Harold Townsend and lx*vi Jenaun. Clmftotte last evening nnd play.*! a wapbumore daNs; Florence Otis. Mollie r Zagc1inei<T. fn**htnen; gaki- with tbe Charlotte Bowling Ulnb. ■Striker. If (hi Hasting* team had mtHle ubotit Hnu Tillie fen.vnnt of thri ighth grade. l(kt*px»)nts mure, it would have won by Harold Towwnd carried oil the hotlol'H. a very narrow margin. The local Thv tencivrhandpnpiU of tbeSmmd twwler* were greatly hnndi«*»pp--.l by Ward Nchodl sold Kodak Vii’O’rt;* of the short run. A return game will Ire their new building.* I Mt spring, earning played here in tlw near future. Thik^noney ba* been spent fur Can't You Luverf of fine confectionery will be tbe following picltirv* l lca-M'd to learn that Fred Wdlcutt 'ha- Talk." -buHjulnitH; “A Nirbh Chargjust added largely to his stuck. He ha* »r."- Bonljenr-. •'Madonna Di San iy • Raphael: , "AngeL* put in a more expensive grade than ha.* ev^r t»een carried in the city be­ Heads. - -fry IJeyaoldh. , Lost"—hy» •LaniK-iq*-/ - by Van fore, i>eside* adding greatly tu the le** Schenck. ■ Th- lli.r*e Sheer "- by vxi-ensivb grade*. He especisdly solic­ KuymIu**! its ordeftjj’r parties and social gath­ Lundh*s*r The j Dejiartl t<- of the ering* oi all kind*, and i* well e-|uip|»- Mayllowe ed to.give Hie best xatisfactioi:. Thl^liMK Babbitt andHih About two weeks ;tgo Shirley Crook <-r> of gardes W'v- n knd right r-.-pftiv?threw h stone at a chicken, and noon iy in^fbe Grand HaV*n Schoob. vi-ited after felt a peculiar lameness in hi.*, ns lai>t Friday. right arm. The pain kept increasing, The i»nd didi-on <-t tin. ninth atid a.* no visible.catiM- of it ronld ht- grade Engli-h cbt-s Im- compb ted foumL Dr. Barber was summoned ^Mon­ reading tho Udystcy knd iy al*ont to day lie found the right arm out of tab- up <|'oo|>er*H.. Leather btockiug joint pt the shoulder. On Tuesday he Tales. and Dr. Timmerman i»ut the. bone back We felt very prortd of oqr Fuotiudl in it* place. Team in the game with Charlott.- last Saturday. While the score won 3- 3, still we had the satisfaction uf know­ ing that our team whs composed of ANNOUNCEMENTS Imnalidr High Schuoi Htudi nts, and that the Cbarlottv team'failed to bring why The Christian Science society services certificate (if qualification. Our lx>y* in (». A K. hall Topic st 10:30. 'are.to he commended for their gentle­ Soul and Body.’ manly langoage and cunductin this conStar Grange will give a chicken pie tot. Next Saturday the.Hasting* loy* supper. Nov. It* at the (irnng- hall phi a return game at Charlotte. All are i Ited. Mih.* Can-iyn Barber attended th-' . The snhjert of tin- morning sermon sixtieth wedding anniversary uf her at the U. B church will lie •’Gntl’a great uncle. Mr. William Peake, at L'w <4 Little Things.’’ In the eve­ Shultz last Saturday. ning the subject will la- The Una­ Mire Shear attended the Mwktgon voidable Christ.’"Young People’# serv­ Gntnd Rapids football game at Grand in' at tl o’clock. Topic "The Dungh- Rapids last Saturday....... ..... ters of Indulgence." Leader Mrs. "There arei 3(» foreign. pupik enrolled Alma Harding. I in onrtHigh School department’ and I" The Sunday-.^dhuo! will have charge | more i» the grades-. of evening service at the Baptist । The tcacte-ra of th-- Turion.* gradei* church next Sunday. A Bible Day formed a elub last spring for the program will be given. maintenance pf a, teacher’s, reading The Silver Tea will be enu-rt aimsl room in tiie room formerly occupied by by Mesdamcs Emory Busby and ptvd the Hoard of hducation. They have Spiingexnacher at the home of Mrs. expended 117.30 for the followng mag­ Spangemachnr on W. Green St. Thurs­ azines:—Country Calender: Art Inter­ day Nov. J 6, from 2 to 5 p. in. Light changes: Kindergarten He view; Edu refreshments served. Everyone pleads cation; Elementary Teacher; Sclmol Jteview: Prim. Education; "Bini* and take notice. ". Nature; Jour, of Geography: Etude. School and Home Education: Modera­ tor- Topics, and two copies of each of Normal Instructor. World Events and hcaib Camth, boon. b lo du •st conn- agists, TMLCb. k : r.sipll) filled. «auri ?iding. nir irvdowMrm, ti.xMx Dcllotrcd Bessmer’s this and ■ ’one that ’)!» prices. -<rr.:nent of 'howii here, i’pa4 * COUNTY. i by Tin. i highest «s, old ’or everyI havearry County 'equest >u FAIRLY, t\tr ami »4ts y<»H ।>it .will OPEN EVENINGS. reuse). JOHN HESSMER. 5 jflu’■ "TTastings, Mich. FLEMING my old ard as flint ’ American t wire acturers ot that many ie purpose, t- wire that maces ana ind of steel TRRELL <1-- iif wood the place, tntoxl PasMich. । FALL BULBS wdai or tl.. vary gid stay? No -••ck of Uhibi on » the time to do tioue ordert» Bolieiinade to iu parts T'o: Hums now on hand NELSON BURROUGHS, Phone 23 Proprietor. hit is strong, a spring ■e. Flexibility on » bicyde for this of large wir« ainst weather- i Spec' your p°r' that theft “Ball-Band UftlllT BOOTS, MM| Ku Yii--.-s.aKaJ sow;. ■ “-?■■ ■■ ".:cqo BK3E8 500TS U ■sswla Absjm, J" thi h •*ud «.-• ■«n<l dun. This cold weather makes you think of some warm and dry footwear, and of course you wonder where to go. We have all kinds of warm Felts, Socks, Rubbers, Etc. We Sell DET They cos! no more than t ordinary makes. Ma. George Meidumnici and daugii- K ■ ter Marjorie lire visiting rdativOb in (fraud Rapids. • 'A I Dr. E. E. Partello and Jun Clinton. K of Middleville, were gnest* of Mr. nnd . A Mr*. H Martin Sunday. J. L. Crawley was- niimnioued to A , Bowling Green Ohio. Mdnday by the a ; Nerioua illheai of hi# niece. Roy Andrui. who hw, been suffering from jaundice (or some time punt, has J so far recovered R- tu be able to re- ™ -ume hia work as jmata! cli-rk. ® Rev. 8. B. Crandall wililotxjupy the ; J pulpit of the Buptist church, at Ithaca 9 next Sunday. Hi.* own pulpit will he K iill.-l by a *:udi-nt fruuri; Kalamazoo A Czdlegf. ’ £ W. H.'Stebbins .Luke Waters R. M. Hues David lekefe, and p»d'h*i« a few a mure frorii this city, espeit to lean1 tiki.iy lorjbc I’vi-er Peninsula x.i hunt j " Willie Kitzlwk. Lit- Prjrcir, Artbtu Crotheni, Wm. Ferris and Jan. Howard, as the regular team and Clair Pienun hi- the sutwitnte. went to Charlotte last evening in a bowling match with the Charlotte team. Lay Away an Umbrella for Xmas Don’t you think it would be a good idea to pick out something in the Umbrella line for yourself or some friend?3rPay a deposit on it and have us hold it ’till Xmas. 2 In the meantime when you can spare a dollar, just pay for it, and by Xmas you would have .. your Umbrella bought and paid for . Drop in and Let Us Show You the BEST LINE of UMBRELLAS in the city. WRIGHT PHONE 30. Married Thut-day Afternoon at thehome of the bride's mother., Mrs. Inch­ bolt. Bertha A. Incbholt d? Chat-. H. Reimer by Kes. H. IL Van Au ken.' in New Zealand tsnd Anrindla they have an animal v»-g»-t;th1e oddity whl-h cannot be eqn.tlM bj- any other 'animate or InnnUV’” oblept unop the earth*** Mtrfacr. It ii* the nnecrwt ot the many tintlpodretn wonders nnd ••bulr'.i*!i ciihfiifillar" or •'"vegetable worm." The native Tasmanlnu m'nic for ,tli'.‘ nddlty 5s c weto-fioteu-. The :i?H»vrRro'm'l jMirtJon of this vege­ table worm Is h fu'ngn* -•( the order spliucrin. uhieli grow* to a height of six <>r right iuebes. Wiirij ptilletl up by tbe xoui-this fungus is f-emd to cun-' *!st of a hirgv wibjrplllah xlmtving ।head, segment* and i<rv:itlilng hales every detail r.f tin- griff' In’ing perfect­ ly preserved, on t-xamlmi|l>*hi the In­ terior of the-raterpiiltir Is f<-uml to be ■voii>|M».«wi <>f a ••punky" 1-ioklng sub«nmcv. redly tW- root of the fungus, wlifclw ba* .cretnat'sl every nbrr of what was uhr-e a living. bn«:hing yreatnny anatqmy. In all the hi-' «t!tnr»,s which BuckhiniL.reewrds. the spbncria Jind made Its attack In the fold of skin between the st*con«l and third segments of the i-atcrpllhtr and had replaced all the aninud substance of Hie creature's 1*od.v a hard brown vcgrcdtlr gniwth 'resembling blackberry tin- fthigold growth* and other vine*. ROS OFFICERS. T. LOMBARD President. Injrt.ng t!ie tenth century no tyoiuan .was allowed to appear nt 'church with­ out a veil. It had to be a retd veil, too. coverinc am’ concealing the features 4n order that the prayers and imputa­ tions of the men might not be disturb­ ed by die couteiaphuiou of feminine lovellm-ss. There was*-* tradition that tho origin of the custom' was in an or­ der front a great F rench saint. When a young maxi be met a little girl with feature* so noble and beautiful that, although he was mauy year* her senior, he Immediately fell in love.with her because nhe resembled n young lady to whom he had been engaged years before, but who died iu Ills arms. The man and the child separated, and he became a priest. Many years later he mhw her in tLe congregation just as ho was entering the pulpit preach, nnd the sight disturbed Idin to such an ex­ tent that hh sermon was a failure, Prim. Plans. Jhe Borad of Education has voted to and he ordered all the women thane*forth to wear veils. • ■xpenti flBD on Library >nd #10" on apparatus. Th6 many friends of Mi.w Mary "’ilBirds display great nkill aud running Cox who for twenty-five years did ex­ In the chase, the attack nnd In guard­ cellent service in our rural schools, re­ ing themselves from Injury during the gret her severe illness and hup*' for struggle for BUpremacy. The secretary bird is the Inveterate enemy and untir­ her speedy reoven-. ing pursuer of the snake. All sorts, even the moat venomous, he bunts with H Mwtin Md JuuiUy moved into th.i a xest that Is at once Interesting and Daw«ra h-o-r <m Mii-lugim Ave. Mon- amusing. The snake flees from Its foe, who follows, watching every op­ portunity for a blow. When the reptilt If you want stores or ranges con­ structed upon scientific principles, turns the bird uses one of his wings as a shield and strikes with his foot which are economical, durable, and Tbe snake buries its fangs in tbe whig, convenient, as well as beautiful and but leaves tbe poison in the plumage, artistic, look for the -Garland" trade­ and tbe* bird eBcrfpes Unhurt Repeat­ mark, which is shown upon every ed. blows from tbe powerful claw con­ genuine “Garland" stove or Ranges, fuse and disable the snake, and at last and do not be deceived by worthless it falls, to be at ouce dispatched by imitations and substitutes. ‘Garland” thrusts of tbe sharp benk Into Its bead. lead all others in yearly sales aud pop­ The bird then tosses hla victim into the ularity. For sale exclusively by Weis- air aud, catching it as It falls, s^ak aert Bros. WfaH w *au w fin, mg do tin R<>y Smith left Tue.-dny: evening fur K Detroit, where he W a jositiun as K draugutbimm. MIMI NOTES • >:rh- prices, nr mbney on I nt Wfgrt by I J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice President. W. 0. HAYES. Cashier. H. 6. HAYES. Assistant Cashier. PAYABLE WHEN WANTED isitecl in this bank is payable on d' mand yi'hout noti'e. If (leposit-d in the Savings Depart­ ment and it remains a certain length of time it draw's 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually,' but should you want it at any time before that period expires you can withdraw it. ONE DOLLAR STARTS AN ACCOUNT HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY DIRECTORS. T. LOMBARD. JOHN F. GOODYEAR. W. D. HAYES. CLEMENT SMITH. GRAM?. CHASE. The exact time a GOOD pair of RUBBERS will mine the most handy. The same thing applies tn NICE WARM SLIPPERS such an we keep would make your feet comfortable thewt cold mornings. Everything- in seasonable Footwear, of the best makes, always, at your service. And say if you need Clothing (Ready-to-wear, or Tailor made) we are ‘Johnnie-on thespot” with the goods. �11A ST I Mi S BANNKK- M>VEMHEK o. !‘i! — ] * Woodland Department 1 HOLMES CHURCH. • -»«*-»*SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. Tbe L, T. 1. «■“ >’ *«« J* ?• cT;;.4'.r -• . ■ Ora Lehman spent Sunday night Dnrkre's Friday ntffh** Nov. W. AU y.,.fn» no! j«i <Hd « you with ft frietid near Lake Oderea return­ are invited' Detroit Fr<-: Prer-. . ing oti Muretay’ Mr. Homer end Mr- Jennie Mrt-' —7——j--------Mrs. W. K. . Myere spent Hatunlay Hww, Ud ehirtmi . < H.«h» vWtod , ^dl>,*with refotivea iu NaahviUe. : U, W«d.er B.r.n.m» Snndw. T^-.r.. 1 il-IO ’ Mb ,tl» Mmer Schray w»a- qn our rtrarto on j I J. E Arm*trong. special examiner । rfV.n) un that account/"' Friday. I „l p-nuen. o- MerUull. »l* ■ _______________________ i____________ Mr. and Mra C at Oeo. Fnllrr’a on- d*?' 'I"l. »«♦Hustings Were on our streets on M"UJliw rem Babbitt uf Ha-tinX" »»• WOODLAND. WEST WOODLAND. day. {tbegnew^Mfe Nellie Corti-, orer WUJ Warner has sold his residence J. A. Morehouse of Dayton Ohio is Mix Julin. H«r. «ixl 4»nxhtor '. Sunday. property in the village to Royal Myers staying with his uncle C. Senter this Suna>> with s«0»ul» iriewta. • —Mr. and Mr. M P. PuH«r “™ ‘n I who now lives four aud one half miles week. The dwelling„,erM howe -feoat. Bi«*nlB-ununi Mnn Mat«ie Smith <rf WetrftamM, !»■»'J: w’^'' '-‘“'.'JwSm ' south west of towa. Mr Warner will Mrs.' Maggie Smith of Woodland* is i , vacate this fall moving ou his farm BfendlltK a lew -lay. with Mr,. Don „hirli add Urgelj toll. an»aranc.-. t S1 '«• * *» u We’ve jnst added to ♦ property in East Woodland. Mr. Myers Tie-work i» ''S’ H«™»» i th'ft ldtlmm wont our stock a line of Quilts does not expect to locate here until Laat Wedwwday Mra. Henry Scbaibly «h«ler^ | *" .f??. ' T' k,. 1 s»«lr tbeu pricer: tht time forconaid anti Comfortables. We • spring. ' ■ Ku met wiW Mra. Bnrl Sondey with Wm. T«»ker and r.m-rr ,„t| th. Hw. for a«l„s gave a five o'clock tea to Mesdames ------------never hand led them be­ has come. --------------------------Never Wore have Ellis Lamb and family’ removed last J. Sinclair. W. Haver. G. Hayer. J. B^y St, tai. aunnta? i» chant,, o^ fore but so many of our w»ottered our Trade such week# Tuesday to their farm north east ote H. Durkee. Geo. Fuller, G. Fuller. C. Mr. Edith M arner. I *’ * '*’ Bargains. good customers wanted Woodbury recently purchased of Byron Senter in honor of Mrs. Fem Trumbo . .. •. writh itk hnr her brother and .family family at NashMra. W. Bt-ckwith of Ionia is vsait. [ w . us to get them that this 4 Barnum, hiving sold their Carlton of Fostoria, Ohio. 1 ville. ‘ ’ ing friends and relatival in this vicin-1 v,Hefall we thought- we'd or- I property to Frank Sch^bly. Mr. Bar­ Miss lea * Eady has been spending Found A head shawl lietwecn HastaD(j j|Oy’s 10 gz. Canton Flan , , . .. certafo A, lings der some . ♦ num will locate in Grind Ledge where several days in Nashville the guest of ’tj’ j ings and ami the the Fuller Fuller cemetery. cemetery. Owner; r‘~1 tiel ' *gloves ------- all —— -— • sizes -and perfect shape A home lielonging to a certain , * m.uinir nt J V The kind you pay lUc for rireuh. ic The other day we got r he has secured a position. her brother and . family returning young fellow near WarnerviHe got | can J»v- same by calling at J. V our November t ’ yer .. Rev. Hall, the radical United home Saturday. the chance bi our lives to ; awav Iron, the driver.Iat .-burrh Wu-kham'. and proving properl!. ■ per pair uL buy them. It was like.; Brethren minister, is making some ■ Mr«. J,n« Myrr. Mid Mn. I-Mir. one’ereattw He.. -------Ml-, >1B. Barnum .pent part of Ute. „.„,w “ . »hort time ago, — ,-----------. ^rUtlag MEN’S heavy twilled rick mitteus. bv . ddh< t this: A mannfauturer in - much needed repairs on the interior of , Cannin^bam .vikited at J. II. Durkee*. > W(JQ, h|m*IC The driver : w«,k with Derry Ktowell and family. r ’ *’ nicely ba)lug fu larfe quantities right from i rf, Milwaukee shipped by • the U. B. Parsonage on South .Main । W«lnm.d,iy. Ii went with Mkbr,uber, and tbe girl. Mre. Una F.ilMr .pent Saturday at . the factory, we are able to mark th« m , wtun mw use ------f stteet. Mr. Hall is doing the work him good p.. ♦ .mistake, "a I pt of -fhese * self, as he la an experienced carpenti r , Milan Trutnbo and ten.ily returned walked with.some une else*. .Nodam'. ’ j Horace Curtis. ; with the marvelously low tn inn bAN. t goods ton town not far : as well as being an expert watch maker td| their home in Ohio hurt Saturday. age wm done to either party or horse . RrUft. Murdock loaded three cam '■ price of : lUf I Zb NER | with sugar beet*. at Coat * Grove font i t from Woodland. Rather ; and jeweler. Mrs. J. H- Durkee is spending tho or buggy. ’ STARTLING price aivincs «n Felts • L H. Brawn of Lansing vver i wwk. . t than ship them dear Iwick ; aud Rubbers, Sox and Rubbers, UvChris Burkle trf North East Wood­ week in Muskegon visiting friends, f ershotML Fdt hhix*—everything tor* j0|jy Buhing of Wooilt to Milwaukee he sold the Mrs:. Ciiraeua Sciiaibly gave a baby I to WamervilleJiurt week in the inter- ; land is suffering this Week from a severe k< up your tcet warm at startling luw Linn I ret of the Lansing WheeHitrrou Cu. I | a|| j .Mondayj»ud Tneaday with J whole bunch to ns at an • attack of neuralgia. party iaatTWednesday in honor of little i price*. , ! Mr. anti Mix Olli*? Riggle uf Grund : tj|f. jatter’s parent* Mr. and Mi>- Gcj. ♦ enormoih* reduction. Be- '■f B. S. Holly’s store was the scene vf a Gtrtrode Truinb.> of . Fostoria. Ohio. HE A! IS DON ’ T delay, but see our heavy sat.i ' ♦ sides we saved the freight : little conflagration Saturday evening Those present were Cecile Fuller. Rapid* are vihiting with the latter’- Funer. larv deeee. double breapted and Rush*) Sinclair. parent*. a i is ‘ Mfo*N’dlie Geiger <>f near Middb-: back underwear white they last^^Q : X and we are going to give ; which might very easily have developed Kennith Haver. X you the-benefit. ; into a more serious lire. Clerk Jay These with Mrs. Schaibly's three little l" Clyde Bunwjufd Ww.Crawley moved vij|e Hpc6t |A... v.mak with her patent*. made plea-ant company. A dainty their lumilire back from Sunfield ou.lo s::ll*!*Grand Rapid* »ud . ; . t A* soon as ’we got these ; Downing was lighting tht gasoline cups ' ' ’ W1L’‘ erveJ. The hotetess pre­ 1 the timber job near Warucrville Glenn Fuller visited tbe lulfor’d brotht we rut them open to see - lamp in the south show window, when . seined each little tot-with a pretty through some accident the gaaoline ran ‘ Mrs Dor Even*vtt «jx*nt Sunday with e r Fre 1 Baine Monday. t what they were made of Specials for Saturday teaspooD. . and found they were til led ‘ out'at The top of the reservoir and ignit : ^Valter WuYtley and wife of Lake iher parents Mr. and,Mr*. Henry Hifcking dropped .blazing on to the lace, vur with bran new clean cot- ; tains COATS GROVE. 3 Cus 10c Suet Cm for ’ . 20c aiiu oyhur tjght goods below. Odettfa and-Mya. Stii’son of Kalamazoo The parti" given on Tuesday night 1 ton just as the mau said « The window tritnhlngs were demolish­ । were guests of Frill Baine und Mrs. of last week by Mias Gatle Hager in: Archie Bates and wife of Banfield I U> Libertj Sltss Starch, regulir they were. No shoddy ' ed but the flre'.s progress -was checked i Wfaner the first of .the week. honor of her rniu'V young friendn was ’ visited at Andy (teak’s Bunday. or,ground rais in these. ; before it got any farther, limiting the : .-Sirs. Tasker of . Assyria is visiting a grand surrrea. x _ price 10c. Saterdaj oelj . 5c Marri-.-J :»t Woodland Nov. 1 by thi ikr daughter Mrs. Dor Stowell. If there Lai been we < damage done to a smsi^l amount Ernret Wheeler i* in Dr. McIntyre’* itev. Jarc*.^ Jatvi- Myrtin^ El'iwn of Bough: these goods specially for “ h Huie daughter cnme ~to gladden care at.tin.*' writing. _ . Wouldn’t have kept them. • ..4UJVI W4,ofITC . . . Wuodlaud and Mi®, Ella Sprague ot Mr. nnd.:Mrs. Elmer Eckart FreeSaturday Salt*’ Now we .Want yon to 4 purl were guests at the home of’ Mr. the heart* of Mr- ««»d Mrw. Dor Stowell Mr. and Mra. in* Gotten ul Knla iis.-. Ihif place. - ' ■ come and see them * j iEckarte -vi™*.. »»»»*. an.i Mrs D. n A. i last Saturday Jijgbti zoo ajxmt Sunday with Mr. ami . Mr* parents Mr. and The L/ T. L. met at the honn- of STAi Miller J^turday and Sunday. Herb Rockwell. whether you buy or not . John Mea l Friday evening and.-was MONSTER Bargain in C^iidre:>’a EAST WOODLAND. On Thursday . night . „ uf l«*t week John. 1 w,.-!l attended. ' . ’. The next meeting will as we can’t ci<> them jus­ Mra. S. Chilian wm a Clarksville Coats, high grace joomH. latest styles ’ . We arn pfonied tuj 'report that Miw visitor last Munday. ' • Kareigh drove to.Warin rviUe to do ' held in two ut th- home : f J. tice on (taper. • Iirsiv ■> t '.itPf S2.50. 52.98, 53.38, 53.75. V.48 Ode Towunend in improving iu h- nlth. Miss FlossieSawdy who Is attending f Litton tur webunjg lielte tu;.. week. .some trading. While there during the i R. gantum. I'rkrs that should apj*eal to every one , slkiw rturm’biK horse got loot** and ' The<’. E society will bu y ■ a tncinl school in Ypsilanti visited her parents pi:rebasing ooate,' Eruefit .Wjjwler U on our nick list went sway, tbe writ.f ha. not b-.m.-l „ (h, . u,nK Krnlay eveMr. aud Mrs.Villard Sawdy Saturday wedding i svitatxs Hsus* Furnisher. WE are cloning out pur Cap line. Une this week. where, so John lamght a lantern and ’ • ■ and Sunday. WOODLAND, MICHIGAN doxeu nuvn's heavy wranitess. *Qn In tac. anything The L. A. S. will meet at .the home with a smile qu his face be started out One <’vnt will L-t la-gcd f<" each letter pure Scotch woo), big bargains t+0v Aleck Lucas who lives in the north ’ 1 . ; « in tb<« hauw uf the pemns, the mtney , em part of the1 state is visiting his of Mrs. Ella Lee on,Thursday af 10 a. on foot. ing in tv b>- used to buy i»rmu inohv Ex* ry­ A few Children** capa all late ' brother Ephraim and family for a few que or more c> stylet, and big valued at.. tUL CARLTON. ! body is atviteij.to come. . Mr. Geo. W. Bucklorough spent 1 days this week on his way to L’ennsylFred Konkle arid family upcmi tJun , vania where he will make an extended Sundiiy with J. St John. We want a few things too- -sin h s* ifonry t» the K.t«t. '■ N1 im Celestin Good is spending her day with bin sister Mr-, W. E. AUgeu. . । visit with relatives. Our price- v reasonable and Apple*. Cabbage. Onion#. Beans. I.ard. Art Ailerding with hia asdsteute In mielcn.: t ,rjpt I* >m v euiploj- Butter; Mr. and Mrs. W illard Bollen visited vacation with her sister MN. Leonard you have the gum.,r-<e th» Potatoes, Poultry, etc: > Rahler of East Woodhind. have jturt finisb*Hl the r« tn<*'l».*liKu •<>! a !1S • Hl viiib.-ilmiag him dal nud in : Woodland friends Saturday and the werh v.»V. be Meli dine. ;iit in ;!uy,11 h largely. U5 -i Well, call N". 11 when yon have Sunday. , .. Mrs. H. Nichols is building an ad­ bam for Dr. Gammon. On Titredny • for the jire • nation or filth -“.I'd- the anything you waul ty sell, and trade at morning he left (or the northern pen’ ’ tNow About Tbose Ira ’Cotton of Kalamazoo was iu ।i ditlon tb her home in East Woodland. hutkimx <‘«kw. oweetineafs aud ;<rtle the insula where he will^hiut deer. ' town Saturday. Mr. Charles Luughtery of Nankin. Lex ns have rhe next t Felt** nud Httbbers, Socks The infant daughter of Mr. and Mr*, offer * bin gt»-»t t» -dish nf George Demaray has moved into the ;] Ohio is -tbe guest of ’ East Woodland Low Price Store, pand Rrrh’.iwA for Men. McNaughton i* quite ill with branchin! i boncj ;»nd milk or of 3*<]Urfi jiarta of order. Ladas house in-the north fist part friends at pn-s/*nt. ‘ j cur»l« h»U'7 and HtiriSml butter. St is f Boy a or Yontjis, I ain, • of town. . . r M»- F. Echardt senior has been t aethma. ■ .- Riv<"i bri<! gris'iu t ‘ yropnrcxl >n HOpply ymt., Will Drake und wife of Lake . C, S ' I'aimerton was at 'Haktiag* ‘p'-’fo HI for a tew day* jm-j. • >f. t.'.T*te .;•••- fitterJ In'! { UNDERWEAR.' ’-spun. Sunday with-hw eister. Mr.i r. I on jbuxinexs Saturday. ‘ ‘ and Mr. v Land* ri. wt;-lv zr.-’ft*. .MN*d<iintl * Md Jwi i KuUSb. T Of tho g- ocl Warm kind ' ¥jie sugar beet crop iu thia viciultj Is , l*e|t visiting East Woodland iri<*t-. ’, . 5fr. and Airs. Wm. Na-h tiaiud • Proprietor. •Turn paei&sl H.Ttil to«iiti^ out well according to the for tome^tirae returned to their i n t:-f and very cheajp. Woodland. Michigan. repiirts of farmers who _are earring Jn til«i week. . their daughter-Birth* wboia nttynding / BLANKETS. d ■them ueir. x lie 4beet ’uvtti,p an? liftre. The are i,uvu piled and The Hallowben party at. I;. - rhrxd in Clarksville. Th* iivvt _.meeting •SHovs. h’-uikU.- ’ n\ ,1 7.''“MH >7 ,h« «MR 01 . Mi-ii the vvasj a jolly -affair. Quite a lutg l.!Ml|<*fi Sfi.* j / Jw«, bla^X owtiere — «Rather Ur them th’“ “d 11 up and draw, them dutnumy wan present ami gam.- ve­ Hety will be held at the home ■•■I Mix. • to the cars. . .. the tinier of the ev-Mimg. They nil Wm. Nash ,in Wednesday Dtr. •% Un If You Don’t See 3 ? tie i~’tb of this m<u.th the ladies will• Bern, to Mr. and Mrs. D. N.Stowell.’ the party a pl<‘-a*airt,time M^rrivd. -m Wwlinp, o:, s»:„rja.. »’ Mix -\-t;for -tniltinx S What you waat, ask forS on Saturday, a daughter. ; i>-< u Liuijne. Of I. ;wvl tM .-j .I:. .; Atnaa Geib. of Cadillac is visiting ' Mi*4 Jessie Kilpatrick of Eu*t Wooiljrit. ritgetit. You know j* i., frit-tide *L/ ’ parwit8 Mr. and Mre. Otis Landon. ; and relatives in Woodland for fond} to Mr. Edd Grant of (’heater. 1 is‘ L HIGHEST PRICES. Eaton Co. Mich. Quite a number of ’ There is some talk of the ludire get- j A .few days this week. trietjdsmid relatives attended ttw re-; »l r’ '■hiritec pie social for; f my prices'are right. / cdption at. the bride's home on Fatur- 1 Thanksgiving. We sec;»nd the motion ! WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. S For butter. eg£s and pro- 7 day evening and left a< a gift a lovely an^ Wieve it will h- very tmcratMfnL 1 J^dude. ? Tfaie pnpite of the fifth, sixth and sideboard as a token of liest wishes Mi. ami Mrs. Elmer E. King have On accouii’.-!>f ill hi^a‘th, the undersigned .will quit farming, wi:; -1 .tt.i dieseventh’ grades enjoyed a Hallowe’en ■ left this vicinity for Bowen Mills; Anctioh, at his farm, pn. Hectlon 20, Baltimore township <»n u . u i' • surprise at tbe home of Greta Smith on 1 and ^congratulation-. d J COATS GROVE GENERAL STORE. > TuwSlay evening.'. Tho evening was ■ Fr|d Eekanll and wife and S. Schuler . ^'here they will make their future 1 as the Horace Hall farm, tmvpn miles smith of Hastings, on visited^n Ionia on Wednesday.* home. Miss Mary Knowles will, ac-' sjient in playing old Itime games, after lbw. Krieger of Elkhardt. lud.- is ;whicn lonW*«y them and expects to served, remain j light refreshments were visiting his former church charge and I w,ult‘ *‘,ne* J,rwill turn hial And all report a good time. farm-into a stock farm. fl Tbs ninth gnule Al(ebr» .reworking ™“>J -- •— WSodtaadfrlond. prCTim WOObLdNb LIVERY ■ I! factorselite 1 I *** ii.- —| i On Saturday evening. Miss Gun­ thiswool week. nison of Lansing will inspect mn NORTH CARLTON. *22 PEEb JT^BLE Commencing at 10:00 o’clock a. m. the following crepe/:. to wit: The .third grade geography class are 'degree team at the grange. Stij>Chirics Helse! is htiskir.g corn fpr When you Want tb do any driv­ making a map of the school room. jpet and a grtuid g<xx1 time is ex-.I ing tn this vicinity,.come and see Alvid Daniels. . Soiio fine ’country *ma|» arc -licing J us. We furnish good rigs and j iwtenl'.oon ’n tho 22ndof month.;; .. j • -; PH-teu the 22nd of this month. Yntger and faaUtj have nwvol 1 Pnmtm., (Irat® w-ll 1,. he),l at drive to ail points- When you J draw* by fourth grade pupils ingeogcuine here let us feed ydurhonu& mother Mm Mary l arger. I place and md tu tu-» candidate* will !«• iniii- i OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS English has Itought the Frank ’ ated. A hwgv crowd is expected nud Tba eighth and tan th graders are 'arm anil moved mi tho huuc. tbe r»-,nin:ttle»- in charge of occomiuoda&-S0HS 4 doing' wortr in pereeutugo this week. R. Aepinwul and N.s Ford papered for tions would lift: trf know all th*^ who i Ite'-'; Earle gave ns a call Monday LIVERT i PEEb JT/1BLE si Mra. Philip it Ragln Friday and Sef..r- could keep a foam or tterfon. Further | aftertiuan. particular* later. WOObLANb, rtlCH. Samp of the High school, boys enjoy >4i Jeaau*Tolles in visiting her iathHighcat precO for poultry at JaujcH'j huso bull so Avell they are playing it Set fz<»vrt double ban • l Northville. T. Riebard’* Carlton hamherr. Hbx all the noon. • Rs.t mate 12 yeatf uid, wejRht 1225 . Two horse Mofila ri- • Ra. Ji. R. 3. . ! r. and Mrs. W Warreu visited the The rejxirt books were given out last Bn.v mare 13 jeara old. weight iyoo new this year snd-Mrik Jami-s BARKY COUNTY MAPS Friday at the close of the second A ive are No. 1. work horses • New GO-spike tooth rlr-r, Friend Sunday. month of school. ?-T----------------------n ’ i.'Y" ‘ ” W 5 years ° Id ‘ mll< Ogburn spring tooth lev r Can be bad at the Woodland The Dorcas Society meats at the D ttrliani <x>w t; 5.P4lrs old. giyj™ New 5-tootb cultivator Postofficc. They give the E Landon one week There is no cough medicine so popu­ home of Mrs. Etta liar rake Jt-r m ’ ?.V-! WS s >' ei E7 <,ld Shin* milk McCormick mower lar as Foley ’ s Honey and Tar. U con ­ earlier Mn so Mrs. McKee from Grand names of every farmer, the tains no opiates or pulsions and never Rapids can give Jersey ton .1 ytars-old. giving milk giv< the ladles n ta'k. All Dean hay loader I'v r 1 l> 4ei.rhs number of acres he owns, fails to cure. For sate by Arthur E. Roan (tow 9 mre oW giving milk i . r |-->w invited Double box New No. 11 all highways. streams, Mulholland. Dttrham cow 10 yP11T8 0|^ r, k ]{ Mm, Mary 1Scthruy from Sebewu vis2 other plows churches, school houses etc. tins m-mtli No tetter bid fir “luck” than hard itod her sister Mrs. Mattie Cheney the 10 tons No. 1 timothy ba; ■ Durham cow 7 years, old, giving milk past week. work. PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS 10 tons mixed clover nnd tie ;-hy bay Hon of the liberal petronDurham bull, yearling \ o stras Mrs. Mary Daniefo visited age accorded me, for a lim18 acres oat straw S . at Woodland Postoffice, I tatlves 2 to 4 months old stilb Feral Sunday. -»tcd tirhe, -with every $2 200 bushels oats 2o tier­ «n trade I am going to sell a - John Velte, Postmaster. “l X’ China Over 2o00 bushels-of ci.ri picture for only 39 ct8 MARTIN CORNERS. a tdm, H " Kh,U^ hOiI' a 275 bushel crates working for Grant Os Halit aboul -, mouths old 200 cords sorted body’ ■ • jpi mipte good df South Hastings. Hat ll?.r,rfwu wagon, new ' nurer' wood, and other ani !■ ‘Mr. and Mrs Albert Al Hilton of Hast­ » ide tire wagon ings called en on Relatives i;eli .it this place ous to mention Bed Blanhei-,. Eic. last Friday. NOTE । "#l “"V,,132 »«“• utlla 20. BalHmore. known is tie E:'-Mrs. Eli Hilton will entertain the aipaoiitm. »3Oo ffft X>g 12 15 for dinHaving removed my Jaw afflee to the city ’of Hastings. stock of Good.1, Gr™, I u ish to thank my many friends in Woodland and vlclmty ure cordially invited to atjlor their liberal patronage aud kindness to me. J am dov . tend. ; occupying the fro nt rooms over the Hastings Banner otlice J There will he a flight cap social at and am now ready to meet my many friends and clients. either In a social or business way at any time. My phone i the Martin school house Friday eveyour money bach ir not number is 152 and auy one not having time to come to ;my jfr j ning Nov. 17. for the benefit-of the SATISFIED । office can consult me over the phone. I library. AU are ard invited : to attend, 3'omy many friends in the south and wect part, of the A uuBther of the th< friends and neigh* county 1 will say that for many years we have not met very iwn on ”*!»■. Ov»figt»noui|t pue-gai -' ! bora oC Mr. and Mrs. : Alonzo Hilton ln cASH often but I now hope to meet you more frequently both in yoiar BUTT Hunt for laxli at sale P ' W 1,1 six per cunt. Two “ . gave them a pleasant pleas; surprise at the home at Lewis Hilton Hi shall always be glad last Friday eve■ ning. A l*tnntiful water set and Very truly. ■ Ited spread ;wxs lefft i a a token of reteeui llCS 11, , Tbe evening woasj [ and coaveriattion. AH Report a very FLYERS FOR NOVEMBER ON A NEW r A C K. ।H '«•<; Anns X X 0. S. ENGLAND, - ^iS.C.Vanlloiiteii AUCTION SA > HEPRT RZKiLfl FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17th. !K < hohashith I 4 « SPECIAL. REMOLD . iw W. E. Allgeo, J! *■ E. Delano, Clerk, �YOU prag#1# pown WILL WANT TO Hastings banner. November 8. 19ns HELP This Social. Wednesday, Nov. Uth. From 5 to 7, Home MUaloh&ry Society, The big social of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of tbeM. E. church will be .held at the church parkin* Wednesday, Nov. 13. from 0 tu 7 u'cluck. All cordially invited. The proceeds from this social are u.«ed largely, and if there is need of it wholly, for the relief of worthy poor in our own'city. Remember the time and place, and help the work along. <il( LAUDS bond of the desert, rile French own and control the place ' and have bnilt bait the town in m^le! JHi style. Elegant large windown i 1 some new buildHaving come into possession of the following property by legal process, I »ill I:: sell “ig* looming up ten i [toriea high and th Ibis, the >aine at public auction, at the farm of Hully Chase, two miles noi'h, Algien was the firj I place where I painful nnd three-quarters of ia mile " east' of*the village of Cloverdale, vixitod a Motejne. [B ekziche/ was all carpeted with rug» and matt J section 9, in Hope..township, on ig. Wo had to put canvas dippers over] ’ur shoes before going in. I shw hi] ndreds of women coming from worship with their face* covered. 1 met a. your ‘g lady clerk, who had been to St. i Ixjuj The bard fruits are said to have in­ « fair, quite an event in her life. jured the telery this year. • After leaving Algie we nkirl the The annual meeting of the Michigan African ahore mid ere j cotamencing at 10:00 a. m. sharp, the following property, to-wit: within two Press Association will lie helil iu Grand milea of Carthage. | rfould ste the. Rapid- February H and jgh. female Regulator steeples of Ttuiis ti our right on onr The furtows which a iwjrtgagt’ way to the ithmd of jMalta. X places on t'he farm hre quite often to We landed nt Valeftr Ita. thsu went by bo fourfd ox much un tho face of the rall to Citte Vecjcbi* the anciouj capfarmer’s wife as out in tho plowed ital of Malta and whiei.., ire ’it is claimed field. St. Paul wr, njjp wrecked. —-«• •••*— The flag Lake Odessa has secured the Luther of England floats over Malta as* their Brown Specialty Co. who will power is anpreml there. Thia h one of fnrture paper boxes in that, town. The the lsert fortified place* in the world. village is to build a plant for the There were eight -man ef war" boats tehnuany and give them a deed of it stationed at different ’ points' as we alter 20 yearn provide ! certain cun- sailed into imrl^r. Malta is nearly 21)0 ditiuns are met. miles North fr<»in the coast of Africa Hastings merchants arc well stocked and CO mile?, 4ouih of Sicily. Tho with fail and winter goods. They sell island i- reallxl a huge ruck 17 mile.at reasonable prices, and n re here to long und K mile-wide.covered with thin make good, Tlwy seek trade on merit, fertile soil destitute of frees but oth­ and deareyu the patronage of the people erwise has a luxuriant vegetation pro­ ducing two and thns crops a year. It uf Htutingd and vicinity. ' ’Iwdng Sunday wj> had the privijege ' hf Edwih I» Smith. «d thia city, ahd attending xervia at St. Johns church Miss Edith Myrtle Weaver were .united ■ wherein you run see loO oftarldr mem­ ii: marriage at-tho home of the-brides’ orials to tin Knjghts of St. John. The parents.%Mr. an J Mrs. Ruf mi Weaver, lowly m^rlfl.' aiid mosaic pavements, ( A novel sight is a funeral process ion. in Ruland. Wruntwlav evening. Atxnit the grand Trescerd walls ami ceilings: -I saw three of them. Tbe laxly lies in 50 friends were present nnd the happy I the magnifi-sut jcarved alta*-. wjth its 1 the coflin exposed to tho public gaze, 1th, prices couple were revipientis of many useful gold mid silver icCTHKirics. altar tails ; l»rnu on the shoulders of the jiall* and valuiibio presenti'l mammoih candle-ticks and hanging | bearers-.mourners follow un hxit. The T he inter not ioiml live stock exposi­ lamp of pure siller and gultl. show the [ wealthy have a hearse and carriages tion to L* held in fki**i>go.is p-Atporu-d amount of wealth lavish.-l upon . it. i the casket lid is carried in front hut All Hums of $5.00 and under ca«h. and until the week of December Hi to ■»:! Beneath the altar can lx« seen the keys i the laxly is exposed just theNiino. Thi* though the inability of the builders ut of Jerusalem.Acre and Rhodes j invnHar custom arose from the fuel that six month’s time will be given ou «good the ww amphitheater to'*secure the .brought.hither iy the knights. In the 'during-the struggle of th«* modern structural steel on time. All events notes at six per cent. Two per cent off ax«*s. clulm and fin* arms usd.’ Gf*ks for, iml.'twr.dt’itre tho Turks $2.20 jiertaining to the exposition will be bailie PER CWT, by the -knight]* hi-their numerous :'found that fire ‘arms unit ammunition 'held "U days'of the u'eek corresponding armory of thi? Liovenicr* isalncv we i were lining smuggled into Greece in ice or 40 to.those arranged the previously ad- saw the uriif.>i. -]4*ar--. swurds. ■ Collins. Highest ce so liattlcs with the infidels, a cannon I Wi. visited art galleries and museunua lbs of Dictator, for one bu. verrised week. ound. sweet H. R. PattengilTi* delinftion of .VM' hundred ytkrs old made out of where we saw the tomb* of. many noted of clean, ■< ­ ' people. While going ' through the milling wheat, ither red -treet rarnivtU- a- fulluw- is worthy uf tarred rupee and covered with leather [ king’s palace one of our party a great I the long a rh’cc in* Webster's unabridged: was a gfeat curi wily, or white. untied * the retreat »t bi*; fat man. seated himself in tbe 'Street fairs are inventions of the trumpet that king s chilr in the audience chamber. 1 Tn the church of devil, promulgated by his allies, the Tthixlv? in 13 ' He sprc.id his legs and hands in a rude ’ mountebanks, gambiers, fakirs and Paul, back of thi* high altar in fresco is 1 way.tied iu a loud voice said "ask what । other disreputables, aided aud alx?tted the ' ‘Shipwreck you want and* it may be granted to by deluded city duds. They take a town's portrait of him in wood and framed in you.* At hearing.his voice the guard : cash and give no valuable, ixpiivaleni. gold the hand made lare uf the Maltese turned and marched him out. Another | they disturb U*-gitimnte trade, corrupt women is handrdlduCn from uho gener­ . got down ou his bands and and the morals deprave the youth, and ation to another* and in cngerly songbt [with His handkerchief wiped where hi* i? <‘gg shaped and rises iHo^feet from ♦ fuf hy tourists It 1 wiw on the island uf $16.00 leave a bad taste in tbe mouth." B3AN, - . i - sat and also where bis feet rested. Our the floor. Malm that Mad1 unr Patti made her Ascend its bread inclined roadway.', ♦ i guide said ihu King, was in the next $18.00 IYHDDLINGS first apiwampre in public. She wits ‘room. Wr siw the I’ripcc riding ou circling around its galleries over which ,! DO NOT EXPERIMENT paid the rnAgnifii *<*nt sum uf five p Hinds b irf/lwirk with his i*etir.n * of servanie thousand* have tramped for centuries ..-4 prehen I the 4 I iMhinti him One could study • Athens ami yon will then on j oursvH If you have « : and its hirtac.v fur years bm after Jhrce grandeur "f this grc.V eBfl:» 4hit We Wirt pi., ., —Our.captain Hud never taken thi-j days stay there we again hauled in tla­ co-its Upwards of ’tkrl.'.w.mo J U'., 'JraH pounds for rensWhen the hour arrives for praye- ' cruise beferv am| was nnxions to Irav-e j' aiicbor uh<1 sailed away. t < v •• ' sound the muzzins call the faithful from < the harbor uf Malta by daylight a- he • 1 *Tu Constantinople Turkey. No boat s swccf.itft Bu .AWheat got us theHrfcus hours ahead ol- ii me ; vonder minaret iu the following lan • IT IS DANGEROUS. For the convenience of those tvfio wish to order all of thru papers, at ! can go ilitough tbe Dardanelle I ;.>•! i- ur>;:it" **1 Lear wiLn^ - one time, all subscriber!- to tho Banner who are paid up to «u*e. can get he insisted v?C iiiu-t lx* on board ut five ■ pa*' i i (wo n. sundown and sunrise, warrant- The dkcaj-L- can there i« no G<xl but Got! Come Every ai be cured..... and^vre make ----------------. . . We;Saile<t two nights and one] the bite uf ancient Tnw and cross the . Hint ' the Banner si..hu.1 ll|C ,|,„n_ | to prayer. Come‘t<» l*rayer< Come to ; lis’action it out buai; ;5, ‘to ewe «. We lave a . ed to ighi follows: m'u uf Marmora ind finally arrive at ; 1 remedy * -. God is great." Then the ' • or'yuuf ru Greece. Hi«h tnountaiiu* anti reeky j Constantinople an ideal >pot as it -i.lvation. back. . । '^iople enter with gieat reverence look- : letlgre wet onr piew. Some looked j stand* t th.; gateway Ix tween the 11 05» and Detroit Daily Free Free* Banner Slottsh they wti- »■'<>» copped, "nr Bladt and Myiiiterranenn fleas, un th. ■ 'ing towards Mecca They l«nd their captain Mid lie did not know nhrtber , lair.ks •>! the Bo-ph-iru’ separating th. i■b 05* 1 xliesin praver. then kneel and finally ■ and yetroit Daily Journal Banner themselves upon the carpated it was mli. eno*. ..or sand. Tbe on- , ■bur.* of Asia and Europe at this I; prostate I OS* that we guarartee will remove the poison- 1 Banner and Grand Rapids Herald This is re|s-iO*4 five times a wa« eppmded to. He* Mid point. The city lies troth sides ol tbe 1: flour. 1 ous URIC ACID from your system, and gineer day. We drove to tho Hippodrone »o Banner aud Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal .. bring your aches arid pains tea apetiiy ‘•«now.” on JltJ Saint Michael. 'Vol Golden Horn and is divided into three |< end, if you will follow tue plain and landed at Phak-rOn Bay. tlrat took lection*. Stamboul. Galata. nnd Pern ; vividly described by Lew Wallace in [ Banner and Detroit Free Tress Farm and Live stock simple directions. No matter what form lannchee then tmn^t r.edto.-uuall lxmta Ij Stainlxinl is the oldest, part where all Ij 'Ben Hur" Only three columns re- • Journal vour Rheumatism takes, Athlophoros will । main that occupied the middle of the remove it. Muscular Rheumatism. In- before we canid get to ahore where । the Turks live. Galata and Pom are race course... one tho Egyptian granite ; Banner and Michigan Farmer flammatorv Rheumatism, Articular Rheu­ carriage, took O' to tho ancient anil I' largely Eurojwau. matism, Acute nml Chronic attacks all lartteat city -f ireooe. Thi. w onr jI Across the Rusphorris on the Asiatic '•,olielisk of their warrior king. Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean yield to Athlopboro*. Don't be skeptical. . lint right of a caravan ut camel, ugly 1 side ia tbe old city of BcrtUtfi. Tbt‘i|'; It in not safe to go through tbe Banner and New York Tribune Farmer . I Bazan* alone. But if you will go with Try a Ixrtt’e. It has: cured thousands 1 looking tca»l« lof burden. Vet tiny population vf Constantinople isertitna- j me I will take you through milea of , and is tbe best remedy for you. Take •To tnost- living on Rural Routes, only. ( hold tboir beads n> hlfel. and with their !fd LIOO.UOO. Th*? milittry are in, Athlophoros aud get well. ' narrow streets aud Jostle along with | 1 .oft anil steady tread impress you with ' evi<l« verywh.-r*. in front ot public i the crowds who fill them. \,<>u will’ FOR 8AI.K BY AIL IHIVOOISTH. their lofttneto O' monarcta of tin- ' ImiMingsund at their hurra, k with J I Ihj walking aide by side with the These special-rtties are offered m an accommciintiun tv F * n m r i ~ TUB ATHJ,OI‘J!OROS C(>., New Haven. Conn- jmndy desert. ; br-ech loaders in their hamb. E^en ;‘ camels, donkeys and their drivers. rone,. If there is any paper or magazine not on the above 1- • * >• < I ! repairtng,reads! sitting in tho trench-. lib- • -, r ili-slptilie-muR carried a musket I (Ovei I went y years’ experience.) 1 slipping and sliding along through the : we can save you money we will try and do to. Remember the BANNER i < s eating their scanty noonday tncal jy. J. HOLLOWAY. is never sold for less than SI .00 whether in combijnatiun or alone. ' Not l^' than ten thousand .troop* ;, slimy filth, until we enter into little Also'many ehoihordaati nJ.ng their ■ panel*' i nnd lined the street thnt Fn- | All special prices ate made on tbe other papers ip tbe comtei hi *<hi. ‘ ! 'hops and Sion'S'where you will often j docks leiuting their staff,, evety dnv ’ Tl*..* Mobammodan Snndav • when uh <»l,d Turk s.ttir.g uwsdegged. . 4.4A4-S-4-44-A•♦-♦-4- iaAAA-A.AA-4* >4.-4-44 44 4 ♦ SrjH «■*•**»♦♦♦ ■* I llttly “•‘I’e hU.witw rtn-ir horn, to thi Sultan went in :it»te.from his pal- !j duziug away until a ctwoiner wake ! keep their tlM-ks together. W<- rode I acv to the Mus<|ue, whi< h is not far j l him ip tor a deal. * ! direct todhf Abropolis. It is “ ri>ck-' distant. He >« i» fcnr of l?'~ Ij Now w* are at one of the entrances | pialrau of limeiwne the MU on, i of the grand Bazar. And what a rev£ kg ^Assimitca 1m Li' Otm jcople. abloh lUtelAt AdWM »“ ’'mlL ■ Several of our party including «»ur' :I lation it is with iw nnmorous street* I As we. went bp we.stopped to see I captain saw him but I did not. as onrr |* and lanes crbssjmr one another. jilL. the t.-miJo of Theseus, which a-■ rem* ' driver who could nuv SfA-ak n wont of j under cover as it is arched over. A d im , tdtUred tho l«»e prererveu temple 1“ 1 English did not undvJstand the* order ( light pervades the scene, all are lively . Atbcus. n I. nearly- complot. ■ j given to bi«>- and i.ine-i Renkef <fc WallikaRFf are toob us n ’ enough there, crowds of strangely | architecture, the chapel brnng tn good Ithirt..*t» mil- drive around the old costumed people, mum rous veiled. ii"\v in, Pianos, Organs, Furniture Mota of preaervatton. bnt without nay 1 wall, that is mostly in ruins.. Wew<*r. women, with their clilldien attended by ' "n.men’tatlonwMttorer.TbeP.rthen-.nearly frozen as we were not dnr»-d eunuch-, the latter generally negroes, ’ „n th.m lotmwd »P before n>. imllt re fur xneh a Ipng wnd cold drive. Th- or Nubians. What a variety of beauti­ Bic) B C. Tho inaBsivc columns rtuod latitude of Cnnstontinoph* is the wm- ful oriental and European wares. Pet.■••v their large stock; you will find something pretninentiy :tbe a* «-r U M. a* New York. We got back tu our sisn and Smyrna mgs. shawls em- j feet long and W mot wide. Ute rr>«. boat for eight o’clock dinner. We broideries, jewels and ivorioi. prices ! : jnst.fill that vacant spot in your home, 11. tn-arly all P«e- The maaeive sol dhtime r.nlj :v br.-ak .-. found that there had been other* ont fluctuating as the dealer sizes up his . right and they* will use you right. A goo< perimrnt «-n ."r. tv of it. eonstrartion.tl>-> golden yedlow on the same road, and lo>t their customer, and his fat- or lean •pocket i tied it and do it again. 1 ou better try it. woatlwr beaten marble ptllara. , temper too. but found it qaelc* to Ixiok. These Bazars are a city of j reaare ^rea * tl„. grace of its Dorie . scold, as th- driver could not jaw themselves One would think that the । this our driit Greek Temple very mter-। back. The next morning we went to wealth of India and of the world were I W.H.PATTWSon mo NAMES USED WnnOUrWRlHFkCTHSEin. W.n Pa,_tinK, The Turkiidt roldter, tried to ! the great M.^jne uf Saint Sophin. within their portals. , * i I where it is claimed th- ‘ NicrneCr.s-d’’ HAD BLOQDPOISON 12 YEARS The streets are liadly paved and illy 1 retly sucreedrd tn !•«•»» • I was formatted If hat* only four kept in fact the dogs (of which there Tbe New Method TnitUTOt Corel HI-'* which ar plainly yirlM®- Th" Avro: alter Dros«> Mercury. Hot ! are MiiOO in the city) are thn princiOriKtoallv. . all talteiL i. retv-md with, the rntna af;lnlln.r,-re. PIANOS AND ORGANS. . I rlron-b luiilt by .TnMIntan A. D. ISI-. pal'scavengers. No matter where you ’RTm. H. Pattewn. of jiaair.aw Mhi., jcwane other lon!).l-. thU wore ,'lrnt eiinrert-d Into n Miih»mnn-d«n go they are lying about by the dozens THKCE LICEHBEO e"*' ..it., different: gotls. To the right, ' *l.L CALLS »HCTO« *T OHCCM„^„.. at tire tin.- al tb- conqnrel- on the side walks and in the midtiTe of f VrEll ire, hire dare I had'. «rt~. I Wr llftod th.- h- nry cnrtoiu wHm the streets. They are never kicked or p-kttln-om. with to- <a,noire porch of | cover, th. ffoor «■«! ™u-rt«l. one ; molested in>ny way -sleep all day and | ulaa.'iwo won* not In a eat all night. Constantinople is crescent* j fbrrvptlo •imnach. lots! hreaih. Itchy «klo. ♦«. »■ - — Maiden.' Tham etrongand tried doctors. I t-'rew to Shire :h«t Jcokff of < T.«. chrretlan church, elllrer Catliolie or lour month* r»ch Um*. It hs-ipod mo tmporatilr, gracefnl waiilen. taking the place of Prob-stanl. There was no crore, ami shaped and as to Its natural beauty i honim 1 »»’ *» toad «• Flaattj- A Dree tor fr'i (that is of situation) no language can I DTI. Krnarslr * Krenmn. H® mU4 ho had known „ ywmr,.. -pre.. Xttn. sni^rt m th*y mad" * ipcclaity ofthu* dJ»c«*cn and treated .ibm worst cases t»y u... h«O-1 no altar.- no picture, no Lotos' Prayer, surpeks the reality. It is so high, that j drrd tier ourht io ba rapert In aurins tbm. I w*« afraid <f .MvanHlnv d-ciariL biW been taken awaj .»“<* “ no ten Oowmaiwlmt-nts. Tbe walls were it should boast of its cleanliness inbut I took hbt savlce. They arreed to treat me tinder a Ktierantce er ttty ;a>. J f- hair, makes It new aitain, restores the freshness, a™ „ow in the Britreh Mamnub * ££ nakrel and Iwro. witn no acnlptnrod stead-of ite .filth. Its drainage ought ’*■« you r.vcd If your hair is faded ortumtng form ot prophot or a|K>Mlo and no to lie perfect. ' - color. Stops falling heir, CURttfl QVARANTEED OR NO 1*AT. ■ : ■ on thia d‘“JJ* g in tho Battle of nalntioK ol Christ ^r his teaching. Con»uV.At1cn Frro. Bock* Ate. If UMkl* to call, write fcr a Quaettaa Blank It was a beautiful Sunday morning Xbrw^Xhv Tbercthe kwg Part, ol the building wore broughti when we left tho dock and sailed up from all other countries. Eight ot the ! the ‘Bosphorus into the Black Sea. We i,„ ot r-mpart. bniltoeroeniino column, came from the ' were iu hopes to see some of tbe cto, exwndod from tbe Afr’^ tomtile ol Dian* III the Ephreian-. alto Russian fleet but I presume did not go KS SHELBY STREET, DETROIT, MICH., lour marble oillare landed with far enough. We turned and came back. Local News, re iting 'riming nicaiy >od pto_ • bAN- Dictate' AT’Ny nything iting in ible end •tew that done. f»r down below iu. x„, thi, Um.,|e j, ^'•rcbolHadrUn Tb“ ll"> sudinm »th its tiers uf marble seats will ac­ commodate 90,000 people. What master minds Athens has producetl; ftophoclei. Peririea, Herodotus. ■ rat<’** Xenophon. Phidias.Themialodes. How art and cultuie flourished' W bat splendor existed. Athena became the mother of great men in poetry, philosophy and fine art*. Beyond the valley is the hill on which gathered the aawtemblien of tbe nation to be addrvaeed by Demosthenes and other Orators In cumifag down from the Acropolis we turn to the right and are at Mars Hill where the * Apmtle PauB' addressed the Athenians. There are steiw cut in the solid rock bv which we ascend Cisterns and wat* channels in othpr placet. As we go farther down part its sloping sides Wu see tho famous theatre of Bacchus. Then w.* notice doorways eovered with iron bars that lead into ruck cut chambers, and are informed that* this was where Socrates was imprisoned for nine years. There was an opening at the top. no windows, but a hole large enough to admit his body from the prialm into bis 1mm! chamber, .that I should think was eight feet square. Athens of today is a very mudern city* nearly all bnidlings are obmarble, tho quarries ate only a few miles away. All over the city yon will we the Greek priests with long hair and beards in black gowns and cylinder hats. Likewise the ‘.Greek soldiers in their picturesque nnifdrms many in white kilts coming to their knees. > Not like the Scotch Highlanders with their.Iiare.limls. as they wear close fit- i ting tights with oratnental Jackets ami ; on thutr feet a sort <>f a turkish slip- i per ornamented with a red pufnpeu at I Monday, November 13, Bay horse 9 years old, weight 1000 Jbay mare ;U years old, weight 1000 Good cow giving milk, due in March 30 chickens Lumber wagon Single buggy Double buggy Single harness Double harness McCormick mower Royce reaper Bissell plow 2-horse wheel cultivator South Bend plow Spring tooth harrow Road cart Grind stone Pair bob sleighs 3 tons hay 5 acres com stalks 150 baskets com, and other articles too numerous to mention. lour JAS. M, BAUER. Auctioneer Wheat Rheumatism Mh-lo-pho-ros LE BETTER THAN SEEMS NECESSARY DrsKENNEDY&KERGAN 1 CaaUDMftd on PM® ten. �-5-^—— REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT WINS A TRIP TilROU(iH fOREIGN TANOS Local News. Don’t send your »on to college unless he is tbiu skulled enough to learn some­ MARTIN CORNERS. thing or thick ekulhsi enough for Coattouen ft etn pagr Din* Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman End­ i foot-ball. ’ CoaUoued from pu«* our All along on both sides of tt^Bosphorns 1 Tbe Michigan Stale Sunday School sley Oct. 29/h, a Son. Association will hold its 15th annual Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown spent were the Iwautifnl summer hoolrv of Just teevived a new line The army and navy were miserably ' the Turkish officials and the wealthy convention in Traverse City, Notem Sunday with Miss Juns Perry of South of Cun-et-, something pleas equipped and mure miserably cointuand- ‘ claMes. It was a charming trip, one 1 her Htb, 15th aud Ifltli. lug In n straight front, Hastings. ed. Autocracy had failed when put to French Flex I bona, with The Martin Corners and Coats Grove will never forget No more pictnnwqoe Local merchants never had a better the test. The Russian soldier did not medium dip bin, a bargain wvne of land, mountains, water and love a government which did not show |fall trade and worK is plenty for all I L. T. L. 's will hold a joint meeting color colild be found anywhere. This for 81 (X). These corsets are HjanofacturHl by tbe any for him. ’who desire it. That is a pretty good at John Mead'b Friday. Nov. 3rd. All sail afforded us tne finest view uf tbe I Coronet C»r-et Co., of New ■ that the financial condition are invited to attend. The result has been seething ditcon- faidicadon I . city glistening in tbe bright minshine. ' York, and their merit is un tent in Russia, and earnest and stren- ।of the country is satisfactory. Curds "are out announcing the mar­ with its numerous domes, graceful | quratiunable. Ask to see nous demand for^a chance to show that A country town is a wonderful con- riage of Wish Mary Firster and Mr. , minarets, quaint liuildings and Ntatoly I tbe *0 cen t ones. the Slav race could do and be some­ sentence to the residents of the country. Alick J. Bolter, to take place at the I white jtabwes The finest of them all I thing worth while. Given tbe right The better the town the more valuable home of the bride’s parente, Wednes­ — the palace of the Sultan down by the | fonn of government, a free press, free is the farming land near it. Lt should day. Nov. «th. water's edge. Roberta collage on one j , New line of outings Just In J 8]>ecch and the elemental right* of hb- be the aim of every owner of land near The 8. 8. convention at the church j uf the highest points ha* liern eetabFine bargains at 8c. 9c, and 10c < erty. and no man can deny the ability town to help the place by giving it his last week was well,attended consider­ linked then- over thirty yearn. We J per yard. of the Slav, who is patient and strong support, for by ro doing he assists him- ing that everyone was so busy. ' The were saluted by thrtn as we sailed by. I aelf and his neighbor and bis state. -------------- :---------------------- |l to a degree. following officers were elected f or the ! White cloths were waved from every I । Last week tbe agitation culminated Ex State Food Uommlsaioner W.B. ensuing yuan Pres. W. H. Joslin, • window and door and grassy ledge | i in tbe granting of n constitution to | Snow, who ________ since his____________ retirement from j Vice ureH Miss L. Adda NichoL*' Sec. I tint tbe students could stand on. We ! J tbe Ruwian people by the Czar, which , pLjjt|’Wf has l-een engaged in farming Bernard Black; Tress. Fred Wotring: i hud a liand of eleven piece* that was 1 < give® them a popular aseembly ejected hJb BUCtJ6krB| acres in Climax town Itev Hamp was elected delegate to at­ j with us all the time. They played tbe : Phone 292. « . by the people, and guarantees freedom . g^Jp Kalamazoo County, ha* scored tend .the btate convention at Traverse | "Star Spangled Banner and America" | of speech aud of the press and <>f action. a success this season. Last spring he It was very touching as it no doubt, “ j within proper bounds, lo all his | acres to potatoes, with a City-, made those people think of their home j P I subjects resulting crop.of 0.500 bushels or KO and friends in America. Tbe Qolden ! NORTHEAST RUTLAND. I I Thus doea representative government bushe|s per acre. H*. has closed out Lust week C. A. Brown had tbe mis­ Horn is crowded with ship*. The flags ' win tbe last power in Europe worthy th® i hfc! cn>p at M ceuU 1>er bushel fortune to have a yearling .killed by of all nations can l*> seen on the j Jln.n.0. Tbe next «ep will be <be ncfolda„„ wllh. ^lio„ ,e,eu the Michigan Central while driving numerous shippings in this port, save i Don't be FO'ilcd by Agents. ot repebloan go.crn- , (we|Te of lb), wfc his cattle acroes the .track. • and excepfAmerica’s Stars and Stripes. | Now is the time to place your •, mentn in mana, many rtf of theaan them, Knallr finally in Mil. all. of -1905 approved and. passed. _with order tor an enlarged picture for George Marble ,and ...John Smith • . think , „ f;. We sailed along and got through tbe For little Switzerland, — the ------oldest. — the immediate effect March ninth, all .. the holidays, yuu run no chance /; i»«» sun _duwa. Al seven j they are the whole thing now.' And all Dardanelles before & uf losing your money or choice , freest and best government tn Europe. persons selling milk must obtain a li­ on account of two little tons. ! the next morning we were at Smyrna Koto-»r yuur-eif orrfnend. We ’ |[ is teaching liberty ' - -- and - yetsilently ve a tine tin** ot samples that (> '' effectively: and the giant Republic of cense of the dairy and food commission Mrs. Harry Waters entertained the where we spent the day. This city is | will convince you that we can \ 1 the western world is blazing the way er,the fee being one dollar. The license Ladies Aid from State Road. A good similar in every way to Constantinople j tb. rerewm word 1< bluing lireaniiu ior lo JulJ get jud what you want and at dinner and a good time were enjoyed Ik Its Bazars—its street* and ita filth, j the right price. Remember we ' (or th. onw.nl .nd nt~.nl m.rrh 1 »t of ta0h . year and must be in the It rained just enough to l>e disagreeable have all the old negatives that . of the. human race. name of the person who sells tbe milk. by all present. f to go about I bought some la*ad> and j have been made in Nashville for No license may be sold, assigned or the past 25 sears, and can make * '..aw^-a few.other trinkets and np the ' YANKEE SPRINGS. . walked you an enlarged 1 picture from '*—--------------' c .» n..i.,„. rn f |ln fir,! I Sheridan Le Fann once asked an (fatulened. Thow? who fail to take Mrs. Herny Page of Rutland and • hi It to the tomb of Polycarp tile first these. . <' • I Irishman what was tbe English of out a license are guilty of a miademean , Mrs. Claude Johnson of Hustings called j Christian Bishop who was .martyred' or anu and OUUjrv, subject M. to a MUV fine »»• uf 85 aw. nor -----more | I “Carrigtuohil." , Ul on Mm Anna Rnyrnond Monday. | 169 A. D. Several of our irassrngvn* j “I never hoard any English or Irish g2."» and costs of prosecution or Mn. Allwrl Chaney h»« l.rn very | Inlfled here u. gw to Epbe»ne. .->l mll.v j name qpoh It, only 'Carrlgtiwhll', iiapritonment for a period of thirty HL I by train- They came bock the same | Phone 140 Nashville, Mich. alone.- ... tb. replr ' daj. or both. Th. Yake.>|..e.> M-I... I <■!.—th.‘ hr., w. ,.«l through tl..____________■ 6> “I know.' »ai<l I^e Fanu. "It has no* week Friday. * ('r,<k ‘ri'-‘l- l Ht<>. p**«og Khudee [ . other name, but X want to know th«> , ‘ , i and Cvpru-. and reached Crofa and m”nx ^ry»Tr^,.- be repueo. i . ‘rT"” Mt. Carmel at boon next da,. Sraral |A. O O a. vlmtotl the I., al o,r ,.nv |ri, r.. I mt, •CarrlatuobU' nlone.’ 4 „„ ,h, jH.tnnhpn.ght . Ji, «1 Smnaria A. w. Hand out «‘ i . ‘JTT. ” “"-V Tb- j obb. Uke three par. to Wm and Allard Clwnry t,/ Chebo,. (t„m j„ c„rnlr| bu, , .I.UM le- kan. - bm wont <lo- tonbll fuU). au[1 ,llp|1 U|p gab county were nailed to the hetUidr : Llon nKlv M .pnug-MI ita eery ' X . - i . t I «« ls distinctly less-brilliant thnn.ly <d their ^>olb-r laet week. They re- , hlgbM |omt ie n monaeterv. beyond • Welb now. ,<™r honor, t. wbnt I lbp Wnl, |totl, |h, . ,bi. u ,b„,.„ you the rave where Elijah, ’ -nn , .ell .roll wli. It . ™l e.1 < atria- f ,hr re. turned ... mo Monday. tuobll. ...... .. It . biwau.. Mr < ..ppu,_ When M,„w„t ,b. bl,< ' Carl Potter w^s made h Gleaner bat- : was (cd by the ruVrpa. From here we j Ker lira below tbeee I.. Barrp ■ court pr( . tCT , , o bm ,. bt .„ <bu ,„. r j urdsy night. . coultKjJ - Mt. Hi-bron coven-.l withy Hanner Advu always pay ----■ snow—and imbedded Letween twu I’cutp 1 being caught it drop* on to It* >iIh!u • Lies nnd with the help oF thy whig* . Opjioiiitr Mt. Carmt-l is Acre. | QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. , .hill*. . . gll.MKndett r.t a pace too great to be over­ Mr*. Kay Gould received the -ad where Nai«lmn met hi* brat defeat, taken by » man walking They seem stayed k here ut n night fo j new* <.f the death of her ituuiuu c-ouain vi«» Oren .......... -r” until eleven ttt “hl *° ■ 11* 1 un'’1rr toe inovcmi-iitH of th • gre;>i i. lie ... came tu ‘ ■’ to’get into JuppaJu the morning s ice [field* and use them tn help their I Campbell, of Washington. the distance is not great. I adgratiuu- to the pack Ice hr the nort><. his death by drowning in u river. He i >'uu f*L«. ;; 1 have, now taken you acrons the IU They ttjke trouble to collect Atone.*. ■ was brought home by bis father. Tbe wa to Joppa the.entrance or key to | i which they delight tn ateal from on. 1, funeral wh* held at bin old home He I« ' another's plica, for odati*. ---- '' Palentinr.-ThUNtr of you who are weary ! i leavea two nistera and a father tu mourn Ui I Many of the way s of Hie p.-in*uhi> 1 | of travel and would like tn-leave the I “ ' are suggespve of prenervMl lUAtinvt*. j his lu*» I ]>arty hen-, can now have a chance lo ’ llie|r 5ittltn<le when sleeping Is uin.1- I Will Weals; and rfliy Gould were al i । do so. As tu others who' would like ; eknl'.nu that of birds with fully «|(<vei i Bellevue, Saturday. ‘ to continue with m»- through Jem-. FT Garland Stoves and Ranges are acknowledged fe opwi.Wjnpb But tii<- periKuln ha* to j . Bertha Ruse of Batik- Creek is | selftu,. Egy]>t and other jiltti-i-s on my I be <iontrnt with reaching the shelter IU ' ............ ... ...• as the World's Best. j way home I should be glm! uf lliejr.| Ui 1 of his wing with no mere than tin- t'p i visiting her aunt and untie !F 771 .if hfe IMnk. j Rny Gould'and wife and. daughter t company They combine elegant iiuiuh, durability, and Clara, called on Oliver Gould and ' ’ convenience, with ecouonjy of fuel, and In spile family Sunday evening . of all competition hold their station far In ad !F S 1‘rrwonnl Application. | TF I At'.ieypjre. the pleiwmnt, henlthy cap­ iance of all others. We take pleasure In calling : ' ’Ixt- Gould and family and Cassius j . IVhvU onr uf the Isrgv l*rm'factuns of ] IU ’ Itsl of one of the most pruH;M-fuita in attention of our readers to their merit. Harvahl college library warf a business ; . Guul l and wife vi*|te<l at Thomas ( • Garland” ."tores and Ranges, awarded the first ! depeudent states of Itajputnna, India, FT man-!i> Lawrence a customer of his J prize Paris Universal Exposit fon, I'.MX), over all ID'-1« tlw* famous Jautra or oWnutory.’ | Gould'*. Sunday the world: ’»l*o at Pan American Exposition, Ut , the lirgi-vt uf the file built by the wl- ' i Ibos Effner wa-around visiting <‘ld ; firm e<.«nracted a debt which ran alaag ; for a year or mure without any signa i Buffalo, llxil. TF 77 . t-bruD-d royal rOrironumer. .ley the । friends, Sunday. of B-ttleincut. • Several letter*, says ; Hi founder of Jeypore. who .anj-eveib-d the | John Herrington and Alma Weeks the Btaton Herald, fulled to brifta, ffi i raja« of AiulH*r In H.HL3. Call and See Them at !F ..^.i Floyd r-i j u ,ei andj nmiiwnnuic «--jha Hamiis Rcatha Andrews ! about Hqnklatlon. JJJ i Cbqkeu by Muhammad Shalt to re I■ and iuu N«v.. 1 One dny, while glancing over th- rw . »*rt|- Ui j form the calendar, bln nKtrynomlcal . attended the exhibition at Di-t I llgtous notices In n local paptT, Bar • I observation* were furmul.itci hi tu- 1 in Kalamo. ' vard'a Iwnefnctor saw somethlug whlrit I ... r.inix. • - -re —-re-re re. ---- — - rnon«o3. Ill bles which Ciirrecied those of b- la ,7 .............. - • .Mrs. Chloe Egndr visitixl tier mitt her ! gave Mtn an Inspiration. and he wen: Monday. to his desk and wrote the following ttlhu M«°n>. rjkin »n.i note to tbe debtor: Jeypoht , . RUTLAND CENTER. It la u<it under cover, but ta’nu open ' courtyard, full of curious and fnntas- . Parker Envoy anti sun Roy . are entic In.ttrumcnta Invented nnd designed I joying » hunting trip to the I’pper Fridaj evening before tbe Y M. C. A. os by him. They have been 'allows! to i Peninsula. • **Tb« ritriner'a Balanced Account." T in- ' do*’’ > uyrs. as yet unb«'.an|ee and trust [ to mrt -t rt-txlr. n»l utttnj ot Utom , , Subd rec tow quite useless. It ladng, imp*,*’ that 1 rrjay have the pleasure nf attend- > lag your lecture. Youre truly. ---- . I •ffile even to gu«*< utiat purpo-- they ■ “l ( A- • ’’'rtond s. A check came by the next mail I served:In tbe wonderfully nceurntr cal- . Mt*. John Belsutt and Mrs. Peter cotel1.'Uis nnd observations of their In- Vanderbrook had iT'hrth- fright last reirtor] but the dial.. gnomons, quad- i Sattffday: As they Martetl tu th.- । -............. 1 i ........ ..r'.=±: 'j rants. He., still rvmHin Inter- ! churci: their horse liecame frigheued ! Sotne'ohe has said that we Dud what .. remain of great inter-. We handle the best grades of coal oh the market^- ‘jrwt tn nstronomenL —Scientific Amer' at a pet lamb and ran. thiowing l>otb we nr* looking for In ibis world. If j Order from in- aud you are sure to be satisfied. Phone J lean. ' Jut. Tbe horse then ran on lo the that is true,, aud It is true In u cer- j, tnln meeanr**. how very much lietter j 194 and we (nil give your order jprompf attention. j church, but fortunately ho one was aud more wholesome to be looking for । ___ ____ See us before buying Contentment 1» the n-al ellxtr of life. > hurt ' • kindness father than slights, for bapIt» Is die real fountain from which tm SI.A. . portune ornuiniy favored tbe Sun­ plness rather than luisery. for tbe I LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, fi-»w to<* wntent of perennial youth. day school workers Saturday. On “ one j flowers uf Ute rather than its thorns Souietimre it costa an effort, a tn-men| ; '• ----. -------: T” *' v C C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT. dous effbrt. to say It b. all right, but ]tb« f*lrvat f°r weeks about 75 says Woman's Life. Even when these-’ the tuna or woman who enu say It Is I gathered ut the Rutland (tenter church tilings secin Impossible you may think -• HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. them ho. and by the jwiwer of your 11- I much better off for thus looking st : tu attend tbe second minting uf the tbe sunny sl«le of the world than the i township Sunday School convention, luslons make them come (rue ' llluslou < aud disillusion are to the mind wbat i perron wlm harbors a grievance against • Dinner was served at the church. A <11 ’.Ik. throng U.1- . w„ ont ,ni] „ rose colored und blue spovtaclea,are .to I Worfcl burdened with the somber ' _ ,, . tho eye*—illusion the roije,' disillusion j tbougbiH Ot bl, tUuppobumonta. Th. I ■W>’d “ “■»«- Tbv pre.ld«nt the blue. It may seem a sort of child'* dlrem.lit.I~l preb.p. n„.-r .top to ! "" '» >«' Mr. X piny to hold so fast to that which may be mythical, but anything is worth think haw much worse off they could | “Und the office very cajathly. GENERAL be; that; no nfatter how few their j Sunday School is closed for the year, while which makes for happiness and peace. AUCTIONEER. pleasures, there nrv those !u tbe world ; ■ Guy Havens and wife of the city who haw fewer or none at all; that, Years of experienoe Lave taught me how to conduct given health and strength ami tbe full tqtent Sunday at P. M. Blake’s. boIm succeraftdly, many of my sales ruunibg bun When tbe English government de­ poKS'-Msion of the senses, they nre ad Easy-going men usually go the nounced John Paul Jones us a pirate, dreds or dollars ahead of expectations. Farm vantaged. and birased In the rtute of wrong way. aud Stock salen a specialty, aud satisfaction guar the American naval hero neatly coun existence. anteed. Dates can be made by calling at or by . teeed. He r-plled that he hnd looked phoning to the BANNER office, Hastings, Mich. / PLENTY OF PROOF In tbe dictionary and found a pirate The expression “the tempering of defined as “an enemy ot mankind.” W. H. COUCH, Residence Sec. 31, Carlton. copper" arises from n thirteenth cen­ From People You Know..From and. “as England was then at war with tury misunderstanding uf the Greek the whole of America, the greater par* Cltixans Phone 181-3 Rings. P.O. Address, Hastings, R.F.D. 9. Hastings Citizens. word bapb»-—a won! used tq- the of Europe end much ot Asia, not t Greco-Egyptian alchemlstic writers •( speak of a bit of A$*ica. she In point The greatest skeptic can hardly fai I the thin! i-eutury. Berthelot, the emi­ be convinced in tho face of evidence i of fact came h» near being the enemy nent sutlierlty on alchemy. has shown tu like thia It is impossible to produce' of mankind ns could well be conceived that this word tuny mean tempering, better proof of merit than the testi­ and that England was therefore tbe coloring laf cloth, gins* and metalsi. mony of rcHidontsof Hastinga, of people pirate and not Paul Jones." THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEER. the coloring materials or the coloring who can be seen at any time. Read Has had 25 years of actual experience. Farm and bath. Egyptian alchemy was busied the following case of it: Stock Sales a specialty. Salfefaction guaranteed In ‘ Geo. Supplee, of Apple Street, says. orlgiimUy in <iroducl:ig brilliant Thackeray once saw Nnpoleou on the every respect Dates can be mad't by calling at the bronzes via »i»pimt and the copper al­ ■‘For eight or nine years I wa» troubled Island of Rt. Helena. Tbe novelist—be BANNER office,or with me. loys. ami ibis expression “tbe temper­ with kidney complaint, causing pain was boru In Calcutta In 1811—was on low down low acroee my lu*ck. Il came ing of dopiier" means, und always lias and went at first, but for tbe last eigh­ bls way to England os a child. ‘:Our JAS. M. BAUER, Hastings, Mich. meant, bronzing copper so that it may teen montha it stuck t(f me closer than ship touched at an Island where my simulate silver or gold.-Arthur Jones a brother. The kidney secretions were black servant took me for u long walk Citizens Phone 89._________ 529 Michigan Ave. Hopkins in New York Times.too frequent and at times highly over rocks and bills until we saw a colored. I triad different remedies but seemed to do me much good. One man wulklng in a garden. Hist Is be.' “Generally debilitated for years. none I saw Doan's Kidney Pills adver­ said the black man, 'that la Bonaparte. Had sick headaches, lacked ambition, day tised and thinking they might help me He eate three sheep every day and all was worn-out and all run-down. Bur­ procured a*box at A E. Mulholland's, tho little children he can lay bands THE AUCTIONEER, DELTON, MICH. dock Blood Bitters made a well successor to W. H. Goodyear's, drug woman.Mrs. Cl>a«. Freitoy. Moo­ store. This I will cheerfully say, they on" Tltat black serving man was not the only person of the time to believe 1 bare had years of experience in all kinds of sales sup. Conn. did me more good than any remedy I ■he story which ho toM -Farm. Stock, General Merchandise, anything you 1 ever took." want SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. (Jail at A dreamy religion never disturbs I For sale by all dealers. Prioe 50 nay hotel, Dalton, write or phone m<, or arrange date, with the BANK EH office Hastings, Mich. x cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, tbe devil. ________________ V- tar> I"... Borrow : Now Ybrk, sole agents ft r the United " to dig up another's happiueea. Maybe you sever have traded at I States. CONRAD, Delton, Mioh. । Remember tbe name—Doan's—aud LADIES ATTENTION. I AUCTIONS W. H. FAIRCHILDJ ENLARGED PICTURES. C, M. EARLY, Don’t Decide #A Cheap ,s ALWAYS DEAR AT ANY PRICE I Imitation I iU - The'season of miction Hiles is . aud diiEfe , the next eight months a great mans, thou-nh ^ . f<|oijfr worth of Tarin property will be sold otl.lh -aSj. Barry county. • The prices at all tliew sales will ■ । . ndi,,lt, cin-unistances and conditions, but luoo < . ontb, tion of ADVERTISING. A sale in-ni’iw,,.•n-,.rtiKj never produces the best results; a >.il. ..|i will always succeed, unless tin- k.. ' '■'■ ditte. people cannot attend. IN FORMER DAYS. When there was no newspaper to row•: • fi’-id.it was necessary to use the Auction. Bib. B■ ' tli'w daj-g have gone by and, like the cradle -and • arelfAfflC N I’M BEILS. In several counties in’th -’’ -'.ute therepi one each county that rea« ! prat tn allv ------newspaper'in ._r . lies ail the people. In-thr>ecounties ik <t< r i lip. ton and Gratiot.jHuch a thin£r as an a'<aji:.n bill,, the sok means of advertising an aueth.ii sir*', it i? a nvst miheard of. In each of the-e eoniities it one <— paper whitfc eoveni the county, and is used to’advert ' - < anctioniialra Barrv county is the fourth to tall in Ii • I HE HA.y N Ell COVERS THE HELP hr... i। \ ts -lu.in each week, equivalent to.-.’O.tXst read. i - aud thorough*. covers every township in.t he county * ; rintrr cap print auction t ills al a fair profit, bu \ ‘ with a wide and thorough circuiatio;; siteles'-fullt advertise an auction sale in its yolnnii. THE BILL vs. THE SANNER. B3E3E2E3E2E3E*3F3E3E3E3F3E3 THE BILL reachee only a few hundred, THI thousands uf people. THE BILL can cover only a Limited eectiun. I til' BansCr'o., tbe entire’county wlth'^qaal thoroughucss. THE JJILL is seen by lhe people <»uiy when th-; THE BANNER reachrw tbe j»eoplc in Ihrir home' ’ THE BILL, is nut rdad in .busy times or in i : : people stay at home. THE BANNER goes when-THE BILL nmkrt the busy man ■■tou when hr rr. and pouibly get out bls epeciaclet. THE BANNER finds !.■ ;«• is ttleham reading his paper in a ownfortabh- chai:. THE BILL must be tacked up aud distributee, a dtiy v • ->f 'von for a man with a rig. THE BANNER distribute- . . so • ithijmiTrfy house without trouble or extra coat. THE BILL is turn down by wind and rain. is sot affected by tbe elements and is read under ill clrcutt GOAL. Is It Any Wonder That Barn County Farmers Are Rapidly Abandoning the Auction Bills jn Favor of THI: BANNER? Ul UL m Weissert Bros re"F! M. MATTHEWS ®. CO. W. H. COUCH, JAS. M. BAUER, E. R. CON RAD,“ The BANNER has already advertis» numb?i uf Auction yalw, all of which have her” • mv W. M. Titmarwh, living, north of NiA-ho liad'^sale Oct. 10th. his auction sale advert: t appeariagin the BANNER of Oct. 5th. Here is wha i Titwawl has to say:— ’ Hastings BANNER, 1 Lasting!. Mich., G«ntlemen>— Hasting* ■t. U'tb. Il**- I wish to most emphatically endorse the BAN N ■ " as* an Anction Sale advertising medium. In fact 1 cannot say t . m .; Nashville 1 bad an Auction Sale at my farm 2L: miles u on Oct,_■linh, had Sale aavvruseuf advertisetu,uw» 1905. *I. naa au Auction >aie ‘I"* wn re.* — .... ■ NKR of Oct. 5th. The day of the tale was very bad nd d>agne»w. and Mid !I expected a • slim sliui attemdsnev. ■tteauBuce. Contrary t« n.y • •*,"> D- croTdnWM re reo fkikWUh, _ Tm?ri r^u P^aent, people com ’ng from'W'it »««■• Battle Creek and all surrounding country. 1 did not think that my sale could posslbl- < ' ,d jn.av, but w almost A2.0U0. vz.uuu. connsiiy drcoii’iuf'd 1 most cordially BANNER, sea medium of Auction Sale adverts - : j I rvalttet* good, many hundred per cent on what it cost me. which Mr1 also desire to express my approval of tbe manue ’ ^auw toe aacUvneer managed thin sai.v war >■ third one he bad managed for me. Yours very truly. .-. W. M l : ■ x k*H- We have every facility for printing audtion hiflA aI^ there is a fair piofit in the- work, but we KJS.O” V121 Xour money will go farther in the form of advertisingThe State Association of Auctioneers unanimously e,*‘ doree it and ^Ibo the leading Auctioneers of Barry CouBty- . REMEMBER that all your goods an1 to K* *oH time, and ti^at on that one day depend- w if ether y° make dr loee perhaps several hundred dodar- A dollars expense is NOTHING compared with havmgpiir sale well adverUee^ Drop us a card and we will send you suine intt resting factp about auction sales and how to prepare for them. The HASTINGS BANNER MICH. �__________ _____________ ______ __________ HASTINGS BANNER. NOVEMBERS. 1W5. ESfERN BARRY uEPARTMENT L’WS Orangc’^Qe, Hope, Praireville and qarry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. I CEDAR CREEK.\ . Mr. Northland spent one' day in Bertie Cred: last week.'• I Mfa. Num* who is very nick i* I slightly improved at thia writing. JTfyoa are pot my regular patron, I kniicit initial order. ------- - i i-­ 1 h*vr s nio Mock of Gro The. school social held al the school ( .1 DELTON. ’ I cedrb <tbd Me*U auu c«u • • CLOVERDALE. . . : house Friday evening wiw a aocoes*' Mi** Bv*ue Faulkner returned from M.«. SHULTZ. ^financially, ’( ’ ruet-ed* >!-• fur benefit ofcfiainly plea** you. both Mr*. Roger*: aud Mr*. Ilyser ot : IxiWrll lant WeduoteHv where aha uas | t’hertvi ■ • *—z*iir viaited (riendh here lw»t week.>t ; Ztm Wallace ot Eavt Hasting* and I of library. in Quality and Price. • 1 been making an extended vbdt with ‘ jAlb.* V. n„.r „(. 4V.:n.,ill.. >t»i, . Armouf PYed Gihtiub and wife and Mr. Hell ' her parent*./ ’ I vi , |thlli fcer (ro „, i nnd wifi-, ako a cuusin of Mrs. Bell i Mra. AbraBam Craven of Shultz, was : all uf Kaiaumzuc. gwwui oiZ_____ in Ikltcnv Saturday. - , . «».-,« ol«•* H.mm A.,lor. b. Delton, Micb. ..... . “"! . div. jiucte^fui term'of school here lust Fri-; . r^rerinx Imm her • and lainily last Sunday. u, Mr*. Wm. Rishri’lger ol Johnatuwn ; Gilman ’ ' , ... • ■ ... *MX.1I, lilDvin. Wm.’Gilk1 His Ncbmftrs with their parents | . has -rojuined hi* fam-: gave liim i visited her jj|rnndiHnghter Mrs. R. S. gave him a very pleasant surprise at I Henry Kcrtmxn and family ataried ily who recently muved here from ’ hi** boardion yiare- on . gnunaity e.ve w Hartter last irwk.' . l’r v of last lingweek, place’on ‘Battle Creek ; Mr. Gilleepie Laving ; nihg and Thursday presented eve-. bit . for New York Is*t Tueaday tv remain __ r________ „iui j. indotiniicly. u, J. Bates In* moUed to Hattie Creek l»ren detained by bin work at th&fkiskc. v *-‘ - ’ • " .: .• --------------aiaue wtuunson W tma pia«* *T* with ajmantifnl toilet-care as a slight Matie Wilkinson of thiaBrMdnrtur place spent I ill and. Mr. V. Loomis has moved into , a<l.,l>«i{b„ r.«.rn«l I™, the houw. Mr*. Stanton will move move in iu-­ । btigthy vinit to friends in Ealgmnzoo. 1 *’>' 'hem. H“ *•*•“ ’ ■ Tuesday night with Feru Brandswtter , ‘lk to the houac lortneriy occupied by Mr. He has l»een engaged tj of Delton aud attended tbe Hallowe'en ' i Howard Mo*her and write Halted the ' teach the winter term.. Lto'ni* ‘ Loomis 1 party given by Miss Laura Horton. Beaders of the Bakner cau secure Barn to Ffed’ VhnLnke and-wife . Vatter's mother Mrs. Gesler Sunday. ' Wm. Chamlerlain. wife and <hngh- ' Ik|t johnH,n family of Prairie■ Mr-v Gesler i» in very poor health. as favorable rlubbiug rates with thia a tv.... u. f i i'pru.ira and Mr. und*-Mm. J. Pitts < vq|c rUdMat Jay Wjlkinson’aSunday. iij i S'»’•. hh _. ‘ Mr* Clara Towuwnd is <lMtte ill paper for any dally or.we< kly paper L«ou Nic-hoi. i» j visited lit Geo. Kenyon's of Ea-t Jfnnl,*. : J. J. LndWick and- family have Wt Grope fix m Friday until Mopday piloid tnotlier PH-. Mr*. Maggii or magazine published io the United ... , fever. :Ill it — .MaggltORANGEVILLE. , tlieir cottage here for the winter Mrs. >! Gregun Rutland visit.*1 ! 11/ ”icb',I* ot KNanuuw, i. States or Canada as. ran I* procur­ ..J ... ires art* oi visiting him. 1 Cloverdale i* geltiag to Ixj quite a I her jUrighter Mr-. J. Weyerman Sna- ! Flortr.cf ahd Edna lv<* ed by any otter ’paper »n this, ! mnrkot l »r wheat.’ nppfo» mid potatoe- '•diy '>nd, Monday. Her two little ■ rebicire* in this vicinity. wap Ill section of Nh-Ligu. j granddaughters . aec.itnp inied • her to-I The danr • at Orangevtih tngeville last Frij |*bef liime day bight wkm well intended w• •*:cendr<i then beCRES8EY. ’* P«'.It llunv, r ^utween 5t’'and W» relative* and' «ii y«v La.(fang! Roy Brown and living Batlv » t.' Hltl* of Nr ai-l Mn*.' Wm Ira Towtaatnd i»« hi.me again after attcndyi; * ■ • W ' M*.. and Mi VuiCk of.Banibdd tbfir |»,, l,vrt u.‘‘ spending,P’v summer tsru in Wisconsin <n 'oilrrb,neteby-gi’rii. i’r«t by in ordnr of U/ led >ui .Wil’. M •dllng whip*. velc i ’ /hite their •kith wedding antnyer► rrvluie- < o..r{ iu* tl*- 'tkiul* ot Hiny, Mr. and Mrs Rav «.« ib rt of Batth >4/ h no th<* ' -th daj < k-ne»r. a .r/n. fonr ’• i'-r dnd son .J’ku! wore -•ecry< Your scribe wry uituch n-gr*2t* : Frank Sph-kta miUi» fi-iu mat’d ii<’ went, «.«ei for «**1Ut’mek cam-H.»tuniay to «■€ their si*• in Hnstnw Mi*ndky. ib n-•« Ling able iu A>'e. lull detail* jof i ’at thi* writing. I Mn. Aft . .......... ....... tiu event at thi.* writing. fpllios will -nt ruin Hi.ii> Mr, and Mr*, Alf Hcrininitt visited The usual dr.iv*- ut hunte.rs trnrn. Kill- ' : 11/ : Mnrculnc Ladir* next ThnrMlny. Henrv Zerbel and Ciuhde Mwher at­ tbe latter as aunt aun in Hickory Corners huiaxoo overrun uH yuf woods aud ; Mi** Flora •!4>yl.«of R . umaa* , tenttyd tbe meeting ot the rural Ictte.r and Sunday - for<*tb« nth day .-t Fevnaiy that Met W rii.-id* Sunday kill^^' everything in carpers ntras’in earft ’ is MtvHM-iation at Hasting* Inst ; Led ut Eugene.Boftoti'*! hurt we *k Mi,. Ehie Beattie i* having a feu »*glrt ar.d mt^iing^ibegiMlve* a nuisance ; Saturday night. W/ o’clock Iwlhe (ore-tinoii of that, liny. ■ Mr*. W. Bl.ifkuuu*. *;;tertanwS the school LuridTlw must of our iarmers pnt up sign* -itale.1, «eto:>M. 13th, A. D.1W3. . . G/ 'dum«** Uns*1!!. |< , ('ll HU , M. .V ICK. $ltK Et'i* Spiller and children of ’ forbiding iheir-tre*s|'a*-»ing, but they • Judge of FrobMe, ll 'jlaM Wednesday! Urbandale. AT, ' Alelutyre and . family ' ' BR0S.I businos in their <p J. SPROUL, CLUBBING RATES EE DEPARTMENT Tliia tin* placi* to nnd bring vonr famous old ndiji.’at'Te and Range- 4» f ft simis. Wo hnvt of* Blaukeu aud FENCE. BROS.,* ’ MICHiOAN. ING ,ents • i.re picture” but an o.i of the .suit—as can , . Jail at our store. ■! either plain blue, rrlxed effects. Every before cutting, anil ; reinforced. Rain or not harm this Suit-a -. ike it tfood as new. i.. a tow i fur 510 to $ 18 ■i Hit® luiurr. 11 h •Com *<a» in Eaiam.. ‘ Mr*. E:ex* Barlierp *Uil tailing.' «' j .'.on Satunln?'. | Mr-. Num Cirtlfctgi o: lint th- <*re«-k >.»«’kn‘.:-.t Hastim “ tne-4*ne*«t , f hi r parent*' ........ Mr. and spent Sunday horn-.' Mr*. X- Flihiir. . Tin.’ Beni’ T. I., tncet* H-urut’l llai^hi i* tmiught to le AVeduWuliv .-Lgbtly improving. • • .Mr*. X. J. Lyon of ilalien camo Biwh'ii Friday ilvenin,, Siimluy t<» hrip care tor l« r niece Mre. Enos <larl*ir. gnv :,H. tte> hi r ■ Vaing Fisher of DelITiehd*. Tue*d iy i. ’Uiun>» Burlier and H. W. re | Iay*.i nil ii a hou:. after Haight but.it . w bjeh .b'fie** ment Mr. ami Mi ». M.-rri* liriiwn w,-.’ in evci-your Report rg a K a iutn ir< ■ • Hjadncsday. ' ■ Jjist year Mr. Exj hilub n*- d Faulkt.horg* Vnb Ta-^el ha* U-cr. Smuki r and Mw >y iU for nri irel; with j neumenia Hiehiami attemiing Dr. tilde miU c phylum* Charira R of Kalama?' vi-ited their *i*U*r Mn. deuton church notes. Enja Barter >:.t: |ay. it* I’aMiir mhC v , i ■ i-a ta Charles Barber ha* romnitaieed grind* ing read iur tl*. season: !-t «jotn6i :h** fnnhly ii DOUDS CORNERS ot ^altiiuure, were called here !a*.t w»uk , il? „ickni>. anJ dtMfth MU' Vraa Smith -'in*- Christa Aldrich and eon -of Grami Rapid* arc sp-iuling several dayi -_y • h-re with her «ist«T Mr* Mnbde Zrr,<l. • Mr. un-| Mrs. Ora Darling have re tur: ijd Tron> Zun .-svilh*. olnn _ A abadow prevails over this entire <■ 'inanunity caused by the ilentil of Mi.“i Vena Smith, which incurred N'.’.t :’■! a! the. home of her parent* Mr. ainl|Mn* AuJo-v.'Smith tifnl .('hristian girl. Il vhuti'h work It She hath m;:v tyell lie said ,t h ‘ l!I'j " hit *he •’ >utd Sin- wa* her Her. ag.‘ jw4.* I- year Time Tables.' C R o. n. R i . Michigan Central, , l,ioyo. WOODBURY IONIA STAGE LINE rm i|di -Mindr.- .at tl u'cloik, was yen l.u. . utjt <ii-i R< 1 ।Hirki The Vaiy wae laid | i isn 'tlMi Cehr Crc*-k remetb r«-*urrectum tnom PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 7 lb’’ city I'riviMt u> K iu:-. oheai ■I M . )U»t E Norm i« bo h’tter al tbii l.aplri «Le did in and & Give me a irlaijiw Saturday and Sunday with Son( H«u>ilnga, M .•»! J.i- Rtsfet-d Hull qient nne'dav laid v. .t-ic vritlrh! r Histe; Mrs. Charkx • ; v.1 PfeMwlfe, M;rt.__ hurts and K>Fi’ Spesial Sale of Rubber, ■ church Mn. id and IU-j Bajt <lar hii ww-k. riBOiM NORTHEAST BARRY. Ra^l> r’t.uny w-atLer tu gather Boye. wii)<W h- fall Frida? in *tbe Bunnell KKNAMVN. Attorney at Lau '-*» er <;>. Uytar i M. IK. Mr. MH. •r’ Rubber 4 ’ "WITH. Attorney at L\w in Cedar (’reck this week. ■ Hastings. Mich. J. Sutherland and . wifi of All IbUMt.es»<iven prompt aud carelui rVMrti. rVvii.wu a specialty. visiting at the luune Mr. ChmMikr lira fed the «, ven* Qxfenl raiast.-rm Sunday t<» •qiend the day i Mrs j’lara Clark this Week. witho.t- ' tdy fi’t ti'i in .KalagnB/dK* Joii}: Willinon .went tu Battle ‘Creek j' ' hut ' • week*c :>nd had a tumor F. Jb. Hammond h«*’ moved oh hie ; bue.day »arm 4 •j «-i —*i»~* — 1.1r* liteh; from hi* -v, slxju’uicr Hv is doing ? ^2, taken >rth i-»r dfinoud. uds ,w bought buunc -Mrd /-su ai ./iuu.. the qual­ ity. We h«v. l.t/hij ^reived on, yf the lar,ee: *Mpineut,Hoi Hater* Botth .. I'nanutn Syrli't;,.-.. -te, hr,ni,hl lulu the countr. Tbe bal aticeot thi, Hee, t^e wUl of y»» a The Hattie* Aid will.’ >*m : ThuraJay ti--« • j«*»bUlhT huii-iiug. A cordial,invifinon it* extended n> youraelf and lady to ’*■ pre*ent. A gibul dinui r i* Uiug jil.uiinbd lur >ur h'Ddfit • The subject fun next Sunday morning v. ill be: •’The Stj eiiig of pl.’-r. " Owing to tLu storm bihluay. ’'Veiling the mihfcct that . was announced for that evening wi'ljbe given next >unday evening, fhowk Keeping in Henven.” Mi. Jotx Viilurtino Mr* Clatk entertained Leland suthuuc thia week Art Owen/bus his new hon*e :i<,irly;; vriant and wife of HendcrshoH .Corncompleted. • "T^ ,i ere Sw day , Qui:e a number from this phi A 2-Qwrt giiamteeS Hat Water tench d M1m» Lula Nobles* s*»ci at ; YANKEE SPRINGS. Jn..t‘ "* Friday night i Cedar jCre»«k ~ ’* ‘ ’ tultl re- | . Bottle or a Addie Norri* ha*i returned | n sneer*** ■ 2-qeart ^iraeteei Fountain from mrevtcu^Ml stay in Jthl* city.. • HINDS’ CORNER. 3jr-< Fox is home from Battle Cn—k. Syringe tw 59 Wfs. Herr Roliimum jot Hatt). , ; PCOUNK. . | Thb speeding a. feu May* .with ’dative*" Henry Page arid family ••r*| romwing S,»ui- from this plow atleli.hll tl• inito >’Ml Raymond'* farm ' and friends in ti e- jilat-... . iinrral of Vena >mith of .Shult: Alfred Binhojif returned •Munday , Karl Buikirk and ' wife 'wen- lie. * *4' nds in I.-ightu^ over Sunmoraiing from an extended visit hi Qie ineetiug at the church'ill u i>- : wvwt. stopping ni Seattle. Portland, day; . . _ All art* invited to h'tne, • Ji^an 7?. i............ « mo :, . V<M>rht ’i« of Grand Rapid*'wan Fradriwo^ and other famous place* t(„llis j Next Sunday S. S. wiil.iie in 31'4 fur**- ; im,.^. » uf DRUGGIST. I iiocn itt h':;}n. . • ’! ' Highest Price. Either Cash or Trade. । piinied her hustmnd i* expedted home .i- Weck ■, . - --------— ! Thi 8 8.* Convention held nf tUff1 after a few day* nMt with frirnd* 1 n-j __________ ■ Plav *aic safe this winter with a chest I ... Rutlnrid was vtryi well i ■‘‘'n'.TE PIKE ANO UR Is entirely Unless. It will f Battle Creek. __ center churvh • ruiy . G. _ hh» wm,*, <h,.m I! ........ »»,„ YJckk, VX.1.1.... 1 ' ■>< -■ rones! 4 taste bottle tor 25 cents. . mid I’iidunk Bunday - arthoofo, and a --- . jrienu* ......... plensaat nnd profitable time w«4 -en­ — | minded Mr and Mrs. Peak ot their GUth joyed. Paper* with diacu^ions follow­ x> I wedding anniversary. A sumptuous | ing were read in the forenoon by . Mra. . dinner was served, old time atories** I Alice Bmith nnd Thomas WeU-j. In er fAPS OF exchanged and gen’-rai goorf time pre- 1 the aftnnioon there was a ipieatioh box vailed. Friend* from Richland, I BARRY COUNTY. and ]>apen< by Misn Floy Er way mid Prairieville and Hat-tings wery among Anson Merrill. The ladies furnished •'■bow ei ry • the guests. A few tokens wen- left > ■rv. C..ituly, an excellent dinner and entei tain.,1 the We Percent on f ii. tr.wn them a* r. remembrance of flu- happy I vifiltor* nicely. • b^tiWayef. Pay O Deposits. I occasion. Th,-bulking machine which has been Mr. and Mrs. Mahldn Bkidmon- CDat George Ran.w>m>Hnd Charlie LdelirS We loan money on [Real Estate PRldE o j tertafaed the E. - A. S. Friday. Prothe i«l*t week it< now at#Jim Lauor good Bankable Paper. We, -Y 50CTS । eeeds X. A W. C.1 T. 1 ’. was organ। tiaughV and-Mr. Kelley’*. loan cur money at heme, and do, rized to muet in connection with the L. buhiuesi, with people we know j ’ Thus Wells is repairing are all right. Wo doja safe, con-1 »A.,S. Iietween 12 ami 15, joining . the । \Vatens’ house. • ' wrvative bui iness and have k > ! white ribbon band The following I Piaster Mr. 'Kelley i* to have hi* house .loney to lloan ( officer* were elected. Rres., .Mr#. Lob | pninte<i. Cox; Oor.-Sec.. Miss Gladys Garrison^ i at reasonable rates. Deeds, i Mrs. Grace Merrill is on the sick j Rbc. Sec. Mint. Gladys Tobia*; Trea-., Hortgages and Legal list al*y James RansomS family. Papers Drawn. । Miss Edith Phillips. HOUVENiP livery to come to Delton and liiH]*ct Miss. Lilli,- Graham* came Ihome Insurance ' Ix)vena Smith, the elder daughter New York Drafts, my stock of Lumber, Lath, Feeri and Sale Stable. Saturday. and Bonds Sold. ShiDglex and bolldlrig materials * i , lot Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith jias*ed of all kindt My stock is large T4mi, DEUT&n. MICH. i i away Friday night after an illness of and complete. Buying for cash DIRECTORS: Notice. Klnu-t .' .. '*■ ,yoo«lrive from I about three week*, of typhoid pneuand with light operating expenses A. A. ALDRICH. President. D I1 monia. Service* were held at the Evan-, enables me to quote J. G. HUGHES. V. President. Hereafter on all the checks of the P J- HOUVENIR gelical churvh in Shultz! Rev. Willetts E. S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. VERY.ATTRACTIVE PRICES. Union Bank <if Richland., there will DR. McLEAY. Tif the /Hind's Comers circuit officistbe changes of 10 cents per f !(«• or You esn’t make money any easier WILLIAM J-LLIOTT. । big. Tbe many benutiful flowers aud fraction, thereof if cashed at the Del­ than by cowing to gee me. L. P. terPenning. harter ' wreaths were a public expression of the ton State Bank. JAMES COLUNS. I esteem and love in which ahe was held ExraS. MorehooM*. \ ; Full line of .Orton 1’aluU-Uw tod SURGEON. . I by all that knew her. The bereaved Cashier.. beet on the market. Call and ' 1,11-a. m., i io j p.tn„ j parents have the ainoere sympathy of uu -nded. T„u Farimr*. mechanic*, railroaders. 1 h f< bit ! the whok communityPeople who think twiw Jaborer* .roly ou Dr. Tlrnmaa Eclec­ neaklnr soon «et out of W hann ,MUu, tic Oik Tnk>* the ating out of cuts, of ’.alking. biirna or braises at omx. Pain cannot Mt»n. : Michigan. stay where it is used. ‘ BAWI Delton Slate Bank R;s- , Build. IT WILL PAY YOU , m.d.. W.H. Chase, ^JoneSmi___ Office 7 to I Vljht. # FAULKNER, ‘ >urgeon Doupng. ho tn*. 12 u> - p. i». Trh-pboor at H<hw thy BUSINESS DIRECTORY. P. A, SHELDON ■ Abst act and Real Estate Office, ibstraot Block. Hiretingb. Nw y to hr.u: nn lt-al F<: *. . Hn i r.-t tali* »t ■1 nn |Xin:iu!>-d»|i. ceaeril renvev xwfUR fl.ivinr ■K’omjilvie *<•< <tf AbMhAe Jt/xik*. ,com|Aliii Irvin tbe KecorOs can tlllUHl OHUlCrte .vtwirxii* - • —-SER • ■ ROWLAND BROS. For J.IVERY RM v We have revaral linit class Tigs iu connection with our .leUvreoti Street Feed Bam. Your patronage solicited. . W1U. H. i-TEHBlNS. L ivnscd Eaih.Uiner ano Funeral Diiw ior. Koon’* iwit h- tlmwiv' r'.iotncraph St.Hk* UeMiJriMr Court -'r—t. Alt ’ prwnTHly altfliML <?•«> or ntjtu DAN LAKE IHEOLD RELIABLE ’* • H0RSH SHOER. Shop on Court Street. jn»t east of .JefTcison st ■ 'nHOF^ Will X YOU WANT CAI.I. OX L A. EATON.hi: HAS 11. All KINDS IN STOCK. AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 95 for men« 0 LOFOR FORBOYS. BOYS - 1 1V -----------1 niukt* a raevixtty ot huudhiit MEN'S sod HOYS' siioL*. SmntyUne Uriirfo Inirlnt. KcpidriDx neatly aud prompt^ <2i»W. PHILIP LUTZ. Second dwM MNith o< Poatcfh 1171TH new machinery and experienced help we are now prepared to do your work BETTER THAN EVER and guarantee every article T ’ to U- clean, good color and superior finish. Pkone 243. The American Laundry, W. J. Sink, Prog- Announcement To the People of Delton and Vicinity. Mr. J. Sproul has the exclusive right to sell our SANITARY bread in Delton aud vicinity. We aak that yob give this bread a trial aud favor Mr. Sproul with your patronage. For our SANITARY BREAD we will guarantee it to be abso­ lutely clean and wholesome. It is made of tbe beet materials, which are mixed In our new large patent mixing machine. The dough is formed into loaves and as soon as they are baked they are wrapped in oiled paper, which keep# out all the dust, dirt ana germa Our aim is to make the best and cleanest broad that can be made, aud with this In view we ask your patronage. ' VESTER & CARTER, "Crliiiiwi wt iRltitm.. h»p. TtetfHUIElY. �HASTINGS BANNER. NOVEMBERS. Hutt. "WANTS ?HE SLOTH EI L TOPAS Hunter’s Corftpasses THEY. ARE THE LAZIEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD. . If you are going North, come in and get a Compass .Everything in the Jewelry Line. U|Ctorwtodrw!>dDe*(ia>. No»* « ’«*• If you have anything «***»• that you want to su*ll • or tf there 1-KODCCE. * Is anything useful ypu wawt to buy, place an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN vuuktaxum. r«eiTK nr. if you have a buggy that’s lying idle in the bam; a stove or i.dnlons-’Oe. per i»u. other household goods yon .SOUTH. don’t use; if you haw any stock you want to dispose of; a house vou want to sell or rent; If you want a girl for houae work; in floss. aI1ve-«L»- H:«* fact if you want to buy, rent or Hogs. dree**I junta. (Hu—JMV-W-W• sell, just try our Want Column Muttor.. drewed- de to .c It brings buyers and sellers to^ Sheep--*!—*:. getter, -and only costs ONE rOUVTWY. HIDES AND WOOL. CENT A WORD FOR EACH Chlckeu»,idiT»-« INSERTION. Try It. WANTED- Potatoes. JS pay the Horse HMc»~nW-«M0. SWtin-tcr highets market price -for a couple car­ CaK loads of good early potatoes. Hinch­ TaDo*— QftAX** man & Hall. • WANTED—A«ont» to aeU Maccabee Protective sick and accident insurance. |«t bu. 11^* Can give exclusive .territory. For ’Beauw-haadplaked Wood- toft.M.75; mixed. KM; twrdSS »0. terms and full infurmation write or see • HAY AND STRAW. C. H.. Thomas. Hastings. Mich. WANTED-Just a few more gas customers tu make up the needed 100 Straw-tu»-4A0 so we can reduce the rates and give extra discount* to consumers. Thorn­ ORDER OF 1TBLICATION. apple Gas &■ Electric Co. , , _ ,,,______ »—I stale ot MWliiran. FOB SALE—3 ™H. !»,t two ««« '“*“*’ old. draft fired. vSam Marehiul farmi l of lt!,lri\ >tn< KBRrrrv. at the city of Haatlps*. Baltimore township near Durfee ^cbool} oo timdstti ‘vtd-r. wk* }jon8e Ada I'uuum. • omp’aluwt FOR SALE bOO big bundles of coni i ,'*i*''tlnM,w5** It Ipvvjr’ux ibu defwatouL stalks. 2 cents a bundle. T. S. DeMott. ' ] e«i< Putnam. I* not h redden: of • ihl«vy*aic B. F. D. a. . FOB SALE Mr l«. ac-raterm oue £.1 mile east and half mile south of Wood- j tnotitli* irom the date t>r thi* order. udiI tiut lMd. Ten .tore, gj««l l»»J* b.l.noe; in first class condition. Good builds, ..m,!t.> t** continued once c*cli week ings. Large double-winged liupse. mr *ix K<Mk* In «dls*c*«lbn. One bank barn 70x44 feet, another, < ,K''rl'Xrt'jZdi-r barn :«)x4.’>. Windmill und plenty uf : a.e. Ki..x tsrov good water. Will be sold cheap Fdr suHciitii tor‘•mnpUlimtu. further particular* call'on or address ■------------ --------------—-------;— George Kepner. ' Lake Odeswt. Tbit SALE—Farm Id" acres ,1-vtd. g<xxl soil, thn* quarters mile from de- : put and store, good water and Irtnld-. ings; write or call on F . D. Pratt. Middleville. A CUSTOMER SAID TO US I always come here to buy my Clothing and Furnishing Goods because in these day* uf push-and chergl «l sounds struugv to talk of fieople ua be­ ing lazy. :tuJ still the Todas, a hill trilie of Ipilla. nre tbe laziest people In Fine. Repairing The Corner Jewelry tbe, world. ....Store.... Thel Todas are uut nshutneil of tbelr reputathm and are free to ctmfeiw that they know of nothing so foolMi and vtupld ns work. Their one aud only pursuit Im the r.ilshig of lmffiih>c*v They OPE* EVENINGS. are for. too Indolent to follow the **hase. An ax Is their uuly weapon, although they know how to urnke other*. They us** this for waging war ant! f->r fell­ ing trpvH. They will nut till the land. NASHVILLE. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. eou»*l:|erlug this uuneevasary labor. Ter " Last Friday afternoon the member* make housekeeping eaa'cr nil their nat< of the Larkina* Club of 10 with the ex-' ural irtttdueta are held, in common. The painful accident. Idea of property Is only restricted to TL. uridenw Juclu,,,. ol . «vol»-r W" the luit. its cduttntn and live stock. in the hands of Merle Knoll d few days tnuable ””” ' “ to come on account of aickness Th««« buffaloes, which they own in met with Mrs. Joe Bowser, it was larg- ' (iiinutitic*. furnish them ’with ago resulted in a painful wound' on .. their lanl meeting for this fall and skins for cl.ithhig and the hut, mid the his left hand and-a bad scare to (Tanito Spellman, whoso clothifig was grazed winter nnd all tried to improve it by meat in nsed as food. -lint milk Is tbelr principal diet. They «1o not even having h gued time. Mnt Myrtle by the ball. Merrill in behalf uf the rest presented relish ;the Idea of ndlkhig tbelr cattle. their president. Mrs. Hattie Bri*tu). The Im’.’uI mitkers are the only ones Mr. and Mrs. A. W. A'flen and with a nice bedspread jw a token of that aiv to. Ch? persuade:! to do this la­ daughter Edna of St. Paul. Minnesota tfreir appreciation of her kindness. Af- ' bor. These men ure.ghoren from the and Mrs. Hannah Bacheller of Hast- ter refreshments, all sang "God be ' They dro.thb prlevte and practice celib­ inga were gueats at George Cta"* one with yon till we meet again." Mrs. i acy. Altltoii^i the .priests tend to the day last week. Bowser has as-a premium a combiua- I rattlr. each householder owns hi* catAn enjoy al ile Hallowe’en party wns tion' UKikcase and secretary. Mrs. given by Mr. and Mrs. Coy Brttinm at Grace Bristol furnished music forth*- : Muck ae there men dislike the cantig for. th|>'.r »• sttle. they find farming; a their pleasant home last Tuesday eve­ occaaion. . lo*»A di|n>!fltil calling* Some years ago ning. Refrtewents weie served and’ F.*rd Merrill took a load df dressed i they wp nt t>» war with their neighbop. games played until midnight . pork tw Battle Cret*k last Tuesday. ibe Rndiiga. and Kolas, as they might MrtL C. M. Putman is at Battle Mrs. Calvin Stevens of’Lacey was at ' lx- aide t:> levy a tax of one-eighth nn Cre.-k visiting her brother Dan Smith her brother'Hud’s last Friday. . their grain pr jdu.-ts. When their grain • crows >n-nivc ihby live on roots nnd . and will viait Kalamaxoo friends lieJoe Bowser is building a new hog\ l»errl<< Thor will sell tbelr land or fore returning home. ----r> »_■ • ... . {tjaway. ;but they will not c’lEtl, Frank McDerl'.y was at Jacksun arid bopse. Austin Ferris laid’ the wall and Mr. Laralxjo is the carpenter en­ Parma Tuesday. Tho building i.f bamboo huts does'not gaged to do the job. Glenfl Hyde gave a party to his young , lnw*rv*r them tiny more than the culti­ Bert Bristol is expected home from vating ;<>f the jwiIL and they make this WANTED—Anyone wanting to. hoy, friends last Wednodav evening. the went 'soon. Reports say be will ta*k eis.v In mtiklix tbe boys cut the1 sell, rent or lease anything tu try a W. P. Eddy and wife of Woodland bring a biiide with hon. . butnb'.iii and tlicir wives ’build the.huts, want adv. in the BAN NEIL CO0000000000*>D0C0G0CXX>0000 visited friends in this vicinity Wednes­ Mrs. Frank Cheney is on the sick I if. I* i>i>i imtwtuil for three families Ito' FOR SALE—Two or threvgoud owa • day. slum* <|ttr siluMic.. The. men nre often aud tour or five young cattle. Enquire j list. Mnj. ’.Vn\Smith is staying with , at mv farm or office. Dr. Chas. ‘ Rus' 1 hat oun stock oi Neckwear was never s< lanie ,.rj the Jay Pahnutier, wife and little Sun of her. s<^ lazy (that tliey ranuot afford one .wife atone, 'un <»v4u thi* does: upt worry sell. ’. Lansing are guest* of.Mr*. M. D.. Hua- ’ patterns so beautiiul as now. That dux Und« ' The 7 th the Bonfield Cemetery circle, tljptii. i Two <>r three brothers tnanag. mer. -. FOR SALE-lTh.. Jarub Jonl.n place ■’ Gloves and Mittens and Flannel Shirts cannot help kit pltai ' C. M.’Putii-.iui. F. M. Quick anil E. UMN’t with Mr. ami Mr* Jesse Ria- to suf4>«>r< one wife. Indolent, and in 2nd ward Hustings, on East State llavlmr purchased the Dubois the most particular. We want you to see u* b,; , buying ttothrui, they si: Jlsth’sa for h»ur*. un St . formerly owned by I’has. E. Diehl j B. Townsend have gone north on a bridger. •'♦to-enjetl aimut all thing*. Whist they Four rooms down *tair*. three up, and also to see our display of Youth * and Child.-.-i - Cl dknf huntihg,trip. nounce that it will be our aim lo kpf>w ibey know well. Tbo.x are Intel stairs. Aliout an.acre of ground, wood • FREEPORT. in our west window. , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brigham cele­ keep the very best of meats tigrnt, dithin bcrtaln narrow limits, bn; shed and under-ground Mabie. Price1 Inquire of John B<1*>uht at ’ brated? their fiftieth marriage anniver­ 51 iw Maude Kenyon came home; they r.rV.reo iiusy to increase their store BM that can be obtained, and will, Jewelry stole. sary their homo November first. from Lansing Friday night returning : of Itixfwledgf*. Whatever has .to is sell as low as the lowest. By WANTED—Bring your deer bead* <lpue ntUJt ImTearn) for by the worn*?, Monday morning. fair, honest treatment of every­ tu George Greenwood. Hastings, j aid chlldrct:. • ’ DOWLING. one we'hope to retain all former Dr. II. C. Peckham accompanied by I Btraiurely. tbeir appearance does not taxidermist of 25 years experience; patrons of this market and win A gnpit old rain storm struck 'this his neiee Miss Marion Butsell visited <Ubc)osi) this roust marked- characteris­ also mouma birds, animals ami fish; many new ones. great c^ty Sunday, Mmothing lot.f of relntivwi in Chicago last week from ; tic Th»> arc,.tall and well propprihm also makes fur rugs. the farmers were not ready tu see. «m|. Tliey look like Roman senators as ■ FOR SALE--My 5 acres inside Hast- , Wednesday until Saturday. PHONE ORDERS GIVEN । ings city limits. Will exchange /or 1 ! ibiey walk^wrapped in skin* resembling1 After a two month* visit with rela­ SPECIAL ATTENTION... Dr. F. W. Nagler and wife uf Grand , the anejent togst. ’ITkcir appearance !« I jirojuirty nearer ba*rin«**^.'*trtri. Fred ? tives in the West. E. J. Stanton and Rapids are visiting nt tho former’s not ou|) prepossessing, hut boh! anil wife returned Ikune last week. They | brother's Geo. J.. Nagler srif reliant: FOR SALE—My house nnd lot on : report a tine trip, but ghul to /tet north main'atreet Woodland. Many an amusing story Is told of this . ... ------------- —— ------—. Inquire j Rev. M. W. Duffj- attended the' sihyil small bIHhllFtribe, mimbetiug about -luo!v{ -iWJlof.F. F. Hilbert. Wwdland Woodland or James James, tribe, uuinlierlng F: F home «^ain. Their, many friend* were ~ ' ■ ■ ' tr.wtwr, II, men. A' A’* American uilsslanarr was I I Xl Smith Hnatvnivw k^’nr«,t nr,M Jordan. also glad tu have them return. ' j ! Minister's Conference at Grand Rap-1 ItfcOI ids last week. working. among -■ them when oue day he ■ \v,\NTEI> i, -> ou three or four) luur , • -— To Beni George Robinson'has a brother ’afen* F. vA. Sisson and family attended • aw siaiic w^men and boy* building i unfurnished roo:u% or small houre. 2nd ; 2’Doors East of City Bank. another friend from Battle Creek visFFan anniversary party at the home of n hut of bambino. Be Inquired why the j ward .preferred. Good quiet family, ingSiim for a few days. ' men wtre n»-t performing this laltnr. I Address W. H. Juhn«on. City. Gen.' Phone 22. HASTINGS. HICH. Burl "I'ullrr in Hastings Friday. A and one womnn exp! I tied. “ Husband I ^'Hvery. Laverpo Irwin and wife will «xa>- good time was enjoyed by all present. £3^ and boy* litjlk! |, FyR SALE— Short Lorn" Bull six men.-o housekeeping with’ Mr.’, i.hi E­ Miss Maude Siwwm returned with her; hdusr.’' inonths vid.. Three miles e.wt Assyria man soon. “;'7. . parents, and spesit Saturday and Son* tji'* njis*lr.’u4ry u-a.ic u-.» further coinCenter. .Art I’ahner. BcHnvue. Runt? mCnt. ijtff v.-’m*u tfee I.ut '!:'•< .built he : Powell is some better aft >r,. ^n-' nt having a slight *truto- of paralysis la it The funeral of Jin. Harriet Cqinbs told th|. husiilmd th:::t hl* must bullrt’ Fl)R SALE—G^hmI b*'a«)e hounds. . another: lull, ajs he ci . Wednesday. ’.was held in the M. E. church Sunday :k..-u,- mod- l.r wmoon and | ED’**n 1 . " Herrington and Caseuly wert* iu afternoon cundurted by Rev. Duffy. Rut the surprised Toda answered: "No. •’ « . Battle Creek Saturday on business rf- Mrs. Cum Ik was an old resident of no. Mii no wort;. Man han boys ami FOR SALE—Hilan-J China Ionr. En- • Freeport having lived here ainev 1WH. wife to work.” tnrning Sunday. quire at farm 1 imih-east, half tnihG The T-odu m'ejint what he said. Al- M,Qth of Quimby. Nirs. J. W. Rigterink w.a.* in Grand Saturday evening Miss Sadie*Smith though the mlsstonary I’.rguiHl ond flnaL i wwtfh t « •> Rapids butt Uuek. nnd Hnrold “Stanton entertained n I to,, a.,,.,-, b. bousefull of young people ~8t“MiSi Mrs. .1. W. Fogleaong waa called to not get Him tn build a lntt. . ing. Nuslijilb-. Satliv's home it being their 14th birth­ ; Grand Rapids last week to assist in ; An eqjut|ly amusing, story is told by — ------— ... ----- ' day. The evening was spent witth caring fur Mrs. Will Taylor who in' an English officer.’ He was so taken . FOL SALE . 110 bead yearling steers ' ' by tlie liandsome apficarance of one of j 1^-* gfod breeding, ewes. II, C, ! gamub after which they were invitod wry iH. ; the natives he wanted to take bkn to , L>o'*n’ngy to the'dining room and partook'of.• Roy Mallory uf. Chicago visited own mol I K < >KSALE-Oo. Il».r.mKbl,nd) Shroti Shro,. fine supjier. Sadie and Harold receivuid ' hia Brother'* Sire BumcII over Sunday. KDtlon.fnd pin,-.. 1dm In’td. blH O'vnreRi FOR SALE^nn thoroughbred ment Tb.. oraeor r,v,too native nntlr.- 1■ shire ddre nun. ram. Frank Frank Ciddinra. '* the Giddinga, City. City. 1 I many nice priaehta£and* in the earn ! skins aqd silks until tbe Toda prom-; ’ - ----------- -—i. • hours uf morning the young folks re' Ised to become an English soldier. He I FOR SALE Five White Leghona tonu-d to th* lr nmny’bdmes wiahimr *ker#-ls. Blanchard HIu r,,*bnrd It, vinwa«r* The'Egyptians fiad'.fou’r separate and ! 'ruX delighted with the officer's bright, j ‘—-'^'kerels. layinjyrtrain. dol* them Goth many more birthdays^ thiit distinct style* or j'dipns of writing—the I gay uuiiform. He did not feel bad ' nm-thvLhvHL. • * ive mile! Having ,ie< i.le,| to unit farming, on acconnt of poor health. I will they all conhl come and enjoy "VrjlFi hleroglrpitfc, hlert-glyp’dc. the hh hterfltlc, tbe enchorirtl about leavinghis country, Ills wife and | -‘ til*’ Coptic. CopHc. Tic* The bieroglynL.^ hieroglyphic was , «-biMreu. but when — bwas jFOR —Oh account ofor ill in health I ! them. ..^7 and tlie -------------.— told ■ Auction on my farm, one mile nonth of Quimby, on section . , ................ — ’that *■ *’L F2.-SALE R •S,?LE ~{)h at-vount neaitn probtiW In ofc ns onriy as the year soMbcrs work he said. * Klicrx . 1 will selltijy farm ut 1«2 acres mi; Township, on Libbie Packard 'of 7 Ban field spua •Me no bi* an EngHdi ____ with4000 and nt ffrst-wns made n_> “T ' ..“ soldier; . m*» b--} *®c 20 Baltimore towpahiu l<vit»'e’i Saturday Mrs. B. Dr.C. Gallagher. ■■ no work: ' me no like ; _ work.' know, u th.. Ilonv-L. Holl f«nn. Sir,.-■ . >r. /. .... . . .. .... j, entirely of pictures. About th« yew 1 Toda•- Me - “ " . V , gr"n T“ ~ T,-"™ 50W B. U Mmue form ar ,tjl. I 1VVbm “ - i........................ |h<. EiteILh oilie r tried lo iht I K<x«l "oil Hviiw water. Id »< nw 1 Mo him him h«. I." mod' nluwor: --l-tHi..' 2.!“'*’S""*’«*"«>' Prior .week with her sister Mrs. I-Hj^Clemj- WJJS in this Hie picture * suade ■ I T Here a snui) fur some one.­ •occ. hleroglypbk-j were greatly «impllfle<I. •' wife nnd' boys; . they l*e English sol-;. Addn.|»s. H.‘S R. Notris. Hastings- R.i' E'J. Stanton and u ih* are visiting ! AnnHy developing Into frfnns punfly ! dier ; life* work» Me " atay ‘home and j F, D. HI. ,: Toda/'- Chicago Tribune. I -----j—.----- *i Mm Stanton's father and mother ia linear. Hnear. The enchorial form af writing [ rest; me 1b<* ‘” Toda.' was iu mu’ among the Egyptians from , . -----------------------EOl| RENT—Furnished rooms with t about the yehr 700 B. C. until about \ <ai.»ry s«*«*d. ,Inquire 51K R commanclng at 10 o’clock (harp, the following described property.'to-wit: Mrs. GaHagiar and mother went to the year 200 /A. D. and was stni a ' Perfectly '-lean s<w| i* nbwdutely es-' Ut,n,e* hu rh"«e 4‘U. Battle Crt_*-k on business Monday. to the *•health „ ,, further slinpllflcation of tht* earllur ' rentlnf — '**- of -*-a **bird. J—* T>o not • uo»j q xr p tron to <1.. npl >Mraaoe of iLe w-1 . En ,|, llh ,' ot CL,,, '** k> ' Another good little show visited our ■ forms, which finally developed Info the alone, hot i.lirtm^ y<>ur band Into the ] *»ray horn! If, years old. weight 1°00 alphabetic form known ns. tbe Coptic. town Friday and'Saturday night. Re«l drag, pprintr-tonth. midst of a quanUty, aud If there 1* a | FOR SALE—1I have for sab*, sale, thirty* thirty ‘ U I1!"™,10 alrt- weigtbt 1100 1 n£RV dusty feeling nfror you have withdrawn *»ead ot-----choice Poland China breeding ' Set bob eleighe ? .................. ........... • »y«MU VBIUB urvCUUlg 1, the MSHl Il.-unot ___ _ sutffeiently clean, __ _ says __ stork. noth the above qre good general it «<»». NtiArinl special nri.to. prices for ;;o days. Cail 1 Double shovel cultivator purpose horses “ ” “ r. Canary »•«!. If of good °.r w™e *“«• *’T_ JwHng, herd hoar Homo <*to» Double harness, heavy. nearljMiew ral... 'w.'l' ftylSEHiirting, Durham cow 4 years.old, fresh "" ' ” ------quality. v ery bright ... and plump In r F/orn' ■n,l fefte In,.,,-,' 2W baskets of coin appearance :;nd heavy In the hand, j F. R. PANCOAST j Hasting! Markets. Try a BANNER Want Adv. 1 cent a word I ALWAYS GET GOOD GOODS Another one said: ‘-J t trade here because the goods I get always give me satisfaction.” Many others say similar things. Would they if W£ not give them the Very Best goods that can be had for the price they wish to pay? We have found by Careful Compar­ ison that “Clothcraft” and “Stein-Bloch" clothing are the best lines for a •ru m to handle. That the Newland Hats are the best for a— firm That “Gold Gold” and and —--— to —handle. ——-• That “Silver” and “Eagle” Shirts arc the best for a firm to handle. That ''Barkers' 1 ’Barkers' ’ All Linen Collars are the best for a firm to handle. That “Black Cat” Stockings are the best for a firm to handle. That the Detroit Cap Co’s Caps are the best for a firm to handle. ^3484251 CHIDESTER & BURTON, Leading Clothiers j Wiodmansee & Olney THE BANNER’S WANT COLUMN Brings Buyers and Sellers Together. TRY IT! AUCTION SALE! Wednesday, Nov. 15th A MATTER OF HEALTH FBI POWDER Absolutely Pure MAS m SUBSTITUTE A Cream of Tartar Powder <^ne work hone, ( weight I.KM); one ionr rear old cow Uncle- Well, here's the money you've due in four week*, one five years old been bothering me for. Now. remem-1 00w* due in three weeks: one eight her the old saying that "A fool and !•' year« old cow. due middle December. --------------------------------sow and seven pigs. money are easily parted.' Ne^ew r “^o’andCldna Muling, Unntn Honua. nZt|^£: . , . Geojre B. Huhne don't know about that. coax you. for more than a week for LOST—Light yellow nhaggy female ( •henlu nl d.«, white tip and or tall. I ivnite bn-att Adaaen to name' .IT ■ <° 1*. Montgoni. 1 Manager Weren't you afraid ... H’wt*nX* for reward. sleep in that haunted room? Disgust­ '.bw’«» on S. ed Thespian- No;.!t was a real comfort to be in .some plnce where th<\ ghost Broadway, six room*, furnace, City *1?. <."rte;" w'*,‘,r WiJ> '<■ bo»nl walked.—Baltimore American. A ’v cm f­ a... uiiieland. Not only to say the right thing Id WANTED—Ladies white sweater in the.right place, but far more difficult to leave unsaid the wrong thing at ths fair condition. Phone No.’:j5 tempting moment.—Sala. . FOR SALE—New oil stove and two g«?ul!ne Kloyr’ owd hl,t H«le. will m H cheap. H. J. Christmas. "Thia picture ef your wife Is an­ gelic. Does It took like her?" ' “Well—er—it looked like her when The southern jj'oman of affair* really she was posing for the photograph. antedates the “new woman’’ of Anirriea, about whom we have heard so much in recent years. The training of Mother—I'm glad you’re playing with southern women for the practical *ugood little boys now. Tommy—Tea’n. They slat like tbe other kind. I kin Bek any one o’ dene Hda If I wanter.— eow ,)ld- «ith calf by side March heifer calf Durham Durham calf •> months old 40 hetis. Plymouth Rocks ;»U.dH '?“?“• ,learl>’ new < liner (.hilled plow, nearly new Quantity of corn in shodk- anhii™,<1 300 bundles of coni stalks Heating stove Square cook stove, 4 lids. reser­ voir, and other articles toe lumieroils to mention Lunen lat TXToon 3?5si=<!ivrs of sal*e j 15.00 or ‘under cash. Over.that anioun im :.’!*1' tune will be given at 6 per cent interest on good bJP* able paper. A discount of two per cent will be 1 for caph at sale L. W. CALKINS Couch, Auctioneer. t b � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-11-15.pdf f99e1b8679c357ac69835a125892286b PDF Text Text ' THE Hastings ------ pEOF''-E ' . no the Banner for ^cbon bannerJ . We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers; -...... - TWELVS PAGES T"E"ECESS,T¥TL»sra,r:<ili()WlNliPOLlIIBADLY INJURED .(OR BIISIKSS Need to Pull Together in Ail Pro- ' jects for the Good <4 the City of Hastings. .aHTiuK’.-O' ' ' 'OF THE VOTERSOF THIS COUNTRY No town can prosper without town j spirit and town pride. It* citizens | ?ljCCEgs Ul I1IKPENDCNCE must believe in it talk for it. work for | it. There must be. a disposition to 1 not carry resentmentji into town and I ls A VERY HOPEFUL SIGN OF THE TIMES. H,s RIGHT EYE i ““— Chip From Planer in Chair Factor, Struck Calvin Powell In ihursday morning, a clap flew op and F THE PEOPLE BE"truck him in the right r.ye. He was linsinv* affairs. That does not mean PnMIWr Annimr^ that the individual must keep his bUMINb AROUSED FOOT BALL GAME Between Michigan and Wisconsin Next Saturday. Eye Thursday. ! BY While Calvin pnwell Mt Work nn | " ! a Phmer in the Bartar Chair factory L INTEREST IN BIG THE FIRST Bill EVER ISSUED THE HASTINGS 08233925 ISMS (OMING Seats All Sold. UNLESS THE GOVERNMENT AI wit 15 from this city will witnem I SHALL "PASS LAWS THAT tbe Michigan-Wiscontrin.foot ball gams I WILL CRUSH THE TRUSTS. at Ann. Arbor next Saturday. The teams are the best in the west, and very eteuly matched. The local en1 thusinsts arranged with , Robert Cook SO KANSAS GOV­ > to get seats for them. He had' to stand ERNOR ASSERTS J in line from 0.1)0 sl in. till 2 :<>5.p. in. j I Wednesday to get them, and then had' tu on tbe I,, take jreata ,,n th. 20 <my yard ««*..! line. n~.t }£e i Speaks At a Banquet in Honor of write, te«l. hegw to ’ Li. J Senator Werner r.t ""5‘“ that *th, V‘ line 'tor -------*--------form at-10 o'clock Tuesday night, and : a al 5 o'clock the next morning. R5 were ; Missouri. NATIONAL | [ BANK, WAS DATED JAN­ UARY loth- 1871. N0W IN POSSESSION month shut if he shall be treated with j ---------' jjorn. I.al not eufficlontiyl to rotei», the OF THAT BANK r Inn I the , l,ree Ve»r, Bin it .lora. mean th«t hn And Ormand Honest Men ind Ore.n I Mjtoltl* within the tail. r ; Mow w»< hard enou, h t4 rupture amw | • . H la> m H the timn f.._ I . shall not be nil time rrvin™ crying fur I Wax Secured By D. R. Cook. Kept UAtion, In Polhlo. Somethlni; ot Gw little Mood vowel, „/ th,, CJt „ I public sympathy for his sore" toe., and I By Him Lntil Last Week, Then jlint o.n.iaemM,. Urf hl ; More Needed Than Party Label • he should De ready to drop bis feeling i . *• '<•» Thi. tnrat be I , ^t,*; when a right Spirit, the spirit of fair- ,j No thoughtful to,n»n ran 0...1 .1J , Turned Over to that Bank. Mort ot nil. there , return, ot the ol.vih>n» held 1 .*1 week ! T»T > n* , > , " , “ n ’ VW “ ’ ' * “ 'S ’ rl ' oct n, H Tt.-’icU • .ir-.ue*s, is shown. I" ‘ ‘ ** ’ _ _ ______ __ ’■ , TXh 7nM «I««S that-Mr..<t ,VT*?J1"* ',g" .. r National Bank on-i ready. At 2:05 p. m. Wednesday, thejj - United State* Senator Elect Warner, . should be i* disposition on all sides to ! without I icing x wiui tne b'Dr sight*"of the • WcdlJ ‘ ” * dtt y “ Inst-.. wur.xi from D. R ’*ne wa» Mill oyer two blocks long, the first republican to l« elected to the --------------------... , ......................................................................................... »«1 — the sight Ot rl,e! “ . i pat away p«reonaljralii« >nd dlter- | growing imteprad.-mTot tbe Amerioan from Missouri since Cart Schurz etsers and work together for the public, voter. 'And it ia a ta>n.*fni J.?™r,iai'i ’ -n‘- He will not ta able tu freiime Cook the firet bill ever nt-ued by that Thursday .। , night all , -The seats had been i Senate . ------------------------------------------go«l Hasting*, mads that kind f It is slnvUh i . 1 K ' Wnrk ‘a tb” f»*'«>ry for some B11* »«»nk. tta mg .No. I of the. A. series of: "’H ®nd now only standing room or in ISO*, waff on Thuredaf night the St L L c±±?^/Oya,ty;thRt .v " JU bunk bills. It is a ffl bill dated • "”-U un tbe temporary biaacta,* can Umt uf honor g* a farewell banquet at . ’ ‘ . u.*i M.c •' 3 ■ , . rr‘I1 eurrupt A mt«r weather ha.- started In earlier . ’^“Oury HJtti 1871. nud i.* signed bv ' be had. Nu Mich sale of seats for a J the.Midland hotel, in Kansas City. i .irc^t little cities of the country- D ; party bpM.*’ intent not-»m the pfita i»nd mwh more severe than usual in ' * " " • ■bank' *biot-ball —*<■_»game ----- - --------------. A. J. Bowne, president of- the was ever*.., before .knownII Six hundr d republicans from Mtaiduri ■ make it the test' in every respect. ; He good, but on persunal gain rind : "^Hion. ami F. N. Galloway, its cashier, and i in Ano Arbor. It is expected that; and Kan.lis attended.arid toasts were rei graft. Slavish party imu too make* elercouutvtsigned by F. E. Spinner, hi -1 l®-dOQ will Me this game. ..... * j spomled to by several prominent re: tioffs degenerate'into mere scrambles that time Treasurer uf the ^United : ------ --------------- “ ■; publican politicians of the two states, for the |«wes ant! fislu--. «n*tea,l of be­ State*. Thin bill ha« lieen carefully j Among them wax Governor E. W. ing contests for pririciptesariil^Kilicics. kepti by 31 rj Cook since it came mto. ■Hoch.'of Kanshs I The loyalty which■ saj* my party. ' his potaefwiofi in ]S71. ami is almost us Senator Warner dbvotrid pirt of hi* j right or wn,.ug. ; but always ' my !speech to praise of the president and bright us a *«w bill. ; party." and “vou-khntickf^-traigh!" 'endurtement) nf hi- ’'stand regarding After the National Bank was organiz»-d ami started and. had issued *it« railnmd r»w- legislation. Speaking uf. . ? A UDE HENRY, SON OF MR. <ri tin iiMtuirer-c m-wrtain jo cncunr-- TIIF.17 MONTHS OLD SQN 0F MR lull*, it oevdrred to Mr. Cuuk that hr ADVERTISED IN THE B.KNNER tU’\ ro>>n!, 1 '•''"nev eiqnamrA be would like ti> secure as a kt<e|*sake the AND MPS FOSTFR GRIFFIN ag<- corruption in jx.iitnx and low AND MRS. P. <i. HENRi . said: THIS WEEK. PLEASE NO-L ideal* in pnh|i'' lit". first bill in.tW'd by tbr new tank. He OF RUTLAND THE VIC i*IM OF BALTIMORE. H every office bxilili-r, could Im* inude ■ ••l- t'.uik* t»f the bail taken iiQu bis place uf bustnesK TICE THE DATES. । to feel that bis continuance jn office th*- a'.Atriui office west of wh-re the ’’people ami. legislation tie • depraid-d upon tb» taitbp.i hiess and ••■«! ,IN SOME WAY THE BABY Hastings htjusri now stands, -everul ■ ' placed h .1 1 Mirveillanoe as FELL FROM AN for the public » d’with -■ Inch he dis- . _______ national tai /he tni*appropriaHastings National Bank bills, before SOME GOOD SALES LIFTED THE LID the thought of M-euring thr first bill APPLE TREE : charged hit* dutiv* and not on hi* cunARF ANMnilMPCfl ti<,n ui’ *'*mI•»’ "f fund* by Ant AnriUUriLtU officials should be dedared to be dtacting hit* office so a* to v>.*-t the ; uf the naw bask (K-cnrred to him He ioipriwnmeqt w»i al-uut'to s-.-o th’e president of the' . . ,;a felony punishffble*by . . approval of a eorrnyt lx»* or a gai.g of i Covering ffie Cistern and Fell In Distance of Eighteen Fevt.^trlking corruptionists; if fie could inriv. that I'iuik, .the lute Ai J* Bowue. to se*? Lots of Livestock. Farm Tooils. and S'’*5 ' p^flltentiary. ' ' If warrant can : j lie found in the constitution of the Body Recovered loiter But -if hr would part with the first bill.' in* m.it«cr how large his party's ma­ ' The Hard Ground On '•Other Article.* Too Num' -------- llr»i Idoki United States for sneh. legislation by I Then In* thought ,he would jority. it would'tunj against him it Life Wax Extinct? Hi.< Back. i the general government, of which through his own cash and we if he ! erous to Mention.” hr were untrue to .his public trust; Ytoterjluv ..t..vnOonUte|i; mutohf. M„„f ,it K „ in the i there Is grave doubt, it *tiall receive might 41m have received then we would *»k* «nr public life purl<t Claude Henry, aged 2».l, win of Mr tot> »f Mr. o>4 Mto. Fwter Griffin |)nHmw. h^, mltcll my support. ’ and Mrs P. G. Henry. <>t Baltimore, tied, mad** clean lind go**!, ami ar. ideal t.ld M I*, r Cul|fr.«»*. farmxrrtMted t« Itod ha bM ia hi* t-o*--* E. B. OATES-. Gov. E. W. Hoch, of Kanha>«, *aid: met with an accident Friday afternoon ; condition of the publjc service wonhi i!.' Rntlantl wa* a.v>Mtally ut that wry tu,....... ill Na V .u Because he wishes to give hi* entire to you. not as ap that may haVe a fatal termination. He lie ' the result. Such ‘ ‘ it should be. .ln.wuM in . dMvru. .thorn Ataut II u'ritek ^. „.n r„. A... , the nntt aerial, lwuid .... .. .- hay - ---------------------„ to buying un.l ahippiag ,|.rml«. Inn a>........ ........ .................. lloohu-k „ a ironed by intention flight contributor to wa* ,pu-king up . apples .... . in a large .. . tree The unblushing affronter?'and boldin ibe (orenoon while Mr^ Griffin wa, the Haating. NaUooal. He 1 liu* run- lt!“' Fruitv H B. (tote*, wboee ffiaoe I*: the American awnk.■Ding, that unteM and win* about is fvet’frem ground, a-.: / _____the • „ ____ 2. new of tl>e-‘luotcrs <4 Philadelphia who battfUnt np some . ixhra. ab.- heard I ,„nj. it „„r ,inci. two and one hair milee.outh of Shultz. . tt, „„d ..h,vtual t.medy tor the v hen the limb on which he stood bad control uf the republican ma<hinpr.-,id-m Loplwnl .. interrated in and three miles east of Cloverdale, on control uf the'great trusts and corpo­ broke and he; fell. Making, the bard |ery. the brazen-impudence of Tam- » ,|.te.h in 11,- water, nn.1 Iler little " «*. ** foni-year-nld »>n ran and told her that 'gntberlnx a collection ot doetunrat.I'*cUo“ H”.!* . will rent hiii farm ration* in the interest of all the people, ground oto hit tack. While he realized many’s democratic grafters who do the Iwliy had fallen in the ei.tem, ; and other mutter* pertaining . to w lhe"* ’ ftTJd therefore" will have, an auction that he was j badly shaken up. still । nqt pretend t*» honesty or jdceency.Jartr It veins that in m me way the litth* ,.arIy hiMory uf the Hasthigs National' Ml,c- w-H.a>uchwillactaaaUction- a tidal wave of socialism will sweep over this country onerof the&e dayq with his father’s *a&>i|»taneq he got up. -triking examples of what ‘'voting the <>ne had lifted np the lid toitite cistern 1 Ho intimated to Mr. Cook that be **r* will be served- at noun, that will do incalculable damage. It ..... rode in ... the .raw wagop'to the huusn. . ticket straight." nu matter who the and and tell i>. Mr. Grifftn w4s atiemliijg utonW b.. very glad tu get this first bill. ,Je *idea a good team, there will lie 12 will hot come to stay, if it cumes at ■ Saturday morning he served very | nominee* or what they represent, will John Waters auction sale ut rhe time. Hn(] wnM highly pleaM.nl when the latter °°** M,me y°unK cattle and other all. l».«aase its wrecks which strew much better, and trill w»-ll that he ■ do in.the end. • as were all rhe neighbors, m> no a**ist, offeiv(i to 'trade even” for another rtoS^c- There will also be a nice lot of the pathway of human history fo/ wishetl to assist in doing the ebures. Acpspiance of jwrty principles i* the 1 «r.ra «... «v«ll»H, ' d„jng ,hl, lo i.rm,t<x>lA Note tho mix. ot Mr (total <i,W years attest the fact that it is ' ut party loyalty. '•’it his t'athe? peremwie.l him nut to do • only legitimate Fr.uiu. ivltb rrilrtit. Mi. Griffin t*nk coiuolote it,'rallrat.on. on pother pige tor pxrtleuUiv mid notustay-r. To avert such a calamity At noun he felt still tatter, awl ; Tlwse priiicipJeZare ' .. . . national jin their ritehed (town to tho r.wJ tolmx loodly ; A. i, w,n koown. rho Hratirw* I d*,<’: • conservative C4»rpori»t»t'»'v <•* woli a hearty dinner. Feeling tliut . arui-e. Party arraifcatioha are npt I" .1... Si>s x.-*. H-.rr. ■ *rr.vr K»l|.h : ! the wis»*st uni thc.in<»*t distlnguithwl .u.vrade.1 the private Innk or — -ith evil in tnemrelvck They ar* :nce*- skiJmore. »n<! be Urov. it <toee to the ; H. ytbinu wu- coming all rtgnx A Goodyear, the tottw’e »n *tat«-<tnan should bend every 'energy." CHARLES BIDELM AN. nary, un.l where ri,upt>n*iv»' to the lioninn. Mr. Henry drove t«> this .cir hen*, and tn-l tog. t t.io ,'udy ■■hi. I Go.rg. tvinx tbe teller and Mlterward _ ___________ t’haa. Bldelmau,_ living on action Tuun Pu*RMlkC afteanKui. THj< n lx ^arrived : est fWntiment of the puny art rinhialJe. ' but cool ! not du«. Mr*. Griffin w>4h- ,.whi,.r rf the Neti'onel. An old check I Hv.'!nl„ i.wmhl|»' ______ o. _______ mire. jr*j*t and | I »»U LnAnmiNb at the h* ad of • d bv.r hmd rtiid r i.'.ir.- d. *o Mr. Sk^l- jssinni by Mr. Goodyear on-binwell as huure Claude' iv«* in trrriblv dtstaresa. There must lift !4 mil*' south uf Quimby,* finds be ha* i SOCIAL EVENTS party uriptiiiimtion. if ‘.that Gullaghrtv \'f Dowling was ,»n-t”,v» ry mere drove hi* ;m the run t<.«, bilker has been secureti for th* '*lH' mure sto*-!* than he ha*stable nnim tor. ‘ lintvly Miinmuited. and dill every- sotne it* be hoi'cit. iresjiumuie' to the .Mr. Waters »tj<*tion-*al« >-|th Mp.. tiunal's coll-cfion. • • * ar 1 n*..r. oats and corn :ban be will Werc the F-O'Qock Teas Given By iVill. d-sitou* *'ut doing only it* j •wsible for hi* relief, bnnduy party Griffin. Jimk kt that irtomi’iij* Mr. ’and ' •' -— ----------- ;—— need. !!•• has decided therelbre to ping the young snanS condition . rV.Ht « Mr-. ilarri. v. • dr.*e K|LLEO AT RAIL- ' .Mrs 5arah Powers arid ..Mrs, -Vvu' mure jlerioU*. and Sunday ■. uf th- rii.-*-,-<»riiy. ^iich irmat* i» a- true up to the -alMr. Harris; and Mir. Mac Powers. . rn> -m Dr/ Lowry, of this ci ty. 'u patriot and is p*n|>rming a* real an-l John Lentz gut in il.«* furiner'* rug, ROAD CROSSING , . quantity qf grain which wid be open'd. Twc. social event* of tin? (mbx week, . ca!l‘-d for a <x>n»ui!aurin. The rwu vuluabi** a service ’•* his party and hi* .j and ran tn Mr. Griitin’s bouse, and by . ' Jatues M. Bauer will art as nurt joneer. most drfightfnlly managed; were the riur found'that Claude'.* spine was ‘ country'a- if h.- w<r. filling iwnuiably nu ans vi a garden rake got the body ,Atlani osuld. a Prairieville Farmer ‘ Thi- will be a large’ Mlle, and 'many j five o'clock teas on Wednesday and artsl. and his 4x>wels seemed paral- . some exaibni position in the public out of rhe water in a "few moment*, i , will wish : to ■ attend. Read :!»■ an­ ' ThurMlay afternoon giver, by Mrs. Killed by a D.T.& M. Pas. -■ I: Th»-yTield out very little rincenr- ' service. Cid! him ••|m**' or what yoq , Every means known t-> them was tried : n .imcement elsewhere for partial are. j i'rah^wiir.nd M«- ft»w7rC . will, if .be is at the jieaiTof a machine sengen Engine in order to restore life to thelittlv owe. > eineni for his recovery. * ; at thVir home on Green street. The ■ ; or oragniaztion whi»4i aims io js-rform' and they worked over the iijifurtuniite ' -----------—. . . , . . Adam Oswald, a Prairieville farmer. M. SEGUR , . rooms were tastily decorated with car| and not to thwart the public will, and j little fellow for mure than h:if an hour ; WiMt killed by a passenger <in­ j M. Segitr. whose tarib is situated ' nations, rinea and asparagus fem. The MONARCH”COOK ■ he is honestly seeking to do right, and ' in their vain attempt, hut it! wna too I gine on . the D. T. & M. railroad in i three miles east of Dowling on section j hostesses were aasisted in receiving ING EXHIBIT t . carryout the frerily expressed will • late. , " j that township and'near his home. The | :Wl. Baltimore, has decided to Mill his |«by Mrs. Fred Sebbins. Mrs. William M. • of the majority, such a man isdeserving i Ln their affliction Mr. and M*>- . accident Occurred Thursday. Mr. O»•l™ *. WrigbV »! ’-.Vri^ht Bros, ( farm and move to Battle Creek.* He will ■ Stebbin* and Miss Belle Roger-. Small | of the g<xxi will «.f tile members of bis , Griffin have the aynfpathy of all ! wald expired soon after taing struck | sell m lot of horses, cows, young ptock. tables ware scattered thro the rooms W ill Be Held At the Hardware of ! own and of other partie* a* well. It ~ -I by ’the engine'. He wasmrite deal.and farm tools, hay and grain at auction, j when^the guests were served, to a must i is not to be expected that he will not . did not ■hear the W. A. Hall. Week Begin­ COOKING EXHIBIT AT . • can* approaching arid■ ; H. E. Downing will .tie'the auctioneer. delicious menu, in four couffw-. Mrs. ' make mistake*. But so long a* he f> *1* Lunch served at noun. Mr jSegur | ifrootl catering and the Misseti Gertrude traR. I. HEMDEI^HOn'S ning Nov. 27th. that he b th.- servant-of his party and argo wiiiits to sell his farm of <¥> acres which and 'Gleiina Rogers. Florence Hoe*, honestly to advance its interests —-----' His horwe was cut in .two. bis buggy ha- good burn .and buildings Read l You will not have any difficulty ••• tries ........ . Grace Grant, Clara Hendershott. Pearl - - ' •• |he is a ,, U.K the u.e half !«*« Everv Day Next Week Made By -mavli.-.H and he waa hiirkd aomr die- l.iw a.It* for f/.r lint*. seeing |u*ge announcement ot by hoeoraH.. v»rty -rvire. ilate and .I*w.-*rinttnli descriptiota rtf bit wlv. of , Hall. Bertha and Cbrystal Barber serv, untry. that Mr. W. A? Hall. Jefferson Street benefactor to his party and hi* tance in the. air. Hewn.* the father cd property ■ ing. • Mrs. Silas E* Cruwfuhh of Nor­ Malleable Steel Range : John Oswald, postmiotter at Dosicr.’ HoutimuM-on tpre nlw* Hardware...^dealer. He announces a . walk. Ohio'was the gueet ofjonor at . M.inf’g Co, . week's • c<mking exhibit- for- the I botifi functions. ami all Her friends, STOP, LOOK, LISTEN ! -M.MiAr.-L ■ MaiK«i^ si- i r«ni<.-.. FOOT BALL GAME POSTPONED I Lk'licious cuffecimd hivnit, such .. SUCCESSFUL AUCTION SALE greatly enjoyed the pleasure of niw.-ting ‘iffllHES ILLUS' ATION hginning Monday Nov. 27. The good • ' tar onoe more. About- 150 guests were •'motlier n*-J to make” will b-*urv.-d CF PRO’every day m-xt week. Iteginriing with I! D. E. Birdsall Had One Wednesday Something That Will Interest Viou ‘ entertained nt’the two teas, which -LE SHEEP prints of the '■ Monarch" are set forth . mjthe adv. You are all invited tn ; That ;Forr Saturday at Charlotte Munday. Nov. . ' at R. I. Mender-! • were charmingly informal throughout. ' About the Lecture Course. Of Last Week. Was Very come and partake fretdy of* coffee ami 1 Postponed Behuse of Illness shott’s West End Hardware, Every[ Reserved Seat Notice. SHOT HIMSELF IN THE FOOT biscuits during the exhibit. / ’ ,une is.most cordially invited to come i Satisfactory. of Hams and ironside. ' lhe Woman s Club Lecture.Ounrsu «• A representative of the "Monarch" ana partake of these good things. It . Ijtst Saturday the. .Hasting* .*«<! need not be presumed that* thi*< oxhi- ' There was a good crowd at D. E. will open on Monday evening. |Nov. i ! factory will lie present ito explain the 27th at St. Rose’ HhII at 8 unlock Fred O'Connor, of Orangeville, Did i merits of the Monarch. During the 'Charlotte High SfhJol teaufs wore biti<>n. is organized from mot/vex of Birdsall's auction sale Wednesday last, week $7.50 worth of cobkihg utensils schedulc.1 to Plai «“ Charlotte, and philanthropy, .it’s a business proposi­ and the sale was very satisfactory, with'a grand concert .by the Cleveland . So. May Have to Ampu­ h >wing Mr. Birdsall expressed himself as weD Ladies Orchestra. con>|xx*ed of t>en per- : ! '.‘riitahle or an dinner ct will be given much inter*** in the con teip plated game tion; and i* made for tho purpose of tate Foot was manifested: hot ’hH H,ne“ cf proving the unmistakable excellence of pleased with the RANKER as a me­ sons with Alfred Metzsarf the great i i!trnj^ ] with each purchase uf a range. This vilbin soloist and’ leader. The hoard Fred O'Conner, 14 years old, and a James Ironside and of Richmond Hams -The Malleable Stetd Range' for which dium for advertising auction sales. n Frank affer *8 ft>r t^eonti week only. Among other property Mr. Birdsrll for the sale of reserved seats will open aon of Ed. O'Connor, of Orangeville, compelled Zthe postponement of the Mr. Hendershott has the exclusive •f Maple ‘ game. A substitute might ;have l«een agency. As kn extra inducement to at­ advertised 38 sheep, to l>e divided J into on Friday morning. Nov. 24 at 7 o’clock was visiting his uncle Jack O’Connor ■ 'tun of HE SOLD ’EM ALL secured for -Ironside! but HaMings tend this exhibit, during ’this Jiale of three equal, lots. The first pen sold at at, F. L. Heath & Carveth's store. near Wayland last Wednesday. He took ’id 47. W High School bad no one wB» could one week only, cooking utensils .to the &.00 each, the second <8.15, the third Reserved seats for the season can be his gun along and went hunting alone in the woods near hi* uncle's. In Ell Ham, pl*,-*- w* 9l,art,,r E-«-k. «> value of $7.50 will be given with each at $7.00 each. J. M. Haber had charge fnirchaaed for 50 cents each, thus saving the trouble of reserving for Home manner, while be wa 'holding his ,f Oc- And Could Have Sold Many More. tbe game bad to l» F"< <>’er- TIm' *T° purchase of a steel ranfee. A sal^maa Ot the sale. 7.t"l the wool | gun protably with the muzzle resting each entertaiment. For these wo have trams are Yen' matched. •• the from tb« factory will be on hand to Reason? BANNER Want <«di 'ceruii.lv THEIR 55th WED­ ■ ■ iienseo on | had printed one hundred especially on his foot, the gun was discharged; demonstrntc the supsrftir qualities ot aeon- «t 3—S <M> ’"'■k DING ANNIVERSARY. reserved seat tickets. Single reserved and the hoy's foot wan tadly mangled. Adv. ’•% ‘ would J ' • o cHn beat I }]. £. ©owning, of Nashville, knows Bbv«N*aml it waa ho|«Kl tbe .uprcmm-j this range during the wee»-. . Fifty-live golden years of wedded seats will ho 10 cents. Season tieketa. His uncle heard his cry for lieIp. hur­ ot one team or tbe other might be aettb-i life were celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. by which th'1 holder gets five splendid ried to him. and carried him -to* his ’ ‘ from a pleasant experience the virtue Ged la»t Saturda). i’-raildy the game FOUND SINGULAR Wm. Montgomery at- their home in entertai ments at 30 cents each or Iff 1.30 own honw.. and sent for Dr. Hanlon, toifi «_ : and value of the BANNER Want n\v yet I* ;.|ay«L INDIAN RELIC Hickory Corners.. Wednesday of last for tht series. Students of .the ^city. of Wayland. The Dr. found the woubd 1 foot ball game Column. *• He put in a little notic** in week. A aumptuoua dinner was served country or Nonnul School, get rtbese such a had ime that he fears amputa­ ■ • <>nr want column Nov. 1. and ran it OF SPECIAL INTEREST. i --------after which all departed lor their homes for i?l.(X) or at 20 cents each.Singki ad- tion of the foot will lif Mceaaniw. Mi hi1 two weekk It read '‘FOR BALE—80 A Stonr Plpr With Bear Carved Fred ia a bright twy and a great fa-, wishing the father and mother many miaaiori 50 cents, and 35 c»‘ii& for K*i'« .-.nd Wisconsin j head yeafling steers, and 100 good To BANNER Readers In Aliddlei file On It. Found on Martin happy returns of the day. Those pres­ students. Buy a season ticket ROW. verity. and all aro very sorry for his “AnnArb-.r >-tuT breeding ewes. H. E. Downing. Naslii misfortune. ent were Dr,. Robert Montgomery and on sale at Heath & Carveth's. and Vicinity IsChrlstmo.* IviUe." Monday be >kphoned its aEuper’a Farm. •. wifts, Wm. Montgomery’ «nii W‘fv* • ; follow®: i"Say. 'take “out that want Announcement. Samuel Thomas while at workon the James Montgomery, wife and two chil­ SURPRISED MISS CALLA MILLS. POULTRY ASSOCIATION MEETING. r.y will go adv. I ’ ye ibid all the steer* and all **» Artur farm of .'Jnrtm Eupcr. in Woodland, Saturday was the birthday of. Mias dren. Harry Simpson and wife Minnie Our readers in general will he inter*<• witnosa , ’h” sheep,! and could have sold a k»t There will be h meeting of the llustfound a singular and very interesting Simpson, uf Hickory C’ornen*. Calla Milla, one of the BANNER'S estnd the sptwtol holiday ings Poultry Association Friday1 eve­ MichiI’tt bad ’em." Indian relic. It was a Mono pipe, with lady compouton*. . The other lady rnmt of H. j. Christmas, the photog ning to make arrangements for the 1 the team ' - ------ — SPECIAL PRICES SATURDAY. “W"ht “MMtl ranher.' But odr readers in Middleville a very natural figure of a bear carved typos of the city, to the number of coining exhibition. Dec. at* to 23. .1U05. '’niveraity THANKSGIVING DAY on the lx>wl of theSaturday pipe. Tbe Indian uu ------J. M. Weaver will make a nine. iw.rpetratcd a thorough snrpriae J. (lJ* u .1 Mre. L. EXCURSION RATES. and vicimty will be Vartte'nlarlJ >n- who did this certainly poasrered a good CQt >n the prices of meats. Sharp Butterfield, of London, Canada, upon her that evening. They left uro i terrated 1 wcauae of thn fad_ th*1 • '■ ‘”1 Mix W. It On nrainnt ol ThtoitiglTin* D»y tbe artistic talent, for **.» the Amrasteto figure zvs of Choice cub* will go at a very low price, the weH'.knowjj judge will make the several pkavant reminders of the oc­ mtrfcbrista.itabit.aitobliahKla.rtlrilo tn deal. of...... awards for the exhibition here. ; . Aillmr Mc-|c. K. A S. Ry. Co. will tell roni„ the bear is vein.- natural. Mr. Thomas while the cheaper grade** of meats will casion for the surpriaed party. An A j”?;P A ■‘h«i<loii. Dr. I trip oxcutoion tickets, nt one and one that town. ■ prize® his find very highly. be sold at a big sacrifice. Before, you There was a very pleasant surprise evening of much social pleasure was . Retebam.- Frank ‘ third fare tor the ronnd ;trip- Date of place your order for meats Saturday it on Leia Burroughs Monday ayening al _ The Charlotte bowling te«w John Michael, who was taken quite willpaysyMi J. . 7‘ '“bn Bnrke and I *ale, Nov. 2D and noth. Itetuyn limit. up last evening and mopped the — jn to call at Weaver ’s mark-* j the )>ome of her brother Ntdson in this indulged in. Her guest* wish for her * ’ ul-»tfd that thi, 1 leaving dsatinatirm not later than Do- Jrth with tbe Hartings team, win seriously ill Friday, ^reported as much his prices. ! city. All had a flue time. many happy return* of the day. better. » r»r' B*TC in i «mber «h.. 1 DOS. ntnf by CT pointa. ■ . | S. C. GrenraL A*enL SERIOUS. POSSIBLY FATAL ACCIDENT BABT DROWNED III A QSTERN NOTICE lilt AUCTION SALES �HASTINGS BANNKK. NOVEMBEK 15. 1W5. 11 FREEPORT. th« city council, and tbe Municipal Ownership and republican officala electCORRESPONDENCE, j1 I Mian AriuaReigler is viaiting her 1 slater Mm. Fred Durkee of Woodland Thursday forenoon at nd Tuesday will have charge of all the ______________;____ ah^rac'ts to he let for the next four H this week. years in the inetropol is. Jerome, whom NASHVILLE. Rev. M. W. Duffey, wife and two COOK BROS . Editors. Tammany fought hardest of all. was Last Saturday the Naabville foot ballI daughters werb In Berlin over Sunday. elected district attorney. So Tammny team defeated the Hastings team 5 to 0. Rev. Clone of Grand Rapid* occupied will have very slim picking in New ; Mrs. Philip Franck is at Battle» the pulpit here Sunday in Rev. DufYork, and a decent city government ONE YEAR i»l 00 Creek'and Knlamxoo visiting her daugh­■ fey’s jJace. 81X MONTHS SO THREE MONTHS 25 Mm. Wm. Moore, Ward and Leda ter Mm Elia Davis and Roy her son. visited in Grand Rapids over Sunday. ' Mrs. J. R. Taylor, daughter of Mr. Entered al the [/ostoffire at Itartlnri. Michi­ Mm. Sarah Leach of Hartings is | When the sleepy old Quakers of and Mrs. E. W. Brigham left for her' gan, aa second ctaM matter. Philadelphia wake up sufficiently to home in Wisconsin last week. visiting her daughter Mrs. F. A. §te j AOVERTtSINO RATES. kick her corrupt gangsters out of office Display advertl»l»it. nUM furntabxd on appUMrs. Solomon Troxel is quite ill atI; son, this week. it is time for all who hope for better • BtlOU. Mine* Bertha Newman and Addie this writing. ttaalne.M locals and reading notice*. On firrt pure, or among Brevities. r^canne; else­ things to “thank God and take cour­ Sinclair were in Lowell last Thursday. where. 7c » line. A veraa-- of seven words to tho age." It was Lincoln Steflins who. : Mrs. Tina Anderson of Grand Rap­ W. H. Pardee and family visited his ids is seriously ill with cancer of the writing of the graft of the political Card •( Thank*. tw»nty-flrs6gt>U each. atomheh at the home of -her father.. parents Jas Pardee «|id wife north of Obituary, pws uwatl rosolutlouv. 6c a Hoc. gangsters of that city, characterised town Sunday. Notion of birth*. dealt!* or tuarrtiwe* will be tbe situation as follows: “Philadelphia, Samuel Hartford. printed free as news matter. WiirVanilerlip and wife are visiting corrupt but contented." Mrs. William Feighner and son Ivani of Clare are the guestK of tier father at Walter Clark’s near McCords this JHm Mater. week. Michigan certainly is faring well . JOB PRINTING. Born to Mr. and Mrs Clarence Welch Mm Mary Fish is very ill at ,the Tbr Uanxku o<>e of the best equipped under existing conditions. We believe home of her daughter. Mrs. Jas. HnlJob office* In Western Mlchlnu. and prepared the people of this state appreciate the erne day last week, a sun. to do every kind ot book and Job j>rlntln|. D. W. Smith was at Halting* last : liters. teneflts of the wise tariff policy of the week the guest of his sun Clement. BuH Brayton of Lowell visited rein- . The State ot Michigan cannot afford republican party, which is making Mrs. G. A. Parmenter of Petoskey lives in th.- village Saturday night ami and we believe it* feople do nut de - Michigan a very proaperonw manufacin visiting friends in this village. hire, the crippling of the Agricultural j turiijg alate. Sunday. ’ ■ • » Guy Reuter ishume from-bis school ............. ..-----:------, .-AAO. Mrs. <»«l Asa Noyes o^u aqd ov.. son tow. Ren visited srrriia. 11 College. the~thr«ivst:ite normal school* , --------:-----ri ---------or tbe State University, We must have | j.Down and oat goea Senator Gorman. | ber sun Wwley in M*pie GroVe Snndai ‘ at Grand Rapids. an iat-llig.nt dtilaiuMp, Tb. norai.l I (or-■ Jtt,, the" The S’eighner district.is trying to findI i Jas. Bntrick ww< home oyer Sunday . NnhiMil* are nwrikul it--..!..... i it __ , - in a ... schools needed to' to1 train tniLohorM teachers Maryland. He. ___ was_crashed land, ­ ai teacher for the winter term'of schooL.: retunifog to his prnrk. in Grand Rapids for the graded «ehuuU uf Michigan. slide ;n democratic Maryland, which Mrs. Chas. Cruso and daughter I Munday morning­ The University iff; needed tu prepare went republican, just to show what Amber of Quimby were tbe guests of’! The Miaaea Florence Washburn and • men for teaching as well as profession­ the people think of such corrupt losses. tier sister Mrs. Cha*. Scheldt Saturday. ; Edith Helrigle attended tbe Epworth : al and buaiuew.walks of life. A large Mm. Chas. Brown is at Traverse 1 Lragud. Convention ai Grand Rapids 1 portion of tbe increase of state taxes is Lt is public necewity which will City caring for her mother Mm. Lydiat last week. ' due to the growth of these'educationar 1 H. E. Ludlow is in- Dorr this week Williams who is seriously ill. institutions Instead of decreasing the compel railroads to give up .their arbi­ oh business. « apprupuationit tor them. |hey should trary-pethods aud the right to fix rates. IRVING. The people, insist that there must te { Geo. J. Nagh-r and wile. Frank Nagto increased. And our splendid State Mr*. G. J. Teeple visited friends in ler and wife, visited at Wm. Parker’* goversunent regulation of railroad Agricultural college especially demnndH •rhttta. ii-’i the interest of the public. Hasting-; over Sunday. in Campbell Sunday afternoon. the consideration of Michigan. Il* use­ 'Mrs. Jennie Wilcox of^Lds- Angele?. t ‘.The funeriil of Gotlieb Nngler was fulness is only jmit.lieguuitb te ap» Ptdijical independence wan the watch­ Caiiforaift . is visiting relatives’ and I held in tin M. E. church Thursday predated. We believe thei appropria­ tion for this college shoulil te very word ef the American voter last Tues­ friend* in thia ’virinitv. It 1 has Iwen 1 afternoon. His remains were brought largely increases!, and are sure the day. lit will >«e well for the so-called more than twenty year* ’ mnee she left I here from Jarksoii he Laving made his state of Michigan will reap greater leaders to take note of tin/Mate of the ?Michigan for tJie west and her old 'home at his son’s August. Nagler. result* from it* luuuev invited there public, mind, and govern themselves i fHenth are much pleased to have her Tho*: who attended the funeral from : ! rytum fur this visit. than in any other channel, i Tbe farm-1 accordingly. i away were. Rev. Theodore.' Nagler of j ing interest* of the stsie will te j . .. Mm, S. L. -Coulter and infant daugh- j Saginaw. Mm Wi|l Naglcr of Howard greatly tenefitted by *uch a enuree. ' Tammany won; but the hare 3.(MW ; -tjei ?r uf North Irving visited her sister ; city. Rev AuguM Nagler and. wife of ami they need consideration right . utajority for McClellan for Mayor of — :j Mr Mrs. Geo. McConnell over Sunday., J Jackson. John Nagler and wife of now. ; roie't York^wus a xtiimng a rebuke t10 ;I Mrs. Cliet Benedict and .daughter 1 Md'H-'vIllc aud Dr. F. •• -W." Nagler and 1—7 :Hr I ‘tat cAnJiiwl King Ut «rnipt(#»taK . (Ln'^de ol HnrftagTrlJrea ihT'ton,.' S wife <.>t Grand Rapids. The report from Unainj that <h ------------------------------------------------- te’* parents Mi. and Mr>. Cbfi* M< , ’ Rev. rheudbre Nagler returned to . Titan.- dairy and feed «citnrisMcrt r, i The American -voter* said to' the !I dann dai last Saturday. 1 Saginaw ’Friday morning.! X L’. Bint ha* jurt \u. x-ejilpd in rid-( rvrrnpi political »xw*e* last Tuesday ‘ |Laat j Wednesday evening ateut fort* August Nagler and wife? ntnnad t*. ’ding fibe state of a large quantity ot **Go way back and .Mt down.' ‘ j ef the friends aud neighbor* of Mr ' Jackson. Saturday apiynuun vinegar, stuff that bad been! I and Mt*. E. E. Warner sprang a gen-, The foot tell team went over to Lake doctored and compounded to te sold in , nine surprise on them by going to their • Odessa last Saturday to. play tbe Lake IUILK DEALERS LAW Michigan m pure cider vinegar, sugJ bp me and reminding them of th>*ir < Cdosct team. The game was. a good gents the practical value of an alert ' i sixth wedding anniversary. Tte eve-; one. rvsniling in a victory'for Freeport rfmlni.tru.Um of th.- dtef. of Mr. Do„ App|y „ Tho,. J fling w.L4 most enjoyably spent with I 3 to 0. Bijd’s office. In aotne paat.years there : . ■ music sml . gorf KK-iattinw nil rou.nl, ■ J|(M j. ,.i,itlng ter lia* been question aw tu the: yalne of Milk to Neighbors. How Hefrebbrnentb were «w«H After which ! lm[heT An.un .nd wife in Jiwkeon ' I the dairy and food llepartment and as the Law Reads Rev. \\. H Hoicotnb in a few .well ... ... , .... to its vigor in the |nii>rc**mi i:tof state I ... . , . . . ,, . , .. The Misxa-m Marion Btu«se4 and Malc cbosen word* in behalf of the friend* , n • . -mm ,.f .bo fobm-nUul , J" T*, T -,’ BAI'-StR . . i », , x, ... ... ! ••! Poiihtv attended the foot tell game presented Mr. ai’.d Mr*. Warner with , i , makon. of J impure >o.xU. Bal tbore !?elrii'’ ««■'«'» .. i m i . t .i t !,t Lake Odetwa Sat.trdav and called on rocker a- a token of re-' , ..on* > ■■ b» > •«. ,4, euacemso.. of f£lt ... .ha. I b>' Il"' " e haw •a : tenutiful . Mrs. Mae bme|kerTorm«*rlv a re-odenl ■ „ , . , •. Jlrm-tlon a..ri..p .be pr»eJ admialm l"U«ine..u.<v m. ... wba.h- ! tnembranee. . . . ’ of this place. . .nui.m, m..l .be efideo. merewe of , ”r,T' YANKEE SPRINGS. Mr.' Dell. I’rrku., wa. in Grand 1 aoUrity. „ tlm offidiab. of the depart- ! ?^,r «"«“*••* *> «”««• >“J Erod O'Connor while rutting at l.i»! Rnpi'D ter week, m Imr aiater'e Mre. te»t temme mo™«nvenm4t with the M nick- Jack', in Wayland towndrip tet Will Taylor: J,r* ’’ A' «**• ■’ »>**<«* .»..l.aieMpromi«,th.ttoma..mdAtion.e^,"-Ti~'‘’ " ®f*.ra.io». who wirn-k mx'..Wl> -duAhimwU Jr, lh< ,rather than oritimm w|t be the fdtore i *■"' “J n‘‘lk or r,“<u1” tn"" " 'vwon tool while bnntir^. It tea th.- lw}< “other «»l .rber r.-lutive. near Baton .lewrviuK of tbe idaire Lfl^'^mn ve^nm.. defm. or .tore, or wyw careless in handling the gun when riepartment w ,o or tJc,lver tn,lk or vr^am it. was discharged with the above resph ' EAST MAPLE GROVE. __________________ I to a hotel, restaurant, tea rd ing hrnne or i Hh* foot is so terriibly mangled that '• ' any puhjie plare. shall te considered a N C. Hhgt-rniau viritad hi* *on l;yK* ■ Barry comity will rtreive this year j milk dealer: and < very milk dealer'' ’ amputation seems pirobnble. , in Lansing Matunlay. ■ from the‘state nearly ft’V.IXXj in pri­ who shall sell milk or cream from a [ Mias Addie Norris spent Friday and Wil! Davi* ami wife wen* gnert* of mary school monej-. The ;state tax ■ Saturday in Lhe city ' wagon or other ’ conveyance, .depot or apportioned to Birrv county asjwittl). ■ the formers parent* Saturday night. .Mrs. Dftvorah Fox was marri<>d last •fitore, or who shall sell, or deliver Thus Barry countv u» already n-cvfvivg • fromth«,ut(,witi4»in.1<WJf.,muth milk or cream ,,r “"‘..'iT। wuek to n Mr. Blackmore tn’ar Leslie, j; Gu* MorgnnthsliT and. wife f<a*sed or^ to “ a hotel, 'restaur* ■ Sunday with the latter** sister Mr-. I Ye acribe extends cohgratnlatiuns ’ Alva Riven ing ntiironU wbi.-b te. !«» ttehtodj --------- H _.w.jB.-F. "Norris r wan in Grand Rapid* 2 Mi-* Ethel Larkin of Nashville wa ■ license j Wednesday on business. cotmittttiotellntbJuitlteltuta.tli,. ’ thi* atatd must first obtain t-blntn a . Iten-I from the Dairy and Food Uommiwrioncr j n,.* Ritchie district ta in need of « ■ a guest uf Mr*. Viola Hagermap Saturtrict court slntll te jupheld i s the U I day night. to mil *ueh milk or cream. A lirenae tmebm*. wvauauuuivAsw Communicate with Cha* Wilwnu \yun«. WM- j ... S. supreme court, this state ’“ ’ iu the ' *’n rtJ!ln?r'-’d f°r Pituh wagon ur Hum* Director. Middleville. Route ! , ?Un^ns Herman |«*.*td te* paring Imck to Barry count- u ...’ ....’ | other conveyance, depot or store. I xb. 4. ‘ I w®e'{ a» the home of her brother N. C. future more money than thip county j I ir i wm* we ■■ Hagerman. will pay the state ini taxo. Already L'-Z-ly I John Miller and family now occupy , . ’ BOLTER—FIRS TER. -.a Io Ritchie * «house -----------. .lame*, JHarmon* and one fourth of the couitie* of Michigan I . S.|C. near■ Ghn lake. “mv' ll“ru ’on' family were «,----- --ot tbe latter. ’*■ ]>arent* Mr. and ’' Hre.receivingmore mopey fron£the rrom.tlie state slate i, “ ’"‘J pretty wedding wvmwiuh »««■* __ -.j.' ' ----------------- _____ j gutst* A■ very took pince place m at : —----------- .■" arejeceiring more mopey । M’r.s. McBeth Sunday. ' thiMk) counties count ies pay in In stale start* take* j■ t !»♦* home'of Mr and Mrs. George E. | than those This would seem tu show that Midhi- j Firster, ;on the State Road. Castleton | i Carl Gould of Charlote is here doing-1 j work on Weafey Debolt* new hotrae. L gan is not favoring the railroads, for . township. Wednesday November Im, . it is they, who pay the great [bulk, of ' Mffh noon, in tbe prenance of । Mis. Fannin Whitcxnnb and children | the primary school money into tho ' ovor. **’ invited guests, relative* <rf(tbv CAUSE AND THE SECRET OF ! were guerts at Mr*. Grace Slade’* one .1 state rreasury. i i bride and groom, when their daughter I SUCCESS. ' day last week. • , —— ----- ' i i i ! Mary K/was joined in the tend*, of i i, . • Mfs. Grace Slade and Mr*. Hazel; »■—................ .......... «.; “• i : >’ Harmon and daughtor Were guest* of ' uwwui tuvuaiu iuxu ,uu uruiwrrpur* 111 1 .. , , , , . , 1 at the street corner tearech- i Mrs* M*Bie> VanWagner's Thursday. , (h« nom,nation of njnbltau.joffia.l.; I ‘ »l'P«in,ud the coup!, took lhatr aid? • i ... • J j Arthur Hill :uul ^family were guests' • ■■ , . 5 -fro.t. . n„ । places 4l th.tB.-Coa, *hi gm.lu.trf I''"™- tn 4" a» beautiful l«;«"ttf.tl corner of the the ] «■- «■11 e.T TLXlhe of the former’s parents in Nashville uilooii keeper into '* bom am of Cin- I 1^Or- “I'"’1'* Untied for the ocof Cin-1 _.5T7_ .u_ , ,u_ ____ bouses and the wrecked hopes- and Monday. . . then . — Ii , CMion, and m the presauce of the com- , .ciunati, Hamilton County, then ambitions they contain? ataniling. the xilomti rcremonv Mrs. Nellie Shoup and daughter of ! of Ohjo. was assuming to dictate the panypronoaoevd »\ Have by Ker. C. I. Br..lU’V' you ever «W thought U,'’"«ht that these was ] ' \ - party nominees and to be the whole . “ <*"■* J were once Battle’(?rtek visited her brother €>sc*r or Hastings, Ihmtimm. which which made m.d. them them “P» ley, of pnsh. The-’rank and file stood this sort young, presumably full ot. hope, and Archer la*t Sunday also visited her of thing for a long time, because they husband and wife. After congratnla- probably with little thought of what sister Mrs. Orlie Swift last week. tionn. ft fine two course dinner was ' did not wish to embaraim McKinley ur ~r,eJ to (te torg. enmpa,,. Th<« th' Tu"“ John Biggs is very sick at this writ ip X.. • I>0 Hoonevelt by an adverse* rtajorfity. from, dbtonoe Do you kno* know th. thatt In in nl™. nine , ™. cases out i.ng. But thiw year there were no national i of ten these very people might have Work has l«gun on the F. M. Sheds Thomas, of Kalamazoo. Mich, and ■ issues ut stake, and no cougrexamen to saved siHneieuUy from their incomes elect. And’ they smashed the Cox Roy Draper and Edward Gird, of Ro­ of their more prosperous days to have but rather alow. mann. Newyago county. The happy Nearly everyone.attended the Ladies machine into Rtnifheroun*. ixraired comfort in their old age? couple will live on the Draper farm. It’s a startling fact that almfkst every Aid at Mrs. Tho* Wilkindon's arid The American people are with Prte- There were many very handaome and । aged dependent is dependent tiecause everyone report* it fine dinner of chick­ useful, preamtte given by the friendn. en pie. ident Roosevelt in his demand for* reg­ ; of failure to lay aside something in the ulation of railroad rates. Tbe heavy A social hup was given at tbe burnt ’ days of plenty. Have you ever thought vote fur “Municipal- Ownership" lin of Miley Andrews and a good time re­ of these things? New York ought to indicate to the Are YOU saving money? How are ported. railroads tte wisdom of submission ito yon saving it? Miiwi Wulldorff .nd Fred Bidelman ■wine regulation. For the American Lf your savings are just being hoard­ people will no longer tolerate the axed in your borne, without drawing ware in Cbn-lott. Sotnrtlay. isting situation wi^ich gives to a f<jw interest, the money is idle-and worse men the right to dictate rate* fiar still, in danger of being stolen. PROBATE ORDKK railroad public service, and to favor State of Mlohlran, County of Barry, m Lf your savings are in a BANK the y*?0 ,‘ro’*‘* Cow forte* the few at the expense of the many, major portion of their earning power fend give conoeaaiomi to certain locali­ goes into the pockets of othkra. Three Ayer’s Cherry Pectorsl Is not ouo ihou.'and nine hundred and five 10 ,0<r ties to tbe detriment of others. or four per cent, is all YOU get ! jescHt Cha*. M. Muck.vt Cmlwt* a simple couth syrup. It is a Saving from yoar income is an ex­ strong medicine, a doctor's The people of Michigan approve tlje cellent plan, but you should invest your energetic steps Governor Warner in savings. I have a plan whereby you medicine. It cures hard cases, taking to have tho railroad* issue the can save and invest at the same time. severe and desperate cases, Of 'kid dereaxed te admitted toie^X, old style mileage, which could te You can invest each month, the and tbe executor therein nunird ar.nJitnrSi £ chronic cases of asthma, pleu­ “Ptolhtad ur used on tbe trains, instead of being money you can spare and deposit it In *qme other sulUbc iwr*nt> risy, bronchitis, consumption. compelled to go to the station and exa security that is absolutely aafe, and Ask your doctor about this. ehange their milage for a ticket, thup which will pay you eight per cent or causing much annoyance and incortmore, instead of the three per cent the banks offer. cured the Riwentof the Micbiagn roads. Will you write or call and let me St lf Mny Tim TSSS and in now at work with the Wertera explain it to you? a timple request Frenger Aaoociation. We hope he will bring the plan in detail. Will you ■otice u> the ner^t * h.tli 2*’TH.H®'*' may succeed. . , let me serve you? C. B. BENHAM, TW magidtmle ot tbe Timm/ re City Bank Building, Hastings, Mich. buke ib Nmr York City am no* b» WiU te in office Wednesday, Thawunprecistod. Tho repobiicn. eoctfot day and Saturday evenlnga. Hastings Banner. Published Sa«unK«. n e’wy FOR BOYS We have an extra heavy fleece lined Undent ear sizes from 16 to 34. If you want a good warm garment, see this one, * OO you want to buy your BED BLANKETS at the low price, do it now. They are selling fast. Note the low prices. oe I I F A few full size 10-4 Blankets at................................ A few full size 11-4 Blankets in tan or grey A 64x80 in extra heavy blanket.......' These three numbers are getting low, if you want a pair at these prices buy them now. AIm an extra heavy 12-4 Blanket at W. E. MERRITT The Most Complete Corset Stock in Barry County^ isnuule cf the same wistaria} as $3 4 i-'i The bdiex jacket of a tocoaotlve—Exposed to wear, weather xnd Su’-^r S’<-. r-:. iron, Lecausr tor inch purposes sheet iron is more durable than sheet «:e<. . Range is nude of sheet iron—-not steel- for exactly the same reiuen. ‘Lil i J* A Doctors It Is a lor.f; step from locotnoures tn the range in your kitchen, hat the nuc- • . ■ you: rxagc is made is of vita.' importance in your household economy - . Sheefircn coats twice m much as sheet steel, bat steel will rest, and erickr . -r inp app^rstus means loss ot heat,- waste of fuel, and in r. few years the r-.n/c .. :< the jnnlt heap. ■■ • :.- . Ic ths body of all Majestic Ranges we now us- Majestic Old Style Chare Oil Iron. Tie : -F fruatewwk .--r .-»« Majestic Malleable Iron—:h.- -<.-n that • ■: ’ cracks or warps, and is sj thin that you can do all your cooking witfio.?. remc-v ; - . Tbe iocotno-.ire is compelled to stan^ up under severe tests—good Io.,’..- v . * • ... ■ train of csss. A range bvfft to endare and- stand; every test is the most e; . that you can buy, and that rang* The Majestic Over 50U pleased customers in Barry Least Expensive County Sold ex'cl Goodyear Bros. Hastings. Michigan. POVERTY 1 GIRLS o , The way to make money is to buy goods cheap at Hogue’s Cash Store If you want to get ahead. If you want to eave money my jour Kooilsai Hogiles. Iiendquartera for ueueral .MerHuindise. Coffee-., Teas. Spicee. JSxttacta. Canned Utiode, Gooku a. Crackers, Cheese, in fact everything in the Grocery line. Dry Goods. Vuderwear. ’ Men’s Working I,armeota. Hats and Cans. Gloves and Mil tens. Xotions; Etc. Shoes v,d Kubbers at wholesale Hogue’s Cash Store Railroad "The Line Beautifiil" BUFFALO to 127 Jtttmon Stmt Phone 151 Valley t Hatting, Mien. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA The Hastings Lumber 1 Coal Co Medicine COAL bouirht v^r'wu L"? det“a',d from iiowion. Have you willWvo0 ta ~nr8yPDly -vet’ W you haven’t it . Iwd.s%!’’ We bantfle the very Md ™ sen at 8e‘~THE KIND THAT BURNS othe7kind th Mme pnce you wou,d W for the s what we’d eay if you’d ask us if yet We have a rT1,lny tlle Lumber business Windows ffih.Vt0Ck of dumber, Lath. Shingles, est. WE8ELLTHEBJIaTROoflNGOW“ ,he °W' SMILE”1"0 FEBCF FENCE POSTS. *HOWE WrU W00D *^**^8 ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. FENCE ROSTS. BAUER BROS., ATLANTIC COAST .RESORTS ' Five thrt'^h lr»i»l Ja,l>- Dipin<U«- ’ 11 “* Conneel, at BoW”"1 N.arara. lines from <•>' For a,n«. .«"»• w* LT-w* 41 �jrs just THE TIME OF YEAR FOR * GOOD ROOK ANO A GOOD FIRE. . [ ‘ . th Ku9tf °'thc R,vcr- • T*6 Brcath °» th® Phone 241 nlyrur. 1RIUM Children's Dresses in /Cinghamsbn. ■ 4 toil years. MrMto Homer Oread Rapid, vloltom Hooda, About tiYOOU more will l« added |<> th© assets of th© wrecked Vit-L-i. h*nk by the Octibn OF the f. s. ^d m.inLT* E"‘ Xr““i'h end Ell. Co,,.., illVulllnl , ■A j ‘'The,unexpected return home uf yar- . St I . ]( Uullor, V Bdllerai, “nJ Mrs. Kate Hines, of Grand -Rapids •Pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McKlwnin: ( 51 r.- K,uJ Mrs. Kellar Stem arid Mr I “avo charge of all Lady .Maccala* w-rk until Jan. 1st. j ( , Hhel.lon ami ^ugi «irlI| ~ Seward ■-™»™.»»<,.io|1 tod dough.,., or! one day last Week bccati-M- h r' 1 tl” ' .l,MrJ'or nrv KUMtS ot4. hit rxrvth-I i> v'. Woods, who ilisapjH'an'd t-wo A grand jar, .g Pnw Paw wlnn^l , Fr*"l< 8l>Mkvt. of •'<orth Bakin,ore. ■ years «g<. and for information of his 'v 1 “»o aune to thi».<aty WHnwtav : vvheregbouta a liberal reward was , SI Indictments ___ xugaii.,. ,-i.ire,,. iitrercil, has solved another mystery, i ’Buren Uo.. ------mostly fur violatiolre ----.. ’ .. ... ShwludlaCrawcly. Suits. u-uekH agu- the county officials 'tl,e Lx*al option liqimr law , I r‘,’,’r»ed to hi- home Saturday and Two Bearskin, Ao ..ra m.wericu-ly visited Oakhill cemetery j . -- -----| , K' *¥’rsh»*,‘‘- formerly a resident of Wool Bonne t- and Mit- in this city and opened an old grave.; [rs- "Ul Tulley - an ag«l wumunCnr,tnn-l’ut'‘<wre*idir»gintlienorthTh;- l.-l to many sensational report*. >•'’** Lonu Wtt* 'n Greenville, wa-^ri nsrt <.f th<- state, was calling on . tens. It is iK.w made public that the step! fMafly injured in it runaway accid.-nt ( vid f'icnds in the citv Suturda-). j I and Sleeping H .. ................... in Grnnd H»Pidsfurnished Thursday ' ’ ” i mother of Harry Woods ’ A telegram w,ia received hy‘ Dr. .1, i Ni^t Gownswhut seemed to lie plausible twidence < . La in pm a n bite Satiinjay niyh’ stat- 1 The Famous Stc r.M Goods that young Woods bad keen foully Marehalls gas plant feai been -uhl to I ing that his soil James u.-w dangerous-( "Chicago corporation. Warranted Wat rproof . with and that his body" hud ,.ly sick Ml the University hoiiphai at i . AnnArlor. * jlr for jhat citty Sun- l Designs !-<en surreptitiously buried in the Fancy Pyj day .noon. James «-». _ _____ _____ takeh sick ., uaccs .’.’metcry at night. The officers had and Silks. •hurwiaj, Friday Ije seemed! much 1 , -•> much laith in the information that and EmbroiA-rr ““"r «u........ . g .,,1- bread. , . <»tb- Is-ttcr. bnt on Saturday , night yuv, >jj '.hey opened tin- grave. Tbe uiu-xpecti»l.- It y«»q want «•> tin<! ; much wurs- that hi- father wj- siim-I I CAN SAVE YOU -I returh home the next week of. young if. t- ;i ,,j s moved. ' <■.1- liestroyvil the- x.'p-ution and i bread ifonr. t.-st It t*u "• ?,?. * MONEY ■ M.iviHl a «e< -nd mystery.Bat tip Creek! way: in the ilrs< phi- -. <i.h- i J.h t.rnuL \ f white with a faint. y- lh.u !ffi| MINA M. SCOTT ■ • ---------! take SJUh* uf It np in y jtu- I Michigan has*t.:i22 rur.il mail , , . pr«*«rit will fall apart Iixi XXXXJOCOe •' rf^wky apix-aring country . buy, ia huiipv R.p, ,.xne .t • And may their tri oooocoocotx.--.. ;; i-.imr tu town recently, and afteryour fingers . wffi not f-*el cntlrelv E. L. Sinclair of White' plgsX has £ wandering up and down the rtUs*u< for1 smooth ntalpuw.lvry. but via will be j hnigp't uf tin Fnuik Ihs.var farm in “ an hour or so, atopi>ed in front of an ! ab,*‘ f dutly to dirtlDtnniilt• dlfferon empty'Lulidiiig to gore at a window : * I’ut a ijtiie <>f ii Iwr.recn Rutland. luis taken |*osveask>n arid ’.viil 3 ON make it hi-future home.’ bang-'i a-iwrvtstnent -.f - »uu theatrical I • 0,1 r ,wlb chvlv; it wlU . ruii, :> a • Rev. Hach filled the Me: hodist pnlI.. „ Uttlv Wi.it. !«■ «■« “L' . ................. ''■' 1 . . ■ . , nutty wftivii. at.r dri-liiv -ih.-t i« n' ■ j nil Sunday morning, Rev. Trt tf holdtn one <■( ..... .VW. Wot. n...l „ H ,,, . i ing quarterly meeting, in the Ktipdint? N fore wry long another, then t w» «r\ uilug* ' nicnt* filhsl By Ri-v. Hatch <si the three more. Tin funner bad not -aid . IMark :i wonk hut continued tu look TMto1 L-*. it s»*i re < .The -crub hall team t|f the " ■ Hastings .High -School went to -Nash8 MfiWT *l p illr’Sutunhiy and played a gamt^-ith a iimger and asked th- larutvr toy what frpm! Manchester cepi j.ud ht Ji1 ithe High Hchwd team of that tillage hr wa- lonking^Hf Tbe country boy ItN-fuh' in Ixmdou he exhibited the r<* never turned Iris brad but answered : wuHn: of bts iinalyw; Aiuoug them the latter winning by a sron- uf 5 tu 0. ■ 1 was ju-t trying tu M-e bow.^ung a ■were! «nnw white dampies ot annuo ' Van any one tiling iue road- much Agent' fellci could tend his own business nlm.u cblurld^ annuonluxn sulphuh. worse than they »verc last week? The withurtt .-ome denied iuol wanting io calchim sulphnte 4ud a Ikeaulifully iheavy’* rain- <-t Snnday follnwpd by I :- k\ wh.»t hr was doing ' cryntallixthl paraffin liydroearliun adm; -n'.iw, ajia the s i d that there iia« no \ ' ; liar In properties anil coinpositlon w a ' ■ ‘ ' Kubsranct* present In beeswax 'Di- Jr'iiiiurt-dor tbe.mml tu dry up made thi! roads about as near lK>ttoin|e-s a­ L ike Ode«M* wfTI-si>end the * lU.tAH'. ><>ot u!*o ••wLtlned lb per cent of hen.. ;L.:y welLcyuld lie. ’ >iu- ; hydrocarbon oilsL From tuahe ot the ’I they iiine1 week** ago lor public ’ prodii-.'tM rrofessur Knecht p:x*parv»| a ’ ■•uts. in a paper box contferg E.lw.bd Srnirti. 'wh.»s- marridge to . brown <ly«*MutT which produced alwo- ’ Mis-. Etlith Weaver wa.- unuauncin) in will cum-.* there from Battle i lutvly fast sh:x«ivs o:i cottui •» ■ ■ Tthe BANNER ia-t week. *is tbenireaiAs far a*, it will go thia amount dent • ifithe Epworth League, Hiaimany ' put into a two-story, brick Phone 238. friends, in the League ami Sunday building l-'Ujxlx. office building jind ; "And have you nny'brot-hers and -*ts uO^OGOOOO > tthgin,. ruom. TJie company agrees totters, my little lutin’:'’ asked the kindI nch*ul Jlass rom huhsl t<» give Mr. and —————— employ ut least 125 hand#—half to be j •■’Id jady. Mrs. Smith-a thorough surpri-a jMonjb + >0.4. ! mm and other half girk.attd loya-ffor ( fophetl l|n» little man. I! day niF&it and <;nrri»s| it out 'very ad­ t k.. v,-.™, uto-u.-tlw building- .re .„ 1 W .ud, on...nd » h..r' ruitly ihdeed. and made them’ Under­ stand that their friends wished Ithem ♦ 1- ■ deeded to them. Tbe comply ■ ♦ ! .igrees to pay ont at least *150.(NX) in j |wo bnlf niHi tliree, much, jay’ and luippiness. Hosiery. K-c ■icr&pcker Cloaks, Cap ■ Boys’ FELT BOOTS, SOCKS, Local News. I RUBBER BOOTS Outlast any other brand. Absolute protection to the feet from cold and wet: comfort md du in ♦ i wages in 10 years. Willis Ketzheck, NICE warm MEAL 25 CENTS. to using a with you, 't: to lhe i: • Palace arm Meal. ' lean and whn. till. Conn Odeaud E*«ythi?ii cooked-. U*CH MOM IN CONNECTION.. OUR It bread lhe best ».,! U7"wr far it. *« CM OF HUM , *.>o CONFECnONERT AD. Barnaby, ftine tH°reast of Office. —_ 3 Hatting*, Mich. , half brothent." Phd4delpliia. Pre-<s. A.nnmber-uf Eaton county residents . of Mulliken and vicinity have formed ; n colony and migrated to Florida for I the winter. This has l>e*n an annual i MASS OF SORES ejBKlus. bnt the crowd ii much larger; than usual this year They claim it ’ is much cheaper and a heap sight more comfortable to spend-their winters un- j tier Florida's sunny skies than it is to buy fuel and sutler tbe cold of a J Michigan winter. Awful Suffering of Little Boy from an Itching Humour The Ntair cases, door and window 'frames aitd other woodwork, all finished I in quarter sawed oak. are being manu- | Stanley Hollinger, a Niles boy of 16 has admitted that he placed an ob­ struction on the South Bend & South­ ern Michigan railroad in that town, one day last week. He also confessed to placing an obstruction on the Big ;*’■*« corn,! *u tod«=Wod au« chronic ®BIUTIU. . . DEFORMITIES. —Utonic i)iK.usu »4V,’M*.OF ALL NINOS Ior Train- The barrel industry this fall is al­ most at a standstill on account of the marked scarcity of apples. William Rhodes of Cedar Springs sold his stave timber for stovewood. Pietro Sta^nolo, an Italian fruit dealer of Holland, was murdered one day last week His wife, brother and another Italian of that town have been Addf«a. Room -ACKSON SANITARIUM, arrested for the Crime. JAeice#$2’ y Michigan Honewar Prospects-are being revived for the building of Columbus & Lake Michi­ gan railroad which is to go through Coldwater and other Michigan cities- . A dispatch from lutnsing nays:.; 1; action action ui of tin the iHgHitui Inghnui »county shper- Not One Square Inch of Skin on vi»n> in d.^dioo ing claim, of i»>y... His Whole Body Unaffected !->»»» u(•^ho.dhon the ground that typhoid" fever to not facturod by Charles Grier-at Charlotte I "Mr little smi.aboyof tre, broke for a Presbyterian church in Salt OTt with an itcMog to»h. Three doc­ Lake City which is to curt $800,iXM>; tor. prescribed lor him, but he kept Three of the Gothic windows are 18x50 netting wor.euntil we could notdmM fees, containing no less than fifty sash him any more. They Hn.lly nd’twd each. The shipments will be completed me to try a ccrtoi.med.tol college this month. but its treatment did no good. At tire time I induced to tty Cnticnr. Grand Rapids Water supply is con­ taminated by sewage from the State Soldier’s Home. Gov Warner is asked to have the Soldier’s Home authorities remedy the situation by* burning the o^kin on hi. whole bod>' sewerage, or connecting with the city s ssis sewer system. tracks about three years ago. ■Wil TREATMENTS CURED BY CUTICURA ' Thursday occurred the funeflH o ~ - John F. Hall, who died the pleceding Tuesday of tuberdntaais ar hi« , "booty* in the second ward. He Saves ' a widow and three children in rtrait■ ened circumstaifbes. Until a ■ few 1 niontiis ago he lived in Rutlanlli He ! was an honest. Tiard-wor^ing inan. । who bad to' combat <h-eu-e whild viiJdeavoring to care for his familyf and ’' their needs. Four frother* ami a sisi ter also survive I’.iii. infr but after the second ^l^°«e°ti?Cn.UoMmO^S~t. “^it%‘fe4mSh*opsi; ‘^“lli/.klnpeeled off twenty time., g&irlLlly^ldnitothe^tmeht No» I “u . .tronier"od healthier F"™1- “Ltr towX. hei.u>d*r“ Ave., Chicago, DL, Pec. 30, SIX YEARS LATER nr. Wattam writes "Vour letter ofth. ffrclCL^.hSough in a communicate di«H*e is to lx re; viewed by the nuprame court n writ of certiorari having been issued. Thin exact question hai not been jiawcrt upon by the supreme court although Circuit Court, Judge Wiest ruled nguinrt the Htiperviitors. Tbe stripes on the; left coat-sleeve of thclMichigan Central conductors done in gold, is causing many people to in* quire whet it mean* and why some conductorshave more of’.them than others. The answei is that each stripe represents five years of the company’s Nervicc. George Briber is said to.- be wearing the most stripea of any con­ ductor in tbe state, his route being between Lake Michigan and Joliet III. The number of stripes worn by him i ten, representing fifty years of the company’s service. An alfalfa .pasture is probably the most sensible and cheapest preventative of hoR cholera yet disovered, lor it fu'rufohes tbe pigs just what they need to balance up their rations all through the season. There is nothing better worth while trying than to see if it is not possible to secure a small field of alfalfa on every farm where the rais­ ing of hogs is made a businem. The importance of this is fart being realised by the farmers of Indiana and Ohio, and when a proper soil is selected and the crop putin mt it should be a large measure of success is being met w ith. Impure blood runs von down-makes yon an’ easy victim .for organic .dis­ Si BnrLek Blood Biller, purito the Nood-cureti .the .cause builds you up. . . I* Supply of RU GOODS? Are you prepared for the rough weather, which is sure to come? Do you use warm footwear in the cold months to keep your feet warm? We handle the boots that made Mis­ hawaka Famous and if they’re Ball Band They're All Right. pair. * Mot Made or You have heard of Ball T ___ —, -Felt Boots, Band Knit Boots, Lumberman's Socks and Rubbers to go over them. RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES AND ARCTICS For the whole family. The entire family can come to our store and find just what they want. This store ' has studied the shoe needs of the people and today there is an individuality about our shoes that people like. Compare our prices with any. J. T. Pierson & Son The People’s Store Phone No. 9 Highest market price for feattier dressed poultry Capital S75.000.00 Surplus S25.000.00 OFFICERS People’s M&H’Wt COME ' were ■ ' ’ ishmcre, nnctcttc O. Mr’ Goods delivered. Souhwestern Michigan wu I toT-htJ?""'.*"11 Em“ T’*" IO I u.io^o on bumnem Monday. C. 0. Maywood made . bo.ioew. .r|n i toDe'roi. and Toledo the .fa, „r thL Xu’' * “Ball-Band K J Foghner, or N,m,rille. ,4, the eitj. ob buainea. Mandat. wi.b:?X'h;X ' I -LLj J£ffi«'s<r' .'T- im ILL HIT BOOTS, I So«l«: ,4 Grand Rapa, i. -mid think aielriet ; L- Leading Druggist. .. . . . v- ■“ siiaaio- i H Hastings visitor Monday. ArthurE.5545 ”” ” V VmT Pr>“’,p,nt demo<t.tlc »th,w,’j|^“ of and he convinced that the Red Cross Drujr place to buy Books. Juit.pfke 1 je.irt ujkX’J en‘U| 15. -“<-e. hi I rentier I he HissouriaflThe Conquest \ .l inda and the Boss of Little Arcady. The oKSl<I«hI> November b> M»yor “« ns. 000 but bto .lr^ r ' "I” OOO Md i. lw ‘ “ ,lre,J-V TO*> »■». Smith Im. £d*L“ml'>««d. Judge <■ Sheriff J' ZJ? J“ri'for ^mlM-r ■ ... tin- 'loo.l Book nt a Pat^factoryprice i : s.h-'' t from as you will find in the lar­ ' v’ bi;t1'1’|,oolts >’ou "’oulJ choose. Every ! •*T l<i-1" I' '■ ample stock aftd we are making some ;rl-punliaaers. Below are some of the . ■■ ; ' ‘ banner, Owcneo cititon. Parkbill Mked I >. Protect Yourself President. and lay the foundation for future competence by starting D Chester Messer, R. B. Messer. R. T. French) M. L. Cooh. D. S. Goodyear Luhe Waters A. A. Anderson. per cent interest Paid on Saving's Deposits MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY... A Savings Bank Account with our hank. The time will come when you’ll be thankful for the day you acted on this advice. • We have a “mint of money” in our vaults and it’s all made up of ' • “savings deposits.’’ Start your ac­ count now and get the interest oiu. that money that now lies idle. A J Hastings City Bank Buy a Good Overcoat and Save Doctor Bills Protect yourself against the cold, raw wintery weather. A heavy, warm overcoat that will keep out the cold and retain the normal body heat, is the surest precaution against Pneumonia, Catarrh and other winter illnesses. That’s how the servicable, moderate-priced Kaufman Garment will mean economy in doctor bills, as well as a saving on clothes money. . The servicable Belted Overcoat shown here, will be a good in­ vestment to guard against sickness. It is warm, stylish, hand-tailored throughout. We have them in every nobby, popular pattern. All grades—all styles—all sizes. Only $12.00 to $22.50 Your exact fit and most becqming style is here ready to put on. C. H. OSBORN Outfitter for Men, Young Men and Children �HASTINGS BANNER. WANTS HER SHARE j COURT HOUSE REWS. \ Late B. R. Rose by Common REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. She Claims to be the C^ild of the Bad hygiene, foul air, impure water, are among its causes, it is called “the soil for tubercles," and where it is allowed to remain tubercu­ losis or consumption is pretty sure to take root,. Hood’sSarsaparilla Removes every trace cf eeod for Book on Scrofula, No. 1. Why Suffer With Piles? When you can get 30 day*'treatment on my personal GUARANTEE of satisfaction or money refunded. If you are interested call and get a booklet explaining the treatment. We club with’all the leading news­ . papers and magazines. The Luildinas will toon be moved • from IL I. Hendershott's r«^ct*ntly purchased lots on State St, preparatory j to excavating for the now block of five stores that will t« built next spring J. W. Ward met with an uecident one day last week resulting in a sprained ankle and a bad shaking up He was at work on the U. B. church building when the scaffolding broke I and he fell violenttly to tbe ground. We hope Hastings’ building record next yeak may exceed that of 190ft. It . prombiea to do so on State St. at least. when IL I. Hendershott will put up fire fine stores. There is also conaid. erable talk of paving that street and . it would 1« a very great and in many respe'ta a yery desirable improvement Prof. Wallace'and the class in Commereiid Geography, consisting of eight memtiers, made a visit to the Wool . Boot factory Friday afternoon, and were much pleased with what they saw. The wools used there come from vari­ ous quarters of Asia, and the class was interested in what they learned of them. ' also of-the i>r<>ce«Megby which the ma­ terials were‘convened into felt Imota. They will-visit other factories later. Law Marriage. Ida Pnrnia will make bne more at’tumpt to prove herself the child and rightful heir of Benjamin R. Rone, ’ ’who died in thia c'ty about a year ago. kbiving an estate valued at flft.000 to ’ twenty beneficiaries, miwly distant ,relatives. The case is an appeal from the Pro­ jhate. court where the claim was not’alj lawed and went to trial before a jury ,in Judge Wolcott’s court Today. Tbe ,claimant will set up that her mother, 1now deceased, married Ruee and that 1she i* their child. Failing to show that there is a record of any marriage, 1 1ahe will attempt to show a common law marriage. Rose is known to have 1 l»en married four times, and at the 'time of his death all his wives were dtfad except one. froni whom he had 1 obtained a divorce. He had no sur­ viving children by any of the* four A Patent Medicine Talk WAKKANTt DBEItf. QUIT CLAIMS. Angie CoykendaU to’M. Cork.nd.il HO M A. IS. Tbornapj,lp.................................. 1 Alt) Merritt Wood to Goy Higgin. 12ft 00 parcel, Orangeville............... E. R. Sylveater to Frank Schro­ 1200 00 der, parcel. Amyria............ Wm H. Chast- to Nellie VanTyne, parcel. Delton David’Matteaon to Jacfb Zerlw, s acres. Middleville11,00 W' John Dorter to Josephine Uwelot Ptairiuville village ™ Joxephine Loveland to Henry Beu-on, lot Prairieillv village Ot*) I Cluu>. Waldorf! to Cleo W. Riabridger, lot Wall Lake 73 U*1 MorgaaJone* to Norton Smith, —Loot *4 and South half Iota ’ ■ The attorney* f‘>r the estate will at­ 2 and 8, Blk 22 Eastern Add tempt to show that Mrs. Bo we nox. City........................................... the mother of tbe complainant. marri< d Gbofge Repner. and tdiat R<>#e went to John G Smith to Nettie C. Russel!, lot 14 and half lot Npw York and married another woman 18, Blk. 44. Middleville about the time it is claimed he wKsE. Allgeo to Norton living with Mrs. Boweradx. Dwight Wm. Smith lW»ac sec 17. Baltimore 4»0 do . Gom represents the c lai inn nt and Whiter '& Fitzgerald and C, S. Pal- Josephine Weber to ill»cr Rapids j Tinker, Lot 10 Blk.’li'. Krnnitrton the e*t ate. - G rand PtUi.’ I field's A»Td City It sometimes hapjieiis that a rural carrier nptkes a mistake and puts mail Frank P. Wflcov to Frank in the wrong box on his route. It ' K. Giddings. South half lots i should not be forgotten or overlooked The outsjiokcu rouuiuce of the Ger-1 and 1 Blk ». Kenfidd's Add that the same rule and law applies as­ ms:i i$ SOmetimea trying to those of a [ CHAPPOLINE cures chapped . if .they received mail at a 'post oQicel diparent habit. Tbe author of the trav- [ hands at trifling cost. That is if any person receives mail net olbig notes called From a Holiday | Darwin Fuller, to Amtlin C. Hunt, hi ac sec -!. Yankee •their own they -must immediately re­ Jduennr' describes a young girl whom turn it to tbe"post office or the mail box slA1 mot at n Genhan hath, u pretty ' Spring^, to Elton E. wb” : Darwin Fuller 1 PreauripUnus prepared as if for from which they took it. Any nc^Ject dcal-ilkc crKitun*. uanied Mari the Doctor's own use. • . to do so implies criminal carclttsanews. ktJ'W how to sit Mill aiid do nothing I Sliook, m) ac mv 21, Yankee .............. dr. . 1 Springs The letter way is to examine your •* 'all day long. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Ptifsently It was di»«"oven*d that Mato R. . i . I e Sign of the Elephant. mail as von take it from the box and ■ , Dan'I Klingensmith rirf Ur»l u lover. SIk* disclosed the fact i ~ ; A. Murdock 40 ac is. > not your own b<4dp'. .......oo ; 4>|y brautigum Is young. baud$umc. [' Orangeville riiL,” she suld proudly, look lug tip to > FKOBATH tWItr. ’ ! ’ t <all HuglUb girl of sevenveen. ''And J lais you not a bridegroom too'?. Or j Estate uf Margan t Bnrgt^s. ’Instate • • . did you never have ope?” . ■ ' •heed against claims. Tta ^gllsb girl had never before!- Estate of ... Mary Cpfilmc , alleged in- ; felt the humiliation ccmt>et< n,t. iirurf Order allowing annual •*-*t .......... -...... —••y <-ansc.l by the ........lack -• - ; coinpeieiK. I,-, .hilnnla.v.lb. * „ „( gnanii,,, . ot ■ MfegrooB KL. So --b.»b»m.4...«llj I nlT0UI mterwl. coQfVsM-d that some one liked her. only : . . . tbiUpriug. butEstate of Jeremiah Wilbur. Order j "But you do not love him.” Interrupt- j appointing administrator enured. I ed Ithe German girl In loud Sot very Claims t» 1* heard March H'th. , I 1 liave taken several Poet Graduate courees in bad English. "Oh. 1 love n>y treasure . -In Re of City of - *• -• *• •** Hastings vs ” Ellen M. addition to my regular medical course and make a so! I love him so!” j Swtmoy. Petition to awpiire private specialty of treating all diseases of the The Englhh girl sbuddered ande II property fur street purpose filed. Sum- | bluslied to the roots of her hair. Tbe ,t ! mons issued returnable Nov. •>. > EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. words bad been distinctly spoken aud i Estate of Joseph Shriner. Petiton for | bad evidently proved very amusing to I fit glasses by the latest and most approved probate of will filed. Heating Doc. 1. | a party of English tn the vicinity. scientific methods. "Oh/’ ’be Implored, "would you mind Palate Voyl® E. Albright., minor, i saying ‘like’ Instead of ‘love' -next License to sell real estate inraed. ; time? We never say ‘love’ In English. Office over Horton's 6ro- no P U DllDTflM PhMe 273 Bond filed and re0brt of sale filed. We have no such thing!" eery store 124 State St... UDi U. II. DUH I UH. and 158... W.J. HOLLOWAY EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT A. minor pwt who talked of bls lady’s Glen Nichula. Yankee Springs.. . perMn being "cuHauxly mix'd" would Grace Kriw-r. Yankee Springs not be entbUYiaatically reviewed uow- Carl Wiles. BeUexue .................. adajyw. But ho ‘startliugly beautiful Belva Harry, Arnyria . was the Indy iu question, one Susnnnr. j /Mike CliJoni, City.... . ... Peiivlch. who died of rheumatic fever ! ; Florence City at Ilnckuey on July 3. 1tk'»l. “In the “ %Bignall. flower of her nge." th.-rf tijene lines iu Alick J. Bolter. Cxstleton . pirni-a* of her have not only Iteen prv-*| Mary K Fireter. CaatleUm. sorted, but they have even ' Parley BeUre. Aaavria... . cl^ittcatlon with uoqseuHe verse. Addie pepfoid, A^yrig.... Thli explanation Is, jM*rhapa. necetr • sary. before quoting the inspired ac­ I Emeat ,1. Rasey, .Gmtletcu--------- : Mabie M. Kilpatrick, Woodland.. count of her death: THE NEW ELDRIDGE ROTARY SEWING MACHINE l itiaranteed in every way. The eas­ iest running and moet perfect ma­ chine on the market. Has none of the five objections that every other rota-ry machine always have. This machine justs fits the stock where QUALITY is the MOTTO. BehofrJ. rtatnp sheet* Cllnr close nbout her In the bed. । At which she. waking, said. ‘ I'm deadf* '. Shall I the carelew m.ild go blame See It: YOU'LL BUY IT. The Quality Furniture Store, Phone 76. ■» \ / I ( / j ( ) \ , nett line of genuine Montane Buffalo robtw. It overcoats, -and thee ■Famous Montana Buffalop.. robes. • a_ . makes a warm feeling come over a man just to see them. These coats and robe's are rubber lined, alwolately wind proof, made of wool ho there is no disagreeable odor about them. Cut from-a solid bolt of goods, same as any other garment and not priced like a skin coat or robe. They will wear longer, look better and give better satisfaction than Fur Goods and are cheaper. See them at Jesse Townsend’s. ) HASTINGS, - - - MICH. READ THIS WE OFFER SLAB WOOD IN FIVE CORD LOTS OR OVER FOR ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD (Si.iS) DELIVERED. WILL ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY ioo CORDS AT THIS PRICE R. K. Grant Il t< that by her ne*tl*enc« So choice a one te lost from la-nee? -London Chronic!®. THANK GOD FOR ROOSEVELT. ; The New York Sun's account of i [ Mr. Roosevelt’s speech, at Little Rock,. j contains reading matter well calculated which we think of as the south, that j It V quite usual after a ball to find that the action of the heart show/ trace* of fatigue, particularly In deli­ cate young women, who complain of a vague sensation of uneasiness, sadnefis and even of pain nnd are. in a ’ word, Id a peculiar condition that Is not yet disease, nor Is It health—tnucu . । nearer the former tbau the latter. Dis­ ' eases caused by dancing are com। . mouer lu women than In men. The j most' frequent are laryngitis, partlcu- who ..-w talk .... u - great deal Mvw. women ' . i larly mriy In in wviueu ...g; colds, broncblUs and (i,i whiter dancing; . pneumonia and pleurisy, ) somp||n>e8 pm Dancing should' 1* absolutely forbidri I, TYvinr-lncr 1 den in ftli cssm of consumption, which j may nsiume n very rapid fo.m from ( । thia cause. It la counter- indicated as \ well In nil cases of heart trouble. has so seriously suffered from lack bearing and heeding plain talk of the sort, Governor Darts, of Aiktnsas, bad preceded the President, and in his remarks used words that might be con­ strued as something between an apol­ ogy for and a defense of lynching. The Sun report says: Mr. Roosevelt spoke only for al mo­ ment or two by way of greetiuglo the । people in front of him and then turn ’ suddenly toward the Governor,? who [ riarted perceptibly in his chair, so un expected was the President's movement. '‘Governor.” he said, "yon spoke of a heinous crime that is often hein ously avenged. The worst enemy of the negro race is the negro criminal, j I 1 ' This meant not only th-, highest Readers of such leading maga­ quality in manufacture, but tr.every zines, as the "Ladies' Home Jour­ greatest economy—the cutting J t nal" and "Collier's Weekly must of every wasteful item and < " have noticed recently many articles necessary expense. relative to oatent medicines. The remedies when manufac The editors of these magazines were shipped directly fr -;are seeking to bring about by legis­ laboratory to the retail < lation and agitation, what they This insured their fret.:choose to call a reform in the patent made it impossible for the- . medicine business. They make the to deteriorate. Not only th.-/, statement that it is not only unsafe, it also did away with th L but unwise, and in many cases deprofit. Here again the co .1 Stnictive of health, for people to system added not only qu;.,. purchase and consume patent medi­ brought about economy. cines the ingredients of which they Most of our patrons ar*1 . have no knowledge. with these facts. Most ot th.It it not our purpose to enter into already acquainted with . . a discussion of the merits or de­ mulas of Rexall Remedies v.-huh merits of this agitation or crusade. manufactured by the Unite : U:ug Thousands of people have used, Co., with laboratory and , "ripal *. patent medicines and have been offices in Boston, Mass. T' benefited by them. At the same time the remedies and this is the . • there are undoubtedly evils existing ative company thaj we I < in the ABUSE of some so-called done more to bring abvu; .. patent medicines. Because you in patent Tnedicinc cend *.; r. have a thief in your neighborhood, any other element id existed you would not say the whole neigh­ Each of the Rexall- d borhood is composed of thieves. We know absolutely what each know that we have plenty of cus­ remedy contains. He has t . tomers at our counters who tell our mula of each remedy on fik clerks what benefit they derive from safe. He will gladly gh. this or that preparation. one who is interested. 7:.. Yet even with this knowledge nothing secret about any t Rex it is hard for us to say what one all formulas. On the c< { among the patent medicines is the are thoroughly proud of fr.c” “neighborhood black-leg/* The un­ want you to know about them. • - fortunate ’part of our position is that we do not know the formulas of the patent medicines we sell. We do not believe that the pro­ No one Rexall remedy is a "cure* prietors of patent medicines are dis­ all.” It is not necessary ;.?r .... honest or that they are intentionally invent diseases .and syrr.pt--r and misrepresenting their products. If then endeavor to convince yc-.i that ■we did we would certainly refuse to one Rexall remedy, will cure you of sell their goods over our counter. every ailment in the world. ,Taour Our exact position in this patent minds that has been cthe medicine agitation is this: We are fundamental errors of patent aiecithe servants of the public. We* sell cine manufacturers, and that has and will continue to sell patent • been corrected by the Rexall toeoplei medicines just the same as the gro­ One remedy for each ill. and that cer sells you canned com or pota­ remedy the unquestioned best in the toes. We want our patrons to find world, is the principle upor which in our stock just what they demand, Rexall success is founded. • ’ >niy we can positively say that at We are proud of our conncctioa ny time we find a medicine is in­ with Rexall. We are pre ‘ * jurious we will throw it out of our able to offer to the peopi store. •community, a line of .rertr.cdies ‘hat we can back up with every; bit of Several years ago, a thousand of ’ reputation we ^Jraye earned by’ the leading druggists throughout square dealing and honest.* .onthe United States organized them­ scientious treatment of pur trade. selves . together in a co-operative Our confidence in Rexall .is ‘howni company to produce remedies which by the fact that we absolute)/guar­ they could back up with their own antee every Rexall remedy wt Sell? names and their own reputations. This is not an empty phra — ' us,, The first object erf this co-opera­ we mean just whit wr - ay. h' ;■ u tive company was to produce a line buy a Rexall remedy and a < • of remedies that every druggist entirely satisfied with it. all yoh would know thoroughly. There ‘ need to do is to bring :! r./yyty1 were to be no secret formulas; the bottle or package back v-. and ; ingredients of every remedy would say “I'was not sarisfw’. be known to every druggist. K me my money” and fre Each of these thousand druggists the money to -you • contributed to the organization all cheerfully. that his knowledge and experience We feel that you are had brought to him in the way of an obligation upon us when advice as to different remedies. this. We wapt to know The formulas of something like that the Rexall remedies fail 2,ooo or more remedies were sent to We want you to get ypur r* ney the company. A committee of ex­ back if the remedy has n- ■: done the perts was appointed and this com­ work you expected it to do. I to benefit that magnificent region , mittee went over the various for­ Can any principle of buriness be mulas conscientiously and earnestly fairer than this? Is it not thor­ for a long period of time and selected oughly in accord with President from the entire list about 200 stand- . Roosevelt’s doctrine of the square ard remedies, the manufacture of deal for every man? which the company then undertook. From time to time in The company in the meantime announcements, wc Shal had erected a perfect laboratory— ous things about various Rexall large, well-appointed, with every ap­ remedies. We want the people to pliance known to modem skill. The understand thoroughly " the combined capital of a thousand word Rexall means to every : amity druggists made it possible for' the in this entire commun;. * he , company to purchase in the .largest real facts about Recall v ■■ rpprequantities, the fundamental • drugs . dated to-day. no othjr y ■ ■ medi­ and herbs, etc., that form the in­ cines would need to btj t0 gredients of the various remedies. the people. Fred L. Heath & Carveth and above all the negro criminal of . that type; for be has committed not COMMUNICATION FROM I only an unspeakaply heinous and W J HOLLOWAY i infamoUB crime against the victim, but ’ J he has committed a heinous qrime > against the jieople of his own color, and Offen To Refund Money if My. [every reputable, colored man, every colored man who wwhea to see lhe omel Doe* Not Cure uplifting of his race, owes it as his first Catarrh, duty to himself aud to that race to hunt down that criminal with all his Ta the Editor of lhe BANNER: I have been asked recently if the soul and strength. (Great applause.) advertisements printed in your columni- E“Now for tbe side of the white man. regarding Hyomei were true, where I offer to refund the money if thin treat­ To avenge one heinous crime by an­ ment does not cure catarrh. I wish yon other heinous crime is to reduce the wouM please print thia letter in your man doing it to the bestial level of the papers saying that we absolutely agree to feftind the money to any purchaser man who committed the bestial crime. The of a Hyomei outfit if it does not cure (Great applause and cheers.) catarrh. horrible effectsjof lynch law are shown This outfit consists of an inhalor of a iuthe fact that three-fourths of the convenient aixe to be carried in the vest ]iucket so that the user can breathe lynchings are not for that crime at all, Hyomei foqr or fire times daily. With but for other crimes. And above all this is included a medicine dropper and other men, Governor, you and I and all a bottle of Hyomei. Tbe outfit sells who are exponents and representatives I for ft and is a moat economical treat­ of the law owe It to our people, owe it ment. for the inhaler lasts a lifetime and there is enough Hyomei for several to the cause of civilization and human­ week's use, while extra bottles (tan lie ity, to do everything in our power, obtained for SO cent*. otlicially and unofficially, directly and I trust thia letter will settle any doubts that may have arisen us ;to my indirectly, to free the United States willingness to refund the money for a from the menace and reproach of Hyomei outfit, in case the purchaser is lynch law.” (Applause.) not perfectly satisfied. Oh ! that the splendid country might I wish to say emphatically that my heed these wise words and determine guarantee on Hyomei holds good, and 1 will refund tbe money to any dis­ to profit by them. Tbe virtues of tbe satisfied purchaser who simply states men of the South are manifold: their that be has used the treatment accord­ faults, if once acknowledged as sinh, ing to directions and not been helped. Respectfully yours. W. J. Holloway. would almost cure thamsalvM. With these eliminated, the world has never ■*®n ,ucb progress In prosperity as paper at MultooKand's, It’s * GOOD ROADS. , built or aided an improved road the j people take a new and greater pride Probable That U. S. Government Will ;I and deeper interest in the raising of means to further the work; so that, it Extend Aid. Is urged, federal aid would stimulate The Brownlow-Latimer good roads rather than discourage local assistance, bill, which provides for national aid to good roads conEtructlon, and which, MICHIGAN CROP REPORT it is said, would have been passed In the fifty eighth, congress but for lack r r.t -------... . . Of time. Win be offered again in the For November, Shows Wheat in b'pntn >,..•.*» as —- — senate anrt and house soon as congress flood Condition. Hessean Fly convenes in December. There have I Reported ■o far b«n but two objections made to federal aid. One was that It wasThe ----- --------------- — r lieport states Michigan Cron not constitutional to appropriate mon- 'lhat October waa a month very favorimmii .road8 iu Porto Rico and ab,e for farm work, and for the seen; e hilippinev, and It is contended ; °f th® splended corn crop of this mat if it is constitutional build __ ,to _____ wa|' . .. them em in those possesaibns possessions It is certain- 'I Wheat bas'a good growth. The warm y constitutional to aid In building ■ weather early In the fall was favorable them in the states. The other object- to lhe Hewlan fly. But how much would <1,-,troy “ ’“‘d bll|Wlng, ami will soon depend upon m national jojernment lo build their Mil . "rownlow-Laliraer U ' ol‘i'eUon hy proTldlnf that n„ pan of u,. .pp^.^,, th.t° d^ not A DEADENING habit The Whlnlns, Crltldslsx F““ F*' ins lUMl me,, , L ,.,eleip««lb Xuthinc w , p. hanl W •*“ er than :i V- •>" ••!' :il<weh.W- 1 , to rejoin- in i'- ’• .which nhvay I ••• ‘t,;i nwsto -.p The di*'1'’’ land rarely i- 1 ■ Wai* U» which we J -; ,„e and p-.->pi< ' ‘ for sotnell • crooked :>'■ • jtauplciouv : worst Fide "■ ■ . r-. are bjd i world a y1 This diejM.-r. « stead d • I!i!inatel!’J*n2Sr vapidly. that is g- will b, don, b, thi, |««t can- bowman; t-I not be ,u«ed, for late weather has beenbelray,not been t«,orable to lhe fly. Next T tour, do not Io* "Prlnitwill tenths story. The condition >I Th, - ------------bad »rr rhe •■I'-'Iu * °f ’>»< No somber 1st as compared i are honest a: o ; wllb U>e average was per eent. 1 what is rich'__________ 1 poliRtF,..... JaNNU*1; OitUtrent cured >, of eez- j Tbe Ith an'oial »<•«■« *» �•0 THE SUPREME COURT Clarence M. Welth Convicted Preach Stock Food Mif 1 Wd HogS. !JC gutet ’ 2 hues 1’ ASSYRIA GRANGE. t—' T ! PERSONAL mention,-d cr Would Take HI, ■ " "------ -----— Mtltdc. , ' ■ • !vi“rFrxi,w"nOr“"d',i*’’i"’ Roli fall- R’wirjift^witYi Quuutiom irom favorite authors? 1 TdnleyWhM can lr done by ttel’bo to doing ■-tttt.'ro“r.|^t SX™ - “->*<> « lemur, in thu locality to develop the tor refnaing to »,nre.rt , r »»®PIK>rt the child of A A ‘ r^onroe. of their tonn. io th. moat I Mi„ xlna c.v„, A. o„0e™,„ i roriuble .manner. Broa Harrv Slav- |-nru„a„ aary fnmto be wll .v „ "" “”*• 10 Uo(rol‘ Friday . n-, Sain Jone, and W. oonow ' “• take the I .. - O\ । News this week contains items of special interest to care­ !" bu^r--- You may be assured that whatever you may buy here wm be up to the atandard in quality. Our aim it» to sell a high quality of merchandise at reasonable prices. ' Mx:.o7rL. P.rk.... u.u]k ..,;:;iL^xr * <ir-dR*”- ippeute. ►ing the) Selection—Sister Shriner. Give some fttcu concerting Michi- S'o“w‘ii?‘< gnn's'finiwces. Bru. Marvin. ^1 X " *“ H»p«■ visitor Tbnwluy. « b.a I, <nn truancy tow a, omendM tor mo“’F by. the ib. to« last legislature; togirtoturef Bro. Hyn,.r =,M beW « rMj Warner. l ^b'ing to stipgori illegititogto ~ ! ckild. "that > f/' CTO°“ V‘’U“I l>stroit. p'« Hauling by Sister Wilks. ---------------T opportun-- «>* pnouibmoit 4 ZLt W ,r ML w“k Dellate—Resol ved that the >r»forwroc™ in lyo areLreitter off m.tr children. Hn ,«,(„« out thTi .. I ■ “a Mni <*«-»• Brown word ontbf. the iwreojh,. farm than on the fe~. farm. I. Bro. Ben. I»<«itlmS child c!olnot ,„h‘ri ‘J't,,e vi'.' Fr‘^>' »l-«i»lt reUtivro son and Bro. Bert (lark. Music—Sister Anna Jonee. POMONA ORANGE. • D« Roll call of officer*. M iscidlitneous btuinetja. ! {l m. Open in Fourth degree. 8tAI.'Esf'r' ________ __ ~ e - HAST*'. J CORRESPONDENCE.- Black Peau de Soie, 24 in. wide, regular $1.35 value Per Yard H- K. Grant hu Joi,lnl the deer | slMyerw, leaving Thursday night fur the ( upper peninsula. (. : Luke Waters and W H. Stebbins I $1JO Waists. "ent north. Thursday, and will eamp: MIDDLEVILLE. ’ on the trail of the festive deer. Mto. G. rtro.l.. Annitng,- „f Mi.. M.ry Ornnt l«t Wrel, l apid. K .pending, n few ,lnv, „ it|, ■ tor IKiroii where «h. will ii.lt an I Mito Adkline Ouigrkh.' ynm U(1M(. i «nnk Mro Snogg, f„r two wrek. ing atldre-s—Progr.--*. our oh" V-'ftni; l-nJ"" ,L >U ■B““’ -P •'■urtt A1 “al"r,l»!' ««”’■« in Ito-to hunt brer. M^nwUto f luiiua ( C« chuted aim to makt* ,..,t|^ will t0 dtopenwl Witt year in h ling our SutefdinaYe Gran*. h.nor of Min, Ar„,|i^.. : goto and wh stb|*>'.-dndl wa take to at i mnwt ..I frl ! «• 'to', „ KSi* Slmpaio FWntottor. of 1 bbft. . f , ! guan ..I fnnid, .u f„„n rjatnntoy w Pofakoy. wu the guref., f Hating. tain it. S. on led itfy M. H. friends the pa-t we-k returning to her • Burton. Thad Taylor of tilt Ferris Institute '■ !lo,n’' Tuesday. . ; vt- the morality _M/s .Nellie Sim-on. uf Santea Falk ^ur»-nu< T Tayhir and wife oviir Shtiiay. j rd be th RowN >. nmv.rjd In hja city Fridtiy. and i-wph) -nd th,- winter with relatm-s in Dr. Partello, wfs in jtu-i this city and vicinity. i \Vtniiu-Mlad *U»nll h Jobn-ftawsun kff WedneMiav on A.. Dr. A J SI Mid i hili ri?nd .... 75c $L00, $1.25, $1.50 wish to emphasize the values, of these aika. They are all /‘Wear Guaranteed'1 and are exceptionally strong numbers at the prices quoted. We also offer an extremely good number in ro. totter and that it i, CU1 „ff T' Mnt I “*”>' «>»■■ of th. fight, .mu pnvihw, ’ “ "“>'llUKl -Yulnuttiy to vi.it hi. «|. I Of a child born in wedlock. • Barry County Pomona Grange No 20. will mwt with Carlton Ct* *' e4(<r(irMng.. or. 22nd. iu i;. m.. Fifth degree section. iflut'-P Specials In Black Silks. 27 Inch Taffeta, Special Value, Yard Wide Taffetas, . .. ‘ ' Oil Boiled Taffeta and Peau de Soie Waists in black, an ex­ tremely good waist for . . . ♦5.00 White Brilliantine Waist. . . . ♦2.50. $2.75 Black Brilliantine Waists, . . • . ' . ♦2.75 A large line'of Outing Flannels, nice patterns. 6c, Sc, 10c, 12R Knit. Fascinators, black and white,' . . . 25c, 50c Ladies aud Children’s Knit Leggins, . " . ,25c, 50c We carry Mentor Underwear. COAT SPECIAL. We offer 16 Ladies’ 26 in. coats ... in Black, Brown and Castor, new this season, no last year’s style, a $6.00 value at $4.68. I1 ■BIBQBI Ix-ing du present may go ta Old M. Flipir liv i from Otagjo, now kx-med at 1:9 South, WiMibitigton ijp ,;m'. ’iilby.sl by thf- BarU r Chnir Co. —Ml JD Mrs. f'H-J.l, W<hmI fttid daughter renpntidn|-. Mm. IR. turiusi !,» -their . humu in Charlotte hi । Ltfier .h>hnji ‘. rhnrwlay. after a few days vfaiit with Smith who wry ifi. ;.her jjaniiits. Mr. and Mi- Will (iar• A. Quinlnti w||i hi Wayland bn : Grein Tea at 35c aid Hack Tea at 50c. x -Bitb Jape, anil Ckina Tea. ano jou pl tie PURE article at । fitixhi’ sn iiind ’Ijinir-iluy... EAST ASSYRIA.. , 51 rx W. Suckfjti yeid ylt-asHntiy ife-.tfruuned the • Smart Set' club ini' A. J, Palmer wus in Hastings’.jne ; Wednesday vveningj All a v«iry ilay !»>: w«-.-k atil while th»-Ye pur ch* as'fl i gtauline ••tig-.ne. • | tine time. LEE HING S.afe Hastings, Mich. । Miss Mari,-Hublihj-d •< Irving wL» j tteguem ofl.ydiu Hassell ck-t-r Snndi^y. ' .-It-.- ■curv-d Jou.. IBOt li - Mrs. Chas Woodraff of I rving spefit a few days last iVtel.-’ with her sister Mrs. Clara Cook andidaught ■r Fkrenci>. ____ __ : Mm. G. Pratt waapn Gruai Rapi I* ™ I Salnrsluy. iiuea i*>. • .. . David Matteion Hold h i* r»-si<hiiv to .Uyub Zn-rbel. Floyd E. Davi* <ifl ll.j-ti town ’Monday. ! . BANFIELD. FVu-r Usher wid ulfc -xnect t<- v tjieir daughter Bemjii- of Di ’rolt t I ikF'inT'Tsi’ [Cl?aaest.arij Fuel For I i GAS CO-y^honc >59, OCOXCOOOOCOOOOC'OCXXXMO Wskidneycure Built.. RlgM ON Mrs, Allert Miller <>t Assyria called on frienda in thib vi. inity fo-rt Friday. SATURDAY Ladies’, Gent's and Children's Underwear Truman Mt-rrifpn of Lake Odtiwa was a gUir«L4it Wiles over Sunday, .lifted Fruin apent unday .in Battle Creek with their nun l-k .VI. WuaI of F>sswH::g was a guest of his daughter > r*< ChuX. Hall uvt-r SuHflay., .Miss Bt-ithn I aye* <>f Bellevue ‘ jmn-.-.ts. Mr. and ilra. N. E. Wi other relatives he - -d‘*r n-rord for business "ijinir to heat it thi< year, m why vvi*. shouldn’t.I We !. nini the iteople know me than ever liefore. I am ri’lt al J the newest aud latest' Mounts. Cards. Folders tlcin I wment I am offering. i If busing what will:? How <o many heaijtifnl presents DOUDS CORNERS ; Vern Gilding finished work for i*Ernest Crandlv last' week whew he has I been working for eight months without this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Ed (fates mild- a haaI missing .i day so. wo an? told. Cnn any­ one teal that record? j !tM*s trip to Hastings Saturday. I P. H. Fisher led. U« the E. L. last Henry Mead ai d family spent Satur­ Sunday evening in Temp-rance topic day &r>d Sunday with the former's . .MAPLE GROVE. brbther. in Hastings , Mix Archie Banaill went to Clover «»venU .■ dale orfe day last week. ' ' days with relative at Batt II- Crisek MisLillie Shultz < lo^»l a very suc| and Galesburg. „ ... I Mr. and Mrs Geo. 'i’earw and -on ■ <-e*fnl term of Mthod laA Friday. I Mr>. Y'era Grqy mi jrassing ' Bert and Mi> Minu Nation te Ha*tj ings. Nebraska, nrri vi-d lltcr«:.lniit Sanirday. Mr, and Mo- rUrce. will make Mn.nndMm Will Carl went to Hast- Mr nnd Parley BeQinyf Assyria, ;Bansill made a busines* trip to pa*»<d Sunday at thu hume of Mr. ami Bastings Monday. Mol Frank Cummings NORTH MAPLE GROVE. free OF CHARGE With Ton 'vili ■-•n of my BEST CABINETS rite New Style, Handsome Uj-STjed -Portrait FREE OF CHARGE. i portrait alone id actually worth 2l-lor that] ! With Y°U ■ I -■’ize'ypujget an extra nicture : haiidsbine mount—a pretty know what you GET, WHEN YOU. GET CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. . they have no equal. THUmsna J"-'>n Middleville every ihir77Tj~~~~-’ 'o®te<l|iii the Farguson Build- H- J- CHRISTMAS, "«T,WS photographer. SPECIAL Stop Waste Onc great source of waste is purchasing poor floor. You work hard to make calc or bread and then have to throw it all away. It is time, labor and material wasted. Get SALE ON Rowe’s Best = 3;tour= SATURDAY Ladies’, Gent's and Children's Underwear. And though it may sometimes cost a little more at first, it is .cheaper in the end because . none is wasted. Where econ­ omy is an object. Rowe's Best easily proves the right.to first ..place* , . FOR SALE BY ’. DePue &. *2* Babcock Best Oysters Best Celery EVERYTHING in GROCERIES and DRY GOODS 2 We Make a Speciality of Fancy Dairy Butter. DePue &. Babcock Always Open Evenings. Phone 86. Mrs. Laura Howell of Nashville visi­ ted ter nephew A. D. Oiheon and fam­ ily a few days last week. When a man watifle to get » SUIT OF CLOTHES he natnrally w»nw to get some thing to suit him- !»’ order'to SUIT him, they should FIT him. Every man has some jiccultaritieB in his make up, It i«i ft’° rouch to expect ready-made clothing, all made the same -and style to co.or up thr,e jwuliariilw. Tailor made dotliluK' <iow Uila. Tbov FIT YOU b«a>«‘ they are made for that purpw. I have all the laleet’ thlup In eultlngv. and you'll be eurprieed how cheap 1 will make you a enlt. Mr. and Mrs. A. ,E. Milla and Miae Lottie Newton sjient Sunday with the former' a * mother Airs. J. U. Mill, of Hastings. I School resumed in the. Branch disI trirt h« Monitor. । A convention, was held nt the Ad; ventifl church from Frilhy nnlil Mondny. tin. H. !>• Hnrtwell of Otonlfo ! wit. pn^ent nnd eondnrlorl the a-rvicre. i Tho chnrebo. itt (totlton. Hasting, .nd Vennont.llto were reinnMutcd. Will Lewi, .tarred tar Nprttorn Michigan Monday where >■ <-i|»cta to work in the lumber camja .during the winter i W. C. NOTH. Went to Potterrille I Wednesday on bnunei*. JliM Almyetto Xorri. i. able to be Call and aee. out again. C H. Fowler ha. erected a new Al- 6. E. LUNN, laon windmill on bto farm. Thia I. the fonrrhjane that OlaMlow ha. oracted in thin vicinity. Ail are doing good FIRE TAILPMMC- HABTIMOS, MICH- « i^rgnmn w-ht to Buchanan last j their future home iri Bhttle Ch-t-k aud • Sattiniv;. Mrs. Norton will viAt ted friends ami j i nj.tm. )vn> I Mr jmd Mrs. Fred Hall are keeping . ’ , , f /; he use for Mr. Chandler while he is at Mn. EHwtatt Bn**I । Maine. Mondav where siie .will > spend . ‘ ' the winter. Mrs. (Jester is on the sick list. Shopping made easy at Mulhol land’s Drug Store. He has the goods. SALE Emtry'Fruin wa»»n Sa^hvillv Friday with a load of pdnhry. Mr. and MrsJ.’ luu». Moan an* I Mtn. I* C. iMmendr ■fmrud. fur of . the Babcock '.neigblMtrhcMKi were | urand Rapids Mwimy io vi*:t Irftr gn-st- uf :!i; fomser’s mother Mrs. .1. ; <lKdght«*r Neill-L . B, Moon. .HtiNkuig. is nearly it>ne except with Mr- Herman Fmiuand little daugh­ tbuM- who are waiting fur the husxvl, ter Beniice spent last'Fritlay with her . । ,. । atid when that cuint-4 jt :.■» a *Jjurt job sister Mrs. (’bas. Frim near Knlamu. rtt.Ti-it harry j • I. .-■ r 'ih»’,»boM -naw<d I Herman Moore anq , Shermau StileLari Wika and iMi— Belva Harry iht-t tttr abor- ,‘lnt- • . --.t it my touw i-ti'l -. i-ited the laterp brother at M. A . < . daughter of Mr. and Mtjs. James Harry . . ,laat '*‘1 SHtaniav Saturday an.l and ’Sot.dav Snnday. < f Awy-ria w«-r«- married !a-t Wedhes1' We hear then? i* talk of an Epworth day at Hastings. They will make their aminlswion xplrt e • »4<» League entertainment iin the near f:i- home with his parent* Mr. and Mm. i;i-r \tt--t । tun*. Glad of that, will have some Henry Wjlw this wipier,. pitKAii Dlrtctoi-. plfcco to go. Sprit I CHRISTMAS GRAND OFFER THE HOLIDAYS. SPECIAL We Cannot Give You Something for Nothing. ) But’we cnn and do give our customers more and better value for their-money than they get elsewhere. To those who are not in the habit of buying their Furniture, Carpeta, Linoleums, etc., from us we would earnestly ask a call that ive may demonstrate* the won1 derful values that we have to offer. • We are always pleased to show our goods. ' This week we are offering special low prices on Couches and Rocking Chairs. You surely cannot buy a Piano or Organ without first seeing our line of High Grade Instruments ) \ A / J ( ( ( J 1 ( Furniture Corners . PROBATE order. state of Michigan, the Probah* Court for the Couaty of Barry. . Ala M*««Hlon of said Court. held at the ProlKite Otnce lr. the city ot Hvtlngslu -ata County, on TdesOay the nth day of Nu». A. 1». IMS. P»K*iit Hon Chas. M. Mack, Judge uf Pro­ bata; ; j Iler & Harris Furniture G« j Ou niaduig and Kling the petition duly tert, Brel, of .John P..iH«rn|d son ot <fatd dtwva***! nraglnr that adruiiiHtiatlon of tuhl estat* mnl be itAnted to John F. (Hurdd, or to «omn otn- day of itkv. A. t>. 1M» at tm lorraooo b» s»or»-<f forth® he* tiliou.atul that ttu> Mu* at taw <>i nnd»*l) ot!vt luterr«ted Ju UHH'Ity of HMtltiKvln sudd countyjmd *how caw. If any then* le. why the oravctof llw , inn I- huhmt « MM |ni:uoti uno ip? nrnr- ; Ini lheroof by caii-itni a cony of ibis order, to ' bo pnbllstMM Iu the Hastlui* BtXXUls »•*» C. Haenx. Heflslerof frobxt,. Tbe preftcrijUo. work u Mulbol- �HAS ITKOS BANNER. NOVEMBER 15. iw>a. LACEY. HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS '^.CORRESPONDENCE. ■ BANFIELD CHURCH DID CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THE A fine Line of Stable Blankets and Horse Clothing, and Fine Harness, Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, Telescopes and' Fur Coats, "*«®» W. H. MYERS & SON I w ai W Phone 314. Hastings, Michigan. I NOTES. in-, to„ „inlBen<wl .1 MeI)wdirt church. Ker. Ho~ from loho|n, lg llw ....ngelin. xiaOTM .nd lamlly will | Iod,y for TennMeeZto ,p®d the Au Epworth Uagae.Cabinet meeting clMrk.TboillJU, NORMAL will lie called at tbe church next week. • weelt la*t week. TRAINING CLASS Let all cabinet members attend. * wedding^at;.Marengo Mr*. Eble Steven*! and grsadsmi* We are glad to see tbe voung people Ell^rtb ■!“” a*'°rd*> *nd s“n,1,)r *’ H- Ton‘ from a distance come to our Uur.fi..1,1 gate’. Bunfii-Id. League. It makes us feel tiiat our John t'ailnrt lought a Hue drove ot Monday. Belated Celebration League i* an attractive place. abeep ut Cato Klabridgrr one day laat Manx attended churclktot Sunday. A ■'““P of Labor Day. very interesting serviw and Sunday w . ' Kiehmond Hams and James Iron­ Lacey W. C. T. U. will eblebrate its School. t ljlf side were somewhat the worse for 12th anniversary at Union hall. Lacey. The trlmary department did tinaly a b>. .>«!.! taw ting. wear last week following tbe Charlotte , : dinner ___ . and 12>nt thank -Hastings Foot Ball game. Richmond in leading the song service of the'| picnic thank Offering offering zfl 9 # DISEASE LURKS IN WOODEN BEDS. Even with the greatest care you can not p,e4^ gentis and dirt from lodging in the inaccessibk - .. 'Kes. O-Kks and joints of all wooden beds. Sunday School. • Gentleman and ladies invited. The Epworth League was led f»y Five contestant* for gold medal con­ Mr. Fisher, who made it of interest. ' I teat at Lacey Tue»da)\evening Nov. 21 j The topic l>ei ng or. temperance. Miss, Xlenevieve Iden favored the Epworth League with a *oki. It ha* iteen decided that, the Epentertainment worth League giy« an ci thiaiwinter and Mis* .Nellie Bowman. Mi.*.* Genevieve Iden and, Arthur The Hastings High School Second'' Brown were ,___ .appointed m* program . i Foot Ball team went to Nashville last 'committee. Saturday accompanied by a few “root-1__________ --------- ■. I ere”. -They met defeat at the bands of 1 BOWENS MILLS. ; tire Nashville “regulara" by a score of Mn(> L/Gajdaer of Bellevue i> vi*it54». A return game has been arranged 1 ing fnends here. au which thev expect to show their _ ... . ’ ... . . , , . . , Elmer King is moving from Carlton visitors a few points about the game. 1 , ■ - * r to his father * farm. Mr W.ll.ro .nd hl. th, Rhix,tl „,1Una t.Kgr.pbj.rod.nu made .vl.,t to >he an. , Wool Boot factory briday. where they1 . - 1 i were shown bow boots were made by - ,,UKSupt. Menhvunirk to whom they are ■ <*ob Chamberlain k abmt to move , ranch indebted for bis time and court- j10 tlraud Rapid*. . esy. These excursions are a part uf People’- church hit* Sunday SchoolI thb program in this subject audit is | every Bunday and peaching-every two The only “Always Clean” and absolutely hy* TRADE MARK The L. A. S. will meet —----------. at the Grange 1 hall Thursday Nov. 23 for dinner? AU . invited. Grandmu (>>bli> failing and qnju feehle at pnrsent. A*ct>uncii of Drs. Lowry and Hanlon was held last Saturday. , Allen Matthews drivea> nefr horwn on the Mail route. The party ai lhe ball was*a plea-^r.t one.. There will »>e another in two ' Mrs. Wells and daughter Clara of Grand Rapids visited Mrs. Burt Walker We have ia limited number of spectacles tbe past week. that usually sell for 25 and 50c a pair. ifu The teacher ’Nth Erway anta pupil* We will sell them i>er pair for'. ... lub ha* e cleaned the Kboolbonse and are rylhing pew and up-to-date in the Watch, Clock and ■.k-welrv putting up new sash*cnrtains. adding line, i No old stork.i to the appearance uf the whoo'room i make a specialty ot watch ana jewelry repairing of «ll kind* 'believed much can be accomplished ; week*.. All wprk guaranteed and lihlstied un short notice. A most excellent * *rniou was given i byj them. Yankee Grange ha*-next meqtjiu in at this church by Ker. Chase, the pre­ , Florance Diamond 'U"»'went to Mus- i tbe afternoon Nov 25. All com* siding wider. . ! kegon a week ago Sunday where bhe Neighliors anti friend* <>f L. W. Robert Mitchell will tn »v« t-.i Kalu| expected to start 011 the two year* > .Smith go today (Monday, to bu*k,uut JEWELER and OPTICIAN, mu^-oo soon. ; course offered by the Hack ley Manual his corn. If anyone i* in neetl jn*t First .door west of CKideater <H Burton \ Hastings, MicR. ' Training school. . move into this vicinity ;ind yuur need* RUTLAND CENTER. : The Physic* class are wrestling will bo kxikt-d after. Hurry William- uf tin* placb. and I with the subjects of “Machines " All Maria Gardni-r of Bellaire, i- vihitElla Lathrop of Shelbyvl’k spec*. Sat­ ' stMtn “complex" while the “transfer-! ing her sister Mrs. John King. eune" or “traiisfonnatioii" of mental Master Clyde Pierson -j>-. nt Sunday urday XtuL Sunday wit1, the latter’* ...... .. ............................. .. .................. energy to u thorough understanding with hi* grandparent-* in Wayland parentsv.’. luitbrop •»>»! family cf th* subject seems next to idipossiiiiposaii: of the - - Di A. A. Pierson who ha* i>eep Barrvville. • _________________________________ W bld * ‘ .'visiting her relative* tb« past two Air* Roy Erway and daughter, spent Sunday and Monday in Hastings. Miss Brumm went to < J rax id Itapids niouths returned home last week. j The world seems inclined to be so mt-times unkind , ‘ The next Grange will lie belli on Sat' last Saturday where she • spent satur­ To tbe man who ha* "git up and git." • w day and Sunday attending tiie Epworth I unlay afternoon the 23. beginning ut He is. jostled and jeered while he is irjlug to Ono ►pent Sunday in * A place where'pie talents will lit.’ Ui League Uonventlan for Western Mich ■ p. m. Barry ville.igaii Association. » । They ill bow and eprape when he gets to the top I Mr. Bugbee and fjunily of Prairie­ EAST.PARMELEE. Cecil Munton has been out of school | .. Bill when be is toiling to rise, Mr. Bregg returned la.-*: Saturday ville spent a poH ion of last week with । Tbe people with plenty ot lelbure.will stop ' severaLdays ou account of sickness. I*. M. Blake and family. from the North. To hinder whatever he. tries Miss Addison spent Sundqy in Jack­ Ernest Erway of the city *p?nl Sun­ Sum Toddland son* are Imildiag a • But its *11 in tbe game, and ’twiil teach him tu serve son. Where cuurageiand #<uit tiMet their teat. w barn tor, Cha*. Sell ondelaiuyt-r in Leigh- day at Fred Otis’. tTHazel aieaue ixazvi Meade nas has been oeen oongeu. obliged, on >o let the crowd sbaui. for it braces ithe nerve Of Che man who is duitii bis liek: account of tiie poor health of her par ; •< Mr John Mulliken ba» a new phone .... ■ .. ............................. , un. * enB U' “««»» 10 AtUndroliooldat W • bare . been “dolug ®cr I ^t’tr-b ’>>* »trupb this kluil ltkii<Unn,l nHchltor* at his residence. I iDgrtbe afternoon only. . locality the t— very beat --------ot LUMBER, LaTo, SHINGLES and all kinds of building material, Robert Allen hue rented 1h* farm 2’“~ ~Wv will let cirr hundreds of satisfied custom- sM... it offering * • succeeded. If vox, need anything in our line ’71 ri,fc following pieces ol physical । and expect* to move to ^liddleville. ers tell how t”“ well We have ,___ ■—.« apparatus hare been ordered of Et*r just follow the ---------procession to . j-bftdh A Sous of Ann Arbor for the. •r 1 High School labratories:. Micrometer • ; - ; . & i<afiper: Vernier Caliper; Aspirator and ' w w w Ui W - Made yilh pure, -Snowy.White,’’ or, -Sj: many other finisher, smooth and hard as m.i rof “S*MTAWE BEDS" is penetrated by fresh u Hastings, ----------- Mich. . IS YOUR WIFE A GOOD BREAD BAKER. If her bread i>h'i <l* good as your uiotlier made, it may be on account of the Hour yon buy. Flour that is killed in the grinding won’t make good bread, no matter who makes it. pur CROWN PRINCE FLOUR has all tbe life of the sweet rich wheat from which it was ground Yiou get tfettar bread when your wife has Crown Prince Flour to make it o.-.t of. Solid, only by COOK & SENTZ, Phone 37. The Grocers. Ti-y onr Monitor TSa<-. 40c. 60c, <>0c per pound. HERE’S A CHRIST- YOU HOLD in your hands tbe possibility of becum4118 a house owner, because we can offer you some great bargains in city dwellings and farm,property, on terms that will,permit you to buy with a very smail cash capital, and balance on easypaymentF. 1 Stylus Tuning Fork. We guarantee SanitAIRE Beds for l.en-y . It will pay you to call at our store and se , ,i-. assortment of lhe “Most Up-To-Dat. . . RenKes & 'Walldorff, PIANOS AND ORGANS 0 . • ' TH«EE UeCNSED EMOALMgU AkL CALLS ATTFiyci-C AT o«CE Things Like Mother Used to Make” were Rood, vh, s » good. You can rat hood s lihppy hours bv bntin^yonr •• store. Our food products are in.itr mg. Try them if you want 'i’}i>- . w CRAWLEY—Died, Nov. 6th. in New Baltimore, Ohio, of diabetia., Lait-lla, , eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Crawley, of Baltimore. Sbe was , 85 years of age. Jas. L. Crawfey, uncle of the deceased, of this city left Monday for Kew Baltimore, returning with the :remains to this city Wednesday. The .funeral took place from J. L. Crawley's ;home in this city Thursday afternoon, ,conducted by Rev. Hatch of thia city. Interment was in Riverside cemetery. Mias Crawley was an estimable woman, and held in very high esteem ;by all who knew her. The bereaved srySHpatbj- of their friends in tbe loss of tbreir loved one. ’ appetli- ASK FOR THEM I . EngwalnuU............................. ; • •_ XwCala Fiirs......... . .. p-‘- A_ ; Dales*. fretO; anti new ... Rjpe. sWeet Malagagraprs. ; -r -I J . *• French: Mnsbrooir.s............. -it ! . t Pure Olive Oil.............. I' . DurKe«’d Salad Dressinjzjier" : i i * Ma-no-ken brand Oysters. .. a:.."- ; 'y Uji Tea—ju?t ask for a sathj '( j b T Hams ®- Russ, PHONE 16. Prompt Delivery , " HEjGKOCEtS 7 FOR JUST ONE) "THE WLE4BZF. WEEK I AN EVENT OF PRIME IMPORTANCE. BEGINNING MONDAY Miss Mabel Bolinger was-absent Mon-' ; day. on account of-sickness. , Miss Lola Flrster attended the wedt diug of her sister at Martin, on WedInesday of last week. . ’ 0202020202010102020201020202020202010290010101020202020102020202020202 . The second quarter’s work in the ’ j normal class began last Monday. Fsy t chology is continued - iu, connection with Pedagogy: Grammar takes the ’ place of profe*sional work in Reading, '. ' Spelling and Writing: a course In Class-1 : ics is lhe continuation of the work of । English: Arithmetic goer, on In con- ■ 1 nection with Bookkeeping; while the ; course in Music and Drawing is the j i tatue. A study of the State Manual | i is also begun. Betides these studies' regular work in Observation is contin- ! , ned with the accompanying Critiques, j Cliie normal Cm. Intend, to celebrate mHd OUDUCO I lUrt with appropriate exercises, during the yea? each national and state holiday. I In October, Pioueer Day or Father I And It Will Cost You Nothing—That Peace Day wm recognized with exer* cisea. Ou Friday last, although some­ Is For The Sug­ what tardy, a Labor Day program was gestion. given as follows:- Song—Help It On. Reading—Miss Hobart. Recitation— Christman will soon be here. You The A'illage Blacksmith Miss Young. will be planning for jfifts for those* Song—Make Hay While the Sun Shines dear to you. Some one of them whom Reading- The Toilers—Miss K i c hyon will wish to rememlwr has po*,ibjy arda. Recitation—The Working Man’s been at sometime a resident of Barry l Song—Miss Blakeslee. Song-This county, having still an interest in its World is What We Make II. Heading affairs and those ot it* people. —Tbe Moral Dignity of Labor—Miss Have you ever been away from home Henry. Recitation- A Tribute to La­ for fhontbs or pomibly years» If you bor—MIbb Katherman. Song—The ; have do yon remember how good it Mower’s Song. Recitation- -True No­ seemed to get new* from home? Well bility—Miss Sisson. Soug—Work and I you can’t write every week, and if yon Reward. do you couldn’t give all lhe news from home to tbe absent one. OBITUARY. Here's our suggestion: Send tbe WE ALSO RENT dwellings suited to your needs what­ BANNER, which gives the news from all parte of Barry county, to your abever they may be. K will pay you to becom* familiar with our list of sent friends, or the member of your family who may- have moved to some properties. otner county or some other state. You C. B. B.ENMAn, do not doubt that it will be appreciated. City Bank Building. Hastings, Mich If it isn’t we'll refund your money. EvWill be in office Wednesday, Thurs­ ery week it will come to tbe absent one like a letter from home—aud it will day and Saturday evenings. cost less than the postage stamp would cost you for a letter every’ week. And every time the BANNER payo ite weekly visit, it will remind that friend of home and kindred and YOURSELF. Try a BANNER Want Adv. 1 cent a word Couplings; i doz Battery Jars: yard 1 nnd ’ meter sticks; Balance for Wire 1 Breaking; Adjustable l^eudulum; Siren : Disc: Voltmeter; Ammeter: Qombiua-1 ■ tion Bridge and Resistance Box: Ideal; : Transformer: Reading Telescope; A tie- 1 j roid Barometer: Hygrodetk and u large! Go“ > .... sj.j; Physicians urge the use of "SANrrAifE Bln ■ Tomlinson Lumber Co ft 0 $2 -it; 3bdh A Study of Success. Phone 224 . NORTH IRVING. George Newton. $ (_> .’TiiaS Their Second Quarter’s Work Began was ont of school the entire wtoek suffering from an attack resembling “la grippe" while James missed the first three days. Elmira Rule who'was taken sick In school several weeks ago has just re entered after a three weeks rest. She // | :has 'as ibeen with, her pareOts and we hope / |X,t she will be able to continue her school work. • PECIAL LE ON ECTACLES . Mi» Prorl Brunner will lend 'be »!>■ worth Lt-agtn- nett Sunday eve. Every- . one cotne Uta Branney t. pre|»mMt lor .good meeting. awing to the tllneaa of Mr. Brero. there we. no Ltoiev Aid tot week CHATTY NEWS FROM OUR SPLEN­ WMII Tbe MethodiK«»'«>)' <iU ' « ChMrii. Ctokv I Dinner They wiU tn-™n>6<r-। ! tnbiro. Everyone invited. November 20th, I The ladies of this vicinity (and the gentlemen, too) are cordially invited to visit our store and to regale themselves with the .hot biscuit and ragrant coffee which are served, while inspecting the exhibit and witnessing the DEMONSTRATION OF : “The Malleable” Range For the woman whose pride is in her cooking and the man who is wili­ ng to combme greater economy and better food, there is a big, whole■ f esson t0 be derived from an intelligent investigation of the superior features of these sterling ranges. , Strongest, Handsomest, Best Cookers. , Not Lowest in Price, but Most Economical. rnrr To nery purchaser of “The MaMIt" Ranee this week only rnrf I I ILL we will glre absolutely free, a $7.50 set of Cooking Utensils F IlLL R-1. HENDERSHOTT, Sware . �C. Excursions Pine and Cherry - ■ j, Th? best -tough medi1 made CIIU m«T*C- ■pedal - ' d*T fOr bn-‘"»» v" C - -’ MONEYS N^w Mrw I.L. Bollinger, of theUret wnrd I. confined to her home by an attack COUNTY GETS train tn Amuneu. Try it. THE STATE. Wov. la thanj wiH ‘ excursion to Ann , 1 ,al AMOUNTS TO SIXTEEN ; Ann Arbdr anr] rntnrn ‘«‘>-ng.u.0>..tw„„7nc1r" a Andrtl. will entertain Birthday Club thia WedMday afternoon at tea. • THOUSAND DOLLARS 1.It k.!s friends Button »1 forTron«»» k, eem. Ior , LW ; Speci*' ««1“ nJ- iritjre ‘1 a rip. See our wert lea.e. UaatmgaajaOfc ^ivi„ Am-Arbrni irKO^m.rt.urtuX. Apportionment Is S2.70 for Each ■ ■ Rjnv County than «l»*>w diaptay. Morrill U W, 4 Ann Arhur «,«, p. u, *■ “ ' in ■ l ’ J* v o. . . Scholar. Makes Nearly $20,’ cough mealA cordial ineltatioa la extended to round trip fsrt, fc‘..X). aiy ■ <><H) For The Year. ,e j;1_ *1’. Tiday ’P*nT Itiven s07 I ^^LwiTt^^ It CtireS t,,e >" r,ln at 7 "1Ci>|8b Bow-. Hall Friday evening s-OT. I Count yXlreasurer Coleman ha» be«n . । re^ucv‘d rate* on Nov. 2ft and 8(» Good notified of the amount of Wimary cqu'gfe -ni .olds when ’ Money talks, tlrata why we are School Money Apportioned this, fall to nelling .to ^tuni until Dec. 4th. Th^ Barry CQkirty. Tb« amonnt i. 2, To for > many Fur Coate. • Our low cash ‘ to all points in-Low-r P..ni । ill others fail. It is prjeu i. our Iwu MlnimuL Morrill, j ot Michigau. . Plbm-bla each child reported by U,« ^bool canan honest The amoonta going tn the wveral Lombie Ac Co. :fo»i wi ,.OMral UDiV(,„,tl ;I »». put uf towns are giTrtl in the table below : You aiv invited H. M^“’"dU‘cU«““.A“"Artor! nt.. --“I■ four pun- Turtle and Myer* & Son’s and to call attheirW. H,„ i Towu M <*. Nur.' 1H. lure,. ,„r „,is No. <’hll'trrii ippornru i occasion i » line of Fur coats, A fine awortmetit .* farp <’f ode first chv- limit fare, for BaittM-ore ’ A bot- anil ----- .^r , Barry price* right. ■ ■! tin- mnti.l ...» . . round ..... trip i. in antljorioed'. ■'«- -< iiasu o . r three The remains of Mrs. Ella Bowen, (l snh- Nov. in; Return limit N< Il. i llastlus* Twt i What we b m JC Beds are amx m •k h tilts 1 in thia city over 11 yean, ago. I elusive. ^>-1 rUiai- Twho W(.redied takt were taken up Tuesday, and taker to Btdlevni- for interment in the cemetery there. ■ aihary 25 The dose :eht be naif to one teaspboru. i; and you get relief . ith the first dose.- . i->old" and ■ /cxy point tnlight. vice. nice udc Drff, fr«l l. fieatb ft Carvetb, ■ 1 1* Attention i» called to the abatement of condition of the Hastings National Bank in’ this issue as made tu th.Comptroller of the Currency of the L . ;S. Nov. ftth. . The many friends of Rev. S. B. . W. S. Barron Agt. • announcements ( Aasiltirt a uy Hour । Irving .lotinstoM'u ; !-Mnple Gtoie <>mngevnir ,I’rul,rli> rill/ . ItullMiid' ' ,| IOS* -.-o UM 00 UW IU ■ - —'— — ^icnc® services in G? it win Im- M-en that Jhe total amount | A. IL HaH. Topic at 10, ;3b Ancient i ttU^ ^,o‘ler“ ^•‘‘vr^mancy or Mesmerism returned to Barry county this time in and Hypnotism. "T ,110.000.20. This with iwhat w&s ap­ Crandall are invited to attend a recep- I Mnd H>'Puoti.Mn. A. -S. meet with’Mrs. portioned last spring makes the total tion given in his honor in tbe parlors j The Rmlaatd-L. ” i * ‘ - -_____ received from the Estate for ’this ’ fund lof the Baptist church on Saturday 6vrB<‘lsuri Friday Nov. 17. | this year about fc»0,000 If the wnts ;Uing Nor. 18, . 'j cordially invited• to - attend. -- | . *' । instituted by the state. against the At'the M. E. Study, on ‘Saturday Itegnlar meeting of ^Hastings Chap-frail roads which will wmiu be decided 'November’ll. by 'Rev A' “ ~ Arthur Trott, j,er ^’o. • G.i E. 8. next Tuesday evn-: by th. I’, s. supreme court, shall be Mr Glen Nn hok and Mire Grace the state.as thedeclrioitohare tAeen heiser. both of Yankee Springs, were i HaAings rtmipany of Standard Beati- in t,lt’ Mate courts, and the lower U. united in marriagw ..p. will un-t on Friday evening Nov. s the state will apportion fully •rk rr.ni ake” k to boy­ s at this Lappetiz* mother . n 'Vest■<»reyn Street ! Christian pidravoraj; U;r T‘rw.byt« r- |<> Sidney (Center, Montcalm county. Tlnirwlay tfiurnhig. where thb funeral jsas held and interment made. Deri’iLsed died Tuesday of last at his home in-the second ward, of constunp- ian chuich n».-.xt Sunday evening. Top* • ir. ".Medical “ Mi-mion* at ~ Home mu| Abroad.” I b ‘ nt,3il Sunday at the f . B iOr ncnonuil nu vafying :iracidrs«e» You pay us a small deposit and we will lay away any Coat or Fur in the store. You can buy with better satisfaction here, than by mail from strangers. k h>m:h {large i* pieces s ■ Silverware 1ROCERS .•nu!at< the i'libor L. .1. Gmulyear made a busines-- trip to Kalamazoo Monday. Tin- 3 Mrs. Jrt». Pattison visitci ants :u Irving yesterday. her par- .OfEN EVENINGS..; a JOHN 8ESSMER. ! Hastings, ft^icb.' f 3 FLEHIHQ w >"it ■ tnyj old •:* Interested •>call tn; my 3 W.5. f TRRfiLL Mr. and Bert Hih&n were in ! vide Tuesdal on busim^s. .• Mr*. Julia Wtllisun.ia visiting frit-nil* in Kalamazoo ibis weex. Mich. plenty '■‘K of Bulbs on the, time to, do i‘iie orders solidmade to all parts pliwi.j thrysanil-n,s now on haod KELSON BURROUGHS, "■•X Proper. “Hall-Band” FELT boot socks, w*«ss«-to . 0*-’ ihtnt a.-s «U6BtR 100 bttjai. ‘ " Abtoiuu i n’,tto «nd we c.,.ri,.. 1 werv fair. I^d' mark ■'Ball-B.nd" I j 1I ; ; j years equalled 810.. At 5:30 the laides were invited to ! the dining room where the table wabeautfltilly decorated with carnations j and smilax and a delicious four course । dinner was served. After this, it being too dark for young(?) Mirera to lie out ak>M, lhe b-MMB eent them all home _ This cold weather makes you think of some warm and dry footwear, and off course you wonder where to go. We have all kinds off warm Felts, Socks, Rubbers, Etc __________ c- *• CLARKE £ CO., Quality Shoa Stori Al khI gave .1 dinner par Moujlsty afternoon Nov. 0. -Mrs. A. fy, am! wl-u fi-Noble* and ;Mrt F. R. Pancoast . r-><* h.- uskrel vim of hl- guc*t.-» if In’! .•moYh.'r portion.’ upou| gin- a very pleasant surprise- party to w<>ul<l Imv-iludr mother Mrs.' K C. Jh-Illuury at ■ " - -cm si remarked. -I- think I by carriage. W.WYTBOOTS Yn-n t thete ' orhP'-’ of thJ the ftvoman 1* mdy a w»>m:.ii Of g ! !Trvdinp n:i«| “bmi to the tVhturi Dk’twu:*-’ ear] me I ing nbuu^ slJQii-en t.j(j long; the i-jdpfn* jni,; cardiac part McH HENBV ’ the home uf Mrs. Nobles, it beine her 78th birthday A delightful afternoon was spent in reminiscencesuf the past. The ages of the ladies ranged f^m to S years whilfe their conhined fall bulbs , ’Barlows great run of lh yards fm a t«>uchduwn in the game with Ohio Tnivereity Saturday is the talk.u f tbe town. He played asMilmtitutr for NorcroM* as Quarter Bui^k. 'and fits work was of the whirlwind order ■Saturday morning there Was a game iK-twevn the laws and the 'i»7 en­ gineers for the class championship. At a preceding game between the ’<*7 laws and ’OK engineers, the latter put the disci pies of Blackstone up ^jie tree*. Su Saturday the latter were out in force, and made a rush for the engineFr*‘ wh(' no’ "niy "Xoo<1 gtvund l’ut ‘irow the liml - of the law off the pvemiws. One law student who will WRIGHT - ROS HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 30. OFFICERS. ]J. T. LOMBARD. President. J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice Presidein. H. 6. HAYES. Asslslast.Cishier. W. D. HAYES. Cashier. .graduate m-At Jnr* reijnp-’d sicknes io secure immunity from tree cijmbing. i Several engineers who -sized up the ,ituatip;i pii-krj the young man np. carried Iuha to h nearby Iioum-. and ducked him head firs! in a rain barn-1 full of water. - He ].-oinptly revived ami is now iwitig untnercifully guyed! NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION ' The Hastings National Bank was originally {estab­ lished in Hastings in 18o<|. almost half a century ago. It was the first Bank organized in Barry '■County, and the first and only ofie to incorporate under the National Banking laws. It li?s always been as safe and sound.in crises and panics as during prosperity. Our long experienceJ large restart and extensive connections are a decided advantage to those having accounts with u>. . We pay 3 per cent, interest on Savings Deposits. . compounded semi-annually. ।। .Heavy ot Prairieville, was , ’i>t<?r. the? fuh Hi*: linn uf’ whirl, I* the. tri■ Betwoit. v .mtervririHi for dinner at E Pennock’s turHtiou of loud And If she Is el| j made In the mu I J IjLut Tnusday. • I that her fortune UNITED STATES AC­ Mrs.. Frank Brook* w-_nt to Kalama^ scum line. 1 Afterlliat’lI Aras uotei! that Blifklu-I CIDENT ASSOCIATION jiuo this morning ‘fo? a weeks i usually pnr wl down thr remark t«i with friend* • • I •‘-’.imply. New .Ortrin-I Fled Benson who hue just returned ■ Ttm«*s-J*eh><><-*;<> Ha* c Paid the Claim of John E. fVoru California visited at bis uncle** ( — Thornton of This City H. Pennock s i.rer Thursday. i In I. s bonk. “Mjrf Richard . B< U Dr. E. F. Partello of 'Middlavitte In Full. Strange Pet* trite » - of - tbe solan gl-p’’1’. otid Bishop Partelb-. of Potterville, whiih In Credl Britain In bygone dayii, ‘ Hastings. Nov. 15. 1W5 Were gueats at H. Martin’* Tues-lay. Lt<x| and drl.s! for human used This isti» certify that I have received W. T Brown, of Chicago, for several , footl -.Muuv yc.tre ago thi-so dried. ?H» Tur my list claim against thu l'. S. ypars manage! of ; tbe old •‘Croquet ’ geese f.mnd llI ieir way to tbe lowland-^ Accident Aasgcintion of Detroit. Pay­ fictory” in this city, wris here a few , <’f Sc - _ ___ ’ —i <1 were treed n* nil . ment in full and am very much pleased hours TuAwtey aftenioon calling on old ■ ^’tr A irniall jmrtlon when «tten be j with the way the company pay their •:ih w.- * supposed to tickle tliej friends anil renewing old 'acquaintance* j *j ., ■ claims. Sl.RPRISF. W MRS iiis ;of wood the place. uf the Word. rou. menu?, . Mosher and wife returned yt*Qeitiuy fn>m a visit with their wn- at Onondaga. 3 churro ••She i* a luly In <•-> v iwawe of tbs word.** cxcbilinril Blifklus••Then she i«. the unMt' remarkable ; woman that |ev.-r Ih'ml.” replied John- ■ W. L. Hogue"mad-? a husine-i* trip to Middleville Tuesday. Money Back If Not Satisfied School. PERSONAL MENTION. -• «in '»>ib} - ----------------------- >-.-.-1 All invitHl. 1 ; Mr. and Mrs. - V. B. Furni-is were (5r:u liapids visitors Tuesday. HAR6E ♦AKfUAtS*' A Michigan's, Big l-Y»artbl.l«nen««lSul>d»y«v,n|n* m i. cook. uruTinU to give us our annual Sale and Opening. It is not often you have the oppor­ tunity to select from a full line of ’manufacturers samples, so don’t neglect this opportunity, come in and look the line over whether you buy or not. Fur Sets, Muffs, etc. made of good qualities and at a saving of twenty five per cent. . ■ The first dancing party of the Sham-!-• 7 o’clock at the home of Mrt. ! * ,veur hereafter to Barry irock dnb occurred Friday evening at t’><,«nent Stu1Leaders of the h**MHi rrtU0,y. jiamptlj tilled. St. Hose’s hall and was attended by 85 , Mn»- Belle Clw.k, Glenn# Doud. Isulk tonples. the music lieing furnished by ' Abbott. UNIVERSITY NOTES (iNUS Ddiwr.d n SA’ien pks-v orchestra. The next ; The Dorraf Daughters will »»e entcrparty will be Nov. 2L ’ ■ taimsl hy-Mfs. Gardner-l.'hidester-nrsit , Some Things That Happen at The remains of John Hall were taken Friday evening Nov. 17, at -her- hotnf Glass Silv ONE DAY ONLY W E will show you the very latest creations in ” Ladies' Fur Coats, Neck Pieces, Children's .ifljills. . toe do: ink do do We have made arrange­ ments with one of the lar­ gest Fur houses in this country to send one of their travellers here for b ent disease >c«, cracks mu ’= BIG FUR SALE F A Nice BUNCH OF IT FROM «i iwritonitia. the ’- SCHOOL DePu. Ik Bal wk wUl have * ----- - i t HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK John E. Tbontii'ii." Witness , ' A. U t’hilhp. ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. Hi nun .lunes. ==t DIRECTORS. OBITIRARI. :: has ’ •- made nr very I left liauir nnd II htincrv.’. qpoii which bls nefgbl’or snld. BARBER After a long illness of S I *i dlnna ixdie •• In th-'e aolnn geese, yeaw Mm,!Enow Barlw j awed away ! jfllll yin nfpre I earn’ nwa’ for j u\. Tuesday Nov. 7. 1W5 at the age of 42 Bnd i dlnria fefl « bit the hungrier.' years. 7 months and 7 days. Eflie Deri Gilbert eldest daughter of t, |he /.Moslems .when D. H. ami S. O. Giii»ert. was born ih We knew Persia found in that, Leonidas April 11. 1803. coaB<ry ------- -- * i-ountrj- ao Itjuumerable H quantity of March 11. 1888 ahe was untied in 'unj a.-piitlffc treatlstis aud that marriage to Enoa Barber of Crewey. iaad Ibn I bn Ab! Ab! Oueccas, Ouweas, general, hand where she ba.1 aince resided. To thin Mkctl Callpb jomr by letter If b* union were lxirn for children,two boys would allow lie. w ,.lU1 and two girls. The two hods and a ;K>ok« amorg flic true belle- era »1U me raltuf the Booty. Omar auawer^l daughter died in infancy. She was. him In Iheoc t-irm-: ''Throw them Into converted in her youth, and always the water. ir| they contain anything lived a pure and spotless life. .' Before which ran guldr men to the truth we her . health failed she was an active have recelrcd; from God what will worker in tbe church nnd Sunday mid. u» much bolter. It they contain school.serving as teacher and superin­ 5Z we eh.il be weh rid of them tendent. She had a Iwautiful personal­ thank- God!" In «i»equrace erf tb « ity. winning friends ’in all walks of order the Iraokk were thrown Into the water and the; Un-, and the literature lifeZand holding them lifelong. The funeral ’was held at the home Ltd .clence of m- rerd«»> dwpp«rThursday at 2 o’clock, and by her re- . _ Notl'-ea et Eitralts. .meat Rev. L. P. Richtmyer of Partello and Rev. ZG. F- Fisher, of Delton, The earth’s aenslble atmosphere la officiated. A poem of her selection was .up,—1 <■>•“«£■ read and the choir sang some ot her 0 mil* in height. £ favorite hymns She was laid by her bot b^lng « ‘ little ones in the family- lot at Creaaey. ram>ort*lS«0 n' condition mo­ She leaves beside her husband one ST, S. ..rt.1 o«*n PIO • »«< daughter. Mi» Ethel, her parents Mr. taport.nt in th. detennlnntlon of and Mdl D. H. Gilbert of Colon, S.-ssts«-ws- four brothers Charles. Horace and Elmer, ol Kalamazoo and Ray of ^*r£>en with dnnd. Battle Creek besidesji host of friends MrU> from radioing lt« ““ to mourn bw 1o«l Into .pnee.-St. Loci. R«1>nbll<-. Thi. death doubly tad when it >• romomborod that lew than four • CARD OP T3££5^hankstotha week. a<> bor only ai««r, Mra. Newell .Uh W .XM"! W Barbar. peened away. Tbe family bare tbe aympathy of all in tbla double be-. I. T. LOMBARD. JOHN F. 600DYEAR. W. D. HAYES. R. K. SRANT.^ F. D. PRATT, ’ CLEMENT SMITH. W. H. CHASE. ’ FOR 10 DAYS ONLY I will offer the choice of my FINE LINE^OF ODD TROUSERS at the following extreme­ ly low prices, i. e.: « $5 00, $4 50 Trousers $3 70 3 50 Trousers 2 50 $4 00 Trousers $3 00 3 00 Trousers 2 25 Every pair in the store included. Don’t forget when looking them over; that I have oneTof the largest and best lines of RUBBERS^ injthe county, and will not be undersold. Compare the quality and prices of my goods with those ol other dealers. Yours for Business C. H. OSBORN �« >f /Weatey Waters Allen Prayer meeting Wednesday evening j Woodland Department at A. Q. Kilpatrick * home. Mrs. Cora Cole daughter Edna visi­ ted Mrs. Nellie Hitt Wednesday. Mrs. Manley Downing and niece of , Naid|viile were guaste of’ Mr*. Hager on Sunday. . Mr. and Mr*. Chester Bieker visited YOU WANT TO SEE. I I t FIRST. Something we’ve just received in a diuiug chair. It je well made, and finished, of solid golden oak, well worth looking at and buying. We will sell them now to you just for a dyer to get them started, at per set uf 6 for <5.25. 4 * + ♦ + + * r9n<rin I had tbe mirffortuTV tn khuat his right George CO*W • Ainsworth ■s wureb. He Hex1 >lipped flipped -me aume pl»c* । . . WMy Btl(] bis gun went off and he had Mra Spear of Qnui , v> tone the two front fingers. Dr. Fritch , daughter Mr*. Pe»*« of Cloverdale ia attending hint. are v isi t i ng fri ends here. I Mr*. Huldab Otfo anil Mrs. Brimlni William Demond visited his daugh-I‘ spent Saturday night with Edgar Otis ser Mn. EIHas <»«>«> »>■«*» and family. Mr. B. M Jenkin* and family spent and Monday. Harry StoweR i» moving in Charley Sunday with Harry Kama and family of Cloverdale . Fuller a bouse. Mr. ‘and Mr*. Frank Jenkin* of Grandma FuUer visited her son L«* Priririeviile spent Sunday with the in Carlton text week. Earl TeYbell and Mi* Elsie Ehret of latter's mother Mrs. Huldah Otte and Nashville visited Jamea Ehrot Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. G. B. Hart Mrs. Dan Douglass and son spent The Rev. Kindred. State evangelist, Saturday with her mother Mrs. Count, will bold a serie* of meetings at tbe she having moved into the Johnson church beginning Monday night house until she can build. E*1 Zimmerman has moved in Chi Ties Tuungs house and will work for Mr. friends in Nashville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Scofield visi­ Miss Letta Garn of Hastings was a 1 Rev. Close gave us a fine uddress__oii ted their son C. Scofield in Woodland visitor at the home of ber brother C. D Sunday in the place uf Rev. Duffy who Sunday. Garn on Tuesday of last week. । was absent conducting services at Mr. and Mre. Ed. Grant entertained Samuel Woodsand wife of Litchfield. ' Grand Rapids. a large jiarty of friends and relatives Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marcy of ; The address ofMrs. Richmond of the Sunday afternoon. Crystal. Mich., were guesta at the j Micbgan Home for girls which wax at Miss Emma Bixler of Grand Rapids home of Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. England ! the Dorcas Society at Mrs. Landon'son visited her friends Meidaiws Phila Tuesday and Wednesday and visited ; Wednesday and her address in the eve- Hitt and-Bmma Baril tbia^eek. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. England of South j ningat the Advent church were enjoyed Miw Nettie Priest of Sullivan Ohio Woodland tbe latter part of last week. । by all. was the guest of her sister Mr*. A. C. Charles Farley who has been living Prairie Barry has been upon the sick Kilpatrick part of last week. Young. near Morgan has decided to go into dUM list for tbe part few day*. . Mrs. Clarence Weeks and brother Revival meetings begin Monday eve­ turnlit tatamrt. in tb. villwe thin Kn0„tol hl, („her ,e„ Orlo are making an extended * ning at tiie BchlMppi* church. winter and will morn into tbe Flory Tqwj,j- mornl,w (or tta northern among friends in Ohio. Herbert Mead went to Belding! hun«- on North Main atreet which be,’lla They will hunt doer. They S. C. Van Houten and wife. Rev. Wednesday to have an operation. Hiaj ha. rented. wjy j,,n mher hnnlen, that hare gone Hall and Mrs. Hall and Mr. and Mn. C. S. Palmerton was a Grand Rapids from thia'vicinity. ~ mother is with him. Shirley Meyer* took dinner with Str. rl.itor WodnewUy. Mr. and lira.’ Drake of Lake Ottawa and Mr*. J. Hitt on Sunday. WEST WOODlLAND. Although the weather has been f who mve been visiting P. Roush and Mi« j Seward daughter jvwaru Sheldon -ami ----------»-7' i john Bishop and wife of Lake pleasant the last few days, farmers in family returned home last . Friday, Mattie of Benton U ,u, spending the week at James this vicinity claim that it is not tbe' Mr anrt Mrfc Yerly of yerty.a Sheldon und Miwi Grace of West twin- t right kind for busking rorn. as the ,.ornem Rpeot with'thelr ron field called dn Mr. and Mrs. J. St. ] ‘ ....... „ dry winds make the fodder so dry that - — ’ ' Hurry Grant of Grund Kapida viaittd John Monday afternoon. it is almost- impossible to handle it at Henry Schaibly’s Thunday. George Vwjter a nd family have gone Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cotten of Kalama- , ’Many of the roads about Woodland ' to Hastings nnd are -.situated in the Rev. A. B. Johnson'ajnd wife of Sar- < were in very tad condition during the i chrjaU^, Ilonw in Ac |trM uanl. He zoo-luixu been upending a few day*1 anac were guest* of Senter* and with Mr. atul MT* H. Rockwell of •pell ot tad weather Sant week. Tbi. wlll J„rk in Veter * Carter1, takery. family Tuesday. Ea.*t \foodland • was.due mostly to tbe plowing and ... I Lewis Clum and-fam jy were guests j Miss Gunnison of Lansing spake in Mr*. E. Lee vntertainoj the L. A. ( working of the roads which was done ut John^Snmm and family Sunday. hightaft terms of onr Grange team in S. Thursdav. , thia fall. • third degree work at the '.Grange Sat­ Earl Lamb and a iTe. of Millbrook | A tine chicken pie dinner-wan served ; Miss Bertha Hilbert of Kalrtinnzou nrdayh urday ^evening. A great crowd is ex­ are visiting the latv r « parent!4 Dan , visit.ri her parents Mr. and Mrs F. F. , „4 :,t the Pomona to b held und a pleasant sticial time enjoyed1 Yargor and wife. ! . Hilbert.oVer Sunday. • ,, aNov. ,„, 22. „ ...... program Mew nftlccre elected- C. C. st. Jol»p 'Vcdnt^dag A grand Pre*.: Ella Ixv sec..’ Millie Hager. > Charlie Hunt and Archie Rhoailw f Mis* Bini Hale aud Miss Statu Wul- mid dimer are in preparation. . . . Don’t have gone North hunting . . J cutt ot Hastings .were Woodland visi- । he ajfr|. ■ tu oHer'your ~ assistance to the Pern- Stowell and wifd visited friend* j Miss Inez Cole spent Sunday with her > tors Sar urday and Sunday. \committ"e in charge. in Clarksville recently, ; parents in East Woodland. Mr. anti Mrs. Willard Bolten of Highest price for poultry at .James Mr. and Mrs. E. Racey ot E. (.’aftlv : Steve Barry of Martin* Corner* wa» I ’1L —. Box .’ *-hatchery. Coats Grove were entertained by Mr:-,.: 7. liiiihard’a Carlton ml1 ing on uu r street one (day Ijwt wwk. ' ton visited at A. C Kilpatrick;* Sai1 Bolten:s parents Mr. and Mrs. D. A. 88, R. R. ,:i Grandma Stowell G visiting her sup ! iirduy. . Miller over iSupday. WOODLAND. : TWO OR THREE ITEMS 1 t IN FURNITURE THAT QLAM CREEK. COATS GROVE. east woodland. CARLTON. YOU should k*v* bought HOODS. Hood’s Pilgrim HOOD RUBBERS NOT MADE BY A TRlKPr you Gtrn^r^?' aas BARRY COUNTY Maps Can be had at th- '1 codhnJ How’s Your Liver? Poatoffice. They .names of every iarnier the number of acres be 0WIB. all highwa/s, streams churches, school lrctlses etc. It will pay you to take good care of your Heer,, because- it you do, your liver will take good care of you. Sick liver puts you all out of. sorts, sakes you pale, dizzy, sick at the stomach, gives you stomach ache, headache, malaria, etc. Well liver keeps you well, by purifying your ■blood and digesting your food. There Is only one safe, certain and retlaNe liver medidne, and that is Thedford’s PRICE ONLY 50.CENTS at Woodland Postoffice, John Velte, Postnioser' HHOhAI rfteta ot Mfchipt- ■ At a scmIou >».. >:ountyo( Karrv. h Tie-stay tn* :tu <Jwy os* diousand uini- j,­ . Pr.-.-Wil. < \f V In eti* n>..i: ■ . Khriuer i. On r«.'.<llj>R i :. Bed. <ii • I. : tn tblsjcpurt. imf|. testa ulrnt uf m‘probate an! th*pointed nr ^>ta--. • 657^31 petktonanu Uu rd and all oth>-r are require! ♦ Court. tWii iv 1 * For over uo years this wonderful NORTH WOODLAND. \\ heeler's was i i*erry ami family this wleek. The marriage of Mite Mabel Kilpat-* vegetable remedy lias been the standby tbriiK'UlUi!.. i. x. niton had his corn husk“d. with w€.|] attended. They have 2‘> members 1 •Wm. Klipfer of Hastings visited his j nek and a-Mr. Raccy took place at th«. in thousands ol homes, and is today' further ordcon! u * home of tint bride's, parents. Mr. and! a inhe iirie !h-i Monday. entdlled. The next meeting will be at hildreu at Andrew Ceigei s over Sunk>!be person- ;i.-: the favorite liver medicine in the'wtfM. peudeocy of 4 Mrs. A. C. 'Kilpatrick in East Wood­ I wife of______ Lake_____ : the---home Frai k Runyan und ... ______ ­ Grace Sheldon Friday, eve- i It acts gently nn the liver and kid­ thereof In ex >»!:; !'f puhitubrd ir. tn land last Wednesday. Rev. Jarvis i Odessa Sundayeu at Frank Alierdihg’s. j ning Nov neys, and does not irritate the bowels. Herman Crites has gone to hi« home | ♦ paper printed aui performed the e»,-remony. tl ............ ... . „ _ ___ _ ... «U.. . I M;. _ i •. It cures constipation , reliev es con­ Harry, once In ro. Theije were no services Ht the Tam- j Miss Grace libel don was rather snrt in Wikxlbury u» care ton a troublesome ] gestion, and purifies the system frem James M. Smith of Hastings was a arac c'iureh lost Sunday. Rev. Crites prised Saturday evening when alxnit boil with which ht> is suffering. ■an overflow of bile, thereby het-ping E1XA C.HrWoodland visitor Saturday and Sunday. ; was token sick at dinner at Granville hirty of her frienda*fcp3Oped in tu re­ j I^iRue Vaxmocki ruf Bellevue is vh-‘) the body In perfect health. House FurnWur. * , King bisSrunt Clarinda Stowell and j mind her that it wan her birthday; Price 25t at all druggists and Lyle Fisher of the State Road was in , Nye’s after preaching at West Odema. dealers. WOODLAND, MICHIGAN > town over Sunday. Hngli Myers and wife stayed Satur­ Refreshments,were served and a pleas­ fi&mily this week. * oBDERol Miss Mabel Lnndis who teaches school day night and .Sunday with the form- ant evenirj—“jnst lovt!y”“Was en­ ! Cornelius Senter • njoybd a visit with! stair u< Mk-his-1.. joyed by all «ho were m » happy us to in Prairieville isspendihg her vacation j er’« aister Mrs. Gavitt. bis Ixjyhood schoolmate and comrade ' EUlti Jiidirt i> ■ ire. _ Halt pendinit 1.1 < It. with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David ' Gw», Demary and family have moved bt present. tif tbe civil war. Wm. Rowley of Hast- ‘ • W Harry .In < lixn I •• n NOTICE OF HEAItlSG CLAIMS.. A pretty wedding took place at the tyigs last Thursday evening. un thr stn uny erf j Landis. ______ oJ MlctrtxtaU. Count! ot B*rry, s*. to Woodland. I Notice t* hereto’ elven, ibsl by an outer at tb«« Ada 1‘utuiini. 1 -w Baptismal services were performed i Mr. Swin and wife are living in their home of ’A. G Kilpatrick and wife i l*nrt<*le court for unvAwoiy of Harry, tn.idr on Wedne*day evening when their eldest :»t the M. E. church Sunday morning. . new houbc which they xeeently built. HOLMES CHURCH. . । ftLfSl, tram t;i i. 5511,',? were .uiawcu ior cnjaiii>:» u> j tvdaughter Mal*el was united in marriage Lewis pHtnam, h '■ i Wiihum/Rawley and daughter i sent their ctatau waiust ite-ctateot Jrremtah bat Miss Maude England of South Wocsl ■ J. Kick and wife from near Freeport tu Mr. II. Rncey of Foist Castleton by , Mr. re«M*rtn sr i , ... . / . , , Wttbitr :*te \rf snW coanly. drccawd. Ou muUoo of A. ?: k' Uoix of Hartings/tinted Mr. and ,Mre. | ao* ttut alt cre*ltor« at wN d- etw-c are. re­ ' land who ha* recently finished a term and L. Rush and wife Sundayed at R. rtelnant. it t> utJtK1 Rev. C. D. Jarvis uf Woodland The h. <>.^0, .>• tai-tan *«k. ITiSr ■ of. school in East Castleton visited 1 Haney’s appearance in -alii bride was drttoed in lovely white silk niuu'.h* train tPe • friends in Woodland Thursday. Mrs CnWonl U XoHb Crlten yr..sritbtn twnt* ' ’i Jainw King a former resident of this and the rooms were decorated in white < «iehcislms will reheard beforeuM Court, ou said tniblif.il> Felts and Rubbers. Socks I Jcsnu Gootes of the BANNER force ■ place whu has been a long sufferer from and green. ’ Nearly fifty guests were ted her daughter Mrs. Ansnangh. i Saiurdsy tbe 1Mb day of M»n ii next, at tri; for 41 w ex'll* Jrreie Koger* ; a ehrk ln ib»< forenoon vf that day. and Rubbers for Men, ; made a Inmihew trip to the village last jMirjdyiiift died last Sat unlay at Lake present und many pretty and useful1 . Chas. Bnlwuck and, Mite ... . ,, . t’.f' iJ Nov. loth. A. !>. iwv., -lOdeBML| . ■_ ‘ week. . . m mx. k presettt* wore received. A line supper! «< Hasting*, vunted U. b. Barnum »• Boys or Youths. 1 sun • Mrs. Demanore who makes her borne , ThiiMru Merriam BDgDt :j few days was served. The young couple will be We*ln«-.<>day and Thursday. prepares! to supply you. ' at A.»L. Cooper’s in South Woodland in Assyria last week ' | at home with Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Chita. Hunt and Arvhu*Khude*4Kart-1 is reported very ill this week. John'Curtis uf Kaiainu was at his i Brutal of East Castleton after Nov 15 4l Monday for tbe north an » hajuing t Harry*Grant of Levering. Mich., a mother’s Mrs. Anna Curtis last Mon-i The out of town gnesta were Mr F., ’bl- ■ • i Of the'goad warns kind :‘ former Woodland boy. is making old day. * Geipe of Cadillac Mr. and Mrs. Mc-i • i Mrs. Handy and daughter Ruth of I and'very cheap. i X—bville Mi- Nettie l-rie.t acquaintances about Woodland a visit t' ilixkrtluwto I,.. >«m •Hasting* visited Mrs M. P. Fuller and will stay htfre this winter it he l,«fehiMreu »t KuheiUe mkI IKitatw! * 8b,,,’“ Obio k,,a ch“,'”‘ Un’h liut?sday,‘ ’ • ■ can find suitable employment. Stephen Barry ufgituny Point is vis- i retnrntM liumc tart Thnndpv. 1 te9' °* Horse blankets. B e <1 Geo flicker of Kalamazoo was in1 blankets. Stable blankets k'fthc'village a few days last week on i Mrs. Bert Bell of Kabtino is visiting ) SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. |( . ing .. friends here. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sheltenlierg- i , Ora Lehman sp^nt Saturday flight-, !^r*- Fred Durkee and ulster Aria । . busintaK. er this week. and Sunday with a friend in Hastings. I Iteiglrr of f reeport. Holly of Lockport, Nx Y-. a j Hunt Sunday. J. Spreicer and wife visited their What you want, ask for I sonForest Bordy Hager is building a gtxxl ben J of Will Holly who was formerly in daughter Mr*.-C Faller and family of it. I’ll get it. You know PERSONAL LETTER FROM liuiue un his farm near Warnerville. . ' jMrs. Hattie Fuller visited friendsj huSiness here is making a'visit at the Codta Grove last Sunday. I near Woodlrary a fewday* hud week.' ! HIGHEST PRICES. ; home ut B. S. Holly. Mitl John Lehman and daughter. Harry Filkins of Lake Odessa is ;Rev. Earl will begin meeting»at tlje ■ spent Sunday evening witfTA. WamerV Earl Lamb and family of Millbrook my prices ate right. at work for W. Parker. ehnrch Sufaday evening*. family. ’ . . making relatives and fri- uds alnnr ■ For butter, eggs anil pro­ ! are Elmer Rising and family Bj>ent SnnWoodland an etxended visit. TO THE WIVES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. Daisy Warner spent Sunday visiting duce. • day at Q Hatton's. MARTIN CORNERS. with Mr*. Henry Hecker. j Arthur Myers who has just finished MADAM: The LdT. L. met at the home ef C. .Lewis Hilton and family sj>ent Sun- ! i a 1ms in ess course, in the Valparaiso i Vacation this week in the Warner day with Mr. and Mrut .latex Olm-| and F. King last Friday evening.Tried COATS GROVE GENERAL STORE. You have been imposed upon । University ia home on a few weeks ville Bvbool. . According to all reporta cakes and coffee were rarved. Miss stead. Peddlers. I propose to pay you highest । vacation l>efore commencing wdrk. tbe teacher. Frank -Hynes, and the Nellie Ciirtis of South Woodland recit­ Remember tho nightcap social at tbe scholars have worked hard during the Cash price fpr your Rags, Rubbers, oled several pieces and a general good fall term und are certainly enjoying a sebOol bou.M,' Friday evening Nov. 17. woodland High school. Copper Boilers, Old Papers, Magazines Stc. time wm reported. lay off. Mr. and Mr*. Alonxu Ililton spent William Waddell begjcs schobl Mon­ I am giving you a Cash market, for every­ Mr. Merriam and son from Cadillac WOODLAND LIVERY * On Friday night of last week the Sunday with Ed. Zimmerman at I<akej! day taking np the revbntli, and eighth ; visited his brother Wallace, and wife at ncighlxjrs und friends of Henry Warn­ virw. thing. YOUR HUSBAND KNOWS ME. have : "“FEED/TABLE 555 FEED /TABLE ’* j grade work. . this place a few days last'week. er of CaHtleton gave hi tn a pleasant done business in Hastings a^d-Farr .• County When any drivj Demorest Earley hi liack at school The L. T I* will meet Saturday I W’heu you want te to do d^ariy t The Lcgliea Aid Society have been re­ surpriM» it being his fifty second birth­ crening Nov. is at V Barry's. All I for 25 years. I re.speotfuliy'lrc est , !.“• ««•-«*■« •>»«<». . us" We furnish ^good rigs and—J | ’ ; pairing ;the'inside of tho church. are invited to attend. Calvin, and Louis tfemaray your patronage; I will treat-you AIRLY, drive to all points. Wh. n yon J camo, Clarence usrraresou .-a™, and msttios ... .... Guy uf Siinfield Mr. and Mrs Kida Misa Ida Bolinger of Hgatinga has I cows here l« ns rertI your horw.. < >.«»,> Kb.X» Monday in 11,o gran,mar | ’ _ LIBERALY and HONESTLY. in the pnlpit and We* and pajiered formerly of this place are the happy britn asmsting Mrs. Xherinan Endsiey } OUR HICK MEETS *U TUItS < d.-p.rtmrf>i. lnt, ra the entry which greatly improves its parent* of a ten pound girl. ' Yours Respectfully, with her household duties tjie past! MnNd^rtlTH Literature class is studying , Mr*. Julius Hager and daughter week. nunriol 11 1 n tf OUIlO : the life of Francis Bacon nnd and .some of . . . . ■“ works. . Ftank Allcrding and wife moved te spent Saturday in Nashville. . -» LIVERY & FEED /TABLE ’ ji his Edward Gurd of Northern Michigan । September 1st. 1905 4 “ wor , their new home at Potterville last The L. T. L. will meet at Orson attended the wedding of hijr cousin j , Snowball is lhe game these anowy MonJay.John and Ixm. brothers; helped WOODLAND, ri!CH I Sheldon’s on Friday night of next Alick Bolter and is making a visit with Ware House Opposite C. K.«;S. R. R. D»Po1!<i»ys. them. week. relatives at this place. ! The 9th grade Physical Geography WiU Wortiey *ho |uu| tick ,t Mr. and Mrs. Will Clark spent Sun­ Mr. and Mm. Tbos. Crawley received ; ia studying rivw systems this week hjg i8 aMe oul bnt day visiting friends in Odeasa M«rd last Tuesday of the death of t»»eir Tbe 9th grade Rhetoric ' class is his mother and sister are quite sick at Mrs.C. E. Welch and’children spent niec*Mim Lon Crawley who died in i doing anno very good work in writing • present. fa ; a k ck k Ohio. j composithms. i Report says we had a wedding in Sunday with her parents. On Thursday night of last week. : Mj« Mary K Firmer and Allck J. j Tbe nature study in the primary 1 this vicinity last weak. Mr. Butolph while a certain young lad of Warner- Bolter were united in marriage at the room for this week has Ixsen with . Rnd jjrs. Cole who has been keeping ville with his lady friend drove to a reisdence of the bride's parents Nov. autumn fruits. J house for the former. . neighbor's house to spend tbe evening, j8th. Rev. C. L. Bradley officiating. ! The star spellers in the primary fj. Anspaugh ' has moved upon his some mischievous boy* drew his buggy The house was tastefully decorated with iprese my apprecindepartment, for the week are as fol- i farm recently purchased of Geo. Dem­ f the liberal patronaway and left it on tbe school lot in !.myrtle and the bride and groom stood ows: 14th grade, Karl Faul, Clyde j ary. Ntint m. sS'.tinM. wmco tsupprewr tnr ;corded me. for a lim­ Warnerville. As luck had It the young ,up unattended under a beautiful arch «rl»n hat>|.y tn domvatlc Uf*. Don' Conrad. Laura. Palmerton and Mildred — *--from -METHOD TREATMENT la juarnnti ited time, with every S2 Ruth Wortley McCartneys lad tracked them in the snow and of ;df lace curtains draped with mvrtle. ! Hines.; Brd grade Alson Conrad. * store Is home taking care of her mother c ourw» had nc trouble to find the rig. Between IU and 80 gw.,v, wero iu^,.nt 'and sister who are sick. ito partake of tbe bountiful dinner WOODLAND CHURCH NOTES. J EAST CARLTON. NO KAMES USED WITHOUT WIITTEN CONSENT . which was served. The gifta were both ■ The Ladies Aid Society of the Rad- ' STATE ROAD. ' After one .week of vacation OUte Felts with Overs from S2.55 up. numeraux and useful. All join in HAD BLOOD POISON 12 YEAR^ icai U. B. church met with.Mrs. II. N. । preaching at the church Sunday Babintt commenced her second term of Rubber Boots; Also Lcggipgs wishing Mr. and Mre. Bolter a pros; Hosmer last Thursday afternoon. morning. The Sunday school will have school much te the delight of her pu­ with High Overs. :perous jonrney through life. K • The Rev. W. Earl pastor of the M. a CbristmsH tree Saturday nitemoon pils. | E. church preached a very fine sennon | Dec. JJfl at the home of Mrs. John Edith and Jay Downing of Woodland good general BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES, i , Sunday morning. His subject. ; Shawwan. It is'hujM'd that all tbe also Mr. and Mr*. Bl Wilk* of Hast­ K Rev.-Dolph and Kern are atill in “Clirisian Prograasibn. ” His sub- . children of the neighborhood will he, ings spent Sunday with their parent^ meetings at Maple Gruve. ject in the evening- ‘ •Indifference. *’ ! there to enjoy it. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Downing. YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT Subject tor. Young People's Meeting | Jtev. C. L. Bradley wus elected delCreSBi<Kinnie frum near Hast-1 The Dorcas Society met .at the home • IK am*l>Uc lUHMth. fuul tenate. UciMT Jdn. SATISFIED /( .j .uuuuay Sunday cvcmuft evening at the Liberal U. B. egato to attend the State convention at of Eifio Landon and was entertained in ! jngq visited ber aunt Emma Whitlock Tata thn looks of b«lp«<J ns* temporarily, W ) church *’Temperance. ^Traverse Qty. Temperance.” ’’ tbiY afternoon by a speaker from Grand and was at church Sunday. B, FtaaUy * Doctar friend in CAS A or Miss £Ua Ijithroj) who is teaching The Ladies Dime Society will meet Rapids.. The Rev. & G. Hall expect* to be>ur BUTTER near Gun lake and her friend attended (' • gin a revival meeting Monday night ,at the home of Mrs. Will Crate* Friday Bernie Friend spent Saturday and church at Barryvill® Sunday. Highest Market Price for featb , Nov. 18 st tbe North Carttoton U. B. i Dec. tatnJtojr *P<i found Sunday at A. * Downing's. Tmtnits'.. The er dressed poultry every Thur*-) i church, The Aid at Mrs. Rilia Deller’» ; Born to Mrs. Alice Kelly Nov. 10 a Jessie Tollea returned to ber home toy. ( । . -------------------- -----girl haby. Saturday after spending a delightful Well attended. Procaad* |g.3u. \ Regulates the bowels, promote* easy Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kinne and daugh­ week at Northville. K, Al Ip 60. , i nataral movement*, cure* conatipatiou J I—Doan’sItegnKayour druggist ter Creeeie visited bin uncle Mr. Mrs. Sam Swank spent Tuesday with lmp,.re_Hooa rum yon down-m.u. SECOND. A solid jgoldeuoak, die carved rocker like cut, with operii seat. .We consider this a bargain at tha price. It. will coat you only $4.25. THIRD. A big' shipment uf mattref-stfK that you must come in and see, $2.00 up. D. S. ENGLAND, I Gold whiner IS HERE. Now About Those , UNDERWEAR. THE BANNER’S WANT COLUMN Brings Buyers and Sellers Togeth BLANKETS. 1 TRY IT! If You Don’t See SYLVESTER GREUSEL HENRY RrtQLfl 4 Sylvester Greusel, SPECIAL BLOOD DISEASES 39C. CARLTON CENTER. Tbe thing* that are worth while can had a bad qpeff Sunday sight. Mrs. Min Farroel in on the rick Rg *teo tie fatast k» rf Klwin Dnunelx �----- ^g^BANNER, NOVEMBER i?L)05. You Have. ARE HUSTLERS Local News. often rftBjisin ro» BUSINl5Si<-"X',i.-“.rS2r CROWING POIITI (AL INNPENDENCE ^"^52 ContintuM from nSK!! Auction Sale! nnd a child canbuy of them cheap one. 0 V -m> near | ‘ ftitlnueid from pure tl,nt . -n that the an the father orna^the'r. ; Such men dwervv more encouragemwt W '’ V’',-""' ’ : ;‘,x,r mishl This year this firm purchased the J’, and t there are S^EM'ARVMEB . shulu & Co. manufacturing concern, ••ugh off your -H Uy ,OJa->> "°Ch■*h° Mrc treated with -12j’ Bus­ ami that is in charge of Mr. Walter h*rrnf..?Y ? r bloe* for ttey are Pici<jn and called harsh r-----------names who are Wright, who is making it u splendid »« . . — -— r--J toaaj mtccttw. having now so much businaa* >n the public .h. m ' ” en n" p"hl,c life lif' of thl. ,hi* country. ““‘rxthat the Cx has called in iu salesmen, you hud! ArtHtory. grWtiug and will solicit no more orders until . ?“ “Abla, «.« not wnnn nnbugb i •J”1 *x>" * CToAtoro <le»rving only remedy January. They are running this in- talld.UK pup..,.. lih,,mljr UW(I rans I tbe oouten.!,. „f mankind. ...d i. a„ -n v.iur rfaen- stitutiou to iu full limit tolly tai un. ^.11 tajp to(, enemy ufbUtartjr. hUomnuT «d hi. vour case It >. cheaper u.m> anything GeorgeC. Wright has charge of the Dry hicc which, ---- ---------------.j , wlmdy . “■«>* *■><! Shoo departmouhand write, A llandiall girl |,m l«,n ukiuK vocal ?*. W‘" ,<>r tattle, to take unto i and effect a *tbe u*" ’’ ‘ very readable ad vs. that apikeur in lemon, for a l„Jg tim,, on„ J . " tta growing )«>l,tical independence the BANNER. An inspection uftheea-. Wtak ««k«l her teacher it ,1... th„Ught ! *“"»•» people. Tin- party t tdniedy ever tablishment will convince any one that ■he could ever do anything wit). L, “ , “•*■> ■‘unethlng. Th. party . :malic com',ckl t will hot bo .wallowed mcfely ...io believe he is "next” to his business every voioc, wberenpn, the teacher .aid •rr.-mt out of minute. The dry goods and shoe de­ ‘■Wen it may come in hamlr when '“5*"**' '* m,T have tbe party label, . , the -benefit partment are already filled with new there t. a fire. *f — Martha)) ,\'ewx |Wny Ulu*t tor prinoipleVand tig-jwtrwy. ,-,-e with the goods and the Christmas stocks are ,1 A man in ., neightorimr town i •x“i,bto“ with Kt»" >l> '<< rfcor’-wm-1 c < s -;t>day. now in and will soon lie on display.-. 1 took a citv iwi-i inn., i. .the city, utute or nation, and it murt | cvuuty paper becunw h* n't'™ 1 *'* * na ’ n * ln *, ‘ wort l>y of public confidence 1’he growth of their business has com- I -­ polled them- to utilize the up-staira ] er ror rgia was attracted hv’ th 1 ' 5? Tk"7”'' u0 wm.‘ ’* *uu’*»«»wr policies, lormoney bi. mo'ni-. wan "ST U,” tai»clpl« OT poli,,™. LOW AY. room above the dry goods department, advertisement 6f a \ 5 , An,erkl*n People will nut stand W.J. HO There will be found one of the largest ! would lie forwjded on msd J . 7 . u.v P"iy lhat Put" <>«< a platform and best jitodks of ladies readv-to-wenr 'dollars. He seat the cash nmHn r"° ' wh ch.,t hn* ““ ldtJn of «artying out, garment to lx- seen in a city of this days received a curv of the \, wT T?'1 they si“'i’d‘,r aPH«rt party Aizt) anywhere. ‘ uu-nt. ■ ’ t,ata" । candidates for positions of trust and The grocery is in charge '' Th« 1 «v . ’ i rr«poitoibility whose lives and churacIW department ia Bvron G. Wright. Now you t-mi r , ''‘'meh s Club should I are such a-1« make it certain that uf Sir. Byron G. Wright. Now — -_T . ■ “'Oteot thank*to the Charlotte they will not U- good M-rtants. or who . tfudldn't gudss in a dozen years explain that 1 Ur * ing lUt n ‘ ,n,'nh»«1 or dominated by infillthat was. . Biut when we vu»i “UBd ,b*! p~llte *>»« * ngbt >o Byrim G. isUack Wright, yon under-1I lark LaFolfette lecture when it shall U- held ! ’»di. ve are not for the public good. .taW. Wcillifyou want to w ■ 'King- ] in Hasting.’, vnu’watch la k J’t i w,ukl u dli the 'So the revolt aganiM the bad bosses ei " in hmnaii form,. y“‘*"-—* ‘ MB ’Mn>i ..I-Lr' ' ( M>cnrv rates on the rail-; »»d coirupt ring- in'Nnw York. Penn­ some Saturday afternoon, and olatervv ! read for that pecUirr. when the date j eylvama, Ohio anil Maryland La good loni J., up ■» .many package, a. two . .hall ,1m hi(J. U1 ;!» . • j thing, and a biqief 41 sign oft life times. men. and carry on an animatin • ordinary The annual nteethig of the Michigan i »'v4)l’k' «*r* liecomi ng’aroused, and ./i ctuiversation in three different IanPress Assotialiorf w ill }». held in ' tk**- grafter-, must "go way .back” and gwiges at the same time. * This depart; Grand Rapids F«*bniary >tb and -Ptln |get 'v’tk ’•ometbing luidd&i jwlitr.Xj is cramnutl with goods, aud by In addition tojbiislnes^ M-ssi<>ns r hustle Jias built np a city business / tho ’ •>' •“ ' I' th;,. k»|. » team ou .be k^n j„„|k ; hy with addrvsMMi by ; RECEIVED PRIZE FOR un«l hu. *., n m nur form trade, for . ’ hits hi also big farm aranteed and ! Hon. William BEST ESSAY.1 Every Sack which they cater by paying top notch :’ Ij&FolieKe.of ' dden smith. Governor KmvaI Mudge, a High Schuul-'stnifetii ' prices for buster, eggs and other pro', , talkers. Then j -1 arrangements w»«re of Charlotte, who was l«orn. and is’ dure. ; yffec-ted at a sespiim of the vxi-cutive well known, in this city, having lived , It in no wonder-Wright Br-n. have * committee heldj O^tolter 10th. , here until three years ago has won a te P'lisjMrred. for they have hustled for it. | If tho residents of . Middlevilh- and ' for the l» bt resay <>n ‘equal d.vd squurt’iy; and are out for humim 1 vicinity v.uuld like to [.aw all trains J suff-age. which was read by. Mrs, • vitv minute. ’ . ■. stopiiere we ha>|ei( from good authuriry i Mary L- Doc. of Cliarlutt**. liefore the rim ____________ _ ________ Mh-lo-Pho-ros hawk XBUST maps '’’oodland give the mer, the 1C owns, streams. Jscs etc. Having more stock than I cap stable and winter, I will sell at Public Auction at my farm about a half mile west of Quimby and one quarter mile south x on Sec 34, Hastings township, on , , Wednesday, Nov. 22nd commencing at 10:00 a. in. i?harp. the following property, to-wit: Eat th Best ^ENTS office, lastcr. Probate "L corny on «T.,U th*y*ar lOU <hiiV \i-:|. ou of MJ4 de- Two-year colt, weight 1300, sired by Old Bob Black work horse Bay mare with foal by Mistral Yearling colt sired by Old Bob Sucking colt.’6 mo. old Red cow 8 yearn old, new milch Red cow 3 years old, new milch Cow 5 years old, doe in February Full blood Jersey cow Cow 4 years old due in March Yearling heifer 1 Calf Durham bull, a fine one Spring calf 8 breeding ewes ' Poland China brood sow Brood sow witlx seven pigs 20 good pnllets Barred Plymouth Roc.k cockerel ' Pair Emden geese 2 full blood Scotch Collie pups 5 slioats. good ones • Double work hilrnew 100 bushels oats 10O bushels corn 200 bundles corn stalks cwt. adndtt-d u, tin uanw a-itson. ’ hYMay the ut 1 In «ald esut.' I County hr<! prayer of r<1. Ami H !« w givu aottf* 9 DlCT> FOR FLOUI $2.20 the i i cwt. . « order to <ner a ma*ahi County c: ireo-iucv- <lrr ring. M.XIACK. oof Probuif or 40 lbs for a bushel of goodwheat. BRAN Per ton $16.00 >r CwiEt) V the 11..... .- U deift-ndat-t. ot thb fUt* MIDDLINGS Per ton $18.00 ir before tow dor. at:d Slut Feed griras you Wantlt 8c- the bag. < treat Highest cash price for goed milling wneaf, UMN Hastings Roller Mill Go. r. n st d , world'needs a friend more than COUCHES 15 New and Second-Hand PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE Etc. ry­ e unty VP. R. Jamieson. Prop. 11H North tfeffereon Street. IiY. Ail Hums of $.5,00 aud under cash. and over $5.0Q nine months time will he given on good bankable paper at six per cent. < , : that if each oinj would purehasr x tick- State W«>3jim’w suffrJge Convention .at FARMbRS SHOULD U^E BA-,. SER ADVERTIslsa SPACE ■ et before getting »>n the train, without i Port Huron. The Charlotte Tribune ' doubt all trains |wuuId stop. As it v*, of last week published an abstract' of i'he Sr-isoxi is nyw ripe fur advert is­ j now. about thfee-fourths of th»i pas- the es.say and gave a gbod picture of ™ farmer .Jleo bm. weeWUto, wwew MtoURvilto, w iu aufhvr . This news, will I*, very ■ ' '»'r train, therefore ! thi. train, therefore this station station rro-iv., reyeivre wetaome weloome ,to Royal's many* Hastings would l.k. to Imve if Ohly ml- „„ ered.t for tlu« >..„i.nw. where., if .To-,.de, viM-d where to get wm. We know 1 the ticket* weire purchased of tiie. ihkih- instances where a farmer has agent our town mould receive its just OBITUARY. made large profits by the advertising | desertx It will lv no’ trouble to do DeLANO- Joseph E. DeLane, of uf iome one article in tiie production , this, and if all trains make this stop it Baltimore, departed this life Oct. 2,'i. of which he excels. It may be a , will »|M-ak lietter tor our town.--Mid1905. at the homo of hi* danghter in breed of cattle or chickens; a species 1 dieville Sun. । Uovj>er. M ich . <>t apples or potatoes, or he may have Mr. DeLan.i was 1mm in Kalamazoo. '■ .July 5. 1KH. He was -married to soinrUking he grants to Imy that *«uh* Sarah A. Bedford. March 31, IM9 other farmer cafi. supply. 'With its i CORRESPONDENCE To them w«* horn two children^ Wm. large circulation, the BANNER reach­ J and Belie, who with the wife, three e* every corner'gnd nearly every home BALTIMORE CENTER. ’ M*tera and hie brut|»ei> servive him. tn Barry connty4. Our . Want culunin . JieiOph Hainniond ha* moved «<n ins Thu funeral xvas hejd at the home of can boot service. and:U* uw is being farm eolith (/ Shultz. We very niuehv hi#daughter. Interment.Mt Co.q*r. found vety proiitahle hy many citizens ‘i a, good neighbor, hat wish him v in his new ljume. iwich.es. all made ov­ er hi my own shop • by a first class work­ man. At' very low prices. r. Terms of Sale CHAS. BIDELMAN, JAS. M. BAUER. Auctioneer If you want to buy or sell anything try a Want Adv in the Banner. QUIMBY. Phillip Schw •r has hnight a horse Horn t«< Mr.- ’ind Mrs. Jay Edmonds '■ -4 H. Warner. on Tuesday Nov. 7 n 91h boy XII are ■ Mr-,. Engl .AnslTn - f Hasting* i* igettiiqr along fine. 1 visiting friend* here. Mr. and Mrs. Burman visited their ; Mrs GhaA Gorham vi*ft«Ml Kalama­ daughter Mr>. Jo> Edmonds Sunday. zoo recently and jnrrrhu*e<l aline range. The L. A. S. entertained by Mrs. A fine crowg invt ut Mrs Mike Mary and Ida Bidolman last Wednesday ' Suiilh'b the |wilh the L A. S. and j every way. Will । partook of u fine* chicken pie dinner. । wjtl) Mattie Striker in । A quilt was tied, hvhich will In- present- ; four weeks. • ®d to the former pastor. Rev. Brown i Wm. Caatelein and wife spent Sunday i One remarkable feature uf the gather- । lit .John Cartelein’s. ing wa« the presence of fifneh bphiesi. ! Henry Casteloin nnd wife entertained i Quite a baby show fdr one little country . .lames and wife and Archie McIntyre ' place. and family Sunday ♦ COBB’S CORNERS. -Now, bojs.” said the schoolmaster Grandma Coblj is quite poorly. (faring au examination In geography. t Mrs. Wm. MitehellSr. who hn$ been * what is the axis of the earth, " J | very ill is .sonx’ letter. .Johnny raised his hand, proniply. ♦ ‘ M iss Sixlwrry Hasting* is assaying “Well, Johnny, how would yon de♦ Mrs. Ira Cobb with her hdusework. ' scribe It?" •• The axh of the earth," said Johnny. 4 i Z. More und family visit th. ir •*>'> proudly, -is an imaginary line, which . Chas, of East Irving .Sunday. passes from one pole to the other, and j dance at .the (.Grange hail Saturday pn which the < arth revolv-s. 'Very good!" exclaimed the teacher. ■ eveuipg. • Now. could yon hang clothes on that j Tho icarpemera [will finish their work : line. Johnny?" । . Uf on Z. Moore’s li<rtise this .week. • -Yes. sir," wa» the reply. ffl Ered Cunningham ’expects to move “Indeed?" „. said the examiner, dism I his house on a nuw wall th’* w»x*k. * appointed, “nnd what sort .of ciotbes: Glonn Moore now drives a rubber ; ••Imaginary ,.i,.ti.u- clothes, nir ” Bit-' tire Iniggy. \ ♦ . Auction Sale! Having decided to rent my farm, in order to give my attention to shipping hay and grain. I will sell at I’nblic'Auction-at my farm, situated two and iine liaif miles south of Shultz and three miles east of Cloveniale. known as the Dan Newton farm on section 23 Hope township, on j I Commencing at ten o'clock a. m.. sharp. ths following described property to wit: [ । i 3E3E 3E’3E3E3E3E3E3E3 » ■ Wil u 8! u IN m=■ IN w . if ■' Ul'' - •> iepot. s SAVE YOU MONEY. !T! POOUNK. . I SHOWING THE WAY Anson Merrill has returned from a j ’ •1 you any more to get a GARLANU^ week’stripnt six .Ukr where helThls Public Statement of Hastings make. When Hi i formerly lived. Bert Merrifield is at , Citizen* Will be Ap­ •lilil to buy some ordinary make. When of perfection 8l : tonic during bh al«nre atondinp A 1U.A N Lf*. you get the acme < «. preciated. ’ LkL 1 work. • -'ii.-u-tnre. a GARLAND stove.is » band­ SI Charite Loehr lent bl, hand quite | j, „ „^der „l thin in Harting. ffl.^Urt week while totebnrlng for .ttrtaffkj* “• N! J"U get a ■ Ui ill -tor.81 *>ioe .t,.. .■ it "ill beautify your home, and heat it as Ul ; |||«el!. 'mt not least HT trw: U IN N! It will SAVE Your Fuel. •. Call and See Them at Luther Loefor. Im ,hown the way to get rid of the conJackrnn Laubujgh is «way on a trip slant aches anti pains of a haul Jiack. i’rofit by a Hastings citixetfs ex­ U4 < >o Ohio and Indiana. H! Warren - ------------------Laulmngh --ia building , * new ; ^Anrimuy Wilmont. Molder.of WsshingWli m*vh: ' Like the taaiceL. bouse *’un his father’s place. 1 Alien I i,,.n I whf annoyeu wnu « uy>* *»v«-wen ii«iw'u‘ Hwtiup wi w h iog 1<ln i„ my l»l hn^«b‘ i fr„m from Hastings • High ■■ -•- School.i. I having to rtoo|>-w I”“ch•’"“J I !' the ■ it was severe. wqiQCndlv if 1 . <bd *« , | ’ IV. regret to htor ot John W.taj. extra hard day’s work. I tried savejgp-n>Y I JLrl UO« phon. 30I We r bcaltb-that Ik >» oHlgrtl to -ell ral bwkache enro. bntwt hot llWe relief. .Seeing Doan’s hidn'-y Fills | ___ We hope notjlo 1OA- Mm from the IX' woken of and recommended so high- , neighborhood' । , jy 1 tried a Ikjx. They help’d «*’’ J School aO'erktay i» r«nta«l from the first. have taker[two or three since and have derived much Aw > Vegetable, liver pills. That after ■ week of vacation. benefit from them. I haie recommend­ lie? is what they are. They cure Mta Hick, held rtttaol ed tfiiwi to several of my friends who Oj Lib llllo constipation. nsed them obtaining beneficial results. account of th» to* «' l’° Thia was aiwut two years jigo. 1 L- V M A sict-headachc. ■ .»• < ' pmd Smith vi.ltal owt of Herting. working at the bench .and have no tmtiblt) with mv back. I gladly enaorw KidneyP.ilyo» •» SundayJohn D**eon on of Htot.ng. «» » at liberty to use my name if you Jo« en>plto>c enclonoment .» rtaitor in thie pUro >“* wlu plentiful in Hastings. Call at Arthur MnlhollAna A dru« ,'0" *£ TrenkSmito'.!.-M'-ml ««h.tumor what bi» cu.K.men rojurt. For hv all dealers. I Price 50 cento. Fo»Ui r in his eye.____________ Jl.lbun. Co . Buffalo. N"«/‘>rl‘aavutB for.tho United SI**?. , :the name- Doan . and ,rM‘' take no other. ' meat. * * 1-------- TRY IT-------- -- ---------- TRY IT---------" 1 tt’ulH.! Weissert Bros Wf — ni J!a 7; m 3E3E3E3E3E3E3 Sessssn ON5H*H'S.1YE Ku, 77 !a; The BEST 5 CENT Cigar Un 77 kJ»~' Thursday, Nov. 23, Som4 abiding 9 years old. weight J200, goodwoadster Sorrel mare, weight 1100. believed to 4 year-old bay ffliar-e, weight over 1500, ' a splendid mare G-yearold gray mare, weight 1400. a ; good worker . , Koan mare (» years old, weight 1125. No. 1 in every way Roan horse horse, gelding, 7 years old, weight 1.100, good roadster or worker Red cow about 8 years old, due Jan. 1 Sotted cow S years old, due in Jan. Black Jersey t ow 7 years oH, giving milk, due in spring Red Durham cow 4 years old. due to calf in January ’ Large red cow 5 yeareold, due in Jan. Big red caw 5 years old. giving milk, due in spring e . Bed cow j years old, due in January Red cow 3 years old, giving milk, due next' spring ' 4 two-year old eows, giving milk, due in spring Durham bull 2 years old, extra good, weight a bort t WOO 2 yearling betters Yearling steer 17 shoate • . Poland China stock hog. extra good BroOd sow with 5 pigs by side 2.good Poland China brood sOws 2U chickens J 2 top huggies, nearly, new Double surrey, in good condition Road wagon Narrow tire wagon 2 wide tire wagons both in fine condi­ tion Set double harness, nearly new • Set light driving harness, nearly new New Sandwich Mfg. Co. hay press, horse power, self feeder 2 Moline walking cultivator­ Horse feed grinder Spike tooth drag Dane hay loader, in good condition 2 spring tooth drags South Bend plow Caasidy riding sulky plow Oliver iron beam plow Oliver wood beam plow 4-section steel land roller Farmers Friend gang plow 2 5-tooth 1-horse cultivators * f The Lady Maccabees will serve a warm dinner at Noon for 15 cents. All sums of $5.Mo and under cash. Over $5.00 9 .months time will be given on good bankable taper at six per cent interest. 2 per cent off for cash. E. B. GATES, Propr W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer. J. M. UIKR, Clerk. �10 ■ HASTINGS BA5NKK, NOVEMtnjK l^ w)S _ 1 u L —~~ ~ demonstration! SPECIAL SALE The “Stay Sa.tisfa.ctory Ra.n-ge ADMISSION FREE Exhibit All Week Come in and see the Range you can keep polished without blacking, some of the many superior features of the Monarch Range we would like to the ladies of Hastings and vicinity. Malleable Iron Top. Mailcable iron is manufactured unde?, such an intent heat and preseur the usual expansion and contraction caused hy an ordinary fire has no effect upon it whatever. Solid Construction. Malleable angles, riveted firmly to the steel with Norway Iron R make all seams solid. No bolts are used or stove putty to fall out oi the joint, after short.us. Duplex Draft. A damper in front and one in the back give perfect circulation. No unburned thrown hway with the ashes.' It s a wonder-worker. . Improved Oven. An arrangement of flues that permits baking with an ordinary cooking fire, dust or gas excluded. i . ‘ Visitors are not importuned to buy—but we are confident we can show you how '5to make your stove money go the farthest. gCome Ln and sample , the excellent cooking done on the Monarch. Coffee and biscuits will be served free. St YOUR CHOICE OF A ffaaas SET OF 7.50 ,NG COOK UTENSILS ▼ • ■ consisting of Enameled Ware nnd N ckeled Copper Were, or j»n SEMI-PORCELAIN "DINNER SET, band tomely decorated in Green and Gold, given with each Mbnarch Malleable Range sold by ns during the period of this spetlal tale: <£OC/\ ■ipaT^BSi No Advance in Price on Account of this Offer. SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION Something New Every Day.... To-day it is Tea. a brand new, genu# ine imported Jap tea at 40c a pound. A trial wiH con­ vince you that it ia the best for the price. We carry a full line of Staple ami fancy Groceries,, also ladies’ and geut’s Hos­ iery. Underwear, etc Goods delivered to all parts of the city. Store open evenings. ’ W. H. FAIRCHILD Phone 292. Local News. Did yon ever know » man who was An All Day Session Will Be Held at constantly making apologies tluit did *not havd plenty of reason for iai iking Reed’s Opera House Fri­ them? day, Nov. 24th. Friday Nov. 24th will be a sort of gala day in this city for all hives of the Ladies of the Moder i Maccabees. On that date Mrs. Frances E. Burns, qf bt. ’Louis. Mich.. Great Commander, and Miss 'Emma E. Bower, of Ann Ajbor, will hold a School of Instruc­ tion for the Lady Maccabees of the county1. The sessions will be held in Reed's Opera house, ar.d will no doubt be largely attended. LET THE GRANGE LEAD OFF. Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Earl Wileav ut Bellevue,and Misss Belvia Harry, of "Assyria, were united in marriage in this city by. Rev. Arthur Tn.lt. Gottlieb Nagier, of Jackson father uf John G. iNagler, died Tuesday evening and hit* remains were brought on the 6 o'clock) train .this morning, accom­ panied by relatives. Remains were taken to Freeport where funeral and interment occurred.- Middleville Snn. Judge Smith and a large nuthlier of We wish Barry county would take the members of the Eaton county bar Hjxjke this afternoon upon the life and up the matter of a county movement for good roads. If some such organi­ character of their deceased brother. sation as the Grange would lead off, Edmund 8. Tracy. The highest tirhute we believe the (people of the comity possible ivas general tbe tribute of unswerving honesty of purpose.— would fall in line. We have the county rural mall serv­ Charlotte Tribune. ice. To keep it, the county must make We notice by the papers that the a move to get better highways. , priep of diamond* has increased 55 per cent, in the past four years. ’A wiqkei trust controls tho product of the South 'African mines, almost the sole source We handle the best grades of coal on the market— Order from ns and you are sure to be satisfied. Phone 194 and we will give your order prompt attention. • See us before buying LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, C.C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS (El CO. everything depends upon Ill canned Quality. _____ ben you buy canned goods of me you may rest assured that you are get­ ting the best that money will buy. I have canned SALMON, SARDINES. TOMATOES, CORN. . PEAS, MUSTARD, OLIVES, trad BOTTLED CATSUP, CHERRIES, ETC. DRIED BEEF. HAM. Swne NEW FRESH DATES Just Received. BUTTERICK PATTERNS. —— HORTON’S. 1st door south of Miller & Harris Furniture Co. LOOK OUT FOR THIS FELLOW He Is* Beat 11 jr the Farmers of this |_acality. • Reward of $500 OLered For Him Farmers in tliis community should beware uf a slick looking and ■ talking fellow who may appear- ami wish to buy them out. There is a reward of $500 «ff«rud for his arrest «>n a charge of forgery# He guea under the name uf John Hoover, hut has many aliases*. Hi* game is to decide to uuchaoe a farm. He obtains an abstract uf^the place i cidiming that he wants his lawyer to Llodk it oven Hr then goes to tbe COMMON COUNCIL Common council ru-’t le’r^gula - lw5 slon Friday eri iring, w... Nov. 3, 1 or Heath presiding. Present at rull call Ah ,. Bt-ooks, Grant. Horton. Hilton. Sentx WeiMen. Atiseut, Aid. liarU-r. Hall. Minutes fit previous meeting read nnd approved. ' Aid. Hall resume# his s< at cotineH. The following accounts were allowed: Jennie Kiddttr was the guest of her cousins the Misses Edna and Oliw Kidder. ■ . Lore is an upward tendency of hu­ man nature. It la dignifying, enno­ bling. and for that reason It Imposes upon Individuals who experience It Mrs. 8. L; : Coulter and daughter Mamie visited at Mrs. Geo. McCon­ nell's a part of-last week. Leon Rennols preached Sunday at the Brew school house , J Thomas Kidder visited at Mrs. Warren Tent's. and Mr Eyanglists Rev. John S. Martin, E. F. Ewers and Wiliiarti Hutch will con­ duct revival meetings at the Brew school house roaimencing Friday 17 at CMRI w PHOTOS Do y«<u re.-.L’ -i -'-‘t will soon fit* hv< ( " eli, >>f wfifrr you until some h as the* make s •• !*< kind el presents. 1: I-j you topthem made at, i-t.<* as it time to make g • • photos. Come at te* »TC‘£U* rush. A goui ffiilsrgvd port™ would make Ai ce gift. e make only the k nd that plea** Write or pL.. < and *» • *' let von know : ie have your old negative yet. Corrected. Precise Aunt, (trying to amuae little Kate, who has Come to spend the da> —Oh, see pussy washing her face! Lit­ tle Kate (with »corn)-8he's not wash­ ing ber fao»? she's wanking her feet and wiping them on her face! OBITUARY. HURSTON—Died, iu thi* city on Sarah Daly has been under the doc- Friday Ute. CBorgtt Preeton He wa» bom in Bmceweli;tom»lil|>. Tnimbnll tor'scare for the past week. County. Ohio, in Uni. when hot 19 Clyde Hendershott has gone to aniazpo to work in the feed store of your, of apt. ba Wt hi, borne with two companion* for Michigan. The, Wm. Merahon & Co. walked to deckwin. ,„d from there At the eleventh anniversary of Mr. rode on tbe Michigan Central to Bailie and Mrs. Elmer Slocum, they met with Creek. Mr. Preston aepnrared from quite a surprise which had been plan­ hi* frionda there, he root inning to ned nt the home of George Garrison, Healings arriving bare Nov. 4. is.xt. father of Mrs. Slocum. Quite a num­ April S. HW5, bo was married to Emitber of friends were present to present line Mead, who still survives him. them -with, a nice rocking chair. Four children blown tbit union, but The news of the sudden death of ail have died, Miss Loie Crawley who was well Mr. Preeton was a man of high inknown in his community was the cause teplty. a good citisen, a clean, up. of real sadness to those wljo know her. right man Iu bls dally life, faithful to She was a very worthy young ^ady bls word and true to bis friends. For and highly* respected. many years he was a lauinees man in The L. A. 8. will meet with Laura this .city, conducting a grocery for Williams Thursday of thia week. many years alone, and Uter in part­ Rev. Hatch and wife called at the nership with others Having secured home of Mr. Daly Sunday afternoon to a competency, be retired some yean ago to enjoy the fruit* of hl* labors. see tiie sick. . Tbe funeral occurred Sunday, tin- he ftrtutr tLea-rM ilbdhpd. ' Everett Cairss is working nt Vicks­ burg. । nearest notary ptablic. saying that hr ! wishes to send tbe power of attorney to a friend in the east, and obtains his j»eal on * paper.His next step is to ircTtoa real estate man. saying he intends to purchase th*- property. The latter make* out the deed for him. tu which Im forger the names of tho owner.# of the farm and places the notary's seal on it Th«last act is fhe securing of nloan on the | deed ol tho property, with which he । skips to new fields. of stipply. We hoj>e editor# will re­ The man is described - ns about' 50 frain from buying any more diamonds. years old. live feet ten Indies and We gm^s the trust will gu broke if weigh# 180 pounds. His complexion that jhappbniL is dark und he has a Ml. round, smooth shaven face He is squint-eyed HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE and stoop-shonldered and wears a soft' Me. Daly has been quite . nick -with 1 Idack hat and dark clothes; hemniorrhage of the stomach, but u< this writing he is /slowly but surely improving. ’ Moved by Aid..Grant that Trego be given perm;b4<m to move two imlldings cast on jsthte, then north on'Crehk street and Michigan a^-nue -Carried. :Nashua, la ur.-, Mined by Aid.’ Brooks-voiKfc!! ad­ ■a bad cold of; raj lleast a huli «ju. journ. (’arrict!— » .mcdiciin<#and-J.. ■pllysic-i in- wilt., A friend rei-ttri try and Tar .ird t cured me L k ; NORTHEAST IRVING. rough ana hu g bi Mrs. Leor.aHl Whitney who was hurt iFor sale hy Ar-.y. while ’crossing’ tbe race track at Un­ fair. ha# retorted to her home and. is quite poorly ytk EBtlr«!y FaboloaB. She—I thought hla wealth was some­ thing fabulous. He—Bo It was. Hla books show that he has been Insolvent for years. ivcuKiSST ‘Jgi Oo motion ot Aid. Hllloo tiie soooutne «ere ailoved. Carried-Ayes Horu''' Blllo»' •hvillc. ofAlS• Welwn thb recount Of Ed. Shay and Dan Shay be referred to finance committee. Carried. Moved by Aid. Brooks that the aoMreou Br“;1x1 | TtSt&L^'g? [J I finance committee. Carried. ! Moved by Aid. Horton that the sue°l Le° Cobb lo re«*rd Lo replac- I lug street monument* be referred to committee on city property. Carried ' nf n°MdSjr A du‘ that account rertrey retor™i w "v «- Black­ smith In town MM JUST ARRIVED A. nice assortment of Lamps just ip. value 25c to $1.25 complete. to?;. . rnrelo .pplicreiun ; for .o extuoBion of 4-loch w.lir main I OB Hreiovor .treot. On motion of * 11 Horton rof,r^ u. wti. committee. Carried Also Vases, Water Sets and Matqh Hold­ ers at popular prices inLlSSlS4 .“*?* oU’ ‘u<"Vt» ±2SS?>._,"U‘“!- 9>» ttecrire. Mittens. New Underwear. Flannelettes, Cloves sn<^ 13. K- of P., of w hich be wa*’g mem­ ber. Interment in Rivembleoemetery. ADVERTISED InrtN LETTERS. Mary N. Hunt. Him Mytrle Snrele. Mire Edu Muon. Tony J. Whitmore, James - -- Monty smith. Jack __________ Teeple. A poor man do« not wx! to be poor sort of a man. Roll* uno ** W. W. WATSON GENERAL STORE •dopted. Cwried-Aym CrunL Hall, Horton, ING, . . . MICH �mWESfERFBARFDEPmMm ■'ErAKIlVlEllI n NOTICE. CREMEY. School closed Friday for a peek's, Hereafter on all the checks of the Union Bank of Richland, there will vacation. ’ * / S. Haight and G. VanTaaoel who j l>e charges of 10 cents per*$UMJ or' fraction thereof if cashed at tho Del­ —y—-' aa «leane<l each week by the BANNER’'S S Correvnnndent* *have been ill with typhoid fever are ■ ton State Bank. Correspondents. improving. EzraS. Morehouse. DELTON. Cashier. Mm. Nancy Lyon who has been car-, CLOVERDALE. *’"!!!* v" Tr"e- M'« h SHULTZ. ing for ber niece Mm. Enos Barber re­ A Mel accident bappeaed te Km, «•“”**«» Mr. H,PMmK:k.tlena. ! turned to ber home in Galien Monday. ! i Alter one week vacation our school iL w tbe L A.• S. dinner at Mr,, o Water, ten cf Wialay w.tm. |Mt 8nn. Nellie Clark spent Sunday at her J* TollediaKtF <1*T- While f jollnit with , Kn„ it wenl commenced again Monday with Web­ .. Fr,d,l’« I'iekory Corner,. home near Hickory Corners. rtT’hrt, “F ““K*'" hil ster Hastings st the helm. M imi K&llt JlmeNellteKI.hridxerofJohnrtown Mrs. Ruby Kelley and children of Mrs. Phillip Barber will entertain' If you are toot my regular right hand. Dr. Fritch wm called and patron, 1 solicit a trial order. the lad .is doing as well as can be ex- 11 ickory Corners were guests ot Mr. the L. A. S. to tea Wednesday after­ and Mrs. Orin Loomis Saturday night noon. P«cted. . 1 have a nice stock of Gro• .eni^t^iL?“'^*"“x’M' and Sunday. Enos BArtier is laid up with rhea-| ceries and Meats and can David (Hfeqn of Cross Village. Em­ Mr. and Sira. John- Minzv uf Tustin matism. M*. Ait Te.; aiaccabee dinner at met county visited friends in this vi­ certainly please you. both Mr*. Alice Collins' last Wedneriay. are visiting relatives and friends here. cinity last Sunday. in Quality and Price. Mrs. Hattie Reynolds is spending Ml* Dunn of Johnstown and Mnu Mrs. Nura^McNaughton and Harvey Geo. Kenyon and family of South • short time with her sons Elmer C Lowden^vi.ited thelr ,nn, Mr» Oea Count and wife ware gueste of Charles East Maple Grove and Miss Lottie Fox Reynolds. Mane hist Friday. • Collins and family last Sunday. ■ 'of Cloverdale were guests at Chas. News has tieen received of the birth lirt1*" N<il1^ T'°,plr,o,r ’• “ the uek of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Delton, Mich. Iva DoniVan is i Misti ng Mr». How­ Kenyon’i Sunday. ’ Barber of Battle Creek. H. M. Merritt and wife of Butternut ard Moahfcr in ber household duties this W U& Sichble i. nolwly wtlwly gaining from lroi. winter. The remians of Adam Oswald an old ' Grove visited tho old homestead Mon­ ' Little Morton Dewey spent last week I 'day. and respected citizen of this township W : «n attack of typhoid fcw. ThH.K». News in Orangey^ Hope, Prairevl„e and^' "* ** ■ TV11-T71TTV — w fl fl ALDRICH BROS fl fl fl fl . . - - fl. . fl fl . 'ing a fine business in their G1Y6 me a trial order it rtf a w ik it * furniture department ,’ I > hiore. This w the place tu iture. Conie and bring jour Wr lianille the famous old relii <lak Heaters,, anti Kang.J. B<-'-kwith. Dowagiac. Also icl l’tiiinsulai;stoves. W© have g.irltl stdok of Blankets aud - liiat.iin-right. fl fl fl ■ - fl 1 1 fl fl fl fl fl fl__. fl— HI fl= fl iAL RICH BROS fl fl fl fl. - f. DFl.ipV Railway Time Tables MICHIGAN. fl -S ■=3-3?-3:-5-3-s;-9-S -i -3 wt C. K. & S. R. R. LL CLOTHING WUJE.WEILL&CO. BUFFALO NY. 1 Th. Lritijnl eye of the mo^f dis*> •.triiirig observer can find no flaw in fashion, fabric, fit and finish. f this elegant paletot overcoat. !;• ->y tine and curve is an exact duplicate of the best New York apd London custom tailored pro­ ductions. The man who appre­ ciates and demands the very highest grade of apparel should examine this model of overcoat pcnection. Its beauty is more than -uriacedeep—every fibre and stitch is genuinely good. Collar, lapels and shoulders are formed according to Dame Fashion’s latest mandate, nnd from foundation to ;ihish the expert tailors of the iqakers. Wile, Weill & Co., have donetheir level best. .A gilt edged investment at 5to. to S16 Delton U-t SadurdHx, nnd every boih ,JdU>’11U*r Ml* I JI.. Haven.* last Tue*wondered whv bw wa* walking anmnd I ' “fu’r *'1 of thn* Ww*k*' -mi proud, butt on learning he ha* ; kheld fuun lhe Baptist '< 131b. girl at hi|* house th* . fek he ver- ChUrd* 8,1 »«<*'’• Young otficintitainly had g. <d 'reason* u-r f eling j *n*. Burla] In Prairieville ermrtery. \ an Hom ....... and fitmily i proud. . i. Mr. Dwight v.... - There wn* .m rniertHtom.nl a: the j,!?1 ‘'7'4 "*t!' Mf: ' , Its. John I I ; Mavrabre Hall Satunjay evening for' th.> IfnttU <>« the *rhool library. THE DRL'GGIST. banner MAPS OF BARRY *liov every »v ■ riniubt-'i- • • .' Al«-. • s'-n-wis. raih-.il COUNTY. Burry County, sec tikin, towni thd highways, nurcht^. school abb- for reference PRICE ONLY 50QTS. >1 Ite Oelita Past Office. ’ F- i IMUS. Postmaster Highest Price. Either Cafch or Trade. CIDER SAVER 25c State Bank 26 5 We Per cent on LPay Deposits. We loan’ money on Real Estate or good Bvnkabie Paper. We( loan our mupey at home, and do, buainesB with people we know are all right. We do a safe, cod- । eervative busimu aud have 1 Honey to Loan clubbing rates “ «’0tai,|e Hubtfag ,aW wilh ^*r/or *UUy or weekly paper ” ®**“ln'PoMlebe<| In the United POLLEY DISTRICT. M i«»"Winiiie Mantel, who has been । ' Assist Mrs Lsaiic Hou verier w ith her 1 ? household tlntie* broJrrtumed to her j pj,, No. Ke Nt-. !K‘ westward home at Delton.. No. 109.... . ( at reasonable raUs, Deeds, 1 rtortjcages and Legal Papers Drawn. i New York Drafts, Insurance' and Bonds Sold. DIRECTORS: , A. A. ALDRICH, Preaident. J. G. HUGHES. V. President. E. S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. DR. McLEiAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERPENNING. JAMES COLLINS. Saturday 1. nn,f,h improved will go’from New I . Mm. V. Loom* ha* Iteen teaching”, lainru Drummond spent . ■ ■ ' j■ - ■ J,,,... tu California. < uiMvtum. . ---- . -j ■■ ■ In* ibsener of land Suiulty with Mrs. Jake’ Hqgveneri Mexico I the lower grad .* in ijuf Hiekoty Comers. . Mias Miry Acker of Hoix* Center.l KNAP 1’ E N , K LIE IN H A N S A bj^jut la*t w«*.-k a* the guest of Mr-_KNAPPEN, Attorneys _Mr* _ Maggie _ _____ ______ i . . : The'weekly pruyey meeting will be; Nichol* n-turned'tu h ui.r.*ii„tfi111.. H« Michigan Truet Co; Buhdlnc, Grand' >. Kapids. Mlchigau. ; home in Kalat inzta- last week after lirid at the home of Mr*. MvLrav . j All- n shaffhauser ' upending uTewjweeks herecaritig tor; The Indie* of the Mil-* .Aid Society Mra. George Monrm* e:Ueruiiu*<l a./TT —1--------- F '.-------------------- — lady rriend Iron Ki-r ILv'y bet w. k. 'THOMAA '& l'HYo|l. I her son. Leon. • i iwill give ai chicken pie dinner at the Attorneys at Law, L H. t* ' Floyd Fisher of Hickory Corners is-' spent Mindiv ‘in ’-M.•E.spnr*»nag.- Friday. Office* over vtty Bank. Mr > T.-n.plc ta spending a etouple t*'^ cf hi» unde Addbert MonKalamazoo. COLG ROVE A- POTTER, of Hifk.,r.-• <’f «i Rirksville Mi-ssuiirl visit- irtM?■ !r ' Mr. and 3 Attorneys at l_aw, rimock hid inK her htilwand. Miss Ruth Putman of <Onego has , S'lcceaaorato fhllif l>eo'iFrov« 111 Union Block, Hsstingx. I’r..«ti Jay Willgiraou c«l«r Creek will . rW“™<-l ><-Iwr^ home. Mirer .n extend' wife Sunday. ; n! ths eoor*»> of the *t*ti-. fld Milo' Barbour “and " visit* 'with * ’ *lam-: A. K. KEN ASTON. , Mr ami Mnt jManuing n: J daughter move ou John Earl’s farm. ; I . Attorney at Ijiw. | ‘ Myrtle visited mr* M’s brother- Mr ■‘'■•ir J. S. Go.Tdy.-ir;£ Co., au-rr Burn—to Mr. and Mrs Fred Van- , EAST ORANGEVILLE. j Greer in Ro*.* uhvirdtipSunday.iTnentv* tn all conn* of the vtatc < jltroUre .mpUy MtawtaC to} . 11 a sun weighing 8’4 J Min* Emma Brogkol Leighton is here Luke ■ Whale Blackvjan hum the sick list. Working for her sister Mr*. Herb John-' pound-. | M. SMITH, Attomiv at Law, ha*-------iMtrii Hick. , „j .... M. Mitchell spant Sunday a* ’hv.’iu > 4 ---------Hactings. Mi— ’ch. i Addison Pviinibck and,daughter wen- eox who _ .— o-, ... । in Kalamazoo Momlay. , Frank Hart will pvv ,t dance Thnr*- ffur*t of Fre<i Storr anti family of Milo. i’ih^n^ColfectionS specialty*^01 ' Ther.’wn> a A»w here Hst Mimdaj *’>ght w» h<‘ U'iH soon move to I Mr and Mr> Isaac Houvvner enterOfliee over Banner Ollie? ' 7. S. HARTER, M. D., PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON. PHYMICIAMK ; .........?........... ......... vte.K- iu vur and vitinll). special nttar.tton giteri to • stat rti and dlM-nu^ot the throat anti chest Mote bro die tH*ean-<i. Offley at H’*i<ltiiL’c low W. < eptaV HL. just wiwt of tie- ulfJ.HtMM’Ii home. Office hpnr*?:!® mo i.'•<> to X;.a and (t. w to Drt. LOWRY, Ha=Hngs, Mibb. Al ways v large Mock of era glasses and' ■pentacles on hand H. A. A C. H. BARBER. Pbvslclans and Sermons. Call* in <atir or count,- resi-eudtM io with vrvmptntw. day or algh:.. A HANLON. M. PhyB'.cisn ana Suigeou. Middleville, Mleb U V..GALLAGHER, Physician 3tid burgeon, Dowling, Mfcb. Office hours 12 to 2 p. in. ".nd 7 to 8 p.m. Telephone at Hmtsr* Pay or Nfgtit. SURIEYOR and Tuesday .-toning and the most I CHovcrdalr. , . -taihed Mr und Mrs. John Houvener , ---------------------------t— « A 1.1 IfK njlATll. i Arthur ami family sjF'nt ' and little son uf Hickory Camera also --------- ukmt* . I popular young liuiy was to re** . .. - Jobncox . BARRY COUNTY SURVEYOR, . ThiJ wa< to lie' derided . by Sunday with Cuiirad Kahler and family j Mra. ” * Peter? Houvener sr of Delton F- F.. 'Vtl,LfM« ? i gold ring. ‘ Kcshler<v</un Sw. 4.’Prairie,I)!.-. Po>t Office ila-tli.Yx ’Mnjh address , .___________ lytoo. Mleb.. B. F. ir. No. <. ’ .! voting. JMiss. Mji, rtl-’ Maimin ' receivt-d' ' Mr. and Mr*. Hayward spent Sun-1j Sunday : the largest nuinlvi of' votes “ <-a-t. * «»»*; day With Karnot Jobnrux. ■ j Joho. Stanton of Kalamazo* visited ‘ »“ tbfi Sund,‘>’ : sequeutly she ik wearing « nice gold ; Sdihs May Hurt sjent one day last j Little Bernard McDonald who has t , .• i x i week at home./ ! Irve Philip* oi Baltimore brought in ' Mm. D. Colhns eptertarned her 'luite •’ick ,s improving. ! a flue flock of lambs ' 'bipl*'J ‘ ’ , brother David Gihs"n from tbenin . ' Mrs. H. Storr and daughter ... >rthBeulah i urn part of the staband her two' sis' visited «t Charles Garrett's Thursday. {Monday. ’ Mat-catieo Rally held tet* Mr«. MeNnughton and Mrs. Count. Eva Storr of Milo 'spent Sunday a* . , I There will l>-T--------- r-----! iutheMacrab- e Hall Situida. Nov. H. , l^t * ‘ Sunday. *’ * ’। tbegnes't of her parents Mr. and Mrs. M .and May Hayward ' H. Storr. . i D. G. C.'Tbompkon of Grano. Rapid.* *’ ikm's Murtha *' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. i'. A. SHELDON Abstract and Real |Estate Oflite. Abstract Block, Hastings. • Mauvy ta loan on Heiil .'Estate, llrni Est*01*1 on eounnta'ii’fi.'ilcti^ntl iwn nnclng. HftvlQK n eouit’ldle M’t ol Ab'tract. •Book*. comvlit’J from Ibe Breord», <nfc! fiirnWrconipl.-ta Ab«lrart». ' ‘ were on our street'* one day last week.. ' . and L. G. 0., C.j 11. Thoniaa-of Hast |ing* * il! present, also members [ Ed Titus sr. of Cloverdale has been ’, • NORTHEAST BARRY1 , ‘from the following tents: Hickory : doing some work for Win, P. Jobncox. • There will l<e a social at the home of 'Corners. Shuh/.^ Dotsrr. Oningeviil. William E nnd Artbur Johncox ' tfr* Clara Clark Friday evening. Nov. b,| tjM, WtXKki,(H) at the schuol- ; 24. Music, recitations and lunch will {and Hasting*. ■'This will lw a very Id- , ‘; *be “ the entertainment. All are invited. ; rerefltine rally.• «‘W/’!"0 ,mp°Tt house Saturday. Fur LI VEH Y RIGS. We have !; subject.* l-Mujivio will ,. ... Ixj lalked —T.----- on.• ; Mr. fioodenongh and family Lave I several flrat dais rigs iu connection with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. ! Never mintAwiiat the toggle Bug} There l.„ — so popn- j moved in Albert Roach's tenant house,. is nd cough medicine ’ and Tar. It con-! Yom patronage solicited. 1 Marv Eliza Englednb says j Hr Fpley a Honey Henry Smith and wife are entertain* say>, Mrs....Tjsrjr.il/.* t* . .. । tains no-opiates or potsions auu and never "V, .• . 1_... U— filled I , ------------ F J b Artbur E ing their mother from Battle Creek. fails to cure. Mulholland. Mis* Mary Pilgim of Baltimore visi­ WHEN YOU WANT ted at Reuben Welmter’s one day last . week I Erl Eldred is very sick with infliunaj DELTON CHURCH NOTES. SAVE YOU $ I C. L. Burgdorfer of Battle Creek | the popular impersonator was a gnert : of Rev. G- T.. Fisher over Sunday fhe pastor assisted Itov. L. P.,Riclitmyer of Partello nt the funeral of Mrs. Enos Barber of Oewey. The pastor will deliver six discour*w on the Prophet Deniel bttining with «xt Sehlwth Ke»l S»»a».v tho -object will be DenieP. eerly lUe .M environment ‘All the pwple ere eoriielly inrited to three eernwe. >»■! Hrten not only to th. tor but te’the eingtnR of U» of Zion by tbe ehoir end eongregntton m.ieted bv the Uret ot inetrumente mule, fnrni.bed > the Delton bend boys. Come and hear. anxious moments. So«4 of the meet nnxion. bo»« SifSss $ It you are gotap to repair any of your buildings and got ready for tbe cold weather that will won be here, I would like to figure with you on that Lumber bill My stock la complete. By pay­ ing cash for what 1 boy and with lisht running expense, Iattract!,, aID in a position to q’uote^ory prlcua K win pay you to call and see me. Kall line ot Allton I’clnw-tbJ but on tbe market Call and or ( ,na(ia afi ran be procur’ **1 -Her n. wspaw In thli Wm ot Michigan. :» lv Kalarringoo I MU>t; 10 Vluverduilt, Zti SUnlln :X>' HMMlmr* 4* Coau itifivc ■:c \\ aoi\»r>a. ■.03 ar Wtaxltnjry Ir VlalMjltj. :08" ' IjuinIiiB . GrK,»! itanid* ROWLAND BROS. ELL IS. E. FAULKNER FAULKNER'S j I :1ft PROFESSIONAL CARPS. '..-..it do not know the composition of 4 rr.oti-v for dust or bran or possibly pound for oil meal when you should buy it ai.i^r or stock owner should fetd c ■udltion • k j-.t i -.liditloii cud are a valuable aid in fattening i rket .‘nst now every hog owner wtuld Ik* putt• j? feediiic hi® hogs" a gooc condition powder. : powder that yon know the composition of? ? «w:ier|t&at you know is all medicine and worth - Yoil have probably got i:rid away son.ewhere IChat islthi* thin al of any in the country. Bring It IF >01 BRING IT HERE IT WILL BE FILL•ticos-cTonsif’Uyjt with the quality of drugs used. I’ofjihiH* t<- have their receipts filled at our us tile other day. •*! forne here because 1 I know You will put it up right.” Id you like, we will be glad itigive -'’laity of filling family receipts of Use «a* ini Michigan Central. W. H. >lAltHQ5. AR<-ut HlLSthlfA. ritinar • : . ’ ' Will Downing has retunwd to his -----T1'y ’ nb-rtainment at tin Baptist-!.home iu Chicago after spending the p ' WOODBURY IONIA STAGE LINE a ; Mr. ^ergdrritjr of Lansing, impcr-, rhiircli Friday . . evening- wa* well aK-.-nd- summer with Mr. and Mr>. G. Bush. . i-av--. UriOhHt'KV uftet arrival cl morning train* ni KI5. AYrtres at lonta I0..V A frwfiIONIA -: pfficr k at. I;!.'. I ‘ ronatur and humorist wm the enter- ^d Wi‘d en^yed by all Charles Sedgwick, daughter Mirnluz - RyTiuid traia *ui‘thFibotiitieF. &*k.*P. M. anlre*> al Woodbury at l;00wo'clock for ira . tamer. :t*sisted| by the Mi**e« Myrtle i Mias Althi Nausel attended a party I Beryl .and son -Dale returned last I I • Manning. Katherine Dinkle and Bt'rnice at Harvey Aifiun* jn^t-In-.erdalr Friday i Thut*duy from Roswell. New Mexico I I ’ Petiti’W'k. ij'vening. , Mr Sedgwick whose healtli u not I patent foods tor ycnr stock when yen can do Cite jrtil Spring Mr- L’*»r dn*l at the boineof hisjj b.?h<MiJ again Monday in tbe. Hinds dis- , trict. I I ' I I I I I 1 POWDERS THAT WILL It (SUM $ . Jdr Card ofi Cvdnr Creek J L. L Loveland & Son, THt CWTHIERI, OflMon and Frairitvme. Mte*i nd Eggs,| HOUVENIR LIVERY, who were killed by the cars at Lent's Feed and Sale Stable. ertming was buried in our cemetery OELTOK, MICH. Saturday He had been a resident here Telephone <x write drive from for over 40 years and his sad death is t me when I.-.-you _ ____ much regretted. . He leave-, a wife and P. J. HOUVENIR »children,. John, of Doster: Mrs. Mattie Shorter, of South Pine Lake and Mr*. Orpha Baxter.-rif Kahnnazoojind NOTICE OF HE-tlUNG CLAIX5. one'granddaughter Mt* Bertini Daven­ State of Mkblyau. County nt Barry, m. Nolter I* luto'by riven, that- by «u ordnr ot port. the ITobatf- Coort for the county ot Barry, rwi the Wtb day ni octotM*r. A. ft. isor>. font Among those from away besides the made months from that data were r.Iloww! Vhr i-roditimmediate family that attended the ora to present tlvlr rial txts a<a!u*t the e«tata at Brrhard Itowjer. lata ef said county. decraMsf. funeral of Mrs. tnvs Barber were Mrs. awl that all creditors of said deceased are re­ to present their claim* to .-aid Probata j Mrs. Lizzit Darling left Monday j A. J. Smith and Mrs. Frank Morris quired ii/ ’ ' A- plai knun and dgughj Opening Odo-^by Arbor. ' ourt. ut t1»e Frotxtte IMHcv In the dty nt HastandSCloe Ciueiday of ‘Kalamazoo. Mr. Inita. for rxamlnation and aKowaaee. on or be­ Music—Mr. aud Mi.-os Cony er. Song morning.tor Coluinbiaville'Mich. i Queen were in Katiundzoo last W.-dnX,and^Mra Will Cooper, and Mrs. Wil­ fore the I3th day of February n-vt.and that well ‘ Homer Grwen. ! Mr . ^ind Mrs. Keller of Orangeville! i day. ■ were gueata at Andrew ttoritb's Sun- j liam Cartelidge of Battle Creek tiesides o'clock In the Ion-noon of that day. W The box Mtiat ‘at Mrs 1. Busl/sji Recitation—Mra. Roy Pennela. friends from Richland. ,Springhrook . 11 M usie- -Olxxl and Rena Chamberlain i *i»y\ W was pustimned| until next Friday eve-'' aud Milo. ' and Frank Sayles. Judge nt Probate. ' There will lie nu services at the} tW n*n«. Xoy. 17 . IL Frink Sayles ■ . Evangelical church next' Sunday on ■ Ut Mu» Saitlcrjwcivcd lhe naw. ,.f ItuitetkX l.m,,n Simmons. account of the ijuarterty meeting at : kL , the death of hfr father at- Jackson last/ ' 1 he butcljinaii's Mistaktf--Fred (ireen South Maple Grove. | Tuesday Music- ClovvrJnle Baud. i For some unknown reason oar pastor ' j There was tMtweeuU and ( carlosdsti 'Reading iMisa Lillian Simmons; । Rev. J, J. Marshal failed to fill his '• Clowing <J0e Arlwr. of lamb* aud* ling.* shipped from tlii* i appointment last Sunday Rev. Chas. place-last Monday. A cordial invitation is extended to 'tne table. in effect Uci. 25. hmm . ’ Taxing effect Aug. H jam. Trains leave , i Spear preached in his stead. Central Standard TUne. Ilartiwr-. a# follow I . Grayden Bjai-kman quit work in i all Arbors, also the public in general. ; Sir*. R. Reynolds is on the sick list, j jj ; Hasting* and Will work ,if Imm- for i EASTWARD F.s 2 E-. i Erl 8 j . Miss Griic; Chnmberkiir. opened her ‘ I J lh< present j PRAIRIEVILLE. “J “I Hrekor, Comm with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith aud family visited John L«wis of Coats Grove the last of i-allxj o„ her mother Mr«. N. LSiUrepi, Albert Dewey of Bunfield. I -Srsm'0r «*Tidrea nt , : ,?Ir* f',nrM Townsend and Mrs. the week. Dau McCollum and family of Brush Blackman's Thttrsdav aud Erj.’ ' Gesler whom we reported ill last week Kidire spent Sunday with his mother ; | are no letter. Ik '1“v ' ' . "Mrs. Biirlmra McCollum of this place. The senior 11 „ T. L. at Mrs- Mure* . (’loverJttlb Arbor A. O o. G. j Mfd- J. Horn and Mrs. F. W. Eeirbel I ■V lanM.- waa vkll altomled Lui IVctbm- I “l‘l "K *>=■«> at their day evening. ’ <i:ul Friday* evening-Nov. 17th. -Each: ! spent-Friday of last week at Chas., '« I Th,. n,u.i,,,l vohio,, u,t,w„ . , 1“*x •■> f-l»rered io I,ring . lull „f Kahler's of North. Barry. lit glri. and boy* u.uverv ranch r„j„vrii “b" 7*, WI“I* ,,am’’ "»**• “1"" Master Glaranct* Reynolds has been ■ ; spending several days with his uncle ' .'a Wi,U,in,i ......... ■r'U’n ' »’U ren-Urej. j nt Cooperviile. . U, FENCE. AMERICAN fl J. SPROUL, aSt^tga PertameTT!^^^11 idly. There a a reaaon. W.H. Chase, Delton. ; Mlchlzan. tory rheumatism. Mins Bernie Litts and gentleman friend spent Sunday near Dowling. Mrs. Cora Gregg is spending the week with her mother. Mra. Maria Hampton is home friim Kalamazoo. Mias Minnie Boyes teacher of the Bunnell District is spending vacation at her homo near Hastings. * CALL ON L. A. EATON. Hl HAS IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK. AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE9; Win. H. STEBBINS, • Licensed Embalmer aud Funeral Director. Boone next to ChrtstiwM’ l*hnu*trapb Studio, ItaMilr-rier vW Court stri ct. Al! calls promi-tly attended, day •»-.night. DAN. LAKE THE OI.D RELIABLE ' HORSE SHOER. . Shop on Court Street, Just east of Jefferson st. QUnpC FOR MEN. IWCO FOR BOYS. MEN'S sod BOYS hHOEn. Sec my line before buying. Repairing neatly mid promptly done. PHILIP LUTZ, Second door wuth ot Paeoffiee. ITH new machinery and experienced help we are now prepared to do your work BETTER THAN EVER and guarantee every article to be clean, good color and superior finish. .. W Phone 243. The American Laundry, W. W. L. BROWN, DHtoi Agent. J. Stark, Pin, Frank Newton and family went to Hastings last Saturday. ■ Announcement ASSYRIA. Jay Holton returned home from Kal­ amazoo last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. *H. Park of ’Ionia are visiting relatives here. Garison Moore and wife have moved to Bellevue. Mrs. Cutis Russell and children of Battle Creek visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Meacham, last week. A number from here attended the Sunday school convention at tbe Burton school house last Saturday. To the People of Delton and Vicinity. Mr. J. Sproul has the exclusive right to sell our SANITARY bread in Delton and vicinity. We ask that you give this bread a trial and favor Mr. Sproul with your patronage. For our SANITARY BREAD we will guarantee it to be abso­ lutely clean and wholesome. It is made ot the best materials, which are mixed in our new large patent mixing machine. The dough Is formed into loaves and as soon as they are baked tbev are wrapped in oiled paper, which keeps out all tbe dart, dirt and germs. Our alm is to make the best and cleanest bread that can be made, :md with this in view we ask your patronage. Mrs. Louise Smith and son Phillip have moved to Battle Creek. Earl Wiles and Belva Harry wore ;Nov. Sth. Con­ “RritlHtin VESTER & CARTER, Mt tiititwi.. hip. TM CITY BAEEBY. / V �HASTINGS BANNER NOVEMBER 15. I'M ORANGE HALL CORNERS. d»„ lut weeH Mrs. Ch«s Gillupte’sivilllam Mvrjan h^drawins lumber, BUDD CORNERS WHAT’S THE USE ? Miss peneyive Me*. j Berion Bowser and Grave gristed visiting-Battle Creek MeMs ft* th* • went ‘to| Galesburg Saturday to visit u. repair his Lam. .vmrt week, and Pearl Coleman who Mrs. Settie Dunn spent a few dpys I the formers sister Mrs. Belle Zimmer? spent several day# with her bro«»r Mid last week with her sister ltrs. Emma I man. wife, both returned on Saturday night. Fred Bristol aud wile spent Tbstwjsy , Uoflman. Sherman Budd of Battle Creek -pent I with Mr. andjMn. Harry Pictaud. i Al. McIntyre and wife look dinner If you are going North, come in Sunday with his parents. ; Mr» J. Slephenson ot Grand Rnpids | “ Richard Morgana Sunday.and get a Compass....... | The Electric car Mirveyere are now । ia visiting relatives and friends around ! I work in our midaL We wieb we i here. She came imrticulariy to see her 1 | might wee the car instead of the sqf...Everything in the Jewelry Line.... aged mother who had iust had tbe mis- ' | veyers but have hopes of seeing them ’ fortune to fall and break her hip. । sometime. Fine Repairing The Corner Jewelry Mrs. Fred Stanley visited ber sister ' If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there Mrs. Babcock last week. Store...,. Hastlngk Markets. is anything useful vou want to Wm. "Renkes is laid up with rheu: Hasting! Mncket* are corrected ever? buy, place an adv. In the mat ism. I Wednesday morning and can be relied BANNER'S WANT COLUMN. Upon M correct at that date. Mr. and Mm. Wallace Russell spent If you have a buggy that’s lying Oonected Wednesday, Nov. IR OPEN EVENINGS. idle In the barn; a stove or । Sunday with relatives here. other household goods you PKODUCK. i A dance at tho Hall Friday ngbL I don’t use; If you have any stock ftultrr- ts-tw per lb. I Mra. Alta Bristol visited her mother J you want to dispose of; a house E«*-'.*<c rt.- l*r doz. you want to self or rent; if you , Mrs. Beach Saturday. want a girl for house wprk; in VKGKrAHLKH. FKUITS ETC. Mrs. F. Merrill is still not very well. fact If you want to buy, rent or I’oulue—bu. bntouv- -w. p*i bti. sell, just try our Want Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ Tl*y need’s Butter MEATH, WEST THORNAPPLE. gether, and only costs ONE < i /Ar*. * I L.Z7 Scotch Patties, Re­ Heat, live weight CENT A WORD FOR EACH Mra. Frank Brandstetter of Middle* ; ception Mints and Peerless Wafers. 1 have the INSERTION. Try ▼ille wm a Sunday guest of Mrs. J. । _______ , it. ________ _____ si.ro. finest and most complete line of confections in the Wadd anti family. . ~ WANTED-^Potatoea. will pay the Hog*. • a—- alive-SW * -* _ US. Mrs. Sarah Jackson df Kansas is the i bigheta market price for a couple carcity. . _ . Mutt-in. dreswd-w to 7c gue»t of her brother J. litimur ud “W e“rl>" Him: , Sheep—»—«c. fumiiy. ; man A-Hull. _ ------------I have some of the new crop of Chestnuts and rOULTRY. H1UIWANP W<»L “k.k' Mj^dTi.'t ■Thicket)*, all ve- Me English Walnuts. Fine line of Cigars, Tobaccos I Mm. Lrl Stdkoo of Grand Huron ctiiclrrm.iirewed-4' to tic and Fruits. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jud Cook. <?W1 give exclusive territory. Fur Ucrt llldts- ' floroeHMex -I l George Nichbla of Cadillac spent last, t*™* •«# fuU iufortnatiob write or see fatf Sklo« -kv >rakwith bi., .Wer, Mm. Lnonmd CONFECT°OMERYEET l and Petider, WANTED-rJust a tew .more gas i , L. . ,, , .... customer* to make up the needed lt» J A nrtmber fr.-m this place attended ! we CMn reduce’ the rates and give Harley tan ih was on our Street one ■ the funeral of Mrs. G. Freshney at > extra discounts tu consumers. Thorn- K. -tundpk-krti. ivrbu.fi.S3. day last week buying stock. ! Parmnlee last Wcdhesday. 1 «pr«!e Gas A: Electric Co. Wood- <m il, $1 mixed. M.ou.- hariX’f Hunter’s Compasses . of going around shivering and looking shabby? 'WANTS Put on one of our new suits at $10.00 (single or double breasted) and one of our over­ coats, fifty inches long, in plain black or fancy pattern and you are fit to go anywhere with comfort of. both body and mind. F■ R- PANCOAST > DADTIPQ Our assortment is excellent at the above price. FRED WOLCOTT CUT PRICES. Leading Clothiers. When you wjaut nicvitueftti just When you w •j.. or. _ phont* -v ,_t. vf<ivr5i call Following arf our jprfcttj per pound: 9c Shoulder Steaks Round "Steaks .......................... iOc Porter Hoose and Sirloin. Pork Steak Pork Chops 10c . Beef Roasts Pork Roasts 12 l-2c . . . .10c . . Lard . . Beef Ribs 20 Ik. for 8c . 9 to 10c . . . 10c $1.00 Woodmansee & Olney 2 Doors East of City Bank. Phone 22. CHIDESTER & BURTON, HASTINGS, flICH. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gillespie spent Mis* Greet Otis has l*wi sewing h-r j FOR SALE--•"< celts past two year* Sunday with an old neighIxir Clarence Mrs. Will Harper the paat-week. ! old draft ';red. Sam Marafaill ^nn No. Timothy - «d.<x» . ' , . Baltfciore township near Durfee *eh<Hil Mead and Lunily ot tbe Star. Frank Sensiha and family .spent ; Hourie. ' Arthur ('rook and Wife’and " ■ — Henrv I ------Sunday with relatives near Bowens ,, ’ . . , . . ..... FOR SALE-.Mv 140 acre tarm one Meritt and wife #a|>eiit Sunday• with Milla. . mil. ea»: and half mile south ul W.kxI.G«v Korkwdl und family. Xwluds and Mm. A. Itader ’ ; juml Ten acres good umber, balance M/a. Ella Juris of Kalamazoo and . was th|i guest of their-shiter Mrs. L’hH-. ! in first class coliditiun.. Good build­ ing*. Lairge double-winged Ikuim-. Mrs. NeUie Johnson of Woodland called i Convene last Thursday, One hank barn 70x44 ftet. another on M-. aud Mrs. Chas. Smith Sunday. . ban. 3dx4’>.- Windmill und plenty i>! NORTH PINE LAKE g«ssi water. " Will be scld. chMp ' For The sale uf Daniel Bi nisei 1 was well ! 1 turtlicr part ionlar> call orr or addfris attended. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mead j Mr. Osborn and Mr. Ager'from KhI-n : (ieorge Kepntr. Lake (kh*su. ; uf Morgan spent Sunday with Claude 1 amaz->.> nre spending > few days in ■ FOR SALE—Fa: in 1U>» acre* Jer^-I. Mttol and wife. fh*” vi0nity hunting. . good toil, tbrei-quarter* mile t r«.m d<— Mrs. Rded <X Hastings spent u lx‘114 Morebouwe spent Saturday uilj gtore, good water ami build­ ! ings; • write or call on F, D. Pratt. few days last week with her daughter*“’Kb' *><h her cousin tana. MiiFHeville. Do you want to sell your real estate? . • . North Pine Dike L. T. L. Mn*. Geo. Colvin and family. Norili take met with WANTED— Anyone wanting to -buy. Do you want to s*;ll it quickly and with tho least possible’exiiense ' Zen Wallace was on our street one Mr arid Mrs. Richard Hughes last Thursdiiy evening. Seventeeti new M 'lh rent or lease anything to try a day thi* week. Do you want to '*41 it at a reasonable price instead of sa< rifi> ing a ‘■rtion uf memlXuddwltb.t.veninit. wnnl mlv. ■>. the HASNER. Will Smith ot the city has been its vgltre^ q ■ ,, ... „ , . WANTED—Brigg your deer bead* plowing for his brother Chas. Smith, i Born to Mr. und Mr*. Frank Hughe* t v George Greenwood Hasting*. Burn Mix hrtutk lluicbcOecri.„ <fTOnwwM,. Ila,ti,*., Do you want it sold without publicity! If these are your wants 1 -in ;i!l tlieic. School commenced Monday after « Nov. ttason. | 'taxidermist taxidermist ofof 2-2’< ’< yean yeanexperience experience; mounts birds, birds, animals animals aud I am spending the money for this advertisment and all other adverti-a:eu><. i .r thtwv weeks’ vacation. .Mildred Chapman who lias huen, “also J"0 counts and H»h ,, „ , .1 , . . ■: also also make* makes fur fur ruga. ruga. ' purpos. of bringing the man who wants to buy iu communication with then tn who Mrs. Bent Lewi* returned home after 1 working for Mrs. Bert Brown this FOR SALE My house and lot on a few weeks visit with her parents in summer has returned to her borne. wan te to sell. . ' , ... . .. north main street Woodland, inquire the southern part of the state. i The N. P. I* school has closed fur a | al F. g. Hilbert. Woodland or James It doesn't matter what kind of a property you have, it doesn't mattw what it is ---- ^_l and Miss Landis«------z—yj Smith. Hastings Forest Jordan. A number from here attended the vacation has returned I SELL REAL ESTATE No Matter Where It Is PRATT’S DISTRICT. wedding of Alick Bolter and Mias | to her home. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with Mrs. Sheriff in j keeping bouM? for Mary Ftrster WedneMayAit high noon. Mr. and ,Mra. Ezra Morehouse ,<>f boar*.l, Furniox* beat. Inquire 518 E. Frank Wilcux. M<ire- Center St Phone 401. ------------ 1 Delton spent Sunday with Geo. *" MORGAN.-| house and family. . FOR SALE—huo bundle*, corn stalk*. Kata Ritzeman will not drive to Enquire of Chas. Barnaby. school any longer tin she expects to Cecil Munton is on the sick list un' ORANGEVILLE. FOR SALE—I have for wale, thirty hoard in "town. der care of Dr. Lowry of Hastings. ' MrA. Spickler died at the hunt-, of head of choice Poland China breeding ’ Jiu.. Batter and wife allied at Frank Mr.-. Fancher’s wagon Jha* not been ber son Frank Spickler Nov. ?. Funeral stock, special price* for 3u days. Cali Nellibt’s one day last week. or write me. My yearling herd boar on the roads for several days. services at tbe bouse Thunday. Inter­ al'ujfor sale. W. L. Pennock. Halting* . ’ luv-eor san1 Mrs. Skillman called.at Carl Cutler’s Mn .Ltd Mr. H. B. Bates Thtmihy Oak Hl» • R.:FxD. 6. Sunday. Ihm took tkv-mqming train for tannin/. Orangeville L. T. L. held their liu>t FOR. HEXT—New bouse on S. Casper Thomas » spending a few j They will probably remain in Lansing meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bp-ailway. six room*, furnace. City weeks with bis parents Mr. nnd Mr* through the winter. Henry’i ; and cistern water Wish to t*>»ril Ferd Thomas. ' i. , i- n t t . . with family. Children nut desired. Mrs. Sobriuu Palmer her son Sam1 \ an\alkent urg lost one of [ GilhJand. Mrs. Bent, tawh is exjiected Kime and k-r sister Mrs Pratt who have • ‘be Horjus be Ixnigbt recently. - ; --- - —;------ [- ■ • ... <• in LSALE—Ncw oil stovo and two this week. been, visiting at Free Soil Mason countv. A dance at the town hull next In- goo«l gasoline st on*. um-.1 hut little Frank Smith hi* wor«|l into Will Midi.. for the past six week* returfind day evening. will mI! cheap. H. J. (’hriatma-. Cronk's Rouse whei ? he exjperta to liv£ %>m<j Teurmlay evening. Ed. Fierce play.*! at the free <iunrv ' FOR RENT OR KALE A good hbu*e thi winter. ‘ Seaend of the young ladies pf Morg- in Silver Creek last Friday night. »’» HL w ml. Inquire D. W. Rogers Ciircnce Lewis a id wife visited at an viaited Mrs. Troutwine last Thur*- . ! . WANTED—A man tn Uu chorea on Will Crank's Stuidi y. day •* They re|>ort a go«>d time. j SOUTHEAST YANKEE SPRINGS tbe farm. Inquire rd th- BANNER Preston Rose ha some men from Mri Mae Bennett of Grand Rapids ■ Nellie Isenhath and children fccotnHalting* helping him husk dorn. WANTED <>entl»man orjady with panirid by Mrs. P. S. Sparks visited has Imhm visiting her sister Carrie tf1™1 retcrence. to travel by rail or Zcn Wallace callee at Charley Smith’s। with’Mrs. IL P. Comfort of Nashville Cook U»? past week. M u . "ith rig. Salary >1.072.00 i>er year and last Friday and Saturday. Sunday. Mae ^eKibbin spent Saturday and •, exi«D»es: salary paid weekly and ex­ Mabie Nelson is lifting at her unclew। Mrs. Sophia Mead took the 8 a. m. Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mix pensee advanced. Adrlrvm, with stamp, Geo. MeKiblien; . jJoi A. Alexander. Hastings Mich ( train last Friday for Grand* Rapids. Scid Tinkler. We understand peter doburn and Mrs. Tinker intends to start to YOUNG MEN—The Moler Barber I Quarterly meeting will convene at Chicago, I1L certainly offer wife expect to move to their new the F. M. church at Morgan Friday the Grand Rapids within a few days to | 8]«nd tbe winter with her daughter mt •’’“"L I11®. Varb,'r home this week. ’ ’ ’ 24th, 'Rev. Wm. Miller pastor in charge. I now. Their acholanhip can . i>rsctitally lie earned before completing Mrs. Ellen Nesbitt was called to Mrs. Bennett. Hastings Monday morning by the “ Mattie Stacking has^returned home I **; indndas tools boartl and positions, LAKE VIEW. from her work in Hastings ! rite them.________ ______________ Preaching at the ichool house next seriotts illness of her daughter Ida. Henry Count in paying tbs bighot . .'o',, Sunday evening. C. Houghtaljn has been Iosin# in mvwlHeeforpounry. ’ . Tsot Mr. Ed. Zimmerman and family health for r-omd time past, his side county Mich. R. F. D. > 11. -3a. The friends of Mrs. D. N. Fox were ‘ izans Telephone dl—•• have moved from lent Lewis’ house growing worse. He reports at rather a late date that his harber shop hail quite surprised to read of her marriage into Charles Young s houite^ WANTED— Light Housework in been entered un Hallowe ’ en night or at to]Mr.. Thomas Blackman of small family. Mrs. Sheffield, inquire Leslie. ’ Beatrice Colvin sja-nt part of last 1120 S. Broudwav.. week with ber gran Imutber Mrs. Reed some time before or after seems as Congrat olat ioim offered. though ta is not certain of the time of FOR SALE—Two Poland China of Hastings. DOWLING. the oqcurence. and the party he says brood sows with pigs by side. Lewis Oren Price and wife spent one day S. Troaell uf Nashville faccompanied Hanson, sec 18 Baltimore. Halting; nearly denuded his building, carrying sister Mrs. Geo. last week with her by hiiKdatighter Mrs. Sheldon Warner __ u Off candy, cigars and tohacco. Rockwell. spent lust Friday with E. J. Stanton ’A AM ED—Every farmer to see the •’I-mising” Hay and stock rack. Jmc Ethel Smith of Margin htm been and wife. *‘ Townaend. . spending a few dgy> .with tar ai^er j O. B. Garrett and Wm. Clemencc Mrs. Clause Mead. FOR SALE—2 Feed mills, 1 corn and Cures Ooldai Pravaota Pneumonia started north hunting last week to join'anotlior party that went sometime cob grinder. 1 corn sheller, « H p 1 s* rw«rm ago. They report fine luck .'fishing. Scales, lit H. p. Traction engine 1 Saw E. J. Stanton and wife were in Hast­ mill, 1400 feet of 1 inch Black Iren pipe, S Heating Stoves for wood. One« ings Monday on bu sinews. ; burner gaaoHne stove. 2 Gas beaters , Robert Bechtel who Las been taking suitable for office. 1 steam and hot. care of Mr. Aldrich for aome time re­ watjer rediator. H heat registers, stove turned to his home last week. We have pipe, elhows. oorer»_;cro« bars, grate* front and back, chains, devices, l»lts, been unable to learn the parties name rods, washer^ hangers, jiullevjs boxes who took Mr. Bechtel’s place. collars, saw arbor*, buggy and wagon Misa Mott of Cedar Creek is helping springs, portable blacksmith forge steam trap. Tbe above in first claw cunMrs. George Robinson with her hon.se diuon and cheap. Also 1 Portable work. Drilling machine. 1 crew plow. SvL vester GreuseL * John Phulpe of'Quimby visited at Ed. Canidy’a Monday. -So more scholars for E C. \ rpatnan'a Dancing School Wednes­ Mrs. Wm. Clemence spent bunday day night, Nov, 22ml. | with her mother ^frs. Powell who is WANTED—Feather drm«td i>ou)try, lots better, at this writing. \ Yrt2day." and Thursday. F<»r godd । "’Frank VanSyckle has commenced to stuff wall pay good price. Jos. Rogers. ; move his family in Mrs. Reed’s house. FOR KALE—A good two heated snrTbe L. A. 8. held at Mrs. Smith’s rey. good condition. Will sell cheap. last Thursday was well attended. The Inr|nire Cha*. Huffman. City. day waa spent in tieing cumfortabtea A lady who has had some ••xperieiwe in caring for the aick would like work and sewing carpet rags. office**1lD,luire at BANNER FOLEnnONEY^TAR Home Made Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis­ cuit home-made. They will be fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. ‘. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and eco­ nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer­ cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the re^dy-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. EAST worth or where it is located. . If you will wend me a clear description, including your lowest tfish"; rice. 1 will tell you how aud why I can qtlickly convert it into cash. Right now, while you hjtve the matter in mind, write me whether you wish to buy or sell. 1 will gnarant- to ^romHly till your requirements and save you some money at the same time. CITY BANK BUILDING HASTINGS 'UCHIGAN. Will be in office Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenin; ' i ( * ’ • ’• AUCTION SALE! Having decided to sell my farm and move to Battle Clfcek: I will— ' ' i nblic auction at the farm situated 3 miles east of Dowling and iwM ' ■ southwest of Nashville, on section 36. Baltimore, on TUESDAY, NOV. 21st. commencing at 10 o’clock sharp, the following described property, to-wlt: Span mare-, good drivers, 12 years old weight 2300 • Mare, if years old. good driver, good sound horse Jersey cow, 11 years old. giving milk, due to calve in spring . lied cow, o yeard old Cow. part Jersey. 5 years old. giving milk, due in January Red and white cow. 8 yea* old, due in March , 5 Spring <alves. good ones . 4 1 eadie“rli"g alvers- weighing 800 60 Plymouth Rock chickens lop buggy, nearly new ■ Wide tire lumber wag i . Set double work hariitDouble driving harness. Single harness.’ nearly new Milwaukee binder, good r«‘l i McCormick mower, nearly ; Spring tooth drag South Hutu! plow Imperial plow Double c -n cultivator Double shovel-cultivator Garden cultivator li.'ix rack Five-tooth cultivator -l.-ighs 2 Hay rakes . Pai" I All small tools used or farm Grindstone • 400 l«nd.V' >'i com Quantity corn stalks Quantify W* Other articles too nnnteiw tf u -ntsun i Hot T-.TLTIXrCKC at NOQN $5.00 or under cash. Over that amount time will be given at 6 per cent interest on ■ able paper. A discount of two per cent for cash at sale . . • . ,n®n^ ‘ be gfyen BALTIMORE. FOUND—A shepherd dog. with strap , Willie Hoffman and family visited tbe formers brother in Johnstorn •round neck, came to my place about » Ow"er “n”' by Saturday. calling. Proving property, and paying J- W- Ehret, Coats GrovX Will Hendricks aud family are about rc. r. D. 1. to move to Chicago. He has rented his farm to Elmer Johnson. > Wt?*T>Er>7.A S«»l girl to T.ork lor Albert HoUttter and wife of Nash­ her boenl and attend aebuot Annlv Mra O, q Fortlra. City., ville, took dinner with Jake Hoffman fine wooi, \3, Addre.. c. M. SEGURi ‘ wit h nil aj so itn fir*. Hu oil Ian art SaiWiap. lw»«#rtf- E. DOWNING, Auctioneer � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-11-22.pdf ceda05684643bc27f07ac8d935c3391a PDF Text Text /Fhc^anncrfor UX’V® Auction Advertising* H HASTINGS THE Nl>. 30. ylfTlKril CHRISTIAN ENDEAV11 * CT Wthlirr OR CONVENTION LA5| VTLDntd holy (in DAY tVMGl Will Be Held In this city Friday and Saturday November DE- 24th and 25th REV. STEWART BANNER. i We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers^ Wednesday;Vov’^ber^IZ TWELVE PAGES "SCRUBS" VAN QUISH THE “SLUGGERS" In a Memorable Game at the Fair C. CRANDELL MAKE A HER RY CHRISTMAS SAYS THE ROAD IS SURE THING W. E. Bowen Says the Battle Creek THE PRIMARY SCHOOL FUND Grounds Saturday Gr?nd Rapids Line Will AND MISS BERTHA M. GAR. Forenoon. The Barry cuunU' Christian Endeavor PROSPECTS THAT IT WILL SOON Be Built ‘ convention will convene at Hasting* j The juveniles in the 8th and 9th CHILDREN IN A MISSION LOCK. OF ITHACA. JCKtlS'1'" ' Our reader* have seen touch in the BE VERY LARGELY grades also have foot ball ambitions.* in the Pn:sbyterian church Friday eve­ SCHOOL IN NAGASAKA BANNER concerning the proposed They have organized two teams, who INCREASED. ning and Saturday Nov. 24 and 25. Battle-Creek. Grand luipids eh-lric The convention will be full of good {>a-s under the rather suggestive WERE UNITED road. Mr. W. E. Bowen, of Bowens titles of the "The Sluggers” and •'The ■ hR(JAn - TRAVEL. themes discnastxi by the Endeavorent of A CHRISTMAS BOX ’ Mills, who has labored unceasingly to INMfiRRIACF ” Bt Thetwo the county and splendid outside help inmAnnlAbt Scrubs. BftCn:oon th,, faircontested'Saturday grounds for the TO ESTABLISH MAN­ BEING PREPARED will be given by our ntate secretary I -----j— i honor of being called “Third Team” UAL TRAINING Edward T. Lindsay of Saginaw.who in . At • --------line will be completed. Grading ia Home ol Bride. P.ren... Lei, ' H-un*.Th. plgUrin I ’ a forcible and earnest speaker and will ' M1..S Gertrude Smith Has the Matter ' I" ptucram from Battle Conk. was prutably never more in active urn* (.peak Friday evening on ‘ ‘Millions for ! Thursday for Hastings. Re­ irnrrck^on.- V. The line as projected would pass Schools in Michigan, a Part of This pthah in that never-to-he-forgotteii conn Charge. Bov Will be Sent through the townships uf Johntsown. Endravur” and on Saturday will have } tcrc'Unj-1 ception Saturday Eve. ’ ----- r-van ----- ’-------- the Slngo“'6‘ i 1 teaL The Scrubs ihixbed Fund Could Be Very fur a subject*"Why Am I an Endeav- ' This Week. • Barry. Prairieville, Orangeville and ' gers 20 to 0. and are rtow exercising £M»rn eo ♦«» n «*~a ------orer?’ Another helper who will give ; J - t— -• — Yankee Springs, then pass into Allegan Wisely Used Four yean ago. Mias Gertrude Smith county and on to Grand Rapid*. In grrat-inspiration by- helping on the | „ ’• l’a«*«r^b(.tbe Baptist chur<*h at the 80 pound dumbriella tu work up „„ uu me . • "• — luunn i their muscles far a contest with the . , W,JU ............ m* «' Michigan is must fortunate in that it this county Fair, Wall. Crooked and | -...... —"... w ..<•<* LA-ua ; ” '«•••!• ■"••** “J WUI* BM”“ fll. ”■ —n'iT--.' I--­ ' . Bartlett * it ix hoped gameout uiliyfor bo gore; play­ ! "hilo therewith her aunt, Mtk A. D ' Second Team.that ” laxik M. of- -KalamurAxt . | u*r‘oek. .laughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1'.for Gun lakes would be reached. also in a well-settled principle in this Mate ? Killskern, they boarded at the homo of Green Jake Allegan conhty. Mr. Bowen that the money collected ax taxes from • All are cordially invited to attend rhom,u‘ Ihirlock. were telebrnuxl at . ------ — ed next Satnfday. ■ ' ; J )1. Stiganuma, a .lapanoMi customs, seemed quite certain the wane parties railroads, Ah^rapb. telephone, express; all these sessions and give and get i'JK* ^OIne lhc {bride ’s parents in | __ ;__ _______ . i officer at that port, a very -intelligent would build a line to hie city from fire and life insurance companies cannot help in thi- noble cause. Watch for t,^CM CVcn*nSH. F. Woolf,• and famiiy’have moved ' mal’ x flue English scholar and an Battle Creek. be used ms- in other Mates ‘for general Promptly at h cMork the bride and full program in next week’s issue [ .(earnest1 Christian. His wife. Dr. to this city from Ann Arbor. und oe* Mate*purposes, but mturt lx* used for I groom, unattended.jI tu to th«t the strainstrains of B*.*ssi-* Smith. Cori Sec. were-»-■» 59 ------new---letters ---------------—q from our the support of the public school'*. I the wedding march played by Mm i »upy Fred Bush’s nd* homr. Mr.‘ ; Suganums. was an American Medical tThere MiMH^nary of splendid education and correspondents last week, . The amount of this fund is already Bert Ixmg. took Uieir places under i» ‘ Woolfe has charge of thr roller mill. | canopy uf a>parngu* -«.«.ability. She was sent from Cleveland । ‘ large, yielding to Barry county this fem and white to Nagu-aka by tho Woman’s Foreign I year *20,00'), or considerably more ’ chrysanthemuiUH. nl*i>r th.* window of Mivifuary Society of the Meth<xlist j than half of the entire state tax »q>pori*the front parlor ami Rev R. M. Will, chunji a* a medical miw>ionary anil; tioued tu this county. As is well iains. pastor of the lr nvhyterian church whs ift-o connected with th** girls'school known, the legislature *>me years ago spoke the words which United them : enacted s’hw requiring (hi* railroads eatabBshed in that ’ rtty under the di; for life’> journey. rectiun of the W. F. M. S. She harf a • m'ust then-afur pav taxes a* on other Rev. Vjilliams a-ri‘M<-> by Rev. A PARER READ BEFORE J*HE large practice in thr city. • ADVERTISED IN THE BANNER l,r,,U rtJ '‘ 3 0 ; ra!‘* ol ; .1. E. !?>!«. former k'H-tor <»| OXER CASH OF GEORGE C. NICH . A M<-thodt»t Mission church has been ; RUTLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL prupertv.'and n । a . .—i.tagr'uf their ' property. • byterian church. THIS WEEK. PLEASE NO‘ established near tho girls ’ school. There . '. i - ' .*! -uads are tight-OLS IN tHE WATER DEAL ASSOCIATION. The bride whs tan utlfully is also a miBsion ‘ Sunday txffioul cun-; l ing this law -. ih,. cunrta.; but have TICE THB DATES. j white-crept* du chin*. MATTER. n»\*t<*d with the church having tMlor TU ( lieen b-aten, •i tin. circuit and -u• After txmgratiilf tion.-. u elegant ach> -l4rs Dr. Sugsuuina anti her bus» ; prome oouris ! Michigan. slxo in the' SOME SPLEN­ ' two efiurxe lunch-.• in was ktvwI -byr. j U. 8. diMricit court' They now have l.u.,1 ..... ,,-rt artiv. worker. ... Ita SOME GOOD SALES BAR DID THOUGHTS ‘'‘’isses Fannie ■ slurrar. Mattie und PLEA church and Sunday -choui. ADC AklMniiMOrn the case before the U. ». supreme Lu el In Beumer und- Mary Crandell, Mrs ARE ANNOUNCED j x>urv where -t ig cxp^t<^ lhe matur Mi-x, Smith and the Sugunuma- hare ARGUED I Shoecraft wtiiig as ratensr • kept in touch through tetters, and she -------• I will soon he-Hatched. It is the general Well Expressed On Responsibility | About lifty gu**-'..* were in ntteiidaace r. ' «... T , ... ... 1“" ' '"“■'■■"I in «»wir w«rk., Lots „( Live stock. Farm Tools, ,nd ; eifeeuUra thin court of laat to| including the imu edinte members ut • HL vv in Be Taken Lnder Advise- Last Christmas she sent them several . • ; sort will render a decision favorable in ChUrch and Sunday • the familie- of tie bride and gn*nm. bibles cintrilmted by Hasting- friends ’ Other Articles Too Numu> lbe then ment by Judge Smith. DeSchool Work•' near relatives au<i riends. it- well a* henrlOor u* in their Sun­ crows to Mention. ' ' roads nhist pay Michigan in bark tax• cision Later. • The gue<pr<.***rt from -ut o( town day School. Last Aummrr *h< *«ent i-liief reason for choosing thi* rs’a sum that will yield.over *8. so it is B. < ’randr 1 now 'of MttnisUv: .An intere.«ini! legal qmtest to*»k them a.lot of magaxjw and illnatrat:t. is Hie fact that sn many t«-em I CHRIS CHRISTENHON. | claim<*d. for each child of school age placdT liefore Judge-Smith thi* w**»*k in ' '-l* paiwni tp u«ed ny4<h,t piunood ' in Michigan, or nearly *5U.0*0 to Bar­ to disregard. x.r at least, fail to a«ume ('hri^ChriMenson. who livtn un the ; j.-r-uial responsibility: eqtecially ax it ■ Mm Ella Bailey. «.i' Detroit: Mr. and thr* Nichol- raM*. The (all opcmxl' Japanese xoUJicrx. in th** luHpitai at ‘ N. E. Benedict farm oniSactian l“. ‘ ry county, and tlie regular apportion­ Realizing, her tatermt in the future, lw»cau»e of the applies tu Sunday School or. uther!I Mm Geu. Pierce. *»f McBride; Mm Monday afterutxm. and the lawyers N'agasaka. . Rutland,, three mil**a Month Of the vil- i; ment _—. i------- , in wm :iet th- matter up to. them and the work they are : religious work. White it is necesaur} ■ O. Jordon, of Port Huron, and E. have been aiyaing article is written, ‘loing, the Sugaoumas havw^heen ,°f. r'Jrcid'xl to quit ,2— C and IL R. Craiidell and families of th- tim** lifts this article is written, doing, the .Sugaounuvs have "hern , | over *6.uojier scholar iiurtcail of *8.35 for n% to avoid that feeling of <xvtism n.. rrt, P l... ln . fr«'l..n>»k. «, J ’ \° Obrrn W<-Jni-aday njimring. ( a* this year Beside* this. Hm state .. which would cau-M* u.s t<, think that ■ North Star. •the whofd -oeiai fabric would j During the exiting the guests yen? terrst* ar« lo^krd aft*r l*y Prosecuting 'tr^- U ,l,w Mm. _ has sued the Michigan Centra! for in tln-ir work, km,win* »1.<- *““™ «“■ »' H < ■‘■’•■"K *. , gu to -mash hut for uursv:v<>s. j ’mtertained by x-vetal suug>> by Mrs. Attotney Brown, ot Grand Rapids. .• back Use* extending over several years would erry them on, il She There wjU be „SerHl ,.x , under the old law.tfiat will yield it is also well fob . us tu iwnem* j Scott who is x sirtm^of the groom and The <l**fenda11. Georgs (’. Nichols, reeene.1 .. lei,or from them the other 1 o( ehickmrt .nd a Boe himvdf a bailing lawyer uf w<j|trn> or *6. fid per scholar if decide*! in the lar that it is forriis to do.our duty just3 H *“^*v rnr,‘ musrtid ability '*T '“‘T.*1' as faithfully, as Theodore Parker says. ' charming tiuliil depurations were Michigan, is represents* also by Atr d.r .1 .t.nr tb»t nil the Sond.r ,rb.«,l'. . state’s favor. tnnd. tad b«-n kiv.n ... help lh, -Ttar. will bo oderrtl . ..Mn.rtx as if vie stoixl in\ the front rank of ; ?harg«* of Mrs \(t. D. Im-hiaii. t*im«*y* Ellis and Hawley, uf lunia. Suppose all tbene suita go agajnst -ome great buttle and knew that Vic-■ '^v. (Handel! is i| graduate ut hhaca Sullivan and jCblgrove. of this city. winded .l.p.ne~-~ld.«r. tn u„ bo^ .tay m,.l taider. See b>. .dr. , the Mate. It haa still, under the old piuu. tad they could do nothing for " .“°’her '** “,<1 n'“™"*'' the toy for mankind dep'nded un our brav-M“kh school ;*? the class of He 'Nichuls war* tri•■*! and acquitted un'the law. thr remedy which would undoubtI »-dly applied, uf increasing the x*ry. strength and skill. As re>pon«L j t''nKhl *h<ol for ai tlm** In U«W he charge uf att'*tn|X('d xubornatiou of a Uhistmas for thr litth^foliis. They sug- 4 xt<' KOTled ttal loMIbl, ita MerteJta l MBS_ ,4Klw IubA OC)s< Jana petAvmaac’ Vhi Y» what bility in a cjnimcrcial sense impiire the ; graduated from Khfimaxuo College ami v. ltn*-r» in tjj*- water deal case in W. I MOORE. I wotild bo raised by direct ta. The »<*ct’-'!ty and the ability to dischargn j waH *!*■’ pastorate the Grand RapidK whil lx *as attorney huixlay school of this city might, de- ' obligation-.- so in the sens-*; ^hiptisl churrh^it Hasting-. He i- a fur Lant K. Sblsbmy. th«-n ,lw*ingtri«*d sire io -send tu tlx.- little brown child- ।j Having decided tuq'nit farming Mm ! ivople *«f Michigan will never r^t tin- ■ *U.n?.M.’V ' GObch and W. 1. Mount will til the railroads nay^JBleir (uh. fair fin<4. proiui.-** aud most Mr. ren of tne Naga-aka mission IS in whnih we are considering it. it alsr* I young man of “* “ — - lor pimnoting that r»rRi|< deal . ••xmnpinry ciirtraetcri His ji.-sts ot Nichols hiuf rt Im g. ha^i-feught trial School some trifling gifts of toys.dolls, Iium* an auction sale at their residence *h*re uf taxes, und the souncr the rail■includes *nce<*i«iily and abilityGod to disha.*J ri-itnd.* rejuire in ins Mi.vr—’ in the in Grand Hat« n. and *a* acquitted, handkerchief* or imcket knives, which one mile north of the village of Free- ‘(«uad» se<* it that way and act aevurde murAl obligation-(.«« ...— H** was afterward arr<“i<Gfor perjbry. would have* an addtxl value . to the te i>ort, on Section **M) in Campbell town-1 ingly the letter, i'nohle calling‘whirU be IniscHbKrti. us the ability anil has imposed Under any conditions therefore, a Mis> (i arlock »< also a vradnat'bsu'f . . I4tetn<*nt< he ruad*- about.- ripietrts becaUM they came from Anu rMhip, louia Co. W. H. Couch will act; th* duty or necessity of acting Ithaca scli<K»ls in tiiv class o' 1HW. sh? . tii.- alleged aftfynpt to brib** awitneea .ten. ’ . ,as anctiuiK-et. Fouj good horses, a: large InrrvuM* in toe primary school oar,ftigrftstt concei'tiuus of right Last Sunday Mi— smith brought th.* .(^,jt ^veral cows. -<>me shbat-. chick- ■ fniul certain. How shall it lx? ap* i- a charming .voting lady giftv! into'sjre«i-fid«ilt, Tbix js thecas** that relore.te’ho,-ve» us to look carefuln Urge lot of farm touts, m quan- i plied The wisdom of applying it all ' is’brought to] Biirry county tor trial, . matter Ixtforc the Sunday schoo I here I inuseal ability, ai< Arthur chnst-ian ourselves and our surroundings • worker. i«rpul..r with all who«tieetlh»*j Nichul- ilUumys are raising what is । and since thin ahe has received a num- ;|jty of corn and fuddflir also) clover hay ■ fbe public achoobi of the state thus jw if possible our line of duty. wnrKer* l^P”1 r ” «« "" -­ ” claiming that ' U*r of pns8e*U>. aLu -<»me money to i Hr„ por j,Rrjicu]urs bringing them to the highest degree of 6,.. ^r..„«rtb which God j and.admirably adnjtcd «- th- duties of | termed 'a phhv-jit Wr. . tl -*n through the -trength which God ;I u minister** wifo ! “ . that. buy pre-ent>t<> I* sent to the little .hip I t|ie Hnnoonccillent OIl another page.tfnd 'effectiveness*, will not lx- seriomdy offense. . ,. having been trireTfur one _______ ; hits pruBiis*'d to supply, to follow out ji . 1^.... .1 girls. -i-u. ... hear it! niind the date advertised. It ’Uiertioned, especially in Michigan, Mr. and Mbs. Crandell leave'this > of attempting to mttym a uitn-re 'uys — and । tlxit hue. afternoon lor the adene of their lal*»rs . growing out of a certain set of tauta. . The prerent.s hare to be light in . will he a large sale, and will no donbt j where state aid and supervision of . ts-autilal . | public schools is the suttled-policy. On** <if Webster'- defirutiuns of re- i in Hartings. The wood w ishe- of the ■ he cannut tx* irk-J un another charge. ' weight, as the express charges are very lie well attended. - -■ . ; But for the state of Michigan to hand rriunou . spbnsibiiity is-liability to answer. A« 'whole community go with them. — ■ perjury, which would depend upon the heavy. The box will be sent late this • J. W. STROUSE. I over to a countv a large sum of money. . I same Mtatc .of facte. Arguments for week. If any may feel disposed to ia- the r,..1<onhlbte beings then we are liable i Gratiot County He (ahi. ■ :,M*; to answer to God for the faithful )*er- Jj “'^Yurfav • vesiihg at tlx* Bapti-t Nichols wen’’ made by all of.his attor- , coutribut** to Jhis enterprise, no doubt , J. W. Strouse will have an auction I without requiring certain things to be city, a reception Brown opposed rr^p1 f”rinanoe of whHt we fi”d car*!,al I! church parfors, parlors, of ot this uni-city, mupnuu I neyk noys, ' Pro-eentur ...«■ «.«-»».-»•> ------- -the —,; it will l>e thankfully - received. Such sale at his farm 3l-» miles north and done and certain results to lie attained .. — । plea. The n,u_ arguments ..— ....mnLtMil giving a» as this has a double value - it it one mile west of Iloxtings. on Sec. 25, I in the public schools, would not seem erfite. consideration to la* our duty. tendered to Rm . and- Mrs. ( ran were completed manLet us consider for a. few moments . WM-well attended. Tht : this Wednesday morning. Judge Smith will bring great pleasure to the little Irving township. Mr. 8trous<> has wise. What might the state prpperly I’*""* * the subject of responsibility as it | j wcn. VHrv tM«.teft>liy trimmed 1 has the matter “under advisement, and [ Japane** children,and will teach them decided to quit farming, and has ■ a I exact of localities or counties in the I and their elders that in America is a nice lot of stock, farm utensils, grain I distribution of primary school money? on keys and affects us in regard to Sunday School i » avjumm. I Verv appropriat- will nno.innce his decision later. ' ■ spirit of love and good will toward etc. to be sold, as may be seen by । We sugg«*rt these: ■“ '"-'“work: To whom few it .Phu’ n " ,nn,1(. „„ (..hiliJnil by ' Mi». An-hl.'1 A system of inspection that will recn DCtn I note I FCT eve tbum.and thus help to bind toon* cloee- reading his aaction sale advertisement ' ?. ‘ t.o << c.s.jdered bj far too many peraonn , w Tbe K„^ „rn. with tU fiLIU LUOuO LCI* I tit Jy thv two whc j,„nW K)iod in this issue. j। quirefbet'ter teaching in quirr better appliances ap]4i*inces for leaching th" , Yea to many chnroh nrfratara that tta l l ,n ,hl, rtaeivfnit W. H. Couch will art a* auctioneer, iI those diatricte districts that thin thipk bare walls, wMls. • • ____ । friemls. • -:nu5’* whole or nearly the whole resjxuiiiUiihty i were'Mrs. L L. Uressv. Prof. and Homer Bates as< clerk. Read his : no map*, no dictionaril . no reference ■ ■the-Snnd.. School rwu .fen th. „,d k^.. „„d Mr. ..... wh„c Trv,„t w Brace a Pence Poa, I refnvmber the date, ImokaFand no charts hi A NEW FURNITURE WAGON * llv ’ ’ rJ '^ ‘ , “ cn tremember da ’ c. Uxjks-and are<needed in the " ’th | Superintendent. The fart is this If 1 dell. Mrs. c’lmmbrriHi received the ■Ilto, Bi ! • and especially remember that the sale') teacher’s work. Tbe sriile should al-o W ith Board. Nail Struck w,,n ’1j tfie Sunday School is a good institution ■ ( I will rothmeDo* at p m. sharp on ' Is* interest*!*! in improving the qnalifb ■ > then every person. *<aiut ur sinner.‘ ~- ! them *»”*.to• the •«— .. line. ■ heft Eye. n... ceivikig T6 , . cation*, mental and mural, of the. teacty* To Be Used Itacd For For Furniture and Gen<len. the date advertised. »dv< rtiM.I. ndean • ont|er n|Oni| obligation to du their utCrandell hM a very <j warm place . Fndaj forruwi.. Erl. Iteid. a priun; in Rev. thr hearts uf timp'opl.. -Hasting‘ er. t cral Merchandise Transfer. Pur-— i* j most tu sustain and carry it on. .Re- who respect and a*|mire him tor what - ’n’’n’ farmer ot Hastings township, । W*- believe the -tjkte -huiild set ajwrt -jion-iMlity is -omethihg that .cannot j he is and what hr <I,~—. Mrs. ' ran- t liv,uK a»wut a mile west of Quimby, SOLDIERS AND SAILORS '.cerulu tuud. chased By A- McCoy. 1 - certain porrtono»lh«primMj portion of the primary tuud. j lx- laid iside and is no J**s* binding on dell W0 received *ry et.nlially; and ! MH t with »« Hrcident that reauftej in DEATH BENEFIT । say 25 per cent, to he tis*<! tueceburagn BARRY CO MEDrYesterday myrning a handsome now | I ns because we do not *arame it- CarlyIo . will be n wdcumr addition to the so-j t},e of hi«lsft ryd manual training in villag* und city furniture and ,ge neral mercimndi*-.* [ CAL ASS OCATION । -ays men du lew than they ought, un* cial and chnn.*h eiri-ln dt this city. I H’’ w»s try».g to bract* a ^erice pod delivery wagon appeared tyefore Archie ! Association Met in This City Mun­ : schools of Michigan. Education of the ! head is all’right enough; and we cere i l**w they do all that they can. She is sure to fit into the g-xxl w.,rk ' w ith a P1’**’ of Ixwrd in which was a McCoy’s furniture store, bearing his j ",u Hull V . S*jreral years ot close contact with her husliand induing. nail, about four inches from tho end. name, in charge Of B. F. Hickle, who j day. Old Officers ' tainly do not underrate its value*. But tug and Banquet | children both in the Sunday School j The citizens of Hastings wjngratulate | how many graduates of high schools Prt*»h>K th© board against thr past. will run and manage the same as n ! Re-elected. umdm pc.. 7 at ; and in the public schools as well as in I the newly wedded pair, und wish them Ithe bo*r'1 br‘,k'! where the nail was start out in the world qtfite unpre­ furniture und general transfer wagon. The. Barry County Soldier* and Sail­ pared. in spite of their education, to inx , Huusr ।t,w homes has taught me that ws as a long and very useful career through IdrJv<’’1 through, the flying nail striking This vehicle will be used as u trans­ • parents and teachers have been too life, and great success.in their chosen j bn“ *imirely in the left eye tearing it fer and delivery wagon, and is designed j ors Death Benefit ^Association met in get on in the world, tv make the moat Tb* Barter county 1 ■ s) Awocia- j negligent in training the young along work, which is very close to their 'opmund destroying the sight. Dr.D. E to du all kinds of furniture and clean 1j this city Monday afternoon, and wan useful and independent citixena? And i ~i—— -------- - ------- w _ I well attended. W. F. Hicks was re­ ,hr*n u preparim 6. I hearts. I Fuller of this city was speedily ajwedily sum- merchandise draying. The nox is 11 who that knows condition* existing in ‘ g«xxl time, this line IXndu; IHwuA. , ‘‘-ii they will I • Perhaps our fondness as parents, and | m<»M«d but could only relieve the pain. feet long and 4 f«ef2 inches wide. The ! elected as president. E. H. Lathrop. the industrial world, does not realise h*Tt sl«nqi|.-t w| -rings house. I our intense: interest as teachejs has led I Tuesday Dr. Faller amisted by Dr. sides are upholstered to prevent the secretary; W.’ H. Goodyear, treasurer; that the number. is very. VtlRY limitP*rwill also huv 4 ■ in-*iN sewiou, ! us to give the children bo many HELPS Baker Sbriner. M. Sutherland, Delon1 «d of hoys who are growing up who Lowry removed the injured oye. Mr. nan rnncciurc H*w'’m*”)'?1^" vmpaUtlait daapij scratching and marring of furniture, Freeman and N. Latham were1 combine technical skill with a good U which f,,i t and ADVANTAGES, that they have electric for and everything about it is neat and • -nsuing jjear । nut develops] that strong mental and ‘ made the board of trustees. During ’iU 1* ekctwl j‘up clean. It will be the aim to keep it so. □AU LnUoblliuO with him in his affliction. the year 9 members have died, and 23 j '5 Ik*. Lmry. tn.s city.ahd Elliott • moral fiber ^bat alone can be produced having in mind the work that it is to 1 ■ I • ■" , . ■ ------------ _ joined the unsocial ion. Death benefits : ’f Hickory c..ri.-... iir. Richard R. . by struggling and toiling through Michigan Central Will Put them on 1 PfiOPLlPS LECTURE COURSE. da Such an outfit is needed in this THEY HAD A ROAD BEE paid wereHV): expenses 113H.M: as- ■ .if, Brand J1 iiiitL will also l»e I UoaUntied on paar fo’tr Broadway, Church, and ,0 People's given by city, and anyone having furniture to i' ^ XX>C l tMp.V !, L«cturrcourse .... ... ..... __ j the members of the’’Faculty of Olivet 1 txs moved will do well to telephone Me xussmenta collected $7.MS.3O; on hand ' und ui.M.. -The Surgical Creek Streets. ’ ' '««--♦ ii. ’ ourgicni with treusurer <167.74. In Addition the ' Ttuunein lugu-.i ' " ' college will liegiti Monday. December! wo.MORE PROFITABLE SHEEP ' Coy’s store, where all orders will be aaaociation has a fund deposited- in the |। And (lot B«sy Fixing the* Street ’’HDiUnstmtc 4th. Thia will be a Musical RecitalI j given prompt and careful attention, From Fall Creek to -. u itb stereop-1 . , hank of *5711.68. making ita cash view*. M. T. Wright, of Juckxon, given by Prof. Bintlift, head of the1 Mr. Rickie is an experienced furniture Hanover. Wm. H. Joslyn, ot Hastings Town­ auperintondent of the Michigan Cent- . Department of Music. Prof. Biutliff. maker and handler, orders intrusted to, -Mjurces *736.87. which is laecnred by the *1.000 bond of the treasurer. M IRVING LULL IS RUNNING' ral. was in this city W(*dn(*Mlay after- i is IS u B title uur musician ___ . and will delight Another road lx* is to lie recorded. the’ ' him will lx* well and promptly taken ship, Produces Best noon, and under inMniclions from the | Last Thoreday the people living near the carv of. Phone McCoy’s Furniture people of the city. Ticket- for thr DEATH OF MRS, FLOR­ State railroad commissioner submitted entire cuurse Record Yet. that thoroughfare got' busy and con­ course are now far for aaleat sale at Heath I store, 1’bone 76. ^MBustncs.- in tint Place Has Com- । ENCE ERB MEAD. i I saw in the last issue of the BAN- ! plans to the city officials, which the & Carveth’s, iHynes — %r_ il.ii_.ih ’• s, |1 and• Mulholland tributed their liihor or mean* to gravel­ I * NEK an acrount of ajrtock uf sheep and I latter approved, fur installing n system Mrs. Radbael Erb received a dispatch ling the road running past Commis­ mfnced.toBoom in Drug stores. The price of the course PRESIDENT LANCAS­ TER IN HASTINGS Sunday night from Montana, announc­ sioner Ketcham’s. They gravelled the I a n.*quest for anyone who could lieat of electric gongs at the Broadway. ticket is 70. cents. Get them at one of | Cun-equence. ing that her daughter, Mm Florence street from the Fall (’reek bridge tn The people of the city artr fortunate | Chtirch’and Creek-St. cro^iiiigtL • They these placepp ’ I it to respoad. ',A»»illbr noti. «lby W. W. Wat ‘at-­ ; I think I can. I have a flock of will soon be instalk*1* Train# coming in haring the opportunity of hearing Erb Mead, died that day of Wood Hanover, two teamn and six. men doing • _________• * >dveniM*ai< nt in this issue, the t 1 nine ewes. • Lincoln grade*. The lambs from the east will tetart all these gongs Dr. Lancaster the preaident of Olivet poisoning. The body will be brought the work. It ma^en a nice improveNOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS. in'u«c mill hut- rummenced operations came in May. They were sojd- Oct just before they reach the C. K. & 8. college on Saturday and Sunday nights, to this city, prubhbly to-morrow night. nient. State County and School taxes are A mw bhbksmith has alw» lo- 2. fur an average of *10.07 for ereming. Trains from thr-.west will doe and payable between Dec. 1 and Nov. 25 and 36, at the Baptist church. Mm Mead went to that state some time ago. residing with an uncle, a rited in thr. plarv. -and business Jn each ewa. 1 raised 16 lambs. The wool stert all of them when they reach the Every breeder of thorough bred stock No admission will be charged, but a '“M •v wn.rJimlj. Mr. W. W. averaged. *2.55 a head, making the Bookcase Co. siding. The gongs will J in. 10. and will lx> collected’ at the silver offering taken on Sunday night. brother of her father, the late Madison should be present at the find annual City Half an Wednesday and Thursday "Main, ths enterprising merchant of total an average ot *18.52 for each ring for one minute. This arrange­ Erb. She was highly respected by all 4ir. Lancaster ’ is a popular and very ! of each week during said time. ^town. is still out after business as ahio speaker. Don’t fail to bear him. ewe. Now I am waiting for the next. ment will certainly ‘make ranch safer । D. K. Titmaii. City Trees ®*y be Mien by reading bis announcecrooBings at thess three points. Wm. H. Joslin. “*« in tbU issue. Hastings, R. F. D.,Na 7. FOR JAPANESE SUNDAY SCHOOLI filtlOE-' 1,1' ' OUR RESPON­ SIBILITY IHEMSTM If Ml CONTEST gongs f KOIKE THE AUCTION SALES ? �HASTINGS BANNER, NOVEMBKK 22. IWJ5. Hastings Banner. COOK BROS.. Editors. CAST ASSYRIA. CORRESPONDENCE. { NORTH MAPLE GROVE. 3!r. and Mrs. J. DePriester of As­ syria visited Frank Tobias and wife. Sunday. BETTER PAT UP Mrs. H. O. Reese apent laat week visiting relatives near Duck lake. । Than Fight the Assessment for Costs James West of Belleru^ called on old in the Barry and Eaton Ex­ neighbors in . this vicinity one ?day last week. tension Drain. Mrs. Myron Elmendorf and brother We have pointed out the fact that Henry Hollenbeck of Battle Creek spent those who signed the original petition Mr. and Mrs. Nat Reynols and son last Sunday with their sister Mrs Jer­ for the Barry & Eaton-Extension Drain, of Nashville called on Mrs. Chas. Fowl­ ome Groe of Bellevue. which a jury in this county declared er Sunday. M. H. Bradley visited friends in unneeeaoary, must pay 521.00 each in Quite a number from here attended Convis last Sunday. costa. Wo understand these signers are quarterly meeting at the Siuth Evan­ ADVERTIMNO RATES. Mr. VanVleet ot North East Belle- being importuned not to ray.the claim gelical church Sunday. DUpUy advertising, rates furnlsbad on vue called on Sam Moon one day last being made that the case can te re­ opened oh technicalities. Soppoee it BuaineM focal* and reading aotkcA Friend Soles and wife of ‘ near Hast­ week. Qr»t page.or among Brevities, Htfe a line; ings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. can. If the drain does not go, and we Wtmrn. Te a line Aw-ravo n( v,rt<n vnr<t« i Chas. Elmendorf is at L. E. Mudge. do not know where there is any chance present working at the cement plant. of its going, those who signed the peti­ The Barryville Aid will te entertain­ Mru A. VanNocker is making quite tion will have to pay the coats. The ed by Mrs. Will Hyde this week Fri­ an extended visit with relatives near law Specifically provi&s that they mast day for dinner. Marshall. pay if the drain is not approved by the C. H. Charlton and family spent Sun­ Mrs. John McIntyre of Maple Grove jury which examines the proposed day with Ed Faught and wife near was a guest of her brother John Hill drain. One’jury disagreed about it Hastings. , and wife a part of last week. another unanimously disapproved. Fred Williams made a busineas trip to M r. and Mrs. John Jarvis spent Sun­ Under these conditions we believe Irving Sunday returning Monday. day with their parents near Ainger. there is little hope of forcing the drain. Mrs. Jap Raymond came from Kal- i The social held at the home of Mr. We do not believe the courts will foat The Czar is finding it no easy matter tri calm' his excited, subjects who are .amaxoo last week to spend a part of ind Mrs. James Davis last Friday aside the findings of a drain jury un the winter with her parents here. ’ evening for the tenefit of the Bell technicalities. If they do in this case demanding > demooratic- institutions. Word has been received from Mrs. S. Sunday School was voted a great suc­ it would be left right where it .was He has given a constitution, granted a legislative assemlilr to be *4ected by J. Badcock who is visiting at her son’s, cess with a large crowd in ^attendance, before. Another jury would have to te called. Tliat would 'mean Still the people. But they are still suspic­ in South Fargo, North Dakota, that the proceeds being nearly |10. mure expense, We tellers the signers ious of him.’ They have dieted so long she expects to return to Jackson about DOWLING? of the original taain petitiqp will save on his empty promites that they do not January 1st instead of going’ to Ten, Mrs F»y Clemence and Mrs. Theron. money and trafl hie for themselves and believe but that tbe> Russian autocracy nesaee as she intended. Barrvville was wejl represented at the Pilgrim were in Battle Creek last others by ppij/ing up the costs and lookhas a string to all these propositions, ^Miiit about it as possible -and'.that the people ;will find tbs Grand South M. P. church Sunday evening to Wednesday. ing as pl«y < jMrs. Frank Wickles spent Friday under thZ^circumstances. Dukes in the saddle again when the hear Rev. Marvin of Battle Creek who storm is over?- So tiivy are keeping up is helpingRev. Dolph hold u series of With her parents at this place. meetings .there. . I Most everyitody for miles around ! the disturbance. and every week seems Rev. Dailey and wife had charge of Wont to Mr. Norris’s sale Friday of । Ajri'-c way'to u*a up a little left tu make the ?chances for peace in that ovy chicken’Is to rice U. Butter sopic the Barryville M. P. work a few years , last week. distracted country seem more remote. ago are calling on their, friends here I[ Frank Herrington entertanied about' qfti and Hue with soft boiled rice, fill : 5u friends in Roblnnon Hall last j Ur with the chicken broth, cover with The insurance inquiry is dragging before going to Seattle Washington. /be nee ami bake in a moderate oven. along in New Yrirk. and it seems to be a Hilda Maurer had the misfortune to :I We-inesday* night with bis phonograph. J 'tDVPrt the cup*carefully au as to keep very rich mine for the committeer hav­ burn her hair ami eye brows quite 4Mrs. Lulu Goriiam returned to he/> their siin|>o ' ' " ing th" mutter in charge. One would al­ badly last Friday evening while light- , me Sunday after spending .nearly Jh , with a t... most think that stock market specula­ ing a lire with kerosene. I week with her parents at this ' ’ pit ’ tion and corporation promoting was A- J. Woodnuiniee and wife NASHVILLE. the business of the “big three" com-' Sunday with tire latter’s brut Id parties rather than life insurance But Mix Charles Anderson of Middleville R.j staihun »»d wife. thejesult will lie good, and life insur­ daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Sttmuel Hurt­ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Dowliiig was quite well ance will l>- on a far tetter and safer ford. died Monday at the home, of her Office over Pierson’s Grocery. R dance basis, and a policy in even these three parents of cancer of the stomach. The at the J^bnstowu Grange coinpaniea will mean fur more to its funeral was held at the Evangelical Itisit Friday night. Everybo enjoyed HASTINGS. HIGH j holder than it has. And the manag­ church Thursday morning. The re­ thvBuelves. No. M. M. M A 40 acre farm in ers of these saeftd trust funds will mains werMnid |o rest in Lake View Hiss Clara Stanton entrained Miss Cheyboygan county, soil gravelly loaui. Ol|ve Brant Saturday niJFit and Sun­ j level, one-half improved 11 acres of never te so unmindful of their re­ timber, mostly hard maple, one acre sponsibility in the future. Miss Velma Walratli and Frank Wert/ day at her home. ’ orchard, good buildings and eery cheap George Robinson accApanitri by E. : were married at the home of the brides —might trade. We have no use for. >uch u man as grandfather James acre*, good Fleming last J. Stanton will spend '.Wdnesuuy. of thia I No? 415 A farm of Wm. R. Hearst. It win popular disap­ : Wednesday afternoon. Rev. G. W. week in Grand Rapid^>r<lering Christ I sandy, gravel and clay loam and lays a । little rolling and borders on a fin- lake proval of Tammany rather than ap­ । Tuthill of the M.- E. church performing maa goods. j A good 8 room house andout Imildiugs. proval of Hearst and his ydkiwiam | the ceremony. Mrs. Reid is sper ■ ing the. week al Fine fruit, ail improved but 2 acres. R. that gave him his large vote for Mayo/ D. and telephone line, 2:, miles from Wm. Heston is seriously ill with but her' brother-in-lawsjBirur Quimby who ,' F. Hasting*. Might trade of Now York. We should dislike to I little hopes of bis recovery. hail the misfortune To put his eye out No. 119 -A farm uf 140 acres; 105 him the chief magistrate of this in some way last jfi •iday while driving | acres under plow. 35 acres of tine beech Mrs. Albert Marion has been taken nation’s metropolis. But if he bad- the ■ and maple Limber. A fine large rngar most votes, his penonplity must not te to-the insane asylum at Kalamazoo. | bush. Fine stock and grain faim. G<*id Mrs Alfred 1 The chicken pie social for the benefit ; buildings, including silo: barn is base considered. It would do far mote harm I meet, Il'xtJO. Fine l<>cation, to deprive him of an udice to which of tte A. O. O. G. given'at the home spent Saturday 1 No. 4tf»- A farm uf I2o acres: 115 he was elected than to give him a posi­ of Mj-. and Mrs: Fred Brumm w.m well mai| of Highbal acres improved, balance oak wood lot attended Friday night und a neat little i Mr. and Mrw Laverne Irwin enter- 'FinefruitatidplentYol.it. Fine large tion for which he is not fitted. sinn was netted by the society. tained rompiifj from near Hickory i buildings. Sull is a tine clay loam. Near There would seem th te little- doubt Mth. M. B. Brooks is nt Potterville i CorfiersSundoJ. Ako Mrs. Searle-* and ; school and line location. No, I’.LL—A farm of acres. S»> about .this state winning suit the guest of her sister Mrs Ella Hig-J acres cleared and almost' entirely fire to compel the railroads to pay taxes on z A.! J. Hoffman was in 'Bellevue un I from stumps and stones. Soil is clay tin? va’ie ot tdeir property and not on business last week a few days. ' loam and sand loam, about one half . Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Troxel will their arnhigs. Jhat will yield an im! each, lays just a little rolling; 15 acre* soon go to North Carolina to sj»end the , of ’he land is 80 rods from the balance; men<e increase in the primary school SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. winter. Their daughter Mrs. Earle 1 limber was beech aftd maple; a line 4’ind. In-another column we suggest a Stanton and husband will keep house Boyn to Mr. aud Mrs. William Moody j spring brouk that never falls crosses on for this increased fund, if the suit ' the bl acres. als » the 15 acres no waste: for them during their absence. now pending in the U. 3. supreme court , fences are good wire fences with good Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wells expect to pteta and all hog and sheep tight Tlie young lady friends of Mias shall be decided in Michigan's favor. movo into the • house owned by Mr. acres of good apple orchard. Good Velma Walrikth gave her a granite. I thirtie. framed house of 5 rooms sheeted out ' The Czar's latest offer to bin people •bower at the borne of Mr. und Mrs. i : side and in and tilled with grunt: tine Quarterly meeting at the South is tu gi*v the pea-anta the crown lands H. D. AVotring hist Monday. tubular well at kitchen door, a beautiEvangelical, church 'was le well at- I ful hard maple grove stands around in European Russia. amounting tu over tended Key. Fry of Detroit wUlh present the dwelling house, a fine view of the MAPLE GROVE. 401.000.000 acres of land. If he had cars. Barn 80x40 framed, horse barn , and preached. only thought of that before the trouble ! Geo. Pearce and family returned to Mm Kline, from MiddleVlle is Trained 10x30. cow bam framed 1’1x32 ' began, and luid granted the Russians j Buttle Creek Wednesday. spending a 'few days with herVtster stone hen house, that cost 8315. ice house, wood house, shop. 2 corn cribs, ft constitution before they asked it • Mrs. Josephie Loomis of Convis viai- Mrs. Dunham. \ smoke house. 3 hog houses. Telephone stead of being forced to, yield it, ted relatives in this vicinity last week. Mrkj Mattie Spencer'of Hope ‘•pkpt station in house: average age uf build­ much better it would have iwen. ings lb years: Hu rodsfrom school; 4 < Mis* Mae Evans is still very 111 with Sunday with her rarenta. miles from a railroad town of 300 in j hut little hope* of ns.-overy at her home Mr. and Mrs. Gardner spent Batura habitants- and G miles from a railroad If tho United States Senate proposes inj Battle Creek. day tind Sunday with friends near ttovrn of 5.000 inhabitaiita. to turn down measures to regulate rail­ VAiid ion other farm* forMle. Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb hasn’t gained Hastings. road charges at the next session that a great deal in the past few weeks and SHOI T COURSE IN body will hear surnetliing from the is still quite ill.' HORTICULTURE, people, and there will lie .no doubt The F. M’s. have their church sheds about the meaning of the lopulnr idea Th li jofiict! has just received from the nicely started. I Agricultural College, an an-. of justice in the matter. The people Jessie Spaulding, of Bodford, visited I ' nounefiineut of their winter course in are with the president. her sister Mrs. Oliver Tasker, last j Horticulture. It is a short, practical week. Some American speculators bought i and inexpensive course, which ought Mrs. M..Q. Tuckerman and daughter ,j to be of service'to any one who desires up about all the land, twi the Isfc of Gladys of -Battle Creek visited >at Mil'j a training for fucovssful fruit growing, Pines. which belongs to Cuba. They , j! gardening, or greenhouse work, it then organized a revolt against Cub*, ton Harton’h-last Saturday. and asked to lx* annexed to the United Garriaon Moore and wife of Bellevue ’ begins {January 3d and continues to '। February 23d. There are no entrance States.. President - .Roosevelt very visited their children here Satunlay. Mrs. John C. Tumpkitis visited bur j examinations: auy one having a promptly and properly sat down on the scheme. . < common school education can take. father Geo. S. Harton and this course with profit. Any, man or | Galesburg this week. The shoe manufacturers of Meadames Nina Tasker. Ida Harton wdtoan over sixteen years is admitted. England are very anxious that hides and Misses Bert Tasker and Florine The neoeasary expenses, except railroad f should he puf on the free list, But fare, are about S15. . Fay will attend the Y. *P. S. they are not*’hollering" to have shoes Instruction Is given by lectures and convention at Hastings .Friday and put on that list.. Why not both if qithor by practical, work iu the orchards, gar­ Saturday. is placed there* dens, greenhouses and laboratory. Such Quite a number from Penntield and practical subjects as spraying, tillage, Representatives of protestant church­ Austin attended quarterly nmeting?here pruning, fertilising, grafting, budding, es with a memlrership of over 17,000,000 Saturday and Sunday. hot beds, marketing, greenhouse con­ Mrs. Wm. Jewell visited her sister struction and management, insects and met in New York City last week to . plan for closer union in evangelistic Mrs. Hnnt last Saturday. diseases of the cultivated crops, etc., work. That ia a hopeful sign of the are discussed in the lecture room aud times. illustrated by practical work which each student is required to do. Many There seems to bo all - sorts of im­ Michigan men and women have taken prearions about Michigan’s new pri­ this winter course at the State Agricul­ mary election law. The BANNER tural College—130 being enrolled last will take up the matter of explaining winter. Any of our readers who are the provisions of ttye interested should write at once for an near future. announcement to Director C. D. Smith, The railroads of thia country have Agricultural College, Mich. That’s too bad! We had no­ 1,250,000 employees. Suppose tte CAELTO* TAXI’AYKRH.. ticed It was looking pretty government owned tbe'roadx. Think of I will be st Carlton Outer every Friday durInx Lxwemlier aud .January Mh; at National thin and faded of late, but tho chance,for graft with that number Bank. Hastlur*. bw. 2nd. IMh andiotband Jan, GUi. At the Freeport Bank Dec. 13th. of government employees behind any naturally did not like to speak 20th and 27111. for the purpose of reccivtnx taxea. candidate. . JAYCABPK.NTKH, of it. By the way, Ayer’s Trcaa. Carlton. THOSE UNMATCHABLE VALUES IN GOLF GLOVES AND MITTENS It’s a matter of satisfaction to you to know when yon buy a of our Gloves or Mittens that they are as good as the bt-.i better than the rest Ladies' gloves in black, white and colors........ Misses’ and Children’s gloves, all colors.............. Ladies' or Gent’s golf gloves, a large assortment Ladies’ doable knit mittens in black or brown.. We are showing a strictly all wool' bed blanket 64 x sf) neat pattern for $5.0<>. The Most Complete Corset Stock in Barry County. Phone 151, You Can Save money by buying your Groceries, Dry Goods. Shoes, Rub bera. Underwear, Hosiery.' Glutes and Mittens, Duck Coats, Shirts and Overalls at HOGUES’ CASH STOKE, 127 Jefferson street. Next Saturday Will be Sale Day on Shoes and Un­ derwear. A. D. Cadwallader's Lehigh Valley Railroad "The Line Beautiful" FOB ONE DAV ONLY we will positively sell these puuds at less than wholesale prices DON'T FORGET THE TIME AND PLACE buffalo 127 Jefferson Street Phone 151 NEW YORK Hastings, Mich. PHILADELPHIA ATLANTIC- COAST RESORTS Will l.f- iidemand from non on. Have v<m Itoughi your VVinter'.i supply yet’ If yon haxeut it will |«y yon to call aiid see ue. We Juuidle tile verv best coal that we e»u get-THE KIND THAT B1RNS and we sell it at thfe same pnoe you wnnld pay.,for tinother kind. I ’ *cuii,r>V^ Thad s-what we’d say if you’d ask us if SMILE . w</were rushing the Lumber business yet. We have fine stock of Lumber, Lath. Shingles, W’iAilaws. Dooi that we are selling as low as the tilt- Tow io- ■ eat. WE SEW THE BEST ROOFING. BEECH An FENCE POSTS. MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS PHONE GQOD ITS A MAJESTIC Hair Sick? President Roosevelt's message is said lo be completed, and that ita special •tress will be upon the railroad rate question, and the people are with him. It is not too early to Jet it te under­ stood that the fellow who start* a boodle campaign for the U. 8. senatorahip from Michigan doesn’t get it. Hair Vigor is'a regular hair grower, a perfect hair re­ storer. It keeps the scalp clean and healthy. NOTICE. The annual meeting at the stockholderx. ot the DINNER if baked ri^ht because Sold Exclusively by in a �November 88. lw. LUDWICK RELEASED f y^fE ADVERTISE to let you know that the best place to buy your Drugs and Stationery is at Mulholland's drug store and that’s so. J-ltt StMK Urder, Vei<110 of Mot yv fluilty In I IX Children 3 .^UNijS. MlCtl. Thia Week's News In Nearby Ginghums ■' 4to 14 year «•> \ of ’“j Ladies’ ; 'x T“^k ‘GrMd '">" cbX’ ।id•ds* visitor Thursday. * Or“a Rap- ' ‘ThedefeneeHuimod thin the tiromoTm Counties. I nor of this city. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE ' Ira Traver and wife, of Clyde. N. Y., * i ON J. T. LOMBARD i JJT- vi*,tiu« ralatite, and friends Erienda in in 1 1 SntnrJuy .1. T. ix,mlwni . W» mty und vioinitj.. ehing limit­ half rent,try mark. at„i i„ “B* 1’rlJl,> nm™ing. । i that event Mis,. Umlmnl 'planned and ..T* 1* iu "*” Ura« ----- l...iu>ooanu Tl» Mtow Gr«« Pryor. Elixabetb Elizabeth iI vxeCut.*d a ‘‘ijinplete .»•orpriw. un that Fi*i<« ' M*>u.i ——“‘ *nJ ...“«<...... . I M*b'1u,tu Will Field ■gentleman A few friend/ w were in-L.1'"” ”1 "VkHbg ot Mia. Franc I vited in and hn Hemu.t four ....r eon.I IMwwri WMte. at Grrtni . •ix 4,'a.ieaXl. __ a-tjnvi. ' (■ . „ft, r ukic], o clock .1x1 dinner Wednesday. th. mrprtod Iu,rtv *„ ,orm.ily p.^. ----------__________ ______ P1*- .■ „ B'ubwll returned Friday Irom Local News. SCOTT. Ladies' Short Coats in brown, tan, mode, airsizes.au exception- O ji 7r al value at $7. Sale Price.. wyi 13 We have a few black Crushed Plush 'Cloaks left. Regular price OQ /IQ $12. Sale price................. OUi40 Ladies’ Short Coats in black, tan and mode, nearly ail sizes. Pos- •r in itivel.v an $8 value. tSale price wOiTu Don’t delay this opportunity. Just examine our Coats when in the city. SALE ON Misses Coats psi These garments represent the BEST produc­ tions of American Cloak Makers, and are in every way desirable. WE INVITE INEVSTIGATION AND COMPARISON. .< Grocery Delicacies For the most fastidious. Oranges, Bananas, and Lemons, Grapes, Phone No. 9 OFFICERS DIRECTORS Chester Messer, Surplus S25.000.00 Get Under Our Wing and save your money. Depositing in a small way in our savings bank is the sure sign of thriftiness. AN ACCOUNT IN (W SAVINGS BANK interest Ketzbeck, MONEY TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY... ineans you are putting your mnuly!out at interest.. - Look after the niafen chance’' and open an account with now before Thanksgiving. You <• then get your turkey in peace ai know that you have made a good I ginning. , Hastings City Bank CURED BY CUTICURA AT COST OF $4.50 warm meal 25 CENTS. NICE N C- 0. Barnaby torturing, disfimind WWERN TREATMENTS ^S^HONEWAR Hr* .**> —»-■>— Chestnats, Figs, Highest market price for feather dressed poultry Capital $75,000.00 AN AWFUL S IN DISEASE '■•r* “i/X and J.T. PIERSON & SON, The Peoples'Store COME Willis and New arrivals: Dates, Prunes, VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Market Mh Coats THIS WEEK. Jmt‘ HPll*t Mr* Tk-ltlnB bl. parents i Josie ('um. whose hbui< is on the । senteti * it.i .4 mammoth pil|„ by Dr. where he had been at work Hosiery. East Bridge Street road, just east of j: towry v. diiinutiv, in the ........... vicinity -y of ■ Ashland: ' ' . il, rr|,,rt' ____ ' Cloaks. C Grand Rapids, was myNterioualy I tera by Mrs. by Mrs -|.oWry. fai ear> o» po,, 1 plenty of Know ___ and_____ good skating for ■ .erbocker mtmUred Wednesday night. She was ■•era rornltr\U •*».____ . Smith. . 1 * ,Ithe tu.... ■ .t . . ° corn by Mr*. Element 30 date* ’"J"’ UP in region. Boys’ employed as atenogravbvr by George " Suits., •nd as many (^rstTifttn by Judge Smith. ! Philip KnUkern. son ol Major A A. Homer, ot the FtAleral Audit! Bearskin, Angora and Co., (tf that city. Her sister Jehnic' pennies by ^Irs M L. Cook and a I D. Kiriakern. uf Chicago, has been toy bank to k» p thejn .in by M. L , vlecjrd president of the senior ■ s and Mitelected president ot the senior class cbws of of Woo! Bor..’ was employed as sales leady at the took. It was a very; pleaaant social Hyde Park High School, ftis'manv ! tens. . Bottoi store. Grand Rapids The two occmuop. and[much enjoyed by all. - Iriends '-s-— “ = ■ • in this cuy iuin'. ifi congratuand took the East Bridge St war that ev-; Sloeping tfebes liitiur.s. ning a little after o'clock. When ' Night Gor/ WEN> tolansiSci ,w>m>av Gourge Blackfurd. of'Chicago, wisi they reached the end of the East J. M BiMici'Ieft Milndav Lt Lans ea5,inK 0,1 o!*l friends in the city 1 The Famoi.' s'tork Goods Bridge Bt. line they wen- met by their agnjfd t furnish the George was formerly un f Warranto. .-.’cterproof brother about tt:3a The three were in ing where he Agricultural College with three stall- vln«,x<»y”«*BANNER, but is-now Designs a single rig. and had arrived at thr | inn*>fnrtbeatiiih*r.t» t-|practa-c judging n;“re!M’nMw: ’h- Chicago Newspaper ! Fancy and Silks* !■ :jons. Laces culvert in the Bridge St. road near mi. Qne <<f thttstalitoip i_, a percbrr<<u. niotf’ <lf l-’bi,’a‘?Q* ® '1«W wholesale home when a tall man appeared in th<* I : and Emh : ...OS. ■ >nr a coach, ijte u Mnldard bred tr>*t- ’’'3rt‘r <^n5e,n_- *Ml1 u very sati.-iroad, commanding all three "hold 1 ter. The tdmet. a> llated v. ‘“'-'tor? buaineM Hi-. Hastings friends AVE YOU up your hands." &*for*\{inv of them t>> gete-thr atnuewt* at pportunity-t" •could do so. he fired two slots trom a’. NEY. judge, at thr o uiijig International< 3-’ odtber- revolver, one of which Livestock EiliibitjU in Chieu-., 'a., Struck Josie just above the eye killing MINA jmlgws. A larir prixe krill U* given the her instantly, th* other crashing •lowpb Pllug Jr. entert,tried the 1 student* <-f Ajrieuiturkl‘CMl-.g-, wh. through Mi.** Jennie's hand. There dieplgy the Mt ability a, judg«* of live klatch" Saturday afternoon frim four , OOOCOOCK • ■ ooooocooq no dew to the murderer. . . stuck. It i*« |>ir tthr | purp*We <if com- i'i seven. Ail report a" very enjoyable., ; SPECiAu PRICES 8 is’ting tor thi| yrire that the students time. . 8 SATURDAY g Three arctic owls, a very musmal ut the u\gricuilnrHl C‘>llegt.. will be A young gentleman was wen Lurry- ■ bird in this >ectiuti. have Icon killed giv«-n the hr*t <*hp-rtuniiii**k for judging home th- other day with u large in Cadhmiu county within the lad bundle containing n lady bat. 0n ■ week. John Boyd killed one of them being ak*u\l why he -was making such j n-.ar ’Climax. Clatono* Waterbury Impure runs .you d- wi - ty-.ikt** fast time hr replied that lie "wis kilhi.1 another inConvis. and the third you an easy victim for uTKonic di*afraid the style in bats WonlJ viiauge was sbjr;r by a farmer of NeWton. All ease* Bunb-ek Blood Bitt-t* purifies the Iflriod—curias the cause—builds you before bbcould get home." of them are vn exhibition al Caidwell's up. (1. Trump the photographer bid? dis* undertaking es&hlirihiaent wl>» re they cnv» red a procDSh whereby he can | are IfOwg mounted by Frank Cable (•rand Ledge i* certainly enjoying The art;ic owl i4 white with’ mottled it good boom.l Th re. new factories photograph in color a picture dirwtly on china gin** metal in* .aiy other ware­ are in <*onr>? If cunHrnc-lion. and two in a‘manner that will not wmJ, or gb»n* hut oochaionaSly travels entity a mor-that' ;ir»| j.retty . certain. Tin-boil off. Hr kb w» sine fine specimens rar a-- Michigan during the irii.:**r with the pretty seven Island wauner anil lues revived orders taster than they The*.* arc th- first known to bm n-Kirt in the ^rand River ought tu Grand 1. attractive cornu ak.far downuas. Calhour county A health authority rises to state that however.--Battle Creek Moon. a. muvsjirq&r folded acroM the-chest is i oc» of tb<* l>.-d thing* in the world to the j bilnildrofi. >ln. protect th*- lnng« fyotn tin* chilly blast* •Pt-?4.” ’Allen, of PlaiuweU. the inent pit St. .lohlir. •of autumn an-1 winter. We will add ,,u>d?ed .In California that if the newspaper i*. |>aid for it night; recently, and held sweet eomwill also furnish warmth and comfort inunton with the -tare They g;.v. him for th»- publisher and hi* family. Try eum» *|)rity good Mjcrets which the i*r«>f. HASTlMiS# Q it with the BANNER luidjseehuw well g Phone i MUHIUAN. Q prehaps wjvi not loth to have appear Jacksm prison la>t. August ha» l«*er. it work*. This is-.a gu,jd time to «ul>qoocoqgc.<<>□00000000 in the jjww- /Among the secrets were captured; in tgiicagu. Kennedy ws* K-irbe and we will cheerfAUy an«l Heurst’s victory for - Mayor of Xew promptly attend to all calls day cr night York. Rjosevelt'.s nomination in WW sint up from (,'•*■* equity five v ar^ago There are ’’.iXM' fewer posv incesdn . by both democrats and republicans; 1. for burglary bls sentence lieing fur 10 the Vuited Ktate* now timn tour yean Bryan*4 election to tbe Presidency four. ye®n‘ago Thi« might look!ike a d»x*reatte in ' years later. Here the Rtars evidently . . ; I iotjt thtrir power* .f npeech and further Work ha* roihmcncrd on the Veritj p>stal buainev hut that 1a not the cate. I i< C it is the rural frpe delivery routes depone at saith not. factory in Purtlknd. that have idioved the .ittle po*-toftices ! out of bu*ine*-y Wbile’the pust jfficwi i Tbw Michigan Central is hauling are fewer in number the Rcnrtevelt Alley ♦♦ brick from South Berni Ind., to New pwMufticvs have Seen rapidly increaa-1 ♦ York City, from whence they an* ing. Eight years ago then* was not | an oitin ot that name in the *tHt«*5.aud J ♦ ship]**'! by ixmt to Panama when* they -* an* to lw employed in the construction now there are seventeen in ns many 1 different state*, with seven extra one.4 । of tM Panama Canal.* Three train-* namt-d Teddy. • ■* fruih !. i to *»o rar- each, all louden ♦ with .brick for this purpose.* hare' alX ready pa-^-d through, on tin* main ; Sores Co«cre.c Neck, and Cheeks The relation of a flfadoh husband to ♦ line <«f the M. C. R.‘ B. The trains' Itched Oaj and Night — Noth- W« wife i-i not lik * a contract sane♦ an- lieing run a* special* in order to Uened by the court of Justice, but It Is X effect as early a.*- pTMiblc delivery. ; ing Did Me Ai Good — Was a l>rrnianent spiritual rclatl«>.i which binds two souls togvthiX wife in reirss, Growing onitor. gjMed.' therefore, a* n true heljimate Ralph Frientt of Sebtyvfi. was very in the <=]>lr!tunl progress of the soul • . 0.4.4-*.>+♦ aeriooaly hurt in a railroad cvlltoion in 1 . miTiniiDA life of lrt*r hnsband. while a faithful . ■. ; hnsbiuid i« cjOTldem! to be tho great-1 Michigan City one day d _ Inst week. He j was taking a load of horses to Chicago. I .•nt blcfcdrg In the earthly and spiritual ‘ career of bis v\ lf<t When »he becomes , and at the time of the accident was on a dde’track. when a heavy gravel train I a mother she represents divine mother-. L.hhI anil holds a unique position lu tbo I MiM Nellie Vwl. r Wide, of Lekeran into them. Every horae in the carride. N. Y-. writion !“,c 01 household. was killed and Friend suffered a i»rokApril 18 1904. says: "1 do wish you A Hindoo mother b actually wor- | en leg. broken arm, a Nevere injury to would publish this letter in the new* Uhiped a* a living goddess by her chil­ ave to bring a paper,, •« lhaj otliers raiierine aa I his back, besides minor injuries. i;t‘b with yotl dren The children are tuUght to obey Care may «-e il «»*1 be helped. 1 snfcumt to th* thfir parents implicitly and flerv" feretl for ■»»».’ >’*oe.-.b» with ani awful t? '.be I’alact them like earthly deities ns long us akin diaeaae. wrr, covering my earn, Warm'Meat I . Mrs. Mary A. Hoag, of Battle Creek, ibev live. To support the parents in week and cheeks. Scabs would form '•at. clean and ; an employee ‘of the Sanitarium, was their old ng**, to took after their wel­ „,1 they wouill »wcU. aud itch uae ' arreetod one day la« week ;for taking I 2nd nigbt. T.;.., .uuy would break fare and t.» fulfill their desires are the I property from the institution. At । onen and bb>*4 aud matter run out. IWCH room i CONNECTION.. dixdes of children in every Hindoo 7 _____ remedies. I first she denied it, but a search of the open household. But a mother is ctmshlered OUR i.ade of the best to be "greater than a thousand tnhouse revealed several hundred dollars BRFAn -'’-riab. 'Ast thers."—Swami Abbednunnda In Good worth of stuff, taken from the Sani­ edict. The first i grocer fol- it the Cuticura Housekeeping. KU me. and when I tarium. The goods were returned, she W«W CIG*»J aiK) CONFECnONERT Ikca of Cuticura Soap, plead guiity and paid a fine of abowC luticnra Ointment, and Once upon' a time n great preacher ttrS boltlee of Cuticura Rewlrcnt, I ^0 including costa. kme to the camp of tho Muskogee* was completely cured. and bad a powwow with Chief TumeBknuur oaice. lake Odessa has closed a contract chichee. The great preacher Insisted -Z"?3 H„Hno«, Mlek with the Luther P. Brown Specialty unon leading Chief Tumechlebee to the Co . of Battle Creek, to locate its fac­ cross, shying: "It la too bad to have no religion. I have and to spare. Come tory there. The Specialty Co. manuHumours, Ecxemas, ItchlnO. and be a Christian, and. lo. you will factu rm paper boxes and agrees to pay ■nd Ch«flngs cured by be great In the land. Fray, and the out the num of K-WAW in wages in Cuticura Great Spirit will hear you and grant ^',S‘,f±?,or *« ol-nalc ten years. Thia institution will be » — wwiirintf itching and burning roar prayer. You and yonr P«>P« ■mw k-.rjp ”d -asevaluable addition to Lake Odessa if it shall not want anything. The old •ttUMATISM. chief listened attentively an<\ “accomplishes what it expects to. ful ■caliDK- ®* o* the scalp, DEFORMITIES. ?fl“inJd bSd-riU« <»“*> “S'" swered: "I do rot llke<our religion. It makes an unsorthy man too fa­ WnX/r'"'*’’ Wood. in called b. nd ringworm; lin Martha-.'. JHauwtr. ot Barjlda. miliar with the Great Spirit and too Wt°*THS 0F *LU *""»• Berrien Co., wm .upptwed to poor much praying mar cause one to ask anxiety of rheum, — .pinrter She lived by tontoll in the for too much. Before you rame * milk craxt. of almost supermy camp I and iiy people believed tor k','S "““'b for Trxta' village. She died one day last week, al] detrnmd a remedy ^sfnUy the Great Spirit would continue to *' T"B .A«<l™». Boom and the village authorities found bank take care of us. a» In the pant and «CK8ON SANITARIUM, certificates of <to]X>sit for H.000 hidden our faith i* «t»H uarbanged. We can­ ^__j'«kwn. Michigan in an old skirt. not embrace your religion." Bo ■aylug. the old chief retired to his wigwarn.—Bufaula Jocroal. Shiawaae county hM a grand jury Short We believe that people who appreciate stylish, desirable garments at close prices will leave their money with us. We quote below as follows: I the same as onlinary treasure stoX.-I« : C‘ udlcott. of Crystal i I and this contention warnp&eld hv tto I PTI"8’’ Ark*u««. is visiting her “>°rt. 1 ,‘r,“ by th' 1 mother, also her brother Charles Gnnl- Goods delivered. Souhwestern Michigan ashmire, Flannelette .-•* • !««relvfc,7' l-ndwiek I Wulldmff visitett Battle ! with th. r> > “n’5’ i,: °'»“«lion IOrMk lit week. no me Globe company. I Mm F r ur, l. ‘ Tbe reletn, w„ ,L t -uk , " Bro, k" 'I*”’ to' week I ground ttatko suTwt^t ““ 1 “v“|B I ■ lk« uomplainfitK witnet, w.."^ *° Phtt'2? W' 8tnlu' “",1 f“>Uy. of । The Leading Druggist. Phone 241 Big Reductions Ketchmn went to ,l^k.,n Kri J I Arthur E. Mulholland, Goodyear His on ita tandt , I SELL REAL ESTATE No Matter Where It Is Do you want to sell your real estate? . . Do you want to sell it quickly and with the least possible expense? Do you want to sell it at a reasonable price instead of sacrificing a good portion'd! its value. Do you want it sold without publicity? If these are your wants -I can fill them. I am spending the money for this advertisment and all other advertisments, for the purpose of bringing the man who wants to buy in communication with the man who wants to sell. It doesn’t matter what kind of a property you have, it doesn’t matter what it is worth or where it is located. If you will send me a clear description, including your lowest cash price, I will tell yon how and why I can quickly convert it into cash. Right now, while you have the matter in mind, write me whether you wish to buy or sell. I will guarantee to prompt­ ly fill your requirements and save you some money at the same time. C1Ly BANK BUILDING. HASTINGS, rUCHlGAN. Will be In office" Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. �HABT1WUS BANNER, NOVEMBEK 22. iwg. Catarrh Local News ll a constitutional disease orinnatin^ in impure blood and requiring constitutional treatment acting through and purifying the blood for its radical and permanent cure. Be sure to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla j Nasal and other local forms of catarrh ■re quickly relieved b>- CaUrrlcU, which allay inflammation and deodorize Sarsaparilla, all druggists, $1. OUR RESPON COURT HOUSE HEWS. SIRlLIJYi REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lydia Thomas of Coats Grove and Mrs. Minerva Handy,r of this city, to tea Saturday in honor of her cousin Mrs. Jennie Huff. About 75 pqople attended the pedro party at St Rose’s hall last Fridayevening. The prizes were -won by Mrs. Dwight Hinckley and Oscar Spencer. Mr. John Renkea received tlie consolation. There will be a card and dancing party at the hall Friday evening. Nov. 24th. A cordial iuvita(tion is extemled to all. j Coutluned from pane one. ; difficulties and overcoming obstacles. : WAKKAXTY JiEKTteA German pliiloaupher Samuel------------B leavens » uc.uou pu^uwujmc, has uan said ?hat ----------— to Henry > genuine morality is promsryed only in j B. Gammon, parcel Cardonf I ; the school of adversity : A state of Wallace _____ W. ,vWauon tv—-""to Juli* .Tnlin Turner, 47 ac sec 2tl. Yankee continuous prosperity may easily prove a quicksand to virtue. Springs I believe we should try hard and per­ Cora Saunders to Ralph New­ sistently; to make each member of the ton. k)t H. Blk. 2d. Eaatarr. «5U 00 | Sunday School to realize that the wel­ Add City fare of the. school depends in a measure Caroline Saunders to Wm. V. upon himself:and that while the Sup­ Newtupslot H. Blk. 2G East­ erintendent haa his place to fill they, aw oo ern Add city even to the youngest member of the M. F.^Jordan to Wm. Rexford. infant clara. have their place as well .and parcel ThbA'apple 2-34*’ 00 i that it is OUR school. Much harm ia often dupe by using Asher Turner to Surah L. Turner. 120ac«ec23, Yankee the word THEY instead of WE in 00 Springs’...................................... speaking of church and Sunday school VVIT CLAIMS. work. This fact was realized by the Stephen Wilkinson co Goo head of a great mercantile house who 00 said he would not give a fig for an i Wilkinson, 40 acsec 14. "Hope The Dignity of O’Rourke : ICOM-lteht. W*. to* C. ll. SutcilflO-J . • it was one of a hundred in *unce^ When the civil war c-ame to an.end at lart. liruteuante and captaiw who de, . t up unHS 0* U profCMJOD . — .- . willing tu take poslUoua a» aergcaute in the standing army. That waa bow < aptaln O’Rourke, late of the Sev­ enty first voluutea*. came to be order |v aergt-::nt of Company F. Eleventh U0l,K‘ S,at<* uA. a captalrf of volunteers O Rourka w.( DOIMl for two thine, 1" pnrtlcol.1 —be was a tighter, and be was a man of .llcull v ■ ”«* °f hu J<J"; tag hl« r.gltattat In»><*■»■”•« -DlgulV.' aud the «ppeltaUon .tudtno him'to ftw <1«J of UK ilMth- The otta-r onlerly aergront. In tbf Eleventh _ ... . Mt ratodlor with their llwnfon>M«£|I ante und captain, and now and then they condescended to take a drink or sit In a game of poker with the prlrates. but Sergeant OTlourke never let hirnscif down. He was always the same to every one. and it came to bo whisper.*! about that if he shonld ever smile or crack 11 joke the United States would at unce proceed to dissolve In It is n mmmau sight in the plaza to behold a stall woman, who seidng two reals' worth of egc*, pick them up onttbv OB'*, put one c^d und then the otber to her llj» and ■hand them over to the ewtomw' who repeats the same Identical operation. To the Inexperienced onlooker ft a«n» as If they were tasting the extremities of the egg. As a matter irf fact, they never touch the egg with the tcujfuc. The idea of the performan>t» Is that when an egg Is fre«h one end If dis­ tinctly colder ttnn the other. The end which has the air chamber Is tho warmer of the.twa The human llp« are exceedingly sensitive to beat and cold, and even the novice at this form of egg testing promptly becomes a capable Judge. If both rafcla of tho egg reveal the same temperature, that egg may be counted as bad, «s it is a fairly good «l«n that the air chamber Is broken and the contents -spread equally within the ahclL *■ Mexican ■On tb. from I. "V’r*tram* wettera point of Logan-rock, just in fFrei/ttie * i #t0 tob ba,-. Ton-..,,, •tely-before the r-wi ■>-. 1IaiaH.. gwarra, thjere is lNnh' i : tory and a>lmr<-b. church of 4t. Ix»van. of wbt.ni then* ar,bgradM ,Hx path is still >e.-a i;r ; er grass that !<.-«<!< , named after him, « !. • traditional '*rha<-1,-•! la his atone, too, in n.,. Of thOMcaitritiiotH -i"cli in (,oro. ; wall nre thinght t-> i ." dials ig f-iaw „• iteelf. chn^ili-ier- . • ’■•eir-uf th< last Judgment Th<. rock of grn|ltc. split >i. and fern* qroWlng ;u ■ the two ba|-.»-k. tj.,. ,. W'irTt! will come. kaj?>' tl,<• r| gap Im wide enwigb f< with pannii-rt to g do nothing (-> iast«-n 1. ■ rc-tor to me r-.ihsiiringlj |.< '■ ^taadart. ■ We have seen several letters from I <omminion men which ryuul about as Lowell, Mass. I follows: . “There is absolutely no sale - for cultivated ginseng root Do not ' send us any more. .The Chinese refuse to buy this cultivated ginseng, and I there is no use for it outside of the lu the old town of Helmagtm. In Rou <•«« of -i-t,, Chinese trade.” This is the end of mania, au annual fartr Is held on 8L Theodores day. Ou this oerasiou all who ww teli’i.ir the great boom in ginseng. It conies 1 earlier than we expected, yet we un­ errand bby who would nut say we be- ! tire newly welded brides from the stir hotel, ‘T w:k^>|j<. rounding villages throng the town, but on the .l|l!ihti<PROBATE COVRT. derstand people are still investing their fore he had been three, da vs in his i the widows who have remarried re­ dv.,­ ’ Estate of will' MHUIU Dan uuu ’l Deller. izvtiri. Proof •• ----hard-earned money in seeds and roots. employ. main at home. ■ entered. j ' —Rural'New Yorker. ’ On the Itiejib Before we.cen really ameme respun.!-, tiled and onder admitting will «•>' « ”> The young women are generally at . tiled letters ‘issued to Philip ’ thin air. laud for rn<nty-n, bility there is an element uf selfishness- j Bond 1--------— -and —--------One day at Fort Reno word was re­ fended by their mothers-in-tew, aud In er. A ilnle, bildh BODY BROUGHT HERE THURSDAY in -our natures that must; te’eliminat | Deller. . ceived that die Indians had again tak ­ their bands they bear pltebcm of wine j The body of;Mrs. A. A. Eggleston, chair ngaln\t u ti ed., at least to that extent that we can , Estate G«J. W. Pgok. insane. Htar: i en to the warpath and that there was wreathed with flowers. They salute 'ashes from.hM. t ! who with her husband and family- were and will feel that-it is fur! us to give ing pn petition, to rciinhurse state for ; likelihood of a*wandering l»and trying) every one they‘meet and them present •*1 Kturtc’l ari'i— for years residents of Hastings, was as well as to rec'eire.aad that the great- expev.s<' ot' patient at Kalamasioo. j to cut off a train of wagons coming up their Jugs for a sip to be taken. The brought to this city from Grand Rap- estgood cornea to us through our ser- ; Order (or payment entered, with quartermaster supplies. There person so favored makes the bride a If you suffer with Piles a kid,” he *314. come and see me If after >-Js Thursday. The remains wore ac­ vice to ethers. We should be able to j Estate of Voyle E. Albright, a minor : was one point of danger- Once safely small gift. As It is considered an Insult of land before 30 days treatment you companied by the husband and mem­ ask ourselves in regard to any social or Continnatiun pf sale adjourned to pasketl that and the lung string of wag- if . the proffered wine be refluxed. the are not satisfied, your ont would tw‘ safe. Sergeant O’Rourke brides nn- ••arefui to Im- rerrval.to bers of the family. The services here religious!undertaking not what benefit! Wednesday :22. ' , money will be refunded was sitting In his quarters studying the ward stranger* and only kiss those the < r-, wl. -T» ,p-ere conducted hl the G. A. R. v hall will I revive, but what good can I do. Call and get a booklet E,Jate Qswah.1. Petition for : explaining the treat that afternoon under the awfpices uf and "’an J be of any behafit to my , Kp|x>iatmeui of administrator filed. ; book of tactics when: the cokmets or- whom they think likely to partake of 3f>.i yard* web derly guv* him n m««age. Three min- j nlt.|r w|we. ment. Lawrence." the W. R. C. und Rebekahs, of which fellows7 . hearing . J uti-s k.u-r.hc «to«l before Ms commandhearing Dec. Dec. R 8. . This kissing festival Is c-eWbrated In ’t <y I dklti organizations Mrs., Eggleston .was a To whim arc we responsible'.' or to | Ing officer, and he had twice the dignity* yi,, public streets, lu.private houses,-In mail quietb CHAPPOLINE cures chapped I Entitle Estate neu.ge George riePreston. Petition it-r-i memlter. Interment w as in Riverside whom must wo answer.'t» God most of the num who looked up ut him and : tavrrns nn<j. fn fact everywhere hands at trifling cost. ■ppd r sunk probant of will filed.;. Hearing Dec. S. ; sahl: but the origin of It te ioat 1b oliscwity ADVERTISED LETTERS. < ertainh . For what are we responTime*1 In Re Beulah Willwii. -minor . «... •Sergeant.PeI ' have got word that ------------------------- L j sihle? Shine one savs for what I am i—.. broken izwu>u .< Wondrrtnl Tbeorr. Mm Coroen. Mm BUMwb„ , AU ,b„ ,uhUv .„u ! ' tition for adoption and change of name t*razy Horse bus loose again.' Prescriptions prepared as if for ' Yes. sir.'* replied tlie subordinate, ... .as । Gladys- 1 don’t like tM*>gg. wuntle ' .. 1 «<takl mH we Bigbt'be. for (filed. Order of adoption entered. Cashier (cough j.; the Doctor's own use. he gave the military salute with the | It's not good. Autiti.*— Nona* n-uy^Iejir WfliUmw. Mre FlorenroWitaw- «■» | , YelieK«<>a w,IH«,M «. io i-wror | Olive .I.'Eckart. , insane. I’ej Estate not catch your 1.- ; greatest precision. It only told yestenlfiy. GfodysHASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Loia Velte, Mr. Gjvonni, D. E. Muroy. II for . our .11 . ■ If .... opportunities this it. true tition for admission to a*yl uni filed. ! • Sane of his men may attdek the j Well, the n It lonsthavc tewn laid by b Sign .of the Elephant. Amos Hull., Geo. H. Keeler. Frank | hbw fearttil i* the weight, of re*pon*i;. Hearing Nov. 30. -eland Lemire \ wagon train co minx ,',p. jf they do It j (,:l ■ I'*-” ■ ' Hyatt. ' bility np m’everyone of us. And how' Estate } . Davis, incompetent. ... w!11 u. nt _jjtony _________ _ — ______ of Mtiy brook Ito- you think j helples* Kve should tMMf left to our owu Petition for appointment ut guardian , you .could take’ten men nud hold the ' -. x.1 ... . __ j crossing ngnlnat f*rbtii's forty or fifty g tint. .how thankful, .. that... help ( tiled. Hearing — Dec.. ... 11th. I Indians until the wagons have passed?” • ■ is promned. ami that we are nut re! ‘ •‘Not a doubt of It, Sir." qnired tq engage in thi­ warfart I There wa - n doubt of It in the colo- , our owi: . charge*. . .. . ; laxmard Smith, (,'ity । nel’a mind, u very big doubt, but Just j 1'he virtues and vices arc all put | Belle'Ptaitison. City i then Itc biid a larger sick list than; Jnmotid^hy intermt. How uro.-~ ; yraok A. Weft* ........ usual ax.ii a number of bis officers Post-mortem statistics of the big; sary then * ^te tlml interest. How Velma E. Walrath.- Nashville. , were uiny on leave. The outbreak ' New York hospitals- show that may it . (m? Secured, I believe a was su KUddeu that be was In a box. many cases of consumption are powerful;agent in securing interest; .JI -w ,,, ought. tu''Rend thirty men under due to the uninterrupted progress I-have Itaken several Post Graduate courses in M is to give the one we’wish PARTIC*! Tfic northern partieu «'f the I’blor.ido i He conjmaial of a llouteuhut to the pouit of dyspepsia. JJ addition to! my regular medical course and make a M tTLARLY to interest, some work to , desert is paved with the mott wonder- j specified, but ho had figured it over Especially is this true in cases 0 sPec’a^y treating all diseases of the do, then will ’come naturally that ' ful pebbh‘s In the world, in i; any piirts ’ and over, mid the best he cnuM do was* where the victim was predisposed feeling of responsihilitv. and a good' i exquisitely Jnbl im to defy > nets — jI to wnd .. » . tra — -v. command --------- i of the j under EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. 0 point REASON to. tuberculosis. ' ’ ' . gained bv wav ’ of developing Imitation by the most skill*.I worker orderly sergeant. moral character. !n flooring. These iwbble* nre ! “Ye*, sir; very well, sir.” replied I Therefore th<j person who'al­ I fit glasses by the latest and most approved B r ,n 4 i .u . ! made .of i->rphyry. ugntew. carneMnu. . O'Rourke as he received bis orders, j lows dyspeptic conditions to pro­ ... * . 60 inai quartz, 1 WMU uugni si, qilBr1^ crystals, vrj.rtiaK gnrnete. pmiete. chrysolite chrysolite !! and and half half au au hour hour later later his hla squad squad whs was ' gress unchecked i\ contributing They irt J scientific methods. are responsible to the extent of our j nnd (Jlb,,r ^Uvb iwan(jfU| materials 1 marching down the rocky road, toward the development of the abilities and opportunties. and that ] They are packed tocet!»r sh that the , It was eight miles*.to the crossing! K Office orer Horton’s 6ri- nn p n niinTHkl Phone 273 P this feeliag would prompt us to work surface *i>n>|»osr>i of then, s like a , of Stony brook Tlie men bud left the [ most fatal disease known to plan­ U eery store 124 State St... Uni U> n. DUnlUNt and 158... H more faithi ully.to live more carefully, floor, and they look ns If jfn,-*s-sl Into 1 fort nt 1 o'clock In tlw» afternoou of n kind. Dyspepsia weirs out the body to reflect the spirit of Christ more ; It with a roller. As a hi -, they nre ! summer’s day.- They saw uo “signs’’ > and th<* brain—hiakes the victim clearly ih our lives, not despising ! of nearly uniform size, and rne iff route. If the Indians had broken little tilings that come in our wav Re- ' lH)li<h,,d brilliantly, as If <»!!<• 1 end tub- i loose again they were not skulking In thin, haggard aixl sallow. The .'.■nit&K'Sn. •«<-'"f'^ta “re t''«- ' «f Uw torr Tita : , stomach, unable v* digest GhhI, I moral* and religion it is bv Ht..J ^'^0 from tlw-m of the st.-pj-d out ou the rough military rua.i cannot supply nuifi’ishment. When; b u ® sun's ray* ;• -rorgeons iatyond deacrlp-’ with matching striil-. and in a little other diseases 6>me they cuter । Influence^ acting on u*. or seumingiy $jni) Eitrb <-ouvex surface gives back ( over two li-rur* they hud reached the’ unresisted. j little decewions made by us, that every- a rnv Ilcht. and the ground for crossing. All wu.- as peaceful as If (.one of usi i* going nut by leaps hnt miles s<*-ms ns If literally pnv.sl with ’ a hostile Indian had never lived. Ser­ Street. Iktroit. . ay.-: i surely-by iinches either to lite or death j gen**. Thus the tvfible ctirfiue nf the gvant O'Rourke saw smiles of derision I Eternal, j plain I* a combination of tnyrlmls of ou the faces uf eome <>f the men and ? i have FuitMrii from «ivs. j - ; —................•---------retireton*. *-a<,h pebble being hlgh’v • suddenly caHed cut:4 nepstri ant! imfigefttien 1> r several “Attet.lion, squad!I Right face! Left 3 years and it reached s.a h a stage NEW STYLE MONEY ORDERS i face! brunt! Ltete;. ul- v teav” .-... Some of, jw you that I cnisid h"l-.| nothing on nty । mirage are prodmiil by .this mean* ! men think the iwloncl wn- mistaken, j stomach, and inmiediatciy after Guaranteed in every way. The eas­ I The pebbles arc polished by the lOMe i imt you’ll know better within ten Tula- i. 1 How They Differ from Those Formeating the lightest foods' would fulfill • . sand whleh Is blown hither and thithe'.-. ; ute*. How many Indians there are In ; iest running and most perfect ma- eoo laarly In Use in the Ik taken with a violent lit of’vom­ Louid I hiding among the bowsers over there i chine on the market Has none of •», iting. I tried a great nianv rem­ 1 can't say. but this Is no time for ninth j the five objections that every other — .. Postoffices. । A curious effect of <lie wear and ing. When I give the word make a edies, but nothing helped me until their.- r.lrotary machine always have. j tear to which the earth's ermit Is ever rush for the rocks at your right. We | Samples of the new styles of joet -I prolurcti a box of Rexall Dys­ frank! । office money orders to l>e issued by tho being AUbjectRl !* exhibited lu the sin- are too late to save the train." pepsia Tablets, when - I obtained This machine juste fits the stock vmiM I onv IT I gularly capped pinnacles exiting on The ten men whirled to the rigjjt and j where QUALITY is the MOTTO. TUU LL OUT II. department at Washington have been instant relief. I am now able to permit iof -.. -' suth. a ,, I cwuiu South over. river. - in In in»? the Wasatch m asaicu rnouuinouu- covers! forty fort of ground and got ' trihsacU"^- «t t‘‘- UP rwwlrod M th. HMtmg. The ul„. ,n rull cat heavy foods und I gladly re­ •to the Kesair Rcriethe shelter of the rocks. Sergeant commend the Rexall Tablets to dies to-! c-j v-’-.it we order now him a perforated stub with | blender piltar*. ranging In height O’Rourke followed them at a leisurely figures on it running from 1 to; 19U and | from--i(» ta 4<M) fret, most (of them i (heranyone suffering as I did.” •tep, nltiioiigh. the seventy Indians in indicating the amount of the order crowned by largo caps of Mone*. They 1 ambush within pistol shdt gave him a Don’t take any’chances. Cure bv j pnrvhused. a device much similar in i arc not works of huninn art. ns might volley. He ought to have ln*en riddled Phone 76. The Quality Furniture Store. yotfr dyspepsia at once. Rexall nancialty action ot gu. fact ,<o that in use in the exprepi I ,,v Imagined, biit .ire die nx-morlnl like a sieve, but he was ufltouched. Dyspepsia Tablets will do it. We you votg- tn money order departments and which is i monuments of tbe-hill from which they | There were no orders to give. The ten । know what they arc^ncVgnarantee If youaAno t.tribried. calculated Ito prevent raising amounts. have been cut by tin? nctfqn of air ! bad no.show. They weresafeiln front. ' Ihvm to restore [health, strength and" water. Those plniuicles alone re­ j but the Indians would work j?ist their Under the new style the amount of and a good digestipn.. Twcntymain of many square miles of solid flunks and take them in the nar with-- ' the order is not only written in but is rocks, which have been wa<he l away five cents will buy a box big In n quarter of an hour. To attempt a ! $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 alno plainly printed on tho stub .so to n depth of aofifo l»xi fret.- Tin. retrent was tp lane tbelr rover and enough for a fifteen days’ trial. that each end of the line Ifnown the greater -hardness ot the surface has court-instant death. Money back' if ybu are anyway ‘ exact aiuuhnt, the sending office und caused It r<-i«t rerroslon more than ‘••Wbqt are .we going tp ,i((. sarge?” i dissatisfied. i ' ' ' paying office. In addition the name lhe underlying roL-k. thus leaving huge asked one of the squail after tending, a ’ aud adtjre# of the party to whom the caps of atone peirtied high In. air on bullet Into the h&id .of un Indian who I order is Uyablc are to be written on the points of their riolnmn*. One dou­ •*X|nmM himself in bte e.uxl<f to se­ ble column, capped by a single stone, cure n good aim. ’ I will put $5.00:in the pockat of any man who tho new orders. They will Im* avail­ forms a natural bridge both unique ’•Private Johnson.” said O’R! »urke ns intends buying'- and who does buy—a ban! able after November 15 which is to say and picturesque. he drew himself up stiffly- ■■ would THE STORf coal store. Simply by calling at uiy store and that officer running ^short of supplies , thank you to give my title .. n full- . and sending in their orders now would asking the price of tho stove* in my window. j wrgpant. MTnrt we are goln t to do. ! Sydney Smith loved to tell a good sir, Im to die, sir.- We have • - be likely to receive the Lvld style but This offer good until I have squandered the .already all orders sent in ^on and after Novem­ story, and one tlirit haunted hie brain lost thtve'men.” above $20.00. ber 15 wfUibe filled with tlie new style. and tickled his Hides for weeks wus Two minutes later one of tlie eight that of a tame magpie In a church that survivors came rnsl,ing up to Jay: suddenly, descended on the reading ar* wortt‘Mt akmg’onour GENERAL n FAILED TO SHOW UP. deck, and iitrove to fly off with the wer right flank, and this place will soon be mon and of the desperate struggle that too hot tu hold us!’’ ensued between tho bird and the “Private Delaney, salute your supe­ Holland Foot Ball Players Flunked. preacher, the congregation all lu favor Years of experience have taught me how :<»•>; d । . MICH HASTINGS, rior officer when you speak to him. sales succMsfully, many of my sales runnh g :•»>« of the Lltd. No Game Saturday After* TOW report I. rro-lred. ,|r. Ahont. , dreds or dollars ahead of expectati 1 ;:-; rare! Marell!” and Stock sales a specialty, and satisfaction r noon. TRUTH TRIUMPHS. Tbr-re could be only one endtar. The anteed. Dates can be made by calling a’ h*> phoning io the .BAN NEK office. Hasting;-. Mich Indian, worked forward on thr flank, A foot ball game lietwcan the Has­ n K'n'”'11 O Kowk.' looked tings and Holland Hich School teams "”'1 “w “Ted was scheduled for last Saturday after­ Hastings Citizens Testify for the " " “ ?? "I •"« folded hl. hand, and noon and no word to the contrary Cltli.n, Fhonw 181-3 Rlli(a. P.O. Addrw. H««"-i,». "'D S t ■ Public Benefit >>«■> ''in,. -T:. roj.kll„ was received by anyone in this city. ’"“"‘’■'I. »■»! a down ot A trutbfql statement of a Hastings tai , When the noon train from the west ar­ them ran,., torwanl to ln r >, nil , „ n citizen/given in his own words ahonld ] rived Satnrdav.CupL Lambic.of the lo- convince the most skeptical about the U,e prlwnm,. The flrat nt :,.«n ,2! < cal team was on hand to welcome the merits of Doan’s Kidney Pills. If yon f ,A‘‘n f”-‘ “'"‘i' •*«> Dlsnlre expected Hollanders, but. nonb appear­ suffer from backache. nurvouaneM throat UM,and Into 1,1. .lack, t. poUrd ed. There wn« vigorous use of the tel­ aleepletfeiWL urinary slisordeni or any not a fcrriiiaer that now ot Id, root, form of kidney ills, the cure ‘ is at wak'.!nral ‘“"“Ot <><■ WE OFFER SLAB WOOD IN ephone shortly aftcV, and Holland hand. Read this; Has had '£> years of actual experience. Fam: .0 aank down among th,, other deid claimed they had written three -days Stock Sales a. specially. Satiefactiyn gna. : ’ John Mate, blacksmith, of Grand i J™ FIVE CORD LO^S OR OVER muttowi th. ' before cancelling the game. But no Street, saya: ‘‘Fcir six years ofl and every respect Dates can be-mad- by calline «il • WAV W ,^7 ,ore"nl. and hl. on I was troubled with my t«ack. no BAJxNEB otUce,or with me. FOR ONE DOLLAR AND such word was received here, and some doubt brought on hy horseahoeing. At bo." w» mid „tde with reepwl aJinsinuate that no such fetter was ever first it was a dull pa inlow down arros-, oolmndrevasedlt. FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD addressed tq anyone connected -with my loins every now and then I tried*every ;kind of a remedy which Hastings high school. ISI.IS) DELIVERED. WILL Citizens Phone 89. 529 = came to my notice I was unaUo to <lo you aunt ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY “Doan’s'Ointment cured me of ec­ check the cause, let alone remove it I to ui-ttlM well all ricinItoctor-Ol,. Finally I Ixjgan takiag Doan*s Kidney zema that had annoyed me along time. yea. Ton Mill han- a rood dm, 100 CORDS AT THIS PRICE. The cure was permanent' ’~Hoan. S. Pills, proccured at Arthur E. Mulhol­ doeau'l trouble w. p,_ W. ■ Matthews. Commiaaaioner Labor land’s drug store. [ have not felt the pain in my .back !jp amount io any­ tiro'.-Of eounu. uol. Ir TM1 h>d Statistics, Augusta, Me. thing since. I am always pleased to rerw It wouldn't trouble me.-Takw. mgns word in favor of Doan’s Kidney • 1 have had years of experience in al! kindMif If you are not buying the pound -Farm, Block. GeaeraJ Merchandise, an v th mg y <■­ writ tag paper at Mulholland's, it’s For sale by all dealer*. Price 50 When a fellow han discovered that want. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, tahs. because you do not know about it. centa. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffa’o my hotel, Delton, write or phone me, or arrai ee New York, sole agents for the United dates with the BANNER office, Hasting*. Mi<* BUtM, YOU TAKE NO CHANCES. W.J. HOLLOWAY EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Dyspepsia THE NEW ELDRIDGE ROTARY SEWING MACHINE. •' Try ItJ McCOY'S _$20.00 Jesse Townsend . FRED I. HEATH & CABVEIH. W. H. COUCH w. H. COUCH, Residence Sec 31. Caritor. READ THIS JAS. M. BAUER, . THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEER- JAS. M. BAUER, Hastings, Mich. '23^ E. R. CONRAD, THE AUCTIONEER, DELTON, M'cH R. K. Grant. E. R. CONRAD. — - - Delton, Mich- aucti �I TrT i SEMINOL/ CIGAR. 1 BEST 5c Cigar in / q A/HYNES. < UiM£T i RHEOMATISM? ISlElS are 8 safe andL^itl cure for allj nRS??Hs ! f|j{|.50c. 0- HIRES. ,r„ HYNES HtflJACHE . >ETS. M *!l! ucare' imlMlie.Tooitiactit.Neii-; HASTtNf-^-^NNER November s-j. was e One that Came Saturday Aon. , —---Jouncing Accidental Death, HIGH STREET. .HyNES-; 0- IA .'aew. Mrs. A. Craven of Shuliz spent sev­ eral days last week with her daughter » L„an,'0'"‘l'’< Mrs. A. Myrra. n-pnrt Z r O U. ’ FIT-A OU . Lowell Fleeced Lined Wrappers are unexcelled in material fit and workmanship. We have them in a large variety of patterns, sizes 32 to 44, for $1.00, -..... -■ All in this vicinity were very sad KuA „ and <Xm*T 1 nere *“dJ.t,ll! ’1"ganie :h“<1 took lx*" place Wied over th* death of Mr. and Mra. Foster. Grittiu’s youngest cdiild. They were injured. Thar* anxiety in thi , grtat formerly of this place. lire. Birt si.dlel,Urg,.r ra>a a.ush. r Ixora. aud Mrs. Louis Boat and Miss Atpy Johnson is on the sick list daughter Louie,'ipent a week fa Lake I “‘7“*’'v«nra1u. Mrs. E. Vhilley boa been quite sick Ann A hT’ D"’rMn Bro* ‘lraK etoreat anu uncle. the past few days. Mra. Alice Jobnaon iaalourly rreover- "nd it wa« '"'anrad" ly I*"”® E»-Sraat„r Ro S-|clK1|.,of:iOTia.w„ iimd Xy . C«ll«l to thin city llunj,, b, ti„ | •"|I “»»« aerioualy injured. E Philley ta building a new tatn. Ladies’ Flannelette Night Dresses, well made, nice­ ly trimmed, in solid colors, striped effects etc., extra good values at 50c, 85c, $1.00, $1.50. M«ran> him which wm reoraTKi ,, hn circuit from Grand Rapids it taken up Monday. Th^' ’■ Miss Grace Early <rf Woodland imd tbh P1* wl»d witnessed POTATO CROP SHORT -friend were guests of Elmore Hatha-! w.J'u i ‘ My fho ’4ato‘1 lapsed way and wife Sunday. i . 5 *’ow*y. the mfas gradtmlh- sinkMira Ethel Johnwra of Bra.b Kidg.' taXu?**J Smaller Average and P.rarer Yield Than Usualth® spem Sunday with her parents. . injured. mtar| >tattetks on file with » Men's Flannelette Night Shirts, made of good ma­ terial long and warm, 50c, 85c. $1.00. Golf Gloves in £ large variety of patterns, 25 and 50c. Sunday at heme. , gan team winning by « of i2tJcr<,P’,“ Michigan this rear will not X'hool commenced Monday with Miss ' °* •Sc®»’ Hastings spectator* believe <come Ome wlth,n t,usheh of that within I fl. \ eckfey as teacher. the Michigan riex^> woW haVrt roU^ j n 1 of* ................ last year. 1,1 ,<JW Michigan devoted 23H,4yo! Mr ami Mra A. E. and Clarence j ^»re hml they derind. but ।I .acres to potatoel. The average yield! Robinson and family visited their 11 , tbev •try — • te naw them. ci/us’iil Mra. fitly Pierce and family of I !e‘VW*’ ’ the game won. j wai 121 bushels, jnakfag a grand total ! production of 27J<M».29O UttaheD, This 1 for ttair big contest Brnqh Rtdgi ‘with ( ’hjcago ■ ! University team w' nch will take pjace , year only 2-n,on.>acriN were reeded to J fibers: the averabe yield is eatintated I ‘ ikhgiving day. GLASS CREEK. at tvi bushels, giving a total production 1 of l2,iXMi,iM» bushels. * Mm. Edgar Gth vUitetT her dster FINE LAKE. . J be sigiiltiiMiice of tbie scarcity of' Mm. Carpenter of Shultz the forepart' Delayed letter. this 1 ear ’ s crop i-j al»> shown ’ by win- ■ ■>f tin* weekr . ‘ . Ibivis , ,,. Clarence . , . fa nily of Batik parison with the kverages for v.e ten J Mrs. Carrie McDonald visited her [ l reek have moved nto their n» vr home jean- from IKtil u, IW{. inclusive, i hroib’-r B. M. Jenkins and family last ■WMhe Pfandwr p&<t. During this perioji 2t3J|F, acres on an Saturday. Mi« Emma Paul jtiml hrr,**h»*r. Roger average were devoted t<» potatoes. The i I •Gbifrv Crtvk grange initiated jWo fa ”f Battle Creek -.rien guesta at thejr average yield l.ipbeh. au 1 the > . llie rim tw > degree- Saturday evening. broth.-rV the first u< Jliv, week. production Mjv. M.i^.l Bojyjil. and litth daugbi hoi* will ta u dance at the Grange gut -f* .’f the fuiiner'b ball a w<ek from next Thursday night. । u‘r ^*’ryl In addition to the umiller acreage, ! parents at.Shore Acres. the small production thh year it-' also YOUR OVERCOAT • • The J, S, GOODYEAR CO Mie. Mabel Veekley cloaed a very vnooeraful term of^rhooi |n the Tann< r district Nov. 8tff. Uncle John Hendrioka ia quite poo,, i J*1" "-Horad tbe ftan. of a ly with erysipelas in one of his limits, j H,tet,nW» people | #6le. iwfr - - ------------- __’------------------ n wiiii "AS A WILD REPORT CORRESPONDENCE. ) v*-.— —_—■____ _ £S r JJOiBdui Silk Lined Mocha Gloves, $1,25 and $1.50, Ladies’ Knit and Flannel Skirts, 25c, 50c, 85C. WARM UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, AND OTHER * COLD WEATHER COMFORTS. •* Tin' electric. line purveyor ar. at dur to the wet wenlhvr. of early sprii.g. , Lerma utia waa sick the Utter but in h (t<-r ut this. work now Mirwyfa^jthrough L^e center of our farm-. : in-mustJtp.Mlhic* which bhorlvned the: <<> far ■ The fanners an- uisv at- the corn crop mid fk.:naged ,ihf. tubera. i farmers have been almiwt totally nn- : EAST BALTIMORE. now. Turning out i ix-d ■ able to Cdjte with the blight. Min. Mary McIntyre called j|t - Mm. . La« night wiu» th roldeM this t Some i«‘ on fa-* lak< thin- morning. iiichurJ Morgan n last Saturday. Mi. part » C. E raN, . • HAST!: EAST .MAPLE GRpVE. Leon Muon and lady friend took din- Try a BA Ai IM ER Want dv. 1 cent a word CEDAR CREEK. John Biggs is still very UL • , Miss Ethel Minimi d who i*>attending Mra. 4*ar«il Winins um> again ‘railed f school at Hastings -pent. bunday at: «o Battle Creek on acrt|unt of the neA number from thia place. attended home. ven iHness ’of her niece Miss Mae •• sale >•! H. Norris of Prichard ville Mrs. Geslvr i\ i lined to be jometiniw unkind • git up and git." • • w:.ilc be is trying to .'.nd •. dents will tit. when he gels to the top g <•» rise. ' ItilHt.rc will StQji a •..-t’’ to f’-.ti.ibh ibh the the people of this I Mlti k. LATH. SHINGLES and all kinds •• J ei c h und rtdh of satisfied .custom­ , •t-deu. if y>n: t'eM'-anythlng ini our line Tom inson Lumber Co. w te te te te te tel. m ilf i ••• te : te — [ W I j Hastings, Mich, i ’ j l ! CHRISTMAS GRAND OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS. hi lu-at.-r r-H-onl tor bus>ines» a re doing to beat it this year. .—il why we slionhlu’t. We :aiiit---). and the people know me l-r than ever before. I am !' with all the newest and latest Mounts. Gards. Folders than 1 1pust. " : durenient I am offering. If o-- business what will? How ■ ink.- so many beautiful presents free of charge -Wiu, ■n of my BEST CABINETS . w the New Style, Handsome WltSiicd portrait FREE OF CHARGE. , Thiilii ’ 1 portrait aTaie is actually worth Is for that. all size yon get an extra picture ■i r^-. Iiandsome mount—a pretty You KNO,v WHAT YOU GET, WHEN YOU get CHRISTMAS _ _ PHOTOS. They HAVE NO EQUAL. Thiidc'^I'J11' st-|idio in Middleville every ^VYf located in the Ferguwm Build­ er "tataHle, . . _____ , H- J. CHRISTMAS, "«r«cs. PHOTOGRAPH^R« Don’t Miss It! Mire Beythu Rumi visited relatives in . Jay -Vilkii.-.in of t iih | la.-e and Ike■ - Charlotte last week. j Mie* Beulah Lamb of Charlotte is' Johnson, of Prairiev lie wer| Kalau: visiting Miss Heat ha Aiidrew*. andoth . The wedding hells saintly r'Hig er friends lhis week. ip thi* vicinity. Miss Frances Robins <if Battle Creek j Mr. Chandler »urj • teKil h|s friends, ’-vas a guest of her aunt Mrs. Will; and neigh tars by I'ringing! horn-* a , Davis last week. Her friend ArrfHe1 luunvin of Battle Creek came Saturdayi wifet one day. last wti».*k. • and accotnnaiHetl her home Sunday. Han Holbrook and family [ore now Chancey Hicks of Nashville ixii*«:.l occupying An-lpra (Url - hone. S'liiuay^ut .lin-littmc uf ike L.ttc Ts UUJit D. L. Mortbhind is reported bn tbe Mnt. .lake Traxler Sunday. . te •i d ’twill teach him to serVe skill nwet their test. r ft bract* the nerve are h THANKSGIVING. writing. of Success . FOR Next Week 158841 Gits Morghnthaler nnd wife called on Udi Shuyp'f ix\Jj)ie Sunday Olmstead preached the Floyd Fejghner <<( Na-hville and Oscar CAttiptall «l|eDt one tiny in Miss Winnie Hagerman were gu-Ms of ' Hastings last week., j ; the latter’s jarents Sunday. being improved ’ The.iinv wcatfce Tim*. Gould„,, and v wife visited -TT at the by r-vrryon--. Ncki iyj all of tl»«‘ ct.rn.. '■*. iloIn,. of Joe Smith's oiie day lust week. husked and fanner-* age getting ready Mra. ix*Graml Shidler has l*en tery , for winter. i ill the past two weeks but is tatter. Mrs. Morthland spent' Saturday and . Fred Fuller atyi wife commenced Sunday with her mother, Mra. ,Gc«ler S'keeping house, in -their new hoine ; who !> ill. Thursday. Sehool^will begin next Monday 'utter a two week’s vacation withM>w» 1 SOUTHEAST YANKEE SPRINGS. Nobles as teacher. ' Grace Early has cominenml her : Miss Li blue McCollum will have a winter term of schikil in Yankee, social at Hope Center FcbuoI house next Springs. | Saturday evening. A nice program ' Scott Cook hks recently purchased ’ will ta rendered. Wm. Stockings’ farmin Orangeville! // V // )< A Chicken FREE SALE Best Hour ha> an appetiz­ ing smell and a delicious flavor te'hich makes your mouth water and re­ minds you of those care free days of childhood when, after a good hard play, you came in and got a, generous slice of mother's bread and butter. Bread made of SATURDAY Don’t Miss It! Twelve Rowe’s Best Flour • Has a better flavor than the old time bread, and if you'll only chew it thoroughly you'll agree with us. Ear bread • slowly und enjoy if. For Sale. By Bars of Soap __ FOR DePue & Babcock, 25 cents. Shoes, Rubbers, Socks and Felt Boots. A new stock and the best goods for the money. • township.' Mr. Clyde Palmiter of Jackson.Mick ! ; _ •_____ ; Hremau on•* tbe'*•M. C.R. IL has bee®! visiting ।............ - his sister Mrs. Mr Heistand. Miss Lnlu Potter was quite nick last ; j there Dec. .1th. J It whs Mra. .Slephensun's aged, week’ Dr. Swift of Middleville was ! । grandmother instead . of mother she called and she i* now much tatter. ■ came to <«■€ hn print-H in last week > Mrs. Blackmore and hustand' have, returned to Yankee .Springs. ' | itemsi | ___ A large crowd ci were in attendance at Mra Pahnitvr of Futon' Rapid* is । ' the Hari Friday nirfl.i and ir thd* vixiting her daughter. Mra Ata Hein- ■ j gentlemen who peiiisted in making • xand. ’ I a dtsturtance’ had taken tn- mselves (Bn account •'! a siri* horse the in- ! I elsewhere the rert wjjld undcr.Medly • ten.led ilaiice at- Frank Hart ’s was held , ‘ bVurr7 Eb!-v7t‘«L.k -1-1. Tom Murph, GRANGE HALL. CORNERS. Owing to tad weather, the cemetery circle did M meet Mr. und Mr.. .rerale Bi.brldgerSor! 1. but will meet ' iim a few davs with his cousins HerI ,ng * f I Tinian Moore « - — -j husinesa Friday. Mr. and Mra John N<fm* of Larev called at J. Bowser s Friday; Hurry I The corn hunker was re ’s Saturday. . ! B’-ew-ee , II. Wickwire and wile ol Brat.Wm. ai K. I-. Merrill a 1® tbe laut Held weru »t Merrill . ■»« ot m fc uw weet _ BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES 1 es. । |] Oak Grove whool oonimenevu this / = week with Mira King ra traudmr. JJr Mr., A. I. I’otter v-iu.tcd 'their dangbrar Mr*. E<L McKibben £ ; g,, _ . ।; _ —.— -------------_ ----------------— banfield. banfielo , Mi* Lillian Brown ck»«l a mort j ln ,h|.awrirt i) “ IMroi. wl.h tlrair Suiid.iy-m.™,™. Bert. C-n-ek m Rev. Marvcn JXJ h hl Meeling »t | dunghter Ifernlee. Ret. Mart ’ --•••■•• ( j<ort Bellinger took* trip • tp Ann I Ar lor last Snturd.y to wiumra th. loot tall game between Michigan and WitMr. and Mr.- S..1.W fro® contan. of conrra Michigan beat. attended chnrch'Sraiday, Ereryliody la Ini’ited to attend» I Mr>-1 Vera Latlirnp and -langhter dim<’«ei.l.t'F. E. Doty', next In­ from Aaahville w*a at Sunday «rv ce day evening ao th- preacher raid Sonturn to Uirir bom« >n Ohra. fromH-.ins.JUkMJ-^Xn^ nrday »d Sonday w.lb narenia and come to ctrarcuWill Hyde will entertain the dinner. Oysters, Cranberries, Dates, Oranges^ Lemons, Pears, Apples and Grapes. H. Courtney who has lieen suffering » fructured limb ia now able to laat taronla raid and pupils Kuv. Duiley «"J 'ro,r M Friday. Frid»y. Both' Boil! ».nurt» jraeU. wan a former pastor >of Barryville is,i regret (hat - - ahe ■*---------—them. them nnial. tleave vudijBgthuiroM rrijud* Horn £rt. ■ Iraiing Blackman of Pruirievilte will Tiray go .0 1tha wtotor b-ra>. We wish him *on und tumily- «nd n> ®»*«iD our school­ future home. J Ar. biu Butwnnd uilo «re kreping ! Mraler ulrl Hoor-r. rhim.b looking utter thing, for Mr. , BomeUpe in ,larr.'v,1,tand Mra P A. Fisher while they are v,tnt Iin hM«ElmeHirbnra.dMI. Atwood A Fresh Supply of day morning. Mrs. Edmonds is said to be improv­ ing under medical care which she is receiving at Grand Rapid. 1 DePue & Babcock Always Open Evenings. VWW Phone 86. I I Cl V W the largest stock of Furniture, Carpets, Lino­ leums and House Furnishings ever shown in Barry County or vicinity. Bedroom Suite, odd Dressernand Iron Beds, a grpat big line of nice new goods to select from. are headquarters for Conches and Rocking Chairs. See our handsome line of Grill work; all kinds in stock. Why not buy that Piano or Organ that you have been thinking about all summer of ns, we are selling strictly high grade instruments at low prices. Furniture Corners Miller & Harris Furniture C» ) : FKIHIATK OKBKR. // State of Mlctilmm, the Probutt- Court tor tbe U County of Barry. '. ; At a *c**fun of 5*14 Court, twhi at tbe Probate offiiw In thr city of Hastings in said Conrity." ou ll -1 TtiMdayttn* Mtti day of Nor. a. 1). iwto. ) ITesrni Honl Chat. M. Mw-k, .luilse of Pro- [, \ In the matter of ilH* • stale ot Aduni Os»’hM decoMM. <M> readmit nnd Ottnr. the p«Ul>on.duly red fled, of John F. Osvuld. wn of -aI<1 drmtniMl pr-Qina that ndmlnl'tnilloii trfSaid estate may fl |i;.Bt«-d tv.lolni F. <>-wa!d. or to some .oth\ er nnltubb* person. i Thvtciiiaiti H Is ordered. Umt FrW-jy the "th (I \ tltivujiiid that tin* hsirsst Uw of vOd deeca-e-1 und KlI'Qth'-r In *ald rstatr. : art- required to appear at a *>e-4cM> of *ald court, tie'll tu be holdeb ut the probat* oHlw, ltittWliyirfHamiiEs.il> said countyAud show I ttw. to tho pnraoos liitrrmtrd In sato ovute. ' erf the pendency uf x*M potltton aud the. blar­ ing thereof by cahstug m copy of tbh order, to. bo pnlill«b*4 m the Haiti ma Ban x an a nova­ patter prtnlrte and elruutalrd la aald county i of Hairy, onoc tn each for three nueo-n ; *i»ti week* previous to day of bearing. Bottra-rtfl-rohan-. । (A true wpy.l The prescription work at Mulhol- �HASriRGb HAKNKK. NOVEMBER 22. PROUT III Mis IM <,000 (Anil Sunday wllb Ed. McKIbbw and wife in Hope. Will Raymond of near Jackson ia IFENS FOR visiting relative* here. Will Ward aud wife of Orangeville spent Sunday at B. F. Norris ’ THE EXPERIENCE OFC. BAUGH­ Jesse Grover was in Kalamazoo last INTERESTING NEWS ABOUT THE MAN OF BOWENS MILLS IN Thursday. TEACHERS AND THE Elam Springer and. wife of Leighton, raising short horns. CITY SCHOOLS were the guests of relatives here over Sunday. H. H. Johnson aud wife of Wayland DOESNT PAY TO RAISE SCRUBS TRIALS OF FOOT visited friends here SundaX. BALL MANAGER. School opened Monday at the Springs A wne Line of with Grace Early as teacher. Beginning In a Small Way, Mr. B. Mrs. John Everhart and Miss Grace Telia What He has Done Early returned Saturday from a two partment, Thanksgiving weeks visit in Allegan county. In Two Years. Program Nov. 29. Mrs. Will Orton u# the west county Through the courtesy of our Bowens Miss Bertha Addison, our teacher of line was the guest of her parent* H Milla correspondent. wo print below, a Commercial work and History, has Page and wife, Friday. 1«,« from Mr. C Ba.iKhma... ot Earl Buskirk and wife spent Satur­ been confined to her room at tbe home Bowen. Milin, who comtMhrad to rain, ot Mr. Edger since Last Friday with day and Sunday with friends in Irving. .bort bora rattle two yearn ago. Oinan attack of lutlammatory rheumatism. Dennis O’Connor and wife and John eeivin* the idea chat it di«u>'t V*! >“ The prospects are not good for her Duffey of the ftlty called on relatives raiw"acrnl»." be decided to change Immediate return. Mr. Chamberlin 1b Sunday. # m.-tbod-c Ho pwchamd a good abort looking after her work temporarily. .M..and Mrs. Thomas Blackmore of horn cow two yearn ago. Tbe follow­ Tbe botauy students are studying the Rives, Jackson county, arrived here ing letter will tell bow well lie has subject of ‘ Seedlings.” As supplement last week and will take up their, res!.- nucceetled. und it would neem an though ary to this work they are doing outside deuce on the1 bride's farm. Mrs. B. hie experience wnnld I* u good pointer I reading on “Oil PrtMncing Seeds.” was formerly Mrs. Fox. ' forothen. Hi. letter In an Mlowa.— ! Miss Daisy Dowling expects to attend Dear Sir*.— , the wedding of a fortner classmate, a You request information concerning Miss Broughton now of Jackson, formmy abort torn cattle deal recently made. I arly of Middleville. The event takes Replying allow me to say that I think . place at Jackson, next Wednesday. this the proper time to purfhase good Miss La Dick went to Kalamo . ASSYRIA GRANGE. cattle, especially short K<»rn*,a« they are I Friday evening to visit her sister Mrs. \ । | dhas. Dougherty who is ill. She stay Special Anniversary program for De­ tlie only cattle for the farmer, produc­ ing both iieef and milk. They are 6 j ed over until Monday noon and Mrs. cember 2. . ’ Anniversary song— Grange Melodies, now so ‘ heap that it dot* not pay (if y 1 j (liamberllu had charge of her work it ever did) to own and breed h-hiIis. (( I during her absence. page 143. • ’ Roll call—Re.*]x>n*e. quotations from I ptircba*ed at the short horn sale held ' The trials of a Foot Ball Manager in Chicago. Illinois. Decemlier 7. '(«. \\ i are legldn, judging from the e.\|*erl- Grange Ritual. Paper—The 'grange, it* origin: where a pure bred Batea .Short Horn cow. for /I i ences that Mr. Edger has. Some lime $15ii. Lnchiding exi»ense** she coat me und by whom — Bro. Marvin. 11 [ ago he arranged with Mr. Spietsma,on the farm $Ukl. She raised me two Paper—Usefulness of the Order (l i Manager of the Hollend High School bu’l calves. 1 aold one at 7 montlw old aggregation tor-a game here last Satur- Worthy ’Muster. tu my neighbor Jas. Jackson for $30. SOng — Pag* 54. A' day and a return game at Holland this The other one 1 took lack to Chicago Recitation—Poem tbe Patron Birth. J ' week Saturday. But the ethics of Foot tbe 2nd ot this month- and. with the — Sister Clark. ’ ' Ball management sometimes smack of Read)ng--faking the RitualPerMinal. mother. Mild them in the Dedicatory R the peculiar. Onr toys were at the year olds of the International fbow 1 train to meet the Holland (quad but Reminiscence* of ’ ‘Fiither”O. H. Kel­ Building. Tlie two head brought me f| I none came. Ab yet we have received ley—By Lecturer. •.iifticient money to pay all expanse and Reading, the Father Kelley "fund. ) | nd explanation of the failure save that ship hojne four flue tdtaalea and two proceed* to go to A penny march, V myde to Mr. Edger, when hq called the fine hull calves.tallied at and $100 ; manager up, vyho said that they had Father Kelley. • in cash. The calf that I sokl was l« : ClosingSung. i written us on Wednesday notifying us 1 months old weighed IB30 poutxfy and’ . Heal’ I of'a tuibsequeul arrangement to play ILecturer. lopped the Mile $210. 1 think that I j at Muskegon Saturday. The letter has | hnvM-Jade a fair profit in two years . | failed to put in au appearance and ont of uije row. My herd now numbers I probably has gone where the young ANNUAL MEETING AG­ RICULTURAL SOCIETY. 14 head.. My bfwd Bull is an imported 1 man's tepee of keeping an agreement I wept. As yet no game has been arrnngTlie Annual "Meeting • of the’ Burry Scotch calf.H years old and weigh* now : ed jfor this week although a )<ersi»tent County Agricultural Society for bear­ abont 1H(K» -pountls. I expect in tbe ing the annual report and lor the elec­ near future to fit a herd of five for the , effort has been made. ffliM Grace Meade was out of school tion of officers and three directors show ring. ” Yours fur better cattle in .Barry all of last week owing to the tact that whose terms of oilier expire will ixt ! her brother who resides at Belding held at the Court House on Friday the county. • C. Baughman. first day of December next. Meeting I underwent an operation. I Miss Hazel Henry of the Normal * will begin at. 10 o’clock and continue A good portion of Barry county is all the day. A fnlrfutendance iadesired. I CIbbb after a week’s illness resumed’ en]>ecially well adapted to stock rais­ W. H Schantz .1. D. Benham. ing. and Mr. Baughman'* experience ! herschoyl work Monday: so did Cecil: certainly ahnwA that it 'tan be done at • Munton who has been ill with tonsilliif. a profit. 1 ’1 he Barry<0. Teachers Association | and Horse Clothing, and Fine Harness, Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, Telescopes and Fur Coats. W. H. MY^RS & SON, Hastings, Michigan. Phone 314. / THE GRANGE ..WATCHES.. Call and sec what I have to offer in the Watch Line for / Remember everything new aid up-to-date in Jewelry— ) no old *topld 1 . REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ?orge Newton. JEWELER and OPTICIAN, HaMinas, Mich. Housefurnishings? Ye* by the Carload. Just Htcpthis way sir. We dont cal! nur goods nobby or *tyjish or up-to-date, we call them jn«*t what you want and to be this they juiut combine every de­ sirable quality. Here they are; Hood Goods. Popular prices If you want your pictures framed right by an expert bring them hen-. It costs no more than to have them half done anywhere. 'Sleep in Sanitary Beds. RenKes &. Walldorff, PIANOS AND ORGANS. THREE Jftore iS.: LICENSED EMBALMERS. OPPORTUNITY I SEWING MACHINES At Greatly Reduced Prices. I Notes From the Normal Training De 117^5179 ( I THE I HI H Hw H ■ W ■ H ■ ; A Thanksgiving prugrame will ' ; given by the normal Class on Wednes1 day. Nov. 21'. i Miss Grace Giddings. Vice-President | of Inst year’s N omal Class, now Pres!- | j dent of the B. C. N. T. C. A. Aesocia- | ! tiotj, and teacher qf the Pleasant Hili i School, was recently a guest’ inythe. । ■ -The Class has finished a study of The ■ । Huakere, and |8 nOw doing Hiawatha I under the efficient instruction of Mist ‘Master of destinies am I! Fame. love, and fortune at my footsteps wait. Citiesand Held.- I walk: I penptrate Desert- and seas remote, and passing by Hovel, and marl, and palace, soon or late. I knock unbidden at every gate. If sleeping, wake. If feasting rise before I turn away. It is the hour of fate, And they who follow me reach every state Mortals desire, and conquer every foe Save death: but those who doubt or hesitate Condemned to failure, penury and woe Seek me in vain and uselessly implore I answer not. and I return no more." i'rxctice work in Arithmetic begins | this week, when the “how to du it” will I become more apparent. • ———— ■ • ■ . Remem lw»r the lyg sale of Monarch ranges at W. A. Hall's all next week. Attachments and repairs for all makes. Machines repaired ana cleaned. T. PHILLIPS IN THE GOOD OLD PURITAN TIME. TlmukHRivingday wab a.flay of tliiiK .i nl, ■ ■ ..u.- < jq j ing and its festive-ide wa.- oiv- of it4 । I features as it is today. If you wi.uid -■■ ■. a Tbank. .) giving dinner perfect in ■all its apraiihti-.-1.-.-. remerajier ' we can furnish.you with all that i- . ... .. : . makei it such. HERE AKE A FEW SUbGE-i b • . ’ I^ayer Raisins per package . Malaga Grapes per pound New’ California Figs ywr puund Celery, .fresh, per package ................. Naval Orangey per dozen Banauu. large and ripe pel dozen <wvet Potatoes per peck ,-T. English Walnut* per pound, French Mushrooms per can . Hams ®L Russ, I-PHONE 16; Prou.pl Delivery. : HE GSOCEtS-; 010100230100000048480101000101010001010000000100000000010001000000000001 SATURDAY THE Range The demonstration of “The MalleaH. which has been the talk of the town and- which has brought so many interested people to ourjstor: auring the present week will POSITIVELY END SATURDAY. If you are among the very few who nave notin- 4 spected this exhibit—if you have not availed yourself of the opportunity of seeing 4 1 3 RUTLAND CENTER. The L. A. 8. at John Belson’s Fri­ day was well attended. John Oakes of Hollandspeni a por­ tion of last week here, the guest or Chasiand BUI Oakes. Hastings, Michigan. Floy Erway aud Stella Edgar spent Sunday at North Irving. Austin Dibble of Grand Rapids is spending a few weeks with friends and relatives in this vlcininy. Ernest Erway of the city spent Sat­ urday'and Sunday at R. Foreman’s. Zero Newland entertained company from Orangeville, Sunday. Mr. aud Mrs. Bill Wickman of Jonesville spent a portion of the week at Chas. Oak’s Geo. Edger Jr. and family have moved into John Black’s new house. Andrew Wickman and wife of Fow­ lerville came Monday to vjj.it at Chas. Will be in office Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. COBB'S CORNERS. pdre. Uazuu of Clarksville in a guest atGe<x McNutt’s. Grandma Cobb is very low at thisi John Foreman and Forest Havens and lady friends spent Sunday at John writing. George Ingram and wife attended Trego’* of North Irving. the G. A R. social at Hastings Satur­ Bertha Benedict spent Sunday at day evening. C. A. Newland’s. had at the night, about YANKEE SPRINGS. at tbe Nov., 25th rmijtu roc*. JTCCL—^^LLF Sunday school was reorganized Sun­ day with Mrs. W. Foreman as super­ intendent. J.’. Vanderbrook and family^spent Sunday in Hastings. Real Estate and Investment Broker. LEE HING'S, StSt'. . . Oil for all machines 6 cepts per bottle, 5 bottles for 25 cents, large bottles. Barter. . Miss Florence J. Erway paid the Class a visit last week. ■ On Monday, Miss Ruth Bach.eller spent the morning in the Normal room. C. B. BENHAM, . TC A । Un i fin Hie of • Breei Tn it 35c tri Bint Tn it 50c. Bat* Jiju ut Olin Tu. ul pa pt th ratE irtitli it . „ Domestic, New Home and a few cheaper grades such as the New Royal, Eldredge B, Payency etc. some as low as $10.00. Call and you will be convinced. I OPPOKTITNITY is knocking at your gate that you may know that you can invest your earnings, no matter how small, on an equal basis with the banker and capi­ talist, and receive the full earning power -of yonr money­ in securities that are absolutely safe, netting you from eight per cent up. the same as the bankers invest your money in, if you placed it with them. I have a plan whereby you can save and invest at the same time. You can invest each month the money you can spare and deposit it in a security that is abso­ lutely safe, that will bring you returns three to eight times as large as the bank eilers. Will you listen to the knock of OPPORTUNITY.’' Will yotf let me serve you! A simple request will bring the plan in detail. . City Bank Building. We <)c»ir,‘ to reader nur twartMi tbsuk* to. v* so Aetlti ai:,l . , will convene at the High .School room rite niajtv rmn<i* and neteat*nr»'« no • ou Saturday; Dec. P. -State Sup|. I’. Ik mweti h, h> and MUtpailty durma tbf i-urtai uf ourjttn* one. Their ! Kelley expects to be present and will ■ • deliver an address ou “The Aim of-Ed-! I ucaaion. - ■ - 4, The finest Rotaries made are the Wheeler & Wilson and Standard. F REE To every ’purchaser of “The Malleable" Range this week only we will give absolutely free, a $7.50 set of Cooking Utensils free “THE MALLEABLE" RANGE | in operation and tasting for yourself the good things that it cooks, YOU’D BETTER HURRY. , ‘‘THE MALLEABLE" is the range for homes where the best is none too good. It is not lowest in price, but most economical. “THE MALLEABLE" is the strongest range on earthbuilt on honor through and through of truest steel and maUeable iron—you couldn't break it with a sledge. It is hand rivite'd—air tight; bums perfectly and cooks things as you want them, when you want them. Its use saves many dollars in a year. Till Saturday night we are serving visitors with delicious not biscuits and coffee. You ere cordially Invited. R. I. HENDERSHOTT, �^ACTINGS BANNER, NOVEMBEK 22. W I The > ^"°?al ifflll Store M. C. Excuratom. * Mlrtlgm train f„r Michigan News. > “d eonvenHogue’, announcement for . .“ 1 <*"•"! ''Wolverine' . “ "mverine* “ie on ahom ,t lr jeaenMJ1! saves h-if „ j Kive« nw»i > ®°ln* an(1 Coming and YoX r ” y fQr hlwln«* ln W Tho HaatingJ^wling team defeated See the Charlotte team at night Uy V points. Charlotte but K. 1. Hendendivtt is havjng a hie ie Rexall sale uf “Tho Malleable'ranges this wm AbOUt selling three Monday fonmoon. 4cXbfb,L*iv?gD*yR‘™-' One rem-1 week, A Monarch:range will be cooking Reined^5 bireuita aud •-■Qlfoe all nest week at W cure all. vntll Dee. 4th There rot A. Hall s Como and see how nnidt “ edy is not vl’’ne^?"n,“10 ,i. remedy and nlrck it is done. Perry Henry’s son. ot Baltimore, who "sease. If was SO seriously Injured by falling | Mich. Deceinter 12 -15-05. lbe [or W? from s tree one day last week, is reabove oecaaluB a rate ot one fare for the there is a:' : hing the I iwrted as improving. und trip will he given u,,„ ,>f Lew Norton, of Mattle Urore. re­ matter with you, Rex­ turned inX' ,;Dee. !0 Monday, from a hunting trip remedy to northern Michigan, having killed Holiday earorslou. tuCanada. Ou, all makes of two deer. T";”nyw"'k"ndk"':!"""^iaf“.’“’uLtl1'Li"T snteed to •theC,,limit thai is. £• some hot biscuit and coffee coolreil „„ a Monarch range ciire it. ■ JlusswcR ■ », ill distribute ■ ::ijr entiever <hc <SV-; : ,nc Talk." ’ dri "Aj’s ■ ?,£ to every [i sR.-jla . . tiily andSyou cat. >' mH bew i;:' - mid -wh’nt a Id be, why jNsrns.Tr - c successful fowl! femc-nc agents take • such ah snren: ’ j-. (he goods. See our ■■■. < window display ot -u: . enjedfes. W. A. Hall. It is .iij old Myingao u>ld that the be,.? miihvaj-A theoh^pegt. Monarch ranges nre the test, hence they must te the cheap. *t. Monarch ranges will te on special -ale at W. A. Hall* from Nov. 27. to Dec. 2. A Mtumrch range will te fired up and dointf actual cooking and baking at W. A. IJall'» from Nov. 27 to Dec. I. Come unite, a ««, ,b« need. no blacking. Tlie tup is ground bright rX’."""’’ W7“ A WAat we My we do, we dp do ford Hick, went to Ionia today. Mr mid Mrs. Fr«l Parker went to T Graad Rapids today. . £ Althea daughter of Mr. and Mrs.'D. • " ■ Kogers, is seriously iU, A Z E M. Evarts. „f Nashviille. was in 1 this city on business yesterday. Vern Town, of Hickory Corns™, i, Z uf hmaum m7 b“t.7.“ of Um Ohlo. spent Sunday with hi. parents’ in this City. Mire Mary strong. of Irving. sjfe„t Sunday with her sister. Mr., .lames Pattison. . I ^,r* Frank. Rorabeck and son | Uiay visited relatives in Dowling the i first uf the week. Dec. I4^ir,_|„ „nd ,-,u S it leaving .12,,“, Htnnrn hmMrs. J. c. Norton, of Vermontville, i snug .IretmaUon nm later than . „ « tick.! o«i„. : visited her daughter Mrs. Frank Rem- : if".?!; 0'1. re-n, ‘"'Ihire.at ulie a few days last .week. ;for farther information, w. s Fterr... i . Miss Matie Uhl returned Tuesday I ' -4. 1 from Grand Rnpi&i where she had been m visiting Mrs. W. J. Woobfon. ) ANMr\i isu^r-M.^... ( Z ifhas. Dnbuia and ;»on Rert left fur ( ANNOUNCEMENTS ’ S«n Prarri^t, California. Monday 1 a ■—*------—S-*—*-~_-*—p where tMr.will H*dd the winter. I ; I | । ■ Tlie Uhrirtian Scfcmee Society ^.rv O. Harwood lia» secured a position •w* lu G. a. :r. hsli: Topic at . «a brakeman on the M. C. R. R. und Gml 41,,. OI^y ™U™„I has left the city fu nwume bis new • ‘ C‘t?e{ A’.‘1 8<x i‘‘ty *U1 ** «“■ !7<*fo“l a. ih.. lu,u,; w Mr aim Mr* Harry Eggjeston. of - —— • of Mn». John waters fur a picnic dinner Nov. ,j Elkhart. Ind., visited rhe farmer's Everyl»dy vow. parents Mr. and Mr*. John Eggleston Tlie subject »t the wrmun at tbu M. over Kunda>- Glass .Silverware ■Y- - my Qid .interested uun with W.5. TYRRELL Of tWOlMlthe. place. ' entrnL Pas­ s' . Mich.4 : •: "i i’-: AND CLOSES SATURDAY, NOV. 25th. • ______ --------------------------------------------- ' Hastings Money Back Store. PHONE 30. served. A .set of gilt decorated dishes g,arn wah especially good. Mrs. Hender- i C"unt\ were prwwitml to thorn by Mr. Frank ! .bun acromiianiKl by Ioitonghtm | nre now ’ “.'J" re-»i ing ‘ ROS.! OFFICERS. J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice President.. W. D. HAYES. Cashier. H. 6. HAYES. Assistant Cashier. NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION . t ; The Hastings National Bank was originally "estate* lished in Hastings in ISuG. almost half a century ago. It was the first Bank organized in Barry County, and the first and .only ohe to incorporate under tlie National Banking laws. It has always been as safe and sound in crimes arid panics as during prosperity. Our long experience, large ifesoprees and extensive connections arc a decided advantage to those having account** with us. We pay 3 per cent interest on Savings Deposits, compounded semi-annually. ■ . Uulug Fflivin in behal/ot Iheewulauiy prevent MixCUra. alnj Mr. Hama accom-, We shall mine them very much. «• ) panied by Ml* Harper gave two beam ibciaiiy in the Sunday reboot and Bn- tiful holire and un instrumental solo pcAniMC RGHM dearer. ..I which Mrs. Newton i. a Georg.-Huffman was w much enI nt HtAUINU fiUUlff teacher, and I’ne of Endeavor work, joyed hr wan iddiged to respond to >n and In,-?. Organist. The beat wiahw. oi enrere Good^pmtse waa given to (Has Been Nicely Fitted Up. Will Be thi. community go with them. They , roil call Interest Concent­ Open Sundays A.* Well will live in Hutinga.’ ing swita-rlaili. ' Mrs..Isabel Davi.l;__________________ |aon Daly, of Adrian, wfeo was prerent . As Evenings. W ANT THEIR BANwaacalled on jor « b'v. remarks and The reading room over the Natiunnl NFRS THURSDAY . aba diacnsred Uriel’r ideas suggested to bank hn« l»een nicely fitted Up and is a Weunderatmtd petition h« laren he,• by :Mrsr « >’“<, -r'' very cosy place. The new magazine* circulated on one of the Delton route. , brteneil to witj, mtotoaf and other iiiteresting'pulilications are • HASTINGS, MICH. J. T. LOMBARD. President. JOHN 8ESSMER, P»trctas am NOV. 22d. --------------------- -..... " ■ • W.j. FLEHINQ WEDNESDAY, ! Z Z ,.OPEh EVENINGS, The Jeweler STARTS A cordial invitation is extended to every Lady in Hastings and vicinity to visit our FUR SALE. Come whether you wish to make purchases or not. IT’S A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR GOODS. • • ! WRIGHT Sul Glass Sale We will promise to show you the biggest assortment of all • kinds of Furs you ev?r saw in all your life and we will posi• tively guarantee a saving of from 15 to 25 per cent on any • selection you make. a Silver $2500 WORTH OF SAMPLE FURS : Don’t Ladies' Sample Jackets 5 Miss Ladies' Sample Scarfs This Ladies’ Sample Muffs Fur Children’s Sample Scarfs Children's Sample Sets Sale Mr. ami Mr., Herman I'nwl. in honor of their .marriage anniveraary> enter­ tained informally a few friends at an "’"r“‘nK "iU '» "■' J' MieffMt-l mudC. H. Oaboru oyster supper at tbeir home Monday 4MOMU. OI ’ ufolignZlb ,he k°rd In the eve- leave tomarrow far Scottsville, 'Mason '■v<;;v',r> ""7 l7d. _i nfor -------- 're concept ion. " county on a tew day* -.shooting before and mmle furmahvd the ,evening. ■ ' There wili l>e a special mueting of the time runs out <>n partridges. leriaiiimeut TuXv'JXV - ”im14.“", E' P'',"7’k “,“1 ilr’ tlwfc That tlie quality uf work done by C ’ "'I'-nW U.c s. s Slate Cx,nE Lunn, tho merchant tailor, i. atriel ..uvcum,.H.'iC-b„„,,rk jins. . . I U r « >ra. vent tel! held ut Traver-r City last ly first elaS". Is 'atteated by the fuel J here will t>f A Thanksgiving concert wenk. They report’ 75 conntii* Tcpre* ■ c :npt'i filled. at the Presbyterian church next Sunday >-nted aud 55o delegate*. ceived order* for several ntlta from ,\-Js DcliMrtd peb ph-living in'Grand Rapids Mt. evening Tin* j>e*t inusiral lalrnt.uf the Mr. and Mr*. FYvd K. Benham left city will tAkdpM-t. and Mi** Vinnie a Lunn lias an. advertisement in this । Tor Chicago.today after an extended Ream w ill r-mti. a visit with -friends ami relative* in this 'V issue tliat will h- of interest to all । gmitlcmer. ‘ » The W.-umn** home Miteiouary S. vicinity Mr. Benham i< engaged- in • In svKiie manner a epatusiun has ■ • ty of the M. E. church will mwt <u , the barter,biAineM in ^.’hicago arisen as to tbe **OliM>y" who ie a the hdme of, Mrs Frank Hoe* Mrs. Ida Peterson. uf, Moline. Ll!., j* ptemter of the firm of Woodmansee A: Wednesday N«h. jUth ut 2:.Tu n'du visiting Mr. and Mr.*. Emil Tyden. * Olney. Mr. William Giner, of this A cordial invitation I* extended tu alL Mrs. Peterson is an aunt uf Mr. Tyden. city, is toorhetimeH cidtel-Will "Glncy'' w ... •She has a *un in Albion * college. and but his ua^tte i* Olnrr not Olney Th' **■* at H*** t-pworth League mt .Sun-, will soon move to.that city. ’ -which ■cal Mr. Olney, who teiongs tu th» day • vening. The Mhjevt will te Mrs. Mae Vuung and Mm. Frank firm uf Woodmansee Jk Olney came to "GodS WopdSrfui Work/' Mi** Edith Hams were guests of. Mrs. W. S. Hnstinga but a few weeks ago from i 1-vmburd leader. , Sherman. of (tr.ind Rapids, thr first Buttle Qret*k, and his name is Byr m ' A meeting <if the Hastings Musical <•( the week. They attended the Olney. Chib will l« teldat tlw Baptist church '. I'.JmEintn'i Eatne* concert Munday evening. The Cleveland Ladies Orrhmtra irt ■?t iHtk'r Wfllh F. Harvey, of Grand Rapids, 11 pieces St- Ro*i'’s Hall..Munday evening next inunicijmi reportei for the Grand Rap­ ■na!ui?ty at H o’clock. Tickets, sems in and single THE WOMEN S CLUB id* Evening Press. is tn the efty to a Itnts.bion*. at F. L. Heath’s «N Carreport the Nichols caw for the Prnw. veth’s and at th< d«»r. Board open* t Mr. Harvey is a clever young man. ■ - getu •, ibluplkte; Frida; mortal,if ut 7 o'clock for sal. -intlreaung .Heeling Friday, Many and a ready writer and gives promise reservr scats. Goshen. Ind — it! the/ uf of ;t bright future in the newspaper Interesting Feature.*. Splen­ fflayed in thfir usual good style. - and it is always a pleasure to .Lear tl.--m did Musk. . I. C. Norton. Frank Ambrose. Harry Thur reedittohs are unasally dexr ami 1’be iqretinq of tin- Women’s Club. \mbr<»*, Keith and Vane* Barter, ijreciee. .witH ,4^refreshing dash and Friib»y wm. well titt-mileu. Th»pro ­ of ’ VcrmuntriHr. camo to thia city .'F >AME military *wiig that surprixw une .fl at gram was-in |<'harp- *>t Mrs. :i. H. Sunday fl» Mr. Norton's automobile, it te puiedblq tur women' to execute VanAuk'eii. iviq.dw.pite'many unnvoidand Mrs. Frank tb.n*. They aiand high i:j the rani& of aNe faRufm nn tte hgirlar program and visited Mr Roainii*' a i-hort tim* • They math' thtlailies oivhesjra*. had pruviiie^ , -infc-f-Mim: feauurs trip from Vermontville ’ in ju*t enough to till |n rhe tinw moat wv^pt- minttU*. ibduding several Mop* Ot SURPRISED MR. AND rt^ly. A wplendhd fidper on ' Homr . MRS. COLE NEWTON. AmuMKnents fur Cljiidrrn” wa* read , Sixt* throe friends aud neighU-rs of by M s. Cbrafirown in which nmtiyexLur.-uzu Mudge, oi Morgan, will Mr. and Mr*J Cole Newron more than Client point- were undo: thi* was leave tomurrt w for &ui Dumingu, \ siirprited ttem last Wednesday, night, folfowed by a ilte umioh and an enter-1 < ul»a wh.-re he will *|>end t.wwinter, finding them all retired fur the night, taming nqiding from The Second He will not mnong stangere w.11 Hastin^x, Mioh. except ing Mix Newton, and she could , jfrf. Jiui.”by Mrs. Belie Btirtur.. ; ’here a* . . <>g •• an< ,t ’ >’' tilv look and say "Why’ Why’ '" a* which was in «im< with the paper pre- ; ««‘h J,uUg,‘- and [ cv;. k L C O the crowd went in.' Kefrefihmcnu were w.Bted The musical jMirt of th- pn>- «» I™1’*” ,n H»*l«ig* ai d > fred £. heatb ®. Carvetb, PKik GRAND FUR OPENING Grand • I Q Mrs. Archie McCoy was ‘ a Rapids visitor Tuesday. i Hastings national bank ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. : ■ 4 always to be found there. Tho Women* to have tbe carrier leave immediate!} after the train arrived from the south, SEYMOUR LENINGTON HURT Chib, who have the room in charge, , Q ’ --------------------‘ ftn . phuiied to note tbe increased inter­ and not waiting for the train from the । ---------- 7 i eat and attendance. What will meet north. The only opj>orftion to it cam.' r,Toufh a.* - Iron,”’! with special approval is the fact that from the many people on the route who A j|jCgory 75c to 52.00 per dozari. the resiling room will be Irept open feared the change might deprive them Didn't Oh? Him Equivalent .Suiidaya. It is a pleasant, cosy room, of their BANNERS ou Thursdays. ’ ■ »i;dsollckyuur and an inviting place to spend an eve- , Service iia»le to ailpaxte Those people know bow to appreciate a of citj. Seymour Lenfngten, of Rutland, is ning with the best of company-a good good thing. wearing goggle" •< bwi.J“ magazine or a good Ibook. Mrs. Clara NELSON burroughs Baby won’t suffer five minutes with having a forehead filled wtth 1-owder. Walldorff has charge of the room. Mirs croup if you apply Dr. Jhoujas » tjWilcox’s illness obliging her to give up ' Proprietor. and nureing a Vi" "f inj"redo the portion. Mm. Walldorff is taking lectric Oil at once. It acts like magic. It wasn't the remit of «■'>’ «»«■««”■ great interest in the worked proving ' counter, or the.''other follow would that her selection was no mistake. , probably have had to wear em. Sey­ mour don't like to tell about It. but It FUNERAL OF LITTLE : happened about this way. MERLE ORIFFIN. The telt that permits the barrel of Tlie funeral services ot tbe infant hi. breech loading .ingle barreled^gun toraireup broke. He wanted to hunt child of Foster Griffin and wife, wore pretty l»d one day recently-noueedof bold at their borne last Thursday. Rev. Hatch conducting tbe same. At tbe cemetery the little white casket was lowered to its ?>od ot rest, amidst tho tears and grief ot parents and syrupsthiaing friends. One could not help hickory bolt. 4h. gun work* but wish for purity, innocence and ‘wVw“ SxXPrerety of the unknown beyond. F our ^U.4 ‘0 f“*X“Lk“ boys acted as bearers. Mr. and Mm Griffin have the sincere sympathy of the shell, like the cat. eame back. X^htm^uarsfoUefo^ neighbors and friends. , ’»< all ollu seasonable pastimes. If they te done "K, «■ DIRECTORS. J. T. LOMBARD. - JOHN F. GOODYEAR. W. D. HAYES, R. K. GRANT. F. D. PRATT, CLEMENT) SMITH, W.’H. CHASE. Chrysanthemums. u ACCURATE FIT. Walking—Dancing—Skating, jaire FOOTWEAR THAT FITS.' Bwfs that chafe here and nip there, deetrej all toiler! and pleasure. ''QUEEN QUALITY" 800TS fit snigly erend tie ■>!**■ (■«’«»* tai and siwothij jet 'Easj at the Ball ail Tan. The result is-well jest try a pair of the right siu. . $3.50 $3.00 j- W. CLARKE & CO., QnalltY Shoe Store. thanksgiving day EXCURSION RATES, filled kith po«'^'H*"<IX«Xn hi. 0n account of Thanksgiving Day the ^’.^Ttbey win C K *S.By. Co. w«l sell round trip ezcoraion tidieta. at one and one third fare for the round trip. Date of sale. Nov. U» and^Otb. Return limit, tearing destination not later than Deoeminf. _________ _ OtwBd, Agent. at Mallwl- her 4th, 1905. a V (V, jZ • We are mighty thankful. Are you? ■ A good many men and young men around here are in the right Thanksgiving spirit; they bought a stylish serviceable • ’ » X 3 W ■ U a )« k W W • £ £ X anit or overcoat from ua at very reasonable prices. They are now­ thankful because these garments hold their shape so well—are of such a pleasing style—are extremely serviceable, and because they saved, money on their purchase. > But like the Turkey, we are going to eat ■ in a few days, maybe there are still some who haven't the proper “dressing” yet. We can help you, if such is the case. To show onr appreciation for the increased patronage we are en joying, and to give you cause for thanks, we offer these extraordi­ nary Thanksgiving clothing bargains: Fine Double Breasted Sults $9.75,10.75, 12.75 to 18.75 Fine Single Breasted Suits $8.75, 9.75, 10.75 to 17.75 ' EVERY ONE A BARGAIN. e«:eeeeeeei , �HASTINGS BANNER, NOVEMBER 22. Wh CARLTON. | Word ha*-been receive here that *ume | WwdlaM IKpartmcni« of the party from this vicinity have !>*en very successful getting some fine deer. Mr*. Eugene Gain who has been visiting her brother F. Crawford re­ turned home Thursday. . Mr. Arbuckle of Bowling Green. Ohio, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. L. WOODLAND. । EAST WOODLAND. Todd. Leo Cooper of Blanchard viaited rd- J Mrs, C. C. St. John attended th<8. C. E. Smith wa* called to Pontiac ati*’es and friends in Woodland last S . convention at Woodbury aa delegate the first of the week because of the W6e^ i fqr the Kilpatrick Sunday school. death of a nephew. Ed. Bogardus. R. L. Wright i* making an improve- ' [Mr. and Mra. A. C. Kilpatrick viai- He relumed Saturday. ment in the appearance of his rertaufrtamls in Portland Saturday and Mra. George Cookie of Hasting* is rant by giving the interior a new coat Sunday. spending the week with her suiter-in­ of paint Mia* Orpha Lheman has nearly re­ law Mr*. W*E. Allgeo. g Lawrence Faul. George Reiser. Law- 1 gained her health and enteral school W. ‘E. Allgeo and daughter Kate and rence Hilbert and Guy Boveo attended | aagin on Monday Minnie spent Sunday with friends and 'h« MichK^-Witeomin r^bjl gam. F_ T s relative* in Wayland and Bradley. *' Ann Arbor with Uu,ir th. Mi— In— Will Drake and wife of Lake Ode-*a Quarterly meeting was held at tbe anil Agnes at Woodland. spent Sunday with his brother P. TWO OR THREE ITEMS IN FURNITURE THAT YOU WANT TO SEE. _____ Something we’ve juet n celled in a dining chair. It. is well made, and finished, of solid golden oak, well worth looking at and buying. We will, sell them now to you just for a flyer to get them started, at per set of -0 for •6.25. CASTLETON CENTER. FREEPORT. Earnest Lorenem of Dakota arrived | here one da.v. test week to visit tn's Tbe young India, of Freeport have; motiier Mra. 8. W. Price. They were org-inad a club known- the -Sn- greatly surpriMd a* he waa not expect­ Suuei Club." tbe -cond meeting of | ed. . which waa held at tbe home of Mi- । ; Mra. Fern Beckwith of Ionia visi­ Millie Yule laat Wedne^ay evening. I ted her cousin Mra. Door Everett* last A. It wm. .to be a ' Hart Time" party | week, all cUnma» .11 were lirir clad ..ou in — appropriate i Mra. Emma Price of Nashville spent . .r_______ • -..al A a.inlr .Inncbeao of ”*> vail It «n cd. A good time «- enjoyed a few day* With her daughter Mr*. John Bahs at this place. by ail jireec.it, ' The surprise on Perry Fox at the Ml- Addle Sinclair wm at her borne home of Cha*. Offiey was well attended in Harri. Creek Sunday. and all repoi ta fine time. Mr and Mra Will Vanderlip re­ S. V.-Gutcbe* and family of Barry­ turned tn>m MCOord’e !-t week after a vialt with Walter Clark and family. ville spent Sunday at Wm. Offiey’s. A CLUB OROA’VIZED. Mi— Adab Odell.. Mra Buel Fuller. Mra Jacob Odell and Rrendcbildren wore gu«te of F. A. Si-on and family Thursday. Mra Odell remained fur a few day. Tialt. the other, returning to their bom— in Hasting. Thuradayeeening. Mra Sarah leach and Mra “»« M*kler ud Irimb ot Roush. Odell returned homo Saturday. I”Y- snna.hlvl.lted her parent, in But A curtain young man in this vicinity ' "“““K 'U"' I Woodland on Sunday. while calling.the other night missed QUEER FIND. ■■ Mr. and Mnv D. S. England and I , , . To have 2 happy home family ^t Sundav with friend, in । “ “•«" >“-'r his borae and found it had slipped hi* Last Sunday while walking along you should have children. South Woodland. ' Mster Stnu Ja,,ber IlerXman of Nash- bridle and gone humc. A long dreary­ tbe l*nks of Baker Creek, west of! walk caused—considerable trouble. 11 „ , _ , , . , rille part of last week. They arc great happy-home town. Bryan Walker unearthed what Glenn Covert left for Lansing MonM ... . The church has been neatly cleaned |' day morning ahg, b. will make a -tetla.ntvl h.r makers. If a weak woman, are supposed to be some elk’s homi I and repaired and the entry papered and 1 few day. virit.t th. horn, of hi. ! 51r’ *><«’*“ Wb«d««n Sun­ you can ■ be made strong They were in a perfect state of preset- J painted. ’ brother, Martin. j day’ vation. measuring fully four feet from | enough to bear healthy chil­ John Usborn and wife uf Grand | The C. K. & S. railway company 4 C' Scboler an'1 .daughters and tip to tip. It i« thought that tb»>; dren, with little pain or dis­ Rapid* will make their future liomd.1' horns were torn away from the skull ■ have made a much needed improve- Miw? J“,ia Shuler were guests of Lanin this vicinity and will occupy the 11 comfort to yourself,by taking in souif manner and by the continual j ment by building new cinder walks Ring frien-ls a couple of days fast week, house recently occupied by Jemie! 1 washing of the waiter. liecame buried | over the sand about the depot ’ And now Mrs. Melvina Wheeler ami Knowle*. Geofge Hitt returned home ■Tinirsday so” Earnw,t ,ire on phone line No. 33. in.the sand. But will wo never haveacbancu lutelm j Mr. Leon Barnum and Mi>« Bteaie morning from an extended trip D"* *“ V to ttuto’ .That line ia alwar. »''«"'*<’>> "• Chat. Grave wore gnrete ..' >!,- Peuiah Btusell returned from | | | ■ ■ ■ through the. Western State*. ' ’’busy’!. I of Mr. and Mra. O. Yerty Sunday. Howling Gn i; Kv. Thursday where [Jf. g I gJ Henry Walts, from the Northern part r Tbe 1. T. U which will mwt I D‘,l,‘ Ladl'“ Aid S"ci,',y ’she has been taking a three month* WFrt » WF ■ of tbe Mate is visiting his brother with Mia. Grace'.Sbehlun on .Thnrv.lay at -',rXaah a De,-. <>. Dinner ,course in Potter •ullage. ~ ' ' I VIU VII WO IHU'UUI Hiram and family this week. A Tonic for Women instead <.f Friday evening on account of wiH ’* *rved Bnd •» ar" «tfdfaUy Geo. Kelley.and: Wife are visiting j Frank Monasmith, who ia employed । the t E. <*« invention at Hastings Harfintrtr will ‘ । the C. E. convention will i। 'R®*ltho latter’* sisteii in • Ravenna thia I It will ease all your pain, reduce in the Table factory at Heatings spent tt^ve a special progrum liesidr* the» week. ■ • inflammation, cure leucorrhea, EAST CARLTON. Sunday with hisjiarent*. Mr. and Mr* usuai Iwwoih Wo are hoping large: (whites), falling womb, ovarian 4 in Grand Rapid* l F. A. Siwun wasi John'Monasmith of the village. Adair Center is visiting her trouble, disordered menses, back­ re*ult*’K)3y come of those meeting* in ache. headache, etc., and make Dan Yarger of Carlton, was in town ’ the inters! uf temp-rance. f many friend* who nre glad to sec her *<j Friday on faMineas;. Ralph Kenyon I* entertaining a[ childbirth mturaJand easy. Try ft. Monday having just returned from a ’ well and cheerful. The Kilpatrick School has . raised a At all dealers in medicines, in iOunsin. Mr.’ Bateman from New York. ; trip Northern’.nicnijran Michigan where idp through Hiiuiixn .ttinneni wnern „ _ ,. „ , . . Mrs. L. H. Tolles has gone to Hast ! «.-00 bottles. •he ba. lee. Viaiting MtMte und nd.- ,,ew Old 0 “r>' „lgs a,.,- Mni jh_., Dr. 1. W. Naglri* and wife returned • T . .................. waves iti the breeze most every school *•' ‘ 1 vnt-wrr .ui-ssteri with tives for a few weeks. duties for a few week*. •<j.to Grand. Hapid* Wednesday after * ; Jay• i hex household --------------------------“DUE TO CAKDUI two wivks visit with Geo. Nagler and • Station Agent K E. Hill is taking a j Mr. and Mr*. O. B. Hager enter- ;• -John Friend and family from Oso.vla : Is my’ baby girl, now two weeks tew days vacation This week and with ; eonnty are visiting their many friend* fa,n,fyold,” writes Mrs. J. Priest, of Web­ tained a; pirty of friends on Sunday | ' his family i* visiting Battle Creek ! around Carlton,, the |)om.. of their Byron.Fish and, wife were Valley ! ster City, Iowa. ‘’She is a £ne j afternoon. friends. . ■ healthy babe and we are both doing ! childhood. ' City visitors Wcdnradny. Will Euper is visiting Mr. and Mr*. ■ nicely. I sm still taking Cardul, Tbe. marriage of Miss Mabdle Landi* j i John Friend and fa* father hav. Mra N. Bouma returned Monday and would not be without it'in Perry Mead near Ionia this week. and Mr. Orley E. Ballyeat is announced । gone to Ionia county tu visit friend* from a visit 4vi|h relative* ut Grand- ■ the bouse *’ ’ to take place at the home of Mrs. Kate there. ville and JeniRun. Houfstater in the village on Nov. 30. I SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. Mra. urd Mr. Mabkn Ccntl-r and ‘ i N fc eil Frn-dly of Suufield waa in ibe ------ —. — . ... u.^.1 K-V nun ; ----- -----• The wedding reception will be held on j Ora Lehman is working for J. Wise. I Mrs. Adair Center were the gnert* of Wedneday. Friday'evcning December I. Miss Lan­ Jam^ Friend ~ Sunday. Mra. Peter Godfrey and Mrs. Randall | Mra. Jolni Lehman in company with Mra. ’* ’ dis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , West _______ Carlton_ has thewscourge of 1 Milter are .visiting an uncle in Fhnt I John Guy - spent Tuesday with _______ . — . David Landi* of the village and is i'Mra. . well and favorably known in Wood- ।• jMr. and.Mra. Kidn Guy near Wood- whooping cough at present add think this week. land and Mr. Ballyeat is principal of I 'Ur^‘ I , it will stay nil winter. Dr. Ward Moore. A. M. and Owen j a school in Indiana. "Clark is now making prepara- ■ Flovd Wickhem, End Butolph and Sterkle end Glonn Perkina attended the A number of the young lady tO moV“ onto a fttrni north of' «yue umg irum —a.. mir ............... Clyde Long from i^ar Lake i/u od-aa Mi-* ......... Micbigan Wiaconsin game at Ann Arbfriends of Mia* Mnbel Landis gave her , ° Sarali Cole. Hattie and Ihs- IJutoljiii er Saturday. Dr. Moore returned by a recipe shower at tlie home of her sisMis* Grace Ellison was home from ' were callers at James Friend’s Sunday. I WMT Lansing and ^pent Sunday, with f The Fuel that’s right. ter, Mra. Kate Houfstater. Saturday ; Harting*'spending Sunday with her’ ' his brother Clyde at M. A. C.. A. M. At the Price that’s right evening. Each guest brought her fav- fo,kK ’,RVING' Steekle remained in Ann Arbor the ’ JM | gf ■■ : D. S. ENGLAND, ~K«um Furnisher. WOODLAND. MICHIGAN SPECIAL 3 cans of Com 20c 10 bars of Calumet Family Soap 25 c. 19 lbs H * E Sugar $1.00. FOR SATURDAY. WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. was to the Sunday school convention Mrx- A"’”’* *’«ti*on uf Hastings ac- bam and .1, W. Foglesong. cwupaniid by her brother visited her! Arrhte Holden 4 remodeling hi* i It is a-bard lesson that develop* the at Woodbury on Tuesday, , parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Strong liarber shop tu make room fur Ruasj. mind not the easy one. । Fast week Tuesday. Kenyon who’.is going in with him in ’ Milkes Perth* Hilbert, Regipa Brad. bek. .Jennie Grant.-Inez Cole and Dr. HOLMES CHURCH. i Irving Bett* returned la*t Tuesday i the harlier business. Benson visited school thi* week. Mr*.KLana- Mast will entertaip the morning from Muskegon where hr has ; Jas Ferguson ia rfaiting relative* j milking a *hort visit. Mis* Verta Demeray entered school Udies^AU'{Society Wednesday after­ |I been ..--------u.-----------------i„ vi||w. „t prUm. Monday taking work in the fifth anfl noon ^ov* David Lake of Leach lake visited . Wm. Glasgow and wife uf Bowne I silth grade*. Mrs. Lula Haner «nd Mis* Amelia Fred Gillett an«l family last Friday. I were the guests uf Miss Mabel Sisson | Pbysicttl gwigraphy du, i. ukhw w—uthugurtteutlh, turawt', Mrs. S.. Butler who was quit* sick ! Sunday. s ‘ Kudy about Wane of Land. ' I'arunta Mr. aud Mr.. Oeo. Fuller l-t UgrttioK better. ’ «« j. N1B|„ «»In CkMuni, Fri- j Tbe 0tb grade rhetoric cla« 1, study- J Miss Alts Callipan of Baltimore day buying poultry fi r hi* Thank*-; ing the topic of letter writing. “*”* John Donley. Jul Free- townsliip is visiting her grandmother, , giving shipment Another new ball baa arrived at tbe [»« "I""1 with Mra Sarah Mrx S. R. Cbnmbtr, Mnv C. A. Cuni. b«, Iren ill lb. I Woodland High. Durkee Mr*. Jennie Wilcox and Mrs. Mamie j past week The Uraaw grade, had their hrat' V””1*' . McConnell vinited S. Tyrell and , Mrs. Cash Vanderlip ha* also l»oen ill [ drawing le-on Tu-day. A new courte Jronw P,™d“ So“Urwife in Hastings Tuesday. . th . . Mrs. L. 8. Hills visited friends in .' _ in drawing baa been added to the acbool . *** Kittle Holmen and her gnoate Middleville Mondav. Mt» Mae Tinkler returned to her library, which will prove a very vain- MnL Minerva Handy and daughter the guret of able addition. 1j Ruth w^re “ ■------------" Mra. Phillip* ■ Wm. Crl<ll.r nnd'wite oi nenr Mid- bom' in e NcTw About Those ^Peltc mid Rubbers. Socks e and Rubbers for Men. I, Boys or Youths. 1 am - prepared to supply you. । UNDERWEAR. Of tbe good warm kind and very cheap. BLANKETS. Horse blankets. Bed blankets, Stable blankets HIGHEST PRICES. For butter, eggs and pro­ duce. HENRY RrtQLfl COATS GROVE GENERAL STORE. WOODLAND LlVcKT iES FEED JTMLE When you want to do any driv­ ing in this vicinity, come and see us. We furnish good jigs and drive to all points. When you come here let us feed your horses. OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS 4 4 4 4 4 nONASniTH &■ SONS 4 LIVERY & FEED/TABLE 4 WOODLAND, HIGH. BY FAIR TREATMENT AND HONEST GOODS fine The meetings at. the church were IL Mrs. Will Crates will entertain the B. church with a good intereat and at­ Mr. Kindred , dime society this week Friday fo’din- tendance. I nor. Mrs. Crook Durkee of North ^Dakota i' Guorge Skidmore and wife of BaltiMr. and Mrs. Black of your city al­ is visiting relative* in this neighbor­ hood. ! more attended church here'Sunaqy. tended church here Sunday and then Nellie Curtis returned to her school ‘ Garry Townsund is sick with pneu- ealled on their daughter Mra. Wayne dutie* Monday morning after a week’s ■ monia Dr. McIntyre is doctoring him. j Merrick. i Mrs. John Monti returned borne from !■ Mias Cniaie Kinno wna elooted or- vacation. r' liev. Hall waa at Baltimore WednesBolding. Her aon Herbert ia letter. I of tl» Hiibbnth school. day on buainew. Janie, Wolfe end wife of Hnatinga ia., ’!">• H*t«i will return to tho city utMaud England ia working in viaiting friend, here a few days. : ter spending thd summer with ;Mr>. bean picker at Woodalnd. : Robert Altofr has completed a stone : l*Mir> Fisb^r. Ray Perkins and family moved to wall for a barn next summer. Picking poultry seem, to )>e th? ord­ Harting- laat Wednesday. He having j John Mark, and wife of tint Stt,e ! « of the day nt prawni. bought a borne there. ’ road attended church hero Sunday. Several of Uns vicinity attended tbe World;, Temperance Sunday will be A good number from hero intend w j'»ito - society st Mno Sate Rolroy's obeerved at the U. B. church nrntt Sunday during Sunday imbixil hour' attend th. a E. •convention >t :Hast-1 *• “““J «>““ ™P°n«dIngs Friday and Saturday. 1 Mr. Owen McPharlin ia eroiaung after which Rev. Hall will I,rl.>cb , c A w-hatey-,inxin(f evangelist ot «rs.8helby in getting ready for winter. temperance aermon at 2:80 p. m. Bev. Hamp attended the Kate Sun­ SL donn JolmX was nere here w :in mooting Mrs. Hoary Barber baa returned ot. s. wan id ,:the we meeting day acbool convention atTravenm City ,i; Moodav jrveninx and aaisated aeimted in the Monday ^evening tbe I; from Battle Creek. ginging he will be here all tbe week. Farmers are improving the Indian I well attended hurt week. I is k powerful speaker. coats. The priced* right. Ueg'gtng* at di fpocnei book. Glove* und Mittens. 1 will not be undersold on. Patent Leulber Shoes. your MONEY BACK IT SATISFIED not) \ ' BUTTER ni(h«K.,a..rrM. r«. r..,h.rj —~ — ~ , a 11 I W. K. Jjullfifeo,? AIWF»n \ ▼V ■ Jtz. ° Phone 119 1-1 1-. CARLTON CENTER ) “<* Mr. Ch-. Stylra of Battle Cr«k five minute* with Mia* Nina and Leo Fisher have been Boeder#! with the former'. evuun >r. Thomas'* Be­ Mr. R..,r«1 _ • lt acta like magic, to Yjwilsoti on a visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smelker at­ tended the funeral of an tfhcle. Joreph Thaler at Wayland last week. Mr. and Mr*. H. E. Ludlow and Mrs. Lane Visited at Art Richardson’, near (.lartanrflle Saturday. . BARRY number of cc r,a *he owns.' acres all highways. streams, churches, school houses etc PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS at Woodlbtid Postoffice John Velte, Postmaster! -vutf- ot MMilgai At M H I ©only or Hurt-’-. L.1 fo-lhe city ut it... Tm-Miy me <U» r>-:i*Uiut In ttil-ixeirt. teilaiiM tit n pruts:*- o.d pUlllN-*) ' ft>te6-’)ji«Ml lUy e! 1».<-. *i foreta-vn. Im« petWou mid That t! the petmoiir-r mar further oidri.-rj tu.; tfr th- peraoti* Inter* Ker.muted tj o-jce Probatr Hitri-t. true ix>p» | AHtliER"; — «< Mini.! ruin JuUwui!« Suit l«-i>4inE in ou motion of A. K pintnuit. It Isold Kild publican If you want clean linen for ‘Fhanksgiving, rend jm.r j Flora* Barber Shop tafore 4 p. tn., Thursday, thet < J net aud do it RIGHT. Phone 243. The American Laundry, ?' J. Start Flip P. C. FLO^A, Agent. PERSONAL LETTER FROM SYLVESTER GREUSEL TO THE WIVES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY. MADAM: You have been imposed upon Peddlers. I propose to pay you 1 Cash price for your Rags, Rubber: Copper Boilers, Old Papers, Mags: I am giving you a Cash market fc thing. YOUR HUSBAND KNOWS ME^? done business in Hastings and Ear for 25 years. I respectfully fc your patronage. I will treat you LIBERALY and HONESTLY. . Yours Respectfully, Septembtr 1st 1905 ; Tin ghest , old _• nes Etc, every* have j y'county RLY.i Sylvester Greusel, Ware House Opposite C. K.tS.F R. D'P’1 fer Ft Kft-K K& KA BLOOD DISEASES K 3 K r wun in- oia gu*y ■* auppr«M the ■rmptomv for a tln>< ‘ ! J2Ln,’“rey ic life. D«n't i«t <ju»ck» <xr»tumn. TRMATMaXT ta gwantred to >”u Of I; ttACKBU HT RANK BONM that the Blood or Wtln dlof pxuiint* have town already cured hy nur NEW -w /••**". »na no return *>. ut» -■ "patch up. tut • rxsaitlve cur*. The «or«t car» ’ 11 NO ttSUC* USED WirtlOtn .WRITTEN CONSENT HAD BLOOD POISON 12 YEARS I 13 . K ' '“ASCHKY ORbKll. dDUNTY MAPS Can be had st ihe Woodlwd PoGtoffice. They TC tiie Tll'y gi give names of iveryf^X To the People of Woodland and Vicinity in Woodland Wednesday. j k corm NOT MADE b/a trikt Solfeilt i dleville visited their 7old ^friend Mra '■ ^°x is still unable to reeumehis j Tbe L. T. L. meet* at Geo. Fuller’s Jennie Wilcox of Los Angele*, at the j etadie* Bt Albion. He will not be able i homo of G<xi. H. McConnell last Sun-1t0 retum to Albion until after the Hol.Saturday night. day. idays. WEST WOODLAND. j “ Mias Jane Wickham entertained Miss Mary Strong visited her. sister I Mist* Maude Simon spent Saturday , ’ Our school is progressing finelj' un- yoting friends Sunday. Mr*. James Pattison of Hasting* over | and Sunday in’ the village with her der tho management of our efficient | Mr. and Mra. A. J. Hunt celebrated Sunday. psrente. teacher Miss Pearl -Nash. their fortieth anniversary Sunday and Ml.: Jennie Ilulm- ulll.H.m.. Mid, Bteku, reinmnl to E^t ' rtri. i '■ J. L. Smith and wife of Woodland Mr. and Mra. Jay Hunt were their |« rn.ting her Meter Mm. A. F. M»l- to epend the winter with her daegUrr ■ viaited at Mra. Mary Easly's Sunday. ■ guests eT" nMl l"™,1'' Fbnrede;. alter en extended rieil at I A.Ioa Reiglar of Freeport was the ‘ ' Mra. Frank Rowley of preinont. Mra. Lulu, Levison of Petoskey fe. ■ Andrew Cain’s. guest of Hereie Durkee Monday. South Dakota is visiting old friends visiting Rev. W. H. Holcomb and Mrw s . „ . . , , ‘ family. ‘,ra" A- Hebert er ha* returned Misses Mary and Gertie Hellie- ^ere 51 MeWhinney made a hnianesa trip | \"S,*7 bower. James Comins and Chet Henney . Z Mrs. \'ora Strong and family of to thi. piece lm« Watbwdny „d mJ of Freeport were gtiests at L. Dens- Woodland were guests at Horact| Curtis j tnrimd to Miuiistee . Thursday a. m ! Mr"/ Eckert.wwa of toWn has ; more'* Sunday. I Sunday. lime I”151 but is now M. C. Early and family of Nashville ( Mrs Lorina Barnum is in Hustings !j Mra. Carolina Wilcox of'Grand Rap- i **en ’,l for I convate»’*“tH. visited the former’s tnothfer Mm. helping to rare for tier niece -Althea || ids ia visiting friends in Irving. | Mrs. Harry Sixberry w on the sick I Jane Mose* and Mr*. A. Croon? Mary Easly from Saturday until Mon Rogers who is very sick. list under tbe care of Dr. .Taylor of 'returned to their homo* in Battle Creek ’ Mrs. Jennie Matthews and children Middleville. j last week A company of about forty helped, and Mra. Homer of Hartings and Mrs. Goa Forbey and wife are occupying Miss Bessie Weaver of Woodland and j •! D. Rounds were tho guest* of B. YERTY'S CORNERS. B. tbe residence recently purchased by Fred Baine celebrated their eighteenth | Murdock'a people Sunday, H. Yerty and wife viaited their aon John Freeland and wife in the cast birthday laat Saturday evening at the ; Oaca*, at Lake Oda.m laat Munday part of town. I home of the latter. A moat enjoyaWe | Leoi) Barnum and Beanie DiUenbeck Elroy Smelker and wife of Fillmore STATE ROAO. time waa had. ]. spent Sundny at Carlton-Center the were guest* of Herbert Freeland and Preaching at the church Sunday eve- gu-ta of Ora Verty and family. wife Sunday. C0AT8 GROVE. uing. Meeting, are in progre— at the U. Fred Dem*ray(ltegan school Thurs* day taking the grammar ’department rnaor I Cleanest and Cheapest Fuel. For Sale by GAS CO. Phone 359. ante recipe together with a choice bit Martin Ellison and wife spent Sun- j Eev. F. A. Hatch and wife of Hast gueet of his brother Ivan. of advice. i day withj the former’s parents. | lugs circuit visited'Rev. W. H. Hol-; Other Grand Rapids visitors laat i ------------------Quite* number from this vicinity 7,mb *n‘1 fan,llV '“‘weak Tuesday, week were Andrew Cain. H. C. Peek-I Best Grade of Oysters for Thanksgiving. HOOD RUBBERS Happy Home MHE PADfill SECOND. .1 solid golden oak, die carved rocker like cut, with opera seat. We consider this a bargain at tho price. . It will cost you/mlj $4.25. THIRD. A big bhipment of mattresses that you must come in and see, $2.00 up. . W*D£ row Slate ut Mlehtaan. Filth .hmielaj tlrtirtt In Ctuncrrv nl» cxtMcirr.<™ • •poclaL} Of U.l •eor<? b'.tcotnb. Complainant. urmriom* . gradually « ukvra f<«n«-d. lunnim . . toctuse law, pal dr ia t. “F’re pile atcmach. foul breath, Itchy akin. U>M doctor*. I rrvw to hat- th* !< >k» of Anns* Whitmroh. lletenttont. ta.r m-uU that a ithin Thomas & Paras, « teftre HrenJt Ju4ge Solicitor* for Complxlnkiit. AKERGAN DETROIT, MICH �H-Tatid every time you feel the IVICIT TA TRf I; ,.k at it—It may help the pain. ’IJ11 XoVKM»^K -*2, 1905. >v |||[ non tin _________Jb»u.i« rm ,w Ath-lo-pho-ros aths. ATHLCF ' TaROS COMPANY, New Haven, Conn, w. J.-HOLLOWAY ?re junrnev- green irreeti turban........ j .. . " .' 8'uf ’• the and flowing roliei " .B ■>! the natural •ame color, slewed us the ruck under mvk, »m. ot ,arge e h ™ tbeA.m. , whereon Abraham attempted bon*, l.undn.l, of .................... o* r t(> p“ “’7 “nd whkb 'J“iid. The bowling alleys in St. Rune*H hall in»\ C°"r «« l-ilM- Llljab, Jma, „nd M,h(,„et oSere(] w« re i>|K’ned Thursday evening. «P prayer. Th.. Ark ol the Covenant D.viJ Wall.-uv Kelly was surprised Wednes1« ™prK»ed to be huri.J, beneath it, '.dn v l*rt. on ;the occasion of his (loth n.rnnieniTil to xu un-. wind ini,’’,!"Sl“bm"t-' «»cend«l to heaven Wo now enmmenryd V>tr ■ birthday. Mra. Kelly invited in a few •"d™t ~»1..found .Lt be Z! c»r^“'' r“'k '!’" «illir. .lark -ot ’he neighbors to a six o’clock di n- bill* until we slgbcwl Jeniwi™. th.! ' d,2 ?.? . “ “J 1“'w “ i ker tivr in honor of the even.t. * I. built on Mt. Ziou ami Mr ■ ,L“ok “,a ,ta 8reon '“foanml ■mating .W. wa “,el IVba "t, wh" hwrafou file friends of Hon. Chase. S. Osborn : the Soo.' former State Railroad , •» f'be earth hm.tiunnm.ted with ? fc£7n?M ra”‘ «ucb aa .Towrlot rrewd oi rutu,,.,...! !».«.: ______ | foot «l< mtnuMioner. mtrnrratuner. will will be l.r pleased plearnd to tu learn learn ' "fob ,. — alm tne print of Gabriels »Tne Here eaougli there were j;« he had han eulil a portion oil hia Hnined temple, tuwer* wall, .ml ■ dning lutenm. in Canada f„ . < tomlw. mak.1 visible indentiKiona which ft aiarHr! nwinhW Mich prints. bm t„ m,. .j quarter of a million. I «ive locality, of tl„, worl± 1 euuld not ace bow ;tbat rock could be The new form „I money order to *"«lw lu ut.-. w.ve udon moved it all 7™.’7h.”T* n™.?'' !<• iiM-d in iMMtuffico* is very similar ! w<?‘* of ,bouRbt riwhv, through yuur stood'nn ns i foundation it it was i art of the rocky : - the old style in use Wore Jhe pren*>n**" wrncted then* 19QU I furuuition of f Mt. Moriah. N<car thin EveO Sack G . • .fottn whs adopted. There are fig- ' •vt'ar" “K0 Tb‘» w» the city in wbtte rtaTi. in tj iti the .tlooy, was a slab of jasper. ■ <<n tin* edge to indicate the*trwt* Christ walked, in whose temple • originnllv „"""”y Mid to I'ontain ly nails .-.:*,uunt for which the order was is '1 ht* worM,>‘I1l*‘d'Hnd taught, from whose ’ ' which the prophet drove in. When all! sited. • , courts he drove out the mor.-y .-hang­ then.’nail* are pulled out. tho end of, *tn’ whose tribunes * Twenty five ladies attended the nix ’ vrM tribunal* condemned him the world will come. Th-, devil prills । and un wLm ’IUU of «‘.l.. isk dinner tendered by Mrs. .) C. tu death. a, “l <m une uf the*- nails uut whenever.he gets i Andrus tu the Birthday Club Wednes- g.u„ *?’ be?t’n« x,i« gates, be ua* ern- u ebanee Qnly '.thrw and a half re- ■ j ci fi«d. main. (You are Opposed tu give th-.! ■lay evening. I he d^-uratiuns were Christian* in all j^rts of the• World guide bMSknbe**sh for this information;. . -p*;.iti«>n* and chrysanbemums. It l !<><*k upon it a* thi ‘ Holy City” w.* •< a ver-.- enjoyable gathering Mrs -Uh-. l .„„, 1„,„ u, .i,,,...] tbl. M ; titled by the htoodhif their K-.l.-.Wr „fK1Ak,„ of Wood -'altered. ,u.h fur t • or 40 Ibs.for Jeans (1iri>t. And .it is th .i..l« and Chrirtjjp amrct. j, y j,,.,,.,,,,, ■ A’onl received last week from W. JI. . rood wheatprayer of thuu.*and» t<> lie > •I.- I.. .-Hl- in u,„ ,ixlh T1„. in.* and jwrty- who are deer-hunter it* walls aid -have historic ;:.g in the Upper Peninsular above I spot* pointed, o .; to them'. A great tbe jirched t-iiling it was plannej by 1 • i 4i-.i*ing. *tat*-* that the hunting is in ('ImMians. We descended into the . Ty j*K>r near wlit-re they are located. the Christian fanb^uiter the i vaults t’.-nvulb th- temple area, which : Tie-re was a very little snuw and the foot, as did bur skyiuur. I are called "tyolomaM stable* and where । woods are t«*o noi«y for sucvwwfnl hunt- carriages await’thej thrutig u . horst*, could b- kept. Here we era inside the walls. . Wc : could *e- some of the immense stones I ?. dnesJay evening, by Rev V. Ifc took carriage* fron}.ihe dejiut, pawing ,, ’ of the an-e tit temp|e. Between this j Hrjdley. Mr.!lx*onarJ Smith und Mb. several Russian i-easam* thxt were ; and the up|»T flour,is where Solomon’s I Belle I'a tt ri were'united in marriage, making a pilgrimiLe ud foot, from ’ r th. ••r*un*ny occurring at thex bride's Russia, to Bethi-iem. What faith ' ' jHM’b., istifn*are that supply thecily , with water; h» that th« stables would < h ue . -Jnly a few of the immediate We entered through Jaffa gate, and be down in too third story. H'tfi- t Ik- I fi -.end* of tbe contracting parties being drove dirqm tv Hotel DnParr ju*t outlow. Y. t under this again i* to be The HANNER join* tbeir • side the city wtdll when* we h'ad found the •jUarrics'where the stones; ! ■nni.y friend* in r.mgmtnlotn>n* and* Innch and then started out to • see tlie ; were prepared for Solumon’s Temple. No g. .1 wishr*. Mr, at . Mr*. Smith will sights.” A party <>t twenty wen* un­ wonder there vfas no suuml of hum- f Feed grinding’’ as you ‘v a’ home at Ba*t Cantor St signed one guide. I , ■ mrr nor ax” in the coustrndion of the , Onr party bad a yoling mnn.wbo was building. Thia ’quarry some of the 11 want it, 8c the cng. VtiM- Christinas shopper* ar** thr one* whi> make their purchases early. l orn tn Anutriea and jw< nt t - Jerusa­ ; chamber* ar- ,o or •*’" feet hiirh wus Highest cash ice for ‘Ci risfuiHs will -vuun be here, and fur lem toll ve when two years old. H« found only nlsmt JO year«agu—a* the 1 li^longed tu tbe American colony who । entrance was completely covered - up. ‘ good milling wl _at. tw.. ..r three weeks liefure that time number PJ9andIfveintonehtrase. Each . itaeebt excavations were, made and the stores’will he crowded with hny-rs <*t;d «.*vervl<Miy very bosy. The and everyone du a* they plea**-. They,* thr ujuming now is up by Damas- i are‘under nu rrstrictiqn whatever, cutne • cns gatu. sndabuvv this gate is where wi-• Chri»tir.a* buyer* are those who e . and go and n • question*asked All the < lord' n has cxtabhsli.sl th- n-w Calvary ! do their trading several- week* Imforel e ■ money earned is put ^wether and each Th- Masons and Knights Templar^ tL< holidays, mri-vv.it the *toret> some une hvljis hitn*e!f. aE hrst then- were <Lr ,• in the middle ui. the wr-ck rath«-r tu be no marriage* Hnt two year* ago .who were in «ntr party, hr hi a mid- night meeting in the quam-s huving tn o;i Saturday whifn the stores, arc this rule wa* broken. ■•»»’ uf the founder* a f-A •'leciric lights put in,.fur the i<la’.ly crowd*'1. and it is imptnsMihlc of th- colonv .i vtM1' Js-autifnl youngti, hut each carrying u tapir beside*. ■ --ivt- tiw attention that r«uld1 all uf Eve’s ■» vet’.- -i«rk v.'.jth*.. wvxi given on any other day. daughter*, inurried .-wk had a yomtg ,rtlp en <?<’<’4*ioris lik- this do they dknson last year. Now- &• k>ut very mneh. Und then well, Is? still an any mouse} Tbete’* « baby gtiurd* J. in the* liuUM.. ’. In thi* home they .do V>’»’droic to .the Mount of .Olives, taking of al! kind* which i‘ un .*a;t- where cur Saviour gat. and tartglit - and l*a*ru*-ul at their American iCoa.ny Store* binder •whose tn*’* he endured the down neat the Jkfla gain It i* m-d- itgony. Before and hehiw us lay the less to add that tradclLrrs enjoy this city, and from the*< very -do|»->. he ■ lillng I* luxury. • ’1 hr popnlat jon Jent*al*-m w. pt a» hi’ beheld it. Hen- wi»- a fuurt>*en mile* !U*nr«- at tbe present time it said to lie AX- view of the Dead (MMJ, of whom (40.1MX) are Jews, ’away: al*« tbe Jordan, flowing’ HIM ChrbUans of diffetynt *ect*. Hl.two' fro(n J^k,. TiberiaA or the Sea of WM Muhnmmtxian*. all ai-purently enter- Galilee; Bethany . only . throe nple* • taining intense religions, hatred for one ttway: and at our twjt. the valley of | another | Joh.«haphat with the tomb of Ahao- i.| -j-.— iERS Best gat the <ANK ‘RUST < maps roodland five the Her, the c owns, streams, >scs etc. jfficc, aster. R PICT A FLOUF isxsfcr <»- • •rotwte ott. - ?Jwt. $2.20 i' >f I'mb*!. aJu shot BE/ Per ton S arttiij c; .Jj I’.'.ib*; <1- And it t< r tire nnt:> «a*. o? p. Local News. wt. $3 the ENTS Ifalt. of Ha* i mil before <• w. mid tii ircut J to PC. do the k, Prop. Tlia.nl^sgi'ving ■Terr,,. <8grm law th, t Dinner you will want the best : T1ONS. NUTS and OYSTERS. I 'i. >t ntock ever brought into the <:ity "ir wants. Nuts, All of The New Crop. tc. Fine Li: y- JEFFERs’on STFr./ CONFECTIONED . . nty Y, "!3E3£3f - FRED WOLCOTT 3E ’3B 3E 3t 3E SAVE 3E * WIL: a * 4i pot. 3E 3 - Tn Ui YOU MONEY. m Ui m; iu i any more to get a GARLAND^ -<k=------------- w ~ m Itn.. Ik duy, than ‘ to buy some ordinary make. When ff fop get a A XI r. yoji get the acme of perfection fff Hi ui store A ire. A GARLAND stove is a liaml-Jg Ubone tu J ’beautifv your home, and heat it as ITT Ujivll. 1• least ’ ’ ■ id ■ K !W Ut UL Jt will SAVE Your Fuel. ■k Ui - ill and See Them at full t, Hard- dissert Bros. ll A . Having decided to quit fanning, we will sell at public Auction, at our residence one mile nortlrof the village limits of Freeport, on Sec 80 Campbell township IONIA COUNTY on . T uesday, Nov. 28 Commencing at ten o’clock a. m., sharp, the following described property to will: Bay mare, weight 1300 • Gray Mare, weight 1300 Black mare, weight 1100 2 year old mure colt, weight 1200 Sucking colt, 6 mos old Red Dnrhnm cow 5 yn»old. giving milk 2,-year old heifer, giving milk Cow, half Jersey, half Durham, giv­ ing milk, due in May 17 shoatK 5b <»r Go chickens 7 gray ducka 2 Plano Binders, one nearly new Champion Mower Hay rake Farmers Favorite drain Drill. 9* hoes Farmer’s Friend gang plow Banner plow No 21o nearly new Riding cultivator Planet Jr cultivator ’ Planet Jr sugar beet cultivator, new this spring 2 2-shove! cultivators 2 corn planters O<born drAg 17toofh* Spike tooth drag Wide tire wagon Narrow tire wagon Double work harness Single driving harness Double surrey, nearly new Portland cutter Pair bob sleighs Hay rack and stock rack Stone boat Aboiit 30 sap buckets and pans, all in good condition About 300 baskets of good sorted corn 6 acres of corn fodder Quantity of clover hay 30 grain bags Grind stone Bag holder and truck £. .... c _____ Sickle grinder Forks, scythes (.’row bar 4 log chains 2 milk cans Cauldron kettle Wagon jack .... „r__ _cart __ How boat and About 15 gallons machine oil 2 ll-horse eveners 2 cook stoves W’ashiug^inarhine And other articles- t >.• iimiierous t<i mention . . 1 w Sara vegetable sic7i-»A’^ io hav« r^rc1i ?Jl0r 8ray hair, all the dark, rich color it used | dsndrtffft!? grows long O.IM and heavy,’1 and • ■ 3ir st0P, s> filling, • • • 11 'IS, gl W W 3 *Ullg .» ., I u,*KnuIS»eS^^2i".- An An eleaantdressinc. elegantdressing. . r Ho, 77, The BEST 5 CENT Cifar • 1 try it---------------- TRY IT-------- The atre«-ts of Jernwem are narrow. very steep in’ part* anil many of them arvht'd over, with boree- on tojv The _. -I.,...*. l>aving stones are 4’orn w.n.w.tK «n,M,lh iiv constant tr.»vel,cuv*-n^ in many places with filth and reeking with vile udon*. h>m. the Pyramid uf Zachariah and of ’ Jamea. Yonder out of St. Stephan's ’ gath came the procession which bailed j ifiw.. nzwuiinu. No one pretends | Him aw..*!, with Hosannas I.. ! t<> know definitely the sight of 44... Gethjwinane. It is a flower garden situa- | A mixed crowd of till nationalities. . ted‘ in ai valley about one block square ' clothed in a variety « f costumes and rtnd guarded by monk*. On the op-, ' i*.4 ji burial place and the kevp up- h }rrl«-ct babel of* • ptMitr’-ide colors Golden ” Gate, which is now walhsl up. ” tongues and discordant sounds. Heav ” ’ force Tlie fir*t le|kr* I *aw w«» when we : ily laden camel* aiw were coming down from the Mount । their dray through the ‘of Olives thntugh .a narrow road, al- ! inibt im|*assabl-. la'ing so *tony and | We finally reached t m» Church uT the st*-ep. As wvtuni»-.l a corner to enter I Holy S-pnlcher. In impels. and GetliM-mane. partly hidden hy a stone । cluster uf chntrivte. wall, we eamt- rfgpl upon them. They shrinrs. covered wit j nv ruof nnd rose at our approach and came toward* , built on the mi plow'd *ij» where Christ ■i:«b ’miK h ..f .he . with .hub urm. ruM. ...4 C'- ' Obri.timi f.iUi bg 1U uwn fuller,'- '»««■-' for 1 •»“ an* always that it now seem.* H.U..I in V.hirfl"mi« m nl«'»r« frightened tli.l .wmm almotrt ulmc-t tv..;.... | like a u Vision, «•<- that 1 Jinn Tin' unitAnueniaii*. ri-ion, Yet Yel 1 could cinild »<■>■ 'hat their 1 Latin, were gmie. eye- rtclnwd Latins and »nil Gipl»-bulH (iipta-boltl ij ti„ger». tingewere gone,®>^ clo^d and Aa*y > Tnrkl.b ^lldiera ,pou of while on tbe parts of flesh . :XiXp h-•**’>«’,h- that ..........were -........visible. Th-v They had scarfs over their heads. Afterwards 1 saw several Christian sects of them on Mt. Zion and quite a few Below the main fl«r ■* • called tbeclmpel 4 ft. Helena. Mother children with them. Their hut- are on Mt. Zion and they are supposed of Constantine, who foqnded this ebure 4 in 800 A. D-. »»d where she claimed sh. to be kept there. One little boy. who followed ns for a lung distance when found the true erowi. Here aw' t» «hown we went down the hill from Zion. I d,, tomb of Jo«ph of Arimsth... recognized the next day. inside the On the same ierel is tbe supp.«d wall, on David Street; a nice looking ■ ■tomb of Adam” ent lin tbe roek. On little fellow who would kiss his ling­ tbe right mw. worn called onr attention t.K a «"•" D« , ers. then touch your boot, then tnin a ijw-ie four «»oW j handspring- ‘..before yo*t' His head like a bay window, w........... where i hud white hpotx all OW 0»t...d7-”H.re" h«' q, zjo),'w,.r(. ?l,own Oaeid's M.CV und V » U ■_ L.rilrftlllu„... with doth or .anfcsna wood durinf. 11 v(ind. Brfore rl.arhing ,bj> Ilta™ wc . 4‘ All sums of $5.'.K» and under cash. Over $5.00one years tiine will be given on good bankable $1 per at six* . per (tent, interest. 3 per cent off; for cash at sale. /- Mrs. Priscilla Gosch and W. I, Moore, Proprietors. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer. Eugene Sisson, Clerk. If you want to buy or sell anything try a Want Adv in the Banner. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and io move to northern Michigan and to engage in other business. I will sell at Public Auction op the farm known as thr N. E. Benedict place, situated three miles south of Irving Sta­ tion. on, northwest corner of Sec 18. Jutland township, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, ’05 Commencing at 10:00 o’clock a. m. the following property to wit: ".fe Red Durham cow. li yea re old, due in December . Durham <;ow, 4 years old. due in December Light roan cow, 4 years, giving milk, due in April Red Jersey and Durham, two years old due in March ' Durham calf seven months old Durham calf four months old 3 Hamburg cockerels, standard bred 18 Brown Leghorn hens, well bred 15 hens and pullets, mixed McCormick 'binder, nearly new Bubble riding cultivator, nearly new McCormick mower, new this year! Sulky plow in good condition Gale walking plow. No. 100. in good . shape Pair logging sleighs Set double work harness fair con ilition Hay knife Broad ax Cant hook 2 chopping axes Scoop shovel Corn plnater . 18 com crates Bushel and half bushel baskets Whillletree?? and eveners Half barrel of good cider vinegar Cook stove No. S x 200 baskets sorted corn 5 or 6 tons good-hay 800 bundles corn fodder . ’’T^'tad. o -omoMnded U. cpterod . large «»!« room •‘where. vS£ fe - -1 :±'”:.7'l;XXn=^ HAi>...XS Hair Reneweri I Auction Sale! 3.00 MIDDLES Per ton S' • ■- 00 order io t» t»« lap tn<- n * graV’F^ M“- F­ gmpt* vin«* farther i Work" t’T ***P*™««I by mt.Miciirou.,tbe e»Hre mountain b. 'be -Uib-l 'XdX w»nld be seen ■»„. r / "wpherd I of euatA. TL™ . *,n* hi” th^Hands _____ w. mtti| make ‘it : ....... d see how nS|y°n *» ®MrterP|ece ot beauty, une of I voiild how easj atM1 M<1 nAn _ One of of the ----------**«y and „Bturwl It chief un isiriA. . C oauerb Rheumadlam in Ita Worst Forma A IMicd' ">»' V « , wl(| cu„ yov. ™. Ufl 77 HUI < ' We were here ,rum onr ronsu Meo 1 cur’ ?mpiu. jruitlu soldier, ■” -sSlliSi .uiirJ of «M» Mod. While them a bl, u,maac« ‘where - i | plucein Hn'nlcova, ........ - p’“r “ Christ. Tlw-re can be seen a picture c • ijock — I. ’Crowing. urinir, ’' Tiiis WllN th6 , rt 15. b ' ■ p»r. L"w, m,w occiipy. ,W»»rorortUdd«. — to go. lo Jerusalem «> s"uk’- '’at ,pit« of Un. it i» su'd «■« '*» J7“h iiopolation ba. doublrf in tbe las' 1"rty voarK Yon wonW natun.ll>- think in tb.-ae modem times with ChrtM's teach­ ing. of love and mercy towards one another in mind, that the Jew. .would be treated as human befoga made in the image mid likeneas of God. and not to be treated like beasts. Any Jew CoQtlnued on pare W”- All Mims of $54)Q and under cash. Over that amount ll month’s time will be given ou good bankable paper with interest nt six per cent. Two per cent dis­ count for cash at sale. , I Chris Christenson, Proprietor. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer V �HASTINGS BANNKK, NOVEMBER M. I**8-. ^seventeenVISIT10IHE Something New’I I. Every Day. < Must Not Be Allowed In Saloons, , , non air I Coolldueo from page nine To-day it is Tea, a *। Bowling Alleys or Bill­ . brand new, genu­ iard Rooms. would take his life in - his own hands > ine imported Jap « Tbe last legislature enacted a law, a if he undertook to enter the Holy • tea at 40c a pound. < I very stringent one. which tbe city Sepulchre. A trial will con­ J | marshal, the sheriffs, deputy sheriffs During the reign of the Roman Em­ vince you that it ia < 1 and all otiicars should see is observed peror Hadrian all Jews were driven the best for the <' to the very letter. Section 2 of the act from Jerusalem, and two hundred years price. J I read* as follows -. passed before they were allowed to re seventeen -years turn; Then Emperor Constantine,after We carry a full line of! ,No minor child under , charging them a heavy enter&nce fee. alt Staple and fancy Groceries, J ,,f ’«'• “°r ml“°r K,,° '• Z . ,• ., .. ’,,• in . ___ lowed them to go through tbe Dtiug iu any any nubile. public, nrivafA private nr or mkrnehlnl -parochial Z also ladies and gent b Hob- J schools in the rtate of Michigan shall ! Gate once a year, to weep over tbe ruins J iery. Underwear, etc -------------------------i------------_ of Solomon’s Temple. This paid so well _ | be permitted to remain in any. saloon. Goods delivered all r < 4 J] <! <' | 4; « <I ’ to ' t parts of the city. J Store open evenings. !W. H. FAIRCHILD Phone 292. barroom* or Other place where any spiritiviC8 or intoxicating liquor, or wino or beer, or any beverage, liquor or liquors containing any spirituous intoxicating liquor, or beer or malt liquor, is sold, or given away, or furniaued for a heverage: or in any place of amusement known as dance houses. concert aaloona, variety theater*-, or in any house of'.prostitution; or in any room or hall occupied or used for hire. : 15 New and Second-Hand ALL WEEK! that they were allowed to go once a month.and now it is once a week. On Friday aud between four o’clock and sundown, you can witnees a solemn look­ ing lot of men and women standing with their facet to the wall, dressed in ‘ ’sack­ cloth and ashep. "weeping and bemoan-1 ing tbe downfall of Jerusalem. Tliey go j through with ’a ritual, taken Jrom i parts of tbe old testament. The Psalms I of David, aud tbe I-amentation^ of ’ Jeremiah. "For the palace thst Heth I desolate we sit,iu solitude iind mourn." 1 To me it waa positively touching. I . truly believe that in time the Jews will go tiack to their own. How strange it seemed to mo when-1 I noticed I numbered this jiage thirty | three, -the number of the yeara of our .Bayiour’s human life, when I was just I ♦ ing billiards, pool, nine-pins, cards J -dice, or any other unlawful game, or Y ' in any room ur hall used or occupied ♦ for gaming, pool-selling, or betting in X any manner whatever. Any proprietor ♦ . keener, or manager in any such place 4 who shall, permit buch child to remniu ♦ couches, all made ovI i in any such place, and any person who J er in niy own shop j ! tdiall encourage or induce in any way going to writ*! about tbe drive of six I such child to enter such place or to miles to Bethlehem where he was born, j by a first-class work­ 4 X ; reunip tlirrein, sltall be deemed quilty Passing Rachael’s tomb, near the road- I T of misdemeanor, and. upoti .conviction •ide on the right, we could only go in-1 man. At very low 4 thereof, shall be punished by a fine of to ' the main building. Tbe inner I >not less tlian twenty-five dollars ndr chamber of the tomb is only open to 3 prices. T pioire than fifty dollars, or by inprison- liheJcwawho g<» there for prayer. 11 ' ' " that " the " If ihttmtnnvln nn ; ment in the county jail not li.<m than j understood Mubammoifan-. ; PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE • ten days nor mure than .thirty days or , Jews and Christians all agree that this I j by both such fine and imprisonment in : is the correct burial place of Rachnel.as W, R, Jamieson, Prop. ;f tiie diacretion of tbe court. ‘ ’’ spoken of in Genesis Jurt beyond on 118 North Jefferson Street. the left is the well where the "Wise ■i; Approved June 1G. 1H05. Men'* huw the star that guided them to the Grottos uf the Nativity. Several ot onr party .kept on to the HAHTINILS CITY BANK ItEPOKT R. B. Messer started Monday noon left to visit’Hebron, taking in. Bethle- ! ,x>rt of the condition of tie-Ha»tlnit* rify • Kankau HimIuir*. .Mh-hlititii. at Het clwo- <»( ! hem __ on____ the_______ return. They afterwards __ ______ _ __ jl btiMne**. Nov. .Wh. IW». a* r»!W fwh-'1- on an extended eastern trip. C<nmnl*«l«wr of th.-Bankins l»ep;irtm<'iit. i Chester Mower left Monday eveniift*!tuld »ne they were shown "Tbe n d COUCHES The “Stay Satisfactory”Range This Exhibit and Special Sale of the 158 Range November 21 to December 2 For one whole week we are going to devote our time and energy to showing the ladies of Hastings and vicinity some new points in Steel Ranges: ° Free Offer YOUR CHOICE OF A PERSONAL mention. Loan* und diM-ouhu .. ........... Loud*, inurtpix*-- nod wcurlth** Overdraft*.................. ........... Hniiking hottA*- ....... ....................... ixw.0 oo J-’tiniluitv and fixtures................... timer real <-stot<‘............................... . Items in transit.. ---- ---------- -• Due from banks In reserve ciUn*........................ ru U. S. aud National Hauk Cmr«4d-y ............ IU73 oo Cold (.Xllli .-...................... . 7.956 OU silver eotn . wo a Mt-keis aud rent* ........... . ■>; 41 ' i heck'. ca»h items internal revenue nren-.int... ................................ ! ’’krth from which Adam was made.’ ‘ . the place where Adam and ’.Eve rain-1 iKelw Stemmed., bortqm. trip io, Xed Uw^hm .iter • telm, driven ; V.rand K.rnl.Tlinr.l.ynnd kndnv. | Uartl,.u u, alo,. ,lw | i for a busipew trip tu Cincinnati. Mrs. Jennie Hufl. of Albion. N. ¥.. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Frank Calkins. L. N. Moeher and wife left Turaday ifor’Columbia Tenn, where they expect ______ > __ _ . ito spend the winter. AH f «XX B SEr (>f: COOKING UTENSILS cvnaiatiug.of Enameled Ware and Nickeled Copper Ware, or ai; SEMI-PORCELAIN DIN*E« SET. hAndsouidy decorated in Gretii and Gold.giVeh with each Monarch Mal­ leable Range wild by us during the period of thi.* >peci*l sale.* wie.re-Cain killed Abel; saw the burial , plan •> of Abraham. Sarah. Isaac. Re­ beknb. Jacob and Leah. And for near-! h’vear* the grave* have been i carefully -guarded. V.'.v ’t llirA/'f a4 1,1,.1 n.rv, .. We Iv'.'V went direct In to I4 Bethlehem, a |uwn ■: abdut 7.UOO inhabitanta This blessed , ' ’I1* ,' "d""1 ’•»”« •>>’■« hT Christians, gave ns rather an unfavor; Sir.-. Thomas Mahar, ot .lacksou. «apltjU ktrek piiiil I......... 7WXI0 09 ! able impression as .we imssral through Surplus (hikI.................. l Miss Gertrude Suiith.went to Grand [ variona Untllvld^! prctlt*. net. .. ■ narrow, crooked anti rough ■ Rapids Monday and attended the ij streets, followed by beggars—and -|peo-' (lomnu-Vruil di-|H>«ll-. Savings d«.-|H»lt* I W.W0 34 1 Etnaia Eames concert that evening. 1 IG.H34 54 Sartnx* certlfic^tn— . . pie :who wanted to sell sonvebirs.’ We Dr. Clarence Lathrop, . of Ionia, has! went to .the Church of tho Nativity, j Tutoi............................ been in the city for several day* being 1 whtire we were conducted down a Hight I ,mty,Jiur7.». U-Mi-u.,,;., J. A. A. AndtTson. । hr >b- •«•-:«» aim- „I ... tl„ Ch.iri .4 th* X.UVH,. .tmckup -OnJortrnStam., BtthKnamed lank, do solemnly swear that the above , hi_ sUumrni h true to the best of my knowledge nis / a low vault 38 feet long. 41 feet wide. , -Amerien’’ and the "Star Spangled and belief. A. A. Anpkkm»N. Cashier. j Fn*Fcutor FVtvxs - and Drain , itcitif; thedutur&idccJirity in the tack, j Banner. suuserttwd and sworn to l-efon- me tfifs iMh r of Nov . 1905. miasioner Sauers of Eaton County were In! tbe floor is a /silver star, wijh the , [>ead in very salt, no fish or lv coinmlsMon Fx|ilrr» Oct. :>1. ( m thia ofty Saturday having business | Inscription-. Here Jesus Chrisf was ;.Ufe of Mny kind can exist in it A with the probate court, with reference •! l«>rn.<>f the Virgin Mary. "Right across ghor. drive the next morning takes you to lhe so called Barry & Eaton Eaten- from this was the Chapel of the Mang- I to the River Jordan, where it is said M. L. Cook sion Drain. _ I er. ^vhere the shepherds came anil -onr Saviour was baptized. It is rather found the lwil)e. \'e all carried tapirs. a muddy, stream. You sec men’in 1» 0’et fkt’re wjere many lamps kept hum- j small boats fishing, and can hire them / ! ii1*.' dll the time. Different sects have j to take you for a abort ride np and \ I places of worship here, as they du at . t]uwn the river. Along the tianks art­ . the Holy Stricter m Jerusalem. We wji|ow, and other growths, hut \ I walked to the aide uf the' town and nothing of any great sin-. Of course N I went out oti the brow of tlie bill, looked ! tfie disenssiun of baptism came up and 1 I over the country and saw where the 1 Tte'.’s the kind of pies and cakes we make. They are on account of tbe abundance of water I made of the best of materials and made in the regular ; shepherds were caring for their flocks I think immersion won out. On our re-, CITY BAKERY WAY, which is the right way. Try our : —as Of yore, when the angel tuld.. turn trip we saw the mountains of Jtitnblea. j them of the birth of Christ. Moab at the right and on our left the , I was thankful to have the privilege I hi Us of Judea. You will like our Home Made Apple Butter Pies. j of being where our Saviour was horn. ' Quite au impression it nieke* upon SANITARY *8 l*ie lM‘5t because it is made right: r even though it might not be the exact i oue when you realise you are standing nDET AH it’s clean and wholesome. It’s wrap 1 spot. It must have been Munewhere i D K tx AU. ped in oiled pajier as soon as its baked. near, or an the spot where tbe Israelites 1 around there. We returned to Jernsa- i encamped after reaching rhe “Land FINE LINE OF CIGARS AND CONFECTIONS. j lem"ft|lly realizing all that had taken j of Prom me.’* where they had thfiir , place from Bethlehem to Calvary. । flrrt panbver and set hp the tabernacle. ) I The'next morinng we drove to the ! Leaving the valley to go back to Je­ 1 1 "River Jordan. Tbe road that now j rusalem. a steep grade rtquired several “Originators not Imitators.. Props. The CITY BAKERY. • leada. io Jericlxi and the Jordan I un- 1 to walk up hill to relieve the horses. deratood was built by the Emperor of After reaching a certain • elevation. 1 _______ ___ _ ________ _ _____________ _ ____ _ _____ ____ __________ _ I Germany, after a visit, he mndti to the looked back and had one more view of oooooooocboooooooccooccxxxoooooooooooooooooooooooooo ,Jin<i Ihi. travelh ra the land I had hungered to visit, 'but had to .walk, or ride a donkey or camel*. never expect to see again. Now they have good horse* and car­ Jerusalem • has a stone wall that is riages. Yet my friends it is a ’ hard ' two milt's in. circuit, in some places road to travel over Jordon." A ride •eventy feet high, thirty-four towers, of throe mile* takes you to Bethany. and seven gates. From thi* place Christ made his last I have now^given you a sketch of entery into Jerusalem. It is a desolate Jerusalem. Bethlehem, Bethany and looking place now.yet we felt we were the Jordon, as well as my memory walking on ground frequented by our nnd limited diary would allow me. We bundle the beet grades of coal on the market— Saviour. We were shown what uro After seven days sojourn there we will Order from os and yon are sure to be satisfied. Phone left of the wajla said to be the home of 1H4 aud we will give youy order prompt attention. go back over the same road to Joppa, Martha and Mary, tomb of LazaruH, to join our boat again and sail See us before buying to and tlte home of Simon tbe Leper. Alexandria, the seaport of Egypt On leaving Bethany as far as the eye LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, could reach was a rolling, rocky, C.C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, CREEK STREET­ barren county. The farther you go the deeper you get into what they call a HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE Will Bidelman is bailing bay for “wilderness." No trees are to be seen, Claude Mead. only a shrub that i* eaten by tbe camel Edgar D. Reid met with a vary pain­ or donkey. Down in the valley are stationed a few soldiers, who are a ful accident last Friday while fixing protection to the people travelling fence by a nail strking him in the eye. through those hills of the wilderness. Mra.Lizzie Lake visited her daugh­ At one time it was very dangerous ter Mrs. Geo. Scott jr. last^Vedneeday. there, and I suppose it was in this Mrs. Mary and Virgie Birtelman vicinity that "a certain man went visited tbe former’s daughter Mrs. down from Jeruselem to Jericho Fred Gamble last Wednesday. and fell among thieves, who stripped In canned goods everything depends upon Mrs. Bert Hilton, Mra. Saddler and him of his garments, and t wounded Quality. When yon buy canned goods of him.^and departed leaving him half Mrs. Sam Damoth, viaited Mrs. Henry me you may rest assured that you are get­ dead." There are Bedouins . now in Bidelman one day last week. ting the best that money will buy. I have that district that would be glad of tbe The L. A. S. entertained by Mrs. canned opportunity to rob the stranger. Marj- and Ida Bidelman was well at­ The rapid descent made of over 1.800 tended. Proceeds H<0. The next one SARDINES, TOMATOES, CORN. PEAS, SALMON, feet in five miles was fully realized by OLIVES, and BOTTLED CATSUP, MUSTARD, will be at Mra. Bert Striker’®. Every­ the heat Arriving at Jericho, where body come. ETC. DRIED BEEF. HAM, CHERRIES, ' there is a good hotel, and where you Some NEW FRESH DATES Just Received. We are *orry to bear of the death of. stay over night, being still an hour’s ride from the Jordan. After being re­ Chan. H. Brown, son of Dr. F f. BUTTERICK PATTERNS. freshed by a good supper, you go to Brown, formerly of Hartings, wo /lied the Imlcony to get a breeze. You then rt hi* home tn Belleview, Fla., Nov. Phono Ho. 10. begin to realize to tbe fullest extentwhere you are and bow far you are Mra. 8. J. Bidelman returned from from home and friend*. All this with Grand Rapid* laat Wedneeday, her the deatb-like stilloeae of tbe night not daughter Mra. Effi© Burroughs accoxna sound—except the howliug of jackals : ! . j I ! t .; *u,o. Mrs. x.-nnntun Cassius uiujijn Bruuns uuu nnd Mrs. Jllrt. l*ee i arv th.’ ot Mr. anj , “LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE.” VESTER & CARTER, M. MATTHEWS C& CO CANNED GOODS HORTON’S Tw’,,””y No Advance in Price on Account of this offer. We are now handling th- Monarch, ma.de i.. Iruw liange Company- and are selling them. t<«>. Made of malleable iron and steel. They do'ti:,'- ’’■rk without the damage from breaking, cracking,or war: '^tierru^ in the use of <<her kinds. They stay tight and s-ihi ’' ••ii dftFr lifetime's use and give the same economical -*r'i However, we can tell you al.l about at to la ttes a H ouri store. You will not lie urged to buy—simply to exm and see what a sujierior article it is. There will lie a lady present, an experienced , , lints on cooking. Coffee and biscuits pr-parf d pn th .Monarihkrfljj la> ..erved free. Remember—all week Nov. 27th fo De..'2nd I results in cooking and baking are obtained v I -i, p ,pr tnftbnd* are used. W. A. HALL, Jefferson Street 1st door south of Miller & Harris Furniture Co. HAVE TO LOOK UP TO HIM ' Ickes were tailed to Ohio last weak <• ■ attend the tuneral of their brother. A POLI JE.Mlx s testimo». The L. A. b. meet* tbit- wi-ck wjti This Captain Stands Six Feet Nine y|rg p Icke- Inches High. Fattier Lives In Nashville.* . Mrs. Hnbta-1 Stillsum ut Hastings i« • caring: for her sister Mrs. Main. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. SUaby visited A St. Igfince item in the Detroit Free Sunday at J. H. Day’s. ‘ s every person who travel* on _______ _Ubequamegon. ________________which Nealyplies everyone in this vicinity ’ has the steamer ' between St Igdac*- and Tbe Snow*, -ta ,hmr *'t'rn ■«’d drawn forvwl tu look up to th* muter of*th* “ld •” P'>l'”'i»lt for winter. cruft. Christa C. Fowler, for lie standti; QUIMBY. six feet ‘nine inches, and is the tallest 1 boat captain on the lakes Captain Mrs. S. J. Bidelman, who has been Fowler is i! memlier of a remarkable on visit to Grand. Rapid* and wax family. His brother. Irving J. Fowler, | very mck while then*, wa- brought of SVbitecastle. La., three t*-— yeart ------ t •*■ hi* night is is i.Uk nut vyrv very •— ■- ' home Wednesday uijr.ui junlon 1, ne«fl,'b. wm* height: bl. wall yet. boom* .bettor at th!, writ­ . .. Jhmee _ V K.o Fowler, . . of ...Nashville. . ™ Dig. father. Mich., is six feet three, and hi* sister. Flora Eowler. ot Kalamazoo, is six feet two. The mariner is well proportioned, but his weight fluctuate*, ranging from 2b0 toJ0O pounds. When Captain Fowler look command of the Cheqiiamegon. two years ago. the pilot house was too low fur him. It was tiresome to stand hours at a time in a crouching position, so the owners raised the ceil­ ing and he now moves about the house with ease.-NashriUe New*. V-------------- ---------- —---------- « J CORRESPONDENCE. J MORGAN. There will he an entertainment at Maecabee hall Friday’ evening. Nov. 24. given by the K-hooL Good jirogratne. Proceeds to purchax) an organ. Admission 10 cents and eeata. Every one come and help a good cause along. Wh’le E. R. Reid was driving a nail F riday, it accidentally flew in such a manner as to strike him in his eye. At this writing his friends are not very much encouraged as to saving his eye. His many friends hope for the liest. Bert Scotland wife visited friends at Coats Grove S.unday. Tay Cantele in aud eon Melvin of Nasliville visited at John Casteleih’s Sunday. Sumner Sponable and family visited The Gleaners peifected an organiza­ tion Mondhy night, Nov. 18th. with at Walter Bidelman’k Sunday. eighteen charter members. Regulates the bowe Is. promote* easy B<jrn to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mead natural movemnts. cures constipation Wednesday morning Nov. 15 a son. Doan’s Regulota Ask your druggist The mother is reported as getting for them. .25 cents a box. along finely. H.P. Feagles* brother from Tekonaha. Mich, has Iwen spending several days visiting and caring for tbs former, who is very poorly and the Dr. M*ems undecided as to what ails him. FOLEYS HONEY—TAR George E. Hilton .’postmaster of Fre­ mont. Mich., called on W. S. Adkins and the postmaster at Morgan. W» have Frank Isen hath of Elwell loaded hh oods on cars last Wednesday, and "SS forHi«tagA whiob pUc. wlllte bls.future bum., h, „ S.turd.yU»;i.tter Krtottb. w«k visiting at Thomapple lake. Black­ smith in town Mrs. Mir,- Sparks i. qolte having been confined to her bed for the l«»t week. hk;h bank. HMn, Bechtel h«. retunirt , 9“’®?'“’*“' “P i" North D«Sot. u>d Csosd*. Uilnklng-U th* nlMrt ^jrj rteited w« .coc.a.pu.S W* broUw’“-1*-• L. 0. least a hal medicitnv cured ui cough inli Try a Barnier Want-Adv. Don't Deci CHRiSTriflJ S:- PHOTOS Du ..Ki piiuii's ■ 11 i‘ kind ot -J .;>vcs vo;Ho gvi ' •:.,Y a- il ui phowe. ti avoid ih* portal rush A ! gift, w* would JPftk* make only t!.- I ’<1 that ..tlie ml! Write or phi »• hare yJlir oW let you ku-'Y negative y*-t. us they u present*, them made > time tn mak- EARLY. Phone I <0 \ uihvllle. Ml* i JUST ARRIVED. A nice assortment of l«n’Ps!u'' in, value 25c to $1.25 con>pletc- Also Vases, Water Sets and Match Hold ers at popular prices loves- »nd New Underwear, Flannelettes, Gl^.Mittens. I A«k Ur a tree nunpl* bottle of Foley'* couth medic,no. We atoo keep Bees Honey .nd Tor, W h'« Ptae ud Tar. Chamberlain’, and Dr. Hull’. Remedies W. w. WATSON, Breids, GENERAL STORE — IRVING, MICH. Th* lrvln« Rotlor MHU ■* �I >’' . . U/ _ ____ ______ __ -■ - • * v ' ..•iiis ii _■ find business in their ^furniture department . ■ j .I.'. «». .H. ' ll... nl... 1. > <lo more. This ls the place to i re, Poide mid bring your We Ijmdle the famous old reliilak Heaters'aud Range; I >. lluekwith. Dowagiac. Also ni'isular stoves. We have j . i.| stock of Blankets and ■s that ari< right. f ♦ J f S f f 9' 9 9 MERICAN FENCE MICH BROS “• B*rnu“1. NertTlUeiBiih-l iStai’i ETI»«>P. C Hi Tbotn.., Hawing,: D. H.CorthclI. Franklinville. V 2;iC' W Ur“‘! Hedge: McW U1M^ Orwx) , M Arnold. Allman; Che., YMng. K1U,. «•«»;. B. Parka. Kmo„. r ’ Som. t»rv. K»«xi —— tar °-or l‘"» the iielghtor l*d'«. dlto o„ Mr,. VhnTyi,, to IHtoh. which Umy wen, ,n lhe |,.lnt m doing, nnd In tho m<-»,tinit, the rw of tho crowd gKthennl At the duput in oraor thAt they >um :>u w •Arne time. In <wder u, deceive Mr. of'tto \r ‘"'""'‘“ta- O'- member of the crowd plmned tu Frenk Ven Tyne, ukiog him if he would go to bandprArttce. irovfdittg they wocld oome for him And ofcounr tho newer ’» ”S" che !«H' crowd wto ir |hnd gntherto At the depot, tnnrohed to Withe home of Mr,. VunTyne tu tto tun- Wiuf M.roklng through quurgt." U) touted by the drum curp. Thi, p,nv .. - vi. —- 7 Ik lk ik — it rtiwworkid no well that Mm. V. did "ot^v-eu ronpect th.- |«« lhiuji umU : the whole crowd bolted . i„ the dour. : “'J 10 *h,T ‘“Hrti-f of the crowd ' ""?■ titair I,..,:, “toh u c.iol Healing mamn-r v..u I would think *be had planned t»-«. । W(*k' fur Ito Mtoiaion. although ,h. ■ <-maplot. ly ,urprl*ed A program , had tout preptted fo, th, eV,.ning which conaialed .« -mu.ii: and roadimr \k ».follow.r *■ SHULTZ. AMERICAN SLAVES W. J. Hollowau’s ^mancipation Act that will Free Thousands, W. J. Holloway. Hastings leading lungs, kidnevs. and liver will all ho druggist, is ready to restore freedom involved. Indigestiion causey nervouatu many who have been in ataolute ne«s fdeeplewuesfi. headacbeg. back­ slavery. . aches. distress after eating, furred No one appreciated better than . the i tongue ,and general weaknes and de-. victim of indigestion that he i« an abject slave to*his stomach. and Mr. ■ Mi-o-na is not a mere temporary Hollaway, in guaranteeing that Mi-o- relief for iudigeetion. but a positive na will strengthen the stomach so that remedy for all stoiunch trout les. pro­ yon-can eat what you want arid when moting good digestion, vou want it. removes all fear of further • Ask w. J. Hollowav to ahow you tbe bondage. . guarantee under which he m> L* Mi-oThe .stomach ia to tbe? body what tbe na. A larae box of the tablet^ Mills ** for * foundation is to the house, and when 50 centa. hut costs nothing ideas it it-is weakened or diseased, one organ cures. after another is affected until the heart The Ladies Aid was very pleasantly entertained by Mra. Barbara McCallum on Thursday of last week. Between HO and 40 ate dinner. Those present from a distance were Mra. D. Campbell of Cloverdale. Mra. Lyda KeDey of Hick­ ory Corners and Miss Man- Harding of The M«x»bee IUD, n^d here Satur­ Hendershott. The hext’meeting will day night. «ra> well attended. A rar he st Mra. Fred Zerbel’s tbe third Interring diKua.lt.n m bold on U>e Tueeday inDecemlier for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Loomis enter­ ■Object of Rowrve pnnj in tl], MaraHOPE CENTER. tained the. latter’* son Fred Kelley and l*f insurance. Mr. and Mrs. • Howard Mosher and Mra. Mary Elixa Engleub, of Boot jack wife of Hickory Corner’s from Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Whittemore, of Delton spent Sunday at Arthur Gader’a. Hollow, WM in town Tuerfay and day until Monday. hought her supply of aage and. other Cl;as Kenyon made a business trip Mrs. Clarissa Townsend ot Wall lake "piece for her Thanitegiving cookings to Middleville .Monday returningPtome who has been very sick is no better at j Tbesday, ■ at raulkiwr's Drug store. thia writing. . . J. MeQ iarrie and wife of Wall lake An entertainment will be held at spent Iasi Saturday with their duugh-1 Hope Center school house Saturday DELTON CHURCH NOTES. ter Mrs. Maud Zerbel. I evening Nov. 25. A good program will Mm.■ WillarJ tiuru Payne rayne of ot Cloverdale Liovcrdale , , made a. friendly call at the parsonage! '•Wn Hallock left Monday morning l>e furnished.. Admission ten cents Munday morning. ft,r Vandalia. Cass county where he 'I lieneflts fur school library. - -I fzi mn.l, «M .. Miss Mary Acker and 'James Shirioq MK. Grao* r.nuoek’ m,.l | »"rk lu « mUl. Pierce lost a ----horse last week Tvmpletoi/of Delton uttended the M. i Rav ------------— r -- ------------r­ j wentto Augusta Sunday. E. church at Clovenlale Sunday after-' C!M“* of iU deatb Wtt* Indication. Mra. < «e$ler is conflned to - her lied at W“MrK NeUis.VM. fr^ rttU)r' ‘“’d * "““'"f < tar terThl^h ! Ul"° "“““I'-stu Kiv„ tar ,hirtbO»y nrprw. ln th)> ------------- _________________ DEPARTMENT A COMPLETE SURPRISE. jaldrich bros f novemkkp ------- ^^-^M ^NOVEMBER 82, 1W5. nede"rh "fekbythe BANNER’S Correspondents. --------- g li------------- ■Sitings banner, iTUli/rCtm . Fret! Zerbel has a horse with lung this writing. Dan Payne led tbe .Epworth League I fftV1‘r Shrerid from this vicinity attended at Cloverdale Sunday evening. . D. R. Smith and wife are entertain- the Gleaner’s Social at Cloverdale FriMis* Eva Pierce was home over Sun- | ing the former ’a sitser Mra? Denmnore day evening. • dfly and assisted in the choir at tbe , und Httie daughter of Hillsdale. J ; morning services. j Andrew Smith and family spent j I DOUDS CORNERS 11363477 If you are not my regfi patron, I solicit a trial ori I have a nice stock of Gro­ ceries and Meats and ban certainly please you, bbth in Quality and Price. . J. SPROUL Delton,. HOUVENIR LIVERY, Feed and Sale Stable. DELTON, MICH. ■ Telephone or write ma when y<»u dr*e fro Delton. 1 meet alt trains. Frier* tet*onab' P. J. HOUVENIR ■ Marshall N'd'wood arid James Smith !s,,n'kty at Goo. Keller'a of Orangeville. . Mrs. Norris is better at this writing. • I Henry Zerbel and friend were at J. xk Piano duet ;by . Mr, I: Morrb-.uw astdsted the choir Sunday evening. H. J. Mead and family spent Suhik I ncd ^*1*’ ।I'-sl1’-*- '.ong. by tbe . VBOBATE omiKU The Earnest Workers ot Clnvbrdale ' Underhill's uf North Barry" Sunday. i day at Harry Bresee’s of Johnstown. ■ Stele ot Michigan. County of Barry. »*. ■ ■ ik Heading by Mr*. W. . M -E. church will meet with Mrs. Ira Miss Linnie Kenyon of East HastAt a scMlon of .the I'robate Uofirt tor tbe . .Archie Bansill’s spent Sunday in, County ot Barry. huMen ia the 1‘ro ate office A ,lugh"' "°l0 *'’■ •■»“>••• Mlilll. Piano Broods Friday at : p. m. for the pur- ings spent Sunday at home, ; Irving. . tn thr city of IfaxtiiiK*. lu said < wnty on Uf ; daut ly\ Benu.-e Flower and Fen: >i. LTO*. MICHIOAN. pose of electing uttiwra.' Ail m. ml««ra .• ------------- ------------;. Leander Mead and fauulv of Hastone tfiousan4 ulna bundled aj«d fivr. s -J , Urartu, tt-r. told by Mae... Xurwuud. i are urged to U- present ' CLOVERDALE. ing. .pent Satnnl.y aud Sunday with Picwlo and piatiui duet ,1# Mason an J We ure glad to note the interest taken j M *** Eva Pi(xn'e of Deltoni wa- the retoiro. in thi. vicinity. cn... me,lutyrata • Mttrahall Norwood The program wa» in tbe aubjeet used at the morning J gu«>sfuf Mrs. >•*?? Mina Dewey one day' School l..g.n Monday in Dirtrict Na J-f-J-; thoroughly enjupiled by all L. lowing service at the M. E. church. Daniel is j’*** Wt*k. ■ • court iurportltir to l«- the l»u will ind testothia refreshment*'were served which t one of the strong bible characters and i Mr; and Mrs. Fn*d Green. Mrs. Mina ‘ ment of old dew:i*.?<l l>e admitted t< Probate were alsM enjoyed; Asa r< lut-mbraxicv siamla out boldly for unswerving Mel- j Dewey nmTGyoyer Davenport atteJided ; , The wtslding . in dur vicinity - created andthii ••xreiitor ihereiu named apjipitited or ' rome other xolt^be pertou. ’ A"?WILL.WEILLtCO BUFFALO NX ; of Mrs. VanTyne';-lurthdiiy th‘ \ pre- -. ity tu (fol. ' The need of the world ! ll>e Academy of Music at Kalamazoo i h ^“nation last week. Wedding Tderouron ft I* order**! that l ifday. tile »tb day of December A. !>.. 1WB. at t -u o'clock I seated her with u beautiful boteju.-t of t«lay & Daniels Uckhi»nri:. Christian j”t* evening laat week. Mis rang two nights in sncceuion. In the forrnooij. be assigned for the f earinx of : said petition aud that the heir* at la r of said ‘ American beauty riwes aud carnet i<ta». lives. Ihv MilJ.-ct nexi Sunday will | Mrs. Homer Green de-ires to ex pres* -oojrentulationa. _ . ./ The critical eye ol the most disdeccaMxt .and. a!! other jieraon* Hit rested In Alt departed at a late hour after *]>end' he Nebucl adn.-zzer.G *cond dnnn. I her tHnnks to the ladie* here and in j । said ertfate. are required to ap|rtir a a iwsMofi 7 • e|'oii)R Observer can find no flaw ot said Court.then to t» holdeu ut lb probate ing a very enjoyable evening and wish­ in la&hhln. fabric, fit and finish .......... ' office, tn the City o! Hastings, In *a d county, 1 Lt , ■ xoit y s nonej anu lar. it con-***<> ,uu» mum- If u any »u- m*—- ■>*■.« u* tl , re inajitr •nd show cause tt*r» be. why ing the huatesK many'hnppt returns of it anil warning to the King. • ct this elegant paletot overcoat. । procuring her a new sawing mnehme. tains no opiates or txrisions aud • never ®* ‘I*.l*UUomr may i ot l* grant- . I her birthday. furtltcr ordered, "[bar’s dd’pe'tlridoer give ■’ e: > line and curve is an exact John MrBain. «n3Twif. .4 Brn.l, I J}11*»“ For Mil. by Arthur E. I* -■to * ild estate notice to the reraou* luf^rosted triplicate of the best New York of the rendeni-y of *a!d petition and tt>4 hearing / PRAIRIEVILLE. Ridgei visited the family of Frank * ** ° nu • ___ thereof by can*lue u copy .of this ojder tq be Mi-* Sadie MaLeay of .Prairieville and London custom tailored pTopublished In the Banxf. 1 anew*, Mra. Margaret Ritcbio is visiting j Leunard last Sunday. ~ । spent part of Iasi twrek With Mr*. Car -her grandson Gt<o Mullen - , , , - The rich and poor, young and old paper printed aud circulated In said < ounty of ductiunsi The man who appre­ /r«'-Nnu«.. MuiKn. Lymau Dayton and wife spent Sun- all receive the same7 treatment at Barry, oner la each week for three • kocm1v» I Ixtvylahd • week* previcMis-to said da» ot hear’pR. ciate and demands the very surveyors are here surveying fur the day with J. Mosier anil family at . Mulholland’s and that's good treat­ Elxa Cl Hk< «>x. ClIAS. C has. M.S M. 5 ack ACK.. ' Mr. and Mrs. AJ Ashby left for Che* electric road lx-tween Battle Creek and ! i*rairit-vil!e. highest irade of apparel should Probate Itexl»ter. “ ' ‘ Juder-0 Probate. ’ ment. ■, (A true ropy |. I lajygan where "they w ill -la-nd the examine this mode! of oxercoat Gr.nd Hajort-. j Artlnr Fatton nnd jrifo and Mt*. f f> "5 -3 i ■» s 3 s -2 -S -3 -2 "3 -3 ILL CLOTHING perfection. Its beauty is more than >uriace deep— every fibre and >titiih is Genuinely good. Collay, lapels and shoulders are formed a .cording to Dame Fashion’s latest mandate^ and from foundation to THE CL0THOS Oatton and Prairtavifla. Mich K W A STRING SAGE ON IT . When you buy a bottle Faulkner's Syrup of White Pin* and Tar Cough Syrup you have a string fastened to your money and y >u keep hold of the other v id. If it fails (to satisfy. yju have only to pull the si ring and your money c >mes hack. Try a bottle a OUR RISK. Keep hold tlie Hiring­ itt|cl&ss ■It lina . .Ifkj Railway Time Table: C. K. & S. R. R. makers, Wile, Weill & Co., have done theii-level best. A gilt edged < investmejut at Sio toS^g L. L. Loveland & Son, Mr. and Mr.*. Klingensmith uf . Mina Dewey wpent’ Sunday with the • Orangeville were in town Sunday. * family of A. 'Replogle. \ Freq Grew after hiving’ condjucted 1 ■ ■ — .................... —--------------------------- ;-----------------------------,--------- u-------On Tuesday afternoon Clafe Thorpe; while fixing some rurlijug in tftiirns a very sueessfnl sale of rehdy made । list and Rrow:’> writs: bad a piece ot hiard ck’thirig here ha* gone back t«» Sun- I Miss Queen Blackman wa* in Kai. Imstabla. bible. effect iOct -iz. iwm Tikt>g effect Aug. ll.1W. Tra'.hillcave . fail un his head inflicting u severe i field time ' In in eSect finish the expert tailors of the Hastniysas follows: Central Standard Time. | Abzoo Thursday. scalp wound. In dressing it was neceeCRESSEY. . --------- ------ar ' to take several stitches. Dr. > There w, ■rowel attended Mra. M. Francisco i* spending :.Frt i> Eva ExtMcLeay dressed the wound and Mr. ! some t|me with her brother ty. Fi*her. . the I. T. *" ~ Bunh’s Friday evekina. Proeetd*. wen Th-irpa is getting along well. The L. A. S. will serve oysters »Fri- ; »•» a/tu Delton 8; f'loienhile Mr. and Mrs. J. G Hughe.* attended : day evening Nov. 23 at the home of : 3.^ Shultr - V: • Hastlogs >: •’ £ Dr--itartei wa* in HMtififc* Thurs­ a s’.irprir-.- party in Delton Saturday Philip jBarberi• Supper will be served । Coats Grove evening aMhe romEveryone c (until i<»ino'clock. **’" home .......... ‘of ,f 'Mrs. Nellie ’ *f----Woodkind —*; day. ' , 1 til VI 4 11 ar Woodbury Ir f; ViuiTyne. ; .; vitcd. . ' Elmer GoMkill .vjMied his parents Via F M By. Mrs. Minnie V.-indurbronk returned Mrs. Aaron King of Kalamazoo calk-d Linsing .. .. ’ here. l»*t week. Grand tinpld* 7:W am , Mii .Anna Whittt-raore <«f Prairirvilh* ' from a visit with her .son Peter at on friends here one day last week. W. 8, B.utBOX. Agent. C ilcrign. Rutland. Mr Mrs Morris Brown eater- ' Hastings. , waa calling ud L»»-h«>n friends Sunday. The Helping Hand *>ciety will give . tnjntvj| (-ousitis from Kalamazoo Sunday Mr. and Mr*. HHrick of Vicksburg a'aocial »n MriUay hall Saturday. ..nd M-ijday. WOODBURY- IONIA STAGE LINE ■ have bought 4U ac<es of A. B. Nu-U t- . -...a *'A= Tl.-.rt Vooni. >» r- i?; .i.i ...in ■ '-csv-* W<H>JMtf‘tn after arrival of mottling tralu* ut *-i.l AtrWrs at Jaula 10:Si a. 1 Qur IMUtOT.nev. 1>. C. Riehl will , turning from IONIA I-o*t Office all: 15 f. M.antn-* at Woodbury at 4;00 o’clock fur Iran ae.il will erect h new houM' on the. Kin and .-Ira. InW. \0U0g Spent Munday and Tuevlay in Otaegp attend: gjve'a ehalk talk, next Sunday at 2 I M. Ity. and wMuwtittion thoc. K.as. i name tn the ntar future. Wtvt. H. MARTIN, PRO ing a ministers convention. । o'clock! He has given these talks ' ' Mr. and Mra. will Whittemore *p-i-t . Mrs. Ezra MurbhuUM.- was in Raia* ■ niazoo Wednesday i Mr*: Lula-Chapman returned to her . before colleges and large audiences mid : Sunday with the ; latter’* parent* at home last week after working for MYs. they premise to lie very interesting and ! Cedar Creek. Gisi. Nvl-wn the past.yeaf.‘ everyone should avail themaelvrs of! j Mra. Geo. Mosher i> on tin- sick Hat., Bom b. Mr. :u,d M^.Frm.k Hugha.! ori»rt<.»ity »nd eons, out aort I 1 The Junior L f. L. m-t with Mra jin. Elin remoral to her ZMinufc MclhnuiM ot Grand Raplde : 3n MlehSmTrajCo Bortto'^rind ' Vern Loomi*. Thursday evening. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ! Mr. and,Mrs. Jaines Bate* of Battle . home .»« uf u.irn W.dnertny. > I. tbe K»<*» other aunt Mr, June Hapld,, Mleni*.*,____________________ ! Creek have been culling on old friends : Elon Clement wa* in OUegtr Tne*. r THOMAS & PKYOR cn Tnou*. . Jennie Fisher. Fannie Johnson, bred «*'*>- l.h iroxad i hefe. lL.-ma.r of Kalamawo and Mr. m>d Atwroepi at Law. U B. rnro. Johnny Williams of Galeaburg wm‘ d*.' ' , ; ,, , . I Offices over Hasthsjpt City Bank. ravrniic wniLAT* , Mrs. Jake Houvenrr and children uf |--------- - --------------------------------------------| in town Thursday. ANXIUUd MUMEIV1 a. | Hickory Corners and Jennie Honeyaett COt4BOV E A PUTTER, Mr. Silas anil hi» two sons and their Some of the mptt anxious hours of a 1 d <1Hngjlter)l ,nfent Sunday nt Byron c Attorneys at Law, , families have jnovtfil hen* from Penn- mother's .niltW.* life are those when the little । ... . .T . . • ; Suateae-ara toPhilip T. coigrev-' - ' Office la Vni«w Block. Hartings. 1‘rneticc* in 1 sylvania. and will make thi* place ji ohest of the household have the croup. । Fisher’fi ' * *u thecuurta ot the utrte. Itbelr .home. The Measts SIU*, will There is no other medicine ao effective । EAST ORANGEVILLE.' ! A. F. KENAST<»N. ‘ I in this terrible malady Hk Foley’s; | run the Hour Jllll. starting it Attorney at Law. ’ , Honey and Tar. It is a huuaehokl j One of Frank Hart’s big horaes ia 1 f*rer J. S. Goodyear & <5o.. store Price 25 cents. ! Jlonday morning. We wish thenrsuc- favorite for throat nnd lung tronbles. ; very sick with but littlte hojies of its j Pnictli-r* InjUl enurta ot the elate, voflmloti* •roinpliy attended to. ',and nn it contains no opiates or other recovery. cew in their undertaking. ; ------- - r-.v-: 7 „ ,_______ Mrs. A Mantle apd daughter Winnie ; poisonfi. it win be safely given. For Wm. Gillespie is cementing the base- ' SMlTTJ, Attorney al Law, . sale by Arthur E. Mulholland. I were in Kaiamajxxs Thurwhiy. menl Ruhr in E.rn«t John™, torn, j A|| b„,lnHJI"„og’p“„CJi and csratlll Mia,Fern B^lldaletter r.-turn«l <wm Babv'won’t suffer five minutes with Mrs. parah John cox and daughter attention. »'..si —»«-— -a specialty. Collections THE DRUGGIST, Hurting, Friday night. l*>» : croup'if yup apply Dr- Thomas’ Ec-1 Gladys rind Miss Vandenburg spent Offlceover Banner Office. 1 lectric Oil at once. It acts like magic. *’e want >«-n attending Higfc School. Sba Wil. ' Either Cash or Trade. and Eggs, Highest Price, P Sunday | with Charles Hayward and not return to renome her »tu.li<-» Perfumes at Mulholland’* sell rap- family. F. E. WILLISON. l>. D. 3. 11IH nit Swli Cider until Spring Use FAULKNER'S CIDER SAVER 25c I Him Franco* Flower, o/ Prairievilla 1 Uy. There’s a reason. Mary Fox uf Cloverdale visited Anna Ra»tlnrs. Mich Mia, Queen Blackman lx-t Jobncox Sunday. yisited Friday. There I was no dance at Frank Hart's Mra Nellie VanTvne and son Frank laat Thursday evening on account of DELTW STATE BASK REPORT. will entertain the Senior L. 1- the sickness-of one of his horses. We BANNER Report of tbe eoudiuoo of JbStat*’ j tr^ineaday evening.. At tho former :R MAPS OF understand that those who came were | X^Wen- WM P. A. SHELDON eritertained by Tom Murphy and wife. Abstract and Real Estate Office. RY COUNTY. mlsAlowr ot tie- funking Department. |. twe<jn jhe gir|B and boys to see which Jesse Kenyon and wife spent Sunday Abstract Block, Hastings. ,|de would have to treat, and this fate. Money to loon on Beal Estate. Ileal Estwith L. ID. Woodman. every Barry County,tate sold cu commission. General conveyOf conreo. fell to the gtrl*. aad Um number ani-lnf. Bavins a complete of Abstract Loun» and dluMiunt*............ .......... $42,120 12 towuWill R. johncox made a business trip *hipr«te. '■1 ••treat" rte girle have planned for the Rooks, compiled from the Records. can IWOdK. mnrtgngvs and securttte*....... k; '' highways. to Kalatnaroo Monday. furnish complete Abstracts. oterdrafte............................ .............. Krejms iwir'iact toy. will prohably .01 ho fontotlen for . .irehf*s school Itanklnghou.«e . ................................ i Will Monica aud Charely Kingsburj VWyw Furniture and fliturcs n?vx, for reference. some time. Hue from bank* In reserve were on iour streets Monday. Cities .. ............ •• *-”• •*’ -Mr». B.rn.-l Norwood I" on the sick ONLY 50CTS. V. S. and National Bonk NORTHEAST BARRY. Currency.............................. ‘-"J ?! 11 fie Dclisn Bos! Office. list. . _.. GoldcSin............................. Remember the entertainment at Mrs. The large monument of Mr. andhfa. Silver Colo *°* NlcMe» and cent*.............. • 50 Clara Clark’s Friday evening Nov. 2. Eton Penhock of HMtinga.WM unltodFor LIVERY RIGS. We have f- S. 131MS, Postmaster Total..................................... od at Delton. Itot week, and b> tolng R. E. Webster and family entertained several flrat class rigs In connection If you are going to repair any with our Jefferson Street F«^d Barn. of your buildings and gel ready friends from Battle Creek Saturday putod on the ground n »■" for tbe «old weather that win ■jo.ta) no north of Hickory Cktmer,. Thi* » • Your patronage solicited. and Sunday. Capital stock paid In. soon be here, I would like to t ndlvlded profRa. U<M John Willison is building a black­ ran- large monnmmit. weighing man; figure with you on that (-otnmt-nMl defbwte. .saving* deposits ...... smith shop. 5631T W .Savings certificates.. WHEN YOU WANT Frank Newton and family visited 77.101 97 Totals in Kalamazoo county Saturday and ^XJbX^-tocb.omk L Mr Block is complete. Hr par­ Sunday. ing cart tor wbat 1 bur and with •‘Itdfc'i of flip " ..... nntired bank, do *Sv knowledge CALL ON L A. EATON, HE HAS light running expense, I «m In a Dewitt Collirter is Iniildipg a >ew 1 ‘“tl can secure sstsapooitlon to quote very attractive IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND “Stableclubbing rates with this house. prices. It will Pa? J!" “ C*U : 7-8 Jlwtrihwj *nd sworn to before mews « THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 95 Miss Mary Beach and friend of for any or weejcjy and see me. . Dowling spent Sunday with Miss | " "“mint publi.hed lu th, United Bessie Litte. j eommcT^W j™™. j Full line of Al. ion P^nu -<bj 1 / or<-*na(lx u can b, procurMiss Minnie Boyes will commenoelbe | beet on the market Can *na J AM JU COI4.IW* J winter term in the Bu nell district u „. home ot tbe dece.-ed lueeaay, ’ «I other Uvw.j.apw io thia DQ£t Monday. Nor. 21 « ‘ ' °' cloci ‘ p ' m „ °I Michigan. t .VVJtrrC bottles.i Michigan Cental. ELLIS l»R. KUshEI.L W'111 answer call* In thr thr city cityand Wcirltty; s|>cclal xtfentfou 11ren to Uatoith anil diM-ux-s of thr throat a td ctwH hnd chroulc dl*ra«es. . t'tr.w kt tMldraee it» W. t enter 1L. Juris I”* west of the old Ktnwrli home, t'llice h>tm,;M l/V. L0WHT. ’ Hastings, Mich. Al *ay « a large stock of ere glas tes and «;x '*tacl«» on hnnd - . 11. A. «U.H. BARBER. Pbvslelant ».nd £ur<eon i i itfl* lu diy or county vmi - - L <• with ^.-ompujes*. day nr Right A HANLON. M. D., —' Physician and Surgeco. Mfddlevfllc, Mich H. V. GALLAGHER. H>y«icif n find Surgeon, Dowling, Mich, r —-Office ■ houra 12 to 2 p. m. nnd 7 ta f8 pm. Telephone af Hotise I’ay oy Nlgbl . ;____________ SllRVEYOR.______ Walter heath. : BARRY COUNTY SURVI YOB, Residence cn See. 4. ‘Fratrievlih*. I'cH office addreM-Dcltoa; Mk-h.. R. F. l>. Nq. 4. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Barry |«K$ 131$ price CLUBBING bates “"lix.** R. S. HARTER. M. D-. PHYSICIAN arid SURGEON. । OFFICE p*1^. ,o”; at Hotel Delton, w®f E Boudelryi HMM. M«; ROWLAND BROS. lumber bill W.H. Chase, If you are not buying tbe pound writing paper at Mulholland's, It’s because you do not know about It. Wm. H. STEBBINS, Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. Itoom t next to ChrUtnuM- Ptiotogl Siad lo. Residence 3<» Court street, calls promptly attended, day or uijh DAN LAKE, THE OLD RELIABLE ' HORSE SHC ER. Shop on Coart Street, Just east of Jefferson st oriULu for boys. I make a specialty of handling MENB at BOYS' KHOfe. See my line before bgytn Kepatrlng tnatly and promptly door i PHILIP BUTZ. Second door •outh of Foetet&oe. , If You Want to Buy or Sell Anything, Use the BANNER’S Want Column Delton,. : Michiron. �HASTINGS BANNER. NOVEMBER 22. lW5-_ 12 THE PRIMARY ....WANTS SCHOOL FUND; Hunter’s Qorhpasses Continued trom vagi. cue. If you are going North, come in and get a Compass education: We could find places in this i •itate alone for thousands of such ’ 'j young men at good salaries, and they would soon pnt Michigan in the lead as a manufacturing state. But manual training would not only help the manufacturers of Michigan. Imt it would also help in all other traden and professions, including fann­ ing, by making more practical, i thorough and independent men. It is naeless to argue the benefits oi a sytern which would train the bnpd to I useful work as well as impart technical Everything in the Jewelry Line.. Fine Repairing The Corner Jewelry • ....Store.... OPEN EVENINGS. F« R* PANCOAST skill, while it was teaching the brain to think. And what boy who had taken a manual training course as well as a high school course would not make a better citizen* since ho would feel that he could with confidence enter ujh | on useful work. And the girls are FREE-DINNER SETS--FREE , FREE-YOU CAN GET A DINNER SET-FREE POHIf P QE*NT7 UUUI\ Ot OEill I Phone 37. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, FLOUR and FEED. The Grocers. If you have anything useful that you want tosell. or if there Is anything useful you want to buy, place ap adi. in tbe . BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If you have a buggy that’s lying idle in the barn; a stove or other household goods you don't use; If you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house you want tosell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; In fact if ypu want to buy, rent or sell, just try our Want Column It brlngvbuyers and sellers to­ gether, and only coats ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try It. We are anxious "to have you understand That we are interested in you and your clothes w; nts. i We may be able to help you with suggestions. Our clothes (Stein-Bloch and Clothcraft) and fur_ nishings are the best that we can find anywl ere. We are on record for that and we can WANTEDTjThi^7 atarfed. in tho milk businw* in Hastingsaaml elicit my share of trade. -Address, F. W. o..____ tT7 T) 1' I Barons. Irving R. P F. J). 1/ 1--------------------------FOR SALE—House with two lots. I Fine location. Inquire of M. H. ■ Bailey. “Deliver the Goods," Come in. You need not buy. This week see our window display of the best k nds of underwear jn two-piece and union suits. Heavy (“TJalS*’) fleece lined shirts and drayvers, 50c A good fleece lined one for 35c. Camel’s hair wool garments, 75c and $1.00. All wool red underwear (fine quality) $1.00. Heavy ribbed or flat goods, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2. Union suits, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2, $4. Boys’ heavy fleeced union suits, 50c. FOR SALE— A few choice ducks for Thanksgiving orders.: Call early. Phone i also taught ’.useful and. helpful things 443. IL Andrus. I ' in a manual training school. FOR'SALE-Eight’.■ acres of land I Should Michigan win its case in’the mi lea west of Hastings TO acres cleared ■ V...8..Supreme court, 'we would like to if sold at once.Mrs. Luella Wiley. see all the back taxes collected from Weidman. Mich. I . the railroads used to establish m^hual FOB SALE- Mali W'agou. good a. training schools in the cities' aud^ vil­ ■ new*; price 3.’> dollan>. for pnrtmlars i lages of tins rftate, requiring that each address Roy Bassett;! Carrier Xu. 3. , i city o£ village pnt as much as the state। Nashville, Mich. ’ i j mi^t appropriate into buildings ami . ^LTib-LadV Cun make Tlie Celebrated Semi-Vitreous Porcelain, with'. Gold Trimmlwn: <J1 VEN A W A.¥ FREE T<HUJB CL’STOMERS. We have saved no expense in getting up the moil beautiful patterns ever made. Given'away with our cash sales, piece by piece, and con tinned until you get a complete set. Set consists of Cups and Saucers, Pie Plates, Breakfast Plates, Dinner Plates. Saticb Dishes, Platters, Vegetable Dishes, hugar Bowlr. etc. Anything which goes to make up a .fine set . We use these dishes simply as an advertisement for our businem. THE WAY TO OBTAIN THEMIS EASY Trade with us aud get your friends to trade with u£, and we will do the rest by supplying voii and them with these DISHES FREE OF CHARGE. I j appliance^. This would give toBarrj fnim to |k.r por particulars ! j county. to be so used. If N'n4i-; chJ« Ju,um ; 'Barry Hotel, from 7 to i ville.’iM’.ddleville and this city all de- . h p. n>. ’ ’ciMto build ...eb tte .pprot>HJ.t>oq from thu .<>»■ would be bfch. Wuirtt 1»‘» ' I alumt'$10,000 CHvh to Nashville lufd . Broke single and donWf. H.- E. Berry. j Middleville, and *30.000 to Hastings. ! Sec Assyria. Addrem Bellevue, ** | As milch more from these places would * •'i’ch. Route »•. . ~ j build pnd equip splendid manual train- '] j ;sT—Blark knit Alvev.-lexx jack-t, ! brought to ’this, place Saturday for-! jng schools. So it would be in. other - Return to Mrs' C. G Holbniok. City, burial. . ' Lcountfes. • lor wward. Glen Blake was in Ann Arbor Sa|- ' Suppose 23 per cent of the annual ! FGR SALE 1 have nine extra guod ! unlay and attended tho Michigan- fund.'were devoted t<» manual training ’ -terrs averaging<»v« r tbn hundred each; ■ ' Wiscc-nsin foul ball game. -cImioIs. That would yield prphatily 1 also Round Oak heaier nearly I , r. . 1 'ini tkNiRVMtriumaintainth.Mesrhi>ol>t I Live one mile wi-st add one milc ^jiuh George J ones of Delton was the f>"AWa year to maintain th mJidoIbl f Addreaa (leorgr Campbell. «Mt or .1. J. Stork Tbnnular vvt- ■ <" "r W""’ «*»> Amyriu Kout. 1. When you want nite meats just I ' call or phone u$ your orders. Ojng 1 to NamviUe and Mjddlevjpe and $ti.'. . „ . V V : WUI lo Hurting. Thi. would MID Iww WAXTB1- A rounji man would Ilk. । Following are our prices per pound: 1 i “ «>“1 "-‘'"b' *«• to •- li'-idvd <™1.loJ.r..nt to lb. cl«r b.r .hv w.n«. ing with blood-itoison in his hand is . ,, • or longer. Addrw-s J. A. can- <>t imnrovinu ' up um.og :b. 11. acbMl di-lricla of I1AXXEK ' Shoulder Steaks . 9c 1 | thq county, or 30 per cent more than . . ;; Round Steaks . . 10c j —I}otatoe4. will W. A. Pn rre I. making nnlnerou. ,b - rect.iv„, Tbul would'certoto■ , WANTED WAXTED-IJwuhM. .nil pay M, the Urn Porter House and Sirloin. 12 l-2c ImproraneMS on hia nwid.nee on Ar- ly JHlwn>| ; >■'*>*« murkrt prior I. r a eonplo rar[ - : loads of good early potatoes. Hinch- i Pork Steak . . 10c lington Ave. far toward ^ueeting all expenses .in . man & Hull. F. E. Heath was in Grand Rapids on most of them. Pork Chops . . , 10c . -----: - ■ H .2 ...to or Mmbigan abrt. winAla ■ business Wednesday. Beef Boasts . . Be gl%, ,.I(.|a,iv<. torritory. For Frank Lee left Monday morning on aurta again.! tb. railnwl,. would not | Pork Boasts . . 9 to 10c a.hunting trip in the.northern part of,, this coarse prove a wise one': And I terms and full information write, or *.* Lard . . . 10c would it not lend to give to Michigan's C. II.. Thomas, Hastings. Mich. the state. Beet Bids 20 lbs. for . Sl.00 puUic «hool BjFrtein a far grantor val- ! wASTEl>-JuM » tow more gas-: tie? And would it not tend to place | customers to make up the -needed !»<» .’ LAKE VIEW. Michigan in the very front in indus- j so we can reduce thr rates and give There was a large crowd at church tries m well as in education. liy extra discouiitii ‘to ‘ ~consumers. ThornSunday evening. do ■ apple Gas & Electric Co. furnishing a well trained fored to ; 2 Doors East of City Rank. Claude Mead and wife are the proud I WANTED—A few more students for | their wiorlw Phone 22. HASTINGS, HICH. S parents of an eight pound boy' my dancing school WeiMtaday evening Charley Smith and wife spent sunWEST THORN APPLE. I Nov. 20th. E. C. Vrofiman. day with her parents near Woodland.' E. Hull arid wife of Eaton Rapids ' -------TOftSAbE—M;y 14('| acre farm one i Miss Grace Waddell and gentleman 1 have been visiting the latter ’ i .....WR —..v.. 8 sister mile east and half milt sopth uf Wood- 1 the J landimber. balance 1 land. Ten acres good g< friend attended church at the Sahlappi I Mrs. W; W- Willard W!n—•* and *family — class conditiuit condition . » ।i in rinrt rtai GoJ build- ' I Past week. ( CORRESPONDENCE. ' Sunday- eveuing. ■ , . . ings. Large double*!iwinged house. The jnost of the young people from’ >amuel Allen and wife spent Satur* One hank tarn 70x44 feet, another here attended the social at the Martin j day andjSunday with relatives in Way- ' lu‘ri1 -il|»x4X Windmill and plenty of CHIDESTER € BURTON, Leading Clothiers, CUT PRICES. I Woodmansee & Olney | J sshoonima. Frida, ..entat, at! .spoil hwd. • ' Mrs. Howard Russell was kt Grand in , Chicago over a good time. Merrit Mead and wife called ou his Rapids laat Tuesday. . • brother otte day last week. . Mj. and Mrs. jud Cook were the Miss Olive White was the guest of Tom Fitzpatrick is working for (Diesis Sunday of the latter's sister friends in Grand Rapids over Sunday. (’has. Smith this week. . -'llrsHinckley and husband of Mrs. Mary White i* spending a few day* in Grand Rapids the guest of her Mrs. Malta, and Son Flojd andMI„l Mrs. D. Harter spent Sunday W.andle J’ * daughter Alm. N. VanDcr Minden. *” “ spent Sunday with J. Mosher! Mr. arid with Mr, and Mra. Ed. Whitright of .George Coak ;r of Grand Rapids was and wife. I Rutland. the guest of his grandparents Geo. •' PARMELEE. Cook Sr. and wife the later part .of last BOWENS MILLS. Laverne (.'line, who is emyloyed in the Grand P.apids freight yards was ■! Bean threshers are in this locality. Miss 'Elizabeth Pierce has resigned ; .lames Stafford is home being out on home over Sunday. her position as clerk with A. Quinlan SHOO bail for pulling up Mail box Jand Owing to insufficient advertising I post belonging to Mr. Wing, on the & Co. and has accepted a position as bookkeeper with. W IX Gardner & the Gleaner dance Friday night was I Frank Prindle farm. We hear he has graced with but a small crowd. Soils. i engaged L. E. Knappen aa his attoney. , Many from here attended the funeral i' Mr. Whes has built a silo and has it Earl Wilcox of Jackson was in town of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mre. tilled. Saturday. John Parker at the home of P. Parker Burdett Briggs is at work on his Dr. A. J. Shepard was in Grand . of Middleville Sunday. large basement under his barns, putt­ Rapids on hnsinem Saturday evening. Aaron Sherk lost a valuable cow ing in his stables and making ready The M. B. Wheeler Electric Cu, of Sunday byita falling in the stable so for winter. Grand Rapids is placing a dynamic) in as to break it£ leg, necessitating its Ed Haines tilled, a car of potatoes, R. T. French’s flouring mill. death. :price K> cents on track, for Charlotte Mrs. W. J. Hayward and Miss Jessie Mr. aud Mrs. John Miller of Bowens ;parties. • Knickerbocker were in Grand Rapids Mills spent Saturday and Sunday with Wednesday. their daughter, Mrs. Roy Sherk. EAST PARMELEE. The sale at the home of Jacob ZerbeJ Frsuk and Alice lodd spent Si Rosa Armstrong and Miss Marie SunHubbard were guests of friends in Munday called a .crowd from this FarmeFs are improving this flue Grand Rapids Sunday. direction. The infant daughter of Mr. and XJrs. Robert Alley has rented his farm weather in clotting up their work. Homer Todd and family of MiddleJohn Parker who died with typhoid and expects to, spend the winter In । ville called on Grand Rapids St. Sunday. fever at her.honie in Toledo O. was Middleville. । Robert Johnson and family visited • with Wni. Skinner last week. ; Rev. Lane and wife visited with Mrs. ! Cheesbrough last week at Freeport. i The Missionary Meeting will be next Thursday the 23d at Hafts Morehead. I Mr. J Bregg of Grand Rapids St is MIDDLEVILLE. R. T. French was Sunday. ' i i H ;; . £ . h; Royal BaKin^f Powder Absolutely Pure Royal Bakintj- Powder,is indispensable to finest cookery and to the comfort and convenience of fnodern housekeep­ ing. Royal Baking Powder makes hot breads, cakes and pastry wholesome. Perfectly leavens without fermentation. Qualities that are peculiar to it alone. Gfeorge Kepner. LaketOdessa. ’rC ’f '£ I' . ; FOR SALE—-Farm tin* acres lovvi, good »<ril. three quaneis - s mile from ile’ -------------------- — ..-der ; ■and , buildingst write or call oh F . D. Pr.iti. I MidAh1 ville. . J WANTED—Anyone wanting <u l.nv, i sell, rent or lease Huuihnig to trv 'a ! want allv. in tlx- BANNER. ’ ■ i i I ! WANTED—Bring *ypur dwr h(*ad» to George Groeiiwuod, Hastings, taxidermist of 23 yearn experience: also mountg birds, animals-nn<i fish; altio makes .fur rugs. FOR SALE—Sly house and lot on north main street Woodland. Inquire oCF., F. HiBien, Woodland or Janies' M. Smith, Haxtings. Forest Jordan.. FOR SALE- -2 Feed inilh, 1 com and cob grinder. 1 corn obeller, 0 H. P. engine. .8 H. P. boiler. 1 Set PUtform Scales, Itt H. P. Traction engine 1 Saw mill. 1400 feet of 1 inch Black Iron pipe. 3 Heating Stoves for wood. One 3 burner gasoline stove, 2 Gaa boaters suitable for office. 1 steam -and hot water radiator. 8 heat register?, move pipe, elbows, covers, crom liars grate­ front anti hack, chains clOvirea. Ixilts. rods, washers, hangers, pulleys, loxes, collars, saw arlmrs. buggy and wagon springs, portable Irtactsmith forge steam trap. The above ighrit claw cunihtion and cheap. Also i Portable Drilling nprchine, 1- crew plow. Syl­ vester Greusel. } F0LEY5H0NFMAR putting in a Phone will be so he can Hello. Hastings Markets. -True greatness is not ascribed to UullDH Marteu ar. corrected eeery those whom tbe world calls great; but Wedne»da, morning and cai. be relied to those who are meek, gentle and upon m correct at that date. Corrected Wednesday, Nov. 13 i«k. ! lowly in heart. I’RODUCF. | HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE Rutter—th—we per lb. School will commence next Monday with Myrtle Geeler as teacher. Rob. Garrison has moved onto the farm of M «. Keith east of the city. There a he preaching next Sunday at half past one. Rev. Hatch hope* to see a fnl house, for his subject will be one that will, interest all classes. TaUosr-tH-ac* GRAIN'. oaw—nc. 1 *““• ’ •" ■s".1 >«a.”»*.n ’* BARGAIN STORE. AUCTION SALE! commencing at 1.2:30 o’clock sharp, the following described property tc -wtt: ' | I • Mrs. John Groat and son of Bedford, visited at C. Farr’s the first of the week. W. A. GARRETT, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, DEC.1st,’05 FOR SALE—A good two seated 1 rey. good condition. Will sell cheap Inquire Chas. Huffman. City. . Little (Jessie Holcomb who has been staying with her aunt for the past four POVLTBY. 1UUB8A.NO WOOL. mouths has gone to Battle Creek to fhlcluTw.allve-sc live with her mother. s> Everything fresh and sparkling । new _ with the brighi esi goods for the season. We are waiting to /please you with presents that are appropriate, popular, practical and ni every way desirable in the line of Novelties, Toys, Dolls,, Fancy Goods, Books and Notions. When we say toys y;re mean one of the best and largest lines ever shown in this :ity and. dolls to ■ please every little girl. If you . want sStisfa lion in selection and economy in price our Holiday Stock will fill your needs. Remember the place. Having decided to quit fanning I will sell at public auction all «>f n>y porsml pioperty ominy farm, three aud one-half miles north and one4nijt‘ •>’ of Hastings and one mile south of O’Donnell: sec. 25. Irvimriwi • n WAITED—Feather dressed poultry ' Mondays and Thursdays. For go.d rtnff will pay good price. Joa. Rog.- s. K<I»-,2Sc -tMc per doz. | The sick in our midst are all on the Lard-Bieber lb. gain. VEUBTARLBB. FBVIT8 KTC. The L. A* S. at Mrs. Laura Williams Now PMatoen-Meperbu. Onlon»-x)c. per bu. last Thursday was well attended, not­ MEATS. withstanding some were detained from going on account of sickness. *fhere were some present from Hastings and Hdiw. allve-».xw>-jLa, Highbank. IlOWH 354 IS IN AND ON DISPLAY. WE HAVE THE RIGHT THING FOR EVERY PERSON; THE • RIGHT PRICE FOR EVERY PURSE. | Ulsu k inare. good worker.-li* vears old ' weight H'SO ' ’ ' Black luaiu «eight 1000. Will go well , with above ninre Gray Rekling, G years old. weight 1300 Hay horse, b years old. weight l°O0 '' "IJ. dn«t<><ulfiuFeb. ‘ I'O’led row. I, years old. due to calf in al.oi>r uuelo , aH Jersr.v bt-ifer, I year old, r|ue jn peb pr llo.ni heifer, <lne in Mar elnreD' nn'T,-''y,;!1rs"r,i 'lu«-in March A “ Ihirham hell,!-; 3 years ol(| —*Dnikdle row Peland'ohiin hC"lfi ab,,u,-8>n'<iithsold land CUlna br”<xi now, thoroughbred 8 Poland China bhoats w< . pounds each 12 Nice lambs 50 or 60 hens and pulletmonth Rticks 30 or 40 Plymouth Rock i> Lumber wagon, wide tire. . rvof Uiap** Open buggy, in gc»od conditioi: Heavy work harness, good <•<”. Single harness Twohor**- ;Jtivator Oliver chilled plow, -nearly Pair wagon springs 250 Bushels of good sound cori 400 Bundles of corn fodder 10Tons of hay Quantity !' !cat. All the small tools flBed OB •1.hr farm and other articles too nah1 1rnni- 1° . mention' OF SAIjE 15.00 or under cash. Over that anioinr ‘ ,liOlltV' time will be given at 0 per cent interest on ‘ ":in ’ able paper. A discount of two per eent « ■ for cash at sale J. W. Strouse, / COUCH, Auctioneer IHOMER BATES, Clerk. •: � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-11-29.pdf f70125081f2976b3f99a30431dcb27fb PDF Text Text "^PEOPLE k - Hastings lhe SIXTEEN >AGES WHY NOT TEST PUB- JII ® member 29, 1905. In. KINDNESS TO A unit 6IRL terles in the Only Way CHILDREN They Can Be Had , MI COURT Of (EMBER TERM "‘to shown by RAILROAD MEN TO We think every citizen of Hastings little Genevieve is or should pe satisfied that uo more . of T*E mead. factories can be secured here without public aid from the city. Even if we criTE INDUS^’had a mot favorable proposition, we JOURNEYED OVER ’ SCHOOL FOR BOYS <"u,dd" nothing as there is no available 2,000 MILES ALONE “ fund. Why not have the.council subI uiit a proposition to the .voters of this .. • -•■ of Orie city, asking them to sanction the issue M Detail* of $20,000 ImriclK for public improve- ! to Hxd Be.,t , menu of the kind that mean factories* i That fact would be noted, and Hast- j ot Attention. ! , ing<would have applications for ! u Tbur.1.; lory Umusos. Thou secure some 1 night .mThe " • j ;rab!e proposition and dose with it. | Mead, who hnilnn * little Genevieve |i -> the journey alone ' have's he voting < all the , .......... machines, ■'••^.and to the talHcr~ moZ. <fc^>^0,!U''“ t would be ‘little. " planning for another factory* by the I had died th* pm-Ulim.- uce Erb Mead. ..tonU.), ,.t spring. .pring. As A, things thiop.* are are'uo ’w’ ihospital , Jhlrlciri t o|H ‘ning ui nor. of that citv PACES 1 TO 8. MY THANKSGIVING. LIC SENTIMENT?^ of wm ......... BANNER o»wt.„ „JIW t|nl( to r~. ABOLT SIXTY CASES ON THE CAL AN ASSOCIATION Did the Barry County Breeders of We Make Oates for SALES With the Auctioneers. NUMBER. 31. lit MADE HIMSEEE RIDICULOUS Pure. Bred Live SO DID R. L. SOWERS IN MAKING Stock CHARGES ABOUT THE THORN­ good number of Barry county . CF.MBER TERM breeders ot pure-bred stock met in 'the APPLE RIVER DRAIN. . ' 1 "to" W> mtaC,., „ m, supervisors room at the court house ' ‘to- Uu* |„ Saturday afternoon. They formed an ELEVEN ARE CRIM­ organization to be known us the Bsrry CLAIMED SECRET ■" ,7.7 T"" “ touffleE. INAL CASES County Breeders uf Pure-Bred Live ( -----a—iiuiiuicurq. METHODS WERE USED Stock Association. They elected offi­ • night cers as follows: president. J. Frank An Even Thirty Unhappy Couples Edmonds, of Hastings township; vice- Senator Glasgow Effectually Dlspospretudent, D. tL Slade, of Maple Grove; Are Seeking Separation. Full I tluuik thcr. Kth^r. that tby huuv i. m<h* es of the Eaton Lawyer’s Secretary, Chas. Hall. Hastings town- ' ^‘.T04’ ,hou*n’1 arrat awl • List of Cases. Ridiculous Charges. . ship: treasurer. Harry Mayo. Assyria; And thattft%r hay. vhlot» bf|nxCircuit court* will convene executive committee. Wm. Gorham, . - ----- --------on next . , .--------- • I I Ore R. L Sowers, at. present a '"Hxlremeumrttojin^ aI11, iivin Ml. | Monday with the following cases on Boltim,.*.. and . |,„.yrr „U1 formerly of Charlotte, but I the calendar for lhe December term: «. H. Sclurntx. Ito.t.hg,. Thtatomel- dto.n^.mmimion.r. ot Exton n mnty, • FINE FURNITURE WADON. • «Uu>> -houkl m>d Will do ». ym.t de«l roc ,„ tl} . r ,^, „ p in hi , wiEbl H’lll. rommrodable Archie CRIMINAL CASES. ’ liny iw.wuixwl.u, -------Mrtoy a .. The criminal cases noted' are those to promote th. brooding of totter IM- < ,.,m«hlng. A. o rr.olt ,dw4»t hidid. .took in thhoounty. tignr.lively sinking, picow* of Mr. . wagon, intended j Of lhe People against th,e following j Sowers have Ix-en falling all oven Ea? With the uuestiou of bunds submitted j ried h> moving of household pi’rsons: Arthur T. Crites, disposirg ADVERTISED LETTERS. w. । 1 |j of contract • property ; Chas. Pixley, apd appr.-ved by a decisive vote. ’ Mr.-. J.a L. Brown. Mrs. C. Jcwtor. , ttsi county the past wtek. By a libera) a , ' h'"*''”-- H’‘ Pto.iM. Wqpm would be prepared to du imsinesa. Ii ! journey miX ■• . 1 use of adhesive plustcr. Mr. Sowers has provided a- wagon ! bastardy; George O. Jenning. dispos,lthoril_ ,1’ l-nw**. with .uit.Ue j ing of contract property: Wm. Craven. Mrs.' Wolcott Rowlee, Mrs. Elisabeth I may put himself in siiajx^sn his friends they were m>t so approved ihen tbe Itoui the Engle. Miss Bertha Mead. Miss Mabie «xpt»,ued upbulrtered fillup.. „.l wry Ij.larceny; Robert Craven, receiving j will recognize that he once was Sowers. mutter might as well lie dropped. But l.6r •itu.ti.u -U ! Williams. Rev W. B. Huff. B. Burnett ' But -Ito wwxtveutu ebxree , ttotil) punted .nd letteted “ B. F i proixTly. fur sentence; Vasta J. McKnight. Albert Dciner. ~ Win. It. L. S<nvers. lawyer and late drain i Ot, AtT »' fickle h», darge oi u. and will ' I. commissioner. .1 serve i M‘ rrick’ “btadonmeift of wife and Law, Erastus H. Nichol-. W. H. iCity. At it. Patd. dx Ter­ j children, for Sentence: Vent Ackett. placed on al! who may need, t You see it was {bis way. Mr. Sowers rin. Master Loyal Lowell. | K attorney for some pts.qtle .who signed ---------। bastardy. George Nichols perjurv: st ChicagoUtnd factum And yet thi| . | Thomas Doyle, violating-liquor .law:] : the Thornappfe River Drain. {>etitiun. httle five years old jfirl had every ati the damages for which amount toj|jl.(M> • Frank Walton, resisting an -officer; ! • tention. her every wd wa? ; Edwin Nolton, violating liquor laws. ! I MChl f«»f tha drain wasn't built. I Mr. cure fnlly Idokej a^er. a- though her det ■■ Sobers hxtked for something to kic|rat. ISSUES OF FACT. e»t-friend h«’i atem • He thought Nashville was quite a Ways Jacob Butman >s. E. S. Grosfend. | fobt of the way, I off. and it wasn’t in Eaton county any'1 rainmen. station--! jnarr; Eckert Brewing Co. vs.. John i JO.1N RENKES OF THIS CITY EX­ UHutters. everylx»dy HTtnt'd t ■ vi>- with : HAD SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION IN Yarger . assump-it. (' H. Oversmith ! i way. so he selected as his victim BenOF THE BARRY COUNTY CHRIS ­ PIRED VERS SUDDENLY oue another in Nh<xw.ru;f;. kindness ; ater C.- L. Glasgow, of Nashville. I ( j'ys. M. <IL R.. appeal". John W. j In a ci>1011100icatiun id the UbarUtte uiwn litfh- Genvviet. YESTERDAY. Wing vs. Lucinda- Vester, appeal: • TIAN ENDEAVOR UNION HELD I Republican he lecently charged Sena­ A sample of thvMdin..- -f thr u tihTHURSDAY Thornapple Electric Co. vs. Downing, j FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. nien and station m4>t:>rsw.r. shown l;v tor Glasgow with having Retired the Bullis & Co., appeal: • Burt Lake vs. . j passing Af the hill ’•prohibiting! the. , lhe letter, delivered by th. . HEART FAILURE \ , Ju*. Alwin*’, nltachmeut; Byron Dick- I , “ X ; GREAT COMMANDER • extension of the Thornapple River ■•n the .*•-“• to George Hub! ; iubun vs Frank'Roraheck, appeal. WAS AN INTEREST­ THE CAUSE. j local M. ■ Drain through the coiporate limit^ of IE. R. stat »•■ ■ FRANCES F. BURNS i Hojir tonuship vs. Alta 1. Ludwick. ! ING GATHERING । th<) /illage of" Nashville Without] the 1 from the station k.-X-r at Jack ivvtl appt'.-ij; Bartholomew Ltideii vs. Melvin 4 said in shlistancO: [’This Swet .littie ~ ' * ‘(.‘handler, ejectment.; Cary I". Ed- I , consent of the common council thereHad Been W ashing A Buggy a Few girl wti» placed in uly rare In I runOther* Officers Present. Spied- moods vs. Emmett Evatu-^j^umpsit*: ' State Secretary Lindsay- Present. ■ of’? ut,d of ■'having said bill passed in' I a questionable, secret manner. ” ^hat Minute^ Before He >und tram ^From Marcus W. Riker, j did , Work of Team From Next Convention at Kilpatrick । with the --kick." The design ->eemihgly | maudamn*. 4 , | Chicago. I have ti-Ic^ _ Expired ■i»].h»;d her ^rand: was to focus tbe pbejudicse <>f l the Vermontville. Church in Woodland. CHANCERY CAUSES Kt CLASS j .John Rentes, agt-d^T.iutber of A E. i mother; but she tua’ . ( original signers for the drain upon the word Sl^uld‘sh| fill to jnwt her, of. Burry j Lsdra Powell vs. John M. The _ * w . .. Gregory ______ Lady _______ Mm-calst The M>ven.feeutb convention of the !I Senator Glasgow. |uhn. and Jcseph Rtmkvs. of-this city a-, ninit Dwyer, liili for specific performance you will ph-ase it*- that she is well • -iintv had a very busy as well •11 11, IHfwt Burry county ^Christian. Endeavor • In’ the .last Uharlutte ^Republican and d . Rcnkcf.. of Rutland, died eared for. ;>s I am-qre yoii will gladly pleasant time in »his city last ThUra-1 ol. contract: Chas. II. Blackford vs. 'Union wai held in the Presbyterian _ a v ..... t- ry Kuddqnly yesterday forenoon a III*. ’’ Thill Seiiatpr Glasgow makes Mr, Sywiws .. llu. v,,l>* du. “ That was the tq nit ..V uf *1,.. the ....... men. day. when a arbo.il of. instruction was i Kittie Olmstead et al. bill to set aside church in this city, Friday evening , ;i0cenUm Mexican cuirrendv. lit th- U-fure eleven o’clock of heart all strange! s. who brought this mother-Lheld in lb«ed’» hall. There were pres- ■ deed - Triphena GoodvnOugh vs. Ed- and Saturday. There are 10 C. E. so- He tjhow. that h<% Senator Glasgow, Euilure He had been washing a buggy , w »ui<>uiy cieties in>ur tbewunsy. county, but onlyi«u two ui of j1 wakiuked by a phtitionmigned by 75 . ;iud had drawn it into the barn Mrs lua-child to Hastings. And it i- safe ent 'repn-^mtative- from every hive ii w«rd A. Burton. Administrator., bill VIDllC3 to say any one of th m ^wouid have Barry County except Assyria, about ‘ for accounting: Martha Houghtalin them>re.located them-nre lOmtndwhere wh. retheir th.irrepreaenn nr^n<vnt of lhe tttXpttyer. of Cl«Ck<or Kenkea saw him dp this and expected given his life in heraefense. had th*-re ‘-’’(’attending. Tht opera house whs*’”- I'm'* <»• and Ixrtha Adkins, judg- • tatives could come by rail, lhe lhe uu- j township and W per cent ot irx- . iivi would "uoa nuippjar. Some time buen rived. handsomely decorated with ferns, pot- 1 *nent creditor’s hill, Lottie M. Fox vs. • favorable wvather prevented most• of payers of Nashville to introduce !the ‘p-iug. »h-' wondt rftti why be did In the-da.vs when Knighthood was in tnl plants, flowers and flag* in honor ! Thus, bpence et al. bill in aid of exe- ! t*-? -------- » __ the othe** from being represented, con- j bi,j jh in qaeUlor.. He therefore in- Z riot come out of the barn, and went flower. Iirave and l>^id kuight* risked of the occasion. Mr-. Frances E. Born*. . cutiun; Dn tt. Feighner va. Barry X- ; sequent!}’ the attendance was not a- | trochiinsl . 1 the measure* On April there to see if anything were the their lives to defitflaaair women from "f St: Lottis. Mich. Great Commander. Downing, bill to reach e>]uitable as-1 large as was desired, although a* ; it ixisNed the senate It was _ matte: She found.him where he had those who woi»b'_ seek theft barm, if i Rachael A.' Bailey, of Gru.ij Rapid- | toets; sets; John S. Harper vs. va. Mrs Mrs.. M. A. ]। large lurg<‘ as could 2b*> ***~ expected ' — *“*’ un<k" '* ' ’<•' eruw..— - -t-t.•~-r। —...u . -v.-**- , .. r , , lenfallen, on the bam floor.* itoMtondigd. v,. art ar-wt..:u.,i (*•; FmiOreatC-irnnmndri. Mra. Ro«« CxJ-[SfflHarWMTSKljtoETBa~»*l«nrpMB»Crefe < lien* , ..... . .. ... . .I,'” ------------- U sentative SrhtriQlknresented it. On , ded ! *ktwecn thills of the buggy, .which. think of this os an 4"e without senti-i grove, uf this city apd Mrs. Rose IL .LmbM, MU to tomloollu; Mkbxd > Tile program «m* our,rd out ,ub- , tha 1H,n j Apfil .ff’Jwwdth; He had drawn into ti*«-barn She sup­ ment. Can we hav>- a right tn that liacey. of Nashville. Deputy Great Stron, ., John U and Loa SI. , rtMUaliy „ poblUhM. We ha.e not ! whe* ........ the Mr- |k«sed he had fallen in a faint, and opinion when coafrijnted by such an Commanders, were the officers-of the sttoou*. MllwaataaHe Je^i Jo. E.. ,pmv tp .p^ oftbe papan. >n detail. twn repnmnta,iM. Jt . ,1^. tttin/munet^aswistunce. but it waa found example as we have (given of the !uv: Great Hive who wore in attendance, DeLaiio w. Beuj. A. >to*to«". M but there were many that wan* rery ' Gorentor April sub. Never at ...) •‘.iiNlfy i had evjdentiy irig.. tender care* of this ;little girl by The work was exemplified by a team for injunction -. Citizens Telephone Co. . helpful, and well prepared. State Sec- stage rot the proceedings was there an Vrtanb F F llilhaxrt erwt'ifln ......... __ :____ ablicui: 4rnW*,4 sooiaafter .he had drawn those who were stnjugcrs tuber, in . trom Shelter Hive of Vermontville, vs. Frank Hilbert, hill hill fnr for specific rotary Ed ward’Lindsay, of o Saginaw, objection raised- Many .copies of jthe’ perfvnnane and injunction: Ed. Fen­ was present, and ins presence contrib­ the buggy into' tbe Isari; It was not that.long journey of three dayand and too much prai-w could nut be given Legislative Journal of April . 14th con­ age *to j known^that he .hud heart trouble, but two nighU Surely then-is .chivalry J them fur the splendid manner in nels et al vs. P. W. Burgess. dYitin uted very much, to the pleasure and in­ taining the bill as it passed the senate r,-hrre ofi -vean’ MK° had the grippe, and of tbe highest order. which they did it. All the visitors commissioner, injunction; Augustus terest ot the meeting. His address were sent into Eaton counjy. Char­ \ had never teemed so strong since, Little Genevieve is a sweet, win- • and members, including the Great Greenfield vs. Elias G. Hunt, injunc­ Friday evening was highly commended, lotte is less than a* half hour's ride . as was also that of Saturday afternoon. from the capital. There were 13 days sum-child : and it is .no wonder she Hive officers commended the work done tion. tkned crim- tiiuugh he never had complained of ' illness. • • won the hearts of tlie stranger- who । by the V>erm6ntyille team as being, of DIVORCES AND SEPARATE MAIN­ It was* voted to have the next conven­ in -which to file objections. None were ijt in useful. . . . tion at the Kilpatrick church in Wood­ made, although Eaton has two repre­ and ] the very highest order of merit. There TENANCE. That wus “ sincere earnest gladly gave her every attention land. The following ask divorces: Stella ■ ’ were thirty in the team, all gowned । (Christian man ;a good citizen, a kind showed her every kindness.sentatives in the house who could and ■Htan Miller vs. Arthur O. Miller: Mina ■ sit white. The new officers elected are president would look after Eaton county’s wish­ huslmnd and father; was held in vs. Glen Dewey; Juel uh S. Wibert Smith Woodland; vice pres­ es. To claim that secret methods were ••tab- ihighest respect by/all- who knew Dinner was served in the klaocaliee Dewey OPEN FOR DEBATE Slaughter vs. Wm. Slaughter; Lldfcel- ident. Inez Cole. Kilpatrick church*: resorted to in passing this bill makes hall to the assembled lady l»ees. - —d. and the1 lt’ra heCHU'*’ of hisVhigh ideal*- of i A -pleasant feature of the occasion lyn Burgduf vs. Rosalia Burgduf; secretary and treasurer. Bessie Smith. the man who voices that charge ridicu■ wiil! j chrtnicler Hn<l integrity, to which he Gottlieb Bander vs. Cora Bassler; Cyn- Coats ^3 rove. Then Debate Was Suppressed was the presentation to Deputy Great Iptts. sought always to t>e true Ha was a And On a Delicate ! <’onimander Rose Colgrove. of tliiscity tha Bull va Roman Bull: Wm. Goble Inclosing. Mr. Glasgow says^“Mhny ■ t- Iwen i onwentnining man. very devoted is that half va. Agnes Goble; Myra Herrick vs. IIIDHDQ rno nrrCM j of a beautiful ring with a handsome of ,he for extension; are dihatl to his re,*gi°n Question. . set jn cluster of pearls. Mrs. Vasta Herrick Oren Nichols vs. Mary JUnunO rUn UtLtrnr-n«nal friends of mine, others'had no It duM. »> le'YMw? Th® funend will take place Friday teacher, not many miles from Colgrove a excellent work in promot- E. Nichols; Frank P. Perkins vs. Cora BER TERM | interest in it whatever and were* as­ kiwr yrar* It I A h<m>*. morning at 9 o'clock from St. Kost’s . ‘ | sured it would cost nothing. I regret gs who is said to have reached ing the order s wonderful growth here L Perkins: Hattie Jennings va. Geo. Jlcfeurehr • • Hasting" i an urt where matrlmiiid proptoltion, dtoenred tbi, iwtfniti™. which»me Jennings; George Higdon vs. Minnie tbe conditions that these drain proj an Age 1 Higdon; Alice I. vs. Frank E. Kelley; Lht of Men Selected to Try the Jury ceedinga hate.placed them in. ” I an* not iery numeroto. fell in a mood to a complete aurt'rito to tor. Florence vs. Horace Panner; Ada vs. ' . Possibly the. tenner drain comtais| to give the inquiriiat minds uf her : . ; • 7/ ISABEL GARG। Cases For Term Beginning Melbourne Gemmond; Clara vs. Saxe. ahmer.might better explain to ,the HILL BEECHER: i>“nii'»rhain. to •■■ sl" AN AUTOMATIC Next Monday. . Shackleton; Etta vs. Oliver Hlocuth; sigjnern of tbe petition for this ‘drain th.,Mont gave » el»-» of « LENS gR|NDER M • ISamuel vs. Emma C. Huffman; Fred Tbe following are the :1O men select­ that whoever told them thatus would chance lu inquire alxiat matters snout • rick vs. ‘ Rose Hart; Sarah vs. Jb«ph ed ‘for jurors for the .term of circuit, cost nothing with ally I* _ to sign that .petition was which they might desire enlightenment. — •— Bowennan :Martha vs. Wm. McMerrial: court which convenes next Monday*: I in lerror. even if hr were in a iKwition ?.r.- and At St. Rose’.* Hall Friday Evening A young chap rose to the’occasion 'a i p, r. pancoast Has One. Is a Very Ada vs. Lewis C. Putnam: Regina vs. Fred Andrui and .Yem Cotton. Hast-1 where he might )m! assumed to ftkaow "l*“’r December Hth. Mimrtimo, happenUp "• »< J>l> intern,ting Ma­ Fred Gale; George vs. Anna Whitcomb;. ings township; Albert Carveth and ! what he was talking alxiut. i.<- State . . , s hand anil out poppedtto qiantion which Margaret vs.-Holder Chase; ,N. May Ixivi Carr, City; Robert Burchett and 1 In any event, it is safe to say that • , seven On Friday evening Dec.* ’’ ......... £'At what agesliuuld a young lady chine. aa»tw«r.i;.: vs. Frank P. Whitney.; also one sup­ Urvine Garrett Prairieville; Ira Bald-1 when Mr. Sowers wants to do an^- more Ax thia o’clock at St. Jfoee's hall Isabel Gar- marry!** wa> The frigid look the* teacher F ,R pBn(MKist has added to his pressed divorce case. The following win and Wm Gorham. Rutland: Eu- | kicking, he will dodge Nashville, and -chool. • ghill Beecher in the Women’sCluKLec- ma 2 r .^ is said to have tnrned unto that young-1 equjpnsant h very interesting machine, * 'hr;: txim.- f. <■ ask for separate maintenance: Emma gene Deck and Peter Leinaat. ' Hope: । l<e Sure the fellow, he kicks at but uevee • rage*of a ’ tore Course.will give an,"Interpretive ster was enough to free**1, his ^spinal । atjtomaticifns grinder. This it* tbe sack: tWo '■-•ily . three i Recital’’ of Barrie’s book, ’’The Little marrow. Butthat question was passed, i unly machine of its kind to be found vs. Winfield Mattison: Lucina vs. Al­ Stephen Decker and Daniel Ostroth, I touched is not the senator from this :3«ht>d fifty UnLonzo Park: Eva D. vs. Geo. M. Ragla. Maple'Grove; O. R. Ellis and Ricliard district. 4 ■ si under I Minister. ” Everybody loves this with great emphasis on the p-is-ed. | iu acity th0 gfz*, of Hastings in this John cox Jr., Orangeville: Clarence I . author’s quaint huroor^and the delight---------------- d----- I state. In fact such a machine is usually Iden fund Joseph Wilks, Johnstown : I SIXTEEN PAGES OF BANNER j fnl insight into human nature with WILL BUILD BIG ADDITION I found only Jin the large cities. The NO DOUBT ABOUT IT "w GEO. B. RULING DID ।y j which he portrays, his character*. And Harry W. Jones and Willard Rockwell. 1 . 1 grinder reduces the glasses, and should Barry; Frank Johnson and Wm. Skin- __ td sue bis best work interpreted and tie of great service to Mr. Pancoast as This Week and for the Issues of ner Tnomapple; JetM Knowles and O. For jE. D. Haines Knows From optjC au jn titling glasses. . acted by an artist such as Mrs. Beecher M- Matthews and Co Will Nearly | a v _ ij ’— the Next Three L. Spencer, Carlton; David Knnr and -°t ol Property Through | will be >t'rare trqat to a Hastings His Own Experi­ With the machine is u cutter which John Mead. Castleton; James Long. 1 Double Size of ttieir New Weeks. ieuce. • ........................... Tickets at Heath Carveth's ■WiSEKWxul tol. — -& ---------ents the glass for the grinder to finish. I ■ ences. Woodland; Wm. McNee and Conrad aiid at the door. Season tickets *1.25; Ice Houj* also a diamond drill. The machine The BANNER appears this week Tuesday's^mail, brought us a ‘letter Smeiker, Irving; S. V. Sensi ba, : •. uBin . * student* season ticket* $1; single adM. Matthew, * G>. !»re preparing to is made at Geneva N. Y.. and is a fine a 10 page paper. «even columhs of 28 Yankee Springs; W. Willison. Assyria from E. D. Haines, of Yankee Springs, J*. Hn!in» i • • ■ , tuiarion 60 and 35 cents. Board opens piece of machinery. It is driven by inches each to the page. This is equiva­ •osttwuutr7' ’T nearly double tbnaia><*tl»ir who gets his mail on one of the Mid­ arid Frank Whitworth, of Baltimore. lent to 20^ pages of the BANNER tr«> i_. 1 • ,w >.i*i., b*»t had not Wednesday morning December 6 at 7 in tbe wcond ward. Tbe C. K. * S. an electric motor. dleville rural routes. The letter was •teO' Soo’clock. when it was a six column paper. We are putting in It* <>■« for. h’ dated Nov. 27, and read as follows: THE VERY BEST CONCERT fqnndaiton ot tho new building, which give a great deal of space to local and BUY NOW FDR CHRISTMAS “Last week I put an add in the BAN­ county news, more than any other TAKES WISE COURSE J1/ By lum t o be raiwd above tbe Hood NER Wants for a school teacher and lhl'toUt /. h" h“i Ever Given Here Wee The I ot the weekly paper in Michigan. Moreover last Saturday I received four appliesFall Creek. They the BANNER is patronized by wide Only 20 More Shopping Days Left. tiers. Tell me it does not pay to adtba building. When cianpleted tbe irepria* ’• Cleveland Ladle. Mon­ awake advertisers. What they say is verti«?n the BANNER. . Hastings Merchants Prepared **• h“r~ Does the Barry & Eaton In Levy­ bowm- will be a very Unto "«■ of special interest to our readers. A 20) tent long by 30 tret high. Tb. day Nlgbt. Yours truly, With Holiday Uoo4>. * t’ril Mr u . * ““** anxious* ing Assessment of j0 well prepared adv. ij» m mi,ch a news Bnn will gel tboir ire trom Ung lak E. D. Haines.* The initial number ot the Women', Do'your Christmas shopping early. In Hope, which i« a •pring-tod lake, Ooh Lecture Course, the concert given feature of a local pafH:r as any other. "*• Wiun, .1 *\tK want The large ^circulation of tbe BAN­ Cents per $ 100. . The time is short. It is not adviseable NER insures the beet pomible adver­ and turni,h<« Ire ot tbe pureet qualitya Es.-r,- „.n which any man by the Cleveland Ladle, Orebeetra, wto The staunch old Farmer’s Mutual PLEASANT PARTY AT, tXy what to put off this very important matter tising results. If you wish to sell. buy. fiend away the tort concert ever Fire Isurance Company of Barry and . “tray, tnIlt „r . ST. ROSE’S HALL. until a day or two before Christmas. or rent >ny property, or J^ecure any given here. There waa not a number Eaton counties levies an asessment this NEW HURRY UP DEL>Vrv In spite of the bad weather last^Fri- There are only 20 shopping days left kind of service pomible to render by on tbe program that waa not executed year of thirty cents on each >100 of before that holiday. Hastings merch­ anyone in; Barry county, try th® BAN­ in a manner thal reiiocted the bigtort day evening a largo crowd attended A new departure in >•“ RE TO I- A. ELWELL risk carried. The rate has usually run and delivery bnainem-a h“rr*'°’'7* „ credit upon the oroheatra. and upon the the card and dancing' party given by ants have good stocks to select from NER Want Column. at twenty-five cents. The looses could in all lines. You can see by the BAN­ lecture conrae. The aoloieta were art- Mrs. Dwight Hinckley the Misses ?• matto'v “““““W m.r- have been paid with .that sum to date, onick idea. I •” W*1**!, NER what they have for your consid­ PATRICIAN ENTERTAINMENT. j“7 ‘"r’c^L iata: tbe rtrfog »'>d brain quartottoa Julia Sullivan, Nellie Dooley and Rose J'tou.Mi 5'i" ln“L Mo- but it has iwn the wise policy of the, - to do light and eration. They-will deal fairly with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whitlow will Myers at St Hose ’ s hall. Cards were quick and nice way. Ben F. Kioto. wore delightful and artistically rancompany to assess a few thousands exyou. They are close by where you can give a box social and pedro party at derai; 'and the o retort r. election, played until 10:30, when refreshments 1?''.''” “to1 toieud, cen to meet the firat few months of witb headquartera at McCoy a be certain ’of satisfaction with any their home on Church St. Saturday were nerved. The rent of the evening Mamed*to be tanltleaaly rendered. SL tore etore- Phone 78. article. They will sell you what you e raning Dea 2, in honor of the order Tl» lomea without borrowing, and this pol­ Roae'e ball ’was packed end all were was spent in dancing. Miaa Winni wish on reasonable 'terms. Buy pearly of Patricians of thia city. AU mem­ icy tho officers concluded to follow as a w H. Peek bx< toe contract tor obarmed and delighted with tbe enter­ ** to™ "'’’■rtAto. Uid ito straightforward matter of business. ber* invited. . bo- tor tainment. Tbe members of this company believe Co. on tbeir new etkbt.on. in the “pay as you go" principle. to*11- ”•"»««. -ure ENDAR FOR THE DE. ' Lhlw*?rom M,,“ c,‘'­ ... x* VERT SUDDEN SUMMONS ' XXZ .Tr" Bl( TIME FOR LADT BEES THE SEVEflTHNrii CONVENTION �HASTLMrb RANNKK. NOVEMBEK 29. 1905^ Hastings Banner. Published every Tbundiy Michigan. forttaooa CORRESPONDENCE. } »i SAD DEATH OF MISS ADDISON SHOULD HAVE ITS OWN Stock of Different Breeds of Horses COOK BROS.. Editor*. s EAST PARMELEE. Teacher. In The Public Schools. She MK Johnson and Mrs. Brown of Passed Away Friday, After Hastings called on friends in this vi­ Week’s Illness. cinity one day last week. PORTY-N1NTM YEAR. At State Agricultural College. To the Banned: I noticed in the city papere of last week that Mr. J. MUNB YKAH...... . SIX MONTHS Mrs. Lane was in Hastings one day This past weex, the entire community Bauer had gone to Lansing with three THOSE MONTHS last week. was saddened by tbe death of Min horses, presumably representatives of Number trom Parmelee attended tbe Bertha J. Addison, teacher, of history as many different breeds, to be used Knlered at tie* pouoffiw at Hartinn. Mlnhtmissonary meeting at Mrs. Mamie and commercial work in our High liefore the clans in live stock judging Moored of Duncan lAke last Thursday. School, after a brief illness ,of one at the Agricultural College. I am glad ADVERTISING RATES. DUpUy adverttaing, rates tumlsbxd 00 BtmllMr. ana Mrs. Chas. Wolford went to week. Miss Addison was in school a that Mr. Bauer is furnishing the horses, CBOom.' Week ago Friday, apparently in her if they mwt I* furnished by outside Wayland Saturday. amont Brevities. i-«%c a iim«; elseusual health; the next day she was parties; but I sincerely hope the state Mft Sam Todd is on the sick list. anucted with articular rheumatism' afflicted rheumatism Miss 1Elisabeth ' Broughton and Ber- which rapidly grew worse, developing will soon own hones of its own that Want column ic a word lor rach ln*erttOB. Card of Tltaolu. (went)r-RrscMU each. will be good enough to be used in col­ nard Kavenaugh was married at the OkltMry. poetry mid resolution*. 5c a line. into acute rheumatic fever and result­ lege work. Most of your readers know .Nodoe* of births. <inattu> or marriages will be home of the bride’s parents Nov. 22. ing in . her death Friday evening at printed free a* ucwa tnaiter. that $2L>,000 was approbated last win­ Congratulations. ter by the Legislature for the improve writer's name and pan office addrtn-. Although a comparative stranger in There is nothing that justly com­ ment of live stock and poultry at the opr city, as she had been here but three pares with salvation in ______________________________ all-the crea- j college. Your readers will also remem­ JOB PRINTING. Tbe BanXkr has one of tbe beet equipped tion of God. Everything beautiful f ,BODths, MiM Addison had made many ber Prof. Shaw’s letter to the writer, lob offices in We<tern .Mtchluan. and ia prepared and.precious has been used as a com­ fFiends who watched with great anxie­ which apiwareci in the BANNER., to do every kind ot book and Job printing. parison, but all have fallen far abort ty the brave and jiatient struggle which baying that *10, WO., or half tho amount she made for life. A most faithful The official returns from cities and of beings equal in that respect. .Its only, was available this year and that teacher. Mis* Addison gave unstinted­ towns uf oyer eight thonnnd inhabi- i riches can ’ only be realized by examount se« ms to have been mostly ex­ rants in fth.Jnrit*. ,,, lt.t United Gniiml StMee which .bow, I I«1«“«»- “d &•' pricelMe Taloe out­ ly her very best to the pupils whose In­ pended'for cattle. We hojH’ the amount terest <were the most important- things ____ ., .. to Williau E. Curtis, that , I | tnawd by cnn.iilmng what it cunt the acicording appropriated will go round to all the in her life. She had already indentified .the a.eniR.* yearly .alary paid to the ; l,rocle°* Wood ot the lamb of Ood. different breeds of live stock, and that henself with the Baptist church of teachers in American elementary school • the horse department will come in for this city and had a class uf young ladies is much ies*than tire wages paid to ' MAPLE GROVE, it* share in due time, so that the ia the Sunday School. Several beauti­ ordinary workmen in the coal mines of ! Several of-the young people Of this ful floral offerings testified to the re­ friend* of the college will no .longer peed to !»• ashamed of .the slirt ahow of our wnntry, are just us suggestive as ; vicinity attended the party at Dave gard in which Miss Addison was held/ thqy are interesting. There is a pres- Marshall's Thursday night, horses owned at that great institution. ' from rhe Board of education, two dozen ent demand and an increasing peed for! j* ' - • •• . • — — • If the mondf already appropriated Mr. and MrsA.D. Wolfe attended a J Almericarr Beauty roses; tbe same from l«lir rrcp.nfd waeb.-r,.uni thia con- gr„a„ m,icing « Curlton Wednewlny t,-,cl;m7’uid'lrnui ttoSW falls short, theritor would certainly i i^2 Th“r"d"> ’h- «• • ask Barry gouty’s representative in the next irfus- , who ever he may be, ’ , b . *w . 1 r . iIr" Casg‘® Winans jrho has been at 1 ur. a spray of chrysanthemums. to keep gj the good fight until Michiand rnnntrv f6 hTICra '* C!\' I Battle Creek the past week has returned : Miss Bertha J. Addison was Uiru and emmtry to be mure just m provid- nome ; gans’ Jfcricultural College has a lhe Mtuck/<]Uipment second to no state of tng fur teachers, wages. The average । •>, ■ orompbUMim io ir.cl.cn. ho., ™1 , Alice. Oribbon. of CbieuKO i., ~ *«’ Rb h'~-l «u, .pent .nd iU> ^.c in the Union. ' rn.teri.lly incpmrt durir,,. tbe p_rt Vl.ltlnglwrcou.in Mru A D Wolte I»{■••« her motter lumber .nd two / W. H. Schantz ten yeuru Th., I. true or no oUtcr UY- Funny WMjeomb i. . little I ’ ’ . occupation or employmopt. why ! better ut thi. writing. ■ ol|tbo Buttl., C’rrek high whool .nd for .‘Tulh'oiland’s Holiday ritenhl it. be true „I tbe tepnblic'. ...« Curl Moo., id B.himor.Sun-' I " Z ,* “Z”* tatelligom toiler. In « m«t importunt’ d».v ut feun Norton'., v ’ >«!»« Ity. Inter cntupleting \ ' cotnmercial course. Besides teaching/' There (tot several j. years in’was her no ownmeeting state/lat Athe F. M r*-, church Sunday on uavc.mnt of the ‘ Mis- Audi'-on ba* held positions . Ju .. *** WallaGCi Governor Warner's recent statement quaft-rly meeting at Morgan thi High bhhoola of Lewiston IdZo' REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, that* his greatest ambition was to; Work on the F M church she;ls is j anil Mjddteville. Ark. Previoia> to. satisfactorily redeem the promises made Office over Piersdn’s Grocery. in his lieha'lf and by himself to P«MCr«s»»ng finely. : coming t<; our city, she was emjflo>ed i HASTINGS. rtlCM. people of Michigan, and to make him- : Palmer Lima granddaugh- . a* ■. ^tenugraj>her in Chicago* from arjii cumiij mwiui'uucu। । - Nd, -A 10 awe fa*1** •' self worthy of a renewal of the official I lt:i ‘f iiuiu from Kent county visiting uim. him. which place she came well recommended J»k>- bmitfi-un.1 Wil. vi.itml lri.-..d, « ".mmurriul d.la.n„.t.M '*l“’-Xl'")I finJ*“i position he now holds, was character- ’ . „, , . .... ' >nbur schools and do work.-in histon. t}TO|rt.r. mostly hard maple, otiv a -re isticaliv straightforward’and frank, ini Sunfield and vicinity last week. ' After a brief service ut tp« .home of ' orchard, goqd buildings and verj cheap . And this frunknesA and ojien dealing 1 Prin. Eiger, on Saturday morning, - might trade. . by the wav has been tbe invariable,rule GREEK oiREETwlficli was < uiiducred bv Rev s B No. 445 A farm of Ito acres, good of .the present governor in all official C. U Lewis and wife visited at Ed. .» • ’ ‘ ' - ) sandy, grarel and'clay loam and lays a _ I Cr4nd.ll, the remain. w>» |iule n.Hmp ,nd border, on . tin lak. transactions If there are those in onr Bidelma^s Sunday.’ n .J" ’ . .. 1 v'*toth-' depot in charge of her/isten ’ A good b room house and.out buildings. state 4fio believed Gov. Warner would ’ be weak in just, the emergencies in j. , Jasper Reid of Mt. Pleasant is visit-1 Mik Irving Huxlev and her brother. Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres H ing his parents Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Reid i w. R. Addison and a nninl -i ot F-D. aJidteietihnue Hue,2’^ miles.from which he has proven himself strong : Several of the Lady Macsbees ffbm j friends. The funeritl took place nt ! A-^arn^of 110 acres; Ito they are probably glad to learn of their : , , . . ... U-. meeting ......... ut . ' ’ tkr. t.l family 1 hvmj, .... •• S •—.11 .............. 1. . * plow. . . error ht belief and statement and will1 tbl" ..1 |,lace “tended . the the,nold miles northacres’ under 3T> acres of flnr ts^» s ' have the troth as their own when it muyi. All reporting a g.Knl • Misses' and hildren’s gloves, all colors ?><• an i l. Ladies’ or Gent’s golf gloves, a large assortment.. Ladies’ double knit mittens in black or brown.... We are showing a strictly all wool bed -blanket 64 x SO in. neat pattern for Jii.OO. . W. E M E RRITT The Most Complete Corset Stock in Barry County. Remember NEXT SATURDAY is SALE DAY on Winter Underwear., Mackinaw Coats, Shirts., \ Overalls and Jackets, Gloves and MitK tens. AITVie above goods will be sold regardles? of COST, nuuot forget that we * arry a full line of Groceries; dndhesi- we will not Ise undersold. We want^ur Butter and Eggs for which we ' will pat the biglhtt market price. . . Ur .n 1 Bidd- , W1.n for lh(| ***•“'' *"d ’“"d „r oor tlpbrr «•»« i wf* an.il maplr. a Hue A I ,„d ww> gnu,,,, appreciated hv the ’’JI?1’,8 b,<~k ,Ih"' n?„"r ,"‘l" cr0MM Mra tfobbrooa Bled of Dowling i. eorrewing brother and .later, wbn.U"^"^^' visiting relatives ~Tu.,.-o. in j,. this »k.. vicinity. manv times expressed their thankful- posts anfl all hog and sheen tight: 3 । acres of good apple orchard. Good Will Roush and family. Fred Gamble ' nesb. v RRMif treiNita, I gi<Je framed of.Irt||e<J rooms sheeted KEWMJTMOg an(Jhoute |n a|(d w|lh root. outfl||e and family spent Sunday at Chas. Bidelman's. Since it lias pleased our Heavenly tubular well at kitchen door, ti lieautinn>u.Mure< life's ' span i1 ------- maple —grove -----------------------------hard 8tnud« around-■ •The entertainment at the hall was Father . who. meuHurenV urtiny to takeout of the dwelling hou«e. a tine view of the quite well attended for the rainy and rules its destiny cars. Barn 3(1x40 framed, hone barn our school our friend and teach weather. Proceeds $3.tfO. framed irtxSO. ItlxSO. enw barn framed 1«x32 l«x82 Bertha J. Addison, therefore do we !■ fratped who have learnedthat to ’restiect d J^ho railroad^ofticials who object to hen hoiuw* ' met $315. ice id lore I8toue ■ ber desire on this sad ryccasion house, wood hotibe, t-luip. 2 corn cribs,' to make n government commission fixing rail­ WORTH WELCOME CORNERS . this exprea81on ol our Mteem . . expression of our esteem. smoke house. 3 hog houses. Telephone road rates when a complaint is made, The busy hum of the'hunker ia now | We rrepect her memory for the kith- station In bouse; average age. of build, argue that this would upset business, heard in our vicinity. j fill daily sen-ice nhe hew rendered fnts 18 year?: fiu ruds^from school; 1 ruin the roads and do- all sorts of mis­ miles from a railroad town of 300 in j AllAwlintr and »nri B. R F'iuiw»r nr..) fsm room : for her fta) Allerding r isber and fam- nndoUTSchool . fur |he |eutenthujtiiAm nn(J habitants, a,)M and ••f> UlliV" miles Ifrom a rsilroadr -•ft,- . -III, UUU • •»« .' ••"•'••••mo, IVI chief. And^yet the rates on these roads ih<M attended u pedro party at C. | heluful spirit spiric shown : us; for tlie touc\| <>f 5,000 inhabitants are now fixed by commissions chosen Hickerson's Saturday night. 1 of her nweet character, un-A —a Uhristian i<i :-u _l , _V And 100 other farm* for •)•»!„ ‘by themselves, are frequently changed, Carol KnlAarboeker. wife „d I th“' .Pay.more carol KnicxerDocxcr. wile ana lmutlfnI a, MCiaaintanCe ripenM. , and the country and the railroads are not ruined. It is up to the railroad*-1 children start Monday for a six weeks I These things have we found in her i visit in New York. I and because we know the many friends to accept the reasonable plan suggested 4.ninvin«y who bav’’ knoin’o ber longer and who by President or submit ,uy rresiuent Roaeevelt. iwhmvch, or Huonpt to to Ii .Frank Varger is now enjoy cujvvmg testify ing । rwn trst ;fy iwttvr t]ian W(» to the unroMbnatile exiictiona of a hostile | the use of their hew kitchen., which ' virtues, — of a a true noble life are saddened cong fen elected by a propie made angry j has just been completed. today in her removal, do we offer these by railroad-insolance. ’ * Miss Cora Kenyon of GlqgerYille *N. words) ot comfort and consolation. Her school life hero is finished but in —------------- ....— j Y. and Mra. R. Maime Huff were it we feel she Las won the liighest hon­ *■< uinm n Fraternal Kiouiaui' inaoranre uno has taken a in^ big ;j UUIUII^ among the Sunday callers at F. Casa- or, a noble character, which is,the lasst • credential to the school lieyond' toon since the troubles of the big east- day’s, Respectfully submitted in your hour crn life companies have been airedjjy j Qail Claude Rogers made a business trip j of sorrow, the invctigatorH. This is not alto­ to Lake Odessa Saturday. Board of- Education. ' gother an unmixed good. Distrust of Teachers and Jessie Canaday ha* been a.MiHt insr i Students old line life insurance is natural under Mrs. Kickerbocker with her household of the Hastings Public Schools. lhe circumstances. hut it has never Hastings. Mich. Nov. 27. 1905. duties for the past week, s appeared that fraternal insurance has |Two of qw worthy citizens are en­ been, in the lung run. un tbe whole as tertaining "Jobs comforters.’’(Look UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE desirable as regular life insurance. out for squalls.) There will be a union Thanksgiving Of every $100 worth of goods manu­ factured in Uw United States. *97.00 worth are sold iu our home market. The wisdom of holding this market for ourselves would seem to be very apparent. Let us increase our foreign trade all we can, hut not .by the des­ truction of the home ■ market. President Roosevelt is endeavoring to work out a scheme for uniform life insurance laws for the different states. It will be wise to consider that for it id-pomihle there will be found constitutional objections to national legisla­ tion governing life' insurance. buffalo 127 Jaflerton Strvet j From the most recent of the insur­ ance revelations it is evident* that Chauncey M. Depew has dropped from a star of the first magnitude to about that of the bole where a star might have been. Harvard University and other eastern colleges get 1&J.OOO.OOO in bequests from the will of the late Stephen N. Salisbury, a multi-millionaire of Wor- The conservative furors are begin­ ning to make themselves heard and felt in Russia, and the outlook seem* brighter. ' One result of the recent elections. ChonDoctor If he tells you to take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for your severe cough or bronchial trouble, then take It. If he has anything better, then take that. But we know what he will say; for doctors have used this cough medicine over 60 years. "I kawe used Ayert Cherry Pectoral tor hart cold*, bad concha, and induensa. 11 Lm PHILADELPHIA ATLAN IC.COAST C O^A L ma Jaiiji. Dining (..r l*cMuevL0 ’•’•‘at’s what we’d say if you’d ask us if we "'-•o- rushing the Lumber business Yrl’ .'lave a t’ue 8t°”k of Lumber. Lath. Shingles. '' induws. Doors that we are selling as low as the low­ est. . WE SELL THE BEST ROOFING. BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. la caktr Connects ; t ” ’ and , Buffalo it. with -t allif Niagara .i alls ’. the 7 Fort Street. ak«t Detrail. Mack BAUER BROS., PHONE 254. PHONE 254. GQOD ITS A MAJESTIC TO BUTLANDTAXPAYKRS. I will be al my home every Friday In l>ecen>ber and tbe flrat Friday In January uaitl 3 o'clock p. m.. and .*1 the Hasting, City Bank each hatirday lu D«oeml>er and tbe nr»t Saiur- You can Town Tr»nwirqr. if baked jn a It [bake* IJtU. 2TC& _rT,by GQO BoIri c , , e|t.’ U.d WHfELfV, l*as»«nrer Dfptrt. V Of M.M RW- COMPLIMENTARY TO MRS. CRANDELL. Mrs. John A. Wooton and Misses Nonna and Helen Michael gave a verycharming luncheon Friday at onethirty o’clock at Mra. Wooton’s home on Weei Center street complimentary to Mrs. Stewart B. Crandell. The dec­ orations were smilax and carnations. Covers were laid for twenty-four the guests being confined to the ladies of the Baptist congregation, giving the guest of honor opportunity to ikoet and become more intimately acquainted with the ladies she would be luwociated with in the work of the church over which her husband presides. HOPBTAXPAY1UW. ers » NEW YORK Hastings. Mich. Phone 151 Who has any complaint to enter acrvlcet at the Baptist church Thnreagainst the "Weather man*" day|at 10:80. Rev. Hatch will preach tho sermon. Certainly Ztbe people of Good progress is lieing made in ex­ Hastings have much to be thankful for. cavating for tbe five new business and it is hoped this service may be places R. I Hendershott will build next largely attended. spring. AsA Yozzr Railroad - "The Ire Beaiillfiir Hogue’s Cash Store Will hn ii> deinuid from IWW'OT. £hh« Ha>e you bmiL’lit your'Vint./H ripply yet’ If you haven't it will pay you to OUT an** •■•e u.-. We handle th*- verv best * .*ai that v.y< an g. '. -THE KINBT HAT BCKNS and we >ell it af the **aiue pnee you would pay for the other kind. H. Lehigh Valley 1 That we are selling goods for cash and sell them cheap. ■ ion "pent Monday at Mra and Ladies’ gloves in black, white and colors The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co, i by ell Mfr of Leonidas where her sister Mrs «’»l maple timbrr. A tine large »ugs> Huxley now rcito- utul .Mermen, in SSft,ten™, b2? ’ Mrs. 8. Eaton Mrs. H, Mead and graft Mary Haymau. gratt iu ju [, children. Mias aiarj najmsu. Mrs. jus. • Benham — • •— the mo t ." hit anil Mn. -S. -Lewin vhithis conn- »“<1. Mre Mary Bidelman last week. rtauui. Hyde. Alenmler. McCall »nJ McCitrdy, who were suppos'd to stand forthfi highest character and integrity, doing! or sanctioning such things as they did iij connection with the insur­ ance funds of' the Equitable. N. Y. Life and Mutual Life, it is small won­ der that the contagion of graft has spread to the legislatures and city councils. We need, a baptism of old fash ionod honesty in this country, and. need it now. * , It’s a matter of satisfaction to you to know when you buy a of onr Gloves or Mittens that they are as good as the best better than’-the rest i th‘ >r private cemetery near by. The I0Klt J0x(l0 Fma location. exercises were ••helfl Monday afternoon No. II6- A farm ' —t— ....... ot . 12H ._ acres. . ll**> .. ' at *2:00 (>and Prin. Prin.1 I E. E. J.J. Edger Edger was Mros Improved b dance oak woo 1> lot ^and Ij sent by tbe ‘be Board Board ot m Education Education to JXiiJZ Sfl KtlnJrily lolm. nU try. its life kiHuranee. Mich grafting J The party at James Smith’s in honor | rtI’fe*^nt cur schools. .Mre. Edg«-r ah>> Bn(j tjnt. locMiiou and disreputable deeds* When the ; os Mbs Rhoda Boon was quite well i nl!<,ntie'1 The jnany kindnesses shown No. LLL—A farm of aciee. NJMn9‘W ~ 1\ jvmk. Mar- : .•..„d..L ,A.J-.«». .iw ’ll* , A“1^ | ES --------------------------Is la it i, any any wonder miEtier there inere is H politic* when one sees in Nscred part «(the b.wineMi of .. next Hastin«s Friday. U~- THOSE UNMATCHABLE VALUES IN GOLF GLOVES AND MITTENS bROs M«NmM« «d'Ch.rc<>al Iron. �HASTINGS BANNER. NOVEMBER 29. 1W1I>. PA,t> THEIR FINES WTSAWFUL ECZEMA Local News. < They an talking of miking ,h. Dolimn automobilm complete iu Char­ lotte. which will a.M >00 name, to the Co'e. payroll. Now the menu part. hfp all made elsewhere. who K“r’d.b>' U“ “,‘“r .■aoaht ‘P“r“'1 “’h *”t didn’t caught Kbt at ,iL >L Incidentally if .... they «mM learn where the connlalnant »inlaid the game laws, they would KO to him and tell him ibey were One can make more money per head wrry tor him, hut they couldn’t help off twenty-five hens than he can off of him. fifty, and more from fifty than from ItM). It is very easy to get too many of them on a given area of territory What She Looked ;?-Sleef—Grew /actors. CURED B UTICURA N ONE MONTH ! ! The J. S. GOODYEAR CO, Mr>* *•«» A. GruW ol Oovelaad. '* ,lw *”<’• Or- and Mnu .1. c. Lampm.o arriving here Tboraday. The following articles advertised extensively in the Ladies’ Home Journal and 'other publications are handled by us. These articles possess superior points of merit and are indicative of the high class of merchandise carried by us. Supply your wants in these lines from the following: Mr* W. K: Barber will eat TbanknKiving • dinner in Union City, the guest of her cousin Mrs. J. A. Pad­ dock. Morris Lam hie. Henry Sheldon and Roy Davis wrll» go to Chica^l this afternoon. The big foot ball gam« is the attraction. ** CORRESPONDENCE. The com root worm is each war becoming more of a njenace to the Prank Bush left Monday morning corn crop of the west. Pemistent crop­ for Elmira to visit his son W. E. Bush. ;-,.'r. in the following NASHVILLE. ping year after year with com U the He will go on to Pellston. Michigan, r of thoxe marD. W. Smith w» at Hutinjp, the and visit there a week. chum*. Rotation of drops is the only ^utigura:When last ot the week the gne.t ot hl. Mm remedy. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sheldon left .: mouths old her Clement. We .understand that j. C. Potter's yesterday for Chicago. The rumor ,:!. a humor. -1 took the winter that Philo went to i 5'I acres of peppermint northeast of . W. I. Marble. commenced foot ball , , .......................... “•••o io see the me root nail *, who said It Was town produced this year 8,54X1 lbs of Isrm °r Mhool In the leigber dlaufci gnu,.’ in vl c.j|rw wholly gronndl, -,. rx medicine to 4 on **■'■ e ■ He went hecatiM* he had Heard of the .,.; .tf gelling. worse soil which is worth about $2..50 per­ Merle and V»*nl Knoll gave a-party j peculiarly rich flavor of the Chicago pound. making nearly $0.04X1 for the ..’tit Lee and body ;.h sorus and large. product. That will make ?the old maid to their young friends at their home Thanksgiving turkey. l«-t PriOav ,^ght. A jolly Um. w.. ! J|r. Mrv. N.ilLra Luban. of : :;.*i tell what she. who once owned that swamp, stare , fiild ever had a I Allegnn c„.. Mr. nntl with both eyes—dead or alive.—Potter­ h»,l by the young iwoplt was being eaten ville Press . Mr. and Mrs. Henry ^Hart of Lake i Mrs C. W. VanAtten. of South Han; r fingernails fell -..I s • »he could n 't Grara is tbe forgiveness of nature, Odessa wrere teuests of^theirsun Frank j *>ver St. last week. They were so well ■ wv \v fights w e I pleased with this.city that they have her constant benediction. Fields Inat’weck. .. Al last we. got Maude. La|trent the 13 year old Pl®***^ tLeir farm with (3adwallader*s trampled with kittle, saturated with -,d Ointment, first Excluuige. and will -movu blood, tom with the ruts of cannon, daughter of Charles tanrenj who %o ! k‘‘m1 •::: water with the ■: ‘iifig cn thcOintcity they* can sell their grow green again, with grass, and mysteriously idisap-esw*tl Ihm Satur- ! to .• 1 x*wa change day night hasjbet n located at her aunt's county bolding*,. camiige is forgotten, Streets aban ­ Legau to heal, doned by traffic 'become grass-grown in Ohio. ' ' ... ! Andrew Young, of Als-rdeen. South Geoge Cqr (was at. Detroit one day ! r,«koU* reached this city Friday, and like rural lands and are obliterated. Jetus Grass softens the rude outline of the world. John J. Icgafis. 99 personal mention. Exchange are warning fam.m to look out for a «mooth stranger who pretemla to want to buy a farm. He is a forger and has made a lot of trouble in certain local^ies. Face and Body — Wort' - Major Brand,tettvr .uni Frank Dmter. of Prairieville, were brought b*>ore Em, Riker on complaint of Fred i. ... , . ------ .-----Lown., wtoownk tbe retort at Croolctd | • , L M*rUe- of N«*hviUe, Lak..-for Bpearins .taring fu j, in th( of I Lake.»for fish th.-., „Htra ..f cil 5‘ un city an business business Satunlav Saturday. thal lake. Tlwv 'pleads gnilty. an.r D. A Smith, of Castleton, was __ _ tbe •e<tle,ltke ib>e. ,„,| ,.<MU, and are I of hi. Km .lodge Smith Saturday SKINNER'S SATIN black and colors, guaranteed for two seasons. KABO CORSETS, no brass eyelets. MENTOR Comfort Underwear. • ONEITA Union Suits. FLEISCHER’S Yarns. PULLMAN’S Linen Handkerchiefs. BURSON Seamless Hosiery. RIBBONS. We have received 200 bolts bright new ribbpns for the Holiday Season. RIBBON SPECIAL. All silk ribbons, widths 40, 60, 80, per yard ,12 1-2 cents. last week. ■ ’ will spend the winter in . Hastings. John H»rrV, ho,w on til.’ ,dd t.Tow. ? '** •>‘‘*’*>J«'r tatwwt-tl it* «™in ought tr-ti-t Tlntr-d... tttgbb . »'••> -b«’k n.t.tng in South A promising young merchant recent­ '•« >• M*«l»»« »•«*>» «o ly pjwented his better half with a band­ Qui7>. hole «■.. burn. 1 to th, tW. . bit tbe dutnJt i, .light. I “J 1“t d“’" ; sumo dining room lamp on her Lirtti{ustffics ; ; movi d to this city with his juirents in |, day. He was much tluttenil when Mrs. Mary Strikey is visiting friends 1M1 trom BaUk. Cwk< ttnd it waK she skid she intended to give it his ‘ j years ago when bis jxire/its IqcatBif in natntf until he asked her reasons for so Mr. ami Sim. Luther ‘Root of Battle ; t^e health*food city. peculiar a proceeding. ’Well.' sh<* Creek are visiting their son Krnwy ’ ■ • said, "you know. dear, it has a good NORTH MAPLE GROVE. George Mat**r uf Sanilac county is deal of brass about it. it is handsome Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Tobias and mul to look at, remarkably hriHiant. liable visiting his brother Jahn. B«-rt Noyes and Mr Dowuieof Lansing were guests Earl visited relative?* in Rutland over to explode times.Hares up occasion­ of C. C.' Prin] Tuesday. '■ Sunday ’ ally. it js.always■«rot at lied time and trauu a a lairn narn “n^ •'■“rabmll Allen and J. W. Noyes is going to build is U>nnd t** smoke.' Ex. ibe Charles daughter. Beatrice.’ of Assyria, also on his farm known .Hs i. w ; Carmon T<*i>iio» of lla>tings* visited relFeighner tam?. IRVING. ativef here a few days uf last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Warner of |z Rev. E. L. Sinclair will preach at Abe Cazier who was iak**n ill- last We H Dowling are'earing for their parents , 1 a Good tjie Irving M. E. church next Sunday Mt and Mrs. Troxel.’who have Utn "•’’k Sat unlay while attending quartmornirig and ’ut Rutland in the aiterlection of the quite ill. ' .■“rly ’r meeting at the -* “South -""•-h Evangelical tioonjn the absence of our pastor. church is better at thia writing Mrs. ft E.Warner will entertain the Miss Minnie Maurer has gone to LAKE VIEW. I- A. S. at her home <»n Thursday Dec. Kahiraaroo to become a sister in the There will fie church next Sunday 7th for dinner. A’cordial invitation Catholic church. evening at the school house. is extended to all. Will Carl »f Cedar Creek called on Dr. Hanlon ’ was called .to n-e Ixjv: Mr. Colvin'sq>eop!<£ard expecting to Williams lust Friday ’who is quite sick move over on Garry Crook’s farm near ('. H. Charlton and family spent Coats G rov< Surry to l<M .m b p«l. S|lniUy M Huodttnbote. in Bil1 but some better at this writing. neighbors. j 11 more. ' ’ Kirk Hills took in tbe foot Lull gmne . Mrs. Brrt McKay and son Floyd 4 Earnest _ ! at Ionia last Saturday. Williams returned from Kaiwe are not i Wm. Na>h has sold Uis farm north* si«nt one day last week with her i ktaal<K> j^t week where he has been! j'them. working al the asylum. ( east of hen* to Geo, Churchill who now brother Charles near Woodland.. Mr. Fcro and daughter Flureikfc 1 Rev. Morion who is assisting Rev. j H»w you ourj. lives on th:? Roulien Barton’s farm.‘Mr. ** r>r< tty soon. (\ Nash will~inove his goods into the are spending-a few days in South 1 Dolph with meetings at tho south M. | ( Benton house .in this .place which he LowoJl { P. ehurclr att< n.W services at Bnn-v Mrs .Turnef of Morgan is helping i V1,,e ,unday. ? .has recently bought. ,, 10 cents Try a NEW IDEA PATTERN. WE ARETHE PEOPLE YOU WANT TO SEE opjright Books. b-Tli «dd and ( ■: '* Mn*.? Jennie Wilcox who has -iieen : visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity for two week’s left for Albion: . Mii^C last Thursday. She expects to? HYNES. ! start for her home in Los Angeles in a Drug Store.! Michigan, i few days. j -• Mrs. Caroline ■ Wilcox bus returned । — to her hume in Grand Rapids. MODERN TREATMENTS :;re uf all chronic «!v rglvai cases ■ RHEUMATiSiA. DEFORMITIES. Sunday with p.lias. McCann.. Uh Several from this place attended the dance at Neal Russell’s last Thursday night. . ■roti :tj! Nervous, Blood, __ _ >Kin .u;d Chronic Diseaaes. BATHS OF ALL KINDS '••'i: Votiitc women for Train­ : >?■?!• i 1 ; Nurses. Address. Room THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, J k son, Michigan METSHONEI^TAR for c’.UaiVn; uaft. tar's, J{o opiates OFFICERS. 9M3AHD. President. H. 6. HIKES. W. D. HAYES, CishiV. care foRMra Claud.* Mead. , Mr. Rowhuler wm on onr street buying hay Saturday. Mrs. Cuou mid daughters of Charlotto have been spending a . few days with Mrs. Cqgsw**il and family. । who is siuk. last Thu.-sday was a suc­ Mr.- and Mfrs. Frank Johnson and cess as they cleaned l.w field. Mrs. Chris Kill o -arryvilie fell daughter Zena spent Sunday with down stairs one day las*r week breaking William Jeffry Hear Coats Gfove. Sorry to hear of the death ot Mrs. her limb. W. N. Norris has Iwoght a part uf Edmond Bowers which occurred Sun­ day morning at five o’clock She was the David Roush farm. one of tho oldest .residents of this sec­ ' MIDDLEVILLE. tion. coming to Michigan when this country was a wilderness. The be­ aixl Mrs. David Webb will Mr reaved family has the sympathy of the spend Thanksgiving _ ... with their ton whole country. Norman arid family of Grand Rapids and’from there will go to Rose lake. Osceola county, to visit Mrs. Webbs NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS. State County and School taxes are brother, Ubas. W. Williams. Windsor Bom; was tbe guest-of his due and payable between Dec 1 and J in. to. and will be collected’ nt the .brother' at Johnstown Saturday and City Hail on Wednesday and Thuisday Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Davis, I of each week during wid time. *D. K. Tilman, City Treat* Friday Not. 24 h 7 lb daughter. • Miss Neljie Alexander of Grand Rap­ ids was till* guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thoma* Sahnders Friday and Saturday. 'The Ratllbofle sisters have issued in-, x liutions fir a dancing party to Le J. F. GOODYEAR. Vice President. given at Civsent Hail on Friday even­ ing of this week.tssistut Gassier. ■ Mrs. Wiiidsor -Bovee was the guen t of her sister in Grand Rapids over Sun­ day. [ , • NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION The f lastiugs National Batik was originally estate lislied in Hastings in 18b6, almost half a century ago. It was the first Bank organized iu Barry County-, and tbe first and only one to incorporate under tbe National Banking laws. It has always been as safe and wnnd in c rises and l>ani<:8 as during prosperity. Our lung experience, large resources and^exten^ve connections are a decided advantage to those E • accounts with us. We pay 3 percent interest on Savings Deposits, . compounded semi-annually. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. DIRECTORS. ♦ I. L LOMBARD, JOHN F. GOODYEAR. W. I. HAYES. F. 0. PRATT, wiU b" TJmnksgiving services • 1 nt Barry villi* Thursday evening. ■ ' ■ i «.*v. Dailey llted the pujpit at; Barryville Sunday, , The Husking Bee hi Hiram Feagle’k I j . .......................... K. I. GRANT, W. H. CHISE. CLEMENT SIIITH. Carpets, UR constant aim has* b«en to carry such a line of Furniture, ______________ _ Linoleums, Rugs, and Housefurniahings that we could please even the most critical buy ers. With our immense stock of strictly high grade goods from which to sele< t. we feel that we can jnstly ask and merit the patronage of people who.have been in the habit of buying from large city stores. O Wise buyers come early. We are already marking and setting away many lieantifnl pieces selected for Christmas presents. ■' We would he glad to show yon our fine large line of Easy Rocking Chairs A Good Oak One for $1.00. $11.00 up to $65.00. Tbe funeral of Mrs. Amos Wakefield was held at tbe residence on Monday afternoon. Interment at Ml IRw cemetery. \ Mft. Chet Wood and daughter of x, I Hastings were gueata of Miss Jessie ▼ Knickerbocker over Sunday. , ■ Pittrtris for a, CliristnuixA i present FURNITURE CORNERS Furniture Co G. E. Gardner was in Grand Rapids on husinesa Thursday. ' Miss Elvi Gingrich will entertain the Embroidery Club at her home at tbe St, James Hotel on Friday after­ noon Dee. 7th. •’ ■ Chas. Forward of Caledonia was in the village on Imsiness Friday. A. J. Johnson. G. E. Gardner, Stanley Wiklero, Rose Armstrong and Earl Russell expect to ^attend tbe foot ball game Ann Arbor vs. Chicago at Chicago on Thursday. Knights of Pythias have their an­ nual election of officers on Wednesday evening Dec. 2ttth. Dr; A. Hanlon was united in mar­ riage to Mm. Mary Green of Chicago on Wednesday Dec. ‘22. at the home of his daughter Mrs. Howard VanAuken of Chicago They arrived in this village on '.Thursday noefc and are at home to their friends at tho doctor's ‘home’4on Grand Rapids street. The members o£_ the Congregational church voted last Sunday to extend u call to toe Rev. Willis of Douglas to take chargti of the pulpit at this place. Others in Price up to $50.00 It* will surety be worth ynn-r time to caH and look over our handsotoe line nfOnr three niece Oak Kwts range in Bedroom Suits. Iron Bods and Odd Dreprice Irum . Hastings PKURATE OEDfeR SUU- of Michigan, the Probate* Court Cor tte fount? rt Barry. At a m*s>)ou of mUI Court, held at tbe Probate office In tbe city of Ha>t1p<« tn said County, on Useful Christmas Presents^ Can be found at my Hardware Store. When you get one of them it will be something that will last. It won't be the “pink lemonade” kind with only alpleasant taste—and then iu gone. Here are some suggestions for ' you:— ■ Carving Sets, Baking Dishes, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Razors, Granite Ware. Washing Machines, Robes, Stoves, Oil Stoves, Ranges, Blankets, We especially Invite your attention to our UNIVERSAL STOVES, both hard and soft coal , They are as good in every way as the BEST, and our PRICE makes them especially at­ tractive. . . Fred Spangemacher, Phone 311. hardware. Hastings, Mich. First door east of Henkes & WalldorfFe. wald dwwwd. <ni n**diiig»ud tlliDx th** prHUon duly vort Bed.of John F. Oswald, non of Mid dtvcAwod praying that admlulunuidti of *al«J «**tai»* may lx-grantnrto John 1*. Oswald; or to hohib T>ther xMltahli* po’-son. • Thrrtnipon It H or<lei*-d. that Friday tb** sth day of lire. A. l>. IMHLAt W*n o'clock In Uin forenoon be anslgmkl for the bcartuRof tsald p»*tltlon.an<1 that lhe heir*, at law of said <J<-crase<, and another pereuo* lnt»*re-.»«l in -aid rsbtlc. ar« rroulred to appear Ut a of said court, taen U> be holdnci at the prulMU- office, in thoClfy xh<»* ____ l< of Hastinmi.iD said roontyjind U furtbci or«V*rwt. that *ald (WUUoocr Rtvo to tic** Pi the i>ersons Interested In said estate, of the iM'ntlency of laid petlUon and tbe hear­ ing thereof by causing a copy of lbl» order, to be published in the Hastings B*xxna naw»pai»er printed and circulated la said county of Barry, once in rweb week for three sbccm Ella C. Hxqox. Kegteterot Probate. (A true copy.) T_.c prescription work at Mulhol- �BAMIM*. BA5NKK. .V0V8MBEB 89. TKF CfHftAI I 111 ?'»•c1*"' "a4 1“*ch" °f the .loiree reboot .pent Saturday and jUIUUL kiriirr 1 rrrrtv I SnudBy iu »breBy. Nr Wv I rill B j The wm ft^ored with gueet* <ilLVyU LLI1LR on Wedneeday and Friday oftenioon. A fine Line of Stable Blankets ' and Horse Clothing, and Fine Harness, Trunks, Bags, Suit Gases, Telescopes and Fur Coats. W. H. MYERS & SON, Hastings, Michigan, We don’t believe there is a better grade \ our Uji Tea, uncolored Japan. . Our custo­ mers back up this assertion; they say it's simply “Immense,” and “touches the spot” every time. •< Prompt Deliveru- j i | I THE GROCERS AT chorus singing lifting exeeltnt and tho solus by Miss Mamie Smith. Mnj. John Curtis and Mw»'fs. Wallace, 3nrith and Spaulding briiog graittly eHjoyed-j Mias ' Smith on whom the greater part i>f tiu* ‘ solo work fey btw a soprano vviice oj ing their sympathy. • Imuch promise and her singing delight­ The Juniors are actively considering ; ej- ..I;. Mrs. Bertha Campbell liider the matter of securing.class pins. amdsted materially with her viulih and Last Friday and Saturday Miss Al M iss Vinniy lieuu rejieaud hy request, iisoii and her family moved into their her charming rendition of •‘■HoKalindS new home on Broadway. surrender”- which she recently gave at The Junior English students have I the Baptist church. Hev. VanAnken taken up tbe study of Macbeth; the j »pokr briefly ot the Thanksgiving class In Cicero have hniahed the oration ,_ season and all it means tp the Atneftion tbe “Manilian Law” and will next | can nation. read tbe Catilinian orations. There were cures for drumceuuess In the early days of tl;i< eukmtryi and frnm this account in the New York Gavotte of Muy 7, 1772, we are told of a treatment that cured uu.« ji;v.;ct4 be­ yond all possible question; <>n situr­ Bay *Fox *<fi, who at the beginning day last Mr. Momanuy's neg.-o Lian, of the school year entered Albion Col­ who bad misbehaved himself and was , lege and two months later during tout a remarkable ilmukard. was sent to ball practice met with a serious injury Bridewell and underwent tbe usual dis­ i L> an ankle is not yet able to return cipline of the house for stn-U offences— vis. u plentiful done of warm water and | to HlbOGl. ; , ■ talt to operate as tiu emetic and of Patron* err return^ fcmp ponn . .u p^w-tot- Ar .remember that they have a standing Ulf. ^nMluution of the patient. Of i invitation to visit at all times all de- [ these he took about three quarts of the j partments partmentsofofthe theschool. school. . ■ one and two and n lialf spoonfute of ; the other; also a gill of New England NORMA I.. j rum, which operated very powerfully, from ... life i& .. tww . ’ Sketching num CT the work » * I| ni-.enueu attended WILD with aa Xioient iiolent Hicknefts sickness whleh which In draiwlnir—one member of Ibe class 0„llgtH1 hl,„ nK, acting as aa a model. m.Klel. This, ot course, s In<1 p a, „iglll •„ wl, dl«x>r<.nM ,o gives practice in work of a most use- be dead. He " diet ‘ of excessive drink­ ul nature. • ing. cooperaL-ng with di.«c!pllae and Mr. !>obb«. the operator. Tbe manual training lessons are medicine. . . completed this week. . , V >KD0Cynt of hl" taklp< " Ym by the Carload. Just etop this way air. We dout call our goods nobby or stylish or up-to-date, we call them just what you 'iTHui'iiiTu Ar Ae e.l'h' AIv/jums?• rnmhiw' eveiy de­ sirable quality. > / Here they are: Good Goodf. Popuiar prices*. If you want .your pictures framed right by an expert bring them here. It costs no more than to have them lialf done anywhere. Sleep in Sanitary Beds. RenKes &. Walldorff, Editor Field looked into the Normal room one day last week. We are al­ . ways grateful for any interest shown1 ' in our work. Miss Fannie N. Seger, president of, PIANOS AND ORGANS. EMBALMERS. THE NEW KIND Of Real Estate Service. If you want to buy any kind of real estate or business in any sec­ tion of tfic country, you surely want the kind of service I offer you -—the new kind—the kind that enables me to quickly convert your property into cash. T .DOESN'T matter whether you want to Jure or want io sell any hind of\eal estate or business In any I ’ section of the country. I can give you tbe kind of service that means to you a great saving of time, trouble and money I want to give you proof of my ability to sell youi property, if you want to sell, or to promptly All your requirements, if you want to buy. 1 want to be perfectly frank with you iu re­ gard to every’detail of my businees, but 1 can’t be unless you are perfectly frank with me. If I find upon investigation that there is some special reason why I cannot handle your property satisfactorily, I will teB you so; or if I tind that the kind of property you want to buy cannot be obtained at the price you want to pay I will tell you so; I believe in giving the best possible werviee in the shortest possible time. That 1s my SLOGAN. Will you let me serve you? If you want to sell, All out the left band blank on this page and mail it to me TO-DAY. I will then toll you exactly-what 1 can do for you and why 1 can do It. If you want to buy,fill out and mail to me the right band blank. DO IT TO-DAY. 1 will then send you a list of properties that I think will fill your requirements. C. B. B etvham:, OVER CITY BANK BUILDING. HASTINGS, HICHIGAN. Will be in office Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. If You Want to Sell, Fill Out, Cut Out If You Want to Buy, Fill Out, Cut Out and Mail thia Coupon To-day and Mall this Coupon To-day ............ ..4................. w,a5 v ..........J........................ ,1.W5 C. B. BENHAM, City Bank Building, Hastings, Mich. With view if buying, I desire informaiiori about properties which correspond approximately with the fol­ lowing specifications : ........................ in the City or Kind of property............ 4. C. B. BENHAM. City Bank Building. Hastings. Mich : I desire to sell my property, whidh consults of....... a J. .jBlate Town ofState of ..............". site....... and which I desire to stUfor $ City or County, or part of State preferred The plan is based upon the following brief descrip­ tion of the property .• Name. ................................................................... ! । Mr. Chas. Will and family visited r friends at Freeport, Friday and Sat jurday. ! Mita La Dick and Mi«s Shear are now ' rooming at Mr. DeWitt Murdock's. Housefurnishings? THREE LICENSED 11AME read them at the funeral' and a copy W&si given to the family By a strange coincidence. a telephone was received from the State department saying that they had irarued of the death of one , of oiir high school teachers and ektend Of course there may be* people who have formed a preference .for some other’"rand but we have noticed that the great majority of those whu have tried I’ji have become steady drinkers of this tea. Just ask for a sample. . PHONE 16. BALL <f.................................................. The price must be between f.......... ............ NOT (ONTROLHD BY RAILROADS it Miss Maude^ SlMon. who was quite HASTINGS HASPROOF THAT GOV. IONIA, \ indtepoM*d during the latter-part of WARNER'S AOMINISTRA• last week. Is much better. NEWS NOTES ABOUT I One- period each trtek is now speti TION IS NOT THE TEACHERS, ; by tbe class, in the teachers' reading room, where periodicals both educa­ tional and of a general nature aregx- MICHIGAN CENTRAL RESPECT FOR HER ft* r u n n w !imined Rnd rwMt AfterwardB' lh’ BROUGHT TO TIME m u M U n Y ■ cIjbs resolves itself into a literary su | clety. each member contributing a res„I ume of the material gone over during And Electric Gong* Are to Be In­ Shown By the School For the Mem­ : the reading hour. stalled at Dangerous Cross­ ory of the Late Miss Bertha ings Here. RARRY COUNTY MAPS , J. Addison. 1 -Several times ourcitixens have asked Thanksgiving vacation 'Thursday and Friday; All are looking forward The BANNER Hu Some Left wilt j that Ml® .tel- he . tahm. to prevent . ' j areident, at tlw. dangerou-. croreing. on to this short recess and the turkey Prove Very Service­ Creek St. and Broadway. Complaint. with tbe good times incident. , have been Crete *o termer railroad able. Our High School foot ball team went no , , ... cominimiouere. commissioners. They iney either wi«-t paid pto Ionia last Saturday supposedly to ThHMXSEBv»^c««wlr.r« or.f they play the Ionia High School team but more with those splendid BANNER investigated, aa inme of them did, instead found aw strong independent Barry county maps, which give the i nothing came of it. aggregation. The boys did well to towns, ’sections, locate all the lakes and But Alderman Frank Horton sent a hold the score down to ST-fi. Ionia rivers, I also aH’thc school * houww and high school has no team. j churches and give all the. highways. letter to the railr<>ad commissioner a few weeks ago. calling his at teuton to Prin. E..J. Edger attended the fune­ Ea.-h farm is located by bounds pn this the dangerous crossing on Creek St. ral oft Miss Bertha J. AddiaonJMonday map, and rtyp name of the ojvner is Soon after the commissioner seat the at Leonidas. He went 'as a represen­ given. -They are very useful, apd engineer iXHt'only SO dents each. They ivill be eaim. jut?) w ------ - of the department, . . , ..and he tative from our school and was accom­ panieu by uy Mrs. Mrs. Edger. gager. At At the me time runts of nj special hjx-cml value value in in 1looking up tbe lo- I su:nu.unvd the engincr o tnt- . . < . i<> panied ’ ‘ theifuneral exercises were taking place, cation of auction sales, or if ytii wish j inspect this rroewng. bile here. y ■ , ..... h!«o lookd! over ,1... the (.'hurch. St. nnri and there was a brief pause hi the high i to look .up a road to get somewhere >n Broadway crossings. -The department ’ll schpul program while all assembled | tbe couiity.. j engineer nuidr no promise as to what and listened to a few remarks by Mr. j would bedouw, but intimated that the Chamberlain.,a reading of a short ac THANKSGIVINO SACRED CONCERT A SUCCESS matter would nut be neglectid There .count,of Miss Adc^aon's career by Mina , ------------..BaUter and the reading of tho' rreolu- I Tb. M(i (,p,dl,.'(rf the jLm,, I were many wbu thought nothing more tion. Mbioh had helm prepared to be ' clrariJ| lo iuI limit i would cum** of it—that history would wu| to Mire AddiwnJ family. s„InUj. whe„:a.ThB1l!wil-wg dmrert rcjieat .irwlf; and some, commented were read by Mr U allare am. were w i. ,, he „,,a„dlr„„ ’ imfHvorably qf tin? presence of Michi­ gan <'entnU official* with the, drpart­ "-eir leader. Mire «.p.ir,.l students and teachers. Mr. Edgar also ' " ’’ " *■’ Harper. It w«s a Hue program, the : ent'A engineer. Foor Phone 314. ......... ..and f.......... I will pay y...down and the balance'.................................... Won m« rromotion. . The Duke of Clarence, afterward William IV., once rlTrlvct a v^ry adroit nud taunwroua hlut which he took in very good port He wns vbitlnr Portsmouth and inspecting tbe shljis there when it happened that his I guide oyer the "Hereuty-fours'' was an aggrieved and battered lieutenant [Who bad waited for promotion many yetrs In vain. He seemed despised and foiI gotten. As this man removed hte bat ito salute royalty the duke olwrvcd ;that he was l>ald and said jestingly. “I see. my friend, that you have not spared your hair in yonr country's servl«x\’i^ "Why. your royij hlghuess.” was fin* quick answer. -it's a wouder I have any hair left., fur so many youug.fcllows have stepi>n| over my head." Tile duke laughed and made hte In spertlOD uf the fleet, but In a few days -his Portsmouth'guide received an iq,Ipolntrnent as captain. • It is but tairnesft to Governor Warner i and to tbe railroad commisioner who ’.was of hi- appionment that credit be gt. en tor the jwirformanco of a plait) du­ ty in this matter. The electric gouga will greatly Itmen the danger at the ’three crossings where they will be placed. The <?itir.e«s of Hastings too should j appreciate the M-mcr rendered by • Aiderman Horton in placing the mat­ ter tefure the Commdssioner . Clerk—As I mn about to get married. I caxne to' nik if you would not $ve me an increase of Mlary. Employer— My dear. Mr, that te not necewary. You know a' young man always save* money by marrying. A eorresj«ndent of the London Standard relate, the follower t*,..* eotaeMniw, uken from in old •Olpt <li«n, dated :S42. in wbldl „ relative quotea from an "old Journal " Tn the year 1WH. on Dee. s, a boat on the Menal (Menal atralL In north Wate.) <roaaln» that ate.lt, over wbi.b a bridje ba. alnce t—n built, wln eighty-one poaaenger,. „„ up^ only one paMMger, named Hugh CT. lame. wa, On Mffle to the year fT85, Ka, DWM MMIm; boat, conta.nlng about ality paaaeu frea, of wbum all perlM«d er?Xr one. wboae name wa> Hugh wuilam. Greatly Reduced Prices. The finest Rotaries made are th? Wheeler & Wilson and Sucda®. Domestic, New Home and a few cheaper grades such as the New Royal, Eldredge B, Patency etc., some as low as $10.00. Call and you will be convinced. Oil for all machines 6 cents ----- per bottle, 5 bottles for 25 dents, larpe bottles. Attachments and repairs for ail makes. Machines 1 repaired and cleaned. ..WATCHES. 3 Cali and sec what I have to gf? offer in the Watch Line for' ( ( REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. . - t George Newton, She-And soyou.think l‘m a coquette? Why. 1 don't believe you know what a coquette I*. He (bltterlyV-A coquette Is a woman who ayndicatea her affe*tlona.-Life. JEWELER and OPTICIAN. • oor -west of Chidester ®. Burton Hrtsiiqgs, Mich. OUR COOKING EXHiBiT I "THE Celebrated Malleable Steel Range i ! } j Closed last Saturday night and was the most cessful exhibit we have ever had. It’s easilv plained however, as there are Hundreds ( / ItoniemlR-r evetvthiiig new and i|| to-dato in J. elrj4 < ) no old Htock. The Deflnttlo* <>r the Defeated. 1 An nlniost perfect skeleton was found in n care at Mnutohe. France, March. 1872. It showed Its owner to have been u tali; well formed man. with an averuge skull and a facial angle of eightyfive degrees. The antiquity of this skel­ eton. known as the Mentone man. la । undoubted. His boues are associated with those of the cave lion, cave bei.r and other extinct animate. Al] the bones were tn place, surrounded by flint Implements and the remains of animate which tbe mah probably he.d killed. -Twenty-two perforated teeth which may have formed a chaplet, lay by bls bead. These bones, with the Dutchman's skull found in a cave ne -r Engte, ar4 the oldest specimens known of human remains and go tar to prove that prehtetorle races were well fur nlahed with brain power. SEWING MACHINES of These Ranges in daily use in Barry County and the fact is thqy ^^^Iwnselves where people are looking for the t^ere are any who could not attend our exibit last week, that intend to buy in the near future; we simply ask for a few(minutes of your time before you decide on a RANGE R-1- HENDERSHOTT, WEST END HARDWARE HA8Tll\rC3r8( . MIC#’ �Hastings bxmixk. xovembeb •», The Grant-Stebbins party arrived : M- C. Excursions. borne from the upper pmbuml. JMWr. I . ----^.rtw „ .,lyllnBg UtL^^’X __ for Michigan and conven■ Born to Mr lln,. j„ I ,, ‘ WtilverW 5 Mund,,-, evening « ; is.on.1 d„,gl,lfr | giv„, , who^JL^'* “<1. “min« «« : j«. Henke, WMl to a ■ pound dxugh,,.,. I give, . whule J" —"“0 «"« We extend <wngr»tnlMion, 1 York Leave, i? '? Lor in -Xew x«v MnlMtont to «„■ ti niel.York. r_____ .? rin trip ye.u.nl„y happy parent. . r wHMtinr, MII:M a m. „„ L ’. . wired;,',; HWm,lt«:40p. m m.. arrive Buffalo I C. II. Mix«r oxpocih KHtaky. i,,!,,'••r K»ox, ill, Tenn, on . uip. Util meet phone;# eml 1-U le Joh„^.> m.. errire. <!rw,j vLL"'."™" 1 vemru Or,,lnU BUUon: onthohpot. for e nlee.|0ick job ini'New ’*— v ~*----------i„ k; " "• “• The fa,t« . ■Anh“f Mnllwilnnd went to the new Uepennr,- Expre„ Bneineei pram in America. Try it I M«lnr Spring, tod.y to spend TbnnkBe» E. Hickel »t McCoys. pilo,,e «r££i':.OrT8>“k-*'';'"K^«y Hound giving with her mother > JERSONAL^MENTION^ >;:!:onal III- announcements Buy him a nice House co'nt or bath robe fur Cbristmax, They are sun* to plrftKc .“specially if you releet one fr..in onr complete stock w.- are showing. Make your selecfon now, don’t wait. See onr window display. Morrill. f. Lambic A t. •C,tills uri out aiinonnciiig that in tbe near future Misi l?kliih Walldorff nnu Mr.. BvTup Smit I are to be united in ews Mrs. R i. Hendershott and Mim. ® Clara Hendershott went to Chicago • , ; Ot, 1 bursday pec. ; Mrs. E. Gorham today and will spend Tlianksgair-.g A I >11 entertain the Welcome J.. A. S. with relatives there. I and w. V. T. U. for dinner. All Br,. Mr. ami Mrs. C. A. Khiakerbocker Z I invited. . • Garlton left Alon dur evening for a ; . w,il «¥■ ■> n gular lUMUBbly of | Syracuse N. Y. where they will visit • <«‘»'lum(.’<mncj| No. 4-. R. A-s. M,'..n’friends auQ Ahiriv^ until after the • .Jontlay Dec. Ith at 7 p.* m annual i holidays. / .A election of otlicejA attendance i- ' “ Mr and NJrs. Shirley bmitb went tu msirnage These young people an very ■ di*si red. • aim Arl«r j^b tdHy to vkit friend*. Th- a htystiaii ScienctSociety servic* then- Th* . will retnlru today and A weiljitnd favuraliy known in Hastings, and iheir many riend® will Ik* pleased •iaG. A- R. Imi topic .it lit:;'4> (;(K] -|*-n<l Thanksgiving with Judgl and Z the preserver ot| Man. ■ Mrs. (Trment Smith. ™ t«» rend this announcement. Tlie Jatii» of Ithe Episcopal church j Mr uii.l Mrs D A- llowker will 9 .lire. Bitniff posssesra n rare apprcci-l[ ntipn of her part. This slip combine® : will give ;t M<](. nf fliney work on 1 h*a-.e today fur Belding to spend ® with great technical.'exactnvsN and en- Thm-day afternoon aial Friday Decem- .Thanksgiving with their daughter,Mr. 9 cr«4>‘ ’’t Hxecvtiiin. H-r studies under "•l*r ;tl and Nth 4t the Parish h<mMt*. , Bowk* r will go trom BcliJing to Lake A • gB rh«i firet riia*tere *<*f, the day together Ou 1 hurMtay a kx’iety supper will be I cunntv to visit-a brother. wiih a vs’itstant and nntirfbg induxiry. Supt. ■ ft'. CbamU*rlain went tu Ahftvje ; «i»’r ami rg the artht- ftnrv. ('itinc evjun un<- und thr Ann *Ar|>>r Saturday to te- it h»* roulfl as, i piano-forte player. Daily Gazette beautiful if«>plfl} <.f article* ‘•uitable ’<evure m sncA^M.r to Mi*< Atidhon tn 9 Zatiesvilltt 'V:s. Wd* will ttp]M*.ii at del fur Christina* gjlt*. the Batttist church >iorahiy evening. I church .will serve supper nt the G. A; Mn*. Mary M. Hoyt, uf Kalamazoo i|«uidkercbv'fo liivie been wedred for H. balI’Saturdaj| Dec. 2 from 4 o'clock rwnK tjx> guest of HaHtingn friends Sat-thelEpiscdpal ChriMtnas xal<- from pur urday. She was on her way home “ Guyernvr - wife. "Aim William Alden I| until all are * reed ' Christian.Endeavor at the Preshy- from Alaska. Mich., where she had terian church nrxt .Sunday evening., Iteen to attend the foneral of a lOster. Topic. "Our <j>e excn*e" l-ader. Mr. and Mn*. Stephen Downs, of Margaret Ironside, Na-bville. and Mr. and Mrs-j Gefo Gladstone.' and wife of Maple Rapids. Rutland Center Arbor <*f Gleaners "Wnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J«*mm will hold a neighlxjrhiMxl meetiog at Downs, returning to their homes Mun­ Janie^MeGuinnrHf Thursday Decrmlwr day. 7tbjn th- ev owing. Ail are cordially Mr*. Eleanor Diamond returned Mon­ invited. . thly from a weeks' visit at Lake Odewm The Woman's Anxilliary of EmtnanMr and Mrs. Dell Moore wenuel itarish will^meet with Mn*. Atkins ■ Tuesday D««c. A st 2 o'clock. Rev railed to Lima. Ind. Tuesday by a tele­ ! Huger•• will give a talk on Mfadonary gram announcing the serious illness of the latter's brother Andrew Buti. work. Everyone reuue-ted to Lie pre*' । ent. THEIR TENTH ANNIVERSARY j The subject of tbe morning mtuiuh I at the U. B. church will be "An Open Mr and Mr*. A. C Brown celebrat­ |Door.!"; evening "From Prison to ed their tenth wedding iinniivnuvry Tuesday night by inviting in their ; Throne. " Young people's meeting at o clock. Leader Miss Ella Austin; neighbor* and a Lew friend* for n■ social game of pedro. Each came with subject Our ore rx<m*e. a choice HMortanent ot gifts or tin. Epworth League meeting Sunday ranging from empty tomato cans to i evening at 6 o'clock Leader, Clinton discarded pans .and cooking utensils I Lahr :• Nubject, "Onr one excuM*. " which had long since nerved 'their use- . j The first number of the People's fnlnrw* Toe howto* reciprocated with | Lecture course will be gitnn npxt ( equally choice memento* ■» in awarding ■ Monday evening. OnfAcuunt ot tbe V. ; the prizes which were won by Miss ' B. church not being done, by courtesy 1 Frances Williams and Mrs G. F. | I of the Baptist s<xnety it will tie given {Chidester Light refreshments brought . • in that church. This number promises the pleasant evening 'to- n close ’and > to lie an exceptionally fine one. Ad­ that the genial host andhostew* might i mission 15 cents. Course tickets for live' lo celebrate a* happily many j Mile at all the drug store,. more anniversary days was the wish of every guest a* they took their de­ parture. There Is n tablet Iu tbe aallortfrbomc bi MellHJiuiH* to j|ameM Murr. He was BIDGRAPH ENTERTAIN. a sallbr before t|ie uiaTt on tin* Rip. MENT COMING. On July 15, 187::. the Rip wab might The Biu^rapb Entertainment Co. op- ' I m a squall. Marr rat'astride x>! the j gafr when a great; wave broke ev. r the ened a throe night engagement at Bab­ lM»nt and br sigbtklown the mnlnmnst. cock's Opera house last evening with a I There wax only <»«*• cbam-»* to save the pleasing, comliination of moving picKip that was <<| cut avwiy the litter. lures and VHndeville in which-Miss I But Marr cimig tq the brewen spar, and Irone Smith Ind Master Vere Hibiiler ! to mt away o-ont to send him over­ were easily the stars, the children board to d< *th. *». I t dtu-.at him bath being performers of rare ability. : d*ml*1 foil.’ . ih<x*i.p H-IUttcd their axe* Hi t!:mr ;\feds. Marr. hel|>W. Mr. Sbefman Holmes, the joke merch­ pondm I H- 4-1 w that his death ant. Dassed out a few that seemed to would be the butt's alvatbm. add be strike the audie-nt'e on the funny bone, while the moving pictures and views shouted: ••Cut away, matfs: (joodUv. were clear, distinct and entertaining. Then be let bimsdf foil luto the cold, Taken all in all the performance was h wild sea. very creditable one.—Quincy News. Smith an«|’Mn». R jA. , Alger^and . _ sum- ' utlu irs are■ -looked for -before tbe wile of __. fancy articles' ■I.hmm] fix On every , ■ purrb^ae ____ r, „ u. in rhrir there will lie gi'en one chance at ! u\ them drawing the 'handkerchief which has been sent with lhe compliments of I Governor and Mrs JiVamer • the Knereide UMup (Hjq UK. •’IU*!!’ 1 <wU*mhn*f paid by janQjuvujj juno. i 1 iKJ4qjv.»j Jtop anol • stockholders !I» noX ®p XqAi ‘ iibr h«* said range will .and it has) :ans Hn* ••“DLL ( «<!• 4J4S ..w-metp.. xaatn p|n»M oq s-m|u Hall. The Best evidence we can offer that we are giving our customers “A Square Deal’ is'the large increase of trade we are having. evitable our It is the in result of furnishing customers good, honest values IT PAYS TO BUY AT WRIGHT’S. Fred llnni. of Johknneelmrg. Otecg,. frtp ticket, wm be ...n Mn,. Cha, Llctk. of J.ck»un wil, .. j Co. kil^l tine deer thi» month end sifted rote, th x„v. | spend Thmk^iving with her p.rent, .ent tho jolt with a dm- piece Tenj- to ntnrn until i>,, 4th_ The^. I Mr ,u,d Mrs. W«ley gmih «« to hi, fattier lx>ret> Burd in Carl­ of MH I" *" to ' . -------------" K B,rher— "'“1 ’Its. SlaUie tun. of M,chigan. I Bltpiy wore gue.1. of ju. .. . E. N ichols Friday is the Agricultural Society') 1 , M,eh. State ------- ...... Grange, (iron,! Rapid. Carlton Sunday. , meetlnglfor pt ?ll,'h 1 December____ is tn.-etingifor the tbe election pf udit-era „mren |K~; u-iS-<». For the ‘ J' «•- <-'«wl„y wilf^ -election pr omcera W ■* have it 1.-. ml only commendation ..__ ■ .■ We heard of i UZS * r*""*°"e tor toe 1 b“r,a,*J-»» wrnplify wtjrk the manner in which the fair ha-s Ikk.*« .jMnd ‘..... trip wiil be given, bate-of sale '“ton. lodge <rf that ontar jn that vilconducted for tbe |w«t few years P“'- 11 and Iff return Upj, L,.,. '«g*. , sj. .. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pennuck went to H | inCIUtOVav inclusive. nc,Usiv«I -'liss Maeaball. a nurse from Butter. Hickory Corner? last Saturday to seo 1 Ho,‘day excursions w Canada One i T"1'11’ H"piul °rand Rapids, spent IS to the monument that Mr. Black uf Grand I 4n“ claMs limited fare for :... the ..he ronnd to- anew of Mi., Non,„ Rapids had put on their lot .in th® I ®r‘1’ win *• given,■ Oates of sale, Ul'h»l. north cemefory; they were well please; I T^’’. 14-17»~1« and 1 Id, . 111 »nd 17th. Hetnrl lim. Mr and Mn, George IV. Abbey went with his leaving hi* work. ' ll tour To,desUnatior ‘h’!‘n*11‘“n “Ot '*'*"■ to X"b'to. to day t„ ,p..„d . Tl»nkv ; A meeting of tbe Hastings Mnaica for fans “ ,lcker' °®ra wilb “>eir daughter M™ Ger. . trade Palmar. ClubNvHi held at the Baptist church j ir»r further information. parlors November 24. Several new w. S. Barron Agt. , Mn., C A Campb.il an.l children of members were enrolled, an excellent . . Grand Rapid, a, Lho gW, of tho program carried out. and a good time I J' - --------- f--------- ;------------- - ----- -to tormer's paints Mr and Mr,. E A enjoyed by all . . •. Rider for ii week ’ ' £ uiance and up-to-date styles at right prices. c. W. CLARKE & co “Quality Shoe Store. According to John Stow, chronicler and anUtiuary. about 10«». who wrote and published "Stnuinarie of Englyah Chronicles” Sir William Collingwood was executed Id 1484 for writing the following political squib, hi n manner which. Id bls day, was considered most excellent wit; ., The rat. the catland hovel the doc Rulo all England under tbe Hog. This was during the reign of Rich­ ink III., at a time when tbe chief agents of his evil schemes were Catea* by, Ratcliff and LOvel. I*ov< l was then a common name for a dog and as a white boar was displayed on the king's escuU-beou tbe reference to a "bogwas dbvioua and :so offensive that it brought about the writer's death. “Never suppress n sn€*ew.’' said the traine.1 nurse to tbe young woman who lm<l Ju« lurfornu-d Hull l»> I' art. "It 1» « «™*i «"»“ •" nerre. and Wood *<*•<■'« ot ,be ‘‘o”15' as it^brows all the action to tbe back Of the bend instead of iettlng It come out of the mouth safely and uaturally. The unusual and hard strain on a lit­ tle blood vessel that may be weak is likely to buret It and cause instant death. A loud sueexe doea not sound very nice, but It is a safe thing to d® every time.” _____ He who does »ot look over the Chris tm as Goods st MuHtolUsds .makes a mistake. . YOU WILL WANT SOME. Christmas is coming and you will want some of the pretty and useful things Jthat tbe Methodist Episcopal ladies will have for sale in tbe prior® of their church Jn the afternoon and evening of Tuesday Dec. 12 next. You will be especially ' interested in the display of Japanese china and Indian baskets >f all shapes and sizes and auitahle for all purposes. Nothing prettier or more acceptable for Christ­ mas gifts. The Standard Bearers will have a table of choice, home made cfndy. Andrew was probably crucified at Patrae. Id Achala; Bartholomew, said to have been flayed alive and crucified, with head down, in Armenia; James, brother of John, lierod killed him with his sword; James, son of Alpheus, thrown from the temple and stoned to death; Johnr time of death a conjec­ ture; Judas, said to have banged him­ self la a very bungling manner; Jude, said to have died naturally and also claimed to have been martyred; Mat­ thew. claimed as a martyr, but proba­ bly dial a natural death; Peter, cruci­ fied at Rome; Philip, said to bar® been tortured to death in Greece; Simon (Canaanite), crucified in Judaea la the reign ofDomltian; Thomas, probably put to death' with a lar.ee Id Persia or ms. We've Got Lamps Lo Burn. STUDY LAMPS, HALL LAMPS, PARLOR LAMPS, KITCHEN LAMPS and BEDROOM LAMPS. If you are in need of any kind of a Lamp call in our new stock just opened up. Samples shown in window with prices marked in plain figures. see Nickle Lamps 98c and $1.50 each Fancy Parlor Lamps RIqOO I JIITinQ teS ^n<^s’ s^aPes an^ Sizes, plain anddec- Uluuu Ltlllipu orated, complete with burners and glasses from 25c to 50c each. . Japanese China with its beautiful decorations is one • of the nicest things for Christmas * presents and something your friends will appreiate and treasure. • Now is the time to make your selections while the stock, is , 2 complete. We will be pleased to put by anything you may * select now, and save it for you on receipt of a deposit. 2 Hastings Money Back Store ROS. i WRIGHT HASTINGS, MICH. 'PHONE 30 TRY A BANNER WANT ADV. • ONE CENT A WORD. Where all the Rexall Goods are sold, they v* »* carry a full line of PURE WINES FOR Medicinal and Family Use Only. 25c A Pure California Port Wine, pints, Quarts, 50 Cents. A Four Year Old Kelley Island Mus­ catel Wine, pints................... 25c Quarts, 50 Cents. A Fine Old Blackberry Wine, that should be used In every family, pints, 25c Quarts, 50 Cents. There is no question but that we carry the largest and most com- ‘ plete line of pure drugs and medicines of any store in this vicinity. As with our drug line, so it is with our holiday line that we are now placing on exhibition. It is most complete in every detail. We will • make a special drive on high grade cut,glass and hand painted china. See our assortment of Congress cards. All the new card games. Cribhage Boards, Flinch and everything m the game line. We are mak­ ing some cheap prices on a sample line of Dolls, less than the whole­ sale prices. See our line and get our prices or you will make a mis­ take in your Christmas shopping. • FRED L HEATH & CARVETH THE DRUGGISTS. �HASTINGS BANNKK, NOVEMBER 6 CkiMrrn --- ' k^-bw—W —-ra,—--' y * Woodland Department FREEPORT. Tho Misbex I-uogcoe of Suxbda spent Sunday at Wm. Moore’s. Carl Brayton ami Will Bouma visited their parent! over Sunday. • returning to their work in Grand Rapids Mon­ j Nothing Better to Do Tbe rk-ar ■V Membury, Derbyshlra, write® In hte parish riiogazln.-, “A hun­ dred and rtiirty-eight(iMpttom*. and I bare not yet had n ’ffanQi Jane’—that dellgliTful. old faxiilonkl name!” ■ Amused, a» h* by the vicar’x sad wall, a parishioner replies to the vicar, saying the reason, la not far to seek. The euxtom of the parents re­ siding in the-e parts Is consult with their Incttmlient regarding the choice of the*naxae for the offrnring. The natural coiw<|Uenee is'that all children iMiru on n salat's day ar® call­ ed after tbe xaint.. Thus a girl bohi on St. George’s day would lie -christened Georgiana a ad one on St. Clement’s day Clementina, and ho <>n.—London Express. tsn often Best [OrirlnuL] • Mr friend Harry Htuitinf" case wax a common one. It wax one of the In­ that numerable raw* of men Iove day. Miases Hattie fouma mid Gladys and with nothing on Whtoh to support Rogers were Valley LCity visitors Fri­ a wife. Hr h«d not even a iKMllton. He bad s#eu it RDuonm*d tbftt a cer-| for HOOD’S 0LD day. • tain hank had offenil n n’waril hf $20,­ Mrs. Ch»». Fox of Clarksville was in 000 for the capture of a man «too bad .4 WOODLAND. j SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. ♦ Will Holly and wife of Lockport, N. ; Conda Ham of Big Rapids will speak tbe village Friday. perpetrated n^forfery X Y.. are visitng'.Woodland friends this I at the Kilpatrick church Thursday Mi«s Loa Walker of Charlotte is a Harry knew nothing of detective work, ♦ I week. Mr. Holly has purchased a 1 eveaing of this week at 7:80. Mr. Ham guest at tbe home df J- W. Godfrey but for the want of something to do 4■ applied for Information relating to the ♦ I house and lot in -Lake Odessa, where is working in thes interest of tbe, 4 j they will shortly move. ' •* —” ----- * for“ boys. This is a worthy . Chas. Will and wife of Haatings vis­ case with a view to taking hold or It. Buedab Home Hie forger’s rooms in an apartment X 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brattin of cause, and one which should have the ited relatives in tho village Saturday. bouse hail l»een taken powerelon of by Kyte In Jretlind. ♦ ■ Nashville spent Sunday at the home support of all Mr® M. Clemens is ill nt the home the police* and were open to Inspection. Although ’•**!» abuukd in Scotch wa­ NOT MADE. BY A TBI lew 4There is just as much art T | of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper in the Those attending tbe C E. at Hast- of her brother. E. N. Yule. Harry wuntered around there a* much /'muwuot 'rrniXXXt X 1 village. ters and dire caught In great quantities, j ingw Friday evening and Saturdav were ♦ exercised to-day in designing (»eorge‘Parker and wif> of Lowell. Jrom Idle curiosity ax anything else they are nut conxiderod fit food there X and making furniture and car* X | Ray McArthur of Blanchard, Mick, i Mra. C. St John, Mrs. Melvina Wlwel- Wm. Parker, wife and daughter Win­ and wm admitted by the jieraun in No mutter how plentiful und bow very charge. He found everything a* tbe er and Ernest Wheeler. a- pets as there is in painting £ • is making an extended visit with his nie of Campbell .were guests at George - fugitive bad left it even to soiled linen fine and large they may be In any dis Geo. Sawdy who has been making an | many Woodland relative® and friends. ♦ pictures. Furniture that is Morgan's Thurday. on the floor. Tbe caretaker permitted trict of Scotland, no native will eat BARRY COUNTY ar ; extended visit with friends at this i I A number of the young lady friends ' X artistic in design, that is built Welsey Smith of Hasting- was greet­ him to open drawers, closets and such one. The objection to'tin- cel lx xnld to Can be had at lhe Uoodlattj X 1 ot Mias Mabel Landis gave her a kitch- ji place returned to his home in Big Rap­ ing old friends on our streets Wednes-, other place® ex he fancied might con­ be baaed on Its serpent-llke Appearance X on honor is tbe only furniture ids Friday last. X * en shower at her home Saturday eve­ tain some clew, though the man kept and the fact that it Is not overfastldiPostofftcc They gfo day. + that a thinking person could X j nin*fu sharp watch over him. There wm oux as to what It feeds.on. Ton* of Glen Conley has gone to Coleman to ’ . names of csery far^, Miss Iva Huliberger visited her par­ nothing that especially attracted his choice eels for the London market are ♦ { Arthur ^Myers ’commenced work in spend a few weeks with his parents. number of acres he ow™ ents Tuesday and Wednesday last. attention, though he noticed from n taken from Streams that are not euuJ. Coats and Albert Luwry returned X If your furnishings are ♦ ‘ P. C. Flory’s barber shop Monday Hale Kenyon wax in Hastings last number of newspaper clippings iu a splcuoasly free from sewage. 2 .i*ghVs’ str«™, r- really attractive, they are X | muring where he will karn tbe barber from their hunting trip ^bringing with paper l>ox on an up|»er cloaet xbeif that churches, school houses «. them several nice deer, which they Tuesday on buaineM the runaway hud lieen addicted to T certainly an important factor ♦ trade. Will Vanderlip and wife visited rel ­ their collection. Harry obtained per­ . “How did you find out you could captured while in the North. W. W. Cushing and wifeof Hastings PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS in getting a* satisfactory’ ar­ ♦ atives in McCord’s last weekmission to look them over at his lei­ draw?" Inquired tbe admirer of tbe cel­ Ora Lehman went to Lake Odessa ♦ were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. C. rangement to make q home Frank Kenyoh, wife and daughter of sure. ebrated illustrator; . . at ’Woodland Postoffice Sunday. . ♦ D. Garn Saturday and Sunday. They were mainly Incidents, aome Stedinal N. Y. are visiting at the “ By the'marks I received In school cozy. They do not have to X Will.Miller has John Velte, Postmaster UK. been, U^u. filling UU1UK rtatiou «uiuu 1‘ Th«o fellow, h^linf wood for Ura home of Mrs. Kenyon's ]u»renU C. A. of them bnirbwndtb e*capea and die i for the excellence and fidelity of my •' X be expensiv expensive, as you will see 1l•grot „—. ZL .— — — « l«ll»rrow . . Co. are making -good no H. JL K Hill’-s Kplooo al the depot ; rest on scattering subjects. One wns work,” replied the eminent' one. "My. . , looking J over jour depend-j ♦ I during Mr. Hill’s atwnce visiting of K<xid roads and the beautiful Curtis ana wife. T by , an account of the tnca|»e of a spy work was .a caricature of my bfloted , Will Edwards of Grand Rapid- was I I Buttle Rattlft Creek Or&k friends. friemK. - ; weather. during tho civil war In womanVdre®*. teacher on the hlitclltkMrd and the ♦ able lines, lines. which ’ embody all X j Any connection betweeti this incident marks came from the (teacher's cane." ’ SUIr of MlcSili About 50 of the friends of Mr. and in town Thursday on business. these essential points. Let , The tenth wedding Anniversary of ; and the method ^of escape chosen by —Cleveland Plain Dealer. Mrs. Hubert Ford of Lowell spent ouuty of lun’v Mrat Orson Sheldon met. nt their home us help select your furniture, X Mr. and Mrs.. W. J. Kilpatrick wax .lathe .city ix ' the criminal was rather forced, but ~ . I Tuettday Um- ;t> + relebrated.To,.sJ.y cvmiing by a large '»»'Saturday evening in a »nn>n-W,|- last Tuesday with.her sister. Mrs. Roy I since Hnrry had nothing better to do i carpets etc. for you. whether A I'rMlmlgt. of * thou»u>d i “ ' he thought he would try to find surfi ! 7 nnmtaruf their friend, at their home <"> Reimdunenta were ~-rv«l Yarger. “I»oiiT lo- tuu auxlni^ to get a hus.- | you are just going to house­ J tn Ea»t Woodlannd. Alter spending a »ud: an enjoyable tim„ wa. bad by all ' Mrs. J. W. Rigternink him! Mrs. J. j conne<*tb»n. . I baud.” xidil the-wise tnutrou. '“Don’t... | A. Godfrey were Gnuid Rapids visitors keeping, or only furnishing ♦ J very enjoyable evening Mr. and Mra. • niiHig on ine n4jl’‘>7r:,.'!|i ! i<'ailing tbe innmouy landlady ui of yie U»e upnn apart i• go orouud ar.nintl hunting bunting fur one." .) MARTIN mein fapftxe. he'hnti a long talk with! “Think I Kboukl Just sit duwu un-.l eew’i.i ni. one or more rooms. You ♦ , Kilpatrick nupatncK were presented pre-rf-ntea with wnu a fine nne,, t • . .CORNERS. . ... 1 Friday. i. . . she . called to! . i wait /.. for _ • one. t eh?” replied .s ... . . iotitucuinit. ’■ the. muideu. j ■ L . ■ . v ,r Stella Graves 1* asslxtiug Mra. Shier-1I Mrs. John Bakiv has been moved to . her. at the end. «»f. which X rocker. bX fum.mre Lre" ‘I 7 »r. -d Mra A. Hill .rrived home ’ ! .be bom., „r tar .uogbtcr. mra ......... ' tetoiivrnt g! " ' ' up aqd wait for : prutUU nne t for you'll Kit j the home uf her daughter. Mrs. Dora ; momt’iry that the'evening on whldh the ! “Yes. X j Mr. and Mra. *A. Hill arrived toi folntvd q: An-w line of tbe Famous 7 Fr',h,Y evening from «Sv. .week, vi»lt> Mnry Hilton v|.it<J tar turenu , j irnton. nrar Allvg.n Mra Baker i. i criminal was suppoMed to have left the I one often enough after you've got . TUcrruj.H; n him." ‘ 0*y o< lav . “Sanltaire" Beds' .e haw ).»> 7 “,lh »">T north of Coats Grove one day last I jn very poor healt^i. . . i house she had noticed n Strange woman [ i torraonti. tI pasMag ibrough the halls. Women I weck' I Mra. Anna fockard will spend i <rnm co cc ... * James M. Smith moved his house ’ wTire not lodged in the bouse and were ‘ rvemved, prices. KOte $2.55 Up J hold good, thi. week to hi, new home Mra. & Barry spent the past week Thanksgiving witii her sou at Marion. i not eipwted to come there.' Tbe land- • Husband—What did you think when . ri-^i.i-! i.’> I™ ’ - viwimj; her daughter Mra. Cha*. Boyles (Mich. I ' vuy'irf’• • which you can t afford to * ’1 in Hastings. ■ lady liib.l followed the intruder, who s you board the ubnud«-n<T full Inst !f miss seeing. .1 Dr. D. B. Kilpatrick has been very of tt‘rhlftndMrs. G. J. Nagler wax in Grand gut out before she could •■atch her... night'? Wife— Why. 1 thought you had rtowesu^ St fcq n.. ■ been detained on busiuex® again anti furtE-r^ “^Htiv1:, ui ill tne the paos part ,weeK, .week, having suffered a ‘ Th® »>ght cap social at the school1 Rapith from Tbnreday until Saturday- Khe wore a dress of gwa cloth which • We don t put our name to1 ;:’t- ihnd liven fashionable a few years be-; were getting upMalrx a® quietly as you Urtbvprr‘ fa Ho is reported . bouse the 17th was well attended. Pro-J Jerry Boynton Grand Rapids wax an interior article. , * stroke uf pac^ysfn , fore, tbe bodice covered with a fine eou,a• 1 ttnsrnrf by ca.uU.r . writing. « ; ‘*eeds *12.s5. j in toWn Monday cm business connected T | better at this writii publldwrf tn U.r Hr l-braid. Herjhat was ornamented with’ ' paper jmnW at,J .'.it : The marriage of Miss Susie FineThe L Twin met Saturday eve" i with the railroad. a profusion of beads awl two large i Barry, ocv-’I. r frock of the village and Mr. John n‘n< ~ Bt J; P- • U»deAll a:o Mire Fannie Seger was in Hastings I astrid) feathers. Harry went wttli .the j "Progress is becoming -extremely rap­ j landlady to the entrance of the build-1 id.” Flu . . iu.; Smith of South Woodland is anounccd »nv jte<I to attend. , Saturday ana Sunday the guest of her ■^ ’ Yes. Indeed. In tbe-year -3000 or so Houts Furnishtr. Ing nnd xxKjmI whlcb of three possible j „ '/* U‘ J* to take place in |he near future. 1 Mra- Sarah Coon and daughters i former teacher. Miss Peckham. t a move on if.. WOODLAND, MICHIGAN Lawrence Christian left on Tuesday •ndlEthel of Brookfield, visited !! ^bout twenty Lady Maccaliees at­ nokfield visited ■ mr MMttal Ita «•»,. to tbe nrarew M . of last week fur Grand Rapids where Bt B- Cop’weir® the past week. I tended the school of Instruction held / railway station, only a few blocks dis-1 Books from 5c.to $4.00 at MulholHe will take a coarse in the Laughlin j Sunday ’ p. m; Dec. 8rd Rev. Hatch in Hastings Friday. They report an tuut. . • j land’s. wil| preach^a minxiouary sermon. He instructive as well as an enoyable time. ] Going to the. bank affl»Yer who bad —=— --------------------------------- . Business College. .’ .. Suit 1*4141 US Ibc I hasps heathen idol which he will fetch of Hany .Ui«t. notice of HKAlilxa CLAIMS. Mrs. I. E. Crites of Woodbury was a Jas. Butick and wife are tbe pro up the matter in charge hr asked a ’ on th.- .S3it» da? j noniber of qurstioux and Irfcnicd that j state ot Michhtsn. county of Barrv. m. ' ' with him. All ^turn out and hear Ada Futtaim. Woodland visitor Monday. parents of a baby girl burn 'iMt Ot tta Jtdttep.1 crk. or tb. tank, . good sermon. Wednteay. who had been intimate with tbe forger, j made on th* --*ci day nt XoivMter.A.D.iw®. (om In thi» ■...— :: * ut itsai • T|ie L. A. 8. will meet Dec. 27 with 3 cans of Com 20 c Lewtt Puutati.. - im<< '4-31 ot ttl« <Utr Myron Vanderlip of Altc was in the NORTH WOODLAND. but r**14«-* >n.*e • — 10 bars of Calumet Family ■ Mra. Ed. Mead of Hasting*. It will ■ on the railroad tbe woman In green ■' Alden K. Farwon. late <rf muT roontr. deveawd. ex, aww ot A. F Kvillage Wednesday. The wind raised‘havoc with si'■tacks I be the 4th Wednesday in Decernh-r inSoap 25c. iJ had sitoixMrdlv taken KtK1 that *11 creditor* or *a>4 dwvuvd am re- lOaltuttl >t '•Hl* •>. xx. n. iqtrtred topreseotthrirctaUn* to J4I4 ItuUlr Mra. J. W." Fogle*ypg was in the ’j «*;a of. hay and stalk* scattering them in j stead of the 3rd. All are cordinlly in19 lbs H t E Sugar $1.00. Hurry x next move was a visit to tbe I < ourt. at th* Prolate «>tn<* in ite- city ut Hstl- mon th' notn tlk > al* , Valley City Monday and Tuewdgy. every direction and where ever there vital to attend. . ' .ubttrb m ,n«ton. Ot.ptalt. tte tank ;£!•£ FOR SATURDAY. are any rail fences it levelled them to ‘ ------------. Birney £enyon of Lansing and Mire clerk* house was a^lltUe ired brick • ctaims-wUhte heard te/ore mM (Uurt.ua WedSTATE ROAD. Belle Rogers of Hastings visited tbe tfie ginund ui many p2>Ke.T. ’ foj bund< h«tt Six Best Grade nf Oysters let Pneaching; kt the church i Sunday j funnerparents. Hale Kenyon and rang tbe i>ell, and it was answered by : '•!•—*' * »• J. Spencer and wife Sundayed at Thanksgiving. morning. a little pnle woman with very black ! ' • * ' . wife. Sunday. Coats Grove Judge erf i*r<>bste. Mrs. Ed. Bower died Sunday morn-; Mra. John Brown of Carlton died rye*.. Harry asked if she would rent j f About Winslow -zVnnaHe of Berlin waa a him: a .room. She d«Tiri»H. but when ’ visitor at tbe Home of J. Spencer laxt ing pt. the homo of her daughter Mrs. ■ Saturdav. Felts and Rubbers. Socks he <iffrr»sl her as much per month for ! Henry Fisher. Good Laundry WorK Sunday?’ ‘u® »wus, u»u t^iwwn treat room th<ball gjum game between . one and Rubbers for Men., The tax one'front room as as rtie she paw paid for for theij Is essential to good appearance. It i$ then-fun- entitled ti> y-mr *»■ Mrs. .Edsun from the north visited AIh<irt Larknts. Mrs Howard .<Lake Odessa and |>’rceport resulted i, " wbdle " house ........ abe agreed to move ‘ out er _t I> Boy, or Youtlie, I am sideration. We have all the latest machinery tip doth* work nsrtfi-Atid* Mr. Gilbert last week. M®rfin and FrankBh.vrer of Kalamazoo | rather disastrunsly to the visiting WU room visiting I: Ilf,r her O nwn room anti anti lei lei him him move more lute Into iL it j prepared to supply you. we know how to operate the machine. Scud :>’• year laundry sort ' r „ . , , c“1It,d to ^be bedside of their team, ouvend'of their players being; , r H«rry Hurry kept «u eye on the tbe house op- . : Satisfactory : Furniture the no HOOD RUBBERS M I 0. S. ENGLAND, ■sv. SPECIAL 1 “.'l1” Now ,rrteT-8t ? Those UNDERWEAR. ! injured quite badly M the timeJ the the i 'Ponlh‘-• but. though ur he watched for aa 1 wutrneu lor; . w„ . .................. - .......................... — a head I w<H*k' P,,w n’'’hlhg auspicious. Then th,. Ko„ Wng .A crawll । lie laid it plan to get information from the fHMtman. He would listen for toe ) of rooters accompanied the Lake Odenui | . man’s whistle, go to meet him end ' teu,n*» । ask if he had any letters for him. Hie Horse blankets, Bed The hunters returned from their | man would look over the letters almut Wilbur Curtis end mother visited her FelilfBoa let and wile were cmler. el northern trip Friday. There were j to be delivered. Harry looking over blankets, Stable blankets' son Mjric Curtis last Sunday near Hen,y Chamberlin’s Sunday. three from Freeport this fall. Or.ie 1 h5s •boulder. This Harry did quite HIGHEST PRICES. Hustings. Mins Belle Fisberfspent Sundav with Pardee. Jacob Wolf and (K A Curtin. , jj*0’ *]*’, *‘'erJ,tln,e - ---- ---the man half *'* " a dollar. Harry had spedmehs — For butter, eggs and pro­ Logs got into J. Sbellenberger ’s sheep I Cremie Kinne and attended meeting at They all met with goud succere. duce. lam Saturday and injured a number ot Costs Grove in the waning. Wm. Moore wm at tbe Freeport Cot­ of the fugitive's bandwriting and was watching for a letter from him. One them. । Mrs. Chamberlin ba. gone to her son's! isge, Gun lake, last week closing the day be xaw In tbe postman's hands a I Farmer, are getting very much in- John l>syne u Her health is rery-]»or hbusefor the season. letter which at once atracted fata at­ COATS GROVE GENERAL STORE. The high wind Friday did a little tention. Tbe handwriting was nothing VCinlty. They separate heir own 1Ucto oB damage in this city, blowing shingle® Uke the criminal’!, but tbe postmark did cream and send it to Grand Rapids . non.ider.hls damage. was that of a small town In Canada. off the roofs, nnd uprooting trees. That afternoon Harry paid bls land­ realizing u good deal more out of it [ ------ -------------------. Rev. Snyder of Breckenridge preached lady and t<K>k a train for Csnada. m j than sending their milk to the near by EAST WOODLAND. at the Cnngreg.ttional church Sunday On the way be studied a photograph WOObLrtNO LIVERY J • creameries. „ Mrs. :Sarah Good visited at J. St. morning und evening. Ills sermons Of the f'irger, but studied more the J Addie Lehr of Grand Ledge wan viaJohns on Wednesday. showed careful thought nnd.xtudy. . proonoie i “2 FEED /TABLE probable disguise he would assume. | E1„„r KUlMb.itk 0, uAring-. 1Urh When you want to do any driv­ « Itiog hump add friend. IM w,mk A number from hem contemplate at- He IIe -made ‘ «mde up i . hh. mind that, having ing in this vicinity, cotoe and see J Betsy Hm.keli is under the doctor’s . arrived among East Woodland friend. i tending the big Thanksgiving game at I ,m<l *“'** ln, k °* ‘iniuii. he lick 1LX n ,^ wAmua. I.- wopid ‘i us. We furnish ’good rigs and ■ Chicago Thuradnv. B,,ck ”» *«««•• dreas. tl.^ When Harry 1’ ' „u Stuiday. drive to all points. ;Wheu you $ : care at prewnt. ------ ------------------' reached his destination he found n vDInez Gavitt of this pla<c and LiUlol On ;Wa.ine»l»y Mr. Amo. Kepuer come here let us feed your horses. < CARLTON.----------------- j l«ge of n few hundred people. Otu . OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS 4,,I Jordan ot tWoodland visited tbe let- . was Um guest ot his cousin. Mr. ;an,l „ „ . , . ] mQUlrlng if nny strange woman hm! Kov. Brink of Btetora gave a Uta ' litriy com. to town bn an. <ll,J1,r.„lnt, noNflsniTH frS0N5 ' W. Merriam is plowing on his nowly 1 RoM. C. D. Jarvis, wife and.dangh- address at the S. D. A church on cd at tho negative replies He Inter | viewed the |^tmaster and learned that LIVERY & FEES /TUPLE J rented farm at Woodland thin week, i ... took dinner with Mr. and Sunday evening. J ------ ---------------------- Mra. George Kieler who has been visiting ’U"h, fPCC,“,y arrived ut a farm In John on Sunday. WOObLflNb, niCH. — u — v ... . the nelgbltorliood wax receiving lettem WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. Indio high wind Friday Deorxie relatives here for the past'two months which were called for by tbe farmer I 1< ft Monday morning-for an extended i Tli® drawing class is taking shading James waa blown off tbe xtep® of his with whom be llr«l. Harry hired n parents residence’ and quite badly in­ visit^in ;Ponnaylvania. He expects to horse and wagou and drove, to the j this week. spend the winter visiting friend.* and farm. As be drove up to tbe bouse ■ No xcHool ^Thursday or Friday on jured. rulativea. the only person visible, sitting on the Leona Donna is spending a few days I account ut Thanksgiving. . Mr. and Mra. O. E. Yerty spent Sat-, porch reading a newspaper, was tbe Mirew Flora Bera nnd Mary Critm wlth ber F”1"dl 'its Mr. an<l Mrs. urday and Sunday with the former’a counterpart of tbe photograph in Har­ j Special For ! were absent from school Friday attend- j Hepner of Lake ( ry s pocket. brother in Lake Odessa. SATURDAY, ing thu 8. 8. convention at Woodbury, j The L. A. S. will meet nt the home Hunted men dread every one theyMire Sjmth of Middleville is visiting Tbe EoglishJLiterature clare Is study-1 MnL L*or* Sheldon Dec. 7. at .10 meet, and Harry could see the forger December 2d, her'brother 7J- Spath of the Walnut 1^/ Cha,lc pa,‘‘r- HarTy’« ing the life of John Milton. j' °a. m. Be prompt. Hill farm. She will leave for Prairie­ •aking.for a nlght., FOR CASH and ONE DAY ONLY „ be Min Etta Houghtin and Lawrence I। Mr.>nd Mrs. Atchinson'of Nashville ville in a few dayy. tatendM, Inquired .boot tbn ronfl nod Christian vitdted school Monday after­ were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Geo. Davis of Uke Odeum spent drov. on. Beturatag to th. vUInn dr20 Founds H. & E. granulated Lee on Sunday. noon. cnltoud.,. bn t<.lngrat.tau rOr U» nno sugar, C81 00 Mrs. M. Wheeler. Earnest Wheeler, Sunday with his brother ••Virk-'* Give us a call some of these morn­ 1 found Sweet Cubs Tobacco,, ~*rrr’p™'. nbd wnhto two d„. 32c A number of friends gathered Satur­ Miss Inez Cole and Mrs. C. C. St John ' ings and bear some fine singing. the forger wns arrested. 25c World fine cut, day evening at the home of Ch* Wbj bndn’t tb. deteettwew noUred 5c' I Tbe report books were given out last attendal the County C. E. Covent ion Good Bakingfowder, Hickerson and gave that genial gentle­ SJJST’b at Hastings. "’h*< *■** “«» '• ' Friday at the close of the third month Tbe L. T. L. at the home of Grace man a surprise party. If-he leaves for WvnraI hundred MW,p«per dlppt™ | of school. * I have a dean, nice,•, up-to-date} tbe west where be will 8poo<i the com­ to nttrart ttatr nttnitloo. though ota Sheldon’s was interesting and well e price® are' stock of Groceries. The . ing year as manager of a>anch. If he »' «■- ~c.Ut, of n npy attended. The next meeting will be at right. An inspection will fill — convince ....... thirty y«an before? Hutt wan n COATS GROVE. you. tbe home of Mr. Ellison in ’South likes the climate he will return next tarn dMretlvn, but b, didn’t follow th. Garry Townsend is bettor and is able •i Woodlaad on Friday evening Dec. 8. summer and take ;hia , family with Have just added a nice line uf( Aftw bto ranrring. b. him. Amethyst Enameled Ware. to be out. Yon will be cordially welcomed. Come. A good sized crowd attended the "wrtad hl. capital in bond, and got Charley Barry has returned from rich. RVBSKLL THORNt Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Sheldon were Holiday Goods. New stock. Just Pomona Grange held here last Wednes­ opened up. Beady for you and it Ortgon. thoroughly surprised Saturday eve­ day and a good time was enjoyed by will please. C. O. Purdy preached at Ionia Sun­ ning when about SO of their friends old all. M. H. Burton, J, C. Ketcham and WOODLAND CHURCH NOTES Your Money Back If not day. Tbe Rev. Kindred preached at and young, came laden with lunch cthera delivered'adresses and all en. baskets and already for a merry eve­ Satisfied. joyed tbemselvex considerably. Ei<ht Mi* Bessie and Mary Smith. Mi™ ning intlwdr'new Lome. One who was ne« memliers .were initiated.WednesHlgheat M»rh*t Price for foatHor Edith Stowell. Mrs. Lena Wood, Havre there .reports that they had a happy day evening. Rot. Earl I. ongagod In apoelal martWoodman and James Eli ret attended time and did not depart to their own Our Lacher O. E. Yerty baa been fome® until near the “wee small the C.< E. convention at Hastings. appointed superintendent of schools of i*Ibte^with ine^. Of the good warm kind i and very cheap. BLANKETS. HENRY RflQLfl Mr. Hatton and dauhter Ethel are at grandmother Mra. Bower Saturday. Attic.. Ohio vUiting Mr. Hta»’. .1„hn Jobo^n . Mw jmmtt, mtd irottar, th,. we«k. Grace Macher ot Campbell stayed | Mr. and Mra ^Murray entertained a last Satnnlay night at the home of her 1,^ and her husband la*t week parent, Mr. and Mrs Halton. Thamlt, lnd ui<t AHn( Pboiie 243. n^m^^ta^ta******* ********* SYLVESTER GREUSEL TO THE WIVES OF FARMERS OF RARRY COUNTY. MADAM: t} You have been imposed upon by Tin Peddlers. I propose to pay you highest Cash price for your Rags, Rubbers, old Copper toilers,'Old Papers, Magazines Etc. I an giving you a Cash market for every­ thing. YOUR HUSBAND KNOWS itE, I have done business in Hastings and Barry County for 25 years. I respectful^ recuest your patronage. I will treat r.-cu PAIRLY. LIBERALY and HONESTLY. . Yours Respect fully. , <dw^, September i»l 1905 W. E. Allgeo. Deiton to commence Ibis duties JaaMr. kad Mrs. Shirley Meyers enter- nr«y 1st Onr acbooi wiU be without Sylvester Greusel, Ware House Opposite C. K.S S.R. R. Depot VOUR OPPORTUNITY... teyX/i’”'We“ s PERSONAL LETTER FROM ‘ >><„• *• v. The American Laundry. W; J. Stilt ftij. P. C. FLORA, Agent. IK VARICOCELE CURED AST KO KAMKB USED WITBOUT WBITTEN COX-'EN’®- K Confined to His Home for Weeks. '‘’"“.’SS K K d •kiurwl H» wrot» them *»■— My hr«gre»» w»* • K K fife’s h-•’'i ranunm i •jrnmo.i iv; . tth a eemr&S cwt- 1 Wild c«ly '»■ HM YOUR BLOOD BEEN DISEASED - Will c*UM arrioua r< mpllcstlonx. U*w*f K I| anfaptoma —«ur NEW METHOD poaltlvfly YOVNQ on MIDDLB ACIED-MEN.-Impr S"”- J««h Ctatlnton will eon- &keR^L r at-. Detroit, �jLAanWb banner. November 29. wS There is no cough medicine so popa- EAST ASSYRIA. “\.Frr'!,B*rb'r old friends in Nashville one day ,last week. • ■? ■?"5 - "S V ALDRICH BROS W Vi* W u* ■ # f .f-----------------------------------If Ar- doing a fine business in their ^furniture department e '.nit to do more. This is the place to I'urniture. Come and bring your We handle the famous old relil.miid .Oak Heaters and RangeI'. D. Beckwith, Dowagiac. Also ! md Peninsular stoves. We have and guild stock of Blankets and 0 . rites that arfe right. f <!> Hi w Ui S $ Un i** j}* w iii ii* w ! ! W DELTON. SHULTZ. Mra Geo. Dinkle and Mra. Peter Mrs. Barbara McCallum spent several Adr'anwn Jr. were u. Kalamazoo lW days uf last week near Delton caring Wednesday. for Mrs. TowiMnd who is very ill. Mr. Turn Gorham is on the sick list Miss- Vie Shnltx spent Saturday trank VanTyne enlisted in the L” 8 night and Sunday with Edith McQuarf^rem T**«d*.' at Kalamaaxz rio of Wall lake. from Which place be left for B«n Claude Mosher and Henry ^Zerbel Franciaco. ■•Mr. aud Lewj, Wi|liam, vjalti!d spent last Sunday with friends iff Hast­ ings. their dashlet* near Gul) l.kc Sunday. . During the severe windstorm last ,*•«»» »f Lacey aud Mra. Friday Ernest Shultz's wind mill and . Lid.shridger uf Johnstown visited derrick were blown flat to the ground. Dr. and Mm. Harter -Sunday. Several ’of this place attended the Mf*. Bert Pennock and Mra. Emma entertainment at the Hope Center Groff visited Mm. Smith at Hickorv school bouse last Saturday night All Corners one day last week. . Mra. m report a very good tie. Mrs. Maji Brandstetter is on the The Y. P. A: will meet at the ydek list. church of Saturday evening Dec. 9th Mr. anti Mrs. Maurice Cox of-Shultz for the purpose of electing new officers. Visited at Hnrry Payne’s lost week. It is desired that all membera will be % Mn* N. Slawsod and Minx Hazel present. K<fdmond of Ross township visited Mr. ' The Misses Adah and Nina Mpslier aUl1 ¥**• Manning Saturdax and entertained a lady friend from HastSunday. iucs aver Sunday . Mr* Maje Brandstetter. daughter; Mrs ------ ---------Lovina______ Babcock »» of .Cadwell. : (j,Oune a,,d *•» Clayton visited .in , l!*“l«Ua Co. and her daughter Mrs W Middleville. Fndav and Saturday. — I Fred Rath of North West Hope, .upent ii ^IrS ^ewis Williams.returned Satur-1 ^Uosdoy of last week .with Mrs. Fred W day from. KalatnaxtMi. where she ha* Zeri,c*lO/ been viaixing her daughter. .Monday morning Andrew ll/ Albert Warner ia on tho nick list. ! “tL .*?"* *°m' fr“T Sh",t? CLOVERDALE. Born, to Frank Leonard and wife on the SlKh’ intrt. a daughter. V ft’ ip AMERICAN FENCE. <n = M ■( A ■■ fl fl !A I1R PU lirillll RRn9 s . | j « fl fl flU' SbIIsII «»-U. .H.*,tu*g. fl flrt'ziwSi/IIIUII UllvUsiOi FnA> ,, J M Piiiu’- x’.rtit,,. i ,, , Ilk-11 tYN MifHiHAv 7 li/ E1,‘H tMlkner and sun Paul visaed fl DELTON. MICHIGAN. ralzfivc. «t Lowell »|«,rt >.t tat wrek. fl W wiurj - -----------------------------WrllGwm of Battle Creek u. visiting •A-5' hla parent*. WELL CLOTHINGS WE WILE.WElLLbCa BUFfALO N.Y. The critical eye of the most dis­ cerning observer can find no flaw in fashion, fabric, fit and finish of this elegant paletot overcoat. Every line and curve is an exact duplicate of the best New York and London custom tailored pro­ ductions. The man who appre­ ciates and demands the very highest grade of apparel should examine this model of overcoat perfection. Its beauty is more Him..... >fe«l*«ll B***'*’.*. »■*!•■ ■•n'l»*‘»'f Hern Is u bit of exact reason Ing on • "r“*k*. hi* '~i» •"»«»»•<«* ice Sunday evening, also Willie Titug of 1i “ i, the part of a little schoolgirl! The Revival matings are being held C|oventelt. .r«ry bight iu the Holinew ehurcb ,, _. . teacher wished. t» impress the lllca of . • 1 Our yjOnday rehoul is growing in at-Ithe wpong of idleness. He fed up to It Jonas Hall and Frank Hajlock ar tendanue and interest. Igy asking who were the persona who are on the sick li-t I -, I '. Miss Geneva McQuarne of Wall Lake i got all they could anil did nothing Iu return! For some time there was si­ ; We are >. try to learn that tour High- George Thomas and family spent last called at the parsonage Saturday. i School teacher, Mr. B. Perry wilH'hw; Sunday with their uncle Eli Thomas' • ’ ] lence, but at last tbe little girt. who had obviously reasoned out- the answer i this school litre. Jan. I. 't./attend the \ and family of Cedar Creek HINDS* CORNER. Inductively from her own home experi­ I Ferris w-bixd; at Big Rapid*. ‘ Grandpa Peake is rapidly failing. Mrs. B Sbelletibarger and daughter : ences. exclaimed, with (t good deal of ! The ’J, K. 'Lt S. Railroad Cl. “’ ‘’’lease.- sir. It’s the baby!** 1 Isora of Hastings spent part of last : ’ '«ofldcnr«» are ------------- :---------------building n si-de-tnick north of the de­ week with her parents Mr. and Mra. ---------- - — EAST ORANGEVILLE. l PX? ’ I , . _______________________________ Frank Hart moved to Cloverdale last : Peter Adrianxin J(. bought u tract i week. His big horst*.that was re sick • Mra. Lina. Rutunson attended L. O. [■ T. M, meeting in Ha-dings last Fidny. of land of Mr.- and Mrs. Briggs, south- ‘ diod. "It broke up his nice team. . east of thereiiuolbottie. This landjwiil । .Mr.-and Mrx Johneux were at (>rl-. Th<- sick art- nil recovering. . If yon are not my tegular j liehtid out iii k>ta and a road put ! ton Center Wedne-day of last week in D. ar.fj P. Hall took a load of sheep ' patron, 1 solicit a trial order. I through rast<>f the church, giving the ' the interest of th? Grange. ; to Hastings one day last week. f have a bice stock of Grb-' 'people who klesirc to bu\ lots and Eugene Johurox and wife entertained build, a chain-*- There ha* been a : j-re(j Lone Chalker over Sunday. n«ml»,r U< j.ork- «bo w.zil.l .tenj,.* Va,^CDb„r8 u-m ■ trnilt in Melton if they could have had . , . . , ° ' . , , ... Ihanfariving at home. a place to builtV how this ivill give ltem«mplrol.|>..rtunlt1, 1 Amur Johotew rrtornea rqjehool ut Cloverdale after u two weeks MhMn$0 Bootjuek Hollow Nov. a:. 0'5 „„ „x„u„, „f Mcknt^. ‘ Mr. and Mra Churler Puw.n, uM.y Iteogjt .telUr- .v! F«lkn,r . ■ I Almond Crown I..r l'.wnt, and utter j„bDCT)I anll fnmih ' j two Ro.«l apnlication. my tedly. <-Im|pod Honda tarn ontin-lv enrrd. Mr. Jlliri.' *,,u Sundaa.nl 1 ,7 , , , , , . i - e I at John Lewis. ■ , Engledub also applied it to his face I artar in« with very auti.Iactorv ' H. Jobneuz and wife t tu Ku*.- Hugh Johnson called on his stater ,j ! Ettel ol Bnmh Bldp Sunday. ■ | i M,„ Olivo .felitwon ’enuntainerl! , .rienda bum liru.b Hidgn Sunday. ...................................... “• Mrs. A. Myers visited tn Shultz bun- • 'iv **■> • 1 i .. Loveland & Son, Iramllu ‘ Yours triily, THE CLOTHIER!, Dsltor and FralrwviMs, Mich. idtth:.-. Dainty Lotion NORTHEAST BARRY. Our Alinond Cream will be needed almost daily dur­ ing the cold raw weather of the coming mouths. It keeps the skin soft and com­ fortable, banishes chaps in a night and is delightful to use, Not greasy or sticky. It is absorbed as soon as applied. Costs but little and there is nothing better at any pfice. 25 cents a Bottle. ELLIS. E. FAULKNER, THE DRUGGIST. " ■- 'tar.; ;,(:ur Butter and Eggs, Highest Price. Either Cash or Trade. If j;i*: i sieet Citer until Sprlig Use FAULKHER'S CIDER SAVER 25c SbtW' .. lfm in Harry County, ; acres, section, townWPr ' A1-shows the highways, stream »ilruads. churches, school noutsr \y valuable for reference. PRICE ONLY 50 CTS. It the Delian Post Offise. f. 6. ADAMS, Postmaster The L. A. S. will U> entertained for dinner Dec. “th by Chaa. Kahler and wife. All are invited. Uriah Bergman and family of Hast; ings spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in this vicinity. Frank Newton is putting a new roof on his hotUHta •’ The social at Mrs. Clark’s was quite a suo-ew Friday evening if it was a Imd night. Proceeds were flOi Tbe high wind last Friday;’ played Delton State Bank We KJ Per cent on < Pay <J Deposits. CLUBBING RATES B«d.r.... uie baxxek cm secure **t*’or.Lk dubbing rate* with tblz P«J-r to. any .tally or weekly paper «t|tegKlnepubllih«d |n the United / We loan money on Real E«“te or good Bankable 1’aper. We, loan our money at home, and*do* binineaa with neoole we know are all right. 4 e do » Mie, con , servative business and have Honey to Loan New York Drafts, insurance and Bonds Sold. DIRECTORS: A A ALDRICH, President. J G. HUGHES. V. President. E. S. MOREHdUSE, Cashier. DR. MgLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, y U P. TERPENNING. JAMES COLLINS. * CRESSEY. Ethel Barber went to Battle Creek Friday for a few days visit with rela- to hl. apiary. Mra. Jane Barter vitited in Kalama­ zoo Tnoaday nnd.Wedutwday. Ererett Cairn, of north Irving and Warren Cainfa of .VPkalmrg wore the goeataof their .l.ter Mra. Elmer Reyn­ olds last week. Enofi Barber drove Johnstown Sattirday and wan; the K»«« >?l« "*‘tor . I Jay _ ww-a-a ____over _ Cnn-Iaf Mn. Holden Sunday. Mrs. Etta Cairns mother of Mrs. Elmer Reynold" ■« 10w wiU' Marrwly M>y hviwe of her recovery et the home of her daughter in . Victo- Sunday waa hne and Itnpremite U the'weather »> good will give one again next Sunday al X o'clock. Ererytme .Imuld make a a^cial edort to hear thew talks as they orc very interesting a* well u decidedly helpful. JUT'1 ceries and Meats and can certainly please you, both iu Quality and Price. • I Ethap Shipman and wife visited the r I latter’s brother F E Johnson and I j family Sunday. J. SPROUL, Gid Wilkinson made a buhness trip : to'Hastings one day last week. . per. Remember the BANNEB when you are in LETTER-HEADS NOTE-HEADS BILLHEADS ’ • RECEIPTS BOOKLETS FOLDERS DODGERS POSTERS BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARDS' BUSINESS CARDS • ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITAT'NS In "fai t, almost anything in the line of printing in one dr mere color Delton, Mich. Let us have tKe next order. BANNER, Ha*-tings, Railway Time Tables Wi&iigziTi teiiTrai. WOODBURY IONIA STAGE LINE Leaves WfrODRUBY after arrival o< moralt>< train* a: *-: 16. Arrives at Ionia 10-30 A M Itoturnln« from IUMA Post Office at 1 .15 T. M. arrives at Wuodtmry at 4 ;00 o'clock fer train wes» p M. Ry. and train south on the C. K. & M. . ’ WM. H- MARTIN, PROP. GLASS CREEK. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. SAVE YOU J* $ $ John Rlckonmore purchaw,! « aw arm. of ban of Warren Either to mid '"rot. D. C. PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON. Mrs. Mabie Anders returned to her j huino at Brush Ridge Sunday after, cznoftfer ter mother Mra. Alite John— • .. »— :is -----------■ son. who recovering.. Lillie Shnjtx was the guest of Edna | villcjwere guests at Ed Otis’ Friday Kahler of North Burrr. Sunday. | tuKht .. Mr. and Mra. John V.mlewnlk.r ut Kalnmaxoo were guret. of Mr. .oil Mra. C. J- Brown one day Imo woek. — by any other newspaper In thia R. S.'HARTER. M. D. Printing f ' takt 011'anada m, can be proccr*>m> ot Michigan. Good Printing School closed in the Otis district hist Frank Smith atid wife visited nt * Saturday for two weeks* vacation. The Archie Bansill’s one day last week. teacher Min Corbel! will visit her ATTORNEYS PHVN1C1AMB parents in Stanwood. •I 1'H. HUHSELI.— Will .answer calls lo tbe City Martin Rich attended lhe entertain­ and vicinity, special attention given to Mra Edgar Otia and Mrs. Bo JenKNAPPEN, Attorneys. । < atarrh and dlMasei of the throat and chest ment given at Hope Center schoobbouM) । kins attended the L- O- T. M, rally at and chrnuhi dlscaset. 317 Michigan Trust Co. Building. Grand Saturday । Oftif* nt r<'-ldrtio -non w. Center St., lust ---- . and'reported it a success. | Hastings. Friday mid report every Rapids. Mlehigaa. west Of the ot*t KlisWt office hours 7;30 great havoc with straw, hay and corn­ Mrs. Huffman called on friends in j thing as being fine. ' t0 W:3I) “• m’: t0 3 T B:lin ,0 P-- tn. stalks as they are wjattercd hither and । th), viciattj lut w««k. c.H tm< ma. Howell mid n ot OrangeWIlo THOMAS & PRYOR. i DR. LOWRY. , Attorneys at Law. l. il fayok. von. lodging in apple trees anti wind j liastiugs, Mich. ' spent Friday night with Mrs. Edgar . OtEee» ever Hsktinev Clly Rank. ■ milK causing tho farmers a great deal | . Al vat-s a large sloes of eve glasses and A POLICE-MAN S TESTIMONY. Otis. , . . i .pectoclft »n hand ' • ’ of extra work. COLG ROVE & POTTER, I J. N. Patterson, night policeman of Gladys Collihs uf Shultz has been JI. A AC. H. BA'.IHEK. Ctauins and Clyde are spending this ! Nashua, la, writes. ’’Last winter I had spending a few days with'her uncle .i'vesfTer *v.* , r • Phyak-lantand Surgeons a bad cnld on my lungs and tried at wM>k witKobtfofnl friends. „ —------------- -—- ; -r-- - . < thee In Cninii' 1 r*c,°vc’,hl > in clijt or conntv rwponCeJ to r -ii Donda Corneni leiwt “ hn,f dozen con«h B. M. Jenkinsi and-family. the courts ot the iw«. . ...nmptnm ». -Jar nenlaht. Mtns Lillie;ShultA of boo | media'ineaand hail treatment from two MrB. btxxw vis Mrs. Lizzie pnuaen Brinkert is is yhiting-her spent.......... Satunlay and w Sunday with Mito physiciansi without getting any U-neflt. Bi(,tcr th " land. ‘ ' " A. E. KKNASTON. I A HANLON. M. D., . .., Mra; Pe*^ at ... Kirh i>:..i. Attorney at Law. Physician <nrt surgeon. A friend recommended holey s HonEda Kahler. Over J. S. Goo<lre«r& Co., irtorn v, .- fLizize Severance and Clara Degoha Middleville, Mleh ey and Tar and two thinl^uf a ‘bottle Mra. W. Kelley 1" on the sick li»t »t cured me, I' consider it tbe greatest visited. Gladys Collins at her undo’s Practice*. Id al! court* o? the state. Collection* i _____________________________________ -u°*wu. H V. GALLAGHER, Physic.-.. PhyMciun --.-1- ana lung medicine I... w, o Ira , .’.GALLAGHER, cough in Vhzz the tv.trlfl world. '*” Saturday thia writing. aftemexm. Surgeon, Dowling, Mich. Office J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Geo. Whipple »nd wife viidted in For sale by Arthur E. Mulholland. hours: 12 to 2 p. tn. and 7 to 8 p.m. • Leona Otis visited Mrs. Mary McHastings, Mich. Telephone at Hou« bay or N'ltht. Kalamazoo lent week. | Callum last Friday. All business given prompt.and careful j near. Haatinga. at reasonable rates। Deeds, Hortgages and.Legal Papers Drawn. P. J. HOUVENIR Taking effect Aug. t« .iw,. Trains leave rtn* table. — Iu effect Out;». iwt HOPE. Central Standard Time. . Hastings as follows: > - The wind last Friday blew G. Rep- 1 \ Mary Eliza Engledub. DOUDS CORNERS EASTWARD I logic’s wind mill over and scattered Fit 5 Ex 3 Er I Mrs. Gesler is very low at. this I things gvuerally. • lv halamatooar 10:13 6 ;K writing. . . . i Several from here attended the school | Deltou »:» 3 ;M 3 .*> p m Cloverdale- 9;« 5i30 Mrs. Norris is no better. j of . jn!ltruction for;tbe L. O. T. M. M. i • :10pm Shultz 9:10 6'17 Lyle Shedd spent Saturday and Sun- ’ which was held in Hastings last Fri- 1 Hastinz* fii.'AJSK Coal* Grove R;36 4:46 day at Rirfiland. , day. tn 'o Woodland H:J04jXl ar Woodbury tv fi:25 4:30 No. 103. Harry and Ira Gates are baling hay. j f. S. Jenkins and wife of PrairieS5£ 9:05 lauslnc Mr. and Mrs Mead spent Sunday ville pawed through here Tuesday enGrand Rapids : 10 with relatives in Maple Grove. , route for Carlton "Center to attend PoW.S. UAimoN,Ateot. ChlcAfo. Mr. Gates sale was very largely at - | monB Grange Hasttor*.. tended. i Ro*' V. Hewett and son of Orange- Her. A. B. Bunnell preaehea occauonally ut the Gregory whodl houae banner maps of BARRY COUNTY. ‘ OkLTOH. MICH. i muzoo itwwU.v. , ‘---------------------------- A. C. Hamm- Dentist of Kalamazoo, j .Mich, will te at his dental paralors at j Dr. Harter’* ixilton on Wedneady Nov. 2. ’05 and’every Wednesdyy. follow-1 ing. Painless extraction. Ajll work guaranteed. t ' Drug . -who wishes to keep . advances of lhe -.nuacy must keep him* ,'y informed now. Remmtly being brought > are introduced sruxacist keeps pace •es, proper service customers. . w«- keep abreast we feel sure that 1 "» to give you serquality and why nice when it costs man the other kind? • drugs is at a drug good drug store -J “r'; HOUVENIR LIVERY, Feed and Sale Stable. Give Ric a trial order stitch is genuinely good. Collar, lapels and shoulders are formed according to Dame Fashion’s latest mandate, and from foundation to finish the expert tailors of the makers, Wile, Weill & Co., have done their level best. A gift edged investment at $10 to 5^ Progress Mr. and Mra. Edward Crapoff and . ■ little daughter of South Assyria were guests at W. E. Fenn's Sunday. Mrs. Nellie. Elmendoif sjieirt last Wednesday in Bellevue the guest of Mrs. Dr. Mason ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hosmer of Mat­ The Mimes Bernice and Mildred. tawan spent a few days last week with CJina spent bunday at Cedar Creek the latter's sister and husband. Mr. the guests of their aunt, Mra. Mary- and Mrs. Sam Palmiter. Temple. Henry Wiles .was in Battle Creek' Tbe township of Hope will meet ut Friday on business, hia son Harry: re­ Cloverdale on Thursday Dec. 7th. turned with him to spend a few days Frank Hart has moved from Orange­ here. , ville to Cloverdale and he and Mark Rev. White pastor of the Baptist Fox will attend to tbe meat business church at Mason called on a numtier of here., uur people here last week. 'On; Ed. PenneIs made a business trip to Wednesday evening of las t week a col­ Zeeland last week. . tage prayer meeting was held at the Miss Mary Replogle is clerking for home of Mr. and. Mra. M. H. Bradley ft. Mosh»-r while the latter’s wife is absent caring tor her Bick mother. . Both "esplanade" and boulevard" are Grant Dickerson baa moved oh to military terms by origin. Tbe original his farm. “boulevard” was n bulwark or horizon­ - Walter Oliver ’has moved to Kalama­ tai part of the rampart, and an “espla­ zoo. nade" was originally the glacis or slope Lypiau Dnyl|»n has Seen <|tiite ill but of the counterscarp of a fortified place. A writer 2u0 years ago noted that the H .some better iat present. word boulevard was "now chiefly tak-. en for the void spare between the gla­ DELTON CHURCH NOTES. cis of a citadel and the. first houses of ________ , Onr orchestra cotnjxjbtd of Members j a town." hence Its extension to other of the Delton bimd. furnialied a speyittl I “void sluices’’ suitable for promenad­ ing. The old French “esplnnndtf" wtth mumber at the morning service. Ne,t SnndMV morning wiU ob | defined by Cotgrave as "a planing, levellijg, 1 evening of ways.” from Latin' a. :i Thanksgiving rerice, and a ! ‘iexplaamre,’’ to smooth or flatten out. whenrt* the English words ."explain" and "expluautlbn.” . x«“'To“d<»"'**i,‘^ fBjbt to cure. ’For sole by Arthur E. Mulholland. Riehl's chalk talk laat If you art* going to repair any of your buildings and get ready •Pr the cold weather that will i4>on be here, I would like to figure with you on that LUMBER BILL My stock Ib complete. By pay­ ing cash for what ? buy and with light running expense, I am in a position to quote vtry attractive prices. It wiU pay you to call and see me. Full line of Alston Paints—the beat on the market. Call and W.H. Chase, Delton, : Michigan. Ola Douglas.*! and wife of Hastings attention. Collections a specialty. Office over Banner Office. F. E. WILLISON. D. D. S. spent the fore part of the week with Hastings, Mich SURVEYOR. the former's mother ftml brother.. INSURANCE ———— Edw.rd McKibhin end Robert Din­ WALTER HEATH. ROGERS & ROGERS. BARKY COUNTY SURVEYOR, widdle wen- in the city last Saturday. Residence on Sec. 4,'Prairieville, Post Office Konev**' Block. Ha*ttnt», Michigan. I Ed. Otia and Ban Jenkina havo each address betton. Mich.. R. F. 1). No. 4. • a ne« Malleable range. YANKEE SPRINGS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Will Raymond returned to his home near Jackson Saturday after a week’s visit with relatives. Frank Kiehl of Grand Rapids was the guest of A. J. IPotter and fatally from Friday until Monday. Dan Duffy has purchased Wall Ray­ P. A. SHELDON . Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Mum y to loan on Rrtti Estate, lira! Ent­ iat.- sola on oommtMlou. General convvyuucltiR. Haring a <n>inpli*t| set o( Abstract Boons, compiled from the Records, can furnish complete Abstract*. , mond's farm. School opened Monday in the Ritchie district with Mias Jessie Johnston, Zof Middleville as teacher. Report says Jessie Grover has sold ROWLAND BROS. his farm. Born to Chas Crookston Jr. and wife Nov. 22 a 1% pound girl. Myron Sensiba thinks he will profit by the advice of JMr. Baughman, and others regarding tho ‘ raising of short bom cattle,- and recently purchased one of Elton Shook Now watch re- Baby won’t suffer five minutes with croup if you apply Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil at once. Lt acts like magic. For LIVERY BIGS. We have several first class rigs in connection with our Jefferson .Street Feed Barn. Your patronage solicited. WHEN YOU WANT COAL CALL ON L. A. EATON, HE HAS IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 9i Wm. H. STEBBINS, . Licensed Embalmer aud Funeral Director. ‘ Rooms next to Chrivtama’ Photograph Studio.. >te«ideuce 309 Court stront. All oallb promptly atu-udwl. day or night. DAN LAKE, THE OLD RELIABLE HORSE SHOER. Shop on Court Street, just east of Jefferson st CUD EQ FOR MEN, OnULO for BOYS. I wak. a meultr ot baa.lla< MKN-a MW IIOXK SUOM. S«m, Htw .hWorebaytax. amir aae pronpttt d-x, PB1UP LUTZ. �HASTINGS BAxNKKK. NOVEMBER 2ft 1W^ 8 - Hunter’s Compasses If you are going North, come in and get a Compass...... Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bristol of Bristo j Corners and Austin Huffman of Dowl­ .Everything in the Jewelry Line. Fine Repairing The Corner Jewelry ....Store.... OPEN EVENINGS. F. R. PANCOAST FOLLOW THE FINGER OF SATISFACTION AND YOU’LL LAND AT OUR STORE ■ GRANGE HALL CORNERS. ’ This is our week of Thanksgiving day. How many of us are' thankful enough for all we have had atm the man y, blessings we enjoy ? Y^our scribe wishes all may enjoy the day. Because when you bayhere you get “just what you believe you are get­ ting.-’ We don’t substitute an inferior article for one of- a better grade inihupes that onr customers won’t notice the change. There’s Satisfaction in Trading Here. Jirt now «>ur customers are deriving a lot of satisfaction out of our CHAUTAUQUA BLEND COFFEE. for per pound 25 CENTS. Many oflthem.teii nft they have tried other cotfeee 'but can find nothing to equal ours.1 Monitor Teas 40, .">0 and GO cents per pound. ing were guests of family Sunday. Fred Bristol and Grandma fast. is failing ytiite . Jewell Berton Bowser and Grace Bristol spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at South Bedford. ' F. Merrill’s people spent Saturday WANTS if you have anything usefal that you want to sell, or if there Is anything useful vou want to huv nlace an adv. in the Sonets POINT I I want column. If you have a buggy that s lying Idle In the barn; a stove or other household goods you don’t use; If you have any stock you want to dispose of; a bouse you want to sell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; In fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, Just try our Want Column It brings buyers and J®* rethcr only FOR costs EACH ONE SjNT Aand WORl? ■ j INSERTION. Try IL ’ FOR SALE A dd«D or more Gold- , en Wyandotte cockerels. I’ure blooled. ■ and flrat class in every way. Price $1.00 each. H. F. Naylor. 2nd ward. | Alice Bristol spent Thursday with City.___________ . •______________ L___ Mra. Bowser. FOR SALE—Hoose with two lota J Inquire of M. H- . Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Bristol went to Fine location. Bellevue WedneiMlav to see their daugh­ Bailey. FOB SALE- A le« choice (luck. lor ter-in-law and little grand daugh­ ters who are here from the west. Thanksgiving orders. Call early. Phone, । ! Their son George, expects to come 445. R. Andrus. FOR SALE Eighty acres of land ftW l about Xmas. miles west of Hastings 70 acrj» rtev*» I I Bert Bristol has decided not to come FtMO if sold at once.Mrs. Lyella Wiley. I home this winter as reported at find.. Weidman. Mich. ■ . , ' ■ :F'.. Wilkes., H. Burroughs and F. I FOR FOR SALE SALK voeav a good g'H»u otrreoat. uwtnffii. ; Cheap a ------ *u ly ; VjanSyclo are drawing wheat tu Battle ■ Only been in use -• two niontii*.'. Apply ' Creek. I! evening ut 422 State St. • Hiram Merrill was e^fiected home, J’oA- SALE OR RENT—A good yesterday. Sunday, from his hunting I house 218 ’Bond St. Intitiire . ra. t. । I'trip. jP. Brown. .______ _ _________________ | Henry Mead and wife of South Hast­ ings visited at Harry Bresee's one day last week. BY THE MAN ON I j THE OVEN DOOR The pride of every lady is a good KITCHEN RANGE. When you buy one, you want to get the best, one that fc made upon HONOR and embraces all the newest and most modem improvements. Here is where we shine. We. are offering the YOU MUST SEE IT IN ORDER TO APPRECIATE ITS MANY SUPERIOR QUALITIES. —-------------- :------- WANTED feed grinding to_du nt HOPE CENTER. the old pump factory. New machine j . . .. . . 4 juat put in. Price »i cents per hundred. , Mra. Andrew Cortnght of Hickory : J » Rufmi Turner. P. QFMT7 groceries, provisions, IT Will CUT YOffl Comers spent Saturday and Sunday at । ... J wUUFV <X OLFI I A, CROCKERY, FLOUR and FEED. ‘ Orrin Gester's. 'i 'rLOST zwm* Pair gold nose gloses — KNov. ’“v .23 , , ,, I or 26. Kinder leave at BANNER office. ! FUEL BILL II TH Phone 37. The Grocers. trhe entertainment at. the Ho|>eRola.'rt . . ... , B. Dawson. . Center School house was largely nt- i — ' SALE—iI m have nine vauu extra good i I , , , _ . . ! rFOR vn rnvijCi »»v iimv troded. A fine rroKram w,u. given j stecra ,wen,awrwilw over ten hundred e«A • averaging each 2 Messers J. D. Rounds. James1 Bower, and was enjoyed by all. Oak ' I also Round O —; heater near!)'’ “new““• ^CORRESPONDENCE. j and William Lugan of Huntings were ills. Marr Acker M,u.ted<Mnv bau E‘ve on. mile aw and one ■j”1’~“[h Doesn't hejrin to give a stove the etriin it will get iu |j„r tj,, CfimpbeU, . , . ,..11. 1 . of Lacey. Address George UampneiL invited to the Agricultural college, .. . Newton in her bouse bold duties last Route 1. . MONARCH MALLEABLE RANGE is more than prepared £ur i: !•..<; ,ua.|e Lansing last week to show their horses ’ i WANTED—A young man would like ’ of CAST IRON but MALLEABLE. Every part i» tightly rit e’: It.it, MAPLE GROVE CHURCH NOTES before the students who are making Marshall Dagley had the misfortune j employment in the city for tlw winter ! and stay* for a life time, preventing troulde and annoyance t: it, Theqe will be services at Maple Grove live stock a study. to > loee a valuable horae one dav ■ last. < or longer. Addre-- J. A. care of | wei-k. BANNER office. North k'hurch nejtt Sunday at 10 a. m. NO^TH EAST IRVING. an<l "eating themselves Up" in increased fuel. All art invitee: Mra. Isaac Newton and Mr. Will ~ WANTED-Gentleman or lady with Wm. Brew, who whileloading ng a a cow. row. jj .lira, Aldrich and also Mra. Aldrich and alau 1 n to travel lr> rail or J. J. Manhall lige gone to Sanilac met with a serious accident Ibreaking Alaric i , ,. • with a rife. Salary Fl.t»12 per year and ’ county and Mra.' Marshall, has gone two pf his ribs, is some betterr -at thia Mri. J Jay Wilkinson of Cedar [ expenses’..salary paid weekly and ex- • to Lanjdng.and will go from there to writing. and Mrs. Gid Wilkinson uf this place* nensea advanced. Addreta. with stamp. : Bay Ciity where she will meet her husMrs. Mike Kelley has lieen stag ing attended the Maccaliee Lodge at lias- . Jus. A. Alexander. Hasting*. Mich, banc] at the home of their daughter with her sister .who is very low. tini* Friday and report an enjoyable; WANJED-Agenu to *ell Macrat.ee Mrs. W. D. Hunt to attend the mar­ i Protective sick and accident insumnet*. Gladys Coulter was the guest of her time. Your choice of a $7.50 riage of their daughter Belle Marshall. ii*nrv Meade and wife vi-arad i Cau K,Te exclusive territory. Fur, taenrj Jlcam and w ife x natix f g gntf f|jH ion wriu. or Mi. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. H. set of Cooking Utensils, The cneeting .at the South Maple Chamber*. JEFFERSON ST. friends in Johnstown Saturday and c?H.. Thomas. Hasting*. Mich. consisting of Enameled Grove 'Evangelical, church wan post­ E. E. Cairn has returned from Vicks­ SuuUay. WANTED—J list a few W are and Nickeled Copper poned until Friday night this. week. C ydt- -Walton and wife of Maple Lnmtomere to make up the needed ItKi. burg. First Door South of Miller * Harris. Furniture Co. The church services at Cloverdale Qrore spent Saturday and Snndav with . m> we'can icduce the rates and give ‘ Ware, or a Mr. Holman has a new telephone. Bagley ««« J'-"'.';- to cuneomerK There.­ and Shaltr were well attended Sunday. •the litter”. |urent<. i apple Gas A Electric Co. Evangelists K F. Ewers, Wm. Huth, , . . apple Gas &-Electric Co. $8.50 Semi Porcelain Din­ 1 . . . Tho meetings at M. P. church closed and John Martin, are entertaine*! at jI and wife of this place. i ner Set. handsomely deco­ I FOR SALE—Cheap. Round Uak i Sunday": night. I Charle.- Whitney's new barn the liomv of J. W, Cairns. 1 heater, good as ntrir. Enquire BANrated in Green anj Goia I soon lie completed. I NER Office. Revival meetings all this week at the given with each Monarch BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. Blew school house, souls are getting FOR SALE- My 140 acre farm one BOWENS MILLS. Malleable Range sold by Barryville wm well supplied with sated and sanctified. mile east and half mile south uf Wood­ The wind last Friday did consider- i land. Ten acres good timber, balance • us during this Special Sale minixtera Sunday Rev. Dolph and Mar, in flrri clari condition. Good build­ Lee Reynolds of Cressey is the guest' able'damage to fences and stacks. | ven. unU^Dailey. Rev. Dailey preached Call any time betorc then and get a cup • coffee jnJ ' rof his cousin’s Mae and Lila Cnirna. hutise. Mrs. G. E. Piersou ia visiting her I ings. . lairge . . double-winged , , NO ADVANCE IN PRICE ON ACCOUNT a good gospel armon. Rev. Marven One l»utik i«rn "0x44 mot^ and brothrt in Grand Xap.d... gSg* 'M ” feet, another", . biscuits, prepared on the Malleable FREE OF CHARGE. OF THIS OFFER. made some good xi marks. ’ COBB'S CORNERS. Windmill and plenty of Mis. E. C. Crisps visited Mrs. W’m. gixxl water. Will be sold cheup |'or • "T x Hov. Dolph clomi* the mutating at -liUMidma Cobh who nas Deen ilirmer — IMrtir-wJar.. Call <»» — ty -ja—- • McKfivitt iu Middleville last week. inrriM-n u«i«u-n Maple Grove Sunday evening, Rev. low is now better. . George Kepher. Lake Odessa. Thimas Stuart has an abcess on his . Marven goes to Shultz to assist in Charles Wing and wife spent part of ' । FOR SALE—Farm lou acres level, face whiph is causing him lots of pain. Hastings Marksts. meetings there. • go»xl soil, three quarters mite from de­ last week visiting relatives in Portland । Hastings Markets are corrected t**-ry and store, gottel water ami build• Rev. Dolph wiU ^preach a 'thanks­ i Tbe L. A. 8. Society met at tbe • Married in .Middleville teat Thur** pot giving suriuon^Thuraday evening. All Grange hall last Thursday. Proceeds day J|r. Leon Bancroft to Miss Maud nigs: write or call on F . D. Pratt, Wednesday mpralnt and can be reued ; Middleville. upon as correct at that date. Brigg*, both of this place. are invited. r>. Col. Jacobs of Chicago and a civil I* 'VANTED—Anyone wanting to bnv. i Contested Wednesday, Nov. 29 1906. Mr. and Mra. Preston and family,• Mrs. Rettie Millen and Roy Coulter PRODUCE. engwb.r w.ra in rb„ .iei.i.y ba. | "' “’X ‘ ' Butter—l»--a>e per ll>. from Maple Grove attended church of Big Rapids visited Grandma Cobbs __ _ j Itaa—rx- —lie per dor. week, going over the proposed route [ _________ _ ______ here Sunday. last week. WANTED—Bring ro.r dwr be«b v. , of the electric line which Mr. Jacobs 1 .u Georg. Orwnwood, Huting. ,T" rT< ■ The Barryville Aid society is piecing ' A very pleasant time was hud at says be intends makihg the beat line I Uxidennlrt ot 2.1 year. ei|>rri.n<x : i uSot^S^^bT^ quilts to sell. If anybody is in need the dance at the Grange hall Satur­ in the state. ' •, i also mounts birds, animals ana flah: meats give them a call. They have quilted day night about 25 numbers being Hre wrtj|hl_;v Lynn Mastenbrook’H sister and hus­ also makes fur rug*. For ths convenience of those who wish to order all of their paperiM * or tied ones and sell them reasonably. ' present. WANTED To do chair recaneing 1 VMii’MJraT^ra^ac'^si.e band of near Grand Rapids visited one time, albsubacribers to the Bannek who are pa a up’ to date, can get • Mra. Will Clary and Mi» Minnie them last week. the Banner and any one of the following for ore y.-itr in advance. a» £ single or double. Call or address 1017 i c*lye». drmwO-Te-uc. HOLMES CHURCH. E. State St. Your work will t» ap-1 gg* , Chandler of Hastings visited at George follows: On account of so many being away predated. Mra. J. F. Hall. | allra—*bxk>—a.no. ■ Mr. and Mr*. O. P. Wellman of Hutchinson’s Sunday. and others haring company so near FOR SALE—2 Feed mills, 1 corn and I t0 11 Stony Point and Mrs. Frank Durkee Mr. Sessions of Portland has been Christmas, the Grangers have decided cob grinder. 1 corn shelter, tj H. P. of Fairmont N. D. were the guests of I visiting his uncles Charles and Joe Banner and Detroit Daily Free Press, .. POULTRY. HIDES AN1> WOOL. sj esholding only one meeting in December engine.. R H. P. Goiter, 1 Set Platform M. P. Fuller’s people Wednesday. Chlekrn*. alive—He j Wing. « which will occur the tttli. An all day Salles. IU H. P. Traction engine 1 Saw Chtakru!»,drr<v»cd-t« to lie Bannek and Detroit Daily Journal ' Mrs. Homer and Mrs. James Mat­ Inch Black Iren Turkeys ,lira..—isc. -iw feet iwi of ut 1i iDi-n DiacK iron meeting will be held beginning at 9 a. mill, a1400 NORTH PNiELAKE Banner and Unmd Rapids Herald J W thews and children of Hastings and m. A program will be carried out in pipe. 3 Heating Stoves for wood. Onr» burner gasoline stove. 2 Ga* heaters Horae DMra $*.oo-f...v., R. B, Murdock were visitor* at'J. D. The Pine lake L. T. L. met Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal ", I 7j the forenoon, followed by election of suitable for office. 1 steam and hot V*!- Sfc,llV ** Round’s Sunday. home of Walter Brown last .Friday officers! in the afternoon. It is hoped water radiator. 3 heat registers, stove j,T'u‘o* ,v«"3c Banner aiid Detroit Free Frees Farm and L GRAIN. Mrs. John Blood visited ut R. B. evening. ' all members will be prewent and ^bring pipe,'elbows, covers, cros* bars, grates’ ™ . .. 33 Journal ..................................................... front and back, chains, devices, bolts. oa^^c°' ‘ nrf.« .-i Murdock’s Wednesday. Herbert and Earnest Morehouse are something good to eat. ; rods, wushera. hangera. pulleys, boxes. Corn-i'sc-wc tn car; a* »belle4. Banner and Michigan Farmer 00 Mrs. Grace Smith and Manter-Rich­ building a henhouse for A. M. Nevins. Rye-3*c. collars, mw. arbors, buggy and wagon S ye', ,»i>ring.. portable blgckraith forge. JSf.. ard Todd visited at Charley ' Young’s Jasjiei; Barlacome has moved to Del* J3 Banner and Chicago Weekly Inter.Great'. Abstemiousness In diet Is vary con- i rteamtpR The .hove iufint cl^cSe'. *” the past week. ton to live. . ducive to a good digestion. It Is prefer­ HAY AND STRAW. 30 Banner and New York Tribune Farmer . L'o" m1k1 chv*l'- Abo 1 Portable 1 Vo. > Tibet., -c.«> - m ' Mrs. Frank Durkee of N. D. was I. D. Townsend is in this neighbor­ able toibe a little uhrferfed than -at all Drilling machine. I crew plow. Svl- | Ho. s Timothy-jaw * r ' overfed Hence we come tu one uf the verier Grensel. •To those living on Hural Routes, only. the guest ot her uncle Geo. Fuller and hood threshing clover seed. first causes of Indigestion In the aijult. family part of last week. FOR SALE-Seven acres good land, 1 Mrs. Geo. Morehouse attended the too large a quantity of food. After nu If you don’t visit .lul Holland's good buildings. g«x>d water. North ­ Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling and Mr. L. O. T. M. M. school of instruction ordinary meal tlie food should all have '.<> HANSFBpB. These sp«ial tatee are offered uu acoju.ii -d. west corner see*. 3 *. Wcxalland. Will store you haven't been to the best left tho stomach by the end of six or exchange for more land. John Barker arid Mrt. Will Hauer visited at the i n Hustings last Friday. r rone. If there an is any paper VI or AHMBAIUV magazine UUI>"VM not ot, na th. —T4'<' liSt 00 place. home of their .'parents . Mr. and Mra. Sir. and Sin. Reininger have re­ seven hour*. If owlug to «n excessive Coats Giove, Route 1. 4. we can save yon money we will try and du so. Repicrobrr the B ANNER Geo. - Fuller Sunday. turned from Carlton Center where they quantity tbe fitomacli cannot deal with , WANTED—I want ter buy about 80 * is never sold for less than $1.00 whether in combination or alonethe amount some food remains Iu tbe ’ Mrs. Hattie Fuller and daughter ; have been visiting their • daughter acres of good tend with fair buildings ♦ .All special prices are made on the other papers tnlhe 1 nation. gtomacU and ferments. This creates Addreai W. M. Stocking. Clovurdale. Mrs. Spath. were Woodbury visitors. discomfort, pain, wind, nausea and Route 2. perhaps !vomiting, by means of which OWANTED--Anyone having a team to the abused stomach gets rid of Its bur­ den. If the sufferer l« not thus fortu­ let for the winter for their keep, ad­ dress H. R. Norris. Hastings Route ((. nately sick tbe best thing he can do Is . The “Stay Satisfactory Range Pnnif STANDING ON THE OVEN DOOR FREE OFFER, W. A. HALL, THE SPECIAL SALE WILL CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT. DEC. M I Get Your Years Readin.ig NOW! i i J. - •t ♦ FOLETCnONEMAR For BreeJcfaust Luncheon few small biscuits easily made with Royal Baking Powder. Make them small—as small round as a napkin ring. Mix and bake just before the meal. Serve hot. ' Nothing better for a light dessert than these little hot biscuits with/ butter and honey, marmalade or jam. You must use Royal Baking Powder. to get them right. A i, 5 MUI to drink n large tumbler of lukewarm water, •which will probably induce vom­ iting and so wash out the stomach. Half a teaspoonful of bicarbonate of soda added to the fluid will cause still more relief. During the next twentyfour hours the lightest diet, such as a little tea and dried toast, some boiled rice, a Bttle arrowroot or corn flour, should bs taken. FOR SALE A fine Jersey bull, two yBara- One O. I. C. .boar six months old: also choice Leghorn cockerels. Ira B. Baldwin. Hastings, Rural Route 1. WANTED—Employment on ^ann Route tfear‘ F0rter Griflln’ LOST—Mrs. Glenna Newton De­ Mott, addrem Hariingw, tori a Black MYUn f,nr,brtwWE Hanover St. and Engliah s Corner sou th of the city. This fur was loat some time ago. FindleaT® “ banner office In ‘'Modern' India*' tbe author. Wil­ eLTiu and receive reward. liam Eleroy Curtis, records' his meet­ ing with the word gymkhana and FOR RENT—Suite of good rooms “venture* to say that nobody who has eta. to Main St Add™. Pnmk * not been In India can guess what that Hazel, city. means.” FOR SALE—Ore hundred and ^ftv And If you want another conundrum, acre farm ou section twenty. Calhoun what is a cbotobaaree? It is customary county ^haK mite from Interurban for smart people to have their choto- road. One milt from Urbandale. Five miles from Battle Creek. Large bareyou would be pleased to join them aft­ ment barn, wind-mill, feed grinderer taking the beautiful drive which modem plum jing.' 130 leads to the place. Nobody know* plow. Will^u at •ferula, on coowhere the word was derived from, but tract or loag time mortgage. Will it 1* used, to describe a country club-? take other real estate in part payment. a bungatew bidden under a beautiful grove on tbe brow of a cliff that over­ WANTED—A load of good straw hangs the bay—with all of the appurte­ Addrem BANNER ottce. nances. golf links, cricket grounds, _FOR bow ' racket courts and Indoor gymnasium, WIU '« SALE-A “W dx»P Mnt pUik and everrbody stop* there on an after- Irtui< Rente i. * jjnrurai To Users of Hand Cream Separators We are prepared to handle your cream and will pay you Elgin official quotatioos each week fer hotter fat, as shown ' by the Babcock test. Deliver your cream each Ttarsday. Woodland Ask Merchant* for ticket? f»r tin- • IT BIOGRAPH EDISON Showing Tracked by Bloodhounds, Great Train Rob­ bery and 300 others. Hwr Hi Cllli WHiw, IBESE SMITH ii Liliri. Illutlnttd master VEK KIBBLER, TH Shp B«i EiMatioalst ill laperswitw. SHEmm HOLMES, TH tig if Lite Miter: amRE chambe of program nightly Commencing FRIDAY DEC._ I. । REED’S OPERA HOUSE, HASTlNg |. AMmIn, Witt Kirdpt't Em Tiilrt, 10 mil. Res-nea Suti 5 »h Erin. Wtttwf Hmtaift Tlrtlti, 35 Mils. SKURE TNI tars II ADVANCE �l" IPEOPLE ,.o|.to the Banner for l^ion Advertising. ylFTlH'l'11 THE HASTINGS SIXTEEN PAGES BANNER HASriNGS. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1905. PAGES 9 TO 16. PROCEEDINGS OF THE the hour or 1.30 p. m. ST SEE WER iECIATE IY IR ES. CUT Y01H iThtw tut the t made Bolter!, I bolts, ire Co. Fee BE. and curried. JohnsU.wu, George M. Miller. Maple Grove, John Hinklev. Prairieville. LeRov Thorpe. OrnngeviUe, A. M. Nevin*. Rutland, A. C. Bovca Thornapple, Aaron Sherk. Woodland, John Hynes. A aakce Springs, James A. Young. H.TAtings City, 1st and 4th wards, J. U Maus. . Hastings City, 2nd and 3rd wards, George Abbey, . Moced by Supervisor Abbey that the Board adjourn until tomorrow morning at the hour of 8:30 a. m. Carried. , G. M. MILLER, Chairman. ORE ILLE C. BARNUM, Clerk. ^3Ue“.. Xt^sh^x < S 12 «« J’".”!"' Elution anil 36 3 60. 1 80* ^ t)*alier/ork‘‘ •« ^e county ?arm be 1 68 10 68 tthorixed to procure what in their J 9 120 10 20 |Johnson S,. 9 judgment Is the best and most prao, ! Lawrence fSi “inV o °f waler*works* a’ ™un$ n 52 Mau. labor f^n,f any ,“«cewary expense for Nevin* 40 11 40 JJ?rt ** Incurred- the clerk be author­ Reams 11 52 ised to draw orders for the same •Smith Resolution was adopted by the fol­ 10 44 Sherk . 11 04. lowing vote; Ayes. 17. Nay. 1. 34 2 04 11 04 r^t. p?nrbor Mbub hw® offered the Williams A. N. following resolution: 10 60 9 60 Williams D. 9 Hastings, Mich.. June 9, 1905. 10 32 Young ' 1 10 32! ru th ® Honorable Board of Super­ Mille? > 10 921 riaora: H ---Gentlemen—Be it besolved. That Total $186 84 |lhls .board so modify a resolution Barry County Court Hou*e, • Hasting*, Oct. 10th, 1905 Signed. i V^Lon thLfc 18lh day °r AprlLA. D. Doan! met as per adjournment with I 1SO.». that the county drain cotnmlsr». william’s, . stoner may draw any orders for con- Supervisor Miller in the chair. Roll w. L THORPE. called. All memtiers present except laupr or — ether : L REAMS. ,1 st ruction work, jr-----------— necesAbbey lO*i that IHC the '■j -.h*'' ry,, ~exi “‘nd,tureB an,l luar thav lUC the rum com-­ Supervisors Chamberlain and Sherk. . Moved by Supervisor •amri AlHIfJ - -----——«uu iw adjeturn a.IL...—, sine _i .. _ rinn.u hoard do- now die Car- I rn “1It!KM *t’,OI ‘er.s p^reona! aCVviiili account iitiu and the Minettes of yesterday’s ■ meeting read, The chairman ried. ■ heU> help pertaining pertaining tn to hl« his office remain as approved and signed. announced the following committee*. - fixed in the above resolution'. . O.-M. MILLER. Equalization. — Johnson, Hinkley, 1 . J L MAUS. ORVILLE C. BAleil M Ch*lrI”*c a 2 b 10 30 28 20 NUMBER. 31. ■erring notice* end pvtaiujJuly 3«. nigfi, cook iiiOT.’. pub4iah!ng notice of lirtdge Jetting............. yntnudMloner'» fee-.............. U 00 Aug. 1. 1905. Wm. Par­ S-pt. 6. 1SU& c. Brady, cunker. construction work >trucUnirN«c. ft.................. . M 56 Total amount of order*.... 4141 01 cop \RRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN ker. conwtructing Sec­ Oct. ID, JKB. bal. due drain I tion 7.. 1......................... 75 50 Aug. 8. 1H6. Wm. WUWH.LOW MARSH DRAIN. ■ Uoma. plank ................. 18 00 ---------- --------------------- ------------WiUoW Marsh drain Is now compleud. Total amount of orders 1584 07 WILLOW MARSH DRAIN FUND. Oct. tn. 1945. balance due Oct. 11. WM. bai. dor drain . ' M3 41275 43 drain -.J.......................... Sept. 27. ISkM. Wm. Kidder, con­ Official RepoA-Pfi1’ ^unc and Octobcr Sessions, A. p. 1905 structing Sec. 2......... .......... V325 PARKER DRAIN. Sept. 2?. 1IMM. Fred Cunninghan, •Parker Drain is now completed. conatruettd- Sec. 2...,........ #2 25 by at hast fifty per cent of all person* 1ON. Sept. 23.1SKH, Samui-1 Veil#, fll’ APRru PARKER DILAIN FUND. j Ins additional iiKhewnirnt .lank- to be assessed for benefits Oct. 11. 1404. balance due therefore and also bj a majority of drain .. 1...,................ Oct. Kidder’ and Cunii i7tii. ’HJi., •, Sept. 17.. 11904. Cook & tnv township boards at’ any lawful ninshatn. constructing Soc. ;i W W ■ ' iiiretiag q£ meeting of said uoard of the township Cook, publishing notice Oct. 15. 19M, Kidder and Cun­ of letting-...................... ningham. constructing See. 3 3? TV •;- the cutDiiy liab!': tor a-.general assessment. And Nov. 25, 1904. Leander Mead, Sept 22. 1404. Dan Rico, their rouui i>e it further labor on drain................ 9 00 constructing See. 1 and Doe. 30. IB04, Geo. A. Bnrce*®, part Sec.! 2................. . -. re called W Resolved, That the county drain labor on drain ........... . .. 4 00 Sept. XX. 1904. Mr. Scott, < onimjssioner shall report to the board Jah. 5. 1906. K. K. Grant, tile IF 19 constructing part Sec­ Jan. 30. 1D06. P.- W. BtirK?--. at their October session a full and tion 3......... \.......... enmmlmlouer** fee*............ X! 20 Sept. 23. 1404. Sam Veit-, tetalled statement and account under tiling drain................ Total amount ot orders.,. 4327 tb' >ath of the time actually spent by him Oct. 29. 1904, Sol Aller­ Oct. 10.19U5, bal. due drain during the year to the discharge of his ding, coaatrueting part uuty and for what purpose, and the PAt/STLE drain. Oct. 29, ‘ ili<i4.'' Sandford names of all employes and the time Pauxtle drain 1« not completed. Edwards, cleaning out erlain. branch ...................... . actually spent- by each and' for what PAUSTLE DRAIN FUNDl Nov. 35. 1964. Sol Ai’.erpurpose their labor tfas performed Ocu IL 1904. bal. dur drain . ■ [I • Ckrk. ’ ding. cleaning out Sec­ and the amount paid or agreed to bJ Dec. 2U. 19W. Geo. A Burgee tion 3...;.................... laid uiMin the table. Carried. tabor on drain..... ............... 4 4 2ft Miscellaneous Claims. Nevin*. paid each, and also an other txpendiNov. 25, 1104. M Alier। Supervisor E. V. Smith presented the Young, Smith. Jan. IX 190.X Frank Wan!, wit_ dlng. labdr on drain... tnres. and the names of all persons to JUNE SESSION. lo!lbw lug petition: • Nov. 2.'.. 1904. Lee Ful­ Salaries. — L. Hine*. Thorpe, Boy­ Jan. 18. 1MB. Victor FurniMi. Barry uiitmiy Cour: House wnom moneys have been jjaid and the ler." cleaning out Sec. 4 Nashville, Mich.. June &. 1U05. subpo'iiatng wttnewM;- . . I KI ce. » amount paid each, aud the purpose for Nov. SO. 1904. Sanford Hastlrtgy, -----June---8, *• l‘-v‘0u. ■ To ,h“ Honorable Board ol Super- ' Jan. 39, luuft. I*. W. Burge**, feeT. 1>. C. Report. — Sherk, Maus. Edward*, cleaning out which aaid expenditure was mode, and ■ At u call for a special meeting of the I v,aof* °r Barry County, Michigan: and expense* in circuit court 4 30 1 J. Hine*. Sec.' 5.. ■ ‘ rhe ix»ard tnay allow or disallow to board of stipcolsarii for the County bt Dec. 20. Ot. Geo.. A. "’v- lh’’ undersigned free holders!j Finance. — Abbey, A. Williams, iut»i aiiM>u>>i ui oracr* . wimiv or in part any item charged In Barry. Burgess. tbor on drain . and residents of the ’ownahlp of Cas-1... ■Oct 10. lft». bal. due -drain J. Hine*. Reams, Lawrence.. Jan. 30. IS . P. W. Bur.-aid r- pun, and account, and only so Ito board iu<-l kt their ltwm ,t the ; Han-y county, Mlchlitnn ■ rt : "Apphrttram^ n'r feu..... Williams; -• punch thenxif shall be paid as shall be court house lu ih<| city „r Hasting, j l»thlon your htworaM.. body Xerln.. D. William., K bi tile mid Hummers drain l» not com■ allowed, and no more than one i and •.fas called to Order . 11; Ch.trman i .Total arrfi i:nt of Order# J'nnitltton the Mlowlnu de.crlbe.1 I I’ritnlnK. - Chamberlain, L-Hine., pleteii.* Oct. 10. 190; balance due half of the wewral itetns in stfch report ^Milk-r. Miller. Hull r-dlie.-i Sujn-rvlsors | I’j’riJon of the state road running from ! J. Hine*. K1NNIK AND SUMMENS DKAIN FUND. drain .... aud account snail be paid or orders j prcseui. ■ V-erniontvIl V-fTniOnt V ille -e ’e to Hasiincn, commencing J1 t'.. c«. Co. *-i Property — -Lawrence, Maus, Oct. 11.1901. bal. One drain th-awn therefor until said account has I *Assyria “—’ —llcamf. iLeanUer. at the corner of sections 13. 14. 23 and Ream*. . CROUCii A> thus allowed by tin, board of. I Mau. Y«mg. j 'i । J4 running thence oast along the sec- . ' ~ Baltimore—\Vfil.|uiis. Aibirt N. I'-ntofa now comCrpuch Ri.tt f,-utHrvU..>rs as provided by this reso i Hon line between sections 13 Barry—Lawrence. Alber. 1.. and and 24 - I {: Cha.mberl.nn. . :■ -fconatrurtliut pleted. , -i-otutrurtliic Sec. 66............ . tony rotis, to intersect taid State‘ i' iov..County Farm. — L. Hine*. Ort. 11. l:-' i, u.l Carlton-’-Wililant-i- band. Hine*, BoyBo*- . Sept.SL 1WL Satuncl -• Velte. fljI dram . !! — J ' Inxdrah; ................................. E. V. SMITH. ' Castb.-.ion—Smith. E. V. •..... . «. ! Oct. S. i'H'fi VFni. ' .. ... , , . । Oct. *. 19W. Dell Cotton, help Signed, D. W. Smith. F. C. Blown. I ''judiciary. JOHN HINKLEY. Hastings—Chamberiato. Hcn;y. xOung. Abbey, John-! to survey................... .... I dorff. lulxitl «•.-■- <! .: A M. NEVINS. I. Hp|-e—Hine, lantte. Charles J .‘•Kean.. E. V. Smith. W. R. I suu. ' ' tax- 17. 1104. Haker Shrlncr. 1 Oct. S. 19O4j C<A<k E ' - publishing! I n<«41cc Draiu. - Ii. .WUtUnu AWk-v. I , Cole. Grant Carbaugh. David Wilkin-; D...L... irking Johnson, ’ ^. A. hereupon ordered by the ' 9« b-ttmg ......... son. W. M. Titmarsh. L. Lockhart. W. । Johnson. Johnstown- -Milnis. George ,M. • j lata-r i>n drain....................... •Oct. S, ISufti Sam V ckafrntau of thv noai il that a vote be ■Williams. N. F. Sheldon, M. E. Fuel.' Maple Grove -H^tkley, John. . ...... — Smith, JufniHun, L. Haines. ■ Jan. io. DArt, Cook and cook. 1 00 tiling drain taiu.n co :he motion her* tuTure made Dec. 20. 14 - Downing. Hopwr Ehret. Hirum Per *luuttnce.-Hmkley.Sertu. Ch.m- | X)i|:inrfev'il!-. Nevins. .Alfred M. . . .iaor sherk iu regard to the Burz-s». 4. | kijis, John Bahl George Aptodman. »>erlatn. Frairteville-^rhoi-j;-. AV. L. , ' Jan. to-iwc., p. W. Buratu,. Iraiu eomtnlsstoner's office, whether, Uib<>r on { Elmer Mater, John Mater.T<-tcr Bans. I Supt. Prior Report. — liovce, D. ; emoml-Uouer'* fee* . . . .. . I Dee. 19. 19<>4 C. L. Bach aid motion be rejvcietl or accepted. ; RUtland-*Boyes. huson. ShrvL ’ 19l®.airBgm Geo. A. H. N. Hosmer. George Austin. P. It. Willi-tm* cller. cansti action work w Hll.tm*, r>ncFk. i Jdn. rec,.Xs. rtllltiX | Bur^e*-. .... Thy wte being taken, the motion • Tliornapplt—SbeH, Aaron. I Haas and Wm. Baas. . ■ r.o. ____________ ,____ Dec. 19. tai . A. Reid. ty, sat* I ..er,; H11. ,v*t. - Lnoro. . .nilnlliet — i i..t — . r.-.. —... . Woodland—Hynes.. John. ijta k»sr by ihe following vpte: Ayes, i I construrtioi I work....... t ruction Sec. 2............ I' W _ wail .,., that E. V j,lain, Yiinkee Springs—f-Youns; James -, - .M<iv. d and supported ----—Mr. --------------- D.- Williams, ------ . : Dec. 19. 1904] p. L. Bach- • • Nays. 17 Absent. Supervisor! " " " — Mae*. Sherk, Young. I Hastings Chy Flr-t and Fourth Sm I?n'aj.th ,h- supentisor supervisor of o' Castleton, be aje ap- ■ Pay Roll. ellcr. label on drain.. Total amount ot onl»ir> . . 42M.35 ’ . . .?• *. . Wards—-Sinti* i area-o ' I i pointer - commit!‘ pointed-as as aa* committ e-e of of one one to to look look : i Moved by Supervisor Reams that the ; Get. in. ISOJ, bal. due drain I 829 Ki Jan. 30. 190’.] I*. W. Eur­ L.tatl by supervisor Thurpe that! Hastings Citv Second and Third 1• ar, *’r th<ll“’ straiehtenine straightening of said i! 1Several assessment rolls be placed in pervisor Thorpe that [ gerx. camrt > 'fees......... after of the the said • !u;im atone presented by the j J^’n« •a” Th‘rJ •I nlw -.. of „, aK an< i ,« rpnor, tn this th,han Is of th.Penalization commit ' . . SILVER CREl K DRAIN. Feb. 6. 1905. fco. A. Bure presented by the piece of mad. and to report to this ’hr hands of the equalization commit awrenc: ge*s. r^co&lng drain.. -• mm'ttc-e be accepted. f . j Sliver Crock drain Is now completed. . K-repted. Carried Carried by by I1 ''2.™*“Ai,M >• which motion •-- ------prevailed.. ••--* . th. ...Ilowlns vote: Aye, IT N«y (’ , T1"' clvf,i rL’“d '*• 'a11 tor ,he s<“' ! hoard at the Octooer session. Carried. 1 *tep.’ — SII.VEX CREEK DRAIN LUND. Moved by Supervisor Abbey that the i ■ Total amount of ortlenj 165 00 ’ The following resolution is offered TAMS. Ah :. 'Kantar Sherk. ' " :£«! meelln, „ r«ll««.t. 4111 71 Oct. io; 1905, 4kilar.ee due । by Supervisor'E. V. Smith, who moved claim* now to the hand* of the clerk | Oct. 11. N04. bal due drain — Moved by Superrleor Hinckley ih.t !To 'J*- B""‘l '* . drain ............... • ----------be placed to the hands of the commit-, ®- 19W> additional -­ We, supervisors !lt!< adoption: the eelittty drain commltuloner be pre* iI tt“ the ,h- ufiderslgnt-d <»< jv iioi.’............ O£ the rounfr ot Boro. «.,<• or MlfbB" 1 ,«•?’* ’«« ter on claims, which motion pre- f LOWER BRISTOL LAKE EXTENSION •.MBERLA1N. svnted with a copy of said resolution Ipn. Join In « r.-qr.-r to tb. d.rk «!"■> he.tlns be cmunuetl .ndI tltut they vailed. . . T| DRAIN. . ■ ; >1 :bai A. as soon as possible-. Which motion Moved by Supervisor .Nevjns that raid county to rail ihe lxu.nl o! super- be u“ instructed to purchase the heating Lower BtiHtci Lake iSrain’Extension *1* labor on drain........................ •rechairman. prevailed. ' plant of Weatherly & Pulte of Grand all claim* be preaented on or before Oct. 28.1WM, Daniel Bowcruas.' not now complbted. ('leaning out bee. I ........... Mr. L. H. Evert here appeared be­ visors to said county in special ses- ’ Rapids aud contract for Lhe same, and next week Wednesday. Motion preLOWER BRISTOL LAKE EXTENSION Oct. Si. 1W4, Daniel Bowerrcun. Johnson that fore the board and gave a talk in re­ slon on the 5th dhy*of June, at 1 1 that the clerk be instructed to drtw DRAIN FUND. ’ Amount trar1-*1 * maneut chair gard to a heating.' system for use in o’clock p. m.. A. D, 1SM'5. for hearing 1 orders for same as per contract. Mdved by Supervisor Abbey that the | jjJtL’jjf'jaB^^W* Hutitwr-. I the Loii< r the report of the committee appointed I election of the several officers be a commlMloner few* the court house-and jail. Drain Fu 1 to The i Motion prevailed. Ayes. 15. Nays. on April 18th. on hektin'g arrangement ' Lower B 01 Like special order for tomorrow afternoon. iShoron^t0*'1 ' Mov&i by Supervisor Reams to ad­ I ". Excused. 3. moron drain........................ Ext(-n>>ion sin Fu»ii at tbe chair journ to the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. and 'to transact such other business I Moved that ihe board adjourn until which motion was lost. ____ BowermaD July/25. :cx. ID06. ... Daulel nour.t asas may properly . come tofore “aid ‘' Drain Couimi«*loner P. W. Burgess cnAstructln*'Sec. Carried. Adjourned. । Sa'tnrdhy. June 10. at th'- hour of 8:30 Tuwnship board. here read hl* annual report as follows. A^rtrL’rtin?^.-. i o'clock a. m. Carried. Signed. Nov. 14. 1904, .amount ar­ -4 as such to-wit: . G. M. MILLER, ATTERNOON SESSION. * * Township ALFRED Mi NEVINS. and Sherk. To the Board of Supervisor* of the , Total amount of order* ... 421 Chairman. i of ’EiUtimone JOHN HINCKLEY. DclKLJW®. bal. due d.-.-rJt) , r...... and tellers County of Barry. | NOV. 14. 1904.1*1 , ORVILLE C. BARNUM. Board met at the hour of j jt m. as ' EDWARD C- JOHNSON. ; s<-ss<-d to th«- Fownahip Gentlemen: In.compliance with the | Clerk. x:-i -nmpro ,R>;. a,jjournnH.nt. -Stipt-rs’isar Miller j GUN RIVER DRAIN. or Mapia : of Maple Grot Groi ALBERT N. .WILLIAMS. , proviskai* uf Sec. 7 of Chapter 2 of j J permanent t.ermanen' ,.rr,i(i:r,g. H..U .■•lied Member, all Perpetual Injunction, retraining th* ! Nov 17. 1904.|C< ok Bros.’. GEORGE M MILLER, j Act No. 254 <>f the public act i of J.W, ' oinml-ntonirs publiahinr rwitfct from ting said • publishing not „ ... ,, . . . , . . . • ommisMionrre :rom construe tug wm . t present except Supervisor Stierk, er- i david Williams. Harry County Court House. I have the honor to submit nq annual , lraln< WM orden-d by thCircuit Judge I tW ......... J-- ." vot<?6 cuseej. The county superintendents of 1’ GEO. \». ABBEY. Hast In gs. June 10. 1905. : report as county drain comi itoaioncr | of the County of Barty. no further action Nov. 30. 1904. J_ ’:» ' Erb. . ’.he poor for Barry wunty appeared be- j The'committee ori beating, ’brourii serving nonce i r.g the time to which ad of said county of Barry. covering the «»» >■«» tafca time to ad f I i * I. being ■ H-K th.) lll.i *. which nui' n a* * tin* .... '. J.. . • - lore the board aud asked that lhe ays- their chairman. Supervisor John>on, olirnw wns .taaen. the board was period the 111th 1th day of October, I b(G THORN EXTENSION DRAIN , j Hirnwt nt was period from fromthe Nov. 3'<, 7904.| G -.I.. Sfcid•• tern of watet work* for domestic use j’ toade the following rtqior:: more. talH>T-| ot drain., , |,। tt u. d t<> order Sy Chairman Miller. A. alh A. !>.. D.,1904, 1904,totothe the 10th 10th day day of October, t OF KVr, >N aXD BARRY iCOVNTIEa ■ 1 and for fire- protection be installed at i Gent (omen—Your ' committee Dee 19M !uj ene Csion l,n Roll called. All hivmbers present ex- A. D.. t1**..’5.. .. kin#, help no ■ » survey .tr-. Sonv-.ul the-parties ira-.t-rattl by aald ....... * rhe county f^tjn. ’ •. iw. .. . ... . •• . ■ -T-U.-f. .1*.. --- *.■dranswer ---- n. .VT-.. . pnijH1>vl | heating court house apake the fbftbwTht fp.liAjng nam'd t t«-fus«-<l to nl-ase the right t and ,Ub«r cept ’ Supervinorw ‘ 'hamberlain am! rain.... • : Moved by Supervisor Nevins that,, ing r- port: ./• .... .,1,.*. I -> • 'h<- .In'/, <.» mv In..? I ........................... « .1— . It .... «>. . ■••b. ’ ‘ | Sherk. Minutes - B. Gar­ *■ ‘ ’ ’ read, corrected and left unfinished at the date ot my last >f w;r ' for said dru.n. anil on the Oth rhe alaive request ue laid bn the table.-• That .we have cota-esiKnd».il with i ^gne,}. • lay uf Man’h. A. I'. 1305. We. lhe Comn iUce« of report: nilmduners of Hairy jwid EAton counties. • . nnu .)«; \Vhich motion prevailed. lotting ...A.. .... I heating firm* in iGrauu Raj-lds, Mu»-1 Moved and snj«>orted that the,heat1 ! nunlv app'.lniHon to the PriJbate Court of Dec 17. 1904.! SA n V ,. Move.l liy Supervisor Sthitii that the . kegon. Toledo, ■ the County of Bnrry for th* .ipyolntmant jnK committee be empowered to over--------- - ChHago, - - -and -.other , ... a, wu <maL.^.. l.,y • above request be Taken from the table, j•places. V*iDEAN DRAIN rUND. • of Uirvc dbilnlsekted xiHiclal coinmlssion- Dec. 30. JJMli »e find' find’these. lhe.e. dlfLfirms different firm. ’^. !h v;t.,. work pnrtlnfi In the heating Byrgras. -«unvejM tng nip! pct.- ii. Iks, bal. due drain 444 43 er*, to determine the necessity for said i to have their own special ways and i • Jfc BIlt ; tu f tv n , ’------- ””------------------------; plant add take'sveh steps as may be. . .'««*».’A. i«u»w**... propoMd drain. Dny of hearing in Promaking :n4».. Moved by Supervisor Smith that tbe designs for heating btilldtogs, and otoo-j deemed Iiv,.in,'tj necessary to complete the job; " -----------Lite Court eet for 3”th duv of March. Deo. ~<j. !9o4. labor on d rain........................ M chair ajipuint a committee of three, to their special make of boiler. » V.46. P. W. Barged.. 1965. I'ontealnnis made application for ! Burgess,, k.bpr . also to make any tecessary repairs on Jan connnU*doticr» fee*.......... Htitl r? rnnl. 1 . jury. <Jn April «. 7 and S lhe said Jury, InxedtijMite a>> to the above water sys­ It is th«- opinion of your committee the heating plant *n the jail building. after Vh-wina the rout- of said proposed tem. Motion prevailed, and the chair Total amount of order*. . fJ .MJ improvement, were unable to agree. On extra iKitlcijs. ballot appointed a.i such committee Super that thv boiler to. any heating system Carried. Ayes, 16 Absent. 2. April Kth. Probate Court ordered a second Is the first and most important matter Moved and supported that tbe edm Oct. W. IMS.' bal due-drain ..... 443 87 Jury. On Muy 64h. 1906. raid Jurr re-, visors Chamberlain. William* and- to consider. We haw visited several mitted’on water wbrks for county farm limber ।>f votes Smith. turned a verdict that said proposed 1mCLARY AND WHJTN’EV DRAIN. buildings both <»f large and small size Investigate the tolling system at the Rrovement was not conducive to the pubStanton. epns ructing Clary aud Whitney drain l> not yet eon. Moved by Supervisor Lawrence that where these different makes of boilers county farm and n port to the board at f health, convenience and welfare. Feb. ':3.”i905. ‘c the board change the Smead system uf are in operation and for various rea­ the October session what in their opin­ pletod*. MALLI8ON DRAIN. ■ Stanton. ckns heating now In use In the ( eourl bouse sons we would rcomitu-nd a horizontal V WiUfanjy. ion Is necessary t i-he done in regard OcL 11. ivot. l>al. due drain. fltil V> wo A. Sec. 21... .to x .-teaiu or hot water system: Molliaon Drain is not now completed. ’ April 3. 1905:} C tubular boiler, dimension to to- stated thereto. Carried. ' Ort. 10.1906. b*l.due drain.. Moved by Supervisor Smith as an in contract. Stanton. cons ruction COLWELL AND STEN---- _ ---Moved and supported that the clerk MALL1SON DRAIN FUND. work See. 24... ..-........ Colwell and Blender Drain l» now cotu- Oct li. 1904. balance due amendment that the chair appoint a As to how the court house shall be be authorized to procure a rug or car­ April 3. 1P05.S C an. A. •. atiourth bal- committee of three to-investigate the heated your committee recommends pet for his private office and to draw plctod. drain ............................ Stanton. oom ruction 17. 1904. Cook fc changing of said Sinead system of that it* shall to steam. work Sec. 24... v...... . an order to pay for the same. Carried. COLWELL AND STENDER DRAIN ITND. Sept. Cook, pabllshlng notice de nitmbc? Ot ■heating and report to our-next meet­ OcL II. 1904. bal. dur drain..'... • 4 ffl 46 Apr’I 15. 19*5. P. 4 ' BurWe also advise nal the court house Ayes. 13. Excused. 3; Atoent. 2. of letting ............. ■. S Oct. 24.1904. JF Edmond...... ; ing of this board. , he a distinct system by itself, the Sept. 17. 19*4. L. Pryor. Tne commiUc-e on pay roll, through ron»tructlngBe<: 4... ............. -4 , Hpeciai comuitMluncr... Amendment. carried ant! the chair court bouse has a day period of about tne chairman. David Williams, made Jan.». l'-<*. Geo- A. Burst-* • Total nmount ol Sept. 17. 1904. Daniel latter on drain.................. 50 O-». in. l:*05. latlni appointed-a.-’ such committee Super­ nine hours, warming for six days in the following report. Blrdaell. special comtn'r drain ... s Johnson, Hinckley and Nevin*, the week. Tbe Jail ha- a twenty-four Sept. 17. 1904. Frank R«rTotal luuount of otdrra. . 424 29 abeck, six'Cial comni’r.. •ived a afid the original motion'M< amended hour period night and day for seven Oct- 10. bal. due drain. 4 . I 21 Sept. HH.L AND DOVE DRAIN. 17. 190J, C. M. was ’hen carried. days In tire week, thd coitacftm-nce is LONG LAKE DRAIN. Mack, probate f'.*«....... Hili aqd Dovt^ Drain b< now completed. Moved by Supervisor Reams that the this, we would be obliged tq keep up Sept 17, 1904.- C. M. ■ toag Luke drain is now completed. HILn^NDlDOlVK DRAIN FUND. Mitck. appointing spe­ Ck- < tmmittec last above named he em­ the court house heating plan’ nights- Abbey Nov. 11. hhiotipi a»cial comniiaHlonera.... n..k nwh’d Ibr «mrl Boyes . |IU Sniidny.s ........................... v the powered-tp hire a practical plumber a»<l I to the F----Sept. 23. 19'0. Sam Velte. It. !9i»k bal. due.drain. 10 60 9 60 1 (.ML ..e.oknr ot jail Mse. «e Chamberlain or .inhltect iu asalst lhenrin their in- bouse housv jjus, Ugt uu on accoi ship ofl Woodbine Sept. XL iWH. 8am- Velte, fllimt rfllng -drain.................. 10 80 30 1 80 Nov. W. 1944. DoM re-a<-■•>m« , nt roll* • • Oct.. i«. 100ft II. J. Wlek- Ibis • • would -• ■ be exiravarant In the Hinkley and vestigationk and that the*clerk he i think - Mape«J cohftri seeing Oct. r. !!<>», D. H. Criltcmlen. - ham. conxtrueting jmr’ authorized to draw- an order in pay­ mullet "< fuel and extra janitor work Hine coiiMtruciliig See. 1....... • ■ 8-c*. 1; and 3... J 50 00 See. t......................... 19 20 Oct. :n«ndf."| and ment for same. Carried. Ayes, 17. besides the inconveirfpnce of placing Hynes .. 1PuH-rt «i, l‘«H. I>. IL < rincndcn. Nov. 19. 1904. Oct. IS. 1904. David Wil­ <> 84 14 cnustnicting Sec. 1.. ...... - • Jordan, lultorlon the boiler In a pit and variius other Johnson liams. damages awn-d|on Brain. 4 50 now ju ses- Nays. ". Absent. Supervisor Sherk. 11 52 OCT.*5. 1W4. I)- IL Crltleuaen. Of! by special cotnm'r.. Noy. 22,. 1904. I CM Lawrence Moved by Supervisor Hinckley that cor.«tructlng Sec. 1 ......... Grozlnger, publ 1 t®. IS. 1904. David WH Start t; sL. As to placing the boiler in the base­ Maus IHJC.®, i0"4. Geo. A. Burgess, - rk that tbe the chair appoint a temporary com­ notice of letting... lianiB. constructing Sec­ 11 40 40 2 40 labor on craln.. ....... men ’ or erecting a building outside Nevins tion 2 .......... ........ Dec. 8. 190L .Stun V e be left the i uilttee on pay roll. Motion prevailed 42 2 52 11 52 Jan. X-. 1905. 1' ". BurgeM. Oct. 14. 1904, David Wil tiling drain..!------and the chair appointed as such com­ and separate we find that In pearly ail Reams 10 44 . <*<>»nml»»loner's fee**.............. llama, constructing Sec­ Jun. 30, 1905. Pi W 1 Supervisors D. Williams. cases of heating the toll-rs are placed Smith Abbey that the mittee tion 2............................ gese. cotnm'r fee*.. 11.04 Total amount of order* ... in the basement of ths building . “ > J'* ’ Sherk Oct. IS. 1404. Ed. Jan. 30. 1905. Get. -ipon the table Thorpe and Reams. Oct It*. iWX bal. due drain 11 04 McFadden. tiamngea Burge*i. Hncc-^'heated. We find that the sbutbwett Thurj»e UinMn ’apL..-:' ' dug and that the , Moved by Supervisor Nevins that corner room to the basement cani be William* 9 60 KELLY DRAIN FUND. 10 60 awarded by- comm’rn... labor ........... 1 omtniltee of i tne board adjourn for thirty minutes. OcL 18. 1904. Ed. Mc ­ April 22. 1905. Ort-lL l td. bal. due drain...... Jr<* uui thk - . ■ ider. with the •’ Carried, utilised for a boiler room and al^ William* D. Fadden. eonstructing Mapew. cc true ting Jan. 27. 1KB, additional fr*aung a,Lr.. 3 Sec. 1...................... The board reconvened as per ad­ have storage for about one «nd one- Young report to this Oc? ei 27."i»i. ’ ’ Thomiut .keily. 1 92 32 Oct. 18. 1904. Ed Mc ­ 1»«. — _ and «8 to * lav • Miller -1 be 'done In the j Joumment, and on motion of Super­ half (1l<) c*r» °r c<Jal* IILl11. Fadden. constructing construeUng Bee. 2. .. • dl "tier. ' ' Mapes, conatnlcting ' .visor*Young the board adjourned until thought advisable the Oct. 27. W4. Thoma* heily. . Hee. 1............................ Ti'- chalm: in-. . Signed. constructing Bee. 3.. • ■ Oct. IS, 1904, Mra. Bur­ ner room could be used for cqal room ______ W1UJAMS, '’’terttiw sSuLr < ’nted as such I tomorrow morning at the hour of 9 DAVID Ort. ». 1904. Lewlr Bockman. dick. damage* awarded Total amoant of order* 122 52 E. V Smith. o'clock a. m. constructing part beo. and by commlaaioner*..... ►et. io, ir** due L. REAMS. ^The^stlmated cost ot erecting a new 1? Btackitvja:-.' G. M. MILLER. Nov. 28. 1904. Wm. Par­ drain . •M. Nevins. W. L. THORPE. oct'«, woi. a*w ker. labor on drain.... Chairman. building aud smoke stack, by e Were excused structlng part ot Sec*9 and , Moved and nupported that the report Dec. 12, 1904. H. J. Wick ­ . KENT DRAIN. eero and builders, is about twelve hun­ C. F. BROOKS. ham. construction work of the committee be acrepted. Car ­ ri'J1-' D,0,i*ritad oil M WM, j" F.’ Watara tonKent Drain is now completed. dred dollars (fl.300.00.) 150 00 Deputy Clerk. on Sec. 4................ ... >19 now Li-.. . tipparted that'the htructingFee- < •-■ ■ ••••.•• e-- *■ Under separate covet we hwre right ried. Ayes. 13. Naya. 0. Excused. 3. Dec. 14. 1404. E- Stndcl. kent! dr un fund. Nov. 1. i9W. John U atcr*. labor "Oclock t<tL’:- ■n; to the hour oY part payment on Bee. 5 75 00 different plans and sprtHficatlom» wtto Absent. 2. morning. ► on drain.... ... ......... 1906, J an ount Dec. 14. 1904. E. StadeL Moved and supported that the board <-arr;e(i their several blds which we submit Barry County Court House. Nov. 26. IWM. John Waterartin1 470 00 help to survey and la­ BMraned do now adjourn sine die. Carried. Mructlng Bee. 5. ......... 1 ‘ Hastings. April 19, 1905. Atu. 34. 19M. ilddil bor on drain ............... tor M. MILLER, G. M. MILLER, Nov. 26. IlKM, F. H- Smith, ctmDec. 14. 1904. Jiweph . Board met as per adjournment at xtructlnir Sec. 4... ....... ........ 1 Chairman. » Chairman. Wortley. constructing -fcULtc. Ii ALFRED M- NETV INS. Dec. X 1W4- I*wlh tockman. . part Sec. 8................. the hour of 9 o’clock r. m. Supervisor ORVILLE C. BARNUM. repairin’/ tile.... - ------■ JOHN HL-dKLEY Dec. 14. 1904. Joseph Dec. 30. 1904. C'®k 1 rterk. Clerk. Dec. X 1»>4. Thom a* « ells, rcMiller presiding. Roll called. All Committee. Wortiey. con*true ting publishing notice . !K:lring. tile......... - ■ . ....... • ' part Sec. 3.................. letting ........I.... Dec 211. 1904. Geo. A. Burge**. , members present except Supervisors Moved and supported that | the re­ Dec. 31. 1904. A. !G. I Dec. 14. 1W». J<»cj'h Barry (•<„. lalior on drain...-........;............ - <kjnri House. OCTOBER SESSION. port to accepted. Carried. Wortiey. help to survey labor on drain.... Sherk. Nevins and Smith. Jun 4. WOX R- K- Grant, tile... . and labor an drain.... Dee. 31. 1904. TVm Moved and supported to take a rt Barry County Court House. GTil 18. 1905, to UW. P-.W. Burgera Moted by Supervisor A. N. Williams Dec. 14. 1964. Ed Mc­ Frucij. kibor on (rain ■•muialMdonerssfer-. ............ ♦ cess of thirty minutes. Cnrrh'’’ Hasting*. Oct. 9th 190c. thnr Judge Smith be allowed to pur ­ Fadden. labor on drain Dec. 31. 1904. Geo. WM1 • •ofS:30 o’clock Apr. 10. 1«B. LewH Hockman, Moved and supported to ^adjourn Dec. 14, 1904. Baker ShrlThia being the day fixed by law for mansec. «p«cla) cwt im’r construct ing Site. 6. and other • ‘ nt. . Supervisor chase such furniture and furnUhingsas until Friday. Juno 9, at the hour of Dec. 31. 19M. Ha Viy ner. labor an drain.... the meeting of tbe Board of Suprn inora, Aprrio'.' iioi. i‘- W. iiunie*-. ; : ' ailed. Mem- revested in his communication, to-wlt. Dec. 20, 1904. Geo. A. Padeiford. special < ornji;R to equalize the se’-eral assessment rolls Burgess, mrrveyipg and mlMloner ... < i ■ Supervisor Sherk. canpet. rugs and chairs, and the <?*«■« ,:,0 .. m. curried. * of the county, th? Board of Supervisor* Vm r, -*• w'-i! !■ ■!’ 'We day. Min- be authorized to draw orders for the Dec. XI. UM, 1 aac making map. —...... .... , Cbultmun. ' for the County of Barry met and were cleaning out Ule.................... _2 CO Dec. 20. l»Oi. Geo. A. Weeks, special mniin'r fMuno. Which motion was carried by Burger!-. labor on drain Jan. 23. 1905, O.tC. Bar­ ?ad alxn,;■ / ' •-•eUng read, ap- ibffl. following vote:- Ayes, 15. Absent. ORVILIAC C. BARNpM^if t called to order by their obainnan, Total amout of order*--■“• 16 • 8 *« Jan. 23. 1405. Wm. Par­ num. tiling drain..L... George M. Miller. The following Ocu 10. 1MC. baldue drain. 4 8 — '^7 , by Suf.: ker. constructingJ*rt Jan. 30. JKft. P. W. Buror Reams, that named gentlemen answered to their Moved' by Supervisor Lawrence that ‘ ■ taken from the SPR»GI*.k ‘AND STAFFORD DRAIN. th< discarded furniture, matting and Barry Count j Court H^Me- names a* supervisors of the several ’ ■l,'a Pff vaiied. Springer and Stafford drain i* now cotn• Burgciw. surveying township*, and wards of the city of Hastings, June 9,i 1805. 'V* "I"*'- 'loltf matter, ruga be taken to the county farm If It Jan. 20. 19<e. Geo. A. labor on drain... ■ ■ pieted■ Burgess.recording drain March 11. 1»». Gru • a?,” ""1 ,hrou«l> their can! be of use.there. Carried. This being the hour to which ad­ Hastings. SPK1NCU AND 8TAFFOMD DBA1N KUND. Burgoe. ronoMlng flics ................... Assyria, Leander Ream*. 4100 19 lOic committee on pay roll, throuab journment was taken, the T)°ard was June 80. 1905. Wm. Par­ May JB. l##5, MH OcL. u. mu. bul- due drain...... Baltimore, Albert N. Williams. Aug. soKs. additional wtscsrhalrman David Williams, reported as called to order by Chairman Miller. ker. constructing BeeEly, constructing W0J 80 M Barry, Albert Lawrence. !5“ r"K«iLh>a' btlwe *ho coxhtx tion * 1 .......... 8ept,"?.’i&'C. ii. Mack. proJuStt.' 1W*.’ Wm.‘ Pmrfollows: . , Roll called. All members P^-sent ex­ May 14. 1»<*. F. M. I Carlton, David Williams. :.-h,1l take any cept Supervisors Sherk and Thorpe, Ccna«m«n: Your ker. constructing sec­ Castleton, E. V. Smith. ®»werIM SO S^^eleani tons!ruction. Improve- roll re.pecttull, .ubmit the following wuo took their seats a moment later. Hon Hrhln............... -» “ man. labor o® drain zvy Hastings, Henry Chamberlain. Continued on page 12. a* their report recommending the al­ Minutes of yesterday’s meeting read, Jan. X 4906. P. A. Bennett, conHope. Lewis Hine. 'he con il a ask- lowance rance of the tbe several “Pj approved xtrucUngSec- ................ •” approved and and signed, signed. below and tbe clerk be author iz^Lf ^ ove< i all( j anppcrti *elta!i!ag lmProvement Moved and supported to adjourn to » W of sa.d drain, signed BOARD of supervisors^^ VGE. iat is most e are We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers. �HAST!NGb HA.NNEK. XOVEMBEK 2P. W est Earlyx Choosers Fare My stock is now in the fullness and perfection of Holiday readiness. Exceptional buying probably will noZ'be over^O th abounds »tb valgs u„_ ™Us »d sabentBIG O t WHAT YOUJANI' ant| S ““Zboj! rons. If you delay purchases the VERY PIECES YOU WANTED MOST wdl ^aHy be and^t the y^r u B £ t ten impossible to get duplicates here in time for Christmas.. Our bt<ying has^iiade your yi g ’ believiiur that Cheapness ’v'th ' ing UP-TO-DATE, but a DATE AHEAD. We pride ourselves on the QUALITY of om goods, fchevmg that Uheapn^ss uffihout Quality is dear at any price. That’s .why we have earned the laurels of being the Q elsewhere for an inferior \ with our goods and when it comes to Price you don’t have to pay us any more than you wou _ie. Here are a few Christmas suggestions, a nice Carpet, Rug, Curtain, Chair, Bed Room Suit, Chiffonier, Side Board, Dining Table, Dining Chairs, Buffet, Picture, Couch, Library Table, Mat, Pillows, Book Case, Desk, Cart, Sled, Piano, Sewing Machine, Sheet Music and lots of other useful and beautiful things to adorn the home. Come and COME EARLY TO Local News. Utt YOU TAKE NO CHANGES. If you suffer with Piles come and see me If after 30 days treatment youarc not! satisfied, your money will be refunded Call and get a booklet explaining the treat ment. . CHAPPOLINE. cures hands at trUling'cost. chapped W. J. HOLLOWAY Prescription!! prepared as if, for the Doctor's own use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Sign of the Elephant. TE’ A 1 k,,e a flat lint of ■ SM Green Tea et 35c and Black Tea at 50c. Botk Japan and Cbiaa Tea. and jea jet the PURE article at HING'S, Hastings, Mich. • Eggs are going higher. The posxibility of a •ham and eggs” famine is awful<, ' That Seattle fiance whol insisted up­ on an examination «>f his loved one's lungs h'.nst have been married before. The per capita circulation, in the - United States*now is $3l.»Ui hut Sir. .Rockefeller has conaiderably mihsp xtan that. Western cattle and sheep are being shipped into Michigan by thv train loud this fall for feeding. Thv large ! crops of corn and hay this year wake i it ueceaaary to iiniort xt<>ck to teed it oraell the feed direct. The etteci>«f food on thy flavor of eggt is found by an English medical man to be surprising. When the hens act as scavenger their eggs are made unfit to eat. but a diet of sunflower . seeds produces remarkably fine and ■j sweet eggs. “The executive loard of the Michigan j Christian Endeavor Union held. an important meeting in Saginaw on Fri­ day evening last at which plans for the, ■ biennial convention of the societies of : tbe State were discussed. March 11th was designated as Michigan Christian I Endeavor day, apd Miss Caroline Par­ i sons of Kalamazoo, was appointed as junior superintendent. ‘•'Doan's Ointment cured me of ec­ zema that had annoyed me along time. The enre was permanent "—Hoan. S. W. Matthews. Commissioner Laboi Statistics. Augusta, Me. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT I llajve taken several Post Graduate courses in additiuni to my regular medical course and make a Specialty of treating all diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. I fit glasses by the latest and most approved scientific methods. # Office orer Horton's 6ro- no P U eery store 124 Stile SI... UN. b. Hi $5.00 00 DIIDTfiM phMe 273 DUR I UR. nd I5t... $5.00 $5.00 z$20.00 I will put $5 (X) in the pocket of any man who intends buying—and who does buy—a hard coal stove. Simply by calling at my store and asking the price of the stoves in »my window; This offer good until I have squandered the above $20.00. Jesse Townsend. HASTINGS, ... MICH. READ THIS WE OFFER SLAB WOOD IN FIVE CORD LOTS OR OVER FOR ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD (Si.iS) DELIVERED. WILL ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY ioo CORDS AT THIS PRICE. R. K. Grant | COURT HOUSE NEWS. McCOY’S JUST RAN ALL OVER 'EM ? CORRESPONDENCE. [Thats What-the Second boot Bail RUTLAND CENTER. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Team Did to Team Michigan, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Traver «t Clyde »*d tu her horn? N. Y. are visiting friends here, afnu 8 G. Hall an-1 Traver will be remetuliered as Muy day al Jam* - 1 .Gorham, whose home has been Here Then- was a till leas than two years ago. • Wtxhi<wdH\ night i: The L. A. S. meet with-Mtn. CliusJ IntyreS lurth«i<iv. JLindv MclMj Dun Matthvwk «ud family of north Ray Ereem.tr. .. vast Rutland w.-ri* guests at Ira Edger s Gorham for dihner Dec. 7: Sirs. Mav Traver will assist in entertaining, .J ' \ . We mentioned Inst-weck the jiever-to- Sfinday. • LadiM-please bring thimble a- -there Mary B. Goodyear to ScHThe I. F. Tobias and family of Maph-Grove le-forgotten gainv between th- Hsislis a quilt to tie aud rags to sew. , t Mrii, D. fitacb, south half lot 1043. spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. will C|ity. ‘ ,$ iouo <*• iriK- Sluggers and the Hastings Scrubs, Lizxie Wood. Mrs. Royal Bryant is able to te out Huug and how the latter t<x* the scalps of nary. Edwin W. .and Wm. DeYojs to Nina Edger, and Grace Diamond Again after quite a arnma uirssa. the Sluggers to the time of 2' > to Then •Jettsc Grover, ho ar mm- 20 Mr. Minder and Mr. Bryant have-, there was bhxxl oti the moon Noth­ calM on Geo. Y‘-nng and family of IM) ing but the hack hair ot tlje second North Rutland Sunday. • Yanked Springs dripped their poultry u- B&rtdn. Ileal religiHigh scinsul team co.uld app^aae the Sophrohky-^Jrigu- to Peter Perry Henry's son who was up Mr. and Mrs. GnyHavensof du city & 'W Srcubs'thirst for gore, bo they sent.' spent .'Aturday and Sunday at ' R- seriously hurt from falling-from hi: Adrijuflwi 7 ac sec 5. Barry. Tu.fn- irn: apple tree is reported much better. ; their uen to Evi Bunnell to Amos Fox l.ot>i way; to gut them Foreman'a. . . Hlk 2. N w s Add Frtt-jiort:. 4$ft 4X» | . TeuYti ‘ No. i meekly accepted. «-•*• Gm Young spent Saturday in Voluntary ’ >•: worth des’ peering of course that ihey'would wake HIGH BANK. David Roush to W.- C. Norrix Grand Rapids. the kind that mt up hud Saturday afternoon, and find 10 ac sec 0, Maple Grove.... Lloy Eaton and Howie Schill s[Mnti Harry Blake, wife and son haie gone thimselvtis’ minui scalps and must Ju inch R Rowden to Joseph the fore part of the week in Battle 'iilCHhiiA everything else^ But they reckoned North to visit Jim Blake and family. Deal. ac mjc 7. Orangeville Kit* 00 Mr. Tab. r of tb. c«y l« »P‘udit>K n .CreBk. they migh’ entertain the Scrubs some. Est. V. Leinx to Frank Horton. Little Dorothy Edmonds is very sick dncntad-Rinu few wvvkj at F. M. .Blake’s. And it appears they’did. r> . !,’r< Budness block. City4000 00 at thia writing with gastritis. Dr, McThe game tpok place Saturday fore­ this office O!S I Harriet M. Lewis to Phebe z BALTIMORE CENTER. Guftin is attending her. noon at lO'o’clock. The prize was the Clunpaii. 40 nc sec 27. Yankee honor of living called’the recond. team Ed. Sentz and wife Bpent Sunday at Mrs. Al McIntyre ot High BanK has Springst200 00 of the High school. Moir valiantly been helping Mrs. Johnson with her Lem Edmonds. Mrs. Sentz has been tltJcale did the two contend. At the end of the sewing the past week. John Carter A. Smith, ’ helping-care for the baby a few days. first 2A minntea of play, the score was. lot 29, part lot 30 Phillipa Mn C. M. Hall has been spending a It is rejorted that we are about los­1300 00 Second team 23, Senilis 0. But the ing some «if our neighlotj. Add, Nashville1 few days in this vicinity, but returnl^ter though somewhat disfigured, felt Lindsey R. Goss to Lester they were still in tbe ring But when Warner, Long Point. Pine 1 00 the second half was about half played, Lake* Prairieville they threw up the apunge. the score Chas H. Ford to Lester at that time reading .45 to U.with the Warner. Long Point, Pine Scrubs having theufero end of it. And w ‘ Lake Prairieville l(x> now if you mention that game to a Morgan Jones to Leroy C. Scrub, be will 'stikightway assume a ' C^aLst. lot 10 Blk. 11. Ker.far-away look and remember an errand We are mighty thankful. Are you? field's Add City 102.’i 00 his mother wanted him to do and will Chas. F. Benton to Wm. P. vanish at once. A good many men and young men around here arc in the Ntash, parcel, Irving fft 00 right Thanksgiving spirit; they bought a stylish serviceable QUIT CLAIMS. •»*?•«•••©•«•«••••••••»•«•©•*• • •■’•hso NOW FOR THANKSGIVING • The thing to aim at In studying tbe beauties of nature, a* h tbe case with all artistic’pleasures. I* the perception of quality, of xmall effects. Many of IV the people who believe iiieniHehe*> to Michael Strouse to John have an appreciation of natural acenStrouse, 30 ac sri; 23, Irving co ery cannut appreciate it ex<*ep( on n iwnsatloual scale. They can derive u Fred O. Bush to Ella N. Busi), south half lota 202 and 203... «) certain pleasure from wide prwpects of startling beauty, rugged mountains, steep gorges, great falls of water -all MARRIAGE L|CEXSES. the things that are xupj>w«j to be plcLeo L. Bancroft, Yankee Springs.. .23 'turexque. But. though -tills la all very Maude A. Briggs. Yankee Springs. .10 Charles Schuchart, Rochester. N. Y. 28 mentnry kind of thing. The perception of which I apeak is a perception which Lena Allbright, Freeport23 can be fed In the, mo*»t familiar acene. In the 'shortest stroll, even In a momen­ J’ROBATE COURT. tary glance from a window. The things Estate Susan M- England. Proof of to look out for are Jlttle accidents of will tiled. Order admitting will enter* light and color, little effects of chance ted and inventory tiled. grouping, the transfiguration of some Estate Jeremah Wilbur. Bond of weir known and even commonplace ob administrator filed. Letters itnued to ject, such as lx produced by the sudden burst Into greenness of the trees that Wm. H. Burgess. Inventory filed. peep over some suburkau garden wall In're James M. Howes, alleged In- or by-the sunlight falling by a happy competenL Petition for appointment accident on pool or flower.-Comhlli. of guardian filed. Hearing Dec. 7. Petition for ap]K>intment of special n-RiirdlaK th. guardian .filed; ami orJer appointing ■ .An IntcrcMlrig Traverse Phillips special guardian.en- derelopuu-iit ot the musical sous. In horses was made by u committee of teraJ. German zoologists and botaniMtx. The InJRe"Glive J. Eckart, insane. Order report says: “Tire InvertIgntlomt ns. to enlerei admitting her to asylum. ' the musical sense of bows haw shown Estate of Voyle E. AlbrighL minor, that that sense 1b very poorly develop­ confirmation of sale of real estate en­ ed- in these animali. It has been prov­ ed beyond, doubt that horses haw no tered notion whatever of keeping time to music, and that at circuses they do Tbe Old, Old Beorpion. not dance according to the tune, but Bcorpiuus are relics of prehistoric tlrat the musicians have to keep time times. They have boon In existence according to the step* of The animate. since- tru- middle Silurian era. and “Othw Inreatlgatlonx show tlmt through all the changes in environment horses do. not understand military in the mlllloiw of years which have trumpet sign'ate. It Is only the rider eiapwd they have remained practically or tho tinimal'a lasflnct uf Imitation the same in structural character, in which induces horsix. to make tho hablC Thertf Is little. If any, evidence move! required by this signal, but no that these aultnalM In the past days of horse without a rider, however <-aw; their history hare ever gained a 11 veil­ fully fraluisl. lakes the shgbtert m> howl by means other than those em­ tlce-of a trumiM-t slg-;al, and the same ploye! ut the present day. But though observation ban been made on n large abundance of time hax been granted number of cavalry horses without them to Ifecome specialized Into nny riders." Dumber of strange forms, they have retained a wonderful resemblance to the original gouera. Although tho arms It wns Sunday morning, and the bell of the sea constitute barriers which ringer had just finished ringlug the scorpions cannot pass and 'although chimes that cntletT the godly to church. their jmenns of dispersal are rery lim­ “Bell ringing Is u wlcnce. Did you ited, the antiquity of the anima] Is so .know that?" he said, -it 1H called great that it has succeeded In distrlbut campanology, and there are abstruse Ing Itself over the greater part of the and technical terms Id 11 like 'Kent globe, outside of the arctic -areas, and treble bob.* 'Stedman cinques.’ ‘double before the present period their distri­ court, bob.' ‘dodges.’ Dolls’ and ’stln* bution was even greater. goes. Each of these terms defines a certain phase or kind of bell ringing. In England there is a society, the Cen­ With a heart attuned to ‘Datura tral Council of Bril Ktngera, that every •tudy" a little Hungarian girl in the campanologist desires ardently to bi Canadian northwest exclaimed: "Yah. long to. Mafbe you think bril ringing teacher. It’s certain beautiful on our Is simple? Do you know what a prairie, where the blnbi and the amall Is? A peal In ringers* parlance is i series of 100(1 change* rung upou a sheep run about raw.” chime, uo change occurring more than Decision ot character win often give ’Corinne Gould to Joshua . I Buckley, SOacsec 12. Irving 00 Clayton G. Hinckley, to Joahim H i nek ley 80 ac sec 12. Irv wg suit or overcoat from us at very reasonable prices. The thankful because these garments hold their shape so well me such a pleasing style—are extremely serviceable, ana because they s.r.. money on their purchase. But like the Turkey, we are going to eat in a few day-, u^yhe there are still some who haven't the proper -'dressing '-yet. He can help you. if such is the case. To show our appreciation for the increased patronage w> ire e:i joying, and to give yon cause for thanks, we offer these extraordi­ nary Thanksgiving clothing bargains: Fine Double Breasted Suits $9.75,10.75, 12.75 to 18.75 Fine Single Breasted Suits $8.75,9.75, 10.75 to 17.75 a EVERY ONE A BARGAIN Capital S75,000,00 OFFICERS President. R. B. Mbsser. DIRECTORS ». Goodyear LuH.V.,,., per cent interest MONEY TO LOAN ON \ REAL ESTATE SECURITY... C. H. OSBORN Surplus $25,000.00 Get Under Onr Wing and sa ve yom. ROW­ Depositing In a spill way in am saiiogs bank is ’ thB sw sign of Ibiifliness.. AN ACCOUNT IN OUR SAVINGS BANK means yon are putting- your mouej out at interest. “Lock after, the mam chance’’ aud open an accent yitli now before Thanksgiving. I"11 'a'j then get your turkey in peare.aiin know that yon have made a goon be­ ginning. Hastings City Bank �n w HAB-rraGa bannkr, nove-mher Mnu ------B.ni-5- Miller. 0. Vick.tn.nr m £~~~~ —iT M»wdBovKi»h.. . A.,.. OTnt----------- ----- -------- ----------- -that town for damages fork Let white .bo wm Xmpt— Ifs a Good Thing to Know WHERE YOU CAN DO THE BEST i„buvu . 1""^- Stationary and Holiday Gooda in plrtii-nlo ihi-time of the year. The Red Cross Drug Store ■• •Ml to its greatest capacity, with rare bar'• Toilei NeeeMltiee. Candalabra. al*' >me of a t“e desirable things Eastern Metropolis. . aiis ii* Hri-'tl'- ' ■ The Book Display Will ba the BEST ever Shown In Hastings. • uri thipt vast display will gladden the >V with a light purse. It will please those . Tlih.-ari-'with fl' ArihurE. Mulholland, The Leading.Druggist. . H. Goodyear. Phone 241 Goods delivered. ■og to pmuwle her d.ughl.r to h.r. nothtnt: to do with him. .Mny mnBr I Special Prices . NEXT SATURDAY Saturday popular d to r«n ro on Souhwestern Michigan Big Reductions Fred Rock went to Nashville Friday. I”*1* " * ba<1 ““ *“> dZX’r lna"n" b'r s"ith Wednesday. w,“ . in >'™«port Ladies’ Short Coats “r- o»"«*her. a>wling i0 the city on business Friday. *ln a s. Andnu left Thniwl.r tor thT’'.*”" ?'hoUn Co- w“ '»“»d '<'• J’onti.c to ri.lt her i»n Huley. tb. offio.ni hiM homo deK1 dn)Iik’ J«tob F. Vt-lte. of Woodie*. »u In btl. at th, time Bee of hi. thia c(ty ou bniiinea Wednesday. ™ . .’T"1 W“b Vitold fever Jacob Maus is confined to his home on« ne.rlydM± Then--, deprarit, tor with a severe illneaa at this writing. Vrooman A. Young, of Dowagiac, was TWO cbildr.n ot C.l,i„ Wright »«., the guest of Hastings friends-last week Lemur Uh,. , ,anocr Hvlng Baldwin, wen, lllolari ln hu hoiu>, ev-.lBg lx», w„k whUl. he Mud hi> w ife were away. In some manner^the -■ — uiaiiDcr.uie house was set afire aud the two child-1 ren were buraed to death. : THIS WEEK We that people who appreciate stylish, desirable garments close prices will leave their money with us. We below as follows: Grace Greenfield is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Greenfield John of-South treuu Bend . Mrs. ------ Beynon. ui-wuio ** tlie ot IMr. and Mrs. H. I. Lahr. Ladies1 jnotle. al value which is idm<.wt regal in its magnifi-! the guest of her sisters Mr> C cent*. He is now in Mexico, and Moore and Mi.« Anna Johnson. tXL”" r°r ,h" ; ;i» er, Prop. . ‘ Phone 238 NICE WARM MEAL 25 CENTS. ’ Y -i. . • ST. vtiyt a with lyptt, i 'Alice ,-W:i and LUNCH fiOl 'B"' ™ .. NEIt i ran of that city. . Misses Coats A j | These garments represent the BEST produc­ tions of American Cloak Makers, and are in every way desirable. .w' ' ■ : WE INVITE INVESTIGATION AND COMPARISON. et H- Khanty, returned Thursday ,ruai ’ h"b0«* ,r‘P ‘hro«h Ohio. In-1 . th, B.U1, Cns-k Ide,.. <•„ n.tar«d UwthJ Delicacies I!t. b,d „ „,v ,0KMrfol ,ri been the case in other towns of this county; and although it does not help ’lhe lid oil at Ionia, and (the - old • their burden, it is not to l» voinparvtl ebaks have to Slav in on Saturday their j with 9ume"|axes levied for this'purpM' supplj; of l|qtiid refreshment i for the Mts. Clara Allen, sister tu W. I). Haye*. i> ven- ill with consumption at in Eaton cuumv. For instance.in Sun­ Sabbath. i the latter's home. field there is a total tab of . 77»; in Roxand iiu.taio; in Eaton $17.2.’HTbe V» Ol rei ine Portland Cement t forget the*'..00set of conking oh water ha.- shipped 4.0ig' n,eD#i^ t,r Mie ♦8.30 Mg uf dishes you ■ in Brookfield tKHttW; a total tax in these four towns uf $81,737 of with the Monarch range this week •' carloads of rei lent this year . W. A. Hall. ' 243 is ditch tax. Wouldn't that jar yer : Porthmd Observer. Thursday afternoon the new Normal . An ideal Indian Summer hat pre­ vail.-^ during most of^Noveinber. and college at Ki lainazuo was tornudly ded­ the fanner who has not -cumph-t»*d hi*, tn importantI agitation ha* Iwu icated with • iropnate-exrercies. fall work lias no one to blame but! cum mt need • by the grangers ii» this h i nisei f. county that m expected tu spread । Tbe Toieqo alarsbaH a- Northern R. This is a good time for tbe taxpaythonghtuut the state. It is the . R. has taprtfawd it- capital from h of the city to be considering' the tit n.of the improvement of roadsides, to ^.OPOdXK'. 'ivtni* of rif State stut.i St. Sit >ext ‘ii.tvt v.u., I, i. j paving year. It which promise* to attract as much ; would make a great and needed 'im- ' attention a/ does that of good ruad-.' Lake City! rear Grauu Rapids, lias l'«‘v«nent in the bu»ine-' ection of; when cattle were.allowed tu run un tae town. ' the the highways the roadsides presented a severe epigenite of scarlet fever. INNECTION. BREAD UKLWEQF CICI ■d CONFECT1OHCTY Barnaby Ffwne Lima. Ohio, where it t* Udieved he at the head of a gang of safe in Ohio. Indiana, and Kentucky. Officer* got hiyt. aihl in. the attempt to cirpSlahwwas mortally wounded, vran* old. a* college graduate Hastings, Mish. OQOCCOOCr.' LV GAS I 1 ! । । ; a goujl appearance, as the stuck kept the grass and weeds down, but now loss, of fl !.(**> at Dorr. : the roadsides are very unsightly, Alegan comity. Thursday. cuvt^rd with rank growths uf gross I uni masses of weeds. -Albion Mirror i Tbe ol The Fuel fliat*s right At the Pri' that's right Cleanest and Cheapest Fuel For- Saic by GAS CO Phone 359, 1 iCO^-CC- .. .'.■>'*000000000 Chrysanthemums. 75c la Jie-rrt and John .Notti Notting, brother*, living, with .their mot he on a farm in Ottawa Co. qnarreleti one day last w(**k. Bert first bitting John with ' a neck yoke. Later John shot Bert, the bullet taking effect in the th later'.* arm dangerous inflicting a painful but hut not i wound. Bert rpfases to make a comdlf lie plaint 5o iiothingwilt !■ xlouc about the matter. . a book agent under Nihes. but another name, is wanted in Brooklyn N. eniUv.zlement <of funds uf two estate* of «hi< he was executor, one time stood He is a- lawyer,auc very high in Brool fn. He was appreheiided|lttst week ai tiiken to Brooklyn. - OO pcr dozen. '. : '<’k itiqisolicitypur ■' 1 -• ;uddl--to all parts nelson burroughs, ftoM 29; Proprietor. -i >4 Barry, ss. ■ . that l>v au order of tbe ut» ot Barry, made on — q„ , a I- iku. tour months »«> that 4-tr . •*! for crrttlton to pre. etale, t iu-of Jeremiah "«tan l*i~ ■XtaUaHcr-. county.'dreoBMd. : -iid decea —4 are re­ Um* to *aid Probau? ■* U> the City of Haa. allowance, ou or beMarch neat, aud that n <1 brtore Mid Court, on •y of .March next, at ten - . -on of that day irth, A h i-jos, ' ' IIAP.I.K- M. Mack. _____ -fudge of Probate. *t &%lh‘; ^tnty Of Bsrre. ss. ft'rr, L ,r<,bak.' Court’for lhe «tr •> ’ J"K lhe Probate office 10 *'i*t,l Comity on ••UUiuv.'.',',’' ,,ur Nov. In tho year i•. m’ and «ve. J?1 !1"' .•*«’ Pej’tlon duly w>rtI, .; r’" "ldc* of •‘alii deceased, W pUrK’,!?'u,B‘,nLno*,>n t»e In this of -*■' a -.t < tbe.lMst win tarta' 1 L* Mmlttad lo Probate tUniwl »PPO‘“md or tajTiCLA’ Gr’>'.-i>d that Friday, .the • .J1 \ h-i ’*»- st tea 0‘etort g-uWsa 3“*^t^'srvJUr.^ni,'r .,rrson“ toU5re9tlB< to uid <.1 r'^|ulred to at>r>ear at a seMton cr^zy. Pleasure Tekun-ha In her cr nd profit and profit are are the]two reasons. It is aimed more more poultry is shipped out claimed ofF that] that village village than ffrom anj- other town in the statti every res­ not only as a ident keeps for tbe profit domestic necessity, there is in it. A football player in Jackson broke one of bis hips playing football the .other day. There as not an instance on record where a young man broke an arm splitting wood; and there ptohI ably will nut be while tbe old man is around to do the work. According to Detroit dispatches the money for building tbe electric rqgd from Grand Rapids to Owonso via Ionia bps been secured and the officers elected. There seems to be but little doubt now that the ruad is a “go"— but when is not known. «•< ? ,th» rentla-’f-r • J r? 64* SrtniZi .Ul7 n*5Tixoa HtXNrwsHw*. V""1each l-hcuUted In said County of .... S? Wrelr fnr rh.^> ---- ■ • - - Battle Creek officers are looking fo r three men who were in an automobile which, on Thursday, ran down tbejittle daughter of James Wellman, living aix mileawwrt of that cMy. She haa a broken leg and severe internal injuries. Mrs. Keil & Pbelp* 1Mt •”>•* re‘ ceived kll that remained of her late husband’s estate, the sum of fl.89U. He was once rated a« twveral times a millionaire. The corner stone waa laid Tlmrsday for Marshall's HO.OUO K. of P. tam- It 1; ing your wn|«J the mondtigi i b •v:. ‘ ‘ I”"1 time to do^ar n nl'tr . than-tbnt for r< tirtuj n.,t bereft and most nr.le s at i by t’q-J'.enr-anCl tint ihe day. In t condition tbe w Tiding is i.pt to !«■ «1. For the most fastidious, New arrivals: Oranges, Lemons, Dates, • Chestnuts. Bananas, and Grapes, and Prunes, and Figs. VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. J. T. PIERSON & SON, The Peoples' Store * . A rich man can afford anything be "when wanti. A man uf moderate means can afford the necessities of life. A |«qr man van afford anything that' will hvlp bitn save Lis money. Monarch , ’•ave laltorxnd fuel. Hence they na'-1 ; ' «*. A. Hall, ; It shouldn’t take you to think ; what you have to be thankful fur, ' during the pa*’, year. . Let us say. fur every blessing, every favor, for everyi >'w’ I*'-'*'*’*--' u”d enjoy, in ' addition lo health and strength, fool • ajid raiment, yvti should render hearty thunks tu Him from whom all hlessingK ! thiw. Thnnksgiviug day is Nov. 30, llvllv N SI lwVJ» Q W Impure blood runs you down-makes you an easy victim for organic dwBuAiockBlood Bitters nurifle. the blood-cures tbe cause—bniIda you up. ■ Isn’t, but tbe colonel certainly Is." And. sure enough, at the close of the maneu vers he was placed on tbe retired list ••My son got brain fever from study­ ing too bard," said one mother to an­ other, trying to repread a thrill of intel­ Highest market price for leather dressed poultry ' ieviuhi mountains, a beautiful and I of nature. AfS J drive* up the / certii’n direction/ vefou’ry there from; are to HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT flagstaff. then they float away bro irfit This magnificent dis­ ly uefru by othet eyes than to wilnv** It- .when among lhe wi beauties of t|,-.e mountain fastnesses. it is known that a dairy cow with ' stabling aud unsanitary surround-Them .■ jirogratunieji .were known ’ । tags is not'only a poor producer but a •ancient times, though they Nine people । ” , . ., . , ; far or not fur enouali; tb-'r watches on going »’• tl“’_ hea th who use W|.n. |ben ,,f a very lMx-ullnr construe­ - • 'the product. Lack of light and ven- lb)U [n Greree mid Rome they con­ rbut if they to bed," ■’•aid th? jei tilntion. filth and fouk odors too fre- ; aisted ofsmalltablets,whichwere would do it win n ili-'.v get up. nt some prove-s of regular point in ’tbe be prikvsn <iJ ranking I <|uent!y characterize the barns in : bandyd out tothe audience atthe en___ -. Those occupying the-tsMt seals, would du It much bet| tfbich dairy herds are kept. The trance. their toilet, they ............ ‘ * obtained programmes beautifully work­ t er."—I •!> i la delpl: la K e« o rd. i milk cannot tail tu . Iiecome tainted ed In lyory. while those occupying under such conditions. —_ cheaper seats were given ■ tablets in .J. ‘-One uf the quickest and surest bronae. ' The most curi -raw altnehouse In Eng- j • J. | methods' to got a lx»y into a reform mu** «. « «« m«- ■ T11'‘ bronze’tablets were distinguish' land Is St. Mar/’rS ..un hospital nt Oilebe**-; ” tilil hdies ll've netunllv I school or penitentiary.” says an ex- I et! by a dove worknl In the metal, and ter. There eight ' .................. hldi i-a fine i»h! build 'change, ‘ is for his parent- to uphold the term ••plcclonerio." used in Italy ip tbe church, «1 at ,designating priced . hk-u. It was originally I him in his deviltry in the school room. ' today ;,,s <M Uff 1the e lower ow ‘r t,r lug dating from । seats in' tj;o theaters, dates from this a manualblut when Queen Eliza-■ probably no othet influence upon him ' antique custom. ■ >• sit there she turned it | j, cpml to that of his parents in helpj belli,came to r into an niiushou <«• to endure as bmp a." . ing him from had to worse. On the ahnsiioitw- rxi^t. ’llie old ladleu. have |! other hand the jiaren t> are equally in- • No person can say with absolute nu- , ........... ----each down the j rtu,.ntiMj^ when co-operating with the thority jhxt wlrere the line lietween de­ two neat little rooma _ 'sides' of the miiln church, with win j teacher, in bringing al»ut good results. cision of chnrnctiT und undesirable ob- . dows looking out on tin garden. They stinacy Fliould U? drawn, but many J | persons attempt Ao do it. : have each a <.-•>••‘1 supply. n kitchen range. wateAaid gas. At one end of “I like m,v wlfe'r- prompt decisions 1 In the north ball uf the British Nat­ ns lo what she’d iietter do.” wild the -I the church is t|iv chapel, where dally sei vi« es are hell- The'choir stnlls are ural History museum skulls of domes­ husband of Mrs. Orlando Jones, ".an'd'i beautifully canjed old oak, the original ticated dogs are arranged which Illus­ I admire the firmness wiih which she seats that the n»ouks ihix}. The church trate the evolution of the modern-bull­ settles nil disputed matters for the | -dog from ft breed which, according to children, but the surprising obstinacy J stands In a qufeg little square. old pictures,’ was more of the mastiff which she displays^concerulng my * type. Bull batting was a common sport fairs is a constant surprise to me. rt While a great -.many persons probably tu the thirteenth century, anil there seems so out of character." take themselves too seriously, enter­ Is a later record which draws a dis taining an altogi-ther exaggerated opin­ tinctidii between bulldogs and mastiffs. "Bearded women have been very nuion of their ajilllty and worth, not Low. in bis ••Domesticated Animals of many nowadays go -to the extreme the British Islands," jwinte out that It merous. Tbe most noted of the num­ length of tlie German whom the Eng­ Is essential that a dog which makes a ber was the famous Margaret of Aus­ lish poet Coleridge met nt Frankfort. frontal attack on a bull should be both tria. appointed by Charles V. to be Ho always took off bln hat when he underhung and short legged. Chat It governor of the Netherlands. She 'had ventured to npenk of himself. Were may get a firm grip of Its antagonint a long, stiff black beard and. conceiv­ ing that It added to the mnjesothe ---- - Idea -----------------this practice to become general what a and avoid Its horns. We may therefore ,„ number of people -would be permanent­ be sure that, as tbe bulldog was gradu ty of her appearance, was very careful ally evolved from the mastiff, these of- It and* so combed •—* and J turned “it “as “ ly bareheaded! ! points were held to be ot prime im­ to make It seem much greater than It portance. ' Have you ever noticed tbe right way Ills Inexperience. to get into a hansom when two people Judge—Have you anything to say. Emperor William I. of Germany wa.* are riding? Few persons know wbat prisoner nt the bar, before sentence is a strict disciplinarian. One day durinj to do In nine cases out of ten the one passed upon you? who enters first seats himself on the the maneuvers of the array a cavalry Prisoner—I hope that your honor will off side. But this is wrong. If, on get­ regiment charged nt a strongly In take luto consideration the youth and ting In first, you take the near seat, trenched and embatterled village, of Inexperience— which the garden walls were lined your companion can then enter in ease Judge (Interrupting)—Wba-a t! You and comfort, which otherwise be could with marksmen. “Ixxik, look!" ex bare been convicted seventeen times! claimed tbe* Russian representative not. ____ I_____________ Prisoner-Oh. no, your honor; I was That regiment Is lost.” “No." was th< emperor s calm reply, "this regiment alluding to my counsel. Scientific American gives this recipe for waterproofing for canvas: Soft soap dissolved In hot water and a solution of Iron sulphate added. Tbe sulphuric add combines with tbe potash of the Boap and the iron oxide Is precipitated with tbe fatty add as Insoluble iron >o«p. This is washed and dried and mixed witn Unseed oil. Don't delay this opportunity. Just examine our Coats when in the city. P^$5.4B '• l'ar I’eninsula Wednesday. Reporting ; deer very scarce in that country. I Oovenior Folk. „f MImouH. and I James Mason is in St. John, install>ll>W Ilunur. Ut ChirMu will >nmk .......... .U o,. ..uun, at tiu- \rrehi..n. i , 1. ; »«g a new Simplex typesetting mn-1 chine, the tame a- the one the BAN- I 17'X'n•' Hurry 'Slater, one of ths Richland bank robliers wEoejfc’apetl from Jackson black, tan- and SALE ON Local News. Market $4.75 ______ • th.. < fc There are those who think they have ’ 1.J ;i big drain or ditch tax to l»ay in some townships of Ionia county, and they have when compared with what lias Uiriarnd t, „ We have a fevr black Crushed Plush . Cloaks left. Regular price {n in $12. Sale price........................ wOitu brown, tan, Indies* Short mode. i Mrs. Jennie Whitlock, of Barryville, Seme fiend cut out the tongues of Ti>itod her slater Mrs. J. H. Dennis two fine horses Isdunging to Beit :the P“at we^c. ntM*rSt- Jowt’ph. one' Mrs. Jos. Lunn, of Grand Rapids. i gat last wn*k. The farmers living 1 ' Friday to tpefid a few 'days with near threaten to hang the wretch if Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lunn. ‘ i ... y »an catch him. • jInt Hanuh Bai low will leave this! —r— — week for for St. St. Louis, Lnuis. and and will will spend >nr,nH the ts.. ' ' ~~f j; week John Alexander DoWie. the healer, I winter with her son. Royce. wants to sell iis estate nt WbltehalL ' Mrs. I. N. Moire, of Battle Creek, h ! ' ;OOOOOC< LkS= —- — - “I am so glad I have met you. as I bare two' favors to ask of you." "What are they?" • “1/ want you to lend me $10 and not to say a word about It to any one." •Two favors nt once, man! Thafs too much of a good thing. One of them—yes. I won’t breathe a word of -ttds to a living soul." lectual pride. __ "That’s bad. but . my boy broke ills leg and two riba In his first game of football," replied the other, with motfieriy grutlflcttlon.—Baltimore • Tbe only conscience that is in good health is the one that still buffers. American. According to our ^usual custom we are pleased to announce the formal opening of our HOLIDAY SEASON. Preparations are now complete in every department. We wish toJ sug­ gest of early buying, not only because it affords a more complete assortment but also because it insures ample time to properly carry out patrons' wishes re­ garding engraving etc. Holiday gifts selected here will be a lasting pleasure to the recipients. Wide choice in all kinds of watches from One to ' Twenty-five Dollars, This is a special price for this season, We have the finest JEWELRY ever produced. In Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, French, Wiesbaden and German China we have the iinest and largest stock ever offered. , ’ . ' We Invite everybody to come and look our stock over. You must see it to be convinced. John Bessmer, The Jeweler Hastings, - - - Michigan. THE BANNER'S WANT COLUMN Brings Buyers and Sellers Together. Try It! �HASTINGS BANNER- NOVBMBEB 88. W------W. Chamberlain L--------------- '------- .* W.• " > ,ao m. W. Itoirr. inquest; claimed. tU M. , the following partial report. We rec J; A.No choice. rw*l’M...,V a I Geo. W. Reed bomtable fae«: authorised to hare, the boiler In the . Fourth itaiior, 1 called. Al’ members present. Minutes claimed. H7.S4; allowed. 217.54. votes rast, im. ’ ' niothw h.M «*iw! crf tbA, court house insured allowed. 82-*’*' ■. ~ 7 Geo. 3V Reed, com tabla faea; 60 99 I of yesterday’s meeting read, approved claimed. to the amount of 15.000: also against claimed. W.’R anowed. M W. ' 102 John Hinkley. I and signed. Nq committee being ■ 1118.6.’. allowed. ■81M.CL (Aasign-t to E- V Smith.) medta.1 wrrto-1 . ,n dan*C>* that may occur from ex ready to report, uponymotion of 8n- -A.------ - ,---------,U | Aprj| 4 J*,* J.,, M S Emanuel F- Fsighner. justice faro; 1W R. V. Gallagher. (lontinucd from W < • .. —“ tw! , nioxlon of said boiler, • pervtsor Johnson elMmed. JG 00; allowed. 244.00. L Smith, tabor on drain.. the Board adjourned few. P JOHN HINKLEY. 9 Benjamin F. Gaskill, court crier fees; । •■majority „t "re claimed. 2128.00: allowed. 2122.00. • Total amount of orders.8 207 31 I! until 2 o’clock P. M. HENRY CHAMBERLIN. | elated by the -1LJ ’ •».*•, £ 10 Leon D Van -Velaor. deputy st...:“, Jun. 10. Mm OkI Ou motion ,,'t Oct 10. 1903. balance due A. M. NEVIN*. rwss allowed. allowed. 270.02. 870.02. _ ;' 10-* C. M- "'J* r den. conatruettng Boefees; claimed. 375.38; drain 8 197 68 _________ _ 1 '«>» the B-,»r.. ; , „'<'>r Cre^ 60 M , Upon motion the report was accepted Jun“ l*. '>*j* **‘"*'.°!; Board me*, as per adjou-awc^t _U1 I1 G. D Whitmore Justice fees; claimed. • W claimed. 216.10; ullowwl. 88-to. . by the following rote: AAyes. 17; not not I ,*nn ot Janitor Vo d*. McARTHUR DRAIN. claimed, — IT; 3Sl.no. den. rotuitructlsus Secmembers present. No committee .ieing 12 351.00; « „ L*fr« tan.,. । widid^-^ Wm. Lallowed. Cobb, justice fees; claimed. 11)7 A. P G*><xibue suppii*; « . Application filed Oct. 25. 1904. to clean ready to report, on motion of Super­ ' voting, !• . * Juh” l. 'im. MBdirM 218.30; allowed. 212.30. .*»; out portion ot drain in the Township of visor Lawrence the Board adjourned 13 Samuel Cartlsb*. constable fees; The „ Committee on Salaries, by Ely. constructing Sec­ Fred Rysrson r| Woodland. 28.17; allowed. 39.17. **^to*: Chairmani Hine, reported as follows: tion 4, MgN**r of Determination made Nov. 14, until tomorrow morning at the hour 11 claimed. Jacob Surtsmsn. livery; claimed.: im a'°’o'1 .w the fHonorable Board of Super 8. Doud receiv>| Aug- 25. !»'»• Baker Shrl’ 1 ’ AamSd. WM* -llowed. 84=ITO of 8:30 A. M. A F, Syl,—t. 34.00; allowed.constable 24.00. ner, nerting citation... UvF F ShiUlna. rtalmad. visors: -_____ Contractu let March 21. 1905. I 15 F. E. Jo;dan. fees; claimed. |G. M. MILLER. Chairman. No choice.Gentlemen! naL.5n«*:.,?wXmtdtas- claimed 341.96; • Gmtlemen: Your Committee on ORVILLE C. BARNUM. Clerk. 27.50,- allo»*ed. 37.60. McARTHUR DRAIN FUND. Second ball-,:.1! Wh* . lb Thomas P. Pomrrey. deputy sheriff aT”:tL ’i***. <1' ,. I8*lsr1« of County Officers would foes; claimed. 32< S>); allowed. 226.80. 1 ,n ‘ .X.-d »u ^ vote* cast. |x 191 ■"mb* * April 11. 1905. amount a«supplies for drain.•••• 112 Geonr<* E Coleman: claimed. 26.71. ( gjgfc* the following report: 17 Fred W. Walker, assistant prosecuting ’ I » 04 Aug i»o;. c Tucker­ saarod ... Barry County Court House,. Fred Ryerson :. *4^ attorney;claimed. 8180.00; referred. ' aik.wed 86.71. t , XM B .ui I That the Proaocuting Attorney be April 4. 1905. Joshua Dilman. labor on drain... HasUnga. Oct. 12. 1905. 18 Clarn D. Walldorff. boarding jurors; ’U^hlnsv etata?^* allowed »00 per year and he to pay Aug. 29. 1905. Sam Og­ lenbeck. help to survey claimed. 832.71; aRow.-d. 822.75. den. ronstructlng Sec­ April 4. 1905. Allison Hili, Board met as per adjournment exehang. «« • • aaaUtAnts except in murder caaea. a. Doud receiv. t help to survey Fred Byeraon havinw*" । Chairman George M. Miller In the 19 Emma M. Holbrook, lodging Juror*; tions 5 and 6-------X2’ 2SLJ,Trvr?i’NG That tbe County Clerk be allowed claimed. 18.20: allowed. 85.20. Aug. 29. 1906. Sam OgApril 4. I9i>5. C. W. Groof the v< chair. Roll called. All members prv.«20 .A. N. Ajiplemvi. constable fees: F* V'smith ' 11600 per year and pay bln own deputy. I Jorlty singer, publishing no­ claims 3571.98:Aeferred. ' ; elected. • I ent. Minutes of yesterday’s meeting / CkHM-viaar Hrnea the That the chairman of Superinten tice of letting j On motion of iSlgnedl L REAMS. ’ April 12. 1M5. Geo. A. I read, approved and signed. The Com­ ±rt “ w 8«foilowlnf . deota * the Poor be allowed 21*) per W. L THORPE. Burgess, surveying and I election of . : tnlttee on Drains made the following JNO HINKLEY., Fruen. labor on drain - • vow: ,V«. W: UM* «• , “■ -K--- ----- ------- ’ J»^ribtend'.n’ making grade .ma. _ rn- /' ‘ Th*t the -----------------secretary of* Superinten AJg tn 19<»°K’ ! report: Moved by Supervisor Johnson that April 13. 1905. P. W. BurMr John Bestmor made »o“ “«unty rfr data <* tbe Poor ho allowed ,110 Per To the Honorable Board of Super­ the report be accepted. Carried. Ayes. den. labor on drain.... gem. cotnm’r fees mirk. In relation to plkrtng » bounty, April 15. 1905. Geo. A. ! vlsonu Total amount of orders.8 574 98 Burgees, h*eording d'n nays. 0. Gentlemen: Your Committee on 18:Moved ■ . (hB ni,<the third member ot tbe , ’ounty Cleik> Oct. 10. 1906. bllanse due $ 45 M April 15. 1893. Geo. A. by Supervisor Thorprf that upon En«U»b *^rro»*M . On motion ot Super, *or Hfakle tn^ o( 8operlnteDjcnt, ,he pM Ser.- .-.ppolr.,, „ I Drains would make the following re­ drain ’ Burgess, labor on drain the Board adjourn until tomorrow port: We have examined the report morning at the hour of 8:30 o’clock. report or the Commlll^ be .no,* .LOO per d.rror time ......... April 19. 1905. O. C. BarJEWELL DRAIN Dum. filing drain of the ex-Dra!n Commissioners and Carried. have found them to balance, and we Jewell Drain fs now completed. Total amount ot orders. 3 67 2*J • C. M. MILLER. Chairman. would recommend the payment In full ’ ■ j On motion of Oct. 19. 1905, ttalanra due JEWELL DRAIN FUND. ELLA C. HECGX. Deputy Clerk. red $50*. lbe fv‘lir 1 drain 8 31 8C® of the orders held back In part on I May 39. l»to. amount a»account of the resolution passed by iid TSo^r. ^Supervleor Abl.r tc d'”J^ltOr ’°rk aeroed to the Township DOWLING DRAIN. the Board on .April IS. 1005; and we vt Johnstown tor tne X interred 10 5T the commitCommittee on bouM bornte Utd Pf";,,, rant. ’.ork Barry County Court -House. ____ „„ «»" K, flowed P»-r Ty.^b^ .bom «S'W -d Application made M*- 29. 1905. to lo- would also recommend the payment of 81315 so year >905..... . .............. &o>t.i nv-t Hastings. Oct 13. 1005. rate drain In the Towmhip of Baltimore. the personal account of Philip W. BurMar -•*». 13027 amount as­ First Order of Determination made 1 Board tnet as per adjournment with Superintendent* ot the Poor Report. M- • ’ o^sed to.the Township journa>ent. Upon motion ot Super,l«or law------ , R<111 Sept. 1. 1905. | of Johnstown for the members ail present exrept Super ­ All of which Is respectfully sub­ Final Order of Determination, estab30 30 R.^r b.• vMir 19O< . ....................... visors Sherk and Tliorpe. who came in res,- the Board tut).,urw.l until Mon­ lishliiR *aid drain, made Sept. 11. 1905. ,mltted. Mn-. 29. 1905. runount *3day October 16. at the hour ot 2 p. m, later. Minutes of yesterday’s meeting .no«cd »«"^n’“rBchoq> Commi* mUtM ,b. tn f i it* Th«* Com Contract let Sept- 29. 1905. ^s.-d io thv Township DAVID WILLIAMS. G. M, MIl-LEK. Chairman. read and approved. Criminal bill No. Of Baltimore for the GEO. W. ABBEY. ’ DOWLING"DRAIN FUND. year l»0d............. 2<i having been referred to tire Board, ORVILLE C. BARNUM. Clerk. Il A. JOHNSON. May 29. 1903. amount as­ Oct. 3. 19oi. amount assessed3 425 00 the sgtne was tuken-up and on motion sessed to the Township Committee. Oct. 10. 1905. isilance due drain.. 425 00 To the honorable Board of Supervisor*: . of Baltimore tor. the On motion of Supervisor Maus the I of Supervisor Navins the same was reBarry County Court Hotar Gentlemen—Your committee on equaJitation of year 1906.^.............. । MORGANTHALER DRAIN. report wan ac-eptfd by the following j ferred baik to the committee. Crim­ ' Houins*. O«. 10. »<»■. Bajry county for tbe year 1905, would present the May to. 1905. amount asinal bill No. 17 was next taken up ana . scssed to the Township i Application made May 31. 1905. to lo- . vote: Ayee. 18;_nays. o. Tbe toaiu Board *'*ot^ s"revl2’P„.„^,k cowldenitlon: |on motion of Sherk the} ol Supervisor supervisor aucn» «— me of Maple Grove for the cate drain in the Township ot Maple The Committee on Miscellaneous allowed by tho foltowing room* at the hour ot 2to clock Pveaf 1905-..... . I Grove. Claims, by their chairman. Nevins, m“"ta~ iper"ad)oumnMfat. Buperrloor ^taoMa or Wart Slav 29. 1905. amount a»1 First Order of Determination made made the following parthd reporu vote: Yeas. 14; nays. 8. Miner fa t‘/rt3r£»a ZSEreE J v^MriFtO the Township Sept. 14. 1995. . —, Supervisor omitu Smith e*rum-u. excused. supervisor : Mnier in c-w-roHanr I Final OiMer of Detesmlnatlon. estab- I To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Maple Grove for the On motion of Supervisor Nevins the rocmberB preseat except Supenrijor YourCommittee Committee on *'on Claims Claim* nnd nnd AcAcHshlng said drain, made Oct. 3. 1903. । i Your rear *. adjourned, .. . .. ,.« . Naviiw. The minutes uf the previous Contracta to be let Oct. 24. 19G5. counts respectfully submit the following Board Amount carried from old to 1:30 p. m. • ■>*») Add NOTlM. A*T>" 1.............. Application made May 12. 190G. by John i ns th**lr report, rvrominendlng the allowEr ।. ’ M.WV Ada I menu®red. .RprortMl«J ?“S±r"d'n“ S?! Hhnehler^and locate a’drain in । Mncr ^nc.- of (he the several amounts amo’trtts an n« given Shuvldv* and others to loei ’** •» AFTERNOON SESSION. Parr, const ctlon work,8 200 00 >*»«* “M »h»‘ <h'' <*’erk Ire authorised the Township of Thornapple. mot U per .djot.mm.nt .nd ot .be Poor rrpor.r.1 *» follow.: the route of said proposed to draw nrdere for the msm : June «. O C. B*rAfter viewing . .. *«■<. — Board motto as per by the chairman. To the Honorable B*»ard of S pe S SO SMSV* A< num. fillnn drain itnprnrrnirht. 1 was of. thopinion that ' j Frank Roart*eck. claimed. 8.-00: al­ HasliaKs Twp • called order lowed. 27.00. • HaUlaxsCity. I and 4. there wax not sufficient outlet to w\rrant June 2?. 18«-‘. l«a> an^ Parr. cofWt’ctlon work •00 00 2 Burial of -soldier. Gen- W Pern Supervisor fMillcr called. the laying of said drain. Roll aSttemen: Your Commltteooo^the Hastings City. 2 and X rlaimcd. 840.00: allowed. f^M. July 2.’. 1905. Ray and CtW, Ad.l Application was made. Oct. 31; 1904. by J off . <»enueracu. ------ ------ ; - “M- , Hope--------- ------------All members present “3 Dr. V**<i A- A A. Ii. Stcckle. A. D. Cool ami others, to Dr. ItiK-hrig. examination Insane; A«"*-. r F?.uk 250 00 On motion of Supervisor Johnson ' Annual Report uf the-Snt»erintenaenc In?®* .ii-................ raiined. 25.1o; allowed 35.10 6i74»«: A* Jphasviwn Clean out. deepen and widen the Sleek!** , rail 1 00 4 M 8 Howell .examination insane: th*- B«Mirtl adjourned hntiLtomorrow of.the Poor would report as follows: Maple (take Drain. Incatod in..the Townships of Cari4«>6V A* ‘ --■ ------•*-v_: -----re.-n. m । have examined said report and ctaiinol. »5.h): allowed, 85.10. ton an*! Irving. btocial <omml*sl<»m-r.. 3 00 ' ::: M. Handershot; burial >*f soldier: morning at the hour of 1:30 a. tn find it correct so far a* we are -able Application mad*- Sept. 11. 1905.1 by the ; 5 C O. M. MILLER. Chairman. Ui daltner! 840.00; allowed 340 6* Rutland ..I. .,-------Aug- 4. 1905. Frink lloraJlighway ComtuiMloner of the Township ; to ascertain. A‘I . beck. special commis­ 6 J. P, ’ PurgiMOtV examination Insane; Ttbornappte of Hope. f»*r the locating of a drain for A C. BOYES. Add Woodland; claimed. 85.10: allowed. .85.10 sioner and labor.• th* benefit of the highway. : Yankee Sprinr-* 7 MUIer * Harris, two rugs; claimed: Aug 4. 19®. Cool: * Barry County Court. House. p WIL1JAMS. And I do hen-by Certify that the above . . Cook, publishing notice allowed. 83.50 embracer a fail ami true report of all ■ ’j X 83.50 Hastings. Oct.’ 14. WOtt j AARON SHERK. 31 00 Miller K- Harris, supplies; claimed. ■;s.■Jia. drains cohstructed- finished or begun Board met as per adjournment | Committee 89.00: allowed. Iil.to. ’ . asivtG tu«ns» Total* under my super vision. or'appHed fpr durj 30 S3 Called to order by Chairman Georg# q ., rio tion of Supervisor Young the probate f<-*.t* Little. Brown A- . Co -upplles; Ing the year now ending, nnd that the • 1i! 9 claimed. Aug. 4. 1905. ?d. « Bur­ 82.00; nllowed. 13.00 M. Miller. Roll called: all members teport was accepted. - J ‘' , financial statemei.t of each drain, subi . ton. .special v*jrr.n» r.... A- Co ftuppUro: dlsallowe,!. present. -The Committer on Finance, rnittvr! herewith, is true r*nd correct ac- ! 10 }11 Callaghan E. A. JOHNSON. Og motion of Supervisor Johnson tHr* JOHN HiNKL Aug 4. 1905. Ge*>. A. BurW. M Mdck A Co., aupplle*.; claimed. ' cording to my best knovriedge and! belief. 1j m.to. by their chairman. Sujwrvlbor Abbey, BoutufAiijnyrned until tomorrow morn­ AEin.br r.A«i«i.A( l. g<ow. surveying, mar allowed. 811.00 , ;A. N. WILLIAMS. i All of wlilet: is respectful!) submitted. SO 50 and profile - - - ■ • . .... . 12 G. Bapp, rare of insane woman; reported as follows: ing atrip* hour of 8:30 a. m. I Dated at Hastings. Mich , tills Kith day 1 . Auk. 4. 1905. Geo. A. i I etabned. 820.75; allowed 814 00 ■G. M. MIU.ER. Chairman. ’ of October. A. D. 1903. I To tbBoard of Supcrvlrora: BurxeH*. labor on oraii' 13 50 13 W. PHILIP Ru.-woll.\V. lilelitf'eting; HURGEW5. z claimed. , I- •• -----------------------Oh motion of s .U-n Sfc ■loner tn- allowed |1.?<'O per year. Gentlemen: Your Commitiec on FinORVILLE C. BARNUM. Clerk. Aug. 5. 1905. Ra. and Count) Drain t’bmmlssloncr ot the County 1 J 8<*..»0: allowed. 83.50. after - making an investigation of i That the Treasurer Ihj allowed report w.o rec-nndaod laid u ■ Farr, const’etion work 100 00 of Barry. 14-Dr. R. I- Hart>r. exanilnatlon Insane; | ante, the matter, would make the foliMring nr- I Aug. .1. 1906. Ray and I ctalmrel. 85.80: allowed. ■ table. STATE OF MICHIGAN — County of J. ' ‘ ’’---------------' 85 ‘h. port relative to the amount of taxes t<« tw* [ 550 00 Parr. cunstlcUon work I" J. J. Ashbv. servfc«*« smallpox: Barry County Court Houm*. LEWIS HINE The Committer <•;; Burry-S8. . . , *' rtriaed for county purpMex for the follow* I Aug. 28. 19o5. Baker ShriHastings. Oct. 17. HW.‘ Ii ctaltm-d. 83.3": allowot). 83.59. • P. W. Burgess being duly sworti. deV i W. L THORP.’ 1 ner. servlnr citation... 1 50 Claim* ria-S u.*-*| 1 ».:■.•«■•); Dr. Hyde. examination Insane; ine year: peer, ami and says —that Hat the ?nreyoOiK ____ ’ If. awe m I m’‘l B1 ,b* Lour of ®:3° »Hh I poses foregoing stateT claimed. Fur Court Fun<l.. w A. (T. BOYES. Aug. XS. V.W5. C.co, Wood­ 84.30; allowed. 83.St>. report • ’ ' ’ . m<»nt is tru.aud correct to the first of For P.M.t Fund... 7 00 "■V „ ■ ■•••-■ row !*•. Cn,fl7nac Miller presiding. Roll mansee.- labor on -drain ; 17 0. D. Burner, house rent; claimed. I hi* knowk-dgi- and brlirf. For Salary Fund. Aug. -8. 1905 O. B. Gar­ On motfpn of Supervisor Nerinf the 83.73; -illowed. 81.75 md Satinrs Reii..f called. All members present. Minutes PHILIP W. BURGESS. rett. help to survey IB Fred Gallenger. services: .-lnlmM. For Soldier* —* report wa« accepted Ayes. 17: nay 1. Stjbscrllwd nnd sworn to before nto this •4 m I r ’ “ * 1 a l ‘ i ’ rov.*d anti signed. Fund ' an*! labor on drain-.-vtobcr. 19v5. isva. 81.75; nllowad. SV75. On motion of Supervisor Hine the loth day of Ck*tobcr. — motion* of Supervisor Young the Aug. 2S. 1905. W. B. Gar­ ORVILLE-C. BARNl'M. BARNUM. , t ■■ !? F. G. Sheffield, scr.lces contagious F>»r Miscellaneous PntTn«e»... CRVII.J.E-C, rets, help to suney-- • ; matter of carrying Insurance on boiler Board adjourned'to the hour of 1:30 --• - > diecast-: claimed. 81(.6O: allowed. 815. Aug. Tt. l»06 David [ On motion of Supervisor Abbey the Goody**ur Bros , supplies: claimed. n« ..(W) M !n Court Houic was referred to the this aftenioon. t'omit) . Conklin, belt to survey ' report .o' the Drain Commissioner was ’ ' 885.SI. allowed. |76.S1. ----------- '■ Comlmittee . . committee on Insurance, insurance, Aug. XS. 1905. Watson Burton, medical services; ! accepted by the following vote: Ayes. • xi xi C. ]| Warner, help to surxey 83« 7*2 12 , on motion of Fuperviaor Young the | *~h» ^* •'1;,1.*>, absent.not voting. 1. , >I claim*-;!. Jr.’.'- tm; allowed. |125.t>n ftcpl X. 1905,. Ray and t J. 11. Carja-nter. hralth officer; GEO W ABBEY. । Boa>l took a recrog of t«m minute*. Board n|-t ax per adjournment. Parr, constetion work ■ Oa motion of SupervlsurReatrix the i। claimed. 33(’.5(i; allowed. 8'«.f,n A. N. WTLTJAMS Tfa. Cammlttw on l**,>«nrt by c (0 ' rt,,r , Chalrmu. Miller. Sept 16. 190-*. R*F an!’ M. Mnth-w. suppile-. < !.ilm**tl. 81.20: At.BKBT LAWRENCE. । Hoard adjourned until the hour of 1.30 1 -j .4 Parr, const’etion work «O0 00 • Ctattmao Hinkley, mrte rtfa loBowtaf RoH Mrmtar. mil prrem. I allowed. 81. :0 ■ JOHN HYNEF । this afternoon. j Sept. •!«. 1905- Bert Be_'l F. ■ W CIlfonJL meat? claimed. 55c: I.. REAMS. I part bireport injr. help to ,Kurter.... i ullmred. W>e. * Committee To thv Ik»ard of Srpervisor* ot Barry Committee un Township €kext.*« F.t 22 Grmgi- W. Reed, services; claimed. On lraol*on of- Suporvlaor Maw.. t.h«i ’ Comty. . . port, by Chairman Sherk.-made -report Total amount! of orders.|18<5 75 Board met as per adjournment. Su' '.lo.aft; .iit-Tw»<l.. trn.c . ^Oec ^lll. _H>.»t*. Ultance due Ytiur Commltte* oa Insurance make na follow* 1 . 81805 20 , pwvlsor Miller In tho Chair. Roil 36 M Mathncr. r*r.l; claimed. 812'20; al- report was accepted by the following: i lowed. 813 ?<’. • ■ .toti-: Ayes IS; nays. ii. balled: all, members present The Committee on Miscellaneous ■ —1 ■ * 11 — —■ S Harte-, smallpox: claimed. Mt’D CREEK DRAIN. The <*6mmlttef« on Steam Heating of XI: Dr. JiO.to; allowed. 8i<j 06 Claim, by ibrlr rbalrfaan. Nr,It... To lb. H,.n..ruhle Board oi Suprnl. Mud ereek Drain h not now completed. 'HlTGourt House and Jail made the fol­ “ H. A C. H Barber. Inquest; made the following partial report: Cleric Report* beg leave to sub- *•” claim*-d. 25.00. allowed. 85.00. ... „ 1 Gentliinci! \ our committee ou MUD i.-REEK DRAIN FUND. lowing report: Dr. D. E. FUlb.-r. Inquest; claimed 1<» the T'om.r.i’*l** Board of Sup.-r-4M.ra: - . , , ,, . Hastings. MjcLv Sept. 30, 13)05. money to Ibe raised in the following i.. lour Ommui....... . C“faw Ae. I ”>» ■•'« tollowlos report ta mon! Jf.00: allowed. » ■ to. junr 5. 1»«5. runount a*-. To the Honorable Board ot Super­ J. M. Elliot, sniailpor; claimed. 8'1.OO; counts i• *i>*K,-tfuli* -ubtnit the following town»hl;re a* follow*: >-KH<*d to th*- Towni-hip allowed. S6S.OO. ” I vixors of Barry county: » as tn*-lr i port, re itumending the-allow............. ■■■■ of Johnvtowti for the John Artrfanson. services; claimed, unte of th- , several amounts as given. 8 6J5 95 Gvntlpmen—Your committee on j year l»6i 10.9% allowed. $10.94. below, rttjd that the Clerk bo authorized I steam beating of court house and jail, June f». HK>5. amount asDr. R. S Harter, smallpox; •l.iimed I to draw oniers for th** same: im*ke^<! to th«* TOwnsl’l;* 8. 0.00;- allowed. 836 oa . , submit the foliowiBg report: of Johnstown for lhe IxmlMUKh Bros. supplies: claimed. i *’ yun..M- Furn'M!’- ""PPM**; claimed. kos 95 Tlie work was completed according year IShmS ... I .. 819.5< j 89.70; allowed. >:■ 70. . | to • apeclfications and contract by .14 O. June 5. XM>5, amount a*JV/'KS"-“tart . •.iattn*.-*l Biuret:. supphl*s; claimed. ««<•; al­ ....'UIG» itm)> to to ; Weatherly & Pulte. except your com-j -*fi V \ 3'oht2iu*K »*->«'<1 to th*-,Township L’tC lowed. 6ib-_ 9 »*.3: •lSiSS%:/S*"re: -Wmrt ot Baltimore; fur the '•IclmM, II & . .. JM» r<*> 2ktt 8? 1,1 . !iiin.-i r. ; 931 06 . tuitiee though? nest to plafre radiators , SoJL-H. Williams, labor, claimed. 8<2.00; .. year 19(t6......... ... J» »> _ Hany.. . 37 W. A ; R'i «’* sllsalloweti. • J in court room In place ot pipes; also ■ ,U| *v< Jun* 5. RHw. amount a»claimed. . ariton. . ft• 'iun •*. •' ; ■ 36 k>. R. Cooper, medical services, etc.; * we placed sixty (6t>) feet of Indirect •, se»M*d to the Township j MStlCtOll <4; rlrlmetf. 81.34; allowed. 7Sc. Dr. H.'-ii-' m-‘. of Haltlmoru for tbe «re": ..... claimed. I lasting* .... . ItN Z«6 IM *45 05 radiation in the probate office a’ a cost ;I 37 MitMleVlIle Sun. printing; claimed. *;*4.5e: n|!o*e<L ; 'ope*............ year 812.SO; allowed. 812.60 " ; of twenty-eight dollars (328.00.) claimed. Irving ... • June 1905. amount obS6 1 ’ . J. Bnannble. burial of soldier; । Before installing the new heating) 4»r. V*H 102 .31; I Johnstown.. sreeed to the Town«hlp । claimed. 740.00; allowed. 84>).OO aw swHim; r± 481 oo i plant Jt WBS necessary to remove the I 29 J. C Lambman. examination iiisnne; I Maple un>*e »!'».?<•; allowed. J.S ’8. of Maple Drove for the a j 1 -• • • Orangeville year 1905 old furnact-r. which were disposed" of |. ir. <irugs; claimed claimed. 85.10: allowed. 35.to, FralricvUle . June 5. Il*, amount a»34 trhs' . ’ ’ 815 « 10 Mrs. H. T.lryelcr. examination insane; | at the best posslolo price. In removh», ioof oo a>. •caiw.-d to the Township '’a<: 87 to; _ aUov.^d claimed. 85.10; allowed; 35.10. •-*1 ra lnK thpse o!(* furnaces we found the of Maple Grove for the ! 11 Jamrson labor; claimed. 85.00; al ­ —i oo , fmpport M-alls*. and ceilings would have | land.......... ’ year 1MM ....: •.^’J-«tairt ini':'™"1'- 'tataM. Worxl ' tawed. 85.00. Yankee hpnng».l June 5. l>06. O- C. Har< to have much needed repairs, which 1 42 John L. Johnson, burial of soldier; num. niina drain 3 <lnlm-d. 840.00; allowed.840.40. were made under toe supervision of ,i Aug. 4. 1805. C.JF. Field. । 43 Miler XHaris, furniture; claimed, I your committee. publbthlna hotlee ot i fr.x.13; allowed. 36S.19. ’ I : ! i 44 Dr. Guy Kelfer. medical services; letting ................ "u - Aug. 4. 1905. John Daw­ , , JAIL. ttaimed. 8l(i.5O; allowed. 86-00. son. special comm'.-.... 15 , Total In*. Katie N. Butler, f-erviees; Adg. t. 19>^. Frank Rr>rnI । The bolh-r was taken down, cleaned ‘ dtalmed 836.00: allowed. 836.00. «* »*B •Sli51' i beck. lalxw on drain... 1 and repaired and an additional rad I­ i 46 F. T. Morris, health officer; claimed. Aug 4. T805. C. M Meek ■ A»yria ..... . ' tfS.90: allowed. 84'».9O. JIDi * I ation placed above. • probittc fees and ap-,’ MIX A. M NEVINS. Haliiruore......... | 773 This Committee has superintended pointing special com'r* Barry ’ . J A. YOUNG, j IlMt »W <-• cS,'; "“ta",' 'XT1 Sgta,'tatafa*. Carlton ’ 1TW Aug. 4. 19*>5. B.' F. Gas­ >v j and overseen this jvork In its entirety E. V. SMITH. kell. Epeclal cotnm’r.... CojKleton . ...... । and we have every nAson to l^lleve . Of. motion of Supervisor Johnson Aug 4. 1905. H. H. llaj*tltis». ’—• that It is honestly and fairly done, we j bill No. 22 was laid upon the table. Tnuk. speoinli. cotnm’r How Aug. 4. 1905. Geo, A. Bor­ . ; have been as economical as a good On motion ot Supervisor Reams the 4, -“tart^KW: irert'SJS’ ln~*: Irving 1M0 •' claim* ges*. surveying, mnp ■arvifw*) : and perfect job would admit and we ' partial report of the Committee on service. 1 lobnatown. MMI>toOtov , Maple Grove. and profile el Um* >!■ I believe it will do its work-in a satis­ j Mlscellanedus Clalma was accepted ex­ Orangeville Aug 4. 1805. Uro. A. Rur•I . g*Mj«. labor on drain... rept bills No*. 22. *’W and 40. which w ! factory manner. ,n",ne: PrairievilleRutland Aug. 2X. 180.'. Bak<*r Bhrl’ j motion prevailed by the following EXPENDITURES, , Thornapple .....' n«-r. serving citation... 4g^^^rt 2','F ln “ : ; vote: Ayes. 18; nays. 0. -, I Woodland....... Aug. 2«. 19«t>. W. T. Gar­ i Paid P. H. Movbler for englnrvri SS.lSL-aiTT. rett. help to survwr . -. I ing rendees................................... 1 32 so \ QIt motion ot Supervisor Roams In tni<Hl. 89 Aug. 2K 1905 GeQ. WoodFald J. S. Ward for labor 3S i bills . .os. 22. 35 aud 4« svrere taken mamw*-. labor on drain „ S-e ?u~5Eu. ; r wu : “ taw. Paid L. Patton for labor 1 76 ' from tho tabic and referred back to Paid R. Ppttcj- for labor - J6 the " s'---- '**— — »»<■• —iiotatata... Committee on Miscellaneous 147 C •»- M - • Paid L. -Hayes for labor rUtm*-«l fl50 Claims.. labor on drain j Paid F. Didletnan for labor 141 c. m '-r' Aug. M. 1905. .W. B. Gar­ ctota«. Paid W. Roush for labor Moved and supported that.the Board • £# !?.&■ JES*" rtaim^f r*ret!. help to survey... Paid Dell Webb for labor and Township adjourn until 1.30 this afternoon. Mo­ Tdtal. 148 Dr. F Y. AUK 38. 1905. Watson ’* k.aWtS’ffil,-“tart material |».2O. sll*' ” •• ■­ ’ Warner, help to survey tion prevailed. Paid M. Hall for labor 150 H A. Bxrb ’r f ; Sept. 6. 1905, M. L Cook. Paid F. G. Wood for tabor. 'Assyria • ItltU-t *» $13.00: ull*»*< pub. bridge, notice.... Paid A. D. Maynard for draying.. •Baltimore 1:80 P. M. 74 » ’ »i W " UPPU * : Sept. 16. 1906. Ray and 151 O E Fu" ”,’ Paid R. K. Grant for supplies.... •Barry cb®*i Parr, const’etion work. 100 0t) 115.00: dl’a'1 ’ ’ ' vank Roorback I Paid Goodyoar Bros The Board met as per me adjourn­ v oo. *»—- _** w--,“tart I Curium Sept. 16. 1905. Bert Se17 57 152 Arthur Castleton Paid Toxnlln-'in A Co.-----........ • ment nnd was called to order by Chair ­ 3 00 116.60; slk'W1 »■ gar. help to survey. BaNtltip*........... Paid Weatherly & Pulte by cash ,, «So ’ . .LUlr^repre: ru,„rt man Miller. Roll called. All members Hope. 153 W. H.. as per contract • • • • MW <H? Total amount of orders.8 250 90 Irving.......... ... 140 nO; all-*1 ■ ■' present except Supervisor Maus, who ■* p- W. wilt 1.1.0,- el.ln-H, m Oct 10. 1906. balance due 154 F. B- Timn*-* was gxensed. The report of the In­ . “»rt 11.00 w,w-.-c“tawl. (Loo, o). Jobhxtown •Maple Grove.... drain ................. *............ *2J<9 10 claimed. KjL’ spector of Jail was read by the Clerk. ‘ 2l2XrtT™M.,'UP‘,““: '“tata. n.00; •pransevlUo 155 Dr A- I- r" . ., CLOVERDALE DRAIN. •Prairieville On motion of Supervisor Abbey the .D-niC'l »■ , -.1 Received for old furnaces. J i!SS Rutland " $r*ta»~>Cu.o« report was accepted. Ayes, 16; nays. 0. T» First Order of Determination made No- Bold 7 doom 6 25 . , .ami Communication of State Superinten­ oo ’^tayS.’tt’ Co woodland........ r<Mnal 'Jrder^f Determination, re-ostab- Bold brick Yankee Bprlnt*. dent of Public Instruction read in re ­ ■ wrs9rt .5 UO 73 Total ..... County '^CciSract^^Zadvertte^to^ye ’let Sept. | TurnetTover^to^ Movd by S’:?* ; , ttf* «l.ukJS’i.S? f™n*: '“tart _ unirv v,.-. r 110 71 lation to the fixing of the salary of the blll No 11” ' and receipt taken for sar County School Commissioner; also 2‘said'5ietting of'contracts has .d*' Contract price for heating. Motion h*t Thorp tj* affidavit of J. C. Ketcham as to num­ Ertra radiation On moi ion t arcep* 1 lO^HYN^ ** ber of school rooms In the county. epalrinf tail boiler and extra an report of the <■ - ‘ yew b On motion of Supervisor Reams the Rradlatlun allowed. 81.00. ‘ PUCB* claimed. 81.00; _______________ _______________________ by the toiloTlfg u’t.i ^Thc^foRowing named drains were ap­ affidavit of J. C. Ketcham was referred Total coet to "130 78 to the Committee on Salariog. plied for since the date of last report: Publishing*3~?i■ Co N uw «West £W tz7m: On motion of Isupervinor Johnson the Moved by y ^iS be On motion of Supervisor Thorp the Petition to adopt the provisions of I WOODLAND CENTER DRAIN. act No. 118 of Public Acta of 1905, enti­ «■"--•A «,5r,p,1OT; report was accepted. Ayca, 18; nays, 0. Board proceeded to the election of supported tliat bu* j Ye** *• Application filed Oct. 25. lto<. to clean Hereupon, upon motion of Superin ­ tled An Act to Provide for the Pay ­ School Examiner and Janitor. at jthe^ amount • iwm ,, c<1-* •mppllca: rial —-mad. out. deepen, widen and extend drain, in tendent Nevins, lhe Board adjourned ment of Bounty for the Killing of Lite Township of Woodland. On motion of Supervisor Sherk the ‘ ALFRED M NEVINS. claimed, until 8:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. First Order of Determination made English Sparrows was presented and JOHN HINKLEY. chairman appointed aa teller* Super­ •upported that ii* • , J1 M- MIL1-ER. Chairman. y read. No action taken. ^FlnaT Order ot Determination made supplies; Committee. visor Geo. W. Abbey and Supervisor at I21.5G ORVILLE C. BARNUM. Clerk Hl*!*. The Committee on Criminal Claims, Mo*«4 by SupcnrljoV Albert W'lI^eandor Reams f Contracts let March 20. 1905. and work claimed. by their chairman. Supervisor Reams, On motion ot Sul ; Motion made by Supervisor Chsxn- vote on bill No. liama that the report of the commit­ presented the following as their par* jiuy aaJ] Barry County Court House. !>erlatn that Jhe Board proceed to the tee be accipud. Ayes. 18: nays. 0. Moved by 8up«n lW[ gjtogto 11 WOODLAND CENTER DRAIN FUNDHastings, Oct. 18. 1905. Moved by Supervisor Reams that the To the Honorable Board of Supervisors: election of School Examiner. Morion coded that b»l _ ___________ * chrtxnad.’l 91 Daniel A. Miller, _ aervfo^; Board met at the hour of 8:30. carried. Tellers sworn. 34.50; allowed. M.M. Drain Commissi oner’s accounts be April 10. IMS. amount asYour Committee on Criminal Claims •OMOd w placed in the hands ot the Drain Com­ nn<! Kccourtn respectfully submit the folFirst ballot. Whole number of' ’’au’Serrlkor tare.* Called to order by the Chairman Roil March 27. ” 1MX*. P. A. called. All members premt. Minutes rotes cast. IK mittee. Motion carried. >3 F. Horton, merchandise; Bbtodon. drotrtpt;ons..» 3 00 ' ’ '“tart, “~e”‘ rooWvnd.... 811.62; ahoved. 821.es. On motion of Bupenrhui April 4. 1806. C. W. Gv®and signed. Bo4u-d adjourned until 8:90 o clock A. Mn rocWvad oktaai. Supervisor Abbey o!Jer«l the follow­ No choice. 1 II. Manning. witness feet; claimed. ing resolution and moved its adoption "• “a a iiGML Ctalrata. Second ballot Whole number of■ lul taction •» •m™a^-k*. 1°. 3 Marcus00^4' Riker. justice foes: "Resolved, Thai the County Treas­ votes cast. 18. OBVTLLB C. BARNUM. Clerk. urer be authorised to borrow such Burton A. Perry received.... claimed. SUT.tt: shewed. BM W sums of money as may be nroeeaauy to A. W. Ohamirorialn received. 1 n* «S'” UM” 4 KJ I t 1M<1. tbctolfa’ ”1 Continued OU lasre 11 . Supervisors’ Proceedings i j ’ ‘Tfij "I'iUSjSJ'k;Jl'iSSSi * ’**«** "•"L "«• I- ** *;*!‘‘ ...... �-gASTIWQS BANNER. NOVEMBER 2B. 1905. BUSHELS fl-X . of WHEAT Locaj News. Continued from page 12. the Acre Ms-hlLr f?™ IflilirrPa We agaiurenew our Christmas sugTo Ih. Honor.hfe 1 gestlon. Berthe BANNER to your * productlra apauicy ID dollar* ot j relative or friend who may be in any ; other county or another state. The I BANNER would seem to all such, like VPfc! tfce farmer n letter from home. nothing, but the prico The new owners of the Pere Mar­ ,.| tllllDg It. telia tta quette system are looking over the w-"! field covered by those lines, and are asking local manufacturers and bualneM men how the road can better serve them. That'a business like. Canadian Government “,w: . gupcrvu,oni'. ’ *reran£“5?JS;XC.rlb "S’ ‘J'1” *"* i It would please the rural carriers if absolutely free to every you will place stamps on your . envel■ icre* of »tx-h laud. I opes instead of dropping pennies in the box to be fumbled after at> loss of ... h »nd other corpor- time. The.boys have a none to<> easy job and a little interest in them will •5.000.tanrars from be appreciated. . 13 Supervisors’ Proceedings " '“• '•o ’ aHnwiS IU F T ’ ShriT M- clatmad. ref erred to Bd. ’3 M: l!!SS"B.wV'rT; .Maynard, 1,1 ik m is- livery; claimed "v"’: "M: Pontase and >xpr«M; allowed. 317.37, non; hJtt.Uh claimed. Fire Protection at County Fa'rin. by Supervisor Chamberlain, their chair­ man. reported as follows: Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Water Works and Fire Protection at the County F.&m would report a- follows: . After InveetlgStinc. your committee thought best not to put In a tank for fire »eetlon. h*. Il would t>c an extra emit of . but thought It necessary to put up a building over the well; put In a gasotlne engine and pump to make water conve­ nient out doors nnd In the house, which we have done with lhe following expense: Arthur Crook, drawing stoneI 5 3S Covert Fruyer. cement blocks 85 00 Alllck Bolter; drawing- blocks and tending mason S3 00 James Bolter, mason work 34 00 It. 1. Uendersbutt. pump, pipe and how 22 75. Tomlinson Lumber Co 34 55 F. J. Braton for slate and slating roof 31 17 Alonso Tubiaa and Jak»- Henry for K neeland Mf<• Co . .. ^ — ~. the morning bai^h. Condition* Uadev Wbloh it sb ••YOUR MONEY IS NO GOOD” and will bo refunded to ytA. if after Cold baths In the morning are un­ doubtedly beneficial,- but ouly to tbot* persons who bare sufficient vital ener­ gy nnd nervous force to insure good reaction with qo subsequent languor or lassitude.. Many persons who are great ly refreshed by their morning bath feel tired or languid t uro or three hours aft­ er It. When this occurs It Is conclusive evidence that tbe practice Is harmful. Persons who hare on abundance of blood and flrah. who are lymphatic or sluggish In temperament and whose nervous force is not depleted, can take a cold morning batb to a<1 vantage. Others who are Inclined to be thin, whose bands and feet become cold ant! clammy on slight provocation, who‘di­ gest food slowly and assimilate It with difficulty, who are .nervous and who have much on their minds should avoid early morning cold bathing. For such tbe batb before retiring at night Is rec­ ommended, as It should be fallowed by rest of brain and body till equable, con­ ditions of circulation are re-established. Some persons who are weak in nerve power have such excitable nerves that they get nt once -a |>crfect reaction from cold bathing, but lose In after ef­ fects more than the value of the bath. This class of individuals should not bathe too often and should always use tepid water, choosing the time prefer­ ably liefore retiring. THE FAMOUS Matt.J.JohhsohsI 6088 RHEUMATISM and BLOOD CURE ln?,Ur’t1 “nd kroner; !•»> iT4.; M «Uowed. ».U. ; ,®S! 194 Frank Heath, suppllea: claimed. 34.00; -you arc not satisfied with results. °™*r dr*wn*® 54arvu.< \4. Hiker. justice fee** 195 5 un *1; This is our guarantee which goes claimed! >63.75; allowed. >63.75. . ' carpenter work and painting.... cu n d m m Spark with every bottle. plug and pump jack '• a'’i« -2’ *»*hlng; 196 Henry Chamberlain, aervice*? health '“•"'•■dl 3«3-.«. allowed. 363.76. Rapids Supply Co., for belts nffleer; Calmed, 33.00. allowed. 35.00. Grand and belt dressing 1?. Henrj Chamberlin, service*; claimed, Fred L. Heath, paint 33.1.50; allowed. 333 50. A. E. MULHOLLAND 15,4 Dr. G. R. Hyde, medical servieea; I H. N ‘Hoemtr, drawing slate The Michigan railroads quite gen­ pi :«t "SHh Century .... allowed. 34.50. Tosal . ...3555 40 sheriff fee*: I !»>• 4tnl all Information erally have withdawn from the associ­ A. Hanlon, poet mortem; claimed. HENRY CHAMBERLIN. .1 SJBte,«d’ H: allowed. 368.14; • TKitenJeot of ImtnL HI* 00; allowed. 33-00. E. V. SMITH; . Uurnls*. attending court; .'00 John Ketchum, aervices and expense*; ation which required travellers to buy ”* V . A. N. WIL!JAMS. allowed. >109.00. | claimed. 314.09; ul«allowed. tickets for every trip and will restore Committee. rnment Arent. ~ V hT2?’’ Ifrvlr,‘'‘ Teller case; 201 J. H. Dennis; claimed. 34.19. aUowed. ImedJ no w. allowed. 60c. > On motion' of Supervisor :D. Wil­ 31.19. th< old 100U miles Ixx-k- so )>opnlar H lOaborn... .up|di<>; claimed, .'07 A. N. Williams, s^rvlees. health offl- liams. the report was accepted by the ffred. 33.00. w with,travelling men. TheGrandTnuik. ver. claimed. |13.5Q, allowed, 313.50. following vote: Yeas, 17; nays. 0. Do yon realize that Christmas Farnlss. trarnt' account: -I- Frank Rontbcek. livery; claimed. Western ami Pens Marquette are um<.mg 'I he Committee on Pay Boll, by claimed; 3S9.OO, allowed. >39.00. . will soon be here. Welt, of epurae Chairman Maus, made their report as Furals*, exptwiie account; the number making the change. ’ you want some good photos trade -3M.FJ; allowed.,320.82. follows: J. A. YOUNG. as they make the beet kind of Furnb<- criminal account; • C. W. Tost, of Battle Creek, was! E. V. SMITH ■ -To Chairman and Members of the clatn.n!.! 31.132 <>0; allowed. >1.135.00. presents. It behooves you o> get On motion of Supervisor Maus, bill last week elected president of the Citi- } V. B. RuntLs board of prisoners; Board of Supervisors: them made at once as it takes No. 1ST, was allowed by the following 389,.5.-.Uowed. 3897.£.0 time to make good photos. xen’a National Alliance at ih- St. litebk. -deputy »h«: Iff-feex. vole, at the amounU'claimed: Yeas, • Gentlemen: Your commitec on pay­ Come at once and avoid the roll respectfully Submit the fallowing clainuHl. Dials meeting The convention ap-1 ----3-4*3.33; allowed. is; naAA 0. . * ia the 39 E II I! Sisson. ' rush.. A good enlarged portrait Justice fe<-«; clatmod. Supervisor Reams moved that bill as their report recommending the al­ proved the idea pf prosecuting trusts j SK.SO: 0; ohosVi a >4.60. would make a line gift. We lowance of tbe several amount* as No 200 be allowed at the amount 40 Lee H. Pryor cxj,<-n*-account: among .which it names prominently ; make only the kind'tha: -pleases. claimed. Yeas. 9; nays. 0. Motion luat. given below am! the clerk be auth­ claimed J 15725; allowed. 357.25 Write or phone us and we will tbe labor trust. It.demands the o]«n j 11 Chauneqy B Bishop, justice fees: On motion of Supervisor Albert Wil­ orized to draw order* for the same: Magllnbccci luul n memory »o ex­ let votkknow If we have your old ■••lalnu'd., J3.V0: allowed. 83 M. • .Salmon« shop, freedom to have nnd follow a liams the Board'.adjourned to Satur­ traordinary that It seemed to dwarf all negative yet. Hurry S Kltehy. attcndlnc court, day, October 21. at lhe Irour of 8:30 I the mid-J ; trade, right of private contract and ' 42 claimed.-|6i hls other niental fncultlea. He read all allowed. >81.0<) i \V Rtk*r. justice fees; ancient and modern languages that i ;i-h hud is J right to work, tbe numlier of hour.- 48 Mnrctm claimed.) 39.3»; allowed. 33.30. Abbey G. M. MILLER'. Chairman. 12 S36 12 $36 12 had a literature and was familiar with, nt Salmon < i. i«ing a matter of iuutual agreement, i 41 Frank i D<>sf»r4 okputy. service*; ORVILLE C. BARNUM. Clerk. Boxes 3b 36 36 the title and contents of every known claimrd., 33, K>: allowed. 33.39. Chamberlain 10 60 Phone 140 Nashville, Mich. It is probable that if no horses iverc [ 45 Lyman Dayton, damage< claimed. ' book. He once gnld that be -could re­ Hinkley 12 36 3«i 1 bO 39.00;' rrifcited -to board. . . Barry County Court House. peat tbe titles of over' 500,000 bodka • l .a new used in our cities the English sparrow j L. REAMS. Hine W. THORPE. 'i Hast Inga, Oct. 21, HKKi. written In many languages on a divot- : Hynes . .16 ting Finn­ woqld almost wholly1 disappear, and ' \ , jDHN HINKLEY, j Board met as per adjournment. Johnson 84 36 84 j slty 'of subjects. Ills whole life was an* i Hos- the plague of house fiips would lie j On moth n of supervisor Sherk the Chairman MHler In the chair. Roll Lawrence 1 given to study. He commonly remainreport was accepted; Yeas. 1R: nayg. 0. | called; All member* present except greatly diminished, the sparrow find-' Maus Yd nt work all night, and when nature of Supervisor Hine crim- Supervisor Sherk. Minutes read. ing his chief f<>4 supply in the drop- j lna&bdl” hjn ttV-r/ Nevins 36 .W 40 coul'l endure no more be lay down —- ----------.1 was laid upon-the On motion of Supervisor Hinkley the Reams 11-' lot tin ings of t)iv home, while the Hies breed ' wherever be chanced to be. and with i Having removed 1 invite toy old minutes were approved uy the follorw- Smith the floor for a <-ou<-h, a book for a pH- , patrons and ail who are interested almost entirely in the manure piles I On motion of Supervisor Sherk the ing vote: • Sherk 04 low nnd covered with an okl tattered. : In good horse shoeing to call at my, '■ v.- tlif’.n. -be* around the horse barns, yet not the* ’ «Pi>t that was referred lo the Board ! Ayes—Chamberlain. Hynes. Johnson. Thorpe 04 new location in connection with 10 (>0 36 M clonk ho wpuld sleep for a few bourn, tvo nuisances combined with the ■ in criminal, bill No. 20 was allowed. Lawrence. Nevins.- Reams. Smith, Williams A. N. thou rise and go to work again, He ” *" ~ Thorp. Miller. • Williams I). ’ automobile will ever coin pel men to I. On motldn of Superilror Maus the .Nays literally know everything that was Nays— Abbdlu AbbeJ:. Boyes. Hine. Hinkley. Young get dong<with'oqt the horse. Board adJottrnef Until tomorrow । Maus. Williams 1 Baltimore- Williams Miller. worth' knowing In his time, but pro■ morning at! the hour-of 8:30 a m. '’ (Carlton). ~ — Young. duced nothing of his own. Some ofp^ w.1k> has ’«served....thv j —o -----------Q M. MILLER. Chairman. who wifi also do all (finds of wood ' The Cqmralttve on Printing, by Total methods of sucocMfuAncn^ays: ’• When ; ORVILLE BARNUM. Clerk | Chairman Chamberlain, made the folrepairing. Remember the place. J. L. Maus. J lowing.report: ■ you fight or work make 110 fuss. The ■ ! “I dropped my watch Jodity. and It Opposite the Michigan Central Pas­ । To the Honorable .Board of SuperPhone 292. tlnrrs County Court Hous«*’| has been gaining ten minutes an hour.’’ hen cackles only after she has laid an senger Depot; Hastings, Mich. • On motion of Supervisor Lawrence | Hastings, Oct, 19. Ithl.V I visors. egg. The noise and sizzle uf the loco-, 1CTll ।| Gentlemen: Your Committee on1 the report was accepted by the follbw- ' said a man, at the same time handing I Beard n et a* por adjournment. motive, are not force. All force is I !; tbe watch to n New York .jeweler. The n Ro ’l i Printing hate conferred -with twrcral mg vole: Yeas. 17; nays, 0. | Called to ©rder by chairman T ” Mlnutea publ^t”’rs r‘‘l«u,v’' »*» printing the Moved by Sty^rvlsor Nevins that M»u«-k n gins* in hl> eye. looksilent. The hee haw of the mule may jcallid ■ NOTICE. All tn-mb-r^ present. J..,..-,,-, Minute* । fu|| wroce4.dlMgb cf tbe Board of So- the Board adjourn lo the first Monday ‘ ed Into the Interior of tbe watchy poked The siitnul meetlni of tbe MockbulJ»>r».of the ’ . startle lint it is not dangerous ax his ' read, corrected and signed'peiviadrs. and wo 'have received the in January at the hour of 2 o’clock p. ■ something with a «tua!l Instrument, Klvrr-lde Cemetery Corapsuy. of tbe City of Hn-dlMA. Mkhlcui. will be held on V'Hlaesday. bind 1-gs. Bear in mind that it is an | , a of Supervisor Reams th> 1 following bids: m Motion prevailed and the Board , set the weteb by a regulator and. .... I repon of t ie Committee on Cquallta- 1 lircembcr Ctb. n»rt, at 7 o'clock, p. m. Maadsnl adjourned.^ . j handing It back. said. "It’s nil right tttne.kt empty, wagon that makes the. mo*: ;। tj1H1 WHS tiiken t8 the city council room. from the table and on ! Hastings Banner The bmdnc'-» of Ibr lot will be,tbe <ioc G. M. MILLER. Chairman. j now. and I’ve set it by the correct tion of three trustee*. Inmeet noise when in motion. The TL noi^e ut* a‘ JI motion of liuperiisor . Nrvlna the same Hastings Herald 115 O') OK VILLE C. BARNUM. Clerk. place of «'he-ter MeeI time.” and ‘"How ranch? ” said the cu'stomdrum is due to the fact■ that i* a* read -er. ITillo Sheldon Robert 1. Hendershott '*----- there * ’ *j was accepted ------------------J j Haxtlgns Journal....... uImth- term* of «0ee expire that day. Mid aueb »¥• ’ Middleville Sun | er. relieved. “ Nothing. ” uas the annothin* in in it. it of report Supervisor other huMnr-* as may be lawfully brtutht be­ nothing | On motion a»j(1vewas Chambet placed In | As the Middleville Sun Is tie low­ THANKSGIVING DAY j ewer. "But I can’t let you work for fore tbe meeUnt. • ami EXCURSION RATES.; me without pay..”’’ “We never charge Ah lot owners by purchase are-tix-ttbolder* The national grange ba.* endorsed-the j tbe hands «lf the Committee on Appor- j est bidder, your committee woflld rec­ aud entitled to vote at <udd meeting. A pone On account .of Thanksgiving Day the J... any one for such a service. ?- -Why tual attendance t* hwvbr dr-dred. i,lM ot tadepead«nt f.rmer'. pbun«! Superybj.r Htaf.I1'" ommend the letting of said painting ... , 1 pen motion 01 supervisor rum- me to to the th< • yon? The hairspring hated. Iladlnas. Jmr. wth. i«b. said Middleville Suit The C. K. * 8. Ry. Cj. will sell round trip I should ‘ ’* we charge ‘ lines. Thia i*.a good idea. Ex t'ltituTKit it. ltrs. ’e n",,e i Board adjo«rrod until Friday. October ■ wor .....jjtC to be done it five :hl>n»aui' excursion tickets, at one and one third 1 was doubled, and that made the watch Jons r.Ee»Mtit. derm ♦ .the farmrrsof Barry countv w ill act on | at the• *hbur . ........of ' -s:3" -a. —tn. supplement.* and one Lun.h^l pamphState of Michigan. ; run fast A single touch set It right” fare for the round trip. Date of sale. i ounty of Harry. G. M. MILLER. Chairman. , lets, according to the previous custom Then l»*t all wottt together tv have M iilu ORVILLE BARNUM. Clerk'. Nov. 2t» Return lim.L | of contract publishing. The Supple­ *-v». -S' and*M)th. nuu.-vvM. «wiurn Iiui-v. leavtea*Thr Lujter of Opals. legislature of Michigan the Bany County Court Home. ’ ments to be prirtted within two weeks ing destination not later than Derera-' Many gems often without any appar< HA5CEHY ORPKH. . the sime law they ______________ have in low A. after the adjournment ot the. present of Michigan. her 4th, J1K». ber 4th. l'.KC>. : ent cause sujdenb’ become cracked or State which compel.- every phone line in ' Fifth Juffictal Uir.-uJt It. (Ituxet*. ’ — ’• ’ October session ami shall include the , Hastings, Oct. 20. 1^D5. Suit 1•endIns la Cirralt <’o«ri in tbe < aunty ot S. .JC. Greusel. Agent. I seamed, -the damage being beyond rethat stale-to give connections with, all : Board mat ag per adjournment at i two extra sessions of the Board and Barry, in ('tiancery nt Hsstinxv Michigan, oa pair. Opals, known ns the unluckicst the jvtn day of November. IW. the pamphlets to be printed within other line*. There is no reaM>n w hy j PEOPLES EXCHANGE the hour ot1s':30 a. m.. Chairman Mil­ fertty days after the adjournment of HER FAVORITE VEHICLE. stones, are so sensitive thnt thotr beau­ ^ieorge Wi.ltcbtnb, Complyfaant. . --------. ?c , t A || Dinm . | the Bell linos should refuse connections! h.r rou .ailed, jhe * Jannxtn’ - - y xesslou. the pttrnphlets to ty is frequently • destroyed by their Ann* Whitcomb. Defendent. with the Indspcndent systems, or thelb^rs present Minutes of yesterday's In thl« cauw. It a|>|*a:lug that tbe dUtrodont. ‘ the ... same ’ame size a« last year. Jatixesod, Prop. wearer’s proximity to uuopon Are. Tbe Anna Wiilti-omb. I-a resident of Horiimder. N. wuuft. .reaU.^ —-approved and sign*’*!. | latter the former, any more than that | niretln^ . HENRY CHAMBERIJUN. luster of this stone Is Caused by tlio 3 .,aud I* not s resident ot till* stale »t<J rbereSupervisor Hln«» moved that criminal j I I’m sorry for lhe woman Whose JOHN HYNES. fare 00 motion of Thomas ,v iTyor. «o'.li|uors for one railroad should refuse to receive , presence ©f myriads of little fissures, ; bill No. 45 taken from the table ' LEWIS HINE. mandnrds, social or physical, do not which deflect tbe light Into the vhartfe- romplalnant.-It Is ordered that tbedtfradem 'and that th* sam- be'allowed at the I tar* from another line. enter her appearaaec in this wV- on ot liefore • Committee. _ 'I (HTiuit > her to handle q “ hoe. Ml-*.- •* It WV-WM*' seem*. to । terlstic prismatic color of tlie gem. Tbe f-sir iroutU - (rotn tbe date ot tM- order and ' sum num of sK.tx »K.I> . -Motion prevailed. Yeas.! On motion of Supervisor loung the lue aH graceful an Instrument ns n golf that within tsentyd*y«. th- roinnbdnant cause i tiniest of these Assures Is likely at any tbl« order to be rublHhed in tbe Hasting* Pax.14; nays. I. ■ ' •tutri was wn« ’ areAntod hr the thA following! follnwlnr , , _____ , * 1* 11; report accepted by • club. An hours exereisw along a tidy I moment to destroy the stone. kkk. said ribllcatloo.-' to be eontitiued oneI Moved by Supervisor Lawrence that ot c : Yeas.: jj; nays. OtabsenL 1. garden row will produce the fim-st kind • the Board sru<:ee<t -to the. election of The* Committee on Insurance, limit Judge 1 Superlnt-ndtnt ot the P >or. Motion through their chairman. Hinkley, sub- , of u glow. aud. withal, you get so much ' mumao A I’njoa. more done with a hoe! It 1* but a poor . "If yon keep on,” said the imlolous . prevailed. | mltted their report: Solleilor* for Coa>plainant. spirited person who will "putter with i ■ On motion of Supervisor Reams th­ To the Board of Supervisors' kislUCM addree*. layman, "yon will And cures for nil the Haxtlor*. Mlchloan. = ’ chair appointed -Supervisors Sherk and Tour Committee on Insurance beg flower*.’’ but dare not work iu the veg- j diseases tbit uflesh Is heir ta . Then i Boyes as tellers. Tellers sworn by the leave to report as follows: etable garden for fear thnt soiue one 1 wtiai.will you dnT* j Clerk, after nrfcich a ballot foy SuperThat the Lhe’- County Treasurer he muy think she has to do It. If the • ’ Then. ’ * answered the sdentlst. "we LINE Intemlent >ine of cur Homi- Made Taff]? and Peanut Criap. 4iin t tivt of| the Poor was taken with authorised to renew all insurance pOH- neighbors are scandalized because 1 will proceed to seek cures for the new number "of vote* out was IS ?”,red turn the baby loose In tho shade on tbe j thew'boie following result; • piire.3-14 made out of the best materials, and made diseases to which' our remedies bnvy •Morri, Bi.rtr.n nrriral........................ U> ' ■ “I Mt Jmmarj grass and push the wheel hoe Instead fiven rise .** — Washington Star. session of ibis Board of the perambulator It is their lookout. Gilbert Striker received 7 You will like our Home Made Apple Butter Pies. JOHN HINKLEY Perhaps now they are dying to dig aud P. W. Burgets received......................... 1 1 ..HENRY CHAMBERLAIN have not quite dar«al for fear of my "How do you know that .young Morris Budton having received a ma­ A. M. NEVINS SANITARY i«Uw b«t bwanie III, mid, right; jority of the votes ca*t wa< declared On motion of Supervisor Hynes th« rmthing criticism! Let them know tho Bounder’s Intentions are serious?’ ocr aa *t <l clean and wholesome. It’« wrap report was accepted. Yeas, 17; nays. B. want. I purpose to dig, to rake, to u r< c A U. ped (n oiled paper as soon as its baked. "He’s quit giving roe flowers and elected. Supervisor!Thorp moved that the The Committee on Apportionment, sow, to weed, to hoe nnd to harvest for candy and substituted chafing dishes FIM L<\1 HF LNIARS AND CONFECTIONS. ' Board, proceed to the election of a •through Chairman A. N. Williams, tho sake of what I get out of It In men and cookbooks and things.”—Cleveland-' County Drnlh Commissioner. Motion submitted the following rei»rU tai growth, flowers, exercise, aesthetic Lender. p'reraBt d. I To the Hon. Board of Supervisors: gplift nnd vegetables. 1 shall Uke my Pending tie balloting Supervisor Gentlemen: Your Committee on turn. too. with the bicycle, the tennis Thorp| moved to take a recess of fif­ i Apportionment would He who the world owes him respectfully racket aud the golf dubs, but next tn — — thinks -------- -----—— —■- — ’‘•Oris m Imitators.. Props. T*» CITY BAKERY. teen njlnutes; Motion was carried. ; submit the fololwing report:’ the gt»cnrt the wheel hoc Is my favor- • living is always trying,to overdraw Upon reasHemVUng the ballot was । Ite. vehicle!—Mary Rogers Miller In j his accounts. completed with the following result: ' • •1541 <U t ’ -------- !-------- ----- j— Whole number of votes cast.‘IS. j HaTtiiuorr l<M f<9 Success Magazine. P. W. Burgeim received....................... JO I Barry. . A POLICEMAN'S TESTIMONY. <X?OOOOOOOOOOOOCX < 'ariton -C. S.• ~ • .don received ........ . ............ 7 j Palmerlion received ................ “ Castleton I j. J. N. N. Patterson, Patterson, night night policeman of , , ZT 7 , . I io w John Kurtz received nteive«l........................... ......................... 1 1 Hasting*.. The sensation of thirst Im caused by n 1 iM, writes. ‘• '— Cwt t winter I had P. w Burgess having 5®r^£vedJ a-i Hast!tuts City 1 lack ick of fluids Id the system. >u In H a a bad void cold on ray lungs lung* and a tried at HsMInx* City 8 votes cast was de­ Hope 13*40 State of health It Indicates that the least n half dozen advertised cough majority of the ‘ tan m IMM IM ’ Irving clarod duly elected. <. mediciinesand had treatment from two body wants moisture. We should dis­ ... . nor :<» On motion । nf Supervisor Hine the Johnston. physicians without getting any benefit. 2108 rMaph Grove... ll.vi 1W tinguish natural thirst from that caused Board adjourned to 2 o’clock p. m. Orangeville ... A friend recommended Foley's Hon ­ 1310 IS by stimulating food and leverages, Rutland ey knd Tar and two thirds of a bottle 2WO » Thorflapple..... P. M. . .iX>‘ TV which produce a fever In the organ* of cured me. I consider it the greatest Woodland... . Ml 53 digestion. Thirst Is caused by a fail­ cough and lung medicine in the world. ” poaiu Board uicv met »• nt the hour of 2 p. in. Yankee Surins* 23JI 65 ure of the salivary awl other glands to For sale by Arthur EL Mulholland. Called to order by the»chainnan. Roll Pravievttle v . handle the best grades of coal on the market— called. All numbers present. •aoour. ro secrete a proper amount of fluid for To»b!...'.................»W7Si 13 Jr.lf-1 ->m u> all<j y0U are sllre fo satisfied. Phone use In the stomach. It is possible to The Committee on Miscellaneous !■'. • will give yonr order prompt attention. Claims, by tlielr chairman. Nevins, I On motion of Supervisor Maus the Quench thirst not only by tbe ordinary made the following as their final re­ I report wan accepted by the following means, but through the blood vessels • us before buying vote: Yeas, 17: nays, 0. port: On motion of Supervisor Abbey the and the skin. Much of the water drunk I-EHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, To the Honorable Board of Supervisor*: several supervisor? were authorized to puses out through the akin by means Your Committee on Claim* and Ac­ spread all taxen reported to them. of the blood vessels and Is known as counts renpectnilly submit the following C.C.B.. MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, unconscious perspiration. It is a well GENERAL STORE. ar their report. 1 recommending.,the allow­ Yculs. 17; nays. 0. ance of the several amounts a* given I The Committee on County Property, known fact that tbe loss of blood la al­ HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. IRVING, • MICH. below, and tluit Che Clerk be nuthorixed I by their chairman. Supervisor Law­ ways followed by Intense thirst. Thia to draw orders for the same: rence. reported as follows: thirst is one of thojnost harrowing 155 A. L. Taylor, medical service*, small­ To the Hon. Board of Supervisors: features of a battlefield, ns every old pox; claimed. 335-00: allowed. 355-00. Your Committee on soldier knows. Tbe reason for It Is 167 A. 1„ Taylor, medical services, small­ | Gentlemen: County Property submit the follow­ pox: claimed. 315.00: allowed. 311.00. ^oooct- ^.VXXXXXXIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOCCOOOOO that, the blood vessels being drained of IM Middleville Market supplies; claimed. ing report: their moisture, the skin becomes parch­ 35.40; allowed. 35-40. 159 Era Fenton, nursing; claimed. 380.00; | We would recommend that the ed and every pore Is changed Into a I Sheriff be auchprized to see that the allowed. 380J00. 180 A. M. Gardener, supplies: claimed. grating In the windows at tho jail be thirsty mouth. Thirst accompanies fe­ 312.43; allowpd. 312-43. I so constructed as to prevent anyone vers, but its causes are local, being due FOR CHRISTMAS We have jujt received an extra fine quality 181 F. E. Heath.i supplies; claimed. 311-50: j from passing things to the prisoners to dryness In the throat and mouth, allowed. >11.50. 182 Chas. Converce. milk; claimed, >2.90: from the outside. Also that the cis­ the result of a high temperature. of white pine lumber—just the thing for tern at the jail be enlarged, or a new allowed, 32.90. » liave a fine line of Candies, Fruits and Nuts 163 J. W. Armstrong, supplies; claim*!. | one built; also a gravel driveway to building bpate. If you are going to build a 34.35; allowed. 34.35. 164 M. A. Dietrich, supplies: claimed. coal rooms, and no trees In the court After several months of hard study 4:abie Ch?, h.aTr mauy thlnri in our line that would make deyard to be cut down without the conboat, a. barn, a house or anything else, we 37-00; allowed. >7.00. a committee of doctors appointed to them ri-i,. Make your friends happy by J»®emberinf senf of the Board of Supervisors. Also 165 Referred to Poor Board. iihSU ny °Ur U’ARM VNDEBCLOTHES, GLOVES, MIT166 Walton A- Carter; claimed. 320.46: al­ that the County Treasurer be author­ study the clear English akin pro­ have just what you want—the best building nounced upon It thus, giving for Its lowed. 320.48, ized to purchase a new table for his 167 A. M. Chamberlin, barn rent: claimed. materials that money will buy. And the 1 private office. Also wash bowl and enufiea a variety of things, bays Wo­ OUR 5c and IUc COUNTERS 80,Te m&ny of y°nr Christmas troublM 336.00; allowed. 336.00. 168 O. C. Barnum, expense account: pitcher and towel rack and mirror for man’* Life: * pitas-- thu You'll And lota of things on them that will the beet of all is claimed. 359-74; allowed. >59.74. First—Tbe habit of tea drinking. 169 Cook Bro*., printing; claimed. >320.66; same room. Also that Judge Mack ‘he children—and aome yoti will like yourself. be authorized to purchase a rug and Ten. If not too strong, warms the stom­ allowed. 3320166. * 170 E. MoKlimln. supplies; claimed. 313.27; linoleum for probate office. Also wash ach, tushes the system and aids diges­ nfiowsd, <13-27. bowl and pitcher for his private 171 N. Haman, health officer; claimed. office, and that t^.e table in the tion and circulation. Second.—The . diet, which Is simple >12.00: allowed. 312.no. Treasurer’s office uid carpet In pro­ BUTTERICK PATTERNS. ITS Heferred to Poor Board. There's satisfaction in Tomlinson Ca’s lumber. bate office be taken to the county and easily digested. 173 Referred to Poor Board. Third.—The habit of living In fhs 174 Heferred to Poor Board. 175 D. B. Xltpatrtck. disinfecting: farm. ALBERT LAWRENCE. open air. claimed. 39.06; allowed. >9.00. PhonsNO.10. Fourth. — Tbe fashion of wearing J. LORENZO MAUS. 176 D. B. Kilpatrick. dMnfectlng; ta.pgo shoes and generally loose cloth­ claimed. 312.00: allowed. M.M. L. REAMS. 177 D. B. Kilpatrick, medical services; Committee. ing. claimed. 35.00; referred to Poor Board. On motion of Supery’sor Thorp thF \ These things promote the heal A and 1'8 D. B. Kilpatrick, medical services; claimed. >16.00; referred to Foor Bd. report waa accepted b. the following 117» D. B. JUtoaMck; referred to Foor Bd. vote: Yeaa. IT; nays > 130 D. B. KJ 1mtrick: health officer; The Committee on Water Worto and claimed. ttt-W^aUowod. 316.H. e Best , ’’ ' ’ ; ■ ass? CtIRISTHflJ PHOTOS C. M. EARLY, W. J. FLEHINQ W.5. TYRRELL W. H. FAIRCHILD STOVES AHO REPAIRS F= HOHE-rWDE QWDIE5 FOR CtlRISTHXIS FRESH OF CHRISTMAS GOODS at our Irving Store VESTER & CARTER, And when it comes to WINTER GOODS .. we re right in line with Gloves and Mittens, Caps, Felts. Socks 2 and Overs. W. W- WATSON, M. MATTHEWS C0L CO. « FINE BOAT LUHBER s The Low Prices We Will Quote You. * HORTON’S. r Tomlinson Lumber Co. Phone 224 Hastings Banner $1 a year Hastings, M £ �HAS'L'INGS BANKER KOVEMBJiK^S. lW>a •14 Rheumatism flBY YEARS ~ Of GOOD WORK CoatlDiked from r>igv one. and It stiff local applications, ■es constitutional course of tbe great moficine Hood’sSarsapariDa winch has permanently cured thousands of cases. Children’s EMPORIUM, JEFFERSON ST. HASTINGS, MICH. Infant’s Slips and Dresses, 5Oc to *3 00 ' •• Skirt* 25c to 2 OO “ All Wool Hose, U«c to 25c to 3 00 Bonnets. •• Waist*-and Shirts, Robes and Cloaks, 50c to 5 00 iOe io I 00 ■ •• Mittens, “ Stork Pints, Bibs, 25c to 75c Childrens’ Dresses. Nobby Styles, rii>F 4 to 14 years. ’ 50c to S3 50 The Famous/ Pony Stock Ings . for Boys aud Girls, I*h* to Sleeping Robes. ■ 50c to 1 00 Taut OShanter and Sleek­ ing Caps. 25c to Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, ?! to 2 DP I OO “ Waists, • 25c to commitment of the courts in a year, and a like number passing out to homes o’ employment, or returned to parents, i in confidence of their good conduct: or. in some instances, returned to oountiea as unsuitable. The total number on June 80, 19G4, had been a little short of nine thousand(8964 land tbe close of the half century next September should round out ten thousand. Every one of those boys, lads from ten to sixteen years, was at tbe best a delinquent under the law. and atiout half were criminala There was little chance for the most of them to become honest and intelligent men. or useful citizens. BuJ under the wise and ben­ eficent care of the state, the large ma­ jority of them now do so. They are educated in school, they are trained in habits of industry, they are taught useful trades, they are instructed in sanitary laws and wholesome rules of living.they are built up in their moral fiber into respected and self-respecting men. •*tnu»fonned from expensive sumed every day. Their food is plain, but wholeaume and abundant, more wholesome than tbe majority of Mich­ igan boy* have in their patents’ home* and the result of that and of their reg­ ular habits is soon in a healthy con­ dition that could not be matched by any equal number of boys anywhere «lac iu the state. They are assembled in Sunday school each Sunday morning, tinder their regular teacher, and each Sunday afternoon there is public serv­ ice conducted by various city and visit­ ing clergymen. This is open to visi­ tors, but tbe seats are always too few. and many cannot be admitted. It i*. one of the attractions to which Lans­ ing people alwaya wish to introduce their friends, and no one ever forgets the impression a first visit to that chapel service, the thrill from tbe marching columns of boys as they take their places, company after company, tlieir perfect behavior and respectful attention, the music of their excellent band of thirty pieces and their welltrained choir of fifty voices and tbe powerful congregation chorus. Thus strikingly Jias the institution fulfilled with literal fidelity the speciBastion so accurately forecasted by i Govenior Bingham in his recommrndaI tiqn fifty years ago.for .••instruction iu Local News. The good ro*l« rever throu/h°“! Tbe good roads Michigan continues to grow wtth most gratifying rapidity and has now reach £<1 Oceana county During the current year 135,000 baa been, expended by the various townships and village* for im- proving «hri»». tb< la no turn* rising fl pl*>* b_ y puirorm to* heigh, of or IMB 36S fo t«t tod Ju eowpletelr conrod with sold leot TO. plat/ono. «Hh « .peritoto* »' oeorlx l.*X> * U1' f1*"' of 00 lu. .-rt»r • •hip. The p.god« I'-eelf 1. l« e solid atop* of brick rillscl ore. a r.llc chamber. A tottlhg made into lu center ba. revealed the met that the original pagoda bad seven casing, added to It before It attained its pre. ent proportion.. The shape of the pa­ goda la that of an elongated cone. It. la divided bj Burtnwe convention into twelve imrts: First, tbe baa.-surround od br a great number of .mall paste da, thus the three terraces, called Plcbayaa; next tbe Bell; tbe Inverted Tbabelk, or begging bowl; the Baling rit or twisted turban: tbe Kxalan or ornamental lotus dower: the Plantain Bud: lhe brae, plate tor tbe HU or umbrella: tbe HU: We Selo bwm or ar­ tificial flowers: the vane. and. laat ol all. the Selnbu or bod of dlxmonds.■Tbc Silken East." by V. C. Scott O'Counor. __ _____ The roads An effort is beiug made by.tbe state tax commission to have placed on the asaemment rolls the large amount of gold and Silver plate, cut flaw and d ananda owned by tbe good people of Michigan, as well as there house­ hold furniture, above the exemption of *500. A circular letter has been issued by the commission. Read the following from the lips of the minister who preadoed .the funeral address: ‘Tho murderer is not alone to blame for the foul piece of work he has done. It >s the fault of the City, of the State, and of the United State*. It is tlw fault of every home, pt every community and of every government that allows unclean literature to poison the minds of our young jwoplf and in­ flame them to deeds of darkness. ’ ’ great Buddhlat CORRESPONDENCE Ed. Reid ia^jXy-; ’ >rr tbv „„.f ;£>;.£« g. Tb.toUrt.u4,,, H. I g.,ra i,. ,,.,.4* .*tobu •ml puplU wu n.lf „„ Ji1* W EAST WOODLAND. on account of iu 1 Delayed letter. bur townsman George Hitt who Quite a nnmlier ’ <>f .1 . ’ J 1**’'*4 bm< been making ati extensive tour through the we«l and south as far as attended the Teaas. returned fo Woodland laafweek He visited many piners of intereet and Mrv Burrs at hXl XTlt**really bad the time of bis Hfe among new scenes and experiences. He will have many interesting things to tell bis friends of tbe “Wide Wide West'* and its wonderful rights. We welcome him home and bope to be one of tbe fortunate friends in the near future. The Thankeglving C. E Serviee will be led by Earnest Wheeler. The lesson part of tbe 10th J?salm is preseuted under the topic God’s wonderful works It is oue df lhe best, most important and timely lessons of tbe year, and its careful study must impress upon all C. Endavorers how full the world is of God’s wonderful works. When we think of just one .of these wonderful works, we are awed at God's marvelous power, and regret the base ingratitude of our thankless life. Why not praise God for his wonderful gifts to tba children ot men? If (Ibrisliana praised God more, the world would doubt him less. ’ Butterfly collector* are seldom able to estimate with any confidence tbe value of their collections. since th** prices for specimens »o constantly va ry. A case In j»olut Is that of tbe him butterfly of Braxii. specimens of which were originally sold fur from XW- tu $75. -Afterward aome rolluclora who supplied the London market ran into u PODUNK. perfect Kwartn ufHhtwe butterflies and Clover-huller* are in the Ueiglrb irshipped to England such quantities bood t#i» week. that better specimens-Chau the original A large numtwr attended the Yeekley insects «old toy $1 each. It not infn* quently hspitetui .that two or three .L. A. S. at Gusta Waters last week specimens of n certain family are dis­ and an interesting afternoon program covered by collectors, who, encouraged war. rendered. . by the high-prices received for their Tlianksgiving will be’observed in finds, are tempted to ptweeute their this neighborhood by tbe usual family wundt-for this particular variety with­ out result for several jears. Suddenly gathering* At the church - there* will they or some other collector fluds the be tbe usual Thurmlav ev«ming prayer insects grown plentiful, and the cher­ meeting opeoed by a pratae service. ished varieties of rhe cabinet become Recitation* appropriate to tbe day will among the commonest specimens.—Chi be given by the children All are cago Tost. . ' • invited to come. . . Hmting. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jak. Ji, . Mr. and Mr- Hr.,,, Mi- Tram CMUlrir, ' Jart^r Keill wa-rafiri count of bi, Imhrr-. uvuira. I “ Chas. CMa lein ;m<Smidny at W. t.-r \ Mr. mui Mn.. P1**'- Saruriar altato Ohio by ,b. -1 ,.,1. ... , ^<* MORGAN. tho good and Ind ror nd trap, ask J-.-tmas^rja ‘ He OLTjl ■index rirgt-r in ■ays. ti»e d.irm i (tetrad of th*- wiinirtn in , In every sense :'>«• tnrfrt objeetlauabl® consumers to induatrious producers.' • ns^fuj knowledge, morals and piety. •’ d»«Ks ever wnen by EugH’b woiden Last ii.u.-i,.. made into good citizens. If we might I soine boys-would lx kef>t longer in was tbn.t ol* the *mrly slxti-e. writ’* “ be permtted here to name mon who I the school if the’accommodations pcr- ■Rnrrj- Kuril* ‘in the* Gentlewoman Bolliuuer •>!! ' I defy nny Ind,, .. . Every symptom might l«e named, and whose Damtte mitted, but new comers in increasing j correct fashions'<»f th. t ;i. r;>>! I was Of pttiHJIl. would be recognized by. the reader, the I numbers tax the crowded space, it 'just old .enough to I ut them lit pl'*’ force of these statements would he mistake thnt the legislature last ture book* and g.ute in my t> rambuHiram P. Fcg greatly augmented. One former boy winter decided, at the supposed de- feitor at thi' <wiunn»u •<!».>*'’t-* of fashion uut lust Thnrwiij of this School is now a metaher of the I mind of economy, to deny the request with lufnutile ustouteiiment. The hnlr Mr. .Fvgle-» beh, legislature of a Drominebt eastern state ' for a new chppel and conversion of ■tuck out at the buck T»f the head, as the work himwl aud chairman of its committee on i the old one int o dormitories. The a chignon or bun (really res* nibllu« a C. Hougl-.tali: prison reform., and others have beenchqpel only seats but six hundred of loaf), snrmounteil by 0 little black from Hastings : law-makers ;for our own state Several! ihei seven-hundred i»dys. and visitors turban with a feather stuck in It; tight part ‘of last w-. are preachers. One boy is a clergyman, I occupy chairs in all uf tbe aisles, a titling - purple jacket, strapped and Ribbons, Laces, crossed with black ’<>r red braid; punMr* William his brother a physician, and another ; dangerous condition. The ptople are and Embroideries. nlera of gray color-bright yolluu-, gay last Satnnla brother a substantial business mnn, nil ’ willing to pay. all needful coat of these —on which were worked startllig i*atFancy Pillow Tops three graduates of the school: and j institutions for saving the children; teroa tn rd braid: short full skirt— Tile |uui and Center Pieces. worthy citizens ull over this state afid anj when it is unr juatifiable boriret say of red-with wide uprlglit strip** ,F. M. chut ’». credit ’■ that fBai no acandal surrounding stut* states, scandal has ever attached to . ,,f purple brild: * n red* pani*ol. ’ ” relfow BELDING BROS. SILKS. -in all the anrrounding »- life «•* to *- this Industrial T-J *■ » the - usu uf... . violet boots completed a a jtucceM. their start in funds provided for any of runus proviueu jor oi I can S&ve you Money and give you School. ' । them, * 1 re™—...w ' Mias Ruth Brigg* of Hasting* spent ‘ on<*» or accusation of wastefullnes* wasteful hies* eostnuto »b 't our vtulewomcn M*r and Satisfaction. Hiuul ho l-tf, uo lui hesitation tn t iI..1 * wore'-Pa 11 Mall Gakfote. Spiders have been observj'd tn Ma > Saturday and Sunday at Mrs. Briggs. eat Thanksgiv The boys work four aud a half hours anvwbere. there need Mina Scott. each day and are in school a like in making ample appropriations for all draa which live lii a apongc like ileMof • the guest of Mi» Gertrude* Briggs. Fancher’-* gran breuebli.g network, penetrated luler > Herbert Shellenbarger wm wen on reears old nt d»l;>•;; period, except on Saturday when they theiir needs. Tbe carefulness of the |,rarMtwli<SnI)1U • have the whole afternocn fur play, in manageme nt of this one is shown by - Accordin'; to the generally accepted• tollj bv ransl. orrammunlcstlon uf tbe state. doctrine, thv dog day* begin «u» July 31 furnished with a number of externa; ■, ■ addition to ts^o or three play hours on the cost to the taxpayer* of only ___ one and aid on Aug. 11. but there have' apertures. The neatii, which may tw atJ A large attendance wa* at Yx-ckl^y Mre- Charts ! the other days. Their work embracf- hundred aud twenty dollars l«r year Wen disputes ns to every possible |»olnt1 inched either, to the tip* of bninchv* ut i Sunday where an interesting temfwr-.. wa* taken la»t F ordinary farm work on the two Hundred for |ach lx>j in tbc inWitutiun during . ____ ____ _ . It .wns ........................ _ alMHit thentf universally «gn*ed ; to leaves of the prickly are a*by(* noct* program was'‘given by tbe 8. S. Dr. prewrijied ■ । ninety acres !>*longing to the instita- tbe tW0 years, including cost of i that they were connected with the dog 1 gray in <mIot and conatnwte.1 of leaves, ijuj.tor, tbe Rev. Hutch, gave a Msss .Clurn I tion. including this year the raising <>f a|} improvements. The work is carried ; star. But which oue- th*- real dog■ wllli nirat-nuil .wring .,r tbe mnl; must to tbe regulation in­ , ,nd thoughtful »ddre»s •• on by Colonel J. E. St. John, superin- J alar. Sirius, or I’rucyon. the l’t6e <1 c? visiting her moth* thirty acres of sugar beets, work in th** • .tick. The toWcraor. .Imlla: | owu^-grtHng. the god end the Pin Bowling Alley ■ printing ' oftice. tailor shop, shoe shiqi,• i tendent. anil about sixty teacher*. Then there- ’.'ere dlsagm-incuts ns to’ lu *-uk»r to-their nests. Their incou ■ There will *-■ f > t ■. , , . evil that cun come from it. carpenter shop, paint riiup. | route Tlumkigiv in shop, hake Lake shod shop ni.-mugers and assistant*, under direr- ! tl,e Pfrtlcfllar astronomkal pTfonn spleu.fus. sheet-llke Webs radiate Iu al. and bowl a game of 1 T. laundry, mending ro«»m, greenbous«l tjon ot a Iwerd of trustees. ’ “n<* M.tar ,h,.u ..,h’’ J?1}: directions, and ns many ns five’or six- There will, lie preaching at the j. The bu> . days, as to their number, wiilch varied Sunday . . . ‘ nests, connected by Intermediate wet*., ebureh. next Sunday at :} p. m. f etc. where they have useful employ­ Horton. z | rlus-. ii Xr->i 10-pins. It is good In dlfllereut e.rthnnte* ’x’twevu thirty' may be fuaud on a single plant. Tbt School at 2. ment and learn trad--.* A aluyd del ’ I Thank.*.* iv nnd fifty-four, and whether they were' connecting wetm. which are very partment introduced the part year giv«i» healthy exercise and STOLE A PIG. 1 strong, uft>*n form tubular bridges lu* QUIMBY. ' „ wholesome-occupation for the boys top ; Have a the sport is exhilar­ Tom Doyle isetpecislly f<»nd of roast > tb«- star** pt-rformawes. The forty net-’ tween the m-st* Frern forty to a bun small to work. A hundred ot the boys Mis* Blanche Hill of ha*tiug*ispent j.( , |.ig L un. iv lot w«k he !,.<«>.. a I| tied <>n precedeA the rising of Sirius1 dred spiders mpy be found lu a single are occupied one-half uf every'day in Satunlay nnd Sunday with Mi** Ain' ' with tin* sun. A belief grew up tint 1 nest, and males and females Inhabit ating. Wl.,„ M1| but the geqvral Luusdwork. all deuartmentii httleone. Ileglo.tedowtbepnw^rtl „ ,|„T„ • the same ueat in the proportion of iwr Cruso the dough •t of which are done by them, from of a fine Thauksigving dinner, with i terrestrial dogs Jmv»<*ryally nothing ’ about seven to one. Miss Mottiv Striker sjient Friday - - as a star . attraction. But J du with IL The original belief was chamber to kitchen and dining room; roast1. pig When th evening with Leva Castelriu. ' Sunday morning the pig came up mis- ; that tin*,star and sun together brought * j-Au idea of the luoguituueothat work ’ Proprietor. JUiM Lillian Cullar b-lending ajbJ t!'e l*'w‘: ‘ A careful study of the past'is a good ♦ ( may lie bad from- the statenient that sing knd Tom is now looking tor the • luteuse lies* aud ull sorts uf plagues.-* >veek with her parents at Richland. < hapi>er. guarantee of success in the future. > ■ ; Loudon L'brmkl**. ! five and a half Imrreb uf Hour are con- phes who sneaked it. Mr. i l ’«< con. l5nwl i h-J’-’ad his ewt ■ '‘-•-■i unanlr fo *. vi rotn^ar •• the latttr M. Mrt COME : r Willis Ketzbeck it Beats All How Trade BECAUSE! The People get what they want some and then ’ their WHY? You’ll Like The Bread Which “LILY WHITE” Flour makes. Some way it seems to have more of the genuine old fashioned bread flavor than most flour does now days. Grapes Oranges Dates Choice Candies Bananas Staple Groceries Boots and Shoes Dry Goods Etc. Etc. Open Evenings Phone 86 Lily White SPECIAL SATURDAY "The flour tlmbHtcoeks uh" Is very carefully made of select Michigan wheat, and wheat has always Michigan had a good reputation. ------- Tor Sale By-------- DePue &. Babcock « W We want your Butter, Eggs and Produce. . COME ahd SEE �FOOT BALL GAME THURSOAV You Have Rheumatism ith-lo-pho-ros ;■ ’ ifyoalM^C gEiiKvnot AClf» iip-very case. rvmarkible remedy t’ri-e from your rheul jv.ory of your case s i iee oil vice, which, •Ikiwed i» certain to the. best remedy ever •rent rheumatic com­ b ivv rettfon to believe ■ h treatment out of . g.ve you Ute benefit -. v, crience with the . Write us to-day. Wekw c.fettd i , <•. W. j. Eat "irw 1 Laven, Caun. • i.oway; e Best of i .-iii park ■the’' ker- ■iriy -vlute ill $3 he cwt. Every ick Guaranteed DICTATOR FLOUR MRS: ELIZA COBB. iiinl™' EIi,X*Cobh' « Irving.-one of thi j "■My And}' is every grain as good at your Lixrie, and you know it, ami what are you kicking up all this ram for against their Iwing married?" "Well. I happen to want niy' Lizzie not «l«t«L sho j; „dl !Bo ; and I happen not to want your Andy.’ oiKhtu-., tai until .juit. rwently had By LOLUt >. STRONG hr explained. ’ “ft only remarkably good "You are making her wr-debed ami’ health, but ,1„ ths h„r driving my boy awiy from in-me!’ Copyright, is®, bj n e Parct-lis She caught her breath and bit her lip ■mmul fnettkiea. sh, |fce mMhtir She would nut cry Itefbre Seth Clark. of Ira Cobb, of North Irving. ,l»o of' old Ned started anycast an Injured, “They'lJ both get over it,” : hr com A- FnJ,l:r •' ,J«»~n City. reproadrfulKglance buck at his mis- mented easily ns he slit! to the grfmnd : ■ ” ■ Tetritory. who i» now in Coil BURNED OUT|THEIR DYNAMO “Other folks have • l>een disapjHiintec forma. Her hr., husband and heralf I ------------------ - „.„v, 1 here. Netldj; there!" she apolo- in not having wliat they wanted most The Wool Boot factory was compelled 'UI didn didn't — uieau to utrlke nnd gut over it—or irt'ood up under II i- “mung the earliest settlers of K1IZCd. ***!. ’ ’t rreally t<» clow, down Wednesday. Ft mt Wl Carlton towriship, and knew from their ; ,<LU’ but , UI thal worried In mlnd- anyway-didn’t let it spoil their live: accident to the big mixing picker own experience the hardship and pri- What “r“ w<? go,nR lo do- wltto ?°”r nnd go whining around the rest oi their natural span." He regarded bei eause.1 a shut down fur a day Then 1 vatiuns of pioneer life i master gone. I’d like to know!” _ the big dynamo, _____ itv was w _4________ ' bbe «««•>! witifewet eyes acro< tbe with lajyiied accusation. in overhauling She flushed .uncomfortably, and iwmi ont"td Xim h"1 i1 OIRBCTED TO PAY UP. , h""'°“y' directed to Pay up. of those things which had seemed sc far, fur- liack suddenly confronted hei Theaignerjof the petition fur the very closely indeed. She felt dubious. have been Perhaps she had better have gone home but also power fur the finishing room. to,U4V ,h„ J** .P^**cator pBters J'ut‘u»f the ‘’lank louelim-ss that would after ^11. . The result was a shut-down while tin. 1 y lhe ct*ls of *the J rain. The 73 ?* hers when the far west Imd swul"Weil. I can’t see the sense lu mnk repairs are coming front the factory T** “L Puy $l”W Cw‘t* Tbev 10W<? °P hCf boy’ Tlct,m “f “ Klrl " ing the chH«lf«'n miserable/’ %he re-', wherp the**dvnam«> wm* ninde T•j ? ■ et ‘lDl1.......... V°Wd father’s ouHimacy. obstinacy. marked lamely, brt-hking an awkwan) N- they wonldn wumun’Li. -«nd aim rere- I 'Weakll'’Ms“ »ud “““ her iuiuith ut<, uynamo was Mtnn> v RW L , -Sower, ------- - io llKht. ’’Oh. «rby why did ha .et set hl. bis be»rt heart upon ufron pause. ’ b.>w re k.ri. ~ made. U.Just . tained mw W Old he tmo iT UU ”Ot '* d,!' ' ,h" W^-hLi We beheve they "There’s a certain old Inw that says __ ________________ I «’« qpaey l|y Wlng up. , ........pretty .................. ’ are so many girls just as and "The sins of the fathers shall be visited every bit as good?’ she groabed. .upon the children.’ Isn’t this nn occa Annual meeting ag­ [ Rhe find imu put pui the me question question to to her iter son. non, irion where it can tie justly enforced?" and be had answered by a look only. I he questioned sternly. ricultural society i Ii but 'Ia 1...>1 , l...« ....... .... > -_ . • look that somehow entirely pro"‘You—you mean”— she hesitated In­ ' The Annual Meeting of the Barry ! quiringly. ’ . county Agricultural Society for hear- i “I mean thnt Andrew Baker roblkx) ing tbe annual report and for th*.me of my wife that should have been, election t<f oftivurs and fthree directors I and Andrew Baker’s son ahrill not roh me of my da.igljtt ^’’ whose terms jif «jiice expire will |»* | She juufeed astonished' nnd burst out ■. held utZthe Court II«*U9e on Friday tbe । A STUDY IN KNOTS. indignantly: ■ "Apdrew Baker wouldn't first day nf-December next. Meeting I take 'No’ for nn answer? 'Ho—he kept will begin at 10 c lock and continue on and kept on till 1 just couldn’t say all the |lny. A full attendance is de- ' It -ignln. espi-einlly ns’’— Her voice llic nntjrtnte offences in 0 string by sired. trailed out. tying other’ knots Id tfee sumo string is . W. H. Schantz. “C»hJ" he exclaimed in h tone indica­ J. D. Benham. : a pretty feaj with-^hh-h'those tive of sudden., niuazed ynllghtenmenr. Pres. : cn: > leant It nxiy ukiuw* am! nt staring at her-its if faraway things had unexpectedly confronted blm also. Bom OF MRS. T. SMITH It is quite <-dsy. nnd 'there is .no trick' “And 1 flared up and sialk'etl off foj BROUGHT HERE. al*nut\t. a jcureful Mndy «>f. tbe goal, my dignity terribly insulted by Thursday night the luxly of Mrs T. compnnylng,^diagrams will imu? the little negative. I was ns v<im**itef! us a turkey cock and stupid ux a pig:’’ Smith, sister of Mrs. Wm. H. Stebbins ensy j<> leart the feat, whkb c,*u. He vhev.tHl a straw 'uwl ruminated petformwi w|th .i| ^ttiut cord or small ami ol Mn Margaret Bailey, w.ts ‘ |etigtblly iu n speaking silence. made, a- iu tin* brought to this city from Detroit where rojM*. A slmiic knot "But Lhuie attd l .were happy I she ili'-<l early, that morning. The first diagram] Bud th« the- wcund kaat Charlotte ar^Has||nRs Will ivJeet little different from on the^Fair Grounds and may need difii>*t«a"-.. : Thesame i>oisonThursday Afternoon. ftitaj: . cause the pain and Tta Charlotte Chariotie and Md Baatinga Hwtinp, high high uaiVR. • ' . hjit did it ever M,n . _____ ... .have B « jcffehi'K ’, treatment suited to Mwqp] fnj.t foot >isall teams will oc«3r ; , . - ; it not l>c right for you ? game at the fair grounds to-morrow w-urn^j- ■ v A RANTEE afternoon. It will no doubt be a good Kame. The two teams have had ope game which resulted in a>ie 5. to fl. V SERIOUS ILLNESS OF emwr. of Bam ^untJ, u critlc^b. ■« >»r botnv. a„d h|Jr recoven. £ ENFORCING THE LAW funeral took place from St. R<«m*\, ; !» made, foriilng wifey Js known as u church Saturday forenoon at lOo’clock. being conducted by RI\. Fr. Cunnwi-. 1 $2.20 the cwt. PERSONAL MENTION. or 40 P tor a bushel of good wheat. Ben McMurray went to Chicago yes- : tertlay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Myers spent ■ Sunday in Middleville. Miss Cecil Dickerson who has ' l»een ' quite ill the past week is reported no ; l»etter. . apparent irrelevance. "She wu.r n good woman. and" little Li.’zb i* just like CHRISTMAS GRAND OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS We had a World Beater record for business last year, but we are going to beat it this year. And there is no reason why we shouldn’t We are better acquainted, and the people know me and niy work better than' ever before. I am better equipped with all the newest and latest things in Photo Mounts, Cards, Folders than I ever was in the past. . t Look at the inducement I am offering. If this doesn’t bring business what will ? How else can you make so many beautiful presents for so little money? . FREE OF CHARGE With every dozen of my_____________________ BEST CABINETS yon will get the New Style, Handsome Life Sized Portrait FREE OF CHARGE. This life sized portrait alone is actually worth. $3.00 and sells for that. •. With the small size you get an extra picture mounted on a larger handsome mount—a pretty picture to keep. ’ . YOU KNOW WHAT YOU GET, WHEN YOU GET CHRISTMAS PHOTpS. THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. I will be at my.studio in 'Mi-l'Ib’vi'Ju- every THURSDAY, located in the Feigusoii Btiilding. west side. H. J. CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHER. MICH HASTINGS "Andrew Baker wns.as gtwAl u< tb« I •••*«'. aud I was happy with hint!’ sh. bristled. y.vnd my Andy i* ‘ Ike Ills fig e i ’‘COME 1K1WM UKKE. MBHI CX.AUK. 1 WAJH 1 ’’Maybe Unde'didn't try him.with a io.’ But lie's >»p' again-1 Her dad’s No’ nil right. I’m nu.t going to be rubIx-d ltri.v. Still”- He edutvmplatod her downcast fact*, and his own softenett. lie turned his back anti unconsciously whistled a few bars of an'old lovesong • they used to slug together. '’Look here. Josie Inga Is Baker. I’ve never been friendly with you since,• else I’d found out before-now that • things you’ve thought dead can come • to life. I guess tilings can Im* fixed for the children provided Look here. I’m going tu ask that question again, and ! I’m not .going to take ’No’ Cor nn an­ swer this- time: 1’11 ask it every time and everywhere 1 sec you. Josie, will’ you marry me?" , She twisted her fingers in embarrassmem. looking absurdly Uke Jiw- old time Josie to bls partial eyes, and fal- ' tered: -. “Well, of—of course, if you won't may be capped by one found In ’Tagrii From a Country Diary.” a book of sketches of English i-ountry life. A curate went one day1 to visit an aged parishioner, a small farmer, whose end was dally expected. Find­ ing hlm-ratber better on this occasion and propped up In bed, he proposed to read a chapter of the Bible to him. The sick man gratefully agreed, but paid scant attention lo the discourse because be was constantly fumbling under his pillow for some form «f edi­ ble which be mumbled with evident satisfaction between his toothless gums. At last the curate stopped reading aud asked blm what he was doing. Tbe old man smiled slyly. "Why,”.be said in a triumphant whis­ per, “they bak’t some spoonge biscuits a gear r?oy vunerai an' hid 'em tn the coopboard. but they don’t know as 'ow I vound ’em, and”-?with a senile tbuckk- of delight—"when I be gone In’ they come to InkF for ’em they 4 un't valnd none on 'em left!" < The most common forms of vertigo are the gastric and-the nervous. Gas­ tric v«*rtlgo Is sumetluiPH induced by a very slight disorder of tho stomach. Tbe patient may feel a sudden swim­ ming at the bead; objects may seem to revolve; be totters <nd perhaps falls. There may be nausea, falqtness. head­ ache, visual hallucinations-and buzz­ ing In the ears, but there Is no deaf­ ness nor any dnpger of a low of eonaciousness. Gastric vertigo Lr cured by treatment directed to the cause. Nervoiifez-'vertlgo .mny come ’from nervous exhaustion resulting from va­ rious causes—intellectual strain or an Immoderate use ot tolmcco, nleohfll or tea. The symptoms are much the same as In gastric vertigo They are felt strongly in nn elevated position—by the preacher tn the pulpit or tbe speak­ er on tbtf platform. As In gasttic ver­ tigo. the treatment must be directed to the cause. But patients need not few an attack ot ptiralyala or ot apoP,ex*_____ j ventwl the flow uf argument ami per■ suasion with which she had hoped to j convince him. ) Hile knew well that had lie but imag­ Miss Charlotte Dickerson is teaching ; ined the errand Upon which she wag In ' tbe Culver district in Yankee f 1 beut now he would have hastened, with Springs; • A F/G.3 Fig. 4 j shocked celerity, to frustrate It. Mrs. Helen Brooks will gu to Jack­ I Mrs. Baker ordinarily would not son toda> to spentl Thanksgiving with i «vw _______ » ; have meddled with the yougg folks’ HOW THE KNOTS A HF. MADF, Mr. and Mrs.’ Marcus Mahar. love affairs, but she could nut let her. disappointed world wan­ Mr. and Mrs. Milo VartArinan. of ) square- knot, as Jjown in tbe second BoU ; diagram. Tire nex| move H to carry den.r Wltboot mhkius ,.rerJ- |MMialb> , Grand Rapids, arrived here Saturday ’ tbe end of the cojd tnarkwl A down- rffnrt to UVert Jt lf tark were effort to overt it If Lizzie ,Clark were for a few days visit with friends. I ward t’srcriighi the first loop. Tbe third (.Qb|e tndls]>euiMible to anchoring ! diagram shows thetangle thuformed, hlm hta IJm1 „ ( . | . rk Scott Rogers and Claud Ferrel left ■ him to his borne, Lizzie Clark hB be mUBt mustl' I this moming/or Chicago tu witnes-. 1 and it D such:a tliarough tangle that to have- the girl must see that herself. Ftvv mding as you thu Michigan-Chicago foot l«all game. , TUB the rw«> rods VT The string woulu 1 She was, certainly very pretty and'. make B han! an4 euinpllcated’ knot, ^tractive. Mrs. Baker admitted to her ; yvant it. 8c the bag. Hubert CooiTcaine home this morn- • But the end: a of the cord .‘a now , le|f aH jjxjqe greeted her somewhat ing from Armour Institute.Chicago, to ‘, brongtif upo^er the outside uf the first 1 Hhvly tlUli Jliere was a wKtfnl appeal I aml „weet fntT thftt !n. i Highes: cash price for .spend the Thanksgiving vacation at । loop and H curried down throurfi th- j tbe mm4 home. • ;< second l<H?p. X'omtng uut in the «arne , dlcated plainly thnt-she wiu Unhappy. good milling wheat direction With tbe end B. as in the j -ab she deserve.* to lie If she will nm i There is u grimly humorous anecdote Fred Walker, a fellow student at Ann j , fourth diagram.^ Now. by taking bold , agsert beraelf and marry Andy, whether Elsie—When I grow up. mamma. I’m He—Then you will dope with tne. An Arbor,will Hferal bis Thanksgiving ;i et the two end* of the cord and {Uillhig ! St-th I’inrk consents or not!” was Mrs.' of the dying A’< rkshlrenurn who nsfcrd going -to l»e extravagant like yon. his daughter fo>- a slice of the hnm sbe vucatUa in Hastings as the gne*<tofi[ them tbe e.»ni mny be drawn out per- Huker’# rather vindictive inward comMamma —What makes you' think I'tn darling? She—Y-yes» dearest—but. oh. had Just reniuvi-i? from the stove and George, couldn’t we nt least send out fectly straiglit. the knots disappearing. ’ IllCnt. Roliert Cook. ’ extravagant? Elsie—Well. I’m sure Fve cards announcing that?—Smart Set ! Thia performanee “ay be made more 1 "Are you going to drive my itojr away ( was refus'd on the ground that “hatn’s bean! papa say so lots of times. not for thou; barn’s for t’ funeral," It . Katherine- VanVanlkerburg. Ed-J [ mystifying by iisklng a spci-tator to ! from In‘,. n„d drag me lu sorrow to the ' ward Goodyear. Robert Cook. Frank j hold both entls uf the cord, while ths , grave?” she demanded dramatically, Jones are home from Ann Arlwr for j ojwrator. eomtealing tbe knotted |>or- ' unconscious that her blooming personThanksgiving. j tion in bis hands.• rubs tin- knots out. ality was In ludicrous contrast to such I leaving tbe spectator In possession of ' a dire .|M*asibfltty. ‘ a smooth and unbroken string. I’ossl [ -ob. Mrs' Baker; what can I do?’ . Idy the spectator may follow the whole | Uuie <|iixvered. I operation so closely to he able.to : -Do.- You can spunk up: You are of j perform It himself on the first trial. I age. I eame on purfH<se to take you i but he will be apt to make a mistake away, and you and Andy will be mar­ I in forming the second loop and reverse | r|ed before arnybody- can Interfere and , । the twist shown in the second diagram. ; prevent it." — -Lizzie - • Thnnksgiving Dinner you will want the best I in that case no will succeed only In i "Did- did 'Andy nend’ you?" [ tying a knot that ________ _ will . be difficult to un- I panted,' pail® and frightened. “I wooof Fl < OKFECTIONS. NUTS and OYSTERS. I I tie after the attempt Is made to pull der nt It. for he knows 1 cauuot do It ( Live DM ’ i '.-1, fivsbe.-t stock ever brought into the city I the cord straight. I while father is mo set against It. Dhl i—:—' Andy send you?’’1‘1'iy all your wants. "Andy think.* you love him n great DOROTHY’S STORY.' Fine Line of Nuts, All of The New Crop. deni more than yon do. I fear. But yon i J can easily prove your love. Come, just j ' take the mutter In your own hands, j coups ctTonery^^ qpleK’yWld Jim ■■■ • way:••’’ • It’ii’■-■ the only . ■ ; “I can think • pretty I “How win !? -Fathur never, would j S!n>peoh tf» ih< “crowd" ow? iny, think a* quirk; as you.” cotue .to Het: lue nor lot me come home, • '"5: lid llluj BriUh. who was n< r<T to lx' Lizzie walled. “J .can’t. .Mrs. linger. I j TYt iitdo!!i- in autlhlng. The n ft joined can’t r* •Weil, you’d have Andy, wouldn’t | ■ thi t till IL was uioBr "bolux •rtng wouldn't you? ; ” than ia ything else. ! , .yon.- and be happy, ... TT» bow to settle Jt;" said i Why'should you care what -your, fn- j ___ did?’’” Mrs. Buber nrgtp‘«l. forget: i ux! Sue. Atkin*.’ ’Let’s «ee wht aui get I tiler that children tlng-llinl <:hilflren•’itsmiiiy i:«miHy nave have Hume. Home. up a eonneete.l story q^ekest witji the J ting Iffcera <n of.Ij affection affection tor for-their parents « and in I ■Words words all beginning b'giflnhsg with tue -tunr ikitcuis u« that u»«» । the jiewers V, r. jI other .... .. parents la-shles herself , riirrSt 2= j th< ‘ nlpl ’ ahc: lUj tlieir order-tlist is. the might, ZZZ I lue aipmiori iu.; uh THOS. J. BROOKS THOS. J. BROOKS ••• - - word■ to feegi, with. A. tlw next । wish to keep their children. , Th I flrat ' "Yt “Yes. ‘S. rd I’d have A» Andy. ,,v" ” ”n render tender bloom Ul with B. and sflt on."" cent bottles, and have a heavier suit .. .... . her ... face. "but. Mrs. Baker. the flooding Louisville, 1<v„ May 24, 1905'. All ngn--.!. Alas! .1Jim - Singisbn, . . st you any nnre to get a GARLAND ■—' great •mick thinker, didn’t hkve mure dunrt you think children care nt all for of hair than 1 ever had in my life. • riilld to buy tome ordinary make. When 1 ^i/tp ^....; five wo.xjs of lu* finished their parents? Father Is hanl about I also enclose photograph taken a Gentlemen: Billy EraUi <mly hs-l seven when this, but he always hn> been th© best­ nr < vi-ii- yo ...J j ge^ the acme of perfection | ai)<! aw bii • AiUjANir. -few weeks ago, showing the wonder­ DurolTty CJ:.rire vj-vj.l inr -piece of father a girl ?"er fend. I love him. I \ T.> I t\ ’ h iu •! Im 111]Lki I ’ T ’ !... A OAKLAND stove 18 a hand ­ ikn • wouldn’t be happy for thiuklng-of him | -Allow me tu say- a word endorsing 'iiiifm-tuTe. r ful results in a short time. l-amdl. <t<‘vourlyg everyj m. ■ iere atone and miserable. We are the remarkable merits of yriur Rexall • I take great pleasure in making" It will bekDtif ’ your home, and heat it as HT 4-i: Lar.! h*u Joppa. | ..:oubg, Andy and 1. Wo cun wait.’ And j thing Iterccl.’.’. g this statement to you, gentlemen; en­ ••93'’ Hair 'Ionic. ’ blit not leifrjf | knocking iiipnij MjIi .:.!' jeJans 'nearly I Pm hoping-Andy wiU nor go away My attention was called this rem ­ quaking ridcrl wivngcdorsing your great Rexall **93“ Hair when he reafhtes how It will grieve over. pursuing" utttfi ly •.a-ucr.ible I women you.” edy by one your clerks,-.pho guar­ Tonic, and will answer promptly all ■ . ly, lUI Mrs, ’Baker was touched, and In her ; anteed beyond question it would stop inquiries regarding it. Th'1 r---f r>:-« 1U< 1 -•! ■'Hlons of heart site approved. She said no inore. j ■ I am at present special agent of the my hair falling out, and also put my Ul varying ,r F’itlk>. lllty but they wen- nil so but klHswl the girl suddenly and went ' ’ Call and Sen Them at IT! scalp in Irialthy condition for new Western and Southern Insurance . ■m pk-aM-d with tile m-w game W»nt they out. But ahe was not giving home yet. kept It up for h gotrtl while, and used She would see Keth Clark nnd present | ' Company, 21-22 Courier-Journal Ofhair. L Ui n.iu It ever after when rainy wosther blm with her uplttlou of his conduct. I I hand vOu photograph Ixdore start­ flee Building, this city. other tr.uble«wup things made time spite of bluff and bluster. ing to use it, which shows me to be Imng heavy <*n itheir bands. She asked no questions as to hls Very respectfully whereabout*. If be wns.on the.farm ncarlv ball After using t*<» bottles ■he’would locate him. Finally she I satf derided improvement, so con-, In the Island';ef Jamaica there ta. n found him on top of a sh^d back of tho tinned its use. 1 have used *,seven 50tree that h greatly admired If «” via- barn nulling down shingles. She ntood A ? WaSS Ayer’s Pills. Ayer's PHIo. itors; hence id uame— travelers tree and watched hfit energetic movementt A L>X Ho Ayer’s Pills. Keep saying a few moments, seeing things vhlcfe It H similar tn the palm tref, but In seemed so far back in her life that shape h like a fan. • Thi. is a remarkable case—an exception to the role. We do not promise that “93" A curious feature of thia tree, to thnt they seemed to belong to another age. will nrow hair bn every bald head-bur we do guarantee, because we know,-that it will stop r its plumelike jeaves sway and bend "Come down here, Seth Clark. I with the-sun find the rain. In rainy want to talk to you;" she ordered al )»ur moustache or beard weather the leaves bend almost to the ajgutilui brown or rich black? Use Brr CM- or niMsms oafc r- »*»length. "Heart to heart talk, Josephine Iu ground, but in sunshine they raise gals Baker?” be asked, not at all sur themselves to their upright and more prised, having been obeervlng her out grn-efttl position. The effect is very curious, for tbe leaves of this tree arc of the tall of his eye. “Tee, or knife to kulfe. Just as yov_ immense. Any place of consequence In Jamaica ebooee.” she retorted sharply. •'Whst’i £as one or more of these specimens, the matter with my Andy?” "Why,' 1s be ailing?’’ He managed tc bat It is necearary to travel there for a right of them, forebay will not grow look concerned. She scorned his tri No. tn any other climate. * • ■ ------- TRY IT-------- TRY IT-------* * 1 BRAN Per ton $18.00 MIDDLINGS Per ton $20.00 Hastings Roller Mill Co BEFORE and Tiistnl^sgi-ving FTER USING FRED WOLCOTT “93” 1F3£1E2E’SE3E2E3E3E3E3 WLL SAVE T Ml m w r ■ 41 = YOU MONEY. m Hair Tonic m 4i 41s' W J.. ■ m m IT! . It will SAVE Your F el. LU m ul iu Weissert Bros nt tu layers riiipttcSrMsi RHOKINGHAM'S DYE Fred L. Heath & Carveth, 77 The BE8T 5 CEHT Gl*ar No 77, — �HASTINGS BANNER NOVEMBER 29. HK>L VIOLENT COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Sailors on l«nk .ometlmM Common council met in regular se tilrnun ll:«r iobnei-n. 11'™™ J«:k D»Uy. rf Hutl.nd, of unplew-; PHYSICAL CULTURE ml,rey nml mnnr mp-ulou. e«°rU' «• Hion Friday evening Nov. 17. ’ <®. ant and even muavory memory, was \ I rerete « toUvre T“ “ 'd Mayor Heath presiding. jailM^^hy the officers Thursday for; Bfr nj,,. tte teal tobacco antetlTho city schoph will close to-day for Prerent at roll call Aid. Barter. dronkenuess. An adopted daughter . Prof. Wm. K. Slximith, Well Known “ Tlirr awoke Irtel.r In pipe or the balance of the week. Brook,. Horton Hillon. tenU. Weioert lm«. te, — ■ walked from the Daily home to this ’ . . — ^aa ■>„.> jtrYiru.t Here, U*ed That Kind at MtatteorpteHote .nteHug rted ", „„ bOT the Eaton county Iks now entirely rid of city Wednesday night and complained | riot machines. Good fpr Eaton. Lowell. ’Ti.< Said. that Daily had pounded her and kicked i Some Charlotte buyer predirta 81,30 her when in a drunken rage. She Some of our readers remember Prof. re the steady price fur beans in the showed the marks of the brutal treat­ Wm. K. Sixsmith, teacher of physical near future. ment she d sheclaimtd had received. culture. At Belding last week, ao the The BANNER must have advertising It would seem ’as though something papers state, the Prof, used some of his line, tramimr. S.15: EJ. Slinjr. tcunliK nt, terr nnd |Kdl terfete >• •“» ».?»; E. L. Smitli. uamirw. 33.8..: lulou.d r.brn lb. limit H copy early in order to get out our 1G could l>e done tokeep Daily within physical culture with telling effect in Bert Ptek. Inter. .(«: C Bennett Ik- , These thlur» “moke — abominably -nJ ami page edition., ’ somewhere near the bounds of decency. settling a dispute about the pay for ■ter. U.7S: C. stronte. Inter. 10.31; 3. . the black fumes that they give forth ^Hastings merchants are well stocked physical culture with!one of hia pupila. Andcnton. later. 18.13: J. Sixterry. from the «>llor*’ mouths are alwa. s with holiday goods, and their prices Inter. 3.10: J. Rote. Jkltte. IJn: HOLLOWE’EN FREAK a business man of that town. The City Clerk 1’..■.laK’1 COO: H- *• Hirfn. ■ accompanied t-y «*“>" *n<l ,mPn^a' arc very reasonable. Hons. Ycf innny a des|>erate sailor OF THE WIND pupil got all kinds of punishment be­ supplies. 3.24; Lcitelt Iron "‘‘J** has smoked them In the hope of «pYou cau pay your rent fur IMG 217.40: W. Roush, labor. 14.04. U. | fore his frantic yells brought assistance. now. a» the tax; collector ia- now at Maynard, peaslng his tobacco hanger. Then tbe Prof dodged: but be rea]>- CobU iabur. d.l»: A. liberty to receivte it. jieared the next day. H*9 was im­ labor, 3.83: Lee Matthews .30; w. , Shifted Thing.* Very Unceremonious. Crates, draying. .30; M. Turner, dray-1 This lias been h record breaking fall mediately made a target for venerable ing. .30: W. Paustle. laU>r. .10; De-, - St Maurice. In SwltXurtand. la the for the sale of stores. ‘ Local dealers all ly Down In Hope and hen fruit and ancient vegetables. Phys­ troit Sheet Lead ‘Works 40.70; John: name of a little station on th? railway have had a big demand fur them. c „ i i that lends up the Rhone valley from ical culture of .tbe Hixsinith brand is Mate repairs . Barry. dieF. B.34: J. B. Gow & Co. MRW. • 'the lake of Oner*.- The place gets It” Send the BANNER t? your absent * F XV StebbiM now not in such jiopiilar favor at Beld­ Standard Oil Co. Ik 18: F. ". We thought the wind blew some in ing. „« Co 3 W K S. ‘ name ns follows: Maurice £» <*«■ friend for aChriktmas present. It will 100.00: Citizens Phon« Co. 3.1XJ: Fire -vr rectfnd H: command of the Tlietailc Hastings Friday and Friday night, but. Gamweli be a pleasant reminder all next year. Crowell, repairs .40: O—-C-I irglon, which the Rnffferor Maxlmlau from a report brought to this office The prosperity of the country is no Alann 10.00: SEES COMING mcrcbod over the Alps In A. D. 302 to On motion of Aid. Brooks the ac­ where better shown than in the scarc­ Saturday by Milton Nobles, living •just south of Cedar Creek in Barry, OF GOOD ERA counts were allowed. Carried Ayes. ' 3urll a rising In Gaul. At Octodurum ity of cars for shipping the farm pro­ ■'Mnrtlgnyi the legion, every mBn of that section mnst have, fared much Aid. Brooks. Barter., Horton. Hilton. ' "r’ duct and manufactured goods. ' which was n Christian, was ordered \ct worse. He stated, that the gale took Sentz Weisrert. • . :■ sacrifice to tbe Roman god* for tbe Pater Tindall -will hereafter ■>have corn stalks and blew them into the PRIEST SAYS ALL SECTS ARE Resolved that the account ot IL M. • atrs ot t”.'. i* not awpww. . sucre*? of the exneslltlon. Headed by choage of tbe LaBarge plant of the Bates <>f be not allowed. . UNITING AGAINST SALOONS Thdrnapple Ore And Electric Co. Or­ tops of tree*, and twisted hay and Gn motion uf .Aid. Brooks C......... .............. ‘.:L r. _:L the,same Maurice, they refuel, marched on io straw stacks into all sorts of shaj*t«. ’—«. Aid. 1 Agninmm <St. Mnuricet and there were was adopted” ss follow#. Ayes. AND BOSSES. son Skinner will look kfter the local c—decimated to enforce mibml*doD. Barter Brooks, Horton. Hiltun. Sent*. plant Rut they Still refused, and finally tbe Rev1 Father James M. Cleary, of Min Weisaert. ’ / . . , , Resolved that tte Smith eight rods remainder were surrounded nnd cut The Northwestern Lafe Insurance WANTS OLD RULE IN. HIS CASE­ ncapoljs. iu ah address before the Anti of Hanover Street re pHtted. rot be­ iown by the rest of the army. ‘ company sent James M. Smith, their , Suit baa been begun in the circuit Saloon] League at Indianapolis said ing used for'street punibres said street legal representatirte berejSLtfM) re pay­ court at Port Huron to test the le­ in part: “The Catholic church, as at that point crossing.' block 33 of the ■ gality of the -action last summer by ment on the policy of the late George an organized body, stands unalterably Eastern addition and jmrt of -aid Automatic cooking boxes were In the Knights of the Modern Maccabees opposed to the liquor business, and It block be occupied by said street, situ­ Preston in that company. requiring that members attaining tbe is particularly antagonistic against the ation at thi- jxxirit being >ncl. that, general 4ixe»among the Hebrews near„ will ..... never «,«. te — uwd ------ ----------------Al Slonu recently - dismissed it for street ---pur ly 2.000 ytttra ago. The Greek and age of 7H must be totally disabled and Sunday s'afoou. poses. and further that ir Im* sold to p„|-ttn writers frequently refer to from the Dimoi dale‘postuiiicc. plead iorthe sum of 1 without other income in order io draw ” .Tungate ------ --------------------..r #30.00. nr> , ih<>^ lQ .xlitiuri of -Juvenile.’’ for “Reform is in the very Air.’’ he de­ Fred guilty in the U. • S. district court at the lulllamount of their policies in ten clared,HVe see It in Missouri. in Phila­ On motion of Ahl. Hilton retno was example. Friedlander cites n runmen­ Grand Rapids tu issuing money orderannual payments. Previous to tbe delphia aud in New Ybrk. Municipal accepted and adopted a- follows. ' tator, who refers to "the Jews who a on credit. He paid a fine of ■$.*>• *>. and Aves. Aid. Barter. Brooks. Horton. revtiew hl Rattle Greek, age was the. wickedjritt-s is due. In a large measure lay before the Fabjisth put their Hilum. ;Sentx. Weissert Jtidge Wanty expressed .regret that he on<y requirement.- James M. Hughes, to an unholy alliance between unscrup­ The proposition of the Thornapple viands hot Into the rooking box** tbe . couldn't give hint a heavier dose, but pots being covered with napkins aud had to be satisficld with the limit nn- of Marshall, asks that the court com ulous political bosses and liqUofr dealers. Electric Light '& Gas Co. for ligring wrapped abaut with hay, so that they presented. peluthe members of the society to pky Thesp alliances have been broken in street* der tbe law On motion of Aid. Brooks same was may hare warm f.o>ri *»n the Sabbath.” hls! policy in ten annual payments as varioud places by the people. referred to Lighting Committee. CarThe three weeks old daughter of Mr. would have been dune before the rule The day. is not1 far distant riP-L ' and Mr<. C. ffi. Maywood died wai changed. The plninters tend Of Geo. M­ when Catholics and Prbtestoms. lews "I notice," ‘■>teerv<d Tutfold Knutt. i Heed as principle and Win. Olney re Wednesday night of jjvhooping cough. aud Gentilrs will work together fdr "that people don’t paj no taxes on the I surety, in the snm of wys preThe little one contracted , tbe malady NO WONDER HE WON’T GO HOME the comm.>n good.” wenteil. . . costH«M things tbey> got.** soon after her birth and though every­ "How’s that?” grunted Ruffon WrafOn unition of Aid. W-. issertsunm was A Missouri woman recently rushed thing possible wreldcjnip to relieve her. ••Well, fr instance, if you wnx wuth accepted. Carried. • into a telegraph office and informed TAKE YOUR CHOICE IN •Moved by Aid. Hilton that council even a milllou you woukln” have to it all proved in vain. The community the operator that her husband had SURE SIGNS OF WINTER. adjourn. Carried. | pa> nothin' on tbat. peach of a nose is deeply grieved ever this affiiction gone to St. J.ouis to get a banner for: ■' r Jas. M. Patten. ' you’ve gut."—Chicago Tribune. • to Mr. and Mrs. >jaywood, and they the Sunday school, but she had for- i It is raid that muskrats are not tak­ City Clerk. ing much 'pains with tlieir housaa thin have tbe heartfelt Sympathy of all. The gotten to tell him how large the banner year, which is a sure sign of an open ■burial occurred iFfiday, i-onducted SHOW THIS TO YOUR WIFE. was io be aud the inscription to be winter. It is said that the white .arctic . Nell - Mrs. CloaeleJgh is getting up a by Rev. Trott. ' said-Henpeck, ” the thing f»lr to help e. poor widow pdy her placed upon it. She then wrote a tele­ owl has ben seen as far ‘south a- Indi­ The body of Florence E^rb Mead ar­ gram containing the needed informa­ rent. Be’.le-rI didn't know Mrs. Clooethat impressed me most in Egypt was ana thisj year, which is a positive in­ : ielgb was su pbikuithroplc. Nell—She rived in this cipy Friday monring. It tion and handed it to the operator. It dication of a severe winter, re these the mummy <«f one of tbe ancient [ hm't She ow • Uh1 house the |>oor rilould have reached Hastings Thursday read: “My dear James, Savoy Hotel, St owls ordinarily remain in the arctic re­ queens. ’ ’ ! widow lives m.-I’hilBd-!phln Record. night, but wre carried past Jackson to Louis; Unto ub a child was born, eight •What was remarkable about it? gions. Now there you are; pay your Detroit, reaching the local station on feet long aud two feet wide.’’ The money ;ind take your dhoice. Mean­ ■ The fi»rt that they could make her ANXIOUS MOMENTS. the '8:8! train Friday, 'the funeral husband is still in St Louis and It is time doa’t let the coal pile or wood dry up and stay that way. ’ took place from the borne of Mrs. rumored that he isn’t coming back. pile get too low aa the months are apSome of the most, anxious hours uf a Rachael Erb. mother I of Mrs. Mead.. Regulates the bowels, promotes easy mother’s life are those when the little proachiitg when we should have winter, natural movetnnts. cures constipation ones of the household have tho croup. Friday afternoon. jatj2 o’clock, being ENOUOH TO FOUND A HOME. and in a31 jfrobility will get one. . Doan's Regulets. Ask ybur druggist There is no other medicine so effective conducted by Rev. TrotL Interment ‘ ‘When Mr. Casey died he left all he in this terrible malady as Foley’s for them. 25 cents a box. . in Riverside cemetery. She left two had to the orphan asylum.” Hoqey and Tar. It is a household There is no possession Without ap­ favorite for throat and lung troubles, children, a son who has been adopted • ‘Indeed. that was good of .him. preciation. The foolish faith that clings to a and as it contains no.opiates or other by John Mead, and a little daughter What did he leave?” Saints .are inore than pickled serm­ false position is the forerunner of poisons, it can la- safely given. For who will live with her grandmother. * ‘His twelve children. ’ ’ sale by Arthut* E. Mulholland. ons. failure. JACK DAILY AOAfS' | RATHER Making a ringer In tbe pitching of nnnita mnat have bectAa part of tho training which made ttak English long bowmen *> terriWe in siege that by gauging the distance and taking the lay of tb<- wind they could rend up a deadly volley at tbe exact angle to drop their arrows with ■destriK-tire force Into the heart of a iM-letigucrvd dtv. Getting the lay of the wind is the •first thing to bo learned In the noble art of pitching horaeahoes. If the wind be contrary, tbe nicest cab culntlona ns to everything else will t-e In vain. It is only a supreme master of the game, a daaxllng genius In Ita mathematics, who enu piny against the wind—that i» to say. one who. If the wind be from tbe east, cam by throwing nt exactly that degrv olf an oblique angle needed to make It meet the wind full at the point opposite the goal, may hope to have It carried to the right spot -St JLoula Globe-Demo- You Look Yellow The trouble;is, you, IivcA Jfck. One of ,ts prod,-*. bl!c’,, “overflowing fcto your Hood. ” You can’t dige 1 your food. Tout appetite !r, po,^ suffer dreadfully fam h.’,™ ache, stomach ache, dixii. MSS, malaria, conrlipatfa. etc. What you need is nota oose of salts, catfhartic water or pills—but a liver imk tbinri aa.ae-u Native servant* • In . Indin have the generally desirable, though Bomctlmes Inconvenient, virtue of the Chlneee— doing exactly as they are told. The trouble Im that they seldom une judgmeat. . Lord Roberts during a campaign tn India bad ordered his man to prepare bls bath at n certain hour. One day a fierce engniremant wa« going on. but the servant enude bls wny through n ■term of bulkna and -appeared ct bls commander** wide.•Sahib,” said be. "your buth ready.” Even a better «tory comes from an unknown soldier who wns awakened one morning by n-eilng the servant of a brother officer pulling at bis foot. ' “Sa’ilb.” whispered the innu. -sx hlb. wlmt cm 1 to do? My master, mid me to wake hltq at half past ft. but be did not g ' to Isid till 7.” । j ; . j | | ■ People Know Thls great ®edi j-|.. the sick liver. ItpU-i: renews tbe appetite. t • dears the ‘brain ar J ftatlon. It Is a true med Id 4* and kidneys, and rtf.1; digestive fiinctfons. At alt dealers in 25cpackazts. 4 nenes, V coostj- YOUR THE BRINK IS NEAR. Few Masting.*; Thedford’s Black-Draught OVERCOAT How should b Every time you neglect backache. Allow the kidney* to U<coiue clogged. Fail to cure urinary disorders. You get nearer to tbe brink uf Bright’s disease. Doan’s Kidpev Pill* will save-you from danger. • Proof of it in Hastings tectimuny. George Hubbard, night operator, and' station agent on the Michigan Central R. K.. living on Broadway, says: "I i)ave suffered for months with a dull aching pain in the small uf my tack. I tried to get rid of it by using household remedies. but I was unsuccessful. I had my attention called to Doan s Kidney -Pill#, and thinking .they might benefit me! procured a box at Arthur E. .Mulhol­ land's drug store and took it. This I willingly say. Doan’s Kidney Pills did me a lot of good. I have no hes­ itation in recommending them to the citixens of Hastings as a remedy of merit' ’ For Sale by all dealer*. Price 30 cents. Fuatar-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United State* , Remember tbe name Doan’s - and take no other. most nut t! ad- i\FITi YOU t. ■is made to :: •1 same bmjd. auc wih, i ‘ready anxde \>.n ii u ‘ 'particular make ■ thousand tihus.' .‘ j Let me-tajKv yer.-; n.|. n new overcoat. I :w:i| to FIT YOU. 1: u — ^,K BETTER HEAR ULI ,LI’ at ran Price $20 and up I ■ pay at a sure: ■ My a i:t • C. E. LUNN, FIRE TAILORINC HASTINGS. h.hCH. FOLEYSnOKWAR CHIDESTER & BURTON’S CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS Don’t wait till the last week to buy your Christmas Presents. If you do you cannot have as good assortments to choose from nor the same attention to your wants that you can have when a store is not crowded with shoppers. husband, son, brother, best fellow or any of your relatives or friends. Neckwear Four-hi-hajffis (wide, medium, or narrowj .'. A scots (plain black, white or fancy; 25e.50c.$l50c. $1.00 50c Treks (the aliready-tied tie)...... 25c. Band bows for the standing collar or without band for tbe turndown kind String ties (small or large) Boy’s tecks for the turndown collars... Children’s ties, all kinds............ ................ 25c 25c 25c 25c Gloves Below is a list of good things for presents for your House Coats or J ' Smoking Jacket-- OVERCOATS , Make presents tKat are remembered for a long time. from our stock? W’e have some very fine ones. STEIN-BLOCH Why not make a present of one of these guaranteed not to soil the linen collar . . . $18 and $20 Clothcraft Ones $18, $16, $15, $12 and $10 Fur Mittens $2.00, 1.50 One of those $16 suits, “Clothcraft” make, would also be very acceptable to lots of men Our line is large and also contains suits at $20, $18, $15, $12 and $10 that are well worth the price asked for them Fur lined bands, cloth lined j-n . bandfl In all the new shapes Dvc to I. DU Plush Caps. ... Si to 1.50 Best quality of seal akin in the eon College shape.............. •................... $20.00 With roll or slide band $22.00 to 25 00 ' Underwear . Ah grades from the 35c fleeced fined garment to Boot’s Tivoli (AnathdlMn An wool) at......... ....L... Sdi.UU We show the most complete Hub of UNION SUITS in the county at prices from 75c to $4.00 per suit. Our 82.00 suit is uneqa&led. Jewelry We have just received this week, a line line of Scarf Pins and Cuff But­ tons, some of the rfewest designs on the market. These always make accept­ able presents. Children’s Buster Brown Sweaters, t(( put on like a coat, made with belt Others buttoned on tbe ahonl- 7~ c', qt der or with roll neck..........to '• 1 * Umbrellas Silk TUteu, Silk Correll.. Silk «'"1 with plain box wood, tri in reel wood :• <»’• (plain or trimmed) or gold handle . Suspenders This year we fully sustain our reputation for the elegant assortment ayd rich designs that * we have always carried In these goods. Prices $1.00. 1.25. 150 and 2.00 A Une Ho. Of ,be -Bnll Dog" kind u Sweaters Fnr $4 SO we ' can show you a 1 or equal.to anything we h had to sell at 86.00. Others at (The latter one just received this week Every one guaranteed to be all wool and to give satisfaction to the wearer. Caps ‘ ■; > $4.00. 3.50. 3.00 uni down to $1 00 Fur Gloves with large gauntlet $3.00, 2.50, 2.00. 1.50, 1.00. Fine kid or Mocha gloves silk 1 cn 1 or fleeced lined or unllned. «P^, l.DU, 1. Golf G1ot«..< 25c. 50c We have jutt'rectfiwd aline liner( t-a .. Felect from bS. (. ’ 50< $1.00, 1.50, 2.00. 2.50.3.00 «-• 6’Mi Suit Cases ot $1.00 to $8.75 CHIDESTER & BURTON � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-12-06.pdf 92519bb70e4a3b3fc5b3dbbba3641c41 PDF Text Text people Look V the Banner for Auction Advertising. fini: ‘I' YEAK. •w ’“liver’t “« into *>«■, you heac(_ dixxi•tipation, * is not a He water tonic •hi 1’8 tight 1 gently on the blood, es consti■ sick fiver es all the It. Heines ip ' V o u. LTcoai is and trit, garment U. blit -it of your have 4be du buy a • fit your nee in a wore for make it an any idy made it can. nly aflt. have to MN «>tar J-HE HASTINGS BANNER We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers. SIXTEEN PAGES ■I. 1905, BARRY CO. TEACH­ WO i ROM [AR AWAY SIAM wm_ ERS ASSOCIATION Room Next Seturdev ro IMPROVE MOR AES Of CHILDREN PAGES 1 TO 8. NUMBER 32. HAS RESIGNED HIS POSITION BARRTOBITY ACRI CULTURAL SOdEirS CUSTMEBS (IWRLtS ftllTM 10® HMD --------, At Ionia. Dr. Clarence Lathrop Will , “ • M. Matthews & Co. Prepared to GuarFine Program. Resume General Practice A MOST EXCELLENT PAPER REAU • antee Supply of Fine Long Lake • , ANNUAL MEETING HELD IN ™,s I 0»- Tewhet.' Axroci.tiot, before the Pomon a of Medicine. kc Next Summer. I aNN.SOn ANO BERT COATS ' aLKER. will hold their meeting in the high Alter over, 11 ol «x«®e Dt «rv, CITY SATURDAY grange. M. Matthew, 4do. bar. .» aouonro. JA,LED BV OFFICERS . rehool room in thia city next Saturday ice ■MHbtut pbjtf clan at the luniu LAST. ment in this issue regarding the ice I SEEKING LIGHT, , DCO ItlH' "’“‘on" beginning «t nine o'clock' Asylum fur the criminal insane. Dr. GIVING LFnA aplendid progrun ha, been ore-I busincfis for nejt season. They are ■ AT CARLTON CEN­ Clarence Lathrop, ron of Dr. E. H. completing an ice bouse 200 feet long, । Tn TUt - pi||r.r S' \AL EXPERIENCES l-ntf lot Ibis meeting. Hon Patrick; Lathrop, of this city, has resigned his which they will fill with:Lung ialre ice. ' ' U 1 nt TER MEETING position there, the resignation to take LIST OF OFFICERS ! G- Kelley, state aniwriuten'lent tf pub- i That lake is spring-fed and produces OF FENTON’S DEATH .? . „ “c inatruction. will la. present, and . THEN ELECTED. effect January 1st. Dr. Clarence has there and Many deliver an «d.l trow He I. a fine educa­ the cleanest, clearest and best quality I With the r-' , By Mrs. Elizabeth Rowiand of This had a splendid record as a physician via:i 1, of ice. They have built for • a large . A. ’■ ’ t thal Country tor and excellent and very entertaining I Fenton Was a Middleville Painter. at the Ionia institution, and'it v«».-' wat; Also Financial Report of the Last businttBt. but have arranged with the City. Every Parent Should public apoaker. Prut. Geo. Waite, ol 1 with regret there that his services were Kalamazoo Ice & Fuel Co., v hich has Empty Pocket Book Fouad tbc Knlamuxoo Normal College will i Fair. Society iri Good terminated. It alro gave him an ex­ t Read and Heed H. a big ice bonne pt Long lake, fur all Ike.lawn now. alao be imearaL Not only teacher,: cellent practice, and tla* opportunity ' Ne r H's Body. Condition. they shall need to supply their custom­ My experience has----been that— to a i k. from the lint all Irrentb, cd the public whovla are -- ---—imof further advancement in his eflosen ; ers. and they guarantee to do no. See I Charges Fenton was found dead in an ing. on thia | invited. . prove thd inoraiity ut a child, it ia life-work. He will take special courses : The annual meeting of the Barry 1 i^vi ♦ ■ • —wan. «111 lUKe speenu courses ; outhouse near tl>e St. James hotel at <*X1- tu .the —■ I. M ---------- •------ ----’ j ; nest " to notice it* .faults —.ar, a,as little as in special line ot work in both ChiraA, . county Agricultural Society for the their adv. .boils . ••* -welM' M E. E. LADIES CHRISTMAS SALE I ■ P°M>We. P«w«ble. .but never to to let lot ajy an- upj<ropi-cr- amV^ew York, and will then seek a i , Middleville ‘ Friday night. Charles • LADIES CHRISTMAS SALE but never antV^'ew York, and will then seek ■ > election of officer.' and directors was NEXT LECTURE Annisoh and Bert Cohlh of tfliit town a large’number ut । Methmlist Metlnhlist ladies Udk* Christmas Christmas Sale at nt i *tun,l-v *’Ts lu rwognize a virtue. It location for the general^ practice of i held in the court room on Saturday COURSE NUMBER, are-fn jail here, pending an investiga'' 11*»L commencing' at 1h o'clock and oid . ’ setting them ! the after- ’S iU ti7esW censure and t medicine. Dr. Lathrop is a young j1* the church church parlors parlors on un Tuesday Tuesday after“How’d' you like the concert?” tion of the cause of Fenton’s death. . ,*.w walks. When j noon und evening Dec. 12 beginning at I ;ll‘it much mufe may be done man of splendid ability.a hard student1' ngHU .. ’i at one o’clock.- While’ there , , . ..... - •" ■■’pmuiu uuuuy.a nam student . . . .. ! "Yes, so did I” “Weil, they say tha> i The three men had Ixxin .together all were 2323 memebertdnp tickets sold, t . ike, l)o and thoroughly , . -.jurtlukv jlnu will i half past two. Fancy and useful art- by v numurugwut *• dilldrofi ...In love with -hi, work. Ill --------- r is just great, and her day Friday and Fenton hid been drink­ there tvi'Fi. unit' nlwtnt “ IUY v““ “ ouuf * more cartful to ekproa. and will win au.ro™ ln it without' ? “ . —„. . .ilk u. -rljoy. At । idea, Japanese china, Petoskey baa-: wnll: bolhg , r w„lluU i: entertainment is something way up. ! ing heavily. Fenton wa4 seen on the .................. nnliatinn ,. An ,i,.™a . t__ Ir« : __ ... _ . ; for utucersjin other ^vords alxiut one in 'am-, is un orange j keta. all kinds of baked goodi. home ; JOI,r MWl'ation of fcodrt conduct, than question. His eleven.years of work at I — mean go — too.” “Yes only,*1.25 f ” i street about H o’clock jn the evening. — to o•ml •mmll oranges. If ’ made candy and hot coffee and dough- T°Ur ^‘^’proval of the reverse. Noth- ■ Ionia have l»en much service to him ’। 4U. This is not as it should be, but is buys* a Mason ticket now. and 40 cents but an hour later his liteiess body was • ■ ’ we can enjoy । nuts will unite to interest the public. ■ 0,01 N more discouraging to a j >« preparing for a larger field; hut the!’.probably -as well as may be expected, a reserved scat for all the rest. Oh found. He was known to have had be­ on• ; time came when an official position of’I for i c is nut to be looked for that men well, you ran get a. single admission .. uroi-.i nthw.e else else can. can. Dr. Dr. i Those Those not not sending sending articles articles to to Mrs Mrs. . ch . ‘ld than incessant iaultfiuding ----- --------- vj — tween *40 and *50 in the afternoon. II- R. r> Cook . . . or Miss Gertrude Smi th :I the tl’‘uart irt i<ff the parent. ti ... ­- tlu., ch.racter . . ronld .. r«^’^titfy-. . . ....... ---------------, any “n •» »«,'h «• !■' m was to return JI W. Hardly for 50 cents, and one for Mary for :<5 When found his pocketlxidk was lying ‘"j”'*"" “1«U th.-1 aml.itioua min In the vary prime of l ” * •>,• ' ,,nl'“ th“* “ . .. i- Ins work more ‘ lifefore Tuesday morning please rood I *h“* c“n cents, if she ’goes to school. Friday An the floor by.his side empty, while ■ dnpKltiw of the child. ; Hie. but it hm made au excellent »t«i.- ' •’"•'■“M ■“* ’IMvi*1 intormL There e. Wd' shall try I to the church. night? Yes. no Saturdays or Wednes­ there was but four cents in his ixxiket. There uro two groat motive, iotlnenc- I pin« atone to higher thing. i ,0"' **’7"'' ri, il g«>od shape • for ' days you know.. so John can probably 'A Ntnall druggist's vial lay on the floor ! ilMg h..m.n action, bop. and Io.r: ami ' „Krank Prl«' °' B' Vfil“1 - lust xnisaibn letter near the pocket book.' The theory of who would not preter to have the child Were Jud«e' ot Tb» go with you. Good by. Bing off’” ।iM has iieen raised the officers is that his'liqtaor bad been’ ■ ■ election- of the drugged for the purpose of robbing him r x ■ and t£at the drug had caused his death .d '■ ‘r Bangkok. We Fenton was a paper hasger and dec­ <- nearly all the funds ; orator by trade. He was about 40 years """' ’-ti'SSl . .ii-MnatfH of Mr. Boon chUdrtir^owtfl. tftd .re tfwayarou. " VHtHlLL/ rremurer —W. H Merrick. , .. ov mi,, , rait.it>.-, tun | of age and.lived with hisisister in the • st school in Ameri- ADVERTISED IN THE BANNER imiring ' } ■ I Directors—J. E. Ijike. Nashville; them when they sve anything j village. He was -said to be a heavy ,j*e» •M..m to have all । amiss, thfey l»ecvm» dfararaged and ■ IN THANKSGIVING CONTEST WITH 5jn?r *^1 rvtoTand " *11 Krone' THIS WEEK.X PLEASE NO‘--------- ”-------------- ’ MADE SUPER- ।,drinker 141111 saloob Kcqiers had been . for a hit and then Il/L, BY ONE*OF VI' THE I lid -3Vt-CKIhbtapp, ou.lttmrH.nH rounn. | Thia’ I. an HxcJltot IM of oBic.ro. > uuunppy .;. their ineir di.po.itio.,. uispoNitions bee™,. benime; instructed not to sell liq ior to him. a- - nr. as ail the tice the dates. CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL VISORS REGARDING COURT • hardenedj and at last finding- that, i His condition Friday was subject for : The hoard wish । Mr. bbeldon has served for many years 1 ELEVEN. I whether they do well or ill, they an* I remark. • ‘ . HOUSE BASEMENT. as a director and member of the execu- j ' there is some one equally fduud fault with, they then Both Fenton and Annis m, who is a . live committee. His unselfish, loyal, i .-- lint the responsibility SOME GOOD SALES widower, and has done time fur robI relinquist| the effort to please and be-; hard work torlhe fair is appreciated. , ojiorCQTQ tA/nMCXJ’C SCORE and that^n-r^lation u. shown by hi. ^bbEblb WOMEN b ARE ANNOUNCED come heedless of reproach. . 1 THE < bery, are posted in thu Middleville . : < ! whether they m: < | There is a great difference in chil­ WAS 17 TO " practically unanimous election to the i WAITING ROOM ■ Sttloon»’ >t is thought Coats may,have ir M C. A. workdren. They cub not all be taught ur.i furnished the liquor. • | presidency of the Society. He sut-peeds ■ ini-sionaries have their LoLs of Live Stock. Farm Tools, and ^er WU11, principles. Never-theI As won as Fenton’s y was found, 1 James B. Benham, whoso severe illness I ouuict LMjiiuuiu, hbiw luness, . „ __ ..... ... «• shall have,another to tar . j le?<y they, are all quick to recognise Charlotte Seemed to Have All the | ..blip, him ~ w■ ’give - ” up ' the proiiion be " I doctor was »««"•«« »■ C°u" "<>“»• « «" .«gn»»«t.ou by . ••Other Articles Too Nymht-r-.-. Bangkok’s 60,' a friend who ha» their interest at heart. . made. who pronuuced thj ■death dne to Best of It and Won By Bet­ i filled so creditably. The elation of Be a Great Convenience in erous to Mention.'* iv <1 just such (a Homq 1 alcoholism. It seems st Ange that the Children are self .conscious: they are ' ! Messrs. Schantz and Merrick comes as ter Team Work. help them. Time of Crowds. • sheriff and coroner were . DlDOtifioiio ; awkward at a certain tune in tbeir' - > the .... reward ,V CWL..V for aaat.. their faithul, effective ..- are planning to Hastings and Charlotte high school { service in promoting the interests of One of the supervisors modi' a sug- j •n official ^investigation | could1 have ROBERT GRAY 1 lives; audit doesn't improvt them any - -ini • veiling for the Robert Gray. living'on see. 8, Carl- to tell th^m^how awkward they are. , elevens contended for grid-iron suprem- the Society. Two men could not work gestion to the BANNER.wbidi we lx- been mad’’ at the time. :• We under■ nd-mt-. at the services. ton township, one m*h- east, and une I They will get over it quicker if we acy at the fair grounds Tiairaday after- harder or do more id their respective | ,ieTC merits consideration, for it fe , "tand the body wn-. turned over to an scht> The mile soutii of Freeport will have, an J do not chjwti*ws them for (t. But be noon before a splendid crowd. Char- , place* than these two. The . detail I based on public need. On many Satur- | undertaker who had already used em'Thursday » a Auction aule. As will lx? wen hy his i sure to recognise the first dewr move lotte won bytH score of 17 to ft. There work falls largely on the Secretary.and . Jays, and on every day of the county j balming fluid, so that a chemical, test ^:aint-<- and in several Auction sale advertisement in this is-' and praii4 them for it. They will do were some who were uncharitable that he has given it careful, effective ' I“’r* at>d at any time when there an* *o verify the suspicion that Ffhton met • !..;W' waited £ Jays sue, Mr. Gray’s sale will commence at j theirl*stjto repeat it and in a short enough to iusinuute that the Char- I supervision is proven in every way. ■ crowds in this city there is great need । bis death through dope Iput in his . „*.m Thursday. 12 o’clock -sharp, therefore everyone ■ time thdr awkwardness will leaVh lottv high school must have some juohl of ail by the splendid suevewt of I i°r ® public waiting room, for women ( whiskey is nuw quite diftihalt. who attends it should aim to. I* on them. Eilery effort at self -iinprovr- pretty venerable attendants if ail the j the fair. In »he financial depart and cMklren. Tin*..-mpervuior Hugged 1 It wms very evident fhat Fenton | -’.er on the Pacific har.d promptly ar the hour name*:, ment create- a desire to advance high- members of. the Charlotte team were nient, they have mutual checks upon ■ that one of theviwant rooms in the «>»urt j . «*bb«L Whether his death was ; till they reached the Thcre bOrgoo-i list -of -stock, farm : er. It is the same in sinful or tm- actual members. But referee Rogers ■ nv another and tbeir aero.ant. a|Uair h»“— l«aement he ro arraogrei that tl"-"'" «hLik.j or «rme .ihig |>tit into of, the local team* said that he bad : with . acb other to a cent. . H be made into such a room. We under> ,1h * whiskey is a problem fcr expert ’ -h.« took a cold and implcments. produce, and houwhuld I moral habits. They need to correctMttlr. The kloetors Iductors are That it pays to run a fair decwntly i stand that in other county seat towns ‘ chemists to settle. rv illy She fainted effects tu lie sold and a-** th# days are d in the right way. not Co mwit not knowledge nur did he know of rung; pning the matter . ftilly. fully. An­ anyone wno had. that the Charlotte! i^ahown from the financial statement in Michigan a room in the courthouse investigating ■: ihi*y reach«.*U To- getting short it will keep .W. H. • reeerttment. Coat’«s >action lS®n sj» bad ,uul record and C*^ • . a wheeled chair Coocb, the auctioneer busy. As will i The avtirage child in nearly all caws team had any but actual Charlotte high . uqth receipts for rents and privileges *» utilized lor this very purpoer and it I “------„ great convenience to the public. leaving Middleville fastfned suspici .,-’ y bud reached home lie seen by his auction, sale advertise-! is easily ted- The essential thing is school students in their nunrtier. He jOf almost |8ftft. It pays a society as it ! ,s- a Jn ol th,> the Rurrv Barer <*nnntv county rnii court “P0" <b>™ " «ui. *1 °' li.l say . too that <Charlotte 'l ari..,... won L. i'j m... ! i .1...... .. en.... In ’Icaw ’liKt* iif >. al! tlieii jsJuple. she , ment. fir. ynr. uary :j jm-ai ,iu »»v hm «*h w,,vv.», v™. . ■did beraiiw does a ____ man_... to lx* .1. decent, andi ..not Gary oners offers ms his 4u 40 acre inrni. fahn , ium that uh they dw «led in the right direction bom« it would not cod much io tit op ■ "<■>«• robbery or goa.ibly the . l.tu was delirious j fo*r ,alrtttn<i anyone desiring to purcimM-' to ewivinie them that disobed>ei.cy is I they played better foot-ball than the ; cunrage demoralizing things. Mich al nx>m. The luuement ha, l«n ; '• kin H o( Fenton', life liy drugEin« . . । 'uut»r *ui*r hi*ti hiai a vmv very ij a place...,™over. _ g(yxl —. 40 ... should --—>a look i..«u this ..i— T. ! not courage: that aping the question- ! local eleven, whose work was Kidly We publish below the treasurers b it recently cleaned up and put in ' ’ I* liQU'w. The tbn*v wen1 together a w s rej able practices uf older perrons i< tyd ! liuii.; off colof. Udng bap-j'iially |»or in team ' statement: . r m r here la-1 Wednes- Re>d Mr Gray's advertisement.' re­ order The court liouM oow ha, water «“»> d-1 Friday aftornobo. Fen'.on and.lie on band day BECKHTM.' . large number were j menib*r the» date and h_„ | mahlinesai:'and that to defy restraint ■ work, the individual .work of Hums; and K-wer connrotioM. It would be drunk, and the other two with promptly at at 12 12 o ’clock. 1 is not smart, and to ignore advice is and Bidelman and the puuting of I! promptly o'clock. ’* but little espeiire to rot in the plumb- h'“ *nd "wmingl)' not indicated. ’ ---------not a sign of wisdom, and they will Lambie being the features of thie Iwnl - miking a jew dag | • Ing and m»ke the other change, need Dcpnly Sheriff Leon VpaVelaor ol eleven’s work. »»«•> ticfcrtjsuld . . ... ■ ■ Dr. Walker fjas had | uas uau MYR1CK CURTIS. nut continue tu fall victims of sire ed to fit up the room and we are eure Middleville iirnmed Anniron at bi. At the end of tbo first bait the m-orv I Gr«'.j*htai>d . ' Wir >'”:?:g it for sewiral days I Myrick Cnrtis. who lives on the j A very helpful Im’bit for children is the taxpayer, ol Barry, county would borne Friday night. He arrerted Coat, m,i.. . k . down . James Townsend farm on tsec'3. Host- I to carefully guard their thoughts while waa S t.. « for CbarluUf. In th., bull | gj" getrir : me for onr ttr^p ’ be Kind tn have the board o< aiqair- •• •*>" Monday, and brought him to ie ■ is spfi-k ingM township, two miles west of Coats j their bends are first lying ou the pil- the. Hastings, team once had the ball th.- ri* Hio.gkuk. ’ She visor, rote to do thi, at the January I th* Jad.bero that evenir.ft It can be ... pauit au<l {(iro^e. has decided to quit farming. . low for thie night; for the first thought- <down at the Charlottes’ 25 yard line, | HxrEXDITt'itt>. rw-.oii. We l«>pe they may. | “'Mr wanned that the ofiteer, will go w> now ; ■ •*. be the jpretti^t I ant] wjH have an auction sale. W. H. on awaking are oipally a continuation . but failed to kick goal. The Char- p.-rmlcm »r i .. .. . ..ft --------------------------to,the bottom of the affair, and if they ” ”. . the .• :v»-r. W4 all have I Couch’will act as auctioneer. The sale ; of the thoughts 1-efore falling to sleep. ; Ilotte team playbd a fajr, gentlemanly , HASTINGS WOMEN’S CLUB t1b*' 'A”' r“> - i *w in ord^ to »-nier I wni conudMice at -10 o'clock a. m. | To awake} and find the good night I;game, and they won on straight foot-1 J’ernuuirat improvement <m» n A* >4 I ‘ snsed Eentuu s death, they will secure . :;v.-r. All beats are , Hharp, and a lunch will 1c served at i thoughts Covering like an angel who• liall playing. ki7 '.u ' . ' all the evidence obtainable to fasten । llaUnd'* on tian<1........................... if’er the fir-l uf Sep-. ! noon Mr. Curtis has a good list of had been keepingguard while they i I ----------------------------- i—I Vupatd prrml iniN.......... AT 40 as sn j Two 1>aPcrs an<1 Thanksgiving Music ' the crime on the guilty party or parties. _______________ 1 upali senwtal orders .. -11 J** « : • way of increasing । horros. cows, calves, and other live ! slept is i bright outlook fi»r a new FeatUrCS of Friday’s Rtarrv ntv Ians Iwaren T-awa .ffrnm rroro Barry reran county.has been verjTfree ■.-•e: "inc*, th- -am- j jnuck. besides a Jot of farm machinery. < day. TM surest protection against crimes resulting in the taxing nf life, THE KEYNOTE. ITogram. , ■ •••• b, . n closi<| all oyer] jm0[ementj| and household good# to be | aviliiitto keep the mind filled w th ; and we Irnpr un,cvcry accocut 'that it I Mrs. Ellen *E. Robinsun was chair-' I'lu treasury | received! of. Retd his Auction sale J good thoughts, and the heart with S. A. CROWELL DISAPPEARED man for the Friday afternoon meeting.' may Im* provmv-.that ‘Fennoti did not “Business success, whether for r ■ ’■•!*! ‘>f n-veque fz&npmlvertiaeinenr in this issue of the j noble impulsea. Evil thoughts and meet bis death by foul play. ' the individual or for the nation, is of the Women's -Club- and provided 1 1 ms but now they BANNER and remember the date of I desires, can not be kept .out unles- they a good thing only so far as it is ac­ Mii-hed eicept in , tha sale “r*’ crowded out by good thoughts and i > Last Seen In Ulis City Friday Night. several excellent special features fo r HE FOUND IT SO. the program. The • Thanksgiving 1 uction--. K thoughtless sin invariably J, companied by arid develops a high Il is Said That Leu Smith standard of conduct—honor, in­ quotations were weft resjamded to. Wr »wn gharrioo 'and jin-1 BADLY FRACTURED LEFT ARM tegrity civic courage. The kind of Mrs. Margaret Troxel sang ’ 'Te^. Went With Him. .- ■in licensed and this l Thousand Blemings.'' a piece most I George Campbell, of Assyria, Found business prosperity that bluntsthe | Het y.rarwtf eHrtiertly tf work »■'•> «« C I 5. A. Crowell; who for ninny ! years u-Lduwn .-sionR list uf j Banner Want Adv. Prof­ standard of honor, that puts an in­ appropriate to the Thanksgiving sea-on. , the rana child wu^ d™- whHtevnr you l»_v out - -•.p-rienced puny driv- j Charles WeisseVt Met Mith that Mis- ;i rne ordinate value on mere wealth, r has conducted h boot and shoe - fnpair- in her usual pleasing manner, being j itable :for torhim. him. ’and ’luid'does /lot* it>> well, ooli. We can , t. ii.-unc On II .... 1 shop on. Jefferson afeet. left thiH. city -• I.are a license, u,„i and all that makes, a man ruthless and fortune Last Wednesday Ialee w tench them ’ accompanied by-Miss Striker. Mrs. j ,to •be trothlul by ponies ui Friday night and since then not trace Sadie Cook read her account of the en- | '.George Campbell A*yri4 Route 1 well* fed and humanely conscienceless in trade and weak being truil.fttl to them, .nd kcering treafe. Afternoon. of him has beer, found. Where He has joyable 1005 trip of the Michigan Press | lMUt the BANNER a little want adv. ■’.n tiinv'fo time each livery and cowardly in citizenship, is not : ____ ...i.ntlu.r Soon efter dinner Saturday. Cbarlee ■ our |»<X whether fur tor reward or which; appeared in this paper Nov. 22 stable igone is a mystery. ' . inspected and all vica good thing at all. but a very bad Association. Mrs. Cora Ketcham read and which was ordered to run until tonxi -i­ punishment For some time past he has been an intensely interesting '-e are to be discarded, Weissert was in the basement Of Lew thing for the nation. Thia govern papt'r on We can aid our children in morality ' and i; i drinking quite freely, and Friday it is Pestalozzi.Switzerland’s Greatest Ed­ he directed it to. lie taken out of the ■ ■> are not projierly cared Harris' new home south of the park, nient stands for manhood first and by doing all we can to keep sin out of said ho drank quite heavily. A wife ucator. and the originator of the modern I BANNER. He offered nine steens and will be proseepted. This and fell breaking both tones of his left for business only as an adjunct of a Round Oak heater for sale. Wednes­ their sight What they are continually and three children are left in ciroum-1 act i< a- the Hackney Act and forearm near the wrist. It is a veI? manhood. ’- Extract from Presi­ .system of education. The story of his day ^afternoon Nov. 2ft. after the forced to associate with they learn to stances none too good. air. Crowell ' bad fracture. He was sUnding on a dent Roosevelt’s rtessagc. life is moat 'fascinating, and Mrs. BANNER for last week, bad gone to was a good workman and .at one time (Uontloued ou Taxe 12.1 plank which was resting on a barrel, Ketcham brought out admirably the press, we received a card from Mr. was getting along nicely, but love for salient points in his system which reaching up to take some measure­ BARRY LODGE K. OF P. Campbell saying *’Please take the adv the cup proved his undoing, as it has revolutionized the-teaching of childern, ments for a furnace pipe, when the DEATH OF MRS. out of the paper as I have sold the BAUER ” McPHARLIN. many other men. liarrel tipped throwing him violently love and observation being the key­ steers also the stove, abd send me your CHARLES FURNISS ! A quiet but very pretty wedding Offkrr Elected at the Meeting to the floor of the cellar. He threw note of the methods he used in their bill.” I There is.no doubt about it. out his left arm to save his fall with instruction. lie was jaut fifty before The BANNER . want column is the occurred Thursday evening, when i-ast Monday EvenAN ENTERPRISING his remarkable gift for teaching chil­ the result that hoth boues were broken. Mother ol Sheriff Furol,,. Expire, Gertrude M. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mg. » CHINAMAN dren was discovered. His love for hu­ best and cheapest and in every way Though painfully injured and alone he M. P. McPharlin was united in mar­ the most effective method of satisfy­ ine ;-•Ikwihgare the new officers of Sund,y Nlfht After manity as well a» his love for children ing the wants of Barry Q>. people riage to Wm. Guy Bauer, our well dragged himself out of the tjellar and wry j.„d8,. k of P who were elect. known lumber merchant. Rev. Fr. Lcc Hing Has Good Stock, Adopts was compared as second only to the- who want to buy sell or rent property Brief Illness. went to his home, where Drs. H. A. w night. ■ , Great Teacbdr--J&ms Christ. In and C. H. Barber were summoned and or services. . Sunday night at 10 o’clock, Mra. Connors officiating. Sailor' ouuuaiider- SC.GraiMl, Up-to-date Methods and Adver­ closing the program Mrs. Frank Hama The bride was gowned in cream reduced the fracture. ’ * . Ctarta, Fomi*. notber of Sheris } ' tot-ellor - K. .1. Edger. , cooley Ipayne . sang very sweetly ’ ’ fount Your Bless ­ tises HU Wares. lace over taffeta and was attended by {>»:. .1. Crawler, Victor Fumta. « the home of ings, ”, another Thanksgiving piece, her cousin Miss Clela Poland, of Mid­ M <■' ' " llliaoo. NEW PATRICIAN OFFICERS. There was a very pleasant wedding Lee Hing, the Chinese laundryman her Kin Von In Nohrille. Mrx FurnM «*'» Fairchild, memliers of the club joining in the at the home of the groom's father in Hastings Division Court No. 91. Or­ 1m h*<l not been in robust he*lth for dleville, who was vary pretty in a has a nice stock of pure China cups, J iG Morri, Lamble. . chorus. A few words of greeting in Hastings township Thanksgiving after­ der of Patricians, elected the follow­ M>me time. Mil »•» It**'11 down wlt*' gown of white mull. Harry McPhar- saucers, vases. Bilks etc. for the holi­ I D' ' "Bl xh-oedhr. lin. brother .of the bride, acted as day trade and invites the inspection of which appreciative words were spoken noon, "when Willie J. Payne was united ‘j'o-lb.j Dari,, whnt imomKl to ' » »he grin>e Tbanbing officers for the ensuing year. of the Hastings Club were given by u । ranlt Sage, Tn marriage to Bertha V. Cooley, Rev. all BANNER readers. ‘ Lee receives giTing day. H “O' thought «ho groomsman. Senator—Chaa. Whitlow, o;'*' " Guy Crook, • Miss McPharlin is one of Hastings his goods direct from China, and has Mra Wood, president of the Fremont Arthur Trott of this city, performing Counsel—Dan Aabalter. wm Mrioody ill. hot «h« grew r«pidW. loi.raud Lodge-Guy Crook, Women’s Club who was present, the sweetest young ladies, and has been Seribe-Fraiik Chambers, the ceremony. There was a goodly put prices on them that seem very lrut?w Bert striker. iy wonc Saturday night and Sunday. Treasurer—Fred Stowell, .—-­ for four years an efficient clerk in our reasonable. Though Lee does not guest of Misa Ream. company of friends present to bid the »nd the end came Sunday night, due Card. WhlUow. city. Mr. Bauar and his brother C. speak English fluently, yet he has been newly wedded pair God-spood in their HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. • «’BU M COUNCIL OFFICERS.? to heart failure and pneumonia The Praetor—John Thornton. D./ Bauer, comprise the Hastings in this country long enough to get on­ For t|je above occasion the C. K. & journey through life. They were given funeral will take place today at Na.hPatrau Ed > Coi,nc, and S. u..Uvul No. 49, R. n. ai Lumber and Coal Co. and is verywell a large number of useful and costly Inwrrea—B. Ltebty. . to the up to-dat“ way of doing business S’. Ry. Co. will sell round trip excur­ - NttW th, tolllowlng offioeni. rille. Guard-John Conlon. and favorably known here, being a —and.that is to advertise. It will be sion tickets at one and one. third fare presents which evidenced the esteem Mr, FomUalb mmrired^y her bn»S’n^^M^r. Stowell. Mra. graduate of onr High School and also worth your while to read his adver­ for the round trip. Datew of sale De­ in whieh they are held. It was a very band and by her Bee Victor and Florence Conlon, Mrs. Frank Cham­ Hugh, of Ui. city, Von. of liMhrilK of the University of Michigan. cember 28, 25 and 80 1905 and Jan- picasam au-ajr. jmr. ar.u wr». rayw tisement and inpsect bu- stock. Mr. and Mrs. Bauer will be at-b^me uary 1st 190C. Return limit leaving are a very worthy young couple and bers. . George, of South Haren.and Clayton, to their friends after Dec. 20 in th\ir £•«">«-M. W. Itlkir, The Patricians have a contest on for destination not later than January JI, nave the hearty-guod wishes ef a bort of Grand Hapld,, and by one daugh­ Just a little more anew and aleighc ”D' K1 I ltmAn. beautiful new hoto® 8. Hanover frocuriDg new members, and aa a re­ 1906. ---------- i of ter Mra Fred Brumm, who live, near al!ac« KeU^, sult many new members have been ^•ward--.John Payne, Street. NsAhville. p) t ' ■*' bentmel-A. GmdSJ. A '£«’ .... - RESTING LliTTER i 1 I - CARRIEYVTZ NOTICE THE AUCTION SAltS MASYUKS HIN WAS DfftAIED “ "" VERY TIMELY SUGGESTIONS �HASTIMrS BANNER, DECEMBER 6. 1905; 2 • The need as well, as the value of publicity is dearly shown by the reveat latitrit^of graft in the fife insurance . bushier*. The result wifi be laws that will protect policy holders in the fu­ ture by compelling publicity in such corporations. Hastings Banner. Published every Thursday Mlctilzan. foreuoon . COOK BROS . Editors. FORTY-NINTH YEAR. | CORRESPONDENCE. j MIDDLEVILLE. Ctyu. Robertson and Thad Taylor of the Ferris Institute were home and spent Thanksgiving. When the shower came up the artist, who was walking through New Hamp­ shire on a sketching tour, sought shel­ ter under a tree? where be was soon joined by another wayfarer, a man of middle age. who looked a sort of better class tramp, and indeed was one. The two entered ‘into conversation, aud It came out that the wayfarer was a harness maker by vocation, but a rover by predilection. “Yes." he .mid. Tin a robing stone. Tm never happy in one place. I’m here •today and gone tomorrow. There ain’t any fossil about me? I’m on the move all the time. The world Is J made to see. I any. awl I'm bound to see all I can of It." « The artist begun to think that be had fallen In with a modern Marco Polo, and by way of leading op to some in­ teresting anecdotes of the antipodes be remarked: "You must have l>een quite h trav-^ eler." “Well, that’s about so." the man modestly replied. "1 reckon I could find my wny over. New Hampshire with my eyes shut, and I was once two mouths iu Vermont." IT WILL PAY YOU » To come to our STORE A new raiload to the Pacific coast is Tte Misses Etta and Marie Hubbard assured, the Chicago. Milwaukee A spent Thanksgiving with friends in St. Paul having decided to spend Wo.at th« poatoffice at Rfutltigs. Mlchl- 000,000 in building a line of its own to Grand Rapids. ■Entered M Ma ---* Mra. Stanley Wildern and Min Lydia tbe western ocean. There’s room for Russell were in Grand Rapids Thurs­ ADVERTISING RATES. day }and attended “In the Bishop’s DUpUy advertising, rates furnlstv'd on »ppltCarriage” at Powers in the evening. Having impaled the meat trnat, a<uv»K nrvvjiic-v. * itur. etmsMr. Fred Thorpe of Grand Rapids wbere, 7e a line. Average of seven words to the Preaident Roosevelt will start after the oil and steel combines. The big stick was the guest of friends in town the latter part of the week. Obttuarr. poel-y ;uxl rwuihittons. 5c a line, is getting exceedingly busy three days. iottces of blrttis. deaths' or marrtagm will be Rev. J. E. White occupied the Con­ rlnUx! freo a* new-, matter. church pulpit Sunday r-omtrainIcattoa win tm published un Several countipe in Northern Michi­ gregational morning. gan are receivitig from the state more CL A. Barrell of Three Oaks was primary school money than they pay JOB PRINTING. home , to spend Thanksgiving. Mra. to the state in taxes. Tbe Um one. of the host equlppM Barrell expects to leave this week to . fob offlCM In qftHterti Mlclilna. and I- prepared to do every k’nd of book sad Job printlug. join ter husband at .that place where THE COUNTY FAIR. they will make their future home. President Itoosevelt saetna about to Mrs] Conrad Clever and daugther Principal wn his bard fight for tbe regulation Glenna are spending tbe ( winter with of railroad rates' by thejntemcato cumA faee In the crowd will, ns it were. relatives at Bellville. Ohio. In England severe cold generally merce communion. A small but power­ <tlng your memory. ought to know R. Polley and wife of Delton were kills a good many, people. In certain ful coterie of laenatora headed by Al­ that uinn." says you to yourself. "Now. guests: of the latter’s sister Mrs. ’ J. pails o( .North America- wild still inure drich’, of Rlifkiy Island. Elkfna.of West who the inisi-hlef h he? Barker? No. Stark and husband <»ver Thanksgiving. severe puts new life Into them. It re­ Virignut. and Foraker, of Ohio, suc­ 'tixn’t Barker. BarkduH? No. Funny Mrs.]s] CV Rich is spending a few quires no argumentation to-show that The Most Complete Corset ceeded in defeating the proposition at L can’t think of bls mime. Bogins with there must be a definite, reason for this. days with her son Dr. .Herbert Rich The chief frason is that .English cold the last session । J. congress, and had set Stock in Barry County. •B.’ I’m pretty certain.” And you trail out to do so again or, if they could not, along after him, as if you were .a ue- and family ol Detroit. is mostly damp', while In North Amer­ to force the president to accept a bill tceUre. sort of keeping out of slglft. Mrs.!A. A. Matteson was in Grand ica It is mostly dry. There Is 'the great­ est difference in the wurld. between dry that would pretend to grant this much and yet every- Once In awhile getting a Rapids! <>n business Tuesday. Mrs.ll. H. Haxton was in Grand air and damp air The former is usiv i needed reform but which would really guodl look at hint. "Mmmuimm:" says ally air pure and simple. possessing a , lie a sham. They framed a bill, big In you. “Wbat Is that fellow'.; name? RapidsiWednesday. full quantity of oxygen ’ and often words but little in everything else, Why. sure. MeCouiea." and‘you walk A. E. Southwick and wife spent charged highly with ozone. The letter ; which was submitted to the president. up to'him and stick out your hand Thunki^jiviug with his daughter Mrs. consists of air mixed tyitb tbe vapor of while he ’ s gassing with sontebody hud It didn't take long to find out what 127 Jetf»r«on Street William Roach and family at South water. When tbe former air. fully the president thought about it. He there’s that smile uu your face that oxygenated. Is breathed it stimulates "l know you. but you don’t knu.’v Bend. Ind. promptly declared it a humbug and more powerfully than dminnaguc. The j LADIES'. GEMTLEMEMS, BOY'S. me." (iaud he _takes r it in a limp sort of\ G. E.! Gardner returned from Clrithat lie would uM stand for it. By that latter, less Oxygenated aud charged . FkH ' •— u».. ,....... . . .. MISSES ini CHILOREM'S SHOES time the pros* and people of the fashion and starts to say. “You have cago Monday morning. with vapor of waler, not only does not ■ ihf- advantage oC— when, all uf a Mrs. Geo. Saqiltvs returned Satur­ stimulate, but depresses.—Public Opin­ country began to be heard from, and in sudden, he grabs your baud as if he • a way that left no doubt that they were were going to Jerk your arm out of Ji.- day evening after spending two weeks ion. uot going to stand for any gold brick socket and bent you over the head with LADIES'. GENTLEMEN'S and game. And now the three' senators the bloody end. aud shouts out: “Why. Frank E. Heath and wife and his Mme. Patfta’s voice extended from of all Hods, Cheap as tbe Cheapest and their friends Dave comt down, hollo. Billy ’ Well, suffering Cyrus, mxl sister Mra. Grace Dunlap and gentle­ low A to D In altlsslmo and wan one CHILDREH'S and announce that they will support nil hands around: Hold still a seeon-'. man friend of Hastings were in Gland of the most remarkable illustr.itloris ..WE WILL HOT BE UNDERSOLD.. .UNDERWEAR. and let me look at you. G^b darn tbe Roosevelt measure. If they hadn’t ever furnished of the value of musical your hide, where you lieen for. so long? Rapids Thursday evening and attend­ culture In overcoming natural blem­ Well, yon know how a man looks I thought you'd clean evapornt<sl off ed “In; the bishop’s Carriage’’ at ishes. Her votee was stubborn and un­ We sell tie NEW CENTURY FLOUR when he “fusses’’. with a big buzz flic faee of the earth. Why. how air Powers. MEH'S aid BOY’S manageable. but by dint of study ami It Is cbupir tan toil itars lad saw while it’s.in motion. you? How’s everything? That’s good. Carl Fenton of Ann Arbor was in Indefatigable perseverance she brougi. . .. OVERALLS . . ; Ix‘t mo make you acquainted with my tbe village Monday to attend the ft to n state of perfection that was theJut as pod is the but. Trj It Tuesday, December 5, has lieen set wife. Molly, this Is Mr.”—but she says; funeral of bis uncle Cha*. Fenton Jr. nee aid you will bi| It qili. .Mackinaw Coats admiration of her contemporaries Her apart by^he Michigan supreme court "Noxv don’t you tell me what hte name Bert Hubbard who has been attend­ delight was tbe bravura style of orna­ Duck Coats, Shirts, as the date for a further bearing in Is. Let me ritlnk Why. Willie Smith: ing the jfrerris Institute returned home ment. ami where the computer had not Well, of all things! Why, bow you ’ ve the matter of tbe suit brought to com­ OPEN EVENINGS been aufficiently liberal In bestowing etc. chnng«l!’’-Eugene Wood in McClure’s,. Friday aid will make an extended visit pel the Michigan Central railroad to ornamentation on her part she Invented with his parents Geo. Hubliard and cavatinas of her own and used them pay the state about $4. (XX). 000 in taxes, Phons 151 Hatting*. Mich. with such effect that they were gener­ payment of which through past years Mra. Bayard Taylor tells an Interest­ Don Putman, a former Middleville ally regarded as the l»est part of her was avoided on the part of that com­ ing story of Thackeray in her memulra singing. She made tier first apjiearboy but now principal qf Prairieville pany by failure to report tbe full "Ou Two Coiitluenta,** The Taylors was united in marriage anee on the stage In 1815. her last in amount of its stocks .and loans upon met Thackeray in London adon after schools. 1830. which the amount of taxes due the their Btqrrlagp. Mra. Taylor writes Wednesday to Miae ^darie Wickwire of Banfield. They spent Thankitgiving in that she fduud “ tenilnued iu his perwou state were computed. This suit Tlte Conditions lflff<-rrnt { the clmrueteriatics which I bad gueaaed this village, the guests of his mother i against the Michigan Central for back .j at 4i froiii his works— n warm heart under Husband (with newspaper)—When Mrs. A. Whitman. taxes claimed to be due the state is , Jj*, I’m at honv* you are forever hammer­ wic of acatliing satire. Utt the Miss Helen Prichard has.resigned her ing at that piano or else your .tongue Is not related to tbe suits against the I qci ocdK.slju of u sura!!’ dinner which be railroads of the state in general for 1 gave gn us lie said t.i tuy buslutud, after position a» clerk with W. A. Quinlan running like a trip hammer. It wasn’t the ge|itler.ieu had rojo ’ . neft tbe ladies & Co. and expects to return to her so before we were married. Wife- No. non-payment of the recent increase in j th< railroad taxes."The Latter suits involve { Ah the]drawlug room: 'By the bye. I home in Lake Odessa in about twq It wasn’t. Before we were marrh*.; you held my hands so I couldn’t play aid: five or six milliun dollars more and are ]. ’ — ’ ’ ‘ run ., •.-.•ejy.'tq, preecuL • weeks ! and 'kept my JJjw «o bust Um j ill l>e in acti' ■ demand from now op. Haveyou it be:’ Then gblug to an now awaiting hearing on the ducket of Miss Kate Filter,,Bertha Weightman couldn't talk. bought your W intei c mipply yet ? If you fiaven't it BtngerF he took. di>wn a ailver inkstaud the supreme eburt of the United States. I andEd. ' Betts spent Thanksgiving it to uis Lis menu, friend, in flpite spite or of tue the —t■ , . , , . • “aud nu gave u will j ay \on to call and see tic. We handle tbe ven­ This collecting long-deferred railroad CTWeut of bl? youngest with Mr. Betts sister, Mrs.-*Gillett of best coal lb..t, we ct>t> get THE KIND THAT BURNS I "Tills chd'ese. Is full of bules." com taxes is probably surprising to those । daughter, usually, s amiable, who ex­ Iryipg. | platncil the -ell prospective purchaser. and we it at the same price you would pay for the who were responsible for the campaign ! claimed with uli tlr- uahrete of her flf“Yes. sir." said the proprietor! "That's other kind. ; statement that Gov. Warner's admin is-i teeu years. *Oh. mt that one, papaf ASSYRIA. , right." tration would lie controlled by railroad 1 IJut PnP« gave u » beet! and u few days Mrs. H Hartom is visiting her •1 “Haven’t you got one with the holer That's what wc',1 say if you'd ask Us if intlaeoe^.. —C'«dul*c N«w.. I taler e™, v_< th.- i-in wiu, ibr luerip. ____________ । tfou engraved tipott It. ‘W. M. Tback- daughter , Mrs. Tuckerman of Battle I ,ul* nt cinrese?" — Louisville Courier­ SMILE” we were rushing the Lumber business Creek. ’ lournaj Th« farms of the United Sttntns dirt » erny to Tuylte. JcL 27. 1857. ’ " J't'L We have a fine stock of Lumber. Lath. Shingles. The farms of the United States did a Mra. Chas. Holton and daughter of , ' Lncoueciow»nre«. W indows. Doors that we are selling as low as the low­ very gratifying business this .year, ac­ Fennville is visiting relatives here. cording to Secretary Wilson The est. WE SELL THE BEST ROOFING. “She’* the most nnconaclouw girl I One of tbe motn Interesting freak value of the products of American statues In Eug’.uud is to the memory of Mrs. Chas.. Jones entertains the L. BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. "Well, why sliouldln't shiTbe? She’s farms in 1D05 reached the almost in- Sir it. Iloimes.* it; Is to be seen iu tbe A. S. Thuraday. Dec. 7. Picnic .din­ pretty -and-knows. It: she’s clever and conceivabh* aggregate of! $4,410,500,­ chnrtli nt Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. ner. . FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. knows it. ami she’s good and kno 000. No country ever came anywhere Tbe funny thing about It Is that It Dw«ie Sferven visited relatives at What has she to Ik- conscious of near making such a record. Secretary was not originally intended to repre­ Battle Creek last week. Puck. of Agriculture Wilson ’deciares that if sent that miVal celebrity. It was sculp­ PHONE 254. Wm. Bivens of Maple Grove and । tured for aud represents Lottis XIV. PHONE 254. the farmers of this country can main­ of France and was being conveyed to Ruble Bivens ol Nashville spent Mon- j. A cheerful manner makes an !m tain their present position as wealth that country when tbe vessel contain­ day and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. out wlreles.; connoctlou-wltb the hen producers for throe years more, then ing it rind also the sculptor was cap­ of a prospective customer and trans ­ Floyd Everts. mits am Irresistible call for- buslness.the farmers ofj the United States, about tured by an Es dish ship commanded Borneo Mr. and Mra. Bert Berry. Buccom Magazine. uno third of its population, will have by Sir It. H dinei. The body was fin­ produced as ranch wealth in ten years ished. head being left for comple­ Nov. 25th. it nun. TO ICVTLANDTAXI AYER8. Floyd Evert is suffering with a as is equal to dne lialf of the entire na­ tion on Its Arrival in France. Ou learn­ I will be at iuy home -yery Frldsy In Decem­ ’ber and the ftrst 1'rtday In January until 3 tional wealth accumulated in tiireehun­ ing who 4i wag for.’ the English com­ Hj>raine|l angle, the result .of a runs- ocock p. in:, and nt the jlwtliMr. < lty Itank ; mander compelled the sculptor to file way; ■ -nch hatiirtlar In December ami (he ftrsg Satur- ’ dred years Tee members of no other purpose of rncehtns Mabie Aldrich is rapidly recuvering 1■toy In Jannat). for theAi.iAiiA.SKriu.it calling in the country can tegin to Ldi dt by cb selhsg Ids (Holmes') head . on lhe king's i»ody. Blr It. Holmes was from h«- injuries received ini the run- t»xr». Town Treasurer. . make such a si owing. afterward made governor of tbe isle nwav accident. nouiucii!. __ of Wight and held tills office from 1607 away Attorney Ge teral Bird uf this state till 101)2, and after his death the statue Mrs. Belle Everts and daughters went before the U. 8. supreme court was erected to his memory. Gfedy. and LuuiM. epenl TtankegivREAL ESTATE EXCHANGE last week and made an argument in >ng Bt Obvel w.ll. lhe fermur'e efet,,, oHfe„ _ __ _________ _ ________ Office over Pierson’s Grocery. favor of having that court advance the Mnd EM Gieenfield. 8IX MONTHS THREE MONTHS and look around before you do your Christ­ mas buying. Be sure you see our larpe line of HANDKERCHIEFS at once. One lot of SHIRT WAISTS, French flounced, Brillanfine and mercerized, all colors, ~ worth from $2.50 to $3.00, special price ’ $1.98 W. E Hogue’s Cash Store SPECIAL SALE ON--SATUROAY-ON Lehigh Valley GROCERIES The Hastings Lumber & Coal Railroad The Line Beautiful" BUFFALO to NEW PHILADELPHIA and Co ATLANTIC COAST COAL BAUER ' A. D, Cadwallader’s Michigsn tax cfetses so they would l*c beard in Janya y.' That court will con­ sider tbe niHttef and soon announce its decision. This shows the attitude of the present state administration toward the railroads, and that this state is not dominated by railroads. If tbe state shall win suits, tbe primary school fund will be richer by over 53,000. (XXi. Judge- Wer? jnti (indent when tbe M|. and Mrs. Art Br.qgh Cf Battle trouble started between the man and । his wife? W'Jneon—Yeaslr. I was ”f I Creek called> on .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. delr wetlilln’, ef dnt’s whut yu’ mean*. Arkin* Wednesday., •*U.-eNUd.lphl* B»IIHln. I H*rry r0*pkiD, wife and «n>» VlcT*f o*>, «... Partick H. KelHt-y, state superintend­ Thanksgiving time is apt to be a lit­ tle hard on turkey, but the Turkey that has been the shame of civilized Europe for 200 years him had little to fear un­ til last week, when tbe allied powers got after the Sultan, and made him promise to be good to his Macedonian subjects, ;»nd carry out the reforms | proposed by Germany, France, Eng­ land and Austria. । « Charlie Senven visited his riater Mrs. Fr*nk B,rry •' I Mr. and Mra. Jeeaie Miller I moved to Woodland. . have Mr. and Mra. Henry Jewell of Dex­ ter visitqd relativea here lint week. Cold Habit The old cold toes; a new one quickly comes. It’s tbe story of a weak throat, weak lungs, a 1 tendency to consumption. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral breaks up the taking-cold habit. It strengthens, soothes, heals. Ask your doctorabou tit. The people of Michigan, the Free Preus to the contrary, du not want any general Ireviaiua ;<rf the tariff. The people of Michigan can safely be asxumed to be satisfied with the tariff as a whole. There may be au article here dneed or removed. But a general tar­ iff revision is Mt toured. and Sin “Can you fey thfe u th. Mill ^'B cl Paw P.w ^ynt Th«nk»dren won', we*r n out?” I giving, with lb« former', and latter', "Where Hhall 1 put It. madam—on the . parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tomproof?*'—Harper’s Bazar. I kina. t ent of public instruction is not afraid to do his dutv. judging from one of his recent official acts. A school commis­ sioner and two examiners in a north­ ern county were shown to be inefficient and guilty of improper conduct. Su­ perintendent Kelley promptly demanded their resignation, which was given. That is the way state business should be supervised in all departments. UBlMboCK. I irwtthAwrt each night. Mra. Thomas Taaker and grand­ daughter Grace visited at Dor Stowell’s in Woodland last week. Mr. andons. Edger spent Thanks­ giving with friends In Indiana. Mrs. Vina Fiafleld is sjending two weeks with her sister Mra, Art Coombs, before leaving for her hotae\in Cali­ fornia. HASTINGS. HACK. No. M. M. M. A 40 acre farm iu ( hevboygan county, soil gravelly loam, level, oue-hair improved 14 acres uf timber., mostly hard maple, one acre orchard, good buildings and very cheap -might trade. No. 445—A farm of 30 acres, good sandy, gravel and clay loam and lays a little rolling aud borders on a flu- lake A good » room house and out buildings. I ine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. R., F. D. and telephone llne,2K miles from Hastings. Might trade. . No. 440—A farm of 140 acres; 105 ! acres under plow, 35 acres of fine beech and maple timber. A fine large sugar buyh t ioe .lock and grain farm. Good buildings. Inclnding b11o; barn Is base-1 meat 40x60. Fine location. No. 446- A farm of 120 acres; 115 acres improved, balance oak wood lot ' Fine frnk Mid plenty °f It. Fine large buildings. Soil is a fine clay loam. Near school and fine location. No. LLL—A farm of W5 acres. 86 I acres cleared and almost entirely free from stumps and stones. Soil is clay ! loam and sand loam, about one-half each, lays just a little rolling; is acre, of the land is 80 rods from the balance­ timber was beech and maple; a fine spring brook that never fails crosses the 8i acres, also the 15 acres, no waste­ fences are good wire fences with good posts and all hog and sheep tight; 3 acres of good apple orchard. Good framed house of 5 rooms sheeted out- i side and In and filled with grout- fine tubular d^Tbiku* It was a clever Freucbwoman •aid: "Those who hare Buffered are like tlraee wbo know many . guagt-H. They have learned to und stand and to be understood by ma 8Und» •round It is an impossibility to fully syrups tbe dwelling house, a One view of the thlze with another* experience nulesa Bart, 30x40 framed, bora* bam It has lieen nt some time one’s own. 13x30, oow bam framed 18x32 In trouble or grief wturn Instinctive­ beo bdUM that coat 3315, lee ly to some .one whom we know has wood houae, ahop. 3 com crib. c ho<ue. 3 box bouse.. Telepho, ’ b&>n through tb-- Mine experience. It 4a the old hu-unn longing for compan­ n*0 I?d’ fn>m*cbool;4 ionship that shows itself. The feeling mUertrom a railroad town of jqq fn. Is strong within us ibat she *-Hl feel earaS^W!" tma * ra!lroad and know with me. Therein lies the town of 5,000 inhabitants. meaning of sympathy." BROS fflISTMflS (TORS YORK RESORTS tve through intiuj Jaily'. ; Dining Cars, a |j iartv ' Connects at BuealbarJ. | Niagara Fall.-w • th all- j lines Iron; -tlx- West. ERrS. Traveling PMMngcr Arent •f Fort Street. West. Detroit. Wkh Good Printing want it nicely printed B,AN- DETl'EK NOTE HEAP­ HILI. HEA';'> will find a lot of useful and practi­ cal Christmas presents at our store, RECEIPT­ BOOKLETS FOL DEBS ere are just a few suggestions: DODGERS POSTERS CARVINC\SETS, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, RAZORS, POCKET KNIVES, BAKING DISHES. ggANITEWlPE, ROBES, BLANKETS, SCISSORS, SHEARS, 6U)lS, AMMUNITION, STOVES, RANGES WHAT WOULD MAKE a more de­ sirable Christmas present than °ne of our NEW CUTTERS. Beter step in and look over our ' e line. BOOKS ENVELOPES CALENDARS SOUVENIRS STATEMENTS CALLING CARPS BUSINESS CARDS . ^JNKOUNCE.MEXTS WEDDING INVI'l'ATNS In fact almost au. t'jing in the line of printing'11 one or more colors. >nd ■orK will b. well do"*- GOPDYEAR BROS Let us have the next order. dealers. Ht-ng E. State Street j I — BANNER- ARDWARE Phone Hastings. Mich.. �r------------.- HASTINGS banker. DEtT.VKEif . CORRESPONDENCE MON and Body rm F-s« ores — Could . M-. Hot £»; \ "(CURA :T OF $1.25 CUSEP f . Doctors Hope(< Filed- AT •.as$ of .■tcahs, • i down almost I b.*d to wear ,-Iy body was ■ ,'irom a pin­ . < r dollar. A U I form and , express the t suffered for : .t::y doctor*, uts’but could lit there was 1 told me to ■ n,three duj-s ever. I ajFittd morning, ;Urec times a • Uiutmcnt freely iisiug one, cake ■ < f Ointrn|erit I hunt mark xkd.I felt revt to tell i.icura had i-i :a doubt ' :e to me. -17 Wash- TREATMENT .itnour $s COMPii FtjrEv ■ -.d intsfni.4 ••t’onr, codwStA i -;tmcut.and ■ >r one deStur. • ient to glare t guiing, itt:h. .ily humdurs; ' from ‘.1 else tails. We arc noW ready to show you our Holiday line. We have ■ ' litis st 5s ms ’< trera 50c to $7.'.00 Bate ini C;mb sets Csilir and Celt boxes 6!s« ;t: Hiniktrciisf bases Wsrt tins ■ , . Jilt1 QISES «o?*i llfgf Ml!-,eU ----------------FREEPORT. I’nrinSmtlkorwjuXltriraX; iuT1 f'i«h>""- w. ‘relliig „„ : Bruce Culler .mJ wif. RkhUn|l an goeutaas the homo of F. D. Uray- luledu .nd other p.,t. tllorjn), fnred. Frid.j, ■ tbu nett thfre -or four wrekk | Uta Eul. shorn- >Wn[ Thm>kMirioK I Mrv Will VanJ.oljp i. vintinR rule- cntlT _Mta Addje Sinclair riaRW her her jwroar- I "“b ‘'ar”',b' in Mw.keg.rn. I live* in Ionia. ’. ,1 " „ 1 Cr“ k T!”‘-rea.t.ug. ,h-<firii.g. :----------I Mr. rn,d Mn. Fred Kurt*, of Jack-J B. I- JBr.tton vi,itcd >n Rre«om I “XT” Th“k*tT“g with Huatiog. town hnda, tveniug. r, tun,i,« lo hi, , Krewun Wcl„„i wtea.fe,] jtric,,I|«. home in Lowell Shinn].,• morning. i John Fuller returned from Muskegon 1-tkc Otl«^ F rlday „ TCI „ n(! .; | Will Bourn. i> ill ,t the home ot hl, I nday where he visited friends for a pitrente N. Bonma .nil wifi. “Mytuu returned tu (ira„,) | [ couple of weeks. RaVUL Sutcrduy murn^. ' , A very'quict Wedrlin. look pl.ee --- J . ii'll^. | Him Ama Hermon, uf Kalamazoo. . . --------- - — the bom., of KeV. M. W Dully yi A i,large (crowd !crowd wn. Ii>r.*Art,i ’rwwit ... at ,«• W. M. Moore, i.tirtl, tu „ Tured,, ' ’T P"1’* “■ >5I'“ a*,l“ >VKle Thnuk.givtng pay. wtuu Mlaa May »> hi. Mb, X?r^J«>• '-'••r.l dA>. h« wrek. Tinkler ot Hm-tinge wan nnitixl *n ........... ............. •>'•<*• Mr. M.,,r. w„l P .................. went toX’himarriage to Jas. G™ <,f Denver. Colo­ “ ‘11 W*- CbBmbcr,iu 1 c*go w«lbemtay to aecnre rado. Only rhe imm>di.to relatives r.«ide in tin- village this winter. a teaclier in Mau4sj the B,Tklm-ot thedepartment. VnlU, 1 ’ cummercial re , r—nt. They will mak.' their home in ' uloratlo. We unite in con- ■22 ro.vi.it ,>i<1 «n». Mn. uonii Jehu Whit, isn her, ner j Mr. ...... «'■« White returned i lierem. H. B.vrkl,.; ;an,| ■ gratntatiohx west of 1 Saturday from Charlotte, where they I D. C. Quigley of Haktinga was in town. ' have lieeri visiting their daughter. ! town Munday. EAST ASSYRIA ’ t'harlutte VanAuken. of Grand ! Hcxlney:N.«r and wife of Vermont­ » i. Kupids. Npent her Thankagjving vaca­ ville were on our utreeta first of fut , ” „5, IP1 *™‘ to ’’•'U- Creek th.. I Hou with her pvett. R,.v. ,and Mre ; wi^»k. Imi ol lb,, week where he Iwrnind . , H. H. Ven Auken . Hiram Rogers and wife ol Hastings good position fur the winter, Eugene Voider was in p-tfi i 1 Ann Perh,,n’ wbo has teen I were railing on friend-in the village on burins MondaT ‘ I art week. ’ v « Mnu W. H.-BtebMoa, Mrs Margaret > Mr, and MH. U- A. Fruit son Al- Bailey and Mrs. Geo. Densmore, of F. D. Brayton, met with a serious accident the first of last. wi«k while fed and daugther Hazel of Battle Creek i th‘“ c‘ty. left Friday for her home |' working in Fox’s mill. As he was were Thanksgiving gtiestsat A.Fenin’s. I <-a«andaigua N. Y. working at the buzz planing machine, J. M. Knapp of Bellevue was a gu-M . bi- hand became caught in som<- way, of his sisjer Mrs. John Hill 1 fewdavs NORTH MAPLE GROVE. taking off all the fingers on his left last weeg. xr iy.... ! ‘',r8’ J’ ■Hastings is j hand. He was at once removed to the rtrn Fenn, was thej guest of spending a few daya with her son A home of Z. Fox where tlu- wound wm Chariot^- fridndi lust week. I I E. Mills. cared fur. He is doing as well as can pi^r» •r”* ^‘Mii Those from bore who spent Thanksh« expected Dr. A. O. Miller attend­ Elixabeth Jaryis and bretheri Roy mid giving away wj-re; Mrs. ForteY with; ing physician. Newell of East Bellevue and Mr. and fHends in Ohio. Miwr, Lettie Fowler tVm. Brew of FiHm<ire who was .Irs. Guy Faenham of lielleiue si»nt and Jake Furljman at Kahler's nt injured while loading -lock, ^rapidly ThankNg^vingj with John Ji ryis and i Cloverdale. Mr. and Mik Dau (Mruth improving. Wlfvj ‘ jmd daughter. Mabie-also Mrs Fred! On Farmers Club day Satilfday Nov. v,'ib‘‘r w>th friends in Woodland and : Jay Fugle<0ng of Harvard is visit­ 2-*!. an unusubily large erowil was jn i Mr- and Mrs. A. E. Mills ami . Miss J ing at J. \V. Ftigk-song’s. Newton nt the »>oine of Mrs. J. ! 1’hose who .spent Thanksgiving out attendance wfit-nitta y met with Mr. in Hastings. of town were, Roy Nagler. Owen and and Mrs. Chits.-j Tnckeruiaiil ar their : song L E. Mudge left for Cuba last Abram Steckle. null Orvin Smelkur pleasant fanii home. lUvotional <-xr^civ- by Thursday where he intends to spend : who Mended the Football game at Chi- by club. Chaplain Mfl|>u. Bu«ine» imeeting. the winter and visit his mother and •ciigo . Mias Jessie Orton uSls at Moline Adjourned for; dinner, which was a» ' under Mrs. E..Y. Hogle and family. ’ ’ Will Karcher and wife nt Lake Odewa: Tin. Ludta. Aid «oci*y of the Evan-I Fred Branner and wife at Jackson with u.ii.1 a (e«i: .< i-.KMl ,h,„k,. undenjoyad by all p^Mrat. Than etm. «nr golleal chntcl, will maft with K.-v. A. F. Xagler and family; Fern Her­ rington with bis sister Edith at Olivet: by the ch,h. lic itation ly Marian and.Mnt .1 J. Mar,hall Tllunday ..f ■ Miss Mabel Sisson * in Lansing with Slade. Discuasiun. -Are parents doing next week for dinner. their dtrty by iheir children ' Led by ..,v .. . , .. . „ Miss Lulu Phillips; Miss Maude Sisson i n j, . **’'• “DdMrs. J. J. Marshall were at . V , Shrink and Buy City Iwt wok in Prairieville with Miss Jennie Rich­ (-21 hJu „ L, , > 'uj. "i1"?,'' * <., er ; ink triatlTO, and attending tbe wed- Iards. and Fred Brown at Caledonia. uid IJnn. HlJ anti M.«w S,„. La- 1 ,h . da^hur Those who’spent Thanksgiving in thropand K wl Ta-kcr Song hr El„ _ , , .. . . tbe village the guests of relatives and m.r and Clare THwt. Sol.« reading. k^v- J)",lry w,f” >“* ' friepds were. Miss Ida Rouma. Miss Mra. Lime May.,. Recitation bv Lulu I ?ia“7 «u-hington where , Hilda Guzon. Jas. Watts. Wil! Kelly Uriggu Song by Eire M.ren Which t*M,y *° n‘“k’ th*ir h°"'' and Miss Laura Archer, all of Grand was enoyed by all. Dshcusajon. JIr- Hnd •'llrK David Tubbs enter- | Rapids: Birney and Miss Mnudo Ken­ •Does dairying papF’Led by L. Kearns j biinrd their son and daughter with j yon. Clyde Moore and friend of Lans­ and diwussed by all the .’prominent , tht'ir from Mulliken* few! ing: Buol Woleort and wife of Wood­ fanners preset Select reading by ! week. land.. Orlo Hunt of Big Rapids. .Mrs. Chas. Jones. Miss Carrk Berry Hiram Feagles is .reported as being a ! then favored the club with a number little better at this writing. of vocal M’teiiotis in her usual ^.leasing George Hayman and sister. Mary, manner. Song by“the dnb after wbicb will entertain the Barrytillc L A. S. j they adjonrnedito meet with Mr. and ’ Friday of this week. Supper, will be ! Mrs. Milton Hartom Saturday Dee. HI. served from 6-to n after which a'short Mrs. DurutiixlFeigrr. south of town, - r - — . program wi|l be carried ont — suffered a slight stroke of paralysis last week. She is some l»*tter at pt*s-. BARRYVH.LE CHURCH NOTES. . iu, Roh.,, Trri.lgc Street rewired! nt Miss Ming Lgthrap the teacher of the five coons uufyf one tree one day this J ij Mayo Schooksiviit Thanksiving at her week. . i Geo. Parkins is-W with pneumonia. home was at clAircb Sunday. ' Mrs. . Minbr Mead, who has been | Geo. Kelley and wife returned Wednesday evening from an extondisl. visit with the latter's sister at Ra-i venna. , 1 h'65 a:i‘jars 6. iwob. S,i“ [ '. ■ Albums and esery'. Tjie sp j llceniE Q A, HYNES. Peter Stahl of Campbell wan taken Mr. and Mrs.j Will Hyde will act as !spending some time with.her dangh- । >11 of he^rt trouble Saturday while rti delegates at thei district me-tipgfield I ter Mrs. Sana Ostroth epxects to leave . >‘ !‘ity Drugstore. the village.on business. He is being at Dimondale. I Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs. । Michigan. I cared for’at the hutne of H. I. Miller. x L. E. Mudge [left Tuesday night for •' Burd near Hurt. Last Wednesday evening the Lady a trip to Cuba. He will be mimed - Sam Ost ruth 1ms put a new .slate roof * from the churcl. for be attended very i on his house, Macca‘*es were treated to a Thanksregularly ‘ . i giving feast at the Sherman House. Mm Pilgrim, from H»ting> .pent maple grove The supper whs given by Mesdames • hir'.h," ;i-_-.jF all chronic Saturday and Sunday with heij sister Samuel Kou.-di, Elmer Roush anil J. Miss Mary and was at chursh. ■ N. C. Hagerman visited friends in | A. Godfrey. Floyd Baird from Nashville spent | Adnan and Toledo Ohio last week. SHEUMATISU. DEFORMITIES. Mrs. Jas. Hnlliberger was in Grand Sunday with his grandparents Mr. and , Jake Traxler and wife were guests • aud ‘• N-rv.ms, Blood. nRapids last week with her son Earl. Mrs. Fugles and attended ebnreb. , of Clarence Welrher in Nashville Sunu ...runic Diseases. The Sans Souci Club was entertained The L. A. S. of Barryville will serve . day. BATHS OF ALL KINDS a: the home of Mias 1 Rose Cain last •upper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ' Mrs. Miller of Hastings was called | N- women for Train- Tuesday evening. One of tbe princi­ George Hayman's Friday evening Dec. ; to the home of her daughter Mrs. "Will I tag s hoe •' ’■H- Address. Room pal features of the evening was tbe 8 from 6 to K . i Davis Saturday on account of Mrs. . ' the JACKSON SANITARIUM, initiation of two Dew members, which — - ----------------i Davis’ poor health. brings the number up to twelve. Some Jackson. Michigan (Alt I IF »F THANK.s. N. C. Hagtinnan visited at the j very unique custumee were shown, as 1 deshe to extend;i«r heartfelt thank* to my _ ,, ■ ' . my friend* »v.<l Sfuthbors who «o 'ilndly home of Mrs. Waltl MeMannia Sunday. each one was d rested to represent ss*l*tc<l me durinc the *icka«**» and death of . , ,• some -advertisement. After" spending iny dear wife, also thank the frirad* for the) Remember th< Ijulies Aid nt Laura' beautiful floral olte^nga. McOmber’s Friday and the Xmas sale. fw Chltdrvns aaf -. turt. a very enjoyable evening and a fine Como everybody. Henry Dixon and family have moved ■ in Wult Clark’s house on the old Streetj er farm. I Mrs. N. C Hagerman and’Mrs. Jake OFFICERS. Traxler visited at Mrs. Fred : Barns’ j, F. GOODYEAR. Vltt President. Presl'dCBt. ' Tuesday. . The J, S, GOODYEAR CO, HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT --------------- Our assortment of goods for the Holiday Season this year is the best and most complete we have ever shown. Special pains have been taken to select a large va­ riety of useful and beautiful GIFTS and we feel that our efforts have been crowned with success. We are sure if you do your Christmas shopping here, you will be more than delighted with the assort­ ments and prices we can show you. CHRISTHAS HANDKERCHIEFS. Cn in A beautiful line dt vb HJ • AO ^liUU CHRISTL1AS LINENS, including table linens, napkins, lunch cloths, tray cloths, doilies, etc. . _ A fine assortment of Bed Spreads, QAn fn 0? EA fringed and plain <.« e* /Uli IU Ipdivv RUGS~i Gloves, Laundry Bags, Hose Supporters, Neck­ wear, etc. Roger and Gilletts Soap and Toilet Water. Coats and Furs. 200 bolts beautiful Christmas Ribbons, Silk Skirts, black and colors $5.00. Japanese and Antimony Trays. Gilt and Pearl Necklaces, Belt Buckles, Hat Pins, etc. Hand.Bags, new and up-to-date, 25c to $2.00; Suit. cases $1.25 to $6.00. New Belts, Fancy Cushions, Hair Receivers, Bon boniers. Dress Goods, Trimmings. _ Wool and Cotton Blankets, Fascinators, etc. -Infant - ’- s Coats and Knit Goods. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY. WE ARE THE ORIGINATORS OF SMALL PROFITS OH FURNITURE OUR 600DS ARE THE KIND THAT SATISFY OUR PATROHS MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO MODERN TREATMENTS We were never better .locked (ban at present. selected lor tbe beauty and Our goods are ol tbe best quality, workmanlike manner in wbicb they are constructed. We are going to make this a memorable event in furniture selling. the- annals What could you buy for a nice present that of Christmas would be more appropriate and lasting than a nice piece of furniture frqni our immense stock. fOlEYSHONEWIAR H. 6. HAYES, Asislmt Cashier. W. 0. HAYES. Cashier. . ll.VING. Miss G race Hill* accompanied by j two of her lady friends ~f Woodland ate ; Thanksgiving tnrkey at home. . SEMI-ANNUAL Payment of Interest The- usual interest on deposits in the Savings Department of this bank was credited on our books December 1st. Same will be ready for payment or for entry on pass-books any time af­ ter that date. • Accrued interest that is not withdrawn will be added to the principal and draw interest at the same rate. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. directors. J: T. LOMBARD. JOHN F. GOODYEAR. W. D. HAYES, F. D. PRATT, R. t BRADT, *• H' CH*SL CLEMEMT SMITH, X X ♦ t X X f j Mra. M. E. Taylor who has lieen , spending the f>ast few months with her son H. C. Strong and famiy returned ! to her home in Madison. Wisconsin j last Monday. Mrs. Strong accompanied i her as far us Kalamazoo. Mich. i 8. R. Chambers and wife entertained j for Thanksgiving dinner his children and families. F R. Chambers and i wife, the latt r’s nieces, Misses Dottie i and Flossie Boonnn of Hasting. 8. L. I Coulter and family of North Irving, | G H. McConnell and wife of h ing r j- * A. Luther and wife spent Thanks♦ ! giving with the tatter s daughter and X i husband of 8L Louis. Mich. X I Rev . Holcomb is spending a few X I days with relatives at Corl. Mich. ♦ I The M. E. Sunday school are prepar X I ing a program for Christams evening. X I We are glad to note that our Sunday school is increasing in size aud interest and we hope to see many more coining in to help tbe good worK“along. Wb. Chase of Lansing was in town last week Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Warner'and wife entertained Earl Stanton and wife of Dowling for Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Hollister of Baltimore township stayed with'ber ^daughter Mra. Harry Bixberry who i" nick. a part of last This Large Solid Turkish Chair, Upholstered in Genuine N, Y. Leather Original Price $18.00, We Are Selling Now at $14.58. FURNITURE CORNERS Miller & Harris Furniture Co Michioan �— HASllAUS HAN .NEK. DECEMBER B. W>- 4 Christmas Comfort; Is a Thing You Will Never Know Until You Get One ot OUR an siitoois tinkler-ooss THE MASONS VISIT KALAMAZOO. A quiet but pretty wedding was per­ formed Thanksgiving day. when Mira May Tinkler Was united in marriage to Mr. Jam.* Guvs of Hygiene Col, thirteen From This City Entertainat the home of the bridei sister. Mra. , ed Wednesday Night by Their M. W. Duffey, .of Freeport. The j ‘WHERE THE TEACHERS SPENT Celery City Brethren. wedding took, place at high noon. I j THEIR IHANKStjlVINa VACA­ only the immediate friends anil rola- | .. Wednesday ___________ night was a gala night fov tiv« being present and was followed j ^| as ,lUll 4,f I^nlaniazou and vicinity, TION. SEVERAL VISITORS by a Thanksgiving dinner. Mias Tink- | tbe evening named Anchor Ixlge ler is one of Hastings highly respected Kaiamax®:’ invited Doric young UuliiH. Mr. Goss a prosperous j ;U2; ot Grand Rapids, to BARRY CO. TEACH­ young fanner of ths west The happy | lht. degrees. A sjiecial train ERS ASSOCIATION couple received beautiful and useful ' fjvnJ (;randi fUpids brought over ;W presents. Masons to KalamaMM*. while members ^dpr fnijn alJ Broond Kalamazoo Will Convene Here Next Saturday . They left Saturday morning for Rock- | o{ A rd and will visit other cities. They pjTM.m. New Teacher for Commercial will >Wr futurefbonre n«rj |(and History Department. Danvsr. OH, | ho.piullIy „f ,),«!, KoUnreuo :bre<h- GOT A HUSBAND? iuwsihms Well, what a question. Of course vt»u i- , or you wouldn t be reading this aJ. \\ ■ are yent going to do to make hits ChristI;i happy? Take a look at bur Christnius and see how nicely we cgn help s on ,. , All we have been learning these years tickling men s fancies is at yottr j*efv Tbe “Standard" Rotary Needle dips only once when making a stildi not break thread whendip machine . strain anii style shuttle twiceis hence that much I Doesold wear. , <..more What a needles happy man he’ll run he backward: who di? v The "Staxidard" Rotary Shuttle never stops when th> Machine is in uwk ! Our! teaching force made good use of; hide Morrill. ren. and a moat rajoyabte time i» re/ ation. •his O10wife style trying shuttlesto start anda stop twice Lanjbit to each -tivh. Lthe Thanksgiving vacation and dittnb • ( think of theBundle extra strain that this make ’ J he' standaref Co. fromand hi»wear sight. COULDN'T BELIEVE IT t-ried by all who « < n> pnwm. )_ Rotary Shuttle moves onward continuously without i jar. 1 I f»taH f uted their «i-:» vlaitas*OV(:r a |Mrge territory . :_____ ; Tbo-1 from llii. city who. were The following are a few of the mam leas IjA11'-* *•« L*&c Shorter needle used in Xlwieforv i'prewil were A. A? Anderwn. Kellar ,j Mr. Chamberlin in went to Chicago to [ ; and skip stitches. ‘ J' see the Fool Ball game and to select i That the Michigan Foot Ball Team BUB. K. C. Hnaa. Herman Sharpbore, plete lines we have to select from. Owing to the construction of the shuttle and flue, the point . f the .-inn­ Wa» Beaten By f. E Johnann. D. <1 Mnnluek. D K. , Commercial and History teacher mkd j ) tie always cornee in proper relation to the loop, henc- almost ab? latfc ; from there to Ann Arbor; Miss Barber • Chknro Titman, Fred Kyereon. Brn Blakeney f Tensions freedom stitch notfrom changed byskipping. change of speed, tize ofNeckwear thread thl&ness qf Bath Robes, House Coats. ‘ Ur D. E. Fuller. Jake Bebor. George went to her heme at Riebiand: Miss: ) Shuttle so nor constructed it cannot hit the needlecanheuct tie. broken goods length ofthat stitch - what other machine do’as jeuetr Kid Gloves, Furnot Gloves, Mufflers. ' alrnut the conteraaUon i Ree(1 Jobll P,Tne La Dick visited her paieny at Feuu j This <■>. . ( Mn«tneedles thisThread cause. does elasticfrom stitch. break when seam is s tretched. ; ) Protection and packing of needle bar and construction of tAkr ;• a*, i . ville; Misses Wetzel'and Gray spent I over tbs telephone in ‘this city JbursFancy Suspenders, Caps. Sweaters ; Friday in Granc^ Rapids; mIm Hampton I day about 4 :H0: l: feed make less liability to oil goods than in other ma- nt». Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, Umbrellas COUNTY INSPIRA­ entertained her sister from Holland;! •• Whatr What’s that, Central " / The face plate can be taken off by a thumb screw, thus eiul iiiig the operj Night Robes. Suitcases TION INSTITUTE i a tor -Pajamas, to clean and oil the parts without displacing any of them. ' Miss jMatthewi remained at home ■■ Chicago 4 Michigan o’ ‘ ) FeedFancy motions all positive— no springs used - henceDress machineShirts w ■ H ftvd oVe? Vests, Handkerchiefs, attempting to' yrard ui an attack o ' '•• Yon can’t .mean that." I all thicknesses of goods and seam without “chew ing”, the cloth, not tonsilLtis; MisaTrunibull visited frienils •• Yes, Chicago 2. Michigan u. ” . ) matter what the length of stitch. the "L. T. L. At Prairieville in Dimondale: Miss Banner also was ■ Even when thus asMired. Hastings > Of ( Will wear twice as long as other lock-stitch machine?. । compelled-to st^y at home beesu-.e c-f 1 friends ot Yyst i- fuotbail team could : M- E. Church. Saturday • ) Is Every part is independent of every part,ofand be replaced the most rapid sewer—makes twoother motions thecan treadle ti* Hirerai4fa Bicknaw: Miss Fitzgerald ate. turkey i scarcely • credit jhe report. For ilve ( trillingmachines cost. Therefore ybu keep a “Standard prsftii December 9th. other in sewing thecan same length seam. ” Rotary, . | । with her parents in Bellevue; Misses , years, they had never -lost a game up to ; ] cally new a life time. f ( Bran new set of attachments, self adjusting, and fastened to th* *.-rewt ; Brumm and Funnies tend their respect.-* tbai time, and they’had pHyed «■ of On Saturday Dec. B-tbere will he nn H Lo th»-ir pafents land friends In Nash- th«-m. No foot hall team ever betoreJ inspiration Institute for the Harry } bar in place of the foot. ( Stand wheel and treadle run on adjustable steel point?. whi» : «-£ ville. where thie former entertained : made such a record, andit is doubtfulCounty Loyal Tern prance Legion at !. . easiest, smoothest bearings known to mechanics, and tlx- -.v/ar i*: i friendis: Miss I)Jwlingispeiil her time if one ever will again. But the defeat ' the Prairieville M. .E. church. I a life-time. . I in Middleville^ Miss Ryan went to had to come some titnr. it came with The mu-ipal features ol'the program Full line of Knit Cases. Bags, Trunks and Telescopes. _____ RUNS 75 Per Cent. LIGHTER THAN oi.p LE MACB1NH \ Bent woodwork of the ilneat construction and :lulsh kpown to .ut. j Ypsilanti to visit her mother and sir thnjr Wth game and the 13th contest- will l«- wfcll worjeed up under direction Any one of them would make a line XMAS present. ( Automatic keyless drawer and cover locks, peculiar to the Standard. I ter; Miss Osborn bpent the vacation iti wii.lt Chicago.'of '*U! ' '—•* o-f •• j n ------- j...on timely ,.i., which Michigan *had Mrs. ... Shepherd.. Papera When-vou buv here von get iroods that- are RIGHT. Lpeiroit aud at her home in Albiou won IL subject* with discussions, recitatioha' / An Extra Reason is that every -Standard” RotarjLnlak-- ■" I- < J Chain Stitch. ( i i Miss thie&r visited her-mother aud «u<i .. all . right, and it will do the .... ...n .the n_ wevening a i rograrn contest. But...it's nilli,j J tera m Muskeguii whim the rest ui the ; Michigan team g.xjd. if they will learn; pu-.e Lake Legion ra. Delton. Prairie/ if you want something cheaper I have it mime by the Nt • [ force pie tlielr cranberry sauce in the what uefeats are intendtil to tench. It vj|]a ail(i Orangeville Legion*. Our Home Co. Z ‘ “ I oty- ' • { Dachlne for $18.00. . doesn’t hurt a man or a • footluill team > tvu»ity president. Miss CharhAte V. Le*s noise than any other machine. 1 Hubert Cook of the Armour Institute to get a good trouncing once in a . Parnum. will be there direct from the FOR BUYING A HIGH SPEED 1 was a visitor at the High School for a while. Not if defeat is taken ip Hie ! national convention recently held at right spirit. t \ l.n* Angeles ! short time last W’ednvsuxy Every one is cordially invited to atj Misi Matthews was unable tu do her •' jeuil and help un in this great work i usual itchool duty Monday -A. M and If monarchs have ufn mine 1 bv vour preaeuce- and if you have any­ j Mae Smith of the Normal ('la™ substi MAXES I7S STITCHES WHILE OTHER.* MAkt i< Smoking hot—syrup to go with* them and coffee that themselves, ibuf inila'g. thing tu say along uui line of work, ' tuted for her. puus the f:o I has not i*er: will brace-you for a day in the cold. j we would lx- glad t<> have you say iL It ii very gratifying to the Schoo) the pages o> history. Oue pun. bi. Herbert Morehouse Rue. Sec’y.. cheaper. JBUT there is more difference In and especially to the Women’s Club to ever. If assigned to King Frederi, The thought of such a breakfast is appetizing. ; Delton, «M irfc. x the quality than in the price 'I** see such large numbers of our. High ' yVilliutn IV. of Prussia. _____ r-tudenta It Ik said that ou theatoccasion of a I « School! in attendance the We have thh Pan Cake flour, beet brands. JOHM5TOW; f The Standard ’ ’ Rotary holds KI) yards of No. cotton. Course entertainments. These enter- conn ball he was standing near the, । w m tc st borne rv*.' I'rtdbr until yv unt> i„ fan, . mlddt^f uihirtleW the dance ball lu couvere:;convert:; ‘of Jsqaanr. st Uray. December aocn si d JuBobbin more quickly wound Our coffee will fill the bill as too bracing beverage. telnmeuu are a most valuable factor, .r.^iineit tt.i.. a« wry JH. JunfteM iM.-”tnt*r j<h awl Jaasan 1 tlon with an exceedingly thiu ambos ­ li>the«li>Mtlooot out young people '*”““."l1i. «* The first stitch perfect .without holding end> of thread Quick selling keeps everything fresh and fine. ; sador. In the haste nud excltemetii i p.* HA' The tension is released when taking out the goodh aud we are^eased to see the efforts of of g fi|.ry B ll( ,utcuunt of tlin tlw. '> tv cretin,, n The Huest goods are not drawn or puckered. the C-l*b appreciated. [ hussars danced, with his partner. l>e Pfifilf ft CJFUITT groceries, provisions, Hastings Markets. bUUfi OE.IV I Ai, CROCKERY, FLOUR and FEED. We are more than pleased with the i tween the monarch aud the person ; Hastings Markets are corrected every contingent of young people who came । whom he was addressing, and thou, Phone 37. The Grocers. Wednesday mormug and can be relied nto otr schools this •year from the whaS be ba‘1 ,lohe- he ,Hi:nu aud CX pill Ua- upon as correct at tlia*. date. country. The scheme that Comm. .1.0. stammer abject apotogiqg — -•«< Don’t forget the famous Palacine Oil sold only by us. Corrected Wtdnesdav. Dec. 11106. tlOUK. . Ketcham instituted last year for the : PKDDUCH. ’ "Ob. that wan nothing.'’ replied the examination of the «th grade pupils | kiDg wItll a taogI1 Batter — is - '.w pra lb. \ "A hussar ct»— ■: <■ -'»c »«r <kw. certainly screened the weaker class. U e j must go without fear through thick E Lard-, uer lb. VECETABLES. FRUITS. ETC, ) CORRESPONDENCE, j understand that a diligent offort is be- nnt| tidu.” ONE NIGHT ONLY ng made by many of the young people ' a whimsical glance from his own in tbexura! districts to pass' these ex- j portly figure to that of the slender nin- | mkais aminations. From the experience we I bassatjor accompanied this answer. uu<l • iheweirht-.-^ i< ■AT— PARMELEE. --------havfc'hhdtbraiarlbia-TKtr We invite I <b« hussar felt himself not only par- Berf.drawd--ie~am ’ ■ ... ( ToBM.- v..*iq^jL. «_ _ I.. ,1...iuabe 1 »eal cajv’-B alive—so <v,e 1MT mrwe W-Auc Mr. and Mra. Reuben 'Stimson and those of the Hastings territory to come Ung-. I.u|b. rSKWHpSVt* son Herold of Grand Rapids spent iu with ub for we feel that we can do Thanksgiving in .Parmelee. people of such an earnest trend, good. I Frank Stimson made a businees trip Fish is dainty food. Practice h need- Rbecp-»—w. John: Nollies of the Ferris Institute ' ed in serving It. Lightness of touch! POULIKY. MOWS and wool. to Grand Rapids last week. spent viacation with his parents. , and d'esterify of management are nee- t'Wckenn. alive-s; ■ Jacob Finkbeiner and wife ot-’LeighChickens drewsed- 9 bo — Miss -- r_Bertha ti i mi A. **u,Mwaa KnitTen nwho uv uhas —• beeus I esimry to keep the - -- delicate Hakes in­ <Turkeys. live—?!«<• I ton spent Thanksgiving with the 1st- | teachiisc iu the Ann Arbor public sdhool [ tact. It requires some skll' to rip tet’a parents. .... . has .been secured. during tbepreent year the nkta and lay it back aud never the llorv HMe» -».ot> -tjjfl. 8. W.Todd has sold his farm* and for tbe'History and Commercial work i head- and tail with neatuexs and dis­ Calf Skins -toe Broddock Jc Peltier present TitBow-?'i-*r will inove to Hastings next week. In onr High School to take Miss Addi­ patch. These three articles must nev­ GltAfN. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zerbel were son’s place. Miss Kniffen is regarded by er leave the platter. They belong to reU.S the' cat. Tito choicest niijpu*! of any the Anu Arbor authorities as an excep­ in Grand Rapids Wednesday. white fish is the cheek. It Is not good 1 A companion plaj- to(. I Fred Joels visited in Parmelee last tionally strong teacher and we trust form to cut. through a fish, Ih-giu at Kyn -wc. her stay iu Hastings may be pleasant. tbe tall nud throw aidde the skin. Be­ ‘ j week. ’’ . “Way Down East.” “Old\ She will begin her work next Monday. gin at tbe head to nerve, cutting to the „ HAY ASD STRAW. No. 1 Timothy-7.M) ^Homestead.” and ‘-Shore? Tbe Commercial work this week is backbone. When the meat on that side No. 2 Timothy M&flv MAPLE GROVE. Acres.” A play that is pure? la helped turn the fish and help the < iover iUy--S4 50-JMX) suspended for want of a teacher. Orin Wright of Battle Creek spent other aide In the Mine way. If there Is .intone, artistic in action,: I Thanksigving at Ed. Reese's. Next Saturday at the forenoon roe a part should he served each per­ ,and elegant in environment. ? session of the Barry County Teachers NOTICE OF SALE. । Catchy and refined special- ( I The Misses GHenna and Gladys Wolfe Ass’n begins in our High school We son. Belling is tbe nicest way to cook nud the easiest way to- serve fish. Xo‘AUTl*..hrF'‘.V>:“b,,P thstWlrtiieofanwder , ties. A car load of special ( and Sam Groeline of Battle Creek trust that every parent will attend as Dress the edge of tbe platter with hard .l-KurdI hyH. C.Brins. Krf.'rct' fu Bankniptey.for ■ h? Western DWirlct of Michigan. Southern .scenery. See the great pasted Thanksgiving at A. D. Wolfe's. well as pupils of the upper grade, for «gg and sliced lemon, tomato ami beets. ODhMon. directing me to mH tmd dispose of th” proj-erty and plant of tbr' Dowling Creami Light House with its won-( ' Henry Whitcomb and son Harlev the program offers many good things • ry < o«pany..I shall, on Friday, tbe yad day derful electrical effects. attended the marriage of Mr. W'a. State Sept. Patrick H. Kelley is a very ।' Many people have never even heard of l»wmt*r. mb.-al tao o clock tn the aftersister Mrs. Nettie Griffin to George talker, and Prof. Geo Waite, i s’SJ^s.0* 'I'1 d**; at ««* ‘ trasnery■ Bundlin' at -Secure seats at usual place.', Cobe at Battle Creek Wednesday even-, inspiring !fowling. Barry County. Michigan. m-II the ! ot sudi a thing, and It Is not to be of the Western Normal is a man who plant and natures belowing to th” said CrwunI wondered at. .for these mats are ex- cry company together with the penotud praning. , is tilled with the subject mat that ne he is so • auHcuaanuw.uojwi ran, nI1(1 lt M,d by to<m eny condrtlng of fifty milk cans; two large , ■ W. W. Potter and family of Hast­ Bticceesfu ly teaching in the Normal who know that only three of these cam* used In creamery, one set of milk weigh-) A nice 5-Drawer. Drop Head. Ball ttearinf i, ng scales, one platform wale, tocether with a ings Fred Potter and family of As-. and the-Public schools of Kalamazoo. I beautiful rurioeities exist iu the whole arge $18.00. Call and be convinced । . quantity of lumber and oilier articles be­ longing to »a1d company. The Mid real and Vincent AH are most cordially Invited syria to join I world. TheNorton one weand nowfamily write abput is plant and fixtures will be Mild subject tp estate, a err- ' ate Thanksgiving dinner at L. “ B. with the teachers in a lift upward the ‘liiKint one made. It measures S tain mortgage ^vm by Mld-.-ompaxiv tn An­ drew J. Wood ran «inted February 'JWh 19Oi 1 i Potter's. . by 4. feet and. though made In a small and duly ns-orded tn the oliiee of the HecHter towarl^ better things educationally. hill state in the north of India, has nn of Deeds for Barry < ounty. The ira) .-stop- to NORMAL Nofi^ »e sold is drwribril as a. -Cotameuclait'’ almost Greek design for its bonier. It twenty toils west of tho follow rontersm sections 7 1 NASHVILLE. The Barry County Normal Train- was ______ ____ _ on atate,occuHions, when oiily used »2*«.theucr north . six rods, thwwe south I E. V. Smith went to Manchester Ing Class Alumni Association will hold . the rajah sat on It to sigh Imjiortant eight rods, thence The Sewing Machine Man. j Thursday on business, returning Sat a reunion in the formal Boom on Sat. j documents. The original cost of tbe mat e gatrods jo placsof bfinnin;; tewn two south nr. A BUSHEL AT DUB of range right west, Bany < vuuty. Michigan, ft urday night. DOb WAREHOUSE iKxjitt.r.WAUjntn. ’ ! Dec.9. from twelve to one o'clock. Each: 1* tethilous. for <1.400 pounds of Ivory (j Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Price spentj member la requested.to bring a simple I 'r®re n’MMl ,n it!< n*»uufnc;nire. The flucst strips of ivory must have been takWe will deliver them Thanksgiving with the former's sister juncb „ ' I <m off the tusks, aa the mat is hr flex in [five bushels lots at that and husband Mr. aud Mrs. V. B. Mall­ Miss Sisson of Freeport was the J ible ns a woven stuff and beautifully I ette of Grand Rapids. pace. . guest of Miss Richards at her home! fine.—London Graphic. I Peter Shore and family are moving near 1‘rairicvllle, during the Thanks- j Also have some nice | to Vermontville. E. V. Smith and wife giving recess'. apple?. . Jones-Wimt makes you ytiink Suubbs | will move into the bouse vacated by Next week the Normal Class begins is nbiwntuiknded? Frcyvr-Wc went in­ । him, and care for his father D.W.Smith tbe study of Current Events. NICE LOT OF DRY WOOD to au auction store yesterday. Tin [ W. 1. Marble was at Grand Rapids auctioneer was shouting, "Going, goTHOROUGHLY SEASONED . . BOWENS MILLS. Saturday on business. tug:” and Snubba shouts: "Please don't Snow, Snow the beautiful Show, Some Rnaaell Marble is sick with tousilltls. go: I will give you $5 a month more Highest prices paid for are not dene busking you know. and have u girt to help you with the > i Mrs. Carrie Osborn, sister of C., M. >’ Uj> LeP ®°^’e thp question. Bejow we enumerate a few of the beautif ul.^ Hay and Straw. , washing!*’ • The members of Yankee Grange Putnam fell on the walk Monday j pUn »nr°«: Ladies Set Rings in many 4ifferent patterns, also PI am have, purchased some plaster board j breaking her leg at the l^ip. Mrs. Telephone us your PROBATE ORDER !7°nn MPh pn^’’ Engagement Bracelets, either plain on engraved. $^.50 tfl ; Osborn is seventy years old but is get­ paper and they meet this week Wed­ wants. Stole of Michigan, County of Barry, n ♦ LUU eiCN. bme line of Child 8 Bracelets, from 75C 10 $1.50. Gold Filled Fobs, htted * «<h nesday to put it on'the hail. . ting along nicely at this writing. A* » ^s*’00 tTolMie Court for tht at tbe Probate office C J,nnQl snapx1a(so Silk Fobs in»a great variety .of patterns, also th’-’ An all day Grange Meeting this week <-°unty c( Barry, Iholdra i Otis Gokay lost two lingers wnile 1"!!?!"' ln,ia,d County on Uie|M Cay of l>e» «njb«T. in th* vmv Vest and D.ckens Chains, from $2.50 IN $10.00. Gold and Gold Ffllcd Cuff Links 75U 9 at work at the Lentz factory last Fri- Saturday Election of officers in the BJtnraay onetbousand uIik- huudrrO ISJVre 7 afternoon! Preiwnt Cha«. M. Mack. .1 udg» of Probato. I day. solid u 11 f!T HalPin8' 5OC 11 i*’50' Go**1 billed Lorgnette Chains *,th PHONE 47. & ve8 W . !l /50 $L00< ** Qocks' al- G* Clocks. Fine Sterling jnd Dr. B C Swift and wife of i 'W.C. Middleville Martin of Canton Ohio is a guest of Billy Smith. spent Sunday with G. E. Parson and Stiver Plated Ware and many other things will annexed, or vtld estate pntylnr that hi< ; Ernest Pennock has returned from wife. sa,!” 4i~h. BUDDS CORNERS. , ^nu Arbor where be underwent a surMrs. Eraeat Farr of Prairieville is Thwwon It la ordered, that Fridar ih» iS 1.“? f'■» Mi«s Lillie Corwin of Rochester N. gicai operation. visiting herparenta at thia place. Y. Bandar with hrr roarioK Krri j„nM family h.ve mowd "... De“® law at wld Born td Boyd Ludlow aud wife Frank Ccleman and family. She is on Xnabviile. last Friday a girl. her way to Oklahoma, where she will *. ,, , . , , Chas. Baraghman has built a large work Io, the Woman-. Home Mi-ion ’ 11 h°^ ,rom syu .mow cjiu-e u any there be. why the nnvw, sheep barn on tbe north ride uf his barn of Ute petitioner msy not be rnuitfld 5SXll Society mnoe* bod, wMW, .nd to. | t-<>t M. to^.nd Th.nUKIr.ng Is further ordered, tnm uM Our mille: W. E. Bowen is getting dians Miss Marie Rasey is home from Kaia E. Idm, and farnilr are w-iding | 'Waloo Normal School oror Thank. bis sbsrj of buckwheat Io grind. a WMk with Jade Manager and IF1’1**Mrs. Marie Gardner who baa been JEWELER .nd OPTICIAN vial ting her aister Mrs. John B. King 1st door west of Chidester b Burtons. Hastings. Mich. at this plane is rkiting her sister Mrs. Homer Farr of Prairieville. FUR COATS u>\ W. H. MYERS & SON, Morrill, Lambie & Co Don't Buy Until See OUR LINE. Twoniu-Flve Reasons Phone 314, Hastings. Mich. A Stack of “Wheats” "Standard" Rotary Shuttle Two-in-One Sewing’ Machine ONLY ONE REASON I fill REEDS OPERA HOUSE f IS Dec. Ilth 1 “The Light House Robbery”; J. L REED. T. PHILLIPS POTATOES Christmas Is Almost Here i “What Shall I Give for Christmas? 4 6041 & HALL A.SS£S" u,’"s’ That Would Make Nice Christmas Presents. GEORGE NEWTON, tAflXsr- • j. �For yuOTM( W(jrt Enquire. J. M. Bauer. z~v SPECIAL "AY YOU |to get our priies because /ill MT BE 3ERS0LD ( hw Phi s, Has, ! i Uh itwii M. C. Excursions. Tho W. F. M. S of the M tj. chnrch : A Michigan train for Michigan will meet at the home of Mra. Ralta Belle I1 f a ; fMt' cw»fo<Uhle and conveni-nt Michie Central “WolveriZ IL Bunun ^Vednemlay Dec. 13 at and * a'r,u<lay and coming and Saturday eWninr, Dr. Ju4w Jl« k wen, to Battle Creek <m Lowry entertained Dr rataily nnd for |“'““"S’ « •<» ■». • oaMntaN yesterday. Mil.. Hull, of A,,,,'Attar „,™t i/C«vw» were Detroit 8;io p. th.. ' arrivo Buffalo «-50 laid for ten. ' P. m »rny,, (InuuI c>.„,ral Statjon I hunkagiving in the city, Auttaitw. Va,;,line. „t Hawing. Clinton Partello. Middleville was ”• Tf“’ f“"« tqwnahi|,. 10«»ne. waa ukeil in wain in America Try it. the guest of Hasting* friends Sunday. dy by the officers last night and will D. Bowker returned Monday from probably U- Mnt to Kalamazoo. . »<* Urpmtar 12 -IS-iB. For ,hf his Thanksgiving visit with his daughOjt Carlton readtra will I* panic* •ta« ovririonartterfo,,! |or th(, ularlv interest^ jn \v. £. AHgao’g round tnpj will begiven. Dates of sale WUhur Austin ami family of Tipton. announcement this week. He ha* !Jec. 11 aad l ' roturn. limit Dw. IB Iowa visited friend* in the citv last something spec!# every' week. innlusive. ■ week. ' i PERSONAL •.•will have th- <»u teef. if SJOCR of i , j , [ I ! i MENTION, J J ® < > • £ S 5 And what an amount of preparation is to be made and what • pleasure there will be in the secret planning for the happiness of friends. It has come to be. the natural thing for a great • number to turn to us at this season for help in gift selecting. • ■ Anticipating your needs we have been hard at work selecting • the best goods for CHRISTMAS GIFTS.’ :.ee & Olney i J announcements —J— jO C. R Ve have iz: it fe rrence in IHISES. three of knees of meh? bod. e to bcua the shut- i‘| absolute ; > broken e-up and \ \ ' 1 / r practiprefer dard. /ock and tearing S. < Are Easy to Quote but its Quality That Tells the Tale Qualities equal we are. under sold by no oth er concern Value includes more than the prices lar ; § Suitable for tain or son. tbe ( tieapeat kind. . (.’olorn lace and chiffon stocks, fine 3c Lawns silk tuni'»vers. t i the tine4 Linen at handle positively embroidere<i guaranteed. I^arge varie­ etc. ty to choose from. Priced Priced from $1.50. detichabh* from 1Oc to 75c. 75 c to $4.00. Want a Fur for Your Wife? m. Prayer “ HUFF CED” WRIGHT PHONE 30 ROS. HASTINGS, MICH. ONE CENT A WORD. HOLIDAY "My «N>od mnu. 1 put inywlf In Mra. T, E. .Cbteshruugb. Mra "Bes-iie le .mM. “liOck me up In ,a 1 Johnson. Mra. Ellen Bnrrell. Mra. hu|'t !<■■ let ■» me out. 'J** Give, 'h' this1 I *,,1,,,.,, n,H. Mi,, A. i: rtowdl. <1.,.,., ’.<>>>•• I! — man theItticket Now —to and the tell creditor . *?“»’*• .. ... . . ,, , M "take t4 my manager him ’• ] . ' ! • ! I i j i t« iih’ All the very .latest things, X ariety of .these from the daiiity little turnovers, ? • ! • J 5r tin uper:h. .lust tandaru" am ) Il itb Ladies' Umbrellas TRY A BANNER WANT ADV. stituh train and the eperm. 'eed over loth, no a wonderful Ladies' Fancy Neckwear V Come in and see them, feel them, admire them, but it you can’t stand temptation be very, careful. The furs we have, • each have a ticket on, and on each ticket are the plain figures," J showing the best Fur Values on earth. We have Furs-priced • as low as $1.00 and as high as $30.00. .< News Machine nJ Ladies' Handkerchiefs 9 ms b Two and One-Half Weeks to CHRISTMAS • £ It b«-'.--'U arranged th»t Caag,.^.... u Ho HultUaj Nday ^ea-,,,,,,, excursions t«> t„ Caimda. Ou i Frank KeaBel.l «l,o >» atu-ndina ,!„• man Hamilu.n. ,o( thia dlwriet. i, to "m cta"''“"'M fare fur the round v'l,f *•. wa. home lor the Thankaair introduce tbe dual statehood measure j131 w’*l |l* «iven. Dates uf sale. 1 ,nK vacation * for Oklahoaa, Indian Territory and : 14~ h’-l'i and llth. Return HmMrs Lima Hanaucr Flynn, of Chi­ New Mexico. . ; "I leafing d«atiMtion nor later than cago is the guest of her mother Mra Next time son we Jake IKPrieWer l?‘“T r "? *“l«i<« “I ticket ufliee Will ism Oler. vlty Bank. Q[ the ehnncea Old be won’t m» you, EvJ ’<’,rthcl ‘"tonnation Mr>. Louisa Milla is visititig her HNtiS. niCM. X[ alnre Sunday.when a nice Mven ponnd ’ ,lth :l,ll*l|n| inlt rnatiunal Lire work daughters and son in Nashville and , girt arrieed at bin home. Jake han teen i "xp??i11.™’'>»• Ita’ W-23 ’t» Maple Grove. •<?<xxx>ooooo8 --- 1-------------• ■-among - -■ the■ clouds ■ hl» » nite fc.iaiu, the soaring oround Mi** Elizabeth Stacey of North .... Goodrich, _______ . of .. this city. wa, I ™“U, «!’»»■ Uum'of -ale Henry Branch, is the. gtirst of Mjss Aya arroslrtd Saturday night upon cum-i iC 1,1 Mand 15>- Limit for n-• Martin this week. .plaint ot Lansing authorities, charged C-••*•« tnchisive. Mrs Joel Kocher, of Nashville was «with stealing an overcoat in that city. *'• Bwrun .Jgt. the guest . f her sister Mrs. H M - A He was taken to Lansing Munday. -r-- ----- 1• Martin last week 2 Friday evening Miks Edith Lombard ’'j Claude Campbell «f Grand Rapid* ’£ ■ National In- gave H very plaint party to M-v.-ral spent 'Thanksgiving with his familv 2 ANNOUNCEMENTS young friends ii; honor of Iler guest, i at Mr Ed Ruh r's •Kt CO. Minx Dura Norton, of Kalamazoo. It Mrs. Peter DeYoung’a mqther from J , The Doriiis Daughters prill give wax a social uccahion which all pn->cnt (irand Rapids and sister from th:- upFancy work IhuuiAr and Bake sale greatly enioyvd. |n+ peninsula an-her guests. Tuesday Ddeember 19 at the Pn<by Dr. Sheffield aud wife entertained Walter WelMter of Sumner Gratiot ® terian Chapel. for Thanksgiving, his father and Co. was the guest of Mrs. Louisa Mills The Chriitian Science Society serf' । mother, brother 'John wife and sun of trom Thuraday until Saturday. gfr lupic at at H>;:u Johnstown. Mr. Burroughs Hnd wife of ic»-in G; \ R.' Hall, fcjj.ic Mr. and Mrs \V. A. Hmn- we nt to A i« the Vnivj,me. including Man »vol Banheld. brother Will and family, aku Vermontville Monday to attend the a • OOQJOOO.OO a niyve of Mra. -SheffieldyfjM Mabie birthday ar.nivif-r-ary uf his.m>>ther. J The Wesh yanlJetHodist ikrvirr*. heltjl Deny, n teacher in the lapsing •a h.-jK Mr. and Mra -J.- G. Cutler and 5 in -th*- Adv-t ntiat idmrch on Ik»nd St.. ■'OP. Agent, daughter Belle, of Ih-ltdn wee Thank*® During the high whxl erf Friday F. i warjI. <■><■. . Su, E. Heath's awning was twisted consid­ -*•»><Al at . m. rilluwed it.. Taylor. erably. mid on Monday night the wind ing cf tlie word at 3 Hw d.iwn jbe awning at U Baker Mr .ind Mr-. Milton Bradley uf.' £ me.'ting Fr da. oveciii] Son's store, breaking in three large Nashville'spent Thanksgivipg in.this ~ pbnw. glass in the tront window. Middlenty with thHir w>n thl Rev. C L.' ■ CffiriMian Enderivor at ith vil’.e Sun. .. Bradley t , terian clitirih next Sunday •vruing. Jasper Hart returned to his home in Friday night occurred the annual ' Topic • Tin City of God. Leader Big Ha; Id* Monday after a few days opening dnnee of ••Grra?n Street Florence IL rj^r. house and the vi>it with Ooy Havens, and relatives Crowd” of young folk-, ut K of P. < The Dciroiis Daughti ra will hfe enter;’ in PradriQville. armory. It was a fancy dress liall. jtafaedbytr * ■iiay right in the i" Mifscx 'Iron-ides n? *their Mr nnd Mr*.- A. *‘A Wilmodl spept attended by 12 couples. Tim gueata of home on I tf.'t Green n|xt Monday Thanksgiving with .Then daughter and horor were Miss Florence Ceilea and evening. D«c. 11; her huslwnd. Mr and' Mra. Fred Misa HazelTillutson. of Grand Rapid*. Standard Beamra- will meet with Hughes ot Kalamazoo. N-xt Monday night at Reed's Opera \ night. Tbe House ProddcM’k A: Peltier prurnt Mra. Cletue it Smith Saturday evening Mi. and Mrs. E. Pennock. Mra. Kate leader of lepton Williams Miss Elvira Barnaby went to •laying pslro, ‘•The Lighthouse Robbery. ” a cotnedy- Dec. 9 at 7 I'cludt. Mim Barnit ghain Williatnsto i Thanasgiving day to Visit dramh. replete with dramatic situa­ Eworth I «ague Sunday night. Sub* friends and eat turkey with them. tions. and intermingled with rich ject "Th»-City of God.D. S]multiMr.’ and Mra W. K. Liebier, uf by Mr. Mini cwnly. Thi, 14«y rill please both ing leader. Middleville and Mr. and Mra. Wil! well attend- old :iiul young. A car load of apecial The (ilengera uf Cluvenjalf and vi­ Kronewitter, of Irving spi'iit Thanks­ scenery. i cinity will have an oyster »ii[>per Satn- giving with Mr and Mra. C. R Bish­ The first L. V. B. A. .meeting was ।’ rday. Big dish ofoyMera fur !.’» rents op.and Mr. held Tuesday rfnrrnoon at tl>< home of GvoJ niusid and good progrnm. Mra. Claude x'ampbvll and children Mn». E. Tyden. Mm A. <’. Brown . assisting in entertaining. Alaiut BO j The Forerftcr* will meet Dpc. 19 to returned to their home in Grand Rap-, elect oftievni. A good attendance is id*. Saturdav After spending a week •ror in -tat- were present and a good . time was en­ ■ desired. with her parents. Mr. ar.d Mra E. A. joyed l»y all. Tbr dining room w»s Tbe F'esllyterian Ladies will liaVe’a Rider. decorated with pink and white earnsl rite City l>unk ir at tbe church annex tiur.s : ice cream and cate were served ^r,’Mtnin', Rev. C. L. Bradley is attending a Saturday. IVc. Friday and Katunlay Dec. J‘> atul IU. uierting of th«- Wesleyan Methodi»t , ■ dates anil hunrs A wry enjoyalde feature was the solSee further announcement hext week. church ih* Grund Rapids this'week but ic»- •hould have by Mra. Frank Hams '-nng in her usual will bv at home -u HU his appoint­ •jranr.er. ment* on Sunday. Frederick Cooke was playing-an nu- «geinent in New York Mrg, Mary Collins, who has U.<en he ww duniv-.l far w afternoon making an extended visit with rela­ by a creditor too stn-nuoua to be put tive* in. Battle Creek and Kalamazoo oil returned here Monday and, is again • "t'otne onl then/' -nuld OuOke and Its*, with her daughter. Mra. A. A. Wil­ the way to i neighlMirin^ jiawnbroker a mont. ■hop. > I ’ i , v • Wh^it tre Kai, tev i//>. u# do do 9 Fire • jsijrance irts. ■■ --------- ^STINGS BANNER, DECEMBER 6, 1W&. j I Come in and see us we will do our best to please you c. W. CLARKE & co., “Quality Shoe Store.” j 1 ; ] • i : j I i i >I j that Geo-Re] Frederick Cooke i« locked up ben- iu j»nwn for gflOti. Don't b* uneasy. In Ian bour’a time tbe curtain must ring up Yen'll get your money.” He did get it. aud when the excited manager, btt« audience waiting, drove furiously to tho pawnshop he found Oooke locked up, aafoly behind the counter, sijuud asleep, nn*L *?*'~ “ t^lng ...work. i. — locked up. sillier and ready for Rebecca Hunting Darla In Saturday Evening Poit. nson. P. f. Longworth. Smith. Mr. W. B. Hrikey. H. Frank. । 1 In **A Southern Girl In ’Gl” Mrs. D. ]O waIra .ww nd Wright describes the burial of । fbe young hero. Latane,one uf the tu , [noll most dramatic and touching I wldcDts ■ |n xtj<. atory «»f the Confedera.’y. Fie . leading a gallnut charge. ' "John Latauc. a lleutrn nt Id bia brother's voiupany. took charge of ih«* body and. with a cart and driver,- tr..-.l ' to return to "Richmond. Finding tin* of the lied ItmpONiblc. as the enemy were in posArrian in bls — "Circuit . fire" allude* to the sap which "flows Ketpion of the country «•> »r»nbd? Iw ... Wcatwood " , ... .! . the hom< of Dr. from reeds. thickens like homy and is •rent to sweet to" t te taste." Seneca. who .j Brnkonbpmitb.. who was ttn n a »*uf says was geon iu tbe • army. . . Tin- ebony nprhatub<«n>* Encyclopaedia r . ' . M nn few years f*C 11 ; ..1...I and uW.I Ik.hr. tn avoid •aptiirt< "born nt C.V rduba B. <_?.,** C. I'proacht'd. obliged to leave bl*' brother' writes'cine ■rnfng •<..... .. the .1- use — of -- “’burned — sugar" atom ir tho people °f India and mains and <~*«npe on foot. ............... — "In ‘*n In -r opto*® 0 . kenbrougii <-lerconcludes-lw addins. rny opinion konbrougli sent w-nt for for nn Episcopal Ept tbe use <»f| angnr' sjMilia tbe teeth ’’ i pymnn to perform the funeral cervmoNearchn* spys that sugar cane was, nice, but tbe enemy would -*•’ J>"1 -** permit —•• D first made mu western wy»wru coun- | him mad** gnown known to the (dm to pa*.-. pit-. . Then, with'a f*” other • V tries bv Hi}* ctfimue^ta of Alexander n fair haired Mffle P‘! her' D - -of ------------------------tbe Great. Tin- first the sugar ennea iI apron dik'd with white flowera, nnd a U were brnugjit from the east to Sicily ' few faithful slaves who stood rever* )/ In the vo. il!-!§ nnd two later | cutlj near, a pious Virginia tu id*.* *?••• > • ••• ■years vui.j ■ ■ ft -1 matron »■ .. ................ « me —tbe V* ' rend . the .•••................ , ... ■ .....I beautiful' 1.11 • 1 were iutrodrera* lutrudk-vd..... In «»• Spain solemn were —- fn -1508 — --- ’ *v»»« — ...... - -and ..... , burml. , 11 Spaniards Hi.iucht itrought some of << the seeds seed« gervico aver the cold. hntiH HH form or of , Hpanlnnls kcrvice arer pktLta to the Weal West Indios, Indic*, and nud from (one |DUe of the noblest gentlemen and most 11 or plant* them.' ................ th" pr. s.-nt itxiiKtrr .Industry hnshn» ernwn. grown, in*wknid j intrepid officers officers in in the the Confederate Confwloraic ar- ar- ( Aeronllng v the London: Economist. ; Wy. She watched th" ciadit heaped 6,1(>7.00<> tons of sugar wen* consumed | npon tbe coffin lid. then sinking on her foe, |i bv tbe Inhabitants of the world In knt>ea. In sight and honring of the foe. vclfare and ‘ she commlt'ed his soul's welfare and I ( ’ “ ... — fije mrlcken hearts ho bad left behind MORGAN. h*m to tbe men-y of the All Fntbor." M.- W. Charlton and daughter Maud j «» ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Holmes j , nn suTOames originally bad a of Charlotte Thanksgiviug. meaning. They were descriptive of 1 u Simtfer and family spent i their owners. In a word, the? *erc » J or ••Pud.” family of Parmelee. ‘ , t| |Peel lpt,| lg la n surname that shows bhow^ the tbe Mr anl Mra. Weaver. entertain?, d , origlnfli pe<'l to have been bald. Grace ‘ * xthe v- Afirst —• ’*.# a Prxxneh of >I meanik■ •-fat. from .I. th* French 'graa.’’ comply Edmore I ' Grant, from "grand,'' mean* big. ,lwrt wrek. An Oliphant ahoukF be a-clumsy and Elder S. tfxley mid wife took the a.* , cnwleldly person. This surname wan kmuw «* -r*— m. ». train for Mattawan. Mnttawmi. -Mich., Mich.. !=rt hist; „elei,bBnl- originally. ..’* rinit . T11(t porkers were keepers of noble­ Fridny xttcr ■ week with oB.rry-men'* parks. The Warners were war ville people. ‘ r.-menh, or rabbit tenders. The Barkers M,«. Utb. Adkitu, wra in Grand prepared bark for tanning. The LaRapid, tart Friday nnd Saturday. bovrheres were butchers. Ehler W. Millor <ent th. latter part Bell meant handsome. Cameron of itat ««l at and near Belding, meant c. wk nosed. Curtis meant po­ lite And Forster meant a foreato'. Mid,. Napier a sei '•ant in charge of tbe table Wood tao tor Clarence Honghtalln linen. Palmer g pilgrim, Wainwright ■ Mon.lay the 4th in*. Clarence is oon- wagon builder. 'Walter a wall bulkUr. ’ lined SO hi. *<& There wm, a good Webster a weaver, Wright a carpentw^ tom out and quite a lot of wood cut -Philadelphia Bultetin. and hauled. Big Drug Store This week will see our large line of Holiday Goods on display and we ask you all to come in and look us over. We have J 50c,. 75c, Si .00 and up ■ Toilet sets, Brush, Comb and Mirror at Manicure sets from 50c to S4.00 Shaving sets from 50c to S3,50 25c, 35c, 506 and up Cuff and Collar boxes at'' 25C, 35C, 50c and upto Sl.50 Work boxes at Hand Mirrors, Dresser Mirrors and all kinds of Mirrors 10c, 25c, 50c, up to $5 25C to $1.50 Handkerchief boxes and Glove boxes from China, fine Perfumes and all High Class Toilet Articles Gut Class, Hand 9 Our line of Books is well assorted. Some of Martha Finley's works, author of the Elsie Books 35c The Henty books at 25c. Oliver Optic, 25c E, P. Roe's works, 35c. Twenty Years of Hustling, 50c Jack Harkaway series. 25c. How to Hustle, a new one by the author of Twenty Years of Hustling, - 75c Jt ■ «* Bibles at 35c, 50c, 75c and up, a big line to select from.. ** . Come in and see us. . Vou will be interested. FBED L HEATH & CARVETH THE DRUGGISTS. . ■ . �HASTINGS BANNEK, DECEMBER 6, lWt>; CARLTON. Woodland Department : * There is just as much art exercised to-day in designing and making furniture and ear­ pets as there is in painting -• X...... X pictures. v C Furniture .1 that •is X artistic in design,’ that is built 4- on honor is the only furniture X bliat a thinking person could are ire ♦ certainly an important factor X in getting a satisfactory arX rangement to -make a home i cozy. They do not hava. to X he expensive, as you wilt see X hy looking over our JepenJX able lines, w'hicli embody all X these essential points. Let X us help select your furniture. X carpets etc. for you. whether 4, you’ arc just going to houseX keeping, or only furnishing 4. one nr more rooms, 'l ou X don t have to be an expert to X buy fomiture here. X A new line of the FSUIOUS X “Sanitalre” Beds we have just X received, prices. fm $2.65 ip X which you can t' afford 4. miss seeing. X X CR0VB* of Hastings are visiting Mra John • Jl(*-ph Monger. Allenling Jama* ^href and family spout Mr. and M-a Sandy Elliott xpeut ' Thank-giving in W^t Kalama at tbe a few daylast week with trivnih Lid home-dead when- the parent* and WOODLAND. EAST WOODLAND. at Lake Odeml children grand children gathered t0 in Parjier meeting Wednesday evening Ml and Mra. WillCruckforduf WentI alL Photographer Early waa called ♦ LANDIS-BALYbAT. «t the bums at Me. M. Who-lrr ern Iowa are visiting the former s ' and took their pirture. ♦ j One of Woodland’s most popular Rvmbmber the L.T.L.at tbe liom»- of ♦ I voting ladicH. Miss Mabel Ixandis. was brobera Henry and Will in th!* vicinBernie Smith ha* taken the winter Orpha ‘EIUnou Friday evening Decern t. ' itv. . They will -apend the winter here ' term of the Carlton center achooL Ora 4 ; married on Thanksgiving day to Mr. her 8thL • ♦ ' Orley E. Balyeat of Middlebury. Ind. with relatives and friend*. • ; Yerty resigned and will gu to Delton. C. E.| leader for taext Sunday eve­ ♦ ! at the home of the bride’b parents. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Harry Stowell took) Leroy Barnum wife and mother X ! nnd Mrs. David. Landis. The. hride ning Vernon Bwditley. A full house Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and1 Mpent Thanksgiving with friemix in ♦ 1 was attended by Miss Carrie Rtdaer.and is desired. Mra. S. Leavne*. ! Carlton. Will Eupur Was a visitor pt Charles 4i-)tr. Browii of Middlebury, was liest Cha,. Hecht waa viaiting friend* the Tb|^a Rebey of Kalamamo spent ♦ . man. The etremony was performed by Veite’s Kat urday. first uf the week. , • ’ last week with'her parent* Mr. nnd ♦ 1 Rev. John Smith. Only a few . Mesdtmes Edith Warner and Ella , . r Jerne Knowles and party returned yjrx Harley Kelrey. T > ; I were premint. The receptidii tookAlace Lee were in Grand Rapids several day* from the north woods Friday afternoon ; q)hiv H[x5tit last week with at tbe home of Mra. Kate HoufstaVer last week. each one of UW the party was successful in i he|. ,langhter Mrs. Warren Kelsey of ... ! , ..... ’ »vu UllUUl j or. the following evening, there being MtaJHowJ. Sawfly ot Xpm.tantl , dw ♦ ' about 48 guests. The dining room wa« spent Thansgiviug with her parents parent* ■ ... . pri. . Thev are building sited* at tbe North ‘' ‘ 4 । tastily decorated with white cama- Mr. end Mr, W. Sawfly ol Woodland. iI Un *"d**" , --i< day Gatfnnon. j Castleton U. B. church. • dav with Dr. and Mra. Mrs. H. B. Gammon. ♦ 1 tions. Mrs. Archie McCoy of Hastings Mr. a|id Mrs. Herbert Rockwell were ♦ I furnished the music. The young Mr. and Mrs R. Witeon entertained James Ehret has taken the agency of guests <if Mr. and Mrs. E. Ra<*y of a number of. friends from Freeport. the DeLeval separator. All those that 4.' couple left on Saturday morning for Castletun Sunday Wotxlland aud Hasting* qh Thanks­ think of buying see him. ♦ their new Indiana home where they The Evangelical church nn Eckardt will be at home to their friends after giving day. ’ Charley Gurchesw and family of Street held fine Thanksiving services. Dee. 10th. Mrs. Barker of Grand Rapid* who Barry ville visited his brother Sara one Dr. John Warner and mother re­ was visiting- her sister Mrs. J. T. day last week. turned tk> their home in Bath on Fri­ FINEFROCK—SL'Al.M. Richards' returned home Tueeday. The protracted meeting* will cuutinday. We are withont a school teacher but uo this wttek at the'ehurch. Tbe evan-’ * The* marriage *of Mis* Susie Fine1 Little Julien .son of _ _____ Mr. _,,,and v. Mrs. understand that one will be secured^gelist is_ i very interesting • apeaker X truck and Mr. John Summ, both of Frank Sgnith has been quite ill with so that school cRncommenw the lltli. ant] listened to by an attentive aud* Woodland, took place on Thanksgiving tonsilitii* the patf week. 4 ill the house in which they will make Chas. Hickerson left Monday for | ience each night. There were a young Allen Jarr was the guest of Ernest California .where he will spend tile I man and a young Woman latptised bv , , their future home. Rev. Isaiah Wheeler and mother over Sunday. I winter.»he jmst.i’r t‘- O. Purdy.in tbe little J * Bairigh performed the cere’uony. They Mime*i Inez and Agnes, Cole spent ’ Mr, Wright I. riritlttg tar daaghUT i ria-rnant-la riv-r l»,t Fritay .itarfa-w. * will iwcnpy the house on North Main Thanksgiving.with'their parents in'. X Street recently vacated by Ermont Bate*, Mrs. Grace 'Voolstun in Grand RnpThey are having the greatest revival . where they are at home to their friends • l^*-'t Woodland. • meetings at North Castleton U. B. • Mr. and Mrs. Horning of Lima. The grattg-- ho; dt-ridrd to fl-, it. ut- ‘‘hareh that w«.- . vrr tald lit thi. Hastngs visitor .Waijhlemiw Ca. were'guests of their j moat tt-enlhuwMw lllr ii-totta ordrr. I«r< ■>< tbr «»»try. There wwn eight 4 Elmer Rising ♦ Tuesday; sister Mfs. Charles Velte part of last, , ...have L-.. -someC I naore who came out on ‘the Lord’s side , i . and in order to dti so will ; 1 J*rtiX . ” e,kl »a.l~ -ttar kiud-. at ■ ■s"“d»>' »W>< Tta-bole o-mutuaity ♦ 1'he gang of girls who have bee lu ««Jh. + cated here, topping beets for the last Tobias) Brovont uf Sunfield has rent- nriou, intenad. dunng tta »iowr. i« atirred. yonng " wdyonnt 4 , few weeks left fur. their homes Inst ed the Hitt farm and moved his tin It.-rt-mta-r id thro, will ta tta an- w.taen. f»t|t-nt an,! moltani and whole goods anil family on Tuesday. . Wednesday. naal'elertion ot oltlren- nud orery’ 'amiih-a are coming to tta. Lunl .Snr.-♦ Mr. — an<l -----MrsX W.------H. Bonnell of . Mr. anil Mrs. J. Hitt and son L_,. Loyd .2 mom tar i« nrgenily rc-tneeird ui be , I.’’ •!» E»xll.h end Weir. i. <Gmii.K new , J present present this *‘aV- ^*e !’aAtor Mr. •nd Mra. ♦ Grand Rapids are visiting at the home . took tbtir departure for their new X I'• of Abfalter for a I home in Lake Otlessa on Tuesday. . . of Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. J. J. A. .4 . Holl are sumc of the Lord's hanl workers, and the Cbristinn people are • few days. Mr 1lL tn of Big Rapids gave an inWEST WOODLAND. Mias Statu Wolcott who has been ■ terceting talk on -'The Beulah Home ; Poultry bayere are numorons and are doing a good^yart. Satisfactory Furniture X H your turnishings X really attractive, they | Mm. E. Cain who bu Iwen quite ill 1 James Young* a“d,T,£‘ 'islt * F for remc week* pwl i* rtill very «ick I Ron in Carlton test week. Dr. G. W. Lowry, win called to .see her । Jazper Warner rettirneu from io in consultation with Dr. Gammon I state, last week. lavt Friday. . j Mrt Mead of Kalamazoo apeift tent Grandma Milner and Mrs. Matthews week rieh her txirent* Mr. and Mra. We don t put our name to an interior’ article. CLUBBING RATES BARRY COUNTY oun-iy mapj Can be had *!**“ ^ osdlaad Postoffice, Ihey ghr, )be names of every number of acre, he a 11 highwa, s, churches, school liotlWs Readers uf the Baxner can secure aa favorable clubbing rates with this paper for any daily or weekly paper PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS Stptee or Canada as can lie procur-. ed; by any other ncwapaper’ in Lhia at Woodland Poani;— John Velte. Postmaucr! section of Michigan. PERSONAL LETTER FROM SYLVESTER GREUSEL TO THE WIVES OF FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTT. MADAM: You have been imposed upon by Tin Peddlers. I propose to pay you high“sr Cash price for your Rags, Rubbers, ild ■Copper Boilers, Old Papers-, Magazines; Etc I am-giving you a Cash market for ev'crv ’ thing. YOUR HUSBAND KNOIS ME. I ne7c. done business in Hastings and Barry Countv for 25 years. I respectfully re;ue: •. your patronage. I will treat you FAIR’-Y LIBERALY and HONESTLY. Yours -Respectfully, Sylvester Greusel, September IsL 1905 Ware Home Opposite C. K. t S. R. R. Depot. ftc K K &X A K H. rx K * K K Nervous Debility OCR HEW METHOD TREATMENT r .it ur- . batbttUto*** atd THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS. working in a millinery store in Hast- for Boys'’ at Boyne pity. Mich . on | ofjerjng a goo(i price. ’MARTIN corners. . Thanksgiiving ’evening ’at Kilpatrick , I ings has returned home. ... 1 ,’ . Quite a large congregation .’““‘’J Collins **had *W “ misfortune ■ '? ‘‘Harvey the Lawrence Christian who is attending I church. ) 1 to lose hit* only <?pw recently. • • . Horn, FanUlMr. the Laughlin school in Grand Rapids [luitened tu him. . * 8 1 *'' U“«K WU1 ' • . t WCODLASO, MCHICAH J spent Thanksgiving at home. Alsnit L guests attended the J. W. j .Was ” Gnknd Ra’nd,‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hilton spent Tbe Ladies Aid Society of the Dunk- Kilpatrick tin wedding on Tuesday °" "“L. , I Sunday ;it,Ed. Zimmerman's in CarlI ton. Sard Church have purchased a new evening. A tic shower 'and beautiful). Herman (Crites of Woodbury is mak­ I table and chairs for use in the Sunday cliair comprised the gifts. Games and | ,nK “is bume with Mr. Senter. Mrs, Chas. Brown made Mrs. Cha».. 1 j Offley of Castleton a «hort visit one t ! School. a surprise supper concluded a very en-j We rejoice that sparks *from the ■ alta • fireaat the Sclilappi church have reachetl | day last week. * T Janies N..Covert nulde a business trip • ■i°Yab,e «wmng. : D. S. ENGLAND. CALL EARLY s tn tb« n'.oreiu poor appetite were ahaky. tlrmd, Im mamory. l-vorj etc, Nun'br.ev. Amtm »*t Lit %n4 lh<- 4vetor he reared ^fcrityala I loei al; n>«dkin'» and trt»4 many fi ‘l-hjnletana. were an ei--.r1c Special meetings will begin at the Mr. Onon Hager entertained a party our community. ‘ . Uncle D. Hattie Darke.- In.m the Stale road M,n‘n cll“'V11 ereniliK Dec. Frank Munoemith who l> empl-yud I ot friend” on Thaukwiring. AND GET YOUR was one of the happy guests ciaital Mr. Hear)- Schaibly la.t Fn- 11 Rev- 11*uh expecta Rec. Hol-I 5 i in tbaltable tactorv at Hawing, wo. |I C. r Sheldon ............. (] av _ I comb uf Irving to aantot him. All are ' ? at borne last week. He returned to the I and seemed to enjoy tbe festivities de1, , ... , , । invited to attend. Bpite his many yearn j ; CURES OVAFAXTEEn OR • J ' city .Monday. . ,He is learning , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee entertained । n»«t an* cura VARICOCgLR. STRICTI-RE__ m ?f= • J . aLu to talk over t‘ :: and zzl “ye I; Walter Barnuiu and family to a ir the phone Mr’ a”d MblOWey and ton, uliw risEAsrs. vrI.nart c\jmplaints, kldxet and blai dei: UAt J Oweh and David Smith have rented EASES ' ST I cting a message from 1[ Thanksgiving dinner. ’ of^E’ CMtlr‘ton fil*nt Snndar at Orr [ scribe” is expecting CONSVLTATTOX FREE. BOOKS FREE If unsbla call write f:-r t\] 1 the Isaac Smith farm on the townline. iQtwttkia .Blank far Ho»a TraaiCH^t. . f.j him in the nearffuture. :t“_ Ho "z is “ pastt 8«. i , » • I Fi»her*» and attended services at’ the i C ' They nre furnishing the house and blind, hut happy and innocent as a! . V t Martin efcar. h. „ 10* , , r ™1 “ 1”,r j will sooTTbe settled in their new home. child, wtal. tawtifhl afurnoo., to '»i Freeoort Sunday. f Susie Fisher retume<i hum* TVednes a Jong anil n#efuI llf<. . Jesse Demond and wife-.pent ThanksT. . , „ ... I . . .. , . . T ne most complete line of Holiday,! C day from Paw Paw where she has ’ giving in Carlton guests of the formM ,». ■■ r» 7 148 SHELBY STREET. DETROIT, MICH.. The^Mime* Gayle and Stella Hager । t’r parents. suggestions at Mulholland s Drug ! • 1 have a nice stock ol very S been spending a few weeks with Mr. attended the wedding of their cousin i and Mni. H. F. Ford, former Wood­ Miss Orphii Connett to Fred Baker at ।' Frank Dil)enl»-ck and fatnilv ofj desirable articles that would land j^ople. 1 Warnerville visited at Wm Lee's Mon-! ’ make useful, serviceable pres­ Vermont vijleon Thanksgiving. Miss!Helen Burpee and Mias Grace ’ day. ents—the kind that last and j S , Hills ijoth.teachers in rhe Woodland J. 'H. Durkee imd wife visited al SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. *are most appreciated. ? School*! spent Thank»igving at the Mr. Bisfiop’s near Woodbury last Fri­ fhu Misses Gai 1<» and Stella Hager I day. ' C home of Miss Hill's parents in Irving. ’ > My Line of Warm spent the bitter part of laj-t jveek with z Mi* Christina Burkle was a visitor f Mrs. Ida Durkee entertained a-large '■ their finch) in Wruiontville, Footwear Is Complete... <? . 111 Grand Rapids Thursday. '( company of near relatives Xhanksgiv- • Mr. and Mrs. IClyde Burns of near [ Miss Kate Stevens was at Hastings । ing day in honor of Mrs. Francis Dm- j and I can please you in Qual­ > 1 Warnervilld are entertaining the form­ | kee of Fairmont North Dakota. f Wednesday. . ---------------------------------ity and Price. : er’s parents thia week. ■ < 1 Mrs. B. 8. Holly accompanied by I The neighbors all unite in wishing । Ha\ing decided to quit fanning and to take up my residence in Hastings. I "ill ' Miss Nora Mohler has returned to j' John yo».n Summ and wife a long and Ji happy j’1 HIGHEST PBJCES. (A ! her daughter. Mrs. Agues Fisher of . , । aonn ouinm and wife a long ana hanuy • Hell at Public Sale- on the James Townsend farm, two miles west of • •For butter. «*g?t and pro­ *> j Detroit, spent Thanksgiving with ;, her home from near Hastings where j •>»I she has taught the fall term of scool. ' boats tr rove and. five mi les north east of Hastings, section 3, Hastings ? j Frank Holly in Cadillac . Mik John Geiger visited her chil­ duce. townsnip, on 5 I Dr. John A. Warner and his mother ; M. L. Cole of Lake Odessa was out dren in Kalamazoo from Wednesday C of Barta Mich arrived ‘.Wednesday evo- on his farm near Warnerville taking until Friday. We are pleased to learn of some fatted pork on Saturday. of the steady improvement in the 1 COATS 8WVE OENERAL STORE. 5 j ning and were entertained on Thursday .1 care WarnervilleIgrocers have now got their $ , by Mr. and Mrs. Will garner. health of George Geiger. : store lit up , with gas lamps the best _ Miss Bertha Hilbert of Kalamazoo j "Old Gray” the faithful family | that money can buy. , was at home last week, horse owned for many jreara by Perry । n* j ! A. C. Speacer has rented and moved commencing at 10:00 o’clock sharp, tho following described property, to-wlt: Stowell and which would have been j 1 The, Misses Edna Katherman and ! onto the farm of Manin Corset on thirty years old the coming spring. 1 T WOODLAND LIVERY . ; CeOKsie Teeple of JTiwtings were enter- i-[town line. ’ J ktained by Woodland friends on Thanksdropped dead a few day* ago. ? J“ FEED .STABLE Gray mare weight 1400 J. Coats and Albert Lowry have gone 2-horae cultivator in good t-Qinliti'oh P. J. Fellows ’and wife and James F • When you want to do any driv- J j giving. Gray gelding weight 1200 '.back to Indiana to spend tbe winter fr ing in this vicinity, come and see 2 5-tooth cultivators' in good ihaj ■ • Fellows of Lake Odessa. Geo. Fuller । 1| Mrs. Agnes Fiahcr of Detroit and Bay gelding weight 1200 । with their parents. k tie. We furnish good rigs and and wife. Miss Bessie Fuller, Adalbert j Land roller^ ■ Hay i. ke Forest Holly are entertained at tbe B. ■ ■ drive tu all points. When you Black mare weight H00. a goed road Reteembcri the L T. L. will meet at Senter and wife of Carlton, were enter- j S. Holly home this week. . ' fr come here let us feed your horses. Oliver chilled plow, nearly new horse. All the above horses are M. R. Allison's Friday evening IW. K. tained Thanksgiving day by Mr. and ! The Wunderli'cb farm, located one Fairfield plow Osbnrn crac ' ' ' > OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS good work horses. . . Everybody come. Mrs. Cornelius Senter. 1 j I mile west of the tillage was purchased Syracuse drag 17-tooth Gray cow fl years old. due Match 1 t nONSSniTH &50NS j ' lust .week by ^Lewis Christian of South j Julius Hagrr and John Rarich trad­ Standard drag 16-tooth Black cow^years old. due in .Ian. ? LIVERY 6- FEED /TABLE J Wo<xlland. 1ed horses one day recently. A kidney or bladder trouble can al­ Steel frame drag IS-tooth Red oow 3 years old, due in April Ora Lehman spent Sunday with ways be cured by using Folly’s Kid­ JJ Jake Miller, the proprietor of tbe WOODLAND, HKH. Wide tire wagon in good coniiitiun 3 spring calves ney Curt in time. For sale lw Arthur near Lake Odessa. j 1 new hotel in Woodbury was a business I friends 1 Double buggy Single E. Mulholland. Brood sow 8 ille pigs, the pigs are i visitor to. Woodland Friday. The wood cutters nearwith Warnerv boli -h/ix:h: Swell box cutter 2 pair bob J . h' about 0 weeks old The auditor uf ’the C. K. & S. Ry. 1 1are quite successful when they go out Qinirl.b'tirivPS:2 net heavy harness Single Jiarne o——----- —----------- .----------the cotton tails. Black SOW. will pig about the last of Q and an official of the American Express after 1 2 hay racks Quantity hat in 3 J Co. were in town Friday starting Will j Miss Glenna Hager spent a pan of March . ALLCEO Hay fork, rope and pullies week with Mrs. H. Rockwell. An'"'t 50 mostly Plymouth ) ] Miller in his new duties as Station last 1 1 \'ngutib. Agent ‘ L 2 scoop shovels, forks, spade-. Li OCXS i. Mm Archie Holden of Freeport is ( J to Grand Rapids Tuesday. Holiday Presents Dn&KENNEDY&KERGAN Auction Sale! HEART RflQLrt < THURSDAY, DEC. 14, l a ; To Users of Hand You Ife ,• H. E. Hill who recently resigned hW spending a few days with her parents , position as Station Agent at this place’; “ear Warnerville. I will commence work as conductor on Ed. Welch was ia Lake Odessa one . ;!tbe interurban Jine between Battle! day last weak on business. tor creek »„d Jack,.jn, He will move to Henry Bo)Hotter took dinner with Cream Separators •re interested In thl» Special Vnflirriav nnnnmhnr Ck . An,i°n in U1® “*r f“‘,ire' - i C. B. Welch and family on Bondar. ddlUIUdJ, UULUHIIRII 5J ------------------- John Lehman cut about 40'coni, ot . 25c WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL. buzz wood for A. Warner tbe latter 4 lbs. Crackers p- ) | We do nut believe the high school । part of last week. , 'll bars Ciluast Soap 4acj boys enjoy their foot tall any more. The « arn<rrillo grueers have’-al- 25 c p Nice Line of XMAS CANDIES Miffs Bera hru* been absent from ready got in a lot of nice Xmas toy* I school this week. ! for the little folks. I The fifth and sixth language classes Miss Norn Miohler spent Sunday with ! liad a contest Tuesday to see who i Pearl and Charlie Warner. >—fli-. , Ck-.— ——C । vwuiu hiiw w4V wm txv, IV.V. Victor' • avows ' ' r 't could write tbe . l»wt Morlen Hilbert. Gail and Jennie ; Afc Fr~.«r.. - - Cooper Parmalee were chore by tte classes as At t)M, level of the. sea tho preuiure Want jndges. Arlta Bnrklo got first place ( oE ,he atmosphere on the piston of an j and Lizzie Hesterly second. ■ml T.iaviA rtMto.rlv nfirewl, — [ engine Is about fifteen pounds to the ‘ Thanksgiving was celebrated in all square Inch, but decreases at higher J the departments of tbe school. The altitudes. As this atmoapherlc pres­ sure must lie overcome by the steam little people of tbe primary,d6partment pressure before any w?rk can be clone, visited I be High School bttljied to en- it is evident that at the diminished air I joy the which was in keeping pressure of high altitudes more work I with the day. cad be obtained from a given pressure High School was invited to attend U . Just Opening lip a New) Lot of Pictures I Your Butter and Egga REMEMBER Your Money Back if not Satisfied. We are 0217 to handle your cream and will pay you Elgin official quota­ tions each week for buffer faf, as shown by the Babcock test. Deliver your cream each Thursday. ‘Woodland After the program W. E Allgeo, j Dabbing binder nehrly new 2 Plano mowing machines, in good condition e Deere hay loader nearly new Dane hay loader ]lean piow Deere com planter, check rower, new thi s year TERMS of sale $5.00 or under cash. Over that amount iOmonW time will be given at 6 per cent interest on gon'l bank’ able paper. A discount of two per cent will bv gh’fn • for cash at Bale Myrick Curtis. tbe Creamery scholar*. CARLTON CENTER. bars and all the small tools us- I on the farm Quantity of household goods Some shredded corn fodder Quantity of corn in the ear Other articles too numerous t^iaeution jnmUr. H. COUCH, Auctioneer WwdlMi ba ot any pn �V I Maps oodland live tbe ner, the : owns, streams, ‘scs etc. :ents ifficc, aster. ■ _i _ ■ ■ BIT ■ . a^STINGB BANNER. DECEMBEB 6, 1905,____________' Z”T"° THWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENT S* —"J r!)v meal News in Orangeville. Hope, Praireville and bL , JZZL--:-: .... and B^y as gleaned each week by the BANNER'S CorregnondenU w Aldrich * Delton State Bank; Porter-Smith is visiting his sis­ ter and friends in Battle Crei-k and I Kalamazoo this week. We Pay O CLOVERDALE. CRESSEY. Mrs. Moses Soeber was called to the Frad Lawrence and wife of Gull ■'W , ,. RUNAWAY. . r—. Sam Haiglit who has lieen ill so long bedside of her mother Mrs, Gealer of SEVERE lake and Miss Rhea Duonan of Kais- is now able to sit up a part of tbe day. Cedar Creek last week who is very ifr ., 'vnl p‘w« l.«l quite .runaway i..t । j ..uimway last tnazoo spent Thanksgiving with tbe Mr. nnd Mrs. Horace Gilbert and sick. /. liven|I Intinuluv l*hnrsday. with . onea of. the . family of Will Gibson. Elmer Gilbert sp^nt Thanksgiving teams. He started to Allendale in the Mrs. A. Craven of Shultz called on • The L. a. S. will meet with Mra. with En os ,Barber anti family. t AUnt Kate Hendricks one day last 1 a morning, and when reaching Hickory Conrad Kahler on Thursday December Lee Reynolds returned Sunday from week. orners. h« tied hh horses and went in। U for dinner. to buy a pair of overahom and to get visiting relatives in North Irving. Mita Mabel Yeckley assisted Alvalt; Charles Collin, and family .Ja, L. warm- After untieing the team as Mr. and Mrs- B. Fisher received the Seeber taking in taxes in Hastings 1 H. Barnes S1ient Thanksgiving with' last Saturday. Ui Will attempted to get in !the buggy present of a fine turkey Thanksgiving the team became frightened and started the family of Dennis Collins. morning from their son Maurice of Master Archie Still of Hastings was Ui to run. the hind wheel striking Will, Mra. Henry lieplogle and daugther Woodland. the guest of his cousin Ernest Robin­ throwing him over 'the front wheel Amy of Hastings visited relatives in Mrs Jane Barber entertained Charles son a part of last week. Ui against the; whiffle-trona and then both this vicinity Iwg week. and Richard Bingham and families of We are ♦ery sorry to hear of Arthur wbeetaot kin- buggy ran over him. diaries Collins and family visited Springbrook Thanksgiving. Gorham’s leaving our neighborhood.as The team ran all Urn way aa far as Mr. the family of Isaac DeBack in OrangeMr. and Mrs. Arthur Shorter enter­ we hear he is to move the first of this r M. Uwia'O Imth of Delton' v bere Ihey j ville last Sunday. tained relatives from Silver Creek week onto the place formerly owned were caught Nothing Iru broken ! Wm. Clancy of < by Geo. Hohinaon near Hinds Corners. icagc ha, been Thanksgiving. W euept one $olt In the buggy. : spending a few div at his cottage' Mra. Jennie Fisher of Kalimazoo I I near Gurnsey lake. spent- Sunday Sunday at at B. Fisher's. ' 1 NORTH CARLTON. 4k spentfi Fi.her'K Ui Itoy McBain is .uttering Znmi a se- I Ed. Titus. Henry wiliiinaon and No one can afford to miJ Rev. j Tbe wind *lorm of FrJd*f did 8o»fe 1 hede Geib have been connected by Riehl's chalk talk» TUv W ver.- attack of follkmlar t,ni.ili-.is. 'damage to the farmers hay stacks aud Riehl', chalk udlm. They are of i„. U/ A number! of Mason, -attended th, ;j telepboip.- to the rest of the country. j corn stalks stacks, tearing them and estimable value to old or yonng. j blowing them to pikes. Mrs. Helen Schaefer i» visiting rela­ tj, Masonic Mg, :1 Kalama-o. last Mr. and Mra. Philip'Barber and Mr. I tives here. Wadnmlay night. A good time „ ■ and Mra. Charles Charles Barber BarberTpXt Thanks' Kogers corners school house had ai Mra. swnt Thanksported. Mrs. Gesler is no bet^en and htit giving in Battle Creek the giMHta of H®"*** broken u. by re the­ .v.,~,1 windows glass M.wuv.r wind. —■ Queen Blackman was in Kala- ■ little hopes are entertained hf her re- the former's son Fred and family. bros , f OELTON. HIGH STREET. Mr. and Mrs. XA., E. Robinson at-1 tended the funeral of Mra. Hawkins in Hastings Wednesday. An- doing a fine business in their ■ il/ : iii i* hNITURE DEPARTMENT'Ui r. n st a Etc. ry­ e unty LY T . * fl fl fl flfl fl = fl ' . ,111 to do more. This is the place hr. furniture. Come and bring your We handle tho famous old railk. uu l Oak Heaters - and Itange? ■ 1'. D. Jtwkwith. Dowagiac. Also d ami I'tjuitisular stoves. We have ••'■ iml u-olbl'stock of Blankets and at |.ri.t•< that are right I mazoo last Thuraday. AMERICAN FENCE. fl fl = I ana - Mr. arid Mra. Mage Dunning enter­ tained their sister and her arm df Rah nmzeo over Stinday. DOUDS CORNERSMrs. Gealer is better at this writing. Mrs. i’heba Brown died Saturday morning after being, sick for several, years. Funeral Monday at. Freedort. She leaves three daughter to mourn for her We loan money ou Beal Estate i or good Bankable Paper. We< loan our money at home, and 901 business with people we know । are all right. We do a safe, eon - ( serrative business aud have i Honey to Loan at reasonable rates. Deeds, i Hortgages and Legal । Papers Drawn. < New York Drafts, Insurance1 and Bond* Sold. DIRECTORS: .A. A. ALDRICH, President J. O. HUGHES V. President. E. S. MOREHduSE, Cashier. . DR. McLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. L. P. TERPENNING. JAMES COLUNS. Give me a trial order If you are not my regular patron, I solicit a trial order. 1 have a nice stock of Gro­ ceries and Meats and can certainly please you, both in Quality and Price. Mbs Gertie Fisher ia working for ■ return home,the first of this week. CEDAR CREEK. ‘ Otis Risbrldger of Marion Ind risi- ' Mr. McGurn's. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ickes attended Mrs. HSrlan Wertman of Ithaca • Mr. Chandler is on tbe side list. Mich., came to iq>end Thanksgiving the funeral of Mrs. Fiorance Mead. She Delton, Mich. . ted Dr. and Mrs. Hurter last Thurawas a niece of Frank Ickes. . i Mr. and Mrs. Mead spentf ThanksI with her parent* Mr. and Mra. C E. d.y, j giving in Hastings. Bailey. Mr. and Mra.Edd Bronson were the Braadntetter won. u box of I guests of Simon Hefliebour Stinday. GatesGesler is no better at this 1 Mra. “ i cigara on the Chicago-Michigan foot-1i Lyle Shedd in going with tjhe HOUVENIR LIVERY, boys billing. | I writing. DELTON. MICHIGAN. • V >'*11 game; nil thought Maj« foolish­ Feed and Sale Stable. Mra. Spencer and son and Miw LulaMrs. Edward Campbell has been'on — •? | to bet Chicago would win but I guess > FINE LAKE. DELTON. MICH. Wertman spent Thanksgiving- in Maple jthe 8’ck list. ■ | he knew whgt be was talking about. i S. S; Fisk *nd granddaughters Ethel T ’ -lephonh w write me wbeo you drive from ! Gr9'ei Mias Matie Wilkinson, who has l>een LMltoo. 1 meet xll train*. Price* ien-«onable. aud Edith are visiting relatives in : Mr. Gossog ot Lake Odessa was the j j guest of Mim Winnie Mantle Thursday. •': Richard Hull is plastering his house I attending school at Prairieville this Kalamazoo. P..J. HOUVENIR Forest Garrison and Kena Holbrook |tenn 'vil1 ,M! at home fur the winter. Willie Fisk and wife are visiting in j Mr. and !Mrs. T. J Cutler and ' wenunited in marriage last week । Our efficient miller. Mr. Lammers. Battle Creek. ■ daughter Belle spent Thuradiy at HastWlLE.WEHAr.CO. BUFFALO NY. We wish them much joy jin their ' in kept very busy these days. j ingw with Mj. and Mrs. Kidder. j Mr. and Mra. Peter! Stanley are visit­ future lives. • Again the wedding bells have rung BANNER MAPS OF ing in Kalamazoo. Mrs. MilesjVisited frieialsat Rich. . i X The critical eye of the most dis­ Mr. Bergman has returned from a in thia vicinity. I land a part of iiiyt week. Roger Paul of Battile Creek was a cerning observer can find no flaw BARRY COUNTY. .. I atTwilkta^hT Ti.it M .nd Buttle Creek, j John Vri.nt..«Jet»rne<I from tbe I Mr. m>d Mrs. Hu»t ol Bowen. Mills K iert at his brother's Arthur Paul’ in fashion, fabric, fit and finish >how every farm In Barry County, K Cour.d luut ,'-7 ",,-“™l’*l’y*1<bll''>nto!nortb:t«turd«ymorninBrrum bi» bunt- last week. | were the guests of E. • • te l of this elegant paletot overcoat. n. v onrau last (.oleman attended the Masodic lodge I ing trip the number of scree, section, town­ : week. Narigatioo will s«w>n be tied up on ’ Jk Every line and curve is an exact ship, etc. Also shows the highways, .wren. < I at at Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo streams, railroads, churches, school , ’ , :„ . I Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hall of Delton'• the lake. Ice hits foriiied un some fuirtB LA duplicate of the best New York | Miss Zulab' Haugh uf Battle Creek |: }.. Harry Gates was the guest of fcalna | spent M <vupk. of d.p, JaBl wcek with of now. houses Very valuable for reference. WM thfruMlof Mr.. Itarter > part of K.bler xirth Berry s!iide’>” wk and London custom tailored pro­ nunuay. 1 the former'* daughter Mrs. J. Wilkinductions. The man who appre. last week. i —- ' PRICE ONLY50CTS. j The L. A. b. will meet with .Mrs. | son. ll dates and demands the very ' Rev. and Mrs. Fisher sppnjt Thanks- Inuch His week December U. I It tie Delton Post Office. ii highest grade of apparel should R. S. HARTER, M. D., i giving with Battle Creek friends. Mr Gate-* went to Freeport and; NORTHEAST BARRY. ' | examine this model of overcoat j Mra. Ross 'was in Knlaina/uo one bought a line span of horses. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. F. 6. ADAMS, Postniter ’ t , u . hl perfection. Its beauty is more L ... A. ... S. was changed , -— *,««, vu «..fSv*« from । j day last week; j Thuraday to Wednesday this week at ‘ OFFICE 1UK RB- ii to ji a. m.. i to2 p.m.. ? ,|5 than surface deep—every fibre and Hendershott schoolmouse tosp.ro .. All call, promptly attended. Tele ­ I Will Mane wiH not work al the lum ­ H stitch is genuinely good. Collar, t Chao. Kahler'ii as Mr. and Mrs. Kahler phone at office. Last Smith and family who have will attend n wedding in Kalamazoo ' her ** 'his ’ wife ' * :r yard any. “'.ifoore. ’I----- '■ " He and U lapels and shoulders are formed "■ Office at resldsnc*. OeltoL Mich. ' W,U will BMMl start the lUV i| I photo gallery anil en- lived near Bantield the |»ast summer Thursday. B accordingtoDame Fashion'siatest Baku Kld-w,. wd BUMr RI|M Iree. Anybody ----------wishing .'larging pictures. „ , Live moved back onto their farm. js mandate, and from foundatio^lo There will he a handkerchief social/ ; any work done in this line can lie ac­ X-.'lyde Hendershott and Wm. Merahon , at the Bunnell M-hpol Louse this week finish the expert tailors of the , coinmodated litre at home nnd son of Kalamazoo spent Thanks- Friday evening, for the benefit of the | ■ \ makers, Wile, Weill & Co., have ' Mr. an'1 M.Vu liriw* "Skwnkw- 'grAV yi'iiii the termers parent* Mr. , I done their level best- A gilt edged school. Miss Minnie Boyes teacher. . andMra. W\«A. Henderabctt. ‘ | giving in Kalamazoo. investment at $ 10 to 5 The winter term of school began in j . Mr. and Mra Smith of Hickory - Tje L. A. S. will be entertained by District No. ft last week with au en- -. Taklnt effect Aux.14.iw>.' Trains leave ’Corn»‘ra ate Thanksigving dinner with • Mrs. Fr&nk Bush. Dei-. 14. ' tme table. roll men t of 8l> pupils. Hasting* as loKaw*, Central RUndi Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pennock; Carrie Stowell of Middleville spent | THE CLCTHIEM. D«H*n ««i FralrwvBIt. MW Mrs. Sol Stanton is on the sick list. EASTWARD , Mian Beraicej Rolanson hi visiting! Thursday ami Friday uf last week with i R. E. Webster and family sjx-nt one Sarah Daly. I friends here, f lr Kalaniamoar 10:13 8: day last week at Rev. Uillett's at ; 7:18 I .Mrs. Bert W^bb.of Hastings visited ' Fied Kunkle and family uf Hartings . ■ Helton! »:3S»: 5:10 Hickory Corners. 15> 7.10 ('foverdslA »:Z2 5; yisi'ed the former’s parents last Sun­ i at Dr. Harter's Friday. MbiltU '. S:108: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton are en-1 io-W3: Biutinn 8:83 »• ! Mra. R. I pCorria who has; lieen day e Coats <;rov» 8:;® «;■ No. ,101. tertaining the letter's brother of Bos- ’ J: WoodbuHU «:»4: buffering from a severe attack of ap-! Jaaepli Miwwm and family of Ruta» Woodbury IV 8:23 4: ton this week. I W:<o «: I pendicitis. is recovering from thatto, William Smith and wife of Mid­ "Miles Fisher of Kalamazoo spent Sat- I . . ,—-AT^ .. ■ . Lansing I disease and is alite to ait up dteMite and '.Bert Daly and family of Grand Rapid* 7:11' I Cedar Cn-k .ml vicinity to I. j "« •!»”< TtautkNnvIng with urday and Sunday with his family of am W.R. Bark<>>. Atrnt. hlcafa > tb.plM.fur lWxrl.b><- WiUOnnl I ££ Mr- •"«> Ml* J““ this place and also entertained a brothHasting,. iALDRICH BROS •>4-s ; Mr. .Smith from Augusta was in j ’F I De*ton *as* Storing for a severe j —— W | attack of rhtjumatiam. He was able to i Per cent on; Deposits. ( J. SPROUL, H B ill WEAR WELL CLOTHING yoar h i FOLEYSKIBNEYCURE I Railway Time Tables H. S!1 Michigan Central. L. L. Loveland & Son, HOLIDAY OPENING . 11 Faulkner’s Drug Store Delton. Mich., Next Saturday, “>• truest Farr and wife of Hastings *•* I»" »' | Miss Ruby Grifith uf Hickory Coniera j lu*- week. wwk' ' and wife are the proud parents of 'a 1.1 I j jb i^. । Mi. Lenrit Uprtvn tbe Ku™t .,11 i a part of last week e h 8 B tirie we expert to have all our Holiday Goode Ol! 4.15 . and • <»rdially invite you to call and look them : !mart-\ content You will not be urged to buy hiit -‘‘ inspection of our stock at this time will .-riding later. A nice Holiday {Souvenir will h L lady in attendance. a 'i’mewhat definite .idea that oaf store is to find what you want and to save money ’Aran assure you that we gaVe the selection . - > 1 ionds long and careful thought. We kept ji :rL we sought novelty as well, and we used -aleavers in securing the lowest possible prices, •n liave a bewildering array of Holiday arguini-'.,!. ' at you and we wish to impress you how with Tuple facts: That we have exercised our years of • in Holiday buying __ for______ your _____ benefit :^Th at oi-rgDK ar wurthv, and that we have a lot of them; Ttatv.-p mL_x i we. can be of............................... actual help to -you:—That we vant y<- • «»nie and see the goods as early and as often ’Syoii Hl.-’; Special Until Januaru First. We h.'i vt* just received a trig shipment of pictures in ’^ different a-'<ortment*U ■ ASSORTMENT NUMBER ONE t on.sist* .f scones, friiit*s figures, animals and landscapes nitkiini- and from the best publishers, size of picture and iraine^Ox-24 rp|le frames are two inches wide and made JHafisort-:} finishes, pictures fitted with glass and back. •iUe«e go'.'}.-, are of the very best finish and quality, and mn.«t l, ,etqi t<l be appreciated. Tiiey are advertised by avell-kn<»wn Chicago department store at 98c. assortment number two J8;'°ni|khied of high grade photo colors, consisting of the ]J^t figure, scenes, landscapes, etc., fitted in a heavy oree ply veneer frame with well-cut ornaments on inner outer > dge, 15x18 outside. 9x12 glass and picture. Wuu; the holidays as a compliment to our many pawi'' furnish these pictures with Two ' ot tr!,dB for 89c- or. Five I*1111™ wort11 ™ -race ir,. W1|| gjvc Absolutely Free. ellis. e. faulkner, u- „ TME DRUGGIST. *»nt your buUw. and Ec£h Highest Price, Either Cash or Trade. "N wwt Sweet Cider sotll Spring Use FMJLWER’S CIDER SAVER 25c . HOPE CENTER. — ’“I" lb. report of tbe burner. gu... could Mrs ■ I be ».?ard quite frequently Thanksgiv■ Emma Gruff Thinksigving day. '• -i ! ing. j A. C. Hamm — Dentist of Kal^nazixi. chamberlain and wile apent i Mich, will be at ’ ' The»kV. .,„g ... HMlnptoo K* "rf ” ** I of tbelr dMchter Mr.. John IxMer of Dr. Harter> D«l , 2. '&’» anti \-veEv Wednesdy-V follow- ; , Air work I ,bat | ing. ’Painlesn extraction. '• Jay Wilkinson atd wile ami daugh­ j guaranteed. 1 . , lpr ter Mildred spent Sinday with Henry i Mra. Engletlub ivill attend Faulkner s I ^jUjymon ahd family 4 Cloverdale. Holiday o'pening »* next “** Saturday nnd. and , .... . .. Mife Eliznl»eth McOijlum . spfnt get. one uf th«»MJ Nouvenira which will , Thanksgiving in Jackson. ay at t«» given awav at that time, .'yhnex- j' Gid' Wilkinson of this jjlftce and you tfliere. I pects to see yt~ George, Coleman of Delton went to KaliunaziKA Wednesday. evening to at­ tend th*? Masonic lodge at tliai iMce. DELTON CHURCH NOTES. i Regular month y meeting of Clover’dale Epworth League will be;h?ld at Don't say you wish you had gore the home of Arthur Patton Tuesday to Mulholland's first. evening Dec. ft at 7 o'clock. AH mem­ bers of the league and church are re­ I Mr . *”d I tained Mr. Gtxj- Cdlcman and quested to be present. The senior L. T. L.-willhold their meeting this week Wednesday ewning nt the parsonage. All invited. IT PAYS YOU ■TO BUY Where Quarterly conference will be held at Cloverdale Dec- 8jat9:0O. Conununion Sunday at^t p. m. -Dec. 24. TheW.'C. T. U. wm witb Mrs. Arthur Mantle Friday Dec, 8 at 2:30 p. m. Meeting adjourned last week on ac­ count of members being out of town for Thanksgiving. Rev. G. T. Fishier and wife spent Thanksgiving at 'Battle Creek with his two daughters and eon. In the langue at U» Piwlmttt U lo-J to “X -Oh.' give thank, onto the Lord lor he la good: tor his mercy endareth forever. . Barry townahi p Monday school A»nHation 'will hold it. fourth quarterly meeting at the Dalton. M. E. church Wednautay Doc. IU .commencing at 10 a. m. A good program has 1»«> P»irnAd. All mo invited. A TIMELY TOPIC. At this wbmuj of coughs and colds it i» well to know that Foley ■ Hodsf and rou CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST. If you are going to do any building, ail 1 a»k b for you to call, look over my stock and let me quota you prices. If my prices are not as favorable, or more favorable than others, I can­ not expect your trade- A good many people have found it profit­ able to them to come long dis­ tances to buy of me. So wtti you. Full Ahlon Pilnu-Uie beet ou the utirfcoL Cell end see me. W. H. Chase, Delton, by Arthur E. Malhollana. : Mlchlpm. WOODBURY IONIA STAGE LINE l eaves WOODBt'RY after xrnnU of morning trains Mt s.IA Arrive* at Ionia lo-su A M KeEAST ORANGEVILLE. turning from IONIA Po*t Office al 1:18 P. M. arrive* at Woodbury at l:oo o'clock for train west P ID and train trrtl'i««ithnntlv.< K.KH rsouth on the C.’.. K. S B. ' Tom Prince has returned from aa ।i M. Uy, WM. H. MARTIN, PROP. visit with his sister, Mrs. Ida Engine uf Otsego Mrs. Herb Jvhneox and children are _____________________________________ spending the week with relatives in I attokmuyb Wayland. ' ------------------:--------------------------------------Hl KSELL—WTII an*wi‘r ealh In tbe city CJtaF M week little GUdy. IK N & . wjd nciultv. bpeelS! Mteullou given to < aUirrb and dloraMr* of the thro.it am! che-4 John cox dislocated her. shoulder. Dr. :q; Michigan Tru»i <2o Bmldfug. Grand and cnraulc'dt*ea*ea. , Office nr residence idojV. t enter Kt., luat Fritch win calk'd and put the arm iu ■ Rapids. Mlcnirau. IC-I of the old Kuvwll hxnr^ Office hours 7:30, place and she is now able to \ise her ' "“~ ! THOMAS & I’RYOIL / . h t hrm again. D L l.nwRY. i Attorneys at Law. I- H- *' HniltVKS. M lei.. Richard ‘ Johncox and wife HP-nt j Offices oyer HastingsiCity itanX. Al a lante stock er* glasses and Sunday with Arthur Johncox.’ CVUIHOVB * I'OTTEK, Wil! K. and Anna Johncox . f Attornevx at Law, H. S * C. M. BARBKK. Mary Fox spent Sunday with Charles j| -HuetX’A&ora to Philip T. Ool/sw*’ ' Phvsirians ano Furgeun* Office In Union BkxUc. Hastings. Practices In Call* in e!«y er roustv r*.-,£on<J«l !o with Powers and family. ' ,ii tbe cocrta of the st=O>. ... .lav c-r aluJ.I Several from here took , in the A. K. KENASTON. A HANLON. M. D.. Thanksgiving .’dance al Cloverdale. Attorney at I aw. Physician ei-d --•>rceon. ' Everybody reports a very enjoyable nv,r J. 8. Goodyear Xi<\>.. Mlrfrtlw ville, Mich I'nM-ttoe* in all courts of tbe «uu<- Colk-ettons time. uromptiy attended Ui. K. V. GALLAGHER, Physician and Surgeon. Dowling, Mich. Office J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, HOPE. honni 12 to 2 p. tn. snd’7 to 8 p.m. Hartings, Mich. Tclepbonv at Rouse l>ay or Night. Feral Reploglu'a horse ran away All business given prompt and careful while on the mail route last Friday, attention. Collections a specialty. Office over Banner Office. making him several hours late on his F. E. WILLISON. D. D. 8. Rastlnn, Mich teip. SURVEYOR^ . _______ Alva Whitmore and wife of Hickory WALTER HEATH, Corners were called to see ‘the latter's BARRY COUNTY SURVEYOR. ROUGHS & K(HIKES. rsauMANCX c. ... nooeaa Residence on Hoc. 4.‘Pralrletflle. Post Office father who is-quit© sick. Roger*- block, Hasllnc*. Michigan. address Delton. Mich.. R. F. O. No. 4. Manning Doud of Hastings spent a portion of the week with relatives hera. E McKibbin and wife entertained Roy Courtney. Ira Potter. James Southard and the Misses Early iind Lulu Potter and Ruby Heiatand cf I». A. SHELDON • Wm. H. STEBBINS, Abstract and Real Estate Office. Licensed Embalmer Yankee Springs Sunday. Abetract Block, Hastings. and Funeral Director. Money to loan on Real Estate. Real Es­ Rooms next to Christmas' Fhotetraph tate sold on commission. General oonver FINE LAKE. Studio. BesUencc X» Court dtwt. AH auclng. Harina a complete art << Abetract calls promptly attended, day or night. Mrs. Myra Brininstool and son Vera Books, compiled from the Records, can Cltlxens Phoae. Ras. 60; Ofticv 7*. turfilsli complete Abstract*. attended the Brininstool— Hogleshnr z wedding last Tuesday night. Mrs. Florence Fisk and daughter Ethel spent Sunday with Mrs. Eli PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ' Nichols Ross. The wind Friday was certainly a blinger. It blew down stalk stacks and scattered corn stalks all over fields that were not drawn in. Straw stacks will be relics if .1. E. Harrison the baler stays in Lhe neigh­ borhood much longer. Some eight or ten have disappeared iu tbe last week. AnV akin itching is a tamper-tester. -e tt The more you scratch the worse it rilre. itches. Doan's Ointment sores tt P’/®*ail I eczema—any skin itching.^ At Jill drag stores. ”___ ROWLAND BROS, y-or LIVERY RIGS. We h.ve several «rtt data rlga In connection with our Jefferson Strcot Feed Barn. Your patronage solicited. WHEN YOU WANT CALL ON L A. EATON. HE HAS IT. ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 95 DAN LAKE, THE OLD RELIABLE HORSE SHOER. Shop on Court Street, Just east of Jefferson st. dnvEo FOR MEN, for boys. - I maXe a specialty ot Imudltna MEN’S and •BOYS' BHOfe. bee my line before buytax. Repairing neatly and promptly deme. PHILIP LUTZ, �HASTINGS BAN Natl. DECEMBER 6. IW5-. The Hatch Will WANTS if you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there Is anything useful you want to buy, place an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. If you have a buggy’ that’s lying idle in the bam: a stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house ’ you want to sell or rent; If you want a girl for house work; In fact if you want to buy, rent or . sell, just try our Want Column It brings bu vers and sellers togethere and only ©Oft* ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. Try it. LENS GRINDING PLANT | Old man Hatch b|i<l lived bin life us j a wdiuait hater, uni now that he wa> nlHH$t to-dh- he hiuk no-chick or child to whom to leave CIk- estate that tia<l been! lu the family fur many year*. I The ]only- nvnllnbtei relative whs bls nei»oew. Rayiuoud Hatch, who iniicritcd bis uncle's dislike for women aud who nt bis own death would hot. be likely to leave am heir. ■ Against ibis the old man uudertbok to provide. He left the estate to Kaymotul ou condi­ tion . that be marry within one year after coming into pt»s>csslon. Six days after making the will the testator died. ~ FOR SALE—A dozen or more Gold­ Rxiymond <»y bearing tbe wilt rend en Wyandotte ccckereK Pure bloated. was delighted till hij came to the clniwe Mild first class in every way. Price requiring his tuarrttge: then his evun *1. OU each. H. F. Naylor. 2nd ward., tenuiiee fell. Like num women bnterk City. ___________ ; , ‘________________ witliln tike depths tff his heart he hud WANTED Agent* to sell Moccabee the innage of au id<*al woman whom he Protective sick and accident insurance. nevefe exikx-ted to had' Hov^er. since Can give* exclusive territory, ror th«f wav now the apiir of a fortune ip terms and full information write or see drivf hiu> on. he su^fhal out in a bunt C. H.. Thomas. Hastings, Mich. fur a girl whom Ilf! could love. Sluee WANTED-Jusi a few mere, gas l..ty i.iotpl was n iim- fellow with a .! i-ugporiH-rn customers w to make up the needed 1U0 fortune he found plenty tu choose from. IM" m» we can puuanjv reduce the WV- v,**l .... rates and K»ve Girls were thrown; at liinf like hai'.- extra — discounts •»«--«.«»•* to consume re. ThornTborn| stonis. There wereniwdihig girls, mod'- dpple GM A: Electric Co. ['•-•jt g'rls.'-bad girls.jgiM>d girl.- Inike-i. | FOR SALE-Cheap. Round Oak • girls} of ail kind*. . hotter, good m new. Enquire BAN­ I Now, the ........ <-1x1110 iin* that when a l NER Office, .... .-x ; woninan ithtcr falls iin love it will lie | 1-4 OFF on Louwilsea ware. keltoi ffirf ............ 1141,-0.1. WANTED-A good housekeeper, six ..J r.4r..; ’- - girl . I witli son»i- !:;-!trr belter Akelie Imdend.^ . Addri^, ■ H -ran. BANNER of a! steady, rellabte woman who can .’ ofiice. • be surely <-ouutml an to make ii good ! The Corner Jewelry Store. O.U.VIUVUU Hutch, naicu. ji WANTED -Limited number of wash.wlp<j SoR was wlttiI Raymond He fell before the, charms of Gra.-e in/?* At mv residence 31*. E. Grand Murrott, as graceh ... Otrt a. crer an i Slnwt MonwIU Hrtlreyor. gledl for ujuu.. If t^ere wuk a mtIous | FOR SALE—Good work horse. W OPEN EVEHIH6S. thought in her-brad-It did not appear. | S. Whitright. West Rutland. Address Theis- wan no. pranli uf which -be was ! Hastings Route !. . uot capable. With t all was a certniu "fUr gALB-A^ unlimited amount \ Inde»< riliable witchfry that fascinated of eecond growth oak wood, cut any SOUTHWEST MAPLE GROVE. men] where., sterling qualities would j desired length. Phone 217-11-ls. Geo. Mrs Mae Harding spent Sunday with have had m» effect * Such girls some ! Mitchell. . ’ CORRESPONDENCE. tUmi wb« tu.7 did <‘",UK|™ Job .«LB-~<\T™rel« her mother. tr..ui«l with tbv frii.ua probki... uf L, nart#re j <)n |. aagoud as nrw.will. k.a«l Mrs. Kidder and children of Nash­ m.ttrem. W R. Jaini.-on. 1 lb N. ville spent part of last week with her wit., and m..lb..r make >.-ry K«rl BANFIELD CHURCH NOTES. whdn. but (hey are uuL-eri.iiu. | Jefferson St. g by the sister Mrs..Gardener. Thanksgivingj dinner given , WANTED — Modern house and lot, or well uttendI oulies of the Miss Blanche Gardener was home (bu Secret i>f his lulwrirauve. but ellgiJot centrally located in Hastings br enjoyed by from Wednesday night until Sunday ’ ble youug men with fortunes cannot I Nashville. ’ Address Mrs. D. Clever, Cd and a good social • bide them, anil Rnytoond's fortune was ; Nashville. evening. ' a. widely known fm*t. Ml*.; Maryott Rev. Baldwin ia holdini s|>ecial Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wultou enter- ! knew all alioui ii. lilt bud the effroutFOR SALEr-Cbenp. Goal soft coal .meetings at one of hit other ajipoint- tauied quite a large company Thanks- i; ery h> ,pretend that -ilie supposed him stove, magazine burner. Phone 171, Hastings. ’ giving, there baing several of their j to'lJ a ’ poir man. ‘ ' , . . white Raymond had the ikupidity •to •believe her. Kaymoml |i *•-WANTED-I want to rent a good There will be no L. A. S. 8. this week children from away pnesen’, I all.t ...A.., >b.«» «.1.<1 ,<ll ... 1,1.1 a. . farm, with team aud tools furnished. Mr. Vern Hammond and daughter | .® The League led by Miss Ruth Fisher '• 1; months are here calling on old friends and " at “* tbe 4time ’’"“ of expiration of the Good references if requested. Address .•as well attended’iuid much enjoyed, j year' fixed Tiy ■the will, for matrimony, * ’ F " care. BA N N E R office. ’ext Sunday evening Miss Junu relativeo. . hat ftartag tbre» rnvutli. . gret WANTED -Live „ai.rv Poultry rer for ear,..ChristHamilton [amilton will lead, lead. A cordial invitaMr. George Ostroth is on the sick list <l.’.l w,« treaiaplldal. Th.' truth l« ■ m„ murk-t: mu»t br bore 11. IS Revival meetings commenced last Ml»« Uary.lt kit Hr Hst. li t err link I or.U; Iralbrr drramd lk< ISlb or Ulb. tion to all. ' Have Our to have Home Sunday evening at the South Evange­ to-do lu the matter. These flirts know I Do not let dreined pot>ultry freeze. ' ment better than the steady*, modext water boil a little। tu scald. Both brand new pins, so you may lical church. Roger-. won**u d<>. und are aware tbnt a man Phones Na Ml. 53. Joseph Jose wear one. doe* not object to being courted by a WEST THORNAPPLE. WANTED—Anyone wanting to hoy. Our school opeded Monday after a ' woninn* for whom no does not have sell, rent or lease anything to try a I positive (Tislike. Besides, flirts have .1 want adv. iu the BANKER. few days vacation. LAKE VIEW. I way of luiekiiig and Hilling that is puzWANTED To do chair reeaneing! -Mrs. Folan, .of Grand . Rapids .- . . spent, xllng. M.as Maryott] blew hot and raid Preaching nt the school bouse Sun­ I:.,tcll;|a :l fever of uu single or double. Cull or address 1017 day evening was a miftdonary Sermon. last week with Mrs. Joseph bchuurl untll 9h,. Your work will lie up- J and family. I certainty. On sdverlil <Mq-nslniis when E. State St predated. 'Mrs. J. F. Hall. Andrew Schaffhauwr of Delton Chas, and Frank Brandstetter and 1 |ra’‘ blowing lu.t; lj<* tfk*r to xet in spent jMirt of last week with old neigh; FOR SALE - -2 Feed mills. 1 eorii and i 1 a proiMwal. -but <be| iiilwijys contrived Jahn Armstrong and families were ind ; «o bind him off. oi»> week before b«‘ cob grinder. I corn - shelter. t> H. P. i entertained / nanksgivlng oj Mt. —-* ue ‘ «***“*■ w H- r V’ah?r' 1 *** Pldfonn Miss Grace Waddell spent Thaksgiv- Mrs. J. j. Wadd. • uiuaj marry or lo<o lite Ii* ItrtNwftance •;* ' Scales, 1(1 H. P. Traction engine I Suo ! was still un- erialu t f-his’fillo. ' ingNuul the rest' of tlie week at her ■ ,, , mill. 144MJ feet of I inch Black Iron 1 MrTltid Mrs. Hanford Barns of Du-j1 ... Atjt'.iis ...... time Miss ..M iryo:! sudd« nh luipc. a Heating Stores for wood, one 3 )iod>»* near Woodland. lath were the guests last week of Sam- j’became apiiarently vfcr•ry pliMUp.. Hatch nurner gasoline stove. 2 Gas b-'uter^ Tbe Misses Hazel ’ and Jessie Smith > uel Allen aud wife. had l«**n reproving: her tor trilling suitable tor office. 1 steam aid hut spent part of last week with their Dr. UHI Mr,. Kurgnwa were Kan ou : “"j appeared so eon- * water radiator. 3 heat register?, stove | grand, parents, near Woodland and at­ ourrtrret, lut Thured.j ruroutr to pomL^. Ukrtrt antrigr of the op- j P*P®< elbows, covers, cross barn, grate- । tended church at the Sehlappi. out Ills propmsl I front “ud back, chains, device*, bolts. imlley^ Wire. I . To his asioiri-bment ' Ik- nfuml lilui. i ro*‘Mrs. Geo.- Rockwell and son Herold Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs Bullock of Grand Rap n ’’‘‘♦'“‘•’I him tl^it the bottom had. collar*, saw arbors, buggy and <agon | spent last Thursday with her parents . । springs, portable blacksmith »rge. I id, were Tlritora, a t.w days Ian week ■ dr“lTl "“I- we. ' on Bridge street । strum trap. The above in first claiHconI I,n' "’ben It canre to tin- reason fur I ditiOn and cheap. Also 1 Portable I ^Mre. B. McKay and son Floyd spent 1 ' ' her unexpected net Im4 the girl unbluah- Drilling-.machine. I crew plow. SyL Mr,. A. .1. Meteu. ot » aylsnd spool I , lini „ Thanksgiving with her brother Charley would be unwise venter Greusel. ' last Saturday with Mrs. Howard | for two people to marry both hotnv being “ __ ‘Jr— iilt-rr Itnth .---------- - ------ ■ - -. — Strickland near Woodland. I FOR SALE -Seven acres good land. ' ■ unendowed. with woi Idly goods. Grover Dorining of Kalamazoo is Russell. ta'»« ” 7h'' ' i-..-'. i gtKM1 buildings, good water. North­ ------------------- I-------■ Hop -prang hack- Into tht lover s weHt comer sec. 32. Woodland. Will spending a few weeks with Frank NORTH WELCOME CORNERS : he ln,<l I er <>r bls uncles . exchange'for more land. John Barker. Johnson and family. condition. Coats Grove, Route 1. Mrs. Geiger is very ill of paralysis, at will and its Importan rendition. Then cams tin- uiort Nurpriklng blow the home of her daughter Mrs. Frank of at? Mias Muryo t looked nt him ■ FOR SALE A fine-Jersey bull, two 1 attended Saturday evening December Yarger. Dr. A. O. Miller is the attend­ with ’well nff««cted si rprlse and coolly -yeara. One O. I. C. boar six months ! 2. old: also choice Leghorn cockerel*. Ira ing physician. asked him if be cons drred her one ... to B. Baldwin, Hastings, Rural Rente 1. , Sidney Todd aud daughter Mabie Jay Wares arid family spent Sunday marry for mauc-y. Hi ^pointed out tbe WANTED- -Employment on farm’j were on onr street Friday. wantlof logic in mu-li a couciusion, conclusion, but with S. Rogers. with ho effw t. The girl told him that by the year. Foster Griffin, Hnslings. Mra. Henry Meritt uf Bridge St. Will Edwards ot Lansing spent j he miist look vlwwbere ror some one Route K called on her duughter Mra. George Thanksgiving with his parents. to heip .him secure bH* fortune. Her LOST Mrs. Glennn Newt-n DoRockwell Friday 4 , * • Mrs. Jane Soules who has been for i beat t1 was too luarrvd |o be used -----------f Mott. address Hastings, lost a Black ' iu any Hattie Parmer of Quimby spent part some time a.guest at $. R. Edwards I HUcb ;mnaner. whereupon Martin fur between K28 Ha rover St. of last week with Mr. aud itfa. Gillee- returned to her home in Galesburg Sat. 2“^} and- English'» Corner sontb of the city. ‘h,‘! f,'r,"ucMcompinled by Mr >nd Ma I J, "* r“r al। <r will !<»,,. _.... This furplow, w»- Lot some tiw ago.... Find* pie and family. er will please leave at HANNER office ! Mr. and Mra. Keagle entertained Edwards. ., i... i., . ,/ , , 1 and receive reward. At itn* last inuncnt lielr i>rospor . . . ... . company from Eaton Rapids. Mies Cora Kenyon spent several days j tiveiyna approadn-l Q.y Miss Wyman, j WANTED A had df good straw, i Mrs. Coon and daughters Edith and of Inst week with Frank Casaddy and i a friend of Miss Mai'y<|tr.< who aVguod •Address BANNER office, with him the folly of letiiu-r u fortune ! “ — Ethel returned to there home in Brook­ family. FOR SALE On.e hundred and fifty..... . GMnr ___ ot • Jwluon J . j, go that might aso well . ~ ... i field Tuesday. B«v. ASrUM h5m,T ..<•««>?»» r with the pro< county; Ulf mile from Interurban Mr. ’ Fern and daughter Florence Monday to a£end a few days with his '■ visldtaj of the win i,y iinirrying some road, llje mile from Urbandale. Five returned horn? from South Lowell I mother at Mrst Yarger's | old wiomun wh » find’hot miles fr»m Battle Creek. Large ImmMra. Sol. AUerdlog and son Mike [ ,v:l“ 4-l'eHte Monday. . ? ||> i nd' did not care meitt lorn, wind-mill, feed grinder, Wyhmu agreed to. largqxpiarehouse, furnace, bath-room, L what lx-did. Miss ,v Mias Otto Waddell Is spending this ■ were in Lake Odessa Wednesday. , . . ' ; introduce him t« ta a a tntnitiu of eighty mod«rn plumbing. I3O acres under the week with her sister Grace Waddell. plow. Will sell at a I argain. on con­ bterlmg Rogers is the proud possews. j who could uptI f.posslbre " tract' or long time mortgage. Will Mr. Martz's people are expecting or of a new bicycle a present from ;his , Hatch cons&tcd, ..d. unif; nrrangoments , btber real estate in imrt payment. to move into Daniel Birdsell's house. 1 Grand parents. : were inado aecorillngl.r P. T. Cidgrove. It was nut till 10 o'(|i*.k of th? day Eol; At a. bargain slide the limit of t’nif fixed!by th«> will er* action Winchester shot guns. 4 doable piretl that Miss Wyman kept her prem­ ise aud intro4u<*e«l Hrtich into n n»om barrels nil in-good shape, must sell at wberejjm a idutw. jirain»<*d up by I’ll­ once. W. .1. Michael. is now in operation and I can now replace or furnish new lenses you wait. New line-of Goods opening up every day. Rings * Engraved without extra charge. Victor Records Rec ■ at reduced prices. Call and find out. F. R. PANCOAST Dainty Foods Demand It I N EVERY Receipt that calls for cream of tartar, soda, or baking powder, use the Royal Baking Powder. Better results will be obtained because cf th: absolute purity and great leavening strengti. of the Royal. It will make the food lighter, sweeter, of finer ilavor, more digestible and wholesome. It is always reliable and uni­ form in its work. Alum and phosphate baking powder:— tome of thdfn sold at the same price and tome of them cheaper—will make neither jiliHCty no. wholesome food. ' lows, tiu old Woman, wrinkled, hollow cheeked. Hiraggle toothnd. was waiting to receive him. A clergyiunn Juul been lummaued. mid then* ikiir nothing to' to except for -Hatch tir sign a pajHT Agreelag Io pay to n n-lnt’ve of the dy­ ing woman n sum of i-pmey In com­ pensation fur her ais-ointnolathu. The paper wan signed, anti the marrlagiceremquy was i»erfa-nind. Hatch was about to withdraw when Miss Wyman suggested tbnt ba remain for tbe wed­ ding breakfast. He rerviled with hor ror. Im! the lady led liitu into another room, where she kept him waiting for a few minutes, when folding doors opened, nnd there. Iwislde a well laden table, stood his bride, the merry, bewitchirag Miwt Mnryott. !; Mrs. Hatch i.stonls’ied the world by making a moat estimable' wife. . " A. AUSTIN KINGSLEY. , HASTINGS TOWNSHIP TAXPAYERS. UBin 3 o’etock and earb Saturday ot Jfocemls-r and tbe nut 'Saturday ot Juiwy I will be at the Harttnx* City Bank (or thi- purpose of recel ring saxes. , Awtrcb Crook, Townahlp Treasurer. BARKY TAXBAYKKM XUTIt E. I wlU tw at Ed. BUMtil's drug store at Hkkory Comers- Wodnrotaya DecemU-r utb and ant. and .January iOth. and alloy stare at other times tor tke purpose of recelviag taxes. K FACixxnu ■ - Town tranrarer.. . DtVlNGTAXFAY FOR SALE—Cheap 2.1 good Poland China ahoat*. Enquire J. W. Wing, Rutland. Address Hastings Route 1.’ FOR BALE— Will deliver in Hast­ ings dry body sorted beech and maple wood 12.0b a cord. Leave orders BANNER office: H. R. Norris, Harttings, Route 6. FOUND—In this city last week a pair of gold bowed spectacles Owner can have them Jjy calling at BANNER office and paying for this notice. FOR SALE—Fifty Burred Plymouth Rock Cockerels, choice $1. A!m» 50o bundles nioe corn atalks. i centa bundle M. H^.Burton.muUiiursJtoute 4. *' ft 0/ vh 0/ W U/ to* 0/ to* to to to to to to to 11/ to to to it/ to w s to to We have built an ICE HOUSE 30x200 feet, which we will fill this winter with LONG LAKE ICE. Long Lake is fed by Springs and produces the clearest, w cleanest ice obtainable. to to to to We want to supply as many as possible of the homes.and business places of this city with this ice. We will attend to your requirements promptly and courteously, and treat you fairly. DON’T Ui 11/ ii 11/ to* ' ii/ to/ Make any arrangements for ice for next season until you We have made all arrangements have first seen us. so we can positively guarantee to supply our customers through the entire season of 1906. M. MAHHEWS & CO. DEALERS IN I COAL AND ICE $ If you want to buy or seJJ anything try a. Want Adv in the Banner. Auction Sale! Having decided to gel 1 or rent my farm. I will sell at Public Auction, on mv farm. . one mile east and one mile south of Freeport, and six aud one half mil-­ north of Hastings, on section 8. Carlton township, on Wednesday, Dee. 13th, -onimencingat 12:00 m. sharp.'the following property,^" ■’ Bay mare S years old. weight 11(M) Sorrel horse, good worker Red cow. .’’.year.- old. giving milk, dim 111 March Black row. $ years old, giving milk, due in Mai Red and white cow. 4 yt&rs old givincnnlk ° A .lerkey «iw.i; yeatg old. giving milk, due in May Toting brood sim, part Poland- China and part Kerksbire ^etocr aUl1 60 plll,ets- ''xtra B°od Wide fire lumlier wagon. Flint make nearly as goal as new Double, buggy Peerless plow Top buggy in good condition Seventeen tooth Osborn drag 2-horae walking cultivator 1-horse walkiug cultivator Good stone boat Hav rack Pair Harrison 2 inch sleighs * Extension ladder Feed cnnVftr 40 potato crates Whiffletrees and evener? !6i;g Splitting maul Lol-chai JLnt of Beech and Maple in ' in 2x4 and 1 in. board-. lx>t of Beei-H and Maple v i Corn planter P t ' Set double work harness in dition ■ Set' single harness nearly t ■■ well made 20 bu. potatoes good for 2 milk cans, good condition .. Wagon jack Buggy pole Cor -, dialler U 2 good horse blankets Post hob'Jigger « All the small tools used on th" farm, ft too numerous to mention )j 7 or 8 tons of good liny 1000 bundles of corn foddef .. ■ 3 or 4 hundred baskets of corn ■ 125 bnshels of oats 15 grain -neks 25 or 30 bushels of Mangle U urtzel 1 •r’t't'- * Garland heater One lot uf ■•bain? 1 or 2 wooden bed>. othei h.uieelioM articles AU sums of $5.00 and. under* cash. Over $5.*M • months time will be given on good bankable paper.at sis cent interest. 2 per cent off for cash. )‘OR SALE—Silver Laced Wyan 1 V- ®,d took 1st c^c£e v 81,0W1 and "everal cockorela C. R.‘Bishop. CLUBBING RATES ROBERT E. GRAY, Propr Beadem of the Bannxr can aecnre u fa.oraWe clubbing nu» with thie paper for any dally or -iskly paper MAin* **ni 11 ,w •>*•|cm wl111 ,li[ ntllH!" "«■ »W urn il Mir. ge«4 liter pimpei » or magazine pobllahed In the I nlt^ ed by an? otbte newspaper In thia •eclion of Michigan, to 111 to to to lit lit to to to to Ui to to to ii/ fl w. H. COUCH, ?, Wl "*Uni "tt*,w 2 *||M ,r< 5i:d Bire; L K1W1 tem. Will Ml It I mmnii prict Ur prt cn»>«* 8’,'V1* " Mmm. Call ir iHrm. ROXRT 8UY. FREEPORT. MICH. �Look1? , HASTINGS the banner for Advertising. SIXTEEN PAGES BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER «, 1SK)5. PAGES 9 TO 16. Ciiit i;nas Shoppers should read the ^5096674 THE BILL) GOAT We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers. NUMBER. 82. Complete Stocks, men." Mid Flaherty, rising and putting on bis but. "but I must leave ye. A dancin’ goat is too much for my vonu< Jty. 1 oulduT swallow It." When the door had closed lioolun Went ou: "Every night after supiwr the table was ■ shoved back agin the wall and the lesson Began. And. would you believe it. It takes thpf mouths By ;g&^_ to teach the goat to xtnnd ou his hind legs for live minutes? After that 'twas WALTON WILLIAMS easier. There was a little gur-rl tuun«*d Ellen next door that took a great Inter­ ’ niejitte’ est In tbe eddieation pf the goat. She was ntwut the size of the gou'.t whiu. ran sb? stood up. nnd ’twas pure ) iy to -us* 'uitatii <• >:i Hin ns wantin' around the kitchen to the tnusl of my fiddle. With the pelt's fashion to Him licad - a her shoulder and her arms ar mftd 1 - *us:k they would whirl slow­ ly nruina! In the dawdlin’ clndea of thn upon It. and‘finally they prohibited all forms of Biblical.representation in the Churches. bi tlinc most of the Easier mys­ tery pictures ■ disappeared from thf churches, but many of the Christmas Illustration* had acquired such n tiriu hold upon the. popular heart, that they remained .and have been brought down to the present day lu a .s^newbat modi­ fied form. Such is the "Bambino,'’ which. |s seen today in all parts ot the Christian world awl which lias cotnv to puHsess almost a ritualist,-- slguifl- CHRISTMAS VAL DS ROSE Anuthcr Chrtottnus ziuysp«ry which still-survives, ultbobuh it: perpetuation Is confim*d to a limit? I region, h the qua ltd end decidedly impressive Chrfelcustom lias lie- i> r.-p- ij}s! •4 t’i».<Tir:-tmas day in the I':- it..!i.-n hlglflund-. It re of ill? visit vf th? miigl ' . Jlnv irrhi-iJy b> Ju'<!.» Callnlmtx"After the lesson night 1 used, to dive th? gnat nil kinds of ta>ty things. Uh? - potato imeliu’s. cabbage .stump-# and sinji like. a< n r-v: >d. ind 't ows the-habit o' k<*vpln'. tlie gout hungry al! day that htl to th? !.»<- o' my forum?. ’Tvf.ts tbre- n. »nUi* o’ sjrap nud carrot - before the go.it could «'.»it tin clnt heel and t.ic. work as hard -a'< I might And two weary months l>efore h- would nod hi* head ROYAL FOLK SANTA CLAUS GEORGE H. PICARD (Copyright. 13CT>. by G<x>ru© 11. I’icard.] 1 0“NE of the numerous advantages enjoyed by royal personages, ny advantage, too. which has not bren greatly exploited..Is tin* power to give to any pbjvct dispcnscd a. :■ Chrlstma- gift.; tri matter sOrvi'-u reiul'i‘--i him by a y of the B-wg-.i family that him tu muuv some suitable- rownnl. > —■ ’ suggested lurbnCi -an do atr’-iid to put t’s the bles^etl holim ■:.y frk-tW." .peMsted bl* an» In the m..p f?>r giv:lton!J ml- genlon* mechanical toys "made,tn Ger­ many.” The pre-ideut of Hie I-'rench republic, not to be outdone in Christmns civility, gives prr*ents of costly 8?vrc» aud Llmugrs wares to the reign Ing qiieriM of Europe, in return he U often decorated with the ribbon of tome coveted order. The president of the Swiss '•oufrderatimi Is more prac­ tical lu his holiday generosity. Last Christmas he seat to Queeu Alexandra a choice selri’tlon of ebyeM-s. As a systematic disiienser of Christ-* Tke Ta*if Mid: “Tha.t pkaaea ma. tans cheer it is probable that th? Ger­ I'll aUi« aucciactiy. there(«ra. * man eiujierdr hearts the list of royal 11 I mi, be »o bold and tree Tbe only (bins I ca^ra lor givers. With his emttotuury urderll uess anfi attention .to detail be begins ”* ' * ‘ thoac motchea op lha ahetL th I'd tike to ligbl myself.** to plnu hls lM-uefi(*aiit c.impaigu lung befor.' the dawn of thei holiday season. On a slip of paper whjeh lie k< eps <-ou‘ ceal'd i*t. a private cabinet hr noth* down in, bis neat undid script as they occur to! him the nar.ct of tbe various person* whom be intembi to lenivtnlier and th-* amount h'*-expv«-ts to expepd on cadi uf them. 1 One of his atittidard. gifts is hl* own royal portrait. laUt cbristmrn he va­ ried th? usual citatum by presenting bls *pro;|HWtlvv tlaugii.rr-ln-lKW. the !»ucbes- cn-ilin. with a marble bu<t of him­ self. Then* Is absolutely ao excuse whatever for any collretum lu the Thr fisxx , for * new hr Mix rrv tudo a..i«»u-d. the til;. >i!L-.r said: "f i Fraud •( • n) crtr.-pUlm, The Animals At Christmas |hem*wcrr kaS <i-dL w ere very , I it-2 ■p.-ese-'.t* they h-^.d leu exicedisq* inert/. IHFMI Vt ON. wonbires ■tT'tiiv 1«ru. but that »>urt •h«- h\d.t was । t-.ir. 1 was at thcAgnat would n t du In* I g.:.? him nothin' to ?.tt much farm. •luge, .tad the p-«>r beast wm talr fain IxhAl. IVhln । walked out on ti’» stage, band iu hand wfil the jfoaj. L thought tb«- awjence w.ipld gn crazy. They yelled whl sheer delight whfu the goat mud? bi* |>itw. and every man in tbe bartl was on ltl« feet, and n hundred o' them bad riHilKigv ;eave« and carrots In their iwkers to give to th< goat, like the- ladi'-s' have bokays to give tn tho play a«dor>. As the goat whirled around <l*iif a waltz he would stop uow and then to pick a bit o' enbliagt or turnip that some one threw on the stage. But twas what that rogue Bea- iow!" said y "1 alWJH slutabil|y goat !1th:dgy o’ tbh "Surra day at Bethlehem., A to represent th? n n white robe, wearing gilded crown and holding a glob? In bis iuftci' he stands upon an Hitfir surround's! by olive branches and a multitude of lighted candles. Votive lamp* h ing above him. aud abundant offerings of fruit and flowers are nt his feet. A crowd of peasants, loth men ami women, clad In festival attire nnd wearing the picturesque head cover­ ings of the Tuscan mountaineers. bring oranges and pomegranates from their tiny gardens and offer them devoutly to tbe weary little representative of Lite Ixml of the harvest. tableaux enactiHl in th? rftrnl 'Hu--1 ■ living pictures always IliiKtriiml t.ime Biblical subject Ilfat- were probijldy of. great spiritr.il benefit could not road. . . It was thus tliit the grout fmtnh*« of the Christian religion w?r? made in The practice tenig(blc to the li cehtutjy and began early lu. tl years. gn-w in favor fo at h-ast la th? thirt'-enth ixmtury. bowov^ri Jbe custom had Iwtoor- so subject to abur-e that the cfergy began to frown “A# you will.'* ):<• groaned. "but 1 h;.d rad.fr ymt L:uT asked me for th" klngrt*"" of the T« . Sicilies*." Some ■>! the.«. hrlstmns present* ex­ changed by latter day. royalty are al­ most abswnl iu their practicality. For mnnv yp’tsulhc V'-utle and w?ll bejoved I’hts IN. waa In tbe haldt of ex dmtigUu: t’hristmas gifts with the e<;tui!Iy aniiablf Victoria of F.uglan*!. Tliv |M»pe Invariably scut a par-kage of sjHH-inlly . prepared nnd exquisitely scented »ntiff. with nn autograph letter extolling it* virtues ns a reynsly for catnrrh and kindred disorder*. This standing gift was sometimes accom­ panied by a few Jar* of wine made from fruit taken from a particular vine (o mistletoe! —Jk By NINA P1CTON ‘HREE time* sha parsed beneath the mistletoe. With face so arch and eye ot blue. And 1. distraught, what could I drt? Rank coward- 1 turned round and let hcr go. O mistletoe! If. in antt-r con- every nook and corner blazed the light; Eyes aleamed like stars In matchless ray. Yet ne’er.an eye of black or gray Shone full and soft ns hers that old year night. in the Vatican garden. It is not impoxO wondrous light I ilble that her majesty may have made i personal trial of the pope’s remedy, Etch one waxed bold as forth she but It Is certain that she did not ac­ came again. quire the habit That spe appreciated And aher her golden hair the Ute attention was made evident from bough the fact that sundry jars of a marma­ Of witchery hung. My hour lade devised in 'the royal kitchen at Windsor found their way at Christmas 1 caught and kissed her like a man time to th? Vatican. Insane. Some of this delectable confection O happy owain I made a holiday appearance in other European courts. The queen*? Ger­ man grandchildren were fond of it. and. their royal grandmother saw to It that a goodly supply of the delicacy and Its attendant supplement of a par­ ticular seed rake of her majesty’s own Composition reached Potsdam in time for tbe Christmas dInner. On? of the queen’s grandsons by marriage, the tzar, used to scud her the most beau­ tiful malachite and Jade vase* ever x-cn in England, and in return bs MtCfiired invariably a six dozen ease •f very old and mellow Scotch whisky from a particular highland distillery, long patronized by the British royal family. There is no record to prove that Nicholas found the Scottish bev­ erage more satisfying than his native vodka, but it is n fact that he kept on sending the precious vases as long us bis thoughtful grandmother lived. The kaiser’s established, Chriatmae remembrance to the elders of the EngUflTMXiurt.is a case of Jobnnnlsberg. I which to almost as unattainable a* the I elixir of life. For the youngstp.ru I “.Uncle William’’ sends tons,of the. nFrom e^tra iel ler ig-er farm. sacks irtzel liairt, bold oo* y it six machinery.' nd <-■ prop the car.‘but whin thi* track you But.n goat ran ■ and a strap to pose none o’ ye gan threw that the goat liked the best, I told y? tbkt They look'll like little pieces o’ bread -e as fin*- a Jig covered wld sugar. Tbe goal picked up so many o' the little chunks that the crowd yelled to put Reagan out bekase he was stoppin* the show, and 1 3TU»e. i-J* "and do l-’rinch bad hard work to get the goat dancin' pets tool on her ag'ln. After that the goat seemed to I the heathen lau- get lighter and lighter upon his feet rrncinber that I wan until he hardly touched the stage. 1’5 Is- lnyln\ awake There. were times when he whirled -rtni'- plau by way p’ around In the air wldout touch!□' the »U"I whin »ny wife iloor, and the crowd gaspin’ wld as- ’ • start tbe dairy toni^iineut at this wonderful beast., - k flash—I could Aud while he whirled bo seemed to be iaare. Whlntgqt gettln’ bigger and bigger till be was 1 could think uf as round as a balloon the boys play s', bow much mon- wld. Lie would go up in the air, u.dancin’ goat could whirlin' like a pinwheel, for ten feet, ■ 4a ge?” and thin light on the stage soft as a ‘ Cassidy. "I should thistledown, and fiy up ag'ln till he ii,.. Week would be none spun up farther and farther, lookin’ too little । -*4»?iouaa curiosity." dike a red umbrella on a big punkin. edjMXitan. "D'ye hear and be was gone through the bole In -'yf? Three hundred the roof, thrauslated Intirely." ’balf an hour’s work "And where did be go?" said the awe • nt the money in me struck lira. Cassidy In a whisper. “* vast i ’ ’j‘-ary work Cachin’ “Some o' the little boys slttin' on tbe to* u,af An 01,1 huinaal trainer told fence outside-said he wint up In the di­ ; ii, ' ’ 7 ‘‘atl klodneaa’ mixed rection of O'Hloci, and others >ld fift- .< _ Joli Whin tbe goat ’twaa toward Arcturus and Nlptufae he ribs and gave wint.” 1 W*ln *ot »tt>bborn. “And what was It that Beagan gave a Mra. the goat?’’ said the materialistic Walsh, anxious for an explanation of the seem­ 42,hl" ’‘Mtegsr ing miracle. "’Twas yeast cakes that the rogue (TBr.et, ‘ du- Uoolaa!” said Mra. had covered wld sugar, and the goat wJ4* a ^mlnlscent algfa. ate fifteen o’ them.*’ *Ien*' me. ladles and gentle- neither screamed nor smiled nor chid me then. But brushed her cheek like thistledown. And then a tiny.childish frown Came ’ewixt her brows. "AtJast!” cried she. “Oh, Ben, Slowest of men 1 ” No ear but mine heard that im­ perious blame. The crowd had passed. We twain stood there In perfect bliss, without a care. And o’er and o’er I breathed her perftamed rimeO Rose aflame! Tbe joy bells rang. The old year crept away. Lusty and yountf the new year stood. Aglow with promise, life and blood. Ab. never was such night or holi­ day- 1 kiT the street, so world. pnKllc or private, wlikb bus iith me to my lod: fiygl*s-ttsj to provide Itself w rti a por­ ismbled along trait <if th? German .kaiser. It maj> mud witji h'-r streaming clothes and be lutd for th? asking. nu<| a iijur'ls clouttsl li»o|«,. rtti'Lwe entered my little sufth-'i'ut. The kaiseria is jr''fil>?ral tisnu. Sly thoughtful landlady had ani' tbinightfii] Christtnajkbflui'fncln’SS. made niyj table .Lady. A . .-’le She makes it a polpK to. gree some­ toast WVK -tandlng lu tbe fender: the thing of vain? to every child of royal kettle icilng vociferously, as If Impa­ Ifaieage in Christendom, siudjhat invans tient to.be used: »u front, of tbe fire much ktl.H>r and discrimination. The ^too*l mylsl'iipers and an*e:)sy chair. children of roynl lineage lu th? Garman To .my! surprise, i.iy poor, w orm bagempire alone are quits- numerous gard '•ojhpnniou raised hcr dripping cuuugli to absorb a fortune, and It 1a bandit fi«l‘i burst into .tears with the reputed that the generous royal lady word*. '<<ii. what luxury*.' tcpemli* <□*•.'«*» every .*ear In tbjil admi­ "'Hint |v:n the best Christmas scrrable way. Tbe present sultan of Turkey, with uiou 1 etyr heard, anil tl'ie only one I have, newer forgotten."--Youth's Com­ nil bls tradhtonal hatred of the giaour, has fallen into Uh* habit of rending panion. I Christmas gifts to some of the*Chris­ Chpitma* Day In Raaala. tian omru. Tticsc remembranres con­ • In rertiin parts Russia the chil­ sist for the most part of Jara of pre­ served Yo*e leaves and Levantine sweet- dren nt Christmas are l»?gln playing ai'-ats prepared by bis own cnnfpetloo- pranks tint are as odd ns they are er. Tiro aged emperor of Austria sends ampsing. <*hief’atnoag their drolleries la that ofldisgithlng thttUMdvni na ani­ a liberal gift of priceless Tokay to bls fellow sovereigns. Th? domestic old mals aiul in the aaaumed costume of wild beasts disporting themselves qu-s-n ot Itfumark, the “mother-in-law of Eur.q»e." who is an inveterate knit­ through th? uelghlxirii'«nd. As many ter of woolen stockings, dispense* her ceMlblc are sreyirnl. and In .tdlng toys aredad. Wolves. yearly accumulation nt Christmastlde.* Th? gaulal-king, of'the Belgians sefids retL‘ are r«-presented. nothing J.iit ciH'vks. ami it Is whispered that hh bank -account h epnal'lerabty reduced nt the'.holiday reason. -Wil­ •**cbrt nnd disi.v;< r'r. Sain? helmina of the Nethcrlamto. w^m I* as (Irud'-n* IIS she is thrifty, gives decora­ flioir ■H-guHed tion-* ami confer* orders.. Tills was chinpnifio the nit'it by rude also th? is-onomlvuJ Christnn* practice tie Ils’ < adopted by Queen Vh torla Til? king ‘strains «’ n: hitTfli and primlof Bpa.tr-end*.presents only to his re! jr.eni*. TorcWn'nre •Rtlvcs. nii'l. the,royal family of Portu­ fitful Ugh*. oppmtedi gal. rl<1i as It is. is u it much addicted to the gift lull'll. The queen sends a generous a-berk to th? Vatican und the king distributes a few decorations Wbnl is'moii- touehicg at the holiday aeasmi tlnln to aeonn old man planning lu other days the Catholic and n pleasanf-'iirprlso far his aged *?if«i? 'Th try|n' ter raise money enough Episcopal churches celebrated Christuws much as Americana now ob­ ler git-my wife st new dress for Christ­ serve the glorious Fourth. Roman mas, sab." mild Uncle Ebony to Mr. candles, skyrockets. firecrackers nnd a Feathcrstine. . general rejoicing and' nolay hilarity "Ah. I see. You want me to give you marked the day sacred to the birth of some chores to do. uncle, eh?" the Prince of Peace. The Idea was "Well. m». snh. 1 fought |>erhaps you that the Occasion was n joyful one aud eot’Jd git fi? old lady a job at wattin'. men should vociferously. attest their Mil!" ‘'J ‘ happiness. Echoes of these old cele­ brations are still beard iu portions of the south which were settled by the The giving of presents on Christmas cavaliers. Under the reformation, day undoubtedly owes its origin to a however, aud especially under I*uri- general Idea to carry Into practice the tanlsm, thia form of observing Christ­ biblical mandate. "Peace on earth: mas was done away with. In the ear-' goo I will jto mon." At first the great ly days of New England Christmas lords made present? to their retainers, was scarcely observed at nil, and it is nnd the season was marked by uni­ only in comparatively recent years versal chanty. By degrees tho practice that the present custom of giving and of Christinas giving spread until now feasting was revived in sections where ereryNsly gives his or her frlcdds pres• ibe Puritan had held sway. Tragic Chriatmae Daye. Christmas, which is usually regarded is the happiest day of all.tbe year, has Ikequently witnessed tragic events. Diocletian began one of his persecu­ tions of the Christmas in 303 when on Christim* day he burned a church full of the followers of the N'azarene. William the Conqueror is said to hare slaughtered 100.000 men, women and children od Christmas day in tbe year 1008. In 1170 Thomas a Becket preached a Christmas day sermon that caused bis floath four days later. John Wyclif, the great reformer, died »n Christmas day. 1384. in 1063 Christmas day In London saw the great plngn? at its height. 3ne thousand people were dying dally. Grandma—Are you looking forward to yonr Christmas dinner. Tommy? . Tommy—Yep. grandma, but not so much ns Johnny Junes.. Grandma—Why so. Thomas? Tommy — Ills grandma died last week, aud he'll get all her Crlasmus turkey. Hr changed countenance rapidly. Slipping nn bits face tbe Santa Claua mask. he mad*' a triumphant entry Id-' to the purler with the bundle of toys. �10 ' HASTUSUb BANNER, DECEMBER 6. iwo. nAk ■■ est Fare IEarlyChoosers $ ■------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1--------- ■ My stock is now in the fullness and perfection of Holiday readiness. Exceptional buying opportunities 'have codk mF way, and my store abounds with values uncommon, matchless and salient. By the time this announcement reaches you, mere probably will not be over 20 shop­ & ping days before Christmas. It will be TO YOUR INTEREST TO BUY EARLY, before the BIG RUSH commences, because you can make your selections from a COMPLETE STOCK and get JUST WHAT YOU WANT, and we can give more attention to pat rons. If you delay purchases the VERY PIECES YOU WANTED MOST will probably be sold, and at this season of the year it is of- J; ten impossible to get duplicates here in time for Christmas. Our. buying has made your buying EASY. We pride ourselves in not only be- 1 ing UP-TO-DATE, but a DATE AHEAD. We pride ourselves on the QUALITY of our goods, believing that Cheapness without < Quality is dear at any price. That’s why we have earned the laurels of being the QUALITY STORE of Hastings. Quality always goes with our goods and when it comes to Price you don’t have to pay us any more than you would have to pay elsewhere for an inferior article. . Here are a few Christmas suggestions, a nice w KAj I. •WARHANTY DKED.'. \ Sign of lhc Elephant. EYE, EAR, NOSE ANO THROAT I have taken’several ___ _Post. Graduate _______ _____ __ ... courses in addition to mv regular medical ‘purse and make a all diseases of the specialty of treating ” '* EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. 1 fir glasses by the latest and most approved scienfilk methods. Office citr Herten's Gro- no P U DIIDTOId Phone 273 cerj store 124 Slate St... Uh. U. 11. DUN I UN. »Bd 158... ___ ________________ - Hi k'iHr, w tifi Hi tito Jr DIRECT from PUIMAl uninAi I wish to announce to the people of Hastings and vicinity, that if they want some of the nicest, daintiest things in Silks and Chiria ware, they should call at my laundry and inspect what I have.. Everything I have is imported direct from China, and the low. prices I am making on them will surprise you. Any of them would make an ideal Hi Hi nt ta .CHRISTMAS PRESENT. Mi Line Consuls of CHINA CUPS. SAUCERS. SUGAR BOWLS VASES. MUCH BOXES. SILK HANDAERCHIEFS, sod lots of ott­ w er nice tilings. p Mj TEA tones In original bores, direct from China and Japan, I sell it at Hi 35 and 50 cents a pnnd, aad there is no better In the eartiet. Try W sone of It. W LEE HING, The Chinese Laundryman. $ Wm. P. Nash to Amelia F. Churchill, 4 ac sec 21. Irying.. NUO ’JO the South Afrleuu veldt, bur they en­ joyed th&ii»vl.vea. nevertliejes*. in spinA. E. KeimstontoW. D. Quig­ of their aurrouuiiiugH and the dh'di-ulley, east half lots 1147 and ties under which tin- Cbrtomux .linn-1148, City: 1173 to was prepared. It is CbrlAtmaH lu bar­ Job. Ashnlter to A. H. Bates, racks, hiaU-ever, which Tommy enJ lot 5 blk .3, Kenficlil’s Add^ best of nil, next, of cours**. to spcmlhig City...>-.................. 400.VO it with those who are dear -to bun. Comrade.-* unite with edmrade#. and J. ^Howard Baker to Merchants each contributes his share of help u» Savinga Bank Battle Creek <• ward making, the bccuaiou one of joy­ 1200 e*0 ous feaiivity. Andrew J Roush to George Early (.’hristiuns morning sees the Cramer, lot 3 blk 15. Kensoldiers busily engaged in tunilfig tln-ir field’s Add City 4‘M> oo respective barrack rooms inb* dintug places. Bed cot*, which at ordinary Lewis Christi an to Jos. H. times would lie Mt<i4<ling nt right an­ Sense. 40 ac sec 33. Woodland 2800 iM> gle* to th i- walls, sin- nuup\! lesigtbSamuel Todd to Wm.’TenEyck. wLe, and With the aid of -pan- pi 1HD ac mx" 11. Tboniapple2500 00 Insse-’aml guy hunting borrowed f.-om ‘William TenEj’ck to Samud Todd lots tf. 7 and H. City... U5-M UO formed Into luxurfoln ksikin^divnu< The conipanles v_le with one Mother t Ranson Hyn»YS to MicJuufl S. s Hynes. Undivided 3-3 of Jflu plble. - 1 ac sec 34, Woodland20.Ni 00 The Immrly •■tiHtoiit of xpn ading re­ toon* of piuk, blue ujrl ^re-eu p. er Aukt* S. Snyder to Horatio . . from wall to wall I* du’.,-- earned out., Setter!ngtun. h»tJI4. Nash­ ville............ ...................................... luttO 00 while mottuoM. uxunlly of a military cbiiriU’to.T. utouud. Tbdjse motto,-*, by Morgan Jones to Joseph L, Asthe way. are often dvdfciifetl to pi»pbaker, lot I. Blk. «. Kenulur officer*, the following l»el'ng rtaaifield’s Add City 100 1X» pies of the favorite form-; "Lemg live. Colonel and Mrs. —-God. bb*s.* the quit' claims. • general,*' “Good luck to Lieutenant Marshall N. .Smith to Lemsn Smith, 120 ac sec 2. Hope900 00 ■ MABUIAGE LICENSES. Wm. Bollman Woodland Sarah tnz Woodland Don D. Putman Prairieville.... Mary A. Wickwire Johnstown. Fredrick A.'Colwell Hastings. Inez L Melntyre Hastings.... .46 .43 Can be found at my Hardware Store. When you vet one ot them It will be Bomelhlns that will leal. It won't be the “pink lemonade” kiud with only a pleasant taste—and then Its gone. Here are some suggestions for you:— Carving Sets, Baking Dishes,’ Knives, Forks, Spoons, Razors, Granite Ware. Skates. Cutters. Guns, Ammunition, Washing Machines, Robes, Blankets. Stoves, OilStoves, Ranges. I We especially iuyile your attention to our UNIVERSAL STOVES, both bard and aolt coal They an- aa good In every way aa the BEST, and our PRICE ffiakos them capecially at tractive-. Fred Spangemacher, Phone 311. hardware. Hastings, Mich. WE OFFER SLAB W OO!) INFIVE CORD LOTS OR OVER FOR iSi.iSl. DELIVERED. . W|LL ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY • i 1rinttr.-s« *v ’brl'-tnn* Adam? ttrm&lyn iUfe. R. K. Grant ”1 have been somewhat hot Doan*.** Regneta gave jnrt tbe results desired. Thev act midlv aud regulate the. towel- jierlHctlv ' - George B. Kran.se. 3**i» Walnut Ave.. Altoona. Pi. We meet anybody's price on books at Mulholland's HASTINGS BANNER; ONE YEAR. $1 ® • • • FOR EVERYBODY Otir exceptionally large ass«’nment of Mcr * FurnUnqb » now at your disposal. We can fit you out from top to toe in tototo PROBATE hc la(e?i and you raay he sure that quality is not forgotten. Mens Suits and Overcoats in all the best goods, ht a-Ju lusinun perfect, ail sizes - S9.00 to - Men s. Women s and Children s Shoes lor every oceabi<»n all tbe latest styles. (Patent Leather Shoes a speciality) Qual­ ity guaranteed and prices made to sell. fit! for Xmas presents. - Nothing Men s Women s and Childrert’s Rubbers to fit th« also goods on the ’nxiri.it- ot lowest possible prices. Underwear that will keep you. warm „ —Fleece' _ _ed ItesJ’ diHids at Wool good:, t: - •* S2XM 70c. 80c and $1.CO per suit. ? $2.50 and $3 00 per suit. , C. H. OSBORN OPEN EVENINGS. James O. Gosa Hygiene Colored May Tinkler City William G. Bauer City. Gertrude T. McPharlin City... •p•• e aE'• CLOTHING In some regtyieuti* It lx the custom to usher In Christmas nionilng with fifes and drums Immediately after the sounding of reveille.-and after Break­ fast Tommy has tO'prepnre for diureh parade. This duty finished. l*e- Is at liberty to-make a grand attack cm tbe Christmas dinner.- The soldier., are John H. Simm Woodland Suranna Finnefruck Woodland. ■?? AND loo CORDS AT THIS PRICE Tobias B. Brovont Woodland.. Laura Petry Woodlapd,.. I DOLLAR nolLto Orley E. EteUyeat Middlebury ind. Mabie Landis Woodland Forest Garrison Cedar 'Creek. Rente Holbrook Odar Creek. Willie J. I’aynu Hastings... J. Bertha V. Cooley Hastings ONE FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD for Wool Boots and Socks, best Capital $75,000.00 COURT. Surplus S25.000.00 In Ru-Elleil V. Sweekey vs. City of Hastings. Hearing continued. Estate Solomon Chaffee. closed against claims. Estate Whaley A. Brooks. account heard and allowed. OFFICERS Estate A Good Head for Money Final Etaate Joseph Skriner. Proof of will filed. Order admitting will entered. Estate Samuel Davis. Hearing final account adjourned to Dec. 7. . Useful Christmas Christmas READ THIS N Geo. Thompson to John Dem­ ing. lot 3 blk 3, Nye's Add Freeport 72 00' PiescrtptioDB prepared as If for the Doctor's ewn iq*v. & riinrnT Philip Garlinger to Jos. Over­ smith. 40 ac sec 14 Castleton^ 1209 IX) Amelia Clever to Philip Garlinger 30 ac sec 26. Castleton 14UO 00 Albert Lictka to John W. Dem­ ing. lot 2 blk 5, Nye's Add Freeport..................................... JOu 00 Gets bottle of Cbappoline and sec how nice It is for chapp­ ed hand*. ] ™ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. T REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. I Hha.ll esteem it a privilege to show you my assortment selected with a view to-every possible want. The New (Uuiuinated Self-Pronouncing- Reference and the Linear Parallel with Authorized aud Revised Versions. SelfPronouncing will interest you To the Young Folks: I have the Oxford Pocket Bibles iu variety. In testaments! nice large type for old people and neat small oues for children u* well . 1 favorite fr«-f aud easy, enlivened with songs of all descript inns. Patrlothnu, of course. enter.* Into the greater part nf the music. although the comic song U nlsu a great favorite. Totniqr cares little what tho socu; may be. however, so-k>rtg as It bus a g»d swinging ehoHow King Edward's “Thin Red ni# in which he can join. Thus the hours' pass -by, the day’s enjoyment ’ Heroes" Celebrate Their generally ending lu the veterans of tba company l»eing rullrsl upon to relate Holiday. Stirring Ititldenl* which have rf’on O matter where ho may be or In glory ami -rfliotyrt for the regiment. ' ivtiut cIrrumiiuiM-es he luuy b.- 1‘eareon'.* Weekly. placed. Totnmy Atkins uv-i’t falls to make a special effort U Nearly I.JMmi pound* of turkey were celebrate ( hnstmas day iu a- beiiukis manner. Four years uk'j saw dmu distribute.’ |u«t year by direction of ; Hands of British tatidlcr lat)« xpeiidlux the president to the official* aud erathe festive 2atb ivimd ramp tire* on ployera of »he White Huuw. ommy Atkins COURT HOUSE NEWS. J TO BIBLE BUYERS vl McCoy’s Carpot, Rug, Curtain, Chair, Bed Room Suit, Chiffonier, Side Board, Dining Table, Dining Chairs. Buffet, Picture, Couch, Library Table, Mat, Pillows, Book Case, Desk, Cart, Sled, Piano, Sewing Machine, Sheet Music and lots of other useful and beautiful things to adorn the home. Come and COME EARLY TO JOLLT GOOD rjUaLOW.” •rat of all marshaled and arranged Id Estate Miles J. Hall. Release of their phires at the table In the com­ guard inn by ward filed. Discharge is­ pany's dining room, which the captain sued. then visits In order to make a brief In­ Estate of Anna E. Wolf. Final ac­ spection and see that “all’a well” with the boys. count filed December 29. After that there is still another mat­ Estate Michael Hynes.Petition to de­ ter which Thomas has to attend to be­ termine heindtip filed. Hearing Decem­ fore he can start feeding, but it Is a ber 29. . \ matter which is very agreeable to him. A few minutes after the captain has OBITUARY. made his inspection the soldiers of the BOWER—Louisa Power Bower .was company are again railed to their feet torn in Farmington Ont. Co. N. V and to order by the sergeant major’s September 5IBM died Nov.26 1905 aged •’’Shun:’’ and immediately afterward the colonel, foHowed by the adjutant 79 years 2 months 21 days. She was and other officers, outers. Needless to married to Edmun Bower jn March say. they are received with rousing 1846 and with her husband moved to cheers. Tbe colonel will drink the Michigan in 1867. Sto was the mother health of — company, a toast answer-, of five children; two died in infancy cd with wild cheering and the time and two others after they were grown bondred reffcin, “He’s r. jolly good fel­ to man and woinanhixkl. Tbe only one low.” When the officers have gone it Is not remaining is Mrs. Julia Fisher of the State Ro^l. She «m being cared for at long before TotnQjy proceeds to sample the good things which have been pro­ her daughter’s home where »he died vided for bls enjoyment. Rwuit beef and at which {dace her funeral took and mutton, turkey, goose £5X 3^ place Tuesday, afternoon Nov. 28. The are usually Included in tbe company’s lervices were conducted by Rev. C. L. menu, not to mention such thing* o jJradley. Interment made iu the Spon- txitnfnM __ . directors O. S. Goody safe 'place money. like is the head that knows how to keep as well as make it That I kind of a bead always seeks a our bank to keep its A REAL MONEY MAKER per cent interest F«id on Saving. Depo.it. MONEY TO LOAN ON RLAL ESTATE SECURITY... is always one who is busy- Such peo­ ple enjoy to its utmost the merry making of Xmas days. It’s conservative advice we givewhen we say open that new account this Xmas time at our bank. Hastings City Bank e �—4 — (jjeat Sample Line Sale of HOIIDAY goods ( Andrew Harper, of Detroit, ate 1 hanngj. ing turkey at hdme. Misa Lettie Davy, of Grand Rapids «I*nt Thanksgiving .with the Mimes Ironside. Renkes O. Walldorff’s f-foliday Bonks -r every age. ture & .' urniture They have been for months selecting their stock for Christ­ mas buyers and are now prepared to show you most anything you want in Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings, Bed room Suites, Sideboards, Music Cabinets, Ladies’ Desks, Hall Trees, Easy Rockers, Fancy Chairs, Couches, Lace Cur­ tains, Draperies and in fact you will have to come and look over our stock to appreciate the large amount of goods we have. BUY NOW, WE WILL KEEP IT FOR YOU. . Books for every price. aft !higan. THUMB MARKS Mra Sopha Water* Murphy went to Grand Rapids Friday.’ ' ihriclnaL] . r Tte prisoner Was a .voung man bur.- I y UVenty-ywo. Hi.,- appearance we* 1 that of one who bail been reared midet . retiring in.luhm-ra. The .-ash was at ojM-ucsl by the prosecuting urtornej who said: X, . ugh »f these samples to go around “"<• propose to show, your honor •FORGordon Ironside. << (;riind , „ Rap ids tnat the prisoner I* the only permit: i -r far io they go. for every dollar •ent Thanksgiving, with hix mother in I in who could have taken the money, that .. -ave 83 cents. Some people this city. z'* hr Kjient a part of It. ami the. red wm ! . gel in on tbe good things for the Mr. and Mr*. Fred Eaton and family | found ou hbC jkthod. (.all Thoma., J hat*<mi‘‘one else has been more Judd." * • ■pent Thanksgiving with Grand Rap- • A middle aged man whose rounte ’, .1 napping up a bargain. »d* relative*. nance and Is-ariug did not accord with M»m Gertrude Davey, of pram] Rap- | the resjwctaMIfty of h|B clothes toot j J ...st varied line of presents ever1 ids. wm the guest of friead* in the I the stand and, after stating that tie ,. । your city. " city Thanksgiving. was a merchant nnd the empldyergat | . tbe prisoner. EdwaM Wright, gave tv- < 1 Mi«* Hatt and Mim Florence Peacock Menee that on a certain day • h» had J । ot Grand Rapids, wen* guests of Don ■ent bls clerk to the otfi.v nf tWio 1 Kurtz over Thanksgiving.Berkeley with a note and. that Wright . Mb* Gladys Lombard. W Kalamazoo. had returned suylng that he had found j j spent Thanksgiving wither cousins | no one- tn Berkeley's office, but had !, । the Missea Edith and Antto (Lombard. . left the note. <’’>arl«*M Berkcleyf was called and ten : . . Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Matthews and titled that on the day Wright bad been ; jo j daughter Gladys of Grand Rapids. at hla office Lv bail jtone out for Unit ’ I *pebt Thanksgiving with relatives here. an hour, loivilig inadvertently $500 on I Charles Philhjx of Stginaw. spent his desk In an onyHope. Ou bto return I him! Judd’s note <m <iih desk i Thanksgiving with hia par.'nu Mr. be had j and Mra T. Phillipa, m-route for Chi­ and the money gum-. Hr inquired uf | The Leading Druggist. Judd by whom he had sent the nob* ’ cage. and the answer gfvrn wvuw Edward ■ Phone 241 Goods delivered. f % ^Rc Young and her mother Wright. I^ofkeley tufting the. nuu>lM-i*^ I *lra Geo Tom’Hixon spi»nt Thanka- of the bill: gave them to th- p<>II<-e. • A drtwtlvc tv-Uted that te had ( J giving ,ri with Mra Mal^l St-Heck Bell, found one Of the tilth In n j-welrr ’ s ' of Detroit. store. II.omv u:vi-*t<-.: Wright, qi.d , : Mr. ainl Mra George Ntiaon. of i the rest <if them .had 'liewi f »nnd on bu ! ’ ' Prairieville. vjsit< d their daughter ; fienmn. j : y ■ Mra Jake Edger in this city over ; ’Die «*n«e agatnst the >>r»« Thanksgiving returning home Monday. Thia Week’s News In Nearby fniliHxl from burdening the jury with 1 Hie Mimes John Spaiddmg. Rue nny more evidence. Ind-s-.l. wten th-I Counties. and Messrs ■ Ellis ,ind. Rein of Char- •vim-. 1 1 ». th.* ilefru-.. itr... jt was’ loti. and,!jpvmvr. of Ann Arbor at­ f-.P't-l-tl th-. f he Wbuhl pleatf Hit* prl.t- 1 Two Schoolcraft section men -met tended the Thanksgiving party nt St. i. S.ilUlOD « instant death last Tuvulay afternoon', | Rote's'Hall Thursday night ’ ■ the mid} while working on the lection near ,i>h ami is} Vicksburg. Besides foreman John Salmon < Tlioma^ art'll Ch’is lioverman who „ A girl . ^>1 en e’bowel her B-irn t<« Mr and Mrs. Arihrir .lames, ; tlirpMgh th c.- .w-t uud r<w»k i!|e were kilbd. th»*. crew included Fred Wednesday. Nov. -yn. K n ]fi |M>y. new « Andrews ami Geo. 'Daley, also of iv th-- prisoner; Mra Ella Hecux entertained ,hvr! Flan- < Schoolcraft. They a ere working on Mos-j the west bound track aud stepped to Sunday sc1km.iI cla*> Saturday stternoon. •He is your betiotlied' and the little folk* had good time. the other to avoid a went Istund ■H.- is.” Will TenEyck of the first ward has .......................................... ( freight, when the flyer. No 8. was of the approaching. Daley anihAndrews got traded his huu-- and two lots for a - and the pri »hc evening itte th* ft Tl cnnniit-si.’’ out of the way. and'calk-dto the oth­ farm in Parmelee, ami will mow next ’ H' * I”<‘ In/'ery high spir-I them, be-} ers to do so. Thomas looked around, week and .Mr. Todd, with woom be ,u ao‘l ,o,a m*’ thlit he h”'1 ,lu'* !Ul la ’ sure t<» J aaw th** train and started to jump but trailed, will move to this city. rat: tl. ... . . , .1 . , ,, , tervlnu- with bis employer. Mr. Judd. th<- paaener train struck him and Th : pastors o. the city held their , u-finui h«* «-onfe»*e<l that he wlshe.-l , hurlei him against the freight which meeting Mondas morning at the [ to man?, but t»nw unable to do so on was then lausing. His injuries were Wceleyan Methodist paramag* , corner account of the meagernea* of fils sal mostly about tbe b-ad. Hoverman did j of State Road anil Eljzaneth Streets, i «r?'- Mr. .lydd made him a present br not see the train in time and was j with Rev. Bradley. The next meet . •*•*'*'" n,“I promised that on the day of standing on the track when struck and i ing will meet ini wo week* with Rev. ' *’'* ^^I'lhig fits salary would be dou PUdhe 292. thrown about 7.’ feet. Nearly every Mr. Crandall. tame in bi, hndv w:,» broken and hi. M,„ Om_, , ... T™ k“"' Tb<,n’*’ J«“’’, , ... •n,w’ '’rani gave a *ix u ciock -Yes. I hare known him since 1 ws» skull was Diomas leaves a ^dinner Friday complimentary U( Mhw I ..a ....... little girl He <-ame father <1a PIANOS AND ORGANS. . crushed. 1 Hill.- tn Ill my III.1 IKIMVTI wife ano four children. Ihey were Anna Clarey. of Grand Rapid*, covers i poor t«oy and was given a position In I Quakers and only, moved to Schoolcraft 1 lieing Uid fur ejghu pink wnd whUe Mon. When my father diwl .Mr. I Pc,-de».-* M AC. ’ nlxMit a week before the •^cident. • chrysanthemums were n*ed for decora ' Judd took the inanageim’iit j»f the i J iti 3wner*hl|. of whu-U had HoTHrman’s wife died about six months f tun. In the evening a cJmiing dish ' ' “ pu"mmI Into hl* hand*. Wlwn I wu« . ........ .— ago. but he leaves five children, who । Was enjoyed, about eighteen 1 ■: I . t h to biiiQ; a fourteen he tutid tame one day that he | .lbP SUBIBler.B Hea»«nae. are now made orphan*. -•young people being present. I : '.'nth ’fi’-h you, wilted thitt the 'laughter of the man A wH j kn „ wn Iu i u ister o£ a kirk In} , • ' 4-' y*>‘ cotnt to the Then is a pleasant custom in the I Wlio IkkI hefrien.liil him sh-wild hare । Gk„rnw Wa* one day jm mxi.ig nlong • to tbe Pdlace A rather grneaome incident happened family of the late Judge Mills of h«v- * ; ret a' W arpj Me0. at nit old vvuuiiv b<u.»'ing ground neai mg a reunion of the children'and , die <>nly wny t., hrtng this about would | by a croW(1 of slreet gnminK. one of nn-, when to ••'■>iuar- ,vboB1 Ma|j utigchirvously. but With be- -I •• ~ I grew older, »*• Comstock. The remains-of nn old pm- ; grandchildren each \ear. This time it i*e for ........... WW'l|> CONNECTION.. . neer were being-removed to another i w», the turn nf Mrs. Ella Hecox to per- Iryblui. I jitanlneU to 44 H>." j coming gravity. D’ye ken, inlniKter. , . 1 “Has he ever claimed the fulfillment 1. die d(J..Jr" .-j| (feedf Tlie minister made ’ 1 <*eutetery. When th-- abovelcr reached ; form tbe pleasant duty of hostera which * of the jfromlweY’ j t» immiMliate respense. hi-t on tbe . QIJC | .uade of the best the eoffir. be suddenly startled thorn! i hfir did Thursday at the home of i “No. Sim-e 1 have been old enough BREAD j . r .grocer for it. above hy (tn ■ exclamation oi Mirptiisv her mother. Mr». Ixmisa -Mills. Covers I to think of marriago I have liten en- whole crew reiterating the cry. The dr’il's ‘deed! The de’il'ii ilmK” he and leajied out ot tbe grave. On the were laid for and it was a very ! gaged to Hdward Wright.” turned aud. raising h‘i» oniBtretrlnt! ■KE l‘«r or ; I'sks C0MFECT1WIEST ! Tlie prUnner’s <-ouns«*l then culled imniK a< f to .pronoun-tv u t»l«*siug. coffin were coiled and hibernating ;for pleasant gathering indeed. th. winter, a mass ot snakra. There -Kev and Mr< Arthur frott are j (’barle* BorRrley. to whnm he sbowwl reportwl. “Aeh, ye puir leotle falthleiu ! an envci-ipt* with his business Imprm* i were 2t of them, frtm two to four feet 1 oiovjng jnto the new Methodist parsonbairns!" / . /upon It. and Berkeley Identified It a* । : ■ • uinner Otlice. I in length. — Battle Creek Journal. The building is credit to the , tho one which had contained the gtolon . Mwrie 121 Hastings, Mich. _------- ;— schurch and to the city as well, and j bills. The attorney next «-nll««sl Thom- I Many -*f tin* curiosity shops plnntetl Crazed by-jeaioualy. Carl Kokosinski. i fur it much credit is due Rev. Trott. ! as Jttdd null n«ked: ' I to. the back streets of moat «,ountry ’ a Pule, shot his wife, two children and ; who was the moving spirit in.secur- ; “Did you ever see this envelope l>e towns' In England are simply kept up ooooooocgoj fore?* ’ • by large lAindun Anns. who. from a [ the min of whom be was jeaknis. ing its construction. Win Peck, the “No.” " i prolonged study of hutnun nature, have Frank Dubruwspki. also an old man. a ' contractor, again demonstrated that ho ••Ever touch It? ” dlaCoteml that people who nre shy of I neighbor who happened to I* at bis wa« something of a hustler himself. • “If 1 hare never seen It. how could | buying okl furniture or old sliver In [ home near Grand Haven, one day last having the trailing complete] in I I swear J lint I luid tmiehed It?” | Bond street or I’iccadllly nre ready ' week. The two children and Dubrow-; about three months from the time it A titter‘ran through the courtroom land eager purchasers of precisely the ! ski are dernl The wife may recover, j was commenced. : at the attorney'll expense. The lawyer I same objecta at a rattier higher price smiled grim’./ nod. dismissing tbe wit- I when they •■ome upon them in the back ! When he had completed his murderous - - ~ . The Fuel that's right. ! streets of a country town. ; work, b”b-J> «-<>. k'"«i A heavy «.nd-uj™ >» T“’ j lies*. • ■-•ilh-'l l.o.innnl Markham. I ship >ear Cohl water Wednesday ; “Mr. M.irktem. hnve you ever seen ' Al the Price that’s right. ----------------- -------- . ! . । wn.cked the free-will teptist church I this envelope? Cleanest and Cheapest "Iw» preacher wnxift fedhf good last [ ; and school hou»<e. The wind was alFuel Fct Sale by ■ l ineetHf day. au’ in t:ui«!e de stove • -State how you camo tn.soe ft” i P^eaident Dickie <rf Albion college lnwil ,.yCione. GAS CC .| Phone 359. ' “I am :i mirros*,op!<t. Miss Gregory | prench de sermon.” i ha* suspended -everaj students for un- • ______ • । brought it io tqe f<r nilcroseu:*lcal‘n.v- I “Made de stove, preach!" ! gcnUemanly conduct at h foot hall “Ye?; hiade it nslfiot 'furn top ter oo6a-.-> The new shops trf the Duplex Print--; amination." gam' held in Albion rouu* time ago. eryPten Co- m Battle Creek will Is“When you examined It whet did ynu 1 iMittvni an’ den t<»i’ hr sinners tor take n good look at it an’ g ■ ter thlukinT— He 7p»etiy investigated the reports that 30x231). and made riitirt ly of brick and • .||«rf»-.<T? ■ came to him about Jhn conduct of .".'cement, AL -----------and-Tin. tub •rrok* of *7 ' llTt'"’*’ ; At!. ut.-i f UKtltmlon. md eopnwtel-witb connected with t£e the old ■. .ascertained I• i anioug tlwt those of 3bnni:i.< .Iwld. liioil «tnd«.*nts at this game. —• and ih' _ Tk-re :i sohMttlon among tV'»--o who were the guilty parties-. 75c < 2*00 per dozen. v 1 •‘Do you think it pay? to l»e uuuerpresent. :»nd Mr. Judd turned |«ile, A« ।, vjtod them not to return when they t )n* Battle Creek food concern is mnk-. HWII as attention wtis H’stnretl the at­. I OUST* Bald the tuan of doubtful mind. , tl y’ck and solicit your “Well that de(u*n<l*.” replied" the phi­ went home for Thanjtsgiving. i ing mon*A The Maple Flake makers j "!1' ! made to all parts torney asked: f , . "To« tell’the truth. It lun’t asked Miss Gregory If all” bad ; *lanthroplst. land H dividend of a ’'har'’ <m I -I........ ....................... . .• the money I’Ve given away that 1 Jty-* theif stick last week. . • nny paper that had l»een handled by 'Hie warm weather during the |«st gret; it ’ * wliht I’ve lent!”-Detroit Frea NELSON BURROUG S, Mr Judd, nd she |iro»twe«l. n unto be week had the effect of bringing up tbe MENS JEWELRY in many forms, from SI to . ,, f . bn<i written her. Th? thumb marks ou !Te<s ne 28. . Proprietor. dandelion bloewupis in profusion- on a 1 The three yeaiS old son of v. •' , uo{p ajv 1<lmjtlea] With those on the S20. number of lawns about town and in Granning. of Battle Creek, fell into a enrelr,pC «iad brought m? t»« l*e ex feel so SILVER NOVELTIES lor home or office, First Fish—Yon need not some of the fields of the country. Cal­ | tub of teilinR water Wednesday and 1 nn)tned •• proud, vou “old graveyard:” Second from 50c to $5. ifornia weather is not in it with Mich­ tnav die. ' The questions of tbe prisoners ronn*i rtity <A Barry.*■». .do you 1 Flab—This Is an Insult. Why 1 •:.. that by an order of the igan when it cornea to the real enjoy­ WATCHES, all sorts, from $1 to $50. ------ -sol had lieen brief nnd the answers to call tue nn “old graveyard F First .. . ountyof Bairy, nuuteou tlu* point. Within n few ralnul* < the Flab—Because you are (nil of bones. v, a. D. iKn, fourwaaUM able thing.- Portland Observer. • I : . -d for creditors to precase bad swung from n prospect of Ed­ I ...' rfr-estate of .leremiah The ngv '*f mirauk-s has gone." de­ ward Wright s conviction to n certain­ Wilbur ’ mid county, deceased. aad that. If Horry O. Pierce, a former deputy clared tbe cynk*. ty of his acquittal and th? conviction Josie—I was taken for twenty-five to­ •*Xo. it hasn't.” said the womnu. of Thomas Judd. Every one-in tho day. and I am only eighteen. Jjilta— j sheriff of‘Berrien Co,, now confine.! “My husband tuld me this moniing courtroom looked from one of the lov­ Whnf will you be token for when you DIAMONDS, and JEWELRY set with fine r March next, nnd that in Kalamazoo aaylum, shall recover that in* noticed 1 wits wearing last ers to the Other, while the lovers looked are twenty-five? Josie—For better or • i..t L-foresaM Court, on hi« reason, he will receive $10,000 in Reason's hut and gua o me money to sSunlxy diamonds. l*y of March next, at ten nt each other. On Wright’s fn«* was wort*. I hape. property left him by his mother who liny a new one.'.'- Baltimore American ■s •• uf that day. PLAIN GOLD JEWELRY in Roman or a dawning InfHHgenre of the plan by recently died at Nilea. Hie condition which tho girl hnd saved, him. while PROBATE ORltElfColonial finish at different prices. .1 iidr* of Probate. ia not very hopeful. eho siniplv looked supremely happy. HUte of Mtchtitan. th- Protwte Court tor the , RINGS, Diamond rings, Seal rings and Set -Oh. hubby, dean what do yon think Thomas’ Judd was tried nnd <s.nvlc^- ' -c<aK tlcld ‘ t ” ’ I "!:l)KK ore the find wonle our lathy ull| say” ,ed of perjury, nnd hL disgrace resulted rings. ■ ru m p-M”..*.............. • kC.. .. --Uy of Ha*Unc* tn Mid ‘‘mint}. ”n stntjr of Barry. m. Armed tntn guarded |be Bepton curalt-l Mrs. Matron, ftns* in an -vindimtlon of the nffnlrs of the i •fUP^4llv the hth day u Sov. A. n. iw»•• Prn’^te court ....... ... the PINS, plain gold or set with stones . -.Well. If Rhe takes after yoa. they concern h’o wn» NUpnosed ••'i at tb<______ __ Harbor jail ktet week becauw it wiw to own. This I . Probate office • - -----------Hon. •’tin. M. Mack. Jute” c< ’'ro K-. in *ald County on wndtiMtood Chicago confederates of a will probvl’ly ’8’. Thl* I* a nice |lnie U LOCKETS and CROSSES of all sorifc. plain or - of Nor. In tbe year VH” HH«u,r « .hr pu» «< A*™. <®me ta&e.* ” said the brute.-Fort! nfl lilted .Hid five. dtwperaie criminal conlined there wet* rightful owner, kgnen Gregory. Ld ^.^4. set with jcyels. • going to dynamite that building and Telegr»:|«h. wnr.1 Wright, her husband. !■ now fis ; s^lateunitoii of said "tate may mannger. release their friend. >*t«|w>Utton July ijrrtBLANCHE T. CARNES. L rt*’:wl 10 John t. <»«-»»>- or to some olh- . A iwy readfur Jk'* " k,.ld live In cyttAgt?* ore happier ihnti , Muskegon monldura who are on a •>j;ulU>-4 to Probate Hsoafr’Wlin *» on thrones.” sturtied tunned aptiuiitted or strike Wednesday night uninerctfully crowd by run- ig thus. And thaw I Tommy -Ranta Claua is coming to xnd allOltaer l»«rwioslnteriwto<l_lo pounded Lotfi* SchnHwa. a non-union .1 that Friday. the who live In c.»ttan»s are happier than dinner tonight Sr.'™!-1*<vssstt*.»«; moulder. The bruta who made the those who sit on thnra ” Etale-Dh! How do you know? cowardly asaault escaped. • a . (t Tommy-Ma told me a white halrod am*e. W, any there re. - . perrons Interested It V’tete* old gentleman was^-omlng and wed lurther orUerKl. that ■ “That fellow Spinks Has escelltef t-> t- tiolden at the probate •wL to the perron*- Interested In «*W ei-uwe. Om,d«d<rln MMkbiU dipped IS :y bf Haactags, in m!4 county, judgment.” an* there be. why the prayer “Want makes you think so?" noty not be granted. At>d !t , carloads ot poultry 4.1th.it Mid petitioner lira ; market, tor Thantawtriog. O’er ••Whv-er-be’i’ always asking my J? «•> -■si* lutevested tn said estate Chri.tm,., not Tb.nk.rirlns, In the 10.0IM turkey, were ineluaed in tbe lot. pinion al-oat tblng».--LouUvlll, ConHastings, Michigan. «1 tnrkw dnf. I~t rfer-Journal. J.tdfeoino****PtterTr?..'", H'.sTiNoaBAwxiuiasevs— de Sfitu’n ncpUewn end nlecee took enre Pru.;-j xim! Emulated tai aaM Counir ct ------------------- ~ ---------------------------- ----------nf about 1.500.000 m«» turkere tMrr Albert Hmekley “'“I, A teak ate canned salmon output Is thej did on TbantaigivlDg. Ao2L‘;.'.!.Chm.mTm.c_ Tuttle bi, lon-in-lBW tn a qo»rrel one timated -thls year at 110,000.000. at hta w Nile. Mulholland’s Drug Store store I shopse you o patis ofily beithout 5 goes article. BANNER, PEChMBEh. 6. IWfc Red Cross Drug Store Ar Lmr E. Mulholland, What would make a better Christmas Present Buy Best Souhwestern Michigan Tocal News. * ■- " than one of our PIANOS, those that stand for a lifetime. We also have the cheap kind, which look well and sound well for a time. But they are dear at any price. • Let us frame your pictures, we’ll do it right and not charge ' any more than to have it half done. We. hope by selling good goods at a cheap price to sell more this month than any month before. Here are a few of the many bargains: A solid oak music cabinet with door and slidiig shelves well worth $5 now $3.85 S .98 Ladies' oak rocker worth $1.50 now "$1.87 Large arm rocker, cobbler seat worth $2.50 now $2.10 Iron bed, white, worth $2.50 now - ; ■ $11.95 I Large roomy side board quartered oak finish worth $15.00 now $21.45 I Large Turkish leather rocker worth $27.50 now And you will find many other bargains equally as good. W. II. RA RGHILD IVenKes &, Walldorff, R, $1 NICE WARM MEAL 2D CENTS. ER • st- styL C. DJ Sarnaby J fashion > $20.00 siort, all <) Qualnore tiie- kj. apo arket at Q-' Joods at ). $2.Qp. RN t We Like to Meet People Who Have Not Yet Decided what to buy for Holiday Gifts. W ehelp them with suggestions, both by word of mouth and by examples from our cases. In the varied forms and ideas we show, they can find a thousand hints. For example, a gift is desired for a husband, father, or brother, we can . present: Chrys^ifthemums. LOO od or that to 1 as that >ead i i Y its ER When the gift is for a woman, we have scores of suggestions to offer: .....—— and a special fine stock of Engagement and Wedding rings. Prices on all i goods are RIGHT. John Bessmer, The Jeweler •V �HASTINGS BANNER. DECEMBER 12 CITY TAX ROLL ~ TO INPROVE MOR y IS NOW READY AES Of (HIIDREN Continued from p»«e one. CITY TREASURER D. K. TITMAN NOW READY TO COL* LECT TAXES • f RATE IS ABOUT $1.26 PER $100 HOOD- RUBBERS For County. State and School Tax ZhoopX * MARK TRADE Makes Total Tax For the ’ Year $3.08. NOT MADE BY A TRUST JfHW OWNOT C£T TH£S£f?C/S4&rs nofifriM/fieGUM-Mt/rti/s State <4 Michigan. Fifth .hidlclnl Citcntt. In t'hanc<Ty. Sulqpcndinx lu Circuit Court for the County of Hatyy ,!n ' Tumeery. at the city of HuM'.ngs. on tt’.^zstii day, ol Cctobrr. ti<w. Ada Futuam. lomti’alti jnt Lrvrh, Pdliytiu? defendant. - In till* c*wm- it a{>iM*aritut that d-’fcndatit. Le*1t Piltnam. i> not a tcskfi^t of'thH -atiite but r<~dde* In St. I.*iwrci>ce ( ouity, Nor Yota, on motion of A. E. Keuii«tod. Solicitor tor com pkrinatlt. It Isordrrd that defendant niter. hl* ayjH-atancv in *a!d -»n*c on or tiehne lour month* liuiO the date or thl* order, and that within twenty day* the coruoUlnatit cau*c this order io ih- ,nitdl>tird tn the ilAvn.xcsBxNxr.K sdd i>uM!c.ition to be continued once each .wee!? I • Ea K t x x s r11 x Solicitor for < ouipUituuit. <'trout Judge NOTICE Ol IIEAIJIXC. CLAIMS, state ct Mlctilgdu. County irf.Barry. **• Notice Is Hereby given, tiiat by an order ot the Pro kt to Coart tor the county ot Barry, made on the -.•Sth day pl November, A.D.IHOS, four motilhs t|Pin tiiat date wore Ullewed tor credit­ ors to present their claim* aa.dnst the estate of Alden S. rnrniliiu latent comity. drcensed, and that- :ill Creditors uf 'aid deceased are re­ quired tapresvut their elaiiin to <iid Crqimtc Court, at |the Probate O’Sen in the city of Hast­ ing*. fosexamination and allowance, on or be-' fore t.ie j-thduy of March next. nud that anch claim «I# he heard tiefure <mti| court, ou Wednesdar ‘the tnrth day of March next, at ten .o'clock In lire fprenoi'U of that day. Hated, Nov.•mb.-r .•<th. A. II. inns. • i'll il:ti> M. M i.. . -bulge o’ Probate. — UaNCERY oltPEK, State ot M If hl mm. Fifth Jmildal • ircvlt in I iuUfe«-ry.. s itt iwndiiMt ki cueuli ’ curt iu the * ounty of Barry. In t^uuirery a’ ilnstiiu*. Mlchlcwn. on the 3»tb da* of Novcitiher !!«•. fleorge Wiitc aiib. roiDpUlBant. City Treasurer D. K. Titman now has the rolls and is prepared to receive taxes as he announces tn a notice else­ where. The tayea to be raised- are those for'bchools, the state and county, and they foot up very close to $1.26 on the fHK>. This it> a little in excess of. Hist year for the same items. The city tax last July was.8%*cents on the $100. making the total rate for the year which is a little more than last year. More money is required as tbe aty grows. It is the inevitable result rf municipal progress. . WILL COMPETE WITH ELECTRICS The I Ake. Shore railway is now put­ ting a gasoline engine through testa. It' it can develop 2i»i-ljurse power and carry a car full of pas-angers at a rate ol' speed of fifty miles per hour it is tie intention of the Lake Shore to ■famish mwvt if not all of its-branclies with thi* sort of equipment for the handling uf suhnrban and interurban tijavpl The effort will lie not only to regain the business taken away by the traction lines, but to forestall some of tuefractions which are planning to ex­ tend intj various territories along the lin.* of-'the £ake Shore. Pittsburg Reporter, MAKES BEES PAY WELL. Anna WblUotub. iMfetidcni.' lu Uii« c;i i.«e.iipiM-ariHg Hjm tlie defendant. Anna Whltdomti. I* a resident of Jfix-ifr—ter, N. Y.,and !sn4ta resident of thi*state and there­ fore on i>:ott»n of Ihonini a- Pryor. sottcKurx for complainant. It is ordered that the drfendent enter her at|>eatuJK-e in thls causeoti nr before four month) (mtn the date . of this order and that within t>»ricy days, the eouplalnaut reuse this order tabc published In the Hasting* Raxnkb. said implication, to tx> continued once in each weeKioraix week* In succession. ; (T.bm»:xtSmith. _ l I Orcutt Judge Thoma* & Prnun. I . xollcitf. i lur CotDpl.ilnwlt; • Business address. Hasllni:*. Mlcbliran. ! C. L. Brigham, of Plainwell, will lie at Cady Bros’ sh>»* Saturday of this week with a swarm of hoes in a glass hitfe which he will exhibit in their display window. At 10 a. ni- ana 2 p. m. he will opep the hive and take out the queen bee. He will have hoiiey for sale and will give sample* free. Mr. .Brigham has an apiary of about 200 swarms and has taken off 18,000 pounds of honey this fall. He is the oldest son of our townsman L. Brigham. —Decatur Republican Try a BANNER A TIMELY TOPIC. Want Adv. 1 cent a word At this season of cotaghs and colds it is well to know that Foley’s Honey and Tar is the greatest throat and lung remed. It cures quickly and prevents serious results from a cold. For sale by Arthur E. Mulholland. , THE NEW U. B. CHURCH It Will Be Very Convenient, and a Credit to the Second Ward. 1905. Tbe .leb«*t matter I, more or low w„«. Gobi will «l*o<* mercury a. a lump or «UEar «l“ itic ib.-re mart be IntenlUre, or latvaumle apart* 1“ “• 1,nt U1” <’,b‘'r u, aueb proe«H7. It « d'"r 0[ eotUil be luaptlllrtl ,«u:HrlentlT ono would ulimialelj «r U* dUtereut alarm, of bydropu 1111(1 “iss-*1 conrtltute tbr molecule, ol voter. If a small volume of ether could be thus magnlflwl the indications arc that the ultimate part would look like the first, which is the same as saying that it l« not made up pf discrete particles, but tills space compteftiy- This Is express-, cl bv saying that the ether b tf couUnuous medium mid b hence tucomparatjf with matter. pie new Unkel BreCheru church in love. Looking atj sin leadn to doing sin. We had hopet) to have help-from the Second Ward is fast maring com­ the legislature when the law. wa> pletion. it is now planned to have it passed prohibiting tbe sale of intoxi­ ready for detlication Sunday Dec. !*• cating liquor aud cigarettes to boys, Bishop O. M. Matthews, of Chicago, but it is fairly well established that has been secured to dedicate the the consumption of cigarettes cannot church. Many clergymen outside of lie controlled by legislative act. It is Hastings are exqrerted tu he present left entirely to jjarcntal correction.’ nnd take part iu the dedicatory serv­ • rhe trouble is that boys contract the ices. Tbe church when completed will l» hahit before they nave acquired judg­ one of the beat in this city. It will An Odd Bird’* Neat. ment and have’becbme so confirmed in The oddest of all birds’ nests Is the it that when they nealixe the hurtful­ be nut only an ornament to the recond bne built by the tontobane, a South wiird. but a credit to thtfentire city. ness of it their bodily strength nnd Afrlcnh songster. It Is built of cot­ force <>f will power have been impaired. It will be u valuable addition tu the ton lufil always upon the tree prolucTho consequence is they are unable t<> forces for good in tHs city. The ’•ng the mnt. rial. In constructing the stop and it rrsults in mental and chnrch will Ire-lighter! by gas. and domicile tbe female works Inside and physical xyreck. Assure the child of heated with afnrnace. and. seated with the male outside, where he bnlMa a. your faith in him when he is out of a splendid lall-lrearing cliair. It will, sentinel box for liis own special use. your sight and tie his companion rather h ive a seating capacity in the audi- Hu sit* In the lx»x nnd keeps wilrb or than his overseer, liy -showing an in­ ,toriura of about 1“5. with a lecture Hings nearly all the Mme. nnd when so arranged that it run bo danger comes -in tbe form of a hawk terest in nil he does: then he will room or a sunk” la* warns the family, but come to you with tniuhles and disap­ thrown jntb an auditorium when need­ ed. There fealso.u small room in which never enter** the main nest. pointments. If adiaonition is necessaiy. give it tenderly but firmly, and tbe pastor plans in the near future to it* a rule it will kindly received open a reading room for the' young Do yon allow yourself to become alv Then tbe secrets and confessions will people uf that and other parts of tire sentminduiL wrapped up lu n brown lie revealed to you. Yon.will then city. There it* no reason why tire study? Luok uboiit you. Sjreak to. have an opportunity^ to sow good seed. church »dH>nld not succeed in doing those that you have Ireen in tbe hr.bit Wo now want to associate those words utlicient work as -aoon as "it gets into of Ignoring. Milke Jrlend* with every ntK-. strive to touch life everywhere with the tilling of flic soil or the act it« new hunte. . you '-an. You will accomplish .your of the husbandman.; But tlurj is a tasks better by so doing thnti by going THE APPOINTED WAY deeper meaning than that. Wo are all forward idlntlly nbiorlu’d in medita­ sowing seed that will blossom and beat tion or rngi ’MCd'by Internal musings. fruit, that will surely yield a harvest ••Hope Daring’s,” Miss Anna John­ Thru Hr (Jot Mn«l. of good or evil. As the grain that the son's. New l?ook Just ' Husknud .Impatiently!—If the fool husbandman scatters abroad in tbe killer would strike tth town he wbuld tiekk we may not be hble.Ui see the re- I Received. suit of our sowing today, or jn u I BANNER isphaml toarknbivl- iJn-i .plenty of work to do. Wife—Is there '•'I'.li ii pcrstai. dear.? IltKbahd— month, or possfbly year; bui th- ' •;;zethe receipt from*the American result, is inevitable, lit would I*- ?:*’ ' Japtist.Publisbing Go.of Hope Daring’s Of ., ,i; •..• :hure, h. Wife <\vit|j anxiety! -Well. 1 <1 hojre.’JiXm. that you will as wise in u farmer to sow rj’’’ and ex- ! new book. ’ The An*>inted Way.. be very ctirebi!.. . ^iect to reap wheat a* for uk to sow ' As our rculerswill re mem I nr. wi re­ evil and qxpect to [ rtap good. Tire I cently published a review highly rpmBibhf tells us '’w ilitsoever a roar. 1 mending this Ixiok and the author, fvho tb-iv.-.its that came t« yon in, the H'Aveth that sha’d ht» also renp.4’ How j is Miss Ann* Johnsoe. pf this' city. long ; - •••.et- i>‘(urnask.-d the ar*gimportant- then that we think not only । "The Appuinteil Way*’’will be teail i'natur><’• illy ■pit’*(ions. of the prerent moment but uf th- . with special intrre-t by Miss Johnson's harvest which is surd to follow. many friends in Burry county. We. never step asids aud violate the ! law. whether moral or physical, that ! we do nut sooner or later-realize 'the i Modern *: .Itied glass Is- n terrible, ctuisepwnce. ’and our deed.* “not only thlpg/und, sre.it as b the pr«»gr« :s nf affect our lives, but tlie-lives of genera­ •clentv in other directions, up tb now It may le-.ru t.*;improve Ns «»wti. tn.-l .f tions to follow. Then tieware what bn-* failed to discover hoiv tbe makers foriv.no enn’its Irnv : • worse lie may of mediaeval time'-’ produced those lenrn t.» ; dwu. 'Johnson.. you sow. Lei the fruit of your sow­ wonderful deep tints which never tire ing lie as a garden <>f ilowera, treantiful the eye or offend the taste.—Country to the sight, pleasing |o the senses, up­ Life. How’s This? lifting and ennobling*, and a constant We ot»-r otir vanured dollar* revved 'for any source uf pleasure tu t^iuse about you. raw of catorrli tfwf amnot be cured by Mali's It is moral courage that characterises Catxith Fule Then sow tlie se«i but sow with care. F.J.<’HKX»:v ft Co.. Toledo. O. W.-, the u>drr*ifned. tuivc known F. J. Water each plant with earnest the hlgbrsi order uf manhood and wom­ anhood, the courage to be just, the Cheney tor the |a*t Ift years, nnd bclletr Mm prayer perfectly honorable tn all t»i*iu««« tr<iu*act!Gn* That each plant and flower set would courage to lie honest, the courage tn and fin.tn.-UHy able to carry out any obUratlons resist temptation, tbe courage to do made by their flrm. fraganee yield • W»;«t & Tki ax. Wholewtit To­ For the toiler who rdaps one's duty.—Samuel Smiles. ledo*». What he has sown in the field. Wauhxg .Ktx.VAX ft Mabvix, wnotrsate l ’ nnrm»t-. Tolhdo. «i. The Old. Old Story uMlrd Dottb. Ila!!’; c.-.larrh Cure L< taken Internally ,-wd She (early iu tbe evening’—flood act* dlrrcth on the Wood and mttcou* surface* A specific for pain—Dr. Thomas’ Same She ot tl»e system. T>-«tlnionl*!» »r<>t free. Eelectric Oil. strongest^ cheapest lini­ evenluc. Mr. Sampson. Price 7IW 1>.T bottk*. Sold by all dnunpats. ment ever devised. A hunseboa remedy (late in the evening!—Good night, Hall’* Family Fill* lor con*Utmttou. , in^America;for’2.’> years. Geonm. Sins Consequences Innocent Indulgence Often Brings Trouble Offers Means of Escape. 1 u .. . The anwrerprenres-of violating physi- net tun <»f tip cal law are uften an unpleaaant an the «ti the 1 breakijug of b moral rule. The iano- it |x^ibi-. r‘ , cent indulgence of over-eating bring* i when j-.-k. i.-;.<-, txmsequenceH that pmunni to real! if Buffering. Intligtwtion is not natural-. 1 g»Mi<ui. ii.-dtj,.,.!• it if* not right: it should not be. W. ' nus*. nWi.lt—: , . J. Holloway offers a means'of. ewmpc bility’anti’u< :1; , in Mi-u-na tablets that is aimpie -and . Mi-u-na*at hi.r«* * . practical. ’ ’ ' ’ of a 5t> cec.r I..,. >; These -itopic tablets are composed • you uill regan. uf such valuable medical agents as J strength ' biamuth subgallate, which is superior Auk 1V. .1, Huff -. to all other remedies for stomach gnarrontec im.|. r ! troubles, cerium oxalate, and. tunics na. It <-u.,ti m.tLn and correctives which promote the The risk is jil! hp- . ' ’ : j' ■ -, t ’ ' ■ Sr j. 'u in-':■>,!• : ct <V ,••>:t . ?'1e1 ' ’ ‘ trakl a-;a . • , . ' ' 'i « tu n T A Half Inch on a Man's Nose XnU’"' WOULDN’T IT? Now the trouble with the majority-*>f Roll j ;■ >MALL. Your wire or jour bwtgirl gt-H irb. .blrigh. .nicks the Robe down tiicrlv. on her Dde. r gei In and tregln to draw u\i the Rqlre, the -'Digm lor you find that there taonly enough ot iim-.?;<>),<. oue of y«*ur leg?. ■ But all thk trouble am! • \i-\ut. I*kovercome if you have one of thute il. Mufitana J?;»brr, found only at my store. M . Jh-n: (me tor a Xmao present and ce/thi-youthful tu tbe old loan's face. Jesse Townsend ) - J) HASTINGS, - - MICH. 1 TWRE YOU THINKfNG of ) n>:1 presents? We have some very niep Gi \ II / ® and it wont cost you a cent'. It free. Brind your tickets and **-.,-1 ) for yourself or friend. We have a spk-ndid a.-.- * - China absolutely . • >j’’ ‘ Cups and Saucers, Oatmeals. Vases, Olive. . Cake Plates, China Pitchers, Salad, Lamps, / Sugar, & Creamers, Etc. Brush and Tray, JUST SEE OUR WEST WINDOW Hams ®L Russ, PHONE 16. Prompt Deliveru- " THE GROCERS , ; Hastings Banner $1 a year 15 SHOPPING DAYS AND THEN CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SHOPPING SUGGESTIONS RUGS AND CARPETS. Can you find a more useful gift for Christmas? We know you cannot find a better place than We have a large this store in which to buy it. assortment and are offering you a fine Rug at - . Better ones up to $2.00 1.05 VISIT OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT. Our glove department is complete and every pair is guaranteed for reasonable wear. Ladies’ finished and unfinished kid gloves, colors, black,[brown, tan, and gray, guaranteed. | gQ Ladies' finished gloves, all colors and | AA sizes, every pair guaranteed, only ’ iVV JAPANESE LINEN DOILIES. A*'large?assortment of Japanese linen doilies hem­ stitched; Mexican drawn work each 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c Center pieces, specials at 75c and 80c. GET YOUR SHOPPING DONE A WEEK BEFORE CHRIST­ MAS IF POSSIBLE, THE COMPACTNESS OF OUR STORE AND THE ARRANGEMENT OF OUR STOCK WILL IN A GREAT MEASURE LESSEN THE BURDENS OF SHOPPING. WHILE MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNI­ TIES WILL BE EVIDENT ON EVERY HAND, FOR LINENS. Your Christmas feast can be made more attractive by fine napery. We are offering some big values in napkins and cloths ready to use. Beautiful new patterns in handkerchiefs su for gifts, Queen Anne effect, dainty scallops, i.' serted and embroidered patterns that never sold at any such price - IOC An abundance of beautiful new lace edge hand­ kerchiefs new medallion comers, with generous but dainty lace edges; others with lace insertions J n HOLIDAY FANS. A grand showing of the latest novelties in feather fans, flower fans, gauze, hand painted and spangled fans, lace fans, etc. sold at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Ladies’ inital handkerchiefs. Ladies' all |Ap linen handkerchiefs embroideried, each * , 3 for 25 cents CANDY. Every kind, plenty of It 10c to 40c per lb. Men’s Jdpanette inital handkerchiefs, 3 for 25 cents, each - ' * ’1 * N|IT<I D56D . wish for all Ml ITO iwlu firstclass and at lowest prices IIUIO Men's all linen handkerchiefs, hem stif-tied, each - PIERSON The Peoples* Storfe. HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS. Scalloped borders, plain and white, all linen, ace inserted corners and fancy embroidered; holiday Zp assortment, each - & Hastings, Michigan. IOC, 15C, 25CI SON, The Peoples* S �farming ma s Dtcm WHEAT MIXED ~; ~ WtATflER PROPHECY | HASTINGS BANNER, DECEMBER 6._mon Local News. | Dream’s opre tb. doer . ire re.. atnawd „m„«M to to -ee »re passed into Z/hsl. into la it. Sartoof-. Kaviour1. «mA Two ••YOUR MONEY IS mrintm? t T faahloned ckx* heart* were peaceful from a .Xe of I pointing to 1. NO GOOD” finishwl duty. Uneonscla&dy radiant ! I “Sir. we're come to get Mr. Hare. with joy nt being together, the men and wall be refunded tx> y<Mi if after : The imby’s dying, and. my wife wnm» and the girl pn-aed from the low roofed •*’'1 -xceed ♦Jfflo.iXMi.tjuo u. • MIT THE STORM OF THE Past «”mty ha* uia(1| her „h|i Barr> 1 a minister.“ Announced one of-the two cottage into the clear'frosty air of tbe of the' WEEK VERY CLOSELY ., _ i ...’ns-rw contribution. . I w L The Rectbr’s Christmas Chari­ men who stood on the step facing the blue eanopled earth wjth iU fresh ckr- ■ tins! rector. Portluml ireluxttr-iating L ,t wnl ! ' peting o'f pure white anew, a Christ- ‘ I he meixiory of his vivid nightmare ■ indeed. ty and What Came ' kenremre. j),. .Standard Oil k. i„aa|... I bn«i not recurred to him since the morn­ mas luipjiiuws abch asUbey hud»n*-ver known hvflirc HJumluhted the world; ot It. ing. but at the words "baby ’ s dying" It kiS £ ’ »"D"Divg to for these two alone fh the snow' dad ; It nil Hashed l>efore hht mind, and he ■ woods, PREDICTIONS FOR kUI on compwiu™ |,}. cUttUit th, ■ I By^SALLY CHAMBERLIN OF hesitated nn Instant with some rnisgiv- < tire j It was some lime .before tbe young i BALANCE OF MONTH P”“ Bnt're «i' xl>d i, Ings. Quickly-pulling himself together rector felt inclined to K{»eak.. and then i [Co pyright, C-liX. by &J|y Chamberlin.) j „ gwl rtred, Uvnntit.nl and throwing off tlie vision, he ex­ It ‘was to recount bls nightmare with • mtftlrt be bold i„- u„.A Xnty th.s ■ Bang: .Bung: claimed: Its realistic reproduction up to the f .Jolta Hare jumped from hh Storms Date From the 10th to l3th. winter l"I’m Mr. Hare. MTlere is your baor , RHEUMATISM and «nnu |.ed into his drying by?“ In a hftrsh voice the larger of the • point where be hat! found her beside ! InngHlrferred bat greatly a(vded imthe Hying child. BLOOD CURE 16 and 17th, 23 rd two men mentioned tbe outskirts of ibe gown -and x ’ iBpere, Bw-iefitrt on tovenren, ,,f the h,ghw£ 0( J>c electrlfr light ll!Ui v-,14 „u t;„, loW(,r city, whore the houses were small and . “And the knife aimed at your heart i you are Dot satisfied with result^. to 25th. county. —that must have, been n dreadful ' This is our guarantee which goes floor swinging wide the heavv. tn»»«lve low and widely scattered. , | with every bottle. Again flushing a«ldc tbe warning of dream!’’ Bov. Irl It. Hick-, «remBd to h,w Tbe Michigan .Central baa Ireen c,m- dour iH-fore hh b/e, were fairly Jp. n. J6bn Hare paused, bolding her with i Come at once and avoid the • harvesta." l«n ■ Johnny Ih, ,IXX.. wjth (hi I TOllwl to reduce (Mes „„ J D,.^,. Through the blackucs ■ of the outer bis apparition.' the rector Incased himFor Sale Guaranteed portrait only by A and good -Extract. , ‘ rush, Write or phoneenlarged u» and we will night peered the Ititnl i forbidding ylf in warm overcoat and nretlrs and. his strung magnetic gaze. Bret worm <d Dreremher.. Hi. pre,til. I Itnedo lit., to meet the c,>mj»tit,„„ of would make a we line .. We ’The knife 1k In your hand. If you i I let A.you E.know MULHOLLAND If havegift. your old face- of tw<. roughP u:| n-n. The locking tbe dour tsdilnd him. bad® rhe tiotia for th, baknre of tire month are I the electric rood., t,:, thi. branch „f the make onlyyet. the kind that pleases. cannot love me. your ‘b»o* will be the ’ / 4 negative taller man sf.ito.i in u.tur t nmet* that tf,ea ,,‘!,d/,lu W I,y- For neveral blocks as follows: ' M. a a little of that k’ind ol rotnMli- his baby wa- <biUg ami his wi,ife ‘ wapt • an ovraslonal house allowed Jigtits from deathblow to my hopes and ambl-(' ! ■ . By nbuut Haturday the nth. a decided tton might not he unwel, ed the child buptiz-.-d 1 top to liuttom ur a stray light in the tloos.” She am I led up Into bls eyes and held change to wanner, with rapidly failimr I live minute* the young । scut nd story gave evidence tliut an caL'P nearMantoturetmoc near Miutttm potatoes J.cn'go-juo' Lp ' Phone J40 Nashville, Mich. ,UD KPr youngster waa awake examining out both bauds. baiometer, will he noted in wratern bnshelg per acre, and the priTeJMi cents i i ’ fed and.. back „, to the • “See—there Is no knife.’’ • men. bvimui whom lie he Itad hud left sitting ..in .the Then the housea hn.krai -ni . ■ 1 I ctmis ■ ruvH. ............. _ I Sa,rta c,aiw' extrethec Tbcue comlitioiM will bring tMT ’S'1 Th*‘ •’ >■»« '»•!■ I b«b. I)o you realize that Christmas “" ou.l - • tbo threi .mrtmi om. -Tire nM> | beowne dark, and the three men Jtrndgocooc-.v.?-- < . JXXXXXXXXJOOOO on inenwung clondinem. moving east­ SHJ'tral Barry county farmwa on the | '•trip tu the ont>Mrt* of t., v c-itv i the OU. lt>V gently falling snow. will soon be here. Well, of course ward. and from aiiont the loth to the tighter lands of the wifstern jj^rt of thu I 'hrongb dark and strunge sheets wasg I Ware’s qneatlons received but; curt. In Devonshire rhe YnJc log is known you want.Bome good photos made 3 Our •£' ■ CIAL l«th inclusive Mvere and general wint­ county have ra|s-?J good 'crttal ot pu- | u“-v«hin« but pleasant. Finally re,rub-h.'.abrupt.aiMwera. while the memory of Is the Ashton fagot. The fagot Is ac they make the beet kind of preeentB, It behooves yon to get er storms will make their transit over | tatoes .this year and realized good prices I u *ow cottage, set unite apart ' I his grewsotue dream grew cleareir with rmnpOKed -<rf a bundle -uf ash sticks ' oound with nine ha nd a of tbe same PRICE SALES them made at mice at> it take* ■ ea<;h step of the Jong dark walk till he the country. These storms will reach ; for them too. . I time to make good"photos. , I reached the Identical e<>ttuge of his wood. their culminating crisis within forty- j ■The grading for the ehuttric road, ; nightmare, with one light shining -.iturlay bight hours of snnset on the, llth, ' LOCAL ENTHUSIASM was completed is-twcen here and Plain*; ■ through tlie window. A'snggesUon of vopiftar Lixlk for rains at 'the un-coming of well Tuesday. The gang of , workmen l cold iMTspiratlon stood on Ida ..forehead these rtorins. especially to the south­ I and-a shiver rr.u down hi* sp'.:><• as he On One Subject Hastings People aro now finishing up some of the! • thought of the sinister group atjd the ward but Im* prepared for the chung. work Itetween Plainwell and Knhimii-J ro 41ET auspicious ami forelaallng glatfces of Grow Enthusiastic. to north westerly bUzzards :is the' zoo. (hie or two pieces of! property ! J tlie men in that dim scene which be storms move eastward; and for a gen- ' Wil! have*to he comlemned, before th« t Thu increase of inpuiarenthusiaui on i had pniwed through Itefore so n*a|lanine December cold wave to follow grasling can be completed. Otsego; j ticallx, . . ’ the following subject is almost daily manifested by public expression and with tlm.ri-dng barometer tvhind th<» Union. ■ ' . ; Entering :tbe-honse iM-hlnd the larger local cndorsnienL Read what this cit­ storms. I • ’ 1 man. he looked instantly toward the izen pays, and discover the cause for All thutje who have giv.ii chattel I Decided sforin conditions with , j*>rner for the cut ami tlie child. They the’eonstaut showering of praise which mortgag-.-s wither, affidavit |or tiling ! ! were there! Tin* Hi tn face of tbe child follows-in the'wake of Doan's Kidnev general rain and 'snow, will Im? the as now required l.y the nqw chattel t 1 showed :bc aatpe pallor of death, tint PilF. most imturaL onan«J touching Satin - ! Mrs. T. Phillip*, of Broadway savs mortgage law. In-fore that !pw Went the mother 'was not In the chair beside day and Sunday.; the lifeh an I 17th. inv-effort. Will find’ that 4ttl«ment j tho b«L In her plain* sat n girlish tig “Alter giving Doan'.- Kidney Pills,’ Correct statistic- will‘ show “ that one of wiil lisvo to I*, mad-- the saihe as prenre. holding a vial lu her dellrnte lin- jn-oenred at A. E. Mulholland’s drug . stunt a lair trial I can cheerfully rec­ the stormiest periods on the Atlantic viuuMy a*, t^e new law enfinot con- , Having r.vite my old ommend them tiianyow.-suffering with oepan. ahmg thie line of travel nnd so much .for coming," kidney trouble. J had anSerpil for •patent • .ii-e «.i -. .are interested troverten •‘tom , that were Imrnerly >n ■*•. and the’ltutb of lite sometime and tried sev’eral remedies In gdod tirtnn traffic uf the Uhfied Btakw to Europe, pa< to call at myThe purpe.^ of ;he now law ; -tbiy drcttjii.s lifted hcr eyes to his wiiJi receiving little if any benefit I ob­ 5th' to tu the 2.1th ot Dvlies from the 3lhj new location m’ti r-tion .with ent the Bling »d fr.uudulefA ! tained more benefit from Doan's Kid­ a wLsttni. ihy glance of comfort nn»! cunf>er. ■ ney Pills than from all the other reme­ From aK'Ut Hid iVtli th to i) the til 2tith will ,{o nl; mAi:tgiwj<'r' been < on.-iil'-tl. for her neglect lu nut dies 1 ever took. I «*n<l*>ree the medicine muwt' emphatically. ” bring a jkTusl b: prolonged winter prolong having bad her child baptized, and. I The following iaw. whichi H i “a „ . Et»r sale by all dealers. Price ,*>o who will also do al! kinds of wood -iorms. Tla1 cri-is of tbi,s jwrioil may wtsql into effect, may !*• of i] recently ■ fvll so* sum you would come, even cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo repairing. Ifomember tho place. [re tbouttb lit wy* nt this late hour.” XX.’OOCOOCXXXJO- be looked fog on and touching Siitur• New York. Mile agents fur the C'nited th->se farmer- who abject ti having So the dying lathy received the bless btati-f. Opposite the Michigan Central Pas­ • lay. Jinnday an<| Munday, the 23rd. their fenreaandtp-vs covered with *>igns 1 ing of the t-hurch. and us the sun rosii Remember the name--Doan’*—and senger Depot, Hastings, Mich. 24th and 2-*>th.’ During the name days and bill-lxHirds-. IVhu*«.<ever: paints, i . between iataut hills the child take no other violent winter storms and blizzards will prints, pasdds.’ -tuneih vr dtiierwfoe : „ OUCI.IKH Fiorarbe brewing r nd Hilr«incing down from marks upon. t>r in any inutmer place* Lfroni the. northwest pushed southward and upon or aftixe- to any building fonce, f . I; l(1 lnnip wU‘k.b Mcnt lt Ia>^ I eastward .by a ru-hing high barometer, wall, ur tree, without the ctAisent uf, through .the -narrow window, he fol- i high northwertesly gales ami a great the o«V’vr thereof, auy wt.nl letter, i luwei «h<* men through the dour into f cold wave^ character, figure or derive, or hand-1 ” barely litniisliKl na>iu. On a cot J bill ur notice, shall oh cunvirtiun lie' u (l,e l;>y a chiM,. small and HIS FATAL MISTAKE. widi death’s stamp. 111 fined not less than $5 nor more than I- w.marip*d " *’•■'* ■ ami bolide her sat The weeping moth­ ••Erase tlie name of tho "Irun-Jawed $5U: but th i-wet ion shall not vapply i er. Sumo stninai* mystery haunted Man” from next week's programe. said to the posting of any public sale of ; tbe room. Wbat were tlirse poverty I the muM'um tnanitger after pernsing a p'roperty by any sheriff, administrator. < sttb-J.en p«s>i.le trying io c*iu.s*«r‘ The F-.r th, executor or guardifin. or any niotice re- J clergy num drxik off the reeling nuil I t elegrani. Come in and see our stock of HOLIDAY" GOODS you will be pleasantly sur- ■ win i--:i ”Why. iwi’t he going to show up?” -quireti by law to be ported. at the bapprised- A fine luwortTiintit. nothing missing, everything the newest and best. ii this I tlstual service. qdened his tu^r»iaiut. Our display of Holiday Goixls is a popular success. It pleases because it is Fresh.' ial <l!-r • ■ (ut Having -iiij, i»ci iYerformdl luruusi ue« bh i.iHslon, ui ac-- j •'No. "replied the manager ”while . New and Novel. It saves because the prices are right and reasonable. While un a seen* mission tu Taris 1 cunipnnled !>y the fw<> men. he-wak ’ on his way here from New York he In 1583 IlCMtuy bad fallen in L>ve with' ■ Remember it is the only place to buy your ’ qjijig a dump of tree* ou Iris way j PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE tackled a raiiltiay sandwich and broke the daughter uf the jwesideut. St. Mes-' pc wliou «4»;- uf them si«»jip*<1 suit j min. T* — r* “’“ 1ludy — 1 '•batitloom. Ll '■------ 'I Tl«young «. ,„luL |„i|i;ll|. a |,Hig i,|n,M knlte 't.F ■ .'micson. Prop. ... while ...I.::., paying . ....i.,.. b<r l.._, his I.: . ...I aud kind, «but ail­ from bls |KKj;et. dashed It befoto tbe [ ■ : 'irecl Don’t say ybu wish you had gone drv.-««,s be beard* of* a Mlle. <;< ' v’ourte-! young rector s-1 nee and instantly p->;ntnay, who was reported to be beautiful, I: ed it t-jwani hi< henri. He tittered n | to Mulholland’*- first. well Iwrft nud wealth?- !•<■<.d»s. ** 1*— ru' j1 piercing shriek deme sugge^M’d tliat lie sli.ivid make i her the HafWiMs de Kvsny. bu Ije.wa-Tid>!’’ said John Hrin- us the so'tmd. ‘ Already half committal to tie o:her. * Jiis <»wn voice wakem-il him aud he ! While be was j><’mluring the ’ ‘ 'ft up hi bed. "Wbat an ugly nlghr- f he.arrived one day.of an inn ii bv' ail' u,nn’- ’ Then, with a look tit his w.’itch. । ami found, tu his dfemiay, tin ■h j -it l« hi-Ji time I wsire up anyway. ! unlucky «lwow botbJndlrit w« Arl.slged ’ left • wl,h tif:' Par‘H !li:’1 vHlw u,,: in it. Mlle, tie Ht. Mesmln iu i Hw - 1 m”*t “ake’sure that nnt a -uigie .wst n-ceiVi-d an extra tine iiuality m she! j Vlng nud Mile, IUV. de UV « ' ’uurtenay ll'tlltTlUJ III ,«1V ■l re—i... .j• (.in^.iie^. rhristrmis t«»- j were ready to tna|ry him. I r:,tniIv “ ‘ is : pine lumber—ju^t th® thiiig for right. Both w> \ . re-nil- to tn marry imirrv onei uae of uf ;. niorTOW. and be wa<> ready .... « Urea,, imt cotiM am-atecMa wlii.-i It , ■»« -re-canttbt tire ,.1,-mre at a ttrel. > -at-*. If you'are going to build a. wa« a rery ..L«nt tuition iror tire I >’-• ="■<'» ■" BARGAIN STORE. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. - barn.’a h'oiiee or anytluag fllse. we ware-rlaa torn, and at lltM Ire ilreual.t ■ “ ................. ’»"■ , A",'1 " "" ’ \i> ot .avlug hlnirelt by Irellaai dl^t.-l ""X l-r«uu«toa lu Jolih Hare. |»..r We Keep Open Evenings. We Take Due Bills. .'t what you want—the best building nib 1.- beattatad Mlle. .1.- Ht. I -l-tu-re be -ont but- » t-tovrtare mln-, yuttngrthim nud -x "« « ...... 'to/ brl.tm.. tire nett 2r.fl. al- that money will buy. And the preMed her surprise that he laid been December. -st "i all is halt an bout lu tire Ireu.,- reltlreut Vl»- , Tbl- younit . rector tred to lune tlrem: Tire dreHre mcmlut tod , SpottuHeld. u rl.lny ...anur.umirUre crkl.-i.tly -uwe. -Toro m lire rl«ta.- J -tty. three yratj l-tore. ntlt-r ren-lna T whispered tbe friend who w«s with j eurattj In a large <’ity parish. . He fl him He did so, «pd Anne du L'uurte- had transfonn«l hb new congregation fl nay iH- nmehiswIfe.-H. MnWowvlllfrum a diagrnntl.’d, quarreling com­ I’fefffction in TomHnson C<i’s lumber. in Macmillan s llagaiin-. 1 mnnlty composed of a few rich and fl ____ | % 1 many po »r to n great family Interested fl a Versatile ttari-h t.ierl}. • hi ea< b other'nml h’SiWCtltig Iris Christ- , fl The,:!! •tent parish clerk In E ugkibd like prinelph-.. And Incidentally- his itot lrtri.. .... . fl bad many funcripiis. I-ettere " t/z Phc-:c ' 24 Hastings, Mich. nir l , hoad hu«l Ihsij -.onmwtrit-disturbed by 1 bu common iu.ihfr-v days as twl B RAISING RANCHING ™! ’ w’" !•<« in tli. curnttry' A Fulfillment THE FAMOUS MATT.J. JOHNSONS! FREE -estead Lands 6088 * WESTERN CANADA C. M. EARLY, CHRISTfW I ' photos 1 S W: J. FL^HINQ 0305 W. 5. TYRRELL 1-4 OFF ONLY 17 MORE SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS PARLOR STOVE Tine boat luhber Choice fresh Xmas candies at per pound o* .* 10c See pur fine Chocolate creams and . chips, ...per .pound v* 20c Toys, an endless variety, Dolls,"Doll Cabs, Sleds, China, Glassware, Pictures, Books, Novelties, Vases, Handkerchiefs and numerous other articles we have not mentioned. Ofl ilOt fOlgfit the place, W 0/ ui W W 0/ Ot f.' e W. A. GARRET, Ui ili W S The tow Prices We Will Quote You. Oi * t» * W Ui Tr nlinson Lumber Co. h'. fa ctndle the l>est grades of coal on the market . us and you aresnre to be satisfied. Phone - - in give your order prompt- attention. before buying LI HIGIf, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, ' ml- : 1IM ■ i. •CC-fi. MASSILLON. WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS CEL CO. FOR CHRISTMAS y \\ fine line of Candies, Fruits and Nuts 'usuy otter Ihihqs la-oar line tbnl wowlU I-; imsonlr. .'.Lu,- yonr triouds hippj ■ i onr WAHJ1 I XDEfCLOTHEs. (ILOYft-. MHIJtY. . K tot 5c iu 10s COUNTERS "iU o( vl,r!?LT’thSUwm X u.. "ooninno You'll llud 1-K, ot things on diem that wm j a• r. ‘j;en -aud some yon will like yourself. BUTTERICK PATTERNS. HORTON’S I CAN SELL Two Oollvory YOUR tlie clerk was the leaniwi ttiflu hit of his fuuetln in wfls ; which ,l> i--p.d to the daughter of a comri'unliy. writing epitaph., buthbls was c. but rather shy. young BUlil nf bib itcpdUlptMbments, a< tuny . ‘Jiris otieru........ .... ’ wa^.. .auiotl and loved among •u frbtt! the advertisvinent < f Join [ woman* n the ‘* Hu. Hu- m.i.r poor itand ■ • .... of j .. ci, i, <li» nd <:<-k of Spoltsfleld for her Hopkins. clerk Salisbury . • gentle niid uupreteulious way of helpeighteenth century« John Horkhu- pJi»h clerk and • und-w-| Ing Ing when whew and ami when* wlmre she rti- wn» «« nwsied. taker • s^JU ,-pltnyhft of all wrL- u»'l I Though of Talthd. re- different —- ~ ' • Kbe and John Hare met often while price* Shoves Ticat liftd Play» ‘»e . on cxcurBotin. Teeth drawn, and the S^tUbury j «lon« of iqervy. He bad srim her. too. Journal read gratin every Sunday, mfirn- | w’JSZSil her taiter. home. »bre.- H ». Ing at S. A .school f<r every Thursday evening. when my fen. >x»rn popular a* a dinner gUCSt because of .f a ----good' cigar and blind, win piny on tbe ti.ldle. Specimen hJs ap.—<>f wlf>: ' ... , forceful A..1 views du Christian­ epitaph .... on mv my wife: his brdad, My wife ten years not much to ire- । ity _ l-fore oSS^tT ............. that tn.re»l. W hutnb* i^niwt. JOHN HOl’fflNB. tfar fCMtlve holiday he realix.od tluit the human heart cannot he denied ita.sustennnee - oue bentiug In touch aud Hr Stopped thr C'OBgklMK Onr Stinday morning n clergyman aympathy with It .- .......... and tbnt one fair wire greatly annoyed by the tmusmtl - hi||) wo, ,i„.r ,-bantu, about him amount or cmiglilng amoi.g bl» ®n«re- m completely . th.-n he could — no .......... longer ration. Ho bad not n .trout voire au.l retrain fwur. tcH'ng iwr "f »• ‘’v,’n could only Ire distinctly Itcnttl when the i Ihol.„., s(he bad rather seemed people were «ilU nnd attentive. A* the | (<j nro, him when Ii" cros-wsl Imt path etntpluns went on. anti even grew wore... bo ntlddeuly ntowwd right 'n tire ‘ middle of tbe kormon. A(l .-y-M were । •* . busy day she was Jmtiully inm-d to the pulpit, lovery . to hit mind in the cong! I wan hushed nnd v 'V’ JK’r‘ homes lie virlb A forlorn old comu’ng if Ml®* Hui*’ “Mv friends,” sahl tlw? mlnisteti with an. t »M of !'v ;t year'a knitting a while, “it scema yaw "W 1 A grateful jnutiiit a XI << llntb had BtlljlB gentle rebuke hud tbe desir*sl Btnyed and nursed* the baby back to life. In the poorer horaw he heard of the baskets of Chrlstmai goodies »he had brought, with toy* aad warm mit­ tens for the children. It was 10 o’vlock before tlie rector • *A furnace never should be told had flnlahed the day’s task.-and when he reached home he threw himseu, Ita duties to perform. quite worn out, on tbe couch in the li­ If you but know, it muat be. coaled brary. Not ten minutes stwimed to Before it can bo warm. ’ ‘ have elapsed when tb.rso3nd “Br-r-r-rr DyMMipeia is our national ailment. through hta sleep wakened him sud­ BnrdoLkBl'KxJ Bitten, >•(tbe "•‘‘"“‘J denly io the reallxatio* that Home 0Qe cure tor it. it sranstboM was ringing the bell **Jh tbe evident urabrutu. promotre ,« tive juices, purifies the bloud. huild® Intention of rousing tW Wtlre honwhokl. and a« bo stepped mo the hall to you up. effect.’ The people found that] their coughing could be kept down when they liked to a great extent, and the minister proceeded with Uta a<r««un unUvr fu? mere favorable conditions. ' : ; ■ REAL ESTATE NO MATTER WHERE IT IS , if mv plan of selling real estate anti business interests quickly was not a proven success, and 1 did not have the ability anil facilities to sell your property, I certainly could not alford to pay for thie advertisement. This "ad” (like all tny other ads.) is sure to place on my list, a number of new properties, and I am just as sure to sell these properties and make enough money-in commissions to pay for the cost of the "ad” and make a good profit besides. • A Specialist in Quick Sales. i i f 1 will not only be able to sell it,—sometime—bht I will be able to sell it quickly. 1 am a specialist iu quisk sales. I do not handle auy of the side lines usually carried by the ordinary real estate agent. I do not make any money through renting, conveyanc­ ing, insurance, etc. 1 must sell real estate—and lots of it or go out of business-. I can assure yon 1 am riot going out of business. . . Let Me Sell, Your Property. It doesn't matter whether you have a farm, a h3tnn without any land, or a business,it doesn’t matter what it is worth or where it islrsatc-i. H you will send me a clear and brief description of your property, including your lowest cash price. I wrl! toll you how and why I .can quickly wmvert-it into cash, and 1 will give yon mv complete plan (free) and terms for handling it. YOU had better write now. DO 11 10 DAY. If You Want to Buy. If vou want to buy any kind of a farm, home or l.usinoss in any part of the country, tell me your requirements. I will guarantee to fill them promptly and save you some moody at the same time. CiXY BANK BUILDING. HASTINGS, niCHIGAN. Will be, in office Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. k �HASTINGS BANNER. DECEMBKK 6. 11*05. Hood’s Sarsapanlic enjoys the <fis- PROPER USE EOR(ITT HAU Mt> curative and preventive IS WtLI>FITTED FOR QVMNASmedicine the world has ever ' HIM AND READING known, it. is an all-round ROOM. medicine, producing its un­ equalled effects by purify­ ing, vitalizing and enriching A MOVE IS NOW the blood on which bhe ON FOOT health and strength of every organ, bone.and tissue de­ pend. Accept, no substi­ To lire It So Used. We Believe Connell Should Give tute for Hood’s, but in­ Encouragement. sist on having Hood’s j , V ’ AND ONLY HOOD’S. Attention has been repeatedly called MINA . SCOTTS . EMPORIUM Christmas Goods for the Babies and Children A smII amount of monejgoes farthest here. Michigan. COME , to the regulation 10- J Pin Bowling Alley audtiowl a game of lO piais. It is good healthy exercise and the sport is exhilar­ ating. Willis Ketzbeck. i to the desirability of some jxiblic uac of the lairge upper room as well as the basement of the City Hall, and indeed tlie front of tbe lirat story. ’ In the nature'of things tho city cannot use it, ■nor can it nppropntomoney for a read­ ing or recreation place. It is equally apparant that soirie voluntary organiza­ tion .miut be formed to make the proper uhe of the building. It is evi­ dent that to sust:«tin such an organi­ zation dtwb or Mime plan that will bectfre safiicient regular income is necessary,’. 4 We are glad to note that such a npivementl is now l*itlg considervil. The proposition is not yet in shape to go la-fore the city council. But Ml*. Lew Harris and some uther gentlemen with him an- now planning an organi­ zation to give the {citizens of Hasting* some benefit from their investment in tbe City HaH. by establishing a gym­ nasium and .reudiag r«»oin there. Ot course as nu definite plan has as yet heen'pmposed we can’t intelligently ■discuss it. But the following sugge-v lions may be proper for the consider­ ation of citizens generally and of those esiMjcially irlesirous of seeing something done at orx’v to secure the reading and recreation', ruums. (LJ The City Hall is city property, owned by the citizens of Hastings, and in which all tax payers have an equal right. Whatever organization may lie funned, should keep this fact constantly in mind for in nb other way and the movement suggested he sustained nnless public sentiment be behind it. (2) Control of the city Hall is by­ law vested in the common conncil. The council cannot lawfully relinquish that right Therefore the council and the proposed organization mult work together in entire harmony. The pro­ posed organization must of course have its proper regulations, 'dues, .etc., but the interests uf the city and of tbe conncil must be constantly in the minds of those back of the movement.. (8) Tho aim of the organization must of coarse lie to confer the largest possible benefits upon the larger pos­ sible number of citizens, consistent with the fact , that it mnst be a volun­ mi ...... n Christmas _ ' 11 '"*' u“" " "". tary organization, have rules to govern it. and depend upon dues for iw sup­ I Fepi»ern:iut Creams.—Boil together. CORRESPONDENCE. port Cv a . without at.irriug, gwo euj* uf sugar and 1S V V , half a cup of water. I When thick We can see no reason why an organi­ . : enough to spin a,thread t^mdve the tin .HINDS* CORNER. zation cannut ho formed along the lines , ~~ ! io a basin of cold yvatcr and twit tlie suggested, and why |f so formed tbe { Orville Tobias of the Battle Creek city council should uot give its support { gusiucM college spent the. Thnnks- When Pa and Ma Their Vigils, tn^mre rapidly until it twcumes of a . ...... j 4vt»itv. creamy consistency. Flavor Keep, and Little Boys and co-operation. < i giving vacation with his parents Mr. 1 with, peppermint and laiut-rze through . ; and k|rs. Chas. Tohius. ' Should Be Asleep. , U pastry tJl.<’ into quarter dpilar slroni Chas. Cox spent Thursday and Fri­ ’ <lh»pe on waxed paper. (.’lio:-.*l»te Fcppermint Creams — Make day with friends in Anguntai AST nltfht I bad a dandy time. Enthusiasm *js one of the world's Twbs irtfc’tt 'tor® Christmas too. like the above, and when tbe drops are , A goodly number of friends and greatest forces. almost cook’d dip into a pan of melted । - Ma put mp^eariy Into bed. neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Lank­ and sweetened chocolate. Thwe are j The man-who thinks lives in a little Jus' like they always do an! gave them n pleasant surpris-particularly delicious. • world uf his own. The night ’fore Christmas, an* I lay Tlianksigving night. . Hickory Mil’Crenuis.—Boll sugar and IU still as I could keep. Horse sense is often developed by the • Chas. Tobiaa and family spent wuter as for pcpperinlut.creams. Cool, spur of the moment. . beat, and wlieu the mixture is white Thanksigving with Mend* in Hast­ Prove your claims if yon would have stir in one cup uf hickory nut meats. ings. them known as facts. Turn Into a tint, wariu tin and cut iulc John Letchleitner has purchsed Mr. squares. • __ ' " Umbrellas and friends aro seldom Southerland's farm near Pritchard around in tbe hour of need ville.' • iJ Great deeds often ore only the result ChristnUi.* in . Spain begins with the The L. A S. and W.C. T. U. will erf accidental circumstances. midnight muss. •’•'hen the king and l«e entertained by Mra. Mary Payne queen 'mother.' ucn»inp»hled by tbe It is up to yon to win the prize; let for dinner. A cordial invitation is ex­ grandees of the court. magnUicrntly atothers explain how they lost it. tended to all. Xi red. go in state ptweaiiou to tbe chap­ Why do well meaning men’ help to A silver medal contest will Iw held el royal of the p-.tlao* jn Madrid. On degrade the standard of humor by at the school bonne one week from Christmas m iming the. king ami court laughing at jokes that aren't funny? again attend mass In state, after which Friday night Dec 15. The sjM-aking the day Is spent in merrymaking. In Miss Edna Cliriatian has secured a will lx- interspersed with a fine musical the afterno hi tbe adoration of the man­ progrMtn. All* are cordially invited tn he place as clerk in the Cameron & Arger takes place, when a representation baugh Co. department stores at Lans­ present. of tlie Keene iii Bethlehem is unveiled ing. . * Preaching next Stinday evening by in tbe greet hull uf tlie palace. There Charlotte’s merchants are -talking a Rev. Willets. is nitro n Clrristtutw tree. from which Alfonso db;{rtbute» gifts. Throughout co-operative plan lor the delivery of .ttie < ivuting ('reive days the court Is merchandise. That’s a good plan, and z, PODUNK. ‘ all lametulence and gayety. and every we have often 'wondered why it has Miss Gertrude Biggs entertained great Institution in Madrid shares in not been tried. Miss Bertha Benedict over Saturday the royal nlmFgiving. The festival Ed. Heath, .of Chicago, came here* and Sunday. • closes Jan. G.*. -Wednesday' and spent Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Kenhen Graham are Mrs. Heath, who has been visiting -.pending afew days , with their son TlK* solution of the; social qwstiun relatives and. friends here and in De­ Charles in Battle Creek. wuftht iu* found ‘ ’ troit for the past six months returned Services at the church Sunday will Christine slide, • proviihsl our gvnerdns to Chicago with him Friday. commence at lOJJ'i with 8. S. 4hruugiitfulw*s*! wort.’ . not confined Mr; and Mrs. J. M. Smith moved merely to our own kith and kin.' l^et Prayer meeting at the church. their household goods to 1 Listings Mon­ u-» be assured that when the world, Thursday evening. Allan- invited. day nnd Tuesday.where they have, de­ 'rcactw* up to the highest ami holiest Clark Osborne has been to Galesburg cuucojiti.u’. of relationship It will dis cided to reside temporarily at least,nnd cover tiirt ilu-rc is but oue fapiily and* their home hr ye will lie vacant for the and Augusta tin- past week. Anson Merrill is entertaining hi* that- tin- human brc.thorb’o-Ml cannot lxbresent. They, moved into a new honae Well, by an’ by I <Uvt led int • cLi«»vs antagonistic tu on W. Green Street. Imilt this summer sister and husband fr<>ni Kalamazoo. An’ then ! seen reign <>f the golden by W.'L. Thomas, and'we are'informed Frank Smith and family sjwnt Who says to ma. rue < ’briKtinn. nd! inn is a veiy pretty home. Woodland News TLankgsiving at G. Brown’s of Hinds **Uv In muny cities where an . ordinance exists prohibiting expectorating on Luther Loehr has moved his barn sidewalks and in .public places, it is from tbe Match place and fitted it ftp isked. the “Id gentlemanmore frequently a dead letter than for a’hani on his home place ■xTridstmas letter*.”-responded* the otherwise. However, this should not Amanda Andrews and bushand of An* then pa tilled roungster. "One is to Santa Claus.” discourage tbe press and the women's Hastings Spent a few days last week at An’ then both -But you have twu." : • elute from agitating the matter, for G. W Loehr’s, f An’ ma she tucked me “Oh, tbe other Is to the fat lady tn An’ said. ’The little such action will have a tendency tu the museum. asking If she would loan An* then I set right up In bed. create a public sentiment against the me one of her stockings to hang up." An*, oh. I'had such tun! filthy habit. Men do not make thtflr homes unhap­ I Mid "Bao^Wr. Santy tUusl** py ts-eauw thuy hare genius, but lwREPORT FROM THE REFORM SCHOOL. eausc they have not enough' genius. One—yon certain that you love A mind and sentiments of a. higher -- J. G.' Glue, Superintendent Prouty- anler would render them capable of tb«« girl? Tut her—Certain? Why. I CHRISTMAS CANDIES. town. W. Va., writes: ’ After trying seeing and feeling.pll tbe beauty of do cah’t sleep uf nights for thinking about all other advertised cough medicines her. Ont1—I get the same effect from we hove decided to use Foley's Honey mestlc tics.—Wordsworth. my tailor's bills.—New Yorker.’ and Tar exclusively in West Virginia. Peanut Cntuiy.—To make |>exnui can­ Reform School I find it the zjtnost Many a man goes away from b-.nne dy. shell and break into small piece* effective X»nd absolutely^ harmless. ” Success In industrial business nowa­ For sale by Arthnr E. Mu llholland. 3 for a week and imagines that be ii with a rolling pin one quart of pennuis. missed by the whole community, nnd Boll for ten minutes, stirring constant­ day* is its simple as a fairy talc. The Sale of agent’s samples at Flultiol- when be cornea borne he Hilda that there ly, one |x>un<i of light browil sugar and young man must find out how to kill land's Drug Store. You. save one Isn’t a iHjnuui in town that knew he six ounces of butler. Just before tak­ tbe dragon- tbe dragon of comjwtltion. third. had been awjty. ing- from the fin- mid tbe peanut*. -Saturday Evening Post. O Ever IF Local News. L SORE *0'11.0OUICKLY FRESH LINE 0F CHRISTMAS GOODS at our Irvine S And when it WINTER GOODS we’re right tn line with Gloves and Mittens, Caps. Hells. Socks and Overs. W. W. WATSON. GENERAL STORE, IRVING. ■ MICH. Try a BANNER Want 1 cent a word HAVE YOU BEEN TO THAT WEST IF NOT, YOU ARE MISSING A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. Fancy Groceries Fine Oysters. Fine Fruits Fine Candies The best Dry Goods The best Shoes. The best Boots The best Rubbers And last of ail the Open Evenings Phone 86 END You Digest Nearly eve ry particle of white hour breed; There is nothing in it the s*»tem do?-» net nr.d, as all the useless, indigestible part of the wheat i'. tbfo«vu> out. Lily White Is the most modern of mod­ ern white flour and “will stay ’ by the laboring man longer than any substitute yet found. Read U. S. F'-'vcrnmcnt ^expert food report. STORE YET OUR SPECIAL SATURDAY SALES “Seeing is Believing” FOR SALE UY DePue & Babcock Prompt Delivery DePue & Babcock ■ Adv �‘ I I I i !• . . 1 __,F~ ' ' gASTlNOB BAKNER, DECEMBKK 6, 1905 ,yflU are Discouraged! J Local News. S FOR TOM’S | u tag Vou have taken tanen most i*\ J man wears w rear Bore Go«d t ru, Rheumatism \. ••tra.ti’aius and Stiffness. . .. » is one of the mixt profane a our language. line A- Ex?r Tried Sr OTHO H ,I£ACA ^^t.on. KWTIW.-M by Otho a Seuao.) A MXL,’r0“',“rfu’ nnd «onceous -Chi*tar Meaner made n buainran trip /> Christmas tree stood in the tv Chicago Monday, returning Tues­ ATL *l»dow Of the great store of nanien 4 Joyce. All 'd-e n day. Mmfroro-’ ,““11 r.tic'’ to remove from -r tided Election of officer*, aud review in l«>i.«onons Uric Acid and Huntings Tent K. O. T. M Friday eve­ fore H8 t ci .-.rltl suffering? "" ''I'r’v-“t”bt "labea bet. an incurable iliscaze ning Dec. H. Children richly clad nud full of joy. e.nes that are bopeleaa. A jv'. many times when I Get ready for the Barry County ,,a.nO?' CW,dren ,n ^’n>fortj I ind the sufferer diz- Poultry Exhibition to be held here ’u> IS; WJ°.knew < »'«’h.tmua only by ■ fail to test the virtue® of Dec. 20 to 23. 5. I1* h*PPln<*» or others, ■ sure to bring quick .X**1 ■We hyjiivom*! gazed With long Miss Norton, teacher of Music in the <: certain to cure. 81 *he bewildering array of • .ill forms of Rheu- Kalamazoo Seminary, was the gurat of costly gifts ah<l brilliant decoratloL . ids the poison out of Miss Edith IxMnliard over Thanksgiv­ A suinll girl of twelve or fourteen, It acts quickly and ing. • with face nnnntitraliy old nnd sharp. *■;? atuek • and chronic »'“« eyes, critically,examined tbe h jfty rashdU of good corn from an CO-. New Haren, Conn. aerd of $100 land is n very good propo­ tree ji slleiiev. I p nnd down, from » de to side, her keen gaze wandered sition when It Mils tor So cents a •t brtnrotreriU' It’s empty she »t HI..OWAY, butlKl. for it Ir.vre u net prolit uf ■ lltuilly ”’ at the bnck." ,lle ith lo-pho-ros ■ . j-.-tar obrur^-' ' ’’ -,0- ■ -rlicf. •T*1™?.Ule cmwentretlon ot ,n bu l"“1 U "> .mlure.ti). prnwnt »!tuaUon. mZ'-T?, <Ur "“d T»»m). bkhiwred »»>-. -Tommy, lu tbe Idubeu. 1 ieft Um tire™ I,, 11M. bia rlla|r lt.g wnrm.T. W..-|l take »|| tl„,. |o tore -epeutug the door ot u neat «hw' •«tlii-d i u nu.b bl.-n la in me cbalr" Sureis ueror before mu a tree w . quick!,- uutde to blowtom au.1 briun form fruit. a„d lt „„ a ..lroi... tw with gifts on every aide. Mtuatie «urre,«| It wim joyful pride ber that fn<„ loalug |U careforu look •nd Iwj-omluB »liut»t (blldUkr with the flush of happy excitement. j "Mias Stnnbope.” xhe whispered posi­ tively, ••prayers are answered-1 know It now.” Always, lu the way be. thinks brat,” ausweretl Miss Stanhope earnestly, adding iu her bean. "Ixnd. 1 belleveiielp thiiu mine unbelief!” v "I’ll bring Tommy iu now," Mug gie said, aud wput aoftly out to the1 kitchen. She returned almost Immwllately’ • I over Bl.-i per Mere, uud thm I. . good i ■ l-«»r .-Mid: H.-r brief rxp.rl.-!,,,. bud ”Hla boss is there!" sb., exclaimed rate of turereM nn Iw la„d. alrredy tuugbt la-r tip. unreality nud exciteiiiy. "He gpt biuflc ycatenlny. I We call all have orange, to eui tbi. I "f ”>;u-y iBHlvrlng tbiiire’ si,< | Alu’^ lie awfully good to cotqp so soon ! winter. Floridu will have I o(M (mki Ln l U' '*nn,> l,»‘ vratlbuie when I to .*.-«• Tommy-' Tummy look* letter I lKi.re. aud CalKorui. will bare about I from”^'.^ ^ddelXdS ’ aln*ady$ The Ikm* ’ll posh hlm-lL" i They both turned toward tiie door, .lu.ik** carload*; and tbe chances ^rc kii<» htt* fm-,. . * «s n-** 11 opened^ aud u liig armchair ■ that men who eat them will make t s true—(imt tree is true." s|i<- with tl|e sick'.bwy lu it wan pushed more money wit -of them than the whiapered rngvtiy. -ihe hack is m* I cnrefult o’ er the threshold. iilltrid - wheat at g(XMl as the I ! >nt." Miss Stuuhupe gave, one look ut the man who produced them. •rice We want bhv h.iritnhd nn instant and thru ' »«U «««h behind the .-hair and started 1 raised h«-r eivpcd hnnds beaeecblugik. ' forward. ! lefts ol it. and ,* PERSONAL MENTION. she cried, "send mo n tree for |1 'This Tommy’s ban,** began Mug j 40 P-ouirts of Floor Tommy!” gie, mludful of her dutios as hostess. Mark Hyde spent Thanksgiving with h’,’’u"e cr pay flic money. Ask Grand Rapids friends. ------- - made ------ - her — . voice vv.mc i' but the greeting of her two guests quite 1 r—. ... » niIiT . ...... BUU lb IUV won i dkcotBTrted ber, for Tommy’s boss’ UlVv, *'.aUtl * ur*i h01* WewI Mr* A. W. Chamberlin spent atruek harshly oij the cur of' a rlchlr ' ’ ’ jj caught the aristocratic Miss Ntanbqpe i Thankagiving with Grand Rapids dnxsed young btdy who won imniing in n cl<»*v embrace, while Mis* Stan- I < i\*e to her. ! hope < rl»wl penitently. •s>h, Tom. Tom. ' friend*. . "You miiMn’r swear, chlid’." she ! I have beea m«> sorry, a ad I have want,- i Mis.'A. D. Kniakern. of Chicago. clalmed’lHirrivdb'• cd joa Ao!" . I *pent Ttianksgiving with relatives in "I wasn’t swearing." Hie girl an swered cftlmij. wttlmnt rraentmeut. “J .ii'.'kel, put tip in 10 and thia city. Mr*. John Lichty is visiting her was praying foe n tny for T.nniny." < at S&.00 the bbi. If An .‘legal 1 ex trip ge waited at Un • Bunta t'laun Is uf Cenunn origin, j daughter Mrs. .Allie Thomas, of Trav­ 'DjIs la true if only because that is tbe j curb, nn.1 as the .voting lady Mopped t< * i: call up the mill. ttennau name for St. Nicholas. That [ erse City, he is rill old luan In tiecauik- iu tin* anJohn Miller is v hating his son Henry j | cierit pagan feasts In celebration • of ! in Otsego, and will remain there for | i the deciiy of tbe old year himit be birth several weeks. । uf the new an <i](^iuan played the prlncipal pan An.-uig tin* Cnwk* and ltoP. C. Freeman, ut Springtield, Mo.. ! ! mans it was NatUru. tlie father of ail visited hia sister Mrs. s>. J. McClintock j the guds. and among the Noraemcq It and other friends last week wns Thor, who was long leuinled and Tbe Misses Florence ’ Diamond and white hatred -That tbe aairit In St Vera Doyle who .ire attending the' XlelKtl.iH In due to-tbe fa tn that that . venerable (irraniuige'N fe: m day. wan Manual Training School in Muskegon. ; celebrated «t ul»oiit that iwiriod. St. spent Thanksgiving with relative* NlrimkK wns a bishop of Myra, who here. • flouridied early In the fourth century. • 1 He Is the patron saint of children aid ; ariiuolbdys. nnd hence it wan natural J hc candlen burn on the Christmas tree; that he hlniuld Iw u part <rf a <-clebraThey burn with, a ruddy flam-. tion when the children reeeive-l gifts And the littls »Klmo wftn Cash Buckwheat Fiour T« «?.'■ 0­ 25 D CTATOR FLOUR per cwt. $2.20 BRAN Per ton $18.00 MIDDLINGS Per if>n $22.00 •E erything Guaranteed wlnkl- A chNm«*h*r:Mtl«* Hight which preredra . a Koiifii: I’hrMinn* is thie so called .cottlo. or “trie of rt-ih hy*auction, which ■ irtfelt furt A kidney or tdkdder trouble can al­ ways tie cured by wing Foley’s Kid­ ney Cnre in time. For sale by Arthur E Mulholland. . More enemies hgvo been mercy fiinn by malice. Hastings Roller Mill Co ••hoard ns well na seen.' Mail and Express. Amt Lhis tianda for jo And then • Urab* into the bran-Wh. r. jinicl. ■Jain by; tbe sidewalk- the. footman threw open '*“*!«"• sl" ’h"' ' *r *” ir tlnnkb.s. and then, turions nulpklj. -Bn- ««« back Inly the vretHMU. where the oblM wiw Mill trtandlng "WilJ yoli nune with me u minute’ Out of th*< cTowd." she pdded hastily as the girl fdcvd her vfith aurpri.<e<i eyes, and nn unchlldlike, resiling l<»k on her thin face. ■ "Will step into in you sir? uno tbe carriage: Vluiau Please, do. II wnnl want van you tn to tell tell Ute me I something, and it 1* so very cold"— . j The girl seated herself on tbe hixuIrloui cushion*, the young lady fol­ lowed. and tin- inwardly disgusted footman «: ’* *1 ttr- door. “Will you tell me your name ano where you lire?" tbe lady questioned gently. Tbe .-bfld regardetl her earnestly. ’ j Any .kin itching i. . Wtmwr-treter. ! Tbe more y.n wretch the worse it I iteken. Doan’. Ointment cnre, pile* I eczema, any Ain itching. At all i drug storeN. . ’ i ---------------------------- ' j The most complete line of Holiday j suggestions at Mulholland’s Drug I [ Store. • Those Butter Scotch Patties ARE JUST THE THING FOR PARTIES. , Crumble a pint of breiulcrumtw from । the center of a stale lonf nnd pour over them a enp of aeald**! milk; when cool ' add tbreoquartera of a cup of «ugur. a tena|»oonful of salt, mid tbe yolks ot । four eggs lieMen together; ehop a half I pound of win • and thoroughl) mix with ’ It a half i»jtmd each ot raisins, cury wofkeF . you want, j rants and nlmonda: add n-tea*p<»onful ’’nor n slnni visitor^" ! each of cinnamon nnd nutmeg, a third oiing lady smiled nmlerstan l' Tb. i ot n temqwNMjful -each of cloves and '. "My nanv* Is Margaret Ntanluq?*. iui-1 ' tnuo- .•’nd Ute whites of tlx* four egg* I Stiffly l*eaten; serve ’with h'ir-1 MIUV?.. ! I live on f’.»’i'!i»<mwealth nvrmi • Yun • tlb-nicest lint; of confections in the . i RCTTS. NI TS (all tipw crop) and a ’i • <»f CIGARS and TOBACCOS. Cdli «• • yoiir ChristiuasT'flTidies. Fruit.*. Nuts c-aJr1:7.■ oof. USX MH»K A.T FRED WOLCOTT -YwV’ii my Ir ulmr. My name Is Taylor'’..pd I Ute on Burdmtu 5E 3E SE 3 Maggie v return of-her JT! street.”•• nd'dlng with manner. "imt •flint it It nin ain’t< a shutf m former manner, • •’ mFOR ■JjlBtreet, .’.nd 1 durfl want no chnrlry." Hl 1 Mis* Stnnhufie mriled radiantly. . Ui . ' ni Nf, ill "But I doj Maggie. I’ u— -----glad ' "our !!! om I nsincx are the •..me. I iu’etl Just what Tell me some­ I you do not—charity thing alw»nt Tuiuiny.” She lingered lovingly over the name. “Why did yqr. Come to Our Hardware Store !? pray for a tree f »r him?" lubsuutigl, aud something ||| •.•Because he’s iflck. He’s only tw»dve. -> will set eo4>elbiu|t good and ind lie work" in an office, and hi* bo*« Here are u few auggeetious: Is away, and Tommy took sick after ik he’d gone Tommy fee)* sure that If fl Knives, Carving Sets, Forks. Spoons, he was here he’d semi his wnges to 4^ Nickle Ware, Granite Ware, ui him just the same; for he’s n good bosRazors, O'!, L*Tpn? ind awfully kind fo everylxxly. but the “* Stoves, Oil Heaters, < Ranges, jthrr man-hia pardner -Is different." Stoves. Snow Shovels. See Our Line of "Maggie.” said Mis* HtanhojM* enr aratly. "I '▼lab you’d help me to have 1 happy cbrlatmas. I am all alone In lie wot id. without nny one to caRp fo me.- nnd ! want to' do something foONLY 10 CENTS EACH. tome one—for some one named Tomjjy, lieeanse— lafanae six months ago r-»y vrv Iwaulirul and you will bv pleased with them. I did a wrong ami cruel thing to some UrUIILj >ne by that name. It would help make my CbristniM happy If yo>« «>«><» ,rt E«im, ▼ ¥ vldovl I X-rl UO« Phonfs^ Phon. as. me arrange a tree for your Tommy. B’ill you** ^E3E3E3E3E3Ei The girl drew a king breath. “It ain’t chanty*.’ "he asked doUbt- ’’’SEt. 2E 3E !3E IU 3E 3E 3E USEFUL Christmas * Presents m um m'b 41 m 41 m 4i m Ui Ui ‘‘Hastings ot Souvenir Glasses' Weissert Bros. m iu m m 3E3E3E3E3E3E3 gw VEGETABLE SICILIAN A LJLS Hair Renewer *1 A Inch-Class preparation for the hair. Keeps the half soft and £:ossy and prevents splitting at the ends. Cures dandruff snd »lg?ys restores color to gray hair. ’■'-rWffiWaEggl G°°d Iff Laundry rff Work 8W^"tial 10 Rood »Ppe*rance. -Il Is therefore entitled to vour con-Qt•.ation We have all the latest machinery to do the work rifbt--and now how to operate the machine*?. Seed us your laundry work. Jcat ;4S- I every year uttnnjN Innte: crowds of buyer* and slghtH?er*. It I* » night , worth MNdtig. tbe va«t clreplar market literally iuiekt-1-with row upon row of । bankets, in wlilclt the acaly fry are earefali^ arranged, the light glancihg ; oft their many colored ’ tacnic* in a ! tbouffond pristnatlc reflectioon, while , the owner of each nti’.ll daoutn nt the ! top of Ifl* voice anti the merry crow-’ goen found laughing jiimI bargaining j and trying to ••benpen the .tlnli. for nt ChrisimttNtido It often reaches fatluloua price*, uud one Is remindeduzf the ex• travngnnce of the ancleuf Romans, one ,jf whom Is jtald-’n* have paid 20.000 for n .single gray mullet.— .’ gpHt<*r<'*'> ror I rLondon -i ... Malt ■ ‘ The American Laundry, W. J. Stirt, Pfj>. “Not to you nor to Tommy,” answwed Miss St>nbope joyously, “but M wHl be to me.” “For Tommy'a aske,” murmured the girl aaaentfngly. “For Tom’s sake,” echoed Mis* Stan­ hope tenderly. Tbe unbending footman was still more disgusted when he was directed to make another round of the atorea, and his bearing was absolutely frigid when be was required to carry a most unbecoming load of bundles up tbe Stairs to tbe little home on Burubam street. That the indignity of a good - Jack (bitterly) I suppose tbat .voua, Rh-Umaii wlm comes to see you so often will give you such an expensive ('hrlstiiia- gift that you won't want the trifling present' 1 can afford to buy you? , Marie (coylyt-No. I think you had better save your money far—er-future contingencies. Jack I . , Straight Talks on Patent Medicines The " Rexall ” Remedies are successful and this is why. They were placed on the market three years ago. They have scored already the record of the greatest success ever known in the history of the drug business. “ Come and go ” popularity may arise from any number of causes (hullabaloo advertising among them) and may or may not be founded on real worthiness. But the man, the plan, the idea, or Hie article that truly succeeds, does so because he or it deserves to succeed, and for no other reason. The success of the “ Rexall ” Remedies u therefore the first evidence of their real merit. They sell because they cure, and they cure be­ cause each one of them is the best remedy known to medical science for the particular ailment it is made to relieve. There are nearly 200 remedies sold under the “ Rexall ” name, each for one disease or one purpose. Each of these has been selected by a committee ci experts from -among all other remedies of its class, for manufacture and sale by The United D-tg Company, a co­ operative association of leading American druggists. Wherever you see the name “ Rexall,” you may know that it stands for a formula scientifically correct and proved efficient in actual, long extended practice. We know these formulas and are glad to answer all inquiries regarding them, giving full information as to tbe ingredients. Here are three f_mous members of the “ Rexall ” family: FCR CATARRH—1WCU-T0ME REXALL DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ThcLchief ingredients of The rctnarkaWe success of Mucu-’lone ate (Jhr.ian. Cu­ Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets is bebs, Caxcara Sagr^da, (jlycer- largely due to the new and suc­ ine, atid Saraaparilla. cessful method of manufacture, Genpan is recogr.bid in med­ whereby the well known propicine i* o n e ot the greatrat erties of Bismuth Subnitrate ionics ever aiM-otftgedf it is and Pepsin have been Combined ‘ the fotindali'Hi <-n which Mucu- with carminitives and other Tone i* built. Gentian com­ agents. bines in high degree the ttinic Bismuth Subnitrate and Pep­ powers of all the khnv.n ‘ bit­ sin arc recognized by the entire ters,” with none nf t’._ — disail2 . medical prmes&ion its specifics •wanUgci applying tn them. 1 for acute indigestion or chronic . | Cubebs hxve.l 2 1 ecn rec- dyspepsia. ’ oguized as a zpecir.*.- in the treat­ The pepsin used- is manufac­ under a new p r o<: ess ment of ail catarrhal •.nrd'tiom. tured ' Its action is pnmip’ and its r benefit almost invtuiai lc. In l ’ wlur.eyu-r p.,rt of the lx»dy the ; gj Tutiamid ur diseased cunaition iune of the Hnpt of the tnucuus n.crnbrune exists, rnraa i of lire d.^ylire tad., but the uie <>f Cubebs has been i recommended In th* ,beq p’.ij-- ।•upplv'zU tbe .;.l.fr ekuenu. sirhns i T ni- ty g-meraliuns. ' i C-uijra Sagrada is cspe--■ 1 lie carinnittivra add propciiilly introduced for ita ncces* ertie* > ■ which promptly relieve sary 'laautivc properties pmuscausvedbyundigestedfood. The cbm bi nation of the The co.nbination of these with Gb cerine and Sarsaparilla whole make* a remedy abs<»■ n:;tkes Mpcu-Tone a remedy lately invaluable to any marl or that atlaeLr catarrh from every w >man suffering frmn DvspepI ir.t. y...)duallv restores and rc- sia—and not only a i-etaedv l"Jt the .disivsed tissues to a r.’/T which works gradually their fanner htealth and strength, relmildin;: and s'imuUiing the prometra'digestion and creates glands which periorm thedigesa normal appetite.'-.Jlottle, 50C* live functions. Package, 25c. FOR NERVES— AMERKAMmt EUXB The Rexall Americanitis Elix­ ir is a tonic nerve food composed chief!) of .f r e e I’hosphosu, C.lycophosphate.i, Iron Pyrophosphate and Calisaya. The wonderful results of this remedy are due tb the fact that it supplies Phosphorus to the nerve cells in a condition in which it can be immediately and easily taken up by’ them. It is the only known preparation in w'.Jch free Phospnuru»—that is, Phosphuntk which -remains ind'-c.nitclv 'inoxTcjized—i> useiThe Glycbphosphgtefi actual JddiK! JX ’bdd'oZ’hl' of mKllci„e a„d unqoev S'^u’taieU^noTu' > >$, ' T’ar Iron Pyrophosphates is thc most e^jjv assimilated form O1 iron whi< h gives tone and color, and the combined alkaloidsof Calisaya Bark have a tonic effect on almost all the functions of the Hodv. In compounding tb ese vanous elements, the very highest degree of pharmaceutical skill has been employed. “5c. aad J1.W a boule. This "Hexall" iGuarantee Appears on each package “ This preparation is guaranteed to give satisfaction. If it does not, come back and get your money. It belongs to you and we want you to have it.” Fred L. Heath & Carveth The •ttexoXfc Store ' i 1 CHRISTMAS AT SANDRINGHAM oented to his majesty when be visited that country.—Pictorial Magazine. | ' i। She was superbly dreowd in the pin­ The royal family «if Great Britain I! keeps up Christmas at; Sandringham In nacle of fashion and would have been beautiful but for a certain stern, buria rlghj royal and oh! fashioned way. nes^llke expression that rather marred Tasteful decoration® with holly and j the Nweetness of her face. ' mistletoe abound everywhere. Every First looking up and down, she dart­ one comes down to the dining -room, ed swiftly into a narrow passageway where breakfast' Is tikeli en faiuilie and was soon knocking at a Moor- cmEvery one Jias presents for wme one i blazoned With the legend. •‘Signor Oleo else. All tbe servants jaud tenants are j Margcrlno. Clairvoyant. Future Fore­ , remembered, so that there are mauj I told. ’’ The door opened. . happy hearts on Christina* tnorujug "When* is the signor’/*' she nervously Substantial ’joints, geese and turkeys -with Other good things. Gavv.il delight * demanded. "In bed. inam.”jj ful way of turning Up nt the very I ‘•Horrors: What’s th? innttep with houses wln-re they art* most wanted. J i , After breakfast tlie royal family aud him/' ( guests and the ladles ami gcntirim n bl ' .••Xgevouf prostration, .bronght ou by tlie household go <m a tour of Insprr* •-Overwork lion to view the deconit ions, nmttlien, “Yes, mum. Blue* September be’*-: lirP provi'icil tbe weather H tine, they walk to vhureh. which, of course, bar been t»uny peerin' into de future fer people wot whutcil ter know de value , been t;i.<iefully adorned in apiu-ypriMi . | ' ami approved Christmas fashion. On nv Christmus present* dey wins gbiu- ■ tlie enti'y of the king and queen the , to get >♦<» * tney'd -know how much ter . congregation, rises -that is the only ■pend on theirs.” Stifling n ehrlek of despair, she sped formality observed. The king a dome* j tic chapioiu takes tin* servlre-a bright ; away on-the hunt for some other clalr-1 choral service, with Christmas hymns : voynnt.—New York Herald. A topsy turvy party >■ good fuu at Christmas.; Everything Is done at this party “the other way around.” For in­ stance. a very small Christmas tree is On the floor a number of packages must l»e sure to have the topay turvy scheme. In all those inteuded fur the girls you should put only «u< b things as lH>ys likes or use. and the older the gpeat tlie simpler should tlie toys be. The next thing iu this topsy turvy par­ ty after tlie distribution of the pack­ ages Is to have sbme one enter tbe room dressed an Santa Claus with an empty iMiskec^oTi his back or .in LU band. but Insiraihof giving each person penion a present he »*uyi demand uni- from each fjcrsoti. iSter on in _ib< ' ■nlflg the guests. play n game of forfeits. bank their gifts. Don’t fuss, don’t, hurry, don’t worry, don’t fret. Christinas has come and gone many times and will mine and go ago In. Don’t do one single thing, then, for nt leant two weeks that will jar you into forgetting that it was tbe birthday of peace nnd good will.—Phil- nnd an anthem. Then conies luncheon—which If the (hria'mua Tlm<-» In Dixie. children’s <hnner — attended by tin 3h. Chris man com« ter de Ian' rr -vtton— ■ king nnd queen and other members of B«t you 'twon't be soon fsrgotim— the family. The Christmas pudding !• ' brought in. biasing up merrily, to tin: ; Ftr de ChrtB’mue times In Plate! intense deliglit of the little princes ami prim-esses. The late afternoon is the knout excit­ BUr fa’ jMJWsm en n robblln’ terkey— ing time for tbe juniors. Tbe doors of a certain room have been kept rigor-1 Fer d« ChrlAmUN time* In Dixit! ously fastened since the previous even -Frank glantop In Atlanta Conatttutton. ing, her majesty and other member?For the convenience of those who wish to order all o( their papers at ♦ A Jndgre an« a I'iatoL of hcr family having duly dressed a : oue lime, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid up to date, cau get X A correspondent of Law NoAra writes large Christmas tree therein. The door | the Banner and any one of the following for one year in advance, as * of the administration of justh-c lu a is o|>euud. nnd tbe whole party troops i certain inaular potwrarion of theriJnltfollows: ' - X in. while tbe royal children evince the ed Blate** ‘when tbe island was under greatest delight at tbe CUrtotnins tree i Bpaniah rule. Judge Z. had bad a quar­ ablaze with lights ami Weighed down ] rel with an editor. Tbe Judge arranged $3 05* with presents. Afterward all sorts of Banner and Detroit Daily Free Press. yrttli a hoodlum to Insult the editor in games are entered Into with a heart!3 05* Banner and Detroit Daily Journal order to provoke him to a breach of uess aud zest that must surely appeal pence. A policeman to arrest the edi­ 3 05* td every one. Banner and Grand Rapids Herald ♦ tor was a part of the “plaut.’.’ The plot Dinner cornea along at 8:46. to which Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal waa carried out, but the editor kept hia all guests staying In the house and ! temper. The officer arrested him. none many of tbe household are invited by Banner and Detroit Free I’reaa Fann and Live Stock the |ess. He waa baled before Judge tbe king. The king and queen aud i 35 Journal................................ •_— Z..- who found there was no case. Tbe guests assemble In the drawing room 6(1 judge took from a drawer of hia desk a first, and then a procession is formed, Banner and Michigan Partner••••’••.............................. led. of course, by their majesties, who j revolver, silver jflated and beautifully 75 Bannek and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Inlaid with gold and mother of pearl, are followed lu order of precedence by 30 Bhcwed It to the prisoner and informed tbe others. The table* are laid In tbe i Banner and New York Tribune Fanner .. him that the policeman had delivered grand salon. Tbe guests are seated at •To those living on Rural Routes, only. tbe weapon to-him aa one taken from small oval tables, the king and queen I sitting opiMMite each other at one, and | the person of the defendant nnd asked him whnr he bad to say to the ch«F» are waited ou by fecial footmen. | Th».f*clU r»w««raottered MM accommod.lion loBeSNKr. pet + Boar’s head, baron of beef and plum of carryiag »nn». The editor examine roue If there l> any paper or roegaxiue not on tbe above Met os wbieh j the weapon, .nut it in his pocket, ad­ pudding are the staple dishes of tbe । ve can eave you money we will try and do ao. Remember the BANNER + royal Christmas dl.iper. mitted that he ha4» had Itlp bLs jiraaeB- for •less *• — -• ther in combination or alone. ♦ After dinner there may be a dance or slon. product a permit from the Span­ is never sold than 51.00 era In the eombbaation. ish authorities to cury arms and. with < command perform^’ice in the state AU special prices are .made on the ot) tme Castilian poll I>ow<xl bim- baliro.->m. ttie walls of w-hich are deco­ rated by gjigeons Indian’trophies pretclf out and off wi ;h the jndg*.‘S beau- Get Your Year’s Reading | NOW! i Hfnl niatel �HASTINGS BANNER DECEMBER 6, 1905. quite different, nnd tbe official is on his lofty perch tu t»tay there, surround­ ed by any number of servants. It is amusing to set- an pfficial here with his two and ofteher four or five ?ervunts trailing after him. each one fol­ r Continued from pn<e one I lowing according to the rank, (or lack of it) which he holds. These people was framed by an American, Mr. Stro­ have tbe Idea that wc art queer people bel! who is legal advisor to His Mnjeaif we carry anything, no matter how ; tv. Here in Pitsanuloke as well as in small it is.—the parasol is the only ex-1 'all parts of the kingdom tbe Govern­ ception.I know. It is very wMom one ment is tryng to raise its internal rev­ sees two people walking abreast, and enue now in various ways, since the gambling houses are closed. A' woman the attention that is paid by a white who has a “haap” (a certain measure man to his wife or any white woman is marvelous in their eyes, simply be­ here) of rioe to sell must pay 4 atts cause woman baa always bad to take to tbe Government for a license; Four second piai»> in the OriAit, and in utts are Equivalent to about one cent. If a farmer owns several sugar palms aome ;conntriws. as in India, her con­ dition is worse than a boast of burden. he must pay about 4 cents apiece to Word was received here this morning the government. Here i» man cannot that the Crown Prince will he here kill u pig without permission first. about tbe first of October. We shall • The pig killing business ba* been let be in Bangkok at that time, so will •out to a farmer who pays the Govern­ not see him. ment so mudi for the privilege and so has a right to a monopoly of the busi­ WILL THE SCIENTIST ness in order to protect himself and his PLEASE TRY IT? business. Tbe sale of whiskey and WORD FROM FAR AWAY SIAM CHRISTMAS FOR THE HOLIDAYS We.had .a World Beater' record for business last year, but we are going to beat it this year. And there is no reason why i-e shouldn’t. We are better acquainted, and the people know me and my work better than ever before. I am better equipped with all the newest and latest things in Photo Mount.--. Cards. Folders than 1 ever was in the paA. • Look at the inducement I am offering. If this doesn't bring Brasineta what will ? How else, can you make io mai iy l>eautifnl presents for,so little money■ FREE OF CHARGE ‘ opium is under similar control.. In Some so-called acientdtit is bat ^ith Bangkok a large syndicate has the sole tbe statement that pound for pound 1 right to import- opium, into the king bananaB are jiMtvaa nutritions as beet i <lom for which it pays many million. steak. We should like to eec-this gentle­ ' ticals have mail ......n to w tbe imv government. They .....v man iry try iia unii;>ne banana miiwn ration and have to | inspectors who board every vessel that ■ work hard on a farm. His girth would comes into Bangkok to see if any4 opium double in a season in the effort to bold ■ is lieing amuggled into thu country. I enough bananas to keep the breath of { and if any oite is caught by their agents ■ |ife jn h'jm; Alb the banana eating ■ that one is panished according to the nations are |>ot bellied. This is one of j laws uf Siam, These farmers are all1 the many casi«. where chemical analyj protected .by the laws of the cuuntrv ■ Mij, and facts don't hitch j that -it is hard to infringe m»on any of ______________ lbe>rriKhl.. MARRIAOE OF l>. I> PITNAM i The iu»pit«l WAS empty <if jwliwiu ANI> MARIE A. WICKWIRB J f«»r one »»r two days but now is fast fill,.k , ■ . . . . ,, n i i ... „ . . , . .. Don D Firtmau, principal ot the ing again. Two men walked tot* eight > . ... , lv . . I Prairieville schools, and Miss Mane A. , Bays to get tu the hospital fur treat- .... . . ■ , .. .-th .. .i t t iSickwire. voungert daughter of 1. II. ■ menu Never in the historv of uur' . , - I ; - -• . , .! Wick wire, of Baufiehi. were unitcAl in ' mission have we sold m> uiquv drags, at ... .... . ,• i . . , . mar**iage at Kalamazoo Wednesday last. one place ps here at Pitsanuloke during ( v 5 L, 1 . / " .1 Tl- » : .1 They are bbth highly Esteemed and ; the last four months. This shows that . .. . ’ ■ , । : deservedly tMipnln:- voting people, anu western -medicine is becoming mon*' . , , • , . . , ■ . . , .. the BANNER and.their host of Barry and more popular with uni pe-nne. . , , i..... .. • . . county friends extend cooigratuiations. With the increase of sale* wt- are com- ’ , . . , . • , , rhev will make treir home in Prairie- , I pelled to buv heavier from London. . • । This year,Dr. W. expects to buy j ' * With every dozen of my BEST CABINETS you will get the How Style, : Handsome Life Sized Portrait FRIEE OF CHARQE. This lifb sized portrait a >>n<> is iictnirlly worth $3.Qi>:i.bd sells for that, j With tbe small si)e yol get'an extra picture tnnunted oaa large.j hand: onie mount—a pretty ? picture to keep, j YOU KNOW WHAT YO(? GET, WHEN YOU GET CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. I will be at mj vttdio in Middleville everv THURSDAY, Im-ated ii Hie' ' Feigunon Build' ’ ing. west side. I H. J. CHR STMAS PHOTOGRAPHER. HASTINGS, . - - x L MICH. i worth of nnslicino and supplierfetr the i disi-ensary and hospital. With this — 1 mail Doctor simds for $.'75.t»0 worth <>f supplies t«> Chicago, and a like sum t<> ! Johnam and Johnson the large bandage ; BEFORE QnklJTFWS ■ I Yuu will waul ^biae of oiir Houl-Made Taffy and Peanut Cri^p. They are purl?, and made out of the best rualvrlals, aud made KIGHT. I You will like our Home Made Apple Butter Pies. SANITARY n £> cr a «*% BREAD. jut* s*« h •cause it is made right: *l 6 ck*an u:.d wholesome. It’s wrappedlKoUedp iptraa boon as Its baked. FINE LINE Ol: CIGARS AND CONF ECT IONS. VESTER & CARTER. “Originaters io! Imitators... ; Props. The CITY BAKERY. YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS “I like the man who’s wide awake and'grabs the first good chance That comes along invitin’ him hit fortune to advance. 1 want him born with sense enoijgh to take the truth to heart. That they’re the likeliest to win who get au early start. But. after all, if he should let his first good chance . slip by. He mustn’t feel that all ie lost, and just give up and sigh; Well I guess not! And so I preach from this old-fash­ ioned text: "If one good chance gets by yon, just brace up and grab ^he pext. The dreamy poets, somewhere in their versifyin’ state That Opportunity knocks once at every moral's gate! And if the gate ain’t prumptlj’swung wide open there and then. Why! Opportunity feels hulfed, arid never knocks again. Well, that’s the doctrine, seems to me. to preach to them that's slow And sort o' careless and disposed to let their chances go: But. notwithstanding all thuj say. I’m dingin’ to the text: “ If one good chance gets by you. jtjst lay low and grab the next.’’ ' ■ j " We.caiiiiot recall lost opportunities, but we can retrieve at leant a part of fortunes lost by embracing opportunities now at hand, and build a competency to protect uh in our de­ clining years. I am now offering opportunities to invest your money in securities that are as safe as the very best improved real estate can make them; that will pajy you 2 per cent every three months, aud at tbe same time your securities constant­ ly increasing in value, also industrial securities that will pay 12 to 20 per cent per annum, that are absolutely safe. My plan allots you to save and invest at the same time, an opportunity whereby you can.invest each month the mon­ ey yon can spare. , , Will yon give me the opportunity to explain the plan to yon? It is very interesting. Will yon listen to the call of opportunity? Will you let me serve you? A simple request will bring Hie plan in detail, or call at my office and talk the matter over, let us get acquainted. C. B. BENHAM, Real Estate and Investment Broker. City Bank Bldg, Hastings, Mich- Will be in office Wednesday, Thuraday aad Saturday Evenings. No. 77. ' Local News. j i There were many very pleasant ! f»®iiy reunions in this city Thun ks - ‘ and al>sorbent eorton manufacturers of j K>' ing day. • j New Brunswick.’-New.lersfv. They use .Only LlNhoppingdayslieforeChrist*a large amount of dressings here as the ’ mas. Now is the time to bqy your 1 people have very few if any-cloths at 1 holiday present*. Christmas Bethlehem ETHLEUEM. th® central spot of i/bristmastide, is a Cbrl.stlnn heart of'•Motawn set In tl baiiHiie<iunl.-’mK rh grunts the ?»c of the Greek church ie Nativity to th( laitiii groin/ of Dec. foremen Im tegln on < church. 24 by the image of carried from the basilica of St. being carriM tlie sacred grotto vt tbe tl NaHelena to the or There tbe traditional spot sj tivlty. where 'Christ's la marked by an silver Christ’s birth 1* star set In tbe rocky pavement. in The service begins ut 10 i>'H< Tbe tbe evening. It opfetja with the chantlug of jMilnm without any ruusii companitnent. The pnjrlarch of Jem- Many English girls believe that they will not Im* wedded Inside of twelve mohllis unless they have ut least one kiss under tbe mistletoe In many <*ouiith‘s a berry Is plucked from* rhe mistletoe with each kiss, and when Ibero are il<> terries u« kisses an* al­ lowed. .Mhtletuc iw! tu. be consider* ed a charm or amulet; ?v ward off the bal'-ful influence of Witches., It wur also coushlered tlyu its influence w;.sirrerdstlble. that no one could po«udbly pass iM'neath It without yielding to It4 power, and faience’ hath mtitvun and ami.l must submit to the salutation which has since become customary.— -Self Culture Maguslm*. To make chocolate cdrtunelft dissolve over a lire one cupful of molasses nnd two teaeupfuls of augur: add ont-qunr ter of a pound of grated chocolate nnd a piece, of butter the Mae of an egg, boll for flftreu or twrrfty mlputes; pour Into flat buttered dhbrs.1o tbe depth of a quarter of tin inch aud when cold-rut Into kquttn-i uti: itvit inislzv. ;» tiiually officiates* in the <iy iiil* iHvuKloti|hc i« is tTpreMSu^ta! rcpr blit alij uf th** Latin hLhuU Tb^ Tbv lujeriur il»J< church is luobtj iM^turwqur, pkturenq for tra provided In Cornwall vtirtauia* iwp is a spe­ ihc. built t>f tqade up of »ht- cial bolid.tr with children. who are al­ lowed 1 > sit t::> till midnight and drink with red fruuUvo. itvnttiug pcfllnsl to the ••iw»rk." a« rhe Yule log I* called v.tpK when uu>rr(Hl ibid lint eapt rut- there. eretl by white veil* w|ien alagle. A« they •enter the riiurvli they nt firm , all for wounds.. This month's sales The Young Men'* Social .Club had a knee) down and then mi ujnhi tbe ' amount to 110(1 ticals which is eqnivacry fine party at St. Ruse’s hall . ground in- true orienial fashion. “*In ■ lent to alsiut |3UU gold. . 1 Thanksgiving night. tlie dltflly Ilgiited church." says one I Last Sunday we hud the pleasure of । Rex Wilson and Ed. Houvencr 'ill 1 who has seen the A’niice, “them? squatrrextling .contest nt St. . ting varicolored flgvren. with their seeing-the yrife <>( Doctor’s first assist-meet __________ in a ; ant baptized as well as her child and Rose’s* kali Monda.vni^ft. Dec. 11.“ beautiful faces lit. up by fits and starts | site wds receved-into the church; at’: The Woodland Creamery Co. has an : by flashes of the candles. Intent on de­ the same time one of Mr. Cooper's j adv. in another column that will la* of i votlon, xeera like so many modem Ma­ i donnas come to celebrate the glory of c< Kilicswas ul*> received. Slowly we: interest to those who own cream wpa- ! the first Madonna." .1 I are udiling to dnr little church bdrr. but rators. ! Precisely at mldtildit the nd'iitlflcs! i the members wv Have are uf sterling ■ Kalamazoo dealers are predicting a Wflh maxK is celebratled. the figure of j qualities. Kroo Koo. Doctors firet as-4 eual famine, caused bv the cantern • Chr ‘s! ’* ’'reiulit iu :i teak .nd de' sistant. is a a tine young man respected I minmWn.inttor.kra on oft be! •l'»r I and trusted by all. He exerts a posi- i . . , tive .Christian influence on all our ad- j. ’.or °‘ car' beronta Ho con Chines. Si«<!«''»» of well rotted rtablr n>.uw.-.n.l Enitlieh. and U anr^luate vt l’ot *>■•' l««“ J“« «< '■>» •»: the Cbri.ti^i HigbSch.a>l at Bangkok. «!»■>>»« <* winter will make tbe icnua It we only bait KXXI yotmir men joat twtb thicker and greerer nexj anmmer. like Kroo Koo. Siam would be soon Modern “ * ‘ business life is of that evangelized. This in a most difficult strenuous type that twenty years of it field to work in as the people are so in- will al>out finish up a man, while the diffeftfnt to the Christian religion. , farmer* can keep a-going till he is They are not at all openly opposed: 1 aeveniy. they listen very attentively, appreciate I Tbe national grange has placed itself | onr schools and dispensaries but don’t On record as approving^ President care to embrace our religion. But we Hoosevelt'N stand on th** railroad rate can already see beginnings of a* great question. We are sure Barry county awakening here in Siam, as tbe Govern­ grangera unaminously approve the ment is moat kindly disposed to us and action of tbe national body. our work. The king himself gavo40(X> A Texas girl advertised for a hnsliand ; ticals to the fund for the Nakawn hos- • • and got him. Tbe total expend for pital. Prince Damron g said he would Fadvertiang. ■ wedding outfit, etc., was give no less than ,5000 ticals tv tbe new j $1L(*O. Within a year Vie died leaving Y. M., C. A. work in Bangkok. Our h 4 | ter an insurance policy for $10,000. hospital here was built entirely by i yet t some people say it doesn't pay to money from native officials of this | uavertj^' Province. We are very much encour- I !. Every Jewish store, shop, 'factory. aged te what we see on every hand. । office or other pinee of secular occupa. Let « Invited I {fill Z I, >-■ .11 rr/.ll t till, u.nwl.t ..t school, lour servants apd attendants at ■ u ._ ' 4 p. m. Munday. Dec. 4. and tlie re- , our seryfees. to our house for n good 'mainder of that day -was observed time and wc had it too. There were as a day of mounting for the disasters 82 nltqgether, and all entered heartily in Russia. into, the games all of which were The rural carriers had reason to be different from any we had before. -thankful Thurwlay. They could upend The un» which all enjoyed most was the day with their families. But when the tail-leHs donkey, and then blind­ they looked at tbe big piles of mail ' folded each person took his turn in that had accumulated for them .Friday p'nning on the tail. We gave a little memorandum boolt to the boy who morning, they realized that a Thanks­ giving .holiday had its drawbacks. pinned it nearest. They all enjoyed Enthusiasm is one of t|ie bust assets the feata of strength as tried with the wand in various ways. Dr. W. quite a man can have. But there are many kinds of of enthusiasm. . One brand is took their breath away when be lifted two men instead of only one, as some like a‘shooting star— it lights up the heavens brightly for a few brief mo­ of the others did. ’ Usually two sat on the carpet with feet braced against ments, and is then gone forever. The kind that wins is like the sun, shining thu others, and then each took hold of the bamboo wand and pulled until one forth 385 days a year; a cloud may ob­ or the other had to be lifted to his scure for a time, but when the cloud fecL Tbe boys all like Dr. W. as he rolls by it is right there doing busineea. plays with them. He has taught them to .play leap frog and other out door sports. They say he has a “ji dee" or a kind heart.'' Mr. Cooper is a cripple and an eideriy num and can­ not enter into their life and sports as younger men can. It keeps him in good trim too, and as he has trained himself in atletics especially to haves good healthy body for the foreign field, we do not care to see him become weak even under a tropical sky. The boards are not sending weak ineu to tbe field, and each year are realizing more and more the necessity of strong, healthy men nnd women too. For re­ freshment we just served two kinds of nutcandy. which a certain Chinese here makes, Tbe parents of the (jtile lx>y in the hospital came and seemed to have a good timn. The fact that he is an official of some rank kept them from entering into any of the sport*. At home our idea Of a "big man" ie formed quite largely from hia ability The drinking of an abundance of water will prevent appendicitis, hecauae appendicitis is the rreult of con­ stipation and constipation is the result of insufficient bile and insufficient bile is the result of an insufficient supply of liquids. Tliat's what an exchange says, anyway. If anybody wants any further reasons they'll have to go else­ where for we're- not here to run the doctors out of business. An exchange quite aptly remarks: Town killers may be classed into eight separate branchee: First, those who go out of town ^o do "their trad­ ing. -Second, those who are opposed to improvements. Third, thoae who prefer a quiet tolfn to one of prnh Ul] busineea Fourth, those who imagine they own the town. Fifth, those who deride public spirited men. Sixth, those who oppose every mc-rement that dose not originate with. thninsplirM want that doea nr* .(.pe., ,o ( prormlou forms to aacozhpany it. tn. tlie crypt. As Che long? chanting pro- ■ ! eesaloD winds ffitongb the dimly light ; ed church tber? is something weirdly solemn about the ceremony, and as rhe 1 sacred Image pawsea voripus acts of worship nre performed by tbe devout attendants. on the proceaalon muvt~» flirougii the rough hewn. dimly lit 1 passages from the IjiUb church to the grotto of the Nativity. When tbe procession of richly robe.! ecclesiastics ’reaches the silver star set iu tbe pavement tbe priests pause nud stand in a group nbuut the- basket, wbicb Is deposited upon the star. Around this star Is tbe Inscription.; “Hie de virgin* natus eat" ("Here he- was born of a virgin”!, for this is tbe spot upon which tradition places the actual birth of Je us. There tbe impressive narrative o! tbe birth of Jesus as foundin the gosp *ta is slowly recited. and when the passage (Luke ii. 7). “And she brought forth ber firstborn Son anil wrapped him In swaddling clothes and laid him In a manger, because there was no room for them In tbe Inn.” is read the figure is reverently picked -up from the star aud carried over to the opposite side of tbe grotto, where II Is put Into.a rock cut manger. Tills chndudvs the .•u-rvlcc.— l-ondon Sphere. Period of a woan’s Ufa U the ...... rfIJ, tlven to "d«p ol |,|. ■ ?'* menses come ot lone '* «nnr seontfer unci . . ' S* chonteUstothreeortnurv,;., 'Y couses moth polo . t„a which can. how...,; UX1.H 4 Woman's Refuse in-Dh It qukkly'reliev- > ousness, kritibth!;., fainting, dfczuicss flashes/weakne-^, ti> Caniui will bring ■­ this ' ■ dodging ; • . up your strength fwhie. Try ft. You can get it. >1.00 hotties. “EVERYTHING BUI DEATH FOR CHRISTMAS You wan; Clothes That FIT YOU Thai m’fau-. t! .• hav«' a URI’.ELi. iwh „ FIT.8ETTES U)M 9ET.TEB WEJW BETTES ular. Yon need not te a shadow teeatiM! you are not a sun. • A man is knuUn by tie coinpjujy te keeps—away' from. • COUGHS. COLDS AND CONSTIPATION. 1 have .fij’l. . BUit . * f^om $20 up. C. E. LUNN Few people realist* when taking FINE TAILORING. cough .medicines other,' than Foley’s HASTINGS. Mi?H Honey ami Tar. that they contain opi­ ate* which are von-qipating besides being unsafe, particularlv for children. Foley’s- Bflury aud Tar' contains no opiates, is safe, and sure and will not constipate. Fur sale by Arthur E. strop* tixacou.’.-h 30,1 LeaVtaingk Mulholland. - FOLEYSHONEY^Mt Your Time Is Limited ^on have only a little over two weefis in which t«> Christmas presents. Our stock of Men s. Boy's, antf Children’s Furnishii. complete. . House Coats, $5.00 to $8.00. Fine Suspenders, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Fine Neckwear, 50c, $1.00. Linen Handkerchiefs, 10c to 75c each. Fine Mufflers, 50c to $2.00. Umbrellas, $1.00 to $5.00 Caps, 50c to $1.50. Sweaters, $1.00 to $4.50 (the latter equal to most $6.00 ones.) Fancy Shirts, $ 1.00 to $ 1.50. Fur Gloves or Mittens, $ J.00 to $3.00. We-invite »n inspection of these goods. Chidester & Burton, Leading' Clothiers. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-12-13.pdf d681ad953c51fc073656330df34905d9 PDF Text Text ' PEOPLE rook to the Banner for Auction Advertising. HASTINGS BANNER We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers. SIXTEEN PACES. M1CH1GAX- WEITNESDAY. DECEMBER PACES 1 TO 8. •rs, and “red, by aVISITTOTHE AS INTERESTING FATHERLAND. • ILRESHNG INTERVIEW Willi MICHAEL DOSTER RECENTLY klirt. RNUDF^OM GERMANY., HOW THE FARMERS blends, nd cold ‘ng, etc. through nd build ~ , 00 THEIR WORK. ti<n’.ian'l f-'rlends Couldn't Be- \ c His Statements About Farm iXlsUlo Use *.?.-«.*> Michael Doster. the prom: and well known farmer of Prairie­ township was in the city aud was ;i>a*!f caller at the BANNER uftica. •illy "Mr.'iDoatty* returned from a >• Germany. his first return visit i. ratio rlap.il siaee he left it as a u man over 5U years ago. The -.•vriiM to hate rejuvenated Mike .'•■tuly. because; he step.i off .like a and roots; better than he has in D<oter's ucoount of his trip is interesting, especially' that part condition* as they are The farmers of this {appreciate conditions as •an. be mroriji purtiJthilipb -TAR AS NEWS COLUMNS ARF. tHE ADVERTISING COLUMNS JUST NOW. H is at this Masun that the adver­ tising ebldms u^th- newspaper, are as alwolutclv interesting as tfi.. Bews coiuinna. In them the merchants make their announevdients. tell oft the goods they have to sell, the bargain, they have jo offer. This is jtrtit what evervIxxly wants to know all about just now rot only in regard to holtdav gmxK but a« to the staples as well, the things to wear and to eat. fur the household, for urnameut. for luxury and for use’ It is. what intereats. alike those who have an abundance of money aud those of liiuite-1 means. It is lor men as Well as the women.and it is a conven­ ience n> shoppers us well as useful in formation. With the advertisement, to guide them shopping tours are made shorter and easier, and the money available is disbursed to greater ad­ . vantage. \ Morrill, Iambic & C« Make Timely Suggestions to Christmas Shoppers. Elsewnere will lie fuond the announcement of Morrill, Latnbie & Co., who •ffer some excellent suggestions to Christmas buyers. From their big line of clothing and furnishing guous seleclions tv please the meb folks will not U a hard tank. They stand behind the goods they sell; sell them on their merits; und do business 1 ‘on the Hquare” with all comers—one price to all. and that a fair reasonable price. EVERY EVENING NEXT WEEK. Hostings Merchants Will Kce(i Stores Optn Evening Next/1 Week. The proprietors of the stores jii Hast­ ings will keep open evenings all next week ho as to facilitate Christmas shop­ ping. We believe this is a wise move and certainly one that will be appreci­ ated by their customers. Willard Perry went to'Grund Rapid* yesterday to attend the state grange.' STOMACH SENT TO ANN ARBOR. NO EXAMINATION MADE ' THE OF SAME ROBBERY CHARGE ADMITTED Annison and Coats Admit they Gave Fculon Liquor and Robbed Him. The exaininatiou into the cause of the death bf Chas. Fenton, who Was found dead in tbe outhouse near the •St James Hotel. Middleville, was cuntinned hist week. There are grounds for spspeeting to* was drugged as well as robbed.- His stomach was sent to Ann Arbor for h chemical analysis. h’rt Dr. Vaughn declined to make the examination unless the sheriff would . personally feuarantee the charge hi-. Dry X aughn. would make fur that service.# The sheriff felt he was nor authorized) to make such u guaranty, »o in all nrobabilrtv this feature of the case will have to.lie dropped. Dr. \ aughn reason for demanding a guaranty was because the supervisors FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING MELD of this county a year or so ago Tent AT THE PARKER HOUSE one ot his bills from Mt<u to $5<i. and be did not; fev] calle<i upon to submit THURSDAY. •to the ;x»Uibility uf such action again. Ft is to Im* greatly regretted that the HAD A FINE BANQUET ALSO •iny.'stigatibn of the Vwwjblc murder of Fenton must be stopped. We hope the supehriMinf may give the sheriff and prosyieutor (authority to incur expenses Elected New Officer*. Listened Te«|Uired to ferret out evidence in Interesting Paper by Dr. serious criminal charges We lielieve they should economise in expense bills Richard Smith. where iKKssIblt* but wo think it jxxir Thursday afternoon the doctors of economy tJ practically block investiga­ Barry County, or. at least 18 of them tion in a stlrious case like this. ran away front their patient* and forAnnisun and Coats were examined, gpt their pill boxes' long enough to and'admitted on the stand that they have a jolly good time', and they had gut Fenton idrunk for the purpose of it. The occasion whs the fourth an­ Cubbing him and that they did rub nual meeting which was held ar* the him. It is', not a violent stretch <rf Parker House. First on the program wa« the ban­ one’s imaxinatiuu tu suspect men who admit *ueb in crime nt Uuiiig a mure quet and such a spread ns mine host serious <mc. We are sorry the case is PUrker had prepared for the pill dis­ nut to b<« invest igatt-J further, and pensers. Now they are not accustomed hope.it will never be j<o**ible Again to to dieting on bait'd hay and Know balls; stop an in Mitigation like this for a l»nt the fine menu prepared by the serious crime beemtoe of possible cvmlandlord of the Parker bouse was Inure ’plications Over expense* We du nut than they hail figured on. And weTj censure the jiilbciTs. and certainly the lipt apples to marbles that they dis board of supervisor* did not mean their patched things they would caution action to result so seriously. their healthiest patients to beware of. but probably took some of their own medicine to help digest the rich thing* WILL NOT MOVE provided fur thorn at this banquet.TO MIDDLEVILLE After the delectable viands had been duly discussed came the business ses­ sion. when the fullowing officers were H. J. Christmas Will Continue His elected for the ensuing year: Presi­ Residence and Photograph dent. Dr. D. E. Fuller, of this c.ity, DOCTORS HAVE A BIG IINI • BEST ICE M. MATTHEWS AND CO. PREPAR­ OF THE NEWSPAPER r thebe. In this county i who owns only -10 acres • . :<ifid is eoqnied a? a small land-ownOver tn My. D^setr'R old home in ‘•vrrtiany. Itowevetf. the man who v r.s ‘ acres of land; is a big farmer. -nked upon, as « large land qwner. ■But it' was the working of land ■ •\ri there that caused Mike's big init! to shake with laughter, om he Tvid about it. Farm machinery such «*- we know here is unknown overre. There are no eelf binders, ;n. w,-rs. hay loader^ or anything else the’line of machinery, to make rinnlog easy, and farm life Attractive Horses on.the farm aro unknown over there, .all rhe - work lieing* done by rattle and the women folks, doing the timing. In (iruwiug hay. wheat or ' ;ii.-r cereals, they ' have a rack not pinch unlike iwoud-rack that we. wLea ‘a: *o tfiaraioad ■ rinany would jn«t be a nite ".Htart. v,r 4 )•>«’! here. i . Tb • farms ovtrr there run as! a general C -ug tram a qiiarteriof an acre up to u: . ■*•. The Itind lan’t plowed but •:There are' n<- fences, the 1'idary liny? -ictwieen farms being *1 trkrsl by izats or stone*. , , Think of,(left-man formere dirking a ■-■jng oft from half an acre of no-better bo <1 than hundreds and huBdreds of n-r.-s in Burry county. What wpuid : .rmers here think of being cooped up ;:k«- that' Mike says that if the farm• - of thi- cDuptry would lie.a* careful ind us economical a* ar»» those of ■- ;rmat!) the farmers ■ here would all >u rich in a few years that they -ureuld'nt know what tu do with their vice president. Dr. J W. Rigterink. of :ii *n«*y. C>n tiding he mentioned, that Freeport, secretary and treasufer, Dr. toight I.*-1riid with profit on land here J. G. McGnftin. of thia city; delegates that i>'liecoutiuy. impoverished, is un- to £he state medical association meet­ :*.ersaily adoptover there. In the ing, Dr. Rigterink. and alternate Dr. - hon'he risiti*din. Gennany every Chas. Russell of this city. w»ii*-- has a big ciitern in his burn ' Then came the literary feast, for ya- . that. Cigdhes all th- drainage. which many good things bud been pre­ ' ।•i the eistiern Hx'cumes full the pared ; but the banquet had consumed •'.-iter i> drawn away land poured over so much time that tbe .leading of 'I.-land, which keeps it Tip tv the papers by Barry County doctors was diest suite of fertility, and prevents deferred until the next regular meet­ ing. All then listened . to a very < <'!itin«a no pints fifteen thoughtful discussion of “The Surgi­ cal Treatment of Hernia' Iry Dr MAKE EXCELLENT CHRIST­ Richard Smith, of Grand Rapid-. ^h< MAS SUGGESTIONS. .ASSURED SUPPLY IHVESTiGATIIK THE . OF fENTOK (ASE ATTORNEY NKItOLS IS DISCHARGED MASONIC TEM­ PLE ASSURED. THE N^CESSARV.$3.UUU IS PR ACT­ ED TO GUARANTEE SUPPLY OF JUDGE SMITH HOLDS THE PLEA LONG LAKE ICE AT BAR TO BE Of the excellent quality of Long lake iw.anyone acquainted with that springGOOD. fed Ixxlyuf water does diot need to be avuired. Pts cleanueyi. and clearness come from the faet that no drainage DISMISSES PROSECU­ stream ••uters it at all—spring.- maintain TOR’S DEMURRER ingitffcmeriiupply.Neuini M. Matthew& Co. aiinoimc** elsewhere that th«\will till ihair big, r.vw icr hbtiM ibis Holds' Nichols Cannot Be Twice in winter with Ung lake ire and that Jeopardy on Same State they have arrange ! with a Kalamazoo ot Facts. concern haying an ice bouse at Long ,Hkc f,,r a «y further supply of ice they lake for any t, Monday morning Judge Smith sus­ «"»>' need. They-auk the citizens of may need. They ask Hustings to see them tefote placing tained the plea at bar presented by Attorney G. C. Nichols, of Ionia, ' charged with perjury in connection with the Grand Rapids water deal SPECIAL SALE OF LAMPS. '•»*% dismisM-d the demurrer offered Hama & Rum announce a special Mile by Prosecutor Brown, of Kent Co., of lamp* this week that will tie of in­ and ordered .Nichols to* be dismisst-d terest to our readers. See their adv. from custody. for particulars The questions involved in Judge Smith's findings are purely legal prop­ ositions; His- deejsion does not bar th* prosecution from going to the supreme courts, in fact the way is now open for that court to settle finally the law points not only that are raided in the plea at liar, but also that might be raised in the-trial'of th«» caw/ touching the admissibility of certain evidence BUILDING NEXT which wMs used ouc»* in . the trial of thu case against Nichole at Grand . WEEK. 'Haven, when.* be was tried and acquitTWl on the charge W attempting to suborn k witness in the water deal DATES ARE DEC. BARRY (0. POUL TRY EXHIBITION 20TH TO 23RD UALLY PLEDGED. WILL BUILD NEXT YEAR Our Masonic friends will !»■ interest­ ed ,tn know that the 00*1 in pledges needed to be raised for the building of a .Miisunie tem|ilu in this tfity is prac­ tically nil sulwcrilwl at this time, just a smnU'aipqunt-being needed tu wake up the amount. Of course this J4.(MM will be but a part of 'th® cist of* the temple, hut with this as a ^asis. • and with the land pajd fur.'it will* be easyto .raise the balance by bonds, as has been done in other cities. The build­ ing proposed will Im* a credit to thin city, and of great service to the Masons of Hastings. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Mr*. Ida Young. trrs. John A. Beyron. Miss. Elsie Mead. Sljiss Lillie Smith. Miss C. Brdjra Emerson. Mr. J. G. Benjamin. Bernard Grtien, U-wis Brnntmyer, W. H. Andrews.! WILL DEDICATE NEW CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN WILL DOTHAT NEXT SUNDAY EXERCISES MORNING AND AFTERNOON. The case which J bilge Smith dis­ missed Munday was a charge of perjury in stating before Judge Wolcott when Great Credit Due to Society and Pas­ ?.*.< Assured as over SUU Bird.* examined, at the time the alleged at­ tor Fritz for Building Are Already Promised for tempt to bribe Witness Garman was New Church. made, that he knew nothing about any Exhibition. of the alleged facts in the attempted Next Sunday the new United Breth­ The second exhibition of the Barry bribery.ren church in the second ward will be f'ounty Poulety Association will take The grounds on which Judge Smith dedicated. Through much hard work place next week from-Wednesday Dec. sustains the plea at bar, dismisses and self sacrifice this church has been 20 to Saturday Dec. 28. Our readers Prosecutor Brown's ttemurrer. and dis­ built. It has nut a wealthy member­ will well remember the first one which charges Nichols.are in brief these. ship. but has what is even better, u. was held last year. Despite the in­ .(I; That a man .cannot be. placed willing membership. Pastor and people clement weather and short notice it was twice tn jeopardy for the same ofiense. ’ have unitedly and snceoemfully. Last a li’ie aucoera. over birds, being TfiMt h««mi ci • vf AaH* are wvcK we described tjle new church, shown and the receipts more than before a prosecuting attorney out of which.will be a grept convenience to paying expenses. . which facts, as in this case, two or the membership -and u credit to the The exhibition next week protniM-i three different criminal actions might city. -Rev. 8. F. Fritz and the mem­ to largely surpass the one last year. be instituted—such as bribery, jierjury. . bers of his church au^ict ngregationure Over 5W bl ais ar*, already a spurred for ,or conspiracy to sulmrn a wiuuw— to be congratulated. the show. The exhibition is open not then the prosecution must elect which Following in the order of services for only to this city and county but to. one of the possible cases they will tn’ next Sunday; the whole state. Sharpe Butterfield, the. accused person, on. aud having of Windsor, Canada, an acknowledged elected which one. then the prosecution expert, will act a.* judge. is barred from trying the accused per­ We hope there may l»e a good . at­ son on any of the other possible cases tendance of visitors. A poultry show growing out of the same set of facts. is well worth seeing^and it is a. good Judge Smith holds that in the trial thing to encourage such exhibitions in at Grand Huven Mr. Nichols was acHymn. this countv. Whatever may improve .quitt'il npon a state of facts Autatanti- Prayer. laud ot the JnBuUe. "the breeds of poultry or increase in­ ally the same as those on which con-> yimrtettr. Antionui'eiiirni-. tercut in poultry raising is of public victian would have to be sought in the stalo. Str. Horton. Sermon. Btahop Matthew*. I', th interest and of public benefit. present case. He further held that the Kepw। Ct BnlliniiK Committee. onrriuK. Offeratory. iirrhrMra. Business Here. people after the trial of Saulsbury in ■ Grand Rapids elected to try Attorney .Dedicatory *erv|ee-Coudected by Bbbop MatBecause he ha* established a branch J. F. OSWALD OF DOSTER Nichols for an attempt tu induce Wit­ establishment in Middleville, and goes ness Garman to commit perjury, and there every Thursday.,in some manulT Hardware Dealer. Is Quoting therefore cannot now try Nichols for the impression ha* gone out that H. J. the otfens** of perjury, when the facts Hymn. Christmas the photographer is about Close Trices on Coal to substantiate both charges are to move to that town, Thi* is a mis­ Stoves. practically the same. taken idea. Mr, Christmas has built Of’course these are technical points In another column on our,Sou th west a fine home In Hustings likes it here, of law. and the finding of J ndge Smith ha.* a fine bnsine** here, and no idea of Barry page will be found the an­ does not bar the prosecution from pro­ giving it up or locating in any other nouncement of J. F. Oswald the Doster ceeding with the case against Attorney town. He will be found at the old hardware dealer, who is now offering Nichols if they so desire by appealing stand in Harjlings, and-ha* no thought some clow prices on coal stoves. He to the supreme court to.set aaide Judge of giving up hi* pleasant add prosper­ will have further announcements bn Smith's order. Whether tbe - Kent other liness, ami our readers in South­ ous bn-inemlin this city. county prosecutor will do this ur not CHARLOTTE BEATEN west Barry will find Mr. Oswald a re­ we are not advised In the bowling contest in this city liable dealer who does as he advertises. address being illustrated by stereopHE EARNED THE MONEY between Hastings and Charlotte fowl* Hq keeps a good stock of hardware and tican views. CARD FROM DELTON STATE BANK era. Hastings Won by 72 point*. Hast­ implements, treats folk*so they likwio All the doctor? present voted it as The Hastings Banner. ings score was 2288. Charlotte 2166. ; come again, and makes close prices, one of tbe very best meetings in the I FF PRYOR Carries Two Cords of Hastings, Mich. . George Coleman bowled 475, tbe high­ forbelfimsto do a large volume of history of the society. • est score for the three games, while Wood Up Twa Flights of Stairs bnsinesv and to do it quotes low fig­ Gentlemen: In order to correct any misapprehen­ Al Wood bowled the highest score or ures on his gixxls. For 50 Cents. sion regarding the conditions of the "one game 187. We understand there is i FINES THREE SALOONISTS Lee’Pryorat n recent Mxccabee meet­ reaignation of our Cashier. Mr. E. S. some talk of bowling the deciding j DESERVES GOOD TRADE ing expressed tbe idea that W) cents Morehouse, we wish to say that nothing match in Grand Rapids. < a cord a large price for carrying pertaining to the business of ’ tbe bank Thos. Doyle. Pierce OConnor and W. a'cord of wood up two ’flights of stairs will in any way be affected, and that George Newton Has Clean New Stock ; to the Maccahee hall. Charle* Beach a matter entirely foreign to our busi­ SIXTEEN PAGES Carr Fined for Liquor Law of Jewelry. Prices Are said Lee w ould think otherwise if he ness prompted his action. For the third time the BANNER Violations. carried it himself. The talk rreulted Mr. Morehouse is at his desk to-day Right. issues 16 pages. The advertising andr Pierce O’Connor in Mr. Beach offering to sell the Mac­ and will be until his personal, matters Thoh. Doyle 1—j— — - will be found as Interesting and It is a matter of pleasure to bis are adjusted. I pleaded guilty to failure ... — tocaremove ]KX.f( tw-o cords of wood for a dollar instructive as any part of the ; screens in front "of their bars after a cord : If Ufc would Scarry it up to ! many friends ‘to note the increasing Delton State Bank. paper. j trade. George Newton ,is winning in A. A. Aldrich. Pres. closing hours, and W. Carr to keeping tbe hail for 25 cents a cord. The J. G. Hughes, Vice Pre*. This issue of the BANNER is bis saloon open after hours. Judge wood Iwas delivered Saturday by Sir. । the jewelry business. About a year W. Elliott, Director. equal to over 20 pages Qf the six I ago ho started in a very modest way. Smith fined the fiftt two $20 each and Beach and .to make sure that Lee Dolton. Mich.. D«*. Util. 1905. column paper we printed a year ' He has kept adding to his stock, and would have a good time, part of the the latter $25. ago, and is the largest paper ever load was gr4en chdnkn. But .Lee's can now offer a fine line of clocks, HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. issued in Hastings. grit was up...and .that two cords were j watches and jewelry, on which he has For the above occasion the C. K. & It Is It great satisfaction to tKe placed very reasonable prices. Holiday 8. Ry. Co. will sell round trip excur­ carried up two flights of stairs in­ like a letter from home. BANNER to serve both Its readers well, hi the course of the day. He in­ buyers should see him. first door wqst sion tickets at one and one third fare Gustus Welcher writes us from Pitts­ and advertisers. While the adver­ I of Chidrater * Burton's before making ville. Md.*, under date of Dec. 4. “I sisted that it was simply no work at ’ holiday purchases in his line. He will for the round trip. Dates of sale De­ tising pressure has been great, we was formerly a Barry county boy.' and all—regular boy’s play; but we notice j give you a square deal and will make cember 22, 25 and 30 1905 and Jan­ are presenting with each 16 page he isn't taking contracts to deliver uary 1st 19U& Return limit leaving it is like getting a letter from home paper more than the regular good on any purchase. Ho is a firat- destination not later than January 8, when your paper comes.” Does that any more. amount of reading matter. Par1 class workman, and If you have any | 1900.________________ _ suggest to you what an acceptable tlcular attention is called to the I watch or jewelry repairing to do he HOGUE'S SPECIAL SALE. Christmas gift the ^BANNER would number of columns , of local and I A very pretty Christmas scene is will doit on very reasonable terms. Note the special prices for Saturday make to some absent friend or relative shown in Pierson & Son’s show win­ county news in this issue. ofilv, quoted by W. L. Hogue. They of youra, whom you would like to re­ dow. It has attracted much notice. certainly should prove attractive. member? �■ 1 * 2 — Hastings Banner. [DRAIN LAW STILL MUDDLED A young lady endowed with til* •' most sensitive nerves mentioned one J ; evening to a .fe’Jr friend.6 assembled to j her drawing room that she had a h -r I ASSYRIA. COOK BROS.. Editors. ror of the rc*e. "The perfume of ttu- J Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clelle Vanflower,’’ An id she, "gives me a .severe ( FORTY-NINTH YEAR. Auken Dec. 5 a girl. I SUPREME COURT'S RULING IN headache ami faintness.’’ The con ver- I satton was interrupted by the visit ->.r ! Mrs. John Tasker attended district I Saginaw case makes coun-. a fair friend who wore a rosebuu in I «»NK YEAK »1 00 Six MONTHS. 60 meeting at Diamondale last week. her headdress; Our fair h- rutoe turned' I 111KEi: .MONTHS' . ... .......I. 25 TY LAW doubtful The L. A. S. will meet with Rev. pa|e directly, tossed her arms aud foil EDtereU at th» j-ontollitx at fhudlbt^, Michl- and Mrs. Scott, Thursday. Dec.. 21. t gracefully to a swoon ui>ua the otto­ fan. an Mvoud els** mattrtr. Picnic dinner. ' man. "What a strange nervous suscept! RULING IN IONIA CASE ADVERTISING RATES. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Tompkins and I bitity: What a delicate mid impres­ Display adverttaaff. rulerktuniuhed on appll- Johnnie Augus. visited their uncle j oaUon. sionable organization cried the specHenry Augus and wife, at Charlotte. I Sustains County Drain Law in That tutors. "Fur mercy’s s#kv. madntn. g<) wiwrcTic a title. Average. of •m'VVu words 'to the Saturday and Sunday. away! Don't yuf. see’’that you haveHoc. . ' County. Should Be Test Lizzie Tasker returned home from I dtused this attn k?" •T?" replied the astonished lady. . Woodland Sunday. . Obituary, poet*) wort resolutions, SC a line. "Yes, of cuiirse it Is the perfume of Notices ot birth.*, deaths or marriages will be Tkere ha.*» been no ruling of the su­ tbe rosebud to your hair." printed tree as w>w» matter. . BOWENS MILLS. Eir’No,ximniunlttUk*i will tie i>ublt»*a4 md"Really, if it is so I will sacrifice tpe Jar any clrvtimkianees unless It !>car* tnr Died at bis liome in Wayland twp. preme court of this state directly in­ which I guilty flower, but-Judge batore you last Thursday of apoplexy A. ,D. volving the county drain law sentence. ’’ job printing. I Townley. He was one of the old set- was paired by the last legislature for The flower, detached from the Leadwveral counties including Barry Tn./ HvNXEK tins ane-ot chr t r-t tqutoped 1 tiers and a highlj' respected citizen. dress, was passed from baud to. hand j job ofH.v- In Wr<rrn .Mirftlgan, and is i»re<>ar^! I — county. Two eases have lately been to dn n-zrry kind 9* J"b printing* ~ । W. E. Bnwen, Burdett Briggs and among the spectators, but their sullci- । g T ’ “ i Chas. Baughman went to Orangeville decided by the supremo court but both tudc-soon gave way to a different euro- ■ fatal rbsebud wus an arti- i ’ The lawt legislature of lbw state wan; |Hht fi„t«nday night to attend Masonic of these are for special county drain tlon. acta! one applying to Saginaw county severely ceuauwi for passing a]*rimary • lodge. flelai one!—UhmIoii Leader. ' !S law 1... which .1.1.1, require^! tbe aueonsfu! nom­ A!th01IJ,|1 it r,lnK1 !„t sunni,,. only; the other to Ionia county alone. Why We H«.r One sided,Mea. {m inee to receive at k-ast it* per cent, of there were quite a good many who. In jtliv foilitj case, the court of lasl resort sustains tbe Ionia county law. 'j • Faculties must t* fXWb*--! or the* I ® the votes east .it the primary- election. turned out to the grange, at this place. Tin* case from county 11.In- ■ afll nut grow.. Nature’’!* too g »o-< :i:s I 3g iruui Saginaw nui-iimw couuiy These critic.- took pride in pointing to After -dinner • occured* tbe election of _L__,_______________ i___ ...i I ♦.» nlluM- (,« f:> - iUN’P UUy ' QI Wiworriin. which, hwl jnxt passed a otiicers ns follows: Master—C. II. J volves points that have lieen rained I economist to allow >:<• t > J ... . .by ... <>r function 'which we do not ffl the ... highest. court([faculty ' primary elect mu !itw im urged by Gov­ Baughman :■ Overseer—G. E Pieraqii: ;; but 4<n settled L ■ with) reference to the special county |I employ. , We cnn hnyO-just what, we ■ 5g ernor IsaFol'.ettv of-tlH* state, which Lecturer—F. O. Stukoe ; Chaplain—Q, i lose ami Gmt, will-constantly increase. , H for several i! erwryining gave the nomination to the candidate , h„ Jackson'; Secretary—Mrs. James i•. drain act 1passed last year Everything vw else wiu will to* gm.lunlly tnk- ii =? Si J .tronk S at the primaries ret^iviug the highest Jacksoni Trcaa.—James J.acxson-1 rountlr»inoludir>K Bkrry conqtj. The „„ number of votes, no matter d he re- ! steward-R. Oliver: Gate keeper—D. Saginaw couury law was i*assed in and powerful nn.i broad Just In jjyo I jal 11*03,1 and applies to that county only, iwrtluu to the extent and. healtbfutocNH . ceived but 10 pfer c4nt of the total I Haines: Assistant Steward-E. C. of the activity of his fneuliles. and It I W vote. The injustierf of permitting ' Knox; Lady Assistant Steward—Miss and the law passed thia, year guvening this land other counties was largely musr not be one sided, not an excreiHe gfi minorities to make 'nominations ought [ Rena Minar: Flora—Mrs. G. E. Pierof one or two 'faculties or one set of । SI to be apparent to any thoughtful j*r- j ; Panona.-Mijw Daisy Haines; modelled after the Saginaw law. In fhe Saginaw case Chas. Allwrt et faculties, or the man will topple over n son. It is now ven apparent to Gov. Ceres—Mrs. J. N. Hnbbard. Balance in life comes from tbe health- : KS . LaFollette. vvho has called the Wiscon- j ----- - -------------------- ■ ’ al. a4ked for a mandamus to compel j fnl exprcliro of all the faculties*. One I® sin legislature in special aexsion for the J RUTLAND CENTER. \ Count.y Drain CommiKSioner Gibeun I| reason why* we have so many one sld- | fl| men In this country Is because E peti- I special purpose of amending the pri- j ' W are pleased to head our items this to ,1a j a drain which had l»een» yew-Jed they pursue one Idea, exorcise uno I ® < tnary law of thnt state which was pas- | week with the fact that Flueilyn tibnef for under the old law. Giiwjn side of. their nature, and of course ■ jfl setl ln*t winter, so that it will require Burghduf and wife are. the proud par­ had refi&ed on two grounds. .... petition ....re. — I. Tin* did ..v» not show that they cannot retain tbcjr balance. This ! a majority of the votes east to nouii- • epta a of Imby'boy. Didn’t you notice one third ot the free bolder,, to 1« u"« "" rl,r" -I-1'11'1--' » nate. He suggests in his message to the papa's.broad smile? is-ereM tbo .npliewion a. re- They "»-y are ore . p»d thing tl.lnc tor r.rr the. the rare. n good rac«- I ■ I«i.laturo ™„r. n,d lut wrek llul fur ! EU, „,!«■«, Gnn l^« .pent . . . ,, . । but death to the Indivldnal who pur KJ 2”.!^. ’ ** Saginuw ( >i]e, hl, ^,IIy It„. „r | g reck ottlrer voted for nt tbe t.rnnnrie. I SohaB). Job„ Erw.y'v. cuuntv, tlie development of the all’nroun- j-S the voter shall Vute hia second, third , . ,, X . ,. . . ... choice; . John Foreman is working-cor Rsnkes 2 A majority of tbe member* of the i■ mnu.-O. .8. Mnnlen In Succc.<* Mags j Jg ami.... fourth and• even c fifth and .... , „ , i, > • 1 &■ waldorff in the city, i® township boards of the townships affect- ij slue. no candidate shall lie ilccluretl nomin- ■ ... ’ nted* unless he is (1) given an absolute j Miss T.izzie Wood aud son Earnest ed fayithe drain had not granted their ] consent as required by resolution of I majority and is clearly the choice, or ' in Middleville last week „ The value of German toys exported I 5 (2) the votes for him for first and • Mrs. John Erway sold 18 large geese the board ot supervisors under an act I {lasted in, 1WI, for Saginaw comity. . to foreign cdiiptrie>« last year was do : z secund-choice amount to majority, [to P. M. Blake thjs week, 'to J*i:t.7ft>.00i». of .vhirii the United 1 or 3) the votes given for bim/for: Judge Beach granted the mandamus on the ground that tbe law’s under j1 States, ns the principal cuatoiuer,. took 18 first second'and how- i others choices . about 8L<MK».00(> worth. Sonneberg h Z (suubinod amount to a I majority. The | school this week .... at ... tbe Durfee which the drain commissioner claimed {I the chief center of the Industry. The | ■ experiment in Wisconsin will be watch-1 house on account of Miss he should, act were void. j annual report of the chamber of corn- 8 • ed with interest It if conceded that 1 " igbtman s la-ing sick. He said that: r„of tbe Sonneberg district gives K i ____ metre 1. The legislature could not confer j the following scale of dally wng,-s 1 the greatest drawback to nominations j Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schill of N. at primary elections is j that of giving . Dakota who have been visiting rela- , legfelutiv* power on tbe board of suiw | paid to person* working on dolls and I minorities the chance to nominate, fives here the past few weeks expect J ervisors to paas tip? resolution in rela- I doll heads, the hours of lalior being 1 ton to ten and one-half: Male adults, • That privilege would certainly lie used | to start the last of this week for a trip j tton to '/majority of townships” etc. and'nlmsed. It is tbe part of wisdom l through eastern Canada to visit rela- j ~ The act of UKCI requiring the sig j 54 to Go cents: fenta]g adults, oil to 48 j cents; male youths, to 48 cent*; to provide against it if j-ossible. just • lives in Berlin and Toronto. natures of one third of free-holders to girls. 24 to 37 cents. Mwt of tbe hands I as Guv. LaFollette is attempting to do. ' Miss Laura Morgan is assisting Mrs. ** »»*«**. i« incapable of being carire paid* by the piece. the inen earn- 1 We hope he may have found the way • Jake DePriester With her house work, j ritnl oat ,uid 1,cnc<‘ void. Ing fn»n»* $t.ft> to $G. the women from . tu .doit !ur„«h,rz i» more pertain . vi.tted h» bother I ''n“ «»« rerenral Jotlm' FI.D2 to $3.W and the youths front 1 than tlmt tb.- ,.«<n.lv of .hr. »uu- ere ■KnMlk rrMm„ 01 1X)WhDg Sund Itetah of th. «m pruixwt.o., Thw . fl. . 10 . to . $2.40 . .i»cr week. On . piecework . determined, tu have-a fuir trial of the . held that the legislature could ileleg-ite ; muuc .s'riilcu males earn as hldi as l primary method. And what they! HIGH VCRtCT. the power tu boards of supervisors to and vx» -rt women up to $4.32 want to do" that they .will do. If the . : legislate in reference to local matters. , lilan can be safeguarded so as to shut !Jrnn'Minges ot Hastings was out I They! sustained Judge Beach on the. out the possibility of minority nomina-j to ; 3 ,arH‘ o,,e d,‘v Iast weeksecond point, on the ground that it Johnny-Tommy. lot's put «>ur pen,- ;■ tkms. the movement fur primary re- , Chaa Peck, Perry HaH andAndrew • was iiu|>u*sible io tell who was to lie ' Ules t »gotluT aiul buy ma n nice Christ- ’ form may lead to fairer nominations । "M vars assisted E. Philley with his bilrn amesM-d. mas present. just as the movement for the Austra- ' one day ia**t wtyk. Gratiot county has the same drain .Tommy-AH right. lian ballot has led tb fairer eUctions. ’ Little Elmer Robinson was bun quitei as Barry. A case was brought before “What shall It be?** --------------------------, I hiidly last week by falling on a lead I Judge Stone, of Grutiot. which involved ’“I guess wo had better get her a pad­ If those persons who are seemingly ■ ami running it in the roof of i the validity of the . comity drain law ded slipper.”—Texas Siftings. «Mlom,th.t^xe-.:.lt4„nb.bruaght:l'l"'no">h . I”0’ thl, reonty. Jadg., «fo»l in the ,r. m ,..-ni. t>t o< ' E. l-i.ill.-y i. on the »ick lint. 1Jr. Stun,-U,yla..a th,, law mv.lid. dam,A roast racking pig was formerly a Aunricait industrial atlair. until they | -MrUiiffin .visited him. one day Innt I i*’K'I111* il iutl-w—1 upon th, cuuuty favorite royal <lWi on Christmas day. . 11 can wcun. changt. in our present tariff ! week. drain eotritalseioni-r condition, which be Mays an English ningasliut- George IV. ' l«ws which they promiM will give na Frank Hendricks Hendrick, went went to tu ijwton i : i^awion ।.. *'. “ -rP™ihlV “"'h ■" requlrrag , r ; whs particularly fond of the head of a 1 more toren tr.de. wu.dd g.ee their onFrank >“ >» ■" j' racking'pig. .split. well seasoned and 1 >,u,iUM» uud tovi.it old Wood. !I ,h?*' ‘"'""J be the drainage district of any dram must deviled. time to devising ways and means of last week " [petition for a drain. Judge Stone handling the trade we now have, they Mis. dull. Philley i. working lor ;- -„laul „ino,l- ...... llult „„ ........ ,iroi„ ^UHUIOO.UUeomtninuun. - ----------'would lie laboring to a more practical Mrs. Colgrove in Hustings. A TIMELY TOPIC. ! er could tell until a Grain was surveyed purpose. The railroads of Michigan Mrs; M. Seeber returned from caring and laid out what persons could be in ।, At/tbis season of coughs and colds it I cannot half meet the demands upon : is well to know tbaLFolev’s Honey and 1 for her mother. Mrs. Gesler. of near the drainage district. In other words. I Tar T— in S_ the »U.. greatest ~__ ___• .1 ____ . and __ » .lung hL throat them for freight cars und most of the Cedar Creek last, week and received it was ataurd he declared to -require reined. It cnrepquickb* and prevents legitimate industries uf this state are per cent of the people interested tol "eriouS n'<inltMfrom a n»ld. For sale finding tiieir greatest vmbarru«<menl word .Sunday that her mother had W .igD . petition ror . dr»i». when i. ' Ar,hnrj<Slull,dl.„.i. passed away. Funeral Tuesday. in tilling the orders that now come, to Elmer Hathaway and family sj>ent could not possibly be determined that them. It is desirable that plans and provisions for the growth of American Sunday with Mrs. 11.’sparents Mr. und .t»y««n iuun.utlnn.il the ------was---------surveyed —--------------and laid--------= out.' Judge ;irr “nil the nr»t Friday in .lannarr unti) u trade in every pcssihle direction shall Mrs. Yeckley. v P; rn-sod at the >irv?:ina- nr»t ( tty HaturItanX Porter Smith returned Sunday from j' Stone also raised the ___ further point i| .;acn Saitinlay rw<iru«y n> In (prm»nrraiia Dcrrniher and uw the Rr»t Saturlie made, but it would be worse .than tbe.connty drain law foolish to risk the lotw'uf thu very Bnttlo Creek bud went to wwirt Mr. ,h"1 >*»' Town T-.w.-«. TreuMirrr. • foremost position iu the world trade of Umbarn orebnlta with b)a bunae work Roverning Gratiot and tbia county n. |_________________________ r™ at.: . .. . Well ■ ' well uh aw RPVPrulnthnr aeveral other mniitiM counties trnu was in. in- ' " "1 - ■ —- • through resort to experiments the this winter. consistent with the act. deplorable outcome of which we have M. Seeber while doing chores one Tbe supreme court’s decision in rhe reason to- fear even before they are day last weck^hurt his hand quite bad­ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Sagltpaw case would seem to knock entered npon.-Cadillac News. ly with the-tines of his pitch fork. Office over Pierson's Grocery. out Barry’s law, for if the inaw published every Tliur-dny forenoon tfasttogs MtoMran. \, ? al I iRRESPONDENCE. — HASTINGS BANNER. DECEMBER 13. 1W5 Is It Good Judgment to do your Christmas buying before ' you look over our large and complete fine of Holiday Goods? The Look Costs Nothing Hundreds of satisfied customers will tell you you.can save money Here each year. The fines are so large and the assortment so varied that .a description of the different fines is impossible. in a neat hex for Three Hemstitched 13080727 Others from 5c to 75c Open Evenings Until Christmas. ULU “SANTA CLAUS” vuld t have the least difficulty in making selections tor his annual trips'if he » lu come to our store: There is a timelines about oyr stock that shoppers a,n4.C'lr's'n'“s is no exception We’ve solved them.-: \\ HAT SHALL I BUY for many. We can Jo the same lor you. . space to enumerate all the nice things we have lor Christmas, but here arc . i Lias robbed sweep­ ing day of its terrors.anJ has done more to preserve woman’s health b and temper, to say . nothing of the pre­ servation of carpets and furniture, than all other agencies ’ combined. We sell the best made that’. BISSELS. A, D, Cadwallader's r? Governor Warner’s course in seeking to get the railroads of 3>ciligan to sell ths people of this state a mileage book that will l» an accommodation to^ the travelling public instead <4 an exas­ perating nuisance hits' received and merits the commendation of the press of the stat# without regard to party. And the railroad managers now see if they never did before that back- of the president is an overwhelming majority of the people of this nation who de­ mand that tbe government and not tbe railroads shall be the final authority in fixing railroad rates. ! requiring one third of free-' holders to 1m» assessed to sign the ]*•? At prayer meeting Thursday evening tition is incajiable of l»eihg carried Rev. Dolph will give the' report of the out, and the law isore void, district meeting held at Diamondale. certainly Barry countjfs legislation The supper held at George Hayman’s on that point, which uires 50 per by the L. A. S. was well attended, cent of the free hoi proceeds is still less capable o ing carried out, Mr. Hopkins from Bristol was at and it would seem thin decision preaching and class meeting Sunday. BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. Mr. Higdon, one of tbe old church We wish a ca*eErectly involving the members, is very poorly at this writ­ county drain laof 1905 which ining. cludcu Barry corffity might be carried tu tbe supreme rt and so settle the matter bey tation. But we be« lieve the inaw case practically settle* it n For Coughs and Colds There is a remedy over sixty years old —Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Of course you have heard of it,probably have used it. Once io rhe family, it stays; the one household remedy for coughs and hard colds on the chest. Ask your doctor aboutit. The uM»wige of the president has tbe true Roomveltian ring. It is still “the square deal for every man” that is the uppermost thought in his inipd. and the fullest purpose of bis heart. j The insurance grafter unuxt go along ! with the political grafwx. These are QUAI TRAP CORNERS. Mr. and Fmnk Ful J4ay Gould called on and wife Friday ’might, Stephen house one iris moved in Elmer Hart's y last week. was at Olivet last week on bind frosn W former’s ra. Thoa. Egner T returned r, Indiana, visiting tbe Mr. and re. Milan Andrei^B entertained relatives from Duck Lake a few days last week. Oliver Gould went to Buffalo Satur­ day visiting old friends and rela^vea The Chaeaman ;Bro*s. gave a', free dance at Kalama town hall la«t Tliprsday night with a good crowd. ers Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheuii its you crazy. Cant' bear the tone* ' yvi.r clothing. Doan’s ointment in» :l»e moei obstinate cases. Why HASTINGS. HIGH. No. M. M.M.—A 40 acre farm iu Cheyboygou county, soil gravelly loam, level, one-half improved 14 acres of timber, mostly hard maple, one acre orchard, good buildings and very cheap —might trade. No. 443—A farm of 30 acres, good sandy, gravel and clay loam and lays a little rolling and borders on a fin- lake. A good 8 room house and out buildings. Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. R F. D. and telephone line, 2*< miles from Hastings. Might trade. No. 440—A farm of 1^0 acres; 105 acres under plow, 35 acres of fine beech and maple limber. A tine large sugar bush. F inn stock and grain farm. Good buildings, including silo; barn is base­ ment 40x60. Fine location. No.44f>-^A farm of 120 acres; 115 acres improved, balance oak wood lot Ftos- fruit and plenty of it Fine large buildings. Soli is a tine clay loam. Near school and fine location. No. LLL—A farm of acres, 86 acres cleared and almost entirely free from stump# and stonee. Soil Is clay loam and sand loam, about one-half each, lays just a little rolling; 15 acres of (he land is 80 rods from the balance• timber was beech and maple; a tine Sri ng brook that never falls crosses e 81 acres, also the 15 acres, no waste* fences are good wire fences with good posts and all hog and tibeep tight; 3 acres of good apple orchard. Good framed house of 5 rooms sheeted out­ side a£d in an4 tilled with grout; tine tubular well at kitchen door, a beauti­ ful hard maple grove stands around tbe dwelling house, a line view of the care. Bam 30x40 framed, horse barn framed 16x3Q, cow bam framed 16x32 stone hen house that cost 8315, ice! house, wood house, shop, 2 corn swibs smoke house, 3 bog houses. Tdephdna station in hour j; average age of buiiti. ingr 1H ytt» s; ft) rods, from school; 1 miles from a railroad town of 300 in­ habitants and 6 miles from a railroad towu of 6,000 inhabitanta. > iOc Table Linens, Ribbons, Furs, Hosiery, Underwear, Sea Shells, Umbrellas, Bed 3507 Combs, Pillow Tops, Neckwear. Shirt Waists, Rugs. Curtains. Bed ’ Spreads. Every linee complets at the lowest possible prices \ ■C.ARPW It is stated that tbe democrats of Wisconsin will disregard the primary election law of that state and will call a state convention for the nomination of candidates, as usual, and will then seek to make their nominations legal by having the nominees of the conven­ tion accepted by a direct party vote. The Wisconsin democrats have oppos­ ed the primary election idea from its first introduction in that state, and evidently are not now willing to accept it either in letter or in spirit as a com­ pleted state law. i ‘ j! ; i YOUR WIFE or best girl would rippremn v of ’rt those Chafing .................................... or one of our nice Baking Dishes. They arc inrun and handsome, being nickie plated ahdinade We sell them at very reasonable prices chopVfrV'^tFi^eX?»9.olators'BREAD mixers, cake maker.-- i TERS*Fi?iSFH^TEE,,FYRc.S?,AJ.S^ ROBES, BLANKETS, LIGHT HARM , ■ SHEARS AND SCISSORS, GILLET'S SAFE TV K ' ’K.-. STAR* L<h RAZORS, ROBESON'S “SHUR EDGE' CVii.r.RI WATK KNlVFC^^L'e .?0AP STONES, GRANITE WARE, STOVES, sir. IK PLATE ns n^rt v?R.^;,SP00NS’ CARVING SETS, NUT CRACKS AM rCKs SHOT G ■ f\mt'i V ?>IJFYOLVERS' AMMUNITION (all kinds). OIL -STO' ES M' HEATS F RwFmSJl?5, CRUMB TRAYS; CARPENTkK S TOOLS. FAVORI u BASE BURNERS, HEAVY HARNESS. SAD IRONS NICKLE PLATED COFFEE ave become almoet k family AND TEA POTS. necessity. We have a fall line Always make desirable Christmas of them.' girta. We have a tine line of them Make yourself a present of some Ono of our bier Repair Outfits ought to I NGE thing you can use 365 days every 2i“21d“*‘e “ptMMt. For years It luu stood s- H,, S’?1 to tbe Cooking kuge world. Buy on. aud It will ■ ' . : iSSi.trf’ftSnKf" ”■W,,L *'AY n"1 ' dmt’wn, Q”?11??* Present* come and «»ee u» We have many other thin-, that, would make deatrahle gifts. • • ■ HARDWARE KAIERS, IASTHKS MICH HI-115 Jt. STATE ST. GOODYEAR BROS s �HAOT1N(* b^nek. w... <s JCZEMI of Head te’ewl wi* S-alft Which fceied off jaiiDgHairwi’i' Them. (jlfllPYSITICURA wSiiW ci(! wi,fl ™ck Bair and C^an Scalp. [gfC IJf.iiDDlIBnt. njlr a, rd *ci p rrc . _। .. g’nfr1 i^gtewc ■ecks old when Tccainc covered ich would peel h- hair with it. ; aud be ns bad or said it was ‘ an oiutment, ^ttfcdcw, ..... nt. I washed and Cuticura ;bcd the scales .■ backend her : thick. She'is , old, aud has no CM*?, Iranistan . • cb.;!J, 1898. Cl'RE PERMANENT ?8. T903: *. Eczema very old you before, 1 Remedies wah ■. trs old, AUp ic attaint-: purest Of or.omical di-figuring, ■mg tw-alv, :n and •jcalp • of infanta idulu, ahd is other ri-mo F course I ,ou know BEST of everything) that goes 'in our line to n nake up a 1 good O we have-l he CHRISTMAS'STOCK We invite y'su to call (and select ivhat ' you may find that: suits you, and do no! forget that we have th'o CHRISTMAS GANDIES. and Christmas in farcy So-xes. Cigars CORRESPONDENCE. WRESTLING decemkek 13. UH... match WAS A DRAW nas^ilk. Mou<«lr.„d \Vihrco Wrertled Until Mr,. Hiram Coe went to Ornnd Midnight Who, the w„ I.oJ*e SuturtUy to vl.H l„r iUwhter Mrs. Salah Xoye,. “eclnrcj . braw. a C. Price. A. L. Xoye, and George Th., vmtlirg cuntMt T™^,. Disht toe wete at Woodbury th. l„t of St. Horc , hall brtinvu Bd. H,.t>'v,.. week ou businetw. ■r a„l Rex wita>n. ho,h ot thi, ci . Cheatar Hyde has his new house com­ The ntntch £ pleted ready for occupancy. tbrc. in tne andthrcngbont »„ a Mr. and Mra. Troxel started Mondav Knn'kmanlr on,-, the ot,„w ™, ' g“°a on their southern trip where they will 'rchng i>rcv.lli,w. spend the winter. Honvcniir won the Orrt f.|| j„ fonr • Earle Stanton has bought Sol Trox­ *nd a half minutes. Wilson r __ the aecond and third in won el's home of 13 acres; consideration eight and a lra|f aiK1 fcZ.tWO. two minutes respectively. Mrs Bert Dollar has been entertain­ For the fourth I toot thr contestant, ing relatives from Ohio. commenced b■horti, ’ _ ' aft,,, „.cJoi.k tai ‘“““‘I1'1' The funeral of Mrs. Charlae Furniss was held at the home of her wn Von a * "» “W‘ «• • M. though Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. J', « * th' ” WlWl“1 "U1 ot ''Kl» Rev. Tnthill officiating and the re­ mains were laid to rest in ’ Lake View NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Juhn Higdon ex|«-t. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Austin are entertaining their nephew Wilbur « farm nvar Harting, thi. Spring. Ml,. Chariot!.. Fri­ AusMn and family of Trego, Iowa. Mr. and Mr?. B. B. Downing enter­ day to rt»n,l a two w,»k, vacation. Th. Miaw. o n . Mmlga. Mary py.. tained their son Don of Ghand Rapids, Thanksgiving. grim and Urtti. Newton ware at Haw­ Miss Emily Fish haa again entered ing. Saturday attending th. Trarlwn Awc-iatiou. the employ of H..C, Glaaner. personal mention. 1 Mrs. c. H. Barber Rapiife Monday. Rev. Archie Soule. Di.moudrte? “ *“ lhc citT on burton. MoinUy. J- W. Wing will Ircv., next week to apend the holidays with Cass Co friends. Mr. Jonathan Hall and wife of St. Paul. Minn.; spent Monday with Lee Matthews and fajnily. K?v. 11. H. VanAukt-n went to KaiamarxKi yeeierday to visit an old friend who is confined nt thte asylum, • Rev. Ralph Wootoii, of Al mA. was >n the city Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mm. Morris Wocton. M. Wilford Hicke went to Grand Rapids yesterday to take IMirt :p the election of n Bishop Coadjutor, who will assist Bishop Gillespie who is growing old , A pleasant evening was spent Friday with Wesley Patterson, it being his 13th’ birthday. The Miww* Atnlier Crusoe and Blanche Bidelman attended the Lecture coutm’ at Hastings Friday evening. MORGAN. Rev. W. A. Miller and wife returned home from Belding Wednesday after a week’s almence.__ Our assortment of goods for the Holiday Season this year is. the best and most complete we have ever shown. Special pains have been taken-to select a large va­ riety of useful and beautiful GIFTS and we feel that our efforts have been crowned with success. We are sure if you do your Christmas shopping here, you will be more than delighted with the assort­ ments and prices we can show you. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wood went to Albion Thursday for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goucher. They will visit his brothers in Char­ lotte before returning home. W. H. Schantz will'go to Chicago Thursday where he will act as judge of the sheep department at the Inter­ Mr. Wood of Rntlan,! virtted her national Live Slock Show. This is Aaron Brigham whs at Hillstlale last claughl,.r Mr. Freak Tobia. Srtnnlay bis fifth consecutive y^aratthat work. week visiting relative*. . will Sunday and b now virtling another Jam<A Lampmsh went tv Ann Arbor Mr«. Henry ’ Gearban visiting MK J. DePrinrcr ot BaIHmorc. Monday morning and .will go to the Fowler friends this week the L. A. S. of the X. Evangelical University hospital, where ;he will he Rated] Marble ha*, been sick the church meet, with Rev. Idar-hall operated upon for appendicitis from past week with tonsilitis. Tbmwlay fov dinner. Baaket dinner. which he has suffered two or three Mis*, l^nh Huiiimid is home from Havld Tull, went to ClArter Monday Grand Rapids, .on Inuinem. CREEK STREETPhilip’Giiriirger has height the 4t.» Word received from -L. E. Mtrdg.-. Renn Bidolman from ucres-ut Mtti. Clever north.of this vil­ who left tjere week ’.Vedneidny fur School last week 01 lage. eonsidei>tidn $1 UM>. Cuba, stated th.;t he did not k-ave We are having fine weather for De­ Jacksonville. Florida, until this week Burn to Will Cramer and wife Wednesday, as :»•!>• are but two boats cember. 2f. a 61b daughter. a week leaving th.* Amcncan shorn tor Chas. Bidelman and family spent Havana.. > ' QUIMBY. Henry lAtthoiiae and sifter Mrs. C. Thanksgiving with then daughu r Born t«» Mr. and Mn*. Wm. Cramer J. Cl^rkp/sf Bridge• Street spent Tues- Mrs. C- L. Lewis. a «'• pound girl. . Several from this place attended day with their -dster Mrs. Helen • Th? L. A. S. which met with Mrs. Charlton. meeting at Morgan Sunday night. Bert Striker of HasitngsSaturday Dee. < has, and Will Bidelman thrashed !» was well attended coUoction ¥8.25. BALTIMORE CENTER. buckwheat for C. Clark <me day last Mr. Reisir hk* moved from Mr. Quite a number of people from here attended tbe Smith-Walldorfi wedding Aaron Durfee's a rarm sbnthweat which occurred at Hartings Wedresday <>f Itowling. evening. The bride was a former resiPhillip Schneider moyisl hi» go**!* uent of thia plac*- and a higby la*t Friday tu Otsego, where he is ed young Imly. fireman in one of the paper mills. Mias Traut“ it tended tbe Teahers In­ Mr. and Mrs. Menro Briggs are en­ stitute at Hastings Saturday. tertaining a brother from the northern ANNOUNCEMENT ■week. . ‘ Born to Albert Miller and wife De­ cember 1 a daughter. • Sam Bibvlman and Alfred Wilkins an' cutting wood for Walter Bidelman'. Fred Gamble and family spent Sun­ din with Chas. Bidelman. James Mosher and daughter Hazel l»rt of the stat?. spent Sunday with Will Cramer and A numler frean oer street are at­ family. tending meetings i^eld at the Weeks school house by Rev. Baldwin of BanLAKE VIEW. fiel<L . Fheif are meeting* at tbe Martin . Chaa. Gurham and family Visited his ; Corners this week. ’ brother Wm. Gorhmn north of Hast­ Mr. and Mix Chat les Smith tpeni ings last Friday. Fridhy at her parents of Woodland. Last Thursday a large crowd met at Or?n Rockwell of Hastings and Mrs the home of Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Gor­ Merritt of. Bridge spent Sunday ham with the L. A, .4. After pa'.lAkRockwell and family iug of a lonntifid 'dinner pr?i«ml by with (' C3udde' , Mead and wife spent Sunday the hostess, *a finj program was carried out. Thom*.front 'a.distaure were Mr* with hte brother Merrit and family. Mn and Mrs. Adkins wer<> in Ha-t ings. ;lne*day and Wednesday or tnisiiiea*. . A numlier from hvreattende<l church Mr. arid Sirs'. Fancher returned from Bryans from ^Hickory' Corners. Hev . and Mrs. Baldwin ami Miss Bellinger at the Schlappi Sunday evening. their visit Monday evening. of patifield Mr. and Mrs. Traver of W. $. 4Vdkihs received a severe tut Clpb i’bur at • next meeting EAST BALTIMORE. in his fqrchead last Friday p. tn. announced later. 'Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Fry took dinner which was du? to hi* ax coming in with the former’s *i*»ter Mrs. David contact with tbe clothe* line. Kuush • '. NORTHEAST IRVING. George JBurgett has moved into S. Vernon Hammond and daughter Wm. Brew h.t5 reeon red so as 30 1* Gertrude spent Friday and Saturday B. Preston'* house one half mile south out again. with his sister Mrs. Carrie Babcock. of Morgan. E. E. Cairns jvieited. relatives at Clarence Houghtalin is at this writ­ William Elliott spent Sunday at Wl’litl. DEFORMITIES. ing lie better but rather on the decline, Cressy the last of tbe week. David Aspinali’s Meetings clmed at the Brew ^school but with houmi chance for recovery. Mn. Belle Hoffman returned ^home Blood, hou-e organizing an Apuetolic Holiness S&tnruay after spending a week in WELCOME CORNERS. church, with eight .member.*. Cressey with , her brother Burdette BATHS OF ALL KINDS Mr. and Mrsj'-S. R- Edwards spent Oliver Toby returned from the north. Babcock. — Mtnen for | Train­ last week at GMeabui^. Al McIntyre land son* Claud returned Welley Kidder rejoices to know he —• Addreasl Room from a R-w-days visit at Grand Rapids. O. L. Spence* lost a valuable cow haw h new drive wall. THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, Monday. •. Charley McMannis wax at Hastings Mrs. Alice MiClenuthen gave an adJ»ck«on Michigan I Fred Oppy spent Saturday and Sun­ dp's* in the interest of the rescue work on busines* Saturday. in Grand Rapid* at] tlie Br»*w school day in Woodland. ' Mrs Mary Johnson spent a few days A number ot the young jieople boose which was listened to with with her parents Mr. and MRv. Beach. -nrprised Leo. Fisker Saturday night. great* interest. fcrcAHdreJfo o; Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Warner spent A Fine Assortment of Bed Christmas Handkerchiefs, A < Beautiful Line. Plain 90c to $3.50 Christmas Linens, inrlnding ta­ ble lineiiHv’^tApkiiiH. lunch cloths, tray Gilt ami Pearl Necklp-ccs. Belt Buckles, Hat Pins, etc. Hand Bags, new ami up to-date, 25c to $2.00. cloths, doilies etc. Rugn, Gloves, Laundry Bags, Hose Supporters. Neckwear, etc. Roger-and Gilletts Soap and Toilet Water. Coats and Furs. 200 bolts beautiful Ribbons, Silk Skirts black and colon* $5.00. Jap­ anese and Antimony Trays. Suit, case® $1.25 to $4.00. New Belta, Fancy Cuehions, Hair] Receivers, Bon honiers. Dress Goods. Trimmings, Wool and Cotton Blankets, Fascinators, etc. Infant's Coats and Knit Goods. Hand-Made “Mikado” Turnovers, Direct From Japan 25c to 75c. Do Your Christmas Shopping Early. A New Line of Fans. MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE CO niOERN TREATMENTS KIND OF PRICES. We are justly proud of our efforts in, assembling together the most handsome and well made stock of Furniture <>v>er shown in Hastings and vicinity. Ours is the Ideal Place for the Selection of Holiday Presents' Wp are offering you everything that the mincfcah conceive or wish for in the way of Handsome Furniture. Carpets, linoleums dr Rugs. - fOlEYSHONEI^ See our beautifuldine of ladies writing desks ih price from $3.98 to $15.00. Sunday at Mr. Walton’s. EAST ASSYRIA. Emery Fruin was in OFFICERS. F. 6GOD?E*H. President. D H. 6. HAYES, Assistant Cashier. HAVES. Cashier. A big assortment of com­ bination book cases at from $10.00 to $35.00. More Rocking Chairs than you ever saw at once, in price from 95c to $45.00. Roy Hill of Battle Creek was a guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Hill te one of series re useful ie right. FOOD CUTZORS, LERY. LVER >ICKS, • AND p line), Kalamt> last Friday. Mr. and Mn*. Claude Nclion of Knlamo were guests at A. J. Palmer'* one day last week. President. over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Engene. Vedder and little daughUT Bernice spent last week in Kaiamaztsi visiting friends and rel­ SAVINGS BOOK. atives there. tf. H. Hoyt, of Cashion. Oklahoma who is making an extended visit here in aerioesly ill at the home of his*broth­ er-in-law W. E. Fenn and wife. Issued by this bank 'will be the most sensible Christmas Pres The wife would ent-you can make to the boys and girls her own name. appreciate one with a nice little deposit One dollar opens an account. 3 per cent interest compounded Mrs. Glenn* Boutwell and children of ; 'Lansing were ghests of her sisters Mrs. A. J. Palmer and Mn*. Bert Wood last Rugs, all kinds 85c to $30.00. i week. ■ : Masters Muri and Niles Vedder spent last week visiting their' Uncle Chas, redder and family near Battle Creek. Lots of Couches from $4.50 to $50.00. COBB'S CORNERS. semi-annually. Elmer Ingram and family of Hastings spent Sundav at Oeo- Ihgram’w. John Kroncwitter and wife of Hast­ ings are visiting their son William for HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY the present. Fred Cunningham has his bouse moved on the wall and is living Jn NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY the same. Mrc. Roy Hutchinson ot Harting, ia rlrtting at Goo. Hntchinwn'a Mr. and Mni. William Kronewitter go to Grand Rapid. Jtomorrow; to at­ tend Bute Grange which i. to be held ELF In directors. H LOMBARD, JOIN F. GOODYEAR. W. D. HATES, F. 0. PUTT, R. K. SMIT, CLEMBT SMITH, I there thi. week. W. H. CHASE. I _ _____ We meet anybody's price on book. at Mulholland's FURNITURE CORNERS Miller & Harris Furniture Co . .. Hastings. - Midwan. �HASIlJIlib HA.NNKK. DBCEMBEII 18, Christmas Comfort • ! HELD AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING , at hiqh school room ' SATURDAY. 1 WAS VERY LARGE- . Coin tn. .1. c . F.nwe. in-", ..Miumid Tr.titiina lu tbe tiKirtcl ScbixiL ’ Frol.Grurv* zoo x’u’rnwi* 1 G'‘orK’ Wain "aU’- "! I Fall line of Suit Cases. Bags. Trunks and Telescopes, v । Any one of them would make a fine XMAS present. ( When, you buy here you get goods that are KIGHT. / I' GREAT REDUCTION SALE FOR SATURDAY • DECEMBER 16th 1905 FOR ONE DAY ONLY All Prints will go at 5c per yard. Outing flannel from 5c to Sc. Sheeting at wholesale prices. Vnderwear at wholesale prices. Duck (’oatu 25 per cent off. Mackinaw Coats 35 per cent off. Over Cdata 25 per cent off. Hain Coats 25 per cent off. All Shoes 25 per cent oil. Wool Bopts and Rubbers at yonr own price. Groceries as cheap as the cheapest. b bars Swift’s Pride Soap tor 25c. Best Crackers per pound 7c■ Don’t forget the time and place. Bring us your Butter and Eggs. Hogue’s Cash Store 127 Jefferson Street Phone 151 Hastings, Mich. Groceries Groceries Flour and Feed Olivet College Glee Club year JI «■» Hutiw. max,mu,„ «ml minimum rat™ in j . High Scboul, toward the Jin-ort of the needs them to keep on with the i case uf dispute. splendid progress she has made during j A system of examination of railroad i AJdre«."lli?Almof Education.” Stale Snpt. tlie la!,t lWo Veo)®accounts by national examiners. . ; p. H. geii.-y. . : Tbe federal impervlaion of all inter- Report o| Xonihiatinx < omuiitu* arid El«“-iloti ' 'y .1 TV/ 1 state insurance companies, whether < or Qffirer*. linefraternal or tenevuleut in । The president in his address made a f । J strong plea fora more effectual 'organ- | * nizatiod ck the teaching forces. At I '' present the association has a rather ' loose organization ’ and the princiiipl 1 work acrotuphkhed is the annual pro- , . gram. Mr.j Chamberlin said • ’A viu-«-r ' ! federation our teachers would make f •»-; i'ossible the dictation or at least sug­ gestion of polidies <»f highest-■ import-1lance, it would safeguard the election ■: and apjMiirttment of officers to educaI tional offices on a basis ot merit rather | ; than policies, it would raise the.bland-1 ard of teachers ami teaching and also । 1 salaries; it would make it possible in , conjunction with other counties to j 1 secure more favorable school legislation j Let us mak« use of for the advantage of | | our professiob. what every trade has I i found practical for ycarp, studiously i | avoiding the obnoxious features of the ; i labur union. j Mr. W. T.' Wallace rendered iii a j i most pleaaiqg manner a vocal solo, ac­ ! companied by Miss Edith Lombard. 1 was the Week Before Christmas ‘ Y folk* act fussy novrwljp— I can’t tell vriud 15 on. M HWhil bu»dl» come when I **» gunr i An'il I touch a clo*et door Or hunt for |4aything» anywhere Somebody 'run*scrod-the floor And up I "ntunril $u in -there I “ My »u*e[_lalk* a heap with ma. ' Mira Peckham in a fine paiwr set । forU? the aim aud purposes ' of the Countj- Noranri class. She went into the history of the normal movementand exvleintd ta some dataV. tbe variocs things axtempUxL •The Normal 'from an ex-stndeut-'s standpoint was splendidly disetured by Miss'Grace Giddings. Grace is a tine example of just what our schools can ' do for j-otmgSpeople, if they but put i into their work . the hbnest effort she j di«l. It is counting strong for her-snetress now. Don’t Miss It Want Adv 1 cent a word bo"gb“he^ A law requiring candidates fqrfeder: al oftirex to publish a list of all wntri’rations to their respective campaign : flnnds. and prohibiting corporations flrum contributing. ■ A federal investigation into tiie em’ ploy meut of women and children. , The addition vf otic warship per year to the navy. No change in the Chiiieae exclnsion law excepljk provision offering en. cuuragrtnent to the tatter claws to come here. ; Free trade fur the Philippines The fortification of Hawaii. An appropriation ot $10,tXM),<JU0 to i nan re the RjHsxliest poaaihle construc­ tion of the Panama canal. Tire luimiMiou of Oklahoma and In­ dian Territory aa ene state, as well a? New Mexico and Arixonia A law tu accommodate currency sys­ ‘ tem to M-uwm's changing demands ; A federal bureau of naturalization. ' Revision of the pure food and copy• right laws. i Pensions for those- in life-saving Fadml care ot Uw giarrw ol eia.1,4; prate death BANFIELD CHURCH NOTES. , Every one watch out ‘for the date of j the Banfield Epworth league concert i which will l« given'wtie time between I Xmas and New Year’s.’ j 1 ’ i Tuesday evening n donation will i« ' given at Dr. Cooper’s Hall. Proceeds for the church. Everyone come. A • good supper. All Leaguers who wish to be loyal 1 should have one of the new Epworth Lcagne pins. If you are not a member join and then have one. Sunday morning we were favored , with a duet by Mr. and M fa. F. Doty. ' "HAVr, TOP REKNJzJOKrSG?” There'* package* behind tbe bed In ma'» room. When 1 found them there An’ now titey'rc gone; but there's a lot Of bundles in the cellar, though. Although the cold wind howled Suriday night there-, were about fifty at League. And all enjoyed a great treat from Rev. Charles Pahnatier Rev. Baldwin is to lead next time everyone t come. ■ AU Tememlier the concert. The exact I'date will be announced, latter. Watch j for it. Ma h>de. things from my daer—yea. An' *u1«: shr hides things from ma. A»‘ both of them hide that from pa I There's ntnepm poked behind the books, Bat pa he’» gone an’ turned the lock: Lika eotneptn', hid behind the clock. tion. My folks ecl* tunny—I can't tac . Prof. Geo. Waitt* of the . Western I j same disease. Why they il.ould ellarffn;* CTei’-.Fung Normal gave two addresses, on | An' pick tcric errand out for tse TIICQn A Y CVI- ntP OR The Cemetery Circle at Jessie Ris- •‘Manual Training in the District Whenever luey hear our bell ring; lULuUnl L I Lj UlUi ZOi bridger’swas well attended. The next School." Mr. -Waite is an enthusiastic j j meeting will be with Mrs. Eva Bristol manual training teacher who sees the the first Tuesday in January. value of his kind of work in its rela­ Wbetew 1 aa» lUned now Hear the latest Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Merrill anticipate tion to other school subjects as well as things sung by a - W. D. 1'iediit m Chicago Tribune. spending the holidays with relatives in hand training. Tbe many valuable jolly bunch of suggestions given by Mr. Waite should i in Ohio. College boys. Mr. Wheelock of Battle Creek was give incentive to this kind of school Some rnlu at different times laid work. A beautiful collection of work, at his farm here tbe past week. done in the Kalamazoo schools was iagbt and shower? ot hail, with Inter­ AdmiSSIOn 25c. ' AIr- and.Mrs. Fred Bristol have been exhibited by Prat Waite and was of vals of fair starlight. This morning at Reserved Seats 35c. ! visiting relatives in Battle Creek for great interest io the teachers. day we were saluted by our party un­ der our winders, a Shout and a Song. Tiie last speaker upon the program Seats on sale at Heath ■r^* After breakfast we divided our tobac­ r>iruaih ’ « Grandma Butler s funeral was held wm State Bupt. Patrick H. Kelley. &varvem S. co, whlc^t a mounted 2 Carrots, one half , ; at Lacay church Tuesday, interment in While it ia somewhat difficult to out­ we gave to the party-who used Tobac­ ! Joy cemetery. M line in brief compose what be said, Mr. co, those who did not we gave a Hand­ i George Munger and family spent Kelley certainly lived up to his repu­ kerchief as a present. The ttay proved I Sunday at Lacey. tation in inspiring Draughts, liberally showery ail day. tbe Inda. left us this ! Otis Risbridger returned last week interspersed with Irish wit and anec­ evening, all our party moved Into their we dried some of our wet goods. Plenty of music during to his home in Indiana. His aunt Mrs. | dote. "To make better citizens is the huts,, I received a present of a Fleese Hoethe entertainment. Not Ranke, .ocompuued h;m for a purpose of the school. The education ery (fleece hosiery!, vest, draws & that fails to do it is unworthy the Socks of Copt. Lewis, pr Mockersomi a dull minute while it "hort Ti!,1L name. Education must teach trays and of Whitehouse, a small Indian basket lasts. Austin Ferris came near lieing _______________________ - suffocated in a cement cistern be had girls to think." He only talked 80 of Guterich (Goodrich) & 2 Dox wea­ minntefi, but his talk paid for any effort ।sels tales of the Squar of Khabono & Built for Jessie Risbridger. Mr. R. some black roots of tbe Indians. Our • had put a lot of coals to dry it out made to hear it. to day consisted of port- Elk The nominating committee selected Dinner : J which formed gas. Help was secured boiled, split fish & some roots, u bad the following officers ; ( Tm D A |M| |M| J3 ; to get him out, and tbe Doctor said be Christmas dinner,*’ warm day.—From Pre?. , Prin. Don Putnam, Middle­ “Newly Discovered Personal' Records ■ ■ Jr ® OX lw 1^ Gaw would not have lived 5minutes longer. | had be remained iu tbe cistern. rille. । of Lewis aud Clark.” Vice Prea Supt ft. H. Bennett. - Mr. Conklin sold a couple of swamp Free will 1K not the liberty to do •' j oaks recently that brought hi m $80.00 Nashville. whatever on? likes, but the jrawrr of See’y.. Miss Grace Hills, Irving, 1 a piece. Mr. Lombard of Hastings Treas., Prin. E. J. Edger, Hastings, 'doing whatever one sees ought to The report was ar >pted. In’the absence 'done even tn tbe face of otherwise overwhelming Impulse. There lies freedom Indeed. REED’S OPERA HOUSE FORCEFUL AND WISE STATE PAPER And right here we wish to express The regulation; uf railroads, private 1 the hope that the city council limy j var refrigerator line and terminal ; prepare very soon ;o ask the citizens i tWporHtjims hy a reorganized inter­ • of Hasting'* to -express their eenti- J hfate commerce commission v»r a new Imentson th-question of public >i<l | administrative .body', with power to I Comm. J.. C. Ketcham gave an able j j exposition of the new school law. what i j it is. how it is being enforced and its We always keep a clean, fresh, up-to-date litre of । success. Much interest was evidenced Groceries and sell them on a very small margin. Come by the teachers in thiadiscmAion as all I and give us a trial. We are agents for the Int-rnational had had their diflicultiea. The nnStock and Poultry Food. Bring us your butter and i animous convictioii seemed to be that , eggu. (let your tickets on your cash purchases. , this legislation is a winner, most of 1 I the teachers* reporting fine increases | I in attendance. ■ groceries, mvvisions, The work uf the sixth and seventh , CROCKERY, FLOUR and FEED. 1 grades of "our city ’. schools under the j Phone 37. The Croeers. I direction of our teacher of music was j I fine. Every patron should have bearJ * Don’t forget the famous Palacine Oil sold only by us. i it. We would not hear any complaint i ! against music but demand that every | child lie given it 5'iss Brumm ia hard i to beat in her^specialtics. GRANGE HALL CORNERS. In the afternoon besides the teauti- j ’ Winford VanSycle, youngest son fully rendered solo by Mrs. James j I of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram VanSvcle aged Troxel, accompanied by Miss Elsie I j about 20 years died last Friday even* Wetzel, and the two big guns of the; I ing of appendicitis. He was sick only occasion Supt Flanegan. of Middle- j about a week. The funeral was held rille, proceeded to play the C-ommis- . ' Sunday at Bedford, and was largely siun’s report on H. 8. courses and in- j I attended. The parents and brothers cidentally the President of thoareocia-1 Onnif 9 CFI1T7 UUUfx fl* Otfl I A, ON RAILROAD RATE for Them In few towns tbesixe of Hastings are j the factories run sd steadily as are j Tariff Revision and GovernI interesting Papers. Splended Address those in this city. This lias been a.Opposes 1 ! good — -■»and ---- 1 protitahie —__xi.-Ll. year a!1 of kl.am thein- I1». meat Ownership ot Railroads i by Superintendent P. H Kel­ It tooh ? If 1906 1 other Rerom.eend.Hoo.. ley, of Lausing. The furniture buying m»j«ob will not j ! An unusually large number uf tencli- open till January; bot nil four of the ’ The President s mw appeared in ers and those interested in school work. woodworking •••'tablishments of thi* j the papers Wednesday morning too [ gathered at the High School last Satnr- city are looking with confidence to the j |nte fop comment, in the BANNER new year, and all have every reaeon tu'l whjch was printed that day. It was | day, the occasion being the meeting of expect a-hig business, judging from I rt wi<*v conservative, forceful docui the Barry County Teachers Associathv past and from the fact that this | JBent, and croati-d a very good im: tion. At the afternoon session about .260 wore’present. the most distant parts country was never so prosperous, as proaaion among bail cl asm.* anil alt part. ­ right now. The Wool Boot Co,, never iesof the county being well represented. We cannot his recommenda­ had so many or ho large orders for a The program presented was:— new year since they went to th* whole-, tions only state them briefly. We be­ Hong’by all prevent, led by-Comm. 3, C. sale trade as they have right now for Ketcham. . ■ lieve that back of every one of them, Invocation. it*\. Arthur Trott. Hix weeks behind 1UOO. The Seal Co. U' is m hix uenina particularly tb<n*e for railroad rate and ITenMent** Addrew. Hunt. A. W. < luunbeiiuln. IWMJ. Vocal Solo. Mf. W. T. Wallace. | qnlera. and’Manager Tyden is hustling corporation regulation, an-overwhelm­ i*a|H-r.-The Al;u <tf the t^ounty'Normal.” Ml» j ■ ~r....... ~ - I- ' ’---------. -i, ........ new ...... machines ... .... I, ■ llmt will u* 111 , tiantet Peek ham. 1 work on aome that ing majority of th**, people of this j Papen^r^^init^Nori^J rom^a ^btudeui - I gnjMtly jDCTea9e the output of that at- 1 country are with the. pns-ideot. Here ' Phone 314, Hastings, Mich. Be Very ^Busy LY ATTENDED. Don't Buy Until H See OUR LINE.« 14K."vte"JinJlSr.u11,u>.»l,h. W, H. MYERS &, SON, SHOWS NO SION OF WEAKENING GOT A HUSBAND? REGULATION. J. f. K<'irh»m.~ ■ BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR HASTINGS FACTORIES 1 Everything Indicates that 1906 WiB f COATS Aim PRESIDENT ROOSE VEIT’S MESSAGE ERS ASSOCIATION □*X,"nara,K’rt Is a Thing You Will Never Know Until You Get One of « elected secretary. pro tern- A cumm it tee was appointed by tbe chair to ; examine examine into iuio tbe inc suggestions of tbe । t at the Fem-nary ; ’ i lit *.mie .plb>m Oxfordshire. Eng­ ; laud. It wan the right of every niaidi kItviiue t » ii*ik the -hired man tiir a bit • 4 ivy tn trim she house. If he turned -j a deaf ear to her Importunities nr fop 1 tdif her n-tim-t >l»e would steal a pair . of bls bn-whe** anil nail them to the i gate in the yard or on the highway. • TJits wax Kup|Mj.:il ty debar him.from ■ nil privilege-; of t»u* mistletoe. Well, what a question. Of .course you have or you wouldn’t he reading this ad. are you going to do lo make his Chr.strnahappy? Take a look at our Christmas spread and see how nicely we can help you out All we have been learning these years about tickling men s fancies is at your service - What a happy man he II be who discovers his wife trying to hide a Morrill, Lambie & Co. Bundle -from his sight. The following are a lew ol the maiiy iWi. plete lines we have to select from. Bath Robes, House Coats, Neckwear. Kid Gloves, Fur Gloves, Mufflers. ’ Fancy Suspenders, Caps, Sweaters, Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, Umbrellas Pajamas, Night Robes, Suit Cases, Fancy Vests, Handkerchiefs, Dres$ Shirts Morrill, Lambic & Co Twenty-Five Roa sons FOR BUYING A HIGHSPEED Standard" Rotary Shuttle Two-in-One Sewing Machine' MAKES 175 STITCHES WHILE OTHER: Hhil V niiP DPA2flW ,orbu>’in* any other Machine, viz; R i, ) UnLl UHL nLnuUii cheaper. BUT there is more difference .in ( sssgaag±-js=:-yj^sar-^:ar.rssthe quality than in the prke. The ‘ Standard" Rotary holds 100 yards of No »»cutton. Bobbin more quickly wound The first stitch perfect without holding end- oYtbresd., The tension is released when taking out the goods . The tlnest goods are not drawn or puckered. I*ess noise than any other machine. r RUNS 75 Peu CKXT. LIGHTER THAN OLD >TYLi MACUl.X Is the most rapid sewer make® two motions ot the tread I*3 io. three ■ t other machines in sew ing the same fengtli seam. Tensions not changed by change of speed, site of thread tUi ! r.«\ goods nor length of stitch -what other machine can d ) u- m-.ic;.? .Most elastic stitch. Thread does not break when seam i* Dues not break thread when machine is run backward*. The ^Standard" Rotary Needle dips only once when making g : old style shuttle needles dip twice hence that much tr. stra::;; wear. . The “standard" Rotary Shuttle never stops when th* macliltxe ’ . alion. Old style shuttles start and -top twice tu each stitch- ; think of-ttK- extra strain and wear that this make'-* Tht st t j' Rotary Shuttle moves onward contluaomly withuiit . > Shorter needles used in lock-stitch machines therefore h~- i.ai >• . • . and skip stitches.* • Owing to the construction of the shuttle and rate, .the,noir/ th­ Ue always comes in proper relation to the loop, tn e r . freedom from stitch skipping. shuttle so constructed that it cannot hit the need!* hem . . ■ needles from this cause. Protection and packing of needle bar and construetion of tik» • ... , feed make lets liability to uil goods than in other m-tchm'w. Tbe face plate can be taken off by a thumb screw, thne enabiit ;- t ■ ; afor to ciean and oil the parts without displacing any .:?■< ' F<a»d motions all positive- no springs used hence machine v,: ■■ all thicknesses of goods and seam without “chewing'' the?. ■ t matter what me length of stitch. Will wi*ar twice as long as other lock-stitch machines. Every part is independent of every other purl, and can be. rep- >. u >'t a trifling cost Therefore you can keep a • Standard" Itotarv ■.: cally new a life time. Bran new set of attachments, selfiad justing, and fastened, to th. prefer bar in place of the foot. Stand wheel and treadle run on adjustable steel points, which in:-nn - th? easiest, smoothest bearings known to mechanic;-, and the wwei* *•••• a life-time. • . Bvnt woodwork of the finest construction aud i’nish koowt; <• '.art. Automatic keyless drawer and cover locks,- peculiar Jo the s; .’mD'c- An Extra Reason U that every “Standard” Kutary'm'kkes both ‘ Chain Stitch. ' - ■, । If you want something cheaper I have it made by the New Home Co. A nice 5 Drawer. Drop Head. Ball Bi.-fihg /Tachlne for $18.00. Call and be convinced. T. PHILLIPS The Sewing Machine Man. Christmas Is Almost Here | uWhat Shall I Give for Christmas?0 Let us help you solve the question. Below we enumerate a few of the beautiful thiujfo r a110 a-un ---- “ King, in many dlflerent pattern:,, also nr« ’.e? als*» ri\C^n -.f’~ T_OIra Our Ladies Set Rings in many different patterns. UM Mrt Rcng’’,5°C ”, ?5’00’ «•>>«■■ Pbin or engraved $4.50 1i 47 flfl n»z*h c ir Zu . 1, ‘ ■' n E a 8 eme Pt Bracelets, either plain or engraved. Jl.OQ MCI. t-.ne Fine l.nc lineof r>( Child CLUJ. R___ EZ Iron. L. X. tl .. $1.50. n r« X, , Filled r..„ , Fob,, fitted with U.IHI M, , Bracelet,. 75c Gold V ' y cl,Tnn“ndL ’“Pl’Ix’ Black Silk Fob, in , great variety of patterns. itterns. also the ree.d..- -^7 n M 3nA D,ckcn8 a,a,n“-,f™» K-50 i» $10.00. Gold and Gold Filled Cuff _____L.nLs. ___ 75t 10 "■« »»ortment of Hat r Pins. 50C tl ♦I$1.50. Gold rilled Filled Lorgnette Lorgnette Chaim Chants,. »with. i-J . uA ;luf<> i'-T 3".• MOW '■ nil rn C7 On C 'ft , ..... ,. so ,d gold ,l,d« -. 1/ $2.50 tl $7.00. Seth Thomas zn, Clocls. also Gilt Clock.. Fine Sterling -u.d J® from'11 00 «P. W’r' and many OthCT ,h'ng*’ N'“ Goi<i F'llea h0'*5""’•CUin< ‘nd Cf" ' ’ That Would Make Nice Christmas Presents- - GEORGE NEWTON,! JEWELER and OPTICIAN 1st door west of Chidester & Burtons. Hastings, Mich �HASTINGS HANN EK, OECEMBFK 13. 1IK15. ly/iat we say we do, we do 0006005300012148 15 MISSES SHORT COATS AT 12 PRICE 1-2 PRICE S. of course, the largest store in Hastings. Every department in the store is braced for the shock. are larger, finer, more carefully selected. Easy work for the gift-seeker who comes here for ideas. Stocks A Small Deposit. Will Fancy or Plain Holiday Handkerchiefs • cotton with hemstitched borders in pure while, Furs for Our prices on Furs limbed on embroidered in ten different designs. । ,,rn enibnoidered or hemstitched in dainty'patlerns. .<.■ linen etnU-oideredi in hemstitched or scolloped edges. 50c all lini-B or Swiss embroidered and lace trimmed. $1.50 French made »mbrofdered or tine lace trimmed. 365 invariably the lowest of any store in Hastings. We will show yqu th*} largest assortment and best qualities. In order to sell our Furs we are going to give you a dis count of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Coats. 10 per cent till Christmas. Christmas Neckwear Children’s Fur tjet* froth >linr Top* at..,............. ............. ■.tab i-.-fectp. colored t'nds at. n t J rained, very latest Styfear.. 15c 25c 25c ...... 50c 25c and 50c What in more appropriate than a good quality Bilk Petticoat. We have them in black, brown, navy blue or green, the very latest styles and quali­ ties guaranteed at * We have . about forty Ladies’ Coats left. Colors Tan, Castor, Navy, Brown, Black, all well made very latest styles, all sixes in some kind or other. In or­ der to have a cleap stock we will give you your .choice at a discount of 10 per cent $1.25 to $6.00 10c mstitched or embroidered edge. Ladies’ Silk Petticoats. Ladles vr Misses Scarfs invest designs from 1 Christmas Linens. $1.50 Io $12.00 Misses' and Children's Coats we have a large va­ riety uf these, all new styles and good qualities. Now is your chance to purchase a good Coat for the.Miss or the Baby. Yon can have your choibe now less InW'-tigate'these value* 10 percent. $1.00 to $30.00 1 Muffs the large (lai kind g ik» t’oiivy.-Fox orOppos- $1.25 25c 50c $4.00 $1.50 Towels tine Damask hemstitched or fringed at each Doilies Hue linen all shapes hemstitched oY fringed 2 ft Tray cloths linen or mercerized hew or hemstitched 23c Napkins all linen full s17.es all new.patterns J>er duz. Fl Table Damask extra choice line of patterns at per ym«s Pattern cloths froln M0 to 8-14. Napkins to match. Our Grocery Department is well stocked with all kinds of delicacies for the table, also a large assortment of Japanese China, Fancy Water Sets, Tea Sets, Salts and Peppers, Fancy Plates, Cracker Bowls and a thousand other little things, not high priced either, See our window displays then step inside and inspect our stock, we wont bore you to buy,"aJnd you know our guarantee. Phone WRIGHT BROS Al. C. Excursions. rices Are Easy to Quote but its Quality That Tells the Tale Qualities equal we are under sold by no oth er concern Value includes more than the prices Come in and see us, we will do our best to pleasq you c. w. CLARKE & CO “Quality Shoe Store. Local News PERSONAL MENTION A -Michigan train for Michigan j people, fast, comfortable and conven­ ient. Michigan tVntnil “Wolverine- ' F. R Pancoast ‘grinds his own lense*: luU/ * <!«.' going and coming and , Miss l.liih < Iriflin Wra a Grand Hapno- delay. At the Corner Jewelry it»ve* a whole day for liwuiem in New ids {visitor yesterday. Mrs. John Butler. ’of Charlotte, is Remember you cun buy ribbon's A Detroit 3:10 p. m.. arrive Buffalo 8:50 visiting her sister Mrs. Guy Havens. p. tn., arrives’Grand Central Station • Mi^rei Mabie Batson and Allie Barn■?iIks at very low prices, al Ironside New York. 'H:00‘ a. m The fastest ;• nm Wet|» Grand Rapid* visitors Saturand - Michael sale iMgimnng Friday, train m America. iday. ' . Iabc. 13th. , •Jtb nanntil International Live stock | Will Dawson, of Ann Arlwr. was the Why not patruuixe Busby Brc^ exposition. Chicago. HL Dec. gm st of relative* and friends the r-nst barber shop' Everything new. neat For his occasion a'r-te nf ^6.83 for tbe week.; and first class and all work guaranteed, i round trip will be given. Date* of sale • Mm E. C. Russ and daughter Miss satisfactory. Dec. Id. I«,I Hand 19. Limit for reDo nut.send away for your GlasM-s trtrr. Dec. 24 inclusive. A coach excur­ Mabel were Grand Rapids visitors Monday. Pancoast can grind them while you sion will tie run on Dec. 2$>th the round Dr. E. F. Partello, vf Middleville, wait, at tbe Corner Jewelry Store. trip fare on this date will be $4.85. F. R . Pancoast, j Return limit will be Dec. 23‘nl. WHS the guest at H. Martin’* Thurs­ day of last freck. S. A. Crowell, mention of whose | Holiday excursions to Canada. ' One Mrs. Homer Ingram expects to leave leaving the city was made last week. . first class limited fare lor the round today for a few weeks visit with friends is in Chicago, where he has a good ; trip will lie given. Dates of sale. position with the Spaulding Mann- i Dec, |4—13—bi and 17th.’ Return lim­ in Grand Rapid*. Herbert Wright, of Grand Rapids, factwring Co. it leaving dwitinatiun not later than was the guest of E. J. ■ Martin a few Wright Bros, have two very apuro- dairy. 6. Ort. Inquire at ticket office days of liwt week. priate Christmas windows. In the first for further information. • Mrs 1. Hendershott and daughter Santa is riding in h sleigh, in the • Holiday rates for Christmas and other -a lx>y is sliding down hill while New Years will lie one and one third iliss Clara'bave returned from an ex­ a snow storm is raging ahout him. fare for the round trip. Dates of sale 1 tended visitwith Chicago relatives. Hastings. Mich. Vine is doing the commericnl .work and Rev. S. B. Crandall ha- tin- His­ tory until the. Holidays. It is .very 'hard to get a teacher who can teach I successfuHy these -branches, although tbe. Board of Education has made re­ . ;«ntud attempt*. THE ' ____________ ;__ u HIGH SCHOOL NOTES CREDITABLE EXHIBITS OF ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY WORK IN THE DIFFER­ ENT OR ADES Elwood Barnhart'. Young NEW BOOKS FOR SCHOOL 1 Mau of About 20, Taken on Ser­ ious Charge. LIBRARY Elw*» 1 Barnhart, a young’ man. of abou 1^20 was.arrested Friday charged No New Tcrcher Yet For Department - with larceny from the room .of John Fuller who lives over tbe BANNER of History and Commer­ ■ office. Mr. Fuller bad been missing . various articles and suspected young cial Work. Hamharu He was arretted Friday Jas. Kaph of-Fremont Ohio gave' the evening .and confessed his crime when Commercial geography class a very in- I faced with the evidence Sheriff FurnTss terestlng talk last week on “Oil and tuui accumulated. He lias a bad record Oil Wells in Ohio." • in Battle Creek ns *'<>11, as here. He A luck ground of carjiet matting has was taken before Jur' Bishop“ Monbeen placed in the. lower hall of the day.tin1 larceny case □ itwed and re- ' main building just above the wainscot: arrested for burglary will have his where the pupils of the M isses Hamp­ examination before Justice Bishop ton. GraJ and Matthews rooms have a next Saturday. . , very creditable exhibit of 'different 'kinds of work. In the Manual Train­ ing room in tbe basement another ANNOUNCEMENTS hack ground ba* a display of the work of this*department: white the little old library ix-.m luv lxwn alnllarly »r11H. ..H1Wclub:'will ranged tor an exhibit of Misses Brumm i lnoct jn Baptist church parlors Deand Shear’s Mnsiv aud Drawing prod- cembnr 15. j 23, Jan.. 1. a fotmer liveryman i». 24. .1. 25, -•>, 30 •*> and nuu 31 •»! and <•*>.. vmu • . |, Del izc, Merchant,.............. .'■Return limit will lie January! hare lait now a resident of Barryton -1 Inquire at ticket office fur par- Mecosta county is visitjng_old 1 fiend* in thi--city. _ , . 1------------ -y— s” ticnlHFs.‘ • Michigan State Teachers Assn. f _ Mn>.“W *R.‘;C<xjk. Mrs.~W- ^*Frank Hams and Lansing Mich., Dec. 27, 29 ’UY One Chidester. “ _ Mrs. fare plus 23 cents for the round trip is : Mnc Anna Mason were in Grand RapThe American Express Co. forwards authorized. Dates of sale Dec. 2ff 27. j itl<Monday.Z ZL1----- —- ■ ■ ■— Christian Endeavor at tbe Presby­ parcels to all parts of the world with 28. Limit for return Dec. 30th. This j The second year. Germkn people are ,terian church next Bunday evening. q Edmunds, of Banfleld, was safety and dispatrh’at the lowest rates. rate applies only via Michigan Cen-' in cjty yesterday en route for reading “St.George” a sketch of north Topic “What our Denomination stands Bring in your Christmas packages traL Grand Rapid*, where Mrs. Edmunds is :’German life. for”: leader Mrs. VanAuken. early. Have them plainly addressed W. 8. Barron Agt. j ill in a hospital. ~— -wr A large number of High students Next meeting of Hastings Chapter with street and numlier to assure prompt । “"Eli Rose, wife and children of Dry­ attended the teachers' ineeting Sat nr- I No. 7. O. E. 8. Tuesday evening Dedelivery. day. Mr. Ketcham wishes that all cemlier 19th. PRETTY CHRIST• • Sen, Lajxwr county and Fred Ruse'and As a result of advertising in the ( MAS WINDOWS ! Wife of Manton. Mich., are vWfing High students who purpose taking The boys uf the Emanual church will BANNER. G B. Benham has not only । teacher's examination in June will ar ­ , _ relatives and friends in this citv city and meet at the homo of Mrs. M. ,W. Hick* range to do the Reading Circle work. Friday evening at 7 o'clock, to elect listed * ver«l hundred pieces of real vicinity. estate in Barry county, but also a Ma#tinKS Merchants Make Beautiful new officers for the coming year. Only two weeks more fill ChvisUnaa. farm in the state of Washington. The and Interesting ----Window­ DEATH OF AGED ' The Presbyterian ladie« will hold School will close Friday evening of peupl. rradl BANNER *>”• «■> tl,e! Displays. HOPE PIONEER Dec. 22 and open Tuesday morning their annual sale of Bazar gopds at the BANNER’S large circulation brings; Jan. 2. A large numlw-r of our teach­ Presbyterian chapel, in the afternoons Xite w« hcanl mu,h ,avorab,e ,‘om* and evenings of tbe 15 and Iff . u i v^nklA entertained the j ment uti the beautiful window displays Mr,. ElliAbctlj Uealer Died Sator- ers are planning to attend tbe State Teachers ’ Association which will con­ Mrs. bred ho firKt »of the Hastings merchants. Never have The Christian Science Society *er- ■ vene at Lansing Dec. 29. day Night, Funeral Maple City Ped™ v “ ‘ " ,Min- '-they brought m> ■»«">■ protty and naetol vice in the G. A. R. hall. Topic at word nt her home ^Mra W “X ! U-ta for C1.riat.nra gift* Never 1O:W Cbristiun Science. Min Barber ’ s room has k new pro ­ Yesterday. Tbe favor. '"’’.'"’"X \ He lira »•'« " "" rom'h ' gram and blackl>oard Under: the form­ The W. C. T. U. will meet at the Mra Elizabeth Gesler. widow of the ardaoo and cb*r>“ Hi L 'v ; I ui,p|.y ,,,,1 they hare pnt reraon.l.le er is the handiwork of Mottie Striker home ol-Mrs. Merrick Tuesday Dec. Harry U..l«'y t-J. prison .11 tlanr gooda They d«- late L. C. Healer, of Hope towrabip. and the latter of ”aol Trumper. . 19 at 2:30 p. tn. Mrs. Margaret Cam: • died at tbe home of her win in that uft the boobioa. L g ।1 _____ frve the ™.fr,>n»vo patronaK* ot ..nr oor read re—>*fra. ’”’• A consignment of about 73 new Ixwks bell will give a report on the National town,hip Saturday night, at the ad­ were aerved. Con venton held at I .os Angck-s Cal. j There ,r. only nine “■»’>' 'h'’>'P iDH vanced age of SO. She » to Hope were received last week from Geo. I^Tore Cbri.tmii». Tbe Dorcas Daughter* were .rnynlly d Epworth League next Sunday even­ Wuhr. of Ann Arlxir. This makes toa whip in HOU and had lived ibere Mine, 1 ----------------------------entertained at the home ot tbe■ Miaara ing al 6 o’clock. Rev. Arthur Trott ever since. The funeral -took place nearly a hundred that have recently CAHD klPTHASKK. Haida'Monday evening. All preaent leader. All are invited. yeaterday. We will publish an obituary been added to the School library and will remember tbe occasion long and more are to 10How. A new card index Don't'um-‘.harsh phyisca. Tbe re­ •£’’St"’- notice nest week. pleasantly. This society is pn»t»ring STTwub Jr«.. waa included in thi* imroice which action Wlofort. ,M«. AVU -•«. H I- ’ weakens tbe bowels, leads to splendidly under tbe leadership^ of when proprely made out will make the chronic constipation. Get Duan's MORGAN. Mrs. Charter Meraer W.teh for tbetr U iHNBTOWN TAXfAXKKS. William Main while ■ crowing tbe looks we have much more accessible Reguleta. They operate easily, tone 1 Will tw 1. t-me ''^ry-Fridnj until p"' }® th the atoinach, cure .constipation. announcement for Dec. HIto students. Two Standard dictionaries rtf .Tanuurv. u.t L*oey. Oeoemtar join ai.u .isn bridge of High Bank .-rook at this ar*. B*nnoi<> Qocember trth an* 1 lest Sunday morning fell and dis- were also included in tires lot. HASTINGS TOWNSHIP TAXPAYERS. CARB OF THANKSjoSstad his shoulder. Dr. R. P. Com­ Miss Furnim entertained a sister Ta ti»* friends and neighbors w bp so Klop’' -liaS 2 " “rv.rt a»n»r ira fort ot Nashville reduced the disloca- from Battle Creek last weak. Sffisr .m omul«o" lltVlSSTAXrAYkaiMrnCE. . lion and William is doing as well ra IL W2535 51 SSKSSk.No new teacher yet in history and JiSr.ra could be exported under the .-irenm'**■ ’"IW i “xTSt.a » M‘«r>’commercial work.' Mil* Zeda “ DeMw>. FMAKC1S M. WHJTNKt. Town treasurer. via. F. WHIFMKV. •?f~. J....... . U Vnu-f.KK. d. E. Crittenden, the umbrella man has returned flu Hastings and will lie at Jamieson’s second-hand store fu. alxiut two weeks. Umbrellas recovered and repaired, chair-cushions and l»xstools to order for Christiuas gifts .Dec. luuu. 11MMJ. 11MMJ. �BASTINGS BANNER, DECEMB^K 13. IWa. j • OMand Department “My child was burned terribly about' CHRISTMAS TREES. the face, neck and cheat. II applied Dr. Thomas’ Ecleetrir Oil The pain , cased and the child sunk Ihto a restful. sdoep.’’—Mrs. Naifey M. Hanson, I Hamburg, N.1 Y". Youth vs. Exp; Inul-j Look In cefctrrfilcec. A Cro cf hi*.-—.-y '• blozsNi < ii'n rti:.:;.- on'.in* hearth: me .. lamp ou ’ • - u'.- •• a I WOODLAND. ENGLAND'S CHRISTMAS 4Will Warner moved this week into Shirlev Let- made a pleasant call at X b-ifc new home on bis farm in East J. St John’a on Saturday. ♦jVi’oodland. Mra. Lydia Crites and daughter ♦ ’ Jtttrtie Miller of Ateyria is visiting Margaret of Woodbury called on East -V I hie parents Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Miller Woodland friends on Saturday. ! for fur a few days. < Ethel Lawrence is visiting SU66ESTI0NS...„... : i i Our line of Christmas Goods this year is most com­ plete in all departments. It is really the best Sve have ever offered. Look over these suggestions (of gifts and buy now while the stock is com plete. Only 10 more shopping days until Christmas. Here are a few of our many values: A full line of fine opholtfered On Rockers UD ww MMin. up from iron Jake Hitt who recently purchased a Woodland friend* this week. ho„M .„U lot in Uk. OdCTCT docjdod A. e K.lfunnrk outdo . bo.io.,, Uutt ho would wtUr Ur. tn « oodlund lrjp lla||iken Thur<1„ _i and has rented J. M. Smith a house on ,, , . , 4 N. Main Stn-et. H««dont hl. place in . Mr“ J“’i° M,llw l“’d <*•««<> o! Lake Odeeaa for rent. , Aa^rta are the gneet. other parrot. 1 % . . . , , .. , „ . ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Beardsley this week. John Jordan and Wife of Hastings „ „ , , , r were gneet. of Woodland friend, over *"d Mri T' E Oo1’ “d J*"*11q,jn(iHv ' U’r Etlna were ffowris at J. St. John's : on Wednesday. i . S E. Wolfe of Lake Odessa was a j ’ J-wioUarwtor one d.y i^t w«k. 1 . ♦ ♦ ♦ X File Parlor Lamps. $2.75 a ♦ ' Beaollfol Rugs as low at 85c T Iron Reds. Kai and Deal Racks. 4♦ solid Mk $11.50 Sideboards Carpet Sleepers. largest Frames. ot line Department The box social st the home of Miss ; Cecil Hager was a pleasant sexrial affair for Dr. McIntyre moved into Royal C-ecil was the fortunate one to famish Myers’ house' the first i.t last week. the premium liox. X ; Ir. Collins, who was forced to quit ;♦ j vurk on avcount of (ailing health, will COATS GROVE. Framed Is ablaze ♦ Large size Recking $1.25. Dnll Kopses 3t)c, Doll Beds- 25c. and other toys gal­ ore to delight the little lolhs. Cose In and | social time vyaij enjoyed by all. ' Th„ nMt m„Urg o( |he |„ T I_ wll) u. „ Ulo home o( Mjm 0My, Itan, Frid,y ,vl.nil,K limner -.-2. _____ u.y invitation »t__ :____ ... _« to all. A cunlial is exteiAied Photo ♦ and Plclnres as loi as 10c each. Horses wife and the 4Mr. Caswell of Sebewa who recent­ ■ and quite a success as they took infor their school library. Miss Pictortr, Picture * ■■ ly took Chas. Collins place os hustler over Medallions Our To, Will Treece. Henry Treece and HowardLM.tbree.if our local tripper, went to Ha^ln|0 Friday t.. diTO~- of a bunch fit fUri. tutd took ,nOrand Rapids on Jihatr way home. S. cM'anHouten was in Grand Rap' jus Wedne-tday on business. Ahsilutely Frames eier shown here. ■ith bargains. r». L C*„skr » ,dI mKk I . „ Xtlwill • ,«„ trip • John Bergman, D ,o ber brotber of oUo Grand Rapids Friday, „ * 4- ; . । The L. A. S. at the home Of Mrs. Arthur.Myer. .l«u Sunday wtth h>, shc|j„n WB11 olUwelI .tu„Jnd. on tn j ; ! ftaronte tn South rfoudland. I The diy w „ Bne -, nJ , pjeiWnt vUiuU lensl designs h Cwrtes, up from ♦ Handsome ■"‘•"•-■nK , $6.50 U. - Karris Ckairc EAST WOODLAND. Inok We want to see you these in the tier, store i oun leave (or his old homo in Lake IShe Coats Grove school teacher and several of her scholars attended the Protracted Meetings commenced at teachers institute at Hastings Saturt :>e Dunkaid church in South Wood- day. 1 And last week. ’Die meetings tat the Coats Grove Covert wfes « Hating, ••bnrch rlpeod liwt Friday nljbt There Mm. J. were three additions to the church. v isitur one day last week. From time Immemorial a tree been a part of tbe flbristmas pleuration. It may l>* »een outside tire trndFj Uonnl mangers In the wlssah and early paintings of rhe preraphaelifc Itallnn school. In the tree or near It nre kwu angels iu flowing robes sluglug out of a scroll of illuminated paper the *re:ice on Eartli'’ and Good Will To­ Our Store at Irving to ward Men" or "Glory, Glory, Halle­ ■ ■ toseea varied stock of luiah !" . . The correct German ChriRtmas tree, always has an angel or a CiiriKtkind on i FLANNELS, the topmost branch, with a tinsel Rtnr ’ at the end of a staff, like a pantomime I MITTEN'S. « fairy, and If tire tree belongs to a v.c.; HOSE. orthodox family there la usually st Its | GLOVES. foofn small toy group representing the: * Saivlow's- birth In tbe stable nt Bethhc . Bed Blankets, hem. . .Caps anil'Woolen -Yarn ... The lights bn the tree nfe said to be of Jewish origin. Iu the nintli nihuth I of tire Jewish year, eorrvsjKindlng near­ ly* to our I >eveinber, find ou the tweu-' ty-fiftli day. the Jews celebrated tbe We handle Hie “Ball Band" and ‘-Lambertville’ feast of dedicaUou of their temple. It f bad been deseerah}! on that day by | Antiochus. It was dedicated by Ju- , das Maccabeus, and then, according to j the Jewish legend. KUttlelent oil was found In the temple to last for tbe • Come while the stock is not seven branched candlestick Tor seven broken for what yon want. days, and It would have taken seven days to prepare new'oil. Accordingly the Jews were wont <m tire 2-'»fb of Kfaleu In every house fb light a candle, on the next day two, and so ou till on the seventh and last day of the feast sevgu are on hand. Many articles to caudles twinkled Iu every house. , remember '{Santa Claus” by. POPULAR PRICES It is nut easy to tlx tire exact date of BEST GOODS. the Nativity, but it ft*ll mo t probably on the lust dny of Kisleri, when, every JVwlsh hyuse In Bethlehem and Jeru W. W. WATSON. Irvino. Mich, salem was twinkling with light*. Ji H worthy of notice that the German name Tor ••|lri-‘tnms js Wvihnitcht (the night of dedicate hi >. as though it were asso­ ciated with this feast. Tin- tlrevkK :ib so vail t bristmas the feast of lights, and, Indeed, this was also the name given to the dedication festival, -f'huMali nuka, by tin* Jews.and Express. ' lence. Not even the canary hopped on UIs perch- He bad beeu ••urcfuU.v cred and bad gune' tu pleep vitli hl* head trildcr bls wing. Suddenly the front duor was thrown o|n»u. and a. young rl cat-ie quickly through tbe i.all aud threw bvnu*lf lato • Mn». Wardweti'a urms. There was a nob as the yonug bead sank Up-JU the woman's breast; < “Lucy. dear, what U It? Inis Henry been acting badly?" "Ve.t, Aunt Satai: very bftdly. lie was to have taken’me to the theater tonight. At the last moment, be sent rite the rickets. sugg«*sting tliat I get some frirnd to go with me." "What reason did he give?" • None. He said lie would explain when be saw pre again.'' . There was a long i*uuxe. during which tbe elder woman aeedied t be? think­ ing. At last ahe said: ’ „ "You know. Lucy, that 1 -proved by exiHTience that wbat poets have snng of from time Immemorial as blissful love/ls for .mu’uy if tint all -of*us pro­ ductive of misery. . You know some thing ot my ptret suffering*, but not all. When I was your age 1 had a io?er to whom,* g-.iv^my whole heart. He Jilted ■me.* Then several years later 1 married a ti.au who ran away with another wmuuu. This was worse thi.n the first case. Iu that 1 found out the treachery in time. Iu this 1 was bound by tiie law. Besides. 1 was the mother of ••hildren." The lady's voice trendilej at the last sc;. aud there wire a pauxe—a «> :u* e expressive of grief. "Aud now?" asked the girl. "And now It is dll over. -The dear lit th* things an* at rest, where neither a brutal father nor a harsh world rad harm them. For the first tirin' since I began to love 1 am content. If i;iy hobby Ik not so ubsorbing as having , my heartstrings pk.ycd upon. It is at .■ least a m >re reliable interest. Win n "SNAG-PROOF" OVERS OUR HOLIDAY GOODS The Irving Store CHRISTMAS CARDS. There • notice of hkakp Mlch|nui.<wl,ll,, . ’* hereby ri't i., the probate t'onrt lot t„ made on the nth day ot • i. . four month* from that r,rJ to 1''™'“* ‘N-’i required to pr.•mid ProlMt* roIirt ;. >0 the (Uy of and ullovaiif-,.. th <jr April next, and ttu l ' heard before MddCo it day of April next. m y,.n ooooof lhatdnv. Baled Beo-mlwr nth a. NOTICE OF 1’KAKtM; < •’!’uLblr',.u- : «“•»? of it Nottoe 1» heirby ri .*r«, tlui1 > Protmtr Court for. th •r«»i« 1 Um sth day of pee. A months from tiitt <h.t>* vt-i- l miqpftro-r.1 tt.rircUlm, ,.tl. of Aatun , OitwiUd mu- <• ... 08Me«. and-tut all cfwnuri ,/ are required to'j resent thfTobate Court.at th- l‘r. b.c. . of HaaUURs. forex: mlnattw. : or before the *’><1-vol a-., mchelahM trill Monday, the wh dsa ..f a- : o clock Iu tbefor-.Kxai <jf tn FoirnnoNrr^TAR I- NOW! theof.doorbell ririgs I'm of For the convenience thoEe who wuth to uot orderafraid .til <3 tbcisYoi *‘ Until n«w most people who took nu some dire message. 1 sit livre six even- j 4- one time, all‘subscribers to tbe Bansei; who ar« paid up to date, car: । liitcrest In the matter would have credwait sr.til the best are gme: SMlO 4 the Ban.neh and «any- one ofihe following f ir ope ar in advance. iug* -in. .seven plying, my ncf’dle. r..y j mind otjeupled. witji new designs w’.ri.e I ited either the late Klr.’Heury Colo or ♦ Fi.llriWflI ' • follows: •umbers J. Horsley. It. A., with the pnulu<tion of it** first CbriHtmus card, and tho.re already tboujbit oqt.” John Louis and bis son went to | "Aud you would advise me to give up they would harej put the date down as b iry hist Sunday night. Banner and Detroit Daily Free Frees. .. S3 US* ISM But « u^w claimant Is now put Revival meetings will begin in the Hastings Monday and settled their | love?” Houce Furnkhvr. Bannek and Detroit Daily Journal trouble without having s law suit. '' 3 05* "You know my •experience—the expo forward, the late W. A. Dobson. K. A.. W00DLUD, MICM&AN n ar future at East Castleton U. B. and' bls claim is supported with cir­ Henry Bagla is buying dressed rleuee of many othens - aud can decide cumstantial detail. Banner and Grand Rapids Htr&ld c! nirch. 3 05» for yourself* poultry to ship. Tbe birth of tbe -Cbrt»tmas card Is Tbe sheds at North Castleton V. B. Bannek^and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Again there was silence, durtup in iI Put back two yeani, <0 1844. Mr. Dob­ cl urch are nearly completed. . which l be girl was absorlied in CARLTON. ! son was a lunely youug man. who one Banner and Detroit Free Press Farm and LiveStock' thought. Presently she said: The meetings at tbe ftbqve named Jounial. Guy Nit--.li has been spending a few 1 "Aunt Sara. I shall take advantage day conceived the klea of acknowledg­ cl urch will continue part of this week. days with his grandparents, Mr. and of your experience., I shall never for­ ing tbe kiudneHS of a friend by sending Banner land Michigan Fanner .... I 60 him a picture Illustrative of tbe festive One of the greatest revivals • that Mra. Richardson Ht Clarksville. give Henry never, never." Banner land Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean cmer reached North Castleton U. B. I 75 "He may give you a good excuse for season-a cheerful family group sur­ Mra. Myers pnd her daughters Inez rounded by the familiar Christmas ac ­ AND GET YOUR church and vicinity has been con•his seeming slight." Banner nod New York Tribune Farmer.................. and Marjory have been visiting Mrs. I JU “That will make uo differemr. 1 nm cessories. dt cted by the Rev. S. G. Hall pastor Myers’ mother and brother at St. (•ouvtmxxl that love—at least uulcxs The distant friend was delighted, •To thone living on Rural Routes, only. of the cbiu-ch. The whole coinmunit-y Louis. Michigan. • one’s lover Is true and tender—means showed It to other friends, and Mr. hat been stirred aa never before. I'p Dobson was encouraged the following Orno-i^ftawlea speak a few days with misery. What fo]ly for me tn subject to r '........................... _ December 16th, 30 have sought A uiyseif to a lifetime* of sufrerfiig sti- !'• year to secure the aid of the local . These i}pe<ial rates are offered &$. an accommodation I j Ban n f it । m be iter ter life aud nnd laM last Sunday night 23 his grandparents at Clarkstville. lithographer. Then came imitators’'one ns I have had this evening!" tons. If there is any paper or magazine not on the above list ou which Tbe ladies aid society at Mra. Wm. nrited with the church s”You are wise, my Little girl- wire after another until ten year* later the we can save you money we will try and do so. Remember the BANNER Nash's was’well attended. Mrs. Odell Iwyond your years.. While I .would uot buxines* man Kt'*piH*d in to tfinke mou is never sold for less than $1.00 whether in combination or alone. ,,., «w., ..... ...... ou* <,f w<u* ortglually a work SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. and Rowland of Hastings were visitors. advise ja yon. now that you have made 1' liCTrtUv or" ,t uf l"Tr- 11111 ll1’< l‘rt-trn=Air special prires ate made on the other papers in the cofrtduatiun. । 1 lien Conley has,returned from the The next society will witness the elec- 1 Ln-w-m I- .nr.-t Ilf.- of mUCTT. All ! “r‘ " l,,u* "UU”' rr»m ’ I have a nice stock of very 3 no th where he has Ixien visiting w^thi tion Ot-ofticera. you buvi- to do 1» to and M.iiu- r.-.trk h.1 "* F’Uw OrtwmMfo ■ml £ desirable articles that would <L hi? parents. His stay ww» rather short. Mrs. Chtui. Brooks who is visiting in ' ohleh to Intrrrn v-.un-.-lf, Tak< ,x- llJl'-o of .Ury ,CTr« OSO r make useful, serviceable pres- f • on- , perhaps on account of some of hi.w Albion is quite poorly. ' ‘ . an. u.nsl.-.'auytlilnR dial yttir.-nlcK-. _ . 1 ■•harity. 1 he grange will elect officers on Sat- I |iave a t £ ents-—the kind that last and <L oki, associates near Wanrerville. iAt tnste fa*, arid y-»i will find it 1 which. Uk< A,,,n*' leu it some were lamenting abbot Ireihg, urdav evening. Let 'every one attend, i .bhriii against that are most appreciated. 5 so or.estinre during his absence. On Monday evehmgDeccber 25 then? disease, attacks the weakest. Love is a 1 !n ,bh* age.of organizations iuuuyoung. un<i<- m1'™1'1" then-h room tor on, ,„oro It ‘ *C ra Lehman has gone to the Jnsane will >x> > ChrhUUM irw> «t the Metho- l“'™»ilv >L->: .. .......... . My Line of Warm I ls for «» «ntnu’ixitti HI Which would dirt church in which nil church™ nod '■ c!u F" 1 IforiWtBH-r-d i«o|.l.-“Oh. Sura, rt.>.«huw fortunate I am I -ygrtlrer. especially on < 'hnatmas. , , i **f in Aunt Awlitl K.at-n J Footwear Is Complete... ? asjlum at Kalamazoo. V 'illie/'lark has now got ull of his ! societies will join. Committees are at in having the benefit of your expert *those who In the world, * ”lire alone ' •• par­ work on-the program, decorations, etc. ence! *1 uuj , VJ !>■»»« per ouar property moved to Sup held. . ticularly women, says the Indies* ntu fully resolved to fmflit' by f and I can please you in Qual- ? Ray Bnrr who has been visiting | Henry boa Isliown again ami again Home Journal. Many of us who have art Cole i» at present liacl ing on ■ t ity and Price. S friends and relatives in Ohio returned , th.it he is unworthy of eouSdcnce. My our kiu closest to us oh Christmas day farm near WamerviUe. f HIGHEST PRICES. ? with he a mi-.ctctIou of d’> "'V '° real1"- »•»' »“r fvrilmw borne the last of last week. iI nr.,----- --• ’him • - -would — ----2b rs. Ella Hager and daughter Gaile , inlgeries." would tie if they were not with us. lt_ pFor butter, eggs and pro- 5 spe it Sunday evening visiting' withIs so hard to Imagine ourselves In a i>t> | "Do,ysu feel ]perfectly sure that you sftion other than the one we are In. Deoda ml (Latin, Deo dandus. to bo will nut'ehangeiyour mind?" ? duce. j Mn. A. Warner and family. We remember some jmxjf family at given ;to God» wax formerly In English atxrondrncy. b<ihfutne»«r. palpi “ Perfectly. I jam resolved to devote M r. and Mra. Carr of Lake Odessa in or these results |n cotn»Iot«> law any agent or instrument by which myself to art That is my only natural Christmas, but nt. least It Is a family. am troubl'd J COATS MOVE OOOAL STORE. j company with their non-in-law, Mr. a person was accidentally killed and It is together. The one Is company for gift I shall love art In pltrct* of loving Smith and family of Evert, made a the other even 1n poverty. We remeiu* which for that reason was to be given a. man. It will never fall me." pie* Mint call w*th our merchant while ; to God—that is. forfeited to the king to At-this mometit then* was a ring at bet the sick, and God blesses those who bom* i rfvatrty Send for our J? S. . on jieir way to Nashville, where they | be applied to pious uses aud its value RICTVRffi. WE TO CURE OR NO PA. cocsm__________ _ GUARANTEE __ the doorbell, and a servant admitted do. Would that some of us might cast exp ct to visit several days ' among distributed In aims by his high almon- tbe young man who imd been tire cause a look around aud give a thought to those who lire not sick.. who are not thei ■ relatives. of this conference. -He askt'd if tbe WOObLflNb LIVERY ' M n. Melvina Wheeler spent SaturThus u kind of expiation was ar­ young Indy wjts wlrliln and when told perhaps j»oor ns the world judges, yet for such fatal accidents os that she was stepped Into the parlor. who are nloue — pome girt, perhaps, All mrxual ccoiplatatw affect ’.Sew cvRanm. htnre the kl4aeyf*A-“2 FEED /TABLE ’ day night with Mrs. Ed. Lee and ranged might be due to the fall of a ladder, Mrs. War.lweil arose and withdrew to alone; some woman, alone-.iaotne youug When you want to do any driv- j fam ly. the toss of a hull or the heavy wheel a back room, where she readily over- man. some old mau, alone! Alone at ing in this vicinity, comt* mid see C Christmas! U gDaraste«d toLn> any <$!»<**• of these orgxai or no Wof a cart, when the victim was. with, us. We furnish good rig« and J Jieanl the <*nnvcn«ition between the WEST WOODLAND. out any fault of his Own. deprived of , •ar No Names Used Without Written Consent. drive to all points. When you ]} • Mi.. Royer of Woodland has moved tire last strernments of the church. I^re I lovers. come here let us feed your horses. 4 ’-’I went to your bous0 to keep my euAlong the central part of the Kongo j onto .August Geiger's farm. right to these deodands. which were |I gageinvnt and was toki that yon bad OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS < river there are a number of salt marsh­ , H< nry Schaibly and family visited abolished In 1S4U, was frequently i। come here. It Is lute, but we shall !>e es. The African digs shallow holes In granted t*> individuals or annexed to nONflSniTH Ef SONS < a* G xx Hitt’s near Warherviila the these whence Issue streams of hot wa­ Grot terct'arory rrllef. I wa» flrully kthlrfrd •'» lu time for tbe second act." lands. hry the NEW JtBTHQD TREATMENT -f E>? “Why didn't you come In the first ter, which, on being evaporated, leaves fit. * K The enUnred veins ,a LIVERT tr FEEb JT4BLE J । first jf tbe week. , They are mentioned In "Hndlbras:". 1 a residue of salt place?" H. Durkee and wife visited at For love should, like a deodand. WOODLAND, niCH. J “Well, you see,. Mabel Burke Is to । , r Wellman's-'in Castleton last FriStill fall to the owner of the load. have a muxicalo and wanted me to , right, but don't let him be too take tire place of (Iowan! Wilkins. | to «»nduct my buslCURES GUARMITEED. NO CURE NO PAY. and Mra <1 Senter were tbe A plan that will sometimes destroy j who failed her at tbe lost inoinout." *’***’” ‘ " guest i of Lake Odessa friends Tu*- B large number of rats is to fill a i Before Treatment ■ "Do yon think that was treating me to go to heaven."—Houston Post. I day barrel partly full of water and cover It right ?" ALLGEO ' Helman Crites and Fred Baine were with an Inch or so of meal. A Iwle la ••Well. uo. nut exactly, but I thought bored iu a little the I you wouldn’t mind. Wllkius turned at Hastings Monday. ln tbe tbe barrel barn>1 * ,l,tte above abcvc 0,9 BARRY COUNTY MAPS , , , , ' meal, meal,and andthe therata ratsenter, enter,alnk sinkthrough throughI । up after all. so I didn’t have to go t<? CUrlei. Early b» movod »U> Uw : tb, ,bd bad «•»«,«» C»T». In I Mabel's. Come, hurry up. Wo don’t Can be had at the Woodland * hoUM with his mother. catching rats In steel traps great care’ wont to miss any more of It.” . ♦ 148 SHRLBY STREET, DETROIT, MICH Postoffice. They give ' the J. 11. Durkee and wife attended tbe ] is required to deceive tire rodcuts, There were aouuds of reflrouches. uc hcii cv»ctw uuu v»tareswes and h.'aHy kisses. Then the names of every farmer, the tarowfll rectptifui given in honor ot j inqiH iil-cu rances Durkee at the home of erythlng done to avoid raising the rus- •Xirl appeared Irefore ber aunt, tears । number of acres he owns, ,7 lbs. Oatmeal, 25c I her fa her. Wm. Rowley in Hastings I piclouK vf the "varnilnta.” Often when nnd smiles' stritggilug on her young all highways, streams, • rats refu*<- tu oat irelaonwi bread,nnd fnce. 2 Pkjr.*-Cream of Wheat, 25c l ue-d k.v. I butter they may be baited with poison* churches, school houses etc. “Aunt Far::’. I’m .tulng to the theater 1 lb. Best Seeded Raisins, 11c j ed crackerw. checwe or meat. Bats are lifter nil." . MARTIN CORNERS. ] shy and gamy creatures', but it is posPRICE ONLY 50 CENTS Tli<* girl Cutteml awify. JMk* tiad 1 CHRISTMAS Her ert Mead is expected home i giige to "joatie game uf them.'* Candies,. Dates. Figs and Nuts. at Woodland Postoffice, from Belding this week. reived aud was bent only on enjoyin;: ’Nice new fresh lot just opened up. John Velte, Postmaster. the evening with lier lover. A« ?£r.-Fnu I; Trout wine who bon lieen abEhrtmw Curioetty. » Wardwrll too* her accustomed -wat Ire* ’ Chinaware and Glassware suitable' sent i, the west the past 3 yeaiy is. The rourteon-year-old knu of n nt pectable Jew In Warsaw hanged hlm- side the Intup-site soliloquized: 'forChristmas gifts just received.! exptret xthouin at any time. “Paorgir:. The !x>y hadn't a decent self ?lf the other day. He loft a note, snyThe j. T. L. which was to meet <XWNTY| TREASURER'S OFFICE. BARRY ' Ol NTY tg: “1 bare hanged myself out of rxrUM? and probably <lldri*i give the Ing: SHOES Saturd by Dec. 16 at J. Dennison’s has , mere > collected or iwwlvrd by me. ki my office. u|kNi tlw true reason for hi* brutal, treatment” nre curiosity. I could not help my•Nice Line and Prices are Right. yr Mitt Uguota|flnrinz ttre row erdhut Devmlw <th. n«xv • been p Hrtponed while the revival meet- ■ self, LENA M. BROOKS. elf. I had to find out what they were Residence ings ai e in progress otng tn In the other world.”—Jewish 1 Kind of Ihutocw doing AiiMMfTit ef T.v I Want • Paid. If httff one bears is so, we should World. Your Butter and Eggs Hix—Mrs. June strikes me as I think ttbe law in regard to hunting being ■utirely too maneullne for n woHartings Retail l.lgnor .IMaler < tty of Hastings ! rabbitalwith ferrets should be enforced REMEMBER Young Wife—-I rook great pains with man. Mr«. DLx—Yw, indeed. Why. Your Money Back If not? :inonr ricinity. I that cucumber salad. John, and I hope every time Jme she hn.s an nche or a palu id Mr*. 1 yoo enjoyed it. Husband (anxloualy)— Khe makes jany friends of Mr. Satisfied. Tbe fo___! I'm afraid, my dear, that I took great maa would. opktas will be pleas '•Uahw Marita. Fvlvv for <»■>».) pains with It too. |Ar<r»s»d pouhrjr everyThuradex. \ I 01 U)e' little daughter that "came to j Woodbnrv Wovdbuiy their home Dec. 7th. Wood inni Woodland MlddlevHls Revival meetiags at the church every ! MMdtevme Freddie— What’s th" difference boreningj conducted by Rev. ^Hatch, aaHlofcDfyTorMrx Naafirttle Ur Bn. W. H. Hokomb,. <Z I J whether you buy or not. Twenty-three persons that came out NOTES in the meetings at the North Wes| The Rev. Earl has closed his meet- Castleton U. B. church received the right hand of fellowship at the church i igf< at the Holmes ehnreh. Rev. C. D. Jarvis preached at Wood- Sunday evening. Don't WOODLAND 8185 0. S. ENGLAND, CHURCH I CALL EARLY Holiday Presents THE BANNER’S WANT COLUMN Brings Buyers and Sellers Together. Try It! Varicocele & Stricture $ HEIiRT RdULfl e Kidneys & Bladder DesKENNEDY&KERGAi SPECIAL ES&16 ONLY W. E. Allgeo, Phon. 354.1 Lsmtf I Siwrt. CAKLTON jg, wua ( Ltuur �HASTINGS. BANKER, DECEMBER 13. w ’•AIM**. ■ . । <£n fl • fl fl e *r Frobaie. laimk. y. m. •/an order 0. ■ A°‘iA,Urr’r• U. JWIA allowed for “.'■ouair a. UAW -Irteavd r IcImid-s to “I?'*' «on*e riX,?‘U'°*^n * in A* the for-. t Probate. ■ •AIMS. re in the C|ty illoKimee. co tt, and that Ud Court. « »«XL at ten ®TAR ng pert at •an get ncefas While out hunting rabbits «j»*t Fri­ day Ren Fiacbout. wat accidemaliy shot in one. leg. by a cnmpuni-<m. The wiuund is nut-fegarib-d an Mrictih. al **'’*«&»* PRAIRIEVILLE. I O B. F. Nqrris recently wold a two year old cult to D. Get^an of Middleville 4 MONTHS YET “ • ( OF COLD WEATHER are you prepared for it? If nor. let me suegeat that you fl w a f .Coal Stoves. JFURHITURE DE PARIME NT IT PAYS YOU TOBUY fl fl fl fl— m fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl S4X Where AlORICH {BROS. J $ 3133333 TATAR WELL CLOTHING. W.H. Chase, I I. Delton' State Bank J s 1 •; Sr MN ry It! □sb lion HI- r ■ •in J J. F. Oswald,! a x/ Wot •LA e pat ivbich INER lone. . for $B«|. It pays tp raise good horses. L. T.. L- CONVENTION Rathbone A Said and Peninsular\ \Ylil Powers of the city tipent Sun­ /Base burners, rhe kinds that give? rhe-L- T. L convention wan held day with bin brother Tom and wife. ;you the heat aud save-coal bills.} at the Prairievifle M. E church anil I Steve Sensiba Jr.l is in Hastings this '. Price? Yuu’h be satisfied ilV right.) the program carried out as advertised ’ 11/ (Also see.my genera! line of Hard ( on Saturday; mjrninx and afternoon week serving as juror (ware. " . f = ii/ and evening seMfona being held. TheLast Saturday evening Yankee "(CUTTERS ami SLEIGHS to suit? jloiiiR a fine bus in 1 ii/ < all comen>. . (. people of Prairieville extended a cor­ Springs. Arlxsr No.i K.76. A. O. O. G. □ess in their dial vnfleome to all who attended, and elected tbe following officers for the Mr. M. MMhing wM in .luekren one there was on every hand appreciation ensuing year: C. G.—Ernest Cook: buy l*-t week on businew. DOUDS CORNERS of the,cordiaHty. and kindness uf the V. C. G.—Earl Buskisk-. Chap—.John Doster, Mich. Mr,. Geo Moih. r 1, «,■ the rick Chas. Thiel has been* spending a few people of this place. The resolutions L. Carter; Sec. and Trea».—Mary list. ' . days at Mra Maier’s, committee voiced the sentiments of Buskirk; Conductor—Lewis Mullen: Mm. L mi.hro, ot Gull Luke I. ri»,t. Mr. luuch'a spent Sunday m Wm. , a’l i>V extending tbe hearty thanks of O. G.'—Burdett No|ria:‘Lecturer—/fra ! the convention for tbo kindness ami Heistnnd. 'fl Ui rog her |u>ront». Mr. «i«i Mr«L. »i. Littb of North Barry. t v;:int lu do inure. Tl iiy is the '* place to dav., Mt I gOu:1 wiI1 !,b6w:‘ b> the Fraineville William.. • • Olive Wortman spent Ui • r'tin iturp. Coinu uiji’ bring ' ....4 your ' people. | TALKING DOLLS Mr. l.„ suf,, or Kui.„,az,k k home last wtek. Ki/ We handle tbe famous old reliriaitiug hl. Brandvaront-. Mr. RIi,i Mr. .1, Valentine returned from thii I[ -We can but ieehly express the sue-| ffi tl/ Mra. talwie WBliamv 1 cew ot this Lnttitite. Everyone | lb.) ivl pak Heat ■rs • north after an extended visit with rd- i and Range}fU,. UI fl 11/ ___ . j MMiaied to come with » determination j Due Mr,. AK.e. Geel el i. ..nit. Mck at Htives and friends. of the nio.4 strlkin; ? i‘: p.xBeckwit’hu Dowigiac. Also | Ao help and lie hit! >ed. The subjects Christmat il/ this .WRiiiiig. fl ' * Clifford Morfurtl spent a portion of tumignM were ably : 1 i alipLl-eniiisiilai' >' i handled. Legion* teal mlklii: . doll. In the pturt do!’;. ' i <1/ the week in Hastings t in the employ-J re out in n body Mrs. .\.J!ie Van T)iiv and Str. Majt* over 1W» persumi! vocabulary hux Wu lhhU«sl tu .-; I • Ui i gup«l *tQck (f Blankets and Benke** and Walldorff '1 *haing present at th< afternoon session phrase.* il/ Brandstetter visited frienda and rela­ meat ns "Da-ita'1 pr "Ma niu." sound* j . .... *ay _z it .. ‘, I7’f-Hliipel“ « reisl and a pair <>; .it prii-es'tl at are right. Mrs. Gwlerdmdnt ber home S&iurbij h.- and .to by a ii/ tive?, . n. Middleville. Saturday and does not half »xAll that Ssjto In* changed, and j Sunday. day nigiii after a long illnca*. Her । w “ Krnn<‘hUm‘’'h xi/ ; dolly will la* able ip say quite p nun.* L Mr. and Mrs. M. Manning visited many friends have the sympathy uf all. I r''^ *L <1/ i ...... ;«.i- l*r ”!' “'re things nnd carry «>u little I ----------------------------------- ’ j The Prairieville’ Lw. friend* and relativas in Battle Creek. rn..«’.trd| l.u„.lP.M wort. ,.r 11/ * pail of last week. AMERICAN FENCE FINE LAKE. ! tt*»‘*»unty orguniza . .uu with a >Yuut.., |( „,„,s+,r!. v,.r, YOU CAN BUY THE Ui which w^s very much aplatest song. . Gray Riley of l^roy js'the guest of . m,, tt». .□rest song. Mrs. Maje Brandstetter and Mrs. E. liii S. Morehouse amended the L. T. L. his cousin S'Frank Coleman aud familv. ur®^!at<‘l1 The h’en •XAiM-N from Gi-rnuiny iun!| CHEAPEST. Mr Mr/ ’ I. ■> 11 . " e were glad t ■. we the interest is rvQlly'an adaptation of tbe.priiu-ipiI at Prairieville. Saturdav evening. in Butfe Crrek IJ w«k 1 ,h"‘ upou winch the gralmnjdionf is It you are going tu do any . Mrs. Naomi Shnvsop of Baniield visit­ ... . i to Is- held in N. E. Barry* will be ( B-leily it is this; skrvUsl souiewhi-re |’ building. till I a k l« for you to ’ J hi ilie doll's Intarforjwill be -a tiny disk i Mun Edna Paul of Battle Creek spent .,v< n 1 tetter atrenJe l. ed" at Eugene Horton's last week. call, look over my stock' and let inc quote you' prices. I) my Saturday and Sunday with friends nnd , L i machine, which will carry, a record Mr. Dinklt? was in Kalamazoo Irust rviatives here. ' I , juices are 116c as favorable, er idsAUt two inches in diameter. Wljeii more favorable than others, I can < n ..i z. i t ! “■ Gairns was in Grund Rapid-b : the doll luts been mitkie preaeiil'iil'iv ami •Some Buttle Creek hunters put up ! (J„ bositWM ]M<4 WV1.L not expert yuur trade. A good Mis* Katherine Dinklo in on.tbekick I feete 'equal to taking part In tin- con­ at Shore Acr>-s Sunday. t , , many people have found it profit­ n , , e , , i I™ 'yoodman returned from , vjsit versa!iun her litik- juume will simply able to them to epnie long disui list. P U Solomot, of South lurry bre! with IbwtftK. trlwui, Frid»y. । bate to'place n diwk In n crevic.- *u>mrMrs. Hurry Pavne’-inited her brother installed a stcnm engine in fc»K feed! ... e . • i| wuvre where in aouy dolly'sf Must, La<5c, an uu operation operaiion Wl ;is’ Shultz last Thursday. mill. Ht will grind Tuesdays.itand ' ?.' *,ne<!1 w,tb rB' ^a”9®11 simple ns putting a penny lu a slot ’ . Wedni^day December la. h.. q.q, ,|o tbe f4M1 „ ' •Full'line of Alston Paints—the . au<! aud ,tin<tn|| wU1 will Tjo rest. Tw Two Dr. I). McLuav of Prairieville. Dr. Friday*. be*t on the market, y'all and Mr. Myra Brininstool n.iuu her' ' Th’’ »«”<! will ' dolb. with *mtnh»nmy .mxHy J. M. Elliott of Hickory Corner* and see me. . « • 1 pi»wut during .holiday week ‘‘Down be. made to carry ou tpille inteiUgeiit Dr. Harter of this place attended the daughter in Batle -Creek last week. conversation-. Luinkni bally New*. i* ] in Dixie" under the management of WILE.WEILLcCO. BUrtALO N.Y. 1 meeting ami banquet uf the Barry . C. E. Iden is in Hasting* on jury. I Mrs. Clara Hughen. County Medical Society, held at tieSum* ChriatmitH THnuKbt*. Delton, : Michigan. \ / The critical eye of the most dis- j ! * A goud many from here attended the • Parker Himse in Hastings, last Thurs­ EAST ORANGEVILLE. . „ . : . ,, A.to xan Liftiqi npyour yourcjisi vyvMv>toHie tin-great greatmean mean­ day. . a.,r. thhlt „r Mrs. IV. Bayne of Shultz was on our .. .el.tr. »-oc,.tl<,0 «t llwtrog. Sator- ; ,ns „r cerning observer can find no flaw I day. . " i your •humanity as sohietlnng so didife ' iJK in fashion, fabric, fit and finish Mr*. Engledub .nays Faulkner's Drug street® Saturday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. ikJven of Spring Brook ' ly pret-ioux that it hi worthy of being Store ba* a solution for every holiday this elegant paletot overcoat / Jim Anders, wife and daugtlur m«d<* nu offering' to God. Count it as were gueet* of Mr. .mid Mrs. D. I F A Every line and curve is ah exact Ij problem. Corn,- and Mt- if we cannot tfpept Sunday with Earnest Johncox. . VanH6rn Thursday.’ They left for a privilege to ibake thill ofrerihg ns solve yours. ,. duplicate of the best New York ■ Elrngr, DeWatars alid wife visited the ' Lake City Saturday. compli ’ tf as pnssHge. keeping nuthlnc . LGv and London custom tailored pro- I iKick. nnd then go out to the pleasure* A.*C. Hamm--Dentist of Kalamazoo. latter’s mother Mra Frank Johncox Hurl Pane returned -from Portland, and duties of your life, haring,been \y- ductions. The man who appre- I Mich, will lie at his dental parlors at lust week. We rj Per cent 6n j Mich., Saturday. * VI dates and1 demands the very I truly born anew’ into his divinity it* Andrew Juhncox and wife^ spent Dr. Harter's. Delton, on Wedneaday || highest grade of apparel should I Mrs. Pike and Miss Henry of Orange- ; he was born.into our humanity on Pay (J Deposits. Nuv. 2. Winml every Wednemlay fol­ Sunday with liicluird Johncox. Ville were entertained by Mrs. James | Christmas day.—Plillmjs Brooks. I examine this mode! of overcoat I lowing Painless extraction. AH work Herb Johncox went to Leighton Sat- i' Bruwn Sunday, May tb<; spirit 6fl thp sweet Vlnfist|jl perfection. Its beauty is more I M'fl loan moxic-y pn Real Estate . guaranteed. mas Chlhl poKsess ttid; may the Star of i urday to bring-bis wife and children • ,or good Baifkable Paper." • We, R| than surface deep—every fibre and I Mrs Thus. iYoung'* i« *pen di ng a i Bethlehem shine nta/vh my -dwelling home who have ln-en visiting relatives loan our money at home, and doi u stitch is genuinely good. Collar, I , couple of weeks with lier mother in ! place. — Thomas a |<i*tn||is. there for the tm*'. week. * biudnefs with people we know DELTON CHURCH NOTES. Iu lapels and ‘shoulders are formed I Ludington Thu season" of n-generatw! feelingare all right We do a safe, eon-1 Richard Johncox was sick Monday ‘ Rev. Thoma* Young of Prairieville L. according toiDame Fashion’s latest ] servative business aud have/ i the season for kindling] not merely tin morning and wsvunuble tu go tn Hast­ . fire of hospitality ii tl|e hall, but lie; • spent i«art uf Friday at the parsonage. HOPE. p mandate, artd from foundation to i Honey to Loan j Dr. Fritch w ot; Qovcrdale was called 1 ^nini flames of <^4rit\j in the henrt ' The pastor attended'the L. f. ,L. ings on jury. finish the expert tailors of the at reasonable rates. Deeds, < .Will R. Johncox was taken Sunday i Monday to uttehd Edward MrKibldu ! " nsl.iygren Irving Institute at Prairieville Saturday Mortgages and Ixgal ■ i makers, Wile, Weill & Co., have i* unite sick. • v"'-■ night with bleeding from the gum ।' who u-hft R nuite <dflk *" mak make* n great ih f a| of jx*n.s* xvith Papers Drawn; ( w done their level best. A gilt edged . ' . . .... . — ----— — : heaven-. ( ‘ Iirjsi mud/ inpch of peats* ( where a tooth' was uawn out and tiuf New York Drafts, Insurance1 ^investment iat $10 to$i$ the home uf Mrs. I. N. Bush Thursday. Alva Whitmore iuid wife retunied tu"’ earth.--Umry Drtuninond. for the timi’ix assistanoe of the br. and Bonds Sold. Hickory Corner}* Sunday after spending * J Barry Township .Sunday- school <•»- he would have bled tu death, as it was mutation "will hold thqjr fourth quarter­ Im? was*quite weak from- the los« of i the week with friends in this, vicinity . DIRECTORS: child THE CLOTHIERS, Delton and Pralrir/UW. Mich • and Yankee Spring*. A. A. ALDRICH, President. ly meeting at the M. E church Hoot ' J. (T. HUGHES. V. President. i The delegates. to state grange ata I E. S. MOREHOUSE. Cashier. expected to make.their rei>ort next Sail­ DR. McLEAY. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. : urday night. ' • L. P. TERPENNING. oh! Yiile tire, n ba< kiuR of.hunl wofnL [ The election-of .officers of the L. O. j JAMES COLLINS. tiir largest to h«- ifctilj should be eliowen. ; ' J. M. M. of Orangeville hive Uwk ; TT»<! llA-nrth shoiilil be elemi ai«>l eoltl I i place last Wednesday and tin- following j le’fjre ChrlMtuiUji •■v|p aud the, log sw-r i i wereelected Commander. Ella M.Otiir, In place with- ti;«- cedar or pine or other? ’ Lieut (Toutmanaor. Fannie Collison.*! "light, wood” kinjlltBgs. at band. As down fire Is applhHl mid Past Cotniuander. Eva E. Nevins; ■ th<- sun th- b'.g Ing set ablazE lu tbe days of 1 j Finance Keeper. Minnie VanValkenthd Druids, whence Yule log is derived. ! . burg; Record Keeper, Rom? V. Hewitt: ■ If you are not my tegular the prlthAta liuhtetl thp niuiuql log iglth j DDinCO On Holiday goodB l>egin as low down Mistress at Arms. Martha Brown:' an ember from tin- sacred pen*tual patron. 1 solicit a trial order as w. For 10<- we have an almost ! Seargent, Ida Johncox*. Sentinel, Mary i fire they guarded. l» the mouutaip te1 have a nice stock of Uro­ ‘ Rice; Picket, Belk* Crawford. Chap- ‘ gions ot the south the hearth fire Is ! endless assortment of practical Holiday gifts including ■■■' . ill. there would be no worry about selecting cedes and Meats and can! lain. Adelia Spook. kept with au almost equal tldeiity. vases, comb cases, glass and china salt and pepper shak­ V. <• believe that this store comes nearer to sblvcertainly please you, both scarvely ever l>citig jiennitted to die ers. ink stands, perfume, iron toys, doth animals, print­ ::. rriblem than has eier been possible heretofore. out from lletolx-r to Mardt. and In tin’in Quality and Price. SHULTZ. ing outfits, dolls, hatpins, shaving mugsJatherbrushes, cabins of the nogruel It la n» uniSmi- I 1 .videa~s<>rtment of worthy goods -goods that । I’lcasv remortibcr the Laxlics Ala at ■ mon sight upon n t.’hristnias id^tht to । medallions, juvenile books, games, .mirrors, work boxes, - .-ry quality that a gift should have, beauty, ; Mrs. Fred Zerbel’a next week IThunJ- j . , , see • within the jlreplavo 1t**e!f. their | etc. Our superb assortment and low prices will make ' > :’y, iL-.-fulness,novelty anil real value- and on list, 'for dinner, which j day Dec. 21 " ' ' will " . lu-ads iip tbe chlitiner. pl- kaulnnles of . your Holiday buying a 'err easy matter this year. Delton, Mich. ,. Mrs. ' -/ ....i i Every- various slxi-s busii-d hi warming th‘Ir I save you money. Genuine bargains on • l»e fumislwd. by Zerbd. ■ toes. Uudr bare f<*et testing on.logs «>f .1 ;-st >iuaiity is the principle we applied in i body invited ' ■ cedar <»r hickory or oiik and their black ; ■ -vei-y item in our stock.! . • i Owing to th ? revival meetings { eyes rolling with ahtwlputiona of I smth Maple Greve our pastor .'J Ji I Ing gotAi ihings.—HmfuT'a Baxnr. ■ l Marshall, did not come to attend thf • business meeting of tbe Y. P- A. Iasi Every Album is new. every one the A fountain pen Is the buny man's Saturday evening. It wh- therefore j Christmas gets ,its . nnmc. from the j Bui one for the boy. Me have ; . . k that we carry this ( latest style- We have always led or wmnaii'fi companion. Il » . pontpomsi until some time in the future, i mass .vlebrated In the early days of; them, stflui wind and set and guar an opportunity that on Albums, and our line this yenr pvrpt tiial1 convenience if it is a Readers of the Baxxeh can secure, , ! the <’hrlst!mi ehnr<*b In honor of the u- ; • ".re yon will appreciate. I anMed for one year. ■ is almost doubled. 50c to $5 00. good ene.vaud a constant annoyI Mra Willard Payne and Mrs. Fred birth of Christ, its first solemnization I ;*• :f-e a- many books as i as favorable clubbing tales with this aure it It Wn’t. « « 'i'T L. T. L. -at ..Jjttvmg ‘"-v, V ,. for |eSh than ; || Zerliel ZX-rm-X attended .llkviiucva the Hinds ... -• ... .baring been ordered: by Pope Teles- • wsellta be first class. J KOO tu j| Mrs. . tHiramJPayne ,:_ .__rr— miIav 'r,..Ar' • UficeA'whenever pussl- j : ’sl-.t lastKSFriday. .Taev ptorus. Tbb< waa in or Itefore the. ' paper for any daily or weekly paper S2.J0. 2 -on 2H to ») per rent in . Our line is an especially good one j report a very.pleasant time. year 13«, for hi that frenr rope Tehnor magazine published in theJUnlted SPECIAL While Th,y LaaL •I-. T.i:rt*w. If we baa e not ’ and nothing like them can be found . Mrs. Phrona Shultz who has lawn phorun died. At first Christmas win . ■ 1 wtnt.we will get !A; States or Canada as cau be procur­ Wb have placed in ods Mjt »«• elsewbese. A splendid present for what Is known ns a movable feast. Just ' spending several days in Grand Rapids * . ’ r t/ouks and prices: A ' dow to dm. «a»w ot ■ .“J*-,™*the ladien. lUc to >3.25. Our fan­ as Easter is now. nnd. owing to mis­ ed by any other newspaper in this ■ - . f • loth bound books for ! cy backed triplicate Mirrors at panel design, average height 1- to I returned home last Saturday. understand lDg«. was aeiebrateil as lace 15c .• <| aoc. A nice line of de 15 inches, beautihtl pattern with eectipn of Michigan. 25c and 50c are fine for shaving Mm Haden Gaskill of Hinds Corners as April or May. In the fourth century . u ft books at 25c. Fancy wide bane and fiower-shape tops. and general toilet purposes. visited at F. W. Zertal'a Monday. an ecclesiastical InvestlgntJou was or d gilt books, a wide range Some are brilliant crystal some “f 25c Nile green, some rich opalescent, Miss Emma Kenyon went to Hast­ dered, and. upon the authority of the and some delicate blue. V our ings Friday where she expects to spend tables of the renaotn In tbe Roam arH <• ia>.e mpst of the late copychoice while they last 10cBANNER MAPS OF _ f’KbU ut........................................ 50c We want to rive you one for some time. date of the Saviour’s Nativity. Tradi­ IL: !!<nty and Snug Comer ChrfctmM. A«k tu about II. BARRY COUNTY. tion fixed the hour of "birth at abont Fi-i.es for boys and girls at. .25c midnight, nnd thin Ida to the celrbraNORTHEAST BARRY. :bx?’s works 35c We have some beautiful toilet and i Begyies a nice assortment of misShow every farm In Barry County, •y- Bad Boy50c the number of acres, section, town­ Everything was favorable at the tion of a midnight mass in all the areaaiug cmod ceuaueuus wyn IL "-. P. ck put Dtxn the Re­ churches, a secund nt down uud h third ship, etc. Also shows the highways, and staghorn. .Magnificent gifts H of friction toys from !0c to Every Atomizer is handsome handkerchief social bold at the Bunnell In the later morning. “ __ .i— — .«■ I’rir»a ran ere ' $| qq . Wil fo“Ih^genUer STrrteii ridge! ...50C Btreams, railroads, churches, school enough to make a desirable gift, Kbool bouse last Friday, night. A .rears of Hustling50c I houses. Very valuable for reference. from SOc to Sj.OO. used to cost at white many are exceedingly beau Wb»t Happened to Johnston, lovely uight-large crowd, proce«U tiful. An atomizer is a necessary '^r“........ .. ,'iel to Twenty Vear? of I adjunct to any toilet table nowa­ -If you reach the age of thirty with­ PRICE ONLY 50CTS. J1C.20. "• mg. ,60c : Handkerchief Boxea.jOc to JI 15 There are scores of suitable gifts days. 25c to $1.00. Mr. Lome Blackman of Banfield and out imrln^ had any serious llluesH you . . At the Delta Pott Office. . - ■ Hustle-by the author . Glove Boxes................ 5«c t0 *5 in our regular lines of'sundries will be likely to live till seventy or : dore and Hdkf =*“^’5 “ £‘?J Misa'Lula Noblee of this !placo attend ­ "d r*-venty Years of Hustling 60c 1 that yon can well buy especially more." «ld n pbyuician. \"Aii the old | ed thi Teachers Aecsfiatl.m at Hastiiig. Collar 4k Cuff Boxes .50c to $1-50 t for family giving. These are com­ F. 6. ADAMS. Pothnitir folk I know reached thirty without a.iy Shaving Sets, any price you,"’**11' mon sense presents, such items i alarming maladies scored against them. last Satunlay. We make a spec­ The above gifts for both as these In abundance: Hair brush-From thirty on nil yoiAn-el do is to Will lanch and family •/ Iwad's aud gentlemen are specially dealnr w. Cloth Brushes, Tooth Brushes, -f.-itgitt of all in muny in- 1 ial effort to gel bie,they artf useful, durable and Corners spent Bunday at Wm. Lilt’s. be careful, to oboen'e a few »iq»pl« Nail Brushes, Hat Brushes. Hand tun -. We haw them al! from I dolls and we sell raii-s of health. 1 abouki say that these them at very ornamental. Mirroh, Soap. etc. J HOUVENIR LIVERY, Frank Newton is hiving hU J»y hstainent to tbe $8.30 Oxrules nre simple and good: Note also that in addition to the I : ‘ "ilti good values at all the I clos«i prices. MEDALLIONS. Feed and Sale Stable. Bring in the lit­ 4,EAt fruit at breiikfnst and at lunch baled. above we have Manleure-geUi, Stag i’fw-H in between. So largely la our slock of these.;I Clocks. Stag Novelties, Itifc Stands, tle folks to see DELTON, MICH. MiM Lillie Shultz of Douds Corners eon. 1 . ueantiful pictured IncreaaedI this; tbe dolls,"it is Fancy Stationery, Perfumes, Case -Avoid pastry, muffius. hot bread and Telephone ot write me when roti drive from spenCSatarday 'and; Sunday with Mr; ; year and «<> taking are the subjects always a treat Helton. I meet all trains. Pncct icawnabl*. Pipes, Jewelry. Christmas Cigars buttered loftft. that II Is hard to ad«|i>ately pro । aud an immense line of popular and Mrs. Vernor Webster. for them. -Eat potatoes only once n day. ii4 - th. latest games and all tbe * P. J. HOUVENIR rent them. You will have to see j Every one is preparing for the Christ­ them"soon as many aro already sold |i priced Christmas Candles. -Walk at least four miles iu tbe open ■'•anii:i:d ones, from'/ic to 83.:Moat I mas tree to be held at BtninelL of them urffier 50e. .... i-!|| I ___ __ ,...... ..... ..... ................ air dally. x -Do not drink tea or coffee. Milton Nobles made a business trip R. S. HARTER, M. D., -Tata? a daily I*th and wash the to Hastings Saturday. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. face with warm water before retiring. Quite a numlier attended the funeral OFFICE HOURS-H to 12 a. tn., 110 2 p.m.. J -Sleej) eight honra." - Philadelphia losp.ni.. All call* promptly attended. Tele­ of Mrs. Gosler at Cedar Creek Tuesday. phone at office. Bulletta. Office at reKidsaoa, Delton. Mich. Clifford Pennock of ^Grand Rapids is Any skin itching is a temper-teetere —— The nmre you scratch the worse, it Mrs. Mary Peako spent Tuesday with Dqs0’b OinUnent cures pi Im. x ne XXX Cash or Trade ■her B»n.Charles LrtchlelVwr and wife eczema--any,, akin ilching. Al all Lui. Noble. b»« “ lri*1; dr"« •tore“— a • AlORICH BROS. DELTON. Dec. lath, a good pro­ i,1; !’ ^"Ikwr ««• in Hutlng. gram is provided. Ahursday. The Earnest-Workers of Cloverdale Mro w. Mm. «„ i„ S|1U)U । M. E. church nerve dinner ut the iburaday. home of Mra. FL.y McDermott Friday Mr. Solomon s little daughter, uf Dec. 22. A good dinner is assured. kilm Delton, is on the sick list. ____ cIm. will met with The Bible .tody i Mra. A. Caltbrop of Prairieville vis- ?’nu <-'lara ‘Uoowis Wednesday even|T evenRed her daughter. Mrs. Ad. Bnrpee *”*• Mrs Ixx,n,i* leader. Come and Sunday. * .' brine m bring vbnr your RIN BiUm. YANKEE SPRINGS. \ J. Kavninnd of KahnitAzoo is <q>end- L. L. Loveland & Son, Where Holiday Money Counts IF HOLIBAY POCKETBOOKS ‘^t!TK'S?.iT' Give mu .a trial order (IUD UUn I nluLO J. SPROUL, BOOKS., DOLLAR WATCHES... FOUNTAIN PENS. NEW STYLE ALBUMS. MIRRORS... - BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. PERFUME ATOMIZERS. TOILET CASES, a SUNDRIES... DOLLS... 8IBLES... NEW GAMES... & \ 5c to $1.00 ELLIS E- FAULKNER •» e want your Butter ana Bggs, cug CLUBBINGJRATES ’ �John -Ormutoe and wifb spent Sunday with Altort Woodmansee and wife. j Mr. and Mra. Alfred Ormsbee spent I’he Ladies Aid met ut the home HAbTLNGS of Sunday with their daughter Mra. Art ■s. Chas. Gorham last Thursday. A Gorham near had Hendbrahott schoolhouse. v tinjelwas by all present Onnhlwe will spend u few days Mra. settle, VanSyckh) is staying with her helping ;L»ilu having just moved sinter in Johnstown oh E. J. Stanton's farm. for . a short \tjme. DOWLING. IRVING. Wm. Nash and daughter Mabie .started Monday moraibg for Loe Angnk*. Cajl.. where ttoy icon template locating penmunentiy shonid the sunny climate andj other sdvantages of that state meet with thrir expectation*. Mra Pisron. Mra. C H. WUliains and Mrs. A. Sylvester of. Hasting* came to this place last Thurs­ day .to attend.the L A. B. which was entertained by Mra. E. E. Warner. Mias Mutt it working for Mra. j Mrs. Chas Ric<5 who received the sad E. J. Stanton has bought the little Robinson spent part of last week, at tows of the death of her _uncle George farm Mr. Troxell, his wife's her home near Cedar Creek returning Bullisowned ut AnnbyAr|x)r last Wednesday. father, in Nashville and is moving Monday FrankTheir VanSyckle. wife andwish Katethem Cas­ there. many -friends Roy Smith and wife are working-for . sidy attended in thu funeral the form­ S happiness their newof home. Frank Bulli* in Johnstown. er's cuusiij at Budturd Sunday ' IAum% Aldrich died at his hinne near Frank s place Websterthia morning. Monday, He MIDDLEVILLE. Battle Crepk.las^i. s lierti a patient anfferer for a good Mra. W. A. Quinlan and Mra. Stanley Christ ma* good-. my weeka. The funeral will to held Wildeni were in Grand Rapids Thursday ■dnxiluy at 1 o'clock at the church. and attended the opera that evening. A. J. HotTrauii The Old Year And the New IE clock; were tm tbe Xroke ci twelve. The moon w»> bright and J row a veteran, lame and oldWlio»e maid* wm almost done. The battered Imaptetk cm be back Was empty, like his gun. W. A. Severance of Cunklin was the guest ut his parents W. H. Severance and wile over Sunday. Wm. Gamble of Harting* was calling on friends in this place last Munday. The ulvr chime* hq-an to ring. I head a bugle Mom A (Lulling aoldier. young aid fair. . Came ridinp o’er the »aov. - Bert JacquHx and D. C. Beneway were in Grand Rapids on bnxintos Monday. Geo. Bixler is on the .sick lint Dr. Partello of Middlevillp i.s attending him. BANN15K. DECEMBER 13. IW?>: Sylvester Greusel of Hastings wits in town on Lusineas Friday. Rev. W. ii Holcomb expects-to go thia week to help Rev. Hatch of the Hastings circuit in revivalrmeetings. Mr. Turkey of Pennsylvania is visit,iug his daughter Mra. Thomas Heany and family. "’Mra. A. J. Woodmansee uf Hastings attended'the I*. A. 8. herj^luat Thurs­ Rev. E. JV. Shaw and family are moving into the ILwntorg house, on Railroad St. recently vacated by Frank Root and wife. * , day nnd was cniertainc 1 by her sixter Mra.Wa r.rr. Mildred Conker is’ now staying with, her aunt Mra. Geo. MbUonnell and' attending *riu<»l here. Mrs. Wm. Cushing «f Ii sitings spent part of lart week helping care fur her Miss Anna Winters and Mra. A. M. Gardner were in Grand Rapids Tues- Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure DISTINCTIVELY A CREAM OF TARTAR BAKING POWDER It does not contain an atom of phos­ phatic acid(which isthe product of bones digested in sulphuric uric acid) or of alum (which is one-third sulphuric acid) sub­ stances adopted for other baking powders because of their cheapness. “First footing” is on old. old custom which stlU Jlngen In Ireland. It!* con­ sidered a -lucky sign if the “first font” Is n fair inmi. A dark man. n woman, a red haired or tupiltitlag |>ersou Is sup­ posed to bring bad lurk. In the nonh nf England, however, a dark man'is preferred ns n “flrwt feut.” The Yonug Ladies Club met with Miss Code at the-home of F. L. Blake on’Monday evening. Fred Ellis of. Grand Rapids wax the g^cst of hia cousin Mra. Wm. Willard and family Tuesday. W. A. Quinlan was in Detroit on business the first of the week. • BUDDS CORNERS. ; Mins’Edna Paul of Battle Creek sj>ent I a few day's with friend* and relative* j here. Ray Riley of East Leroy spent I several day* at the home of Frank Coleman last week. Sherman Bndd of. Battle Creek and Joe Markham of l.«*’ el Park spent Sunr day at Henry’ Budd's. Many of this vicinity will ’regret to hear that Rowi Daugherty of Hartford City Ind. had two ribs broken while •playing football. Ros* campt*d at Fine lake all of the pa't summer slid won many- friends atout here. •Several from thia place attended the concert at Bedford I art week. Clarence Ideu left Sunday night for Harting* where he ha# been called a* juror. Henry Budd's hand is doing nicely where be cut it so severely. We -underatand that Wm. II. ‘ Frey has togun- his winter'* sawing. New YehrX B”t Christmas] is the French day of dnyx. Cards.’Itewera and bouhous are exchanged In profu­ sion. and risks are made. In jtha din­ ing ra >iu on New Year's morning are assembled tet gentlemen of Urn faniHy togreet the ln<U<* with courtly bow aud gallantly io ki«« their hand*. The gny brcnkfnrt over, the children, the youib and tlitoe of the family In ihe prime of life make ready to pair vtora. They start forth .with po<-!a!H and 'hands fllhd with rehiombranecb. The older-ones ensconced In easy ohfilrs fa*fore the tire, wait fur tin- younriT reltitlros nnd fri<ti<rx wti<» will eonje with liglit nnd merrH salt to m-ik- e»-■•ji <-h • r. In Ruwto New Year's Is <sj •M-billy the children s dny. Among th} pep# nuts the old tline frriles and gullies are renewed. It Is a practice uimiig the boys to arm Uieuwelvea with a isupply bf shelled wheat and dried pei1’ auJ to go from house to lumse in the small hours of the morning. They, present themselves njdiUldcn Id a neighbors bouse, whore dm doors nre ulwnya un­ locked. and p}lt llixii with wheat or peas till he offer* cukes or fruit. J. E. Coleman is moving liis n*taurant into the building formerly occu­ pied by Watson's meat market. and -wife were in -Frank E.- Heath was the guert of rel­ Wednesday ordering atives in Hartings over Sunday. Miss May Basnett entertained her Sunday school class at the M. E. church parlors Monday evening . Mra. D. Marti!*.- vi*it»d': tor .sinter Mra. Bees in Middleville lust Thifrsday. Qolgnbtee <r La Ignote^ Tbe wool* Blgnlf'- both n custom and « U« the eVC of the Q‘'w ^,r ,*u4* ** yoetiifnl masqueraders serewded the vni'tot^ rerideut. of the locality after nightfall with music and knock­ ing at d end windows and bogging fur offering* for the pour, generally eateblvs. rtkb threats of revenge If gifts were retUscd. A piece'of poi’U with the ui!l adhering, cabe.l- i-> < hignec. wuk fbevfradltlonnl ofi'arlng ex­ pected. The frost, wo <>a ,lu» cloak 6f blue And on hu yellow plume. And on hi» >word Ire bore * rose— A red, ted lose- - in bloom. He halted where the aged man Had fallen in the mow*. And icy wmdi had made foe him 4 A bed ol whit" repose. He ret tbe bugle-Io lie lip. The note* of "Upa" lie blew. And tl-n I knew that I beheld The old year and the net* . —Minna living m Lobes Weekly. A French t'uuudl.in New Year's* cus­ tom now nearly iutoolete was that known ax La Qucte de I'Enfant Jesus the collection for the infant Jesus. Thu* collection was managed by the parish priest, who -was driven round among bl* pariahfcjfyer* by tbe senior churchwarden or the beadlr. The gifts that he thus gathered ‘Tor tbe low of the Infant Jesus" on the festival of the cirruiurfsloii were distribute! among the podr. Intimately connected with this was another practice of.col­ lecting alms fiff the poor, known as La When pins were invented in Gtotnrester. Euglnnd. In the sixteenth century, they were much used]for New Year's present*. I-nter. when;money was giv­ en to buy pin* It was calhrt “pin mon­ ey.” a term which for four centuries ton designated the money devoted to feminine trifles. WANTS If you have anything useful that you want to sell, or if there is anything useful you want to buy. place an adv. in the BANNER'S WANT COLUMN. If vou have a buggy that’s lying Idfc in the bam; a stove or other household goods you don’t use; if you have any stock you want to dispose of; a house vou wont to sell or rent; W you want a girl for house work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, just try our Vb ant Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CENT A WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. TryiL WANTS WASTBD-a ' FUR SALE-At a tion WiflChtMler shot torreto all iu good ' FARM! FOR sAi.j. „ cleared. Mance in tinvu t fair , level, no.•»<«„.. clay snb-M>il. will ...... projiertv.: other farms p.r, ®t*ed.' Wrjte Larui . ! Welcher. Pittsville .Mi* |. FOR SALE^Clx-a; E:iat High St. WANTED-Tu near Main street Laundry. ' FOR SAW—Cheap itihonw toiler, FOR SALE -b. ■ with 10 horse engine. Enquire. Ernest ; Shultz. Hope,- Address Hasting* Route cnckerels and JerwIra B. Baldwin. Hast, —------------ ------ - ------------------ ----. R. I. WANTED- Agent* to sell Maceaticv I _ . nee.'' /AKM WA.\ltl>--u.. Protective sielf and accident insurance. ForxHose to Hurting* pr Can give exclusive. territory. For. termH and full information write or see and 40 acre farm t bargains consider. 1. C. H.. Thoura*. Harting*. Mich. land price. Audn~ WANTED—Just a few more gas I Care BANNER cnrtomt’ra to make up the needed IbO so we can ratface the rate* and give { FOR RENT—textra discount* to -consumers. Thorn­ Hubbard txiux-b IHuliug-C-urne** E apple Gb'h 4’. Electric Co. FOR SALE - Cheap. Round Oak heater, good tv new. Enquire BAN­ ’ FOR SALE -A line NER Office. . -did condition liought ago flu cash wilt WANTED—A gtxxl housekeeper. six . B • rare BANNER in family. Address • H"cansBANNEH office. . 1 •. FOR RENT—'I room bonne'new land barn E. Grand St. Enquire of F. L. Johnson, or Frank Johnson. FOR SALE—Four good young -cow*, section H Rutland. J. G. Kirchner. Irving, No. I. • Hastings Markets. I Hastings MaiKeu are con Wednesday nt trnhisand can L Upon as correct al tha*. j Conected Wedneua.iv. '■ ! FOR SALE—An unlimited amount, pf second growth oak wood, cut any deaired length. Phone 217-11-is. Ged. Mitchell. . FOR SALE— Will ings dry Ixxly sorted wood $2 (M> a cord. BANNER office; H. ing. Route deliver in Hast­ beech and maple Leave order at R. Norris. Hurt­ WANTED—Modern bouse and lot. or lot centrally located <n Hasting* dr Nashville. Atldnv® Mrs. D. Clever. Nashville. FOR HALE.—1 portable drilling urn­ chine. 1 portable forge. 1 corn sliellef. 1 six H. P. engine. 8 H. Pl boiler. 1 plat­ form scale. 2 giu* heater*. » feed mills, 2 gasoline stoves. 3 wood stoves, pulleys toxes. hangers, shafting, saw »rl»or*. light railroad track, flv.wheels, smoke stacks iron pipe, pump repairs, stoves repair* aud many other useful articles, cheap for cash. Will trade for anything you have. Sylvester Greuse!. WANTED—Anyone wanting to buy The True I’hlloaopbrr. There may to wMoni without knowl­ aeir. rent or lease anything ’ to try t edge. and ’ there may! be knowtedp- want adv. in tbe BANNER. without wHdunt. but it Ik he who posWANTED—Everybody t*» attend •esses both that Is the true philosopher. Vrooman'.- masquerade dance Friday —Robert Southey. evening Dec. 22. FOR SALE—Fifty Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels. choice fl. Aho Scribble*- V<>u alt ”ii every joke 1 bundles nice corn xtalk-.2 cents bundle. Submit to you. Editor— We’!. If liter M. JI. Burton. Hartimra Route I. nnd ntiv nnlnt to them 1 w-*rit’.o'„» FOR SALE OR RENT—Farm. * acres, gootl houne and tom. good orch­ ard. Sec. Id. Baltimore. Lewis Wood. MUI R. R. No. 4. GOME It is now wide open and we are showing the BEST and LARGEST stock of HOLIDAY GOODS between Detroit and Grand Rapids. We are offering about 500 cloth bound, well made books at 10 cents each, consisting of such authors and titles as Ten Nights in a Bar Room, Jane Eyre, Charlotte M Braemae’s works, Hugh Conway’s works, Marie Corelli's work, Hall Cain, Dickens, Conan Doyle, The Duchess, George Elliott. Mary J. Holmes, John Halifax, Black Beauty, The Wide! Wide World, and others. For boys we have at 25 cents The Harkaway Series, The Oliver Optic Books, The Ager Books and The Henty of miscellaneous books Books. For girls we have Holmes’ works, Mrs. Southworth, Mrs. Augusta Evans. Bertha M. Clay and hundreds of others. Five Little Peppers, 35c; E. P. Roe’s works, 35c; some of Martha Finley’s works, 35c. At 50c, Peck’s Bad Boy; Twenty Years of Hustling, 50c; Remarks by Bill Nye, 50c; a large line of copyright books, that were $1.50, now 50c; David Harum, 50c; Graustark, 50c; The Right of Way, 50c; The Sky Pilot, 50c; The Vir­ ginian, 50c; and a lot of others. Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books and Key to Heaven, o» -< .< Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets, Cuff and Collar Boies, Smoking Sets, Glove and HandBoies, Ink Stands, Mirrors, and Candle Sticks, we can't afford to buy newspaper space to 8 all the articles we have. Come and see for yourself. Ths finest line of Cut Glass and hand decorated China ever shown in town. See our Toy Department. Wo have everything from the Tin Hom to the Steam Engine. This is a new departure and we have done our best to please the little ones, we still have a fair assortment of our sample line of dolls. We are selling them at less than wholesale price. Don't buy anything until you have seen our line. 27 Phone 31 Goods Delivered INCLUDE US IN YOUR SHOPPING TOUR ... at househ«dd work. .L; i BANNER �PEOPLE Look to the Banner for Auction Advertising. Fifi'P • YEAK. THE sixteen paces. tfN id! STUDENTS num On Thanksgiving Day. But Better Now Than Not at All school t As all who studied the MichiganChicago football game know, the rul­ COLORS ing of Curtis, the b’g Michigan guard, out of the game by the umpire on the charge of playing “dirty foot ball" by f. TO unfairly falling on Eckorsall. the .,£ THIS CHARGE crack Chicago player, undoubtedly lost Michigan the game, as.be was their best ground gainer. It 'was an unfair ruling, and disorganized the Michi­ •manlike gan team. We are pleased to have Eekentail publicly tree 'Curtis from the chnrgr made against him. We are •M..1UJ- KrketrsaH did nut do thi* at the N- if ht the time the game was in progress, but . In-en' more we are glad to have him do so now. it. • tj» win for Curtis', Ion;; and honorable foot­ Iv inajln and ball record entitled him to exemption Ik-Xi'* Induce. rorm any such a charge at any time. Here ii. what Eeketsal! says of Curt Li; "1 want to take this opportunity,” Eckt-rsnll of-Chicago says, "to publicly say 1 do nut believe.‘that Curtis' was r*.\ T. -i> lark intentionally playing dirty' when he •kt-.l; they drv charged mime. I . know-Curtis. per­ ism.‘- when they sonally and'Kno w that he is not cap­ ■.•p them on the able of dirty work, such as he has been charged with. 1 du nut belicvolhe had any intention ot injuring me and feel he has l»eun unjustly censured for the play in 'which I was injured and Ctu»r« Av the If the itMW ui BANNER. Hastings, Michigan.. Wednesday. December a wl NUMBER. 33. nu.nuuu. w>. . LE.TTE.R. FROM SANT.A. CLtXUS drawing the unes closer PARENTS BLAMED Ml DHAH CHILDREN IS BARliY COfSTY:^ Postal Authorities Do on Publishing NOKTH POLE, Dec. 11th. IMXi. Any Prize-Winniag fur rouill 1 want you UHov *?<,“ ?Mbm •'“’j” '•fh «». «° ‘bu letter to the Bassku rou.t do New» will remember you erery year. I .tart oU7™ n,? ^2’ brolhm Coutlqu. to be rood boya and (irla and Heng tour el.eklnj, up j„ pi,, । h “ > । n« drlee u. ulaht uud will be in Mlehiiruu on tbe.nltrht of Ilec. 2<lb. According to a ruling .d the pwt a . t wont note any trouble in Hodin, them Your Het Erlend, ..Ker department tbe publication of the SANTA CLAUS 4 names of FOR WILD GIRLS SUPERINTENDENT OF INDUSTRI­ AL SCHOOL SAYS LACK OF RESTRAINT RESPONSIBLE prixe .winners at whist or ' ' eucher parties where admission 'is charged or a fee exacted for the privii lege uf playing is forbidden, and news­ . papers giving this information are likely to be excluded from the mails. . This ruling, however, doos n.ot affect the publication of the names of prize winners where tint function is purely a social affair and tbe premiums are donated gratis by the host or hostess. The postotticc department holds that casas of this kind do not come within the ptirvipw ot. the law as to rattle*, lotteries and other gambling devices. Should the ruling* be interpreted to the letter it will exclude all newspaj**rs giving accounts of raffles nt church fairs, and the afternoon euchres uf the ladies' auxiliaries. . GAVE ADDRESS AT ALLEGAN LAST WEEK Suggestions She Gave if Heeded Would Save Much Unhappiness If Parents Would Heed The Michigan conference of the lioard of correction* and charitit— was ■ held iu Allegan last week. Many ex- ’ celicnx DMjwuTt w-;re read and addresses given. 0<w especially {t hat ull parent*. ' particularly the lathers and mothers of girls, ojuld have heard with much profit. wa- that givvii .by Mr.-. Lucy M. Sickles, Kuperintenijtnt of the In­ dustrial Home for Girl*at Adrian. Among other go-d things Mrs. DEATH OF MRS. BITLER. Sickles said Too much latitude in the homes is Mrs. l.onsia Butler,an old and respect­ ed resident of Juhnstown. died yester- ’responsible iu most oisea for girls day afternoon,at the family home, at tile going wrong and being sent to the advanced age of HH ye*A. Some fortr industrial school. If the . fathers aijd or hvt- weeks ago Mn. Butler fell and the mothers would take a greater in­ fractured her hip. which owing to her terest in the girl* and their associa­ age. wm tbe cause uf death. Three tion* and would keep a check. kicdly grown children are left to mourn her but firmly, on their goings and com­ loss and will have the sympathy of a ings there would lie fewer l«d giyls. large circle of friends. Funeral serv­ Rough treatment in the home, is an­ ices will -be helt^J from the Lacey other reason aligned for incorrigibility chuh'h tomorrow afternoon at one in girl*. At the cnnclunion of Mrs. Mickeies o'clock. Rev. Benson Officiating, In­ tennent will he fgiveu in the Joy address on "rhe Delinquent Girl.” she told of the system •■mployed in cemetery-—Battle Creek Journal. /heir training at the industrial home, their surroundings there and their OFFICERS HASTINGS NO. 52 F. AND A M daily life. There arc now W girl* at the home. . • At the meeting held last Wednesday There can tie no sort of iloubt but night, the following ufiicers were that some parentsuf girls in-this cityelected bv Hasting* Lodge N'o. F. are not doing their duty in properly and A. M : — . restraining their * daughters. Some W. M.—John M. Payne young girl* are permitted the freedom S. W.—Elroy Tobias. of the streets in this as in every J. W.—Lev H. Pryor. town. who have no business there, Treas-.—C. H. Bauer. and whd should tie sheltered in tbe Sec.—II. H. Snyder. home Until they reach years of respon­ S. D. — D. K Titman sibility. The neglect of this duty by J. D. E*au Cannom wjme jMtrents. who ought to love their Tyler.—John Mate. own daughters <fweil. enough to hold their future good as of the highest val­ Here is a poultry item that i» hard ue, is little if any short of criminal. to Uu>t, yet it in absolutely true. Mrs. We are glad there is such an institu­ Julia Johnson han an April pullet tion as that "at Adrian for w&ywan) . which has laid fifty eggs already, and girls. But such- an institution would at the price of the. product is jurying not ba needed if parental duty were for hurreH early. — Ctacgo Union. discharged properly. ■ ASS' RIA GRANGE * tin Hi a- given letter l»ewnl*r 2nd. A; was railed 'very ne present responded with a ib< We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers. PACES 9 TO 16. HAVE SAID SO HE SHOULD UJ.D UNDER WE RECI HASTINGS irtt M-exn that |th quotation* beingtakrn'from.thu Bibb Th«-papers by Bro*hern Marvin and Clark were very tine. Th-., tirst giving some »»f the best-point* and adv ire to the Grange The readings by Sisters Clark anti Healy were tine. Upon the whole it Wt suei- the t»mf may ai.v. all other •'<••etui meeting. Miss Eei -n was .nstructed'in the work of the third au<f I to ib- iiht of fourth degrees. After which a three course lunch was served. Particular.it, team and progiaru of our '.next meeting to be held Dec. 10. will lie printed next week. • • an-. and vvd hope icrr.l-ur- of thd team A little »in nfuy be the *>ed of a une-i j '•yitagan •: uain of ^-hic-h Dreaming aUiut heaven is a sin whrn' !* who did 'ni't'bpit hinders duti'-s on earth• • puy on ’ True noblemen are al way* knighted with the -word of affliction. HERE’S NOTHING LIKE IT! THE MAMMOTH HOLIDAY DISPLAY AT- MULHOLLAND’S RED CROSS DRUG STORE Shopping has begun in. earnest and the throngs of satisfied people make us feel that the effort to please has been worth while. The cost of suitable presents suits every one, and WHY? ’ • .' •* That Means a Saving of One-third One a Sample. cause There Are Over One Thousand Articles, and Every hese goods are but one piece of a kind and were used 40 days in a sample room by a very careful salesman, and no one can detect 1 a mar, only the mar in the price. It would be easier to tell you what we haven't got in this enormous line, than to enumerate the many things ready for your inspection. THERE MAY be some people who have never been in this store. YOU ARE IN THE MINORITY AND MAY BEJ DOING WORSE. Come here first, and if you do not find what you want at a price that makes you feel good, then it’s time to send your money out of town. Books. Bibles, Perfumes and In addition to the large sample line, we have books galore, on which we meet any­ body's price. There are larger book stores but not in Hastings. A gliinpsoand a few questions of the man will satisfy you tliat your book wants will We be easily tilled. have just added a quantity of fine Confectionery, fresh from the factory. Every box guaranteed in prime condition. Bibles of every size and price, including the Red Ixdter ones, bound in Levant, silk A word perfumes: We have the best of the American manufactures, including s-wed, xyitlx about India Paper. Irahner’s, Rick.seeker's. Wright’s and Foofjfc Jenks, together with a complete assortment ——L the imported ones. ■_________________ _________ . ___________ Fine Confectioner A Few Things Which You Can Do Better in at the Red Cross Drug Store. Mirrors, Jan Goods, CandalabraS. Odd Pictures, Toilet Sets. Collar and Cuff Boxes Persian Goods. Fine Stationey. Sample Pipes. Music Rolls. Manicure Goods, Rd .ore Photo Frames, Fancy Candles. Albums. Vases, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Games Children’s Books, Smoker's Goods, Fine Leather Goods, Diaries. Imported Baskets of ev­ ery description. See for yourself and got one of those fine ART CALENDARS, which help to furnish every home. . Mulholland will open in the Spring with the Largest and Most Interesting Line of Wall Paper ever ' shown in Barry County. Watch later Announcements, 1 UI I. A J ARTHURTHEE. MULHOLLAND, LEADING DRUGGIST. — ggf Successor to W. H. Goodyear W MW W— > —— . THE LEADING DRUGGIE I. 1 lehuhw wiwmmi- ta 241.4-ri. niurre - Goods wun.uiHm Delivered. vuvmu .______ 1 �HASTINGS BANNEK, DECEMBEK 13. iw.. CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS My stock is now in thei fullness and perfection of Holiday readiness. Exceptional buying opportunities have com^ my way, and iny store abounds with values uncommon, matchless and salient. . By the time this announcement reaches you, t.ere pro a y w no e over 20 shop-- , ping days before Christmas. It will be TO YOUR INTEREST TO BUY EARLY, before the BIG RUSH commences, because you can make your selections from a COMPLETE STOCK and get JUST WHAT YOU WANT, and we can give more attention to pat- & tons. If you delay purchases the VERY PIECES YOU WANTEb MOST will probably be sold, and at this season of the year it is of­ ten impossible to get duplicates here in time for Christmas. Our buying has made your buying EASY. We pn e ourseves in not only be- M ing UP-TO-DATE, but a DATE AHEAD. We pride ourselves on the QUALITY of our goods, believmg that Cheapness without . ; Quality is dear at any price. That’s why we have earned the laurels of being the QUALITY STORE of Hastings. Quality always goes . with our goods and when it comes to Price you don't have to pay us any more than you would have to pay elsewhere tor an inferior article. . Here are a few Christmas suggestions, a nice MCCOY’S “’“•X£"’,ture Carpet, Rug, Curtain, Chair, Bed Room Suit, Chiffonier, Side Board, Dining Table, Dining Chairs, Buffet, Picture, Couch, Library Table, Mat, Pillows, Book . Case, Desk, Cart, Sled, Piano, Sewing Machine, Sheet Music and lots of other •5^; useful and beautiful things to adorn the home. Come and COME EARLY TO j COURT HOUSE NEWS. HOLIDAY GOODS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Hastings, SURPRISED MR. AND . ThiJ story la told of Aiexxitidiv Du MRS. MCINTYRE ma*: It I* well known that be could Friday Evening. nlversary Was the 35th Anot Their WARRANTY DEEPS. II esteem it 3 favor io 'show' you my assortment and /i give you prices. I have th< late Books and a large I An tin } assortment of Cheaper Books from . . . IUu| Up| including (he Henty Books. jAlgier Books and Martha Finley / Books. . Brush and iomb Sets Frun 75c, up ■ Manicure Sets. Cuff and Collar Boxes. Handkerchief and Glove Boxes. ’ \ The New Japanese My* Line ol Hand Mirrors is worth your inspection. I An un X X X X X X* X lUui Wedding. l^aniel Sbopbell to Clarence Friday evening last wan the 85th | Shopltell 50 ac sec 44. Castieton-......................... W.WX) 00 annivcn>ary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Levant McIntyre. Their Clarence Shopbell to Loell E. Demoud.W ar sec 4. CastIvton :'»!*»• 00 daughters, Mrs. Inez Colwell and Mrs. Clarence Burton, planned and executed Loell E. Demand to Clarence h very "happy surprise, inviting in Shopbell 40 ac sec 29. Wood­ many of their old friends and neigh-, 2UOU UO land bors. It was a thorough surprise and Homer M. Wood to Myra IL a much enjojed gathering for all con­ (X) cerned.' Cards and flinch were the Finder 85 ac sec 88, Carlton. Myra L. Firstar to Homer M. aniosements, and light refreshments <X> were served. Wood 35 ac sec 86 Carlton. . Geo. Huhlmnl to Chas. M. Moore 180 ac sec 13, Irving. . <1000 00 THINGS TO REMEMBER Wm. W. Ream to Harlow G. Carter, lot* 1078 and 1074. 575 00 While - City up Get a, bottle ol Chappoline and see how IIC6 It IS for Chapped Hand.- Traveling Over Rough and Rugged Frozen Country­ L’ri Bergman to Harlow G. Carter south half lots 1071 and 1072 City<500 00 Roads not refuse xx request—at least not of­ ten. One day he gave n man a letter 1 to one of’Mrt Intimate friends in Bru*- , *els. Tbe friend, a wealthy iperchnxrt. received him as though he bad been puma*' own brother. Introduced him to his circle of acquaintances, placed bl* stable al the inaifs disposal and did everything In bls power to make life pleasant for Dumas' friend. After the lapse' of fourteen days tbe man suddenly dlsappeon-d and with him. the IhwI borer in the merchant's stable. Six months later tlw merchant visited Dumas and thanked him for tbe kind of people he recommended to bis con­ sideration. "Dear friend.** he added, “your friend Is a shark. He stole the best horse In my stable.'’ Astonished. Dumas raised bis bands toward heaven and cried. <Wbat; be stole from you too!” ‘ . • I have been somewhat costive. but Doan's Regu«t* gave just the result* desired. They act midlv and regulate the bowebf ’ perfectly '*• : George B. Krause. 30fi Walnut Ave.. Altoona, Pa. Good roads mean nearer and better The most complete line of Holiday neighbors. suggestions at Mulholland's Drug Poor roads are the unhappiest type Store. Frank Friend to Porter English of extravagance. U ac sec 23 Carlton 850 00 When a wagon is worn out from use Mary L. Craus to Philip Sad­ on a good road its owner usually has dler. ac aec 20, Orangeville 630 00 money enough to bny a new one. Good roads suggest action aud mud QUIT CLAIMS. ■ means sloth and laziness. Elizabeth R. Crabb to Wm. Chas. Bower to Hulbert R. Casey 83 ac tec 86 HupeMU 00 Prescriptions prepared as if for the Doctor's own use. Sign of the Elephant. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. © © i © © DIRECT pl]Iy AI FROM UllINA ■ft ft ft ft s ft ft ft I36C. «MI ton Amy Sbaff to Edward Shall parcel sec 80 Hope ’ M AI'.KI AG E ' LICENSES. j CORRESPONDENCE. 25 UO CEDAR c'REEK. Mrs. Gesler. an old and rttqtected resident of "this place, passed ayvny Saturday night at 12 o'clock. There survive her four sons and four daugh­ PROBATE (X)l'BT. • EntatH .Inmes M. Hewes. alleged in­ ters and, a large circle of friends to competent. Order appointing guardian mourn their loss. entered, bond filed, ami letter* imued Several of our young poopl» attend to Travera Phillip* as guardian. ed a handkerchief social at tbe Bunnell Kcbodl house Friday evening-and report Estate Samuel Davis, final account a good time, allowed. fti © & LEE HING, The Chinese Laundryman. Christmas Presents. - HASTINGS BANNER, ONE YEAR. $1 If you have $12, $15 or $20 to spend for a >uit buy. one you know is 100 per cent pure wool Estate Adam Oswald. Order en­ The L. T. L. will meet with Mis* tered appointing John F. Oswald ad­ Vesta Armour. Friday. evening De­ ministrator. Claims beard April !l cember 18. Everybody invited. a Capps & Sons Suit* with a guarantee asjgood as a govermneni *■ •uid. We have a large line of these fine Have a look. ® C. H. OSBORN . OPEN EVENINGS. ............. Capital $75,008.00 Surplus $25,000.00 OFFICERS A Good Head for Money Preaident. Vice President. Cashier. DIRECTORS M. L. Cook, D. S. Goodyear safe place money. like is the head that knows how to keep as well as make it. That kind of a head always seeks a our bank to keep its A REAL MONEY MAKER Fred Spangemacher, YDUR CHRISTMAS LAUNDRY R. K. Grant value they would be sold at ltd to $1-.’ ami grb poor enough service at that, bnt som«- met •Ii'antthink it a smart trick tp Him Ham the inex| ,; nce l buyer because the cloth looks better than it re.Jiy ft PRESENT. FIFTEEN CENTS PER CORD ($1.15) DELIVERED. WILL ’ ACCEPT ORDERS FOR ONLY ioo CORDS AT THIS PRICE into payii.g$15 to IS for a suit of clothes which look­ worth tbe money but really is. cotistrucied hugely of mercerized cotton, a clever cheat If. these adulterated suits were totalled at their i'rjfr fl Estate George Preatcn. Proof of Clifford Morford who hos been assist­ will-filed. Order admitting will en­ ing Milo Walldorff for a.few days re­ tered. Bond filed and letters issued to turned home Wednesday. Chas. H- Bauer. Claims heard April Mrs. Harlan Wortman who has !>een visiting relatives in this vicintity re­ Estate of Win. Wunderlich. alleged turned to her home in Ithaca Wedneeincompetent. Confirmation of sale of day. real estate to Lewis Christian entered. Estate of Jos E. DeLano. Petition M> Line Cuslsts ot CHIU* CUPS. SAUCERS. SU6AR BOWLS Prertonj to tbe discovery of the Bra’for probate of will filed. Hearing Jan. tlllnn mines in 1.727 dlamoiuls were VASES. MATCH BOXES. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, ind lots of oth­ found chiefly lu India and’Borneo. The er lice things. . Estate James H. Martin. Petition most valuable Brazilian diamond was appointing special administrator filed. the Southern BUr. found in IBM. which M) TEA cones in original bores, direct fro* China nd Japan, I sell It at .Order appointing Leonard Stedge weighed 254 carats In the rough nnd 35 and 50 cents a pound, anif there Is no better In the market. Try 124 carats after cutting. The South special ^dministnrtor entered. African diamonds do not equal the Bra­ sone of It. Estate John Enz. Petition to de­ zilian for purity on the average. Other ft termine heirship filed. Hearing Jan countrie* when- diamonds are known are the United States British Guiana. HASTINa*, MICH. Estate Ethel I. Manker et al minora. RukkIu. China. Sumatra and Australia. Petition for license to sell real estate In the . United States the atones are found only occasionally in alluvial ma­ filed. Hearing Jan. 8. terial and drift. The great lakes re­ In Re of Antoine Van Duine, alleged gion Is one of the districts In '»‘ilcb insane. Petition for admission to they nre found. Owing to the peculiar circular or oval asylum filed. Physician's certificate THE KINDS THAT LAST ARE WHAT form of the deposits In which diamonds flldkl. Order of admission entered. are discovered In South Africa It Is con­ YOU SHOULD SELECT FOR Estate of Jacob Jordan.- Pinal ac­ sidered that there deposits . mark tbs count of administrator ^filed. Request vents or pipes of ancient volcanoes, and to discharge filed and discharge of It Is therefore considered that the presadministrator issued. ehce of diamonds Is connected with vol­ Can be found at my Hardware Store. Estate of Solomon Verbridge. Order canic activity, the stones either having When you «l «w of Item It will bo .ometblng lh»t will ImL to depoHit onfe share of estate with Co. been brought up from the interior of It won’t lie the “pink lemonade kiud with only a pleasant the earth or having -been formed where tante—and then Its gone. Here are some suggestions for treasurer entered. Discharge issued to found under the influence of molten C. W. Backus administrator you:— , . (j rock in connection with carbonaceous Estate of George H.' Crabb. Final ebeJe. . Carving Sets, Baking Dishes, Knives, account filed. Astcignment of estate ~ Spoons,. Razors, Granite Ware. Forks, entered and discharge issued. Ammunition, Skates. Cutters. Guns, "Nothing Ih more Instructive,’' said Estate of Daniel Deller. Request to Blankets. the zoo keeper to a Baltimore Herald Washing Machines, Robes, discharge filed and discharge issued. •ml ■ THOUSAND reporter, "than to watch young mon­ Stoves, Oil Stoves, Ranges. OTHER 1 MINUS. keys at play. Thcae interesting crea­ tures Investigate everything with In­ We especially invite yaur attention to our UNIVERSAL Lore is like a waltz. It never quite satiable curiosity. They do things STOVES, both hard and soft con! They are ns good in every fulfills al! one expects of It Either way an the BEST, and our PRICE make* them especially at the man’s lead Is too fast or too slow, startling enough to convince, me that they have nlmort human minds. tractive. bls hold too light or too loose, he "I had in India a young monkey that stumbles over your gown or steps on learned to put the key in the lock and your feet, and If everything else Is unlock- the chain that fastened It to a right It is the wrong man.—Life. pole. Near this monkey there always Phone 311. hardwabe. Hastings, Mich. lay a brush with'a handle that un­ First door east of Keokee & Walldorff*. screwed. Tn time tbe monkey learned A Scotchman once took dinner at * to unscrew the handle and then to house nad regarded the meal loadscrew it in again. "A friend of mine had a monkey that asked him when he would dine with he kept chained just out of reach of ths him again. •'Now.” was tbe. start ling hearth fire. Tlds monkey learned to reply tear striti.* from newspapers, roll them into long tapers and light them in tlx .CHRISTMAS WE OFFER SLAB WOOD IN FIVE CORD LOTS OR OVER FOR ONE DOLLAR AND DON’T BE GOLD BRICKED Byron A Smith. City Edith Walldorff. City I wish to announce to the people of Hastings and vicinity, that if they want some of the nicest, daintiest things in Silks and China ware, they should call at my laundry and inspect what I have.. Everything I have is imported direct from China, and the low prices I am making on them will surprise you. Any of them would make an ideal READ THIS. ' <3» © © © © © © © © u © © © © u » ffi © © © © Michigan. per cent interest Paid on Saving* Deposit* MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY... is always one who is busy. Such peo­ ple enjoy to its almost the men? making of Xmas days. It’s conservative advice we give, when we say open that new account thia Xmas time at our bank. Hastings City Bank ■S' �I. 1WK CHRISTMAS GRAND OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS. la World Beater recihl for business , but we are going to beat it this year. . no reason why wo shoubln't.’ We . r aia|iiainl>*<I. and the people know me work better tlinn ever before. I am lipped with all the newest and latest < I’lu.to Mounts. Carde. Folders than I i- in the pest. y ■ ■i at the indocement I am ottering. If . su't, bring 1>usihe*w what will? How . you miike so many beautiful presents little money? . , . f fr^e of charge dozen of iny BEST CABINETS get the New Style, H»ndsome Sized Portrait FREE OF CHARGE. • .a Li ■ >ize;l portrait njone is actually trorth -■ . s ,f. rjthati •'i.'small ijiz.tf.ymi get an extra pivt.iu-e t ona latifti. Ii.-intlsoin-mount- .-t pretty IOW WHAT YOU GET, WHEN YOU HET CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. at ih.v studio in Middleville .-very ’L'RSDAY, l.-;;it.Hi in the Eeriruson Bitild- t J. CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHER. HAS HYCS, ... lust minute* to ■i ' hristmas. •<*ds in Fruits Or^es. Figs, fenaoas, Lemons. Dale-. Grapes. and Cranberries. ais’j Fresh Oysters. Caries and Cigars. ■ 50c. ‘ -?lr >yntp di hot1O anti 25c. „ chXTsrJ' * IM<’'oi iret. ,r'p "■ Santa Claus Headquarters u"wrv-Mich- orit hit kuif<«. , * 1 cried Muy. holding hb. ted'reUH?115'. **2d'- °' H“n“^ vi«l... .Jt.g i p0(>r '«! relative lb, vjni^ , few day# ' vaterplllnr’a houx<‘.w Ithls XubriUe New,. Ma, «a. o,,.. Indian ; H. B. Me^er returned Sunday nron ! “ “"’G'Htor. dre~.l i„ brown i«ron> a very .m-creeful trin “ "“lk U»i^rough the ,w..m st,„, i„ tw I A, !,« to Hime tn uie lime I terest of the Wool Boot Co. "",l to IdUfwlf. place to apead the rein. ' Egl<l"',‘-" »“ rolrri^ TMbat a i ter! _ • I retativ. laat Friday her trien.1. and ‘ ,8° 1,e ®«de hltpaelf a little honae ■ ' evening ------- ” by “ *! “ «v*ms ano I pilafLwm.__ . . . • * * rememberinghor au*l ctoae. of ! rwattrea t —’’ww.aa.f, UCI ,*.2d birthday : lIe u,Hde n vrrr | having her a .nutator i*v . .. ..of prtWnt«~~~' • j’ fine, soft thread, and fastened np-the । door. He did not Lave himself evStj n DID BIG DAY'S STUNT window to look out. If theretuui been one. how it would have surprised'him to see that iu- nutl his bbuse and the Merry Belllni-cr. of Jbh.stowu. Plur trw were riding in a Nk-lgh with Did pnpa and May anti Archie. It to Celebrate III, ys,. He would have been still more sur­ prised if he had seen tire tree standing Birthday. — —- IM’rior. i-urrmi covered wi with toys aud Harry Bellinger, a prosperous farmer > tviukete ami little candles, of Johnstown township, who is well ’’’It* -----must ‘be spring nt last,” be ’ known in this vicinity, celebrated his thought, for It wn-J very Wiirni in the j । «5th birthday anuiversary recently* and parlor. as a siwiul • •stunt’' in commemora-1 •Su he poked n hole in the wall of bis ‘ bmiHo. and out he .-ame. But what do i tion of the event be did a reconi break-} .vou think? He u ns not vt <'uti-rii|]I:ir. ing day's work Between sunrise and •■(ill, sjje.the ipvely butterfly;--.-ried ] sunset of that eventful day he plowed May. . . two and one-bnlf aerpa of land, walk­ He flew i.i the tiptop l».e.igh, anti the ing over 15 miles in-ao doing. Besides cbiklreu said there was nothing else I this, be milked ten cow * loth night •*j Hie tree mi pn ”He must lurov down .the rhim* and morning and fed 30, hogs thre time* He also attended to some other she iwvvr that lie roni. out of | clioro* and looked aftcr-iiis own plow­ ll.e <slteri>ionr'« lrYouth’, Com- . team. Mr..Bellinger does not try to txyii at. •io as big axlay'a work ua rhi>. every­ day. and He don't have to. but hU just MAKING CHRISTMAS TOYS. warned to show his frends 'for .methat hi- is htill as young as he hm«J to be Mr, Bellinger ..i\ an iint-lv -j' Arthut^Bellingvr. of this city.—Battle Credit Journal. ’ ' K.O. T. Al. OFFICERS FOR |9ub For HOLIDAY FURNITURE is at R*enKes (EL AiValldorff’s They have been for months selecting their stock for Christ­ mas buyers and are now prepared to show you most anything you want in Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings, Bed room Suites, Sideboards, Music Cabinets, Ladies’ Desks, Hall Trees, Easy Rockers, Fancy Chairs, Couches, Lace Cur­ tains, Draperies and in fact you will have to come and look oyer our stock to appreciate the large amount of goods we have. BUY NOW, WE WILL KEEP IT FOR YOU. What would make a better C^hristmas Present than one of our PIANOS, those that stand for a lifetime. We also have the cheap kind, which look well and sound well for a time. But they are dear aJt any price. Let us frame your pictures, we’ll do it right and not charge any more than to have it half done. We hope by selling good goods at a cheap price to sell more this month than any month before. Here are a few of the many bargains: A solid oak music cabinet with door and sliding shelves well worth $5 now $3.85 Ladies' oak rocker worth $1.50 now $ .98 Large arm rocker, cobbler seat worth $2.50 now $1.87 Iron bed, white, worth $2.50 now $2.10 Large roomy side board quartered oak finish worth $15.00 now $11.95 Large Turkish leather rocker worth $27.50 now $21.45 •And-you will find many other bargains equally as good. the Knight* of the Modern - Mamab.-o riveted the- following officer* :\<r the en>.iing year. Com,, (». M. Fox. Lt. Com.. \V. .1. Watkins. ft. K.. C. W. Will F. K . (*. K Bishop Chap.. C. E. Beach. Physician. Dr. McGuffin. tlie.r <-\i- iviK-c. They canid gr t .-ilong j ■.v.uxiiii ’ hbi»i!.in:iM. tint the toytuakem । in SwltirTlauil. the Tyrol uhd south -. (ScnniHiy. would starve without this ‘ midv. Inter holiday whtah makes a markef for their good*, xhere are wood • vartei-H, doll dre-tvehs • and toymukera i Counties. In -every bamlet aud liorne of the Tyrol. , They depend upon tlie aniall wages < M. at A.. Chas. Marion. tlx-y make from thesQ toys to put bread ■ Tbe meanest man in Pokagun town­ 1-t. M. of U..’Fred .-Ingram. nnd butler In their moutlis. •• i ship is U‘ing hunted. Coming inter All through tlie winter season every 2nd. M. of Kay ’Quigley. the cruel act of cutting out the tongues i koy nnd man carve* out wood animals' j Sen':. H. H. Lewiv of two borer* nt the Sodns farm is 1 and toys for the factoriM. Everything Picket. L. H. Pryor' i another heartless deed. Both nre laid is baudmade. A Noah’s'ark of twenty at tbe door of the anme man. A poor or thirty wooden animal* that retails for a quarter iu this country does not I .widow. Mrs. John Edwards, had savi-d! The d-'iueiou that sei water dbes no' par.the carver more than a few pena quantity of stove wood which neighgive cold is :i<-cjuntable for much harm. nltM. i>ors cut fur her JhsI winter-to assist in The' |<oyn are taugiit io bundle the | A chill may be i-jjight by wetting from keeping her warm during the cold . tea water us quickly.- as by Melting knife early, and they learn tinetit out J winter months of this season When front anv uftn-i — -----— There It h w«> » lvn ducks, liens, horse’’, cotre aud ; ia man went to, haul it tor imr not a certain emulation to the skin from , other toyi before they have reach’s! ’ stick wa* to be found. A- tew days - suit, uo doubt, but thiTt does wn pre- their t<s-ns. Working nil through the ■ R Born on'tq ul Mr. and Mrs. John Myers? afterwards she went to tlie cellar where vent •ciiil|> from, ludise-riniinate <%- early winter days and nights in tbelr i ’ ’ y a son. 'her puUtoes were -ton-d Mr winter anti f’oure ■ <> trotting I'y salt water, am! llrgic homes, ’bey make the treodah j Thutsday toys that delight so many children . Revs. Trot and Crandall Ctand exchanged they had di^ppehred. X.. urret h„ . rhm. nre fmll. <wu..-. of th~iH!gii(*ut 1li«‘ world.— New \ork Mui! , pulpits Sundkv evening, . . .t 1 to the lower pari »f tbe body is falwnys ye *n ma e. . ; dntig« rous to any one. it is mutp more nnd Expntw, E. C. Vrooman will give a maaqujB--—; RO t(i a f.ijM to a grown kroon, । radc ball at- Reed’s hall Friday eve­ Henry Wilson, aged til, faced Judge} tbougli nuun people mm-iu to think the ....... tb»v __________ ______ Before mlaskinarie^ nnd the • ning December 22. .Hess tif lhe Li rand Rapids police ponrt. reverse- is the .-ase. American settler* went to Hawaii tlie Thut^day night an alarm of fire t one day last week, charged with steal- ; Kcedun Matteam, a 10 ’ear qld Al- unlives knew nothing ubout Christmas. sounded. The department rrspuDueu, responded, ... j! nvuuucu. i nr urpariinuni ing an overcoat He told a pathetic biou buy. was- accidentally shot one but now the ell ..■l.brate •* the n0 iire, — day -but lht.r(, istory. He had lived an honest life he : clay last week with un air gun in the i aud do it, <•( auree. In the saint* way . • , ■-aid. always paying his own way iu '■ hands of a plavmitv. His recovery ii» us tbe Americans who live fbere. The f J>r. Lampman fell while in his new the wfirfd. hut misfortunes had come; I.main difference between ’’brixtinas in - home Tuesday of last week injuring doubtful. . Honolulu nnd Christmas In New York 1 himself quite wriously. t to him He was tuO proud^to Iteg. He I Is that in 1 Honolulu In December tbe , x . had slept in l»arns apd walked through! ; weather Is like June in New York i Lo««l’'uyers have found Chicago a the d»y iu --Ihe cold to roueh Grund Tbe trie! ol Milo Keep, of MdemeBinb nre M arbling in th.- lenfy tree*: I «°od market t<»r live stock for some Kupide to find wort He Mid tor »m | «« in th.rerlr.-uh court. <l.»rK«l w.tl, gardens nre overtlowing with roses and I time, better than the east in fact. „ cold be could not .Und it eny lon« ■ the murder of Bert Miller, of Ito th ci'.niHtion’-: fields ami mountain slopes There will be a Christmas cantatta >r He MW the overcu.t-.nd took it. ■ <'"*“■ ’•> >»*■*>* .......... “»"»■* are ubl.'txr vyitli folor, and a sunny sky at tbe Methodist church next week ! The judge fell be Wu more to be pitied I wnllim iln-arully upon- the glories of a Friday night for the entertainment summer day. lu tiie morning |»eople go than censured, and pttt him where he । Ezra RuMtell, a section man ou • be I of the Sunday School scholar*. st would have good rare for a time ” ’ ] Pera Marqtietle near While Cloud, was ,o Fortin and ’luring the day there ■ Pare sports* and gi.tnes aud merrymnkTbe Burton Eat'ate is preparing to least. • struck by a P. M.Strain one day Ing uf all sorts. The Christmas dinner build two single story bnildings just । week an<J will ln’*‘ * 1®Xis efitvii out’of doors in the shade of east >>( Maynard's livery liorn. One the verandn. and everybodjHfl happy illustrated Ionia last , It will be occupied by the American women cun ; Thursday that a crowd of women Th<> IXMM>fcce ut Eagle w»> robbed} «>»<! eonteutisl. St. Nicholas, I laundry. he if they cbooee. moredirorderly then : Th„,^),v „iKl„ the Mfe tolng Mown 1 Last week Arthur Tolles, who conJ crowd of men. A Mie of Kronit. ' „ o( ,tsm|, ,toton. Slft ten uf Ilnur Into n ba-m: | tl • gcm.ral More a| Odessa. ware had been advertiMal by a local . weigh olK-linlf pound of puwdrn<l yllg- ' was closed up by . creditors. His liawore. .Snatching, polling and hauling, j „ nr. i wo ounces -of candled ciirou. .'inc young, middle aged nnd old . women I Tbe new Uniwford Chair factory fourth puuii'l <>t niisins anti one-lmlf ! l*iiit<!s are reported at'|18;0pb and Mr. Tolles ut one lime nn at Grand Ledge this week. • pound «>f blitter. You net-J.’ besides I assets were, pnshesi over ii counter loaded |starred , down with glassware, t.'ruckciy was! ______________ ______________________ j ii),.;... four .ggs and a lemon. Beat J lived here, and for several year* re­ sided in-Hope townahip. His many , ___ __ —i *1“' liuttcr (wtislntl nud sqii’-bX. smashed and small Mr Helps crushed l»y i Barry county friends regret his mis­ ■: the .jam. The crowd filled the storeq tabh-sjwonful of flour, one of sugar and fortune. ’ and the street' in the vicinity. Tile on? egg: mix thoroughly nml liieu g<’ • police were called in to restore order. A young man fond of dancing re­ on in tin- same wny. using tbe mate­ Several women wefte more or less in­ took a peuometer pedometer » w imi ith non him w to a rials gradually utitll they an- ail in; cently canny iook grate, the l«-mou and mid tinfruit, j j w |j UI1d found that in thecouree of the , jured. / '.varuii-'l iiimI floured: line ;i tin with j evenjng he had covered thirteen and: buu. re.1 |to|.T. ii.luc twe Iblcki'cre ' ni,|r^ rijl. »vtrax« |,,,gth ..f While making some exj>enmentB in n: ibeKiuzm: bake(«• moderate mree | a walUwM1|alf B mik, of , ^|ka the laboratory of Albion Cottege bet«»re twobotnw-. ! tbroc-iuartcr. of n mile, of u gallop his chemistry clot’s. Prof. Delos fall, or M-hottische a mile. A girl usually has ■ very bad cflect on your sys­ former superintendent of public in­ dunces more than a main and is eaica••That Blfferhlntt I n tut almentm^detl tem. It disorders your stomach struction. was seridusly burned by the luted to cuver more than sixteen miles ■nd digestive apparatus, taints your fc-ilpw?' \ expkmion of a flask 1 conlAining oxalic in a single evening.__________________ ' blood and causes constipation, with tutd sulphuric acids. His assistant. ••Yew When J banded him a Christ­ all its feaftul ills. Frank W. Douglas was so hkdly burned inas present he Mid. 'I beg your par-' ooooooooocxjooooooooooooooo about the face that he will 1* disflgdou. but do ynu give muling stamps?’ '* nred for life. . Souhwestern Michigan BF WISE W: MICH. 11 AN UNEXPECTED GUEST. RenK.es &. Walldorff, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Local News. :W. H FAIBCHILD.I Phone 292. ’ POTATOES 65c i w. '! ileliver them i-l;ei> lots at tint U prn-;> S BUSHEL AT OUR WAREHOUSE/. . .. Ah. •> some niee applw I MCE??. OF DRY WOOD FHp'-CUOHLY SEASONED , . I! A-i? ' r i<tes [aid fir StX. ‘ : *’id us your ’.aijtk. | • HIKCliMAN & HALL Chrysanthemums. 75c tc- $2.00 per dozen. in .-Lock .and solicit front teri. 5 made to all jwrts * nelson burroug 2^"e s, Bile Poison Proprietor. '^.'hATE^lKDElL ■ -"waft ot Itarfry. Ulf I’rtSrateiCoilrt, for the . |tt tt>: i toluUr oftce. in '■ dainty on Mod­ 'I I*1 d:’i year »>•»• thou- M i.-k JtidKeta Probate. <»! Ulf eaukf! <it Jliuvla . .I^titkw. duly vur|I’milH. «ltutafi>ter of **ld de•- adratelsiraUdii of taldlMtatn to 7horn:«nT Mol>e or to 1-eiMHi. .. ‘>rden>d. thaO Monday, the A. !»., iwocat io o'l'look in • -uodmuHl for lie hctrMX of -.-•'Hi tint tt»c hetih »t law qTmM • other ktkuk interested 1B rviuliod to appeal at a session of •*14 «r *!’,** holden at the probate itj of iiHMtlnp. tn «ld county and ■rn be. whs- tbe the pnrer pnarer of P-tdin.J, J."-' tsrtbwrX । r ““R uot be Krauted. ADdJtls k u» ’V ‘h»t Mid p-tltl®er fire notice v -■i’-rrsted In said estate of the terret?'!,?' l,*-tlt1ou and the hearing ** I-ai'j ’,.,1 iTlDl * e0P> «f tbl» or** to “rv’lii-.r »*'*»•«<«• Banxkb. a warn’“’“I circulated tn said •onVw Io »tah w eek for thr<*« sucUu r 11/;.' I'rrnoii- to said depot beaitng. ; I’robau< (’”A8' M' A tea J?.? “•*•**• Juda* ot Probate. Climbing upon a machine to adjust a belt which had slipped from ft, pulley. Vincent Mafijca. an Austrian who has been in America only six months and who came here only a few weeks ago. was caught by tbe fcaft nnd prolmWy fatally injured nt the plant of the E. H. Stafford Manufact­ uring company at Ionia, Thunalay. • Declaring he can turn a. hand spring or wrestle with the liest of them yet. Philip Brushart of Burlington. Midi., nearly 101 years old, has just returned from a visit to Albion, where he saw and rode upon a trolley car for the. first time. Cry™. Nogle. • nenr W»ylM<l. «■>» d»>' 1“t wwk ,e 1 from a K.ffold whore hr wm bal'd hay and broke hit neck. Hl, Ufalem body waa found an hour lairr. Thedford's Black-Draught is a bland tonic, liver regulator, and blued purifier. It gets rid of the poisons caused by over-supply of bite, and quickly cures bilious headaches, dizziness, loss of appetite, nausea, Indigestten, constipation, malaria, drills and fever, jaundice, nervousness, irritability, melancholia, and all sickness due to disordered liver. It Is not a cathartic, but a gentle, herbal, Hrer medicine, which eases without Irritating. I I i | Tbe great event of the old Christmas' dinner four or tlyr- hundred years ag> was the entry of the <-hlcf <-e >k ‘ Ing the- benf* hand.- garnished with rosemary. .' . I 1-' A Whw’e •Toor Mrs. Boozer suffers terribly from the liquor habit.” mid Mrs. Gabb. ‘•How la that?” Inquired Mrs. Chinn, ■tenting gossip. “When her husband comes home at night Is-lie l» too far gone to pay at­ tention to bor remonstrance’ and the next morning he haj. such n headache be can’t listen to her.”-Portland Telte gram. ____________ _____ Pascal Laa • beautiful definition of march. [special Satnrday we will have a Hpeciii,! sale on* "beef. 'We have a nice stock' of well cured meats and CHRISTMAS GIFTS of unusual Grace and Beauty AT MODERATE PRICES We have now all the goods in we ordered (last arrivals to-day), and we invite the public to see them and get prices. WATCHES We have spine 0 size watches for $10.00 in 20-year gold filled caseH.. 18 size watches at the Same price. Boy's watches, stem wind1 and stem set at 11.00. SOUVENIR SPOONS We have some souvenir spoons with the School House, Court llousf^ City Hull, Soldier’s Monument, etc. engraved on them. UMBRELLAS In umbrella? we have tbe best and larg­ est stock ever ehown in this city. HAND PAINTED CHINA We are local agents for W. A. Pickard s • Hand Painted China. Mr. Pickard of $1000,00 to any person that can prove it is n«>t hand painted. IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET OUR PRICES BECAUSE We do only bawl engraving on all goods we sell, in the newest etyle. Give, ns a calk WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Give ub a call. Woodmansee & Olney 2 Door, Erntl ot City Bank. Phone 22. HASTtNOS, fllCH . John Bessmer, Hastings, The Jeweler Michigsn. �HASTINGS BANNER. DECEMBER 13. 1905. TO BANNER SUBSCRIBERS | CORRESPONDENCE, Rabi, j H. B. Barnum visited friends at Carl­ ton Center, tbe first of the week. Mrs. Frank Durkee. Mr. -and Mrs Geo. Fuller and daugther Bessie spent Sunday at .John Blood’s. Always .Give Former WELCOME CORNERS. Mines Carrie Huies. Beulah Goodell Mrs. Humphrey and son Bert attend­ . Address. . ed the wedding of Miss Inez McIntyre were home with their parents over We received two cards from subscrib­ Tliankygiving. of Hastings hwt Tuesrfay. ♦ ers last week requesting us to change with Julia Youngs spent Mr. and Mrs. Barker and family ot their address to a new poatoffice, but Todd in. ber daughter Mrs. tailing togive their former address. Grand Rapids visited at Jams* Rich­ Hastings. ’ Of’courw! we’eanuot stop to look through ards last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brooks of Hast­ nearly 4,000 names to find where tlie ings were seen on oar streets Sunday. subscriber had been getting his mail. Frank '(.’lark and family of Marengo Let ns illustrate so any subscriber to Leo. fisher who has l>eon sick is now are visiting friends around tacey. the BANNER or any other ] taper can lief ter. . . The serie* 6f meetings have closed at help the publisher in changing the ad­ Mr- and Mrs. Leroy Boyes and Mr. the Briggs church. dress, We will take one who may now anti Mrs. Bert Fairchild were seen on The mill engine has pulled in again get: his mail at Hastings R. F. D. 7„ bur streets Thanksgiving. for more custom work. . and who may want it sent to Delton Mr. F. A. Griffin was calling on Wmley Dunham is (pending a f«w R. F. D. 4. He should write us about Woodland friends 'one day law week. as follows: “Ydu are no.w Bending me days with bis son Buy of Kalamazoo. • Mr. aq<i Mrs. F. Q - Bull and son Fred I Warner and Grain Garrett the;BANNER at Hastings, Mich.. K. F. D. .7. Please change my address to visited at O. L. Spencer's Sunday. have tvtulqied from their hunting trip Delton. Mich., R. F. D. 4. Titensign each bringiruTT* d**r. thb|name plainly. • ALWAYS give the SOUTHEAST YANKEE SPRINGS pied at the home of her daughter addretw of the postofitar from which Mrs. Hatstand and mother visited at Mr*. Anu Conklin. Mrs. Amanda Jowell you have been receiving mail when Dr. Buckner’s last Monday. aged 88 years and some months.' In­ you! want the address change 1. Melvin and Jerome Potter who have terment in the Joy cemetery. been “visiting relatives here have re*. 1heIo.-A.f5. will meet with Mra. ODp FELLOWS NEW OFFICERS turned to their home in Wisconsin. Jake Hpndrick tor a dinner social Fri­ Th<> new office™ of Hastings lodge James Cook ha- Ireen visiting his day December 8 everyone cordially in­ I- O. O. F. are an follows ■ mother the past week. vited. ■ N. G.--(luy Havens. ’ Ira Potter. Grace Early, . James Soth-1 ,■ Curl Nickerson is at. home from Batard Lulu Potter. IU*ruy Courtney «»'! tie ( reek for a few day*S.| S.—George (framer. Rub/Heistand visited at Mrs. Ed. Me- , We expect that I^awy and BanfieM F. S.—Chait Baker. Kibhia> lust Sunday ! will soon b -coonnected * *'by *the u Citizens -----Tfeas. Frank VtcxMl. Who Wish to Change Their Address. Self control is greater than self dcuial. . The drieSh religion is the gushing kind. People who Hcatter sunshine cannot live in shadow. Then they’re ifot < HOOD’S. The ideal tn'e'xuay count for more than tbe reel timber. J HOOD RUBBERS Zhoop\ TRADE MARK. \ BOStOH / Tbe Nashville News of last^week got out a vary croditable 18 page edition with some fine ads. done in color wqrk. '.Soil brought up fttom a depth of 2fi feet in one of the Belgian coal mines is said ty have grown weeda unknown to botanists. Wouldn't the month a good time to present a dollar for the paper hud fur a year or more The year 1U05 bas certainly been a prosperous one for this state and county; As a result uf it more debts will be wiped ont in Barry county than in any previous year of its history. FOR CHRISTMAS You want Clothes That FIT YOU That means that tjjju ought to have a-Mdt made ’TO vYOCR ORDER. Such sp it will FIT BETTER. LOOK BETTER. WEAR BETTER than any ready rniiBe suit can. be C4U8V it will be mate to c.mturm to your make up it every partic-ular. 1 biivt all the latest tiiingB in siiitingi and will make you a suit I , from $20 up. C. EL LUNN FIRt TAILORING. HASTINGS, MICH. Fire Insurance Northwestern National surance Co. In- OF MILWAUKEE. WIS. OROaMZED 1869. Strong, & Conservative, & Safe. A>»eta over Sorfrlu.ever $3,000,000.00 S 1.000,000.00 C. R. BISHOP, Agent, City Bank Bldg. ofjDecember lie the editor with you may have past? Mutiny, nich. FOLEBHONH^TAR The new compulsory ' school attend* anch*law is having the same effect all over- the state as in Barry county in greatly increasing tlie attendance at the public .schools. It is a'good law. Born Thursday tu,Mr. and Mrs. LeonHopkins an eight pound girl. Leon wears hij» honors with liecoming mod­ esty. aud continued to speak to his friends, although he ’feels proud of the Changing the clock does jiut change new daughter. thfe sun. i The supreme court has decided that । UitkUCK juvenile court law is -uncunTO CATARRH SUFFERERS sWtutional. Iiecause in certain counties it authorizes circuit court cumirissionI ers’to perform the functions of judge MYOMLI GUARANTEED TO CURE I of tbe juvenile court, powers which BY W. J. HOLLAWAY or MON­ were hot con tern plated by the constiEY REFUNDED. .tutioiL . . • .’ The popularity- and increase in the The duint ’of the •Stati- capital .at salk^ of Hyotnei are uninuc in the Lansing is now illuminated with a annals of medicine} Such astonishing thunsaml incandescent lights. Now if cures have liecn made bv. this rem«<dy we could only find some way tu ilium- that the proprietors have authorized ...-w ... ...... oc- W. J. to Hell every package ine tho duniefi oi w fiOniti uf tho.se who ' Holkiwny " enpv lortiunsof the capitol as legists- */ Uyomei> under an-alMKilute guarantee . ' . ,„ . ", j that it will cure catarrh. If it does tor. «b.i « relief it would If-,-Port- n(J, (he „un.h,wr ,.MTV bj, mun,y land Observer. . | refunded by W. J. Holloway. ... ... . . . ! Hyomm is no ordihary remedy. It is Art, there cracks in your chimney ,j10 onlv nielhod of tnatment that sends Look out for themA Winter is a, bad .by. direct inhalation iu the most remote, time to Ire burned out of house and part of the air passages, a balsamic air hone. II not too b«d. h.ve too credo. , *•>«! •Ilcturrh.l c.-rm, in'the . . . . ,, . . . . i breathing organs, etmcbvs and purities nicely jsnnted up. If too bad fur that. tlu. blwd with aoaitfivmAl ozone, and take the chimney down ami lay it up makes a permanent and complete cure new. It is easier and cheaper to du that <rf catarrh. than to build a new borne. . Pi”, H>vmei uutfit costs I but tl and consists of an inhaler that It has not iieen definitely settled when • can be carried in tbe vest pocket, a th. Michigan Central will la-gin cut-. |‘ medicine dropper, and n bottle of Hyting rates between Jackson and Battle i1 jj The inhaler lasts a lifetime. and if one bottle dees not cure, an Creek to meet die competition 6t the extra boule of Hrornni can ire obtained electric line, but that it will come de­ for 50 cents. It is the most economical pends on an experiment now being of all remedies advertised for the cure of catarrh and is th« only bne that mode on the Toledo division of the follows Nature in her methods of treat­ Michigan Central. Beginning on De-. ing diseases of the respiratory organa. Breathe through the inhaler—for cemlwr 1st. the Michigan Central will i -------------------------------------. -a —few "nt in a acWtaie of fart, which ' A.O al *°K ^o! will at leaat mwt tho tarea on the Dr- I cnr„| w j troit & Toledo Short Line. | your money. Jud Monroe is working for Wm. .-rural phone. .Stocking. . I There were IW of the Stevtlis family Win. Smith is working, in Grand’gathenai at the home of W. K. JoneRapid-. . I Thanksgiving U» haXe tlwir annual Mn Sellin Ward .vbo lul, le.-n quite ' gwherilig »l>d » time w»» enthat were there be .................... ‘ 1' j-yefl by I... ail ..!: tlmt u-.<r,> fthen-!■ fhpn< }»'-­ ill is slowly recovering. ing 83 grandchildren. A. magic lantern show will !>:• held a’ Yaukee -Springs sch<wl house . Mrs. Jillian Hill started home today Munday to Battle Creek after sj end­ Wednesday evening. ‘ ' ing a few week* .with her daughter The Gleaners.wtll’elect new officers Mrs. Maude Miller. ' December S»tb. All members are re­ quested to be piwiit. Frie*l cakes and GRANGE HALL CORNERScoffee will U* served. Wm. Rcnkes and wife spent a few days jit Hastings last week, 'called . there bv tlie death of- the • farmer' Mrs Frank Durkee uf Fairmount father. N. D.: Mra. Geo. Fuller ar.d Juliafamily. bpent n1 Fred Bjist*>l and Youngs , visited MrElla Stowell couple of days o! last we*k with their [ Monday. children at Battle Creek and ate | Mra. Murtha Hatch of Fremont who Thanksgiving dinner with them. ! has lieen here to upend the weddinu Mr. and Mrs. Je»M- Risbridger ofl of her brother John Summ returned North Bedford visited at Jut Bowser s ; home Monday. ' . Sunday the 2fitlLj Charles Barry of Coats Grove spent Henry Steven of Bedford was at Sunday at A. J. Hunt’s. , Freak Wilkes' last Friday. Fred Parmulee and family of ' GorJay We>Hter and family of Kulama- mer arrived here Friday for a -two weeks visit with the former’s parents zoo have been visiting relatives around i Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Parmelee. . ’- hero tbe past week. NICE WARM MEAL 25 CENTS. OU dau'e^ave to bring a cold lunch with you. whan you come to the cltv. (.'otn<* to the Palace ’ Cafe and get a tt arm Meal. Everything neat, clean aud well cooked. Y . LUNCH ROOM IN CONNECTION.. fll|R bbpan BHLAU is made of the best njateriais.\ Ask your grocer for t it. C. D. Barnaby Pin- Bowling Ah. and bowl a gain. r It jx g.,.. 10-pins. the sport is <• atinpr. Willis First door east of Banner Office. Hmm 12! to the iY!cnhGi<.n healthy exen im- NICE LIME OF C1MR» aa« CONFECTIONERY mm WOULDN'T IT? Now the trouble with the majority of Hubes’ is, they ar SMALL- Your wife or your best girl gets into the h. rieiph. tuck# the Kobe down iiicelv on her ride, aud whi net in and tiepin to draw up the Robei the “Tug-of wm" for you find that there is only enough of thi* Koln- left t•me-of your leg*. But all this trouble ahd *■ vexation of i« overcome if you have one of those !•/. w« toot g M. ntaiia Kobe*., found only at iny store. Mv ilea; M r one tor a Xnm< present and eee the*youtht,ul rtntie coum to the old man’s face. . Jesse Townsend HASTINGS MICK The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co COAL HOLMES CHURCH. Melvin Sprague uf Seattle Wash, j it is a good Hermon that btays with I and IJra. Vina Barnum-spent last week a man when be is swapping Iyotm*. 1 with JIra. H. B. Barnum. Some people think to redeem a bad Mr. and Mra. John Donley of Free­ day hy dreams of heaven at night. port- and Miss Clare Rjaeing ate A specific fur in—Dr. Thomas' Thanksgiving dinner a L. N. Durkee’s. ■ Eelectric OH, Ntroiigeet. cheapest lini­ Hollowtiv will i-etnnd Mrs. Mae Tosjnsend returned homo ment ever devised.! A househod remedy » ____ : __ x L __________ from her western trip Friday. Mra. ' COME Will be in active demand from now on. Hi . bought your Winter's enpply yet? If -.<v: l.sveu i ii will pay you to call and see us. ‘ We hamH* • ■ best coal tliat we mi get THE KIND THAT 111 UN ■ and we sell it ut tlie same price you would |.ay for tl. other kind. “WE SHOULD That’s what we’d ray if ton’d a-k .- it SMILE’’ we were rushing the Lumber business yet. We have a fine stock of T.innber. I .alb Shiugh ■ Windows. Doors that we are selling as low as the ’leutet. WE SELL THE BEST ROOFING. BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS., PHONE 254. PHONE 254. Hastings Banner $la year WHEN CHILDREN DREAM—AND WAKE Down through the ages has come the golden spirit of Christmas-tide. Christmas-tide—when hearts grow larger, and the fingers that necessity or habit has bent tightly over the pocket book, loosen involuntarily. ut o® ut u® . u® u® u® o® a® Gifts at Christmastime—gifts to our friends, and to those who have battled with the world's whirl and come out losers. If you buy them, buy them carefully. • ' We have many—a great store full. This space holds but a hint of what you will Bud here, to show them will be pleasant, to sell them will Iw pleasant, to suit you in your choice will be pleasanter. THE HOLIDAY DEPARTMENTS ARE NOW MAPI ________________ —— l _ - HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS RUGS AND CARPETS HOLIDAY FANS It was one of.those-dry, matter of fact men of figures and statistics who estimated that one-third of ‘Santa Claus’ annual gift distribution consists of handker­ chiefs. We describe below a few specials in handker­ chiefst Scalloped borders, plain aud white, all linen, lace in­ serted corners and fancy embroidered; holiday, r. assortment, e,ch................................................... uu Can yon-find a more useful gift for. Christmas? We know you cannot find a better place than this store in which to buy it. We have a lai-gv assort- 01 Ar ment and are offering you a fine rug at.... wliUU A grand showing of the .la’ novelties, in feather fai flower fans, gauze. halm '■ • painted aud spangled faniaev faiiH etc. Hohl at • . Beautiful new patterns handkerchiefs suitable for gifts Queen Ami effect, dainty scallops, lace inserted and embroidered patterns that never sold at any |A- TOY ANO CHINA DEPARTMENT Wo heartily invite you to visit our Toy Department. We cannot describe intelligently the decorations on out- wMHLESNk Japanese China they are bewitch, ingly beautiful and thoroughly Japanese, unapproachable in effect; coloring and drawing, and of great variety. M NUTS 9077794631809132 Any nut you may wish tor, all NUTS The Peoples* Store. An abundance of beautiful new lace edge handker­ chiefs new medallion corners, with generous but dainty lace edges, others with lace insertions, 25() Ladies’ initial handkerchiefs. Ladies’ all linen liandkerchiofs embroidered, each .................... | f]n lUb Better ones up to $2.00 VISIT OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT Sl.00, SI.25 and SI.50 - Our glove dejartment is complete and every pair is guaranteed for reasonable wear. 1 Julies’ finished and unfinished kid gloves, colors, black, brown, tan nnd gray, guaranteed J| jq ladies' finished gloves, all colors and sizes, ev- fi nn ery pair guaranteed, only .. . ............... wliUU JAPANESE LINEN DOILIES A large assortment of Japanese linen doilies, hem- nr stitched Mexican draw n work, each 5c, 10c. 15c, Zub Center pieces, specials at 75c and 80. 3 for 25c Men’s Japanette initial handkerchiefs, 3 for 25c, i An each ........... ?................... A........................................... lUb Men's all linen liandkerchiofs, hem (An stitched, each................................... IUD, IEn OCn lOG, ZOC CANDY. Every kind, plenty ot it 10c to 40c per lb. Your Christmas feast can be made more attractive’by fine napery. We are offering some big values in nap­ kins and cloths ready to nse. ' PIERSON & Hastings, Michigan SON, The Peoples* Store t : • SfeE �SIG.00 AN ACRE IT Western Hastings bax DECEMBER 18, 1905 Local New^.x 18 Ednratlon I, rimpl, the ,rt <rf mg ftnvironmont, nllW?»,’^iVe y°n dobhil’R The Missing Necklace OB REAL ESTATE Ct1RI5Trt/U PHOTOS HIGH BANK. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jake De-V .'mine Kiri ipolher nre re­ Do yon realize that Christmas PneHter December 3 a daughter. Only nine shopping day* befora , tunpng from a Tall. The sin i, will soon be here. Well, of course N'.Latbam and family returned home you want some good photos made Chrhtmai,. Now i* the time to buy eiBhtrc,,. riw- ba, F> as they make tbe best kind of Monday afternoon, spending Thanks­ ci«y for tl«- lire, nm- she le.,-„ bank crap Christmas goods. toi» year. ] presents. . It behooves you to get wlllri. Fifty.two per cent of the total p™. giving with her mother Mrs. Fulton of to her rarring,-, to.- p„ them made at once as it tah*« 25 Bushels to the Acre | elation of Michigan Hve in the 4nl> Athens. IOC ibrous-i lu-r brain aaj 1O01- SHcreft two good fraux-houses ‘ C317-SO acres. 2 mlira weM ot Free- i ) lime to make good photos. will bo the Come at onee and avoid tbe E- C. Shill and family of K. &. 5pent thlukius e-pectanj- or the !lr»t mnu all m good repair, renting tor six aud port, I. room house In good repair, good | \ cine, uni l iUaxe. uf the state, -A good enlarged portrait _ Average Yield ol Wheat i The liqnor tratlic is the only |M,|. Thanksgiving with her birter Mrs F who has ever teen attentive to her. A seven dollars per mouth, respectively, well, granary 12x20, corn crib, chicken ’ rush. ne would *u«»«vc make n a uue fine gin. gift. We warmth come* to her i-h.«ek on recall w i i-.c ijypj thatthi* »ai irrown on ' lies, that rctntrea other, to arrest Its G- Silsbv. good productive roil, apple, plum knd coop, wagon ,h«d. log bore,-tarn and ' ( the kind that pleaaee. -lug the eomjuinn-n; he whispered in grepes. five d.e acres acre, second ' cow con- stable, srri.u. out ..... tatter ...... . / K,Vo«“i£h“J ,Tur oid peaches and grapes, buildings, ... •_”*) apple prixlucta. ami pri.,n» to lock theusup her car ns they wen-sailing iu a waltz. iutaly nothing, whne those Will Rhodes returned home last week who,wish to add to the 160 acre* BqUdeuly. she puts- her bund to her growth limber, partly fenced, only trees, plums, peaches; pears, and other negative yet All the Michigan railroad, hare from a visit with friends in Ohio. the Govcrnmant (rants, can buy tbruijf and gasps; v about *t aerrtof watte land, of mile small fruita. Fences in good repair Und nd joining at "from S6 to HQ «grc.«l to issue an interchangeable Mrs. James ;FrteiLan is caring frs.tas rs g0od J(jam BojJ 2Q acreB pleiltv “OU manKuar from court Krc hotiEe.not subject .to ..tire and for i nnieage book, to 1st sold for tstn, with Mrs. Jake DePricster who h ilL en’* sake. Bowie. what Is w^ter tax. Price 83,500, >1,000 down of timber for fuel. Price 83,up0 8i JM>i Cllmrtr splendid, school* and W.75 rebate. ) Phone 140 balance 5* per cent, Sgor» annual pay­ down,balance to suit purchaser. chur&M convenient, railway* Nashville, Mich. “My necklace’ IfB-gone!" Tbe Ohio supretmi conn has upheld NORTH CASTLETON. ment*. She bad gone to t! <• l-nU with a cir­ C3!8.-~40 acres, {four miles from i ,-csrf for p*nipb’ct "20th Century the law by which one whp htu, lost,( Delayed Letter ' 11302 38 ’ acre*, one and mile* clet of pvans of‘great value clasped r^nida" “r-d full particulars re- money in gambling may sne the owner Freeport aud one mile from school, ■ i- hnv rate. ctf.. to Superintend­ Ed. Kinne and wife ate Thanksgiv­ about h.-r m- k .mid returned without southeast of the city, best of soil, splen­ room lug house and summer Bitch. n t, ■': 1 tn n. icrut ion jOttcwa. Can.; of the Pmilding. and recover. That ing dinner with their son Porter in them, la vain1 she s>ught to recall did orchard, no stonpk or atumpe, about six en, new basement bari) 38x36, ^0 apple .• tu the f. Uowintt authorised would be a good law for Michigan. when* she might lune, dropped them. ’*Jt fenced, no buildings. This piece of anadiun Government Arent: Nash»ille trees all varieties, cherries and plums, Could any th.\ f possibly have stolen up Anthony VanPyne. a young man. uf property was assessed in 1903 for >1,1*20 three acres black ash and elm timber, Having removed I invite my old V\ ilbnr Austin, wife and two chil­ tM-hind he;- ; :nl unclasped them? .’.1! about !2i<, has been adjudged insane and Must l>e sold to close up' an estate. A gravel loam soil, fenert in fair repair. patrouH and all who are interested dren or Tipton, Iowa were visiting rel- i efforts tu account for the log* were great bargain. Price 81,200, <000 down tpnt to Kalamazoo. Hi*' parents, -Mr. in good horse shoeing to cal! at my This is a square 40 acres and lays level. | -.x.'ooooooooaoooooo and Mrs. Adrian Van Dyne, live just ativesanu old neighbors hem last week. - failures., Detcrth-e* were put on the aud balance on time. new location in connection with. A good bargain at 81,&D0--85'fo down, case, but- upt the .slightest clew did 1” red .Williams and wife of South! day SPECIAL | south pf the city. they - ver find. Afteij month* of hunt83H3—15*J acns 3lB miles southeast balance on time. Battle Creek visite<l their .brother W. ting. without xucci-ss, the JewelA were of city, no house, a ®mall new barn 14x Hartings merchants have made the C3H»--05 >cres. new is room house, I C. Williams and other relatives here given tip ns lost. 52, 11 feet studding with upper tloor, CE SALES .... 5 beat preparation tor Christmas buyer* ■ part horse bant 14x30, good cattle and i uf Inst week. the very beet of soil, a little roiling, who will also do all kinds of wood ever in their history. They have bet­ sheep shed, cement well and cistern, j 'Tweii ’ .'-liw year-* have.ptwoml. ‘ liesJoseph Oveponith and family enter repairing. Remember tbe place. but practically all tillable, somewhat iab Price tiaturday ter stocks, and a greater variety of chicken coop, etc, 60 apple trees, 20u Me Kingman, now a- woman past mkltained company from Washtenaw. Opposite the Michigan Central I’mstony, Cree* creek wun with naru hard nan* bank cuts become «<» popular ,i- .,.... ... . . ;~T~ '. ' ' " pwuy. goods tv offer. They deaFrw the pat­ U.-r ..fur ':ihro"Sh »bm>‘ «' of -»*»««- peaches and small fruit, fences fair, - senger Depot, Eastings, Mich. concluded to cunCuuntj part of last week. ronage of our readers. ! 3 acres good, second growth timber, t । - xi Saturday. “ !oot o[ *“4John Kimble and wife of Charlotte ! -lie Wurulus 1. I|.w_ llwr- I, n v.hl--1 good productive soil, miles from and Jbe ,ruB<l u“li llne fra-** •*» q--«ll«y ,i school, 3 miles from Freeport un R. F. I Henry Dt an nnd family of Carmel Ea­ wh'mut. u rius at ............ Bounty For Scaipn. •Ay VOU TO GET chancery order. . • tho inuii. im-jij • "own wire on new cedar posts, 30DI ^During the French-1 mllah war of ton county. Mra. O. Coburn and Mn*. ' Portland D. Price 8Ll)<X>--8500dowu, balance pun- <>f Mirbiimn. .I S ON MEATS hands ber mistress, a smalt pacii.igc I rods of new Wolfe fence, about ten 1754 the French offered a bounty for Antia Knowles 'of Nashville sp*-nt ' Fifth Judicial in ChMiecry. outline. Hull pending I d Cireuit Court lu tbe County of whh h. the wrapper being reo-.--.-t-.i. ] acre* second growth timber. Asserted I MAT DAY. । British scalps. In the same year a Thanksgiving at W. K. Coles. . I Barry, lu (twnrery at .Hartint'. Michigan, ou bounty of ilbo each was offered by the u. I-ift-7 in BXCLfor 8»>.<h(!. must be sold to dose . C320-SO r ----------------------------—............ - u>»srth«iavof N'ov^tniw; px*i. acves.'Jroom bouse.carn crib j Lw* Scott is .suffering with a numj • ■ 'wxjige Wbltcomb, Complaluaat. Ing the lid f:-un tin* box. Miss authorities of fhcaoxernl colonies. In • »s King [ an estate. Price J4.5OI), $l£D0 uown, wagon shed, hay and horw barn, 45 mr.n meet* the astonlsbineni of her Dri-u-ieM. 1755 Mns»achuB<uts granted a lujunty '■ber.of Job** cuinfbrteis. ’ " apple,, good rcurc,. ril acre, <«fend Anna \ybltc<>:iil: JSSJgt'nuj n»- ■ balance on time. . of £40 fur every scalp of n mcl«- Indian _______ ,' Mrs, Millie Ln-kbartuf Nashville j life. There, nestling in a ln-d of pink I liail-M) wren-in Irving rmrnrirlp. l?a rmiilent of Itochtwter, N. lohm -o'l rin mll« hoot. eottoiK fe the ucckkice‘lost a -i’?aitcr ,r .. .. • . । >.,ana <• uoi :• i-l !*-it of th.sitAte and tlim*rear* of age>nnd £20 eqch ; spent Sunday at'Grant CariianglFs. miles :-rr<>r. for !<"• mile? from court house, rolling, poor- Httbttngi-Jlve —-••••"- -*» — — from ~ r reeport.prfce -• fore - on motlm. .( 1‘! . . .. . --n'.wtors ... of a century before. hr.-ey-Jluf.er f;>r the scalp* of women and children. •; «X.IX», SI..™ duuu. talaurc on Umv | !»£““, “tTiSS i . Miss Ruth,Clapper vis’ted relatives Ths* tbe of <■'! •; ly fenced, final! log house in fair conIn I7C4 j.,.bn Pwfii. grandson of Wil- !, C.'t21 • acres, five room frame Him: witSi'V :Hl you’ll bv* Ham ITiin nnd governor of ivniisyl- !'l^ii Yvrrnontvile and K alamo . pari of' "‘ii Edition, nu'Jmrn, good soil, fair sized ail the ^ewapapen,. periodical*. magazine* .nd BARGAINS. C. M. EARLY, W. J. FLEHINQ s r! W. 5. TYRRELL vau!^. offered u bounty of ?i3i> f;>**, every “in4l:::i bu. k" killed and avaiiK-d. 1. jJes Meat W v J. Weaver, Prop. q • >i>:. and Court streets. X HERE AT HOME. fl. N. Hosmer and wife spent Satur­ day in Barryville j Siam Gutcht^s and family of CoaU 1 Grove nml Lewis tiurdner and family !ate Thanksgiving dinner with their GLADLY parents Rev. and Mrs. N. T. Shelden. "*-*! lu.iKiuTiting of tbe adilrcH*. She , 1 i '(•e no resfinlilnuee to any penmans!:: ‘ she b::s over seen before. Due jh'i.. ; I orchard, stunt- second growth limberasMtsed in 1ID3 .for 81,540. Must be sold to close an estate. A 'splendidtKirguit), price, Sl,*«v -8HMI down and houie. good bone «ii<ib«>-bun 80x»>. i ife IJ "Si'iSl'Urc wagon sired, corn crib and granary, 7 j iutrac* »• • •- i->r «•-. nr • *— acres good second growth timber, fen ! nitadt Judge rra lu good repair. lS4pplelreet,lUU Tk&'t^f,S«K; .. plums, -’Hl peaches, some small fruit; H’Hnre* addrres. ... , . , , I Hastings. Ml<*lilg-..tf. slightly^ rolling, sand aud clay loam , —,------------------t---soil, mile from school, * miles Loin ' .SoTlCK OE HlUltlNQ CLAfMS. Hastings aud 3 miles from Ifviug sta­ state of Mlchlcnn, Cismty of Barry. »*. ,5'etlee is hereby xl'.en. that by an order of tion uii R. F. D., price SljSOO.' . tbe iTotate Court for the county ot Barry. <na&* on the jxtb day ofA'ov ember.A.D.nm, four C322*-18*i acres, 3}» miles from months from that date wore allowed for credit­ ors to present their claims aealnrt tbe estate of city, rpleudid new 7 room house, well Alden 8. Farnam, late of -aid .county, deceased, and that ail creditors of mid «iww! an- reaud cistern water in kitchen, cement qulmd to present their claims to said ITobate well with windmill, frame bam 22x 30 »otirl. at tlie Prplntc umcr In the city ol Hastinas, for examination and allowance, on or lieholds 10 tons of hay, stable room for fore the auh day of March next, and Hutt such win tie heard before said Court, on Wed4 horses .and 4 cows, 15 apple treesf M. claims ni-uiav Ute J-th day of March next, [at ten peach. 10 plum, 10 cherry and small o'clock In the forenoon ot ttiat day. frylt; fences In good repair, fenced in 4 Judge ofFrobote. 4 acre fields, lays level, splendid soil. This is a splendid bargain.- Brice NOTICE OF II! AK1XG CLAIMS. . Stale of .Michigan, County of Burry, n. 8I,800-f8900 down, balance on time. Xmimi Is hereby given, that by an order of tbe Probate court for tlie Count j of Harry, made on C323 -SO acres, four miles north the :<nu. day of Nov. a. I>. ivm. four months east of' Hastings on main travel road, from that date were alLiwed for creditors to pre­ sent their claims against theectate of Jeremiah fine location, large new ten room house Wilbur latu of said county, deceased, that all creditors of said deceased are rrwell painted, good well, two cisterns and ?Hired tu present their claims to said Probate large basement barn 3Rx|l8, all .in first ourt. at the Probate Office In ttlt City of ILis tings, for examination and allowance, on or be­ class repair, large hen house, fair­ fore the io th diw of March Mut. and that claims will be heard belorc said Court, ou ly well fenced. 30 acres of winter grain, such Saturday the 10th day. of .March next, at tea balance except about six acres seeded u» clover and timothy, about six acres . ciiAiitAs M. Mac*. .1 udgr of Probate. of second growth timber, good-rich gravel loam soil; phone tu bouse on { Pi u. -hx I NOTICE OF SALE. Hastings exchange. —I 1 r ce e ~ i on | xridre Whereby given tiud^ytvirtuoofan order ■ tav.t*<d byH.C. Bri*c*.Xef*:rre inR*nkr:i|4«!jr.fi»r reasonable terms. I th*’ Wretern lM»trtftt of Mfebtoui. Southern larce ten OivWon. meoftome-Oowllnt sell and dl»i>o»eaf C324—12<i acres, largt ivn 1 room room |hi . prorrTtdlrocttn* , MIld ,3,,ut I rremhouse, wood house, ice house and tine 1 cry '.'orarxiiy, 1 <hMlk <m Friday. thc-r.*Qd day । Of Decemlx-r. 1905. at 1*0 o'clock In tbe (Ute:out buildings, 40xtt0 basement ban:,;. noon of yaltl <)«« Id thv Creamery BulldliiR ut a , Howling. Barry (muity. Michigan, sell the well fenced. 2b acres of No. I second ! plant and flxturre iH-ioneinp to the .-<rtd Cream­ growth timber, soil rich gravel loam, ’ ery Compaay toirrUK'.-.vlth the |M-r*oua) .prop­ erty eanslsnnx of fifty milk run-.; abw tau lam? mile from school, five miles from ' can-* ti5cd 1n ereom-ry; one mb of milk writh­ ing ncalos. one platfonn scale; together wim a Hastings, good road, on R F. D. and largo quantity of lumber and other article* be­ telephoiie llne.;Thls is a wonderful bar­ longing to «Ud compiury. The raid real estate, r-lant And Artnrea will be *pld •object to a oergain. ITIce 84,900—82,5^0 down, bal­ ixln mortgage 'Kjvrn by said company to An­ drew WoodmaH.M-e dated February Sth IWN ance on reasonable terms. and duty recorded In Hu- office ot the Register of Heeds for Barry county. Ute real estate to <325-7115 acre farm, 10 room house be sold Ls drecritHri as follow ‘ommeocint rods west of the corners uf sections ?f. good ent buildings, 10x60 basement twenty ■.*. M and M; thenre west six rods thence north barn, .20 acres of second growth tim­ eight rods, thence east tlx rods, thenre south e ghtrods lo |<l»o* at beginning; town two south ber. is well fenced, lays level, rich soil ot range right west, Bany tk.uuty. Michigan. DAMIF.t. C..WABWXR. one mile from school, six miles from Hastings, on R. F. D. Price 84,200, une ORDER OF FUBIJCATION. half down and balance on reasonable BUI*-of Michigan.. Fifth Judicial Circuit, lu Chancery. terms. ' Suit pending in Circuit Court for the County of.Barry Jn Chancery, at the eliy of Hastings, C326--40 acres 3^ miles from Has­ on th*- ssth day of • ictober. ttor>. —. tings. good soil, no buildings, no fen­ Ada Putuom. t'ompfaluant ces, no timber, will be sold on a con­ Ixtwls Putnam, defendant. In Hits cause it appearing that defendant. tract, price 8600. , I l-cwl-. l-utimm. Is not a resident of th!< state ___ 1 balkuve on time. who had Ix-eu devou-d to her the night ! B3O5 —Mi acres 5 miles from court vf tb«ball rtf which ^he had lost bey ; house, fairly good frame house, a poor HASTINGS CITIZENS .necklace, had written her several note.-. ' TESTIFY. . : Peter Snore and family are morjng whi«h she had.kept ean*ft!l|y lock-si in j frame and log barn, fairly good Mill, I assessed in ItftKI for 81,520, will be sold x»oocodoooooooo her writing desk, lie hud u pectt‘1 .... .» .-1 ,iun® ,ttnn East u! Vermontville. It ts testimony like the toluwingl ' . . ' 8L«00. - down aud balance on way of making the letter F. This It-.- 1 for . . . _ that has placed •'the old Quaker Item- ; ‘ ter in the uddryss resi-nd-ltsl those in I l*meedy” so far above competitors. When SHULTZ, her notes, but there-was not enough : 8303-80- acres in Maned Co. - Mis­ people right here at home raise their Didaycd Letter • ' souri. timbered with black oak, black voices in praise there is no room left; »<,»«.> t« »• for doubt Read the public statement . Mr “J'd Jnd Ken.von uf. jacK and small.lot ot white .oak, ex­ of a Hastings citizen ; ' L, r*,y "*ve been s>ending several dftys Another five years have- passed. cept ten acres plowed years ago. Good J. W. Barxwk. harness maker of j with their parents Chas. Kenyon ar.d Elizabeth Kingman Is u woman with farming land, lays K miles north bf 'ring of all kindt* Jefferson street, says: "Beyond all - ’ more gray than black in her hair and i tbe • Rolla, Missouri. A good opportunity : qneation, Doan’s Kidney Pills is a must -; ______ ________ __ _ of the , Mrs. Cha*. Shultz went to Grand when she rvuds use* glasses. She srlll for some one who would like to get ■ valuable remedy for all disorders has the letters of Frank Burrlll locked ' kidneys. My wife bail bad attacks of kidkid-■! Rapids Tuesday, she expects tojuntlerin a warmer climate. In her ties’;, and perhaps once a year nev complaint fur *.two used !। ___ jyears and i an operation while there. titkeA them out and rends them over, 8307—19) acres in Phelps Co. Mis remedies, but obtained no have a couch,chair 1 numerou? H. T. Zerhel and family also Harry •lie has been married fur nitirly thirty real benefit. I had so often seen and souri, similar to the above, none under r >et. that needs t beard Doan's Kidney Pills recommend- Kelley from Wednesday until yenra. ami si: - has never seen him cultivation. Will bell either or !>oth I uu give us a cull. J cd that I w^nt to Arthur E. Mulhol- ]Friday uf Ip-rt week at Frank Kelley's -since hi* mufringe. of the above for 87 per acre or' ex­ land's drug store and got ”a box. The of Hickory Comers. One morning <u> inklux up a paper could not have l*en better. She amt glancing at the death notices she change for Barry County property. table and ♦ effect tegan to improve from the very start । Mrs. Holdey Chart* who has l>cen -uw an announcement of tbe death of BsO*—IGO acre* IB' miles south of • • tion iruaranteed. ♦ and continued tu do so. To say we ! visiting her sister Mrs. Eugene John- his wife n was n few months after Rolla in Phelps County, Missouri, tint think w.n <>r tto-m miHy expntart, nor I j ,h(. K |e Dterirt mnr„,d tilts, that sin- recA'ived a visit from her bered similar to above, none '.tinder opinion. ; 7 ptCPLE’S EXCHANGE fir and only lover. He was Just pass­ cultivation, a little undulating. \\ UF For sale Ly all dealers. Price 50 cents, i twne. Forter-Milbora On., »'■««>»■ . •'?*’ Jon„ H.ll >, no tatter. He .«»to Ing the prime of life for a man. Miss sell at 85 an acre or exchange as above. Ki'iC.nan sow h: bin: traces nf that -. P. Jamieson, Prop, York, sole agent* for the IUnited nited €308 -New 7 room honSe, telephone, — • * I be gradually failing. ia:t!ilyt beauty—his engaging smile was State*. • >' nth. Jefferson Street. R«Tnember tbe name- Doan’s—and-1: ' j. Horn and wife attended the I.. A. ail there- -which had a«- moved lu-r gas, city water, new furnace, new barn, I IHx24; chicken park and coop, it blocks take no other. ; H.. qt their daughter^ Mrs. Katie heart when n was.young. BurHIl r:-mv Kahler's of North Barry last Wednesday. <ufen. and the two iMiiime fast friends, i from court house, a great bargain. (inc?’.Miss Knigman mentioned the los-s ! PricejS 1,100, 8300 down and balance •i Mi's. Aeh'sa Hines and daughter of aud return of her nmkkice. Mr. ” ‘~ - 310 per month. . Bur i Hastings are visiting old friends and rill strove to nialntnin a serene i*» cnnntr^. .... connte- !j C31i» Two new|« ipom houses, seven nanee tinder her searching gaze, but । i nejglil*ir* here. blocks from court house, they are Your steribe was one uf the fortunate run hl not. Miss • Klngumn assumed 1 °10CK :i h nd id select. b|it if you come here it wont take long tu find ' i investment ft. proposition, you that he lisd Is-cn tempted In those dan- I tiiii: that will pjeasekou, and brftery acceptable, to your friends. ' one* who ate their Thanksgiving din­ uvreus days of youth and had repented. 1 should look them over, they are now a :-w siiggeuionL • ner at J. Horn's. Their children were she fofrpi.ve him without telling him renting for 8b per month, they are LAMPS HANDKERCHIEFS ia fine tine). CLOVES * ; all at home but their daughter Mrs. of hef fc-rglvflu--ss . ■■conssaiitlyKincreaalng in value, and fi MITTENS HOSIERY, I NDERWEAR. .STOCK­ Darling of Columbiaville and son In another ■- ■ t ang -* • will — rent ■ for 1 810 - next L yeur^price. ’r year wedding *--• bells 81,050‘ ING ’ Al>. DRY GOODS, and Inany other h Rev. F. H. Horn of Pomona. for the pair whoen. hearts had 8-50 to $300 down, balance monthly OUR 5' and 10c COUNTERS Will solve tnfuty of four CbristmM trouble* Walter Smith and wife cf Paw Paw united yeartf before. EucIl. poss<*ssed payments to suit purchaser. , 3 diia ,UC bUU",cni You-llfind lot* of tblngk un them that will are visiting their parents D. R. Smith n secret that was kept- well cunrded ’.hi- children—and sotoe you Will like yourself. . 0311—Two elegant building lots on from tbe other. -Except this they were, and wife * as one. Tin* wife bid her know ledge, or. south (Jefferson street, Erice 8300. PINE LINE if CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS. Mrs. Frank Hallock recently made rattier, a belief of which she bad no. LSI2—Twenty acres of good land, some pies of a pumpkin that weighed doub't. Hint her husband bad fallen be­ three miles from city, price 8500, 123 potmtb which she raised in her fore temptation, had repented and X C313—Af’good 12 room house and BUTTERICK PATTERNS. garden. It was of tlie (inert quality. ■ l»wn frfrgiveu.' The husband guarded bls own secret .whichUP of living be­ small (barn, In good repair, located in Two Delivery second ward, a genuine bargain. Price ing* alolie knew. Their days were se­ WEST BALTIMORE Wagon*. rene except Cor an orenSionn! cloud 81,100. 8*X>» down, balance on time. Phone No. 10. Listen tor the wedding bells in the that passed moriieutnrUy over their C314 New nine room house and 2 sun In this one uraticr of withheld I near future. lots, six blocks from court house, suit­ confidence. ' ■ . able .for rooming boarding house, .-iOOOOOOOOOOOOCKXXXXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ' Hiram Hemlrick. and family bare .pricejSI.W*' down.balance on time. ^tmovedto Chicago, having rented Hit ir Again the m-i-nc change*' An old wo­ C327— |d acres 3S miles from Has ........... ......... ....... ... farm to Oliver Johirem who recently man of seventy, who has Ju«t burled 5<’3I5- An M» acre farm, splendid tings, new '<> rooni house, some out I | took puMK'hMOD. ’ her liir...tuii. I* breaking up ber home. soil, nearly new house, good well and buildings, "“ stwenty roin days **' the txanolafeani causr <ai« buildings, 20x30 2HX»> barn, barn, lots lots of of frnlt, fruit, nwithin fklrlv fern*) ,.)nv nt.ri "nf*-r tobe publStu-4 In the Ha'i«tI>u^IUxxkk I1 Some ftirmera in this community are Tbe'tlcflk that lias long held Ills papers cistern, barn 32x44 In good repair, large ,»r..-.i wood for luel, fairly fqnceu, ClB^t ana < 4R)|| to lx* cantlnueil care <sieh wrokr :• g ine Over and nil ll«tt H corn crib, andjoui buildings, 100 apple mttrt* Iw H praying for sutne une to import a )-ean sand loam soil. Price 81,<KX) cash* ■ * nMITII of use tlestrwy**!. The okl wo- j ajj varieties, pear, plum, sherry [' thrasher. tirent Judre mat: spends a niortiinu at this work. C32H—Nearly new modern house and- i. E. Kes A-Ttt.s ' ' j Protracted meetings are being held Une paper abe reads before knowing of and small fruit, running -water across Solicitor for <’on>|>laih|nt. farm, the very best of pasture land, two lots, located on Lombard Ave.. I i nt the,\evangelic*I church: a cordial ' ita foniidenllal nature. It Is thi.<: revenue from last year, 82»'*4 cash for .Everett, Washington, fine view of the PHO BATE ORilKR We handle the bqst grades of coal on* tlie market— [! invitation is extenditd to all. . Jdy Dear Huxbund - 1 hav<- lost ytrcr State of Michigan. County of Barry.» u.-.d<r tins Mirrlctoa ri*r since you pasture; I,»X» bushels or corn. 300 bu­ mountains. 7 blocks from main street, i from us and you are sure to be satisfied. Phone [ Miss Laura Farrell of' Cartion has love At a s--«sion of the Proliatr Court for tbe •llwevcred tin- no. ’.Iiu-r, I tin ill snrt shels ufjoats,’ 15U bushels of beans. 40 one block from car line with 15 min­ Coiffity c( Barry, holdea al th<- iTobale office, [ j teen visiting at Frank .tnd David As- worn out with anxl* ty and t--:r.orsc. Aft­ " I w<*. will give your order prompt, attention. in the Cttr of Hastings. In said County ou er m.iy yt-;:r» Lccpiag thi* ItorrM secret. acres seeded, 25 acres sown to rye, also ute Fervice. large wood house, chicken Baturday lhr|3d day of !>, rmt-ei. In the year i|pinall’h. • us Indore buying 1 nni nt liixt rv^ohed. now ih u my <lays seeded, only two miles from 'court ’coop, horse barn, etc., splendid mar­ ' Mr*. Lehr and daughter of Ohio are are number-d. to make a confwdoti of a house; this is one uf the beet bargains ket, good Soil, city water, elegant clim­ rtilQH, NUT and EGO, POCAHONTAS, ]! visiting the J former's father Henry itlii committed In niy ly-’.idi. On .in- ni<ht I have on my list. Price 83v*»0('. Wolf, drowv-d. ate. Pries $1,400. of t):- ball, when >o-i wtrv no utt-ntlve to Ou reading mid Ming th*. pHlliun dulr verb Mixs Kiiwnail an you took het> to dance. ! C.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, [ । Walton. of StephciiBcott. sdoilhWrator with tbe C32l»—40 acres. 0 miles south of Has tied, -tier neck!.n <• b- cantt unclnKped and fell J.C3U* SO acres, 12 roo») modern will mwx«I. of said praylny tltaf his ।; George Ostrotb who has been very nt r.v, feet. Mad with Jealousy. 1 pla- cl flnal account may be allowed and hogie dlychanting*, six room frame house, goud well house with bath room and other con HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. rdproin sold trust. I1 sick with heart disease, i* some better tb« skirt of my dfefa* over It and when tCud cistern, barn 20x80 with stable at Tbnrmipon it Is order**!, that Friday, the unobrwrv.’d picked It up. My wfeh lu re­ venlences, 2 : barm S4x3« and 20x30, Hat this writing: turn it u> her came too latv. 1 dared not granary 14x20. two story plgjhouse, hen । tached lflx30, good out buildings, plen- .un .......... ..... ...w ! • John Friend and family of Marion kdmlt that I hnd kept It eu long When house, etc., all in good liepair. 140 ' ty of good fruit, fairly fenced, some Mid jx-UUoa and thnt tbe helm u law of mM you return i wish you to take It and con­ apple trees, plum?, pears’ cherriea, j timber, good soil, lays well, one mile deera-u-d and all other jsrwns Interested th i j Osceola Co. are visiting at Frank and Mid estate. are required to appear ata m-»Mod -■ ■ X>CKXK»OQOOOOOOOObOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO trive to ecitJ it to her without betraying ot said Court. tt»-m to be holdiu at the probate me. • ■ YOt-R UNHAPPY WIFE grapes, strawberries, and other small I mile from church,. 1# mile from office, in the city of Hastings.- kt» said uounty, David Aspinall’s. Long -tlnl aid woman snl with the fruit. I’s mile from Goals drove and I Dowling, 1 mile from school, on K. F* and - how ntuse If any there tw*. why the prayer Mr. Friend was suddenly taken ill. of the petitioner tuay not I* xranled. Audit D. Price 81,100, one half down and note in hcri Iriind. Again she was back Price er.^OO I* further ordered, that uM p'Uttoorr give 7 miles from Hastings. ' ' The doctor ■ was mimmoned and pronotice to the persons Interested in said estate tn the g.:; ■■•.•enc of luilf a century be- -82,510 or more down.* balance on time. mmnnri it • i*«-» “* typhoid I of these yettr* Instead of fort*. 1 terer. Wo hope he wil ~on recover. published tn the HAiwxufl Bannkb a mnr»ii.*is.-d with the man of having paper printed and circulated In said County of J ha*’- In-vn spent in lonellher Burry. o“e,> ’» «wh <<* three- s iccrwriw •WneXs orertau* to Mid day vt Marins. j v.ho had stepped in Im'•• ■ ’ --IflaC. Hxcox. CHAM. M. .Mack. ■ yjv horse wn* ijnite ilifllcull to I? A thief. A temptation i'rolnte ib-irtst-r. .ludireof Ftolxto Estate and Investment Broker. Real nu.nnu-<j’”'1 .--|;:*r iu give the letter to 'I. 'i’licn site rnmemlM»red Papa-Well, be l*m‘t the culy onrwat Hastings, M«ch* j City Bank Bldg, hnn fnnni! out Ih.tt I'*', might n* Fell . I. t m'sacred to her dead Would Make a Unique Christmas Present th:. I Will ta In olllce Wednwlaff. Thursday «nd Saturday Kuulngs. Set yon hnv» y<»trr own way. ? . . ji'-d It Into the flames bp.:' ’4 wiiuld be none tue less acceptable. If you are tm it •IK <1. TtlKVOB. i.k'todoany buiklug, repairing, or puVyP new NiMhl I Ibonght yon were going to b iHT ^. it will pay you yovtr order with us. got up n fair to pay off your <*urdi Readers of the Baxnrk can secure ARE JUST debt Todd-We were. but the congre­ There lx a model laundry In New gation heard of It. and made up the THE THING us favorable clubbing rates with tins We will save- you money enough York where the women employed have amount nt once . FOR nlce'rest rooms and a *ocial secretary paper for any daily or weekly paper on your purchases to buy a lot of to look after their wants. There la a PARTIES. or magazine published iu the United presents for your friends. COUGHS, COLUS AND piano, arid clubff have been formed. CONSTIPATION. At 0 o'clock in tlie morning the man­ 1 have the nicest line of xxsnfectious in the States or Canada as can be procur­ We have a large stock, will fcive you the.T-igiit Few people realize when taking agement serve* a cup of coffee, aud city FRUITS, NUTS (all new crop) and a ed by any other newspaper in this cough medicines other than Fo4>y n While waiting for work the girl* are at nice line of CIGARS and TOBACCOS. Call i-i icee and can please you. •action of Michigan. Honey and Tar, that they contain orn­ liberty to lie down In the rest room. here for your Christmas Candies, Fruits, Nuts ate* which are constipating beaides being unsafe, particularly for children. Foley's Honey and Tar contoiro no gbe-WHrt U rife “>"« PW”1 opiates, is safe and sure and will nut «r in th, alphabet:- He—Xoa; Phone 224 cOMtipate. For sale by Arthur E. could ta oo other.-En**”**- piwni 238. | UPHOLSTERING. PEOPLES' EXCHANGE : p- CHRISTMAS PRESENTS K HORTON’S M. MATTHEWS (Q. CO- fl fl n * GOOD LUMBER ii* fl fl fl ut ut ut ut ut a fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl fl C. B. BENHAM, at ut ut w w ____ Co.• Tomlinson Lumber iii Hastings, Mich. £ CLUBBING RATES Those Butter Scotch Patties FRED WOLCOTT �HASTING!* BASAKK. PECEMBEK 18. 1MOB. The Kidneys When they are weak, torpw. or stagnant,, the whole system suffers. Don’t, neg­ lect. them at. this time, hut heed the warning of the aching hack, the bloated face, the sallow complexion, the urinary disorder, and begin treatment at once with MIMAR’S SCHOOL [OR THE DfAf decorating, cooking, housework, sew­ ing, millinery, art department, print* | ing. stereotyping, wool can ing, etc. ■ Local News. / CHRISTMAS school was opened fifty years ago, that * Instead of giving gifts to the scholars, j । the deaf pa a class must remain inc^ji- j the Methodist Sunday school invites j GIVEN TO DEAF able of more than a very limited ac- , the scholars tu help th* work of tbe quaintancc with the simplest forms of | school by gifts of ’books for tbe Sunday , । CHILDREN FOR USEFUL AND language, and a dim idea of the simp- ■ chool library from individuals ur i list truths of religion, and the rtuii.- class?!*. | SELF-SUPPORTING SERVICE meats of thj simpler handicrafts Rodents of th* second wapl are They b«ve .howii. ™ the rrnilnry. I „ljIlg G„ Co u, tbe >nwb„ i I der adequate opportunity, as high per­ nuisance. Instead of bnroing coke uu- | THE Gin OF SPEECH I centage of success, in intellectual and CAN BE TAUGHT manual attainment, as tbe hearing. der their retorts, they hunt, coal ami | sell their coke. Their chimney is very | While in many cases they do not re­ low that connects with tlie fire under | main for tbe full course all go out with the retorts, and the smoke pours in । which contains the best, and An Impressive Scene-Mistaken Feat­ some degree of education and capacity clouds into tbe near,-by homes. for self maintenance, and Dractically all safest curative substances. ure of tne Law of 1899-Annual Seventy-five new houses built in । are filling places of usefulness to them­ Hastings this year. Let us get an- • Per Capita Cost to the State «ad for Book oa KHneya, No. «. selves and othera One reason why other factory and we can edipoe Zl'i’hv people of thin stirie, in their con- more do not remain for tbe complete even that splendid record. ButfpubHc ] KtUution adopted in 1850; ordained course is that*they have become ■•ap­ aid is needed to get a new factory to MINA . SCOTTS • EMPORIUM that '’Institutions for the benefit of able of such usefulnesa and demand locate here. We hope tu see the mat­ those inhabitants who'arc deaf, dumb, for their sovices takes them away. ter submitted to a vote soon after the blind, or insane ahull always be fost­ OneJiKH graduate of the cabinet shop holidays. ered anefrtupported.'' In obedience to is now foreman of the Oregon deaf tlikt mandate there was established at mute cabinet shop; other graduates are MRS. ISABELLA Flint, and opened . in 1834. a school teachers in this and oUuir schools; and . GARGHILL BEECHER rot the blind.. Hind.. Experience Exiwienw in thia and olhfor Ihede.r the deaf and and the pritMthat the nniting nt the two I" "**tel, nU fwtitar rtndeato who are ' clown, in one tnultution wa. not the | ‘<int ol PROVED A VERY FINE ENTER. wlMat way. Method, ot care and in- 1*lw'e-~art' K*ving good account ot , -tr^tion lor tbe two are wholly dHT- '<Wtliree are kno^n who TAINER. RECITAL OF •■LITTLE. er«t. and the two clawoa themaohe 1 h*v'' I™’®1 ‘"“l-M” •>' •ell-main• MINISTER” ENJOYED. hafe little tn common inttelr .ympa- '’““J"5'-,“d otter Mrs. Isabella Garghill Beecher's re* | lv- ; ueaiues ■> clearness Ai one haa ever lawn thWand intetwt,. and do not umtalh “'"•» Not ___________ if tbe_’Little Minister, w.t$ given get ,m wen together. ,So when, in 1880.' jI convicted of crime "I™ There hare_______ been I eital ol ' enrolled all together, nearly eighteen I before a crowded audience at fiL Rose’s ’ thdiblind school was .opened at Lana- ■ .* hundred the present number lieing ( hall Friday evening and was much ening. the two were separated, and hK‘ ; about three hundred and fifty, in the Joyed by the l^rge andicure. Mrs. Flint institution became what it nuM ;----------.i------------------ :_i.. ... »----Beecner is certain!)' an artist iu her. siniv lieen. the Michigan Schoolil for ' ProPort^on °t *our 8‘rl8 to five boys.­ Aud another another thing thing would would have have bee been : >»“«• »nd b“ wonderful talent in f»r. ; Aud tbri Deaf. di realized hy (hose parents who have trayal of and remarkable'insiglrt into Hligihle to this institution are • been led to suppose differently—that ' character. ehiitlreii in thisst'ate between the ages the Michigan School for the Deaf 1 of ihven and '.twenty one ytears i’and ! LIKE OLD TIME DAYS. -ohtfode those age limits in the discre- ' teaches speech. From tbe beginners who are with difiidhlty brought ?•» tiorf of the board of managers . who | utter a word that a stranger can ’ the Trapping on Thornapple are)capable of attending school and ’ : recognize, to the advanced oral cIosm-s proijting by instruction, but who fratn River by Walter Perry who Readily read the lips even of defective hearing cannot be taught in ' stipuigers and under disguising moos- ] and Son. tlujpublic schoi-la. Such are received taches. and respond in well uttered i • November 1st, Watler Perry and his A mil amount cl atonejEoes farthest here. anti kept and instructed without charge I words, they would support the claim ' except for clothing and traveling exson with two lioats started down the . JEItERbON ST.. • ot the institution when it challenges ; pem«*. and those are provided by the i i Thornapple river on a trajiping expeHastings. Michigan. I School where parents nre unable. These 'j results in this line with any other in I.dilion. They went d^wn stream clear ; arejprivilegvd to-remain, and desired , the world. In a scon* of classes speech to the Grand River, and it took them OOOCXXJ<XXXXJOOOOOC<<IOOCOOOO ! is constantly used. Music, of course. I t to remain, for a lull caur>? of thirteen '• forms no part of deaf instruction, and 'exactly fire weeks to make the trip years, reaching the et«iivalent of the ... ... anu and onng ' bringnucK hackmetheiurs furs: . anu and mey. they. tbts-xnakes a great gap; but it in not1, •. .. • .. , junior class of tbe high school, and lil­ V , . , . brought.them. Here is the result of one realized by the pupils, who have L. . . . ,,,, , , . . ting for the preparatory class of Gal- ..... , . .. . , I their catch .— 192 muskrats. 12 mink. J ’’eboira, and ' sing ’ hymns and pa- । ... . . , „ ’ —. .. , londqt College of the national imrtitu I• . . IQ hkunks and 8 ubons. They sold the • triotic songs in gesture language, -with ; .. . ,.. • . . . ; ton, fbr the deaf at Washington. . . [ skins to Abbott Brtw. of this citv who • graceful and rhythmic notions in per- ,• , > They are also in a class taugfa^ trades, iI ? , 1 ' declared it the largest lot ot tur they: foot time, and with the keenest enjoy- ,. . . ? . . The Fuel that's right. erery pupil above the sixth grade , . . . had seen in years brought at one time , meat to themselves and their Jeaf ■ ■ , . . .... , lieing required to spend from fifteen I ™ । and as the reault of one trip. The-fur PREPARArlhN CANDIES Hood’sSarsapariHa No Christmas gathering is complete without a good supply of candies. It should be your aim to get the purest and best that are made. Here is where we can be of great service to you. We have Home Made Taffy Home Made Peanut Crisp Home Made Marsh Mallows and many other kinds. They are all made out of the purest and best materials that we can buy. We also have a fine line of Chocolates and creams and our line of box candies for the Holiday trade will be especially fine. Before you make your purchases come and see us. Of course you will want good bread--that means Sani­ It is made out of the very best of materials that money can buy; its made Right. As soon as it is baked it is wrapped in oiled paper, which keeps out all dust, dirt and germs. It’s just as clean, just as good as the neatest housewife makes. We would appreciate your Christmas or­ ders for Pies, Cakes and Baked Goods of every kind, and know that we can please you. tary Bread. Christmas Goods for the .* Babies and Children I a: gas 7v| OUR 15 CENT nilllicDQ Uinnino At the Price that's right. Cleanest and Cheapest Fuel, For Sale by GAS CO. Phone 359. ___ brought Mr. Perry and biW'sun fW. I to twenty four honrs per week in i au i ors. where learning some useful handicraft, the I It..was an impressive scene W °T *all “! I. --------------------------! indmrtries embracing carpentry. «b- ’ ?f three,hundred I OF-ATM OF MRS. MORRIS WOOTON inet making, harness making, Aoe- or• g.rca\- imnf-t^T* i Saturday Adah Andrus Vooton, wife | making, tailoring, housepainting and i £,vin# ’ *** a ton ion w e e ol jjorrjg Wooten, of Kalamazoo and i * ° vHnpnnterul.'nt umr«. in superintendent ««i.l said grace in tbe witm sign 1 • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Andrus j j language, and then attacking with l , .. , , , . . . , i , , , . , 4. ” ofthiscity.diedatherhomeinKnlagleeful animation the big pries of savory . . . ... _. mazoo of atrophj- of the liver. The tood. In the rfrocuring. reservation, ’ body was brought to this cityeand the and preparation of the provision of that funeral held from the home of her ■ big family, tliere. is a scientific and jiarents in the .first* waed. Monday i t care that could scarcely be afternoon, tiding conducted by Rev. j 'matched jn one private home in a Taking cflect Aug. M. 1WB. Trains leave (hue table. la effect Oct. 23, HMM Arthur Trott. Interment was in River- I ■ thousand/ The average annual per sftle. Mrs. Wooten is survived by her ' » Bkstinrs ns follow*Central Standard Time. . I capita cost to the state in the lust, two ________ yean* has heen two hundred twenty­ hus|iand and one son of about four years, bhf wah highly esteemed by all > ’ uSm" five dollsra. We are (laying fur the Iv Kalamazoo ar li):13 6:l7 »j*)pm ’ institution in taxes this year eighty­ who knew her. The bereaved husband I DeMon ---novwaata and relative:, have the sympathy of all . ” * ,opn’ «.ight thousand dollars, which h a Shnlcz in their *qrrow. Ha»tlnws $20aBi lower per capita rate. The superinCoats Grove ----- -Woddland tundant. \Mr. Francis 1). Clark, has; ’9;«u 4:14 S;_G3 ar Woodbpry Iv . ,4:»p “ occupied the position thirteen years and I Regarding some of the peculiar char- , ...9;4i p id j was for seven years before that superLansing icterlsticB uf that strange link lietween Grand Rapid* O,5V. KUOGLKH. T/.^” intendentof the Arkansas school, with birds and beasts, the duck billed platy- ' W. 8. pAititox. Agent. . Calcaxo. i ,, . ■ ». ... , earlier experience in New ork. pus of Australia, a writer says: ’Tt’l Baitings. ________ Horton. makes Its hqmc like &u otter in a bank, tunneling pp from the entrance under ' water some thirty or ’forty feet, | WOODBURY -IONIA STAGE LINE Leaves WOODBURY alitr arrival of morning trains ut LU. Arrives at Ionia 10:80 A. M. Re­ which its powerful forearm muscles ' turning from IONIA Post Offlre at 1:1M'. M. urrlrevst Woodbury « 4;00o'ciock for train West P. M. Ry. and train south on tbeC. K. 6 8. The word eossack means robber, and make nothing of. to a place where it WM. H. MARTIN, PROP. the name Cossacks was given by the can find a dry and well drained" bur­ Turks to a race iu manners, appear­ row. Its food -consist? chietly of in­ ance aud language like tbe* Hessians, sects, crayfish or ’yabbess.' which It but who are said not to be really akin bolts, hard shell and all. It will ata? to them. The Cossacks of Little Rus­ from tea. to fourteen minutes at a • ATTORNKY8 ’ : j . PHY81UIANB sia and the Don Cossacks are said to ’time under water, searching the mud KN A P1’ I? V KT R f K Tl A N *; '• IH'MELL—WHI answer calls in the city be the most unsernpulous robbers in and stones for these dtellcacle* with its " iJncxr aa‘* »‘dnlty- special attectlmi given to KNAl PEN,' Attorneys. I < utartb and dlseaua of ihe throat ml cheat the world. They excel iu horsemanship dnckllke bill. It makes a_nio«t fas­ 317 Michigan Trust Co. BuUdine, •Grand «n4 cbroulc <nsea.es. and form a large part of the Russian cinating little.pet. becoDdng very tame R.pid.. 1 .SEhSSJ®--,, isMv.i'S Imperial cavalry. Styled sometimes and squeaking with delight when fed. .............. tAO-Tla M . I.) ...A •-...I _ tbe spies of the czar. they keep the Its antics nre a constant source of THOMAS t PHYOH. , c.ll t nihilists lu greater check than any pleasure, though if care is not taken । D.L LOWRY. Attorneys at Law. L. H. r other puwer and number many more it will overeat Itself, seeming to hove ; Hastings, Mich. Office., onsr H anting* City Hank. Al «ajs a; 1 »nje stock .ot ere glasses and than a ini I Lou men. Mazeppa. n Don in captivity difficulty in digesting'the I -pectactes on band Cossack, the,subject of Byron’s poem.- bard crayfish shells. Its coat is. Ilka , COI.UUOVE & POTTEB, when condemned to be bound upon a the mole’s, uf an unusually silken and Attnmews ai Law, H. A A q. H. BARBER. wilh horse and borne away to bis fate, glossy text nre.” HOMewon to Philip T. CoHrrnv*— Phraldans and Suntrons Offlcebi G'nk-fv Block, I’r.uthvt ails In city or couuxv rrapondec to with was carried toward the Ukraine, ou Mu crt eourss of the stato. ..rumptoeM. dayjor night. tlie tfordersof Poland, and. being res June 21 is the longest day of the j A HANLON. M. D., cued by Cossacks, became their chief. 3k. K KEN ASTON. year, ihe day when the sun reaches Its Attorney st Law. Physician and Surgeon. FHrer J. S. Goodyear A Co.. «t«-r* northern limit. the tropic of Cancer. I Middleville, Mich ITaetlc*’'. Id al! courts of the state. ColbtctiniM i-rumptly attended to. It wuh tA»i by accident that violet At point* on the line of the nrctic drR. V- GALLAGHER, Physician and cle there is the wonder of the midnight ’ Surgeon. Dowling, Mich. Office was cboBcn by many uiitloux aw tbe ex­ J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, bout a 12 to U p. iu. and 7 to 8 p.m clusive color fur mofiming nn.d -by w* sun. and many tourists go long disHastings, Mich. fauces to witness the sight. It Ijt slngu- j Tc’epbQM at House Day or Ntxht. also for bait mourning. Pointers suf ­ All business given prompt and careful I fering from hysteria nnd neurasthenia lar how accurately the scnilbarlmraus | uiN-risTM .attention. Collections a specialty; I will be Inclined to'cover their pictures nations were able to observe aud reck­ < >ffice over Banner Office. F. E. WILU80N. p. w. ». on. Ou Kirilsbury plain, In England, Ha«tbiCT. Mich uniformly with the color most in ac­ cordance with their condition of lassi­ may be'aeen a cromlech erected by the «'isoRA’*CIJ - -■ . r tude and exhaustion. Thus originate druids. It Is a circle of huge stones WALTER HEATH. li- W. JMMiEtUt the violet pictures of Manet and his which once formed a temple, but' the BARKY COUNTY SURVEYOR, R0GEK3 £ ROGERS, 18MVB.15' i i • c ; t . nnurnu ReMdenct' on S»-e. 4.'PralriavlUe, Foot (Jfhee iKihool, which spring from uo actually most Interesting part of the 'structure RorctV Block. HMtinsn. Mlclilssn. addrew Delton. Midi.. R. E. D. No. 4. ' observable aspect of nature, but from la the sacrificial stone, which is n broad, a-subjective view due to conditions of flat slab so placed that the rays of the the nCTves. When tlie entire surface rising sun strike full upon It only on of walls In salons and art exbibltioh; the 21«t of June. The old guide who of the day apjieors veiled in uniform ahows the place to visitors tells the half mourning this predilection for vio­ story, that a young girl once said to let is simply an expression of the*nerv­ him. ”1 Hupimse you have seen It hun­ I*. A. SHELDON Wm. IL STEJIBINS. dreds of times, haven't you?” ous debility of tbe painter.—Nordau’s AbslraM aud Real Estate Office. Licensed Embalmer , ••Degeneration." Abstract Block. Hastings. and Funeral Director. Money to loan on Real Estate. Kcal EmRoom» next to Chrlitmay* Photograph tale sold on oomtniMfon. General conveyStud la. Heshlrw* W Court street. All nnclng. fixMnu a complete s-t of Abstract calls rromptly attended, day or night. Rooks, compiled (non the Record*., jean Sir Andrew Agnew of Lucknow, a Citizens Phone..Re». 60: Office 76. , ftrnilOi complete AV-'tracU. nnd r-ili be refunded to you it after well known Scotch baronet, was long using half a bottle of pestered by an impudent sort of jwrsou. who insisted on being constant^ ••underfoot.” Finally, however, he ---- SEE---dropped off, nnd Sir Andrew was ask: ed how he got rid of him. THE OLD RELIABLE ••Oh.” said he, “1 gtive him a broad For LIVERY RIGS. We, have HORSE SHOER. hint’* several Orat class rigs in connection "A broad hint?" repeated the in­ with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Shop on Court Street, just east of quirer. "I thought he was one of those Your patronage solicited. Jefferson st. who never could be induced to take one." "By mn saul,” said Sir Andrew, "he WHEN YOU WANT C unpc FOR MEN, was obleegvd to tak* it! For as the d n U L J for boys ciriel wadna gang oot at tbe door I just threw him oot of the wlndowF’ you are not satisfied with results. I make » aneefadtr cf handling MEN’S Mid HOYS’SHOES. S<w my Bae before irtytat. This is our guarantee which goes Jtepalrlug neatly sad promplly dart. CALL ON L A. EATON. HE HAS with every bottle. A kidney or bladder trouble can al­ IT, ALL KINDS IN STOCK, AND PHILIP LUTZ, ways be cured by using Foley’s Kid­ THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 9? ney Cure in time. For sale by Arthur E. Mulholland. VESTER & CARTER, Railway Time Tables C. K. & S. R. R, are just as good as you have to pay more money f°r ’n other places. The next time you are in Hastings come in and see for yourself. Phone 167. Proprietors of City Bakery. Michigan Central. ‘ TRY A BANNER WANT ADV PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ROWLAND BROS. DAN LAKE . . —— ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ it/ ii/ 4/ ii/ ii/ 0/ ii/ ii/ ii/ ii/ \i/ ii/ ii/ 0/ “YOUR MONEY IS । ii/ NO GOOD” ii/ ii/ THE FAMOUS 0/ MATT.J.JOHNSOHS ii/ ii/ 6088 ii/ RHEUMATISM and ii/ ii/ BLOOD CURB A. E. MULHOLLAND ” ~ ' •—!—. ' ■' ONE CENT A WORD '.----- w We have built an ICE HOUSE 30x200 feet, which we will fill this winter with LONG LAKE ICE. Long Lake is fed by Springs and produces the clearest, cleanest ice obtainable. We want to supply as many as possible of the homes and business places of this city with this ice. We will attend to your requirements promptly and courteously, and treat you fairly. DON’T Make any arrangements for Ice for next season until you have first seen us. We have made all arrangements so we carr positively guarantee to supply our customers through the entire season of 1906. M. MATTHEWS & CO DEALERS IN COAL AND ICE U/ ili 0/ U/ U/ il/ ii/ il/ il/ ii/ ‘11/ ii/ ii/ ii/ il/ tl/ 0/ il/ il/ ii/. ii/. ii/ ili il/ il/ ii/ il/ �Would Give Considerable o Be Relieved of Your Hastings banner, decembek AYISITTOTlit ' 15 little while. Would you not ’!!» ?< permanently relieved?'}. , .. ...l iljylnedtrnmy things for any pollotion of th. water .• without toUhola pnnx»l I P • ,Or ' 'ou ‘-'/T y Mikp m iarc bto uxvn xteucll. which <i<h- not-ioxt much If only inRiato w used. Tfa. boy or C|rj u‘t wl.. Dred tho fun i,nnie. which costa more. in »’'whe Wur,'rolH' '««y be marked f “n ,IU,C b> m*®M of •i»rrodfa/to I ?°UgVr °f tbH ‘»k frp»ll»g I. reduced t„ „ u«rm,n>. u I00 h..re. Tbo not n “curt all” but a □c disco«c—R.heum*ti«n. experience warrants the we have the one remedy cure this dffad disease, t severe your rheumatism w long you have been nlionxi will speedily make HOLLOWAY .brnuttb. front ,’„,y prowch to ‘'iabor-Mving m«*i„Bn- c,r"r Ixtnn, « l„.„ ,|„. *, ,M over there h> iu wtent sndool hsrve.1. BMnwl. She nr-w „„ where the cutting Is done with u sort call) w““ 'he l&hntlou. rro01 Ol H SCV'the. With an ovt— n—__ ___ It* fomirlntIn.. ..^ i tachftl. He saye that he regeetw that he did t take nlung one of the old grain cradle*, to alto* a hat was oner used here, but whifch would far ,ur-I R,,I,k *>f was organized a* juus anything **they Eave over*’ then“ ----------- «k Private Instltwlon by T. }V. CudWhan he told tthem what machinery I u,tJ8,WI1) «Qd George a. (Sue iu 1882. ci here, they would not but 111 a fcw >*ar* It pu»m*i inu wa* in twe over believe him. J ’ Mr.-Doster'* nephew telirjprietor*hlp ,<»f. •the former. Who s — .ui.un, .II..V reoialn.,1 b,..,d „„ I1>HI ; turned fnotn Getmany .with him. and , H-ut. It la. Iltt, „f j before thev left tho nephew • was ZZ cautioned time and time again by his father ‘'to write home just a* nmu as he got orer to Mike's and to tell the truth.” When the young man ar­ rived at Mr. Doster** fine farm ir ! Prairieville, he wa* shown about the ' found oar farm, shown tbe machinery, and then tjey have taken oqt to see Mr. Doster's big field wjuit our <if corn. A new world was doubtless ■ ry hottie* We have Opened up to the young man. and the _• expense putting in only exclamation he was heard to make .ill best machinery, was to say2 I wish my ]>a was here. ” Mr. Doster- received the warmest llonr is just as good kind of a welcome in his old boyhood home, and kind ties* <>f even* descrip- i tion waa showered upon him, which ;»D TOO WILL BE PLEASED. touched him deeply. But despite the . lR GROCER FOR OUR BUCKpleasure he enjoyed Mike say* that no rLOUR' one can make such a trip without ' returning home with greater love and' , veneration for America, and he says ' '.'.i put up in iO and that no man can truly appreciate thia ■>S. .. at *t> S6.00 If government and the blessings we enjoy «... nn the *.bbl. it ! I ' )1ES It pf it call up the min. DICTATOR FLOUR per cwt. $2.20 BRAN Pe. ton $18.00 MIDDLINGS Per ton $22.00 Everything Guaranteed Hastings Roller Mill Co We are <*ure tbey would all have more re»q>ect for onr government, and hive a keener .ppreciatruii ol the Ide-nnt»e enjojnnder the «t*r» »nd .tripes in free America. j •---------------------------Diacrefioa. । Pirkt Lawyer- It seema to me Jou !.?• i that last wltntMa'down pretty eimlly Ic j your cross examination. Second lutw- , yer—I Trad to. He la my tailor, nnd'l j owe him a big bill. When a man any*. "Of evurse it'* no business of mine," !t is a sure sign that ! ; ho is grdng to- do the best he can make St bls business. ! | I I j | ■ ' 3E 3E 3E 3E 3E 3 J FOR USEFUL—. m Ut Ui Ul Ua ,.A b„ )ik„ . a„ ,|,|„g in a woman." remarked the honaekeeper. "In a place when- I* little room to put thing* the facility for getting rid of mn>!. pwsesslons is u sine qua non of physical comfort and mental repofie. But rome women cannot bear to part with anything If-there to the slightest possibility of It* ever being of any* m*e: uud If about once in five yegra some of their rubbish doe* cotn<- in ------ trea-nimi — about triumphantly. *I "I told handy they shout you so!' And sometime* thing* are hoarded without even the possibility usefuinea* a*’an excuse, merely be cause one cannot l>ear to iwrt with them. Old toys, okl nrticlea- of elotbIng once worn by children, old ftirnlture. all come under this category. Tlie bump of destructiveness I* much uee<tal hen- It to bad enough to be Incumbered with the Infinity of neces sary thing* that one ha* to have with­ out hoanlltw those that are useless <W only remotely um-ful But of course It does not do to let the bump of destine tiVcnew run away with one. The fneulty, like nil other*..must be exercised with .dlscn-tiop." 1 •_ no P U DIIDTfiN pllll"e 273 "I>> «• DllnlUrli and 158... W3E 3E 3E 3E 3E 3E ik m ui i breast. \ ".Something like W.OUO eyguet* are killed annually hi the Mund* of tinBaltic and in Norway and Sweden to .... ....... 1 '■ ■ -------------------------- ---- --------supply the world With powder puffs, only tbe down froifi the youug swans' breasts Into the puffs A won derful down It is. softer than «now ” softer tbnn cloud. A doxeu puffs may be made from one cygnet. "Here are’some puff* mounted In plain bone. Here ■ re some mounted In gold and jeweled with diamond chip*. Tbe one puff ’east* reat*. the other Ju Rich women buy the cheap puff*, iU poor women tbe dear one*. Why? Be cause rich women throw a puff away Come to Our Hardware Store. Tff a* soon ns it* flrat pure white delicacy •ubitanllal, and something ||| 1* lost, while poor women use a puff Here you will get something good and till it I* worn down to ■ stub."-Phila­ At will Iasi. Here ore a few suggestions: kU delphia Bulletin. M Gifice diet Horta's Gro-rtj store 124 State St... # Christmas • Presents Carving Sets, Spoons, Knives, Forks. to Nickle Ware, Razors, Granite Ware, " Oil Lamp Oil Heaters, Stoves, Ranges, Stoves, Snow Shovels. See Our Lineof “Hastings Souvenir Glasses’ m ONLY 10 CENTS EACH. ik They fir* beautiful and you will be pleased with them, JH U*,lull AVeissert Bros. Phon. 38. £ 3E3E3E3E3E3E4 3E3E3E3E3E3E3 L S W11 Sugir-cowed, e»syto take, A V r/X*«CV |>* 11 c mild in action. They cure AVerS 1111S constipation, bUio-wes., *•^7 wr* s*-7 sick-headache. " ant your moustacbe or beard -r^utUulbrewnorrichbbck? Ute ( a-rroied Ki*n«r., ' "T- **v® of time nnstintingly to Cmweroled kidney* make a very good ■ m • ,h° '’,Mt a Ple*"'1nt one •»<> onr ' luncheon <»r supper dish. Slice a small ' ne,ghbor ’°ofc •in the whole show, onion aud fry It iu butter until a gold- Tbey were even ‘Bowed inside the en brown. Add a generoiM^spounful i xreat barred cages where workmen are or eboppe.1 baraley and frjA tU(. kkl. unhindered by visitor* and allowed to i Tii.TT- A.d‘! “cup- h““d1' • .7,u;:.,:fiY:,x,kx%eix,',s kw 2r 11 ' ‘ tlme tbey W'W Wie M‘l “ ba f million* of dollar*, Wern out h*nk note*- <l«otroy«d. of which 1**’ W4,re by March­ ant's National bank of Charlotte. Congreasman Gardner wanted to make their visit a* pleasant as pouiltle and A good raauy year*, np. tbm- wa* ' asked what he could do. The modest *oni»«toue in every hope. What b. c-nme of ynura? Find it. and tw ii: for' McGrath asked for ar. interview with . mwpnp.nos are vjining Into itoe again ,tl;c president, by good fortune, got it.! *catr and nre fludbnr reatly unto. Tlie mo<» . Will Bro Holt take a - ;tack ___ ______ mi xorqiMohr round, while him tiiut jour ybur J Pr'*i‘h'Ok wnnn't mad. hut he '....... - ‘j* -•■"•I ’l. "HIT grandtnotjibr u»«l Kquurr'By the .showed hi* teeth even mure than in . .. was .. .. ^l? ’U'v,n bIeAo lul'r’ tbe ... r ”."?^ , l■ ^,toUO,t ................ AM^ ..MS. ■— <u.vn. Be gir recqllectrd rrvqiieciru spakiug speak lug frle,! ralffi* that uro not spiked with-, from the rear end of altiin oh the grease. a* nu grease ,?.,°r''™arr cin IHuiuml guve frying them - ’.ytchtoni Glol>e.' ° Mr-. McGrath :i fine compliment by •hitreta. , that the only .thing nicer than ... ----...' tt -Mmhigan man is * Michigan woman. If wy arm uf nrcli'ltu t s would em ploy a Judy who has made not only the IhRt'* naying a lot considering that arranging ami decorating of-a house . »ut a woman in the whole state voted her special study, but those more Im j tor him last war. But they could salt and tabasco sauce, cover the cas- , ■erole tightly and cook In u very mod erate oven for two hours. Mushroom* tnay I** ^dded If llk.Nl. Till* greatly improve* the.dish. I GETS YEAR AT IONIA j •The Wit powder puff." suitl a drug ' gi-t. "to’ tuihlc of down pfurked from I-tbe’breast of a U™ Norwegian swan baby, or cyffUet. The next Ithi powder I puff‘I* down from a dead cygnet'* I fit glasseo by the latest and most approved ■ieutifii-methods. , • I Editor and Mra. H. T. McGrath reI,urned- Wednesday, from a visit of near,-v three week* with a Washington !,,rothor- J- G. MeGrath.'of tbe treasury ' tivi-artmeht. Thi* brother who hi» lw, in l)le g3von,„c„, f(Jf । us wen. we iinutre to think It would Rotwpvpit i. i . . , not only ..... an .inereared business to broad 1enou«h ,o de8‘rt’ the firm, but Itumeiwe improvements I , U‘ 3.?* g'?M ChasI nnd comfort lu both huiife* and flats.— 1 *ot,‘ Tribune . Iximion Sphrn-'-. ' ..-------------- ---- -------- «<■- -: “ .J- « EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Ui I 1 r. cnt.'iu-H. ; • । ' tin- state otlicluto qf Ml«M>urL Nearly twenty- y.-j.rs ago Mrs. church entered , _ | th.- k? bank a> its first clerk, nnd Lie wcre^Lndrr h. . it rare. -Mr. con- ' thev have grown up in thear present I niugham. being .: sup|M»rtiT ... ,.w of wo- ' uonditions and cannot appreciate the man'* right* nnd realizing the value of sntperior advantage* offered by America i b-‘» clerk, promoted her to the office ;; because they have never experienced ’ caabler. which position she has since i anything that would approach them. i A" ,b<’ Kr,’w f,,t* ofll<v i Mr. Do.ter reluruod on tho „me! “""‘“"“’-r" . . short, while \liss Tillie .Muller wa* ■ vewel with .'Mtrgius \\ itte. the great miuK uwtotant .-ashler, nnd now the I Russian, and had n talk with him. as business of the institution demand* the I. i the great diplomat was on his way to employnwut of three (>ook<*c|N-ra. till of ' attend the peace conference at Porta- when; are women. A* a cutims-uence ,1 month, a woman < bank, the «>nh other intin , tie down it must devolve largely njpon, » i, i i j. v ,, . . ■ « unuluchatn oft tbe list of Count Witte. Russia's great stattoiman. beside* iMr. . . Philip i.i n Arnold, . ,, vice . prea 1 officer* lieing upon whose shoulders must fall tbe ideqt. great responsibility of bringing order Tbe cashier, at tbe time of her tnar- < out of Chao*. riage n few yenr* ago to V. |‘, fburch. [ We wish that every reader uf the a protniiR'Ut buslne** man of Joplin. ■itb was so Interested iu her work that notBANNER could enjoy a visit itbatsiiding tier lutoband'a entreatie* Mr. Doster about hi* trip to Germany. I have taken Several Post Graduate courses Liitimi to my regular medical course and make a •erialty of treating all diseases of the M I qntil lie ha* made such a trip as he \did. People of free America have every reason tu be deeply thankful. Nevertheless, the German people seem tn be happy and Xonbrnt.*!. because EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT ' j jl | 11 . | The two very vital queatlon*, “la • girl an old maid neoewiarily at thirtyr nod "I* not eighteen tt« youu* for marrviug?" have been asked time nnd time again since the advent of the bachelor girl, but never satisfactorily an*wcred. A generation ago these question* might have been anawered promptly and positively, aaya » writer In tho Housekeeper. Then ■ girl wa* ctmaidered a *pln*ter at thirty, and eighteen was not farTrom the aver­ age age for marrying. Ln tho*e days ■plnaterbood was regarded aa a condi­ tion to be avoided at any co*L - Tl*’ opinion appears to prevail that woman may remain single just as well a* man. Tlie explanation for thi* cVanged condition is, of course, to be found in woman's invasion of tbe buslnea* world. Tbe bachelor girl. Independent, roapectiKl, admired, is a natural conse­ quence of society'* changed attitude toward woma^ who earn their own living. Indigestion ington. • MRS. V. F. CHURCH Aih- o-pho-ros s ■ im r.!S V lI1.nu,r •adhere to the okl 1 STACKS OF MONEY fa^on.,1 mwbou of mnrklnR !lu“ «»UMV rH'u nlMl “irking Ink? L It is tbo thnpieat thing in tin* world I A Char,o«e Editor Permitted to Look «-En.«w..h. • 0067 . is, Tbe shoulder of lamb require* rarber i : “dT. saddle an hour and a half: a larger saddle tw<> hour* or longer: loin of lamb an hour and n quarter to tin hour aud a half, rib* of lamb taa they an thinner- than the |o|m from one hdur to an hour nnd a quarter; a leg nf lamt weigblng fire ix^imto an hour aud a half, I ~ ' c™ve" Olve.Th.tS»nt«ce For Burglary. Admits . Guilt . t ’ i - " ,**'a,n Craven was brought before Jmlgv Smith Monaay forenoon, cou: R ased to entering the home of M. W. I Hick* and stealing h diamond ring, tbe , mine being committed aome time ago. lie waa giwuJ a maximum of two For brilliant window* take a pad of vefira and’a minimum of one year at cotton. rag iuxiked ,, ,in glycerin and rut ; luftia. . . ■ tbe* K1UM gtoM all over ,n Inside. “ *,<,e* Tben rhen ’take uke n jr.vxc W> ‘VK.1U ing null ii|(ui»J ..of ,.,w‘n <lry..ra * sud ,,gUtty |VIDEATH OF MOSES ALDRICH. lab the gins* until the glyc*rin: to in­ Visible, but not entirely rublwd awav. I, Judge Mack received word Mouday . forenoon announcing the death ot . : .. , ।I Moae* Aldrich, father of Mrs. Mack duw*. n■» condensation and a great »sv. , „ . v , . ! which occurred that morning at his, Ing die amount of cleaning. late home in Baltimnre. Mr. Aldrfch . . wt^ TH year- of ago, and had been a Tlda generation ha* arfn In a re- resident of Baltimore since 1867. movmarkable fashion tbe result* of pop ing there from Niagara Co., N; Y„ ular expectation and general habit* on . where he was born. Hh wa* the last physical development In the case of of gix brothen). H|g Je women. The niinda-r of tall and strong • .. . . sin. la .no-, atrtkmg. ^.n.lly , m nre the beauty and vitality of many tbp church at Dowling. He women who are pa*t tbe fiftieth birth 1 ’* survived by his wife ipjd by une day.— Illustrated Ixindmi News. daughter. Mrs. Charles M. Mock. He wka a fine type of the god citizen, honor­ able. upright, jutrt. honeat and sincere, l iile?* you have the beauty of Vend*, and one who went quietly about hi* tbe hide of a rhinoceros, the eouatltu- j duties, in every act showing good will tion of a home’, the diplomacy of * , . . , MachUrelll «n.l UDbonndM InSoroee i "nJ «° M» men. ■nd ttfipudenre, put nut of your mind , the tboughc of adopting the already Here is a description of a country mlaernbly overcrowded atage n* a ca­ reer— An Artre** In "The World and acene in Tltat taken from Colonel L. A. Waddell's book, "tassa and It* HI* Wif> " Mysteries:" "From every hamlet tbe cottager* bad swarmed out Into their Tbe chic of a bow may be due to field* and were busily plowing aud sowing In the glorious sunshine, form­ Just a little twist In the jlbbon a* each loop is formed, says a milliner. ing pleasing bits of bright color. The It in so simple that to tbe uninitiated men were plowing with oxen gatslily it passe* without notice, yet without bedecked with plumes of w>>q| dyed, this .little quirk the tow to stiff, dowdy, glowing scarlet and blue, with long ordinary. It to tbe little.Invisible throat lassels of dyed yaks’ tails nnd touches In nine <-**<■* out of ten that. harness of Jingling bell*, while close behind the plowpr* came the gayly give stylo. j dressed women ns the sower*, scatter1 ing liroad<*ast the-«eed from their bas­ . . Qj them, men nnd women, The thin place* of woolen blankets j ketg< should tie darned with wool of the . werv humming anntrhe* of song in same color Turning the two selvages ■ ^j,. beurtednes* Among the to the middle lengthen* their extotence j taH popfar trees Imbedding the homeundoubtedly. Too frequent washing is ; itpa?iP neatly picked uut with red jpt t«>' make them shrink and become . nufj whitewash, anil among tlie i hard. now nnd then they should be willow bush** fringing the | tbakcii In the open uir irrigation canal*, flitted ru^efim-he*. j —*------- . . ; fieldfare*. h>*>i»oo«. pert tit*, dtmamou Most women arc prone to undertake । ^rrpwa, idiy dove*. warblei> uud tbe beautifying art in too tnuch of. n I M,r„ab^. nj| pptbo'y uent building." hurry. A *pa*mod!c.attack to followed j by a spell of carelwemeaa. Patience I ■and perseverance bring fine results to . the seeker nftvr beauty. £tXXTXS I Have a short piece of hose fitted to tbit faucet In the kitchen. It should be of sufficient length to reach to the range and will save yon backache* ind useless steps. Banana* cut up with nut* and dates and served with whipped cream make one of the wholesome dishes. Tbe children always like it. Absorbent bath towel* with a smooth surface on one side and t rough one on the other are made. A celebrated physician has claimed in one of his lecture* that the "best remedy" for ndse bleed is a vigorous motion of the jaws us in the act.of chewing. In the case of a child he rec ommends giving a wad of paper to chew, a* the rapid working of the jaws stops the flow of blood. But why not try chewing gum Instead of paper?Weatero Medical Review. । There is no reason why a person should not eat anything he chooses —-if he chews it. carefully — the ’ trouble is most pwple are airaid ot every good-looking, good-smelling, good-tasting thing on the b»” of rare because it “don't agree with them.” Thcyactually starvethemselves into sickness. ' Dieting can­ not cure dyspepsia—if we cut off every article of food that disagrees with us before long we ’nave nothing left, ^nd we find ourselves chronic dyspeptics. When you eat some­ thing that don’t agree with you, it’s time to^et alter your stomach andtone it up. Fr<»:n our own experi­ ence in scliingdyspepsia cures, there •is nothing th.it equals 'Rexall Dys­ pepsia labicts From what our customers tell us of this kexall Remedy we arc con vinced that con­ sistent use of it tvi.l give any one the stoin.ich of an ostrich and thi appcliic of a Unn hand. We don’t trouble .Rexall' to .j • cure. Wi^arr.ntec. on this rc w. do on all Rexall Lack if dis-a»istreatment for Try itln-day; FRED A REASON ' f>top for a minute and think—we sell in our store 200 Rexall Reme­ dies. If you were to . buy Rexall Dyspepsia Cure and it didn't benefit you, could we expert you to buy Rexall Rheumatic Cure, or Rexall Cough Cure, or any oiber one of the Rexall Remedies— we believe not. We do not *My that each Rexall Remedy will always cure the disease for which it is named, but we do say that if it doesn't cure It won’t cost you anything. We will refund you the price vou Kiy 1 o r a n v Rexall emedy you buy in our store it it does't benefit you. HEATH & CARVETH After telling of the gradual drying op of the great lakes ami river* all over the world in an article In Cham­ bers' Journal, J. T: Whitby continue*: ^Everywhere iu our own country.’ as ' In others, water springs are giving out aad water lied* drying up, slowly per- ’ ba|M. but vurely. The increase of pop­ ulation and the modern system of drainage have of course-a great dAl to answer for, but much of the drought ! is undoubtedly causal l>y the rapid­ destruction of timber on all shies, for trees not only attract rain cloud*. hut preseVre the moisture of tbe soil. While it is lmj>o«alhle for puny- man to con­ I trol the geological period through which we are passing and whose char­ i acteristics would l>e. according tn •some, the gradual disappearance of water, it may be inquired whether it ; would not be advisable to postpone j tint disagreeable moment of n world I without water ns far as possible‘by the better preservation of our woods and । forests nnd the j»ersl*r<nit replanting i of trees " . One of the most notable of dwarf* was Jeffery Hudson, who wa* Intro­ duced to Henrietta Marla, consort of Charles L, in a noble venison pie. "When the pie was opened.” out step; ped. Jeffery- In ail the dignity of bi* eighteen inches uud made a courtly obelsanra to t,be astonished and de­ lighted queen, lagging to Is* taken into her service, a favor which \vas prompt­ ly granted. Jeffery wa* a man of stout heart and adventurous spirit. He fought two duels. one with a turkeycock and the second with a Mr Crofts, who faced the little man armed with a squirt and was forthwith shot dend. Twice Jaffery saw the inside of prison wall* —once when he was captured by the French on hi* way aero** the channel and, again when he was captured by Barbary corsairs-and to crown bls ca­ reer of adventure he* was accused of being mixed op In the popish plot and ended bis rather troublous days in th* Gate House H*C. Master Prynn«*. the w>*sk. well mean­ Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson ha* told ing 1‘uritHu who In 1033 vyote an at­ of tlie circumstances under which cer­ tack Upon the stage, tells us that in tain of her husband** book* were writ* his day tobacco pipes were offered to ten. Stevenson and his wife were ladles at the theater In lieu of apple* looking over Mine records of trial* la between the acts. A French traveler. the Ok! Halley court during 1700. M, Torevin de Rochefort, who pub­ Among the papers wa* ono, describing lished hls Journal in 1677, cunfirna the trial of James Stewart for the mur­ this by telling us that he found smok­ der of a man which Stevenson "read ing u general 'custom in England, as with avidity." lie. used much of tbe well among women as among men. story In this old court record tor "Kid­ Both sexes, be adds, bekl that life' naped." besides taking out the charac­ without tobacco wbuld be intolerable ter of Alan Breck. "David Balfour," “because, tp^y say. It dissipates * the tbe sequel to "Kidnaped," wa* writ­ evil humors of tbe brain.” ten in Samoa amid very "distracting When ladle* stopped smoking they circumstances." Mrs. Stevenson says, took to snuff. Women of quality about “Wltjt the natives on the verge of war a century ago would not stir without ■nd amid the most kaleidoscopic po­ their snuffboxes, beautifully enameled litic* 1 changes, uncertain as to what receptacles of perfumed mild rappee. moment hl* jH-raonal liberty -might be Lord Bollugbroke said of Queen Anne restrained, hi* every action miscon­ and ber grace of Marlborough: "The strued nnd resen tod by tbe white In­ . nation is governed by a pair of snuff­ habitants of the Island, the excitement ■nd fatigue of my husband'* daily life U extinguished!"—London Standard. might have «eemed enough for any one man to endure without tbe additional ■train of literary work.” NECK Borem—That five-year-old boy of mine gets off some good things. This morning al breakfast be said— K-fiox (interrupting!—He should bare them copyrighted. Borein--Wby? Knox—To keep you from reproducing them. “Did your husband find that golf lmpruv,nl tto’health?" "Yes; it Improved his health.- But un.loss he leitrtM to play better. St will ■poll his disposition."—Exchange. SORE THROAT ~~|TH€| | WAY I ' | DOWN TONSIUNE WOULD QUICKLY CURE IT. Of Course You Are Going To Get Your Wife a Christmas Present If you haven’t' already selected one we wonld suggest a Lamp. Nothing ie more appropriate than one of our Improved Central Pratt Nickle Plated Lamps These Lamps usually sell for »2.00 bijt we have placed the holiday price of them at $1.29 Grocery Goodness and Holiday Happiness Go Hand In Hand Little Clarence (a youthful Holomon) —Papa, nobody can never tell what a woman will do next, can they? Father —No, my sou; and if you could tell It would not be advisable for you to do m, for if you did she would be aura to do something cljp. Remember we have all the seasonable goods in onr line-­ Fruits Nuts and Candies, also Holly. Wreaths and ’ Wreathing for decoration. Let ns supply you and your happiness will be insured. A Matter of Tsstr. •'What," says an Inquisitive young lady, "hi the most popular color far ■ bride?" . „ We may ls> a Uttle particular In these matter*, but vre should prefer a white Early anti provident fear 1* the tnoti Hams & Russ, QUICK DELIVERY. PHONE 16 THE 8R0CERS. �H AST1NGS BANNER DECEMBER 18, 1905. STATE RECEIVER FOR PERE MARQUETTE. TEACHERS MEETING FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS The C. H. and D. System Stranded on I am offerinc a choice selection of Financial Rocks - Tou Much 27, 28 AND 29. W’atered Stock. The annual meeting ot tbft Michi­ gan State Teacher’s Association will be held at Masonic Temple. Lanning. December 27, W. 29. >'n al1 roads will be one fare plus 25 cents for round trip, tickets on sale the 26, 27, aJ. limited to return December 80. Prominent educators will be there from not only throughout Michigan but other states, including New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, etc. Qn Thurs­ day evening a reception wilF be given the teachers by Gov. Warner and other state officers. Those wishing hotel accomodations should apply direct to the hotels in advance and thoen wish ing private quarters, communicate with Prof. W. D. Sterling of Lansing. Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Brush and Comb Sets. Austrain Old Court Boxes for Gloves, Handker­ chiefs. Neckties. Trinkets and Cigars at wholesale cost. This is the finest line of presentation articles ever offered in Hastings. Earthen ware. Dinner Sets and Opsn Stock. Also a choice line of China in sets and individual pieces. 1-4 OFF on Louwilsea ware. Watches to beat anybody’s prices. A Special Sale on Knives and Forks for Saturday Next at $2.75 per set. Somenir Spo»as. Mini Ckilce Sabjects. Call nd See Tkea Jut melied a net line ef elegant land Bap art Pines. HL DISC TALKING MA CHINE RECORDS RE­ DUCED IN PRICE...... .'. .. 10 lick on 60: 12 inch oo« SI.00 Anjthinft !«o wilt at tlie Corner Jewelry Store. F. R. PANCOAST OPEN EVENINGS. ! PERSONAL MENT i Michael Duster. of Prairieville, was > in the city the past week shaking hand- with his many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hughes. of Prairieville, D. J. England, of Wobdlant . were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hastings visitor Friday. Cook Friday and Saturday. Mrs. John White wenj to Charlotte Clark Sutton, of Tustin, Mich., is Friday to visit her daujj visiting old friends in Hastings. He Mr*. A. H. Keith is tpeuding tht is «o well pleased with Hinting* lhat winter with a brother at Liiuenville, he has decided to return to this city when'* he formerly lived. Mrs Laura Cole -and Mies Mii ry 'Rune Chester Mewer and wife left Tbursmade a business trip to GrandI Rapids. dav far Alliance. O. Mr. Messer will Saturday. makeia two weeks trip through Ohio. About January 1st Harold Hams will Indianu. Kentucky and West Virginia leave for Texas.. whiere he may spend for th-- Wool Boot Co. and returning the winter. will meet Mrs. Messer again at Al­ I Miss Myrtle Grisby, of Cheboygan, liance^is visiting the Misses Winnie and Wb«i washing the hnlr Is necessary Minnie Harper. harmless shampoo? should lx* chosen. Misa Helena Davis, of Battle Creek, The tdmplest which can always be was the guest of her aunt Mrs.; Mane . nude Is to melt a cake of castlle soap In a quart of boiling water. Put it Into Upjohn last week. a wide mouth jar nnd use aliout'two Robert Mill* came home Friday from taldespoontuls nt e ihnv. MnsHsge Summit Citv. Grand Travene Co., w-vl! Into the -ealp where he ha* tjeen fur several weeks. Can't lock well, eat well ur feel well Dr. and Mrs J. G. McGuffin I enter- with impure Mood feeding your body, i iained Dr. and Mrs. McIntyre, of Keep the blood' pure with Burdock Blood Bittern. Eat sitnulv take ex­ Woodland, and their sou Kenneth ercise. keep clean and you will have Thursday. long life. • , WILL BE HELD ATMASONIC TEM­ After a very stormy career, tbe Pen* Marquette system has stranded, tbe financial storms being too much for its heavy load of watered securities. The old P. M. road did fairly well. It then joined with it tike West Michi­ gan and Detroit, Lansing & Northern, which roods had never paid. More bonds and stocks were issued. and hy not keeping up tbe road bed and equipment, the consolidated company waa able to pay dividends. This show­ ing made the P. M. system look good to some financial .sharks of Wall St., who proceeded to get control of the Cin­ cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad, which has always paid well. The:, the schemers sold the P. M. system’s watered stock at f 125 for each $100 sliaro to the C. H. & D. The latter issued bonils to buy a control of the P. M. stock, and then more lionds. and then more stock. The WA11 St., apostles of high fiannee then eqld the Ixmds and stocks to tbe innocent public, and cleared np several millions. The result of these operations was toleave tbe C. H.. & D. system, as the consolidation with the P. M. was called, with a heavy load uf watered securities, and the old P. M. lines were so liadly needing repairs and lacking in cant and locomotives that no help from them could be . obtained. It was then proposed to annex the sys­ tem to the Erie, but the managers of that line were smart enough to look into tlie condition of-tlie water-logged C. \|l. & D. system before they brought, and so concluded to let ft alone. Then the crash came, and now the C. H. & 1). system is in the hands of a receiver. The hanking horn-* of J. P. Morgan A. Co., are heavily interested in the system, and as Mr. Morgan is famous as a reorganizer, having been auccdssful in putting several bankrupt systems ou their feet, he may be able - to res­ cue the P. M. and C. H. & D. from the financial rocks on which they have strandi-il. If he.can squeeze out the water, they should be made to pity. For the good of Michigan, we li^pe the P. M. may be preserved a* an in-' dependent system. .. PLE, LANSINO, DpC. Only You have only NINE DAYS presents. Our stock of Men's, Boys’ which to select your Christina md Children's Furnishings complete. MAKE THE RECORD NOW. Physician* are charged with a new duty under an act of the last legisla­ ture in regard to filing certificates of births with township, village and city clerks. The act takes effect on Jan­ uary 1- IttOtt Under the old law births were enumerated by asHesaors and supervisors once a year, which proved to be a very imperfect and inaccurate wav. When filed promptly within ten. days after hirth. the returns should lie complete and reliable. ■ Blanks and in­ structions have been mailed to all physicians in the state by the Secretary of State. Lansing, who has charge of this matter. . FARMERS INSTITUTES FOR BARRY CO DATESHAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED FOR THEM, SECOND WEEK House Coats, $5.00 to $8.00. Fine Suspenders, 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Fine Neckwear, 50c, $1.00. Linen Handkerchiefs, 10c to 7 each Fine Mufflers, 50c to $2.00. Umbrellas, $1.00 to $5.00 Caps, 50c to $1.50. Sweaters, $1.00 to $4.50 (th< latter equal to most $6.00 ones Fancy Shirts, $1.00 to $1.50. IN JANUARY. The second week iu January farmers institutes will he held in this county at the following places: Hickory Corners. Woodland, Middelville. Nash­ ville. Lacey and iltar Grange hall in Hastings township. N\ P. Hull, ot Dimondale and Prof. Pettengill. of Lansing will be the state speakers. Ed­ ucational as well as farm topics will l«e discussed. Fur Gloves or Mittens, $1.00 to $3.00. • Best assortment of Suit Cases in Hastings, $1.50 to $8.75 Wh REPORT FROM THE REFORM SCHOOL. A. volunteer Alton fight took place In England. During tlie retreat n Scotch J. G. Glue, Superintendent Proutyvolunteer hi scrambling through some town. W. Va., writes: "After trying bushes stuck fust in* n beJgt. Une of all other advertised cough medicine* tbe advancing foe. seeing the situation, we have decided to use Foley’s Honey for a Joke, cajuc toward tbe unfortu­ and Tar exclusively iu West'Virginia. nate volunteer at full charge, with hte Reform School I ’ find it ^he moat bayonet fixed nnd n ferocious look ou effective Zand absolutely^ hurmlcH*." For sale by Arthur E. Mu llbolland. bls face. The poor fellow in the hedge, •eclug the threatening aspect of af­ Sale of agent’s samples at flulhol fairs, bawled Out at the top of. his voice: "Lluud on. you Idiot! Dlnnn you land's Drug Store. You save one third. ken It’s only In ftiul” invite au inspection of tlnwe good: Chidester &. Burton This is called economy. “Economy is the Road to Wealth.” We can save you $$ by giving you good goods and honest prices. Watch Next Saturday AND SEE ANOTHER GOOD BARGAIN SALE Special Christmas Confections Staple Dry Goods Boots Shoes and Rubbers We want YOUR Butter and Eggs Phone 86 THAT WEST END STORE Good Service. Prompt Delivery � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-12-20.pdf 6e78a2502d462abc4a0e8609cb25c0f5 PDF Text Text PEOPLE the Look to the Banner for Auction Advertising. -I-- ----- —I--- HASTINGS BANNER We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers. flyriETH YEARJ . jflMIED EREE Of DEBI rrtf v UNITED BRETHREN ’ \t . KCH SU DEDICATED mns i is SUNDAY. . FRO« EXPERIENCE Tint BANNER want Adv,. Pay. Re. celved Splendid Result,. J. W. Wing ot Rutlaml adverti«d L --------- AGAINST . THE OLIVET COL- ‘ LEGE GLEE CLUB Reed's Man Tueaftey Eve. Dec. 26; SEMTOR GLAS­ GOW Will WRITE Fine Music: All ANNISO,, AND COATS THE SIXTH AN­ NUAL MEETING Of Michigan Auctioneers At Kalama­ zoo Dec. 13, E?R Conrad of SERIES OF ARTICLES FOR BAN* IN TUB CHAS. FENTON Tb. K-cood must*, on tho People-. Leetur. Coon, win he , fine nuukal number. Tbe OHv« Colle* Ol« Club -111 nppenr II Had , Oper. Howw next Tmwd,,- .-venlnK December ». Thin will be a rich * and rare mmdeal treat for the eitire* 0| Hawinga Get Soar ticket, now atlHeatb * Carreth'. <ln>g More . * THEY ARE TRADE WINNERS NER EXPLAINING NEW PR|. Delton Attended. E. R. Cunrad. the Delton auctioneer, MARY ELECTION LAW. attended the sixth annual convention of auctioneer* of this state which was held at Kalamazoo Wednesday. DeWILL BEGIN ISSUE j cember 13. Mr. Conrad reports a very JANUARY 3RD. interesting session which was attend­ * ; cd by about 40 auctioneer*. Much of —— interest to the crycr of sales as well as I those who sell property at auction was But for Hi. Stand, Mlchlk*n Would | dlrawd. PIERSON & SON HAVE BEEN VERY SUCCESSFUL IN THIS CITY THEIR COMING HERE FROM IRVING ThrirOr.at Stews. Here FELL FROfl LOAD OF STRAW; No. Now H.,. P,imar, EiectiooLa. EUCHER PARTi" । "** PARTY.’d Mr. a ,?“«* chEUCHER X RuXo ‘ “ « ‘ Mrs. Charldtte Russell and Our irMucr.N r,-«drr» will will be «Ud io to aiiow know huh tbat , ixojjt, Koi*, wno win, lias h» rooms room, for for himself bimwif and and I1 >-,,r* ron J“cu'!l » l-roNI»ruu» . num­ Utf gmu * - - for a series of art- daughter at Mrs. Russell’s, have issued ■ chandise store in Irving, purchased tbe we have arranged i ^han,1,w? ' icle? from Hens tor Glasgow, of Nash- . invitations.for a party to be held next |l,ua,n *^s so lung and succesrfully con­ ducted ville explaining the provisions of the i Wednesday evening.' Dea 27. for six i lln'ltwd in 11 fhU city hr L. E. Stauffer. ■ there were not a few who donUed the , • new Michigan primary election law. I handed eueber. ■ wi\dom of the move. They had been Nu doubt many if not most of our .• ' j very succeatful at Irving, and many readers are not.familiar with the new ' r ■ [\|irr\ C IklhTEl/U ' thought it a risk for them to make law. As the presiding officer cl the . | A ft M f U \ A HI I | | AI II.’ * this change. Michigan senate at tbe time when the 1 HI1U 1LHLII measure wu* passed. Mr..Glasgow had j f I) f INCTITiiTFC ■• i But the splendid success won here by, । this firm in not only holding the vol­ the best of opportunity to know what | • LKv 111v 111 U I Lv I 11 ume of bublness of the Stauffer storm circumstance* and conditions led. up j hut in increasing it largely is a to the pasting of this law in it* present j form. and what the provision* of the 1 HELD IN BARRY COUNTY demonstration of the windom of the METHODS OF PROCEDURE RECOM­ change - anil a proof that -Pleraon dr uiewmre so-, and what they were in­ THE SECOND WEEK IN Son knew where the)- were at in dis­ MENDED TO SECURE THEM tended to ucroinpliKh. No man in JANUARY. posing of their luccfwiful Irving bust- FOR HASTINGS. C Michigan was in jk> goods position to ness and coming to Hastings’where they know the whys and wherefore* of have had a much larger field. They hits bill a* the senator from this dis­ have added largely to their stock, re­ PLACES AND DATES trict. SPECIAL COMMITTEE quiring increased room which they While Senator .Glasgow did not be­ AS ARRANGED have secured ’ over their store. They HAS REPORTED. lieve a primary election law' would ac- i now conduct a thoroughly up-to-date ci'mplish what its ardent friends desired : I general merchandise buisnttC in th*? and while he felt the same objects N. P. Null, ot Dimondale, and Prof. ' Their Report Will Be Read at Board | double stoics thny occupy in this city, tould lx: attained without so violent a H. R. Pattengill, of Lansiog will j Thfir lines are-dry good*, groceries. of Trade Meeting Next Tues- ‘ ’ departure from long established usage* lx>its and shot**.*and they have recent­ Be Speakers.. in making political nominations, still day Evening. ly added a cloak and fur department. he was convinced that the people of Beginning Monday Jan. a, and con­ . occurred in;the even- Election ’ Law ’ , passed . by the 11- legislature -------- of-- Middleville. . ..... and will fight the Alx>ut three1 months ago. ut a meet- 1 Michigan, augereii by the Stearns— tinuing through the week there will be . They are also very large dealers in but­ . v < Lurch aid i>eople tas revived because of its vigor- murder charge. , • ing of the Board of Trade. Sylvester Bliss- Fern boodle campaign of INXI. held a series of one day Farmer's and ter and eggs. .1. th- complete success j oa® discussion at the State Grange Two very important things should be Greusel. W. A. Hatl and C. F. Field demanded primary election reform. Teacher's Institutes at several points j Messrs. Piersdn d: jjon have succeedI ed because thtfy deserved . success. . meeting in Grand Rapids last week, learned from the case. were *p]Krinted a committee to romrid- Feeling that be was in the synatu to about the county ur follows i They have believed in success and set ’ r-..,,0. the United Brethren ; finest Governor Warner came (1 In a caw like this where a crime ' er what iwtion could and should be represent the .people and not himself, Monday Jan. K—Hickory Corner^.- |1 out to win it. They have studied what . organized in this city by ' the State Grange and spoke in J is suspected, the sheriff and prueecutor taken that would result iff bringing' he set out in good faith to have tho Tuesday Jan .0—Lacey. . tin* needs of this locality tvere in their Bho'kemCdff After wor- i u straight-forward manner that w- ' should ...vxm.m lie «rv immediately WIIUUUIOJVO notified. HUUUCU. The iUV new manufacturing industries to this last legislature give the people of Kt". Wedrft-sday Jan. 10— Na»hville. !.:* a1 hall\ tor several are sure **° m0!4t lmre created a very| Ibody body of of Fenton Fenton should should not have been city, and which would so harmonize Michigan ! lines, and have set out to supply what primary election law if Thursday Jan. 11—Middleville. fatally pur baaed the Ad- I favorable impression. Hu began by re- ■ ’ given given to to the thetindertaker tindertaker nor nor to to anyone anyone all interests that all elements of the they wanted it. The way to find out ' ' Friday Jan. 12—-btar Grange HaB. :I was required. They have been prompt. i careful arid courteous, and have shown ... ihe s. . uiid w»nl. The ji citing citing me the rarvinat fact thatnemut he hadinsisteutnat insisted that | jcite cl*e put but tne the snerm. sheriff. In ' “ this case eni <*itir.eu*hy> of Hastings can work Ke what they wanted was to have tbe j Saturday Jan. 13—Woodland. I commendable eptefprise in their bnsidid good ! h’8 own re-nomination lie submitted to ; balnung fluids had been 'injected into gether tor this common good. matte.- suljmitted to them for approval I These ______ ____________________ . well lo*-at«*tl and one day institutes have been ing But ' voters Of Michigan at a pieman , Fenton’* body before the sheriil was In the nature of thing* hasty action or rejection, which will be done next . growing in interest and va|ue during Ij nes*. They are firm telievers in the and more I eiwtiou, and also* that the office of • apprises! of Fenton death, Tin* liy this committee was impossible aid summer. There-was n large and influ-1 the past two or three years, and the | use of the columns of the up-to-date required. 1 lie”tenant governor be included. He i poison* ifbcuasarily used by the <mt- undesirable. But- tbe committee has ential -element in the senate led by I series this year promises to surpass its I newspaper as-a aeceasary adjunct to a i defended the exclusion of the member* j balmer would tend to discredit any never lost sight of the object for which . Senator Daugherty which was deter- ; predeewwors The .Institutes previous j' successful business. Thev speak plain’•Rev. B. F. Hritz came of one.party frmn, participation tn the ! evidence of drugging which a chum- They were apjioinied. But tvith his1 mined to defeat any measure pretend- ? to last year were devoted entirely: to | ly and directly; arid what is most to and its work- en- nomination of the candidates ut an op-' ical analysis of Fenton’s stomach might a ■ mstomei zeal aad thoroughness the ing to lie a primary reform drill. An­ the consideration of agricultural topics. I> the jxjint. the people kyiow they mean jtist what they say in their business old . hnrch’i was too ' P°*’u8 P®rty as not only proper, hut u? hijjre diwluseil. Sheriff Fumiss said .he Chairman Sylvester Greusel. went at other element of which Senator Glas­ Last year the committee made pro­ . . । । iUt i.nJy ret* s«wt ji>fc» -nnrw) tn N* tak- [would have, guaranteed Dr. Vaughn’s his work of getting ut the wntiment uf gow was the leader was equally de­ vision for the discub-iou of one educa­ announcements. It is a pleasure foi tbe BANNER to , en. He'knew there were defects in the charge* for the chemical test of Fenthe people, and suggemting the propo- ' termined that such a law .should lie tional topic by a state -speaker at each :*t< !r boscoming. hothing speak ot tbe success of this firm in Mr. Glasgow institute. The plan worked so satis- ■ •..-d getting until Rev. new law a* there would be in any new ton’s stomach but for the tact that tti* sitions that had appealed t*» the <*om- passed at that ' their bii-int--! ,* venture in Hastings; body had been embalmed liefom the mrttec us u basis for public action. commanded tho necessary votes to win factorily that it will be tried agpin • ,i *;f Un enterprise. The, । line of .legislation. l mid we know our readers will, share । Gov. Warner ws? naked why he did viscera had l*een removed. This committee has now .completed this year. Mr.. N P. HtriJ. of ‘Di ■g i monnnient to his ’ our pleasure. an<i wish this firm.evem The Supervisors of Berry county • its work, and its report will be presented Any now legislation like the new mondale. ha*. been appointed u*> i^on• ing. determined work: not veto the measure when ho knew it , : greater prosperity in the future. ’ bupt. I., L. i| _____ ■______ ________ ;__ 2__ ■ »i'.-i t*> the g<HMl helpful। was not all that the frieinls of primary should give the sheriff and prosecutor ut .li meeting of the Board uf Trade to primary law of Michigan, touching a ductor and state speaker by' Supt. -. • ' T’ I ’ | ■tig; right to incur necessary expenses lie held next- week Tuesday evening.' subject about which therewas little R. Taft’. an<« Hon. H K. Patten|gin :'*;:<-p and < an j rigat ion. reform expected. His aiisw’ci was so There ought tu be a large attendance . knowledge, for it wo* an untried ex-1 hu> heeu appointed by Supt. P- • H J reasonable that it must commend itself to 4II fair-minded people. He said that ' position taken by Dr.. Vaughn that lie at tlmt meeting to hear and consider perinient in Michigan, and aliout i Kelley to present tbe educational queswhich there was much disagreement as*| tiou. Both of these men are in (the I ♦•There " as k> much differeuee of -opin­ would not make a test of Fenton'is the rejsirt. We urnderstaiiJ' the committee will to methods of application, must in tile highest rank in their respective callion. even among the must «mt*j»oken • stomach unless hi* charges were gunraii, friends of primary reform, ag |s> what teed was very natural -when one of hi? rtstgnmend submitting at once the very nature of thing* Im* .a compromise. J iDgs and both possess the ability',-of i 'thejmll should include and exclude. , bills for. similar service hud been cut questiop of bunding tin* city to get That me ins, of course, tliat some of ‘ expressing their ideas clearly and force; ami there was so ninth. <*pix»itidii to 1 In.two by a Barry rounty U>ard of new factories to a’ vote of the people. its provisions were crude: some had j.fully: During forenoons of tbe first 1 1 different phases uf the proposed meas- supervisor*. The sheriff is not autla>r- This projxisition vrill not be- trouble­ liettcr have lievn omitted; and soma |five.day* -Mr. Puttengill and Commr. । ■ ur*-. that only a compromise waapossi- ; izeJ to guarantee charge* of that kind some os Hastings bonded debt is very wnieh were omitted should have been ' John C. Ketcham will visit school*, in , J the vicinities where the institntesjatei bit* and tjiut compromise could not. in ; and in thia can*, felt disinclined to do small considering the size and wealth included. We happen to know that Senator 'being held, and in the afternoons Mr. I the verv nature of things, prove satis-; »o Ircause of the underthkef's having' of the town. Glasgow liiliored to have some changte । PattengiU will give one atblrens before j The committee recommends not only ' factory to those who held such advanc-; med embalming liquids before the re­ ' ed ideas on primary reform astbeSlate mdVal <»f henton’* stumach. Nutwiib- 'gutting.new factories but fair rt»n«id- i made in the bill thut would' have ; each of the Farmer's Institutes and in ■ made it'very much more acceptable. | the evenings he will al.su give address. ■ Grangr had expretsed. Ha felt that he standing thia mistake it i*. politic a erut ion wfthoM* now located here.. Tl«»* report will.’rvcotnumm! the cre­ but was unable to secure them with- ! excepting at Woodland, where it. ^rill i i ougtrt tu sign the present law hecaun-1 Photnical annlysi- would have given out risking the defeat of the entire ' not be .pawibfo to hold an evening ‘ I it represented Hie bi*at that could be : positive evidence ot ixiisonotw drug* ation by the common-council of a bounl obtained when it was pa-wd Iteferr-; in Fenton's stomach such as are in no of Public Works m* provided by the measure, ^ike the good leader he, meeting l«cau»e the speakers would j ing to the first Australian I .allot law way nsed in th.* embalming art. and charter, which board will-Is* subject to . proved to -lie. be accepted the best.! not be able to reach huuie i> **Sie were ' that could lie obtained rather than j held. The Grange? and Farui|r’s , : in Michigan, which was far from satis- • an analysis might have been vaju the council and make its reports to Club? ot the county are taking up jthe । . factory to the Grange then, hut which . able. In any event it should havelwe.u that body. To this board wijl be re­ get. nothing at all. From what we have stated it will j matter of advertising the infinites-; ■ the late Gov* Luce, a member of rhe ■ made, and the officer- yf the county ferred all maitehs \ertai|ing to the •lie evident to our readers that Sunnamong their membership and' It la*: lotatioh of factories in tliis -city, so Grange had signed. Guv. Warner said ought not to lw handitapped a- they he had never beard Gov. Lucecritichrfif were in thhcaw and may be in other* far as the city may lie- concerned. Its , tor Glasgow is probably in the host teachers of the vicinities are asked! to j T. Pierson co-oj>erate in every way 'and *ee what i position of any man in this state to. b. rnwuhera of the Grange or any one Certainly no one can censure the number is to be five, and its memliers . , J. T. Pienyy. senior member of the guaranteeing Dr. ate to lx elected by the council fur five explain the provisions of the primary they can ^do ’.tu’ help. in the way.. ( uf else for signing the first Australian | sheriff fur nut election bill, and why they are there. arousing interest and securing a good ■ firm, has had a large.aud very credit­ Rev. B. L. Fritz We do not believe years, one member to he elected each ! Iiallot law. Tbe agitation thert for bal- j \ aughn's chargeHe is a clear and forceful writer. amT crowd. Programs of the meetings at j able experience in the merchandise the t’oanl of supervisors should lie cen­ * - E. Fritz the present pastor lot reform like that now tor |'rim»ry We cannot go into the details of the what he write* will be not only time­ each place will be'published in a short ! business. and has won his way by sured. for they were undoubtedly try­ '' ' j; b.. hit- lieen in this city a ly as to its substance, but Written in time. The joint Farmer's mid Touch- square dealing mid enterprise. II<* has Cqptlmh’d on page nine. ing to hsvo expenses and bad no idea plans proposed by the committee. We 'a year He has had very an interejiting. readable manner. It er’a Round Up Institute will be Held | a splendid record, of succew which must that such a caw* as the present would are sure they have given the matter -ur -■ i .pastorates in the past. com-. will lie a privilege which we will Jill at Hastings February 18 and 1!>. HMM. lie a source of much pleasure to him, arise. Thu present situation-is simply fair consideration, and we hope for BOARD OF TRADE MEETING h.'g ■ from Wisconsin where he had appreciate to hear from Senator Glas­ and which "has given him the courage one that was not foreseen, but we think favorable action on.the general features -r , t- a—uiiant superintendent of to reach out tor larger things in the gow on thia subject. of their plans as outlined. its lessons, shuold not pass unheeded. SHOWING WHY IT PAYS ’j*' -i t--uloon ■ league of tliat state, line of his business. lb *<f5h a college and a weminary Notice, to Members and Taxpayers. Important Business for This 1:*’’ "-‘>ng a graduate of the Lebanon To Advertise Auction Sales in the v*» .. ‘ "liege, which conferred on Meeting BANNER. Experience in:-: :j,. degree of Doctor of Philosophy At a mooting of the Board of Direct­ .liege in the west t>^<* title of the Proof. ors recently, a committee of three ware l> Hi- work here is an illustraOn Wednesday last. Roliert E. G^ay apjiointed to investigate and report on -1' •*' - hat push and determination living one mile east and one i*iK* the advisability of requesting the Com­ t-. 4-d will do. south of Freeport, had an auction mon Council to call a special election, i sale, which, he advertised exclusively for tbe purpose of deciding whether ; in the BANNER. A* illustrating this city shall be bonded for public why it pays to advertise such sales improvements.. ! in a widely circulated paper like the While wc are planning for the Christmas gifts with which we t The Committee are ready and will BANNER Iwcause it brings people frmn would make others happy, let u> not forget the Great Christmas report at a general meeting, to be held a distance who come for the special Gift from which the day received its name and meaning: at tbe Council Rooms, Tuesday even­ purpose of buying special things, this ing Dec. *ttb. * auction affords u good illustration. Every member of the Board of For God so loved that he gave Among other things advertised were Trade ia especially urged to lie present, his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth ,mo hens and 60 pullets, extrh gsiod and to bring one or more tax payers, stock. A gentleman near Battle Creek in Him not perish but have everlasting with him, who are not members. saw the auction announcement’in the At this meeting we want every tax Jobn3-ia. BANNER, dame to Mr. 'Gray’H sale, payer in Hasting, and we trust that Ixjught almost the entire lot. paying Let us all prize this Supreme Gift as we ought: and may the every member will come and du what so much better than the usual price thoughts of our own grea» need and equally great unwortnineas he can to have a very representative that Mr. Gray figures that on this one Morri* L. Pierson of such a bestowal make us humble, appreciative and gratelul. gathering. item alone, this num paid enough more A. C. Brown The junior member of the firm, Mor­ And the spirit of God’s Gift is this: “so loved that he gave. than be would have realized by the use . Kellar Stem. Secretary of bill*.alone to pay the entire expense ris JL. Pierson, has had the right kind President. Service and loving helpfulness will best express pur appreciation of the auction, including auctionter of exjierience to make the succemful of the Great Christmas Gift, and should be the inspiration of our merchant He grew from boyhood to and advertising. Friday the jury found in favor of . giving of gifts and of self. - This is only one item. Mr. Gray said manhood in the atmosphere of a store, Bert Lake in hta case' against Josiah time out of school betng spent he had a kwu good crowd, -and he was well -his nv nwi « —........................ ........spare , ...... Alwino. The case involved a settle­ Bishop G. M. Matthews! satisfied with the aale. and mure than ' in hia father's afore, and bad the benefit ment of a land deal. . t j )p । of f.jtoeijgnt training under hia father, 1W above is a picture of Bishop G. pleased with the BANKER as I The jury’ iu the circuit court on . jjj iI and has also bUa »<!»<« r.u?i. tlia* idea* r\t of 1.1 hism own that are ■ -'‘hit thews, of Chicago, who d©I medium for auction advertising Wednesday brought in a -verdict in । wund^ practical and progressive * hvereii two great sermons at tbe new I Barry county. t-'luir'*L Sunday and formally dedicated favor of Frank Itorabeck in the case of 83 75 MURDER (NAR(,[ IS MADE •B dnuita tor aalo In tbe Want Column CASE. ot tbe BANNER ot Dec. 6. He report, by Friday nipbt be bad been csllwl by PCW£: ' !- SERMON BISHOP MATTHEWS phone, and that several came to w COATS' CONFESSION . him and he received several letteni LEADS TO THIS inquiring, about'the animal, from ■ those wbu had reen his WSBt sdv..in and People Have Work* PJUtor ■ the BANNER. Hr sold them ut « j Say# Annison And He Got Fenton .! and Succesafqlw For I autiatactory price. j George Campbell, pt Aaayriu. ’ twp | Drunk and Robbed \e\v Church ' , ----- iwp| n.bN-d a red letter dav •‘IwUsed several stevra and a Round I Him.' Br.tl.ren of tbi? citv heater in the BANNER'S Want, Wednevlay the examination into the . thejr immU.nir new , Column and quickly sold them as a doath of Charles Fenton-was completed i*.v.l sufliciW;MtlMM?rip-< ult’ wrote Uh 11 • remitting (a’ Middleville. The coFqner's 'jury vitirc owl ,or “iS :“lv UDd Mvi<1 al,out our method ' ’I find it iust thntiiinr, p,rougil11 n * '’!rri»ct that Fenton ••ciime M rviee? b,*gun at W of ^Hiring: K I to his death from whiskey, alcohol and :>.*re were serivrre's at 3 i V' <o’ । jxissibly some other drug administered . , ./ -lock.in ihf evening I ’ to him by one Charles E. Annison Jn and one Albe'rt Coats for the purpose } of rubbery. ’ ’ x,™ ■ . j. services in( the new [ These two have been in jail since ■ . program of exefci^-?-wa« । . I Fenton’s death. They were on Wednes­ • BANNER ot jast week ■ day taken before Justice Wm Wm. I. L. (*<.b>. Cobb, ' iirrh was tftxcifitu its ut- i of Middleville, waived examination, . n I and were hotted over to the March NEW PRIMARY LAW IS CRUDE .M Matthews ju- livered } term uf circuit court without hail. Al$D NEEDS SOME mens, that went straight,; Coats at thesxainination and to th? : the people who heard, i ’ othcers admitted that Annisun and ALTERATIONS ci ui'-rning and evening ’ himself procured the alcohol which :.**w cl.tireh qjst some- I .made Fenton drunk, and stated they ■gut him -drunk in order to rob him. - J’including labor BUT FAIR TRIAL . 1 .mated it- would con- I nc pbcccnt I aim :“ " r"u1',jf Jri»ki"s '■>«■ lii”*** . M'.-etl that #uii. There ■ i ur i ntotNl LAW furnished hy Coat* and Anniscm* for . :*.i-pi:ing unpledged up to . • ---------- the purpose of committing a rublery i -----will C j . r-u -m. <K* IF,,,ton t‘> his death; then Prosmornirig settvice $9iM) [ *.hf afternoon i$140; and ! Wlll , Suggest Changes That Need to ( ecutor Pryor f^h the charge of murder M-rvice something over ■ . Be Made To Secure Its will stand. Coats is preparwl to go | Perfection 0,1 8tand “n^ admit his part. m> that'the entire is i w ’ • 1 Annison is nut so communicative, and ■ and the forninj - dedicaof uieuipun Miehigau’s Primary Attorney M. F Jordan. l.E not take place at the : Discussion Didvuwwu v* i-rnnary {( has iibs retained reiaineu Al SHOULD GIVE 30 ----- HASTINGS, MICHIU^, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER a," 1905. NUMBER 34. THEY Chunter and Richard Messer were notified Friday of the serious injury that day uf their brother-in-law. G. D. (».’ Thurston, of Sturgis. Mr. Tbutaton fell from a load uf straw, and was so badly injured that his limb* are* corn* irtetcly paralyzed. The doctors fear a fatal termination of the accident. PLANS TOR MORE FACTORIES V The Great Christmas Gift the world shall church Sunday evening. Rorabeek veraua Byron Dickerton. f �HASTIftbS BAN NKR, DECEMBER jo. I'M Hastings Banner. except that they do not want, tbe old | Amende. Published every Hastings, Michigan. Enn IMTC/TtlTV fOR INTlCRIT I AND HONOR Sore - I, Throat Wisdom u av-'t “o,h" c“11 realite the rani danger that lurks behind every case of ‘•A good message'' is the universal verdict .with reference to the masterly cure every time a child has it. • i»tafc* i»per submitted by President ; ----- 1— UJ llCTIUClll Your family. physician will verity tbe FORTY-NINTH YEAR. Roosevelt at the beginning of tbe pres-1 statement that it is a positive fact that every I FOR THESE EVERY MAN, ESPEC­ child with *ore throat is in immediate dan­ ent session ot Congress. r. 1 kak IALLY THE YOUNG MAN. . ger of contracting Croup. Quinsy. Tonsiliti* SIX MONTHS or Diphtheria, and is not*removed from tlmt THREE MONTHS SHOULD STAND. danger until the throat is cured. Think of itl Liniments or outward application of CORRESPONDENCE, Entered al Ute (>o»toffice at Hastings. Michlmedicines do not nud cannot cure tbe ail­ w. as second etas* matter. A SAD END OF SEN­ ment. though they may offer temporary relief. Neither can you cure sore thrtMt ADVCRHMNO RATES. ATOR MITCHELL with a cough syrup or a cold cure. BARRYVILLE CHURCH NOTES. Display advertising, r*li» tarnish*! on applb »Mtan. ' To cure, you must get at the seat of the Mr.^Higdon an old resident of BarryButlne.it locals and resdlug notice*. On disease, removing the cause. Nothing ftrst among i-.’Sc a Hue: _ — [Hixe...orII... , Hrevittn*.. .... I. ..el.se- ville died at his home Thursday night A Warning to Every Man to Stand does that so quickly, safely and surely as He was a faithful Christian, a member TONSIL1NE. A single d«» of TONSILfor Right Principles In HU Want cMatan. ie * word tor eftch ln»ertloa. %of tfae church. INE taken upon the first appearance of sore Card o! Than In. twriity-liv.-cent* «wh. vuu,w** throat may save long weeks of sickness, Daily Ute. OMtuarv. |>oet*y and rrBOltttloo*. 5c a line. •• Mrs. -Duty Souls and son Claud from notices of births, ilpsthi or msrrUge* will be । mat expense, worry, e*_en death. TONYou may have noticed the tragic SILINE is the stitfh in time. printed free as news matter. Diiuondsle who attended the funeral of HT*Nr> e,nnmunlc»Uon will be nulilishud unU*e a little sore throat wisdom and buy d«r any citcnmMaBC>-<- wiles, it bears the iMr. Higdon, are visiting old friendu in ending of tbe life of U. S. Senator J. writer’s name and post offief address. H. Mitchell, of Oregon. No man whose, a bottle of T0NSIUNE today. You may iBarrwille. The report of the Sunday school was heart is right could read it without . JOB PRIM1NU. TONSIL1NE tho standard oore Th»> BkSxkk luLt one ot the test i-qulpl**! good.' Class No. k Emms Whitlock sorrow that one filling so exalted a sta­ throat remedy—1 ist known and most WTB tub office* tn Western Michigan, and U pi c|rtiiT«d tion should die not only 1 'unwept, un—.« ...--st used- Lock for H as teacher, had tbe largest collection. o do every kind of book and job prlnttns. bonored and unsung” but to whose the long necked fellow on the 25 or 1'1 Mr. Higdon and son from Lftslie at­ memory the U. S. senate did not even 50 cent sized bottle when you go K4 AttorueyGeneral Mi|o<Jy has issued 1 tended thelr uncle's funeral were at pan* the its tin 1 resolutions of respect" to the drug store to get it. A letter te United 8taa.<* district attoi- j Canton. Ohio. i preaching and class meeting and gave aud to whose funeral no committee The ToMiline Co. noys that is to be heartily commended. jj in their testimony on the Lord’s aide from that honored sent a* its He cans rails rur for ine the thorough ne itmrongu prosecution .’ . --------• body was .............. — ,nf lx>tli railroadh ami individuals 1 Mnu Do,Ph wiU the Maple representative to-pay its usual tribute, EAST MAPLE GROVE guilty ot offenng or a.-cepting* i Or?Te Ald S*iet* Thursday December !j , And Ar*2 why -h;- this thic exeepfipn in ’the b- «*-•• case Everybody remember tiw social hop I of a man thrice honored by an election given by Archie Calkins Friday night. I on freight rates. He iron goes ab far for <linner’ ' a«i to promis- i.-nmunltf to th* guilty ; The achoot and Sundav school will ; ,o th* senate? and a mnn of great N. C. Hagerman visited his son Lyle shipper if he mImxII cniAtt his wrong have a Christmas tree at the school f°rca and influtmee hitherto, not only house S jtunlav evening. | in Oregon, but in the nation • For he in Landing Saturday. doing, and aid, the government to Ike Welch, of Lyons. Ohio, arid Ed. Rev. Dulrb will M ,n reriv.1 mret* br ’ iny ” ,n “ I 1 "»" ’ •* 1 1 “ w ’ ' cr ' break up thia criminal practice by act­ » '» • -4. -bomrfnl .tnry Hale of Charlotte. Ed. Leeman uf ing a* a witnem against the road* iW »t Itamville in th.,,., tnture | Work .nd pm, „ w, will w, nmn r I “ «™“* “’n 'OIWr ,“"a Hastings; and Miss Winnie Hagerman A» a further evidence ut his earnestof .stssuviiie or Nashville were guests guestn si at N. V C. , • nuM he advices that where conviction brought into th. Kingdom ot tho Ur.l I th. common d^eneim of pnhl.c pirn. and falling to the level and below the Hagerman's Wednesday and Thnrsdayi I in possible under the old laws they be I level of tbe ordinary criminal, for he Mrs. Minnie Traxler and Mrs. JainM applied, ns applied. >m under them the guilty railWEST THORNAPPLE. | could 'ribitber plead ignorance nor ne- McBeth visited the former's mother | way officials can-lie .imprisoned as well । HarteF wade a I '' boaineeH trip to । cewity: undue certainly should, haxe one day last week. as fined, instead of under the Elkins v , . . ... . .... । Grand Rapids Friday evening. ---- ---c^ • been above the temptation that lured Findley Traxler visited his brother' law which permits u fine.only. ; , ' ; " Mr. and Mm J. D. Kenyon leave | him to hi« undoing. in Hastings last week. ‘ pi , I oirT'tesdav for Saginaw to spend the • Some rich timber thieves wanted to Royce Fronk of East Leroy was a How different is tbe ^ituation’hi Jau I holidays and possibly the remainder steal some of the valuable government RtiKiA tn-ihiv' s____ .... \ . an: from tliHt that in Russia to-duy! Tha The of kt._ \ : forest lands of Oregon. -r.. To 4a.. du »i-;. this, guest uf Howard Davis Saturday and | the _ winter with their children. Sunday. Japanese people are welcoming bftrk r Mm. M. M. Leonard was in Grand there must lie wicked neglect i of duty the men who carried their banner* to Lewis Wood and daughter passed I or criminal action by the government Rapids Saturday. victory on sea and land. . They are all land officers in that state. There was Sunday at the home of the former** j Frank Johnson spent the m.Y«t of lust hailed«as heroes. in Russia there are ■ both. But at Washington, in the daughter Mrs. Ina De Holt. no heroes whom the, people acclaim. week attending conrt at Hastings. records of tbe interior department, Mrs. Ina DeBolt and daughter. Ifred-Lawrence and bride of Detroit their tracks must be covered, t It was There is no man whom, the nation Blanche were guests of the former’s sincerely "trusts. All fat ’discord - and. are expected here this week for a visit needed to have some man of influence, sister near Bellevue one day last week. I confusion. Japan emergen from the with relatives and friends. look after the Washiiigton end of trie Roy Barnett and Bernie Sm{th anti j war a mighty power, while Russia Mrs Rosa. Harper is quite" si ck * also conspiracy. Senator Mitchell’s law firm । Will Smith, and Pearl Smith were!. has become almost a negligible quanti­ Mrs, W. R. Harper was under the at Portland were attorneys for the j . guests of Mfss Blanche DeBult Sunday j ty in world affairs.- Japan has had doctor’s care last week. timber grabbers, and Senator Mitchell!। evening. ■' % ' good government, while Russia has m. Washington ivnnuniKiun was to w use um: mid lumicmv |I ‘ , bis influence jFred Alexander of Grand Ranids whs at md|»..r». lawtol pffirer ol th.. ?I'\S c' hund.y . . had had. That explains tbe difference tfli- guest of W. W. Willard and family government u. .1.1 in tbe vtanOeriug I L-kip. tn last .week. ’ . of the public domain. Letters wen- j * H’ " ■_' At the present time the amount of .Alien Penuer is driving a well for i introduced at’his trial to prove, and j money iff circulation in this country Mrs 'Culp and sou near Green Lake. A TIMELY TOPiC. r '■ • this partner’s confessions proved,beyond j is $81.8!) for each man, w oman and * Mt. itml, Mr. S. Allen entert.ined . I qura,,jon th,, M„cheI1., ta. | At this sencu of concha and cold* it i child. So large a per capita circula­ corny nnv of young peoule from Middle­ uAwfnr I *B w‘‘^ to know that Folr.v s Honey and II Ovenn. mm u u» nnlirvrl on tod State, uttinlnr »nator Tar ,, Ibf| x,„tCT. ,bn),, , tion exeats nowhere elite except in ville »nd Wayland over Sundav. Evenings j wan sold for a cash consideration ; and remed. It cures quickly and prevents i France. It is being increased every Katie ( -jle and wifeot Caledonia wen* t|jal foo ixitrayed tbe rintereirts of the | serious results from. a»vuld. For sale | year by tbe golden stream from our the Joests of Nate Moffrt and wife [ government he pretended to servo. . hT Arthur E. MnlhWland. own mines of over $$80.000.4*00 a year, last ffnndiiv. . । Hu wag put upon trial in Port- j . of nearly $15.UOU.(MX> from the Klondike / acaki# and also a large amount t<hich finds ’ Jamis C’a'iale of Grand Rsnitls made , land for conspiracy against the country | Th(> Ufillt.n to expn -s Their hear': | “ .. I of which he was an officer: was con fr|t tiuinjUu (bos,.-tle^lri' IU wav w our aharM mA, yrar In ! " ,trip r'» br.rr Mo^av morotar. kind nirtids and nH|tht>er« .' p ssMttrd iix dnrint (he sfeknes-,. v settlement ufonFforeign trade balances. ‘ J Uatimer was in Ha stings on Mun- , ' icted, and sentrncad to pay a heavy iurlal our belovt-l •Kittliter, wife I jl tlay. ' I tine and to two years imprironment. | aud h>''UF*' . Aiwo to tbox* who «o Xlndh vr<- ! I! —K»n. srd (o (he »!njrer* fo«‘ (Mr ; \\ It io 1WI it b..l l«„ .MmmI that CRAN„ „ • co-H... ‘H^...I.>ut^Ko to-«rvehii time in ; i-ndw’. 1 • •ha». s. A.shhi .w am> Kahili (' tbe United Kuta. konld nbw „ , CORNERS. I pnTO„. „„ ...HgbHor ,h.«« in th. bold nearh ♦Iln.um.nOO in gold, be On. week ^1.10-av >« Xma. ~. I eoarta. But i „ wnl that he locked "M.rT.TF. would have been considerrri fa dreamer I W1H wish °lje And all n Merry Christ- as if (he brand of Gain was un him.. Whensas nw wHet ora Itassutu tots le/t mv ‘ would latte l«n Mn.-dored . dreamer. • Hp h[> . MI.Mt„rt wlttau■ wnjan. „ Andxyet that is precisely the fact. »c- . , , ‘ , . . . I hereby wsrnall jrooiwagainst hartiorin* vr ■ i.to .i. ‘ 1last. report oft .1 Our new naw nhime my account I win par >«> curding the the; secrevur pnopie Hue line s»-.‘ma tn to lw tie <ln <10- , K** * ve - w»y - under the stress of his su> ; tmsiiiiRher debts ot tieruu coutrarUtui. taty of the treasury. This ii tie larg- '"e good service if vaur scribe is any ^nat when a tooth wh’ GOmUEB B ( *"l -Ell i taxy or tut irtasiin. ini* i» rep it.rg . • f drawn that little thing prccinitjlted ■ >»»tvd llaMtar*M.cti Im*, nth. in* «.! .ingle holding of gold in lb-1 world judge, a. It aeekn., to be In uw mo*.0« drawn, tnar mi. tning prcvipiyieu------------• , , 1 \ 1 .1 -n I tha tin,,. the end of hia buddy life. A broken tincc tnatbry began. And yetmuire will ttim. ! tin found in the treasury vaults |>y $4l), , The men on flie line tittended a tele- i iea* ar‘ r.°r 1 OOO.'MU to $341,11(10,0U() rit the elid uf pone meeting at LacevSaturday nij^hu "c 1 01 •’ni aa‘ '.''JT, f l ; • | to mourn him. but. al! pitiedThim for . REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Mrs. Win. Retikes returned Friday: hb melancboiv codi y Office over Pierson’s Grocery. from her visit at Marion Ind. ) ' dealh o| this msa /,ainhonored ' HASTINGS. F1ICH. Nothing shows more cleatly the con­ Everybody i< butchering now tCdays. jand 'unnoticed by tliesenrfe.i. and held ' * J 1 servative temper of President Roose­ None for tbe buckwheat .cakes. i in contempt bv all ho/ Arable men. • No. M. M. M.--A 40 acre farm/in 1 velt than his declaration tfant “there '* ( Cheyboygan county, soil gravelly loam.) one L_._ Improved -44 acres of y |I level, one-half Womd t have the leas\ difficulty in making selections for his annual trips if he were . is more need of stability than of an , Mr. and Mr*. Jessie Milkes spent should warn.against try Holly of any other course than truth. honor, integ-- '1 timber, mostly hard maple, one-icre ; attempt to attain airideal of Perfection Friday last Rt Mr. Merrill's. tv coVe to pur store;. There is a -timeliness about our stock that shoppers can t Barton Bowser and Grace Bristol at- ■ riV ®”d uprightnm/ of life. Es- orchard, ~ “s6od *-"*•buildings and very cheap in the methods of raising revenue." help bwt appreciate and Christmas is no exception: We ve solved the question i w arning to ‘I ,might trade. As usual he cracks the nail on the head. tended ararnris^ on Tim Cie mens Fri- j P-*>*»y «hould it lj , *»v. No. •>■!«»445—-.,-x A jfarm aim ui of ,.xi ,3u aiav;t, acre?, guuu gooci j( ■ WHAT SHALL I BUY for many. We chn do the same for you.- We havn t : e’e,T *ounK mBn b Piave and lie true ! sandy, cravel crawl and clay luam loam and lays a 1. Some particular items in tbe tariff day night ut North Bedford. tor and integrity. ,,k ' J u * “ little rolling and boraeir <>n a Onlake. I 1 x, । zraC 1 | to high ideals of hi space tcwtiumcrate all the nice things we have for Christmas, but here are a few Ziapi may need changing; but a general Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cherry visited . ... 1 however, far less A good ri room homie and out buildings, i - .tr^ , . , . He should do this tariff revision is not wanted at thin C. Shumaker and, wfe at I rbandale I . , . .j .. Flue fruit, all improved bnt 2 acres. R.1 ■~ , 1 trout the fear of.f/ evil coitacqtttnca* . E D nnd tdrphom, Hn^u mile*.- from time. Thursday I , , , 1 1 than from a lovejJor these qualities : Hastings. Might trade ' uphoh- ; Amby Ferrlit and wife who hav<* • jxi themselves, no]f a realization of the! -No. 4lt»--A farm of 14ft nares: 105 That tbe “big stick’' isn't man it I hee:’ v'siti”K *” K*”8*” and Mo. the , joy and satiafuctj hi that come to u man i acTV!‘ undftr V,owr- 35 flne ***** lias robbed sweep­ tered bo jt will not hurl the e. . asi rv ... ttnd maple timber. A tine large sugar j post few weeks returned borne Thnre- 1 whose course inf]ilife is directed from | bU£>h pj|ip slO(.k and farm hit* is now well understood , by tbe I ing Jay of its ter- ■ r ' tlav. ■ . principles of hoior and. truth. ' buildings, including is base I \\ —.......... UUUWIIlgr, iui .iuuiu^ silo: OIIU, barn un heof trust. The members of that hog-, rors and bas done ■$1 1 " Bed- I Tn,» The „«,i sad fate Ar if Senator Mitchell, au as 1 ment merit IQxfB, lOxfto. Fine Ftaie location. 11 gish combine are. being haled into tbe '' .Mr. and Mrs..Milkes of South 1 No. 446A farm of 120 acres; 115 ’ (( poo- i well'as the reri tit conviction of Sena- : mere to preserve j! e well convinced U. 8. courts, and are —2 I fortl were FUMt" »’f J<»e Bowser’s . acres improved, balance oak wood lot )) J tor Burton of I ansas. for selling his woman's bealtb Fine fruit and plenty of it. Fine large u that they are up against tbe real thing pie Sunday. influence as s4 >ator to a fraudulent buildings. Soil is a fine clay loam. Near V for their flagrant and persistent violaT and temper, to say 111 J I coucera that wanted to use the U. 8. school and fine location. .QUIMBY. tipns of the United States anti trast nothing of the preNo. LLL—A farm of Utt acres, 86 V i mails to carrwon their fraud contrary Mrs. C. Crusoe spent last week iu acres cleared and almost entirely free ) servation®Tcarpets i I to the ixjst.il &ws. should result in u from stumps and stones. Soil is clay ( Nashville caring for her sister Mrs. and iugmture, than , Jj 1 better public Sentiment. An officer of loam and sand loam, about one-half ) All the money in the world now Scheldt who him been ill. a city Who makes a corrupt bargain hacb, lays just a little rolling: 15 acres (i alljwner agencies M amounts to $12.050,000. UDO. of which Mr. and Mra. Chas. Gaskill and of the land is 80 rods from the balance; \ that harms or might harm h city; a timber was beech and maple; a tine / jrfnbineJ. We YOUR WIFE best girlwould wouldappreciate apprecitflfct-t <1. M000,(XX). 000 are in gold and more family of Hastings spent Sunday with . w ororbest girl state officer who does likewise with the kv Illi 1 S acres *»..ri» • - „„ _ those Chafing dishes ■*and spring brook that never fails crosses \ than $3,000,000,000 are in silver. Of Walter Bidelman. sell the best made 1 state’s interests; a national officer who the 81 acrea, also the 15 acres, no waste; L or one of our nice Baking Dishes. Thev are ti«et i. the gold, nearly one-fourth, end of that’s BISSELS, j and handsome, being nickle plated and made right. Mr. and Mrs Burman spent Sunday seeks profit by cortmpt methods and fences are good wire fences with good v tbe silver, more than one-fiflh. is held " e sell them at very reasonable prices. with their daughter Mrs. Jay Edmonds. i so barms his country—these, all these, posts and all hog and sheep tight; 3 ) acres of good apple orchard. Good G by the United States, the amount in Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Castelein and ' are guilty of treason, are traitors to framed house of 5 rooms sheeted out- ) both cases being more than that held UNIVERSAL CQJ Mr. and Mrs. John Caatelein are spend- their fellow* men. and the time will side and in and filled with grout; fine ( BREAD mixers, cake MAKERS, T-WI> by any other nation. CHOPPERS, SI ing a few days in Battle Creek. come when they will be scorned as the tubular well at kitchen door, a beauti- ) bLANKETS- LIGHT HARNESS, I I I TERS, CELEI Katfo’wYcc Mr. and Mrs. Rickel of Hastings * meanest ot offenders. ‘Likewise there ful hard maple grove stands around Z AND SOSSORS. G1LLETS SAFETY KAZOKS the dwelling nouse, a tine view of the • STARR SAj Gratige Master Horton, at the meet­ called at Scott McIntosh’s Sunday, j will come more and more appreciaF CUT1PRV RS 4r>?B Z 2E? ’ ’ HOBESON'S "SHUR EDGE" CUTl.EKY. cars. Barn 30x40 framed, horse barn WATERVIJ ing of the Btate Grange in Grand i tion of public office as a public trust, framed 16x30, cow barn framed 16x32 ( GRANITE WARE. STOVES. Sll.VEI PLATED fisIVES FORK Rapids last week, made known his own ) and of official conduct in harmony with stone hen house that cost 8315, Ice NG SETS. NUT CRACKS AND PICK.' SHOT GJIS <SFAMlLvIr^Fe?1*).!;?,^ CAEV1 house, wood house, shop, 2 corn cribs, apdthe Granger’s position on two matthaf idea. AMMUNITION (all kinds), OIL STOY tS M smoke bouse, 3 hog houses. Telephone \ HEATM *ters of special interest to the people of Thia is not n question of party, but station In bouse; average age of build­ FA V< tools 1 ir- ■ this state. He demanded the election of patriotism. A man of low f ' ' of' inn 18 years! 60 rods from school; 4 ideals \ of United States senators by the people / public life, whether in or out 1of office, miles from a railroad town of 300 In and a *wwepi ng and wor Kahle primary dishonors his party and his (country. habitants and 6 miles from a railroad \\ town of 5,000 inhabitants. election law. SAD IRONS HICKLE PLATED COFFEE AKO TEA We'are proud to have republiii\nslike And loo other farms for Mie. ( Mayor Weaver, of Philadelphfb 1and have become almost President Roosevelt, and democratij Jike POTS. Now that through the ‘agitation of a family necessity. District Attorney Jerome, of Is tbe travelling men of this state anil the Thus cried the hsir. And a York, and Governor Tolk, of Misacyrtv. insistent work of Gov. Warner, a suit. We have a full line • Always |oake desirable Christmas heat back that commercial spirit which1 kind neighbor came to the res­ j| gifts. We have a,fine Hue of them able mileage took has been secured of them. holds a public office as a private graft, for Michigan, tbe demand for like I cue with a bottle of Ayer’s Make yourself a present of tome and who stand for honor and integrity Northwestern Nation4_IX I accommodations has extended to other Hair Vigor. The hair was thingyou can use 3rtT> days every in public life. One of our Cobbler Repair Outfits ought to states, where the dgitatiun will soon surance Co. saved! In gratitude, it grew year. But for the average man who cares be in every home. be under way. long and heavy, and with all little for public affairs and who must OF MILWAUKEE. WIS. live his life in such surroundings as the deep, rich color of early President Roosevelt demonstrated to ''““W au IdMl ChriitmM ptAMM for his home and. occupation may afford, the satisfaction of everybody that he life. Sold in all pans of the time And, A nA unlike ivnllfem other presents ______ WOTlti. it is just as true as in public that the dROANpSBD 1*69. time. you may buy, has no sympathy with the tariff revisworld for sixty years. economy uf fuel alone. 7 3 only, safe and right way is that of Donists, who want the tariff whedules j •' About one yaar ago I lost nearly all of toy Strong, Conservative, Safe. honor ‘ and integrity. For it is true hair toikiwtsM ait anark of moaalm. I w»* revised no matter how much such a j Before you buy Christmas present, come and see Z We have many other thihfc in ixil all life, as one ... of old said. "Be uMav sure । til rnrhemo would unsettle the busine* of | Aaaeta over $>3,000,000.00 I your sins will find you out.” the entire country. that would make desirable gifts. ' COOK BROS. Editor*. Good Judgment j < to do your Christmas buying before you look over our large and complete line of Holiday Goods? The Look Costs Nothing Hundreds of satisfied customers will-tell you you can save money here each year. The lines .ire so large and the assortment so varied that description of the different lines is impossible. Three Hemstitched Handkerchiefs in a neat box for Others from 5c to 75c Table Linens, Ribbons, Furs, Hosiery, Underwear, Sea 8567 Shells, 09 Neckwear, Shirt Waists, Rugs, Curtains, Bed Every linee complets at the lowest possible prices Open A- D, Cadwallader’s Until Christmas. CLAUS CARPI SWEEPERS jli/ HelpIHelp! Fire Insurance A MAJESTIC RANGE Surplu.ov.r $ 1.000.000.00 Even the Japanese can and du fotg: their enmity to Ruamia sufficiently pity that poor. distracted couuM whose jmcple want they know not wbi PILLS. Itch Htd).' Itch’—Scratch! Scratch! Scratch! The more you scratch the worse tbe itch. Try Doan’s Ointment. It cure-* nitre,eczema, and skin itching All druggist* sell it. C. R. BISHOP, Agent, Ctt> Bank Bl«g. ’ .!a>Uage, nick. HARDWARE DEALERS, HASTINGS MICH. HI-115 E. STATE ST. GOODYEAR BROS �.BTlNtHS over <<ift8 at Christmastime—gifts to our friemfo, ami to tho, who have battled with the world’s whirl and come out losers. Tf you buy them, buy tliem caret oily. We have many—a great store full — J_ npace holdx’but a hint 6f what you will find here,, to show them will be pleasant, to sell them will be 1 .hj* pleasant, to suit you in your choice will be^pjeasanter. THE HOLIDAY DEPARTMENTS ARE NOW READY HOLIDAY you are TOY AND CHINA DEPARTMENT HANDKERCHIEFS RUGS AND CARPETS <. It. was one of those dry, niatter of fact men of figures Can ynu find a more useful gift for Christmas? We and statistics wbo'estiiuated that one-third of Santa - know you cannot find a better place than tbifi store Claus animal gift distribution consists of handker­ in which to buy it. We have a large'assort- Oi nr chiefs. We describe below a few specials in'.handker­ nieut and are offering you a fine rug at.... • vliUu chiefs: / ’ • Better ones up to $2.00 Scalloped border*, .plain and while, all linen, lace in­ serted corner* and fancy embroidered: holiday r n VISIT OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT assortment, each ............................................... \ QG Our glove department is coinpfett! ami every pair is guaranteed for reasonable wear. Beautiful new patterns handkerchief* suitable for gifts Ladies' finished and unfinished kid .gloves, colors, Queen Ann effect, dainty scallops, lace inserted and blftdk, brown, tan and gray, guaranteed J| embroidered patterns that never sold at any in. such price........... .................................... lUb Ladies’ finished gloves, all colors and size.An abundance of beautiful new lave edge handker­ ery pi n ly ........... '........ chiefs new medallion corners, with generous but dainty lare edges, others with lace insertions, nrp JAPANESE LINEN DOILIES ^each........................... Zuu A large assortment of Japanese linen doilies, hem •stitched Mexican.drawn work, each 5c, JOc. 15c Ladies' initial handkerchiefs. Ladies1 all linen • Center piece handkerchiefs embroidered, each ................. HOLIDAY FANS ,4 grand' showing of Uir novelties in featfiei' flower fans. t’auz- J paijitefl and >pavuk'il lace fans stud ur. j Jate.-t fans, hand’ fans. urtily invite yon to visit our Toy Department, •mtn*it describe intelligently the .prions on utrr Japanese China ’ are betvifichingly beautiful thorough?;. Japanese, unapproachable in effect, Men’s .Japanette initial handkerchiefs. 3 for and drawing, and of great variety. each..... ............. Any nut you may wish for, all firstclass and at lowest prices FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS 50c, 75c, 85c, Sl.00 Your Christmas feast ran be made more attractive by fine napery. We.are olfeiing some big values in nap­ kins and cloths beady to use. SON PIERSON The Peoples* Store Robert A. Milter of Muokegon htcurd a di-erec .dissolving tbe marriage Tween himself ami'Ada $. Miller un he grounif'Uf extreme cruelty. The evidence was to the effect that Mrs. •Miller had neglected her bourowork tu such an extent that their home lecauje in- i so filthy Miller could endure it m» lon- Hastings, Michigan interesting facts. PERSONAL MENTION Sc’western Michigan Celery originated in Germany. The chestnut cume.fr m Italy. Theunion originated in Egypt. Mr., and Mr*. J. T. Lombard went te Tobacco I® a native of Virginia. The nettle i* a native yf Europe. Detroit Thntrtdoy. The citron fa a native ut Greece. C. G. Majwood went to Chicago ( The pine h'a native of America. ' u- suffered many Thursday. <nr bUhinciw. The poppy originated in the East J..M. Bauer left,Saturday for-Chica- ' i-. uunt of it* purv food Rye came originally from Siberia. go to attend the live block show. •t the latest to I* sprung | Oats originated in Northern Africa. ■ ■ nterprisir.g penny-a-: Robert Radke, marine clerk i W, H. Conch and his son left Mon­ . Parsley whs first known injHardina. day for aft extended visit in Nebraska, i laoment that lang suf- • employ of the United States at Gr<nd. The pear and apple are from Europe. ts the Queen City are 1 the Chas. Guinnpp. uf Laketon. Ind., | .Haven is the living exception to 1 Spinach was first cultivated in i honey cult. In old aaying alwut government officers is visitiug Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pflug < Arabia. • , i: • products uf the in- i' • ’that few die and none resign. are to -uj plant tboee of be resigned his fl. 200 job last week. It is easier tu I* patient with the H. M. .Merritt and wjto "returned I - I ready-mast icttted. ful- ; Saturday from a visit to Sidney Todd, ian in the mirror. . un ; altogether ntartelotis , of Vermontville. ■ Milo Keep, of Kalamazoo was last •ci,- r ground ur flaked, j ; Mrs.-Mary. Geer nnd her brother. ' Hdies are to taka on fat week convicted of the murder of Bert Andrew Young, visited Grand Rapids. > tie succulent -t>rup at Miller during the night of May 2d last. friends last week. nt*. Kidney disease.-are The jury was «»nt only 8.1 minutes. Airs. C. S. Whitcomb rrturnrd from , known, in thir* jwonder- Miller wa» killed with a carpenter's Inland. Nebraska where she ba* been rasp while in la-d. Jealously was the ;i’:h and Ifps which suck visiting for several month*. ib’ never know the 1 treath. Jap Raymond, of Yankee Spring*, j ■uly we are living in die bus resigned his position in the Kala-! r>. Soon we will act. Ex-Congressman Tddd of Kalutnn»w. innzoo Asylum, and is now at home. | ve our iM’irrg el&ttically has offend live ?1«K» prizes for esaayt on Suffered from Sores on Fico and Mr. and Mm. Chas. Atkins arrived ( -Battle Creek Joarual. economic and sociaH«i<- topics.Th® con­ Back—Doctors Took His Money I in the city last week from Butte. Montest is open te any student of tho Uni­ But Did No Good - Skin Now tapa, and may conclude to locate in t versity who will graduate in IMW or >' • I., L Hulett, of Bunfield, Hastings. Looks Clear as a Baby’s. .i'.a- ( has. Knanss & Co. mloonists 1907. ■ Owen Barker, of Belding, foreman of j •'< >wn and their bondsfien for the Refrigerator factory in that city, Portland is still tbe Mecca for cheap '.images caused by the death visited Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Maynard. Oil ut i •1 iiustiand while intoxicated on kervwme. Rockndler’e Thursday. He was in the city looking liq-.u '-night at Kiiarnw' saloon. Hul- Co. wants to ouaf a competitor, and over the water works plant. .ett ■• •■•Hrd two'life insurance policies, has made the price 6 cents a gallon. Mr. and Mr* .Will H. Cook and son ir-iyuient of which was refused on the Captain W. S. Graham. IJJI Eo« of Beaver. Utah, arrived in this city •ground* that he was intoxicated and An unknown man committed suicide st Wheeling. W.Va.,wntingjtmei4. Thnredhy morning to make hia mother. Ithat r*. accidental death while at St” -y""°1 «m .o grateful! wet,, near the Soldiers Home. Grand Rapids. Mrs. Frank Brodesser. an extended iwori. in hi- flouring mill was due to Tuesday by exploding a dynamite car­ thank God that. friend recommended visit after an absence of thirty years, Cuticura Soap and Ointment to me. tridge. He was blown to pieces. ^“fierri for /long time wlttjore. « and there was a great rejoicing. He is interested in tho mining business of the my face .nd back. '-ykes thought be could hold a west. Orrin Jouw hxd hl» arm torn off m wi-h a crowbar: he is convinced a corn rtreddor while working on tho had barbers' itch, me any good, but • he can't and make a success farm of Aimer Welch. jn« north of money. My fner il- tried it at the Verity factory - -------- . now looks as clca 3b •* Cuticura Soap and riday with the result ‘/that the Portland. Tneeday. There are no good - tie of the right arm •between Ointment did it.'* jKx,r morals. <yd elbow in broken and ’ ‘.Jack Kal..n.«oo kid. will be warned o« Success or failure with au orchard, ;i g an enforced vacatioi. Sykes th., street by the tooting ot . big-hie after it hits been planted, depends upon i he bone when ft snapp'd and tie. This answer* for the curfew. the treatmSht given it for the finrt Neck Covered With Sore,, H.lr over towif and had Dr. Dunkirk three, or four yearn. the necessary repairs. Fell Out, Wild With Itching Knocking is not needful. Y’our knowl­ CAPT. GRAHAM’S GRATITUDE another cure by CUTICURA REMEDIES Local News. STILL ANOTHER CURE ■riey Colwell, in a cummunicati.co to the Lake Odessa Times, inaista fortune from trees. that '. ,sn has purchased a gold brick Orsa. (n Sweden, hae in the courw' >n >l-contract with Brown Bros for otageiwrntion. wld worth wlmin the town is to build ja factory of t«M. and by means of Jndteion, re* bnil'liiig, and the Brown Co. agree to pluntinr ha. provided tor ■ mmtlar in ixi.< loxes. The attorney says pat- come ..MT thirty or forty yearn. In ,b ut* < t doubtful value and in conwquence of the development of thi is what the town gets for its commercial wealth there are no UX-. ni’ i • id contracting with Brown Bros. lUilway. and telephone, are frac, an so are the sdioolhouses. teaching and K» V. Dr. John N. McCormick, rec­ many <rfher thing*-Exchange. tor of St. Mark's Episcopal church ,;ra : j Rapid*, was last week elected Eifhop Coadjutor of the diocese of "'■‘■ter’.! Michigan. . Benton Harbor Elks will build a $20, A1 temple. R. T. Frenchi M. L. CooK, ' D. S. Goodyear Luhe Waters A. A. Anderson. per cent interest Paid on Savings Deposits MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY... Nothing else will cure your own mis­ ery like ministry for others. ‘ Poverty in a gaunt-eyed gorndp that make* ub hate our neighbor*. PKOBATE OK BEK. State of Michigan. County of Barty. «< . , <a »e u tfHslou of ttw- IToluite court, for tnn ; 'T? CwnS oUtorry. holden at the Probate tii,. cltv of Uasflux*. *“’<1 county on Mau:e.r“ i-v. t. tn. >~r ew, tboo- m edge of your own business and why Sj. uS nand nine hunilnw and Ove. your prospect needs your good* should l-feXt. Cha«. M. Mae*MS lu mr.matter .<* the r«utr of Mzrvtn furnish an inexhaustible fund of sell­ | McDaniel. ■ ingtalk. which fell out, leaving an ‘ y [ jm 7.1A .tmt .nd the Ktrcnc.s. tnflmn- . The nation's greatest and most valu­ a? ^.tioo and mercilcM itching mule 1 mutton, ano u. cation, of able asset is pure minded young men s im Kti^i the £m'’t Molded, the and women who aro physically and \T. ££SUpe.red, .nd my.hmr grew i JU mentally strong. If tho American Sick and hVklthy aa ever.’ , people could but realize hia the effect wuald be marked, yea. it would be j M ■, ” marveloun. Rl The Michigan^ Agricultural College has just iwued its catalogue for tbe four short winter courses. They are , tnees to iny feet, ano cotuu find neither doctors nor mediemm to given 'upon Agriculture. Creamery help me. until I took Cut,curs whteh Managf-meuL .Horticulture and Chew* eurel me in six month., ( signed) M. | Making and open on January 3rd i?it i C. Mom, Gninesville. lex. tbe exception of the last course wkje begins February 2flth. \ AND STILL ANOTHER your dollars de­ posited in our savings bank earn interest until you withdraw them. It’s a certain way to _ get rich to regularly deposit your savings, big or little, in our Bank. A NEW YEAR»$ BANK BOOK...?. and small beginning in the way of a deposit will grow more than you imagine by the end of the year. Make the beginning and do it now. Hastings City Bank Tomlinson Lumber Sez L to John, j«s’ t'other day As we down to tea. "You've rot the critters all fixed sti'ir Whut win yon do for tne? “The whiter winds ire bowlia* and The doors ain’t very tight. The windows creak an* rattle They wake me up^al night. •* You know, a heap «< cold eonx» In Through mighty little spsew. An' we Will suTan' freeze our hacks The while we scorch our face*. "And now J think If you would got A »torm s«a»h for each winder— | kno» They have aticb nice clear gl*». JW The light they will not hinder -And then putui> a good storm door. -Twill be flu-’, don’t „ But John he art quit* aullum like. AMlrrlu’of hiatmu Phone 224 Then think* me. I mtftthy once more. Bo I spoke up loud an £nUU: “Why. man a-lhrlim. daft you see -Twill cut the turi bill At that Johns Interest aulcktf woke; Ho jumped <tp from hfc chair. , "My dear, m*z hr. "ITlacet them thlui* if you'll Je»’ tell me wfiere. And now we re sot them all UsedUn We're.m»«as-nuscan *; <**rniIf you want your house all nice and Whr. st! do llkewl«e-Bcer -JMTNlS �20,000 WANTED MEN To call and take away some of our choice Holiday Presents. able something about our Furniture that pleases. — HEK 20, iwn. HASTINOS BANNER. My stock abounds in values that are matchless. There is a certain indescrib­ Our many years experience in the Furniture Business is of value to V- It suits everyone. you, as well as to ourselves, because it enables us to know what is newest and best, and to keep it in stock for our patrons. made your buying EASY. We pride ourselves in not only being UP-TO-DATE, but a DATE AHEAD. QUALITY of our goods, believing that Cheapness without Quality is dear at any price. the QUALITY STORE of Hastings. Carpet, Rug, Curtain, Chair, Bed Room Suit, Chiffonier, Side Board, Dining Table, Dining Chairs, Buffet, Picture, Couch, Library Table, Mat, Pillows, Book Case, Desk, Cart, Sled, Piano, Sewing Machine, Sheet Music and lots of other useful and beautiful things to adorn the home. Come and COME EARLY TO I have a “SAMPLE LINE” of RINGS from the manu­ facturer to close out this Christmas. This will be the largest stock of Rings ever shown in Hastings I have not neglected my other stock in placing these RINGS before you and while looking at rings hope you will find many other things to please you. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. m ' / V / I At StatcTeachers Association Meet­ are very popular and durable in which I will esteem it a privilege to price you BRUSH and and COMB Sets and MANICURE Sets. I am also showing a line of Fine ALBUMS, the people are appreciating them too. Start your friend right in 1906 with a DIARY, I have them in variety. CHAPPOLINE Soothes the smarting, burning sensation some­ times felt when the hands chap. QUIT CLAIMS. 00 I Anson C. Boyes to George W. Thatcher. 10 ac sec 23, Bal­ timore. . 1 । 1 00 - PRORATE COURT. Katatd’Mary A. Davis, an alleged incompetent^ Order appointing guard• ian entered. Bond tiled and letters is­ sued to Chas. F. Cork. . EYE, EAR, NOSE ANO THROAT 1 have taken several Post Graduate courses in addition to my regular medical course and make a specialty of treating all diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. I fit glasses by the latest and most approved scientific methods. Office mr Kilin's 6ro- fiD p 11 DIIDTMI pi#,e 273 tin stere 124 Stat* $t... URi Ui Hi DUHIUNi Ui 151... Asnuciarion Tbe State Teachers is to have some fine talent on its an­ nual program at Lansing Dec. 27-29. They include Prof.M . G. Brumbaugh of the University of Pannsylvania. one of the most entertaining as well as instructive educational speakers in the country; Dr. James P. Haney, superintendent ot art and manual train­ ing. New York City, one of the fore­ most specialist*; Mias ‘Seegniiller, of Indianapolis, auperviaur of art in the public schools of that city; Alice Mc­ Closkey. of Cornell University, speci­ alist *hi nature study: arid Caroline D. Aboru. uf tbe Boston Normal school, a leader among kindergartners. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. MERE’S LOOIC FOR VOU. ! BOY’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS.: Make the boy happy with a new suit for Christmas $6.00 $5.00 $4.50 $4.00 Suits for Suits for Suits for Suits for $4.00 $3.50 $3.50 Etc., Etc., Etc. C. H. OSBORN OPEN EVENINGS. « MULHOLLAND’S I BIG CHRISTMAS HOUSE ^52 City Clerk. ^^1 Johnson, Maude Burke , Mr. Fred Zigler, Walter McNee. John Mactola. * H. B. Collar. J. H. Compton. Frank Zagertion. Don Wesley, Whelban WitCetstaatt; Orville-. Hyde. IS YET WELL STOCKED with gift goods for all ages and all kinds of purses. It’s a good thing when you can buy a sample and save One-third. Vast inroads have been made in these sample goods, but we had prepared for’'this. OUR BOOK STOCK is being replenished daily and never yet have we been- uindersold. Excelsior Diaries from 15c to $1.00 In a few days the big Christmas jam will be over at tbe RED CROSS DRUG STORE And then we will be ready for the Spring Wall Pap<f showing which will interest you. . •Will some one in the clams give me a Margie—If yon don’t atop tuning better form of tho sentence ’John can ride tbe mule if he wants to.’ One ; ■ mo I’ll tell nutmmii, and sho’ll tell papa urchin reeiKmdod, ‘John can ride the then papa will whip you. mule if the mule wants him to.” | 4S Harry—Then I’ll cry and grandma wlil giro me some candy, and I won’t COUGHS, COLDS AND j give yon any. CONSTIPATION. , Few pwple realize when taking ‘ 3ft The new factory of tho Grand Ledge cough medicines other than Foley’s Chair factory will ‘have three acres of Honey and Tar. that they contain opi- • ^ft floor spacer? and lie four stories high. ate« which are constipating besides. being unsafe, particularly for children. | Cures baby’s croup, Willie’s daily Foley's Honey and Tar contains no cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat, opiates, is safe and sure and will not “ grandma’s lameness | Dr. Thomas' El­ ectric Oil-the groat household remedy. SS& For ““ b’ Artbnr K • $4.50 Yours, ADVERTISED LETTERS. Mrs. E. J. Root, Mrs. Mary Harvey, Mrs.- Chat; Stanton. Mrs. Elizabeth Endsley, Mrs. S. E., Price. Mins Geral­ dine Flemming, Mary Brown, Ikwue > Don’t go home without seeing the bargains. Common Council met in regular scs- | Estate of Caroline A. Boyae. Peti­ sion Friday evening Dec. 15, 0*3. Mayor Heath presiding. Pn-aent at | tion to determine heirship filed. Hear­ roll rail Aid. Brooks. Grant. 'Hilton, I — ing Jan. 12. Sent*. WeiwerL Absent Aid. Barb­ Estate Marvin McDaniel. .Petition er. Hall. Horton. Minutes of .previous for appointing administrator filed. meeting read and approved Hearing January 8. The following accounts were audited: Estate George Pre*.ton. Warrant'and EL McMurry. lalor, ♦50: C. Goldsmith, labor, ,15; F'red Phililps. labor. 23; F. inventory filed. D. Baker, labor, 12.30; F. Abbey, labor Estatc^Arvilla B. and Henry Floyd 1.0; Chas. Baker, lalxir. 10; Herb Bish­ Strouse, minors. Annual report of op, labor. 10; H. A. Newton, labor, ID; Frank Nash, labor, 10;JRalpbSage, "X-' guardian filed. labor, 10; E'rank Skge. labor. IQ: Joe 3^3 Estate of Charles , 8. Burton. Re­ Sage, labor,'10; W. Cobb, lator. 7.88; quest to discharge administrator with­ L. Anderson, labor. 2.W; Goodyear out final accounting filed. Assignment Brute 22.40; G. R. Supply Co., 1.J0; of estate entered and discharge of ad­ A. D. Maynard, . 25 ; L E. Simth. t 14.(10; Lemul Bishop 10; Ben Blafcr.ey. . j ministrator issued. 10; EL Colvin. 1: . Frank Hams, 10: ) Estate Ernest P. Lewis, minor, ro­ Arthur James.' 10; Wm. Klinfer, 10; ll lease by minor filed. Pis- Win. Montgomery, 10; A. A. Wilmont. lease of or guardian guaru 10: Frank Wood. 10; Albert Myers, 10; i ' chbrge issued. Wm. Tenyck. 4; W. J. Fleming, 5.10: j C. Bennett. 7.19; C. jStronse. 2.10; O. 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES. Moore 2.11: M C.. R. R. Freight, i 49.JJ9: Tomlinson Lumber Co. 3.17; Q'l Lewis Acker. Hope.. .1 .18 U Smith. 10.50. Lena Cunyer, Hope.. • .18 On motion of Aid. Hilton the ac-' E’red Ely. ^luple GjmeJ .24 counts were allowed. Carried Ayes ! Aid. Brooks. Grant. Hilton. Sentx. ' Ella Renfro. Assyria 18 Weiasert. Aid. Horton resumes his Elmer Whitiker. Kalamazoo... seat on the' council. • The plumbers lx»nd of Carl Weatpinti Jeruusha E. Hall, City.31 er as principal and P. T. Colgrove as . [ Joeeph EL Afchibe. Saqlt Ste. Marie, 83 surety in the sum of (1000.00 was pie1 , . Corill* A. Hayward. Hastings------ .22 tw nted, On motion of Aid Weissert same was ; . Morris Calkins, Rutland23 accepted. Carried. Moved by Aid. Grace Henry. Citv. 20 Weisaert that Council adjourn until ; Dec. 20. ’05 at 7.80 o'clock. J as. M. Patten. Jas. Fatten. MARRIED. / We have too many 27th to 29th. Nellie Van Tyne to John J-Vos At the Presbyterian parsonage Sat­ urday-evening by Rev. H. H. VanAuken, Mr. Maurice Chikins, of Rut­ Sign of the Elephant. / land. and Miss Grace Henry, of Hast>«■ I ings. The happy couple were attend­ . cd by Mr. Glenn Henry and Miss May । Kfrshner. of Boyne City. Immediately ■ after ihe ceremony they returned to ’ 4 heir own home in Rutland, which was already furnished and ready for , them. The l»est wishes of a large circle . of friends 40 with them.* Prescriptions prepared as if for the Doctor’s ewn use. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. . C. H. OSBORN’S: ing in Lansing Dec. John J. Duster to Nellie Van Tyne. 7 ac. sec 6 Barry <xi Wm. A. Crabb to Elizabeth R. Crabb. 121 ac sec- 9. Castleton 4800 00 ; Elizabeth R. Crabb to Neliie ' V.Crabb,. 42 ac see 9. Castlej ton.................................. ‘2000 00, Books at less than list prices, in some cases Less Than Half. Fine Gift Books in Padded Leather, Ooze Leather and Mottled Leather. \ | STAG HORN GOODS Bank east half lot 10 Delton 334 00 \Vm. Raymond to Dan’l Duffey 40 ac sec 27, Yankee Springs 550 00 Michigan. . . FINE TALENT WILL BE THERE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS I Cloth bound books from 10c up. aud for the little folks a strong line of PICTURE BOOKS. I am also showing some new things in CHILDREN’S BLOCKS. The Scheme. j j S. Skinner 40 ac sec 12 I Thornapple 1200 00 * A. A. Aldrich to Delton State ' - © ^©-©^•T©T©^©A©^©'R©W©f:© • ©S© • • • t « LEAGUE. To the fourth Class postmasters aud Poet Mistresses uf Barry,cviinty; Do £ Lucinda, S. Morehouse to A. W. Burpee, 53 ac sei- 5. Barry.. 7tkr you nut think that.it is time fur us (jfe . to wake dp and form a L-«gue of pt*:das Townsend ’ to Wallace j masters in Old, Barry ■ Should wr 7^ Jl'ownw-ud. lilac sec4. Castleten: ’’.. .. ‘ . not try anti keep in line with utner i counties of the state; let ui get a move w Porter E. Ki imp to Sarah IL I On and fee if we cannot help tbe ^'at- -J. , Sweezey, w half Idts. Ifi and - 17, Nashville.............................. 700 00 ■ ional League of P.. M. tu a. betterment A of our condition ana also u> a betterment George W. Thatcher to Robert of the service. Who will I* the first — Hayes. 40 ac sec 23. Balti m ore 1900 to make a suggestion of time and place . • D. W. Rogers to James Coburn. “ of meeting to perfe« an organization lot 1184 City 500 00 of the 4th. class. (w . H. H. Spark*. * James Coburn to Robert Co- . | burn, lot 1184 City................ 300 00 Postmaster. saL . Electa M. Underhill to Chas. F.R. PANCOAST FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS Hasting^. master at Morgan Suggests Corner Jewelry Store. OPEN EVENINGS. MrCOY’S “<’u’»rrtHure Of Postmasters. H H. Sparks, Post­ Char. "E. (VuYchess'to Sylvewter Lani-. ac sec. 31 Castleton * 30 'A That’s why we have earned the laurels of being Here are a few Christmas suggestions, a nice SUGGESTS BARRY CO. COURT HOUSE NEWS. Z ) We pride ourselves on the Quality always goes with our goods and when it comes to Price you don t have to pay us anymore than you would have to pay elsewhere for an inferior article. RINGS Our buying has 'ii: Arthur E. Mulholland I Th© Druggist Hastings, Mich. Successor to W. H. Goodyear �•?< lie Sowernment VfRDKF FOR r&~/Canada (in LlfflSf Give* Absolutely i FJVr JVIMJE HOPKINS OF CALHOUN Wa3l60 Acres :rib- ■ ot Land in WESTERN Il CANADA to has t . the SALOONS THEN MUST 00 to flO.ilO at from S500 Imposed by That City la Addition to * lore . ’ti tbe ci>atincnt. mlieA ctaM «t hand. ire Ww Jan. We I. IRISTMAS GOODS । •]. and we are J 'li un all out, \ ini to Hud;sonie\ ••tirh’s at a Bar-j s ;st .-all in. . , -.'j :j •rtnient off vrilteiu ) ) HYNES. A < ityjfrug Store.( Michigan.^ ■.I1 MODERN TREATMENTS • ail chronic . uehmatism DEFORMITIES. v.v.his, N EXTRA the State Tax of SSOO. Will <j0 ang 1.50 LOO 1.50 1.50 OF ALBION. PAY BlootJ. in-nic Diseases. datMs of all kinds :’t bui'g wuuien for Train(ng'. - . >. f.’-iNurees. Address, Roora THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, Jackson, Michigan KrmnoNn^TAR Hastings banner to Supeme Court, decembek 20. nw,. 5 HONORED SENATOR GLASGOW 7—~ PERSOKIL MEKTIOH. T Re.el«ted PreUde., stMe Imple- men. Dealer. Aiuoclatlon and ■ The J. S. GOOD ’ Mim Uirair lh Hila .tilted In De L tfoit the part we-k. "•nquetej DI. RECTS VERDICT FOR CITY V - - - ~~ Dunnnlhe nnnunl meeting of n,e Mlehignn Implement Dealer'n Uuo. nt tei, W0Bk ,^0^2 hotel which wa, Inotdqoarten lor the A J E. Tydno and A. C. Btowa left Non- i day for fbleago on bnaiuew.. John Willian:., ,ul Galevurg. wi. fn the citv w> HnaiMto Throaday and Fviduring iu meeting tender, day. , rd benator Glasgow of this piece, who n eon. 'Ir‘ "’right aftendrd the » pre.,dent o, the MweiMta,, , TOnl. ,i plltn ntnrj. dinner, which w»s ....... attend- , "raihir at Uran.1 Rapid, a lew day. lut w,-e|t. «<1 by about ->.V, people. The tn..nn , nurd, which wn. » tao siwcltneo of th, ( Sl?’ Trance, unrkeo of ot t'airmenp Fnlrmint, printer's set. «a. »dorood by an eiccl- 1 !i“rth ""’“te I" rieiting ,t her f.thl«>t plrttmt of tb.< genial senntar. nnd | erX Wm " “ •'■•y ''Wm. RbwleyX ' * ,l’i,1T1.r ,*ro *“““ beeping w ith tbe ! Hubert Hubert Coin Coolt came came home home Friday Friday from from ' enru The association met with a very W'irago to ■pend.U.e holidnr vafuion earty reception by the citizens of 1 home friends. i»rtron thiOfii!taV* l?e“’t“ theatre ■ The Miwm Harriet and Ermiua ST,a h ? in« lb‘>' in u"“>y-«' «™ borne front Vttoutr f„r St•’ ,b' ,h' CbrtMtnw. vtratiotc HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT Last wv3k Tuesday, tlie ca»> qf tbe Pitv of Albion va. Boldt Bros. Uf Al­ bion. in which the latter wen- tirtWvd brcause they refu-od to pay an extra liquor license of imposed by the S’ rh * ~ city council of Aibio i. came to an abrupt end that afternoon when the i m“Ch / court took the casfl from the jury and ..nong th^directed that a verdict of guilty as at the banquet, over which ''Mr Gias"’JReon left Monday fur cbargeir be returned. gow presided » toastmaster Boos’ {T0’*10- and W‘H "P<'nd «-'eral weeks Albitm passed an ordinance requir­ orchestru fumhlied music durina th- *,lh bcr •>«**««* Ml« Bmaie and ing all li<|uor dc:>.lf>n> to pay a liernae banquet, a noted lady whistler. Ma-' Mr*‘ V‘°1B Bnckhontto the city of ♦T4O in addition to that daiue Berger, curuetist. and a ladies*} The °”U1* Mends uf .lames Lamp­ license. All complied .with the excep­ quartette were amuny the entertain-1 m*n’ "bo went 1,1 the,Univereitv hostion of Boldt Bros. They were arrested ttfs. Hn<j tbe event, was one o f tlie I ^ondav and was opc-rated on un romidaint uf William J. Purr and finest affairs which ever transpired in 1 Wedn®8d»v for appendicitis will be were found guilty in Justice'M'tCntch- the Central city. -Mr. Glasgow was ' l',eMsed to know that he came through eun's cutin. The case was appealed unaijimonsly re:t lecte<l president of. the • thr Or*r*tion v«ry nicely, with every with the result voted. Now attorneys association. X’.-iHhville News. ! I*rof‘Pect of a speedy recovery. for the defense say .the case will be NORTH MAPL?GRt)VE. taken tu the supreme court. The- case . Tho youngust son of R<«V. DjI|Ji and has caused a great deal of trouble in Albion, due to the influence ot the CORRESPONDENCE, j ' wife it quite sick at this wrinng. college authorities whd have tended ; Mrs. A. Sowles and Min Clainl of ever effort to get as many liquor deal­ and attended thr funeral of C-i Higdon. CREEK STREET• rs out of the city as pomiUe. but the liquor men will organize aiid tight. All the children arc looking forward Henry Burton and two dbughters, to Cbriatinns. ’ This case is almost like that begun Mrs. E. A. Haynes And Mrs A. Gibson here to compel Hastings saloonisu to jlr.\ Mary Bidelman and children also the latter’s non Kay. left hast Sun­ pay ♦.’WO ,extra tax. The two cam* visited at Fred Gamble's Sunday. day for a visit with relatives in Cana- . da and will take in the wjenflry of : may ditfer in mime technical points. Mrs. Eftie Roush and >lrs. Matic Ji the Albion'cast* shall go to the su­ Ixt’k-is visitwl their mother last Thurs­ Niagara falls. preme Court, the decision of that day. Abe Cazier vttw taken with-anuthercaurt will hive an undoubted bearing ‘ The dance at Will Gates’ _ ,^11 ... ’ attack of heart trouble.last Sunday but on tbe situatioii intnis city. We hope is better at this writing. attended there being 24 number*. A the supremo court’s finding in the good time enjoyed by all Tbeie Was no .preaching at the Albion case may settiv the right of Chas. Bidelman helping N. Tebolt l-'*«»Kclical chnrcli lad Sumlgy on accities to imjxx.* such a rax. bu'zz wood . —- ’J.J. ’Marsh- ■; . count• of-ttm illness ot •>Rev. E. S. Thorn is quite pcsqiy at- this .u. LAKE VIEW. writing. A E. Mills had nr severe attack of ■ There was preaching at the school Rosa Bidelman is drawing the school > 'be asthma last week but is much | bon.se Sunday afternoon and was well wood. ; better at preaenC attended'. . There will be a dance at tbe K. O. While Sam thitrotb was driying j Quite .a number of the neighbor* T. M. liall Friday evening l>ecember "*’*’> the other day he mistook his! shipped their poultry last Friday. i knee fur a board and the consequences; Rev. Hatch w«« around calling on 22. n. j are he is not able to walk. Will Bidelman is- baling hay tbe neighbors one day last week. . HiLsiin-;- I Dan Oslroth has ImAju at Mr. Martz's family have come from Shultz. tbe past week on the jury. Petoskey and have rented Daniel BirdEAST BALTIMORE, Clement Higdon an old and respected 1 A number of the people from here Z Whnt is the trouble with Tom’ He ,j pioneer of Berryville who has lieen attended meeting ai the Martin church. did not sell hish^se: fwr farther nMiee ‘(suffering from heart tiuabletiied very [ Suddenly Thursday morning.* He was ; Mr. Charlton was in Nashville on ask Tom. Albert Hollister was at thi« place I over HG years old and leaves two sons i business. and one daughter hem de* ten grand­ hnaintns Friday. The Barry-Co- Poultry Exhibition is Claud aa l Edn* McIntyre bave go.ne ' children, to mourn the kr« of in loving I now on at the City hail. to Grstid Rapids to visit friend* and j father and brandfather. There is to be n Christmas tree at the i relatives. Geo. Thatelirr and family are mov­ Barryville icbool honxe and the teach■ er Miss Pilgrim has invited tlie teaching to Battle Cn*k. 1 er of the Branch school and l4r pnpils Mr and Mrs. WiHte ikiffmim and to joid witn them and also (to help i Glennie took dinner with Jacob Hoff­ i with the program. man ’ami-wife Stuiday. Our assortment of goods for the Holiday Season this year is the best and most complete we have ever shown. Special pains have been taken to select a large va­ riety of useful and beautiful GIFTS and .we feel that our effortshave been crowned with success. We are sure if you do your Christmas shopping here, you will be more than delighted with the assort­ ments and prices we can show you. Christmas Handkerchiefs, A A Fine Assortment of Bed l* Beautiful Line. Spreads, Fringed and 5c to $1.00 Plain 90c to $3.50 Christmas Linens, inHuding ta­ ble linejigj napkins, lunch < h»ths. tray cloths, doilies, etc. Rugs, Gloves. Laundry Bags. Hose Supporters. Neckwear, etc. Roger and Gaietto Soap and Toilet Water. Coats and Furs. Beautiful Ribbons. Silk Skirts bla ’kand coIota $5.00. Japanese and Antimony Trays. Umbrellas. Gilt ami Pearl Necklaces? Belt Buckles, Hat Pins. etc. Hand Rags, new and up-to-date, •25c to $2.1)0. Suit c^ses $1.25 to $6.00. New’ Bi Its, Fancy Cushions. Hair Revivers, Bon boniers. Dress Goods; T’rimmings, Vfool and Cotton Blankets, Fascinators, etc. . Infant’s Coats and'Knit Goods. Hand-Made “Mikado" Turnovers, Direct From Japan 25c to 45c. A New Line of Fans. Tlj=' Hastings Lumber & Coal Co MILLER & HARRIS FURNITURE GO. EAST ASSYRIA. ‘h»-j Mid nt! n’ r I be in active demand frdrii now on. Have you nr Winter's supply yet? If you haven’t it i to vail and see ns. We handle the very that we cen get THE KIM) THAT Bl RNS I! it at the same price you would -pay for the kiiid. “WE SHOULD That's what we'd say if you'd ask us if SMILE” wt were rushing the Lumber business yet’: W have a tine BtocRof Lumber. Lath. Shing! Shingles. Wi Doors that we are selling as low as th? th Tow1 e-t W K SEI.’. THE BEST ROOFING. BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS ON HAND. FENCE POSTS. FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS., PHONE COME . . . J; Friday. to the regulation 10tit n -u. ~ a h Ufllile WIIIIS Mrs. William Hawley of Bellevue was a guest lof her parent* Mr. and Mrs. N". E. Wiles and other relatives here a'few days last week. if atohartk bVwIaIJwwIVj I Mrs. W< E. Fenn «nddaughter Fern', j visited friends in Battle Crefk one | I <lny last weeit. . J. F. GOODYEAR, Vice Pralteit. ; 6. HAYES. Assistant Cashier. W. D. HAYES. Cashier. The wife would also appreciate one with a nice little deposit in her own name. 3 per cent interest compounded * j ■ W*k*.*.« We still have a splendid line ot Rockers to choose from 95c to $45.00. ’MhiWM’ Wby not buy that Couch now that you have been thinking about so long? We have good ones from $4.50 to $48.00 See our new Music Cabinets, the handiest thing in the world to teep music in. Buy one ot our High Grade Pianos and you will always be pleaded with their musical qualities. Eain«Mt Farr and wife are .spending a few day* Mt c. ir arr s. Connis Garrison is viaith*? her uunlMit Kalanuizoo. : . There will I* »' wdidol ial at George Garrison’ll Friday nigh| Dec. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY. DEPORT Kkl-UK i. rFROM THE REFORM SCHOOL. i DIRECTORS. g. I. SUIT, \j_. JOHN F. GOODYEAR. W. D. HAYES. 44- Just received, several new styles Library and Parlor tables, prices from $1.50 to $17.50. HENDERSHOTT SCHOOLHOUSE Melville. Hendershott was nt Kala­ mazoo Saturday visited bis brother Clyde at tlie liome of W. Mershon re­ turning home on Monday.. Mrs. Pearl Fair is visiting friend? at Cloverdale this teeek. Carrie Clarice Onx formally qf this X i place has a fine «bby. semi-annually. J. T. LOMBARD, The great rush has been on for several days but we still have a nice assortment of a 11 most everything to he found in the Furniture line. Yon cannot go amiss when yon buy your presents from our store. last week. Mr. aud Ml®. Chas. Fruin froni near Kalamo spent Sunday with the tornier’s panmta A. Frnin and wife. li: led by this bank will be the most sensible Christmas Pres- On dollar opens an’account. A number from here attendml the Assyria Farmer's Club held iat the । homu.ot Mr. anil Mrs, M. .1. Bottom of Assyria hw.t Saturday • All import u fine time. Mr. any .Mrs. John Rogers of Penfield wurt» guests of their parents Mr. ana Mrs. IL D. ChanmaR one day A SAVINGS BOOK, ent you can make to the boys and girls. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS I day m Battld Creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Jardis and; I daughter L’ia attended h play at j | Olivet one night last week. 254. OMBARD. President. 1 t Mnt ”• '*• R“e’ M'“ E1T > and lirother ^Maurice spent last* Thnn«- OFFICERS. - ’ G. I. Hathaway and Harley IWyman . of Lawton Were guests at W. El Fenn’s and Chas. Wiles from Saturday lint il | 10-pins. It is giK>d healthv exercue and ? Moudur. the sport isexbilar- J WE STILL HAVE IN STOCK A GREAT MANY USEFUL AND PRETTY PIECES OF FURNITURE THAT WOULD MAKE IDEAL • Ji Alva Muoa of the Kalirockj neigh I T 1 burhood . wa|i a gueat of bis grand-' i „olh.r Mnu J. tt M.»n Scndhy. 11" Unwling and bowl a game of ♦ ! ating. FENCE POSTS. PHONE 254. M. D. Rogers was in Paw Paw and ; South Haven a part of Iasi 4>4k on •i htuineati. । F. 0. PMTT, W. I. CHASE. CLEMENT SMITH. J G. Glue, Superintendent Proutytown. W. Vn., write*: "Attcrtryiug all other ndreriited cungb we have decided to UK Foley a Honey and Tar uclnaively in JVeet \ uginin^ Reform School I hod it the wont effective Tend abeolntriy t“nnle«. For side by Arthur E. Mu llboltand. JtwHMSSKE? FURNITURE CORNERS Miller & Harris Furniture Cd Hastings, - Michigan. -f ( (, ) । I �HASriBUS BAJiNEK, DECEMBER 20, 1WD- 6 ! THE WOMEN’S CLUB Christmas Comfort Is a Thing You Will Never Know Until You Get One ot OUR FUR COATS Don't Buy Until See OUR LINE. ,Fu 11 1 iue *»f Suit, and t as« sTelewq|ies. , Bags. Trunk 6 Any one of them would make a iinie XMAS present. When yon buy lierc you get goods that are RIGHT. |j W. H. MYERS & SON, Phone 314, Hastings. Mich. 1 Friday । If.you expect «i pass a pleasant Christmas Ih<v. see to it that the Eatables for the Dinner are purchased here. 1 New F Cape Cod Cranberries lilts New Dates anges Candies Fresh Oysters Dried Fruit Bananas Apples Crisp Celery Canned Coeds Cabbage Grapes Sweet Potatoes Sc ;gs Sauer Kraut Butter Honey In fact EVERYTHING in Eatables. pfifilf VUUh Qt OEsH | groceries, provisions, CROCKERY, FLOUR and FEED. The Grocers. Phone 37. Don’t forget, the famous Palat ine Oil sold only by tis.. Afttrnocn Last Was Swiss I Day and Was Duly^ ’ The finest line of Rotary and Vibrating Shuttle Sewing Machines ev^r shown in Barry .County.* Needles far all Machines. OILS. OILS. OILS. 1. should say so, largest boules 6 cents each or for a'quarter. Attachments aud parts for any and all machines. Wood pumps and fixtures for all wood pumps. 1 am at the old stand. “I bain’t had my Pieter ttik but everybody knows me." T. Phillips, The SEWING MACHINE MAN. POTATOES £Ep * BUSHEL AT OUR 03b WAREHOUSE We will deliver them in five bushels lots at that price. Also have some nice apples. NICE LOT OF DRY WOOD THOROUBHLY SEASONED . . Highest prices paid for Hay and Straw. Telephone us your wants. • HINCHMAN & HALL PHONE 47. DESERT DISHES CUPS and SAUCERS -Japanese and American ware, .lust tbe thing for Christmas presents. Nice line and prices LEE HING, aiSS —■ { ... ' ■ " Jr ” : D> A M Al E? D O •• CiTT Vlfoni WWOil* A XU V ■ 1 cent a word In Faroff China I ded^ntnicks I CHRISTMAS THE GRANGE Next Saturday will be Special 0907 ' • i January Third 1 \ I 19t»> Da: on Hogue’s Cash Store -I ' ( J ' — I memlyrs. who could, then get the liene- ■ < Will Meet M Dowllax Wedne.d.y !wlthon'll"’ <4 ( .- GOT A HUSBAND? of croup, bronchitis or whooping cough. . Blight bleeding from Ibe lungs may 1 Swiss Day at tlie club Friday was । UTMIMI ol Foiivib In lhe CdeiiJ l» b- go iug «*«tx ■I'W -f <'» liquid extract ”of witch _ . I ,nf xx-itrh hnzelbawl everrevery olwerved with a very interehting pro- i Empire, a Happy Tune For two hours. gram; the j>ap«.s all bearing on Swiss Weil, what a question. Of course yo Piglailed Creciiiors. To cure wurts diwwilve as much sal । topics Mrs Flora B. Ren ken gave or you wouldn t be reading this ad. ammoniac as will be taken up In an an Outline History of Switxerland; ounce of raifr water and apply three are you going to do to make his Chri j | Mrs. Chattie B. Stauffer discussed the F all Chinese festivals that <»! times'.a day until the warts disappear. New Year’s day is tbe greatest ’ happy? Take a look at our Christmas spread baanties <if Swiss scenery. Mrs. Edna When anything gets Into the eye It I Rickcl told uf Swiss 'Women and Being a peculiarly eontrudie Ik a good plan to dip a clean feather and see how nicely we can help y<„; out. tory race, the Chinese do- not Hpmes; and Mrs. Ermina Holbrook lt» sweet ahnopd oll. rnlsc the lid end ' give a paper on Calvin and the Re- reckon time by tbe sun. as we do in brush the feather across the eye sur­ All we have been learning these years i bout । formation. The papers all contained America, but by the moon, so that the face toward (tbe no><tickling men s fancies is at your sc Chinese New Year’s day may come at A sore throat ehould never be neg­ flinch valuable information and were 1 entertaining as well, and the dub any time between tbe middle of Jun > lected. especially In the time of epdWhat a happy man he II be who discovers uary and tbe middle of February. ' demies. A den using gargle is made members learned mnch that wks new When thA time approsem-s. creditors his wife trying.to hide a Morrill. Lamlie-& by Alissorving a heaped xaltapoonfu! of concerning this great little European ■. ■ , _- . ..^ .....Im»x«> <■ ...Iv,.I toi'i-v tor by d» lot day ot tl..-, 10 1 Co. Bundle from his sight. । republic. The musical part of the old year all debts must In- paid. Tbe I equal quantities. |In D |half iair . a tuoibler tumbler at of program prepared by Mrs. Margaret Chinaman who vannut pay up muRt-i 7 * * Tbe following are a few of the many com’ , .................. — Troxel was a genuine treat, Mrs. Frank hide his head until the festival is over ' plete lines we have to select from. Bottinw ntw. Hqms whom the club loves always^ to ■Anotlwr preparation is a general wash-1 rleer „ flD hear gave an exquisite nolo admirably ing up. Household bdonglngs aud per | qol„lwt to tbe .outl.cn. । suited to her splendid voice, and Miss «,«.! iiltirr .re pu. tbroUKb « «•««» „„ Bath Robes, House Coats, Neckwear, course ot .ottp ..utl waler lu on er dial, pizJ. „ pb I Carrie Stebbins gave a fine rendition 11, a w m-tl- hn l.r>.m,, xx-ittl .*1 Aft ft. . _ . . Kid Cloves, Fur Cloves, Mufflers, । j of the spirited overture to the opera of the new year may he begun with clean­ envy at tbe snowy mounds of dry but line*'-. * Fancy Suspenders, Caps, Sweaters, perfectly cooked sraiu. Like most William Tell. Tho next meeting- De­ When the night of New York’s ere things, -it's easy when yon know bow." Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons, Umbrellas. I cembe.r 2I» will be /‘Bible Day. “ jn approaches, the sound of the firing ot Wash the rice In fresh .cold water. Put Pajamas, Night Robes, Suit Cases, chiirge of Mrs. Geneva Hayes. crackers begins and la kepi up with an Into a saucepan. cover well with hot Incessant xlin until dawn. The first water and boll briskly jt:>r half an hour. Fancy Vests, Handkerchiefs, Dress Shirts. business In the new year Is tlie ancrftlcg When the water Is nil gone. put the SEETHE CANDY MAN ' ip ben ven and earth. A table Im spread I ri(v h|l(> n line c;,]nnder. m t the colrice Into a line c-Mnndvr. •< t the col। with offerings <>f fuod and drink, ciui-, nu<j4.r nn a .4uuc<<i»m filled with boiling I dies and incense.’ and crackers are let wulcr anil tmish jpur cooking by At ItePue & Babcock'.. Store Seat 1 off again Just outside the front dofrr.1 steam. When proper[v cooked each Then the father of the fnmlly couie< I Js WT’’rate. if frIce were used . Friday and Sat­ ; forward au<l kneels down in front.of j nion. frequently :;•* a vegetable Instead urday. . the table, holding a Mirk of hieense In ■ potatoes, the bouwkr jmt woubl find ' DePtie & Babcock have arranged for ; bls hand and knoeaing bls he.nl three ! Kn,. j-aet u. nr e< uuouiically ns __ made ____ n „ on ‘the la*not only ' j a randy maker to corn- to their store j times ’ ~ grtmml. " Rising to liisi Well “ as-bygienlnitly. ' ( feet, he p!n<-os the Incense In the c«*n«. r | nmrtj more nourishing iian potato, but । this week ‘Friday and Saturday. He i ■ on the table. More cracker* • ■ — Its form of starch Jk tnA.-It more easily , will;l«e at the window making candy j I ami paper tunney is burned. . nRsIiuilnted „W4.„„„„-x. by ..il< dlHestlonw.— I all day both da>;s. Fresh candy made \fter :hit ceremony, the hotw«>hulil ; narjiers'HAxar. • j hy the candy man given with-each ' go’•‘.are w.Tsh’peil lu tho sarnq way. ’ - -- ■■ IJ pnrcbasH! ou th>se two days. aud th-n . i:>-’aiieo-<tr.>l tablets, after! \ Ilclto Will be here next Munday and we are her* which ibi- -liviitz idolc" have their*, A hollow. !• hollow, t->.Mh tooth Irrom a receptacle you with necessary things for- < lirist;n;o turn. Th- fittla’r and mother sit down for. fragments of fowl. pnd. unless side by s!-lt»,;aml all their eliiMmi ami„ deChina Cups and Saucers, Salts and Peppbrti. removed they undergo . gram’uhmlren-knwl la-fore them am] . ri-mpositioa. imikfin! the hre.iih Covered Dishes, Pistes. Mugs; Etc ' do tliem ren-ren'---. but otferiugs are i (>fl*,.n<v,.. The ~ tw * f r. i H>thf>l<*k . does [ no: made to the.living. a« they are t.»' not unt’liv ' On? tnusi use n brush and Also a full line of staple au<l fartcy (vroce lie.': ASSYRIA (RANG.। rhe dead. Then tl»e mwrants come for- , Ktfiie untL, , p’HVxbT < r -wash. A «*ptlc Maple Syrup for your pancakes, fresh Cra< k<jn the brush Assyria Grange No 128 in<-l Dr- ' winl. <lre*-H in tl?<‘<r best, ami kneel ■ plptfr uf boric acid plr-er- I best of Cheese. Baker’s GouaI^. Nuts. Cam ir<. i -’ember 1H with, bur «nall attendance down, bowing their bend* to tie- «nd ;irepii<-d n» tin■ b >lluw Dates, etc. The Best"of Teas and Coffee ’ on account c< telephone meeting. . grou’ml befort* tlrdr master.and mis- ; cell'W. Il will alsv teml .Worthy Master hieing alisont meeting .. tress, r»f*elving presohfr when •the.- j sprenl of decay to other t'e^th; one ' rise. cannot be too Careful In keeping a ; called by Overseer Marvin, .pegnlar Long t» fore ijJ) these e< reinonies an* brush ‘Henu. Vhwiy rlnsijig.'!u'«-6l<l | ruutnie of business attend'd to. : fln.feb<*d In — the !-water ’* ’it “is ' quite light, but — - n »t• mi fib — -lent. Once or twice JJnderwer. Mackinaw Coats uiid Jabkct^l • Pa j Yolunteer Lecturer s oourse^ottponed i early hours of New Year*-® morning the a week the brush should be dipped Inand Overalls. Hats, Caps. Gloves and Mitten.j till next meeting the lecturer could ■ streets look ns deserted as If no one to a xvartn>sojiitiuii of boric or * weak WE WANT YOUR BUTTER AND ESBS. REMEMBER, THE PLACE solution* of carbolic acid, one part in : have the benefit of volunteer topics, the ; fprty. mid then "be rinsed. Lecturer living absent. Report 'of i State Grange by C. Benson. , Next meeting December 80. Waggles — For braven's sake, don’t Ollicers to l« elected. A good attend i put any lighted randle* oh that Chriatance desired m> that al went members I ' mas tree! t won’t get elected to fill all tbe most 127 Jefferson Strait i Mrs. Waggles—Why not, dear? desirable offices. It always seems to j Hastings Mich. Phone 151 . i Waggles— Don’t you - see it's one of tie strange unsent members are most ! those parent uoninflatninable ones? j sure to be elected to fill such offices, j I Ward Clark of Battle Creek called xm the grange for a short time. = BARRY CO. POMONA GRANGE , GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES UNTIL AFTER NEW YEARS. , THE HOME DOCTOR. । Choral as a sleeping draft Is danger­ • ous for old people. ; ■ I j ! ■ i ! ■'i I i | j ‘ j Observed. J THE DAY and THE DINNER New Year’s Day | gong to the Hsll • 1 • L ST. JOHMS DAY. Christmas Is> Almost Here i “What Shall I Give for Christmas? Pomona 'Grange will meet at Dow- ! Qn Wednesday evening. Dec. 27. the ! jllng January :ii, KMMi. festival of St. John the evangelist. • I ^iter a short closed a picnic • Hastnigs Loage. No. .52, F. and A. M.. !tinner will lie served, then the’follow- : will esnfer the sublime degree of a ng program . pj Master Mason. Tbe work will be fol i • ( • ^Mpsic. mji.-'ix. , | lowed iu.iiu by rerfeshments iri icauuicu." and a musical . PikKAusiun- Does husking with a ami literary program, Every brother company .corn-husker pay ? IWill ”1’’ 1is-----------e-arncMly ~ requestwl to endeavor to ‘ Rentes. ‘ . make it convenient to I* present. ; Recitation- lienora Wise. Soic>i-Gcorgi>i Erxant. ”Kt7NG SB J. RL’XG SHI A WOMAN TO BE PITIED. I Report of State Grange, Will Kronewns 11 viug lu the city. The'nhups are H witter. | all shut, ami the buKlest streets are as I' 1 Question-r-Is a young man handii quiet ns tf It was an Ideal Sabbath of , j capjieJ wbo has only a common school Pity the woman that cannot* weep. rrtt ■ j। trincation: M. Vester. Be glad for tho otic that can. At the But tlie quiet does not last long. Oe- p : DiscuRsion—Do the women of tixlay theater observe the two women sitting caBloniil rraekera are Jet off. and.j' . work as hard aa did their grandmuth- In front of you. Did you notice that BtrlngH of i>eggfira soon appear on ev- I 1 during tbe pathetic acene oue of them fry hand. They are far nwre numerous 1 ecs? Mrs. Ketcham. cried and the other, though her eyes than nRunl and more Importunate. .- Music—The Misses Bowman. glistened, shut her Ups hard aud bold They know they will reap a rich bar- I ; • Recitation -Fred Fleming. | Discussion—Shall we cut down our her chin taut, the muscles of her face vest on this happy day. for It Is lucky to begin tbe year with good deeds, and ! orchards or care for them? D. C. stem, unyielding? Study the face of the former., She It Is not long !>efore the Rtreeta are * Warner. filled with a well dressed multitude । The Carlton team will exemplify the has a sweet, Impuhfiye, tender mouth startimr out'to pny New Year’s calls. I j fourth degree, if any eligible candi- that is not ashamed of Its tremor. The Custom requires that nil the men In [ - d|tes present themselves for instruc- curve of her cheek t« gentle, yielding.. China shall call on their relations, Her eyes are sympathetic, warm, gen^tipn. teachers ami friends, and for three । emus. Iler chin is a tender chin that days the vl.dtlng goes on.’ Women are | , Mrs.-Emma Burton, quivers when she cries. not expected to pay New Year’s calls or ! Lecturer. If that woman has a husband and children they love her, confide In her, to see the vlaitorn who come.to their rest in her. She understands them,aud houses. As these are men. of course SANTA CLAUS IN JAPAN. they fidfl her an unfailing source of th at would Ik* highly Improper. When friends meet In the street for sympathy and comfort. She Is a wo­ man of many friends, who adore-her tbe first time in the new year they stand nnd bow very politely; they put ! . Ti le of Christmas Cantata to Be : and call her blessed. Study tlie other woman. Hers is a their hands together and shake them, Given Friday strong countenance As we are wont to Baylug. “Kung shl, kung ahi," which Evening. consider strength. The deep set eyes menus *•! respectfully wish you joy,” I ’Santa Claus in Japan’’ is the title are stc^^ and controlled. The mouth and 'they often add. “May you grow rich." for that Is the Chinese idea of • of a fine Christmas cantata cantata to be given la firm, tlie chib unyielding. It Is a face that masks emotion. The eyes are happiness. j Friday ' ’ ‘night ‘ of ‘ ’ this week cat the M. E. For three days the New Year’s reeyes that hoard tenni, but rarely spend church under the direction of the Sun­ them. Jblclng goes on. and then all the poorer day school choir which is led by Mr. ! Hail you noticed you might have classes begin to work ngnin. Large ' and Mrs James .Troxel. Tbe enter- seen that she glanced with a sort of shops and places of bnslness are closed j tainment is for the Sunday school wistfulneas upon the women nenr her for a month.—Brooklyn Citizen. ! scholars, and a part of the church will who pressed handkerchiefs to their . Dceny of T<cw Tear** Calla. ' be reserved for the smaller scholars. eyes. She does not shed tears because Not many years ago It was the cus­ I The public are invited to attend, and she cannot. Always there Is some­ thing in her that compels repression, tom in ail countries to visit one’s we are sure they will be well enter­ that will not let her weep as other wo­ friends on New Year's day. and in this tained as they always arc by any men do. country open house was kept all day musical program given under the di­ There Is a rushing of tears In her until a matter-of some tgn or fifteen rection of Mr. and Mrs. Troxel. soul, but forever this imperative in­ years ago. It Is questionable whether It Thera will be no charge forad mission, stinct battles with the flood, damming will ever t»ecome fashionable to set but an offering will be taken to de­ It back. People wonder at her Impen­ New Year’s day aside for calling again. etrable self possession, marvel at per The ancient Romans made much of fray the exjxense of the music. calm, nor do they dream of her capke- their New Year s calls, and after the ’ tty for grief. Some even call her cold, empire of Rome had passed away the custom lived in England, France nqd unfeeling. BOUGHT A FINE HACK. If she has a husband and children Germany. they love her, but stand lu a sort of For the Hastings Transfer Co: Fred awe of her. They are always con­ scious of a barrier between her soul He—You know, they say a woman Parker Did. and theirs. Even when she gathers ean’t keep a secret Sho-That’s a Uthem In her arms they feel that she Is beL A woman can keep a secret as withholding the tenderest In her; that easily .as n man can - all but two Fred Parker was in Chicago tbe first die yrip not or cannot give b’ersdf to kinds. There are secrets that aren’t of <jje and while there bought a 'them. worth keeping and others that are too Pity the woman that cannot weep. line back for the Hastings Transfer Co. This buck' will soon be ready to re- Hers Is a solitary, a cruel lot One who ban never made friends with tears FpGX»d to all calls and will be a con- must always go alone. One who has , veniance which is greatly needed and rarely known the relief of tears must some day find the gall in life’s cupz- doctor?" "Wdl, Pro Oadnuatl Commercial Tribune. wall that J « Let us help y<ni solve the question. that can be found in our stock: Gold Band Rings, 50c 10 $25.00. $7.00. B8Sh. Below we enumerate a tew of the b'eauldii Ladies Set Rings in many different patterns. aL< Plain Engagement Bracelets, either pftin or engraved. I 4.50 .... ts .. Fine hneof Child s Bracelets, from 75c to $1.50, Gold Filled Fob.-, nttc I «-*’ safety chain and snap, also Black Silk Fobs in a great variety of patterns, also th. ;2i’iar Tilt Vest and Dickens Chains, from $2.50 to $10.00. Gold and Gold Filled CutT Links 7-A nice assortment of Hat Pins, 50C tfl $1.50. $6.00. Gold Filled Lorgnette Chain . XX v If hi:, solid gold slide. $2.50 tO $7.00. Seth Thomas Clocks, also Gilt Clocks. Fine Sterh Silver Plated Ware and many other things. Nice Gold Filled Lockets. Chains arid from $1.00 Up. . That Would Make Nice Christmas Presents. GEORGE NEWTON JEWELER and PTICIAN 1st door -west of Chidester & Burton Hastings. Mach. Live while you live, the icure would say, And seize the pleasures of the present day —Doddridge. CHRISTMAS APPROACHES ‘Seize the pleasures’* of living and ordet a supply of good things from us and your Christmas Dinner will surlily be a success. - ’ ’ ■ I Cranberries, fancy Cape Cod. qt. 15c Figs, largest thin skin, tender, per'I ). 2th Bananas, fancy, dor. 20c Mixed Nuts, jter lb. 20c Raisins, Malagas, per box, 35c Granges, fine flavor, per doz. 20c. 40c. 50c Dates, bright and new, per lb. 10c Fancy Malagas, very special, per lb. .•Or Candies, An extra fine line of Brook’s and iwiiey's, just the things for (• rrit-tmas Gifts. Vor Decorating we have Holly Wreaths an<| Ground Pine Wreathing. ; ---- .-------- _--- L-4—r - ;------------- X • .... .-i . ? — ------------ -.... — Before you lay the paper down, before you forget, Send us your Christmas Order. 16 * . Hams & Russ, QUICK DELIVERY ’THE GROCERS. I | �HASTINGS BANNER. DECEMBER 20. iws. SPECIAL lay lye *’H1 have .1 -ale on .beef, n-,. ., nice 8to& of w,.]|, , -,i njeats and <:1 |TV.; L PAY YOU TC GET OUR prices BECAUSE m BE -UHDEHSOLD. k; ' n.it : er pd'tml by the jsr. bring the jar with Wfii.n •;<!iisee & Olney .ast of City Bank. It NSTINfiS, niCH. A Phon OOOOQ" nice warm me/ 25 CENTS. • V V 4 !,'!1 *i huve to bring* a - 11 lunch with you. -.hen voii come to’the i on t? to the Palace d get a AN arm Meal, .’.ini'", neat, dean and .** LUNCH in connection. imidei the bent latfriak. Ask i - r grocer for it. ii&ARt; »n« CONFECTIONEnY Sarnaby •-if Banner Office. Hastings, Mich. T*«> Ixlia. cleared 0„r $60.00 from their Christmas sale. “'S'** 20.000 ml See hi. elK-wher,. for p*rticnln£ want, Why not vMronire Bn.bv Brea. barb­ er ahop’ Everything new Dea[ a„d hrit rltv. and all work giuruitred muutfactory. Urter SltniKn „t llidMerille w.. bioiighl Iwfore Jn.tire Rlk„ Monday c harged with tUtnrderlf . ondnet II,. was fined $10.6*1, Soto the date, given e|M»bere (or Michigan State Teachers a«,h. the one day fanner, ud school iMt|. tote, to lx, Held in Barry county the Lansing Mich., Dec. 27. 2» *05. One fare phw 25 fol. the roujul t|_jp -b week beginning .January H. authorised. DaUw of .sale Dec. 26. J7, n,0»o who may he expect ing Chriei28. Limit for return Dec. 80th. Thin man girtMiy mail will find the port, rate applies oAly via Michigan Cen­ office open from 11*0 to la;w tral. Sunday, tbe d*y liefere I'bri.tmas. Ancient Order of Gleaners Supreme Friday Judge Mack officiated in the Arlxir. Biennial meeting Grand Rap­ marriage ceremony which untied in id*. Mich., .January'2-6, HKjil; for the wedlock Joseph E Arcbihe. u( Sanit above occasion one fare h.r the round, Ste Marie, and Corill. A. Hayward trip is authorised. DsUm of sale Jan­ ■ Min Sharlolt Brumm wax tbe re­ uary 1, 2 and 3. Return* limji Jan­ cipient ot a linen shower al th. home uary sth inclusi ve. o( Prof, and Mrs. A. W. Ctamberliu W.;S. Barron Age. Fnd.y evening. It wax a very pleasant The Battle Creek. * (Irani Rapids. A Inland Tract ion Co. on Saturday tiled ANNOUNCEMENTS 21 deed* tor right of way through tho townships of Prairidville. Orangeville Die Christian Science Society jrrvand Yankee Springs. ict* in G. A. R. hall. Topic at 10:80 The body of Lacey Rowley, brother- God. of Mrs. Edward Matteon. of this city, The Baptist Sunday school will have is-expected to lie brought Lore today a Christmas entertainment Saturday for interment. The young man died night at the dfiurch.* Wednesday last in Texn% Another » I her© will lm a Christmas servif-at brother went there tq lie with v hid) while he wa- ill. and he ii * a<-con> the Baptist church Bunday evening witlXspecial iuu< pany\ng the libdy home. 1 train wreck it would have 1 Sunday or tykurday. LErtlHQ pure Jue. interested to call at my •1 lion with TYRRELL nil kinds of wood ciuber the place, higau-Central Pai- ’LACE’ stings. Mich. Chrysanthemums. 75o fo $2.00 per dozen. . . inc stotlCand solicit your erj**ji made to nil part* NELSON BURBOUG S, M. C. Excursions. A Michigan train for Michigan people, fast, comfortable and couven‘ent Michigan Ohtnd ’* Wolverin^ 7Ve“ • da* and coming and gives a whole day fur Inihinem in New lork. Leav<-« Hartinga at 11:38 a. m. Detroit 3:40 p. in., arrive Buffalo 8:30 P- m.. arrives Grand Central Station Nv» York. «:«> tram in America. Try it. Hulida, rate. (or Chrirtma. „nj New'leurs will be one and one third fare for the round trip. Daten of sale Dw. S8. 24. 2S. ao aDd ai an() Jan , Hetun, limit will be January 3 n«». Inquire nt ticket uffic (ur reticulam. Harvey W. Wflliams. who returned "from spending tbe _____ in Michigan, has pnrhas**d twenty-one lots in Monrovia since hi* return He ha.* been picking-ni^iargains in dif­ ferent part* of town, and has uln-ady invested'over Hi in Monrovia retd estate. He l>ltevcs the tuVrn hits a bright future, and shows hi« faith l.j his investments. -Monrovia. Cal.. Messenger. ’ . . We are pleamsl to announce to our Gar customers that we have now reached the one hundred mark and tha: •the price of gas for heating and-light­ ing will lie reduced t.» $1.23 per thousand feet, and we will, make our customers u Christmas present in the shape of a rebate for all they have paid in excess of the $1.25 rate, to apply on the next gas biQ. Thornapple Gas Electric Co.‘ ‘The Woman** ciety ut the M. postponed fur on • Tbe yerkly Ladies Aid Society arid W. C. T. U. w.i|| meet at th*- home oCMrs. ■Thoma* Kelly. Friday Decvniix’r in. for dinner. A mother'* meeting pro­ gram after dinm-r under charge of Mra. Montgomery rhere will L> a social at the home PERSONAL MENTION. IPZwl ire *ay we df, we do do. U W. Feighii.r u( Nxrt,villa ««. ■<n the city yesterday. Fred Parker went to Chicago Satur­ day returning Tuesday.- Miss Maliel Spaulding is expected home from Chicago Monday. A Merry Christmas Will Gamble and family will remove from this city to Oslitemo. W H. Tinkler, uf Grand Rapids, is in the city 'to-day* un business. Ixrarry is expected home from the Chrater Academy Friday. Row and Leo Burton left Monday for Chicago to attend the live stock show. The Mimes Vein Cole and Ajla HutImrd were Grand Rapjds visitors .Sat­ urday. In extending to you the compliments of the season, we wish to thank you for ■F the liberal patronage given us in the past, and it will be our earnest endeavor to so serve you in the future as to merit a continuance of your valued orders. We have the most complete line of useful Christmas gifts in the city, riot high priced either. • Mr.- and'Mrs. Chas Potts will spend Christmas with bis sister, in Grund Itapids. I-ewis and Philip Kniskern. of Chicago, are *uf|>ected here to spend Christmas. John Gelding, of Johnstown, visited his daughter Mr*. Mabel Moure of this city Tuesday. Mise Mary Powers is vxpecje.1 bomb from Marquette to upend the -Christmaa vacation w|th home friends. Jason McElwain and family will eat Christmas tnrkey with Mr* Mi’s pat­ ents. Mr. and Mr*. J» B. Marahal*. uf Nashville. _ CANDIES Miss Alice Shultr.. sistiuif at the t»-lephrine exchange thi* week during tin* temporary absence of. one of the uperatot*. SPECIAL Prof, and Mr*. Leon Bauer; of Spring Valley. Minn., are expt*rt«-d’• here Saturday fur ;• two weeks’ ,viMt with relntiv**" and fiiembf. ’ Picnic Hams, the guaranteed kind at per pound Mr*. ClareiK** Lathrop, of . arriyed in this city Monday evening to 1 assist in the care uf her husband’* mother. Mrs. E. H. Lathrope. ’ HASTINGS MONEY BACK STORE Mrs.. Kittenhunw; and daughter >\t tie ti’turned TneX y evening ot this of Mra. C. W. Bigg* Wednesday even­ week after a four weeks -M.>juufn with ing Decemlx-r 27. 1903. Every latly ’relative^ anu friends in Illinois. will furnish *>ne pound of anything »he John McElwain and family, of Lann­ sees fit tu he sold at auction and also' ing, are expected here Saturday to.spends a box supper. Everjltody invited. Christmas wiih bis father I). It. MeThe next meeting of Lacey W. C. Elwain and his sister MiSs Mary. T. U. will lie held wity Mra. Henry Mrs. Etta W£yk*>m is expected home Walton . Wednesday. December 2* at •from Bowens Mills, Witlnesday where two o'clock and will be oliserved a* she has lieen for a few days* caring for Crusade day. Evervixaiy welcome. her aunt. Mrs. I; N. Hubhard. who is Christmas sennun next Sunday quite ill. morning at tha Presbyterian church. " Juhu Miller, for so many years road­ WRIGHT BROS PHONE 30 Hastings Mich Service* at United Byethera church master on this branch of lift* Michigan Central, will leave this city. mx»n Tor ; next Sunday as- usual. ' ' Otsego* where he willsjwnd the winter * if yuj? have been "just w> go**l a? with his son Dr. Henry Miller. Now is the time to push for Hastings. The year 1906 should l>e the tiest in the history of the city, bringing it the you can be’* just, before Cnristma*. it fiptd and item. siiaV, tnak< fui it.- •noks as if yon might have a.Christ­ permknent growth and prosperity. We ina* sleighride in a buggy. are glad to-h*c.multiplying evidence of! Won! was received this morning by ; a disposition to forget past difference* Mrs. A. DuvenjKirt from Plot. John . and pull together fur Hasting good • yfvalley, now of 'Wheeling. W. ’.’a.. Such a course is not only wise. but. is 1 their little non John Edward had Mr. and Mrs. E. Pennock attended the Barry township 8 S. convention A'llien Was h«-lQ «> DtStvx. l.»>t W«*U»u»sday. A'very interesting yfogram was carried out and a large attendance was j.reM*nt. ' Prof. Louis Michael, of th<* Arnes, । alMoiutely necessary if Hasting* is tojjuatdi&l. This will be *xid Aews to la.. University and Mi** AdasMicbael. I grow and protq>er. An*i in its pros- -their many'friends, who will syiupa- t of Syracn.***. are expected here .Satur­ hperity. all will tJiare. . • ; thixe with them in their great sorrow. day to sjH'ml "'Christmas, with their parents. Loni* will remain until Tues­ day while his sister Iwill prolo.i.g her ' isit for *u week. rtisno £9. CANDIES. Mixed Candies, GOOD QUALITY, not over one pound to each customer. Per pound ,< . .< J. R. Mason and Robert. Miller will -go u> Ft. Wayne. Christmas with the and friends. _ inexpensive wood may-lie used for the bOdy’ahd shelf of (hlB table, which is squnre ,>U of medium A*.% M.t»m your mcasurcinent* accurately before you begin. so your *pool« will fit tlie space. Spools that graduate in ‘slse The big new tank tutfapply water b r th<* Table factory'* sprinkler -.vMem ' was i»ut in place tfu- past wt^dt. CHRISTMAS The Presbyterian Sunday school will give a musical program at tliat church next Thursday evening, to which all . are intited. • The Dorcas Daughters uf the Presby-*i terian church made WO from their sale ■ last evening, and had a very pleasant' social evening also. • Be sure to attend the Board ol Trade meeting at the City Hall next Tuefcday evening. See the call oublished elsewbvrq. 'Every tax payer is invited, HAT could be more acceptable as a Christmas gift than orfe of bur beautifully engraved “Queen ‘ Quality" Shoe Certificates? A compliment alike to the good sense of the giver and the good taste of the recipient. QThe Certificate saves all doubf as to whether “it will suit or fit.” The person receiving it may exchange it at her conven­ ience 'for Just the style which pleases and the size which fits her. QAnd what beautiful shoes the new “Queen Quality models are! .Nbthing less than genius could create so inimitable a com­ bination of style and clever shoemaking with a moderate priceOur display will afford pleasure to those who enjoy seeing pretty things and wish to know the approved and correct fashions. W ^.50 & $3.00 C. W. CLARKE A CO., “Quality Shoe Store brass rods to form tho legs, aud amal'. A|«ooln strnag on wire outline the top, aides and shelf. the wires being twist­ ed around the brass rod wherever Join­ ings. are ueeessary- ’n,e *°P- which .should its rounded nt thp corner* to Each year I endeavor to close ont a fit the break of the Spool*, is nailed to manufacturing line to offer Christmas tbe aid** before the outlining of the f|k>q1 Is applied. Enamel In any dobuyers. -This ycar’it is Rings’ Rings Kings, at the Corner Jewelry Store. F. BUed color may be used ns n finish. If tills table l>e i^cenrately’fitted and well R. Pancoast. constructed it will make an effective Alee (iilleland was deeply grieved , । yestenhiy morning, when he received word from Belding that his oldest When, some enthusiastic fnrntturo daughter, Mr^. Wilbur Wood, hud died : thervtliat morning aft.-r a long illness collector, tells you that he has a aldittxiurd 3»MJ .rears old do not believe him,; ' with typhoid fever. Mrs. Uood lived writes N. Hudson Moore In Delineator, 1 in tbiweity for several years, and had for there were no sideboards thenmany friends in thia vicinity. ‘ no. nor a hundred mid fifty years ago Mra. James Troxell entertained with either. The earliest ones arc not more a 6 o'clock dinner lust .Wednesday in than one hundred and twenty-five or honor of her mother’s <>Uth birthday. thirty years of age. and such antiques The dining room, wa* tastefully d»«co- as these are few and far between. None of them Is to Im? “picked up.” Be­ rated with pink and while carnations. fore that the table was tbe only large While all enjoyed th*- gracious hospi­ piece ot dining room furniture. The tality of the hostess, the most pleasing first man to -make whnt wfc know as •part was to know that the yonng were sideboards was a cabinet maker named not unmindful of those who are growing Thomas Shearer of London. England, old. All bud a very pleasant evening, who Issued a book of designs lu the with wishra of many happy birthday* year 1788. That they ;vero Immediate­ ly popular h shown by the fact that all for Mrs. Townwnd. the other cabinet makers took to mak­ DANCE BY CHURCH CLUB. ing them. too. and tn 1789 Hepplewhlte - The Men’s Club of Emmanuel church published a book with his designs, and two years later came Sheraton with will give a dancing party at St. Rote’s his. After this tbe sideboard may Im* hall Friday evening December 29. In said to hare been established. addition to dancing cards will lie played, and during intermission a short literary and musical program will be ‘ nerve cure in the south, of carried ont. Especially tine music Will ■France they have a nerve rest. Tbe ______ takes a sun bath. 'That rests be furnished. Tickets are now od _patient sale at 11 each. Tbe-proceeds of the the nerves of the body, they cialm. Best Is the only cure for tired nerves. Partic­ dance will go to the parish rectory fund. ularly do they rest the soles of the feet, which they claim control the nerves. Don’t use harsh phyiscs. The re­ The soles of the feet are very sensitive action weakens the bowels, leads to chronic constipation. Oct Doan 8 and should be treated If one Is Inclin­ Regulate. They operate easily, tone ed to have’nerves. They can be treat­ ed bv rapidly running them through the stomach, cure ;constitytion. cold water until they begin to feel hot from the reaction, and also by vigorous tUaTING. 7V,WSBHir*TAXrATBBS. massage, but, best of all. by putting on a pair of very soft wool shoes. I I | j 88 ttjk « I* E.Ta-; BANNER WANT ADVSPAV. When you. read this in the/BANNER’you only have three days more to buy your Christmas presents. • You should call immediately at our store and select some of our 'goods for a present. We have a thousand things to select from. Oor goods are selling like hot cakes, because they are articles of good quality and reasonable in price. WATCHES All grades, sizes and prices. RINGS From a fine Diamond to a child's ring. CHAINS ami FOBS in an endless variety. CHARMS Lockets, Brooches, Stick Pins, Etc. HAND PAINTED CHINA Cut Glass all patterns. STERLING and Silver Plated ware of finest designs and quality. . * In fact anything to be found in an up-to-date jewelry store. Come and see ns. John Bessmer, The Jeweler Hastings, Michigan. HASTINGS BANNER, ONE YEAR, $1 j -4- . �HASTINGS KB, DECEMBER 20. PAio. CARLTON. Mr. and Mra. Frank Wood uf Cuata | t ______ ___ - _ I I -- ------------ 1.1*11 ■ -- NOTR E OFHF.AKINC, <j Mv. FREEPORT. J j w. Godfrey and wife were in ; Grove are staying with Mr. and Mrs ! (4rgna Rapids Monday on business. Wm. Barry. |I Skating on the pond is is heing-rujoyed heing.ru joyed ..r.nn<* wnnip of nf thia vicinity. Mrs. Henry Crockpird is keeping a- v- tbe yonn g people house, for Joe Crodcford. Mrs. J. j-pw0 boyg broke through the ioe Crockford and son Art. Alierding were v.-edBoadsy but luckily were, not called west by the sudden illness °C drowned. • The unfortunate ones were their daughter and eister. '■ B^rt Reuter and Clem Bouma : Word has lieen received that Mrs. other Grand 'Rapids visitors’ this I C. 8. Brooks is improving. j we,.k wvre Mesdajnee Fogltwung. Bus- ' WOODLAND. WEST WOODLAND, Who is finding fault with Mr. and Mrx. G. W. Gallatin of w thia Nashville were guests of Woodland weather friends Tuesday and Wednesday of last The lonely sheet of ice on South week. Senter St is attracting many young : Mr. and Xirs. Eugene Hall of Coats people tliese pleasant evenings. I Grove were Woodland visitors TuesJ. H. Durkee was at Woodbury Mon­ | dayday on business. Miss Flossie Sawdy who is attending I A company of young men caHed on ! school at Ypsilanti is making a ffew —: ; John Sumtn and wife late Saturday HTTfl [< evening nt-nnir. tr to tr. wish vreirel. them aV*re.« much reinrel. joy 4re>« in 2.. their ■ days visit with her parents Mr. -and Mrs. WiUard Sawdy. married were pleasantly married life. life. Tfcey They were pleasantly Miss Eugenie Burke who is taking a j received and cigars were passed. course in music at Ypsilanti is at Jake Geiger from west of Freeport home on a few w«*ek*s vacation. j and George Geiger, from the northern THE MAKING OF A MERRY CHRISTMAS. Think a moment! There are lots of beautiful things, aud low uf utefitl things that you can buy for Christmas gifu*, but for that friend of yours, or your own fam­ ily circle, where cap you find such appropriate combinations of beauty aud utility as in one of our tasty furniture selections. Phone us iif you can’t call be fore Christmas We promise to send you ’•the very thing" to please, or money back. This is your last chance. We may be said ent of any of theoe any time. Just fancy a few of these? On Friday evening a joHy company j ^elj, H. C. Peckham and tbe Ml sees I of young people gathored>t tbe home of i Sarah Steckle. and Marion and Beulah Matjie Leavens and hnd a very enjoy* , Bussell. able time. Several useful presei.te were Walter Ward is home 'from Chicago left for the young lady by her many | for chrirtinite vacation. friends. Clyde Moore and Mi.-* Maude Kenyon Hubert Wrjght is visiting Pi* grand- ' from M. A. C. Friday even­ mother in Kalamazoo. : jn„ ' Mr. and Mrs. Barry are improving Mnu Evg KrBmt,r of Three Oaks ia from the accident of last week. j visiting her parents A. M. Herrington Ben Backus ut Lake Odessa called , and W1fe. ( upon several of his friends in this -Uuy Reuter ot Grand -Rapids . - came vicinity tbe first of the week. 1 Saturday to vinit his parents. John Mr. and Mrs. Ora Yerty will leave Reuter ard wife, untij after ChriatI. Parrott was a Grand Rapids vis- part of the state have been visiting for Delton their future hothe in a few . mas. ■ i itor one day last week. . .' their uncle Andrew Geigtsr. days. Mr. Yerty has been elected The Olivet. U. of M.. and Big Rap­ II. & Hill and family are moving | Fred Durkee and wife went to Kald- principal ot the Delton School. ids atudenta are expected home next I’this week to their new homo in Albion. ' mo last Friday 4o visit- relatives re­ There will be a Christmas tree with Rubber Boots? f'onrt. Aih for Royal OaK* Kind /"hoopX TRADE (aaSttSff) MASK VKaisss/ NOT MADE BY A TRUST zrrou clwor GET TH£S£*U»- COUNTY D. 8. ENGLAND, A T * House Furnisher. WOODLAND, " MICHIGAN invite ail of my cus­ tomers to call at my store and get a sack of CANDY free for, Christmas. 1 Call aud look over our line of pictures for Christmas , Nuts, Candy Oranges and Oysters for Christmas. HENRY RrtQLrt coats skcve sotrMt- stom. HIGHEST PRICES. । For butter, eggs and pro­ duce. ? WOObLdNb LIVERY F FEED /TABLE When you want to do any driving in thib vicinity, come aud see us. We furnish good rigs and drive -to all points. When you «0(>me here let uh feed your home*. » OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAINS [ nONrtSniTH firSONS ' LIVERTfr FEEbJTrtPLE L WOObLrtNb.niCH. ALLCEO be bad at th*- Woodland . They give the names of every farmer, the of acres he owns, highwa s, streams, school houses etc. pa|**r prtntM a»«l drcttUted tn .*i-t <. Barry. once Ao esch week for three <•; irraks prtntous to said d»r <4 tk-sriur. EliaC. Bkcox. < ha- m V. Prohate Reghu-t _ .’udfeid I FKOHATEOKDEK state of Michigan. Cbunt* <■’ ili: » Ata M**«louuf tat-Trot-Hiri\- ut: -1! ot barr>. holdea nt tbei&c-tait« Uart>nx« Io srtcl countv »> f • ,j. dxj of Dec. A. 1>. IW.. ' r»esenc Hon. < h*s. M. M»c.;. .hwix Koyer decrasrO. ■ . . (>n tvsU'ux mill filing jlw petlticn Oeil-of George H. I-M. wxi at *a1d nraylnK that 4U ooler or l*vre« miy hy thl* court determhilux «1io ai ■ c.r SNAG-PROOF" OVERS Get Your Year's Heading NOW! I i♦ “Cut it Out” ' under the doctors care. Z Mrs. Merrick our teacher is going to | • Mr. Louis Johnson of Coldwater was <*il,lren * week’" vacBtioD’ of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kennedy sold $143 worth | f• the ; tl~gu<«t „— ----------------- . Mrs. John Guy 1 2_ *"2 i of poultry, her own raising. Lot u« | •All Canaed Goods and Breakfast Foods { a few days last week. m. and Mrs. A. AC who can luurt tbxt. Mr. C. k-lln.".,!Kilpatrick .„,l aud ,10 per cent off for Cash A merry Christmas to all. children were the guests of their dangh- • CHRISTMAS ter Mrs. E Racey uf Castleton Sunday. Mr. aqd Airs. E. T. Cole and famil-rj NORTH WELCOME CORNES Messers. David and Henry Yeiter j who have been visiting friends and rol- ( (Chinaware and Glassware suitable1 and Agnes at Woodland Thursday. j ative» in thia',vicinity returned to their • The sudden death di Mr. John Bui­ ‘ homes in Riverdale Monday. (for Christmas gifts just received. ! ' ^’ng of faeart fa’luru WRK H surprise to Jacob Yarger and family of East a shock his fam.Nice l.lue SHOES and Price, «re Right.}r ; tb »ye community „„d ;rieuJ,andHe n to about hi, < :«",on •!«> Carlton also Mrs. Alta Crawford and i --------------- ;----- -------------------------------- * J । I usual J , as well .. iis'be .... son Homer of Evart, were guests at avocations and had ।-----------------' ”*”“t avnrewtifinu iuu! n»i well hr be llMLl Cemetery i I Interment in the Baptist in ,i Prank Yarger'a Sunday. E. W. 1; been for several years on Tuesday and' । Your Butter and Eggs Maude Casaday wm in Hartings pasmtd away Thuraday morning about fpur oclock. He wMs a Kildier of the Saturday attending tbe Teachers Read­ REMEMBER , j civil war. His funeral was conducted ing Circle. Your Money Back if not: by Rev. Kittle of the Lutheran Church. HrC. Tryon and wife have returned from a abort visit in Grand Ledge. Satisfied. । YCandies. Dates. Figs and Nuts. (Nice new fresh lot just opened up. I were guests of tiieir daughters Inez* Fl«*» lino Lndioa* PocKwt DooKa,; CENTER. Hlx<l<>n. decouuJ. 1 . an*! tUing Hit* |u-uttoi< .5 ■ 0«l of (Jeers*<'. Hludpo. -vM) o: -v.d-1 proying that an lnntrnm>-M n«» <x: i <- n ' ( court, purporting tc the !a»i wi't • -. i menttrfNtld dre.-e.isMl I* admlitrel r. , and the executor tberriti named a ! some other sultaWe prixMi. । Thereupon It Is ordered that Friflir’ 12th da* of January A. !>.. tig*.. • . In the forenoon, tw assixued tor rv ■ tald petition and that the heir, ;,t 1V 1(1 deceased and all other persons intel.-.t‘ Mid estate, are req id red to Hpiea. .. -. of said Court, then to be holdrn u it-. , , omce: in the (Tty iUtsting*. In - i' Land anew cause if any then* i>e. why tire i ■ ot the petitldner may not Ire granted. Is further ordered.' that «ahl t^iiPm • •ootjoe to th* persons intere-'.-.i -.. C. E. Fuller and wife of Coats Grove j ]wre> Mr<‘Geo. Coats will return -------------------------------------------------------------Several from this grange attended tln> were visitanTat the parental home J- ; home with him and apond the winter. Spencr'A |Mt Sunday. i ~ »<*<’ ^ra»8» M Uraml Rapid, lui I ~ .• ~-7.~ T” ~r Mra. Hatton «|wnt two day. with CASTLETON CENTER. CENTER. re'*>rl * CASTLETON Mra. Ira Tiwher who in Ill iith Inng Mr. and Mra. A. 8. Snyder rlahed * Sf!**’ ' Mr. and Mr*. A. 8. Snyder viefted tronhln " Iwd Tu^day. ' : Fnd^ ut w. W. H. H. OfBey'. Offley’s last Tuesday. B. Jordan and wife ot South Wood Holwrt 1‘rion and familv .puit SonJ,, .... Robert Price and family sp'ent Suji' ’ 5' *"1’7 ,la! "j T''! ; The Rev. Ilario preached a very in- r,land w„ and Frank Myrni „„ and wife ^P«il I day at BmnMtt Fnighnnr'w j»w at W. Gavitt’i I' ; visiting toe latter's brother Schuyler terestipg sermon Sunday evening.’ his i o Sunday Mr. and Mpc Chas. Offley and son • Kollar. subject was "The Restoration 0 -' Charles King and wife have gone 1 Spiritual Joy. ” Wayne visile,! their parent. Mr. and TM„ „|y h. . dance at the Irrtw 'house keeping npon their 40 aiere farm ' Mra. Edwin Mead al Martine Corner, gnl,)ge c„nin« Dec. SS. i. Prayer meeting Wednesday night Bt, west of the church. For the convenience of those .who wish to order.all of their paper* at I Irving Eddy’s, I Mile Lida Stirkey returned to Char- Box .upper. All are invited .one time, all subscribers to the Banner who are paid'up to j date. car. get There was a big turn out at the j lutte lotto afte after’r* gpenafog spending several .several weeks ‘ --------------------------'j f The . r. U.i Ji B.. Quarterly 'r7 o V willu he held —u Imlie** aid at Mrs. Hatton’s last Thnrs- j visiting friends . . at this . . the Banner and any one of the following for one year io advene*-, a-place. BOWENS MILLS. ,E«t clarion L, a church Docmbct n<] , llnlc Tbe follows: Mr. and Mrs Daniel Wolfe of Mel- j Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson, Mr | 23- 24. E. B. GrilHn prraulmg rider. etacUJ.Hra. J. more, Ohio visited at Ed. ilyera' Fri- and Mrs. John .Jordan and Wm. E‘! A largo number of the people Iron. Myenl pTOident Mm. Hatten Vme dny. I Bowen attended State Grange in ! i North Cutieton mol at the C. a prraident. Mr. Valentine treurarer!TV' Banner and Detroit Daily Free Pres*. $3 OS' Mr and Mrs. Clarence Shopbell visitral <lr‘n,! R,ri^ . A" “i<l '* ’“"r,fc parvonitxe in Woodland lest Friday ,nd Mm. King -re.-rc.tary Mr and Mr. I iarenceSbopbell visitcri I ! evening with donation, for tbe parior. ] Orlna „ ,w,_ | U>e latter-, brother Dorr E,..cut. Sun- | going to and it i* presumed mure from , OS' Bannkr and Detroit Daily Journal... ' here will go another year. j ing friend, in thi. vicinity. ; j Engincr Whitney of Battle Craek Banker aud Grand Rapids Herald ... 05’ CAST WOODLAND. and B'“”' I ~em to gain , CraWr hQW>0 I aod ht. .urveyora who.ro rorveying th. Banner and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal 7s j Will Euper was the guest of Mr ; very fre-t. i evening Decemtwr 2».' with . Chriri. P-™.",nt direct l.ne tram Battle Filkin,-----bad— a------mix up with bi. lu ma-, „, im. tre, We invlw v0„ <>n all u „,m. I °reek “ Ori‘",i R*1’1,1" '”,rJ ‘‘‘"XM* Banxkr and Michigan Farmerx. 60 . |I , Mr. ---------* i-j wi < Mr. anil Mm. Will Hill w —---- in—Lt ---------------- ,nJ br|ng vaur chnwmaa • , Ia«t week arid have reached Green Lake wen- In hors, it throwing him out__J and L.Inxnppnwiu. 4 | Naehrille Ln bounce. Saturday. jng him badly In a nutnbor o( planra. Banner and Chicago Weekly inter .Ocean, ”ti i .i / r, ; for oVlbr Sunday. ( Earnest Irland was called to Detroit , 4 ' Mr. and Mra. E. Cram vieited 1 It Parker took him home and ,«lclisd the lire of th., w.xtk on l.u.in-» rl”' riHlr'd“>' "1«,1t "uppornt Ora..go Banner and New York Tribune Farmer .. 30 ij i friends in Chester Sunday. him up and he is on the gain. , , • . hall for our minister was a suwmh in - *To those living on Rural Routes, only. \\m. Olney and lauiily and Earnest evvry ^a.. <§{ Remember the L. T- L. at the home . ' r ' | Irland wen- at Hastngs last Friday on i • ’ . of Gladys Barry next Friday evening. , STATE ROAD. Irasiness Christmas tree at People's church These special rates are offered as an accommodation to Bin 5 ,’ U. B. Qairterly meeting next Sat- | Preaching at the church Christmas next Saturday evening. All are in। viteA . . . . unlay, and Sunday at the East (Jartie- • evening. roue. If there is any paper or magazine not on the above Ihst < wp can .<ave you money we will tty and do so. Remember the BANNER ’ ton church. j Rey. Bradley expects to begin reI Ice Ixjats on <4nn lake go like the ■ Mra. George Guy entertained a rag-! vival meeting® in the near future. ; wind. No uwr fur launches for they j is never sold for less than SI.00 whether in combination or atom-. ■» i are not in it fiii- making time. bee last Thursday. Rev. Hatch is to help him. Alt special prices are made on the other paper* In the combination. I Burdette Briggs started this Monday j Aubry Smith anti wife of Lake Preparations are being padv fur the Odessa visited their pannus in W. (irirtmaa ladders Saturday afternoon. i intereat of tbe C. W. Cigar Co., Grand ‘ Sunlleld a few days last week. , Mrs. Orr Fisher entertains the rdI Rapids, for which company he has I Mrs. Homer Sawdy wai taken sud-; atives to dinner on Christmas also Mrs. j worked up a large trade. denly ill Sunday morning but is re- J Albert Kinne entertains her children ! from the canvas. ' The Bible. Three iWaya." Tlie Broken Law." "The House on the Rock and the one on j the Saud’’A "Photograph of tbe Hu­ man heart.’' "From Man’s liest, to his I Worst, including the unpardonable Sin." . * SPECIAL 110 Days ONLYj|- CARLTON . FitOBATK ORPE1; • stale of Michigan, County of Rarrv. .. • At a session of the Prolate I'ourt 1, ■ U5ry.' hoMWJ h! Shl’ l'1'b-.te : la the dty of Hastings, In «aM i «sJt-t» Monday. tt» iwn day of i»a-. i0 u..' one thousand, ^ine bundled and nve OUR HOLIDAY |GOODS says many a doctor to his ported a little better at present. W. E. Allgeo, j Thereupon U onfejMl. th.M : rl<U> Uh, ;.:!i day of January A-1>. 1**. at ten 1:. sbforenoon be bsMkdmJ ft r tbe bearing of UConJUld that the hHt>ht law of satd tie! aud all ciher persons lutere«tcd tn said • are irtulred to uppes- at a seasioo • 1 court, inen to be nohl<-t> .it ttie probate a* waa held at the town hall in the vil- sister Mrs. Short Sunday evening when , Clyde Covel has sold hi* house and i Sbllob «re -taiting at John grreland'. | Come while tile Stock W not lotheCttyof Haattuxs.lti ,s.Jd mui(y.a'. <t »ti--v cause. If any there t*. why the prayer ot Use . lage on Tuesday of last week. ' ‘ his horse became untied in some man- will -• move near Leach . . lake. . 01 . I broken for «hat yon want. petitioner tnaj not be eranlftd. And >: further ordered, that said petltlcni x J Elmer Hynee ia .uttering with a car- ”«r «ot> '"H ,or l’“rt-’ nnknowa. H« . Truman Barnum visited Jasper. Ross Kenyon and wife are the proud ■ ttce to the penou« interested la said mtite parents of a baby boy lorn Saturday I ot tbe pendency'of nald petition Mid the he;e U-I.pboned hornand foand ibat bWarner Sunday. Hr went to tbe norib 1 bcncle on his band. Ing thereof by canning acopyottbl* order, ta bad not bean Itbom and being ao dark I en) Mr, o( ,he ,uu. ,o villt hi, be published In the Hastings Baxskh a «•-=paper printed and drmlated lu -jrtd cou.itv ___ ________ ______ _ NOTES could not tell which way he went but । Tr Howe -o WOODLAND CHURCH of Barry. <»nce In each «i*l; ter three weceWm. Smith and wife took jp tbe ex- , Hvviv.l meeting, will’biin el Enel B1^"y live weeks previous to mid ’..iy <y hrarinr juagbu-r. O.iud .tp™k Fighter'. | are 011 hand . Many articles to ings will begin at East nnaH3r *oc>lwl " cunion Friday to Chicago to tbe fat L“ai*DV' « H.is. M. M u h B Cbnrch Wrelntrelay ; „ock ,how „,j wiu vlhlt tb,ir ‘ : remember “Santa Claus" by. Ella C. Urtox. ' .intlge ot Probntr _ _ ha U'tire.) .WI'Mini'1 .* । evening December SC. __ The Bov. s. 'I brokeu ur ,the worn.. rt.r t..r hi. bra ..weiMub' Herbert Mu.J returned home from RegUterot Probate. COBB'S CORNERS. ” BEST 00003. POPULAR PRICES j G. Hall pastor of will have A good many are going to the sale Beidfag laat week where he has been . Th. Cobb whuol will h„e» ChriAt- L _ _ tbe ___church ___________ ___ _______________________ _____ Tkp TrvinH : charge of the services. The meetings ! J- Mote's on tbe Woli farm in Cirl | M>vera] weeks under treatment. He is j j Will'Ll Mote •intend, mot.ng tank ' :" m.. trw M th. N. I. ehbntb S.tnnl.y. UU U ktUy OtVIU I...-,, , . . W . v on ”tl».T.ngdWmv . • ... । at<^. . VMr. I _ XI..I.. m Ouwe.lu waa....*. n V.-ml. ,'Un. som.orthn^rSLnr-d^pnnM.nwa^ i. eWtlng friend. D^'" W.yATSOff. Intno. Mid,. j Little Fritda only daughter of Mr. i Mrs. Shelby will spend her Xmas with land Mrs. Will Hitt is quite ill and ' her neioe Mrs. Frank Kttrtx. ) baled December nth. V l>. >k 1 ini.i s y ■-lodge RHEKflfflfEl-T/.r Presents F P k ■ B> ♦ £ ♦ J and allowaucv. OU ar brfor.- <h.- ndpT’l.nfxt- ’’n‘l Uu,t ••Wi.-- . beard before Mid < 'retrf tm WtM I..-4 -, ■ <iav nt Ai»H ..... . MAPS June Miller ia amirting his brother I tnrniQK Tuesday. ’ appropriate exercises at the Methodist Geo. Perkins is well again after a i Will In the C. K. & S. railway office.; J. H. Durkee was kicked by a eburcb next M<md„ evening. ; jIln0M> „r4ul,„mo,,iu | d jring the rush of business preceding j strange horse that was standing in his Th, pnone from Lake IMeree will m1|q H,mbBpr ,,uie 1Kin„ (rum I I the holidays. j bam last Saturday evening and hurt be in operation thi. week. It will be- OrMd Rb|1J, Erili,;. „,.,rillg. PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS John Bolliag-Sr. died very suddenly I 'I0*1® badly. extended from the borne of Fred Law-1 ■-. ... ' xr I , Jas. Gow and wife are venting at M. at Woodland Posioffice, ‘ at his. home in Eart Woodland Friday ' Lewie Geiger who has been spending rence to the Center. . 1W. Duffy's at present. John Vehe, Postmaster. morning, aged 71 yean*. Tbe cause uf! thp snnmer in the West returned home Mr. and Mrs.'Fred Lawrence spent , a i . • ,. , , i. , ,,i Lewis Baker had the misfortune to I ! his death was heart failure. The last week. Sunday with friend* at Lake Udesaa. 1 , , . , . , ., । . , i roll a large log on bis foot and ankle. funeral w^s held Sunday at the Baptist c. Senter and wife attended the Carlton Center Grange at its annual j crippHng him so be is not able tu work. church, interment taking place in funeral of P. J. Fellows at Lake election Saturday evening elected the . , . . , I I following offirara-UrandMa,..-. Ed. | Tburad.y nren.ng. lumber S-tb .. . Z'vrxF Fl Woodland cemetery. Rev. Kittel Odessa last Friday, ... .. .. 1 the next number on tbe Lecture Course, j | ) |\ HI preacned the funeral .sennun. The Lee school will have a Christ- ‘ Babbitt ; Worthy Overseer, Geo. Cole: The attraction will be tbe Dixie ■ ———« ■ Christmas exercises will tie held at mas tree at the home of tlie teicher I Steward. Clyde Brown . Awm’t SlewLadv Asst JQWlee Sin^’i who" were here twolard.' Jerry Eisenhood: ' ’ ‘ ’ the M. E. Church in the village on Miss Pearl Nash Friday afternoon. trertnrvr ' . ■ Saturday evening. fn-d .nd Lewin <icig.!r »i.rt«l tor I ^'wnrJ' . ?"’• Our Store at Irving to Miss Luella Pander. Mire Lrella Pond, r north <d town. , Miss Lulu Conkright rbobu been tho Norih"iaM Friday to ririt'reiativra j slr’ Kr"l Lawronec: Chaplain. Mra. to see a varied stock of ■ ■ M, Yarger: UiKirkirepor. Allie Cbeeney: ha, retnnied after an extended yiait ] staying for several months at the home and\o spend a few days hunting. I Flora. Mra T. -Ione.,: Carre. Mra. M. with her I .rat her Auatin in Jadnon. . ...... re of Mr aud Mra J. A. Abfalwr. left p 1L 1John„ ot Woodbind crilrel 0,1 ’.Cheenev: Pomona, Mra. Grant Keeler; George Phillips and a friend . from । *’ LAN A ELb, tor ber borne in Reed City Monday c s..,,,,, Mo^„, ■ I Secretary. Will Uaborn; Treasurer. । Lansing were in town last week. j MITTENS. morning. ! Fred Lawrence. Installatiomo lie held Herbert Freeland and wife spsnt NORTH WOODLAND. HOSE, I Eugene '‘Davenport of Champaign. in 4 weeks. Sunday with John Freeland and wife. ; Ill., who hiv* been visiting a few weeks Quarterly v , meeting was . well, attended GLOVES, .The members of the Sana Souci Club . i ut tbe home of bis parents. Mr. and last Sunday. Elder Griffin of Chnrlotje Bed'Blanketk COATS GROVE. were entertained at a "Nation party" Mrs. O. M. Davenport in South W«xxl- ■ was present and gave some very able 1 ' i Mrs. I>. P. Sprague spent last week lust Tuesday evening at the homt nf j ! land, returned hotne-Qlonday. ’sermons.' ,Cap8 and oolen Yarn.,.. .... . । in Grand Rapitls with her son Ray. Miss -------------------Ertnie Childs. Guessing contests ' Rev. Spitzer, of, Indiana, is, conProtracted nieenngs are still, hum, in in;( —------ o — •-——«; meetings ’ ducting revivalmoetings in the Dunk- progress and will continue through the ' A O«ar. tu Indiana tp were enjoyed by all present the prizes' j uke take care of her ’sister who ilL* ard church in Sbuth Woodland. i week. i *‘8tcr wb ‘‘ is iU ’“‘’‘K won bv ^11SW’S BQilah Bussell I We handle the “Ball Band' Mire Stella Allerdiog of Carlton Jamea Sprarer ba. u.ld out bi» de. ! 11 r •od U" H*™"" Look ntaraed and K<-e C«in<r)>« Initiation of. rare Center ia tbe Ko«.t ot her ancle. O«. Iioroing bualnere to Wallas M.rriam- ■**' ,rom tl">lr ’,,l‘ 111 olll°. member wax one of tbe principle feat- ( and •Lambertville” । DetnAray for a few days. | in this vicinity who will continue tbe I' Geo. Coats John'Blocker and Robert. orfl8 . ”ext mwt‘ I t The annual meeting of tbe ,torit . bualnrax , Demoed .ent to Chicago to the fa, .wl“ **'< 9,k U holder, of tbe Woodland Creamer, Co. Ilanry Tia ber »a, calling npon hl. '»«>'* -how. Clarenre EaWerbrook and retfe of ♦ NOTICE OFHKAKIM. - < State ot Mlentgan. County of Rarr ■ ’* »*teby «*»••«•. tl... S*vnlu.r. (V.i.i I.. .... th*t . b - ---- -- .... ......... ; four months from that dale wen. creditor* to present their rtaimMtntelf Joseph Xhriner late of mu i " censed, and that all creditorx of ., «rf r*£>!rwl grew;! u,.-)r , HOOD RUBBERS I passive Turkish Hockers, like cut. without - tufting, in best velour covering $12.00. Handsome guaranteed Couches Cou only the better grades, any style . or color, up from $6.00 Morris Chairs In. in. beautiful designs, best spring seat, up from f $6.50. Framed Pictures in a pleasing plea variety of subjects, subjects. lOo !0c to $3.00 $3 Call and let us show you. voi or pay freight dr’deliver tear mouttis ftvtu- that d«i efodUor* to prrwut tlrelr eMBte Of Gecrii: iTtwton. Hood’s Revenge is sweeter when it is sacritiord. George Geiger of Lake City is visit­ ing relatives here. We are pleased to note that Mra. A lazy liver leads to chronic dyaepsia ing. nd oonatipalic-n—weaiyna the whole WnTtbe swiford Rogers entertained an 0,110 Thurwl»y «ho bw lady patients, because he doesn’t know of any- medi­ cine that will cure female. troubles except the sur-’ geon’s knife. That such a medicine exists, however,is proved by thousands of cures made by WINE CARDIII Cures Womb Disease has saved the lives of many weak, sTck wsmen and rescued otb■ ers from i lifetime of chronic sickness. It will cure you If you will only give It a dunce. Try It. Sold by all druggists and deal­ ers la Si. 00 beetles. Crisp sold a nice bnnch of lamlm , andEd. grandchildren. I that were shipped to Buffalo. Price' | g6.*3 per hundred PARMELEE. | t j । 1 W H. VanAvery and wife visited j on the west county line Sunday. E W. N. VanAvery is in vt^ry poor । health at the borne of his daughter ; Mra Samuel Davis. j Mt. TenEyck and family have mover] on^thie farm recently vacated by S. W. i Todd. Daniel Brown is very poorly at this I writing. I The M.E. ’Suntjay school is nrepar- । I ing for a Christmas tree and program ! | on Saturday night. ; The Young People’s Club meets at I ■ i the home of Oscar Sherk. Friday even­ ’ ing. Rumor has it that the Gleaners give another entertainment New Year' night T. W. Bass is visiting hia parente. GAVI UP SUPPORTER. Lou Adams was in Grand ILadsp ‘’I wore a supporter for four years, to ketp up my womb,” Saturday. v , writes Mrs. S. |J. Chrisman, of is gradually improvDorothy Geiger Mra. James Kepkey is very ill at thia Maiffisvflte.N. Y. “My doctor said writing. no medicine would help a»e. After BLOOD DISEASES CURED Drs. K. 6. K. Established 25 Years. ,/Z ... A. NO HAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. Method Treatment tor , a serious bl<«»d dk-easv With which 1 had been afflicted for twelve years. I had consulted a score '•[ phy- (f* slcinns, taken nil kinds of blood V$u medium*, visited Hot Sptlr.irs , and oil.<T mineral water re­ sorts., bm only got temporary \ reUct They would help n • for I a time,- I ut «fur iliscc.»ibniinK the- meuidnes the symptoms -- -- — would Lre. k out again—rnunfn^ V Before Treatjaent. JK-rej. Vlolchea. t heumutic.-j^nnp Aftri iuo^envsM of the hair. aweEi.igs hx «>f the Jianda Itcal ing. iiuh!n.-.< of the I had given up >n despair whan u fri-r ?'*□ b..-i ctjied him <>f a similar di <-:. > talnly can recommend v««ur refer e,.«- n..r«>.„ , __ , nFflnFR ^re you a Have you lost For*!? Arc y <■ hitv:1’• u* ‘”5 *o marry? your bJood been diMtaseil? y^Rkne.-is? Our Mew Method Treatment will cure yon What li has done fur others It will do for you. CONSULTATION I’RFJt: N1; maxutr who ha» treated you. write for nn honest opinion I-1 Chnrgw. ( fcancey reMwonsblu BOOKS FR1CE—"The Golden Monitor ‘‘Huslratedi. on Diseases of Men. Sealed Book on "Diseast <•«om'.-n Frea. • .. NAMKK tren WITHOUT WaiTTEN CONSENT. EverjthluK ewaoentlal. Qwr.tkm IUt sad ewt of. FREE. &KERCAN »tby St.. Detroit. Mich. �, ---------------- =—Hastings „ „ mate TRY AND REMEMBER THAT many Ath-lo-pho-ros stmts UBRESERVEOLY. ATHLOPHOROS COMPANY, N.w H.«n, Co.„. SAY IT -W. J. HOLLOW AY CLAIMS. SHIELDS CRIMINA LS luntv an order. TO USEFUL. s. ■ - rf Probate. ** of Clement 5l‘,r **«• !" «»« ».«' ini to Proltatr ai'l'olotetf or tbe *t ten o elocg nearing of •t Jaw of. said interstedln Tth1 H IH’*'Ion r trie probate !” s*'<’ county, ZdS® *F*rar u>te«d. And it Mltloorr in >«ld estate a. th” hearing th order to be W»»ew». rd County ot M. Mack. re of Probate. wh-fn the el tv day the jxth !>dte ofPro- Carollne A. verb id decent,] fitted to m- clock tei the said estate, ou of ssld bale office. er give no aid estate, d tbe hear­ s order, to KH a ueirsadd county >rje suoce* I hearing. . Mack. f Probate. >IAR Wall,. , Tfiltl LA“ A I RIAL - 1 Coaaouolnw, (wen. relorni «> nrw. JudRe C. M. lliu-k andSupervfor A Gov. Lme look I 1 U Boy,-, or HuU,nA wtll | the lao the legiBlatun- paa-sl a, the I y-“*nwTo inspe.-, wnk dr. oral ion. I Lvel be could then got. and thus put th, I . in lb. conn bonne in that rity with . | new method ot votiniMo a last, and.no ; view to recommendations for like work i one condemned him. What was the J I for the.officQe of the court house here, result of his actionY "The Australian i j So long as the county had the conn ; *•» introduced, very ijnperfectiy ! | house heated with Snead fnrnacea. it ' ** we ®H k’iow. But what hail been : ’ was useless to spend money in decors- 'lhe result Tbe trial of tie reform j tiona on the court bouse walls-, as the I ballot had given the.voters o( this state ! smoke aud dost would soon smear,them ' ^perience so they could jairfect the • with a coating of black. But-mow ' flection law until corruption'had U-en with an ..JJ-IU-UAIC qp-to-date ueating heating plant plant' and and banished from the pails. ......... tbe linpervieoni ।! .w. Mnoke »’ >• .thought u • - -• ■ - now we • haveprimary ----- s Anti a p.1 election j ! wiH 1x3 willing to spend arreasonable * I“w- »a*d »**d tbe the Governor, and the , Saw the wise ! a®ount for putting the'waiu or ............ an a rail* the ! thing •» is w to try good fenh. and ilia of nf id tk.. tn try trv 11 it in tn good crrwv.1 &utb 4 ortic« io -prwentable ahape Tbe plan 1 frutn the--experience gained - -- ---* • ,‘v |uau ----- ----.^bbb.x; Maun thus glUUVU luC tbe bein« ‘tnwidered is to first clean the 'Iaw can and will pt>rfcc'ti* . and let w’alla- which ihe— decoramav- drive . .will brighten -------- — ™— . I “* hope - that ,—, it — —..J from our DANDRUFF Christmas • Presents J. Hi stings Souvenir it 3E 3E* 3E at 3t 2E3E3E 3 Glasses' C Stm3S and'lNuts A REASON Is your hair coming out by Company. &anufacgreat combsful ? Every combful turerj. of the Rexall Remedies, for whose causing a pang of fear for the fu­ preparations we aie ture. agent' in this city, nuke 200 remedies, Does a white trail of dandruff one for. each dl Each sift over shoulders ? one is especially pre­ One bald spot has already ap­ pared to cure lone dis­ ease, and that only. peared. You manage to hide it. This is an age uf spe­ cialists. 3’mi don't but it is spreading rapidly. contract with a plumb­ Is the hair you have left turn­ er to build your whole bouse, do you? Why ing gray or fading and makes should you contract you look aid and homely when you with one'proprietary medicine to cure all are still ybung? your troubles.: ' Ofteotinte* you run Have ybu tried many restora­ actoM a building contives that gummed your hair into a sticky mass—but accomplished ment, his cwn plastering department. ai«i so on. nothing else ? . all o« which etail toThen R^exall “93” Hair Tonic is Eether and lnii'.d the Ouse Iliis is just what the remedy you nerd. The United Dnis Com­ pany t» doing for you in Rexall Hair Tonic is whol­ the medicine 1iiic They ly free from grease or sediment, have cut dowii pnofits; they manufacture {Rexand will neither gum the hair nor alt ren>;-Jics for over. 2.000 rejail druggisls. soil the-clotliing.or pillows. It is These druggists arr the .only intermediate profit clear and clean. .that stand M<ecii The Rexall “pi” Hair Tonic stops U ’>it rd -l)n g <£orapany the patient, : falling hait and* permanently ban- ■. and Could Hu-United Drue ’Company, cf tshes dandruff. which we are a Snrir.bcr, It does this by destroying the afford t>» make t-neljoor medicine in ttyis Sine? cause—the microbes. Docs hot comnioniense uH rbu that ♦ncjp<H>r Rexall l“SB’* Hair Tonic will tnrdldne would rum the sale of the dfiirt quickly enyef the bald spots with prrmrnriomr» ; If! vou axigoroiis growth of hair. We ' guarantee! t<i grow hair on all heads where; a sjurk of-life re­ mains in the roots and \vhcrc the follicles hivelnat grown over. It ■utf bus-, makes a del^htfvl dressing, and keeps the Iscalp cltari and. healthy. tiifth so tiupii. lily [that We sclba hrgc; bottle for fifty ve itMid !x»t'k A ! flhrm, cents that we gtiarantce to. do all with out ptarathcvL're­ fund vou your atom y if we Have claimed or refund your they do not bctiefix you. money. Criminal*. „ r rum vanou* parts of th? Male there are the mutterings of opposition to the IN indettTiniuate rentenc. statute of this <4 t huh P rMrti of wmeu prai-ttcaily takes out Oi _ ...‘»lly taken Come to Our Hardware Store $ O S hands **" the disposition to ‘be criminals, giving him only 4 minimum -^,1max___ tions .k wi!I .1 __ I i8Uto nil ____ will get lomuthitig good and substantial, and «omethintt 2 I f“thor tyr to fix rts ® ln»mnm and HI n. ■ K?nR-innw: n0" nn °” ,u-alla. Wallh' n.l,l which theu a,i attamPu fo corruptl >. control heavily coated wijh materials eo tin i nominations for office; lleie are a iew suggestions: : Tri | t.mum senteneeK, and giving to the 1*^00 board the right to iliapoMran be washed and kept < lean m I Ue believe that, without Respect to j Forks. Spoons, Carving C ||{Knivi Sets, wi i "t an>' criminal as may jmit their -----------! party.-all voters should conamend tbe ; * Ni ... | Pl®®rere imh-pendenr of any cecom- 1 ,. stand taken by Gov. Warner} and give j Ware, Razors, Granite Ware, OBITUARY. " re4 mendation from anyone, after the min ­ WOOTOX A<l»h A. Wooton. wife 'th< >rl>l. 'u'P”"“rv !«« » Wr ' -.r-. If it । Ranges, Oil Heaters, Oil Lamp!!! -S.ov. I irtium attiteniv is served. ......... -•«»»«*». । ut atoms non ton. tjjed at Borg»*s-i j n e * xls amendment, as uni it undoubtedly ot MotTii Woolen, died at Bent-., j , ' r ” ' *' Hul «ndmenl. *« it Snow Shovels. See Our Line of ~ \ S:Ui h.s"'* legislation i«Ju-oi>M«tjhan foolish i Hospital .Kulatnaruo, Mich.. Saturday > do*-and will, the ex jwriencti gained by yp it is patitively vicious, aud if it does Decern tier Uth.aft-r an illness of only ten Br,unl triul result in perfecting the m . ; . not make Michigaiiatn asy|nm for the days of a<;ute yellow atnmbv of the 'law* Tbo BANNER recogftizee that I in •M : criminals of other .states jwhere they I liver. The <l«M-eased was a daughter of j v',ten* °r state, and'we bolipve ’ ff TH 1 are more nuiunally dealt-with then j Mr. and Mrs Chaa. S Andrus of 385 Ibtrry County want primary reform. ■ ONLY 10 CENTS EACH. 444 11 i. lieinn-.’ tbe i-riminkl, an* nd! ' High Sb thin l-ity After a-short •»•«’■ j-and we shall he glad to M-d the law 41 will pleased With them: m IxMHud at to what a <'ar.uil« thitried andI P put in ilk as tieaj-ly neuyly tt perfect ______________ w . ! tr ’ wl an( ut »*« I!! law ice at the home of the deceased in Kai1 has made for them in this stat*' amazuo. which teas conducted by tho ' for“ hv ** porei >le. While ik\ The trial judg* i- the oae who is in Rev. \V 31. Ihiffer pastor of the Firpt i "* lu‘Vr to miuoriti nnnjiiufr.. jn;., the ivst- partition imfevltle What iw'uteiK'e M. E. church of Kalamaroo. There-, tiunn such hs art- putirdble . ------•--— timer thedirifc* nomination plan, and.... have believed . a ••nunnal sho jlJ' receive; He h< ars mains weje brought to Hartings u, the 1■ ,wv> * ------------n ’.knedrs the bs-aL,' home of her parents where servirb ’ ,h,*t ,hh iaw 'Y'»njd increase all’the icondiri.iii thai,should ahvkys U; con- were tnilj on Tuesday the 12th run­ nomination fonoffice far morn than the dur-led hv Rev Trott of the ’M. E 1 caucus and convention systeu:. we rec' determine the ngth uf sentences, und chnri-h. Burial t.nily plai-e at tUver* ><niz>* that the i«jople are i i earnest in asking for it. and are c I .‘«rly rnnot a jiurdon b ird. who knows nothing side, ’ ; ■ • • ■ ' to what they- wish Ve* freely abotit the criminal The deijra- d was s„ graduate .«! cxi-eplrniis prison ^inuui.ic of ui the uif titled . --- - -j that we may be ent rely mis­ • res*onl. which {the th criminal Would llnrtiugi High School of the clam of _____ _ so T Though / .. ______ \,f g'retirtng ’wk”n aiwOt ,be workings of ’the 'di‘ ' naturally rank-- i- good as_______ he could somewhat a p-mlon n< k»a- dispositiofi. and a lover uf home, she [ niamnatiub plnn. and frsnkly ad­ We hart* a tine >lock oli Fruits ant! Nuts : had a host of_______________ friends who will greatly silde. \l _____ ___ _ .' nut. lhn‘i “ “B-v Prave. wht n finally Vfe believe Michigan is getting t*x< ! mourn hejr untimely •.■nd, • The floral • Prrf**tcd. to be frr»t from tl * f<>r the; holiday trade nn<l w.« solicit our — r.......... —boards. ~~.J™ It from friends in Kalsmazou . l “I’tHhle features we tyave th utglit we many all-powerful I is l*-ing j offerings - . 'hare of your trade. We charge you no !o <k*ath by toards. so to-speak. «nd Harting* were profuse and . show’ ^MVe **” ’n ,nH.v ,esul* »»•*-* nioiv.tlban Other* but it’s in li'ireil U reform in suctirina MK*nring fsir frir ii<>minnomin* tn;iv 1ifc. , ..-.I..,. '1 t Bi.tooni ■ in it, which iL.-, <i.... ..aatwl b^b.i was ;.great great a rtdorm There may x»m»into dic<-m-ijm* lor a pardon the esteem the dec Ixiard that u ay look into caee* and ; held by those who khew her best. . > afions a-, tbe Australian built it has in i securing fair aud dean vln tions. At make recommendations t<-the governor There is left to mourn a loving , for executive clemenrj. Even that in wife and mother 1* husband and one ! an? ---------------r*te the majority -.rf — of ...j the voters of ; Fine l^tie of Cigars and Tobaccos 1 this st^te wish -kajtry ■ di reci numina' liable to abuse, as tire people of Barry , son. Harold, who have the sympathy of 1Ute -«r’' diiw-i I lions for office, and they are entitled to j county have reason to know. But to j a host of friends. • have ’ their wishes gratified. The I give a prison board authority to oxer- | —*----------- -------isc .Mie functions of a judge in de- • There 1. more than a poaAMUly . . that BANKBB will ch,.-rtully work with . ■ all friends uf primary, reform to give it 1 tertnining what shall lie tne length of , the fence posts of tbe future will be 1 ot Hans 1 Babcock's Barber Shop. Hastings. Mich. CIRCUIT COURT CASES a prison . term for n criminal is a made of ounent. Ceuieut Geuwnt punts poets are al- I; the fullest and fairest test, not only in • wrong to society, and the next legis- ready being made and used with sne- I! ipOQ. but in future elections^ not only j .law. hut under such I l_ —. _I : _ _ _» - 1. > *. >«•«_ . ---'1*1.4. Irt.,,.-, ■„ 1 iLnl.i ' 1 under the present -**w. latnre should rejiea] the law» There re* Th* Intore ia qnlu likely to '“'"r *“ j Ktnendmentii as experience.™ill ahow to Which Have Been Disposed of At is too much x'nrimcntal nonsense see machines costing but little which j-bi* wise and the interest of l air nomi- | I... .... r towi! * a,’dhi* the interest of fair nomi- j i talked and acted out in these days will enable every. farmer make Preaent . Term of jswta and and -euro secure jswt* iiosts that that ' nHt*onHwa,‘l to ^he direct.; ! touching the disposition criminals own own fence fence port* Court* nomination inr Iore practically I... ’...When *nination system tried until the We are glad to notice that the indestruclilile. When I| n<, SZ ' •nchpuajean^be furnished at W cenu P^P** ,,f Michigan are we I satisfied ; circuit judges ofr the rtaite an- bf- ------ ----- T--------- - —----- —-------------- :— j, [ from the cases dispoed of nt from experience that it is ■ v hut they ' th«i present term of conn of which we -- ill Isj. »-v. luvic coming iyterested in this matter and j apiece, r»re as Mir; they will there IIs nw no ucv nee worry brer the failing supply of oak want: or that thev want no nOr? “ J ‘ i b«v® made local mention elsewhere that spurt*of them aredi-p, -ed tu con- '{■to ■ i As announced elsewhei e Senator r I therethe following: d -inm the unwarranteil usurpation of ■ ,in-l celar iiost*. which are worth now ■ Glasgow wilpiegir. in onr is-v.vof Jan . Eckert-Seeker Brewingv Cd. ., vt.„John WM„ the office of the judge by the' stat* j r-ry ;lnl. a «i« «l articl., . vxpla.n. i <M L.i'pl’.inP j pardon Ixiard which i* practiced under ! I ing the new law. and we wint to have -’ iff. • j this act its provisions fully understoxi and the : John W. Wing vs. Lucinda Verier, f At th* coininginetting < f the circuit ; law fairly tried, and a: jendmeuts i appeal, settled out o(_rourt, | judge* at Uansing it *eem* probalde : \V had a Whirld Benter' record fur business nmde wherever experience may show ! Thornapple Electric Co. vs. Downing ( that the'inatter wiil’U* considered, and 1 and will In refunded to you if .IfUJr I that'changes uiJCmakc f >r'better. Bnlhs A Co. apjx'al. settled <«ut< ot ~ . •■ar' but tve at rd going to'beat it this year. puing hall a boule of i we hup? the judges will, go on rewn-tl • ! tenner nominations/ . i-i nivreasou why we shouldn’t. We iiiurt.; I as asriing for the rej*'nl of the inle’er' Whni the BANNER wjuit-1and stand-,, j|jna Dewey vs. Glen Dewey, divo-.j-e, ; tier ai*|ilainteil. and the people know me l minate sentence hjw. It i* an. un- j • for <juw aa it has in the past iis a wjuare j D<H-ret. gran led and judgment uf ^13<U i - y work fitter than ever before. I |tn warranted interference with whaj j I deal and honesty in politic? und tairj jw p|ujntiff and *fi<i a year to be paid ’ shunld h? the prerogative Of a.’judge. : :-i - iiiippeil with all the newest and latest i nominations for all oftices. It the di- .j jj|)r j(ir ^j,. gnpport of her child until ' in Pliotki Mounts. Cards. Foldeis than I ; rect nomination syatem will help w ' further order from the court. 7^7 .• r was in thjrpast. • . • bring a better und cleaner state of • ij pblitics we want it. and lhe state a* trained 11 Mire Mary Muenlyke L*x>k at the inducement I ain offering. If । Michigan shodld hare it. Let it I nurse of Grand Rapids, i* cai ing for j Every fanner wants to lie a «chool will? How * doesn’t bring businet^ vdkat ” I tfied in g>»od faith. Mr«. Lydia Powell. . ' teacher, every school teacher hopes to •• ran yon make so many !l>e^utifn1 presents ■ • ! be an editor, every editor would like Clement Hipion. an old resident •r x) little mdney ? THEY RE-ELECTED HOLBROOK. j to lie a banker, every banker would like (hrttietoib died Thursday morning you ana not satisfied with' results. ’i. t-ni«t mut-nata und to l^ be> trust magnate and wwrv ©very. tru«t trust I his late home in that towixhip. This is our guarantee which goes i magnate hopes some day tq own a The jury for the present term of ■ with every bottle. farm ami have chicken* and cows and Lansing K. of P. Lodge Makes Him court was discharged Friday, the jury For Sale and Guaranteed anly by pigs and hcrs"*» to look after. We end । caaes having Ireen finished that day. Chancellor Commanider where we begin. -Ex. . A.E. With every duten of my BEST CABINETS Again. Sylvester McLaughlin was arrested : Thursday and was sentenced by Justice Will get the New Style, Handsome [ E. G. Holbrook han again been eloc। । Bishup to a week in tbe county jail I ; ted Chancellor Commander of CtanntLife Sized Portrait FREE OF CHARGE. 1 for disorderly conduct. , . ; let Lodge No. J2 K. of P . <-f Lansing. This life sizeil portrait alone is actually worth । Cd's many Hastings friend*|are pleased 1 At the MeihodifSt parsonage Wednes- j * t i ti* learn of tho Pythian 1 honors that ■c uoand sells for that. ■ diybyltov. Arthur Trott. Mr. Fred | Upbblsfering V* ▼ 1 have |>een showered upon him. Besides 1 | Ely of Maple Grove arid Mire Ella l With the hiiJmII size you iret an extra picture done at the '♦ ' being- Chan<*ellor Commander of the | । 1 Renfro, of Awreria. were united in iiltited on a large, handsome mount—a pretty * Ibdge. he is Captain of I>HiiHiiig Com■ marriage. m T °i Probate. ? i^' * iK I IIP tier Court Home michiuax juoof.s'con THIS STATUTE ’rta~ Fh ism To la»p««, New PUn for Oecar,. I DEMS A TESTED REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM SW «»* I Uh *K >n the forp. December 20. > • Rheumatism? Probate banner ro. Yo«T^r-r,., Th., r.. „,v,. „„ FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH. QUALITY THAT WE LEAD. STORE COREY BROS CHRISTMAS GRAND OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS •‘YOUR MONEY IS • NO GOOD” HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. For.tlre aJx>ve ucca«iit>n the Q K. & S. Rj1. Co. will sell round trip excur­ sion tickets at one and one third fare for the round trip. Baton of sale De­ i-ember 23. 23 and ’30; J9to aiid Jan­ uary 1st ItMML Return limit leaving destination not later tiiari January ,3, H«0«. j \ Love is never ileeperUl by damning it up. ’• No creed that is shorter than a life is lung enough. 0 -.......................... u——< CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.... THE FAMOUS ATT.J.JOHHSOHS 6088 Local News i get RHEUMATISM and BLOOD CURE FREE OF CHARGE Buy jour friends a beautiful framed picture for a Christinas I’rewut. .hist come in and see \-.tbe bean til ui lino of imitation l Water color I’icturts: American bcenea. Hand painted Pastels ), and Fruit Picture*. These are \ the kinds of gifts that tha please and something »hat they will keep as 1' a token of true friendship. Do­ ) not fail to see ub before Christ\ mas. ; 1 MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL C. M. EARLY, Phone 140 Nanhvllle. Mkh. MULHOLLAND UPHOLSTERING. b ture to keep, YCU KNOW WHAT YOU GET, WHEN YOU GET CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. ‘ 1 will he at uv stiidio in Middleville every THURSDAY, located in the Ferguson Build111/, west side.. HRISTMAS, PHOTOGRAPHER. MICH HASTINGS, Ww A « VEGETABLE SICILIAN p. AL-LS Hair Renew Psrhaps you like youi- gray hair; then keep it. Perhaps not, Ih.n remember— Hall’s Hair Renewer dwavs restores color to L hair. Stops falling hair, also. " Il 1 Ii I1 I 11 Twehty-six killed and iti tiftyntty- ’iw ive injurwl is Vie final score <•it ’the ‘ Ininters f —is s. en- . vs. north woisK Eterh_ l hunter titled to one deer:’ if be can’.t find a deer he shoots a man. This accounts for the above 're^htw . Judge Smith ’directed a verdict for ' the Micnigau Central in the suit of 1 Oversmith against that read for not taking out a’car of slock promptly. It | appeared from Mr. ’OvcrsmitU s teati. xnony that he did not have his stuck all I loaded when the train pulleil out. al­ though the train wn.s already late. I State Game and Fish Warden Chap- I1 null, in bi« report lor Xove^l»-r. >"■ j eluding the deer anya that th« ■ I .Ute iMlitotions have l»en onltn liber।I idly idle Boppliitl tioh ami game that . suppneti with Witn iihh ! were w’irtd from unlawul catch.*, ’ |j Aside -from drum ji quantity cf fish, three I (legr were writ to the Industrial School j I’for Boya There were twenty-four ar­ rests forviolatum of the game lawi and ; twenty-five for violating the fish Jaws. । Fines and <n»ts of ■*«!! were paid. . No more roupks living in tbe United State* can go to Windsor, or any other I point in Canad* and be legally married. This ruling was made by the Attorney I General of Canada because (he author­ ! YOUR CHRISTMAS LAUNDRY SSeS’ S r patrons to bring: their laundry work for f^hriatrnas early. U" ’ ; ■ work (tetter. Y'on’ll be better satidfiM and to will we. • rtm 243. We can The American Laundry. *■ t PEOPLES' EXCHANGE , ■ pany Uniformed Rank, r, . . If you have a ooiirh.chair or parlor set. tJiat needs repairing give us a call. Prices minROTUlBlH 1---- —— and ion ‘guaranteed miaranteed.. satisfaction PEOPLES EXCHANGE _ W. K» Jamieson, rrop, 1 IK North Jefferson Street. No. 77. K. lof P.. and ■ ♦ I is an aid oh tho staff of Genjral Loomis ; J 1 w|jo ronjmBnd(l tlK, Michiin brigade! $ i df Uniformed Knights - of. x .. Pythias. . | ♦ 1 Holiday vhopp.-ra an- much In eri ”"M ‘“-..T j* Jpackages. Don’t feel hurt if Ivon happen • to enter a store just at thia season and l I *eo a friend burn ing to out of | 4 your way and giving you, the stony | * Stare—she may tie. buying u Christmas I ♦ pn^nt for yon A* *4. I - ------------ ■ LEHIGH, NUT and EGG, POCAHONTAS, CC.B., MASSILLON, WASHED NUT, HOCKING VALLEY, PERE MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS CO. CO. SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ! TRUTH TRIUMPHS Saturday SPECIAL PRICE SALES Our Special Price Saturday salt* have become *• popular • that we have concluded incon titnte tliem next Saturday IT WILL PAY YOL TO GET { MY PRICES ON MEATS ON THAT DAY. We are Exclusive Agents -F -F for SWIFT'S Jor.ey Butler ities bf that province do not. wish to lie I a party to the swelling 0/ American ' h - Inolu this city. Thie II.the brtt made and you II be divnree record. He rules that no 11pleased with II. censes may be legally breed unle*» 'at least ono of tbe parties has been a resi­ dent of the municipafity fur not less , than fifteen days. In case neither of M. J..Weaver, Prop. tbe parties has been a resident of the । Cor. Jefferson and Court streets. municipality for fifteen days, the reason for having the marriage celebrated PtiMis 238. there must hot evade publicity or for Hastings Citizens Testify for the ' Public Benefit. A truthful stati ment of ia Hastings | citizen, given in his own words should । convince the most skvptioil abopt the : t merits of Doan's Kidney fulls. If yon I taller from backache, pervousntws. kleepleMm***- urinary disoiilers or ahi* ( i form of kidney ills.the cure n? at hand I licad this, j _j ' John Mate, blaekrtDithI of Grand , btreet. says: •Fhrsix ymm off and on I was‘troubled with mfr luck, po j doubt brought on by horwidio-ing. At first it was a dull pain low1 down across , my loins every-now and then, but the , lain year it clung to me ail the tune and although I used ’’very remdey 1 which came to notice I was unable to cneck the caw, let alone remove it. Finally 1 began taking DoreaKidhey Fills, procured at Arthuk- E. Mulhol­ land’s drug store. I have,not felt the pain in my back to amount to any thing since- I am always piereed to say a goikl word in favor of Doan s For sale by all dealers. Price MJ cents. Fotaer-Milburn Co.. »*«»}«• York.sole agents for the United btates. Remember the' name—Doan b—ano JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO take no other. any other impspper purpose. We handle the best grades of coal on the market— Order from us and you are sure to lie satisfied Phone 194 and we will give your order prompt attention. See us before buying oooooooooooooooocedoocxiooo People’s Meat Market No. 77. GOAL ____________ THE KINDS THAT LAST ARE WHAT YOU SHOULD SELECT FOR Christmas Presents. Can fi.: found at my Hardware*Store. When you grit one uf them B will L-e «« m» ihi» g that wirf |a> t. Il won’t I* the "pit k letuonad**” kind with iu.B d plraMuk taste-and then iis gone. Here are sortie tnggestioLb fur you:-- { ‘ Carving jets, . Baking Dishes. Knives, Forks, Spoons. Razors, Granite Ware. Skates. Cutters. Guns, Ammunition, Blankets, Washing Machines, Robes, •nd • THOUSAND Stoves, Oil Stoves, Ranges. oTMt'N ihtnqj. . We especially invite your attention to our UNIVERSAL STOVES. Iiotli hard and raft coal They an- an good Id every way M the BEST, and our PRICE mnkp* them eapeelaBy at tractive. Fred Spangemacher, “1. Phone 311. hardware iiabdwahe. Hastings, First door east of Renkea & Walldorff*B. Mich. \ ; > I i . ' I < । j �SCAIBIKLT W NOUNCES GRAFTERS Bad Blood b responsible for most, of the diseases and ailments of tbe human system. It se­ riously afiecte every organ and function, causes catarrh. The ricltest man is the one who can give freely with fewest regrets. The farmer who raises only, first F- F. INGRAM ‘ OF DETROIT A FOR­ *■ - - ■ fa never MER HASTINGS BOY without a market for ti n. snd he DOES IT seldom has to shin. The is hu ch a thing as creating a taste I for one's fruit. \ ADDRESSES A Hood's Sarsaparilla EMPORIUM li£ (11 B fine line of Fancy Pillow H. cbo...b. Tops. Laces, Embroideries, Cushions aud Balding Silks. > and get your good things 1! hl',rd '*“■»'»“ •>“>» I" Englund that » " “ ■ • <! ifi tbe American people, free, popular You .will find niy { for Xmas dinner. J and self government was a failure. : Hurry Up GOODS 1 PRICES RIGHT ! > t J We ar« headiinarters fori; . -Tb. «ilen<-or .poioaetic attitude .... . - J J All kinds of Pickles, bottled < ! ordinary indifference, partly cynicism ‘ and partly good nature, with which »and in bulk. Best Canned- Meats, < American public. * “When a nation has a large popnlation of selfish paraaiteH, the end ia not far off. | "Conditions in the United Stater* < cannot remain an they are. They J must grow better or worst-. "The civic •problem is, shall honaat. f- 4 , iMipnlnr government lat restored while J i there is yet time, or shall we supinely •4 * drift along the foul current of political ~~~ I and financial rottenness until the dic_ I tutorship of the'man on* horseback 01 i the program of the De Ins Socialists will f seem a w^come relief." ) । From what we have quoted it will G ■ be seen that Mr. Inrgam has the ) : Roosevelt quality of speaking his mind plainly anti directly. Ju^t received A. new barrel« of Saner Kraut. The Fuel that’s right. At the Price that's right. Cleanest and Cheapest Fuel. For Sale by GAS CO. Phone 359. Store Open Evenings. W. H. FAIRCHILD Phone 292. BREAKING MY RECORD FOR LOW PRICES Until Jan. 1st, 1906 l will sell any stove in my b tore, Hard Coal or Steel Range ' for $40.00 You can’t afford to let thin ' 830.00 a»d some as high also hnve the largest s|ock ever brought to Hastings. HIGH STREET. chance bo by. Most dealers gel as S55.1KI for the same stove*. I of Monunft Robes, 4‘fx« feet, Call and see them. Jesse Townsend. HASTINGS, ft ... MICH. Christmas Trees Fur Sale, Any Size. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ATTORNKIR KN A PPEN, A Homeys. 317 MichiRitu Trust Co. Building. Grand Rapids. MiciilKtK. Practices m all conrts of th* outo .iremptlr u> Collectlona Will Johnson uf Hastings spent Sun­ day at hotne. Mr. and Airs. A. E. Robinson and family spent- Friday in Hastings the I guests of relatives. A HANLON. M. D.. Physician -nc Munreou. Middleville, Mich E. I'hilley is able to be out again. There will1 be exenseaat the Yeckley school bouse Christman night. All are cordially invited. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ROWLAND BROS. For LIVERY RIGS. We have several first class rigs in connection with our Jefferson Street Feed Barn. Your patronage solicited. WHEN YOU WANT COAL CALLON L. A. EATON.HE HAS IT. ALL KINDS IN STOCK. AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 95 Wm. H. STEBBINS. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director. Booms next to OtuistmM' Photogruin Studio. Besldenec JW Court street. All calls promptly attended, day or night. CHIxen* Phone. Re*. 6c; Office 76. DAN LAKE, THE OLD RELIABLE HORSE SHOER. Shop ou Court Street, just east of Jefferson st C Lincc FOR MEN, OnUEd FOR BOYS. 1 make * specialty ofhaadllag MEN'S find BOYS' SHOES. See n>y line before buying. Repairing neatly and promptly done. • PHIUP LUTZ, ' Beoond <k»r south of Eortoffice. j I Mr. Henry Kenyon Kenyon of Oseula Oseola coi county i WIW trouts on was seen OI on, onr onr streets on .busi business j Tuesday. Forest Friend is visiting his cousin Ubas. Aspinall, • There will be a Chris mas tree at the church on Monday even.ng much to the delight of the children. Mita Abbie Fiaher of Ohio ia visit­ ing her parents. Mrs. Shively of Hastings and -Mr. and Mrs. J. Rafe of Ohio visited rela­ tives and friends in this vicinity cue day last week. The price of potatoes is dropping in Northern Michigan and is now quite a little below the 50 cents H bushel level. It may be those Barry county farmers who did not sell when offered 60 cents a bushel for their potatoes missed the golden chance. The Bissell Carpet Sweepers and will cheerfully refund your money if not perfectly satisfac­ tory after a 30. days trial. A large upholstered Reclining Morris Chair will make him happy. A Sled, Steel Express Wagon or Small Chair for the boy or girl. A Music Cabinet, Ladies’ Desk, Organ or Piano for the young lady. These are a few of the sensible suggestions we can offer you in this paper. Call at our store and you will find many more. RenKes &. Walldorff, : i ' ' PIANOS AND ORGANS. THREE L1CEN Oliver Ickes and family will spend ’ Xmn« in Indiana the guest of her fathH. B-cbtel and liimiTy spent Sunday al Roh Becbt.l*. ot Hcnderubott Corn- i Lloyd Eaton expects to upend Xuimb with his sister Mrs. .James Breidenstein of South Haven. MANY LADIES in Hastings have found our flour to be the best they have ever used. We want our flour Jin every home. We have been to big expense putting in the latest and beSlmachinery, and pur flour is just as good as the best TRY IT/AND YOU WILL BE PLEASED. ASK TOUR GROCER FOR OUR BUCK­ The best on the urtel, put up l> IO anil 25 piund uchs it $6.00 the bbl. If ha has net got It call up the aiill. DICTATOR FLOUR per cwt. $2.20 BRAN Per ton $18.00 MIDDLINGS Per ton $22.00 Miss Jessie Kelley visited at O. Spencer's last week. . Our school will celebrate Christmas Friday evening with exercises and a Christmas tree. Do not buy a Couch without looking at the construction; we will tell you just how it is made and what you can expect. No matter what price, it will be the very best for the money. We sell HIGH BANK. W. H. Eaton and wife were culled to Swartz Creek last Friday on account of tlie serious illness. of their son George Eaton who has typhoid fever. WELCOME CORNERS. Our young folks are ranking good use of'the fine skating. carries with it a long time remembrance and satisfactionr No­ where will you find such a beautiful assortment to select from as at Renkes & Walldorff’s. j { EH Rose, wife and children of tho Upper Peninsula are visiting Wm. I Matthews and family. WHEAT FLOUR. B. Temple was a Kalamazoo visitor last Wednesday. Th>’ funeral of Mrs. Gealer was held R. V. GALLAGHER, Physician and at the the U. B. church last Tuesday Surgeon, Dowling, Mich. Office und was very largely attended. hours 12 to 2 p. in. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Temple spent Sat­ Telephone kt tjowo Day or Night urday night and Sunday with Prairie­ ' ___________ U ENT I.STS_______________ ville friends. F. E. WILLISON. D. D. Ji. The C. E. society*held at the church Hasting*, Mich SURVEYOR. Sunday evening was quite largely at­ tended, the recital by Mr. Spencer WALTER HEATH. &ROGKRH. D. W. BARRY COUNTY SURVEYOR, ROOKHS of Lansing was very good >nd was en­ ISKVKAXCR C. U Residence on Sec. 4. •Prairierille, Post OfBoe joyed and appreciated by all. Ro«er*' Block. Ha<Ungs. Michigan. address Delton. Mich., ft F. D. No. 4. The young people are enjoying the fine skating at present. I>. A. SHELDON I Fur buyers .were quite numerous ou our streets last week. The article is in good demand and they are offering enormous prices. Leon Moon is furnishing bis homo i which he recently purchased of Jas. I Townsend. Things are looking pretty | suspicious. . CEDAR CREEK. J. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Hastings, Micb. All buEineas given prompt and careful attention. Collections a specialty. Office over Banner Office. Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Moatgr to loan on Meal Estate. Iteal Ksttate sold on cotnmltrflon. General eunreyaoctaf. HartDr a complete ret of Abstract Books. oompliM from tl* IteoorOa. can farnlab complete Abstracts. , 4 ' ! ■. Mrs. Oliver Johnson is entertaining a sister from away. Mrs. M. Seeber returned from her A. (esei headed farmer nays the best brothers Arthur Gesler's Friday. where developed mont vigorous sows will she bud been assisting for a short time. •brays come to the trough first, and Herman Natzel of Bru.-li Ridge called from these the brood sows should Ire or. friends in this vicinity Sunday. selected. . Alvah Seeber .asaisted liy Miss Yeck­ A kidney or bladder trouble can al­ ley took in tuxes in Hasting* Saturday. ways ,be cured by using Foley’s Kid­ Mias Olive Johnson assisted her sia- ney Cure in time. For sale by Arthur ■ ter Mm, Mattel Anders of Brush Ridge E. Mu 1 Holland. one day last week dressing poultry. • Miss Malrel Yeekley spent Sunday at : home. Dll. KtSSKLL-WlH answer culls In tin- city Porter Smith spent Sunday with his nnd . Mi-inlty. special xttentlon given to I'aUrrli and dlwnrei ol the throat aud ctie.-t niece Airs. A. Myers. and chronic diseases. Other at rcsldeore 109 W. Cent>-r stM jnst ^Andrew Myers and Frank Johnson ent' west ot the old Bussell home. OSice hoars 7;Z0 wood on the Russel farm jiart of last lu <*:;« a. nr.; 12;;^ to ;i:ao and 6:00 to >.co j>. m. THOMAS & FKYOIl. C.b t™» I) .- I ilJvRTL Attorneys at Law. L. H. pbtok.' Oltfce* over Hastki<s City Batik. Al. large vock of glasses and COLG ROVE i HITTER. AttoruevK nt Uw, H. * -vjC. H. MAKBKR Sui-reA.- >•» to Ptrtlip f. Uolgnw' PKMrianr «nd ^urut-ons Ofllct lu O&J.-’- ‘Hoes, HmcIuk* PraMlocs tn Culls tn e|ij <m Conner rwp‘ai>ii*e u, *.■ .iiBptnw. day or n!gb» A. R. KFNASTON ■ notorious frauds and corruption in the Harley Branch and Fred Mead from t V ege* « sphere of politics are viewed by the away are viai'tim. visiting at Wm. Dann's, tvuv nr., ut IVm Iltiiin'w tables etc. at right prices. . A piece of Furniture, a Rug, Mirror or Picture John.Friend, who is at the home uf Frank Aspinall with typhoid fever. ? -N. fwtnr. of America m. «rik<» < ‘ a stranger.s*) powerfully as the extra- ’ ► which are in popular demand this season and, rightly too. Trinkets quickly lose their charm but a useful gift, for instance Wickham, wife and sou Floyd, and Mr. j and Mrs. Jas. Friend/»f Carlton were’ called to the bedside of their relative I < I generally of. church and educational Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hill's little daughleaders in the face of brazen crime com­ ter has tbe measles. Dr. Gallagher of | mitted by high-toned criminals, im­ Dowling is attending her. ,T < I mnne from punishment, is not the least Miw Elsie Thomas has lieen visiting Honey., < [ Of the civic problems that face us. "*T7 her aunt Mrs. Jas. Hili the. past week. ► Fresh Baltimore Oysters. (Christmas Presents Mrs. Brooks was compelled to re­ turn from her eastern trip on account of ill health, and is now at Naslivilie. Frgjik Friend of Freeport, Warreo j The iMrtient is no better at this writing. Miss Edith Nickerson of Lacey visit«1 her cousin Miss Alma Strickland t'rotn Sunday until Wednesday of Ijist week. If this fine weather continues there is still hopes of Leach McKelvy pitting his corn husked. » • Chas. Nickerson and family visited a! Irving Brandt's Sunday. alldorff\ Big Stock is just teeming with Sensible ten on tbe hand by a dog last Manday. Dr. Keller of Lacey drea-eil tbe wound. She is getting along nicely. . J Best W bite Clover . Michigan. Rey. Olmstead of the U. B. Circuit was seen on our itreets, Monday. all kinds of r nuts, Candies, 5 * jrrrKRSON st.. . RenKes SOUTHEAST BALTIMORE. Lewis Hill is nuriang a broken rib. Jabe Walton' of Centr*! Baltimore spent one night last week with Jas. Hill and family. . Mia Chaa. Strickland visited rela­ tives in Battle Creek, last Tuesday. CHURCH Mrs. David Brown was severely bit­ The editor of a country paper re­ ceived the query: ' ‘can you tell me DETROIT what the weather will lie next month?" In reply he wrote: ‘ ‘It is my belief which purifies and enriches that tbe weather next month will be Extracts from His Address Delivered Sunday Noon De. the blood as nothing else can very much like your subscription.*' The inquirer wondered for an hour c ember 10th. what the editor was driving at. when he happened to think uf the word "un­ Frederick F. Ingram, well known settled." He went in tbe next day and in thia city, near which he was born squared his account. and where he attended school and MINA SCOTT’S The Jackson Citizen Press editorial­ lived several years, ia now a very suc­ ly launches a boom for Cotigrvswnan cessful business man and manufacturer Charles E. Townsend for president to in the city rf Detroit. He is greatly necMd Pnridtart Boownlt in im i J* _pIobS“; “ * Itta^hi. claim lor recognition of i “"d and!" O,,M> «ucb loirh honor, on hi. prominent in •” deh"r “ P01"the protKwd railroad rate IcgLlaUtm. 1 I™ ”','1 ci"' Al "“)n Su"d’»' -• TVwo.mlooin Ko <l«al.»OMU« bxdre.drhu a ttoml.r 10 h. dd.v.red efore buying your : lb.t bo b in «be- bold a. « “ (Christ.! hritilinaH Presents, <fo j iucwwr tio°: or Rondl A. Al«r lt(t , ■>«-CWtc CroMemn," from wb.ch tt>r fat to see the beau- *Unitou not fi|il ” *’Si.tf. Senator, and that u. Detro.t Free 1 re™ o( th. foUtrnma da, tifnl things 1 I h^ve in Hooaerelt'. .tand.rd laurer to carry *•” ‘ *“on* ,he *ddro“ • ’Infant’s abd Children’s, out bi. policy when bi. tern, aaprwu- | ""W * “,d '0 QynD*t: \ , Dresses*. Suits. <’aps, Bonnets. dent tuspire..-could, with Kocv.lt*. I Hosiery, ij)ggiiis. ■ Drawers, backing, b. unu.in.omdy nominated j ‘The menmiard up in the .nrar.nce Mittens, Stiork Pantk, Bibs, Kepublicati . candidate, and .lecUd j ««“•■■■ ““F H»tan«. M. inter­ ested in the great railroads of the Dolls and many ^ther things president _______________________________________ j country. Is there not a possibility that that you must see to know, j we will find the same rottenness and the beauty thereof. Also a Fgraft at the bottom of the railroad and worse ............. ... j CORRESPONDENCE, j Everything Guaranteed Hastings Roller Mill Co. CHRISTMAS CANDIES No Christmas gathering is complete without a good supply of candies, fIt should ' 'be your aim to get the purest and best that are made. Here is wheri'' we can be of great service to you. We have Home Made Taffy Home Made Peanut Crisp Home Made Marsh Mallows and many other kinds. They They are all made out of the purest and best materials that we can buy. We also have a fine line of Chocolates and creams and our line of box candies for the Holiday trade will be especially fine. Before you make your purchases come and see us. Of course you will want good bread—that means Sani­ It is made out of the very best of materials that money can buy; its made Right. As soon as it is baked it is wrapped in oiled paper, which keeps out all dust, dirt and germs. It’s just as clean, just as good as the neatest housewife'makes. We would appreciate your Christmas or­ ders for Pies, Cakes and Baked Goods of every kind, and know that we can please you. tary Bread. OUR 15 GENT DINNERS are just as good as you have to pay more money for in other places. The next time you are in Hastings come in and see for yourself. VESTER & CARTER, Phone 167 Proprietors of City Bakery / fl ' . J fl ' �y*' 1 I* ’ ' ..... nas’iJNogjiAx^KK, December 20. iws_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •SO.pinWESTERN BARRY DEPARTMENTl^^ ___ - - --- - . ------ l_ — DELTON. 8HULTZ. Uf Mr. and Mra. Smith of Hickory’ Mra. Baraba McCallum spent from Corners spent Sunday with their rlaugbSaturday until Monday with Mra & tetr Mra. Bert Pennock. lif Min Bernice Pennock Is on the sick Townaon near Delton. There will be a Christmas tree in Ki list. tb« Brick church next Saturday even­ IK t ^ary Kalamazoo is at ing. ’ Free for everybody. W* home for a few weeks. Owing to the health of Mra Mra. R. fi. Harter visited her pur-ant* Fred Zerbel it was thought lieat not to in Johnstown lard week. have the Ladies Aid meet with her aa F. E. Doty uf Bantteld w*» in town has been pFeviouly annotmeed. It will therefore entertained by Mra a couple of days last week Herman Zerbel thia week Thursday for Mra Goodwin und I little daughter • Cj. are visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. dinner. M. Gwin. . Mra. Jennie Bugbee is very sick with Mra. F. A. Blackman and daughter. . appoplexy. Mr. and Mra. Andrew Carpenter en­ Qheen were in Kalamazoo Thursday. A. C Hamm -Dentist of Kalamazoo. tertained their neice Miss Wilkinson etc of Cloverdale the la*t of the week. • Mich., will lie at his dental parlors at CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.. • • f Jewelry all Kinds. w w w U/ W W ii/ ii/ Hand kleigbH' Sleigh Hells Rohes tt r Coats I Carpnt Sweepers Rnus u, S.w. ii " ' »n Hijngs Brooches !iain> Cliff Buttons Braceleto All kinds of SiKortoare fil; Cjittars. Emniture of all kinds lb Anything and everything Vou-want. ■ li ■ Charm. Locket? - - - - - - - - - - -—;- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - to ’loii’fi in and See Us and Get One of Our Calendars It —- ■ -------------- ----------- u, -pSURPRISE YOUR WIFE WITH A NICE GAS LAMP'4' !l» FOR CHRISTMAS 1’ <fi : ^ALDRICH BROS. . i:.- t.ot my regular' . rttliii; a trial order. j. SPROUL, Delton, Mich. Mra Nellie VanTyne and Mr* Horace Rjnuock visited Mrs. Doster at Duster station Sunday. Herb McGlocklin and Chester Nor­ wood were in Hickory Corner* Sunday evening. Hath bone Sard aud Peninsular \ Base burners, the kind* that give/ ।you the heat and nave coal Mils.) ^rioe? You’ll be sati<ti«*d it’s right. > Also see my general line of fiard \ Phillip SoloinuMK returned Thursday from a short vt® with his brother CUTTER* and SLEIGHS to suit i all camera. J amen in Allegan J. F. Oswald, SOUTHEAST YANKEE SPRINGS Mr. aud Mra. Tom Murphy and Mr. and Mra. Geo. Kellar visited at EM. Courtney’s Sunday. Mae McKihbin spent Sunday with her parent* Mr. and Mra. Geo.. ~ Mc- Doster, Mich. Kibbin. Mattie Stocking spent !Sunday at The Sunday School will have a her home. Christmas tree at the Church Saturday Series of mifetings at U. B. church Several of this place attended the evening. A cordial invitation is ex- will liegin New .Year’s Ere Silver medal contest at the Hinds tended-to you. „ __ _ Cook was m this vicinity last ZJSeott School bouse last Saturday night. ‘All The Earnest Worker* of Cluvenlale ‘week. : will hold their monthly meetir.? and- i A Xmas tree at the U. B. church rei«ort it to have hetrn very good. trip1. *n’° <i',nner at t,v‘ hume of Mra 1 will be given "next Saturday evening. G. W ChaM niade a l»u>inete i Charlo McDermott Friday . ot this tb IMurtings-Saturday. ASSYRIA. I sjeek Don't you tpisn it. ■ Chas, l-aukiugh, wife and little. MraJ Edger Tyler of Charlotte in daughter from the Carpeutpr Dist at­ DOUDS CORNERS । visiting her daughter Mra John Tuaktended church here and were guest* at Mrs Norris .is no letter at thls | er. A. F. Shultz's -Sunday. writing. , Mra. Frank Barry t>f Ypailnnti ia Mra. Alice Bergman* (Ts visiting „ ______ Grandpa Peake is very low .at thia 1 visiting bur_________ parent* Mr. and ____ Mra. writing . friends and relatives in thii* vicinty. 1 Chas. Servin. Jonaft Hall seems to be failing. ' Mr lauchs* made a business trip tu i Mr. and Mra McGaue, of Sears, That there is a difference Id heat obtained-from coal? It certain­ ly pays to buy the beat grade mined and that is what I have in store for my trade. All the beat grades of Hard and Soft COAL cin’bt* found all the time at my yard I also keJI the l*st coke. ted. W.H. Chase, Delton, Per cent on Deposits. . , ditots of said di-crased , potent their' claim* to said . c. th* Proloite offle* In the city i .itlon and allowano-. on I • : April next, and that • :,»-.ird belore - iM Court, on •h ‘day of April ntxL at ten .•■KWh of thatday. A.' !».. IS05. < HAKLKA M. Mack. Judge uf Prcteoej R. S. HARTER, M. D., PROBATE ORDER ? —l- We Will Sell You More and Better Presents For a Dollar Than Any Store in Barry County Don’t Think Vhat ioc will Buy at our Store 1 13-inph panel vase 1 won) duster, regular 25<: value . ; pouml hijh grade candv ‘ _ 1 siia ing mug. sold usjia ly for 15c I High Art picture 1 conih case' I Medallion, was 25c 1 box stationery. I large game I linen juvenile book 1 juvenile book, board coverB1 fancy package perfume . . Besides countless items in toys, animals, harmoni­ cas, pocket knives, games, etc. because we have such a host of good go<xlsati:heap prices that mu whole, line is comprised of 10c and 25c sniff. While we have devoted a lot of time to Securing bargains in popular priced goods WB„ h"''*.' not forgotten the higher priced lines of stuff and are prepared to give you just as good bargains hi these goods as in the cheaper grades. Stag Horn Goods County of Harry. boMeo *t the l*robaU> oSoe, tn the city of Hastinzs. In said County on Saturday «lu-’:d day uf Orctndw-r. tn the year one thousand nine hundred and ti'e. Present cfaaa.'sl. Muck. Jud|r ot Probata. In tb<- matter of th* eataia of Anna K. Wolf. dcaru*<*-.l. . On reading and Ollnz the petition- duly reri­ fted, of Strpn-u <' Neou, adrulm-tnitor with the ’ nil! annexed, of -aid estate praylny that bls final a.t-ouui may be allowed and !»•>•<• dlschanp cddlrom •■■aid trust. Tb«-reutoh It Is orden-d. that Friday, the .-•th day of l»*c--inberA. l>. IMS-at ten o'clock In the fore:.non. :»<• assigned for the hearing ot «atd petltlou and that tbe heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested la «a:d estate, arc rrsjulrtd toapia-arataseealoa of said • ourt. then tu W holder: at the probate oaer.-in th* City of llastlnp.- in s*M county, and show cauw If any thcr* be. why the praver of tbe iH-titloiM-t may not ba granted. Aadt> lit further ordered, that said r>et!Uon*r glrw notkv tn the jx rxm- Intrre-ted lu said estate of tbe i-on lency ot said pelRhtu and the hearings thereof t>jr causing a' copy ot tKI» order to b* publl-hed tu th* Hatm.M>g Haxszk a news­ paper printed aud circulated in said ( u-iuty or liarry. once tb rfaeh week for thro* sucoeMlva weeks nrrnmis to said day of heartne. EllaC. lire.>x. - ' i’haf. m. Mack. Probate KegtWer. Judge of Probate These are the most popular goods on the market today. Our line of these goods contains a lot of novelties at popular prices. Stag Horn Toilet Seto up to $5.1)0 Stag Clocks up to $5.00 Stag Albums up to $5.00. : We have a big line of Rubber and Metal Tobacco Boxes, Cigar Cases, Pipes. Triplicate Shawng .Mirrors, Cuff Buttons, Large Medallions, Shaving Mugs, Uther Brushes, Ten ?iM. Building Blocks v Checker Boards and Men, Hair Brushes, Hat Brushes. Cloth Brushes, Combs. Scrap Books, a big line of Novelties, and a fine line of Gift Books for all ages. ’ We have all kind? from 10c to »3.25 and every one is an extra value for the money. Diaries We have a nice line of them ami they make a present that will be used every day in the coming year. ier Eva of Milo Sunday. These are repr<xlnctions of famous paintings and range in site from.10 x 12 to 16 x in round, oval, square and rectangular shape tin» of different colors. They are sold regular^ in Se art stores from 25c to #0c. We bought 500 Of them direct from the publisher and you can have your choice while they last at 1Oc. County. Mias Bernie Littais Waiting relatives in Richland Kalamazoo Cal The telephone line between Hickory Corners and Cedar Creek has been Perfume Specials ing. Harrison Hart and. family visited at and Eggs, Highest Price, Either Cash or Trade. OKI»ER<»F PUBLICATION. SUU*- of MtchlKZn. Fifth Judlctal llronil. In t lianrery. Suit pending lt» Circuit Court for the I'outrty of Hirn .in Chancery, at the city of Hart Ino. on the -Sth day of Octolter. li’OT*. Ada Putnam. < omplalnant . lewl* Putiuun. defendant In this cause It appearin« that defendant. I-ewt* I*uU>xin. I* not a resident ot this state, hut reside* In St- lawrence < ounty. New Yeas. * on motion ot A. I*. Kenaxtuo. Solicitor lor coin plalMtiL it liorderd that defendant enter hl* A|>|«UMKe hi -aid cause OU or before four month-troth tbe date or this order, and that within twenty day* the romplalnant cause this order to tie poNtebed In the HawtixoaBaxnku -aid public* tier.. to be continued once each week for -lx week* In succession. itxmfxt Smith • . Uiretit ,tu4ir* l.'E. Kl NA.*T«>N • Solicitor tor C^nM'lalnaa: John Hart’s Sunday. . Mra Eantest Johncox spent one day last week with her mother Mra C. Hayward who is side. Richard Johncox, wife and grand­ daughter called on Androv Johncox I and wife Sunday.’. *I Schrail cloatw Friday fur a twu month* 1 vacation. I will pay the highest market price for second growth , i HANCKBY <»Ki«l 11. •stele of Mlehuraii. Finn JuJh-in'. < In-tdl Jo Chafterrj. suit p*ndiitx lu Qreiilt-court hi Hi- ' punty of Barr*. In C1a:HvryTn>U**tUia*. Michlgau. on 1 dh» Wth dar of Novt-mltec. tuuft. Geotg* Wultcotuto. l onjjpaiuiknt. Anna Whitcomb. Itefeudwif. In thl* crniw. Il appearing that tb* di.feodant. Anna Whiteomb. t* u n-Mtd-nt of Kortiroter. h. \ ..*ud I* not a ro*l ten! of thl* *tetr anil theroforo «n mutloti of Tlwma* a Pryor. raiMtora for -v complainant. It !« ordered tta> the drfendent, enter h*r aopeanince in th!• or before four nvitrih. frwi Ui* date of IM* order and that within twenty days, the cqrftplalnatit eau«e tk!«ortrr toi* pubii.bey m m* Ha««ug» barNKR. raid publkiadmi. to b* conUDaed ooo* in each week for six week* tn *ucee*M<>e. Hickory Butts for ax handles. and see me. W. M. RICE, Call DELTON, MICH. HOUVENIR LIVERY, Feed and Sale Stable. DELTON, MICH. Tetephoar or write n* when you drive from Delton. 1 meet »ll trains. Pnoes reaspoabte. Solicitor* for t'oniplaluunt. BualDM* add res*. Haattao. MteMsan. NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS. Steta of Mlehlgaa. Comity of Barry, m. Notice is hcroby fim>. that by sd order of the Probate Court for tbe county of liarry. made oo the 'Jstb day of NoTtMuber.A.D.lWO, four mcmiltTfrom that dite were allowed for crodltor* to pro-ent their claim* a»iin*t the e<ai* of , Alden 8. Faruarn. late o< aaw^eojinty. deceaaed, and that all creditors of said deceased are requlred to prrswnt their claims to said i ourt. at the Prolan* Ottce U» the city of HastInnJior examiaattao and allowance, ou or be­ fore the JMh day at March next, and that such I Claim* will be board before said < 'ourt. on JA ed--.al— .b.— .,ML. n9 %fari.fi rtrvf at fm P. J. HOUVENIR Juds* of Probate. Railway Time Tables, r K & S R R V. 11. W. A». A . Michigan' Central. Takl„, MB. Tnumlmw MM SUMA" SS.*1 D' ”* _________ _ -------------- - --- '------------------i EASTWARD ■ EAST ORANGEVILLE. . Frank Hart and family of Cloverdale spent Sunday with Eugene Wilcox. Until after the holidays we will sell one ounce of Woodworth's Nina Hose for 25c. ELLIS E. FAULKNER Butter taken down. Miss Minnie Boyea teacher of dis trict No. 5, spent Christmas with her parents near Hastings. Mim Lula Nobles attended the read­ ing Circle at Banfl-ld last Friday even­ Laughlin $1-00, (iridrfiaber top feed $1.00. Mooney's self filling «l-00. Others up to $3.00 and everyone fully guaranteed. , \J NORTHEAST BARRY. Christman trOo, Satunlay evening at । the school house. I Min Vida Wetetur ia Visiting friends in Battle Creek tor a few days. Frank Newton and family went to Hastings Saturday. Peter Leinaar of Cedar Creek is moving this week on tbe Kahler farm. Mrs. Alice Roonan of Milo spent acoupleof days last week with her daughter Mra Chas. Letchleltuer. E. Pifer and Sol Startton are visiting and hunting thia week; in Montcalm Fountain Pens High Art; Pictures . • L. L. Loveland & Son, NOTICE ! Fancy Hirrors At 25 cents ray of useful Christmas, I Charles Sedgwick,, a well known , presents for men and i resident of this vicinity, parsed away ■ ' boys ever shown Jin; Sunday morning. Dec IT. after a; ? i lingering illnfaw of tulerculosib. Mr. • ) this section of Barry' । Sedgwick has been in failing beulth for \ County. , about a year. He leaves a wife, sou ' Yv»u may want to buy a • and daughter and a numl«r of rela- ,\Mittem, Sult,> ' | fives to muuni the lu* of a kind ' ■• ■'Ull \ Collars. Overcoat, I husliand and father. Tho funeral will ( Hqalery, Cuffs, ' 1 I bo held at the family residence Tuea- ( Hat. Night Robes. । Cap. , day at 10 o'clock. Tbe bereaved fam- ; I mbrellaF, Handkerchiefs. | ily have tbe sympathy of the entire \ Su»pendera Hu flier, \ Underwear, ' j community- . Shirt. । : Gloves, -i Fred McLeod ef Orr, N. D. has \ Come to onr stores and we willI returned to Michigan to spend. z l>e most pleased to show you many; ; the winter. At present he ia the gue«: ) new novelties that would make a \ nice present. ■ ( • of H. Sturr and fifmily. . R A. Policy of Delton and J. Starks ' of Middlevillle were guest*- at laapc Thr Clothiers , Houvencr.'a Saturday. ....................... ' J.. F-ord McBain .of the Ypsilanti Delton and Prairievyie. . - Mich., Normal is the gnert of hfaparent* Mr. . q and Mra D. McBain. ' Isaac Honvener and Henry Stun have recently had phones put in their home* connecting them witti the Hickory Comers line. Mra. Henry Store visited her deadl­ Michigan. : PH YblCIAN and SURGEON. OFFICE HOURS— It to 12 >u tu.. I to 3 p.m.. 7 toHp.m.. All calls promptly attended. Telar>hone at offier. Office at resldsuce. lie'.too. Mleh. . 11 1IIIO A MAN o b CHRISTMAS • iMxntyof Parry. s*. ..-rr*. ui... ;i1 ■ tsnty •/ Barry. made on t i>-< A. !>.. IMG6. four rare all....... t rar etedJV We want your .Coal Stoves J I iIr6, browning and daughter Mra. I*n<J Httie grandanghter f Fiak are viaitihg relatives in Jackson and Albion. Tbe second quarterly conference that was announced for Saturday the 23rd has been post-poned until next Thurs­ day Dec. 28 All members are request­ ed to be present. Revs. Cheeney andWillits of Hickory Corners and Rev. Wright of Prairieville were present at the Sunday School Association meeting held at the M. E. Church last Wednca day. Their remark* were enjoyed by i all . • ) \ t Ui Honey to Loan ' E. E. Fallout «nd lauily will »x>n be ready to move in ’ their ’ new bouse. The Communiuq service of the Delton and Cloverdale charge willl l« held next Sunday at 2 P. M. Dr. M. M. Cullen will officiate. Al! Christian.* invited to the communion. OF COLD. WEATHER j are you prepared for it? If not. let me suggest that you see my line of Delton,ik Michigan^ We Pay .nd Meats aud can. niy- please you, both ouality*and Price. Al»e Felder is sick at thia writing. M>V- and Mrs. Corwiu Coleman of Battle Creek spent Sunday with tbe ' f°nner> parents Mr. and Mra Frank i Hastings one day last week. j visited at Milton Hartom'ii this week. PR AlRlEVILLE • |। -at. Mr. nnu Eno aud lady ana and Mr. Mr. nelson Bebon ij ui Garrison Moore and wife of Belieaim may Mr. and Mra Will Mane are kept Mr IVilhrdRockwU and u.ugbier a„d lud, .^'BundSy at H. J. kfead’A ’ rd, ,_j­ visited their children Suturday quite busy at their photograph gallery U> of Hickory Corners were guests of her at present. . Peter Loinufr'a are .moving on Henry ' and Sunday. l>arf*nts this last week. The Farmers* Institute will bt held Kahler *• farm. ^oy Thorpe of Milo was in Debou on Mr. and Mrs. LcGran^e DePribster | Mr. and Mra Shedd went to Hustings |j at Lacey. January 13th. Basket dinbuxine**, Mvndav. and Mra. Charles Smith were in Kala­ I Monday Mra Archie Banaiil and daugh- } ner. The ctiicken pie dinner given by the mazoo last Thursday. I ter Ruth spent a few days at haf fath-1 Louise Smith of Battle . Creek • was L. A. S. at L. B lah-.* last Thursday Quarterly meeting will ba lield at er’s Afton Smith's the first of the week. *n town Saturday. quite well attended. the M. E. church Sunday December A number of friends of Hazel PreeJu< Flannery has .returned trum Bert LaiVrence of Hidkory Comers 24. The presiding elder Dr. Callen cott spent last Frida)* evening with Lanning. wa in Delton last Saturday un busine-<& will have charge. her. it being her 17th birthday. The merchants here are having an Chas. Sedgwick died Sunday morn­ ■ Mr. and Mra. Leander Mead ut HastDr. Fay visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. exceeding!' good holiday trade this ing at his home near Hickory Corners ingg viftited friends in thia vicinity oue S. Hartom at Galesburg last week. dav last week. alter an illness uf several months. Earnest McGuro returned home after •Maje Brandstettcr bought what is Laura Drummond and Myrtle Smith YANKEE SPRINGS. an extended visit with his parents. known as the Stewart farm of Abe called un Delton friends Saturday. Felder and then ao’d it to Lewis Clark Two young men inuur vicinity made j Rev. B. D. Travis will begin- pro­ Mrs. Carpenter returned Thursday of Wall Lake Mr. Clark is going to an attem|)t tirirall on two young ladies : tracted meetings at tbe U. B church from a visit with friends in Shultz. try farming next year. ' < It resulted in a ■ case of peek-a-boo. on Monday evening January 1st '0G. W» loan money on Real Estate ? | Retnemlter the Christmas tree at the Little more pluck young men. Lacey Jones who lives south of here or good Baukable Taper. We/ HOPE CENTER. । church next Saturday evening. loan our money at home, and do I ia quite sick at this writing. J W. J. Ritchie. F. E. Raymond and CRESSEY. business with people we know/r Mra. Frank Holden and Mrs. Lyman E B. Gates has shipped several car arc all right. We do a safe, con / I A mtsrry Christ ma* to the BANNER their wives attended the cirtertainment Shedd ot Richland spent Sunday with semtiw business and have £ loads pf hay within the last tew days and its many reader* given by the Masons at Orangeville Will Shedd and family of this place. The Souiur L T. L meets with Mr. and Mra D. H. Gilbert ire in last Satunlay. Ed. Acker and wife and Allen Griffin at reasonable rates. Deeds, C Mra. Peter Adrianson Jr. • Wednesday aud wife of Banfield speut Saturday Kalamazoo the gueate uf their son H. Mortgages and Legal ? evening. ‘ 1 and Sunday with Imac Newton and J. Gilbert Papers Drawn. willris* a Chi rat mas tree at family. 1 George .. VanTassel is able to lw out New York Drafts, Insurance church Saturday evening. Tile <un«r»l ut Mo. Elizatolb Uealer «U«r hi, roornt illnw. and Bonds Sold. Rows was in Kalamazoo Monday. wan bold at hpr home at one o’clock Tim interval; in our Chalk talk meetMrs. Christie Hartman of Newaygo Tueeday. Inte.rmont in Cedar Creek j ing* i* IncreaBing. DIRECTORS: A. A. ALDRICH, President. is visiting friend* here. Clo*- 'Gassaday is spending the Wc*k J. OT HUGHES. V. President. Gid Wilkinson and wife made al with Nellie Clarx near Hickory (*ortH>rs. Mm. Abraham Craven of Shultz wa< E. S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. What are yon going to Jiusin e* trip t«> Hasting* Saturday. | Byrot;’Fisher hsd a t.-b-pjjon’- put in | in Delton last Tuesday. • DR. McLEAY. buy him for (,’hri>tma>? WILLIAM ELLIOT!. I). A.. Bowker is improving his farm hi> w,H,k L. P. TF.RPENMNil. There'isnothing as. ac­ To feel strong, have good appetite by building new fences. | £tb,.]-Barber went to Battle Creek ! JAMES COLLINS. ceptable as something and digestion. sleep *oundly and enjoy Shirin spent Sunday with I Mon(lay fnr o few day* .visit. ’ life, use Bardock Blood Bitter* -The to weamnd wo have greet system .tonic and builder. provided the largest ar-' POLLEY DISTRICT. HEMEMBER THE PUCE TO GET THESE THINGS IS AT Gm iug a trial order lb Dr- Harter's Delton, ou Weduewiay Nov. O-. nnd every Wedw-day follow­ ing. Fainless extraction. A.1! work ■ I * '-------------... DELTON CHURCH NOTES- ~~~ Uldrich Bros, For * 74 1 he local News in Orangeville Hone Pnireviiip o ■ Im ■ IVl L 1 1 ■ » foggy night and some of the kids -■ ' - ' J* and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents Rut g°ing h°“e HCT.^*, .ic* U 00 peltuU c lov-rdsfe Shultz HMtUB Coats Grove Woodland r Woodbury I ijuning ”'• , V. ’’ • Grand Rapid* • ;1° '* ■ W. 5. Bakbov, Aral. . *,n W.J. KaamW. o.p« Chicago. WOODBURY- IONIA STAOE^I-INE , L-iutiiKi'kY »(>r artlvaiof traltnat i-«ti n.-u>-u L*r train ’ WM. H. MARTIN. PROP- �HASTINGS BAh^fcK. DECEMBER 20. I'M 12 ' CORRESPONDENCE, j' an extended viait with hia brother here t started for Southern Mississippi. | - Fuller is under the care of Dr. Mcln^re. All NORTH PINE LAKEA Merry Ohritmas to alt Mra. Alton Crawford and Mrs. Yarger were the guexts of Mrs. Mary . Several from here are attending the Early Saturday. stock show in Chicago this week. ■ 1 Mrs Homer of Hastings spent tbe Those who enjoy skating have -bren I latter part of the week with friends in spending their spare time on Pine Lake. A party of about 50 were on the Lake Saturday afternoon. John Killick had- the misfortune to have his skate come off while skating Saturday afternoon throwing him m such a manner that be broke his wrist. Dr. Buckner was called to set the broken bone. • Leia Morehouse went to Phunwell Tuesday. thin vicinity. ^me from this way attended the funeral of P. J. Fellows in Lake Odessa Friday.' IL B. Murdock was in Lansing Mon­ day on business. Lonnie Dilcker has moved on his mothers farm in Carlton. Messers George Fuller, A. J. Hunt • J. H. ^Durkee’and their i Mfs. Alison Hill of WoodThere will be a Christmas tree. a*. ‘I land and Mias Bessie Fuller attended the school hou*’ Saturday night. __ __________ i the farewell reception given Mrs. Ernest Morehouse spent a few days ! Frank Rowley at her mother's home j I*in Hasting* Tuesday. 'She — will soon in Hastings last week. -*” ** ‘ return to her' home in Fairmont N. i . Dakota. HOLMES CHURCH. Threading question of the day iZ ( Parmelee guvu au oyater sup- ; per in honor of ’her son and ’’ wife Sat­ urday evening. They were entertained 1’he Badiea Aid Society will* meet with ^/r*. C. Senter Wednted^y after­ with music mid songM which were -en। ' noon Decemlier 27. Election of ofticej’s joyed by ail preseuL ■ Two new monuments were erected will occur at that tiine. ' . ■ in the Fuller cvmetery.iiwt week, <«ie — ---;: — — ■~ t — — — — — , -y'Casper Ovenunith of Nashville was for Mra. Dil Townsend and the other the guot of Ven Ov- i-nmith and wife for Wm. Baine. ' J Monday. Mr. und Mrs. Sackett visited thlir IL B. >hirdwk was the guest of James Matthews and wife in Hastings daughter Mnt^ Cain in Lake Odessa recently. * Sunday. how much are taxes. Mrs. Glenn Fuller and daughter Cecile returned -Friday^ from a week.*’ visit with tbe former's sister Mrs. Walter Woirtley. , Fred Parmelee and faipily returned to thhir home in Evart Wediiesday af' ter a few weeks’ visit with relatives and friends. . : • , Patrick—Pbat’a tbot yez <tyg up. Molke? Mike—Only a clothespin. Pat­ rick (Indignantly)—Only a clothespin. Is It! Och; but It's little poetry y«x have In y'r sou£ Molke. Tlnk at tbe^ scores nv shwate mouths .tbot same clothespin may bore been Into.—New Hugh Murdock who has been making York Weekly Royal Baking Powder Saves Health and Saves B’loney WANTS GIRDLING THE GLOBE. At midnight Dec. 81. from the. white, towering time factory on Georgetown heights. Admiral' Chester, superintend­ ent'of the National observatory, will ilave Hounded completely around the earth by the cables which now span our great spinning top nud to tbe con­ tinental! and insular nations to the north and south by vast networks of wire ramifying in all directions from this great girdle n signal announcing the birth uf the year 1000 at the cap!tai of our republic. At one push of the official button the electric greeting will permeate our con­ tinent and leap across the Pacific from Ban Francisco tb.Honolulu, to Midway, to Guam, to Mnihln and to Hongkong. I hudilng up and down the entire eastem const of Asia, from AloxondrovHk to the. Mala*- peninsula. It will cross Sumatra and the home of the wild man of Borneo: will speed over the cof­ . fee plantations of- Jnva to Australia x<‘"' Hurrying over the snowdrifts of R!berla and Russia, it will lie felt In Mos­ cow and St. Petcreburg and there be taken up by tbe thick mesh of wires covering northern and central Europe. going and- at tlie ' -to London . game tiinv spanning tbe coast of the blark contiaeut of Alrica. From Alexandria ■ (t wlu lH, w|)Ol J0U m ,|w up will t»e sliot "50 miles up the Nile Into the -very heart of .urica. Africa. la’ltplim OUt uiviny nvan ui into the sen. it will register Itself in the Isles of Madagascar and Mauritius. From Lisbon to tbe Madeira* mid over the Cape Verde Island* it wtl'l jump to Pernambuco, Brazil; thence down into the wilds of central Argentina and up into Boliyla, across tbe Windward isles, the Tx?kser Antilles and the West In­ dies and then home agiifti to the capi­ tal of the untlpn. It is almost Inconceivable that such a circuit of the earth can be made !n scarcely mure time tlum you would ex­ pend in wishing a neighbor, “a happy new year!”—Washington Star. lf you have anything useful that you want to sell, or If there Is anything useful vou want to buy, place an adv. in the BANNER’S W ANT COLUMN. If you have a buggy that’s lying Idle In the bam; a stove or other household goods you don't use; if you have any stock yoa want to dispose of; a house you want to sell or rent; If you want a girl for house work; in fact If you want to buy, rent or sell, just try our Want Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only tosts ONE CENT A WORD ROR EACH INSERTION. Try It. .killNSTOWX TAXPAYKK8. 1 will be st home every Friday until the ««»• ut January, ax l-swy. December'JOtn ard Jan­ uary .frd. Bautield 1‘crcmW IBtti and Jauuarv Mil and Bedford Deeeuilwr Xh uaUI 3 o etock KH UN • I HAM.B. WlUKK*. ’ Town treaserer. 1 ■ FOR RENT- Good house in good 1 Love is never deepened by damning condition. Inquire Jesse Downs, second • • it up. । ward Hastings. to make Christman present, r,, y„ur friends will noon be gone. Look .,wr onr stock of the following good; ami ...e if there isn’t something you'd lil - t.. give them. Tuva treasurer. Hatting* Markets. WANTED- Agents to sell Maccubee Protective sick and accident insurance. VEGETABLES. FKCITR. ETC. Can give exclusive territory. For Potato»-»-AJc|*r tu. । * terms and full information write or see Onton*-**:, per’bu. , C. H . Thoma*. Hastings. Mich. MEATH. WANTED—just a few more gas Ilsef. live wpl«ld—•-” >«- 3'<« customers to make ,np the needed 100 so we can reduce the rates *Miul give extra discounts to consumera. Thorn­ Hog*, dressed—»uc— apple Gas A- Electric Co. . Lambs. alive—wuw—K.00. Mqjtoti. dreswd—SC-tO 7<: z LOST—Placed in someone’s'wagon 8bee|f-ue-4c. . through mistake Friday last two pack­ POVLTKY. HljpEH AM> WOOL ages of toys, one a little red wagon; Chickens. htlre--Se : ■ Please return to BANNER office. . Chk-keiis JrcsMNl - 14 He TurkejH. Hre-isc i • FOR SALE- 1 corn shaller, 1 six H. Turke* *. feather d retard- I sc I’, engine. -H IL P. boiler. 2 gasoline Reef Bld-* i<Ifor* Hide# stoves. 8 wood Stoves, pulleys, boxes, caif Skins— ilk, . hangers, sbattins. saw arbors, light Tallow—-JT GRAIN. • ■ railroad track. •! elegant rook stove, fly wheel*, smoke 'Macks, iron pip*, pump repairs, stoves repai*h and many other useful articles, cheap for cash. Kyo-coc 1 Will trade for anything you have. . limns- handpicked. j«Tbn.tl4k. Sylvester GreuaeL HAY AND STRAW. FOR SALE—Our farm ot 40 acres 1 mile west of Barryville. Price fl 100.^ L. Hawes. Moline. Mich. down from heaven, and at Its lowest ■ jan(j, Irving Rome ]. ebb—ttbout the middle of Juno-a tour I — ’----- -------- —'-------------from Isis fell into tlie stream and «•«««FOR SALE*-Three young brood ed It t. rise. Consequently nt this sea- ' «*“• ‘u January. F. B. Fleming, son the priests nud people kept a sleep* | 0,1 e '' ’ ______;______ less vigil at the river's siiore. watching i WANTED—Anyone wanting to’ buy, for tin* luIrnculouH rise which shpuld sell, rent or lease anything to try a bring such riches tu the whole land. 1 "ant adv. in the BANNER.Wlb-nili.- night of ti.e drop' .ini.’ th-; W AN IE1 >- I o <-r* liwi v to m:. nd priests cleared the altars of old aslics . Vruouian'* mastpK'radc dance-Friday aud lighted the.sacred fires for the new ' evening D»t. 22. year. Every one uf the faithful ear.u ui i r rinl > omI nvn> llir.alurt.> llxbl .111 Wl)ol ll(xl[ („tory. Inquire ot fire at Ins owe hearth, and from rank Giddings, ,r'"" end I j.' frank Giddlng.. to end the laud was abluu* wl'»> ■Itb Uw>><- I Tbe people put off tl»eir old garments ■ FOR SALE OR RENT—Farm, hi nud arrajed themselves lu white, acres, good house and ham. good orch­ uuointlug their heads with sacred oil. ard. "••• Sec. *10. ”• Balti mor* Lewis'Wood. crowning theiuselves with: flowers aud ”• 1 FOR SALE A one borsewagou .witjr j bearing palms in their ’liands. while chants and songs and feasting and pro- lioleiind thills Cal! at W. H Spence ■ ces&joui tilled tin’ h mu’s. 4 ■ Shoe Store. Opportunity HIVING TAXPAYERS NOTH E. I will be st Hasunr* *m:rda^li£*raber lam an* aotb. nt intng rfltaae Dumber «b only. CXAVrO* I HIC »• . Hastings Markets are corrected every Wednesday morning and can he relied upon as correct at that date. FOR KALE—Cheap tfihorse bo»erv Coneeted Wednesday. Dec. 20 1905. with 10 home engine. Enquire. Ernest I'KOPUCKShultz. Hope. Address Hasting* Route l-'L’KSALE - Hoi:*.and lot lirst ward, also pair heavy work burses. Will sell cheap. Enquire 286 'East Street. Hastings..,. .. >u all nil ag»*s nun Ulin llllllll Im- Thom . lu nud III! all ill lands much us:portanco has attached to New Year’s- FOR SALE-C'heap a meludian. 112 day. lu Egypt the new yeur fell be- | East High St \ • WANTS LOST— Light brown Scotch Collie. Answers to name " Rover.Return to George MeCulla. Hastings. Wtll give reasonable pay- FOR CHRISTMAS Neckwear, Fancy Shirts. Fur or Kid Gloves. House Coats, Cuff Buttons, Umbre Suit Cases, Sweaters, Caps, Hats, Mufflers, Etc. We gnarahtee yon fQitisfac.tL Chidester &. Burton, Leading Clothiers CHRISTMAS OUR 5c and 10c COUNTERS raan> of ?our <-t»riswBM - .11. X uun jv aim iuu uuunii.no Youll find lots Afthlnp on their, ihui .will V please the children -aud some you wi^l like yourself. FIXE LINE of CANDIES, NUTS. FRUITS C You want Clothes That FIT YOU That meauB that you ought to have a suit made TO YOUR ORDKEJ- Such a a* it will PRESENTS Are often hard tu selecf, but if you come here It wootlake long tu nbd f) something that will please you. and be very acceptable to your tn- ? X Here are a few suggestions: , LAMI*S. HANDKERCHIEFS ia tine line . GL(.>\ 1> MITTENS. HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR-. k. ' p IN'G CAI’S, DRY GOODS, aud many-other thingx BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Phone No. 10. FIT BETTER. HORTON’S Twc Delivery Wagons. LOOK BETTER, WEAR BETTER than any ready made suit can, be­ cause it will be made to conform to your make up in every partlc’ ular. 1 have all the latest things in suitings and will make you a suit from $20 up. C. E. LUNN FIRE TAILORING. / HASTINGS. MICH. ARE JUST THE THING FOR PARTIES. I have the nicest line of confections in th­ . city, FRU ITS. NTTS (all new crop) ana .a nice line of CIG-A RS and TOBACCt >S.. Call here for your Christmas Candies. Fruit - Xirts Those Butter Scotch Patties CONFECT?ONERYE^T FRED WOLCOTT ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS BEFORE SANTA’S ARRIVAL SO GET BUSY AND COME TO “THAT WEST END STORE” TO DO YOUR SHOPPING We have some fine China, just arrived, also Ladies’ and Gent’s fine Gloves and Mittens, Christmas Deli­ cacies of all kinds. Fill your stockings with the finest Fruits and Confections. Christmas Holly and Table Decorations. Open Evenings mc,:. Good Service DePue & Babcock Prompt Delivery � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/432/HastingsBanner_1905-12-27.pdf 7733fdf5f07375e0f065f568d6583521 PDF Text Text PEOPLE took to the Banner for Auction Advertising. uh year: HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27. ----------- ' EATON COUNTY I hl f NEEDS NEW JAIL I At the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo W ‘ K'ADE MEETING WAS CITY HALL LAST : VENINQ. SENSIE RECOM- DELATIONS WERE MADE *"c‘ 1 Report Recci- is Favorably should Be tUsbt of . hftuick Action • j tart week, the Board~of - v Aunth* ago appoint,.sel. W. L Hall sadC uittee ... io consider what■ :nigtit taBp to «secure scornI nut evening thin com. .( a meeting of the x: dritizrns which was 'ball. F'dlowing is the ,wt • unmutten apoint. 'h our citixen* upon the ■. iug more mannfactirrfur‘our city, and if • efforts of the Com■n Bjsrd of Trade, anil Abbey On Christ- Dangerous Prisoner Brought to The , •TO BE HELD IN BARRV COUNT1. DURING WEEK OF i A merry party uf Xmas pteasnre | i seekers assembled at the reridence of ! JANUARY S. i Mr. and Mrs Geo. W. Abbey on j ; Nana* day. The guest* began to ar- ; I rive on Saturday. Dec. 28, and cun- I PROGRAMS FOR 1 tinned until Monday morning. Tbe^ I out of town guest* who sat down to a ; most bounteous dinner were: Mr. and , Mrs. E. E. Labadir, Mr. Frank Mun- : | । and Mra. D. . Mra J. H. K^mmuou. Mr. I Thompson, Mr. and Munson, of Mattawan, PAGES WE SHOULD BE OPTIMISTS Barry C4. Jail lor Safe Keeping. IN THE MAKING OF OUR PLANS FOR TME NEW VEAR । Thomas Jones, an alleged burglar. । । who broke out of the Cbariorte iail ' OF IVOo. last July and was arrested in Wiaeonsin a few weeks ago. was bound over । to circuit court Dec 21. Jones wan in HAVE COURAGE OF EACH SESSION , no hurry to be arraigned and Sheriff CONFIDENT FAITH Halliday came to the conclusion that ^hooh w)|| We Make Dates for SALES With the Auctioneers. NUMBER. 35. " (0M- PL“s,"Tc.H.T6A,BE™sJ»t(fflEDAT Minrrs RfPORi ^672 MEI I BANNER HASTINGS THE - Discussed. I Mich.. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Munson Beginning January 8. a aerie* of <me daughter and Mr. ami Mra H. , gay farmer* institute* will be beM in Jeffer** from Texa*, Mich.. Mr. and i Barrj county as follows: Hickcn* Mrs^lnu E.E."MM. PaJm»r and daugbtei, «of t 'orncr* January 8: Lacey January 1»; ST—s—ilie. ct- Mra. Raymond a. - Burney, „ Nu^' uf j Naahville January 10; MMtteWTl' ;, Hilliards. Mich. . Jaunary ’.I; Star Grange Hall Hast ing* — —----------A more jolly party prehaps never ' township. January 12; Woodland Jan ’ aw^tobled Mtmblud at a home in Hastings and j nary 13. The state *[**akcr* will Iw “ v —xs a most successful i N. P. Hull of Dimondale, who will disi 11 Wed ♦** the Xmas one and left' num tier of tx-auiiful j cues farm topic*, and Hon. U.K. Pat- AN UNANIMOUS VOTE TO BOND At Citizens Meeting at City Hall MKBKAll’S (ARE EOR THE BUND. Held Last Night. The citizens meeting at the city ball last evening was very largely attended. The committee’s 'report printed el*e| where wa* unanimously approved. A । motion to request the comospn council to submit the bunding proposition to a i vote of the citizen* was unanimously ■ sdojrted. Tlie matter is now np to the though nothing had been done to ad­ The Master of AH Things Wil! Over- ! council, and we hope for *peedy action. vance that theory. Sheriff. Halliday rule Them to Our Good If ' ’ ' . ■ 1 decided to take no chances and secured permission from Judge Smith to re-, SILVERS MINSTRELS TO-NIGHT move tbe. prisoner tu tte the jail in this mu<r im.pruuoner thi* 1 Tonight, at Reed's Opera House. G. ‘What shall IWOS lit and bring to -city for safe keeping. This is the This is a qnertion which every pririo-gr EM«» cM«ty h- me? ,b..«”<hir..i «.u..d'en^ I make their first appearance in Hastrent here in a short time, and would , ring*. They come highly recommended seem to emphasise the nred of a new i] at this time. We cannot answer by the pree> of Michigan. Here i* jail in that county. Jones wi | npecifically for cadi person. We can what the Norway Mich, Times say-, of say tn a general way that IPOrt will be brought to Hastings Thursday night. I for each of as very much as we make them; '*G. Lote Silver’s New York Barry county was well rejirewmted ■ ’’ 'JuM *" ttH’ «'*<«•' of ■ day will Minstrels played to a full house here at the big live -tock show at < hicago ,ha’* ax,d coloring from the con- la*t night. The performs nee .was high • ai « inutgo 6 i<da»> in everv respect, each memlier last week, a re]x>rt of —rJ.u-h * * wtli " •i». 1 «-• - -i ——v._ __j thoughts and i■ bringing . ■ • *. menywl • , rhKb uul lie, acioua or unconwcions . . forth applause i purposes which xre in our minds and z . given in our next issue. hearts at its IWiginning. ' and ho tend to ' ; shape that day. so’ the desires and ' , purpose* wn have will tend h» shape j the days of THW* . ' • ' The next y.-m should b«- the best >var i . any ore ot us huh ever -lived It tcau ' be made so. and will lai if we think ; , purpcnc and plan to have it so. i J b ROUNDS. OF CARLTON. DES­ ’’ There are circnmxtancex jnyond our , SOME YOUNG MEN IN THIS CITY CRIBES HIS VISIT Tn contr^f that, we cannot change apd for . DID IT FRIDAY which we are in no way rkstonsilile. j LANSLML NIGHT . ’ which will interfere with tip? working AN INTERESTING REVIEW OF WHAT IS BEING DONE FOR SIGHTLtj^S CHILDREN. IMPORTANT MICHI­ GAN INVENTION Our Correspondent Urges the AtteadInstructkMi. Lansing. December 18. IMXi. , Your correspondent spent a profitable half day id visiting the clane* in the State School for the Blind, at Lansing, last weeK. He went there with dread, expecting to have his heart wrung with sorrowful Hympathy for their -ad deprivation, and to find oc­ casion for appeal to the great sympa­ pre-rnta a* menvntoe* of tlte occasion. . rngill who will talk .of subject* perthetic heart of our state in their be­ j, ’! ------------ -------- -— ' taining to rural schools aud higher cdhalf ; but the result was exactly the j r rr A|ir\ hQIII ThY ucation Following is tbe program for rererse. There children have no meed 1 cach **si”n* morning tMHiuns brof sympathy. There is no happier •, ginning nt 1<'.'«». the aftenjoqu ut 1 f«M». school in the itafe. none giving better ! ! the evening nt 7 :i)*» promise of rwh result* to its pupils. HICKORY COKNHR.H at ( Hl'KUH. They do no? realize.their deprivation of sight mid tio-r m • a*«i*tgd to over- Morning Address of. Welcome, itev. D. B. HlZI.D IN THE GiTY HALL come it* <i -.•.bhii:- • m mitnitfance to I Ft tin follows; Popt. Recitation. (Im*.- Koster. Grow­ | the field < i Rt< where lie* oil '««* consideration of bLlLDLNU LAST the mnu -. t.f Vk ing and handling uf |KMatoe»—Diwnv ■ pge aud springs • T tie- i-pinion that sion led by Euiest Cadwallader and WEEK. of in*iqflxti*-u. xi.« .1* the fa-id of in­ Otis. Lawrence. The Dairy Herd and dustriai act.fif ; th.ougb which they much upon it*” itaCare-rN. P Hull Discussion I«1 .by ; hecunfe fitttd,fui . ____ __ support. Character tint of our plans. But if we (meet these : OVER 200 BIRDS :ahit»hiueut« now aftef all,' is tj»es>ne thing to which all F. E. Doty Dinner servud by L. A WITH TWO HASTseemihg unfavorable cirrumHitiHSM in .• w onee should be ’ other attainments must' be tributary . the right spirit, consider them a* God- WERE JAILED ON EXHIBITION S.. prii*v-2'» cents. and for which they* are akme worth Al tens' mw INGS MEN. M-nt to give ua qualine- w«- i would nut • FOR THE OFFENSE while: and in literature, with the Recitation. Mr* A. P Luwremv. .have without’"♦Meni. there seeming' List of Premiums Awarded. Will Corn and its Culture -N. P Hull Dis­ / Hible at it- head, is thus opened to . :iiiwnir.n* hindrance* iwomibecome . 'Hel stepping ping stone* to : . ;-usine*N .jf all kind*. h )BU,r ,od better |if< bTgb-r life .-, become ’ Serious Charge Again-t cussion k*l by J. 11. Brown and L H. The Hirer Took H«.rr There io lit Three. them our tom! stored-up wealth of Plan for Larger Exhibition . . ini wealth and'>nbanced uiaterial for character building. We Thorj-- Addresa. Hou. H.R PHtUlJglll. trieudly co-workers with ns in secur- ' ’ Judged By AgricaUural Col­ Others to Be Punished for • . । kinds ui reel estate . need not expend our sympathies upon Question Box ing the good thing* we may M-ek from • lege Stu deaf*. i-inpluyiaeBt Air jtbe • ' Dru-nkcnm-ss. those children lipt. uo tire contrary, t be. new year. Evening. The second annual Barry count v rease of businens for Music. Recitation. Ttw a man ye»i with »j „,J Tb-BANXEH rawivea.wrj ptoM- j Let Lrt • »>*u begin the J«»r Hnd.y night wm. or peron, congratulate the th and tiuuik the wis­ i’qultry Exhibition .was held in tLe : mt.re reverin'- fur onr Girls — NP Hull Music. Addr— .nt al) th. iron, .1. D. P»n«*l to • ow. no «m» MlJtbll^ tat bake into.tb. mloon ul Frank H.rrieK dom of our state, that such admirable City Hall building from WedneMlay and all the im<>nne•Made in America Hou H H Hound.. ntCmllo:.. tb. «dl known ! . *-U ‘■Im." Tita 4m. not Ban tbtt , mnl -nJe . lot of whi-Jmy. tar ' rnrf provision for their needs is made until Saturday of last week and ebn make up a pn<re»ive ’ l».r^m.n, wta J-rntaJ tamming of “»« <taTyl«ly. Tita j otlwr tanragra taturJay night the But I will tcUryou reader whqre your sidm-ing everything was quite •iW-eew*- Pattengill lb. vi.it ttaJ to tbAgrii-ollnraldtato ’ >» LACEY*at u<1-' ‘ <•«•«'> -rn-uM Gia - raoe CHVRCH M who hta sympathies are demanded. They are rul, qver 2U0 birds beiug on exhibition !“-fa!! M. Bauer. Win. thatlowt« one sbquld new oppose -wn playing piano in MartTinkler Forenoon. ,nst a v.br:: .1 ' *' . take । for tbal *>°® M“ •* tt “ another: otlterB , ‘i‘K•luun as he a w«* »i*out to take tbe* demand**! in behalf of the blind chil­ and their average quality f»-ing very heartny in favor of . _ i ' I r,,r Ir.v.t .Itmf mm r—vM Mk. ’ dren of the state who are not in the high. Quite an interest was manliestri;y with theseobject* „ bal ourselvt* in । midnight train He had -xne bottles school and who are thus shut but from • ■ ed in the -how but not nearly as mnrh . student* a chance to judge them. Oppoatlon. Bnt let u« toe tcxre our mo- ; of ti*. Molen whiskey in his grip His all the bltwo ng that the scdiool could : mh its merit should demand. There are aion<ion to solve iw a method Mr. Rounds said it w» a m«»*t in- ‘‘ves are right, and that our opposition • room ww iOOIm1 to contain more He give them condemned U> a life of du Afternoon many* good.Hocks of chickens in* Barry ’ ' with' genera! anpruvu!. «hat unyielding. Itooughtlw confenwd to the detail* of the stealing pendeoce.and often of deprivation of Paper, Emancipation of (hr Farmer j tereatipg experience to him. There • »* no‘ county and many more that a little poYertv not only in, material things --i. nubstantiaLpermanent rare weald improve cTh.- American —Im Reams Corn and its Culture- 1 were four claws of sturieui* present. aml uncompromising cbaraqp r that . As a result him*eJf and Fred Roger* iftdn.st r must ■ give liberal in­ Mr. Round* forgets persons in (he severity of it* t-re tn jail and John McPhsrlin la. be* and physical'comfort but poverty in Diamwrivn led by George I about 4t> in each cia* hen bring* Ui_ this country in eggs N P Hull I mind and in character. Pitiful indeed : ■ in-to locate here; we fcreai'. took hu» German Coach stailiou. L'yidty tu a principle and *> fail* tu j n g hunted hy theofficeh*. Against the and meat larger returns each year than Kent Addreea, Hon H R PaUengilL mas; * - .'grtssive and ae xgHerr Ahren*. J. M Bauer 11te Hasting* reckon with the human clement. If , latter two and Crane—a complaint i» , is th* ir lot: and it will do us good and onr wheat crop By rare and atten­ Question Box • >r n-ignborlng cities. Pcrcberon" Co'*. Percherun. Mistral. **' really so live that our strongest dr- lodged for entering a *aloon with in- 1 do good to our. common interests as ‘ . Evening a<3rd to dot * The landed tion ‘he values from both' «uur0e* ami Wm. Logan a standard tired trot- wre >* *»• du good, to have onr lives | tent to commit larceny, which i» a i *la:•■-wide community if wt- pause a Mu-xr . Improvement of Country could be greatly iurrea-^d It would littl- in onr f0Hve preparations for ’.i 1 lusting* is very small Recitation Ad- ring colt. Mr. K. said the Huileiit* <‘i**n and helpful. ouF live* ff ill in time MM-joa* offense Frank Heath and, lie well worth while for farmer- ur Roads—N P- Hull under the direction of Dr. Waterman, a ljust themselves to righi relatiuiuhip* । Patrick Slattery Jr. were ul*oarrested j the happy holiday time and let onr ' it* property valuation xho own a little ,land to .drewiq America Spdis Opportuuily— v»wn ,.\»lk\ who practical sympathies reach out to thure ; State Veterinary-, went over-each an- with atlwr*. ‘ , on the «ame charge, but investigution put 1 tam*idf.-r:ib!r thought xo<lI effort Hon. IL R Pattengill ■! imalcareiuUy. each on- putting down Then 'let one put courage "" and j convinced the officer- that the latter UL-fi.rtnnate members of our community . in mend that the intol ieUing profit* from the NASHVILLE -OPERA HOUSE. ’ rai-irfg «•»! cull aepedud eleetitm under an 4ppropriate beading on a , iaitb into his lifts. The man who twu did not participate in the Mealing. fi-r.whoin we may do'so much. Oh! Forenoon. of chickens It . will .pay. *It will li^ . fund mother clinging to your blind ' card hi* .judgment on each of the can after holiest search o ’ ufj his own m> the •:a*e* against them were dis'* . : -i i**uing bonds for found imtyuctive. to the people wh<j The Aim and 'Pnrpuw* of the Farm­ . many points on which thb horw wa.* heart. truthfully My that lie owts no । nib-red. Slattery wa* an < -u>d for being ybild cutnpx*4iunau* y.-xrning as no, . ■ -m.-ntr such as pave- du J 1 J J ’• ■ t r lise pniltry a^id hsfe t: > dcer’.* Institute—O M. McLaughlin, motlx-r could cling to m normal child i judged When em*h da** ha-1 done its man anything but to love him-that i* 1 a di*6r.lerly. pleaded guilty, and was ihcity's capacity . sire; to J i so to visit :* poultry show bllun and Silage-N P Hull. ‘Discus­ ’ work, tfien Dr. Waterman i-u^ed his to do him all the goo-1 be . . puereibly . ______________________________________ , rentenced by Justice Bishop to :k» days. and feelings that you cannot surrender • ■; i. , injpn.^rog public ’ and hnv* some one who know* abjut sion. its care to any’ uthei hands do you । judgment on the anima! examined, so ran :,n d who hold* his life and hi* j in ’ jailJohn Riley wa* also a; rested • i..hting. the purchase J the ' Afternoon raric us kind* of chickens explain (hxl’ *to *he ,j for getting drunk’... on the stolen bouze. know that there are hands waiting to ‘ a* a trust from " rity and the erection'1 Muriv Address, Hon. (.' L. Glas­ .that every student -cduld know how ‘poM-mioD* do for that child tar better than you j aboiltlL rq—for,, lucre is a _great deal I closely he had arrived at the correct helpfully administered fin-t for th and plead guilty'to disorderly conduct !:>-r»q.ri. We also rucom- of kidividuxlity abrat taiclsaw. gow The Dairy Herd aud ita Caro— gutMl of th«w- who may de per d npo This being his second hffonse. he teas ever could du and to giye brnjk to you ‘J.■ I judgment. • / .nni-.m Council create Sharpe Butterfield, of Windsor. N. V Hull Addrew. Hon. H R. ( not your helpless and dependant child him.com and next to contribute hy their *i When the .scoring of tpoint* wa* given tsi day* in the Detroit House of > Board •' if .-.- Works, as our charter Canada, was the judge for the -.xhi- .! Pattengill. Question Box. but your sou. your daughter lifted into ' pleted. led at u**! to the help of others—*ta*h a man correction pin. nlete«l. thenthen- each each .animal animal wa* v . Hurd to l>e under the . Evening. 7;.'Jb I bitioiL He is certainly well informed j ! different gaits past the l*ody-of student* ; ■ right to expect that tile goo<l of , We __________ _ for _ iuuu j — .... promsing manhood or womnnbo^l. If are sorry the*o young men. tom. th<» Common CounriL •Music. Recitation. Improvement all such mothers and fathers and all in !■* line. It wxm highly entrrtain! so that tbe action of the luirse could be 1 life will come to han. If xhe Bible I it does not excuse them to plead ' that ..nd powers tube de­ i ing |n watch Mr. Butterfield at his [ of Country Roads—N. P Hull Music. . people of this state could see for t 1m-uiIm> xnr it« promiamany i,r<uni»ta«nv val. __ ______ ■. him any mnanincr meaning, its val- I .1 Prime Factors of h Good School—Hon. j‘ *e<‘n judged. they werea_L_v. . drunk 1when the offeita* iMd !>j .. -<r<hnance. The Board lobe I wort. He would go to a coop, cure- : then the ma, man‘ who humbly, humhbIv, sincere- :| were committed committed, At the same time selves what i* provided by die state The three men felt highly coinpli- i ue. lhpn .and to consist of live i fully select one of the birds, take it to i H It. Pattengill. trmclcada-Mii I l._j| ;___ _ ... Lake »i. air honw* Iv ' * seeks ' ' the good menus! to tie asked to their •>’ and •n<l tinself unselfishly , had it been imjossible in liaating*. -a* for the blind and what is accctnptlsbed serve five yean., one to . a window and first give it iT careful, j MlDDLEVHsLE-OPERA HOUSE to Um college fur the |.Orpu~ muned with conlklehn. expect Uta which he tie- ),w comemptao. it .i»ulj’i<7 for for them there would reinaiij no nt-ed . • ir. This Board to only I general looking over*. Then he would j Forenoon. • for thi. collage rank, the very bfghe.1 , -eta. The pnmnw i, that all needf.,1 ' minor, ,„ g., they might for the compulsory education law for - »n of mondy raised by i instturt nis assistant to mark for I The Aims and Purjiowea of the Farm­ the blind which the,authorities uf this In n)l mwh m.ttera of | Ihiflgx ylU come Io him., Why then h,ve Iwrn aober. good dtizem iiulod 1 tor the special purpose school hare urged. Hut as th'-y cannot ; ]s>»nl-—so much on the comb, size ■ er'll Institutes—W. R. Harper. The stock. Dr. Waterman expressed him- 1 '“‘‘’d ^ny man worry about the future? 1 of- -law breakers . •fVn.'M i and erecting buildings marking and appearance; so much for , Dairy Herd and its Care. -N. P. Hull. ( have the upporturitjJtu see that the self m very glowing terms irj praising His ankioty should be to put himself We shall have more of such offense* ‘ ■tn' i'ng purposes. - and no : law is demanded and demanded with Discussion.* । the color of the eye; so much for the the horse, * which he said represented j whore I be good things that are pued- uidem parents and officer* co-operate Other; They to make recoin- I nsrlc, breast and tail feathers, condi- । ' Afternoon as nearly perfect specimens of their * fol to a good life can come hi* way. to keep minors out of saloons and like many fold more emphasis for che blind SMDtla • to the Common Council j,tionxif flesh, than for the seeing upon every consid—r. -legs and . . Muxie, Corn and its Culture N. P. breed a* could fie found. It was a I hy making his life meet the conditions places. feet. We will . . eration that has supported Compulsory • n- ci -sary for the Council to not pretend to enumerate Hull. Direu-niun. ’ ' ‘ ” ■ *“ the *u“ various 'j *•->«, Address. Hon. Fl. great compliment to Barry county also, j under which the*e may come. For Rogers and Crane were Ihronght be- el|oc,-,i(in ,n)wher„. vtN with manufacturers. | Feeding the Dairy | and show* that Barry stands high a* a . there is a'supreme Igw guvenuiug life. fore Justice Bishop Tuesday. [Mjirrts. Each variety baa its peculiar I R |Pattengill. lav. waiVMl . . ... ■ . waived -‘ .... What then is it th at- this school can marking, and there 1* a standard for | Cow N. P HulL DiHCUMiun. • j breeder of thoroughbred animsl*. ha* it* ' and *v»rv every late has its conditions couditibnb. - ..-*1 examination, .... and were bound over ~ to 'WAN OF ABILITY. I Optimism and tmnfident expectation j the circuit. Mcl’harlin-is Mill-at large. do for the blind? What does it do for eachiofie: and each bird is scored on Evening, the blind children of Michigan? It each! point with reference to the [ Music Recitation Addre.se. Made j CONCERNING THE LA j of good are a iluty. There must be a ' ■ mu. Hamilton is th? onK takes them at six or seven years if it ' , in America - Hon.' HL ft Pattengill. | basis fur such expectation. There Michie ^member to have a cbairm.it- standard. AUCTION SALE can get them so early and carries them FOLLETTE LECTURE. j must be a 'disposition tu do our part, Of the exhibit*, the popular Plym- : STAR GRANGE HALL ■•hip it -■ aker Cannon’s arrangement through all the grade* of atulltwelveAfter considerable correspondence ! |o wo . k hard u . ith lw tie«t faith, i • --------Forenoon °f COtUUd ■ - He retain* hi* place <jt outh Rocks led in number with 2d, with , year course if it can keep them so luiyvoi *1’ (he head of the committee Goldbn Wyandotte* second with 23. ■ Music. Com and it Culture N P the Lecture Cours, committee wa* ^d with the nelief in an overruling t Arthur Gesler, of Hope. Will Have long from the kindergarten to the White Plymouth Rocks third and ! HuU Discu**ion Our Agricultural I last week pleased to receive a com- : puWor whose law i« that "all thing* ! —i and the same membetfourth year of the high school, and ; munication from the Slayton Bureau , work together for good to them that One J“nuary College W H Schantx. Picnic diudiip thaw blind children reading with >n insular affairs, loth White Wyandotte* fourth. ' saying Mvtn* that thia ”at last l«At they thev were able to • >___ •• • 3rd. The pronjcten-i of the exhibition j lier love Him.” teiig .. their .finger .tips and employing intelthe more important comgive the committee something definite And there must he the cheerful ac­ Afternoon 1 ;30 •ittee. • ti» house. No representa- would have been better p!ear*d had As will be -een on our last page, ectual processes with a concentration concerning the delayed lecture juf Sen­ ceptance of what may coma to us in there been a larger showing of bird* Music. Clover and Soil Fertility Use In.:. Arthur Gesler will have an auction impossible to seeing children go through • - itate buna higher statu*-’ and a larger attendance of visitors. It N. P. Hull. Address. Hon. H. R. ator LaFollette amf offering'them a life as designed for our good by One sale nn Wednesday January 3d, at tfie ContluurO on page six than has Mr. Hamilton. choice of four dates in next week be­ who knows us l<est and loves ns most. Wdflui.- > more favorably regarded is hoped that for next year, guided by Pattengill. Music. The Remedies for late L C. Gealer'a farm in Hope town­ ginning with the 4th asking that they And if we take life that way. we will CotthroedoD pace six Farm Failure*. Rev H. H. Van A CORRECTION. ny thu, qJJeaguJ^. He does not run ship, E. R. Conrad, of Delton, will be bo wired the choice of dates in their be optimists. All the world and all Au ken. the auctioneer. A lunch will be served What's in a name? A good deal when • pre..reuu in his own interest. Evening 7:80. order. This was done and announce- , things in it will miniider to our ■ devotf., magnifying his' every act. the mis-spelling of it cause* annoyance at noon. . Music. Thp Boys and Girl*- N. P. ment made of the good news. Next1 growth and happiness; for He who is tfeat. t -mall, but still he is generally ; DREW 65 DAYS AT DETROIT We cannot gu into particulars as to to partiee involved. ’Hm} statement i Hull. Solo- ’F’rof. W. T. Wallace. day another letter was received saying Master of them all and rules the uni­ the property offered. Irat it will be a made in the BANNER of Noy. 22nd is m congress the ablest and-; . ---------*■ ' Addrcvi, America Spells Opportunity that about the time the Hastings tele- । verse ha* willed it so. large sale. Mr. Gesler hasn't a lot uf decidedly incorrect {.through, no fault ^runK - member of the Michigan gram reached the Bureau another came w Sailor Cheeseman of Rutland Did It H. R. Pattengill. jAptiun ' old traps to diiipore bf, as he has not of the BANNER) in regard to the in the house.—Allegan WOODLAND -TOWN HALL. \ from the senator ssying that be had , I noticed by the BANNER. issue .of been engaged in. active farming for name of Olney. There is no such nam6 OttettfFor Getting been ordered to be in Washington on | December 20, that the State Road cor­ Forenoon. some time, and had previously sold the .in the United States a** OLNER; but Aims and Purpose* of the Farmer* | the 4th of January and consequently respondent asked ’’Whocould beat Mrs. worn articles. What farm tool* he Drunk. by lack of judgment or through careOBITUARY. Alfred C-'heeseman. of Rutlaad. got Institute D. N. Stowell. Clover and could fill no engagements in that i A. D. Kennedy as a poultry raiser". I •jiow offers are mostly new and in good lesHnciw it has been «|x*lled that way. Mr. ;n Peake, one of the oldest on hi* usual drunk the past week, wa* ! Soil Fertility--N. P. Hull. Add re**, week It is only just to, say that the | will res]*ond by saying Mrs. Geo. E. condition. It will be a bonafide sale, Consequently Mr. William ns well as . Slayton’s have done all in their power Nichols of Carlton township sold ms he has no further use for what he Mr. Byrun spells his name Olney. We • -t Barry county, died at his nabbed by the officer*, taken before Hon. H. R. 1’attengill. Afternoon. . j to fulfill their contract and regret the $1(19.89 worth of poultry, her own rais­ now offers to sell, and no place to store make thia correction tor our own satis­ -— —I Afinmiwii in Hone township. Saturday Justice Riker, and- given tW days 'iin .ifnotinn as nk keenly ItMnlv. MH the local com- I ing anu ^ceai!.. > 2.J. I'.MCi. age 87 years .6 Music Corn and H^Culture N. P. 1, situation ms the local comand jhckou picked niiy-wvi-n fifty-seven ' puuuun jouuiJh—or, of them lfif ngj not noia. wold.^Te He preiers prefers goou gotri faction and liecause we want the right the Detroit Hou*© of correction. There to caah< UI] wiU Inilke tlR. tiinel to prevail. Hull. Address. Hon. Hi R. Pattengill | mittee’does. There is no probability duck and geese feather* from the same . y-t. He was lx«rn in are some.others who deserve the same W. H. O. The Dpiry and its Caro—N. Pi Hull, 'of securing LaFollett before congress jmultry^ St.itt . ; Vermont June 7, l-u18 . Mtitfactory to the purchaser. which muv may not not be lie before before,. Question Box. 1 ! adjourns which “Who ever *aw a jwrfict man 7! Stovv.I v> Richland Kalamazoo county treatment. HE HOLDS THE RECORD. , next May or June. -Rather than take :; asked the revivalist. “There is no such , ,n 1M.‘ and then to Hoj« township in WAS FINE CONCERT any more chances an effort in being ' CHARLES PFLUG MARRIES A few days ago one of the daily ADVERTISED LETTERS. i'Sa where he has lived on the same thing. Every man has his faults, j The bonce rt given at Reed’s Opera paper- mentioned a shoemaker who at f*rm on which he died every since, Cards have been received here an­ made to secure Home other man with plenty of them.” Tim revivalist conMra. L. O. Hall. Mra. Cha». A. House last night by the Olivet College the ••great age of 80 yearn’' was hold­ ' >rfwt ■ nuu,e ,o',v I,,b“u •»» •it* have* a wife and three children to i Laurence. Miss Florence iCIuaholm, nouncing the marriage, on Dec. 14, at similar views of. political reform tinned: “Who ever -saw a ]„ ,a)i | Gleo Club wa* a splendid entertain­ ing down his bench and in the harness ’toorr. his Iusk. On the 4th ot last Mim Alice Dnper. Mire Eunice Hall, the home of the bride's parents in the notably Folk, of Missouri. Jerome of woman!” At this juncture a tall I ment. and merited a much larger at­ every day. Mr. G. Zuacbnitt, our ^»«ni*-r Mr. and Mrs. Peake celeNew York Denan of Illinois or Gov. Mr. Horace McGregor, Arthur W. Mc- city of Washigton, .qf Mr. Charles S. ■ -Jbin woman arose. “Do you mean to tendance. ixrath side cobbler, can heat that for *M‘«1 their titi th wedding anniversary Davitt, A. Brace. A. Buxwell, Otto Pflug and Miss Marianna Bailey. The Hanly of Indiana. The patrons of the”' *\y, madam,” the evangelist asked. I he is past81 years. Is doing all the course may feel awmed that they will “»th" aiwut bo guests present. His Maier, Deloa Smith. A. Sehrt. F. B’. many friends of the groom in this city j • • that you have seen a perfect woman»” > Don’t swap the will for the deed un­ . will wish thorn much happiness in [ get their money's worth without fait whs held at the (fedar Creek Potter, Henry Stark. “ We!L I can’t just say that I have seen might add that be cau do as quick and Committee. B. church. Rev. C. R. Bpear ofliciher,” the woman replied, ‘but I have tfi^ir new estate. ) a smooth a job as he ever could. —WoodHi» remains ware laid at rest heard a powerful lot about her; -be Dee R. Pierce left Saturday for I Fam^ i»de»Hy bought at the expense | was my husband's first wife.” about it. and Grand Ledge. JlLl)nU r U UI J K 9074 M IHIERtSIIN(i EIPfKIfNtf STOLE FROM A SALOON �HASTlNbS BAxNNBR. DECEMBKK 27, 1W5. Fourteen indictments were returned ings anner on Friday of last week 'by a federal grand jury ar Kansas City against prominent railway officials nnd large sh^p]ieni ^barged with tbe giving ot COOK BROS.. Editors. rebates and conspiracy to gain rebates. That there in an earnest desire exist­ ing on the part of federal officials to enforce the laws we now have touching freight rates abases, is made apparent by those indictments, but the further fact that no . corporation is powerful enough to escape an indict meat in case their offense can be proven, ADVERTISING RATE*. is the better reflection suggested by last Display advertising, rates furnl«h**d cu appll ttkn. Basln-Ms ioafti and reading Retires. On week’s indictments. nt page, or among Bv-rides, r.’Sc a Hue: risemere, “e a line. Average of levcn word* to tte* The Empire of Russia seems to do­ pe, nd for its existence on the blood­ thirsty Cossacks, whose savagery is expected to overmatch the revolutionary movement in that unhappy country. B . Congress last week appropriated about (16.U0Q.000 for"immediate work on the Panama canal. This country will be glad to have tbe project pushed. One of the provisions of the Michigan' primary reform bill for which it was shirply criticised was that one requiring at least -*0 per­ cent. of the total vote cast to make a nomination. That eminent reformer Gov. LaFqllette, of Wisconsin, has convened the legislature of that state in special session at an expense of many thousands of dollars, because he perceived that a most serious defect in tbe Wisconsin primary law was that under it minorities could control tbe nomintions of candidates in the badger state. It will be finally under­ stood that it is no easy thing to enact a workable primary law that will not bring a worse condition than the one it undertakes to cure. But for the timely action of Gbv. LaFollerte, the minority or corporation element winch be 'had been fighting fur ten years would, under the primary reform law which he had urged I ho Wiscon­ sin legislature to pass, have secured control of the party nominations in that state when the governor resigned, to accept the senatorship* itecause his supporters were divided on the question of his succetwor. Thfa act of Gov. LaFollette in-calling' u special Mission of the state legislature to cure defects in a law he had urged tint body to pass Ought to make Michigan primary reformers charitable in their criticism-, of the Michigan primary law. Three I tanks *in Chicago, all domin­ ated by one man. failed Monday last. It seems that this one man by juggl­ ing the hooka, succeeded in borrowing (15.000.(MW. of the depositors* mono/ in these three hanks for helping his own personal, private business enterprises. This course was not only a wrong to the three banks ho man:iged. but tends to discredit and throw suspicion on other banks thai would never think of violating the law. It ought to be u crinje punishable by not less than a dozen years in1 prison for any bank officer to take' such a reckless, dishon­ est course. And every officer or employ­ ee v^a bank was knows of such con duct as that t>n tbe part of any officer ahd does not take steps to put an end it ought to be about as severely punish ed. The banking laws of thia country need amending as to punish much more, severely such oSfensee as we bavo mentioned. The financial, jmsitipn of this country* is sound and strong. Nothing can weaken it except such-duplicity crime as we have mentioned on the part of trusted fin­ anciers in the management the trust funds of banks. Governor LaFoUotte has at last de­ cided to accept the U. S. senatorship and his resignation as governor is now before the legislature of his state. " When it cornea to tbe matter of hucceasor of Gen. Alger, we believe CongreFwnian Charles A. Townsend is the just right candidate. . It will be a groat.relief to the country when AlioO Roosevelt shall get married. If she is not a spoiled, young lady then she certainly has more than the ordin­ ary amount of saving common «*enw She has been brought so much into proininenee in the last few years, just at tlie tune when eunapicuousneMi would be most lianaful to a young lady, that if her bump of self coasciouhneM isn’t bigger thaa a hay stack stoe certainly can hope M» go through . {Original.! • "What Is this story, iPxlerigi about your intvlug planned an el ipement. with the ranrbrjan's daughter?” “Ob. Honor. ict ua not talk about that." “Come. tell me about it" "Well, seuor. I don’t like to. but If I must I must Because Arango had a godil ranch und severe! thousand sheep be must expect to wed his daughter ; > some gnuidee. He was u widower.* aipi Juauitn was bls only child. If hi* bad bad a^son he would not have been so careful of her. As It was. be watch­ ed her mor-.* carerally than bfa sheep, which roamed where they liked. But Juanita wa- never allowed tu leave the ranch lest she meet some young fel­ low without any property and. losing her heart, xpake it unpleasant for tbe old man and hbt pl ns. I had some capital lu Arango's hands, and he re­ lied ou me to keep tbe sheep froux frecti ng or starring and to do the sell­ ing. I could not see why be would not favor me for a son-lu-law. but be did not. True, I am twenty years old­ er than hfa daughter, but that fa not so l>ad, und do nut women prefer to marry men older than themselves? 1 acted very honorably with Araugo. I asked him - for bin daughter's hand Without having first spoken to her. In­ stead of acting like an American aud getting the girl's heart without permfa- Rusbia seems no more successful in "But did you not-try t< conquering her own people than Mhe with the girl?" did in subduing the Japs. “Patience, twuor. I am Scorning to that. What you . suppose .. Arango do At least the. State .Grange revived when ----• ask him honorably for his interest in the subject of primary daughter?* IHe laugh _ In my , face. Tljiit , reform in Michigan. • faugh was the only answer I ever gut. I bore It ns best I could, but never try to take a mem roveuge. BEAUTY IN DRESS. "Arango would never, let any young men «*ome to vhdt nt the rau^b. but li daughter, who had l>ani educated ;u Frances Power Cobbe. tr lifetime re­ the convent, sometimes had li< former. speaks a word at eighty-three mutes come to see her. One d. lu regard to the suitably dress for, wo­ t hev-e . girls.. Bianca Savetl rnj men. Three points are included in tbe the randi. She was a tall p raisons d'etre of clothing, she thinks, blue, eyes und red choeln*. I aiid they tire. In. this order of im­ think tier famqtiful. becnuMportance., health, ducency nnd beuul>’- on her upper lip that suspicion of a ’ Probably tbe average woman would mustavlie which for me would -pjir place Beauty first and claim that It any woman'* beatity. But there was rt covered tlie matter of deoency also, carviux*: ■ ■■■••?.*.« with her aad an howert since Intlecency fa out of baniiniy bearing that 1 liked. At iinq she did •with beauty. But under rfie head of not take any notice of we. but afti r n decency.Miss t'obbe Includes not duly time she licgnn to L ake friends with "conrealmrnt of some portions of the me. Then I tbonghu ‘Here fa w eliauec human frame" and "distinction 'be­ to console myself for the lossiuf Juan­ tween the habiliment of men und wo­ ita uu:i at tbe same time ler the old men sutticieut to avert mfatnke, but man we that 1 am not so much dis also “fitness (o the uge aud character ifpix>ini«'d after all.' of the wearer," a point that womv,n "One time I started In to as|c Blnnca 'will appreciate better thau men. The to be my wife when she threw up her ago of tbe wearer affects little the hands und exclaimed: fashion of men. but the woman who "‘Oh. bcuvens. fa this the constaucy understands the art of dressing knows of man?. Not two xnon:lr< ago you pro­ by intuition that certain styles an* and posed for the hand uf my friemi. uml certain other styles are not Adapted to now you uro going ti» pretwe tor mine. her ugv. and age, by tbe way. In wo­ Here fa Jatamtn dying for love of you. man at least. has no relation to years. who do noi deserve to be lpv«J.’ By character we suppose Miss t'oblie “Well. I tell her that Ldld not know means station In life—a rather. Inde­ that my Idve for Juanltii was! return­ finably phrase—or occupation or some Derides. Arangb would not con such thing covering the matter of tbe ed. sep*- Would not it he better |to-take suitability of tbe dress for t|ie wearer the girl who wnx free tu raet or the occoMoa. Beauty in dn«ss Is summed up by self? “ 'You have no pluck.' riif s d Miss Cobbe as demanding— I loved a girl who loved mi*. I “TruthfulnesK*. The dress must be elope with her.’ genuhie-througbout. without nny falko • eThen for the first time 11 o.-eurred pads, false hair or fufae anything. to me to leue revenge on Arn igo for '•Graceful forms of drapery. bis Insult; Beside*’, if I m:ii ry liis "Harmonious colors. , '•••Buch.iundurate consfatency' with pre­ tfangiiii r_l must some tlmfe ph ire her vailing iniMies of dress as shall pn»- property with her. So I say io mixtncn jlucp the •impression- of socfubUity.and that if rite will help ml* 1 suavity and avoid that of self a*.w*r off Juuulta. "‘That is easy.’ she any. 'AH you • "Individuality, the dress suiting tbe have to do fa tu provide relays of . miles ' Winter ns If It were an outer bodjr horaes to tbe railroad fifty belonging t<» the same soul.”—Brock- away. I'will contrive to get. J^uanltu ton* Times. .. ‘ . off the ranch to you. and you c m get a train before the old man krio^ of bls A DARK CORNER. Governor Warner accepted invita­ tions to appear before the convention A dreary corner and one which is of fanners’ clubs in session at 1-ansixuc difficult to handle from an artistic last week and before the state Grange point of view Is a dark angle of the in semi on at Grand Rapids, and on wall In any room. Tbe best remedy: both occasions ho made clear and for it Is a twdfqjd screen made out nf> au ordinary ctothesborse, which cost>‘ candid statsmente touching the accom­ but little. The framework sbouhL lie! plishments of bis administration up to stained walnut, aud a length qp1)am-’ the present time. ’ The governor ga\'e boo sliuuhl bo fitted Into eaeli “fold"' edpecial attention tu the Michigan just tinder tlfi? top bar and quite down primary election law, detailing its at tl»(j lf>ttom.'cluse to tfie ground. Be­ KqtUnnnta in ordjfr to accomplish full fore gluing and ’inUhig those bamboos i results, aud comparing its privileges in position slip n.dtizeu small brass cur* with the primary election laws of Wis­ tain rings over each, making four doz­ en rings In till.. Then take a handsome consin and Minnesota. - He expressed piece of brocade, satin or tapestry, half.; his Willingses to answer any qneriei as wkte again as the screen, aud gaththat might afine in the minds of dele­ er/li Up top and bottom with a two gates, and to such questions he ,gave inch heading, sewing an equal number candid and satisfactory replies. What­ of books on It "to mutch the rings. If thin scroehSs made In daffodil yel­ ever way be the-opinions of the farmlow bfijcade. for instnne**. it fa eviera and Grangers of Michigan touching detft wbat a bright patch of color it the exact details of legislation they will make. On the floor b'efore It put know Governor Warner to be frank a Jardiniere In pate,green or deep >'<iand. truthful in his representations to low china and let It hold a very tall them, aud they further know that as fera or, pa I tn. _ ' • governor of the state he is anxious to accomplish the must aud the best be can for all the people of Michigan.-— Cadillac News. Jason E. St. John; who for 20 years bad had charge of the state industrial school at Lansing, died very suddenly on Wednesday last. This man has done a wonderful work for the uplifting of the bqyH in tbe institution over which he had change:'aud there are very many men in this and other states who are successful and useful citizens who will.mourn the lost friend add wise counselor, us Mr. St-John proved himsolf to bo to the thousands of way­ ward boys who camo under his charge , at the industrial sciunl at Lansiugs* Their Elopement Then tell him about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Tell him how Itcured your hard cough. Tell him why you always keep it in the house.' Tell him to ask his doctor about it. Doc­ tors use a great deal of it for throat and lung troubles. ‘•Y had * terrible eoM and ce«Rh “<> ~ thrvataned with jnirumonU. I tried AyerV epujth mMttane."- Kama K WbitmaJ, Wmw '"In a few days all was ready. . I bud arranged to ban- a buckbonrd with tbe swiftest bor«e ou the raurij near tbe entrance <o the ranch at 11 o’clock nt night, dn«l the two girls wpre to meet me there. I asked Blunoi what, reward she expected for her disinter.efittsl action, and she said she I acted only, through friendship for twb lov­ ers' 1 told her that ahe must git with us and’ live with us as long ak she liked. The truth is I was more in love with her than Juanita, Vul Juanita would have-the ranch some day. and It • would have been very fooiisb for me to give her up for Blanc;', who told me that rite find no money nt all. T)on*t you think so, seuor?’’ "By all ntennff. Go ou." ■ “On tbe night we were to run away I waited under n clump of trees ' with the bucktx>nrd, for the moon wns full, nnd IP was light as day. They must have had trouble in carrying out.lthelr plans to get away, for It was ufar’.y 12 o’clock iH’fc.ri* tlu’y came. • When 1 saw two girts rtAming toward me I thought of Arango toughing at me; and I laughed out loud myself. Along dmne the girls In rlju moonlight. Blanca pull­ ing Juanita after her. . . I “When they came up to tbe Iaick board I said: • "•Be-brave. Jpanita. You will nbrer I regrrt thia action.’ ’’ ’You will not, sweetheart.’ said Blanca. ’He Is right.’ “Blanca put Juanita Into tbe bpek board .while I held the reins. Th: horse started too soon, aud 1 wan obliged io attend to him exclusively. IVlien 1 turiitel Bianca stood before’me In a woolen shirt a mJ trousers, coher­ ing me w!tli n revolver. •*’Glt!' saM <-'.ia:igwl voice. j . "What coCW I Co? Blanca was a man and had plfJracti .'o run ^iway with Juau'i.i himself.’’ "Were th-y forgiven?" -"Yer-; tbe old man thomdit it so n joke on me that ho wrote tiiemj eotno liar'-.nnrri: parses Tlie freedom loving girl of today who cau enjoy a walk by herself without losing her' reputation, who can ride dqwn tlie street on her “bike’’ without being booled at. who can play n mixed double at tennis without being cmnpelled by public opinion to marry her partner, who can. in short, lead a hu­ man creature’s life and not that of a lapdog led about at the end of n string, might patwe to think what she owes to the "uDsexed creatures" who fought YOUNG ON BAKING DAY, left over from the Christmas trade must all be closed out before Jan. 1st, I roll out nil th* Uttl« bits An' cdt 'em Into shape. An’ on top of our big rance I put 'em ter to bake. 2 pair pure wool blankets $5 value very cheap. J«UiK up m>. h&l.; • « !•■• gvfs jmj awful light fan Ik want* to tty. it»l slur..' hl’ii to him. A>'1 up fat In dough. GEORGE WASHINGTON, lu writing Qis signature Washington put his |Hjn to tbe pa|K*r five times. Flrat. he wrote the "G W" In one con­ nected line; icv-jiMi. be raised bls baud and made (lie snudl “o" lift ween the' upper part of the "G" and “W" and the two dots; third, his band nnd arm were placed In a (xxltlon to write "ariilng.” these six tetters occupying, a breadth of almost exactly one and three-quarters of su Inch. This fa about as much of tlie arc of a circle (of which the center fa the elbow pivoted on tiie table) as one with a forearm of average length can c^uhc to coincide with the tniigent. or the straight line across the pnper. which die lower parts of tlie letters foiinw unless uunsi.’jl ef­ fort be math* aud a great den! more movement lie given .to the fingers. The "g" ends In n curved flouriKb, of which tbe convex side Is turned upward In*low the right center .of the name. Fourth, he wrote the final "ton:'’ fifte, he addcil the very peculiar tloprfoh ■above the right center of tbe "name, with the object of dotting,the "I" and eroding the “t" nt the wine jitruke \ Game Fwf r. Italny Day. The following game'fa very popular with little French children and may help, you to pass some pleasant tuo' Choose'u letter of the iilpbubct. Say "D," for Instance. Each player with pencil and paper is told to w’rlte the natne of n k'pttntry, rlvcc. mountain, city, soldier, artist, writer, musician and statesmonr all beginning with thn letter "D.” . At the end of five minutes the ILst» are 'closed. One reads the names from his list, nnd those having tbe same names'on their lists scratch them off. The winner of tbe contest Is tbe one having''the most names not on tbe lists of tlie others. The fact of his names brine mon* uncommon shows him to have the greatest knowledge and memcrj'. This game Is well worth trying ai will be enjoyed by every member tbe family. “In n 'certain ••il'urch’ in i*uk>radu Spring-." snid an Ore'gnn .-!<*rgyruau, "there used to .be a queer old. crusty character; s Scot who was notetl for hfa profouml ImowlWgC of the 8«riptureu. I l'c*’ture<l lu Unit church one evening, anfl after, die lecture the Scot ami I uiU some fw others fell* into co'uverxaflou. ■ ' “1 was utc-n.' to pvt the old uinu's Scriptural kvowtedite !•> tlie test. I n an urged tu quo’.tJon lihn and to let him. questhm me.' He would get the bi tter ot iu«*-thnt. every *h • snld. wa* certain-but 1. bail- my doubts and, turning tu the F«*ut. stiid coiitl*teut»y: *• ’I win try yon. my friend, with-the grand, h-.iding. Insuruxouutublc <itn.-<tioti. How lung did Adatn remain In a j 1 • , | ■ CROWN PIANOS Magni flcent and modern, up io dare, complete; exceile toner, case and finish Beet materials iuiti wurKisa: '; • , • > ' Warranted IO Years. CROWN ORGANS for Parlor, l^<ig, a ’ Church. Best in Tone. .Best Touch. Best in Case Design-. Best in Finish. Bm Durability. Warranted IO Years. “The iM-ot answered: " Till be gut a wife“Then. with a grim t bow loti: RenKes &. Walldorff, PIANOS AND ORGANS. ’YOUR MONEY IS NO GOOD” end will to refunded to you if after uaing'hiilf a bottlo of THE FAMOUS Matt.J.Johhsons Michigan Central 6088 Taking -!?*ct Aug. 11. W). Trite- :««r» HaAtltifA m fajbr* RHEUMATISM and BLOOD CURE yo^hre not satisfied with results. ■This ie uur guarantee which goes . with every boule. For Sale and Guaranteed only by A.E. MULHOLLAND Grand iUplJF Fire Insurance Is your house aud furni­ ture insured' This is a bad time of year for tires. OOiri WAIT till aftet/you burn out. insure NOW. C. R. BISHOP, Agent, Reliable Fire lesurmce. A, D, Cadwallader's PROFESSIONAL CARDS. KNAPPEN. KLEIN HANS A KNAPPEN, Attorneys. 317 Michigan Trust Co. Building, Graud liapids. Michixsa. ■ THOMAS * PRYOR. c.H. Thomas Attorneys at Law. L- H. Fbtom. Offloes over Hading* CJty Bute/ COUiROVE * POTTER, Attoroers at Law, •SuccM<*oni to Philip 1. Co’-grorOffice la Unlo.< Block, HMting*. Praxtl A- t- KEN ASTON. Attorney.at Ijiw. « ‘ W»r j. 8. Goodyear A Cx>.. HiorePrtelteri *L*fi coarts of the Aia> Uoll ,riucDfled to. Da. LOWRY. Hx-rtlpirs. Ml b. Al vaj.- a larre stock at t-5* glae.-?s nectaries nn hand II. A. A C. H. barber. Pbvslctanh and S GallaJn dty er roentr twf promptuca*t day nr nfat: A HANLON. M. D-. Phyticlinju'd Snrgv.-.ii. " Mid.!lev R. V. GALLAGHER. 1'1 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Surgeon. Dowling. M What fa that which no one win) J. M. tMlTli, Attorney at Law, Office over IHerson's Grocery. ’ hours 12 to 2 p m. si have and yet when be bus It Hastings, Mich. , Ti lcpbonc »l Jlmxw *1 HASTINGS. niCM. ' not wish to lose it?’ A bald hei All bush>e<s given prompt and careful • ' _ Why can’t King Edward b burled attention* Collections a specialty. No. M. M.M.—-A 40 acre farm in i dead. in Scotland? “ C-heyboygan county, soil gravelly loam.-! Office ofcr Banner Office. E. WILLISON. , Why fa it lawful to nrr< ; a marf level, onv-half improved 1! acres oft SURVEYOR. when riding ou bls bicycle! Because timber, , mostly hard maple, one acre : INSVRANCE he pedals ou -the street w [bout a ll- orchard, good buildings and very cheap WALTER HEATH, - might trade. BARRY ChL’NTY SURVEYOR. No. 445—A farm of 30 acres, good Rnddence on Itee^a •Pralrterlth*. i*o« office Why is V the merrlesi Setter in the sandy, gravel and clay loam and lays a alph»bet? Because It I ways comes little rolling and borders on a fin- lake. in the midst of fun. A good « room house and out buildings. Mr. Bigger. Mrs. B ager aud Baby Fine fruit, all improved but 2 acres. R. Bigger—which of this Interesting fam- F. D. and telephone !ine,2J^ mi lee from , Uy is the biggest and j rby the biggest? Hastings. Might trade. No. 449 A farm of 140 acres; 105 Baby Bigger, beenud be Is a little P. A.'SHELl acres under plow, 35 acres of fine beech Wm. H.STEBBINS , bigger. | Licensed Embalntt-r Abstract and Real 1 and maple limber. A tine large sugar its Office. and Funeral Dirticter. bush. Fine stock and grain farm. Good Abstract Block, Money to loan oxy Real E buildings, including silo; bxrn is base Koomi next to . Bwltfance 3W t <»» J . , Thoroughly dry Jteforv the fire n ment40x«0. Fine location. calls prompfiy muwW. rt ri'jrb’: No. 446—A farm of 130 acres; 115 quarter . of r. riiee f of rather strong Citizen. Phene. »«•OH.ce brown paper. Pin r ft on your thigh, acres improved, balance oak wood lot Fine fruit and plenty of it. Fine large holding it at the e igt; while .with the buildings. Soil is a tine clay loam. Near cuff of your slveri I’ on the other hand school and fine location. you rub it sinartlfl 'backward nnd for /----- SEE-----No. LLL—A farm of ’Ji> acres, 80 ward for about a minute. If the acres cleared and almost entirely free knuckle be then | paced near tin* pa- from stumps and stones. Soli is clay luam and sand loam, about one-half THE OLD REL1ABIJ: per it will emit al ‘brllitant spark, ac.IVERY RIGS. We have „ -hopsl b eompanled by a m lapplng noise. The each, lav's just a little rolling; 15 acres i „_1 first class ri^s in connection prongs of n fork « Imllarly placed will of the land is 50 rods from the balance: our Jefferson Street Feed Bare, timber was beech and maple; a fine Shop on Courl Strw-i. produce three distil set streams of light. Jefferwii su । spring brook that never fails crosses mr patronage solicited. The experiment mi Ft of course be per­ the 81 acles, also the 15 acre**, no waste; formed tn tbe dai_ k and.__the trousers fences are good wire fences with good posts and all hog and sheep tight; 3 and coat l>e nf woolen cloth. 'WHEN YOU WANT acres of good apple orchard. Good framed house of 5 room*, sheeted out­ side and lu and filled with grout; fine; Mrs. Homer—Don't! Fou think your tubular well at kitchen door, a beautij husband Is rather heal itrong for an In­ ful bard maple grove stands artunrf CALL ON L A. EATON, HE HAS valid? Mr;. Nelgbbd —Yes, and the the dwelling house, a une' view of tlJ PHILIP I UTZ, IT, ALL KIND6 IN STOCK, AND doctor is to blame- for ’ t too. Mrs. Ho- cars. Barn 30x40 framed, horse barti Second door xwth of Foswm*-j___ framed 16x30, cow barn framed I«xfe THE PRICE IS RIGHT. PHONE 9S mer— Indeed! And w iv, pray? Mra. stone hen house that cost <315, fee Neighbor—He won’t al ■w him to take house, wood house, shop. 2 com critia, any nourishment but g Bts* milk. smoke house, 3 hog houses. Telephone station in bouse; average age of build­ inert 18 years: 60 rods from school; 4 Bo work the boneybl miles from a railroad town of 300 inthat by a rule in v.ature of erdar to a. pMpled klnj fSINESS DIRECTORY WLAND BROS. COAL DAN LAKE SHOES THE BANNER'S WANT COLUMN iBrings Buyers and Sellers Together. Try it- �Iwt HABl lNUS BANNER, DECEMBER NEW YEARS next Monday and we art here to enpplv PERSONAL MENTION . IhLy ith necessary things for New Years JJjpsente. Frank Kenfield is home from Ann -Arbor to ppend the.holidays. Chin. Cup. .nd Saucer., Salt, .nd Papp.,,, Cov.rad Dl.h.., Plat.., Muga, etc. ' Supervisor Smith.uf Casth-tun. whm in the county hub pn buri nett* Wednesday. Miaaes Minnie Devipu and Agnes Suppled, spent Clirhtma* in Grand Rapids. full Hue of staple nnd fancy Groceries- pure Synifc for yonr |>ancakes. fresh Crackers, the ■ I lietfce; Baker’s Goods. Niite, Candies, Figs !’FLiio LIzmsI- ’Tz,,,., _..it />. ir Heit Saturday will be Special Discount Day i derwer. Mackinaw Coats a$d Jackets,' Fants ’ Ovenuls,- Hate, Cape, Cloves and Mittens ■*E .1HT YOUR BUTTER RHD E6GS. REMEMBER THE PUCE' Hogue’s Cash Store 127 Jefferson Street ,ie 151" Hastings. Mich. HFOR USEFUL holiday NEW GOODS Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Andrus of Ann Arbor nre.visiting friends in this city and vicinity. M iss Sharlott Brumm is spending her Flattened into the earth were the Chrirtmas vacation with home friends, film aud head of Hiram Bradisji, a big in Nashvillepile driver tipping over on him while Joseph Simeon, uf Seneca falls, N. at work near Ionia. His injuries are V., spept Christman with Mr." and Mrs. fatal. He is 45 years old and has u D. R. Cook*. wife and four children. 0. F. Darling, cf Perryville. O.. who has been visiting at G. Breckeisen’a When asked to rome to the office and returned home Friday. go over his account with the account Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wespinter left ant. Harry Tucker, of Battle Creek em WedncMlay for Memphis Tenn., to ployed the past two years as collector visit the latter's sister. .. by the Citizens Telephone Co. disap­ Miss Carolyn Burlier went to* Rich­ peared. land Friday and WiH spend her holiday vacation with friend.*-. 1 , One day last week, a gasoline tank Miss Frances Simson. a student at exploded in the kitchen of Frank Madi Syracuse University, is visiting her demand wife of Grand Ha pills Mrs. 3istpr? Mi*-*, Nellie Simson. * Maddern was bntily burned and her little baby daughter died as the result of her 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blakeny and ‘ (laughter Miss Verna spent Christmas bums. . with Grand Rapids relutives. Presems Mr?L M. A. Preston. of Charlotte, . First in Low’Prices. • First in Quality and the Superiority of Chase <fc Sanborn’s Teas and Coffees: secured World’s Fair Contract. "Seal! Brand" Coffee is a synonym for all that .is good, for all that is de­ licious. for all that is nutritious. It has become a household word in the liomes of Hastings people, who are good judges of coffee. The flavor, strength and aroma form a combina­ tion that cannot be excelled by any coffee on the market. Include Plot W. T.\ Wallace went to Lans­ Come to Our Hardware Store, ft! was killed in an automobile accident ing Wednesday *to attend the State Forks. Spoons, Carving Sets, fickle Ware, Razors, Granite Ware, ves,' Ranges, Oil Heaters, Oil Lamp toves. Snow Shovels. See Our Line of Souvenir Patronage hangs on a thread—-that thread is yonr satisfaction Treat you honestly and it’s ns strong nK a cable abuse your confidence and it may snap­ like a cobweb. We are striving to build cables, therefore we liandlc Teas and Coffees imported by Chase «fc Sanborn. We mention below a few brands: in San Diego.Cal., one tiny last week. । Teacher's A»ociatiaa meeting. Mrs. Nay of Adriati. is the gut*t ot. Her body was brought tu Charlotte Mr.and Mrs.D. A. Bowker and will refor interment. [ main with them for the winter. By the mi.ldledf January cars will lie I Prol. and-Mrs. A. W, Chamlterlnib running belneeu Kalnma/.-o and Paw 1 went to Lawton. Micb.. Saturday and Va.w on the Kalamazoo . Lake Shore * will spend a few days with relatives <Xfi>-auo Traction Co’, ekutric line. there. >’ili get something good and substantial, and something Hen- awa few suggvstiuns: Glasses' A. 15. Nowlen. oneof the largest (h-hcIi growers of. western Michigan has presented the Benton Harbor .congrega­ tional church with a' fcJ.uw pipe organ. ONLY 10 CENTS EACH Chase & Sanborn’s Seal Brand Coffee High Grade Coffee . . . Pure Santos Coffee . . . Blended Santos Coffee . . Rio Coffee ..... CHURCH FUNDS SACRED TO CHARITY Judge Wolcott of Grand Rapids So Ralph «n«i Ray Relyea, of Coldwater, aged 12 nnd 14 rears were drowned in rhfie .skating the river at that place one day la«t week. 3E3E3E3E3E3E3 £-v I Alderman Frankhn Starkey, of Battle I Creek, was on Thursday convicted of MANY LADIES i Souhwestern Michigan ' furnishing liquor to prjsiuners in the I county jail. He-whs sentenced to pay fine and costs. zs have found our be the best they have -,d We want our every home We have big expense putting in ■<t and best machinery, r tlour is just as gwd Elmer Herring, who whs arrested by-Eaton county officers in Ohio List week on a charge bf perjurv. wa* arraigned in Justice Nichols* court Countiy Clerk Moyer testified that Herring called at his office and re­ quested m license to marry Myrtle Spencer. He was informed that a *ND YOU WILL BE PLEASED. divorce tfiatter wa* pending against IS’ fOUR GROCER FOR OUR BUEKthe Spe-ucer worn n and a license could not be issued. Herring returned WhW FLOUR. a week later, and secured a license tu marry Myrtle Bullard, the maiden p si tlie market, put up in H and ( name uf Mrs. Spencer. This time the p.-and sacks at $6.00 the hh . If licepsc was issued nnd ’ the pair I married by a local clergyman. As soon ‘is rel got it call up the Kill I as the fart became known a warrant was issued for Herring’** arrest, but fie escaped arrest until last week. Herring was hound over to Circuit court and. is in jail in default of JmiL DICTATOR FLOUR BRAN Per ton $18.00 MIDDLINGS Per ton $22.00 Everything Guaranteed MINA SCOTT’S EMPORIUM EFORE buying your Holiday Prtwnte,’ do hot fail to see the beau­ tiful things I have in Infant’s aud Children’s i H esses, Snita.'Caps, Bonnets. Uusiery. Juggins. Drawers, -Mittens, Stork Pants, Bibs, 1 'tills and many other things that you must see to know the beauty thereof. Also a tine line of Fancy Pillow lops, Laces, Embroideries, Cushions and Belding Silks. You will find my B There is a well known attorney in Berrien county who has held several ' officers of public trust and occasionally . delivers kctiires in neighboring towns- i He is famed as tbe very worit penman in that section of Michigan. Recently ; he wrote a lectutre committee. setting I a date oh which he . would lf>- able to deliver a speech. Tbe committee studied over the epistle several hours aud then took it to a druggist who ha* tlie reputation of Iwing able tu read almost anything. He took the letter into the lock room and returned’with a bottle of dope, telling the committee the -letter was a perwriptition for one of the liest known brands of cough medicine, charging them *1 for the Walter Gains, a Grand Trunk-freight conductor, fell from u moving car one day last week near Charlotte and was badly injured. Samuel Reeve*. it well to do farmer, was hit by a Michigan Central train Tuesday at Three Rivers receiving fa­ tal iujuries. Work has begun on the Grand ids and Ionia electric line. people who break into society get broke. A-young Michigan ductor has just maiib the discovery that the ankle is placed Mtween the foot and the knee in order to. keep the calf away from the corn! Looks reasonable, don’t it.-. With the exceedingly low price at which ino-t of the best periodicals can lie secured. no farm home can afford to lie without them. There, is no one thing which enters so far into Hie making of an educated and broad minded person a* the ready access to and use of good reading matter. BABY GIRL’S AWFUL HUMOR Would Scab Over, Break Open, and Be Raw —Intense Suffering for Two Years —Doctors and Medi­ cines Failed to Help Her, Prophetess Eikn White of the Adventit church ha* been ■'seen things again. This time she warns all the Adveutnursca in the big Sanitarium they will there to quit its ner ice, be'serving Satan if they do nut. She wants an Adventist* tu get out of Bat le Crook, and has already succeeded in driving away the College and big print­ ing offices. She does not like Dr. Kell­ ogg manager of the Sanitarium, al­ though be is an Advent, and her latest prophecies seem to be inspired by this, dislike. Clifford Underwood. « ruling el«rtrkan who workr.1 for the Binton Harbor, St. Joroph Keilway Co., was in-rtantly killed Thnrwlay. Ho had idently gone to Jeep on the large licit at the jwwer house, when the engineer not knowing about hi. ptfeeme there turned on the purer and the young man wa. ground to piece, between the big belt and tbe wheel. A boat, company to operate a boat line between Allegan and Saugatuck on tbe Kalamazoo rivpr has been organized. The company will 5 feet long, build two boats each feet beam and will draw 16 inchen of water when loaded. They will havb a speed of 18 miles an hour, The trip CURED BY CUT1CURA AT COST OF 75 CENTS . Writing under date of Aug. ’5. »?M» Mrs L. V- Walker, of 5 Tremont .St., wSxlfordk Me., say.: " My sister had a terrible humor on her »houlder whm she waa eighteen months old, causing intenaesufcring for two years. We hid "veral doctors, mid tried everything,' but in spite of all wc did 'it kept i-prcadibg. Que day it would sc-b over and V$cu crock. open and a watcrv matter ooze from it and the scabs would al 1 fall off. 11 woug be raw fur a time, then scab over aeain. Some one recommended CuttXa. and we immediately procured a box of Cuticura Ointment, and a cake of Cnticura Soap. She was much bet­ ter after tbe first bath with warm water and soap, und an Ointment. Before it wi«s half gone we saw a murked^chunge -*or.thc. *?**'?* and she was entirely cured, yithout a gear being left, bv the meat and one cake of Soap. Her skin is now entirely clear, and the has not had a sign of trouble since. 100,000 MOTHERS Dally Tell Other Mothers That Cnticura Soap is the best baby i>*p in the world for cleansing and pnnfying the skin, and that Ointment is of pricrless valnc .for will be a very pleasant,one- GOODS £ PRICES RIGHT ■bh 35c 30c 25c 20c Rules- In Case Coming from Belding. Don't be Misled. If you are in doubt as to the Quality of our Teas and Coffees, Just call and get a Sample FREE of Charge. Judge%Wolcc<r held- Monday that a church is a lieqevolent institution and cannot lw sued for personal damage*. His finding took the form uf a mciuorandum in the.rase of Albion Bruce vs. the Central M. E. church of • Belding. Which was to have been taken up in the circuit court. The matter will go to tbe supreme court. Bruce is a decorator and worked as painter on the church building for a concern by whom he was 'employed. : He used a traffoH which had been built hy some one for whom the church was lespousibMl and not by himself. It was weak and he fell. , badly injuring himself. He asked for ■ fi.bOO damages. Judge Wolrott held that the case was a parallel one with that <-f Downes va the Harper hv«pital. The church is organized under an act permitting the incorporation of Methodist chureln-sfor pur<*ly benevolent purfAises. nnd Judge ; Wolcott held that none uf its funds could l»e used/or other than charitable purpus’-*‘under th<- law. • The point is of much interest to the lawyen* and meau* a great deal. If tbe supreme court sustains the judge in bis memorandum it will moan that incor­ porated churches cannot be sued for personal injury damages. The accident occurretl at Belding but | Bruce happened to get service on a trustee of the church whiW he was in ' this city.‘so that th© case was to have i been tried here. Carroll. Kerwin & । Holloway were his attorneys and Mr. Carroll Monday night authorized the | statement that tbe case would go to the I supreme court.--Grand Rapids Herald. I T DICDQhM 9. CfiM the peoples store. Ji I ■ riLnOUn 66 OUN, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Chester Messer, R. B. Messer, R. T. Frmchi M. L. Cook. D.'S. Goodyear Luhe Waters A. A. Anderson. Local News. The Michigan Bee-Keepers* asfiucia- > tion- will iMthl its annual meeting at I Jackson. Febnrary 1 and $.* 190'S. The j Mate Dairymen’s association will convene there January ;*i and continue ! on tbe dates of the bee-keepers meet-| per cent interest irig. Oh. do nut pray for easy lives.. Pray tobertruiw men' Do not pray for I powers equal to your tasks. Then tbe j doing of your work shall l» no miracle. > .But you shall be a miracle. Everyday 1 ’you shall wonder at yourself, at tbe | richnes*-of life which has come in! i you by the grace cf God. L Place some chloride of lime at tbe ( entrance to rat holes, .then pour a little l sulphuric or muriatic acid upon it ; the I gas it makes l*ing heavier than tbe air. will descend into the boles nnd destroy them. Chloride of lime strewn alout a cellar will drive them away but the ahove may always be depended MONEY BEAL ((STATE SECURITY.’., r your dollars de­ posited in our savings bank earn interest until you withdraw them. It’s a certain way to get rich to regularly deposit your savings, big or little, in our Bank. A NEW YEAR’S BANK BOOK..... and small beginning in the way of a deposit will grow more than you imagino by the end of the year. Make the beginning and do it now. • Hastings City Bank j j [ ■ Saturday SPECIAL PRICE SALES upon. That bate turns ti> poison in the blood j» the statement made by Dr. A. J. Abbott, of Albion, at the meeting of tbe Calhoun County Medical society in Albion. •Tonics have no power to tone up the. person emotionally deprcwuL Grief and discouragement bear down strong hearts. Love nnd hope inspire a good digestion. Medi­ cine cannot cure despair.’* Onr Special Pricrf Saturday sales have become j so popular that we have concluded to con­ tinue them next Saturday. Almanacs and calenders are beginn­ ing to appear for IM*, and they show facts which it m«y he well to re­ member. In the year 1MX1 there will lie live eclipses, three of the sun and two of tbe moon, only on® °f which -will be visible in thi< countv). The uuon ot Lent will occur unrouillj early in tba-year 1906. ’ It b*ln. on Febnrary M. and end. on April 15. too early for the ladiro to do much with For SWIFTS Jemy Butterloo In tbla ell) . Title I, tbe beet wade aud jou II be pleased with it. toe Sroter bonnet. bv a warm bath with Cnticura boap, enves instant relief, aud refreshing Seep tor .kin-tortured babtro, «nd Krt fer tired, fretted mother.. your New Year’s order, a pound of CHASE SANBORN’S Famous Tea and Coffee. »s IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET MY PRICES ON MEATS ON THAT DAY. We are Exclusive Agents * ■ People’s Meat Market M. J. Weaver, Prop. Cor. Jefferson and Court streets. —~ » <1*10 Hastings, Phons 23S. Mictt«>*N. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCfo Get Your Year's Reading NOW! t Fur the conreulenfc ot throe who wieh to order all ot their paper, at t one time, all ■ubrcrtlwre to the BASSE.ll Who are paid up to date, can got ♦ the Basses and any one ot tbe following tor one year in advance, a. ♦ follows: .1 BaSsek and Detroit Daily Free I'rma.......... S3 05* Baskbk and Detroit Daily Journal........ . 3 OS* Banneic and <Irand Raplda Herald.............. 3 OS* Banneb and Detroit Semi-Weekly Journal Banner and Michigan Farmer................ BASSES and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Basxeu aud Sew York Tribune Farmer .. •To those living on Rnral Routes, only. Throe .paclal rstro are offered ro an accommodation to Basssu pal a. It then la any paper or magarlnc not on tbe above IM on .hkfc can rove you money w» will try and do ao. Kcroerober th. BANKER .old for lea. Uro. 01.00 whether I. corohtaMlo. or — �BKK il, iwo. HABT1WGB Scrofula COURT HOUSE NEWS. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. •Bowed to remain titbercupretty sore to tdn root.. Hood’sSarsapariDa Remove* every trace of scrofula. Get Hood's. DIARIES for 1906 HOW PEOPLE FIGHT MONOPOLY Ax Illustrated at Portland. Mich. i Where Standard Sold Oil for WARRANTY DEKDs. Austin J. Hoffman to P. T. 6 Cents. Colgrove. trustee, parcel Bal­ U w |........................ In reviewing tlie oil fight at Portland timore................. i the St. Johns News sees a aide of hnWm. H. Stocking to Hannah J. : man nature that is usually discernible Cook, R0 SO sec 1, Orangeville 800 00 i when tbe pocket book is tonebed. AfMartin A. Rork to Ray S. ’ ter telling how the Standard Co., first Oaks. 15 ac sec 15. Yankee ' coaxed and then threatened an indeSprings....................................... ’ «30 W j pendent dealer, later carrying out the Stephen P. Brandrtetter to A. i threat and knocking the bottom out of L. Clark 71 ac esc 6 and 31, ‘ oil. the News illustrates how the Barry and Hope 4900 00 i people showed their disgust at Stand­ I ard Oil Co. methods: ‘ Sally .A. Hees to Frank M. 720 (M) t . “Kow let us see whnt tho people did. Weber lot 87, Nashville the fanning community that trades at tmeline VanSyckle to Peter ' Portland, the folks who have been readKemerling, lOacsec, 80 Bal­ timore...................................... E OOOOOi - . - , -, It M . tax iv e. i Standard Oil methods, and who have a W Mopr.toJ4taW.Stew. lwn OT^em„lng )B^,lr ,, «t. .0 & H«tog,... UO0 00. f,m„.7rtuh, ^tinp,.. Thon E. Fuller to Herbert D. < says tbe News. “Did they standby Wotrihg. lot 41. Nashville.... lOUt 00 t?aswell 'and ^JuyZ’hls oil itji "UvTng Local News WOMANS .WORIJbj There are no promises without pre­ cepts. A mighty few finger#can knock some men out. . You can't eat Life’s cake unless you have the dough. MISS CARRIE HARRISON. Miss Carrie Harrison, a graduate of Wellesley a&d Coniell. wbb Is em­ ployed lu the agricultural department of tlie national go^mimeut at Wasb.Middleville really expects a new de­ Ingtuu. Is Que of Unele Sam’s falupd pot. the surveyors having been there employees. She organised tbe Uniti*! 1 States national herbarium and placed to lay out tlie building. (t under tiie.Durand system. Miss Har­ Christmas prew'nta by the carload rison studied liereelf In Europe, where camo to this city last week by express she obtnlneil fiiuny collections, lie over tne the C & o. 8. um*noteworthy und,were trans- most noteworthy or oter v. K. rv. c, of Uiese these is Is me the uean? uehrly-. ferredtdthe Michigan Central. It took ^mpipte flora of Porto Rico, which she some tall hustling to make tbe transfer. Neeured lu Qermauy apd which Is the .. . . - • ' ''<»«>>' -’ne’of the kind In Waalilngton. Knocking is pot fair. The other .............. tli„ ^lllM. Another Cornell wumnn lu the fellow has a right in the race, and if d«'partu>ent is Mb* Anna L. Kembalb he out-runs you it is because he loses wbu does work In plant histology. The iiCTh'Ulturul department -.presents I no time digging pitfalls for you but keeps running on, looking straight many 'fine o|>portm»it|«« for clever wo ahead, thinking only of getting under the wire himself—not how be can । keep you from getting under. Be a [ good.fellow; it pas'*. ( Do not knock. . Yon can not break a i>ad habit by trying to bend it. 7 Is Your Hair Falling Out? Carloline. Baosett to Thos. E. । price? Quite the opposite.^ Allured Fuller 7H ac see 2». Maple ' by six-rent kerosene, and with their Grove ..........................................27U0 00 j minds on their own pocket book?*, people Mrs. Henry Roe. who had her hand ■ Henry Winslow to A. A. Whittetiwlcvd for may mile* ground and | - A few hairs here and there fft 00 | carried home all the oil they could severely injured some time ago by ! by keeping dully records of ' more, parrel Nashville arc not misised, but it won't be Matters Important to you having a careless negro porter, shut j I carry. ' . . Josiah Alwine .to Hastings h>ng before they will be leaving The best book to get ifl a the door on her hand on a Michigan j । “ Now there is no propriety in hlamWhy' we /-.jr tniec Table Co., lots 324 and 341. Diary, that’s All Fixed for in such large ouantities that you Rexatl Remeijie. — । ing tbe people. Ninety-nine out of a Central train, haa settled .with the i the purpose juit kiiuw. ' . City 225 00 will regret tne fact- that you We believe thh The hundred will do the same every time. company, receiving $3U0 for the in- I A Joe. H. McGrath to Geo. D. Me haven’t done something to pre­ United Drug ( I have a good assortment j The worst we .can accuse them of is in­ jury. The porter was promptly dis­ proprietors ot the Rex- ' and will consider it a favor vent the ultimate end—baldness. all Naughton, 20acsec 34. Balti­ , ; .consiatency. It shows up an interest- charged as sQon as the matter was re­ Remedies, |.j c jr. tu show you,, even if you more............................................ : !.>(>) U0 inggjde of human nature, however, and ported to Rexall •• 93” Hair 'I onic • augurated a : hendquartes.—Nashville ' should look out.ot.curiosity. promptly stops falling hair, cures system of Mipiljing Andrew Finklieiner to Jos. W. • j illustrates how impossible it is to get News. ready-made priirip.. Do not forgeta New Year dandruff and will stimulate a new Statnick. 80 ac sec 1. Wood­ I people to spend money, or t to lose , Parents of children born in Michigan^ They male av1) Postal Cards * for your growth, of hiir. It has dbnt so . tions. land.................... ........................ < money in, support of a principle. after January 1. 1908. will beintcrested j remedies under; t n e ' friends. I Show a Good for others. It will do so fyr you. trade-name “Reult.' Assortment. . , however meritorious the principle to know that under a new law it is Oriu Jordan to Cyntha RobertsEach rcTnedx i« .• , It is not sticky or gummy ; will 40 ac sec 3. Woodland’ *1000 <x>. «n»y te- Even liody3 , looks ;©nt for the duty of the physician or midwife I not thicken on the hair; does not tried recipe > W. J. HOLLOWAY, ; Number One. and even if His Satanic to file a correct certificate of birth famous Wm. Mugridge tu Mary Lewis. j— rphyMciah ~7 i-------become rancid; has no dfsagree- .----' -.1' - - t- ha is a <C specialist •JUKI 00 j Majerty bad come to Portland and sold with the township, village or city: Prescriptions prepared aa if for the) ' 80 ac sec 20. Ivring able odor; is’clean and agreeable jmc. [oil in person, he’probably would have clerk or with tbe city health officer [ 1 . - Doctor's own use.. Alant-on C. Loomis tu Susan E to use. Sign of Elephant. Hastings, Mich.' Main lots. 34 and 35. Delton.. fiOOtii 'done a fine business at six rents per in certain citieti within-ten days after . At our store, only fifty cents ' ’ ' gallon. ’1 the date of birth. An accurate record men. A woman entering onv of the dl a bottle. Siberiaa S. Mattison to N. F. is thus assured which may lie very 1 vlaiouM of die agricultural department . . Satisfaction guaranteed or I Clemence, 40 ac sec 34. Balti­ after years for legal'par- us scientific aid and kIhIwIur any ablb HNE CHRISTMAS CONCERT valuablejn money refunded. . more■:........................................... pores. Parents should sue that the . ity wpuld dooblteM baye a chance to birth, ot tbrir children burr ixwn duly I ■' uiu.ilw ot women bur. l-t-n « O. D. Campbell to Hulbert recorded. ; appointed to these tMHltlons. which pay « Casey, 5 *c sec 80. Hope.... Given at Presbyterian Church on recorded. ] at the start $*u u month; b anti get your good- things « Matthew Baird to O. D. Campe­ Look to your walk. It has more to , une One or of tuc the acieutisrs aclentism aaiu said tnai that ue he preThursday Evening .. ? bellj 3 ac arc 38. Hope........... 3ft 00 do with your succeea or failure than . fern-tl a woman to u mini because of • for New Years diiinbr. you. perhaps, dream of. Don't slouch. ' her more delicate touch In working STORE . We are headquarters for j ■ F. E u Dvh-I wobble, bon'l .bulfle. Doo t I »«b cutturr,. But. he .»u>pl>l>tnl. •• The annual Christmas exercises at tbe Btrut. W^k Ilk, . m.n who I. tb-ter- | »' »«•« —I-' £ all kinds of Fruits; Candies* J| DeMott porceL City....; its oo Presbyterian Church last Thursday g P 'J Solomon Troxel to L. E. Cole V evening were the uccaaion of one of lnwl,; » " 4 J 200 ac sec 19 and 30, Castleton .’sri l>u the beat Sunday school programs ever with bead etert and t«-t Uno* planted ; wleptlhe lUK tHon*. < .instant vigilance ou a wo­ , woman. A. man's part is uecesaary In these small {Beet White Clover Honey. J Hairi« a. Trozei u, u E. Cole Flowers art no longer iiaHs*>l in thgiven in that church and one which re- on Ute gnmnd. Ono may aeo. on the |Wu< lo b,.lp streets of a city every day, many people ; as pj^lble the ttjomen lu the traits unless she would be judged un­ tiected much credit upon the com­ center of tli« table. A fed- choice bins > Fresh Baltimore Oysters. «j 19 and s*’- c»tiewho are walking failure*. There is ! several dlvhmns of the agricultural de- worthy of her birthright da In tines*. soma are tru'd, distributed lu a dnlmy mittee in charge consisting of Mrs. not the slightest energy in their move- I partment are allowed to do field work J All kinds of Pickles, bottled J *..’ **’,Q way ulmut the .toMe surrounding t^' Fired Stebbins and Misses Downing r . J Maggie J. Hughes to Stephen menta Their whole bearing gives j around Wnshington.- Exchange, central cluster. ' which. f:uii,-Ao.. .< ftu and Fitzgerald. Pleating decorations <' sand in bulk. *' P. ” Brandstctter. 71 ac secU'. testimony of their weakness. How do j Cut six apples Into quarters, take the what we have lieen' tU-ewjh'ued of holly and ground pine over a white ? Best Canned Meats, Vege * and 31.'Barry and Hope 8lMir tur core out. pee) and cut them fu slices. meager. This sparse use,|f t! irul dfl we- know that they are failures? . <-GeaW. Vansyckle to Emeline I background added much to the enjoy­ Nothing ia simpler. There is a subtle .. There nre Just two kinds of house- Put in the Mticyimn an ounce of but­ oral ions requires n nnv lot of ment of the evening. ■ keejters lu this work!, sbe'uf the dusty ter. then throw over the apples about or flower holders, aud sp4win'|v »tables etc. at right prices. ' Vansyckle. to ac sec JW, BhIconnection between tlie mind and the \• parlor nnd Immaculate she I’Ultvt IUUI luiiuiu iuntr kitH>*:> ami <.t..t nvt At tbe close of tbe program Santa fur the puriwMM' ar- ■ rjl-i ■ -•.■•nr, .. ... body. The mental attitudes reflected lu domain ron<llti> . are re­ two ounces of white powdered sugar banded with silver. Fur jfte table ecuJ Just received a new barrel J timore Boo do • dans promptly- made his appearance in the spontaneous movements of the j versed. We don’t know wifi, t kind Is aud two tablespoonfulM at water. Put and immediately proceeded in the most the saucepan on the fire, let it stew »of Sauer Kraut. < MAICKIAGE LICENSE. body, and yon can very quickly tell! preferrtHl by the average bi; *.ind. hut gxf Wife ■ approved manner to distribute good quickly,, toss them up or stir with a separately If one whin's by man's walk' and general bearing; 1 “ sensible man would certainly efloose •tore Open Evenings. j Ashly C. Johnson, Middleville. °2 i things to every member of the school. ■I>oou A few minutes will do them. it are anutll sluglp vn-qw F»r th Maude B. Converse. Middleville... .24 | where his mind is alert, his spirit pro" ,n,nn f,,r b's Fife. /She When tender cut two or three slices of nent.. •— j Below js the pregram in fnll: jmw.lv,■ m.dv.rnwt. .nd Li. whnln !»• ! km>»» Italnm luw.nlbwwpr tlietoumbread half an Inch thick. Put In a fry­ Ernest McNee, Irving •27 ; Singing by the congregation, Joy to mg toll o! life .nd rigor .nd d. termlnIJ™51""- “T, kn’“' ,1b»> "> ing pan two ounces of butter, put on a Electa Ogden. Yankee Springs;. • Ifl , tbe World. । .. . . ... • 1* thiy Is not neeesMniy t<14>e clean. A* drtKth' method , inuttt „. !‘Uon- or h0 ‘• •■’•P’bod. latr. lifeWp Mn> acquaIlrtR1 wMlt uu fire. When the butter bt melted, put In .21 j Prayer by pastor. Phone Leslie Williams. Prairieville to tho Ilew creatw' E> | lugly neat family of ndulth. Noilrfug your bread, which fry to u uislit nr th OX >ts of the lnt|r. pill! ,’ti^ ,10 j Anthem. Anthem.-—I’Love L .. Tell ______ .. Story. ___ Minnie Ray, Prairieville " can surpasa the tidiness of their house. 25 I Choir. skin up Minooth And -'•'•nreht there a Alvin Oakq,' Woodland CHANGE IN THE SIGNAL CODE with its comfortable cualilonwl parlor them out. place them on a dish, a little . titled Atnerh-an woman*,.had sd>h at; Myrtle Graves, Nashville .21 i Recitation—Grace Edmonds. chain and staid furniture. The mi»- white sugar* over the apples about an operation performed, says tin* I’iyfriiu, Song—Infant Class. Inch thick. Serve hot. tress once say tnat that sue she Ed Perrault, Thornapple .221 Z, ” ~ -----------. ' • •, lre *“ "was ’**'♦ “ lire heard neapu to any rind only a slight scar, ,whi|li tlie flairExercise. The Shepherd's Story— I on the Michigan Central. Red Light! kept th.* shades down most of the time Effie McDowell’. Allegan covered. remained to sbov, i what had ij Three Bojrs. * . ' i because ,hu ili m she ,did so l.nir. bat* tl.Mf dnkt. nml nnd fbu the \Villiam D. Hirst, City been done. Her forehead wa- . na 24 Violin Duel. Walter Harper. Earl j wm Mc *" c,ear If you wish to be young looking and Violin Duet, Walter Halter. Earl j I nlr always appeared to be full of It Stella J. Santom, City I when the sun streamed lu. But that happy adopt as your principle In life smooth as that of a debutant'- ‘■But.” .Christmas. Track. said tRe specialist, “If you frewh br Buy jour friends a beautiful j house srnplls musty somehow. You never to exi>ect too much of people. A. Hartly Snyder, Middleville Recitation—Richard Mead. j think hard tbe wrinkles will bon>«* lutck framed picture for a Christinas Beginning the first of the year there . know thnt pungent sulell lingering In large amount of worry ami trouble Rose'Scotford. Middleville21 Christmas Star Drill—Nine Giris. again.” Present, .lust come In and see will be a change in the code Gf signal ] °kl. chiirchcs? Well, thnt precise odor arises from our too great expectation Frank C. Wilkie, Fremont, Neb.....-R) Recitation—Ellen Sullivan. the beautiful line of imitatioh lights for the Michigan Central train-1 n»*bre out when tlie front door Is of others. We expect too much of our Water color Pictures; Ameri­ Charlotte G Brumm. Nashville..... .80 Recitation—Marjorie Menhennick. childrea. They must be gifted, beautl COUGHS. COLDS AND men. The < change will 1» » radical f “ O™"*. ■■»<« ™ller» * ’ tar lawn known can Sceflre. Hand painted l^stels Anthem—Meepiah is King. Choir. bring .lout « >M#OT of I “ ’”'7' ,h7 <»■”*> •“ ful. obedient, little compendiums of all and Fruit Pictures. These are one and-will1 bring CONSTtPATlox STOCKHOLDERS Recitation—Acbsa Edmunds. . unknown io other r.ilr^A. f T W« "*« the virtue*, and If they are not this we the kinds of gifts that please and lights that is unknown to other railroads ANNUAL MEETING j Song—Infant Class. Few }>eople realm when tiwing that If all the dark corners were ex­ think bitter things am! sow wrinkles something that they will keep as tbe red signal.' which since the bea token of true friendship. Do plored dltwoveriotc would be made. The annual meeting of the atockhold- ' Recitation—Gardner-Chidester. > and gray hairs for ourselves. We ex­ cungh medicines- other than FVe > • ginhing of railroading, ih*a been a not fail to see us. Then we know another house where pect too much, of our friends, and 111 Honey and Tar. that they vijt.s ere of the Hastings City Bank will l>e ] Christmas Lullaby,—Three Girls. warning of danger tweotpre One of a the shuttera are always thrown open. nature is the result of the disappoint­ ate* which are constipating *--snkRecitation — Earl Coleman. being unkafe. particularly i..r children held at the bank on Tuesday January !♦ i A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL clear right of way and aMurance of rp that tlie motes Of dual hive much ments encountered. The housekeeper IWOfl from K;(X» to 11:30 a. m. fur the ' Foiey’si.Honey and Tar contain* . Recitation—Joaehpiue Matthews. safety. For^many months the officials opportunity to prance religiously In the develops Into a domestic peotlmht who opiates, i.-. safe ami sun- ami j uit|not Song — Our Stockings. Six Giris. election of directors for the ensuing ■ of the railroad have been figuring on the sunbenita; and we cunfeaa to a cer­ does not find the orderliness and'cleiyt- constipate. For sale- by. Attl.nr ■■ Santa Clans’ Visit. year. tain untiilfaOM abbut It* ' Interior. Mulholland. UupsM which si le ex Meets. ' making tbest* changes and the orders Phone 140 Nashville. Mich. A. A. Anderson, I Benediction. Sometime* the polished Hideboard be­ (or the change were issued this week. trays linger marts owing to a ifgbt • Cashier. , Under the present system of warning covering of dust. Bometlines the OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKOOOOOOeOOOOOOOC'CCOOOOf -. •• DO SANTA CLAUS IN JAPAN lights tlie red is a signal at all times and under all ci cumtuncee cf danger, But then the whole dwelling Is so and the white a clear right of way, wholesome. No mustiness In jhvre. Fine Cantata Presented Friday Even­ while tbe green signal is bnt a caution You'may roam from collar to garret, to the trainmen to be un the lookout nnd noWhore will you come ou any . I ng at Methodist The white and red signals change and undue nccumulatloii of rubbish, any­ thing unclean. The kitchen utensils Church. the green will become more prominent shine from scouring, nnd the' kitchen The Christmas Cantata entilted than ever before. More attention will Nluk Is n* clean bs the china! on thy ' 'Santa Claus iii Japan’ ’ was presented be paid to the green signals. They dresser. for the patronage you have given us We handle the best grades of cosl on the market "Truth in tbe inward parts” was the Friday evening before a large and de­ will be oat us a warning of the tlie past year. If has been very sat­ Order from us and you are sure to be satisfied. 1’lione lighted audience at the Methodist approach of a place of possible danger. favorite text of an old Scotch preacher isfactory to us, and we hope to be 194 and we will give your order prompt attention. nnd It applies very well to lunisekeei> church The entertainment was Trainmen will be required' in the fuIng. the test of which Is thoroughness able to please you still more this See ue before buying gotten up for the benefit of ure to pay more attention to the green all-the way through.—Exchange. coming year. We sincerely wish signals. The change in the signal of the Sunday school, and a good part LEHIGH, and POCAHONTAS, you a prosperous and happy new the audience room of / the church lights of tbe Michigan Central mean year. C.C.B., WASHED NUT. was reserved for them. But all were that the system will be changed on During the house cleaning season invited, and the church was jammed every line of tbe Vanderbilt. system olios! woolen cloths are used for clean­ HOCKING VALLEY, PERE hi the east The system includes the ing furniture and floors. Extreme to the doors. Mr. ana Mrs. Troxel, who have charge of the Sunday school Lake Shore, Big Four, and the New care should be taken to destroy these, na they are a menace to the house. music, bad charge of this entertain­ York Central »nd a large number of Phone 76. Tlie Quality Furniture Store. Many unaccountable fires come from ment which reflected credit upon them smaller roads. just such sources. Two woolen cloths OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXX.OOOOOOOOOOO as well as upon all concerned in tbe used to clean a floor, with a mixture affair. linseed oil, turpentine and Japan, All Else Has Failed of were found In the evening In a red Just More glow, the floor aud the base under PHORATE COURT. A 9 TA* f 1 Keep them in the bouse. This may be tbe one time you will get them bnruRl through. They were Estate of Clement Higdon. Petition relief. It has 'been the experience of /\ I lO Takeonewhenyoufeelbilnot packed tightly away, but lying /-> V Cl '3 > 1113 ious or dizzy. They set di­ for probate of will filed. Hearing others. If you have tried nearly evexy- loosely on the floor of a closet. If a thing for your January 12. rectly on the liver. breath of air had reached them they would have boon in flames. I^t tbe Estate Phoebe Brown. Petition to A’ant your moustache or beard person who use* such ruga understand 8ex I to John, Jen" t'other day determine heirship filed. Hearing *' As we sat down to tea. So I spoke upUoud an *i>ilb. they •must be burned nt once for fear without a cure or even relief. a Beautiful brown or rich blaotr? Use -men. Jan. 12. . ••You've rot the critters all fixed snug •’Why. imo n-nflDK. dr.c’t you «* they are forgotten later and cause a WlMit will you do for me'.* •Twill cut the fuel bill-.'" • Estate Joel Evans, petition for serious conflagration. Al tfiat.Jobn's'lpterest quickly woke. . license to sell real estate at public sale 1 ho doors ain't very tt«bt. ub... The window* cr«*k an.’ rattle m filed. Hearing January IB. They wake me up at night. If yea'll >i»' Id I mr where.” Early and persistent must be the Estate Lois A. Jewell. Petition for and you will be soon free of all aches “You know, a heapofoold comes in training which carries the girl Into wo­ And. I w»H ju« that pirated. I ' • appointment of administrator filed. and pain*. A Cure is surely worth a tri*l. Through mighty little spaces. “Ah. weU. dow, Uu»t • not hMd. ask our patrons to bring their laundry work for New Years early. We can In the morning bright nn'«*riy go ** an' freere our backs .We have had over twenty years’ ex­ manhood with her “bump of neatness" Hearing January 19. do the work better. You’ll be better satisfied and so will we. The while we scorch our faces. To the TmnllnSbn Lumber Yanl. perience, and your chances of recovery, well developed. Unless Inherently fas­ Estate Wm. Carnjibell. Annual ac­ are even better than the thousands we And now we’ve apt them *11 fliudlu “Aud now I think If you would gat tidious during school days she Is liable Phoae 243. The American Laundry, W. J. Start, Pra*. count executrix filed. We're snug as snug can *• 1»».’mA atorm saah for each winder- Ik we have already cured. to drift Into careless habits which she If you want ymir! bouse all nice mW They have such nice clear gtonn. you The light they .will not hinderwhy go do llk»wl*'---s»'1' Estate Genevieve Brown. Warrant Athlophoroa goea right to the scat of never outgrows. One girl may have 7 ’ -Jrxsir. lUMars'is. the disease ard eradicates it entirely. and inventory filed. "And then nut un a good storm door. Rheumatism Is caused by Uric Acid in a trick of leaving shoes about her •TulB be fine, don't you w.the the blood aud joints. Remove tbe room. As a mere tot she was permit­ Rut John lie set quite mslluai like. A Minin' of his tea. cause and the diacAM disappear. Athlo* ted to do this, and as she grew older ANNUAL MEETING. phoros diasolves the Uric Acid and. re­ the untidy custom was never abandon­ The annual meeting of tbe stock moves it from the system. Do not suffer ed for-----the— simple reason thatnuv sheUCP her,,---... —--holders of tho Hastings Table Co. will longer. Use Athlopboros. " *“ self did not notice anything unusual You ■will take place at the Company’s office in have relief almost fmmedlateh about ’L aud probably nobody else Hastings, Mich. Phone 224 this city on Tuesday January 9th, THE ATHEOJPHOROS CO., New J the trouble to correct her. An-' 1906 at 2 o'clock p. m. ' W J HOI I OWAV I ®tBBK*tov*nly habit la leaving a bunch M. L. Cook. Soc’y. V . a.vx-B-vwz’ .. • or eoibing in her comb or oo her drew Start The New Year Right I A REASON 1 Hurry Up FRED L. HEATH & CARVETH. ;W. H. FAIRCHILD J 292. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.... C. M. EARLY, We Thank You NUT EGG, MASSILLON, MARQUETTE. M. MATTHEWS (Q. CO. If Try Once * 10102282 DYE Rheumatism Alh-lopho-ros YOUR NEW YEARS LAUNDRY a a a a a a a a a No. 77. No. 77. fl Tomlinson Lumber Co W iii iv Ui Ui w * U/ w w Of �THORNAPPLE DRAIN CASE. cwSu.'u.'iaii’rf SERSOUL MEITIOH. J It Is Now Docketed for Trial in the to the Acre SOUT^lAST BALTIMORE. Courts., j. H. DcPtw wai m Middleulte I Orl« Winslow who hu bMn working In the Thorns p pie drain case. as. Wednesday. . I ^or ^as Hill the part summer returned noted elsewhere, it is now on the circuit Mr. and Mrs. D J? Babeock were I i to his hume in Charlotte Wednesday. court docket. The Barry county drain in Grand Rapids Saturday. I TBJ» Thia on Und. land, which ' r. „ ... , . ha« com tbe fanner : Hom to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ostroth a commissioner ha* retained Colgrove Lynn Mead who ia attending* the M. nothinc. but tbe price II) II. lw,v * Potter tn look after the interests of oftinmcU.ten.it. •W_OI®>* , A. C. is home tor the. holidays. Rev. Marshall visited friends in this that county. Thb looks rather amus­ Mrs, Anna Aldrich of Dowling was ing and shows how money talus with . vicinity Wednesday. thejegal iwofesaion. for these gentlemen a guest at Judge Mack’s the past weeks. Irving Brandt made a business trip Fred Noywi, of Ashtabula. Ohio, is have been on the other side of the case to'Battle Creek last week. visiting Lester Kinne of Hastings practically heretofore. I Will, Dunn is moving into wm Attorney Sowers |the gentleman our town.ship. I Birman's tenant house. Nashville:friends recently placed a few Miss Helen Prichard, of Middleville, ' Little Ethel Hill is on the sick___ list. hats on in an effort to find out who be spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Land* adjoining John--Friend who rias typhoid fever was) enters his appearance for the pe­ Ella Hecux. l:A»cd ■« at iroiD fro® 96 tt ci:.v»ea ya so per acts , -------■ -~* frem railroatli and other corpor- in' metaling.. V" We all look and hope for titioners. Several other attorneys Uill Robert Cook and Edward Jioodyear show up ... in the case when — ——y j weovery. nuvu the me time uwr I are Already xyj.ooo (artner* from “ spee< are nume home rroi from Ann Arbor to spend the Vnited States have made ' Forest- Friend and Cha*. .AtJ)mMH Aspinall' con,*fB M?d.t“,r I'^k-tion h that ere the tbe holidays. . . their home* in Canada. visited relative* relative* in Carlton .Saturday Saturday 1; case i*finfabad BarrJ' c»nty will he Enill Shear' will s|iend the i ^For pampi^et . .. “20th ___ Century I visited in Carlton Mine Enin more than anxious for the drain and Canada. * and All tntormatioa j and sUndav Holidays with her mother and sisters an:>.y to Superintendent of apply ot ImmlImmi•'* ' will lie aukry that they tried to'"touch grntiun. Ottawa. Canada; or to I Mr. rhatcher has sold hto farm and I in ilus^egim. . off'* Verinontville peopk- so hard.— the Inllqvitur aatboriaed Canadtan Government. Agent: haa mi red tu Batty* Creek. Miss Alice Dickerson returned Fri- | ! Vermontville Echo. iKt.oii.Mkk. Mr. Ro«e and family after a few | Our Vermontville jeoutomponry day from Monroe to spend the holidays day* v sit with Win. Matthew*. re- 1 qeems to ini. very happy flhrtta thought , with her mother. ! turned to their hosle last Tueseay. I■ of Barry — *’doimtup'' .. ..... .. —..J couuiy. vwuukj. He MU may I llarr-v A. Dojiil and bride, of Toronto. I have suiut prophetic inwgjht into future ! (-JuunIn. are visiting his sisteru. Mrs. | RUTLAND CENTER. 1 I actions of courts and juries, -but if so 1 Fred Ryerson and Mm. 'Sil Wilcos, Fred Hinas and wife of Battle Creek il lot Of i he should! not be wasting-his talent in i ASSYRIA. epeiTt < 'bristinas with relatives here. * i the „ newspaper .lupineis. For die man i , i too neww^ajM-r liipine-m. For U-____ Our iK-hool hq* n'wt-ek** vocation.* . I W ar en Foreman. John Erway. Chas. who can toil beforehand what a court t a court Whitt^nore and families also Forest and jury wHl do ia certainly a James I The farmers and teacher < imuitute | to be held at Ijirs'y to January Ihh. Haveni and N. G. Bruit, spent Christ- | Dandy, Dandy, a id hiN-prophecire si onld com- 1 , Instead of Kith. a» Itefoiu advertised.’, mas w th .Richard Richard Foreman. 1 rnand tv high compensation at so much j. Basket dinner. Mrs. r ’ of........ .................. Roush Freeport is visiting at [ per. , Frank Barry* and wife uf YpsBantl rera ' Ed. Mfrers. : IRVING 1 »l*ent Christmas with the |utter*s parChri itmas exorcises were oliserved .at : ■ 1 enia, Mr. nnd Mt* Charles Si’rvcn. the eh irch Sunday. ’ The Xm-ra exen-ikcrt at the M. E- * ’ Mr ’nrt Mr*- A>* D.ivto nnd family Fl°y[ and Eva Erway are botjie for church S tin till y night was ivell nftAxlHj. The program rendered by. lip- Sunday 1 n,|d Mrs. U Park attended the funeral th«»t' Vl^*tion■ . school wa* excellent arid. much ap| ---------------------Of the former's stoti-r. Mrs. Herbert Ntna Otis of Ma ranall ih hume for a clatnd by all. * I Powers. Sunday. vacation. Milten' Hartoni and family spent kill and wife o; Mlnnes-'i.. arChristmas with' Mr. an.’. Mr*. Harry | 'elaliv.es and friends in- Till: The H. H. 8. students arc all spend- j' visiting , Maatsch at Bellevue. irg their vacation with jMirenLs here. i' vMflnity. Sadie Wright 'returned home from 'i Claire \ ,’a't*<>n und famif spent Xmas Woodland Sunday. ; in Gra'nd Rapids; • : SOUTHEAST YANKEE SPRINGS Bert Shcjvard and family spent Christ- I Mr. and Mra. D. A. K^nn'fdj. «-i Grace Early is spending her vacation ' talned thirty uf their jr,.latlvr» for mas with Mr. ami'Mr.- Bird pf ‘Bed- I nt her home in Woodland. visiting i Mr. and M«a. LxX)mtjt and daughter Chas. ‘S Andru* rind MORGAN. Q A. HYNES. of Batik- Creek are visiting their the forrqcr'-M parent*. • Mr., and Mr*, il. A. Lathrop iisRcd, . relative*' in Ann Arbor last-Saturday City Drug SioreJ mother and grandxpother Mr*. Black- Enoch. ‘ • ’ ■ Fred G 1 eit and family Hjieri Kmas : and Christmas. Michigan.! mere. ll.gsEthel William* and Blanche Heist* ----------- -------- - - -----. p. s.* sparks and wife speric Christ-' Minnie and Nary Jwiktns I mas with B. B* Sparks and fa rally of | and have been out of school the past The Ml week on account of sickncHs, fur the holiday* visiting their j Hasting*. . • . ' ■ Jamra Howard <*f Hu*tiiue* nte Mr. and Mrs. VanDelic spent Xmas panmt*. _ ■ t Chttrlew' Williams and ^ift* uf. Bar- j Chrisim.ih dinner with his paninis al | with WmMSticking's. ! • ' Some of our young people attended i tlriUM ate .Christmn> dinrivr with fh- Morgan. M-.ruan. tor iiie cure of all' chronic S. Adklh* arid wife *i»erit Christ- • the fan .t Mr. .lohncos I.K FM>r i bro,h* "‘"Um* " iod surgical cases . • i-family. nsa> day wi ll Mr. rind ■ fWUMATEH. ■ DEFORMITIES. evening. ncy <>f । Maple Gru „ , , Mln* Grave Hl’to to hrnnf from Woo The Xm». trw .t the V. B. ehuivh Und ,h, ho|ldlo. ti nursing.' Mr ind all Nervous. Blood, S.tuntajevenUKWM WMlatUr.d^ Mr T * f . SkiA soa Chronic Dlsc^see. good proRrem we. »y «>L । Qnmi1 TOmU„ ... vl,„ ■ »..k. i*-now improving. BATHS OF ALL KINDS Mrs. Heistand and Mra. Pahhitar are their daighter. Mr*, g. -E. Fr>*>irich. ! Everybody is enjoying the hulldriy and Mr*! E. Dunlap and' family f-*i a; '■■■ Young women for Train visiting relatives in 'Grand Rapid■». _ irnol for Ntirees. Address. Roon: THE JACKSON SANITARIUM, cheer to hl* patrtmx Doan’s Regulets cure custipfl’tion [ John Chambery of witb'opVgripuig. nausea, nor any weak. | Xma* wiith r.-hith Jackson, Michigan Mr. and Mra. lit ening effect. Ask your druggist’ tor 1 ti.,u5ht,.t cuiiu* last Haturdiy'i Cnk* Cityr Mich,, c on Ms. Munthem.! 25 Cents per box. * . । wiHy. L-i here until utter . . : j day. •Frank toenhath ant Pgttivon end tanii’v of Hu* Ul»tc*. j tings rti y.-d over Sunday with Ik >' Sunday I Strong a The J, S. GOODYEAR CO, $16 p#r *cre Canadian Government Books, Games, and some other Good Things urich we will sell cheap. \ MODERN TREATMENTS £ lEYSHONEY^TAR FREE OF CHARGE ( , I , WitJi every, dozen of my BEST CABINETS you ill get tlu- NEW STYLE. HANLTSOME LIFE SIZED. i’OKTltAi r FREE OF CHMIGE. This life sized portrait alone is actually worth *3.00 ,iM s«1Ir for that. With tlie small size you get ail .tr,i picture mounted on a large, handsome mount—• ,a«ttv!picture to keep. You know what you get- when y. n get CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. ! will be at my studio in Middleville every TH I RS­ LAY. located in the Ferguson Building. H. J. CHRISTMAS, , The Photographer, - Hastings. Mich. New Years Greeting Cliristmas lias conn? and gone, but we must stilLeat. Your New Years dinner is just as important as the Christmas feast Its up to yd^i to make it a$ agreeable from an eating standpoint and you cail^do it if you will come to see us and see our goods and prices. They are as good as the best and as low as the lowest. mnif O CrUTT vUU!\ « OCR I 4, Phone 37. gmceries, hwwsiohs, CROCKERY, FLOUR »nd FEED. The Grocers. Don’t forget the famous Palacane Oil sold only by us. The Hastings Lumber & Coal Co, COAL Will be in active demand from now on. Have you bought your Winter’s supply yet? If you haven t it will nay vou tow^can call and seeTHE us. KIND We handle very SstMat getTHATthe BURNS and we sell it at the same price you would pay for the other kind. “WE SHOULD That’s what we d say if you’d ask us if SMILE” we were rushing the Lumber business yet We have a fine stock of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Windows. Doors that we are selling as low as the low­ est. WE SELL THE BEST ROOFING. z BEECH and MAPLE WOOD ALWAYS OH HARD. FENCE POSTS. . PHONE 2»4. We desire to express to our many friends and cus­ tomers, our appreciation for the successful year's business now ending and for the very gratifying Xmas trade given us, which was in excess of our expectations. During the year 1906 we shall erideavor to increase the popularity of this store. Our aim will be not to buy the cheapest goods on the market, but to sell good dependable merchandise at reasonable prices. This with courteous treatment prompt and efficient service will bring us, we hope, our share of the general prosperity I They will make nice ■118* Year's Presents. i ( Happy New Year To All FENCE POSTS. BAUER BROS., FENCE POSTS. I j ■ I I l ! ■ j . { tu visit her <-hlIdn-t: in Battlgv»r* ship and' Hustings for. a. f«-w day Mie* Maudv T»-«yto schoiarajul her hona»* iaej FtiJ^j Ing. Thr children hud :: r-x-i playing gamra 4>ulli»iK taffy H»i*t jx»p owii. QUAIL TRAP CORNERS. n :«« Fuller has .-mid hto lioiuu* and NOW IS YOUR CHANCE A Great Slaughter Sale You Can’t Afford to Miss This Opportunity As this is Inventory Time we are going to give you Everything •in our store some GREAT BARGAINS. goes at this Sale. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Dry Goods ■ and Groceries. Get your Winter’s Supply here. DePue ®l Babcock, THAT WEST END STORE. Always Offen Evenings. Prompt DeliveryGood Goods. Mr. nnd X bought a newt , . — ----- , r—, ni. Ah:, n.r .I Christmas pn <«m nt; , • PODL'NK. Jwhh ami Jam*-* Herrington nml I pqdttnk church I* ijvtns thi'rouRtdy t^:uch< r Lamb kdt W<m1;;<-day mocniiig I n novrft-l. ’ A much lnr«*Jfd chanwe. for FtoV.crville, wh»n- they t-xj-ect a which will be much appreciated. . her «dd “Home near,B»>wen's Mill?. Job uf cutting wo.hI’nuil.-log?. Melvin Puff is- home from n •: Mr*. Jennto .Andrew- and Hons .ind Yvdfclcy.’ a tree wir Ji..’ trimmed nnd Micfilgaq to "P<nd the holidny* Mrs. Rhoda Hr.van left W*dn«wktay for exert’Wes given. Marly go away to Battle Creek, where thc^ expect to i spepd the driy white some c>!« bratc a.Wl lalning two married daughter* nnd spend a f.-v* day* visit ing their sistrr. . entertain visitors at num*-. tin Ir fnmiiie* fnlrii Ohio. . Mra. lltiilcr Smith gftve a Chrtotmii* Mrs.’Thrreart Htacie. Mra. L. S. Hill? will eiileriain the I.. Bert Pnmtt. cio*<‘<l hi« School in the A. S. !n?xt Thursday. January -4. for QqjEli-Ttttp ■U-’tict Frtrii y with nnvxChirk Ctoiiorrie I* l-nicrtalnii.g hto dinner. All arc c«>rdially invited. ' • mother aiffii brother o\kr Chrtunm*. lilbitlon. ' farm NASHVILLE. Thoma? Fuller. hotidayi McCarthy t«»n and A ini i kVenk* Jng lhe holidays In Crilc«K<.. ■ venlng with fJe.tihu AXton Smith attended the risicri.ic«> St'Kk show three daj|s last week. ' holiday*, with frh v-uitiiig h|r p Mbs N< Mii»« Gladys Bachanm to-at .-home Grand liaplds. w fnkn her* school -st t|harl«<to . ver th» the FVlghper Detroit. is visiting M* Mis* Mlnnh Furntos is lioun front Hastings ovY-r the holidays. Mr*. Ed Smith arid daughter Myrtle 'are pt Applegate, the guest* ot hv-r dftqgbter. Mra. Roy Brumm. Joint Brumm I* home froth Hue-Lake, sick with tonslfitls. Mra. Louis Brumm is sick *Ht this writing. Mies ChuriottedJrumm nnd Mr. Frank Wilkie of Chicago Were married-Christ­ mas at the home of the bride's parents. Rev. and Mrs. Loulr Brumm. Mrs. Selah Noyes of Grand Ledge vis­ ited her parents. Mr. nnd Mra. Hiram Coe, last week. Born, to Mt*. and Mra. Chester Smith, a son. Mrs. G. W. Gribbln has purchased tho house of Mrs. F. E. Van Oradai on the south side. Mrs. Saib’ Hx'sa lias sold her property on State street to F. M. Weber. T. E. Fuller ha* sold hl* house and tot on Main street to H. D. Wotring aud has bought a farm of C. J. Bassett south of the village. BANFIELD CHURCH NpTES. The I-adles* Aid Society will meet at the.church next Wednesday. The Epworth Leaguers, who will tajie part in the concert, are requested to meet al the church Saturday night of this week. As Rev. Baldwin was nt one of the other .^points Sbnday night. Mr. Ed Moore Ted the Epworth League. Al­ though there were not many out *e had a good league. Everyone come to Epworth League next Sunday. It is the Xmas topic nnd we know it will be a very profitable meeting for ail- Our pres’deoi. Mrs. Stiles, will lead. For tiny pain, from top to tut*, from any cause, spply I>f- Tho mu’ Eclectric Oil. Pain can’tasy where H isuaed. i daughter. Evn .Dayton., for Redlands. California. Mr. nnd Mra. Roy Gould ami tor Clara spent Sunday with the iBtter's parents. Mr. and Mra. Oliver (Gould. In Kalamo. Miss M.ie Montgomery ii ^rom Ypsilanti NornuJi fei r vacation- w<«*k from Chicago. Frbd Smith la visitink hl? gnunlfathw at Alma, also St. Louis friend*. Mr.' and Mr*. Wm. Andrea vto’Apd their daughter, Mra. Arthur Hatbasviay, BARRVVILLE CHURCH NOTat. Christ maa. Charlie Mead and family ami Loyd Arison Merrill and family spent and family spent Christmas with their Christmas in Hast lags the guest of parents. Mr. and Mra. Barber Mead Bert Merrifield. were at church Sunday. School closed n successful term Fri­ Miss Nina and Ella I-athrop are day for a two weeks* vacation, and the spending their vacation with their teacher. Mis? Ethel Hicks, presented fattier and mother and were at phureh each pupil with a sliver spoon. . and helped in the singing. Robert Seward from Grand Rapid? WELCOME CORNERS. was at Sunday school-" and preaching. I wish you ail a Merry Christmas und ■ Sunday. . Rey. Loyd. Mead will preach la Rev. a Happy* New Year. The Christmas exert isw at our school Dolph's place next Sqnday. The Christmas tree nt the school house last Friday evening were well house was well attended. Many beau­ attended, an apprrfbriute program was tiful presents wore handed down by carried out by Mrs. Matthews and her , ■ Santa Claus. Must of the Bunday pupil*. Our school closed Friday for a*two school classes nnd teachers were re­ weeks' vacation. membered. The many friends of Mr. Chester I The superintendent of the Sunday school, Mr. Lathrop, and wife, are savacool of Hastings, formerly one of ! our neighbors, were saddened Sunday j -spending Christmas nt Ann Arbor. by hearing of his death. All unite in > extending their sincere sympathy to] the mourning relatives. Sore Throat Cure Arthur Scobey, wife and children ar- . To euro Sor» Thro., quickly. «•'«*)• orulyyou luuat UM> » 'f, rived here from North Dakota last week to visit hi* parents. Mrs. Humphrey a aS pained one day per/orm mirsclw but it does do Ui.whole iart wek by hairing of tho sudden duty in coriDgthrosts which are sore. death of her Httie granddaughter of J! •foNSIUNB is an antiseptic, tall; the Sore Throat germs *r-d_forr^,.Mr^? -nd Plainwell, who died of diphtheria. । ditions which produce Sore Throat and A TIMELY TOPIC. ’ like diseases. The first dose gives Afer At this season of roughs and colds it rriief and a few doses cure. is well t<> know that Foley's Honey and A quick,* safe, soothing, heahny. /J Tar is the greatest thrust and lung . anu’se ••*.'- rnre for Sore Throa. /d Etofly de^ribesTONSJUNE. H reuwd. H cunfl quickly and prevents [ serious results front scold. *«g ■B,e t At druggists- r25 and Wc botllesX V* Th. TruaiUoe CoCauteu.'Ohlo. by Arthur E. Mulholland Phone 80 Miller & Harris Furniture Go, ■ We still have a nice assortment' of FURNITURE and HOUSEFURNISHINGS on hand, i Ithongh our trade far eclipsed anjlhing that we expectin,<1’’in the way <>f I'hrintmas furniture selling. are arriving daily and we are •preBut NEW GOODS v________ *'*fi pared to o ter great inducements for the npxt.few weeks i'll the IV'P of small prices' ■»o •- good «ww»»i iitrnitHi-iiurnitiin*. rnrrj. rugs, carpets, elk'. Buy bl? of onr high grade sweet tuned piauos now and be kitjsfied for ever afterwardf. ~;................... Miller & Harris Fornim Go. ST BREAKING MY RECORD FOR LOW PRICES Until Jan. 1st, 1906, I will sell any stove In my store, Hard Coal or Steel Range for $40.00 ■ You can't afford to let this chance go by. Moet dealer* get A50 (X> and some as high as 355.00 for the satrih etovea. I Stock of Montana Kobe., 4H » « feet, ever brought to Haatlngs. Call and ec-e them. . SX?0 Jesse Townsend. HASTINGS, - - - . MICH. Ctiristmas Trees For Sale, Any Size. Those Butter Scotch Patties ARE JUST THE THING FOR PARTIES. 1 have the nicest line of confections in the city FRUITS. NUTS (all new crop) and a nire line of CIGARS and TOBACCOS.- Call here foryopr Chrirtmas Candies, Fruits, Nuts FRED WOLCOTT �MI(HIG AH’ S CARE EOR THE BLIND SATURDAY NIGHT FIRE. Home of H. E. Howey well Burned SKOIB POULTRY ^463 the Ground—Nothing Saved. the experience of the past two exhibi* | Saturday night about 7 the mock- ' a greater interest and larger ex­ thoroughness at least equal to the see­ ing bird at the water works got on a tiona, ' hibits and attendance may t>e arranged ing. That course includes thorough toot, and indicated trouble at box 23. for. The premiums awarded in the training in music for all showing any The department responded promptly, < adaptation embracing voice; piano the city team making record time up 1different classes were aa follows: Barred Plymouth Rocks.—L. J. cornet, violin, orchestra, pipe organ Hanover St., and coupling to the by­ Matthews cock. I hen; Willard Perry. chorus, harmony, theory and history, drant fnrtherest out on that street. With ■ 3d and 3d cock. 2d cockerL. 2d hens, and sometimes developing especial tal­ every foot of hose attached, it was '2 pen; Guy Giddiuga. 3rd cockerL, ent in compoeitiun. found to be shy bj- quite u distance hen. 2d pullet. I pen : Asa Steckle, There is one feature of the musical of reaching the burning home of H. E. 3rd ' department of this school in which Honeywell, oppoeite J. C. Ketcham's, Irt cocked. 1st pen. White Plymouth Rocks—M. W. we may feel especial pride, because if so tbe house and contents were quickly Hicks. 1st and «d cock. Irt hen. »d originated ‘here, the invention of reduced to ashes. cockerl. 1st • pen ; H. W. Bough, 2d ; Miss Grace A. Brown, director of in­ The house tieiunged to Levi C. Gil- 1 2d ben. 1st cockerel, and 1st and | strumentai music. and gives to our laspie, and was insured fbr $300 in tbe cock. ' 3d pullet; Lewis Tuttle 3d hen. 2d i blind pupilb an advantage before unBarry & JEaton. the con»nts were in- ' ’ 2d pullet. known to the blind. That is a system sured for $400. in the American, of cockerel. 1 Boff Plymouth Rocks-Ed. Palmatier. i I to enable them to master the written Philadelphia. Rogers & Son having , i scale used by the seeing. Music to be '2d rocirertliEmry Bu*by. Kd cockerel, i both risks. 2d pullet, ist pen: J»-$. H. Webb, Anu ; ; read by the blind is written by the It is not known how the fire orig- ' ! Braille system.of raised dots arranged inated. Mr. und Mrs Honeywell J Arbur. 1st cockerel ; F. A. Childs, 1st , and lid pullet:. ' in varied combinations, and looks pre­ were down town at the time. It is ' White Wyandotte*—.1. L. Higdon. 1st i : cisely like the letters and words of I proljttlde that it originated from the cock. 2d hen., 2d ax’kereJ : Burdette | J their ordinary reading matter. They i chimney or stove pijk-, or lire may ' Sutton. 2d cock: G. D. Scott. 1«1 and j , can write and read am! execute that' have, snappad out of the stove. Who- 3d ' hen. fid cockerel: H. Palmatikr. ) I music, but they canifot get from it. ! ever discovered the fire phoned thr ’' any cuncuption of. tbe written ^cale. water works that it ^vas “out un Hin- . fil pullet: J. E. McElwain. Is*, cock­ j needed to become teachers of seeing over Street.'' Box 28 was the ofily- one j1erel. 1st. and 2d pullet Wyandotte—Thus Beck, j ’children, nor from any source except I on that street, so that number was [ Goldeu ! Miss Brown’s invention. That fully ] given l>j' the whistle. Had the K 16c«< ' Middleville. 1st cock. 1st ^cockerel 1st1 ben. 1st 2d und fid pullet. 1st pen: । meets the want; aud is very simple—on I tipij ot tfie Are been definitely known Frank Andersoiv 2d cock, 2d and lid , the btafi defined in large sire upon a ! and Jefferson St. |«en called instead of |. 1 table so that it may he felt, with hen. 8d cockerel, 2d pen: W. H. Spence Hanover, 'the ho® would have been 2d cockerel. 3J pen. . moveaiile metal forms of notes and long enough to have reached the tire 8. L. Wyandotte C. R. Bishop. 1st i signs which can lie arranged to pro­ from the nearer Jefferson St. hydrant, hen. 1st cockerel. 1st and 2d and fid ' duce any composition, and be readily though but little could have been prlet. 1st pen: W. H. Spence, 2d j read and employed by the blind. The ) Fill Hue of 'Snit Caws, Bairs. Trunks and Telescopes. saved even then. • cwkerel. J. L. Higdon, fid cockerel . course also embraces tuning and cunAll an- sorry' for Mr. aud Mra., \ Any one of them would inake’a line XMAS present. White Minocaa—Ed. Palmiter. 1st I strnction. in which many attain pro­ Honeywell, for it is a severe hardship / When yon buy here um get goods that are RIGHT. ficiency and are earning good wages ' to haw such a Iww as this in the cock, 1st lien; at cockerel, 1st and 2d pullet. in music houses and us independent , middle uf a winter. Black Mirioras—E. E. Hasbergen 1st tuners, and also ns organists in ben 1st cockerel. 1st pullet: Burdette churches. Music, which is whollv j Sutton., 3d hen. fid pullet. Thus. Imyond the reach ol the deaf, is the . Watera. fidyhen. । peculiar delight of the unseeing, whom j Hie divine compassion has com fierisated , R. C. Black Minonoe—Ed. Halmaj with k.eener appreciation of melody. tier. 1st ben. EAST WOODLAND. S. Brown Leghorns—Ed. Palma। and odors; nnd tier. 1st cock. 1st hen ini Baldwin; Mrs. J. Baker, uf Nashyille is visit ­ ‘‘God, who made. oli. kind! I fid cock. 2d and fid hen. 1st cockerel, Taffy aud Peanut Crisp, Gall for some of our Home Made ing her daughter Mrs. Homer Bawdy Beauty tor one and all. They are pure, and made out of the best materials, and ■ 1st ana fid pullet, this week. Gave fragrance for tbe blind! ’' made RIGHT. R. C .’ W. Lpghorns— Jas. It Mat’ Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Hitt, entertained' But these are not all that the iw-huol ' is doing for the blind children ^uf the l a party of relatives on Christinas thews, 1st cock, 1st and fid hen 1st I Sunday. and 2d cockerel 1st and fi pullet : Jas. state. It is giving them industrial A. Matthews, fid cockerel fid. pullet. . best because It is made right: ttaining. of which tbe piano*tuning ! Mr. and Mn». .0. Riggle of Grand SANITARY t«it’sthe S. Bur. Leghorns—Jus. A. Mat­ * Rapids visited her parents Mr. and clean aud wholesome. It’s wrap and construction is one feature. They thews. 1st and fid cockerel. Ist aud fid BREAD ped iu oiled paper as soon as Its baked begin in the kindergsrden with bead J Mrs. Charles Smith over Christmas. hen. 1st andrtM pullet. Mr. and Mrs J. St John partook and rattan work, and go through luunFINE LINE or CIOARS ANO CONFECTIONS. S. C. U'hiie Leghorn—G D. Scott. 1 mock, netting, raffia, sewing, broom j of a fine Cbristuias dinner with Mr. 1st cockerel. 1st hen. 1st pullet. j shop, sloyd. domestic science. The ; and Mrs. W. Sawdy uf Woodland. S. <’. Buff Orpingtons—F. N. Ilke>. | girls liecome skillful knitters, and Mrs. Phila Hitt is the gueet of her 1st codmrei, .Ist. pullet. i workers with both needle and machine. ’ sister Mts. Calvin Sawdy in Big Rap­ White Orpingtons—Burdette Sutton, ‘Orijlnalors not Imitators.” Props. The CITY BAKERY. ‘ and make ibeir. own clothes even in ids through the Holidays. 1st cock, 1*1 rixlkerel, tot ben. 1st pulj some cay.' to some extent doing the J. Edgar Ckile. of the Ferris Insti­ cutting. They learn general houNetute. Big Rapidf. is sp.mding the Huli- । Light -Brahaoia—■Burdette Sutton. | work, and can cook and serve in a days with hi* parents Mr. and Mrs. E*; 1st cockerel. 1st anil Yd pullet. | manner to shame many daughters of BOILING MEATS. T. Cole. . < White luiugshun lyde Sutton. 1st i favored huroe^ Prominence was given , | in this corres|Mndence -last winter to I Miss Zilpha K—prrpetrifted u fine cockerel, 1st and, 2 ! •• illet. Houdacs—Bart Ueechwir.d, 1st surprise upon her parents Mr. and Mrs. Builfugrts one of jlie riinpletj process - the serving of ■ tine dinner texthe legis- , A. C. I^il|)HtrJck. Christmas day. It cockerel. e« of w.iklng, but yct .lt Is very fre- i lative committee visiting the Agricul­ being the .twentieth anniversary of- • R. I. Red*-GtV Dryer 1st, cockte ’rel tural C-ullege. by the young ladies fur j ■ qUf'atly not properly carried out. It is , ' the cooking class in that instil uti<m, as j their marriage she invited a number ■ !■< l-nlleL to1) easy to boll anything bard, to !m>1! Pekin Ducks j Burdette Sutton. 2d of friends and about thirty responded . The,finest line of Rotary I it tough or to boll it to rags There- j creditable to the domestic science de­ bringing a picnic dinner und a number 1 old Drake. 1st • >ld Buck. ’1st >uang and5 Vibrating Shuttle partment there; and it wak But tbe Sewing Machines ever fare it may be uf Interest to readers to of piece? of pretty china in tuemory of I Duck; G. D f. 1st old Drake 1st i same thing was done for tbe committee shown in Barry County. ' read :t few hints ->q hqlr to. bo!1 fresh young Drake. 2d noting Duck. ; the day. । visiting the School for the Blind, by , beef, saltjkeef und lutittiib. Needles for all Machines. Emden Geese — Burdette Sutton, 1st The Evangelical chutch had a j ■ For the first example let us consider • young ladies who had never seen a ray gander. 1st gooec. OILS. OILS. OILS ' boiling a piece of fn^h bwf weighing. i of light. The broom shop is a profit­ Christmas tree Sunduy evening. A large . ; able industry, turning-out a product | audience listened tu the exercises. ' LAKE VIEW, soy. fourteen ■imuuiio. First, what can I ehduld say no. largest- • beiiidded to .Improve the tlnvur of the ! superior-that the demand always ex- ' Luther's Cradle Hymn was beautifully ;I Church nt (Iv'- scltfiol bptttes tt cents each ur ’> house next. i meat dunug the Imiling? Fill the pot. ! eeedN the supply, and pays all ot its ! rendered by Minnie Bollman. Tbe ex-'I Sunday evening. tor a quartet. _ Ac tachin on ts and parts for any on time and were inter­ preferably an iron one. half full of wa-, expenses: yet it^is only one of the classes ' creises began and all machines. Mr. Keagle and family [.ter. .Add two oulons, two carrota and in manual training, fitting blind boys eating to the end. Then a few moments .Wood pumps and fixtures or « few pieces of celery. 1-ct the water for oelf-support. and not a commercial of pleasant social greetings closed u i taining company from all wood pumps. I come to a lively l>i|| iukI plunge In enterprise at alb Both boys and girls ' very happy evening 1 Mich. 1 am avthe old stand. “1 hai i't ■ the bevf. This of course: will stop tUV liecome expert typewritera. and they Earl Todd entertained about IV) had my4*lcier tuk but everybo iy The L. T. L. al tbe home of Gladys water boiling, but' leave lr over tbe tire learn printing tor the blind by which L friends Friday evening in playing knows ma" 1 until it Starts to boll again. • Barry was a fine success. The next they produce the books used in tho pedro. Mrs. Harwood receiving the Then whim it has boiled a ■ tiupie of meeting will be at the home of Her­ mlnntes move the pot baek on tbe | school rooms and in the library of the bert Rockwell Friday evening January lady’s prize. I Mr. Charlton and family and hroth। stovie and let -it staud without boiling These advantages are freely offered • for half au tiouC. After ihnt hrlpg It I enj and sisters arc entertainig cumcloser to tbe fire mid lot it get only to the blind children of Michigan j Mr. and Mrs E. P. Bnrnhtr. enter­ puny from Indiana. , just hot enough so that occasional bub­ housing, boarding, doctoring and nurs-'i tained a party uf relatives with a । The meetings at Martin Corners bles rise tu the Kurface. . ing when sick, schooling, industrial . pretty tree on Christmas evening. A : It is-th? general rule to allow ten or and moral training—all paid for by the ' very enjoyable time is report* d by one .closed Mucoemfully Sunday evening and | now are beginning ui tbe Fisher I twelve minutes to each pound of tx-ef. state, and transportat ion and clothing of the guests. । Church. ■ but It is hard to make any hard anti are also paid by the state when parents i Mr. and Mrs. H. Towns are guests fast law it is hardly worth while to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith nnd family j boll a piece of fn«h beef) under four are not able. The state only asks that ■ of their mother Mrs. M. Warner of । spent Christmas with the latter’s, ' pounds or a piece of salt beef under the blind children be committed to its Bath this week. parents near WoodMtuL , care; and it most soon command that [ ! eight. My. nnd Mrs. EtL Faught and family Again, if the piece of beet is very they l«e so committed, The present, [ QUIMBY. spent Christmas with the latter's par­ ■ small, it would be ijetter not to plunge enrollment is about one hundred • it into bulling water at nil; but put it twenty; and there are in the state I EJery Gregor and daughter Cora ents Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Patten. Are the men who wear - t others ...t________________ r>\ who j f«>n» Clare, Michigan.'are visiting his luUi lukewarm water und gradually i alxiut an equal number of Mies Grace Waddell spent Christmas 8iiits made by 0. E. Lunn.\ bring it to the siniuiering and boiling ought to l»e sharing the Kame advant­ parents in this vicinity. at her home in Woodland. There is an air Of exclu­ points. age*, but are nut. The facilities are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walldorff and Mra. B. McKay and sun। Floyd ami siveness not seen in other Perhajrs the l>est guide Is common provided, and the blind children com­ daughter Clare, Mrs. C. G. Holbrook, Mr. Strickland and George Keagle ate sense aufl u knowledge of the scientific garments. pared with other children, are donbly and Mr. and Mni. Byron Smith, of Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. principle upon which the directions . Hastings spent Christmas with Scott Olmstead and'family. giv-u above depend. When meat is ntitled to the benefits. Right Now Tbe institution is delightfully located McIntosh and family. boiled it gets hard. , When it Is ex­ .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and posed to a heat considerably less than in tbe northwestern part of the city A very pleasant, time wm held of Lansing, upon property bought by Christmas eve at the home of Mr. and daughter Zena and Grover Downing that of boiling it does not get hard. is u good time to place spent Christmas with W. Jeffery and Again, on? most important point to the state iu 1880. when the blind pupils Mrs. John Castelein and family by orders for your suite be­ family. be considered. If we want'tbe joint to were removed from the Flint institu­ Mr. and Mra. Henry Castelein, Charles cause we are not as rushed taste nice, is to keep In as much us tion where they had been cared for in Irwin Charlton is home for a week’s Castelein and family. Reginald Wins­ as before the holidays. possible all tbe Juice and gravy. When, connection with the deaf; and since vacation. therefore, we plunge the large joint of then tbe usefulness uf tbe school has low. Walter Bidelman aud, lamily. Come, and look over the ■ Santa Claus also came and distributed meat Into bulling water and keep it In samples. DOWLING. largely increased. The present super­ presents to all. till the water bolls up again and let It A Merry Christmas to all. even then remain In a few minutes intendent, Mr. Clarence E. Holmes, Elsie Edmonds of Battle Creek is longer we surround the whole Joint was city superintendent here, from visiting his brothers. Mrs. Nellie Sartier of Argos. lad., . with a layer of hardened meat perhaps which position he came to the super­ Frank Neal of Grand Rapids is is spending a few weeks with her FINS TAILOMNC. half an iheb ................ th ickness.—" Boston intendence of this school about fonr parents Mr. and Mrs. Wise. y Traveler. years ago. since which there has been visiting his grandparents. HASTINOS, MICH. Bert and Frank Stanton, Sam Wise, Whit Benham, wife and daughter cheering gain in the permanence of the And It’ii So Simple Too. Wm. Herrington, Mike Smith also Mrs. John Jacob Astor, wlio han been pupils, and consequently in the value Nina spent Christmas at Walter BidelFrank Herrington returned last Satur­ called n great beauty On .both skies of that they derive from the school. day from nearly a week’s stay in Chi­ the Atlantic, given this an the simple Horton. Last Friday school closed for a DESERT DISHES cago. All report a pleasant time. method by which she preserves her week’s vacation and a nice program good looks: IJve simply, take adequate Libbie Pickard and children spent CUPS and SAUCERS waa'rendered byteacherand pupils. HIGH BANK. exercise, eat rationally, act with delib­ The pupils were given a treat>y their Monday at Dr. Gallagher’s. Japaneae aud American ware, eration and gvt plenty of rest. Lillian Willard Ickes and wife" and Walter Reacher and also by Mrs. Patterson Chas. Mack was in our village one Russell recently gave the same pre­ Just the thing for Christmas Ickes and wife returned home from and daughter* of po]Korn balls. Miss day last week, Mrs. Aldrich returning scription. Mrs. Leslie Carter has been presents, Nice line and prices the eattle show at Chicago last Thurs ­ home with him. Tkaut is spending her vacation with giving It for three or four years, and right. Patti aud Bernhardt have been band­ day evening. her parents at Edmore, Michigan. A. J. Hoffman spent Christmas with ing It out for twenty yearn. H. Bechtel and wife are keeping Mr. and Mrs. James McIntyre spent friends in Bellevue. the course.with an ease and \»peed and COATS Don't Buy Until See OUR LINE. W. H. MYERS & SON. Laverne Erwin luit^ wife spent Mon­ day with tbe former^ uarenta. Also entertaining.the latter* father, mother and brother Mqfiday evening. Floyd Clapper of Hastings was u welcome guest nt Walter Ormsbee's yesterday : Dr. Sheffield, wife and ton Harold passed’ through this place Monday <enj route to the former’s- old home near Bantield Quite a number from this place (at­ tended the dance at Maple Grove Cent­ er Friday night AU rej>orf a geotl Moat uf the young folks also some that wern't so young enjoyed thornselves on .Clear lake Sunday £and Manday afternoon. Mrs. Frank VauSyckle and Mm. Cassidy spent last Wedneadny*with an aunt and uncle near Quimby. _ ___ _ , , the dressing room and bathroom nrr-inorc aud un»t<popuhir. S.-K of sheKes with niqkfl support*. gianji totnel rods and o’th«|r fitting’ have superseded to a. large y.itent* nickel aud even*silver In Imines uf wealth.1 Glass' bathtubs are not very new. They are rtlll too expensive to have come into common use. tlOHETWbE QflNDIES LEE HING, 2iT“y house for W. H. Eaton and wife who Christmas at H. R. Castelian’s. Mra. Fay Clemence is entertaining are still caring for their son at Swartz George Scott ■pent a part of last her Bister Miss Pilgrim. It is no usftjto employ a feather brush wok with hi* ■on Charles at ChiIf the object is the actual removal of Creek. Stephen Lester and family also Chas. Wallace Eaton und family spent Sun­ cago. dust from the room. The feathers do Lester spent Christmas with chair sis­ not collect, but merely distribute, dost. day with his mother Mrs. A. Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scott nnd daugh- ter and daughter Mrs. Walter Ormsbee. To dust thoroughly uae a soft cloth, if The next Aid Society is the 3rd. at ter Gretchen Bjieat Christmas at Coats Frank Wilkes and wife spent Mon­ possible a ajgbtly damp cloth, and Elry Houghtalin's. Grove. day with Mr. and.Mra. Jeree Warner. turn It about so an to gather up the Mrs. H. R. Castelein attended the dust iu it. If the duster he dry en,ocArchie Lester and lady friends Miss The man who profits by his casiona! shake out of doors will enable Cantata given at the M. E. church at Brt&at »pent Utti.day at Waiter Ormait to do duty more effectaaltv. mistakes count* clear gains] Hastings Friday evening. . ROGERS 4 ROGERS OENEKAL HSURANCE if you owe any property Save ft Insared DaatlaK. REV. B. F, FRITZ. Pi. D. Pai Phone 285 Ifisidenc* I \ “It is appointed unto rn.m . 'die, but after this the. urixmei f. ’ . . •’lli-Oj.w All sites of sleighsgor ail purposes. Rupner? to fit all >ires of wheeled vehicles. Sleigh Bells; Hanie-< Robes, Whips. Blankets. Our pur chases are made in large lots there­ by givingus, the advantage of the lowest prices and we share this sa >■ ing with our customers will like oiii Home-Made Apple gutter Pies. Admired i' We give our customers the bargains at the beginning of the season rather than wait until the season is over. We |nake a special effort in selecting desirable patterns from the largest manufacturers of Cutters and Sleighs, and can safely say that ours is one of the largest lines ever shown in Barry County. CORRESPONDENCE. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES UNTIL AFTER NEW YEARS. 1 Subjects of H-nnoiis /Murnmc:- TheLiu-.t P ^’Beginning Right " and WINTER CUTTERS, SLEIGHS HORSE GOODS. Phone 314, Hastings. Mich. VESTER & CARTER, Times a Year , As regularly as Siifad... ioonfes a cheery awaits you at tbe I Brethren Church o»I1(,r Grand ami East Sts (Preaching at w::x> and r.,K, ,o clock. Sunday Sb.:..; at 13:00 in. Young Meeting at o’clock Vi ;try by spirited muskt pray erg. faithful' ■ Bible study and a varb t* .»[; ■'general exerciso to plrisP /interest and profit ali q lj., (come among us. { Please accept t it ion and come X EXT DAY. ' SPECIAL PRIGES-NOW GIVEN ON FUR. GOATS. HARDWARE DEALERS. III-II5 E. STATE ST.. HASTISGS. MICH. NEW ’YEARS GREETING ' -Z t Christmas has come and gone, luit we n>ust ’till Your New Years dinner is just as important as Christmas feast. Its up to you to make it as agre.4a hie from an eating standpoint and you can do it if you will come to see us and see our goods and prices. They are as good a’ the best and as low as the lowest, as the lowing list will show. Ceiturj, red Silaoa. foraerlj 15c per tie now Our Hmm-mO SMr Knut per qatrl Best Miami ait Spigtetti at per ptuep Boe Park Creae Cheese per can - 6 lbs good Rice ■ - - Nice Canned Tositoes per can - - HAMS & RUSS Phone 16. SPECIAL SALE ON CLOCKS Nickle Alarm Clocks worth Si.00 for, while they last. 69c. A few jlratclass mantle clocks striking the hour and half hour f-1 >3.60. A fine line of Gilberts, Seth Thomas and other makes of mantle docks at special prices. A line of gilt clocks at cost to close them oqt. George Newton, Jeweler and Optician. ist door west Chidester & Burton’s. Hastings, Mich. SPECIAL SALE AT HORTON’S 1-4 OFF the Regular Price on all HEAVY GLOVES and MITTENS. We have a nlce.line of Ladles’,Gent’s and Children’s which were cheap at regular price, so come now while the assortment ip good. Phow* No. 10. HORTON’S. SS" �- HASTINGS BANNER, DECEMBER 27. 1905. We wish you all a 2 HAPPY NEW YEAR R M Sunday ( srJ' weloonjel M‘e United < I PERSONAL MENTION. immi/ it# fa' toe SPECIAL BEFORE-INVENTORYSALE fare for the round trip. Date* of sale I a,u* ^n‘ Emil Tyden spent Doc. n 24. 25. 3U and ai and jan; j j Christmas with Albion friends. WOO. Return limit will be January 8,.j H- (’ouch and son Will nre visitHMM?. Inquiry at ticket office for parfriend* in Extern Nebra*ku. I Harold Caln of OtM*., 1, the Kunt We ve started our Annual Inventory and find, upon 'looking oyer the stock, we have far too many goods especially Ladies’ Coats and Furs. It is much easier to carry the dollars to the Bank than to carry the goods over for another season. Mtcluaan Statr Teacher, Abu,. '< hl. alMer Mra. Will HeUin«er Unatoit Mich.. Dwr. «. st. •«, Onu Homer ShlrtJ,. ot Kilamaxoo. .penf I U(}5. W e have had! "lg <'hair Ih0 flrm on Christmas | rare pia* 25 cent* for the round trip is Christmas with Hasting* relatives, Dates of sale Dec. 20. 27. M -* Ainum >n<i n 'i ah.* a big trade that has Mi** Charlotte Lake will leave next authorized. J.h“ ■' week for Munising.-Mich . where *he «e rate ai>plies.only via Michigan Cenoeen very satisfactory has a fine position bookkeeper in traL ’ . Ancient Order of Gleaner* Supreme j The Mine* Nellie and Maud s«i(h to us and for 1906 we one of the largest stores in that city. “ Arbor. spent Christmas with friends in She]-I Biennial meeting Grand Look next weak for Auction anid>. Mich.. January .I.innurv ■?-«. •> —U iws;, uuu: • for r..w th.- ji *' ' 1 P -urpose to ibe the most noun.iuirt of John Oswald, of Doster. id*. Mrs. Erunk Nash spent Christman abovei occasion one fare tor the round । ns administrator to his father’s Adam iggressive and pro­ ; Oswald with her sister and *oq Gerald in ; ’s, estate It will be u large trip i.*.authorized. Date* of sale Jun■ < bu-ago. nary 1. 2 and :t. .Return limit Jan-; gressive store in .this sale. uary 8th inclusive. . Mr and Mra H. Martin abd-familv' Poverty With man and sterility with i *l*nt Christmas with relatives at idnity. Watch our woman incline them to dogs. Tlu- man < Nashnlle. v wants *ouiuthf)g to lams, und the woman ; -Frank* Nash returnel Wednewlay I .ds and efforts for trade accepts the dog a* a poor sulvititute from a few days visit with hi* mother 1 tor a baby. ’ his । spring. ( ANNOUNCEMENTS at Pine Grove. Wm. P. Hoit. aged rtll year.*, died at ims this invita-l <e.\t SUN.' NOTE THE PRICES BELOW: hr »• next SutKUr i ’ agr” Evening;' ( 12-> W. Bond to man once tot 1 j<’d ament.” ( - Hebrews U 27./ ' : I I 1 , , A Michigan train for Michigan people, fast, comfortable ami conven­ ient. Michigan Central ‘‘Wolverine’ T^rtoen couple enjoyed a hop at MJb* 2* v*0!”* C"mi"K “d 1 Wi" Whi““>. of rtahubnli O.. ,!► tbe of P. Armory Christmas night. pn> a whole d»r tor btutoem In New lied Lerter Kinne Mr and Mra. Geor^Menhennick spent ChrUtma* with friends in Toledo. Miss Gertrude.Chamberlin, of iJe’*Peut ♦■•brittma* with triot. is th® guest of Mini Olga Beas- New York, 8:00 a. in. Tlie fastest . . train America. Try it “*B HenrJ in Ypsilanti. mer. ------- in *« .luiencn, ary it. .™ for .u. Christmas vW.NUa, and ™ Holiday rates «j.*nt Mr. ,„d m™. amo Pwillp. „d New Years will be one and one third I bri’,t*nM wlth hume frienda and we want to express our thaidcs to the peowi,h • pie of Barry County , Mr “iI **■* xdwia Mnihin,„. ot for the liberal, patron****’ 0:30 and TtOfll «>• School at; I’eopk-B »9clock. We( music, short) faithful) 1 a variety(of) "S to please, <’ >fit all who( Pn. D.. Pastor • M. C. Excursions. 0 lu the year just past we /INTER IOS. the hume of his daughter *~",vu “‘,«nu,r Mrs. W. "■ H. “• . therfdenlerfc hi BarrvConntvr .5** ?ifc0* ”« Ladies’, Phone - 1 • eat. if the' Mabie « will iy are ip fol- Goods Delivered Muffs, . Oppossum, Fox, Coney at 1-4 off. 28 Ladies’ Cloth and Plush Capes, all this season's goods, all good qualities at I U III I 15 only, Misses’ Short Coats Xages 12 to 16 years, colors ^jtan, castor, navy at 23 Ladies’ Short Coats, all sizes, colors tan or black, good qualities, all well made at exactly1-2 priCB 1-2 price Hastings Money-Back Store, Phone 30. t . Issued by this bank will be the most sensible Christmas Present you can make to the boys and girls. SOMETHING DOING! :h; J. D. VanRipw and wife of Lansing spent Christmas at home with her parents, Rev. J. J. Marshall and wife. They were given a reception Dinner was served to 40 guest*. They received1 many useful present* and many good1 He knows Hastings is * great deal better. Ho declares that Michigan is as much of a winter resort as tbe Btate he visited, that they had four days in succession when the thermometef negistered from 16 to 20 below freezing. While Tennessee has *ume advantages, wishes and congratulation*. There will be protracted meeting* at Mr. Sfosher believe^ that as a place Cloverdale Evangelical church com­ to live, it U not in the same class with mencing Jan. Everybody .invited. Michigan. John Beasmer, the jeweler, is plan­ ning to take a trip to California next Aureole our nngel cake generously month. He will visit his daughter. with Imported Jam: teach us to for­ give our creditors; sec to It that the• Mra James Rock, who lives in Hi!ver straight .and narrow path Is sprinkled City, New Mexico, on the way to the with ashes always and with banana coast. At Loh Angeles he . will visit, skins never; put plenty of silver into another daughter, Mrs. Ed. Clark.' our wallet* and not any Into our whisk­ Mr. Bessmer has been in business in ers; cement our ties of love nnd friend­’ thia city longer than any other man Ship more closely together and fill the. now engaged in active affaira He has hearts of our wives to overflowing always been very prompt, careful in with tbe friskiness and enthusiasm that were theirs at that divine moment looking after every detail of his busineon, and the‘Says have been very few when we measured their Illy fingers for solitaire diamond rings nnd pre­ and far lietween when he has nut been pared to camp out on their fathers’ In­’ at his store to look after his affairs. comes; clip the wing* of riche* and of He has well earned a good long vaca­ love that they may not fly out of trar tion, and Ifis many friend*, and that window, but remain with us forever, includes everybody in Hastings, will and if possible cUp the rook in tbe wish for him a iJeasaut jourm^and same way and for a similar result.— R. K. M unklttrick in New York World.' An Invocation to the New Tear. We are always busy. There is a reason. Best Goods, Honest Prices, Courteous Treatment, High­ est Quality, Latest Styles. Try us for your next pair of shoes and you will be sure to give us all your trade. ( C. W. CLARKE & co., “Quality Shoe Store. ( The wife would' also appreciate one with a nice little deposit in her own name, tree and Christina.* ’exerci*e^. j Victor and Arthur spent Xmas with One dollar opens an account. 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually, HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK X ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY.> t DIRECTORS. J. T. LOMBARD. Chrysanthemums. . t- H. 6. HAYES. Auistut Cashier. W. D. HATES, Cashier. A SAVINGS BOOK. W. 5. TYRRELL LSON J. f. GOODYEAR. Vite Presidul. J. T. LOMBARD, Presliut. W. J. FLEHINQ in tie out. WRIGHT BROS OFFICERS. Jolm Bessmer, c Muskrat, Coney at 1-4 off. Many, Many Thanks OATS. ’’I T Squirrel, Infants at 1-4 off. »“ fred L fieaih $ Carvetb,» fit Druggists. • « 40 Marten, Beaver, - Children and I =w •« s-3" o cluck. ■■ Fox, Oppossum, :——------- ------- - ------- • Ixniis Osborn and wife, of Muskegon The Woman’* Home Missionary So- spent Saturday and Sunday with Noah be held .itbe home ulMro Henry mid family. Samuel Vdte. of la»»'e Odema. wa* । in thu city Sunday and Monday. The I j On Thursday January 4tb the Wel­ guest of friends here. ' . <,n .jn-dand wephipose t!): Ki’L'it ,hi. ’ , eb“"t. come L. A. 8. and W. C. T. C. will Mr and Mra F W Cole, of .Flint, ’ .i ' ... ! m this way to thank her manv I । meet with Mra. Julia Jones. Picnic were in tbe city Saturday having bualM v iar’11'** the Coming , friends for the Christmas remembr- ' | dinner All will Tie welcome. . far. W e ask yon all tv,UOine I inees which ahu received. iness in the probate court I Lee H. Pryor will speak at the young h'| .Mte US. I 0r A Knffe and Dr.W. B. Mat- j Mr nnd Mra A. F Sylvester sfient ! thews of Grund Rapids, are in the city ■i people's meeting at the U. B church Christmas with Mr and Mra Cha*. next Sunday evening at C p. m. Sylvester in Battle ('reek. j to-day called here tor consultation with Women'* Auxilary of Emanuel pariah Mra Fester Root, of Middleville, is ' Dr. H. A. Barl»er, in the case of Mra. will meet ut the Lome of Mrs J. 8. very ill at the home of her sister. Mra. ' E. H. I-athrope. who. we are pleaded Goodyear Tuesday January 2d at two John Mulliken on Bond afreet I to say. seems to be imuroving. O’clock Every "member requested tu I Gordon Ironsides came home from Mr. and Mra. il. L. Sisson and ■ be present. daughter' Minnie of Freeport were! Grand Rapids to qpehd Christina* with . Tbe Epworth I a-ague next Sunday | his mother, brother* and aistera. ; gurtt* of Mr. und-Mrs. H. C. Puhua- ■ will 31. ! tier Friday Afternoon and evening. •j evening . .. t>e led by Edward . HodClaude Henry, of Grand Rapids, ar- 1 going Saturday morning to Port Huron YCn r' *“bject ‘ ,Wh*‘ ha^ 1 gttined rivetl Saturday night to spend Christ* 0 to spend Kina* with their sop Clement j ur,I1K I®”1 •>t‘ur; ' mas with hik parents on West State St. 1 and wife. ' Morning subject at the U. B. church Mra. Louise Kentield and daughter MmUouWilu. "i"1* The U»' !->»' ■ «><• i Ada are tqiending the Holidays with V»C1' andan.it to Toronto. Canaua. "’«■»« « W invnn bt tbe former’* *911 Hany at Ann Arbor. TneMlay morning for . few day. vi.it., T’ Mr. and Mrs Janie* Gom left , Sb. will return Saturday with Mi.■, -cnooi; »•»■>•: 101 foUowwl I.y r. uort by Wednesday for Hygiene. . Colorado. . EltzaKth lxxl.1. who will .pend tne I the ,h<' pastor P*«"r ।"" tbe.nb.mr t ot ' B.g.t.ulng Mr. Gohs’ former home, where they i winter here with her sisters. Mr*. Sil |. Right. • ’* L ” will reside ; Wileox and Jfrw Fred “ ' 1' installation of officers ——of •”Barry ------- Lodge Ryerson.Mr and Mra. Jakie Edger spent : . ..... li»Ukr. of Sunk.. '5‘V’ "'k'' I'1"' ! Mr. and Mr*. Christmas with the latter’s parents SUM. ootert.ioal.thr,., ot 1 ««*> - <» L..wv<. Mr. and Mra George H. Nelson, of Ti» ae people et Hastings and t»f\ church seven grandchildren. i Prairieville. • Harry giffinty, for the liberal patron \ their children. HOLMES CHURCH. ':;ce uo'.received from them during',I and old-time frienils to the number of j Fred We«t. of Graml Rapid*, wa* in Mr. and M tk W. 8. Barnum enter [ 24 on Christum- day. An old time i the city the first of the week photo­ {the Holiday season. ' Christmas dinner was served and to । tained Frank* Dillenbcyk ami family graphing sample* for Barter Bro* In spite of the three days of\j say that the day wa* pleasantly Yind : and Mr. and Mrs. William Lee with Chair Company. 'weather, our sales exceeded ) profitably spent wdad be putting it in » Christmas dinner and tree. Mra Wm. Wolf, of Fremont, Ind..j those of any previous season. )J1 a mild fbrm. 1 zMre, Carrie Parmelee i»' spending ard Mra. E Allerton, of Nashville, • ~ • the Holiday* in Ann Arbor with her were guest* of their Riater Mra H. We appreciate this liberal patron ?> MAPLE GROVE. J nepl;ew and wife. Mr. and Mr*. Harry .> aiiti will try "fair dealing, good) Martin last week. Orin Wright-of Battle Creea passed I Kentield. •>d> iow price-: as heretofore to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lane *i>ent ■’.ill retain the good will of the people'. sunday-and Monday at Ed. Reese’s. | Hulmei i» home from Christma* with Grand Rapids friends The MisscH Glrnnu and Gladys Wolfe , Milford to *pand tbe Holidays with' Mra. Lune will stay for a week or two We still have a tine stock of goods ' of Battle Creek passed Christmas with * her parents^ Mr. and Mr*. S. A. to visit friend’ before returning • Ivet from and will sell them at • i’ their parents. Mr. and Mr-. A I'. Hplmes. ,.ie nsiuU low; prices. G W. Bostater. wife and daughter ' Wolfe. ’ Jir. -and Mra. S. Overamith were in ■of Allegan. Mich, spent Christmas i Miss May Potter was at Hastings one j Nashville Monday, the guests of the with their parents A.' S. Bu-tater and i, '.day la*t week. • ; former’s brotlier Quper Oversmith. wife and brothers A. ami B. F Bosi Mrs. Josephine Wright who is spendStephen Barry spent Xmas with his tater. ? ing the winter at Ed Reese’i^is . still j brother Fred at. Stony Point. Rev. D. T. Perrine and wife of Saug­ , vety ill. i Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cummings of atuck ate Christmas dinner with the i Vincent Norton, wife and daughter j Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mra. Glenn latter’s parents, Mr anti Mrs. Noah at Battl* Creek last week. j Fuller thc -firat of the week. Henrv taking the erenuig train to ie Jeweler. Hastings, Mich I were The Norton school closed last Friday ! Miss Bernice Wright nnd brother's Rives Junction ’ with a Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Walldorff aud Mra. Fay Whitcomb i* again con- ■ fJeo. Fuller and family. daughter Clara. Mr. and Mrs. Bryon I fined to her lied. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee were in Smith and Mr* C G. Holbrook B)«nt j Tb. L. A. a uf the M. E? ehuruh ' „ Chri*tniaM day with Mr. and Mra will m^t with Mr.. A D. Wolfe. FriMr “nd M«full,’r 1 "1"’ Scott McIntosh of Quimby. iving.'removed I invite my old dsvJouuory 5th. I tb.ir family «1m> Ed. I'anmlv • Mr.- and Mra. Q. Brulwiker of Benton patrons £nd all who are interested . . .. . 1 neonle at dinner Chnstma*. followed • Ray list rot h and wife are the parent, TOP'' “ . good torse shoeing to call at my , , I Harbor. Mrs. Ellen Gates, of Lake uf . baby boy. vho arrived at their1 b “" ,rW.' •»>-v “ u X, .\ma* ■ OdesHa and Mr*. Carrie Matthew*, of | ntiv location in connection with J l{. B. Murdock and family ana Mrs. ptortJand. are guest* of Mrt and Mrs home the 18th. Homer of Hastings were the guest* of • y Risbridger for Cliristidra. Mr. and. Mrs. O. Chaney qf »Lake • ’ ■ Mr. and Mr*. H. P. Tuttle and The real amount of cash money paid OdeRsa Monday. wh , wilfcalso do all kinds of wood • daughter of Cooperville are the guests | out Id the United States alone for toy* repairing. Remember the place.of Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Loveland this | that ou Christmas morning gladden the • NORTH MAPLE GROVE. ~ ('pposite. the Michigan Centra! Pas hearts of American children 1* con­ | week. They will ahn visit relatives Depot, Hastings, Mich. servatively estimated-.enger at I 8.000.000. There will be service at the North j unj at Shultz before returning Tills means about ‘JU cent* apiece for Maple Grove church next Sunday at hunw the something like 15,000.000 of five to io u. m. . j Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mahar. of twelve year old children. Tbe children t\«! meetings at South Maple Grote | ; Jackson »pent Chribtma- with tbe of no other country on the globe have I anything like so lavish an average chnrch are Htill in progress.. Good in­ 1 latter's parent- Mr. and Mra. C. F. terest is manifested. Will close next • Brooks. Mr. M. returned Sunday, but amount of money expended far toys 75c to $2.00 per dozen. for them, not even the children of Ger­ Sunday night. Mrs. Mahar will prolong her visit many-Germany. tbe home of toymak­ Election of Sunday School odicers at until After New Year. 1 hare a fine stock and solicit your ing and toy giving. Verily, Indeed, tbe the North Maple Grove church next •rdere. Deliveries made to all parts Mr. and Mra. L. N.’Motther returned idt of the American child ha* been cast of city. 1 Sunday. Everybody invited. in tbe richest sort of clover when it Friday from Columbia. Tenn., where The Ladies Aid presented Rev. J J comes to toy getting and not a few oth­ he had "pent several weeks. Mr. hc burroug s er things In tbe bargain.—Cincinnati Marshall with a very comfortable rock­ Mortier can think of several places Phen* 26. Proprietor. that would Halt him better than Tenn. । Enquirer. ing chair. , Long Coats for a . ..udlt and sol'd more Wall I ^°vrf*nJ rwwduy. The fOMral »‘H I clay ., -. Window Shades and I Wi , line of goods than all the Scarfs JOHN F. GOODYEAR, W. D. HAYES. i F. I. PUTT, R. K. GRANT. W. H. CHASE. -n-t++» - । ? I ( ( ( ( 1 i । , I WISH TO EXPRESS to my cus­ tomers. my gratitude for their liberal patronage, which has made 1905 the banner yqar in my business career. May your New Year be a happy and prosperous one. C. H. OSBORN. CLEMENT SMITH, �HASTINGS BAJSfiER, DECEMBER 27. 190b. 8 «Woodland Department« WOODLAND. THE MAKING OF A MERRY NEW YEARS Think a moment! There are lota of beautiful thitigs, and lota of uteful things that you can buy for New Years gifts, but for that friend of yours, <)r your own fam­ ily circle, where can you find such ttppropriau* combinations of beauty and utility m> in one of our tasty furniture selections. Phone uh if yoii can!t call ba ' *— — '-'rars j We promise tu tbe (very thing” Ur send you bac!;. This is plt<aM*. or m•hey 1 Ins’ i- r-fii’M • " your In.*' be said (nit «>f :<iiy of these any lime Mra. Leo Sawdy of Escanaba visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Estabrook.* Irt.the village over Christmas. Glenn England und Glenn Simmons, who are attending school at the Tri♦ I Staie college In Toledo, are at home on 4 a two weeks’ vacation. ? George Balrdngcr of Benton Harbor - spent Christmas with Woodbind 4 friends. Bert SnnKgs and faynlly of Milwaukee * and R. K. Grant und family* of Has-­ ’ tings wer entertained on Christinas . i ‘Iti.v nt ‘the home of F. F. Hilpert. T1, DEngland and family spent j Christmas , with ' South woodlandi friends. . . ■ ■ f I Frank flofiy of Cadillac is visiting i His parents. Mr. and Mra. B. S Holly. fi>r a few 'days. ■ . : Mr. nnd Mrs. Knudsen of South Hav»-n arrived «m Monday and will -r.dke a short vl»£t at the home ot ; Elijah Barnum. Harvey Smith, who Is employed In Omaha. Neb., is making !us‘ part tits. Mr. and Mra. Isaac Smith, in South Woodland, a few days* visit. Mr. und Mrs. C, S. McIntyre werv'en•rtalned* on Christinas by Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and MrtL C. D. Garn were visitors In Has'.tngs Monday and Tuesday, v George 'Garlick and family spent Christinas with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Burkic. EAST CARLTON. Miss Lx*na Wickham ot Detroit spending u few days with her parents. Mr. and Mra. -W. J. Wickhum. Mr. W. Downing and wife. Mr. W. Wilks nnd wife, both of Hastings, are spending .« week with their parent*. Mr. und Mr*. A. J. Downing. J. V. Wlckbnm and wife spent Xit>M with their daughter. Mra. Clarence Radford, in-, Hasting*. Mra. James Friend, who hue been casing for her jpp In Baltimore, re­ turned home last week und report, him on the gain. Mr. and Mra. Barry are on the gHtn. Bessie Friend spent Sunday aqd Mmiilay hi Lowell. - .• ' W. J. Wickham and wife spent Wedj nesday with the latter’s brother. John Friend., tn Baltimore. ’ A. J. Downing is quin- poorly'at thlk writing. , . Our school has Two weeks* vncatlun. and now that we have snow the chil­ dren are having a good time. James Friend and wife spent Xm;<» wljh thr latter's father. E. ^Carpenter. In Sebewa. . .Mrs. Alta Crawford returned to her home In the north after tt two weeks* visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Yarger. ’ ’ ’ . CARLTON. The next meeting ot the Ladies Aid Society will l« held at the home of Philo Fuller January 8, 1?W. Every lings Were in Wtaxlland the first of the menrber is earnestly retjuMted to at­ Massive I urktsh I Hockers,-like cut. without timing, in U-st tend as tbe annual election of officers * ; F.nnooi Bat.-. .f Oran-1 Fuuuili. Ik at velour covering $12.00. will take place and several other Haiid»op:e guarshtted Couches * I home e:> a 'tew days’ visit. matters of vital interest to the society only the better grhnes. auj style will l>e presented. or color, np from $6.00. M. E. church c'minwnciiig.Frit-..- night Mary Knowles who has been spend­ Morris Chairs in beautiful de­ I und ending with, watch meeting. signs, best spring seat, up frat® ing tbe winter with Mr. and Mrs. El­ • Sites Jeanie Wright, wire has c<>m$6.50. pitted her cdura^ InyCleary's Busin..-.' mer E. King in Yankee Springs re­ Framed L’icturesHn a’pleasing ; Coin ge i.-i Ypsilanti, is flt iioni.- On 'a turned Saturday for an extended visit variety of subjects.! 10c to $3.00 with her parents. ’ .. Call and let uf show you. or Vppen Peninsula. phone. We pay freight or deliver Mrs. Jesse Knowles has been ailing yunr goods. . for the past few days. D. S. ENGLAND, H^tss Fumlshtr. WOODLAND, ' MICHIGAN GOATS GROVE GENERAL STORE Evervtliiug for winter wear. Heavy Suits. Over*( coats. Caps, (jrloves. Mit­ tens. RnbbetiBoots. Over­ shoes. Coma and get rny prices before yon huy goods in’-thw line. e I have just received a S new brand of coffee, extra ( good-grade, that sells at 15*17 and 20. cents.. Good oil at 10 cents. ’ Do yonr trading at Coat.>( Grove General Store and save money. SOUTHEAST WOODLAND. Cleon Landon of Spring Lake is Happy New I spending the Holidays with his parent* of the Banne#. Mr. and Mrs..Utis Landon. Muses; Turner and Mr. /und Mi Mrs. Wright left Sunday for an exj daughter of Hastings spent Christmas teu'tled visit with her daughetr Mrs. with WoodlanH friends. ' Grace Woolcton of Grand Rapid*. Warnervllh- । school <-l<k»«-d for one Will Forsyth is spending a few days Mr. and Mra. O.‘ N. Riggle of. Grand with bis sister Mrs. J. T. Richards. Tbe Grange will hold a dance after Rnplds art spending th* h-didays with the latter’s parents. ' the regular meeting on Saturday even­ * Eddie Cole IH home from Big Rapids. ing. Mr. and Mrs Cole spent Christmas John Gpy -hjh^.i ChrSSanas with Mr. day with the latter's parents &r. and and Mrs. Muri Curact’., Mrs M. Yarger. rabbits MY. aud Mrs. Newell Rayo>ond* of Twin Lakes, spent tlie first of the Women who can beat thin? Mexico’s Christmas PosXddLS SPECIAL 10 Days ONLYK- W. E. Allgeo, Stock Profits Lehigh Valley Every year.rules for mourning be­ come less rigid, aud yet there nre err tain laws for mourners which art more than ever stringent. All blue): Is left off sooner aud lightened by white at—1 gray much, earlier than was the wise a D one who hns been away from few years buck, but crape is now worn can be greatly increase! by giving the United States for a term of far more than formerly. Tbe bonnet years the (’hrintma* holiday* with a long, flowing veil iia« disappear­ special carp to the health of every ed altogether and jjx its place ta a fasci­ there seem like tt feverish riteb. anima! and low! on the farm. and the^ iknple pleasures iuilulgtx’ In natingly becoming toque, from tire Sick poultry, sheep, cattle, hogs, during the nine /lays of posatlns In back of which hangs, gracefully drnpetr ‘horses, etc., depend ou their livers Mexico nre returned to with a certnin lu flat folds, n crape veil any length de­ to keep them well. sired, according to the depth of mourn­ measure of relief. ing worn. . . ‘ A patnda Is an luu. and the Idea I>er Nowadays there is a sharp lib*’ vailing these fc-<tlvit!e» Is that story, known to nil tbe wbrkt. of <’a<p»nr Au­ drawn between tbe expressions "wear gustus. who; fa tlie height of £is pow­ ing black” aud •wearing mourning” er. wished to know the mtmlrer of peo­ By the first of tliese Is merely linplle.’.' ple who bowetl beneath bls- scepter. that colon* arc to lx* temporarily omit­ In order to determine the fact In* de­ ted.' and ho’ long as the dress Is black creed that a census slioukl be taken of It may l«e trimmed with either satin or all the nations vomjHASliig the great velvet, and a touch of white lace h Homan empire. To effect .tills Augus­ permissible at the thfoa’t and wrists. ker-ps their livers working and tus sent twenty-four commlaMonere to For second mourning proctlcitllv all therefore keeps them well. ’ the different parts of his world. The black materials are cousldgml perfect­ Black-Draught Stock and Poul­ ly correct, no waiter liow Incongruou* edict ctnuiuaitdei! that every peraon. try M-tJicine is a pure, natural, rich or p«x»r. weak or strong, should gc they may seem nt first. A black appuvegetable, blood purifier, and acts gled evening gown, provided it Is en­ by regulating- the stomach, liver to the place of bls birth or to the orlg and bowels. Inal place of Ins family <o have his of tirely black, h pcrmitteil. and black sntln and ctnbri»IQ«wd vwpe de chine, It prevents and cures Hog Cholher name Inwrilnxl hi the Uonlnn retjiebut nil tbeM*. of course, only for the efa. Chicken Cholera, Colic, Dis­ try. few months Iwfiire colors art again tu temper, Coughs, Colds. Constipa­ Joseph ami Mnry^whO were both of" tion. Fever,, Loss of Appetite, be ’donned, or Just at first, when only the rpyjti house-of David, went to tflo the Wasting Away, and all tho com­ lightest mourning Is worn-for one I town of Belbleliem. Tin*/ found it mon stuck disease.*. not In the Immediate family, as cousin, i • nil of people on tbe same mission lire! aunt or uncle.—New York Tekgri'u. It Is a perfect medicine for gen­ eral Lim use. Try It. they-wntidered about tho t.>.;;n for nine days Kicking Mielter. on th • nljitb day they were ajlowod t<» stay, at the stable WOOL AND COTTON. Price 25c for a large can, at of a posada. and there tbe Nino Santo, or Holy Child, was Imm. Tbejibsridas all druggists and dealers are bold fqr nine evetflngs In •commem­ ‘The difference, between wool ami cot­ oration of those weary days. ton Is very great and lu the case of Of counu* there are miserable homes where no sign of a posada is held, but separate threads of ouch-is 'plainly ap­ Mc.viemis. ricb'tinil poor, are generous. parent. yet -when these same threads No matter ljow dirty and ragged, every are closely ■ interwoven some good judges are mistaken and buy a mixed, one |s welcome lnklie i^Rtrcbes. Itcnirtl cotton nnd wool goods.' tlnnly con­ fully ih-cunihd. and nt the nlgtjily pn sutbis held iu them, though there the vinced that there is not a thread of cot- । ptmains are omitted, as the cehdtrn- ton In the cloth. It Is the custom of < tions nre entirely of a religious nature. all mills tlmt tminufm-tun* cotton and | To the cliildr< n the jienatas are very wool mixtures to run the cotton .cross­ The Fuel that’s right Important fwioiresof the season. They- wise In the looms, tjitts leaving the wool to ma lengthwlw». This In done At the Price that’s right. for two pnrpOMvwdlrxt. to impart tho : Cleanest and Cheapest glossy apjH-aniiice which thr longer Fuel. For Sale by Mretch oCwool gives when run in the i length , of the gt^xls. and. stsnoi.l. IreGAS CO. Phone 359, citmre tlie pn»p >rtion of cotton M noc-1 essarlly less nnd more difiirnlt to de- • tert. The cotton thread, of conr.a*. is much smaller and very d!thi*ult to dis- I tlngulsh In a- rlos«*l; ’ woven fabric. ' There Is one Ib&rtllbk* test.' however. Take the lx>lt of goods at the cut end and • examine closely tire crosswise thread, slowly' tmllhig h apart If. it it Upliol'teinig of all kiuda breaks almost evenly ami room** apart. J do.neat the slowly, then one W safe In Judging It ; to. be all wool. If. on tire contrary. It j breaks. In short, uneven strands ami falls apart easily/ refuse to Accept the' X Tr . , < goods, for they nre undeniably cotton Il toil UQVH <1 <’OU(.‘n,Ch3ir ami will not give satisfaction. It were I * OF pnr'OF SHt. that needs The Lansing! Wheelbarrew company are now having some-logs cut on their , recce. Thr Christmas exerciites at tbu ■Ed imthburn! Is a citizen, of Hogvr church .Munday evening were well attended. The ehnreb was appropri­ street again. ' Quite ii 6-w i-tf the- Woodland hoys ately decorated and a short entertuing 1 represent turn, women, goatn and othTlie Star drill j *t animals, behutifni tlowrnt, lotnipase moved <>ut Into their shanUes on the riogram 'rendered. wheelbarrow Job and ate now cutting «■ .x.^pticiuilly pretty and tit. Bell i -bry^mibemunw.. slant r.»w nud I— drill l>y M>r mfsnl H» <dicit«l mnt-b ,d<~non., monk, in full applause cogtumr ami graceful muslral Instrnfarnj {tear WarhervlHc. ’* * ' numts. Each* figure contain* an empty Herm Wheel»re had a nice ChFistnns Will Griffin uf Welcome V'--'——■* Cornem jar or jHunua of - pottery, which is hidtr-e for his youpg people. while hauling wood Christmas day den by tin- decorations <>r costumes uf Jak-.- Hitt and'lfnfnlly spent Christina* hill from the load und landed bn his colored 1 issue pnjh-r, mdst sklllfLilly with Ma’and Mrs. George -Hitt. shoulder. No ijones were broken but applied. Tbe Jars are filled with goodies nnd unbreakable toys. Will Garrlaon.- of East Wamervilie a badly braised shoulder resulted. [ When frtends have l>ecri luvltoil to a hits a couple of pets. He calls them j posada the liou-u- Is jlecorrtied with painful bolls. - j COATS GROVE GENERAL STORE. WEST WOODLAND. erergret-mt and mosses, flowers aud Juk>- Mot I of South Town Line, also Mr. nni! .Mrs. Cummings of Kalnins- I has a couple of !thq name kind of pet-*. xoo. Sir. a,nd -Mrs. Wortley :of Lake tinsel In all tho rouinn und .corridors. HIGHEST PRICES. Ln one nwim is .tlw* wane hi the stable Jake bus his on (the back, of hid neck. Odessa. Miss Bessie Weaver uf Wood-1. _________ _____ ___ ____ ___ ___ of. Bethlehem — the stable yard and For* butter, eggd-and pro­ Boardy Hager aid 'family spefit land were guests of Fred Baine und servants, tiny nttlmaK trees and plants, duce. Christmas with Vrrniontrille relatives. Mrs. Weaver Christmas. ' gn>ups <»f Blbllca! ehnrae!<*rtrllttle toy I’crvle Lehmatt and Charite Warner H. Cunninglam nnd wlin. Cb«rl« j -Ml >•>«.' ™» <lu •“ spent Chri&tnuif looking for cotton King nd wife «f North'Crlton. Cltrnt «f •“ “nld. old tut is. Merritt of IlttMing,. sittnd Leer »f j s . Lovi Hynes <.r: Woodland • ailed on a r, • aral ‘h’’:tn> of the b.-wt anjl hrnttert. HmW lady friend <ft Warm-rvlltf <»:i, Sunday Grand Ledge and .1, H Dnrkt.. and family .ate Christman dinner with ' ,|„|K.r„~. .tend, ready tor Ute Sin.. evening. •, WOODLAND LIVERY Henry Scbaihly and family. • Scpto. , *£ FEED JTrfBLE < MARTIN CORNERS. 5|isM!s Nellie and Viola Geiger are j A proccsslou uf the guests ami family When you want to do any driv­ forms hi another part of the house, ami ing iu this vicinity, come and see d i Tin- Mine* Aiunt and Ethel Bolter of ; at home this week. us. Wo furnish good rigs and ta | Manistee corntfy af«- visiting Tclath ' ' A reunion of Mr. Hauer’s family the ’pilgrims, or peregfinos. march two and tan. letl by one who carries the drive to all points. When yon 2 ,ln this vicinity. * uccnred lost Sunday at the parental Bair- Singiug sweet hymns and tbe come here let us feed your horses. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown visited * Ci the hitter's sister, Mra. Charles Boyles.■' i born**. All the children and grand­ litanies, they go-thj-anpli the b«»tis»».. OUR HACK MEETS ALL TRAIKS ’ i children 'weri present. . winding In nnd out of lire rooms and 4 | of Richland, lost week. i Grace E^rly from Yankee Springs galleries. nONASrilTH &■ SONS Mies Ethel ’Barry of Ypsilanti is! At last tire wanderers stop ut the LIVERT (r FEED STABLE JI spending her vacation with her par­ accompanied by Mf. Potter spent tloor 6f tbe room In which Is the mnn _ __ ______ Christmas with her mother and Tuetn ts at this place. ger. Two voices, reprereixllng . Mary WOODLAND, rilCM. Mr.? Murt.rsh.ver i. k.-ptn, h™.e | they went to NMbrUle to vi.lt and Joseph, in a wailing by inn beg to for Mra. Muggle Harding of Hastings 1 with C M. Early and fkmily. Im* admitted. Voices within chant n । while she virits relatives In Missouri, j Mias Bernice. Victor and Arthur denial. Finally a voice announces who j Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Zimmerman and i Wright of Eaton Rapids and Mina they are that plead for shelter; then * family of .eaflton attended tbe Christ- i Bessie Faller visited the latter'a sister the door Is thrown open, aud the pereI mas tree at f^nn Hilton's Saturday j Mrs Lula Hauer and family Tuesday. grinos are allowed to enter. Tbe Babe ALLGEO n-uilnic. MiwMrer rec1T«l v. Is placed In the tuanger. often by a priest, and songs of rljolclug burst Mr. and Mr., Churl.. Boylu, ,m> cbri.tmu prt^ent from b«r brother forth. j nelce, Thelma Townsend of Richland,2 i and wife ot— - Carolina, North a -box ofTbe peuntas are next ou the pro­ spent Christmas with relatives at this : ' lovtay holly and mountain pine and a gramme. the details varying with the I place. i beautiful piece of drawn work. fancy of the host. _ . ' Miss Georgia Htcks presented each j In a convenient place the penata is I Will Thomas, wite and daughter of HI Cmed Goods and Breakfast Foods >' ■■■'■■ «>«> « t-.uiitui t 1 Freejiort are spending the week at suspended, and the Jittle folk, and big an J. A as < t. ? ; silver ajssm as a Christmas gift. ones who choose to take part in tbe |, Fred Durkee’s. 10 percent off for Cash}; M| iBd Mr< Chnr,„ B„w„ „re merriment, are blindfolded one at a • Ing house fur Robert Johnsons, who arc j Mrs. Hunsicker of Bowne is tbe guest time, iurued around a time or two, NEW YEAR’S \11 ■ Geo. Ftaniir visiting relatives at Bellevue'and Battle !'of Atta. Hauer thtu this u-oAlr week. then given a stick* with which to break Candies, Dates, Figs and Nuts. Creek. | ----------- Frank Smith and son Forest of Lake tho Jar If possible. So. iuuny trials, Nice new fresh lot just opened up. then another tries. Wbefi one succeeds wMr. and Mrs. Clarence Felser of Grand Ofiesiui ate Christmas dinner with his tlie contents full to the iksir nnd a Chinaware and Glassware suitable1 Rapids are spending a few days with pa^nt^ Cornelins Senter and wife. ? scramble follows to see who gets the parents. Mr. and Mra. William i . m. • . ‘ for Christmas gifts just received.1 their T ‘ Mrs. Gertie Curtis spent Christmas most, hi some old fatuilies there are , • with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Under- ‘.evenlugs .when thr numerous Mrvnnts SHOES There will be an address given at the , r partake of the Joys of the protida -and 1:30 p. in. by a ‘ Nice Line and Prices are Right. I church next Sunday sharp- In t’re souvenirs-, and .refresh­ i gentleman traveling in the Interest of > ments provided.—t'MHer's Weekly I Want j the Beulah Home for Boys, situated, nt Your Butter and Eggs ' Leoni. Mich. All are cordially Invited | It la common to think of a camel, tbe I proverbial ship of the desert. as a pa­ - „ „ r, ) i to altend* The oldest Intelligence respecting the REMEMBER r , The meetings which have been In pro- tient beast of burden. Guided by skill­ use of the diving bell in Europe Is tbe Your Money Back if not' grew at iha church the past two weeks ful hands, however, it becomes a very relation oT an exhibit at Holedo before farmldrfble war steed. The Somali the Emperor Charles V. in tbe middle Satisfied. \ 'hava c,0Bed4 They hav<* been • ' " ' " । of much good. Tho people listened to warriors have ridden camels In many of the sixteenth ceufurjv when two | tbe plain scape! truth. Nine professed fierce charge* for generations. Mount­ Greeks, in the presence of several thou­ | conversion and the church hart been ed on the back of an active camel with sand persons, let themselves down in I revived anfl strengthened. Brother a long spear for a weapon, one of these the water in a large Inverted kettle i Hatch toe. to help Bev. D™«!r> In | “'•«» h »n e°emr to bo feorcl. with a burning light .and came np again without gutting wet. ’ meeUnGx at the- Fisher church this' I ft la n fine thine tn know when to let i so. Many a man holds on too long. It The wont men often give the best HENRY RAQLrt MOURNING ATTffiE. Railroad The Line Beautiful Black-Draught BUFFALO Stock and Poultry Medicine to NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA aid ffUIFK GOAT ive through train, dail Dining! .Car,, a la carte. GAS Connects at Buffalo and Niagara Falls.* ith all lines irom the West.. matter, address W. II. WHECutiR, General Agent. P«*senj-er Depart. H. H. RUB- BARRY COUNTY' MAPS i UPHOLSTERING Can be had at the oodland Postoffice. They give the names of every farmer, the number cf acres he owns, a 11 highwa ^s,. streams, churches, school Houses etc. PEOPLES' EXCHANGE ....... — Men and Women Miiga'xlne. CULINAR-' CAPERS. PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS ♦ rep .i< ing give us a call. , * Prices reasonable; and ♦ satisfat tion guaranteed. A little’ lemon Jt added to the we’j ter when mixing-w.il tpakr the pastrv ! light. . If ii Hamburg steak is se/ved with < a li it tomato sauce it will be most ap- ; petlzlng. • I’rum-s nre greatly Improved by aridIng a little eiiier to the water In which they'are cooked. Very sour apples used for « sauce or ch->p]Hil dates nre added. Cooked meat Simmered gently in a good curry sanre is quite Ulg<-sllbk* nnd much more tasty than rehl meat, A. Freu'.b co.ik rvcoiiiinendu thr us»* of a bit of butter when boiling fresh vegetublqa. It uhiirus the water nnd makes the vegetables more trinh-r. -Sliced bananas served with crestm are somctinif* Krasoncd with s-.ignr which has had n light Kprhikllng of nutmeg. They should xinnd-un the Ide an hoar or two before serving. A very iK-gulling nursery planned a professions| lately had the walls v-Wered with a stout, plain green material which was both dust and germ proof. The dndo was of a darker shade thnn the walls u’»hvo. and was founded at the tup- by two shelves running all around the room, not l-x> ^Igb. for the children to k«*ep their books ami toys upon. Just under the sh-lf n frieze of bright tim-d Mother Go-.iju- prints. framed, were set Into the wall nil the way around as a finish to tlje dado. Tiles'- prints find been varuHatl with white shellac, making lb»«n 1 water* proof. Tile floor-wia covered with a green tilling.'with n green drugget In the center. All the wiuxlworfc. and fur­ niture wore-white enamel, and there were no curtains or upholstery In the room. ; ‘ j i j 1 PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE I j — Nichtrau.’. x.»tkv I* hereby ri»r-h. rb.tr W. R. Jamieson, Prop. 1 tear mouth* from that date w? j cmllton- to their <,h»in; 1.18 Noftlt Jt!Tc,r«iou Strirt. rouig nt the • i'lviatc of Harttugn. for ’ • xaiuh re. cm :©r twfon- th*- -.-th »n<1 that -:»ch ctalms ui t-e Court, on M<-n-J».v tin- COME to the regulation 10Pin Bowling Alley and bowl a game of 10-pins. Lt is good healthy exercise and ■ | , I ; ! 1 | 1 ' I at Woodland Postoffice. John Velte, Postmaster iHlfte uf Ftt ♦ e of HF.Aitixi; ci.,\;ms ♦ |- State ofM»n< Michigan. County oi Barry. is hereby |rtrra.‘ that by ♦ Ii tin*NotieFiuliaU Court fot the < multi made on the lltlf day nt h.-viuN-r, mouth' from ttiat d»r<* were ♦ | four creditor* to prremt ttu-C claim estate ol Jore,i>h Shrim-r late J I erererd. and tlmt all creditor- tn lire । iry of Hostlus' the sport is exliilar- J .’j and ollov. aare, on twtor ■ | April rrett. and that heard before «*!<! < o-nt on Wedn. aline » j day ot April next, at ten Willis noon of that day. JHted l»et-niN*r nth Ketzbeck. Proprietor. ■ PROBATE OKPEK State of MJcIUgxn. t oent* it-Lam Al a M**A'.<ia ot tb«*, I’rotKi’- • County of Barry. iuWcv it :n lu the city of Hssttng^a In • I Mauday. tbe tech <tayUif h i one thoii’itr.d nine tiundi/.l ;;bi Prerent C’hs*. M. MaFkl-linlr In the matter of the ; Hlgiten. deceas<M. , Ot; reading nnd ItltnR the ; jo . ! fled of C.oorgi-1. Higdon. *•>:> of ■*«’■<! praying*that on ln*tnin».-n: now on :te- : twirt, purporting te be the Imm v VI >' •nsntol said derv.t-ed b» admitted la and the excenter therein named sri-ol1 •: some other suitable tiersou. Thereupon it Is ordered Itmt I tu*»y. th-; l«h day «>C .lammry A. !>.. 1W. »t ten « doe* tn the forenoon, be nsMgued for t..<* hear'-nt fsaid pet;tion and ttu»t the belre aflsw of s*Ju dsssased and all other perenns Interested tn aald estate, are required to appear at s re«an Ot gold Court, tbra to be holdeu st the probate office. In tbe City of Hartings, iu said county, and show cause If any there be. why the prajer of the petitioner may not be granted- am rt is further , ordered, that said petit’on-ir r-y notice to the perrons Interested In said estate of the pendency of Mid imtittoa and thr « tn « nr.ter in be puousaeu m mo kaktisu!• r“' “ ■■ •• , paper printed and dreutanrt tn '•aid t onnty o. Barry, once tn each week for three « I I NICE WARM MEAL 25 CENTS. OU don't have to bring a <”»ld lunch with you. when you come to tbe city. Come to the ‘1’alace Cafe and get a Warm Meal. Everything neat, clean and well cooked. Y ■ LUNCH ROOM IN CONNECTION.. OUR U made of the best RRFAH m*terials. Ask In the grounds of Lireeey Hall, near DnLAU your grocer for It. Blackburn, there Is a spring called "Mother Llvesey's well." The curious thing about this well Is that the water only Hows during nine months of tbe year and is quite dry during tlie other First door east of Banner Ofiice. judge of Rotate. rrobateRest'strr. three months—June, July ami- Auriwna 123 Halting, Mich. [A true copy Igust-however -vet the weather tuny be. The water always commence to PBliBATEOKOEK OHDBB FOB rUBUCATTON. flow on the same date each year, nnd state of Michigan. County of Part). -­ never freezes even during the hardest o££ rt &SgBU’Th” ,‘rotMtr ‘ Wm ,or' Ata MSWdonof til.: Probate Court for the v of Barry. boMen nt tbe Probate office In -l»«* ‘J,' frost.—Leeds (England! Ne&a. » h<*»km of said court, held at the Probate ttaTsmh.te? dryiu said County on of Hastings Io said County, onl rld.iv tlie ugh ot l»ee. A. B. IW. . . . ■s .’’£*• A; ”• 1‘rrwnt: Bon. day Present Hon. Chas. M. MAX. W- « 1 1 ?L Mask Judge of Probate. 'of ‘J"* FjUab* of Joel Krons bate: lu* the matter of the estate oCCaroline Boyce deceased. , , . , to sell the Interest of Mid estate In certain On reading aud r.Ung Hu* pe!Hh>n1 ,d'llv ’ .’ fled: of George II. lx*, rou ot said deer-'- J "uU!Srt^J arteritM-d at public sale. . It is Ordered. That the teih day of Jan. A. I). praying that an order or Heeree maj tre IMS. st ten o’clock In the forenoon, at said pro- ,ny this courttaetermln’.ug whu are or «<';‘ \Rubbers in one Winter? hjsald w»'titim,d *lMWeby for H"*1- lawful heirs of said deceased and entitled tu It You should ,"»t I* Further Ordered*. That public notice bTbrrrupa^t’isordered, that Friday tlte > ii ,. t tnn n r'lX'n Hl IUhave bought aP!XOfi0 br Pub«fR«<» * » CORT of this _•.rL’faGrr'*. sucreMlvi' weeks previous to HOOD’S. I day of hearing. In the Hastings Runner a DUOD-aua hmm u»enwnai i«- *» ~ newspntwr printed aud circulated in said county and all other perrons Interested iu **>‘J; ELLA Hkcox Oham. M Mack are required to. appear nt a M-osion ot « Reghrtcrpf Probate, Judge of Probate, <.'OOrt.thentobeholdfiD.it the [A tree copy.] C. D. Barnaby Hood’s Pilgrim HOOD RUBBERS NOTICE OF HKAK1NG CLAIMS. State of Mtahlxun. County of harry. *i *“•’**’.* ri»ra. that by an order of thr Probata Court for the County of Barry, made on lhe d*y u*:- A- u > 1W6* fw,r moath* from that dan. were Jdloire«l for eredltwx to prawn.l their cislrait a«aliut tbe <-sL»U> ”” •'-j—'v-'i t.i-u ciaimn IM naiu Probate Court, at the Probate offlne Ui the city -ttce Colbe perrons Interreted in ‘aid cf Che pendency of «W te*cltionnud thr tarningChrrrof by causing a copy o< lb'* . bo pnbmiMid In the Bastings has> paper printed and circulated la atkaxa oore lu rort week for thu*- *»■ sne weeks previous toroW day «* >K< ha*. M. M ".**• Judge of i’robat*Kagtsterof lYo.bate. [A true boot.) �S 0IITH w ESTE R IN BAR RY DE PART ME NT ----- --- - The l<>Cal NeVt S !n Orangevllle- bope. Praireville and Barry as gleaned each week by the BANNER’S Correspondents. DELTON. Miss Anna Whittemore of Prairie­ ville called on friends in Delton Sun­ day. The disdain of^thc Romans for the Jewish Sabbath because It was not aecompauled by any tumult or twhy m»d Joyful dfinomtrationM peh**tuatr^ It­ self throughout all agun. Rptetin*. wbo was the prefect of Rome tinder Hreiurtmn. says in s|*eaklng at tbe Jews: “They nre very much attached to tbe .cold Sabbath, but their heart la colder than their religion. Tbe seventh day ' ot ex cry week Is aniMK-rutyd to a shameful Idleness, In tueruory of (be nest to which their God gave IdnhNIf Ip after he was harassed by fatigue.” Juveual does not love tbe Sabbath, which. according to him. Im also n ind feast, tor be relates Gun tbe kings ot I’aleatlne celebrate that day bare­ footed. Juvenal meant perhaps to dr* ignate here by "testa Sabbgta” tbe, day of Atonement and tbe fast of the. ninth of Ai>-anatversary uf the de­ struction of tbe temple at Jerusalem. j During these two days tlie Jews re- ; tnalned In fact iskrefuoted. Juvenal lias do great affection for the Jew*. He has an aversion for those , who ol*erve tbe Sabbath, that lire iso- > luted and who do not mingle with'tbe Homans. He dislikes them because they uw, have unir un- peculiar iviuiuil religion aud uuu gpeI d., „„d he ,b.„ t„ ■j doplHiug • -laws.—Menora. the Roman 4 MONTHS YET ' ■ OF COLD WE1THEB are you prepared for it? If Dot, let me auggest that you CLOVERDALE. SHULTZ A. F. Norris and Grover Davenport I u ». .. „ . started last week for New Mexico. Hsrhert K and A,vah JEmicne Drek I. .. g.l___________ ... 1zX,., “^..°' S°™'* « F’"> Bugone Deck i. at Kalama™., work- -------------------Hathbqne & Sard and Peninsular1 Mrs Jennie Fiaher of Kalamaxoo ing for th. Zeeland Brick CompMv. ™ Base burnens, the kinds that give1 ing for the Zeeland Brick Company. iyou the heat and save coal bills., aptnt a few days last week with her Radi* Pact i » ! *... Mr Nr.- Chw. Kahler and family of Pries'? You’ll be ialhlled Ji's right. SmUe Beck ho. been in Orangeville North B,rry Mr mother Mrs. Gillispie. Also see my general line of Hard 1 '"7 P*“ '-’Kh wif. .id daughter of th. Ore Miaa Emma Dinkk- of llje Naxareth Tree! f or Paj-engcr» and Crew. Pret­ * ' rwnfnr F>V — J. 1 K3 —— and .1 M . penter District. Mrs. Horn Mra CUTTERS and SLEIGHS to suit Academy of Kalamaxoo is spending ‘ Our achool bm> ak»ad for two week*. T. W. all comere. i Zerbel spent Christmas at the Holidays with her ]>arvnts. The children and other friend, oUEmeat .^btilU'a ing Make It a Gala Day. Dr. and Mr*. Harter ate Christmas V.. l_a_ «■_ a ... . . . .. ___ _ tho late Mrs. Elizabeth Gealer desire Mr. and MrwH. £ Zerbel and little dinner with the latter's parents. Mr to tbank the Cloverdale L. A. S. for daughter spent .Xmas at J McQoarrie's Doster, Mich. and Mrs. C. Riahridger in Johnstown. •W | 4IJE man wliu »q»en<l* bis life on tbe very beautiful Howers furnished by of Wall Lake. l»oard a big poswuger ship Will Gwin of Battle Creek was home the latter. . 1 «*’•*' alwut ns many different Miss Vesta Kenyon, of Hickory for Christmas. kind* of .Uhrlstmaacs as any­ Win. Clancy has built - a very nice Corners spent Xmas at home. , Visa Francis ;ik*ter of Hastings vis­ ice bouse on his grounds near Gnernsy body. 1 gases.” said the eai>tali> of n Mrs. Charlie Shultz is quite ill at North. Gernum Lloyd ateaniahlp us he ited friends in Delton Monday. ' laku. atllf 111 bis Ktta O.IJn ll-l — Mt iu cabin preparing for n holiday Mrs Goo. Mother is quite sick at Mrs. Marian Kiugpbury is visiting Pearl Tuttle, wife and daughter of voyage tu Um* Mediti-rruneun. this writing. If you are not my regular relatives in Kalamaxoo. With n crowd of Jolly pawengera Gooperville visited his parent- hero patron. I 'solidt a trial order. John Doster and family are visiting aboard off on a trip Miss Nina Mosher spent last week over Christmas. , , who arc . ■ to enjoy • • relatives in Delton during the Holi- with Arthur Patton anil wife, U>emM-lr« < Jrtatrak. I. » d»x to b. re 1 have a nice stock of Gro­ The death of Mr. Wm. Peake occnred membervsl. b riends nnd relatives send days. ceries aud Meals and can Daniel Dickerson and wife have a last Saturday at 12 o’clock. Funeral gifts ou ahead, so that they may he certainly plraae you, both Tbe Xmas tree at the church Mon- daughter and husband from Indiana as Monday at the* Cedar Creek church. handed to passengers at the right time, day night was well attended. in Quality and Price. ot «« Ctotrteb. guest dnring'the Holidays. Jiev. C. R: Spear of this place officiat­ and of courm* tills personal rctnetn- I During an exceptionally heavy Crop.... Clint Parshall of Nep-aygu is visit* ed. Interment in the Cidai Creek brance from "home makes more enjoyn- ,। leal rain ■ -two ducks . -- **._ bte Um* ceiebriition which Is always 1 Ic*1 ralu *,u — Durban of the • ng at F. A. Blockman-a CRESSEY. cemetery. prefured ud board the ship Itself. The j common half bred native and Bombay ‘Clayton Barber loM a—tine steer I Mrs. Maggie Chaw* who has tieen 24Ut ot Divrember passes nbout.na do | variety got washed In the flood <town Mr. and Mra. Brown and Mr. Delton, Mich. ^innrr of Kalamazoo attended the last week by dehorning. ' other days- until dinner tithe arrives. । the L'mgenl river, which flows through 1 । very sick U better at this writing. nneral <f Mrs. Roy Leinarr here SunCharles Gilbert of Kalamazoo spent, The —L. . ... . <।i nnd then the chefs and stcwanls outdo tho town- garden* 'ttie duck* both j A- «. S.’ M at -..o, Mrs. Maude Zerbel's j tbemmclvat in providing nn elaborate B°t entangled in. tbe barbed wire and ‘ lay. (Yiristinas with his parent.*- Mr. and ■ last week Thursday was well attended. *| menu and In table dfsxirntions. wire netting which cruaw*" from twtnk Mra. Roy C. Leinarr died last Tours- Mrs. D. H. Gilbert i The next meeting will l« nt tlie home > -If-thi’ weather Is tine, as*lt is likely ' to bank. On*’ managed, by tpu<?b flap- ’ *•>; morning .very »o<lrt«ilr. The _Maurice _________________ ,.™„. _____________ r . Fiaher of Woodbury. Jennie ol 4Inu •v,a’T -Smith 1 to Is*, the■’pas.-u-ngers are In high tqilr- I ping of wings, to extricate itself; the .SUM oJ .IwlUi bring brart Uihirv H«h viaibxi relaicia- I Its. for tb.e Christ tuns fecliug is Infec- ■ other neemed. however, to be on ths * OT ' . . Farniii Fannie Johbirn Johnsen and and Fred Fred: M., Mr..ud and &a Mrs. J. J. Pitts viailed Sbfl an*«. tn the morning apparently Jjainaar were-gnests at Byron Fisi»er*s i lives in Nashville from Saturday uritil* I tious. no matter where you g»> To- ’ point uf drowning when n large ae' wnni liie'end of the dinner speeches . txich stalked out of the bush nnd wad- ’ feehng as well as banal and while । Sunday* ami attended the funeral of : Tuesday. I will pay the higliert - ,. 1 are made, s.eig* an* rvnderfltL stories 1 rd lute the river, lifted il bodily out’uf sitting in a chair dressing, she called ( Mr>. Lizzie Leinaar ut Delton Sunday. market price for swonfl Miss Alta ’Cowell of Hastings visited ! are told mil i »a>«tR sire given, and*witt*n < the water nnd carried It ashore hy one bar hu.lMd sajhw ,he »„ going .o ■ Phnre Bar,^. w„„, Peuwkov P. Xm„. growth this Is compli te^l all go to the main, sa- I wing. taint; aid wax summoned immediatelv? , .. ,, , . . : 10<»n. the Chrtetnins tree Is «•={. Tho duck was not ladly ....hurt, ..... but Its ’ !*tnrda> to r)» ...I th, Hobdaya will. a. F. shollr. and » iic .perilandChrirtbrit *h» died in just a few moments, i Hickory Butts venled. *bitaliDg there in the mldille. ' rercurr was severely torn on its thigh ' her dungl.ter Mr-. Charlw An.lrur, ' n,„, aI Smith', of Flxinnk. The relative* have the sympathy uf under tin l»!g \kyllght. it Is a big tree. | muscle" by tbe ImriMtl win- Tbe IndMrs. W. Fisher visited her daugh- . ' for av handles. Call tooj j’.tst iik big ns can be obtained ami I dent is all tbe more remarl, alite, as the the entire comrr.ur.ity. Something we speak :«jr nt Kichlond Junction Tuesday. CEDAR CREEK. put In. place, and oa it are bung gifts i ostrich. with rare exceptions, buries Its and kee me. of in tliis advertise­ A Xmni gathering lung to be te... Bartier enter* _______ Mrs. Carl and son Fred will spend I from tne «hip for <*v.*ry patMtenger—not head In the sand during n storm and • Mr. and Mra Charles ment. We have pro­ membere<L wa.** the one which gathered I tiiined relative. at K family dinner Christmas in Grand Rapids the gu«*ta L «*:’? rtt aU- ‘,”t retnoui!.ran«s*s thrr l will starve to death sooner than move W. M. RICE, DELTOH, MICH. ! - tlk-nlv tin my Innre na an,,. ~DurbflD KltCCtatQF. vided for tlie big win­ at tbe home of Mr. and Mr*. J. G. CbrivtuuM ‘ «»*• an*.likely to >lx* long > preserved ns jou of. relatives. • ' venire of a pleasant tavaslon. Thea, tf Cutler. <»f DeR^n, la*t MonSity. Thue® ter trade, and are The McNaiighton (.kunpany uf Battle Mr. and Mrs. Morford spent dinnday I the sen 1« not high, tlie -candles are j from out uf town who wore present showing many new THE WEARY WAY. 1 (Yeek placed a tnonumvnt and markers with Harry I.arralw*c of-Delton. lighted, nnd the tree hurals into b»*«utlwere Mr. and'Ira B. F Taylor and novelties. What do HOUVENIR LIVERY, . Ethel MiBnani who is* attending ' fnl.illmnluation. Ruy Cutler of HitAt-ings; Mr. and Mra. ;; 011 the family lot o. Byron Fiaher al*o “ After the dlstrlbstion of. gifts from ‘ you need in the print­ will sj«nd her v<Feed and Sale Stable. Deb Norwood. Mra. Minnie Pulley and •‘ doing work for W. Fisher last week in , school at Hastings . ■ ' : the tree a concert Is given '.r the weather Daily Becoming Less Wearisome ed list? j our cemetery. . DELTON. WCM. •on Ronald, uf Howard City. Mra. ' • Is bad. hjrt when* vdr < ’hrlstiuas eve Is Many In* Hast* ; Mias E. J. Mead and Mra. Mattie I Oscar Catapbell and wife spent Sati ptawmonid the lathude is suitable tho Wesley Norwood and son Basel, oi ■’ . . , Sult, ’ Mittens, Newaygo; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Town | a<*e wt’re Kue»»* “» Morri.*' Fwber’ti | urdafy in Hastings, ' jHtflsengers go on deck, which they find i lnf>; < Coliars. P. J. HOUVENIR Jay Wilkinson and fam’th ate their to ,,c ”h-’'ld«l frotri the wind hy ran- 1 and children Vera, Hazel and Sberm. Lltririmas ) Hosiery, i With a back that aches all day, "kM"> "■»>, ‘'"'T*"-,' . -. I Elmer Reynolds and family spent Chri-umu dinner will. Ik. John-on ot ) Hat. Night Kobe*-. , of near Banfield. -Vith rest disturbed at night. . . ... ... . .. , .. with fines and bunting. And. I tell , r, ,, ,... , (iiristmak with relatives in Hastings. j,. Anroying urinary disorders. ' Umbrellas. ‘>P. Prairieville, also W. L. Hall of Delton A C. Hamm—Denti*t of kalamaxoo. " > Suspenders. Handkerchief?, , • Ti" a weary way. .ndeed; I [ "T" Cfr Mu-h.. will te »i hi. ik-ntal inrlore ,l I M™ Arthur Shorter udreo Itay were gnmta uf same. * Underwear, ' I Sian's Kidney Fills drive wcarinw**’ Muffler, »y to spent! the Mrs. E. Norris'is reported as being ffisw r l>r. Harter', Ilelton. ou W.Jnrei.y | ’■P’?' <" sh«lhy Salunte; ' - -­ Shirt. । away.' . Gloves, • County of Harry. 'bcldrti «, followluuuw - *w w'* **h I SflKH , ' Aie endorsed bv Hastings citixenr*. tp the (Uy it 1la*ttoi Nov. S‘Iftand evrry Wbdnewlay k <he former ’ ’s sister Mra. sirae letter at this writing. । Mra Sidney Beach, uf Jefferson All work j 5,*ry Kennedy. j t’laud Williams of Detroit who is - l?V| "L1 ing. Puinlrie. extraction, • Street, says; “I suffered from badk We can assure yori Mr. jind Mrs. Van Tassel spent • assisting Mr. Flanery in the Black- n II k I | ache for two vfaix -Starting with a gurariteed. tn tbe matter of tbe iwtate of Auua E. that you will be I Christmas at Bradley, and D. P. smith shop is giving<uod satisfaction. . Ii J J ’ I I tired out feeing across tbe loin*, later \Vc4f. dec-'i'vsi. On readies *Dd nllbf the pettttco duh vertpleased with. any. ! co backache now and then, it usually ! Flower and jus Mias* Hattie r tower ano nau>r were enter-1 c. ’E. Bailey was in Buffalo last I fled. of Ktepbvu <*. s,-utt. admlulsinuor with the DELTON CHURCH NOTES. a regular thing. I tried to get wUlanoesrd. ctf shld r-uin p mttoy that btaimrchase made at onr tained in KalamnMMi the same day. week wi|h a shipment of stock. f , rid of it bv using simply household Anal nrwitnt may I* alk»wr<f aud lugie dUChsrx Next Th n raday at the Clovmlale M. , -tores. remedies but was unsticccsaful. Seeing ■•»...•..■ t-- • .... . Percy Hallock has been staying I Man’s Kidney Pills highly recommend ' L-v>-n>berA. b. tma m teno'cloaKtn E church will occur the second quart> POLLEY DISTRICT with his Grandma // I erly conference of this yraF ut »t8»» ml ‘ ~~ in the aheeace of ed 1 concluded to trv theqi and procur- ur torroMWJ. be a*kixu*d tor ths iMwrtnx of cd a box. it It did tne mo so *, much luU'-h good aooJ I1 1' «H iw»l« p«m« wrf m*r ■«» >»** *» >*w«r hM m. All memlsr. roquretwl lo be I Born Mr- *”d Mr' 5!n>' h“ B»U’» _ Th. decraord and all other t>rrwBs InterwtedMn j bought a aecpnd. The are ,r»<jrlnsj t^ju>aiiyrar^ si>e«-*r ataaegWro teaatoo *'i.n' j treatment ^.r0” jnH l.’1 acted .i ,.**4)a ’J •^tate. C,**,'*’,*J* present. I 1*ccn,her 18 * 1,011 ' Miw. Eva Mott a very promptly relieving the ■.pAm lit u -4<U! <. art. Ui«p to be lF>M»<n «t the probate v The Clothiers Ltoaii's'kidnev Pillin" mr ity iu«th>n.’to»*Mcounty, ur»aid<wmtK . The_L. T. L. will meet with Mr. i Miss Lillie ’Veils of Hasting* -also : went to Chicago Satuhlay to visit relrny hack.* Doan s Kidney Pill- in my •«•*- ►*”” Vb-'-’*i “ * ’ot »««•>«Delton ami Prairieville. - Mich. caw performed- what tbvy premised. and Mra. Peter Adri&nson Jr. -Wedne*- 1 *^torr of Mito were guests at H. I olives. I um pleased to recotnmed them to a>, *' D. L. Morthland was in Battle Creek .0 — ----- ---------------- - ---- <-< day evening, (time and bring your I Storr > Sunday. sijSereni. , J reu’tiou for a wrek ’ s I on Thursday on huainesa. . . best girl a gtxgi time is assured. • School ckwd. Friday For toile by all <lea,ers < lYlce ‘ thrtou. by cauMnt a copy of lhl*or<trr toba cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffaib. • (.■Hihbtnt tn the ihmxm*- ■* n<*w<. Mim Joaic Latnmera of Yorkville is The pa?t’»r and his wife Mr. and 1 vacation. ; S Tb. New York «>1, «g™.. lor th. Unital | gj“J IsT. Fibber wish bv this tu j Commissioner .1. C. Kct< uam visited ' at the home of her parents for the hoi.State* ureitoo* to *o!J flay of h-aiiux. their- must । school Wednesday. . tdays. ' Ktonemlier the name- Doan's—and , k'ia<'. Hkco>. . Mack. f * acknowledge 1 take nu other. < .1 Jadtaot Probate .ml .inren-i, lMwell,MVTOerMdfrai|vwia»prw re-iPi.'in of » ... i I - Mi Sb«M ’■»» , . .__________7 beany _ __ afipreeiatiun thanks tu their unkuwn Delton K' A. , wrv nice Christmas gift, a handsome $We ' friends ' ’ ; chri<Uni|S witJ1 ylr ;IJ;d /Irs ' Per on . ... . -------------1 . the magnunimous Xann present of 1 of Delton. j g. tr‘,n’ hi" l’arcnU t HANCEBY OUOEK. j R. S. HARTER. Al D.. I State irf NtotiltDOi. Lpay [il(L T_;Tmb. ,___ -.........MJ* -. il i~ .1 , J]r K.in The, r W«.F S1 „ 't;„.,rg, M,„iro,. „,n Mr. .nd Mrs. Xwrnren wbn Imrej । PH Y S1CIA N and SU KG E( >.X. Kltth Jwittrial Cfreutt to *’h*neM> mi 1 - •N<-**--d- to -give -than to receive i; entertain .tehri.tmw dinner Mr. (U-’Fh’E H0VH>-U «• 13a. n».. I toS pan., 1 , Suh prtxilux la Orroit Court tu thr < uui*y ot , vUlt in Ohio. on . u> - p.n>.. Ai! c*li» prarupliy atteu4>’4. Tete- itarry. Itn'htox-ciy M HaMlngr. £ We loan money on Real Estate R Ki..Wam| >|r Hire- retnnred borne. un I trnlj . from on. feeling, » there ttia -lAh «1*» nt Novemter. IA«. p vit.e 41 ottr--. . ’ Sor good Hinkable Paper.- We( Grow WiUteonib. ( omi'talimtil. : < unn* at te'idsner, I Felton. Mich. client*- their blessing*, wi tn ure i Bn<] j[r, Elmer Kelley and daughter: . f loan onr money at home, knd do, " Aun» WhltCMlll*. I*fmdr-llt. hope. : I 11 . S business with i>eopie we know 2 i Mal»’l of Delton. In tbl* cauw. It apiKurtns-thal the fleteudont. . FROBATk OKHKlt. ! Anna Wblteomh. 1« a rvnIJvtn of Boeb<*4**, N. Harvey Kants and family of CloverS are all right. We do a safe, con । •**'• j Mr*. Lillian Storr and Mix. Francisco] . * 1 1 Y..M4 Is not » rrsWmt of the «Ule »n<1 lh«n-BUDDS CORNERS. state of Mtoatgu. County of Barty. f tervative business and have • ijale spent a portion-of last week with I hxsobk. ‘ ~7 ' "T’.'Z, J i-rn.rei- /•„,„» ,.,r th- i lore on motion of Tironuu a Pryor. mlH-nor* for otK.l.ln*»o w.re the guret, „f Mre.' „ w .J’TS.^i^nidrnBttt^ProuiteL.mre to ! c«ioipta!nan». It 1» ord.-nnl ttot th* <tetra<jmjt i«young people of this vicinity are L floney Loan 4*1 n‘r“f \'A 14 rm nA un Mo - enU’r br* a»»|»«»rao«* in thh cause on or Hetero .... ... . : you. on a moonlight night, with a calm J.f,,e »ylne the fine skating. About W H. Storr Tuesday. -hl nUi rtav of 'ltai,?n ttoin d*te « th'* order xnd y at reasonable rates. Deeds, । , , ,, , , , ,, Mrs. France* Gorham and chiluren aes and soft, pleasant nlr. In tlie Medi lJm.the IXx.. lu tbe »rar taro tho-i tho.i- ,lxir «<vith» tana ty the thecampUtaaat r*u»e e on Fine fake Saturday night. George MoDon^J Ud fannly fc.ll ; , .hrWnuu, her brotber Fml terrnnemu for example, a Christmas Mt>4 nlw huudird sad Are. £ Hortgages and Legal thlkorfl'jr lo U* poNhhe,! in tbe lta*tlug, liAX1*«Ch*». M- Mack. Judin* of Probate. NKK. h*I<1 inil>kc*tton. to be continued once earge (Soleman of Haatlngx spent .prnd Chrfrtmre .t <Mir Creek » the < Kdju.h „ (trand 1(xll,d, S Papers Drawn. ev/ aboard -a great ship h xometblug In the matter of the cattle of Marvin •|th his brother Frank and guents of Jamro McDonald and family. ■ . , . a . .... .. for nxvst pas-engere to remember. I’m McVanlel. IHceaaefl. ? New York Drafts, Insurance The ChristmuM freest th® McCallum On re.vdlnt and filliifl lh«* wiUtkin. July rerj. nmiit Judr* 2 and Bonds Sold. The many friends of Minnie Ray of I evening WIto sure i cao’t imagine anything more Uni. of Jeauie M.McDatitel. dauxhterM <dd <!«■- Thomas A Pm von. i/vman and-dlfe spent i*un- Milo were pleased to hear of her | |arj.. Mltendetl bik1 b ftne tilne cn. charming. iwMwd.liraylnfl that admlnWiaUori of »*ld>^tote , MfcitoiK for Gonplainant. tnay be granted to Thoma* McLec or to uiwtoes* mldre**.. “ Tlie baud plays lively music, and the DIRECTORS: other -nimble f*r*on. . 1 lUsttni:*. Mtefclsan. . marriage last Wednesday evening to, . . . .. .. . ..raise is doe Mit* j*aMeng<*rs ilance oil deck, but If they some Thereupon * la ordered, that Monday, the A. A. ALDRICH, President. H Fre « «!w | L“d"'1 w» | KliuiMh benmnod and her pnpil. for Janaary-A! I>.. ite>iat io o'clock In I— imagine (hey are the only plies abennl Mtid.tyof J. G. HUGHES V. President, the forctiOon. I*- hwdxndi for the hmrlnx of SOTtqfOF- BRAKING CLAIMS. .. .... ------ .and lhBl th„ ticlr* at law of said ■hip who are celel^abng Christ mas j eve ere axH E. S. MOREHOUSE, Cashier. iigtlAristtnas ^iitl-m oi Mlcbltfta. County of Carry,»». , Io State .hry w.r» wrre to to| 33^5-?„ •* other [tenon* Intemteo a DR. McLEAY. Xfiller 11 hr- ’1--------• Mrs. ,, Illiums. . , , « g • th.,.- nr,. . IfIf Ibey I _______________ I Andrew ( arjienter und famih uf I the cowity larry. WILLIAM ELLIOTT. be forecastle forcunstte the? ttie? would wouiu <j <aM court, thru ibeu to t* l* hold-n hoMan at ■» ttw* probate prolate : Sjf-„„ ,rt „„ for ________ ...__ ot ________ look Into tbe I chingi bleeding, protruding or paomfoc I Shultz were guests uf Edgar Otis I -• ' 'j ^1’’ i.-t'ia CHv nf lla«Ot>r«. iu wiilil msintv and L. P. TERPEN NINO. tree there. Vf»ttany Lw VbX 1*^*। foi vred'J: i see another ... <Uhriitnms .... ।I Rhow merr bl I d piles yield to Down's OintmentDOUDS CORNERS Christmas JAMES COLLINS. ..a..Jr-- -- -re.i.....SEP. _or.wn, '\udH”t or' Vrr"rnt , r J* covered with little tlflCOHlUouii and , IU , petitioner may not Ie XJ»»WAnd It I paraati. i»v oi •»■<* <v|n .y. uh -™-,. “ j AMrok Barti"»i. tote of ylJ cot|nty. deortwod. ,Clj unic cube* -uon relieved, finally I Davnmn Spencer of the Agricultural ! " " ,Hi& 5“K.; «-> uuu ilia, •SJS'iSE nii siwdltCFR v, art-toraj ?d. Druggists ail sell it j iB ending a abort; vacation at I G. B. Harthy entertain.nl w H. Fir,. 11... -.Him-- ird- Eor. you know. unnr i-u-uti. • ;"' ••’’•*;?? 'n"ild ~r ' .itiirnd lo |.T«M»t lheLr rtalii.’, to *m<> rr*l'»te i a German Is only half a German with- • (HtodeiM-r — 1.1 .-ttn,w> nf — ■mid te'tllion and aud the Um* tu-arine rprlnr • 'J(’„{|rL ht |lM, prt>)^te Office in the «Uy <* Ha*l t • ■ ' ' —— i y^r. Wrrtman’s tbe gw-M uf his mother. Naves and family < hrirtmo*. ‘a tors, fol examination V>d aflowaure, on «-r n* j out n tree on t’briMrtMiu eve. and every , thereof!? br pdbhtMd lu lite HASl IM.* Bas.mXB.. a t . th4, Jth rfuJ o( jomhoMr angthaltovb ship ua» has vi«rt oriel epmau Kilin I new»pap- ( printed 1,'“‘i.h'ilSu5j?,.llrere. A»)m* will be beard Won- -aid Cwnt.tM Wed...Ira. Will Carl is spending u few ■. Dvapepsia i» America’s curse. Bur- ' German i ."Ismg liefere tbei vbip mined From il/ days at Grand Rapidsj dock Blood Biltere °2nfl’^‘rM. I every time. It drives out impurities, ' her home port «>n the Christmas voy 'HA«. M. MACK, ; Mrs. Gate* has l*vn suffering with a 'lottos • Judge o< iTotwU. : i’robate Hechter. the stomach, restores iwrfect ; age friends and rrlu|hes of each sailor ■ Judge ot i’rotwti . severe cold bdt is better at this writ­ digestion, normal weight, arid good ! prepare.! *ome little present*, wbicli ! A true oopy.) health. I they wm forward In care of some ac- ■ ing. qunintancc lu the crew so that their 1 Mra Shedd of Richland was the particular aailonnnu might have hi" ' guest of Will Shedd's a part of the o* K K&KAK K ar K Ki surprise at Ute rigtit rime. Of course ; week. three gifts nre inexpensive, for the j L C. Mead and family uf Hastings sailor's fttmlly has little money to , th spent Christmas at H. J. Mead’s. spare, but n pipe, warm stockings’or ■ some such article Is received aboard . Archie Hansill and family spent the v.*sael nnd careCullv kepi until the i «T NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. Christinas at Mr. Smith's of Rutland. proper time, when ml are. hung on the I STRICTURE A??D XIDUtY DISEASE CURED. Richard Hull and family attended tree. The company [give* the nailers a j H Anally brtMgtt C« BrilbVa the funeral uf Mr. William Peak Mon­ little wine or beer and Christmas eakre. • This applies also to the firemen, who I day. . have n tree of their own In their room, j WiDiam Peak, one of tbe older resi­ w dent" of "Barry County quietly passed So, a* y<iu will see. there are usually | Charms Srooch^s m Watches » Rings as many as three trtfes aboard the ship. • away at his home Saturuay after a Lockets etc “Tlie 2,’Ui “C D**«vnii>er we observe 1 Watch Chains Cuff Buttons . bracelets ■severe ilinertv. Interment at Cedar ns a holiday on our kblps. nnd all work — All kinds of Si iverware Creek cemetery. The earlier part-of Is susitetMlt’d aboard ship excepting , bis life laving 'spent making un effort thnt which ir 1« absdlutply.ne^’mn t'» fl to with stand hardships. But he bail That there is a difference in heat perform. If there 1- a clcrgytnnn ; Sleigh Bella Robes obtained from coal? It certain­ fl Skates Hand Sleighs lived n noble life an example of a true CL’KTJAUTEEb OW * among tbe tw’sengor* he Is rerfucstcd 1 ly pays to buy-the l»t*i grade ~ sepei s Rugs W Christ tan chai aet^r. He will be great­ j to.hold religiouH sctvlres fur the tmirfl Far (.knits Carpet (Skeepers •LGOD BEEIM ASEO mined and that is what 1 have in HAS 1st" and nls-» for tip* crew. Mid th ’ ’ ” ly missed by his many friends. ’The store for my.trade. All the bent Furniture of all kinds fl Blankets Cutters . 1 ....... BLOC'S are fully attended.' <’n tjertuan sorrow-stricken family have the sym­ grades of fl ' seh the crptaln doi*f not offlelatm a" Any thing and everyth ling yon want . pathy of all. do KngUnli thirtams. nt *’“* <*•; fl moult*".*'—Chicago Inter Ocean. Hard and Soft REPORT FROM THE • REFORM SCHOOL. pajoteaUy • J. G. Glue. Superintendent Prouty-Fred--I saw yon let Tomkins kta town. W. Va.. writes; 'After trying you under the mistletoe last nlgfaL all other advertised cough medicines we have decided to use Foley’s Honey Why dl<l you refund me permission? can be found ail the time at my iMacJlDT" (i^>• aralc^ and Tar exclnsivelv in West Virginia. Cousin May -Becamse. you idlly boy, yard. I also sell the best coke. . NO NAMES USED Reform School I find it tbe moat ' A trial order will be apprecia­ Jou asked. thing Confld»nt«»l« fl REMEMBER THE PLACE.TO GET THESE THIHGS IS AT dj effective Zand absolutely harmless." ted, For sale by Arthnr E. Mu llbolland. A box couch may not be found ns What can’t lie cured can be turned comfortable as Dome others, hut If oue baa little ckxwt room it will be con into cold cash by doctors. ELLIS Christmas on An Ocean Liner FAULKNER, DRUGGIST, DELTON, MICHIGAN .Coal Stovos. J. F. Oswald, Give me a trial order J. SPROUL, NOTICE ! YOU NEED IT, 1 L. L. Loveland & Son, VDelton State Bank? cent Deposits. to *1*^. UIDRICH BROS.! Are Headquarters for Jewelry al Kinds i HOES STRICTURE CURED ill ik Uf ------------- il* it Uf One of Our Calendars fl Come in and See ’ Us and Get -------------------------- iii COAL ---- ------ m REA£ SbUY YOUR WIFE 8NE OF TfOSE NICE GAS LAMPS ? ALDRICH BROS. £Xn w a OY&KENAN W.H.Chas Delton, : Michi] dint He. �‘‘■'FT HAbl'lNGS BANM1K. DECEMBER 27. UK*. — -------------------------------------------------------JOHNSTOWM TAXPAYKBB. : Lon Still of Hastings visited his I will be ut borne etcty FrWxy 'i»tl! tbe ictb ; Fine Christmas weather. sister Mrs. A. E. Robinson and family of January, al Urey. Orem’*: !M»n »ul Jsd- . tmry 3rd. ItartllBld fiecembfr IKh and Jatmary There was-no Christmas tree at Ban- part of last weak. MU and Hediwd Bwmnber 3D»b until J oebek < tteld thia year. Rather lone*<ime for t>. til. t HAU. Jl- W.I-KKH. . | Ifouglas Hall spent Ust week in ’ . Town tnaimrer. j the Hille folks Chicago on business. Rev. Baldwin’s Cfcrisunas present IRVIKt! TAXI ‘ AYKH» NOTICE. "Dr. Synder was called last Thursday wua a purse of M whUQ: he fully m»I will be id HMtuw* Bamniay. Drewber to see little Ida Robinson who is iMb preciated. ' und 30th. at Irving village December tstb only. • (XavtoN Price . The annual election of the officers of much better at thia writing. x Town trns«urer..: Banfield Arbor, A. O. O. O.. occurred Miss Mabel Yeckley closed school this month with a fine ebrps of officers Friday for a week's vacation. Hastings Markets. for the coming year. Following are the Douglas and Perry Hall with fam­ one* 'elected; C. (L. Geo. Carlisle; V. Hastings Markets are corrected every j ilies spent Christmas with their Wednesday morning aud-cap be relied i C. G.. Will Crawford; See. and Treas.. daughter and sister Mrs. Art Cha>e upon as correct at that date. A. M. Edmunds; Chaplain, Mrs. Geo. Corrected Wednesday. Deb. 27 IU06. ; Carl We; Lecturer. Augustus Wegener; and family in Hastings. Miss Maggie Corbett spent part o » Con.. Elmer Tungate: Inner Guard. PHOpCCE. HaUUfe Tungate; Outer Guard, John last week 'with her cuusios Hugh ,and Jones. ' Olive Johnson. ‘ Miss Ethel Baldwin is visiting her Hu^h and Olive Johnson had a VEGETABLES. FBVITR ETC. parents during the holidays. Christmas tree for relatives and friends Walter Toose of Orugoh Is spending Christmas eve All were highly enter­ the hoUdays with his uncle. D. C. Ktijea. tained by. speak ing and singing. Ojmters MEATH. C. E. Moore and son Herman and.Al were served after the presents were dis­ Beef. IU/we>ghl-J><c-SV< Beef. dresMtl- Ic -5c M. Edmunds of this vilhige intended tributed Veal calves. aUvt-^e-«4e. the stock show at Chicago the past Clarence Philley and family uf near v ef k. importing a very tine time. Middleville were guests of his parents Mutton, droned—4c to "e over Christmas NORTHEAST BARRY. BANFIELD. VVISH to thank the public i 6rSl»eir liberal patronage during the year jutt drawing to a moot _close. ___ This month has been i record maker. My trade Laving been greater than my entire first year 1 was in business. I shall endeavor to meet youi demands with . everything iu my line aud solicit your future pat­ ronage. Wishing you all a prosperous and happy New Year. I am . T Corner Jewelry Store. F. R. PANCOAST OPEN EVENINGS. Look In 4 , Olir btore at Irvillg to see a varied Stock . - ” ■ Lauren<t> |Allerding received a fine | gold watch I chain ok a pleasant reI minder of hfs twenty-first birthday, the ; same being « present from h<« mother. I We regretj to learn of the ’demise- of I Mr. ChWleJ Savacool. who wa* well to | and favorably known iu this locality, of | and. desire »• extend our utmost symJ u^thy to th| bereaved. ■ Frank Jones of Anu Arbor came Sunj dny.u> ■gen<| the holidays wfth his pa- FLANNELS, MITTENS. HOSE. YvLOY HS, ■ । Bed Blankets, .Caps and Woolen Yarn. “SNAG-PROOF” OVERS Come while the stock is pot broken for wlmt you want. BeSTOOODS. WANTS 3. C. Rogette und family- spent fdnday n Hastings lth« guests of-Mrs. Roger's h<T *Mwbi ciuJd Fr-w.r tor a .<• | cation. The {teacher treated the pupils i to wanuts. candy and , popcorn n irtiisvy and daughters, Bessk* | . and Hasel. Of Dorr, spent Christ-| with ihl forme’Fs mother at thiF- We handle the ’ Ball Band” • j-u« . and “Lambertville'’ s. and family »pvi?i Christ>■ Rogers and wiff*. Allefdlr g und wife .•hrlsv mua .«« B. F: ucher’s. uuis NORTH PINE LAKE Christ) POPULAR PRICES Miss Julia Philley spent Christmas Th- L. A. 8. will meet at the home of Mr. und Mrs Chas. Letehk-ltner next home. Thursday. January 4. at 10 o’clock. All are* invited. The Christmas tree pt Bunnell’s was well attended. . Earnest Pifcr and SOI Stanton have returned from the n-jirth. if you have anything useful Chas. 'Tobias and family of Hinds that you want to sell, or if there Curner:j spent Sunday at Frank New- ' Is anything useful you want to tun’*. J • . ’ buy, place an adv. in the BANNER’S WANT COLUMN. Altorf Bunnell and sister'Mary spent If you have a buggy that's lying Chrlstnjas at. th- . home . of their pa-1 idle In the bam; a stove or rn-T.ts, Rev A. Bunnell aud wife. other household goods you don't use; if you .have any stock Reuben Webster , ami family spent ] you want to dispose of; ahouse you want to'sell or rent; if you want a girl for house work; in fact if you want to buy, rent or sell, just try our Want Column It brings buyers and sellers to­ gether, and only costs ONE CEM A WORD FOR pACM INSERTION. Try It. FOR SALE—Cheap id horse boiler. with 10 horse engine. Enquire, Ernest H^ Addr^.U^g. Konte rRETPOFT. The Irving Store W. W. W.ATSON, Irrlno; Mich, WANTED Agents t.. .sell Murcahee ! .Protective sick and accident in»urance. | .'Van give exclustvo territory. For 1,1! t< nns ami full information write or see I IL. Thomas.‘Hastings.' Mich- f CORRESPONDENCE, j . PQVLTRY. HIDES AND WOOL. Chk-keos, ahte-Hc Chicken*,drrwed- !< to lie Turkey*. Htc— igc Turkey*, feather donned—!*• Beef Hide*-*: Horse HM«!*-r.'.00-»fJO. . Calf DU1U5— Hie Tallow—S4 w GRAIN. CHIDESTER & OFFER THE FOLLOWING Holiday Goods at 1-4 OFF HOUSE COATS The $8.00 ones $6.00 The 7.00 ones 5.25 The 6.50 ones 4.88 The 6.00 ones 4.50 FUR GLOVES AND MITTENS The $3.00 ones $2.25 The 2.00 ones 1.50 The 1.50 ones 1.13 CAPS The $1.50 ones $1.13 The 1.00 ones .75 The .50 ones .38 Corn-lx—1A- Id e*»; ioe f belled. Hye-co.-. -, Beans—tumdpk'ku*d, per bu. SUUL Wood- soft. $1 JO; mixed. SUJ; hnrd,y.’.OO. Chidester &. Burton Leading Clothiers No. I TtaNMhr-49.0D-?.M No. 2 Thnotliy—$M» (low Hny-M FOR SALE 100 BARRED Plymouth Rock Cockeralt!tdr*. Triu* or iirrrjilnit l¥n». ant afclti. 8 mv »xbltrtt »i ila-Uriff* I’ouln j’Mretw Dre. 3. to 3. Afan. a Ktaod let of Poland China Hr*. ,|u«»w aud Au(tu«l farto» j>. Write uf rail or phone 1-.W) tint'. WlLLAKiD I'EIHG. HMAtlnr*. M't’li oooooc^oooooooooooooocoo SPECIAL W. H. COUCH 1 । ■ - GENERAL AUCTIONEER. Years of experience have taught tne.how to conduct sales successfully, many of.my sales running hun­ dreds or dollare ahead oi expectations. Farm and Stock sales a specialty, nnd satisfaction guar anteed. Dates can he made Uy calling at or by phoning to the BANNER office. Hastings, Mich. W. H. COUCH, Residence Sec. 51, Ccrltbn. Citizens Phone 161-3 Rings. P.O. Address, Hastings, R.F.D. S. JAS. M. BAUER tatnrilay we .will ’have FOR SALE 1 coni shelter. 1 six H. a special *at*r on bpof. THE WELL KNOWN AUCTIONEER . engine..8 H. P. I miler. • ”• gasoline Mr. imd Mrs. I.D-dM-j We have a nice vtocn of their -hildrenlard tew at d|nn. r manager .Jn n , stoves, 3 wood mqvo, pulleys, boxes, . Has had 25 years of actual experience. Farm and hangers, shutting, saw arlx-rs. light well cured meats and Christ uns dayj 1 . hardware and plumbing storv. Stock Salwi a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed in EAST ASSYRIA. railroad track. I elegant cook stove. every reepect Datee can be mad • by calling at the John KfUk'k ami family spent Christ- i A A‘ i,e,*er Jackson was i | fly whceL. nmokr stocks, iron pipe. | IT WILL PAY YOU ■ John Hill wa? In Battle Creek a * BAKNER office,or with me. . * ■ j the village last Wedn>*sday tn see hl’ i pump repairs, stoves repai-s and many I nujs a couple uf days la.st week with oats. mother, Mrs Dorothy Geiger. .v. .,other um iuI article*, cheap fur cash'. I TO GET OUR i Glen and Lepa Murehou»i» made a* Harry Wf'^t of the Battle Creek Busi­ JAS. M. BAUER, Hastings, Mich. Z. E -x And Wife were in Gnimi Rap- | "’ill trade for anything you have. buSIm- n trip ti« 1’hihiw-l! Saturday. PRICES BECAUSE ness nnd Normal college spent she .i l» last Wednesday on business. j Sylvester Grouse!. Ur. . nd Mrs.|-Geo.! MorehoOSe enterCitizens Phone 89. 529 Michigan Ave. Xjiuh hollditys with his parentk Mr . Mlw «;u>rie Carter came from Belding [ FDR SALE—Our farm ot 40 acres 1 WE Will NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Mary Morehouse and family al ttlifipj and Mrs.’ Henry Wiler, Tuesday lo spend the holidays a Uli her I “ita west of Barrvville. Price I1KKL t> , dinner Chriitmas day. Parents. A. B. Carterean.I wife. | U Moline, Mich. , Mr. and Mrs. A. Fruln and grand-fi u"" ’ Lard !*c per pound by the pari '■>;» Brown Is home fur a short daughter Mildred were guesta of thelre. Don’t forget to bring the jar with Miss Lute Phillips of Lansing was ■ JVANTEI>-Anyuno wanting to buy. aon, L. A. Fruln, and wife, in Battle . -icntlrii from’her school duties. a SU’SI ..£ MiM Maiw-1 gUua.i. th.- firet I *’”• rent or tette anything to try ’a j you. ‘ THE AUCTIONEER DELTON, MICH ‘ Minx Inez Terpenlng is the "guest of ot- -Oret-k. ChrtRtmns. • want wantadv. adv.ininthe theBANNER. BANNER. the week. J her si- er. Mrs.. Walter Brown. Give us a call. «. | J FOR RENT- House three blocks from I Mr. ahd Mrs, Eugene V«-.ldcr and ] 1 have had years of experience in all kinds of sales Mrs. Se'.h House and son ent .-writing. family Hp-nt laat ’M«u>day with rela—Farm, Stock, General Merchandise, anything you I*®6 Wool Bout factory, hiquim uf ' ! Ken net i spent Christmas at D. G. want SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, l.all at . . . ! Frank Giddings. tlves id Battle Creek. The Misses Pearl and Haxci Gt-aer my hotel, Delton, write or phone me, or arrange Sam Moon and mother. Mrs. J. B. , CroM’. have b*-en visiting their grand parents, j FOR BALE-OR RENT***Farm, KO dates wkn the BANNER office. Hastings, Mich. Mra. ’lai a Cross has been spending Moor, spent Xmak with tho latter’s son. H. E. l.u<llo« and wir«. Knud bonw «nd l«-n. irocd orch2 Doors East of City Bank. a few <1 iya at D. G. Cress’.' . . . . ard. bee. Hi. Baltimore. Lewis Wood. Henry Muon, and wife, near Olivet. ,E. R. CONRAD, Delton, Mich. as.l lanw. MjrehoTO leave M"“ ld“ Kllaaww «r Oread Rapid. ; R R. Sa I.’ Phone 22. MASTINOS, HICM. Our teacher, Miu Lola* House, closed ' Hex l e t ' Januah| 2 Sir Lanaliur. »lf.re they j • “ * ln ---------------" her school fiir a week’s vacation at , HOUSE FOE RENT—Nvw seven ; Miss Iva HUHIberger. Earl and Milo } rooul house with modern improveSection Hill last FrltBty. with a Clytet- ' will told' HuIBbrrgcr a ere horn.- fur Christmas. mets; furnace. bathroom electric ’ mas tree, which was much enjoy efl by ' Mrs. F avid Shephard and Mrs. Georg' Mins Ida Bodnia w was the guest uf : lights Three blocks from State street, i calb.-d on Mrs. Ezra. Mureal! the’ children. ’ • her parents, Mr. arid .Jit*. N, Houma. 'Inquire of Dr. Fuller, Roy tllil and Otto. BuRIh iif Battte over-('hrlmmita.* -- FOR SALE—Six teen : lii ■ wi .•n buM- section 31. Hastings township. Geo. |J 1QRTHEAST IRVING. enta, Mr. ant! Mr*-. John Hill, CWfttSc.itV. Quimby Route 1 m*M the iirnt of the week. DtaH. saa<* Moulton died Friday Ti^e Fish fnmily remimp wa ;; held at . ~~WANTED _________ ____ _____ _________ ___ —To____ exchange good aecurid e Th- funeral was held SunMr. and £mcry Frulij ami little •m. Mr.--. T. E. Cli'-eMebroush’e Christrn.id hana cook htove for wood, enqul rb third daughter spent Xmaj with their par­ day at h ?r home at J0:30; Conducted b'y day. Those* prc.s»:nt from away were • bouse eaat of ThIiIi* factory. . ents. Mr.' and Mrs. Ch$rl«s Secure, in Fit-y. He Iman <f[. the Congregational J. W Edwards and fan tiy <.f Gmn’d ■ - LOST-Doubte siring small gold clidrch. Bellevue. Rapids. Earl. Milo and Miss fva Hut- . liemfa Iietwuen John Bessmrr's n»iMiss 5 11 rfred Coulter Is attending Mr. hud Mrs. John Baggerly and son Ifberger. also of Grand Rapldj*. i deuce and store. Reward if returned On account of the estate of L. C, Gesler being settle!. and that I shall engage in school a Irving thia winter. Leon of Coldwater were guests of the ifce following are home for the '‘o Beamer’s jewelry store. another occupation, I will offer a public sale on the Gesler farm, situated one J. W. Calms whs called to Vicksburg former a father. R. T. Baggrrly, last Christmas vacation. < n|o ami Miss ! .FOR SALE-.-Or will trade for young Sunday. qn account of th* serious nines# of his and.one-half miles west of Codar Cfeek, and three miles east of Cloverdale, on Lulu Hunt from Big Rapids; Miss ' horse, the cek’hrated ]«cing stallion section 27, Hope township, on J. M. Knapp of .Bellevue was the mother, U-ho has no hope of recovery Maude Sisson from HastiiiKs. Fred i Guy D. Enquire noons, evenings or Our senool celebrated Christmas with Shepard. Vernor Moore and th. MI^Bm ' Jandays. Jamra Traxler, 421 West State guest of hte sister, Mrs. Emma K. HHL a tree aid approprle’e eexrvlsos Fri­ Edith Herrington, Sue Curtiss anil Nel- | ”1 Dartings. last week. day. ; He Bussell from Olivet; Orson Simp- i FOR SALE—40 Barred “ - - -hens Kock , Everttte C«|lrny returned frmd Vlcks- son, Ivan Steckle, Chas. Combs, from and pullets. • Gilbert Scott. Quimby NORTH WELCOME CORNES Lurc -Saturday, Ann Arbur; Clyde Moore and Miss Carol Knickerbocker aud wife re­ FOR SALE—Some first class timothy The W. M. church had a Christmas Maude Kenyon frojn M. A. C., and hay also stack of straw. L. L. Rick­ turned Friday from an extended visit Miss Lulu Griffin from Grand Rapids. ard. Shultz. in New York.-accompanied by the for­ tree and’exercise Saturday evening. commencing at 9:00 o’clock sharp, the following described property, to-wtt: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. • Cairns and mer’s sister. Miss Daisy Knickerbocker, LQST—Sunday*between Mulholland's YANKEE SPRINGS. . drug stere and my home, a handbag daughter Mae were guests of Mr. nnd who will reside here. Jckso Glover hn« traded farms with containing money also neckchain, cun Rev. Andrew Geiger of Jackson spent MYr. H. Wolfe. PraycrTneetlng Thursday at W^lHng- ii gentleman ncar HHlfdak- und ex­ aud collar buttons. Reward if returned Tuesday and Wednesday of last week ,7-yr old driving horse, weight 1100 Oscillating bob sleighs te BANNER office. Nellie Mend. loh Kidder’s. perts to move there soon. with his mother., returning Thursday Large Durham cow, 8 years old, due in Rutland, Route 1. Hastings. Light driving harness, rubber trimmed Protrncteil meetings will commence January FOR SALE—4o acres, good log bouse, Light driving harness, riickle trimmed at the U. B- church next Sunday even­ Grade Jersey cow. 3 years old fresh good barn, good soil, fair fences, fruit Double work harness ing. 1 and • wood lot. On main road near Thoroughbred Durham heifer. I yr old Extra collars, rol.es. blankets etc Johnny Duffey iJf Hustings, In spend­ school. iJirm). R. Bishop. Hastings, 2 grade heifers 7 yearling steers Michigan. ing the holhtiiys with his parents. Alxiut 5 tons clover hay 2 P C brood sows F. E. Raymond and wife enter­ About 10 tons timothy hay FOR RENT--A modern eight room 6 shoats about 150 lbs tained Will Orton und wife of Gun house on Hanover street. ’ Inquire ot Coni stalks 50<> ba corn 150 bu oats Lake, Wm.- Page and family Irving, Homer Warner, or phono 411. 10 Shoats about 55 llis About 2 bu clover seed Claude Johnson and wife of Middle­ WANTED AT" ONCE Canvaifeers 'J pigs about 10 weeks old • 10 cords seasoned wood ville. and Walter Pujfe and wife of in Barry and adjoining counties; steady 50 young hens, extra good stock 25 bu early potatoes Caldron kettle Hiudings Christmas. A family Christ­ position with cash weekly settlements: Lansing wagon Steel land roller mas tree was one ot the features. our beet men are earning 138 per week. 2 bbls cider vinegar McCormick mower. 6 ft cut "Santa Claus” was preesnt. much to Full particulars and splendid outfit A lot of household goods including n free. Western New York Nursery Co.. the enjoyment of the little folks. Osborn hay rake. 10 ft Road cart new Malleable steel range, new Rochester. N. Y. R Woodmansee & Olney Auction Sale! WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3 COBB'S CORNERS. Absolutely Pur© A GRAPE CREAM OF TAR TAR BAKING POWDER It makes the most delicious and healthful hot breads, biscuit arjd cake FREE FROM ALUM. LIME OR PHOSPHATIC ACID No other baking preparation or powder Mr. mid Mrs. Ed Hess of Indiana are visiting the latter’s brother, Z. Moore, and' sister. Mrs. B. B. Travis. Neuman Cobb of Alma, Colo., Is vis­ iting his parents, L N. Cobb and wife. Mrs. Ingram-Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. R, Sylvester of Charlotte. Mrs. I. Cunningham has been sick but Is now better: Roy Coulter of Big Rapids Is sick at bis uncle’s, Mr. I.. N. CObb’fC A very-fine program was given by the Cobb school at their Christmas tree lust Saturday evening. Much praise Is due the teacher and her scholars. DELTON CHURCH Our quiet little town was shocked Thursday morning by the sudden death of tlie wife of our esteemed townsman, Roy C. Leinaar. agent of tbe C. K. & S. R. R. at Delton. Tbe funeral was hekl Sunday morning at 10 o’clock at tbe M. E. church, which waa filled with sympathizing friends Tbe burial was at Hickory Corners* the pastor G. T. Fisher white BANNER WANT ADVS PAY. POTATOES Hay and stock rack Syracuse plow Spring drag. 20-tooth Cultivators Shovel plows etc Top buggy Page Bros, rubber tire top buggy 2 buggy poles Cutter pole Portland cutter 2, single harnesses Radiant Home hard coal stove, roll top desk, bookcase, 7-octave organ black walnut case, bedroom suit, chairs, rockers, dining table, dishes and many other household articles CCn A BUSHEL IT OUR OJI> WIREHOUSE We will deliver them in'five buehele lots at that price. Also have some nice apples. NICE LOT OF DRY WOOD Term’s of Sale Al) sums of 15 and under cash. Over 15 one year’s time will be given on approved paper at 6 per cent interest. THOROUGHLY SEASONED . . Highest pricejj paid for Haj- and Straw. - Telephone us your wants. Arthur C. Gesler, Proprietor ctloneer � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1905 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1905. 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